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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, shining seeds of a medicinal plant. Coix-lachryma. Job's tears. 4_,j;1 ;i;5 Ready to shed ^;,C»ij JLii ^ ;^^.> *«*^ tears (woman). Issuing blood (wound). llAi Liquor oozing from the vine. ^Ui Tears of old age or disease. Tearful (eye. man). ^y'^j f-^''^ Rainy. Dewy. ^Cti

To shed the blood of. Treat ilJ ^S U iX^_J.

j

^

,^J^l

thy debtor kindly. Blood.

'r

Red

j^^

imposthume. Manure, dung. Rotten and black JC»i

Boil,

oCyiij

di-agon's blood; red juice

of several trees.

^

j^j; Ji\'JJ

Gentleness.

V.^J '^^

Andemonx

To be manured (land). To reconcile together.

cotton-cloth.

dates. Scum of the .sea. To work ^ f>>toj ^Jo a. th well. To round a. th.

5rtU"i

-tt-

Bloodstone, hematite

He

is

Armlet, bracelet. Smooth stone.

the slayer of

Smooth

such a person. Bleeding.

(hoof,

jL^j/Jj jJ>'ij J^'i>

Sort of truffle. round, to smooth

Poor. Cupid. Bloody. Sanguineous.

To

Statue of red marble ov

RouFided black stone.

ivoi-y

;

*

stone).

figure. Idol.

Happiness, blessing. "•

Hectic fever.

*'..

>.

Bloody arrow. Gilded bay(horse). J'jJStooping when bleeding from y. i^',» the no.se. Kind to a debtor.

J>U*'i a. th.

^

titL«"i

{{-

dii/^lxij iij]^':»

To manure (a field). ^ il^i o ^i -ff To brood hatred against, it il^i a j/i To become rotten and black ^li (palm-tree).

To buzz (insect). Jh .^"^ o 'oi ^ To mutter, to mumble. Cjui oi To be cx'ook-backed (man). CJi a oi To be short in the forelegs (horse). To stay in (a place). o oil

To stale in (a place cattle). Sjfi> — To grant a. th. to a. 0. To cleave to the door of. a ^j^^'^j — To be addicted, accusto\s.j A j>'il med to. To be defiled with dung (place, ^am water). <>- To become oa'lous.

Buzzing. Mutter.

Verdure gro-

^;i oCi ^ oi

Earthen jar with a tapering bottom.

:

j^jil zyai-'j ^^Ji\ 'l^iil

manure said woman of bad origin.

wing

in

;

of a beautiful

Depression of the back, neck. jTi Tapering cap of judges. :cj':> Crook-backed (man), 'o'i ^ "Ci ^ oil Short-legged (horse). Low-roofed.

Rottenness of a palm-tree. ol>i1j ^'i Dung. Manure. oC«ij ^i

<

Traces of encampment. Duug-heap. Deei>rooted hatred. Rudder, tiller. oC-i Te

To

dangle, to

?^ecklace

;

hang

doNvn.

J^'jj'i

jioJi <>

frog, tassel.

To buzz (wasp). To mutter, To hum (man).

o^'i

-^

Manager of property. JC. *:i^j>j ^i Heap of manure. ^ij ^i ^ ZL^i

•<

Blister, callosity, corn.

Mutter. Black and rotten plant, o^ii To be mean.'sjViSj 's»^S o 'Jh atSa -» To be crook-backed. \}i a 'iii To ride a jade. uil To render a. o. vile. A Ui

Plants becoming green after

To

To

incite a. o. to foul deeds.

Baseness. "Weakness. Ignoble. Cowardly.

s \|j;

S^jSj ;sOS -Oilj

MUi

"Vice, defect.

Hump-backed. Dwarf, short.

;^

'j> ;li;S

Vile.

lii'i^ 'uil

xj^^j xSij

>J^

-«-

summer. Canker of

oV»i

palm-ti'ees.

To be burning hot (sand).QjS To become boiling hot. To swoon. To be L/:>j stained with blood.

fall

oC»i1

a

*o

-J^

<»^'il

in a

bleed.

C^i a ^/'i

To make (a wound) to bleed. To near a. th. to. To open the way to. To make a. o. to bleed.

-S-

fi>Si

s

J— Ji\

(

y^

TN»

To wane from grief or illness. To j'i sink (eye). To near its setting (sun). * — To examine a. th. minutely. To gaze at. Jl~ **i

Darnel-grass. Foolish. Thief. Lean.

JsiliSj JiljS r; J^'i^J Ji>'i P. carob-gi'ains. Sixth part of

Weight of

jjiS

two

j^;i

^

To look askew. cr^^ "^ To sow discord between. ov — To keep at home mindless ^_^feji -Vc of o.'si family. > To raise the head J?^j^ °

^

Heron (bird). ilfeJi Turkish acre of one hundred ^jS Ts

Jj

To To To To To To To To To

fleet.

^j

Jl^

draw

iw'Uj^ "^^ )^i o Ui »•

jSlj oCij To be akin to.

trifles.

;;_Oij 4>

Ci a 'j i

ji

jilj

j^V* J ^ji

tighten (shackles).

^6

ju2)l

be intermediate between.

cijJ

live straitly.

—

Jil

advance gradually. draw near to one another. ask a. o. to come nearer. s Proximity. Kindred. Baseness. Cowardice.

J'J; J\'s,

JJc-ll.

SjCa

tCi

Weak. Low. 'Oil ^ Ji ^^ u;^ ^ oy^'j u'il ,.

Near, akin.

*j S

rsearer.

Jil

Baser. Worse. More. Less. I

u 'ij

is

CJij CJij

, (ji

j^it

cr'

^

ray cousin closely related."

Weather. Much. 'jS ^ CJS The Ne-v World. .\me- CJi <: Te World, rica.

-if-

•<>

UJiJI

tI^j^

%'j^\i Ciill

<>•

^.l;

exchange of the other. Worldly. '^'ij 's?j.ty'-9j '^^'^ Near. Worthless man. About llii in

to bring forth.

-ft-

^i

S

To walk heavily. v'JU-Ji arJi -S^'^ To humble o'self to stoop the head. To remain at home. ;

X^jUS Ts

To hang down,

to dangle.

JjJi JjJS

-fy-

(tree).

To glisten (face). To strike (money). To be rich.

—ji-^

j*j

fi>J»

y'i

j^'^ j -yS''^

Old gold coin.

Diamond

tt

J"^^^

Sjy^

•

(at cards).

'^jS^^ "^ Figured, brocaded (cloth). Dap- Jjj> pie (horse).

stained

^i

iXuSj CJii a

-tt-

(clothes, honour).

To

To To

defile (clothes). -^

sully

ifc

profane

^h

a. th.

To be defiled (clothes, honour) -^'^ ^ To be profaned. Impurity, stain. ^Ci'l ^ _^a Defiled. -^ Rascal.

^^Ci) ro-i^

^j^\j,'/>j

~ Disgracing himself. vVrl' Foul deeds, places. u-i''-*^ To be ignoble. Ts-^ij (^y's a. foi-^ To be hungry. To submit. CiJi a ri'i To be vile, base. To be cupid. To follow a righteous course. ^il To

follow an ignoble course.

Refuse of a butcher's shop. Heartless, mindless man,*ij>_}

To be

^ilj To be about

at the point

of death.

,

//^

^ij ^i

CsJi

a wiji

-H-

to set (sun).

To be at hand (affair). To crush a. o. (illness). To be near to a. th. Heavy and protracted

Medlar.

Hop (plant). He bought this world

inJi

brute.

met him first of all. CS j'i\j ji J'i\ iiliJ

He

,

;

(the character)

near.

be vile. bring a. th. near.

mind

^Jij G>.^i

head to humble o.'s self. Feast of the Epiphany.

-{^

^'S

[pi.)

To stoop the

To be

feet square.

be, to

&.Ci o ?Ji

fi>

Gold-finch (bird).

conceitedly.

Axle-tree of a wheel, jfui

To

a. th.

men,

Croton variegatum

Bitter cold.

Squadron,

Intelligent

Ice-cream.

a dirhem; small silver coin. jjj

Iguoble, unhospitable.

^

)

To strengthen

^ji wijil

illness.

^JiJi

Setting of the sun. Seri-

ously

oJil

^

wiJij

,

{>n. f. s. pi.)

jJi

ill.

To look askance, to ogle. To be minute, exact. Gya ^ To die of cold. %j}>j

Jj6i o

i

^'^ a

^

* ^>

JJ'S

(

C T

e^ To astound

a. o,

5

J-»^h

>

To roll A tloAij ila*S (^a>Sj down (a stone/. To break (dawn). To ^^aAl^-J

J-^'^

Bewilderment, astonishment. xlS'i To botch (a work). A_^'i -fr To fill up (a 4> jAilj U*;. a ji i -Hcup). To pour forth (a cup). To strike a. o. To cut up a. th.A jpiS To hurry a. o. j J*i1 To cohere (stones). jaSI Stocks for the feet of criminals, j^^


To

;

mayor

<•

To

I

^^jj

To crush (

a. 0. 5

CUi

U

Routed army.

^»i

jl*i -^

To

large mouthfuls.

lie

;

liar.

C(.j'->^'^j

j^i *

Lsoii JJjii

fJlCuiij

-j}-

-tt-

befall a. 0.

tjj

?

lyii a _;Ai

-ft-

(mishap).

Time, long or jjAij ^i\ ^ jki short beginning of time year. Care. Custom. Event. Intention. Lifetime of a man. oC-jVI _^S ;

-^

^JiUiP

;

Sect of materialists.

chamber. Catacombs. Foundlings.

^^j(.i1

is.

To smash a. th. To cut up (meat).* — Bubbling up of water. Jloiij <Jja"3 To overthrow (a building), a yjJ>i -STo crumble away (building). yjJ^'Ji

(wealth).

jii

y

man he

sort of

(boiled meat).

a. 0. (illness).

Hour. Small quantity. Passage.-^ Ant e-jkjui

ooajj

To take False,

To grind a. th. To A (fejii a dl*;. -» smash a. th. To tramp over (the

Hall.

•\jJ>ji\j tloAoll

To bob up

be delayed.

To waste

^

do not

know what

Mayorship -^ Delay. ilSAi Mayor, chief cciUij t:5>i ^ ouii P of a district. Sharp and energetic man. Merchant.

ground) i>-To consume

ojuJi

Troop of one uC»alft'ij oU1*jj *Aa>i hnndred camels and mure.

j

establish a. 0. as mayor.5 ^iii -^ To delay, to hindei- a. 0.

be appointed

,

roll (stone).

Plentiful (water). Overfilled (cup.)jUi

To

j^^

)

^

-<

Lasting' c
very long (garment).

Very

J5)>!0I -ul a j^)>j a >ii -H-

old.

Long space

event).

of time.

Endless time.

jj^'i

^>^* jUi ^Aij^lS _^

To blacken (a pot fli'e) ^ jj-^ Severe epoch. To grieve a. o. ^ ^Sl I will never go tohim.j:£_^ijjl_yi3i j-iTv ' To be roan, dark bay (horse). %Ail. By-gone times. -s j *j*i To be black. Various or long times. OiOtil. -j j iJ»i Roan (horse). To hurl a. th. into an 4> j^ i .r4»i1 V»i1 Dark bay. abyss. To pull do%vn (a wall). To ^il _^i :

-ft-

^il

Sorrel (horse).

Large number. The last three nights

gulp (mouthfuls).

jii\ '

>>Ai

ir

j,^i

^S

of a lunar month. Creation. Black colour. *;jii Black or ^ .C^ii ^ ^i1 dark green. Fresh or effaced footprints. Black horse.

^i

1

Fetter, chain.

Vt^^

Misfortune.

Reddish plant. Even

ttjA'^^

Blackened-pot. Crowd. Last' ^C^i night of a month. Traces of encampment. Herb for tanning. Brown (ewe). Gait of a man. Dark green (garden). ^l^ioi Ji\j 'U^'^^

^i

To be over (night ).To be hurled jyijj down. To crumble away (wall). Misfortune.^; J USj ^t-j^Va^ w u-S*^ "^ To be even (ground). C_* ^ a ^:> * < To trample, to crush. for ^'^ ) — To walk upon a soft groimd. ,_^il To be redcUsh (ground, plant). l^\»'i\

'

'

^^uil

^

,_^Ai

place.

Reddish colour. Reddish.

sUii ,j-^'^ -r 'LI*

Meek.

To be

3 ^^-^i^

^r^i

•J ,ji-»ij Cijbi a ,_Aj*i bewildered. To be astonished. yi-ftoJl

,

"^

C

5J^

To render a. o sick. To suspect a. o.

s

» f\»]j

Illness, disease.

Fox-eYil.

wlJll 'lij

Hunger. Fever.

^

"li -li

s!i-JI

'li

^;i)l

m^ Mi Mi Mi

jl::V|

j^l

Elephantiasis.

Canine madness, hydro-

\

^-SCJI

humped

^liii

(camel). Totte-

-iJ

?^.u'

ring. Huge.

-ft-

blandish a.

0.

^

To dissemble with. 5 ^»:>'ij lij — To coax, to circumvent a. 0. *JUij CUi o ^'ii a ^ij o j^.Ai To yield little milk (she-camel). To anoint a. 0. <>• To var- Aj s ^aS

J^ iii ^ "i^l -

splendid health.

is in

Iji totter (old man).

To break, to cut a. th. a j^jii -{} To make (food) soft, delicate. To anoint (the head), a uii o ^^i To strike a. 0. with a stick. To moisten the (ground: rain). -^ To

phobia.

He

T) To

— Two

^JVI

•Ijil

Falling-sickness.

T

Ijlsl

Gout. Diseased.

'J^j

'4S^i *li

•• Almost, scarcely. t-iji Book-keeping by double entry.UJji To serve as a footman. G-ji o ?rli "^ Followers of an army. i^li To be big (belly). To be G^ji o ^-li «

j

•<>•

lofty (tree).

I

nish a. th.

To be

anointed.

•;

\

I

Grease.

Balm, resin.

•<>

•^

Butterwort, self-heal.

i)-

Tincture of opium.

To squander o.'s wealth. a ^ji Desert. Red plant. To be distsnted (belly). Poisonous tree. ^loJlj ^jjj To be expanded, ^laJi Oil-merchant. -<> House-painter, Great ^Jlji ^ oJbj,^ji ;- <»ji Red leather. Slippery place, j

i

'

and

lofty tree.

Showy

i

toy. Hair-bracelet.

^i'^

Embroidered cloth. Perfume. This world is a gewgaw. t^V^

To be abashed,

-if-

To

(iji o

CJfOl

^\'^:>

^

feel giddy, sea-sick.

To subdue (a To humble a.

countiy). o.

To

4>

ex-

^ji^

5 ^li'j

To weaken

plore (a country).

—

^ji a. o.

stun.

< To

< Vertigo,

bother

be

mag-

goted

liji

Giddy.

-^

i\%

—

^Jii

ij^^ iS^S a ili -« ,

oil.

Anointed (head). Gis-ing oi^i little miik (she-camel). Flask, brush for poma- ^aIjlS ^ ^.* Iv* de. Pool, marsh. Hypocrisy. Treason. •<> Flattery.:cL£i jjl Malachite. .Jasper. i)-

^

oloji

(?
si/i) i/i

Fancy, prank.

si^i

Silk- worms.

^ai'ijS

Ascar'des, thread-

i^

worms. Tansy {plant). Hardstongue {plant).

^jSj ^,^1 ijS ij5jl xlxi.* sJijioi

Sea-saw, swing. Grub, worm. Vermin. Sprightly man. Intense red.

j^/^ J>>h


»

a. o. (calamity),

crafty.

To be

^— a^^-fti

^'Si

clever.

Sagacity. Shrewdness. Good

'lii

manners. Misfortune.

Momentous

olj'i 9^ *;*''*

event.

Great calamity. Cunning, shrewd man.

'Cii

Wily.

Wise, prudent.
To be

*I_Ali *?*'•>

3ui ^

Lion.

jo'jS

•

^^ij Cii a ^^i * To astound a. 0.

wily.

Skilful.

t.jijS

a

To charge a. o, with deceit. To be sht-ewd, {Ui_j 'sfUSj Cii

sr^ji

^\j'i

P

r-^i

Emery.

To be

(food).

Worm ->

iLLlj

giddiness.

Obscure (night)

To

a. 0.

oi*i

Ointment. Paint, varnish. Dregs of

To overtake

(heat).

To

^^ oi^i

Jljii Ijilj ill,

«li

o>*i w,"'* m;^aSj t^il ^ 'j{i ,

Isjij

diseased.

«li

a Mi"

-»-

«jlib

Tarn, move-

{un.

Sjj'i) j\j'i\

To

jji

-r

To

turn.

j

luont.

Change

se (time).

of fortuue. Fit of fever.

elap-

To

Cljjij

OJ^ o

^

Stanza of a song, a Floor,

By

To turn round a. th. Uj He went over the town. •^ Pay attention. To go about with a. o. To

stoj'y.

J>> —

turns.

jjJik

«_;j

^ i

Revolution of a star. Circulation oljji of blood. Procession.

»lOG

jd ^i

^

Ji

tljXJ\

I

Vertigo, giddiness. Going about. Anklet.

vagrant, a

Round

jb^j jU^

<

Pedlar,

jiji

cause changes in (time). i

To To

,

village

Whirlpool. Sea-compass. F. Circle. Ring, curl of fortune.

Retenue. Surroundings. Municipal council.

The

slJji

Change

:SS\'j

priviledged

:diDl

of

»'J\i>

Cyclopedia.

Convent,

jjliiJI

—

;

«;^ ilj «3ji^ "^J jQ.^' ?r -s"^

Ji

about.

Inhabitant of a convent. Board of administration.

ja

jf^y^ -^

"jlV^j jCi ^>tJ»

SjliVI

Axis, pivot. Point at issue.

^

j\j,i

Tropic.

fit

Round water-skin. Embroidei-ed

oljl^'J

To

s

tread on (the

To

polish (a

Court. Tribe. Year. Province.

^ ji *i

Christian countries {for Moslems), lit seat of war

.^-^

The perishable and

jjIa^

j'i

Islamitic countries. of

Surname ^>LL!I

jii

Bagdad.

Ai'senal.

(corn-

-)il,

:\>i

-

Cinnamon. Bastard cinnamon. Long-pepper.

crops).

To be trampled

upon.

To be

.rJi

Aspalatlms. Bistort-root.

foot-trodden (crops).

Ceremony

of trampling upon

Lji

Dolphin, sea-hog.

-<>• I

Capital town of a country. tuV^ljli -^ House, court. Upland. oO'^j jj^ -x «3'^

dervishes. Colt's foot [plant).

jli^i!!

<j^?i u4-^ t <^i'^i '<^\ji

^jS ^ ^iS

Furbieher. in a

wji -

^?

Thick forest. Troop of men, "Walking semen).

Jdj

''Ji3l

\m2\

the lasting abode.

-ft-

upon.

To tread

v-j^J' j'^

:

CGsj Cji o ^\i ground). To lower a. o. blade). «>• To trespass

iZ,'Cij

fit

!sr

Jl^JI jja^

^ailJj

circular.

J

t

o'Jj^

veil.

Governor. Manager. •<) Treasurer of a district. <• Government of a district.

Round,

i

To look stealthily at. s — To revolve (a wheel) to o j * jlVl work (a machine). To hand round (a cup). To manage, to govern a. th. To induce a. o. to. To avert a. o. from. To be round-shaped. To take an abode in. fi-jl'Sl To turn around a. th. jlazJ.1, <^ i jl^ jij^b sjOij jjilj jj^h j\>i ji^ Mansion, seat. House, oljbij oOj^j

monastery.

Round

j(^i\j j;

(an affair).

o'}__\ji\

Egyptian debt. •^

about.

a. o.


To ta- fi>j s j»v_» jji To work (a machine).

a. th.

search for a. th. jc j}i addle the brain of. !jL'\j j\i1j — <>- To wind up (a watch). ZtLL — — To round a. th. fi> To ramble about a Qj^j ^jj'jJ' jjVi with a. o. To circumvent a. o. To perform a. th. To control ifj fi> —

Sjbi

J iji ^

<

•^

whirl

^ To ^ To

j\ji

administration.

Public

-^

'{'J\

a pulley.

hair. Shaft of

feel vertiginous.

ke

Sun-rtower, turnsol.

<

*

j''^

revolve (wheel).

|

file

(hor-

^\}>j

Z^\i

I

Tribe. Cu'cle. Halo.

Round

sand-hill.

s3j,jjj Sjljij Sljij

Seller of perfumes.

Some

one.

Sparrow.

—

^Sj}'^

jCSj '4j,S>i Vj,-?^ ji>«-^j

'4^}'^

Vj-J*

T

(

Change.Victory.

fj^ < Government,

They have been

prevailed

state.

^^^^s rf^^l

upon.

The

chief

men

o^ j

of the state. :Jj^l

oVjS

Adversity.

Excellency (title of a

vizu").

yirJJS

Victory.

By

Ts

illjl,

turns, alternatively.

il^lji

Reddish grapes.

^

*b'i

.^

^ Iji

Conference.

S'JI^j Jjl^

To last. 'v>y^>i C«bij To contmue. To stand

>b

(*ji o still.

-ft-

To be

(bucket).

filled

As long as he remains

>li

C^J^Cs

C»

standing.

To pour a

m

cii'cle in

Shoe, sandal. PoHshing-stone. Beater. ^IjU^ j u-i-^ To be altered (eye). Ciji a ^j,i -»• Dim-sightedness, squint. jiji Altered (eye). ^/i ^ .ujj) ^ ^jSl Quoit (for playing). Uproar, i^ji -^ To spread amongst a li^i o j.ti -fttribe (disease). To be cheap To crush a. o. (heat). Whey, watery part of milk.

v«'^

To mix (perfumes). To dilute (a medicine).

the air

(bird).

To ^j^ To turn in

(a top).

—

& ^jii

a. o.

a. th.

in.

keep

to last.

To

it

To make *j fill (

surround

a. o.

or

a. th.

a.

(camel).

th.

5

-

palm, doom-palm. Lote-tree. X^^iJij j>\ji ^Ijiil

it

j'ji^j ^^^ -r"^^ without lightning nor thunder.

P]vei*lasting^_j5ij^*IS

(God).

Always.

press together (riders).

"VVine.

Bleeding from the nose. Piece of wood thrown

iJjfjj

xS/ij <&.ji

elapse (time).

To

i]\jji

i}yj^

J6

ijjs o

-Jf

To deliberate with. To alternate (seasons,

<•

fortune

:

Jjii

a

iIjioX Jjii

God).

To transfer, to hand a. To make a. o. to prevail

a

th.

jcj

jy»

Jiil 5

—

over.

^jli^j >jSj Spinning-top. -^ "Whirlpool.

Rotatory motion.

To

dip

change (season). To be flabby (belly). To be shabby (clothes). To become famous (man), vjij 5Jli —

Continuous. Duration. Theban

For ever. Contmuous rain

^—

To

Stone pounded upon. Pounding-stone.

(a debtor'

j|j*(

(water, sand).

a. th. in

To

affair.

-a-

jijJi

Evil, disturbance, quarrel.

Duration, continuance.

,_,

(belly).

bruise (perfumes, colours).

To smash

a bucket). To

Sea.

The

>Jj'j'^j oj'-t*

jjU jJiS Foolishness. Corruptedness.*ii3jij :aji To be ill ( people ).(Lla?j ^'/i 6\'i -»-

— To

(bird).

-Jf

Worthless furniture.

5 ^i3l

a. 0. alive.

To wait for. To circle in the air To act slowly in an To grant delays to

Continuous.

olS

(jji

*Jljij lJj'ji>j CSjj'ij C5j3 o J\i be insane. To be lean (cattle).

To be swollen ^j

or grant a respite to

persevere

P

xtji

Pounded (musk).

5

(a boiling-pot) -with cold water.

continue a. th.

—

^/^

oCijS

Diluted (medicine).

— To A — To

To confuse a. o. (wine). To moisten a. th. To sprinkle

To To

fij s

Nightmare.

the sky (sun).

its orbit (eye).

To spin To ask

(coi'n).

Cold. Foolishness. Epidemic. fi>

contiuu-^5ij ^jij,C.ii

ous rain (sky).

To move

Brave. Lion.

Bhnd. Nose -^ Weaver's treadle.

-^

_^j a7j

CJli xJiji J^i's^

-J\'J^J j\'jj> _^ijj. jt^j'j^^j

>.j^

To hand by turns. -^ To confer together. To be current (coin). To emigrate (people). To be flabby (belly). To dangle. Notoriousness.

Revolution of time.

Ji^

JjIj5

JioJl.

^

Jji ^

yii ;fc3ji

( T » sIjIju^ jJ(j> To nurse (the sick). 5 t\}i\ ^SJ^^ To make a. o. sick. To treat o.'s self medically. Si^'-^i To eat the skin of milk. ^sj%\,

Disease.

Mjil

Medicine, remedy.

^r

i^ji

i>.j'^ -r

'U^

Gentian (plant).

*!ijl •\ji

\

o

)

^5^5

into a pot for allaying its boiling.

To

be mean, weak,

CO:

:,\->

-»

de.spised.

To make a selection of works To register a. th. To ba low, vile, weak. To become wealthy. To be

OJJJ

registered.

Inkstand.

jl^j,ij j'^'ji

Secretary, clerk. Pelliclo of milk. 111.

"iJJ^j^i

Foolish. Keeping in

P

*iO'i

^j ij ^ji

doors. -jj'^ Echo, sound. Rustling of wind, wings. Buzz. */ji jaj\ Wholesome (land).

There 'JjJ^ j' 4j'^ j' sfJ,^ j'^'j ^ is nobody in. Abundant (food). Hidden (affair), jjj^ Thundering (cloud). Hand. ( dim. of SI ) o^Si ^ Cfi <*• Thanks. Bravo. God dcCi ^

^

preserve thy hands.

Blood-money See jij. ( for Xl^ ) ;? i Cloth with iyl'ir'J ^i'^^ r ^^P ^ double woof.

To abase, to revile Warblfr (bird).

a. 0. j

^4^

~

«^i^

Reviled. Beaten (road).

c-fj-i

To walk gently. CUj Sj G,Ji ^li To stray. To move C'LoJi i cr''^ i

under the hand (gland). fall into abasement. To

To

shun a fight. To drop from the hand.

To

fall

"^

o^ioJI ^U»'

C^ji

jp

wli ^ X-^CS ^

Unruled. Muscular.

"^

—

u^'l^'l

unexpectedly on.

Thief.

i

-{}-

—

t/4'^ t>»ijS

^\j.i

Diving-place.

Two-handled jug. dXJji -^ Flower of the cyclamen, j^\ dijji ^ sowbread. Cock. Com-;SCjaj iJCilj i)^/i ^r*^:? "^ Cock of a gun. passionate. Spring. Turkey fowl, ,/jj dO i Qj ^iJI db i
Pheasant.

^^ ilji

<>•

Fresh ripe dates. «Jr^ "^ Land abounding in cocks. 7S\j<^ To borrow, to be indebted. CJ 5 i oli -^

Beneath, below,. Before. Besides, oj'i near. Without. Against. He is inferior to him. i5jS ja He walked before him. iJji ^i_» He sat behind him. iJji oil

0^ hji woUi^ Ol

Preferably to another. I

admii'e

diJU

oji>

cUUaS

^Jt

thy virtue more than thy science. He interposed between. -A) cu'^i J\> Without, unless he... o\ ojS I

Behold! Beware. Do act as thou wishest,

j^J;

I'.j

dUji iUji

Inferior. Noble. Superior

Important thing. Vile, despicable man. Bad, wicked. Ear. CjCp ^ cii-^j oli ° Betony (plant). iJ^' opli -^ Register of soldiers, ^jjlji ^ u\jj:> P Collection

of poetry, traditions. Council of state, divan. <> Saloon, sofa

;

parlour.

Court of referendaries. jj^aS^ olji^ a Treasury department. :ujijl ul}ji a War department. jliQaJI — D Home department. S.j^i4!l — Ministers of state. ol]>i^' v*^! j'' Turkish official hand-writing, j \^j i lai •<>•

To

call

(she-camels) to

lj «jS

— ej*

their young ones.

Cry

for calling she-

e\i e\ij i'i iS

camels.

To walk across Desert.

a desert.

jj^

-H-

*i

j,^j ^jf^J

J^

To ba

diseased. To be ^ji a lS^^^ rancorous (heart). To resound. To be overspread with a Jjj,!^ jj^ skin (milk) : with scum (water). To move round (cloud). To go about

(dog).Tohum (bees). To snort To resound (echo).

lion).

(stal-

Debt

;

loan. Death.

Active debt,

Passive debt, due. ( dim. of oVi )

Ear.

oUJi « XiJSj

He died. Upon ci'edit.

;

To To

jt

c^S

Thoushaltbe treated as

Affair.

oi^

Religion

;

oOil ^ cr i religious

Re-

Disease. Compulsion. Vic-

Power,

tory.

^

cjjJW

sect. Godliness. Rebellion.

vilement.

U^

iidi •^y.

Requital. Custom. Condi-

law

ci^

?r

iiji ,^ja5

Ci'editors.

tion.

J

^i]j oji^

ci'edit.

Manage-

authority.

ment. -^ Kind, sort. Judgment-day. *>^'^l

j> C£,I^I >»>j

Worship. Religion, sect.cjOlo ^ Maturity of a debt. Continuous

xJC i *.'^i

rain. Obedience.

Religious, godly.

The Rewarder (God). Judge

borrower.

;

indebted.

cr-ij'"*^ "x >^*i-^

0>i j>»

Slave-maid. Town, ^yjj'^ ol^^ countiy.

He

is

well

Citizen.

aware

of

it.

C^iaJi

requite a.

o. for.

5 o^i

* »— c\'Si cc'^ CT

thou hadst treated.

To be honoured. To be ^Cij Co i oia reviled. To comply. To rebel. To have a good or bad habit. To be attacked by a disease. serve a. o. To do good Aj 5 — to a. o. To possess a. th. To con.strain a. 0. To judge a. 0. To revile.

To

To enslave a. o. To profess (a religion). ^ o.'-^j — To submit to. J oli To let a. o. profess his religion. 5 ci^ To lend (money) to. To give to, or to receive a loan » ^ |i from a. 0. To sell to a. 0. upon cre-<>-

dit.

Judged. Slave. ;

lend, to give a loan to.

To borrow. To lend money

Debtor. Creditor, debtee.

Lender Debtor

i

^

-^i,-^

cf'\

-j

'y>

j^

sell

*;|il^uli1

To

to a. o.

upon credit

to.

5 ol*.»b

To summon

—

a. o.

to (a judge).

To contract debts. To sell or buy upon

^'^ credit.

To

Ci Ijj

be mutually indebted.

To borrow from.

a. th.

»

5

ol^^b

Ci\'i>\

T\Y

(

Country

To To

full

of wolves.

throttle a.

o.

To

a

J»ji

o'>'i

[postponed'

-fr

A

quaff (wa-

ter).

olli/'

s Cjl'i

tear

)

i^Tj a ito'ij 5-l'i -S(a water-skiuj. To

That

her husband (wife). To anger a. o. To seduce a. To embolden a. o. against. To compel a. o. to seek refuge towards, ^lanure mixed with earth.

Why

^

gle a. 0.

To

To

To

-it-

stran-

o.

J\jj)j

S

^i,\

a

— —

,

Ciil'i

Deadly.

a

-8-

J'':>

fcilj'i Cj\>'

o^^Vi

olaj'ij pliT'ij oial'i

To walk lightly. To become little.

*

CjVl'ij Vl'i a jl'i

J«laj

Jackal. Wolf. oVj'ij o"iri Wolf. oVj'ij o>J> ^ *liyi To blame, to despise ^ \A'i a ^\i -fr a. o. To drive away. To disgrace a. o.

To

frighten

a. o.

5

Vice, shameful action. Bitter plant. Kind of

^'I'ij

ojiT'i

^1V\

^'i

»iA)'jLr

jjfj

^

i

Restless.

;;j'i

^'^j

^CS ^j o'ij oCij

\'j.fa I'JT

How?

Interrugalive particle.

Tiu I'ilit

?

This.

So. thus.

dili

vV>1

zS'i\j

^

—

»_,C/i

<>-j

\jL50>'

To totter, to waver. IVl^j Vi'l'i -STo urge (asses). To ^ Cj'i a Ji'^ * frighten a. o. To despise. To blame. To expel a. o. /b — To gather (things). To plait the locks of a. o. » ^jVilj cj'i'i To be as CI ^ a- »-~', ^ 73} i o vjj'ij wicked as a wolf. To be fi-ightened ,

by wolves.

To be haunted by wolves (land). To fear (wolves' To veer (wind). To make a. th. by turns To be wolfish, wicked. To imitate a wolf, for

ejlii

* * -^ ^

J

l_)«|JUJ

—

frightening (a she-camel).

The sheep became

fungus.

Flies.

Too, also.

Such. Thus.

^ oyj'i

To remove a. o. To i £'i o Li ^ drive away (flies). To eject a. o. To protect a. tb. or a. o. ^X^J ~ — To be parched ^.y'^j Cj'ij u'i (lips). To wane. To be faded (plant). To draw to its end (day). To be full of flies (place), o'ib s-Ji Buffalo, wild bull.

<

<• 5r ti^Vjt iu;. ji iU'i

That. jj i

\j^Xi a Vl'i

Quick death. Death. Deadly (poison).

So.

iL)/-**

s J\'i\

Jt

(a vessel).

fill

die.

Who.


That, those. ( m /(/(//( /iy).i]3i^ liJCoj

To (i.Vi a ,r'''i ^Ijjl. To be torn off (skin). \jVi a J./i To fear, to shun a. o. — To get accustomed to. k_, To dare. To rebel against is j^l'ij —

slaughter.

This, these (near).

I

(a sparrow). become pink (rose).

kill

To

.

To-day.

said of a vile

Wolf.oC.yij

wolf;

man who

v^-^-^

VJ

^'>

T

jiiDI

v^i^ "^ J "r^^

^^1

Sea-wo!f.

Small stars in Draco. Brigands, thieves.

v'-^l

rebels.

vS^' oOyi

She-wolf. Throat-disease in

Croup of children. Forelock. Hanging v-l'i'^ « cattle

y^,i

.-J,-i!l jUli'l

C;*_i

-if-

'^

'^'^

locks.

Summit, apex of

Bees, breezes.

glory and power.

to

Sj^^j 3JI

Hyj"^

(T To waddle. To have a manly

Madness. Plague. Consumption. Sharp edge.

gait (woman).

Cantharides. Blistering

Sea-turtle, tortoise-shell.

Dung. Withering wind. Languid (eye). Jj'ij Weak. Lean.

^

JJ'i

A

J^j'i

fi>

Tassels of a litter

^

To rip open, ^j To slaughter,

hatred. ji'i

SUlU l^'j

a_^i

a. o.

(

J^'i

i_ii'i*

slaughter, to massacre

?>Jllo

A rfi\ carrots.

child.

?-

?nj'i

^S>':>

Slaughter-place. Altar.

>j'^l

"^-^'^

-r

^^U/i

^

tS>^^

Carnage, butchei-y. lijlli To write to A J':>j S'j' o j-'i -sidot (a book). To read over. To be good-sighted. SjC'ij ijj'i i y'i To understand (news). To recite ife — if-

j»-'j^

Intestines. Veins.

powder). faithful God).

;

jh^'-^

sprinkle a. th. with

(salt,

To

fi>

y/'^

o

multiply

ji

^

(his

forth (horn,

To

':>

,

i

(verses).

:

herbage).

>rj_i

^>yji\ oil,

^.)>J -rV'^i ^Ci'i

Sacrifice, victim.

Z'^'Si\j cr{

_^l'i1

Magazine, store-house.

To come

*^X'iJ

^j'i

of Ismael [amongst Moslems).

rous rush.

To

^'i

ts

Slaughtered. Victim. Surname

Priming of a gun. Schcenantum. oderife-

-5^

To

to strangle a. 0.

people ).

Diphteria.

?r «3ii,'i

and war ammunition. ReUc.

< Adoptive

»_iiC'i

5 G-C'ij ikJ'i a ,ni'i

To put (goods) in Sj *^Slj >-'X Slaughtered victim. Two bright stars in Capristore -^ To adopt (a child). cornus. Stores, supply. jViil ^ ^'i -^ Mouth

—

-r vlij'i

fringes of

To slay one another. To choose (a victim). White truffles. Wild

-ft-

To supply A^i'i -^ with stores. To prime (a gun). a. th.

Treasure. Stores.

-ft-

j s

fiti

^^^'^ ;

'-^1'^

uoJi

cover the chin (beard).

-«-

To

Ti'eeless ground.

^Tai

a garment. Wavering (man).

:

i

zSjj^j <^t'i

*<^'ij i/j^j !j>!j^ u^j^

Tongue. Dangling.

:

Col'i

flies

To dangle. To protect. To annoy To move a. th.

care of (her son ic ^'il widow). To tot about quickly. ^a»'i To sweep (the dust wind). ^— Revenge, Jj^'ij Ju'il «. Js^'i -H-

a. 0.

:uC/i

(place).

-tt-

A

^

a

Oi.';b

Protracted (thirst). Huri*ying. Fly-whisk.

a. th.

th. in store.

Remainder

Full of

-ft-

To put a. To lay up

fly.

Defender of women.

JilJ^I

fi>

Uiiji\

of a debt.

Spears.

To card (wool), s j To lash a. o. (wind).

jj^\

plaster.

Wick. JC'i^':t5C/i To come from a journey, ^'i o V'^ -^ To slap a. o. To fiij » b-'i o '^'^ split (wood). To pound (pepper). To peel a. th. To li^^i'i o ^'^ aweep a. th. along (wind). To move

To take

k_,G 'i

Ojj^ o

— To

To become hoary (man). aj'i.) o — (ttn.Sj'i ) j'i Atoms. Small ants, grubs. Aromatics. Ji3'ij Sji'i ^ e'jcx'^j jjj'^ coUyrium, perfume in powder. Calamus aromaticus^ o'jcj'Ji^ »_.^ sweet rush.

get angry vdth.

Book.

rise (sun).

Thoroughly learned.

\

j&

|_^''i

jCi

a jr/i j'> T! j\'»

To wither ^Xi'ij y>J'i o Jj'ij Jj'i » (plant). To dry up (skin); to be parched (hps). To be lean (horse). To cause a. th. to lose its * jTi > fi'eshness. To rumple a. th. To blight fruits (cold, heat), a jj'il

TW

C

To swing the arras in walk. j ^j'i To raise the arms. To stretch forth in

)

^.^

Offspring.

oC3,'ij V^i-O'i

« vj/i

Women.

(swimming).

Violent anger.

jijj

To break (news) to. ^* CjuX *J — Sprinkler, drill-box. jji/ To sell to a. o. by the cubit, s ^'j\'i To sow, to scatter (pow- » jiji To mingle with a. o. der). To seize a. th. with the arm. ^ ^^'il Babbler, loquacious. jl'ij'i •" To create. To mul- Aj ^ I'o'i a Ij'i -STo "C^x ^^ ^j iij x!ijl c-»i" o^ A tiply a. th. To sow (the ground). take out the arms fi-om a cloak. To become grey on To be profuse j.!Afe\!l j f,ja:j f.'Ji\ *j'i a C^j,'ij — -tt-

I

fii

I

,

the forehead (hair).

in speech.

To anger. To upbraid To measui'e with the arms. i^J^i To shed (tears). To make long strides. J pj^'l. To screen o.'s self behind ^^ <j.'jjLL\ To compel a. 0. to. a. th.

(hunter).

Wild

calf.

^j'i

oUJi

f-

^j'i

Fore-avm, fore-foot-otyij p,j'i1 ^ piji Cubit. Rod of cubit. Power. •^

»

Jl.

a trifle, a ru-sh. They are created for

^Common ,^Uj

9^y?

^sj^.

^.'J-3

22" 3/4 inches.

D Skein of thread, silk.

Powerful, able.

Jali

5,13

^l^i)) jl f,ja)l

He fell short of the affair. Walking by day and night
i

-fy

^...Ij

—

»j'i

^

jtji .j'i

hell-fire.

Hoariness on the forehead.

Snow-white (salt). White-headed (ram).

To be

Standard cubit of 29 1/2 inches.

cubit of

s Yj^s

Little,

Measure, length. Power. Covetousness.

*j

a. 0.

fi>

shai-p

slj'i

j}'S>i "'l^ji

ajO'^^j Qj^^

a

JSS^ ^ 'ij'il

c-ij,'j>

-«

(sword, tongue). To corrupt (wound). To be in a good ;;jy>,jii3'ij C3'j> a or corrupt state (stomach).

To

A

t-»jib

s^j ^i Q j i a o wij i

,

sharpen (a sword). Tongue. Foul toiigue. ff.j\

Long-tongued. Good companion. Means, ability. p^'i ^ ^pji Long-paced (horse, camel). ^jj'i Wide. Swift. Quick (death). m./,^ Intercessor.

ijijil ^ ^'ji Incurable disease. Rust, a Diarrhea.

Ganglion on the neck. Shoemaker's knife. Sharp (man, sword). Sharp-tongued.

^Jy^

^j'j

^ ^j'^ Cil3'

Poison.

Camel used as a screen ;J0 ^ ^ *»i j ^ by a hunter. Means of. Mulatto. More eloquent. ^.^M He has killed them jr5 ^jiS J^i

—

sJCj'ii

To poison

ifc

^j'ij

C»v'i a

,

^yi

-{}-

(food) with cantharides.

To winnow

a. th.

x> ^'J'i

quickly.

Legs of a

beast.

Towns

^u

j

lliij

llL»


on the confines of the desert.

jj^"^ Cvjij Ci>j,'ij Ciji To flow. To drop (tears). (jl^liuj To shed tears (eyes). J^\ j^'i To shed a xsj a;j CiO-Sj ^^J,-^ ^"j'^

\'>^'j>j

(tears

i

:

man).

To exceed a (number). To make a. o. to be at (tears)-.

To measure by the

o>;jl OjAi

cubit.

To

Ig-r-U,''^

-r**^

^

Cpj'i a ^3'i -^ stretch the fore-

walk (camel). To lower (a camel) for riding. To overcome (vomit).

— To strangle - behind. To

JjjIUj JL.j/i

a. th.

flies.

feet in

a. 0. it

the point of death.

Flowing

Cantharides, Spanish Purple red.

a. 0.

in- Jl^ t^'i a

tercede with

from f.j,'ij

a. 0.

s pj'ij

,

jJc

tj i a

—

pj'i

)

To be To be

^i'lj

fi*ightened.

astounded.

Panic,

^^o

Wagtail (bird). Hard (year).

S^ci ^.^'i

man. j^''ij S^'ij S^'ij ^1 i

j^i

Frightened.

To

una-

kill a. o.

s v'Ja* i a Ja^'i

wares. Quick death.

To To To To

^'i _^i

1^'i a

fear*.

"Vicious

jf:':>

poison

ifj^'^j iacl ^

5 Cic'i

a. o.

die.

suddenly.

kill a. 0.

be dazzled.

To

o^

j^-ifr i-tt-

^'i

i a

v';Up

-ft-

s ^jlcil

be broken

wipoii.

(heart).

^"i ^

Deadly (poison), Sudden death. Poisoned food.

To

frighten

oU'ij

wii'i

jijS i

^^

o>tJi^ » Cst'i

a. 0.

by shrieking. Deadly disease. To acknowledge after

jti

a

-S-

Mi

JVp'i

^Ita a Js'i

-ft-

glide away.

To

Swift she-ca-

lay down. ^jUlu

»_,J,\i'i ^r Slisij

-ft-

v4^^

mel. Ostrich. Hidden affair. Border of a garment. Rag. Kind of leek. Head-strong boy. Jylp'i Small bird. Kind of truffle. Smallmouthed ewe. To submit J ^'ilj C^'i a jf:''i * ,

to a.

^ ^'i\

a. th.

Submissive, tractable. des-

u. Call j_j

oVtll;

Cia'ij Ci i

i

Ij i

patch fa wounded man). To be quick in.

To cany off a. To despatch

o.

J—

(plague). 5 Ci'i

jcj 5 o'i1j

-s^

i

lil'ij

^'i

*

oil'i

possible (affaii').

lioLll. t-»ii?j Ci'i

Quick. Male hedgehog. diffuse

itself

pungent

;

to

(odour).

i^'j.

To

a J^'i> -fr multiply

(plant).

To

Jj'i

i

-ft-

To produce

ti^efoil

(ground).

Loranthus, mistletoe.

Sweet

j^i^ jjyi jj'i

J3a

trefoil, melilot.

^3 ij 1 Oj ^ J^ raise (the dust wind),

i^j ^i

'^

(^3 ^

i

To To winnow,

:

to scatter

a

,"tt-

i^jib

iSj'i>j

Jj'^

i

a. th.

To hasten. Ijj'i o 0* To praise o.'s origin. jj'i To throw a. o. down (horse) s jj'':^\ To scatter (seeds). To shed (tears). To be winnowed. jj'S^ To ascend on the top of. To 5 A — i'.:..-C

_,

by marriage to (a noble tribe). To shade o.'s self under a ^ iSjJ^\ ally

tree.

To seek

the protection

of.

Particles raised by the wind. j'/'i Poured tears. Shelter. Protection.

Court-yard. SJIj'i

straw.

jjhj jj'i> ^ zfjij Sjj'i Sweeping wiads. ( un. tljCi ) cAij\'> Prolific women. Apex, top.

Indian corn, maize.

sorghum, Zea mays,

\'Ji

-^j

"i'j'i

millet. o' jj-Sj

O^J

«j

'>/J^

i -^

resolve upon a. th.

YeUow

maize.

v? -»;'»?

0^

"^

Winnower's fork. jjOj ^ tCj^iiSj^ oljjj^ The two sides of the head. The two ends of a bow. The two buttocks.

appal

a. o.

(ghost),

^jj —

^i

-ft-

To run into a river (stream). v^oj"'. Cu.'i> a z>s-":> To strangle a. o. To rub with dust. To repel forcibly. i <»J."> a ^^ft'j> To repel a. o. for-ft-

cibly.

^ ^o^'i To squander (wealth). To divulge (a secret). To shake (the -ft-

^r:?'^

Deadly (plague). be

»Jj,Ui

CSJ'i o

-ft-

(a burden).

Little of.

To

,

(bird).

— To

(a wounded man).

To lighten To become

Jji'ij

Indian corn.

0.

To acknowledge To

To dung

Broken particles of plants,

denial.

To

J-^

Inner corners of the eyes.

t_j

ijcJ,!,

trees

:

wind).

^jijJ To be scattered (hair). They dispersed on all sides.^ iGs i ly^" To terrify a. o. n j^':^j \^'i a >'i ,

-ft-

(T T^

Ds

/i

)

Warning. Mention.

i^j3'?

Pungency of odour.

Steel (of a sword). Sharpness,

s^'i

Excellent (musk).

Fame. Memory.

»^\'^

Back

Army

Stronger, sliarper

;

Having a good me-

effective.

jTVi

_>t^i_, jjiT'ij

jjfi

tnory.

Commemoration. jLTIcJ-i^ jVIT^j Memorandum. Token of friendship. Ticket, note. i'J''S*j,jf\'^ ^ o'J"'-^ ^Personal status,certificate.^^;__^j5 •^

^

Passport, way-leave.

j/^^ ""'j^^

smelling rust.

Wild rue. To strike

on

To slaughter (a victim). * su»'j>j i^s'i — To diffuse itself (musk). n'=a'i — To stir the (fire). To slaugliL'^ ter (a victim).

To kindle (war, fire). To send spies against. To be intense (fire).

A^'il jt o^-i"

Legal slaughter. Live-coal. Sagacity. Age.

C^'i

edge (bucket).

To put

a. o. in

>

a strait.

>U»'i

Combustible,

^V'^'i ^'i.

fuel.

xJa'^^

Sagacious. Blame-

'C^Vl

s^'i

^ ' %o

worthy. Fragrant (smell). Cloud giving much rain. •Cio'j.% "CwJL Full-grown (horse), ilioi Ba;ij 6'jX To be weak,'^j^j 'ttsij 2l>j V'i i D'i -i^ base, obscure (man). To be tractable (beast), vij V'i i — To abase a. o. » 'SjLLSi ISVlj j'i To be evenly disposed ( branches ).jli

J

To become

low, vUe.

To

frequent

companions. submit. To be humbled.

J'il

vile

To To

hold a.

o.

as

vile.

Beard.

»

Wormwood.

i^lil^'i-^

^a y

Bearded man. iX^'i

C^

js.

Long-chinned. ^'i ^ .Ci'i Decrepit old man.

Lower part To keep m memory ;

^I'j

^ ^ij ^'i

oCs'il

^

\j^JJj

•>

J,'i>]

^'i

of the chin. a>

-^

tsfi

^'i

\'J"i

remember a. th. To betroth

to

mention a. man). To speak iU or good

-ft-

th.

To

(a

wo-

of.

To praise God. il — To render (a noun) mas^'i Hj culine. To preach. To steel (the edge of a weapon). -^ To impregnats fi>

(a palm-tree).

remind

a. o. of.

To discourse with a. To bring forth male

Sj^:>\j Jf'i upon, j » jTi'i

fi>

0.

childi'en

cj_^'i\

(woman).

Sun.

Dawn, daybreak.

"*^

jc ^'^^ — Cj'i a ^'i

To lean the cliin upon. To have a prominent

— To

Tlc-ll

5 Ci'i o ^^'^

the chin.

In spite of thee.

sagacious.

^ ij^i -i^i

a. 0.

(sword). Terrible (day). Deliberation, conference.

-{}•

)ii\) ji'i '"^^/^ -'.\-y

^^jli'ijJjiiijoQyi ; ear-bone.

Chin

.

^i

^

of the ear

Bringing forth males (woman). ^'SJ^ Virago. Dangerous (desert). Masculine (gender). Sharp jajj>

t^sJ' The aforesaid. _^!l jjCj j^'i* «l£='ij (is'ij l^'i o ur'i ^Ja'sLL\i To blaze vehemently (fire). To be hot (war, sun). To be i\io'':> ojJ'ij ai^/ij a JT'i

Sy ij j)'i

j^j 5 tJlc-Ll.

Humbleness. Weakness.:5lv yv'ij

C''i

To remember a. th. To confer upon. To recollect a. th. ^'i':>\j To learn a. th. by heart; to remember a. th. fit

A ^'^ j ]^\Ji j^\\j^*'i\

A ^^-•l

Remembrance. Memory. Fame, honour

jTi

mention. Invocation of God. Book of religious law. Rain. Strong man. Religious dance of dervishes. ;

•<>•

Legal deed ; written

Remembrance. Remembering well. Male,

o>^3j

act.

'jSJt JS"i

JS'\

^^^J jt^

"i'j^'^ij^

:>

rrj"^

manly, masculine. Male organ. Good Unproductive (palm-tree). iron.

Sharp (sword). Bitter vegetables.

jiJ)

j^'i

(T TT

t/S Blame. Vice. Right, due. Honoiu\

fe-conduct. Allied people. dinner.

•<>•

•^

^

I

•^

my

discharge

cience.

To

Wedding-

Conscience.

Upon my conscience. He owes so much.

fy-

my

i

s>i Jj,j>i jc

jt

iCLTii'i

cons-

o.

I

1^

i£ii

i

charge.

Thou

under God's

;a"t

j^i

^ii

J cJ^

protection. Chi'istians

Moslem

and Jews under

jai

:c5a))

protection.

emaciated.

To

_^lajj^j;

blame one another. jU'il

^

Ji^/ij j.»ij

^'i

brave.

Sacred things (jyS'ij

Jal'i

^

Jiv'i

-{}

Jj3 i

ment.

Mob, lowest people. Milk mixed with water,

To eat (food). To be small (nose).

^-CJI Jiv'i

^v'i

i*

— inJi

-ft-

CJ'i a >j'i -«

Cii'i

a ^,'i

Smallness and evenness of the

-JJ-

oO'i

Small-nosed.

^iJ'i

^

'UJ'i

>

wiJ"i1

Small (nose),

To mute To whet weaken

jj'ilj Ca'i o jj'i »•

(bird) (a knife).

To

a. 0. (poison).

~

A

jj

^^'ib light (a

To

lamp).

To

shine (lamp).

To be

jj/i

:

To be

^V'i

jj'ij

CsJ'i

a jl'i

sharp (spear, tongue). To be pointed (branch).

j5jjl.

Point, edge, sharpness.

Sharp; eloquent

jjj'ij

jJi

j^'ij J^'i

J-5,'ij

tongue.

a. o.

incite to fight.

Clever and

'^.i>'^

—

JoiliS

disquieted (man).

To i-oar (lion). l^^l'i o ^^'i ^ To instigate. To thi'eaten a. o. 5 — To appraise a. th. ^ ^'i To blame o.'self for neglect. J>'Ji To grumble against (God). To J* — threaten

j

C)i

isa

nose.

imder y'i Moslem rule, rayah. Blameworthy. Pimples on the ^':> face. Urine. Dew. Distasteful water. Defect. Honour, self-respect. x^ii To be burdensome to. it U'i at>'i -i^ To be changed and C:>'i i c^'i -ttClient. Christian

To

dangle.

i

I

from a

Short. Good-natured. Train, skirt of a gar-

i

L&

humble state. weak, contemp- dilj 'Vil ^ Jj/i tible. Submissive. Trodden (road).

:

j>i cj^

*JV*il

Vile,

— To

debt.

clear a.

,

^

Jv'il

Let him remain in his

^i

Protection enjoyed. Obli^
• 
  ^S
  
  )
  
  Gentleness, mercy.
  
  r j'^ i»i1 ^ jiWi
  
  -•^'^
  
  honour, family.
  
  V^ij ^'ij ^'i
  
  i
  
  jC»i
  
  J>i'i
  
  -8-
  
  To walk gently (camel). To drive (a camel) gently. s ji'i Walking slowly. J^'i ^ J^'i Gentle walk of camels. J^'i To be iniense (heat). i^'j a *>'i -{^ To be exhausted by (heat). ^j — To writhe in agony *C«'ij a V,'i -H(slaughtered beast). in the pangs of
  
  To be
  
  CCJ»'i
  
  J,
  
  jic
  
  C«
  
  (life).
  
  a. 0.
  
  upon his conscience.
  
  To commit a blameworthy To judge blameworthy. To protect a.
  
  action%'il
  
  s J'i\
  
  J'jLLX
  
  •^To ask protection from
  
  i
  
  i/i
  
  i
  
  t/'i
  
  A
  
  j 5
  
  —
  
  0.
  
  To find protection against. To avoid blame. To keep aloof from. To blame one another. To deserve blame, reproof.
  
  CXi
  
  death (man).
  
  To hasten. To beat a. o. to death. To rifle the property of.
  
  Sharp (tooth, tongue). J^'i ir J^'^^ The lingual letters.:ilsI}JJ) jj^^^jlj^ijl j^jjt Sharp (.spear-head). Jklilk mixed with water. To blame a. 0. 5 tXj^j b^'i o V'S ^ To flow with mucus (nose). >3 To reprove a. o. <> To swear n ^'i To be content with a scanty ^ >iS
  
  it
  
  —
  
  ^^'^
  
  ^— ^Jjj
  
  'j^x^\
  
  a. o.*>C«Ixi
  
  —
  
  ( T
  
  J»^ Appendix of a book.
  
  Last remains of
  
  Ton'ent. Brook. Long
  
  Stench, fetid odour.
  
  "Walking at the rear. de-
  
  (i^
  
  C-ftiij
  
  ,
  
  Gu i u w-* i To die. To
  
  ij
  
  to pass along. ended (affair). To hold an opinion. To follow the opinion of.
  
  part,
  
  To
  
  4_)
  
  t_^iijj
  
  ,
  
  Jl,
  
  wJ» i^
  
  ,
  
  -ft-
  
  be
  
  —
  
  J[ k-j'
  
  i
  
  riches of a gold mine.
  
  To gild a. th. To take away
  
  A
  
  ^.^ib t-^'^
  
  a. th.
  
  oUilj
  
  ^'il
  
  fi>
  
  oUft'i
  
  T
  
  'r'>*''^
  
  v-*'^
  
  Yolk. Measure for corn in Yemen.
  
  Ceterach
  
  (plant). Golden- ^IL! xll?*leaved vulnerary found in Lebanon. I
  
  Ipecacuanha, emetic. »_.j»*aJI jjc Saint John -^T^AtiJIj ^'i!l Chryso-stome.
  
  ^
  
  Light rain
  
  ^_^ fi'ij tjUij heavy
  
  ;
  
  of acting
  
  *LiS a wilii iii2\ (?<;«.)
  
  ii'i
  
  four orthodox
  
  Gilded bay (horse).
  
  a. th.
  
  from.
  
  nose flows mucus. To track a. o.
  
  o'i
  
  »-
  
  Avith
  
  s
  
  To become spotted on
  
  CJi
  
  »^ J
  
  i
  
  its
  
  -fr
  
  ^_J'i
  
  stalk (date).
  
  — To make a tail to (a tui-ban). To add an appendix to (a book). To commit an offence. ^V\ To follow (a path). To maa ke a tail to (a turban). To enter the fi>
  
  ^^
  
  end of (a valley).
  
  To attribute (an offense) to. u— To follow a. 0. step by step. 5 ^JLL\ To find a. 0. guilty. To impute an offense to. To pursue (an affair).
  
  ^y^
  
  Offense, fault, sin. Tail.
  
  Extremity
  
  v_.OVl
  
  ^
  
  -^ «r^''^
  
  XlJ'i^
  
  wJi
  
  of a whip.
  
  vS^' ~
  
  FoUowei's, servants, ^il) clJ'ij ^\j''i\ Species of ?-e56f/a. oj^l wJ'J I
  
  Fox-tail {plant).
  
  ,_JiSJI
  
  »^'i
  
  Aristida {plant).
  
  jjji]
  
  ^'i
  
  S corpioide,
  
  scorpion-grass. i_/,ii!
  
  I
  
  »_j'i
  
  ^'i
  
  I
  
  Plantago., plantain.
  
  s3u!l
  
  Garden-purslain.
  
  ^^It_.;'i
  
  ^^'i
  
  Circium. way- thistle. ;J-l]lj s^l wJ'i remain steadfast. jJl, Ij^ri <> Comet. v-^'^^!' Jf^ End, extremity.Bed of a wjC'i ^ i_/Ui
  
  _^ li^ To
  
  A/?/5SMW,madwort get
  
  z^
  
  ^'jS-
  
  The Caaba. for-
  
  a.sk a. th.
  
  Mucus from the nose. Want. Small remainder.
  
  Equisetum, horse-tail (p/a.j.jli-j
  
  Origin. Privy.
  
  rites of Islam.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  Sting of a scorpion.
  
  Piece of gold. Gold coin. Golden. Opinion, belief. Rite,
  
  The
  
  :uii
  
  rain.
  
  Afriplex, orache.
  
  Way
  
  ^
  
  t_iU j"!
  
  Sailing-boat on the Nile.
  
  sect.
  
  nose (mucus).
  
  Whose
  
  k^ -i*
  
  hold a belief. To adopt an opinion. To accompany a. o. To take ^j ^'i, away a. th. To forget a. th. jt — To ba amazed by the Ci'i a v-^'i
  
  Gold.
  
  j/'i -ft-
  
  Guilty, culprit.
  
  To
  
  .u'j
  
  To flow (mucus). CJ'ij Cju'i il'i To be weak, decrepit (man). To flow from the ,:/'^j tJ'i a o'i
  
  Ladle.
  
  tail.
  
  life.
  
  ^cj
  
  A
  
  To be
  
  {plant).
  
  ^\^\ ^»jS
  
  Vyi'ij iLk'i a Ji'i
  
  -II-
  
  stream.
  
  diverted from.
  
  To be amazed. JaUIj ,V^ 'i To make a. o. to forget a. th. To divert a. o. from.
  
  a Jj*'i
  
  ^
  
  First part of the night.
  
  jf
  
  j* il
  
  End
  
  of a valley.
  
  Following.
  
  ji'ij ji'i
  
  Amyris opobalsamum, balsam-
  
  ji'i
  
  tree of Mecca.
  
  Horse of good breed. Forsaken place.
  
  Kindred.
  
  Bu>d'3
  
  evil.
  
  JJ^u'i jj^\'j,^
  
  ^^
  
  ^
  
  JJS-'i jj,jji
  
  tail.
  
  Jj ij
  
  ^^;
  
  jj J.iJi
  
  Fine-tailed (horse). Tall and
  
  Unhappy
  
  Kind of
  
  raiUet.
  
  Darnel-grass.
  
  ^y^
  
  (day). Lot, portion.
  
  {un. :uCJ i
  
  )
  
  op'i
  
  ''^'^i
  
  ^.y^
  
  YTi
  
  (
  
  iJJ^ I
  
  have not got j^ il^ jj3 j the least good from him.
  
  To melt a. th. -^ To tire out. Sj ;b k_,j'i To settle a business. To ob- * t.jfil tain (a want). To emaciate a. o.
  
  To have ry
  
  To To
  
  (cares).
  
  ^oJI
  
  ^
  
  S ^
  
  ;
  
  a good
  
  iiu'i o ^''»
  
  memo-
  
  to be clever.
  
  surpass a. o. in sagacity, take away the intelli-
  
  gence
  
  yjj'h
  
  To be
  
  Very hot noon. Melted butter.
  
  (worldly love).
  
  proud.
  
  oj) i
  
  Meltiijg-vessel.
  
  Ladle.
  
  Wealthy.
  
  Essence, Substantive
  
  Myrioijlvjlloa. milfoil
  
  The essence
  
  ^
  
  self.
  
  •<>•
  
  Influential
  
  of God.
  
  man. Cj\
  
  -3)1
  
  Himself;
  
  5
  
  -
  
  I
  
  ,
  
  To s
  
  iC ij lij'i o
  
  dispel (grief)
  
  il'i
  
  ^1
  
  The
  
  from
  
  oCJj ^)I
  
  ij Jia3\
  
  ji
  
  bowels.
  
  *''^^
  
  ij'ib.silX
  
  \'i\j'i[
  
  ,
  
  !
  
  Sil'ij ilj'i j ij'^ 9r -^,''^
  
  a. o.
  
  'j'^C^
  
  j CJ»j'i
  
  —
  
  iii
  
  -S-
  
  o J^fi
  
  *
  
  (a vessel).
  
  Alexander the Great.
  
  To take away
  
  straddle along.
  
  mistress of. Belonging to. Pneumonia, pleurisy, if Jij ^^isjl ol'i 0-v\Tier,
  
  He »ii i ^* -^j 4_i; ofi ^^^j t^i ^a sU came from himself. It was in olden times.jj ji ^^ \'i 0^5' Hidden thoughts. jj^J-^' o^i Wealth. jCM ofi I met him first of ^j5 ol'i Jjl i-3) all. I
  
  h\j'':>\
  
  ^
  
  lij'i o
  
  di'ink the consents of (a
  
  tank).
  
  To
  
  Kings of Yemen.
  
  -J^
  
  th,
  
  Yellow-backed spider. To squander (wealth), a
  
  To
  
  J^
  
  Vitex, chaste-tree.
  
  ^jli.
  
  Tongue (of man). Hypericum. St John's-
  
  fill
  
  iijj will J i
  
  E)-i/ngium, sea-holly.
  
  ding his rights, honour. She-camels from 3 to 10. '{s. pi.) i'/'i Pasture-land. itjti Manger. Bull's horn. ijfJJ' ,- ^J^
  
  To
  
  Intelligent.
  
  His relations. His people.
  
  ^5 ij'ij
  
  wort. To strangle
  
  -ft-
  
  (plant).
  
  scatter a. th.
  
  ilj'ij
  
  -S-
  
  bog-bean.
  
  Importune (man).
  
  Defen-
  
  iSj'i) j'i
  
  Cinque-foil, five-finger
  
  To walk firmly. G-ji To gather (flocks). To di-sperse (camels). To fi^j
  
  To help a. o. To defend a.
  
  TT
  
  Meivj'tnthes trifoUata,
  
  itself.
  
  drive away.
  
  ^»i>
  
  Medlar-tree.
  
  i
  
  Essential, personal.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  {plant).
  
  Identical. Personal-
  
  ly.
  
  ^ ^'i
  
  lyi'i o Ca'i
  
  ob'i c.' (fof Owner. Endowed with.
  
  noun. One's
  
  y ^Ai'i y jijd-'l
  
  Understanding. Memory, ^uil Sagacity. Strength. Grease. Prudence. oUlsl
  
  ^jj'i
  
  Gold-wash'; liquid gold.
  
  a. th.
  
  from.
  
  ic — To make a raid against. To ask honey from. To let finj s v_iia£.:i. a. th. remain. To obtain ( a want).
  
  Honey.
  
  )
  
  To understand To divert a. o
  
  k^t'i (a
  
  a»j'i
  
  f.>'i
  
  ^
  
  *
  
  ^fil
  
  -S-
  
  oi«JI ol'i
  
  c
  
  '"if
  
  iU oli^ ^Uool'i
  
  To
  
  COj'ij C j'i o j'i -RTo become hot (sun). To on honey (man). To become fooTo become emaciated.
  
  melt.
  
  flow (tear). feed
  
  To taste a. th. To try a. o. or a. th. To experience (a trial). To make a. o. to taste a. th. a j ji'il
  
  j1
  
  ning or night.
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  CijS o oi'i
  
  sat on the Jliill
  
  right or left. A certain mor-
  
  lish.
  
  To be
  
  established with a.
  
  against another (right).
  
  o.
  
  ic
  
  J
  
  ^|'j>
  
  (
  
  Dung- mixed with earth.
  
  YTe
  
  sjj'i
  
  To spread (news, disease). To reveal (a secret). * tlVl To manifest a. th. To exhaust ^ — (a t?ink). To take away a. th. Unable to keep a secret.^^^Ui ^ p,Cli^ To drag (a garment). ^'i J\'i -fr To drag the tail (dove). To strut and drag (his gown man). To become lean (woman). To be abased. To be lowered (man, state).
  
  To put a long
  
  fi>
  
  ;)i'il.
  
  To
  
  Intellectual relish,
  
  To
  
  ^ Jl
  
  i*l
  
  use (a horse, a boy;
  
  mean works. To squander (money). To shed (tears). To let down (her veil woman). A> — To walk proudly. To wag the j/aj for
  
  ;
  
  tail.
  
  To be low, humble (state). JjIjS Extremity, j/'ilj Ji:*ilj J^''i ^ j;'i Skirt. Appendix of a book. Tail. Drift of sand.
  
  Rich.
  
  j:'iJ|
  
  jj_^f,
  
  Refuse of the people, Long-tailed (horse). "Wild
  
  ^ilil J^^l bull.
  
  Appendix of a book.
  
  jC'i
  
  Js-i^
  
  Female-slave.
  
  yilU
  
  Long-skirted (garment). Annotated (book).
  
  jfj^H
  
  To blame a. o, i Blame, vice, defect.
  
  Ci'ij
  
  Q'i
  
  cj'ij
  
  i
  
  ^)'i -»
  
  ^'ij
  
  yi'i
  
  jji; jjlo
  
  fi>
  
  good
  
  *^1\'>j
  
  o^j'^j
  
  J/^ 3/^
  
  taste, •<>
  
  Palate, taste
  
  ;
  
  tact.
  
  j\j^
  
  To wi'ite the letter i jyi — Jli The letter i. Cocks'-crest. Ji'i To become rich and oJjj — o\i -fr .
  
  -IJ-
  
  easy.
  
  Cj
  
  'i
  
  a Jj^'^j
  
  *
  
  Jj'i
  
  i
  
  (plant).
  
  jl'i
  
  fi>
  
  a. th.
  
  s JiofJ,!^
  
  JIj^j
  
  To be faded
  
  write on the margin of. despise a. o. To emaciate
  
  (a woman).
  
  try a. o.
  
  Taste, relidh.
  
  Ji'i^j jl'i>
  
  skirt to (a dress).
  
  To To
  
  J?
  
  taste a. th.
  
  i
  
  :
  
  )
  
  To make a. o. to experience To taste time after time. To hand (spears) to o. a. To
  
  To wither herbage
  
  (sun).
  
  ^
  
  t\j'^[ ^^_)'i1
  
  Small ewes. Rind of melons grape-skins. To cook (meat) thoroughly. ulu To be thoroughly cooked (me;
  
  jj'i sij'i
  
  *
  
  C'i tj j5
  
  at). To become corrupt (wound). To ba wona out (skin;. To swell (face). Much water. Fright. t-iV-'il —
  
  ^i
  
  -ft-
  
  Liveliness.
  
  So and
  
  To To To To To
  
  so,
  
  thus and thus,i.;'i
  
  pass swiftly. drink a. th. drink with a.
  
  u/'i
  
  i
  
  i>['i
  
  -ft-
  
  ^I'i
  
  -ft-
  
  fi>
  
  o.
  
  —
  
  s r^}'i
  
  abase a. o. 5 ^'i ^ go round (a place). ^ ^iVl Gold, Wolf. i'^ t Fine mare. Red star in Draco. Proud. Thick-haired male hyena.
  
  To loathe To smear
  
  ^^^
  
  'c^Vi)
  
  ^
  
  a. th.
  
  I^'i
  
  a
  
  j\'»
  
  -ft-
  
  (the teats) with dung. *J['^
  
  t
  
  Jb
  
  (
  
  TT"\
  
  )
  
  J> First day of a month. :UDIj
  
  New
  
  ,^1
  
  To turn
  
  tr-lj
  
  ^\
  
  Source, spring.
  
  ^Yjj
  
  ojiiJI
  
  To To produce
  
  u-Yj
  
  To repair
  
  viper's bugloss,
  
  settle
  
  (
  
  A
  
  trefoil
  
  after the crop
  
  Galeofois, hemp-nettle.
  
  (a. th.
  
  broken).
  
  He made peace between them. To arrange, to repair Lusty lord.
  
  <j,i.1
  
  ^\j
  
  ic
  
  4j
  
  •^
  
  On the
  
  count
  
  plea,
  
  on ac-
  
  ^\j cJ^ ^,
  
  :
  
  of. ;
  
  Capital-stock.
  
  To
  
  JU-Lj
  
  Chief.
  
  >
  
  -^j JUJl ^-'O "^
  
  J^j
  
  capitalise.
  
  Abbot.
  
  'U:}^
  
  Captain of a ship. Surname of Avicenna. Science of logics. The vital parts of the
  
  ^
  
  ^j ,_^3 j
  
  ^-iJ^l rCli\ tr-s-^J
  
  SIaJ^"
  
  'tap'vl
  
  valley.
  
  Head-rope, halter. Authority, power.
  
  ^\ \j *^Vj •
  
  i
  
  i
  
  young
  
  To bend ^XJ To be unsteady (wind). To
  
  ,_ijljj
  
  ^ijjj
  
  (herbage,
  
  Jijt-il.
  
  -
  
  ilj
  
  o':>\jj
  
  y/j
  
  Coeval. Straitness. Offset. chief of (a a
  
  ^
  
  :,\'J\
  
  z:,\^j^
  
  head.jf
  
  jjj^
  
  ^\'j
  
  i
  
  Clj a
  
  jjLiJ;^
  
  o
  
  of the
  
  a. 0.
  
  2f
  
  J*^
  
  To become a
  
  -K-
  
  —
  
  ^jj \A'.>
  
  a-|j
  
  ^J
  
  tr-'O
  
  ^37
  
  -ffj
  
  >J^j\j
  
  a-\p
  
  chief.
  
  To bend down the head of i ^^Cjl. a. 0. To busy a. 0. To seize a. th. by the top. a — Head. Head (of ^j'jjj ^ij\ ^ JS'j cattle)
  
  ;
  
  part. Cape, headland.
  
  ostrich).
  
  be. .
  
  Uppemnost Numerous triUpper end of a
  
  individual. Chief.
  
  i
  
  Jij "^
  
  Ostrich -i^jj JOj ^ oMJj^j J)j1 ^ J'O
  
  S'ijjj y/jj
  
  —
  
  :>\j
  
  chief; to set a. 0. over.
  
  ob »-»j3
  
  jol^j
  
  head.
  
  xS\j
  
  ojjjj 'J^J
  
  iLjjij
  
  Suppleness of temper.
  
  To make
  
  a. o.
  
  ^ olIn-Llj
  
  (youth).
  
  To strike a.o. on the To be a chief. To have a complaint
  
  ,
  
  conciliate a. o.
  
  To grow
  
  ^Jij
  
  tribe).
  
  o tJjjj ^ *_»0 a oO "^ a wa|.j j *-» To be merciful ^ ^ J^_, jljj , CiU
  
  Mercy, compassion.
  
  ^ —
  
  incline (branch).
  
  To be the
  
  Having both temporal oji^G']^!) j'i and spiritual authority. Foremost in science and courage. Large-headed. Black'^^jjj trb' headed (ewe). Subject, subordinate. Biga-^jj'" headed. Hurt in the head. Horse ahead in a race. J^y
  
  towards; to pity
  
  cjOji,
  
  ;
  
  z^\jj
  
  ,
  
  t_i'lj1
  
  tremble in rising (old man).
  
  Foremost ^Ijj
  
  in heads.
  
  ib
  
  Jriuj J^J 9r JQjj^ be supple (branch). %ijj o ijj^-S-
  
  Delicate maid.
  
  Butcher dealing
  
  Merciful.
  
  To To
  
  To incline languidly Time after sunrise.
  
  clouds.
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  Patch, piece of wood. v^'j, »- *?jj Part of the night. Want. Repairer, rectifier. '-/^'y^J v^'j To incline on one side in walk, j; '13 -S-
  
  (ueck).
  
  body.
  
  Upper end of a
  
  ^ \'\j ^\j
  
  Lion, wolf.
  
  '
  
  ^^1
  
  "^
  
  a—
  
  To
  
  Herd of seventy camels.
  
  his brother.
  
  vU
  
  a
  
  C'lj
  
  a business).
  
  Altogether. Directly. to
  
  '\'j\j -H-
  
  (field).
  
  Staves-acre, lousewort.
  
  With pleasure. He was born next
  
  To
  
  to gaze.
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  look in a mirror. shine (mii'age). To wag the tail.
  
  Spina alba, -whitethorn Kind of orchis.
  
  Echium
  
  the eyes
  
  glisten (eyes).
  
  year's day.
  
  Head
  
  (of garlic).
  
  road. Begiiming. <> Loaf (of sugar).
  
  (
  
  To To
  
  consider
  
  J
  
  a. th.
  
  To doubt To arrange a. th. To consult a. o. To wish consider a. th.
  
  J(ij\j
  
  ^
  
  TTY ) — one
  
  ^^li^i
  
  about.
  
  Skill.
  
  Mjlj
  
  Dream,
  
  ffo
  
  ''^,JJ S?-IJ
  
  '^-A
  
  bVi
  
  vision.
  
  of S^ John.
  
  Sight. Phasis of
  
  To
  
  heal a (wound).
  
  -Gj oiJl
  
  tUj
  
  _^
  
  To
  
  antelope,
  
  ^Tjl
  
  j,\'J\j
  
  white gazelle. Fondling her young
  
  thousand.
  
  A
  
  j,\'J\
  
  ^
  
  ^j^3_, x^\jj
  
  J
  
  j^
  
  ^13
  
  (female).
  
  Houses situated opposite. '•Oj cjP. Lung. oUj_j Ci^j, 7- *jj, ^ Pulmonary, lung-wort. ;uj| ^1^4^ Beholder spectator. 'TOj •^'J Famihar demon. Large snake. -13
  
  Familial", licking ewe.
  
  He
  
  Do,
  
  apter
  
  o
  
  to.
  
  Beauty of aspect. Mirror. View.
  
  i^j^jj
  
  \,\yij
  
  Look, aspect. He is under ray
  
  i^lj'i
  
  M^ ^
  
  "'a
  
  -cj
  
  -J,
  
  IjI^^ "^'j's'^i
  
  sr^j
  
  ^
  
  S\j^,_ j\ j'Vy.
  
  ,_j*iy;.
  
  ^4.
  
  'jA
  
  To
  
  ffi
  
  see
  
  ;
  
  nion
  
  of.
  
  Behold I
  
  me
  
  tell
  
  Most
  
  ^,13^
  
  h\jj 't/jjj (AJ j^' jVj -»to think a. th. To hold the opi^\Jj^j
  
  !
  
  of
  
  Lo
  
  ^fe^i^ljl d)c:iVJ\ '
  
  !
  
  'J~:j'\ \*'J j\j \^J
  
  ^3k "^J
  
  should like to
  
  thou, ye.
  
  all.
  
  ^'J
  
  Ji VJ
  
  J^ kj
  
  V
  
  U
  
  ^'J>
  
  know. Dost thou think that
  
  To judge,
  
  eyes.
  
  ^//j sQ,
  
  Slaver of beasts.
  
  :
  
  is fitter,
  
  Sj
  
  accustom (a she-camel) to a strange young one. To twist (a rope). To compel a. o. to. it s^ — To compassionate a. o. ^ j^^p Stuffed skin of a young camel. J\j
  
  White
  
  the moon. Hypocrisy. Opposite. to be a
  
  ^'Ir' j'
  
  a. th.
  
  The Apocalypse
  
  They seem
  
  Foam, slaver of beasts. He passed along quickly.
  
  :
  
  Schismatics. Prudent men. Sardin, pilchard.
  
  Aspect, appearance Sign, symptom.
  
  old.
  
  To repair a. th. /b ulj a >il3 -» To cicatrise (wound). CUJLl J ^0 a ^3 To fondle (her young beast). 5 — — To be fond of, to keep to (»]j a
  
  to see a. th.
  
  Advice; idea.
  
  J\j year
  
  to
  
  know
  
  a. 0.
  
  fi>
  
  fi>j
  
  s s
  
  ?
  
  —
  
  Hypocrite.
  
  or a. th. to be so. oj^l> ^ M>i To collect a. th. * j j C3 o 'Lij -J^ To wound a. o. in the fi>j s (Aj — To possess a. th. To rule ( people). lungs. To stick (a flag). To have authority over. To see a dream, a vision. C jj ~ To increase a. th. To complete * — To dissemble with. To consult e j\j (a benefit). with. To present a rau-ror to. To perfume (an ointment ),Abjj u j — To act hypocritically s t\jj^j 'i-A'J> tj-Aj ~ with. 2 V'jb vOO ^V-* ^h'J ^'>J — To bring up a child. To face, to front a. th. To preserve a. th. with rob. t\-'j[ j\j\ To look in a miiTor. To A> ^jj To last (south wind, rain dissemble. To have a complaint of To remain in (a place). the lungs. To have dreams. To have To claim mastership over a good judgment. To show signs of The Lord (God). Master. ^C j1 rr V3 madness. To twinkle. To follow the ^-'-^
  
  ,
  
  fi>
  
  >
  
  Creditors.
  
  o^jJI
  
  Ministers of state.
  
  Lady, mistress.
  
  Large house. Alexandrian
  
  <>
  
  i-iij
  
  j1
  
  y^oJI ^\'ij\
  
  Female
  
  idol.
  
  :J3
  
  Scald-head.
  
  trefoil.
  
  ^G j,j
  
  Locust-tree. Lara^e crowd.
  
  Tj_/\
  
  opinion of lawyers.
  
  To s j^jj ^sjj\ -^ 'Aj\j 'c'\j{ jj\ show a. th. To advise a. th. to a. 0. To mirror. To show o.'s j-\'ij j fi>
  
  ''^'y
  
  ^
  
  ;J3
  
  self.
  
  To
  
  see one another.
  
  iS'Sy
  
  (
  
  To be closed, To hold
  
  ^j
  
  shut.
  
  ^
  
  back from.
  
  a. 0.
  
  'zAy'j silly.
  
  to G-C^j
  
  jj liWj, be lucrative (goods). ;
  
  <^j
  
  give a profit to
  
  Step-mother.
  
  oi?u3
  
  a
  
  Rough. Braggart.
  
  To gain
  
  Step-father.
  
  ^/^
  
  -fr
  
  ji-SO a sv j
  
  ^
  
  lent
  
  be astounded.
  
  ;*i3
  
  oJl^i
  
  cloud.
  
  vj^J
  
  Lordship. Covenant. Govermnent.ob j^ Lordly. Divine.
  
  'tJ'.^!3j'J'?j.> 'si^J
  
  after bringing forth.
  
  Beneficence.
  
  Lordship, mastership.
  
  ^(,'J\
  
  ^ ^j^
  
  -^
  
  Swel-
  
  The whole beginning.
  
  ~Zt,yj
  
  son. Confederate.
  
  Kind of camphor.
  
  ^C j
  
  play.
  
  Horses for
  
  sale.
  
  ^j
  
  Lucrative (goods).
  
  Male ape. Kid. "Weaned camel.
  
  ^^(, 3
  
  ^ ^C jj
  
  ;>jl2^
  
  j
  
  in (the
  
  sand camel). To stay in (a place).
  
  (3.43
  
  & •kij
  
  -ii-
  
  step- xJjl
  
  Foster-mother. StepwJ,C3 daughter. Domesticated ewe.
  
  White
  
  slave.
  
  Reared
  
  ^
  
  »_a;3
  
  ?r *ri'.3
  
  (child).
  
  ^y.y
  
  Gatherer. Abode meeting-place. \jy: Ground covered with plants. t_)U^.>j — Preserve, confection. cX^.'J' -r v^S^
  
  To
  
  :
  
  ^_j
  
  olJ^/jj jJj
  
  ox-eye (plant).
  
  To
  
  u-3
  
  a
  
  ^
  
  \fj
  
  — To take care of. To take away, To remove a. th. To consider (an affair). j — To look out. To overlook ic U30 — fin
  
  a. th.
  
  Do keep
  
  Malignant snake. Lion.
  
  Buphtalmus graveolens,
  
  ascend, to rise.
  
  walk sluggishly.
  
  -Jj -^
  
  \iy_j
  
  To confine a. o. 5 — To become cloudy (sky). To be ^'Ji altered (face). To be stern (face). To be ash-coloured. iljjb ^ Jl Dust-coloured. oJj ^ 'loj^ j. jJ jl
  
  1
  
  did not
  
  it.
  
  take cure of
  
  know nor
  
  it.
  
  desire
  
  <,
  
  iC 3
  
  Vjl,
  
  'cJ^'j 'i
  
  it.
  
  Dates sprinkled with water. Dust-colour.
  
  x,, 3
  
  Jwj
  
  9-
  
  Enclosure. Drying-floor. be light in (work).
  
  ^
  
  »^J
  
  jj^ li; 3
  
  a
  
  J/,3
  
  A
  
  cut a. th.
  
  Swift in walk.
  
  -fr
  
  jj j1 JLj3
  
  for rubbing
  
  Rag
  
  ;
  
  ;
  
  Agiotage.
  
  To trudge
  
  r-Jj
  
  oiSjj oi^j
  
  :
  
  ^C^
  
  camels.
  
  Jt3
  
  ling in the arm-pit.
  
  Profit. Civet-cat.
  
  Wool
  
  ^
  
  j
  
  knot. rJ.lp
  
  Slave. Step-father
  
  To To
  
  i_jG
  
  Wealth. Want. Tight
  
  ^j
  
  <•
  
  v'^3
  
  ^jGj
  
  ilWl
  
  "JCi
  
  To seek
  
  gain.
  
  Gain at
  
  SjIjj -^j
  
  Step-son. Step-father.
  
  profits.
  
  Profit,
  
  ^13
  
  White
  
  violin.
  
  for a share in the profit.
  
  To
  
  v^
  
  Covenant. Friends. Tithes.
  
  Ewe
  
  him money
  
  i^b'jj liJjj :tJ3j
  
  Collection of aiTows.
  
  S ru,j\j rrj\j
  
  upon.
  
  a. o.
  
  a
  
  Viol. Single-stringed
  
  '^J-'j*-) -i^.'j
  
  VQj
  
  many
  
  cXj\ \lxi_j
  
  Vj
  
  -r
  
  time. Seldom. -^ Perhaps.
  
  w-yjl
  
  cjCj ^
  
  <J^.j
  
  s^^jy'jj
  
  juice of fruits. Often,
  
  Hindered.
  
  To be rough,
  
  )
  
  Rob, inspissated
  
  i-y j'j iJ/Ji
  
  Delusion. Hindrance.
  
  He
  
  a c^.j
  
  5 cJ.jjfdJj o cA'j "^
  
  To be dilatory. To separate (people). To scatter (sheep).
  
  To
  
  TTA
  
  iC^^
  
  ^
  
  50:3^ fj^j^ for cleaning. Knot of
  
  a whip.
  
  To slap a. 0. with. ^_, » CJ3 To fill a (water-skin). To be compact. To be mixed.
  
  ^j fi>
  
  «•
  
  To remove
  
  or
  
  a.
  
  ^
  
  th.
  
  \j
  
  i_,
  
  to stand 5 i^jlj, Jj » ~ on the look out for. To take away a. th. * i^.> U3 To watch a. 0. To caution *_,' 5 \;)3
  
  To watch,
  
  o.'s self against. To guard a. 0. Watch, scout. UQ J « *^jj Look out; 'd^j S*Oj ij>;j
  
  watch-tower. rear (a child). 5 cj'jj To pat (a child).
  
  — To
  
  ^l7Jt
  
  a. o.
  
  fi'om.
  
  li^'j
  
  i
  
  'S^-S '^.!f*
  
  c43
  
  "^
  
  ;
  
  CTY ^ ) — To act
  
  ^J ^
  
  To engage,
  
  to secure a. th.
  
  it
  
  To persevere in. * Cl»bj,j ^kl^-* -WO To ba stationed on (the enemy's frontier
  
  :
  
  army).
  
  To stop in (a place water). J JsJi^ <• To plot -with a. o. against. f>. JsJI^ To bind o.'s self with. ^ To bind o'.s self itl^jb ~ To take (a horse) for static- i Jajji. :
  
  ning
  
  it.
  
  Tie, bond. Heart. Inn
  
  iaJ
  
  :
  
  j
  
  ^
  
  IjLjji,
  
  Asylum for the
  
  station for horses. -^
  
  L>j in o.'s
  
  •Misfoi'tune.
  
  own way.
  
  j
  
  ^j
  
  Great misfortune. ^'j Courageous. Calamity. /?/iew(/i nie*', kind of goose(tree).jijyi
  
  Ground covered with herbs,
  
  To itCj, ja'^
  
  Necktie. Nosegay. Plot.olL'j
  
  Monk,
  
  ascetic, religious.
  
  Strong-hearted.
  
  ,-
  
  Ji»i3
  
  ^.'ji
  
  -SaiO
  
  ^r-W ^^Ji ^fj
  
  <
  
  Tie. Copula {in logics).
  
  Agree-
  
  iiJl^
  
  ment. <>•
  
  Plot.
  
  Station for horses.
  
  «iy3
  
  Jaj.l^^
  
  rope.
  
  tie,
  
  ?r -Jaj^-*
  
  ^.iftJ ^.'yi oliaJl^ ^ *iuO'
  
  Leagued people
  
  To
  
  o
  
  final
  
  wi'itten s
  
  *i^j'jii\ '£!!
  
  .
  
  To restrain i^ij^/^.j-Ho'.s self. To drink every fourth day (camels). -^ To gallop (horse). To come on the fourth day jc — (fever). To feel sympathy for. To make a four-stranded A a o ^Jj await.
  
  i
  
  I'ope.
  
  To complete the number four. To be the fourth, fourtieth or fourth
  
  with.
  
  To take
  
  s
  
  —
  
  forty
  
  the fourth
  
  fi'om.
  
  pastui'e freely in (a place
  
  ^^
  
  jj :
  
  —
  
  ^—
  
  camels).
  
  To have
  
  the quartan ague. To ^j have spring-rain, spring-herbage.
  
  To make
  
  a. th.
  
  square, four-
  
  43
  
  fi>
  
  faced, four-footed.
  
  To
  
  -i^j ••
  
  j3
  
  to rights.
  
  a. o.
  
  1
  
  ^
  
  A
  
  o lay
  
  u^^j/j "^
  
  Ciy' J J 'iJs^^j Uaj j to cower (beast,.
  
  down, To crouch over
  
  (its
  
  prey
  
  i
  
  ja\ j -^
  
  lion),
  
  :
  
  —
  
  ic.
  
  To alight at. *_, 5 <^y.jj iiaJjioTo detain a. 0. in. js\j ^_J To become hot (sun). jAJ^ To park (cattle). To sustain (o.'s s — people). To render a. 0. drowsy
  
  feed
  
  (wine).
  
  cling to a place (cripple). Wife, mother j^J^j j^^ji j^l'jj or sister. Middle of a thing. Foundation, Wall of a town. J''^.'J\ t Suburbs. Palace. Intestines. Enclosure for t^/jj
  
  jaYj jalj joj,
  
  j
  
  J^Vj
  
  X^.j
  
  cattle.
  
  The Turks and the Ethiopiaus.jUsjl^" Heap of corpses. Corpse. z^\j Cripple, impotent.
  
  Large
  
  (
  
  tree).
  
  Populous
  
  j^^j
  
  ^
  
  J'j'.j
  
  Big (chain). Flocks parked with their j^Qj_,r J^ciJ (village).
  
  To abstain, to desist from. To remain quietly in. To
  
  <
  
  set
  
  To
  
  military station.
  
  The
  
  To
  
  11
  
  Stationed horses.
  
  Bond,
  
  refine (silvei"). -^
  
  Refined silver.
  
  illness. <•
  
  —J^j-H-
  
  -ili^ J^jl
  
  ^
  
  gyman.
  
  To recover from
  
  ^r^J ^'ijj
  
  To await J ^.'Jj,^ (^.jo^/j-Ha. o. or a. th. To lay in wait for. To stick to (a place). ^ ^'J — To desist from (an affair). Expectation. Mixed colour.
  
  die.
  
  '^J
  
  »r
  
  berry.
  
  To become bushy
  
  poor. Bandage. Suspense of a cler-
  
  To
  
  -^jl,
  
  Much.
  
  (
  
  horses
  
  )
  
  on green
  
  ?
  
  —
  
  food.
  
  To lift (a load) with a To become the farmer
  
  .shepherds.
  
  Safflower.
  
  To a.
  
  tie, to
  
  th. -^
  
  J'^.'Jj
  
  bind Sj fit Ckj j o iajj -i^ To suspend (a clergyman)., i
  
  To lay (anchor). To be heartened. God has strengthened
  
  —
  
  <^(ij Li(pjt ^1 Ixjj
  
  *Js
  
  his heart. lever.
  
  of a.
  
  o.
  
  A
  
  ^ij s
  
  <>•
  
  To be a highway
  
  — ^ To
  
  robbei'.
  
  lay in wait against.
  
  j/,_4»" '
  
  J
  
  ""
  
  —
  
  iX,
  
  (
  
  Tr-
  
  Stone lifted for trying strength. tLj'j Garden. Iron helmet. Pertaining to spring, ^'j-j '^s^i^-'-i " Four. ^/J\ j^tij'Js Quadrupeds. ;JjVI cAj':*
  
  Wednesday.
  
  oOWJb
  
  'WJ^ o_^j1
  
  Cj\*^)'J\ -r
  
  Forty. Fourtieth.
  
  Fast of
  
  "Ij^jV
  
  ^^
  
  cj*; jjVl
  
  --^^aJlj
  
  lent.
  
  Spring-rain.
  
  ,4o'-''/'iC''
  
  -r rk'y-
  
  Spring-abode. Lever, crow-bar.
  
  r>\'J'
  To
  
  ^i
  
  Brin£?ing forth in the spring
  
  To be in the spring. To go water on the fourth day. To be four in number. To have the quartan ague. ^ji (camel).
  
  To sit To be
  
  f^^ij^}
  
  Square, four-sided, foui'-footed.
  
  To
  
  u-j^'
  
  feed on
  
  grass (horse). To spend the spring
  
  To heap up
  
  (sand).
  
  To
  
  ^'JItt f-y.'jl
  
  Watering
  
  ^\'j
  
  Plenty, abundance.
  
  *^Cj
  
  abundant.
  
  jo]\
  
  J>^jjMj
  
  i
  
  ^j[
  
  A.-^i
  
  o Jj^
  
  -«-
  
  Camel born
  
  j
  
  s
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  j^'j
  
  f,i;jl
  
  ^
  
  f\j
  
  in the
  
  f.Cj1j ^.Uj^
  
  ^ ^j
  
  spring.
  
  Quartan ague.
  
  ^"
  
  Jl JJ.
  
  I'ace.
  
  
  Fourth of a measure. Ranunculus^ golden-cup
  
  :C^j
  
  t^j
  
  FoUl'th.
  
  ^.U3j
  
  Cj\*>Sj
  
  Noontide, broad light.
  
  ^
  
  Sij.O Jk ;u Ij
  
  ji^Sl xiji^
  
  Well-being.
  
  ^.i'j
  
  To embellish speech. Good state. Habit. Authority. ^SifeOI j/j To hang a. th. on the neck, a jj'^: He was caught in a snare.:jJC9. J J^'j{ Toothless (beast). To be implicated in a Two teeth near the ,j'\ j — business.
  
  tJ^iJ,.> tjVijIj
  
  ^'Jj Vj JiJ,
  
  5r
  
  *2;j,j
  
  
  Beast caught in a noose. Bread and grease.
  
  of four
  
  Quadriliteral
  
  ;
  
  ;
  
  '&\j'j
  
  j Xi;. j1 ^".^^^j spring-rain; water^\,,j
  
  xLi^
  
  Spring-herbage
  
  spring, source. -^ Farmer, partner.
  
  affaii*.
  
  'ilCjIj «ii^jlj
  
  intricate (business).
  
  four and four, ^b j
  
  four cubits high.
  
  tity"
  
  To mix a. th. To a ^J3 o liij 3 -J^ make (a soup). To throw a. o. into mire. » — To be entangled in an i[&Jj & •Jo.j To. be mixed, confused.
  
  Composed
  
  Spring. Autumn.
  
  of a rope.
  
  To be
  
  '*£-\ij^
  
  incisors.
  
  Noose. Snare.
  
  Loop
  
  -^
  
  [plant).
  
  
  affau').
  
  f.yj
  
  of camels every fourth ^j^
  
  <
  
  (life).
  
  j
  
  ~
  
  day.
  
  Luxui'iant
  
  tie (a kid)
  
  rise
  
  Fourth part. Measure of 3. 63 gallons.
  
  Middle-sized (man). Gallop. Distance of a
  
  by the neck. To throw a. o. into (an
  
  fSj -^j
  
  f^y>
  
  To lead a luxuriant life. Uj'3 a fj.'j "^ To be luxuriant (Ufe). ^'j a /« j To let (camels) drink at pleasure. 5 ^j1
  
  To
  
  >
  
  in (a place).
  
  Abode. House. ^'Jij f.\jj^j Spi'ing-encampment. Bier.
  
  Upper-room. Anchor. Plot of land. •^ Farmer, partner. ^r^ Fourth part of spoils. Full of fXi'j* spring-herbage (land). ~ Of a middling stature. 9y.yj
  
  Plentiftil,
  
  ^
  
  «
  
  i?
  
  ^lob
  
  Aj^
  
  -fy-
  
  ^
  
  cross-legged. fattened.
  
  (dust).
  
  fever.
  
  Jerboa, fieldrat.
  
  ^ jl
  
  ;
  
  (horse, oxen); its seventh
  
  fifth
  
  TO
  
  (she-camel). Sails of a ship. Suttering from quartan
  
  enter its fourth year (sheep)
  
  its
  
  Hj^,
  
  **i'y,-}
  
  )
  
  for the fourth of the produce.
  
  Share of water. Fourth part.
  
  ;
  
  5- ~ Aj-k~
  
  »Uj j1
  
  ^3 ^3
  
  Luxuriant spring. ^,13 ;^3j yj3 of the jr-i\ ;^.3_, jyvi third and fourth month of the Arabian year. Autumn and spring.
  
  Name
  
  Hoopoe
  
  (bird).
  
  ^k^'j?''
  
  (
  
  T
  
  t^
  
  Ten thousand, myriad,
  
  ^
  
  ol^'j,
  
  Hill.
  
  ''.y-^.
  
  «^jj
  
  fi^jj
  
  Asthma. Loud breathing, 'ijj'i ^ ^'3 Relations, family. Root of the iii ji
  
  I
  
  !
  
  To struggle impeded
  
  in
  
  in (a snare).
  
  —
  
  (speech).
  
  in
  
  To be j To trudge
  
  (mire). j
  
  1
  
  Implicated in ixh'j^)
  
  an
  
  thigh.
  
  •^cJ.'jj
  
  '^.j.j '^.'>
  
  affair.
  
  I
  
  Lobster, prawn,
  
  squill.
  
  <j^.'j\
  
  Chrysantemum^ corn-
  
  o^.'j\ j'^.
  
  marigold. Usurer.
  
  .v'S'
  
  Preserves, confections. CjCJ"^
  
  /f-
  
  To stammer. To make a. o.
  
  C; J3
  
  to
  
  ^
  
  Jt^^
  
  b.Cjj -^
  
  stammer
  
  5
  
  'oj^
  
  (God).
  
  Mire. Dates and butter.
  
  To multiply. To have many children, flocks. To produce autumnal
  
  *^^^j y^'j
  
  i
  
  o Jjj
  
  Ji.'S^j
  
  ^
  
  JiJ
  
  plants (land).
  
  To
  
  be fleshy.
  
  To
  
  eat. to seek for
  
  jf'J
  
  autumnal plants. To become green in
  
  autumn
  
  (land).
  
  To
  
  hunt.
  
  xjj
  
  To be
  
  ojl
  
  Autumnal shrubs, herbage.J_^'j ^ jjj
  
  Cj^'jj d^j -r Oj Swine, boar. o>j ?- ~ To tighten (a knot). a i^j a 'tj -^ To strangle a.'o. 5 — To walk with short steps CXjj —
  
  Flesh of the thighs. cJ^.j -r ^.jj ^'^.'j Pulicaria, kind of flea-bane. Jij Audacious thief iUjj j, J-<3 Moistness. Fatness. Depression. jJUj
  
  Impediment of speech. Stammerer. -oj ^
  
  'Cj
  
  j.
  
  Chief. Prince.
  
  (camel).
  
  To stammer, to stutter. c/Jij ^ To be fast, fixed, wi^'j ^.yj o *Jij -STo stand up (in Qjjjj Cjj ^ v^J prayer).
  
  To
  
  fasten a. th.
  
  order.
  
  To
  
  To put
  
  A ^'j
  
  in
  
  organise. -^
  
  To assign
  
  (a
  
  pension).
  
  To stand up (man). To be
  
  ^'J\
  
  reduced to beggary.
  
  To be
  It
  
  fast
  
  ;
  
  set in order.
  
  results from
  
  Difficulty.
  
  ^/Js
  
  it.
  
  jllt
  
  ^j'Ji
  
  Prominence of ground
  
  ;
  
  ^j
  
  plentiful (goods).
  
  Jpjl
  
  Comfort. Fatness, fleshiness.
  
  '^^.JJ
  
  ^'^.'j
  
  Luxurious life. Daring (brigand). Fe-
  
  J^^
  
  *^jj
  
  J-jC 3 «• Jt-lJL rocious (lion). Infirm (old man). Tall
  
  and creeping plant. Ground abounding with autumnal trees, shrubs.
  
  To To
  
  give a pledge.
  
  J\j^
  
  a c('Ji
  
  ~
  
  C(j
  
  -H-
  
  be the captain of a ship. c^'y Ship-captain. <^'.^.j -r '«i^J.> i^^.J Earnest, pledge.
  
  To
  
  oOJL) Oji'Jj oy.j -^ ''^J, o C j
  
  increase
  
  ^ji'jj
  
  (wealth).
  
  A — To ascend (a hill). To grow u3j '' Ritual. Religious service. A j J iXjij 'x^.'J S.'j Earth. Unmovable thing, wj^j sSJi To foster (a child). To make preserves. Bad slave. Perpetuity. ^>j; To lend to a. 0. upon 'stJly* ^Xj They came all together. ih'J Ij iGusury. To fondle a. 0. ^y-j sJj)xi «• viO fy Pension, pay. Jiji Religious services. Offices. t_4Uj To practice usury. To exceed rocks. Measure of the
  
  four fingers
  
  ,
  
  ts
  
  Look it-
  
  out.
  
  High rank. ^Xj" -r *rV* Bench covered with
  
  Platform.
  
  a mattress. To lock (a door).
  
  the measure. increase a. th.
  
  To
  
  hope
  
  A ^jlj ^3 ,
  
  To begin to walk (child). To be impeded in speech,
  
  r-5j
  
  ^
  
  OV;j —
  
  ^'j a
  
  t-jj
  
  To
  
  give
  
  5j
  
  A—
  
  to.
  
  Usury, unlawful Favour, merit.
  
  profit.
  
  Hill.
  
  *=i'3j,ti-JJ
  
  .v'-'J
  
  ft
  
  S.j^
  
  'C'j ^.'j
  
  T
  
  ''y.J
  
  L^
  
  To
  
  (
  
  To
  
  set (speech) in order.
  
  fi>
  
  T
  
  jjj
  
  i
  
  Good order,
  
  ^^'lliteness of the
  
  vest).
  
  teeth. Fine speech.
  
  ^ Hymn,
  
  Jij j^j]
  
  sacred song.
  
  j^Ji^
  
  ^ jJl^
  
  Phalangium, venoCjI3>Cjj r- '"^'j mous spider. Phalangium (plant). •<
  
  Tarentula.
  
  To break (the nose). A C^j ^j -STo cPush a. th. To bft bi'ought up (in a tribe). j — He did not utter a single j;;il6v ^^j U
  
  round
  
  He
  
  ^jl.j
  
  ^j
  
  Jij
  
  Cjjj'j
  
  atfair.
  
  fill
  
  ^3
  
  Pine-resin.
  
  ^yOj
  
  To loose To hearten
  
  a
  
  tie up.
  
  a.
  
  sign
  
  lo be
  
  t^Sj
  
  1333
  
  o.
  
  Ij
  
  j
  
  P
  
  IjJ^J
  
  O'J
  
  fit
  
  jjj
  
  j
  
  fi>
  
  ^3
  
  V\jji
  
  viij
  
  —
  
  (man).
  
  life
  
  (land).
  
  To
  
  ^j1
  
  —
  
  5
  
  *ijj
  
  of people.
  
  close
  
  up, to
  
  ^Cjl
  
  A
  
  (
  
  opp
  
  sew up
  
  to
  
  j3
  
  ;Ji3>
  
  )
  
  (a rent)
  
  ;
  
  ^
  
  ^,'ji
  
  iiJ3 o Jij -fr to reconcile
  
  (people).
  
  <>
  
  "^
  
  To
  
  pastm-ages.
  
  find
  
  Place of plenty. Pasturage.
  
  5^73
  
  *-JjC)j
  
  To
  
  life (rnan).
  
  To jl,
  
  their d-^jj ^Jfjj 'Ui'j&^j-^
  
  (cattle).
  
  Crowd
  
  ^.^b
  
  ,
  
  -ft-
  
  Pastu- cyi\jj f.Jijj fiji rJji t.^j, fr r^j ring freely (cattle). Leading an easy
  
  -i^
  
  To draw
  
  Hill.
  
  ojlj
  
  ^j
  
  Plenty, abundance.
  
  with the head.
  
  Moment.
  
  a
  
  send forth pasturage (land). To let (cattle) pasture freely.
  
  Uj
  
  To join a. th. to. To mend a. th. Step.
  
  \>'yj
  
  To have good pasture
  
  up (a bucket) gently.
  
  To step. To make a
  
  (flour,
  
  enjoy a luxuriant
  
  mat-weed. Water-bag filled. Road. speaking. Shame. Thread^lTj J v',^jj ^ <^,jj,j^j «• *i-"j tied to a fingei- for reminding.
  
  th.
  
  ^j
  
  roads.
  
  To have
  
  \»
  
  Low
  
  a.
  
  ijj jl
  
  To settle in (a place^ To desistfrom.
  
  Ji'J)
  
  Genista, broom-plant. Esparto,
  
  To
  
  To
  
  Mire.
  
  jt
  
  ^;, \\ \'S»
  
  minding the
  
  ^'J\
  
  mud).
  
  o.'s finger.
  
  is still
  
  To
  
  incessantly (snow).
  
  fall
  
  Wooden-bolt. To be diluted
  
  word. twist (a thread)
  
  of eggs (hen).
  
  To
  
  Narrow
  
  i
  
  To
  
  full
  
  be barren (year). To be impe- jc <^,J^\_) ?^fjjlj ded in (speech). Without egress (road). In store (money). Large gate having a wicket. Rock. Narrow-pass.
  
  Jj3
  
  Elegant (discourse). Elegant. Stammerer.
  
  To be
  
  overrun (waves). To be good (har-
  
  read correctly. -^ To sing hymns. To speak slowly.^^feJI J J^J
  
  I
  
  He has restored their To be repaired.
  
  business.^^sis^^j
  
  Two garments sewed
  
  threadbare (garment).
  
  J^Jl by the
  
  jUj_
  
  I
  
  To wear out (clothes). To ba brought out of a wounded. Old clothes
  
  /b
  
  battle
  
  ojl ^Jj'
  
  borders. j
  
  I
  
  I
  
  rags. oUj_ 9. Cijj Old furniture. Cj^j,j cJji, «• I'j, Rabble. Foolish woman. Shabby. Wounded man oIjj, »r wi^ 3 ;
  
  '
  
  i
  
  He
  
  is
  
  the supreme
  
  ruler
  
  [lit
  
  :
  
  J'S'jb j3UJI
  
  'j»
  
  he rends and mends).
  
  To run
  
  \?^jj (S3jj ^'j with short steps (camel).
  
  To di'ive (a camel) To laugh coldly.
  
  quickly.
  
  i
  
  o
  
  iXi'j -»-
  
  j
  
  iaj
  
  il>iii!l
  
  —
  
  I
  
  half-dead.
  
  I
  
  To
  
  cool (anger). To have '\jj a Uj a disease of the shoulder (camel). To curd (milk). To strike a. 0. ?_, A
  
  To mis
  
  a. th.
  
  with.
  
  uj
  
  -ft-
  
  — A—
  
  Litharge.
  
  ic^i
  
  Red, gold litharge. J^'i dc^ "' White, silver litharge. ^^^ — To be set in order. To '^'j a J53 have white and even teeth. -ft-
  
  '
  
  ( "(r-r )
  
  Pain in the joints.
  
  Wickedness.
  
  31-3 ;^j
  
  Foolishness. I
  
  Dirge,
  
  p\'Jf
  
  ^
  
  ii^ji -^j i^^'j "^.j^
  
  Want
  
  elegy.
  
  To shake a. th. »> lV3 o ^3 To hinder a. o. from. jt. i — To quake ,^'j i^J trJJ Vob V}j (earth). To be in commotion (sea). To be confused (speech) To quiver -tt-
  
  To
  
  (sheep).
  
  -«•
  
  To waver,
  
  to be shaken.
  
  r^'j^J
  
  a *»l^j a^^T state of commotion. Remainder of foul water. *^jrj, Nuraei'ous party in war. Spittle. to bring
  
  ted (hunter).
  
  Party
  
  i
  
  ofifa (business).
  
  fit
  
  —
  
  ^j ^
  
  j» iSj a w>-3j,V?-J o of. To fear a. 0.
  
  ^j\j
  
  To be
  
  jo'3
  
  'J^'3
  
  -H-
  
  aijjlj,i:J3 a. jjj disturbed (man).
  
  To
  
  ground by stay in a place.
  
  jjjl
  
  Jj
  
  of travellers tarrying.jjjj j
  
  Weak
  
  ->^Vjj -^'j
  
  people.
  
  Generous man. Lion. To be very covetous. Covetous man.
  
  To be continuous
  
  oj^/i
  
  C.j3
  
  rain).
  
  AJ *
  
  a
  
  ^jl «
  
  To
  
  be loosened (hairj. To be
  
  To crush
  
  weak and
  
  ^jj,'>-^/jj,(i.^4'jJ ^fj
  
  ~
  
  Fine rain.
  
  A ^*3
  
  ^^y '^
  
  |j3
  
  ^
  
  Intestines.
  
  V^VJ1
  
  Watered
  
  j
  
  j^jo
  
  j,ij
  
  jtttj
  
  ^jf'Jij
  
  —
  
  {n»3
  
  s ^i'y'j
  
  To compose an
  
  relate a. th.
  
  about
  
  i^'jh
  
  To
  
  elegy.
  
  To To To
  
  pity a. 0.
  
  Jj
  
  i
  
  J
  
  —
  
  *i
  
  i^Oi'^'^Jr^-'
  
  feel pains in the joints.
  
  Jt3 a J,3
  
  recite the elegy of a. 0. s J'Jj
  
  Hired female mourner.
  
  t1
  
  ^ A ijjj
  
  a. 0.
  
  Deplorable thing.
  
  To prefer (an opinion) to. Jt * To make a. th. to outweigh.
  
  -^
  
  keep (a tradition) by heart.
  
  ~
  
  ^j
  
  — jj
  
  i'J'^'j S-^'* u^J^
  
  eulogise (a dead
  
  person).
  
  To jb
  
  **/_3^ «j^j'
  
  j\jj
  
  intermittent rain
  
  — a —
  
  '*>-^
  
  fi,
  
  j>Jjh
  
  land.
  
  Land watered by
  
  s
  
  hand.
  
  rt?-
  
  -cjj
  
  >•
  
  rain.
  
  To
  
  nion).
  
  J weight to (a buyer). To weigh down (a scale),
  
  ^
  
  ^3b,*i43
  
  Intermittent drops of
  
  -Ji-
  
  fi>
  
  .1^73 J,
  
  Bloody. Bleeding (nose).
  
  "Cy- 13
  
  i
  
  To be grave, sedate, To give an excess of
  
  ^3
  
  spotted on the nose [horse).
  
  To weigh \>.^jj (i'^j a n-ij down (scale). To preponderate (opi-
  
  the
  
  Ji'j
  
  'r^-'
  
  Seventh Arabian month. Prop for palm-trees. Trap, snare.xlij
  
  To outweigh a. th. To weigh a. th. with
  
  ^
  
  Ji'j
  
  i
  
  ^Jj^
  
  White- ^j ^
  
  a. o.
  
  >^^i-jj ^j^-'J ^^fJ^J v^*-''
  
  ^a.
  
  To A CJ3
  
  :
  
  a horse.
  
  regard with awe ; to honour To prop (a palm-branch). To be awed, frightened.
  
  Joints of the fingers.
  
  (the nose).
  
  perfume (her nose woman). To have a white '^j'j.Oj a spot on tlie nose (horse). White spot on the nose of xSj3
  
  ashamed
  
  To
  
  .
  
  flabby.
  
  Wjl — \>j ^ forth (she-earael). To be disappoin-
  
  To put To be
  
  -i^uh
  
  I'each moist
  
  digging.
  
  Foolish.
  
  To be near
  
  jfc
  
  be turbid
  
  (water).
  
  !rj»-f>
  
  in
  
  sl"3
  
  :uJ3
  
  fresh.
  
  Old furniture. Rubbish.
  
  certain medicine.
  
  Numerous army
  
  •ii,3
  
  (furniture).
  
  To
  
  ^^3
  
  To
  
  »—
  
  FooUshne.ss.
  
  To heap up
  
  ^if.j
  
  (fle.«h).
  
  \j'J\
  
  ^sJ'J.
  
  of intelligence.
  
  Sour milk mixed with
  
  zij
  
  (people).
  
  be disturbed (man).
  
  quiver
  
  A
  
  Weak
  
  UJjl j affair).
  
  Disease of the shoulder in camels.
  
  To
  
  (flesh).
  
  Bustle of (people). Rumbling (thunder). -^ Shock, trembling.
  
  Lean
  
  ^^J
  
  To thicken (milk). To be confused (man, To drink (sour milk).
  
  SjC3j
  
  Jj
  
  «'LJ3
  
  J
  
  rri
  
  (
  
  They are
  
  To
  
  iu confusion.
  
  '*^,j^i
  
  o'f'JJ
  
  upon
  
  ^JrfJ i f^'j have re^\ i[i»jj
  
  to.
  
  To retui'n To have a To
  
  To
  
  return.
  
  course
  
  *
  
  ^.yj
  
  j — <^ —
  
  to retract (a word),
  
  :
  
  beneficial
  
  eft'ect
  
  To amend
  
  jc
  
  ^j
  
  To send back
  
  ^'y'J ^' 3
  
  Jl^ 5
  
  i
  
  ~
  
  i*eii?ove a. th.
  
  from.
  
  drav7 back the
  
  forefeet in
  
  r4jJ,^J
  
  walking
  
  * ~
  
  o«-
  
  ^J
  
  i
  
  turn to. To repeat a. th. to. To have a 5— a conference with a. o. upon. To stretch the hand backwards. ^^ j1 To return to a former condition.
  
  To bring back give
  
  a. 0.
  
  To
  
  *
  
  j s
  
  ^
  
  j1
  
  a, th.
  
  back
  
  prosper
  
  To buy
  
  of rope.
  
  *>^jj <>^j
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  bought.
  
  a. o.'s (business
  
  (a she-camel)
  
  :
  
  To
  
  incline.
  
  To shake. To
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  the
  
  To
  
  to
  
  j^j
  
  ^
  
  iSUj, o
  
  floor.
  
  quiver, to
  
  Jis-jlj
  
  -^,JJ,'^3
  
  ^ijl
  
  with the price of another.
  
  -4:
  
  tremble.
  
  To
  
  recite, to
  
  J-ij^j
  
  ,
  
  o J>-j
  
  \j>-j
  
  compose verses jfjTo rumble (sea, thun_^,j\j der). To move heavily (cloud). To vie with a. 0. in reciting verses
  
  -S-
  
  ^'y ji-^'y
  
  j>.'j.
  
  Punishment. j>jj jalj^ Short metre of poetry. Trembling j^ 3 of the knees in camels. -^ Wrath.
  
  Filth. Idolatry.
  
  women. trembhng
  
  Camel-litter for
  
  God).
  
  ? f^i'Jj
  
  1,9-j>j\
  
  fade away.
  
  To carry sheaves
  
  (beast).
  
  To repeat a prayer). ^ f^J To send back a. 0. To repeat, Aj 5 — to retrace a. th. To return a. th. To resort to a. 0. To reAj S f.^\j
  
  To
  
  (opinion).
  
  See-saw.
  
  a. th.
  
  return
  
  o^^'j
  
  (scale). Preferable r-^\j
  
  » —
  
  To repeat
  
  give (an answer).
  
  Heavy (squadrons^^'j
  
  ).
  
  Excess of weight.
  
  Swing
  
  a. o. to.
  
  To To
  
  Filled (vessels
  
  Outweighing
  
  for.
  
  To
  
  To weigh o.'s self with a. 0. & t^)j To swing with a. 0. To swing (see-saw). To prepon-;r;>^ derate (opinion). To waver (man). To swing on (a see-saw) J ^i^jl of cavalry).
  
  a. 0. (food, advice).
  
  desist from.
  
  ')
  
  Affected with
  
  « •
  
  lj»
  
  3
  
  jW-j,
  
  ^ j>j^
  
  (camel).
  
  To
  
  return together (divorced ^f 1^7 people). To retui-n by degrees. To
  
  Piece of poetry on a
  
  reply.
  
  To groan (camel). Cal^ o ^^j ^ To rumble (thunder). To sound the depth of a ^_^ •J\j —
  
  To
  
  back a. th. * ;oOtll Answer, o\^jj o^>j j t-^j. -^ yr'j reply. Sound of footsteps. Rain. Pool claim, to get
  
  of water. Profit. <> Echo.
  
  ^j>-jj
  
  ^jj
  
  o^^^^jj
  
  ^^j
  
  (to a letter).
  
  Return.
  
  •Woman
  
  Recourse, resort. returning ;«>,>Jj
  
  (>•
  
  to her family.
  
  j^\'J\
  
  -^
  
  Sjj* jl
  
  .
  
  (water).
  
  — To prevent a. o. from. ^t S To be filthy. I-lU^i ^»3j a ^?;3 To commit foul deeds. To be .shaken (building). To .j-^'X i
  
  Return. Resurrec^j ^ x^j tion. Reply. •<> Receipt. Reaction. ^ Second harvest of fruit. ju>-j
  
  Answer
  
  short metre j^J
  
  <> Ship-yai'd.
  
  Dung. Repeated (word). ^j ^ ^^j Jaded (camel). Repaired (clothes). Sweat. Heated again (dish). Cud.
  
  ,
  
  thunder (sky). Crime. Unbelief. Punishment. Filth.
  
  Roaring
  
  ;_'v>jj
  
  ^>j
  
  u-'»yi
  
  (sea).
  
  -r u-^/jj a-^jj u-?-Jl Thundering ^-^3
  
  (cloud).
  
  Stone for sounding a well. tr^>Jr* Narcissus (flower). o^i^-Jij^/J
  
  ''
  
  ck^ '
  
  paper. Misfortune.
  
  Army. PrecedenI
  
  ce.
  
  Time.
  
  Filagn. lion's foot
  
  (
  
  phuU).jJL'i\
  
  ^j
  
  -^
  
  cowl {plant). ;^l — -^ Alriplex, oroche [plant), il^i j>.j,
  
  Arum^
  
  friar's
  
  Anchusa^ pigeon's foot
  
  <j;iiijl
  
  j>'j
  
  (plant).
  
  Chameinelum. hen's
  
  o:ii.a)lj^j
  
  foot {plant).
  
  Layopas, hare's ioot{plant).^'}i\ jij^ "" Lotus ornithopodus. <-j'S^'-> f''^" bird's foot trefoil
  
  (
  
  To To To To To To
  
  »-
  
  stir a. th.
  
  spread alarming news.
  
  First blast of the trumpet on
  
  ^jj jt^}\ jij^
  
  Day
  
  sea.
  
  of resurrec-
  
  Kind of run. Alarming, false news.
  
  Garden purslain. Vigour in walking.
  
  jij ^ j'b."
  
  ~ To
  
  :a»'j^
  
  jj *Vj,
  
  Pedestrianism.
  
  female)
  
  let (a
  
  To suck
  
  To tie To have
  
  ther young). :
  
  To go
  
  foot.
  
  ^Jt^\'J\
  
  band.
  
  Manlike woman, virago. Set fi'ee with his mother
  
  iiai^
  
  j^jj
  
  j>.j
  
  a. o.
  
  curly (hair).
  
  J>-jj
  
  hair. Ji>3j Jb-jl
  
  Pedestrian, on foot.
  
  —
  
  ^ Jf j
  
  o>W- jj
  
  Manliness.
  
  White-spotted on one
  
  -ft-
  
  by the
  
  y^j
  
  feet.
  
  a J*. 3
  
  ^y^jj
  
  Wj
  
  Hard ground.
  
  J^3j JVjj JW-j ^rO^V^j
  
  a —
  
  To comb (the hair). To let go a. o. on foot. To young one)
  
  a. o.
  
  J*
  
  2^
  
  To
  
  j^
  
  let (a
  
  with his mother. To be manlike jf^ (woman). To be advanced (day). To go down (a well) t? j * ~ without I'ope. To cook a. th. in a kettle. fit J?^3l To go at a middling pace (horse).
  
  To
  
  alight
  
  (
  
  free
  
  rider).
  
  To extemporise 'a speech). To tie (a beast) by the foot
  
  :
  
  to
  
  »
  
  —
  
  seize a. o.'s foot.
  
  FootJ:j> I3b JfXjh *V. J^ :r J::?:3 passenger, pedestrian. Good walker, Ju^j JW-jj J-ij^rtramp.
  
  To follow o.'s own opinion. Walking on foot. ISIan. Foot. Hind-leg j^'jl ^ _^l,
  
  W^hite-.spotted
  
  Sea-gulf.
  
  Hunters.
  
  J» j mo-
  
  (his
  
  a white-spotted foot horse ). To ba curly (hair). To be set free with his mother (young beast). To comfort a. o. 2f j» j
  
  grant a respite to
  
  (suckling).
  
  foot.
  
  .
  
  » !>^3 o
  
  (
  
  >3
  
  Man. (o/j/^. xVjj Ji?-j, ^r Ji*j, -^J ^0 woman). Perfect. Vigorous. Hus-
  
  on one
  
  >j^3
  
  tion.
  
  suckle her young.
  
  foot (beast).
  
  a>
  
  the last day.
  
  of Orio.
  
  Foot-passenger.
  
  loCto.jj Ci^jj Cuijj ^j-0 ^*>3 "^ quake (earth). To rumble ^thunder). To prepare for war. To tremble (old man> To be restless.
  
  — Rough
  
  fixed star in the left foot of Oi-io. Star in the right foot ^'^\ *'j>?»''
  
  Having curly
  
  f.yi-'y>
  
  Shivering fever. 3^)1
  
  ;
  
  De/^^mm/n, lark's spuv {pla.).XJ^[^2\
  
  Somewhat
  
  f^\y> ^ •^yi.'yj
  
  —
  
  —
  
  crow's foot {plant).
  
  Podopk)/Uum, duck's foot (dangerous plant). ^>iiii '\j'j^\
  
  to a
  
  letter.
  
  ~
  
  0)-nithopodus, bird's foot (pin.).j_^iii)l—
  
  Rigel,
  
  Answer
  
  ^ f^^y
  
  quake (earth). engage in a. th. be moved. To tremble. shake (the head). Shock. Earthquake.
  
  plant).
  
  Glcchoma. groond-ivy. 'JaSlI Coronapus. ijiiJIj jjjjj^J J-^'
  
  Return. Lower part of the shoulder ^ Resort.
  
  ji^ ^
  
  .^^i^)
  
  ^
  
  Jfj''
  
  Large-footed.
  
  j^j -^j
  
  jJ-x
  
  of beast.?. j9tpi J»j!^
  
  Part, portion. J::>,OVI
  
  *i'l3i~
  
  locusts.
  
  Swarm
  
  of
  
  Ji^3l
  
  -r
  
  ~
  
  Large troop of beasts. Blank
  
  -J
  
  JLc j>-j To be unable to speak. To hope a. th. * ^*7Jlj j^J^j ^j To put a side to (a well). To * ^>j1
  
  miss (game). be near to bring forth
  
  •
  
  To
  
  ^J'
  
  (female).
  
  To
  
  fear a.
  
  To beg
  
  0. -^
  
  a. 0.
  
  Hope. Fear. -^ Request. Side. Country. 'U-jl ^ The two sides of a well.
  
  What What
  
  is
  
  hoped.
  
  is
  
  put
  
  •9-3
  
  off.
  
  Purple.
  
  Red-purple.
  
  Width
  
  of a hoof. n:i J '^j\ Wide-hoofed (mule). Flat-soled -ft-
  
  (man).
  
  To speak obscurely. To protect a. 0. Broad
  
  (foot).
  
  Wide and Easy
  
  7-3*3
  
  ^l3'-3 J^^ o ^^'j J ,\^'j a •-->3 "^ b3 wide (place).
  
  \^j
  
  To To enlarge
  
  To cast stones at. s C^j o ^j -STo stone a. o, to death. To curse, to revile a. 0. To expel a. o. »> — To put a stone on a (tomb). To speak conjecturally. ^liJlj >>3j ~ tf- To practice magical stoning. To throw stones at o. a. 2<^i3 To contend with a. 0. in (words), j 5 — — To protect a. 0. To thi'ow stones at o. another. ^I_y To be heaped (stones). j^A Tombstone. Heap ^Uj j ^> j ^ lW3
  
  ^
  
  * ^>3
  
  (a house).
  
  To greet, to welcome a. o. ^>3'' To be wide, spacious. .* — To clear, to enlarge (a place). Make room, clear the w^9-3°l ,^3"b
  
  Den
  
  of a
  
  hyena.
  
  Missile. Conjecture.
  
  t j^J
  
  j'j^-'j
  
  Magical stoning. Grave. Well. Oven. j^'j j^'^j, Shooting stars. Tombstones. Stone for cleansing a well. Sto- j^i-^ ne-work around a well. The two cross-beams of a uW.>-x Friend,
  
  (vessel).
  
  life.
  
  
  spot on a horse's foot. J^/Jj Smallage (herb). Js^-'^^ Variegated (garment). LeaJ»S^ ving traces of wings on the sand (locusts). Combed. Copper caldron. Comb, js- \^i ^ i}>-'yt
  
  of stones.
  
  d\>-y>-'j) -r^jy-'j j
  
  shallow
  
  White
  
  -if-
  
  -tt
  
  ^j
  
  pulley.
  
  The accursed one, Satan. ^,^3 Strong, Battering (horse). Sling.^^^ Doubtful (news). Vf^S'
  
  Stoned.
  
  Foul speech.
  
  way.
  
  To become
  
  wide, to be easy.
  
  Broad, spacious.
  
  Long-minded
  
  ;
  
  i_jG>-3j
  
  generous,
  
  .^Kj
  
  vc=;3j >— »-3
  
  w>3
  
  ya.2a)l
  
  To
  
  j^^Sj"
  
  Ci^jo o?^3j,a o>:3j remain in. To be familiar i_)
  
  To keep
  
  i
  
  ^^% ^jj
  
  (a beast) in the stable.
  
  forbaaring.
  
  U9I3 o o?3 To be asha,
  
  Ampleness. *j'i-3.> v-'-J Welcome, be at ease. ^'jS^j dLi C>"3 The broadest rib of the breast. '^l.'j
  
  med of. To be rancid (butter). To be intricate (business). To abide in.
  
  Wide
  
  Deadly poison. Troop, party.
  
  Able, mightx. Generous.
  
  5'pace.
  
  w^3
  
  9\'j^\
  
  Brands on camels. Cul-
  
  tivated groimd. Court.
  
  Bed of panic-
  
  grass.
  
  Extended borders. Wider. Name of a
  
  ^JU-j tribe,
  
  and
  
  ,_,i j1
  
  of a stallion.
  
  Welcome. Welcome. Be at ease, at
  
  home.
  
  C^[,*j "^i-^j
  
  5^1
  
  cj^'A »_,
  
  — —
  
  *^3
  
  ^
  
  le.
  
  Ba.sket.
  
  To To To
  
  be in commotion U?-3 seize with (the teeth).
  
  put off
  
  a. th.
  
  eQ-^*J ''WjJ '^i-JJ i_jV>l?
  
  ,0 cii-'j '^ to (beast).
  
  i
  
  ,_, ii>
  
  ^y!"
  
  To hope foi". To fear <>• To beseech a. 0. To remain silent.
  
  JJ
  
  '^?'3
  
  a. 0.
  
  —
  
  *»'3*i
  
  \>-j j_j
  
  -^
  
  A
  
  (>j a >.'
  
  3
  
  .
  
  Yrv
  
  (
  
  To have mercy upon
  
  ^\'j
  
  o. a.
  
  implore the mercy of. Womb. Bloodj.UJl
  
  To
  
  » >i-ln-ll.
  
  ^ v^jj
  
  kindred.
  
  Mercy, Mecca.
  
  >
  
  ^'ji
  
  pi ty
  
  ^J
  
  3
  
  O*!
  
  ^G-j
  
  j»^3j
  
  'Vi»-j ?-
  
  3
  
  ^.s^i
  
  The
  
  All-merciful (God).
  
  _^_)\iAC^j\\
  
  It is
  
  better to
  
  o* -6* '^^*
  
  cj^i^i-j
  
  oj^
  
  Merciful (God),
  
  (_^!1
  
  _^'Ji
  
  Deceased.
  
  To
  
  coil jr'jj
  
  C>3
  
  Sjj
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  'S*3 o
  
  C9.3
  
  -^
  
  turn (an arm-mill).
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  A>
  
  mels. Chief of a tribe. Spinage. Mollar tooth. Foot of a camel.
  
  To
  
  tread
  
  a. th.
  
  a
  
  under
  
  U.3 o
  
  ^3
  
  fever. j»b.j_j
  
  J^-'-Sy
  
  -r-
  
  Washing-tub. Water-closet. Strong and pure wine, j^/jj Jb-j
  
  To
  
  -fr
  
  *
  
  ^
  
  foot.
  
  saddle, to ride (a
  
  5
  
  J»wjlj
  
  J>3
  
  v
  
  J="3
  
  camel).
  
  To
  
  strike
  
  a. 0.
  
  with (a
  
  ^
  
  sword).
  
  submitted to him
  
  ^.i;
  
  c.'l>3
  
  i)
  
  patiently.
  
  To
  
  ^-jj ^\>.% ^^'J\ ^Jj Thick of a fight. Troop of cax:^j1j
  
  mill.
  
  Abundant Fweat of
  
  — To
  
  grind (wheat).
  
  Hand-
  
  fever.
  
  Mallet for hneii.
  
  To
  
  (serpent).
  
  To
  
  sweat after
  
  To be disgraced (man).
  
  I
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  J a>3
  
  Ufl> 3 a
  
  ,
  
  ,
  
  Mercy, pity. Favour. ^* \y> ^ X^'j' if Deceased, late. j^^'J' F. Medina {town). Favoured X'^i^^^ •^
  
  * j^'Jh
  
  (clothes).
  
  J»>'j ^G-jj >L_s»3j >^3 a Js^j To remove, to depart from.^ Ji^jlj
  
  be feai-ed than to be pitied {prov.).
  
  The Most
  
  Hadramout.
  
  To wash
  
  jj-j.
  
  j j;;^
  
  womb.
  
  Merciful.
  
  )
  
  Idol in
  
  T(j, 'j
  
  >^^"j
  
  Disease of the
  
  !
  
  send, to drive a.
  
  0.
  
  away,
  
  j
  
  h-lp a. 0. in going away. have beasto for I'iding. To
  
  ^
  
  ji3
  
  jiQ jai j1
  
  become strong (camel). To mount a. 0. To train camels
  
  s
  
  —
  
  for riding.
  
  To embark in (an aifair). To ask a. 0. to saddle a beast. To ask a beast for To lower o.'s self before a.
  
  4^ J>.jjl,
  
  j>JiL\
  
  5
  
  riding.
  
  0. 5 * — To mix (wine) with water, a '^j To excel in. Jt>-j^ ^ J> j1 ^ J>3 J '^'J\ Camel's saddle. Stage. Dwelling. Luggage. To be remiss (man) soft '^j\ Journey. Aim of a journey. <> Di- u^j (dough). To be confused (advice). ary, journey-book. Castle (at chess). ^Uj ^ "^-^J, -r ?-J \i.'j
  
  i
  
  ;
  
  Fabulous
  
  Easy
  
  (life).
  
  bird,
  
  Emigration.
  
  Condor.
  
  -if-
  
  Soft ground. -J-^
  
  To be weak-hearted,
  
  lax
  
  \^'j
  
  ^ ^u.3
  
  rj>-'j "^
  
  (man). Horse's-saddle.
  
  •<>
  
  Ca- o-i'i i-ip-J 7r
  
  .=-i-'i <— >J
  
  P
  
  parison.
  
  To ba To be
  
  stirred.
  
  To abate (price). To be tender, sup-
  
  JG-.5JU J~;-3j for a journey. Rachel.
  
  -^
  
  Station of the
  
  way
  
  Trainer, owner of camels. tra»jb t/a> 3
  
  give licence, to
  
  J J u'^J'J^'-J
  
  of.
  
  To To
  
  forgive, to have
  
  ^jj
  
  *'i^^*
  
  of the
  
  mercy
  
  th.
  
  to be cheap.
  
  ^,'j^
  
  on.
  
  ^»3j ,^3 (woman). To express pity for jt. ^ij j ^3 to say God have mercy on him a. ,
  
  X'^Ks-jj
  
  ij-'j o
  
  die after childbirth
  
  o. to.
  
  To purchase a. th. cheap. To find a.
  
  J»-3'i !r
  
  Cross.
  
  (the pri-
  
  allow a.
  
  *i>J!.
  
  j^3
  
  Beast for riding. J=r'j3 !r *i^0 Leather horse-saddle. JJ V>3 ^ *5li-j^ Saddler. Great traveller. JG.3 Travelling much. iJb.3 ^r J'^3 Fit to be saddled (camel). HjLjj J^3
  
  journey.
  
  ple.
  
  To lower ce)
  
  tit
  
  White-backed (horse). Stage. One day's J^'S^
  
  disturbed.
  
  Bustle, stir.
  
  To
  
  Camel
  
  ;
  
  3
  
  To
  
  To
  
  loose a. th.
  
  To
  
  curtain).
  
  To
  
  sure.
  
  down
  
  let
  
  go
  
  let
  
  A —
  
  (a
  
  a beast) at
  
  (
  
  To
  
  lay (anchor).
  
  lei-
  
  run
  
  let
  
  (sails).
  
  To
  
  loosen
  
  To loose
  
  turban
  
  o.'s
  
  lead a quiet
  
  i.
  
  e.
  
  To i> i;.p
  
  —
  
  J
  
  —
  
  To
  
  find a. th.
  
  to be cheap.
  
  Hj
  
  (the I'eins) to (a
  
  j 5
  
  horse).
  
  ^i.'j~\^\ j ,jaoC'j\
  
  leave
  
  of.
  
  Cheapness. Indulgence of God. Shai-e of water. •> Leave, permission. Fresh, tendei-.
  
  life.
  
  >b
  
  To ask
  
  <>-
  
  i/»>J
  
  k^L'j
  
  j>^j
  
  Plenty, ^isi^
  
  <>•
  
  Cheap. Quick (death). •tf-
  
  3
  
  i>»-»
  
  Pi'oxy. Delegate.
  
  u^S'
  
  To sprinkle a fine rain (sky), ^y} To become soft (dough).L»,i.'jj $iV'>j To be slack, lazy. To remove from. ^i.'J\ ^ — To soften (paste). To remit to be remiss. ^J^\j J^^j\ Softness of the paste. Aiijj ili.j_jwii.j fi>
  
  ;
  
  His circumstances ha- ijii. *j ^^J'^\ ve become easy. Easiness of life. 'ii.3 Looseness. Remissness. »\ilrt_ll^j o'^x Light breeze. 'U-j
  
  ^jj
  
  Soft,
  
  >-j,J ^»3j V"-3->
  
  Remiss. Free from cai'es. Loosened (curtain).
  
  ,-r\'j
  
  lax.
  
  Running
  
  To
  
  JC.!I 'j-'j
  
  ^AJ
  
  ^\'j!>
  
  J lijilr^J
  
  drive a.
  
  l^j o S3 -« avert a. th.
  
  To
  
  from.
  
  He went to sleep again. ^U i^ ;b j 5 — To refute to discard a. 0. To shut (a door). To refuse a. th. to a. o. * — To restore a. th. to. To return (a •^
  
  ;
  
  is-
  
  return an answer
  
  send a.
  
  0.
  
  back
  
  restore a. th. •^
  
  To
  
  to.
  
  ij
  
  Ji^ ^ui^f
  
  To
  
  to.
  
  ^\ s
  
  to a former
  
  —
  
  state.
  
  convei't a. o. to (God).
  
  To reuder
  
  a. 0.
  
  or a. th.
  
  such or such. It will be of no profit
  
  » »j
  
  s s
  
  —
  
  repel forcibly a.
  
  uli,
  
  ^u.
  
  -y_^
  
  v
  
  A
  
  0.
  
  j s i'ij
  
  or a. th.
  
  To
  
  repeat a. th. To recall to mind, to reciprocate a. th.
  
  echo
  
  To To
  
  fit
  
  iSj
  
  To
  
  re-
  
  a. th.
  
  give back a. th. to a.
  
  dispute with a. o.
  
  o.
  
  To
  
  a
  
  > 'i\j
  
  Aj
  
  5
  
  —
  
  anger.
  
  (sea).
  
  To
  
  She-lamb.
  
  ^ HLj
  
  oy^xj J^jj
  
  Fosterer of she-lambs. To be iilij >>-jj ,Cij sweet, melodious (voice). To be gentle, sweet-voi- 's/JGi-j ced
  
  To To
  
  J»^^
  
  ^j
  
  -j^
  
  ^"j
  
  (girl).
  
  .sit
  
  upon her eggs
  
  pet, to
  
  jt
  
  (hen).
  
  s '"Cj-jj
  
  play with (her chUd
  
  :
  
  Ci-3 a mother).
  
  ^ij To
  
  pity a. 0.
  
  To
  
  curtail (a word). -^
  
  marble
  
  To make
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  ^3
  
  soften (the voice).
  
  (a hen) to sit
  
  upon her
  
  5
  
  —
  
  ^j
  
  {un. "C^i-j ) Meekness. Vultur pcrcnopterus. white carrion-vulture. Thick milk. Sympathy.
  
  ^3
  
  Marble. Alabaster. Zizyphus lotus, kind of lote-
  
  y'i-j
  
  x^lij
  
  swell with
  
  Gentle breeze. Piece of marble, i/lij Melodious (voice). Soft ( cushion ).^i.
  
  White-headed ^'3 ^ •lii3 and black-bodied (horse). Male vulture. ^'Vj j'j»-jcj
  
  yj\
  
  >•
  
  v^ j^
  
  -^j^ J
  
  To be soft, remiss. To t\i.jo ji-jj,a. ^^jj,2iJ^jj,o\i-j lead an easy
  
  To
  
  rescind (a sale) with.
  
  To rage
  
  Soft butter, soft stone. oV>j^
  
  tree.
  
  to thee.
  
  To
  
  ^j
  
  ^r
  
  eggs.
  
  salutation) to a. o.
  
  To To
  
  06-j,
  
  Soft paste. Dye.
  
  l^>J
  
  back.
  
  0.
  
  t *ciJ' ^ ^^y,
  
  'ti",Ol
  
  quickly.
  
  Soft butter, cream.
  
  life.
  
  To loosen To remove a. th.
  
  soften a. th.
  
  (a knot).
  
  To run
  
  swiftly (horse).
  
  *
  
  ji'3 ^'Ji
  
  ;
  
  ^ ^Wj
  
  Heavily laden (army). Fat ^ij (
  
  woman
  
  camel ). Fertile (land). Fat-tailed (ram). SeOverburdened
  
  ).
  
  Large bowl.
  
  rious (riot).
  
  Trap
  
  (
  
  for hyenas.
  
  ii*\>x) A>\ij
  
  Green-grocer.
  
  To
  
  ^»- Vj
  
  bruise a. th.
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  tij
  
  a .^Vj
  
  To be removed. To repeat. ^yj Ji. — To go frequently to. To falter in (speech). j ^'^\'jj — They have rescinded the sale^i iSlj He retraced his steps. a-Sp Jc a)jl •<
  
  He was coiiverted
  
  ^ To
  
  cast
  
  i tr-iljj
  
  stones at
  
  To beat break
  
  ^ w'^J
  
  ^"'^J
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  j*
  
  i_)
  
  ^a
  
  ^^3 ^%j
  
  u-l'^^-^j a-'^'j''
  
  for sounding a well.
  
  r.I.>,lV.A
  
  ^
  
  restrain, to
  
  away
  
  a. o.
  
  s Gtij
  
  a
  
  f.yj
  
  P -ft-
  
  l. j
  
  (arrow).
  
  To refrain to be repelled To be stained, dyed with. ,
  
  fi'om.
  
  <^^\j
  
  Shme, mire. Hut f>i' hunting hyenas.
  
  ^.I^j
  
  Xpl'ij
  
  Headless (arrow). Balked. Lazy sailor.
  
  muddy
  
  9.i>j ^_^j p,V,/i
  
  (soil).
  
  j^ij'i
  
  -
  
  j^^j a^
  
  sink in mire,
  
  Mire,
  
  p.Gj,j ^.Yjj
  
  f^'-^^j[
  
  ^.'^j
  
  ^
  
  Zi^jj Xi-Vj
  
  thick mud.
  
  J
  
  To To
  
  Bad
  
  Sj
  
  Impediment
  
  land.
  
  of
  
  thing.
  
  ij
  
  -^
  
  Stay, refuge.
  
  Deformity. Echo.
  
  'ij •>
  
  Rubbish
  
  J a >Jjj j\j
  
  ,
  
  a uiijj
  
  supply (a king).
  
  ,
  
  Ciij
  
  Sij
  
  Si^'-j eVj
  
  Apostasy.
  
  sSj^
  
  :
  
  the rear of (the
  
  i^^j.j ^'^3
  
  quentation of a place.
  
  Angry. Swollen (sea). 'i\yi ^ i_^ Having swollen udders (ewe). Long remote from his wife (man). Razor. Divorced (woman). SijS^ To strengthen a. o. fi^j a Isij a lij "^ To stay (a wall). To take care of
  
  To be vicious, bad. s^lij To commit a bad action. To a.ssist a. o. To quiet a. o. To corrupt a. th. To stay (a wall). To let down (a veil). Help
  
  ;
  
  helper. Matter.
  
  ijij
  
  To
  
  ^i\j be synony-
  
  liji 3
  
  —
  
  A —
  
  Heavy load..ij
  
  -Ur'^b 'C;^j^ t 'J^'j treat a. o. gently.? Si>J —^>j -^
  
  Blind alley.
  
  vjij
  
  for corn, of
  
  >-jiO'i ?-
  
  V^->1 about 5 bushels and a half. Canal.
  
  -a-
  
  a
  
  o 'jij
  
  Wicked, bad.
  
  Sink-hole.
  
  To bear
  
  two (riders beast). -^ To mous with another (word). To mount a. o. behind. To follow 0. a. To help o. a. To ride on the same beast synonymous (words).
  
  To attack
  
  Profit, usefulness.
  
  Measure
  
  follow a. 0.
  
  enemy).
  
  * —
  
  (camels) cleverly.
  
  Shirt stained with saffion.
  
  be
  
  %/\^[
  
  j<
  
  speech. Spurious (coin).
  
  Saffron or blood-
  
  Salii'Ou.
  
  stain.
  
  To To
  
  ;b
  
  gift).
  
  Restitution. Requital. Answer.
  
  Dislike, aversion. Fre-
  
  from.
  
  To rivet a nail. jU-L,.!!, To dye, to stain a. th. with. A To be altered in colour. To break iu hitting the butt
  
  Neck.
  
  —
  
  ^—
  
  bran. Burden of a song.
  
  Head. Lith irge. turn
  
  o o^'^J
  
  i
  
  Productive
  
  Stone-beatei", stone-
  
  hammer. Stone
  
  *T3 Jl.
  
  apostati-
  
  To claim a. th. back from. To claim, to take back (a
  
  (a stone).
  
  To take a. th. away. To fall from (a place).
  
  To
  
  *
  
  a. o.
  
  (the soil).
  
  to God.
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  se from.
  
  fi'acture (the skull).
  
  To
  
  forsake
  
  To walk
  
  Baked bricks.
  
  step by step.
  
  Cjii-ij
  
  yiji.
  
  o tt^J
  
  ^
  
  -^oijl Black leather. Black dye. To be steady in affairs. \^ij a ^Vj To plaster (a house) with » ^ijj — mud. To let down (a curtain), g To -tt-
  
  To be
  
  -
  
  bully a.
  
  0.
  
  Long space
  
  of time.
  
  Hinder-curtain of a tent. Spacious square.
  
  ^ij ;iaj
  
  j
  
  A —
  
  To enlarge (a house). To become foremost amongst
  
  oSj
  
  o/s people. Strong, steadfast. a^j Hollow in a a%jj o^ijj «ij ^ 1*5 stony ground. Rock in water. Snowwater. Large building. To beat the ground CGi^j CiJ '^'^J '^ in running (horse). To limp (crow). To hop (child). To increase (flock). '
  
  To disappear. To fall down. To break a. th. To knock a. 0. ij ^ To osceed (an age). — To strike a. th. with (a i_j Aj 5'
  
  stone).
  
  To fall in (a pit). To perish. «^S3 a ^i>j To throw a. 0, in ja pit).i y ^jijlj i^Sj To blandish, to entice a. 0. s ^s'i^j To protect a. o. with stones. .& — To destroy a. 0. To start (a 5 ^jijl horse).
  
  To wrap
  
  o.'s self in
  
  a
  
  cloak.
  
  Cloak. Sword. Bow.
  
  Mind. Ignorance. Debt. Bountiful benefactor. Little
  
  burdened by debts
  
  or family.
  
  Wrapper,
  
  loose outer-garment. sMij
  
  Rock.
  
  ^Sj ^
  
  Lost, ruined.
  
  i\'ij
  
  C:^^
  
  ^ ^j
  
  ^ ^
  
  sli^;.
  
  Cloak. She-camel.
  
  ii_^;
  
  Stone for battering
  
  ^lyi
  
  rocks. Waist-wrapper. PI.
  
  horses, camels, elephants. Dauntless warrior. «r!!A" Pole for 'jp,\y, ^ ^j a, ^j propelling a boat.
  
  To drizzle (sky), 'ijbj'ii'ij To leak (bucket). To flow
  
  t?Sj^
  
  Legs of ^S'^'y
  
  y i^ "ij
  
  ^
  
  (Tl
  
  o3; (part of his property).
  
  from
  
  a. th.
  
  s ijj/j''j
  
  fin
  
  bj
  
  a
  
  Oj
  
  a. o.
  
  He has not obtained the T'.*
  
  He
  
  is
  
  To
  
  diminish, to deci'ease
  
  -
  
  /
  
  >
  
  ^
  
  J.
  
  J
  
  Misfortune.
  
  stick to (a
  
  ?j
  
  Cjj\*jj'' -r ^jlt''
  
  A
  
  CVj o
  
  t-jJJ "^
  
  Bulky. Strong. Short. Iron-bar.i_,j
  
  V3Jl
  
  1^ ^ <jjj^j i? j^j,
  ship.
  
  Satrap of Persia. Ofrice of a satrap.
  
  To
  
  fall
  
  down
  
  oUji^*
  
  *')j\y' -r
  
  *j3^' v^ljj; '^j'jj a r-jj
  
  from fatigue (she-camel). To
  
  P P -S-
  
  fall
  
  To spear a. o. with. To be in a bad state. To overfatigue (a beast). To pick up fallen grapes.
  
  Wicked,
  
  Exhausted. Overworked, ^j\jj_} jaded (camels). Prop of a vine. o.
  
  j i J'i'jt^l,
  
  ft>
  
  filthy.
  
  Vice, abjection.
  
  Jl'ij ?r o^'ijb J?0'' !r
  
  'Aij^J S':>'J\
  
  Rubbish, ^^'orse.
  
  ^yjs. j'^jj.Cj^^^jj
  
  '0 >«ij
  
  C»i3
  
  To overflow (vessel). To exceed (a number). Overflowing (vessel). Small ti'oop. To be exhausted.
  
  it
  
  ^ij"!
  
  ^
  
  ^j'ij
  
  ^ij
  
  ^'ij_, J-,j
  
  oC«ij aji'ij
  
  a j)>j
  
  si'ij
  
  -ir
  
  ^ ^ij
  
  Weak.
  
  lay eggs (lo-
  
  cust).
  
  "i^
  
  j>'ijb
  
  Rags. Disbanded party.
  
  Jaded.
  
  'jj]j
  
  To resound
  
  ,
  
  |-J3
  
  i
  
  o jj -«
  
  (rain).
  
  To stab a. o. To put a staple to (a lock). To stick a. th. into. To smooth (paper). To faci-
  
  ^j'j)
  
  — —
  
  a fi>
  
  ~ * jj'j
  
  4 ^
  
  litate (an affair).
  
  <_j
  
  S Gi-Jj
  
  with (a spear), Row of men, ti'ees.
  
  a
  
  ^ jj
  
  "^
  
  To stick into a. th. (arrow). j yj[ To shrink from giving sJlliJI jup —
  
  P
  
  Rice.
  
  <•
  
  Sound from
  
  (miser).
  
  3^jj To set in order. To dispose.^ Jijj
  
  J^jj
  
  (
  
  afar.
  
  belly.
  
  To knock down a. o. ^,33 a To be muddy (ground). ^'j'J\ — ^jj -«To be scanty (water). To bring jf
  
  To reach moist
  
  moisture (wind). earth by digging.
  
  To delude, to beguile a. o. To soak (the earth rain). To despise, to shame a. o. :
  
  j-
  
  jj
  
  ^.jlj fi>
  
  —
  
  Thin mud. Mire. ^\'jj j ^'jj ^ ~Sjj To groan jjjb Sjjj Cu j. j Jjj -«• ,
  
  )
  
  jj
  
  jj_ j j j'jj Gurgling of the
  
  Grumbling of a
  
  Staple, hinge.
  
  for jj\
  
  Rum-
  
  bling of thunder-
  
  Blackness. Rui-al district.
  
  (camel).
  
  y
  
  Baseness, wickedness, tui'pitude. Ji i^ wantonness. Refuse, waste. c/ifij 9- ^'I'^J
  
  To
  
  Overfatigue.
  
  thrust a.
  
  ^
  
  Exhausted by disease.
  
  (grapes).
  
  To
  
  Ignoble.
  
  Corrupt, abject,
  
  place).
  
  Pipe, sewer.
  
  words, actions. look as vile, abject.
  
  To
  
  Great misfortune. Wrong, damage, xljjj ^'fj t Deprived of her best men (tribe). Generous.
  
  !
  
  fi>
  
  from him. a bountiful man.
  
  least thing
  
  To
  
  To cast off. a. 0. To render abject, To commit impure, foul deed.s. J ij\ To have corrupt companions. — To reject coins. \jj]\ To say or commit gross Jiij; -^ -tf-
  
  j
  
  To obtain
  
  stallion.
  
  j\'jjj
  
  oi j3
  
  ?r
  
  Lead.
  
  cjj jij3
  
  Rice-merchant. Shudder. Stabbing. Small Long-sounding. Food prepared with rice. Glazed (paper). To shake a. th. To poise
  
  j\j'j
  
  ^ J jl.
  
  hail.
  
  j'jji
  
  a
  
  ^Uk
  
  jjjj
  
  -M-
  
  (a load).
  
  i
  
  To
  
  strip a. 0. of
  
  ^
  
  s Sj'j^j .v'j'j
  
  a
  
  )
  
  tT
  
  r^-*
  
  To weigh
  
  A Cjj ouj3
  
  with
  
  a. th.
  
  "^ I
  
  the hand.
  
  To To To
  
  I
  
  stop ia (a place).
  
  To be
  
  be heavy.
  
  uj
  
  sedate.
  
  be the companion,
  
  —
  
  o
  
  o'j'j
  
  5
  
  ojO
  
  xJij^
  
  Mend
  
  I
  
  of a. 0.
  
  To be To be
  
  I
  
  cool, staid in (manners),
  
  j o jl?'
  
  situated oppo.site (moua-
  
  oj\j
  
  j
  
  oOj,.? ^JJJ
  
  ?r
  
  ojj
  
  water.
  
  Swampy
  
  ground.
  
  oljj,
  
  *^jj,
  
  ?r
  
  Sedateaess. Sound judgment.
  
  ccj/j
  
  Grave (woman).
  
  Hard tree used
  
  01
  
  for
  
  making
  
  r-'CjJj
  
  •^
  
  P
  
  i
  
  jjj
  
  To To
  
  to rely upon a. 0.5
  
  To
  
  L.j
  
  fi>
  
  j'j'Ji
  
  Ir'j
  
  I
  
  Beginning. First touch of fever. Old well.
  
  ^Uj^ ^
  
  !
  
  '^j I
  
  Firm (column). Long cap.
  
  ;^3
  
  -iZ^'Jj Cj Firm. Prudent. Groundless ^^-i_j news. Light (wind). Forerunner of
  
  j
  
  I
  
  ]
  
  love, fever.
  
  Glue, paste.
  
  cr-'^i- -^j
  
  t.-'>"-j,
  
  To be sunk C^jj Uy^j ^'j (eyes). To settle dregs). To precipitate (substance). ^_Jlj To settle, to be precipitated ^^j
  
  °
  
  ^
  
  (
  
  -^ -^
  
  (sediment).
  
  the
  
  "<*
  
  cGJj
  
  die.
  
  seize a. th.
  
  ^ ^—
  
  C»J3 o
  
  To beget
  
  j^'Jj
  
  a. o.
  
  cleave to the
  
  ip
  
  C»\jjj C«jjj
  
  i
  
  o
  
  — —
  
  ground (jaded camel).
  
  set (people) at variance.
  
  To begin (an affair) with a. 0. j ^ i^\j To divulge (secrets) to 0. a. * 'u-O' To spread (news). ^VJi
  
  in
  
  ^^jx
  
  5-
  
  (woman). kneel upon (an adversary).
  
  inquire about (news).
  
  Sunk
  
  3'jJ\ Ud,
  
  cJijj,
  
  of white flax. W^ine< Lucky, prosperous, blessed.
  
  ^
  
  To scrutinise. To conceal. To bury (the dead). To make psace between. To ^;; —
  
  ;
  
  well).
  
  Livelihood, sustenance.
  
  Garment Gj_3
  
  To To
  
  ''a
  
  —
  
  Rain. Gain
  
  Pi. Military supplies, stores.
  
  -^
  
  sink
  
  soldiers.
  
  Estate, farm.
  
  Roll of accoants. receive a gift from. ?
  
  repair to
  
  IS
  
  ^
  
  dormer.:tJj)3j ^jjj
  
  Year-book, calendar.
  
  To To To
  
  Sjj
  
  jXL — The Supplier, the Fosterer (God). jij3 P Weak. Wine. Long-berried 'J j,0 grapes. White lily. xi" \}j/j P
  
  ^.nise [plant).
  
  Mural aperture,
  
  <>
  
  jj
  
  stieks.^jjl
  
  Fennel {plant).
  
  grant suste5 a CJjj nance to a. 0. (God). To thank a. 0. To be blessed with children.
  
  Allowance of imhoped for.
  
  ^JijJ
  
  Heavy. Grave, sedate.
  
  go quickly (she-camel). ojj be frightened away. ojjij — ~ draw near to. Jl^ uijjb urge on (a she-camel). j S'jj\
  
  They were disbanded, i-outed To receive victuals (soldiers). To ask a livelihood fi'om. s 3jJ\^\ Substance. Gift of God. Jljjl ^ Jjj,
  
  tains).
  
  Upland retaining
  
  To To To To To
  
  To be cold (winter). iiJ3 — To bundle, to pack up a. th. A C»j3 — To make a bundle of (clothes), a ^ j^ To remain long (in doors). A ^j'j To make purchases (in a market). To pick up (things). ojj — To eat various sorts of food.^cik;!) J — To rumble (thunder). To groan yj^\ (she-camel). To gurgle (bowels). To be angered. ^'JJI Parcel, bundle.
  
  <>•
  
  Ream
  
  ^jj,
  
  tt
  
  **jj,
  
  of paper.
  
  Meal sufficient for one day. Cry of (a child, she-camel). Exhausted, ema^ijj j i/jj
  
  j/ijj
  
  iijj 5- >«J,'3
  
  ciated (camel).
  
  wound ^yi.jj .^j) ._^j
  
  (sword).
  
  Sediment, precipitate. <~r^^J3 k^—O Forbearing, steady (man). Misfortune. _-Lj')
  
  Harsh and stubborn man.^ijj Roaring (lion). Band of a parcel. Bellatrix,
  
  7-
  
  j^ij j,\jj
  
  yjj^
  
  star in Orio.
  
  North wind.
  
  yjy>^ J\
  
  a— C
  
  To use (a word)r' without res-
  
  Sjf^
  
  3
  
  Tir ) — To be
  
  well
  
  oil.
  
  I
  
  trictiou.
  
  To
  
  To be emaciated
  
  start (a horse).
  
  -3 a 'n.— J "^
  
  in
  
  I
  
  To despatch a. o. to. To forsake a. o. To empower (a devil) (man God). He made a proverb
  
  Jl v-^
  
  ^
  
  ^t
  
  »
  
  oju ovei-
  
  ip 5
  
  ~ — —
  
  Wolf. Emacia-
  
  of
  
  y^A 'Sji ^^]\
  
  words.
  
  To act gently. To be slow To correspond together. To hang down to be
  
  Jj-tj
  
  in.
  
  J-^0'
  
  jx Ln-L I
  
  ;
  
  ^i'j
  
  ^
  
  ^j\
  
  ^
  
  'U-lj
  
  ted in the thighs. Hall.
  
  :
  
  his
  
  the thighs.
  
  Theatre.
  
  To be
  
  firm.
  
  rt-'y*
  
  To
  
  be
  
  ^
  
  -r^'j"
  
  ^
  
  U>-lj o ^il-j "^ To be dessicated
  
  rooted (science). (torrent). To be absorbed (rain).
  
  To
  
  j A
  
  fasten a. th. into.
  
  ^ To
  
  impress
  
  a. th.
  
  ^^'J\
  
  on the mind.
  
  Foot, leg of a camel.
  
  JC-j ^ J-lj
  
  Deeply versed in science. Ju5l j k-;\j Antimony. Native cinnabar. z^iJLVj P To stick together (eye- CjLj a /«-^j -^ lids). To be relaxed (limbs). To put upon (a child) amulets ^ — against the eye. To have the eyelids ^3.>,^j a ;»— stuck together. Disease of the eyelids. Plaited thongs of a belt.;iJ_C«3 « *^'^'j
  
  Company
  
  JCyi ^ jSj
  
  Having diseased
  
  lank (hair).
  
  To act familiarly, kindly with. To speak to great length. Gentle (pace). Gentle-
  
  i'LL'j
  
  paced (camel). Loose
  
  Ji
  
  j j>
  
  (hair).
  
  Gentle -paced (she-camel). Laziness.
  
  Easy
  
  (life).
  
  (she-cainel).
  
  Hairy
  
  Lank
  
  —
  
  J^j
  
  in
  
  xLl.3
  
  the legs
  
  (hair).
  
  Gentleness. Milk.
  
  jjLj
  
  Herd
  
  of men.
  
  of camels.
  
  The two
  
  ^j
  
  ^
  
  'XnL'j
  
  ^
  
  fSj\
  
  eyelids.
  
  shoulders.
  
  Two
  
  veins 0SL.13
  
  of the shoulders.
  
  To
  
  tie
  
  (a beast) by
  
  j»
  
  C;J-j
  
  a r^'j
  
  *
  
  the pastern.
  
  Message. Letter.
  
  oVUj, ^
  
  ;JU-j_
  
  Epistle. Mission. Apostleship.
  
  Female vulture. < The Epistles of the •<>•
  
  ^3
  
  TiCj
  
  '^t
  
  Apo.^tles.jjvi,^!!
  
  Sub-deacon.
  
  IV'^-^J
  
  '"^^jj J-^jb J-^jj
  
  tr^
  
  jZj ^ Jj^j
  
  Messenger. Envoy. Apostle.
  
  To soak the earth (rain). To render (life) easy. To arrange (a discourse). To seize a. 0. by the ankle
  
  ^j fit
  
  —
  
  5 A-^0
  
  (wrestler).
  
  To expend much upon
  
  o.'s
  
  it
  
  r^A
  
  family.
  
  Apostolic.
  
  Pastern-
  
  !^j^j f-^j^
  
  Messenger. j_LJij jj^'jj .>L,j ^ j^^j Envoy. Horse started in a race. Wide. Stallion. Sweet water.
  
  tt A—J' r-^j carpus of man. Rope tied to the pastern. Copious (meal). Easy (life).
  
  Long necklace
  
  To
  
  'i^j-^j
  
  of
  
  OyV*** >^ 5^ Ati-^j^
  
  joint. In-step:
  
  OU-ljj \ji^ji U—3 o -3 -J^ a shackled man. To drive a (beast) in shackles.js ^j^^'Js To be slow-pa- *1U3j >^-^3 a J-:.j -» ced (camel). To be lank, long (hair).
  
  walk
  
  beads.
  
  The winds. The The horses.
  
  Pi.
  
  angels.
  
  c»>i~^>
  
  Easy-paced (camel). J~-l^ ^ Jl:^ Short arrow. -^ Messenger. Loosened, pendent (hair). j^lr^li
  
  To erase (traces C-iJ o ^j rain). To leave traces. To write, sketch a. th. ^ To establish :
  
  ^
  
  fit
  
  feast).
  
  To assign (a pay) to. To prescribe a. th. to.
  
  to (
  
  i
  
  like
  
  To read
  
  J
  
  ^j
  
  /*
  
  e'Aj:&\
  
  3 jlj
  
  To feed (a young bea.st) with milk.^j^3 To interchange ^j jtj j s jJLIj letters with a. 0. To alternate with a. o. in
  
  is.
  
  correctly,
  
  sedately.
  
  work.
  
  — To have numerous flocks — abundance of milk.
  
  ;
  
  J-^ j'
  
  (
  
  c
  
  Steadfast io good
  
  Pole
  
  oi" evil.
  
  Til
  
  (3yj
  
  )
  
  ^ To To
  
  tionless
  
  ;
  
  oi'dain a cler-
  
  j
  
  ;> Llj
  
  gyman.
  
  of a tent. fixed, tinn.
  
  (
  
  Port, anchorage.
  
  "^
  
  .i^O-*
  
  To
  
  "^S^'jt "^j
  
  sprinkle j.j\j iiXi^'Jj a fine rain (sky). ,
  
  o
  
  h.'j
  
  "
  
  U—-3
  
  ).
  
  To walk
  
  at a vehement pace (camel).
  
  ,w'\y'
  
  He stopped, he remained, i'^ The cloud stood li^r'O^ *;^^ stiU and poured down rain. Anchor.
  
  leave footprints
  
  camel
  
  To stamp
  
  (cloth).
  
  To
  
  ^z-/j
  
  dri-
  
  i-
  
  ^ ^^j
  
  y^
  
  ve (a camel) at a quick pace.
  
  sC^* IP-j
  
  -^
  
  To
  
  *
  
  consider the site (of a
  
  ho.ise).
  
  To plan
  
  ses) attentively.
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  ^^'j
  
  To read
  
  (ver-
  
  i-ecoHect a. th.
  
  To sprinkle water, blood). A ipj To comply with (an order). j^'jK To be ordained (clergyman). To sprinkle cloth dyer). To wash To invoke, to praise God. ^ — a. th -^ To sprinkle salt, flour. Trace, impress. To spirt blood (wound). 'j.j\ ^j'j ^jLj ^ j^^^'j Sketch, scheme. Custom. Order. To make (a horse) to sweat, ftj s — < Ceremony. Tax. To spirtle (ink pen). To b3 sprinkled. ^^ ^'j J-i-j' To the address of auch a '^
  
  (
  
  :
  
  fy-
  
  :
  
  Sprinkling rain. Painful
  
  jxt^j
  
  ^
  
  ip'j
  
  Sprinkler. loose.
  
  Dry and
  
  ^ is^^
  
  jii_,^
  
  < To
  
  sprinkle.
  
  J'jL'j -^
  
  soft (bread).
  
  jXjiSji J-'j^-j bring forth (gazelle). li,3 a \z.j -^
  
  To Fawn
  
  able to walk.
  
  .Ci,*/!
  
  Dry cocoa-nut used as a
  
  Mud
  
  on the upper
  
  of a
  
  j^y,i
  
  ^ \Xj
  
  ladle.:clij
  
  pai't of
  
  a
  
  -j:}-
  
  w-i-lj,?
  
  Leaving traces on the ground, ^j-lj Walking day and night (camel). -^ Custom-house duties. cM^'j Seal, stamp on clay. ^>^0
  
  < FuU (f-
  
  uniform.
  
  Regularly.
  
  l<^'-i
  
  Officially.
  
  Mark, stamp. Misfor-
  
  j,^^/j
  
  ^
  
  anything.
  
  To lick (her young gazelle). & ^J,'j To tend (a flock) well. To foster (a plant: rain). To rear (a child). ^ To prepare a. o. for an office. To bring up a child). Jj 5 — To be able to walk (fawn). To -^Sj' ooze (vessel ). To grow (plant). -^ To :
  
  (
  
  have a rheum.
  
  ^
  
  -^
  
  Rheum.
  
  J
  
  ^_i,j
  
  ^0
  
  Able to walk (fawn). ^|j3 ^ Reptile. Mountain oozing at its base.
  
  J'y^J^
  
  Order, prescription.
  
  ^'j
  
  ^
  
  Enula helenium, elecampane.
  
  ^^Sj
  
  P
  
  Halter, head-
  
  ^
  
  To make,
  
  a o-^'->^J
  
  '^'^
  
  o
  
  \
  
  to put a halter on (a horse).
  
  uC'Jj
  
  ^Jj*l
  
  cr'J
  
  rope.
  
  Nose of a horse of man.
  
  :
  
  nose
  
  ,^^\j^
  
  t
  
  cj^'j"
  
  ^
  
  ^j'" J^-'j To be still, firm. l\-Ljj \'^l'j o 113 * To lay at anchor, to moor (ship). To relate oiJ^I ^ iJ A 0-3 —
  
  In spite of him.
  
  a. o.
  
  — To retrace a tradition to. r--lXll, To make peace between.
  
  office).
  
  ^,— U3
  
  j^'^^'j^J jrcr^'^j'' ?r
  
  part of a tradition to
  
  To be prepared for (an To grow (grass).
  
  ^jj
  
  tune.
  
  Letter.
  
  To sweat (body). To ooze (water). To leak (vessel). To leap briskly (gazelle). (>jJ.j a — He has not given him -^t, U -rS'j^ J
  
  j^^
  
  U.-^3
  
  "
  
  Camels treading heavily.
  
  bucket.
  
  Moisture, sweat.
  
  j^'j
  
  jrtr^'jj
  
  (camel).
  
  Scattered drops. Powder for the eye.
  
  To be
  
  person.
  
  Heavy tread
  
  blow.
  
  ^A cru
  
  ~-
  
  —
  
  To vie with a. o. in swimming. & L,i3 To be firm, steadfast. fCJl ^^:'j\ To anchor (a ship). x—
  
  C
  
  Shooting of an arrow. Scratching of a pen. Slender (youth).
  
  jCiji
  
  -^
  
  rt©
  
  Sweat.
  
  jl^j^
  
  More quick-witted.
  
  ji,j j ji,j
  
  j£j ^
  
  j^j
  
  jl.jj
  
  Klegant (style). Swift (arrow). Slendei'nass. Elegance Oi style. sJCij^ To seal (wlieat,*^jlj X-i-j o ^ij -^ a vessel).
  
  i>-
  
  To make the
  
  sign of the
  
  Cro.^s.
  
  To christen (a child To halter (a horse). To write. To crave f
  <•
  
  )
  
  privately.
  
  »
  
  —
  
  ^JJ ~ C-i-j a
  
  .^-j
  
  To shoot ^j1 (tree). To see and eat
  
  up young shoots (gazelle). Seal apposed on a storeroom, a vessel.
  
  ^jj
  
  vi-j
  
  *ii-j
  
  ;
  
  Straightforwardness. -^jj •>^j Direction. -^ Majority of a child. To become of age. ilxi^ >iJ
  
  :
  
  Shai'e of water.
  
  dog), j
  
  ^z^\j
  
  given to an apprentice. Small window, dormer.^|j3 ^ Centaarca ojanus. blue-bottle
  
  ^jj P oCi-l?'
  
  bribe a.
  
  o.
  
  To
  
  [^j
  
  o. s
  
  help a.
  
  To
  
  5
  
  excite (a
  
  Cij
  
  0.
  
  put a rope to (a
  
  j
  
  young
  
  ^
  
  Briba.
  
  ^^j^^Jr^j Bribery.
  
  -r
  
  Rope, bucket-rope.
  
  iCi^^l
  
  —
  
  iii,j
  
  —
  
  The Director
  
  (God). Orthodox
  
  Female
  
  rat. -<>•
  
  Ji-l3
  
  Spiritual instruc-
  
  lS^jI
  
  'j^\
  
  >\i.'j\
  
  tion.
  
  ways
  
  right
  
  ;
  
  the straight
  
  Jd^y>
  
  paths,
  
  a
  
  wji- jj
  
  ,
  
  i_iCi^ J
  
  u^ij_j
  
  Ui- J o
  
  i
  
  wii. J
  
  -{^
  
  To sip, to suck a. th. a Cuij^ Cilj To empty (a vessel). To suck A ^ijjj ^^'Jj ^L'J\j -izlj in a. th. in a
  
  yjtL'j
  
  vessel.
  
  Sucker.
  
  ^4
  
  0,^,3
  
  town of Egypt.
  
  (caliph). Ro.setta,
  
  To throw
  
  ^^J\ beast)
  
  :>ijl
  
  plianus lyratus or enarthrocarpus.
  
  A
  
  -^
  
  Pi. Lips. (a
  
  ^
  
  wii-i_,>
  
  ^
  
  wJii.^
  
  jX^
  
  ? (2X3 o
  
  -ll-
  
  missile) at.
  
  — To cast the looks on a. 0. ojiJlj 5 To wound a. 0. by words. o\—UV; ? — To be slender-waisted. iJlij Ji-'j elegant, nimble (youth;.
  
  oytoJ 'j^XJ 'j-^J
  
  To walk with a. 0. To throw (missiles)
  
  J-J-
  
  \Jj
  
  ^
  
  jil^
  
  ^
  
  J^O
  
  ,
  
  at one another. :li,ji
  
  ^
  
  «lij
  
  Tendrils of plants. Small stars
  
  in Pisces. {(il'int).
  
  "t-*
  
  j,Ci\ iCi-j
  
  Nasturtium deserti. /ia-
  
  s ^^rS\j
  
  to suckle.
  
  To thrust a sword at. j To blandish a. o. To receive bribes ( judge) To ask for a bribe.
  
  iCi^"
  
  |[jL>JI
  
  Small quantity of water
  
  {plant).
  
  Agallock
  
  Lunaria pnrviflora or
  
  —
  
  ^ij
  
  ^jj
  
  Parasite, spunger. Gratuity
  
  PL
  
  Nasturtium^ cress. Nasturtium Niloticum.
  
  The
  
  the head in (a vessel
  
  bucket).
  
  s^i- j, j Sai-j
  
  wedlock.
  
  ^3 ^
  
  CjXjj Ci,j
  
  dinner (spunger).
  
  give a bribe to a.
  
  -tt-
  
  To be well directed to be orthodox. To direct a. 0. to.Jj icj Jl. i oi- jij j<£'j 4- To become of age (child). -xi j1 To be in the right way to. j jj^jii.\ To ask direction from a. 0. 5 —
  
  Direction.
  
  (dog).
  
  intrude at
  
  ^.i.'J'
  
  ai.j
  
  ,
  
  ^3
  
  hyena's face. Mark of rain. <> Halter. Tablet used for sealing, ^'/jj ^jz!.\j Spotted. Greedy. White-nosed ^£j\
  
  To put
  
  ;iii,^;j
  
  Having a rheum. \'jS j a J^jj liCi.3 i Uij o -^
  
  saviynya u^'ji/ptiaca.
  
  Ornamented halter. Young shoot. Black spot on a
  
  To To To
  
  Saddle-felt.
  
  Candidate.
  
  flash (lightning).
  
  forth leaves
  
  To
  
  1
  
  iSl-y
  
  La-svful mari'iage,
  
  its sineil.
  
  To
  
  )
  
  jXj
  
  Swift-shooting (bow).
  
  (i.j
  
  ^
  
  ;li,j
  
  To
  
  .shoot
  
  an arrow. To stretch
  
  the neck (gazelle To cast a glance at.
  
  To pursue
  
  (an affair; sharply,
  
  t>^j'
  
  ,kDI-
  
  j
  
  !
  
  C
  
  Tt-V
  
  Waiting
  
  :
  
  for.
  
  :
  
  God
  
  Militai'y post.
  
  Look out. High road. ^^j'^ To slap a. o. i uj>j a ^^j To wound a. 0. with (aspear).j^jlj — To grind (grain) between » r^'j\j — -ft-
  
  stones.
  
  stop in (a place). cj
  
  ^jj>'j
  
  i_j
  
  ;.isl^jl
  
  J
  
  ,
  
  Ct-tfij
  
  (gems).
  
  sei:
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  To
  
  ^j
  
  build a nest (bird). ^fi>
  
  inlaid
  
  with gems. To be
  
  ^^^j
  
  tread, to copulate (sparrows). ^^.^Ij
  
  be close together (teeth).
  
  ^'j\.
  
  Knot of a bridle. Or^iaj ^ *-c-^j namental saddle-ring.Wheat groimd and cooked with butter.
  
  ^j
  
  Penetrating
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  -U-aj
  
  ^^'J\
  
  (a pier,
  
  a stonework).
  
  To
  
  join
  
  be compactly set (stones). close theii' ranks
  
  (
  
  ^^J
  
  warriors ).^|j
  
  x^j
  
  Pier, mole.
  
  Lead. u^^j_ -^j cr'^'j •^ Lead-shot, bullet. (w?i.)x-aU»j Lead-coloured. '^s^o^(^aJ Heap of eggs. Veil di'awn up ~,ja^j to the eyes. Having the teeth y>'j ^ -tsj ^« Cr»j'l close together.
  
  To strengthen building).
  
  ^i^'^' V
  
  -S-
  
  iL;
  
  o ^iJ>S
  
  wi^jl
  
  rock-water, lo stand in
  
  ^^"jlj >Jio1_?^ tJLi?^ compact ranks (army) to be compact (stone- work, teeth). ;
  
  (
  
  in
  
  A ^-«3 up to her
  
  veil)
  
  eyes (woman).
  
  To To
  
  the hips. To lay in
  
  does not suit thee.
  
  work
  
  To draw (her
  
  (the feet) in
  
  To be strong, compact. isCaj To mix (a beverage) with
  
  Stone-
  
  To
  
  brooding (hen). To crush
  
  for
  
  a table). set (pawns). (
  
  overlay (a vessel) with
  
  To remain NaiTOw in
  
  C»J»3 o ._i^j
  
  fi>
  
  prayer. It
  
  dress
  
  (olives).
  
  To
  
  eggs
  
  set her
  
  To
  
  •<>•
  
  A
  
  (a
  
  To
  
  fill
  
  a*l)«i>3
  
  "^^
  
  (a tooth) with
  
  lead.
  
  (thrust).
  
  To make
  
  To
  
  — ^
  
  inlay a. th. with (gems).
  
  active.
  
  To To
  
  (a ^ a^^'j} , Ujj o Cr»j -ftbuilding) compact. To stack (stones).
  
  lead.
  
  A ;i.^j
  
  To weave
  
  string (pearls) in (a neck-
  
  lace).
  
  '^^ Cr-J
  
  agent of a bribe
  
  —
  
  ^^j
  
  a
  
  adhere to. To be fragrant -with (perfumes).ij
  
  To
  
  Ji^^J^
  
  To make
  
  •^
  
  stick, to
  
  J^ifjh y^J^^J
  
  curse the giver, the receiver and the
  
  •^ Obsei'vatoi'j.
  
  To To
  
  JU^j
  
  )
  
  Complete thy benefits lislX;^ j3jJ1 ^1 add a rope to the bucket (prov.). lit
  
  Watchman.
  
  un. iLcij
  
  a stream.
  
  )
  
  ^U>j_ ^ wi-^j
  
  Dam. Sinew
  
  fas-
  
  tening aa arrow-head.
  
  Rock-water. Steadfastness
  
  U-s^l 'U ;
  
  con.s-
  
  x.»jJ>'jj
  
  J_»U>j
  
  tancy.
  
  Massive (work). Com- oCoj^ ^ <-*~*j petitor. Tendon of a horse. -^ Quay. Causeway, embankment.
  
  Hammer. Having compact teeth.
  
  *.jCo^> oll.^VI «-i^^-»
  
  To complete a. th. * CL^j To brand a (beast).
  
  o ^-aj "^
  
  j —
  
  in (a place).
  
  ^.^j ?_,
  
  a
  
  ^ 'W.^j
  
  Io^jj
  
  •r.^js
  
  ^
  
  o j.^j
  
  ^
  
  j.
  
  U^j
  
  To watch a. th.-^To observe (the stars). To enchant (a treasure). To balance (an account). ^ j^j He pre- jj^Jb j\ \^ j] llni iJ -uijlj — wait
  
  for.
  
  pared
  
  evil
  
  or good to him.
  
  To be soaked by
  
  a shower
  
  j^'j
  
  (ground).
  
  To spy, to watch a. o. 5 -usO To set a. o. on the look out. ? j^'j\ To requite a. o. To watch one another. -uaO To watch a. th. A j^j\j jusjp
  
  ^
  
  Balance of an account. a^«»j_j juaj Shower. ^Usj, rr oJ^j
  
  Pit-faU for wild beasts.
  
  Ring
  
  sXij
  
  of a sword.
  
  Small quantity of fodder.iCajl ^ j^'j Rain. Look out. -^ Talisman, spell. Lion. Lying in wait, j^jj j^^j ^ j^\j
  
  3
  
  '
  
  To break and
  
  To
  
  eat (bread).
  
  ^^'J
  
  doubt about (rumours). To shoot arrows at one anotliei'.^^l';
  
  He has a foreign
  
  To abuse a. o. in words. 5ill4» i — To be compact (ar^Coj o ^-^ inour). To be sedate (mind). To know a. th. tho*J^ * ,^.^3 roughly.
  
  accent.
  
  Doubtful rumours.
  
  To complete
  
  Paltry
  
  Lycopodium., club-moss (plant), ^^j Grave, staid in gait, words. ;;Vo3 Grave, sedate. Suffering. Oi^j Mindful of, serviceable to. ^ j^^'j
  
  gift.
  
  Stone-crusher.
  
  To
  
  A \j,:o'j
  
  set things in
  
  o jUjj
  
  ^
  
  order.
  
  To be
  
  ;
  
  to consolidate.
  
  Iron for branding cattle.
  
  set in order.
  
  ;w?jj a r^'j "S" *^^J,J ^"-''JJ U.i?j To suck (the bi'east). To s \s.\^jj seek a gift from a. o. i
  
  ,
  
  To be ignoble, it Ujj o fJ>j j a r^j ^ To suckle (a child). s r^'j To give (a child) i (tiaj j i-il^i ^-il3 to a wet-nurse. To suck with (a fos,
  
  ter-brother).
  
  To To
  
  con.so!idate a. th./b
  
  Meanness. Small palm-trees. f^^j Sucking the breast. f.tajj ^j ^ f^\j Ignoble. Beggar. Milk-teeth.
  
  ^ :UoO
  
  ^^\jj
  
  ^^
  
  Nursling. Foster-
  
  ^
  
  ^\j ^^3
  
  brother. Vile.
  
  nursing woman.
  
  To roast (meat). a ui>3 ^-^3 -MTo brand (a beast ).To warm (water) '
  
  with hot stones.
  
  Red hot
  
  stone.
  
  (
  
  is disquieted,
  
  un. xU)j
  
  anxious.
  
  Brand made with hot stones. Surname given
  
  -fr
  
  ^ ^\]
  
  To s J A jp'j:oji ja^ji U>3 o iji93 break a. th. coarsely. To contuse. ,
  
  ,
  
  I
  
  am
  
  heart-broken.
  
  "^
  
  \S->S c^Ja'j
  
  To be heavy. To I'un fast. 'ja'Jx To make (.sweat) to flow (fatigue). A — To be broken. To
  
  things.
  
  j^Ujj
  
  \i'y
  
  Pebbly ground. Small pebbles.
  
  To
  
  fall
  
  lay
  
  1.^13^3
  
  To
  
  (shower,.
  
  down
  
  To suck
  
  Ci,3 o
  
  i_.-i3
  
  ^
  
  (sheep).
  
  A ^^'Jj —
  
  in (saliva).
  
  Kind of lote-tree. ( un. "CjoVj ) ._.^\'j Shower. Sucked saliva. Particle of <J^'j sugar, musk, snow. Hail. Froth.
  
  To crush
  
  (date-
  
  *
  
  1^6^,3
  
  a
  
  -rJa'j
  
  ^
  
  stones). ' ""
  
  "
  
  Knee-bone.
  
  He
  
  o Uc-j
  
  Beater, mallet. Fleshy man.
  
  (child).
  
  ^j1
  
  o^ir*
  
  1^3
  
  settle in (a place).
  
  To suckle (a child). be bruised. s ^^'J\ To nurse at the breast (womaD)..::JLij'l To be broken. To suck her own teats (goat), f^'ji Dates stoned and To seek (a nurse). soaked in milk. s ^in^[ To ask (a woman) to suckle (a ^ 5 — Fi-agments of broken
  
  se,
  
  fi>
  
  cuse
  
  ,^11
  
  •ui-^jj ^jijusj wi-bjj oU
  
  To be broken (fi-uit-stones). To decline a. th. To ex-
  
  ^
  
  Kt-aj
  
  t^^'j
  
  ^
  
  <7iJiTjl^
  
  o.'s self for.
  
  Crashed date-stones.
  
  !n..-i?3j*^3
  
  four dauntless Arabian tribes.
  
  Stone for crushing date-stones. -rCi>^^ To crush (the head A ^iJs'j 1 a -rJsj -Sof a snake).
  
  meat .J^^/^j wi.-3j roasted on heated stones.
  
  To butt (buck). To make a paltry
  
  Hot stone
  
  To walk
  
  to
  
  srG*"
  
  oU-ij
  
  ;
  
  heavily (beast, C_i,j
  
  i^j
  
  -S-
  
  build (a house) with
  
  stones.
  
  To
  
  till
  
  huge
  
  (the earth).
  
  A —
  
  J *ki>3
  
  —
  
  gift to.
  
  ^ He acknowleged
  
  old man).
  
  To
  
  -;k^3
  
  *)> ^^
  
  To To
  
  truth,
  
  give a. th. reluctantly. cast stones at
  
  a. 0.
  
  j^^
  
  ^Jsj
  
  fi>'kS>\j
  
  f
  
  —
  
  To speak
  
  mind
  
  o.'a
  
  To throw
  
  a s-^3
  
  \S>'j
  
  To wet (cloth). A v^jb wJ»j To cool (the blood drink). A ^'j To have fresh dates (palm-tree), ^jl To be wetted, moistened. ^\,'J Moist. Tender 'J^j, t vr%JJ 'r^-J •^
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  un.
  
  (
  
  x.\i'j
  
  )
  
  v-.t
  
  v^J
  
  Well
  
  of sweet
  
  among
  
  ^
  
  water
  
  prefer a. th. To be satisfied with.
  
  To
  
  v^>" *^j cA^'j'
  
  o.
  
  Ck^
  
  5
  
  i
  
  _pjij -«
  
  jp '^'j\
  
  be superposed upon
  
  a. th. (stones).
  
  To run (man). >itlj J^j "^ To poise in the hand. To A — anoint and comb (the hair). To let down (the hair). To weigh a. th. To sell by the rothl. s j^\j Weight of 5 Ihs. JCl» jl ,- Jk),J J^J in
  
  Sijria
  
  and
  
  15 3 4
  
  of
  
  jkj
  
  Foolish,
  
  Justice.
  
  j
  
  ^yj^j — C^'j o jjbj -^
  
  scrape-
  
  ^j Ji^'j] ^"U7Ji^
  
  up.
  
  j —
  
  (mire, in a scrape).
  
  Intricate business. 2
  
  speak
  
  To
  
  ^y ijj J ,
  
  X^'j
  
  ^:
  
  l'U,j J 7:\hj
  
  in a foreign
  
  tongue
  
  reign language. Numei'ous camels with
  
  -«-
  
  «i|
  
  2<
  
  tent a.
  
  0.
  
  with a
  
  gift.
  
  To seek to please a. o. j ^1?' To be pleased with 0. a. <> To J'a\j reconcile. To come to terms. To agree on (a business). » To be pleased with. To AJ S iS^'j\ approve
  
  of.
  
  To seek to please a. 0. s JalAJ^i To ask a. o. to satisfy o.'s self. Pleased. ;Q,j ^ J'\jj,Oj.^j ^ J^'j
  
  Man
  
  [m.
  
  easily
  
  f. s.
  
  Jax J* j
  
  p.)
  
  Satisfied. Responsible.
  
  jy\'j'
  
  '^\'hj
  
  (wind).
  
  Lowest class of men
  
  To be
  
  \s.j ;
  
  ruffians.
  
  :CoO
  
  life.
  
  foolish.
  
  Jui j %j
  
  *
  
  ^ij
  
  *^
  
  "C^'J;
  
  To shout
  
  —
  
  'y'j\
  
  'i,j
  
  ^
  
  (crowd).
  
  To remain To hold a.
  
  j—
  
  stiU in (a place). 0.
  
  to be foolish.
  
  Foolishness.
  
  5
  
  iuU^jj J»Uaj
  
  'WjlL\
  
  ^
  
  i»J;j
  
  Shouts. Foolish.
  
  ^jlj sJaS'j i 'i^i'j o fresh and ripe (dates). feed (cattle)
  
  5 C_.fc'jj
  
  r^j »
  
  Clij o
  
  ^'j
  
  on fresh herbage.
  
  To
  
  their drivers.
  
  ^ 'i^j
  
  Satisfaction.
  
  To Cjifjj
  
  Unintelligible language.
  
  -Uojl
  
  Lover. Obedient.
  
  To be
  
  to.
  
  .speak together in a fo-
  
  To abate
  
  j
  
  ^'j
  
  Ja'J,
  
  To be pleasant (life). ^'j To content a. 0. 5 ^j To endeavour ti'oj j sUjl_yJ ^^<^lJ to please a. 0. To agree with. To satisfy a. 0. To con- 5 *U>jl. Ja'j\
  
  Well-being, easy
  
  To be costive (camel). To remain silent. To be intricate (business). To
  
  To
  
  ,tX^s-
  
  pleased.
  
  Light, swift (mare). To put a. 0. in a
  
  fall in
  
  \
  
  :
  
  A ^'j
  
  uj j
  
  ii^ ^1
  
  !
  
  For the sake of God.
  
  ^'j
  
  Approval. Consent.
  
  Weak. Remiss (man;.
  
  heap
  
  -S-
  
  in
  
  oz.
  
  Egypt.
  
  To
  
  jj
  
  God be pleased with him
  
  v^^J
  
  salt wells.
  
  slap a.
  
  o Coj
  
  5 \y^'j
  
  j
  
  Refreshments.
  
  To To
  
  ^^^^j j^'j
  
  a. 0.
  
  be j^i jp oUs^j ^\y^'ji t^j a pleased with. To consent to.
  
  <
  
  yJ^/J*
  
  supplant
  
  To
  
  J
  
  Full of green plants (ground).
  
  —
  
  (in favour).
  
  yj^'j Green plants, fresh herbage. Green trefoil. v^J, t *-^JJ v^J
  
  uj^jl
  
  *j
  
  j>iaj^j j^'j
  
  x^.i>'j)
  
  superposed.
  
  (branch). Delicate (youthj.
  
  Fresh and ripe dates. Fresh aess of (a plant, fruit j. Dampness. Softness of body.
  
  on the earth. y^jVl (un.
  
  Stacked (building).
  
  :
  
  »_;Q»j.j
  
  a. 0.
  
  Hage stones
  
  right or wrong.
  
  feed a. 0. with fresh
  
  j w^l/jj
  
  —
  
  dates.
  
  To be damp.
  
  'i\hjj aJj^j o k-J»jj .a
  
  ^%3
  
  \
  
  Two-wattled (ewe). Long grapes, .|[i^3
  
  To
  
  flash in
  
  To To To
  
  rentier a. o.
  
  bttj^ Gttj a r-^j succession (lightning).
  
  ^J\j
  
  ,
  
  wealthy (Ood).
  
  disquiet a. 0.
  
  »
  
  increase
  
  c^i'jb
  
  5
  
  v^j^j
  
  U^j a
  
  ^
  
  ^-U^jl.
  
  (woman). To threaten a. self
  
  o.
  
  To
  
  strike ^ mj\j
  
  —
  
  a. 0. (terror).
  
  To be assailed by thunder. a* jl To be thunderstruck, frighteued. ac'J To quiver (sheep's tail). op^ To tremble from age or tear. jj3j[ His muscles quivered.
  
  He was
  
  (cloud).jLPlj3
  
  i^j
  
  ^
  
  ^^tjj
  
  ^\'J.'ji
  
  ^^js-'j
  
  ^^f*i pl^tj
  
  {/)la>it).
  
  to 12 years.
  
  To tremble with
  
  ^_^'jM'
  
  y^)j\j Cij a v^c^ ,
  
  -Vr
  
  fear.
  
  To coo (pigeon). w-pjj — To compose i-hyining prose. Ctj — To threaten. To make speUs. To fill (a vessel). To cut up (a A — camePs hump).
  
  To
  
  terrify a.
  
  o.
  
  5
  
  Threat. Incantation,
  
  Rhyming
  
  ^Lj
  
  spell.
  
  prose.
  
  Coward. ojiil (_j^_,»j v^^j Charmer. Thi'eatener. i_/(cjj ^^\j Coward. Restless ^r^.\*j tt ^y^'j Delicate
  
  satl^j i£.j
  
  girl.
  
  -^U^ll Oli
  
  Piece
  
  ijipj
  
  J^>
  
  »_~;tl;
  
  To
  
  To
  
  -walk
  
  C-t j a sluggishly (from fatigue).
  
  ^j^'^ ,
  
  Cts-'j
  
  cut np (meat).
  
  To rend
  
  Unsteady (wind).
  
  fi>
  
  jjj>3
  
  JSj\
  
  ,
  
  be A Qtj a c^jj ^j a white in the wattles (cock). ,
  
  To bite a. th. (snake). To wear ear-rings
  
  "ils-j
  
  Startled. Inspirited (warrior),
  
  jjc'^
  
  il^ij^
  
  A £pj
  
  c^s-j
  
  -fr
  
  a c-cj
  
  c-ijjb
  
  i-O
  
  ^jj
  
  cSj
  
  o^'yi\
  
  d^j
  
  *^3->
  
  '^'^J
  
  (woman). Multicoloured tassels over a
  
  litter.
  
  Cock's wattle.
  
  Hanging
  
  jLi;Jt
  
  Startle, panic.
  
  -H-
  
  Jrr^r^Jj
  ^yj j^>j ^
  
  Pomegranate blossom. s
  
  jlLj
  
  garment.
  
  a J.ij -^
  
  To be startled, to shiverTo inspirit a. o. (war). To tremble from age (head).
  
  Hjf'^J
  
  be in tatters (garment). j:,lj Clothed in I'ags. Foolish ( woman). j^3
  
  u^^'j
  
  Tottering (camel). a J^f:jj
  
  <:::*-?->. '.'i'.^'^J «•
  
  hump.
  
  To
  
  in slumber,
  
  "^JlW-
  
  To
  
  ^j ^
  
  To nod the head (old man), a OC&j — To cause a shudder to a. 0. s ^j1 To shudder. ^;7JI^ Nodding the head
  
  cr
  
  vjr^J
  
  (clothes).
  
  Ragged
  
  hair.
  
  X\ys-'j) «--i-.tjj
  
  of a camel's
  
  -5i-
  
  Cowardly. Delicate (womau). JkJ-k^j Food of starch and honey. To contract o.'s self jci^ — jcj -^ (man). To vituperate. Fine goat's 'Oe.!r'J ^^3^.!;'!^
  
  '^^'j
  
  9'ji-'y
  
  (camel).
  
  Calamity.
  
  ,
  
  —
  
  Terror, alarm. iitj ^ v*j -^^ w-fjj s^'j
  
  "i'^^'ji
  
  To ask importunately.
  
  J^'ijb
  
  ^
  
  ^'j\s,'j
  
  Inula arabica
  
  torpedo-fish.
  
  Loquacious.
  
  tremble.
  
  grow (God).*
  
  well-built.
  
  i^JI^,* OJUjjl^
  
  terror-stricken.
  
  Thunder. ^^.'j ^ jj.j Shudder, fright, fear. s^c; j %js.'j Silurus eledricus., o^^i x^cj^i iis-3
  
  Thundering
  
  -ft-
  
  (a horse) untrained.
  
  Youth from 10
  
  To thunder (sky).iS^jj Qpj o a at'j ^ To threaten, to thunder j'jj js-j against a. 0. To deck and show her-
  
  To
  
  (plants) to
  
  Gi-acious.
  
  tor-
  
  ^'J^'j
  
  (young man). To shake (tooth).
  
  sft^j
  
  rr-i-'J^ (
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  be fresh, refreshed (man).
  
  To cause
  
  rent).
  
  e.
  
  be rippled (water).
  
  — To ride ~ To grow
  
  (wealth).
  
  To become rich. To tr.iiiible. To run high
  
  i.
  
  ^j
  
  )
  
  To
  
  oVi-j, 5-
  
  lobe. Earring.
  
  Palm-spathe used for drin- ovipj ^ king.
  
  »V
  
  ~
  
  :
  
  ( T t/j To become mad. yS'j a Ji^'j To sprout forth (vine). jl3 To walk in a file (cattle). To j^jtS[
  
  '
  
  Peak
  
  Coward.
  
  of a mountain.
  
  jij jtj Jfcjlj Jlij ^ Up^
  
  Male palm-tree. Troop of j^ ]j\j
  
  JUj
  
  To
  
  jp^ ^
  
  .^;L^3
  
  _;.
  
  jpjl
  
  Long-eared lop eared (ewe). -^Uj Dracunctdus, garden tarragon. Jjj-'j ;
  
  To observe (sunset), a Cj-j o ^j To watch a. th. To be lean^pjlj ;;uj o JTjj, (a^cj a -
  
  ^'J>
  
  rise (market).
  
  arrow).
  
  To be
  
  -ii-
  
  1
  
  j
  
  ,
  
  j
  
  j
  
  and glandered (ewe).
  
  I I
  
  To wipe the mucus of (a Mucus of horses, ewes.
  
  sheep). S
  
  ^
  
  Xi^'j\
  
  Soul. Glandered ewe. Lean. ,
  
  ^j
  
  jk\s.j
  
  ^^j
  
  Cp3 a o* JJ
  
  ^cj
  
  , <-^J o fpolish.
  
  To be careles.s, slack, To affect the brain of
  
  -fr
  
  bi'oken at its
  
  QaPj a
  
  iip 3
  
  notch (arrow).
  
  To slacken a. 0. To hurry jj a Jap3 a. 0. To move (the finger). To shake out (a peg). Notch, socket of an arrow-head.
  
  To
  
  bleed Cilijj Cipj '^'jj a o ,
  
  ^3
  
  ^
  
  ^\s.'J\
  
  i-ipj
  
  ^
  
  from the nose. a jtj
  
  5 ts-'j
  
  a. 0. (sun).
  
  To outrun
  
  his competitors
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  a
  
  (horse).
  
  Peak
  
  of a mountain. cSs-xi o^J « o*J Darkness of the night. Strong. ^^Jtj
  
  Restless.
  
  Numerous
  
  -^Upj
  
  ^
  
  ^s.']\
  
  He entered abruptly. To bleed (nose). To press a. 0. To overfill
  
  -up^
  
  s^jj »>^jj
  
  lS^3 o
  
  U3
  
  -il-
  
  to revert from error.
  
  To be converted from.^p «|^p jl^ ^s'y-A To pasture, it ^^.>j IjVpj j Cpj ^J'j^ to graze (the gi'ass).
  
  To tend (flocks). To itch (body). 5 — — To tend (flocks) for a. o. To observe the setting of A jXj) — (the stars). To be mindful of. To -<>•
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  chief), 0.
  
  Aj
  
  xjipj^
  
  5
  
  —
  
  i.\'j
  
  —
  
  j
  
  ^opj!
  
  in a
  
  usln^^j
  
  ^iXl
  
  A
  
  (the foot) to
  
  ^i.'Jij.[
  
  bleed (stone).
  
  Hfemorrhage of the nose. Bleeding (no.se). Ahead ^\jj ^
  
  ^ilpj
  
  ^t.\j
  
  a race ( horse). Mountain-peak. Tip of the nose. PL Spears. Stone left in a <Sjl'j\j aJjI\'^j >-iJ-h in
  
  well for cleansing.
  
  Fine rains,
  
  >-J>t3
  
  Nose and the parts around
  
  To spear
  
  keep (an order).
  
  To rule (his subjects To show regard to a.
  
  Aj
  
  ^j
  
  h Ss-j
  
  race (horse).
  
  To make
  
  grapes.
  
  ^ui Cip3
  
  (a water-skin).
  
  To be ahead
  
  (army). Long-nosed.
  
  Bassorah (town). Renowned
  
  To amend,
  
  .j^'y^j
  
  To flash u^'-'A To quiver (lance). To be shaken (tree). To bound (kid). To break the a CJaij a Jip j -8uotch of (an arrow). To notch (an
  
  Jlij '^ J;^3
  
  (herbs).
  
  Foolish, lax.
  
  up
  
  (lightning).
  
  Mad. Flaccid
  
  o J-'ji
  
  coil, to roll
  
  'serpent).
  
  horses.
  
  ^jf-'j
  
  j-^'jh J-^'J
  
  bull).
  
  To
  
  Js*0^
  
  rr'k'J^
  
  pigeon.
  
  ,
  
  jtl3
  
  Advanced party of men,
  
  
  White
  
  perennis. balm-plant.
  
  First blasts of winds.
  
  'IIpj
  
  Rain torpedo, kind of cramp-
  
  Marash, town of Syria. J-^J" To drag ^ ^..^pJIj Copj a ^i-'j ^ a. th. To gore and shake 'a dog
  
  Palm-tree of bad quality. Ostrich. Family. Sprout. Melissa nose.
  
  ^pj
  
  ^ojl
  
  Swift (ostrich, she-camel). fish.
  
  horses.
  
  Mucus from the Bad dates.
  
  j-J-'j
  
  (camel).
  
  lead the way. Clothes.
  
  ^^
  
  ^
  
  Shaking the head from age
  
  widen (a
  
  To
  
  a. 0.
  
  To ^j
  
  2
  
  it.
  
  ^1^
  
  y^j a J*3
  
  -S-
  
  rent).
  
  thrust a.
  
  0.
  
  with.
  
  ^j 5
  
  ^ji-'Jh
  
  —
  
  !
  
  to be diligent in.
  
  rest o.'s self;
  
  To To
  
  away from.
  
  turn
  
  prefer a. th. before.
  
  I
  
  v^3
  
  o*-
  
  ^c i^
  
  To ponder
  
  over
  
  To pasture
  
  th.
  
  a.
  
  together (asses). [
  
  —
  
  -^
  
  He
  
  is
  
  grateful.
  
  Jcr?JI
  
  I
  
  ^J a w*3 •^ He shows regard. To abound in pastiu'e Jl^ CU^j 'j/-^'j} O^jj
  
  To
  
  pray,
  
  humbly from
  
  to ask
  
  To be
  
  a. o.
  
  covetous, glut- iS'j) \S'j o
  
  ^j
  
  tonous.
  
  To
  
  J
  
  inspire to a. o.
  
  tlie
  
  desire
  
  5 ^i-'S^j <J-'j
  
  of.
  
  To expand (valley). Wide (road). Soft,
  
  wil^
  
  ^^ j ^ ^'j
  
  absorbing (ground).* ^li^j wij
  
  Desire, wish.
  
  Diligence.
  
  {>•
  
  xX'_)
  
  Knot of a sandal thong. Heavy. Gkittonous.
  
  Wide
  
  xji-x
  
  'i^>^-:i^j
  
  >—c^-J
  
  >J>^'j
  
  ?-
  
  "^/j
  
  gift.
  
  Covetousness.
  
  Means
  
  ^Xy
  
  of sus-
  
  tenance.
  
  To suck mother
  
  (his :
  
  ts
  
  cJi'jSi
  
  ,
  
  a cS'j
  
  ^iij
  
  ^
  
  (cattle
  
  To To
  
  ^j'lj
  
  To spear a. o. repeatedly. & c-^jlj — To exhaust o.'s wealth by gene- c^j rosity. To have a complaint of the
  
  :
  
  God).
  
  graze, to browse
  
  (cattle).
  
  To ask a. o. to tend flocks. To call the attention of. Pasture-lands.
  
  Paslinaca saliva [plant).
  
  Tended flock. Subjects. <> Rayahs, non-Moslem
  
  suckle ( her kid goat ). Pomegranate-blossom. Vein of the breast.
  
  &
  
  :
  
  ^'Ji
  
  subjects.
  
  Watch. Tending of God keep thee safe
  
  cattle.
  
  -Ls-jj "Cs-j dxj C.t3
  
  ^S'^i-jj J'^i-jj
  
  Camels pasturing near
  
  i^jtjj
  
  dwellings.
  
  Shepherd,
  
  -li;
  
  j nVj^ oCtjj sij
  
  Tame
  
  ^
  
  Star in the foot of Orio.
  
  ASy->i\
  
  'l»j
  
  Suckling (female). o>tj Place of the ring on the finger. cSy>
  
  Kinds of locusts. jJVIj oC-li'l Scandix.) shepherd's needle; cl^i or Geranium, crane's bill."
  
  To be
  
  Artemisia.,
  
  ample and pleasant
  
  -K-
  
  v'^*^'
  
  :
  
  mug-wort.
  
  Shepherd's-rod, kind of
  
  (life).
  
  To live luxuriantly. ai^jl To let (cattle) pasture freely. Aj s — To render (life) pleasant (God).
  
  Holly-tree.
  
  To find life to be easy. j-i^\ ji'JC\ To be confused. To be mixed iipjl^
  
  Kind of yellow sparrow. Beginning of ^il!)
  
  Pohjijonum., knot-grass. Shepherd's purse.
  
  hoariness.
  
  (milk).
  
  Leading an easy
  
  (»i.
  
  /'.
  
  i.
  
  pi.) ji'j
  
  manager
  
  life.
  
  Easy, luxuriant
  
  aijj jij iL^s-^ Boiled milk sprinkled with slutj life.
  
  riour.
  
  Darnel-weed.
  
  Wavering To give
  
  ^5.13
  
  (beast).
  
  StsLV in Safjittariici.
  
  at j
  
  \^j
  
  iS'S^'j
  
  ^J-j
  
  j^jj,\1xi.j a
  
  Pa-
  
  rishioners.
  
  Pastor. Ruler.
  
  breast.
  
  'sM'pj
  
  —
  
  spare, to pity a. 0.
  
  Mindfulness.
  
  kid ).
  
  To
  
  (land),
  
  To listen to a. o. ^Ul s J^J\) tVj To pasture, to tend (Hocks). 2 i'J\ To spring up pasturage for fi>i —
  
  Verbena., vervain (plant).
  
  (valley).
  
  Object of desire.
  
  Large
  
  ^
  
  vi'^J
  
  rr
  
  J-^'j
  
  _r%t>JI ^>lj
  
  •C.i-jj X^S'jj iff'jjisi^jj^i-jj
  
  ;
  
  'l^i^j
  
  confnsed. ifc
  
  i ^i'Jij
  
  ili-^ ,
  
  Cij
  
  (offspring, wealth) to a. o.
  
  a y-tj (God).
  
  -«-
  
  of camels."
  
  Pastui'age, herbage.
  
  ^.i^;
  
  ^
  
  ^c.^>;
  
  Pasture-land,
  
  ^yS Ruled, tended. Regarded. To live in comfort. To drink ^^^'J -^ at leisure (camels). To J wish
  
  ^ifj\j,<^jj \Sji Cpj a ^-.tj "^ To inteth ; to long for.
  
  a.
  
  -if-
  
  J
  
  To listen to. To covet a. th. To make a. o. to covet a. th. To facilitate a. th. Evea and
  
  soft
  
  — To
  
  ^'j\i
  
  Jl,
  
  J ^'j
  
  A
  
  5 ^'Js
  
  ground.
  
  Xiij
  
  Organ, ojii'Jj o^ J' ^ \'J\ ^ harmonium. To grumble (camel). To t^j o Ctj -H-
  
  ^
  
  slii-iek (child).
  
  o
  
  Vji-j
  
  ,
  
  (i-j
  
  jj jlj ^tj'l
  
  •,
  
  goat nor she-camel.
  
  a
  
  (the froth of
  
  J^3'j\
  
  Rock. Froth
  
  ^
  
  'j.j^ Jfcj
  
  z'^ij
  
  Ci^jj
  
  _^l 3^3
  
  Sponge. Froth.
  
  j^'-y^^ 'J-
  
  <^JJ
  
  Skimmer
  
  ;
  
  ladle for
  
  skimming,
  
  'J^J, svifc^/'
  
  (.speech).
  
  'f.j/'
  
  To eat heartily. &j o oj i^ To drink (milk) daily. To suck. A — — To do good to. J J — To rely upon a o. ^^\ To surround a. o. To honour a. o.^ — 2*
  
  .
  
  To' flash (Hght-
  
  U>'j\j
  
  ,%yjj 6j
  
  i
  
  T ^A^J
  
  a Jij -^
  
  ;
  
  To run
  
  to seeds (crops).
  
  To shine (colour). To twinkle To be shaken by the wind (plant). ^ To flutter (bird). To be thin (stuff). d^j a — To enlarge the skirt of (a tent, » — garment). To feed (a beast) with (eye).
  
  straw.
  
  To grow (orache
  
  it
  
  lijl
  
  hen).
  
  Shelf; board on a
  
  oiSj j ^jjij ^ 3j wall, cornice. H.-rd of camels, oxen.
  
  Flock of sheep.
  
  Flight of birds. En-
  
  take care of him. Every day, daily.
  
  xVjj
  
  lib-
  
  lij i)
  
  sin
  
  To To
  
  displace.
  
  jt
  
  j^
  
  (a pasturage
  
  A—
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  —
  
  cattle).
  
  lean towards.
  
  Jl,
  
  Atriplex hortenm. garden- Jtjl
  
  —
  
  ^ jij
  
  orache.
  
  Lambkin, kid. Eating all he can Easy, pleasant
  
  si^j
  
  J,t j
  
  find.
  
  (life).
  
  j£j\
  
  To dislike.* (^'j ^/jj, Cij o >j -* To compel a. o. to act reluctantly, s — a.
  
  His nose clave
  
  iiil
  
  to the
  
  ^ J-'ji a
  
  C^ij
  
  ,
  
  ground
  
  i.
  
  e.
  
  >fc
  
  j
  
  he was
  
  humbled. break off in anger from. 5 ^\j God has abased him. ii]1 *k\ ^j1 To spite to revile to compel, z ^'J\ ;
  
  To To
  
  U
  
  ^y
  
  ^ J-'j
  
  be angry with.
  
  Reluctance.
  
  'CSj'i j^j,j ^«^jj j^'j
  
  Dislike. iip
  
  C^3
  
  -tf-j
  
  
  ^i
  
  <ju\
  
  ^3
  
  J«-
  
  spite of him.
  
  Abashed. ^_^Vl J.j ^ ^^V| ^p Earth, dust. Sand. ^1^3 Mucus. ^1*3
  
  Thing sought.
  
  <;& j
  
  J'jli J-'j^iJ^'j
  
  Place of refuge. Stronghold. Frequented (place).
  
  To Vjj^
  
  ;
  
  act reluctantly.
  
  Nose.
  
  closure for cattle. Soft garment.
  
  Broken pieces of straw. He has no one to -Jlj Vj
  
  soil).
  
  :
  
  suckle (her kid; goat).
  
  In
  
  the wings over (her
  
  To
  
  (man).
  
  — To
  
  ning).
  
  To spread
  
  ^i-jj *^j\
  
  ^-ii-jj
  
  Round cake, loaf of bread. To suck (his mother s '^ij
  
  To
  
  of milk. Selenite (stone).
  
  ;
  
  camel).
  
  To hurry in walk. To fix the looks upon.
  
  To stray from
  
  milk).
  
  eggs
  
  (floui-,
  
  dough). To give cakes of flour to (a
  
  kid).
  
  To make (a camel) to grumble, s ^'J\ He has given neither I.'J\ (aj J^ \ C«
  
  Obscure
  
  life.
  
  To knead
  
  '-j^^'j J
  
  ^t/^
  
  threaten.
  
  To drink
  
  Wealth. Pleasant
  
  to.
  
  To froth (milk), ^tjlj ^jj To rumble (thunder). •^ To scorify (metals). To foum with rage to
  
  find a. th. soft, mello^^•v.4>
  
  Increase. Blessing.
  
  eat and drink with
  
  pleasure.
  
  ^Vj^
  
  ui3 a ^'j
  
  -^
  
  To put a saddle-pad on (a beast). To do honour ; to
  
  J
  
  _oj1j
  
  ,
  
  ipj s
  
  —
  
  make
  
  a. o.
  
  To help one another. To gain (wealth). To ask the help of. To ask a
  
  s alj
  
  m\j ai;jl.
  
  » ji'A^[
  
  gift from.
  
  Large
  
  Share.
  
  cup.
  
  Sij oi;^
  
  iijjij
  
  i
  
  cup at one milking. kick.
  
  ifc
  
  To thrust
  
  •^
  
  To kick tie
  
  C(ij,j
  
  -^
  
  Ci3
  
  i
  
  o
  
  ^'j
  
  -«
  
  (arch).
  
  To Aj — To mince (meat).
  
  a. o. in the breast.
  
  (a camel's feet).
  
  Kick.
  
  j^
  
  Thrust of an arch.
  
  xii^
  
  Foot-rope of camels. Habit of
  
  ^\jj
  
  kicking.
  
  Screw-steamer. To eat and drink
  
  Gijj o jjij
  
  ^
  
  To pound a. th. To shovel. Aj 5 — To act in a grand style. j Ci-^j — To have large ears. Qij a ^3 To comb, to expand (the beard). *^j -^ Shouldei'-blade.
  
  -33 :tli^^j
  
  Shovelling the grain to the meter.
  
  ^3 j.\i'j
  
  Large-eared.
  
  jjj ^ .Qi3 ^ jS} To draw (water) a ^11?' - ^j » by
  
  To
  
  rise (price).
  
  of drinking.
  
  Pontoon-bridge.
  
  ^jjt'j cj\:>
  
  To flutter (bird). To resound, ^^j -HTo bandage (a limb). A — Sky-light arched jj Cj^ ^ 3'Jij ;
  
  window. Tent. Thin brocade. Skirt of a tent. Kedundant furniture. Pro-
  
  Male
  
  Kind of sparrow,
  
  osti-ich.
  
  .jl^ij
  
  Fhght of birds. Pent-roof. To mend (clothes). To *ii3 a •^
  
  tSj
  
  fi>
  
  -fr
  
  bring (a ship) ashore.
  
  To make peace between. Jy — To allay the fear of; to sOothe. i — To greet new s ^'ji ''^~J\'J '^j (.spouses).
  
  To favour a. o. in a sale. ^ Ujlj \ilj To blandi.sh a 0. To lean on one side. To comb Ujl o.'s hah". To land (ship). To approach. To take refuge to. Jl^ — — To near a. th. To bring (a Jl. ship) ashore.
  
  To agree
  
  together.
  
  u^jjl ij^ij
  
  Partner, sharer. u^3 To cast off. jj it Caa3j Qji3 o i jaa3 -«To shun a. th.-<>-To recuse (a judge). To let (camels) scatter in •& jSj\j — a pasture.
  
  To be wide (valley). j^JCs^ j^i% To pasture freely (camels). Ciyj o To be broken, scattered. jjj -^ To be bigoted. ^S:j] j To be scattered. To flow 'Jlj
  
  To
  
  help
  
  Agreement, union. Be united and have many children
  
  [greeting to
  
  1
  
  new
  
  o. a.
  
  \i\j
  
  i\i\y'j '\ij
  
  '^Jb
  
  cn^lJIj
  
  spouses).
  
  Patcher of clothes, darnel*. -^j Port landing-place. 'J 1^ ^ U^^ Uyi Frightened. Shepherd. Ostrich i^diy flying away. Fawn. ;
  
  To be broken. cijtj ,CUj To be cut (rope). To be
  
  i
  
  o
  
  zXj
  
  »-
  
  cru.shed
  
  (bone).
  
  To break
  
  to pieces
  
  ble a. th.
  
  tui-ns.
  
  Turn
  
  ^3
  
  Abundance
  
  fit>
  
  ^J^ <
  
  heartily.
  
  Shovel.
  
  (plant;.
  
  vision. <- Splash-board.
  
  ^yj ^
  
  asl> ^ aa^j
  
  He is dead. 'aJij jij The Tigris and the Euphrates. olJ|\^t Rafter of a roof. ojljj ^ Sa|l3 Saddle-pad. Rags for a wound, s^isj She-camel filling a lai'ge _ij ^ i.j^
  
  To
  
  Dewy
  
  of fodder. Sky-light. Lily.
  
  chief.
  
  Gift. Help.
  
  Roof.
  
  Transit-duty
  
  :
  
  to
  
  crum-
  
  2<j
  
  »
  
  ^3
  
  To
  
  <>•
  
  ;
  
  dismiss (a clerk). permit. 'Jlsj ^ ;la3
  
  ^
  
  Thrashed straw.Pounder, crusher.cij Crumbs. Decayed bones. oi^j
  
  Agrimony
  
  ^13
  
  (p/«?i<).
  
  dijb,Cii3 a c.?3j.QPjj ^^j o »i.»3 To hold unseemly, obscene speech. i
  
  To To
  
  greet (new spouses), i ^J3 rise (dough).
  
  Easy
  
  To
  
  — ^j
  
  (life).
  
  sue-
  
  s
  
  jj>% m\'jj , \jij i make a present
  
  cour a. o. To To stay (a wall).
  
  ^ -ft-
  
  i^jj <>
  
  ^13 MJ
  
  -J:^-
  
  to. a>
  
  -
  
  Toi
  
  (
  
  To prefer (a case); to Jl J^j *,«*0 summoa a. o. before (a judge). To spare the life of. uj — He endeavoiii'ed to jJasUj ^jialj
  
  (evil
  
  To
  
  Food. before a
  
  ^\j
  
  Mohammedan To be advanced ^Jjjl. To rise (price). To disappear
  
  * ^J^\ ol^jJI
  
  —
  
  author. Excellent.
  
  extol a. o.
  
  a. th.
  
  I
  
  I
  
  i
  
  I
  
  watered. I
  
  5:lsj,j
  
  uM) J^'y'
  
  (j^s'S* -r
  
  To lift Aj n Cij a /aj -^ To take away. To urge (a camel). To put a noun in the nominafive. To reduce (fractions). To trace back (a tradition). -^ To raise (a siege, a sitting). To trench (a question). To remit (a tax). To make a truce. ^!>liJI;i3
  
  To
  
  of the Nominative. <• Tracing of a
  
  of crops to the
  
  Fanaticism, bigotry. of a torrent.
  
  Track
  
  ^'j
  
  -^ Withdrawal, replevin. oj fi'j High rank. Honour. "i^x Land difficult to be CiiJI Ji^O i>».;1
  
  j^Ai
  
  spear.
  
  ^
  
  Removal
  
  J^'^j
  
  J'^'j
  
  pasturages.
  
  table.
  
  Raising. Removal. Vowel-point its
  
  ',«^lj
  
  Case away. Sweat. Broken
  
  away. lime to remove the
  
  tradition to
  
  ^
  
  Fragments, shatters. Separated parties. Isolated
  
  ).
  
  to b3 rai.sed,
  
  heretics.
  
  Heretic. Fanatic, bigot. j^ijjl
  
  tak'in It is
  
  To
  
  Camels scattered in a ja'tV/j ^ *.2j?Ij pasture. Party of desei'ters. Sect of
  
  ^ij;
  
  exalted.
  
  a.-ik a. th.
  
  (wound).
  
  Scattered herd j^'^j j J^^'j 9- J^J of gazelles, camels. Little of water.
  
  judge. (day).
  
  To suppurate
  
  cease (pain).
  
  circu iivent me.
  
  To become proud. To prosecute o. a.
  
  To be
  
  )
  
  (tears).
  
  ^,1*3
  
  floor. I
  
  Loudness, shrillness
  
  *ti^jj X^i'j
  
  *tl»j(,j
  
  of the voice.
  
  High rank,
  
  dignity. String for
  
  raising chains.
  
  <>
  
  X£^s^,
  
  Thinness, refined-
  
  ness. (
  
  Snake-charmers. in rank. Loud,
  
  High
  
  Fine
  
  ;
  
  thin
  
  :
  
  xoi.
  
  ^^^j
  
  )
  
  i
  
  I
  
  I
  
  shrill (voice),
  
  ^^j
  
  ^^j
  
  ^\^a
  
  ^
  
  o
  
  ^j
  
  -^
  
  ^j
  
  fi'uitful.
  
  Lowest class of people. Straw of maize.
  
  Side.
  
  Dirt of the body.
  
  j.y3j ^isjl
  
  the
  
  To bring crops To honour,
  
  ;
  
  f.la j1
  
  ^— ?-
  
  ~
  
  armpit.
  
  Abiin lance. Barren ground. (life).
  
  -^^
  
  ^'j
  
  to the
  
  OTj
  
  —
  
  J C\j
  
  —
  
  XtVijj
  
  ^:jj
  
  f\\j
  
  to
  
  show regard
  
  j
  
  To advance speedily (camel).^;!}! J — They came to an upland. y^\ ^j To urge on (a horse). jjlJl J 5 — To ai-raign a. o. Jl. 5 Cuijj Ct'j ^'j before (a judge).
  
  introduce
  
  a. o. to (a
  
  ^^\ s
  
  C\^j
  
  —
  
  king)-
  
  To be
  
  raised in
  
  ^^ijj '<^j,
  
  ^3
  
  dignity.
  
  To have a loud voice. He saw the thing from
  
  XsSij
  
  Aji
  
  —
  
  J ^j
  
  afar.
  
  To
  
  body
  
  ^—
  
  '0 ju
  
  affair).
  
  To
  
  Ampleness of life. *1Ujjj *^^j.> Aj Part of a valley les.
  Easy, happy
  
  j
  
  I
  
  (tradition).
  
  of
  
  ^
  
  (
  
  j
  
  ^'y^
  
  High. In the nominative (word), p^^yi Quick step of an ass. Transmitted
  
  To be luxuriant (life). ^1*3 To be in easy circumstances.
  
  v'S?- '^J
  
  to.
  
  ingenious.
  
  Carnival. Side-board.
  
  letter.
  
  i
  
  I
  
  Creases
  
  To dispense from. To withdi'aw from an
  
  floor.
  
  «^i»j
  
  F. Case preferred to a judge. •^
  
  He carried a
  
  •<>•
  
  j
  
  Sect of dervishes.
  
  •^
  
  a -> i
  
  raise, to
  
  lift a.
  
  th. or
  
  A
  
  j 5 flj
  
  To carry a. o. away (from a battle). -^ To refine a. th. To run inequally (ass). -^ To ^3 a. o.
  
  hold carnival.
  
  (TOO)
  
  OJ
  
  Trailing a garment. Long-tailed ^tj^ (horse). Fleshy. Wrinkled (camel).
  
  Ample
  
  clothes.
  
  Easy
  
  life.
  
  Loose, long (hair).
  
  Awkward
  
  Jlj^
  
  in di-ess.
  
  Lop-
  
  <>•
  
  eared (ass). To be weak and remiss,
  
  To
  
  To
  
  cool (anger).
  
  ->^a3
  
  olsjl,
  
  ^ jsjl
  
  — o*-*
  
  "^
  
  away and
  
  flee
  
  rest.
  
  To
  
  ^jj
  
  ,
  
  (e-jijj C»ij, i i^'j
  
  enjoy a delicate
  
  To go To be xury
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  a k>j
  
  life.
  
  water daily (camel). j3 spent in lu^l^jj CklSj o oj to
  
  (life).
  
  j SJ\j Jj (camels) dilnk at will.
  
  give well-being to a. o.
  
  (God).
  
  To
  
  To grant
  
  let
  
  a respite to
  
  deb-
  
  (a
  
  ^i.
  
  J3
  
  live in luxury.
  
  water
  
  To
  
  To
  
  near
  
  live
  
  tSJC Ij —
  
  jjs
  
  To To To To To To To
  
  "^
  
  a JjjJiO Jj3j..J;*j
  
  Ciajj,
  
  be gentle to. be in company.
  
  accompany
  
  ^
  
  Jj jtj
  
  ^'^'jtJ
  
  ijli3 o
  
  act gently with.
  
  ^
  
  J»Ji
  
  ^ J^j'i
  
  .
  
  journey in coinpany. lean upon.
  
  -<
  
  To
  
  Jj3
  
  ^ jil3
  
  a. 0.
  
  jslj
  
  pity a.
  
  o.
  
  ic.
  
  jij;
  
  be filled up (vessel). To lean jSj'^ on the elbows. To seek help. To seek a fellow-travellei'.
  
  To take an
  
  elbow-rest.
  
  Compassion,
  
  pity, gentle
  
  4133
  
  JCb
  
  X^'j
  
  ^
  
  Compassionate towards. are at a
  
  *il'j
  
  4.313
  
  "^ ^'H
  
  distance of an easy night-journey.
  
  Welfare. Comforts of
  
  *^i^jj "^^ ^jJ *^^j
  
  be gentle towards.
  
  Company (afl^air).
  
  Rope
  
  *4Jji,
  
  ji3_,
  
  of travellers.
  
  *-5l3jj
  
  —
  
  jj3
  
  Disease of the udder.
  
  for tying camels.
  
  Companion, comrade,
  
  jaj
  
  -r
  
  J^j,
  
  »Us3
  
  tr
  
  J^^J
  
  colleague. Gentle.
  
  Elbow. Pillow
  
  jJl^^yJ
  
  ;
  
  ^ J?>*J
  
  J*Ir^
  
  Beneficial thing.
  
  J^J'S^ ^r js!^*
  
  Appertenances of a house
  
  jiill
  
  jjl^*
  
  as kitchen, well, privy.
  
  Elbow-rest. Pillow.
  
  *^jc
  
  Pillow, resting-place. -^ F'rivy. JaJ>«
  
  To agree together. Agreement, concord.
  
  iljf »laj^
  
  Long-eared, lopjij ^ ^'yTj j, jj\ eared (ass). Milk of gazelle. CJ jl To be thin. To CJln-l b lij, i o3 ^ be ashamed. To be poor, weakened. ,
  
  To flatten. To thin (bread). A — To have mercy upon, to J jljT^ 'J3
  
  •^
  
  a. 0.
  
  To be or become a slave. fjj^ 33 To render a. th. thin. A *J3b J3j > To flatten (metals). To move (the i
  
  heart).
  
  render (speech)
  
  iUJjj
  
  2jjj
  
  elbow-rest.
  
  life.
  
  To darn (a garment), it 1^3 1^3 -{f To allay the fear, to quiet a. 0. s — To maintain a. 0. To agree with. To s t^h,J '^'S* J^'j
  
  elegant.
  
  *
  
  (J^J,
  
  Flowing easily (water). Easy
  
  Pity, forbearance, kindness.
  
  To
  
  &j^j
  
  Csj^Jj
  
  Company.
  
  rest, to live qui-
  
  pity
  
  ja3
  
  To strike a. 0. on the elbow. 3 ja3 To tie (a camel) by the shoulders.
  
  Jj'l
  
  (cattle).
  
  etiy at a. o.'s.
  
  We
  
  be useful, to dos jij^j,Cij3 service to a. 0.
  
  ness.
  
  tor).
  
  To
  
  Jij
  
  To
  
  To drag
  
  jSJb
  
  Vjj
  
  ,
  
  o.'s skii-t.
  
  '^>^3j
  
  To
  
  To sweep, to strut. To be awkward yij in dress,
  
  trail
  
  ::Ai3
  
  jjj
  
  «
  
  a garment.
  
  a Jijj
  
  ,
  
  "^j
  
  J*3
  
  work.
  
  To let (water) collect in a weli.A J33 To add (a syllable) to (a verse). To make a. 0. chief. To abase. » — To let loose to drag (a jsjij — ;
  
  fi>
  
  garment). To have a proud deportment. Train of a garment.
  
  ^'J
  
  water
  
  ja3
  
  Bottom of a
  
  pit whez'e
  
  jsji^
  
  collects. ^>lfei)l
  
  j53
  
  Dragging o.'s skirt elegantly. Ugly (woman). Easy (life).
  
  ;Ij3
  
  TO
  
  C
  
  a>j
  
  To observe (the stars). A i^jj ^*J,J To watch over to wait for. To tie by the neck. To warn a. o.j — To watch over. Sj * ()\»j,j '*r*0'" v^'^ To fear (God), -t^ To control a. th. f, s ^]\ To give to a. o. the use of ;
  
  a property for life. To wait for a. o. A j or
  
  ^
  
  ^j
  
  w.l5J0
  
  a. th.
  
  To ascend
  
  fa height).
  
  :
  
  nsufract for
  
  inherited wealth
  
  X3j^
  
  Slavery, slave-trade.-^Tamboui'ine.^j^
  
  Vellum. Parchment. Sheet j^'j ^ *J3 of paper. Big tortoise. Crocodile. Broad and soft ground, jjj^ '3'ji *o3
  
  life.
  
  from distant relations. Neck. oCJjj »--sjb »r^JJ
  
  Nape
  
  of the
  
  neck.
  
  ^i
  
  Jij X^j^
  
  VV*
  
  v'^J,
  
  Person,
  
  oj,i
  
  t
  
  *:33
  
  head.
  
  Slave.
  
  ^
  
  Thou
  
  for
  
  art responsible
  
  J
  
  ^:0i'j
  
  Iji*
  
  .
  
  '^Sr^'j3 oC.s3
  
  The Watcher (God). Watchman. Guardian.
  
  »Cjj
  
  ^ w^j
  
  In opposition
  
  ;
  
  Mercy. Bashfulness. Thinness, Easy life. tr4*"
  
  Weakness.
  
  Turnsol. kind of euphor-
  
  ^ill)
  
  ^3
  
  bia.
  
  Self-observer, cautious.
  
  <«iJ
  
  — ~
  
  jOj^j
  
  newly caught. Thin Pronouncing softly.
  
  Spleen
  
  <
  
  Bread
  
  l>6j
  
  Merchant, trader.
  
  "^f^'j
  
  To sleep. iSlsjj l^yjj l^j o J^j -STo lull (heat). To be dull, (market). To be ragged (garment). To overlook (an affair). y*^ o* ~
  
  To To To
  
  A
  
  sojourn
  
  JkVj J::53
  
  weak, mean.
  
  ;
  
  JiUll
  
  JUJI
  
  'J__,»
  
  belly,
  
  ^pi
  
  'J\y:
  
  JC3^»
  
  wings of the nose, ^Vl ;
  
  — —
  
  i5_^
  
  melancholy.
  
  in thin sheets.
  
  sprinkle (water, per-
  
  To cause
  
  (tears) to flow.
  
  mix (wine). To flow. To flicker (water, mirage). To shine in the eyes Tear shining in the eye. Glistening.
  
  Indian
  
  melilot,
  
  -0-
  
  To
  
  J^j (tear).
  
  Jly3
  
  Shallow
  
  (water).
  
  To
  
  stop (blood,
  
  To exude To make mischief tears).
  
  (
  
  \\»jj 'isj a sweat).
  
  or peace
  
  \ij
  
  ov Gj
  
  -S-
  
  —
  
  in.
  
  o— m'j\
  
  lull.
  
  I'Jij
  
  Rags
  
  hurry.
  
  A
  
  •)
  
  J^jj
  
  between. To dry (tears, blood\ To pro- *> %] mote (sweat). To prevent bloodshed.
  
  put to sleep
  
  sleep.
  
  To
  
  tAvo
  
  fumes).
  
  Traffic, trade, profit.
  
  ("* •/
  
  •
  
  •>
  
  tower.
  
  TT
  
  Rolling-pin.
  
  The
  
  ~
  
  'jjj j^sj
  
  In a poorly state.
  
  Guardian left in a house. iSj Broad-necked. Lion. >Cij v« v_<5j'l Look out watch- ^yf^ ^ "^^iyj ^J^
  
  To manage a. th. well. ^^Jj — ^jj -STo increase. 5^-23jl To earn for o.'s (family). J ^-.3^
  
  sea.
  
  'LSjJ
  
  Thin-hoofed (horse). The soft parts of the
  
  ;
  
  jjj^ *-»J,
  
  ^y>i^
  
  Low
  
  ^jj oU-lj ^r Forlorn woman expecting the ^_iyi'j death of her husband. Misfortune. ^yO^ 3»'
  
  Venomous snake.
  
  *_33
  
  Thin bread. { un. xJ\Vj ) jv3j, ^ Easy walk of camels. Hot (day). Desert; soft place. Slave
  
  (star). Cousin.
  
  ^3
  
  Weakness. Fineness thinness. Land regularly flooded JB^ ^ by a river.
  
  Shallow, watei'.
  
  it.
  
  Broad-necked.
  
  J JV 'Sj^\
  
  wJj
  
  Obseivation. Caution. Fear.
  
  He
  
  a slave.
  
  To become thin. To compassionate a. 0. To be shallow (water).
  
  ^ 'A^A
  
  Thickness of the neck. Life-donation
  
  To pronounce softly. Jiit!) jSj — To sow discord between. oy. ^ To become poor and weak (man), 'j'j] To ripen (grapes). To move the heart. iJa'A — To enslave a. 0., to possess s'JjtL\j —
  
  :
  
  to
  
  lull a. o.
  
  5 aaj'l
  
  for stopping blood
  
  :
  
  styptic, 'yj
  
  *
  
  1
  
  ^
  
  TOY)
  
  C
  
  To patch (a garment). A •^j a /5j -^ To strike. To repair (a well). To walk quickly (camel). »r^t^~ To epigrammatise a. o. To s — •<>•
  
  To
  
  arrow).
  
  A —
  
  lj
  
  strike a. o. with.
  
  nonsensical, impudent
  
  vj
  
  To ma- A 4j
  
  addicted
  
  (
  
  for _pCt
  
  )
  
  fi>
  
  j^\j
  
  to (wine).
  
  show foolishness. ^»J\ want repair (garment). ^jCSj — earn
  
  o.'s living.
  
  ^'J,
  
  be heedless, unmindful of. Seventh heaven.
  
  ^jj
  
  J
  
  fiSj\
  
  U
  
  4j
  
  Sound of an arrow upon the butt, xijj Patch. Piece of land. ,jjj ^,6^ ^
  !rt.53^4.1l
  
  *;5j
  
  White-spotted on the side »ii9j (ewe). Foolish (woman). Fern. Dwarfelder.
  
  Unsoundness of mind. Firmament.
  
  :ctl3j
  
  jijjl
  
  ^
  
  ^^5.33
  
  A%,-
  
  silly.
  
  Patched (garment). Scabby
  
  ^S'
  
  (man). Object of ridicule. Silly.
  
  quickly
  
  0.
  
  jS'ji
  
  J^A
  
  Speckled viper. Spotted of white jjij ^ '(jjj and black. Spotted serpent. Soft palate
  
  ^i5j
  
  ^ jSj\ 'i-jij
  
  of camel.s. Kind of caterpillar.
  
  To
  
  dance.
  
  To fiicker CajJ o ^»j To ferment(wine).
  
  To amble (camel),
  
  Ol'^jj ^^'jj -tf
  
  To dandle a make a. 0.
  
  ^
  
  \'-^j
  
  ~
  
  To prance (horse). child. To ^sj'b ^j^ij to dance. To make (a ca•&
  
  mel) to amble. rise and sink (ground). Dance. Amble (of camels). Star in Draco. Dancer. < Pendulum, spring
  
  To
  
  Thrilling,
  
  to
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  A—
  
  cross (a desert).
  
  Lofty palm-tree.
  
  JvUj J^^ ^ Sisj Jkyj d^>yt
  
  Swift-running
  
  i^'J'j
  
  moving
  
  spot a
  
  ^ij;
  
  ^'j
  
  ^\j ^iSj
  
  wl5j
  
  land.
  
  wi'ite.
  
  Cjj
  
  jXj
  
  ^
  
  »j
  
  ^—
  
  He streaks water prov. »(J1 J to mean) a remarkable skill.
  
  ^'Jl
  
  To stripe To brand (a camel).
  
  dot (a book).
  
  ;
  
  (
  
  dot (unpaid items) in a register. To streak (cloth).
  
  fit
  
  verses.
  
  i_Jaiij
  
  oyjl
  
  u^^— Jfr Jalj
  
  To
  
  be spotted,
  
  Islsj'j
  
  iJ^j
  
  *^'j\
  
  stained. spots.
  
  iLSj
  
  Spotted of white jjj ^ -iLJj >. i^J\ and black. Panther. Spotted sheep. Ja*jVl JiJ^\ Serpentaria, dragonwort. Riot, sedition. Speckled hen.
  
  ^3
  
  ^
  
  garment with drops.
  
  White and black
  
  (she-camel).
  
  To
  
  a.
  
  Play of the Arabs.
  
  amble.
  
  (cloth).
  
  blame
  
  To adorn himself (man). To mix in war (fighters).
  
  Female dancer. Bari'en
  
  *JU3
  
  To go on
  
  To To
  
  s^s'ji ^ M/f To throb (artery). s'yij o j^j -^ To variegate (cloth). a> CsJj o ^sj -fr To adorn a. th. To embellish (speech). To dot * jSj (a writing). To rule (a page). To
  
  of a clock.
  
  Violent (hungei").
  
  To
  
  al^,* -^ J^y*
  
  Di.s-
  
  (looming).
  
  note.
  
  Fool,
  
  Opium.
  
  tinct road.
  
  Bed. Sleeping-place. (clothes).
  
  nage (property).
  
  To To To To
  
  jl--?!?'
  
  eggs. Soporific.
  
  o
  
  ;p\9j
  
  (man).
  
  To patch up To be
  
  -t:
  
  small sea-fish.
  
  Sluggish gait. Brooding of
  
  overtake a. o. hit the target with (an
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  J^J
  
  Great sleeper. *yLt j ^^j} •'^'j Leap, bound (of a lamb). ollwj Large jar. Goby, -sylj ^ -i^y/j
  
  'iLJ^
  
  Oily porridge.
  
  Poisonous
  
  lizard.. iLJ^ll
  
  iW^".?
  
  siliLLJI
  
  ^^
  
  C
  
  ToA
  
  To be scan- xJ'iTjj 3jj,j i»j '^j -{^ ty. Jo be weak, thin. To have httle science, a weak judgment. To oblige a. o. to. *2l& J ^ IJ'3 o — To put an iron-collar to. To feel a. th. with (the hand), uj * — — To compact a. th. -^ To macai
  
  fi>
  
  damise (a road).
  
  To To
  
  down a
  
  let
  
  fine
  
  be watered
  
  bj'
  
  rain
  
  a
  
  ^j
  
  (sky).iJj1_j
  
  rain
  
  fine
  
  "iij]
  
  (earth).
  
  To To
  
  *<^ Jl
  
  quiver.
  
  w.iver in (an affair).
  
  indisfinct in (speech
  
  be incorrect
  
  To
  
  drunkard).
  
  i)CX>,J '
  
  fi>
  
  il^'G' rr
  
  i)lnJ.i
  
  "'^xi '^j '
  
  ^j
  
  Y'j\ x'^^X
  
  man.
  
  Shallow-minded. ( m. f.) xSK'^'ji i!V5'j Disregarded. Thin, weak. ~'i=^'ji ii'^Xj, t '^fj Negligent. Uncompact (cloth). ,
  
  Little leai-ned.
  
  J^\ dUfj
  
  Incorrect in speech.
  
  Jiiljl
  
  —
  
  Confused, indistinct in speech.
  
  ^xT^^
  
  Macada-
  
  ii^l^
  
  Repaired (bucket).
  
  •<«
  
  niised (road).
  
  be weak, cowardly.
  
  To
  
  ride (a beast).
  
  ^S^l)
  
  "^
  
  To voyage on (the To embark (in a ship). To walk in (a road). To embark in (danger). To commit (a fault). To burden sea).
  
  To act heedlessly, at random. ij,l3 ^fj To run away at full speed (horse). He followed his pasij'i^j '0I3.A ^j sions, his own opinion. To have a big-knee. (Sj a ^j To strike a. o. on the s Cs'j
  
  ^j
  
  knee or with th'3 knee. To lend (a camel) to a. 0. fi) s v_.5'j To set ( jewels). To combine, ^— to compose a. th. To transplant (a palm-shoot). -^ To set up ( a gun, a
  
  ^ To
  
  ^^!l
  
  Misfortune.
  
  Meadow. Side servoir.
  
  of a valley.
  
  ^j
  
  'cX>_i
  
  Re-
  
  x^'j
  
  MaUow.
  
  Plant of the class pentandria. Inscription on a stone, a tablet. •^ I/ctter,
  
  xSj
  
  ^3
  
  missive.
  
  Speckled snake. J^\'j\ ^ A'-^'j j, Jij\ Writing-reed. Brand. ji\yi ^ ^'^p Having scanty plants (land). "i^yiyStreaked with brands (beast). To write a fair hand. ^3 — J»j To write a. th. in closiog the a ^53 lines. To improve, to adorn a. th. To dot (unpaid items). — fin To dye (the beard) red. Ji'J\j To dye herself with henna Jiy
  
  (woman).
  
  To be dyed
  
  red.
  
  j»JC-\j Ji3j\j
  
  Jjl
  
  Saffron, henna.
  
  oGJij Oj5jj oGj^ Jaimdiee. Smut, disease o^^j o^'jl in grain.
  
  Sandy
  
  hillock.
  
  To ascend
  
  Jl
  
  _j
  
  «j3jj j3j L5jj Cij a Jj
  
  J
  
  -ft-
  
  -i1-
  
  gradually.
  
  To give a ^j iti/ji Cjj) Xij Jj charm to a. 0. To enchant a. o. To raise, to exalt a. 0. s jj To bring a charge against. j& (a^AJT — To ascend (a jj J[j J^-'J^i jj> ft>
  
  mountain).
  
  To go up
  
  To proJ — To be promoted
  
  (a ladder).
  
  harass
  
  in (rank).
  
  The
  
  affair succeeded with him. To ask a. o. to enchant.
  
  _yi VI *j
  
  5
  
  jji
  
  J-^\
  
  oCSjj "Jj ^ Syj ^j *3j charm. Amulet.
  
  Spell, Cj\^j)
  
  Sorcerer, magician.
  
  ;6j
  
  Witch, sorceress. Great and skilful wizard.
  
  jijj
  
  ^ ^
  
  *l—5j
  
  Bewitched. Stair, ladder.
  
  JIJ s3lj
  
  '^.'j'
  
  ^J\y>
  
  ^
  
  '^lyiJ SS^'j
  
  'J^
  
  Stepping-stone. Ascent.
  
  forge (news).
  
  distress, to
  
  ^:^^ ^'j
  
  ^i^bj ^Ji\ ^U
  
  gress in (science).
  
  a. o. (debts).
  
  To
  
  ^y^j ^Gjl ^ ^'j
  
  i
  
  To
  
  bed).
  
  y->
  
  ^
  
  weak.
  
  Echo. Melting fat said of a useless
  
  J— To
  
  (in speech).
  
  find a. th. thin,
  
  Drizzle.
  
  :
  
  To be
  
  )
  
  Variegated cloth. Numeral. Arabic numerals. He brought much.
  
  a. o.
  
  s
  
  v^O
  
  Place of ascent.
  
  J^j'
  
  u^ To
  
  T
  
  (
  
  |i^j
  
  be motionless (ship,
  
  ^ To
  
  o jS"j
  
  be
  
  »jrj
  
  to be ridden (colt).
  
  fit
  
  To mount a. o. upon (a beast). a — settle (di-egs). To turn to be still To be sot. To be composed, ^'y (pulley). To reach its midday-height To heap up (clouds). v-S'iJ (sun). To poise (balance). -^ To be venal. w^Jl Still, motionless. Party of riders afe,j ^ jS'\j v^JJ —O' -r —^J To h&
  
  Avater).
  
  To
  
  (wind. men).
  
  still
  
  .
  
  i
  
  ;
  
  -fy
  
  I
  
  I
  
  1
  
  Full (vessel). Milch-camel.
  
  above ten.
  
  i_^^3
  
  Pi. Resting-places.
  
  -^T'S^'
  
  Party of riders below
  
  ten.
  
  *—r-S'j
  
  To bury a. th. * j^jj \'J"j o jfj -HTo stick up (a lance). To produce Knee. Joint of the foreleg.-^. Influenza, dengue-fever. ores (God). To set up a. th. ,^'J\ y\ -^ Star in Cygniis. To contain gold, silver ores jb>'J\ *?-W-^' *^j i
  
  ,
  
  (mine).
  
  To To
  
  To
  
  find ores in
  
  To throb
  
  be fixed.
  
  Star
  
  a mine.
  
  (artery),
  
  lean upon (a bow).
  
  Faint noise. Learned
  
  ;
  
  ic.
  
  generous
  
  —
  
  ^jj
  
  man. sjSj
  
  Quiet. Sedate, cool-minded. Sjfljj
  
  silver ore.
  
  SjTX
  
  jTlj
  
  oIjSO,
  
  ~
  
  tain, of a spike).
  
  ^Uj
  
  vTO
  
  v'j^Oj
  
  olive-oil.
  
  s^v^,
  Stirrup of a horse-saddle. ^tTj ^
  
  t JSj, Camel
  
  Buried treasure.
  
  x;/"! jj
  
  5^
  
  of palm-trees.
  
  Imported
  
  shoots.
  
  Gold and
  
  t/C"
  
  Rider; passenger. Head of (a mounOff -shoot
  
  Firmness, resolution. Palm<•
  
  in Sagiltarias.
  
  jfei^jl.
  
  for
  
  v_-j.^jj
  
  >^^^j.j
  
  tjVrj^
  
  ^'j
  
  rr
  
  ~
  
  riding.
  
  Gold and silver oi'es. '?}^j !r "^'J^'j Rider. Skilled in attairs. ^^ji y. ^ Treasure. Pole of a tent, peg. Camel for liding. (f'j ^ <>.^jj Centre of (a circle). ^^'j -r j^l^> rr j^y' Inserted. Fellow-rider, Head-quarters. Residence. ^ Seat of Big-kneed. •C5'3 ^ government; district. Support. Turn of a sentence. •<> Frame To reverse, to turn a CJ'j o ^'j ^ of the body. Mouth-piece.
  
  ^
  
  >J^'j
  
  ^j^'j
  
  ^^'j U^'j\
  
  >^S
  
  a. th. over.
  
  To To
  
  tie (a
  
  thi'ow a.
  
  0.
  
  back
  
  S'
  
  into a
  
  i!
  
  —
  
  ^ ,^j1
  
  former state. j-TlJ ,jJ^'j\
  
  be reversed. Dirt. Crowd. Repair. Bridge. Standing in the middle of the
  
  ^j^ ^\'j
  
  \:LK^j j "Cm^'j
  
  Rope fastening a camel's head
  
  ^v1^
  
  move the ii^j To move (stars).
  
  o je^'j
  
  -tt-
  
  ^y
  
  the feet.
  
  from.
  
  Compound (word). »_J'^i fop. <^'y J*^
  
  Gross ignorance of a •^
  
  Criminal, culprit. Bribed. lean j& ^.feujlj
  
  upon
  
  To
  
  9
  ,_-%*.^^
  
  a
  
  ?^j
  
  -»
  
  a. th.
  
  rely upon.
  
  To seek
  
  Jl^
  
  ^j^j ~
  
  To To
  
  give refuge to
  
  put
  
  o.'s self
  
  enlarge
  
  to stay a. o.j rS'},
  
  ;
  
  at ease.
  
  To
  
  j
  
  y^i^'Ji
  
  (o.'s life).
  
  ^—
  
  in (a place).
  
  Side of a
  
  ^^^jb
  
  ^^j
  
  -r
  
  "r-^j
  
  mountain.
  
  To trample in his run (horse). ^ — To fly swiftly (bird). *liUii. To urge (a horse) with V — To escape
  
  ^rVj^*
  
  vr^'S-*
  
  Shoes.
  
  -t)-
  
  To stay
  
  to his feet. feet.
  
  ^^'y t ^'j*
  
  ship.
  
  refuge towards.
  
  earth.
  
  run, to
  
  nag.
  
  To
  
  floor (ox).
  
  Pole stuck into the
  
  ;
  
  Beast for riding, Constitutive.
  
  To be mingled (hair). To relapse into trouble. To
  
  To
  
  Vehicle
  
  <>
  
  camel).
  
  .„
  
  —
  
  Area of a house. PL Foun- ^fi'jl ^ — datious. Monk's cells. High and hard ground. '\3^j Area of a house. -r^j cr *'t^'j Dropping backwards (saddle). ^Ua^
  
  .
  
  of inud. of
  
  (
  
  T"\«
  
  C
  
  p Heap Heap
  
  liiTj
  
  sand ) Nmnerous
  
  ^iTj
  
  a.
  
  (flocks).
  
  High road. To be grave,
  
  cool.^_^j_,
  
  x,\S"j
  
  o ]^'j
  
  -ft-
  
  lean on.Jl^ Jf'JbS>^j a j(ji,o J'j to rely upon. -^ To betake o.'s self to.
  
  To be strong. To be sedate. To ground o.'s self upon, Rat field-rat.
  
  it
  
  ;^j\ To
  
  Mon'iontous
  
  d^']\
  
  ^
  
  ^j
  
  Strength. Substance.
  
  J —
  
  to stir in (a
  
  j^j oUsTj ^
  
  j-aTj
  
  (of Satan).
  
  four elements.
  
  ^ Staff of an
  
  ;
  
  Swift run. Impulse. Temptation
  
  Column. Support.
  
  affair.
  
  (foetus).
  
  be disquieted
  
  business).
  
  JT^
  
  ,•
  
  Part, strongest side.
  
  womb
  
  ^^'j
  
  ^
  
  0.
  
  To i-ace together. J^^y To move the feet (in agony), jsfe^jjt. To be stirred (water). To travel through (a land). To move in the
  
  Ji^^" J^^^J"
  
  To
  
  The
  
  )
  
  To be started (horse). To race on horseback with
  
  Ci\^'J^\
  
  army.
  
  I
  
  Good runner
  
  :
  
  swift-shooting
  
  J^^j
  
  (bow).
  
  o_^VJI d^'j> \
  
  State ministers. iijji\ cSio'j\ Fh'mness. Sedateness. ^jU'jj "C^j Grave, steadfast. Firmly seated cr^'j (mountain). Pi-ince, chief.
  
  ^-'-TGI
  
  -r
  
  G
  
  oj'jl
  
  Headman. Wasliing-tub. oTO' 'r cXlft To dig (the earth). To a \'Js"j o ^j -^ tighten a. th. To repair a. th. To double the (load of a
  
  Conceited gait.
  
  'Li^J Ji^'J
  
  |
  
  Runner.
  
  u^^O^
  
  \
  
  Fire-poker. Side of a bow.
  
  Deep
  
  hole.
  
  'i^j
  
  Prostration in prayer.
  
  camel).
  
  J^^lf^t
  
  To bow down (^jd.jj (^fj &^j4in prayer. To be bent (old man). To stoop the head. To become destitute after wealth. < To kneel. To make a. 0. to bow » r^Jj ^j down. < To make a. 0. to kneel. Cj\*^j
  
  -r
  
  '*^'j
  
  To sojourn in (a place). tf- Kneeling, genuflection. Bent. To put off a. th. i>j^\'j3 ^j^ji fij -r r^\j To speak ill of a. o. Prostrate. > Kneeling. To seek refuge near. To lay on the ground yjiiscij\— ^Sj -^ To rely upon. ^ (snow). ,^J^j\.)^J'> To kick a. 0. Skiff. -Uj J Cj\'^j w bJS"jj ajS'jj f^j j -^'j S^'j "^ Leaiher-bag. < Coffee-kettle. To urge (a beast) with n ji'^j — Well holding water, '^'j j OlT, ^ :;^j the feet. Lasting, steadfast. To paw (the ground hor.se). <^'J*j -VJ^ I rely upon thee. To thi'ust (a spade) in the ^li, ^J. :
  
  o'l
  
  Large tank.
  
  To
  
  "
  
  * >.*jJ-J
  
  ^'JJ <*>-> ,
  
  repair (a building).
  
  To browse, To be de-
  
  '^'ji
  
  ^
  
  t^j
  
  To mend
  
  a. th.
  
  to graze (cattle).*^jl_j '^3
  
  yj\j U^'ji t-jj ^-j i cayed (bone). To be silent (people). To he full of raaii'ow (bone). 'yj\ — To be prone to. j\ To need repairs (wall). >ln2l. ,
  
  Care, intention. House furniture, IMarrow. Herbage. Moist earth. I
  
  have no fi'om
  
  it.
  
  escaj^e
  
  3,3
  
  vj
  
  '^
  
  ii/^
  
  ^j >j
  
  J
  
  C»
  
  ground with (the
  
  To kick one
  
  foot).
  
  another.
  
  Leek. Bundle of green vegetables. Leek-seller.
  
  Flanks of a beast. Road. Foot of a rider. To heap up a. th. To be heaped. To be
  
  compact
  
  (
  
  flesh).
  
  jT'S^ jf\'_^
  
  a
  
  ^
  
  jT^..
  
  (Jfj o ^X'j
  
  *
  
  jb jXO To become thick ^6:w
  
  (darkness).
  
  Heaped
  
  clouds.
  
  ^VTjj
  
  ^j
  
  ^ij He
  
  Live bird used as bait for hawks,
  
  To spear kick
  
  To
  
  a. o.
  
  To
  
  \^j a
  
  s
  
  a. 0. (camel).
  
  flash faintly (lightning).
  
  in.*j
  
  Spear. Destitution.
  
  Four
  
  S^fSji
  
  ^Ujlj ^\/>x
  
  and
  
  degrees
  
  r
  
  a
  
  lialf
  
  b-.ij
  
  ^4^
  
  '^'•j
  
  a
  
  of
  
  circle.
  
  They are They are
  
  at war.
  
  united
  
  \j[n^
  
  a?-!j ^^.o^^**!;'^
  
  .>•*
  
  against them.
  
  Two-horned
  
  Lanci^r.
  
  (plant).
  
  To become
  
  ^^Ij
  
  (bull).
  
  Arcturus (star). Plague. To send forth prickles
  
  ?^l^)l illi^JI
  
  ;;^l ^lij.
  
  liiUj olii^ fat (camel).
  
  Kind of long-legged
  
  ji'
  
  ^^J^^^l
  
  Me leaned upon a
  
  ^iiL
  
  J./l
  
  iil
  
  rC-'^'j
  
  from old age.
  
  <) Circus, racing-field.
  
  To
  
  starve from
  
  9^^^?
  
  'siC^j
  
  \'j^j
  
  -»-
  
  a?j
  
  i
  
  cold (flock).
  
  To
  
  destroy (a tribe)
  
  :
  
  a flock
  
  »
  
  o
  
  1
  
  —
  
  suffer
  
  from
  
  'tij.'jj
  
  ,
  
  |a:.j
  
  ophthalmia. To put a. th. in the ashes. To
  
  mar (a business). To have milk before
  
  a a^j
  
  fi>
  
  j.%j
  
  J^Ob
  
  -^^j
  
  lose
  
  ju j1
  
  bringing forth (female).
  
  To
  
  into destitution.
  
  fall
  
  To
  
  To
  
  afflict a. o.
  
  with ophthalmia
  
  »
  
  -
  
  of
  
  To be reduced
  
  To
  
  to ashes.
  
  si'J
  
  Celebrated poet.
  
  xi'^JS
  
  Decayed bone. "Winged ant.
  
  j>'^*j,i
  
  Clever
  
  girl.
  
  Worn
  
  out rope.
  
  v'J'r^'O
  
  ^C>j j ^C j1 j:> Decayed, rotten (bone). ^C»jj ^^ j
  
  Lip of cloven-hoofed **3'*-> *'->^ animals. if- Repairs of decayed houses. oli^J^ streets.
  
  Calamities.
  
  cMji^
  
  To open the mouth
  
  j'j'^j
  
  Vj-^
  
  a 1*3
  
  Ayj
  
  saffron.
  
  ^
  
  l«>»jj
  
  fast,
  
  ix^'^y j.i'j
  
  -ft-
  
  camel).
  
  :
  
  A—
  
  To ascertain (news). To exceed (a number). To approach to.
  
  ~
  
  J**^^Jb Jl. Ujl
  
  To arrange. To a. th. To mis with the
  
  cA^^i
  
  jV'-iVl
  
  *
  
  steal a. th.
  
  Qj'j o o-'j
  
  To wipe
  
  -S-
  
  a. th.
  
  hantl.
  
  To be disordered (affair), u^j a ofj To suffer from the belly (camels). To exceed (a number). To jp c-^j surpass
  
  a. o.
  
  leave milk in (the
  
  j
  
  d-^'jb
  
  ~
  
  udder).
  
  of o,'s
  
  j c^Jii\j
  
  cJ'jl
  
  goods.
  
  A —
  
  To
  
  To run
  
  ^
  
  silent.
  
  Cartkamm^ wild To stop in (a place
  
  —
  
  j^y-'Ji
  
  Species of the bitter plants
  
  ash-coloured.
  
  j'i
  
  J'x t "^x
  
  ashes.
  
  Ophthalmia, blear eyes.
  
  15^
  
  ^^'y. Ulktl
  
  be blear-eyed. To be covered with
  
  To be
  
  ^
  
  it.
  
  To spare part
  
  (God). •^
  
  Piece of rope worn out. ^j Whole, totality. -(^ Head-rope.
  
  To
  
  flocks.
  
  :]c
  
  >j Vj
  
  :,> jl
  
  False rumours.
  
  (hail).
  
  To
  
  >^ Vj
  
  and remain
  
  jerboas. staff
  
  pos-
  
  sesses nothing.
  
  He has given the whole
  
  a To gallop (horse). They speared one another.
  
  
  -^
  
  ^-t^j
  
  soften a. th.
  
  called
  
  ja.'^i.
  
  .
  
  Man
  
  
  in tatters.
  
  Weak
  
  in the back.
  
  Blear-eyed. Dirty (garment). o/ij^ o^j Ostrich. ,\j^j
  
  Raft of timbei". Remain- ii»i*j'l ^ c-^'j der of milk in the udder. Attainment.
  
  Ashes.
  
  Camels afflicted J-'/^jj J'^''jj with looseness of the belly.
  
  ;j..jl
  
  ^
  
  olx^jl^j iC«j
  
  Generous, hospitable. i\>^fl j-uj' He exerts himself useless- iC»JJI J rSlj ly, /t7 he blows upon the ashes. -^ Lye, lixivial water. iC*']^)! -\f> Loss, destruction. SiUj :
  
  They are
  
  *h'j J-il
  
  in a disordered 'ff^^^*
  
  J ^*
  
  state.
  
  To mute (bird). To spoil (the writing).
  
  bc*j o r-^j -^
  
  *
  
  r-»3
  
  (
  
  Soil covered -with herbs.
  
  To
  
  retrieve (an evil
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  VAT
  
  ^'j
  
  \^'j o
  
  )
  
  Ash-culoured.
  
  'li^^ o'}^
  
  Roast
  
  God).
  
  To make peace between. To dung (hen). To whelp
  
  ojj
  
  '(.5?V»jj •J^'j^
  
  Blear-eyed.
  
  -S-
  
  —
  
  'j^'j^j j^]ji^
  
  in the ashes (kid).
  
  j^y,
  
  Active, energetic.
  
  Fine and
  
  jjo^j j copious ashes.
  
  ^>j
  
  (beast).
  
  Ic:V,;J
  
  i>'-^j,i
  
  ^^j
  
  iJ'j.
  
  To wink at a. 0. jij ^ Jl^ {yj To commit (a flock) to a new A o — shepherd. To fill up (a skin). ^Vj Di-y filth of the eyes. Having ^ij ^ 'U^3 ^ ^.^jij ^^j To allure a. 0. wth. v_) 5 To jump (gazelle). dirt in the eye-corners. ^'Ij^j ~ Procyon, star in Canii '\::^,'J\^'JJ^\ To be restless. To le in- 'sjC»j o jij teUigent noble. To enjoy authority. minor. To be burning (day). Ca^j ^ J^O ^ To stir (people). To get ready, yj To heat the sand (sun). To be scor- To be disturbed. To stir. ji^jl ched by the ground (foot). To be To rise fi-om (a place). ^t 'J^A — To stick to (a place). blasted by the sun (flock). Sign, wink, To burn with anger at an y'Su, — j^'j ^ jVjj y'jj y\ To have white matter
  
  Ca>3 a (j^ J
  
  i
  
  in the eyes.
  
  ;
  
  fi,
  
  hint. Allegory.
  
  affair.
  
  To sharpen a
  
  (spear)
  
  >b
  
  Ca>j
  
  i
  
  Restless. Numerous. Sedate.
  
  o j^^'j
  
  between stones.
  
  To
  
  Intelligent
  
  roast (a sheep) on heated
  
  5
  
  i
  
  —
  
  jv«3
  
  noble. Respected (man).
  
  Sea. Origin. Pattern.
  
  ^
  
  jyjijj
  
  Large army stirring forward.
  
  stones.
  
  To pasture
  
  ;
  
  (sheep)
  
  a
  
  ja^'J^j
  
  j^'ji
  
  —
  
  j>*lj c'jK^j
  
  Harlot.
  
  Thing hinted
  
  on a burning ground. To wait a. 0. for a while fi^j s ja%j and go off. To purpose (fasting). To burn a. th. To pain ij ft> jaf''j\ a. 0. To affect (the brain sun). To burn a. 0. with anger (affair). To heave (.soulj to be in pangs-^^a^^ To track (game) to a burning 2 — ground. To bound (horse). To be burnt js^iji
  
  at.
  
  *;j|^
  
  jy^
  
  To cover, to buiy a. th.A iSj i o [^ij -^ To bui'y (the dead). 5 ^jb ~ To level and conceal (a a CJj — grave). To conceal (news). To efface
  
  :
  
  (traces
  
  :
  
  wind).
  
  To throw (a stone) at. To be dipped into (water),
  
  ;
  
  i^
  
  i'
  
  —
  
  j ,^>jt
  
  Grave. i.r^bj -r u"^Sb ^/"j Dust of a grave.
  
  ^r xj~^'j
  
  Winds effacing traces. (liver). ovl^j To be distressed by a. th. ^/-y^jl Nocturnal birds a-fUj Lambkin. To be burnt by (heat or grief;. oCjj ^ ^a*j ^ To be disquieted to be grieQJ-j o J-^j -HJ — To pasture a while ved for. (cattle). -^ To twinkle (the eyes). Burning of anger. Rain falling j3>j To take a. th. with the fingers. A — To cast (a stone) at a. o. on a heated ground. ^^ s — To become leafy (plant). To Summer-i'ain, clouds. 'i^^»j J^^'j\ twinkle. 'Ui^jlj CjusK/jj OULk^j uL^j Bunch of odoriferous plants. Ninth Arabian month Raj,i>j *-a« jb -> Eyelids. madan, fasting-month. ^^J, ^ ^^^ i
  
  ;
  
  5».
  
  ;
  
  '
  
  Scorching heat. Burning hot
  
  '•
  
  •Us/'j
  
  (ground).
  
  Crispness of the hair. Blearness. jL»3 Spots on the nails.
  
  j
  
  Sharpened (sword). Flesh of a roasted sheep.
  
  ja^j
  
  Blea-eyed.
  
  Fine in body. i
  
  jj,\
  
  ^
  
  .ilJL^
  
  ^
  
  j,a'J\
  
  To be
  
  leau.
  
  Common
  
  u"J To be ash-coloured.
  
  Weak
  
  stud-mare.
  
  '»iA?jl.
  
  Ash-coloured.
  
  To
  
  S6v»j .tXi^yj
  
  ^iX'A'j^
  
  iiij
  
  sprinkle a. th.
  
  ^ ^^ij
  
  j> di/JJl
  
  ^
  
  '^Vj o J>3 (a couch) Avith
  
  fin
  
  with sand. To adorn
  
  ^ ^'jj —
  
  with blood.
  
  th.
  
  (a
  
  fine
  
  tissue).
  
  -^
  
  To
  
  (a letter).
  
  To walk quick-
  
  -^pj'j Oy^^jj y^'j o
  
  —
  
  j^j j J''Jl) — (woman). To exhaust provisions. To be Jj-'J] exhausted (stores). To lengthen (a rope). To adorn ^ — a. th. with woven leaves. To weave
  
  To become a widow
  
  (a fine tissue). blood-stained.
  
  Sand.
  
  jSjSj S^J d^'J^ ^ jV3
  
  j;jlj JUj^
  
  Geomancy. Sandy ground, Black line. •^
  
  J>^!l -tf-
  
  ^'yo->j
  
  JA^II ^it
  
  Sand-pit.
  
  iX/^j
  
  JC«jb Sand-glass, sand-clock.
  
  J-»j
  
  ?r
  
  j/i^
  
  Juj
  
  -if-
  
  Bachelor.
  
  Weak
  
  *i»Ob
  
  <
  
  J-ll'J
  
  :-
  
  
  ;'b^3 a*^-.
  
  Scanty rain. Excess. Streaks on a wild cow. Musical tune. Geomancer. Sand-seller, Destitute.
  
  *iij^
  
  j'-jl
  
  ->•
  
  Widower.
  
  and destitute people.
  
  iiijVl
  
  Black-footed (white ewe).
  
  ^yj^'j
  
  Barren (year). Stump, stalk Js.»ljb J-jCl t 'i^j'''j of a branch. Needy boy. Small shackles. j;:^.» Texture of palm-leaves. Jyfji Pomegranate. ( un. ;cjC.j ) ol'o "^ Pomegranate-tree.
  
  White poppy.
  
  JUUI
  
  ui'>'j
  
  Androvxinum. all-heal(p^rt.).jl^VI o'S'j < Stomach of ruminant. Wo- t^k/j man's breast. Knob of metal. Steelyard. Large shell. Ruby-coloured.
  
  'jlS»j
  
  Pomegranate-grove.
  
  ;li^
  
  •<>•
  
  ia^j
  
  -H-
  
  ^j
  
  -W-
  
  a
  
  To
  
  o—
  
  point at a. th. with (the
  
  hand
  
  ).
  
  To
  
  (tears
  
  issue
  
  To
  
  eyes).
  
  :
  
  bring forth (a child). To shake (the head).
  
  To go on quickly. To feel a pain in the
  
  *— Cjlij»jj C.>»j
  
  loins
  
  ^/jlj
  
  —
  
  fj^'j
  
  To tremble with anger.
  
  ^^'j
  
  Stooping and lifting the head by turns. Pain in the loins. Disease of the
  
  ^\j
  
  ^Uj
  
  bowels.
  
  ly (man).
  
  To be
  
  i
  
  Cuij
  
  (water-drawer).
  
  pearls.
  
  To stain a. To weave sand
  
  C h^j
  
  5
  
  or age (nose).
  
  man.
  
  Ash-coloiii" of camels.
  
  Black perfume mixed with musk.
  
  To speak ill of a. o. To quiver from anger
  
  Soft part of the skull. Buttocks. XtCO
  
  Spinning-top. Soft and
  
  f''\'Ji
  
  t
  
  r'Ji.
  
  frail pebble.
  
  To ^j\- J->«j « To walk in haste. To shout (man). To be moist (garment, leather). To disperse (camels). To
  
  To
  
  drivel (infant).
  
  drip (grease).
  
  flow (tears).
  
  To flow (tears). To rub (leather) with a
  
  \k'j''j
  
  o*'Jl "^ a jJ'j
  
  ^
  
  the hand.
  
  To
  
  falsify (a speech).
  
  A
  
  To
  
  ^Jj
  
  anoint (the head).
  
  To cast a glance at.jf j A Ciij o j^j -J^ To gaze long at. » j 4> j;ijj — ^'k'j To dispose (a discourse). To make a. th. hastily. jA'jj — To sip a. th. repeatedly. a jjij To perish (sheep). To expand ^jlj fit
  
  ifc
  
  (road).
  
  To be
  
  thin,
  
  weak.
  
  Straitened, poorly
  
  'JV>jlj (life).
  
  jC«j j
  
  Last breath of life. Flock of sheep.
  
  jC»ji
  
  —
  
  jfj
  
  ^ j^j
  
  Bare sustenance. Straitened. Invidious.
  
  Hypocrisy, evil look.
  
  Scanty hfe. Keeping little
  
  j»^Ji J-Js-
  
  affection
  
  ;
  
  ill-
  
  J^Xf^
  
  natured.
  
  Dim-sighted.
  
  To stop in (a To keep a. o.
  
  JyJc. place).
  
  ^_,
  
  Cfyj o
  
  in (a place).
  
  ^
  
  di-^'j
  
  -tt-
  
  2 JJ^'j]
  
  — T"\l
  
  (
  
  Target. Aim; range. ,>»i1h* Shooting an arrow. Scout. To moan. To reojl),tlAij
  
  To twang (bow). To
  
  sound.
  
  To listen to. To twang (a bow). The created beings. sound.
  
  ^
  
  oj
  
  (day).
  
  ~ To
  
  Twang. Ji ij a ^j
  
  ^
  
  his
  
  ^\'J\
  
  ^
  
  J
  
  ^'J\
  
  — To
  
  )
  
  To cast off. To throw a. To
  
  li
  
  TJ'j
  
  a swoon,
  
  reel (drunkard).
  
  ~
  
  roj
  
  u
  
  ^/3b
  
  ~
  
  To make a shoo-
  
  a. o.
  
  a. 0.
  
  ^^ ^
  
  a. th.
  
  _u!l 0.
  
  down
  
  practice usury.
  
  ft'
  
  I
  
  tr-S^'
  
  J']\ ^> —
  
  d^ ^
  
  ~
  
  To exceed
  
  ip
  
  —
  
  To expel a. 0. (country). ^ J^'Jj J'j\ To be slack (affair). To heap J\'J; up (clouds). To shoot o. a. To come to (success or faiJi
  
  jlit rCij
  
  lure
  
  n^y
  
  ^ To
  
  ^-iij'j
  
  ^3 To
  
  Vertigo, giddiness. Reeling. Best aloes-wood.
  
  ;J^
  
  Prow
  
  *fvj^
  
  of a ship.
  
  To be languid. d^ij o kjj To subdue a. o. To render s -ruj languid. .^ To drench a. o. (rain). ^f To be drenched by rain •^uj) -ii-
  
  :
  
  affaii").
  
  fall
  
  down
  
  at the feet
  
  of.
  
  be flung, thrown (mis-
  
  '\::^,'j\
  
  ip
  
  —
  
  jSjK
  
  sile).
  
  He went ofl" hunting. -^ To fall at the feet
  
  uV.^i of.
  
  Sound of stones thrown. Excess. Usury.
  
  He
  
  excels him. throw, a shot. A bad shooter j.13 Jji ^X^'j ISj may hit the point {said o/" unexpected
  
  A
  
  cleave to.
  
  Sweet bay. Myrtle. Aloeswood.
  
  The Albanians.
  
  aO-«-
  
  i»jOj1j i jCjl -^
  
  P
  
  Plane for wood.
  
  ^'j^'j
  
  To
  
  ^jJ3 D
  
  sing.
  
  Madder, dyeing plant. altered (colour),
  
  To move
  
  —
  
  * ~
  
  jtj o*
  
  in abuse.
  
  reel (wine).
  
  the
  
  To
  
  J
  
  (God). trjSJl
  
  ting-match with To throw, to cast
  
  r-ilJj ,
  
  To hum (man). To cause a. o. to
  
  (horse).
  
  oC«3
  
  jji
  
  from a horse.
  
  Madagascar.
  
  To wag
  
  o.
  
  (an ar-
  
  To shoot with s^J/y'
  
  kJJ>ij\-4 jj>»^* v^l>*
  
  faint, to fall in
  
  j
  
  ^J^VI o\i^
  
  hares (land).
  
  To be
  
  —
  
  1
  
  row) with a bow. (a number).
  
  Short-tailed field-rat.
  
  To
  
  »
  
  (an
  
  Jj
  
  v_^ijlj
  
  aS>_
  
  To exceed
  
  i'j'J\
  
  gue {plant). Furred with hare-hair (gaiment).
  
  Indian-nut. («'^ iaJO Smooth date.
  
  hand
  
  give help to a.
  
  To shot
  
  -H-
  
  Ornament.
  
  She-hare. Tip of the nose. Ci/noglo$sum, hound's ton-
  
  To To
  
  with. To cast ^j To throw a. o. into
  
  >
  
  evil).
  
  a heavy (deportment).
  
  Full of rabbits,
  
  i
  
  a. 0.
  
  To speak conjeeturally. May God smite him on
  
  cij-'^j *L'>
  
  the looks
  
  tailed rat.
  
  To
  
  (looks; upon.
  
  •Cjj o^ij
  
  4^3
  
  03
  
  A
  
  ^Cv) J J'j repair to (a place;. cj J
  
  To charge
  
  ^JS
  
  Hare, rabbit. Short-
  
  ^
  
  throw
  
  a. th.
  
  (j'j
  
  towards.
  
  To have
  
  [un. J>ji ) J>j\ \^'j a «>'j -8-
  
  be vehemently hot
  
  Indian almond.
  
  tinkle.
  
  A
  
  Resounding cloud.
  
  To turn
  
  ,v^ To i
  
  kJ^
  
  Ai-menians.
  
  Jj'
  
  Jt ojb
  
  Moau. Plaintive, ringing Bo%A'.
  
  -r
  
  )
  
  head
  
  ^Cj u^j
  
  a
  
  against
  
  r^'j
  
  ^
  
  flies
  
  play.
  
  (the head) to and
  
  iro.
  
  a ^j
  
  __
  
  success).
  
  Small cloud Cu3j ^'Jh dropping large drops. Game. -^ Cartridge. Tax.
  
  '''^'J^
  
  CC«3
  
  Sagittarius, {Zodical sign).
  
  The Prophet Jeremiah. Throwing-machine. Small arrow. Cloven
  
  j,]^i
  
  foot.
  
  ^ sC»_3j«
  
  J
  
  To
  
  To
  
  be fresli (man).
  
  shiue
  
  ,^Ji
  
  (looming), lirightaess of complexion.
  
  Sa^a j
  
  To fear, to dread a. 0.5 CC* j^ OUajj To ba jaded (she-camel). <:^a, J To ride a lean camel. To wear w-*'jl long sleeves.
  
  To withhold
  
  ^iln^\
  
  5
  
  ^'Jj —
  
  ^
  
  a. 0.
  
  oyAy ^j >^j Emaciated, jaded camel. j_^j Thin arrow-head. ^^j, -r ~
  
  ^^
  
  Sleeve of a gai'ment.
  
  Religious order
  
  'Ci jj ^'j^ ^'jj Xl^j
  
  x^j 4-j
  
  ;
  
  monachism. Christian monk. Lion. Nun.
  
  oi-Aj
  
  v^'-^JJ
  
  '^'^V*'
  
  Dreadful, appalling.
  
  liC^j
  
  ^ w^O
  
  J
  
  ?r
  
  *r*0
  
  ^j^[yj vi*J
  
  Monastical.
  
  'skS-^'jJ "si,W*
  
  Fearful.
  
  S^.Ujj ojj^j
  
  Monk. o^SKj Awe, appalment.
  
  *5C>aj
  
  tt
  
  5-
  
  >•
  
  J^jj
  
  Terrific things.
  
  oCaj oCaj P>r*'j
  
  v^'S^
  
  To have a jerking
  
  jJ,-J;
  
  - j^j ^
  
  Unintelligible word.
  
  Speaking
  
  jlij
  
  unintelligibly.
  
  raise (the dust).
  
  —
  
  SalxT Balcliica^ wild willow. ^^J "-^j Border of a sleeve, of ^\jj ^ *iiO
  
  To be turbid (water). To render (water) turbid.
  
  fi>
  
  t>'J
  
  To dispel ( an evil God). To stop in (a place). To be involved in (an affair). To confuse (the eyes
  
  To
  
  J-
  
  sleep).
  
  (bird). To be jfj To be broken (wing). To be weak (mind).
  
  wings
  
  flap the
  
  dim
  
  :
  
  (sight).
  
  To be
  
  dull
  
  (body).
  
  To look
  
  intently.
  
  To wave (standard). To wave (a standard).
  
  jTji fi>
  
  Turbid (water). Brooding (hen). Bar-
  
  —
  
  ^,jj j;'jj jJj
  
  oUUij
  
  '"^^j
  
  vr
  
  ren ground.
  
  Muddy
  
  watei'.
  
  Jl'^i.'j
  
  Slime of a river. sing melodiously; to
  
  *^j
  
  -r
  
  Brightness, splendour. Wavy streacks (of a sword).
  
  j;/j
  
  '^(Jyjj Jy'_^j Jyy C. J j a vl'j "^
  
  J^j
  
  ,
  
  trill.
  
  J-»^ Jr*S^ To warble (bird). To — r-Aj -^ To trill (man).
  
  To be about
  
  to
  
  ring (bow
  
  VJ
  
  Trilling voice
  
  v_^^j
  
  ;
  
  '
  
  Ji
  
  J.'
  
  ringing sound.
  
  rain (sky).
  
  Dust. Waterless cloud.
  
  T-^JJ :!tAj
  
  Melodious song.^tresses.
  
  ^
  
  Riot.
  
  Recitative,
  
  To gaze
  
  Arsenic.
  
  Realgar, red orpiment. _,iol !»tAj
  
  Gentle walk of a horse.:
  
  '.p
  
  To pound a. th. To make a gross
  
  ^
  
  a
  
  i^ij a jl»3 blunder. ju»j
  
  S^UJ
  
  life.
  
  Kindness, gentleness,
  
  */i_^ j
  
  Soft, delicate. «^*'j >• -i^j Unsteady, wavering. i'^'S" To be slow. To be restricted, o^j -STo turn round in (walking). j —
  
  scoff at, to bully, jp
  
  Jl^j
  
  Joa^j
  
  Ci^'Ji
  
  ^
  
  To To To
  
  _J'j
  
  hymn. J J'Jj
  
  with delight
  
  Orpiraent, king's yellow
  
  To
  
  -fr
  
  To^ijl
  
  perfume a house.
  
  Delicacy of
  
  ^j
  
  V^IJV'j
  
  camel).
  
  To
  
  gait.
  
  To
  
  (jaded
  
  :
  
  To become a monk.
  
  Fright, dread.
  
  ^j1 —
  
  To walk quickly. To drop the ears
  
  the nose.
  
  frighten, to
  
  threaten
  
  Xi>jji
  
  ^—
  
  (camels) from wa-
  
  ter.
  
  To
  
  Shouts of players. Share of food. Well-being. Meadow.
  
  **^,'J ,
  
  \^'j o O'j
  
  (-/jj
  
  *
  
  at.
  
  overlook, to neglect
  
  ^—
  
  a. th.
  
  sing.
  
  '*i'-^'.J'-^
  
  delight
  
  :
  
  to cheer a. o.
  
  s j'J^j
  
  —
  
  (beauty).
  
  To equal blandish
  
  a. 0. in
  
  beauty.
  
  To
  
  s
  
  J\'j
  
  a. 0.
  
  Attractive beauty.
  
  Cj
  
  Sound. Delight.
  
  Looking with
  
  delight.
  
  To keep open house i.
  
  e.
  
  'C j
  
  ;
  
  y'^j fit
  
  a'jk'j
  
  to be very hospitable.
  
  —
  
  -^'j
  
  oj
  
  *
  
  j
  
  A) To remain on horseback. To remaia
  
  To
  
  La j
  
  in doors.
  
  Kindred,
  
  -J^+j
  
  o.'s people.
  
  Party
  
  ia^\'J\j
  
  Enemy.
  
  of men less than ten.
  
  (
  
  With
  
  a number) Person, individual. are all j'j^ if^iijij
  
  We
  
  jl
  
  ^j
  
  Coward.
  
  OiUfcj
  
  i
  
  assemble.
  
  Jaf;
  
  Fool.
  
  cj'j^j^j o'-^'jj o'-^j
  
  C)J->^jJ '•'•>^JJ XJJAjj
  
  rr
  
  (
  
  -ft-
  
  ground). 'o"''
  
  collected.
  
  Leathern flaps used as JaUji. ?- l»ij drawers. Moler 'VJaAljj 'Uaijj *L*j
  
  ^Uj
  
  hole.
  
  To be jolted, shaken, stirred. ,j-»S To be flooded (valley). To ^j\ press together (men). To heap up (locusts).
  
  To become bountiful J^'y — J^j (man). To yield much milk (she-ft-
  
  Furnit'ire of a house.
  
  ^"^j.
  
  To thin (a sword). * Ciij a Ji* j To be thin (sword). Ci*jj *sC» j o wiA To whet (a blade). To thin. * wiAjl — To extem[)orise (a speech). yj Thin. Whetted (swoi'd). jk.»Jfi wVt j
  
  To
  
  Slender (horse).
  
  Bountifulness. Share.
  
  -ft-
  
  .Jiij^
  
  To be foolish. To lie. To be mischievons,
  
  Caij a
  
  j* j
  
  -ft-
  
  To
  
  ungodly.
  
  hasten.
  
  near ; to overtake a. o. i jijlj — & jij charge a. o. with evil. near puberty (youth). jaI j oppress a. o. jaJI '^'^s^ To exact a painful duty from, i^li 5 — — To prevent a. o. by hurry o' from (performing prayer). To delay prayer to the ;5UsJl ^»]\
  
  To To To To
  
  2(
  
  2*
  
  last minute.
  
  Malice. Tyrannical muad. Impu-
  
  jij
  
  Fast run. About one hundred.
  
  jii'j jri*
  
  Ji^'jj J'i'j,
  
  Saffron.
  
  oliiij
  
  Overtaken (by a
  
  foe).
  
  Reduced
  
  ji^A
  
  to extremity. Light-minded. Resorted by ^'Jf> guests. Suspected of evil. Wicked.
  
  Generous.
  
  To pound
  
  camel).
  
  To be
  
  To J-^'jX To knock together To be in civil war (tribe).
  
  loosened (bow).
  
  shudder (hoofs).
  
  (
  
  man
  
  ).
  
  a—
  
  thrust (the spear) obliquely,
  
  "Ci^jk^jj *i.Aj
  
  Shock of the hoofs. Weak j-i^j (man). Lean-backed (she-camel). Thin (spear-head). Fine dust. Two veins in the foi'efeet of oll^Ol beasts.
  
  Veins of ( un. iLjbVjj jjt\'j ) ^aIj j the palm of the hand, of the forefeet.
  
  To hurry a. 0. ^ i Ca*j a ^'j To urge (a debtor). To squeeze a. th. To blame a. 0. To urge (a debtor). s ^aI jj — To be hurt in theCajij a ,j<x*jj ,yii*j fi^
  
  -ft-
  
  sole (horse).
  
  tation.
  
  a. th.
  
  *
  
  Cfeuij
  
  a dli j
  
  between two stones. To remain in (a place). To have a sluggish gait. Good work. she-camel.
  
  -ft-
  
  To
  
  range (of sto-^ u^*J
  
  set the first
  
  To
  
  nes) in a wall.
  
  To prosper
  
  fasten a. th.
  
  a. 0. (God).
  
  hurt (a horse
  
  :
  
  To
  
  "i
  
  ^ja»j\
  
  stones).
  
  First range of stones in a wall.
  
  Bricks of mud. Hurt in the sole of horses. Setting the first row of stones. Wounded on the
  
  ^^^j
  
  ^_^j "LaJij ^y»li j
  
  u^'j
  
  sole (horse).
  
  —
  
  <^'A
  
  Hurting the sole (stones.) Strong rocks.
  
  dU j
  
  Rank.
  
  ^j
  
  Weakness.
  
  Weak
  
  ii-i^'j
  
  Lark of Mecca. To stir, to Cl'jA^j G*^ ^ J*J "^ move about. To stir on behalf of. J _0j\ To tread upon the A Caj a ^^aj
  
  «fe».Aj .
  
  i^tj>'j
  
  Office.
  
  To take
  
  ij^^M'j
  
  ii**,? tf>
  
  ijL'jj
  
  large (mouthfuls).
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  Cki^ a
  
  iJ^'j
  
  glut a. th.
  
  -ft-
  
  J
  
  (YAY)
  
  ^jj
  
  ^
  
  r Events happen
  
  ViB»jO. "Cji'j'f
  
  jy^\
  
  To
  
  in their fixed time.
  
  Marine chart. jjtiC^I ji ^Cx* j P To walk gently. To fall \'ykj o C* j -{{ cahn (sea). To expand the wings.
  
  To part (the legs). To act gently towards. jp To approach towards. To
  
  t^jj
  
  ^'J\i
  
  — —
  
  U*->
  
  Worthless man, cipher. flabby
  
  To To
  
  To
  
  be to be swollen
  
  quiver. ;
  
  relax a.
  
  ;
  
  j a
  
  J* j
  
  -tt-
  
  (flesh).
  
  0. (sleep).
  
  be flabby
  
  Thin cloud. Soft, weak,
  
  To
  
  -^ieS'ji "iiej^j
  
  ^
  
  5j*jbj*j
  
  swollen (horse).
  
  j»^7 Jaj^
  
  lax.
  
  Ja'j
  
  drizzle continuously
  
  ^j1 — ^»j
  
  «-
  
  (sky).
  
  agree with. To come to a broad place. To feed on cranes.
  
  Drizzle
  
  To reconcile with. To mix together. To prepare
  
  Emaciated ewe. j^j^'jj -^^ j Harmless birds. Large number. ^Uj
  
  a porridge. 'Gbj^ Crane (bird). Crowd of >*-> men. Depressed or elevated ground, %^'ji — He has done it easily. \^'j ilis Porridge of pounded wheat and ;!* j
  
  More
  
  milk.
  
  town of Emesa.
  
  Orfa, ancient
  
  Easy
  
  (life).
  
  Continuous hos-
  
  To be weak. To ba remiss. To di'oop (load). To issue tears(eye). To shake. To waver. \^'j To totter (in walk). To threaten j — with (rain cloud). To waver (in). ~ *bJ "^ To ponj j^^j '"^i.'S'
  
  The
  
  *'j'->
  
  letterj.
  
  Foam
  
  
  of the sea.
  
  Cjjj o
  
  A'j
  
  k_jl
  
  j -^
  
  To be perplexed; crack-brained (man). To lie. To feel drowsy
  
  > To
  
  Quantity, amount. Curd.
  
  from
  
  art clear guilt.
  
  a. th.
  
  s_jO
  
  ,J/j dlllt <J/j'^j
  
  rr
  
  j^'S"
  
  ^'Jii\
  
  ^'ji >>*!r*
  
  a
  
  ^j^"^
  
  ^^ j
  
  lay a
  
  ^ — — —
  
  olfe^JLi
  
  Cy* j Cjb J a
  
  with.To promise
  
  a. th. to.
  
  a —
  
  mortgage property.
  
  jc 5 OCftj, j *;A)^;i ^ySlj race with a. o. for. o.
  
  To pay
  
  »
  
  a. o.
  
  ^]\
  
  in advance.
  
  To ask a high price for goods. J— To pay, to give a. th. in advance. To secure sustenance to Jit(a guest).
  
  To
  
  give a. o. as hostage. j'<Si\
  
  —
  
  ^j ?
  
  c^*"
  
  ij^'A
  
  corpse in the grave.
  
  To lay a wager together. ^i\'j, To receive a. th. as a pledge, a J'^'j\ To be bound, obliged to. ^j ^^jf To ask a. th. as a pledge. * o*'-^l Pledge,^Aj^ CnA jj 0>AJJ oUj,
  
  ?r
  
  0*
  
  earnest. .^ Mortgage.
  
  Manager
  
  sleep.
  
  He is about to be slain. io ^S'j To be jaded (beast). kjj'j To churn, to curdle (milk).* v'V'j ~
  
  Thou
  
  ^^0'
  
  Watered by a fine rain. To last, to continue. C^j To be settled in a place. To be emaciated. To A 5 ^'Jj Ji;p A J * 5
  
  *~:.j,j
  
  (milk).
  
  from satiety or
  
  ^aJ^
  
  un-
  
  He deposited the '^'A
  
  Kind of acacia-tree. To be churned (i.j'jji
  
  :
  
  guent.
  
  :
  
  Reflection.
  
  *i-*j,
  
  fruitful (land).
  
  wager. To To weaken a.
  
  ^«1^.
  
  der over (an answer). Mature examination.
  
  ^Uj,j ^aj ^
  
  Populine, (unguent).
  
  To
  
  Amble. Ambler (horse). To amble (horse).
  
  V'ii
  
  and
  
  ,
  
  *-Alj
  
  Fleet (horse).
  
  fine
  
  Poultice plaster
  
  pledge
  
  pitality.
  
  Bee.
  
  ;
  
  lasting rain.
  
  I
  
  of cattle.
  
  guarantee
  
  it
  
  ^JC« 4j
  
  ^aj^
  
  "^c^^j) c^'j Z)i
  
  iJl
  
  to thee.
  
  Steady. Lasting. (food).
  
  Lean.
  
  -{»•
  
  Ready
  
  zLkl j
  
  Race-horses for betting. Pledged. Engaged. o>*S^->
  
  Pawn, pledge.
  
  ^ ^I'j
  
  Strong, fast. oUj, Jli. '^'j
  
  o«^lr'J
  
  cr,VA
  
  j
  
  ^
  
  Si;*!)
  
  j
  
  YAA)
  
  (
  
  To
  
  give rest to a.
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  i ^\'j\j ^j'j
  
  Rennet
  
  for milk.
  
  Apa-
  
  o.JJJ O.J J
  
  thy. Livelihood.
  
  bring back (cattle) in the evening.
  
  Want. Easy life. Part of the 5 ^j j To visit a. o. in the evening. n/j night. Piece of meat. Mespilus AroTo fan a. o. — nia, medlar-tree. Fertile land. To cheer a. o. To perfume (a poJ.jj ^ •-y'j'j '^'^'/jJ ,^'fj made). -^ To spoil; to squander a.'th. Confused, drowsy. To procure abortion. ^ To leak (vessel). To miscarry ^j j Chui'ning- vessel. o.j'y' "^j ^ij" To dung (horse). (woman). CJ jj o oO ^ To subside (building). rwj "^ Dung of cj\j]\ ^ {un. Tj'/j) cj'jj hoofed beasts. To allay to quiet a. o. »j 5 5^J j -^ Siftings of wheat. Tip of the To alternate (two works). v/j oy. ^Ji j nose. Beak of an eagle. To i'est on (each foot) in turn. To fi>
  
  :
  
  on (each side)
  
  reclir.e
  
  Anus
  
  in turn.
  
  of a horse.
  
  
  To have currencyvVlJjj ii>jj o 5-' J "* To stink (water, meat). <^ij\j t^'jS To be exposed to the wind. iilj(^ ^\'j\ (coin). To sell readily (goods). To be unsteady (wind). To be speedy. To To tak«^ breath. To die. To take rest. To alight (rider). be ready (food). To pay (a debt) to a. o. u a — To circulate (money). To sell a ^jj (goods) readily, To huri'y a. th. To scent (man game). 5 ^j]\j — — To gi'ow up (plant). To beco- ^Yj To hurry a. th. »_ij A me leafy (ti'ee). To contract a smell. ^ To hurry to be speedy. ^j j — •< To get the start of a. o. To act, to depart La the evening. To go in the evening to a. 0. 's. 5 — To turti around a watering^j'j, To fan o.'s self. ^ — trough( camel). To do a. th. alternaCurrent (money). Saleable ^j^/Jj ^jiJlj •ry yJ yi^J -if-
  
  :
  
  ;
  
  ^
  
  (goods).
  
  tively.
  
  To
  
  be brisk
  
  cheerful
  
  ;
  
  
  X>j\
  
  take rest.
  
  To To To To
  
  To go
  
  take, to find rest.
  
  0.
  
  Ju
  
  To
  
  revive
  
  f>j n
  
  J
  
  -
  
  ^jjl^[
  
  (a tree).
  
  Wine.
  
  Windy
  
  Joy, cheerfulness.
  
  ^\'j
  
  day, night. '^^iO ''^ J r'j
  
  Rest, quiet, ease.
  
  yA Xij
  
  Palm
  
  of the band. ^\'jj cj^\j ?r <»0 Wife. Even, fruitful land. Court. Fold of a garment.
  
  <
  
  Racket.
  
  -^ Privy.
  
  ;::p|
  
  Lnonlis leontopef'dum,
  
  ^^
  
  a^Vt ^^I'j
  
  Soul.
  
  life.
  
  ^\j'J\
  
  Inspiration.
  
  -(>
  
  (?«. andf.) ^jj Ghost. -^ Spirit,
  
  ^
  
  Charge of a gun. Forbearing, long-minded.^_,^ll Jj^ The Holy Ghost. ^'aSlI ^~yj\
  
  essence. Oneself. •^
  
  in
  
  jj* J Jl^j ^
  
  the evening
  
  ^O
  
  To be
  
  point
  
  "^
  
  lost.
  
  of.
  
  0>ij -r^'j ^\jjj (>yj -
  
  to.
  
  To smell a. th. GJ j — To be windy (day). To be G-j j a ^1 j ventilated (house). To become leafy 1
  
  fi>
  
  (tree).
  
  To blow upon a. To feel the wind become a
  
  o.
  
  (wind).
  
  (tree).
  
  fi>
  
  To
  
  '^ifj
  
  — -
  
  stallion (horse).
  
  To be brisk, ready to. To do a benefit readily. To receive (a favour)
  
  J *»lj iJj^^iUJ, ^y.
  
  »
  
  ^)'J\j
  
  — — —
  
  from.
  
  lion's leaf {plant).
  
  Breath of
  
  -if-
  
  •^
  
  rest upon a. o.
  
  j o
  
  li-lj
  
  To go away,
  
  To be about, to on the He is near death.
  
  (God).
  
  scent a.
  
  go, to act in the
  
  evening.
  
  deliver a. 0. in his
  
  mercy
  
  To
  
  ^j'jJJ 5iCj),j *>.\'jj To rejoice at a. th.
  
  (>\'jj
  
  J
  
  ^\yj
  
  —
  
  %»6'_^j
  
  (place). To be -riij^ overtaken by the wind. To be large, wide. b-jj a ^^j/j
  
  To be windward
  
  JJ
  
  Bountifnlness. Cheerfulness.
  
  Starting-place Stable
  
  *-J»cij1
  
  place of return, ^v^ji
  
  station for cattle.
  
  ;
  
  Windy
  
  ;
  
  7?
  
  (^-^
  
  3^j
  
  (day); aired.
  
  ^Ij^
  
  ^_^j ^/j,
  
  Perfumed ointment.
  
  ^i
  
  ^yj>
  
  Jesus (for Moslems)."
  
  The Angel
  
  Gabriel.
  
  God, the Supreme Spirit. ^JitVi ^jj\ feigned to be so. ixf iij'j ji^
  
  ^ He The
  
  devils.
  
  -^
  
  Windward. Desert.
  
  At
  
  o^ Cvj j ^
  
  *»->y*
  
  r-JL-^y* 9r
  
  neighbour.s, to blow gently (wind).
  
  To send
  
  <^ To To To To to
  
  To To
  
  (a scout) for fodder.
  
  Jfrj <-.iJ
  
  ^
  
  i ij'j
  
  s ^^^JJ,J eijilr*
  
  To
  
  J^
  
  iluj'jj \':>j^^j
  
  \hi,h
  
  obey.
  
  To
  
  ~
  
  *
  
  ^'^^jj{^j'J
  
  exact
  
  a
  
  a. th.
  
  pastui-e (cattle).
  
  iCJI.
  
  i\'.^{
  
  Scout for cyj^Xjj iijjj Silj ?r -*j'l fodder. Handle of a hand-mill. Spy. Forerunner. Homeless man.
  
  Going about
  
  Siljjj Soj'ljj sil jj
  
  the neighbours (woman). Gentle wind. i\fjj ^/j
  
  il
  
  j
  
  gently. _
  
  ^^^
  
  iJl^dJjj la/ j'j
  
  Grant me a delay, ^y^jjfjj ^j./j'j thou, ye.
  
  Will, free will. sti.:-
  
  j^A-
  
  Ostrich. Shallow vessel.
  
  U.J j
  
  Evening
  
  ^ij j
  
  ;
  
  afternoon.
  
  Rest, quiet.
  
  «CiJjj *^Ujj
  
  -
  
  breath. Victoi'y. !«;iOb Strength. Mercy. Smell-scent. :
  
  Weather-cock. Whitlow.
  
  -t^j
  
  yS"^
  
  ^
  
  x^'jh\ ^jj Flatulency. Rheumatism.x^jfc, j -^jrvj Smell. Wind. ;ijj
  
  Any aromatic Sweet
  
  plant,
  
  oi»C j
  
  basil. Livelihood.
  
  Clinopocliuin, basil-weed.
  
  Ociinum
  
  basili-
  
  ^ oUJj
  
  Offspring.
  
  ^^
  
  dU^JIj ^^Vii;!'
  
  uUJj uUJj
  
  Ci<m, basil-royal.
  
  joram. Kind of wormwood. Cissus rotandifolia
  
  z'^\j[
  
  Myrtle-tree.
  
  Silji
  
  Lamms
  
  ^j r,^ ^ ij^ needle for collyrium. Iron of the bit.
  
  Willed. Intention. iiyi Pasture ground for camels.i|Jtl>Jj il^^ <•
  
  Wj
  
  iUj
  
  ^^^1 oUi^ Ja^Vl o&eJ^"
  
  :
  
  oCi,i obtJj
  
  wild grape.
  
  Decree of the Sultan. Axle of a pulley. Ivory
  
  Windward
  
  V/j
  
  day, night.
  
  Origanum maru^ mar-
  
  [
  
  Go
  
  ^j'j ^'/j
  
  Mercy.
  
  Justice.
  
  Fine, cheering
  
  il 'J
  
  walk gently. desii'e, to
  
  ul6*/»
  
  Rest. Breeze. Joy. Victoiy.
  
  Wind ^
  
  desire a. th.
  
  entice a. o. to. act,
  
  *J,^j j feet.
  
  ijlj
  
  entice a. o. to sin. will.
  
  Agreeable place. between the
  
  yXj^ Width
  
  To ask a. th. ^ uQj, j iS/j o i) j « To seai'ch for food, fodder. To go to and fro in a pasture. iSi'j j — To be restless, sleepless.. i'iCj il j To go round about the Clij j j lij jj —
  
  U/j
  
  'j,
  
  poreal (being).
  
  rest. ^ljj>i
  
  Resting-place. Grave. Privy.
  
  ^uyvi
  
  i:ijb3lj ^uii)>
  
  Spiritual, incoi--
  
  Fifth horse iu a race.
  
  ^j J
  
  «il
  
  cn^Vl ^jjjij ^j^JI
  
  place.
  
  Candidate, novice. Devotee.
  
  jjyl
  
  China rhubarb. '^.^^ Jji'jj Jjj P Yellow ^\jji\ -<^j'-jul>' Jj rhubarb. •^ Rhaponticine. _^i -^jjO Sect of Metempsychosists. :^jij\^\ To go to and fro. I'jj j o ifj -«
  
  jy^\ oUJ'^
  
  camphora. camphor-tree.
  
  j^\^\
  
  oWj
  
  C7/ri/5rtn?2,corn-marigoid.:^Ui^
  
  Good woman. Cooled, pleasant (day).
  
  ^
  
  Henceforth.
  
  -^
  
  Beyond the
  
  ^^^^jj
  
  9-Jj
  
  ^w'jj >•>;" o^
  
  _^l ^^ ^u.i^'^i oJ Ij Vj *i; C i1 C>
  
  river.
  
  He possesses no flock.
  
  I
  
  To weigh (a coin). Sj A To test a. o. To ask, to
  
  Ijj'j o jlj -»desire a. th.
  
  Smell. Evening rain or
  
  rv}jj
  
  -^
  
  *^,\j
  
  mist.
  
  Spacious (place), ^/j ^ '^'jj Part-legged. Shallow (bowl). Joy. Mercy. Generous. Brisk.
  
  j,
  
  ^jjl
  
  ^-^j's Jl^^-iJ^
  
  j
  
  TV
  
  (
  
  Newlj- broken and
  
  untrained (colt). Pool in a low cA^Vj'j and hard ground.
  
  To
  
  o CW jj
  
  repair
  
  to a
  
  summit (wild
  
  Mastei'-mason.
  
  cA"'
  
  J^i}j-
  
  Watching
  
  ^'jj
  
  i
  
  o
  
  p.1
  
  i
  
  '*j>i
  
  l^. 9.1'^
  
  To b.-^ pleasing, sagacious, ^fj a ^j/j To chide sheep. ^'^i 5^3 j' ^Cjlj f.jji To be frightened at. To be glad, prone to do good. J f.tj{ Fear, fright. War. p.j j
  
  ^
  
  Heart, mind.
  
  f.j'j
  
  Surprising beauty, courage.
  ^.j'j
  
  plj'j
  
  heart.
  
  Surprising by pjjj o^lj ,r ;^,b beauty, courage. Elegant (word).
  
  F. Admirable or
  
  ^.j'jj
  
  ^'Afj
  
  ^
  
  :UJ( j
  
  terrible thing. In bi-oad light.
  
  jl^iib ^/-^' *^'->
  
  First white hair.
  
  Excitiog admiration.
  
  pj'jj
  
  w-pJI jiij'/i
  
  dodge
  
  j
  
  ^ 'tjj ^ wjl ^^i
  
  Terror-stricken. Perspicacious, slant, to
  
  'J
  
  liJ.l
  
  Frightful, terrible.
  
  To
  
  Ciij
  
  jO
  
  jj (pj j
  
  ^j'jj^ j.lj
  
  -JJ-
  
  \
  
  jjj
  
  ^r
  
  of masons.
  
  jO
  
  sjGj^
  
  oyyi
  
  j'S'
  
  oj/j
  
  P
  
  "C-Si'jij
  
  P
  
  ,
  
  ,
  
  ii^l
  
  f>
  
  s
  
  Weight, amount. Mural aperture dormer. Annual book, almanac.
  
  j -^
  
  i»l
  
  beast).
  
  To be afraid of. ^ fojj (sj j o 9I j ^ (iijj o To return (thing). j i p/ji — To fi'ighten a. 0. To surprise, to please (beauty). » — — ju)l j To be firm in the hand. Thirst-quenching beverage.
  
  To improve (a farm). To ponder over (a scheme).
  
  m.f.) jaYj
  
  To have a proud gait, uj'j w-'j * To eat much. To wash away a. th. (torrent). A — *j-i ^rj j Wicked man. To eat much. To eat little.C;.} j o j-\.i -Si — To weaken a. 0. (illness). Haii-y
  
  on the ears
  
  J-j'/jj J'^'j
  
  Weak.
  
  (camel).
  
  To bi'eak, to train (a colt). A *-3kj, ~ To bore (a pearl). To resort to a garden. J^j'j To train o.'s body or mind. lliJ jaj'j To turn (a land) into a garden. * — To blandish a. o. To render ^j s j='j\'j (a land) verdant (God).
  
  To To To To
  
  j»l jl quench o.'s thirst. 5 — quench the thirst of. abound in gardens ( place). j93jb ~ stagnate in (a valley, j>\'J\Z.\i — water). in a pool :
  
  To vie, to contend. J^'S^J To make a spiritual retreat. j4 J "^ () To improve in health (sick man). To train o.'s self. To be trained to be broken J^t'j^ ;
  
  to poetry.
  
  (thief, fox).
  
  To deviate fi'ora the road. ^ij^\ js- — — To incline stealthily towards. Jl^ To rush on a. o. with (blows). t_j Jc —
  
  To become spacious (place). To be cheerful (soul).
  
  To put grease in (food). ^.j'j To delude a. 0. To attack a. 0.5 f.j\'j — To allure a. 0. to. J^ To sc.}k, to desii'e a. th. * ^cj\j f.\'J\ To wallow (beast). They struggled together.
  
  oL^j^j Jp\j,i cXis'iJi J^'jj ?r '^'jJ Wateiy meadow. Luxuriant garden. Water in the bottom of a pool. Half
  
  fi>
  
  2$
  
  Deviating (road). fj\'j Shift, stratagem, slyness. aSJjjj 9IJ j Slant, sly. Fox. ^)j j Wrestling-place. *^\>.J,J *^IJ
  
  Abundance of harvest.
  
  To be
  
  still,
  
  motionless.
  
  j,G Cjj
  
  j
  
  ^i j
  
  j -JJ-
  
  J^KA^K,
  
  Verdant garden, meadow.
  
  jaj j
  
  a skin of water. Bodily exercise. Practice of <-is\ij good works and prayer. <• Magical performance. Good health. Retreat, mission.
  
  Exact science
  
  Trainer of colts.
  
  ;
  
  cjt^\ij^ j^,i 1j>U^' >?" mathematics, music.
  
  o>iaJJ jj J»C!>J *^l'j
  
  ir
  
  J^Sj
  
  j
  
  P' To
  
  wait, to tarry.
  
  ^5j
  
  To make a. o. to desii-e a. th. A ffj ^j — '^j\'j — To plan various schemes. To ridicule a. o. o^aI; /i'y
  
  Pond. Place in the desert.
  
  Lobe of tlie ear. Greeks of Byzantium. The Greek church.
  
  '
  
  X/il
  
  j
  
  ^ij ^ ^j j
  
  j'iji ^Ijjl
  
  Mediterranean aea.jaJvi yvll^j.y^l_^
  
  Greek
  
  ;
  
  Byzantine.
  
  "^/j
  
  j^'^.jj
  
  in Eui'ope,
  
  li{
  
  j
  
  ^_)
  
  Ts
  
  Roumelia. Glue for sticking feathers. •^
  
  Rafter, beam.
  
  Rome
  
  i^/j
  
  VJ-^j t 4* J J
  
  (town).
  
  ^^Jai'l *^j jj
  
  Sj'/j
  
  ill
  
  luck.
  
  Main part
  
  of a. th.
  
  Sound. Critical
  
  ;
  
  ;cJ_j
  
  quiet (night,
  
  j
  
  uCjjl
  
  day).
  
  Broken, tamed To be rippled relate {a tradi-
  
  ^
  
  xi\3j
  
  i
  
  Ji'j
  
  ^
  
  tion). To twist (a rope). To carry water for a. o. itj J — To fasten a. th. on (a camel). ^ — To draw water for a. o. 5 — To tigi ^^ J^'yj^j.^jj.j \.j,j^[j a iSj'j b3 well watered ( cattle, land). To
  
  ^
  
  thrive (tree).
  
  To ask
  
  CSj j o JIJ 5
  
  in.
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  u —
  
  To have long teeth. CSjj a Jj^j To clarify (wine). To sell ^ Jjj (goods) for some better. <• To recovei' from illness, anger. jJ3 To overcharge a. 0. in (a sale). J il — Night has spread its jljll Jjj darkness. the gallery of
  
  o.'s
  
  house facing another. To pour (water, blood).
  
  To
  
  »
  
  Jjl3
  
  i*
  
  jijl
  
  breakfist.
  
  Gallery
  
  Horn
  
  jS^^j Jj^j •• pavilion. Curtain.jijjl ^ jj
  
  ;
  
  ;
  
  spear held between a horse's Life. Dauntless
  
  Death-rattle.
  
  man. Self-conceitedues.-i. Pure love. Pure water. Bloom of youth. Beginning of the night.Chief. Body of man. Fine horse. Planning and acting. He ran vehemently. He re- ijlj'jl iit mained at rest. issued
  
  zX^\
  
  tears-ojiiJI Jlj'J
  
  Great beauty. Handsome, the best of men.
  
  :ajj
  
  (w.
  
  s. 'pl.)
  
  Projection of the upper-teeth. Peristyle. Tent.
  
  j/jj
  
  ~^jj\
  
  'i^jj
  
  j/j
  
  ^
  
  J\jj
  
  Dooi'-curtain. Eyebrows.
  
  Strainer. Wine-jar. Cup.
  
  Bloom
  
  of
  
  life.
  
  Best part
  
  Jjjl j
  
  ji jj JJ j
  
  ;
  
  first pai't.
  
  a. o. to recite
  
  (a poem). -^
  
  wonder
  
  excel, to be superior to.
  
  The eyes
  
  (water).
  
  To
  
  cleai* (wine).
  
  excite
  
  ears.
  
  Dfsire. Craving.
  
  Misfortune,
  
  be
  
  To have
  
  a Christian. European.
  
  Turkey
  
  To To To
  
  To show
  
  fit
  
  a.
  
  i iSj'S^j iJj'j
  
  Clear, limpid.
  
  iJj'jj JJ'j
  
  r^
  
  J'j'j
  
  Comely.
  
  th. to.
  
  To reflect upon a. th. *\j'^ ^ J jjyj jj'j Breakfast. To quench the thirst of. 5 t]jj[ jj'J\ Horned. Having a j/j ^ '[V/j j, Jjjl To water (plants). projection of the upper-teeth. jj^S To satisfy o.'s thirst. To G) j 'S'}}' Porticoed (building). Clarified bacome compact (Umb).
  
  To relate (a fact). To be twisted (rope). To be
  
  (wine).
  
  A — \S'yj\
  
  strong (limb).
  
  Abundant water. jjj P'ruitftilness, abundance jj -^ Rain, q Large leathern-bucket, xs'j Copious watering. Abundance. "xSj Sweet smell. Abundant water-.spring.
  
  Common
  
  estate
  
  ;
  
  estate of ilj^l JC« a
  
  bankrupts. Echo.
  
  To To
  
  *6»jjj 'Uojj
  
  —
  
  J«j
  
  sinear (bread) with grease.
  
  a>
  
  slaver (cattle).
  
  Jjj
  
  Superfluous tooth in hoi'ses.
  
  Slaver of horses.
  
  To
  
  desire a. th.
  
  eagerly.
  
  -fr
  
  —
  
  j; ij Jlj j
  
  a
  
  C«I^>j ("'/j
  
  j-^'j
  
  ^
  
  J
  
  (
  
  C--
  
  pj^l
  
  Slow-sighted.
  
  To be
  
  vile,
  
  To
  
  remiss.
  
  To
  
  -iJljl'
  
  i*^jj CUjjj Ge/j i ^1 j have parted legs.
  
  exhaust, to
  
  weaken
  
  Ridge of a
  
  a. o.
  
  iC jlj a^'j
  
  n
  
  ^
  
  TYY -«-
  
  King
  
  -ft-
  
  'jj J,'ji
  
  SJ.'jJiX
  
  and fat. To render (the mai'row) thin
  
  *
  
  /b ji jl
  
  *'j
  
  )
  
  -^j^ Is
  
  ^iji
  
  Abundant (water). Cloud dropping large drops.
  
  Rhyme-letter
  
  nioimtain.
  
  To become big ^
  
  {for yj
  
  (at cards).
  
  Sea-blubber, jelly-fish.
  
  ^^j
  
  o/'j
  
  ^,j
  
  )
  
  Sort, species. Lung,
  
  ;jj
  
  j
  
  jj j
  
  Copious
  
  drink.
  
  in (verses).
  
  Need. Reflection. Remainder of a debt. •^
  
  Play, di'ama. Novel.
  
  (God, fatigue). Drivel of a child. Soft, fluid
  
  To Malk
  
  J/j
  
  (marrow).
  
  jl'jj JLj,i
  
  proudly. CCJ'jj CJ j
  
  i
  
  ^Ij
  
  ~
  
  *
  
  to .sweep.
  
  To
  
  take hold
  
  of.
  
  To
  
  *—
  
  ovei-come
  
  a. o.
  
  To
  
  collect furniture.
  
  flocks.
  
  To maintain
  
  (a
  
  good, to help
  
  To
  
  finend\
  
  To do
  
  8
  
  —
  
  arrow).
  
  To grow feathers (bird). jXj To restore o.'s ^'j ^^ ^cjl_, jS)
  
  j'j
  
  Narrator, reciter. Oi/j ?- *i^'j Beast, .skin for carrying water. Copiously watered, -tjj ^ C j ^ oO'j Green, soft branch. Fleshy. ^'jj\j jj\'J\
  
  A}
  
  ^
  
  -J J,'
  
  'ljJ^
  
  mountain-goat. To plant (a banner), fit S_'J\ — cij -J^ Banner. Iron-collar j\'jj oCl j SjO :
  
  ,-•
  
  for slaves.
  
  ^b j^ ^ j^^ To
  
  Splendid garment.
  
  tAkJlJ J-i-i, Tuft of feathers, egret. *ijj. Lancet. Writing-pen. Small stone.
  
  Thick hair en the ears. jSij Leafy {plant). ^pj ^j j Kind of A6?-o/ant<w, soujii^l ola thern wood. Feathered (arrow). Agent in j^j'j bribery.
  
  To
  
  -
  
  JaiJ -«
  
  » iji'Jlj
  
  To cause
  
  ,
  
  CS'j
  
  i
  
  otj
  
  -55-
  
  doubt, su.spi-
  
  cion to.
  
  To be suspicious (man). ^\'J'\ To doubt, to fear about. o ^^'j To suspect a. o. ^ U(J\^\i UCiS\i — of
  
  (evil). -ij-To
  
  be sceptical in (belief).
  
  To doubt about a. th. ^^ ^cji^ To waver to have suspicion. sJ\'jLi.\ Doubt. Suspicion. Want. Vicis- ^j'j ;
  
  Anxiety suspicion charge. ;
  
  i
  
  ^j
  
  ;
  
  Suspicious, perplexing
  
  ^
  
  ^V->
  
  t^_x
  
  v'i
  
  (affair)
  
  To be slow
  
  ^^jj 'iQj^j ^yiJ) ^•i'j jiO "W" increase. To thrive (plant). To move about (looming), ^'^j , To fear a. o. or a. th. To come back from. To turn back towards. Jl To assemble (tribe). To be plen delicious (food).
  
  jj
  
  a. o.
  
  situde. -^ Scepticism.
  
  Hairy on the j,^_j^ ^ .\lSj j, ^j1 ears, cheeks (man). Feathered (arrow). jA'j^J J-ly' Cloth of J»Oj J Ja/ J ^ iLjj one web. Thin covering.
  
  disturb
  
  (thought).
  
  life.
  
  ^
  
  tiful,
  
  ^
  
  »\j'j
  
  Groom.
  
  Comely aspect.
  
  business.
  
  Feather. Plenty, jS/}i of
  
  Brightness of the face. Relater, narrator, ojj^'jj
  
  antelope
  
  ai
  
  ^
  
  means
  
  for binding a load.
  
  Sweet water.
  
  Female
  
  a. o.
  
  feather (an
  
  Rope
  
  :
  
  to
  
  z^l J>i
  
  ,
  
  Ui/ J
  
  i
  
  til
  
  J -^
  
  be late. To be tired.
  
  To soften a. th. To delay a. o. To find a. th. to be
  
  Alate.
  
  Delay, space of time.
  
  As long as
  
  while Slow, late (news). ;
  
  ;
  
  until
  
  Tvr ) ^ To multiply
  
  (
  
  He made his mouth to water. On fasting
  
  iiJjl, 'Jai-J li>^*l
  
  ^
  
  ;
  
  •^
  
  jj j jpj
  
  ji^l
  
  jt.
  
  To restrain angei'. ii j ^iijlj ^iJ To take breath. To have a respite. To breakfast. Ji'J^ ^r-^
  
  Pure, clear. Destitute. Fasting'
  
  jj\j
  
  Gaping at everything. slavev (child).
  
  ji3'
  
  "^I'j
  
  -^j
  
  j53
  
  Slaver.
  
  >^V0 j^
  
  *
  
  JO
  
  i
  
  JC j,
  
  sL'j <>j
  
  •^ Silver coin of
  
  ^ JOj^
  
  about 3 sh. 6 de. Turkish crown (coin). t^Ju^ '-'Uj, Silver coin with a wreath. oU» _^ —
  
  dant
  
  (water). late.
  
  in
  
  He was forsaken. To begin to heal
  
  a dish
  
  (oil).
  
  To be peri'lexed. To bestow a. th.
  
  plln-llj
  
  C'Uj^j
  
  ^j
  
  '
  
  Abundance of vegetation,
  
  hj
  
  Moving
  
  the day. > Revenue of land. Elevated hill. Pigeon^,0 j^ ^ ^j_ mountain-road. tower. Winding
  
  li^j^
  
  f^\j
  
  Register for lands. Fruitful
  
  ^J^'J)
  
  ^Jj a
  
  soil.
  
  •<m_>^
  
  Fertilising rain.
  
  J'j'
  
  J^
  
  f,'» ^.ij put grease in (food)./b ^'3
  
  To To be greasy
  
  —
  
  Dust, earth.
  
  ^0
  
  ^
  
  -ft-
  
  j^'y *)
  
  (dish).
  
  j.
  
  jlj>
  
  ^^
  
  ^j To '-ii[yi ^Qji ^jlj '^'j ^0 "^ — come, to pasture in a fertile country.
  
  ._)
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  ,
  
  th.
  
  it
  
  ^'3
  
  Redundance. Hillock. Grave.
  
  End
  
  of the
  
  day.
  
  White
  
  antelope.
  
  Step.
  
  Long space
  
  of time.
  
  Bone of a
  
  To be near to To be fertile
  
  *!^, juVj
  
  suspicion.
  
  CsO jl wij jlj
  
  j^iJ
  
  ^^ H
  
  Mai'y. Co 3
  
  i
  
  ol
  
  j -^
  
  Fluvial
  
  s
  
  a
  
  *!
  
  Sea-urchin.
  
  be rippled (pool). To be poured (water).
  
  <-iJ,
  
  sole.
  
  life.
  
  jyCS\
  
  ^j.
  
  ^
  
  ^3
  
  *^3
  
  3
  
  <jfj
  
  i
  
  J13 -ttquiver.
  
  To To shine (mirage). To give up the ghost. Cj_ji3 >r*^; '»^'3 * 5 j^'3 To give clear -wine to a. 0. * Jl3'l To pour forth (water). j^jJ To move about (mirage). Falsehood. Glittering (of a
  
  oUj
  
  To go and come. Ql'j To make a. o. to go and come,
  
  i
  
  olj
  
  -it-
  
  s J^j
  
  To move about (mirage).
  
  J'J
  
  Going to and
  
  ^/^i
  
  fro (mii'age).
  
  of
  
  Lower Egypt.
  
  — To
  
  a. o. (passion).
  
  To be involved in a scrape. To be forsaken. To experience loss in flocks.
  
  o'j^
  
  oG jl ^ ^j.
  
  region. Ampleness
  
  Fruitful.
  
  ^ j jtj
  
  , '~
  (land).
  
  Cultivated, fertile land.
  
  slaughtered beast. a Exaggeration.
  
  "Wine.
  
  ~ —
  
  of the mirage. Fear. Brightness of
  
  Dusty.
  
  To feel (jualmish. Ojl jj To be dirty (gai'ment). To overcome a. 0. To
  
  e'jj
  
  o^^'j)
  
  part.
  
  Excellent (horse).
  
  v»0
  
  ^
  
  abundantly.
  
  <
  
  ^j
  
  ^
  
  To stop in (a place). To exceed a. o. or a.
  
  f,\'J\
  
  To meet (people), ff^ stop. To be redun-
  
  Cell of a Christian. Crowd. Rising ground.
  
  (wound).
  
  Gaiter without Dirt. Rust.
  
  To
  
  "^
  
  Spanish O'own (coin). ;ja> j'> — -^ To droop (load). u-ij i -^•'j "^ To depart from (a placel.^pj ^*jfi> — He has not ceased doing. jii3 >I3 V*
  
  Wind
  
  To flow To be
  
  Redundance. Choice
  
  (man). Bj-eakfast.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  possess cereals.
  
  before breakfast.
  
  ^
  
  Ji.^ (flocks, crops).
  
  ji3
  
  sword). Water. Unseasoned bread.
  
  Beginning, best of Saliva.
  
  Strength.
  
  (
  
  a. th.
  
  J^3j
  
  un. ii j_) jCjl
  
  JIj-J ir
  
  ~
  
  JiJ^
  
  rvi
  
  (
  
  ) r'-'
  
  ^ To To
  
  frighten
  
  a. o.
  
  To walk To move
  
  5
  
  force, to constrain a. o,
  
  j*.
  
  2(
  
  To heal
  
  A-
  
  (a wound).
  
  Eye. Honour. Powerful voice. Provisions. "Word. Wind. Gluttony. Want.
  
  Frightened. Zizania. oOjj olj'b darnel-grass.
  
  oljj,
  
  -jf-
  
  ^ 5
  
  —
  
  To bring
  
  YjCp
  
  —
  
  J\j
  
  -K-
  
  s j\j\
  
  Cjj a ZJj
  
  -S-
  
  Ojb ^? jj ~
  
  To
  
  [plant).
  
  Bone of
  
  cuttle fish used as J^ Jl a medicine. Fistular sea-worm.
  
  Raisins
  
  ;
  
  man. Hairi-
  
  rat. Messengei'.
  
  dry
  
  figs.
  
  mouth.Yenom
  
  Foam
  
  in the
  
  ^3 ^\,/j
  
  of the
  
  mouth
  
  ,^^_
  
  'j
  
  of snakes.
  
  silver.
  
  ^
  
  fill
  
  j./j
  
  _,
  
  ^j^
  
  a. o.
  
  with
  
  Qili
  
  S Cjlj
  
  a
  
  cJ^'j -»-
  
  anger.
  
  To sow
  
  discord
  
  between. To frighten
  
  i
  
  a ^-b
  
  ^jj (V'O
  
  6)3^
  
  lSl3j lilj
  
  a
  
  ib
  
  * «-
  
  a. 0.
  
  Fright, fear.
  
  ^jj^ ^3^ ^ j a J,jj., o i JVj -ftTo roar (lion). <• To jV)_7j Jjb snort (stallion). ^
  
  SJyj
  
  'jO->
  
  i'-^
  
  Sjij
  
  Roaring. Angry (man). To speak loudly and
  
  much. To hurry
  
  a. 0.
  
  (a
  
  J V;^ jjj
  
  J\'j
  
  (Ja^X ^ -^b "^ 5 Cslj
  
  a .Jb "^
  
  wounded
  
  ^ijl
  
  ic
  
  to a.
  
  0.
  
  s
  
  —
  
  (surfeit).
  
  J'
  
  V3'i
  
  «J'jj
  
  To walk haughtily. Cifeb a ilb To die suddenly. C»*)j a ^b To glut (food). To strike a. Sj with terror. To cause shivering
  
  fit
  
  Great misfortune. cat. Ship.
  
  ^.'j
  
  ^
  
  Fickle man.
  
  Haste. Quick death.
  
  certain devil.
  
  Kind of
  
  jlj ^^
  
  Mercury, quick-
  
  To cause heaviness
  
  raisins.
  
  Fruitful year.
  
  To be angry. To
  
  -ft-
  
  Ji'/jj j'j'jiJ'^j
  
  man).
  
  Seller of raisins. (bird), '^'j
  
  jXj
  
  (cloth).
  
  overlay a. th. with quick-A jjlj
  
  To despatch
  
  on the hand. Foam of the mouth. Two red spots above the eyes of snokes, dogs.
  
  Downy
  
  —
  
  of camels.
  
  raisin. Ulcer
  
  Wine made with
  
  ..j'bjij
  
  Thicket. Garden. Dense herd
  
  I.
  
  ness of the face in camels.
  
  Huge deaf
  
  gt,
  
  silver.
  
  To
  
  (sun).
  
  in
  
  in (a water-
  
  skin) speedily.
  
  To fill up (a water-skin). A Oj o — To dry (figs, grapes). a '^'y^j ^/j To spume in speaking. To v^Ijjj ^3 spume (ooi'ners of the mouth). To become dry (grapes). w4^ To be filled up (water-skin). L»ijl No.se. Beard. ij% oC'jl ^ '^'j Celsia orobanche tinctoria ^i Zj'j
  
  Down. Thick hair
  
  To
  
  feai-.
  
  cloth.
  
  To be hairy. To near its setting
  
  A
  
  To tremble from
  
  J3 To be nappy, villous — oO ^ Nap, villousness of
  
  To ba proud, self-conceited.C'O a To make a. o. heavy (surfeit),
  
  Hairy.
  
  'ijij
  
  a
  
  frighten
  
  move about in walking. To ba moved. To drink long draughts. Cjj a ^(j ^
  
  Violent or sudden death.
  
  A
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  a. 0.
  
  to.
  
  [
  
  quickly (ostrich).
  
  * "^
  
  — to
  
  a. 0. (cold). fly in
  
  war
  
  To
  
  be terror-^bjo
  
  stricken.
  
  ,
  
  Cb a J3j
  
  ,
  
  
  J'j
  
  '
  
  (
  
  Book. Psalms of David. j'j ^ j^'j Writing. Misfortune. Mire. j^'j Strong. Hariilsoiiie man. Mount Sina. Broad in the shoul- J'j ^ '\'j'j j>j'j\ der-blades. Mischievous. Writing-reed. j'yi Land inf.^sted by hornets, tj/ji j=j\ ^ Ornament with 9rj>. J ?r •prj.'j,
  
  gems or
  
  Thin cloud.
  
  figures. Gold.
  
  Chrysolithe. ^liyjj xJ^'U
  
  w
  
  -i»!/J
  
  To .az. To dye (cloth) red
  
  P
  
  (duck). CJs-j jj
  
  Cla>
  
  j
  
  JaJj
  
  i
  
  Mire, mud.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  ;J33
  
  vile.
  
  Hurricane. Strong. Devil, ^ijj Sweet-smelling marnm. lU-natui'ed. Coarse.
  
  ^
  
  Hairy on
  
  A
  
  jjj To open
  
  CiJ'j
  
  a. th.
  
  o
  
  i
  
  j| 'j
  
  ^j
  
  .
  
  ^j
  
  \
  
  '*^ySj «-
  
  ji'j
  
  sell
  
  ti'ee.
  
  ^
  
  ^jjj J^^G'J ^ jjx ^\y ^ HSyj ;i;y
  
  (dates) on the
  
  fn
  
  CJ'j [^'j
  
  -H-
  
  To prevent her young from
  
  sucking (she-camel). To knock, to push a. o.
  
  To remove
  
  (a tent)
  
  (the road).
  
  — —
  
  Aj
  
  -^.yj
  
  A
  
  (wool, cotton;. (sea).
  
  To be
  
  oJj
  
  intensely
  
  jj j1
  
  white. To blossom (lote-tree). To rage and threaten jjjij
  
  J.']\
  
  (man).
  
  To cream
  
  (milk).
  
  To take the ^ jjjj To swallow a. th.
  
  best part of a. th.
  
  To
  
  fulfil
  
  (an oath).
  
  Scum
  
  of
  
  water
  
  ^
  
  jjj
  
  mj
  
  s^'jj
  
  jjj
  
  a; J ^ Sjj'jj ill j1 ?- -M j dross of metals. -^ Pith, ,
  
  ;
  
  cream. -(/
  
  _^|
  
  Brownish liquor of the
  
  jj'j
  
  cuttle-fish.
  
  To
  
  copy, to
  
  ^^
  
  *ijJj
  
  sJUj iO'J
  
  J':>^.'jj
  
  Instrument for churning. Foaming. Intense white. Having fresh butter.
  
  A
  
  To throw
  
  J'Jj
  
  ,
  
  1^*
  
  ^^j
  
  ^ oJV
  
  jj\y.
  
  ju ji
  
  jJfiy J
  
  JCj
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  stones at.
  
  from
  
  » ^\jj
  
  —
  
  ^'j\
  
  »
  
  Qj
  
  prohibit a. th. to ^p prevent from. To case (a well) with stones. To endure, to bear a. th.
  
  o j'j
  
  ;
  
  >tij
  
  »
  
  —
  
  A— —
  
  jp
  
  To become big (ram). s^tjj o y.'j To trim the vine. 'ji_^\ y,jj Ji/j To become stout in body (man). j,''j\ To be brave. To bristle up (hair beast). 'J\{j\ To prepare to do evil. To shudder. To come forth (hair, plant). •tf-
  
  ;
  
  Strong. Stone. Understanding.
  
  Word.
  
  ^A
  
  To
  
  repel (a beggar) roughly.
  
  To
  
  a. th,
  
  Mote, ant's load. Trifle. JQ jj JQ J, Manure, dung of cattle. Mouthful ; gobbet. Sweepings. Anything. •^ Sweeper, scavenger. Basket made of palm-leaves. j^'j
  
  To
  
  (sides of the
  
  P.ij/lliuin (plant).
  
  tield).
  
  j^\}'j
  
  i
  
  transcribe (a book).
  
  Cornel's of a house.
  
  Dung-heap.
  
  e
  
  j s IjJj
  
  (a
  
  in.
  
  bear, to carry
  
  J
  
  ^
  
  lock J.
  
  To manure ( a a
  
  with fresh butter,
  
  Earthen bowl, dish. CSiVjj Calendula officinalis {plant). Civet-cat. Fi-agrant perfume.
  
  To confine. To straiten a. o. s — — To mix a. th. with. k_j * To glide in to (a house). To J jJjji
  
  -fr
  
  to.
  
  To card To foam
  
  COh J
  
  ceros.
  
  To pluck out (the beard). To break
  
  l>Jj o jJj
  
  mouth).
  
  "*^.i"j
  
  ^j ^
  
  the face. Female crocodile. Rhino-
  
  Basket.
  
  perty
  
  Gift, present.
  
  f^(j
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  utter offensive words.
  
  r>.j
  
  A
  
  give a part of pro-
  
  Fresh butter.
  
  ^Ji
  
  Short
  
  be ensnai'ed
  
  feed a.
  
  To foam
  
  -i^
  
  Offensive in anger. ;
  
  To To
  
  ^
  
  To be
  
  be in a rage.
  
  ill-natured.
  
  J.J (milk) in a
  
  skin.
  
  iJJ o
  
  —
  
  )
  
  To churn
  
  ^
  
  or yellow. 4> oj'!i Full moon. Scanty-haired. ol9_,iJ,
  
  To quack
  
  TY»
  
  J'j
  
  \^'riting.
  
  Book.
  
  ^
  
  Shoulder-blade. Frag-
  
  ment of
  
  iron.
  
  Mane
  
  J/jj
  
  jy/j
  
  '^ JfJ,
  
  Jj ^
  
  s^'j
  
  of lion. Anvil.
  
  G
  
  (
  
  YY-\
  
  )
  
  T'^
  
  arched brows. Walking with wide-
  
  To withdraw,
  
  streched legs (ostrich).
  
  Side. Curtain of a tent.
  
  Short lance. Ironed (spear-butt).
  
  Hill at the
  
  %.'y
  
  Rebellious genii. Policemen.
  
  ,
  
  for
  
  drawing auguries.
  
  ^
  
  ji. \'y
  
  j?^jo
  
  Ay\
  
  from.
  
  chidden.
  
  Large
  
  with
  
  fish
  
  Jj»j
  
  9-
  
  ji-ji
  
  j^j
  
  w-ifei3l
  
  (a pigeon), forth.
  
  %'j o Jfj -»
  
  s
  
  To
  
  repel
  
  To
  
  raise
  
  oj
  
  ;
  
  5
  
  —
  
  to spear a. o.
  
  To be
  
  cheerful.
  
  'y^'j a J^'j
  
  the voice. To play. Shouts. Pleasure. Raising jij of the voice. <> Vulgar song. Confused voices, shouts. o^iUj tt *^J
  
  Play.
  
  Condition, state. Party
  
  ^
  
  jij,
  
  ^j
  
  of people. Little quantity.
  
  Rustling (plant}. Noisy company. ja.j
  
  Thundering
  
  Peg
  
  J»I3 'j -^ J?-,0 on the butt of a spear. Leader
  
  of an army.
  
  Loud
  
  (song).
  
  Archers. H^'j Carrier-pigeons. Jb.j)lj J^-ljII j'^ Spear-head. Short spear. J? j^ Wooden arrow. J'^-j? To whisper. (^'j o ^'j -H^
  
  j
  
  iLlj
  
  tJCj Angels of divine justice. Wont to kick j: Gj -^ j,C(j ^ oy'j (beast). -^ Simpleton. Dupe. Customer. Sweet-heart. Desperate war. Neck. Haughtiness. Horns of a scorpion.
  
  ^^'j i_/^ *j>j''J
  
  Two
  
  UG
  
  k_)^l
  
  'j
  
  stars in Scorpio. *^0-*
  
  *
  
  carry a. th. A J>'ij\j C'j b'j urge on (a beast), s J.'ijtj i^.'Jj — draw (evil) upon a. o. ^ 5 Cj lay a snare for a. o. J — dig (a pit-fall). » S'j^j J.'j become proud to swell. S.\'fi Height unreached by water. S!j ^ xSj
  
  To To To To To To
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  :
  
  wild beasts.
  
  Pit-fall for
  
  Speed. Briskness. Kind
  
  'i}>.\'j\
  
  Momentous
  
  of walk. Evil.
  
  ^ U
  
  jl
  
  event.
  
  To deck (a bride). 5ci3j,Cjj o 'Cj'j^ ^ To cast off, to throw away a. th. To be adorned (bride). cijj To run (ostrich). To b-j o Vj "^ hit a.
  
  (cloud).
  
  of a water-skin.
  
  Ring
  
  valley.
  
  Sale of dates on the tree.
  
  soiaU scales.
  
  Crow. I keep him aloof like a dog.
  
  To start To bring
  
  ^jj\ cr
  
  winding of a
  
  l^'y^
  
  To chide ^^ s ji-'ij\j \^j o Jfj -Waway (a dog). To cry out to a. o. To scare a bu'd away 'j^\ j>-'>'j\j ~ To abstain, to refrain To be driven back,
  
  to retire apart.
  
  with the butt-end
  
  0.
  
  of a
  
  spear.
  
  To shoot arrows
  
  at.
  
  To
  
  strike
  
  ^
  
  s
  
  with (the iron-foot of a spear). To be thin and arched ^ijlj &tf } a ,
  
  — —
  
  (eyebrows).
  
  To arch
  
  To
  
  (the eyebrows).
  
  fit
  
  ^j
  
  A
  
  -^j1
  
  level (a place).
  
  To put an
  
  iron-foot to (a
  
  spear).
  
  To urge (a To succeed
  
  beast) gently. ea.sily
  
  To be
  
  (business). (taxes).
  
  ~
  
  tij-jj
  
  \j^jj \'yrj easily collected
  
  To be cuiTent
  
  (
  
  coin
  
  ).
  
  To
  
  cease to laugh.
  
  To be
  
  i_,
  
  I'Ji
  
  Success of an affau\ -(i-j Small (gift) scanty gain. Slow. Ja-ji ;
  
  To To
  
  di*aw
  
  push
  
  a. th.
  
  a. 0.
  
  ;
  
  Tu.sh of a stallion. Glass.
  
  K-'ejJ 9r'i-J,j sr'^j
  
  Berries. Glass-vessels of the
  
  satisfied with.
  
  Weak, feeble. To snatch a. th. from.^ A
  
  Point of the elbow. XkfXj tW-j ^r ^'j Iron-foot of a spear arrow-head.
  
  jf'j-^ b-j o ;^j
  
  back quickly,
  
  ij
  
  fi>
  
  -W-
  
  —
  
  ^Uj
  
  clove- tree.
  
  Pellitory, wall-wort (p/«.).^i>j]l llAi*
  
  Piece of glass; a glas.'-vessel
  
  ;
  
  if
  
  ujj
  
  •» i>J,J *»'ej
  
  a lamp.
  
  Glass-seller
  
  Manufacturer of glass. Having fine and ;,j ^ ^Uj
  
  ^^Vi
  
  ^U3 j. ^-3^
  
  YYY
  
  C
  
  down (man).
  
  10
  
  slip
  
  To
  
  roll a. th. along.
  
  -tt-
  
  To
  
  »
  
  ui\>j
  
  To
  
  evil
  
  ^>Vfc^!l
  
  To give a. th. to. To be rolled, pushed along. To keep aloof, to retire. Cii-JjO Sloping-place.
  
  >-*^S>-'j -k
  
  be hostile to a Dysentery. Sigh, Avaricious.
  
  *^>^j
  
  To drag
  
  "^
  
  dx>j) ji^3
  
  glide.
  
  >i*U^j
  
  Sliding-place. See-saw. xS}-^j3
  
  ^j>
  
  *-'^j
  
  «
  
  ^\'j^ C^G-j, j CJ-j a ^i j a.o. (crowd). To put a. 0. in a strait press
  
  5
  
  hard breathing.
  
  'J^*j\
  
  ^iG-j
  
  slide a. th. along.
  
  To
  
  from dysentery. To sigh in To moan.
  
  - To
  
  J
  
  Jtio-fi
  
  Small-footed insects. slip out.
  
  suffer
  
  travail (woman).
  
  from us! To speak volubly.
  
  To
  
  -W-
  
  (a vessel).
  
  fill
  
  God avert thy
  
  To To
  
  >3
  
  )
  
  To snatch a. th. from, ^i, » yj^j To be lemoved. To retire aside. ^j»ljj
  
  ,
  
  Cu»3j Cj>>JJ '^3 a o«>3
  
  To
  
  himself (child).
  
  To drag
  
  the feet
  
  To fulfil To gather in
  
  To be
  
  Crowd, pressure, throng. J^ ^ij Elephant. Bull with a broken j^-yy horn. First Tui^kish chief who
  
  To come up together
  
  fought the Arabs.
  
  To be
  
  (plant).
  
  -<>
  
  Competitor.
  
  <^t^y>'j
  
  slow,
  
  ^I'Jj
  
  ,
  
  -t-
  
  ui3
  
  ^
  
  ^3
  
  -^
  
  To burn with anger. To Gi.3 jump. To hurry on. To throw into an abyss. To )
  
  o
  
  ^3
  
  To stoop (beast). To To glow (live coal).
  
  (a beast).
  
  To shake (a
  
  5
  
  —
  
  wind). (fighters ).^i.ij;
  
  ^3
  
  Army moving
  
  on slowly, j^ij ^ Sudden blaze soon suboca>jJI Ji
  
  Reptiles, a Palm-branch for
  
  ifi^^j
  
  dusting.
  
  vJ> j^j
  
  wi>/^ J>>i3
  
  ,
  
  dlijij fe*j^3 a ,
  
  ^^3
  
  "^
  
  pelt (rain). ^3 &->r'jj
  
  ^3 ~ '
  
  xXj
  
  '^yj "^ytJ
  
  \'J^'yj \jyijj (river). To boil
  
  To
  
  \'J-j
  
  stir
  
  a
  
  jlj
  
  ^
  
  To (army). To
  
  * :
  
  .stop in (a place).
  
  approach
  
  i_»
  
  —
  
  ^—
  
  to.
  
  withdraw from. remove a. 0. fi'om. approach or separate
  
  herbage). 5
  
  To withdraw give
  
  way
  
  < To
  
  (earth).
  
  be jaded
  
  ;
  
  slack (camel).
  
  To remove a. th. To force a. o. into
  
  i»
  
  (a
  
  "^j
  
  —
  
  J>jb J> J Jl.
  
  Jijl
  
  5
  
  place).
  
  Keeping aloof from Saturn (planet). Pellitoi'y,
  
  affairs, 'i^'j jt
  
  wall-wort.
  
  — Narrow place.
  
  ^—
  
  "^ y>>J) a J>3 slip (land) ; to
  
  J>jjj,
  
  ;
  
  to be displaced.
  
  ~ To
  
  (kettle).
  
  grow (plant). To fill a. th. To adorn. To winnow. To fatten (cattle To cheer a. 0. To boast of.
  
  To To To To To
  
  (people).
  
  Pelting rain.
  
  Spouse, wife.
  
  (battle).
  
  ^
  
  vehemently.
  
  •^
  
  high rage
  
  :
  
  ^Ji-'jS
  
  a body
  
  (beast).
  
  Of a short stature.
  
  To run
  
  tree
  
  To be jaded
  
  Intense heat. Caravan.
  
  -^
  
  To jade
  
  ).
  
  feet (she-carael).
  
  reluctantly.
  
  Anger.
  
  tired (camel).
  
  an intention (army).
  
  (
  
  Dragging her
  
  dilatory.
  
  To remove a. 0. from. To drink, to do a. th.
  
  urge (a beast
  
  —
  
  siding.
  
  iij!i>-j
  
  a
  
  ^'S'i
  
  towards (army).
  
  To approach (a number). Jfj * v^ •> To compete with. To press together ^^jb m*^'3 (men). To dash (waves). To throng near (water), \t, ^i3j>.
  
  Dodder
  
  fall
  
  ^3
  
  c4r"
  
  \ --iiijlj
  
  off
  
  To
  
  (camel).
  
  short (arrow). D To dust (a house).
  
  To march
  
  "^
  
  creep (reptile).
  
  Retired place.
  
  ^'j J»j
  
  J>5"
  
  Slippery stone.
  
  *-^a4*-
  
  J^J Jiji
  
  (TVA
  
  Button. Small bone
  
  j/jjj jOjI -r jX of the heart. Socket of the thigh. Pivot. Edge of a sword. <>• Bud of a
  
  To glory in. To embellish (speech) with lies. To complete To deck o.'s self.
  
  Quick witted.
  
  A
  
  -,
  
  "JCJJ
  
  dyeing
  
  blossomed
  
  plants.
  
  -tJtJ
  
  yellovv-
  
  )
  
  JLJ.J
  
  P
  
  blite.
  
  sing (starling).
  
  -^
  
  "*
  
  a. th. <-*S*"J^
  
  Pi.
  
  Ships.
  
  Water-flies.
  
  To speak much. v.>l&*!l J >-it-'j To take a. th. from. ^~ cj" To attire herself (woman). ^'^
  
  To bud
  
  stir about.
  
  Starling
  
  Proud, haughty. To thrust a. 0. back.
  
  SSSj
  
  j>.j\jJ3
  
  jjXjj
  
  tt
  
  Jjj/ji j'j/j
  
  To stink (meat). To carry away (a
  
  (bird).
  
  Skilful
  
  *
  
  to boast.
  
  (flower).
  
  To
  
  S^L'jl
  
  * ^'^j
  
  o
  
  :
  
  Sticking on a wall (missile). Biting (ass).
  
  To
  
  manager
  
  of property. JC^ j/j'/j '
  
  Of the colour of a starling.
  
  ^yj
  
  ^
  
  * j^ijt
  
  load).
  
  Stinking.
  
  'jjjjjj
  
  jjj jj
  
  Greek Patrician.
  
  j
  
  pen, to enclose
  
  (cattle) in.
  
  <
  
  To
  
  jjjjjj jOJj ejj,0j t jOJJ,
  
  (f-
  
  -^
  
  ii
  
  i'/j
  
  o
  
  <_»
  
  ^ijl^
  
  strap.
  
  confine a. o. in.
  
  The two shoulderblades.
  
  He came with empty
  
  To become
  
  To play with
  
  partly yellow (plant ).ij3j(^ Enclosure for ^jjj t- ^jXj ^Sj cattle. Hunter's booth. Entrance. Water-course. Enclosure. ^fx -J,
  
  132 5- ~^.'Jji '4; J J
  
  Enclosure for cattle. vOJ, ^r viJ,j Hunter's booth. Lurking place of wild beasts. Dilution of gold. strait
  
  ^_^ij \jj
  
  ;
  
  '
  
  !
  
  !
  
  1
  
  j
  
  'r-iJ-U'
  
  Sewer. -(^ Spout. Pipe. High-heeled ojJJJj d^^yS'j leathern boots.
  
  A
  
  0'»J
  
  lij
  
  -r
  
  j
  
  J??JJ
  
  ^
  
  To confer a benefit. j^^jl Hole for playing with nuts. »l^j^ To button (a garment), a jj jJ -^ To heap up a. tb. To dust (furniture). To pluck (the hair). To twinkle (the eyes). -<> To press a. 0. To drive back. To bite a. 0. a — To spear a. 0. with. o »— 1
  
  To glisten (eyes). s'j^y-j -/j To ill-treat an adversary. f/j a j'j To b3 taught by experience (man). To bite a. 0. ^ 'j'j To put buttons to '/J\j /fj \
  
  i
  
  lane.
  
  M'^ater-coui'se.
  
  LJJ
  
  nuts (child).
  
  carpet.
  
  Long and
  
  «j'jij1
  
  hands.
  
  (hunter).
  
  Rich
  
  j/j
  
  Plectrum. Whip. Stirrup-
  
  Stench of meat. Part, lot, shai*e.
  
  jj "^
  
  To make an enclosure for (cattle). J — To flow, to glide (water). Q jj a ^j'j To enter his lurking-place ^'fj\
  
  Pillow.
  
  ^iXj
  
  Ca^j ^ j^'j J>-% ,iS'j a ^'j 5
  
  ^
  
  Quick-witted.
  
  To
  
  jf'i
  
  '^jj^j
  
  Channels of water. Allurements of the world. CJS)) 3j}>-j To be proud G-irJj Ciij a •jt'j fr
  
  Purslain,
  
  plant.
  
  _^|3
  
  ^jj^j -r ^'J-'j work. Bombast, bathos. Hues of
  
  SjQ
  
  lively.
  
  >^jj
  
  Gold. Perfection of a
  
  Sjj
  
  Dog-fly. camel-fly.
  
  i ji-\'j
  
  j^j
  
  Swollen sea. Bountiful man. Tall, dense (plant).
  
  Column of religion. ccJJi^ jj. Good tender of flocks, JlJI "Wound made by the teeth, by the s'Jj edge of a sword. left by a bite.
  
  JJ
  
  Noble. Happy. Bountiful.
  
  plant. Stud, tassel.
  
  Mark
  
  )
  
  To overcome a. 0. in boasting, To swell (sea). To come up (tide). To overflow (river).
  
  To be garnished with buttons jj_^ (clothes). To button o/s clothes.
  
  i
  
  >
  
  fit>
  
  (clothing).
  
  Asperser.
  
  Tiller.
  
  ^ijj « f'Gj
  
  oy'^'jjj
  
  Soed-produce.
  
  H.'xX
  
  Sown Held. -^ Hamlet. f.j\'y ^ *frj> Sown (deld, wheat). ^j'^yj pj/y To leap. Cijj o jjj -STo approach towards.Jl^Cu jjj ^jj'j — To amplify a j.SUrII J ^j3j — speech, to
  
  To walk hurry
  
  To
  
  lie.
  
  slowly.
  
  To
  
  ^j'j
  
  o Ji'jj
  
  re-open
  
  ^jJb
  
  ^'j'j
  
  >
  
  a ^j^j
  
  To increase a. th./b jjj » — away (a crowd). To
  
  set aside.
  
  clear
  
  thrust a.
  
  o.
  
  with a spear.
  
  — To near (the age) of. To advance. To buy a giraffe. ojji ~ To hurry in walk. tJ^' t? To penetrate, to pass througii. SjSi\ To pass away (wind). To go to a
  
  ^
  
  UOj
  
  t:
  
  *-»bjJ **Ojj *90j
  
  Liar.
  
  ;al3j
  
  Party of men.
  
  olaljj
  
  «•
  
  *^Ojj *^0j
  
  Swift (.she-camel). ol3>;j >jCjj ojjj To curl (the hair). * ^jj "^ Cui'l,
  
  hair-
  
  ringlet.
  
  cnjljj
  
  Ring
  
  ?-
  
  *^?jj, J
  
  >^jj
  
  ^
  
  of people. i
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  Vine. Vine-branch.
  
  gray
  
  J j,j
  
  -Jjjb CSjJ a ,
  
  (eye). To become blind. To pierce through (arrow). 3'SS>\ To droop (saddle). To lay on the back. To recoil (man). To be blue, grayish. 'JOjb 'JSjI
  
  Blue colour. Blindness. *J jjj Jjj Whiteness in the legs of a hoi'se.
  
  White sparrow-hawk, jij^ljj White hair on the forelock. Blue, gray. Shi-
  
  jjj
  
  o^ jj
  
  blue. s
  
  Wine.
  
  o» jj
  
  *
  
  jj>^'jj
  
  P
  
  Pure rain-water. Red dye. To bruise (a Umb). a (>'yj a ^jj * To be removed. G-'/j a ^j'j -aSmall sandy hill, ^j Oj ^ i^j'jjj ^j'Sj sti-angle a. o.
  
  fit
  
  iSj^ o i'/j »-
  
  with a rope.
  
  To make To swal-
  
  » —
  
  (a netwoi'k, mail).
  
  A
  
  i jijij 3jyj Wj'j a Jj/j low (a mouthful). ,
  
  To take an oath rashly. To look angrily at.
  
  CrOl ^Xp jc
  
  Coat of mail. <> Mail, ring, mesh. Zebra.
  
  Rope
  
  i;-^ ij'j
  
  »jjj
  
  for strangling
  
  :r
  
  '6Jj
  
  ,-
  
  SJj Jjjl
  
  ning. Falcon.
  
  Gray, ash-coloured horse.
  
  ^'y}\
  
  o\^
  
  ^'Jj
  
  ^'Jjli ^^J-J,
  
  of mail. Strangler.
  
  i\jj
  
  Marten, kind of weasel. Throat, gullet. Flushed in the face.
  
  To To
  
  strangle
  
  a. o.
  
  strangle
  
  a. o.
  
  P
  
  \j'^'jj
  
  ^'Jji
  
  ijjy s
  
  To
  
  ^ij'j -^
  
  ftj 5 yz^'/j
  
  -ft-
  
  swallo\F (food).
  
  Windpipe, air-passage.
  
  ^
  
  X>iJ3
  
  To cast seeds. f.ji>'j\j UJJ a To sow ^(a field). To till (the
  
  f.j'j
  
  -ft-
  
  fi>
  
  -
  
  ground).
  
  To cause (plants, children) to grow up (God). He rose from destitu- sjuX
  
  s
  
  j
  
  -uJ
  
  it
  
  ^.jj
  
  i5
  
  f,j/j
  
  tion to wealth. field
  
  to a.
  
  0.
  
  for
  
  s ^'y'j
  
  a share of the produce.
  
  To have crops. To grow (seeds). To be able to sow (men). To hasten to do mischief i^] Jl^ Seeds. Standing corn.
  
  ^^jj
  
  rr
  
  ^3jl
  
  ^yji p'jj
  
  Offspring.
  
  Seed.
  
  Land
  
  Tijj fit
  
  to be
  
  "^'jjj *frjjj **jj, j
  
  ~
  
  sown. Tillage. Agriculture.
  
  j.
  
  ^
  
  a camel.
  
  To farm out a
  
  the white of the eyes. blue,
  
  ^.JJA a
  
  to
  
  ,
  
  To mute (bird). Gjj o Jjj * ^ To dart forth. To shoot (game) with a javelin. ^ — To shift its (load camel). ^ J jjlj — To ogle, iils. cJljjb CJjjIj cij,j to leer towards a, th. so as to show
  
  To be
  
  ;
  
  Red perch spotted with To deceive a. o.
  
  Maker
  
  pasturage. j/'jJJ j'^'Jji Giraffe.
  
  burst with anger
  
  utter foul speech.
  
  To
  
  iu walk.
  
  (woimd).
  
  To To
  
  To
  
  *s-\iX
  
  Field watered by rain. Soft thing.^u j 3
  
  Seeds ; seed-produce. Sower. '^^hSji
  
  vij j^
  
  ?-0j
  
  ^
  
  j
  
  fjjj
  
  The two beams a
  
  TA-
  
  (
  
  jjc3
  
  Purchase upou credit. Water-furrow, rivulet, j-jljj
  
  Jyjj
  
  !r
  
  )
  
  J'JJ
  
  Desperate foe enemy.
  
  ojj
  
  Pe
  
  Aqua marina, Sky. Wine.
  
  To
  
  PL
  
  i
  
  ;
  
  short of; to neglect
  
  4_, ^s'j'}'
  
  J3j1 cj'y beryl, pre- 3j'ji\
  
  J^^ .Qjj
  
  Elephantiasis.
  
  :i>iUJI
  
  Blind men. Spears.
  
  'Gjj jj^^'
  
  Blades.
  
  a. th.
  
  To contemn. To disparage a. o. ^ — To undervalue, to 5 Jjln-llj <S'j^'X at.
  
  Disp.irager, slanderer.
  
  jC
  
  'Oli^J
  
  Dispa"aged. Middle-sized (water- ;*jjj
  
  Contempt, scorn.
  
  To buzz
  
  Crow, jay.
  
  jj^^ ^Ij ^_'Jj
  
  Dish of milk and Skiff, small boat.
  
  oil.
  
  (fly).
  
  To shake a. th. (wind 5j * Pj^J -^ To urge (camels). > To tickle a. o. To be shaken. pJ^j' cSs-'y^ji ^bS^'ji
  
  9-'y-'j
  
  '^^'S'^'ji
  
  wind, gale. Shock, shake. Squadron pjjij
  
  rr
  
  *^3^j
  
  of horses.
  
  Storms. Adversities. ^JMJ To fill (a waterHj A C*j a ...ej To skin). To carry (a skin) full, upbraid a. o. To pour forth its water (skin), ^'j -tt-
  
  -if-
  
  To be flooded ( ravine). To be overburdened *i;.>-j. w^^jb
  
  v-.frj
  
  walk (camel).
  
  Short spear, javelin,
  
  ^j j
  
  Allotment of pro-
  
  *^^jj *i^3
  
  perty.
  
  Floodiag (torrent). Good guide. Croaking of a raven. Humming of bees. Upbraiding.
  
  ^Ij ^.^'j
  
  •<>-
  
  •^ Soi"b, service-fruit.
  
  To hoax,
  
  Humbug. Juggler. shuffler.
  
  Azerole.
  
  ^I'j
  
  to cheat a. o.
  
  Imposition, hoax.
  
  ^
  
  JijXj^
  
  ^ {m.
  
  To To
  
  ^
  
  i-j^icj
  
  h'-pj
  
  v« <-«pyi
  
  je
  
  jni-'j
  
  -^
  
  «^j
  
  -^
  
  '^I'i^j'^.j -ns'j^
  
  •
  
  ^
  
  ^Oj
  
  be naughty (child), fe^j a i)j, j -iisqueeze, to press 5 fe^J o iljj "^
  
  against
  
  To
  
  Jljj^
  
  ^'Jj
  
  f.)
  
  a. o.
  
  harass, to tease a.
  
  J^j
  
  "^
  
  *^jj
  
  '^
  
  o.
  
  »
  
  Pressure, crowd.
  
  To make brocade. fi> jJ^'Sj Brocade, embroidered cloth. J^'jj
  
  "^
  
  To
  
  -»•
  
  stop,
  
  /ft
  
  ^3jb ^jjj C33
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  ^33
  
  P
  
  to cut a. th. short.
  
  To be stopped
  
  (tears, 'jAjj^jS^jj a v»j3
  
  dejection, speech).
  
  To be annulled
  
  (sale).
  
  To swallow
  
  a. th,
  
  fit
  
  ^jijl ^j_j
  
  Scanty. Avaricious. Cat.
  
  ^y
  
  vile.
  
  jy/j *-»j,Ol ir '3,33^
  
  Restless. Straitened (man).
  
  To cut off a. th. * »:-»^jb ~ To croak (raven). C-tj a v-O To get angry. To be brisk. To eat or drink to excess. j— To divide a. th. together. A -
  
  Short and
  
  *^jj
  
  gray. Serpents.
  
  Indian tribe. -^ Gipsy,
  
  Violent
  
  Cat.
  
  Sect of heretics. Intensely blue \^\'/j
  
  skin).
  
  in
  
  J3jl joe
  
  cious stone.
  
  *—iJ-lj'*-* *iOJ,j CG jjj C jj yjj -fr To upbraid je A l?jjjj i^jjb ,'»0>»j to blame a. o. for.
  
  scorn
  
  blue-eyed
  
  :
  
  Violent death.
  
  of shaft.
  
  Coat of mail.
  
  fall
  
  lit
  
  yjj\
  
  Egyptian willow. Locust-tree, ^^/j
  
  -^
  
  Fern. Saffron.
  
  ^ Arsenic, white arsenic. 'V^j, Realgar, sandarac. '^,'jj^ J^\ Orpiment, yellow arsenic. jLa] "k^'jj Aristolochia, birthwort.
  
  jJjIjj
  
  ^
  
  Zodoary {idant). ^^^jjj -V^JJ ^ Curcuma, kind of turmeric. To water (the earth) with » ^'jj -Hfurrows. To set a shaft on (a well). ^ To spirt (water) into o.'s mouth. To buy upon credit. To draw Jj33^ water for hire.
  
  To To
  
  clothe a. th.
  
  clothe o.'s self with.
  
  Debt. Excess. Perfect beauty.
  
  a
  
  —
  
  i_)
  
  —
  
  <233
  
  TAN
  
  C (^^ To I'eaoh bittor water by digging, j^j^ To fear by night. To harry jpjji (beast). To move forward (horse).
  
  Cry,
  
  call, yell.
  
  OlS^j Fearing by uight. Brisk yet
  
  Thyme.
  
  To To
  
  feai'ful.
  
  »
  
  jlj
  
  To be scarce
  
  hunger. a.
  
  To
  
  assert
  
  -^
  
  Medlar,
  
  To
  
  *
  
  ^j
  
  -^
  
  Rascal,
  
  /^
  
  ).
  
  ^jii^ ^
  
  ^
  
  j/J-'j
  
  strangle
  
  ^j
  
  jj'J.'j
  
  azarole.
  
  ;
  
  (Jas-'j
  
  ^j
  
  a
  
  a. o.
  
  s
  
  sprout forth (ground).
  
  ._i*jij
  
  ,
  
  Cicj
  
  —
  
  a o«p3 "^
  
  <-»^j Xslpj/^
  
  ^ J^j
  
  -ft-
  
  ^
  
  Cj^'Jts-'j
  
  Tritoxyde jjaSJI
  
  013^^*3
  
  jfs.'j
  
  iron.
  
  ^^'j
  
  <^yj
  
  a. th.
  
  Saffi'on.
  
  Rust of
  
  of iron.
  
  Curcuma, turmeric. y;j.iiJI ol^jll Dyed, seasoned with saffron. J^'-y Sweet porridge. Yellowish (lion). To shriek. To cry out. Cacj a jtj -ft-
  
  i
  
  A
  
  »
  
  — To frighten a. o. To drive ijj » — — away, to cry out to (a beast). -^ To
  
  a. th. a. 0.
  
  call Jl^
  
  of (a party). jc
  
  Pretension. Pride,
  
  ,
  
  Snake. To dye ; to season with saffron.
  
  I
  
  To render a. o. covetous. To make a. o. to guarantee
  
  s wipSjij
  
  -ft-
  
  Jatlj
  
  Quick (death, poison). Dangerous places.
  
  Sorry, grieved.
  
  To covet a. th. j Ct j a ^3 He thought so. XT jTj To press, to straiten a. o. s ^Q •^ To compete with. To become possible (affair). ^j! To become excellent ( milk ). To
  
  kill
  
  Ill-
  
  a. o. on the spot.
  
  ^y^^'j
  
  surety for.
  
  -^
  
  ^tj>»
  
  ^,3
  
  Quick-killing (death).
  
  C^^J O0,j C^j o j^'j -Uth. true or false. To relate, a. th. become a o ^itj.) '^3 o a —
  
  Assertion.
  
  soil
  
  (
  
  three-grained medlar
  
  -^
  
  ^
  
  To obey a. o. To become the chief To pretend falsely.
  
  '
  
  i^tj a
  
  scoundrel.
  
  Ostrich. -^ Discontent, weariness. lUj
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  swindle.
  
  natured (man). To bray (ass).
  
  o^Ujj
  
  ""
  
  r-i*j^"lj "^^'j
  
  woman.
  
  jiijij J^pjij
  
  ving few plants
  
  To
  
  Writhing from
  
  ?i*3b
  
  Malevolence, ill-nature, tj^'j -t^j SjtJ > Fur-tippet for females. J lij ^ SjCpj Scanty-haired. Ha- _^3 ?- **3^3 ^ ^^Ji
  
  brisk, sprightly.
  
  Lively.
  
  »
  
  (hair).
  
  place).
  
  To be
  
  Aj
  
  Restlessness. Anxiety.
  
  -ti-
  
  To discontent, to weary a. o. To render lively. <> To vex a To remove a. th. from (its
  
  G»^3 a r^'j -«
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  Restless, discjuieted
  
  To
  
  -ft-
  
  °
  
  jj^j •^
  
  cry, to yell.
  
  disquiet a.
  
  J»>i*3
  
  .
  
  expel a. o.
  
  Quick-walking (horse). jiij Bitter, salt (water). Scared away.jtj Bitterness of water. _-,-'. „ & i •'. Chicken of the partridge.
  
  j^
  
  .See
  
  To snatch off a. th. To be disturbed. To be snatched. T-^'j)\
  
  jtj
  
  Plough. Quick (walk) Scared away. Delay, stay in a place, Xfctcj To be brisk. To prance >lp3 a Jtj without rider (horse). To be restless (sick person). -^ To be sorry, angi-y.
  
  j,3
  
  Coarse woollen smock.L->lij ^
  
  *2pj
  
  w-
  
  )
  
  — To —
  
  As'he pretends. kS'j ip I do not iXJSJj Vj lift', dl£U3 Vj s'jJ. partake of thy opinion. Truthful. Mendacious. J^'j Nobility. Chiefdom. Choice S^'ti-J part. Share of a chief. Weapon. Cow.
  
  0. :
  
  wind).
  
  sting a. 0. (scorpion).
  
  To
  
  To
  
  *—
  
  jfj
  
  salt (food)
  
  to excess.
  
  ^j7 J,'-j
  
  out a.
  
  raise (the dust
  
  To be
  
  Utj
  
  o
  
  ^3
  
  fear ijcjj CSpj a
  
  Jpj
  
  bitter, unpotable
  
  (water).
  
  To be
  
  active.
  
  To
  
  by night.
  
  To (
  
  frighten food
  
  )
  
  walk).
  
  S\
  
  a. o.
  
  To
  
  to excess.
  
  salt
  
  *_, i
  
  To hasten
  
  jcjl the
  
  (
  
  TAT
  
  (
  
  ^jj
  
  Hiccough. <^j ° To be plentiful (water). dSj a ^'j -HHe added lies to his nar- Aija> j —
  
  ijc-j
  
  Chief.
  
  Spokesman.
  
  Pretension. Object
  
  o
  
  with.
  
  —
  
  »
  
  of a. th.
  
  ^\'y>
  
  ^
  
  ^^'ji
  
  coveted. Object of debate.
  
  To deck
  
  ration.
  
  To spear a. o. To take much
  
  (a bride).
  
  ^'j
  
  »
  
  ^>3
  
  Short. Extremi-
  
  Fins (of fishes). Promiscuous
  
  and long (coat of mail) Lai'ge coat of maU.
  
  To speak faintly. To conceal a. th.
  
  of wood. Slender extremi
  
  a tree. Covetous, greedy.
  
  ^\yi
  
  To squint (man). To pour forth (water). To spirt (a beverage). 4-
  
  ou>3
  
  party.
  
  ties of
  
  "^'j a ji'j
  
  » To
  
  -^
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  ^}i-'j\j
  
  adulte-
  
  >M60I
  
  To
  
  Sj
  
  ;
  
  Deception, cheat, adulteration, jtj
  
  Mouthful spirted, jet. Sucking greedily.
  
  vS'j
  
  J^tj jtjl
  
  Squint-eyed.
  
  Nimble. Child, baby.
  
  ^ Young To To
  
  J-;!(p3 fr
  
  J^3
  
  "^
  
  pigeon, a Yellow date.
  
  counterfeit, to cheat a. th. J^ jj <>• cheat (man). To be jtljjj ji jjj
  
  counterfeit.
  
  Counterfeit, cheat, trickery,
  
  To groan
  
  ^jj — ^j
  
  repeatedly
  
  To speak
  
  (camel).
  
  (the walk).
  
  wings (male
  
  •<>•
  
  -^
  
  angrily (man).
  
  Stammerer.
  
  To hasten
  
  xli^^j
  
  j'j^'jj j'^'j
  
  Ci^jj
  
  To
  
  Ci-j
  
  alight
  
  ostrich).
  
  ;
  
  jj Lij i Ci j -^ to expand its
  
  To blow gently
  
  (wind).
  
  To
  
  s
  
  conduct
  
  To To To To
  
  fin
  
  —
  
  a. 0.
  
  To scoff at a. •^ To use foul
  
  0.
  
  i_,
  
  play.
  
  —
  
  i^' f.^j
  
  Lively, sprightly.
  
  fTj-'j
  
  To become Litijlj ^jj 'Cs.'j a.^j-^ downy (boy, chicken). To become sappy and leafy (vine).»_,tj1 ^^'j Downy hair or feathers. ,
  
  ,
  
  To suck (his mother young one), a — To feed her chickens (bird). 5 j^j'i To suckle (a child). To gush out blood (wound). j,ji\) —
  
  ^
  
  i^jij
  
  tickle
  
  ^
  
  rate (money).
  
  •^
  
  -ft-
  
  "^^'xi *i^'j ties'of the body. Refuse. Hem of a ?-
  
  vestment Scattered party. Calamity.
  
  Discharged cloud. Full
  
  Chip.=j
  
  )
  
  Surety, answerable.
  
  of joy.
  
  4- Shrill, trilling cries
  
  Softest down.
  
  li^jj
  
  *i^'j
  
  Downy (man, bird),^j ^ ^(J.j j> ^j\ Downy fig, cucumber. Dapple (horse).
  
  ^j
  
  Fruit of the Phillyrea^ wild
  
  -R-
  
  olive-tree.
  
  Villousness, nap of cloth.^jj j^'X ^ Whole. Thin-leaved marum. J^j He has taken it altogether.e^jj iail To groan loudly (camel). \ji.'j a Ji-'j -S-
  
  To swell (river). To squeeze (a water-skin). To squeeze the throat of. To rouse a. 0. by (words). To suckle (a child).
  
  fi>
  
  »
  
  n jS'j\
  
  Butter spouting from a skin
  
  when squeezed. To be abundant. To
  
  »
  
  i_»
  
  — — —
  
  j^tj
  
  \^j a
  
  ji-j
  
  -ft-
  
  swell (river).
  
  Ciijb
  
  ,
  
  ''Sj\i
  
  (a bride) to
  
  ,
  
  CilSj
  
  _)
  
  Lij o
  
  'S'j
  
  her bridegroom.
  
  walk quickly. hurry the walk of
  
  jjl a. 0.
  
  5
  
  —
  
  carry (a load). tf> iliijl carry a. th. away (water ).^ L»ln-^i Fine feathers of birds. Fine plumage.
  
  Troop, band. One time, one action. Nuptial procession.
  
  scrutinise a. th.
  
  ^ —
  
  Abundance, redundance. Excess, ^tj Brach-hound, setting- jj\t-j ^fj J-'j dog. Small.
  
  To
  
  (
  
  re- Jailjj
  
  Jaifrj "^->
  
  for jj*^
  
  )
  
  j^'j -^
  
  -^S^J ^i ^'J'J
  
  ciprocato his groans (camel).
  
  quaver,
  
  (woman). oii^j ;dj
  
  To
  
  To snatch.
  
  to
  
  sing
  
  <•
  
  ^ To
  
  wedding-songs
  
  .
  
  AD Strong-ribbed
  
  j'j
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  -iyi
  
  j>'j\
  
  y3
  
  Ostrich. Svdft (she-carael).
  
  (horse).
  
  Swift. Flight of a bird. jiSjj
  
  Big camel. Great chief. ^\/j ^ -^'j^y-j Bow. Tribe. Supporters of a. o.
  
  Having
  
  Regiment. Female water-carriers.
  
  j»y/j
  
  of horses.
  
  push, to thrust.
  
  To
  
  and thick feathers
  
  ijjl
  
  <-^yt
  
  To run at full speed (man). ojJj "WTo dart down to expand the wings (bird). To quake. To moan. To make (plants) to rustle (wind). A — ;
  
  J^y
  
  -A'^l>^-»
  
  Outburst of anger. Party, company. dance.
  
  wi^ j
  
  (ostrich). Swift.
  
  Litter for a bride. Rib.s
  
  Deep sigh.
  
  To
  
  fine
  
  ji^j cj**jj
  
  — jij
  
  jaj'i
  
  jjjlj
  
  Gj
  
  To
  
  -«-
  
  sls'jl
  
  ^'j
  
  i
  
  -M-
  
  kick.
  
  Dancing-girl.
  
  Ostrich. Quick. Blowing vio-
  
  ,J\y>j
  
  lently (wind).
  
  To fill (a vessel). Sj A Bj o cij To rouse a. o. To expel, to hinder. To anger. To weary a. o. To tar (a ship).-^ To defile a. th. Ai'c-ij -ft-
  
  Lame
  
  (she-
  
  oyj
  
  ^Ijlj^
  
  camel).
  
  Booth, tent on a terrace. Swift (camel). -^ Fruitless
  
  ^ij^
  
  o^jij G
  
  sorb-tree. TiVw, linden-tree.
  
  ^j
  
  Pitch, pine-resin. Bitumen used
  
  as a remedy.
  
  To twang (bow). Cdjj C-aj j'j ^ ^ Colophony (resin). inxili^] cij, To expand the wings male ostrich). •^ Cade-oil. cJ»j3' c:^'3 — Bitumen, liquid pitch To raise (figures; looming). To »_J»'j CJJ, drive (the clouds wind). To expand Pissasphalt^ mineral pitch. ^\^ — i
  
  (
  
  /fc
  
  :
  
  (the wings
  
  To carry
  
  :
  
  /fc
  
  Frightened.
  
  >Jln*j
  
  j-j\
  
  'J,!>^
  
  To mute (bird). > To slip.' h'j o'o'j^ To feed (her chicks) with the j — biU(bird). •^
  
  To push. To
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  jSjj — hair of a skin). a ^j Nux uo»«'ca, poisonous "seed. '3'j y. Wine-skin. o\ljj JlUj ol»jl cr 3J, Bellows of a hammersmith, iioijl — skin (an animal).
  
  •&
  
  clip (the
  
  A.scites^
  
  dropsy of the
  
  ^'j 'U1IJ,I itgj
  
  Ring-pigeons. Drinking with the mouth By-street. Lane. olljj strait of Gi-
  
  z^ji
  
  fi>
  
  fumes
  
  To carry away. To draw
  
  full.
  
  *ij,1
  
  jij^ii
  
  ^
  
  fi>
  
  ^ To
  
  eat fatty food.
  
  To
  
  give fatty food
  
  <>•
  
  Aj
  
  to
  
  S^Jjj
  
  Fatty food.
  
  Tree-prop,
  
  Lion. Brave. Generous. Sea.
  
  js:?^^ -^
  
  Shaven (head). Skinned (beast). "jl^;
  
  jt'j
  
  *_^^jI jijjl
  
  Large
  
  -tf-
  
  river.
  
  ^ y^ Jij Jd'j
  
  Bulky camel. Lord. Con-
  
  siderable gift. Porter.
  
  Misfortune. Beginning of the j'siajj
  
  2(
  
  grease, to soil with greasy food.
  
  jjj o^»j
  
  —
  
  ^^i ^j ;
  
  sUj
  
  ^;_, , Jl?^)|
  
  s'jt'j
  
  (water).
  
  ;;;53
  
  braltar. Gold-finch.
  
  '
  
  To fill (a vessel). loij o oSj -STo give much barley to (a horse;. 5 — To send forth a ^'j -S\j^/jj lyj deep sigh. To begin to bray (ass). To crackle ( fire ). To send out hot
  
  To carry (a burden). Heavy luggage. Water^ skin. Party. ^j ^ xjj
  
  belly.
  
  Wine. Kind of plungeon.
  
  The
  
  cij\ cJJ\ o'i^
  
  Lamp-black. Smeared with pitch.
  
  i
  
  extract, to carry
  
  (stones).
  
  To To
  
  ^i
  
  Pitch-oil, coal naphta.
  
  ostrich).
  
  a. th.
  
  braying of an <•
  
  Greasy,
  
  ass.
  
  Deep
  
  jA 3
  
  sigh.
  
  filthy. Obscene'tj_,sj_, j'j -^
  
  To chirp at dawn (bird ). j^3 ^ (speech). To mute. To laugh coldly. To be •^ Crystallised alum. s^'j xli lively (man). ^ To crackle. Deep sigh, moan, ol^'j sr Sy'jj e'J>j To dandle (a child), n (J\'Jjfj Ujjj Middle part. ^ Scum of boiled meat.
  
  /3 To tickle a. o. To take up arms,
  
  TA t
  
  (
  
  ^
  
  6Jj
  
  S
  
  To be
  
  -if-
  
  ^ji^jj
  
  li'j a iTj ^ To strike a. o. To pay (a due) readily to a. o. * 5 — — To take refuge to. To collect (a debt) from. ^ A k.iX Jf
  
  \
  
  ^Vealthy, paying
  
  stTjj 'iTjj Ifj
  
  ojlll
  
  readily.
  
  Sack
  
  To
  
  (a vessel).
  
  C/'J
  
  ifc
  
  o wJ' j
  
  diked (river, sea).
  
  for grain.
  
  -{^
  
  ^'S^\
  
  ^S^'j
  
  A cTJb
  
  fill
  
  ^r
  
  ^-^Tj °
  
  »
  
  cTj
  
  C.^jj,fcS'j
  
  (a vessel).
  
  To
  
  relate a. th. to a. o.
  
  fit
  
  Filled.
  
  Concerned. Chilled.
  
  To
  
  (a ves-
  
  fill
  
  ^3j
  
  a>
  
  ,
  
  n
  
  zS'j
  
  Cj^'y
  
  S'J'j o
  
  ^j
  
  -»-
  
  To become
  
  To ^'j^i j^'j
  
  fat (belly).
  
  be filled up (vessel). Small (wine or vinegar-
  
  ^j ^
  
  s^'j
  
  skin. -^ Navel. afflict
  
  fill
  
  ^jlj
  
  5
  
  a. 0. -with
  
  To To
  
  ,
  
  » CiTj
  
  -«
  
  J'3
  
  a rheum (God).
  
  (a vessel).
  
  /b
  
  -
  
  ^—
  
  To bring
  
  eject (a liquid).
  
  forth (a child).
  
  To have a rheum. Rheum, coryza, cold.
  
  ^'j Sii'Jj ^t&>i
  
  Harsh man. Last born child. To mind a. th. To CTj a /to
  
  ^understand, to consider think of.
  
  To
  
  XS'j
  
  suspect, to doubt, to
  
  ^
  
  ^^'j th.
  
  a.
  
  To
  
  it
  
  ^^i j
  
  *_, 5
  
  ^^Ij ^'j\
  
  think about.
  
  i
  
  To near a. To remind,
  
  th. or a. o.
  
  *
  
  to inform a. 0.
  
  s
  
  a. th.
  
  To inform
  
  True estimate.
  
  a. o.
  
  •Q'^JJ
  
  Retentive.
  
  —
  
  To To To
  
  *-5lj*j
  
  j A Cij
  
  frighten (a
  
  mole) into
  
  o i_ij
  
  ^
  
  k^jilj
  
  —
  
  (its hole).
  
  enter (its hole
  
  :
  
  mole),
  
  j
  
  ^'j ^ ^"j
  
  twitter (sparrow).
  
  Lane, strait road. Neighbourhood, proximity. To chatter '^^sjj (monkey).
  
  yji'j
  
  t^'j
  
  «
  
  a /5j
  
  -ft-
  
  CiSj o wiSj
  
  -Jf
  
  ^3 a
  
  To crow (cock). To A kjsijlj
  
  (tV»jj Cisj <Ji»y>J
  
  ,
  
  snap up, to snatch
  
  To
  
  clap the
  
  ,
  
  a. th.
  
  away.
  
  <
  
  Jaj
  
  ( for jj<^ ) Ja'jj
  
  — J3j -fr Robbers, thieves. J5j Cudgel, mace. ^pj ^ iiSj d Lane, narrow road. *^3 To let down the ends of a J^'/j -ttturban.
  
  Ring of hair around a turban. J^\jj To glut, * ^ijij J;;^j Cjj J3 * ,
  
  ,
  
  to gobble a. th.
  
  To give a. o. a deadly food. To make a. 0. to gobble. To eat cream and dates. To
  
  ^
  
  ^3j
  
  ^j1
  
  5
  
  ^jj5
  
  drink to excess. Infernal tree. Deadly food.
  
  ^^j
  
  Food of cream and dates. Kind of myrobalan. time, one time. Plague. *i5j To carry (a burden), /b Cij o^3 * To help a. 0. to carry (a load). 5 ^jl To hoot Cij i t/jJ ,'^^3j 'y3 o ls3 "^ A.
  
  To
  
  To make a. thrive.
  
  To
  
  th. to
  
  To
  
  
  grow
  
  pui'ify.
  
  j^ jj V li* *_, 5
  
  Ja'j
  
  To improve.
  
  justify a. 0.
  
  collect pooi'-rates from.
  
  n
  
  —
  
  totter
  
  (old
  
  man,
  
  (S-S'jj (£^3j child).
  
  To run
  
  ^J
  
  ?r
  
  ^oO *3j
  
  ^3
  
  i
  
  (child,
  
  "^
  
  par-
  
  tridge).
  
  To
  
  does not suit him.
  
  To
  
  Ichneumon.
  
  ()
  
  ^j
  
  ).
  
  -^
  
  Jj^J^
  
  (affair).
  
  -^O
  
  thrive (man).
  
  »
  
  a. o.
  
  Speaking. PI. Cocks. ^jijj Heap of coins or of any thing.
  
  /b
  
  To X'j a X3j,>j^jj *'^6»j o ro ^ grow ( plant To be righteous. To
  
  Tor
  
  To tickle
  
  (owl).
  
  of.
  
  To guess
  
  It
  
  (bird). D
  
  hands.
  
  sel).
  
  To
  
  feed (her chicks) with the bill
  
  Quickly done, despatched
  
  tickled.
  
  To fill To be
  
  lJ/3
  
  )
  
  To
  
  obtain
  
  a. th.,
  
  to persevere
  
  jp
  
  5)31
  
  in.
  
  To take up arms. Young ring-pigeon. Weapons, arms. To totter (old man).
  
  i&"J ^'j
  
  Xi^X
  
  iJ^3
  
  ^
  
  — TA
  
  (
  
  Sweet pancake.
  
  To hasten
  
  d' ^'jj
  
  CGJjj
  
  ^J
  
  He gave
  
  *
  
  goods.
  
  He
  
  in walk.
  
  He spoke uucouside-
  
  ;>>lr
  
  ^J To
  
  *^ ^a
  
  rately.
  
  To bolt (a door). To precede a. o. To slip, to slide
  
  ~ —
  
  r^^jb ,(?jj o
  
  a>
  
  Oulj
  
  s
  
  9:i'Jj,^^'j a ijJj
  
  niggardly way.^^iiJI ^'j render (verses, speech) >>
  To To
  
  addict o.'s self to (wine),
  
  Slippery place.
  
  /b
  
  ^!j^
  
  ^^sJ.Jj rCi'jj ijjj
  
  Bolt, sliding-latch.
  
  ir^Jj-'J ^rVJ,
  
  Quick. Slipping (arrow).
  
  Long
  
  ^J'j
  
  (journey).
  
  Paltry
  
  taste a. th.
  
  fi>
  
  ^'Jj
  
  set a. th. apart. -^
  
  ,
  
  Ummanly.
  
  Qj
  
  a
  
  To
  
  ^ ^
  
  n^l'j
  
  ^^sij
  
  retire apart.
  
  ^»jj^
  
  liitljlj
  
  Turtle, turtoise. (/"or oU>.'t-) sV-b, •<*• To become fat (cattle), ulj & ri'j -^ To slip (foot) ; to slide. ^j^j ^'j i
  
  To
  
  thrust
  
  a. o.
  
  with
  
  (a
  
  uj » iVlJ
  
  Cu-jjj
  
  ^''^'^i'j
  
  —
  
  Slippery place.
  
  d^'j
  
  ^ slT jj
  
  (&.';
  
  S^iTj
  
  alms.
  
  ^
  
  Pure from 'is'-J\ ^ Jj SlTj ;, sin. Righteous. Compassionate.
  
  '^yj
  
  To
  
  -C^'j ja'J\
  
  v;)Jj'^L|3j v3 a 'Sjji
  
  slip (foot,
  
  iJlj
  
  ,
  
  Excellent earth. ^]'j)
  
  -«
  
  d'j
  
  To pass away
  
  tongue).
  
  pass quickly.
  
  CkJj
  
  i
  
  J
  
  Uj
  
  -^
  
  5
  
  Dlrw
  
  — — 'Si
  
  Dji
  
  Ij
  
  (a favour) to.
  
  ^^\
  
  fi>
  
  — Uj
  
  jjj
  
  weight). Sinfulness.
  
  Smooth
  
  {un
  
  stones,
  
  Slip, sin, error. Nuptials.
  
  a friend.
  
  ^
  
  \
  
  fi,
  
  ^jj a
  
  Slippery (ground). Deficiency (in
  
  Banquet.
  
  xij j
  
  y^'jj
  
  Slippery (ground).
  
  ^Yj
  
  jJ,
  
  5Llj
  
  to err.
  
  To grant
  
  fit
  
  a
  
  <5j3jj
  
  To be deficient vcoin). To receive (food). To be thin in the hips. To make a. o. to slip,
  
  ^!jj ^'j Ijjj
  
  A good
  
  deed.
  
  )
  
  ;!_j_
  
  ijj__
  
  9. ^'j
  
  o"5j
  
  Food sent
  
  Carpet. "Woollen blan- "JjVj
  
  ^r
  
  to
  
  *^lj
  
  P
  
  ket.
  
  Deficient in
  
  weight
  
  jjjj ^\j'j
  
  ^
  
  ;;j)j
  
  (coin).
  
  strip a. o. of his clothes.
  
  2(
  
  strip o.'s self of o.'s clo-
  
  jjj -^ Ja!j7
  
  1>-
  
  Pure, sweet, Jj'jj j^ljj JjVjj JV^ 'C cool, light water.
  
  ^ White
  
  thes.
  
  Small coin worth 30 paras (about 3 halfpence). Pebble. Nakedness. Stark-naked. JaljlO.,) <•
  
  To
  
  i — ^jj
  
  alms,
  
  Obedience to God. Poor-rates. Legal
  
  ^^.JJ
  
  gobble.
  
  pilfer a. th.
  
  swindle
  
  oi;^Jj
  
  o
  
  Sliding-place. Pain in the back,
  
  To be anxious. To walk quickly. < To
  
  To
  
  J'j^
  
  fitj
  
  Even number, not odd.
  
  Stones.
  
  spear).
  
  To advance forward. To smooth a. th.
  
  To To
  
  thrive.
  
  (life).
  
  crawl.
  
  To
  
  \"^
  
  iJ C.
  
  praised, he justified hlmself.iliJ
  
  To give an increase to. To become just. To give To grow.
  
  ^ji To
  
  Nig-
  
  (gift). Intruder.
  
  gardly. Interested love.
  
  To To
  
  the tithe on his
  
  Purity.
  
  along.
  
  He
  
  ^3
  
  llVj rJj
  
  '
  
  O
  
  To*
  
  a. th. -^
  
  rise (sun).
  
  To
  
  ijajj -^
  
  <
  
  IJJ;^
  
  ^
  
  ^Sjlj , Cj j a ^Ij globe, to glut.
  
  t^j
  
  o
  
  /J
  
  (fire).
  
  To bui-n (o.'s feet) with (fire). ^ a — To be chapped, crac- ^'jj CJj a ;J, j ked (skin). To be corrupt (wound). ,
  
  ^pi
  
  of eggs.
  
  Lean
  
  in the
  
  Uj
  
  "Vj
  
  tr
  
  Jvj
  
  j" 133^
  
  hips. JaJj -^
  
  To
  
  blaze
  
  Swift.
  
  Slippery ground.
  
  To
  
  iS.
  
  vijjjj vijijj
  
  :djJij
  
  sioU J
  
  quake (the earth ten a. o.
  
  To urge
  
  :
  
  ^jf
  
  x)j33'Jj'3 »•
  
  God).
  
  To
  
  frigh-
  
  (camels).
  
  To quake (earth). Earthquake. Jjv3 ^
  
  Sj'j^ ^'J'jj JljJ3
  
  PI, Calamities.
  
  He cleaved to his mother (child).
  
  J^^j
  
  Q'j a.^/j -^
  
  j
  
  YA"\ )
  
  C
  
  Smooth
  
  To
  
  rock. Mirror.
  
  Swift (she-camel).
  
  Remote
  
  desire
  
  foetus.
  
  Smooth
  
  (
  
  un.
  
  ti^'j )
  
  jjy'j
  
  peach, nectarine. Glossy and hairless (man),
  
  ^
  
  'ijjj j>
  
  Gaiters. Sliding-bolt. Casting her
  
  Malignant wound.
  
  j)j1
  
  Chapped in the feet. Chapped on the heels.
  
  "^^
  
  young jvj;^
  
  usually (mare). Slippei'y, sliding place.
  
  To gobble
  
  iSJjJSj
  
  a. th.
  
  ji'jA
  
  ^
  
  ^jj
  
  Windpipe. Snout of a dog.
  
  To maKe a mistake. To fill (a vessel). He made him a scanty
  
  ^^Jj
  
  CJ j o ^'j
  
  -i^
  
  A — ii\h£
  
  J'jj
  
  To To ill
  
  pare. feed.
  
  To soften a. To round (a
  
  4>
  
  Ji'j\j
  
  To
  
  —
  
  a
  
  J'j
  
  mill-stone).
  
  To
  
  th.
  
  spoil (a dish).
  
  To dismount (hoi'seman). J'J -^ To scamper off. To be set up- 'Ji'j{ Hyrai, rock-badger. Rush-mat.
  
  ^vjl
  
  ^
  
  Cloven hoof. Divining arrow. Exterior appearance,
  
  ^Vjl
  
  ^ Jj
  
  J'j
  
  —
  
  Liljl.
  
  tjjj xSji
  
  **)j
  
  -tf-
  
  slit
  
  and
  
  ^y^
  
  tj
  
  J'j\
  
  ^jbJI J'ji\
  
  Throat
  
  ;
  
  ^^y'\
  
  gullet,
  
  ^ ^/Sj ^
  
  larynx.
  
  To
  
  rise (sun).
  
  To
  
  blaze
  
  ^J'j & fij
  
  -H^
  
  Li^X" v^J
  
  *
  
  (fire).
  
  again
  
  (hair).
  
  Spout of a pot. Elephant's
  
  -i^j^
  
  v'jJj ••
  
  trunk.
  
  man.
  
  strong (horse).
  
  Wild
  
  cat.
  
  Gi-eat
  
  and
  
  jy
  
  Small-bodied. Lop-
  
  Scanty
  
  greedy.
  
  (gift). CjtJ
  
  a
  
  JJ
  
  Basil-blossom. People.
  
  To tighten
  
  (sandals)
  
  Jfj
  
  « jj,
  
  A
  
  C»3 o !.J
  
  ^
  
  with a. th. To fill up (a skin). To carry away (a lamb: wolf). To outstrip a. 0.
  
  feathers
  
  (chicken).
  
  To
  
  sJiij\j ^'J>j ,C»^Jj Cijj advance, to draw near. To amplify (a narration).
  
  To near
  
  To
  
  a. o. or a. th.
  
  collect a. th.
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  i_i)j
  
  j ^'j
  
  finj
  
  s .jOjl
  
  trouble (people) in
  
  march
  
  Degree, rank. Near-
  
  (guide).
  
  Jijj Sfjj JCj
  
  Garden, meadow. S^j DigiljUJjJ v^^Jj Ouljj j jr *^' nity. Nearness. Large dish. First part of the night.
  
  J
  
  Filled tank, cistern. Dish,
  
  Green urn.
  
  ^j
  
  ^ uJj Smooth
  
  Oyster-shell.
  
  rock. Hard ground. Mirror, -^ Spoon. Remote (journey). ^^'j
  
  _ij j
  
  Village on the confines
  
  ^Xy
  
  ^
  of the desert PI. Steps of ascent.
  
  tons time.
  
  Female hawk. Mountain-goat,
  
  eared.
  
  -ft-
  
  ^;jj -^
  
  Ht
  
  Advancing forward.
  
  hanging, (camel, ewe). Mountain-goat. Calami-
  
  Little lively
  
  v_-)j
  
  torrent).
  
  ness.
  
  He looks like a slave. 'xji'j alil '^ Wattle of sheep and ^Vj ^ x'Sj goats, Man. Foot-passenger. Well wrought (arrow-wood). ,! j Having the ear
  
  lib
  
  throttle a. o.
  
  every stage of their
  
  right.
  
  ^ijl.
  
  ^j^
  
  To become covered with
  
  cut off (the nose).
  
  To be
  
  -^ Jar.
  
  To be dense (cloud). To dash (waves of a To swallow a. th. To
  
  — To grow
  
  gift.
  
  s ^jjl
  
  a
  
  right).
  
  j^'j
  
  Jjjy
  
  ^
  
  of.
  
  To rob a. o. of (a To cut (a tree).
  
  (stage).
  
  Abortive
  
  j)3 inspire a. o. with the
  
  To slip (foot). Csjj j3jj a j!,j -«To slide. — To loathe and quit (a place). i_> To cause »j s j) jlj J'jj Ci'j jJj a. 0. to slip. To shave (the head). To anoint (the body). To shar- a j!j pen (iron). To render (a place) slip,
  
  ,
  
  i
  
  pery.
  
  To become smooth, slippery. ^'J To have a glossy, shining face. Slippery place. •^
  
  Lapse,
  
  slip in
  
  ;5VJj Ji/jj J'jj jJ3
  
  words.
  
  7^j
  
  (
  
  To
  
  shriek, to
  
  Flute
  
  make
  
  sound
  
  ;
  
  YAY
  
  Proud. Full (measure). Hard, long (stage).
  
  -^Xj
  
  r^j-'j -S-
  
  ^ ^.aj ^^jj ^j J^'j ^
  
  To bud
  
  (plant).
  
  To grow louder (sound). y^'j\j — j^Vj Long flute. Dense, entangled Hollow. Soft. Eminent (man).
  
  (tree).
  
  To
  
  play
  
  ^jj
  
  ,
  
  O.vi
  
  jj >S^3
  
  o
  
  i
  
  >j
  
  -W-
  
  To fill (a skin). * J^'jj \y.'j o — To divulge (an event). i_j To stir a. o. against (another). i_) » — To be scared (gazelle). ^\'yj o — — To cry (o.strich). \j\/j To have scanty hair. To i^ij ^ y.j be faint-hearted (man). To have lit,
  
  \
  
  tle
  
  the eyes blood-shot
  
  j'^Jl
  
  from anger. Song, sound. -^ Flute, pipe. j_^j ^ ^ Bind-weed. o^kiiJI <• Bell-flower.
  
  ^iUll
  
  wool (man,
  
  little hair,
  
  boy.
  
  y-'j _,/ij
  
  y:j'jj j^^ 3^ j^^j
  
  Small in stature. Sweet-
  
  jCO
  
  -^
  
  ~n/tj
  
  yj-^
  
  Art of a flutist. Cry of the ostrich.
  
  o'y'j s30»j
  
  jC.j
  
  Flutist, piper. ;
  
  :
  
  he
  
  lifted
  
  jC'jj y\'j
  
  double pipe.
  
  syy-'j -^j
  
  oC»3
  
  To bridle (a camel). To be filled (skin). To oppose a. o.
  
  \fyj o
  
  plantarjo^
  
  J-yj>\j\f'yi Vj/j
  
  medicinal plant. Oats.
  
  Smyrna
  
  wolf).
  
  Thong
  
  Rein, halter.
  
  of
  
  ^ji
  
  •v-j.
  
  trol. Sincerity.
  
  He
  
  the main spring
  
  is
  
  yj^j 'yi
  
  _y.'
  
  vi
  
  ^^
  
  y ypj
  
  of the aflair.
  
  He
  
  is
  
  the leader of his
  
  He has thrown
  
  ay\ y^y
  
  j
  
  cjS
  
  ^Xy
  
  house
  
  is
  
  near to
  
  To resound from
  
  his. oj li
  
  afar.
  
  \)
  
  To
  
  flute.
  
  To whinny (horse). To crackle (fire). To hmu '(singer). To mumble (magician). To roar (camel). j\yy Abundant (water). Well near
  
  >J^J
  
  the Caaba.
  
  Roaring
  
  of a lion. Ciap^J,C»3
  
  of thunder. Crackling of
  
  'iJ'y'j
  
  ->-
  
  fire.
  
  of 50 men ^j uj w and camels. •^ Small water-skin. To have a gra- c^jj, ;7Uj o
  
  (of David).
  
  j^X
  
  ''^/y'j
  
  d^'j
  
  *
  
  ve mien.
  
  To be showy, gaudy (plumage). c}j'\ in
  
  To sow
  
  mien.
  
  c—»
  
  Ji.j,
  
  discord
  
  Root of the
  
  Green emerald. balls of
  
  ,
  
  -^
  
  ^nJ
  
  'U>j
  
  ^j
  
  jr
  
  <^-^j
  
  r^j
  
  -^
  
  '^[yji ^[/'j
  
  ^j ijjCjj
  
  meat and
  
  flour.
  
  a. 0.
  
  b«^j a rr^j
  
  White dun-diver (bird). He took it altogether.
  
  j^\'y
  
  i jSO-jj
  
  jj li
  
  >3*j -^
  
  Angered. Reddish falcon.
  
  Uvula,
  
  Stufied
  
  ijl
  
  his aSair into his'hands.
  
  To intrude upon To be angry.
  
  fife,
  
  Hymn. Psalm
  
  yi
  
  tribe.
  
  between.
  
  (town).
  
  Musical reed,
  
  -
  
  To fasten (sandals). To be fastened, tied. To carry away (a lamb
  
  Grave
  
  Iron collar of a dog.
  
  Alisma
  
  ^j
  
  *ijl<
  
  ,
  
  up the nose.
  
  Company
  
  faced.
  
  Scattered party, gang.
  
  Flute
  
  lit
  
  peal (thunder).
  
  J^'j y-'j
  
  ewe). Faint-hearted. Nice-looking.
  
  Handsome
  
  strutted;
  
  My
  
  wool (ewe).
  
  Having
  
  y-j
  
  sandals. -^ Bonds of friendship. Con-
  
  upon a reed.
  
  To have
  
  To grow
  
  speak.
  
  ;
  
  ^'j a
  
  (tiger).
  
  To
  
  He erected the head he ^ajlj
  
  proud, haughty,
  
  To roar
  
  advance.
  
  (camel's tusk).
  
  jj»C»jj j>\>^
  
  of the flute. Shriek, sound
  
  To be
  
  ^3
  
  )
  
  To
  
  noise.
  
  iy^V'j
  
  P P
  
  To storm,
  
  tail
  
  to
  
  of a bird.
  
  make
  
  a loud
  
  noise.
  
  To
  
  roll his roai'ing (lion).
  
  yJ-Jj
  
  wi-ap, to conceal a
  
  or
  
  YA
  
  (
  
  OJ To
  
  •>
  
  .o,
  
  To wrap
  
  o.'s self ^j Jfi'j\j
  
  J^y To
  
  J^ jlj
  
  ofil
  
  To
  
  Jaij »•
  
  Ck'j
  
  be perplexed, flur-
  
  (".>
  
  j a
  
  ,-;j -»
  
  ried by fear.
  
  in (clothes).
  
  Weak,
  
  To scamper
  
  slip (ring).
  
  a. th.
  
  cowardly.
  
  ^
  
  jA'j
  
  -^f-j
  
  iUlj
  
  To escape swiftly (horse). Cli/^j a v3 To go slowly. To keep steadily ^_,j jtj a ^Jb ^j to. To determine upon. To be uneven, knobbed (plant). fj>'-}. To have large knobs (vine-stock).
  
  j
  
  Shudder of fear. Rivulet. ^.C^j^ ^ ^j Lowest class of people. Knobs, gems
  
  j5jj j>jj j>3
  
  iUj
  
  Party. Companions.
  
  Family, household.
  
  Limping from
  
  tXi'j
  
  fieriness
  
  iUlj
  
  (horse).
  
  Beast of burden. JAjj ^ ^(\> Provision-bag. Fellow-rider, Colleague.
  
  Weak. Coward- :jCijj
  
  Jr'i
  
  jC»;j 'H^'jjS'J'j
  
  of a vine. Scattered plants.
  
  Steadiness, perseverance.
  
  pC.jj
  
  —
  
  Confused sound. J-^Ob J^lj^ ;r J^j^ The whole. Family, iL'jb ~ Spout of a cooler. 'ii'yj^ ^y' j "^
  
  Hairs behind the
  
  Shoemaker's
  
  Hot-brained. Niggardly. Crafty. ' J3 Quick, resolute ; of good 'U^j ^ f^'j
  
  knife,
  
  Jc>rlj1
  
  chisel. Gluttonous.
  
  Weak
  
  Green cooler with a
  
  silver
  
  ^
  
  jsVjl
  
  (man). is%'y>
  
  5
  
  jJj3
  
  (J>l>''jj
  
  ^^'j
  
  drive (camels).
  
  Active, brisk.
  
  To be para-
  
  7j\^jj 't^jj
  
  ^'j a
  
  j^^j
  
  ^ ^ -^
  
  last long.
  
  To be
  
  afflict a, 0.
  
  ^jl
  
  old.
  
  with palsy (God).
  
  »
  
  —
  
  ~ o* *
  
  delay (a gift) fi*om.
  
  Time. oC«ji ^r *^Jj c/^j Time, long or short, li^jlj ^i'j\ ^ oC»3 PZ. Seasons of the year. Tenses :ci» j] of a verb.
  
  For some time.
  
  CC»j
  
  Palsy. Crippleness. Love. Cripple. Paralytic.
  
  Indetermined
  
  xJCij
  
  J^3 ^
  
  cArj <s-L^j
  
  on^jj ja'j 'CjJj'j
  
  XtC-
  
  time.
  
  xiJ'j
  
  fetlock.
  
  ^'yi
  
  Energetic, resolute.
  
  judgment. ^yfj
  
  Stingless hornet.
  
  ^J^
  
  Accident, misfortune. Shai'p
  
  ^,^\j\
  
  ^
  
  ^'j]
  
  man.
  
  Imminent, impending (event).
  
  lytic, crippled.
  
  To To To
  
  j fj^'j^
  
  Swift, quick (hare).
  
  spout.
  
  To
  
  p,C.j
  
  To pluck
  
  (the
  
  A
  
  CUj
  
  i
  
  ^'^
  
  •>
  
  j^'j
  
  -tt-
  
  To open (a lock). does not avail him xii j *it J^l U anything. Plucked (beard), Xjja'j^j ^Uj^ j beard).
  
  It
  
  To fill up (a skin). fe^ij To incite a. o. against. To be tight (clothes). To be in a rage.
  
  o ifA>j
  
  Anger. Hot-tempered. Short and
  
  it ?
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  cU^^ -^ ijt;j|^
  
  ^3 XfciJj
  
  foolish.
  
  Old, chronical disease.
  
  ca!?" <j^S^ si»lj> iLit
  
  He made a bargain with him for a time. To become intense (heat). a o j To be blood-shf't from y^'jj J^'j anger
  
  -fi-
  
  -U-
  
  (eyes).
  
  Root
  
  of a bird's^ tail,
  
  ^A^ J
  
  j it;
  
  j
  
  rump.
  
  To limp (in To run in
  
  running).
  
  vC»j, i o Jij -ftCSUjj VCjj iUjj >Uj leaning forward (horse). To carry (a load). a—
  
  To ^j(^ To follow a. o. » "ijAj — To be contracted (face). To mount a. o, be- ^ J;'|3j,^>»j J^J Vehement cold. Moon. hind. To counterbalance (a ri(ter) jlJ^'j
  
  To be
  
  shine
  
  intensely cold (day). (star).
  
  Enraged. Having a smiling face.^^jsji' To dry up (sinew). <• To uj o3 »• buzz (insect).
  
  on a camel.
  
  To wrap
  
  a. th. in o.'s
  
  (clothes).
  
  ^j 4
  
  f> ^\%'j
  
  Jji3
  
  TA\
  
  C
  
  Polyrjonum hydropiper, V^*^' Jc-vi water-pepper (plant). Kind of Carline thistle. ^^^\ — To fillip, to snap the thumb, ^'j > To be covered with ^j~' ^j — -fi-
  
  verdigris.
  
  To
  
  jVaJj,
  
  Verdigris green.
  
  ^jj^l
  
  Nail-parings.
  
  jj^Jj
  
  by
  
  double entry.
  
  *j
  
  ji
  
  ]
  
  Jj j^j
  
  Narrow, contracted (shade).
  
  'C'jj
  
  Small, scanty.
  
  oUj ^'j
  
  seek refuge
  
  Ji^ \ij'jj
  
  *\-'j
  
  I'j «-
  
  a
  
  sSnaJj j
  
  Jiot^j.
  
  ren's nails.
  
  praise a.
  
  repel a.
  
  o.
  
  To
  
  J^^j »
  
  j
  
  Jo^'j^
  
  GJ j a 9^3
  
  -ft-
  
  o.
  
  ^
  
  a
  
  re-
  
  ^'Jj
  
  -tJj^j
  
  —
  
  -r-^'j
  
  peatedly.
  
  To become proud
  
  ;
  
  to speak
  
  without restraint. To be rancid (oil).
  
  To cleave, to stick. To grow proud. To
  
  ^; j7
  
  6jj
  
  a s^Jj
  
  d-y'j lift
  
  -J:^
  
  o ^>j
  
  i
  
  the head
  
  ^j^
  
  heart.
  
  o.'s
  
  To^snuffle, to snort.
  
  ^j^ _r^'3 -^
  
  To strike (fire). ^ Jjj,\'jjj jJ j -«— To fill (a vessel). jjj_j q To be thirsty (man). |^ j ^ _ To punish beyond justice. To lie, jjj To increase, to exceed. jjjl To relapse in (a pain), J — To become angry. To remain j.!'J i
  
  straitened his family.
  
  Fore-arm, wrist. Upper^stick of
  
  ^ul
  
  i\;j1j oJjIj
  
  a' flint.
  
  <
  
  :>i;j_
  
  ic-
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  jj
  
  j
  
  Fire-steel.
  
  Maniple of priests.
  
  striking oIj^jj olio" j)I two bones of the fore-arm. jti\j iUjII
  
  Baffled, Disappointed. Miser. iUjii
  
  Successful. :>\j'J]
  
  Stingy. Tight (garment).
  
  Paltry
  
  of a duck.
  
  ^'ij
  
  To behave To frown
  
  '
  
  proudly.
  
  ,_jjj
  
  Icjij^
  
  — -nJj
  
  -tt-
  
  at.
  
  Hornet. Wasp. Quick in^;lJ 3 ?r Jj^j answering. Strong ass. Large rat.
  
  He took the whole of it. Wasp. Kind of planetree.
  
  Sweet
  
  Metal-spring gun.
  
  White
  
  lily.
  
  sj,^t'
  
  Ji «j>'l
  
  jjjj
  
  j
  
  jUX
  
  fig. ;
  
  ^jvj Ts
  
  cock of a
  
  {un
  
  Oil of
  
  jasmine. Wine.
  
  *ilj
  
  ^
  
  'j
  
  J^
  
  < German iris.
  
  'j
  
  -^
  
  Night
  
  jasmine. Flower-de-luce.
  
  <
  
  Hyacinth (flower), strut. -^
  
  To be
  
  l»lj> jiJ jj
  
  jJj
  
  — Jvj
  
  -H-
  
  insolent, peevish.
  
  Distress. -^ Insolence.
  
  To contract from
  
  thirst
  
  e^'j Gjj a
  
  '^rJ'j -J^
  
  (bowels).
  
  Two sticks for Flint-stone.
  
  Waddling
  
  To
  
  speechless.
  
  The
  
  Bulky and short. Narrow. Kee«Uj ping in urine. To become fat, plump. CJj a w4j -fr Fearful, faint-hearted.
  
  (suckling ).^To speak out Rancid, altered (oil).
  
  tree.
  
  'li
  
  hill).
  
  To straiten a. o. To drink (water)
  
  Thorny
  
  To ascend (a hill). j — To contract (shade). To u^ cheerful. To hurry (man). To straiten a. 0. ip \j 3 To force a. 0. towards (a Aj 5 j1 place). To make a. 0. to ascend (a bf.;
  
  spots on child-
  
  Cinnabar. Vermilion.
  
  fire.
  
  Self-seeking, self-sufficient
  
  jj^
  
  towards.
  
  White
  
  He
  
  good of a. Kind of chick-pea. Darnel-seed, Baboon, ape. ^Jj
  
  P To
  
  r--^?Jj,
  
  Chain
  
  ^ Book-keeping
  
  To
  
  J::t^^ or ^r- J^ j^. « ojh o j 0. To suspect a. 0.
  
  evil
  
  (man).
  
  be in irons.
  
  Verdigris, crocus.
  
  Fillip.
  
  )
  
  To think
  
  To
  
  requite a. 0. for evil or
  
  (un. Iljfcjj, ) 9r^J « y>^ Negroes, Ethiopians. Jir
  
  ^j\j
  
  Zanzibar,
  
  Jjyi
  
  A»iomM?rt zinziber, ginger.
  
  (gift).
  
  Huge elephant. j^ jj'^j j^^j- 3 P To pi'ofess dualism, JjJjj — J jj j -fr
  
  5 }>u\j
  
  good. n-^J,J
  
  r^J
  
  j'W j J^^j P
  
  Wine. Inula, ele-
  
  campane
  
  ^jo;
  
  J-^jj
  
  (plant).
  
  >liJI
  
  J-^ 3
  
  — j*3
  
  ^
  
  <
  
  Adulterous, adulterine
  
  ^Juj j ••'
  
  (child).
  
  '
  
  !
  
  j^X
  
  Manicheism, atheism.
  
  -
  
  lieve.
  
  ^
  
  Particle of admiration. Bravo! e^ -^ Am"Cajj ^..ij.
  
  Part of goods.
  
  -ft-
  
  munition.
  
  To misbe-
  
  Dualism, Manicheism, Magia- sJjJj nism. Atheism. Miser, niggardly man. *J jJjj Joj j
  
  Ji^^j} *5ilJj ^ Ji/JX ^ Manichean, dualist. Hypocrite. A-
  
  Magian
  
  To
  
  to be free from wordly
  
  abstain,
  
  desires.
  
  < To
  
  self
  
  get tired
  
  theist.
  
  of.
  
  SiUjj la*j — to God's service. To be an asce-
  
  To devote
  
  o.'s
  
  -x* jjj
  
  ,
  
  tic.
  
  To
  
  A
  
  appraise
  
  —
  
  jj Ij^ j a
  
  ju»
  
  jJ>'j\j
  
  roughly (a palm-tree).
  
  To make
  
  a. o.
  
  to shun,
  
  ^^^ej
  
  J
  
  J(
  
  oaj
  
  -ii-
  
  fi>
  
  girdle. -^ Waist-belt.
  
  PL
  
  to abstain from.
  
  To impute avarice to a. o. s — To have little property (man). ja'J\ To despise, to make little of. ^ jS\'Ji To reckon a. th. as little. it -^a^jI Take as much as <^-S^~ ^ -^3
  
  ^
  
  suffices thee.
  
  Abstemiousness,
  
  ju»jjj
  
  siu^j -Uj
  
  asceticism.
  
  Legal alms, poor-rate. iUJ ^ si'j Abstemious. a^'J^j, juSj iG»j ^ oaIj ^
  
  To put a belt on a. o. S \'J 'j o J j To fill (a vessel). He looked intently at. Jl, i^_Jj To put on a belt. To be thin. Jy Non-Moslem's j0 j ^ 'j^'jj jb'3 G Small pebbles. Little
  
  ,
  
  < To straiten, to squeeze a. o. To ill-feed o.'s (people), ip jjjlj j* j^ — To be niggardly towards. Lane, by-street. -^ Straitness. Zmj Halter. Shackles for
  
  J^j-r o^X
  
  mules. Necklace.
  
  Ring
  
  Poor (man). Ascetic.
  
  ^?jj
  
  flies.
  
  Azedarac, bead-tree. c^'J'j P To be angry. .Ju'Jj v'iJ j a wjj j -^ To put a ring to the » CUj ^ J^ J "^ rein of a horse. To shackle (a mule).
  
  of a halter under the jaw.
  
  a^j Sound intellects. Firm. Sound (judgment). jiTVI — — To look angrily at a. o.
  
  xlljj^
  
  Little, scanty. Poor, niggardly,
  
  Abstemious. Content with
  
  little
  
  ;
  
  disinte-
  
  To
  
  Recess, corner.
  
  little
  
  property. Poor.
  
  shine (moon).
  
  To
  
  \'j^'j
  
  ->j»Jj>
  
  a_^*j
  
  -H-
  
  glow (fire). To be glossy (face). To have a «3>* j o ^'jj ly^j ^ JtJ ,
  
  Wealthy,
  
  To blossom (plant). 3*jb ^jl To make (the fire) to glow. A — To shine (lamp). ^*jl To take care of. To mind. ^_i jAij\
  
  Difjitalis,
  
  fox-glove
  
  (pZ).cri-.illfei!l
  
  j^'j
  
  J-feJj
  
  i-ich.
  
  Skilful, clever.
  
  <
  
  -r
  
  "^^J
  
  'j'^'j
  
  «•
  
  Swindler.
  
  o'^o). Jl. s
  
  P
  
  "^feiiO
  
  Ochre, red clay. a com-
  
  -^
  
  jyj j -^ ^%^'j Ts
  
  j
  
  cA'^ij
  
  ^' j
  
  — ^3
  
  P -)1-
  
  petitor to a. 0.
  
  Part of the ear
  
  slit
  
  and lopping, xj 'j
  
  Wattle of sheep. Sign, token. ving the ear
  
  Blossom, yellow flower. Choice part.
  
  _r\5u
  
  Stirrup.
  
  To send
  
  bright complexion.
  
  -tf-
  
  J ^' j
  
  d\ii>\
  
  rested.
  
  Having
  
  jjj J-i3
  
  and hanging (ewe).
  
  slit
  
  ^'j
  
  Outsider, adopted. Ignoble.
  
  To look intently
  
  upon.
  
  ^
  
  Jl jJj j j\^j
  
  -i^
  
  — Beware. Look out P ~ *Vjj,j S^O* JOj ^^Xj 'j, j. -^ ^ Primrose (plant). rci'j^ J J •^ Chrysanthemum [floiver). fCiJI — To commit adultery, fornication. — •^ Honey-suckle [plant). To charge a. 0. with adultery. 5 ] j jUJI Adultery, fornication. Phalangium [plant). cj^isC:2\ — jj .Jj^ Lichen, rock-moss [plant).
  
  J>^\
  
  ,
  
  i
  
  (f-
  
  _,
  
  •^'Da.hy iflotver).
  
  Marvel
  
  of
  
  Peru
  
  [plant).
  
  j'O^' jJbl
  
  Adultei^er, fornicator.
  
  —
  
  Adulteress. Harlot.
  
  eC'j^ oljj
  
  r
  
  oO *^lO
  
  To
  
  be altered (news).
  
  To
  
  in (man).
  
  To carry press a.
  
  f^peak
  
  (a burden).
  
  To burst ^jii':>'j[ much,
  
  To
  
  Sj
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  Csijj C»^^j — overreach the mark
  
  To
  
  walk ahead. To (arrow). To perish.
  
  To be full of marrow (bone). JaJI To fill (a vessel). To pierce j£j\ through ( the target ). To reduce (God). To shift ( error ) to nought fi>
  
  (the saddle) to its neck (beast).
  
  j —
  
  To hurry (the walk). To take the lead. To spring
  
  Jh^jjI.
  
  forward (horse).
  
  jij
  
  Outrunning the others (horse). Fat (beast). Lean, ^'jj jij ^ Dry. Put to flight. Vain, pei-ishing, unsteady.
  
  iSj
  
  J^U
  
  Jjd'jj
  
  Swift, fast.
  
  —
  
  J* J
  
  well.
  
  Jy^'jj <2aI3
  
  Nearly one year.
  
  :c^
  
  Slayer.'
  
  jCa.j_
  
  J^'y
  
  Straitened.
  
  To grind
  
  'J^j*
  
  a
  
  a. th.
  
  Ckij a-dUj
  
  -»-
  
  between two stones. To grind. To raise (the dust
  
  ;
  
  wind).''
  
  Quiet, tranquil.
  
  smooth
  
  (clothes).
  
  j^tlj
  
  To
  
  a
  
  jLij
  
  -^
  
  a. th.
  
  To be washed. To be pure. Ji^KP To be fat. Light, active. Vehement wind, jlaj Fat.
  
  •!>
  
  A flower.
  
  (
  
  for jVj
  
  )
  
  y^'j -^
  
  Beauty, bright- Vji'ji
  
  j!i,
  
  UbJ
  
  f,
  
  Jji^j
  
  To be full of ^Ajb Ca'j o ^'j ^ marrow (bone). To inveigh against a. o. Sj s — To chide a. o. away. ^,p To suffer from indigestion C^j a "'j (man). To be greasy (hand). To be hostile to a. o. To draw 5 ^\'j near to. To separate from. ,
  
  »'j»'j
  
  ness.
  
  syij
  
  flag {plant).
  
  Whiteness. Beauty. s^j < Pansy, heart's ease (pi). o^uJI Syij Splendour of the world. CJjJI s^j Aim, purpose, want. _^j Venus [plniet). e'ji'j •^ Venereal diseases. xly£ji\ ^\'y'^\ Strutting, sweeping gait.' *i^6 Flourishing (plant).
  
  oj^aIJ ^ Bright, fair (complexion).
  
  _>^Oji»^
  
  Bright -faced man. J^j ^ 'l^j
  
  Moon. Friday. Wild Milk just drawn.
  
  ^ Celebrated
  
  Jftl'j
  
  bull.
  
  University
  
  j.
  
  j^j\
  
  White
  
  lion.
  
  ^j VI
  
  r^\>i\
  
  of Cairo.
  
  Fair woman. Wild cow. The sun and the moon.
  
  Large
  
  silver coin
  
  worth
  
  '^'^'j
  
  d<'j»j^\ i!fj.lj*3 "^
  
  about one shilling. •(/ Jolly man. Kindling fire for guests ; hosy^ j» pitable.
  
  Lute, guitar. Large drum._^|j;r
  
  ^ j^yi To be vile. To lie. Cjj*j a wiij To perish. To be near to (death). J)^ ^iiijlj — To be nimble in. J Ciaj a ^3 To carry a. th. away (wind). A — To be ready to mischief. To ._ii.j1 lie. To slander. To revile a. o. s — To overthrow a. 0. (horse). » ^^iSJIj ~" To make a false report to J A — a. 0. To thrust a. o. with (a spear). ~ To allure a. 0. to (evil). To v" ^ -ft-
  
  To shun, to avoid a. th.^ 5u3 o Ja3 "^ To be white and smooth, ^j a J* J To wash
  
  —
  
  yL'j
  
  in card-playing.
  
  Intensely red.
  
  Flat ground, plain.
  
  Deep
  
  backgam-
  
  mon. Luck
  
  yi'j
  
  ^^GuJI
  
  Kidney-vetch, kcorus^ sweet-
  
  disgusted. (soul).
  
  ^ojl
  
  Oi'ange-tlower water. Dice of
  
  o.
  
  To be compact Oy^j a j»3 "^ (marrow). To ba marrowy (bone). To disappear (falsehood). -^ To bo
  
  To depart
  
  Impure carbonate of soda, Verdigris, crocus.
  
  loudly.
  
  grant (help) to
  
  a. 0.
  
  To despatch (a wounded man), jp — A — To amplify (news). To carry away. To destroy a. th. To go away, to shun.^.t ji* i'jlj ^'ji To be scared away (horse). wii jjI.
  
  vitriol,
  
  sulphate of
  
  BUie vitriol, 'g(,l>!l «.ij!l sulphate of copper. Sulphuric acid.
  
  One of
  
  (>»s!' 9r'j
  
  ^0
  
  j\ *J^\Ji\
  
  ViJ^J
  
  ?>o j^lj^ !!i>
  
  a pair, a match.
  
  ^jj
  
  To
  
  rish (plant).
  
  Husband,
  
  ^
  
  couple.
  
  oW-jj
  
  -^j
  
  t
  
  ^fjj
  
  -C^/j'jj ^Ijj
  
  -fy-j
  
  Wedlock.
  
  perfume.^j
  
  ^'j Stinking fat. Fetid smell of fat meat. 'V^jAjj Si^'j To blossom. «Gkjj \je>jj I^J o \»j -tt-
  
  9rJJ
  
  Class.
  
  Wife, spouse.
  
  smell. Grease. Civet,
  
  ^Ij))
  
  ;
  
  Mari'iage.
  
  ^j
  
  )
  
  Bad
  
  ir'iji !r
  
  comrade. -^ Pair, couple. They form a pair, a oW-jjj tjj wife
  
  y\y
  
  c
  
  J3J
  
  White
  
  te).
  
  To grow, to flouTo assume colour (daTo grow up (child). To journey
  
  shine (lampj.
  
  after being
  
  To To
  
  watered (camels).
  
  lie.
  
  1^*3 o
  
  make
  
  despise, to
  
  Aj
  
  » ^/>Jb
  
  — ~
  
  To shake (a devpy plant To light (a lamp). To raise (a figure mirage). To move (a fan). To toss (a ship waves). To render a. o. self-conceited 5 — little of.
  
  :
  
  wind).
  
  :
  
  To remove, to cease. ^ G-j} o ^IJ -STo depart from. To scatter. To collect (cattle). » — To displace a. th. To » %-\j\ ^\j\ achieve a. th. To take off (an evil :
  
  God).
  
  To be discovered To supply o.'self
  
  (disease).
  
  i/^j
  
  ,
  
  -r^jK
  
  (Sjj o aIJ
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  (pride).
  
  To brandish
  
  (a stick).
  
  o
  
  To
  
  appraise (dates) roughly. To be proud, to boast of.
  
  To become reddish
  
  Uj
  
  ^ ^j
  
  (/"'jb ^j* jJ
  
  ^'j
  
  (dates).
  
  with provisions. supply a. o. with i iijlj ^jj provisions. -^ To exaggerate a. th. To provide o.'s self with (a A ijj; letter) fi'om. To be hit on the head by.
  
  To become proud (man). To ^j1 grow up (palm-tree). To render a. o. self-conceited. » ^'i'j\ To look scornfully at. oj 5 —
  
  To
  
  A
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  ask, to seek after
  
  provisions. -^
  
  To
  
  ^j lj>
  
  \j ilijl^
  
  increase.
  
  Travelling- sij/jlj iljjl provisions. Stores.
  
  Provision-
  
  iljtj,
  
  ^
  
  sSlj^; <»j ilj
  
  Fresh
  
  plant. Falsehood,
  
  lie.
  
  »x»
  
  »Uj j^'j
  
  Useless.
  
  Splendour, fi'eshness, finery.
  
  ^j
  
  Bright-faced (man). Flowery (plant), olj
  
  Ijljij Sjljj J Ijljjj
  
  jjj SjG J, jlj -tta person). Sj ^ jl^Jlj to the * \j\fj jij hind-girth of a camel. To incline. To be crook- \j'/j a jj^
  
  To visit (a place, To bind the fore
  
  breasted.
  
  To improve. To set a. th. a jjj aright. To embellish a. th. To make void (a testimony). To falsify a.th. if- To counterfeit. To show reguarJ to (a guest). n — To do good to a. o. To incite a. o. to pay a visit. » j\j\ — To address (praise) to a. o. i To pay visit to one another. jjVf) To deviate, to turn ^ jUjb jJjb ~ fi>
  
  aside from.
  
  -lij
  
  hundred, about a hundred. Blossom Splendour. Vanity.
  
  Coloured date.
  
  ^ ijj^j Sil^j *l>
  
  l)ag. ,
  
  Amount. Conjecture.
  
  Self-conceited, proud.^j;;^ /^yj ^'j>\
  
  A
  
  pair, a couple
  
  (ojop. to'ji
  
  'yj^
  
  ^
  
  of men, ships. Overthrow, ruin.
  
  To sow
  
  discord
  
  ^jj Ca-jj
  
  o ^Ij
  
  -ft-
  
  between.
  
  To marry a. o. to. J^ «_pj » » ^33 To couple a. th. with. To pair, to be coupled. Caiu VjJai; ^Jlj To mingle with a. o. ^jij To form a couple with. ojj srijb ~ To marry (a woman). To 5 ^^h 2^
  
  creep in
  
  a. o.
  
  (drowsiness).
  
  To marry into (a tribe). j — To be coupled (expres- ^jijlj ,rJljJ sion, rhyme). To be doubled. Green
  
  vitriol,
  
  of iron.
  
  sulphate zJ^Vj ^ ^IJ
  
  P
  
  r-^^
  
  Gx'easy matter of the wool
  
  used as a medicine. Gymnastics. To adorn, to embellish (speech).
  
  Amalgam
  
  To
  
  To ask
  
  »,
  
  /b
  
  gild a. th.
  
  of gold and
  
  the
  
  jjj
  
  To
  
  Upper part of the
  
  — JO "^
  
  breast. Intellect.
  
  JjjO
  
  Jj^ljj
  
  Cikojjj
  
  fejj o
  
  ill
  
  J
  
  oVSjjj
  
  -ft-
  
  iS'jj
  
  J'3
  
  M'/ji 'kx'jj '^jj'jj "^^j'jj "^jj To pass away, to cease. To
  
  -«•
  
  ^
  
  "^j'jji
  
  %'j
  
  o
  
  JC
  
  iJljj
  
  Jij
  
  from (a place).
  
  May
  
  he perish! {curse).
  
  o To displace a. th. from. To decline (sun). CVjjj Vjjjj VljJ ~ To be advanced (day). Vljj — The shade went away 'j^\ js^j Jij
  
  ^
  
  jf
  
  i
  
  To break
  
  a journey for a while.;J_^2j"~
  
  He shuddered. iJljjj iijJ-J Ji-'-J J'j He was moved by fear. To remove. To A Jl^jlj Jlj^j Jjj suppress
  
  Phantom
  
  Festivals of Jews
  
  in sleep.
  
  and Christi-
  
  Softness
  
  Dainty.
  
  garment.
  
  a
  
  of
  
  D Threat. Forgery. Forcibly, by compulsion.
  
  j/y^.
  
  false testimony, j/j 5il4i,
  
  Large j\i% s^j^j j\j'j] ^ xj, porous jar. Visitor of women, Use, custom. Leaning. Crookedness of the sides.jjj
  
  Flax.
  
  He
  
  visited
  
  him as a
  
  iL-ssiJl "i'jij, 'ojVj
  
  friend.
  
  Rope binding the
  
  s3j,'j^ -r
  
  jQj,j jU j,
  
  Pilgrimage,
  
  ^
  
  Wonder.
  
  Trial.
  
  Hawk. Brave.
  
  Wry,
  
  oblique.
  
  j/j
  
  ^
  
  ^ Wi
  
  -rj/j
  
  Deep
  
  (well). Silver vessel.
  
  Bagdad Visit.
  
  oVjj ^
  
  Sprightly, clever
  
  mage,
  
  shrine. -^
  
  iijjj
  
  ^
  
  jj\'j
  
  >.^^l JJ,0 J;^
  
  Animated being. JJ,ljJ ^^ :cJlij -^j x'UJj Hunted game. Women. Stars. JJjjj JjJlV" th.
  
  j,\'j
  
  (river).
  
  Aj » \t.'jj o f.0 "^ with the bridle. To incline a, th. To remove a, th. To cut (a slice of melon) (a beast)
  
  for.
  
  Shce of meat, of a melon. ^ Wretched.
  
  night.
  
  Sun-dial.
  
  '
  
  A'y/j
  
  cA'jCy ?r J^y of a santon.
  
  Jtjj
  
  JdX J
  
  Starless night, long
  
  Tomb
  
  jj'j\
  
  off (flesh).
  
  (beasts) roughly.
  
  Policeman.
  
  Emotion, anxiety. transitoiy.
  
  Bow.
  
  The Tigris
  
  <)jj
  
  woman. Wonderful. End, decay. Declining of the sun. Commotion, motion.
  
  (town).
  
  Place of pilgri-
  
  To come To drive
  
  Lively. Bountiful.
  
  Fom'th part of a. Party of people.
  
  Sj'^J-
  
  Visitor, Pilgrim.jij^j jj^j Oij<j -rj)} A single visit. One time. Slave. Sjjj
  
  To urge
  
  To discuss an affair together. Jji^ JljJlj^ To part from. Phantom in sleep. PerJijjl ^ Jjj
  
  off,
  
  Visit.
  
  j
  
  (youth).
  
  ^
  
  00
  
  f. s. pi-) j'/j
  
  Squint-eyed,
  
  a. th.
  
  To produce a. th. ^ Jj^j Jjj To persevere in. fi>'i\jj,J ^j'j^ JiU To prosecute a. th. To be witty, distinguished ^j'J
  
  Falling
  
  jll^l.
  
  fore to the hind-gu'th.
  
  at noon.
  
  son.
  
  Idol.
  
  ^ Perjury,
  
  h
  
  {m.
  
  S
  
  »'jjXjj
  
  ~ Master, lord. J3j,j j/jj Falsehood. Calumny. Lie. Idolatry. jjj
  
  ^
  
  C)jj>b
  
  perish.
  
  o^
  
  jOj
  
  ans. Music-hall. Prudence, strength.
  
  Proud demeanour.
  
  retire
  
  visit.
  
  Sjj
  
  Resoluteness.
  
  paint.
  
  shoulders in walking.
  
  To
  
  pay a
  
  »jjl^
  
  quick-silver. Quiet-silver.
  
  To move
  
  a. o. to
  
  Bird's crop.
  
  *r
  
  —
  
  oC»lj
  
  *5jj<
  
  j,jj
  
  ^
  
  -}i-
  
  *>0
  
  To
  
  deviate, to
  
  Oitjjj ^'/j o
  
  f.\j -fr
  
  swerve from. To decline from truth
  
  > To be sprained (limb). To become lively, foolish. 5 — To turn a. o. away fi-om truth. To pull (a camel) with the rein. To drag o.'s self along. CijJ o ^0 ^ To drag the tail (pigeon). (in speech),
  
  Hyssop
  
  {plant).
  
  '^jjj
  
  '
  .
  
  !
  
  i) Oil
  
  iron- wood
  
  made with
  
  otijiJI cJiJ
  
  Olive, olive-tree.
  
  Widow- wail
  
  (
  
  (un. v^^'j
  
  \)la nt).
  
  )
  
  Oyij
  
  J^jVl o>^* j
  
  v^lj ^iJI — J^ ~
  
  olive-tree.
  
  Lapis Judaicus used
  
  J~J.llr»«
  
  ',
  
  as collyriiim. Olive-coloui-ed.
  
  tumn
  
  Born
  
  in au-
  
  'j^jiJj
  
  cC j
  
  oil.
  
  Oily (blood) as in pleurisy,
  
  cj'j^
  
  Seasoned with oil. Oiled.^^^'^j c^j' Mason's string. Astronomical i!»j J P tab] OS.
  
  To
  
  r-\y\j ,()\>'^'jj C>-jIjj (kp"J
  
  ^0
  
  i
  
  *
  
  be remote, to pass away.
  
  To discard (her veil woman). A — To the give benediction of the rv Blessed Sacrament. To rule (paper). To remove, to take away. ^ ^\j\ ^ Line, streak. ^G j1 ^ «j j, :
  
  •^
  
  <•
  
  -^
  
  'j
  
  Religious bene-
  
  oUlij
  
  «•
  
  r-tj ^
  
  Place of retirement. r'> To do wrong ; to Gu,j jj t/ 'j i r-'j be unjust, to stray. To retire.
  
  *
  
  To remove, to take away, To be reviled.
  
  itj s ^\'j]
  
  r^^
  
  To'increase, to give in
  
  To exceed
  
  Tares. To discard <>
  
  To
  
  ojj ojj, j ojjJ
  
  oljjj a. th.
  
  *
  
  oO
  
  v'Oj
  
  Pagod. Short man, dwarf.
  
  Idol.
  
  b'jj bj'j
  
  fi>
  
  ~
  
  oUjjo'Jjj oUj,
  
  conceal (a secret).
  
  To
  
  jj'j
  
  i
  
  -ik-
  
  To
  
  seize.
  
  To retire in a corner. jyj\j jj'Jj iSj'j To discard. To carry away. Aj i jjj To approach one another. iSj^^ To be contracted, folded. jjj\j ^Sj'Ji Corner of a house. (Geom).Cijj ^ *ij,lj <>• Square (instrument). Small mosque. Hospital. Asylum.
  
  Angle. •^
  
  Triangle.
  
  ^
  
  Obtuse angle.
  
  To
  
  adorn, to
  
  -s^j^a
  
  CilJ/^J
  
  XljVj
  
  ^y^ — ?j
  
  a
  
  xl^'J
  
  k'j~
  
  '<JiJ
  
  a. th.
  
  in a garb.
  
  garb. -^ Harness. Like, as. a
  
  ^G jl
  
  ^ ^3
  
  Fashion
  
  ;
  
  How?
  
  a In fashion. It is
  
  -^j t^j^
  
  custom.
  
  ^3
  
  exactly the same.
  
  To exaggerate (a narration liar). J — May God load him with Gti '^t olj ;
  
  J*'
  
  ij^'^^ Is'j
  
  ° a
  
  Like thee. How do you do? dijj d To agglomerate, to viJ'^v'J"^
  
  heap up. South-easterly wind. Enmity.
  
  a. th.
  
  ^
  
  To write the letter j To adorn o.'s self. To dress Cyj 4j deck.
  
  Appearance, dress,
  
  diction, procession.
  
  surplus.
  
  Indigestion.
  
  collect a. th.
  
  (horse).
  
  Dealer in
  
  ^
  
  ^ ^/j
  
  ^Ijjl
  
  Washing.
  
  seeds.
  
  Wild
  
  Ca)
  
  Juice of fruits, meat.
  
  Briskness. Brisk. Adver.sity.
  
  ^'/y^
  
  Hedge-hog.
  
  Vile.
  
  Devil. Fright. Stranger.
  
  Calamity. Copious water.
  
  blessings
  
  To increase a. th. * ijj <>• j jw j Strong. C-4jI To outbid another (in an auction). iSJfj Daring, boisterous. ^*ui — To increase (price). To jTj To put oil in (food). A (x/J i olj ^ straddle (she-camel). To anoint with oil. To give oil to. To exaggerate in (speech). J SjfJ^ — To supply a. o. with oil. fi>j ^ d'j ~ To put oil in (a lamp). To exceed (a price). To have much oil. They bade oljl xiLiil jtj ^1 J IjojI^ To be anointed with oil. against o. a. for the commodity. olijl. To ask, to seek oil. To increase, to augmenL Cj\'j\Z.\ il^jl To take a. th. in excess. ^ — Olive-oil. -^ Any oil, C)y,'j « Cj'J essence. To ask, to seek an increase ilji^l Linseed-oil. from. To complain of a, o. jG- — 2f
  
  Increase
  
  ;
  
  addition. Excos.^.ij j
  
  They are moi'e than a hundred.
  
  ;i»
  
  it
  
  •^_i
  
  jj'j
  
  -u J
  
  ^
  
  Copal, resinous substance. (f-
  
  Olive-oil.
  
  Castoi'-oil.
  
  3**''
  
  ^
  
  c-ij
  
  «^*3
  
  ?j1»?J1
  
  —
  
  OJ
  
  T\
  
  (
  
  o
  
  rioiis,
  
  bad
  
  oCj
  
  collar to (a
  
  fi>
  
  — Jlj
  
  jl'j
  
  -H-
  
  shirt).
  
  herself and daub j^ 'Jj jj j her eyes with collyrium (woman). Collar of a shirt. Mason's string, jii j^ To cease, to discontiime.>l'j a Jij ^ I have not ceased doing it. iXS\ cJj, U Zeyd continues standing.O^l* l^'J Jlj '^ iiiS j;^. \jS
  
  jj cJ X
  
  ^J
  
  1
  
  cJ j.
  
  r'i'jl
  
  C»
  
  desisted not to urge Zeyd until he
  
  did
  
  J
  
  JljiVj Jjj
  
  i^ill
  
  Existing (God).
  
  To remo-
  
  ^
  
  fi^j
  
  H ;Iljl Jij'lj
  
  To separate (people). To separate, to remove To disperse, to remain
  
  ,
  
  ^l;
  
  j
  
  Jlj
  
  i
  
  /bj S
  
  from,
  
  J^'j
  
  s JA'j
  
  J^i jt>
  
  J/ jJ
  
  To be abashed at. Width between the
  
  ^
  
  a. 0.
  
  j'A'Ji
  
  ligament of the
  
  The augm mutative
  
  ^
  
  J^
  
  ei'vj
  
  j
  
  jSii\ ci\iX
  
  let-
  
  ciG jJI vJj>>^
  
  ters included in the words
  
  and
  
  Lf-j^ju
  
  iv-i; j:/2\
  
  Medicinal plant. oIjj'j y. 1 < Auction, public sale. j,) j/i Derivative (verb). {fiPP' to ^y^ ) Jj j^ Large water-skin. jA'yj iKy ^ 'iiSy Yezldees, worshippers of the
  
  To
  
  jujj
  
  *i
  
  twist the lips of
  
  compact or dismembered Slice of flesh.
  
  Dismem-
  
  ^['J
  
  ^ *^lX
  
  bered meat. .Q* j ^ ^jjI adorn, to embellish.;*! Co' J olj -^ adorn, to deck fi^j 5 i'ljl, oUb c^ j
  
  Silent, quiet (camel).
  
  i
  
  a. th. -^
  
  To shave
  
  To be
  
  dec- Oa^jl o\'i'j\j^ %,^'Jcc'J ked, adorned. To be trimmed (spe-
  
  To be
  
  allured. -^
  
  To be shaven. ^'jj olj
  
  Beauty, ornament.
  
  j\l'^]
  
  ^
  
  ^'j
  
  a Beautiful.
  
  Cock's comb. Al-^' 'k.'j Oi'nament. Feast. Feast of x^j^ the Nile. -^ Illumination. Diseases of the hair, u^'S^I *^'J\
  
  nails or skin.
  
  Ornament,
  
  attire.
  
  ol'ji.
  
  Beautiful (moon).
  
  Decorator. Cupper.
  
  o\j'j
  
  -^
  
  ryj jC
  
  j,
  
  o
  
  jlj,^ J,i3j
  
  *
  
  Ji JJ i^>;3
  
  ''
  
  Feathers.
  
  devia-
  
  To
  
  '~Sy>l
  
  redress
  
  j
  
  To be
  
  'jWaVj^
  
  CJa^'
  
  1,^3
  
  j) CUjJj
  
  decline (sun).
  
  (sight). -^
  
  j,
  
  To
  
  J i j.0 "^ be troubled
  
  CiT
  
  rash.
  
  A
  
  (wrong or
  
  a. th.
  
  Ai
  
  3
  
  crooked).
  
  To mislead To deck an
  
  a. 0.
  
  To
  
  incline.
  
  Aj
  
  n
  
  display herself
  
  f.\j\
  
  fj^'f,
  
  (woman).
  
  Rook
  
  (bird), a Carrion-
  
  oU^j,
  
  ,»
  
  f.\j
  
  crow.
  
  a. 0.
  
  Beech-tx*ee.
  
  r-
  
  yell, to shriek.CbC Shouter, shrieker.
  
  To
  
  (flesh).'
  
  ^jj^
  
  jOj
  
  hills.
  
  te.
  
  To be
  
  -fr
  
  a. 0. in
  
  Squill, sea-onion.
  
  To
  
  (horses).
  
  To put
  
  -^ Strait, perplexity.
  
  To
  
  one word.
  
  To separate
  
  — ^j
  
  n jf'j
  
  <
  
  a strait,
  
  jjj
  
  *
  
  by
  
  farrier).
  
  :
  
  ^orou.s jar used as strainor.jij j1 Horse-twitchers, barnacles.
  
  JU'jJJ Si[yt J Cj* J a i ^\'j
  
  thighs.
  
  Ingenious, skilful.
  
  ech).
  
  Midriff,
  
  Small
  
  apart.
  
  To To
  
  SJj.OjiOlib
  
  excess.
  
  (a horse
  
  from.
  
  a. th.
  
  To hush
  
  ;
  
  J Si^j)^
  
  5jj!<j
  
  ^
  
  devil.
  
  it.
  
  The always
  
  ve
  
  se
  
  jj\j'j
  
  liver.
  
  To deck
  
  I
  
  Too much.
  
  Increa-
  
  coin.
  
  Strutting, sweepy. Lion.
  
  To put a
  
  ^3
  
  )
  
  <•
  
  Barber.
  
  ^
  
  jji
  
  Declination. Doubt. Injustice.
  
  Deviating.
  
  To be
  
  0>iJ,l jj
  
  ^*
  
  bad,
  
  fj'j
  
  xil3
  
  j7j Ojj'3 ,
  
  i
  
  «
  
  Al'3
  
  ol3
  
  -K-
  
  spurious (coin).
  
  To adulterate (money). (x/'j — To leap (a wall). — To strut, to sweep ^'"^'ji iVj (man). To waddle (camel). To drag fi^
  
  its tail (pigeon).
  
  declare (mo- ^ ^'S>j >Ju j ney) spurious. To dispraise (a speech). To let (bloodshed) unavenged.
  
  To make,
  
  Coi'nice
  
  of a wall.
  
  J^j
  
  j_>
  
  oC j'lj
  
  t-j'ij,
  
  t
  
  ^
  
  J
  
  C
  
  r\'\
  
  )
  
  ./i<^
  
  U^ To ask a. th. of a. o. To ijj ^S'j S "CuV—f JjU"J ask
  
  He
  
  is
  
  a. 0.
  
  about
  
  /b
  
  Jul
  
  ^
  
  *^*ll-»
  
  ,
  
  J*U-
  
  a. th.
  
  I
  
  responsible for
  
  o+iJ' ^s.
  
  JUJ
  
  the compact.
  
  \ji y^i *^j-^j
  
  uj^j J>.—
  
  "^j-^j
  
  request.
  
  Questionm'. Inquisitive. Jj^j ^jAi Jt-^ Question. In(opp. to ^\'^ ) Ji^ tei'rogation.
  
  Asking,
  
  JVj ^Au
  
  ;jUj
  
  ;^
  
  j;L,
  
  X'^ ^-
  
  affair.
  
  ^
  
  j; ii?
  
  iLH.;
  
  jl i)
  
  ll*
  
  Problem, question. Asked,Jquestioned.-^Responsible.J,il;:
  
  ^
  
  Responsibility
  
  ^;;>J
  
  To To
  
  X^iji^
  
  ^L-_) v» V^j C»Umj l»Li; a Joathe, to be digusted at. .A
  
  disgust a.
  
  o.
  
  j
  
  ^,i-i
  
  -ft-
  
  -tt-
  
  death.
  
  To widen (a skin).
  
  To gorge
  
  -ft-
  
  ^u:
  
  I.
  
  '\
  
  j-jy^
  
  To run. CU a i^U j l^l.: To purpose a. th. To tear (a
  
  o iL:
  
  ,
  
  -»-
  
  a —
  
  garment) by straining.
  
  throttle a. o. to
  
  »-
  
  Side of the throat.
  
  J —
  
  occasion
  
  to curse. 5
  
  To
  
  -ft-
  
  ^\S,
  
  iiy.
  
  water.
  
  To
  
  leave (a re-
  
  fi>
  
  JiJ.]j
  
  mainder of wine)
  
  in
  
  ,
  
  a
  
  \j\:i,
  
  JC
  
  -W-
  
  a vessel.
  
  To remain, to be residual. \j\z. a _,i-. To leave the balance of (an ^ JCl^ account).
  
  *
  
  jll3
  
  Jul ^
  
  jjJ.
  
  the remainder of
  
  (a beverage).
  
  Remainder
  
  Lj:
  
  — To
  
  be
  
  LA^j
  
  — To
  
  chap
  
  *
  
  of water,
  
  fi>
  
  of youthful vigour.
  
  Sj^
  
  CjL: a ^ji^ j Cs*U a jL;. chapped around the nails (hand).
  
  the anus.
  
  of.
  
  cX^
  
  ? t\s. a
  
  residue of food.
  
  ^
  
  To abuse grossly, To find the means
  
  kjul*
  
  To strangle a. o. s iSU j iSu: a ilX -fr To be ill from the use of salt water. jliI To drink. To reopen (wound).lSlx aaJuL To M'alk day and night. ^121
  
  Remainder
  
  L-
  
  5 ire---' C-^
  
  wound. To hock (a horse).
  
  —
  
  ,^j -
  
  a
  
  death.
  
  To
  
  sj
  
  CU
  
  Skin for honey. Leather-skin, Great drinker of water.
  
  To drink
  
  in
  
  y,
  
  with (drink). Large skin. Leather-bag.ijj^ ^ oli Good manager of cattle. JC^ oCV^
  
  excite enmity between. ojJ — Fatherland. Purpose, aim. Pangs, ju: Far-reaching aim. jllil ju«j
  
  To
  
  To sland;^r a. o. To cut a. th. To spear
  
  /b
  
  o.'s self
  
  Disease from the use of salt
  
  GXl
  
  Loathing, weary.
  
  cut, to
  
  J^S-^'C
  
  Cry for chiding an ass. *c To chide, to ui"ge (an ass). (_» li UL To become intricate (business). \ZAl^ To strangle a. o. to s CUL a ^J\^
  
  To
  
  requesting.
  
  Beggar.
  
  Want,
  
  will depart.
  
  -^
  
  -ft-
  
  He granted ^f'jtuJj i;J>i j iJ^JL iful to bim his petition. •^ To beg alms, vjlj J^j ,V '_^ Jll3 To ask 0. a. qnestions. JjCij J«UJ t etition,
  
  ^
  
  Prefixed to the aorist of a verb is the sign of the future.
  
  ^;L
  
  a. th.
  
  To prepare furrows for (water). J a — To abuse a. o. s — To be prepared (means). To ^Jiij be occasioned. -^ To carry on a petty trade. To seek a living.
  
  split
  
  ,
  
  (lip).
  
  To be
  
  -ft-
  
  J>\1j\j,^:Z,
  
  (palm-bark).
  
  Palm-branch. Hair of the tail. jui Chapped. {J:, ^ ^j^^^ Fine sand at the foot \'^ ^ liJC-. -
  
  .r.
  
  ^
  
  of a hillock.
  
  5"5TJj $jIj:j x3X:j ibj'Ji^ a jU-w-
  
  To
  
  question a.
  
  o. on.
  
  ^j^j
  
  ^
  
  'CI.
  
  To be the cause of. ^— To use a. th. as means foi". ji_ o — To revile o. a. To cut o. a. IjUJ To expo.se a. o. to reviling. J u^i^
  
  s'UJL
  
  Insult, abuse.
  
  ]
  
  pn-sed
  
  away
  
  for over.
  
  Wiue. Purchase of wine.
  
  tXx^j
  
  Wine-mei'chant.
  
  Remote
  
  journey.
  
  Sloigh of
  
  sei-pents.
  
  x!yi
  
  '11-.
  
  'j^wJi
  
  Mountain-patli.
  
  'ill;;
  
  To take
  
  rest. To o ^^-^ -Svxl^ cease from work. To enter, to keep the Sabbath (Jew). To be confused. To cut, to stop a. th. To shave fi> — i
  
  To behead hang down.
  
  (the head). (the hair)
  
  a. o.
  
  To
  
  ^---^
  
  ;
  
  To To
  
  C'\L\
  
  ^^'^
  
  torpify a. o. (drug).s\::4-^"<^J
  
  be stretched.
  
  To keep
  
  To be oblong z^'i\
  
  become
  
  Dead. Shaven. In a swoon.
  
  To busy
  
  o.*s self in o.'s
  
  .JkZ.
  
  War
  
  his
  
  C>.:::
  
  own
  
  yJ^\
  
  life.
  
  ammunition.
  
  Sword,
  
  lit
  
  :
  
  &.J^
  
  »
  
  ^z^
  
  ik\ /Jas
  
  i^jd ^ '^^
  
  liamstringer.»_^i^;!) i_,lJ»
  
  Fore-finger.
  
  v-^j
  
  Abusive language.
  
  *^'r--
  
  \\^Z.\
  
  Reviler. SlL-'j ijlllj "U^-^j *<~iJ
  
  v-^
  
  Swearer. •^ Gross abuse, curse. a21>J Choice camels. ijiLi Jj I <> Petty tradesman, pedlar. ^JiHJ^
  
  To give vent to (water), To discharge (urine). To be poured (water). < To
  
  fit
  
  ^',\',--
  
  -jl-
  
  ^^1^
  
  be curled and dependant (hair).
  
  ,^L^ ^a^C- <
  
  Extensive.
  
  Curls
  
  ^-..0-1^
  
  hanging
  
  of
  
  hair.
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  To
  
  flay
  
  :
  
  (a skin).
  
  To flog a. o. To To alter (the
  
  (the hand ).
  
  shake skin
  
  ^..
  
  X-h
  
  iC^j \y^ a \'.z. -« (wine) for personal use.
  
  \'JiZ.\j
  
  purchase
  
  fire,
  
  heat).
  
  To strip off (a skin). To submit to. To take a false oath
  
  » j
  
  * tl,
  
  J xjiufovj-j
  
  tj,l
  
  U—
  
  rashly.
  
  wC*--
  
  a rCJ^
  
  *;
  
  '-JJ^^^ oC-J-l
  
  of hair.
  
  .^4-^~r-~-' "^
  
  Seller of black garments.
  
  j XiC^j
  
  :i_
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  ^Qj
  
  Black globules of jet. Pitch coal.^JLX P Black gown ^'.^ ^ Se^^-^j S?cr-i without sleeves. <j J in (a river).
  
  -C^JL
  
  Means, trade, livelihood. t_,\.^vi ^l^U^ On account of that. 'i ijk~j P13S. of hair. Hair vl^'V- t v-i->-^ of a horse's mane, forelock, tail.
  
  cyil-»
  
  ^ilji
  
  Soft, ripe (dates).
  
  To swim
  
  God has cut
  
  Palm-sunday.
  
  Motionless, lethargic. Entering c^-^' u^jon the Sabbath.
  
  gown
  
  '>-^
  
  nJlL
  
  Fore- finger. A week's time. Rope. Cau.se, occasion, U^^Z,\
  
  c.-l^l
  
  morous (woman).
  
  put on a black
  
  t
  
  stuff.
  
  Shame, disgrace.
  
  Piece of cloth. Plait
  
  ripe (date).
  
  the Sabbath.
  
  Sabbath-day. c^^\j Cj/^ ^ ^-^ Saturday. Week. Excellent horse. Bold child. Artful. Addicted to sleep. Space of time. *:!;.::_> cX^'-^j *5I^j c-I^ I remained some time. C:;;I.:-j tu-i'c^'\ Kind of marisli-mallow used as ^L! a tan. Any tanned skin. c4Basket. ^A^'P An'ithum gmveolens. dill {pl(i.)-c^^ P Rest. Lethargic slumber. Time, o^-i Calamity. Th ^ day and the uight. cj^^ UjI Club (at cards). J'C-- < Bold. Leopard. ClacX^^ ^ J.:xl
  
  To
  
  t^C^j ',^ <~jj^
  
  Turban. Peg. Piece of thin Space of time. Pei'iod. Anus. Much reviled (man).
  
  -^
  
  da)-.
  
  (face). To
  
  veil.
  
  means. Road.
  
  To be lethargic to swoon. To die. To enter upon Saturday. Sabbath
  
  let
  
  *j{L1'j
  
  Woman's
  
  Reviler.
  
  To give o.'s self up to To be flayed (skin). Tribe of Yemen.
  
  r*
  
  (evil).
  
  jc-
  
  —
  
  'Cl'il.
  
  U-I.
  
  !
  
  C
  
  ta.^
  
  T\A
  
  JL-
  
  )
  
  way. To sleep. To be at rest. To spread (tribe). To run (horse).
  
  (shaven hair). To leave off the anointing of (o.'s hair).
  
  -
  
  To comb and let down (o.'s hair). A — Wolf. Misfortune. Black iCj.'\ ^ al_, garment. Heads of the thistle '^^a'j He is a sharp thief. j't--1 Ju-- 3* Little of goat's hair. jZ^
  
  (a land). To be profuse in (speech). To praise, to glorify God. Jj 5 ^^ To make a. o. to swim. 5 ^1J,1
  
  He does not possess
  
  Leather garment.
  
  •
  
  juj
  
  Vj alJL
  
  iJ
  
  C»
  
  of herbage.
  
  ju-L
  
  Linen-stopper for a tank.
  
  olol--
  
  ^
  
  jl-^
  
  Tall. Daring.
  
  sjjCjLj jJU::
  
  ^
  
  i^Jt'L:
  
  Leopai'd.
  
  To probe
  
  ink-fish.
  
  ;
  
  r'^^^rf--
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  Jp^\j S-jy^ o Ji^ -8wound) ; to sound (a well). To try to determine a. th. conjectui'ally. Lion. Brightness of the face. jlZ, Root. Colour. Beauty; jC-l-l ^ -^,j ~ fine appearance. Enmity. Likeness. jl^ 4-Thou art treated as I am.^^^y^ ^'jy^ Cool morning. ol^P ?- S^j-^ (a
  
  ;
  
  C?
  
  Writing-tablet, slate.
  
  Sjjr--
  
  for
  
  v.C
  
  Handsome, good looking.
  
  J.>~-'
  
  beg, to be destitute (man).cJ?ll
  
  -8-
  
  Poor, wretched. desei't. Little,
  
  zj^jis.
  
  -
  
  To glide To travel
  
  J
  
  far in
  
  ,
  
  The majesty
  
  of God.
  
  ji\ 43!
  
  j ob--— *i.u.j
  
  Glory be to God God is far from such imperfection Swift-running horses. !
  
  Ci\
  
  oi*I-i
  
  Ships. Stars. Souls of the faithful.
  
  Good swimmer.
  
  .\^Z.
  
  Great swimmer Good
  
  -SiC.
  
  runner.
  
  The All-Glorious Hymn, canticle.
  
  (God). ^_^Dlj ^^iij)
  
  ^w.Cj ^ x'>.^
  
  Strong (garment).
  
  9-4--'
  
  Fore-finger.
  
  :cii^lJ
  
  Beads used by
  
  ^v^^J*
  
  5-
  
  **=?-;
  
  To say Glory be to God. j>Jj:_, jil:: ^ To be fi'ee from ^4-- J ^-^ o rC^ -Jf work. To sleep deeply. To go off. To be saline (soil). ^L^S^^^i^L a -r.^ To abate (heat). To cease ^.IX ;
  
  ,
  
  J^
  
  Internal state of a. th.
  
  Bare
  
  star).
  
  Christians.
  
  wounds. Fine cloth. Coat of mail of good workmanship. Excellent date.
  
  To
  
  :
  
  -r^j^i cjW^ j ^-t Invocation. Moslem beads.
  
  <>
  
  Probe
  
  sky
  
  Natation, art of swimming.
  
  Bad omen. Wild swallow.
  
  Cuttle-fish
  
  dig (the earth).
  
  in (the
  
  Prayer,
  
  anything.
  
  Remains
  
  To
  
  Cjjjy-
  
  Beardless boy.
  
  (throbbing).
  
  To
  
  allay (heat).
  
  <>
  
  To manure.
  
  To wind
  
  (cotton ).*
  
  To dispel (fever, evil) from. To reach a saline soil (by
  
  —
  
  ^*— -rC^^
  
  digging).
  
  To be loose, lank (hair). To be abundant (rain). iSg o )a'.Z> To be liberal (man). To suffer from fever. iAalZ. Ja,To cast her young ones (ewe). i^Z. To remain speechless from fear. Ja;.^1 To fall motionless. To be weak. To cleave to (the ground). ,_j ial-'l To overlook (an affair). ^p — Grand-son. Jewish tribe. Lu:;.! ^ ial-^ Lank, not cri.sp (hair). J,C-- ^ Ll^ 'm
  
  Abundant
  
  raiu.
  
  To
  
  cool (heat, anger).
  
  To be ma-
  
  ^t^i
  
  nured. Saline (land). Saline.
  
  iCS^i
  
  Swampy
  
  ^C- ^
  
  ^-^
  
  X-^C^i <54--
  
  ground; lagoon. Green water-moss. Manure. j^W "^ Loosened i^x^ ^ {un. xU^ ) ^^^a-^ cotton, hair. Scattered feathers.
  
  To shave
  
  (the
  
  A
  
  jCJAj
  
  ^S'X.Z.
  
  o jC.L -^
  
  hair).
  
  To grow shoot
  
  To jL^ To appear
  
  feathers (chick).
  
  forth
  
  (thistle).
  
  —
  
  Seventh part.
  
  y,UJ,1
  
  ^
  
  ^LL
  
  Bountiful, libei-al
  
  bii'd
  
  of prey. Lupus (conv<e//).-^Lion.
  
  Arfwnfttm, maiden-hair (;j/a.).jji»yvi_^.:L Cuscuta epithymiim., kind oG:^:^) — of dodder. •^ Dog. j:l)| Female of a wild beast. :;!:._> xil:!, Lioness.
  
  oji^
  
  Seventy, seventieth.
  
  The Septuagint.
  
  *d^r^l
  
  Seventh part. Arabian
  
  tribe.
  
  Seventh.
  
  o>ij.U-j
  
  *i*j^il
  
  ^ij:
  
  ^
  
  *ilX-
  
  ;.jC-«
  
  Seven-lettered. Seven spans high.;;;^CJL
  
  Enormous (camel). Born at the
  
  se-
  
  venth month. Full-grown (man). Wedding-feast. p^il a
  
  ^d ^
  
  Week. Seven times, sevenfolds.
  
  p,_^j,t
  
  ^yj^\
  
  Land abounding with beasts
  
  of
  
  *;L1?
  
  prey.
  
  Forsaken
  
  child.
  
  Bastard. Slave-
  
  ^l/
  
  born.
  
  To
  
  be
  
  full,
  
  To direct o.'s self towards. J| To cast hairless foetus (beast). To perform the rites of abluf.^\ tion. To enlarge (a garment). To fill a. o. with goods (God). Jt * — Wearing a long coat of mail.^^j Abundance. Easiness of
  
  life.
  
  Ji.:Lj Jail,
  
  Of a fine stature. j,l?J.I itj-^j Lank, not crisp (hair). Tufted (tree). Thistle
  
  '^^ when
  
  -J*^
  
  U"
  
  '
  
  green.
  
  Fever.
  
  l,Cj;
  
  February (month). Abundance of rain. Loosened haii'. Sweepings. Dang-hi!l.
  
  -^
  
  J9i,jl
  
  S
  
  ;kU.' :ikCJ-
  
  Cluster of dates.
  
  Shoes, boots.
  
  Ja-vUl
  
  Corridoi',
  
  oll^QUj vaulted passage.
  
  ^
  
  Air-cane, pea-shooter.
  
  •
  
  tU-^
  
  L-jt}.:-
  
  ^ l^CC
  
  sJlLl::
  
  a
  
  down. To be ^:j.| - ^^a^- «• extended. To hurry (camel). Daring. Springing ciy}^ w forward (lion). Long hanging hair. Lying on the ground (camels). cSJSn'r-Proud, sweeping gait. lS^^^-j Heron. Tall. _»i«sfTo be the seventh Aj 5 ul^ a ,-1^ -Sof. To revile a. o. To devour (sheep
  
  To
  
  lie
  
  j^
  
  Trailing (clothes).
  
  Long
  
  UglyoU^.L, ^
  
  (rain).
  
  :Uj'Cw
  
  Mail of a helmet
  
  ^117 ^ :i-lj j ^-17 protecting the neck. Tail. Jl^ s
  
  lol.;
  
  ^
  
  or-
  
  outstrip a. o. to.
  
  To overcome. To
  
  outstrip
  
  J'^
  
  »
  
  -
  
  frighten a.
  
  steal a. th.
  
  cast abortive young (ewe). receive or to give a
  
  To shackle
  
  race with,
  
  •&
  
  wager
  
  ^_^ ts
  
  To be seven
  
  ^—
  
  a seven-
  
  GC-. j?U jlj,!
  
  ^
  
  "6
  
  (s-C^j 'xZ^Li ;JU.
  
  in
  
  number. To have /LI
  
  I
  
  attacked by a wild beast. To be infested by wild beasts (road). To water (camels) every seventh day. To feed a. o. with the flesh of a s — flocks
  
  To
  
  neglect (a slave).
  
  To
  
  give (a child) to a nurse. to rob a. th.
  
  To be seven
  
  J|
  
  o.
  
  To make
  
  To
  
  revile.
  
  fi>
  
  /^^ (affair).
  
  judgment.
  
  r^^i
  
  ^JXll^
  
  (people).
  
  Seven.
  
  Serious ,
  
  (a wolf).
  
  bite a. o.
  
  — To steal,
  
  (a bird).
  
  xh\Lj>j
  
  compete with a. o. To hasten towards.
  
  scai'e
  
  times.
  
  To
  
  wild beast.
  
  a. o. in.
  
  to a, o.
  
  To
  
  kill; to
  
  ^
  
  (garb). Complete (benefit). Ample (coat of mail).
  
  precede, to
  
  i)-
  
  To
  
  To
  
  To reward a. o. sevenfold (God). J ,lx A— To make a. th. septuple. To divide a. th. To give an heptagonal shape to. To wash, (a vessel) 7 times. To reiterate an action seven
  
  ^_u
  
  (tail).
  
  wolf).
  
  ^
  
  tjLZ.
  
  F. Copious
  
  To
  
  otpl
  
  stranded rope. To bring forth at the seventh month. To complete 700 men.
  
  fi>
  
  To To
  
  jl
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  long ^h'^ *^ f^ (garment). To be abundant (wealth). To extend (rain).
  
  To
  
  ^a3l
  
  (man).
  
  j> *il.i
  
  Place of the last
  
  ^.IX
  
  '
  
  \
  
  (r-
  
  JU-
  
  Jr
  
  )
  
  HavingjlJj jll^j jlLij jjj/ji:,1
  
  To contend together
  
  long mustaches. Long-lashed eye. Veil of black silk. To -wear a veil of black
  
  a race. To speak or act hastily Stake laid in JC_1'
  
  The
  
  »>U_: oi^
  
  :C^ —
  
  uj—
  
  silk.
  
  -ii-
  
  cnJ.1
  
  Clj
  
  ,
  
  Cj^-l
  
  'Dotavdly (old man). Spahi, cavalry. Sepoy. To take ^ J>A_l|j,fU-j ulj,
  
  i^
  
  To captivate (the heart \ fi>j i JJ, To estrange a. 0. (God). To I'each (water) by digging. To carry (-^-ine) to another country.
  
  jTUj
  
  captive.
  
  ^
  
  '^j -^j
  
  carried by a
  
  torrent.
  
  Women. Slough '^ ^ [^
  
  Captives.
  
  of snakes. Captive (man or
  
  ^
  
  (''i-/0 J;-
  
  Sea-pearl. Exported wine.
  
  Numerous
  
  Produce of
  
  flock.
  
  X^L
  
  melt, to
  
  (tC^j CsCL:
  
  j*
  
  ,},\'yZ.
  
  flocks.
  
  ^
  
  *U;C.
  
  Camels for
  
  breeding. Earth of a mole-ho!e. Unseemly language. Vice. 'z^
  
  2^
  
  Six.
  
  Lady,
  
  ( for zj^ ) ot-mistress. Grand-mother.
  
  .'-
  
  tall (girl).
  
  To revile To allow
  
  a. o.
  
  To put
  
  ?
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  -Ji-
  
  To
  
  (road).
  
  ^r
  
  -«-
  
  ;i_.
  
  jt
  
  C--
  
  ••
  
  To
  
  weai'y
  
  by words.
  
  a. o.
  
  Women's wrapper. Dung.
  
  professor. Doctor.
  
  Aj
  
  ;
  
  s
  
  J{Lj
  
  ,\y{Z.
  
  —
  
  Rain
  
  in its
  
  fall.
  
  White
  
  corn.
  
  Nose. Ear of
  
  Mustache. Fore-part of
  
  ^
  
  jl:;
  
  of the eye (disease).
  
  JC_j
  
  ^
  
  iiix
  
  H^
  
  :ijiZ,j TiijLij
  
  Means
  
  j^ j^
  
  jii ^
  
  Holy war. Pilgrimage. .Oil Desire of leai'uing. Ordinances of God. I have no respon\'Sa j "p. ^jJS on that account. Thou hast no plea j.j^ sibility
  
  To
  
  J^zJi\j JiLi\j JLJi
  
  It viO
  
  ^J
  
  to allege.
  
  o.'s self.
  
  Veil, curtain,
  
  it
  
  j^
  
  o J\~
  
  to conceal a. th. veiled.
  
  —
  
  iLi^
  
  of access. Public fountain.
  
  P
  
  fit
  
  down (a veil). To shed To hang down (o'.shaii").
  
  let
  
  (tears).
  
  -<>
  
  Yellowish turtle-dove. Master, i^cJj SoiL-l ^ itJ-t
  
  jiixJ, ]j
  
  jjiL
  
  ^ J{^
  
  screen. Covert. Fear. Modesty,
  
  God has manifested
  
  his
  
  i^t^ ^\
  
  ^ We
  
  ought to do so.ioT JiiJ
  
  Forlorn
  
  ^~i
  
  shame. Shield.
  
  o Jl-^
  
  pious uses.
  
  Road, path.
  
  conceal
  
  "^
  
  dedicate
  
  out ears (crops).
  
  Sixth.
  
  To be
  
  dAlUjl.
  
  Melting-house, foundry. dXi.CJ ^ dClJ To stretch o.'s self. To be' JC. -H-
  
  Sixty. Sixtieth.
  
  veil
  
  dx'^ -»
  
  ^ iSLc.
  
  iUC.:
  
  the beard. Spike, ear of corn.
  
  To
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  Ingot.
  
  To
  
  taken as captive.
  
  Secundiue.
  
  olijlDl
  
  drop (rain, tears). To be beaten
  
  woman).
  
  Woman
  
  2
  
  Ji\^
  
  ^^
  
  mould (a metal). To be melted, moulded (metal).
  
  a. th. to
  
  CCj:
  
  Jul
  
  jL:.
  
  his designs.
  
  To
  
  a. 0. captive.
  
  Wood
  
  J ^ijUj
  
  Horse-race. Anteriority. Jesses, juAlways ahead, winner (horse). jCj; — He has the upper-hand in cj'^\p
  
  fit.
  
  To make one another
  
  iCu'
  
  cedence in it. \\ 'inner in a o^iiCj race (horse). Previous. The Angels.
  
  Dotage of an old man. Apoplectic
  
  a race.
  
  He has the pre-
  
  leopard.
  
  Spinage. To dote (4^1 (old man).
  
  jJUlj
  
  Jr^'j
  
  in
  
  j5
  
  ti'aveller.
  
  Road, way, path. Party of travellers.
  
  Much
  
  trodden (road).
  
  0I
  
  CLu:
  
  uxlll crl iLi.::. J'.\'>— !r
  
  iou
  
  ^
  
  0^ I
  
  (rM
  
  Covering, screen. J,l ^ i'jU. ^ Turkish single-breasted coat.
  
  Ti'ack of a road. Measure, size.
  
  Natural
  
  i»-j»JLli^
  
  ^yfiLij
  
  "i^t^iJLj "i^yJL
  
  Easy (walk).7i;o^j
  
  Opposite.
  
  9-4JL
  
  5rU--
  
  Fine, well proportioned.-b-j.-^
  
  ^ rvn^S To bow down to bo lS_^?t_l o Jc-,^ ^ lowly. To lower the head (camel). To bow down befoi"e a. o. To J — ;
  
  ,-n—
  
  "k ej^-*-;.'
  
  Vespers, evening-service.
  
  jii--
  
  5»
  
  To be swollen (foot). To bow the head. To cast down o.'s looks
  
  loiJi a J^Ji.
  
  SkZ.\
  
  J
  
  —
  
  jUi:J| ;>\.^
  
  Pudical, chaste.
  
  The Concealer
  
  jL. jjt'^j s?J,^--- ° Four. Weight J ULlj jjiUl ^ jUu:i. P (God).
  
  of four mithcals. curtain.
  
  veil,
  
  Sj(::J.l.j jtl.,;
  
  Understood {pronoun,.
  
  JiilJ'
  
  Pudical,
  
  iy^
  
  (woman).
  
  •<>•
  
  Cji'jy^ i J^-^--^ 5r Not well-off (man).
  
  Oysters.
  
  before a. o. Prostration, adoration.
  
  i>?w
  
  j^
  
  Bowing, stooping. i^Jj-j ^ a> V/^.Languid Os-i^^j ola>.C- ^ SIa^U (eye). Bent (tree). Worshipper. i&t_:. Prayei--carpet. -f^ Any i-a^jj Sibt-L carpet.
  
  Swollen foot. oSs-Cl Place of worship ; a>,CS ^ j.>l>: mosque. Forehead. Pai-ts of j^,CjJ ^ oi,!.;; the body prostrated in prayer. -« To prolong her j^UJ^j \'JkZ. o groans (she-camel). To heat (an oven). To fill (a * — river ; water). To put a collar to (a
  
  ^
  
  1
  
  dog).
  
  -tf
  
  j<:Z
  
  Buffoon, droll.
  
  Covering^
  
  wor.sliip (God).
  
  To
  
  jS^
  
  \ eil,
  
  curtain.
  
  disposition.
  
  Gentle, meek.
  
  )
  
  C
  
  To stow
  
  a; j\Z. VJ-"''. \
  
  (goods).
  
  Gs
  
  r::-^
  
  Spui'ious silver.
  
  jj^-^j o/'-^
  
  To come out in a file. T6 ^1
  
  j:l1;j
  
  ,
  
  ycZ^ o JiJL
  
  P -ft-
  
  in drops (tear.s). To escape successively (beads, pearls).
  
  To To
  
  follow a.
  
  0. 5 JjL^ j , ycZ. a Jifollow one another.
  
  J^l
  
  d^^j oy^
  
  Water-spring.
  
  5-
  
  J=-^
  
  Vulture.
  
  Rubbish of
  
  Narrow
  
  a. th.
  
  I'oad.
  
  Root of an
  
  old tree.
  
  ,
  
  Constantinople.
  
  To track
  
  a. 0.
  
  s
  
  To
  
  ^1 xjvx^^l
  
  P
  
  5
  
  strike on the buttocks
  
  But-
  
  oC::Jl1
  
  •li^-'U
  
  1
  
  *^^J
  
  *^J
  
  tocks.
  
  give vent to (water).
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  j%.2
  
  heat (an oven).
  
  To swell (sea). To have friendly
  
  _^J, intercourse
  
  &
  
  ,»u«
  
  with.
  
  To follow in a file (camels). To be filled (cup). Bloodshot colour of the
  
  jW'^K
  
  "a'Jr-^i
  
  J^.^
  
  eyes.
  
  Water
  
  filling
  
  a river.
  
  Jy.,L
  
  ^
  
  o'J^J^
  
  Fuel.
  
  True
  
  friend
  
  Place
  
  filled
  
  by a torrent.
  
  Iron collar for dogs.
  
  Bloodshot
  
  (eye).
  
  j^\'^ ^
  
  Clear tank.
  
  j->S^ C-
  
  jy>.
  
  J^^\
  
  Lion,
  
  Heated. Filled. Swollen (sea).
  
  J!>?«~»
  
  To To
  
  hurry, to hasten, J.^j lay out the warp i
  
  ,
  
  i^rj:
  
  o
  
  Uil*
  
  Strung
  
  Bountiful man. Great
  
  with, water.
  
  much
  
  udder. Gift. Present.
  
  War has
  
  J^^
  
  vai'ious chances.
  
  ij^'JI
  
  Writing-roll. Deed, oy?*- ^ !>?»-writ, judicial record. •<>• Archives. Cjy?»43l c^A
  
  Archivist.
  
  Tearful (eye). Abundant
  
  J^?^.^
  
  (spring).
  
  Share. Hard. Large (udder).
  
  Jc?^
  
  Stone of backed clay. Flask-case.
  
  Jc?5^
  
  ^.fcljlj
  
  To shed (tear.?,
  
  ,
  
  Uisfcr?
  
  J
  
  '"V?'--'
  
  o >»?^ "^
  
  A
  
  Clii-lj
  
  (^^
  
  '^.>?«-^j
  
  o
  
  i
  
  —
  
  ^ ^yr-^j A
  
  Water. Tear. Leaf
  
  —
  
  ^'J>.^
  
  ^-ii
  
  ^i.-'ij
  
  ^1,
  
  of willow.
  
  Shedding tears (eye).^i. ^ ^yr-^ cnt To imprison Aj Ck-^ o ^^^^ -5^ a. 0. To restrain a. o. from speech. j>
  
  To conceal (grief). To split a. th. To dig a
  
  (trench)*
  
  ^%..Z.
  
  t
  
  o^tr
  
  for a palm-tree. o_y>J'
  
  Gaoler. 'Ui--J.
  
  Stream coming down a
  
  ^ o^*^
  
  Trench
  
  cruJ—
  
  for a palm-tree.
  
  quiet, calm.
  
  To
  
  G^ ^
  
  l^iJL
  
  prolong her cry (she-camel) ' To shroud (a corpse). To touch a. th. To treat (au
  
  Turbid, stinking
  
  ^jJ^
  
  fi>
  
  ,j-^
  
  ^j^j u-i^J a^-^
  
  water. I
  
  will never
  
  go to him.
  
  j_,_3tAfr
  
  ,j_i3s..lj
  
  To prolong her groans C^-.I- a ic>jL (she-camel) its twang (bow). A To pursue (an aim). To use rhyming prose. To coo^l,_j
  
  -Jt-
  
  — —
  
  (dove).
  
  nant prose. Piece of
  
  /tosJJj
  
  ^c*-,^--^ -r
  
  ^>^'\
  
  ,
  
  -r
  
  i^
  
  *f>?--—'J»
  
  rhyming prose. Using rhyming prose. Straight f^> forward. Handsome (face). Aim, pursuit. let
  
  fii
  
  wi?i-llj
  
  down
  
  ^
  
  ^jipe-i^J
  
  (a cui'tain)
  
  To be thin-waisted. To be dark (night).
  
  Udb^ a
  
  Calm, quiet.
  
  ^^l.
  
  Still
  
  Natural dispo-
  
  (she-camel).
  
  oCot'-'J
  
  '\'^
  
  Q)^
  
  sitiou.
  
  forth
  
  jj
  
  fit
  
  T^
  
  ik^
  
  To flog a. o. down rJcJlj (y
  
  -«-
  
  (water).
  
  ^ ^
  
  >
  
  »
  
  ^WttJ^?6—
  
  Ts
  
  J?t-^
  
  ^
  
  y^
  
  To pour down (a liquid), o ^}%J^j — jat-i To register a. th. To record a sentence (judge), jc — To vie, to cons Vbt--j h^\lJ J^U tend with.
  
  To be rich. JiJ.1 — fi>j s To make large (gifts). To forsake a. o. To fill a vessel. To speak absolutely.
  
  \aJi.O-
  
  ,
  
  (water, tears). vei-y fat
  
  garment. Sausage. To pour out, to
  
  fii
  
  fi>
  
  affair).
  
  Gentle wind.
  
  Veil, door-curtain.
  
  spill (a liquid).
  
  jf
  
  (ewe).
  
  Zj
  
  Portion of the night. Curtain. <> Fringe of a
  
  hill.
  
  Perpetual. Violent, Hell-fire.
  
  To be
  
  To
  
  olW^
  
  J^j
  
  Prisoner.
  
  flow
  
  stirred (people).
  
  <>-
  
  rouse (the people). Stir, disturbance. <> Riot.
  
  To
  
  Gaol, prison.
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  •<>•
  
  stink (water).
  
  Rhyming, asso-
  
  water).
  
  To be dilatory in. To shed (tears).
  
  To pour
  
  (water).
  
  To
  
  :
  
  (tears, water).
  
  To be
  
  Loose, hanging (hair). j>!^i ,^<^ To be altered, turbid Ci^ a o-?^ -R-
  
  ^
  
  ingots.
  
  flow
  
  Milk mixed with
  
  pearls).
  
  iL>^j J?>-
  
  Jj>LI.j
  
  Allowable. J?^ Mirror. Gold, silver J>C:^ ^ J*ii-^ P
  
  To
  
  (
  
  water.
  
  >
  
  r
  
  *
  
  r
  
  •
  
  To leave (an affair) to a. o. To compete, to vie together. To be poured. Bucket
  
  filled
  
  J
  
  *—
  
  J>0 J?«^l.
  
  Jj^j
  
  JW^-
  
  ?-
  
  J?«--
  
  ^
  
  To pare
  
  i^ j;^^
  
  the eaiih in riuming
  
  To
  
  be scratched.
  
  trii^'j
  
  Running gently (camel). Wont to swear (woj-Ulij
  
  Giving
  
  Teai'ful (eye).
  
  ?r^'i-^
  
  fascinate,
  
  s ^t:Z.j
  
  ,
  
  1^^
  
  To wheedle a. To turn a. o. away from. To gild (silver). To spoil to bewitch.
  
  ^Gw« jk^ ^
  
  a
  
  the
  
  a. o. in
  
  feed a.
  
  at
  
  dawn
  
  (cock). p.^
  
  v_.afcl3
  
  He overlooked
  
  ^i-.—
  
  his
  
  Cloud.
  
  U
  
  <.jU^
  
  ii]i
  
  ^IcJi
  
  \s,
  
  ^\'\ xli._i
  
  XJU-JL j
  
  —
  
  sll^^l ^_o-C
  
  (coW.) sJ^kZ.
  
  ^
  
  i_)U-'
  
  Space of time, y-jiae-l ^ :J''>J1, have w-alked U^]^ ^G-J. ^^t", the whole day. -<) Drawer, chest. 4{bs> cloud.
  
  We
  
  Name
  
  himself.
  
  Beginning of dawn. Daybreak. End, edge Dawn, daybreak.
  
  of a
  
  man
  
  proverbial
  
  for his eloquence.
  
  Wide
  
  Wizard, oj^j^j jb-. Learned man. Deludei tree.
  
  Meal eaten at day
  
  jr"^
  
  W
  
  jy—
  
  break.
  
  valley.
  
  Large
  
  (belly),
  
  make unlawful profits. To destroy, to extir- a c^JiSi cJ:^j — pate a. th. To .shave utterly. — To peel out (the grease) from
  
  ^
  
  fit
  
  (the flesh).
  
  Hei'b fattening cattle.
  
  j\a^{j jU.
  
  Great wizard.
  
  ji^_
  
  Children's play.
  
  •<>
  
  Cup-^>G..^^
  
  53(;^
  
  board, chest. _n?i.
  
  belly. Big-bellied (horse).
  
  Spoiled (food).
  
  To To
  
  be unlawful (profit).
  
  c^JlI
  
  lose o.'s wealth.
  
  c>i_ll
  
  Worn
  
  out (dress). Unavenged
  
  Vehement
  
  (blood). Puni.shment.
  
  Having a complaint of the
  
  Wasted
  
  J^^-
  
  Unlawful ti'ade. c,Vi>J.1 ^ Lost Cjj^^J c^^
  
  ^isj: cold.
  
  cJ>-J^j cJ>-Ji ,-0^.-J C->fc-«
  
  (goods).
  
  Worn
  
  (country). s
  
  LkkLj'j
  
  (J^^
  
  a. 0. To choke a. o. (food). To put water (in wine). To slip down fi-om.
  
  iai.1
  
  peel (grease).
  
  -»
  
  ^
  
  iaki^i
  
  LklS a,
  
  0^^
  
  out dress. Unsatiable (sto- sIuUlj j'_^'
  
  mach). Suffering indigestion
  
  A —
  
  Gullet, throat.
  
  To
  
  (a sword, lots, a
  
  He sweeps, he walks proud- ilJi
  
  A
  
  S3U-J jU b Jj^— rr j^-^J ^>-^J j*^ Lung. He has overstrained
  
  .slay
  
  9-.-?--l
  
  ^j. ^
  
  ;,
  
  of exchange).
  
  Remains of water. ^ Drawer of a bill.
  
  seduction.
  
  To
  
  To draw
  
  C^^
  
  withdraw from partner.ship. Dimness of tht sight.
  
  Witchcraft, sorcery. Eloquence,
  
  Willow
  
  /b
  
  •<>•
  
  be, to depart at daybreak. To eat at daybreak.
  
  To crow
  
  drag
  
  To behave familiarly with. To be dragged, drawn. To
  
  at daybreak
  
  o.
  
  trail, to
  
  faults.
  
  break.
  
  To To
  
  rain.
  
  r
  
  s
  
  or act at day-
  
  rise,
  
  yXJr^i
  
  a. th. -^
  
  lungs.
  
  To
  
  x5vlii.l_j ^-litl.
  
  Vehement
  
  bill
  
  water).
  
  :
  
  To wound
  
  (water;.
  
  Court-yard.
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  (cloud).
  
  Blood-horse, good runner.
  
  To come down
  
  Plane. Running gently.
  
  (clay
  
  much water
  
  ?!o-.l^
  
  tt*^—
  
  man).
  
  To
  
  Tough, dry dates. Air, atmosphere.
  
  (beast).
  
  a
  
  J^^
  
  -j^
  
  RaggeJ garment. desert
  
  •<>
  
  Soft
  
  c,_^J.
  
  •
  
  Farthing. Little.
  
  To scratch s t^^^^j >^a. o. To abrade the skin. ,
  
  a r-*-^
  
  ^
  
  j
  
  smooth
  
  To
  
  (silver).
  
  ]
  
  To shave
  
  off (tbe head).
  
  To bura
  
  a
  
  (palm-tree).
  
  be fluent in speech.
  
  To
  
  Cash, i-eady money.
  
  the clouds
  
  di-ive
  
  fi,
  
  ^^._:1j
  
  SyJL
  
  (wind).
  
  To
  
  Cloth of one thread. String. Leveret, young hare.
  
  J>G-- « J^'—
  
  Sea-shore. Sea-coast. Bit of a bridle.
  
  Single-stranded
  
  I'ope.
  
  xJbtJ,
  
  To pound,
  
  i!^~>^
  
  •
  
  -.,'•
  
  .
  
  ->
  
  SyJ-\
  
  ^
  
  Xj^j^i—j >_sC>t—
  
  
  JbrJ.
  
  ffi
  
  jtj:,j,(j^^ a
  
  jk^
  
  •*! I
  
  I
  
  I
  
  -^
  
  To sweep (the earth wind). To wear out (clothes). To soften a. th. by rubbing. To crush (an insect). To shave the head. To destroy a. 0. To let fiij s jas-ltj — down tears (eye). To be remote. ujt-i j^-^ j a j^J^ To be lofty (tree), \ik-l o jk:^ To be threadbare ^^i-^h ^_ji.Z — to crush a. th.
  
  JG-Jl^, :;!ik- n Tree used for tooth-picks. JG-JLI -,
  
  ^
  
  Clack of a mill. Sweeping rain. *Jy-J^j xL^.^ Kind of bean used for sciatica. oUk^i
  
  LizarJ.
  
  -•-,.,
  
  ^jiiuw
  
  Con.sumption of the lungs
  
  Jli-Jl-
  
  Long-haired (youth). Places watered by a stream. J>C-1 File for wood. \\'ild as.«.j=»C^ ^ J'tl^ Tongue. Brave. Bouatifulness. Bridle. Cheek. Copious rain. Salep, dry ( /by ^iJLil ^'^i ) ^Jb-j: ^
  
  a
  
  (grease).
  
  of the back.
  
  Jbt_-
  
  Braying of asses, mules. y\^J^j Filings of gold, silver. Husks of wheat. Refuse of naen.
  
  sell
  
  urease
  
  iSkL
  
  :
  
  ,
  
  I
  
  roots of orchis.
  
  ,
  
  (clotlies). j
  
  Tortoise. ^,u-:
  
  ^
  
  (/"or:aiL:;
  
  )
  
  
  <>•
  
  >y^
  
  "^
  
  May God
  
  estrange him!
  
  'cH ii>JLl
  
  I
  
  To become
  
  o ^i-^j
  
  ,
  
  Ci-^ a
  
  black.
  
  i
  
  To blacken (the face). To pour down rain (sky). Blackness, black
  
  xi^^
  
  ^^
  
  *
  
  Smith's hammers. J^^ Black. ^.JL y. ci^ >. Horn. Idol. Woman's nipple. j^--^'^ Wine-skin. To break, to crush v^^ a ^y.^ ^ (a stone). To rub off (wood).
  
  >—
  
  To examine (cattle). a ^Si>i j>\^ To meet a. o. To ti-eat kindly. 5 ^C-, AppearaDce,'C^j:j 'Vj^J^i -J^^i "Ci^ colour. Softness of complexion. Pounding-stone for cJ^S-J' rr ^-l/* stoneri, gold.
  
  to
  
  a
  
  off;
  
  shovel
  
  (mui).
  
  G-.I- a
  
  i
  
  o
  
  U.-1.
  
  To shave
  
  -^
  
  (the
  
  bind (a book) in thin leather.
  
  *
  
  jis-lj
  
  a
  
  (the hair).
  
  Thin leather( for books.
  
  ?<«.
  
  3!^
  
  t-JLj
  
  Remoteness, distance May he be far off! Tall (ass, palm-tree).
  
  Remote
  
  )
  
  ;^._:l
  
  ^
  
  'G^^
  
  (place).
  
  F. Heavy rain. Streams of tears. <>• Contrition, sorrow for sin.
  
  To make a
  
  single-
  
  stranded (rope).
  
  A %iZ. To make
  
  a Jk^ -^ the warp
  
  To peel, to rub off. To file To poimd a. th. To pick out (coins). To cash (money). To pay a. th. cash. To give s — of (cloth).
  
  (a metal).
  
  fi>
  
  (100 lashes)
  
  — To
  
  jcZ.\
  
  t>*-
  
  cloud. I
  
  To
  
  hair).
  
  To
  
  To shave
  
  To be crushed, brayed, jail'jij jk^y To be emptied (bucket). To be ji^'jl^ widened. .<> To be contrite (heart). Shabby vestment. Thin j/,
  
  ^>-^^
  
  ^ j'\^~^j jS^.^
  
  colour.
  
  To scrape
  
  i
  
  to a. o.
  
  revile a. 0.
  
  shed tears eye).
  
  — — ^L^i-^ — s
  
  'i.'yj.j
  
  To bray (mule). VU-ij To come to the sea-shore. To find a. 0. reviled. To be scraped, pared. To be
  
  5u_L
  
  j:^u' j J^-LI
  
  jiljl
  
  ^
  
  5
  
  Cr
  
  0^
  
  e
  
  -tt-
  
  (cloth).
  
  To
  
  act foolishly with.
  
  Part of a cloud. Shovel-making. Sweeping stream, rain. *^u.
  
  wiiC
  
  s
  
  Weak-mindednes3.;J(i._:_, ^i-lj .^k-i Emaciation of hunger. *litj,j *iii-l
  
  Weak
  
  (mind). Thin (fabric).
  
  Shovel-maker.
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  To irritate a. To hate a. o.
  
  To
  
  stick its tail into
  
  ^
  
  o.
  
  oj
  
  Tree alike to the
  
  sweet-ru.sli. c.Vi-.~l
  
  Strong, vehement.
  
  Dung
  
  —
  
  -5^
  
  ^ji-J. c.i:~.
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  c^^i-.— j c-i-—
  
  c>^
  
  of hoofed animals.
  
  Mnro.^co leather.
  
  oC;k-ij
  
  >^''='?^-~
  
  Tanned goafs skin. To agglutinate ( leaves).ji..JL —
  
  jp ^»-.^
  
  Blacknes."?.
  
  ^'^
  
  ^ ujU—
  
  ^'^J.
  
  -H-
  
  (swelling).
  
  -i^
  
  'jJa»,
  
  '-rJi
  
  strike.
  
  children.
  
  J^.>J-i
  
  ^ji, — ^y.^ heat (water).
  
  siiw;
  
  ^L.iJLj
  
  Plain necklace for
  
  xli-.-
  
  ifc
  
  o
  
  UiJ:
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  Soft ground.
  
  To be reduced
  
  JU-..-.J ji-J.
  
  ^
  
  ,5rCJi
  
  the ground (locust).
  
  (man). Imperfect thing.
  
  disgrace a.
  
  'Ch^
  
  Iron shovel, hoe.
  
  ^,9iZ^
  
  To banish a. o. fi>j s ^^ a Jk^ -HTo take a. th. by deceit. To find fault with a. o. fi>j y jl-j: To shake down (dates). To put off (a business). * j^-^l Weak, worthless J&..J,j jt^ ^ jj.^ Lamb. 6>U-J-j Unknown, obscure. To blacken, to
  
  ]^
  
  )
  
  Open court. Region. k^ ^ s^U-Thorny tree. Bat. Scrap of paper. Filings. Meninx. ijj^
  
  To be weak-mindecl. ij\»^Z. o ^k^ To burst (water-skin). To be thin
  
  j^.^
  
  Warm.
  
  *ik.ij ^'^^
  
  '^
  
  -ii-
  
  Ji-^
  
  Black colour. Coal soot. Agreable^ii-JL wine. Black (night).
  
  Yellowness, swelling in the face, ji.^
  
  Black.
  
  To constrain a. o. to forced work. To have a good wind \'jUZ. a jU^
  
  :
  
  J..Z,
  
  ^
  
  'likJl
  
  JJJ\
  
  j>
  
  Blackish.
  
  ^cCi-J,
  
  Hatred, malevolence. ^j(i._j; To be lewd, besmeared.
  
  ^
  
  Filth.
  
  (ship).
  
  C-i-.^
  
  iajy-.^
  
  -if-
  
  J=ikJL> ^
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  scoff at.
  
  To
  
  be hot.
  
  •<>.
  
  To suffer To be ill.
  
  ji^j
  
  from fever. lO be X^is_ Cj_ji5.-<j Uii^ heated (by grief eye). _j
  
  To humble,
  
  Ci-J-j
  
  ijlt
  
  a
  
  (Sii-^
  
  (water).
  
  s^
  
  *
  
  oi»-llj
  
  ^1^
  
  > To
  
  cause fever, to render a. o. ill. heat the eyes i. e. oil. j iilp ^i,,:.!
  
  To To
  
  afflict a. o.
  
  (God).
  
  OUit—J
  
  (jO,aiJl_)
  
  {Opp. to
  
  Hectic fever. •<>•
  
  •,
  
  ijU
  
  ?:
  
  Laughing-stock.
  
  .
  
  ? _,li.X
  
  %jiji
  
  ^o^-*
  
  heated broth. Hot. Inflamed by tears (eye). Painful (blow). Thin gruel of coarse flour. Shovel. Butcher's oi^-Vi:!-
  
  "
  
  jtj.
  
  jh^^ f
  
  '"'J^-'-^
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  *iL43 "^jy^^ "^
  
  Fevei'ish, sick
  
  Warm,
  
  knife.
  
  To
  
  Kind of Hijosciamui, narcotic.
  
  i
  
  Hot.
  
  -<>
  
  Ridicule, scoff, derision.
  
  *.o:.wJ *-»iI-
  
  Fever, feverish heat. (il.Xii.JI.J
  
  a. o.
  
  hire.
  
  *Jl9s--_J <j^it.wj *ii5..»;J
  
  OVJUs—J Hot.
  
  abash
  
  without pay. Laughing stock. Compelled to work. Scoffer, mocker. fji-J^ Forced labour without J^'^^j ''ij"-^
  
  :
  
  To warm
  
  to
  
  appoint by law. Forced work, task imposed
  
  Mask. Buffoon. Advocate appointed by law. jLL^
  
  To be
  
  Jtj i Gak- a displeased with. -^ To curse.
  
  To To
  
  s lIi13j
  
  discontent, to anger find (a gift) paltry.
  
  Discontent,
  
  J^J
  
  Jai-.-
  
  -^
  
  ,
  
  a. o.
  
  ^ l^yj.]
  
  *
  
  Sak-l
  
  iaULij ia^^J iak-^J JaiwX
  
  anger. Hateful, a Idol.
  
  1*^.1?
  
  .
  
  -a-
  
  To To
  
  feign
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  9r^J ~
  
  lie.
  
  lay with the face on the
  
  ^oljl.
  
  Boots. Cooking- oj»Uj
  
  Witty,
  
  ground. Liar.
  
  sr'^
  
  ^
  
  \p>J'j
  
  To be
  
  and lay (a
  
  kill
  
  s G-aJL a ^-'j^^
  
  baast) on the ground.
  
  parted legs. Rich.
  
  -r^^
  
  Lying prostrate.
  
  To rend
  
  (a
  
  A
  
  ^-j^xUj -rj^^
  
  O'^ ^
  
  0->'j-^J
  
  J->^
  
  ^
  
  garment). To loose (o.'s hair). To be perplexed Sj'^'j a joJ, (man). To be dazzled by the heat
  
  0^
  
  To go down a declivity. To hurry. To hang down (hair). Lote-
  
  (
  
  ja_j5f un. "ajJ^
  
  )
  
  j^aIjI^
  
  w
  
  jjj-^
  
  J-"--
  
  jai- ••
  
  Vertigo. Perplexed. Heedless. Sea.
  
  jj_:
  
  Fresh herbage. Castle of king
  
  ^o.:.
  
  Naman. veins of the eye.
  
  olj^VI
  
  He came back with ijjjJLl empty hands. To be the sixth. To Clxj: make up the number six. To take the sixth part s
  
  i~>J^i '(»
  
  jUl
  
  li-Jl
  
  fii'e
  
  beneath a
  
  Munificence, generosity,
  
  ^/--^
  
  sjikilj
  
  Bountiful, liberal.'i^^j '^-^'^
  
  Soft plain.
  
  Vii.^
  
  pot.
  
  To withhold o.'s self from. To show munificence. j^LIjj
  
  To
  
  -S-
  
  'c^^J-j
  
  CisJL a ^^j:ij ,\jii^ o
  
  give vent to
  
  "^
  
  *^»5-^
  
  -li-Jl
  
  ^-
  
  5r
  
  j^A-J^i ^SS^-^ -^ -i^Jlk^
  
  To
  
  .stop (a flask).
  
  A
  
  dam (a river ).To close To supply (a want),
  
  -fi-
  
  breach).
  
  (a
  
  To balance
  
  -tf-
  
  To shut
  
  ^
  
  o
  
  iS.::
  
  up
  
  (the mouth).
  
  To hit the right point. J iSlo-i — To speak, to act rightly in. To be rightly dis- 'jSJk^ li 1l1 a 'j^j — i
  
  ,
  
  To make
  
  a. th,
  
  i
  
  ^oi-
  
  C-luL o
  
  Barrier, obstacle;
  
  olJt
  
  aiU.1.
  
  iloJ,!
  
  ^
  
  jJ^j :uL
  
  ^'j^j ^'jJ. ^
  
  valley retaining
  
  sa_.l
  
  ajlul
  
  ^ — ^ XxZ.
  
  i^XL ^
  
  —
  
  water. Right, true (word). xRightness, truth. il^xXj ij^ Milk coagulating in (un Siio--) i\'j^
  
  ^'-J^
  
  the udder. Stopper. Means of living. Obstruction in the nostrils. ilojL •^ Ob-struction of the ijiJI ^-J
  
  ^'j:L.
  
  bowels. Door, threshold. Seat,
  
  sixth day.
  
  ijj,
  
  ^ %j^
  
  dignity.
  
  i;
  
  l_liU-
  
  J, u'^i^ l^^j^j ^lo-i
  
  ^j-j'jJ.j
  
  ^-jJ-^
  
  black. Six-lettered (word). Six cubits '^^\JJi (veil).
  
  'j1:.\j
  
  right, well directed.
  
  —
  
  * ^-j^
  
  Sixth part, a sixth. Watering of camels every
  
  Brownish cloak. Lamp-
  
  aHj
  
  stopped, closed up.
  
  Black cloud. Dam. The great wall of China.
  
  six in number. To water ^jjJ\ camels every six days.
  
  six.
  
  s ijji,
  
  fi>j
  
  set aright.
  
  Vice, defect, blindness.
  
  six-angled.
  
  Six and
  
  To hi To be To be
  
  Rocky hexagonal,
  
  Tooth gi-owing
  
  To
  
  direct a. o. aright.
  
  point (a spear) at.
  
  -8-
  
  To be
  
  before the Jj Sixth.
  
  To
  
  dam. a mountain, a screen.
  
  fi'om a. 0.
  
  long
  
  jjiiJIj
  
  To
  
  a
  
  t
  
  posed, well-directed.
  
  tree.
  
  Two
  
  ^^j «L>^
  
  u>-~*
  
  oh\-^ ^s^^J o
  
  liberal, bountiful.
  
  (a debt).
  
  (camel).
  
  o'^tljj o'*--'
  
  jolly, facetious.
  
  Caldi'on.
  
  To prostrate a. 0. on the ground. To make (a camel) to kneel. To fill (a skin). To kill a. 0. i ^j^j — To be prostrated with t'-^X
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  pots.
  
  The
  
  apostolic see.
  
  Affected with cataract (eye).
  
  zl[^'J\
  
  ;!lLJI
  
  ^
  
  SiC-
  
  iixJL
  
  Old (she-camel).
  
  Right, just. :jJ ^ Du.1_> juo,:; He has fiUed his place. ijuj: IC To suspect a. o. of.^_, 5 iUlc o ^ilui -ft-
  
  To be
  
  altered from stagna-
  
  ^juLj
  
  —
  
  tion (water).
  
  To
  
  ^—
  
  To be addicted
  
  covet a. th.
  
  to.
  
  ^(aJ.1
  
  ^
  
  ^j,^ j,'jj.j
  
  ^oJLj jtJ^j
  
  j-'jJ^
  
  (water). ^lliJ,
  
  Ij
  
  ^lul oC;
  
  Grieved, repeuting.
  
  oC«a.::j
  
  Illustrious (man). Mist,
  
  ^jul^ v-'^
  
  Sodom (town). To be doorkeeper let
  
  ifc
  
  ^Jl^-J '''^^ o o-ui^^
  
  down
  
  ^SJJJL,\J L? J-^b
  
  '
  
  cj
  
  ,
  
  a:-
  
  oiC P ''»^ o
  
  laJL -^
  
  stretch foi'th the hand. play with j^ij^ ^s'-^i^\j s?^-b
  
  To
  
  -ft-
  
  all
  
  [^ jj>2ii
  
  i^lu:
  
  Leader, guide.
  
  To be dark To shine
  
  p-j^
  
  (night),
  
  (dawn).
  
  ^jj^]
  
  To
  
  — jo—
  
  iLl: o
  
  \j^
  
  towards.
  
  -ft-
  
  To be
  
  sleep.
  
  (sight).
  
  light (a lamp).
  
  door).
  
  To
  
  To open
  
  A—
  
  (a
  
  To drop
  
  raise (a curtain).
  
  (her veil; woman).
  
  To depart from.
  
  ^—
  
  Darkness. Night. Light. Dawn.
  
  ^jj.
  
  Ewe.
  
  ^ 3j^
  
  ^jIlS,
  
  Shadow. Curtain.
  
  direct o.'s self
  
  lliiJ
  
  misfortune.
  
  Object seen from afar.
  
  -
  
  walnuts (children).
  
  To become
  
  God save thee from
  
  — To
  
  ^ ^.^C
  
  H'jJ^
  
  Plain, of a single colour. ajl|
  
  o
  
  i
  
  cXj^j o'-^j olu-
  
  Keeper of a temple. Fat. Blood. Wool. Veil.
  
  To
  
  To slaughter and Sj (t-'jZ. a pjul throw down a. o. To hurtle a. th. He was smitten by asojai. ScJ.. poJ,
  
  dim
  
  a temple of idols. (a veil, a garment),
  
  in
  
  ^iU-
  
  ^j^
  
  Veil, curtain.
  
  To
  
  A
  
  certain tooth.
  
  calamity.
  
  Altered waters.
  
  To
  
  ur-i.-^-'
  
  veil).
  
  (
  
  fi>
  
  Grief, anxiety.
  
  Spilt
  
  Sixth part. Six years ol
  :;jla-
  
  Blackness of the night. Door-
  
  ;iju'
  
  curtain.
  
  Black.
  
  To ascend on. To To sweat (horse). Sixth.
  
  follow.
  
  Dark
  
  oJuL ^
  
  'VjJuL
  
  ^
  
  ^iJuil
  
  (night).
  
  To be (
  
  ^-^
  
  Fat of the hump.
  
  tender ^sJd^J
  
  (dates).
  
  _
  
  addic-
  
  ^_,
  
  li^luLj Q=.jJl a
  
  ^^ -^
  
  ted to.
  
  for
  
  To A iJju' A jlxljj jjJ.\j jj
  fit
  
  fi>
  
  i
  
  •
  
  dew. Honey-comb. Benefit. Green date. 'IJuLj — Forsaken, of no avail, i^S-JLj i^aJL useless.
  
  Warp
  
  4-^\i t?^t ola-L/>
  
  plant).
  
  Galega^ goat's rue. Simplicity.
  
  Veil.
  
  JIuL'Ij Jjl^-ij JllC'l
  
  ^
  
  Jai._j
  
  u(i^
  
  -»-
  
  ,_^!l ^(j:^
  
  «:
  
  llil -«-
  
  Litter-veil. J|a-l
  
  t)
  
  J'J^J
  
  Kind of sofa, stuffed bench. To have long mustaches. Mustache.
  
  Malabatkrum, Indian
  
  To be grieved, to repent. •^ To loathe food.
  
  ^iL.
  
  J^
  
  ?r
  
  Ji,-*-^
  
  Door-curtain of a tent.
  
  To shut
  
  ;;jj.iA
  
  —
  
  JaJL
  
  Simple, good-natured ; oiU -fy-j ^iu P (man). Plain (colour). Unmixed (wine). spikenard.
  
  Jlu.
  
  breast.
  
  Inclination.
  
  of a fabric.
  
  Warping mill. Rue (medicinal
  
  Pearl-necklace hanging on the
  
  up, to bolt
  
  A
  
  C.1l:l
  
  J^;u.
  
  P
  
  Ji^~ J^>-i
  
  o ^o-l
  
  -fr
  
  a door. C»jil.
  
  a ^jl^
  
  a
  
  ^
  
  Cr A) Secret. Heart.
  
  Female
  
  slave.
  
  T
  
  '«r-
  
  Con-
  
  ^JLj"^
  
  4xy
  
  Armlet. Ring of shackles Heart. Sparrow hawk.
  
  O^'j—
  
  cubine.
  
  Sparrow-hawk.
  
  White
  
  tune.
  
  Lines in the fore-
  
  »-r-
  
  jC
  
  Sparrow hawk.
  
  j^^
  
  i
  
  head.
  
  The
  
  best part of a race, of a
  
  valley.
  
  Last night of a lunar month. J^j — Choice part of a race. j\^ ^ aj^lr"
  
  Bottom
  
  of a valley.
  
  "Worn-out
  
  (fire
  
  Galled in
  
  steel).
  
  yJi
  
  S^^
  
  Cause of joy, gladness. of sweet-smelling
  
  jLli
  
  ^
  
  -«-
  
  lay eggs
  
  -J,>.
  
  i
  
  To be
  
  -):!-
  
  prolific
  
  (woman).
  
  at tke time of laying
  
  ]y:S\
  
  eggs.
  
  Eggs
  
  of locusts, fishes. s1>-j '^.-j
  
  m%j 'j^
  
  Oviparous.
  
  To pasture freely ^.jj^ (beast). To flow (water). To go at random into (
  
  ,r
  
  '>'.-
  
  ')J^
  
  o ^'Ji-
  
  -M-
  
  J-
  
  country).
  
  molten
  
  navel.
  
  rejoice at, to
  
  be glad
  
  yJi^\j 0^^'-
  
  i_,
  
  rejoice, to
  
  gladden
  
  j
  
  *;'ii
  
  a. 0. s
  
  ^1j j^«
  
  jC
  
  Ijl^r-j SjU~i
  
  To
  
  conceal (news).
  
  To
  
  divulge
  
  y^\
  
  fi,
  
  To manifest (a secret) to a. 0. Jt A — To show (love) to. To take a concu- 'J:^Jij\j tjl^j xj^ bine-slave.
  
  To reveal secrets to 0. To take delight in. To hide o.'s self from.
  
  a.
  
  jU_i Jl^
  
  Secret. Heart, conscience,
  
  jl^'-'l
  
  ^
  
  ^-,
  
  Marriage. Origin. Choice part. () Mystery, sacrament. Health, Jj^,
  
  First secretary.
  
  To weary, To your
  
  silver.
  
  dig the earth on the right
  
  w?ir
  
  health.
  
  2^
  
  —
  
  ^iol
  
  iJ>j
  
  Secretary. In seci-et
  
  :
  
  ^ilT
  
  jllr^Vl
  
  and openly.
  
  ''••'^S^i
  
  Mysterious. Sacramental.
  
  enter( its shelter;
  
  beast). -^
  
  To
  
  Lines
  
  j i^S^'j
  
  v^--^
  
  escape.
  
  Camels. Cattle. Road. Breast.
  
  yjj^
  
  Way of actiug. (of gazelles)
  
  ;
  
  U('j^\
  
  ^
  
  kJ^th-
  
  Underground conduit, drain. Flowing water. Frequented (road).
  
  t-»-
  
  J''J^\
  
  -r
  
  Sj-x'.i
  
  ^
  
  Sv
  
  of the hand, of the forehead. Line of the hand. jj^i SJ^
  
  Navel-string,
  
  Navel.
  
  party of women. Collection of palmtrees. Way. Road. Heart. Den of wild beasts. v'S-'-^ t vl^-
  
  ^j,tl.1
  
  'Si-
  
  '^'j^
  
  "'
  
  horsemen) against.
  
  'j,^^
  
  >- P
  
  i^
  
  to trouble a. o.
  
  i>-
  
  -if-
  
  Herd
  
  —
  
  ^p V-a-^I,
  
  Provost of merchants.
  
  and left, To go back home To moisten a new water-skin. To send parties of (camels,
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  of.
  
  toast.
  
  To overflow (vessel). C^'To be injured by the fume of To
  
  "
  
  ^\Ji^
  
  (a secret).
  
  cattle.
  
  (locust, tish).
  
  oGJ-.^_j
  
  secretly to a. 0.
  
  To sharpen (a blade). Skilled manager of
  
  To be
  
  oSJuwj
  
  To speak
  
  Speaking-tube.
  
  To
  
  falcon.
  
  olr^j Zj\^j \Slr^j ^j^j ^JJ^T" o y^" -^
  
  — To
  
  plants.
  
  JJjSj-j jlli>^j
  
  To cheer up, to rejoice a. o. To cut the navel-string to (a 5 1^ — child). To wound a. o. in the navel. To have a complaint of the 1^ a — To
  
  the bi3ast (camel).
  
  Stems
  
  P
  
  jpjlJuL
  
  'l^lj 'I^Dl
  
  Happiness and misfor-
  
  The
  
  jj,^^
  
  best
  
  yj^^ s>j ^
  
  ol^-^'-j
  
  ,
  
  jjL ^
  
  J^
  
  S^
  
  spot of a valley.
  
  CoUjledon, navel-wort. Joy, delight.
  
  tr'jVl "Cj^
  
  j^^^
  
  j/Ji.
  
  Bedstead. Throne, j^j s^J ^ ^_r'-, Royalty, authority. Litter. Base of the head.
  
  -^
  
  Cradle.
  
  Cr' Natural behaviour, x^j. ^^ Manure, dung. •-^-r" To go alone, to <>jj^j (>-JL pasture on mOrning (flock).
  
  To
  
  drive (a flock) to
  
  pasture.
  
  To manifest
  
  of a water-skin.
  
  freely.
  
  ^^ ^^
  
  pasture (a flock) at Aj ? leisure. To send (away). To repu-
  
  woman). To
  
  To comb
  
  (her hair
  
  free (a slave).
  
  To
  
  :
  
  faci-
  
  litate (a business).
  
  — To send an express to a. o. Jl^ ^ To be dispelled (grief ). ^'JJi\j '^yj To go at a gentle and quick ^Ir-'J, pace. To lay on the back in stretching the feet. To undress o.'s self. Flock pasturiug freely. Any ^^ thornless tree. Plant of the Pentenaria class.
  
  Swift -paced horses.
  
  ^'j:^
  
  Divorce. Ease. Haste.
  
  jli
  
  \j
  
  Strap.
  
  -(f-
  
  silver.
  
  Road
  
  of a beast.
  
  ^.j
  
  To walk
  
  walk
  
  at noon, to
  
  To be
  
  leisurely.
  
  rtj^r^
  
  Far-extending desert. Straightforward, frank.
  
  To To
  
  clothe a.
  
  -S-
  
  sprightly and active. ^^.Ir"
  
  cIj^,- Ps
  
  o.
  
  s Jilr'"
  
  ^ To
  
  clothe o.^s self
  
  be
  
  "S-
  
  J>'^-i
  
  confused.
  
  « J^!/~ olr^ Ts
  
  :
  
  •rJ>\j^M
  
  fit
  
  Comb.
  
  story).
  
  whip
  
  <>-To
  
  Jackal. Long-
  
  Horse's saddle.
  
  To
  
  ^,
  
  ^Ir" ^
  
  Fern. stitch, to
  
  A
  
  )3i:^j
  
  \i-ji,
  
  i
  
  i>'-
  
  ^
  
  (leather).
  
  To weave |S>'- o — (a coat of mail). To coordinate the thread of (a di.«course). To read hastily. ^ To sift (flom-). To continue )S;^ a ^^'-j »^1 pierce a. th.
  
  fasting.
  
  To
  
  (clothes).
  
  (a horse).
  
  bodied (mare). Tall of stature (man). Rocket, squib. i'jj}'^^ -riJ^-- ^ Cracker.
  
  sew
  
  ^ 'Sj^
  
  il>:
  
  Pasturage. Canal. ^j\-J ^ *;lr^ Hair of the breast. i_»j UJ; ^ "jIt-^j — Long. Swift (stream). i_)_r'«i*
  
  JMeadow, pasturage. A poetical metre. Quick-paced (hoi'se)
  
  To
  
  ^j
  
  ir^" "^
  
  sage in a thicket.
  
  To
  
  Bed
  
  of a stream.
  
  To he. To plait (her hair woman). A— To be beautiful fface). a Q-lrCTo embellish, to adorn a. th. To plait o.'s hair. To forge (a
  
  Vagrant.
  
  Narrow pas-
  
  'J iji^'^
  
  L»^'j ^^'-l P
  
  Strong, sour (taste).
  
  Easy. Quickness,
  
  hor.^e.
  
  Quick,
  
  Drainer of cess pool. Black lead. Molten
  
  IjV.
  
  Vj
  
  anything.
  
  Naked
  
  lessly.
  
  plate.
  
  o^\yL.j ^l>,-j ^^Vj Lion. Middle of a tanli. o^J
  
  Short journey. Seam of a .skin. "C'js. Mirage. sJCJ^. Going straight on heed- ^^/JLj ^jS^
  
  Shirt. Clothing. Breast j^.;t^
  
  ^\
  
  Wolf.
  
  He does not possess
  
  Great umnber,
  
  •<>•
  
  ;
  
  (»y:^ a
  
  To
  
  diate, (a wife).
  
  Seam
  
  of vines.
  
  many.
  
  thoughts).
  
  (o.'s
  
  To send a. o. away. To attend o'.s business
  
  ^
  
  iJ^'-
  
  >J'J.^ -^
  
  Row
  
  women. Way.
  
  ^^L —
  
  s
  
  finj
  
  Flock of sheep, b:rds,
  
  P
  
  To
  
  saddle
  
  fi>
  
  ^^'..
  
  register (a letter).
  
  saddle (a horse).
  
  ,-^1
  
  s
  
  tjIt- ?r -rin^ His business has taken a i?^^- Jt»
  
  bad
  
  Lamp
  
  turn. ;
  
  lighted wick. Sun.^^..
  
  Glow-worm. iUDi Mandrake. Lychnis,
  
  ^\'^..
  
  ^
  
  s-l^n-
  
  >j j^l
  
  -
  
  i^^^aji\ jt'S^-
  
  corn-cockle.
  
  Sesame-oil.
  
  Saddlery.
  
  <>•
  
  rVi^J Farcy, (horse
  
  ^r^ *^i>-
  
  disease).
  
  Liar.
  
  !r'!r-
  
  Saddler. Oil-
  
  lamp.
  
  '^^-.j'J^'^JT^lr'' srJ^CJi
  
  r
  
  *?
  
  .r-'^J
  
  *?Ir'--»
  
  (r
  
  ijj^
  
  Speed, readiness, quickness. st^'^j ^'JL Make haste f:jtJ\ <;.'Ji^\ !
  
  How
  
  %Jj>- li y^J^i Ci^j^i iSs-j^ quick does he come forth. Foremost people, horsemen. otlrQuick. fXlr^^ 9r **ij^^ ^ cJ^'j'-' t ^iy Ninth poetical metre. Aiv^'
  
  Prone to good ^j,C'^ ^ f'lr^j or
  
  f-^^r^
  
  evil.
  
  To feed (a child) well. 5 ^s-'j^ -« To be well fed (child). ^s^J^ To eat grapes. li.^ a p^rC Vine-Lranch. pj^ ^ ^.^1 -» To eat up (treeA Cslr^ o -Ji-
  
  j^
  
  leaves
  
  :
  
  to excess.
  
  perforate a. th.
  
  To sew
  
  /b
  
  Cj>'- a
  
  jSi^t. fi>
  
  act immoderately in.
  
  —
  
  To bear green dates (palm-tree). i^l To follow uninterruptedly yjij (pearls, tears).
  
  To overcome, best
  
  to get the
  
  » j'^J'^^
  
  of.
  
  Mailed fabric. Consecutive (stars). i_>C il^'Hard green date. Awl. ^Ir^J -'iy-'-J s'vv <> Coarse sieve. ;>j r_> ^ ^Ir^J •»^'Coat of mail. oij'_r^j ^Ir^ ,
  
  Underground
  
  ^il^r-
  
  v'^lr-
  
  tt
  
  f*
  
  < Subterranean passage.
  
  vault, tank.
  
  r-''^>- "^
  
  ^^
  
  iJ^^
  
  3^
  
  Cloth-tent.
  
  o^rJ J —
  
  Squandering, lavishment.oi^l j ^'JL The tank has O^'- J^j»d\ 'C«
  
  Awning.
  
  Whirlwind
  
  To
  
  sprinkle.
  
  To
  
  hesitate
  
  ;
  
  of
  
  c.^j.»ijr>-'
  
  smoke or
  
  black- headed caterpillar.
  
  ?-
  
  Jpl^-
  
  dust.
  
  to feel
  
  scruples.
  
  Scruple, hesitation. Vertigo, brain-disease.
  
  overflowed.
  
  Negligent, unmindful.
  
  * iV
  
  (leather
  
  she-camel. Grove of acacia trees. Commander-in-chief. j'^lr- P To set a pavilion, awning. * Ji>'- -S-
  
  ^
  
  ignorant of. He is addicted to wine. To squander o.'s wealth.
  
  Red
  
  To
  
  Tall, strong, blood ^i(>'-
  
  insect).
  
  To suckle (a child) To be neglectful,
  
  To
  
  j
  
  ^L'JJi
  
  •>
  
  j,\L\r-,
  
  P
  
  il^l
  
  Severe, teri'ible (day).
  
  <-9j^
  
  To swallow a. th. A i»j^-l.lj itl/^j To be swallowed easily (food). I»^rUl
  
  Row
  
  >-ii^-
  
  Way,
  
  Ground
  
  fall
  
  of catei-pillars.
  
  i^Ji, ja'J\
  
  of vine-stocks.
  
  Lead, pewter, o^-l P Angel of death for Moslems. J^J^Li Seraph. ^.jjLl H
  
  road.
  
  ^^'^pj
  
  Swallowing quickly.
  
  To
  
  steal
  
  a. th.
  
  To be
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  fi>j
  
  f>
  
  3'J^\j tijj^i ,
  
  from. concealed.
  
  become weak
  
  To
  
  O
  
  a J_,^
  
  (joints).
  
  He is hoarse. i7^^ j_/^ To charge a. 0. Avith robbery. 5 j^ To look stealthily at. Ji^ J^\ j^CTo steal a.th. little by little. j^/j To listen, to look stealthily. To glide away sti^althily. JS-^l To hear stealthily. ';.;'ii j:Xll
  
  •J»lj--
  
  Jsi;^ Sharp, cutting (sword). Cutting (sword). Swift (horse), ^i^'* Great eater. Ja-1» ^-j •i»IJ^-j •I'lr-J ~
  
  x^^
  
  J»l^-j
  
  Crab. Craw-fish. Lobster. ol^>'Cancer (zodiacal sign). Cancer, can-
  
  ker
  
  (disease).
  
  Wj^J
  
  Gullet.
  
  To be scared away
  
  at full
  
  \»'jLj'
  
  j^J^^
  
  ^
  
  speed.
  
  Eloqueut. Large-gulletted.
  
  To
  
  li'lr-J ^*IrsO
  
  J^'j^_ -S*^^-' O Pv~ "^
  
  hasten, to be quick.
  
  To To To become languid (joints). To Jj\J^\ Theft, robbery. *Jlrwj *J>r-j *Jy- To Agrostis, bent-grass. j^'^ To
  
  hasten towards. have a swift beast. hurry, to be quick in. bring a. o. speedily. hasten to. oj Jl. pjCjj
  
  Piece of silk-cloth.
  
  Young tender vine-twig.
  
  Little saw.
  
  tf-
  
  Rein.
  
  ^— ^^rlj
  
  ^^j'i ^Jip'Cr--^ rr
  
  9-r^
  
  ( 'V
  
  Back. Middle of the
  
  t
  
  oUlr'-
  
  )
  
  Thief, robber.
  
  day, of the road.
  
  The
  
  r\\
  
  sC
  
  leaders of the people.
  
  ^^1
  
  CjV/JL
  
  Female robber Neck-fetters.
  
  Manly, magnanimous. Choice part. Generous lord. Generous, of a Ql>-j o^iyC ^ l?^'maiily temper (woman). Locust just hatched. «ilo,'J S'ij--
  
  *—il^^J *j_^j *i^-J
  
  To
  
  i/>tJL)j
  
  i^lr^Ij
  
  i^../-
  
  OC
  
  L^.r-'J
  
  ,
  
  "^
  
  iS.r-'
  
  i
  
  ^'-j
  
  travel during the night.
  
  To make
  
  a. o.
  
  to
  
  k_y 5 (^Ir'-U
  
  »->
  
  ~
  
  travel during the night.
  
  To creep along
  
  To tJlrTo be contagious
  
  (roots).
  
  circulate (blood).
  
  <>
  
  Weak.
  
  Listening stealthily,
  
  Short-necked.
  
  Sour wine. Dung, manure. To pine away.
  
  To walk
  
  iP (6»^ a
  
  -»
  
  iJ,
  
  sluggishly.
  
  Court of a prince. jir;^-, P To exile, to banish a To be exiled. Money-order. Bill to order. r>'^ Ts
  
  To To
  
  put trousers to.
  
  Jilr- "^
  
  5
  
  put on trousers.
  
  di.r^
  
  (disease).
  
  To creep in a. o. (poison). J — — To load (a beast) with luggage, To send forth (a detachment). ^ j^'^ To free a. o. fi'om cares. aJS ^s. — To walk in company with. ^'j\^ To repair to an upland. (^^"J fit
  
  ji
  
  Night journey.
  
  
  CiClr'-J <s'J^
  
  Night-traveller.
  
  Jlr^\ ai
  
  Full ti'ousers, drawers.
  
  Feathered on the legs Black-legged horse
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  cut, cut
  
  Long
  
  ^
  
  Mast
  
  of a ship.
  
  Castle,
  
  oUl>-
  
  «.
  
  C l>'-j *il>'-
  
  P
  
  Trench for oIj^-j watering palm-trees.
  
  Body of troops. Rounded spear-head.
  
  *i_n*.1
  
  ^ ^_n-
  
  l^'lr^ ?r *i -rC
  
  ^'ilr^. "^
  
  v-^-
  
  ^-^--J
  
  oUli~L
  
  Ebony. Tree for making bows.^^C Long-legged (man ). 'J^^l - JaJa^^ *lia-ll
  
  .
  
  Stone-bench. Blacksmith's anvil. fi,
  
  j'tr-^
  
  ^.^
  
  ^P (night). Perpetual. Eternal (God). Atriple.i\, orache. Androsce-
  
  mum^ To
  
  all-heal [plant).
  
  feed (a child) well.
  
  ^S^j
  
  To
  
  hump. Fat of a camel's hump. Fat (hump), well fed To lay eggs (locust) b:
  
  To
  
  ^^1j11>
  
  ^
  
  Sjllo'-J
  
  To be magnanimous, manly.
  
  -{:{-
  
  His cai-es have
  
  -il-
  
  ^^11
  
  iXs.
  
  iJ^'Jb s?yi<
  
  cleared away.
  
  G To show
  
  :ul3j_>i
  
  1^'-
  
  b-r^ a (^y^J,0 jj^j ~ «l^-j
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  o
  
  1,
  
  strip o's clothes.
  
  l^'-j
  
  Cassia. Dolichos sesban.
  
  To expand
  
  off.
  
  cut (a camel's)
  
  Syriac.
  
  Tree foi' making arrows.
  
  stuff.
  
  -n-
  
  Minium, red-lead.
  
  palace, seraglio.
  
  Tow, oakum,
  
  j,^^
  
  Anus, end of the rectum. Pain in the anus. YeUow or black wasp.
  
  The
  
  ^sA'J^\i Jj,^~^b s?jJ-5l ji}j. ^ :: j L,
  
  * ^^1 —
  
  cut a. th. to
  
  Boots, gaiters.
  
  lion.
  
  pigeon). Jj^^
  
  pieces.
  
  Highest point, summit, oljlr- t «'^'Tree from which ( im. tVJ,^ ) A'J^ bows are made. Night-cloud. Column.
  
  (
  
  To
  
  J^^
  
  bravery.
  
  choose, to take the best
  
  *
  
  i^OvJ-l
  
  of. ,
  
  fstL::
  
  a ^.L-L -«
  
  (dough). To flatten (a terrace). spread out dates to drv.
  
  To
  
  Cypress. Merit.
  
  (
  
  un. sj^'^
  
  )
  
  /j:^
  
  Magnanimous. Plant-insect. Little arrow.
  
  '1^^
  
  ^
  
  "ijj^j »3^,-J
  
  ~
  
  To be long-necked. To raise (dust). To mark (a cam-1) on the
  
  iT.h "
  
  a
  
  ij
  
  fi>
  
  To prostrate
  
  of a blow, a faU.
  
  df a shining white. J'Q' f^^ Longest pole of a tent. Mark ^ik^
  
  Huge camel.
  
  Dawn. Long.
  
  ^j^
  
  Long-necked.
  
  ^.k^l
  
  Eloquent, fluent in .speech.
  
  .u
  
  :.»
  
  tr-|i*-l
  
  ^
  
  Element.
  
  c\','lh'\
  
  -r
  
  To make To set
  
  To be flattened, levelled. -j-JalJ fy To stretch o.'s self on the back. To lay on the back to be 9-.kljl ;
  
  spread out. Flat top, roof (of a ^>^ « r-^^ house). Area. Plane. Lying wounded. Cripple. •r.^a^ Water-skin. K>:Ja:^j — Creeping plant. ( un. lilLjL ) ^iL-.
  
  Leguminous
  
  To intoxicate to delight a. o. > jkl -^ To be iutosicated jisi^b jIiIjI
  
  Level place. Drying-floor.
  
  with hemp. Copper- jLlJj JjiJ-j
  
  Pole of a tent. Travelling-mug.
  
  ;
  
  ,
  
  pail. D
  
  P iste
  
  J\JaJ.1
  
  ^ jL- P
  
  hemp.
  
  Jj^IaA.^
  
  if Idiot.
  
  Squadron of men-
  
  G
  
  JJsL:L.1
  
  of-war, fleet.
  
  To shut (a door). ^ C/^-:, •<> To steel (a sword).
  
  o JaL.
  
  ^
  
  Sharp edge of a sword
  
  r-ilJ*
  
  ^
  
  ^-.tsCj;
  
  Mai
  
  Flattened. Flat nose.
  
  ^.kl/i
  
  ^ilal>.j
  
  of
  
  —
  
  ^Jxl^
  
  dwarf-palm leaves. Lying dead. Flat-roofed (house) .^_,iil.;!
  
  To write a. th. 4> _^iJ,f .l^kJi o _,k:^ -STo throw a. 0. down. 5 — To cut a. th. with (a sword). »_, A — To compose (history). To ^4*^ (fc
  
  Stopper. Fire-poker.
  
  rule (paper).
  
  To teU stories to a. o. To make a slip in reading. To pass over (a line reader).
  
  Roots, origin. Pokerl
  
  Abyss of the
  
  plant.
  
  Roasting-pan. Rolling-pin.
  
  of hasheesh.
  
  Intoxicated with
  
  ^jj.1
  
  2^
  
  free (a
  
  suckling).
  
  neck.
  
  Clapping of hands. Sound
  
  on a camel's neck.
  
  a. o.
  
  (a camel) to kneel.
  
  sea.
  
  J^
  
  ~
  
  _,k.Ll /b
  
  :
  
  —
  
  Origin. OjljCl ^ aJiVlJ-I P Leg of a beast. Cylinder. The Stoics. vI^Il^Vi JaI Firm columns. X^t' iAa\J\ To b3 plentiful s;^I,j |'.k:L o Us- ^ (water). To step widely to go head-
  
  Column; portico.
  
  '<>
  
  ;
  
  long (horsf ).
  
  To To
  
  assault.
  
  treat
  
  -tf-
  
  i_ij
  
  harshly.
  
  Assault. Severity. ISIight.
  
  5
  
  ol^^k:-
  
  Is-
  
  —
  
  Cc. "ii^Z.
  
  ;-
  
  Burglai'y.
  
  Wide-stepping: raising X^sK^ the
  
  Legends, stories, tales. Butcher. Butcher's knife,
  
  jvL-ij
  
  JsV'S--
  
  _^C J>^''-
  
  5r
  
  cleaver.
  
  To overpower.
  
  a. o.
  
  Row, line. Hand-writing. jjlsC-l Wish, desire. s'Ja-L «k1sU.I ^ _nlajll^j oj^iaJLIj jVliiilj jLk-ll.
  
  tail (horse). Tall. <>
  
  j>.
  
  hC
  
  Burglar.
  
  To rope (liquid ^_,i:j — ^^, To flow in a continuous stream ^_,5lj ).
  
  ..
  
  -ft-
  
  j^yiji ^ fJ^L^i o'Ja'J' Sample. Black-liues. Must, new wine. Dust ej\LL/j J^Li^ in the air. •^
  
  To
  
  oversee ; je J^V.-fij JaiZ^j to be set over (people).
  
  Mason's trowel.
  
  >_^i\Z^ ^r,.;:..
  
  —
  
  ^-Ji-5j
  
  ^^.1 -i^
  
  ;>l.i.^
  
  ^
  
  J>j^
  
  _^lJUj
  
  Inspectoi", overseer.
  
  To spread
  
  (water).
  
  Ropy threads of honey. To caU out (goats). ^. To totter (old man). To be broken down.
  
  Paper-ruler.
  
  ^u'.-, i
  
  cijU3-l>»
  
  t_^j Ck-
  
  a
  
  ^ia::,
  
  ° -R-
  
  (smell, dust, sunrays).
  
  To clap the hands. To be perceived by -tf To touch a. 0.
  
  «>lu)t a. 0. (smell),
  
  'a
  
  — —
  
  C
  
  To
  
  To
  
  be blasted by hot wind.
  
  b;^
  
  r'\r-
  
  ^^J,
  
  furious (camel).
  
  To run swiftly (hor.se). Cl^^a ^^ To lis the price of goods. ^ _^ To be lighted (fire). To burn ^XJi (scab).
  
  To rage
  
  -fr
  
  (day).
  
  To be happy. To
  
  >i\^^ a
  
  -^— J -W.
  
  _;ixJ-l
  
  To
  
  help, to assist
  
  Jfc H -^iJLlj
  
  opL.
  
  a. 0. in.
  
  Rate, current price.
  
  ^
  
  jVi^i
  
  _,i—
  
  _^
  
  mad.
  
  To render a. o. happy (God;, To a.s8ist a. o. in weeping
  
  Jj'm^
  
  t ^*—
  
  Beginning. Cough.
  
  23«— i'j^
  
  BIacki.?h colour. Fire, blaze. Kindled fire.
  
  To seek for fodder. To bode well of. To ask the help of. Good
  
  jU^ j>^t-
  
  Fire.
  
  S3_^U
  
  Thin, emaciated. Blackish. _,;j,1 Fire-brand. ji;i>j ^il» Mischief-maker. Long (neck). ^il>i (horse).
  
  feet
  
  (dog).
  
  j/y^lj I'JCJ^
  
  To
  
  inject ^ n Jalllj Cla;.! o a iai(a medicine) into (the nose).
  
  -«-
  
  ,
  
  To spear a. o. in (the nose). ^ n ialkzS To inculcate a. th. into the C-i* 5 —
  
  Happiness.
  
  Pungency of odour. -<>•
  
  Your Excellency Fore-arm. Chief.
  
  nutmeg, of inustard-seed. Fragrance.
  
  plant
  
  business
  
  ^
  
  s ,jj^'\j
  
  ,
  
  Qui- a
  
  d)r>':>\kZ.
  
  ^ acC The two wings at-l^
  
  much
  
  sought
  
  Monkey.
  
  1»U-1
  
  breast. Areola of the nipple.
  
  Ja..*-:
  
  "CSjIZ.
  
  Knot
  
  of
  
  the thong of sandals, in the ropes of I
  
  a scale. praise and obey Him.
  
  Ci/peni'i, sedge,
  
  wii.:: -«
  
  c^J^'-
  
  camels,
  
  for
  
  Pigeon. Callosity of a camel's
  
  SnufF-pipe. Nose-syringe. Jail^j JaSl^
  
  To manage
  
  (title).
  
  marrow. Affluents of a j'iver. Neurada procumbens^ prickled
  
  Suutf-I»^i^
  
  Oil of
  
  ci\'.J.
  
  )
  
  (of a bird). Shaft of a pulley. -^e>>- t SJ^^tArmlet. Lion. Pi. Ducts of milk.
  
  tobacco.
  
  Dregs of wine.
  
  opp. to cj\2i
  
  Jaii:.!.
  
  ia-j,I.j
  
  Snutf-medicine, errhine.
  
  (
  
  .<>•
  
  ifjfc
  
  dLTa^-j diilj
  
  prosperity.
  
  (mind). sniifFin (a medicine).
  
  olli-.l!l
  
  I
  
  ^Fiddle-stick. (7)ua/j
  
  entering a loop hole.
  
  -
  
  of several stars.
  
  planets Venus and
  
  Mercury. Mayest thou he happy and aided
  
  Insatiable. Furious (camel).
  
  Daybreak. Sun rays
  
  Name
  
  The two
  
  it
  
  opp. to
  
  (
  
  omen.
  
  _^ ^ ^v^Tv
  
  Heat. Hunger. Heat of niglit. Oven. Fire.
  
  Running with parted
  
  s j1^'\
  
  (hired
  
  mourner).
  
  _^
  
  Insanity, madness.
  
  To
  
  a -uJl
  
  -i^
  
  thrive (man).
  
  Heat. In.5anity. Vehement hunger. Contagious scab.
  
  Mad
  
  A^
  
  ^i'j)
  
  Wild thyme. To be auspicious iS^j Gil
  
  (war).
  
  Insane,
  
  -Tmarjoram,
  
  O/if/anuiii,
  
  (wood).
  
  To bsgia
  
  )
  
  (
  
  *3ljii^j
  
  un.
  
  *;'G>jIi,
  
  z'y.^S,) (iil..JL
  
  galmg.ile (plant).
  
  Happy. Canal of irriga-
  
  'loil,^
  
  ju*.:.
  
  tion.
  
  of.
  
  To
  
  be cracked ^i'Jj (i'.Z- a ^«I. around the nails (fingers). To be ulcerated on the face (child).
  
  To mix (perfumes). A To help, to assist a. o. ^i^lj ^tU. To be at hand (affair). ^;j;,l To be within reach (game^. J — 2^
  
  To
  
  kindle
  
  A>
  
  ^]j
  
  ^iz.j
  
  ,
  
  J^ ->
  
  1^1. a
  
  war). To spread scab to (others camel). To do general mischief to (fire,
  
  To run about I -svill
  
  1
  
  for (an atfair).
  
  circumvent as he
  
  does,
  
  :
  
  ,
  
  i'
  
  ifc
  
  -
  
  s
  
  -
  
  j
  
  c^
  
  ;.-)
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  (r Ml To
  
  slander
  
  a. o.
  
  to traduce a.
  
  ^
  
  jji;
  
  :
  
  (;^j
  
  ~
  
  *i^-r'
  
  be near
  
  o.
  
  J ^CTo outpass a. o. To cause a. o. to -work, earn, s ^;j.l To seek a. th. vj — To enable (a slave) to free i J^>'^\
  
  himself.
  
  ^^
  
  R'in. Endeavour.
  
  Slander, backbiting.
  
  Work
  
  ^-i"^
  
  imposed upon a slave for getting his Inspector. Chief of Jews
  
  ^
  
  sUJl
  
  f.C
  
  and Chi'istians. Messenger, runner. Run. Eudeavour. ,p^^ !r J«-^ To shake (a pole). A ^' i-i — To season (food) with grease. To
  
  ^
  
  -J{-
  
  anoint (the head).
  
  To To
  
  ^
  
  Ui.^ a w-fl-j o »--i^ be hiuigry. wJJ^j ijilL-j Xi^jiJLj
  
  suffer
  
  frOm hunger.
  
  w-ill
  
  u^ ^ ^IL
  
  Starved,
  
  oC^j
  
  >.
  
  Lawful, permitted.
  
  To be
  
  v-4—
  
  ^ ^' oi- -H-
  
  il
  
  swollen.
  
  loi.:-
  
  —
  
  jul,
  
  Slight rain.
  
  To be
  
  SmZ.
  
  :^
  
  lean, little,
  
  a
  
  J4-
  
  ^
  
  Lean, small, mean. To give a. o. (water)
  
  jiJL
  
  as
  
  ^^ —^^^
  
  to drink.
  
  To be satiated To skim along
  
  (child). iil,1j
  
  .v^--'-? .v'--
  
  ,(i^l o ZXL
  
  To weave (palm-
  
  a
  
  \^'hite in the
  
  ~
  
  ^'^
  
  jilj.
  
  ^
  
  »Ui.^
  
  ix'^
  
  j>
  
  w«i—
  
  ^tC^i Near, neighbouring. Ulcerated on the head (child), j^ilji To cough. iiii-j Vii^ o ji:;
  
  ^
  
  To be sprightly. To render a. o, brisk. To cough
  
  To become
  
  lil-lj
  
  ,
  
  \xL
  
  lif.:.^
  
  ,
  
  U.:!
  
  CjV.Jjl~yJ Jul- ^ oX»--_) ij^-^J '^^L^ Ogress, witch. Termagant.
  
  Colt's foot (medical Jiii)
  
  Jilo JtC
  
  Thi'oat.
  
  *(J| ixi.
  
  eat dry food
  
  (camels).
  
  companions.
  
  To
  
  To forsake
  
  IX^X
  
  be near the earth
  
  (cloud, bird).
  
  steadfastly at.
  
  To
  
  ?j
  
  A—
  
  give dry food to (camels).
  
  To bit (a horse). To apply a medicanaent wound).
  
  to
  
  quickly
  
  C,
  
  A j— AA—
  
  ;
  
  '-
  
  a _^Zj -^
  
  (camel).
  
  Walking quickly (camel). To erect (a pavilion). ^^^1 To be fat (camel). Skin for drawing water, Of good or bad omen.
  
  a 11:
  
  iLi^^j J-UI,
  
  I
  
  plant).
  
  —
  
  parched (food or medicine).
  
  trifles.
  
  to.
  
  a termagant
  
  (woman). Cough. JULi Hooping-cough. 'JS'^x'J^ -^ Windpipe, bronchial tubes. JUiJi w-i§
  
  He does
  
  a
  
  dry,
  
  To drink much without quenching thirst. To
  
  (a
  
  ^
  
  tural disposition.
  
  House furniture. Vile man. Ulcer on the head of childi-en. fy Assistance in money.
  
  Fat. Pure wine.
  
  leaves).
  
  To look
  
  ^
  
  -^
  
  the ground (bird).
  
  To pursue
  
  y^
  
  assist a. o. in.
  
  To walk
  
  paltry.
  
  To take
  
  To
  
  to.
  
  Palm-boughs. Pi. j^ii, ^ oul:!. Drinking cups. House furniture. Na-
  
  cau.se
  
  along in the dust, j a — enter underground. J j.'-X~ roll a. th.
  
  \.SZ/j
  
  To
  
  to o. s house.
  
  forelock (^horse).
  
  freedom.
  
  To To
  
  To come
  
  not possess
  
  ^^
  
  t-
  
  Vj tUI- Li
  
  a farthing. Tent, pavilion. iQl'tlOn,
  
  ^jiJi,
  
  C«
  
  ^iL ^ Xui.
  
  •Vjju^j S^^iL—>J yit^
  
  — y^
  
  hour of the night. Candle, was.
  
  "^
  
  o'j^!L
  
  Hlnduring patiently (hardship,
  
  ^j_lii.
  
  sleeples.sness).
  
  To act, to go, to run. CJLl a J^ -STo betake o.'s self towards. Ji — To be a tax-gatherer. To LjU-- — prostitute herself (slave).
  
  To busy o.'s self about. To exert o.'s self in (an
  
  'i^\^
  
  affair).
  
  j — J
  
  —
  
  — )
  
  Ceruse, white lead.
  
  ^)juill^_j w^^s^--'
  
  ^ He
  
  To set out on a journey. \jjjlL ^^ To shine (dawn). To suteide (war). To unveil (her face ^ ^-1j — i
  
  -tt-
  
  :
  
  woman). fi>
  
  settle
  
  \jjJ^j oJO^^j »j\jC^
  
  cjy,
  
  a difference between. To send a. o. on a journey.
  
  o
  
  _;*-'
  
  i
  
  s jts.
  
  (fire).
  
  set
  
  vel.
  
  To
  
  off.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  tra-
  
  IjCl- j ^jtCJ' _;SC
  
  To
  
  enter
  
  ^^1
  
  ning twilight. To come in evening. To ask (a woman) to lift^,ili:.,l_j ^Lj her veil. He has got part of his 4,:iu. ^/^ (LxL — want. fall off (hair).
  
  To
  
  clear off
  
  Sll\
  
  (clouds).
  
  Mark on
  
  the skin. Tra
  
  Book. Sacred book. Departure. Journey. twilight.
  
  Travelling-provisions.
  
  Leather <•
  
  used
  
  i4»j li— Ij
  
  LiJl.
  
  lil.j
  
  li-
  
  serpent.
  
  Basket of palm-leaves. Handful ill. of wheat. Hair-band of women. Dry medicine. Medical J|^ilj — powder.
  
  Skimming
  
  of a bird.
  
  wi-ij
  
  Saddle-girth. Plait of palm-leaves.
  
  To sift (flour). To patch a work. Bad (poetry). Bad
  
  il,^:,^
  
  Ajlil-tt Ji.^))
  
  Powder
  
  -^
  
  —
  
  oCJ-l
  
  affair. Inco-
  
  for the
  
  eye.
  
  Wind raising the dust. To drink much without quenching
  
  7,i...i'..i
  
  (-1;..
  
  a c-fL
  
  Unwholesome food. To draw a bill of exchange, Bill, draft,
  
  -«
  
  o.'s thirst.
  
  check.
  
  To shed
  
  *
  
  ^i, ^iiz,
  
  -H-
  
  r-i^^.^ 5- *?t-i--
  
  P
  
  (>jiL a rii-
  
  -J^
  
  GJi.:;,^
  
  (tears).
  
  To spill (blood). A b._L:L — To flow (tears). i^y-Sz^j ^j^j (>iL^ — To work without profit. ^Jz. To give o.'s self up to ^jLljj ^L.;
  
  unlawfully.
  
  as
  
  table-cloth.
  
  Table.
  
  JNose- ji\x^j ^JL^j e_^-»l bit of
  
  altered in
  
  debauchery. Foot of a mountain. Do race without wager To take (a woman)
  
  veller.
  
  Dawn,
  
  W
  
  countenance.
  
  herent (speaker).
  
  die.
  
  shine (dawn, face).
  
  upon daybreak. To be hot (battle). To be stripped of its leaves (tree). To be bald on the forehead. To pasture by morning or eve- _,llj
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  Devil.
  
  To
  
  pasture camels between morning and evening twilight. To kindle
  
  To
  
  o(b. ii> li^l
  
  anything from him.
  
  Speckled serpent, winged
  
  — To dispel the clouds (wind). '(JkZ. To write (a book). To sweep (a house). To sell the best of a flock. To bridle (a camel), s jkl\j jL^j — 1
  
  Sjl^
  
  could not get
  
  5r
  
  ^J^'^J J^'f
  
  camels.
  
  Blood has been shed between them. Generous. Eloquent. Shedder of blood.
  
  Without j^j "aJL^i jUll ^ _^u veil (woman). Lean, (horse).
  
  Coarse vestment. Large sack. Arrow having no share in the game.
  
  "Writer.
  
  To
  
  Travellers. Nomads.
  
  ^Sparganium, bur-reed
  
  %'Jc^
  
  ^ ^C,
  
  s^U-
  
  (plant). s',5C-
  
  Falling leaves.
  
  Mediator. Ambassador,
  
  j.'^
  
  _j^ '|_^JL
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  J u.1 ^
  
  Sjiil.
  
  SjClLj
  
  SjU-
  
  i
  
  To put (flesh) upon the spit. To make (an animal) to jc
  
  -U-^ -^
  
  fi>
  
  jSS.
  
  5 jli!\
  
  leap (the female).
  
  To mount
  
  envoy.
  
  Gold or silver necklace. Embas.sy, mediatorship.
  
  y jiCj Jcj 5 \i\ij^ a -U—j leap the female (beast).
  
  (a camel)
  
  a jSiXL\j
  
  -Ul7
  
  ^
  
  i^
  
  from behind.
  
  Wooden
  
  or iron spit.
  
  jujCU.
  
  (r^•\
  
  o^ To shut
  
  ^
  
  (a
  
  ijA^'j
  
  ,
  
  *^A— O ^Jj^
  
  "S-
  
  To
  
  slap (the face).
  
  hands
  
  strike
  
  ifc
  
  in a bargain.
  
  To be coarse (cloth) He coaclued a bar-
  
  «JU
  
  O
  
  ^
  
  jji-"
  
  po'.u'
  
  Wooden
  
  Quince
  
  CS^Jj^
  
  a>
  
  Bloodthirsty, cruel. liar.
  
  V u-j
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  dXJC
  
  j-i^j a
  
  >»>V5Cjl; iiiiZ.
  
  jii,j o
  
  be low, mean, despicable. VU.^j ML-j
  
  ji::.
  
  o jii,
  
  Lower, lowest part
  
  jX—
  
  •f^
  
  jULj
  
  ji--
  
  iJc4-'-'
  
  J4-^
  
  of.
  
  *ii^j
  
  ,
  
  *ij^j
  
  lowly, inferior.
  
  Baseness, abjection.
  
  Lower
  
  x](aS.
  
  o^jCj
  
  xll,::
  
  ,^
  
  of a spear. But-
  
  jsC «Iiu
  
  Low, inferior. Low. Lower.
  
  Sophism.
  
  ;la-.i^j *3al.I-
  
  Sophistical, sophist.
  
  G
  
  ^I»^i--
  
  Streaks, glitter of a
  
  ^y
  
  "i„ v-j
  
  i'..
  
  ,
  
  ,
  
  To be kind, beneficent, s^u;:. To stop up (the chinks of a
  
  P
  
  o Jailjfc
  
  -tt-
  
  Vil'-r
  
  tank).
  
  A
  
  (the contents
  
  Jair.:,!,
  
  of a vessel).
  
  Basket. Chest for
  
  To
  
  .«lap
  
  ^
  
  JsliJ-l
  
  women.
  
  1*1:1-
  
  Fish-tin.
  
  Generous. Lowly. Furniture of a house. Big-headed. To slap with the wing
  
  ^^ l\3\iL
  
  u-l^l iall^
  
  a
  
  5 Ci::
  
  the face.
  
  /.il.
  
  1^
  
  To mark.
  
  To drag a. 0. by the hair. To parch the face (hot
  
  Mark
  
  Old age. Perdition Error. Hell fire.
  
  t
  
  To peel, to pare a. tli. Rough skin. Polishingstone. Wedge. Adz.
  
  of
  
  fire.
  
  Dyed
  
  jji-tfCj.
  
  A
  
  jXz^i
  
  p^"—
  
  garment. Blackish spots on the
  
  — —
  
  fi>
  
  CiL A
  
  t^i.::
  
  •&
  
  ^i^
  
  ^
  
  ^«-"
  
  *.MA^J ;uL»
  
  cheeks.
  
  the surface of the earth (wind).
  
  Blowing on the
  
  black-
  
  Skilful
  
  INIusiciaa.
  
  smith.
  
  To drive back. To slap a. 0. To embrace. To fight a. 0. To warm o.'s self at (a fire). To be altered (complexion).
  
  of the lowest
  
  class.
  
  To blow upon
  
  ^ -f^
  
  Jf>^-^
  
  wind).
  
  tocks.
  
  Men
  
  Steward.
  
  (bird).
  
  part.
  
  Base, humble.
  
  (i:- 9^
  
  Anona, custard-apple. ^jJa J*^!:^ Broker. s^lL-j -'>r''^ '; -'5-r*r' ^
  
  articles of
  
  (science, character).
  
  Lower part
  
  Jj,VCj ^ j
  
  To exhaust
  
  of.
  
  To lower a. o. To put down. ^_, i jLl, To be inferior in j ^}lzL]j jl'Ji
  
  V lie,
  
  S^^—?
  
  -^
  
  wO^--^
  
  blade.
  
  ji^
  
  JiZ«j slu.^ o
  
  ^lil<
  
  -ii-
  
  jl_ij
  
  To be vile, base, inferior. To descend to the J v/aL lowest
  
  T^ki.
  
  'C«aU 5(aZ,
  
  iJ^l-j
  
  "^jiL o
  
  ^S-^
  
  (fruit).
  
  (tears,
  
  Little food taken before meal.
  
  To
  
  ^?C»
  
  (camel).
  
  blood) To be profuse of (words). To be poured (blood, tears). dUl-'it^
  
  Great
  
  oj^a^
  
  Ti'aveller.
  
  Broom. Asparagus.
  
  Impudent.
  
  Gold or silver leaf. roller for mats.
  
  Kind of prickly fish. Writing tablet.
  
  Great traveller. Enduring jUl^j JkLi
  
  j^-,J
  
  gain with him. Thick, coarse (cloth).
  
  To
  
  oO'i^
  
  Sweepings.
  
  door).
  
  To
  
  )
  
  Eaves.
  
  i
  
  —
  
  -^j ^iZ,
  
  oJ^j,ji^j^ «• '^i'^ surface of the ground (wind). The saphena vein. >>i3V—
  
  Colocynth-seeds.
  
  IkL^j
  
  Damage caused by
  
  Satan.
  
  ^1
  
  Falcon. Buffalo. Reddish black.
  
  F. Black. Brown.
  
  Iron-
  
  ^
  
  ;;i_:
  
  ^.Ll
  
  ^
  
  -x^JcL
  
  trivet.
  
  Stricken by the
  
  Having sunk
  
  evil eye.
  
  eyes.
  
  9>ilj»
  
  ojJI
  
  —
  
  Y) To be or
  
  swift in I'unning
  
  (animal, bird).
  
  flyiutj
  
  To be
  
  scanty-haired
  
  on the
  
  *J^j
  
  Jil. a^,i^
  
  chapjied
  
  be
  
  (hand).
  
  To
  
  To
  
  lose its prickles (gi"ain).
  
  become
  
  lean
  
  (
  
  she-camel
  
  ij.'l
  
  To be
  
  ).
  
  < Ark
  
  of Noah.
  
  i-ender a. o. heedless. ill-treat a. o.
  
  Ship-builder.
  
  qu^ Xj&I
  
  Voracious bird of Rgypt.
  
  TliLZ.
  
  s
  
  -
  
  wj
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  M^X
  
  To overcome
  
  be scattered (dust). turn the face aw'ay. 'U4L.
  
  Dust raised by the wind. Scanty haired in Li, ^
  
  'iZ. 'iji^
  
  ^
  
  "ijL)
  
  >_. 2 ..'..lj
  
  V;^S»w
  
  ^L^
  
  i_.2.1j
  
  V^^ a t^XL- {} (house).
  
  A
  
  ^;JL'l
  
  ^IU_j
  
  OV^X~'J i^jX^J i_iU-«j
  
  ^..a..'.
  7^
  
  i_«Zw
  
  Young one
  
  ;
  
  forget, to be diverted
  
  (ia::^
  
  ;;a:L
  
  Bald. » jaj.lj -iL-
  
  fit
  
  ^XZ.
  
  of blood
  
  ^[lz.j l»\lz. o Ail-
  
  a. 0. foolish
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  a ,.lz.j '*X^
  
  stultify a. 0.
  
  To
  
  act foolishly with.
  
  To
  
  ?
  
  oC
  
  revile a. o.
  
  To
  
  drink repeatedly. To drink immoderately.
  
  -
  
  To make
  
  sit
  
  by a wine-jar and
  
  oJJI
  
  v'l^^'
  
  drink without
  
  a. o.
  
  — ~
  
  y *i:.1
  
  quenching his thirst (God).
  
  (a horse).
  
  To bird with red feathers.
  
  To scorch a. 0. To bear sweet
  
  *1^
  
  ignorant.
  
  a c-S-^ -«
  
  -H-
  
  ,
  
  L,!^-!)! ii-I
  
  quenching thirst. To be imprudent,
  
  - ^o- « ,^1 oi.-
  
  
  (spear).
  
  To drink without
  
  To be unhappy.
  
  tX^j
  
  ?j
  
  To cause a gush
  
  froui.
  
  To deem
  
  To emaciate
  
  t^ ^
  
  {.^ o
  
  to lose the mind.
  
  of camels. Pole of a tent. ;i.iij oCi-- ^ — Neighbourhood. Near. ^I^ Near. Remote. »^iU-
  
  Baldness.
  
  &
  
  To be foolLsh, light-watted. i^Z.?L To be busy. To become unwise ii.i; a
  the forelock (horse). Slanderer, backbiter.
  
  J
  
  o'^ii~l a. 0. in
  
  levity.
  
  raising dust.
  
  To be contiguous, near To near a. th. To be contiguous.
  
  P
  
  -^l
  
  LIiJ,U
  
  Maple-tree.
  
  (wind).
  
  Wind
  
  ^b'C^l.j ^CU-Ll, Jailll.j
  
  wine.
  
  .Cil
  
  ij.'|j
  
  ^
  
  f>di^[j r^xLj z~»-;i Purificatory,
  
  Spinage.
  
  raise the dust
  
  ^^^ilj.
  
  '^-•i•-
  
  Sponge.
  
  Perfumed must.
  
  Dust.
  
  *-;••-•
  
  Pearl.
  
  Medicament. Good walker (mule).
  
  To To
  
  ^_y
  
  Ship-building.
  
  Dust. Leanness. Prickly grass
  
  To
  
  Oblong
  
  Polisher (instrument).
  
  foolish.
  
  To To
  
  (constellation).-^
  
  book.
  
  To
  
  forelock.
  
  
  Argo
  
  boat.
  
  (sun).
  
  dates
  
  ^ (
  
  \'Ji'^
  
  palm-
  
  ^
  
  incline (tree-branches
  
  :
  
  A
  
  *ilj
  
  wind). *i-
  
  JiZ^
  
  To To
  
  tree).
  
  beguile a.
  
  0. of (his
  
  pro-
  
  ^i, 5
  
  —
  
  perty). revile a. o.
  
  i>
  
  To
  
  act impru- jp
  
  —
  
  dently witli.
  
  Hell-fire.
  
  Heat of the sun. jyC-j cXji^ ^ Impious. Blasphemer. jdl, Beer of millet. ^J,L P To fall, to Oa2l>j 0»^ o ii2l, -»,
  
  feign ignorance, levity.
  
  Levity,
  
  want
  
  ollj
  
  of judgment. xk\l^j
  
  Foolish. Badly
  
  oJ--j -lii-l
  
  -r
  
  *il.
  
  *?j-
  
  Unseemly, insolent (word). and young children. -liiLJI Valley filled with watei'. *il.i
  
  woven,
  
  -if-
  
  Women
  
  collapse.
  
  He was held in c6ntempt. To come forth (foetus).
  
  To
  
  oj£ ^^ Jail-
  
  0»»2~o-
  
  Thirst-giving food.
  
  *il»
  
  Cr^A') Falling-place.
  
  JaiUJ:
  
  ^
  
  caused
  
  It
  
  him
  
  c^\
  
  jj.uj|
  
  ^
  
  daiU
  
  ij
  
  Appalling calamity. JC>.V| daSl^ to cast^otf her young ones. ia\2L*
  
  Wont
  
  Island of
  
  Sj^^
  
  jl^iJL.\j '\'JvhLi
  
  Socotra.
  
  Native of
  
  jikli^j
  
  fall
  
  '4J^
  
  ^ji^l^iaii,'
  
  To
  
  j/ift
  
  To
  
  eat the upper part of food. 1
  
  do not
  
  know
  
  where he
  
  is
  
  A^-J^
  
  Cd:. a
  
  hard).
  
  4^ i\ gone
  
  ^
  
  -
  
  slap.
  
  To be altered (colour Lower part of a well. Country. House. Piece of cloth. Part of a veil, or of a turban nest to the head.
  
  ^\
  
  ^
  
  a
  
  roof (a
  
  ,
  
  «
  
  US.l
  
  !
  
  Snow. Dew. Worthless Cast off fcetus. Sparks
  
  house).
  
  To be made a bishop, To be tall and bent
  
  falling
  
  ToceU
  
  if-
  
  w
  ._«... J
  
  0_;.<—
  
  7
  
  bA<.w
  
  Ceiling
  
  Tallness and crookedness (of ^' li: passage. Camel's rib. Plank of a ship. Splint for wounds. TaU. Bony. Hairless. Crook-necked (camel).
  
  *i|U-'l
  
  ^
  
  wiilij Lii.
  
  JG
  
  Learned and humble king. Bishopric, diocese.
  
  Wild
  
  Js^t-*
  
  Worthless, vile (young man).
  
  i5>i-j *k2.w J»iiJ.
  
  Slave, Slavonian.
  
  ^P,^ UiL
  
  ^ii:. -r
  
  Sharp sword.
  
  J»UI-
  
  ikuJlij J»12.1
  
  •tf-
  
  -ft-
  
  'Jp^
  
  _„i^j a j,5—
  
  lL5U.,< Ja5L-
  
  i,u.-, ]Mistake in calculation. Slip in words. Wing of bird. Fallen datas.
  
  •^ i
  
  ^
  
  {PI. of ialCi. ). Dealers in dates. ia||^ Fallen dates.
  
  Door-latch.
  
  Kind of snail To throw a. o. down. o C«ul<j Ciij be diseased.
  
  I
  
  Rubbish, waste. Subtraction {ariih.).
  
  it
  
  ^^UJ-l^j u*:-:r^ J^:
  
  onion, squill.
  
  1
  
  —
  
  Extremity of
  
  Fall, collapse.
  
  the ostrich). Portico, covered
  
  Bishop. oi|C1j
  
  steel.
  
  iai:.
  
  Jai_Lj Jai-.j
  
  sand.
  
  (a room).
  
  Roof. Sky.
  
  from a
  
  (fellow;,
  
  Rubbish, ^^'orthless ia'aL\ ^ klT.. stores. Mistake in calculation. Slip words. <• Cripple. Foundered in (hoi'se). Shameful thing. Dealer in old stores. isiiC-j 'J?^
  
  (ostrich). •^
  
  .cast
  
  ^
  
  green feathers.
  
  To
  
  gradually.
  
  number). her young (female). CJai- — held an XJS' J JaSj-l C»j X<^ iaiJ-1 U unexceptionable language, did not commit a mistake. ^j n Iafr.3 To learn fnews) successively. To induce a. o. in to error. <»• To be worthless, corrupt. Jallj To fall one by one (leaves). jJC-lj 1^115 To drop upon (a cushion). J^Uj To fall upon the enemy.
  
  To He
  
  fi\J\
  
  de-
  
  (a
  
  ci\ t5j,il C-
  
  to.
  
  White-headed bird with
  
  To
  
  To speak by turns with. 'c^_J9-^\ 5 — To slacken in a race (horse). Qsli- — /bj & Jalil To drop a. th. To cause a. 0. to fall, to slip. <>• To subtract
  
  Socotra.
  
  To crow (cock). To knock (a. th.
  
  on.
  
  ^>^l J JailTo alight at a. o.'s. j) — To stumble upon a. th. lost. ic — To mistake. To «-J^ J •l»'?-^b ^tj-'^ repent. To be perplexed. To make a. th. * Cbli-j iia^ci JJl.
  
  liT
  
  regard of men.
  
  disgi-ace in the
  
  set (moon).
  
  crease (heat). To slip in words.
  
  ^r^^l Jaili
  
  Birtli-place.
  
  ^A^ To come
  
  To
  
  ^^xLij IiOLj'
  
  -J^
  
  isliJ^l
  
  thjii^ "^j it vi^
  
  Window-shutter.
  
  Bereft of reason. Hail. Ice. Dew,
  
  Roots of the Cyperus esculentus,i3^ rush-nut. Bii'd's
  
  wing.
  
  ir-w
  
  .5CDrinking-place
  
  ;
  
  cup,
  
  eUl^J «Ul>*
  
  tank.
  
  To
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  To
  
  door).
  
  clamp
  
  (
  
  a
  
  a
  
  ^ia^ o
  
  To
  
  sink (a well).
  
  (the ears).
  
  To
  
  2C
  
  -ft-
  
  cut off
  
  void (oi'dure).
  
  To be ignoble, mean. Usti,— — To have small ears. vWfci.:^ a To be deaf. To coin money. i^ll iC To be tangled (plant). To be ilrj;,!. deaf. To be stopped up. Nail, peg. Row. ill^j i)^^ -r '<^^ Narrow well. Narrow-ringed liLi. •<>•
  
  mail. Scorpion's hole. Blocked road.
  
  Compound perfume. Ploughshare. Die for coining.
  
  Stamped
  
  trees. Post-office.
  
  coin.
  
  dl^i^
  
  ^
  
  Row
  
  of tall
  
  Even road. Street.
  
  Gold coin. Iron-nail.
  
  '%-r'
  
  Post-messenger.
  
  Deafness.
  
  Atmosphere,
  
  Narrow
  
  ^In.^
  
  l^^
  
  ^^Z, xS\W^j i\UL
  
  air.
  
  in the ear- ZXZ.
  
  ^ ^4.1.^
  
  'dU:!
  
  A Cvk Jj (X^ o
  
  forth (water).
  
  To be poured. <>• To be cast
  
  J>il. -^ cast (metals).
  
  < To
  
  i^L
  
  ^^JCljIj
  
  o
  
  —
  
  (metal).
  
  Contirmoiis rain. Tall (man).
  
  ,_JC.:L
  
  Necessary thing. Blood-horse. Cop-
  
  j»liJ»i
  
  ,
  
  Languid
  
  a
  
  Ji-^j
  
  ^
  
  jj'^^j j^'-^
  
  ^ii_,j .lU:.
  
  J"''-
  
  ^^
  
  ^
  
  Faulty (language). Rancorous, malevolent. jJuaJl
  
  Kind of sycamore. Mackerel fish.
  
  ^^ s/-^^ '
  
  Valetudinarian.
  
  ^iil>»
  
  Scammony. To water (a beast, a land).
  
  ^,-aI.
  
  v}-^
  
  j
  
  ^Ij
  
  To
  
  give
  
  ,
  
  Q^iil- G CiL Jj:. «i
  
  to di-ink to.
  
  To find fault with. To traduce a. o. To wish the rain to a. o. — To temper (iron). To send rain to a. o. (God). i — To sutler from dropsy. iiiaj i^ -^ To poison a. o. i s^iL fit
  
  fy-
  
  fi>
  
  His heart
  
  is filled
  
  with
  
  ^
  
  sjiat
  
  iL
  
  illl
  
  hatred.
  
  To give to a. o. to drink. a To wish rain to a. o. To give drink to a. o. To farm out (a land) in part j
  
  5
  
  -
  
  nership.
  
  give water.
  
  (cattle, fields).
  
  To water To poison
  
  o
  
  a.
  
  -<>•
  
  To be moistened, watered. To give to drink to o. a. To draw Avater. To become
  
  ii3 j\,'^
  
  J^\
  
  wS*^'»
  
  fat (camelj.
  
  To ask
  
  ^-^'j
  
  o5U
  
  I'ain,
  
  tS«=-^l.
  
  water from.
  
  per, lead. t-ij^^^j s^jsiX-i
  
  (_>_j5CiLj
  
  Poured out (water). Aquarius {constell). ,Copper, lead.
  
  ^lj.^_j
  
  (eye).
  
  To
  
  hole. Deaf.
  
  To pour
  
  a. o. diseased,
  
  Disease. Sickly.
  
  stop
  
  s-.f\~^j
  
  -\'J\
  
  (im. -.JsC
  
  )
  
  —
  
  ^fu J^Lz.
  
  Anemone (Hower). Large sack.
  
  X-^1. a
  
  Threshold (of a door).
  
  i:fei_-t
  
  Russian.
  
  -Jt^^^Clj^
  
  Stew cooked with vinegar.
  
  ^C.SCi,P
  
  Saijnpenum^ medicinal g\xm,,^SJajL P
  
  Lt^Uj
  
  O
  
  )
  
  To render
  
  Dropsical, hydropic.
  
  Oi&iJl-j Q^5Ci,j
  
  tfei.:.
  
  o cX.:^ -^
  
  To break off speech. To pause in singing. To die. To remit (anger). To be struck with apoplexy. cJ?^ To hush. To silence, i cSil!\j c^^ To keep silent with. i cXu To remain silent. c5^1
  
  To be dropsical. Watered land. God 'grant him rain
  
  ilSj-l, jr;,
  
  iJ
  
  !
  
  Yellow serum of dropsy. Drink. Share of water. Milk, or ^JUb oCS-b
  
  CiJLj ulii,
  
  2_j "
  
  i^ "i^
  
  1^1 ^
  
  '"li-
  
  water-skin.
  
  Drinking place
  
  ;
  
  •^
  
  cup, tauk.xjliij JjU-.
  
  oCSUj
  
  Streamlet.
  
  ^ Jl^.^
  
  ^
  
  *I|C
  
  Water-wheel.
  
  Cloud letting large drops, tlsj-l ,r 1^*— Palm-trees ii'rigated. Papyrus-reed.
  
  Watercari'ier.
  
  oj^U^
  
  5r
  
  Waterer
  
  JjViwj sjliw
  
  of
  
  fields.
  
  ^
  
  *U.ri.
  
  Pelican.
  
  Vulture.
  
  Watered by
  
  rain or a stream. ls_^^ Dropsy. Prayer for rain. 'U11.LI.
  
  .
  
  (
  
  c/^ Wine-seller.
  
  rx Silence.
  
  j\i:^Z. ]
  
  In a low tone. Apoplexy. Pause. -<>
  
  Intoxicated.
  
  j'J^^-'j J^^-^i jisC-^
  
  Addicted j\ia^»j j^^j to drink, drunkard. Hyoicijamui datora^ henbane. Cocculus Indicus. Indian-
  
  cjVjtiLJL,
  
  cyJjl
  
  —
  
  beri-y.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  insure against loss.
  
  Insurance Saucer.
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  roll
  
  _,r^^ -^
  
  a cigarette.
  
  premium.
  
  '^,_j\M=<.'~.
  
  Vo>^—
  
  ^^
  
  ^ i>^^~j ^S^-^ P
  
  He has reduced him to
  
  i
  
  He
  
  is
  
  silence.
  
  at the eve of
  
  zJ^—'S C^i^r'J
  
  To wander at I'andom. To slumber. do not know where f
  gone
  
  To mind
  
  trifles.
  
  V* \
  
  To
  
  ^^L
  
  act reck-
  
  cJ^^
  
  ^^ 3-*
  
  c-'Js^Lj z^',ia.L
  
  C.;^C«-j CjjS^^j
  
  C-5>—-
  
  Keeping silent. c^'Ja.l^j Remains. Temporate summei*- oife*-!-!
  
  to.
  
  Ciliated Sida [plont).
  
  _,ylvi
  
  ,
  
  '
  
  I
  
  \^L\ j) *jlfcilj ib>3
  
  ending the affair. Tenth horse in a race.
  
  '
  
  xiia.1^
  
  z^is^!-
  
  unawares (snake).
  
  (disease). Biting
  
  I
  
  .
  
  bowl.
  
  is
  
  Coma. Remains
  
  in a vessel. Continual silence. Silencing
  
  \
  
  \
  
  secure a. th.
  
  he
  
  tf-
  
  Lullaby.
  
  ^i^C-l
  
  '
  
  i
  
  days. Refuse of people. Last arrow of the game. To patch up (a work). Provisional patch-work.
  
  c-^-l-* ;rifci^-<>-
  
  T-k^'^'"
  
  To till (a vessel). s'^iZ. o J^Z. To dam (a stream). To shut
  
  lessly.
  
  fi,
  
  Wanderer. Stranger.
  
  ^fi^ :UfeCi
  
  ^%*-^j
  
  Misleading country. To put (a fit yj^^ij , t.UZ. a wifcu:- -^ threshold) to (a door). To tread the threshold of. To be a shoe-maker. ,.AinZ.-^j UttLL\
  
  Shoe-making.
  
  *i\in^
  
  Lower
  
  l,iitL^\
  
  eyelids.
  
  Lintel of a door
  
  uS'C
  
  Threshold of a door.
  
  «l6=iJ-l
  
  * (a
  
  door) .
  
  To abate (wind). To be dim (sight).
  
  Cl^SCi^j lj^^.1
  
  —
  
  ji=^Li jia.L
  
  His eye has been dazzled. iil£ o^^— To be filled (tank). ij^l a j?.Z.
  
  To rage
  
  against.
  
  To become drunk. To strangle a. o. -^ To
  
  it
  
  ^y bolt
  
  —
  
  ^\'Jf^z.i ^_j j
  
  .feilL.
  
  (a door).
  
  Shoe-maker. Clever in work. Port in the East. jrv-1 ^
  
  To
  
  totter about.
  
  ^ *I%i.l(^
  
  Is
  
  Ci=i— o ^SC—
  
  -{f
  
  ^^^
  
  Tottei'ing about.
  
  Monk's hood.
  
  ^-6^1 S
  
  Low table. lU.!^-:.!. Ts -»To be still. C_,^I, o subside. To be quiescent (letter).
  
  Foot-stool.
  
  To to
  
  J^
  
  stop.
  
  To dwell in. jj ^ .^^jUZ.j UsC:. — < To possess a. o. (devil). To trust to. Jl — To leave a. o. (pain). .p — To become ^SCll j Xi^L ^^j ,
  
  weak. to assuage
  
  lodger
  
  of.
  
  rage).
  
  To
  
  feign intoxication.
  
  Intoxication, driuikenness.
  
  Wine. Date-wine. Vinegar.
  
  3C-
  
  Food.
  
  ^f
  
  Dam. <• Canal. jp^^ -r Pangs of oO^^-w- 'j.*^b ^^i" ij?^^ death. Anguish of the soul. Darnel-weed. Still (night,
  
  o'J^l.
  
  water).
  
  j(\^
  
  Sugar. Sweet grapes. Fresh
  
  _jisiJL
  
  dates.
  
  de.stitute,
  
  To quiet, a. o. To render (a letter) quiescent, To be the fellowj C^Clj »
  
  To candy. To become sugar. To intoxicate a. o. (beve?
  
  Js^.Z. /fc
  
  •^
  
  Loaf
  
  — Sugar
  
  ^'i\^
  
  Candy.
  
  of sugar.
  
  in
  
  powder.
  
  ^^•- "r-^^ j_s ^JL
  
  oCJ ^J-
  
  Calotropis giyantea, mudar. jiiw Jf^iL
  
  .o^1/,
  
  Daughtpr
  
  Wool upon
  
  Cotton.
  
  Long
  
  Slice of flesh.
  
  filly.
  
  ;
  
  rT^
  
  (
  
  iu,l
  
  the
  
  spindle.
  
  Bottom
  
  Essence, pith.
  
  ;3>L1,
  
  of a
  
  Basket-maker. Thief.
  
  Jc^j Ov-
  
  Horse-
  
  -^
  
  J^^
  
  Cjy^L^j CJl~^
  
  *'i--!
  
  :r
  
  ^5^1
  
  ^
  
  5
  
  ch;iiu, to
  
  i)hthisical.
  
  JyJ_/i
  
  ^
  
  connect
  
  4s
  
  Jl.i~
  
  -fj-
  
  —
  
  trace a pedigree up to.
  
  J( ^
  
  —
  
  A —
  
  a pool.
  
  down in a stream J-.il.3 To become thin (garment).
  
  (water).
  
  Sweet and
  
  JlU
  
  jL-il-j
  
  J-.5Cj
  
  ui6*rJ,l.
  
  coll.
  
  (
  
  JsCL.
  
  )
  
  ^^
  
  Cau.se of comfort, ease. Fire.
  
  ^c».Z.
  
  cy. Blessing.
  
  Food,
  
  victuJils.
  
  uVS^-^'l
  
  cJi^^
  
  -r
  
  Dwelling. Rest. Sign of quiescence (o).
  
  Calmness, gentleness.
  
  a. th. with.
  
  poui" (water) into
  
  self.
  
  J.fc»lj
  
  Base of the head.
  
  Obelisk.
  
  fall
  
  to lower o."s
  
  Inhabitants of a house.
  
  Mei
  
  needle.
  
  Consumptive,
  
  To To To
  
  To humble,
  
  Abode, dwelling.
  
  stealer.
  
  To
  
  ^ destitution
  
  (God).
  
  CJl^lj Jy.1 rvalley. Stream in a valley.
  
  4-
  
  J-
  
  To lodge a. o. in. To redace a. o. to
  
  fish.
  
  Ottl-^pi'ing.
  
  Large
  
  )
  
  Knife.
  
  J
  
  1?^—
  
  :^L -r *^'r%'--
  
  ^
  
  os-f iSCl,
  
  Cutler.
  
  t ~ XifeCL.
  
  cn^i.-
  
  J^lSC.::
  Rudder. House, dwelling.
  
  o^-i-
  
  ^C_; ^
  
  Poverty, destitution.
  
  o^-^-> o^-' tz^^Li
  
  palatable water. Iron-chain. Succession. j^y^Z^ ^ ;i-.l-. Pi. Lines of a book. Elongated
  
  lightnings, clouds, sands.
  
  Back-bone. Streaked (fabric). Curly (hair).
  
  back (tradition). Andromeda {const).
  
  To
  
  jLlLi Traced
  
  Glittering (sword).
  
  clarify (butter).
  
  To
  
  y^
  
  fi>
  
  a !A^
  
  To pluck
  
  -fJ-
  
  off
  
  the (prickles of a tree). give
  
  To
  
  .so
  
  to a. o.
  
  fit
  
  purify (butter).
  
  To
  
  CLl^
  
  Q::, q
  
  plunder.
  
  ^
  
  'SL. --^L
  
  fit
  
  -^
  
  To bereave js
  
  ^yj.,l_j
  
  _
  
  A ^I, Q.1 a .^p
  
  clothes.
  
  her child (woman). lo.se
  
  To lose its leaves (tree), To mourn for a husband. To walk quickly.
  
  Alexandiia.
  
  "ij'jJyLLv
  
  Alexandi-etta.
  
  lJjjji_^.lt
  
  Alexandrian.
  
  <)
  
  Light blue
  
  -J i;;ai5C-l.i
  
  (a sword).^* ^5jj
  
  ,
  
  "9^:^.0
  
  ^^--J^
  
  To extract gently. To steal a. th. — To lose the teeth. y^z. To be consumptive. 'Jij^ <_> To afflict a. 0. with phthisis i 1}z!\ i
  
  ^
  
  (God).
  
  JL.
  
  a. 0. of (reason).
  
  To deprive a. o. of. To imsheath (a sword). To put on mourning To
  
  AiJ?iL'J\
  
  (Ecumenical (council). d>,^'~-J' Oxymel. i>-.>t.i.^I. P Alexander the ojj^l ji jj15Cj.I^
  
  — To draw
  
  fn >^?^l^ "itxl^]
  
  Prickles of palm-trees. Arrowhead. off forcibly.
  
  s
  
  a. o.
  
  Clarified butter.
  
  ^L-jli j
  
  The inhabited world.
  
  if-
  
  colour.
  
  To
  
  maiiy lashes to
  
  To carry a
  
  Simple,
  
  -if-
  
  Great. iiL\L'J\ sl^JI
  
  extract (sesam-oil).
  
  To pay (money)
  
  Humble,
  
  without guile. if-
  
  y^hi\ iij[^
  
  Weak.
  
  Poor.
  
  — To steal. To aid in stealing. To slip, to steal away. ilJ^Jb S^ To slip out (shackles). ~ To spy a. o. J^ Perfume-basket. Toothless. J5*-- ^ 'JL Consumption, J.JI Aij jM-j ji-j Jfi>
  
  phthisis.
  
  cJi~b
  
  'c'-J^
  
  horse. ^'c'l
  
  'c^J^
  
  wUjI
  
  Theft. Plunder. Negation. Quick
  
  ^ii,
  
  Rush of a J>i_- ^
  Secret theft. a tank.
  
  Drawn
  
  •<>•
  
  Small basket. Awl.
  
  (sword). Son,
  
  child. Colt. Spinal cord.
  
  horse. Pm*e wine.
  
  J^jl.
  
  ^ JO—
  
  Brain of the
  
  P
  
  —
  
  To take up arms.
  
  step. -^
  
  Spun
  
  silk.
  
  Thin excrement, ordure.
  
  Plough-handle.
  
  Juice of dates for rubbing
  
  Booty, plunder. Spoils ej^U-l ^r ^r^ of a slaughtered animal. Baik of reeds. Tree-fibres. Kind of hyacinth
  
  a butter-skin. Rain-water collected
  
  in
  
  (plant). -^
  
  tank.
  
  Chicken of partridge. \.rmed. Affected with
  
  ;>^J-',
  
  Bei'eft v_xl
  
  Thin dung, diarrhea. out.
  
  Avmed
  
  shade
  
  Look
  
  night-
  
  (star).
  
  *^>^
  
  Apostle.
  
  oy^X^
  
  Reseda lufeola, dyer's
  
  weed
  
  ji
  
  ^!>LJI
  
  Glass-bottle.
  
  To
  
  r-_X~.
  
  5-
  
  S
  
  ^~^.i-[j ^-:jPl
  
  LS-xL^ conspicuous (road).
  
  Equerry. x/jla^'^L- ^ Sword-bearer.
  
  —
  
  ^^.^u.
  
  -K-
  
  P
  
  •
  
  :;i^.llJl
  
  ii.^4^
  
  ^U
  
  Colza.
  
  -s:}-
  
  to its end
  
  To
  
  liJL:. o a ^.u, -Scast its slough (.snake).
  
  To become green again (plant;. To come to the end of (a month;. — To excoriate (the skin scab, heat). To skin (a sheep). To pull off ^j a — her shift (woman). •<> To ransom fi>
  
  :
  
  a. 0.
  
  To separate the day
  
  jJi\
  
  ^ j(^\ —
  
  To strip off (o.'s clothes). ^» ^Jljl^ To ca.st its skin (serpent). To follow the day (night). To elapse (month). To recline on the breast. %-lL\ End of a month. rli^j ^^Jc Slough of snake. Skin of a
  
  ^j_-j
  
  slaughtered animal. Thread on the spindle. Tastelessuess of food. Tasteless (food). -^ Acanthus (prickly plant).
  
  •<>
  
  v^^
  
  v-J'i-^
  
  cjj^^j
  
  )
  
  ^
  
  ^Jl-
  
  woman.
  
  3^
  
  Bereft of reason.
  
  Road. Manner of
  
  Neck
  
  T
  
  ^ Turn
  
  of a lion
  
  of a
  
  sentence. jlipjl irt-L^
  
  Martingale of a horse. press forth
  
  (the guts).
  
  To
  
  off (the hair).
  
  To
  
  Sj
  
  *>
  
  jJll:.
  
  '
  
  ClL<
  
  i
  
  cut a. th.
  
  To rub
  
  cleanse a dish (with
  
  off.
  
  o cJLl
  
  -{^
  
  To shave To lash.
  
  fa
  
  cJiZ.\j
  
  —
  
  the hand).
  
  To shp away
  
  ^ cX~][
  
  stealthily.
  
  Thin-husked bai'ley. I have missed it. ;Ll— j ;iU Remainder of food adhering
  
  c-t^ J^^ "
  
  ^»i
  
  ^c^^LL
  
  to a vessel.
  
  Stripped (bone). OjL^ Having the nose cut off. ^ii, ^ ,::111 Abstaining from dyeing (woman )..Cu^ Misfortune. Hard year.
  
  ^^dL, -^
  
  Toothless camel.
  
  fi'om the night (God).
  
  Skinned (sheep).
  
  (>n. /.
  
  Mourning clothes of
  
  To
  
  i>XLj *U9ii-.J eU*jL-J oUiil— ^ Tortoise. Sea-turtle. o«:>>LC- ,-
  
  AU/ssum. madwort.
  
  '
  
  (female).
  
  •^ Cotton-thistle. j\'^:^y.^
  
  Sliasl—J
  
  (month).
  
  i.,.^Xlj vlA**'-'
  
  young
  
  —
  
  ~
  
  Rope-maker.
  
  acting.
  
  fplant).
  
  expand, to be
  
  To come
  
  ci^l ^^J}^'
  
  Thief, robber.
  
  {plant).
  
  Arcturm
  
  ^
  
  of a child, a
  
  rJLL-"
  
  Common
  
  partj.
  
  xli.
  
  ^p
  
  Light-handed. Swift runner.
  
  diarrhea (camel).
  
  Arsenal. Garrison.
  
  Moorings.
  
  Denuded parts of the body. TaU. Light.
  
  ^
  
  Weapon. Sword. Row.
  
  ^JL-
  
  —
  
  ^::^
  
  ii^AI,
  
  ^.^x^
  
  Treeless (land).
  
  ^J^j
  
  To glut a. th. A Cbt'U-j G-.1:L a r-i^ -STo swallow easily. ^Jlj — To drink much. ^\lr^\ rJ^'j fi>
  
  Shell-fish.
  
  rrXL
  
  Plant sought by camels. rr-^yC Gullet.
  
  Food easily swallowed. Rape colza (plant).
  
  ^ *^si-i. ^ rxL ovWL,
  
  r—
  
  ^L- P
  
  To void ordure (beast). (»Xl> a rrXL -^ To arm a. o. with (a sword). * j ^Jj: To make a. o. to void s ?dlb — ordure.
  
  rr Ruler. Sultan.
  
  cnW>L-
  
  Honey-suckle (plant). <•
  
  Garnet-fish.
  
  < ^
  
  China-aster.
  
  ^
  
  olia'C
  
  j:^!l ollail jr:^^S.[ o^laLl J!>*I.^'
  
  Bind-weed,
  
  uii»L'
  
  oUalLil _,aj
  
  Broad-leaved lepidium. oVJaiiH
  (woman). Highway, public road. <^ Large hollow bowl. Tooth of a key.
  
  -j^iaiJ.
  
  Ji
  
  ,1»
  
  iliiy-i,
  
  ^
  
  JaJ,l_i
  
  i.>L_e
  
  To proclaim a. o. sultan. j ^^jWC To become a sultan. To assume ^^LllJ lordly airs.
  
  :
  
  Powex", empire.
  
  A':.y.Z.
  
  To expand (valley). ^il.ll^ - ^--Isl— To lay down on (the face). Lobster, Cru^iU ^ o>iiaU oi«iiU. craw-fish.
  
  -^ -i^
  
  head), (foot).
  
  a water-skin.
  
  ^
  
  .tj:
  
  /n] /ix~]\j /ijJi
  
  ^J^J.
  
  ^^^
  
  
  ^ ^
  
  ^l^ ^iL-
  
  Cleft in a mountain. Simihir.
  
  boys of the
  
  ^iLlI j
  
  cuU
  
  oU>l^
  
  same age.
  
  Skiuning-jilace
  
  rJlj^— J *itlU«
  
  Scelanlhus
  
  ^LX
  
  quadragoniu.
  
  Cacalia
  
  sonc/dfolia (plants).
  
  Senecio badiensis
  
  JiQ,\
  
  ^ix j
  
  j^\
  
  /u,
  
  {ploM). f-X-j cS-^C
  
  ^
  
  X«'Uj *.U-
  
  chapping the skin. Commodity, article of mer- /^ ^ ;iLchaudise. -"^-Worthlesss (man, thing). Scrofula. Gan/i^ ^ xiLlj ;»l_Lj — glion. Leech.
  
  Bitter aloes.
  
  ^j^
  
  Leper. Chapped ^L ^ 'UU j. .JL:-! in the foot. Hump-backed. Guide in the desert. ^lly. Strong, deadly poison. ^tii '^ Pole set with nails. oUL- -Mfractui'e (the head)./i
  
  CiU a
  
  ^
  
  «)L-
  
  ^
  
  !i-JLl»
  
  -^xlS
  
  ^.ILJi
  
  ;
  
  slaughter-house.
  
  Slough of snakes. Raw leather. ^^X-j^ Palm-tree dropping its dates when unripe. Sea-eel.
  
  To
  
  lose its
  
  t^JU'j
  
  ,
  
  j\L, - j^ a ,^al
  
  Cll
  
  ^ -ft-
  
  lower bi-anches (palm-tree).
  
  To be worn out (wood). CJLl a ,jJC. ~ To pay readily (a due) to. tr" J To be loose. C^j H^^L} Cl-l, a — To be tractable (man). To be bereft of L-LLj C5L1 reason.
  
  A
  
  >il- -S-
  
  ^iz.
  
  /b ,_,_Ll*
  
  ^z.
  
  String for setting pearls. ^_^J, ^ Ear-drop. Easiness. Mildness. Incontinence
  
  ^\^
  
  of urine.
  
  Easiness (of elocution).
  
  Loose easy meek. Tractable (horse). :
  
  Want
  
  S^SLl ^jJtS.
  
  :
  
  iCSSI
  
  u-^i^j
  
  its
  
  ~"
  
  ^^L
  
  of intellect.
  
  Stripped of
  
  Bitter tree. Kind of aloes.
  
  To
  
  9^JL._j
  
  snake. Scab. Bald. Red-.skinned. Scabby.
  
  To set jewels to string (pearls). a vVlL a /il. -STo be u-l a ;iP To render a. th. easy.
  
  To split a. th. To be cleft on the head. To be cracked, chapped. Chap on the foot.
  
  Wound
  
  cJJL-ij
  
  o.-L:L
  
  ^L
  
  -^
  
  affected with leprosy.
  
  Two
  
  Black
  
  ;
  
  To cleave (the To be chapped
  
  Slit in
  
  Jai-
  
  )
  
  Nutmeg-oil. Offspring. Bastard cinnamon. •^ Acacia.
  
  stumps (palm-
  
  ^5V1^
  
  tree).
  
  to swallow. Wine. Js^-^ ^ River of Paradise. •<> Ornamental waterspout. To be -..\,yiLi ^^U, Jailj a iaP -Khard, shai'p. To be eloquent (man). To be foul-tongued (woman).
  
  Easy
  
  To empower a. o. over. To prevail over, to subdue. Power, dominion. Thin and long J»y^j arrow. Straw-mattress. Embroidered jacket. Hard. Sharp-tongued. Eloquent (man). Grainoil
  
  ;
  
  it 5
  
  Li.!
  
  jp
  
  ial_j
  
  Jai_Jj
  
  ;LU.
  
  -laLr ?r
  
  *i»W
  
  iLL^ Ja*Cj
  
  •
  
  iaJL:-
  
  *Ja-jPj Ja-i-^
  
  olive-oil.
  
  Foul-tongued (woman). Authority. Plea, argument.
  
  *W^ oVkLi-
  
  J^
  
  m
  
  C
  
  the neck. Past event.
  
  Old tale.
  
  •<
  
  ^..l.^ Ahead. Middle-aged woman, about 45. ^LLi
  
  Cylindrical stone-roller.
  
  *«L1^
  
  Harrow. Trowel.
  
  To
  
  boil a. th.
  
  To
  
  *
  
  blast (the plants
  
  :
  
  a water-.skin. To smear
  
  To take
  
  o jii-
  
  Cai.::.
  
  cold).
  
  (a canoel).
  
  a
  
  off (the hair of
  
  «
  
  To grease ^j
  
  * —
  
  ^t
  
  ^—
  
  skin) with (hot water).
  
  To
  
  (a bone).
  
  To To
  
  leave prints on (the
  
  prostrate a.
  
  To
  
  camel). (a rider
  
  a. 0.
  
  .soil: foot),
  
  gall (a
  
  j — 5
  
  —
  
  excoriate the thighs of
  
  beast).
  
  :
  
  To pierce a. To hurt a. To
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  o.
  
  with (a spear). (in
  
  J
  
  insert (a stick j into
  
  ^?—
  
  To
  
  words). with (a whip). o.
  
  flay
  
  prostrate
  
  jU.^j
  
  —
  
  iLl
  
  ••
  
  y 'Ul--
  
  the back.
  
  To shout. To run.To climb a wall.ji.:L <• To collect herbs. jLz To hunt wolve.?. jiJ-1 To scale (a wall;. A ^y^l To fret on o/s bed ( from az.\'^ ip — lay pi'ostrate
  
  on
  
  ^^l:.lJ
  
  v^^l
  
  the back.
  
  White sear on a Even and
  
  camel.
  
  fertile
  
  borroAv a. th.
  
  sour-dock.
  
  She-wolf. Female locust. Foul, lewd
  
  Weeping woman.
  
  loudly
  
  ^^
  
  ^ilcJ-b
  
  ^!0
  
  sisters.
  
  Leather, provision >^^\Li ^L-'l ^ JL^ bag. Payment in advance. Loan j^Z.
  
  without interest. Good work. Predecessor,
  
  ^ ^1^
  
  ijy-lj ci>Lll
  
  ancestor.
  
  Partridge. wife's sister. <>
  
  Wife
  
  >i^^ ^ --^
  
  oui--'
  
  Husband of a
  
  ^
  
  us!>i^'\
  
  wiL^
  
  Husband's brother.
  
  of a husband's brother.
  
  A
  
  husband's sister field.
  
  They came one .i;j|
  
  .;L
  
  jL,
  
  ouL-j oUii. ^ jL-j jL, ^ ;c2i_,
  
  woman. ouL->
  
  *
  
  :
  
  iiL-
  
  brother's
  
  a
  
  Leathei*
  
  wiUL
  
  ^
  
  rvI'C
  
  for lining boots. Breakfast.
  
  3^)1
  
  Potamorjeton^ pond-weed.
  
  ^^
  
  from.
  
  Harrowed
  
  Garden-beet. Beet-root. Stream of water.
  
  after
  
  ^^^ ?r -
  
  (woman).
  
  Lippitude of the eyelids. Pustulesj^Ll on the tip of the tongue. Violence of language.
  xiLi xixL lj'4V
  
  another. First
  
  juice of
  
  cJ^i-^L
  
  ^ iyxLj
  
  Ji"%L
  
  grapes.
  
  Vanguard
  
  of an army.
  
  Best wine. Choice
  
  Weeping, slapping her jli^ ^ :iau fatfe
  
  ;
  
  wife.
  
  olii.^
  
  Wolf.
  
  f\zS
  
  ground).
  
  i)-
  
  plain.
  
  Rumex,
  
  old
  
  To give to a. o. to breakfast. 3 — To lend. To advance a. th. A 5— To take the lead. ^iJC5 — To keep pace with a. o. in (a travel). To equal a. o. in. To advance money to a. o. sa s ,.AS\ To level to harrow (the A —
  
  Skin.
  
  grief, pain).
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  To be past (event). (iJL:, o ^l'-. * To outgo, to precede. Gjllj 01:^ — To harrow (the earth). * CiL- — To grease (a skin). To take some food before ^JiS.
  
  To marry two
  
  on
  
  a. o.
  
  (ewe, calfj. Raw. Red. Leper. Vile.
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  (the loop of a sack;.
  
  To
  
  To grow (canine teeth). ^JJL a To shed its teeth when 6 years
  
  dinner.
  
  from
  
  peel off(the flesh)
  
  iL
  
  )
  
  ^^
  
  c}i'%L
  
  J>%^
  
  '^\
  
  jJ>U-j
  
  —
  
  part. Affinity
  
  *S^T
  
  by marriage.
  
  Preceding. Past (time).
  
  ^'^ ^
  
  ,^,U-
  
  former times ; in ^jJI J,C- J preceding generations. .\maranth (flower). ^^ij- ^>— if- Locks of hair on the temples. ^iij^-^
  
  In
  
  •tf-
  
  Side of the forepart of <JS\'y^
  
  ,-
  
  ^-'^
  
  (
  
  To salute, to greet a. o. Thou hadst well spoken. Thank you. God keep
  
  jtj
  
  »
  
  vtC5
  
  ^L-
  
  vi^u i
  
  Ji^
  
  TT
  
  — • -^
  
  thy hands.
  
  To reconcile with. To keep a. o. safe. To He resigned
  
  s
  
  betray.
  
  to the will
  
  J'L.
  
  5 ^iu\
  
  ^l Ji
  
  i^ji]
  
  —
  
  of God.
  
  To give up a. th. To be bitten by a snake. To become a Moslem. To submit to. To obey. To receive. To manage a th * ^i-j To ba reconciled. To keep p-ice ^UJ (horses).
  
  To touch. To kiss (a stone). A ^?-^l To reconcile together. ^-^i To submit. To follow the ^'xlX^I. right path, -i^ To threaten to become a Moslem.
  
  To
  
  call o.'s self a Moslem. jX-^> Leathern bucket j»>L-j ^'o ,- ^'^•with a handle.
  
  Peace. Peaceful. Islaraism.
  
  Payment
  
  in advance. Prisoner.
  
  Captivity. Salutation.
  
  Mimosa
  
  used as tan. Stone. Tender (woman), Ladder, stairs, ^U-_,
  
  ^
  
  y^ ^i^^::
  
  _j^ ^_L flava
  
  ^ x'^Z. ^ J;l
  
  steps : means. Obedience to God. Greeting. y^'^ G Dear me {Interj. of wonder). y^K^ Peace be to thee. \
  
  )
  
  To be
  
  ^
  
  simoom
  
  blasted by the
  
  * ^t '-
  
  To poison (food). To be angry, incensed. Eye of a needle
  
  ^C-^j ^y^Z.
  
  -^
  
  l^[
  
  ^ '^j >wj
  
  l,i-
  
  hole. Poison.
  
  ;
  
  Poison killing on the spot. Ratsbane, arsenic.
  
  o^Jlj dC^JI
  
  Palm-loaves mat. Rela-
  
  Moslem, musulman.
  
  •'-
  
  tionship.
  
  Holes 01 the body
  
  A^^
  
  oCj^< j'j^j
  
  :
  
  Govei'nor of a town. Tanned. Bitten by a serpent.
  
  stretch himself
  
  ^jJLa
  
  —
  
  L+lJ-l,
  
  in running (horse). Long-bodied *I*>U,j
  
  t
  
  j^S*-^
  
  -»>•-'
  
  To be
  
  hot wind.
  
  >_^| i- -fr
  
  v^^ «
  
  w-i^
  
  altered
  
  —
  
  ^.^i
  
  ^^^Ju- -«•
  
  (colour).
  
  Swift, agile. IVIountain-swallow.
  
  jX^
  
  Person. Feather in a horse's
  
  x^lii,
  
  neck. Standard.
  
  Gecko, (kind of lizard).^^1
  
  ,^j A Oi^ii-j \ySj To be diverted
  
  To
  
  ?Ll)b X^U))
  
  o
  
  \'J^
  
  ^ uLt a ^^j
  
  To
  
  "
  
  console o.'s self for.
  
  console
  
  ^
  
  » j^i,!
  
  it^ il^
  
  J ;Xj
  
  JL:,1j
  
  To be safe from wild To divert, to console
  
  in the nostrils (nose
  
  beasts. o.'s
  
  JS\ Lj
  
  txL3
  
  Holes of the body. Kindred.
  
  To run
  
  <
  
  Pores.
  
  a. 0. 1
  
  ^
  
  (fox).
  
  J*1
  
  dispelled f
  
  ant.
  
  He
  
  ^r-'^ t
  
  grief ).
  
  leads a quiet
  
  Quail.
  
  seed.
  
  $J^
  
  ^
  
  -^
  
  '„
  
  plant.
  
  Condyle, process on
  
  t>bi,l JiJ.[
  
  <^j
  
  o'Jl^j e'Ju^
  
  jilil
  
  jj>
  
  ;^
  
  'j i^li-i Ji>£.
  
  (
  
  U7i.
  
  s^Ll
  
  )
  
  jj^
  
  jlJ>
  
  Secundine.
  
  There
  
  conjecture.
  
  To poison
  
  ,
  
  i
  
  To dispose speech for. J S»>^l To invoke (God) upon. ic To bless (a sneezer). A To front, to be opposite to. To purpose a. th. x> c.\ '~j y^-J
  
  i
  
  '
  
  ,
  
  Road. Aim, course. behaviour
  
  C)>i-^ !
  
  ^
  
  ^ j'^
  
  Butter.
  
  c-t^j '^i^
  
  J
  
  Honey. Consolation. Solace. Shell used as an amulet.ol^Ii. Third horse in a I'ace. ,IP^
  
  ci-^ -^ right course. To follow a way by
  
  is his
  
  —
  
  «>Lj| JLljIj
  
  life.
  
  ;i--i--
  
  Berry of the castor-oil
  
  How fine
  
  ^
  
  consolation.
  
  Sesam. Coriander-( un.
  
  a bone. To pursue a
  
  from
  
  To be fat (sheep). Comfort. J^ij
  
  Swift. Fox. Wolf.
  
  Red
  
  "*
  
  self.
  
  To be
  
  surfeit.
  
  J^
  
  divert from.
  
  "'
  
  Eating to
  
  *
  
  iv_;:
  
  forgot his cares.
  
  a. 0.
  
  and the com
  
  To
  
  fi'om.
  
  ^ He
  
  Death. people.
  
  ^^
  
  Tall, slender.
  
  >C«
  
  'j,Z.j
  
  Day of simoom. j^yJJ'j '^^j >C- j>'y^ Venomous (beast). y\'y^ 5- ^^C-
  
  Narrow
  
  —
  
  ^ _^a ^^>"
  
  C!>4l.*
  
  <>
  
  To
  
  ^ —
  
  ^Jall
  
  (horse). Tall (man).
  
  mouth, nostrils, ears. Simoom, pestilential
  
  gi-eat
  
  ^^UL
  
  ^ ^^ll
  
  jj::,
  
  '1^.11
  
  ^— >^ :*
  
  ^
  
  ^,ii,
  
  'JdLt ji>
  
  Safe. Secure.
  
  Sound-hearted.
  
  Indian-berry.
  
  mon
  
  >t 'JuIUL
  
  Calamine {mineral). Safe Regular (verb). Bitten by a snake. Mortally wounded.
  
  '^
  
  jiiJ)
  
  jUsJI
  
  Cocculus Indicus,
  
  ^
  
  
  Oleander, rose-bay.
  
  The
  
  oU^
  
  Weasel. Corrosive sublimate.
  
  (plant, day).
  
  ?»
  
  angry
  
  ci^ cJ^^
  
  is
  
  To
  
  '^A.:,!
  
  no hope a, 0. -^
  
  ^
  
  left.
  
  To
  
  ^KZ.
  
  — J^
  
  < -i^
  
  >VlJI ^JiiJI^
  
  a
  
  U-^ o
  
  l,Z.
  
  -^
  
  a. 0.
  
  poison (food).
  
  To
  
  A —
  
  scrutinise
  
  — a. th. To stop up (a flask). c^C To conciliate (people). J
  
  ci-^
  
  To
  
  \
  
  U
  
  Oy.— C«_,4-i
  
  o
  
  —
  
  (wind).
  
  c-i-^
  
  isll- -.l*
  
  be I'urning, hot
  
  I
  
  follow thy very design,
  
  ditli.
  
  c4.i-'
  
  V Bountiful
  
  ;
  
  ^iii::-
  
  p^^ —
  
  ^
  
  ?•-»«—
  
  -^
  
  o jV-^
  
  ^
  
  brave man. Wolf. Sword.
  
  To spend
  
  the \jj'^j night in conversation. As long as night-
  
  S'J^Z-
  
  J*^
  
  J'it-^l
  
  V>»
  
  wakcrs wake.
  
  To
  
  ic-
  
  )
  
  The zenith. -i^l i. The azimuth. ^UJI The equinoctial colure. JilctVI c-i.— The solstitial colure. k_i>uiVl c'»'To be ugly. foul. V^i-^ o ^n*- * To render a. o. ugly, foul. ,,;i^ To find a. o. ugly, hideous, ^; X;,\ fi>
  
  A i^^j
  
  put out (the
  
  yjc^L.
  
  o
  
  J^
  
  fit
  
  eye) with hot nails.
  
  a J^^i — To
  
  To mix
  
  (milk) with water. To shoot (an drink (wine).
  
  To To
  
  f^J^i 04—
  
  nail, to rivet.
  
  be
  
  arrow).
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  ,5^^. o ^;-j a tawny, brownish. To converse with a. o. by ^ j;-:ij
  
  o
  
  Ugly.
  
  — To
  
  jj^
  
  <
  
  Foul (talk).
  
  '
  
  be generous.
  
  To bestow
  
  -^l^
  
  J^j
  
  Grea.sy. unpalatable milk,
  
  r—•— j
  
  ^Jj C>li--j ^J ,
  
  a. th.
  
  u-ii^.,
  
  \i-.i.:;,j
  
  a
  
  bountifully to.
  
  y\^
  
  night.
  
  To comply with a. o's
  
  wishes.
  
  To be dark, brown. 3UJ-b ^•^'l To act, to walk gentl; To To be nailed. hurry on. _,tl3 To converse together by night. y!C2 To forgive, to forbear Night-conversation. a. th. to. jliJ-l ^ JJi> Night. Shade of the moon. Night- To become tractable (beast). meeting. To permit, to forbear. j Gum-acacia- ( un. %'J^: ) J^L\ ^ y^Z, To forbear o. a. Mimosa, Egyptian thoi^n. Dusky, brown coloui". Sj^i. Conversing by jf^I,j J^i, ^ _^u tree.
  
  night. Place for night-conversation.
  
  Con)pany of night-talkers. s],j.Uj — The Samaritans, {un. Isy'L.) s^C Milk diluted with water, u Jun~ ji^ cus spinosus, rush for mats. Brown. Spear. y^L ^ 'Vy^l j. _,iJ
  
  'G-.ii,
  
  ^
  
  !^-s-^J ^-i--
  
  Smooth (wood). Long-backed
  
  (ass).
  
  Thin
  
  in the belly (mare).
  
  r-^U-^
  
  ;
  
  fine
  
  Mu^tella Zibelina., sable. night.
  
  perplexed.
  
  To
  
  ij^Z^JtiX
  
  "C^yJ.
  
  o
  
  j\a\L.%
  
  ^
  
  jUJ->
  
  of camels. <> Corn on the foot
  
  Strongly built (man). Troubled (life).
  
  sing.
  
  J-
  
  o.
  
  swell with anger. swell (hand).
  
  Ia4.—
  
  Composite of manure and ashes,
  
  id,
  
  feel vertiginous.
  
  Cloudiness of the
  
  J^y^'^
  
  ^
  
  To vanish
  
  Unceasingly, continually.
  
  To
  
  J>^
  
  Collection of the poll- X^Ji-Lj ^^i^- -^ tax. o'yj^Z.')
  
  To To
  
  'y^
  
  a;.:L -{$
  
  head proudly. To divert
  
  To
  
  divert a.
  
  -n*-^ ^'X
  
  Good tender
  
  un.
  
  ^U-?-
  
  growth (wheat).
  
  To apply o.'s self to. To manure (a land). To
  
  Night-discourser.
  
  ^
  
  Long bow.
  
  Pericranium wound in it. JbU-— ^ To grow up (seeds). ^,C^ o yC^ ^ To wound a. o. in the ear-hole. 5 a —
  
  o.'s self.
  
  Swift, noble (camel).
  
  (
  
  -r^*-^
  
  Compliant.
  
  raise the
  
  Diamond.
  
  Black. Shrill-
  
  Skin-tents.
  
  To be
  
  and spear. Dark, brownish.
  
  Nail, peg.
  
  t-VC^
  
  Compliance. Forbearance.o^lii-j ^'CJZ
  
  Of a
  
  Flour.
  
  Water and wheat. Water
  
  Day and
  
  -rt^
  
  Hole of the ear.
  
  Gazelle's milk.
  
  Wheat.
  
  !jii.~
  
  sight
  
  ;
  
  vertigo.
  
  Salamander.
  
  White
  
  jX.^1 — j-U- ^ ji^^^i ji->^
  
  flour,
  
  j^.^j -tf-
  
  Semolina.
  
  jiii-^ -i^cr--"
  
  ^ ^
  
  ;•;
  
  die-
  
  To
  
  r-TA
  
  C
  
  )
  
  voiced locust-eating bird.
  
  listen stealthily to.
  
  To be a broker, a mediator^^Clj
  
  Sense of lieariog. Ear. Report.
  
  is
  
  in a for-
  
  Broker
  
  3'. ^'^''•»"
  
  negotiator.
  
  :
  
  Jasmine.
  
  Marjoram.
  
  (a
  
  To become sour
  
  place.
  
  Ii/i'n
  
  pay of a broker.
  
  Fame.
  
  Listen to me. I hear and obey.
  
  He
  
  Craft,
  
  ^^
  
  Hearing (man). Report. Good
  
  Ck
  
  iai^
  
  »i.J^
  
  -S-
  
  (milk). I
  
  To keep
  
  repute.
  
  silent
  
  ial^y^\j ia«
  
  scald and roast
  
  5 C.W^
  
  j^;.:-
  
  (man).
  
  Notorious thing. f,i;j, j'i j\ ^_, _,i yl May it be heard uL V C;--j Ca; V C.;_but not fulfilled Do hear, listen ,fU.-
  
  To
  
  i
  
  ...
  
  '
  
  1
  
  I
  
  To hang up
  
  1
  
  I
  
  am
  
  an ear-witness of
  
  To
  
  it.
  
  (a it
  
  for
  
  ii;
  
  L.X.
  
  Liste-
  
  <s-io_w f,j^^^j
  
  un.
  
  •;J,f\li\)
  
  v««—w J
  
  oUj^vI)!
  
  Ki^^Zi
  
  oil
  
  '
  
  ning ear.
  
  The brain. That thou mayest
  
  ;^rj-^lj ^i-^'
  
  >i
  
  Range
  
  Hearing-place.
  
  (of
  
  of bricks.
  
  Your orders
  
  ^•-—
  
  a bucket.
  
  JaiJ,
  
  To hear
  
  tall
  
  o
  
  -« i
  
  (plant).
  
  j
  
  inei-e (lie).
  
  \
  
  (tree).
  
  Yoke. raise (a buil-
  
  ascend.
  
  To be
  
  lofty.
  
  C'T^
  
  ^-.Afr...v
  
  (a sound).
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  ->
  
  zts^'CZ.j
  
  To listen to (speech). J\ — To obey a. o. To hearken to. ^j J — To spread the fame of. s ^%S^ To make a. o. to hear. * j i-J^^i ~ ~ To revile a. o. ^^^t^' ^ — To disgrace a. o. To divulge. y_, To tell a. th. to the ears of. ^^j:,! To revile a. o. To put a handle to (a backet). A— Do see and hear!
  
  high.
  
  Roof: canopy of
  
  dUJ-j heaven. Height. Thickness.
  
  Fish.
  
  J^i:^
  
  s'
  
  ding j.
  
  To
  
  Ckil.>^ dJ^^>-
  
  understand (a meaning).
  
  etc.
  
  To
  
  J»li_-
  
  fuiaUed.
  
  Current reports Oli•^»... -* ^ f,_j->_— rumours. Holes of the body: ears, nostril3.^L_i
  
  Sumach
  
  Ja4-i
  
  L^
  
  iaX-^j ia~*l,
  
  shall be
  
  Hei-on (bird).
  
  Pure,
  
  ^
  
  -Sai-^
  
  men). Middle of a valley.
  
  Shackle, fetter.
  
  To become
  
  to.
  
  ging part of a turban. Of a poorly condition. Ja^^-^j Woollen garment. Shoes of one piece. ^\:^]j Unbranded (she-camel).
  
  Rank /^}-^*
  
  ^
  
  debtor).
  
  th.
  
  Table-cloth.
  
  dx) X'^
  
  hear.
  
  Ear. Handie ot
  
  finj
  
  off (a
  
  sharp. Bundle-strap of a saddle. Han;
  
  (
  
  To put
  
  saddle).
  
  String of a necklace. J,^ Garment without lining. Sprightly,
  
  (God). Lion. ears.
  
  To sharpen
  
  fasten (a bundle) to
  
  To keep to a. To be fastened
  
  Ui^
  
  the sakj of being heard Fame. Song, harmony. f-^«— Usual not regular (expression). ;/;L;_r Hearer. The Listener 'UiJL ^ f^^
  
  The two
  
  a. th.
  
  (a knife).
  
  j'il isli.:Lj y.U.— j *ii..^j ^i-i— 'i^ 'J f-o-r!
  
  Good fame. He has done
  
  a kid).
  
  iU-i1j i)_^j i'C—
  
  <>•
  
  dC—
  
  To
  
  '^^^^
  
  To know
  
  listen, to rr
  
  r^^i *j j^\ J ;^^b lilj ^ /"i— b /"^J hearken to.
  
  Jlj
  
  a. th.
  
  by hearsay.
  
  *j »;»Llj
  
  ^^ To
  
  with butter.
  
  a. th.
  
  give butter
  
  <>•
  
  if Pike-fish.
  
  to a. 0.
  
  To
  
  be fat naturally.
  
  butter, fat flocks.
  
  To possess ^^^1 To purchase, to
  
  possess a fat beast. To ask for fat beasts.
  
  To
  
  5
  
  oC;-^j
  
  Xiphias, sword-fish.
  
  ^ ^
  
  ^b
  
  r
  
  <jyJ^
  
  Sole-fish.
  
  Whale,
  
  Pisces, the Fishes {cons
  
  ^i-l5l,l»
  
  find a. 0. fat.
  
  Melted
  
  0-
  
  Skate-fish, turbot.
  
  —
  
  tellttion).
  
  ^
  
  j4-^
  
  He broiled his the
  
  fish in
  
  butter.
  
  Fattening' medicine.
  
  i.e
  
  jliJL
  
  h.'
  
  .
  
  ji^l J
  
  iifeC::,
  
  j'ji
  
  of a burning
  
  house ; derived a profit fi'om a misfire
  
  fortune. Quail.
  
  o"!^
  
  "f
  
  "'*•
  
  ^
  
  Upholding or
  
  *-^)
  
  Sect of Indian metempsjcho-
  
  J>VI
  
  sists.
  
  Seller of butter. Paint,
  
  -fy
  
  Gro-
  
  ^^
  
  ^ jC^
  
  iJvizJb ^*SJ^ i!li4JI,oiriUJI
  
  Arclurus and Spica Viryinis (stars).
  
  clt^
  
  Sm ill
  
  cer.
  
  di'ied fishes,
  
  'LXxJ.
  
  Fishmonger.
  
  Fat (man, land). ciC-r ?- *~^»- -» ^i«-^ Chaste (speech). Numerous (house-
  
  jii^ High. Deep. Thick. i)jilj»j Ar!-"Wooden fork up\U ^ >li; •.» holding a tent, {> Vine-prop. " The Heavens. cJS'^lJ^Wj c}-^ \
  
  hold).
  
  Naturally plump, fat. Fattened, become fat Azure, Blue "J u>^^; j: sapphire (gem). Salamander. Asbestos jj.^~j JJ.I amianthus. Phenix (fabulous bird), ai;^-::^ J'-ki»_: To run without res- (a_^4J- a *'^^Z.
  
  im-
  
  lifting
  
  plement,
  
  ;!.4£ll
  
  '
  
  ^
  
  p
  
  To
  
  *
  
  put out
  
  j;ii)j,:^;j: o
  
  (the eye), with a hot
  
  To To
  
  (bucket,
  
  -s^
  
  -s-
  
  ii'on.
  
  ^ jl^j —
  
  cleanse (a well). yield little
  
  ji-
  
  J^' J^
  
  water
  
  tank).
  
  ;
  
  To make peace between. >:/u
  
  -^
  
  j;_^1j
  
  Ji.:!.
  
  |
  
  pite (horse).
  
  To
  
  let
  
  To
  
  be confounded (man).
  
  (beasts) pasture.
  
  s
  
  Gossamer. Atnosphere.
  
  -,1
  
  jiJ-lj
  
  ' \
  
  :;,-.
  
  ,
  
  :;JliJL.
  
  To be worn To speak to
  
  o j4-^j *J.»4~^j V_^iJL out (clothes).
  
  Ji-^
  
  6'^V
  
  S jt,^
  
  a. o.
  
  |
  
  Lies.
  
  Vain
  
  jiz^i
  
  '[I'/^j -ijlt-ij things.
  
  Jh^J ~
  
  :
  
  To mix up (a story) with r-i'o-^ lies. To twist (a I'ope) strongly. fin
  
  Falsehood.
  
  Fat
  
  (boy).
  
  gently. i
  
  To draw the remains jilj To drink (wine) repeatedly. To ba lean (man). To contract cJuJ-l drink.
  
  (shade).
  
  ?r^*<—
  
  Large (country), jj.^'^
  
  To
  
  of.
  
  "5^
  
  Shabby
  
  -^
  
  clothes.
  
  Jii^l
  
  ^
  
  j;.::
  
  ii^l^j
  
  J«^
  
  j
  
  ]VIi.sleading desert.
  
  To baar one year
  
  (
  
  i
  
  grain-seed).^^;^ -^
  
  Water-worm.
  
  To
  
  be dry
  
  and tough (thorn). Hard, strong (.spear).
  
  name,
  
  out. |
  
  To be hard (spear, affair To be thick (darkness)
  
  To be high, raised. To go hunting. To aspire to. To raise (the eyes). To be raised to (the To
  
  Shabby, worn jj^_, J>4-^j
  
  Ju-l.
  
  JU-^b J«-^ T *U-^j ii^ Black mud. Remainder of water. 0"!^^ Remainder (of wine). Small cup .saucer. VJ'^
  
  Jj^j
  
  JU.--J
  
  :
  
  i
  
  Bare, even desert,
  
  To be
  
  Jl
  
  ,
  
  or become fleshy. To put butter jj fi>
  
  eyes)
  
  to call a7 o. by'his
  
  jii^ ^ *Xj^ C;^ a ,j^
  
  cA~^j i:\^j
  
  in (food).
  
  name
  
  To rr
  
  To
  
  fatten a.
  
  0.
  
  ^^j
  
  ,
  
  (Lij;,
  
  o
  
  -H-S-
  
  ,;^.^
  
  with butter. To prepare /tj » ^^L
  
  feed a.
  
  0.
  
  )
  
  To polish (speech). To point a spear. To grow (teeth of a child). To discharge (water). To make teeth to grow (God). To bo aged, old. 'J^^b 1-^ c^-ll To pick o"s teeth. To prauce (horse). To move about (mirage). To be discharged (water). To be ^
  
  hoi'seback.
  
  conspicuous (road).
  
  Tooth
  
  (of aui-
  
  ^1j
  
  ^h oU-Ll ^
  
  i--
  
  mals, of a comb, of a saw). Nib of a pen. Horn. Clove of garlic.
  
  Age
  
  lifetime. Coeval.
  
  ;
  
  oC-ll
  
  ^ —
  
  Denlnria. tooth-wort in age.
  
  He is advanced Road conduct
  
  CA.**'^
  
  O^-^
  
  la-w,
  
  un.
  
  (
  
  ^L
  
  *llJlj *^iJI
  
  ) (
  
  JaI
  
  xi^
  
  opp. to
  
  Two-headed axe. Spear-head. Whetstone speai's as
  
  likes.
  
  of.
  
  Aj
  
  5 <^'
  
  cano"pY of heaven. Cload.
  
  Back
  
  Bare
  
  •(
  
  C^-l
  
  <jji^
  
  Sky-blue colour.
  
  name
  
  of God.
  
  2r-' o—
  
  stone.
  
  High, lofty, sublime. Hunters. Himter's gaiters.
  
  Crr^
  
  Polished (marble). Spotted shining face. Stinking (mire). Bright (face).
  
  Beaten (road). Thirst. Head of a
  
  i^i^j ^^^lo-l
  
  crr^'*
  
  V
  
  o-r^ Edge of the vertebra. Whetstone, emery. ,^SCLi P Ts Small meat pie. .tj^Z.JLiC._3 pulley.
  
  skifif.
  
  jjli-ll^j i_J-iwj
  ^
  
  v^
  
  cJiA^j sC-i
  
  SUl.;
  
  J^
  
  Named aforesaid. To whet (a f> jCj UJi o i^ -^ knife). To sharpen (the appetite). To mount a spear-head. To jfj a '^.^ clean (the t-^eth). To m"ge on (camels). To spear a. o. To seize with the teeth. To break the teeth of. To facilitate a. th. To undo (a knot). To manage camels) well. To pour water. To fashion clay. -^To indent. To establish a law upon. To it A ;^' ;
  
  ill;;
  
  ^^
  
  ^1
  
  Willingly.
  
  High. Equal. Namesake. :c!^
  
  (soil).
  
  old.
  
  Rain
  
  of a horse.
  
  Good repute, fame. .< North wind.
  
  <
  
  ,
  
  tree.
  
  name
  
  Heavenly.
  
  In the
  
  Wind. Heap. Long :JS^ mound of sand. More aged, older. Whetstone gi'inding-
  
  Elder-
  
  the
  
  Name. Noun."<>- Fame. True name of ;j^lijl ^^\j _^V) _,^VI God supposed to work miracles.
  
  oC-l)l
  
  Tooth-brush. Tooth-powder. "Whetted. Fallings of a whet-
  
  Boat,
  
  ;
  
  Roof.
  
  <>-
  
  Fhes.
  
  He manages
  
  Aged,
  
  well
  
  Tent before a house. Figure seen from afar.
  
  Sunna.
  
  Sunnites.
  
  stone.
  
  To judge
  
  The Arabs.
  
  method. Face. Nature. Behaviour
  
  he
  
  visit to.
  
  of a. 0.
  
  Sky
  
  C^#^j OV-^J
  
  •,
  
  The
  
  hunt gazelles.
  
  To pay a
  
  Height, highness.
  
  {plant).
  
  Religious
  
  To put on shooting-boots. To
  
  To ask
  
  Dandelion, lion's-tooth
  
  <
  
  To give a name, to name. ,_,j ? t^ To mention. To invoke the name of God upon, J — To vie in glory with. y ^jC, To raise a. th. A sliJ,!^ ^<^'^ To be called, named. Cilj ^i^ — To claim relationship to. Jl,_j k_i To vie together in glory. OUj J»11j They mounted on jliji jc l^LJ
  
  pour (water) upon.
  
  To
  
  follow a path.
  
  fi,
  
  ,j1JlL\j
  
  '^
  
  (
  
  JLU-
  
  vr-
  
  To To
  
  be rancid
  
  (oil).
  
  eat to excess.
  
  Fetid smell. Dirt. rely, to
  
  ,
  
  I
  
  j^
  
  put forth ears (corn). J^il.^ -r («'*•
  
  *i^)
  
  -fi-
  
  Jiii
  
  corn. -^ Hyacinth (plant).
  
  '^\S^J
  
  jii-llj jJvlJj
  
  stay
  
  -cr
  
  Ears of
  
  tooth). Fit of fever-
  
  J[
  
  )
  
  To
  
  Origin. Socket (of a
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  Kind of run. libCj: -^ d»iL' -« Forepart of the hoof. Edge of a sword. <• Small boat. Punch.
  
  a. 0. (science).
  
  ji
  
  ji^JL
  
  Andropoiion nardus. Indian sjjikonard.
  
  o.'s self on.
  
  To be near (the age of fifty). JTo wear on a streaked garment. jS^ To prop, to strengthen a. th. * jX^ S jJC To back. To assist a. o. ~ To reward a. o. for. ^^ ^ To use Vjj\Laj \'i\u^ sJ^ 4j 0*4 "" dissemblant vowel before the rhyme-
  
  Nardus
  
  Celtica^ 'kind of
  
  t/ /j jilJL
  
  spikenard.
  
  Spica Virginis. (Zodiacal
  
  ;llil)l
  
  sign).
  
  To experience drought. ^Ll'i — c^ To marry a noble woman (low
  
  -tt-
  
  born but rich man). Cheese. Honey. Dates.
  
  latter.
  
  Anethum graveolena. garden-dill. To ascend (a mountain), j aUlj a;I. Cumin. To strive in running. To make a. o. to go up. J 5 — Barren (land). Destitute (man). To stay a. o. upon. Jl s jlli\ Year of drought. To rest a tradition upon. Jl A — To have recour.?e to (God). Ji jl:a-LI_ To spot, to stain. ^ bclJi Stay, support. AccliviiV^] ^ SiZ, Mark of smoke. ty summit of a moimtain. Gnaphalium fruticosuin, cotton- soi-;
  
  balance. Steel-yard.
  
  OV*-— Bayoue^ -i>-
  
  Wiiite speckled with black.
  
  weed.
  
  Kind of streaked clothes.
  
  -^
  
  Re- iU--
  
  written statement. Title-deed. The Sind. River Indus {coll), ceipt,
  
  j^
  
  Inhabitant of
  
  itLi
  
  ^
  
  s/,-^
  
  oJCI ^
  
  iCxU.1.
  
  i\u^'\j
  
  the Sind.
  
  Strong she-camel.
  
  Ascription of a tradition. Rela-
  
  iUJ,l.
  
  tion of the attribute to its subject.
  
  Anvil.
  
  Holm, ever(»/i. xJIjoL-) oOJi- P green oak. Time, epoch. Attribute jj\lJ^ ^ aili (m grammar). Hymiaritic characters. Spurious.
  
  Couch, pillow.
  
  They went
  
  ^-^ P
  
  jujube.
  
  Speckled (garment). t-^La Minever ; grey squirrel. <-j^^ P Banner. Turkish J^^iU. ^ jW--^ province. Governor. Greyish, ash-coloured. to
  
  P
  
  '^\^^
  
  (Ui-lj C^>LJ!,j (kUL a
  
  the mind (thought).
  
  To
  
  rd^
  
  -fi-
  
  be easy
  
  to a. o. (poeti'y).
  
  To insinuate a. th. To turn a. 0. away from. To smite a. 0. with an evil. ^L»J
  
  V>-U.--j
  
  <>i'[^J nJl—j
  
  i_»
  
  ^t 5
  
  Uj ,
  
  »_)
  
  b-^^i.-
  
  — — — —
  
  To cross to the right (game). To shelter o.'s self from ^» (the wind).
  
  aiVl>»
  
  ^
  
  forth under
  
  juUJ
  
  •j a;l^
  
  ^jjCli l_)»^
  
  various standards.
  
  Birch (tree). Measure for corn. 330!^
  
  White
  
  (blade).
  
  Lion. Big-eyed. Good. Bad.
  
  To ask
  
  a. 0. to
  
  Good omen,
  
  explain.^ ^^.llSj-tj fi>Middle (of a
  
  luck.
  
  road)
  
  joL: -«
  
  fast.
  
  Bold. Tall.
  
  Red
  
  To occur J
  
  Poetical licence.
  
  To go
  
  Metal weights of a
  
  V-l'-^-^
  
  V
  
  Passing on the right ^M}-' t side of a hunter (game). Pearls. Ornament. rd- rr ''-c;-tC:J^ To be rooted in j
  
  ^^
  
  ^
  
  C
  
  r-rr
  
  j^
  
  "White star.
  
  jjjuj:^ oOLLL ^ Wliitewaslied, plastered house.
  
  :
  
  (
  
  its
  
  Musk-cat, civet. To be Gaij; a ia^j
  
  Acacm
  
  pasture).
  
  Camel's hump, promiXtS^\ y. j^t^ nence. Chief of a ti'ibe. Big-humped (camel). In blossom ^^ (plant).
  
  when
  
  Fruit of the thistle '^^
  
  j>\:J.\
  
  dry.
  
  :
  
  ..
  
  ,
  
  Name
  
  of a
  
  «j^i.i^
  
  To be very old. tXi^j Cji:; To bear every year (tree). To make an agreement with ,
  
  -'vU
  
  iQj"
  
  ^t^
  
  o
  
  SA^
  
  Jai-:l
  
  Nilotica (plant).
  
  -W-
  
  ij'„^..
  
  Beardless.
  
  Blacksmith's hammer. Dulcimer.
  
  ^QiU j^lii-^j
  
  Length. Sluggish walk. Stooping of
  
  -fi-
  
  Gr
  
  ,MkL; iiki,: ;i r
  
  -H-
  
  U'
  
  '.
  
  the head. (
  
  ^ii,
  
  o^
  
  Vc^i- J *tlx-2 o ^iL^j
  
  )
  
  To be gi'acious. To feel a pain in have
  
  a
  
  ;»l.i -K-
  
  To ^] To be gracious
  
  the wrist.
  
  children.
  
  fine
  
  0. for
  
  a SjC^j
  
  a
  
  *f.:
  
  *
  
  To precede
  
  JC?
  
  land (water-wheel, cloud).
  
  — To
  
  To
  
  flash.
  
  a. 0. for
  
  one year,
  
  cjj^j Barren land. cj^^l^j
  
  fruitfuloes.s.
  
  oj •-«
  
  ^
  
  Year of drought.
  
  .1^
  
  j^
  
  Yearly.
  
  Amii versa ry.
  
  Irrigating water-wheel,
  
  Beast
  
  ^' '
  
  for
  
  'li^
  
  pl^
  
  ,-
  
  j-jt
  
  
  engine (ground).
  
  iJ-.
  
  '^sr-^J
  
  j^
  
  ^
  
  ^J--
  
  _iL camel).
  
  JLlf'-K-
  
  s _il^1j
  
  To
  
  violently (wind).
  
  —
  
  ,_ilJ.1
  
  neck (camel). To appear near
  
  (lightnings).
  
  Stripped branch. Leaf,
  
  ^— '
  
  '
  
  '.i. ...
  
  ^
  
  "fSti
  
  '
  
  7
  
  j^i{,IIH,
  
  «. ^JiL^
  
  tii^)
  
  >_i.',^
  
  Pericarp, pod. Company.
  
  Camel's
  
  The two
  
  gii'th.
  
  pieces of
  
  ^jdSj wiLi
  
  wood
  
  ^ oil-
  
  oliiJ-ij oliiij;
  
  on both sides of a pulley. Emery. Slo^i^ •• Symphytum^ comphrey {pl).oJij^ G Atfected with dearth (soil). iiili Lean (she-camel). Camel shilting his ^lUJi ^ oCj> saddle forwards or backwards.
  
  To
  
  working a wheel.
  
  Watered with a water-
  
  s ;
  
  gird a camel.
  
  x'aise
  
  o U-: -«
  
  To draw water for o."s self. J — To make a contract tu— j a\i[Li Ju ear. Ln-
  
  the (others
  
  To blow
  
  1^
  
  f-VLllj
  
  Cj;ii!l
  
  iNIountain-road.
  
  one year.
  
  irrigate a
  
  Wrist. Lines in the haud,^ Tall, fine, gracious
  
  T
  
  To be old, mouldy (bread). J-i Year. Barrenness. CjU''- t *^ Bearing every two years (tree), •Cji-^
  
  ^
  
  -Ji-
  
  The weasel.
  
  Greek architect.
  
  Anchovy.
  
  with
  
  P
  
  a -8-^
  
  (child).
  
  Blossom. Summit. x:,^ Nectar water of Paradise. j^l^ Moon. Night-robber. jCi-, — ^ p- -S-
  
  1
  
  i^'jll
  
  beardless.
  
  ;
  
  fi>
  
  To
  
  i;>w
  
  Cat. Prince. Vertebra
  
  To fill (a vessel, a measure). ^ Jj, To raise. To make convex (a grave). To ascend upon. To rise high (blaze, smoke). ^^1 To mount (a camel). ^^SJ To overtake a. o. j —
  
  a.
  
  jj-Jj u-j'/-^
  
  of the neck.
  
  hump (camel). To fatten (a camel's hiunp
  
  P
  
  juniper-resin, ^j'/j-:^
  
  Armour.
  
  S^CJL
  
  Martyrology. To be large in
  
  ^^^ ;
  
  Copal resin. Fine silk-brocade. To be ill-natured.
  
  Pretty woman. To be a tinman. •^ To frame (a picture).
  
  Tinman.
  
  )
  
  Sandarach
  
  suffer indigestion
  
  CalJ;
  
  a ji^
  
  *
  
  from milk (young one).
  
  To
  
  softeu a. o. (luxury).
  
  jul
  
  (
  
  J<Wakeful. Strong youth.
  
  i_^
  
  More vigilant thaa To spend the night awake. To
  
  rrr)
  
  M-^J -^—
  
  flash
  
  thee. jiU> Clj jj-ll
  
  \y^
  
  a ^4-;
  
  -th
  
  bynight (lightning).
  
  To wake in company To keep a. 0. awake.
  
  of.
  
  5 ja'L, 5
  
  Wakefulness. Sleeplessness. j(^j Even-tide.
  
  J^\
  
  j^ 5^^
  
  Sleepless night. ykC- jlJ Surface of the earth. Liexhaus- s^aC-
  
  Untrodden desert. Hell. Moon. Syria. Wakefulness. Abundance. Halo, ji^C sheath of the moon. The moon has en- jytll!) j J^:\ JiS tible spring.
  
  ».ji^j j4-^
  
  in the
  
  pangs
  
  -»
  
  U4^
  
  fi>
  
  give a splendid
  
  —
  
  SjJ.V?»)l *J 'v>J.1
  
  reward.
  
  To b-
  
  To be To be open
  
  (lock).
  
  be in good circumstances.
  
  To be
  
  altered by time.
  
  ready, facilitated.
  
  To
  
  J.1.0
  
  raised.
  
  please
  
  a. 0.
  
  S
  
  Lightning. Kind of
  
  Common
  
  senna, jj rank.
  
  silk.
  
  Gt^.
  
  '
  
  j
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  \:j:.j
  
  U-lj Oj;
  
  5C.i
  
  " ,
  
  CCi-L
  
  entire thing.
  
  Noble. Magnificent
  
  \:.y
  
  thirst.
  
  a
  
  CSC^j;
  
  dX^
  
  *
  
  (wind).
  
  — To raise the dust (wind). To run gently (beast). Cr_^ To have a foul smell. CS^ a <^4^ fit
  
  *-J>4--J
  
  *^~^^J >^i--
  
  fish).
  
  Stinking.
  
  dl^^
  
  Sx.4—Ij tij^^Mj
  *S-ftL.j 'tLJL
  
  'Cj;
  
  J»3
  
  XiO^;.!!
  
  ^
  
  *!;.:-
  
  '^^
  
  place.
  
  ;_sC
  
  even
  
  j
  
  '
  
  cU^i
  
  i^
  
  3>J-i
  
  Jj^
  
  -J^
  
  (earth).
  
  To be easy (affair). To level (the ground). To facilitate a. th. To be compliant with. To come to a plain. To relax a. o. (medicine). To find a. th. easy. To be relaxed (bowels). To become easy. To show compliance to.
  
  *Jl4--
  
  O
  
  J4—
  
  :
  
  ^^b
  
  yield no
  
  water
  
  (well).
  
  desert. Spirited (horse).
  
  Far-extending plain.
  
  (_/j4--
  
  Deep (well). To blow violently
  
  "C^ rt^
  
  ^CilJj
  
  %^
  
  a
  
  -tt-
  
  (wind).
  
  To pound (the soil s
  
  y>^
  
  Swallow.
  
  To take a. th. * C4-^ a s^i^ -STo dart forth ahead (horse). ,_4-^1 To be unsatiable (man). fitj s — To let (a beast) pasture freely. To suck (his mother young). To be profuse in speech. j,yS^\ J — — To bestow generously. To lo.?e the mind from the ^ | 'i bite of a snake or from love. To
  
  Wide
  
  Violent, tempestuous wind).
  
  To bs smooth,
  
  exalt, to raise a. th.
  
  The whole, the
  
  Thirst-giving food.
  
  Leeward
  
  To To
  
  frewardj.
  
  Unable to quench his To blow in a gale
  
  (sweat,
  
  ^\
  
  To
  
  year.
  
  Noble, illustrious man.
  
  Fish scales.
  
  Foul smell of
  
  a ^-
  
  light a house (lightning, fire).
  
  High
  
  of death.
  
  To burn with thirst. To pine away. To make little of.
  
  <\:Ji
  
  i5— J
  
  kindly.
  
  To remain the whole
  
  To
  
  tered its sheath.
  
  Wakeful.
  
  To be
  
  Dam.
  
  To be high in rank. To loose (a knot). To op'^n (a door) To ascend upon. To ti'eat a. 0.
  
  jaC To
  
  (perfumes). :
  
  To sweep * —
  
  wind).
  
  travel the whole night.
  
  Violent (gale).
  
  r-ir-J
  
  Windward. Leeward place. To wake, to M^j ^j+^ ,
  
  be sleepless. To keep a. o. awake
  
  Wake,
  
  i:IlJ
  
  t>4--'->
  
  (grief).
  
  —
  
  '?«^^ ?r4-l^
  
  a
  
  o^ *
  
  sleeplessness. I'j^j ii^^j
  
  -tt-
  
  04-^
  
  m^
  
  1
  
  C
  
  To be bad, wicked. A^\j^j *_jjJl.j s«\^j
  
  m
  
  To
  
  «i^
  
  A
  
  i[l^j IjyL^j »jJl—»j wi'ong. To grieve a. o.
  
  To To tliink ill of a. o. To blame, to Jt * ^j^j
  
  n
  
  \:J&
  
  ^j^
  
  ?l'j-^
  
  Improve, do not corrupt. Is'jlh Vj yl To corrupt, to mar a. th. A SfCl. sCl — To do evil to a. o. Jl ^Lll ^ To think ill of. To be in treated. To be offended.fVxJ,)^ Evil, mis-
  
  'jji^ ^
  
  c«L.?j M^-'l
  
  ?-
  
  ^
  
  Leprosy. Wi*etched. Vice.
  
  Wicked, wretched man.«^lj
  
  'jZ. Jsij
  
  Foul action. Hell-fire Bad, evil, shameful. Sin.
  
  Bad
  
  Corpse.
  
  IV
  
  foul.
  
  Evil action, word.
  
  To walk Cb-^j
  
  inn.
  
  darkish cloak.
  
  $*
  
  liC ) Teak
  
  o^^o^^
  
  t
  
  tree.
  
  Indian
  
  ?rC-
  
  plantain-tree.
  
  oUC
  
  Castanets. lead a wandering
  
  ob-Cj
  
  Court-yard.
  
  o ^C- ••
  
  life.
  
  ^_j-ij
  
  ^C ^
  
  Open-space. Square. tf Hermit. ^\'^ ^ ^ t-'^^j Pilgrim.
  
  Sun-drop (plant). sink
  
  caL)1
  
  j ^^7j
  
  ^1^1 ,
  
  d-'j^ o
  
  :c^C
  
  ''j
  
  U
  
  vi^.T.-^
  
  ^U
  
  -«-
  
  Easy. Sandy (river-bed) Canopus [constell). Proverbial
  
  liai-.
  
  Laxative, purgative.
  
  To
  
  pine
  
  ^^4^j
  
  J^JJ J>«-i
  
  ^j
  
  C.^4^ o
  
  away. To frown. To be smitten by simoom. To win a. o. in a game of
  
  >C-
  
  5
  
  ^\..
  
  house. IMast of a ship. Measure of 6
  
  X^^^j oVi^—'j Share of a joint stock.
  
  i.ot, siiare.
  
  subside (in water).
  
  'liil
  
  J
  
  —
  
  w "
  
  jrt~^^
  
  <>
  
  Ticket
  
  in a lottery.
  
  Sagitta {constell). Kindred. Portion. Lot.
  
  j^
  
  <jfj'^
  
  Si-i--
  
  Intense heat. Prudent people.
  
  J^
  
  Emaciated she-camel, v^l^ ^ ^aC Gossamer. Great heat simoon. j\^ ;
  
  Rocket, squib. Leanness. Disease of camels. FeUow-player. Share-holder. Striped garment.
  
  Emaciated (camel).
  
  To
  
  in the earth (legs).
  
  To
  
  j^ j^
  
  Easiness.
  
  ^
  
  Round
  
  To
  
  Little fleshy on the cheeks. Jf^\ Sea-sand brought up.
  
  cubits,
  
  ^C
  
  %\'j^j ^'j-^
  
  gently.
  
  <•
  
  ^ j;/
  
  ji^ji
  
  To cast lots between. To partake a. th. between To draw lots. AiTow. Beam of a JJi^^ ^
  
  action.
  
  Worse. Ugly,
  
  To
  
  jj',,^, l(_
  
  J_,4_l
  
  chance.
  
  Pudenda. Turpitude.
  
  •^
  
  a
  
  j;j
  
  plain.
  
  Diarrhea.
  
  reprove.
  
  chief.
  
  find a. th. easy.
  
  Easy. Crow. Compliant (man).
  
  *'>--j
  
  *-jLL^j
  
  2f
  
  )
  
  ^
  
  ovei'-
  
  look
  
  ;
  
  )j4J,_, Jj to be unmindful
  
  *^>4-^ "^
  
  ^Cj-i
  
  ^lljt
  
  ^V *
  
  ^Y h
  
  j-jV
  
  *
  
  1^ oi^ ^ of.
  
  To
  
  be di-
  
  verted fi'om.
  
  The earth has swallowed them Mire, slime.
  
  To To
  
  *^>-l3-^j
  
  up.
  
  j>'>-^J -r^'y^
  
  To
  
  be noble, glorious. rule.
  
  To
  
  overcome
  
  lead (a tribe),
  
  To
  
  construct (a booth).
  
  s- Dim
  
  a. o. in glory.
  
  To ovei'top a. th. To be black.3i;}-llj i'j^h. li^ a ij-il To be bold. To make a. o. chief. To blacken a. th. <^ To make »j ^ -
  
  •^
  
  ijj v Ju Innumerable flocks. To be manageable (camel).SjCj-; o ^^ To be compliant with. j jJC ft,
  
  star in ursa major.
  
  J^-^
  
  '^
  
  j4-^j
  
  >-
  
  Unmindfulness. Cool (water' Gentle (camel). Portion of the night. 'l>*rJ. Shelf. Closet. Curtain,
  
  Booth.
  
  »C
  
  »>-
  
  Window.
  
  Neglectful. Heedless.
  
  Ciij^-^J sU«
  
  b (
  
  ^'
  
  To be peevish, grieved. To scale, /b j^j jj^j
  
  oi>-J ,
  
  0_)^ o jL-
  
  rrf>
  
  < -i^
  
  to climb (a wall).
  
  To
  
  assault, to
  
  J\
  
  ^jj'[y^j
  
  b'^
  
  o
  
  jC
  
  assail.
  
  To rush
  
  to the
  
  Forward! Go
  
  head
  
  (wine).
  
  ^\y\ j
  
  ^
  
  on.
  
  —
  
  'j^'
  
  To put bi'acelets to. 5 j^ To wall (a town). A> — To intoxicate a. o. » 1;!^^ ijjL.^ jjUTo rush upon. To put on bracelets (woman). /jlJi To be walled (town). Town-wall. Spe- ol3i-J j'>-'l cies of fig. Noble camels.
  
  ^
  
  ^r-
  
  To manure
  
  (a field).
  
  To blacken the '•^'j^i *?-> *>charact-r^r. To disgrace a. o. To use deceit witii. To .speak ? ajC, secretly. To meet a. o. in darkness. To contend with a. o. for masteiy. To beget a black boy or idj j]^1 a boy who is a chief. To become a chief. To man*y. i^ To be blackened. •< To be manured ;
  
  (field).
  
  To
  
  a chief.
  
  kill
  
  (a tribe) a
  
  To ask from
  
  woman
  
  5
  
  :>\cJi,\
  
  marriage.
  
  in
  
  Authority of a chief.ii^ J 5ij--j >y^
  
  jr -;>--
  
  i^
  
  Achyrautlies polystachia {plant),
  
  ^
  
  Hoi'semen. Cavalry.
  
  )
  
  canvass.
  
  lSjJS-of Sj>-
  
  Assault of (wine). Paroxysm fever. Outburst of anger. Strength.
  
  Valley
  
  full
  
  {^un.
  
  3i^)
  
  il^— 1
  
  -r
  
  i>-^
  
  of black stones.
  
  il^
  
  Blackness. Numerous flock.
  
  c^jy^j jy^j j^ t » j>— dignity. Chapter of the Koran. Sign.
  
  Great number. Manure. Suburbs, villages.
  
  Row
  
  The black of the eye. J^\ i^\j i\'^ The ^Ju)l A^l'j^j MVwj i}— b iO-
  
  Rank,
  
  of stones in a wall.
  
  Bracelet'.
  
  Person. \
  
  rider. Archer. 'c'Si^pj j'jL^
  
  j^i
  
  Powerful (king). Part of the wrist wearing bracelets.
  
  To rule (a people) j l.:C- o a-\- ^ To tend. (A horse). To" 'train. To manage (an affair). To b .u attacked by grubs (sheep). To be wj-^J w^'j u^y^J worm-eaten (grain, wood;.
  
  ij~irr;
  
  ^C
  
  {ylant).
  
  (
  
  un.
  
  X-L_,-l )
  
  Moth-worm;
  
  uC-a-
  
  ^
  
  ^^
  
  weevil. Nature.
  
  ^\'^ CC.^
  
  of horses. Political economy.
  
  Cjjil
  
  Manager. Groom, ^l^j iJc,
  
  A
  
  ULi^\
  
  ^\^
  
  Runner.
  
  celebrated wily beggar.
  
  Sparrow. i^-lVb Negroes. Soudan. 6li_^ Ruellia intrusa {plant). ^j'^j-^ Lion. Wolf. ^ oj o)j J, J ,
  
  ,
  
  -(f-
  
  oCu-
  
  ,
  
  Chief.
  
  Hus- aJL-^j iCJ-l ^ ju_: descendant of INIohainmed. Our blessed Lady. SjclJI
  
  Chief, lord.
  
  <
  
  A
  
  Authority.
  
  <>
  
  s'iC
  
  Lordship
  
  Black. Greater.
  
  Enemy, foe. The black stone
  
  ^^
  
  ^
  
  (title).
  
  ^
  
  aJ.C
  
  SiL-
  
  -b^ ^
  
  :.3-11
  
  j.Sj\ iJ^\
  
  of the
  
  i^^vl ,^JI
  
  Caaba.
  
  Large snake.
  
  Origin.
  
  Disease in the neck of horses. Authority. Politics. Tending
  
  if-
  
  Sheep disease. Yellowness of
  
  Chief, prince.
  
  fit
  
  ^ — ii^JL
  
  the face. Spot on the nails.
  
  band.
  
  To facilitate a. th. to. ^"jZ. J To be invested with authority. ^-'^JL <> To manage affairs well. jy>i\ Liquorice
  
  :>j\J\ r-»i si>^*l
  
  Secret speaking. Disease of the liver.
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  heart's core.
  
  Sjj,\—
  
  Easily intoxicated. Sharp (dog). j\jZ, Clever Sj^Uij jj,u1 ^ j\'^ \ j JC^ Leathei-n pillow. jjCj;
  
  oLJI
  
  ijt,C-,l
  
  ^
  
  oli^'l
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  »|ju^j -iV^i
  
  Spleen. Melancholy.
  
  Dates and water. The snake ol3S-lvi and the scorpion. Si^li tf Black bottle. Canvass of a writing.
  
  Bad, severe (days). To grieve, to vex a.
  
  ctjlJj Si^lJ o.
  
  s oij-^ "^
  
  r-r
  
  (
  
  To
  
  give a. th. to
  
  Grant me a
  
  (u».
  
  i-espite.
  
  To be twin-born
  
  with.
  
  Twin-born. Twin- {m brothel-.
  
  A
  
  Craft of a s^^^ndier.
  
  a. o.
  
  ;-1 .
  
  X^'jZ^j f.'j^
  
  f .)
  
  brother.
  
  Digestible.
  
  ^i;^
  
  Easily swal-
  
  f.LlLij
  
  p^lj
  
  f^^j >jU
  
  lowed.
  
  P
  
  JsC
  
  -Ji-
  
  i»5-Lj
  
  —
  
  Pancratium.
  
  Iri.s.
  
  To Avhip (a beast). 5 Cl»^ To mix up (liquids, affairs). A To begin (war). His
  
  *5i_,b
  
  ^
  
  0--J--J >j\—
  
  .soul is
  
  c^C
  
  iliJ
  
  CjCj»3-:;
  
  oppressed.
  
  To be smitten by murrain
  
  (jj^ o a jC-
  
  -ir
  
  To be
  
  intricate (affair).
  
  Leathern whip
  
  (cattle).
  
  To smell a. th. oUJ- 1j Cij^ o — To bear a. th. patiently. ic oC To put off, to po.stpone. s jj^ To give to a. o. full power in. To communicate a secret. To 5 ^JU ,
  
  smell at.
  
  To
  
  Lily.
  
  c.CC
  
  ^'yZj
  
  -ilL'j^')
  
  lose (a son, cattle).
  
  ciL
  
  Particle indicating the future {longer than ^^ ).
  
  Sj^
  
  Thou shalt see. He lives on hope.
  
  Sj^
  
  ^s,'}
  
  ij>l5l cJci'i
  
  ol^
  
  Murrain. Cattle disease.
  
  •l»j=--l
  
  ^ h'jl
  
  i,\'^\j J,u~,
  
  ;
  
  a lash. Lot. IMisfortune. Pond.
  
  They agree on
  
  all
  
  )a>|j
  
  0?>-
  
  oCl^liS
  
  points.
  
  Sun-ray penetrating ji,G i»^ through a hole. Hotch-potch of jieas, onions. 'QaJ^ Policeman with a whip. J^l^-Instrument for mixing, i^ljl^j ^'y^^t Horse going only by whip. ^VjLj' To pasture freely o j.C -J^ (cattle). To be lost (thing). To bargain, to 5 ^\'j^j \i.j\~.l' f.jL,
  
  t^
  
  hire a. 0. for the hour.
  
  Row of bricks, Distance.
  
  clay
  
  ^CJj
  
  soft
  
  ;
  
  ground.
  
  ^
  
  ;L_-j >jj}lJ'
  
  ^
  
  Bei*eft of a son.
  
  Taken from
  
  **ll?
  
  his parents (son).
  
  jl
  
  oC-/J
  
  Nose.
  
  ^i_;
  
  oUl^
  
  Bereft of her son (mother).
  
  To To
  
  To
  
  neglect.
  
  lose a. th.
  
  procrastinate.
  
  /b
  
  ^d. ^Cl ^^Jl
  
  v'tl^J,!^
  
  First night-watch.
  
  f.l>-o fi>-^
  
  Hour of 60 minutes. oU-C-.^ ^C- ^ XtC A while Present time. Distance. Hour of the resurrection. < Clock, watch.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  di'ive (a beast).
  
  impel, to urge a.
  
  He treated him
  
  is
  
  Sun-dial.
  
  CsLi-.!
  
  o.
  
  :
  
  ^J^ jlI* iJC
  
  like
  
  other people. He caiTies on his narra-
  
  Painful hour. d-iJiWil
  
  JjIj
  
  tive.
  
  To send
  
  the dowi'y
  
  ^
  
  2^
  
  julj Ji A
  
  —
  
  to (a woman).
  
  To convey a. th. C3L--j D>^ To give up the ghost. He gave up his ghost. --J-'jj ilij To hit a. 0. on the shank 5 To have a stem (plant). To intrust a. o. with. * 5To cont'rnd with a. 0. in 5 J3C-
  
  Still, yet, till
  
  To
  
  give n 2f j^_: <_, (camels) to drive to. trade.
  
  JU-S.^|_,
  
  jU J>^i
  
  —
  
  :CJ'j "is-V^
  
  1^1^
  
  -^
  
  'W.Z^ ItU-
  
  now.
  
  llU
  
  %
  
  xixlXi
  
  Watchmaker. Juu <>• He has done it on the spot.j^til. ^^ ilil A certain woman. Idol in Ruhat. ^i^JL
  
  ^
  
  Fickle.
  
  'J^*i>-
  
  Lavisher, spendthrift.
  
  To be
  
  J
  
  ^.u!/. j-fj-ia*
  
  Oli^Jlj tl}-j : o
  
  ?.C-
  
  «•
  
  easily swallowed.
  
  To be
  
  permitted.
  
  <
  
  To be
  
  con-
  
  J
  
  —
  
  venient.
  
  To
  
  swal-ifc
  
  low
  
  driving.
  
  To carry on a
  
  lL_iii,
  
  Sand-clock clepsydra. Breviary. Book of prayers.
  
  f.Cb
  
  CiL:
  
  i
  
  j.Uj li}.:
  
  -
  
  (food) easily.
  
  The earth has swallowed him up. To allow, to permit a.
  
  o^jvi th.
  
  .j
  
  a
  
  c-W—
  
  ^^
  
  .
  
  try
  
  (
  
  To pass along
  
  To be driven
  
  Male ring-dove. YirfjO {Zodiacal sign).
  
  ^C —
  
  Medicinal plant. Capillus Veneris, maiden-
  
  ^\i-llj
  
  War
  
  J'
  
  ^}^^
  
  bargain.
  
  To
  
  chatter for
  
  icj
  
  The
  
  Cattle driven
  
  SC Jl>-^1
  
  :r <J>--
  
  j:j;
  
  oCz^j
  
  JjC-^ jt *2^ by the enemy. Screen of a hunter.
  
  Market-people.
  
  '
  
  Grocer.
  
  -^
  
  *J ^-^
  
  Vulgar (man, word). Gruel of parched bar:3j-11 ^ Ji^— ley. Wine. Thread of a speech. Dowry. jC.-. Agony.
  
  ji^ Ji^
  
  Long-legged. j;^1j Driver of cattle. Seller of fine
  
  *CMfc— j Co.---
  
  flour.
  
  Servant. Relation (man).
  
  cattle.
  
  Camels pastiu'ing freely. Two hollows beneath a horse's eyes Quick passage. ^Lj: ^s
  
  j^
  
  a
  
  jj^
  
  -S-
  
  ^*
  
  To rub a. th.
  
  !
  
  To To
  
  C..3
  
  Vj
  
  j;^
  
  V
  
  i!jj'j,C?'>: o iJC
  
  totter in walk-
  
  stick
  
  dlj
  
  J CJ»
  
  rr
  
  To ask
  
  To render things crUj
  
  His mind enticed
  
  equivalent, equal.
  
  ^A
  
  jjC-,, ^^^:.
  
  tion).
  
  -{^
  
  i^^J^J
  
  (a ques- S\'j^j
  
  —
  
  lUi-lij ii^LJ ,
  
  T
  
  il--
  
  made with the Caparis
  
  To com- * ^ jj j^^L arrange a. th. He has been swallow- ;>jVl *J.Ip c-i^ ed up. level a. th.
  
  plete, to
  
  ii3\'-ij,(J'\j^
  
  cleanse the teeth.
  
  Tooth-
  
  Glii i^j
  
  Jlli;!
  
  with.
  
  I
  
  worthless.
  
  Long
  
  sloped (moimtain).
  
  at the foot of a door-post.;>C-.Ji
  
  To be worth. /b •^^jC-j To be equivalent to. To
  
  wilr
  
  ^^f-^VI
  
  Waterless cloud driven by wind.
  
  pearance. Sign. Beauty. Natural
  
  a|U- jt
  
  thickest of a battle. i-j^iJI Jj.^ Subjects of a king. (??!. p^.) ;5^
  
  ^C- ^ ;.JU 'U^.? S'^j X„^
  
  sign, ap-
  
  becomes
  
  The
  
  i_i
  
  son).
  
  in a mine.
  
  affair
  
  Rear-guard. Retinue. Market, mart, fair.
  
  '&
  
  She (Noah's
  
  strive,
  
  difficult.
  
  To send (cattle) to pasture. Aj ^u1 To dig a hollow by a well. To cast the eyes upon. « yau) Jl. — To set a mark upon. j,y^ Hollow dug in the (wn. i;C ) ^C. ground near a pit. Bamboo. Death. '
  
  became
  
  fierce. jC- it 1j\»JI c-^fi they ' ju Jt ,.>5)l y~» exert themselves diligently. He begot Ju Jt \'JL- aJj o^^ i) -Oj 3 sons consecutively.
  
  — They
  
  (goods).
  
  It is
  
  JUJI
  
  ji^J,vi
  
  hair [plant).
  
  task upon.
  
  Wood
  
  JUjI,
  
  :
  
  He has wronged him. To send (a beast) to pasture, i ^jt. To mark (a horse) To let a. 0. act freely in. Jj J 5 — To make a raid against. it —
  
  magic. Pasturing
  
  (beast).
  
  Stapella {plant). fi>
  
  /b
  
  To hover over (bird). To impose a difficult
  
  Mark,
  
  JjLJ
  
  triangle.
  
  (goods).
  
  Vein
  
  To
  
  Leg. shank; j^lj uU---j J^-i ^ JU. stem of a plant trunk. Side of a
  
  (wind).
  
  To offrii- (goods) for sale. To ask the price of ^j
  
  To
  
  J. in a file (camels).
  
  press together (sheep).
  
  Having a Habby ^jL ^ hanging belly. Large bucket. *"^>^ To go to pastui-e C-i^^^ G^^ o jL. -H(flock).
  
  )
  
  To walk
  
  Flabbineas of the belly, the limbs. Annual, official almanac. Equal, match.
  
  Sfl^J.
  
  ^'j-;
  
  sodata.
  
  a
  
  JC
  
  -tt-
  
  To demand.
  
  To have a flaccid belly. To delude a. o. (Satan). him to.
  
  jl
  
  V}-- a
  
  J^
  
  J J'y^ i^lJ;
  
  J
  
  zJ'y^
  
  err A Bed of a stream. Apple. Widower. She-camel freed
  
  -•
  
  i-Jl;
  
  wjIj-^j
  
  wi-
  
  '^'^
  
  'r
  
  Emancipated (slave). Shameless (woman). Unripe dates. vCr'-' "-"C— -> fi'om all labour. fy-
  
  An
  
  V^
  
  unripe date. Wine.
  
  '^\~-
  
  To fence. To be fenced, hedged. Prickly hedge, fence.
  
  A
  
  jjii^
  
  -i^
  
  ^.Ilj
  
  i>-
  
  oVVU- ^ ^U-
  
  oU
  
  Scai'-fish.
  
  To
  
  flow upon
  
  OulJlj G^:-
  
  ^U ^
  
  i
  
  To
  
  the -surface of the earth (water).
  
  move
  
  turn, to
  
  iO
  
  tra-
  
  (shade).
  
  G:l^_j y^K'yC^j \>^^^J "ii-X^^
  
  —
  
  To make a pilgrimage. To let flnw (a liquid). ^Cij -rZ^ To speak elegantly. O^iT &s-u1j ^JtJL To become large (belly). To be ^Lljl^ vel.
  
  )
  
  To be vile, contemptible. JJ^^ — To render equal. To level a. th. To omit (a letter) in reading. He has been 'jsjj\ ^ cJ^L b fit
  
  o^
  
  swallowed up by the earth. To equal. -^ To agree j Sy^'^i lijUJ together.
  
  To
  
  To be fS'^K To be symmetrical, complete, right. To be thoroughly cooked (food.) To be ripe (fruit). — To sit upon. To direct o."s self towards. Jl^ — I had the same design Jl^ oJ^il be matui'e (man).
  
  straightened.
  
  ift
  
  as he.
  
  Except, save. iSj^j
  
  fi>
  
  rent (clothes).
  
  To open
  
  (heart).
  
  i'jC
  
  Flowing water. ^C-Llj nfe" T Striped garment. Journey, tour.
  
  -^
  
  Pilgrimage.
  
  —
  
  ":r^
  
  *>C-.
  
  ;
  
  -^
  
  Tom-ist. Itinerant.
  
  Spreading calumnies about.
  
  ing.
  
  mire
  
  (foot).
  
  Large
  
  knife.
  
  •<>•
  
  \J\-C^j
  
  To be
  
  fii'm,
  
  ^^ ^u i
  
  -S-
  
  Whether
  
  ,^
  
  ^
  
  S^Vr'-*
  
  '-^l-r*j 0''c-~"j Iji--
  
  go, to travel.
  
  To be
  
  i
  
  or...
  
  ^\'y^
  
  \'jZ. ....
  
  'C_^1
  
  ^
  
  ~^_y:^
  
  'j^
  
  j,
  
  (soil).
  
  Cl^ ^ *i>poor people. Stuffed garment. Equal, ^'^\ ^ oC-r «i^ ('"• f-) 'iSiEquality. Vehicle for
  
  Especially.
  
  li^-Vj l;I~V
  
  j'^ "^
  
  current.
  
  Equator. 'I>:lyi
  
  line.
  
  Equal.
  
  *ij,U-i
  
  Curved
  
  oC.^ ^ ltS^'
  
  part of a bow.
  
  ^
  
  flowmg by
  
  itself.
  
  P To
  
  ^_^ ^ ^C^
  
  clay.
  
  ...
  
  let
  
  -
  
  ^
  
  ~
  
  *=-;
  
  'Jai
  
  ^jUJ» "^
  
  «4r-
  
  *i5^ J 'cS^ - ' -
  
  ?-
  
  "*
  
  .
  
  To draw milk
  
  steady.
  
  ^tJ,l
  
  Roasting-spit.
  
  House of
  
  To
  
  is.
  
  <>•
  
  ]SIiik
  
  sink into
  
  Equality.
  
  Other, else. ]\Iiddlepart. <>• Together. They are on a par. »|^ 'siI^a
  
  Equinoctial
  
  Streaked (clothes). Having ma- -rZl^ ny tracks (road). Wild ass. Place of tra veil- yuMJ- ^ 'i^\U'^ ^\Jj^
  
  To
  
  complete.
  
  like,
  
  Equity.
  
  alike.
  
  ^ ^Cl^
  
  ^^j'L.j^
  
  M,
  
  'i_^i
  
  Right. Even
  
  Implements of a pilgrim. «:LiJI tJii Devotee o^^Cr- 'r 9-4---> ^C:~ «• ^4'^ fasting much wandering ascetic. Pilgrim.
  
  Equal,
  
  \Sj^
  
  <S ^'i
  
  flowing by
  
  A
  
  itself.
  
  flow milk (she-camel).
  
  "C^ \llj
  
  To flow by itself imilk). llljl. To run (water). To wan- Gr-i v''-- ^ der at random. To go quickly. To be set free (beast).
  
  To behave well. iHi zjy^ jCTo establish (a custom, rule). A— To bring a. o. ^j s — Do not mind it. iUt ^To send, to make to go. it jU-lj jaJ, To render (a proverb) current, To relate (ancient stories). To stripe a garment. To take off (a saddle). fi,
  
  ^
  
  To expatiate
  
  *2^ j —
  
  at great
  
  length.
  
  To
  
  set (a beast) free.
  
  (a slave).
  
  To forsake
  
  To
  
  free
  
  To walk quickly (man). CC«jl, To glide along (serpent). Gift.
  
  Hair of the
  
  tail.
  
  Treasui'es. Metals.
  
  s
  
  ^j:
  
  a. th. i_iC-jl.
  
  '
  
  <-r>j^ ?- --j
  
  To
  
  strike a. o. with >.«;... 'J a sword. To fight together jOiJ, IJ tJuL-'J W^Ux with a sword. To spoil the sewing of (skiji) To be stricken with a swonl xlt
  
  Sword. Sword-tish. Hair of a horse's tail.
  
  Gladiolus, corn-flag.
  
  ^~-
  
  v'S-"
  
  Three stars in Orio.
  
  ylUW
  
  —
  
  Dolychos polystachium {plant j. ^\>'J\ — Sea-shore ; side of a ^Ll] ^ »li-j—
  
  Long and thin (maD). vUJ^ ^ od^ Armed parties of men. Armed with a sword. ^i: Executioner.
  
  Biograpby. Military expedition. Imported goods. <>• Matter of speech.
  
  Good conduct. ^ He began to talk
  
  3l>cJI JL>Sjj^JI
  
  is.
  
  ^dl
  
  Plain-sided (coin).
  
  wiXlj«
  
  To flow water). (jyC^j y^ Ju -Hr To spread on a horse's nose (blaze). To let flow (a liquid). a JClj Jll To melt a. th. To lengthen Ju-l (
  
  i
  
  fi>
  
  Squadrons poured in. ^^liJOl cJiJ\lj Torrent. Water-course. ^ jl.;! A stream. Shower. -^ Waist;ilL
  
  J^
  
  coat-pocket.
  
  Flowing of water.
  
  iU-
  
  Diarrhea.
  
  ^Lut o>C^ Garnet, precious stone. cniU— ^^ o^,^ Hilt of a sword.
  
  Fluid, liquid. is
  
  ^
  
  jjlj.^
  
  Jli:Lj
  
  no harm. Never
  
  mind. Blaze on a
  
  jji;^
  
  ^
  
  :Jc.:l
  
  jj.V'...
  
  jaLi
  
  C«
  
  -^j iijU.
  
  horse's nose.
  
  Kind of Mimosa. Cat-ikasJCz. ^ lade us, wild artichoke. Pouring, raining heavily (cloud).
  
  Kind of large
  
  Wa- o^^j
  
  ~^\.L
  
  JC^
  
  Hi ^ J;-^
  
  ter-cour.se. Bed of a stivaui. Side of the beard. oVU-i c.» JU-i Mount Sinai. Co-, jj^j tx^j 'tx^ -» Avicenna (celebrated phyUx- crl sician).
  
  .-^i jUj Ju, thing.
  
  Planets. Caravan.
  
  ^
  
  cj^jC^
  
  Distance, journey,
  
  SjlJL
  
  jw«
  
  aj^^j
  
  j^
  
  Trodden (roadj. Going his
  
  way
  
  (man).
  
  Murulus (/)/.).
  
  speciusus
  
  jjlJ
  
  u-'lnr-j u-'js-j "^
  
  Paste made with
  
  its roots.
  
  Jasmine.
  
  ^^..x^
  
  Spine of the back. '^Ss^ Ass's back. Assiout (town of Egypt).
  
  t
  
  -J}-
  
  '^-jr.
  
  ^A^^
  
  To f.\^[j ^y^j vVjlij Cil;i- fC- -i^ move on the earth (looming, watei"). To pasture freely (cattle). pC. To plaster a wall with mud and straw. To grease a. th. To tar i
  
  ,
  
  fi>
  
  ^
  
  (a ship).
  
  To dry up To lose a.
  
  (plants). th.
  
  To
  
  A
  
  neglect
  
  (camels).
  
  fish.
  
  iLJ\j JiJj Ji
  
  The remainder. The whole of a
  
  Striped (tissue). Sweetmeats.
  
  (an iron head of an arrow).
  
  There
  
  Garment striped with yellow, 'Oy^ Pure gold. Diaphi-agm. Stripped palm branch. Pellicles of datestones.
  
  Unfruitful years. Dearth.
  
  ^
  
  be compliant with.
  
  To peel off (skin). _nlJ To travel together. <> To keep Ja^ company together. To make travelling-provisions. Jcl^^ Journey. Leather. Thong. j^U, ^ JC. Course, mode of life. j\^ ^ 5^-
  
  about.
  
  valley.
  
  <>
  
  To expel a. o. from (a country).^ j ^t:; To keep pace with a. o. -<> Tu s jyji^
  
  Water running on
  
  the ground.
  
  Mixture of clay and straw. Grease for a skin.
  
  ^L..*
  
  Horn* of the night.
  
  '^*^i
  
  *'-sr'
  
  Ti'owel.
  
  f^'^J
  
  **r-';
  
  To
  
  be easily swallowed
  
  v'ilil-
  
  i
  
  f,U -^
  
  (drink).
  
  To be chapped, cracked (skin).
  
  lill
  
  i
  
  ^ju
  
  ^
  
  (ri-
  
  .It
  
  )
  
  lT Shower. Heat
  
  inauspicious.
  
  The
  
  hand.
  
  left
  
  J^jh\j3\
  
  of the
  
  ^^li Blooming of
  
  w^jti, i_i^}i^—
  
  sun. Intensity.
  
  -J(-
  
  beauty.
  
  Wont
  
  Inauspicious, ominous.
  
  To pursue an aim. To perform a. th.
  
  A Ol£
  
  a ol^ -^
  
  to stumble (horse). j:xii—oli.
  
  To be
  
  ''j^ a
  
  Ijl^i-'j 53j>=-'
  
  To fret, to be restless. To disturb, to startle a. To be frightened away.
  
  wiU mar their affair, ^'lii yliV He pursued the itCi. oCij ijli o'liil, same course as he. Momentous thing. oHij oj>J-' ^ oli
  
  Rugged, uneven (soil). To be hard (soil). Hard and stony (soil).
  
  I
  
  He has a natural pro-
  
  o''
  
  <>y^
  
  f»
  
  ^
  
  pensity to. is
  
  of easy nature.
  
  For the sake account
  
  of,
  
  on
  
  oUjI J4^ 'y> oCi t a oCi ^m iSja\^ cU- ^*
  
  oj^j
  
  c>i-^
  
  ?-
  
  <>•
  
  oli'
  
  To hate a. o. To be afraid. To corrupt, to
  
  i:.j>i-' ^r
  
  ~
  
  growing palm-trees. J i^liilj i^sCi-j
  
  precede
  
  ,
  
  fc?jl£
  
  tsli
  
  -S-
  
  a. o.
  
  To scatter '^people). To be distant from o.
  
  i;
  
  \''
  
  C»
  
  He ran a heat. Basket. Slime taken
  
  jli Ijlil lot
  
  >vi.;
  
  ^
  
  sT_i»
  
  from a well.
  
  God extirpated
  
  To draw upon
  
  root (ulcer).
  
  their J^i\£,
  
  —
  
  uiliiil. jt\
  
  .-r
  
  :5\ir iji\
  
  J-3'lil.l.
  
  ,
  
  i
  
  -Ji-
  
  itj 5 C.vi]
  
  a
  
  J\^^
  
  inaus-
  
  it
  
  ^^j
  
  oti,
  
  picious for.
  
  To send a. 0. to Syria. To pass to the left of. To go to Syria. To strut.
  
  Syi'ian. To go to the left. To bode ill of a. th. ^ ^txilj Bad omen, iU luck. Black
  
  (camels).
  
  Damascus. Northern region.
  
  ,
  
  C_^j
  
  -tf-
  
  Syria.
  
  ^lLjI
  
  —
  
  Syrian.
  
  -
  
  Left side.
  
  <»
  
  ;;^
  
  a
  
  Damascene.
  
  Northern.
  
  to leap briskly (horse). l_S.i
  
  ill-luck
  
  a. 0.
  
  Syria,
  
  iuiij CLi i l^sT up, to become a youth. To prance, C_^j Oij CCi o Li,lj
  
  to
  
  *3 Ci-j liiLi
  
  J_j
  
  How unlucky he is. — To pretend to be a
  
  earth. Slime.
  
  To grow,
  
  -a-
  
  i^aIj a.
  
  Ambition. Aim. Basketful of
  
  To grow
  
  li
  
  Cjli
  
  Corruptedness of a wound. Root. Ulcer on the sole.
  
  To be
  
  teai's.
  
  Sutui-e of the skull. Cleft
  
  ^jcd^
  
  family.
  
  of.
  
  For my sake. Ducts of the
  
  To
  
  To be ulcered
  
  ;ii
  
  o
  
  (sole of the foot).'
  
  Condition. Dignity.
  
  What is the matter with you.iJli What is your business. He
  
  ^ -1-
  
  rugged (ground).
  
  -well.
  
  thou doest, do it well. dU Li d^\ He did not care about du liT ol£ C» thy concerns.
  
  What
  
  affair. State.
  
  j^
  
  lJ]
  
  rise.
  
  To kindle (fire). * C^i^j o iL-^ To enhance the beauty of (a lady hair). To set off (a beast). :
  
  Nature, temper, _^ Character. •^ Magnanimity. Inauspicious, ominous.
  
  Unlucky,
  
  J\i ^
  
  *ij Cs.
  
  ^
  
  v^Ci
  
  ^Cil ^ ^U1
  
  (ru Phautom.
  
  Figure.
  
  Veroaica,
  
  -^
  
  speedwell.
  
  known by
  
  Cattle, flocka
  
  ^Cil
  
  Jlill
  
  sight.
  
  )
  
  To blaze fiercely (lirti _i.j To compose amatory verses on a. o. To begin (a book). To have young sous. To be old LJ-'I 1
  
  ^£
  
  Rafter (of a roof). Rope of a shackle *^i! -^j x^L binding the fore to the hind leg of a horse. Long. obtliT Stripped of its bark. Strong ^11.^ garment, Salt-cod. Addicted to an affair. _^l {"-^r^ To exult. To be VjrS a j)^ -^ insolent (man). To measure a. th. by Gji j o J-^ the span. To honour a. o. » jXC -(f-
  
  To make
  
  <>•
  
  gestures.
  
  To give a. th. To draw near
  
  to a.
  
  J{£.
  
  A
  
  o.
  
  jJS\
  
  j'
  
  a battle. ji\^ INIeasure. Stature. Marriage. y^S Dowry. Duration of life. Span. Lifetime. jUil ^ ^jiOf a small stature. j'\li\j S-^\ ^wsl Wealth. Gift. Gospel. Consecrated ^,ii bread. Powers.
  
  A
  
  in
  
  thief.
  
  olJ'„OI jr,Ci
  
  Mist, fog.
  
  ;3^;u- -^
  
  Horn, bugla. juUij oij^i^ ^ j>ii H Travelling-basket on *iv>^ ° a camel.
  
  To cut a. To tear
  
  th. to pieces.
  
  fit
  
  Jj\^
  
  JjiSj '3jS^
  
  Treat. Poc'^et-money.
  
  To To
  
  a
  
  repair a. th.
  
  be intertwisted
  
  vy
  
  iSi'S'S
  
  ,_,ali ••
  
  -
  
  ^-i- ->
  
  trees).
  
  (
  
  ^Jallh
  
  Entangled thorns. ,au£ To draw magical fi> Cklii o ^'S lines on the sand. To strike out ( writing ). To make cuts on the -si-
  
  skin, to scarify.
  
  To
  
  grasp, to cling to. J ia!lj February. l»uL[j i»Ui,' S A large carp. i^\S ^ ^y^^
  
  ^^j
  
  <•
  
  Broom made
  
  of small
  
  J^^iiT
  
  branches.
  
  To
  
  be
  
  ^j
  
  fi>
  
  (^j
  
  CjS
  
  satisfied, full (stomach).
  
  excite (a horse).
  
  a. 0. to
  
  To make
  
  s
  
  -
  
  become a youth (God).
  
  was preordained for him. To be kindled ( tire, war).
  
  It
  
  Alum. Blue stones of
  
  ii
  
  iJ
  
  ,J^
  
  ^£
  
  vitriol.
  
  Sulphate of iron.
  
  'jliiL-i
  
  Marvel of Peru (plant). From youth to old age.
  
  j^|
  
  oS
  
  'iJ'
  
  ^i Youth. Beginning. t^.jLLj tu£j ^iS The vigour of youth i'^jiS. j\.->c^\ flowed in her. I
  
  Jl, il*i'
  
  came to you in ji^i ^jiS the beginning of the day.
  
  Fuel.
  
  j
  
  illi*
  
  Flute,
  
  ^'^
  
  "-yr^J
  
  Enhancing. Crippled horse. Young or old (bull).
  
  s-o'-^
  
  fife.
  
  yJui!
  
  Young man from 16 loungjli,^
  
  ,_,J_Uij
  
  woman from 13
  
  ->•
  
  to 30.
  
  oCCij v'^S^ T
  
  •i'^
  
  to 30.
  
  ^j ^Lfj
  
  Full-grown
  
  ^^>4^j
  
  v^-
  
  (bull).
  
  Blazing. Beautiful.
  
  ^i:jS'^
  
  Venus and Mars.
  
  ?-
  
  oUj
  
  Aneth, garden-dill {pl'(nt).7Z^j To lay hold ^ cJ^i-h OiX a ,
  
  upon, to cling.
  
  (hawk).
  
  its pre}
  
  Tattered clothes. <>
  
  ^
  
  (bullj.
  
  To
  
  a.
  
  ^^
  
  :;^
  
  Cleaving to his adversary.
  
  otili^
  
  Spider. Milleped.
  
  c^
  
  o^.W^' tt ^A^J *^^ stretch forth the (kli a vi^ -^ arms in prayer. To extend hands
  
  Flesh-hook.
  
  To
  
  (chameleon).
  
  To a
  
  split a. th.
  
  To extend
  
  skin between
  
  stakes.
  
  fi>
  
  To
  
  —
  
  carve,
  
  to hew (wood). To appear. To stand erect before. J — 7J.C£ o ^4^ To have long arms. To be weak-sighted by age. ^4^ A — To enlarge. To extend a. th.
  
  Gate, large door.
  
  Long-armed. Object. Body.
  
  -rtl^
  
  ^j^^j ~ ^/t^j ^V^' « ^^ cAl\jSi\
  
  (ri
  
  4J: Network. Mat.
  
  of reeds.
  
  Grating,
  
  work
  
  window.
  
  Lattice
  
  lattice.-<>-
  
  of a
  
  loathe
  
  liCl* a
  
  ^
  
  iXAlJ'
  
  A kind of sweetmeat.dCl>i To
  
  Cripple-legged (horse).
  
  Baker's rolling
  
  pin.
  
  dl>(^
  
  ^
  
  »i*j>=''
  
  P
  
  To grow up (child), "J^i/ r j:i -«To whip, to sew slightly. jli To be inclined to, to aid. ip jlil To care for her children without '
  
  •^
  
  marrying (widow).
  
  Whelp JCij
  
  Juil ^ Jli
  
  jiLilj J^i-'j
  
  of a vowel.
  
  To
  
  be satiated, to be surfeit. To boast of
  
  To
  
  .satisfy o.'s
  
  (lioness),
  
  i
  
  ^J.^
  
  JS,^
  
  "C^
  
  -^
  
  ><-
  
  Fat (cow).
  
  X Fastener of a head-
  
  $\^*^
  
  plant resembling the henna
  
  ^Clll
  
  o^«^
  
  f^ jiJI jiU^i
  
  ^^
  
  j-X
  
  <>
  
  - ';'
  
  T
  
  (slL a
  
  to be voluptuous.
  
  loathe (meat).
  
  Turkish pipe. Lusty, lecherous.
  
  in colour.
  
  Muzzled, having the mouth tied. J.I.A To be plunnp, fat (child). CUiC o -S-
  
  d^
  
  near.
  
  Plump, fat (child). Groom's man. CA)\iS\ ^ Jyk\j
  
  ^ Li, Crui^
  
  S
  
  God-father, a Village,
  
  Bride's maid.
  
  -^
  
  God-
  
  Oak-tree. Lt, -^ ^yr~' Baker's rolling pin. Jj.i;}£ ^ J^>^ ^ To be di:5.ilj d!u\ljj ,QsC£ i dil£ -^ intricate (business).
  
  To
  
  entangle,
  
  to intermix. :;'=.:'
  
  xioi-t^
  
  mother.
  
  To
  
  sinlv
  
  To
  
  ojJ
  wells near one
  
  —
  
  d)ui'\
  
  another.
  
  liken,
  
  ^jj
  
  to compare a. th.
  
  A*
  
  *;i;
  
  —
  
  -vNith a. o.
  
  «li -^ as-
  
  To
  
  similate.
  
  To be
  
  intricate,
  
  To
  
  entangled.
  
  duJ.\j <^ilk~) confused
  
  become
  
  (darkne.s3). a. th.
  
  ^
  
  dubious
  
  to a. o.
  
  resemble,
  
  *j
  
  to be like a.
  
  He
  
  is
  
  To
  
  imitate
  
  weak ;
  
  o.
  
  5
  
  ^
  
  I
  
  Net (of hunter,
  
  j
  
  U.
  
  or a. th.
  
  as a
  
  woman.
  
  «>
  
  I
  
  K^\
  
  Wells Land
  
  dJC£
  
  ^
  
  
  each other. sSCi which there are numerous
  
  close in
  
  wells.
  
  Family connection.
  
  to resemble
  
  be alike. To be ambiguous. To be in doubt about. To be dubious to a. o.
  
  JCij
  
  fisherman). Snare.
  
  Intricate
  
  <>•
  
  "lisCS.
  
  affair, difficulty.
  
  a. o.
  
  To
  
  i/^-J- 9r ij^.^ J'
  
  Rich.
  
  Copious. Saturated.
  
  To
  
  veil.
  
  as
  
  •>>
  
  x>Li,
  
  0.
  
  ^'^4'-'
  
  Witty man. To become lusty,
  
  hungry.
  
  To
  
  to satiate a.
  
  jiJu
  
  ^lL
  
  of food sufficient
  
  satisfied,
  
  Cold (water). Cold and
  
  To render
  
  riches.
  
  ^4"^
  
  Full,
  
  Cold. Death.
  
  To
  
  To 4^7
  
  appetite after dinner.
  
  Satiative.
  
  kid.
  
  ^ fLkA
  
  To saturate (cloth) with dye. a — To increase a. th. To make (speech) copious ^^Ifedl — To proioDg the sound xS'J>i\ —
  
  Amount
  
  ^
  
  /^
  
  satiate a, o,
  
  Having whelps
  
  To be
  
  \s.\^ o iiit
  
  be nearly satiated (flocks).
  
  Satiety, surfeit.
  
  A
  
  ^
  
  feign satiation.
  
  (of a lion).
  
  Muzzle.
  
  ^
  
  be disgus-
  
  perfect, full
  
  Lively, thriving fchUd).
  
  To muzzle a To be cold.
  
  To
  
  (intellect).
  
  To
  
  fastener. Vice. Intricate. -^
  
  a. th.
  
  ted with.
  
  To be
  
  Window. Hook, paper-
  
  <
  
  To
  
  jlij
  
  dXX^ ^ dbCi
  
  Entangled. Uncertain, dubious (road).
  
  The Milky way. Net.
  
  (
  
  un. tStz.
  
  i)oS^\ j^y^W )
  
  clU.Ci
  
  ^
  
  >l
  
  ilLi,"
  
  !
  
  diirerent they are
  
  |
  
  Separation, dispersion.
  
  -
  
  Point of resemblance.
  
  ch\
  
  i^ j
  
  ^ c-4^
  
  Collective noun.
  
  ,^\
  
  «li.
  
  o^ii-'j
  
  J^ y^
  
  Yellow copper,
  
  o\4^j oi+lij
  
  -ui
  
  jlfewVl
  
  brass.
  
  tribes.
  
  ^
  
  Miscellaneous questions. Distracted (mind).
  
  JlLl* zXzJ'
  
  To cut, to slit a. th. a lji£ .niT -{f To ollend, to abuse a. o. a — To be cut, dissected. \'J{£. a J\£. To suffer fi'oin an ^nljlj j\z^i — i
  
  o A£j
  
  revile a. o.
  
  Defect. Inversion of the
  
  Affected Avith
  
  fingers.
  
  J{zl
  
  an inversion of the the lower lip split. Cut, torn
  
  off,
  
  ^
  
  dissected.
  
  j^\^i *»ii*j *ili.^j Cii-
  
  i
  
  y^'*
  
  jri.;: <>
  
  o ^-i^
  
  -i^
  
  ;;ih£ o J:S.
  
  to abuse
  
  To
  
  ""^
  
  To shine l^l£ o CiC -^ rear, to prance (horse).
  
  To kiudle brightly (the fire). a — To have distinguished children. JJ,'| To look favoui-ably at. u — To give. To honour a. o. s — To throw a o. into misfortune.
  
  CS
  
  Water-moss. Ci^y^j ^.C
  
  Edge of a sword. Sting of a scorpion. Bold young woman.
  
  ^ sui
  
  ~
  
  «Sr^-» s^liT *j j(.G.
  
  u^i'^ (
  
  for
  
  ^i,\jjj,
  
  "^
  
  ^a\j^
  
  )
  
  0(:i£j Cxi
  
  ^i^J
  
  i
  
  l-i
  
  -»•
  
  dispersed, to scatter.
  
  To
  
  lion.
  
  Sj
  
  fi>
  
  c^£]j
  
  ^ To
  
  be heedless, distract.
  
  To be
  
  scattered.
  
  cJoJ-b
  
  set apart. Separation, dispersion,
  
  be cold (day, winter). enter winter. To suffer
  
  cXCj
  
  —
  
  ;^
  
  c-IjIj
  
  o'ii.'i
  
  ^
  
  cil^ i-i
  
  Parted, scattered.
  
  in winter.
  
  Disordei'ed business.
  
  They came
  
  rain.
  
  raining.
  
  scatter,
  
  to separate (people).
  
  stuff.
  
  Rougli-handed. 10 pass vj iS^i iS-^J winter (in a place).
  
  It is
  
  lofty.
  
  (face).
  
  '^3^1
  
  of tenantry.
  
  Grim-faced.
  
  To make a
  
  To be
  
  To be
  
  insolent.
  
  <
  
  ""^
  
  ».>t-=-^
  
  **r^
  
  To be overseer. An overseer
  
  Habitual reviler,
  
  To
  
  Suspected, ill-fameu.
  
  Scorpion. Point.
  
  Revilement.
  
  from want
  
  ui_,iii4.ilj
  
  aJlIJj *1L>^
  
  *4j'^
  
  face.
  
  <•
  
  —
  
  Trapezoid.
  
  Dubious. Consimilar. Homogeneous.
  
  j3l — ^
  
  *^
  
  ^
  
  caiUo 4-fX
  
  Resemblance.
  
  jtlj»
  
  Jjlli
  
  To revile, to vilify a. o. To have an ugly, hateful
  
  To To
  
  aCi.
  
  ^£]
  
  garden.
  
  To weave a
  
  *.ai;
  
  oClil
  
  ^lii,
  
  i
  
  Indigo plant.
  
  Austere
  
  liii'
  
  Comparison. Allegory. Likeness. Ambiguousness.
  
  Rhomboid.
  
  jx£ n ii^ -^ Juiu ix~S
  
  fit
  
  Cotton plant.
  
  Insult.
  
  ^
  
  oliiiJI t_iU-i>1
  
  Courtezan.
  
  Seed-plot. Nursery-
  
  *lii
  
  Suspicion.
  
  character.
  
  j,£
  
  Having
  
  eyelids.
  
  transplant (a plant). Nursery-plant.
  
  To expose o.'self To revile o. a.
  
  >
  
  Persons of suspected
  
  Alike.
  
  -ilpS.
  
  '\'J{£ j>
  
  To
  
  ^'
  
  P'quivocal.
  
  J^^
  
  eyelids.
  
  Space between two Rogue, knave.
  
  Doubt, uncertainty, c' j'r'j
  
  Doubt.
  
  invei'sion of the eyelids.
  
  Slit.
  
  *lij *li
  
  jiT
  
  Wide-apart. Scattered.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  
  Similitude. Figure.
  
  Heedlessness, distraction
  
  Aggregate of various
  
  Likeness.
  
  ^. s *Ui-j si:vi; jCi-
  
  in
  
  detached bands. widely 1^4^
  
  How
  
  Cj^^j
  
  cS _^1
  
  C'ui-l jl Ciixi oUljT IjuV
  
  '^*
  
  j'
  
  L;jk C»
  
  oUi<
  
  To
  
  ^ turn aside
  
  (
  
  ^P
  
  i
  
  rti
  
  bargain with
  
  To be
  
  a. 0. fi'om.
  
  To thrust a. o. with a spear. ^ ^ — — To tie up a. th. to. ^^\ A To support, to prop up (a tent), a — To open (the mouth). To put o.'s clothes on a tripod. T'-i
  
  )
  
  \'j*.Z.
  
  be disputed between
  
  cnJ \'jJ>S> o
  
  —
  
  To be numerous, TJ To become a tree (plant). To graft a tree). jk£ a — To prop (a palm-tree). To adorn ('cloth; with flowers. ? _^CiTo quarrel with a. o. To graze off. To feed upon trees from want _^ Ci fi>
  
  '
  
  fit
  
  of herbage (cattle).
  
  To produce trees (land). J>'-^ To quarrel with, to ^?e^b ^f ^^ contend f'men). To be intricate, confused (affair).
  
  ^1
  
  5
  
  (food supply).
  
  Winter. <• Rain. 'jLi-'j :ai-1 ^ 'Cii. Of winter, wintry. " lsy:ij J>ii Winter-brook. 'j^ '^iH Season of winter. *j^^j ojit,j suii Cold. <>• Rainy (weather). oCi zQlLaj
  
  jJ.^
  
  Wintei'-quarters.
  
  ^
  
  oUi
  
  Plant used by tanners.
  
  Wild nuts. Much, many. Summit of a mountain, j^xi/ To be i)^ o ^^j yc£
  
  ->
  
  a
  
  Jii
  
  -^
  
  rough (fingers). Rough-fiogered. To be hard, i^'
  
  jii
  
  /.jUjVi
  
  cA£j Cli a cn£ -^ thick (palm of the hand).
  
  Hard and
  
  I'ough, callous.
  
  To cleave (the head), To plough (the sea
  
  fit
  
  JiC
  
  \»S
  
  o r-i
  
  i
  
  To
  
  ship).
  
  :
  
  To withdraw (sleep). ^^ixilj J>X^, To precede, to outstrip, ic jsci\j — To lean the chiu upon the ^?^-i'l
  
  ^
  
  cross
  
  a desert.
  
  To mix with water (wine). v* ~ To have scui'f on the %^-^ a r-^
  
  hand.
  
  forehead.
  
  Trees, .shrubs, {un.
  
  I'JfS.')
  
  jUXl ^ J>S
  
  Thuja^ tre3 of life. Larger Arum. Chelidonium, celandine,
  
  To fracture (the skull). a c^i^ To fight. ^U, ^iiJj,G.U4,j Wound. Scar (in the head j.^^Ui^i^iJ '•i.t-\L!'
  
  Wounded
  
  swallow-wort.
  
  on the
  
  Ranuncului Adaticus.
  
  in the head.
  
  -Rosa canina^ dog-rose.
  
  To doom
  
  •>->•
  
  goodly are I. \.l^'j^ S^aei, -1^ the shape and size of her udder Subject of difference. Discordant J>S affair. jit-J^j
  
  jyr-^
  
  Plantation. Grove. Thicket.
  
  rr
  
  'h_J>S. <>
  
  jfi^i ^M-b -'1—*^J j^-rr' abounding with i^\ %jv>-Sj
  
  trees (land).
  
  ''^••^^J
  
  stop (a bottle).
  
  1
  
  be
  
  .^.AiJj
  
  To
  
  »
  
  afflict.
  
  ,
  
  ^S
  
  C>Ji o
  
  To occupy
  
  jtkij
  
  J^
  
  ^^'ooden-bar (of a door). J>j^ ^
  
  jUi
  
  for kids).
  
  Abounding with trees. Stranger Bad. Companion. Grove of trees thicket. ^ll>: ^ :
  
  ~
  
  a
  
  w-^ji* j
  
  Vj
  
  perish.
  
  ^r
  
  a. 0. fi>
  
  '-.?tij
  
  y>:.z^
  
  — —
  
  ^
  
  be mingled, confused (th.). \]j Grief. Want. -^Sentence of death. _4^ Pole of a tent. Skin used as a bucket. Loss. Ruin. Misfortune, Grief.
  
  litter.
  
  (
  
  fry>^J
  
  ~ To
  
  Arbour. Orchard.
  
  Muzzle
  
  To
  
  To
  
  grieved.
  
  :
  
  ?rt?&'=-*j
  
  to des-
  
  truction.
  
  I
  
  «-^ ^
  
  rrS\
  
  tured.
  
  How
  
  Side of the mouth.
  
  Scarred
  
  face.
  
  Split, irac-
  
  Alysium. madwort.
  
  Small
  
  winter.
  
  winter
  
  Winter-residence.
  
  (affair;.
  
  Woody
  
  a. o. for
  
  sufficient for
  
  w.?»i-
  
  Distress.
  
  Perished. Sad.
  
  v^'^J
  
  Loquacious, talkative.
  
  v^
  
  Stopper of a bottle. Clothesstand.
  
  v^ll^
  
  ?-
  
  ^"^
  
  v^^
  
  »-4t^j
  
  ,
  
  w-i-^-' J
  
  ""
  
  (no
  
  ^
  
  To be choked by a. tli. ^ ^^ I made hi in go away. _i,1 ^c i;jkU-1 To be deeply moved, grieved, j* j>-ViJ Bone or any thing obstructing
  
  Deaert
  
  Sad
  
  •
  
  Figured with forms of trees (cloth).
  
  G^C
  
  Chinese writing. To be brave, coura-
  
  To surpass
  
  event.
  
  stingy,
  
  y_,
  
  niggardly of
  
  A^Uti.
  
  geous.
  
  J'!^
  
  a. o. in
  
  S U».ij
  
  courage.
  
  Anxious. Sorrowful, grieved."
  
  To be
  
  -^^'
  
  Quarrel, strife, row. I
  
  want
  
  difficult to travel in.
  
  f!^
  
  I
  
  thi throat. Grief. Anxiety. Object of
  
  )
  
  \\''ooden trivet,
  
  iki'j uii' o
  
  i
  
  a rdC,
  
  To encourage a. o. s To show o.'self brave. To take courage. To feign to be brave.
  
  -H-
  
  a. th.
  
  — ^^ o^ J —
  
  To be stingy to. ^ To decrea.se (source). ^ To wish good to a. o. To show o.'.self miserly
  
  Cowardly. Feeble, crippled by disease. Courage, bravei'y.
  
  Jt
  
  ^
  
  jc.
  
  ,^fS
  
  ^^
  
  X>»Si
  
  *i?.ii
  
  
  ^Ci
  
  towards.
  
  To
  
  grudge
  
  (juarrel, to
  
  J
  
  o. a.
  
  Courageous,
  
  ^vi3
  
  Avarice.
  
  >
  
  Decrease.
  
  Niggardly. Sterile
  
  Giving no
  
  ^£j
  
  ^_i,j
  
  (soil).
  
  Knuckles of the
  
  ^\9-S
  
  *.ki!\j
  
  ^U^.
  
  A
  
  ^r
  
  is (
  
  bird
  
  ).
  
  To
  
  ^J.;.^;
  
  ^
  
  (desert).
  
  *_J_j.sii»
  
  *_-»ti<j
  
  »_o:i;<j
  
  To be changed by
  
  o a
  
  >_pii»
  
  fatigue
  
  the ground.
  
  A
  
  away
  
  a little. Old buck.
  
  :
  
  a bit,
  
  "5^
  
  (face).
  
  Citi a •^^S.
  
  >
  
  CGtkij ^'^•^i ^>^ i a r-^S ^ croak (raven). To biay (mule). Croaking of a ^r^Mj r-t*-^ raven). Braying (of a mule). ass.
  
  Mules.
  
  To detain
  
  o.
  
  -S-
  
  a. o.
  
  o?^''
  
  To To remember a. th. Road in a valley.
  
  o>?!i-' ?-
  
  Grief, sorrow.
  
  Oj.?«i- ?- c-?"-^
  
  oVitib
  
  *j^j
  
  ^jj * — o?^
  
  X:?-_ij <^?t4j
  
  Tangled, dense trees.
  
  The two are ^^^1 ^JU-J.
  
  To
  
  Wild
  
  ,;;?».i-
  
  Wooded
  
  ~
  
  val-
  
  "iiviL -J^
  
  -^ Silly fellow.
  
  (
  
  a
  
  shoot forth (vine). become tangled (trees).
  
  Need, want. Bough, branch,
  
  ^y>id.
  
  cJ^S
  
  a. o.
  
  — To
  
  ^.y>-J.i
  
  Ghastliness of countenance caused by fatigue or hunger.
  
  pinch (of snuff)
  
  ^
  
  j^^
  
  -r-'z^S
  
  ^ilk£j
  
  and disfigured by hunger
  
  r»^ J>ii.
  
  To be sad.0^ijl_j \1^ o J>Sj To coo (pigeon). grieve a.
  
  Wide
  
  drive
  
  i
  
  ~
  
  ;»?^'
  
  '*
  
  Calamities.
  
  scantiness of rain.
  
  Zealous.
  
  To
  
  /"Tj^j
  
  Perdition, ruin.
  
  (crow).
  
  A
  
  *«?s.i'
  
  f-W«4
  
  t:
  
  'l^?"^
  
  Raving mad. -n,i_(ki o^--; j\ J-i\
  
  groan (camel). Avaricious. Croaking much
  
  To scrape
  
  o^^ -»
  
  Light.
  
  (she-camel). Yeai's, days in
  
  swiftly
  
  ^ ^^Ij ^.i'
  
  ;o.Ci.1
  
  large snake.
  
  Brave.
  
  Giving little water (spring). Giving little milk ^fJ^G-jC ^ Xk-^zz.
  
  fly
  
  ;4<-^''
  
  fingers.
  
  ^
  
  which there
  
  ^
  
  J'?^'
  
  Mad.
  
  '-rdL
  
  (steel).
  
  fii*e
  
  '^\}
  
  Stingy.
  
  To
  
  bi'ave, bold.
  
  Braver. Lion. Stout,
  
  a thing.
  
  t^j
  
  r-s-^j
  
  ^r^
  
  ^^p^CioUJj ;r'^ cAiJ
  
  Xi?ti- ji *^?t4r
  
  ^^4^
  
  closely related.
  
  Road on the a
  
  To
  
  side of
  
  -^I'^i a?:'>^
  
  .^r
  
  X^Ci.
  
  valley.
  
  grieve a.
  
  deeply.
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  i,lj
  
  ,
  
  inspire a. o.
  
  lj^> i-
  
  o
  
  \i>s^
  
  ^
  
  with joy.
  
  To stir up (discord) between, jy. uX C>Ji a j^ To be grieved, anxious, rr
  
  0*match. Slippers. Death-rattle. Toothed
  
  hammer To drag
  
  itT^U-
  
  hewing stones. o. from place s lA^jC a
  
  for
  
  a.
  
  to place.
  
  To To
  
  skin, to flay. A d^j^ a ^~i' -fr cut 'a water-melon) A ^.£ <-
  
  into slices.
  
  To
  
  chip a. th.
  
  ^i^xiki-<>-
  
  Chip. Slice.
  
  To gag a kid
  
  (kki^ a uAki from sucking. to
  
  s
  
  prevent it Kid's iuuzzle.
  
  -ft-
  
  ilG^i
  
  To feeu a. o. with fat. 5 C»J^ a^-iT -ir To be very fat. *^Ui^ o ^£ To be greedy of fat. a ^>.ir To smear a. th. with » _^Ji -^
  
  C^
  
  grease.
  
  To be
  
  fat.
  
  Suet. Pulp, fleshy part of fruits.
  
  Lard.
  
  ^UM'\ jtjLi^
  
  ^ ^.£
  
  C
  
  riY
  
  )
  
  a* lij
  
  Thin,
  
  c6«i-5r >^? slender, lank. Little.
  
  skilF. jCi.s^S ^ To snort. To snore. To neigb (horse). To
  
  Boat,
  
  bray
  
  ;j^ii«i-j
  
  llrjS^
  
  jJaJ^
  
  ^
  
  ^-i'
  
  "fr
  
  l^i:^
  
  —
  
  i
  
  lji?U-j
  
  (ass).
  
  cr-r:-^
  
  To
  
  ^^
  
  a palm-tree. First stage of youth. Space between the fore and the hind
  
  part
  
  A put a coating (to a saddle). To prop up the bunches of
  
  of a saddle.
  
  Snoring. Neighing. Mountainpath.
  
  fit
  
  Snorer. To be troubled.
  
  A
  
  Ijisi,
  
  a j
  
  To be difticult (affair). 'tXS — To put out a. 0,'s eye. To thrust a. o. (with a lance), o 5 — To stir up a quarrel between. ojJ — To hate o. a. To disagree (people).jiiij To be disturbed, Cki a ^jXS- ^ to be agitated.
  
  To open gaping
  
  the
  
  mouth
  
  in
  
  u
  
  ^jSviij
  
  (ass).
  
  To stop (a crack) clumsily, To speak in a harsh, ^^kliil j fi,
  
  unseemly way.
  
  To be irregular (teeth). They are on bad terms with one another. Disorganized, disordered.
  
  To come in view. Ca^S a ^ja>-^ ^ To appear. To rise (star) To sweU (wound).
  
  To
  
  fix
  
  the eyes
  
  upon, to gaze. To go from a place
  
  Jl O^j^A^.J iJ^OJ
  
  to. Jt jIJ
  
  ^
  
  i>i>-i
  
  ^joi-J^ To be disturbed. To be stout, big. iiUsiT o ^Lt. To make a. th. distinct. ^tS To make the diagnosis of an illness. ^ To act (a play or di'ama). To miss the target (arrow). ^y^S'\ To disturb, to frighten a. o. a — To make to go. To speak ill of a. o. uj — To be distinguished, determined.,_,fliii5 To occur to the (mind). To J — *).
  
  fit
  
  become
  
  CriA)
  
  ^^ intense,
  
  to increase
  
  (cold,
  
  !
  
  heat, pain). -^ To thicken. To .strain o.'s self for. J — To be hard upon a. o. (evil). it — The naiddle of the day. j\^\ juC
  
  Sign
  
  I
  
  ^
  
  used for doubling a ctx£ letter. Assault. <• Bundle, parcel. Shoes. Pack of cards. Set of toeth. Hardness. Vehemence, il^i, ^ ;^ (
  
  !
  
  ^ — jjjJ^
  
  ,
  
  I
  
  Violent, hard.
  
  ^ilij .|li,l ^ juai-' Strong. Steady, firm. Tight. Avaricious. Dense. Courageous. ^bi jjjjT Stronger. Harder. -^ Thicker. jS]
  
  'j'Sr*^
  
  ^'^
  
  Strength. Vigour of life. j2\j jj.] attained the vigour «!u.'!
  
  •^
  
  Actor, stage-player. To threaten, to expel a. clarify a
  
  ^
  
  To have a
  
  Avai'icious, severe.
  
  Filter, strainer. I
  
  '
  
  To taint (food), To be spoiled, to sour
  
  a
  
  to crush, to bray a. th. strike a. o. on the back of the neck.
  
  give
  
  »
  
  —
  
  ^—
  
  up a. th. To be crushed, squeezed ^oijlj ^liJ (fruit). To be smashed (vessel). Abortive foetus. Fresh, soft plant.
  
  ^'jj, :ci
  
  Deviating
  
  [x£
  
  5^iCi
  
  from the aim. Blaze on a horse's forehead. xiiCi To perpetrate yjj^] liilljl a w^j ^li' ^ .{^'jS on the forehead (horse).
  
  ^
  
  J-S
  
  (hair).
  
  (man).
  
  a (milk).
  
  tS ^,isi.1
  
  Barren (garden). '^M\ To be \t£ i o jii -M-
  
  bind, to fasten tightly (a
  
  ;
  
  tendex'.
  
  o
  
  to
  
  (fire). fit
  
  —
  
  brace
  
  to saddle
  
  (a beast).
  
  To
  
  an atrocity. Having a blaze
  
  ^S^
  
  bundle).
  
  spaciousness. Liberty
  
  To go astray from. To
  
  jil^
  
  *ii--i^j
  
  \^^.-. o J>..£j a
  
  To strengthen, a resolution. < To strap
  
  stretch the
  
  ,
  
  jiCs,
  
  ^
  
  advanced (day). To be intense
  
  ^jSj tl^'
  
  -«
  
  tainted (food).
  
  To
  
  ^]x£
  
  legs asunder.
  
  Young and
  
  jki
  
  for a. o.
  
  To run
  
  fi>
  
  true friendship
  
  [
  
  Hoary
  
  Wide. Ample. To smash,
  
  a
  
  I
  
  Stays.
  
  Room,
  
  -^l
  
  beverage.
  
  I
  
  life.
  
  To be fat. To lie down and
  
  g,
  
  J:|--Li
  
  ^ l,i.^' a
  
  o.
  
  I
  
  He has of
  
  ,_^v1aJ!
  
  ^
  
  To be
  
  intensely red.
  
  u*-*-^
  
  Harsh, bitter (words). Disagreeujg, discordant.
  
  To I
  
  tives).
  
  More
  
  ^SJJ ^J<Ji
  
  ^\'Jy^\
  
  j
  
  form compara-
  
  to
  
  ifP*^
  
  Big, stout. Lord, master. I
  
  More {when used
  
  ^ J^J^
  
  object seen
  
  ;
  
  Lethargy. < Performance (of a play). Diagnosis of a disease.
  
  I
  
  distress.
  
  Strengthening. Violent pressure. Doubling of a letter.
  
  corporeal form from afar. < Statue. Personal. :
  
  Personality. '
  
  intensity. ju'loi
  
  vidual
  
  Personally.
  
  * )
  
  Calamity, misfortune,
  
  a2
  
  present itself to ( the eye). Person, indi- ^jl_£j ^i^£]
  
  ^ ^^1!
  
  Take courage. ^0^ j^ ^ To set off towards. Ji Jii.*j| jS, •^ To back a. o. j,<^' — To comfort a. o. (God). 5 — To attack, jp iSjli-'j sliTj |^' o jS To make a raid against. To strengthen. To render fi,j s :>tx£ hard, severe, intense. To double a letter
  
  with the sign
  
  (
  
  -).
  
  To be harsh towards a. 0, in. J it — To contend with. To strive to j SO. surpass. To persecute a. o. To reach maturity of age, mind. j,£] To have a strong riding-beast. To be strengthened. ji£\j ijlj To exert o.'s self in. jSjii — To be niggardly to. ip -. To be strong, violent. To ixil
  
  To urge on (a beast). To acijuire some
  
  Sma.shed.
  
  s \jjj: o loi,
  
  ^—
  
  J^\
  
  fiii,
  
  Back
  
  of the neck
  
  Fountain, water-spout.
  
  To
  
  koowleilge of a science.
  
  uljj'iU
  
  P
  
  cut a. th. to
  
  I
  
  To compare a. To sing well. Extremity of
  
  o
  
  o. to.
  
  I
  
  j'jS
  
  a. th.
  
  pieces
  
  \jS
  
  jl » »
  
  Remnant
  
  of
  
  To
  
  1
  
  \jS
  
  strength. Heat. .Mange.
  
  1
  
  i
  
  Little, small quantity.
  
  LJ^l
  
  be obscure (night)
  
  Object seen from
  
  Darkness.
  
  afar.
  
  ^
  
  jjli-'
  
  ooi-'
  
  No-
  
  Cheerfulness.
  
  biiity.
  
  joi, I
  
  To
  
  be alone,
  
  isolated.
  
  i
  
  o oi- -^
  
  exceptionul.
  
  To be
  
  \'i>jl^j ijLi
  
  To be
  
  A
  
  set apart,
  
  'jS\j i'jSj
  
  ,\'jJl
  
  o
  
  —
  
  To
  
  use an irregular expression. "jS] Loneliness. Exception to a rule. i/jS Strangers. People apart fi'om il jLiJ their abode and tribe. Scattered (th.) Lotus tree.
  
  ol tii^j ol
  
  Lonely, apart. Irregular,
  
  'il^ ^
  
  ;
  
  cut
  
  J^
  
  ol-Li 'iCi
  
  ,^jSj C'jl ,
  
  Ssi
  
  o
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  ^— i_j tiij
  
  Jjl
  
  ollil ^
  
  off.
  
  Bi'anch cut from (a
  
  tree).
  
  tfjS.
  
  from his native home.
  
  i_iiCi,
  
  Desperate. Tall, of fine stature.
  
  V^)-^ Scythe for trimming trees. ^JlLo get To ready for jJLi fsl5 combat. To vent anger. To be scat-
  
  4
  
  tered.
  
  To
  
  be
  
  lively, alert,
  
  Particles of gold. Glass
  
  nimble.
  
  ^
  
  jjli'
  
  jii,
  
  beads. Small pearls.
  
  They
  
  To
  
  JjJ jSl l^lii
  
  di,'!persed in all
  
  could not Gui, c-slil get a. th.
  
  Sting (of scorpions,
  
  C.
  
  ,
  
  Cilii o
  
  JxL
  
  ^>
  
  —
  
  >JLi.
  
  ^
  
  j,\'jS
  
  Side of the mouth.
  
  Jaw.
  
  Edge
  
  of a valley. in the
  
  siiles
  
  jli," j'jj,
  
  of the mouth.
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  jjoiij
  
  •IsaiT
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  Jjii,
  
  I
  
  Speaking with
  
  fluency.
  
  Having a large mouth. Subdeacon :
  
  ^il^'j xij VjS.
  
  J>'->'^
  
  ^ 3\-^ ^
  
  clergyman.
  
  To grow strong, to be ^JjjL o o'-^ ^ able to walk (young of an animal). To have a young strong oJiil enough to walk (gazelle). coCi Fawn, young one of a gazelle. Having her c^^^j 0:?U.> !r OJ^ young one grown up (gazelle). To break (the A liluC a eJJ-tt-
  
  & oai,'ij — To counfound, to perplex a. 0. To charm, to delight a. o. To be perplexed. eoxi-lj «ai.Jlj cAi, To be stupefied.
  
  Perplexity,
  
  olai.'j
  
  ajz^i cJ^j a'j^
  
  bewilderment, amazement.
  
  of wa.sps).
  
  To smell of musk. To harm a. o. To remove a. o. far
  
  (J^ ^
  
  talk fluently.
  
  head).
  
  directions. I
  
  for irrigation
  
  oluGreat (horse). Curved, bent (bow). To be wide in the sides of the mouth. To open wide. 5 CSju.
  
  Wide
  
  tree).
  
  Stripped bark. Remainder of fodder. House-furniture.
  
  Away
  
  Bucket
  
  ^ fi>
  
  To repel. To defend. To part away. Branch
  
  ^jS i^'jj,
  
  Ready
  
  Left-handed.
  
  to isolate a. o.
  
  anomilous. To bark to prune (a
  
  to rush.
  
  Bit, morsel. Portion of the
  
  Tall, great.
  
  night.
  
  ii'regular (noun, verb).
  
  Te
  
  j
  
  \jjS,
  
  » off.
  
  o
  
  {jS,
  
  jl£.Sj
  
  jc
  
  ft
  
  ^
  
  Corifu.«ing affairs, troubles.
  
  — To
  
  jjj^\
  
  Musk. Odour of musk. jli Tree used for making toothpicks. iJii,
  
  sing sweetly
  
  A
  
  \jai, o
  
  c,iCi_»
  
  >j^
  
  (a song). To chant (a poem). He sang the same song Sjai i.
  
  e.
  
  he imitated him.
  
  -tt-
  
  \jS.
  
  Cre.
  
  v^o^M
  
  <-j^
  
  G^ a
  
  v-^
  
  To smoke (tobacco).
  
  •^
  
  To be
  
  thirsty.
  
  To
  
  quench.
  
  C^l
  
  to ap-
  
  o t_»lA
  
  purify (a
  
  new
  
  To
  
  skin).
  
  ^"Ji^
  
  fi>
  
  a
  
  give a. th. to drink
  
  j
  
  
  false chai'ge
  
  The
  
  fi>
  
  ^J'J.-j
  
  J
  
  ^'{'JiS\
  
  C«
  
  i.'^ "iJ. i^Jsu\
  
  t_j^-ij
  
  j —
  
  :
  
  dye).
  
  To be
  
  satm-ated, fully
  
  ij^pLlll
  
  absorbed (dye, colom"). stretch the neck to look. J) 'yJ\'J:^ Drinking. Jj-^^ Jy^
  
  To
  
  Drin king-time.
  
  Time
  
  of
  
  watering^^
  
  a land. draught. <>• Pui'gative. Water- iJ^ jug (with a long narrow neck). Redness on the face. <> Soup. "ij'Jt. Copious drink. oC 'j^^ yjjk. ^ -Cji. Ditch dug around a palm-tree for
  
  A
  
  irrigating
  
  >-j^j '
  
  Fellow-drinker. Drirjk.
  
  plain.
  
  act boldly towards a.
  
  dispute with a.
  
  fit
  
  'JiC\
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  jCi
  
  5
  
  o.
  
  quari'el, to dispute.
  
  jCsS
  
  Ofp. to J^ Malevolence. Enmity,
  
  Evil.
  
  (
  
  )
  
  ji'J^
  
  ^
  
  'Jc.
  
  war. Fault, Stalk (of cucumber).
  
  blemish. -^ Bad, j\^J
  
  *'.!ri'b
  
  j'^' w
  
  »!r^ -^ IrS*
  
  wicked. Worse.
  
  He
  
  is
  
  more wicked than
  
  2U/« 'JL
  
  yi
  
  thee.
  
  S^
  
  She is more ill; ^s''J^ j\ wicked than thee. Anger. Ardour, eagerness of
  
  'J*,
  
  youth.
  
  Disagreeable thing.
  
  Sparks of
  
  un.
  
  (
  
  'Ji%
  
  ej\y-y
  
  ")
  
  jlln>j jji-
  
  fire.
  
  Wicked, M^>b
  
  ^
  
  ^\Ji.
  
  j\'JJ\
  
  ^ 'j,(^
  
  Ob^l^^
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  ^/A'J
  
  "^.'J^
  
  ^^ J i;^ ^
  
  v'lr^
  
  y-^S^y-i ^'^Ir'-'i
  
  Flcike. Tuft, tassel.
  
  Seller of sherbet.
  
  'J.lillr?- -^
  
  ujj^ij
  
  JJ^ ^ ^jj^
  
  absorbing.
  
  Mustaches.
  
  ^j
  
  Drinking-place,
  
  ^jM-^ t
  
  watering trough.
  
  -^
  
  \'^
  
  ^ ^jM" ^'j-~'^
  
  Natural dispo-
  
  let
  
  "^J
  
  -i^^
  
  oj^lL"
  
  -r
  
  AlA^
  
  To sharpen (a wheat
  
  out (water,
  
  To
  
  :
  
  9-
  
  -tlr-
  
  j^-JJL'^
  
  fit
  
  knife). -^
  
  To
  
  vessel, bag).
  
  cut (grass).
  
  Creeping plant. ^'^j J^J^ Soul, the whole individual. v--llr^Burdens. He betook himself Vj^y\'y-^ <Js- iJ 1 to him. ^'j^'j^ fy- Scattering of wheat, powder. Finch (bird). j^j^\'Ji ^ jyf'J^
  
  Wild
  
  duck.
  
  \)'j^'iS)
  
  To
  
  sition, propensity. Opinion.
  
  Soft ground covered
  
  split, to cut a. th. in
  
  pieces.
  
  G
  
  Drinking,
  
  public, to spread
  
  abroad.
  
  To
  
  to drink, great drinker.
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  '
  
  Very wicked, scoundrel. ojjj^r-
  
  A'^
  
  Xi,^\
  
  ;
  
  Syrup. Shei'bet.
  
  Addicted
  
  o 'J^
  
  \y-^
  
  ,
  
  i-JiJ^
  
  wine.
  
  ^
  
  j^lj fji^
  
  ^> Jk.
  
  Way, manner.
  
  Beverage
  
  ifc
  
  vicious. Sea-shore.
  
  it.
  
  Brackish (water).
  
  Grassy
  
  a.
  
  with a, o. n \j^ o ' defame a. o. To s -r--'j J>^ charge with malevolence.
  
  To
  
  pervaded his heart. saturated, imbibed (with a dye). To pervade, to imbibe ( cloth
  
  To be
  
  out
  
  find fault
  
  To
  
  against me.
  
  love of the thing
  
  To leak
  
  th. to the sun.
  
  To make
  
  a colour). ujIt^'i
  
  -fy
  
  *
  
  ^i
  
  o
  
  i
  
  Uj^ To
  
  ii
  
  P
  
  r-J^Ls. I3;>i,j '"^'S^i i!4.
  
  (water).
  
  To
  
  He has uttered a
  
  ~
  
  a. 0.
  
  To drink in company with. To imbue, to mingle with a. th. (a dye,
  
  ill-
  
  To expose
  
  impregnate, to saturate. to
  
  To be
  
  natured, wicked,
  
  prehend (a discourse).
  
  To
  
  Pungency of smell. Harm, annoyance. Kind of ship. Salt. Dog-flies. Blood-stone.
  
  o.'s thirst.
  
  To understand,
  
  To
  
  ")
  
  ^,^^i y^t'J Hj^'" drink. To suck ; to
  
  absorb (water).
  
  n
  
  JJr'lri'
  
  a
  
  «-'_ri' fi>
  
  "tt"
  
  ^}^j
  
  (re\
  
  J^
  
  (meat) in slices. < To cut open and spread (figs) in the sun.
  
  To
  
  rejoice,
  
  to please a.
  
  To be
  
  ^^
  
  Jk\>d\j j'j^l^j ^^n To set at ease.
  
  o.
  
  laid open.
  
  To be
  
  at ease, ^'j^[
  
  ^^
  
  Exhibition, explanation. Slice of meat.
  
  Si-^i,
  
  Long shred (of meat). ;>j_rlj ^>iAnatomj autopsy. ;.y^,:rjy,iill ^U ;
  
  Exposed to view (place). < Agreable (place). Explaining, disclosing.
  
  ^_^
  
  ^\^ ^
  
  Commentator. Guardian (birds) away from wheat. Anatomist. To be in the bloom
  
  •<>•
  
  ^jU,
  
  keeping
  
  o^'j^ ^/JL
  
  !«-Ir^-»
  
  :r
  
  life.
  
  Beginning.
  
  ^^^ ^ ^^i, l^
  
  iS^-'JL
  
  ^
  
  ^J-,
  
  ^j\x.
  
  away iSj^Lj iSll^ o iji. random (horse). <> To deviate.
  
  i-un
  
  To scare a. o. away. To scatter ( people). <) To lead astray.
  
  ^
  
  i^i ^
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  hand).
  
  O^rwJ CUj^t
  
  wood). out (shoes).
  
  >
  
  ^"i CJj^
  
  A
  
  :>jlri-j,i^
  
  put, to set
  
  C:
  
  (a bag).
  
  i^'Jk,
  
  ^
  
  ij,Ci
  
  baste, to stitch
  
  (clothes).
  
  fi!>
  
  To weave
  
  be like, to resemble a.
  
  0.
  
  ^
  
  be mixed up.
  
  To resemble
  
  0. a.
  
  ^>ilr^ ifc
  
  punish, to chastise.
  
  lj;_^,
  
  To
  
  J^l
  
  o j>i^
  
  -«-
  
  j j^i,
  
  To quarrel with a. o. To throw a. o. into mis-
  
  5
  
  jjCi
  
  ? Jlri-I
  
  To
  
  be inter-
  
  ^'j\hJ
  
  mixed.
  
  To be chapped, cracked. f:'j--\ Party, band. Manner, way, kind,
  
  ^^
  
  sort.
  
  They formed two
  
  <^\f^ \y>^\
  
  parties (in the affair).
  
  Those two are one
  
  sort, oa-ij
  
  Button-hole. Purse.
  
  ^'^
  
  Roughness, hardness.Rough, hard.j^ri^ Loss, ruin.
  
  Sj^
  
  ^jj>j^jj>
  
  ^
  
  JO^i,
  
  P
  
  \'^
  
  j-'lSf ?r tt'J^
  
  *?lr?sr
  
  ^r'S-^-^
  
  «-lr^
  
  Alike, similar. Longitudinal half r-iji. of a piece of wood.
  
  Basting, stitching.
  
  *?HL-r^
  
  r-i^ sr^i^- P
  
  ^^^.j^ -^j
  
  Sesame-oil.
  
  !r-r>- "^J
  
  To G.^ a ^l^i. -^ disclose. To carve (the meat). To open (a door). To explain. To be pleased with. jij J — To dissect (a corpse). To carve* ^^ To
  
  fortune.
  
  ?r3^
  
  ^!r^
  
  Sack made of palm-leaves.
  
  revile a. o.
  
  ^^
  
  <>-j
  
  Ditch for watering camels.
  
  scout.
  
  cut a. th.
  
  ^^
  
  palm-leaves.
  
  Crevice, crack in ^Sj'-'i a rock.
  
  Clothes in rags.
  
  Coagulated
  
  ^ ^ To mix. To keep company with a o. in. j j — To close up i* ^rS-ib 5r>--j 5-^ To
  
  — To
  
  choking).
  
  milk.
  
  cnjlr-j-
  
  To become oO^jIj ,0>l a o.^- ^ thick. To be chapped, cracked (skin,
  
  To j
  
  and wandering. Current through a country (poem). <> Deviating, astray. Uncouth expressions, xiA'l *j,lji. words. Exceptions to the rules. Expeled. scared away. j^ J^^ To cough (from Jj^Ij - Ji^ <>
  
  To To
  
  kind of cypress. Larch-
  
  tree.
  
  To
  
  ^Ir^b ^"j^
  
  Rain swept againsta house.
  
  Runaway
  
  of men.
  
  A
  
  together.
  
  They are both alike. youth, young man.
  
  •^
  
  xSy'ji^i xy^'Ji.
  
  ted affair.
  
  Cutting (sword).
  
  A
  
  at
  
  To
  
  Intricacy. Complica-
  
  ^ Worn
  
  o y-.A'
  
  Offspring. Point, top.
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  confuse.
  
  To be uneven (arrow-
  
  life.
  
  Blooui of
  
  Gr
  
  To entangle
  
  to rejoice.
  
  of
  
  )
  
  with plants. Watering-trough. Earthen drinking^j}^ »- ^ijr'^ vessel. Upper chamber. Roofed balcony. Cherub.
  
  enlarge.
  
  fi>
  
  (re
  
  ts Condition, stipulation.
  
  Term.
  
  ^
  
  I»j^i
  
  J^^i,
  
  <
  
  Incision. Scarification,
  
  A-
  
  greement.
  
  ^ i-^
  
  Sign. Beginning of a. th.Jal^l
  
  Refuse of a. tLi. ^^'Ji^\ ^ ^Ji-i Piece of cloth torn *_J?'^
  
  —
  
  -<>•
  
  off.
  
  >>
  
  Conditional. Stipulated.
  
  Conditional (proposition)
  
  Wiitteo compact. Term. Stipulated condition.
  
  i!^^^
  
  Guard. Police. i,;^ ^ WatcLraan. Policeman, 'y^t.j "J^IA
  
  Armed attendant. Rope made of palmScent-box.
  
  its
  
  To
  
  halter.
  
  offend
  
  a.
  
  with
  
  0.
  
  words,
  
  To
  
  ti-eat a. 0. s Cl^j-j xZ^yU' harshly, sevei'ely.
  
  To behave harshly towards To be contentious.
  
  ^'J^
  
  a.^^Vii
  
  0.
  
  ^'j^
  
  u-Ir'-J u-^j-j
  
  plants.
  
  Unsociable, malicious.
  
  natured. Quarrelsome,
  
  ill
  
  Rough, hard (ground).
  
  'C^
  
  Thin, white (cloud).
  
  <>•
  
  String,
  
  wire.
  
  a R-iil of railway.
  
  Glue.
  
  u-'lrs-
  Cartilage of
  
  Condition. -^ Wire.
  
  *
  
  ^ ki>^lA
  
  wi--;l>'-
  
  the ribs. Ill-luck.
  
  iJI
  
  String. Ribbon.
  
  The
  
  Cj^--j C-S<'.> a ,^ fi. -^ quarrelsome, unsociable. To pull (a beast) by i C>L o ^'Ji.
  
  Small thorny
  
  •if-
  
  tree.
  
  sm^
  
  To be
  
  Root. Vein. Sheet, bed-
  
  refuse of a flock.
  
  crj>i
  
  "*•
  
  y-^;-
  
  ?-
  
  Ps
  
  oiillr'"- 7- ^i-lri-
  
  clothes. Shroud.
  
  To
  
  Lancet, scalpel.
  
  Rag.
  
  ^
  
  tatters.
  
  i»-%l>--
  
  Duster. Rag.
  
  ).
  
  street (door).
  
  J-
  
  To establish a law for. To begin (a business). He began to say. To enter water and drink
  
  '111
  
  J -
  
  ^i,\
  
  the
  
  j —
  
  o—
  
  '
  
  fi,
  
  (the way).
  
  ^
  
  ia'^. o u^l/1
  
  J-c^j
  
  cr'lri-
  
  ^J'^'^
  
  ^.n-
  
  -^
  
  head).
  
  To
  
  Jt
  
  J»l;^i^ Ij
  
  ,
  
  C!?lr--
  
  impose conditions upon To make incisions on the
  
  To To
  
  i»lri.
  
  ^
  
  J?^i,j
  
  —
  
  i
  
  a. 0. ^•
  
  0.
  
  tear off a. th. fail
  
  into a
  
  momen-
  
  Cb^i. a i.^1
  
  ji^Ljl Jl L-Ol ^'J-^
  
  street.
  
  point
  
  fi 'jlij
  
  je
  
  ;,.;^|
  
  _
  
  a spear at.
  
  To make chain- work with
  
  iron wire.
  
  conditions
  
  with.
  
  To
  
  stipulate a. th.
  
  To
  
  enter 1»3*^jj
  
  agreement with to lay a wager with
  
  into an bet,
  
  To
  
  set
  
  a. 0. -^
  
  apart (a flock)
  
  ~
  
  To
  
  J *
  
  Vj^
  
  j
  
  Js^tj
  
  (among Moslems),
  
  Equal: equivalent.
  
  To get ready for. To offer o.'s property for. To hasten, to despatch (a messenger).
  
  *
  
  establish (a law).
  
  Divine law.
  
  if
  
  for sale.
  
  door
  
  upon the
  
  To
  
  (of the
  
  To make mutual
  
  watering-place.
  
  — To point a spear. To be pointed (spear). ^'^-^ To make a. o. to ford, J 5 f,;^1j p^ to wade through (water). To trace (a I'oad). To .show A ^.'J-lj —
  
  To
  
  5
  
  tous affair.
  
  To begin (an atfair). To bring (a beast) to
  
  a
  
  Temple
  
  skin, to scai'ify a.
  
  (cattle).
  
  To open
  
  i_,
  
  Roughness, hardness.
  
  To ordain (a priest). To be seated upon house a road To open upon a (
  
  revile a. 0.
  
  in words.
  
  ^r
  
  ^.'Jij
  
  9Ai.\ ^^i,
  
  p^i,j
  
  —
  
  To apply To grant
  
  0.' self
  
  a. th.
  
  carefully to.
  
  under
  
  conditions to a. 0.
  
  A
  
  iJ
  
  ^JkL\
  
  To bo
  
  (r or
  
  *
  
  »
  
  ennobled, glorified.
  
  'y/i\
  
  ^^ij
  
  How-
  
  tribe has lost her
  
  best men.
  
  To To
  
  stand erect.
  
  SjiXUSi oj^il.
  
  Nobility, dignity.
  
  ^
  
  Ji'Jili.Lx
  
  Sj^--
  
  Xillri-j
  
  High rank, honour. ment
  
  Sjt. ^ K>Jk
  
  :ci\^i -^j c-^i'^^ -r "^Ir'^J
  
  ~
  
  man.
  
  Regard shown,
  
  Visit.
  
  -if-
  
  «-«i-rij'
  
  Illustrating himself.
  
  '^j}^
  
  ti,^
  
  >jj,l>i.j i-Jjlri'j >-»v^J
  
  "~ ?r
  
  Whie-jars.
  
  Jj,>j4
  
  ^
  
  Noble, illustrious.^i^lj
  
  ^ >-^i_ri Moham-
  
  'iS;^^
  
  Excellent. -^ Descendant of
  
  mad.
  
  ^
  
  ^i^.rrJ *^-r=-
  
  Deck of
  
  roof.
  
  a ship. Brave. Fine
  
  Xr'-J
  
  flax.
  
  Moslem law. Code.
  
  Way
  
  to water. (river).
  
  Lawgiver. Near. Road, way. -^ Street. House opening *fj,U/
  
  ^ ~
  
  9j^'}^
  
  jlij
  
  fi^^'i-
  
  c^!
  
  into a road.
  
  Inclining to setting (stars).
  
  c)> •rJ,\
  
  Sharp
  
  (nose).
  
  f-.r-'
  
  Legal, lawful. Sail of ships.
  
  Bow
  
  ''-b
  
  9'j-'-
  
  sti'ing.
  
  More
  
  illustrious,
  
  ^
  
  tj^n-
  
  Embittled, indented jj^i ^ (building). High, lofty.
  
  Master of ceremonies.
  
  -ij^i,
  
  ^— -fy-
  
  .J^i oVi
  
  Prominence, eminence.oj li.« ,- iJlr-^ Dungeon. Elevated places. J^j VI jj \.±./' Sword from Yemen. *J 'J^ij, Inferior in dignity. Plebeian,
  
  (the ear).
  
  pluck (fruit),
  
  i
  
  sip
  
  leave the (
  
  become yellow
  
  (date).
  
  no my.
  
  Way
  
  to
  
  ^jCs.^
  
  rr
  
  *-^ir^J *^Ioi-*J f-lr-^
  
  water. Thoroughfare. Square, market-place.
  
  f.^^
  
  cijlr-'
  
  To surpass
  
  fi>
  
  -»
  
  a. o. in
  
  —
  
  iSj--.^ -K-
  
  A
  
  embattle, (a wall).
  
  iJ^--j
  
  —
  
  To be noble, illustrious. 7i\'_/i, o Sjk. To be raised in dignity. Ci^i — To be over, above. To jj> Ci^^ a (J_/i< command over. To ennoble a. o. To show jf
  
  regard, honour to
  
  To ascend on a
  
  j^
  
  a. 0.
  
  A tJ^^j
  
  «-9jt^j
  
  ~
  
  height.
  
  To overlook fis,
  
  5 (iji. o
  
  glory, rank.
  
  — To
  
  To plaster (a wall). -^To game half-dead (hunter). To shine .sun, face). To j^y enter upon the time of sunrise. To to dry).
  
  ~
  
  X'JdJ
  
  i-.A'j i-lry "S-
  
  bright complexion. the sun
  
  ^Ovi^l
  
  Small frog.
  
  To rise (sun). <3/Jij iXj-. o J>1 To show ripening dates (palm-tree). To be bloodshot (eye). Cj^ a 3^^ To have the ear slit (ewe). To be choked by (.spittle, tears). ^ — To be choked. To go to the East. To have a 0«r>"-' (flesh in
  
  '^J'Sir^'J
  
  of the Deutero-
  
  ^^
  
  (broth).
  
  To spread
  
  sfJS*'
  
  Legislator.
  
  G^t, o J>1
  
  To
  
  <>•
  
  XViJL
  
  (lance).
  
  Long-necked (camel).
  
  Book ^i\L^^i
  
  "
  
  ear.
  
  slit
  
  Bi'avery, courage.
  
  Long
  
  nobler.
  
  To To
  
  f.>>j 9,^_
  
  ^Cji
  
  Pointed (spears).
  
  (she-camel).
  
  Long
  
  Awning,
  
  The Jordan
  
  (of a wall), merlon.
  
  Choice heads of a flock. JviJI xj^tA, The nose and ears of oU_jVI J13-i,1
  
  Old
  
  f.i;^>j
  
  \^ J
  
  string.
  
  rise above, to Overtop.
  
  Embattle-
  
  men a>|j "^j^ j\ ^y„ are equal in this matter.
  
  ^^7
  
  All
  
  honoured, regarded.
  
  Thw
  
  )
  
  To be
  
  u ti^lj *
  
  (a
  
  ijj>'i.
  
  place).
  
  To vie in gloi'y with To be high, lofty. To be at the point
  
  a. 0.
  
  y
  
  ^jjCi
  
  S^\ o>lil Jt Jlr"-'
  
  of death.
  
  To compassionate
  
  a. 0.
  
  o^
  
  Jc
  
  —
  
  Cret aggregate
  
  t" (a newspaper).
  
  Sunrise, the rising sun.
  
  The East. Levant.
  
  (words).
  
  Light streaming through
  
  Participation, partnership.
  
  a chink.
  
  Duality of gods. Polytheism. Portion,
  
  Partner.
  
  lot.
  
  We desired
  
  to share
  
  with you. Of a bad
  
  Sun. Choking the throat.
  
  if
  
  J CJpj
  
  ^^^6=.
  
  opp. to ^C>
  
  (
  
  •^ East wind. Ha\ing the ear
  
  T
  
  i)^i
  
  )
  
  Eastern, oriental, easterly.
  
  The
  
  standai'd, deficient (coin).
  
  Net, snare.
  
  Track
  
  ^\'^b
  
  i!>-- ir
  
  (ewe).
  
  Sunny place
  
  "j \yi a
  
  Small wood for lighting Jl>llj
  
  Sunrise. j/Jz. Desiccation of meat in the sun. jj^As Plaster. j/jQ,
  
  (slap).
  
  Homonymy.
  
  Rising and shinmg
  
  Subscription.
  
  Partner. Share- i)i_^1j 'Q=>i ^ Aiy^ holder. Accomplice. Companion. Polytheist, dualist.
  
  Partner. Bondholder. Partner. Speaking to himself (man). -^ Subscriber.
  
  (way, money). nymous (word).
  
  i!j
  
  Eastern side of a mountain.
  
  s
  
  j
  
  in.
  
  ( opp. to ^Jji Eastern countries.
  
  J^lr^
  
  ji^7
  
  *)
  
  u
  
  ^
  
  iJ
  
  ^ J^/^
  
  lL:
  
  Whitlow-grass. 'X-r^ ^irf "^ Roasted. Dyed red. WhiteJlA^ washed with plaster.
  
  •<>•
  
  Gi'een
  
  J'S^y-j-j JljS^rt-j J^'lr^ -^
  
  wood-pecker.
  
  To
  
  sparkle Spark.
  
  (fire). Ja,3l
  
  To have the
  
  —
  
  strings
  
  To a ^.ri-
  
  ^
  
  ii^
  
  1
  
  -«
  
  of the shoes broken. s
  
  iljUj,^^
  
  j
  
  C«^
  
  Xji^ri^
  
  -^
  
  wealth. tip of the
  
  jj^Q-
  
  place.
  
  -fi-
  
  of his
  
  Jj
  
  )
  
  Sunny Jj^^j JOi-^j U'^i-h iJOtL^
  
  Entangled, intricate. J^lr'^ -^ To split, to rend a. th. C-'Ji, i j,^ To cut off the tip of the nose. -^ To injure (eaitheuware).
  
  He gave him a part
  
  j'^ ^ j^\
  
  East.
  
  \i^
  
  i}^U
  
  Homo-
  
  entangle,
  
  ^ JjU.
  
  *Jj,U.
  
  (sun, star).
  
  'SJ^i ^.A-^
  
  Common
  
  S^ -^
  
  fire.
  
  Musical tune.
  
  nose cut
  
  Pain in
  
  Nile.
  
  Straps of sandals. iJ^lj Swift (walk). Repeated
  
  To have the
  
  in
  
  Violent cough.
  
  Land not watered by the
  
  Confratei'nity.
  
  To embroil, to To trip a. o. To be involved
  
  -^
  
  slit
  
  the eyes caused by smoke.
  
  Partnership, society.
  
  •^
  
  ri.sing sun.
  
  winter.
  
  ^'J
  
  of a road.
  
  Partnership.
  
  f] :
  
  To attribute an equal to God i!%^' To be a polytheist. To be in partnership. i'j^lj i)jVlj To be aggregated in a J i}'^[ (society). -^ To become a subscriber To be homonymous
  
  )
  
  To shine upon (a place sun), a j^l To saturate (cloth with dye). To torment a. o. s — To bask in the sun. To split (bow). To be bathed in tears.
  
  a. o. in.
  
  '
  
  To
  
  off.
  
  .J
  
  become the partner of
  
  ^.
  
  a. o.
  
  put leather thongs
  
  i
  
  >)
  
  rU>il^^
  
  I
  
  To
  
  escape (game).
  
  -s^ith
  
  a wound
  
  to sandals.
  
  ^^i,
  
  notched (pot).
  
  To make settlements of money in various places.
  
  -<>• ,
  
  To split, to tear off a. To be split. To be
  
  th.
  
  v^lr^b
  
  A —
  
  y^
  
  iJC»
  
  ii^
  
  j
  
  To |
  
  enter into partnership
  
  with, to
  
  share
  
  with
  
  a. o.
  
  j
  
  s in.
  
  iJ^I
  
  To
  
  Itching. Eruption of pimples
  
  The
  
  refuse or choice of a
  
  flock.
  
  Side, country.
  
  Alike, similar. his
  
  _rL
  
  j,
  
  X?^ ^
  
  Fiery (horse). Manner, way. Nature.
  
  He has not
  
  ^ —
  
  '\'JiS
  
  Affected with itching, with jj_^ eruption.
  
  j^
  
  Duster.
  
  <2_r^
  
  To be cracked
  
  iJj.A' lilie.
  
  <Jjir^
  
  Arteiy.
  
  iJ
  
  '^
  
  ^ oC>l jU, e\'_y^ ^
  
  Cn-jJ^i-
  
  Pui'chaser, customer.
  
  P/. Heretics, shismatics.
  
  v^
  
  To emaciate (a horse). To expect a share in.
  
  ^ji.
  
  s it
  
  Opportunity.
  
  ^jilJ iij-c<
  
  vJ>>i^
  
  ^ VJ-^
  
  ^Jr^-
  
  diy. ti'ee-
  
  VJ-^-
  
  T
  
  •t'LJ^'"
  
  bi'anch.
  
  look at askance.
  
  To To
  
  C^.! a o_p^. '
  
  a ^iJ^
  
  cut the superfluous
  
  -tt-
  
  ^^ -ft-
  
  Long and superfluous leaves. jVJ^ To curtail, to cut off a. th. a> j3^ ^ To spin its cocoon silk-worm). Slough of snake. Co- j^\'jL ^ "^'Jk. •<>•
  
  coon of silk-worm. To be greedy, ^\ j|
  
  ^
  
  G._;^ a
  
  o^
  
  -S-
  
  gluttonous.
  
  Greediness, gluttony.
  
  <*ll/4,j o>i,
  
  Glutton, greedy.
  
  ^J^ J^^^ _,^ ^ iSj^j-'-i
  
  White honey. Full trousers.
  
  ^
  
  i^ilni,
  
  Ju^ri-j Jjlri-
  
  b
  
  .
  
  t^Ss-J
  
  'l!>5-
  
  i
  
  purchase. To sell a. th. To laugh, to scofl' at a. o. To speak in Ijehalf of a. o To devote o.'self to. To dry a. th. in the sun. To flash time v^lri^lj 6'J^. ,
  
  (ilrJ-
  
  5
  
  > -^
  
  —
  
  a ^_r5.
  
  after time (lightning).
  
  Mai'k, sigu.
  
  To
  
  (rock).
  
  a rock.
  
  leaves of seed-produce.
  
  To
  
  slender (animal).
  
  Unwi-ought
  
  To
  
  in
  
  (
  
  Purchaser. To prime seed-produce. Superfluous leaves. To be bai'ren. 5 jl Barren. Barrenness. Sjlj-iTo be "^ Cjj4j C j^ oj-ij rugged, hard ( place). To be lean,
  
  thin,
  
  Crack
  
  -ft-
  
  Jupiter (planet).
  
  Rough,
  
  Abyss. Bottom of the j^/^X sea. Sea-gulf. •< Breach. Having the tip j,'^ ^ '\^'J.-. ^ ^^1 of the nose cut off. To tear a. th. to rags. ^ Jxi^t, -^ Prostitute, whore. Ja-^i^i, ^ "i^yji. •>
  
  v3>-=-' a. o.
  
  J\j i ijj4,
  
  i
  
  jj-r.
  
  twi.st (a rope)
  
  /b jj-siJ-
  
  in the wrong way. To be angry. To get ready for (battle). To look angrily at o. another.
  
  in the wi'ong
  
  To be angered (man). ^^ a i^yi To run fast (horse). To be affected with eruption
  
  strike a. o. with (a spear).
  
  Trial, difficulty.
  
  -«
  
  i
  
  s
  
  — To
  
  o
  
  —
  
  Rope twisted way.
  
  Redness in the eye. ojjLj jj^ Askance (look:. Bloodshot 'l^j,-, ^ j>l1 with anger (eye).
  
  To be jolly, lively. To be hard. To ri.se for. To be painful to a. To fell a. o.
  
  C>i, a oji^
  
  ^
  
  cj-i^
  
  J o. (th.)
  
  jc s
  
  — — —
  
  j A'^i^i
  
  Uj\U jjCi
  
  or a purchase with a. o. To fill up a tank. To shake
  
  the bridle.
  
  J-
  
  (skin).
  
  conclude a sale
  
  To
  
  incline
  
  fi>
  
  j'^k^
  
  an object.
  
  To set (people) at variance. jkj — To be scattered, dispersed. jlr^ To be impetuous in j j'^tXi[ walk (horse). To apply o.'self to a business (man).
  
  To be
  
  serious and difficult
  
  ^s'y--^\
  
  (affair).
  
  To be
  
  disturbed, agitated
  
  Colocynth Purchase,
  
  "^jjS-'-l
  
  {plarit).
  
  <—i^^
  
  ?r
  
  ^'j^J
  
  '^.A'
  
  petty trade.
  
  Purchase.
  
  Sjlri-
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  (ro^)
  
  iLi
  
  Small bone.
  
  Butcher.
  
  To leap (man). To gore (bull). To stitch (clothes). To spear a. o. To become still fixed,
  
  Side, flank.
  
  A — To
  
  — \j^^ — i_j
  
  (look
  
  5
  
  Snare for wild beasts, ^al^i ^
  
  look fixedly \^Ja^ o \^£ -^ (dying man). To rise (cloud). To legs
  
  its
  
  skin
  
  (
  
  water).
  
  L^
  
  To ba stiff (corpse). To render (the eyes)
  
  with
  
  filled
  
  a.
  
  fixedly
  
  ^a£j JaL]
  
  ^i,
  
  i
  
  *
  
  Cr-^
  
  ?r
  
  Cli. o
  
  C_ji«i,j
  
  a
  
  »_.l.i-j
  
  w^-~i.
  
  -tt-
  
  dry, lean.
  
  Dry, thin. To be remote
  
  ^
  
  (house).
  
  *
  
  To garnish
  
  ;tli,1j
  
  flSj
  
  sandals with thongs.
  
  Remoteness, great distance.
  
  9._y-^
  
  Border, edge. Sandal^\lL\ ^ ^lij thong. Having small flocks. Extre-
  
  mity of a
  
  fl>
  
  field.
  
  Remote.
  
  open.
  
  j-ki
  
  Misfortune. hi-
  
  ij'\y^j oV^joCi flated and stiff.
  
  To be
  
  u^
  
  ^r-ih-^J ur^-i-'j u-ll.i'
  
  hard ground.
  
  To be
  
  t'J.alL
  
  To
  
  oj^
  
  soil.
  
  oj^-j oiri'
  
  be dry.
  
  Very
  
  i
  
  a dying man). Young one of the gazelle. jLii-l ^^aL Young one of the ^a'yLj j^^ gazelle already gro"wn up. f^f
  
  raise
  
  oj-^j o1>^
  
  Fatigue. Hardship. Hard
  
  l^r<3^
  
  far
  
  ff
  
  *i-^^
  
  -^
  
  To be
  
  A
  
  Ds'jki-j
  
  Cki
  
  o
  
  i
  
  1«i-'
  
  -ft-
  
  away.
  
  To j Jic 'Jaxilj 'iii,b ^ii ^ '^^ wrong a. o. in a. th. To overrate J 'idilj *lai,1j (Jah£ —
  
  ^\lSj ^jL
  
  dry, thin.
  
  jj'^
  
  piece of dry bread.
  
  Dry, dried up, lean. Dry. di'ied up. Seed used as collyrium. Water-closet, pri-sj.
  
  ;ts X:l^ °
  
  Sample.
  
  To yield little C?Lii- j (^jLit,' l^sz. -^ (the price of goods). milk (female). To suffer. To be hard To vie with a. o. in overrating, s \iL (life). To bite o.'s lips. 4- To follow (the bank) of i:L£ ^c s IjolL \j — a river. To run on a sand-bank To repel a. o. from. I do not know where Jj'i\ (" ^i, (ship). he is gone to. To penetrate into (the desert), j — Margin of a river. o\1ai-j jgj^.:! ^ 'Iz^ Fishing-hook. u^j^^' rr 'o'^i Ij^-^ er'^iai- ^ l/iZ; Side or half ig^^ ^ oUaiJ c^ "h^ Sharp thief. Having little ^lii.j^.Ai r- t/'j-^ of a camel's hump. milk (female). Unfruitful year. Distance, remoi»Uai-,) "^^Lj isYear of drought. Dearth. Bad 'UsLiii teness. i
  
  ci'l
  
  Exceeding, redundant. Extravagant lie. Excess.
  
  No more nor Of a
  
  fine statui'e.
  
  itTu-
  
  is
  
  a great
  
  difference
  
  To walk on bank
  
  ^
  
  i,^^j
  
  Tall stature.
  
  There
  
  I
  
  iaki, Vj J^Jj V
  
  less.
  
  l»ijai^j
  
  'I»li<
  
  i»lki,
  
  Jjiki
  
  ^i+^ij
  
  between those two. the
  
  V-Jia-lj
  
  \ki a
  
  *Ui£
  
  -i^
  
  of a river.
  
  To be able to bear a burden). t_j — To spro'tt forth (tree). 'vkilj — To branch off (river). Ci-iii3 iLir (
  
  saddle-beast.
  
  JakiT
  
  found him busy.
  
  «U3l.ii- Js- iLiJ
  
  To be Coi-
  
  a w-Aij b>iai- o hard, painful (life).
  
  To
  
  sca'd, to skin
  
  s Ciai-
  
  >-.
  
  o
  
  o
  
  ' .. ..
  
  -{}
  
  w-^
  
  (a beast).
  
  A w.ii.1 To render ( life) painful. Barrenness. Hardness. ^[^] ^ v--^ ,_j;-^-'j — Lot, portion. Luck. Evil fortune, cares.
  
  ^iXlaL ^ Barrenness. Bottom of a well.
  
  Hard, painful
  
  (life).
  
  J^ He has
  
  C
  
  many "daughters Ij^ki.
  
  as
  
  re Y)
  
  Half-full (vessel).
  
  t^^i-
  
  Bank, of a
  
  o^i*^
  
  >•
  
  j^^
  
  Having a teat longer than
  
  Deceitful, swindler.
  
  jvLi'
  
  Mischievous. Ill-treating •^ Sharp, cunning.
  
  The prodigal
  
  iiis
  
  Bank
  
  cancel
  
  (
  
  rivei',
  
  pieces.
  
  Game of chess. To make jajvi J Cki
  
  'jai
  
  —
  
  .\l»Ci oLki^j 'J=>\\1,^ '>-^T ^»'
  
  j,^^'"
  
  ^a
  
  r-o^ '^ o ,.,-ki -«
  
  * -
  
  incisions on (the
  
  cross-out
  
  To znake cuts on To flow (water).
  
  jk^ \'jj:>\i./'
  
  ^
  
  'ikij
  
  a sentence).
  
  To
  
  skin).
  
  'c(\\
  
  fjtfit,
  
  two
  
  of a
  
  ^
  
  sea-shore.
  
  people.
  
  (plant).
  
  articles
  
  (
  
  o.'s skin. >^laii\j
  
  —
  
  Of a fine stature. M>^' Tender and green (bough). Gi-een bough. Sword. ^ "u f' Of a beautful size (girl). ~^'u-.. j
  
  —
  
  ^W ^ :daij tkt,j
  
  Sti'eak,
  
  tii'
  
  ridge of a blade.
  
  a journey. Strife.
  
  -Cli^j
  
  Dissenter.
  
  Woman
  
  ^..kr.'
  
  cutting out
  
  ^\'jL ^
  
  *1%U.
  
  leather in strips.
  
  cr>'5air
  
  To depart, to go off. 'i'u-' o To wash, to rince. To chap
  
  wikiT
  
  ^
  
  Quilting-needle.
  
  ,_
  
  ^LX
  
  -^
  
  Ridged (sword). Covered with
  
  ^.l.^,*
  
  wood.
  
  \\,
  
  ..
  
  scars (man). Striped (cloth). Quilted
  
  Sharp pointed piece of wood. Missing the aim (ai'row). Protracted journey. To oppose a. o.
  
  ^ijCi,
  
  ^^jiuC wl »
  
  (blanket).
  
  r;!'!,-.. -<>-
  
  tXi£ o
  
  To enter into the earth. To be far from. To bind, to hold a. th. with
  
  jki-'
  
  j ..c
  
  ^
  
  fi>
  
  -«-
  
  i
  
  To run away.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  divide a. th.
  
  A JLlj
  
  To be squint-eyed
  
  I'emove a. o. or a. th.
  
  A
  
  jl
  
  y j>ki.1
  
  Dlkil
  
  ^ ^k£
  
  Distant (journey). Deep (well).
  
  c^^L
  
  Wicked, mischievous.
  
  jy\i'
  
  Rope.
  
  be wicked, rebel-
  
  To
  
  ,^'i3j JialS ih be noisy, troublesome.
  
  Wickedness, mischief. Sijali! The devil. Seducer o^i^ ^ o^lali (man). Wicked. -^ Noisy, troublesome.
  
  To be stiff (corpse). To skin and cut up
  
  t^£. s
  
  a.
  
  y£.
  
  ^
  
  i^lZJ Ja£
  
  (a beast).
  
  To be smashed. To branch off
  
  < Sphnter
  
  LAj
  
  -^
  
  J»^jl
  
  of (bone, wood). jlAjiTj i'u-'
  
  GJai a ^Jai
  
  ^
  
  rovei
  
  — into halves. — To have a teat longer — the others (ewe).
  
  a rope.
  
  lious. <>
  
  V1»U.
  
  To be absent. CJxi' To deflect from. To cut a. th. lengthwise. To
  
  ^ ^tli
  
  Jh[h\
  
  Contiguous, near. Their houses are contiguous to ours.
  
  To
  
  g
  
  »ykj^
  
  'iLil
  
  ^ To make
  
  son.
  
  Divided, torn in
  
  river.
  
  Offshoot.
  
  another (ewe) : a skirt longer thun the other (garment). Stranger, remote. -l^iai.' ^ -ni».i Deceit, cunning. -^ Sharpness Zj\ixC
  
  To
  
  each on
  
  a. o.
  
  the opposite bank of a river.
  
  as sons.
  
  Betony
  
  jlal
  
  To walk with
  
  iSvjl
  
  (
  
  man
  
  ,
  
  i;;4a£
  
  than
  
  o
  
  JJ,
  
  -a-
  
  Ij^iti'
  
  —
  
  ilr-«J
  
  ^''
  
  j
  
  ).
  
  ^
  
  To withH^lkij Sjjiti'j Ij^iai'' draw from. To be shrewd, artful. s3ilai.' o ^3*^ <• To be clever, skilful. To divide a. th. with a. o. s Jaii. fi,
  
  to in halves).
  
  >
  
  To swindle, to deceit. To show cleverness.
  
  Half.
  
  Hemistich
  
  ^^u-'.1j j^^ki,'
  
  _^Cs3
  
  ^
  
  ^'u-' _
  
  of a verse. Side, part.
  
  He went towards him. i^J*^ _>^ Fortune has two faces. o\'Jia£ j»ji\ He has S^ltil jl jij^iti 3*-^' v^ experienced the two faces of fortune, i. e. good and evil.
  
  .
  
  .
  
  A) forth
  
  awns
  
  (
  
  spike
  
  ).
  
  To run
  
  c
  
  To be hard
  
  to seed
  
  Cki
  
  o 'Jii
  
  ^
  
  S 'Jai 1j
  
  iiki j
  
  —
  
  to a. o.^" 5
  
  ]
  
  (atfair).
  
  (corn).
  
  To
  
  J
  
  dart on (a flock wolf). Scattered, shattered. :
  
  i
  
  'fj^l
  
  Spider's web.
  
  Rays
  
  of
  
  light
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  Remainder
  
  JLi
  
  pULij
  
  f^j
  
  *"4''
  
  f
  
  ^^*^J
  
  of a celebrated thief. Hooked staff inserted in
  
  ^.[^J.
  
  Wood
  
  A -
  
  little
  
  dense (shade). Vine-shoot To separate (people
  
  a
  
  Sack
  
  Jjlkil
  
  repair and to impair
  
  jl
  
  i_jl!»i. Hardship, bad circumstances. Distance, remoteness. Spl inter of wood. Aukle. Piece of dry
  
  w
  
  To appear (thing). To collect and to scatter. To
  
  ^—
  
  a. th.
  
  To send a messenger to. Ck£ To have parted horns,
  
  J) S
  
  a
  
  —
  
  (life).
  
  Rugged
  
  Ji-ki.'
  
  Ctvkil bjlW
  
  •-iJiij >JUai..
  
  ,-
  
  jUxi wijii-
  
  uki ^ wi^ ^kiC
  
  Harsh (man).
  
  (soil).
  
  Withering from want of water
  
  To part for ever from, ^e- ^iilj ^i£ He departed ,_J^*jlj ^lilj iiij 'c^^s^iz.
  
  (tree).
  
  Speaking at random.
  
  life.
  
  >i.-«-
  
  ^^iljlj wii5 To branch off, to fork (tree). To be arranged (affair). To become separated from.^p ^^^'jlj— Collection. Nation tribe. i_ijii-' ^ ^^ii^
  
  Big and
  
  Remotenes.s. Similar, a Coral-reef.
  
  They congregated
  
  after
  
  :y
  
  To wound
  
  separation. alike.
  
  oCJuJ^ ^i*
  
  Path in a mountain. ^lli, ^ v-"^ Numerous tribe. Underground water-
  
  [
  
  i
  
  i
  
  a. 0.
  
  on the elbow
  
  ^ Jai,'»
  
  :s
  
  or knee-bone. be shattered. To be broken ^^^ into splinters (wood). To disperse
  
  To
  
  (people).
  
  course.
  
  j
  
  ^^^
  
  Space between the shoulders. of a tree.
  
  camel
  
  (people).
  
  ^^\
  
  _j.i^^
  
  tall (horse,
  
  To be .split (wood). Jki a 'J?S. ^ tZ^ To be stiffened (corpse). j^kij ^^ To divide, to scatter
  
  :
  
  'J^^i
  
  ^^'
  
  ^r*^
  
  -r
  
  i
  
  Thin bone of the knees and
  
  0^
  
  Shank-bone.
  
  chife.
  
  To be spilt (blood, water). To send (horsemen) against
  
  branches. two between Stream of water in the sand. Chink. Portion. -^ Branch of a firm, a Bronportion of goods.
  
  Prong of a spit. Eighth arabian month.
  
  Jv;jl
  
  ^
  
  i^iDl
  
  *l«ij
  
  'ip^i Splinter of wood." Bow. To disperse (people).uij v*li£
  
  Ji^z.
  
  (the enemy). To make haste.
  
  ^^^
  
  To spread
  
  ^ii
  
  Ji£
  
  elbows. Followers.
  
  Space
  
  Death.
  
  ^
  
  bread. Painful
  
  v_--i^
  
  shoulders.
  
  A
  
  —
  
  J^
  
  To shine (stars). To mix (a beverage).
  
  <•
  
  They are both
  
  dai.'l ^r
  
  on all sides. ^ To be hard, difficult uki' a (life). To lead a life of hardship. To penetrate between the skin and the flesh (arrow). To get coarse (hand). ^ikij — :*sLki. To wither (tree).
  
  Corn-husk.
  
  Twig
  
  split.
  
  They dispersed Oilki
  
  unsettled.
  
  this
  
  'Jii
  
  J^lki,
  
  fastened.
  
  They dispersed away
  
  fi'ora
  
  ^
  
  \
  
  ^
  
  the loop of a sack.
  
  His mind became
  
  Light,
  
  of the day. iiUii,
  
  Name
  
  ~"
  
  beanas of the sun.
  
  Shattering. Light shadow. Milk diluted in water. ^ Monstrance.
  
  scatter, to
  
  disperse (people).
  
  jILi,
  
  its
  
  rays (sun).
  
  ?r
  
  i
  
  *c^
  
  ^
  
  'jS.
  
  -
  
  Js- 5 ^
  
  (L*i.j
  
  ^
  
  \»z.
  
  To send
  
  —
  
  'fh
  
  (
  
  re\
  
  jUij j,y^j
  
  Hair of the head, of the
  
  ji^JLi,*
  
  Wig.
  
  s^Ct. ^'m£ -^j
  
  His half begin to become hoary.
  
  Knowledge. Feeling.
  
  >t
  
  <>
  
  jUiLi y.£
  
  sj^l
  
  i^l3
  
  that
  
  jUi,t
  
  knew. poem.
  
  I
  
  ^^
  
  _^ >^^
  
  _^
  
  oC_,ii^
  
  ^
  
  *lv«^
  
  ^Balance for light weighs. t:;j__^|jlolln;^ Dnese and tangled trees. Vege- jU;' tation. Arbour.
  
  Under-garment.
  
  o'jmL'\j J^il ^ jV«4. Distinctive sign. Coat of arms. Ci'y
  
  of war. Horse-cloth.
  
  Rites of piigi'iraage.
  
  Knowledge. Barley. Fellow, companion. grain (weight).
  
  ^^J^
  
  Name
  
  man
  
  of a covetous
  
  shoulders.
  
  OUcViJI
  
  Path, way.
  
  To
  
  practice sleight of
  
  hand
  
  Juggler.
  
  To be
  
  disordered
  
  -«-
  
  (^ii a
  
  (affair).
  
  To be
  
  dishevelled c-H^j ,VjX£j
  
  (i^
  
  —
  
  (hair).
  
  To To
  
  scatter, to disperse a. th.
  
  fi>
  
  curtail a poetical f^ot of one
  
  ^i£ cJ^
  
  syllable.
  
  To defend a. o. To extract, to draw out h'om. To branch off. To be disordered
  
  t
  
  —
  
  ^^
  
  —
  
  .
  
  .ill'
  
  (hair).
  
  Intelligence.
  
  A
  
  horns
  
  in the
  
  (buck).
  
  Drill, perforater. i^^-r-
  
  Fine poeti-y. ^U, Siriui. Procijon (stars). Time tS'J^ of intense heat. Dog-days. Grate, lattice.
  
  Wide
  
  The two
  
  Perception. Poetry, verse.
  
  •^
  
  J*-
  
  skin.
  
  body.
  
  Willow-tree.
  
  Would
  
  )
  
  Haversack. Old water-
  
  Not curried
  
  (horses).
  
  c,'m£
  
  olji«i^
  
  Dishevelled (hair)
  
  INIeasure of length.
  
  Shortened (poetical < Cracked (vessel).
  
  Silver or brass button.
  
  Rite of pilgrimage.
  
  oCiiiij foot).
  
  Seller of barley.
  
  To remaik,
  
  •^ Vermicelli.
  
  to
  
  perceive a. th.
  
  Hairy. Covered with plants JLi,' ^ A'J^ (earth). Hard, rough. Kind of plmn. Fur. Camel's fly. Bustle, thi-ong. Great calamity. '\'J^ ~C^ li
  
  To make verses. n To be awake. To line boots with
  
  Poet.
  
  To
  
  '\'jid,
  
  Distinguished poet.
  
  ^
  
  jtii.
  
  jU/2
  
  — To
  
  More cognizant of poetry than. ^>i^^'l Having some knowledge of yii^
  
  of the five senses
  
  (sight, hearing).
  
  _^,LL«
  
  j.j^ii-'
  
  ^pIIa/J ^r
  
  j'*^'
  
  Bower.
  
  Garnished with hair. j[>i-=-» if- Cracked (vessel). Crack-brained. To be altered by fire i^a.'..£ a JaiiT <> (clothes). To burn with rage. To busy the mind s uLi^ a s-iki. ^ (affection).
  
  '"i
  
  —
  
  be hairy. vie in poetry with.
  
  To undertake a. th. To take a distinctive mark, a password.
  
  poetry.
  
  Petty poet, rhymer. Pretending to be a poet.
  
  One
  
  i-b
  
  hair.
  
  To To
  
  inform, to
  
  warn
  
  a.
  
  with an undergarment. Cares have overtaken cloth a.
  
  0.
  
  him.
  
  To pretend to be a poet To put on an undergarment.
  
  To
  
  be terror-stricken.
  
  jVVil
  
  ^
  
  (
  
  wn
  
  jUlSl
  
  A -
  
  rA-
  
  C
  
  To watch
  
  Ui.'
  
  i
  
  in a hostile country, Plucked, scattered (hair).
  
  Ptemoved. Seat-
  
  ,^l>i, ,;
  
  -f5-
  
  burning love.
  
  Upper part of a camel's hump. Light rain.
  fc^\fl
  Summit,
  
  ^U,
  
  ;
  
  o^^jcwj w<*. r
  
  i..9Vj>.ij^
  
  top.
  
  .*
  
  Lock of
  
  •caa.^
  
  7^
  
  hair.
  
  Insanity, madness.
  
  Juggle., conjurer.
  
  sS^ii!
  
  '^'y^i i,.!'
  
  To
  
  turn a sword in the wound. To groan (canael). To shake the bit (rider). To hurry in. ,
  
  -«-
  
  'sT^nL
  
  Juggler's trick, legerdemain.
  
  Cii. a w-*i.j
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  ^iii^
  
  ^
  
  i_j
  
  "S-
  
  ji
  
  a
  
  .^
  
  5
  
  ^tCi
  
  \j^
  
  —
  
  leg (dog).
  
  \'_^i£
  
  a
  
  v^^l j
  
  *Wty.
  
  j^
  
  %'J.\JiS
  
  J\z.
  
  To intermarry.
  
  To
  
  _^] —
  
  to. is.
  
  _,iii,l_)
  
  To persevere in (an evil affaiiTo be entangled (business). To become large (number). To go far into the desert. dispersed in
  
  j*i _H*^J
  
  ^ »
  
  or forelock of
  
  tail
  
  a horse. Fiery, ardent man.
  
  j'^*
  
  jii,'
  
  '%S.
  
  ji^
  
  J -
  
  j^' ^
  
  jiiJj
  
  Strainer. J^tVl^j firebrand.
  
  J^^
  
  ?r
  
  jfCi>
  
  ;L».:J"
  
  Jl^-^j Jii^
  
  ^
  
  d/Llij J/LLJ
  
  C^Ju-
  
  5 ^yU.1
  
  a
  
  —
  
  J*iji
  
  j^ ^ ^z.
  
  -U-
  
  hail*.
  
  dishevelled (hair).
  
  oliil
  
  Scattered bits of herbage, dry
  
  Defenceless country, a Camel's
  
  iLLi
  
  j.iJj jtQ-
  
  Lamp,
  
  To be
  
  Xt
  
  ^
  
  Jii,1j Jc^'j v>,Ci the tail or forelock.
  
  spotted on Lighted wick.
  
  the
  
  jii
  
  ^
  
  To reconcile people. To catch a. 0. by
  
  all directions.
  
  jiS.
  
  plants.
  
  Disordered (hair).
  
  saddle.
  
  o^^
  
  Having dishevelled hair, o-^^' oVii-» <> Palms, boughs of ^j^S^ ^ :;•.;;:'
  
  Silex, flint.
  
  Wicked. Strong. Date-basket To behave insolently jc towards.
  
  —
  
  jii J»3
  
  Firebrand.
  
  Spreading everywhere (horsemen, locusts).
  
  (account).
  
  X ney
  
  (skin).
  
  Kindling.
  
  concert a. th.
  
  To walk in a crowd To perplex a, 0.
  
  or forelock
  
  To scatter (a flock). To send (troops) to a
  
  White-
  
  \j\^j
  
  tail,
  
  To spread everywhere (horse- Jiil men). To shed tears ( eye ). To leak
  
  Blaze on the
  
  ^S-
  
  5
  
  To be inflamed for. J jli To have [Jui Ij J-Jii, ^j %;i a j,i
  
  country.
  
  rescue of a stranger.
  
  compensation.
  
  -S-
  
  kindle, to stir (war).
  
  To blaze up (fire). To become hoary.
  
  To be remote.
  
  To marry by
  
  ^
  
  o>iL=.>
  
  jiilj jlij , >Ui' a
  
  To
  
  (horse).
  
  «_<*li-»j k_.ii-»j i^\Jii,j
  
  To expel from. To raise the hind To rush to the
  
  ifc
  
  fire).
  
  j —
  
  Mischief-maker. defenceless
  
  light
  
  (a
  
  a white spot on the
  
  Stir, tumult.
  
  left
  
  To
  
  jlii love.
  
  ^—
  
  w^
  
  Cii*
  
  _,)
  
  (country).
  
  Mad. Enslaved by
  
  ,
  
  To excite enmity between. jt To deviate from. Ci^ To seek to harm a. o.
  
  To ba
  
  .".
  
  '
  
  Lively affection
  
  tered.
  
  ^.^JiLj
  
  '
  
  ^— -l^
  
  To juggle away.
  
  TS
  
  U»
  
  <J
  
  '
  
  of.
  
  jl/\
  
  upon.
  
  Raid
  
  )
  
  To tar (a camel). To be enamoured
  
  Having the horns turned backwards. To be plucked (hair). I^ii, o To scatter (soldiers) for a raid,
  
  trees.
  
  Ijiil
  
  a
  
  _^ ^
  
  Palm-sunday. To have twisted horns (buck).
  
  cai^ltl .up
  
  >
  
  ^li
  
  4^
  
  (r-v
  
  To increase. To ba To emaciate a. o.
  
  ,Ui-
  
  -
  
  To wound
  
  another. (all
  
  the
  
  To
  
  to see to
  
  scrutinize,
  
  Jl-
  
  of.
  
  and transparent ij^ii^j lii-j Li£ stuff. Light I'ed veil. Increase. Loss. Transparent, translucent. ,Ji~iCj ^Ui, Bitter cold. Cold wind. Rain ^JLi, mixed with hail. Tliin
  
  Cold, culd wind.
  
  Remainder
  
  the
  
  j
  
  si.
  
  Oii a
  
  -i Li
  
  -a-
  
  a passionate ^jj^\
  
  feel
  
  -^j
  
  'iJ.
  
  Botto:ii of the heart.
  
  oUiTj ^ilij
  
  Pericardium. Passionate love. Pain in the side.
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  s
  
  occupy
  
  ..iii
  
  ,JU4jIj _iii!
  
  ^\l£j ^UiT Jii]j,^i£j '^i£ a Jii^ ^
  
  a. o. in.
  
  To distract a. To be ijusied
  
  o.
  
  from.
  
  ^
  
  o^
  
  jifi,
  
  \j
  
  ^
  
  ~
  
  jli~>j jiiC
  
  oUi^
  
  water
  
  of
  
  a. 0. in
  
  *
  
  v!>-
  
  luve for.
  
  through a. tli. To fathom a. th. the desire
  
  5
  
  heart.
  
  contents of a bowl).
  
  To endeavour
  
  feel
  
  needle.
  
  trip a. 0.
  
  Trip, catch with the leg.
  
  prefer a. th. to
  
  To drink up
  
  To
  
  Large
  
  To
  
  (cares, disease).
  
  To
  
  ^i.
  
  )
  
  ^
  
  To sow hatred between
  
  u£
  
  deficient.
  
  in a vessel.
  
  ii\l^
  
  To tremble, to .shudder. wiLli -^ To be mixed with. ^— — To blast (plants hoar-fi'ost). To dry up. To contract a. th. (heat, :
  
  fi,
  
  To
  
  give
  
  How To
  
  much work
  
  busy he
  
  is
  
  to.
  
  j jjj.^,
  
  iliil
  
  !
  
  be diverted from.
  
  To work, (man, machine).
  
  <>-
  
  He
  
  felt anxiou.s.
  
  G»
  
  J^lii
  
  ^s.
  
  Jiiit
  
  iill Jiri,!.
  
  cold).
  
  To wear a. o. out (cares). To sprinkle (a medicinal
  
  s
  
  -
  
  powder on a wound). Cold wind. Rain with hail Uncouipact (tissue). Trembling. Wicked. Bignes.s and prominence of the
  
  <>•
  
  < A job. Thrashing-floor. Heap of
  
  a-
  
  lips.
  
  "^ Big-lipped.
  
  To decrease To decrease
  
  jiijj
  
  (wealth).
  
  _^
  
  Sj\l£ a
  
  wealth).
  
  (
  
  To
  
  -H-
  
  decline __4^
  
  (sun).
  
  To be on
  
  thf^
  
  brink
  
  of.
  
  Place of growth of the eyelash.
  
  There
  
  is
  
  nobody
  
  u. *
  
  ' ' jUi-l
  
  '
  
  '
  
  ^ ji—J '
  
  —
  
  ' _,is.
  
  _^i.
  
  in the house.
  
  Border, edge, rim. Side of a oi^i^j
  
  ^
  
  Shoemaker's
  
  Scythe, hook,
  
  The
  
  Straitened (life). Camel's lip. To kick a. o.
  
  xUii
  
  jiiC
  
  Bu.sying the
  
  mind
  
  ;cJu, Jiiil JUri,l_
  
  (affair).
  
  J^^ J^Ci- a
  
  Main-sail.
  
  Active in work. Labourer.Jiiij J-^i^"^ Business. Je^i-' 5r ii^i^j *J_>ii.I
  
  > Working (machine). Jisi.^' Occupied (place). Bu,sy. Anxious J^ii.^ (man). To be unequal Cti a JiCj \^y^ oML ^
  
  Busy.
  
  (teeth).
  
  Broad
  
  knife.
  
  bill.
  
  side of the valley.
  
  Busied.
  
  Penal servitude. Occupation, employment.
  
  To counteract
  
  spear-head, edge of a swore knife.
  
  jiX ^
  
  wheat.
  
  ^j
  
  Sj_,ii
  
  Employment, business. -^ Work. Natural produce. Make. A work, an employment. cj^L ^ iiiii
  
  ;J,ii.
  
  ^/il^l -niii
  
  ^i^i _,5Vl;
  
  i [ji£
  
  \
  
  ^ JlL^ ji£ ^
  
  a. o.
  
  4_i
  
  Inequality of the teeth.
  
  Unequal (tooth). Having _^i.,' ^ 'CiXj unequal teeth.
  
  To
  
  be thin, uii-j *^^c^-> transparent (cloth).
  
  To be emaciated flu
  
  (body).
  
  ^i,l CLi
  
  ,\\i^ f-^j"
  
  M'Ui-
  
  S_jii<
  
  i
  
  T
  
  i.\^ ,fi,l t/-
  
  lii- -^
  
  (s^'—
  
  askance or side-ways,
  
  wondei
  
  in
  
  or acorn. Intelligent.
  
  Handsome
  
  •iU
  
  OjAt-J
  
  Keen-sighted.
  
  the
  
  ciliUi-
  
  o.
  
  on
  
  s
  
  tisc*? "^
  
  -r
  
  C^
  
  *iii
  
  r.
  
  -i^
  
  lips.
  
  To divert a. o. from. ^p To consume (a. o.'s property :
  
  A —
  
  :
  
  cX^ r
  
  *^-rJ
  
  ''^
  
  ^i-iC
  
  iilil
  
  (daughter of the ul)l
  
  c^j.
  
  J
  
  a
  
  J
  
  o.'s interces-
  
  sion on behalf
  
  his held in
  
  fj^zl
  
  s
  
  Big-lipped.
  
  "•/-'^
  
  face, in
  
  a. o.'s inter-
  
  immediate
  
  *isUJ»
  
  A^^\
  
  o!Aj Jl 5
  
  Pair, couple; one of a
  
  ^uil ^
  
  ,»iX
  
  pair.
  
  By
  
  by couples.
  
  CJ.i
  
  Coupling of two things. Right of pre-emption. Madness. Intercessor. Pre-emptor.
  
  iJi
  
  pairs,
  
  ^Cs,
  
  JijLi. J^s-
  
  ^'^
  
  rites. Follower of" this
  
  rite.
  
  Pro-
  
  XtUi
  
  tection.
  
  Filling
  
  two vessels
  
  in one milking^jli,
  
  (she-camel).
  
  presence.
  
  Impoverished by bounties.
  
  a^ilj-
  
  Freciuented (water-spring). Sought (dish). Kxhausted (wealth).
  
  To near its setting l^i£ o\x£. ^ (sun). To appear (new moon). Extremity, brink, .uil ^ 6l>«i^ ^ CiiC Remainder of life, light. Having parted lips. ^ill To cure a. o. from i «U4. Ji£ ^ (disea?e). To quench a. o.'s (thirst).
  
  ^
  
  To recovei' health. To set (sun). To be at the point
  
  —
  
  cession to.
  
  Interces.sion, mediation. i^liCiyi
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  double. <>• To grant to a. o. A the right of pre-emption (judge).
  
  Mohammedan
  
  Labiil (letter) Conference, intercourse.
  
  i
  
  ^^ JiiJ a
  
  of
  
  o^iJl
  
  ,^J.i
  
  i^ ,]^'l
  
  give (a medicine) to a. cool after anger.
  
  o.
  
  *tJ^
  
  i-estorc-d to
  
  health tiirough. with.
  
  Iuterces.sor, mediator.
  
  ^ .^
  
  To
  
  fi^
  
  ^j.
  
  J'^b
  
  ^
  
  s
  
  —
  
  ^Jij
  
  J^
  
  J^^\,
  
  '\i5j^
  
  ^ %J^
  
  Pre-emptor.
  
  ^Hi
  
  Successful intercessor.
  
  To pity a. o. jt J^i^'b ^"^ a jii, -STo be anxious ab^ut. u. j jli. To move a. o. to pity for. A — To weave (a fabric) badly. A J^i-b " To lessen a. th. To guard again-t a. o. ^« ^zS\ Evening twilight. Fear. Jul'l ^ jii ,
  
  Pity. Shore. Unsubstantial
  
  (tissue).
  
  Refuse. Compa.ssion., pity. Solicitude.
  
  Compassionate,
  
  death.
  
  To ba content
  
  ~
  
  of.
  
  Eye .seeing double. Founder of one of the four
  
  estimation.
  
  To be
  
  -Ji-
  
  intercede for a. o. to.
  
  — To welcome
  
  lips
  
  To To
  
  5
  
  join with another SjloiJb o5U Jt against.
  
  To ask
  
  Discreet or importune.
  
  Face to
  
  •--'
  
  To (a. o.'s pi'operty
  
  Lip. Edge, rim. «(iij
  
  He
  
  To To
  
  —
  
  family.
  
  :
  
  the right of
  
  o.
  
  To appear double to a. o. from weak sight (object).
  
  i
  
  To have many consumers (stores). *ii, To talk mo'ith s {a\iJ^j X^^ll* *iCcto mouth with. A> — To get near to.
  
  lit
  
  give to a.
  
  >
  
  baggars).
  
  To exhaust
  
  Word
  
  ;«iii
  
  ,jji£
  
  Turtle-dove. strike a.
  
  double (a number.)ib CJi a To repeat (a prayer). )
  
  pre-emption.
  
  inheritance.
  
  Looking askance.
  
  T
  
  To
  
  j^-i
  
  Expectation. Looking for an
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  Cr AT)
  
  ij-' a. 0.
  
  jAi.>*j
  
  ssij,
  
  J^i^J
  
  Jj-ii-
  
  tender.
  
  Scanty
  
  ;
  
  insignificant (gift).
  
  J^l>
  
  *iil^
  
  ~ J^ ^
  
  Gizzaid.
  
  Jill-*
  
  ?-
  
  Cera tin-tree.
  
  To look at
  
  n
  
  Cyi^
  
  i
  
  ,;4^j a
  
  ^ilii-
  
  -ft-
  
  ^j^
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  )
  
  r-w
  
  (
  
  Frog-bit.
  
  joi
  
  .liJI
  
  Glauciuin, horn-poppy. o^iJl — Cora-poppy. <• Sister by the same JJVSiJ ^ xLiiparents. Half of the head. Hemicra-
  
  if-
  
  jM
  
  Abundant
  
  tains.
  
  His wishes have been
  
  R -covery.
  
  -<>•
  
  Toil
  
  difriculty.
  
  ;
  
  Schist
  
  ;
  
  ^Cij:
  
  ^
  
  Hospital.
  
  JU^jI
  
  To spread
  
  slate-rock.
  
  jlii
  
  Foam
  
  To
  
  -ft-
  
  of a cirael's
  
  *—
  
  Loquacity. *llii^ j 'i
  
  fluently. |«_,ii.'_,
  
  \i£ o \XC
  
  'Ui^j
  
  "^i^i
  
  Crack between two rocks. Clefi in a rock where birds build their nests.
  
  U^
  
  To be foul, ugly. To break up, to spoil. To show redness (dates). To grow (palm-tree). To revile a. o.
  
  fi>
  
  Date beginning to show
  
  o
  
  ^i£
  
  -ft-
  
  tJiT a ^JiT rdi!\j T'.liT
  
  g ^»Ci.
  
  •;^j^j
  
  xUi£
  
  redness. ij C>djilj CUii!
  
  !
  
  Uglin-ss, foulness. Turpitude,
  
  a
  
  iilii
  
  siulllj liCHh, *(»
  
  Reddish, ruddy, to
  
  affected
  
  sleeplessness.
  
  (wood).
  
  {j^C a
  
  JLSiTj
  
  i
  
  (dying
  
  ^ hC —
  
  pass ),
  
  To
  
  till
  
  To
  
  Part of the whole
  
  To have
  
  malignant look.
  
  a iii^ a piercing. llili
  
  the
  
  xit,
  
  jij — half of
  
  a. th.
  
  ji, Side of the body.Slope of a mountain. :
  
  a. th,
  
  Jizi-j jii,
  
  ^
  
  xii-
  
  Splinter, Piece of cloth.
  
  Aim of a jii' ^ xl^j — Long journey. Oblong piece
  
  of cloth.
  
  Splitting in half. Hard, painfid.
  
  with
  
  (
  
  A
  
  articulate
  
  Fatigu*^, pain.
  
  journey.
  
  -«-
  
  To
  
  a throng
  
  3^
  
  !
  
  Distance.
  
  ii£
  
  (
  
  chip (wood).
  
  iJliiX a
  
  go away.
  
  To ba
  
  p^ii,'
  
  (words) distinctly. To disagree with, s To be split, chipped, j^i) To make a schi.sm, to dissent. To be split, furrowed, <• To jlji^ become a schismatic. The affair is broken up. To take the half of. To derive (a woixl) from. To depart from the point in an argument. Chink, slit. Crack, furrow. J^' ^ jiC Daybreak.
  
  ^,2£ rdi\
  
  ^^ii,'^ 'G-j£ j.
  
  Camel-litter, off,
  
  split
  
  Half of
  
  foul deed.
  
  Ugly, foul, hideous.
  
  To go
  
  To
  
  'lii;:
  
  SUi.;j
  
  He has committed
  
  To
  
  T.o look fixedly
  
  person.
  
  -H-
  
  ^ —
  
  To part
  
  the hair of the head. Parting of the hair.
  
  "What a hideous man
  
  ^
  
  To part from a company. i^ui ji To be painful to a. o. ic i2i,Jj Ui — (trial). To throw a. o. into distress. -^ To visit a sick J^iV^ J- l}^ -^
  
  J^\^
  
  Comb.
  
  j£
  
  earth).
  
  mouth.
  
  (the head).
  
  \i£ q
  
  (tooth, plant).
  
  through
  
  tooth).
  
  sky
  
  man).
  
  rinse (clothes, vessels)
  
  (
  
  in the
  
  gleam (dawa).
  
  ^ To
  
  To grow To cleave
  
  ^j'-i'l
  
  'il5Ll.>i
  
  To grow
  
  jlLi
  
  twitter (bird).
  
  Speaking
  
  \iJ\
  
  ^
  
  (lightning).
  
  -^2±.^
  
  Tow
  
  from hemp. Schism (tie, dissenter. To groan (camel). To
  
  'Oi,
  
  (aoswei*).
  
  *J,^^-> .^J^^l
  
  juxil.
  
  *ilij
  
  ^— ^
  
  Cii.1
  
  efticacious.
  
  Awl.
  
  JJ,^
  
  Etymology, derivation. Separation. Schism.
  
  —
  
  iiU,i
  
  j
  
  Remedy.
  
  Peremptory
  
  rain.
  
  anrtmon^, peony.
  
  an enemy,
  
  fulfilled. i^i?
  
  Health-giving. Kfticacious. i^u. j, jCi,
  
  More
  
  Red
  
  evil befalling
  
  To consult (a doctor). To ask for a reme ly.
  
  between two moun-
  
  ny. Fertile valley
  
  Jan
  
  rejoice at
  
  Contention. Schism.
  
  j^Qj jili,
  
  Uterine brother : brother by the j.i£ father and mother. Split asunder.Half.
  
  To make
  
  To oppose a. o. To drive away a.
  
  a
  
  paltry (gift)
  
  be paltry (gift). Paltry, scanty.
  
  him.
  
  ej\.t^J '^\Xt'J Ui,
  
  To be wretched, To reduce a. o.
  
  miserable.
  
  .Afflicted
  
  Famishing
  
  To
  
  face, to resist a. o.
  
  •with
  
  a.
  
  0.
  
  vie
  
  against
  
  struggling
  
  in
  
  s j\±,
  
  difficulty.
  
  Ill-luck, distress. Sjviij 'a'p^-i 'Ui^j Cl£
  
  High,
  
  lofty.
  
  ^<j'>^
  
  Destitute, wretched.
  
  ^jCi
  
  5r
  
  "L^' t '^^
  
  Outlaw.
  
  Comb.
  
  (
  
  To doubt
  
  j
  
  for \i=^
  
  .i\fe*.i;j
  
  ,
  
  4:*il
  
  O
  
  Jii.^
  
  )
  
  hS
  
  "ft"
  
  To be scandalised at. about. To pitch tents in one row. ^ — To transpierce a. o. ^^~ To penetrate into a. th. (blade). ^j 5 — To be f lUy armed. ^5LiJI j ^-tXlH ^ To scandalise a. o. s dlfetiij — To throw a. o. into suspicion, s dA&*ii -!>
  
  ip^ ^ iSli
  
  Doubt, suspicion.
  
  _/2i.
  
  .1
  
  Weapon. Armed at
  
  d»^ all
  
  ^51^1 J
  
  jl
  
  ^
  
  kI=<J^
  
  ^>LJI
  
  iJQ-
  
  J^i
  
  To have
  
  a
  
  ^rSi-
  
  iu the throat.
  
  'iX^ ^
  
  :c^Li,
  
  dlfe^ n
  
  credit.
  
  of houses.
  
  dllfeii-
  
  Cause of suspicion. -^ Scandal iLSCij given, n Sale, purchase upon credit. Troop, party, dl^'j Ojsisd. ^ S^isfes-i
  
  jpj^ ^ Ji£.
  
  e\^ _,ii
  
  jJiiH
  
  _^
  
  Roan, sorrel JiiL ^ '\'JiL ^ (horse). Red-haired (man).
  
  Jd^
  
  jiii'j
  
  '^\'^^\ -^
  
  Red-haired, fair (man).
  
  Green wood-pecker. To cut up (a
  
  J^lr'-'J jfc
  
  ^ii —
  
  'i\iS
  
  Dubious, suspected. Coquettish woman.
  
  wll*
  
  «^ ^jfcLs.* xS^^LiL n
  
  Hammer. ? j5Cj-*Ij ji=i^j
  
  ^
  
  -r^^ Te ,
  
  la&ii.
  
  i
  
  JSi^
  
  -S-
  
  Portion, share,
  
  lot.
  
  ^
  
  ^^liil
  
  Broad iron-head of an
  
  Lock
  
  -Hr
  
  ^/jii
  
  ^^a-^
  
  ^^sCiJJ
  
  ^
  
  t,^2i_«
  
  of hair on tlie top of
  
  the head.
  
  To near
  
  J Cii
  
  (a vessel)
  
  a ^ii -^
  
  to the lips.
  
  fy-
  
  heap up (things). a. o. by blas-
  
  f>
  
  -
  
  To abuse
  
  pheming against him. To cut, to split <J^j fi>
  
  (stones, wood).
  
  Piece of earuj£ ^ iii£ -^j then ware. Earthenware. Piece, rock.
  
  Coarse
  
  salt.
  
  Large hammer. ^jiCi -^ To weigh (a coin). yd£ o ^di -> ^ To measure with a stick. To lift fi>
  
  up.
  
  Iron-shod stick.
  
  To
  
  give a. th. to.
  
  J'j^^
  
  ^li.
  
  slaughtered beast).
  
  Huge
  
  wise. Fruit-basket.
  
  Armour. Instrument for making holes.
  
  -^
  
  a ruddy,
  
  o'^iij
  
  ^ To
  
  points.
  
  Tumour
  
  To
  
  o
  
  peony.
  
  Butcher.
  
  A
  
  ).
  
  Want, necessity. Red anemone, .^jvlij
  
  •^ Scandal received. Prick with a. th. pointed. Pain X^L in the side. Chain of golden coins.
  
  Slight fissare in a
  
  JsX
  
  MoSij tfiliT
  
  (eagle). S^fii-j l^,ii<
  
  fair complexion. Important bu.siness. Reddish colour. Cock. Lie.
  
  arrow.
  
  Way.
  
  I_j ,
  
  be sojrel (horse
  
  bone.
  
  Arsenic.
  
  On
  
  oioiiTj
  
  Society. Partner, associate.
  
  doubt.
  
  Row
  
  with sleeples-
  
  sness.
  
  2^^1j,(^i£ o
  
  to destitution.
  
  To
  
  oiil
  
  ^
  
  He possesses nothing. Ji' Vj ili iJ U There is no defect in Xu Vj Jail ^ C»
  
  To
  
  ajkZjJ aJ^Xttj
  
  j iSCi. o.
  
  -^
  
  Plumb-line.
  
  upset a. th.
  
  Gift, present.
  
  jis^z^
  
  Humbug
  
  Giver.
  
  afe.Ci
  
  Tupsy turvy.
  
  ;
  
  fi>
  
  impostor. Fickle. Qiji
  
  JyCi-
  
  ^'di
  
  -^
  
  oCJoiT a
  
  Qi£
  
  -^
  
  J^ *^
  
  (T-Ao
  
  ss ^%S
  
  Bad augury.
  
  <j~i
  
  Niggard,
  
  ill
  
  To moan
  
  (sick
  
  per^joii).
  
  natured. ^joSLlj C.5C_i
  
  To get
  
  -«-
  
  a ^iS.
  
  To
  
  angi-y.
  
  To b3 full of seeds To ii-ritate, to vex a.
  
  ^
  
  sutfer.
  
  (crop). o.
  
  ^LV\
  
  5
  
  Avaricious. SulFering pain.
  
  ,5CjC
  
  Arabic thorn. Prickly arti-
  
  J"}^^
  
  choke. doubtful
  
  ^£
  
  To shackle (a beast), j ,}is<Jij To murk (a writing) J&^^j with points. •() To entangle (a
  
  Jfcti^
  
  ifc
  
  busi-
  
  ness).
  
  To be
  
  To thank To fatten
  
  ;
  
  J ^^I5j \'J^ a
  
  to praise a. o.
  
  (cattle).
  
  j^
  
  To
  
  become bountiful (man). To
  
  much milk (female). To put forth shoots J^L\j
  
  yield
  
  J^h
  
  ~
  
  (palm-tree).
  
  To show
  
  thankfiilness
  
  JTu,
  
  s
  
  to a. 0.
  
  Jkllj ^}U£j,y^sLL o ^^i£ ^ (afifdir). To ripen (grapes).
  
  To be
  
  Jl
  
  )
  
  coquettish
  
  ^Xfcui
  
  JS^
  
  a
  
  (woman). To be red and white.
  
  *
  
  To^bftgin (a discourse) with.
  
  To To
  
  possess milch-camehs. be
  
  filled
  
  2f
  
  —
  
  _,SC_i1
  
  J^h —
  
  with milk
  
  (udder).
  
  To shower down rain (sky). To bring rain (wind). To be
  
  JsJxL\,
  
  intense
  
  (cold, heat).
  
  Thanks, thanksgiving,
  
  jpiil ^ Js>J. To picture, to fashion a. th. a J'**.^ Praise. To plait two locks of her hair Thankfulness, gratefulnes.s. iX^Lzi (woman). i>- To tuck up (clothes). Sm.Tll tract of j}^^ !r e'S^isiX • To bear a re.?emblauc3 to. 5 ^\^ land tilled and sown. To assume a shape, a hue. jiij Grateful. Acojl^fi^j J=^ ir ^ Tob? composed. To adorn herself knowledging a benefit.
  
  ^^
  
  with flowers (woman).
  
  To resemble one To b3 dubious,
  
  Hireling.
  
  another.
  
  JTlIj
  
  jfeoULlj Jkiil.
  
  confused fafFiir).
  
  Flirting, coquettish (woman).
  
  Touchy.
  
  White
  
  jiaj^
  
  iiSL£
  
  'ji^ "> ^ i}\is^
  
  spot on a horse's feet. Nosegay. Bouquet. J^lii ^ iic%U5
  
  Likeness.
  
  *l6:iiJj
  
  ^
  
  He baars a
  
  ^
  
  <^j
  
  jfCi, ji
  
  Jfli'
  
  ;1&»J-' *-?
  
  Jfl^ ^
  
  sifU.
  
  from a main road. Admixture of j^^i ,^ -y^di j. Jfeii-1 red on white or of white on red.
  
  Want,
  
  off
  
  necessity.
  
  Foot-soldiers
  
  :
  
  -y^isiS
  
  foot-
  
  jTl^ ^
  
  Intricacy.
  
  ^ P
  
  with ySj^is^zlj jj\U£ ^ j[^L£ milk (udder) ; with tears (eye). Very grateful. Fattened at j^^ small expense. Ofishoot, sprouts of
  
  __3^' -r -f^r^ hair on the temples. Interior bark of a tree. Pith. trees. Fine
  
  Hemlock
  
  (pl'iiit).
  
  much milk
  
  •sTJ-y^^ (
  
  female
  
  Milch-
  
  ).
  
  cow.
  
  Milky plant.
  
  To
  
  prick a.
  
  jT^Ci-i 0.
  
  with
  
  2
  
  \Js>j^
  
  o
  
  jfcii.
  
  -^
  
  Manner.
  
  Cross-tempered,
  
  To
  
  Je-^}
  
  ^.Sij^
  
  a yj^^J^^ *Z-[isi^ be d'oss-tempered.
  
  To treat a. 0. harshly. To quarrel. The day before the new
  
  J^=>-='
  
  o ,jSLti
  
  s
  
  ii'
  
  ^\i' ^jS\^ ,jJsk£
  
  tT^iT
  
  men. Side, flank.
  
  Want.
  
  Jj^Ci-
  
  (a sword, the tongue).
  
  conduct. Intention. P/. Tracks bran-
  
  ching
  
  4j''^
  
  ^r
  
  Kind
  
  -if-
  
  of dagger.
  
  Yielding
  
  <
  
  likeness to his father. Side. Flank. Rule of
  
  *l_rrt^
  
  of a hireling,
  
  Filled
  
  Shape, J^^'j Jlfeii,1 ^ ji^j Jfe»4. form, sort. Features. Figure. Convenience. Coquetry. Vowel-point. -i^UC} jU£ Redn(^s3 mixed with whiteness. xifeiiJ
  
  Shackle, bond.
  
  Pay
  
  Avaricious. Harshii&*i-1
  
  tempered.
  
  tjr^^-^i CT-^"-^
  
  —
  
  !
  
  (r-v
  
  J-lil
  
  %s'^^^ oj^^j *j,^^
  
  Complaint,
  
  charge, accuaation. Thing complained il» ^^^mJ'j ts'JsjL complaint.
  
  cX^^
  
  -iSC-ij
  
  Small water-skin. ComplaiX^Ci,j
  
  a'J*^
  
  -r
  
  "CSiJij XlSCii
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  6ii.j '^^Li
  
  ning. Pitiable. Unwell.
  
  Complained
  
  *;;ip
  
  S-^i
  
  jl(i_^
  
  To
  
  jIJI^.^SCjIj
  
  ,
  
  withered. s
  
  yiSj
  
  X^
  
  o
  
  -
  
  stitch (clothes).
  
  To shed
  
  jli jLi
  
  ^"9^.}
  
  thy hand never
  
  >Ui V
  
  be di-ied up Light handed. '^^ Good companion.
  
  jl
  
  Jyi, V
  
  jU'
  
  jiiJ^
  
  vU=ii o
  
  J^ *
  
  To ."lap a. o. To bridle n ^iS.
  
  i
  
  o — J*^
  
  C^iXj CJ»S jJ=^'j
  
  ^
  
  j,^^^j j^i^j ^J,lfe:ti. ,^ X^^^ Incompliance. Repression of injustice.
  
  Uutractable, i;Xl)l Jo-iX jl i;:5CjC j 'i Chest, drawers.
  
  xtofJ'^U^.
  
  yi,j
  
  ^'ine-prop.
  
  ai -^
  
  -^ Oi ^
  
  stiff-
  
  ^L»./i
  
  5 uifej^^j
  
  handed. Dried np (hand). Wool-cloth. Bed of a stream. Cataracts of the Nile.
  
  '^u-
  
  >
  
  ;>,
  
  (water).
  
  —
  
  'i^^
  
  Te Ts
  
  ^
  
  <S^1
  
  (affair).
  
  tSihS lfei.i. -}i-
  
  J| ^ ^u_Sv.Xj Tj'SLi.j
  
  to a. 0.
  
  To complain
  
  of o.'s state J
  
  jl
  
  * —
  
  Jl
  
  to a. o. (sick, destitute person). attect, to s
  
  'e$^j^'_^^j l^JCi
  
  —
  
  distress a. o. (illness).
  
  soothe (a plaintiff). listen to the
  
  com-
  
  v
  
  plaint of a. o.
  
  To
  
  give to a.
  
  o.
  
  a cause of
  
  complaint. 1
  
  To
  
  satisfy the complaint of
  
  a. o. by.
  
  .^ dil ^
  
  sj
  
  j^
  
  He is accused of. To complain to a. o. To be diseased (eye,
  
  ».
  
  limb).
  
  To complain
  
  drops
  
  Aj'Ci-
  
  iSji^^j <s"^^ o
  
  cj\^_i,j olici,j
  
  of...
  
  i>-5Ci,l
  
  to.
  
  To be ambiguous To be alike.
  
  To To
  
  J>Li,
  
  •^ Skein.
  
  of
  
  (sickness, pain).
  
  drip (blood, water).
  
  To complain
  
  drip (blood
  
  Disease
  
  Dropping.
  
  ,
  
  Bit.
  
  To
  
  J^^
  
  Scattered (people). Long, distant aim,
  
  To To
  
  bite a. o.
  
  To complain
  
  Indelible stain.
  
  fall in
  
  J^^CsJJ
  
  o. -^
  
  Gift, bribe.
  
  ahke
  
  Withered hand.
  
  To
  
  » ^5Ci,1j
  
  bribe (a judge).
  
  To be
  
  y^£
  
  »>
  
  eye).
  
  in large drops (rain).
  
  Disabled,
  
  Having a white
  
  Amble, pace of a horse.
  
  To have the hand dried up. '^\ To disable a. o.'s hand (God). a~ To dasli forth (torrent). To fall Jjlji_
  
  <
  
  tj*-
  
  unyielding.
  
  away
  
  (camels).
  
  May
  
  jr^iJI
  
  (a horse).
  
  receives
  
  :
  
  ii5:Li;j jfLij:
  
  things.
  
  To
  
  5oi/v
  
  a complaint. Niche for a lamp in a wall. SiSCi^; To be '^]j 'jlj yxCj yS a ;[}i: -{i^ dried up or disabled (hand). May thy fingers never be ii^^ ji,' V
  
  (tears
  
  ^
  
  difticulty.
  
  to retribute a.
  
  of, ci.lprit.
  
  dj-ive
  
  jsU;:
  
  Solution of dubious
  
  To reward,
  
  plaintilK
  
  He who
  
  jSTii^^ iiTllji
  
  affau',
  
  spot on one or three feet (horse).
  
  Fullv armed.
  
  To
  
  own way,
  
  Shacliled.
  
  Complainant,
  
  To
  
  in his
  
  Likeness.
  
  Dubious
  
  of.
  
  A
  
  Kvery one acts
  
  :
  
  sword).
  
  ;
  
  complaint.
  
  to one another-
  
  S^
  
  M^^iJj ,^>Sj '^L£j i^LL
  
  A
  
  (r AY) Fond of sweets.
  
  Sirocco.
  
  l^V'^ (
  
  for J^'^i,
  
  jjZX <
  
  )
  
  I
  
  I
  
  J^ -
  
  Spark.
  
  ^\£
  
  ^
  
  Dai'acl-weoc]. ^Ci,j Ji'yi'i J^i^ P To perplex a. o. 5 j• To be perplexed. j^\ •< To set olfi to depart. \'y\£ o'%i ^ ^ To lift, to take np a. th. To pour (a hot liquid) for
  
  cooling
  
  To To To
  
  call a
  
  to
  
  if-
  
  To
  
  Barber. shave, to dress
  
  a. o."s
  
  hair.
  
  To be shaven, dressed. To kick. To flatten (dough)
  
  change
  
  (J—
  
  To get angry. Remaindi^r, remains. Liinl) of the body.
  
  -<>
  
  J-^l ^ ^U, Diseased meat. '^i,!
  
  PI. Reins of a bridle. of an animal. Remains. Piece of meat.
  
  iliij
  
  ^
  
  G5li
  
  —
  
  
  Large spoon.
  
  li.;.
  
  To .smell at. ^xilj ^ To take a walk. '\/^\ ' £ To have a hauglity bearing. C>4.i, a — To be lofty (moimtaiu). To be tried, proved. To make a. o. to smell. 5 To smell at 0. a. v-^'j y^ To draw near to a. o. or fi>j s ^li ifc
  
  fi>
  
  a. th.
  
  To pass in raising the head. To go astray from. Give me your hand. iJ^j To smell, to inhale slowly. To scent a. th. To inhale (an odour). Smelling, inhaling of Smell (sense).
  
  a.
  
  ^1
  
  ^— j,;^i,
  
  1
  
  (saddle).
  
  r-li^
  
  -ft-
  
  To apos-
  
  Apostate (monk). Brigandage. Dressing-i'oom 5^ Qj; ^ (in a bath). Mantle cloak.
  
  9^,Ci.
  
  <
  
  9-_.Lsj
  
  To To
  
  * ^}£
  
  despoil a.
  
  js.
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  o a
  
  Jallj
  
  th
  
  J._^'
  
  .'
  
  ^ flat *^
  
  -^
  
  ^.^f'
  
  V^V
  'J^^
  
  • > "^ -fi-
  
  h^ >
  
  burn, to roast. cleave (the head).
  
  fi>
  
  Cdi^ a ^iC
  
  ^
  
  ^ii, -^
  
  Wallet.
  
  Xii^'
  
  of palm-leaves.
  
  .J^^i.^
  
  j^\'i
  
  blot (writing), to scrawl.
  
  To
  
  J-^
  
  'Vkiij J^li
  
  Iion-rod.
  
  <)
  
  jX£ ^ ^14
  
  Jc?i'$^
  
  Knife.
  
  .split
  
  *
  
  plunder, to pilfer.
  
  a. th.
  
  lengthwise. i
  
  "...
  
  fii
  
  Joii! -^
  
  strike deep roots (tree).
  
  Root. Conch-grass.
  
  To To
  
  ydi.A
  
  ?»di> -^
  
  split a. th.
  
  (thief).
  
  To
  
  ,»JiJJ -ifj
  
  Water-fall.
  
  Sweet smell.
  
  Proud. Sweet-smelling streaked melon.
  
  feathers (bird).
  
  its
  
  a
  
  GJLi'
  
  if-
  
  To To
  
  Fine shape of the nose. Height oij^ a mountain. Proximity. Remoteness. Fine-nosed. High.
  
  2:liTs
  
  To
  
  To throw off, to reject a. th. ^ — -^ To sti'ip a, 0. of his clothes. 5 ^ji To make a. o. strip oil his clothes. > To strip a. o. (brigand). Sharp, cutting sword. ,nis.' ^ 'VWLi
  
  Rope
  
  o Spring-holiday in Egypt. Tobacoo-srAiff.
  
  o.'self.
  
  tatise (monk).
  
  ^'
  
  Body
  
  High
  
  -^Ts
  
  Polite, com.'ly, gentleman.
  
  To undress
  
  help.
  
  •If-
  
  Falling in drojjS jliL^j JilL^j jlLi (water, blood).
  
  Thin mattress.
  
  it.
  
  a (beast). excite a dog against.
  
  call
  
  jUi
  
  I
  
  dlii Ik
  
  Strawberries.
  
  jli
  
  Active, ready to J4liS^j Jiii'j service (man).
  
  ij
  
  a
  
  Csli
  
  To strike a. 0. down (wall).
  
  ci'umble
  
  Jaiii] j'li^
  
  > • > n -fi-
  
  jii
  
  To stand on end (hair). -<> To perceive stealthily. To have suspicion of. Small
  
  fish
  
  ;
  
  eel.
  
  Lizard's eggs. Knife.
  
  (
  
  un.
  
  :jiiJ,
  
  )
  
  ^C
  
  Grooms. Beggar's bag.
  
  3y^
  
  (r
  
  er^ ^ j,Ui-JI
  
  Sulphur-wort, hog's
  
  S
  
  1
  
  ^
  
  Wick-holder.
  
  oO»C-i-
  
  Scents, perfumes.
  
  fennel [plant). I
  
  Fennel (plant). Acute (pain).
  
  Smell, scent. Musk. Nosegay,
  
  Jj. -^ j %'J^ j
  
  To
  
  '-
  
  smell a. th.
  
  ;;
  
  fi>
  
  ^^i-
  
  -'
  
  ;
  
  I
  
  Expeditious.
  
  Jr^''i -'it^J
  
  I
  
  To
  
  rejoice
  
  »_j
  
  at another's
  
  Swift (she-camel). Etfective.
  
  •<>
  
  repeatedly.
  
  Diamond.
  
  Exerting
  
  ^
  
  «S't'^
  
  ^"S^
  
  I
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  ^^ -^
  
  To greet (a sneezer) to say s ^ti God bless you. To disappoint a. o. To make a. o. to rejoice ^ s :
  
  ]
  
  himself.
  
  Clinging to S^ill^j ^^'Xjl ^ S>,U the teeth (gum).
  
  7j\'^j C"liX a evil. :
  
  z^
  
  at his enemies'
  
  '
  
  evil.
  
  I
  
  To To
  
  stitch (clothes).
  
  utter
  
  A ^ To be balked, disappointed. ^5^1 j —
  <.'i['^£
  
  Rejoicing at an
  
  c^Ci
  
  speech.
  
  Mixed with truth
  
  r-i^,^i' -r wO*-^ (falsehood). Pi. Trifles, vanity.
  
  Palm, vine- kij<<S ^ branch loaded with
  
  ^/y^-ii-
  
  -^yj^Jhi
  
  fruit, a
  
  Branch
  
  stripped of its leaves. Stalk
  
  of a
  
  ,jj^=.'j J._ j,lo-i. J
  
  o j,L,>-^ —
  
  c
  
  ^
  
  o
  
  ^
  
  tatters (clothing).
  
  To
  
  feel
  
  ^j A
  
  disgu.'^t at,
  
  To contract,
  
  'jCilj
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  1%!
  
  to loathe a. th. to get altered (face).jtii
  
  Contraction, shrink.
  
  ;'j;
  
  jlii-j jlln^l^
  
  Disgust, horror. j:^!.*
  
  ,_,~^ '\j , Ci-i- a ,j-^j o i ,_;-ii. -ilbright, glorious, sunny (day).
  
  refractory
  
  C-Ci j C-^i-
  
  o ,j-ii-
  
  (horse).
  
  fi>
  
  ,_,-ii,
  
  ,_^ti,
  
  a.s.sist
  
  in
  
  the
  
  sun. -^
  
  J
  
  ^_^ti.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  ^^15
  
  get a sun-
  
  Sunny, solar. Gira.sol {mineral).
  
  '^^r*^
  
  j^^
  
  Umbrella, d Window-blind. :cl_4.i, Small metallic oL-ii- rr <^^
  
  di.sk
  
  :
  
  c-ti-« i^'"
  
  (kii^ o ^'^£ -^
  
  a. o.
  
  S
  
  —
  
  ^—
  
  Small quantity. have not tasted any
  
  rr^^ (^-tijC
  
  cj'i
  
  '''*
  
  thing.
  
  To
  
  be lofty
  
  &->^i^'j S-.ii
  
  !^4i^ -^
  
  a
  
  (b ;ilding, mountain).
  
  To magnify
  
  «ijtj j\ iljl
  
  ^CJ^j
  
  To lift up, to raise a. th. To be lofty. To become proud. Far-extending (desert).
  
  stroke.
  
  <
  
  fi>
  
  Height.
  
  Sun. Kind of necklace
  
  ^
  
  To stitch (clothes). To mix a. th. To urge on, to press To go away from.
  
  —
  
  plate of a lock.
  
  To
  
  J^t^^i J>^} walk quickly.
  
  fin
  
  ^^ r.>Ci5
  
  r>*-^
  
  .^jU
  
  .^^ ^ ^A^
  
  Lofty. Haughty.
  
  (a priest) as
  
  be exposed to the sun.
  
  bask
  
  Cj\^^
  
  c^i
  
  jects.
  
  ,_^tX
  
  deacon.
  
  To
  
  J^^j
  
  Uttering wishes.
  
  ,j~^£
  
  come a deacon.
  
  To
  
  enemies. Disappointed, balked.
  
  o.'s self.
  
  To show enmity to. J To cast suspicion on a. o. s To spread a. th. in the sun. To worship the sun. <• To be<•
  
  c.>l>i T *StCi, Fulfilling the wish of his ^-^1^^!! f.^^
  
  1
  
  Loathing, disgusted.
  
  To be To be
  
  evil.
  
  Foot. leg.
  
  King blessed by his sub-
  
  bunch. in
  
  dij
  
  rr'j'->i~
  
  confused
  
  „X^j
  
  ,
  
  \yo-i'
  
  J-^
  
  "^
  
  To pick up a. th. JiLj J^ To tuck up (a garment). A ^^-^ To send off (a ship). To purpose a. th. J — To despatch (a work). j — To urge on (camels). i JtS'\ To .slay a. o. with (a sword). *_» 5 — To prepare for. J _^.ijlj J^'j jS^ fin
  
  Liberal. Pei'spicacious
  
  Sea-samphire (plant).
  
  :
  
  energetic.^^ "CJrii
  
  a'J^
  
  ^
  
  ,
  
  J^ To shine, to light (lamp). Wax. Caridlt'. ( un. !;:;_£ )
  
  (r
  
  ^y,
  
  wax. d Candlestick.
  
  in
  
  (man).
  
  p_^i^' ^r /^-i-
  
  Mirthful, jolly.
  
  Dealer
  
  Sunny (day). Restive (horse). Wicked
  
  ^^^^,'1
  
  !
  
  I
  
  f'
  
  Deacon.
  
  ^i^i-
  
  Pegs for clothes. "Wax manufacture. SiiiJi Waxed. <>• Oil-cloth, waterproof,
  
  I
  
  !
  
  j
  
  To be in a rage. 'Jai^l. — li« To be scattered. To disperse. 'S^i\j J^'^>j Ji owiit-
  
  lUi-i^j
  
  jj»^..i.»_j
  
  * * j
  
  the teats
  
  2?
  
  jiilj,!^
  
  i
  
  fear.
  
  lively (maid).
  
  Strong-headed (horse). Contracted, shrivelled up.
  
  To
  
  A KIIj
  
  mix up To have
  
  o
  
  - To '
  
  !
  
  -tttij
  
  .
  
  u^-*-^^-^
  
  Ckii
  
  i
  
  h'^
  
  -»
  
  a. th. its foliage
  
  scattered
  
  fill
  
  (a
  
  ve.-^sel).
  
  < To
  
  rifle,
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  to pluck a. th.
  
  J^
  
  To wrap
  
  ^ jl£j ,V^i,j •^;_i a a cloak. To be exposed to the J^i/j >Ui. a north wind. a. o. in
  
  ,
  
  ycS
  
  include, to
  
  a
  
  j^j "5,i^j ycS
  
  o
  
  —
  
  jil
  
  evil to
  
  j\ {jki
  
  them
  
  ^U-i-lj
  
  j^i^
  
  all.
  
  To hasten. Jirilj J^jlj jt£ To be exposed to the north wind, j^^l To be wrapped in a cloak. To give a cloak to a. o. j — To wi'ap o.'self in ^ Jiii-'j jtl^ clothes. o.'self in clothes -'CJaW Ji-xil,
  
  for sleeping on the ground.
  
  To encompass, to include. To be universal, common
  
  to
  
  Jixil^
  
  (plant,
  
  youth).
  
  Hoariness. i»\ii,1j
  
  LC^- ^ ia»4j
  
  -la*
  
  tics, jjick'es.
  
  Uproar, disturbance. Xl^U^ Te Mixed. Partly green and pai'tly Ja-^-i' dry (plant). Black and white (wolf). Variegated.
  
  Dawn.
  
  Ja-^^l
  
  Skein, spindleful.
  
  li^[:^£
  
  ^ h^iS
  
  -^
  
  Hoary. oVk4.ii.j Jai^'?- '^'-i^ -» -t*^^ Party, band. Rent J3->v;_£ ~r i'^*~' "^
  
  _^Iii^
  
  j;_£
  
  '
  The horses came
  
  in
  
  JaJ^i^
  
  jli-JI
  
  o*W-
  
  separate troops.
  
  all.
  
  collected. ^i^f
  
  To detain To urge a. o. in
  
  OiiX o JaiiTo speak
  
  to
  
  a gentle yet severe tone. * a. th. To take little
  
  —
  
  a. o.
  
  s
  
  a. o. gently.
  
  To mix up
  
  settle their affairs.
  
  scatter them,
  
  To become hoary. To grow all at once
  
  <>
  
  (clothes). \s.
  
  Meeting. Parting. Things unite them,
  
  I
  
  Aroma-
  
  comprehend.
  
  He has done \yl
  
  May God
  
  -^
  
  ,
  
  (tree).
  
  of a (ewe) in a bag.
  
  May God
  
  To speak fluently. Caii, a ^•iTo urge on s ^jal.t,j Cal£ o
  
  Quickness, promptitude.
  
  *i«4.i._j (Jii-i'
  
  fi>
  
  To wrap
  
  ,_,_ilAi
  
  Avaricious.
  
  Very
  
  north wind.
  
  good or
  
  f'
  
  .sharply (a beast).
  
  -f{-
  
  s
  
  ^,^,
  
  ^rCi- S
  
  ,^
  
  Ba.sking in the sun. Sturdy.
  
  To shudder with
  
  To be mei-ry. (XiS. a j«-£ -» To be very lively. J^iJ To blow (north wind), "vfjii,' o jiil — To expose a. th. to the yc^S
  
  To
  
  Clerk of iL»lii]
  
  j
  
  running (she-camel j.
  
  To wrap
  
  to the sun (field). -^
  
  a priest. I
  
  ^i
  
  Candlestick.
  
  Exposed
  
  ^4^4-^- '*«^
  
  J^*
  
  disorder their aHairf?.
  
  Small quantity. Small Jlii,1 ^ j'^ number. Cloak covering the wholeo!>^i-ii ^ ^'^ body. -^ Small turban, head-band.
  
  by
  
  To
  
  -{^
  
  little.
  
  joke,
  
  liii^j 'iji.ij
  
  iCJ- -^
  
  to sport.
  
  To be scattered (th). To wax a. th. To make a. o. to play.
  
  ^i-i
  
  —
  
  S
  
  -
  
  A
  
  .
  
  (rv
  
  1«*
  
  •
  
  )
  
  1:1
  
  j_s^j To To
  
  hate, to loathe a. o.
  
  o
  
  confess, to
  
  a *i>i.j
  
  Slii-
  
  admit a. th. To hate o. a.
  
  —
  
  iJiij
  
  ^
  
  Hatred.
  
  Slls-»j S5';ji
  
  Hating, loathing.
  
  -lli^ -^
  
  V^vbhon'ing.
  
  ^
  
  Sj'Di-
  
  (i'Ui^j
  
  J
  
  '
  
  Left hand, ji^'_, jJv;^:^ left side.
  
  sition.
  
  <
  
  .^^
  
  a
  
  jLi/
  
  "5^
  
  Mas- ^l£
  
  taches.
  
  Cold (day). fine teeth.
  
  •V,~Li,
  
  Measure holding
  
  six
  
  JjUi-
  
  or eight mudds.
  
  Leather-bag, knapsack. Women's ample
  
  clothes.
  
  Cooled wine. ~i^zS To be smart, sprightly. ji4_iC^ Brisk (she-camel). Jc^J J>Cs. Small quantity. J^-l^ « J>4-i' n Sprightly.
  
  :iUzLi <>
  
  jNIedlar.
  
  (clothing)
  
  To mix hand-
  
  To
  
  palm).
  
  To
  
  be
  
  To
  
  wrinkle, to contract (the
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  give a
  
  stiff
  
  To sutler from a wry-neck. To be in convulsions.
  
  ,j.Jij
  
  a. o.
  
  ip
  
  ^JS,
  
  out
  
  ilij
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  fii,—
  
  the thorns of palm-trees. .,-..' --.'•'
  
  ^
  
  ?»i
  
  tj±.
  
  V U^j sf.^j
  
  Tall (camel).
  
  U^ir
  
  ^Jii
  
  ,-.
  
  •
  
  •
  
  (_)Vat-:-_j
  
  i."
  
  j&Ji P
  
  Anchuia tindoria, orcanet.
  
  Summit
  
  ^
  
  ^C£
  
  •^-.i.
  
  *
  
  ^
  
  •
  
  •
  
  '
  
  o^j9ii:ij i^j^iiii,
  
  ^rxii-'j
  
  dried up
  
  o^j
  
  cAij
  
  (skin).
  
  To be covered with To become lean.
  
  Worn
  
  out skin.
  
  dust.
  
  oUj Ciii--l
  
  otii
  
  ;
  
  Tall. Lean. Starved.
  
  Mi.k thinned with water. Cool water. Poured (water)
  
  Water
  
  flowing from a skin.
  
  Alcali.
  
  >
  
  -R"
  
  -if-
  
  Powder, dust.
  
  To be cracked
  
  of a mountain.
  
  Repast given
  
  out (water-skin).
  
  i>-
  
  Spasmodic contraction. Camel. CoDvulsioM. •<> Wry-neck.
  
  To take
  
  start horsemen
  
  To be wrinkled,
  
  (cold).
  
  To dishonour
  
  (winej with
  
  upon (the enemy). if- To sprinkle with dust. fi> JS • To be worn ^j'^b Sl^l) J^'^J cr^^
  
  r-^^j ^>^ wrinkled, contracted (skin). fire, cold). -^
  
  a
  
  'CS-
  
  water.
  
  Gli
  
  r-^b
  
  iii_iJ
  
  ^
  
  all sides.
  
  Beet-root, a Buoy.
  
  fin
  
  Finger.
  
  :
  
  -
  
  Scattered on
  
  trousers.
  
  «_-^
  
  whole body. Small dagger worn under the
  
  ^
  
  Circle, fl.mge.
  
  neck
  
  *^^
  
  Exposed to north wind. Gifted J^4,i/J with good qualities. Cooled (wine).
  
  Seedless pomegi'anate.
  
  (
  
  -^
  
  Mulberry. Raspberry. j^.iii; ^ General, common. iUr'^, Cloak covering the iX^t^
  
  ^i^j ^S^ ^:ii.j
  
  ^Jl kJ\z^ ) 'Lai/ jt >_—
  
  To be hard
  
  S'}^
  
  qualities.
  
  Wine, fresh wine.
  
  Hated, hateful. To have fine teeth. To be cool (day). Whiteness of the teeth.
  
  skin
  
  Good
  
  Northern, northerly.
  
  Flocks libei-ally given. Ugly, foul.
  
  To rend
  
  j4i,'i
  
  Bad omen.
  
  Natural dispo-
  
  Pui-e. Continence.
  
  Having
  
  J'-
  
  North wind. Bundle of spikes. ill;_i' •<>-j JU Sack put upon the udders of a Ji; ewe.
  
  fi,
  
  oLXi-
  
  JU~i.j Jt;4j jii^j
  
  ^oiij ^Idi*
  
  *
  
  on the completion of a building, on the return fiom a journey.
  
  (glass;.
  
  Nature, behaviour.
  
  ^
  
  Piece of meat. iSr-J
  
  -H-
  
  rvO
  
  (
  
  peg.
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  To hang
  
  thi-ottle a. o
  
  (a
  
  To
  
  put a piece of -wood
  
  To
  
  cut, to divide a. th.
  
  jii
  
  receive the price of blood.
  
  '
  
  pay the bloodwite. jt — < Strangulation. Hanging. jii,' Blood-money, Sm-erogatory gift, jii' jui Strap of a water-skin. Long. Covetous. jlXil^jiio's.lf to
  
  o. hauglitily.
  
  treat a.
  
  Piece of
  
  wood
  
  for raising
  
  honey- j^^i^
  
  comb. Self-conceited, foppish.
  
  Carved (meat). Gallows.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  abstain.
  
  To raise To hook
  
  ^\-J> ^ -.ijjiJ dress gaudily. dUi.
  
  -^
  
  <
  
  ^tC -^
  
  the head.
  
  a. th. a To trip jSCii ^ up a. o. Hook. Window-catch. ^^Cli. Ts Fishing-hook. Hooked peg. To scratch (the skin;. fi> C^£ o ^^
  
  -Ji-
  
  Hard
  
  labour.
  
  ci\'_f£
  
  To be grayi.^h. To altei' the deprive a.
  
  o.
  
  ^
  
  iliU
  
  —
  
  ^>i- -^
  
  L-lii-b 5 t_|-'j
  
  complexion (heat,
  
  To
  
  ,^''^
  
  i^-
  
  a ,_«'
  
  ^^il
  
  Mountain covei'ed with snow. ^4^ Gray, gray co'oui". ^i^j -r^ Bright
  
  w^i-b ^4^^ oC44^ ^
  
  v^
  
  Brisk,
  
  Bright meteor. Star.
  
  v_j^»-JI >->\4~;
  
  ^h\
  
  Gray, grayish. ^_^ ^ 'L^S. j> ^iill Glcssy (armour). Serious affair. Gloomy and cold day. >J'^\ >jj Year of drought. w-.*i,1 >•'* of the
  
  town
  
  'Uii^
  
  of
  
  To
  
  o
  
  stick to.
  
  i_>
  
  °
  
  v?,-^
  
  Uj^ii.'
  
  Swift running
  
  iiLi.
  
  "^^
  
  presently. a ,>^i-'j
  
  '^ptJ^j
  
  ^^
  
  "J
  
  '^\Si
  
  "^
  
  ^/^-ui,
  
  (horse).
  
  Pieces of roasted meat.
  
  Jaii,'
  
  — itiiT
  
  Roast meat.
  
  To
  
  revile, to
  
  Rogue,
  
  disgrace
  
  ^ Jal^'
  
  a. o.
  
  sly fellow.
  
  Ji%'^
  
  -ft-
  
  -Ci^^ 53ji*^J *" Qj, a ^liT -ft!r
  
  Summit of a mountain. To find a. o. foul. s To revile, to dishonour a. o. To have a loathing for. ^j CJi.' a To be Iji^^j CJi»j Ciiij *tUi. o foul, ugly,
  
  -tt-
  
  1»1L2
  
  r^ ;cli<
  
  infamous.
  
  To disgrace a. o. S ^li — To charge with foul deeds. To be swift in (running). j ^iJj — To despatch (business). To ride (a horse). To take up (arms). To find a. th. hateful. 'J'»''i\
  
  Ugliness. Pj-ofligacy. ^.y^j
  
  ^
  
  "iiKui^j
  
  "v^
  
  Dastardly act.
  
  mous, hideous. Spreader of false news. To look at a. c J>
  
  ^4^ «•
  
  scornfully.
  
  To hate, to loathe a. To adorn a. o. with
  
  O.J^ »
  
  \
  
  t ^
  
  To adorn (speech). To wear earrings. Earring for the upper
  
  <->>--'
  
  T
  
  part of the ear. Net-sack for straw.
  
  Contemner, scornful. He has treated us
  
  *i
  
  scornfully.
  
  Aleppo.
  
  Surname
  
  tie a. th.
  
  Now,
  
  earrings.
  
  sprightly.
  
  Dauntless warrior, hero. Stars shining brightly.
  
  Surname
  
  -tt-
  
  cold).
  
  of his income j
  
  (drought).
  
  blaze.
  
  — j^i.
  
  jv-
  
  Wicked, ill-natured. To stamp (a coin).
  
  CCi a JfiCj
  
  like a. th.
  
  or to bind
  
  To
  
  u
  
  to dis-
  
  Disgrace, shame.
  
  4>
  
  into a hive.
  
  To To To
  
  To defame,
  
  gi'ace a. o.
  
  culprit).
  
  of king Almond/ier''s,^'ii.y\
  
  To witness a. th. /* To give evidence on.
  
  To
  
  pull
  
  the
  
  sons.
  
  iS^
  
  ^
  
  a
  
  J^
  
  jil4.i
  
  a
  
  -ft-
  
  J-fii
  
  Aj
  
  5
  
  Jiilj ^i^
  
  bi"idle (rider).
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  i
  
  o Jli-
  
  -ft-
  
  strap (a water-
  
  skin).
  
  To
  
  tie (a
  
  beast) to an elevated
  
  s
  
  jli,
  
  (
  
  More
  
  celebrated.
  
  rvT
  
  ^^ii^l
  
  Famous. Divulged. -'.i^Cii ^ j>ii-* Monthly wages or pension. s^CiJ To bray 0\i^j (t^ a j^j aji£ -« (ass). To be lofty (building, mouni
  
  tain).
  
  To have
  
  the
  
  LSi+ijj ^^^^j
  
  death-rattle.
  
  To bring
  
  evil
  
  To on
  
  v'jlii,'
  
  —
  
  hiccough.
  
  sob.-<>-To
  
  (look).
  
  a.
  
  Death-rattle. Sobs.
  
  hiccough. Final sound
  
  aa ass's
  
  of
  
  braying.
  
  Repeated
  
  rattle, sobbing Hiccough. High, lofty (mountain). In a rage. To be of a dark ^i-^b "^^ a -ff blue colour mixed with red (eye). To hurry on a. th. j lf. -^ To abuse a. o. s jAli To fade away (brightness of j^lT the face). -^ To be short (garment). To get ready for action. To take a •^
  
  J^
  
  ,
  
  good turn
  
  Dark
  
  (affair).
  
  blue colour.
  
  Jii^j *U^'
  
  Unavoidable business. Dark blue mixed j^i,'
  
  with
  
  To
  
  'y.^
  
  ^ -^^ ^ J^il
  
  red.
  
  frighten
  
  5 C'ji^j
  
  C4^
  
  a o
  
  ^i,
  
  -»
  
  a. 0.
  
  To urge on (a horse To be sharp-minded, energetic (man). To
  
  s C,
  
  ).
  
  j f'
  
  be
  
  full
  
  —
  
  ^ii
  
  ^il^i'
  
  of vigour
  
  (horse).
  
  "Wisdom. Vigour, energy. Sharp-mingled, clever.
  
  *^^i£
  
  j,\^
  
  ^
  
  ^\£,
  
  Energetic.
  
  Chief enjoying authority.
  
  >._^'
  
  Hedge-hog, urchin. Fright^-ned. Energetic, clever,
  
  Gerfalcon.
  
  Steelyard
  
  ;
  
  (ass).
  
  Braying
  
  (of the ass).
  
  i/-i,lj ^/li-jj
  
  ,
  
  excite
  
  (
  
  S|^ a '^^j
  
  in a. 0.
  
  )
  
  jliiT
  
  ^
  
  kL'^L -^
  
  covet, to long for.
  
  desii-e of.
  
  P
  
  Cft4iiiiTE
  
  ^^
  
  To bray
  
  *
  
  —
  
  ^^^ij:
  
  cnAUij o^VyL ^ cnAli. beam A a balance.
  
  Projecting balcony.
  
  To To
  
  ^
  
  j,*^
  
  the
  
  lii -^
  
  )
  
  j«-
  
  ^b
  
  a^i-
  
  )
  
  ;
  
  Crvr To
  
  point out a. th.
  
  j>^
  
  J( jCi-^j
  
  witli ftlia finger).
  
  To consult a. o. 5 jViX— Ij jjli* To give (advice) to a. 0. v-J Jt jCi'l To feel ashamed. To consult togetliei". To g;i tiler (honey) To become fat (cattle). To jLix-l. Honey taken from the hive
  
  J^^
  
  jUij
  
  j'S^j «j>j'j «3>^J
  
  O'^-^
  
  figure. Beauty. Ornament. Shame, confusion. <>- Embroide- oj\i
  
  Avicennia red handliercliief. nnli^. desert-shrub.
  0.
  
  with
  
  of/ici-
  
  requests.
  
  Longing
  
  -C.^
  
  for.
  
  Appetible (food). Wished. Desiring eagerly.
  
  _^|
  
  Keen-sighted.
  
  CCij
  
  be warm (man). To be mixed, mingled. cjOiilj Mixture. Honey, Warmth, ujj^
  
  Counsellors.
  
  Deceit, embezzlement. Stain.
  
  Thurible, censer.
  
  "^J
  
  ''^
  
  «-'>^
  
  —
  
  4_j^ i^CiJl
  
  ^'y£
  
  «J^ ^
  
  Mixture. Mixed, mingled.
  
  Blemish,
  
  Ill-
  
  v4.'>-i';r
  
  luck.
  
  Kitchen ustensils luggage. Fine horses. Ridge, slope. To stand on a ridge.
  
  Flask -case. Rural guard, keeper. To appoint a keeper for
  
  Counsellor, minister.
  
  To swing
  
  corn-fields.
  
  j^
  
  adviser.
  
  jy>.
  
  allusion.
  
  s^G-i
  
  Sign of the cross.
  
  .Joist,
  
  Consultation.
  
  jS^'^-i J->S^'' ?r Sj^-=-^
  
  Adoi-ned, embellished.
  
  j_^i.;
  
  Field-marshal.
  
  Fore-finger.
  
  ^ji.;!
  
  -«
  
  a. th.
  
  Fir-tree.
  
  Kind of
  
  Pronoun demonstrative
  
  ^^ — ^_^
  
  (the arms)
  
  in running.
  
  To deny
  
  Fine poem. Indication, sign. Hint
  
  <>•
  
  v''-^
  
  ^ ^j-tij
  
  avert an evil from.
  
  < To
  
  Privy council. ^ Council of state.
  
  Counsellor.
  
  J^Q- Jaij
  
  G^il o
  
  with.
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  ^ Ai
  
  possi'ss an) thing.
  
  Council. Counsel.
  
  The aforesaid. Sown land.
  
  j^—
  
  j,
  
  Ji>.iLi3
  
  '>i,l>i-ij oVj^I-
  
  warm. He does not
  
  Bee-hive.
  
  i^
  
  t »S+^
  
  lust.
  
  -(f-
  
  Avenue.
  
  Good
  
  ^i,1 Aij
  
  5 u-
  
  Desire, appetite, 'l^iilj , ol^ii^
  
  To mix up
  
  Advice, counsel.
  
  Shape,
  
  wishes.
  
  a. o.'s
  
  Covetous, lewd.
  
  attire o."s self.
  
  ^
  
  j^-
  
  To comply with To importune a.
  
  kite. Vulture
  
  plank.
  
  To set (sun). To cover the sun (cloud). To put a turban on a. 0. To put on a turban. Turban. jjj\±^^ ^jM^
  
  ?
  
  i\xiij
  
  rr
  
  —
  
  iji.'J
  
  il>=-;j i!^^»
  
  «3ii.>*
  
  Advice given oOj-^-'* w »3>^J »3>-* or received. Order.
  
  To
  
  The evangelical
  
  ^
  
  collect
  
  from the
  
  honey
  
  fi>
  
  j^h ,'J'^j
  
  hive.
  
  To advise a. 0. to. ^ To try s jiz:\j jyL) \yC^i \jjS,
  
  counsels.
  
  ic.
  
  ,
  
  (a horse) before buying
  
  Counsellor, adviser
  
  Horse-show. Good appearance, Errand Instrument for jj Csj: ^ collecting honey.
  
  To make
  
  (
  
  fire
  
  )
  
  cjj
  
  A
  
  jCi.
  
  o
  
  -
  
  it.
  
  j^i-b
  
  j^b
  
  Jj^
  
  to blaze.
  
  -fy-
  
  j'j-=^ j j'y^l
  
  To show To make
  
  a. th. to. a. 0.
  
  ashamed
  
  ^j Jl
  
  by.
  
  j'j^
  
  ^—
  
  (
  
  fj
  
  To smear vith
  
  rvt
  
  )
  
  To walk
  
  (a camel)
  
  tar.
  
  o
  
  •1
  
  To be attired. To pi'epax'e (an eye-wash). To show a. th. To overlook, to overtop u.
  
  ^iiiT
  
  fi>
  
  Sy^
  
  fi>
  
  •^
  
  %\i.\jfj^\
  
  to and fro.
  
  Kj^'j^i
  
  To f-ar a. o. To attire o.'self. To look from an elevated
  
  o''
  
  "
  
  o>iJ
  
  ^ cJ^iJ
  
  spot.
  
  To beholl, to observe To become hardened
  
  C^
  
  a
  
  ^^
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  disorder (a bu-
  
  siness).
  
  (a p!ac£).
  
  ,
  
  have a scornful look Looking with contempt.
  
  -fy
  
  trouble a.
  
  ^ To
  
  To impair
  
  dS
  
  fjfi^
  
  J^^-^— tr-^i -Ji( health ). To
  
  o.
  
  To be disordered (affair). To be disorderly (mob). Lock of the scalp, crest. jNIisuu'lerstanding, difference,
  
  ^j,Ls. Ts
  
  Constable, Serjeant.
  
  Oats.
  
  Disorder, disturbance.
  
  Sight, view. <jij^ >-
  
  Eye-wash, eye-powder.
  
  (-i's^
  
  Military scout.
  
  Bright, smooth
  
  Ailment, indisposition
  
  •^
  
  stone.
  
  oUlij
  
  Smeared
  
  (coin}.
  
  "I'cL
  
  jji.^
  
  with tar (camel).
  
  To
  
  excite a Ji s desire in. tie (the
  
  'L.-, •j~' -^
  
  -ft-
  
  be sick, unwell.
  
  Harrow.
  
  To
  
  (j-Ci.
  
  M;islin.
  
  (wound).
  
  Pumice
  
  ij'^i
  
  with
  
  a. th.
  
  Cs^
  
  a o ^/»Ci
  
  -ft-
  
  the hand.
  
  To clause, to wash a. th. A— To pick (the teeth). /b ^Cilj t>»^j — To have the tooth-ache a pain ^Ci in the bjwels. To struggle in his To throb mother's womb ( foetus :
  
  J^'j C5>i ,
  
  o jCi,
  
  -ft-
  
  ).
  
  ropes of a tent) Jl
  
  ^
  
  jCi,
  
  (artery).
  
  To be
  
  to (the poles).
  
  To show earnest
  
  To rub
  
  desire
  
  Jlj
  
  /b
  
  J^l3
  
  foi-.
  
  To long for. Yearning. Ropes of a tent. Propensity.
  
  ^'^
  
  squint-eyed.
  
  a <j»yL
  
  w^
  
  Pain in the beUy. Throbbing of an artery. Pleui-isy. Bad temper. i/»Cj4r Squint (eye). ^yL r: '\^'^ j- ^'/i-\ To make a long i»^ — L^ji -ft-
  
  journey.
  
  To cook
  
  Inspiring a desire.
  
  Burning with desire. Long. Leaned against a wall (a water
  
  (plants
  
  (meat). :
  
  To
  
  blast
  
  To jade (a hoi-se). Race on horseback. Sunbeam penetrating
  
  skin).
  
  A-
  
  cold).
  
  i»)j
  
  To be sharp-pointed. CfyJ^ o ill^ To show his vigour (man). To prick a. o. (thorn). s — To wound a. o. ^ j\ s ilCfJj dCi,
  
  To have a
  
  with a thorn. To fall amongst iX-^j xS(^ a ilCi thorns. To walk amidst thistles. To ba covered with red pimples di^
  
  cheek (horse). To have bristled hair. Blaze on the cheek cf a horse. Having hard and f-yf ^ '\s.j£ v» pS-^^ bristly hair having a blaze on the
  
  -ft-
  
  fi>
  
  (boJy).
  
  To b3 thorny (tree). ii'jih To put forth feathers (chick) ; new hair (shaven head).
  
  through a loop-hole. Smokeless blaze. Jji^j ^\'yL — Ji^
  
  -ft-
  
  Inteuiseness of (fire, heat).
  
  blaze on the G^^iT a f,j£
  
  -iir
  
  ^^
  
  :
  
  ch'-ek (horse).
  
  ^j-^
  
  Oven-poker.
  
  iiy£
  
  To
  
  polish a. th. -^
  
  see a. th.
  
  f-l^^"
  
  To *
  
  ii'jL o
  
  jLi
  
  -ft-
  
  "
  
  To arm a. th. with thorns To be pi'icked by thoi'ns.
  
  Raising jli,j jlij Jl^i-'j J^' ^ j;,Uthe tail (.siio-camelj. In the seventh Jl^l ?«t?.j J|^ ^r i^.'^ month of her pregnancy (she-camel). Tenth month of the oVlJii y- Jl}i^
  
  Thorn, prickle, point. He ('ame with all his
  
  (woman ).i]|'»i,
  
  'V^
  
  A
  
  cultios)
  
  To store up a. th. To be light-witted. Foolish woman.
  
  Man
  
  -
  
  k)'j^
  
  of wai', ship of war.
  
  "Warehouse
  
  ol>£
  
  magazine. o>i^ ^
  
  ;
  
  w
  
  ).
  
  a Prickly
  
  d^a-
  
  OyzJ '
  
  v>i-' "^
  
  j'^l
  
  iJ^Jjl
  
  a point. Sting (of Buckle. Tongue.
  
  Spill".
  
  "Weapon. Power, miglit. Weaver's instrument. Whitlow. -^ Fork. Hrank-ursine {plant). i^l xS'yC fy-
  
  by donkey-boys. j,S a (difli O tr'jj^i' v;_^
  
  settle
  
  prickle,
  
  in.sects
  
  J^i-;
  
  Asli-stair used
  
  To
  
  J>Jii\j iJjiJb »\^
  
  judicial evidence.
  
  °
  
  >. JS-i'l
  
  Small scythe.
  
  <
  
  ^ 'S^
  
  ^\'y£\
  
  Warrant, proxy,
  
  <^
  
  Left-hamled.
  
  i)U'
  
  peophi.
  
  lunar year. Scorpion. Koal-mouthed
  
  A
  
  iJ^iJ
  
  I
  
  of the
  
  fig, fruit
  
  (J,>i oy.
  
  cactus. •if-
  
  Sorophularia, fig-
  
  wort {pi). Thorny (tree).
  
  ^j.;i-;,-^
  
  sTi^'
  
  6^j,xSit' ^
  
  dOCi,
  
  Barn.
  
  To
  
  bu Ct^i« a
  
  deformed
  
  To
  
  otii/j
  
  ,
  
  XS^'yX^i us>yi.
  
  o oCi
  
  -U-
  
  (face).
  
  fi'ighten
  
  to hate a. o.
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  s
  
  «u
  
  with arms. Ground covered with Bri.stling
  
  *_rCi,
  
  u^jl
  
  thorns.
  
  Rough to the hand strike a. o. with the evil eye. 'U=.**i (cloth). To covet, to seek greedily after. Jl oCiTo be long or short (neck). C»^a o^ Thorny (tree). To render a. o. unseemly (God). 5 o^ Covered with red pimples (body). To cast an evil look upon ^•5 To be raised To be deformed, unseemly. Cv^iTj Tj£ o Jl'i.To be altered so as to be unJ- (tail). To be outweighed (scale of known.
  
  To
  
  Great distance. Shah, king of Persia. King (at cX^
  
  Check-mate,
  
  lit
  
  :
  
  XT
  
  the king
  
  dead-
  
  Chestnut, tree and
  
  fruit.
  
  j,ji;
  
  Provost of merchants. fumitory
  
  Ociinum
  
  ou P
  
  dii:*a,P
  
  Corijza odora.
  
  jailftCi
  
  P
  
  P sweet /Jiki^ P ^j{»\^
  
  )niniinuni,
  
  basil.
  
  Sharp-
  
  o^.i,
  
  ^ v^^l
  
  raise the tail
  
  <^S^J »^j 'jVL
  
  He got angry, and then appeased. He is dead. They went oflf. To hft (a stone). To *
  
  '^S^J
  
  "j^UVi-
  
  —
  
  P
  
  cJCi
  
  iiiii;
  
  ~ ^—
  
  ^^^^j JCi'lj
  
  carry (a load). be empty and flaccid (skin, Jjii udder). To be scanty (water, milk).
  
  To
  
  To lift (a stone). To attack o. a. with
  
  4^
  
  (the
  
  ^_j
  
  JjCi
  
  JjCijj
  
  —
  
  spear).
  
  To be To be
  
  lifted (stone).
  
  JCijI^
  
  at enmity with.
  
  Remainder of water
  
  sighted.
  
  Royal, imperial.
  
  irJCilj liJoj
  
  (she-camel).
  
  che.ss).
  
  Hemp Common
  
  a
  
  balance).
  
  Unseemliness, ugliness.
  
  is
  
  -K-
  
  in
  
  J Jl^-il
  
  JCxil, rr
  
  J^-^
  
  Desert, waste land. a vessel, Sturdy, sprightly man. jij Upper part of a scorpion's sting .
  J^
  
  "Wild
  
  bovine
  
  kind.
  
  Goat.
  
  Buffalo.
  
  Woman. Evil-eyed.
  
  Foolish (woman). «_^'
  
  ^ .u>i ^
  
  o;>i,1
  
  Large sack.
  
  OV)>i.'
  
  ^ JO- ^
  
  J^Z Hoopoo
  
  (bii'd)
  
  lU
  
  J Cij
  
  White-haired. Cold and foggy (day).
  
  oClij
  
  »-4^'
  
  c^^
  
  Caii''0, chintz.
  
  To do
  
  rw
  
  (
  
  a. th.
  
  ip
  
  ^Ci^j
  
  ,
  
  (i>4i^
  
  ^(i-
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  cai-efuliy.
  
  To render
  
  To
  
  a. o. cautious.
  
  tJS
  
  s
  
  cast a threatening look upon.
  
  To fight with. s G-Cijj ^9-jCiJ r6\^ To apply o.\self to. j 9-li-b — To grow wormwood (land). ^Ci'l — To avert the face fiona. ^s. ii»'j Kind of wormwood. Cantiou.s, ^^ min Iful. <>• Broora-plaut .speedwell. :
  
  ^Ci
  
  Zeal. Barrenness.
  
  Assiduous. Cautious,
  
  ^--^ij^j
  
  oUli
  
  nJ,Ci-
  
  Zealous. Protector. c
  
  r
  
  '
  
  •
  
  .'
  
  o-jii^j
  
  ;J
  
  1
  
  .
  
  A^j^J' .
  
  >
  
  '
  
  f
  
  '
  
  ,'.-.'•
  
  *,..^j^J \9i^
  
  1
  
  ^-rM w
  
  .!'"'><.
  
  ^<-^
  
  To become old (luan). iU-ji-^j To be elderly. ^l£ To call a. o. a chief, senior. s — ^ To a;>i)oint a. o. as chief S To insult a. o. — To rebuke a. 0. To become old. To pretend to ^Jl7
  
  ^
  
  ic-
  
  be a chief. Old age. Old ^,Ci^^
  
  w:_^4^j
  
  zCji-SS
  
  Ipsli^j ,^\^\j
  
  -rj^ sr ''-—' man. Elder, cheikli. Chief of a tribe.
  
  Mayor. Professor. Husband. Chief,
  
  mayor of a village The chief of
  
  Satan lit the fire.
  
  The
  
  Cheikh-ul-Islam.
  
  INIati'on, elderly
  
  ^
  
  jdsi-
  
  :
  
  woman.
  
  li-Ji
  
  Republic.
  
  To
  
  coat (a wall)
  
  ii-SJJ' fi>
  
  ji£j,\jLL
  
  \
  
  iCi, -^
  
  with plaster. To raise (a building).
  
  To anoint a. th. with. To cause a. 0. to perish.
  
  ,_)
  
  ^
  
  oliT
  
  )
  
  To
  
  (
  
  r. escort (a fanei'al). To aee
  
  s
  
  rvY
  
  fS.
  
  a. o. depart. To encourage a. o. To consume a. th. bj fire. jUJu A — To call (cattle) ^ ^ti,ij i>S^3 A^
  
  lagging behind the
  
  ^liJ
  
  ^CiJ
  
  ^.txilj
  
  Quantity. Following.
  
  ;iljr
  
  ixS
  
  from a rock.
  
  fall
  
  j\
  
  ixJS
  
  \jS
  
  to-morrow or the next day. Aromatic plant sought by bees.
  
  a,
  
  stripes
  
  on (cloth).
  
  Wood
  
  safety ^>llJo ji >>ltj| ^\ JCt'Cil follow you. Good speed.
  
  shall coine to thee
  
  To
  
  Rock.
  
  ^Q,
  
  j
  
  May
  
  I
  
  Lofty, high (building).
  
  To make red
  
  flock.
  
  To accompany a. o. for business. To be the partisan of.
  
  To become a Shiite, To form a party, a sect,
  
  )
  
  Plastered (wall).
  
  for
  
  making bowls.
  
  Date with a tender stone. ^ _ ^ <> Ramrod. Spit. Window-shuttei Small-pox. Narghileh.
  
  To
  
  chastise
  
  Ts Ts
  
  
  Breach -loader. Sample.
  
  oUsi-i ^
  
  a. o.
  
  s
  
  ^ii —
  
  • .4
  
  f,.
  
  P
  
  Tk
  
  ^^
  
  -fr
  
  sevei'ely.
  
  {un. ^Ci.) f.Ci.lj /^i ^ x-Li pai'ty, sect, diSsent. Shiites ; secta-
  
  Dates of bad quality, (un. *.i.^ ^u^c-i Harshness of temper. lt''^ Enmity. X^'i\jJ>
  
  tors of Ali, metualis.
  
  To
  
  xZL
  
  Separate
  
  Partner, sharer. Hili' ^ ^l£ House shared in common. iii£ jlS Chips of wood for kindling fire. ^.C^T
  
  Shepherd's reed pipe ; sound of a pipe. Notorious (news, :^Ci ^ p,G.j ^^ti
  
  Common
  
  secret).
  
  PL News
  
  many
  
  to
  
  lot
  
  (
  
  men). Public (building, square). ^.i^Jj fXiJCommon, undivided (inheritance). Coal-rake for ovens. j^C^
  
  Babbler of news.
  
  ^^i
  
  Partisan, follower Partner. Sharer.
  
  To
  
  of.
  
  bind, to tie
  
  ;^—h J
  
  fS^l^j Jl
  
  A
  
  Uli]
  
  fj,
  
  -^
  
  consume destroy
  
  a. th. a. o.
  
  by
  
  To
  
  A
  
  fire.
  
  out a (slaughtered beast). spill (blood). To expose a. 0.
  
  To be To fly
  
  3aiiJ\j
  
  Aj
  
  deal
  
  iaii,
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  ! i»G.1
  
  ^^j
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  to death.
  
  burnt.
  
  u',^7
  
  wings
  
  in jerking the
  
  y\±Xi[
  
  (pigeon).
  
  (of a moautaiu). Cleft "sX^^
  
  between two Aquatic bird.
  
  -«-
  
  J —
  
  expose meat to (the blaze).
  
  ~ To
  
  CiSj*
  
  i,u
  
  i
  
  murderer upon his victim. be quick at work.
  
  To To To To
  
  a. th. to.
  
  Peak
  
  Ckli ).
  
  (
  
  ^^i
  
  J^
  
  i
  
  Wuij
  
  xt'^^ij
  
  To thicken (oil, butter). To To perish be dealt out meat (man). To be unrevenged (bloodshed). <>• To burn with anger. To mis (blood) i. e. to kill a *b»ji!i —
  
  ).
  
  spread. Scattered (horse-
  
  be
  
  burnt.
  
  I'ocks.
  
  Hair of the
  
  j_i
  
  To burn with anger
  
  tail.
  
  Smell of burnt (meat, cloth) burnt meat.
  
  jr.-
  
  u —
  
  against.
  
  hiS
  
  -^j
  
  iaUi
  
  :
  
  To take off a. th. a y:S Ju -^ Whirlwind of dust. oi*-^ To nurse silkworms. Roasting. Meat roasted for a jjll ijS — -i^ JLai.7 To distill spirits. company. jy^\ — ^ To I'aise a. o. To advance a. th. jjli, Fat, swift (she-camel). JajjjCs^^ J,uL; Porter, carrier of burdens. JuX <- Laughing much. Fat (camel). U r/^'.» Coins strung into a necklace. i^tS. < To Clilij (tCi.*j ^ji^j ^»T^ p.Ci' -^ i
  
  <>•
  
  i
  
  Wholesale, in a lump. To be marked with a mole.
  
  To
  
  \^
  
  forecast rain from (light-
  
  nings).
  
  To expect
  
  or unsheath
  
  (a
  
  spread abroad (news).
  
  "^JiiJ^h -^
  
  a. th.
  
  i
  
  ^Ci,
  
  -S-
  
  a. o.
  
  God
  
  JCiU
  
  a—
  
  To sheath
  
  '^^
  
  To accompany j.'^Db. j)t
  
  j\ :*>Llll
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  .JCpU,
  
  speed you. Farewell.
  
  To
  
  sword).
  
  ,_)j
  
  A
  
  ^it,[
  
  9^^j
  
  1
  
  •—
  
  spread, to divulge (news).
  
  to
  
  '
  
  ^"^
  
  i
  
  f-^
  
  .
  
  (
  
  rvA To
  
  Earth, duat. Rat.
  
  j>^i
  
  jr:^
  
  n ^Ar^J
  
  '•>=-*-^
  
  J^rr^J jrt.^^
  
  Marked with a mole. Placenta,
  
  ^>_
  
  ^^^ ^
  
  (iJj
  
  "^i—*
  
  secundine.
  
  To deform a. o. *j To mar a. th. To write the letter ji Ugly,
  
  i (Uii
  
  i
  
  A
  
  aS^
  
  Proriigacy, shame.
  
  an
  
  at a. o. with
  
  evil eye.
  
  oSi-
  
  olC
  
  foul. Disgraceful.
  
  To look
  
  o\i- -^
  
  s
  
  C»li
  
  i
  
  ait.
  
  -fi-
  
  )
  
  cover (the feet with dust
  
  J^ Large
  
  rY\
  
  (
  
  To bear
  
  a. th.
  
  patiently.
  
  To
  
  jt \J-^
  
  .
  
  J^ ^
  
  i
  
  To
  
  pei'severe in.
  
  res-
  
  train from.
  
  To endure want To bind a. o. To
  
  — —
  
  j^
  
  of.
  
  constrain
  
  a. o.
  
  i
  
  To withhold To become
  
  from.
  
  a. o.
  
  ,_j
  
  5
  
  o*^
  
  surety for. ^
  
  —
  
  JLa\j .^3
  
  n
  
  patience. (coi'pses).
  
  To
  
  stuff
  
  jlo
  
  2*
  
  To ballast (a ship). To act patiently a \'j\'.^j •^
  
  —
  
  fi,
  
  ^U>
  
  s^^loi
  
  with. fall
  
  into misfortune.
  
  become
  
  bitter (milk).
  
  To To be
  
  Jl^] bitter,
  
  hard.
  
  To show
  
  <»
  
  Obligatoiy oarh. y^\ ^n^^ Edge, side. DenjCJ,1 ^ _j\J,j jC^ seness. "White cloud. He has taken the whole aj \^\i e'jS \ it.
  
  Uj,Cj>1 Jl
  
  C-lS^JI
  
  rL^j
  
  any bitter
  
  frozen water.
  
  Cj
  
  -rl^S
  
  \s.
  
  tjoalj c.9tlo1
  
  ^
  
  k^il
  
  r"^ jj —
  
  -
  
  '
  
  ^
  
  Morning,
  
  T^-y^\j
  
  Morning
  
  ,
  
  t^'^
  
  sleep.
  
  «•
  
  rCJ>
  
  '-^^-^i *>4-«
  
  Breakfast.
  
  xki^ Morning-time. ^j^'h ^U« At morning. t-C-o Morning and evening. siu: :^L3 Good morning, happy day. liC^ p Light of a lamp. ^Q^o rr^xla^j
  
  '
  
  ,^
  
  jCol ^ Jl^
  
  -^
  
  ejy(-o
  
  SjC-ij s3i-5
  
  Christmas-box.
  
  Stone.
  
  ejl~
  
  Lighting.
  
  jLij jU,
  
  *»'s*-^
  
  New
  
  ifs-Uoj xiUo year's x^>Lo
  
  gift.
  
  Fresh
  
  ,jCJ, -^j
  
  ?-
  
  *^5;r^-^
  
  Comeliness, beauty.
  
  SjCa
  
  SjV«.^_j
  
  ^-C-^
  
  ^jLa
  
  Morning-hour.
  
  Cork, stopper. Surety. Shatter of rock, iron.
  
  jUo
  
  Lj?--f-^
  
  Morning-draught. Milk drawn in the morning.
  
  Ballast of a ship. Intenseness of cold.
  
  tree, nopal, cactus.
  
  iU^ ^
  
  gracious.
  
  Fine, fi'esh (female).
  
  fig, fruit
  
  a r-.li -«
  
  To meet a. o. in the morning. drink a morning-draught. r-'Vi^\ light a lamp. ^^.^z^lj — take (the advice of). ^.tliszll To sell a. th. in the morning.
  
  Ground covered with pebbles.,nj)_j j\J, Lump, heap. jU^ ^ c'Sya He has taken it in a lump, s^jji o'si.]
  
  and
  
  C^-Ji^
  
  morning.
  
  Comely, handsome,
  
  y^j
  
  plant.
  
  Myrrh. Bitterness. Aloes.
  
  Indian
  
  ,
  
  '5U
  
  the cup to the brim.
  
  ;
  
  " "V-ky^i T^.'y^ »
  
  forenoon.
  
  He was killed when in bonds. \Js^ j^J He was compelled to swear. \J^ ^b^
  
  Juice of
  
  H
  
  alone.
  
  JJ^cLx
  
  j\^
  
  (o
  
  cj}
  
  Beware of. To sleep in the morning. To eat a. th. in the morning.
  
  To To
  
  Bondage.
  
  filled
  
  oj^C-ij
  
  found myself quite
  
  I
  
  jtiw
  
  ^ij»lj jdajf\j
  
  Patience. Self-restraint.
  
  Ice
  
  in the
  
  ^^^ To
  
  patience.
  
  To take patience. To be thick.
  
  He has
  
  visit a. o.
  
  » *ci»^
  
  ^ U
  
  o>^Cs>
  
  To be comely, gentle. iiC-s o r-.lo To greet a. o. in the morning, s -jCJo To give a. o. to drink in the morning. To be day-time. To enter upon »vlo*l the morning. To become such on the morning. To become.
  
  fy
  
  feign patience.
  
  of
  
  upon.
  
  He became learned.
  
  (a beast).
  
  To
  
  Sabaoth. Glory, power. Baker's roll.
  
  —
  
  'fji^^ \jya o Ji3
  
  To give a surety to. To exhort a. o. to To embalm
  
  Cr^
  
  Apostate, renegade. Sabian.
  
  To
  
  to.
  
  To
  
  )
  
  To rush unexpectedly
  
  cup.
  
  New
  
  year's day. (fish,
  
  Daybreak.
  
  Lamp,
  
  jji-.'l
  
  bread).
  
  lantern.
  
  ri^
  
  -tijUs
  
  n
  
  ^U^i.I.\,
  
  ^U^sl.j
  
  9tl.ia>j !«.l.^
  
  5n-o.Ua>i
  
  ^ y^r^i
  
  —
  
  (rA. Impetuous (torrent). White-locked
  
  j^
  
  V«~^
  
  Patient. Steady.
  
  ,
  
  gift)
  
  ^
  
  fi>
  
  (±i
  
  i
  
  cn-a
  
  -H-
  
  which food
  
  hand for casting.* — from, cfia^\j J\^[ in
  
  ^
  
  Soap.
  
  oyS"^ "^
  
  Soap-wort (plcnd) To soap a. th. Soap-house. \j^'j 1^1^
  
  L-.»
  
  ^
  
  To incline to to long for. Jl — To blow (east wind). \%^j sUi o — To be blown upon by the ^'\j ;
  
  ^
  
  east wind.
  
  To behave
  
  ^~Z.\j JiLa;j,«C^a ^$^ in a childish way. incline (a .spear) for stri-
  
  fi)
  
  d.ia
  
  recite (a verse) in an irre-
  
  gular way.
  
  To pronounce
  
  (
  
  a word
  
  )
  
  badly.
  
  Propensity, inclination.
  
  East wind. Breeze, <^]j~aj
  
  w
  
  wS;-^
  
  »Sr^^ *~i-^l>
  
  *=^-i
  
  *c+'^J *sV^'j <^'^i'^
  
  lad, apprentice.
  
  Small boys. Gii'l.
  
  <>•
  
  Young woman.
  
  ChUdish. North-easterly wind.
  
  a
  
  Cjiioj L^LiU
  
  dispute, to quarrel.
  
  Crowd, throng.
  
  —
  
  oCo oLoj
  
  Cifij c-»j c-a
  
  Contrary. Subject, topic.
  
  Shrieks. Uproar.
  
  i_, Cij-i9
  
  a ji^
  
  -ft-
  
  finger.
  
  To show a. th. to. To stop partly the
  
  ip 5
  
  orifice of
  
  —
  
  A —
  
  a
  
  vessel with the finger.
  
  To render
  
  ^
  
  a. o.
  
  proud, n Sili/ij
  
  A^«*b ^'i^b /"c-^U
  
  Finger.
  
  i^-^^J
  
  /^yo"^
  
  -r
  
  He possesses splendid
  
  C«I-2
  
  9A^h
  
  .
  
  —
  
  f^}
  
  f^iJ
  
  ^S^"^
  
  ;jj>l^*^iu j&
  
  flocks.
  
  Black long-
  
  ^^t-^b i^jlii"
  
  ^-J^'
  
  f^jVo^
  
  grained grapes. Pride.
  
  Prong,
  
  spit.
  
  To dye (cloth). A dLaj OiLa o a ^3 -STo soak a. th. To dip the hand in (water). ^ eJ^ To set the hand to (an affair). — <> To baptise a. o. by 'A'j[) s i
  
  To be filled (udder). ^A-^ o >Io To dye deeply (cloth). * — To begin to ripen (dates). f^\j To cast off a young one (she-camel). To profess (a religion). j ;4^j To be baptised. ,Ciaol To be dyed.
  
  ^
  
  li:..^
  
  (
  
  f-^r^j **?-?-'
  
  He has bought
  
  quai'rel with.
  
  To
  
  *iJ,^.'^ "^
  
  ?r
  
  •<>•
  
  u.^ o c-i >} j
  
  iftj
  
  Dye.
  
  Having young children (woman).
  
  To yell, to shout. To repel a. o. To pick a
  
  -ci--«
  
  War. j_^_,i jCo^^t
  
  point out
  
  with the
  
  ?r
  
  J^ ^ —
  
  immersion.
  
  •
  
  Childishness. jk->-tfb
  
  >l3v»
  
  Heat. Misfortune.
  
  <>•
  
  To have young children (woman). jj>1 To beguile, to captivate a. o. s ^.c:'\ To deceive, to seduce. 5 ciLiaTj t5^" To treat a. o. as a child
  
  •"Oy,
  
  spread.
  
  or superposed clouds.
  
  a. th.
  
  childlike propensities.
  
  To
  
  White
  
  To
  
  To have ^L^j Coj
  
  king.
  
  is
  
  Mountain.
  
  Ba.sket j^i'S-^J ^'iJ,^'^ made of reeds.
  
  Seller of soap.
  
  To
  
  'Dlo ^ jj,^j,^.\<9
  
  Forbearing, meek. Ji~^i jw ^ ji^' Flat cake of bread upon s3i-oj -n-o
  
  a. o.
  
  To take (dice) To turn away
  
  Sjt-i
  
  Scouts.
  
  •<>•
  
  jk
  
  (horse).
  
  Dye-house. To withhold (a
  
  from
  
  i^
  
  )
  
  Barren and elevated ground.
  
  /or
  
  ij^
  
  )
  
  c^
  
  it
  
  dearer than its worth. Seasoning, sauce. Religion. Opinion.
  
  ^ Baptism. Date beginning to ripen. Craft, art of a dyer. Smoked
  
  fish.
  
  Dying. St John the Baptist.
  
  Dyer. Liar.
  
  /^J
  
  <^ /uoj
  
  ^-? ioii C»
  
  9V-?->
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  >
  
  To be the companion
  
  of.
  
  -tf-
  
  To be the
  
  To undertake a. th.
  
  fi'iend of.
  
  To have a companion. To become submissive
  
  wit-al
  
  (beast).
  
  To see a. o. attended by. *_j » 5 — To remove a. o. from. To be ashamed of. •^ To cleave to. To hve in company with ^ To be friendly connected with. To keep company with o. a. ^»^a.^\
  
  j-
  
  :
  
  To overthrow a. o To stroll idly. To complete a. th.
  
  (metallic
  
  To be
  
  vernor, <> Friend. "Wife,
  
  oC^i-'
  
  kj,>\^.^j
  
  TT
  
  *r^'^
  
  To
  
  of Mohammed,
  
  (
  
  my
  
  /b?'
  
  w^ Co Q
  
  )
  
  a. o.
  
  a. o. n
  
  from
  
  To make
  
  (
  
  i
  
  true
  
  news
  
  (
  
  ).
  
  To be
  
  deed).
  
  in
  
  To have
  
  To awake
  
  9-^0
  
  n
  
  sleep.
  
  sound, valid.
  
  authenticate
  
  To
  
  (a deed).
  
  To To
  
  a— verify (an
  
  correct (writing).
  
  ^^1
  
  (a family or tlock) in
  
  good state.
  
  To To To
  
  ,^U>
  
  ^
  
  V,
  
  restore a.
  
  0.
  
  to health (God),
  
  recover from
  
  —
  
  is
  
  ^/.
  
  "^n^.JaaZ.y
  
  find (speech) right, true.
  
  A—
  
  mana-
  
  Postcript.
  
  Good health,
  
  ,J^>i^i v^-^^
  
  Intimate companion.
  
  k^a-l.ijji
  
  Intercourse, company.
  
  XJ-Mai^
  
  «To boil (milk). /» i_;;^_i a J>-^ — To strike the brain of (sun). To bray (ass). I3G-J>j Cnwo a To be tawny, fawn. a _,9so \'J>.^ To go forth into the desert. j>So\ To become blind of one eye. To be
  
  state. Validity (of
  
  a deed).
  
  ^^-^'f
  
  Whole.
  
  geable.
  
  In
  
  good health.
  
  *i«a1
  
  ^
  
  ^y^Vseoj Sstolj ^U>soj "btol
  
  5r
  
  Entire, complete,
  
  ^Cw
  
  "^tV^ Soimd of
  
  perfect.
  
  body. Free from blemish. Correct.
  
  True, genuine. Valid. Authentical.
  
  Free from defective letters (verb).
  
  •&
  
  broad
  
  To be
  
  sound.
  
  Uo ko «•
  
  '-^j
  
  good health, to be cured.
  
  :cjGt.22!l
  
  friend.
  
  Speaking to himself. Mad. Submissive,
  
  -H-
  
  (illne.ss).
  
  my com-tf-
  
  <9.\»Jsj
  
  be authentical
  
  To cure
  
  mistress.
  
  The companions panion.
  
  ^«-#
  
  fyt*^
  
  right,
  
  account).
  
  Companion ; fellow. Endowed with. Owner, master of. Commander. Go-
  
  bto o
  
  Clank. proper,
  
  Company. With, a Nosegay. In company with. o!Ai X^Jo Of short duration. ;j.il)) Xi>Ja
  
  —
  
  ^!o
  
  bodies).
  
  a friend, 5 ^5-Ja~^l. companion. To keep company with. ilk-i
  
  ft'
  
  (man). Complete (number).
  
  To clang
  
  a. o. as
  
  Intercourse, friendly relations,
  
  fi.
  
  ^o
  
  a
  
  ^io^ ^^j J^i
  
  Strong, sturdy,
  
  to live together.
  
  To choose
  
  Uio
  
  5
  
  •^ It is right.
  
  Indeed, true.
  
  ^-.-^lo
  
  Sound of skin, ^oVl 9--.K0J ^U>^ whose skin is not cut. Chapter of Holy ^\^\j -r'^-M, •> Scripture.
  
  (place).
  
  To manifest a. th. To assume a tawny
  
  A —
  
  Correction. Authentication.
  
  "j\^\
  
  Verification of an account.
  
  t_jj
  
  colour.
  
  ^^
  
  Fawn-colour. 'i'J>-Jsi Openly, in broad light. «J,9--oj S^^-S Braying of the ass. jU-ij jx>^ Boiled milk mixed with butter. s3j:^^
  
  Health-giving (fast,
  
  Fawn
  
  coloured.
  
  Even ground.
  
  iJroad
  
  Cj\j\'j>>ij ^^jVstij i5ji>..o
  
  J,.Js
  
  ^
  
  ^ j;^^\ ^ '\'j>:-a
  
  .\'J^^
  
  :c»i.o>j
  
  kh^I^
  
  journey).
  
  To be
  
  Trifles
  
  desert. Sahara.
  
  To make a mistake
  
  •r.^^Jai
  
  clear, obvious.
  
  :
  
  false, vain
  
  -rJ^^-^
  
  ^
  
  f^oUo o(i^*
  
  things.
  
  ,j^ — ^>^
  
  -»
  
  2*
  
  »_.>Coj
  
  *Jl9fcO_j
  
  Sjbeoj
  
  *I»fcO
  
  a w.^-^
  
  "tt"
  
  .
  
  yc^
  
  T ) 'C\9Js\ a
  
  Salamander. Car.se of freedom.
  
  Cup, bowl. To resound
  
  sGuiA
  
  back.
  
  ebwit;
  
  To bind
  
  "in-i
  
  To be
  
  strike (ii'on) upon
  
  jc
  
  A> \i-.oO
  
  —
  
  :
  
  ^ — S —
  
  ksii^j Xi-^j
  
  raise confused noises
  
  .Jbt-^ ^ i«*-S ^Jc^j ^^-^J jbto
  
  The Coran. To be rough (voice). To be hoarse (man).
  
  i
  
  '
  
  '
  
  (birds).
  
  Uproar, confused noise. o^•9>•.0J
  
  t_j(9c<9j
  
  v?*^
  
  Clamorous. Jjv.ij
  
  ,_jpj.ijijl»i.i_j *Jlii.^_)
  
  Roaring
  
  ^^1
  
  (sea).
  
  '
  
  Having a rough
  
  ^9-^
  
  ^yv-.^i
  
  wj-Ja^j
  
  !A»-tf>a
  
  voice.
  
  j
  
  To
  
  strike a.
  
  o.
  
  To
  
  s
  
  tk3
  
  -^
  
  To
  
  j
  
  offer a. th. in
  
  a dish.
  
  |
  
  Basin. Plate, dish.
  
  '
  
  •>>»--c«9 j
  
  ^>JI
  
  To be rocky (place). jk-i>1 — 4- To dig (to the rock). To harden as rock. Hocks, ejj9s,aj
  
  juiL.i ji-Js
  
  -H-
  
  ^U-a
  
  fishes.
  
  !
  
  Hollow
  
  To be
  
  clearr cloudless
  
  (
  
  sky).
  
  To
  
  re-
  
  I
  
  Jj»i-o 5- j»--^J j''-^
  
  rock.
  
  cover from intoxication. To come to o.'self again. -^ To pay attention.
  
  I
  
  ^^Sl ^ — To awake from sleep. i ^Js\j ij--^^ To awake a. o. To become fine (weather). To ^^eJ»l
  
  c>\j>>c>j is like
  
  i/it^'
  
  the rock of the valley
  
  i.
  
  e.
  
  s^^ <S^i
  
  unshaken.
  
  Clashing of iron. Earthen bowl.
  
  Rocky (place). To dig (the ground) with a shovel.
  
  xl^eia^
  
  I
  
  |
  
  Such a one
  
  dish, a Hand-mill.
  
  I
  
  mat^3 of rocks.
  
  A
  
  *
  
  Court-yard of a house. j\ji\Jf^ Cymbals, castanets. oCit-i Conch of the ear. o'j.9l 'i.xk«3 Small salt s^Csc-^^j 'Us-_ij suiwo^ (.j^^
  
  .
  
  (midday). Litenseness of heat.
  
  >»*-«*'
  
  a ^j^^ grind.
  
  ojJ — o>^ t c'^
  
  To make peace between. |
  
  j
  
  (rock). Intensely hot
  
  "ft"
  
  Z^tk^
  
  'Uit-^^
  
  j
  
  SjaJo^j o'jJ^Cs ili^k-i
  
  Jr-*
  
  jSc-^b J^-i
  
  Dust-coloured.
  
  pecker).
  
  oloL^j
  
  ^-*c^-^ •Ji^Ja^
  
  withering plants (soil). Dusty, yellow colour.
  
  To be burning (day), ili-^ a ajs-^-JiTo utter its cry (wood- \j^^ a ^k-S
  
  Midday-heat. Very hot (day).
  
  *^?-^
  
  To get erect. ^Stki?'.— ^.sio-ftTo become yellow. To assume ^uJjl, a dusty colour ( plant ). To have
  
  '
  
  v?^
  
  To scorch a. o. (sun). s laiti a — To give an ear to. Jl \'i^^ a — To enter upon the hot season, ait^l To ba.sk in the sun (lizard).
  
  «-*c?-^ ?-
  
  Book, volume. Ou^Ua^" ^ ^jk^j
  
  (ci-owd). ^^i-ja-il.
  
  A—
  
  or read a writing
  
  reading. Surface of the earth. Sheet of a k^J,W.^j >^n-a book, register. Slip in writing or reading.
  
  r-Ja
  
  »^il.o;
  
  utter confused cries
  
  ^j^Jcu
  
  Hollow, large dish.
  
  by the striking of a rock. Sound. Noise. Day of resurrec- \t\^ tion. Calamity To shout, to clamour. Ci--i a v?-^ *
  
  Hard
  
  sJk^\
  
  wi'itten or read incor-
  
  Mistaking in
  
  Sound produced
  
  ^
  
  *
  
  the sheets of (a
  
  (incorrectly).
  
  crime.
  
  *—^K,a
  
  di*aw
  
  rectly (book).
  
  To copy
  
  To deafen (the ears noise) He accused him of a great f^^^.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  book).
  
  -fr
  
  (stones).
  
  To
  
  or reading, a
  
  ^
  
  ^^i-^j U:o o
  
  loudly.
  
  To
  
  in wi'iting
  
  jh^
  
  \
  
  'Ji^
  
  I
  
  j^-^J jt-^ fi>
  
  Ciivi a
  
  ^^
  
  -ft-
  
  '
  
  i
  
  I
  
  have fine weather. Brightness of the weather. Lucidness of mind. Fine, cloud-
  
  HatJai
  
  j>
  
  "rJa^j
  
  jk-^
  
  ,
  
  r-'^J
  
  ~
  
  less (day, sky).
  
  Conscious, awake. i\at^j
  
  o^to ^ ^^ia
  
  It
  
  1,
  
  emanated from his
  
  5i,U
  
  ,p
  
  ja^
  
  Iron shovel.
  
  ^i^LiA s Cit-a
  
  jJU3
  
  To burn To shun
  
  advice.
  
  He
  
  done or said so and so. To strike a. o. on the lias
  
  liSj iJi^'ii^
  
  a. th. S Ijjii
  
  —
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  a. 0. (sun),
  
  To avert
  
  ^t
  
  a. 0.
  
  i jJa'^j
  
  a_tf
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  -fr -fr
  
  iU?j ,i5ui o
  
  —
  
  from.
  
  chest.
  
  To foel a pain in the chest. To walk ahead (horse). To put a preface, a heading
  
  To To to
  
  ift
  
  -
  
  (a writing).
  
  To commence ( speech) with. ^_j — To give a seat of honour to a. o. s — To bring a. o. back ^c. s jli-^lj ~ fit
  
  from.
  
  To exact a. th. from. i_jj Js- s ^iUa To importune a. o. with requests. To issue (an order). A jj.^] To project the chest. To be j!ua^ placed in the front seat. To walk
  
  shriek, to shout.
  
  of.
  
  jA-^
  
  J^
  
  ?r
  
  U^ J-is
  
  i
  
  J-»
  
  ili
  
  clap with the hands, to
  
  a[)plaud.
  
  To suppurate (wound). j_i1 To meet a. 0. front to front. J i!uaj To veil herself (woman). ak^(. Removal. Hinderance. Mountain, side i|ju>b ijiua
  
  jue
  
  ^J ~
  
  ^r
  
  of a valley.
  
  Neighbourhood. Design.
  
  Topic, io-i
  
  •<>
  
  point at discussion.
  
  My
  
  house Uj>JLi ej\i ijui Jpj stands opposite his.
  
  Name
  
  forward, to be ahead.
  
  The upper part
  
  L?j,li
  
  of a water-spring.
  
  "Woman's
  
  veil.
  
  Breast, chest. Seat of honour. Be-
  
  Clamour. Matter, pus.
  
  ginning of (day, season). Title of a
  
  Path leading
  
  '\jua
  
  sjusI
  
  ^
  
  jJ/j,^
  
  ^
  
  illu^ -»ir*-*
  
  to
  
  ila-^
  
  water. Serpent. Large lizard.
  
  book. Chief, president.
  
  ^^2)1
  
  Beginning of a sentence. The higher point of a
  
  ^^Ifcill
  
  — To —
  
  t^j»G)l
  
  jjXi
  
  ^&Vl
  
  jli^l
  
  valley.
  
  The Grand
  
  Vizier.
  
  Prime minister. Return from water, from
  
  J-Co
  
  Chest or its highest part. o'JxJ> Waistcoat, bodice. ik^j^oo-^j — Breast-plate.
  
  Chest-girth of a
  
  stand s«lao j'j^j erect in order to see.
  
  ,
  
  1^ a
  
  £5Ji-d -^
  
  To become rusty j^^-^j j'->'-^j ~ (iron). To be of a rusty colour. '\j^j l« Ju? a \j^ To take off the fi>
  
  ,
  
  rust from.
  
  pilgrimage.
  
  ^*j,^-<3> -^j
  
  Jir>^
  
  Rust. Slender-bodied man. Covered with rust.
  
  Rusty colour. Of a reddish black
  
  io-i
  
  \ju^
  
  j^j
  
  iJo^ ^
  
  'jj^^
  
  sVj_^ colour..TJi-^
  
  Horsemen bearing rusty
  
  ^
  
  j^'ljui
  
  'llu>1
  
  SIajT
  
  arms.
  
  beast.
  
  Chemisette, bodice.
  
  Prominent
  
  jllu?
  
  Sj'-^^ point of a valley.
  
  ?r
  
  o'jc^j Sj'J-^ ,
  
  Premiership.
  
  Sjllw
  
  Returning from water
  
  SjiC«
  
  ^
  
  jiiU*
  
  (cattle).
  
  He does not possess
  
  ij
  
  Ij
  
  Vj jiia
  
  ii
  
  C»
  
  anything.
  
  Broad-breasted.
  
  The two
  
  ^^^^
  
  iLij iSjjio to shrink from. ^f.
  
  xlkia;
  
  ,1,
  
  j^-^h
  
  veins of the temples.
  
  Result, consequence. Infinitive
  
  ;
  
  j^«c>'t
  
  oO^^
  
  jiL^ ^ jJua^ root of a word. Origin.
  
  To
  
  utter a cry
  
  a
  
  (3']jjfj G-lv-i
  
  ^ j-s
  
  (man, bird). Sign. Stony hill. Sea-shell used
  
  -i^
  
  ^'j.^
  
  *ia-,sj X>-JJ>j 1>-U9
  
  as an amulet.
  
  Shouter.
  
  ^Ix^j
  
  To come
  
  ^
  
  ^'•'•^J
  
  Ti-^i
  
  Ija-a^j 0-*-^
  
  i
  
  ^f-I^.^
  
  o j1>o
  
  back from water (cattle). To come to pass, to Oj^-^
  
  -fi-
  
  —
  
  i
  
  happen.
  
  To
  
  proceed, to emanate
  
  from.
  
  To
  
  result from.
  
  ^/.^
  
  ^c
  
  —
  
  (TAt)
  
  Jj^
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  away
  
  turn
  
  (ijj^j from.
  
  iJjJaij
  
  To keep
  
  .
  
  ('iJ'^
  
  iJij-S
  
  i
  
  Feeling a pain in the chest.
  
  -{^
  
  To
  
  A
  
  jjlua?
  
  f.j^j GsJo a fJ-S -« to cut asunder. To divide flocks. To
  
  off a. o
  
  spUt,
  
  fj
  
  ,
  
  cross (a desert, a river).
  
  from
  
  To encounter
  
  a. o.
  
  si Jij3
  
  oiUa
  
  -^j
  
  To manifest a. To declare the
  
  i
  
  by chance.
  
  To come to pass, to happen, jiu^ To meet o. a. ciil^ ^ {un. Soio •• sSoo ) a_i-5 ^j jj^
  
  •^
  
  Mother of
  
  JiX_-9'l
  
  ^'j^
  
  fin
  
  truth.
  
  To work
  
  i_,
  
  —
  
  a. th. out. !
  
  To lean towards. To remove a. o. from. To have a headache. •^ To intrust a. o. with
  
  j
  
  I
  
  Sea-shell.
  
  th.
  
  i
  
  peari.
  
  Ji
  
  s
  
  — —
  
  pJ^j
  
  —
  
  (s,j'jjp
  
  ^c
  
  |
  
  Rugged passage olusj ^jJ>j
  
  S-i-Jsi
  
  —
  
  an
  
  affair.
  
  \
  
  a mountain. Cavity of the ear. J^'-^ c-» **Ju? Chance, occur- ^aj> ^ *iJ-i •j saiLi^ in
  
  rence.
  
  \
  
  Such a one has fled. Crack in a hard body. Strong and yoimg. Fragment. Party of men.
  
  i
  
  j
  
  At hap-hasard, by
  
  *ijii)li j :Calui ••
  
  chance.
  
  To
  
  To be spUt. To part (people).
  
  i
  
  ijoiJI
  
  I
  
  j
  
  xjjlua^j Cjjloo Jj-<9 -^
  
  speak veraciously.
  
  Bit, piece. Dissent.
  
  I
  
  Half of
  
  j
  
  j
  
  as trustworthy,
  
  s
  
  —
  
  (Ju^j *.sit^ JiG>
  
  to entertain friendly relations with a. o.
  
  j
  
  extending (mountain, river). Having a headache. Even road in a stony f.i>\^'^ Split.
  
  I
  
  I
  
  p.aii
  
  Eloquent (speaker). f.'-^^t To walk along j f,'iiaj VpIlSi a plu? -i^ by the side of. To crush (an ant). a f,Xa He is a coward (///.) he : 2i;j f.jJa'i'^ could not kill an ant. ~ To deter a. o. from. ;j^ ^ ,
  
  bride).
  
  give alms. give a. th. to a. o. for the
  
  :
  
  sake of God. To rely upon one another.
  
  JiLiS
  
  To incline to. To be weak.
  
  live like fiiends.
  
  Straight-
  
  9-/->^^
  
  ^
  
  country.
  
  I
  
  sign (an agreement). assign a dowry to (a
  
  To
  
  it Ju«
  
  plate.
  
  ^ To To To
  
  ^
  
  1
  
  Hemiciany, headache. ^.S'j^ Cleaving. Breaking (dawn). Far- ^i\^ j
  
  s
  
  f.'j^ -^
  
  ]
  
  (game).
  
  To hold a. o. To befriend,
  
  oVpj-^
  
  H^-^J f-*-? 9- **--^ a. th. split asunder. Dawn. Garment under a breast- ^j j^
  
  '
  
  To tell the truth to.
  To
  
  p.lu»
  
  ;
  
  OjiJ^j 3'-^J 3->^
  
  -r
  
  3-^
  
  Temple. Hair
  
  forward. Steady. Perfect.
  
  J) (i./jj>j Vpj-^ o *tla.i> ^|lus>'i
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  o ^iui
  
  oii J-i c."
  
  f.^
  
  j
  
  Truth. Veracity. Legal alms. Alms
  
  jlua olsjui
  
  ^
  
  covering the temples, a Door-po.^t.
  
  '
  
  '
  
  5r *-5-*-«j
  
  *i.La
  
  Brand on a camel's temples.
  
  Perfect (woman). C-lsJ-^
  
  Liquid lime.
  
  •^
  
  X.%'X^
  
  to the poor.
  
  *-5lxi_j
  
  cJ^'j.3
  
  ^
  
  *_»aoj
  
  Child up to the seventh ^_j^ day of his birth The two vems of the :.lpa_-tfV\
  
  S-SJ-i
  
  Dowry. oiSli^j c,^jJ>j c5-uij Dowry. "iJj^'Sj Jiui ^ J'^, True friendship. *JlJ-» Good harmony. Friendship. jSUaJ Sincere. Trustworthy. <_JiU9 ^ JiUj
  
  fS'-i-^
  
  Weak.
  
  xJluS
  
  temples. ,
  
  Pillow, cushion.
  
  Marked on the I
  
  temples.
  
  j;-uao
  
  i-i
  
  1
  
  C
  
  rAo
  
  To cry out (mau). O.^j !>.'
  )
  
  unmingled.
  
  Perfect,
  
  Frank.
  
  ;
  
  sist in.
  
  To be narrow
  
  (hoof).
  
  3^-9
  
  Intenseness of cold, hoar-
  
  elroi Iro
  
  Trustworthy. Trustful. Just Saddueeans. C)j3,jb^
  
  True
  
  Gale or cold wind.
  
  2r« '^J,
  
  Intenseness of heat, of fight.
  
  ;^';?
  
  Noise. Party.
  
  Purse. Sealed bag of
  
  ^
  
  /Jio
  
  ;^
  
  money.
  
  Ear of corn putting forth awns, yjia Bushy tree. jUa Thirst. Want. j\'j3j jXJ^o ^ S*U»
  
  Fiery horse. Giving alms. Chemistry.
  
  back
  
  shown at the
  
  for binding a she- s^l ^ j\lro camel's teats. Height not reached
  
  The two
  
  by water.
  
  Bald.
  
  Cricket (insect).
  
  utter its cry (green wood-pecker). To yell.
  
  Cock. Intense (cold). Vehement (wind).
  
  J^J^}
  
  >l»-Lo
  
  :
  
  yjJa\
  
  j>
  
  jJti^ j»j ,
  
  V^-a
  
  ^
  
  joo
  
  ^
  
  ijluS
  
  to applaud.
  
  jjj^ a ;
  
  to
  
  5
  
  ^iC»
  
  Corpse. Brain. Owl.
  
  He
  
  Cock-roach.
  
  Cricket. Tall
  
  cAxilua3l
  
  To reecho (mountain). t|jol i/Jusl To die. To apply o.'s self to (an J ^!u^ affair). To seek a. th. from. Thirst. Voice. Echo. <jJs\ ^ Jj-^
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  cU^ooJIj
  
  beguile a. o
  
  ^ f jj'j^
  
  Intestines, bowels
  
  j-oCJ^o
  
  sides of
  
  To be thirsty. To dissemble with
  
  teeth. Grating of a pen.
  
  j.Jua
  
  )
  
  the forehead.
  
  hands
  
  Cry, acute sound. Gnashing of
  
  if-
  
  un. i^o-S
  
  {
  
  JjVl *J-lSi)I J _rwa)l first assault of mis-
  
  Experienced warrior. To clap with the i^j^ij
  
  Perseverance, steadiness.
  
  j,'^3^
  
  i
  
  or a. th.
  
  Shock, collision. Patience is to be fortune.
  
  Sjl^'tf
  
  ^ V,V^4o
  
  » \i^'^3
  
  j)
  
  ft>
  
  Sjllr*
  
  Ci'icket, beetle.
  
  *
  
  To strike (a stone) against. ^_, — To overtake a. o. (misfortune). 5 — To knock, to strike a. o. s ,/i'Lo To dash against o. a. _^akob ^'^'-^ To collide (warriors).
  
  '\£j}[rej c'jj'JIoj j/j^o
  
  Silver coin.
  
  ^l-^C-i
  
  a. o.
  
  3'^^
  
  xli^lo -^
  
  hurt, to push
  
  Bachelor.
  
  Boisterous, clamorous.
  
  3i.-i^
  
  J^usi'j
  
  Chemist.
  
  Bachelor.
  
  Rag
  
  ,-
  
  Touchstone. Test, criterion. Jlo-iaj; j 'i Brave fighter. , Jj-ia> jl J-ua^
  
  To
  
  frost.
  
  oiS-Utfj '\%jJ>_) '3juo\
  
  friend.
  
  jj-aj-o
  
  j^'^'j^o
  
  is
  
  dead
  
  May God
  
  (camel).
  
  To cut a. th. To earn. C^'Sj^ -WTo keep in ( urine ). To make som* milk. To render a child costive for
  
  [lit.)
  
  his echo
  
  ilji^
  
  ^
  
  is silent.
  
  destroy
  
  him
  
  ii
  
  !
  
  j^
  
  '^\
  
  '^\
  
  i
  
  fattening him.
  
  To
  
  collect in the
  
  Thirsting.
  
  Bowels thirsting
  
  for.
  
  Jl fi>
  
  udder
  
  C^^
  
  a y->J^a
  
  (milk).
  
  To eat gum. To drink sour milk-^j^tf To prepare (sour milk). ^ yjja^\
  
  ^r.o
  
  •il^'l
  
  To tie up a purse. \y,o o y^ -^ To put (money) in a purse. To bind (a she-camers) teats. s — To erect (the ears y_i ya\j ^ j\ *> — :
  
  horse).
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  Sky-rocket
  
  to ^•ijjy^ I
  
  To be smooth, glossy. Sour milk. Red gum.
  
  T.
  
  7T
  
  cracker, a Ghost.
  
  Clamorous. Peacock.
  
  To feel To be
  
  (the cold).
  
  To
  
  galled (horse)
  
  To To
  
  A
  
  hit (the
  
  target
  
  :
  
  -^
  
  miss
  
  hit or
  
  ^
  
  i_^ i^9
  
  ,
  
  give niggardly.
  
  i^o
  
  i^ikt
  
  little
  
  to drink.
  
  s
  
  —
  
  :>'^
  
  Pure, unmixed. Elevated point of a mountain. Cold. Cold ground Cold day.
  
  wood-pecker. veins beneath the tongue. Rainless cloud.
  
  olS^
  
  il^
  
  i\y^j
  
  .
  
  iS'^J.s
  
  Bare, without vegetation
  
  little
  
  water
  
  through
  
  ;
  
  ~
  
  ^\'J^j t-'j^^\
  
  Castle, tower, lofty
  
  rj[r^
  
  -r
  
  -rj^o
  
  Hard ground. Hall
  
  the
  
  :>'j^aJ>
  
  TS-'j^
  
  ^^'o
  
  ^\'Joi -rCroj -r'J^
  
  ta-j^j
  
  "isA'J^o
  
  ness.
  
  Pure wine. Large vessel
  
  tl>l^ for wine.
  
  Pure, unmin-
  
  ruS'J^i
  
  "Ca-S'J^ '\s''Ja
  
  9'-iV^
  
  gled. Obvious, explicit.
  
  \s-'j^j ^j-9i
  
  J»^ ^ '^\j^ ^ ^j^ a tlrv? ^
  
  Such a tribe came by themselves.
  
  i>jj^ c'^ j^.
  
  two
  
  —
  
  A
  
  9j<>i heraistichs to (a verse).
  
  To be affected with epilepsy. •^ To have a hemicrany. To fling a. o. down. wrestle.
  
  To
  
  To humble
  
  o'self before. ^'JJ\j
  
  o^, ^yj^ ^
  
  Manner, wise.
  
  Permission, d Pas.sport. Obvious.
  
  ^^ t-'^yai
  
  ^^
  
  Similar.
  
  Corresponding part. <• Head-ache. He has two shapes o^'j^a j'i y^ he is bi-coloured. I have visited him ji^l J-'j^ i£u morning and evening. ;
  
  I
  
  -^
  
  -rj.j-'ai
  
  Permitted.
  
  Cloudless (sky).
  
  io 5
  
  fight a duel with.
  
  Epilepsy, fallingsickness.
  
  f,J.g
  
  •^Jia^o\i
  
  ,
  
  '(»
  
  (^u^
  
  Plainly. Explicitly.
  
  put two valves to a
  
  (door)
  
  ^jtoj
  
  Pure, umningled.
  
  —
  
  fell a. 0.
  
  To
  
  O.
  
  ^
  
  -slv-^i
  
  (river,
  
  Road, path to heaven. 5
  
  —ii J
  
  of a house. Openly, in broad light.
  
  vessel).
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  cloudless (sky).
  
  i^
  
  target (arrow).
  
  Having
  
  *
  
  Genuineness. Obvious-
  
  Passing
  
  ^.'J^s
  
  building.
  
  cold.
  
  ).
  
  To be
  
  tS-JJA^
  
  To speak plainly. To be obvious (truth).
  
  the saddle (horse),
  
  Sensible of cold.
  
  o
  
  To be ^'Jia To miss the mark
  
  (wine).
  
  (archer).
  
  Two
  
  P
  
  -rijia
  
  xil^
  
  evident (truth).
  
  V>-l.^r<9J
  
  ;
  
  counti-y
  
  with quick lune. Quick lime. To be pure, Uj^j unmingled (race).
  
  clarified
  
  Cold countries.
  
  (
  
  plaster (a tank)
  
  sJ^'^r^
  
  ^J^ ^ v^a^'" * ^^'^j — ^^.^ *
  
  explain a. th.
  
  Large army moving slowly. Sparrow-hawk green ol'i^
  
  Enduring
  
  Sour milk.
  
  To be
  
  Numerous army.
  
  Wounded by
  
  again.
  
  To
  
  iJJSi \ijis o
  
  shooter).
  
  give to a. o.
  
  Small tents of the Arabs Pastui'age becoming green Seeds, seed-produce.
  
  the target (arrow). To loathe a. th.
  
  To
  
  ijo
  
  a
  
  \:>'J<)
  
  rlr<^ ^^'a^^
  
  t'j^
  
  6it,ro J \>'\'j^ o iTj"^
  
  ^
  
  cry out for help.
  
  ^ To
  
  call out to.
  
  To come to the rescue To scream repeatedly. To cry out one to
  
  of.
  
  J
  
  ^'j^a
  
  5
  
  ^Ja\
  
  tj^
  
  (
  
  r^ Unmisecl, pure (wine, beverage).
  
  The
  
  clay
  
  rAY
  
  o^^
  
  and the night. ol>.^b ol'^aJI
  
  Absolutely, in
  
  '^'
  
  )
  
  Fashion. Similar. e.j'J^ Strand of a rope. Wrestler. State of being.
  
  all points.
  
  Grammarian.
  
  At
  
  Star called the lion's heart. Amulet. Death. Copper. Lead. Exchange of money. i^-Brokage. **l^i Creak of a door, of a pulley. 'J^_J^ Gnashing of the teeth. Pure silver. Milk freshly drawn.
  
  Way
  
  Palm-bough
  
  ol>«j
  
  ^ *k^J
  
  <SJ^a
  
  ~
  
  dried up.
  
  Change. Sale of goods. Free- ^i^^r^ dom of action. Declination, conjugation, ifjram).
  
  Changes of time.
  
  ytoJI
  
  Free use, free will. c-Astraj ^ Doings, behaviour. Departure.
  
  oIj j^lij
  
  S'j^)
  
  ^r
  
  jllr^'l
  
  *al^
  
  Case, chest, box.
  
  Outlet, issue, opening. oj.tA» ^ J^ria'" Pui-e (wine). ^J,V-^' !r jjlr^>^
  
  Exchanged (money). Master.
  
  <>
  
  -^
  
  Expenditure.
  
  province.
  
  Often prostrated in wrestling,
  
  (noun).
  
  Starting-place. Departm'e.
  
  (_jl/-ai>>
  
  Nouns and verbs that are olsloa-'* perfectly inflected and conjugated.
  
  ^
  
  Governorship, province.
  
  ;^2r'
  
  To be gallant, hardy. s»y<9 o >.^'o -{^ <> To be severe, stei'n. To be bi'oken C«^j C«^'<9 j.^ i
  
  towards the gi'ound. Wrestling-place. Valve of a folding-
  
  To cut off, to gather (fruit). A j^lr^j — To interrupt a. o. 2 — To stay with a. o. ois To part from a. o. 5 >»jUe To attain the time of y^o'\ gathering dates (palm-tree ). To
  
  ^^
  
  become destitute. To be energetic. To cease
  
  To be at its end To be cut. To be elapsed (fight).
  
  (winter).
  
  9j\^ fU}'^
  
  '^\r<^
  
  ;r
  
  «•
  
  f^j^^l
  
  door. Hemistich of a verse. Wrestler.
  
  A
  
  wrestling. Duelling.
  
  Prostrate. Epileptic.
  
  -^ Suflfer
  
  ing from headache. Insane. To send off, 5 o^^oj ^'j^ i ,
  
  0.
  
  a. 0.
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  ^ j£^\
  
  give up a. Lh.
  
  To drink wine (unmixed), a >SJ^j — To decline ( a noun ). To conjugate (a verb).
  
  To spend (money,
  
  fi,
  
  \
  
  Sj^
  
  time).
  
  To deter a. o. from. ^^— To squeak (wheel). ^„j^ To gnash the teeth. To spend to exchange money. To sell (goods). To change fi>
  
  ;
  
  the direction (of the wind
  
  :
  
  God).
  
  To intrust a. 0. with the J s management of a business. To have freedom of action j in
  
  (rope).
  
  i^l/a
  
  Prostrating his adversaiies. ^/^ Prostrated in wrestling \J'j^ ^ f>_J<s lying on the ground. — Branch-tree leaning ^J^ ^
  
  tf-
  
  Conjugated (verb). Inflected
  
  u.
  
  *^lra
  
  To exchange (money).
  
  Governor of a
  
  jiT
  
  of prostrating.
  
  To disregard
  
  Money-changer.
  
  any case, it^'o
  
  all events, in
  
  to dismiss a.
  
  <>•
  
  f--r?
  
  ;
  
  To be
  
  to dispose
  
  j^
  
  of.
  
  declined (noun)
  
  ,^^ai\
  
  jugated (verb). To depart from. To be busy in earning livelihood.
  
  To pray God
  
  to avert
  
  A
  
  
  (misfortunes).
  
  j,y^ jCr^\j
  
  Exchange
  
  of money. Accidence
  
  {grammar).
  
  (year).
  
  —
  
  Calamity, misfor- ^ij^o tune, vicissitude.
  
  fr
  
  J.^roi ^j^a
  
  )
  
  1
  
  rAA
  
  (
  
  Stable.
  
  "G
  
  Astrolabe.
  
  To disperse (a crowd) To shake a. th. To be shaken, dispersed. To
  
  ;
  
  A ^..iiLiu
  
  be lowly, cowardly. Fate has scattered them. J,a!oi ^^ — Variegated bird. /uiaioj jJa-^ To be ip >,.«oij «^_^iLo w^iio {} ,
  
  ^a^
  
  To part fi"om o. another. To cut off (fruit). Tanned leather. cA^^aj ^Ji,^b >»J,'Uslj Crowd, party. Way, manner, CoUection of houses.
  
  Shoe.
  
  Time
  
  To have a refractory beast. To renaer a. th. A ^^liuj .^L5
  
  War.
  
  untractable (beast).
  
  _JL«1j
  
  To b9
  
  »_-i-i1
  
  Dauntless.
  
  sJi^zZ.\) sJi^i
  
  To be hard
  
  J
  
  s^KJai
  
  to please in.
  
  Difficulty. Difficult,
  
  "^.y^
  
  hard.
  
  i_i^ioj,i_)U-tf
  
  ^
  
  Difficult things.
  
  Stallion.
  
  .-J^.^
  
  t_ftLo>
  
  w-tl.i>'j fc_.pLi/"
  
  Thynoe, origan. Penny-royal, mint.
  
  ^
  
  k_.«.^/>
  
  J;^, ^io
  
  ^
  
  iXr^' -~-^ To J (jiioj \j.Laj \i^La a -i«-^ -{^ ascend. To go up ( a ladder).
  
  To bring a. To ascend a
  
  — or a. th. up. i_, raounj;i)l jtj J j.Li
  
  o.
  
  into a
  
  4^'<'y>\
  
  J
  
  -U-tflj
  
  melt (grease).
  
  make a journey. JajVI j 0^.0 make a. o. to a-scend on. ipj J » — go to Mecca ascend, to
  
  go up. To be hard to a. ;
  
  hard
  
  <>•
  
  Stern
  
  man )
  
  judge).
  
  (
  
  Maimed. Dawn. Night Part of the night. Energy, firmness.
  
  Moimd
  
  of sand.
  
  Poor man having a numerous family. Waterless desert. Small water-channel. Curved knife.
  
  The elapsed
  
  year.
  
  Hautboy.
  
  To
  
  — To
  
  valley.
  
  rise
  
  p
  
  oClJ
  
  avert an evil
  
  from.
  
  tain.
  
  To go down To To To To To
  
  -
  
  Skinner.
  
  minute, particular
  
  about.
  
  •
  
  Harshness.
  
  <>
  
  Shoe-maker
  
  (affair).
  
  To be
  
  _i
  
  Cutting (sword).
  
  difficult
  
  -^
  
  trees.
  
  ^tlu?
  
  difficult.
  
  XiUj-o
  
  trimming palm-
  
  of
  
  Bravery.
  
  difficult.
  
  To be harsh towards a. o. » To find a. th. A w^wii^lj
  
  -^
  
  Separa
  
  Capital, stock.
  
  —
  
  To be
  
  of camels.
  
  ted portion of a cloud.
  
  <
  
  difficult to.
  
  ijyj-o
  
  Troop
  
  '
  
  *
  
  n
  
  "•
  
  j^h^\j jS\^j jl^l
  
  (affaii"
  
  o.
  
  j5oj
  
  n jSMalj
  
  ).
  
  The upper
  
  j^
  
  pax't.
  
  This plant increa- \'j^ /^_ cCuJl ll* ses ia height.
  
  Grievous punishment. Ascent. Ascension Thursday.
  
  Deep sigh.
  
  j,'.3,
  
  iJ\JS i^iLi
  
  i_^iia)l
  
  ^j^.S^
  
  .|j1^
  
  a.
  
  o.To precede
  
  »
  
  a. o.
  
  —
  
  it.
  
  To
  
  to
  
  save
  
  To lag behind a. o. ^p — To settle a difference between, ojj — To stagnate (water). ^s'J^ a CJ_r^ To be altered (milk), To let (a ewe) without milking 'i^yia sell
  
  a ewe giving
  
  much
  
  milk.^2r<»^
  
  Altered milk. Residue.
  
  Stagnating water. Mast, yard.
  
  is'j^ ^s'j-aj
  
  —
  
  ,jO-^ ';' ,j'^ Sailor. o^IjX^j Jj,^y^j *lv^ w ~ 01(1 well having altered water. iij^\^
  
  Unmilked for many days (ewe). Stone-
  
  ,_JjLi/J
  
  c^^r^j
  
  ^
  
  iSlr'J
  
  't^J^
  
  *r^-i; "~ ._-^v^
  
  bench against a wall.
  
  ^
  
  ^ )
  
  J-
  
  Losing its hair (ass). ii;^ ^ ji.i) Small-headed j;^ ^ .>;L.i ^ J—i>'ij — and thiu-necked ostrich. To reduce a. o. to beggary, i dui-* -fr
  
  Rising, ascendant.
  
  To become
  
  Henceforward, hence-
  
  destitute.
  
  d^^lai
  
  Destitution, poverty.
  
  diL^;j
  
  XfetlUio
  
  Painful task.
  
  'loii
  
  oloi^j iUo
  
  Straight lance,
  
  Wild
  
  asses.
  
  To be To be
  
  Upper Egypt.
  
  l^^
  
  thin and paltry,
  
  Small sparrow,
  
  a ULi
  
  ol^-^ ^
  
  'U.^j
  
  -tt-
  
  >i-i
  
  bull-finch.
  
  To be
  
  little,
  
  To b3
  
  l__,«..tfj
  
  To
  
  O ji^a accept conLr""^
  
  tempt.
  
  To be younger than. He is only one year younger than
  
  To
  
  jl^ J j,^ b.
  
  j YJi^ o
  
  v[
  
  :i^i.j
  
  I.
  
  a
  
  lessen, to diminish
  
  jL!o'\j
  
  Ji^
  
  To bring forth To abase a. o
  
  little
  
  He held himself
  
  plants (soU).
  
  _,ii,1
  
  5
  
  -
  
  estimation.
  
  least.
  
  Infancy. Smallness.
  
  I
  
  am
  
  smallest.
  
  The
  
  littlfe
  
  ones
  
  one of the smallest. c'jj^\
  
  Paltry,
  
  little.
  
  Contempt,
  
  •>•
  
  oG^-^J
  
  littleness.
  
  IJI
  
  j^
  
  _r*^j jU.
  Weakness. Diminutive (noun). Decrease.
  
  Bearing igno-
  
  j^i-Iaj
  
  '\yJ>j j\*^
  
  Young. Very little thing. Smaller.
  
  li.i>j
  
  aio ^
  
  'li^L^j jo'U-^ ,
  
  cjjJ^Sj
  
  ^r -'24-^
  
  J^i)} ojiSiJ\i
  
  Producing small plants U4J,_,
  
  i_^ ~ ,-
  
  J--^l
  
  Burnt-offering.
  
  jj liii
  
  ^ Sa^^
  
  Sublimated medicine.
  
  jl^i
  
  distorted (face,
  
  ij^li
  
  a _,-o
  
  -J^
  
  mouth). To be small (head) To turn away ioi j'-aSj jii^j J-^ the face in disdain. To be wi'y-mouthed. y,!^
  
  Wryness, distortion of the face. /^^ Wry-faced, wry- j^ ^ ^\y,^ ^ y^] mouthed.
  
  To
  
  sharpe round
  
  roll, to
  
  fi>
  
  *lj*t'^ -^
  
  j^-o
  
  a. th.
  
  round-.shaped, globulous.
  
  j^^
  
  Concrete gum. j;ji;o ^ jji,^j x^^ Black beetle's ball. Sjj^-o
  
  To
  
  be seized
  
  CijuS >Ju>^
  
  with shudder. Shudder. Shuddering. To smite a. o. (thunderbolt).
  
  —
  
  ^Jnuo
  
  ^
  
  xli^^
  
  3y,laj> ^ xicU* a ji-^
  
  To
  
  .smite a. o.
  
  thunderbolt (God). To rumble loudly (thun-
  
  -S-
  
  with a
  
  Ciio a j»-i
  
  der).
  
  To faint at To cause a
  
  ^Co'l
  
  ^^ a ^^j
  
  (soil).
  
  l^io a
  
  S^
  
  ^ JL^\
  
  d\'J^'i\
  
  tS^^' j^lj.
  
  Uo
  
  -K-
  
  fit to.
  
  »
  
  yell.
  
  jiol
  
  jw j«.^
  
  loud noise.
  
  Rumbling
  
  ^^V|
  
  the sound of thunder. fainting
  
  Death. Shrieking loudly. Stunned by a Shout,
  
  Younger (brother). The smallest. The heart and the tongue. The minor of a syllogism.
  
  To
  
  jJ
  
  cjjii^j S^i-i ^ _,tCo
  
  miny. Small, mean.
  
  ^;
  
  Earth, soil. oOi-s»^ J^La ^ ju--i Surface of the earth. Elevated land,
  
  To be
  
  in
  
  To find a. th. small, ittie. * yi:ai:.\ To make little of. To choose the
  
  The
  
  difficult
  
  Obliquity in walk.
  
  a. th.
  
  little
  
  lIu-LiS o^il
  
  to be reached.
  
  To be
  
  despised.
  
  vile,
  
  -ft"
  
  small
  
  Sjli^j IjU^j
  
  Ul__^«aj
  
  Summit
  
  <>•
  
  ji-^
  
  O ^i-ij a
  
  atCa
  
  forth.
  
  Ascent, acclivity.
  
  'c^'^^
  
  oCJ
  
  SJu-i
  
  Beggar. dU^U^j '^sl^--^ !r iJ/^ To be small-headed y*.^\ — ,j*^ -Vk and shallow-minded. small, paltry.
  
  SJ"^
  
  ^^
  
  of thunder.
  
  js-jW Jli«3
  
  Thunderbolt. Deadly J^ijo ^ *2cU> punishment. Shrieks of anguish. Belemnite, thimder-stone.
  
  To be
  
  small-
  
  headed
  
  Ajfl.Sa)l _^s»>
  
  Uliolj !^i-i a and thin-necked. ,
  
  J*i
  
  -S-
  
  Cr^• To examine
  
  (
  
  people, the
  
  pages of a book). To ponder over (an affair). To go off, to turn away from,
  
  To forgive to. To drive away (a
  
  tS^
  
  s
  
  fi>j
  
  J — ^p
  
  a^\p- ^t
  
  ts
  
  —
  
  —
  
  strike a. o. with the
  
  V
  
  ^jJaj^
  
  (a sword). beat (metal) into plates,
  
  * "~
  
  flat of
  
  To
  
  A
  
  ^.Ls
  
  To cla[) the hands. *Jaj tJi^ To plate a. th. A — To shake hands \>\Xaj *5ijCa» ^C^ with. -^ To be out of danger ( sick people).
  
  drive
  
  away
  
  (a beggar).
  
  consider a. th. care-
  
  fully.
  
  To seek
  
  i ^tiJ»1
  
  » j|
  
  A
  
  ?.uLw
  
  to recognize (people).
  
  To examine (an affair). To shake hands with. To apologize for.
  
  J
  
  5^J.ou
  
  tH^ A
  
  ^
  
  !«.i-iar-ll^
  
  ^li^ ^ ^^ioj -rS^
  
  Flat surface. Flat
  
  about it. (>Xa ii^ ^'j-'o Excessive width of the forehead, ^X3 Excessive width of the cheeks. ^U-^ I
  
  silent
  
  met him
  
  ^\La
  
  face to face.
  
  Sky, broad side of
  
  Broad and
  
  a. th.
  
  Flat and thin
  
  Slate.
  
  stone,
  
  ii^I
  
  ^ri-^
  
  flat surface. ^-JU-i
  
  Metallic sheet.
  
  sword.
  
  ^ "^ti^
  
  li^ i-i1
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  'i3j jLaj jLe> Hollow of a spoon. Side of a well, ji^ Attention, hearkening. 'Uoi
  
  Dependents, clients.
  
  A
  
  Sj
  
  ers) in rank.
  
  o li-i -^
  
  To set (soldiTo spread the wings up (printing
  
  types).
  
  To put a pad (on a To be drawn up in
  
  saddle).^ Li3'\j
  
  battl3
  
  —
  
  ijVo
  
  s
  
  array.
  
  To form a line against. To stand in battle order. To be drawn up. Order, line, row. Rank
  
  ii[^ lik^l.
  
  J|^ii>
  
  ^ liS
  
  Golden coins worn as woman's hair ornament.
  
  iclLi ••
  
  of soldiers. of hair. Shelf.
  
  ^Uoj
  
  Saddle-pad,
  
  xlji
  
  oli-aj ^-i>
  
  5-
  
  *i^
  
  Stone-bench.
  
  Houseless people, vagrants. siiJI jj^]
  
  Space of time. Yielding
  
  _,i»l!l ^^» xlj»
  
  angels.
  
  olll.o!l
  
  many
  
  vessels of milk
  
  ^^i3
  
  (beast).
  
  ^^
  
  *»t;-i-^
  
  *^^
  
  Spread in the sun to be dried. ^;.;^ Put on the spit to be roasted. Military station
  
  of a book. oO>J.2i)b
  
  pUl^l
  
  ^ ^U-i ^>ioj ^ll^
  
  :»vJUij ot>-U.^
  
  Magnanimous, forbear-
  
  battle-field.
  
  ^
  
  t^.x^
  
  Shake of the hand. Xi-JCayS Broad, Smooth (face). Reverrj>.^/> sed ( thing ). Straight and broad (nose). Inclined. Sixth arrow of the game. Plated. Broad.
  
  'tXa/'
  
  blade.
  
  <•
  
  <
  
  CiLij^
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  alone in a desert
  
  To browse on
  
  — -H-
  
  willow.
  
  A — .ji^LS
  
  (
  
  un. XsLii-i
  
  Weeping-willow.
  
  To
  
  ^5U?JI ._i.iio
  
  set in order.
  
  Desert plain. Willow : withy. forgive
  
  (
  
  for
  
  )
  
  i/----^'
  
  ^S^
  
  )
  
  Cxii
  
  (an offence). To acquire strength. Victory, advantage.
  
  To
  
  ^ Li^
  
  Composing-stick.
  
  Sequel of a discourse.
  
  To walk (man).
  
  ing.
  
  Applause.
  
  Sword with a broad
  
  Uo
  
  ,
  
  in flying (bird). <-To set
  
  Broad-bladed
  
  Page oui-o
  
  The two cheeks.
  
  S^fcCa
  
  udj>j
  
  order, to array a. th.
  
  The
  
  jjai
  
  Side, fi'ont-part.
  
  slate.
  
  set in
  
  Thin plank.
  
  -^ Tin. Pie.
  
  Iron-plate.
  
  Thin
  
  ).
  
  a. th.
  
  Lock
  
  of a sword.
  
  He kept
  
  sun, star
  
  (
  
  :
  
  To
  
  sheets.
  
  To To
  
  setting
  
  To lean, to incline towards. Ji To pay attention to give ji ear. To hearken. To incline (a vessel). To diminish Inclination.
  
  beggar).
  
  To
  
  )
  
  incline to
  
  flatten, to thin,
  
  oloio ol-iaAo
  
  cJ-S
  
  •
  
  cJ^^ x^3
  
  *
  
  C^La a
  
  -r-'i^
  
  -^
  
  U-^ Whistling bird. There is nobody
  
  r^^
  
  (
  
  _^U>
  
  ^Us
  
  in the
  
  jljJO
  
  C^
  
  "Whistle (instrument ).s;rjj,oj cjyiia
  
  •<
  
  ^Vl
  
  Cholera Yellow, tawny.
  
  _^ ^
  
  'I^^JJ
  
  ^ jaS\
  
  ^'Jua
  
  ^^ ^^\
  
  yellow.
  
  Herb
  
  Bile. Gold.
  
  for dying
  
  -\'J^
  
  yellow. Locust without eggs. Gold and saffron. o'^i-oVl
  
  Empty-handed, penniless. Starving, weakened by
  
  ^•«-a^
  
  jjuaj'j JLaI'
  
  hunger.
  
  i_^ ^
  
  Kind of nightingale.
  
  To tap
  
  a. o.
  
  on the
  
  back of neck. To slap
  
  To
  
  /LS -^ on the face.
  
  i (»La a a. o.
  
  tap, to slap one another, fiia^j /»Ca
  
  Often slapped.
  
  To To
  
  'jviioj oUi-5
  
  clap a. th.
  
  fi>
  
  avert a. o. from a
  
  Csii o
  
  Jm
  
  s^^y"
  
  o*' ^
  
  -S-
  
  ""
  
  clap its
  
  wings
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  lli-i
  
  ji3j,ixLaj
  
  tj
  
  iii^
  
  —
  
  To
  
  ji3
  
  fi>
  
  open, to shut (a door).
  
  To shake (trees wind). To strike a. o. with a sword. To fill up (a cup). *
  
  mother of
  
  <
  
  iUo
  
  Shackle, bond.
  
  ja^i-i ^t ••
  
  To whistle (man). I3>i^ _r»-« * To whistle (a beast). ^— To be bilious. \^io ^io To be empty y^^^j b^'-sJ 0^ a ^io i
  
  ,
  
  (house, vessel).
  
  He is dead. To dye or paint yellow. To void, to empty a. th. To whistle up (a beast'.
  
  To whistle. To become poor. To empty (a vessel). To be, to become yellow,
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  pale.
  
  ripen (crop). jU.ol
  
  -!-
  
  'J,^\
  
  j'^i jio
  
  ^j^-^J j^-^J j'-^i
  
  Empty-handed. Cipher.
  
  cr^l~ ^ J^-^j jLo
  
  j\jjj\
  
  _^
  
  —
  
  Second arabian month. Hunger.
  
  —
  
  Ji^
  
  jij*!
  
  Jaundice.
  
  _^
  
  'I^ji-i
  
  (wine).
  
  jl-^j — one place to
  
  To
  
  fi:j
  
  from
  
  drive (cattle)
  
  s
  
  To be compact cloth ; Ju-^ o ji-« To be shameless (man). To clap the hands to applaud. ji3 To change o's place. .lii^ ojj jsCa To .strike a ^\ ajt jaUaJj J^U? ).
  
  (
  
  ;
  
  back
  
  a. o.
  
  shut (a door). agree upon. feed (a party) to satiety,
  
  be flurried (man). set to.
  
  be turned : put back dash together (waves).
  
  jf
  
  ji«i>1
  
  *— It
  
  —
  
  yyji — jl^j
  
  J
  
  —
  
  Jj>-^i jiiaJ>l
  
  Jj^
  
  -ilyi y'-i^
  
  months
  
  of the
  
  o'^oM
  
  lunar year.
  
  Hunger, emptiness of the oji^ stomach. Yellow colour. Paleness jl_^A^I,j ji'.J ajt^ of the face.
  
  Autumnal Whistle. bowels.
  
  (rain, plant). Bile.
  
  Remainder
  
  bargain. repel, to drive
  
  first
  
  -^j
  
  _^ii!l
  
  Lo.?s of flocks.
  
  The two
  
  a. o.
  
  another.
  
  To To To To To To To To
  
  oi^
  
  pearl.
  
  Chclidonium, celandine.
  
  with
  
  ,^
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  strike hands in (a bargain)^ ioj
  
  To decant
  
  -ft-
  
  oi^l
  
  2<
  
  Sea-shell, iuj>1
  
  Brass. Gold.
  
  :
  
  To
  
  ai.o
  
  Void, empty.
  
  (bird).
  
  play on (a musical ins-
  
  trument).
  
  i
  
  o.
  
  give (flocks, slaves) to a. o.
  
  Gift. Fetter.
  
  To
  
  de.sign.
  
  To
  
  jj^lj Jioj
  
  ^
  
  Wagtail.
  
  Empty.
  
  Dark
  
  bind,
  
  to fetter a.
  
  To
  
  house.
  
  *^
  
  )
  
  To
  
  Worm
  
  *iy^j
  
  of the
  
  of food on the
  
  ^^^La JiiJ,
  
  jUoj —
  
  teeth of a beast. Yellowish and withered plants. Zjd^ Yolk.
  
  Worker
  
  in brass.
  
  Anus. Whistle, Oriole, bird
  
  fife.
  
  with
  
  yellow feathers.
  
  Sapphire (precious stone).
  
  C
  
  To
  
  find a.
  
  terated.
  
  pure, unadul-
  
  th..
  
  /b Ji^eCLi.^
  
  To take the whole
  
  Purity. Limpidity. life,
  
  pleasure.
  
  The
  
  choicest. Clear, pure.
  
  choicest, the best.
  
  s^^ioj
  
  He never
  
  ijUo
  
  a. th.
  
  ^
  
  Net
  
  profit.
  
  Even
  
  jjCa
  
  (colour). Fruitful
  
  Pure. Chosen. True
  
  't~j-«1 ir ,5f-»
  
  chief.
  
  Strainer,
  
  :
  
  Cu.^
  
  Good milch-camel. filter. jC^^ ^
  -^j su.la.»
  
  Choseo. Man's name. ^ The chosen vessel (St. Paul).
  
  a k^2-* "^
  
  of.
  
  •<>
  
  s
  
  fitj
  
  To
  
  fit,
  
  Cdoj
  
  ^ia
  
  'x^Loj^
  
  to suit a. o.
  
  a. th.
  
  J>i-^
  
  ?-
  
  Impudent (man). Compact
  
  ?-
  
  ~
  
  Jri-^
  
  (cloth).
  
  Events.
  
  ^jjii^j (3^'S-^
  
  To stand upon (man).
  
  <>
  
  three
  
  To
  
  CjLa
  
  .^^i^ -w-
  
  i
  
  evenly
  
  set the feet
  
  To muse. ^La
  
  *
  
  cnJ
  
  ^'Ca
  
  -/i^
  
  fi>
  
  Leather map; table-cloth. Leathern vessel. Shepherd's bag. ^J) Scrotum. Hornet nest. Ear of corn. oUol ^^ ^i-o Horse standing on three ^1^ ^ ^U> feet and touching the ground sUghtly with the fourth. The saphena vein. pure,
  
  limpid
  
  (
  
  \'yL^j
  
  water
  
  Bald.
  
  v'i.'i-a
  
  o.
  
  i_j
  
  *j
  
  His heart
  
  ).
  
  «U^j
  
  To be
  
  Vji.^ o Cto -Sclear, cloud-
  
  is free
  
  from hatred, iie \x^
  
  — To cream, to take the best of. — To be a good sjCa-i o >loj l^i-^ clarify
  
  a. th.
  
  oCi«9j
  
  slender.
  
  strike a.
  
  ^La
  
  Jj^(a^j ji-i
  
  To
  
  near.
  
  Pole of a tent. i-)^^ 5r Pixiximity. Nearness. •^ Convenience, suitableness. jlJCa^ Perfumer, druggist. '•i'^-^ Baldness. ^Xaj ^<X2> -H-
  
  To
  
  Steep (mountain).
  
  Rugged mountain.
  
  milch-camel.
  
  contiguous (house). Tall and
  
  JU-*
  
  fi>
  
  To draw near (game). To be To bring
  
  ^ajU.
  
  less (sky).
  
  be by the
  
  side
  
  J^W
  
  ?-
  
  traveller.
  
  To be
  
  ^ -
  
  (building).
  
  To
  
  jLo jLa
  
  C)\.Jl^j ijJt^J ci"^-) <J^^^^' 7! Cj*-^
  
  Purified. Cleared.
  
  To be near, next to. U2^ To be far, remote. To slap a. o. To gather a. th. To raise a
  
  liL*
  
  To make a nest (wa.sp). To share water among. To share water with o. a.
  
  Mend. True fi'iend (female). Booty set apart for a
  
  Agreement, bargain. Leaf of a door.
  
  legs (horse).
  
  (palm-tree).
  
  —
  
  a bargain.
  
  Striker of bargains. Great
  
  V
  
  ji^
  
  tt
  
  *iLaj
  
  S^)i-»
  
  *?j-^
  
  Serene (day).
  
  lin.pid.
  
  vibrate
  
  J>«-«
  
  »>*•
  ijJiiJ
  
  Filtration. Liquidation.
  
  Pure,
  
  To
  
  ).
  
  Inner skin. Peritoneum. People coming together.
  
  'l^i-ij.ul>ioj
  
  gives
  
  trees
  
  Striking of the hands in
  
  "i'yk^ *t»
  
  .stone.
  
  (
  
  Side, flank. Face.
  
  3^^i-2>
  
  Sincere friend.
  
  Rock,
  
  be shaken
  
  'OLe
  
  ^
  
  Sm-
  
  ^ Ashes. ^ Lye.
  
  To
  
  y^
  
  "ority of love.
  
  The
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  (chord).
  
  of.
  
  SjVii -^j
  
  Purity. Quiet, happy
  
  r\T
  
  5r
  
  'Uii^
  
  » \'Jl2>
  
  jt
  
  o
  
  tuoI
  
  _^ *
  
  with ( a stick ). To break stones with (a hammer).
  
  -<>
  
  ;
  
  A jS\j
  
  to filter
  
  To
  
  settle (accounts).
  
  To decant (wine). To have sincere V^\
  
  'J^i^ i}^ i
  
  Ju3\j
  
  i
  
  ^ J^ jia
  
  atfection for.
  
  To cease laying eggs (hen). J^'\ To cease making verses (poet). gift, To distinguish a. o. by a cj 5 To live like true friends. <>• To Jua7 reconcile.
  
  To
  
  choose, to take
  
  the best
  
  of.
  
  A
  
  iJaillj
  
  ^^^\,
  
  )
  
  !
  
  C
  
  f*5Cfl>
  
  r\r'
  
  ILA-O
  
  Camel's muzzle. Crowing of a cock. Hoai'-fi'ost. A kind of wasp. ^ Coolness of temper.
  
  To light (the fire). _,i^j _,i^ To be vei'y sour (milk). 'J!^\i Xi To be scorching^iii_,,s^.,aj l^i-so -
  
  Loud-voiced. Eloquent.
  
  To scorch a. 0. (sun). To hunt with a hawk. To be lighted (fii-e).
  
  Veil.
  
  Ready
  
  >*,
  
  (sun).
  
  ^.SUa^
  
  to reply.
  
  Covei'ed with hoar-fi'ost.
  
  To
  
  polish (a
  
  fi>
  
  yd^
  
  Vlitfj
  
  o
  
  9^^^ Jio ^
  
  metal). To gloss (cloth). To strike a. 0. with a stick. l.ia.;)u J — To throw a. 0. down. To be polished, glossy >U-tf a Ji^
  
  Length
  
  of the flanks.
  
  Flanks, sides. Polishing, burnishing,
  
  Vei-y sour milk.
  
  J
  
  -r
  
  j»\^ Ji^ 9r
  
  j-«-«J _r«-^
  
  dates, grapes.
  
  Scaffold. Fj'ame.
  
  Misfortune, ca]i,mity.
  
  JJllS^
  
  Steps.
  
  jLa
  
  date).
  
  Slendei- in the flanks (horse).
  
  i^jUii!ij^ jl
  
  Ji^\j Jii:i\
  
  j\?
  
  lies.
  
  Stone-breakei'.
  
  j5\o
  
  Blasphemei", unbeliever. Seller
  
  j.^
  
  Sweeter, Preserved in treacle. To stray from the right Cdo a
  
  Poli-sher, burnisher.
  
  of trv?acle.
  
  Furbished. Smooth.
  
  J^iiu^j
  
  Sicily (island), Poli.sher.
  
  ^
  
  JaCa^
  
  Slave, a,lii Slavonic.
  
  ^ 3.>l9j
  
  sUs^j *Uio ilio^j jii^
  
  lsiii>j w.U
  ^|Uj
  
  I
  
  Te
  
  ik*i o ^l^ -^
  
  stumble. close (a door). a. th.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  *—
  
  strike
  
  slap
  
  a.
  
  on (the
  
  0.
  
  face).
  
  To be knoek-kneed, ^s»5Co a tilo To tremble, to collide (knees). '
  -J}-
  
  do not know where ^20 ^1 t^jil he is gone to. To strike a. 0. upon the head. ^ To fling a. o. down. u^j'VI o
  
  C«
  
  — —
  
  To crow (cock). G-a^j liuJ-j liii a — To crumble away (well). ^%i, a fi^ To have a white spot on the head the sound of ( bird ). To swoon at thunder.
  
  To be covered with
  
  hoai'-
  
  ^2j>tj jSj»
  
  fro.st (gi'ound).
  
  Authentical
  
  iJlkoj i)^,i ^ "dl-i Written agreement.
  
  'cU
  deed, title-deed.
  
  Intense heat of middav.
  
  x4.,o
  
  Scribe, clerk.
  
  '^^ ^
  
  Knock-kneed.
  
  "Oil
  
  -\Ik^
  
  Strong.
  
  •^
  
  To be
  
  cold, frozen, chiUed.
  
  Strong. Bolt. To smite a. o.
  
  fii
  
  :
  
  land. cold.
  
  Affected by cold. •^ (
  
  ill-
  
  (,
  
  Blow, .shock. misfortune.
  
  j.;Gj^ '
  
  ';
  
  y*^' ^1
  
  ^o^
  
  spot on the head
  
  Having a white spot on the bit (horse).
  
  j.Xo
  
  Intense cold.
  
  White
  
  (JL^
  
  fortune).
  
  ,lo
  
  To walk on a frozen ground. jOl^S — To cover (the soil hoai-frost). Shore, country, extent of p.Uo1 ^ ^La Uneasmess caused by
  
  Weak-minded.
  
  To champ
  
  ^^
  
  path.
  
  -Ji-
  
  I
  
  Beware Look out <• To stagger, to
  
  Ill-luck,
  
  jy^
  
  •«-?.>
  
  Undeserved curse Sharp-sighted hawk. Treacle of J^i jy^
  
  He ^3^'j came with
  
  upon
  
  Ji^
  
  Kestrel, small falcon.
  
  Sweet (grape,
  
  Tending of horses.
  
  To
  
  n
  
  -Ui.^
  
  j, f!J!o\
  
  the head.
  
  Sun. Liar.
  
  'Uii*
  
  ^io
  
  rM
  
  C
  
  To extract mari'ow from (bones).
  
  i
  
  CrucifixioQ.
  
  v^
  
  'J
  
  Spine of the back. MaiTOw. HarrJ ground. Spine.
  
  *^^j
  
  io
  
  (_;>L9b «^'^
  
  Hardness. Hardening of the
  
  ;j:>Li
  
  (stone).
  
  Hardened
  
  i_._i,
  
  ^j ^Li
  
  ^U> '^^1^
  
  Cross.
  
  wJLij
  
  :
  
  !
  
  •^
  
  I
  
  Cross-wort.
  
  Small
  
  ilxii
  
  >_„U»JI
  
  (plant).
  
  ,_jji
  Crusader. •^
  
  Aspic, basilisk.
  
  Sound, clank.
  
  ^\
  
  *!»t4-^
  
  ?r
  
  ^^
  
  *^^'^
  
  crucifix.
  
  "^
  
  of water. Offensive
  
  Strainer,
  
  wJ.o> Cross-
  
  Noble and generous
  
  4-
  
  cross.
  
  Crucified. -^ Crucifix. ^_j Ca? Suffering from continuous fever,
  
  ;t^
  
  filter.
  
  Abundant
  
  To
  
  road.
  
  Marked with a
  
  I'esound
  
  :
  
  to
  
  ili^J
  
  jJ^^J^j
  
  —
  
  t'js-
  
  —
  
  Horse's foi-elock.
  
  -W-
  
  of the mane.
  
  pi'ominent, broad L^ui o c-'lo (forehead).
  
  loi'd.
  
  rain. Cobbler.
  
  -Jlp
  
  To be
  
  ;)u»
  
  Lining of boots. i^l ^ ;J^L> Refuse of wheat. iJ^Li Dry mud crackling under Jxii^j j!A-a the feet.
  
  %S)\^
  
  Sharpened (spear-head).
  
  jL*
  
  Misfortune, mishap.
  
  <
  
  (cloth).
  
  —
  
  *Wj ^-^ J>L^ ^ d^
  
  smell.
  
  A^ji'-ai
  
  Cross-shaped, cross-wi.se.
  
  'J^
  
  J-4-«j
  
  Leather. Dry earth.
  
  Remainder
  
  ^
  
  JyJ>1
  
  J5Ls>1 'j^j
  
  Cross-vaulting. Diagonal.
  
  Marked with crosses
  
  iLaj 'J^j 'J3
  
  rain.
  
  oulo ^ ^.lo
  
  The sign of the cross. ^^i^l SjCit Exclam. of wonder. ^A^\ Great God lit name of the cross
  
  i — '^
  
  a. o. (calamity).
  
  Wicked man.
  
  I'o
  
  0-2>
  
  line
  
  Altered (meat).
  
  ^ "^
  
  Ague.
  
  -«-
  
  (boots).
  
  Light and scattered
  
  (heart).
  
  Hard. Whetstone. Whetstone. Sharpened.
  
  Peony
  
  To clarify (a beverage). ^ y^ o To clear wheat from dust. To
  
  To smite
  
  heart.
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  bad (meat, water).
  
  Loins.
  
  Hard
  
  )
  
  To cleave to. it ijJCi o IfeuS To resound, to clash. >Li^ "^ To be dried up (water-skin). To stink, to smell '^Sj ,^)Js
  
  j.ijiLs
  
  rumble (thunder). Resounding. Noise.
  
  -^
  
  iLiLo hair
  
  ^Li
  
  pigeon.
  
  Good
  
  White
  
  Wood
  
  guide.
  
  To start (a horse). j tl^ o cX* To be watery, clear (milk). ^JU* To unsheath (a sword). x zXa\ To outwalk, to outstrip. o^^.^ J zXai\ Having a (broad forehead). cn-f.!l cXa Large knife. cS^^\ ^ cXa i
  
  J^Ii^j J-^yJ>j ' JUrU?
  
  Braying (ass). Dry clay.
  
  ,
  
  Noi.''y.
  
  To To
  
  j-ai.^ ^
  
  crucify a. o.
  
  extract
  
  bones.
  
  To
  
  j
  
  ,_aoj
  
  Qi
  
  ,
  
  marrow from
  
  i
  
  ^lo
  
  -if
  
  _Jlo fry, to roast (meat). To fit
  
  provide (a bucket) with two cross-
  
  Active (man). Active. Penetrating
  
  pieces. zXa'-^j z^\^\
  
  (swoi'd).
  
  To melt
  
  (silver).
  
  A
  
  uJLi
  
  r~Lo -^
  
  Standard money. ..^
  
  Cocoon.
  
  Pure
  
  silver ingot.
  
  *
  
  >
  
  Ob-Lo
  
  Short and hooked staff.
  
  Pure
  
  a. th.
  
  the shape of a cross.
  
  To become hardened,
  
  Crosier, sceptre.
  
  silver.
  
  To cling to (fever). jc — To be hard (stone ).x;5Lo a»,4ojo. To be crucified. To get hardened (date). < To make the sign of the cross. To harden a. tb. To give to A —
  
  *?J>^^ rJ^-«
  
  firm,
  
  stiff.
  
  to
  
  become
  
  ,_.*^7
  
  Hard, barren. Niggardlyo>iil ^
  
  oU
  
  i
  
  Smooth. j
  
  Stingy.
  
  j1^ ^ .)-aU ^ oLil
  
  Avaricious. Dry. Failing to give
  
  ^
  
  ^^
  
  '
  
  K~>-y^^ U_^U9j (>>Lo a To be sound,
  
  tC)^}
  
  ^i^^
  
  ytUa
  
  opp. to j_J
  
  {
  
  suit, to
  
  fit
  
  a. o.
  
  J
  
  j
  
  Lion. Hard. Strong-
  
  ^i>U ^ ^aU
  
  -« !
  
  hoofed (horse).
  
  Sea
  
  j^^ - _Ao -« ^Ui/!j inJ»>U - ^kU ^
  
  eel.
  
  Broad, spacious.
  
  To be
  
  bald on the forepart of the head.
  
  To emerge from
  
  the
  
  /i^Mj
  
  clouds (sun).
  
  ^1^
  
  oUoj
  
  Cropped
  
  /lo
  
  I
  
  'UU ^ aU^
  
  :r
  
  (tree).
  
  »Ui.i
  
  Without herbage
  
  ;Ioj
  
  ,.i^_,
  
  make peace
  
  ^t ^jj^_
  
  s \>-%oj
  
  —
  
  \jji
  
  ^iC^i ^JU)
  
  with.
  
  J^
  
  ^
  
  ~
  
  ^JUsl
  
  4>
  
  repair, to reform.
  
  Part of the head affected siLoj XiU? with baldness. Forehead. Bald.
  
  you.
  
  To agree with a. o. upon. To set a. tli. aright. To
  
  -(^
  
  Baldness.
  
  That will suit To reconcile, to
  
  ^ ^>j ^
  
  CLi a
  
  -fr )
  
  honest, righteous.
  
  To
  
  fire (steel). Isolated.
  
  .^ ^ .\^ ^
  
  Glabrous. Hard.
  
  I
  
  —
  
  To do good to a. o. Ji — To make peace between. ^^ — To reconcile, rCu>\j ^liii \j ^CaJ to make peace. To agree on. i^ — To be arranged (business). r-i.iil To adapt o.'s self. To vC\ia^\ amend, to reconcile. To be corrected, improved.
  
  }
  
  (soil).
  
  Misfortune, adversity.
  
  'Uli^ll^j 'Ui-^)) {
  
  Broad and hard rock. f!A-tf j 4"^ May the blessing and mercy ^iLi ^ of God be upon him. Shortening of
  
  ^Uj
  
  the words.
  
  To
  
  boast, to
  
  aJs- i^S
  
  ^
  
  ,J^j OL^
  
  I
  
  a wiUi »-
  
  ,
  
  bz'ag.
  
  To be
  
  !
  
  !
  
  To
  
  innutritive (food).
  
  \j^
  
  thunder without giving rain (cloud).
  
  To say hard things to. To breath painfully. To little
  
  '
  
  |
  
  J
  
  —
  
  j^S
  
  be of
  
  worth (man;.
  
  jr
  
  Peace, reconciliation. ^jj. Goodness, Soundness. Morality. ^^La Righteousness. Technical word, oU^UaJ*!, ^ ^-Mij-at
  
  meaning. Technical ( word). 'J-y^htJ>\^ Sound, good, ^y.J^fj u>ktUs "^ -rdia proper, honest.
  
  He
  
  is fit for
  
  rain.
  
  ojk^j 'Uioj
  
  J^ ^ w4^
  
  Work
  
  ;
  
  and barren
  
  Hard and
  
  To
  
  hill.
  
  ^i-tS
  
  > sJ>\J\ ^ wiUI
  
  ^\j
  
  s.-uLjj ,
  
  CiU
  
  o
  
  'ULa
  
  jU ^'
  
  shout.
  
  To attack (a tribe). To smite a. o. (sun).
  
  tS^
  
  ,;J-»
  
  ^^ ^
  
  *6sLs
  
  ^
  
  y^i^\
  
  To trample loudly lS>yLi jli -{^ (beast). To grate (teeth). To ascend on. J — To be hard (soil). To fail to S\.JA^ — i
  
  '
  
  (soil).
  
  bai'ren laud.
  
  utter a loud
  
  ^
  
  Mediator, peacemaker. oy rOJau' To pretend deafness. ^Ua; — ^JUa -SStone-deaf.
  
  Side of the neck. Slope of a
  
  Vo y»
  
  ^ ^^Li [^ ^ os'Ua>s
  
  .G-JU?
  
  Corrector, reformer, c Salt.
  
  Great deafness.
  
  ''iIU
  
  Vlisd^ ^-J
  
  self-interest.
  
  (food).
  
  jy^ ,,
  
  Self-interest.
  
  Advantage. -^ Calling, employment. Peace, reconciliation. ^y~^j *>JCai
  
  bj-aggart. Rainless (cloud). Tasteless
  
  Hard
  
  i>-
  
  that.
  
  Goodly, honest.
  
  To abhor, to render a. o. hateful. » — To come upon a hard soil. wWiiT To be a flatterer. Boast, brag. Thunder without ^L^ Boastful,
  
  To find a. th. proper, good, a rCCai:^\ To judge, to wish a. th. good. — To a«k a. o. to make peace.
  
  ;b_,
  
  ^
  
  ji^ 5
  
  —
  
  give
  
  fire (steel).
  
  Sn
  
  To be avaricious. A^j^V^y^^ To have a steel giving no fii'e.
  
  o
  
  Avarice.
  
  s3>Ls
  
  ji^l
  
  —
  
  Cr
  
  ^c (meat, a stick) near the fire. To straighten a stick (in the
  
  a 1^
  
  fire).
  
  o.'s self at a fire. llaJjlj — '[3j ^'^ Action of the fire. Fire. Forehead. ^_ioj '^.ij, ^ S£>Uj ~Cr%i Stone-pounder for aromatics. Snare, net for game Toasted, roasted.
  
  To warm
  
  To stop (a flask). To be obstructed
  
  A
  
  Lo-^O
  
  ^^
  
  To strike a. 0. with a stick. c_, 5 jL^ To writhe about (sick person), ^^j^ To scream in child-birth (woman). To grate the teeth (stallion), ^^^y Dirty water.
  
  Even
  
  plain.
  
  j2lJi
  
  o>^^ t JJ^ 3%^\ ^ jU sixi ^ j-l^
  
  r-^j
  
  Even, smooth.
  
  Thin bread. Slice of Eloasted meat. roquent jJUi^
  
  jj >Uj
  
  fr
  
  :r
  
  **c^
  
  J^^j
  
  jUx;
  
  (speaker).
  
  (ear-iiole).
  
  To become deaf. He is dead. To determine upon. To pers'-vere in. To snap a. th. with the teeth. a — To penetrate, to pierce into J ^%^ (sword).
  
  To maim
  
  a. 0, j( _X^j , CJLS to cut off the ears, nose.
  
  To uproot
  
  a. th. in the
  
  mind
  
  i
  
  o _^lo
  
  X^laj ^Us
  
  Sepa- oC«>U>j ob»>Uj ^ Xi^Lij rated party.
  
  Momentous
  
  ^
  
  J^K
  
  ^
  
  a. th.
  
  Gallant, dauntless men.
  
  Misfortune.
  
  To impress
  
  xJ^La
  
  Shriek of distress.
  
  *^:)L5
  
  jLa
  
  event.
  
  Sword.
  
  of.
  
  To render a. o. deaf (God), n ' To find a. o. deaf. To stop (a fiask). To feign o.'s self deaf. To turn
  
  Having the ears cut
  
  A -
  
  Z^-a
  
  mity.
  
  ^^ ^ <^
  
  Female hedge-hog. Courageous.
  
  (horse). lid.
  
  ^J-\:^j
  
  ,
  
  
  silent: to feign
  
  deafness. Interior, pith.
  
  Bone supporting j,.^^
  
  a limb. Intense unmixed.
  
  (
  
  cold,
  
  From
  
  the bottom of the heart.
  
  Deaf. Disre-
  
  oltij garded (man).
  
  heat). Pure,
  
  ^3] ^„ ^ I
  
  '^ ^
  
  -ito
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  '^^S
  
  °
  
  Surname
  
  month Redjeb, Great distress.
  
  of the
  
  Hard
  
  soil.
  
  Hard
  
  stone. Granite, silex.
  
  To
  
  apply
  
  o.'s self to, to
  
  persevere
  
  in.
  
  To shave
  
  ,iLi
  
  -M-
  
  ib
  
  —
  
  the
  
  is an unknown man. Tall man.
  
  To wound
  
  a. 0.
  
  xiiJS
  
  'c^
  
  
  ^Joj-j ^ilo
  
  on the
  
  lytio >La
  
  n
  
  -JJ-
  
  -ft-
  
  back.
  
  Obstruction of the ear, deafness. ^'^ Unyielding (man). Fiery ^i.i>ij Valve,
  
  a. th.
  
  (head).
  
  j^^^i
  
  Stopper. Male serpent.
  
  off.
  
  destitute.
  
  He
  
  a deaf ear to. Great misfoi-tune, cala-
  
  To remain
  
  To become To piJl off
  
  '^% .^-^
  
  To pray God. 5;>^,^ Ls To bless, to wish good to. li <> To give the nuptial blessing to. To be the second in a race ^_.iu — is.
  
  (horse ). Middle of the back, >5\ob cXj>-^ «• y^ rump. Prayer. ?r s^^ Oratory, place of worship. ^lii •^ Holy water. The second in a race (horse). ^-^
  
  cX^
  
  heat, to jc_,| j j| A roast a. th. at a fire. To roast (meat).
  
  To
  
  To To
  
  -^
  
  i
  
  fi>
  
  lay a snare for.
  
  warm J ^^',^
  
  A CLs Jo -»
  
  —
  
  —
  
  A
  
  »_i jl \^-4-> *^^J ij^ a ts^ o.'self at the fire. To endure
  
  the heat of
  
  To put
  
  J
  
  fire. A>
  
  A Ji^j V ,
  
  j'
  
  J«^
  
  *
  
  J-»
  
  a
  
  Y house).
  
  To deck
  
  (a
  
  bride).
  
  To expose
  
  Finely tempered
  
  To spare (money). To come to s |Sli-^j •^
  
  with
  
  fight
  
  Vj^'fiaJ'
  
  ot-i a^C^
  
  Fiery horse.
  
  To
  
  J| *_4ipj
  
  *
  
  *1JI.
  
  jC^S
  
  upon. Elevated, hard
  
  iC-?j iCo'l ^ ai-o
  
  To I'emain silent. To hush up, to silence
  
  place.
  
  (body).
  
  Prominent rock,
  
  -if-
  
  Corporal.
  
  s^;..^
  
  To become hardened (ground), To render a. th. solid, massive, Silence.
  
  Stopper, lid. iU_^ -^Net (income). Laid up (money). jA^ Massy, solid. Ju..i.i Place repaired to. jX-^ To be avaricious. Ijjioj l%-5 o _^^
  
  ^
  
  flow slowly (water). J^i-o
  
  \j
  
  become sour
  
  ,
  
  l__,i-^
  
  a
  
  j^^i
  
  ,
  
  l^ri-^ >
  
  ~
  
  (milk).
  
  avaricious.
  
  To
  
  J^^\i j%J>
  
  upon the time of sunset. Odoui' of fresh musk. Brim of a vessel. jV^Jil ^ j'^ Place to which water comes J^,^ to enter
  
  J^
  
  slowly.
  
  Food given a
  
  (being).
  
  %'jyiai a. o.
  
  by
  
  &
  
  ~c,'J^3
  
  C^^ a f^^
  
  ^
  
  persuasion.
  
  To strike a. o. with a stick. i_j 5 — To make a mis- ^^&0I J C;-i a ^^ a speech. To persist in o.'s scheme.ojj ^ To keep to. J ,^^l{ Recess in wall, wheat-bin. xi;^ n in
  
  A^
  
  Small-eared,
  
  ^\,J,
  
  ^ ni*^ ^
  
  ^;J>1
  
  Slender, not opened (plant).
  
  al
  
  :^J.j ;^w3
  
  opp. to
  
  (
  
  Mute property
  
  ^^j
  
  )
  
  c-^Ua
  
  opposed
  
  f/v
  
  to flocks.
  
  mute.
  
  c^l-tf> il C>
  
  c»>i.-^j «^i-
  Heavy
  
  Fidl (honeycomb).
  
  kO>i-i (breast-plate). Penetrating (thru.st).
  
  Wild, savage (country). Xr.^lj Solid, sound (wall, vessel ). Of one colour (horse, stuff).
  
  ^
  
  v:C>^
  
  affect the brain 5 C:,,;^ a
  
  (gazelle).
  
  up.
  
  shape
  
  To
  
  give a co-
  
  to a dish.
  
  fi>
  
  To importune
  
  c.*-^!^
  
  c^^
  
  *?=»-3 •^ i
  
  5^4
  
  o
  
  -if
  
  ,;^
  
  -^
  
  a. 0.
  
  with
  
  5
  
  —
  
  questions.
  
  Fetid sweat. Melted grease applied on chaps.
  
  Hard ground.
  
  To wound
  
  ^U_o
  
  "(k^
  
  S^tisi-oj
  
  Burning (day).
  
  ^^4-ij
  
  a. 0. in
  
  2
  
  li:;.,^
  
  r.'-ia
  
  :^.i-2> -Vc
  
  the ear-hole.
  
  To produce gum
  
  •
  
  ;i-4-»
  
  ?^.ii>1j
  
  (tree). if-
  
  Overtopping. Cutting uUUsjr ;«i-«^ sword. Penetrating, quick (mind). oUi-o^j — Sharp-pointed (pie). Sharp;4~^
  
  nic
  
  for soothinc^
  
  He does not possess j^u Vj mute nor vocal property.
  
  To
  
  Sour milk.
  
  horned
  
  y»
  
  (sun).
  
  To detain
  
  To heap
  
  oV^';
  
  l&
  
  child.
  
  Silent. Lifeless
  
  Sunset.
  
  take
  
  ft,
  
  ^Vvi o^i-o
  
  Candle.
  
  Thin and dry.
  
  — c\^
  
  of performing the business.
  
  Silent,
  
  be,
  
  c-i-^l
  
  Cij~t^j o^i-ij him up. *3U_iaj
  
  He has hushed He is on the point
  
  Exposition of the blessed Sacrament.
  
  To be
  
  c^J>1j 5 c-i-olj c.i-»
  
  a. o.
  
  Apparel of a bride, ^jj'^^ ~ Lord. Eternal. Enduring hunger y^3 and thirst. Craftless people. Solid
  
  ^
  
  1
  
  iioliJ>j ^,^UJ>j ^^^u-^ urge, to incite u s v;.^ a li-S -W-
  
  a. 0. to.
  
  a. 0.
  
  rest a. th.
  
  To
  
  i^La^j j-ia'^
  
  (sword).
  
  the Blessed Sacrament.
  
  To
  
  JSF
  
  )
  
  Ear-wax. Arabic gum.
  
  ^^^
  
  Conduct, hole ^j^Jiij,;ij»Jj'l of the ear ear.
  
  ^ ^li^
  
  :
  
  To
  
  A
  
  ut-sj Jj .
  
  Jb *
  
  1^4-.^
  
  o
  
  -Co
  
  -Jf
  
  direct o's self towards.
  
  To strike a. 0. with a stick. ^ i To set up, to erect a. th. a^j To stop a flask ). •<} To adorn
  
  — —
  
  fi>
  
  (
  
  (
  
  ^
  
  A) Upper part of a pie. Monk's To gum.
  
  Condiment of mustard i_.U-«- wJ-* -Jr and raisins. Liking that condiment. wi-ia-; Reddish yeUow, chestnut'Ji,'i-?
  
  Pine-cone.
  
  j<>=-«
  
  Cold wind.
  
  j.S"a ^
  
  Intenseness of cold.
  
  To
  
  gum from
  
  ^u.^ -«
  
  To
  
  >i-»1
  
  ^
  
  a
  
  ^.i^-il.
  
  ^.y^ ^ j:^^ ^ii^ ^^^1^1 ;U-i
  
  <• Pine-resin.
  
  Colophony. Piece of gum. Ulcer. •^
  
  C-i
  
  jU^
  
  Jia'^\
  
  •^
  
  Bies-
  
  ;ii_i>
  
  tings.
  
  'isy.'y^-a
  
  cio
  
  extract
  
  Arabic gum.
  
  J^
  
  S''/^
  
  Cone-shaped, conical. To fix, to streng- a c^io^ — then a. th. Small basket. Flask- c^ux:.^
  
  Ulcered on the nose,
  
  -S-
  
  ;iUs> y^i
  
  cAii^
  
  o^U--?j oUjCtfj
  
  o'ii--9
  
  lips.
  
  ^
  
  Sides of the
  
  Cjy-a
  
  mouth.
  
  case.
  
  To seed away
  
  ^^
  
  s
  
  o ipJ-^
  
  To become
  
  -fr
  
  altered
  
  ji-i'l
  
  — j^o
  
  -J^
  
  (milk, water).
  
  (people).
  
  To strike a. o. with a To overthrow a. o. Brass castanets. Cymbals. I do not know
  
  o!Aij
  
  r-y-*
  
  >*
  
  v*~
  
  stick.
  
  1
  
  5r
  
  Cfl
  
  To shut
  
  r--o
  
  L^jil
  
  P
  
  Hungi'y or thirsty. To be hard, to V^-ij become hardened.
  
  l»
  
  Jj^-^ ^'I ° JjUiJI cn>1
  
  Treasurer. Sandal-wood, a Skiff. Jai-c>P Big-headed (ass, JiCLi ^ JiiLoj — camel).
  
  Chemistry, pharmacy. *JjJ«9 Chemist, pharmacist. :JiU^ ^ 'j.VlJi-i Plane-tree. Kind of palmajiloj jU-j P
  
  ;>L0 >U-.i o
  
  ji-a
  
  -S-
  
  ^—
  
  To abstain from food. To strike a. o. with a stick. To be intertwisted (plant).
  
  5
  
  —
  
  Strong, hardy. Dry, dried up.
  
  (
  
  Hump-backed.
  
  *—
  
  a door.
  
  Altered milk.
  
  r-i^
  
  what sort of man he is. Player upon the cymbals. x» Uij ?r'^ Surname of an Arabian poet. Lord, chief. Strong. ao\li^aiuj^ •« Hero. Vehement cold). The chiefs of an army. jj iCJsJI Box, chest. Safe. ji^U-* ^ oj'j^ -SPublic debt office. ^/.^^ Jj'-^-a
  
  i
  
  j^.
  
  Rivet of a screw.
  
  To
  
  rush, to go
  
  «)_^<^a
  
  ^iJ.lj,CLi.ii ^-S-S-
  
  quickly.
  
  To befall a. o. (accident). i ^^^ To urge, to incite a. o. against, if 5 — '^'\ To kill game on the spot 2 (hunter).
  
  To dart down To spread on.
  
  (bird).
  
  ^<^^\
  
  ^—
  
  Impetuous.
  
  To be
  
  altered, to stink
  
  oUi-S
  
  '^^
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  -$}•
  
  To emit a fetid smell from the arm-pits. To assume a disdainful look. To get angry. To strive to. it — (water).
  
  Chiisti.
  
  Fish-^o
  
  C..^
  
  ^
  
  ajt.^
  
  ing hook. Angle. Knitting-needle.
  
  Mimosa Xilotica: acacia. W-j. a Tympanon. J^Lo-tfTo make, to (^':J,j uj-^ a ^^ woj k a. th. skilfully. To manufacture. To create a. th. (God). He has done to him f.!^ Cij^ kJ[ — fit,
  
  benefit.
  
  ^-
  
  (tree).
  
  />>>-»
  
  tree.
  
  .^jl.^
  
  -CulJI jk
  
  Pine-tree.
  
  a
  
  <^'j^j
  
  slaver.
  
  Old palm-ti'ee. Lonely man, jjiio -J^ ^^ithout family .Water-pipe of a tank.
  
  of a spindle.
  
  w
  
  ii.
  
  To produce gum
  
  colour.
  
  Head
  
  ^;l>^ cell.
  
  -{J-
  
  Basket. Urine of the hyrax. 2r<» Fetid smell of the •C^\ ^ dcJ>j,'C^ arm-pits. Bad odour. Courageous, brave. oU-»
  
  '^\
  
  Slothful, neglectful.
  
  ADgi7.
  
  C-a^
  
  '^
  
  r\\
  
  (
  
  Manufactured, wrought
  
  A-Ua^j ?•>-'*'
  
  He has done
  
  Artificial, fictitious.
  
  a
  
  -«-
  
  <J^i oUJi ^^oj
  
  ^JLi>
  
  sort, class.
  
  Fringe of a vestment. iii.ij ili^j ^jLa Litterary work. Galled in the legs (deer), ^jli ^^jil^l Author of a book. o«I-<3« Pith, quintessence. ^Cud — ^^i;.*? -^ Czli.
  
  *
  
  jf^
  
  a
  
  J^
  
  ^uJl ^
  
  Idol.
  
  Quill of a pen, of a feather.
  
  stained
  
  Ashes.
  
  Jo xii^
  
  JjjT, j,J with ashes (cook).
  
  -
  
  tend, to train (a
  
  ^
  
  To maintain, to support a. To blandish a. o To strive to seduce a. o.
  
  1
  
  - _^-^
  
  -j'r
  
  _^^j .(^
  
  be
  
  jlj>j
  
  jLJ .^ yj>
  
  Brother. Son. o^y^j 'Uil ^ jl^ Uncle. D Nephew.
  
  To do good to a. o. To choose a. o, as a
  
  Daughter. Aunt.
  
  facture
  
  z'jj^
  
  a. th.
  
  Skilful workman. JiJ.2\ fl^ j ,1^ Work. Employment. Workman- iiLtf
  
  ship.
  
  Art of training horses. ;JC-^j oiiC-a industry. Skilfulness.
  
  Arsenal, dockyard.
  
  Workmen,
  
  '^ ^
  
  !
  
  Oli-ilj
  
  chestnut (horse).
  
  A
  
  golden, chestnut :C,jU>J ^4-ij colour.
  
  ^^ ^ .C4^ ^
  
  chestnut (colour). Violent (death).
  
  sr-*-^
  
  '^^
  
  'J-t^
  
  )
  
  "^^
  
  ^a3l fSu^j (m.f.)^ ^ ^i;^ cJ*~^-' lj"^*^ J c*^ ^^
  
  Handy, dexterous. Skilful
  
  workman, o*-^-'
  
  workmen,
  
  is
  
  my
  
  industrial people.
  
  Work,
  
  workmanship.
  
  ;JU-i^
  
  
  Benefit, favour.
  
  disciple.
  
  j.l^j\
  
  .^;^ yi "
  
  ^i:^
  
  Manufactux'ing. Creator.
  
  pU^ ^
  
  ^'(o
  
  Artisan. -> .Apprentice
  
  servant.
  
  Affectedness. Artifice.
  
  Listern.
  
  _;^^
  
  ^JC^JI i_U.^1
  
  Deed, benefit. Polished (swoi"d). Trained, skilful.
  
  He be
  
  opp. to
  
  (
  
  —
  
  *ctLo
  
  5r
  
  iJlXoll j\i
  
  artisans.
  
  Action, deed.
  
  llUiJI
  
  i^^ill
  
  Art, craft,
  
  The whole.
  
  Reddish,
  
  ^^
  
  Benefit.
  
  ^:^i'^^
  
  To
  
  Xi-i^
  
  Make, made
  
  Skilful
  
  redhaired.
  
  f.:ij,{
  
  To order a. th. to be made. To rear (an apprentice). To ask. a. o. to manux
  
  One of a pair or of more than two.
  
  To be
  
  —
  
  artificial.
  
  Artificial.
  
  silence
  
  fLo\^
  
  a bribe.
  
  witli
  
  Work.
  
  I
  
  o. i
  
  To be affected, assuming. if- To paint o.'s face. To prepare (a banquet). ^ To
  
  tains.
  
  Hush
  
  Ui^j CJ^ -
  
  s
  
  horse).
  
  Water, stones between two moun-
  
  Sister.
  
  ^.^
  
  follower.
  
  Smell of the arm-pits. Stinking. Sturdy. To be otiensive (smell). a ,^-KTo be strong (slave). To shout (man). To shape out idols for worship. Strong, robust (slave). i^^^ j, ^^
  
  Intertwisted trees.
  
  ^j
  
  (merchant).
  
  split (tree).
  
  To be
  
  Cij^
  
  To arrange, to embellish a. th. ft To make the most of his goods
  
  put forth leaves (tree). be chapped (lips). To be
  
  To stink. To take care of. To exert o.'s self in.
  
  To
  
  forge
  
  lie.
  
  Species,
  
  him
  
  to
  
  a foul deed.
  
  To assort, to classify.^ To compose (a book). < To To To
  
  ^G^
  
  )
  
  ;«JUa^
  
  Constructions
  
  ,
  
  ,-
  
  :
  
  XiLL^aT^j
  
  such
  
  <«iia»j ^':^i
  
  as
  
  palaces,
  
  strongholds.
  
  '^^^
  
  Banquet, dinner-party,
  
  foia^
  
  ^
  
  XiLoi
  
  .
  
  (
  
  I"
  
  (an advice) to be right.
  
  To
  
  stoop, to lower (the head), to
  
  raise
  
  it.
  
  a—
  
  To shoot an arrowstraight To point (fire-arms).
  
  to the butt.
  
  To start (a horse). n — To obtain, to attain a. th. a ^^\J\ To perpetrate a murder. Ui — He is right (in *ijjj J?]4 4 v''-*^ his opinion)
  
  To
  
  :
  
  he speaks rightly.
  
  befall, to
  
  smite
  
  ts
  
  'xa^^
  
  SiUsl
  
  —
  
  a. 0. (misfortune).
  
  e. wine. Toasted.
  
  liquor
  
  v^~ kjj,i^
  
  ^'^A.
  
  (liquid).
  
  (sun),
  
  i
  
  fin
  
  ^X.a^ j^-i a -^-S
  
  Intenseness of heat.
  
  To
  
  melt, to
  
  f>
  
  To become
  
  j_,
  
  j+IS
  
  ^j'^'-^j
  
  jila.^^j
  
  To J]j
  
  be struck (by an
  
  evil).
  
  J
  
  jl
  
  i^
  
  —
  
  approve, to find a. th. right, good.
  
  Colocynth.
  
  i_,Co
  
  Side, aimed direction. Sti'aight
  
  yJy^
  
  forwardness. -^ Near, towards. Cloud letting down rain, »^ioj — MLsfortune. Weakness of mind. oUa Heap, a Packsaddle of a camel. ;jjj> Right, straight forward course. tjlj-S Rightness. convenience. -^ Judgment
  
  ,
  
  1^4-^ a
  
  Stroke, misfortune.
  
  ^.j.^h *jCa«j
  
  —
  
  Mishap, blow. cjCi-ah i^>,y^ ^ XLi^'f Rural policeman. lif-l?^-* T
  
  lo
  
  Cj^^J Cjyij O^-i a o emit a sound, to utter a ciy. ,
  
  0'"tf "^
  
  To
  
  divulge a. th. o^i^ o'-^b c/j-a concerning a. o. To be renowned, ^A^ cJ^> -^ famous. To answer to a call. To rec/sji
  
  trace
  
  o.'s steps.
  
  To become
  
  erect.
  
  -«-
  
  ji3
  
  anoint, to grease.
  
  ^ _,i^'\j
  
  ,
  
  jj
  
  y^'o
  
  ?
  
  To
  
  become the son or brother-in-law
  
  of
  
  a tribe.
  
  The army drew
  
  J^i»^,
  
  ^i^^
  
  ji-i>-!l
  
  near to the other.
  
  To be melted, L'quefied. To glisten (chameleon).
  
  • ail .^-ai
  
  j[i^\j
  
  Hot, burning.
  
  ^^^ J^^\
  
  '\^i^j
  
  Related on the women's
  
  ;-
  
  j\-o
  
  Kins-
  
  side.
  
  man, son-in-law, brother-in-law. Molten substance. Marrow. ~e'j\^ Roaster. Seller of molten j\^ ^ j^^ grease.
  
  Melted, liquefied. Ci.stern.
  
  -^4-^
  
  T-i ji,W^ -^
  
  Tj^^-^i f-ij*^ -« JuCoj iL^-i i a
  
  To neigh
  
  J^
  
  (horse).
  
  To neigh one
  
  Intellect.
  
  Reasonable, right. \A'S-» Successful hit (of an arrow) tS^\ Acuteaess of mind. Going straight wi-iS'j v-i/^J v^'''-* to the butt (arrow). Straight (mind, judgment). Choice men j:^\ illij "'^fyoj >^\j-o of a tribe. Smitten by a calamity. ,jC^
  
  -ft-
  
  o'-^-S
  
  Waterless desert.
  
  Relationship.
  
  To
  
  'C+^l
  
  i.
  
  Tawny beasts. To scorch a. o.
  
  a. o. in
  
  To smite a. o. (evil eye). To descend, to go downwards. To be shed, poured forth
  
  ^ To
  
  ^y^
  
  related to a tribe by marriage.
  
  way.
  
  To
  
  The red
  
  liquefy a. th.
  
  *^ J —
  
  act in a straightfoi"ward
  
  )
  
  Excessive heat. Hot day .Place burnt by the sun.
  
  to another
  
  ^a>Ji
  
  (hor.«es).
  
  Neighing.
  
  The
  
  J4^j jaU? J*0"^ T
  neighing of horses.
  
  To have
  
  j.^
  
  (^ ^
  
  a 'j:-^^ \ji^ a
  
  an ulcer.
  
  To
  
  ride (a horse). To ascend on the top of (a mountain).
  
  2f
  
  J^\^
  
  Back
  
  of a beast, cj^'^^^j -Q-s ^ Sj^-S Middle of a saddle. Tower on the top of a Jko ^ — mountain. — Hollow holding water. '\.^^ ^ Murmur, squeak. S^j.^ a
  
  To
  
  fall (rain).
  
  1
  
  hit
  
  A
  
  CCiij
  
  t^\^]j
  
  ,
  
  C>i
  
  i_;\-9
  
  ]^»J «j_jiJ.^_j y
  
  ^>i
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  the target (arrow).
  
  To pour
  
  (a liquid).
  
  To
  
  flood the
  
  earth (clouds). To approve a. 0. To find
  
  fi>j
  
  s
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  ^j3
  
  Bag
  
  of nmsk. Small
  
  O/^' r
  
  His fame resounded
  
  J*j-»,
  
  quantity of musk. Sweet odour. Fine-shaped. J\i
  
  Voice, sound.
  
  Prone to
  
  Good fame,
  
  a. th.
  
  J
  
  Picture, image.
  
  JtjJ^ t
  
  j^J>^
  
  "i'jt.
  
  if
  
  ^i-ljl
  
  Tbe Creator, God. oUau-fi*
  
  successively
  
  cXa
  
  oO-^ in
  
  the hou-seol^.^^ jloJLi C« i. e. nobody.
  
  ij'y^
  
  ^
  
  Metallic sheet for baking.
  
  -^
  
  To split a. th. A G-^-i o ^Ua To dry up a. th. (sun, wind). * ^j.^ To become split. To become r'y^
  
  ^^
  
  ^
  
  (g^'j^
  
  o f.ia
  
  a. 0. raising his voice
  
  -U-
  
  To be cloven. To shine 'moon). ^CaJl. Bank of a river. Foot of -ry^j -ry^ a mountain.
  
  Barren
  
  a place.
  
  —
  
  Sweat of a horse.
  
  ^-ij-i
  
  Shoot of the palm-tree. Dishevelled hair.
  
  f.j:^
  
  iii*.-^
  
  J ^u>1 — ^l^ ^ Cyst of the bones. ^Us^ ot*'-^ 7- ^'"^
  
  To
  
  (plant). o.'s steps.
  
  iiC^
  
  land.
  
  Plaster. ,^
  
  •
  
  dried up.
  
  fi>
  
  To move its wings about (bird). To disperse (crowd). To be
  
  ^u?
  
  -ft-
  
  — To measure wheat. To scatter (people, things). *j 5 — To round a. th. To make * ^^-^ a. th. sharp-pointed. To shake plants (wind). To sweep, to prepare
  
  retrace
  
  c-i-a
  
  c^i-^j
  
  —
  
  (bees).
  
  To
  
  oOo'l r cSy^ — CHi-«j oU»j
  
  o(iJ,V&Jl
  
  Avaricious.
  
  Chicken.
  
  oCaJl
  
  Good oc bad fame.
  
  Resounding. There is not
  
  j.^^
  
  jy^
  
  Painter.
  
  shaken
  
  *%^J
  
  Strong-voiced.
  
  of the mind.
  
  Photography.
  
  *j
  
  renown.
  
  f^
  
  Tliought, idea. Fancy. Conceptiouj^iJ
  
  To come
  
  c'^jW
  
  in his time.
  
  9-'^[
  
  listen to a. o.
  
  Misfortune.
  
  Measure
  
  To
  
  for grain.
  
  Flat ground. Play-ground.
  
  l£Caj
  
  j.UsJb 9-j^j ?—«» ^..i -^
  
  <^'\ Xi-'^^j '^'y^
  
  Grove of palm-
  
  Arrows
  
  iL-a ^C^-.
  
  of the
  
  same
  
  is
  
  of noble descent. i;.j_^nL-<9
  
  ^
  
  'jA
  
  ijl^-?
  
  -r
  
  Sy^
  
  Shape. Exterior S>-^3 Si-^ -r «3>-» appearance. Copy. Picture, image. Manner. -<> Picture. Formula. Draught of a letter. ._iVi;4'«S>-» Apparently, obviously. Sj^-^
  
  ^ <1^
  
  workmanship.
  
  He
  
  jl_^b
  
  Horn, hunting-horn. Tyre (town), j^a Summit of a mountain. Musk-rat. ;3U» Itching of the head. sS^-*
  
  >»
  
  -^^
  
  -^5-
  
  trees.
  
  brother.
  
  Fashion, shape. Paradigm (gram). -^ Jewels.
  
  0>-= o jUa
  
  fancied. J, j'^ A J\J\ To demolish, to break a. th. To be shaped. To be painted. ^^j A> — To imagine, to fancy. To be bent. To be demolished. y^aJt, Bank of a river. uIjj-? ?- J^-^
  
  Pure, unmixed, standard (mo- f,u» • ney). Honest (man). Sound (body). Coin ( opp. to ii'Jr. ) j.Ctf yj\^i -^ having the legal standard. Form, shape. Alike, similar. j,^ They are both alike. o^'j^ C» his
  
  ,
  
  to picture.
  
  water).
  
  is like
  
  A jUsb
  
  I
  
  :
  
  He
  
  Jl
  
  towards.
  
  A jUa To cut, to divide a. th. To decide a point ( judge). ^SCi-J! — ^'jy^ a j^ To lean, to incline. To shape out a. th. To paint, A j^
  
  Gold or silver cup. o^~« rr j-'j-* To shape out, to fi, ^j^ o j-Ua -^ mould, to fashion. To create a. th. (God). To pattern, to copy a. th. To forge (a lie). To form (a tense).* — To sink into ( the ground j f,ia
  
  To be fashionned. To silver a. th.
  
  incline
  
  a. th.
  
  f,U>
  
  1
  
  Herd of oxen.
  
  o>ji-«
  
  -r
  
  j^c^j
  
  j^'j-^.
  
  i
  
  (
  
  To cause
  
  •
  
  T
  
  )
  
  ^^^
  
  Craft, art of a goldsmith.
  
  a. o. to fast
  
  Goldsmith,
  
  Fast.
  
  ^ij^j
  
  jtCo
  
  it'C^j
  
  ^C^ ^
  
  ^J/o
  
  ^^
  
  ^|^
  
  jeweller.
  
  Fasting, faster.
  
  Liar.
  
  Bulky and strong.
  
  ^^^
  
  Fasting.
  
  >/C<^
  
  tt
  
  u^j-o
  
  Faster.
  
  ^j^
  
  Waterless and barren
  
  To be
  
  ^1^ To
  
  (land).
  
  Standing-place of a
  
  Gold or silver jewels.oVir^ ^r j-*-^ \3_^ a i_j^ J , Csj^-'^ LJj-<» o oCo laniferous (beast).
  
  deviate, to miss
  
  the butt
  
  X^CaJ^j >Ca>»
  
  from
  
  horse.
  
  pi-esei've, to
  
  sui
  
  round
  
  a.
  
  keep a. th. with
  
  or
  
  o.
  
  o^-<9 ••
  
  o.'s self
  
  ^j
  
  o >_jCo
  
  To turn away
  
  the language
  
  To
  
  avert (a misfortune God).
  
  walls, to enclose.
  
  To guard
  
  (Jj3
  
  ^s. ).
  
  iiyS'^j^
  
  of the soofies.
  
  a. th.
  
  fi>
  
  arrow
  
  (
  
  (face).
  
  To speak To To
  
  "^ -J^
  
  ^ oji^j oj-^j
  
  from. Preservation, keeping.
  
  oj-^
  
  Censer for pei'fumes.
  
  *J^
  
  To become a Wool. He has given
  
  .e.
  
  :
  
  a oCol
  
  soofi.
  
  ,_;j
  
  olSJ>1 for
  
  it
  
  *j;53
  
  ^7
  
  rr
  
  ^j^^
  
  ij^
  
  iUstl
  
  nothing.
  
  Ward-robe. <j^1 ^ oC-5j o\j^j o'^o. Keeping. Chastity, modesty. xJCo
  
  Flock of wool.
  
  :Sj^
  
  Seller of wool.
  
  ol^-^
  
  Flint-stone, quartz, siles.ol^-^ ^*Jl^-^
  
  Soofi
  
  Town
  
  on the Nile. Quarry. o\jJ>\ Guarded. oj'ya''j Oj^ Chaste (wonoan). 'CjJa!'
  
  (musulman
  
  Woolly. Woolly.
  
  ^'j^\j wi?.Csj
  
  Road. Stones set up
  
  hillock.
  
  for guidance.
  
  Tombs. He has taken
  
  entirely.
  
  ii>o a Jj^j To dry up (tree). To be sti'ong, sturdy. Dried up. iS_y-aj
  
  ,
  
  To wash
  
  a. th.
  
  ,
  
  imper-
  
  '<>\jJaj
  
  Q._yo
  
  a'sL]
  
  ^SJ^ "^
  
  l
  
  '
  
  jj^'\j
  
  ^y^
  
  a
  
  jj^
  
  ^jiaj 'J^^
  
  ^ to — Uo
  
  -^
  
  fectly. ;ilu9
  
  uG>-.lo_} G>-U.^_j *>:j«aj liil-^
  
  '
  
  ^^-^ "^
  
  crow, to cry loudly. — To call out to a. o. To exclaim against a. o. o^ It — They have been frightened. They have been destroyed. ^^^ ^...^ To shout, to utter a shrill cry. ^.^ To call out to one ^JUio rCia another. To be cracked, broken. ^uJlj -^.Ioj
  
  ^^
  
  ^ ^o
  
  To break Ci-y.
  
  (dawn).
  
  Crowing of the
  
  cock.
  
  jo
  
  pfoj jVo
  
  (
  
  w;i.
  
  <jVs^
  
  )
  
  ^^
  
  Middle of the head. Turban,
  
  uVsjo
  
  lis^^
  
  •
  
  -ft-
  
  To stick to (smell). ^\^ o i)U> He is motionless. i)^; Vj ii\^ n To dart furiously jp 'Hj^j Vj^ o Jl'o upon
  
  To
  
  a. 0.
  
  xiy^j
  
  -S-
  
  C»
  
  «-
  
  (wild beast).
  
  SC^j
  
  VjjJ>j
  
  vLoj Vjo -
  
  assault, to overpower a. o.
  
  has been decreed by God. J j^^ To soak, to dilute (gypsum). J',^ To wash (corn). To clear a thrash-
  
  It
  
  fi>
  
  Imperfect washing.
  
  lo
  
  "J
  
  Battle-field.
  
  'i^-ab ^j-^ it
  
  jr
  
  "J>^-^J
  
  Tinder.
  
  Mound,
  
  *^^-^
  
  devotee).
  
  ^UaJl
  
  ^Uoj
  
  nl-i
  
  ing-floor fi'om rubbish.
  
  To assault, s 'ijC-^j VU-sj To attack one another.
  
  VjIaI'
  
  Rush, violence. Authority. Sudden attack. Strength.
  
  Wheat washed
  
  in
  
  water.
  
  Jj\^ JjUsj
  
  i)^^
  
  *Ia'-jJl
  
  Rubbish of wheat. Sweepings
  
  x)j^
  
  *I|^
  
  of a thrashing-floor. Vessel for soaking.
  
  JjiaJ^ ^ J>.a» Broom for a thrashing-floor dj-is;* To fast, ^ikolj ,Cir--tf J C-^..^ jLa To reach its mid point (day). To -ft-
  
  abate (wind).
  
  Fortress.
  
  t^'L-i
  
  t-r
  
  (
  
  l>-«
  
  «
  
  "^
  
  *-^»r^
  
  *s'^=:-<'j
  
  Cock's spur. Horn of bulls, gazelles.
  
  To
  
  incite (people)
  
  Cl^
  
  s
  
  one against another. To
  
  f-Ls -^
  
  i
  
  separate
  
  Sliouter, shouting.
  
  (sheep).
  
  To go To be
  
  astray.
  
  4^
  
  Ji_4»J' o'-
  
  stirred (water). -^'To be
  
  "^
  
  season (a dish).
  
  < To
  
  ^La— ^\^
  
  -H-
  
  To spend summer in a place. To deviate ^e. i>jiL3j Gli from the mark (arrow). To receive a summer rain. To be sufficient to a. o. for summer. -^ To glean. To make a s CiC-sj xIjC^
  
  ol-«
  
  i
  
  oCol
  
  ^ ^.t^
  
  *>Ljo
  
  ilkiilj J^
  .>\-a
  
  i
  
  ilc^
  
  5
  
  game caught,
  
  ^^
  
  ii-^j , ijC.o
  
  ?»
  
  I
  
  Belonging to summer. Summer rain. Born in summer.
  
  Summer
  
  Warm
  
  rain.
  
  (weather).
  
  Summer
  
  expedition.
  
  Summer-place,
  
  iCo
  
  ;>rey.
  
  Erecting the neck, jl^^ ^ 'l^i.^* Prince. Glandered (camel). Hard ground. Saida. town of
  
  ^^
  
  Termagant.
  
  "^il^
  
  fset,
  
  ^JC^
  
  Caught in chase. Hunter. Lion.
  
  >_iJ,Co
  
  _ii^>j
  
  »_i..^
  
  i^J^i
  
  **c-^
  
  XlJ.Co
  
  country.
  
  'llCi
  
  rain (country).
  
  Often watered by summer rains (land). Mari-ying
  
  oC-a;
  
  when
  
  Sparrow.
  
  t
  
  ^j^-^
  
  cling to (smell).
  
  i_,
  
  feilo
  
  i
  
  Short and strong.
  
  J^ —
  
  China.
  
  ^S^'l
  
  ~
  
  *IJU> ••j
  
  -fi-
  
  J;-*
  
  iJUa
  
  -J^
  
  j,^
  
  -^
  
  cth*-}^
  
  Chinese. China earthenware.
  
  jKyo ^
  
  old
  
  iji**
  
  '
  
  '^-^ Jl^i-tf
  
  •
  
  •I
  
  j1^
  
  a_^ iiiaia/J
  
  'i'jj-J^-^j 'O^ i jCa ft' To go back to the enTo happen, to come campment,
  
  \j^^fj
  
  become.
  
  cj\'y^ <*
  
  ear.
  
  to pass (event).
  
  To befall a. 0. To render a. 0. ^j a. th.
  
  J| s
  
  Ut.^
  
  eji^\jLg\j
  
  —
  
  o>..^
  
  o'i^l ol>-^
  
  —
  
  .^
  
  such. likeness to.
  
  s
  
  JL£
  
  Result of an affair, issue. Great- j^ priest of the Jews. Little salt-fishes. Crevice of a door. He is on the point of Jris jys Jc finishing the affair.
  
  ^
  
  Sound of castanets. Enclosure for jx^j jya
  
  Ji^ ^
  
  bjx^j , SjC^
  
  cattle.
  
  A
  
  "
  
  Cloth-tent.
  
  Conch of the
  
  jj Ua« >pf a'^'AJj c^'^Ja'j snare. Trap. Pitfall.
  
  To have a
  
  (man). Dust raised. (3r*? 5^ *^'?-' Sound, noise, offensive smell.
  
  plate..
  
  jlal..^
  
  Ul.
  
  -tf-
  
  Watered by a summer
  
  Patine.
  
  -C-i^
  
  Syria.
  
  >-«;-i
  
  oUsj ^\'j^ ^
  
  j; iu.'^« .
  
  iU?
  
  olo
  
  Copper. Gold. ^jL-o
  
  ^
  
  (IlLo a Ju-i
  
  Copper. Camel's glanders. Hunting. Fishing. Shooting.
  
  old
  
  in
  
  age.
  
  bummer.
  
  •^
  
  ^
  
  Hunter. Fisherman. Sportsman. .u^j wiiCo
  
  To
  
  Tray,
  
  clamorous.
  
  to chase, to fish.
  
  Fish or
  
  contract for summer.
  
  To
  
  ;
  
  hunt,
  
  To liunt, to fish for a. o. To have the neck erected. To be glandered (camel).
  
  ney.
  
  enter upon the season of summer. To beget a child
  
  To
  
  mo-
  
  give a legal standard to
  
  9^,1^
  
  i_ij,Lo)l
  
  funeral.
  
  Shouter fi>
  
  ^
  
  *WJ,lo
  
  Wailing of women at a
  
  ^li;
  
  perplexed, led astray.
  
  To
  
  -A^
  
  )
  
  met him before ijj ^^^.i jST ;^a '6^ dawn. Shout, yell. Punishment from ;il^ Heaven. Sudden attack. I
  
  becoming such or such. D17 fodder, straw. Place of
  
  ai'rival.
  
  Result, issue.
  
  «jjJi-«
  
  o'JS^ jv<»s
  
  -
  
  JV?
  
  (
  
  i-i
  
  u= To conceal o's mind. 4^ J u To be tucked (skirts').' To" be
  
  'i,^\
  
  ij.
  
  i^i\-tf-
  
  guarded, watched (child). Hatred, anger. v-f J v-^ Tumour on the lips. l,,^ Lizard.
  
  Dooi-latch.
  
  oC^oj -^
  
  L^-^
  
  vW^ t
  
  \}
  
  Wooden
  
  i^-^
  
  ^jC-iJ
  
  ^ *i^
  
  v*^ "^J
  
  ^h-.'^
  
  ^_,ui
  
  *J.C^
  
  lock.
  
  Point of a sword. Fog, mist.
  
  Food for children. Abounding with
  
  :r
  
  va—^
  
  ZA^
  
  -r
  
  '^.^j
  
  >-4-^
  
  lizards (place).
  
  Hunting lizards. To be misty (weather). To crouch UjL^j
  
  ,
  
  CS
  
  (hunter).
  
  To overtake a. 0. To seek i*efuge towards. To conceal, to hide a. th. To be concealed, hidden. Hiding place. To grasp,
  
  itj
  
  d,i-i
  
  \j
  
  ,
  
  \li>l
  
  'OaJ>[
  
  li'^^
  
  ^
  
  fi>
  
  lili
  
  i
  
  "^^ 5dli ^
  
  to clasp a. th.
  
  Grasp.
  
  Claws, nails. To blacken a. th (fire).
  
  To snore (horse). Ct^j To yelp (fox). To abuse a. 0. by words. To be blackened (by fire). Ashes.
  
  To pile up (stones), To stitch (the leaves To leap (horse).
  
  G-J-i
  
  a -tCS
  
  t^U-i' s r-jQ?
  
  ^Ch'j\
  
  ^lis o j{^ of a book).
  
  fit
  
  \'j\^
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  >^^
  
  )
  
  s^
  
  species of truffles. Kind of ^ijl
  
  poppyMale hyena.
  
  o^i^.-Js
  
  To
  
  C-Io
  
  (
  
  b3 nari'ow place ).
  
  To
  
  hold
  
  ^
  
  oVili-
  
  J\^
  
  o
  
  /b
  
  Family.
  
  <4^j
  
  •^^^'j
  
  *
  
  to burn
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  Jl
  
  —
  
  in ashes.
  
  contend with XJUStle,
  
  a. o.
  
  :>tj3t-isj
  
  ^bwisj
  
  ,if\3iO^
  
  otO
  
  confused voices, uproar. Ivory. Sea-shell.
  
  ^rW---^
  
  Gi'umbliug much (she-camel).
  
  To be
  
  when milked
  
  ^J
  
  To
  
  •>
  
  tease, to vex a. o. :
  
  (
  
  j>yi>
  
  not
  
  liis
  
  Avork
  
  He does not
  
  I'ead
  
  ij*!^* Ja-isj
  
  5jr?«-3j
  
  man).
  
  ->j>Ui'j
  
  To be ambidextrous. CJal^ a ia^ To take hold of a. o. forcibly, i hl^ To be strengthened. To be Jal^aii. kept in due order. Accuracy, organization. Arrest. Jalb Strengthening. Police. Strong, hardy. Firm. JaCo' ^ iajia Lion. <>• Officer in the army. 'jUw 1.
  Policeman, cons-
  
  J'<^
  
  
  General rule, law. Report, official
  
  document
  
  _,st,i>
  
  J!>?»-i>
  
  ^ Cai ^
  
  ;
  
  (star).
  
  To
  
  act slowly in (an
  
  J
  
  f^t^~>j
  
  r^
  
  To lie by the side of. To lay a. o. on the side. To take a. th.. down. To neglect (a business).
  
  » fi>j
  
  Species of glasswort used as :
  
  5
  
  slumbar.
  
  Weakness
  
  *iu.Q>
  
  xkliii
  
  •
  
  decision of a court,
  
  ^
  
  '\iaLi>
  
  ^
  
  k'-il
  
  •I
  
  ^j^^^
  
  "^J iajLki
  
  Well made. Cl«-oj \s-j.yisj U»o a
  
  <>•
  
  f^^ } run (horse). .
  
  To
  
  thi'ow the hands for
  
  jc-j 6
  
  ;>f^ "
  
  (^ —
  
  ^\^ To wrap o'self in a cloak in ^.Thi>>, ^^1 covering the left shoulder and lea-
  
  ^ f4'^i ^Ls.^
  
  A
  
  piece of soap.
  
  of mind.
  
  ving the right uncovei'ed. of the p.C-il
  
  Arm, upper part
  
  ^
  
  j^»^ sijii*
  
  x4u»j
  
  —
  
  /^^
  
  arm. Quick pace of a horse. ^La ^'^
  
  Unfruitful year.
  
  detersive.
  
  Inclination to a party.
  
  A
  
  ^
  
  hiXj^
  
  striking.
  
  affair).
  
  soap
  
  "^
  
  teuacious. Ambidextrous. (account).
  
  r^J r^
  
  incline to setting
  
  ^ J^S^
  
  Jx>.Ua>> «•
  
  Tenacious, more Kj-
  
  ./??>^
  
  ^ki>b
  
  recline.
  
  V
  
  correctly.
  
  Firm. Accurate
  
  To To
  
  iii^ Ja-Jaj V
  
  table.
  
  Disgusted, disquieted.
  
  Annoymg.
  
  ^
  
  5 J><^'\
  
  disgust.
  
  Vexed, grieved
  
  ;
  
  Almighty (God).
  
  O' J^'^J ^'Jf^ a annoyed, disgusted with,
  
  Annoyance
  
  ^_^i>
  
  To keep
  
  accux-ately.
  
  %\.JaJ'
  
  To clamour, to make noise. To quarrel, to i Q-V?ioj X»li»'« ^Co
  
  iui- -^
  
  i
  
  maintain.
  
  gun).
  
  He does
  
  A —
  
  KJi^a
  
  Bread baked
  
  o-^
  
  To render (an To correct to dot (a writing). <>• To confiscate, to sequester (goods). To arrest a. 0. To draw up (a report). To point (a
  
  -il-
  
  ^^\
  
  Ashes.
  
  To
  
  order in a country. account) accurate.
  
  a. th. (fire).
  
  jt
  
  'xy'CSj CJali
  
  i
  
  cn-i
  
  <4'$^ Xii^
  
  To seek refuge at. To overtake a. o. To prevent a. th.
  
  hold »j
  
  fast, to gi'ipe.
  
  l^li. o C-.i>
  
  ~i^j
  
  prone^_j_jL
  
  evil.
  
  oi-i
  
  c^^
  
  -«-
  
  to evil.
  
  To
  
  owj
  
  Hard ground. Narrow (place). alter
  
  ^
  
  u>ki>b >^^^
  
  j\^
  
  jy^ubj
  
  Strong, hard, vehement. To be wicked, prone C-L^ Mischievous,
  
  a. th. undei*
  
  the arm-pits. Arm-pit.
  
  To
  
  cr' l^ion.
  
  Hyena.
  
  Male hyena.
  
  fLifj
  
  ^La
  
  \j
  
  ^.C-^
  
  ^
  
  ;Li>j
  
  j^
  
  —
  
  (
  
  To be
  
  (pond).
  
  in
  
  l-"\
  
  quantity
  
  small
  
  "
  
  J^
  
  )
  
  Laziness, sloth.
  
  Shallow
  
  JlW^j J.^^j
  
  i[}ii-il.
  
  ^
  
  JGf-ij'l
  
  Shallow place.
  
  Jsi-S
  
  J>-ii^
  
  U?-^J l^-i'j >S*-^ o '^^
  
  ^
  
  appear, to be
  
  Cae-ij l^*-^
  
  ii% Gt-3
  
  smitten by the sun-
  
  i^
  
  a Jt-i
  
  To become imcovered,
  
  to be
  
  twja
  
  —
  
  To go forth into sunshine. To pasture (cattle) in the forenoon.
  
  To
  
  ,_^;J.JJ
  
  »
  
  —
  
  LS>
  
  eat in
  
  give a. th. to
  
  ^—
  
  (a victim) in the
  
  forenoon.
  
  Go slowly, gently To go to a. 0. in the
  
  llJjj J^Js
  
  !
  
  i sG>-Ur»
  
  enter upon the time of
  
  at issue (affair).
  
  Distorted,
  
  in
  
  broad
  
  keep you
  
  in
  
  dit^
  
  .il
  
  — ^JA V fi,
  
  To go
  
  J^,^,
  
  into the sunshine. Forenoon. Forenoon-meal. -u.^ Early part of the forenoon. S^-ij _^,i> Part of the forenoon when the J"-^ sun is already high. His discourse is rather 1^' *^>^fe=»J, C«
  
  confused.
  
  Mornings and evenings. JjC^VIj Ewe offered up as 'et>-.-^ ?-
  
  ,_^ua5l
  
  *s?*^
  
  Wry-mouthed. ;
  
  ^^^'^
  
  sr S'^-i**'
  
  sacrifice.
  
  Land exposed To move about
  
  «•
  
  I^Ja
  
  —
  
  r-.-b
  
  -ii-
  
  to the sun.
  
  ^^l^'jj
  
  -r-^US) -^
  
  (loomiijg).
  
  iW-^j to
  
  ^HiUJf
  
  dX^S ^ ^j ^,j jp ^y.^ liWt-b a
  
  o.
  
  grin (monkey). (kW^ a dui. To send forth lightnings (cloud). — To display its flowers (garden):
  
  ^
  
  to
  
  become covered with plants
  
  '^-i''
  
  Feast of the sacrifices f ^^.-i'Vi ^^ Korban Bairam. Exposed to the sun. Outlying. ^^u»
  
  (soil).
  
  To spoit, to joke with. s d\9-[^ To make a. o. to laugh. s ^>si>1 To laugh. ^UJ:^Z.\j dli [^j iXl-jS To mock. ipj ^f — k_,j To laugh, to joke (people).
  
  A laugh, laughter. Laughing-stock, droll. Joke, sport,
  
  dl.^Ci1
  
  comical thing. Laughing. Sending forth (lightnings
  
  :
  
  dla-Q»
  
  cloud).
  
  wl>l_^ ^ *&i> To
  
  in laughing. d!l?:-a;j
  
  '^,^'^
  
  jft^^^
  
  light of the sun.
  
  Tooth displayed
  
  victim, victim, burnt-offering. offered up in
  
  j^}o\
  
  — To
  
  safety.
  
  eat in the forenoon.
  
  j,
  
  nose).
  
  ^^^"^ {j^ jii3
  
  reveal, to manifest a. th.
  
  oy ^»U:j
  
  wry (mouth, '(^^
  
  Small quantity of water.
  
  light.
  
  Victim.
  
  (mouth, nose).
  
  ridicule a. it
  
  rained upon. ^i)| ^is-Lki C>t-a a ^^^ -fr
  
  To laugh. To laugh at,
  
  forenoon.
  
  Ewe
  
  much
  
  ^i:s
  
  forenoon.
  
  He has done
  
  silly.
  
  be distorted
  
  Sun
  
  the forenoon.
  
  To slaughter
  
  li»U>
  
  '^-^j ^^X^
  
  bed.
  
  Places
  
  To be
  
  revealed.
  
  To
  
  Mouth of a river. Numerous sheep.
  
  To
  
  beams.
  
  To
  
  ?- /^'i-*
  
  Sleeping-room, ^^laJaij
  
  dead.
  
  May God
  
  ;^,l}i»
  
  — Bed -fellow.
  
  exposed to the sun.
  
  To
  
  .
  
  i^'!r!^i **!«-'» J viat.^
  
  Slothful. Foolish.
  
  Foolish,
  
  in the sun.
  
  b;-
  
  i^^^J *C*^^J
  
  Declivity of a valley. Setting (star).
  
  To bask
  
  ie
  
  x^^
  
  of recliu-
  
  Slothful, sluggish.
  
  (water).
  
  He To
  
  *
  
  ,
  
  .
  
  .
  
  To dwindle away, to disappear. To clear off (cloud).
  
  To
  
  Way
  
  icg.
  
  (water).
  
  3j9i^j d&t^j
  
  i's:i>:.^_j
  
  *&i>to
  
  Laughing much, laugher. Joking, sporting, funny. Jokes, sports.
  
  To have
  
  little
  
  dU-.ir^ cl6^>.Ja>S
  
  water
  
  5^'t^ a
  
  Ji-b -^
  
  C
  
  Wrong,
  
  hurt, injury.
  
  ^
  
  j\'yo\
  
  Necsssity; distress. cJ^'j/yo
  
  Sj^'o
  
  oj/J^
  
  -^
  
  Y
  
  i
  
  Ho has done
  
  Need. Compulsion.
  
  ej'Ir>^
  
  night).
  
  j(jk^\
  
  Exposed
  
  Hai'mfal, unwholesome.
  
  Plant. P/. Necessaries.
  
  J.
  
  «.^^
  
  'l^-ij'l
  
  |^i>
  
  ^
  
  Necessary, essential.
  
  To be
  
  "ejiA^
  
  Constrained, compelled.
  
  To be hidden. To dry (plant). To strike a. o.
  
  J,ki»i
  
  a
  
  \'J.o
  
  \ya
  
  -Jt-
  
  '>lr^'l i-j
  
  2*
  
  C 'Jco
  
  -^
  
  o j.k-^
  
  ^''\skJ>
  
  <j^[k^
  
  ^Uo ^
  
  ^.jt-^
  
  o-i
  
  ^
  
  -ft-
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  SU>
  
  5
  
  jjf
  
  I
  
  iQ^ -^i-^j -^
  
  Similar.
  
  with.
  
  To mix a. th. with. To smite a. o. (scourge). To
  
  ^j *> 5
  
  — —
  
  Antagonist, Contra-
  
  Contrarily, in opposition
  
  aiiJV;
  
  cM
  
  j la-3
  
  to.
  
  Contrast. Contradiction,
  
  SiCa^j SOsj
  
  Opposition.
  
  instruments.
  
  To pass over in silence. ^Xi ili- ^'^ To pitch a tent, Xili — To impose (a tax) on. ^ ~ To fix (a term) to, J A — SXoH — To perform prayer, — To divide, to separate. oi; To seize the goods of. ci>^ s?^ J* ~ — *j'i) jp To prevent a. o. from
  
  ^
  
  hearing. (a
  
  ^ —
  
  ilj^'\
  
  Contradictory expressions. illi,V)
  
  sting a. o. (scorpion).
  
  To multiply To lean. To To swim. To make a
  
  j^j
  
  dictory meaning.
  
  To strike money. iJC^J) — "^.l^ — To propound a proverb. To play oil musical i-jS^' ^"^ vl^^
  
  number) by.iif J lliT-
  
  incline towards.
  
  J) tliJI
  
  CC ^.^j C
  
  yo
  
  J^jVI
  
  »
  
  Nonsenses.
  
  ^1}.^.
  
  To harm,
  
  a
  
  jCaj
  
  ,
  
  — jj^
  
  -H-
  
  o '^a
  
  -S-
  
  l3-«oj l>i>
  
  I
  
  to injure a.
  
  To
  
  0,
  
  oppose, to
  
  To do harm to a, 0. To compel a. 0. to. To sustaui damage
  
  l^i»\
  
  »j
  
  ^Ji,
  
  ^
  
  y.b\ 5
  
  ic
  
  ^
  
  lr-i»j'b
  
  "^^j
  
  —
  
  jtr*^
  
  from.
  
  compel
  
  a. 0. to.
  
  To be compelled in
  
  need
  
  Jl i 3ia-i>l
  
  to.
  
  To be
  
  j^l
  
  J(
  
  of.
  
  Damage, harm,
  
  blasted by hoar frost
  
  3i^
  
  s O'lroj 53 '^^
  
  contend with a. 0. To be a polygamist,
  
  — To
  
  j— J —
  
  journey.
  
  To be
  
  (Ji-^j
  
  Contrary, repugnant,
  
  ^'j-:o -^
  
  i
  
  -tt-
  
  jIso-;
  
  fat,
  
  To overcome a. o. s lai. o To I'emove gently a, o. from. To contravene, to thwai-t a, 0, To contrast with. To contradict. To get angry, To ojspose one another.
  
  J>
  gamous. Polygamy.
  
  7^
  
  *—
  
  Corpulent, stout, bulky,
  
  wrong. Harmful, unwholesome. Poly-
  
  sbwkS
  
  y,i. o
  
  Bulk, stoutness.
  
  e'ir^'^
  
  -r
  
  to the sun (land), fi>
  
  *iii
  
  uUaii)!
  
  bulky.
  
  'Ir^j s^^a"
  
  j(^j c^lr^
  
  ^
  
  Squirt.
  
  ~o'j.J^
  
  '4J,yy<=>
  
  state.
  
  J^»U>
  
  iSCatiil
  
  To shed tears (eye). To pour water.
  
  j\Jo
  
  jl>yj
  
  Loss, damage,
  
  publicly.
  
  [
  
  Cloudless (day,
  
  Blindness. Loss.
  
  Bad
  
  it
  
  *=»^
  
  ,'r^j-^ ?r
  
  j
  
  Natural want.
  
  Blind,
  
  '^
  
  )
  
  Side. Out.skirts.
  
  '^aj
  
  Polygamy. Damage, harm. Thicket.
  
  'Ji>
  
  '^
  
  ^
  
  (land).
  
  To be To be
  
  up as an example. >fe <^J^ blasted by cold G 'J-o a ^^J^'o
  
  set
  
  strike strongly
  
  ^'Coi o
  
  i^'j^'o
  
  strike, to beat
  
  ^j
  
  a Ku^'a
  
  ^
  
  M^'i*
  
  ?- '^'i'
  
  Flesh of the
  
  s^
  
  udder, flesh beneath the thumb.
  
  Fellow-
  
  (hand).
  
  To
  
  'Jio'\
  
  J l^ro
  
  hardship. Necessity, need.
  
  (plant).
  
  To
  
  Distress, poverty,
  
  Ci\°jSsj jyir'o 5wife (amongst Moslemi?).
  
  elj»ll olr'o
  
  l-A
  
  (
  
  striking. Orsgiu, descent.
  
  Edge of a sword. i_jjC2»^ s- ^.r'^L^i ~ Bone full of ^ji^i ?r v-'S^J ^^r^ marrow. Mallet.
  
  V^^*
  
  (_)jUs.»!r v'!^'*^-'
  
  Plectrum. Pavilion, large tent. ^j\^ ^ Motionless (serpent). XJ^'a^j ^J-ai' Edge of a swoi'd. *J^a»j Xj 2ra^ 4- Clapper of a bell. u-S?^' Mln'^i Limited partnership {com*j jUa^
  
  ^J^
  
  Moved, disturbed, startled. ^Ja^i Mixed up (treacle). <• Crack- i_jj^i
  
  A
  
  th.
  
  o ^'j^'o to stain (clothes) /jj ^ (?-ino
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  red (cloth).
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  ^"Jo
  
  embellish, to dispose (a discourse).
  
  To make (the nose) to bleed. ^^kll; * — To be stained (with blood). rrir^ To be dyed red ( cloth). To become lightning). i"ed (cheek). To spread To deck herself (woman). To be split to be broad -rj^i^K (road). To open (plant). — They parted. J{\j. G» To dart on (hawk). it — (
  
  ;
  
  Red
  
  red.
  
  Quick (walk,
  
  dye, red silk.
  
  I'un).
  
  -r-ij^s
  
  Good
  
  z-lJ^'=\
  
  runner (horse). Besmeared with blood. Dyed
  
  ^.^n^
  
  tJ^^
  
  -r
  
  (eye).
  
  5rlr^;
  
  *>jlr^
  
  To dig a grave. J G-^a a ^'yo -»To throw off, to remove a. th. ^ — To kick (beast). To be dull (market). To revile a. o. To get near
  
  fit
  
  a. o.'s
  
  property for a share in the
  
  profit.
  
  To be covered with hoar-frost. 4_>>y To be well baked (bread). To leave, to forsake a. th. ^^ — To halt, to stay in a place. J — — To dry up (water hot wind). To be in commotion, ^^li^\j i-j^h^ fi>
  
  :
  
  To come
  
  to blows
  
  vJ^^
  
  vj^is-i'b
  
  (people). troubled,
  
  ^jla^i
  
  anxious.
  
  Blow. Throbbing. Multiplication. i_i^i> Mint. XJiki^i> ^-j ^lr'ai\ j\»
  
  Kmd.
  
  (_J^
  v'^''
  
  Manner. Last foot of a verse. Coined (money). Lean, thin. Similar, alike.
  
  A
  
  iJ^'J-'a\ ^r
  
  stroke. Chastisement,ol{lr^
  
  ~
  
  <''J^
  
  !r
  
  scourge.
  
  The
  
  ten plagues of Egypt._^ij^
  
  cJ<J.'^'o
  
  Thick and white honey.
  
  The
  
  v"!^'**
  
  .strokes of time.
  
  jk'jS\
  
  Striking.
  
  o^.y^
  
  >^jin^j VJ,^-^
  
  Shuffling arrows before
  
  red.
  
  Rags. Large, wide
  
  vJ,^
  
  drawing them. Spreading darkness (night). Depressed ground planted with tre?s. Hard ground in a plain. ~ Sandy valley. VJJS-^ t Striker.
  
  '^.ir^
  
  Struck, beaten. Species. Similar. Shape.
  
  r-
  
  viy^
  
  J.^i?
  
  ?r
  
  .^Ji^-i
  
  ,,-
  
  ~ —
  
  Lot. Snow, ice, hoar-frost, rime. (^-j'^a o fltj
  
  —
  
  s ^j^.^
  
  to.
  
  To keep
  
  (
  
  To be moved,
  
  with blood.
  
  Dyed
  
  To quilt clothes ). To mix. v_> t_,^i To excite a strife amongst. cnJ — To fight, to S (i\^j Xj3Ca> ^jii) come to blows with a. o. To traffic with a,j Jli)l J ijj s —
  
  to dash together (waves).
  
  brained.
  
  To split a. To smear,
  
  To dye
  
  )
  
  violently.
  
  Nature, temper.
  
  Sword
  
  :
  
  w'l'lni* 5r viy"<»
  
  edge (of a sw^ord ). cotton.Woundedby a sword.
  
  point,
  
  Skein of Rate, tax. a Measure of S ardebs.
  
  customers from A -rlr'^^ (the market). To spoil a. th. ~ To remove a. o. from. o^ ^
  
  Digression, retraction in
  
  They parted.
  
  Corrective particle.
  
  off
  
  ^,4^
  
  Skin,
  
  Corrupt. Distant (journey).
  
  C»
  
  ^S-^jI
  
  ^l^a
  
  ^^
  
  >^\'J^\
  
  speech.
  
  ^\'J^\ J»[^
  
  ^V^^y
  
  Trouble, disturbance.
  
  Time and place
  
  of
  
  ^jS^
  
  <x
  
  ^J^
  
  iS^
  
  t•^
  
  (
  
  )
  
  tr^
  
  Breast. Cow's uddei
  
  Prone to kick.
  
  Like.
  
  Tomb. -rjyyo -r "r-i^ Removed, remote. r<j.S^ To bite /tj 5 ^j'l^oi \Jj^ ^'yo ^
  
  Weak, little,
  
  a
  
  young one.
  
  ^
  
  ,^'Ji,
  
  Humility, subrnissiveness.
  
  f,'J^
  
  Xtl^'i
  
  cU^^^ai
  
  ^r
  
  9^
  
  Submi.ssive, f;>yj ?.yij,*fr>'i»
  
  5-
  
  o,'^
  
  Humility in prayer. Prayer. Entj-eaty.
  
  humble.
  
  Havmg
  
  To remain .silent the whole day. y^o To be hard on a 0. (lot), a tr-!r^«j To wall up a well. * \^yo o — To be set on edge i
  
  JiJ_^ijj /Sl^nij
  
  9Jj^J
  
  'U.r>«
  
  Large-breasted (woman). White grapes with hirge 9-j^ berries.
  
  Similar. Aorist tense.
  
  9jy^
  
  ^'Iro w j^j-pi j^j^ ^ Lion. Gallant, energetic man. xili^ij Strong stallion. Lion.
  
  fight like a lion.
  
  Skin
  
  jj-^ri^j j^\r'<> "^ <^Sji> ?r
  
  ^^0
  
  milk.
  
  foi-
  
  To be broken down LTI^^ o 5'j^ ^ by old age. To be poor, destitute. Broken down <^\'j<si '\i=>'Jis ^ dXj^o by old age. Poor, unhappy. To burn (fire). To (/^'J,o a burn with passion (man). To rage against.
  
  To To
  
  eat greedily.
  
  A
  
  light, to
  
  stir
  
  up the
  
  To be
  
  ^
  
  j-^ ip
  
  yJ,}xC.\j jrjj\j
  
  ^>tf
  
  fire.
  
  kindled, to blaze
  
  ^^Lijlj
  
  (teeth).
  
  To try, to train a. (war). » To come to fight. He set his teeth on ed ge. iJ0«:1 ^'S^ To move, to trouble a. 0. 5 — To silence a. 0. Molar tooth. Steep hill. Scattered rain. ^/J^ ^ — Stone for casing a well. Polypody (plant). ^^Jl ^-l^sl Setting on edge of the (teeth), ^^^'i? Of evil disposition, ungoveruable.^_/ij
  
  Prone to bite
  
  ^V^^
  
  j^'J^^K
  
  French laven-
  
  ^'j^j j^Jh
  
  u-jv^'i*
  
  ^y^'ys ^ ^lj<> stones. Vertebrae of the back. Stai'ved. Biscuit. Date.
  
  Mute. Tooth-shaped (cloth). Cased with stones (well ). Stony tract.
  
  To break wind. To have a scanty
  
  cr-lrVl
  
  u-'J>-'\
  
  ^lr<»-'^ "iJi^yyat'
  
  i
  
  l»_/i<3
  
  Ck^
  
  "fr
  
  a
  
  ^yd
  
  ^'yo\i
  
  \a^j-i3
  
  beard and faint eyebrows.
  
  der.
  
  Vehement Young one of the
  
  Stai'ved.
  
  Brand There
  
  ;
  
  live coal
  
  is
  
  nobody
  
  ;
  
  in running.
  
  j,J:o
  
  To
  
  X^'J^
  
  Emission of wind. ^i^oi ^\'J^ Breaking wind frequently. l»_j^j i?!^
  
  eagle.
  
  fii'e.
  
  in
  
  /J^o
  
  xVyo
  
  ^
  
  insU jl^V;
  
  C>
  
  in the
  
  To spend time and
  
  >»^3
  
  -^ J
  
  exertions uselessly.
  
  Light fuel Kindled wood. Burnt in fire.
  
  Kind of gum. bleed (artery,
  
  wound). S«l_^3j
  
  scoff at.
  
  Little-haired
  
  the house.
  
  (_»
  
  she-camel).
  
  K'i^^yoi \Ja\'j~^i \.)syoi \-^j-'b
  
  glisten (white hair).
  
  Stoicha^^
  
  To
  
  (
  
  Vehement (war). Well cased with
  
  —
  
  j —
  
  ^.tiLlI
  
  (fire).
  
  To
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  a. th. or a. o. strongly.
  
  big udders (cow).
  
  To
  
  •rij^
  
  ^^yoi iS'j-oi oi\'ys a fond of.
  
  To be greedy,
  
  .1
  
  *j
  
  \3'J.'a
  
  ^
  
  'li^lr^
  
  j>
  
  h'yJi
  
  beard and eyebrows.
  
  "tm
  
  draw near stealthily. To set (sun). o
  
  9-'j^ioj
  
  \s-'j.o
  
  a f..^j
  
  'cJ-tri»J
  
  1^^\j-is
  
  C-0'« a 9.r^
  
  To humble, to lower o.'s self. ^Vya To resemble a. 0. to be like. *j i f.'j\^ ? pir<>\ To lower, to humble a. 0. To give a. th. to a. 0. J 4> — To beseech, to J p>'2aiJ,lj Jl f.lf<£ \Sj-'o make humble entreaties to a. 0. rv :
  
  C
  
  Weakness
  
  !>•
  
  vj i\'^aj ^y^j iS'j-'a a c?_pi trained for the chase (hound).
  
  construction of a sentence.
  
  Weakness
  
  To
  
  of body. -^ Illness.
  
  Double, manifold.
  
  desire
  
  Weak.
  
  ^
  
  111.
  
  ^^Li>j ^^llo
  
  feeble.
  
  Ak^J
  
  ,
  
  tJuL^J
  
  Blind.
  
  ijUoj
  
  'Uii.i<7
  
  uli»-3
  
  ?-
  
  ^
  
  ^i^'^ (discourse).
  
  Defective
  
  Land watered by a weak
  
  lii^
  
  ja'J\
  
  rain.
  
  Doubled, increased manifold.
  
  Held as weak. To have an abundant
  
  OipUa/»
  
  ^LaS^ ^'i — )^ -ik-
  
  ^Lj*-i>
  
  ^^rii*
  
  dough.
  
  To speak confusedly. To masticate (meat)
  
  f^hLb imperfectly a
  
  -H-
  
  —
  
  from want of teeth. To multiply (words).
  
  To
  
  Cl^
  
  imitate the voice of a wolf, a hare.
  
  a wJ-^ -^
  
  a. th.
  
  ^\i^j
  
  .^-i.i
  
  To
  
  A
  
  (ii^ a o«-^ -^
  
  To wash imper-
  
  A ii-a1 A i^-^l oU-i1 ^ c^
  
  relate a. th. confusedly. collect (herbs).
  
  Bundle of dry and green herbs mixed together. Nightmares. >Su1 otiil push, to
  
  5 Jai-ilj
  
  ,
  
  Cki-3 a Jai-^
  
  Sy^^y
  
  2^
  
  valley.
  
  Bushy
  
  A'J:^
  
  Horrors of war. Hound. _r^1j Terebinth (tree). Trained to the jl^ ;r *ijt3 chase. Carnivorous (beast). Bleeding continually (artery). •Juice
  
  4 yo
  
  of unripe dates.
  
  To bleed (artery).^lib i ^'yo To have the jaws Ol>i a >'ij
  
  -^ -^
  
  contracted.
  
  To champ the bit (horse). To be stingy towards a. 0. Having the jaws "Jco ^ 'l>'a
  
  it
  
  y^\
  
  j> Jri>\
  
  contracted.
  
  Wicked, hot-tempered. jlj^ ^ To snatch a. th. j Cji i oj-'i
  
  — -^
  
  a. 0.
  
  To contend about
  
  the posses-
  
  ojCisj
  
  a. o.
  
  Ill-natured son.
  
  To trample
  
  s \jy\l^j *i»tCa^ IjiUs
  
  in a oiowd.
  
  i>-
  
  ijii.^
  
  a ji-3
  
  -8-
  
  foot.
  
  pull
  
  down
  
  To
  
  scatter
  
  (a building).
  
  A f^k^
  
  -S-
  
  a. th.
  
  To be humbled. scattered. To
  
  -^
  
  To be
  
  ^^.15.7
  
  be concealed.
  
  To be
  
  out of mind (sick man).
  
  To be feeble, weak. To exceed a. 0. or Aj a. th.
  
  To squeeze one another. Pressure, compression,
  
  To
  
  t'^\kS>j 5 ui-i
  
  a
  
  ^^ii-i
  
  twofold, manifold,
  
  lo and A_) a. 0. weak.
  
  squeezing.
  
  Narrow space
  
  To
  
  oJi-^
  
  a
  
  a. th.
  
  -fr
  
  press, to squeeze a. o. against.
  
  Pressure.
  
  Thicket in a
  
  under
  
  fectly (clothes).
  
  To press
  
  :
  
  hunter).
  
  sion of a. th.
  
  confu'e (discourse).
  
  To
  
  5 ySj^'o\j iSj^'o
  
  of.
  
  To overtake (game
  
  from
  
  of a wolf. Noise,
  
  rustling.
  
  To To
  
  »_,
  
  excite in a. 0. the
  
  C^
  
  harvest.
  
  Abundant harvest. Verdant garden. Lump of
  
  To mis
  
  To
  
  country.
  
  Lean.
  
  Double, treble, multiple, oiiilj ^ Lily of the valley.
  
  Howl
  
  train (a hound)
  
  to (the chase).
  
  JU-i1
  
  Interline-
  
  Weak,
  
  )
  
  To be
  
  of mind. Defective
  
  doable, to
  
  2f
  
  »JjLo5J.Ij ^juuAij >-ij>^
  
  A
  
  ^^-ilj ^isCij
  
  —
  
  treble, to multiply manifold.
  
  of a
  
  grave-
  
  Pression, uneasiness, straitnei 3S.
  
  ijlfii^
  
  Distress. Compulsion. Pressure of a crowd. Keeper, watcher of.
  
  IipU»
  
  l,\i
  
  ic
  
  To weaken a. 0. (illness). j To ride on a weak beast. To receive the double. To be doubled, to be increased ji\^ manifold.
  
  {
  
  JCamera Heap of sand.
  
  girth.
  
  iS\
  
  ^ jUSj Jl^t »y^J jy^ t ~
  
  _,io ^^xS> -^
  
  Side, shore. Plait of hair. Strap ^\i^
  
  of a girth.
  
  Lock
  
  To To
  
  of hair.
  
  Dam.
  
  j}j^
  
  leap.
  
  -r
  
  "i'jy^
  
  Ijii> o jii>
  
  strike
  
  and repel
  
  a. o.
  
  To put
  
  i
  
  -J^
  
  —
  
  the bit to (a horse).
  
  To
  
  force a morsel into the mouth.
  
  Pounded barley
  
  ;
  
  5 j}iu^\j
  
  oat-meal.
  
  ji.ii
  
  Slanderer, backbiter.
  
  Large mouthful.
  
  To bind
  
  a. th.
  
  a
  
  tightly with ropes.
  
  To be
  
  big-bellied.
  
  jlLi
  
  J,'^^ ^_j
  
  To
  
  —
  
  r_ui.>.
  
  ^
  
  ajj^i^
  
  o Jaii>
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  .i^
  
  iNV
  
  (
  
  Large-mouthed. Stui'dy. Lai'ge-toothed.
  
  Able
  
  to.
  
  J
  
  ^
  
  ^ii'l
  
  /.Uxi»>»j ;4-^'*
  
  ^x^ load
  
  its
  
  ^lAo
  
  ;JU?
  
  Ovei-burdening load.
  
  Unable to carry
  
  ^1
  
  j4j;
  
  ^ji^ *jli
  
  Confusion,
  
  ^Jj '^
  
  xJ^Lbj J>li.j
  
  mistake. Loss, doom.
  
  He is an J^l unknown man.
  
  \}^j
  
  'j^__
  
  ^4
  
  'S,
  
  Uncertainty, anxiety. Absence.
  
  >* xti
  
  Speech on the absent.
  
  (beast).
  
  Figured with stripes, ribs
  
  /liii
  
  Error.
  
  :d^
  
  His blood has been
  
  (cloth).
  
  To draw
  
  -Us
  
  )
  
  A
  
  together, to
  
  '^
  
  uJ> o
  
  collect the parts of a. th.
  
  -i^
  
  To mark
  
  To grasp, to put a. To embrace a. o. To get hold of. To unite a. th. to To coujoiu with a
  
  a
  
  o. in
  
  strait, s
  
  —
  
  stray
  
  :
  
  J:A-i?j
  
  oyUs ^
  
  iJCa
  
  'J\'yi» y;
  
  ^U»
  
  a lost beast.
  
  Straying, wandering. Jjloj Jji-b Error. Watei* never reached by jLi Sim.
  
  Mistake.
  
  ^1
  
  5
  
  Jt
  
  1^7 ail
  
  ;
  
  to.
  
  To draw a. th. to o.'self. To take possession of.
  
  t sS^-i' «i^ s?r>'-5
  
  J-PZ-i*''
  
  J>Uu
  
  >Uj
  
  in business.
  
  To gather, to unite together. To be united, joined to be Jl annexed
  
  un revenged. Misled. Erring.
  
  A
  
  a letter with a damma.
  
  ';5^i^i ^i.^
  
  ;[^oj
  
  0^
  
  s?^'j->
  
  Vanity, delusive thing3.| Error, confusion. Mislead-
  
  ^.^rij
  
  ;a.i»^
  
  ing country. Misleading. Seducer, deluder.
  
  '^y^
  
  Looming. Strayed, lost. Obstinate in
  
  jla>i
  
  Union, connection.
  
  Sign
  
  (;f
  
  the
  
  To be To be
  
  damma.
  
  Collecting, uniting.
  
  Means
  
  To
  
  -ft-
  
  ^
  
  ,
  
  incline towards.
  
  To
  
  jt
  
  act
  
  —
  
  wrongfully.
  
  hills.
  
  Companion.
  
  "'„i,
  
  of men.
  
  jnfS-^'^
  
  >j
  
  t
  
  ^r:*'^
  
  *>'li-il
  
  Writing-book. Bundle of writings. Marked with^^^ii^ a damma. To encourage o.'s self. To ^h\>> -fr Collected, united.
  
  snarl (lion).
  
  To take a. th. altogether. Angry lion. Coura^li^j
  
  it
  
  —
  
  ^•^4-^
  
  To anoint (th, body)
  
  5 — To strike a. o. upon the ribs. To be crooked. Ciliij Cl-3 a /.W e^ /jS To bend, to incline a. th. To deviate a. th. To make rib-shaped
  
  figures on cloth.
  
  To To
  
  incline a. th. pos.sess
  
  a science
  
  ^
  
  A
  
  ^lii
  
  ^/»
  
  ^iw
  
  thorougly.
  
  To be
  
  able to
  
  o
  
  cany a
  
  /iia-^i.
  
  burden.
  
  geou.s.
  
  a r-wj
  
  ,
  
  Gt4-i o r-i^
  
  ^
  
  with aromatics.
  
  Inclination, liking for.
  
  Strength, vigour.
  
  Bug.
  
  -i^cJa
  
  Weight
  
  Calamity, misfortune.
  
  rr-^
  
  Rib.
  
  To dwindle away. '^SjsX - J*,-* To clear otf (cloud). See js^^ To anoint a ^X^j Sii-i o iCjs
  
  -«-
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  (the body) with unguents. ^' u.}^ \j
  
  To be daubed
  
  ^
  
  yC^\j » ' >^
  
  ^
  
  with perfumes (body). dress a 4> _it^j l!c^ o ,
  
  i
  
  -u-i
  
  ,/•
  
  ^
  
  ;JL^
  
  z£yj>j ;>U»
  
  of a debt.
  
  ci^l
  
  A^
  
  A-^lj f;>U>1j fjLb ^ ^Ltfj Vua Side of a triangle. A square root.
  
  Slope, ascent. Trap. Bough.
  
  .
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  or drink.
  
  of union.
  
  River flowing between two
  
  Company
  
  fi^\j *tXi> o A^ with food 4^j ^i-i» a
  
  sturdy. filled
  
  Acting wrongfully. Crooked by nature. Stui'dy, strong. Bending (bow).
  
  ^jLi
  
  *ilo
  
  Side.
  
  fi
  
  \^
  
  ^X^
  
  /i^^
  
  r^
  
  )
  
  i^r
  
  (
  
  .'y-a
  
  Silent.
  
  wound. To anoint and bind
  
  To
  
  head).
  
  eat a. th.
  
  To
  
  stealthily.
  
  To be verdant ( plant). Vci»i—>iA«_i» To become covered with plants (lanil). To swell with anger (man). "^ To i_j jl A CL-*^j Ci.-^ a or'^ warrant, to guarantee a. th. To bail out a. 0. -^ To farm, to rent a. th. To be affected 5jVi-^j 04-^ a ,j^ -tt-
  
  a surety
  
  To
  
  a. o. responsible,
  
  *
  
  »
  
  JiSs
  
  for.
  
  include
  
  to insert a. th.
  
  in,
  
  A>
  
  -^
  
  To farm
  
  out
  
  (
  
  taxes, re-
  
  venues).
  
  To guarantee,
  
  to
  
  ponsible for.
  
  To
  
  ^ To
  
  become res- /b J^^^' contain, to include.
  
  be farmed out (land,
  
  J^^\j
  
  —
  
  taxes).
  
  Chronical
  
  Zi^^^^j oli-i'j
  
  "iX^j J^-^
  
  disease.
  
  Contents, inside of
  
  a. th. -^ Hei'e
  
  ^j^
  
  inclosed.
  
  Suretiship, bail,
  
  -fy
  
  Farming
  
  oC-3
  
  out, letting out.
  
  Suffering from chronical disease.^^^
  
  Guarantee,
  
  (^•o-** ?r >^'S-<'J
  
  ,
  
  Cri^
  
  Farming, renting.
  
  ^^Ci
  
  Palm-trees included within a
  
  ii^lo
  
  village.
  
  Damages
  
  To To To To
  
  dry up ; to be diy. \'s^ a — hate a. o, cj":^ Jp gather pfople. 5 oiijl be bandaged. Dry or tender. The best or the worse of a flock.
  
  Bandage, fillet. I am on the eve
  
  of.
  
  (wound).
  
  To be thin, lean. \j^^ o jSj jjo -HTo emaciate (a horse). 5 _.ii>b j%.is To conceive a. th. To conceal A_j j jjc^\ a. th. To determine upon a. th. To suppress (a word understood). To conceal a. th. in the *_iJ J A — mind. To think of; to apply o.'self to.
  
  To be thin, contracted To dry up (bough). To be slender.
  
  (face).
  
  Slender, thin.
  
  J,
  
  {law).
  
  oCv.»ia^
  
  ^^»
  
  Incomplete (sentence). Implied
  
  Jj^\ S34-3
  
  j-
  
  J<^
  
  Leanness. _^-^j j\^ Secret thought ; j y^ ^ Ji«-i conscience. Hidden. Pronoun.
  
  JC^^
  
  mise, debt).
  
  j^ a
  
  Atrophy.
  
  Female fortune-teller. Thought, idea, mind. Slender (man, y\'y^i
  
  a'jC^ n jli.il
  
  J^^ j^'^
  
  camel). Dried up (bough).
  
  (word). Incidental (sentence).
  
  Thing waranted. t;n>Ca>» Contents of a writing.
  
  j^7
  
  _^^-|^
  
  Doubtful, undetermined (pro-
  
  accountable, bailer. fy
  
  Jl^o
  
  stick.
  
  ^ — Bandaged
  
  into .To insert (another's verses) in
  
  a poem.
  
  9
  
  t_>
  
  the
  
  Friend.
  
  with a chronical disease.
  
  To render
  
  strike a. o. with a
  
  (
  
  D>i-i»J*
  
  ,-
  
  Wild mint,
  
  basil.
  
  o*34.li»j oly'^.i
  
  Concealed in the mind. Understood.
  
  To be tenacious, niggardly of To be niggardly of a. th. to a. 0. To grudge a. o.
  
  a. th. it
  
  —
  
  '^
  
  Special, proper to.
  
  Brave, courageous. Tenacious, niggardly
  
  Things held
  
  ^j
  
  cA-^ of.
  
  in estimation that
  
  cru-b
  
  J (L^
  
  one appropriates and keeps tenaciously.
  
  Thing
  
  of
  
  which
  
  ^Ca; ^ ;;l^;j
  
  u^^
  
  Recesses, secrets of the
  
  ,
  
  heart.
  
  Dried up (bough). Hippodrome. Training-place for horses.
  
  To keep silent. Ij4^ o To watch over. To be .sparing i
  
  of.
  
  Stony and isolated hill. Blackener, discreditor.
  
  jj^^j yjs jjCa
  
  To
  
  do
  
  wrong
  
  5 j^-ilj
  
  la4i> a J^i-b
  
  ,
  
  -S-
  
  To
  
  ill-treat,
  
  jf
  
  to persecute a. Ill
  
  jiJai.lj wj^ 5 Jki-il
  
  o.
  
  treatment.
  
  ^
  
  C;lilil»-a>l
  
  i>U4»-i'l
  
  j.^^^
  
  Persecuted, oppressed.
  
  Summit
  
  of a mountain, _^aUjj
  
  ijV.
  
  h«
  
  _,4-i>
  
  -JJ-
  
  To bite a. o. (^^ a ^i^ -^ To be collected "5j4-^j !>l4i> a Ji-b -5^ ( ewe ). ( milk ). To yield little milk To be in small quantity (beverage). To curtail a. o. of his due. il^ S — To begin to i-ipen (palm-tree), j^-il
  
  j^
  
  Collected (milk). Small quantity
  
  j
  
  iLi a
  
  Yielding
  
  little
  
  Giving
  
  little
  
  little
  
  water
  
  ii^ iUaP
  
  little.
  
  water (spring).
  
  milk (ewe)
  
  'l
  
  iL»U»
  
  ^ J>4^
  
  jj-^
  
  To be numerous To have many
  
  (flock),
  
  \i^\j
  
  ,
  
  j^ -^
  
  a
  
  Numerous
  
  Similar, alike.
  
  i!^^
  
  Likeness, conformity.
  
  *Loj
  
  ^
  
  'ji^ suC-it*
  
  \'^j^j U'jS> o
  
  •\'-»
  
  -^
  
  a. th. to
  
  To
  
  shine
  
  xj,-i« \jS>
  
  fi>
  
  To
  
  light a lamp.
  
  light
  
  up a house.
  
  To turn away from. To shine, to be bright. To illuminate, to light up
  
  ^— ssU?)^ sCal
  
  ^ —
  
  a
  
  — —
  
  \1^\
  
  ^j
  
  offspring.
  
  J
  
  'uLii,
  
  ^ -'^
  
  'jL^
  
  »\l^j S«C-3
  
  (woman).
  
  'ji^^
  
  strike the
  
  iiXaj 'ju» wii> -ft-
  
  i_i
  
  A Ci^ o
  
  ^
  
  Ck;i> a
  
  earth with.
  
  To To
  
  seize a. th.
  
  v_j
  
  be plump,
  
  compact
  
  Ia;i>
  
  in flesh.
  
  press together (crowd).
  
  Jaliit
  
  Distress.
  
  Feeble
  
  JaL^
  
  weak-
  
  ;
  
  — -Ji-
  
  :S\:S o
  
  >ili-S -S-
  
  tempered. be narrow
  
  iSjLisj
  
  ^StSj
  
  (fiaiS
  
  —
  
  (place).
  
  affected with
  
  rheum,
  
  i)c^ dXLb
  
  (feil^
  
  Strait, narrow.
  
  Straitened circumstances,
  
  '^iif 'xl.At
  
  Of a strong constitution.
  
  Rheum. Weakness
  
  iKL^ *fe*i-aj ilU-i
  
  of temper.
  
  <SkuS>
  
  Straitness, distress. of
  
  «i*tji-i»j
  
  mind and
  
  ~
  
  ^
  
  »i^s^
  
  ^S) a
  
  ^^ ^
  
  dil-i
  
  body. Hireling.
  
  To be sickly. To wear out,
  
  to disable
  
  »
  
  J^
  
  J-ib
  
  a. o. (latent disease).
  
  To languish, to pine away. Weakness, languor. Sickly, diseased.
  
  place.
  
  me and
  
  I
  
  will
  
  ^
  
  '^'jj]
  
  J '^1
  
  Little children.
  
  To
  
  help thee.
  
  To look from
  
  th.e dark at people \y^ by the light of their fire. -^ To be
  
  lighted.
  
  obtain light by means
  
  ^
  
  'i_ia5-I,l
  
  ^—
  
  information, to seek
  
  advice from.
  
  Light, brightness.
  
  Moonshine.
  
  M^l ^ '^j ji5ll
  
  'U.^
  
  »^
  
  alter a. th.
  
  ^.,g>
  
  A
  
  i_)
  
  roast (meat).
  
  To
  
  ghten, to supple a
  
  Ci^i-b
  
  A
  
  strai-
  
  bow
  
  over a
  
  treat a. o. shockingly.
  
  Rabble.
  
  ^^.'.i^?
  
  C4.b a
  
  by means of fire. be weak, unmanly.
  
  To To
  
  To
  
  of.
  
  To take
  
  To
  
  Weak
  
  to be bright (fire, light).
  
  bi-ightly.
  
  a 'Jj^j
  
  of Ufe. Prolific
  
  To be J^U»
  
  s
  
  Barren ground. Having no milk 'C^^ (woman).
  
  To make
  
  -S-
  
  \ijiij 'U-3 li-3
  
  To have many flocks. To be ashamed of.
  
  To
  
  (well).
  
  To be bai-ren (ground). J^u, To have no milk (woman). To resemble a. o.
  
  shine,
  
  V'-ij
  
  in (a counti'y).
  
  To
  
  of water.
  
  He has given him
  
  To
  
  precious thing.
  
  ;
  
  Destitution, straitness
  
  peak.
  
  Help
  
  tenacious
  
  is
  
  conceal o.'self
  
  children (woman).
  
  Persecution. Persecutoi', oppressor.
  
  To
  
  one
  
  To
  
  to.
  
  5 ^)2)l
  
  Straightened by fire (bow). Roasted but not thoroughly cooked (meat).
  
  —
  
  ^. |.^ fire.
  
  »^Ca
  
  ^'^ 'Ci-^
  
  ^Xhj'
  
  1 /
  
  Coming by
  
  night.
  
  ^j,Uj ^ jU» j U» j. lij U>
  
  Slender-bodied.
  
  To
  
  incline
  
  *j
  
  Cui^j
  
  J|
  
  (^jl-j?
  
  -^Ca
  
  i
  
  -il-
  
  ^U»
  
  i
  
  -8-
  
  —
  
  r^l^j
  
  fii
  
  riJs
  
  s
  
  with water. To be mixed with water (inilk). -rZJoJ Milk mixed with water. ^C^j r-J-b To harm, to injure a. o. j Kj^ jQj Harmful, hurtful. JUj -ti-
  
  i
  
  To act wrongfully. To wrong a. o. in his
  
  Iln^
  
  in
  
  jC^
  
  i
  
  rights,
  
  -):}-
  
  —
  
  ii^: 5
  
  Sj^ *i— Ckl-a I»Uj ^
  
  Unjust allotment. Clialij
  
  i
  
  shaking the shoulders (fat person). Walking in shaking JaU^j orh'.j. tfrL»oj Xwi~^^
  
  ^r?-? '^—^
  
  p*^ "^
  
  i
  
  perish, to be lost, led astray (th).
  
  ^
  
  To lose, to miss (a. th.) a f.Ci>lj To squander, to waste away (o.'s goods).
  
  To possess an estate, a To miss a. th. Loss. Dereliction.
  
  He
  
  land.
  
  ^QjI
  
  ^
  
  d^LJo -^j pCi>j
  
  died uncared (tC^j CS^j Cums oC>
  
  To no
  
  avail.
  
  What
  
  a loss
  
  P^s-^J ^'r^
  
  ^
  
  **j'^
  
  Profession. Funded property. Estate. is
  
  \'.i^\ -JU
  
  cj*
  
  not of his concern.
  
  Small village
  
  :
  
  small property,
  
  oi^
  
  ^(^j
  
  ^^U>
  
  Lost, misled.
  
  He has eaten
  
  after
  
  fo\^
  
  ^ ^J '*./>
  
  jiil
  
  forlorn.
  
  ^;^'l
  
  Lavisher, prodigal. Loss, ruin.
  
  guest of ;
  
  its
  
  f-'^-^t
  
  <^h
  
  Xi^^
  
  ^
  
  *jUoj Ql^ ^U» to alight at the abode of. i
  
  Ji
  
  deviate from the butt (arrow).
  
  (sun).
  
  /^'j
  
  the
  
  incline to.
  
  To near
  
  i-«^
  
  ^
  
  'la'^j Ja'^^
  
  ^
  
  Winding of a river. ^r'S-^' ?r »r>^ To mix milk with * ^^^ — ^_^
  
  -jj-
  
  water.
  
  To give to a. 0. diluted milk. 5 — To be starving. \y^ jO? » To harm a. 0. to damagt' ^ — To writhe from hunger or pain, j^^ To howl in hunger (wild beast).
  
  j^ j^
  
  Black cloud. Poor, wretched, despised. ojj^ To eat up (a fruit), gt, ^'j'j-^ o jCb -WSplinter of a tooth-pick. Tooth-pick.
  
  To
  
  collect (things).
  
  Sjl^j
  
  J,^ —
  
  fi>
  
  j'j^
  
  j''»A> irU, -^
  
  I»^
  
  Distortion of the jaw.
  
  Having a small jaw.
  
  J»^1
  
  Liquid dough. Slime, mud. shake, to agitate fi>
  
  skij-S
  
  t^ o
  
  itself (odour).
  
  To
  
  f.Us
  
  -{f
  
  9.y^'j
  
  writhe in crying (child). To spread the wings f.\^\j f,"^ to its mother that he might be fed ( young bird). Night bird, male owl. To have many o^i^j
  
  f-'^J ,
  
  *j j-i
  
  9^
  
  o oU»
  
  -ft-
  
  childi'on.
  
  Runnet used for coagulating miJk.o^-i
  
  fasting.
  
  To become
  
  ~
  
  Clamorous. To pass by the butt ^jSs o 5rt«i» "^ (arrow). -^ To be weai'ied. ~ To be spacious. ?r^'j To wind (river). rr'j^
  
  Ij
  
  C)V«^^
  
  He minds what
  
  To To
  
  Noise, uproar.
  
  tC^ a. th. * To diffuse iuU^^
  
  !
  
  Village.
  
  .^^
  
  .^_,
  
  ^
  
  J^'j-i)
  
  To
  
  for.
  
  More
  
  .-sUsi^
  
  Vehement hunger.
  
  the shoulders.
  
  io
  
  Bright. ^
  
  To be waste (country). (UL^ To mix milk wih. watei'. To give to a. o. milk mixed
  
  .^
  
  ^.;|ii
  
  To make noise.Su?^^
  
  towards.
  
  To walk
  
  Sunshine.
  
  Lighting, illumination.
  
  setting
  
  ul^
  
  i
  
  '
  
  c^
  
  .XJaij uLi>j
  
  *j^
  
  Little girl.
  
  Male
  
  To be
  
  oj,U3 ^ o^c^
  
  cat.
  
  slender,
  
  j'jJAj
  
  ,
  
  j'^ a
  
  j^ ^
  
  mean.
  
  To take refuge
  
  - towards. To ~ To weaken a. a. 0. of his
  
  - To To
  
  perform unite to.
  
  Jl
  
  \i^j
  
  come nightly 0.
  
  t.^
  
  i
  
  i/^
  
  to.
  
  To defraud
  
  5
  
  i^^l
  
  right. a. th. imperfectly.
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  Jl j^^^'l.
  
  C
  
  To
  
  straiten, to contract
  
  A>
  
  U"\
  
  JUslj jli>
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  act severely towards a.
  
  o.
  
  it
  
  jli
  
  treat a.
  
  harshly.
  
  o.
  
  s
  
  To be reduced
  
  lose wealth.
  
  To urge
  
  Jilir
  
  juj «-ir-i
  
  Ji ^Qsl a. th.
  
  J\
  
  the
  
  in
  
  a usUjI genitive
  
  a. 0.
  
  to alight at
  
  Jp5-
  
  j^ *^
  
  Soriow, anguish. jli,_j Mansion jli>^ *^J of the moon. Narrow, straitened. j:^j jijihj jl~^ Narrower. j, jj,]
  
  Jj^j
  
  place
  
  jj \.:^ ^ J-4»-» Difficulty, perplexity.
  
  damage
  
  oppress, to
  
  ^^
  
  glen,
  
  ;
  
  mountain-pass.
  
  To cause
  
  5 C»^-b
  
  pain to
  
  jSJo
  
  i
  
  -S-
  
  a. o. (dis-
  
  ease).
  
  To wi'ong
  
  adjoined, annexed
  
  To stand side by side. To ask hospitality from. Hospitality.
  
  Hospice. Strangers'
  
  in
  
  il^ 5 ^UaS^lj
  
  —
  
  JL-itJij :ij\;iJI
  
  15
  
  home. Adjunction. Grammatical relation
  
  :
  
  genitive.
  
  Correlative (noun). Relation, connection. Cxuest,
  
  a. 0.
  
  his rights.
  
  oli~ij ijCo
  
  \j
  
  ^J^ ttJ
  
  «-*j^
  
  visiter, parasite.
  
  Intruder.
  
  seriously
  
  ill.
  
  Injustice, oppression,
  
  ^U3j\ -•
  
  j^JL^
  
  ^ jJ>
  
  damage.
  
  Hospitable
  
  man
  
  :
  
  host.
  
  Adjunct. Encompassed (in
  
  jUs'»
  
  war). Having a correlative (noun).
  
  Side of a mountain.
  
  Wrong-doer.
  
  jf^ •
  
  jk\^
  
  ill.
  
  To wear well
  
  ^.-.v.
  
  jiis
  
  Wronged, oppressed. Seriously
  
  To be to.
  
  Straiiness.
  
  To be
  
  5
  
  oCob
  
  ^p »
  
  a. o.'s.
  
  To feel unsasy (in a place). To feel uncomfortable.
  
  a. 0. -^
  
  from.
  
  entertain a. 0. as a guest.
  
  jlh~<
  
  (place).
  
  To
  
  a. 0.
  
  case.
  
  jjL^j
  
  straitened
  
  Narrow
  
  away
  
  jQ,l
  
  jjU>
  
  to destitution.
  
  To be
  
  Cr^ turn
  
  To seek refuge in. To annex, to adjoin To put (a noun)
  
  to put in a strait.
  
  To To
  
  )
  
  To To
  
  (clothes).
  
  Strong (man). Wearing well (clothes).
  
  H^^
  
  "^
  
  ^C-b Ts
  
  Correlative noim.
  
  *1J|
  
  Hospitable.
  
  Care, trouble.
  
  Khan, guests'room. To be narrow, fc^Sj strait,
  
  Tj^-^j *L-a/i XJli^s
  
  Cl-i
  
  to be straitened.
  
  nacious (man).
  
  ^loi ol^ii;
  
  i
  
  JUj
  
  To be
  
  ^ te-
  
  ^
  
  i\y
  
  (.
  
  )
  
  C^
  
  J, To grow up (child). To be nicely cooked,
  
  fkli»'
  
  yCSaj[
  
  rt^]^\j
  
  To
  
  To
  
  boiled.
  
  f^y
  
  Cooking of a dish. Cooked food. Froth of the kettle.
  
  "^k^
  
  lower, to stoop (the ij
  
  head).
  
  To urge
  
  loose the rein to a
  
  ~ To
  
  Kitchen, culinary art.
  
  *»-^k
  
  Cuckoo
  
  Cooked. Cooked food. xljii ^ Baked brick. Gyp.sum.
  
  k'^ There
  
  5^J C.!/
  
  The hottest hour Very foolish.
  
  ^
  
  *ifc:-l»
  
  .^Ay
  
  xUi[y
  
  ^S.'^^j Si-JJ*'
  
  Cook. ^Ly Kitchen. 5rjlk? ^ ^S^a Cooking-pot ; kitchen {itJlLi ^ ^-J3> implement. Cooked, dressed (dish). r>r^'* ^ Mature (man). Calender. \'j^ o Sxb -{^ To leap. To conceal o.'s self.
  
  _^'
  
  Axe. Misfortunes, calamities.
  
  jCy
  
  Regiment.
  
  j^yy Tv
  
  Tiberias (town).
  
  To
  
  fill
  
  ^.^?1»
  
  P
  
  *
  
  (a vessel).
  
  sink the foot into
  
  I'jjL.'
  
  o
  
  .nl»'
  
  ^
  
  CJL»'
  
  -^
  
  To
  
  *
  
  jjt o ,jJ^ ->
  
  mud
  
  *
  
  ^jj^
  
  C«
  
  j\t>)'^i
  
  —
  
  jU»
  
  To practice medicine. L\s o ZM -i^ To act kindly, mildly. To patch a water-skin. * ^tyj — <>• To put a vessel upside '\t-J\ Li» i
  
  down.
  
  To be wounded in the lungs. Ll? To patch up clothing). To ^ ^_^ hang up and shake a skin. To treat a sick person s LiU^j s.Jiy (
  
  medically.
  
  To practice medicine. To v?^ become a medical man. To be under treatment. ask medicines from a. To consult a physician.
  
  o. s L.L5-1.I,
  
  Skilful practitioner.
  
  Tly
  
  j,
  
  Ijy
  
  '
  
  Will. Habit.
  
  Li,
  
  Medicine. Kindness,
  
  Ijij
  
  l^j L^
  
  mildness.
  
  Oblong
  
  i_jC.y
  
  ^
  
  ^ *jCkj
  
  vl»
  
  w^Ile ^r
  
  piece of land, cloth or cloud.
  
  Leather band at the lower part of a skin.
  
  -^
  
  Wad
  
  at sunrise.
  
  Physician. Medical
  
  :Cy
  
  for gun.
  
  j_^1jI s.^.
  
  *%>'\j 'Cjsl
  
  man. Clever, learned.
  
  (child).
  
  Saucer, tray.
  
  i5^k Te
  
  Mankind.
  
  "^1,'
  
  Chalk.
  
  nobody Uj^j^'
  
  Sunbeams
  
  mud, water.
  
  To smear with mud. play in the
  
  (bird).
  
  is
  
  Medical, medicinal. cj:Ji,-ni» -S-
  
  Rock. Two-humped camel.
  
  To
  
  'cJc3_
  
  ij-^j^
  
  Sugar-candy. Axe.
  
  —
  
  VUUu -l^W jjh\y •
  
  P To
  
  ^
  
  Pillar.
  
  Hardened white sugar.
  
  -ft-
  
  in the house.
  
  ^^ ^
  
  of the day.
  
  W
  
  oU*31j oju
  
  be abased.
  
  Depressed ground.
  
  Cooking. Devil tormenting the damned. Hot-fever.
  
  *a^
  
  horse.
  
  Xi.'Lh
  
  Hot wind.
  
  fi>
  
  (a horse).
  
  -'H'l;^'
  
  ^ -^
  
  To imprint a. th. jtj it CJt' a ;41^ -Mon. To coin (money). — To print (a book). To stamp. To seal, to impress, to brand. To fashion, to make (a sword). fi>
  
  Practitioner, medical man.
  
  To murmur
  
  (water).
  
  <>•
  
  To
  
  w-^-i v-^3»
  
  -fr
  
  pat (a child).
  
  Murmur To cook (meat).
  
  of flowing water.
  
  cooking-pot). heat).
  
  ^^j
  
  ^J fi> To boil the
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  '
  
  M^ ^
  
  a o rCy (contents of a 6»IJ^
  
  affect a. o.
  
  (
  
  fever,
  
  a
  
  ^^
  
  3^ adapt shoe
  
  To shut ( a book )• To a horse ). -^ To join the fin-
  
  a. th. (
  
  gers, the eyelids.
  
  j^' To leap in running (horse). To agree with ^j s GU^j '*M\Li jj\is a. o. To comply with o.'s desire. To matched to. To match two things. To wear j\i — two shirts. jiyy To walk with short steps be
  
  fitted,
  
  To
  
  (shackled-man).
  
  put the hind feet
  
  in the prints of the forefeet (horse).
  
  — To get accustomed to. To cover, to encompass, to A j^] wrap a. th. To fold a cloth ), to
  
  ^
  
  (
  
  j^]
  
  upon.
  
  To
  
  it
  
  —
  
  i32»1
  
  U
  
  seize a. o.
  
  To To
  
  clever he is
  
  !
  
  agree.
  
  JjI^j
  
  be covered.
  
  To be
  
  shut jlLJlj j^k^
  
  Convenience, conformity. Birdlime. Hour, moment of the
  
  Numerous He came at
  
  jiy day.
  
  Ulk
  
  last.
  
  with the
  
  Round
  
  tray.
  
  sli.
  
  law.o_jjUi!, Calk
  
  Large JCJ^I ^ jiw
  
  To be
  
  impress.
  
  Nume-
  
  Pincers.
  
  (of a printing proof
  
  vessel. River. y,Ck1
  
  ^
  
  tions, habit
  
  —
  
  ;JL>'j
  
  Dirty, rusty. Vicious.
  
  ^J^
  
  disposi-
  
  ^uU^'j p.Ck
  
  assumed.
  
  Printing-house, printing-press.
  
  Xtl^
  
  Temper, nature. Habit.
  
  jciu
  
  f^Xj];
  
  ^ ^y^j ^^k
  
  stamp. -> Postage-stamp. Manufacturer of swords. Potter, pt^ Nature. Temper, cons-
  
  Q»
  
  ^^^
  
  ;r
  
  Natural, inborn. jU--kJI
  
  Ol^k ?r
  
  j^
  
  oUJ
  
  Printing-press.
  
  ^i\i^
  
  9- *»rl*i
  
  '-^^
  
  it.
  
  si^i;
  
  Frying pan. j-.j>'j j<\>' ^ jJlkj j.Jk -^
  
  ;J
  
  titution.
  
  ;olk^
  
  Plot.
  
  Story of a buil-
  
  •^
  
  *«^k»
  
  Trained (horse).
  
  Gifted with poetical talent Natui'al, unaffected.
  
  Pi. Publications.
  
  To be stuck
  
  the side (arm).
  
  To To •^
  
  cj^/J^
  
  to Slo (i^j (slk'a
  
  coincide, to
  
  To be shut
  
  To
  
  cover, to
  
  -{(-
  
  jlk
  
  fit.
  
  J^~
  
  set to.
  
  a. 0.
  
  jj;
  
  (hand).
  
  overwhelm
  
  it
  
  o
  
  J^'
  
  (falling house).
  
  a. th. To cover the Sj * jlk whole of the earth ( water ) the whole sky ( cloud ). To sever the
  
  To cover
  
  ding.
  
  Cover,
  
  ,, r'-k.
  
  Printing-house.
  
  *-'^>%J **r^'j ••Kk
  
  Half of a sheep.
  
  x,Ui»
  
  ).
  
  ^ukl
  
  *i:k
  
  Layer. Story jC%-> C.V22/ ^ *X.y of a building. Series, class. Closed hand. jiJ/ j3 Hour of the night. S^ T Adapting, fitting.j^-j jU, resembles
  
  f^
  
  Shape,
  
  natui'e.
  
  j^j j^ ^
  
  Misfortunes, calamities.
  
  it
  
  ^iJaJl
  
  ^
  
  mould, pattern.
  
  Drawing
  
  Potter's clay.
  
  <
  
  ^ f^)S
  
  p,Ck
  
  Temper,
  
  ^
  
  Snare, trap.
  
  *^^J
  
  ,^
  
  imprinted, stamped, (seal).
  
  Imprint. Stamp, seal,
  
  Physical science. Filthy, greasy.
  
  It suits,
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  To assume (a temper).
  
  unnatural.
  
  rous party. Period of time. Layer.
  
  Surface of the earth.
  
  dish.
  
  (
  
  Printer, typographei*.
  
  party.
  
  Li confo);mity
  
  Cover.
  
  up (measure).
  
  filled
  
  Seal, signet, ring,
  
  (book).
  
  to
  
  train
  
  be broken, trained (beast). To get an habit. To be affected,
  
  Temper, natural
  
  (fever).
  
  How
  
  stain,
  
  horse).
  
  To be
  
  Rust, dirtiness.
  
  (stars).
  
  a ^-^
  
  U-t?
  
  <>•
  
  Filling of a measure,
  
  shut (a book). To appear in geat numbers
  
  To agree
  
  To be fashioned, shaped. To be dirty. To be rusted. To impress a. th. strongly. To fill up a measure. To To break, to soil a. th.
  
  lid. -^
  
  Story.
  
  Covering, overwhelming. vLLi
  
  Underground
  
  cell,
  
  gaol.
  
  jAfc
  
  ^ Jt^ jj»»
  
  :
  
  joints
  
  (sword).
  
  -^
  
  To conform,
  
  to
  
  ^) Concert.
  
  o\h
  
  -H-
  
  o^ "^
  
  To fry, to broil a. th. a Cij?' o To speak vulgarly. ^3?»^'-»
  
  C/?^'
  
  °
  
  pan, saucepan.
  
  To spread a. th. ^ ui^ o '^ -^ To scrape the ground with. ^ * — To let fall, to hurl down a. th. '^\ ;^'l. To be extended, spread. fit
  
  -^^
  
  Scrapings.
  
  To break, to scatter a. th. A ^iciT — To scatter, to destroy (a ejj -J:^-
  
  5'
  
  tribe).
  
  To
  
  repel a.
  
  o.
  
  with
  
  the bandTo draw a sigh.
  
  To bring
  
  5
  
  l^ks/
  
  lln9-i»'j
  
  out (dirt
  
  eye,
  
  ;
  
  a
  
  likl?
  
  i
  
  The sky
  
  -i^
  
  Ewe.
  
  — To
  
  j ^1»'
  
  j 0» jlWj -naj^ away S^'^'^
  
  is cloudless.
  
  j^St 'l^lJI
  
  Sigh.
  
  Shooting an arrow far (bow). Flying swiftly (arrow). Desperate war. oS"*^Isolated
  
  _j
  
  j uj;
  
  ^
  
  jj_^.l?'
  
  a :JUl?'j !Akls'
  
  a
  
  J5-.1»'
  
  »
  
  fi>
  
  *ljC.Wj *JLJ/j
  
  of >Ui^ J»-J» the spleen. To have the spleen %^j yki^ a Jstl? V enlarged. To smell bad (water ). To
  
  ^S>h J^' ?r
  
  Disease of the spleen. Ceterach.
  
  ^
  
  Jli-.U
  
  JGjaJI
  
  XLx^
  
  grey blackish colour. iikl/ Having his spleen enlarged. Ill- jsJs»' humoured.Coveredwith moss (water).
  
  ^^
  
  j.
  
  Jil^l
  
  a
  
  urtl»j
  
  a
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  ^ilT
  
  ground.
  
  To agree with
  
  a. o.
  
  ^
  
  Large crowd. Guitar. Lute.
  
  cntJ
  
  of the Arabs.
  
  J^j
  
  cJ^j i^,j
  
  ~
  
  bait.
  
  Cleverness, skilfulness.
  
  o>i»
  
  ^
  
  *ill»
  
  caI/j (j.y^
  
  Hollow in the earth for covering the Oven.
  
  —
  
  cnl/j CnJ*
  
  oyS^
  
  fire.
  
  Pistol.
  
  CjUJ-i»'
  
  ^
  
  *J^!^
  
  ^
  
  laJ^^l/
  
  Ts
  
  ^^t^' P
  
  To
  
  call, to invite a. 0.
  
  Teats of wild beasts •^is,\ ^ ^\^j ^^1» and of solid or cloven-hoofed animals. Head-covering of the Maronite s!J» •• priests.
  
  Game
  
  s^ltT
  
  of quoits.
  
  dy>-ia^
  
  To be
  
  Ts
  
  cJ/
  
  Quoit.
  
  ^
  
  
  yd? J \jy^j \'J^ ,
  
  J^
  
  -S-
  
  creamy (milk).
  
  spleen. with,
  
  green »Ji>.W'
  
  -»-
  
  moss (stagnating water). Green moss. <>• Sea-moss. .Jbtl*^ wi*% Overspread with moss. ^j^Jh.l'j ^J^dJdart upon.
  
  cnLT
  
  To be clever, experienced in. To deepen a hollow in the
  
  Fort, redoubt.
  
  Black.
  
  Of a dingy, ash ^ -%Jo colour. Turbid (beverage). Having a complaint of the
  
  yu>'
  
  i
  
  J'''=>--k
  
  A
  
  To be overspread
  
  UJ.1»
  
  Persian dish.
  
  be of a blackish colour (beast).
  
  oVUJ^j
  
  CJt'
  
  Intelligent.
  
  the spleen.
  
  To have a complaint
  
  To
  
  XJ^il» J
  
  fire.
  
  Dead beast used as a
  
  To wound
  
  Spleen.
  
  oVi;>^ ^
  
  cover the
  
  — j_^J» ^ Game
  
  cloud.
  
  a. o. in
  
  > Drum of oUli» ^ *iiy the ear. Small table. Platter, dish.
  
  ^i-J»'
  
  _rs-i»
  
  silk*
  
  metry. Corresponding, matched, corj^lk^ relative, conformable. To beat the drum, jlt j , >Uji o Jll» -ftDrum. Kettle drum. JCtlj J^' ^ Jlk Art of beating the drum. •ji'ii. Drummer. Kettle-di'ummer. Jul;
  
  Aj J S3>i»'j
  
  .
  
  Adaptation, conformity. Sym-
  
  Poll-tax.
  
  spring). Little clear cloud.
  
  ^
  
  ja 1» Ji letters iLki vj^^ Of a sound judgment, accurate, j^a :ij^ XJU-l Cloud covering the sky.
  
  -^
  
  a
  
  U-Li ^^.^ JJJ- o>V
  
  tiiiuous fever.
  
  The
  
  d.9-.l»
  
  1^^
  
  4>
  
  jtL
  
  Madness. Con-
  
  jp CUJ/ a
  
  ^'
  
  <-
  
  To
  
  A
  
  increase a. th.
  
  ^b*i
  
  Cream. Mud. Luxurious life. Greasy-wool. Green moss.
  
  Yj^
  
  Creamy
  
  (milk).
  
  jji
  
  Musquito, gnat.
  
  J^J j\^
  
  ij. Flock of goats. Black spot on the
  
  (
  
  IT
  
  *ii-.l?
  
  Crowd, multitude ~C^^ij Jiittj *isil» of people. Impetus of a torrent.
  
  ^-?-i»'
  
  Violent, impetuous
  
  iU-> tip of
  
  the
  
  Falling of darkness.
  
  nose.
  
  Dried meat becoming black. To be obscure (night ). \jl^ o Lofty cloud. Cares.
  
  iTil?
  
  ^
  
  'li-JsT
  
  Darkness. *^^j *=*-%-> \»^ Thick, intense (darkness). *c»^^ 'uistT Obscure night. Unintelligible
  
  and drive
  
  collect
  
  2^
  
  \^ J^
  
  -^
  
  (cattle).
  
  To
  
  restore, to -whitewash
  
  building.
  
  (rivei')-
  
  mill
  
  (
  
  To
  
  I'avish, to
  
  *—
  
  a
  
  snatch
  
  a. th.
  
  >v^X
  
  A ^vAk j Cij?' a ^^^ -«wheat ). To bruize, to pound
  
  grind, to
  
  ,
  
  a. th.
  
  To be
  
  milled, to be pounded.
  
  ^^,iij
  
  ^ij/
  
  Grinding.
  
  iJ^i
  
  Flour.
  
  (speech).
  
  To
  
  To
  
  Corn milled at one time. Dregs of sesame-oil. Standing in the middle of the <)
  
  o»-%
  
  x^
  
  '*^>^
  
  ^>IW
  
  floor (ox).
  
  P/. Molar teeth. To cut (a piece of cloth). To fall from a terrace. \^ o ^j ~ Miller. Miliary. To grow forth (plant, mustache). — To whet a knife. ^jj^^j '5^ o To throw a. 0. down 5>1 Mill-stone. To incite a. 0. to. JP5- Numerous flocks. DesTo cut, to curtail a. th. A - perate struggle. Mill, mill-stone. All of them are come.
  
  ^^\'y^
  
  ^
  
  X:>-}^ o&tl»'
  
  i
  
  xJiWl,
  
  fi>
  
  Flank.
  
  Mill, grinding place.
  
  Bank
  
  Coiled up (snake).
  
  j\'J^'\j cJ\Joi J^jkJ SJ^ t »3^ of a river. Side, edge. Streak, stripe.
  
  Lock
  
  of hair, forelock. Signet, stamp.
  
  Borders of a country. Youth whose mustaches
  
  grow
  
  i>UI
  
  j\j\,\
  
  ^Ji»j 'J^
  
  forth.
  
  Pickpocket. Dinner-tray.
  
  To
  
  i^.l>'
  
  o Ul»
  
  -}^
  
  Recent, fresh.
  
  -i^'j '1^^
  
  -H-
  
  j^' n \'Js\
  
  ^ '4J' ^ "^j^
  
  CvliT :ak«
  
  umbrella, canopy. Overspreading eveiywhere
  
  
  *l»j*s_,
  
  Cjij^^ rr <-^j}^
  
  Extravagant praise. Hyperbole. '\^y
  
  peevish, unso-
  
  ^jUiJ
  
  Vit'
  
  -J^
  
  ciable.
  
  Harsh and unsociable temper.
  
  To be
  
  dull,
  
  Csitt j C=i-J> a
  
  ^_^J» J-^-Jis -S-
  
  veiled (eye).
  
  Cares, grief. Sour
  
  ^J^ —
  
  ^iik
  
  -ft-
  
  milk.
  
  Light, translucid cloud.
  
  To
  
  unforeseen. ;5j,l>'j
  
  ^ItT
  
  e^j^j
  
  To be
  
  %*\'ja
  
  i^ji»
  
  —
  
  GJ*
  
  (weeds).
  
  jj^'J^
  
  To be fi'esh. juicy. «l^j To commend a. 0. highly.
  
  o^jo
  
  ball.
  
  Overspreading (crowd).
  
  jc 'O^'j l«j»' a \ji unexpectedly upon a. o.
  
  Misfortune.
  
  jSJa;^
  
  To throw a. 0. down. 5 — To stretch o.'self. i^^ij* a \>}o To spread a. th. on the ground. * — To render a. 0. restless ^ bj;'
  
  Large
  
  of sauce.
  
  Unexpected,
  
  t:iJa>
  
  oUi*^
  
  Flat ground.
  
  To happen, fall
  
  to start.
  
  ^>iiii
  
  (cares).
  
  Sediment, dregs, tartar. Long and pointed cap of the Arabs.
  
  to
  
  off,
  
  ^ ^
  
  ^^UaJf
  
  perish.
  
  To throw a
  
  Of goodly appearance. Sharpened, cutting. Anger vdthout motive. To boast. To speak much •^ To crack (glace).
  
  ^ A kind
  
  To go
  
  zJulTj o>*i»
  
  be
  
  i^ui,'
  
  ^i^W
  
  >»fcj CijJ a ^i-W -^
  
  proud.
  
  To become black
  
  (meat).
  
  l^^
  
  >> Sheet of paper.
  
  Lying prostrate oa the ground. Forsaken, cast
  
  (
  
  ^Sj^-r *d^/j^ "^ " s'j^ ?: ^^J'
  
  tf-
  
  *ijU»>
  
  place.
  
  Prince, chief.
  
  persecute,
  
  ^.'J^^
  
  *^0^' t o6->'' ^y*-'j^
  
  0.
  
  To
  
  tered flocks). pursue, to track a
  
  To
  
  ^'Jo
  
  \>Jo a ijo gt,
  
  \>\'Jkj Si^liaji
  
  excite a.
  
  i i_<^^j i-fji^i
  
  0.
  
  desire a. 0. to sing.
  
  s
  
  i'jA
  
  :
  
  cheei'ful
  
  sad.
  
  ;
  
  Affected with
  
  <>\y^tJ
  
  the charge.
  
  a. th. iu the CJCp sequel or the reverse.
  
  iJ^kT
  
  j\ iS^l/ \'^
  
  Tripoli of Syria.
  
  _^lI)i
  
  ^_^'\^
  
  Tripoli of Barbary.
  
  ^'^W
  
  ^yjo
  
  c'^/J^
  
  away
  
  ^ i>' :>\^
  
  by the length of his reading. Light Long ( day ). •<> Breakwater. Dyke.
  
  ^ Bolt.
  
  Sil^' a. o.'s
  
  il^'l.
  
  ancestors,
  
  piece of cloth.
  
  fling,
  
  to cast
  
  fii
  
  ^'J^\j
  
  away a
  
  ,
  
  ^\'Ji ^ cjy'ja^ ^) \>-'Ji a ^>' fi>
  
  -ft-
  
  th.
  
  To miscarry (woman). To subtract (a number). To cast off. To put a. th. upon. To make
  
  zS-'Ja
  
  A—
  
  ^^— u A —
  
  To raise a cry of alarm. o>2»)l <^'Jo To live in luxury. G-^l* a tJ^ To fling away. To raise a A ^^i*
  
  <>
  
  building high.
  
  To discourse with a. o. ^>1&UI i ^'J^ '^\ G-jii^ To dissert on science. To be thrown olF. To rush yl^\. > forth.
  
  i|]^J,l^
  
  Tracked beast. Long ju_^' (day). Born before or after another. The day and the night. oIoj^^*" Tracked beast, game, jj IJ^' ^ Slu'j*' Stolen flocks. Piece of land. Oblong Expelled.
  
  To
  
  (a question) to a. 0.
  
  boat.
  
  Digres.sion.
  
  ^ ^jy
  
  v-^
  
  •^
  
  Removal, expulsion. Hunting. Tracking of wild beasts.
  
  Banishment. Mention of
  
  i;_,i;
  
  ^\j^J ^ij'
  
  By-road, nar*_jj_vki ^ I'ow road. PI. Roads branching oflf.
  
  Medicinal plant.
  
  To ^'j^^K and come back to
  
  Package, parcel.
  
  vS^
  
  ^
  
  i^lLj
  
  digression.
  
  Repeller. Driving people
  
  tj^^ai^l
  
  Emotion of joy or sadness.
  
  Musician, singer.
  
  river).
  
  To read
  
  <J^
  
  to joy or sadness.
  
  Musical instruments. *j_^ ovT <>• Railing : long table. OiyXJ^ GrS Turki.sh red cap. Jj^VjM ^ j-y.'j^ "^ "^ Portion of j^^ \j)^ ^ Ml/k. ~ Ji a wall : stone-building. Prominent rock used as a sign. Thrashing-machine. J-jJ^-' r- JsiSk
  
  another.
  
  fliglit
  
  "^J '-/J'
  
  ^^y
  
  To b3 banished, driven off. ijy\j >Jeu{ To follow a right course (attair). yj^\ To be consistent ( proof ). To flow
  
  -^
  
  ^j^
  
  be cheerful.
  
  ijlk
  
  to drive off the enemy.
  
  simulate
  
  To
  
  emotion. 5
  
  To banish a. 0. To make a wager with a. 0. To attack, to pursue one
  
  (
  
  make
  
  sing, to
  
  mu.sic.
  
  ^ Moved
  
  collect (scat-
  
  beast.
  
  To raise (a whip). To charge upon,
  
  oi^t'-tt-
  
  Delight.
  
  *_, 5 iS^t'j li^l»'
  
  to drive back a.
  
  To make a
  
  To
  
  T To ^
  
  ^/Ji &
  
  or sadness.
  
  To
  
  (spear). Piercing (sight).
  
  Artemisia dracancului, tarragon.
  
  To
  
  -rj^
  
  ?-j,li»^ -r
  
  'jj^'
  
  place (pigeon). Sti'ange (event).
  
  —
  
  Place, spot.
  
  Long
  
  Coming from an unknown
  
  To be moved with joy ^j^Lij
  
  off.
  
  Conversation.
  
  Throwing
  
  IT
  
  ^^
  
  Fling, subtraction.
  
  <
  
  Cry of alarm.
  
  Thrown aside, Remote place.
  
  A
  
  cast
  
  o^^' off".
  
  -r'^'J'j
  
  throw. Persian mantle.
  
  •if-
  
  Woman's
  
  -r'J^
  
  ^J^ tJj^j -rj^ "i^-'Ja
  
  head-veil.
  
  Square mattress.
  
  <^^^\'Jo
  
  ^ *>l^'
  
  '
  
  '
  
  TT To hurt
  
  (the eye) and
  
  make
  
  it
  
  fi>
  
  ^jy
  
  )
  
  Short spear
  
  ij,iki
  
  ^ ii^j,i\yy
  
  Pole.
  
  water.
  
  There is no oue oJ* ojfr ^,Ji^ c^i ^ left amongst them. To be hurt and to water (eye), j^' To be newly acquired xsl^l? o o^l»' (property). To descend from an ancient family (man).
  
  Charge of horsemen Long (day). General
  
  rule.
  
  High road.
  
  To embellish o.'self. To amend. To clothe o.'self luxu-
  
  \jjy a jjh
  
  ^
  
  To walk on the side of, the ^^y ^ riously. bank of. To attack the extremity of the enemy's lines. To lose the teeth. To embroider (cloth). To choose a. th. To drive back To be embroidered (cloth) s — the forsmost (horses) to the rear.
  
  To dye the
  
  ^ —
  
  tips of her fingers
  
  (woman).
  
  To close the eyes. j^'i To present a. o. with a. th. new. a — To walk on the brink. To j^k^ become sharp pointed. To buy a. th. new.
  
  A
  
  To find a. th. to be new. To esteem a. th. new. Side, part.
  
  wJij,U^1j
  
  A
  
  <-il;^\
  
  o^J^--'.
  
  Shape, figure. Embroidery, embroidered j^' ^ ycjs P garment. Fashion, use, shape. Art of embroidering. SJIJ^ Embroiderer. jj^i yCja
  
  To To
  
  obliterate a. th.
  
  collate writings.
  
  o^L.'
  
  particular about
  
  To
  
  tip.
  
  Leaf of paper, extremities of the
  
  C)J^]\
  
  ^jVjh]
  
  body.
  
  The low The near
  
  Two
  
  ^U)l o'3^^
  
  people. I'elations of a. o.
  
  atinged serpent.
  
  o!AI
  
  —
  
  oja^^l j'i
  
  Deafness.
  
  Whitewa.'ih.
  
  (
  
  New, just known (man). Changing, unsteady. Reckoning many ances-
  
  ^.jk.
  
  cuiious.
  
  un. zJ^yj l-'Vi'jy ) -^'js Newly acquired, ^ji ^ '-hj^j ^j}^ (
  
  recent, novel, rare.
  
  The
  
  eyes.
  
  .
  
  The
  
  j^'jy
  
  *Jj,^
  
  sides of a tent.^^j^jLll
  
  ^ ^
  
  j'/J^h.j-'j^ t 'Ci>' lic-^kj
  
  Stupid, fool. '{y'jj
  
  Thin
  
  J,
  
  •
  
  ^>' ^
  
  ;
  
  j>
  
  cA>
  
  y^'j^ Te -»
  
  ^Jsi ^j}y
  
  yjAj dCj>-\:>i\ yjyj kj>'
  
  in the eyebrows.
  
  To splash a. 0. •^ To stammer.
  
  5
  
  J-^'j'
  
  "*
  
  Jl»'^
  
  End, crest. Ground-artichoke, ^j^'^k' To twinkle (eyes). O^' SJ^ -S— To slape a. o. on the face. To twinkle the eyes. j^j i^-iJ — i
  
  ojp
  
  —
  
  ^ orA
  
  "6,>' a k^k have scanty hair on the eyelashes.
  
  Blood spot in a wounded eye. Xf^y Hurt causing the eye to tj^l* -^ :^^l3 water. Novelty. A thing new, novel,
  
  Plenty of goods.
  
  Deaf.
  
  — Pickles. To be foolish. To ^^H ^_Joi ^J^j
  
  tors.
  
  Tamarisk.
  
  crl_^k1
  
  A ^jy
  
  Cattle, flocks.
  
  perty).
  
  <jr'Ja'
  
  deaf.
  
  pro-
  
  Newly acquired
  
  ^kU) J
  
  j^
  
  ^jj^j
  
  To whitewash (a wall). To vomit. To deafen a. o. To feign deafness.
  
  ^Sk
  
  breed. Noble.
  
  paint a door
  
  Palimpsest.
  
  Noble from both parents, ^i^l^l^ Horse of high ol^l^b ^/J' ^
  
  o^
  
  "^
  
  crv^'
  
  To retreat, to draw off. ^c. ^'jy To be or become Qjjy a J^jy
  
  o^y
  
  Sight, Glance.
  
  ^v^'
  
  disdain a. th.
  
  *s^5/j
  
  Twinkling of the eye.
  
  To
  
  i
  
  To A
  
  o.'s food.
  
  Bank, extremity, edge, fringe. End,
  
  The
  
  C^
  
  black.
  
  To be
  
  jl^kl ^
  
  a
  
  restore a manuscript.
  
  j'
  
  )
  
  IaJs
  
  Water
  
  defiled
  
  irr
  
  (
  
  by beasts. J^l^ ^ JJ^'j
  
  ,
  
  j>
  
  A. th. novel
  
  Xk j —
  
  Snare, net. Fold of a water skin.
  
  Jl^b^
  
  Way,
  
  J^y ^
  
  I
  
  Ij
  
  ^\'J^ ^ Vij^'
  
  rare, strange.
  
  I
  
  Wonderful thing.
  
  oSl*
  
  5r
  
  -iS/J,
  
  Illustriousness o|31»
  
  I
  
  Method
  
  road.
  
  :
  
  habit.
  
  Leather ij'on
  
  of descent.
  
  xJ'jlJ \
  
  lining.
  
  Round
  
  j^l?'
  
  ^ Jl^,
  
  !
  
  Leather tent.
  
  A
  
  plate.
  
  square
  
  silk
  
  oj,lk>:
  
  j
  
  gown, adorned with
  
  Way,
  
  road, path.
  
  ''^jAi I
  
  Lofty palm-tree. Way, road. State, course. Rule of
  
  Jij^*'
  
  J^XJ'
  
  ^ sr
  
  ^ii_>^'
  
  ^^l'J^
  
  I
  
  I
  
  Line, streak.
  
  life.
  
  Means. Order of
  
  •«>
  
  I
  
  dervishes. j
  
  Worn
  
  out clothing.
  
  ^SJ^
  
  ^y
  
  The changes of time. ^jjljjl^l/ Knocking at a door. Jl^!» ^ Jj,ll» Divining by means of pebbles. Coming by night. Morning-star. Gibraltar.
  
  jj
  
  Ik
  
  Olive-press. •jujjiaj' ^ — To blink, to wink. To wear ^'jy many clothes. To be dark (night). Darkness. oll?^ Dark (night). 'l^ jk To blink. jjji ^ To come to CS^t'j (jjji o 3'Ji -^ ^
  
  2f
  
  a. o.
  
  Mallet.
  
  i5j lk» 5r
  
  *-3S^-^ (J^^
  
  Blacksmith's hammer. Beating rod.
  
  To
  
  with honey ^'jy a j'Ja
  
  filled
  
  flow from the hive
  
  xij^ a
  
  denial.
  
  —
  
  a —
  
  a. th.
  
  To sheath oj; J3U» To wear (double garment).
  
  line (clothes).
  
  (boots).
  
  To I'emain silent with cast down eyes. To follow o.
  
  3'jyS
  
  another
  
  (camels).
  
  (honey).
  
  To become covered with tartar /Jy\ (tooth).
  
  — To busy o.'self about (ti'ifles). J| To aim at, to wish, to di-aw J J^; I
  
  To remain
  
  S|)eechless.
  
  To be ^j%j
  
  Liver.
  
  j'Jo
  
  V'J^
  
  Dimple of the upper
  
  near
  
  ^^Ja;
  
  puzzled.
  
  Hdueycomb. Honey.
  
  ?V,i»j <J^1» j
  
  —
  
  to.
  
  To walk in a file. JjU^ To be spread (wings of a bird ). J'J^\ To part away and leave the main I'oad. To follow each other (day and night).
  
  lip.
  
  Tartar of the teeth. Cabin, wooden house. Silly, stupid.
  
  Fire-engine
  
  XiS'J^
  
  oC«j,l^
  
  ^
  
  pump.
  
  P
  
  To To
  
  consult (wizards).
  
  jf
  
  J^,i^t
  
  get into an habit, to follow
  
  a
  
  —
  
  a course. .
  
  ;
  
  *^j,^^
  
  j^jj^i <•
  
  SlUl^'j XlJ^t?
  
  >
  
  Syringe.
  
  To boast
  
  expand, to render
  
  malleable.
  
  -H-
  
  (hive).
  
  To
  
  door. To a \ji'j^ o — To ring (a bell). To
  
  play upon (a musical instrunaent).
  
  SJ^
  
  be
  
  ..
  
  To cast pebbles (wizard). jj^ To be light-minded. j^i,' To di'ink turbid water. Cs^ a J_4» To open the way to. J j^' To acknowledge (a debt) after ^ —
  
  To
  
  To
  
  at
  
  beat (wool).
  
  File, line. ?l>^ JiX^^ Trodden (ground). Frequented Jj;^ia;J (road). Pelted by rain (meadow).
  
  Malleable substance.
  
  by night.
  
  To knock
  
  F. Misfortune, oV*j,^J
  
  3jS^ ?: *JJ,^ Small seat. Family, ti'ibe. Having the head o'S^iJ J^^^j Jil>, and eyes lowered. Humbled
  
  ^ljAt»
  
  jj^ki
  
  •<>
  
  j;>
  
  distress.
  
  figures.
  
  Unsteady, changing. Hurt so as to water (eye).
  
  -ft-
  
  i
  
  Chief of a tribe.
  
  ^ — ^J^i ^ ^'j^rJ ^'J^ ^'Jy
  
  Newly acquired.
  
  Stroke, time. I
  
  J^j'j J'J^j SJ^ went to him twocnj^' jl CS^' ii^l
  
  or three times. falsely.
  
  jj.'ji -^
  
  Sound of a musical instrument.
  
  j^W'
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  IT
  
  (
  
  To obliterate a. th * C_1J» j^Jo ^ — To be obliterated. \>>jU:i To suffer from indigestion. (, '.\i ? ^- w i
  
  Dust. Darkness.
  
  y^
  
  1 )
  
  sS^^y i
  
  Boastful, glorying vainly. ^\'ji^J
  
  To be
  
  ^,li»'
  
  yj^
  
  ejl^i' a iSj^J quite fresh, freshly
  
  "iAJa j
  
  -ft-
  
  |
  
  Heap of dust. To let fall a fine
  
  ^^j
  
  j>C^i ji^'\j
  
  rain (sky).
  
  -^
  
  ,
  
  LU»'
  
  i
  
  o
  
  >>UJ»'
  
  jJ^
  
  To produce a bub-
  
  bling (hot iron steeped into watei-)
  
  To have a
  
  rheum.
  
  cold,
  
  Fine aud gentle rain.
  
  Rheum. Weakness
  
  brass wash-basin.
  
  To To
  
  Jl^ gold or silver tray. oUii^
  
  'j^
  
  see.
  
  taste
  
  ^ J^j
  
  ,
  
  C^i,'j
  
  (tree). <>
  
  of a. th.
  
  To be To be
  
  wlM CJiI;
  
  tics.
  
  — To To
  
  To vaccinate ing-hook.
  
  •^
  
  ij
  
  To
  
  a. o.
  
  j^'\j
  
  fit
  
  ^y
  
  bait a fish-
  
  >l!i i
  
  —
  
  is
  
  To ask
  
  no improvement
  
  To
  
  in it.
  
  find it
  
  food.
  
  ;»
  
  ^X V ^iLLlt
  
  '^f
  
  -ft-
  
  by
  
  5 ijjtT
  
  o
  
  j_^
  
  -ft-
  
  To To To To
  
  To
  
  with.
  
  To
  
  n
  
  lJ? o 'j^
  
  v
  
  _
  
  ^^ ^ ^
  
  ^
  
  plunge
  
  a. o. into
  
  go far
  
  off,
  
  J
  
  water. towards.
  
  Wooden
  
  is
  
  gone
  
  ^
  
  Art of imanufactui'ing
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  xj^
  
  To cause
  
  x^
  
  Brass basin.
  
  olL1»
  
  lll>'
  
  o>iJ» into
  
  ^
  
  7,'.^'
  
  cup.s.
  
  a
  
  indigestion to a. o.
  
  To be short
  
  Satiating food.
  
  C«
  
  ^- r,
  
  suffer In; a '^^'J from indigestion.
  
  Food,
  
  Feeding well, satiated. I can do without ^JC/^Ul?' your food.
  
  -
  
  to.
  
  oVl%j
  
  cup.
  
  To penetrate
  
  cJC^\ T-^j x_; .k! Wheat.
  
  -
  
  5
  
  make a joui-ney. penetrate into (a country). J do not ^jjjo cil j\ Ir^ ci'l .^j,i'l
  
  flavour. Invitation to dinner. Balls of minced meat.
  
  eatable, dish.
  
  -ft-
  
  beat.
  
  Cup manufacturer.
  
  eating. Livelihood.
  
  Food, eatable. Taste,
  
  Jja
  
  t'i
  
  Taste, flavoui". Food. i>- Bait, lure. Poison.
  
  Manner
  
  o.
  
  know where he
  
  ripe (fruit).
  
  taste a. th. palatable.
  
  repel a.
  
  To quarrel
  
  I
  
  ;
  
  J| ^'jy a
  
  boxiug. silence a. o.
  
  To bill (pigeons). >li^j To bear fruit (tree). To feed a. o. ^ To be vaccinated, grafted. To have a good taste to be
  
  To
  
  run up. To come,
  
  to pass near.
  
  vacci-
  
  (child).
  
  graft a tree.
  
  There
  
  fruit,
  
  Perfumed, mixed with aromaC»lil»j
  
  baited (fishing hook).
  
  nated
  
  5 l5>*l
  
  :
  
  \^ a _^
  
  a. th.
  
  To eat a. th. To be grafted
  
  To
  
  To cool, to moisten (a. th.) To season (a dish). To lavish praises on a. o. To have the belly swollen.
  
  Fresh, recent, moist : -^Ji tender bread. VermiceUi. Macaroni. Freshness first beginning
  
  Keeper of the vestry. Marble,
  
  from
  
  to arrive
  
  afar. ,
  
  Freshness, ripeness of a tenderness, moisture.
  
  a line vain
  
  (ground).
  
  A
  
  (fruit).
  
  To come,
  
  Spiritual being. Numberless
  
  of sight.
  
  Water '^d by
  
  plucked
  
  i
  
  -»-
  
  t-i»'
  
  s
  
  u u
  
  -rk-
  
  luii
  
  ^ c '^ P
  
  J uU/
  
  a
  
  ^U?
  
  -ft-
  
  a country. of victuals. Cu; a •- ^ Short of provisions. j.-. \i j ^^JJ" To gleam, to move >Lll» o Jli» about (mirage). Water flowing on the surface jiy -ft-
  
  of the soil.
  
  uL Injustice, infidelity.
  
  uVjjibj iS_y^^
  
  Rebellion against God
  
  Steep aiountain. Rebel. ^c^^^
  
  -*
  
  oy-^j
  
  —
  
  Having a Food.
  
  ;-
  
  to
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  within reach
  
  Cii^
  
  -tt-
  
  of. lil)
  
  ilil» Gi Jii-
  
  A —
  
  up (a measure). fi> liiT'l look dovra from above upon jt — th. To get possession of. To hit.
  
  be skilful in a. th. To lay J snares for a. o. To be within reach of. it lj^^\j
  
  To
  
  —
  
  .
  
  the plague.
  
  To
  
  ^iv^ij,Cjui!^j OUJsj
  
  fight together
  
  A
  
  thi-ust with the lance. Stin<;il»' ging word. Plague, pestilence. o^Xj^ 5r oy-^
  
  Wont
  
  to thrust the enemy.
  
  Backbiter, disparager.
  
  oUi»
  
  Pierced with a lance. Smitten by the plague.
  
  u_y^j
  
  of.
  
  Tract
  
  *lli,'
  
  between a desert and mountains. Sprightly, brisk, Filled to the
  
  s\vift.
  
  brim
  
  uiUi?
  
  (vessel).
  
  olili
  
  To spread ^.ikiJi -Swings (bird). To burn out
  
  To be weak,
  
  soft.
  
  (wick).
  
  ^\iy ^
  
  Flank, side.
  
  Bank, bi-ink, edge. To go out (fire). uiJlj,|s_^' a
  
  To extinguish
  
  (fire).
  
  < To
  
  slake (lime). Extinction of the blaze. Extinguishing.
  
  words.
  
  ^
  
  uii <.j uji1
  
  UiaJlj
  
  '
  
  yiio
  
  get away.
  
  ^^
  
  -^
  
  ^ila"
  
  ^^' ^Ui» viUi/
  
  Choir, hierarchy of
  
  c,^CJ^
  
  ^
  
  "i.'^
  
  ^
  
  Angels.
  
  To exceed"
  
  the bounds.
  
  To be CuilJj To overflow To be roused
  
  iniquitous, mischievous. (river).
  
  To rage
  
  (sea).
  
  (blood).
  
  To be impi-
  
  iuL
  
  be overfull. u,ll,'j GJk a To overflow (vessel). off,
  
  "C/^^j i;;_^' — To feign ignoi'ance. Mass of water. Ocean. Low people. Mean game. Vile Foolish.
  
  of the coldest days.
  
  To
  
  of the Sultan. Silliness.
  
  
  Great misfortune. Extinguisher.
  
  -^ a. o. it i^ii^ a Straight. Straight forward, isj-^ T Imperial monogram cj'\'ji^ rr 'X^ T
  
  oik«]^ "Jia
  
  oi*l»
  
  ^^
  
  To dart upon
  
  tant.
  
  The sourrouding part
  
  ^^
  
  ts.\L~i
  
  with the lance.
  
  —
  
  Bank, side, limit. Lil» Redundance of :5ul»j t-sUkj ._jll»j — a measure. Incomplete, deficient. Unimpor- wi-il»
  
  Go
  
  -ft-
  
  .
  
  niate.
  
  fill
  
  One
  
  To spear a. o. ^ 6 CJiT o a ^^ To J^iij jp ji j CiUit'j (Uy o^J*' wound a. o. by words. To calumTo penetrate into a land. J J^ To be advanced in age. '^z^\ j ^mH To be stabbed. To be smitten by ^»1»'
  
  To raise a. th. To expand the wings (bird) To leap (horse). To give a deficient (measure).
  
  the
  
  livelihood.
  
  Graft. Vacci-
  
  .
  
  within
  
  is
  
  lii»
  
  i
  
  thy reach.
  
  a.
  
  <
  
  nation.
  
  Seducer.
  
  To
  
  I'lating greedily.
  
  Hospitable.
  
  Idol. Devil. Rebellious. c-pI}!?'
  
  To
  
  vaccination
  
  room, refectory.
  
  King of thettiifj
  
  Greeks.
  
  Take what
  
  ;
  
  Food, dish. Dining-
  
  SUI»
  
  Thunderbolt.
  
  To be near
  
  for butchery.
  
  gi-afting.
  
  Impious. Cruel. Insolent. Tyrant.
  
  Ewe
  
  Inoculation
  
  9-Jl»'
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  To render -rJ^i
  
  Cuii» j
  
  ous, tyrannical.
  
  (J^ a
  
  To
  
  a. o, mischiev-2*
  
  ous, unjust.
  
  ^^j
  
  a
  
  J^
  
  bellow" (wild ox). ^j»l»b
  
  J^
  
  > Turbid water a tank.
  
  j-^l/
  
  Intruder, parasite.
  
  Having a child.
  
  To To Lie
  
  To
  
  little
  
  fs-pi'
  
  JiSkJ^j
  
  Jc?*^ rj^^^
  
  Blasting plants (cold night).
  
  die.
  
  uitr
  
  on
  
  float u,
  
  Floating (dead
  
  To
  
  x>-ji\i^
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  j—
  
  burst, to crack.
  
  ulT o
  
  ^ oU^
  
  -5^
  
  rrt?
  
  Burst, crack.
  
  jj/
  
  To resound loudly. To crack the joict.s.
  
  jlaii?
  
  -ft-
  
  A —
  
  Trampling of horses. Cracking
  
  xsidl?'
  
  of the knuckles. <.
  
  Weather.
  
  ^
  
  Rite, liturgy.
  
  Set of clothes,
  
  xi^
  
  ^'
  
  ^ ^li^j
  
  T
  
  ^ll^7 <^
  
  harnessed (horse). ^^iJ> -^
  
  Yataghan, turkish dagger. ouLj To moisten slightly the "hio 'J^
  
  T
  
  ^
  
  5
  
  rights.
  
  ifc
  
  v>ii» J
  
  il^ 5
  
  y^ o >' ic
  
  'jy\j y,'^ a 3i»'j
  
  i
  
  —
  
  'Ji
  
  (bloodshed).
  
  overlook, to see
  
  jp
  
  '^iidS.Sj
  
  'jh)
  
  a
  
  'j^]
  
  from above. To overtop.
  
  To To
  
  let
  
  blood unavenged.
  
  streeh out rhe neck or to stand on the toes for looking.
  
  Slight
  
  dew
  
  or rain.
  
  Jy^ Jj^j '
  
  iii,'
  
  i
  
  •<>•
  
  -ft-
  
  i
  
  (milk).
  
  To
  
  drive a.
  
  a. o.
  
  o.
  
  away.
  
  -^
  
  To
  
  ruin
  
  5
  
  to render a. 0. wretched.
  
  ;
  
  To make
  
  a borse to leap over a stream. Leap. Cream of milk. -^
  
  ib 5
  
  ^
  
  yih)j
  
  —
  
  OflT;^]^ shoots of trees. Eruption of pustules.
  
  Penniless.
  
  To be
  
  dirty,
  
  To
  
  J
  
  i::ui,'j
  
  CJiT a
  
  c\^
  
  -^
  
  ,.^
  
  ^
  
  ^' to escape.
  
  CS^ilsj
  
  a
  
  Ciiip
  
  J^j
  
  j^ly
  
  -^
  
  45«1»
  
  -ft-
  
  i
  
  He set doing. j;i; j^He has fulfilled his wishes. oii^ jii,' To help a. 0. to attain a. th, ^ i jli,1 To be in infancy, 3ul,'j 3^' o jil?' -ft-
  
  delicate.
  
  'jy
  
  'jy
  
  Sweet wine. Cool
  
  rise
  
  ;
  
  to be
  
  near
  
  :ai»'
  
  Vjifc'
  
  o jIlT
  
  jit'j , ^UlsT a
  
  Jit
  
  To come
  
  jli^
  
  dust (plant). intrude at a feast.
  
  on (night). To be near setting (sun). To drive a beast gently. 5 — To meditate upou (a discom'se). A — To have an infant child, a young jlli \ one. To be about setting ( sun ). To be upon the time preceding sunset. To be a parasite. To be childish, jji^
  
  Time
  
  ^
  
  -ji;
  
  Serpent. smell.
  
  5liw
  
  '
  
  Milk. Blood.
  
  Sweet
  
  a \lit
  
  Tomb. iui,'1 ^ iil^j ilt To leap (horse). \j^i \'Jh _^' -«To be overspread with cream _^'
  
  To
  
  overlook, to look out.
  
  To be unavenged
  
  
  (the dead).
  
  — setting (sun). — To be soiled by
  
  without retaliation.
  
  To
  
  Trap, snare.
  
  To
  
  soil (dew).
  
  To put off (a debtor). To offend a. o. in his To shed blood To
  
  ,
  
  begin, to set to.
  
  richly
  
  Full-dressed. Harnessed.
  
  <•
  
  J,
  
  filthy.
  
  To be
  
  up.
  
  Jj^
  
  overflowing.
  
  ^^- G Dirty, greasy. ^_^' ^ _ To glide away,
  
  of tools. Uniform. Harness.
  
  To dress
  
  ^ ^0,'
  
  oUit'j :*«>'
  
  oJL»
  
  Halo around the sun or moon. sjUl^ Froth of a cooking-pot. Leaf of the Theban-palm. Jiy ^ ckJ Malignant streaked serpent. •^
  
  Overfull,
  
  To bm'y
  
  ^^i^
  
  i.
  
  Fullness. -^ Eruption of the skin. ^UJ» Redundance, excess. *iui^
  
  Skimmer.
  
  j^S
  
  fish).
  
  yJl/
  
  Di-y, arid.
  
  (gazelle).
  
  To appear above. To undertake a. th.
  
  a
  
  5
  
  o ui»
  
  ijit'j l^ii?
  
  To run
  
  ^-^
  
  ^olib
  
  CftiUtT
  
  humbug.
  
  water.
  
  JiU
  
  )
  
  To overfill a (vessel). ^ To scum a cooking pot.
  
  ^— -«-
  
  tie, to confine a. o. ;
  
  ITA
  
  (
  
  bottom of
  
  in the
  
  before sunset.
  
  j^]^
  
  Tender, soft. J^'j JUt ^ ixJH j, jiy Tiny. Baby. Juti ^ iiil, ^ jii.
  
  Dry mud. Infancy.
  
  jai,'_,
  
  S^,^0
  
  JCui
  
  *J>iJ»'j 5JUli
  
  To flow (water). Oyt' To exceed the measure. To be jaded, iCMt j GJit
  
  o
  
  u
  
  ,-Ji!^
  
  a ^It
  
  *
  
  s -rd^Sj -tC^Cj
  
  —
  
  tii'ed (beast).
  
  To
  
  jade, to tire (a
  
  beast).
  
  ,^
  
  life.
  
  Acacia.
  
  ^>iWj ^Ib
  
  a^j
  
  Jaded, tired.
  
  Abounding
  
  WU;j
  
  io acacias (place).
  
  —
  
  ^-dtT
  
  Bad
  
  state, { opp to. ^y^^ ) wickedness, corruptness. Sheet of paper. 'J'^-'^ -r
  
  *^r-l^
  
  Wicked, mischie-
  
  -^y^
  
  ijj>iy^
  
  tnlt-'j
  
  ^y^
  
  to blacken
  
  -r
  
  -7^
  
  o
  
  /k G-il^
  
  ^j
  
  ^
  
  VU^I, ^.U,'
  
  ,
  
  ^J^-^'
  
  ,^'
  
  °
  
  -«-
  
  (writing).
  
  To be lost (eye-sight). To be thrown into o^^
  
  ^^ "^
  
  t'-
  
  <j-^^'
  
  a
  
  ^U^
  
  prison.
  
  To
  
  be of an
  
  tLJiJ o
  
  ,^j
  
  Cil,'
  
  Grace,
  
  shape.
  
  ash colour.
  
  Uuretaliated
  
  'Ji^i
  
  Elevated place look out. ijijai ^ ;^|ix» Uvula. xiLlij' •J jLii»' Death. Hopeless disease.
  
  Toledo (to^vn). Moistened by dew (place). seek,
  
  j ^Jli,*ij
  
  to pursue a.
  
  Glabrous wolf. for wiping.
  
  *-::A!^
  
  tr4JeJ
  
  u^
  
  *Llil»' j.
  
  kish. Suspicious character,
  
  -tf-
  
  Geographical map. Obhterated. Dark, black. Clad in a pei'sian mantle.
  
  -^
  
  To
  
  cast
  
  down
  
  the eyes, and
  
  ^Uj'l Satin.
  
  ,j^\
  
  a. o. To ask a. o. s — marriage. <> To seek to avenge a bloodshed.o — To beseech a. o. o1 o!>Vs J\ v_.lt
  
  To ask, to sue, demand a. th. To claim, to ask from
  
  a. o.
  
  to
  
  fi>
  
  wlLwj
  
  »_A1»
  
  in.stantly.
  
  o
  
  5
  
  Cy^j ^Ik*
  
  the payment
  
  ^JUi
  
  of.
  
  To be distant (water). To grant a. o.'s petition. To ask a. To be wished, sought incite a. o. to
  
  ijbjl a
  
  —
  
  th. for,
  
  ^jiaj[ -^
  
  asked.
  
  Object sought for,
  
  llibj
  
  ^J^
  
  *Z^j Sli^j ^Jlt
  
  desired.
  
  Looking
  
  for a. o.
  
  :Ciy j, ^Jb»
  
  <^j
  
  ^y^] ^ Jit
  
  Prayer, litany.
  
  tij,'
  
  Far extending journey. iit' Asking »_ifcj
  marriage. Student. ,
  
  wJt ^
  
  t_yil»j i_jiU»
  
  Requester, demander. ^ Affianced, betrothed. *2il» Question, claim. Query. ^,lkJ:
  
  ^i
  
  c,.^
  
  ^
  
  w.ii*i
  
  Problem. distant (water).
  
  Intention, aim.
  
  ^
  
  *
  
  To provoke
  
  ,_^> Remote, ^lik'
  
  o wil»
  
  tii.
  
  'Ljla 9^ k_-Al» J
  
  Persian mantle, hood. Glabrous, smooth. Blac-
  
  J>iiu«
  
  ,
  
  in
  
  tf-
  
  
  iil»lil»'
  
  ^{^j Cu;
  
  Betrothed.
  
  Blind.
  
  J^
  
  Jji^j 'y^j
  
  (bloodshed).
  
  mystery (affair). Written paper. Obllte- ^J.'M^ <^ ,j-il», rated writing. Old, shabby (clothes).
  
  Rags
  
  iS>it
  
  beauty.
  
  of palm-
  
  Petition, claim. Request.
  
  blackish, dust colour.
  
  ill,'
  
  leaves.
  
  To be eflaced (writing). To ^IJ^ wrap o.'self in a persian mantle. To be concealed, involved in ,,;-iLj\
  
  A
  
  ^
  
  ,^ jil,'
  
  Cheerfulness.
  
  Mat
  
  ^
  
  a. th. To mar (writing). To disperse. To flow. Muddy water,
  
  Old thaler of Maria Theresa worth about 4 sh. To erase fi> C\y i
  
  View.
  
  -^ jil,'
  
  Remains of a ruined J^lil^ Jyi»' house. Deck of a ship. Remains of a ruined house.
  
  To
  
  soil,
  
  Wife.
  
  life.
  
  Dilution of milk. Neck.
  
  ]\Iisfortune
  
  vous.
  
  To
  
  Easy
  
  Extei-ior
  
  To be wicked. 'i.>U» o ^jj^ To be empty-bellied, ^u'j Qw a wlb To importune a. o. u. ^otT Easy
  
  ^
  
  CITY) garden. oil» ^
  
  ^
  
  Claimed debt.
  
  >r-sl^
  
  »_AJai ?r ujiia''
  
  j
  
  ^
  
  A)
  
  sight.
  
  Face, countenance, mien. ^ Ascent, acclivity. May God rejoice him. Fullness.
  
  Going
  
  
  ii;^]*
  
  Jil
  
  ^ cJs-^ ^
  
  -tf-
  
  Boil,
  
  t^
  
  f,!>U»'
  
  syii,'
  
  furuncle.
  
  Outburst of passion, jiij UilTj f.jib' Able man ; experia?J Vlj CO>';!l f.!Ai^ enced manager. Vomit. ;^>l»'j *i*ii» Glance, wink. iLxij -^^ ^, Vanguai'd. Skirmishers, j^y^ ^ **;^!»' Rising (star). New moon. ^\'^ ^ ^\i/ Arrow overpassing the butt. Morning twilight. Horoscope. <> Waterworks. East. Place of rising ^,ll»^ ^ fXiaj-j ;JJ3? of the sun and stars. Look-out. Tower. Ladder. Beginning of a poem, of an ode. Elevated place, easy of ascent. ^iL-i To be feeble or COitTj 0J£> a fijjy -^ •^
  
  I
  
  To add to. To give a. th. To permit, to
  
  ^at
  
  ip
  
  to a.
  
  fi
  
  let a. o.
  
  do
  
  Impunity.
  
  s
  
  a. th.
  
  -H-
  
  ^ibl fi>
  
  —
  
  wilb'j will*
  
  Gift, present.
  
  To
  
  — ^k
  
  o.
  
  Easy.
  
  give, to deliver
  
  ^.^
  
  a
  
  S iSU?'
  
  i
  
  ji!^ -^
  
  a. th. to.
  
  To open
  
  the hand for jji-^ giving alms. To be repudiated ijy^ o
  
  ijij
  
  Jil^b
  
  ""
  
  jll»'j
  
  o
  
  jll>'
  
  day).
  
  divorce (wife).
  
  s jil^b
  
  set free (prisoners,
  
  Aj
  
  flocks). To fire (a gun). To express a. th. in an
  
  J^
  
  5 ji^^l
  
  'yS&xi\
  
  JSA
  
  absolute way.
  
  word is only used to mean such
  
  Thi.s
  
  To cheer (face).
  
  tp 'ii^feOI
  
  'cJs&^
  
  •<>•
  
  towards
  
  a. o.
  
  To stai't from. To disappear. To climb upon a A ii_jJi>' a /4l? j
  
  ^f.
  
  a o
  
  (
  
  — —
  
  mountain). It is
  
  not in
  
  my
  
  power.
  
  ^^ >
  
  jjCj
  
  Il'»
  
  To reach (a country). To go out from, to emerge. It
  
  •^
  
  occurred to his mind. He got out of temper.
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  ^—
  
  ^
  
  it
  
  «j i;
  
  ^
  
  iiU.'
  
  To expel, to put a. o. out. To sprout forth (palm-tree). To fill up (a measure). -^ To
  
  s
  
  ^^
  
  ••
  
  ^
  
  A —
  
  raise, to take up.
  
  < To
  
  look at.
  
  To seek
  
  a. th.
  
  ^
  
  for.
  
  t5lk^
  
  is.
  
  'xiJlk*
  
  —
  
  iS'
  
  carefully.
  
  To
  
  expose, to explain
  
  v ^~
  
  a. th.
  
  to a. o.
  
  To appear (star). To grow (plant). To vomit. To inform, to acquaint a. o. with a. th. He granted him a
  
  /iiJl
  
  Jt
  
  Cij^i/i
  
  2*
  
  —
  
  <^\ ~
  
  To
  
  occur, to
  
  upon
  
  come suddenly
  
  it
  
  ^Ij —
  
  a. 0.
  
  To be filled up (measure). To direct o's looks towards
  
  ^i^
  
  jiLJij
  
  j^j
  
  —
  
  Jl
  
  a. th.
  
  To consider a. th. attentively. j — To learn, to know a. th. ^itTij — To examine, to study a. th. jc ^\ To be acquainted with a. o>U '/Ll» — fi>
  
  o's affairs.
  
  To take information about a. th. To seek
  
  to
  
  Sj * know
  
  ^ilJaiJ,!^
  
  a. o.
  
  Quantity. Spathe of a palm-tree
  
  a. th.
  
  up, to brighten
  
  G
  
  ^,11%
  
  chilly
  
  favour.
  
  (woman). To be remote, to be off. fiii,' a jlU To have a cheerful ^JyiTj 3Lsjii»' o jlli count enance.To be temperate (night,
  
  To To
  
  spell.
  
  To rise (sun), ulja;;^ (^h '^J^ o A^ -HTo grow (tooth, plant). To become, to turn out well or ill. To go out. To go up. To learn a. th. _^ VI Jp Ccjil=.' — To come on, to come o!Aj Jc —
  
  To examine
  
  tu'ed.
  
  ^yj
  
  ^^-^ ^
  
  C;L-;jil»j
  
  Talisman, charm,
  
  ;Jll»'
  
  up.
  
  .^
  
  assume an austere countenance. To draw magical Lines (wizard).
  
  Shore, extent of land within
  
  ;
  
  /i6
  
  pollen.
  
  Look
  
  out, elevated spot.
  
  ^Wj —
  
  .
  
  sign of the way. (an animal), » \'^ o to tie (a kid) by the leg.
  
  To restrain
  
  >U»' -^
  
  ej^j oj^y "^j — ^ ^j -^
  
  lips.
  
  oCit J 'Jiij -SUej '^t-l Young one of a gazelle.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  syu»
  
  To be
  
  ^
  
  (tongue
  
  fluent
  
  To be brought away. To be cheerful, glad. To be loosened (bowels). To set (she-camels) free.
  
  with (any
  
  Parturition. Eloquence.
  
  Ql»'
  
  i
  
  1
  
  fluid).
  
  To gill a. th. , smeared, overspread with. Person. Seriously ill. -^1 ^
  
  .1^
  
  Pleasure, delight.
  
  J%
  
  Oil, tar, varnish, fluid pitch.
  
  -^Ua
  
  Thickenned juice of grapes. Wine. Tegument over coagulated 'iUs'
  
  Draught of milk. Neck, base of the
  
  \ji 'xb'
  
  ^
  
  jii^
  
  s:JU»'j
  
  neck. oCU»' teeth.
  
  ^
  
  "j^
  
  oCU» j
  
  Dark (night). Having yellow
  
  —
  
  Jl^
  
  teeth.
  
  Anointed, smeared, varni-
  
  '
  
  Ua>j
  
  "Ufc
  
  shed. Tied by the foot. Depressed ground. Jik>i ^ •Mia/'j Jlk; Dangerously ill. Prisoner for life, jja* To overwhelm, A ^_ySj tX o -Sto swallow up a. th. (sea). He has been swallowed up J>i2\ «j by the sea. — To fill (a vessel) to the brim. fi, To shave (the head, the hair). To fill up a vessel with a u6 i o —
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  earth.
  
  ^
  
  To be
  
  <«
  
  jliiJt jil/l^
  
  j'Ua5-Ll
  
  jSUJi
  
  ^ Jih ^
  
  jili
  
  Free, set
  
  jjh'j jl^^j
  
  Temperate
  
  (night, day).
  
  :ail^
  
  ^
  
  jifc
  
  Portion. Lawful, allowi,ble.
  
  That is allowed to You are free from
  
  j;il»
  
  you.
  
  y»
  
  Cslb tiO
  
  jil» c-il
  
  il;«
  
  suspicion.
  
  confined unfet-
  
  (2U»j
  
  Csils
  
  ^ici
  
  ji%j
  
  jifc
  
  tered in a prison. *^'ji\ jJjyj jibj Having a bright, open
  
  jil»'^
  
  face.
  
  Generous, bountiful. fluently, elo-
  
  tj^' *^' v« oCiJI jitj
  
  quent.
  
  Divorce.
  
  J>U»
  
  Brightness of the
  
  A^y\ xJjiw'j
  
  <J^
  
  face.
  
  General or absolute acception of a word. Absolutely, gene-
  
  J>U3l.
  
  CfUai jl Jlil^'VI
  
  Departure, removal. Repudiated, jij;^
  
  ^
  
  J!Al»j'l
  
  *i!,l^j
  
  ,
  
  j^' ^
  
  jJ,U»'
  
  dismissed (woman). Loose, unrestricted, set fi'ee. ^y^ Absolute (sense). General (opinion).
  
  To even
  
  (
  
  a cake s
  
  J^j
  
  ,
  
  CJJs o
  
  of bread) before baking
  
  J^
  
  (man, horse).
  
  o
  
  '^
  
  -ii-
  
  it.
  
  Board
  
  foi- expanding dough. J^ Small round cake jy^ -^j Jis ^ Cil*
  
  To assume a severe mien. ^j-iiiT ^ To be obscured (mind).|_^iLj -^j
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  rally.
  
  a tree (bird). To run quickly
  
  'S
  
  ~
  
  —
  
  Voluble, eloquent, jAW J jU»j jlj» oVli free from impediment (tongue).
  
  Rolling pin.
  
  C^j
  
  -
  
  jll»'j jib'j
  
  loose.
  
  To become serious (affair). To alight on ^7, sj;^| "^
  
  ^j
  
  —
  
  »
  
  J5U»1 of a (horse).
  
  Amianthus.
  
  Speaking
  
  blood.
  
  Lambkin. Tartar of the
  
  Run
  
  Bowels.
  
  To be
  
  Desire.
  
  ).
  
  jiUl.
  
  eloquent.
  
  Ji^j , JW to coat, to varnish, to overlay a. th. fi>j
  
  To
  
  fi-ee.
  
  Shackle, leather bond.
  
  anoint,
  
  jU^
  
  pass swiftly (gazelle). be discharged, set
  
  start.
  
  Brightness, gleara of dawn.
  
  Beauty, elegance. Saliva drying on the
  
  To To
  
  of bread.
  
  Darkness. Desert without
  
  *iiiai -ft-
  
  —
  
  'll*ll»
  
  (
  
  JJHe rnoimted
  
  mare
  
  his
  
  IT
  
  *^_^ jt .^^l
  
  fi'om behind.
  
  Shabby
  
  clothes. Poor,
  
  ^ JJa
  
  jcS^s
  
  destitute.
  
  Full-blood horse.
  
  j^kJ j*%J J»k
  
  CuiTy-comb, brush.
  
  jlitr
  
  T.ofty place.
  
  a
  
  jlit
  
  ycS oOj
  
  Misfortunes. '
  
  Flea.
  
  yji.
  
  Flea. UnknowTi (person),
  
  yj^
  
  ScroU
  
  J^^j jy^
  
  of
  
  paper
  
  j^Vj^ t
  
  '^ _,»iW
  
  or papyrus. Volume, tome. Builder's string. In rags. jCJk/ij jja^ his a.^1 jliia> )» >»
  
  He resembles father.
  
  Underground magazine.
  
  To
  
  cellar,
  
  jj^iks
  
  C-^J» o disappear <• To sink into water. To lose its brightness (star. eye). To be remote. To look from afar. ,_,_iJ3Jlj ^j-tlaij
  
  be
  
  To
  
  ^ S3>i^
  
  Buried treasure.
  
  <>•
  
  ,
  
  effaced, to
  
  destroy, to
  
  ip
  
  (j-ik
  
  i
  
  (
  
  ^^'b
  
  -S-
  
  traces).
  
  ^j_il»
  
  joli;
  
  ^^
  
  i
  
  — —
  
  blot out the trace of
  
  To
  
  To
  
  conjecture, to guess. 'ili;i^ disappeai- altogether.
  
  Obliterated. Remote.
  
  ,_^ljt
  
  Blind.
  
  To
  
  j_^U»
  
  i
  
  ,u^
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  ^^-'U*
  
  cr>iM5 ^i*"^
  
  J A^t»^j ili^j C4i» a ^U» be cupid of. To covet eagerly property). To yearn after. <> To impose •tt-
  
  ^_J,J
  
  (
  
  on
  
  a. o.
  
  To be
  
  covetous, insa-
  
  'xtliiT
  
  o ^iJ»
  
  tiable.
  
  To render
  
  a. o.
  
  covetous
  
  jj
  
  ^i^
  
  -^j
  
  f^]
  
  of a. th.
  
  ^ To
  
  embolden
  
  a. o.
  
  against
  
  j
  
  s
  
  —
  
  a. o.
  
  Covetousness.
  
  iitliij
  Greediness. Ambition.
  
  Thing coveted. Soldiers' J:^CJoj »Uii»j
  
  dy^
  
  Covetous, ambitious.
  
  ff
  
  pay.f,i;j^l
  
  ^
  
  r^i ?^j
  
  ^ r^y^
  
  >'^
  
  aialL
  
  To ring, to tinkle To buzz (insect).
  
  (
  
  (metal).
  
  /i^}]^ -H-
  
  Tinkling. Buzz. Sound of a
  
  mandoline.
  
  ^
  
  VU']^
  
  Fuss, pomp.
  
  <•
  
  with (blood,
  
  To be asha- tllT a 'jji j li' med to remain speechless. To stoop towards a. th.
  
  a
  
  ,
  
  »
  
  litT
  
  ;
  
  Deadly serpent.
  
  Jl likl
  
  V :i^
  
  'jjbu
  
  Remains of life. Evil propensity, '^k To be crook-backed. C^ a >-.^ ^ To be long in the back and weak in pitch (a tent).
  
  A ^ly
  
  To shake
  
  (a skin).
  
  ^ To
  
  ^ly
  
  be proud, self-conceited.
  
  To stop in a To have o.'s
  
  place.
  
  uj
  
  tent contiguous
  
  —
  
  ^\y
  
  s
  
  To
  
  raise the dust (-wind). To »^:-t'l extend far away (river). To follow in a file (camels). To be profuse, immoderate ^>lfci)l j — in speech.
  
  Rope
  
  of a tree.
  
  Tall (lance, horise).
  
  -\J^
  
  Tent.
  
  v-i'>'^
  
  Profuseness of speech. Shoulder.
  
  "T
  
  ^^^
  
  ^^'l
  
  j,
  
  -^
  
  Numerous (army).
  
  fi>
  
  Creatures.
  
  J*^* ^ Jiiill
  
  Thief. Scoundrel. Black
  
  garment. j;u
  
  Woi'n out clothes. Necklace. Shameless. j J^^li j J.^iJ»'
  
  J^
  
  ?-
  
  ,
  
  ii;j;j iu»'j
  
  —
  
  iiSj S*k
  
  Stained with blood (arrow). Kid. Mat. Necklace. Mire.
  
  j.,^
  
  Pond, reservoir. Pastry-cook's roller.
  
  i\
  
  To To
  
  .
  
  S-
  
  
  act zealously, cunningly.
  
  ^ a;u
  
  -^
  
  k-CS>
  
  ^ ^\y — ^jjy
  
  rest from, to
  
  -ft-
  
  rely upon.
  
  To bend down (the back). a ^'/^ To stiU a. th. To quiet, to tranquilhse. ^ ^%.y To stoop (man). To be depressed ^^Jlkj
  
  Self-glorifyiflg.
  
  (ground).
  
  To To
  
  k-i'^l
  
  Quiet,
  
  ^i^
  
  rest.
  
  ^liai
  
  mandoline.
  
  >
  
  Saucepan.
  
  To eat to excess. To cause indigestion
  
  •rJy
  
  n -^j^'Sj
  
  P
  
  Ts
  
  o'Ji^y
  
  Cv^ a to
  
  <;rJ!o
  
  ^
  
  ^i^
  
  enjoymg
  
  Mocker, scoffer. To remain silent, still. "Women's horn-shaped cap.
  
  j^y j^Wy
  
  <•
  
  Uvula.
  
  -i^^
  
  ^
  
  jUl* •<>•
  
  ,
  
  o'vil»l
  
  J|
  
  —
  
  oUi,.!*!.
  
  o^' ^
  
  upon
  
  ^'^^
  
  Ji
  
  —
  
  a. o.
  
  Flat,
  
  depressed
  
  ot'^'"
  
  cr^t^^^j
  
  (ground).
  
  To run
  
  high,
  
  be
  
  to
  
  river
  
  CS jSj
  
  ).
  
  i
  
  l>41»'
  
  o
  
  lil^
  
  Silt,
  
  (
  
  sea
  
  ).
  
  j,{y
  
  deposit of the Nile.
  
  To ring
  
  (
  
  -ft-
  
  To overflow To become tall ( plant). To
  
  swollen
  
  be lofty (thought). Swollen, overflowing.
  
  plate).
  
  a. o.
  
  To scoff at. ^_j \'j<,y o J\^ -^ To mock a. o. n Jsi, They mocked at one another. y\^
  
  Jijy^j
  
  Confident and relying
  
  (
  
  ^^ —
  
  Classes, species.
  
  enjoy tranquillity, quietness. rest upon, to trust to.
  
  Quietness, tranquillity.xlu*Q^_j
  
  Fastened with ropes (tent). w-lki Neighbour next to a tent. ^\Li Lute. Kind of jv\:Jy ^ J'^J jJr^ ^
  
  Copper-pot,
  
  JiJ»1
  
  j;i.il
  
  i'^i'l
  
  ujUL^ ,.^i
  
  Prolix, profuse (in speech).
  
  ^
  
  A
  
  -if-
  
  il%j ijUls'l ^ _J1» String of a bow. Sinew of the body. of a tent.
  
  Root
  
  oil).
  
  To erase (writing). To join with thieves. To be exhausted (water).
  
  Hatred.
  
  to another's.
  
  To
  
  to flatten (dough).
  
  Mud.
  
  the hind-legs (horse).
  
  To
  
  To expand,
  
  weave (a mat). To stain a. o. (blood )• To be impregnated >l;j^ a J^i^J Jr'*'
  
  silver
  
  To
  
  ^J^
  
  c^j t^y ,
  
  buzz (insect).
  
  ^ To
  
  i
  
  'jy
  
  a -ft-
  
  tingle
  
  (ears).
  
  To cause (metal) to To cut off (a limb)
  
  tinkle.
  
  Tinkle. Buzzing. Ringing. •^
  
  A
  
  "jy]
  
  quickly.
  
  cn^
  
  Tingling of the ears.
  
  Resounding. Renowned poem.
  
  c^ xJuIj
  
  So^.^
  
  c> He has spoken t-j-yS"
  
  irx
  
  (
  
  3
  
  ^i+lj'l
  
  —
  
  fluently.
  
  To give
  
  ^
  
  to a. 0.
  
  'ijt^
  
  quickly, d
  
  (241,'
  
  ,
  
  depraved heart.
  
  d^^^i^in
  
  suspect a. 0. To put thorns above (a wall).
  
  idif SoJj
  
  To
  
  be disgusted. To be jiLJj -^j -^^
  
  (ia, a
  
  '"Ctj^j
  
  To
  
  a part of o.'s property. Fresh cream.
  
  To walk
  
  )
  
  To be suspicious. To have a (il^j
  
  a jitT
  
  To
  
  -tt-
  
  covet a. th.
  
  Fetid (water;.
  
  he
  
  To overtake a. 0. To feel a propensity
  
  a J*l/j J^t' -»
  
  i
  
  Ui^
  
  Ji
  
  How self-possessed
  
  stinking (water).
  
  *j
  
  is.
  
  Jl-
  
  to.
  
  ^t^J J*^
  
  Little provender.
  
  Tender
  
  ix^
  
  Projection.
  
  Peak
  
  of a mountain. Roof.
  
  j
  
  vegetable. Remainder.
  
  Small cloud.
  
  ^
  
  Cornice of a wall. Suspicious. Abstemious.
  
  *^k
  
  - ^^^ To be big, thick. To shun, to avoid a. 0. or a. th. ^ — To be disgusted with a. 0. ^ ^|U7To loathe (food).
  
  Ascending upon a mountain. ,_;_JU1» y,
  
  colour.
  
  To
  
  
  Complete, perfect, well done.
  
  fii
  
  in
  
  \'j^ o \^^
  
  \j^j ^'y^ a
  
  i~^\sj
  
  an
  
  o
  
  art.
  
  —
  
  ^M
  
  Pellicle
  
  c.Uj»11?/
  
  siii»'
  
  JW a Jl»' -^ To have a
  
  'pd/
  
  Having a complaint of (the
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  l_>\ls
  
  «l^tr ^^
  
  on the surface of milk,
  
  jd/
  
  ^j —
  
  spleen or lungs).
  
  oit'
  
  \^
  
  ^'j jiii -sejiiyj o^4i»'j ; to be chaste, righte-
  
  be pure, clean
  
  sjl^
  
  ous.
  
  blood.
  
  |5>'
  
  -It
  
  !«>' a
  
  ^
  
  -
  
  Cleanliness, purity.
  
  -'1—fi»J
  
  un.
  
  ^ Cannon, artillery. Land-tax. Official survey, Stopper. Playing ball. First Coptic month. •^
  
  Baker of
  
  ^
  
  Artillery-man, gunner
  
  Arsenal.
  
  ej\\)oj
  
  o'^^j
  
  Purification. Circumcision.
  
  »J
  
  beatify (a saint). (
  
  !
  
  J^
  
  (
  
  brick.
  
  To discard a. th. \y^ a ^^' To purify a. 0. or a. th. ft>j s ^^ To circumcise a. 0. To be purified. |^4i»l _,4l»ij OiS^ fi>
  
  To go and come. To be off, to depart. To rise price of goods Hump. To register (a house).
  
  To
  
  Jjilj
  
  palm-tree.
  
  Disease of the spleen or lungs, Suspicion. Ashes.
  
  Craft, art of a cook.
  
  Baked
  
  a
  
  'fCJ
  
  food.
  
  Cook, roaster, baker, 'j^j
  
  Female cook.
  
  or buy the of
  
  To live in profligacy. ^'^j 4 ~ To treat a. o. for the spleen. 5 Jj» To cauterize (a camel) in the side. To be prone to suspicion. J.k1
  
  -K-
  
  ^Al*^
  
  Bit of straw.
  
  Cooked
  
  P
  
  complaint of the lungs, spleen.
  
  country.
  
  cook, to roast (meat).
  
  To be skilled Work.
  
  sell
  
  fruit
  
  ^ik*
  
  Fat, thin (horse).
  
  To ramble in a To tij'^j
  
  ji;j*»
  
  X_r..i;kj XLilhj XIa!^
  
  Carpet.
  
  fi>
  
  Brownish
  
  ^^j;'
  
  Corrupt.
  
  Ziji^
  
  )
  
  ^ji^
  
  ,
  
  iJij4^
  
  Pure, undetiled.
  
  r
  
  J^i
  
  -tf
  
  ,
  
  J^i^'
  
  Holy,
  
  J^
  
  jh^ VT
  
  ^^
  
  \S'J<4^ ?:
  
  chaste. _^:u;
  
  Ts
  
  xJiW «>
  
  o jl» c
  
  Purifying.
  
  Purgatory. Vessel for ablutions. <>•
  
  _^0s>
  
  ,
  
  Washing-room.
  
  bricks.
  
  To enter :3u.^->'
  
  Ts
  
  To threaten ruin. To ^y O T^ -^ perish. To go away. To wander. To fall. To miss the aim (ai'row).
  
  J
  
  into (the
  
  C41» a
  
  earth). I
  
  do not
  
  know
  
  what has become To mar (a work),
  
  *-:
  
  t/-f !»
  
  »:i
  
  I
  
  4x^ ^
  
  of him.
  
  a
  
  Q4i» a u-*^'"^
  
  )
  
  i
  
  ^^
  
  ir-r-
  
  (
  
  Moon. Brightness of the face
  
  u-y*'
  
  To
  
  X-i^
  
  D Fuss, noise.
  
  Peacock. u-'S^b u-ijfj^ r- ^j^j'j^ Silver. Verdant land. Finery showy orna^j^j ^j-ly^ ments. Adorned, decked. Fine. w^j^'" — j.^ ^ ^ To abash, to stun :
  
  ^^
  
  To
  
  a. 0. •^
  
  Disturbance, tumult. Revo-
  
  xL'j!^
  
  J
  
  obey
  
  ^(LJlj 5
  
  a. o.
  
  iJ ^.ll^b
  
  f.^
  
  j
  
  f,^
  
  obedient,
  
  To facilitate a. th. to a. o. To incite a. o. to a. th. To agree with a. o. j jl
  
  J
  
  A>
  
  —
  
  To obey willingly. To do a. th. willingly. To devote o.'self to. To be able to. a
  
  ^^y_,
  
  —
  
  *«-li»
  
  f^it
  
  submissive. (horse).
  
  oU*)l 9>1»
  
  Spontaneously, willingly.
  
  Power, ability of doing
  
  (s-yH
  
  a. th. j*UafJ.I.
  
  Obedience. Compliance. Passi-
  
  Balloon.
  
  y.^j
  
  pUaJ.b ?-^^—
  
  ^^j
  
  silk;:
  
  Hoop. D Tambourine. «jl!»j ji^ "^ Manner, way of acting, j^^"' 'f J^*' Kind, class. Limit. Time (repeated
  
  ^j
  
  action).
  
  pjCtu
  
  ;tU?'lj :L:tl^'j
  
  ^ii;_,
  
  Lofty mountai::.
  
  Dangerous desert. Dangerous place.
  
  To approach,
  
  v_;
  
  J
  
  5^j i^
  
  ^.31]/
  
  siveness.
  
  Manageable
  
  Distant aim.
  
  (f-
  
  ic 5
  
  upon.
  
  ^^j
  
  a. th.
  
  To cast missiles at a. o. ^_, s ^j\i> To cause a. o. to perish. s ^Itl To err at random. 9->l^ To make a long ^^^l « c.>3\t5
  
  To go through (a countiy). j To rise in the air
  
  '^yj\
  
  submissive.
  
  Obedient,
  
  ^^ ^—
  
  induce a. 0. To engage into a perilous desert. To fling away.
  
  is
  
  Obedience, submis-
  
  5
  
  To
  
  Accidents of fortune. Perilous place. To be firm, steadfast.
  
  at his disposal.
  
  To render
  
  strike
  
  '^^j^ T i^-'>^' T fU^b, J CIs>'a o fl^ -«-
  
  a. o.
  
  The pasturage
  
  To
  
  Astray, misled.
  
  lutioD. Heedlessness.
  
  To
  
  astray.
  
  a. o.
  
  with a stick.
  
  journey in various countries.
  
  castrate.
  
  Eunuch.
  
  lead
  
  a. 0.
  
  after illness.
  
  Men
  
  are of various sorts,
  
  jl^^'t
  
  y,\^
  
  Now
  
  'j>l»'
  
  then.
  
  ...
  
  ^UJI
  
  Vy^
  
  One time, once. Time after time.
  
  S^ •
  
  \yy^ •0^i»
  
  Mountain. Mount Sina. j^ Equal, correspondant (part). jCja ~ Area, yard of a house. j'S^j Savage, wild. Stran- 'j.Jj^!?i '^x^ ger.
  
  J
  
  veness of a verb. Obedient.
  
  There
  
  Obeyed (king, law).
  
  Seven-branched candlestick. *jj^_^ d
  
  Sordid avarice. Passive (verb).
  
  He has reached the
  
  is
  
  nobody
  
  in
  
  the
  
  [jj _^' jI!JVj
  
  U
  
  house.
  
  Pick-axe.
  
  utmost
  
  Volunteer (soldier).
  
  To
  
  Horse-tail (plant).
  
  cjjS^^' /^
  
  limits.
  
  recover brightness
  
  C]^U'
  
  u-lW
  
  -ff
  
  after illness (face).
  
  To walk around a. th. To patrol. To ramble in a country. i^LlI j — To appear to a. 0. in sleep Ci^ « — (phantom).
  
  To
  
  overflow (river).
  
  Ci^ —
  
  To tread a. th. under foot. do not know where ^^^ ci'l
  
  I
  
  he
  
  is
  
  gone
  
  A— t^j/^t C»
  
  to.
  
  To deck herself ( woman). (.r^ To ruffle its feathers (pigeon). Drinking-cup, bowl. oC-U? ^ ^-^
  
  J>
  
  )
  
  To procrastinate with a. o. j s Jjii/ To put off (the payment of a debt). To vie with a. o. ia greatness or excellence.
  
  To spread, to be lengthened. JjU^ — To trespass upon a. o.'s rights, To treat a. o. arrogantly. To be long, tall, high. To JUalJ. [ become long, elongated. "" To overcome a. o. J^ To find a. o. late. Aj j Jj'h~' { ^ Power. Superiority. Wealth. J^y Length, taUness. Dura- Ji^l ^ J,!/ is.
  
  Longitude.
  
  tion.
  
  Circles of longi-
  
  J^l J )ji
  
  ji
  
  l,^^'
  
  tude.
  
  Forbearance, patience.
  
  ^j^\ JjiJ
  
  jLW J^'
  
  Life, life-time.
  
  An
  
  aquatic long-legged bird.
  
  Tether.
  
  Long Long
  
  j3»j
  
  absence.
  
  J^j —
  
  Jji^j
  
  time. Life.JCWj J\'jyj j2jj
  
  Arrogance highhanded proceedings.
  
  iJjv'ki -^j
  
  ;
  
  J>k
  
  JjQaj
  
  Profit, advantage. JJ 1^ ^ i^.ll»J Power, wealth. Superioi'ity.
  
  Enmity, rancour. There is no profit in it is of no avail. Table,
  
  j;^%
  
  JJ,Ui'
  
  *.4
  
  ;
  
  j; it V
  
  backgammon.
  
  *Jjt,li»'
  
  Is
  
  ^
  
  jj^ur
  
  Bountiful. Powerful.
  
  ^
  
  Forbearing, longminded.
  
  J>' ^ J^' ^
  
  p,CJI
  
  Ji_^!/
  
  ^/j\
  
  jjji,'
  
  J^^^^l
  
  ^ j;^)
  
  longer. tall.
  
  Jl>l»'j Jlj^'
  
  Rein, halter.
  
  Oblong.
  
  Jj!,Vi^ r-
  
  "JV^
  
  <_,
  
  Late, slack, backward. Long, oblong, a metre (in
  
  <
  
  JS^
  
  jj
  
  Ckii
  
  SJai
  
  J4aiU
  
  Parallelogram.
  
  roll up, to fold up,
  
  fit
  
  lJ»
  
  ^ o^l
  
  ^^
  
  ol^l ^ — un.
  
  tjVijii
  
  J^jo
  
  )
  
  ^;,l^
  
  ^ ^y^ ^V^ ^ xiij^
  
  Nation, rite, family.
  
  Devoted servant. *Sl^' ^ jl^' tf- Cork-wood. Float-light. Place of cii'cuiting. ^\^
  
  To
  
  jtj ifc ja;1j ;Jv^ J C3_>3/ o Jl!» -Jibe able of doing a. th. To put a neck-ring on. * j^' To impose a difficult task on a. o. To enable a. o. to do a. th. To be enabled to do a. th. ic J^' ,
  
  s'
  
  To believe o.'self able To adorn o.'self with
  
  to. X'
  
  if
  
  .
  
  cXja
  
  iJ
  
  Jjl^lj
  
  Jjl^
  
  a necklace.
  
  oU-kj oSik ^ JU?
  
  vault.
  
  :
  
  Layer, stratum a single Ledge of a mountain.
  
  ^^[j
  
  ability.
  
  Necklace. Circle, hoop.
  
  P
  
  sole.
  
  ;
  
  JJ,'i»j
  
  ~
  
  jJuJj J>tr JI>1»1 J>i»'
  
  Collar.
  
  Bunch of odoriferous herbs. hole.
  
  Window
  
  ;
  
  iJit <>•
  
  Loop-
  
  air-hole.
  
  Cotton under-cap. Ring-^ove. To last long, to be
  
  r3d» -^
  
  o>S**
  
  v^' o
  
  J£
  
  -fr
  
  j'jig
  
  -fj-
  
  j,c
  
  i^^ —
  
  me. conceal (an
  
  affaii").
  
  u
  
  is a long time since. As \.'J\.y long as. To do good, service to. it J3_Jat> JU» To protract, to A Jj^h J^h Jj^ lengthen, a. th. To expand, to
  
  There
  
  spread. i
  
  (paper, linen).
  
  He has turned away from
  
  To
  
  ^Jy
  
  protracted.
  
  Exceedingly
  
  To
  
  (
  
  Handful of hair. Grating.
  
  long. (Poetical) metre.
  
  5
  
  typhoon. Patrol. Night-watch. Diabolical suggestion, odallll Portion. Corporation.
  
  •<>
  
  Tall, long. Lasting JCj,j Ji;^
  
  poetij).
  
  Flood, deluge,
  
  Power,
  
  D Trough, manger.
  
  Taller,
  
  watch. Raft of water-skins.
  
  J^
  
  ijj
  
  Caaba). To turn around. To approach. Turn, circuit. Patrol, night-
  
  Arch d;U»'
  
  it
  
  To circuit around a. th. To conduct a. o. round (the
  
  i^tlS" j\
  
  * —
  
  To remain long doing. J^' To weary a. o. with delays. u— To grant a delay to (a debtor.) J J^' To slacken the rein to (a horse). •^ Take patience. i^jj Sji»
  
  1
  
  !
  
  .Jh
  
  C
  
  ire
  
  To embalm, to perfume. i*j » J^ -^ To cure. To soothe a. o.'s mind. o'J,
  To
  
  How To To
  
  J
  
  —
  
  i^'\
  
  u
  
  offer relishes to a. o.
  
  good
  
  it is.
  
  be perfumed, embalmed. good,
  
  find
  
  v_^;
  
  ^^h^"
  
  fi>
  
  sr'^-for
  
  To seek
  
  agreable, palatable.
  
  a
  
  4_jViar-I.I.
  
  water. vjVtT cj>il» j >-iC!»
  
  \
  
  ^ ^2^
  
  Nutmeg. ,,_^ Wine. Surname of Medinah.
  
  The I
  
  jfi. i:u»'
  
  Ball.
  
  choicest of (herbage). Clear *LJ,
  
  (wine).
  
  The
  
  have done
  
  Better,
  
  well of
  
  Zemzem.
  
  it willingly.
  
  The choicest Be happy
  
  !
  
  Blessed art dO jT^^'j ili;^'
  
  Is^^^^i 'jy^.j^
  
  ^ Beatified. ^tl^
  
  (God). Honest. In good health.
  
  North wind.
  
  v'^''
  
  cX^J^
  
  -r
  
  °
  
  vi^
  
  —
  
  ,
  
  wound. a. o. ci^ Jp iS'^K Hunger. Water-skin. i^^y" A thing folded roll. ^s'^j iSj^ -u' Folding. Casing of a well with bricks. Curtailment of a letter ("in ;
  
  if-
  
  Here enclosed.
  
  j *^
  
  ci^
  
  of folding. Stage, distance.
  
  »^j vLiJlj ^-jltVl
  
  Perfumed, sweet-scented, To go astray, to perish. (^IT
  
  ,_^ i
  
  ^ib
  
  ^
  
  To lose, to destroy a. th. .^ — To perplex, to confound a. o. a To reject, to cast off a. th. ^— To squander (wealth). * ^ilil To be scattered. -^JiJj To defile, to be foul. (i,ll»' ^0^ ^ To be proud. To be fi'ivolous. To charge a. o. with foul » srl^j — i
  
  action or speech. reviled, disgraced.
  
  llyij^l^JjlW
  
  Tei'race, flat top of a house.
  
  be
  
  i.^,
  
  :;;
  
  Rock
  
  ui
  
  in the
  
  sand.
  
  Frying-pan. Bundle, parcel. Hour of
  
  S^ j
  
  |>'
  
  m^I ^
  
  Te jj)3
  
  the night.
  
  ^ l»'j —
  
  stones.
  
  Roll, scroll. Fold. Spiral. jiikJ
  
  ^ The
  
  ^
  
  tJ^ia'*
  
  Penknife. folds of the intes-
  
  '\J>% ^sj,^
  
  tines.
  
  The coils of a To be <>\Mij
  
  snake.
  
  
  ':l^j C-^j C>' i v^' «good, delightful, pure. -^ To be in
  
  good health.
  
  He was delighted at it. « i \' ^[y To be bettered (life). J 'Jj;i\ i_,lk To give up a. th. willingly. CU — To render a. th. good, v^b «t'=^' agreable. To better a. th. To find '
  
  ,
  
  ,.
  
  ^
  
  fi>
  
  To
  
  i!l.
  
  Hungry.
  
  Well cased with
  
  Beatitude.
  
  tai'red (camel).
  
  ijl^J
  
  suffer from .j^lj ^s'S^ a ^s^ hunger. To coil up (serpent). ^Sj^ To be folded, rolled, <^}!^lj iS'^\
  
  Floor for drying dates.
  
  Good, sweet. Perfumed. Perfect
  
  To be
  
  ij\3
  
  — —
  
  cealed.
  
  Thin-bellied.
  
  choicest things.
  
  *"u|
  
  oJLiJ) jjl
  
  S^
  
  thou
  
  The
  
  o'J^ CJ
  
  Intention, design. Conscience. ;j_jyj
  
  oCJ^ ^
  
  4- Beatification.
  
  iX!l c^>'
  
  To plaster (a well). 'j^'- * ~ To remain one day \vithout....^ ^'ii~ To be folded, rolled up, conjji^
  
  ^y] Way
  
  of a. th.
  
  Blessed, happy.
  
  ji
  
  poetry).
  
  jCJsj iLiiS
  
  more agreable. ^i\iA ^
  
  Happiness.
  
  JjUiJI
  
  a country, or stages. God has closed his life. May God grant us to meet again. To remain the whole day fasting.
  
  To gather round
  
  fragrant smell.
  
  <
  
  ^J^
  
  )
  
  To go through
  
  To
  
  good (things). To ask a. o. for sweet Palatable thing. Odorous. Perfume,
  
  j
  
  a. th.
  
  pleasing, sweet.
  
  0^i»
  
  ( 1
  
  Garment figured with
  
  Ignorance. Pride
  
  birds.
  
  To
  
  Split aloes-wood.
  
  Spreading (dust, hoariness). Launched at full speed
  
  jikiLJ
  
  Swarm To be
  
  ^i,' — ^\ia
  
  of (insects).
  
  -s-
  
  light-headed,
  
  fickle.
  
  To be
  
  CiJ;/ i J.\^ -Mbereft of intellect. To
  
  miss the target (arrow). To make ( an arrow ) to
  
  * jM^^
  
  His reason
  
  xXubO
  
  XiolaT
  
  ^ J^^J J-J^
  
  a^tpoar (in
  
  d'^j
  
  Uli^
  
  ^
  
  ^\y
  
  i
  
  cii'cait,
  
  to go round about.
  
  ^itT
  
  spectre. Anger.
  
  ^1]/
  
  >Sr^
  
  Going round about. Patrol.
  
  ~
  
  Uujh
  
  C^
  
  fashion, to do a. th.
  
  i
  
  ^Ifc
  
  jii^
  
  ^j
  
  ^-
  
  »
  
  a bad
  
  omen
  
  ^_,
  
  ^ j^
  
  \j
  
  ^tkf
  
  the scabbard. To be started at (
  
  horse
  
  ).
  
  To
  
  be
  
  speed
  
  full
  
  made
  
  to
  
  .«i»£j,t
  
  fly
  
  (
  
  bird
  
  ).
  
  _nij|
  
  jc
  
  '^t iTli/
  
  Bird;
  
  jiS>'\j
  
  jj^j
  
  J^ ^
  
  }yhi
  
  J^
  
  fowl,
  
  plaster a. th.
  
  fit
  
  c^j Clt
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  oU»' -^
  
  clay or mud.
  
  To seal a letter. God has created him
  
  COLS' olI» _niJI
  
  Jc
  
  '«it iJiiT
  
  upright.
  
  siyillata^
  
  n Butterfly. :%^\ jjy Kind of small plum. j^\ He remains motion- .^nLjl aJ\j Ip jvr less lit. as if he had a bird upon his
  
  ^
  
  (head).
  
  c^
  
  plastered with mud.
  
  Mud, clay. Nile mud, slime. Armenian bole. Terra
  
  yii,'_,
  
  jll»'
  
  To fly in the air (balloon). ,^ To explode. To be shattered. jUaS-lij j:'^^ To be cleft. jUJi To rise (market). To be jQafJ.! cracked (wall). To spread (dawn). — To draw a sword quickly from
  
  -K-
  
  good.
  
  To be
  
  iijc
  
  J^ u^
  
  To be astounded.
  
  God has created him
  
  ••.vith
  
  away.
  
  fled
  
  — —
  
  •^
  
  accurately.
  
  To
  
  i^^^-o iJ
  
  fi>
  
  Solar spectre.
  
  To
  
  j
  
  from,
  
  Madness. •^
  
  ^
  
  ^—
  
  To get out of temper. To let fly (a 5 ji^lj
  
  ^1/ To draw
  
  sleep) pliantom.
  
  To
  
  jU»
  
  bird).
  
  nS^Jh -^j oiIaWj
  
  heedless, unsteady.
  
  Phantom,
  
  i
  
  ji
  
  His fame has spread ^£jl far and wide.
  
  teadiness.
  
  To
  
  i^U^
  
  To hasten to do a. th. To go, to fly towards.
  
  deviate. Le\'ity, uns-
  
  Light,
  
  CO^'j
  
  fly (bird).
  
  .J^;^L^
  
  (horse).
  
  .;^
  
  (jCkJj ojjjj^'j
  
  *H>j ^;a* j^^j Jujl.
  
  criif
  
  w-u,!;
  
  '^^''JVI
  
  Lemnian
  
  j^J^^\
  
  —
  
  Carrier-pigeon.
  
  JlLjl J^KS.
  
  Cygnus
  
  Omen. omen,
  
  ill-luck
  
  Levity, unsteadi-
  
  tLU
  
  d^j uLy
  
  plasterer with mud.
  
  Hone, whet-stone. Linula vucosa (plant). Plastered with clay.
  
  oljjl*
  
  Augury,
  
  s3\J»j Sjjfc
  
  Sjj^jJ/j
  
  S^j^j jjlT
  
  ness. ( horse ). -^ Assayjui/ balance for gold. Tongue of a balance. Pedlar. Volatile (substance ). Stream.
  
  Spirited ^li,'
  
  labourer,
  
  {constell).J[y
  
  Flight of a bird.
  
  — Bad
  
  earth.
  
  Handful of clay, mud. Nature, inborn dispositions.
  
  Muddy (place). Worker in clay;
  
  Sedate man,
  
  o^f
  
  •^
  
  Child's kite.
  
  Sjt^
  
  c^J^
  
  Seller of birds.
  
  ^j,^
  
  cnk^
  
  Swift running (horse).
  
  Large-mouthed
  
  (well).
  
  ding in birds (land).
  
  jflLi
  
  Aboun-
  
  ej'^
  
  y;!;
  
  irv
  
  (
  
  ->
  
  )
  
  ii Pole-cat.
  
  "J.
  
  T o^.J^
  
  IJ^'j coj.'^'j 'S'j&
  
  They became
  
  oIj Ji)l
  
  ^4^
  
  V—l*
  
  disunited.
  
  To
  
  a.
  
  embellish, to adorn
  
  »>j 5
  
  ^y^
  
  -{
  
  gracious,
  
  fine.
  
  Vessel. Space of tim-^.
  
  i^/J^ Adverb. <•
  
  Circumstance.
  
  ^ Sj^ Metal
  
  coffee-holder. is faithful,
  
  trustwor- ojljl '25 -'
  
  saw him
  
  '^l
  
  *3^
  
  personnally.
  
  ^Jj'J^J >^'J&J
  
  'i^^j
  
  ifi\'J^j
  
  iSJlj
  
  t-Jl^i? ?r ^ii_ri»'
  
  To flow (water). C^' ^'j^ ^ To suffer from diarrhea. iijjj — To be sharp, clever. ^sj^ a jj& j
  
  Biting, pungent.
  
  *i^,Ui
  
  Skilful, clever.
  
  ^
  
  JjitT
  
  <syj'ji
  
  be t;k^j C_^]ij to depart.
  
  UiiJij CJJi
  
  a
  
  ^^ ^
  
  ^'jiA
  
  ?- v'^i*
  
  feel
  
  jf.
  
  yUib.ljOiij
  
  \j\& a jtfc
  
  «
  
  for.
  
  inspire a. o. jt jUi'lj jVlij — with affection for. To nurse an other's child, y ji\^ To take a nurse for a child. J j jVl»l. Fondling a j/yi^j ^JAj Jy^\ ^ J\i stranger child. Nurse. Foster-father. Column.
  
  To
  
  i'
  
  Fond
  
  of a
  
  young Sjj^j
  
  j/'^
  
  ojj'j^j
  
  To marry
  
  a. o.'s
  
  —
  
  ^sUi
  
  »
  
  ^U» -^
  
  To
  
  — To leave o's country. jO jJl To make a. o. to journey. » j;ii To travel in a litter (woman). ^ ^^^1^ Rope for fastening a woman's ^ui
  
  ^
  
  1
  
  J^
  
  » sword J,ii_, oCli ^ -C)^ point of an arrow. To suffer from fever. ^^h^ "^ of a
  
  ;
  
  ^Cl^j
  
  Clamours, shouts. oUili'j
  
  '^"i-'j
  
  ^^-^b 'Q^
  
  ^jiiill?
  
  :r ^j^i^
  
  "^
  
  antelope.
  
  She-gazelle.
  
  Young oCJt'j
  
  'CJj
  
  ?r
  
  *;fj»'
  
  maid.
  
  Abounding
  
  in gazelles (land).
  
  sCJa>
  
  To sharpen (a stone), s^La ^& ^ To slaughter (a beast) with a n — fit
  
  To walk upon
  
  ^
  
  shai'p pebbles.
  
  Sharpoy&\j oi>' ^ s3>'j edged stone. Spread with sharp pebbles
  
  j>j
  
  \
  
  >
  
  ^_^
  
  (ground).
  
  litter.
  
  Camel carrying a
  
  Ji^ ^ ^^^ ;r *— ^s»i»
  
  littei*.
  
  i^j J^j
  
  ?pj>._,
  
  t>A»l»
  
  Litter set on a camel'.s back. oUJi&'j
  
  Woman
  
  To marry.
  
  cry out.
  
  sharp-edged stone.
  
  off,
  
  travelling in a litter.
  
  scratch
  
  a. 0.
  
  a. o.'s t_ij^'j
  
  tenderness
  
  Fawn,
  
  ful.
  
  To
  
  \:>-yji
  
  sister-in-law. Clamour, bustle.
  
  Sj^ Edge
  
  Fine, graceful. Intelligent.witty. Skil-
  
  oUljl
  
  Xj«UaiJb
  
  sister-in-law.
  
  Beauty, elegance, grace. Wit, shar^mess.
  
  To
  
  -tt-
  
  k.jslli'
  
  stranger.
  
  thy. I
  
  «-jVli
  
  »
  
  sisters.
  
  To
  
  til.
  
  To have fine, gracious children. JiJ^li'l To pretend pkilfulness. uiji]a7j j^^ To pi-etend beauty, grace. tf- To be embellished, adorned, o^^ To find a. 0. handsome, ^j j 3'J^Z\ gracious, elegant. To seek for a. th.
  
  He
  
  They have married two Married to
  
  clever.
  
  To
  
  a
  
  law.
  
  ;Ji;>j (a^fc o Sj^ -» elegant. To be intelligent,
  
  be comely,
  
  fine,
  
  To cry out. To marry. 0\t To many a. o.'s sister-in-
  
  ?
  
  J^\j J,^j
  
  with the
  
  nails.
  
  ^
  
  \'J\^
  
  ;
  
  j^ ^
  
  Guide-post,
  
  Land
  
  ol^li'j
  
  S^^ij jO'Jt^-?!''
  
  full of flint-stones.
  
  Silex, flint.
  
  s^L*
  
  3^^
  
  To cleave, to stick to. G ^li To become hard (hoof). Projecting stone. Knoll.
  
  sr
  
  e^^
  
  a uj_^
  
  t_,|_^
  
  ^
  
  vlX ^ i_,^
  
  rA) v^ To
  
  Abode. Health.
  
  Awning. Shed. Bench
  
  J^ ^
  
  jifej
  
  over the eye. To have the cataract. To get posession jpj ^j
  
  aili'
  
  in the shade. Booth. Covering.
  
  Anything shading.
  
  J'^j
  
  :U^:^^J
  
  J5l!i
  
  Cloud. Screen.
  
  j^
  
  'jijj
  
  jj^
  
  covered with
  
  JJ
  
  ^
  
  !>U?
  
  To overcome, To render
  
  *Li!»
  
  torious
  
  tent. ^Oii ^ ukJj i.Jk» Umbrella. Canopy, screen.
  
  To limp, to halt (beast). CAt a The earth would not C^ jvi contain them.
  
  —
  
  iuiji
  
  iuit
  
  best.
  
  1p
  
  it
  
  ^' ^
  
  Suspicious. -iXli J Ciili
  
  ill;
  
  i
  
  5 _^iilj
  
  _^'
  
  ^j _^j ^!i
  
  Z'ijlii\
  
  J^'j
  
  ^^\J^
  
  odoriferous substance added to incense.
  
  animal. cornelian tf- Sard,
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  J^' ^'^'S
  
  J^
  
  J^:^\\
  
  —
  
  5 wJUU
  
  (^ a
  
  wiUi
  
  ^\ Jii jij
  
  Feeble man.
  
  There
  
  is
  
  nobody in the
  
  *J^'
  
  j\*S)ih
  
  To abstain from. To increase. To walk upon a stony ground.
  
  ^—
  
  Lion's foot (plant).
  
  "JaSl _,i^'
  
  Disease of the eye. Pellicle o^j&j Jk\^ growing on the eyes ; cataract.
  
  Cloven hoof. Foot- s9^^j iipi print.
  
  Successful.
  
  wilt
  
  Long-nailed.
  
  ,J^\
  
  Victorious.
  
  ip
  
  «•
  
  «-^
  
  To remain. To
  
  *iit
  
  Jt IjiU ofj
  
  iiili
  
  To 1
  
  ^t
  
  Glli'j uiii i;Ji
  
  w-* S
  
  wilfej
  
  J^^S last Vji&j
  
  y^
  
  a.
  
  "j]^
  
  -^
  
  continue doing
  
  _,
  
  versity.
  
  Abstaining from ^jj^\ u^J^j Uii^ indecorous things. He has taken oLUa; j ii^.J i-^^ eSi-\ it.
  
  (J^
  
  i
  
  Ji^
  
  -ft-
  
  to give
  
  jiL
  
  a. th.
  
  'j^
  
  jij\ c.i!ij cji^ fitj
  
  s 'J^'ij Jti^
  
  shade over. To brandish (a whip). ^ ^^^ To be shady (day). To draw near "j^]
  
  J^
  
  Hard soil. :uxti jliiij xiiii j»jj Hard ground. ^\&\ ^ ~^^\ Hard (soil). Painful oUli'j ^jiili ^wi-Ui' (aflfair). Wicked, vile (man). Ad-
  
  (Jidj
  
  J^ j^
  
  -^y^j
  
  jl^ j J>^
  
  went on doing.
  
  To shade,
  
  desired.
  
  Useless, vain. Lawful.
  
  has not been avenged. Height unreached by water,
  
  Ji^i
  
  (day, night).
  
  «
  
  They came on his ti'ack. He has found what he
  
  C»
  
  house.
  
  Success, victory.
  
  painful (life).
  
  'a^^j
  
  —
  
  (stone).
  
  To follow a. o.'s track. To be hard (soil). To be
  
  To misuse
  
  ^
  
  fij^
  
  ,
  
  the whole of
  
  »_,
  
  claw, talon, spui\
  
  Any clutched or clawed
  
  hit (a cloven-footed beast) on » the hoof. To render its * s^lt j C«U»' i o track unapparent (beast).
  
  u-itj
  
  jjillilj jlifcl
  
  Unguis odoratus:
  
  jJ
  
  _*i!»'
  
  itj
  
  ^_i
  
  Ujl
  
  To
  
  His blood
  
  j^
  
  y£\j
  
  to gain the
  
  a. 0. vie-
  
  nail. Clutch,
  
  ^
  
  Conceal thy defects.
  
  ^
  
  jXi>' fi>
  
  of.
  
  Finger-
  
  /iii -fr
  
  ^,4j
  
  Defect.
  
  Ciiii a refrain from.
  
  jX^
  
  3,
  
  To wish a. 0. to be victorious. » __,iii To clutch its prey (hawk). 5 Jd\
  
  Large
  
  To
  
  \^^
  
  mastery over. To conquer.
  
  'J&
  
  trees.
  
  Do thy
  
  pellicle
  
  of.
  
  Shady (place). Thick umbrage.
  
  Meadow
  
  jU have a
  
  (affaii').
  
  To be shadowed
  
  by, to remain ^j jlkj under the protection of. To seek the shade. To shade i_, 'jiaLL[ o.'self
  
  with.
  
  To be shaded by. ^^j ^_J — Shade, J_^j Jy^j Jxjil ^[ 3% shadow, shelter. remained with j^lj) jij him the whole day. Water always in the shade.
  
  I
  
  gjjs.
  
  ^^ at'
  
  >
  
  '
  
  Thirsty. Longing for.
  
  Burniug
  
  ,r\
  
  (
  
  ^
  
  »i;.!j
  
  tTL'J^j
  
  -with thirst, often
  
  Miii^
  
  UJa>
  
  To be brown. Bi'own. Withered. ^_^'
  
  Jji a
  
  [^
  
  ^ »CUi ^
  
  Pining away.
  
  A ut
  
  To think, to suppose. To conjecture a. th. To suspect, to think
  
  s
  
  o
  
  -fr
  
  jj,'\
  
  ^
  
  '^\j '^^j
  
  -tt-
  
  —
  
  evil of.
  
  think, to form an
  
  ^^>j
  
  cAiaj
  
  cj:j\^\j
  
  Oj^ t o^
  
  J Ulij
  
  »>^% ?- '^^
  
  oj^
  
  Simple, ingenuous. Suspecting much, mistrustful.Well having
  
  little
  
  ca^
  
  j\^
  
  of a
  
  -^
  
  *^
  
  thing or quality. Probable opinions, cJi^iaj' Shank, shin-bone. w^.CJi ^ ^/~^ He has facilitated the _^*VI v'i^-'^ ^^
  
  ^
  
  aflfair.
  
  To be obvious, clear. \'jy^ a J^ ^ To appear, to come forth. To go out. ^ To shoot forth ( tree ). To have relief of the bowels.
  
  To know (a secret). To have the jpj
  
  ^ i_i
  
  it
  
  Ojiljj \'J^
  
  upper hand over. To wound a. o. on the back. l^li a To neglect (an affair). ^ To have a complaint of \'J^^ a 2<
  
  — — — —
  
  the back.
  
  To be strong-backed. To enter upon the time
  
  ojliJi
  
  of
  
  midday. To be careless, unmindful
  
  back
  
  to
  
  harm
  
  a. o.
  
  To
  
  deprive a.
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  i3» i
  
  —
  
  act
  
  o. of
  
  a right.
  
  ^— *—
  
  misplace, to misuse a. th.
  
  dig the ground in a
  
  place.
  
  To
  
  before
  
  it
  
  wrong
  
  drink (the milk) of a skin thickens.
  
  To be dark, obscure, Jjilj ,CjLii To complain of a. o.'s ill-
  
  J^
  
  a
  
  ^
  
  s
  
  doings.
  
  enter upon; to be in darkness.
  
  How dark
  
  it is
  
  is
  
  !
  
  How
  
  mischi-
  
  ^^
  
  mtt U
  
  1
  
  To act wrongly. ^^ To trespass upon a o.'s rights. ili s — To complain of a o.'s wj'ong^—
  
  o Ji,^
  
  J^\i
  
  of.
  
  J^
  
  A ^ililj —
  
  5 ljL_i%j o'j»\!ki
  
  _^Ui
  
  a. o.
  
  To put on two garments, c^/y oy, — To show, to manifest a. th. A _^'l To proclaim, to declare. To render a. o. victoi'ious of. Jp — To divulge a secret to a. o. To appear. _^0jo 2*
  
  To do wrong one to To bear injustice. Whiteness Misuse of
  
  ^^^
  
  another.
  
  j^h
  
  ^
  
  J^'>\
  
  Snow. Wickedness,
  
  of the teeth.
  
  a. th.
  
  ^&'
  
  oppression, tyranny.
  
  zXJ&i CXjdj oCit-J >t' Obscurity, darkness.
  
  The three
  
  ^
  
  *Uiij *Ut'
  
  last nights of a lunar JJaJI
  
  month.
  
  The Atlantic Ocean. oCiiail J^o, Wrong, injustice.^, iL/i ^ *i.^^^j <J^' Unjust, Xj&j ji^j OjiJ,^ 5r ^,lt' tp'annical.
  
  Obscurity.
  
  j^
  
  help, to
  
  overflow
  
  doings.
  
  water. Suspected, suspicious.
  
  To
  
  To To To
  
  evous he
  
  Probability. Suspicion.
  
  To
  
  act wrongfully.
  
  tyrannically towards.
  
  To
  
  opinion.
  
  Opinion. Conjecture.
  
  Mark, indication
  
  To
  
  (river).
  
  To wrong,
  
  thirsty.
  
  Thirsty place.
  
  To
  
  )
  
  a. th.
  
  'liilij ^llAfe
  
  Tyrant, oppressor. j^^j ^V^ Vexed, oppressed, wronged. ^^iii?,
  
  ^^
  
  Male
  
  ostrich.
  
  oUAli'
  
  ^ ^It
  
  Property unjustly ravished. *^:^ Milk drunk before it coagulates. Dark. Nefarious. Bad (day). ^^iLi Dark green (plant). To be «uij \^ a ^li^
  
  h^j
  
  thirsty.
  
  To desire a. th. earnestly. Jl — To alter a. th. (heat). s \^]j '\^ To jade (a horse). Thirst. Earnest 'i;.lij 'UJil ^ '^ ,
  
  desire.
  
  Life-time.
  
  sCi-JI
  
  '^
  
  )
  
  I> He came
  
  <j.'j4^_ lj«ii.
  
  to us with his family, his followers.
  
  Saddle-camel. Neglected.
  
  ;/ji
  
  juT
  
  ^
  
  Auxiliary, protector. Broad-
  
  ^_,4l^
  
  J^^
  
  backed. Having a pain in the back. Midday, noontide. "^j*^' "^j "O^^ Party, company. Narrow' side of a feather. Saddle-cloth, housings. Sjljii' •• Outside of (a garment). Sj^
  
  j^
  
  •^
  
  Carrier's pad.
  
  Appariiion, outburst.
  
  <
  
  j>Jl»'
  
  Feast of the Epiphany.
  
  j^^\
  
  Declaration, manifestation.
  
  juc
  
  J^\
  
  External, outward. Conspicuou3. _^u»
  
  Appearance, outside. Family, tribe, j»\'^j
  
  >
  
  u»
  
  (
  
  jjJ^^Ljj jT^^^kjj
  
  To show a. th. To boast, to ^ ^(k7 make a show of. They backed 0. another. ^^| _^(ijj To ask succour, help, ^ Jj ^^'A To be ready, disposed to. J — To gain mastery over. jp — To prepare (a beast for »j s — riding. To know (a book) by heart. )
  
  ^'
  
  Back. Upper, olS^l^j J&\} jj^' ^ outward part of a. th. Back of a beast. Deck ( of a ship ). Litteral
  
  meaning of (a book). Having a numerous
  
  ^
  
  i^fiS^
  
  Prominent eye. Pi. Heights, mountains.
  
  business.
  
  He
  
  is
  
  J
  
  He has heart.
  
  _^lLjl
  
  out, looking-place.
  
  Possessing saddle-beasts. Coming at the point of midday. Big and strong-backed. repel, to di'ive
  
  a. 0.
  
  ^^
  
  ^
  
  on the eve of his
  
  Outwardly, manifestly. 'sykQij 'Jr*0» He has recited it by heart. \'jA\^ 'eVjs
  
  To
  
  jj
  
  tifully.
  
  departure.
  
  Apparently.
  
  Look
  
  _^, j.^ u ji^ Sf
  
  Do not forget my He has given boun-
  
  Cj\jtL\^
  
  _,4^l J-sJ
  
  household.
  
  5
  
  (jy^ a o
  
  _,iJa^
  
  _^}, :u«j
  
  —
  
  _^|u; ciUi -^
  
  recited it
  
  by
  
  *js
  
  las. 1
  
  'yk
  
  J«>
  
  J^ ^^
  
  JV^
  
  Rear (of an army). ^juu ji^l Top of a mountain. Jr^J'^ri^'' Back of the hand. lifeOI j^ ^ He is well backed. ^^ ij •^ He wearied him. j^+tT _r*^ ^ He lost courage. 5;^4li ^jjl, < Look out Out of the way ilj^t !
  
  !
  
  away.
  
  He gi-asped l^il^j i^j ui^. him by the skin of his neck.
  
  Sliil
  
  Corpse in putrefaction. -c^ ^ Honey. ut^^'J, Wild jasmine : virgin's bower. oUlli Full of wild jasmine (ground). sCk/;
  
  In their midst,
  
  Narrow
  
  amongst them.
  
  side of a feather. cXJi^
  
  Midday, noontide.
  
  Having a pain
  
  ^ j:^ ^
  
  in the back.
  
  Help, assistance, backing.
  
  Backing, asisisting. Family, Furniture. Family, tribe.
  
  \
  
  _^li' J^y^,
  
  j^ -ij^
  
  ly^'^
  
  —
  
  j^t
  
  It^
  
  C
  
  J\fr
  
  JL.P
  
  )
  
  t To open (a road). To give a slave to a. o. To apply to. To devote o/s to (the
  
  To
  
  jCt
  
  To gurgle
  
  a^tl
  
  bucket
  
  A s S
  
  self
  
  J
  
  jl»j
  
  enslave, to treat a. o. like a
  
  slave.
  
  To
  
  a
  
  — To
  
  use, to
  
  take
  
  jklitl^
  
  Neck
  
  s juii-:(j
  
  ol^fj *Q>^J
  
  J^i'Sj
  
  Slave, servant.
  
  -h^^
  
  T -^
  
  Negro.
  
  •<>•
  
  Heliotrope, turnsol.
  
  Kind of melon.
  
  ^,\
  
  %s\
  
  "
  
  SS
  
  illtj
  
  -4^ °
  
  ^l^^j «^J>"
  
  Actjea, bane-
  
  •^
  
  •r^.^S jLi *i.i4.>
  
  berry.
  
  Slave-born.
  
  ;^|_j
  
  Strength. Perseverance. Relating ( o/ip. to 'j\3 j ) s^Xt to men, to slaves^ Servitude, slavery,
  
  ^; ajp fjis.
  
  ^
  
  ^olt
  
  "iji^s-j «^^r'^J *i-^i*
  
  Devotion, godliness.
  
  * -
  
  <>-j
  
  (sea).
  
  —
  
  C;Cfr
  
  to (wine).
  
  /b
  
  y_f{Si
  
  Light of the sun. ^.; lu l^j '^ of a sleeve. i_)Uc ^ wt ^Waistcoat-pocket. Arm-pit,breast. Berries of the common cherry. ,jj, Croton villosum. Alkekengi. '^ -^j i_)Ct The drinking of water without vesse'. Swollen waves, billows. vjCi To break out into words. iJCc *!j&' Pride, haughtiness. Glorying.
  
  ^
  
  Blood-horse. Rivulet.
  
  To
  
  *_.JLjlij ,-
  
  ^A'l
  
  *
  
  (army). ^Zt. Cloak of camel's hair. Fresh,_jls, fly
  
  ness of youth.
  
  To prepare (per"Cs^j /C£ a.\^ -^ fumes). To set in order ( furniture, fi>
  
  Old standard coins. *i-^ VSO^ Tribes of christian Arabs. iCt Belonging to a christian >^?Q^ tribe.
  
  Obedience. Worship, piety,
  
  siCt
  
  godliness.
  
  troops).
  
  He does
  
  not care about Burden, load. Bag. Like, equal.
  
  ^ *CJJ
  
  it.
  
  ^
  
  »Ci1
  
  'C&1
  
  ^
  
  l/«
  
  '^.p
  
  '^pj
  
  —
  
  Hair ^c^ -tf-j iLt ^ X^iS -^^ of(Sj 'Ct or woollen striped cloak. I
  
  Parties of men, animals, juivlcj -^St^ going at random.
  
  Enslavement.
  
  iCJii.l.lj
  
  Piety, godliness, devotion.
  
  Worshipper.
  
  oJ^>j iUtj
  
  j
  
  i;
  
  jciv
  
  Sa:^
  
  ^ jj>
  
  Pious, godly.
  
  Place of worship, temple, juU/^ ^ sanctuary. Beaten, trodden (road). Honou-
  
  s.'aj>
  
  Way,
  
  road, path.
  
  To busy
  
  o."s self
  
  jl'/»
  
  LiLS
  
  about
  
  (i'J.
  
  a c-*
  
  -ft-
  
  trifles.
  
  To laugh, to scofl" at. To prepare a dish made
  
  v_;
  
  i£lf
  
  j
  
  —
  
  c^i
  
  with dried curd.
  
  To mingle,
  
  to
  
  Sport, play.
  
  <>•
  
  mix
  
  a. th.
  
  To no
  
  with.
  
  i_j
  
  avail, non-
  
  A —
  
  c^
  
  sense.
  
  red.
  
  Enslaved, reduced to
  
  j,imij
  
  —
  
  slavery.
  
  Worshipped.
  
  Idol.
  
  i^Ii;:
  
  To elapse (time). \'j^lj o J^ ^ To dwindle away (generation). To ci'oss, to pass over (a ^ — S'S^s.
  
  I'iver
  
  and swell
  
  rise
  
  1^
  
  one draught.
  
  To be addicted
  
  as a slave.
  
  Man.
  
  in
  
  obe-
  
  a. o.
  
  V-ft
  
  gulp, to swallow
  
  invite a. o. to God's
  
  dience.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  water
  
  worship of God).
  
  (filled
  
  ).
  
  ).
  
  Uselessly, to no avail.
  
  Ci^ Dish made of dried curd. cJjiS ^ *Lis Rabble. ^IcJI "iijS s xl^jLs'j o'ij^lj SiCt o J^ -J^ worship, to serve (God). 5 XpIj jup To enslave ; to render
  
  To
  
  submissive.
  
  ^
  
  Wayfarer
  
  passenger.
  
  :
  
  Elapsed (time). Weeping man, woman.jj
  
  j^J^
  
  ^
  
  sj^ li
  
  it
  
  a{y\
  
  Wayfarer passer along.
  
  jl
  
  j\s.
  
  J* j
  
  U
  
  j^j: jj
  
  ;
  
  Ewe
  
  itr
  
  C
  
  J:^ Explanation. Style, interpretation of the thoughts. Trope.
  
  or goat one year
  
  J Cc ^
  
  j^
  
  old.
  
  Compound perfume. Numerous, -^S^J J.S*^ w ( Jjr** '^J ^ Crossing of a river
  
  Means
  
  j^j,
  
  —
  
  -'i^
  
  of crossing, as
  
  "i'jKS -^j
  
  J^
  
  bridge, feriy.
  
  JlC
  
  ,
  
  dream). — To shed tears. \yic. a j>tj lint To convey a. o. across a river, s jXi He expressed his mind. <_iJ J lit v?p — To explain a. o.'s mind. o5o The affair has been above ^vt jj —
  
  ^
  
  his strength, ability.
  
  consider, to ponder
  
  over.
  
  To watch
  
  jk',J
  
  Regarded.
  
  Considered.
  
  <•
  
  To
  
  u-Ji^j
  
  (^j^j
  
  ,
  
  j^li
  
  C~ifr
  
  i
  
  ^jS£
  
  -ik-
  
  sternly, to frown.
  
  To contract (the face). A ^J^J — To assume a stern coimtenance. ^_^t^ To be cross-faced. Dried dirt.
  
  ^^SS
  
  warning
  
  by.
  
  To be astonished To shed tears. To relate to a. o. to ask a.
  
  To weigh
  
  o.
  
  -^^l (a
  
  ^^Ut
  
  Lion.
  
  To
  
  u-^h
  
  u-J,^'
  
  ^Ut ^
  
  ^jJ^
  
  u-^'j lion.
  
  better, to
  
  arrange
  
  fi>
  
  (sJs.
  
  o
  
  j^ ^
  
  Conveniency.
  
  To spoil a. To raise (
  
  j^li.
  
  th.
  
  Sj
  
  the dust
  
  *
  
  ).
  
  \JalS
  
  To
  
  i
  
  iait
  
  -M-
  
  befall a. o.
  
  (mishap). '' To ru.sh into fight. ~ vl^' 4 To slaughter (a yoimg j JaSplj iaJ. and fat beast). To slander a. o. To ''''
  
  slay wrongfully.
  
  To To To
  
  dig (a ground) yet unfilled, fit forge a lie against, ip a hlil\j
  
  ravish a. o. in the
  
  bloom of
  
  Mere lie. He is dead
  
  life
  
  ?
  
  — —
  
  Numerous gathering,
  
  ^pj
  
  y^i
  
  ia^lj Jal*1
  
  saffron),
  
  prime of
  
  in the
  
  ^j
  
  -tt-
  
  life.lck^
  
  JS^
  
  j{c-j
  
  Fit to evei-y work.
  
  j^t ^^J^
  
  —
  
  Bold traveller. Strong to jViSs — journey (camel). Tears. ~^J cKr^t ^ ajkC
  
  s^
  
  ^t ^
  
  Regard, consideration.
  
  Warning, example.
  
  j^
  
  Passage, crossing. Explanation of the (meaning of a word ). Passage of a
  
  s^Cc
  
  book
  
  phrase. Style.
  
  That means.
  
  jt. »jLs.
  
  iaL£
  
  Shedding tears,
  
  oC«
  
  Hebraic. Hebrew.
  
  la*
  
  'j^Ccj
  
  :L5Lfrj Cufc
  
  cling to a, th. (perfume).
  
  To
  
  The Hebraic
  
  tearful.
  
  tiJ^iJIj
  
  '4j'^,i
  
  'J^\j
  
  a
  
  j^
  
  -J1-
  
  To remain
  
  be greedy of (man).
  
  To become impregnated with (place).
  
  '4J^ 'J,'!^'
  
  language. Consideration, reflection.
  
  Foolish.
  
  in (a place).
  
  ^jj^
  
  Great number, crowd. ^ji Heat in the eyes causing tears, jiipj —
  
  (death ).
  
  Slaughtered when hi^j hU ^ i*--* young (animal). Fresh (blood, meat,
  
  To
  
  river.
  
  Trifles, falsehood, vanity.
  
  Sturdy, strong.
  
  a. th.
  
  *—
  
  ;
  
  A— Jaj J£ j^\ — ^c oUj
  
  (coins).
  
  Beyond the
  
  ij-j-t^J ^r-}'*
  
  dream)
  
  to explain (a dream).
  
  Stern. Grim-faced. sternly.
  
  ^—
  
  at.
  
  Shore, bank, margin.
  
  Strong
  
  To
  
  To show retake into account, gard, honour to. To get experience from, to take ,^ —
  
  Fro-wning, steraness, of the face.y-^
  
  Looking
  
  s Jc:i\
  
  ff^j
  
  a. o. or a. th. -fy-
  
  Thick-woolled (sheep). look
  
  )
  
  To read (a book) mentally. * jttj J-S To try (money). To interpret (a fu jUj l!nij SjC^ ~
  
  To
  
  ford, passage.
  
  :
  
  ;
  
  Relation,
  
  connection.
  
  -^
  
  jQ»l Regard
  
  shown. Relating, relative. Relatively to.
  
  'jj\^^ ^jUitl^
  
  iir)
  
  (
  
  Jasmine.
  
  To reprove
  
  Narcissus.
  
  To
  
  a. o.
  
  let
  
  s
  
  jilt
  
  (camels) pasture freely. Pasturing by themselves
  
  -fr
  
  bright, fair
  
  i^t o Ci
  
  -«-
  
  complexion.
  
  To be saturated with (atmos- jls
  
  A ^^j —
  
  to put
  
  ;
  
  (th).
  
  ^
  
  a 'cJ; Ji ^ To fill (a sack). To thread (a needle). To load (a gun). To fill up (a bag). To plant a Jil < set (troops) in
  
  order.
  
  <>•
  
  closely.
  
  To be
  
  set in order.
  
  ^ To be
  
  filled
  
  Jju
  
  help
  
  preparing a
  
  0. a. in
  
  -^
  
  See
  
  Desert
  
  *—iCt
  
  Lfr.
  
  annoy
  
  n
  
  \is.
  
  ocS
  
  ^'\>^j ^>^
  
  i
  
  be discontented, angi*y
  
  with a. 0. To blame, to reprove a. o.
  
  To
  
  '^
  
  tick, mite.
  
  4^>j \J^j Q^fJ
  
  ^^
  
  o fc-^ if.
  
  -if-
  
  -^
  
  'tJ^Llj
  
  i
  
  Joiftj Cue_j Crp
  
  Cs^ lie. *j*.,;2^
  
  factured. a. th.
  
  with.
  
  ^a
  
  feilt o
  
  O^
  
  Morsel, parsel. I
  
  To
  
  -fr
  
  *feu*
  
  have tasted nothing at
  
  't^s. cJ'i
  
  (^
  
  all.
  
  A
  
  tree) of its
  
  sti'ip (a
  
  To
  
  leaves.
  
  repel
  
  :
  
  yCJ.
  
  to hold
  
  J^
  
  \
  
  back
  
  -ft-
  
  to
  
  :
  
  cut off a. th.
  
  To bring To be
  
  — To
  
  a. th.
  
  away.
  
  'iJCt
  
  Jitj
  
  ^— J^f-j
  
  >Li a
  
  become bulky. To become
  
  white.
  
  limp, to hop.
  
  C0j5j CCipj Cr^
  
  -
  
  have not trodden oSO OlJ c-i^^ V» upon the threshold of such a one. To put a threshold or lintel A ^H ( to a door). To draw together the tucks of trousers. To remonstrate ip Ctt j 'tJuV jTl* with a. 0. on. 2^
  
  worthy
  
  ty^
  
  jAfr
  
  large, thick.
  
  I
  
  To satisfy a. o. To go far from. To accuse a. o.
  
  ^
  
  _^
  
  g-enii.
  
  Rich carpet. Mere Garments splendidly manu-
  
  To mix
  
  with questions.
  
  Hardness, roughness of language.
  
  To
  
  of
  
  full
  
  of looming.
  
  sti'ong.
  
  -^
  
  To importune a. o. by I'equests. ^ i — To quarrel with a. o. a ^^Ct To insist upon (a question). j c^'^ To repeat (the same words). Moth,
  
  ^is
  
  (mirage).
  
  Beautiful, excellent. Great,
  
  striped garment.
  
  trouble, to
  
  a. 0.
  
  —
  
  jpJij
  
  jlt Oppression of the chest. :c31p Remainder of butter adhering •;XS to a skin. Sending out a perfume. ;ax£ ^ ji£, Crafty. Scar on the face. X^Ut Clever thief. > Saturated. Heavy Jj-i^'j j;?-^' (head) : oppressed (chest).
  
  -^ Gleam
  
  Thick (crops,
  
  forest).
  
  To
  
  be oppressed (chest).
  
  ^
  
  J.'Uj
  
  repast (men of two parties). Share, portion.
  
  Wide
  
  To
  
  To gleam and move about
  
  (skin, bag).
  
  To
  
  •>
  
  Effluvium, exhalation.
  
  set in order
  
  up
  
  j!*
  
  phere).
  
  To have a
  
  To
  
  a
  
  smoke,
  
  :
  
  smell).
  
  J*^*
  
  (cattle).
  
  To
  
  J^
  
  To spread out (a perfume). •^ To satm'ate (a room
  
  s ^Js-
  
  ^ of a blame-
  
  _js.
  
  in
  
  respect of anything-
  
  >^
  
  .-Ji^i
  
  j^l
  
  leaves
  
  )
  
  not-
  
  :
  
  risk.
  
  Slender or fallen leaves.
  
  JCJl ^ jj: Mountain with white rocks. j^^ Granite.
  
  Broad and long arrow-
  
  jj\;j:
  
  ^
  
  iLj,^
  
  head.
  
  To be
  
  Weak,
  
  V
  
  (
  
  :
  
  1
  
  action.
  
  No blame upon him
  
  forth
  
  expanded to drop its (leaves tree). Thick, bulky. Tama- Jup ^ j-tj Jit
  
  \
  
  ^^>
  
  To put
  
  silly
  
  and rude.
  
  x;Ct o _^& -^
  
  ^Ct
  
  tired.
  
  Stupid and rude.
  
  To be
  
  'UC*
  
  thick, big.
  
  Big (hawk). Well proportioned
  
  C.s.
  
  o a>i
  
  -S-
  
  Jjtj oj* :
  
  gi*aceful.
  
  ^^
  
  -ft-
  
  )
  
  db>
  
  '
  
  Hot-tempered. Male ogre. Mishap. To be harsh towards a. o. Strong. Dauntless.
  
  ill
  
  (
  
  ^l-M J
  
  ^
  
  ^j'J{£
  
  ^jj^j
  
  wju_nP
  
  a Ciit A liit
  
  to fold a. th.
  
  (the hair).
  
  Portion of the night. To be Glipj '*JUfj
  
  i j
  
  -fj-
  
  ,jc£.
  
  -ik-
  
  ^
  
  jjjl Ciip
  
  J^
  
  ^lic
  
  jSt
  
  i
  
  To reassume UO:*
  
  o jisj o j5c,
  
  (sit,
  
  free. 5
  
  j5p1
  
  A —
  
  dig and case (a well) with
  
  stones.
  
  To become
  
  old
  
  :
  
  worn
  
  to be
  
  jsi7 -^
  
  out.
  
  Freedom, emancipa-
  
  iJiipj jO:*j jit
  
  jfpj jpp
  
  Beauty. Excellence. Liberty, free-^jit
  
  dom. Freed, free. Old man. girl.
  
  Young
  
  Jil>t
  
  ^ jjU
  
  bird.
  
  Old bow.
  
  VCS^j
  
  Shoulder.
  
  Antiquated,
  
  n yJJiZ'S
  
  .^
  
  censui'e.
  
  X^j Iji
  
  Hold of a door. oCitj »«ip ^ £» Stair, step of a ladder. Ascent of a hill. xH Favour granted. Blame, ^; \^i ^ j^aU, iS.;^ ^jfet
  
  ^
  
  ,
  
  reproof. Complaint, charge. Subject of reproof or s-,^S^\
  
  -^
  
  v^^
  
  quari'el.
  
  ji^_, Jl\'j£
  
  th. for
  
  §,.
  
  old. Excellent. -u^
  
  Noble. Freed
  
  (
  
  slave
  
  ).
  
  ^
  
  j^;j.
  
  Old and good
  
  (wine).
  
  Hunting-vulture. Excel-
  
  jC:p
  
  ^
  
  j^
  
  lent horse.
  
  o j£p -»
  
  lif;:^
  
  fi>
  
  js£
  
  jS£.]j
  
  work) care-
  
  (a
  
  J
  
  J^
  
  ^
  
  itfr
  
  fully.
  
  Implements, apparatus.
  
  jdej Soailj oict
  
  Wooden
  
  drinking bowl.
  
  Ready
  
  for a race (horse). Strong, sturdy.
  
  hand, ready. come.
  
  -^
  
  ortj jcp
  
  Future, to
  
  o.^
  
  sx^
  
  Scent-box.
  
  To quiver (lance). Cl^ifj Ij^ To sacrifice (sheep). To get strong, sturdy.
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  ijtt
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  Origin. Slaughtered beast. Species j^
  
  Old and exquisite (wine, perfume ).j2iJ Antiquities.
  
  ol2!i>i
  
  To attack the enemy, (fec^ it££ To rush for biting (horse). He rushed for striking iJ^^ *:!£ j
  
  <>•
  
  -ft-
  
  I'ush upon him for yi^ cl£ doing mischief. To persevere in a design. ^pj To become sour ^j^j ^i^cs. i
  
  To become
  
  of
  
  marjoram.
  
  He came back
  
  to his
  
  o^p
  
  —
  
  iU
  
  J)
  
  natui'al disposition.
  
  Family, relations. Necklace of
  
  —
  
  him.
  
  To
  
  (wine, milk).
  
  ^y^
  
  the future.
  
  — At
  
  ^ -
  
  w5u5
  
  Reproved. Blameworthy. To be at hand, silitj prepared. To provide, to prepare
  
  To perform
  
  tion.
  
  Oldness, antiquity.
  
  Young
  
  request
  
  Mutual reproof.
  
  (flocks).
  
  To
  
  To
  
  a. o.
  
  -
  
  To grow old. To be binding on a. o. (oath). it — To render (wine) old. jj a jSpIj j!p To fi'ee (a slave). To set (a prisoner) better
  
  please
  
  a favour from.
  
  Prone to
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  To
  
  a —
  
  for a
  
  Disagreeable thing. Defect. Hardship.
  
  brightness to thiive. To outrun the others (horse). To be old (wine).
  
  start (a horse).
  
  leave an even road rugged one.
  
  -ft-
  
  freed (slave).
  
  To
  
  affair).
  
  To
  
  Wicked.
  
  To bend, To pluck
  
  To remonstrate 0. with another. ^\z To pursue a right course. Js»\, To withdraw from (an ^^ jc ~-
  
  sS^t
  
  aromatic beads. Particle of musk. Stock of a tree. Strong. Courageous. Wild jiuc (place).
  
  — Ewe
  
  — To
  
  old (bow).
  
  offered in sacrifice to idols, s^nit
  
  lay violent hands on,
  
  to take
  
  away
  
  forcibly.
  
  A
  
  ^'J{s.
  
  -ft-
  
  Slothful, slow.
  
  j»Cot;
  
  Obscure, dark : dull. To urge a. o. vehe- Jl mently towards.
  
  To importune Harsh,
  
  j;u}'j
  
  5
  
  J\s-
  
  ^
  
  Cit o cnt
  
  jt cn^l
  
  (a debtor).
  
  pitiless.
  
  J^
  
  ^
  
  o^j
  
  J,'*
  
  To
  
  stick to a. 0. (perfume).
  
  Pure, clear, (wine). Old (bow). To draw along to
  
  idiotic.
  
  To
  
  To To
  
  ';CAC:;fr^
  
  be confused in mind, bewildered.
  
  To addict o.'self to. j *rp To annoy a. o. incessantly. js9^ J — To lose the head. To spend reck- ^is lessly. To affect refinement in dress. To feign ignorance. ^s. — Madness, insanity. Idiot, mad.
  
  "CaScs-^
  
  ^^j **V^
  
  c^j *^^j «^^» L^j o Ci
  
  To be proud, haughty. To be strong (gale). To assume insolent airs. \'j~s.
  
  jt^
  
  Insolence, pride.
  
  -i:i-
  
  3^
  
  'J,-*^
  
  haughty. 'jJ-j oiit ^ oiiRebellious, immoderate. -Cxfrl 5- "il^ To freat (wool moth). fi> o 'op -^ To importune, to vex a. o. 5 —
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  'ilill j ''\Xoj lJ\SJ 'dj\t-j (IjiiJ cJp sing in a trilling way. To pretend a. th. : to produce oCJ
  
  deter a.
  
  0.
  
  from
  
  »_^
  
  *
  
  jSt
  
  forcibly.
  
  * —
  
  a (burden). be quick to do >Iji Ji cari-y
  
  a Jit
  
  ilit
  
  evil. •^
  
  We
  
  have shared your
  
  US
  
  cyt*
  
  anxiety.
  
  To exercise the craft of a porter. jSt To remain still in a place. Jiiilj jlij To be pulled, drawn away. jjJl, I
  
  will not
  
  make a
  
  iu;: j!;7
  
  '
  
  Vj du; 'jiJi V
  
  single step to follow you.
  
  lifting
  
  j5t ^ ii» gimlet.
  
  stones. Carpenter's
  
  Crowbar. Prone to evil. Glutton. Rough, wicked. •if-
  
  Porter.
  
  :u^
  
  Porterage. Hired man ; laboui'er. ji^^ Serious disease
  
  -yii.
  
  To
  
  tarry, to
  
  *
  
  To withdraw from
  
  S citl.
  
  'j'jSi
  
  virtue.
  
  ^fpji,U^
  
  J£
  
  i
  
  (an
  
  jc
  
  ^j
  
  —
  
  j£
  
  C.
  
  affair).
  
  Snake.
  
  ȣ&
  
  Viper.
  
  ^ '^ "cj^ ^ *»
  
  oi;ip,
  
  Moth- worm
  
  To drink
  
  away
  
  -JsCSi.
  
  y,
  
  i
  
  delay a. th.
  
  pretexts.
  
  To
  
  ^S^
  
  Clod of earth. Iron-i'od for jj^
  
  Insolent,
  
  :
  
  0.
  
  dijip
  
  ? >l£p
  
  ;
  
  carry a.
  
  —
  
  Hex,
  
  Noble, generous. Unsteady.
  
  pull, to
  
  To become mad,
  
  ^^
  
  Time, space of time.
  
  ;
  
  grub.
  
  ^^Icj
  
  often by small
  
  GJp
  
  i
  
  ^^St
  
  -J^
  
  without acting. A third of the night is
  
  IJ^ o Ji£j a stumble, to trip. it
  
  ^t^
  
  i
  
  o jn^ -^
  
  the
  
  1^
  
  -^
  
  :
  
  a. 0. To render a. o. unhappy To complain of a. 0. to. jjp o^aL. J^ — To make a. th. known to. ic To stumble. To falter (tongue). J^, ^ To become poor, wicked. To be involved in a. th. j — *
  
  2^
  
  jiS^
  
  Js-
  
  ^5p1j
  
  Ji
  
  thu'd of the night.
  
  Ju:^\i Jl~jj J:V\j Cif milked at nightfall (flock).
  
  Wild
  
  ledge of (a secret).
  
  Fortune has forsaken him at^ J^ he has perished. To cause a. o. to stumble, n J^\) JM To decoy, to debauch, to revile
  
  'j^l
  
  to arrive during
  
  first
  
  To be
  
  \jj^j
  
  jijj ^\
  
  elapsed.
  
  To walk,
  
  draughts. IjVi* J IJ2^j
  
  To To obtain know-
  
  He has not been long
  
  ,
  
  The of
  
  ^j
  
  olive-tree.
  
  Darkness. first
  
  Js,
  
  ^ Time
  
  xiitj
  
  ••
  
  X^
  
  third of the night.
  
  nightfall-prayer.
  
  ^p
  
  i
  
  Darkness
  
  of
  
  night. Return of flocks in the evening.
  
  Tardy, late. Stars veiled by dust or
  
  ^^j J?M cX^Sa
  
  j>y>^
  
  mist.
  
  Yielding milk in the evening only (she-camel).
  
  j>J:s.
  
  —
  
  J* A
  
  Rasoal, mischiei-
  
  To cry
  
  out. to
  
  raise the
  
  bellow
  
  To To
  
  (biill).
  
  ^
  
  '^»J'j
  
  To
  
  a
  
  i-umble
  
  (
  
  (a house)
  
  -fr
  
  fji*
  
  i
  
  To grumble
  
  voice.
  
  to
  
  ;
  
  thunder).
  
  raise the dust (wind). fill
  
  —
  
  h^'\j
  
  oUS)l j"
  
  * rr^
  
  -with smoke.
  
  To be
  
  stumble, a
  
  slip,
  
  filled
  
  ^^
  
  Stumbling-block. ;;>-it ' Stumbling, staggering. Jii Wont to stumble. j_^ Place of perdition. Pit jy^l ^ jj^ii for wild beasts. Snare.
  
  ^
  
  o^-iil
  
  r-?^^
  
  Careless, unmindful of the world. ;;j^
  
  Dust, earth. ;
  
  _nic
  
  Obscure trace. JCij ^itj — Wretched, corrupt. Destitute, j^ To be loaded with jfe:iij — jisiip bunches (vine, palm-tree).
  
  bellow,
  
  groan.
  
  •fy-
  
  ^
  
  Omelet, egg-fintter. Dust, smoke. Foolish.
  
  Low
  
  Bough
  
  people.
  
  Dust. Truop of camels
  
  made a raid against them.
  
  ^l'^^ C^btP
  
  rie
  
  He gave up
  
  ^
  
  ^yS\iS
  
  loaded with clusters.
  
  kju
  
  To be abundant. To be
  
  his work.
  
  Male hyena.
  
  utter a cry, to vociferate.
  
  To be
  
  Vociferous, clamorous.
  
  (
  
  To wonder at. J jl ^ CS^ e To excite wonder to. s w4(& To admire, to be pleased
  
  Ij
  
  k^SlP
  
  self-admirer.
  
  conceited he
  
  wonder^
  
  v^-J
  
  vW«t'j
  
  -
  
  ^
  
  wJ,V3«fr
  
  v-?«* <^'^^'i
  
  More wonderful.
  
  v^^
  
  Infected with
  
  prohibit
  
  Small
  
  J^j aU
  
  grape.
  
  To
  
  j^j
  
  jijj.j
  
  j^
  
  a. o.
  
  -ft-
  
  ip
  
  o^Jt
  
  ^ zj^
  
  r^ _^
  
  (judge).
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  .ft-
  
  Ji£
  
  a cA*
  
  perfumed.
  
  jNIanager of pi'operty.
  
  a. o.
  
  Ts
  
  »:n»
  
  j
  
  u»
  
  To fumigate. To perfume a. To excite evil amongst. To be perfumed, fumigated Smoke. ^\'j£ ^
  
  Self-admiring.
  
  Raven. To importune
  
  '^^^
  
  luJCiiill sJjoSI
  
  To ascend (a hill). To smell smoke. To be
  
  ^:*^«^^ ir
  
  Raisin, currant.
  
  'j,liift
  
  CGicj CJp o
  
  Astonishment. Admiration Charming, admirable.
  
  A
  
  yS
  
  cXJis-
  
  ,
  
  extraordinary. Miracle.
  
  -^
  
  (fire).
  
  Wonder, astonishment.
  
  miracle.
  
  j^
  
  callous
  
  fin
  
  To smoke cU^j C^j
  
  tail.
  
  Pride, self-admiration.
  
  Wonder,
  
  o
  
  — To set (a bone) imperfectly. To stitch (clothes). Ja\i — To seek help from. ^j Jsi^ Young of bustard, of snake. oCit Ottoman. Turkish horseman. The Ottoman Empire.
  
  at.
  
  ve^->
  
  C»
  
  To become
  
  Serpent.
  
  is in
  
  his judgment.
  
  root of the
  
  ).
  
  J^ j^
  
  ^
  
  fii
  
  with.
  
  Astound ment. Wonderful,
  
  -ft-
  
  jspj jit jifr
  
  imperfectly set
  
  broken bone (wound).
  
  Clamour, confused noise.
  
  Rump,
  
  >Ut a Jit
  
  Plentiful. Thick, bulky.
  
  To
  
  to
  
  J_^ilj d'^^,
  
  thick, bulky.
  
  FooUsh, stupid.
  
  To admire,
  
  ^^Ij
  
  Wet
  
  Boisterous, clamorous.
  
  How
  
  J^j —
  
  Distress, difficulty.
  
  with
  
  smoke. Cry. clamour
  
  To be
  
  cXMfr»^
  
  a mis-
  
  take. Holy war.
  
  maker.
  
  idol.
  
  th.
  
  is.
  
  —
  
  o'\iS
  
  .
  
  o(is-j
  
  cAfrj,oCit1
  
  smoke Long beard. Length
  
  Ji£
  
  fi>
  
  Jj^
  
  ,
  
  j^
  
  ck%
  
  (food).
  
  oje
  
  crJUt
  
  ^
  
  i^tj
  
  1^
  
  o>ii&
  
  -ft-
  
  U*
  
  -ft-
  
  of the beard. ^;Uxc^ Lie a jipj a
  
  To
  
  i
  
  o
  
  perpetrate" crimes.
  
  Plait of hair.
  
  PL
  
  Plants.
  
  Ji ^
  
  »'jit
  
  sword-
  
  of a
  
  ItY
  
  (
  
  ckOruament
  
  SjUpj
  
  JW»5
  
  Impoteut, disabled.
  
  T
  
  yt-S:^
  
  Wonder,
  
  miracle.
  
  Cj\'y>J>^'f ,-
  
  Importuned by requests. To withhold a. o. C^c
  
  ^
  
  jf
  
  detain a.
  
  ^—
  
  0.
  
  i
  
  t.J^i'J
  
  abstain from
  
  1
  
  ^jj!yj.
  
  ^-^i ~ CijatP O ^JotS
  
  ^uLu ,^
  
  -^
  
  iliJ wijttj
  
  To nurse
  
  jc
  
  *.«iij
  
  patiently (the sick).
  
  To emaciate
  
  <-«?^b *^'
  
  To bear
  
  (a
  
  5
  
  lean
  
  d^
  
  U^^j
  
  ~
  
  a. o.
  
  o
  
  i
  
  kjj?«P
  
  To become
  
  Knob,
  
  j^i'^
  
  ^^ jjki
  
  ^^
  
  \ice.
  
  His external and hidden
  
  ^ z'J^ 'J^
  
  «^?4->
  
  Pumpkin.
  
  <«•
  
  jjiit
  
  Fat, thick. Knot-_,i^
  
  ^ '\^^ ^ _,^1
  
  ted. Filled. -^ Sour, unripe (fruit
  
  Woman's
  
  ).
  
  j^i
  
  veil.
  
  To strip a. o. naked. To be naked.
  
  » i^i^t
  
  -R-
  
  ^S?**'
  
  Naked.
  
  ^j^^h ^Jr-*^ sand.^jU^ ^ Jij>s- ^ To be awkward, jc. j^aU^ - ^j^a -fr x'ude to. To show pride towards. Roughness in speech, behaviour.ijj^
  
  u^
  
  Rest-harrow (plant). To become y^j Ijjip old (woman).
  
  ^i^
  
  oj->tti^j
  
  q wi?ePj a >Ja^
  
  (animal).'
  
  ,
  
  by reason of dearth, possess emaciated cattle. ^JoW\ little
  
  Leanness. Colocynth. 9-
  
  jUtt 'li?tP v» oJsit (j
  
  Emaciated. Dry, lean. Contracted body.
  
  in
  
  ,
  
  "i. /.
  
  (
  
  ^^^
  
  )
  
  U^^j
  
  UotlS
  
  J^
  
  intricate, to confuse a. th.
  
  fi>
  
  Press, hindrance.
  
  -^
  
  j^
  
  is^t
  
  To J^iJj J?tfj
  >^»p a JsftJ
  
  <
  
  -U-
  
  to
  
  5
  
  Ji
  
  .
  
  .
  
  .
  
  o
  
  Jc>bt
  
  Jii^b
  
  J^h J^
  
  precede a. 0. To urge, to press a. To have a. th. done speedily. fi>
  
  o.
  
  j^
  
  offer to a. 6. food hastily
  
  prepared.
  
  Jj>>s-
  
  y>S
  
  deficient (account).
  
  "iyfjL^^ ]jSiM^j
  
  \j»S a
  
  -^
  
  y>J,
  
  J^j
  
  1
  
  J?»*
  
  To be unable to.' ^s. \'jj->J-j ^\'^^j To lack strength for. To refrain from. To find, i jip'lj j^ to judge a. 0. weak. <• To weary, to To lean towards. To weaken, to disable a. He was unable to obtain
  
  0.
  
  »3^j
  
  the thing.
  
  To
  
  be wonderfully
  
  eloquent.
  
  speedily to.
  
  To outgo,
  
  To be
  
  j'j'^j ji»tj o
  
  trouble, to baffle.
  
  perplex, to inconvenience a
  
  a. 0.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  Self-magnification. Rashness.
  
  beast).
  
  To
  
  j^
  
  fatness
  
  (belly).
  
  Sti'eak on the
  
  food.
  
  To
  
  knotted (woodj.
  
  To be wrinkled from
  
  defects.
  
  ^^«'
  
  Middle part of a. th. Handle of a bow. Ua«t
  
  ,
  
  Ivnot in wood.
  
  a—
  
  oUtfr
  
  -^
  
  u
  
  — To bend the (neck). To start quickly. ^Kt^j Cl^^j \^^ — To be thick, bulky. To be i^^p a _^
  
  j>?«i* ^jJ^J. -^
  
  i
  
  follow, to pursue (a business),
  
  eat
  
  ^yj
  
  Sj^
  
  from. procrastinate.
  
  To To
  
  ^
  
  with
  
  veil her head (woman). Protuberance, projection. Species of cucumber.
  
  Road.
  
  To
  
  a. o.
  
  fi>
  
  Old woman. yj^i j^ r jy?<^ Seven days in the latter jy>ui\ j^\iS part of winter. Having large posteriors. '\'y>J. ^ y^\ Eloquence of a discourse. 'J^\ Always backward; impotent. jUi;
  
  \^yff-j
  
  f^ assault
  
  (a sword).
  
  hilt.
  
  To To To
  
  )
  
  To
  
  J j^t
  
  Inability, impotence. Hilt of a
  
  j^
  
  sword. D Deficit. Hinder part of j\^] ^ j^j j?tc j — the body, buttocks. Last word of a verse.
  
  He
  
  is
  
  the last child of
  
  his father.
  
  JjjI 0_^5lP
  
  ^
  
  > ^= Barbarian. Arabs.
  
  Any
  
  llA)
  
  (
  
  people foreign
  
  Date-stoae.
  
  to
  
  ^W«^j J^
  Palm-tree.
  
  oli?»i
  
  ?-
  
  *— i.?«fj
  
  *i?e^
  
  X^i
  
  Foreign origin of an Arabic word. Large bat. Swallow. jS>iSpeaking ^>>b o^i^il ^ J>J^\ Arabic incorrectly. Foreigner. Speechless animal,
  
  cj\%^ t
  
  ''C^-s-
  
  l<^
  
  Persian.
  
  Dotted (writing). Obscure (speech).
  
  The
  
  Locked
  
  J>.'^1
  
  (door).
  
  letters of the
  
  urge, to preclude
  
  Jf^'^ ^jj>-
  
  jsCii
  
  ^t s Jks.]
  
  from.
  
  a. 0.
  
  accelerate (an
  
  j
  
  jk^
  
  j^^~z.\j
  
  affair).
  
  To despatch
  
  (business).
  
  fi> j^;; JUiillj xiitj ji.£
  
  Haste, hurry, readiness. Calf.
  
  brute. Tract of sand without trees. Mute. Silent (waves). ( 5. fl.) J>tl\ Foreign to the Arabs. "jt^'b tf-
  
  To To
  
  Rock. Defective speaking in Arabic.
  
  (^
  
  He punished, he oj^aj j\ *Jju struck him without respite.
  
  *J^j JW-^j
  
  Heifer.
  
  w J?^ ^ xiU
  
  J>?6^
  
  Ji^_, ji^
  
  Thing hastily done. *3ucj xiklj *Iit Food hastily prepared. Clay. Cart, car. JUpIj JWttj J*t ^ ;Iip Wheel, pulley. Kind of ladder. Transitory. opp. to j»T ) J>.U)I Ready, present. (
  
  j^^ j^j
  
  Hasty, expeditious.
  
  j»
  
  alphabet.
  
  To knead a c^s-'^j Citt o ^^J- ^ (flour). To press into a mass. To lean for rising. ^^ ip — To lean on a (stick). To be kneaded (flour). J^^J o^' Dough-paste. ^ o^ i
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  Piece of dough. Crowd.
  
  Kneader
  
  tL>^
  
  ^uiaetj *^^(s- j>
  
  ;
  
  Cj^h j^J^
  
  Speedy, diligent.
  
  Ju^ ^
  
  Bereft of her child
  
  (
  
  mother)
  
  ;
  
  of
  
  Prematm"e death.
  
  J^>JI
  
  Speedy walk.
  
  More
  
  expeditious, quicker.
  
  J?tf
  
  Urging. Js^-CJ ^ Ji^ij Precocious (palm-tree).
  
  Premature
  
  Hastened, huri'ied. Plant for fattening women. To chew. To A (^J-Jj CJtt
  
  oikc »^^l)l jia-ii " •Ci-.t
  
  "Very fat (she-camel).
  
  (fruit).
  
  To
  
  try a. 0.
  
  Electuary, inspissated
  
  My
  
  eyes have not
  
  juice.
  
  To saw
  
  ^
  
  i:«;(»j»
  
  C)^i>>
  
  Unguent. Hashish paste. discord
  
  *^p
  
  ojJ
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  *?tt
  
  To be entangled
  
  (business).
  
  Servant. Bride-
  
  *l*V?.t
  
  ^^j
  
  ^
  
  u^\>-J -^
  
  gi'Oom. Cook. Hedge-hog.
  
  To put
  
  out (a
  
  5
  
  jvUj
  
  ,
  
  Date-paste
  
  ;
  
  suiilJ ^ks. -^
  
  To
  
  test
  
  (a
  
  ^
  
  >?^tj
  
  —
  
  iii^
  
  He has To dot
  
  him
  
  C*
  
  since.
  
  tried,
  
  (a
  
  iLi "Jjt
  
  proved him.
  
  A
  
  J^'Xj Jf.ij
  
  y^jl ,
  
  C4^
  
  o
  
  J^ ^
  
  writing).
  
  To speak Arabic
  
  ^y^JI
  
  incor-
  
  J>^1\
  
  rectly.
  
  o
  
  l^?<*
  
  (?tt -«-
  
  child) to nurse.
  
  To groan (camel). To grin (face).
  
  it.
  
  j^i
  
  sword).
  
  beheld
  
  between.
  
  jii*
  
  bite a. th. for trying
  
  Kneading-trough, ^u; ^ *^i>j ^:f.i^ Various dishes made with flour.^C^i/i
  
  ^1
  
  J^^i-ij J?;i>i
  
  o\»^ of a. th.
  
  ^-^
  
  j=?«^J
  
  ^>(p
  
  silly.
  
  she-
  
  (
  
  camel).
  
  Perinoeum.
  
  The middle
  
  J^
  
  ^
  
  her young
  
  kneading dough. Leaning for rising. Fool,
  
  Jc?5^->
  
  JJ.Qetj ji.*
  
  y^ A
  
  o Wt*
  
  ^lt£j
  
  u*
  
  stuffed Xi\aJ-j ey>tij sjbtP
  
  dates.
  
  Fruit-stone. -^ Dates in lump.
  
  To be
  
  obscure, jp abstruse (language).
  
  To be unable to answer. To mutter. To be impeded
  
  ^^i^V
  
  Jf^-^K in
  
  A —
  
  reading. Persia.
  
  z'^
  
  >,*i=-^lj
  
  Persian people.
  
  ^^|
  
  i,%j
  
  ^GUl ^ ^^j
  
  J^\
  
  ^
  
  Jop
  
  (
  
  Time, season. Beginning or best time of. Calculation, account,
  
  li ^
  
  olat,
  
  J^i-^j
  
  i^'-^^>
  
  Readiness. Ability, aptitude.
  
  iljuiJ,!.
  
  Number, numerous. Reckoned amongst. Equal, lot.
  
  ^
  
  jL5,lap
  
  —
  
  t-jlat^
  
  Heap of sand. To be bold. -^ To dig
  
  »_)_>*
  
  -):{-
  
  VJ-^ o jot
  
  Ijlv*
  
  with a pickaxe. To be well watered jjcpIj
  
  ^
  
  \jjs-
  
  a ja^
  
  (place).
  
  Abundant
  
  rain.
  
  jlitj
  
  Pickaxe, mattock.
  
  To serve a. o. To toil. To tend
  
  (
  
  j^t
  
  jj^'
  
  CJt
  
  *_j 5
  
  i
  
  t^oc «-
  
  To tread
  
  a tlock).
  
  a. th.
  
  ^jVI J ^jlxe-j Clopj CC/Otj To joLU'ney. To have red pimples.
  
  Cjk*
  
  —
  
  ^^
  
  Orobanche, broom-rape
  
  ^^lull ju-1
  
  [plant).
  
  Red pimple
  
  lentil grain.
  
  -^
  
  T^j^i
  
  ;
  
  Lens. Concrete of
  
  pebbles and cement.
  
  '^ji
  
  Aromatized soup of lentils. tXZ^jS Bat's dung used as a medicine. Small
  
  ojujj Ciat
  
  little. yjjj.
  
  ^
  
  ,
  
  (jjatj
  
  ,
  
  ^S\js-j
  
  i
  
  Sjs-
  
  oJ^tj
  
  ^
  
  oot
  
  quantity of fodder. I
  
  have not Olap
  
  jl
  
  Oui.
  
  *4% 3-^j Csat a conjecture.
  
  —
  
  1
  
  thought he was
  
  CiiCo li'ia_p
  
  sincere.
  
  To To
  
  eulogise (a dead person).
  
  prepare, to dispose
  
  J
  
  ilp
  
  5
  
  aclj iop
  
  4>
  
  a. th. foi".
  
  lots
  
  to
  
  ;
  
  i \i\js.j
  
  share a. th. with. The pain of the sting
  
  SiUi
  
  sill]!
  
  was felt anew aftei* one year. To be prepared, disposed.
  
  it
  
  iJSli
  
  .aaij
  
  To multiply, to increase. 3U_j — To exceed the number of. jp SUjj — To be reckoned. To be prepared. jss.\ To rely upon. -^ To be self-conceited, That
  
  '^ IJIA
  
  is not to be *; jiiJ taken into account. To prepare, to be ready to.
  
  C,
  
  J liLLI, Number, quantity. i\js.S ^ ij* Age of man. oLlivl — Computation ; number. Census, iilt
  
  He belongs
  
  to such
  
  0^
  
  ^>_J
  
  ilap
  
  J
  
  ^
  
  a tribe.
  
  Pain of a sting felt aneAV i'js^j ilotafter one year. Great number, abundance. ila**l ^ js Spring well-water. Equal, match. Number a certain number, iap ^ zm> many. Legal period of retirement :
  
  j|
  
  Glu
  
  ci'i
  
  C«
  
  tasted the least thing. Portion of the night. Company jj^t of ten to fifty men. Bit of straw in the eye. ^op Portion. Party of men. oat ^ :<Jlit Gathering. Root of a tree. ^jjS ^ xJjij —
  
  To
  
  5
  
  j
  
  Fit of madness.
  
  Lenticular.
  
  eat
  
  A ^j
  
  haughty. ^j,l
  
  Lentils.
  
  small pustule.
  
  of.
  
  believe, to think a. 0.
  
  To draw ,
  
  ^ iotj Jot at -STo make the cen-
  
  to be such.
  
  li.i
  
  j^iLi
  
  reckon, to
  
  sus
  
  j»t^
  
  iiyjJ
  
  cs's''
  
  .
  
  count, to number.
  
  j^ To
  
  Prepared, ready. Able. Fine sand.
  
  To
  
  Cw«*' 9r *c?fc*-J *i?«^, -* oV'-'
  
  feet.
  
  Sjj jJ
  
  S^-^
  
  s^?^
  
  S3^»tt^
  
  by a foster-mother OrphanT Sinew of the hands, KA^^lj JfJ^ ^ 'CjaJ-
  
  To
  
  Ready, prepared. Female mourner.
  
  A
  
  Child
  
  jjj^
  
  like.
  
  Computed days. Ready to set off.
  
  <>
  
  iU&j
  
  fed
  
  census.
  
  Portion,
  
  OP
  
  )
  
  Milk for suckling an orphan.
  
  (Jatj CSo*
  
  i
  
  J'js-
  
  -ff
  
  :
  
  assigned to
  
  a
  
  woman before
  
  widow she
  
  or
  
  divorced
  
  may many
  
  Pustules on a beautiful face.
  
  again. cj.lj
  
  ot
  
  Apparatus provision. ijj. ^ sop Militai'y equipment supplies, unple:
  
  ;
  
  ments. < Set of tools. Horse's saddle, harness.
  
  Be ready.
  
  sj* j&
  
  \J^
  
  J JsTrustworthy, veracious
  
  ^Jatj "ijS
  
  (witness). Justice, equity.
  
  *3|ac
  
  Tem-
  
  Uniformity. Equilibrium.
  
  Jla;clj^
  
  perateness of weather. Symmetry, proportion. Equinox. Tropic.
  
  Vernal equinox.
  
  Jloit'Vl
  
  [jftrf.^'
  
  "
  
  Equinoctial.
  
  'ti'^l
  
  equivalence, equal Jjjuj division. Levelling. -^ Average.
  
  Equalisation
  
  :
  
  Just, upright.
  
  ^
  
  Jjop
  
  J^Vpj , J:^
  
  Equivalent, equiponderant. 'Vop^ Jjat •^ B.'other in law.
  
  The two husbands
  
  "^
  
  two
  
  oiAj-UI
  
  of a beast.
  
  o'i'iJ^I
  
  of
  
  sisters.
  
  The two burdens SaHdle-bags.
  
  Joii
  
  jl^Sl
  
  JiU>
  
  Equal, average.
  
  symmetry, equi-
  
  *JjC«>
  
  Outlet. Manner of acting. Jjai>:j JjUJ Redressed. Derivate (woi'd). JjjJi> Proportionate, symmetJj^Lij S)^ ;
  
  Jaii^*
  
  Stout.
  
  The corners
  
  of a house,
  
  good health, To be wanted,
  
  In
  
  lost.
  
  To be
  
  To
  
  c^i^l
  
  lusty.
  
  C«a*j C»!ap a
  
  exist not.
  
  oVoi^
  
  JoiiiLi
  
  To be
  
  ^^
  
  •<>
  
  -^
  
  >j*
  
  xito*
  
  a—
  
  a. th. a. o. -^
  
  To
  
  2f
  
  yjsS
  
  put to death.
  
  To deprive a. o. of a. th. To render a. o. destiC»apj
  
  A
  
  5
  
  i^ll^l^
  
  — —
  
  tute (God).
  
  To be
  
  ^aiil^ -^
  
  lost, annihilated.
  
  Nought, non-exif=tence, loss, lack.
  
  Poor, des-
  
  j,'jj.j j,'j^j
  
  ^oc
  
  Total absence.
  
  ^J^j j'^j
  
  'C»a^
  
  ,
  
  ^ j^jS
  
  titute.
  
  Deprived, bereft of;
  
  .
  
  .
  
  .!l
  
  ^ot •
  
  tij^^j
  
  Ji^
  
  o iJo^ ->
  
  \io'j£.
  
  ft,
  
  ^j^j i\Mj Vjc
  
  i
  
  Jot
  
  -fi-
  
  To straighten. s VJi — To treat a. o. equally with. o^. S — To turn aside from, js- Vjjij VJ* — To come back to. J\ s/ji — To equal, to be like to. 5 — To counterbalance j;isiJI j jSlp^ — j(
  
  a
  
  To
  
  litter.
  
  be^straightfoi'ward,
  
  'xJlop o
  
  Jop
  
  upright.
  
  To make
  
  straight, equal,
  
  To
  
  A
  
  Jotlj Jo* counter-
  
  equilibrate, to
  
  poise a. th.
  
  To
  
  direct a. o. in the right
  
  course.
  
  To To
  
  To judge,
  
  ^
  
  Jit
  
  to declai'e (a wit-
  
  without J^^\J
  
  redress a sentence.
  
  'j^a^\
  
  two
  
  oll^l
  
  equilibrate the
  
  *jxljl j,ijS ••
  
  — —
  
  scales of a balance.
  
  To be
  
  Aj
  
  like,
  
  equal to.
  
  To
  
  »
  
  "J
  
  lot j
  
  'iSCU
  
  Jii
  
  counterpoise.
  
  to adjust
  
  two
  
  oi-j
  
  —
  
  things.
  
  hesitate
  
  between two
  
  Vlot ci^l
  
  ojj
  
  JiU
  
  affairs.
  
  ^
  
  To deviate, to stray from. Jjuj^ To be equiponderant. To be mo- JjccI derate, temperate. To be symmetrical, proportionate.
  
  To be
  
  lusty, stout.
  
  JjJlz^i -^j
  
  —
  
  Justice, equity. Justness. Accuracy. Jop
  
  Derivation (of a word). Upright, just, ( m. f. s. pi straightforward. Like, equal, intermediate ; Jlotl average. Requital. Ransom. Like, equal (in
  
  weight,
  
  without. equal.
  
  (wool) with
  
  "iXis.
  
  act equitably.
  
  •<
  
  coiae to nought.
  
  jjS ^ Jop ^ sJi^j
  
  a mallet.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  intellect.
  
  Paii'less,
  
  To beat
  
  To arrange,
  
  deficient.
  
  foolish, destitute of
  
  To lack, to miss To be lacking to
  
  To
  
  Grapnel.
  
  ness) to be trustworthy.
  
  counterpoised.
  
  Temperate, moderate.
  
  ^
  
  i-andom.
  
  Grapnel, harpoon.
  
  right.
  
  librium.
  
  rical
  
  ioj Jatl^ Jotj Jot hand into (a basin) for searching. Acting at hap-hazard, at J\yi\ jiii
  
  a. 0. in
  
  Equator. Pi'oportion,
  
  To plimge the
  
  ).
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  —
  
  Jjotj Jljil ^ Jo* Half a load.
  
  size, value).
  
  VujS-^j — Counterbalance of two bags. J'jS
  
  Bundle, bag, sack.
  
  '
  
  To exceed the bounds. J ^SJ^] To trespass, to ti-ansgress. To jj^ be or become transitive (verb).
  
  To pass towards. To encroach upon the rights To receive (a dowry) from a
  
  \
  
  and the
  
  preserved,
  
  ^jJ^
  
  Lost, annihilated.
  
  To
  
  Aj
  
  abide,
  
  — to stay in A — To manure
  
  ^
  
  Cjopj Cop
  
  i
  
  be at enmity. To spread a ji\^ contagious disease. To race on foot. To be remote to go off. To be uneven (ground). ;
  
  sliow hostility to.
  
  implore the protection
  
  *
  
  d'ji.
  
  —
  
  (a place).
  
  (a land).
  
  To
  
  pull
  
  fit
  
  u-
  
  ip s
  
  jj^i
  
  ^^luLll^
  
  fit oop ( a land). To dig (the ground). To work (a mine).
  
  To manure Aden
  
  in
  
  Yemen.
  
  oj*
  
  Sojourn. Eden.
  
  Paradise
  
  :
  
  ^'j£
  
  gardens of
  
  eternal abode.
  
  Like, similar. Heat.
  
  Tombstone. Stone
  
  Numerous party.
  
  against.
  
  0.
  
  To make
  
  (a horse) to run.
  
  5
  
  —
  
  Heat, run.
  
  Side, shore, country.
  
  Mine, ore. Metal, mineral. Native
  
  hostility.
  
  lop C»j lap
  
  Complaint deferred to a judge, ^jjop Contagious disease. Alike, equal.
  
  SjIapj sjop'
  
  Elevated spot. Margin, 'lop^yluj brink (of a river).
  
  Barren
  
  Swift-running.
  
  lion.
  
  t^iCll
  
  oO
  
  il^ ^
  
  »r >j-^ place of
  
  ^j^ c^jjjt
  
  ili
  
  a. 0.
  
  \jSj *|jjuj Oljopj Ijop o Iop a. th.
  
  away,^
  
  j
  
  CIjopj
  
  IjIip
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  from.
  
  To transgress, to trespass ^pj upon. To neglect a. th. To run, to rush on. J* To jp tSj'j^ij Cljap'j
  fi>
  
  — ~ ~*
  
  act wrongfully towards.
  
  To be hostile to. J iIp a ^op To make a. 0. to ci'oss, to fi>j 5 jj£. pass. To render ( a vei'b ) transitive. ^ To cross (a river). To deter a. 0. from. ^^ 5 — Do not mind him. il£ op To treat a. o. as 5 slop j sliCU i^itt an enemy.
  
  ^^^ To
  
  hit successively
  
  two
  
  cjjuo ojJ
  
  —
  
  animals of the chase.
  
  Hinderance. Injustice. _^!0I ji\'ji
  
  hardships. offence.
  
  o^C^ place,
  
  Miner, worker of a mine. run.
  
  oU-^
  
  Sides of (a tablet).
  
  Trespass, transgression,
  
  —
  
  ;
  
  turn
  
  Runner. -Ijp Troops beginning the attack. ;jj^ Name of an Arab tribe. Foe, enemy, itij -latl ^ sjap ^ jji The greatest foe. jjS i^jil Running. Enemy. siop ^ ili
  
  of time, its
  
  ^ vl-J
  
  X^ijJ-j
  
  Pickaxe.
  
  To
  
  Unevenness of a '\jjjsaddle, seat. Remoteness. Hindrance. f\jjj. ^i I came on ^O^ J«- iii?-, riding uncomfortably. Hardship. jii)l sijop
  
  The changes
  
  ^
  
  Metalhc (substance), metal. -j ju> Mineral (kingdom) mineralogical.
  
  — To
  
  soil.
  
  Hostile party. Distance,
  
  iIp
  
  olJ^
  
  production, a Excellent.
  
  Injustice, oppression.
  
  Save, except {adv).
  
  J
  
  o^Vp
  
  ,?
  
  bucket.
  
  Hostile party.
  
  Enmity,
  
  oIjIop
  
  Patch on a leathern
  
  covering of a well.
  
  oU>
  
  o Ji
  
  Keeping to the same o^^ji pasturage (camel). Shore of the sea. Bank of a river. Space of seven years.
  
  The
  
  o'j^
  
  out (a rock).
  
  To
  
  of a.
  
  ^ lUI
  
  ^iU)lj
  
  lost ones.
  
  it
  
  wife.
  
  To To
  
  \
  
  '
  
  Jl ^SJ^^ of.
  
  The things j
  
  mIupIj ^Jju
  
  To To To To
  
  start (a horse). infect a. o.
  
  with (disease).
  
  act wrongfully towards. help, to assist a. 0. against,
  
  s
  
  jm
  
  t
  
  — jp — ip s —
  
  ^
  
  S
  
  To To
  
  s ijiip j'j£
  
  circumcise (a child). bridle (a
  
  uj » Ijli^j Ijlit
  
  o
  
  i
  
  —
  
  of the
  
  jjj.
  
  jiV^j /JS (of
  
  a
  
  /js
  
  down). efface the traces (of a
  
  To
  
  :
  
  house).
  
  To be
  
  To
  
  inexcusable.
  
  ;
  
  *>
  
  —
  
  J
  
  jSs']j
  
  ;
  
  business).
  
  effaced (design, trace). a.
  
  jjif.\j
  
  o.
  
  complain.
  
  To be
  
  apologise
  
  for.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  The
  
  first
  
  utterer of^>ifeJI
  
  \'S»
  
  jlip
  
  j'Sl jj]
  
  this sentence.
  
  Down
  
  covering the j^ ^ j\'Se. Cheek-strap of a bridle. Brand on a camel. He has thrown off all shame. j\'S»\\ Excuse. jjLc ^ ;3lip
  
  Cheek.
  
  cheeks.
  
  ^
  
  Lock
  
  of hair
  
  :
  
  horse's
  
  J'JJ.
  
  ^
  
  tjjj.
  
  forelock. Prepuce. Circumcision. Virginity.
  
  Human
  
  excrement. cKj-^ -r Sjit Refuse of wheat. Court-yard. Dunghill.
  
  Apologising for ; advocate. JjJ ^ j^Ji Feast for the circumcision i\^\i of a child. Difficulty, impossibility.
  
  yjj^ Sjiicjjiip
  
  Excrements. Pain in the throat. ^il>c ^ jj'^'^ Virgin. Scaven^j\jjj ^'jjs ^ Aj'sc ger's daughter. Virgo [Zodiacal sign ). Unbored pearl. Untrodden sand.
  
  The Blessed Virgin Mary. Excuse.
  
  ^
  
  (a
  
  hinder
  
  jc
  
  i_ilur-:ij
  
  •ijluJI
  
  ^Jjs.
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  ^ss^S-
  
  Jjjj
  
  a ^jj.]j
  
  be sweet, palatable, be overspread with green moss (water).
  
  jiriil.
  
  Menses of women.
  
  rcSoiJ
  
  iUSJ
  
  — To
  
  ^ j-i^^i jIILp'i
  
  ^iu: ^
  
  JjS
  
  \
  
  a. 0. from.
  
  To
  
  excusable,
  
  Excuse. Plea. Virginity.
  
  To
  
  it jjiij
  
  (affaii-).
  
  To To
  
  jc^j luii
  
  abstain from eating. Clip thi'ough excess of thirst.
  
  To neglect
  
  impossible to
  
  oiS/J it
  
  stony (ground).
  
  s j'jj.]
  
  jircumcise (a child).To put
  
  *^3ii>:
  
  '^^'-j-i
  
  n Ferry-boat.
  
  the cheek-strap to a horse. To draw back. To ^p Jji£.\j j!u; excuse o.'s self, to apologise for.
  
  To be To be
  
  oii i/Cua
  
  — To
  
  excusable.
  
  To
  
  tf^Cill
  
  shelter.
  
  Oppressed. *rip Transitive (verb). Unjust tyrannical.
  
  Uneven
  
  To be
  
  places.
  
  :
  
  defile a. o.
  
  "C^S^
  
  Contagious (disease).
  
  Passage
  
  (child).
  
  To allege bad excuses. To grow on the cheeks boy
  
  in a transitive
  
  sense. Transitiveness of a verb.
  
  Rugged, uneven
  
  horse).
  
  To have a complaint throat
  
  Use of a verb
  
  'ojot o
  
  i-j'j^
  
  a
  
  <-jJi-
  
  s
  
  ^jS
  
  (,jS
  
  chastise, to torment, to
  
  torture a.
  
  o.
  
  To have, to find sweet water, ujjic'i To clean a (water-pond). a — To get rid of. ^s dilJJ i_iit1 To be punished. To suffer. kSjJo -^ To hang down the ends of a iJj^[ turban.
  
  To draw sweet water. To give sweet water to a. o. To find a. th. sweet, palatable. Palatable.
  
  i_,iap
  
  ^
  
  lyot
  
  Motes, particles. Treetj'JSj «_iJIp bi'anch. Rag used by women-mourners.
  
  Ends
  
  of a turban.
  
  Covered with motes, green
  
  moss (water). Green moss, Cj^'jS ^
  
  ^S£
  
  ti'JSj "CSs-j oli*
  
  duckweed. Tip of the tongue. Strap of (a whip), string of
  
  End of a turban. Chastisement. Pain,
  
  cj^'jS
  
  (
  
  ^
  
  Xj'jS
  
  a balance).
  
  tjli'\
  
  ^
  
  i_/lap
  
  supplice.
  
  Abstaining from eating
  
  <^jjSj ujili
  
  through excessive thirst. Sweetness of water.
  
  *Jj^
  
  More palatable (water).
  
  ^Jjs-]
  
  To excuse
  
  :
  
  to free a.
  
  o.
  
  from blame.
  
  ^j, To To
  
  le
  
  (
  
  be scabby (camel).^_j,l^ o i ^^ afflict, to disgrace 5 'J.^
  
  '^
  
  -fr
  
  —
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  a. o.
  
  To manure To utter
  
  — To
  
  » j'pj
  
  (a field).
  
  \X^,3 '^j\^ j(tj,\j\ji S^ a cry (ostrich). <• To low. To be deliled (dwelling). ^] To be restless iu bed. ji^ To address a. o. humbly. ^ j\s\i 'J^\ To spread (scab). S*^'Mange. Vice. Madness. Dung. Dirt. Scabby. Dung of birds. Scab of camels. s'.ij jl Scab, mange. j/J-j Sj-^' Scabby. Small^ »|^t ^ ^1 i
  
  ^
  
  humped
  
  (camel).
  
  Prostitute, harlot.
  
  Retaliation.
  
  ySjl
  
  Buphthalmum^ ox-
  
  jV^i.
  
  eye (plant).
  
  Prematurely weaned
  
  Sjl^*
  
  ^ ~ j\'ji
  
  _j_,c:
  
  Bellowing.
  
  Disgracing his family, SjjjGtj jjjVsCrime. Annoyance. Fine, ol^i^ :r v*^ Blood-price. Treachery. Scabby defiled. j/j'*^" Beggar addressing humbly. 3^;i ;
  
  ^^^
  
  Juniper-tree.
  
  Summit, top of a
  
  "^
  
  ^'S* t C^I^
  
  mountain. Mountain-cypress. Parti-
  
  Stopper of a bottle.
  
  Fat (camel). Noble,
  
  "i'J-'j^i
  
  ^f.\^£
  
  ^
  
  -fr
  
  ^ oaiJ
  
  Food, drink of
  
  men and
  
  Tall, strong
  
  s^^rj*
  
  (
  
  SJS
  
  i
  
  eat a. th.
  
  ^
  
  c^'i
  
  Cilic
  
  C-
  
  beasts, oj'it JJ'JJ.
  
  - JJs,
  
  -fr
  
  j'ip
  
  -fr
  
  j'ji^j
  
  —
  
  camel ).
  
  To
  
  ti"im (a
  
  ^
  
  Jjlpj,C3afr
  
  i
  
  palm-tree).
  
  To mark
  
  (a ewe) with red wool.
  
  To stigmatise
  
  »
  
  a. o.
  
  ^i^.
  
  °alm-tree loaded Jl'itj j'itl with dates.
  
  Raceme
  
  of dates
  
  ;
  
  Jj'otj Jl'itl
  
  bunch of grapec. Mark made with red
  
  JJ>^
  
  2^
  
  ^
  
  j'Jlt
  
  ,-
  
  J-^^
  
  sJiitj *J'it
  
  wool. find fault
  
  J j*j
  
  5
  
  with, to upbraid a,
  
  ,v'ifr
  
  To blame
  
  be blamed.
  
  o
  
  1
  
  J'j*
  
  -J^
  
  o.
  
  S^
  
  J'^tlj
  
  o.'s self.
  
  Blame, reproof. Days of intense
  
  JliiSj Jj*j
  
  Jit
  
  J j*
  
  ^•''1''
  
  CiViri>i ^ij'lj
  
  heat.
  
  Reprover. Severe censor. Anus. Blamed.
  
  iJli^j
  
  Jltitj
  
  Jo/ ^
  
  jr^tj
  
  Jj'-i^j
  
  iJllitj
  
  To chew
  
  Jiii *'
  
  ^
  
  iJI
  
  'it
  
  J*i«'j Jj'ii*
  
  S^
  
  Bountiful, lavisher.
  
  defend
  
  tion of the nose.
  
  ^ (jSi
  
  taste (food).
  
  have Csl'it Vj CsjJuT Vj not tasted anything.
  
  ;j^ To
  
  Might. Root. Stranger (to a tribe).
  
  Ill-nature.
  
  (horse).
  
  To
  
  dot
  
  i
  
  ^'ip
  
  -{^
  
  o.'s self.
  
  ~ To blame a. o. Wont to bite (horse).
  
  is
  
  j^ji
  
  j.\ji
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  j^jJS
  
  Biting in words (man).
  
  chief.
  
  To be
  
  1
  
  To
  
  (child).
  
  Crime. Shame.
  
  ^
  
  Excused. Circumcised. Affected j/jln with angina.
  
  in
  
  good
  
  %JJ,i
  
  
  ^^'^e-
  
  -^
  
  Arabic (language). To be a true
  
  Arab (man). To be disordered (stoC^i a ^ymach). To be swollen, to leave a scar (wound). To swell (river). To point out to a. o. the jp A ojt unseemliness
  
  Biting. Flea.
  
  J^''jS
  
  Blame, reproof. To be wholesome
  
  vj'-^ (air,
  
  ij'ji
  
  t "^.M o Tic
  
  -fr
  
  country).
  
  To be
  
  5j\ it J itj i5 ic a i^.it healthy, remote from water (land).
  
  To hold
  
  (a country) as
  
  A
  
  tS'i^-"l
  
  healthy.
  
  of.
  
  To speak out on behalf of. & — To Arabicise (a word). ,J^s.]j — To use good Arabic style. To prune (a palm-tree). To scarify (a hoi'se). .
  
  fit
  
  Healthy, wholesome
  
  t?,J*J />'*
  
  (climate).
  
  Salubrious country.
  
  *iitj *i,ipj Slit u>jl
  
  '
  
  1 )
  
  To
  
  be perplexed, confused
  
  ^.J^
  
  •*>•
  
  J^'j^i J^'jS.
  
  -if-
  
  (man).
  
  I
  
  To climb up
  
  (a tree,
  
  \
  
  wall).
  
  To
  
  give an earnest to.
  
  Oii}^
  
  TT
  
  P^j
  
  -^i
  
  d^.J'i
  
  Ji'jl
  
  rs
  
  woi'd.
  
  -S-
  
  To adopt the customs ^'Jj^\^ yj'jh of Arabs. To become a naturalized
  
  ^A'J-i ^y.J-
  
  Earnest-money. Pledge. cnjji-j -(f-j To tan a hide with a plant. ^I'J- ^ Plant for tanning red. ^'ji To ascend ^ J (?.\iL»j ^/J- o
  
  Arab.
  
  Arabs
  
  ^^
  
  The genuine Arabs, People of foreign
  
  ^^
  
  -rj^i
  
  much water
  
  rrj''
  
  Arab
  
  building).
  
  To make (a building) to incline. * ^^ To halt, to stop in (a place). yJ'j^ij — To undertake (a work). To tm'n from to leave a. th. ^s, ^^ To render a. o. lame (God). 5 rS*^ To feign lameness. ^jUj To be inclined on one side ?rS*'l :
  
  :u^
  
  (well).
  
  ^^ ^
  
  '4;j^
  
  barley.
  
  i^^p SSJ
  
  :w^l
  
  s^j_\s] ip^j iJ(^'\
  
  t
  
  Jit
  
  Vj.0*^
  
  desert. Bedouins.
  
  Swollen, overflowing
  
  ^—
  
  to forsake.
  
  Desinential syntax.
  
  yjS^J ^J,**
  
  his lameness i>^p !iX^ I
  
  r-i^j ^r^^J
  
  j>
  
  *»lrSJ
  
  U
  
  Swift river. Soul,
  
  cJ^.^^j
  
  ^'^ t vS^
  
  Carriage, car, wagon.
  
  Coachman,
  
  'W-^
  
  VS^ ^ •if-
  
  r^^f-
  
  \
  
  '
  
  j
  
  (on cloth). dye with saffron, henna.
  
  ^ To
  
  Bough of a palm-tree, j^ \Ji. ^ d^jsTo grow ( tooth, \:>/J. o ^'J. ^
  
  genuine Arab. horses.
  
  There is nobody ^^J^ at home.
  
  j\
  
  jQIj
  
  I.
  
  Declinable (word). j
  
  '
  
  I
  
  ^
  
  -'1*
  
  Godmother.
  
  Full blood Arabian
  
  river).
  
  Crooked palm-bough. iy>-'J-3 oi^ To strike with a stick. ff^ ^'J,
  
  carter.
  
  Godfather.
  
  State, qualities of a
  
  j^'\
  
  Midday. Eating but once a day. 'QJ^^ Noxious snake. c.\>^\ ^ ^rvi^' Place of TJ JLUij ^j,UJ ^ ^r'S^^J k-^-', ascent. Ladder, stairs. Night of the Ascent "^ ^r'S*!^' amongst Moslems. Sloping (land). Bending (of a ^'J^
  
  figm-es
  
  ol^cl^
  
  mind.
  
  wS*'
  
  Declivity. affair.
  
  Gramma-
  
  tical analyses.
  
  c^Wj-i -rj^
  
  Lame. ot?-^j -^y- ^ *V?-^ Crow. -^ Knave (at cards). Female hyena.
  
  plant).
  
  »-/r^
  
  (river).
  
  stray from Lameness.
  
  To imprint
  
  White
  
  Arabs of the
  
  :
  
  Bad
  
  '^.'js-
  
  iTj^ vS^
  
  naturalized
  
  of true Arabian
  
  tongue. Unsettled
  
  to deviate.
  
  Straying.
  
  vS*-* V.lr*
  
  ij^s-j
  
  tijkiL'j
  
  Arabic, Arabic language. The science of the Arabic
  
  '
  
  is
  
  ;
  
  blood.
  
  ;
  
  How great
  
  '?
  
  Disordered (stomach). Yielding
  
  lean on one side
  
  To
  
  '
  
  descent, or mixed amongst the Arabs.
  
  -r'^
  
  ^^
  
  setting (sun).
  
  (
  
  v^
  
  o'J^frj '^j'j^j
  
  of the desert. Bedouins.
  
  ^a ladder).
  
  To be carried up. o To limp. To be lame. (^^ a ^^j To incline towards ^'J. o !r^J a
  
  To
  
  cr\f
  
  To give an earaest. hS*1> ^j^ To afford (clear arguments). ^_, kJ^'S To express o."s mind clearly. a— To pronounce the final accents of a
  
  '
  
  vS** Expressing his mind (clearly), ^^l^ Possessing true Arabian horses. Arabicised (word). ^j^ jTi'ji -HTo be unsociable, quarrelsome. Quarrelsome, ill-natured, jl, ji>j jlo^
  
  Male viper red serpent. Custom, use. ;
  
  To entangle
  
  :
  
  V^
  
  to disturb a. o. i ^_J.
  :
  
  (
  
  Halting place.
  
  u^^^j
  
  To J J,'J. \j J.^j make a vine-stalk. To roof (a house). To
  
  d^'j.
  
  i
  
  lee
  
  u-S'"'
  
  J-'J-
  
  raise (a
  
  fi>
  
  «•
  
  —
  
  To prop the
  
  * ^Sjh ^J- ~
  
  stalks
  
  of a vine upon a trellis.
  
  To
  
  case in stones the lo-west^ Ci.^ part of (a well).
  
  —
  
  i
  
  (
  
  ;
  
  (grapes).
  
  *^3^J tA^'^J J-jy-J ur-'lr*''! T J-IA Throne of God, of a king. Arbour Nest
  
  on
  
  a
  
  Might.
  
  tree.
  
  power. ji^ Bier for the dead. Wood for casing the upper part of a well. Side of the neck. j-Vj^Sj ^'y^ Instep. Ear. Trellis, shed. <> Carriage-^i^c
  
  rr
  
  ^
  
  J^'J-
  
  j-ij-
  
  shaft.
  
  Litter for Avomen.
  
  J^\'J-
  
  -^
  
  *^^^J
  
  Vine-arbour.
  
  ~
  
  ^^.J-
  
  Sheltered by an arbour. J^jj^^j cA^ Upheld by a trelhs (jviue). ^ Vine-
  
  —
  
  J —
  
  i^j
  
  thick.
  
  stiff,
  
  '
  
  I'^s'J,
  
  (tree).
  
  To be hard,
  
  ij.
  
  i_,tj
  
  stone-throwing machine.
  
  Ballista,
  
  <-rl^'j;
  
  \'j'J.
  
  a j_/j V]j. ,
  
  °
  
  *
  
  'jj.
  
  i
  
  contracted.
  
  To To To To To
  
  ^ jj.
  
  pull a. th. strongly.
  
  show
  
  to a. o. the end
  
  conceal
  
  of.
  
  J
  
  —
  
  a jJ,
  
  a. th.
  
  ~ be contracted. jj^>j j'J^j counteract, to importune ^ jjt
  
  a. 0.
  
  To spoU a. th. To be difficult to (affair).
  
  A a. o.
  
  ic
  
  j'J.'s
  
  j^v
  
  j^i.ilj
  
  '
  
  JC^ - Jj^ ^
  
  Hut on a
  
  Ji jj> ^ tree for a rural guard.
  
  Den of lion. Band of thieves. Ji J,0^ >*J^ To be cheerful. iSy, o ^Ji -^ To be merry. To cleave C^ a ^r^ to. To be weak, tired. To alight for rest during ,^^tj ^^^t the night.
  
  To give a wedding-dinner. To have the bride brought
  
  y-^ft^
  
  —
  
  <1aIj
  
  to his house (bridegroom).
  
  clad (wall).
  
  To be restless (camel), ia'js. ^jo[^ To be brisk, lively child To thun1
  
  (
  
  -ft
  
  ).
  
  der and send forth lightnings (skyj.
  
  To flash (lightning). ta'js. a ^j^j^ To be glad, sprightly (man). To spread a. th. in the sun. * ^^t To be tossed, shaken. u^^f^^ To stay in (a place). ^ u^>»^ To play, to sport (child). To ^y'J^i quiver skin). To flash (lightning). (
  
  Flashing (lightiuing). ^JsJ.J ^'J. Court, u^l^'lj u^l^J CjC^^ -r *-^lr^ area, square. nings.
  
  jt
  
  (arrow).
  
  Tamarind
  
  puzzled.
  
  — To press (a debtor). ..j Ci.^ To prop a wine on a shed or A ji^ cane-hut. To roof a house). To stick to to give o.'s self ^ JJ^^i up to a. th. To settle in a country. To hang from an arbour J'J^X,
  
  pavilion.
  
  (a road).
  
  To turn aside, to go far from, To pierce (an animal) thi'ou'.'^h Hard,
  
  ~ To settle in (a place). lj ii^SjTo be astonished, Ci,^^ Ci-^ a uv^
  
  Cloud
  
  ,
  
  from
  
  but).
  
  •<
  
  ) erfTo cast (stones) far away, a \ij. ij. To take flight, to i^c^ \ij. a ^J. draw back in fear. To rise, to set (star). To stray ij,
  
  sending forth light-
  
  Partition between two
  
  V^^easel.
  
  zj^^'j.
  
  ^'jg,
  
  -i/-^
  
  Wedding. oC^j Wedding-party.
  
  '
  
  T
  
  \J-J^
  
  oUj ^
  
  ^\'J.
  
  I
  
  ^
  
  ^^
  
  o\
  
  ^-^pj ^'jl
  
  a Flowers of nenuphar. j^l Weasel-coloured. 'iS^'ji Bridegroom, ^'J. ^ ^_,tj J-j^
  
  ^f^
  
  spouse. Bride.
  
  u*l^
  
  U-'3*
  
  apartments. Pole of a tent. Bridegroom, husband, ^r-l^s-l -- u«^ The two spouses ; husband oC-,^1 and wife.
  
  Kind of
  
  ^\'J. fish.
  
  Retreat of lion
  
  ^
  
  ll.yj.j _,>.;!!
  
  ;
  
  thicket. "CSjS-j
  
  ^jjt^/^
  
  ^y
  
  (:"
  
  3>f To To
  
  A j^3(p Thundering. Quivering A J''J'^\ To slit a. th. by pulling.
  
  join (funerals) on the way.
  
  present (a petition).
  
  To widen a. th. — To shun. To oppose. To be munificent. ^j l&*iJI j — To come within reach (game). J — To be possible to a. o. He was able to do good. 'j^\ iJ 'ja'^S To be exhibited, displayed. J^y^i To happen, to occur to a. o. o^Ul, — To tliwart, to counteract a. o. To inc^-rfere in (an affair). y^yj — To become within reach. Jj * j*^ To emulate o. a. To oppose J='3t«o o. a. To be contradictory (news). To happen. To be across (a u^Intl. road, a stream).
  
  >~-J
  
  J-
  
  oppose
  
  1
  
  o.'s self to.
  
  J-
  
  To
  
  To form
  
  oji
  
  ti5lJI
  
  —
  
  an obstacle.
  
  ~
  
  — —
  
  o.
  
  ^'JLL\
  
  To ask
  
  5
  
  a. 0.
  
  of sinews.
  
  ^Co^
  
  Lion.
  
  Glutton.
  
  —
  
  >>-^\
  
  j'y^'j^
  
  To happen (accident). C*^ j^l^ -^ To expose, to send a petition. An accident "jaj it iJ ja'^^ -ft-
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  happened to him.
  
  ^
  
  He was
  
  seized 1^\ with a fit of fever. To review (troops). To present a. o. with a.
  
  pare
  
  'JsjXs.
  
  Aj th.
  
  J
  
  fi>
  
  To
  
  view.
  
  a. th. to
  
  i^'^ 5
  
  pre-
  
  suit of C ]^1
  
  payment of
  
  «|:i
  
  ^
  
  i)
  
  _,|
  
  a. o.
  
  traces of a.
  
  l^'J-j
  
  iZwl
  
  (-"Ih^^
  
  the Arabs.
  
  oiU
  
  0.
  
  »
  
  —
  
  -
  
  u^js-
  
  -
  
  J js'J.'\^ iiaji a j^J.j to be within sight, in the power
  
  of.
  
  ja^
  
  seized with madness.
  
  opp. to JUa
  
  i_ol>j
  
  )
  
  j*>'
  
  Ca'j^,
  
  To be broad, to be widened. To place a. th. opposite J a js^ to. To explain to apprise a. 0. of a. th. To propose a. th. to. To widen, to make broad. a> — To hint, to suggest a. th. To j3^ write indistinctly. To barter. To ;
  
  Unfox'eseen event. Compensation.
  
  ^'J,
  
  Exhibition (of goods). Review of an
  
  army. Goods, movables (except j^/ 1 ^ — gold and silver). Side of a mountain. Breadth. Width, Latitude [rjeogr). of the Judgment.
  
  j,^| y^i
  
  Written account, request. Hour jsi^j j^\'J.'\j j^yj. ^
  
  Cloud.
  
  -
  
  of the night.
  
  Tops of the trees. Good repute. Honour,
  
  ;
  
  —
  
  his debt.
  
  To put (a sword) upon. * To offer a. th. for (sale). To slay, to flog j,^i ^XDl jt 5
  
  to
  
  —
  
  ja'j.
  
  a. th. to.
  
  clothes as a
  
  (
  
  tely.
  
  ^
  
  jr^'j^
  
  Miser.
  
  To be
  
  slay people indiscrimina-
  
  Ask any one among
  
  •^
  
  <Jia'J-
  
  To appear broad.
  
  to show.
  
  The day
  
  .^
  
  j
  
  To foUow the
  
  —
  
  \
  
  kill a. 0.
  
  To seek a. th. To question a.
  
  wij-ai;^
  
  Flexible bone of the probos-
  
  Whip
  
  cis.
  
  of a
  
  ^
  
  ^^'ji
  
  ic.
  
  To point out the faults of. ^>U ic To object to. To review (troops). To face a. o. 5 To ride a restive (horse). ' To shoot (an arrow) oMi) ,^\
  
  To
  
  saddle.
  
  He gave him a
  
  to cause obstruction to.
  
  lay across.
  
  and
  
  Wooden peg
  
  ;
  
  To expose
  
  (horse).
  
  To present
  
  To
  
  |
  
  ).
  
  5 ^Xo'ji
  
  Chamcepitys^ ground-pine, medicinal plant.
  
  ^
  
  To be strong-headed
  
  lance
  
  (
  
  I
  
  become energetic.
  
  To speak equivocally. J jl <-> ij>^ To make hints, to allude to. To avoid a. 0. To thwart, to 5 o^jt oppose a. 0. To requite a. 0. To keep up with a. 0. jjiJi j 5 — in
  
  y^lji
  
  ja\'^l'\
  
  ^>t j=\'J.'\ ^
  
  walking.
  
  To imitate a. 0. To collate (a writing)
  
  tj^ with.
  
  5
  
  ^J »
  
  — —
  
  (
  
  loY)
  
  peariiig in laughter
  
  soul
  
  !
  
  <
  
  lit.
  
  self.
  
  Body. Valley. Smell.
  
  Infamy, violation.
  
  Yearling kid.
  
  Wealthy,
  
  one's
  
  Army.
  
  Bi-oad. Full. Plentiful.
  
  big-bellied.
  
  Petition. Letter
  
  :
  
  OUauH
  
  brief.
  
  Show-place.
  
  -
  
  He
  
  <-^_r^
  
  is
  
  is
  
  man.
  
  cr»j,U/* ?- <j'S*J'
  
  Side, lateral part. Slope jaVjS,
  
  Exhibition.
  
  Apparel of a
  
  girl.
  
  '^^
  
  J=»lr»"
  
  untouched. ja^JI '^> '^ a sweet-smelling j^^a!! ^'il^ y»
  
  His honour
  
  (of a
  
  tr'S*^
  
  He
  
  Opposition, obliquity. :LijUi Bastard. Brazen-faced man. i^3^iJ'>^l Featherless arj"o\v. Equivocal J'\y»*
  
  is
  
  -^
  
  j^'J-
  
  mountain). Main part.
  
  from common
  
  ^u)| ^^«=
  
  descent.
  
  He looked ^j^'ji
  
  ^s. jl
  
  *:j\
  
  j^-J.
  
  Jij
  
  at hiin sidelong.
  
  .speech. j
  
  Abstruse
  
  J^^.j^'^'J
  
  J^j}^
  
  \
  
  j
  
  Petition, a Crack-brained.
  
  J^jy-^
  
  Laying across. Objector. lute.
  
  red by chance.
  
  cr'-ni^
  
  Unforeseen.
  
  Timbal,
  
  Accident [opposed to J'>> « cr'S* substance ). Movables. Furniture, Hazard, luck. Accident. Profit acquiI
  
  tt •J'!/'^
  
  (speech).
  
  "CS^'jlj
  
  "^'j^
  
  ^
  
  He was hit by a j^^t ^:. i;u»l random arrow. At random unintentionally. Ca^S :
  
  To know,
  
  to 'perceive by the senses
  
  He
  
  or mind.
  
  J-
  
  To bear a. th. patiently. To acknowledge (a faulty To manage (business) skilfully
  
  :
  
  To have an palm
  
  To To To
  
  J 4j
  
  Ju
  
  —
  
  —
  
  ^I^C;
  
  be set over people. use perfumes.
  
  let
  
  a. o.
  
  *~j\'j£^
  
  C»^ with (_) ji A ;
  
  know ihe name To introduce a.
  
  tJ^
  
  o
  
  a Ji_^
  
  .j^
  
  5
  
  of
  
  s s 2<
  
  — — —
  
  (priest).
  
  J \^'J,
  
  to J_,Sj:f
  
  )
  
  iilif
  
  '^'J-
  
  Venial (sin).
  
  Restiyeness of a beast. ^r*?^ Mark on a camel's j^'J. ^ J^\j^ thigh. Main part of a tradition. She brought a ,(.^0- o^ -^Si ^'"^ child out of wedlock.
  
  prefix the article to (a noun)
  
  :
  
  *—
  
  Discharge of a rejoicing.
  
  Gift, present. -^
  
  fire-arras as
  
  F'oot of a verse.
  
  jaij\f-'\
  
  Metre (in poetry). Prosody. Shore road. Meaning of js'^s, ^ :
  
  —
  
  (speech).
  
  to define a. th.
  
  To have a fine crest (cock)*, a ij^tl fine mane (horse). To be determined (noun). o^ij — To inquire, to take information fii
  
  Prosodist. Opposition. Objection. Fit, crisis of illness.
  
  To ba known by such a one. To be acquainted together ;
  
  o>^i to
  
  — The
  
  ^jjio
  
  recognize one another. submissive. of.
  
  J^jJ^^ jM \s^ij-
  
  Science of prosody.
  
  about.
  
  To hi humble and To become aware
  
  to.
  
  Broad, wide.
  
  o. to.
  
  To point out a. o."s (defects). C;5^i To perfume a. o. or a. th. fi>j ^ To hear the confession of a. o. To
  
  z^'^ '^
  
  'ji-
  
  Llnsteady on hor.3eback. Restive "^^OJi (camel). •<>• Army-corps.
  
  ulcer in the
  
  a. o.
  
  a match for him.
  
  have exposed him Corner of a house. Accidental. ( opp tf-
  
  of the hand.
  
  acquaint
  
  is
  
  I
  
  to govern.
  
  to inform of.
  
  To
  
  Intention. Target. Purpose.
  
  an
  
  two cheeks.
  
  Tooth
  
  a —
  
  J'jS'-
  
  oU9j,U)l uj.ij,U!l ^JUii
  
  J^ji,!^
  
  in the side of the
  
  of the cheek.
  
  r*
  
  ir
  
  Obstacle, hindi'ance. Cheek.
  
  Thin-bearded. Rafter, cross-beam.
  
  oDi^l
  
  J^\y^\
  
  J^j}'^
  
  ?-
  
  "^^j}^
  
  mouth. Side
  
  Part of the face ap-
  
  ;
  
  .
  
  C I
  
  ^fCrested (cock), jij' Full-maned (horse).
  
  ^
  
  Knowledge, science.
  
  '^^t
  
  j,
  
  Ju,^
  
  To To
  
  S^s-S
  
  ?r
  
  Face.
  
  jj
  
  '^J'^
  
  (P/). Friends, acquaintance's.
  
  May God
  
  vivify
  
  ^^jyi
  
  your
  
  U>
  
  «il
  
  faces.
  
  ^J.
  
  ^
  
  Gummiferous tree. Species Jaj^c of mimosa. To strip fi JySj CS^i^j CJ^ o J^*
  
  ^
  
  Kind of
  
  j^jVl inro a country.
  
  To To To To To
  
  J
  
  ijjj-j i2'j. o
  
  be lean, emaciated. sweat. make a. o. to sweat. little
  
  water to
  
  j_^ Cj^t a 3j£ fi>
  
  5 j^ J^h —
  
  (a beverage).
  
  To boil (figs). A J3*To fill half (a bucket). j J^'lj — To come into Irak. J3^1 To strike deep J^^b Jlntlj — •^
  
  roots (tree).
  
  To promote sweat. Bone stripped from flesh.
  
  J^?.^l its
  
  j|^ ^
  
  —
  
  Jij'/^\
  
  'y^,
  
  ~
  
  jij£ ujl^c'l -r J>'J-
  
  ce. Waves. Known.
  
  Common-language.
  
  law.
  
  plr^' «-9^
  
  They came one
  
  Cs^ y^S
  
  after
  
  «ii.
  
  another.
  
  acknowledge that (Sj. 'j^'s "jsowe him a thousand benefits."
  
  I
  
  iJ
  
  I
  
  j
  
  !
  
  Patience. ^Jy-j '-ij% Elevated sands, places. ^y. Wind. Ulcer in the palm of zJy the hand, Question, asking. **^j ~ Prominence. Limit between j^p ^ tjy
  
  ^jy
  
  Witchcraft. Divination. Diviner, sorcerer.
  
  Common
  
  use or
  
  (
  
  *^\'j%.
  
  >^^lS*
  
  t "JO^
  
  opp. to "J'/jk)
  
  'J, j&
  
  speech.
  
  Aphorism. Arbitrary (custom). Private.
  
  ^
  
  *=?^^ -J
  
  '^g.
  
  '4/^ ^^^ o^^VI ••
  
  Arbitration.
  
  Limb us.
  
  Acknowledgment, thankful>J\'Jil{ ness. -^ Sacramental confession. Knowledge. Benefit boon. o^Ktt ;
  
  j^
  
  The Book of definitions. ^Uj^^I '-/cS ^_^i jiyThe definite article Jl Patient. Known. x*^ ^ oj,ie
  
  cjiiiyj •J^uS^ t ^.J^'
  
  a. th. Tariff.
  
  ISIilk. Row of bricks, animals. Foot-prints of animals walking in
  
  a file. Plait of palm-leaves. -<> Spirit any distillated liquor. Weariness, fatigue. *j^l ~ Token of friendship, reward. J^ii-JI — 3\'J.\j
  
  Arafa, mountain near Mecca.
  
  Definition of
  
  walls.
  
  Jj^j
  
  o. Ji
  
  j^
  
  Beaten path.
  
  Sweat of the body. Moi.sture of
  
  "Vein, artery.
  
  fi>
  
  two things.
  
  A—
  
  line a (leathern bag).
  
  add
  
  j^«L \
  
  a. th.
  
  ask to be introduced to a. be swollen (sea). To have
  
  Common
  
  "^
  
  -
  
  y^, —
  
  know
  
  Crest of a cock. Mane of a horse. Beneficence, goodness. Elevated pla-
  
  (a bone) of the flesh.
  
  To penetrate
  
  confess
  
  bore the affair patiently,
  
  Acknowledgement.
  
  brack-ursine.
  
  ,
  
  ^— To
  
  Smell (specially good).
  
  < Beneficent, serviceable, cij^ ve*-<» 3^'" ^ Confessor of the faith. -^
  
  fault). -^
  
  a fine mane (horse). To prepare to mischief.
  
  The friends of such a one. o!i^ Cij,liJ* Place where the mane y^jy^i ^ "^'^ grows. Detinitc!. Determinate. o^^* < Confessor (priest). us^ij^ Good, suitable. Benefit, service, ^jjmj> favour. Active voice ( of a verb ). Fragrant. Having an ulcer in the hand.
  
  Thorny tree
  
  » ^'As-\
  
  To
  
  (sins)*
  
  He To To To
  
  ^ ij^'j j_^«
  
  Cti
  
  o.
  
  acknowledge (a
  
  Jc*?^' *S_^
  
  Gratefulness.
  
  question a.
  
  confess the (faith).
  
  JIJ^
  
  ^
  
  J^
  
  Benefit, gift
  
  Patient, steadfast.
  
  Knowing, learned.
  
  >JJ,'S*'
  
  ySj-
  
  t *-^J ^ ^ 3}js**j^
  
  Chief of a corporation. .il^ ^ ^*o^ Appraiser. School-master. Kno-\vn.'
  
  (
  
  lo\
  
  Sweating, exuding water. o6_/ Iron instrument for stripping j^;^ •<>•
  
  a bone.
  
  Mixed with, little water (drink).
  
  Oij^^i Oj*^i Oj*-^
  
  Lean, emaciated.
  
  J^i»j
  
  promoting sweat. To hamstring (a beast). Sudorific,
  
  To help
  
  J/j^ 3'yJ>
  
  »
  
  y_^'js.
  
  -ik-
  
  (a beast) in rising.
  
  To be
  
  -fy-
  
  v4!f*'
  
  intricate (busi-
  
  ness).
  
  Tendo Achillis. Hock. ^^\'^ -r ^y>'j^ Winding roads (in a mountain). Entanglement, complica- j^Vl v-?'S^
  
  To creep
  
  skip (child).
  
  course.
  
  To involve a. o. in difficulties. To entangle (business). To use
  
  — A — it
  
  shifts in (speech).
  
  entangled, intricate
  
  (business).
  
  To be -^ To be
  
  full
  
  J»^
  
  of artifices
  
  speech ). crippled taken with a cramp. (
  
  :
  
  to be
  
  '^'^
  
  Sciatica, hip-gout.
  
  iloJI
  
  Timber, beams.
  
  ^i-?.u Jj'jii\
  
  _^ill jyji\
  
  J^^
  
  There is a little .^iJI water in the drink.
  
  The The
  
  ^
  
  blood-ves-
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  To wear out
  
  (dough) train
  
  :
  
  ;
  
  Cramp
  
  to rub
  
  plants to
  
  :
  
  Road
  
  War
  
  fe.^ o
  
  6'jS- -S-
  
  To deTo knead
  
  (clothes).
  
  cattle
  
  mix up
  
  ).
  
  <>
  
  X^'J-i
  
  t *-3^
  
  o'jii cJ^j^-
  
  s
  
  —
  
  
  iS'si\
  
  —
  
  has crushed them.
  
  t_)^iji
  
  j^^'ji-
  
  He spoke at random. axjjJ^ J i)^ To ii'^'\j ^^jjlj ^^'ji-j (==>'^ o ijS-
  
  fy-
  
  woman).
  
  To be a strong fighter. ^'^ a iJ_^ To contend with ^\y:j \S'j\-j> i>'j\sts
  
  a. o.
  
  To ba scraped, rubbed away. 6ji To fight with a. o. illntlj 6'JJi Rubbing. Experience. •^ Kneading.
  
  Whip.
  
  file.
  
  wood
  
  hillock.
  
  36^ j —
  
  cJ^'jii 3'J-
  
  Piece of
  
  -r ''^'J-
  
  ^Jl^t
  
  ?r "^j^J^
  
  for carrying a bucket.
  
  Misfortunes.
  
  Generous
  
  ;
  
  of noble
  
  3jv-" "^'^ 3j'->'i
  
  3i^
  
  Rooted. Sj^h ~ Lining of a 3'^ij 3'J.j ; J^ ^ Jl^ bag. Sea-shore. Flesh around the nails. Edge of the ears. Seam of a table-cloth. Court-yard. Cotton cap 3\'^ ^ 7^'^ -^j x!al^ worn under a turban. 1
  
  vexation.
  
  (
  
  3'^ *-^j*
  
  descent (man). Full-blood (horse).'
  
  a. th.
  
  to render a. o.
  
  menstruate
  
  Jj^l
  
  ^\jl^\ iij^^
  
  in a highland.
  
  Sandy
  
  experienced (time).
  
  To endure
  
  j
  
  tree.
  
  Perplexity. -^ Palpy.
  
  (
  
  >^\'^\
  
  sels.
  
  Stock, source of wealth.
  
  vour
  
  j'^t.
  
  Sweating much.
  
  Row,
  
  out.
  
  Jj^«"
  
  pulsative arteries. oj,<^i»)l veins,
  
  Difficult, intricate aflfairs.
  
  :
  
  ~ —
  
  j/^l a
  
  ^illl
  
  Chelidonium., yellow-
  
  Misfortunes.
  
  sci'ape
  
  —
  
  J^—Ul —
  
  Mother-of-pearl.
  
  Root, fibre of a
  
  Crafty, shuffling.
  
  To
  
  ^_j* 'ill
  
  women.
  
  stray from the right
  
  To be
  
  ^^1 —
  
  Liquorice-root.
  
  Ipecacuanha. Long pepper. Rwnex, patience [plant).
  
  Plant for fattening
  
  (snake).
  
  To
  
  •fy-
  
  wood (dye). Madder (dye).
  
  tion of business.
  
  To
  
  Of-
  
  a mine). Origin jj^ ^ Jy^ of a man. Thread, root of a tree. Fresh milk. Sandy hill. Rugged and isolated mountain. Streamlet of water. Saline ground. •^ Tormentil [plant). jQ>?Jvi J^t — fy- Dragoon's blood [plant). oJJ'»i\ (in
  
  ->
  
  To journey through mountain-paths,
  
  )
  
  Ore
  
  (
  
  un.
  
  xQ^'j.) i}'J-
  
  Mesopotamia. J'S?" *^Basrah and Koofah (towns). o\»\'_^r^\ Drop of water. Abundant Z^V^t-j 3\'J-
  
  Irak.
  
  rain.
  
  Plants springing up after
  
  the
  
  ^'ji^\
  
  3\'J,
  
  i*ain.
  
  Molar teeth. Years.
  
  tJj,'j*
  
  c ^
  
  if
  
  yJ^'J-
  
  "
  
  -^
  
  ^^
  
  J- -S-
  
  Hard (she-camel). ^r-;^ Bunch stripped of J^\'J. ^ j'yj-
  
  Stone.
  
  grapes.
  
  To become overspread with jiSj- -Sgreen moss (water). Green substance upon water, ja^^ Thorny ti-ee. To become accustomed jc. \ij. o i/jt. ^ to a. th.
  
  To put
  
  a piece of
  
  wood
  
  into
  
  j i o
  
  —
  
  (a camel's) nose.
  
  To have a
  
  C^
  
  disease of the
  
  a
  
  o^
  
  legs (beast).
  
  To
  
  Flesh.
  
  Covert (of camel's
  
  ^ l^c ^
  
  lions).
  
  Lit inserted into
  
  "i^^J-j
  
  a
  
  no.se.
  
  ^\'J. ^
  
  dril of (a vine).
  
  dent).
  
  To
  
  ^"i'ji-^
  
  Head
  
  a. o. (acci-
  
  repair to
  
  To shudder,
  
  of Indian corn. -«
  
  5 \j'j, o
  
  \'J.
  
  regret
  
  to shiver from
  
  ^Sy-i
  
  a. th. sold.
  
  Jl ^^J,
  
  in (a garment).
  
  To overwhelm a. To repair to a.
  
  £j_^j ^yj,
  
  ci^/ ^
  
  ^^yj.
  
  ,^j ii^ ^ '^'^ Ji^^ i)|^| '^\
  
  camels together to water. Drudge : bearing annoyance.
  
  yj-f\
  
  "i^'^l
  
  SmaU-humped camels.
  
  iJ_,^
  
  Nature, temper. Camel's hump.
  
  *6v_^
  
  *^i,ljr* rr
  
  *^^1
  
  Mild-tempered.
  
  Menstruating (woman). Battle-field.
  
  i^J.
  
  of sand.
  
  Crowding at water. He brought all his
  
  ij^ijlj
  
  ,
  
  ii'.^j ,'Jjyji ^
  
  ^
  
  iJjU>
  
  CijJ
  
  ^jj\'^ '^ ^jji.
  
  iiy,;i
  
  <^>>
  
  :i^j^j
  
  Altercation, wrestUng,
  
  xJ'j\J^j
  
  —
  
  fight, conflict.
  
  Fighter. Wrestler.
  
  iJj u>J
  
  Trodden upon by cattle ^j^i^ ground ). Heaped up ( sand ). Intermingled at water (cattle). (
  
  (a bone),
  
  To crop
  
  (a tree
  
  :
  
  it
  
  C*^^
  
  beast
  
  i
  
  -^
  
  ).
  
  X^
  
  o
  
  To
  
  -»-
  
  bind
  
  book).
  
  To treat a. o. harshly. s — To treat a. 0. perversely, jc. C^l^t — To be ill-natured, lui;^ a ^^ To mix up. -^ To heap up. j,*j. To be gnawed (bone), To be ^^ heaped up. To swell (river). To gnaw (a bone). To crop (a A — fi^
  
  -tf-
  
  — To
  
  put a handle to (a jfc i^^b "^1/ leather-bag). To make button-holes
  
  :
  
  beast).
  
  be strong-headed
  
  (hoi-se).
  
  yf\i\
  
  Mixture of white and black. xV^j yj. Impetuosity of an army. IllJ^'J, nature. Ignorance.
  
  Heap
  
  of corn, of sand, ^.^p
  
  ^
  
  ~*yj-i
  
  *ofr
  
  or dung. Iron-helmet. 0.
  
  (sorrows).
  
  )i
  
  ^s'J^X
  
  o.
  
  Region, vicinage. Free
  
  '\'J-\
  
  ^
  
  j^c
  
  from trouble.
  
  Hard, wicked.
  
  j,^
  
  Dam. Vehement rain. Wicked, violent (man).
  
  ^^
  
  ^ 7^^
  
  Bitterly ^j'\*
  
  cold (day).
  
  Befalling of a misfortune.
  
  Mlntlj jj-
  
  Shivering fever. The North. Handle. Loop used as a ^'^l button-hole.
  
  Heap
  
  Fisherman.
  
  tree
  
  a. 0.
  
  fear or fever.
  
  To To
  
  ^ *-0^
  
  ^h
  
  -
  
  ^ij, -»part of a mountain. Spindle. <• Tenbefall
  
  antagonist.
  
  (a
  
  Chief. First part of a. th.
  
  To
  
  Sound, voice, noise. Strong wrestler ;
  
  — To gnaw
  
  ol^
  
  '
  
  Waves, billows. High sea. "Oyjl Upper part of the nose. oyVji ^ Ca5^ Prominent
  
  action ).oU»'^
  
  Battle-ground.
  
  on meat. ii'jc-'\ Smell of cooked meat. o^ Disease of the legs, among8tc)l3*j o^ beasts. Ulcer on the neck of camels. Ulcered on the legs. ^jj. Forest, thicket. Strength, o^p -^ cr,j£live
  
  Wooden
  
  Time (repeated
  
  War.
  
  (body).
  
  ito
  
  ")
  
  fj"
  
  Harsh, violent. Numerous army. -^ Vehement rain. To become hardened
  
  (f
  
  A-
  
  Suburbs
  
  of
  
  -y/J.
  
  ^
  
  ij'J.
  
  a town.
  
  Book-binder.
  
  Calamity. Ditch. Speckled, white
  
  and black.
  
  ^(^ y^i ^
  
  -^
  
  iW^ ^
  
  ^^
  
  .C-jt j,
  
  /Ja
  
  >
  
  God
  
  Him belongs
  
  to
  
  !
  
  jfj jt
  
  To be hard
  
  to a.
  
  *IU a jt
  
  o. (affair).
  
  )JS'j^aI
  
  of men. Valuable
  
  property. Lion.
  
  1
  
  would be very hard to him to do so.
  
  Company
  
  ]
  
  glory and power. It
  
  )
  
  Thicket.
  
  'Zi\
  
  o*i
  
  I
  
  — i
  
  am
  
  free
  
  from
  
  it.
  
  Jl
  
  ii^ ajji-
  
  Seized with an access of
  
  ^
  
  i\'^
  
  Js,
  
  fever. |
  
  To overcome,
  
  to gain
  
  J
  
  S IIjc o
  
  Jt
  
  strong
  
  To To I
  
  ;
  
  a. o.
  
  mighty,
  
  > U JJ^
  
  2^
  
  illustrious, noble.
  
  overcome
  
  strive to
  
  a. o.
  
  i jli
  
  love a. o.
  
  am
  
  i ji)
  
  disti'essed
  
  by
  
  dl/L?^ Uj.
  
  Ojjtl
  
  what has befallen thee. To obtain power, consideration, jj^ To become scarce and dear (goods). To behave with pride. To become mighty, illustrious. Intl To be proud of, to glory in. o— To overcome a. o. .4f. To agglutinate (sand) To overpower a. o. jc- j^^{ — God has caused him to die. <j To overcome a. o. J^''. J-^-^'^ '«3!l
  
  (disease).
  
  sibility. Intensity.
  
  Of course
  
  :
  
  necessarily.
  
  >J?
  
  of a gazelle.
  
  1>' sjt.
  
  Sjp
  
  seness.
  
  Mighty. M^f^j sj^lj jl> ^ j,j£. Honoured. Proud. Impossible. Diffi(plant),
  
  Ruler of Egypt.
  
  jfjii] l.i
  
  .j^
  
  Magnanimous. (ojop.
  
  to
  
  J'.J^
  
  JJi) j_^l^jt
  
  More powerful. Dearer. jjc. j, jt More honoured. Goddess of the pagan Arabs. jj^\ Powerful and glorious by ^u 1>tii
  
  \
  
  Overcome by
  
  illness.
  
  'r'J'^J
  
  1
  
  *i
  
  -iJ^J
  
  J»Jri" jlji-* *-'.J^
  
  '^
  
  VJ^
  
  -«
  
  be, to
  
  go far
  
  away^
  
  Cjjc
  
  i
  
  o
  
  ^3^
  
  fi'om.
  
  To b9 desert (country). To protract (an absence). To put
  
  jl
  
  A
  
  » >s'J-
  
  ^ ij^
  
  To free a. o. from. ^ j ^s'J. To ride a horse unsaddled. j,'j\s. To encamp to travel in a iS'jiS desert. To be exposed to the cold of :
  
  night.
  
  To withdraw. To denude
  
  ^s'jiS
  
  •&
  
  a. o.
  
  To
  
  give to
  
  o.the fruit
  
  a.
  
  iiijll
  
  A
  
  5
  
  —
  
  of a palm-tree for one year.
  
  To be divested of clothes. To journey alone. To commit a shameful
  
  To
  
  j^
  
  jk
  
  SJiJ-K Gt^o
  
  \'Ji> \
  
  off (business).
  
  C^
  
  ride (a horse) without
  
  —
  
  —
  
  Wall, enclosure. Open field. S^ Desert, waste. Nakedness. A'jS ^ -V^ Nakedness. *i^j s?3* Shore, spot. Intenseness of cold, sl^ Unsaddled horse. j^l ^'^ Cold wind.
  
  *i^O 4J-
  
  ojc.
  
  '
  
  ^^
  
  d
  
  ;^
  
  Palm-tree stripped of its fruit. Naked. Fi'ee, destitute. %\'y. ^ ji*. Naked. Active oyU^ -r oO^ ( horse ). Uncovered part of jUj: ^ s'^iJj i^j-i the body.
  
  Stripped
  
  To be
  
  ;
  
  feet
  
  and
  
  face.
  
  (jjUill
  
  denuded.
  
  ^y|^
  
  powerful, ijlj^j
  
  To
  
  «3%.> '^'Jt^'ystrengthen o.'s self.
  
  become weak. To be dear, cious.
  
  ^j£
  
  full
  
  sleeves.
  
  strong.
  
  in celibacy.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  strip a. 0.
  
  *
  
  of (his clothes).
  
  The hands,
  
  the help of God. live
  
  To
  
  Cotton smock-frock with
  
  Scarce, precious.
  
  Cyperus esculcntus
  
  To
  
  To
  
  naked, bare of clothes. exempted from.
  
  a <4jibe fi*ee,
  
  saddle-
  
  Power, glory. Scarcity. Abstru-
  
  cult.
  
  i^jw
  
  (I'J-j '""^-J-
  
  action.
  
  Power. Nobility. Conquest. Impos- jt
  
  Fawn
  
  ^
  
  To become
  
  mastery over.
  
  To render
  
  Smitten by misfortune.
  
  To be
  
  To become The worth is
  
  insuperable
  
  rare, pre-
  
  (difficulty).
  
  illustrious, exalted.ijt
  
  of a thing
  
  enhanced by
  
  ^ To
  
  i
  
  —
  
  eo^ cy'yk'S
  
  its conti'ary.
  
  C i-v
  
  r>
  
  Musical instru- 04.U> ^ *»j*^-' '-*3*? ment, mandoline, lute. To dig the earth A C»J£ i Jjt -tt(with a spade). To eat. To defeat, to crush a. o. ^'yo CiAa o —
  
  J^
  
  Unsociable, untractable. Vessel, censer.
  
  ^yjp iijjit -<»
  
  Swing. Elegance in dress. Spade, hoe. Jj,i»^
  
  To
  
  reOiOve, -^
  
  to Set
  
  from
  
  apart
  
  fi^j :
  
  ^ Jjt
  
  iSjp a ?r
  
  *-*J»^J tJ3*-
  
  Jj^j.VJt Jjt to discharge a. i
  
  i
  
  -Ji-
  
  o.
  
  To be discharged, dismissed. Jjt To cleanse a. th. ^ Jjt To withdraw, J'J^h Jj^b Sy^
  
  •^
  
  ^
  
  to retire from.
  
  To resign (an office). A Jl>ttlj Jjij To withdraw from (business). To part fi'om o. another. JjUj To be discharged. Jj;Ji <^j J'J^tlj Jj^ removed fi'om office. Discharge from office. State of being unarmed. Weakness. Unarmed.
  
  Jjp
  
  J^ ^
  
  Jljj^l
  
  Life in retii'ement. Solitary
  
  life,
  
  Cleansing.
  
  Jjp Jj^ zijt
  
  JiJ-'
  
  Having oVJ^j Jj^j Jij^lj Jj^ ^ Jji^l no weapon. Isolated tract of sand. Unable to fly (bird). Cloud without an absent man. Anus. Mouth of a water-skin.
  
  meat
  
  set
  
  apart for
  
  To
  
  v3*^
  
  Celibacy.
  
  mj^j
  
  Remote pasturage. D Widower, divorced woman. Bachelor,
  
  *j
  
  j^
  
  <-»J,vis
  
  ^
  
  Xij li
  
  ^ {m.
  
  t_(ljp1j U\js.
  
  uj)
  
  Ve
  
  ^y.
  
  f.)
  
  spinstei", single.
  
  Bachelor,
  
  ^jt ^ -j^ ^ ijjpb,^ijt
  
  Female
  
  slave. Wife. Pasturing camels far away. To blame, to reprove
  
  *0'^ *jlji^j
  
  5 {Jji
  
  vO*'
  
  *
  
  jjt
  
  i
  
  a. 0.
  
  To prevent a. 0. from. To constrain a. 0. To teach
  
  ^
  
  5
  
  ip
  
  5
  
  — —
  
  (religion) to a. o.
  
  To correct, To flog a. a. o, < To
  
  to punish severely.
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  assist.
  
  » jjp
  
  To honour
  
  insult a. o.
  
  Reproof. Punishment.
  
  Punishment by law.
  
  jlj^j Sj^ than prescribed ^j^
  
  less
  
  Reproved.
  
  jjii
  
  Ezrail (the Angel of
  
  *
  
  JciOJ^
  
  death).
  
  To turn away from
  
  ^ :
  
  ij/j-j to
  
  0>'js-
  
  i
  
  o
  
  »
  
  J^'J-
  
  be disgusted with
  
  a. th.
  
  Jljsj J^Ijp
  
  ^
  
  -VJ*
  
  Insulating stool. Jj (p Secluded spot. Place of retirement. Far away from. ^t Jji^j The Seceders (musulman dis- SJ\mj>
  
  fy
  
  J^
  
  senters).
  
  Traveller remaining apart.
  
  distant.
  
  send camels to a remote pasturage. — To send a. o. far away. ts To remain unmarried. ^j^ Hamlet, farm. ^j\y^ ,^ o jt a
  
  Q Widower"
  
  (^office).
  
  rain. Portion of
  
  To be remote,
  
  J> j,U»
  
  ^^ JijiL/>
  
  Weak. Disarmed.
  
  To hum in the desert To play upon a
  
  (genii).
  
  Cujfr
  
  ^^j^j Ciji
  
  i
  
  — —
  
  musical instrument.
  
  To utter a faint, confused sound, ojp To hear the rustling of the Jij^l wind. Rustling of the wind. Confused sound. -^ Music.
  
  Wild
  
  pigeon.
  
  oj*
  
  jjp
  
  Musician, player upon musical
  
  Jjj
  
  t
  
  instruments.
  
  To resolve upon, f^j jt Cujcj ViVj To carry out a resolution. To be y^i, resolved upon (affair).
  
  To beseech a. 0. to.
  
  i1 j\
  
  J o5LJ Jc >.>
  
  Displeased with,
  
  jlj^
  
  5-
  
  **J^^ o.>I^
  
  Inconstant friend.
  
  Humming, desert.
  
  faint
  
  sound in the
  
  wi^jt
  
  Rumbling of thunder.
  
  Thundering cloud.
  
  ^Ijc
  
  To
  
  console
  
  ^ ^s"^
  
  take
  
  o.'s self, to
  
  patience.
  
  To
  
  a. 0.
  
  console, to condole One
  
  ^s''J^
  
  another. Patient.
  
  ^ 4^i *i^
  
  ifj^
  
  J'
  
  J^
  
  Patience ; endurance. •> Wailing Mjt of the dead ; visit of condolence. Relationship : oi-iginal conuec- aJ jp ;
  
  condolence,
  
  jj ji;
  
  1^5"'"
  
  Cousolator, comforter.
  
  V/J
  
  ^
  
  go -J^ C..>:.,pj L-t o the rounds by night. To come late patrol, to
  
  To give to a. o. little to eat. n — To go roundabout by night. ^5pl, To search for a. th. during the A — night. To follow traces (dog). Patrol, night-watch. Glass, tumbler.
  
  u--^J o-^
  
  XLLs. ^ ^\Lf-
  
  The she-camel has
  
  ^t
  
  ^
  
  oji
  
  *_s^l
  
  Ci.l.t
  
  yielded milk unwillingly.
  
  Going round-^^Lltj
  
  ,
  
  ^^-x-.*j ,_r-l^
  
  t IA^
  
  about, patrolling by night.
  
  To
  
  invite
  
  To make a spell (wizard). ^ To exorcise. To detei'mine upon. jc._, A To be firmly resolved to. To cariT out a resolution. To betake o.'s self to.
  
  Petition, request. in
  
  yjl
  
  u. ^
  
  ^jt_j
  
  —
  
  yJit^h J'S^
  
  j^J^\
  
  ^/^ ^
  
  ^J£
  
  People endowed with reso- ^j;j| \^j\ lutiou, constancy. Dregs of pressed raisins. j,'J. ^ ^jp Kindred. Tribe. ^jp ^ iSJt Intention. Resolution.
  
  oC»3^
  
  -^J^
  
  jr
  
  :
  
  '^i»
  
  to dissipate
  
  darkness of night ). earth (cloud). To prowl about (wolf). "Wolf. Beast of prey. Mirage. Hedgehogs. (
  
  To hire a (stallion), To run away (wolf). To feel a dislike for.
  
  p ^ ^ To near the .
  
  'n'^
  
  —
  
  ,_^ilj.7j
  
  ^liltj ^j-^i
  
  ^^U-t
  
  j C-lt
  
  i
  
  ^t
  
  -K-
  
  ^iJA ^j. c,JlJ,;J.,l.
  
  Offspring.
  
  ^.'..^
  
  Bone of the jLll^ tail. Instep.
  
  ^:,c.j ,JiJ ^ ^x-s. Shaft-feather. Cleft in
  
  a mountain. Leafless palm-branch.
  
  King of the
  
  bees.
  
  Prince, chief.
  
  vnir'^
  
  t
  
  ^A^
  
  Gold. Kind of part-
  
  ridge. Blaze on a horse's forehead.
  
  Panther.
  
  ^,11^
  
  To
  
  C^' ^
  
  stretch out Clotltj
  
  ^ i
  
  _^:J -» rr-^
  
  -H-
  
  ^jt
  
  Steadiness. Swift run.
  
  Steadiness, firmness of
  
  ^
  
  t *^3^
  
  v-'j^
  
  Duty imposed
  
  resolution.
  
  by God.
  
  Invitation to dinner, party.
  
  He
  
  is an unsteady man.
  
  siijt Vj J^:^
  
  dregs of raisins. Acting resolutely.
  
  i)yj\s-i X^jt
  
  iJ
  
  C»
  
  'j'j.
  
  Fulfilling a promise. Seller of
  
  Faithful
  
  Wolf. Night-watch. ^lliJI Grumbling when milked (she- ^j^y-scamel). Yielding little milk. Seeking for prey, game, by night (man, hon). fall
  
  a. 0. to.
  
  to dinner.
  
  Duty imposed by God.
  
  (news).
  
  To
  
  urge
  
  Resolution, firm purpose.
  
  tion.
  
  Consolation afforded Consoled.
  
  To
  
  ^ To
  
  yj}s-
  
  j>
  
  fi'iend.
  
  Affair decided upon.
  
  yj\s. *J^
  
  Sincere friends.
  
  "iX^
  
  Resolute in his designs. j,^'^ Snake-charmer. Reciting yyk/'j yj£ spells.
  
  The
  
  lion.
  
  ^-^ii-'b ^t^^'
  
  ^
  
  Exorcism. Resolutely undertaken. <• Invited,
  
  ^ij^ j^j'j^''
  
  guest.
  
  Determined upon. Resolute, Abstemious.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  '
  
  Vile.
  
  trace back
  
  the origin of a. assert to be
  
  the son of
  
  ic j.jAJii
  
  Ji Aj
  
  o^^j^j
  
  i \'j^ o
  
  \js-
  
  Jj J| i^lntlj lijio
  
  ""
  
  a. 0.
  
  Party of men,
  
  oj^j
  
  cSj*
  
  9-
  
  Connection, lineage, descent.
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  0. to.
  
  trace back
  
  Jl
  
  4>
  
  » C jt
  
  i
  
  »J^ sjjt
  
  ^j^^
  
  -v5-
  
  a. o. to.
  
  To bear console
  
  patiently o.'s self.
  
  ;
  
  jc sIjp a jji receive comfort,
  
  to
  
  To
  
  condolence.
  
  To
  
  console, to condole a.
  
  0.
  
  2!
  
  J^^
  
  ,
  
  1
  
  ^.«u
  
  Moi'e
  
  more unlucky Left-
  
  )
  
  To
  
  the neck in walking. (camel).
  
  difficult,
  
  ^jX-t^ ^J
  
  j^
  
  To be
  
  *'-r-^ J'
  
  -r
  
  limp, to halt
  
  bent, crooked (old man).
  
  handeJ. Ambidextrous. _^ Ji. Pressing a debtor importunately. Poor, destitute. ,/~j^
  
  Thorny tree. Boj-thorn. Gold. Gems. Large camel. Horses wearing rich
  
  Critical (state). Insolvent
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  ult
  
  >jLS
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  ilci
  
  fit
  
  i
  
  alt
  
  ^ .XJisSi
  
  ;S;^^ \/J.j
  
  \'jLi,
  
  — adverse (time). ^ — To oppose. j|
  
  jS\ j - To
  
  i
  
  o
  
  It
  
  press (a debtor)
  
  compel
  
  for a. o.
  
  -it-
  
  Y^Lc-
  
  jiS
  
  ^
  
  yj.^
  
  — —
  
  n
  
  recklessly.
  
  To work To stray
  
  twist (a rope).
  
  Long worm. To be difficult, js.
  
  at the point of death.
  
  To take a. o. as servant. To seize a. th. forcibly. To act, to speak j.'^^w
  
  -tt-
  
  ji,LS
  
  *j
  
  Strong. Big snake.
  
  act -wrongfully
  
  (prince).
  
  JkLi.
  
  trappings.
  
  jy-^
  
  (debtor).
  
  To
  
  r-^K r-^'ji
  
  to
  
  ;
  
  a. 0.
  
  — To be left-handed. To ambidextrous. wiliJj ^j ^ Jj
  
  be
  
  it
  
  from (the road). To go at random. To wipe off a. th. A ^Is To overwork a. o. 5 To lose the way by night.
  
  o ^-tj
  
  5 ,/-li-b
  
  l^lt a
  
  j^
  
  ^'ji'—^i l/--*j O-'-tj l^'-P a _rrf difficult to a. 0. SjiU^j s'jLi
  
  -^
  
  To
  
  To To
  
  (affair). To be harsh, ill-tempered. To render a. th. (difficult). a J!is. To meet a. 0. on the left side. n — To treat a. 0. harshly. s Jja To be reduced to destitution. ji^^ To have a laborious childbirth
  
  treat a.
  
  wrongfully.
  
  0.
  
  !
  
  treat (an affair) i
  
  inconsiderately.
  
  To be bent. To compel,
  
  \
  
  (woman).
  
  to constrain
  
  To
  
  a. o. to.
  
  Wrong-doing, oppression. Death.. Unjustly, violently, forcibly.
  
  Disease of the windpipe. Suffering from ^j^\'^l ^
  
  (Lit
  
  {in- f.)
  
  To
  
  wi-U-
  
  To
  
  prosecute
  
  -liiLi
  
  ^
  
  To be
  
  _^1;5
  
  extort a. th.
  
  o>i» J0» ^j»
  
  ^Jii
  
  \
  
  from, to embezzle.
  
  \
  
  —
  
  To consti"ain. to compel a. 0. 5 To ride an untrained camel. To be difficult to a. 0. (affaii'). jp yJ>tZ.\ — To find a. th. difficult, painful,
  
  o,1*
  
  tyrant.
  
  workman. To stick to.
  
  be abstruse (speech).
  
  hard to bear. To behave harshly, to disagree JJJi one with the other.
  
  3CJ-
  
  convulsion of the windpipe. Unjust, oppressor, ...ili>.j jlIpj
  
  Labourer, hired
  
  ba
  
  ^^^
  
  /(>
  
  jl;7j (xlt a ,
  
  a. th. eagerly.
  
  Ill-nature. Injustice.
  
  Hard towards
  
  j^ ic
  
  —
  
  X^
  
  his debtors.
  
  Wine mixed with much water To move about, to shine jjl^
  
  Hardship. Strait circum-
  
  ->
  
  J^J-i j^J-
  
  stances.
  
  Retention of urine.
  
  ;
  
  J^l
  
  _pLt
  
  Critical
  
  e^~MAj »y-'.^ij iSj-LS'j e_r-* circumstances. Destitution.
  
  ,
  
  j
  
  V
  
  (looming).
  
  I
  
  1
  
  Looming. J=5ll^j J|lli ^ jil^ To form an encampment ^SCli To become ( soldiers). To gather. dark (night). To levy (troops): to collect an s — army.
  
  White
  
  feather on the
  
  wing of a bird. They came one
  
  'v~*J
  
  ^'jCj.^ o\/jCJ. IjUV
  
  after another.
  
  -ft-
  
  I
  
  '
  
  They scattered on
  
  all
  
  Difficult. Critical (time). 1
  
  CjC 'jC^ \y^ i
  
  sides.
  
  Ill-tempered (person).
  
  J^rr^i
  
  U* l-\o
  
  (
  
  To give to a. o. his want. To wear old (shoes). Rigidity of the arm or leg
  
  A
  
  ^r-S^t
  
  2*
  
  )
  
  e-^
  
  Army,
  
  Large
  
  troops.
  
  Distress, anxiety. Dearth.
  
  mouthful.
  
  Soldier, military.
  
  Piece of dry bread.
  
  Military service.
  
  Having the arm
  
  Camp.
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  or leg dried up.
  
  Being in good or bad business. '^~i Earning for his family. JJ, ^ ~^^i Piece of dry bread. Small j>^'-l fatten (beasts
  
  J
  
  :
  
  ^^ ^
  
  (lit a
  
  plants
  
  ^Uli ^-iS
  
  (ground).
  
  the traces of a.
  
  Length and
  
  o.
  
  ^^,
  
  s
  
  fineness of the hair.
  
  ^^
  
  Fatness. • .
  
  Fatness.
  
  j_fj
  
  .
  
  c
  
  ,
  
  rough (hand). lo fjLs-^ «Llsj U—J^j l^—*-' '>-* become advanced in age (man).
  
  ^--^
  
  Fading of a plant. Thick. Coarse. ;^lt "Withering (plant). be near, to.
  
  that...
  
  May
  
  eve
  
  a clever
  
  suited he is fit,
  
  i^\
  
  ^-Jiii o\
  
  man How
  
  becomes
  
  jS oCp
  
  ^\
  
  
  !
  
  \'^
  
  ^
  
  o1
  
  J^)^.
  
  j\
  
  ^^
  
  ',^^k
  
  —
  
  ^ j.ti^
  
  quiver
  
  OmIpj
  
  V^j
  
  MIp
  
  Jit
  
  1
  
  (lance).
  
  —
  
  rippled by the C^lltj ^L* o wind (water).
  
  To run To ask
  
  in (the desert).
  
  cj'yCJ-j Jllt'ij
  
  —
  
  i_)
  
  for honey.
  
  jl,£^l.
  
  Jlcj J^ltj Jit ^ Jlc
  
  Gum
  
  of
  
  trees. Juice
  
  of fresh dates.
  
  Honeysuckle {plant),
  
  ^ij
  
  jl.)l
  
  Honeycomb. Origin of a man.
  
  ;il&
  
  Honey-coloured, honey-like.
  
  '^iJ.
  
  Straightforward,
  
  jli ^ J^lij J~l*
  
  righteous man. Collecting honey in the
  
  j\ls-j
  
  J—
  
  Quivering (lance).
  
  Jr-'^^
  
  ^ *^'*
  
  HxlS Perfumer's broom. jlp ^ Js— Manufactured or natural illjjjj *ili» hive.
  
  Prepared with honey, J^iVj jljU To shoot forth green and •zdLs- ^ tender boughs (tree). r-J,Ct ^ ^^It^, 5^1 lit ^ r-l^ and tender twig. Heedless (boy). To desire earnestly, j Clt i ^It ^ to covet a. th.
  
  a thing which *^ V-'i'^ S'^ nobody wi-shes to take forcibly. To gain ; to earn a C>_,Uj ('It
  
  'ili^
  
  o ^P-p
  
  -Ji-
  
  A—
  
  dislodge (people). CLLpj Vlvitj
  
  i
  
  —
  
  To toil, to exert o.'s self in. J — To shed tears. To have the j^\j — eyelids closed (eye).
  
  To
  
  (clothes).'
  
  slendei', lean (body).
  
  '-^
  
  living.
  
  so.
  
  near to attain puberty.
  
  be
  
  JCliU Jit »
  
  It is
  
  !
  
  To keep to^its nest (bird). Cii To acquire a. th. To repair To To
  
  with honey. a. o. with a pro-
  
  supply
  
  o
  
  i
  
  Young ^^1
  
  suited to. ij i\:^^j '^ij
  
  thee to do Gii'l
  
  Ol i^-t
  
  Perhaps.
  
  might undei-stand. He may become better.
  
  It
  
  jS^
  
  of.
  
  be
  
  I
  
  Able,
  
  ^ ^1*
  
  ~<,Ja
  
  {defective verb).
  
  To be on the
  
  might be
  
  What
  
  '^Li
  
  Hive. Bees.
  
  *yi^
  
  that...
  
  ,
  
  hives. Quivering (lance).
  
  Wax.
  
  about
  
  jlt'j
  
  vision of honey.
  
  — ^
  
  Traces of a thing. .jjlii jc.l'S lo jC-t a t5u.fj
  It
  
  zT^jSC-lt
  
  *
  
  Honey. Flowers.
  
  Similar, alike.
  
  To
  
  (food)
  
  To
  
  i'^^LlJ.
  
  ^ ^_^lft
  
  •C^LL.i
  
  To be
  
  fodder).
  
  To produce few To seek
  
  8ea.«on
  
  To
  
  draught.
  
  To
  
  J^Ll
  
  _/\lt ^
  
  number.
  
  s j~i-'\j '
  
  '
  
  KZ^jJi,f-
  
  O
  
  —
  
  be distorted
  
  ^lt'ij,Clt a ^-.t
  
  (foot, hand).
  
  To
  
  stiffen, to render (the arms, legs) rigid.
  
  *
  
  ^l*\
  
  )
  
  (
  
  Watering'of
  
  cattle every ten
  
  i^^
  
  ^^Lt
  
  days.
  
  Tenth part tenth
  
  :
  
  :
  
  a
  
  j>^
  
  jLIpIj
  
  j^'-
  
  5r
  
  tithe.
  
  Broken heart. Large cooking-pot broken
  
  jLLjI
  
  t-is
  
  jlliT ja|
  
  ^^
  
  Asclepias gigantea (plant).
  
  a
  
  j^
  
  Ten. ^ ;>lt Ten. CjI^t^ 5r «Iri^ Friendship, social intercourse. S^^^ Tenth. Gathering the ir-r-ts-
  
  ^^
  
  Watered on the tenth day
  
  ( camel ). Ninth jjyz.\S'_j '\jy:^\s-j jy^\s-j Sjy-sor tenth day of Moharram. -^ New year's day ( among Moslems ). IGnd
  
  of pudding.
  
  ^
  
  Sociable, liking society.
  
  Gatherer of Publican.
  
  tithes.
  
  Farmer
  
  jy^s-
  
  ojjll*
  
  sr
  
  S^
  
  of taxes.
  
  She-camel in the tenth month »i;^rit of her pregnancy. They came by 'JJii jl 3iii ijiu parties of ten, ten and ten.
  
  The tenth part of. Ten cubits long (garment)
  
  :
  
  wife. fS.i-\
  
  —
  
  of men.
  
  ^u>
  
  Unimportant
  
  '
  
  jr\ 'j^^
  
  Slender.
  
  'jj.
  
  ^
  
  'jJ-i 'JJ.
  
  nest upon a tree. Slender tree.
  
  xlp
  
  Thatch-hut.
  
  ^ aU-
  
  jjt^.
  
  Nesting-place of birds.
  
  Making its To become
  
  •^
  
  ^;
  
  Question, petition.
  
  j
  
  nest (bird). dry, to
  
  I'A
  
  LijU CjJ. a ,_-j.
  
  ^
  
  wither (herbage). produce green herbs (ground).
  
  To gather green herbs, borize. <>• To scrape. To find pasture-lands. To feed on herbage and
  
  to her-
  
  ^.tp
  
  ^ j.cT —
  
  ^X
  
  -~<j
  
  become fattened (cattle). To become covered with _i,'»i.ti luxuriant herbage (ground). Green, fresh herbs, pasturage.
  
  ^jlltl
  
  ,_,
  
  ^
  
  ^_.
  
  'rl
  
  JCc
  
  ^,£
  
  Covered with green herbs ,_ji,us
  
  »
  
  hj^J
  
  ten
  
  :
  
  To repeat 10 times
  
  Circoea^ enchanter's night-
  
  shade (plant). Species of cassia. To make up the number^twenty. oS--^ Twenty. Twentieth. a^r^ Ojlr^ ,
  
  To totter, to hobble. Clj-li i>ii -^ To walk in leaning upon (a Jit — stick). fi>
  
  udJ-'\
  
  —
  
  ^jt c
  
  ^
  
  i^]^
  
  i
  
  -5^
  
  —
  
  to be the tenth.
  
  He became the tenth
  
  relations.
  
  ^fr
  
  'Init
  
  To make up the number
  
  Pregnant (mare). To become green (plant).
  
  ^
  
  (field).
  
  Aj 2 v-=^J tithe a. th.
  
  Social intercourse, friendly
  
  loathe a. th.^j
  
  gift.
  
  
  To
  
  Friend, companion.
  
  To
  
  God).
  
  To be repaired (garment). To take scanty provisions.
  
  —
  
  Cognation, kindred J, (kS Kinsfolk on the father's side. Tribe.
  
  body Tenth part.
  
  'J^S^ 'JjS
  
  Vegetation. Verdiness of a field, ijiii Broken and bent with [m. f.) -cLi age.
  
  -\'rls.
  
  tenth.
  
  Collective
  
  a>
  
  adults.
  
  Fiiend, associate.
  
  Hu.sband
  
  jJS
  
  [^ti_, :
  
  Families composed only of
  
  Boat on the Nile. Decimal numbers.
  
  The
  
  To nest (bird). To emaciate (the body
  
  Bird-
  
  in pieces.
  
  tithe.
  
  '
  
  of them.
  
  ^—
  
  same
  
  ^^
  
  the
  
  cry (ass, crow). To be in the tenth month ^tlj of pregnancy (mare, she-camel). To court the society of ; to s
  
  —
  
  ^U
  
  haunt
  
  a. o.
  
  To be ten in nmnber. ^^^1 To have fi-iendly intercourse ^Cj with 0. a. To become intimate with, to frequent o. a.
  
  iAY
  
  C
  
  Weakness
  
  of the sight,
  
  ej\lSj '\U-
  
  Blindness. Night-blindness.
  
  Supper, evening meal The Lord's supper.
  
  ^
  
  Cls.frl
  
  'Lit
  
  -,^j
  
  oC
  
  \A±J-
  
  -r
  
  'lip
  
  llit
  
  Yesterday evening. Sunset ( »_j^ ) and dusk Belonging to the evening. Dusk, darkness of the night. Fire-brand. Fire seen
  
  ^^lj,*,'-ifr
  
  Blind (she-camel). Darkness of
  
  To cleave, to stick to. ^ j±£, j-i^j j^E To lit in. To show love to. To love o, another passionately. jXuJ Passionate, excessive love. jlp Bind-weed. jjj. ^ uIp ^l>fj OjJt^^j JLit 7 (m. f') Ji.(fr
  
  '\'^1S
  
  ^^
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  resolve upon.
  
  Covetousness, eagerness.
  
  ^
  
  He acts mconside-
  
  Ja-^
  
  Jali
  
  Dry and sour bread. Mixture of two colours,
  
  To
  
  To
  
  Dates of bad quality. To go by night. To give supper to. To pasture (cattle) by
  
  press (a debtor).
  
  i_f,
  
  Coccyx. To bind (a
  
  Tail-bone.
  
  ^
  
  ^Ji^\l:^
  
  A
  
  w^j on
  
  Cwit
  
  ,
  
  „.Jas-
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  a turban. To
  
  tighten.
  
  To surround
  
  ^ C^
  
  a >-^s-j CSaf^
  
  water-trough cattle). To combine -with a. o, To dry in the mouth (a
  
  saliva
  
  ^
  
  ,
  
  without
  
  a. o.
  
  j«.'
  
  ^j^ol
  
  ^
  
  s
  
  -«
  
  ,yiiJS-[
  
  motive.
  
  5 \jls. o
  
  5
  
  li.fr
  
  I'vifr
  
  -ft-
  
  ""
  
  night.
  
  To put
  
  limb).
  
  ^ja^
  
  ^j^^i ^^s-
  
  Tail-bone.
  
  (
  
  ^^c •i^i.p
  
  give ^^1^ ^lij (:JS o an opinion, to conjecture.
  
  To attack
  
  ^Jj^j
  
  ZilSj ^i.*
  
  Dried up (tree).
  
  rately.
  
  TS Cook. t?-rl^J '^^ Place of supper. ^gi^" To become hard. Caitj Ua» a l^ -^ ^ To press, to squeeze a. th. u—
  
  Mean (man).
  
  »•
  
  •^
  
  •^
  
  __^
  
  j^i
  
  5 VilJJij Cultj (iLt a
  
  c
  
  ^^
  
  j>
  
  blind.
  
  night.
  
  love
  
  i^
  
  ,
  
  (cattle). '\'jjj. j>
  
  To
  
  u
  
  Loving passionately. j_;e.j j^li Sweetheart, lover. To be -H^Jj;7j C«jiij Cii a dried up (tree). ^ To give hope to. To hupe for. i
  
  c^M^j
  
  from afar during the night. Pasturing by night ^J^^'j^ t Night-
  
  foul deed will 7(~J _^ be imputed to me.
  
  a. o. passionately.
  
  Nigthfall, dusk.
  
  Nigthfall, evening.
  
  )
  
  No
  
  ~
  
  To turn away from. To direct o.'s self J\j A towards (the To be weak-
  
  oiU; luj
  
  fi>
  
  — To wrong —
  
  To
  
  (>j^j
  
  CJas-
  
  — To
  
  red (horizon). ic
  
  Ctitj
  
  CJat-
  
  force.
  
  To have sinews (flesh). iLop a To choose (a leader party), a To starve (people dearth). To walk at a quick pace :
  
  :
  
  (camel).
  
  To put on a turban, a bandage. To be satisfied with.
  
  —
  
  Csi a ^^} night-blind.
  
  \'jlg-
  
  jc.
  
  To
  
  —
  
  by night.
  
  a. o.
  
  eat supper.
  
  (cattle)
  
  ).
  
  To become unchan (teeth). To become To take a. th. by
  
  To be
  
  sighted.
  
  :
  
  fire)
  
  ^p lii \^llj \yls.
  
  feed
  
  ,^1j5j
  
  o
  
  —
  
  '^^
  
  a ^eiS
  
  during the night.
  
  give supper to
  
  a. o.
  
  s ^jitlj ,^Lfc
  
  To pasture (cattle) by night, s ^^ To catch (night-birds) with a light. To blind a. o. 5 ^^1 To eat the evening-meal. J-/J\ To feign blindness, ignorance, jjj; To set off at nightfall. ^^^\ — To repair towards the (_i jl A fire
  
  by night.
  
  To be guided during the night by the light of a
  
  \jC>
  
  fire.
  
  .dif-ll
  
  ^ 1"\A)
  
  (
  
  twist a. th.
  
  To prepare
  
  a gruel.
  
  To
  
  deviate (arrow).
  
  To constrain a. o. To stiffen (thread)
  
  to. u. 5 ituap
  
  witti
  
  ait
  
  j
  
  A j^t
  
  -<>•
  
  j,^^,
  
  -if-
  
  starch.
  
  To To
  
  be starched (thread).
  
  Si^c
  
  raise a clamour in
  
  ijlas-
  
  fight.
  
  To be bigoted, a zealot. To form a league with. To struggle desperately
  
  a
  
  r;reS3, to
  
  so--^
  
  against.
  
  To become
  
  difficult
  
  To withdraw to prevent
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  from;
  
  a. th.
  
  ?j
  
  A—
  
  from.
  
  a. o.
  
  To have rain. j^'^ To put forth husks (corn-ci-ops). j^al To express the juice of grapes. * — To attain puberty (gii'l). .r^b ~ To be contemporary with. 5 ^oCtTo enter upon the afternoon. j:^'\ To be squeezed, J<£:l\j _r^
  (
  
  fruit
  
  ).
  
  To become
  
  diffi-
  
  cult (affair).
  
  To take refuge towards.o^'^:p|_,_,.Saij To di'aw, to extort a. th. ^>. a _j^ii.{ from. To take back (a gift) from. Afternoon.
  
  j^otj
  
  The morning and He came late.
  
  ,.
  
  yae-
  
  ^roiJI
  
  s>L^
  
  yas.'\
  
  MteiTioon-prayer.
  
  To wind a turban round (the head).
  
  ^
  
  ,/^pIj i;^t i _ra* squeeze (grapes). To wring (linen).
  
  evening.
  
  oyj
  \l^ sU
  
  To
  
  coalesce, to league
  
  Time. Age, century, epoch. He is matchless in his aj^t aj^S yi time.
  
  jyp^h
  
  j-'a^^ j,ij^
  
  descent.
  
  untimely.
  
  _pi:i!
  
  refage._,^sjUj S^^atj
  
  '
  
  ^.3
  
  j
  
  ^atj ^as.
  
  tixpre'sed
  
  Sjiitj jLif-j «Ji^t_j Ji.^t juice (of a fruit). -^ Must.
  
  Pi.
  
  —
  
  ^^
  
  Turban. Kind of garment. Sharp boy. Saliva drying in the mouth. Biud-weed. Sinew. Choice men of a tribe. Sinewy, muscular. '^s-^sSinew, nerve. League, d'--at ^ coalition. Relations on the father's side. Distant relation having no legal claim. -^ Black head-kerchief worn yb women.
  
  i^
  
  Manner of binding a turban. :c.ot Troop, band of men, of ^^t ^ xlit cattle, of bii'ds. -^ Faction, gang. form a party ; we are ^CIaI 'j>C in number. Rope for tying a camel's v'—
  
  We
  
  thigh. seller.
  
  k_;LoP
  
  Bandage. Head-band. w/Lit ^
  Of illustrious
  
  Asylum,
  
  *^ij.iaflj
  
  together.
  
  Thread-maker or
  
  He came
  
  ^J J —
  
  (affair).
  
  Gruel of flour with butter and honey. -^ Starch-paste.
  
  To
  
  .^^p
  
  To defend a. th. desperately To be obstinate in.
  
  Three stones
  
  for
  
  j^\'iS-
  
  ^
  
  'i'j<s\S'
  
  pressing grapes.
  
  ^
  
  hurricane. Origin, family.
  
  ^Lot _^„r;i
  
  Element, constituent.
  
  Party-spirit. Patriotism. Rela-
  
  ^ j^lii Jail
  
  t^kJas
  
  tionship on the father's side.
  
  Obstinacy, stubbornness.
  
  Dust swept by the wind. jUit In a moment. oC»j!l jV.ip it Whirlwind, .noilj ^aG^I ^ jl.it\ Presser.
  
  Ugly and lean (woman). v.^-^ Bound with a ^Jalj XLal'\ ^ >^jui£ rope (she-camel). Lights and guts of sheep bound and roasted together. Vehemently hot (day). vi^ X4
  
  ^^j —
  
  Fanaticism, zealotry, bigotry. Wearing a turban : crowned.
  
  ^.2»ijS
  
  Lord, master. Reduced tostraitness by dearth.
  
  Bandaged (wound). Starved, Thin (sword).
  
  To
  
  bend, to
  
  »
  
  j.it
  
  b
  
  ,)!ua^
  
  ^^j^^ i
  
  ait
  
  -«-
  
  i^^
  
  C
  
  r
  
  Sparrow. Female sparrow,
  
  -^
  
  s^J,/^ jj^^^ Bundle of Sj^i^
  
  -^
  
  ropes.
  
  To be
  
  distorted,
  
  ^^^t a J-ap
  
  -tt-
  
  crooked (wood). To urine.
  
  To bend, to To be late. To twist a.
  
  a
  
  twist a. th.
  
  Jop
  
  j^
  
  ^ —
  
  Crookedness, distortion.
  
  j.op
  
  Twisting tracts of sand.
  
  »io
  
  JVI ,^UJi!l s^;~iali!i
  
  Simple, uncorapound (sub-
  
  i.,
  stance).
  
  Generous, _^iii giving freely.
  
  Wine-press
  
  :
  
  _j-P\ma <^ '-rva*;
  
  J-Iat
  
  geable
  
  r^^V»> 9^
  
  J^l ^•l
  
  Intricate affair.
  
  Wild
  
  ^
  
  onion,
  
  ^
  
  J-?0.c
  
  Ji»itj J-i»ip
  
  squill.
  
  Harsh towards a debtor. Crooked
  
  staff.
  
  J-^ ^
  
  J.w;US
  
  Jli«i
  
  To
  
  be strong, hardy. ._li& -i^ Strong, hardy. -,^fj JLalj JlaI To preserve, to ij 5 CJap i ^.it -»protect a. 0.
  
  To keep from
  
  oj^5^l
  
  a. 0. safe
  
  jy» 5
  
  —
  
  J| fi>
  
  ^otlj
  
  J<>\t^
  
  neous.
  
  To lunch. Lunch.
  
  oIr^5 "^^.ij^
  
  To blow
  
  • ^
  
  s^Jas-\j \i^^j Clift i ^iip -Ha gale ( wind;. To be quick. To earn for (o.'s family), i ^jiortlj — War has ^, 'Jj^iS cXa.V\j ciit blasted them. ,
  
  in
  
  To cut
  
  co\'n
  
  when
  
  A uit
  
  o wiii
  
  green.
  
  To put forth blades (corn). ,j^\ To go astray. To perish (man).
  
  —
  
  Blades, dry leaves of corn-
  
  skin).
  
  ^ot
  
  produce.
  
  To be white -footed
  
  U-ifr a
  
  j,^
  
  (horse, goat).
  
  To strengthen
  
  upon a
  
  a. o.
  
  ^opI
  
  5
  
  hold fast by.
  
  To
  
  hold upon a. th. To protect o.'s
  
  lay
  
  s_i
  
  jt^ii-^j
  
  —
  
  ii.^ii»j ^J>^am^i 'iX^Ss'j
  
  ^^\j
  
  ^'^\j
  
  -
  
  hurricane. ,ju^i-j
  
  ,
  
  ^ o^iat
  
  ^jJas-
  
  (wind).
  
  >J^i
  
  Swift -running (gazelle, she-
  
  self.
  
  ^jL^U
  
  blowing in a gale, stormy (wind). Storm, whirlwind, ^Jl^KjI -r *i-«i
  
  Blowing violently
  
  ^
  
  sl^
  
  Smell of wine. violent,
  
  saddle.
  
  To
  
  o)
  
  Contemporary, contempora-
  
  —
  
  evil.
  
  To seek refuge towards. To strap the head of (a
  
  __/^Aa^
  
  (girl).
  
  Rain-clouds.
  
  j^
  
  Distorted, crooked.
  
  J v^*".
  
  olive-press.
  
  Adult, marria- ^usU^j
  
  ^ J^f^
  
  jLofrt
  
  four elements.
  
  Whitsunday. Pentecost.
  
  Pressing-place. o
  
  >Lias.
  
  th.
  
  Bowels.
  
  )
  
  The
  
  camel).
  
  abstain from sin
  
  from evil. To have recourse Remains, traces.
  
  :
  
  to
  
  protect
  
  o.'s
  
  self
  
  to.^j ^.-inxJ-
  
  ^
  
  .
  
  \j
  
  ^^f-[
  
  -n^j j,las-j
  
  j^i
  
  ^^
  
  spot on a beast's foot. Strap of a ^«Uitj ^^j li-atl ^ ^li^ water-skin. CoUyrium. Handle of a
  
  Virtuous, self-ennobled. Protection. Prevention. Immunity
  
  Dog's
  
  collar.
  
  Heads of the ears
  
  'ii^op
  
  Particles falling off from the
  
  ij\:As-
  
  cora-ears.
  
  To dye yellow. To be dyed yellow.
  
  fi,
  
  J^
  
  -ft-
  
  ^klaiCi
  
  Cai'thamus tinctoriui. bastard
  
  ^i^
  
  safflower (yellow dye).
  
  vessel.
  
  sin, error.
  
  leaves.
  
  of corn.
  
  White
  
  from
  
  Dry
  
  t^Lit Xjtaf-
  
  Virtue, chastity.
  
  Sparrow
  
  :
  
  any small
  
  j'.vlUst
  
  ^ j>«-^
  
  bu'd. King. Blaze on a horse's head.
  
  He is hungry. High breed camels. Gillyflower.
  
  «^
  
  j^i^^s-
  
  zJ^
  
  jr*^! jjs^-it «^.v«i-^ "^J
  
  •IrJc^
  
  To be intricate (affair). ^fJaic\J ^^^7 To become hard (fruit-stone), ^s^{
  
  Dog's
  
  White-footed.
  
  collar.
  
  tjal
  
  Rebellion, disobedience.
  
  *I^«^> '^^c^
  
  Gluttonous, voracious. ^>i»^j ^r^-^ Prohibited ; well defended. jw^^
  
  Rebel, disobedient. Bleeding unceasingly
  
  i\^ ^
  
  Meal
  
  ,i>»'*
  
  ,(>»>S^ 5-
  
  —
  
  (vein).
  
  of parched barley. ^^\s. y'\ Chaste (woman). Well^^t^ ^ *;^ift defended ; surname of Medinah. Capital town, metropolis.
  
  The province
  
  Rebellious. Apostate.
  
  The Orontes
  
  To
  
  (river).
  
  ^^a\>i\
  
  5 Ca-^j^j
  
  Uac a
  
  with the teeth, to bite
  
  a. th.
  
  seize itj
  
  He spoke
  
  ^_,j
  
  him. Fortune has been severe for him.
  
  To To To
  
  evil of
  
  j^pa*
  
  a
  
  jas^
  
  jaJxt
  
  fi>
  
  Calhi^j *oC«j» j^^c-
  
  I
  
  A
  
  a. 0, to seize
  
  with the teeth. wounded him with my sword.
  
  To
  
  5 [papl
  
  iik^l
  
  ^^il.'
  
  jaU^
  
  bite one another.
  
  Bite
  
  :
  
  seizure
  
  (
  
  un. ?>^
  
  )
  
  jr'_^ c.j j^S
  
  of
  
  oWjJI ;|^
  
  <^'j'-^b
  
  fortune and war.
  
  Niggardly.
  
  Wicked.
  
  j*^
  
  j^Uit Ij ^ >e Cunning. Resolute and
  
  strong.
  
  Good walker.
  
  Jl,
  
  Barley, fodder for cattle.
  
  —
  
  jai
  
  ^Uit
  
  Morsel, bit.
  
  Patient under
  
  jij£. j^UiP Tyrant. Severe j^j^as. time. Bit of bread. Deep well. Bone, cartilage. J^\^j J»U»*
  
  To To To To To
  
  trial.
  
  bite.
  
  cut off a. th. A CJa^ disable a. 0. (disease).
  
  prevent
  
  o.
  
  horn, a
  
  n
  
  -?;{-
  
  —
  
  "" *iU4i 5
  
  a. o.
  
  slit
  
  ^.:?yfc
  
  with a spear, from.
  
  Having a broken ,_^c 1j
  
  To
  
  i
  
  revile a. 0.
  
  pierce a.
  
  lj 5 ^c.
  
  ,
  
  C^ a
  
  5
  
  ^oU? ^ ^»-^
  
  upper part of
  
  ^-^^ ^b j,.^*
  
  for
  
  protection.
  
  Impeccable,
  
  To
  
  as a
  
  >>^^
  
  infallible.
  
  Aj
  
  strike a. o.
  
  To
  
  stick.
  
  To take (a stick). To use a sword
  
  ts
  
  o Ua^
  
  \'ylas.
  
  -f^
  
  bind (a wound).
  
  Cat a ,^5^ vjll)lj
  
  —
  
  ^^tlj
  
  staff.
  
  To give a stick to a. o. To strike 0. a. with a staff. To put forth fruitless shoots
  
  .^^it
  
  lean upon (a staff).
  
  5 Jas.
  
  ^^t
  
  j
  
  ^os.\
  
  ^^\(-
  
  Staff, stick. Stay.
  
  »_.Jip
  
  Tongue. Polj/gonum, knot-grass. Mild-tempered man.
  
  Weak-tempered man. He split the staff i. e. he made a schism. He threw the staff i. e.
  
  A —
  
  \s^^,
  
  w
  
  ^-a*
  
  i/l^l ^-^
  
  o0
  
  l^il
  
  \:a^\ wj«-«-^
  
  he broke his journey. The staff is broken i. e.
  
  Uii!)
  
  jij
  
  l.isil
  
  ^^'l
  
  l..^! cJIjI^
  
  they are disunited. He has peeled the staff l^s^;!! iJ_r^ i. e. he has opened his mind to him.
  
  has admonished him
  
  \j^»]\ iJ
  
  p.^
  
  severely.
  
  To
  
  *^«^
  
  staff, rod.
  
  rebel against
  
  disobey.
  
  :
  
  To
  
  XL,ai^j \Jas-
  
  baffle
  
  all
  
  i
  
  ^^as.
  
  -^
  
  means
  
  (hemorrhage).
  
  To «_)Ujp
  
  ^,jas-'\j
  
  Support. Handle of an axe. Leg-bone.
  
  to
  
  Heedle.5s (child).
  
  je i5^^l
  
  cut (a stick) from a tree.
  
  Small 5
  
  from.
  
  Sharp sword. Sharp tongue.
  
  To To
  
  — — He
  
  ear (sheep).
  
  deter, to cut off a. 0.
  
  Reviler.
  
  ^,-
  (vine).
  
  with the teeth.
  
  The strokes
  
  Prone to
  
  :
  
  the hand. Shelter. Place of refuge.
  
  with a
  
  a. th.
  
  ,r^'j^>
  
  ^
  
  'liJjp
  
  Having recourse to God
  
  (cattle).
  
  To make
  
  ^,^ ^
  
  (horse, wild goat).
  
  Wrist
  
  oC»j!l i-at
  
  bite strongly. bite o. a.
  
  -tt"
  
  <^
  
  *JS^.
  
  ^ Ca;-a£
  
  cling, to stick to.
  
  ^
  
  of Antioch.
  
  White-footed
  
  rebel
  
  against.
  
  jp
  
  ^jiili^lj
  
  J^Uj Jpj
  
  5
  
  -
  
  .„ap
  
  harshly towards
  
  To To
  
  weary
  
  to
  
  ;
  
  i_)
  
  a
  
  S J^j,(i'iiias:j "^Jas.
  
  prevent (a
  
  Having a broken
  
  a. o.
  
  straitea a. o. (affair).
  
  o
  
  i
  
  — -
  
  woman) from marrying.
  
  To have a muscular body. To become strait with
  
  5Ujp a
  
  be
  
  J-ist
  
  *u L jiit
  
  ^j
  
  difficult to a. o.
  
  s ^y^l
  
  I
  
  (affair).
  
  To
  
  phy-
  
  baffle the skill of
  
  5 jjiiuj
  
  —
  
  sicians (disease).
  
  Foul, crafty
  
  Large
  
  man.
  
  jJjp
  
  rat.
  
  JJ
  
  Oat-
  
  r J-^
  
  o!iV-i*
  
  Musculous. musculai*.
  
  ^ iLy^j Cj'^^J ,
  
  (affair),
  
  j^^j
  
  T '^^
  
  J-^f-
  
  Muscle. Misfortune, calamity. jispj
  
  Momentous
  
  J^
  
  jii^j
  
  J^ ^ (m.
  
  /".)
  
  cj'A^i
  
  Root
  
  ^Uat
  
  fr
  
  a ^+^J utter magic words.
  
  ^
  
  r ~
  
  <^ ^
  
  To lie. To To slander, to revile a. o. To browse on acacia-trees
  
  i fii
  
  — —
  
  lie,
  
  to calum-
  
  <^\j ,i^^
  
  a
  
  *-iap
  
  niate. Lie.
  
  Calumny. Witchcraft. o>i2f
  
  ^r
  
  *^
  
  oQat ^ iftCaPj — Species of acacia-tree. <>• Hawthorn.
  
  Any thorny
  
  tree.
  
  Calumny. Falsehood. vCat ^ mc-?cAbounding with acacia- Si-at j. ^^t trees (ground).
  
  Depasturing thorny
  
  (m.
  
  /".)
  
  *«^icj
  
  —
  
  trees.
  
  Wizard. Deadly (snake). Lie. To share 5j A j^hpj a. th.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  become strong. take a. th. upon the arm. ask assistance from a. o. pluck
  
  my
  
  is
  
  help,
  
  my
  
  aJatlj iLatl
  
  u^aStl.
  
  a— ,_,
  
  ^
  
  (fruit).
  
  support.
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  jJalsZ,\
  
  ^
  
  iUiil
  
  :
  
  ai»&
  
  jjJas.
  
  j^
  
  -U»tj oiicj aiap
  
  man : arm of a beast. Strength. Disease in the arm of a camel. jJasTwo rows of palm-trees ol^Vc bordering a streamShort (man, woman).
  
  (m.
  
  /.)
  
  iUjp
  
  Large bracelet. Iron I'eapingii^ hook. Brand on a camel's arm. Side of a road. is his
  
  SiJ^^ S^lisp iiiLa^ yi
  
  inseparable
  
  companion.
  
  The two posts of a door. ^_J(J\ nii^is. Large in the upper^i\.atj ^iCa* arm.
  
  Row
  
  of palm-trees.
  
  ulJ-a&
  
  -r
  
  -^c-^t
  
  Short palm-tree. Having slender arms or an arm ojjil shorter than the other. Reaping-hook. juau^ -^ JiaJi^ Armlet, amulet. i\lai«j aiii^
  
  Uit -«
  
  Intense cold. Hail, snow.
  
  iCai»
  
  i_^i» ,j-Ij^'as-
  
  The perinoeum.
  
  skin (sheep).
  
  divide a. th. into classes,
  
  juaCo
  
  Large butcher's knife. Lopped, trimmed (tree).
  
  <^Cc.
  
  Ijii^ o
  
  ju^t
  
  s
  
  help one another.
  
  <4-ot
  
  <^\'^s- -r ,
  
  jl^cI^ jua*
  
  help, to succour a. 0.
  
  Upper
  
  He
  
  (camel).
  
  To
  
  To To To To To To
  
  i
  
  ai*m of
  
  j,^
  
  l^JaP
  
  ,
  
  with a hook. To deviate (arrow).
  
  He
  
  _^ispj *i-afr1
  
  *4-itj *4*-hpj
  
  -ft-
  
  helper, as8ista.nt.
  
  of the tail.
  
  Winnowing-fork.
  
  v^^***
  
  To help, to assist a.o. 5 ij^jt o oisft To wound a. 0. on the arm. To have a pain in the arm. a-a<J To lop (a tree)it> oia-i:, Ij laJat oia^
  
  Side. Stay, support
  
  Misfortune. Intricate question.
  
  Handle of a bow.
  
  helpless.
  
  x'ljifr
  
  
  ?-
  
  ^ ^.it^
  
  •UiiP
  
  Brotherless. A\'eak,
  
  JUst
  
  Chronical, incurable (disease).
  
  Distressing event.
  
  ^
  
  ,.,J»p
  
  slit ear.
  
  Feeble, sickly, crippled.
  
  people (land).
  
  To
  
  horn, a
  
  Js^iifr
  
  -K-i{-
  
  >b ^^as.
  
  Hired man.
  
  parts.
  
  Limb of the body. -{hlS ^ yos-i •< Member of a society. Portion. Party, sect. Lie. o^ia^ «• Man in good circumstances, j^it.
  
  jiat
  
  base.
  
  PZ.
  
  Low
  
  ;
  Thieves, rogues. *-^c:
  
  ^'j
  
  Gullet, oesophagus,
  
  To
  
  act
  
  i^^jias-
  
  jc J-a^j
  
  ,
  
  !^-af o
  
  -r
  
  ^Ir^
  
  j.ap
  
  -J^
  
  (
  
  t_Jua&
  
  i>t
  
  High (mountain). Tall (man Long (day). Generous, Mercury (planet).
  
  To sneeze. To break
  
  CIS
  
  Clispj
  
  IVY -ft-
  
  i>j,^ o ..^Jap
  
  i
  
  -ft-
  
  To hi
  
  split,
  
  a. o. to
  
  To bend
  
  sneeze
  
  him. Sneezing. Daybreak
  
  -ft-
  
  — —
  
  ul»:7
  
  "Jaijl^
  
  slit
  
  perish.
  
  To
  
  Death. NoseSternutatory. To be thirsty.
  
  iaW
  
  lengthwise.
  
  shout, to yell (fighters). .^iaff Ij
  
  To lose o.'s temper To be mellowy,
  
  sniitf.
  
  ,
  
  U-'U^
  
  Cjap a ^-Jit
  
  To be
  
  CiiaP a
  
  iji-Jas-
  
  -ft-
  
  for a. th.
  
  with.
  
  jc.
  
  a. o. in
  
  bearing
  
  5
  
  To put forth gems (vine). ^\a£ To brew (wine) for bettei'ing *— it. -^ To spoil, to injure a. th. To cause the loss of a. 0. i ^JasTo carry (fire) in a rag. A sJi^\
  
  J^\s.
  
  Cotton. Wool.
  
  J^ai^ ^- u^
  
  Destitute, poor.
  
  ,_Xi^ v-iaPj wJafr
  
  s^
  
  Flake of cotton. Rag.
  
  thirst. thirst.
  
  Thirst. of thii'st.
  
  llWj
  
  Thirsty
  
  xlias-
  
  *li»p
  
  ^
  
  jXi£-j
  
  J^O.
  
  ;
  
  insatiable^^lis^
  
  ^iWj
  
  JS)^ ^
  
  j-'^^j
  
  olliap
  
  ji.l»CiS
  
  jJ^iS ^ (m. Ji
  
  6^j
  
  f.)
  
  CUat
  
  i
  
  ^IJ^uJ^
  
  ^iL^
  
  wiL*
  
  -ft
  
  lean towards. turn aside (a beast^ by
  
  -ft-
  
  i^las
  
  Liberal
  
  (man). out sweet
  
  yjas-
  
  a ^kt
  
  -ft-
  
  odours.
  
  Sweet odour, perfume.
  
  thirst for camels.
  
  Thirsty ground. Often thirsty.
  
  ^^'*
  
  :j
  
  \
  
  incline, to
  
  (day).
  
  *-
  
  jjac
  
  To perfume a. 0. or a. th. Aj _4»^ To be perfumed, to smell ^,ia;~J.ij _4»^ goo J. To remain unmarried (woman).
  
  Dried up (soil;. Longing for. Withheld from water (beast
  
  Appointed time of
  
  v%'^ t
  
  Hardship, severity. Hard, distant (journey). High
  
  To send
  
  thirst.
  
  ^^^^
  
  Dangerous place.
  
  (mountain). Long
  
  (person, place).
  
  Thirst-giving disease Thirsting.
  
  —
  
  ^^'^^
  
  ^.Jialj CJa*
  
  Softness of cotton.
  
  Paioxyam
  
  -ft-
  
  rotten.
  
  \
  
  intense thirst s J.)acSj jlLp
  
  with
  
  -ft-
  
  soft (cotton).
  
  to a. o.
  
  To
  
  5
  
  loiJlj
  
  be exhausted (beast).
  
  Snuffing-tobacco,
  
  To
  
  s
  
  (wood).
  
  To To
  
  beai'3 a likeness to
  
  To bear
  
  "Jat
  
  J^JVI Jl
  
  chopped
  
  He
  
  vie
  
  Lk* o
  
  ,
  
  (wood). Pieces of cloth
  
  To
  
  JaLtj
  
  To master a. 0. To fell a. o. on the
  
  Sneezing, sneeze.
  
  To thirst To cause
  
  ^
  
  piece
  
  ground.
  
  (daylight).
  
  died.
  
  To cause
  
  slit (a
  
  of cloth).
  
  m luck befell him. Hi
  
  ,U
  
  )
  
  To
  
  piil-
  
  ^ —
  
  Ji^
  
  Sweet-smelling, aromatic,
  
  j^as-
  
  ^
  
  _4*^
  
  Essence.
  
  Essence of rose. ij}-" j^. Aromatic, fragrant. '4j^ Ti-ade of a perfumei-, a druggist. SjLkt
  
  ling the rein.
  
  To bend, to To fold (a To connect
  
  inc'ine (wood),
  
  ft
  
  ^iL^j
  
  —
  
  (a
  
  Sweet-smelling.
  
  s^lia*? ^^ ('^-
  
  Perfuming himself. Valuable
  
  pad). ^j^it
  
  ^ 'i;jr^ii»p ^—
  
  word) to another with a conjunction.
  
  To turn away from. To remove a. 0. from. To feel sympathy for. To have long eyelash.
  
  it
  
  ^^ » ^^'^j
  
  — —
  
  CiLt a w4»p
  
  (
  
  A) she-
  
  camel).
  
  Liking perfumes. Perfumer, druggist. Perfumed. Fragrant with pei"fumes.
  
  Jal ^ JhKt jlSat
  
  _^Li»
  
  {m.
  
  f.)
  
  jyh^^
  
  .
  
  0^ To
  
  To
  
  ne^jlect a. th.
  
  try)
  
  render (a couu-
  
  impair, to injure, a. th.
  
  To wear no jewel (woman). To be unemployed (labourer). be impaired. Destitute of good.
  
  jLij
  
  halter
  
  bridle nor
  
  (horsa).
  
  To wrap To wrap
  
  jW
  
  ^ jLcj
  
  JCk-'l
  
  jW
  
  ^ Unarmed (man). Jv'ktl
  
  jiat
  
  jLp
  
  J\i\
  
  of ornament. Neck. Body,
  
  jLtp
  
  person. Denuded parts of the body. Idleness, worklessuess.
  
  iUat
  
  Wearing no ornament (woman). Unjl»u
  
  Damaged. Worthless.
  
  Bad. Stalk of a male palm-tree. Jialij J^^ Tall, fine (she-camel). ^^'J
  
  a^
  
  Cripple.
  
  Worthless, damaged.
  
  Workmen's
  
  o'^^af^
  
  Damage.
  
  strike.
  
  Holyday. Delay.
  
  afFectiouate, favourable
  
  >ii^ J bent,
  
  Conjunctive particle,
  
  (mcney). Desert leading to Hedjaz.
  
  ^£j
  
  ,
  
  Side of
  
  j^
  
  wiJaiJI
  
  (-Jji-'V
  
  ^^^J
  
  jliafr'l
  
  oiiaP
  
  5r
  
  He
  
  is a self-admirer. *iii»^ J ^la^ Turn, by-street. Vine-prop. iliat Tendrils of a vine. ;iiac Creeping plant. ^JiL^ Ample garment. Xi^]j jUi^l ^ usliaP Waist-wrapper. Sword.
  
  Affectionate. Cloak.
  
  ^ilit
  
  i
  
  o
  
  Jac
  
  ^
  
  lay near water (cattle). stink (hide in
  
  ^Lij'b
  
  ,
  
  Cj.iat
  
  —
  
  '^^- a ^iii
  
  To become mouldy.
  
  near i ^i-'h ;)as. water. Fatherland. o^lac'l «- (:;i»^ Resting-place ^tU^ ^ o^>j c^^J ~ for cattle near water. Rich and generous. ^;j| ^Lj
  
  ^ ^!»U
  
  Conjunction. c/V'ileUj J^\'yi- -^ \S'
  
  feeling. Relationship. Bias.
  
  ^
  
  ojJs-'vt
  
  Trap. Of good disposition.
  
  Bow.
  
  xsiLt J
  
  ,
  
  ^ji«t
  
  kj;_lLp
  
  ^
  
  *ii»^
  
  Connected to another (word). »Jjiaii>i Word to which another jlit J^^Lii
  
  jjikt a
  
  Ojac
  
  (hides).
  
  •<>•
  
  ^5 — wikiLll.
  
  j,^
  
  Snare, trap for game.^iJji^
  
  the tan).
  
  ~
  
  wiisiil.
  
  Propensity, sympathy. Bend of a oJaP road. Conjunction (grcun.).
  
  Mercy, kind
  
  butes.
  
  To macerate
  
  jifcCo
  
  To be benevolent towards. To try to conciliate a. o. s To implore the mercy of.
  
  iii»i/5
  
  Unemployed. Untended iiLi^ ^ jLi» (flock). Not used (well). Uncultivated (land). <> Damaged. Unproductive
  
  To
  
  u^s.\j o»Lij
  
  folded.
  
  J-|aii
  
  Sect denying the divine attri-
  
  To To
  
  iSyS —
  
  ^
  
  o.'s self in
  
  the body. Arm-pit. Shoulder.
  
  Destitute of goods, ornaments,
  
  •fy-
  
  a. o. in a cloak.
  
  To have a proud gait. To be inclined. To be
  
  dotted (verse).
  
  ^
  
  ulti
  
  to a. 0.
  
  like J,
  
  -^
  
  to
  
  •^
  
  Interest of money.
  
  qualities.
  
  sympathy
  
  a cloak.
  
  To be
  
  Without string (bow). ^ Damage, loss.
  
  Want
  
  inspire
  
  a. o. for.
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  learning.
  
  Without
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  unoccupied, uncultivated. -^To
  
  is
  
  connected.
  
  Curved bow. XijiaiA Neck. Bending of the wil»U^ -r -.^^t^ body. Fold of a garment. Cloak. Sword. ^i^U^ j^ ^jiLi^ Bending of a valley. i^^'S" o«i»ii/i
  
  let cattle rest
  
  Stink,
  
  -fy-
  
  Mouldiuess.
  
  xikt
  
  -i^j
  
  .\a.s.
  
  To wear no jewel (woman). To be destitute of (wealth,
  
  ^^
  
  yias-
  
  —
  
  learning).
  
  To be workless (work-
  
  VCkt o
  
  jW
  
  man).
  
  To
  
  Macerated ti;; ^ ^^Lij tLkt ^ ^^i and stinking (hide). < Mouldy.
  
  divest (a
  
  ornaments.
  
  ,
  
  goods.
  
  r»
  
  To
  
  woman) of her f^j s jLt To strip a. o. of hia leave a.
  
  o.
  
  unemployed.
  
  C
  
  .lie
  
  Indisposed through
  
  jhi ^
  
  I
  
  j^
  
  jkilb S^^i >^^ ,
  
  To To
  
  a
  
  J£tf.'j
  
  o
  
  S^
  
  «•
  
  collect together
  
  To
  
  jp
  
  jlai^j jlat
  
  press upon.
  
  verses of another poet. o To make repetitions
  
  jl
  
  >Slkil
  
  —
  
  jiatj JfeU Coupled (locusts). The day of conflict Jl^hill >^ amongst the Arabs. To become of a dark blue. J^' ^,Uit -fr Indigo, woad plant dyeing ;
  
  Dark (night). To be j^lj 'v'l^pj Ukt jas- -Sgreat, big. To be momentous, griblue.
  
  ,
  
  misfortune).
  
  To become momentous,
  
  Jt Jas-
  
  distressing (artair, misfortune).
  
  To
  
  uoiat
  
  o>it»^j
  
  —
  
  ^ ^k^
  
  1
  
  Tan for hides. To receive to
  
  jQap J\j
  
  A
  
  \'jias.
  
  o vLp
  
  -ti-
  
  give a. th.
  
  To
  
  raise the head J| *j jJj and the hands towards. To minister to a. 0. To urge
  
  Ll'Ij
  
  s
  
  —
  
  las.
  
  a. o.
  
  in a discourse.
  
  (affiiir,
  
  o^j
  
  Liying doM-n :dJ_,
  
  :
  
  To overlay a. th. vOi^j VUiCU Jiit To insert (in poetry) ^Vkt i^liJI J —
  
  evous
  
  *ii^j
  
  (hide).
  
  near water (camel).
  
  couple (dogs, locusts).
  
  against.
  
  Stinking (person).
  
  Put into the tan
  
  excess of drink,
  
  give a bone to
  
  & Jal'\i
  
  ,
  
  CJat o Jos-
  
  To
  
  offer
  
  A
  
  5
  
  ^pIj,
  
  a present to a. To serve a. 0.
  
  To be
  
  How
  
  n'ktj
  
  Slls'ui
  
  J»'i
  
  0.
  
  j
  
  tractable (beast).
  
  bountiful he is
  
  j/it
  
  Jati Jlii), aCta^l C»
  
  !
  
  To ask for a. th. Ja-Lllj LiS To hurry on. la^ To exercise (a profession). A — To hand a. th. to 0. a. To A j/uj quarrel about a. th. To engage in. To exert o.'s self in. To be addicted to poetry. 'j»li\ JsW>
  
  (a dog).
  
  To strike a. o. on the bones. 5 '~C^ — 5 Jits. To dismember a (sheep). To hold a. o. as great *_, » ^^1j — ;
  
  to regard, to honour, to
  
  exalt
  
  a. o.
  
  To exaggerate a. th. ^lii; To be exalted. To grow tall. To be looked upon as great. To magnify o.'s JajcL\i j^\i>i — be proud. be held as great. To become important, grievous. self: to
  
  To
  
  To judge
  
  ^^W
  
  Aj 5 Jeu^ \ To wonder at the magnitude of. To a. 0.
  
  great.
  
  take the greatest part of. Bone. j^'^
  
  /^J
  
  Main
  
  part.
  
  Hugeness
  
  ;
  
  ^Uicl
  
  magni-
  
  f J^^
  
  ^ J^j ^ W i^ ^t j f^^ljl
  
  Jhs. Jas^
  
  of the road.
  
  Greatness,
  
  X>Uafj
  
  JjjLjI
  
  o>Uaf j
  
  Joa XJas-
  
  grandeur. Pride.
  
  The thick part
  
  of the arm, of
  
  XJal
  
  the tongue.
  
  The
  
  chiefs of the people.
  
  Great. Big,
  
  tall,
  
  ^[^1 cXJixl
  
  >.OaPj 'liSfr
  
  ^ j,^
  
  allowance.
  
  ^
  
  bountiful than.
  
  Giving, granting.
  
  Wilt thou give
  
  it
  
  Munificent, 'Js\*ij generous.
  
  JL*1 iaJ>
  
  me? iila*J iJl ji hi*^ ^ C"^- A) '^it*;
  
  to
  
  To try a. 0. (war). i \Jas- o "Jat -STo fell a. 0. on the ground. jajS/O 5 — To ill-treat o. a. » CliUaej *1»Ua tii To fight desperately with o. a. Rigour, trials of war. To dry up (hide). (j_^tj CJaP
  
  To become hard (hand). To take cave of a. th. To bear a. th. ip Ckt
  
  -^ i
  
  w-lat
  
  -ft-
  
  u — a fcj4«^J
  
  ~
  
  patiently.
  
  To
  
  delay, to hinder a.
  
  from.
  
  tude, importance.
  
  The middle
  
  Gift, present. Soldiers' pay,
  
  More
  
  Wicked,
  
  0.
  
  ^t
  
  i
  
  wlaP
  
  To
  
  lYe
  
  (
  
  f^ shut o.'s self
  
  up for dying
  
  ai:tl
  
  from starvation.
  
  To
  
  »
  
  Ja.3
  
  To rub
  
  (th' dust).
  
  To
  
  (earth).
  
  (event).
  
  j
  
  roll a. o. in
  
  ,
  
  \J^
  
  i
  
  a vessel
  
  (
  
  Jis, )
  
  -ft-
  
  with
  
  ,
  
  roast (meat) in the sun,
  
  To throw
  
  ^ _,lt down in
  
  »_,
  
  a. o.
  
  the dust. To render a. th. white. To wean (her young) gradually (female). •^ To glean (in a field). A — To fall into destitution, contempt. ^^
  
  To
  
  be soiled with Jcil\i J^\i J^~> dust. <> To be gleaned (ears, olives).
  
  To
  
  cast its prey upon the
  
  ground
  
  To drag
  
  i Jiii[
  
  (lion).
  
  (o.'s
  
  A—
  
  clothes) in the dust.
  
  Dust.
  
  .jUfr'l ?r
  
  Obvious speech. Boar, swine,
  
  young pig. Tremendous
  
  «^s
  
  ^J ^
  
  lion.
  
  ^^ 34^j_>i*J?-j
  
  Dust-colour. Shudder.
  
  -i'JJ.
  
  mane. Fea- li^Ipj — thers of a cock's crest. Hair of the liou's
  
  forelock of a horse.
  
  Intenseness of heat, cold. Rabble, s^lt Wheat boiled without grease. jlit
  
  Bread without seasoning. Tree used
  
  ^iSat^ ^Vkt
  
  Gleaning.
  
  SjUt
  
  Wicked and crafty. "Cj^s^ Hair on the top of the head, sl^^itj — Misfortune.
  
  Torrefied in the sun.
  
  ^^
  
  I'ight.
  
  of the
  
  :ifctU^l •i;u.c
  
  ^W
  
  j> jal\ Greyish pigeon. '^s^^ Glorying in decayed bones i. e. ^/f _"bc having- no other glory than that of :
  
  his ancestors.
  
  The main part of. Momentous event.
  
  ^«^ :;; 'fc-
  
  «
  
  ^im
  
  Exalted.
  
  To harm,
  
  to poison
  
  y \'J^l o CtiP
  
  unawares. To deter a. good. To calumniate a. 0.
  
  a. 0.
  
  •l_k&j
  
  'UaC
  
  Large
  
  lizard.
  
  ^
  
  S
  *iV^,
  
  -S-
  
  from
  
  0.
  
  "^
  
  ~t5^
  
  oQvJapj OCJatj
  
  Dry
  
  «rv«t
  
  Unseasoned (bread).
  
  from unlawful pleasure.
  
  refrain
  
  To be chaste. To abstain from. To render a. 0. chaste To take medicines. To graze on (dry herbage
  
  :
  
  js. lii;J.|j
  
  (God).
  
  2^
  
  —
  
  lisl
  
  oUj lj>^:^\j liSpl,
  
  cattle).
  
  jUpj
  
  Continence. Self-restraint.
  
  tUt
  
  Chastity abstemiousness. Chaste, Sic \j '\is)j 0>is -r '-«ci^-> "-*^ continent. Temperate. Abstemious. :
  
  Desinlerested, incorrup-
  
  ^j~'jd\\
  
  UtJiS'
  
  tible.
  
  Remainder
  
  for striking fire. -^
  
  portentous.
  
  kingdom. Portentous event \\iaS' ^ !U.sJa^ important afifair. Frightful ( crime).
  
  J^ To
  
  Js- ol-l
  
  Wicked, mischievous man.
  
  Malignance.
  
  ;
  
  Good. Vej-y well, aU
  
  ^ip V j.>ir
  
  jUt j jUtI ^ jilj
  
  Dull market.
  
  Hair of a
  
  •^
  
  Greater. More serious.
  
  ash-coloured. in hot sand.
  
  Enormous
  
  Tke noblemen
  
  soil -with (dust).
  
  To water (corn-crops) for the first A — time. To fecundate (a palm-tree). To be dusty. To be Juc.:^\j \'y>s. a y^
  
  To
  
  JUi&
  
  )
  
  grand. Serious, important. Terrific
  
  of milk in the
  
  SaUtj ^It
  
  udder.
  
  He came
  
  at the proper
  
  *;
  
  lie
  
  It
  
  »b.
  
  time.
  
  To twist a. th. * To speak Arabic bar-
  
  icit
  
  i
  
  <jij
  
  cJ^
  
  -^
  
  A.'f-yS'—
  
  barously.
  
  Scarabee. Lion. Blackbeetle. Firm-
  
  Kind of
  
  minded. Full-grown man White, untrodden land. Reddish-white ^ A'jjs-
  
  To
  
  J^
  
  with (a
  
  ^1
  
  (gazelle).
  
  Reddish sand. Gazelle.
  
  j^S*i t jyA. Portion of the night. Active ass.
  
  ir^^
  
  gruel.
  
  strike a.
  
  0.
  
  ,_,
  
  i
  
  '^It
  
  -f{-
  
  stick).
  
  Intestines, guts.
  
  ^UpI
  
  Mallet.
  
  To jump on both feet.
  
  s v'sJp
  
  -it
  
  ?r-i«-3
  
  r^j r-^.
  
  -r^J^j CIoIpj loi*
  
  i
  
  *?s^
  
  oIp
  
  -fi-
  
  ^
  
  (
  
  To be expeditious in (work). To dart oq (its prey lion). To fight with (the sword).
  
  J
  
  jiij\
  
  ? jirtl.
  
  :
  
  Rump
  
  ^— sjuc
  
  of animals.
  
  Visitor.
  
  3^,
  
  •j'i!>'l
  
  To speak
  
  at
  
  1Y^
  
  >^A&OI (kit
  
  ^
  
  dU*
  
  i
  
  random.
  
  To be
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  'ikit
  
  Light-witted.
  
  dlltl
  
  Bravo
  
  ^.ltj,CJp
  
  i
  
  -^
  
  Jis.
  
  :
  
  ,
  
  uit a
  
  ^^i^
  
  IjjIcj
  
  Ja
  
  ^l^i^j cyi«^j
  
  ^4^
  
  *Jjitj
  
  mouldy, corrupt, putrid. Mouldiness, putrefaction. Malaria, iviouldy, putrid,
  
  stinking.
  
  Miasmatic
  
  ^y^
  
  (air).
  
  dense, tufty.
  
  To be
  
  )^
  
  Ut
  
  o
  
  scarce, scanty (hair, herbage).
  
  -*>
  
  To be
  
  To be erased (trace). To be redundant. To let (hair) 5_, A Ci^ j^^^S'yis. o Uc grow. To give bountifully to a. o. To erase (a trace). * Ipj UsHe forgave him JLJi iJj p^ ^t Ut clear (water).
  
  i
  
  his fault.
  
  forgive him.
  
  He mended
  
  J*
  
  ixc
  
  his previous
  
  o^C*
  
  ic
  
  "Jc
  
  Perdition, destruc-
  
  JJC->JI
  
  ^f^U Jt
  
  them i. e. they died. 5 ^Ij.^Upj nsU* Ji from. To restore a. 0. to
  
  tion effaced
  
  preserve o.
  
  ^
  
  health.
  
  May God health •^
  
  keep thee in good
  
  ^\ iJ^t
  
  !
  
  Bravo Well done !
  
  iivitj iJlSu
  
  !
  
  To give liberally. To let grow (the hair, beard). He has paid up his debt *2ki
  
  lg.*\ fi>
  
  S
  
  hj to be
  
  JUj
  
  cured.
  
  a. 0. in
  
  To
  
  the
  
  detain a.
  
  j,j\i£
  
  CJS
  
  s
  
  i
  
  ^t
  
  Ts -Jf
  
  o.
  
  To wrestle with a. 0. s ^li To wrestle together. tjJiii-h ^CJ To be rolled in the dust. j ^',j{ To heap up (things). jLlt Cii^ To pick up things of no value, jj^ -^ To eat much of various dishes. fl>
  
  -jj^
  
  i
  
  Rubbish. Luggage. xljSj jiiS > Worthless people. ^u!l ^„ xXCip To wring a. th. To fi> Cait uols- -Hbend a. th. To overcome a. 0. in wrestling, s — i
  
  To To To To
  
  stop (a bottle).
  
  ^^tsAj
  
  fit
  
  —
  
  dye a. th. with gall-nuts fit ^j^ wrestle with a. 0. » ^\srecover a debt i_2> ^iitl. from. Gall-nut. Oak-tree producing ,jAie
  
  ^
  
  galls.
  
  Distortion of the nose.
  
  yait ^jais.
  
  Purse. Leather-stopper.
  
  o''^.
  
  Bitterness, acridity.
  
  To break CuJtj
  
  <J>^
  
  Qa-itj
  
  Ciaifr
  
  i
  
  i»ic
  
  -ft-
  
  wind (goat).
  
  To sneeze To smack
  
  (sheep).
  
  Ctr^^j Ckit
  
  —
  
  the lips (shepherd). Gait — Flatulence. Sneezing. Ja-ifj ixis
  
  He does not possess
  
  :d33ij
  
  Vj
  
  ilaj>i- 1) f»
  
  a farthing.
  
  go and come
  
  often.
  
  uit
  
  i
  
  jIp
  
  -ft-
  
  To awake after a short sleep. To patch up, to botch a. th. A — To catch, to seize a. th. To drive (sheep )^ ,_;»;; jc Cajj ^1 jl^ together.
  
  to a. o. for asking
  
  s
  
  i^pl
  
  '
  
  a.th.
  
  To seek
  
  di^>jUtj
  
  !
  
  I'oll
  
  dust.
  
  — To
  
  ^1
  
  to him.
  
  To be effaced (trace). To recover from illness, To go
  
  To
  
  o^T
  
  become wicked.
  
  crafty, to
  
  Bitter, pungent.
  
  conduct.
  
  a.
  
  ji^
  
  -^ Gleaned. Cunning. Bold. CJj!,Ut ^ c-i^it -» Demon. Powerful and malignant ge-
  
  To be
  
  ArJ^J '^^^
  
  To alter (the A meat air), lobe ^s. -^j ^«jj
  
  To
  
  Gleaner.
  
  Dusty.
  
  nius.
  
  diit
  
  May God
  
  -^
  
  dUt
  
  ikitj feu^ a
  
  foolish.
  
  Foolish.
  
  To ba
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  Following a caravan and living j^CJ on their provisions.
  
  to be freed,
  
  ^1.
  
  i«:~t
  
  To blandish a. 0. s CjUtj '*aui To go and come to no purpose. To seek a shelter in. i_,
  
  jSl*
  
  jisS jl,o
  
  lYY
  
  (
  
  Pregnant or thought J^ rr tJ^2& such (mare). Tender fruit-stones. J^l Jy Red shell. Ravine worn yr i.^si'^ by a torrent. Red chalcedony car:
  
  nehan. Flash of lightning j; ut ^ xi-ic spreading in the clouds. River. Soft date-stone. Hair of a young just born.
  
  Wool
  
  young sheep.
  
  of a
  
  The agate. Stems
  
  'j,^" Jc?*"
  
  (of vines, palm-trees).
  
  Disobedient,
  
  :c2c'lj
  
  o12p
  
  ^
  
  <25c
  
  'J\s-j
  
  js.
  
  ,
  
  refractory.
  
  Disobedient.
  
  To
  
  Jj^j i^b
  
  chatter (magpie).
  
  J^
  
  jiip
  
  -{{-
  
  Magpie,
  
  oUiS ;^ ^iS -^j tj^^^ rr (J«2t bird of evil omen. Chattering of a
  
  magpie. Rustling of a paper.
  
  To
  
  To come
  
  bind
  
  (
  
  of
  
  *iist.
  
  Cit o k_it
  
  s
  
  at the heel
  
  an arrow
  
  )
  
  -H-
  
  sue-
  
  with a
  
  ij'ifeiJj
  
  follow
  
  fi>j
  
  a, 0. closely.
  
  ^j —
  
  s 'CSk^j' »_ilij
  
  To barter
  
  away and
  
  Jik'i 'Jj \'Jy^
  
  Jj
  
  ride by turns with
  
  a. 0. in
  
  a. th.
  
  To To
  
  J
  
  s '*JU/i
  
  (a journey). To
  
  ^u
  
  altei-nate
  
  punish, to requite, s Cutj 'xJu^
  
  To
  
  leave offspring.
  
  —
  
  ^t
  
  To
  
  1
  
  give in exchange.
  
  To
  
  return to
  
  a. o. (fevei').
  
  ride (a horse) by turns.
  
  To i — To succeed
  
  to a. 0.
  
  To occasion (a disease). To requite a, o. foi". To take careful information
  
  fi>
  
  v
  
  ^
  
  — ~
  
  ^ ^^^
  
  Ufr
  
  V«p,
  
  an ass.
  
  The
  
  -U-Jl^ll
  
  as.s.
  
  The
  
  Ei'asure.
  
  best part
  
  of.
  
  Excess,
  
  ^
  
  redundance. Pardon, amnesty. Favour, benefit. Excuse, plea. Untrodden, uncultivated land. He granted it spontanel'»ifr illJl ously, as a favour. roal 'Ciftj 5f o^ip ^ jif'j jASij ^ii-j Ufr
  
  an ass. Pardon. Blood-piice. oji£ Froth of a Sjlitj "ij^^j »j^j «>*^, cooking pot. First and best broth. Hair of the head. Remainder in a cooking- sjUt-j SjUt of
  
  Demand
  
  of exemption
  
  follow step by step.
  
  ;
  
  resig-
  
  office.
  
  of a favour.
  
  SUt
  
  Comer
  
  To be
  
  at
  
  a
  
  —
  
  ofp
  
  9r
  
  to water.
  
  Guest. of
  
  means
  
  o'S*"
  
  5r *cS^'^
  
  Good
  
  subsistence.
  
  of
  
  health.
  
  Receiving
  
  many guests
  
  Cj*'-'!
  
  and petitioners i. e. generous. Pardon. Exemption Recovery.
  
  To To
  
  i-end, to split a. th.
  
  To be pregnant
  
  jiiJ"
  
  3lJU;J
  
  vju>
  
  disobey, to be (
  
  fi,
  
  \ii
  
  his father
  
  CJU&j
  
  o j£, -^
  
  Ojkl o
  
  s ':di>j :
  
  —
  
  son).
  
  v'jUtj a2t
  
  i
  
  —
  
  (mare).
  
  To be rent, ripped. j;j)j,Cut a — j£.'\ To shoot forth (palm-tree). To become pregnant (mare).
  
  To be tightened (knot). To burst (cloud). To draw (the .sword). Bitter (water).
  
  Deep hollow.
  
  about.
  
  To
  
  spot on the
  
  Ostridge feathers. Long hair of
  
  refractory to
  
  with.
  
  die.
  
  White
  
  pupil of the eye.
  
  Convalescent.
  
  did not return.
  
  To
  
  resign (an
  
  Seeker of herbage, CjC^^j
  
  a. th.
  
  a supererogatory (prayer). fled
  
  Dust. Rain.
  
  mander
  
  of.
  
  To endeavour repeatedly to. j »_,ic To reiterate (a raid) in the same year. To sit on the heels and make He
  
  To
  
  — The merciful. (God). ^ Thick, strong (bough). — Forgiver. De- *;^\s-j jth
  
  ifc
  
  dyS '*^i^} ^ij^j Ci^
  
  ceed, to take the place
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  oftice).
  
  nation of
  
  of.
  
  sinew.
  
  To
  
  3^
  
  exempted from
  
  pot.
  
  strike a. o. on the
  
  heel.
  
  To
  
  new garment,
  
  )
  
  Hair of a
  
  foetus.
  
  j^[ jit'lj
  
  A
  
  —
  
  jit{
  
  JV2f-j
  
  'js.
  
  llcj
  
  jt
  
  jst ^
  
  *2ft
  
  JUc
  
  (
  
  Copaiva, resiuous juice. Procrastinating (debtor).
  
  tLju3i\
  
  Substitute. Skilful driver of (cattle).
  
  lYA
  
  j^. wii^
  
  day and night ). To perform a. th. alternately.
  
  ^CJ
  
  ^ ^Ji^_ Jacobites (Syrian Cj,jm2\j tSGJJI of j^_ut
  
  ^
  
  y^j
  
  Pimples on the
  
  J^
  
  -^
  
  after
  
  lips
  
  a knot
  
  to tie (a rope).
  
  ;
  
  fi>
  
  ol&j , llot
  
  ait -»
  
  i
  
  To contract, to conTo arch (a vault).
  
  clude (a bargain).
  
  To cement a building. Ijo^Jb, -UJI -de To thicken (liquid).-^ To bud (pla.).jL2f To vouch a. th. to a. o. Ji j\ J jdt — To have recourse to a. o. Ji I2II fit
  
  To reckon with the lingers. ^jlls-Ji j^ To intrust a. o. with the jt o^Uj, j^sgovernment oblige a.
  
  to enter
  
  tongue-tied.
  
  u. S
  
  jm£j
  
  —
  
  \jis,
  
  a JOt
  
  become impeded (tongue;. fi>
  
  a treaty with.
  
  To become entangled (business), j^ To be heaped up (sand, clouds). To be knit, comphcated j^il\j jl2;;\j — (thread). To be confirmed (bargain). To thicken, to coagulate j^\j —
  
  (
  
  mari'iage).
  
  To gather
  
  (meeting). son.
  
  as
  
  a. th.
  
  of.
  
  ended for him in repen-
  
  —
  
  'iiiaj il.
  
  tance.
  
  To
  
  follow the foot-steps
  
  of.
  
  Race, run.
  
  Son
  
  Heel.
  
  ;
  
  5 ^JifJ,\,
  
  ,_ji2t
  
  i_;Up
  
  grand-son,
  
  1
  
  ^ w5B j
  
  ,
  
  c,u^ 1
  
  ^ ^Sp ^ »jjc
  
  Following im-
  
  oflspi'ing.
  
  mediately. Pivot, axis.
  
  4^
  
  close
  
  j
  
  j\
  
  4^
  
  j
  
  jQ.
  
  after him.
  
  Result, consequence. cjUf ] ^ v^J <-^ Sinew, tendon used as i_;Ufr1 ^ string.
  
  Turn, in succession. Stage ^^ ^ ti* of a journey. Remainder. Substitute-
  
  Mark, outward Variegated
  
  Remainder of beauty.
  
  He
  
  only does
  
  »_^ ^
  
  ?:?&
  
  JliaJI *Zi^j
  
  tit
  
  sign.
  
  cloth.
  
  it
  
  _^|
  
  Css. s[ dU'i Jiij
  
  U
  
  Mountain-road
  
  :
  
  ascent,
  
  ^jUt
  
  ^ tic
  
  acclivity.
  
  tion
  
  :
  
  jic
  
  reward or punishment.
  
  Cj^jjit- « *jjS^j , v^Uij (_
  \etites, eagle-stone.
  
  j-'J^\j s^\s2\
  
  Aquila (constellation). Follower, successor. ^\jJj In consequence of that.
  
  Worthy
  
  jk^
  
  ^liiH >_-Si^j <--?*
  
  dilh
  
  —
  
  successor.
  
  Punishment. Imprisonment.
  
  (liquid).
  
  To conclude a compact together. alCj To be vaulted, arched. 4- To be aaiil.
  
  Power was
  
  It
  
  To experience
  
  j — a ,_JSftl
  
  Requital,
  
  To
  
  To thicken (a liquid). j,is.'\j j^eHe used obscure speech. *^j >5^l alt To enter a compact, to make s .uu
  
  performed
  
  a. th.
  
  ^j
  
  Issue, result of a. th. Retribu-
  
  of.
  
  o.
  
  an agreement upon.
  
  To be
  
  hold
  
  the result
  
  To with-
  
  0.
  
  once a month.
  
  for protection.
  
  To
  
  ^^Ci
  
  ^^
  
  fever. Pi. Misfortunes.
  
  To make
  
  detain a.
  
  He came
  
  heretics).
  
  illness.
  
  alternate with each other
  
  (
  
  To
  
  Bringing forth a male and a oUi^ f-male alternately (woman, beast). The angels of the day and the oCSi^JI night Praises of God repeated a hundred times at the end of prayer. Follower. Avenger. >Ji\J> Jacob. James. V^^
  
  Remainder
  
  find fault with.
  
  To
  
  Head-covering of a -vvoman.
  
  Male partridge.
  
  To
  
  of.
  
  ^|ii
  
  Ear-ring.
  
  The
  
  )
  
  the heels
  
  Successor, the last (in a succession). Vicar, lieutenant.
  
  ^^^1*
  
  Result. Consequence,
  
  *^
  
  w5l^ ^
  
  sequel. Offspring. secui'ed to his
  
  o^ j>»Vi
  
  —
  
  The End.
  
  results of the event.
  
  _^ Vl ^\'j£
  
  ^ui*
  
  (
  
  iY\
  
  (
  
  To To
  
  He has no settled opinion. ^^2^^ iJ G» Honey thickened by fire. Food -uSiLj prepared with honey. put forth bunches (vine),
  
  To
  
  bunch of
  
  ailt
  
  -^^^
  
  lit
  
  number from
  
  o—
  
  Heap of
  
  —
  
  ,
  
  To slaughter (a camel). j^ To vie with a. o. in generosity, j ^\s. To contend with a. o. in reviling. To apply o.'s self to. To cling, to A — keep to. To be addicted to (drink). To render (a woman) barren 5 JisS (God). To stupefy a. 0. To possess an extensive estate. _pj) To last (rain). To grow (plant). To be galled (on the ^siclj _^'0 ~ back beast). To be hamstrung (beast). _,2ijt To be unable to draw an y ^i.\ augury. Constitutive part Interstice.
  
  of.
  
  Wound.
  
  Main part
  
  Jii.
  
  of a house.
  
  Ruined palace. Palace. Childless man. Compensation,
  
  dowry given
  
  to
  
  :
  
  —
  
  Jis.
  
  Ji!^\ x^jj
  
  ^ilj jii
  
  Barrenness,
  
  SjUpj 'j^j »j^j
  
  J^
  
  Sandy hill. Landed property,
  
  ^\'Jis.
  
  oO^
  
  «r
  
  J^
  
  estate.
  
  furniture.
  
  Exhausting his beasts.
  
  ait
  
  jo^jjOp
  
  )
  
  sditj j^p
  
  j
  
  plants. Government of a province. ( Funded property acquired. Place abounding with trees. Pasturages. His anger has subsided. iait cj^j Tie, bond. Cohesion. Contract
  
  marriage agreement. of
  
  (
  
  ).
  
  iliJl^
  
  *^\
  
  Faith, belief, tenet. Article of faith
  
  :
  
  dogma.
  
  aiiiij
  
  Obscurity of speech.
  
  —
  
  ^>l6a)lji_jij
  
  Witches. Haberdasher.
  
  ol^iull .sUc
  
  Habei'dashery.
  
  s3li*
  
  Tongue-tied jip ^ ^\jis. impeded in speech. Knit. Congealed. Female slave. ;
  
  j, xis.
  
  I
  
  ju2t
  
  ally.
  
  A man
  
  of mean or J'j^\ generous disposition. <>• Leader of an army. Belief, religious
  
  an
  
  Conclusion of
  
  s£u>>j
  
  ,
  
  /^\\ —
  
  j\
  
  _^li)l
  
  jjJ3i.
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  SJuSt
  
  tenet.
  
  sterility.
  
  Wine. Rich
  
  Soit
  
  ^
  
  Rottenness of the teeth. Root of the tongue. s^ip Knot. Moral bond, obliga- oip ^ side tion. Ganglion. Joint, articulation of the boues, fingers. Gem, bud of
  
  Bound by a treaty
  
  Godsend.
  
  ait
  
  _i5c
  
  :
  
  itj
  
  woman.
  
  First or last Q.%g of a hen.
  
  Cook's egg Hearth.
  
  e'Xilj
  
  ^^
  
  Impediment of speech.
  
  s'
  
  :
  
  un.
  
  (
  
  ^
  
  j,_^
  
  sand. Strong.
  
  ^J^j \J^i '_>2t To be barren (woman). Sjlitj To have no issue (affair). Vjil 'JisTo become stupefied \Ji£. a Jis. through fear. Jh^i
  
  k_->U»
  
  ten to twenty.
  
  Necklace. String of pearls. Tongue-tied.
  
  (
  
  the head of (a pahn-tree). hit (game). To detain a. o.
  
  off
  
  ,
  
  jjp
  
  ruler 3^lj oiiJI he who binds and looses.
  
  :
  
  Arch, vault. Compound
  
  -ft-
  
  i
  
  o Jli-j
  
  ac(juire (goods).
  
  ^y^ The supreme
  
  rr
  
  To hock (a beast), itj 5 S'JuL j!& To wound a. o. To slay a. o. To mark a beast) on the leg.=3. To cut
  
  \Jis-
  
  a oistl. VU —
  
  believe a. th. firmly.
  
  Knot. Contract, compact. Responsibility, coherence.
  
  -Ji-
  
  grapes.
  
  To
  
  J.aC'
  
  tablished (bonds of fraternity).
  
  (building).
  
  Cluster,
  
  )
  
  To become compactly formed ositl fruit-stone ). To become firmly es-
  
  Abstruse (discourse). Entered (compact). Vaulted i_^;i (tliread).
  
  jlat
  
  _^^j
  
  s_^2&j
  
  jl
  
  String of beads, amulets. ju|us ^ iUi> Bindiug-place. Joint, y. jj^ articulation. Meeting-place for a
  
  S^
  
  compact. Enchanter, charmer. Knotty (wood). Complicated
  
  ji;^ jili«
  
  lA-
  
  (
  
  J^»
  
  To have the horns t-wisted CiZt- a ^2*. buck ). To be ill-tempered back
  
  :
  
  (
  
  niggardly.
  
  To entangle
  
  To (an
  
  prick, to itch
  
  ^
  
  be restive (beast).
  
  ;
  
  affair). -^
  
  To
  
  ^St
  
  i^tj ^it ^st ^it ^ iiit t/*^ T * -a2t
  
  Af"curaiilated sand. Niggardly.
  
  Knob, knot. *.o.2tj
  
  cJ^UPj plait of hair.
  
  ^jflj,l2p 5r
  
  Lock,
  
  Red
  
  silk,
  
  making
  
  ^
  
  ,
  
  u^U&j
  
  Having the horns ^_-i^ twisted backwards. Having distorted fingers. Having crooked teeth. •^
  
  Stinging, itching.
  
  •^
  
  Stung. Sting of insects.
  
  u^|«» ,>a>^i'
  
  Struggle, contention.
  
  ;^ »^>
  
  Crooked or broken in ^.^IUj^ the head (arrow). To fold, to bend fi> ^icj ,u2fr uai(wire) to crook a. th. To be bent, folded, ^2it.\j ^ii^ -il-
  
  i
  
  :
  
  twisted.
  
  Fox. ,jsi Bending, crookedness. *iip Contorted. Rude, churlish(Arab).^2ii 1 Iron hook. •ujp Plant alike to the rue. -KiLllj — Disease distorting the legs of
  
  j\is.
  
  sheep.
  
  Attacked with distortion ^\'jC ^
  
  wi5li.
  
  of the legs. <jUp
  
  ^^^ s _,iit ^
  
  To destroy, to overLcj whelm a. o. (calamity). To perish (man). To be crushed by misfortune. termagant. A scor-
  
  A
  
  jJtL
  
  j2i/j J^f^i
  
  }
  
  J^t j j^'ij
  
  "i'Jii-
  
  the back (saddle). Wounded, stabbed, jjal'j tJ^it hocked. Terror-stricken. Childless,
  
  Cut in
  
  (beast).
  
  5
  
  j'tiUt
  
  Jal^i
  
  ^ jyili
  
  js:cb jUj ,'^ of ( a camel )
  
  jip
  
  i
  
  to
  
  -«•
  
  his
  
  ^us-
  
  ^ oj\^
  
  ^ji£.
  
  Barren (woman)
  
  _;|l>sj
  
  :
  
  t Jk^
  
  ^4^
  
  unfruitful (land).
  
  Childless (man).
  
  ^
  
  _,2f
  
  Anth em is pyreth ru m
  
  ,
  
  pelli-
  
  C>^j
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  _^\s.
  
  tory of Spain.
  
  Having the teeth broken (camel). Possessing
  
  To
  
  much
  
  Jil
  
  '\'Jis.
  
  jis,\
  
  j^
  
  property.
  
  ^'^ ^
  
  twist, to curl, to bend
  
  a. th.
  
  To be crisp, curled (lock of haii").c_j32iJ To be unfaithful to a promise. Scorpion. Strap,
  
  thong.
  
  •()
  
  Hand
  
  Pi. Slanders.
  
  vC^
  
  «-jjl**^ ?r
  
  a watch, clock ). Calamities. Curls of of
  
  (
  
  hair.
  
  Intenseness of cold, hard-
  
  'fxlJI
  
  v-J^
  
  ships of winter.
  
  Scorpio {Zodiacal sign). Heliotropum Europueum,
  
  vS*^! i_/,2iJI
  
  slxis^
  
  Female scorpion. Clever female
  
  "iVjis.
  
  slave.
  
  Hook
  
  of a saddle.
  
  Male scorpion. Earwig.
  
  -^
  
  To confine (the To be J2ijj to
  
  bowels).
  
  J2cj
  
  fi>
  
  yai.
  
  ,y^3i/:j "A-Jis-
  
  i i
  
  o
  
  —
  
  J^
  
  j>
  
  ^^^'-^
  
  '^.'_^»j'
  
  j>
  
  ^'^'^
  
  (place).
  
  Curved, twisted. Strong. Fi-og.
  
  To bend (wood ). &_, To gather (cattle).
  
  ft,
  
  Top of a vine. To twist her hair
  
  fi>
  
  \-ii.
  
  j^ii
  
  <•
  
  o J-ic-
  
  ^
  
  ^^^-J
  
  (^i-
  
  i
  
  J-^
  
  ^2t
  
  -fr
  
  (woman).
  
  become wise.
  
  trip a. o. in wrestling.
  
  Peg. o^.jii
  
  <J.^^
  
  Fruit of a thorny tree.
  
  thighs.
  
  :
  
  j^Ip
  
  ^^
  
  ,
  
  Full of scorpions
  
  pion. Old she-camel. Crafty (ogre).
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  heliotrope.
  
  Crooked stick. ^ Hook. Crook-backed (old man).
  
  intelligent
  
  ^il
  
  the legs.Voice of a singer, a weeper, a reader. Slain nobleman.
  
  hair-tresses.
  
  Stii.g of insects.
  
  folded legs
  
  Galling
  
  Woimded
  
  string for
  
  To bind the
  
  Wounding, biting (beast of prey).
  
  to sting (insect).
  
  Sting.
  
  )
  
  Drugs, aromatics. Simples, j^^ ^ j\afFinely-tempered iron. jA3i2iJI-Cf uju*. Chemist, druggist, herbalist. ^_n|Uft
  
  a
  
  —
  
  -^
  
  To
  
  sting a.
  
  o.
  
  (wasp).
  
  j
  
  —
  
  !
  
  C
  
  Intellectual, rational, mental,
  
  IA\
  
  ^lit
  
  abstract.
  
  jil ^ Jdt
  
  Sliackle, tether: halter. •^
  
  Head-band. ji^^ jjt
  
  ^ —
  
  sheep or camels. is
  
  whose ransom
  
  of rank
  
  caiJI Ji3t
  
  quoted high. Ji2p
  
  {m.
  
  y.
  
  j5lp
  
  f.)
  
  Druse.
  
  Intelligent, wise. Initiated of a blood-wit for
  
  xlU'p
  
  manslaughter. "Wild goat. Understanding. j3l}^j o>^sii
  
  ^
  
  J5li
  
  ,?
  
  *^^
  
  Female hair-dresser.
  
  Cramp
  
  Initiated Druses, n
  
  in the Jilt
  
  leg.
  
  Relations on the father's
  
  J>3" *^^
  
  yii.
  
  A
  
  o
  
  i
  
  —
  
  (medecine).
  
  — To understand a. th. To yjis. i comb (her hair woman). To pay the blood-price to. J~3}l — To pay the b'.ood-price for cf^ jc — :
  
  To accept
  
  the blood-price
  
  o!>0
  
  '/:>
  
  i)
  
  —
  
  and give up retaliation. To ascend on the sum- V^tj !Ait i — mit of a mountain (wild goat). To contract at midday (shade).
  
  To To To To
  
  take refuge towards.
  
  Ji
  
  have contorted legs, produce bunches (vine). render a.
  
  —
  
  a J3* j|p
  
  ^>Up
  
  o. intelligent,
  
  i
  
  —
  
  prudent.
  
  side.
  
  Bending of a
  
  valley.
  
  Jtril^^
  
  t
  
  J^'^*^
  
  Hardship, hindrance. Wayless country. High sea ; billows.
  
  Large valley.
  
  jip
  
  s o
  
  a. o. costive
  
  a. 0.
  
  oyiU^ ^ydl)
  
  Payer
  
  a. 0.
  
  fi>
  
  Poor-rate, tax paid in
  
  Man
  
  Ji
  
  )
  
  To outwit To render
  
  j^lsij J512&
  
  Long sandy
  
  ,^
  
  hill.
  
  jii^j J2it Sword. In-
  
  To vie in intelligence with. To be on a par with a. o.
  
  j jlii
  
  for the
  
  blood-price.
  
  To find a. o. intelligent. To show intelligence. To
  
  ji^l
  
  s
  
  jiu
  
  con-
  
  ceive a. th. abstra'tedly in the mind.
  
  testines.
  
  (medi-
  
  Intelligent. Astringent
  
  J^c
  
  To be
  
  conceivable (thing).
  
  Secluded, keeping in
  
  doors (woman).
  
  The
  
  ^J^
  
  J2f j
  
  Stronghold, refuge.
  
  J»^\ iLSt j, jipl j.
  
  jit
  
  JSU/:
  
  ^
  
  jsi;^
  
  Lofty mountain.
  
  ;
  
  Cons-
  
  reasonable.
  
  tipated (bowels). Q Well. Metaphy.sics.
  
  Uj^ a ^^^
  
  oV^ii!) UJcj \«Jit o ^«t
  
  ^U
  
  -it o j^j To be bari'en womb). ^^ CJtj To become dry ( joints). To remain silent. C>it a To rendei" ^]j ^Itj C>it ^t (the womb) barren (God). To hush a. 0. 2 Jt ,
  
  (
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  To
  
  intersert the i^^>. oSli)^ jlij fingers under a. o."s foot for helping
  
  him
  
  to ride.
  
  To pretend
  
  intelligence, clever-
  
  jluo
  
  ness,
  
  Moral bond. Ransom, blood<'i2i> money. His tribe is bound «>^ ip '^lii;; l.'/i to pay the blood-pi-ice. Hooked staff. *^«; "^ Power of under.'?tanding, Intel- J^ii lect. InteUigible
  
  :
  
  the saddle.
  
  ^ 'yis. JjCtl ^ Jit ji^
  
  Wiser.
  
  *is?^
  
  best part.
  
  Pearl.
  
  Crook-legged.
  
  rr
  
  To become
  
  game). To cross the legs upon fi^ cPrtlj entangled in (a net
  
  cine).
  
  ,
  
  i
  
  To pay
  
  the blood-price
  
  o5^
  
  j»i
  
  —
  
  conjointly with a. o.
  
  To
  
  bind and confine a. 0. as a s jsrcl. To bind the feet of a ewe
  
  prisoner.
  
  for milking her.
  
  To
  
  receive the blood-
  
  price from
  
  cj9^
  
  /^
  
  ^~
  
  a. o.
  
  To be tied, impeded (tongue). To hold a. 0. to be intelli- »
  
  JSitl ji^i.:.!.
  
  gent.
  
  Reason, intelligence, mind. J^i* ^ jit Knowledge. Blood-money. Stronghold.
  
  Impediment
  
  in speech.
  
  Shackle, bond. •^
  
  Knot
  
  in
  
  A
  
  unit.
  
  wood.
  
  (Jv2;tlj
  
  *Ut
  
  ^
  
  iXik
  
  jip
  
  a
  
  (lA
  
  f^ Sultriness.
  
  i)l&it
  
  Violent access of
  
  iJ^Ct
  
  ^ *&»pj *4>^ ^ zl^tj Jfe^t
  
  Buttei'-skia.
  
  *&«;
  
  '^^
  
  ^
  
  to throng \j_^^ n ^Jt^l boil (cooking pot ). To
  
  To
  
  remain standing, to stand still. To be thick in the lips, CJCi^ a .JsS in the chin.
  
  ^\:^ ^
  
  j^l^j
  
  ,\'j^£.
  
  o^^i
  
  i
  
  be or become possible to
  
  ^
  
  s
  
  —
  
  lafeat
  
  a asip
  
  A
  
  u—
  
  Jisci\j
  
  Lizard's hole.
  
  Rump-
  
  of the tongue.
  
  Base of
  
  Sofeip
  
  afeii>:
  
  J^\j \j^j ,
  
  \'JU
  
  upon a. o. back with the spear upon (the enemy).
  
  o
  
  i
  
  JU
  
  -«-
  
  I'eturn
  
  tui'n
  
  J'^
  
  ic
  
  -^j _,feUj ••J
  
  ^>i^lj
  
  —
  
  \'J^ a
  
  _^&
  
  J:iL']j
  
  J^
  
  turbid (water). fi>
  
  j-^ ^j
  
  foul, turbid.
  
  disturb, to grieve
  
  iS%ii-
  
  J=^
  
  a. 0.
  
  To
  
  be intensely dark
  
  —
  
  j>Sj£-j
  
  Childless. Ill-natured (man).
  
  ^2tj
  
  >«Uf J
  
  ^u^ ^
  
  •li.St
  
  ^c^t '
  
  Jil
  
  "iij — ^u;:"^ ^2;^ o ui
  
  \'yi£-
  
  ,
  
  -S-
  
  up
  
  —
  
  a. 0. fuj ^
  
  ^ s^p
  
  'lit
  
  To di.slike To suckle
  
  A Cit
  
  a. th.
  
  (a new-born
  
  child) for the first time.
  
  To
  
  first
  
  i
  
  ip -^
  
  —
  
  5^l_^j
  
  To
  
  void or-
  
  time (infant).
  
  circle aloft in the air (bird).
  
  coming
  
  art thou c.-5ict
  
  j\
  
  c-Jt
  
  It ci
  
  jt
  
  I
  
  ?
  
  is, \ fi>
  
  bom
  
  'K!&\
  
  ^
  
  — is-
  
  '
  
  "
  
  child.
  
  Place of refuge.
  
  To
  
  j^ilj
  
  war).
  
  Excrement of a new ol^t
  
  the heart.
  
  <•
  
  (illness,
  
  (bitter food).
  
  bone.
  
  To render
  
  (day).
  
  To become bitter. To reject from the mouth
  
  in fear of
  
  Middle of a thing. Dry (tree). Fat (camel).
  
  (water)
  
  Gloomy
  
  Distressing, grievous
  
  Whence
  
  To cleave to. To cower down hawks (bird).
  
  ^
  
  ^t
  
  ^j
  
  Barren ^;_Up ^ (»2./".) (woman). Unproductive (land, mind).
  
  dure for the
  
  fat (camel,
  
  lizai'd).
  
  To be
  
  ^j^
  
  liitj
  
  Court of a house.
  
  (plant). Ji
  
  a. o. (affair).
  
  To
  
  j;it_, i;.;fj
  
  Sui'roundings of a town.
  
  refuge, to repair to.
  
  je
  
  cloth.
  
  To sink (a well). Jbi.\j To be hoisted (flag). To hate a. th. To hinder
  
  Spider's web.
  
  To
  
  Red
  
  Vertebrae of the horse.
  
  Ill-conformed.
  
  Root
  
  su-
  
  (man).
  
  Echinops, globe-thistle Numerous crowd.
  
  To become
  
  a. o. for
  
  Of noble descent (man). Abstruse (discourse). Joint in a horse. PL
  
  Dust.
  
  Spider. ,^^U^j
  
  ^li
  
  C»Uf.j 'zisUi »
  
  Barrenness.
  
  Childless
  
  To crush a. o. (cares). To be raised (dust). To raise (the dust).
  
  Phalangium To seek
  
  with
  
  To contend with
  
  periority.
  
  'ifettj Sfcit
  
  i)^Cp
  
  litigate
  
  a. 0.
  
  ^
  
  To gather, (camels).
  
  ^
  
  i)l&itj iiSC*
  
  town of Syria.
  
  Intenseness of heat. Hot windless day.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  BHrning sand. Butter-skin.
  
  fever.
  
  Aci'e,
  
  I
  
  Native gold. To be sultry (day).
  
  1
  
  o 'dX£
  
  -ik-
  
  To remain at home ( man ). To put off a. o. To a.sk a. 0. to i*epeat narrative). To explain a. th. To oppress a. 0. unremittingly s — (
  
  (fever).
  
  To confound a. 0. (by argu^i— ments ). To assault a. 0. with (a whip). To weary a. o. by repeating the
  
  To
  
  same words.
  
  prevent, to turn
  
  a. 0.
  
  back
  
  ^
  
  S
  
  —
  
  from. •^
  
  jSCit^ _^Ci 1
  
  oCi* 4sit
  
  To
  
  a—
  
  beat, to open (a I'oad).
  
  Burning day.
  
  'itxi-
  
  y^
  
  >_a^c Kopo
  
  for checking a
  
  jjmpi ^IfeiP
  
  Sour milk poured upon broth. ,_^%«/ Layer, slip. There shall be ^_^lfev;j ^lfc«._,Vvi oji
  
  much
  
  contention befoie the busi-
  
  ness
  
  ended.
  
  is
  
  zlSCti
  
  Reversed, upset, invei'ted. ^j^jSZ^ •^ Unlucky (lot). Unhealthy (climate). To be inter- jJ^ij GiSCt a J-^f- -^ mingled (herbs) ; dishevelled (hair). ,
  
  pick up, to
  
  make
  
  * ii^^
  
  JJ>^i-
  
  i
  
  things together. To return to the charge.
  
  To be
  
  j&
  
  To weave
  
  its
  
  web
  
  (spider).
  
  Dishevelled (hair). Worthless
  
  (man).
  
  -^
  
  Spider,
  
  —
  
  jJ^i
  
  complicated, intricate
  
  (business).
  
  J^sJ.
  
  Awkward, clumsy.
  
  x1i5Cpj
  
  J-^^j
  
  jX^l
  
  xk\Us.j
  
  awkwardness.
  
  *i!,lSC.ft
  
  To be crabbed (man), t^^is. ^j^iS ^ To be unmanageable (beast). To push a. 0. back. ^^aSCfr CaSo^ To be niggardly of a. thjs, i-J:^^^j^ii i
  
  "i
  
  i
  
  ^Ct
  
  Unsociable (man). Hindering" the walk (sand).
  
  To hinder a. o. i^Ct ^ f v'JaSCt To turn a. o. away from, ^t j Jilit To put off (a debtor). 5 Jiru To be complicated (busiu ia&tij ness). To become difficult to a. o. To vie, to contend with. JaTCo i
  
  Short,
  
  little.
  
  ^;%'*
  
  Frequented fair near Mecca. Jilfe»i To arrange, to set a (ii^t o ^J^l ^ i
  
  a. th. in order.
  
  To confine, to withhold a. o. in. It 5 — — To debar a. o. from. ^^ 5 To ij^tj Ciiip o i — jp .jiSCJl -(f^j
  
  apply
  
  o.'s self
  
  ,
  
  assiduously
  
  curl, to plait (her hair
  
  woman). To string cleave, to
  
  To
  
  To
  
  thick (rain).
  
  fall
  
  _^*\
  
  raise
  
  the dust (wind). To last (youth). Sediment, dregs. Rust of a Starting-point, origin. Custom, habit.
  
  They came back
  
  to
  
  their original state.
  
  Charge, new onset.
  
  Troop of camels. Root of the tongue. Turbid, dreggy
  
  keep
  
  A
  
  :
  
  wifei*
  
  Attacking persistingly. To lean upon ji, j4;7j
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  *j
  
  jk^j
  
  Js>i
  
  IjJCt o
  
  ^j^ -*
  
  ^
  
  stick (a spear) into the
  
  _^
  
  ground. To guide o.'s self by means of. ^ — To be wrinkled, shrivelled. \Jsks- &Jsi£ To put an iron-head (to a A jfc»i spear).
  
  Wicked, wretch. Iron-
  
  C.\'y^J
  
  jiqjt
  
  -n-ri6:*i
  
  footed
  
  stick,
  
  statf.
  
  Crosier.
  
  -if-
  
  5r
  
  o'y^J
  
  j^
  
  Shepherd's
  
  crutch.
  
  To reverse a. th. To invert (a word,
  
  CiCs ^^Xj- »a sentence). To
  
  fi>
  
  i
  
  pour sour milk upon (a dish).
  
  To changed
  
  the turn
  
  e'j'A
  
  ^"9^
  
  Jt
  
  —
  
  of his affair.
  
  He avert a. o. from an affair. To counteract a. o.'s design. To check (a camel) with a rope. ^ — To render a. o. unhappy, 5 ^^-^ ^
  
  To
  
  wicked.
  
  To come
  
  pi'event a. 0.
  
  to
  
  blows with
  
  To To
  
  5 a. o.
  
  Cl&i*j '*3'ui •<>•
  
  To
  
  cross
  
  ^Cc a. o.'s
  
  ,jM£
  
  crawl.
  
  be inverted,
  
  reversed.
  
  To
  
  ^JSJ^\J ^\Jj be reflected (light). ,^jC.i^lj
  
  a jirip
  
  cr-l^^j'b
  
  ^^^
  
  Reflection, refraction of (light).
  
  On
  
  (pearls).
  
  to.
  
  -^j
  
  J'yJ'
  
  (water).
  
  Inversion, reversal.
  
  place).
  
  To
  
  jTCo
  
  ^^Citlj
  
  (fighters).
  
  designs.
  
  to.
  
  To turn round. oj 'd'y> 'J^i'^ To be strung (pearls). jai^\ j — To stay (in a J ..ifec^lj ^jj&Ujj —
  
  To
  
  darkness).
  
  (
  
  charge
  
  (a statf).
  
  spider's web. Clumsines.s,
  
  be thick
  
  retui-n to the
  
  sword.
  
  Inversion of a sentence.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  night).
  
  (
  
  To
  
  camel.
  
  the
  
  versa.
  
  contrary. Vice-
  
  ^.pAiil*
  
  To To
  
  gird o.'s self (-with a veil).
  
  bind
  
  lA
  
  (
  
  J« Seller of sinews. Dead,
  
  ^^Cj£
  
  «_.
  
  *
  
  a. th. tightly.
  
  si^it
  
  j:ii\
  
  ^
  
  ^j
  
  ^U
  
  a. o.
  
  ilr'i?
  
  '^j
  
  ^i
  
  o
  
  i
  
  -)^
  
  » jl^j
  
  — ^^
  
  vJlrai-JI
  
  3/
  
  ill. (
  
  fruit
  
  )
  
  *
  
  a second
  
  jtt
  
  divert, to bu.sy a. 0. by.
  
  v
  
  disclose, to manifest the
  
  causes
  
  To To
  
  ^ ~"
  
  A —
  
  of.
  
  decline a noun.
  
  :c»t^!l
  
  3^1j
  
  with a disease
  
  afflict a. o.
  
  —
  
  i 1yi^\
  
  (God). To give to drink a second time.
  
  To adduce pleas, excuses, To stick to a. th. To occupy
  
  o.^s self
  
  To recover from
  
  jj-^b 3^'' ^j O^tlj
  
  ~
  
  with.
  
  The sons
  
  of the
  
  'i}Qj jti'
  
  same father
  
  by various mothers. Perhaps, may be. Perhaps thou mayest do Plea, excuse, allegaEfficient
  
  o!Aill jii
  
  it.
  
  jj,i.7
  
  o!Atj JL;
  
  '^s.
  
  2Up
  
  ^r
  
  *^
  
  cause. Illness, sick-
  
  ness (of a word, verb).
  
  Cause and
  
  in seclusion.
  
  olfe^itl
  
  o^ii
  
  To tie (a beast), fi^j s ^i, To make up (things). To detain a. 0. in prison. To exert o.'s self in. To express an opinion *; Yj,^
  
  Jfeit
  
  i
  
  s
  
  -f}-
  
  —
  
  j — jl_,>«VI J —
  
  upon a matter. doubtful
  
  c^ b
  
  jp J^«-'lj
  
  ~
  
  (affair).
  
  To shun
  
  society. t^^fl Base, vile. Jlfcipl ^ Jfc»frj J^^^ Of small size. Avaricious, j^ip 7. jTli
  
  Rope Sandy
  
  shackles.
  
  :
  
  Jlfe^t
  
  Prison
  
  hillock. ;
  
  H^'jij Jfc-^
  
  J^^ J^i
  
  gaol.
  
  Shephei'd's crooked
  
  JfU^
  
  To wrap,
  
  ?r
  
  to pack fit CjCt ,^Cp -Hup (luggage). To bind (luggage) for a. 0. A 5 — To bind (goods) upon (a camel). To be prevented from. ^c ^SCi i
  
  To help a. 0. in packing. To be heaped up To poise
  
  effect.
  
  defective letters
  
  JjiiiJIj U*'l
  
  x_I«H 3/j>-
  
  ^r^'^
  
  2*
  
  j,^i-[
  
  the two burdens of a camel. Corner of the belly. ^LlJI xiSCt Bundle,
  
  3ij_,
  
  ness. Diversion. Accident. Defective-
  
  The
  
  wi&ip
  
  staff.
  
  confine-
  
  meat, to be churched (woman). To be ill, sick. To have a blemish, "jis.^ To have a defective letter (word). To avert a, 0. fi-om a design. 5 — Lean and small, paltry. J>
  tion.
  
  Prayer
  
  To be
  
  time.
  
  To To
  
  (Moslem). ^^t^ti
  
  Curly, crisp (hair).
  
  Piaited, dressed (hair).
  
  for the second time.
  
  To bo sick, To gather
  
  in seclusion
  
  severing.
  
  "sUt)
  
  second draught. To give to drink a second time. To repeat a. th.
  
  To beat
  
  jr.
  
  To pray
  
  iJGi
  
  late, deceased.
  
  To drink a
  
  o
  
  ^SU. ^ jXist.i ^ j^ia.l\ ^ ^
  Camel-driver, muleteer.
  
  To be wrinkled Wrinkle of the
  
  ^ll^i^
  
  (belly). ^^,&iiu
  
  —
  
  ^ia.s.
  
  ^
  
  o^s^b J>^ ^ *3Cp
  
  belly.
  
  Numerous party ; oCiCtj oufcip numerous camels (above 200). To tie up (a horse's VpiS o iSC/ ^ fi>
  
  tail).
  
  Distraction, amu.sement.
  
  v^j Hy^d
  
  Second draught or drinking. Upper-room. -JiA^ ^ xllcj
  
  Jit i!.It
  
  To
  
  gird o.'s self (with a waist-
  
  To show
  
  kindness.
  
  Root of the
  
  He
  
  is
  
  one of the foremost
  
  men
  
  of his
  
  tail,
  
  of
  
  'ifCpj fe»p
  
  the
  
  ip
  
  ^
  
  Main
  
  tongue.
  
  —
  
  SjSCij s^SCp
  
  part.
  
  Twisted sinew used as a whip.
  
  tribe.
  
  The highest heavens
  
  o—
  
  wrapper).
  
  ;
  
  its
  
  of the seven
  
  inhabitants.
  
  oy:J^
  
  Big, thick-sided.
  
  To
  
  die.
  
  J^b
  
  •IjSCp
  
  J^^j irS^ ,
  
  i
  
  ^^^'1
  
  J^
  
  "^
  
  (
  
  J)c
  
  ^
  
  To cleave, to cling to a. th. To patch (a work). To select a. th. at hazard.
  
  iAo
  
  c^''^^
  
  ^Ic
  
  )
  
  Permutation of a
  
  A —
  
  defective letter
  
  dJ^[
  
  Allegation, plea.
  
  Steady, persevering.
  
  c-i£
  
  Mess, mixture of two things d^lt olive-oil or butter mixed with curd. Uaselected travelling-pro- iljJI ci^l :
  
  visions.
  
  Sick,
  
  JiiUl.
  
  j^
  
  Jyi»j
  
  ill.
  
  J-U7j
  
  J>(;cij
  
  iDi'j
  
  ,
  
  '^1
  
  tW*
  
  9-
  
  Repeatedly Jl^j >^^>^^ -r *^^ perfumed (woman). III. Defective (word) '^~J' Caused, effected effect. jUji Pool left by a torrent. JJ,CJ ^ Jy^ Dyed twice ( cloth ). Superposed :
  
  To become strong (man), btit ^rXi -HTo exert o."s *j 5 (^-'^pj '*?t)U>i ^tU't clouds. Rain after rain. self in. To tend ( a sick person). To dress (a wound). To treat (a busi- To be unsteady, loose. JiU^j Jiit ^ Male lark. ness). To manipulate, to exercise JCipj jiU Disturbance, riot, mischief. o.'s skill upon. To manufacture, to dj^ Qt a ^_, CJU o vJIp -5^ work (iron). To prepare (food, medi- To become rough (hand). To K-eome tough, cines). ^ To quarrel, to contend with. s — hard (flesh). To be bi'oken (edge of To prescribe a medical treata sword). 5^C» — 4> yjs^j Cit To become tainted ment. ~ (meat). To mark a. th. To notch, to To wrestle, to contend r-'ii^b together.
  
  cut.
  
  To dash together (waves). To
  
  t-^s.[
  
  collect together (sand).
  
  To become bulky, strong rrdk^i^i (body). To grow forth (beard).
  
  — bind a sinew fi> ^tp_, Clt i o round the hilt of a sword. To stink (flesh). To be thick, ^J.!!!, To
  
  coarse.
  
  To
  
  ^^&1j -^rj^ -r r-'^e Foreign to the Arabian race. UnbeUever. Strong and stout. Hairy,
  
  To
  
  thick-bearded.
  
  Brand. Impression. Scar. »_»Ip — Hard and barren ,^JJ. ^ ^^j ground. Place of growth of the Spina. C/iristi, kind of lote-tree. Hard to the touch ; coarse. Old ,_4e
  
  Ass.
  
  Wild
  
  ass.
  
  Sandy hills Treatment
  
  in Arabia.
  
  i^Uc j/^j
  
  of a disease.
  
  ^>U
  
  "^^Xa'pj
  
  Efficacious medicine. fy Strife.
  
  Sr^^e "^i
  
  *?=.)U^
  
  Strong and big. j&l r4i?li Male ostridge. Male j^y^ ^ j-yr-^ frog. Duck. Buck. Orchard of palmtrees. Wave of the sea. Darkuess of
  
  o.'s self.
  
  be
  
  «CJl&l^ Jiitl^
  
  hair (cat).
  
  (buck).
  
  Leathern vessel for milking.
  
  Knob
  
  -^
  
  (_j!>Uj ^Jip
  
  ^
  
  Xllt
  
  ^
  
  <;it
  
  Snuff-box. Casket.
  
  of a tree, knot of
  
  ^Jis
  
  wood.
  
  night.
  
  Strong (she-camel). Careless ^9^ ^ (woman). Dust collected at the root of a oUlt tree.
  
  To be hard,
  
  \M
  
  strong,
  
  a
  
  _a&'
  
  ^
  
  The choice men
  
  of the
  
  thick, strong (raan).i^a:ltl.
  
  Hardness. Hard sinew of i>Ul ^ aU the neck. Refusing to move. Thick, big. S>^i jj>£ « <^^'^ I have no escape from ij^i;* ii^ J L« ,
  
  yji] <jj^i,
  
  party.
  
  Lead. Muscle on the side of the
  
  "J.^
  
  ^
  
  >ult
  
  ojUU
  
  r-^lJ
  
  liy,£
  
  neck.
  
  He has become advanced
  
  unmanageable (man).
  
  To become
  
  stretch
  
  ready to mischief. To bristle up his
  
  in age, decrepit.
  
  To give no fire (flint). To mix a. th. with. To fight desperately. To lay snares for a. 0.
  
  CiU
  
  cit
  
  i
  
  ^j liic
  
  *
  
  A —
  
  a c4c J cJiT
  
  .
  
  A"\
  
  To put
  
  forth pods (acacia-
  
  JUL.
  
  )
  
  have no means of attaining it. To stick to a place and refuse i^ii.
  
  uii-'^j wilt
  
  it. I
  
  tree).
  
  -ft-
  
  To seek fodder. To eat fodder. To seek fodder by neighing
  
  move (camel). To become sedate, grave (man), to
  
  .jiU7
  
  V^
  
  I
  
  j
  
  To be
  
  (horse). I
  
  Fodder, *^Js-j o!Ac j oMt'l provender. Fruit of a species of acacia.
  
  i^ijii
  
  Full-grown (camel). yj,^j y_^[£j Thick fneck). Bulky (lezard). Sedate, calm (chief).
  
  ^ ^a*
  
  disquieted, restless
  
  \'j,e-
  
  o,
  
  Js.
  
  ^
  
  (sick person).
  
  jup I
  
  Seller of fodder.
  
  :^y.£
  
  Wages.
  
  Victuals.
  
  ^
  
  Pay
  
  of Soldiers. Pension.
  
  Fed
  
  in the stable
  
  sSjit
  
  "-jLisj
  
  Rude, churlish old man. Fleshy, j^iit hairy ( man ). High-bred ( horse ). Bulky (stallion). Fattened (cattle). _j^>! Manger. Stable. Nose ^U-i .JiU^ bag.
  
  to disturb a. o.
  
  y
  
  Jul
  
  Restless, disquieted.
  
  jip
  
  Rage. Sudden death. To drink (water). /» ij£ To grow worse (disease). They have not given i^'~> Colic.
  
  him the least food. Food, eatable. have not tasted
  
  We
  
  ^^^
  
  j^lf.
  
  ^^ ^Jis.
  
  ',^ C
  
  ^-^^ ^m CJLit U
  
  C^
  
  any thing. Kind of wheat. Lentils Experienced.
  
  ^ COI
  
  Cochlearia^ scurvy-
  
  To
  
  *1a
  
  disorder (the
  
  stomach
  
  grass.
  
  To crop
  
  ^A'CjJiJ.j lou o :
  
  jlt
  
  -«-
  
  beast).
  
  To blame a. o. «jLlb s — To have leeches applied to the jip thi'oat. To have leeches cleaving to the throat in drinking.
  
  To hang, to be suspen- ^_J fiU a jlt ded. To catch, to cling, to hold fast to. To concern, to pertain to. To be caught in (a net ^ Cj^c — game ). To become pregnant (woman), ji'j, — To i_)j 5 <3'^£j Sipj Cupj C3^ — :
  
  become attached by love to. He began doing. 'j'J^_ To hang up, to suspend jc_j ^^ fi>
  
  a. th. to.
  
  To catch (war)
  
  <•
  
  I
  
  \
  
  Ji_^j
  
  (beast).
  
  (plants
  
  To weaken,
  
  ^yj.
  
  „^ ^ Xiy* ^ys ^ Hjis.
  
  Provender, forage.
  
  fire.
  
  jU
  
  ^
  
  jU
  
  To be kindled
  
  ;
  
  i.
  
  food).
  
  To wrestle with a. He took little of it.
  
  o. CAi-
  
  Indigestion, colic.
  
  To brand
  
  a * Jalpj , Gait camel) on the neck. To stigmatise a. o. To brand, to disgrace
  
  iais-
  
  (
  
  -^
  
  a. o.
  
  To To To
  
  unbridle (a beast).
  
  quarrel with a. o. cling to (a camel's)
  
  neck and mount it : to ride a camel without saddle. To pursue a heedless coiu'se ; to rush inconsiderately into.
  
  Bare (she-camel).
  
  \a^l\
  
  Necklace. Ring on the
  
  ^ JaU
  
  Jait ,, sijip
  
  dove's neck. Black collyrium. Forepart of the iaUj xLltl ^
  
  i>5U.
  
  — neck. Rope on a camel's neck. ConTo set fire to. tention, strife.
  fin
  
  "6
  
  .
  
  ,
  
  apply leeches.
  
  fodder, to feed (cattle).
  
  i
  
  C
  
  ^>»
  
  To To
  
  String of coins worn
  
  bow). To be suspended, fastened
  
  Marginal note. book.
  
  to a
  
  -^
  
  as an ornament. clinging to every
  
  Man
  
  thing
  
  ji
  
  :u'US
  
  J>j
  
  plunderer.
  
  :
  
  Spoon.
  
  (
  
  for
  
  sail;;
  
  siiii
  
  )
  
  •<>•
  
  ^'^
  
  Suspended. Attached by love.
  
  Having a leech (beast). of selected Arabic poems cKt^'" that were suspended in the Caaba. Suspensory. Pendant JJ,*** -^ 3"^, of an earring. Stirrup-leather. The if
  
  Name
  
  parts
  
  heart,
  
  ;
  
  spleen,
  
  liver.
  
  jiil
  
  a —
  
  To cleave, To stick to
  
  i^
  
  ^ ^5
  
  to.
  
  to cling to. to love a.
  
  Hole in a garment. Precious thing. j^_, Bag. Rich garment.
  
  o.^_,j s
  
  ^il\j
  
  Litigator.
  
  jS^^. j'*J
  
  Belonging to, dependent on. Concerns of a man. cM^i Colocynth.Wild cucum-^>u ^
  
  !_,•
  
  —
  
  jl;^/i cJSv'Ci
  
  ^p ^
  
  Anything
  
  bitter.
  
  To * ^i»^s. o dUt ^ knead dough). To champ (the bit horse). To grind (the teeth). To tan (a skin). To tend A dltt cattle). To manage (pi'opei'ty). -^ To
  
  To chew
  
  a. th.
  
  i
  
  :
  
  (
  
  j^l
  
  r J^,i
  
  jU
  
  Pulley, well-rope. Suspensory
  
  of a water-skin, of a bow.
  
  Leech.
  
  jicj cj^^ a Bastinado, flogging. jlt
  
  Property, goods. Attachment.
  
  -^
  
  xiu
  
  ^
  
  xiip
  
  ^
  
  saip
  
  J>U
  
  it.
  
  Attachment, true
  
  ^y^
  
  love,
  
  Sufiiciency,
  
  Piece of resin.
  
  •(>
  
  i-^\^
  
  ^ dUp
  
  iJjit
  
  Trifle.
  
  cohesive.
  
  Viscous,
  
  means
  
  :
  
  blood-pi'ice.
  
  Trade.
  
  living.
  
  XS^
  
  ^
  
  Craft,
  
  of subsistence. Dowry. -^ Nose-
  
  bag.
  
  very black, thick.
  
  Resin for chewing.
  
  laip
  
  food).
  
  Stick to
  
  Contention. Obligation
  
  dA&iiitl.
  
  jit
  
  There remained isip Saip ^j 'J nothing with him. I have interest in it. isU \jj. j (J_ A little of ; remainder (of milk, J>U
  
  talk nonsense.
  
  j^\
  
  ife^k
  
  Tough
  
  dlip
  
  Aflection, love. Handle,
  
  jJ51p
  
  ^
  
  X-ISU
  
  suspensory, thong of a whip, of a shield.
  
  By-name. Stalk of a
  
  fruit.
  
  Misfortune, death. She-camel
  
  (food).
  
  The molar
  
  teeth.
  
  Resin-seller.
  
  Impediment
  
  <>•
  
  ol^Q^JI
  
  yielding no milk.
  
  ii^l
  
  He has treated us
  
  Humbug.
  
  in speech.
  
  dS'^
  
  ^
  
  * CJt o i To mark a. th. To sUt (the lip). To surpass a. o. in science. To know to possess CJU :
  
  —
  
  Fond of learning. ^ic jip Prone to evil. Mischief-maker.'^ ^jip
  
  (
  
  The hair has become
  
  —
  
  jip
  
  Boy's garment. Rich garment.
  
  lungs.
  
  bar.
  
  ^
  
  put a suspensory strap (to a
  
  fasten a. th. to.
  
  ;
  
  jj us ^ jii*
  
  Milking-vessel.
  
  vital
  
  >
  
  lAY)
  
  like^^^t etc. Appendix jjU7 ^ iLUj
  
  construction of verbs
  
  ^
  
  J^
  
  jyiJI JuJ UiJVc
  
  she-camel who yields no milk. He has frustrated om* expecta-
  
  like a i.
  
  e.
  
  tion.
  
  — JS
  
  » o
  
  Barley, fodder for beasts.
  
  a
  
  Camels sent
  
  for
  
  j,i£
  
  JJ^^h oU-lt ^ lilt
  
  bringing corn.
  
  leai'ning.
  
  To learn, to be informed of. oj * To be aware of. To have the upper-lip slit. CJp a To teach a. th. ^^ ^ J^b
  
  —
  
  ^ ^
  
  to a. 0.
  
  To as.sume a distinctive iliJ ji\^ — mark at war (horseman). ^ To sign (a deed). tc
  
  ^
  
  Thorny shrub. Field bind-
  
  ^^2JJ
  
  j^
  
  weed. Common bramble. Any climbing plant. Rapsberry-tree. Eglantine, sweet-brier. „J^\ jIJp Demon, goblin. Wolf. Tail.
  
  Hunger. Dependence, attachment. Persian hand-writing. Special
  
  > a. th. is
  
  ( i
  
  Marked
  
  (cloth, coin).
  
  Jili
  
  ^>
  
  Teacher, master. ^ Learned man. Master-mason. Mistress of a school. Known, notorious. Active (verb). -^
  
  No doubt,
  
  Fees, pay-
  
  ment
  
  Xiiii >»>Ui>
  
  indeed.
  
  ^,^
  
  oC^jii^j
  
  >«>^'
  
  5-
  
  for professional .services.
  
  Distatt". Xlj
  
  ^j Clpj
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  Ji.t
  
  Jiitlj
  
  Jlfb,* » v'j^Uj Jljui J\s. manifest a. th. To act openly with to show open (enmity) to. ^j 5
  
  •,
  
  To
  
  (
  
  a hox'se
  
  )
  
  with
  
  a. 0.
  
  5 ^Iv*
  
  mark upon Aj 5 Js-S in war. To make a mark a
  
  upon cloth (manufacturer). To become learned. To learn
  
  j;^
  
  ;
  
  to be learned.
  
  To learn (a To learn a. To know a.
  
  a — A Ji\^, a J[ftl.
  
  science, an art). th. th.
  
  together. ;
  
  to get infor-
  
  mation about. To flow upon the ground (water). To shine (lightning). To wish to know to take A 5 J^z^\ information about a. th. from a. 0. Sign, mark, limit- ^^tj ^>lc1 ^ ,U stone.
  
  notorious.
  
  To
  
  vie in learning
  
  :
  
  CjU a ^i j^^tj To become known. j^-^\j ,
  
  Jc
  
  )
  
  To suspend
  
  mark.
  
  ^
  
  AA
  
  Way- To
  
  supposed to be found.
  
  publish
  
  J oj
  
  :
  
  to reveal a. th. to
  
  To promulgate
  
  jUlj
  
  5
  
  ,/* ? ^)(p
  
  ^\
  
  *
  
  Divulging secrets.
  
  "Cjl
  
  Publicity, notoriousness.
  
  Actiug o^i>U ^ 'j,>Uj,oy>U
  
  r-
  
  a
  
  title
  
  oVvt
  
  -J^
  
  to (a book), an address to (a letter).
  
  ,
  
  rise in rank, dignity. Jrtlj
  
  ^
  
  5U "^
  
  a. th. up.
  
  To mount
  
  (a beast).
  
  To
  
  J^W ^j\
  
  over-/fcj &
  
  come, to overtop a. 0. To strike a. 0. with (a sword)
  
  >U
  
  universe,
  
  ^ — :(
  
  to assail.
  
  He ascended upon the place. oj oV^^I — — He became proud. J^'s^^ J He was raised in dignity. ^ji&i;j| j —
  
  J,yj.
  
  e -tf-
  
  haud-bill.^5Vtl.
  
  ;
  
  ^\Ji ^ ^17
  
  oji'tj
  
  JS^
  
  ^
  
  ^U
  
  ^ju
  
  lay.
  
  Layman, secular. Knowing, o>;.!>j aware learned.
  
  'Jky^Zs- -^ >.'^pj
  
  -Cit
  
  -r
  
  J>
  
  :
  
  Singer, dancer
  
  ^y^i.
  
  ^ j ;;
  
  Vp
  
  d
  
  woman. Thoroughly
  
  x^-^^^j *i.i^j
  
  Hawk.
  
  Skilful
  
  in
  
  **^j
  
  ^!Af
  
  genealo-
  
  gies.
  
  ^^
  
  Learned. Doctor in law. »lil& ^ The Omniscient (God). The Ulemas, Musulman divines. -liiiJI Sea.
  
  :
  
  A
  
  '
  
  Teaching, instruction. if- Catechism.
  
  learned.
  
  or
  
  ^it
  
  On what ? ( for t» je- ) y9^ Mark, sign, token, cA»y,£j ^Mc ^ 1^^ symptom. Guide-post. Mile-stone.
  
  Worldly,
  
  To be disturbed, stupefied. QIc a 4t -STo be confused by drink. To go to and fro. To be fiery (horse). Stupefied. J^'y^j Ss- ^ J>\s. ^ o^l^ To y^i ^r J:pb Olt a ^Ipj l>^' become high, lofty": to go up. To To be advanced (day). To raise, to take a. 0.
  
  The learned men.
  
  ^i^ World,
  
  heading of a book. Address of a letter.
  
  Title,
  
  ^\
  
  belief.
  
  Information. Post-bill
  
  Cil^itj 'ijyit
  
  ,
  
  ^le
  
  ^^ ^
  
  Firm
  
  v-^"'
  
  o^l
  
  ^:>U1^ —
  
  Pi'oper no\\u{grain).
  
  Book-marker. Target. Aim.
  
  post-bill.
  
  lip.
  
  Standai'd, flag. Chief of a tribe.
  
  Scientific.
  
  *^1^^
  
  Manifestation, declaration.
  
  upper
  
  in cloth.
  
  -Q^^
  
  openly.
  
  Publicly, openly.
  
  To put a
  
  Ornamented border
  
  Science, learning.
  
  a. 0.
  
  a. th.
  
  Advertisement,
  
  Way-mark. Elevated moun-
  
  tain. Fissure in the
  
  Well yielding much J^Ct ^
  
  water.
  
  INIale
  
  Ji^ft
  
  hyena. Frog. Plump,
  
  delicate.
  
  More
  
  learned.
  
  Harelipped. Guide-post.
  
  ^^^ ^ ,.1*1 Place where j\^ ^ Jui
  
  J^^
  
  ^u
  
  ^^
  
  'lU*
  
  tt
  
  (
  
  f^
  
  iA\
  
  Native fiora the Arabiaa uplands. Jl u The Sublime Povte. ',^y^\ ^jUI Elevated place ; mountain : skj. 'UU High. Higher, loftier ji^ Jiil ^ CU ^ jtl :
  
  nobler.
  
  was upon the
  
  I
  
  ter-
  
  j&l
  
  riklJI
  
  c.-ii'
  
  To
  
  Tall, bulky.
  
  Male Hyena.
  
  oUi^j oCLi
  
  House-fui'uiture. Supei'iority,
  
  high place, rank. '>iii.ll^ merit. Jus ^ s!Ai»
  
  Nobility acquired
  
  :
  
  The seventh and
  
  arrow
  
  best
  
  in
  
  liiJI
  
  To take
  
  most high. JUSi The Supreme King, God. JCciJi'wUiJI The emphatic XXilJJ^X >jyji^\ f.,
  
  3,^,13
  
  .j'
  
  Preposition meanitig opiJOiitiotis
  
  debt,
  
  :
  
  elevation^
  
  duty,
  
  j^
  
  ^
  
  obligation,
  
  on, at, against, according to, above.
  
  On horseback. He entered upon him. have raised
  
  j^lT
  
  _^
  
  j5)JOI
  
  UU»S
  
  CaiJ
  
  some people above others. Thou must do. It is jiij
  
  viCit
  
  cJ\
  
  indebted.
  
  ^
  
  ^^i
  
  have acted according tij^ y. '^X-ito thy ordei'. He has done it in
  During a time of
  
  oo^p inadvex'- joi^
  
  cna-
  
  U it
  
  tence.
  
  sat
  
  down near the
  
  jUll
  
  U
  
  r;J-V
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  off.
  
  be exalted (day).
  
  Jii.
  
  1
  
  To
  
  rise,
  
  Xc^\
  
  to ascend higher.
  
  To find a. th. high, too high. A To mount upon (a thing), a J^cij
  
  —
  
  —
  
  'jc
  
  ^
  
  ,Jv* o'J j^ o^j"^ o'i ,J* o'i i/^ From above, from the top above. They are the leaders of ^]^| 'it '^ ;
  
  the tribe. Grandeur, nobility, high rank.
  
  High place, height. The highest part,
  
  'J.j
  
  -yS-
  
  ^j js.
  
  .
  
  .ll^l^j
  
  _^j
  
  ^Lt
  
  of.
  
  He took him Upper part
  
  forcibly.
  
  i^t
  
  o'jS.\
  
  J^y^^j <£y^ w SJ^ the head, of the neck. Burden. Superof
  
  addition.
  
  The upper part
  
  of.
  
  .
  
  .
  
  .)l vs9sS'
  
  Elevation, height, highness.
  
  '^i
  
  Anvil. Tall she-camel. o)>itj
  
  >U ^ a^£
  
  High,
  
  lofty.
  
  Utj oj^ ^
  
  Noble,
  
  'Ji
  
  Eminent ( rank, man). The most High (God). The headmen, the leaders ^_^u)| s^ illustrious.
  
  of the people.
  
  fire.
  
  He went
  
  clear
  
  woman ). may He Gome on.
  
  I
  
  We
  
  off,
  
  To rise, to go up by steps. To be lofty. To be proud. To I'ecover (confined
  
  the top
  
  incumbent upon thee. is
  
  Js-
  
  jiS
  
  *1U \s,
  
  ^
  
  c/-
  
  Upper part.
  
  ,^ ,^.
  
  time, conformity, dependence. Upon,
  
  He
  
  burden from
  
  To compete with a. o. for supe-jsilj It rioi'ity. To ascend in upper Arabia. To ascend, to climb on a. th.,_;j * Jt
  
  Lofty, high,
  
  We
  
  off (a
  
  a beast).
  
  To be advanced
  
  the game.
  
  It
  
  or a. th.
  
  God,
  
  dignity.
  
  letters
  
  raise, to elevate A>j ^ '^'^jj^j
  
  a. o.
  
  Be
  
  race.
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  out against him.
  
  /j^
  
  ^'^
  
  Upper-room.
  
  ^ SU ^
  
  *^it.
  
  Fortune turned .^;U ijsSiiS cJS' against them. For the sake of God. 43)1 *»-J Jfr Through, by means of ^oyi /i Jt such a one.
  
  The seventh Heaven
  
  I will
  
  Illustrious, noble.
  
  »^iSCjl
  
  J,U
  
  The highest part of a thing. The
  
  Jl^j cJ^)^ ^
  
  JhiCc
  
  relate it to i^t thee, provided thou keepest
  
  To
  
  it
  
  secret.
  
  be universal, general, C«^f o
  
  ^
  
  -^
  
  paradise ; 0^48 highest place in Heaven. The Angels, :
  
  the Blessed. High, lofty. Sublime.
  
  -^
  
  First
  
  ^Jli
  
  rate (goods).
  
  common.
  
  point
  
  of a
  
  lance.
  
  Spear. Uplands of Nejd in Ai'abia.
  
  rr
  
  a
  
  J
  
  )
  
  Si-
  
  To
  
  The generality of men. The ^uJI x^*t common people. The -whole of the tribe i»li yjji\ fiacame. The laymen, ( opp- to ^^l^JI the common people.
  
  <
  
  whole
  
  To
  
  )
  
  stature
  
  woman
  
  To become
  
  Lofty
  
  ).
  
  all in
  
  X^yJ-
  
  'J'
  
  ^jj
  
  attired with a tm-ban. To blossom
  
  :
  
  Jii3 become
  
  'J:s-\j
  
  to
  
  To call a. 0. a paternal imcle. ^ Ji^ To take a. o. as a paternal 5 'j^^K
  
  v.^"
  
  *••-««.*
  
  .^^
  
  *
  
  uncle.
  
  '^
  
  Crowd. Numerous party. Dense
  
  army. Scattered parties of men.
  
  To beat
  
  (palm-trees, herbs).
  
  f>j i cJJ-j t;^ with a stick. To subdue a. wind (wool) for spinning. Flake cJ litj c^i*^J *5«ib z.'S
  
  0.
  
  father. j
  
  ;
  
  eated. Ignorant
  
  and feeble
  
  ;
  
  t
  
  c.?**^
  
  j
  
  (^Ui
  
  i
  
  ^riii -^
  
  walk
  
  To prop
  
  A
  
  in-law.
  
  1
  
  cousin. -^ Wife. Sister-]]^! '^,
  
  in-law. ••
  
  Step-mother, mother-in-
  
  ill
  
  i\j^\.
  
  law.
  
  Way
  
  To swim. To wind about in walk To wind (valley). Reptile, serpent.
  
  Paternal aunt. cJCS ,- "itJ. Cousin. -^ Husband. Brother- '^\ ij|_
  
  Female I
  
  quickly, «_rvl
  
  to hasten in
  
  [
  
  unable
  
  by himself.
  
  To walk
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  of wool. c--.;li^
  
  ^
  
  Paternal uncle. 'JSj j,[:J]j iij4t ^ ^ ( for Father-in-law. Step)
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  Careful keeper. Intoxi-
  
  ^^
  
  a —
  
  luxuriant (plant).
  
  Made J^-^J
  
  numerous
  
  5
  
  versa 1.
  
  his bounty.
  
  turban.
  
  collect a
  
  a paternal
  
  To be
  
  chief.
  
  to act
  
  all.
  
  To attire a. o. with a turban. To render a. th. general, uni-
  
  common.
  
  uncles.
  
  a
  
  his
  
  uncle.
  
  number. Having many paternal >-?J j^J
  
  To
  
  Ci
  
  'j^y!>\
  
  round his head. (
  
  general, universal. Great
  
  Wearing a
  
  ^
  
  He wound a turban
  
  General, universal,
  
  Including
  
  include all persons
  
  favours upon
  
  (palm-tree).
  
  More
  
  of.
  
  He bestowed
  
  'j^S'j2\
  
  General, universal. tall
  
  >
  
  comprehend the
  
  in.
  
  Coalition.
  
  Of
  
  r^ include, to
  
  I
  
  of
  
  wearing a turban.
  
  He wears One
  
  r-^^j
  
  "frX^j r-is
  
  oiplj jXs-j , )aU i J-'J. upon columns.
  
  up, to stay a. th.
  
  ^
  
  his turban well. :i^
  
  of the
  
  common
  
  people
  
  :
  
  vulgar.
  
  Completeness. Largeness of body. Whole, complete, full-grown.
  
  ij.
  
  ^^
  
  Crowd. To resolve upon, to intend. Jij J o^t To aim at. Totality, universality. -vi*' — Generally, in the To direct o.'s self towards. >i>4iJI *»^y.j ^yU J| — To oppress a. 0. (disease) to Aj 5 whole. grieve. To throw down a. 0. or a. th. Uncleship. *>'>ip •^ To baptise a. 0. 5 otpj o^p Belonging to an uncle. '4*S To be or become astoTurban, head^U.t j v,^ 9r <^C* \'x,£ a Jui band. nished, angry. To become moistened He loosened his turban i. e. ii^lit L'/\ (earth). He is in easy circumstances. To cleave to. ij — To stop, to obstruct ( A att General, universal, unrestricted. >(& ;
  
  i
  
  stream).
  
  Vulgar, popular.
  
  J'^
  
  a
  
  / Delegate
  
  ir\
  
  (
  
  trustworthy. *llp To inhabit, to dwell a \'j^ o J*s. in; to repair frequently to ( a place). To build ( a house ). To promote ;
  
  ^
  
  To worship
  
  (good).
  
  To
  
  (God).
  
  ^—
  
  be frequented, inhabited (by
  
  people
  
  market, place).
  
  :
  
  To preserve a. To render (a
  
  o. alive
  
  * y^ 1j J^j
  
  to (a
  
  fi>
  
  To To
  
  j».tj
  
  ,
  
  oj\'^j
  
  ,
  
  's^v^t
  
  o
  
  i
  
  \y^j
  
  \j\^s.
  
  o
  
  i
  
  j^
  
  on purpose. He has done it
  
  i
  
  "^
  
  o.
  
  a
  
  oii j^
  
  o J*s-
  
  a lamp with
  
  oil.
  
  life.
  
  To
  
  fill
  
  load (a gun). I
  
  adjure thee by thy
  
  * Jj.
  
  To
  
  To wind up
  
  (a watch).
  
  i1
  
  'ixA
  
  'ij\i\
  
  A J^\
  
  find (a counti-y) inhabited,
  
  flourishing.
  
  To
  
  people.
  
  To
  
  s
  
  —
  
  ^ifOl
  
  iSjjS
  
  He
  
  O.'s
  
  place).
  
  J^(-\
  
  To perform
  
  (
  
  A —
  
  a
  
  the ceremonies
  
  of the pilgrimage at Mecca. colonise (a place), to it
  
  swear by
  
  In the
  
  name
  
  Gum
  
  j
  
  :
  
  ^'
  
  X^
  
  ^^^i
  
  Flag of
  
  scout.
  
  slC^'
  
  truce, a Chief of a village. -^ Trustee, proxy. Pole of a tent. Column,
  
  a^
  
  ^^^
  
  7.
  
  Flag of truce.
  
  pillar.
  
  Receiving
  
  many
  
  guests.
  
  iliJI J^^U iiiJI
  
  Migratory
  
  i^b
  
  oiiJIj
  
  ->
  
  ;^3 J*^
  
  ^^i-"
  
  Baptism.
  
  ^li^Hj ei^j^j ^tU, Ji_>t* -Ctj e-u* ^ i^U support, column, base. Chief
  
  Prop, tical
  
  J
  
  I
  
  head of the famUy. Verand perpendicular line. Mace, ;
  
  my .Oil
  
  of
  
  dawn.
  
  ^ilis)i
  
  of the uvula,
  
  'J^y*s-
  
  — —
  
  '^
  
  line.
  
  Distressed, diseased
  
  broken by
  
  of the jaw. Earring, j^ii
  
  Cj\'j^\
  
  Vertical, perpendicular
  
  Ji^
  
  of God.
  
  ^ JJ. ol^^^i"
  
  jcj,\ ^ Jj.j jj. Generation of man. Two generations i. e. 80 years.ol^^^l Religion. Head-covering for ^s-
  
  women-
  
  ^.Sall J>>ii
  
  Shaft of a balance.
  
  religion.
  
  Life. Life-time.
  
  i^
  
  j^\ of
  
  the cross.
  
  'jjij '^t ^SjJ-i Ja^ 'JJ-
  
  The two wattles
  
  The back. The upright timber The gleam
  
  s
  
  with (people).
  
  Life. Lifetime. Religion. I
  
  jv* j-I* dil'i JiS
  
  club.
  
  frequent, to resort to
  
  stock
  
  iX^j
  
  Vc
  
  a bountiful man.
  
  is
  
  of a party
  
  a turban lound
  
  head.
  
  To
  
  ojt
  
  a4.pj
  
  life.
  
  To
  
  ji \'jij. ilia
  
  tribes.
  
  A
  
  colonise (a
  
  gave him the house for
  
  To wind
  
  lIC*
  
  done it' knowingly and willingly. Moistened by rain (place). j^
  
  country) with. I
  
  —
  
  uii^j aii IJiiJuj
  
  Noble.
  
  life to.
  
  To
  
  He has
  
  Stay, support
  
  jj. 1j JJi
  
  2^
  
  5
  
  intentionally.
  
  build (a house).
  
  give a. th. to a.
  
  for
  
  j *^j
  
  to rely upon
  
  in,
  
  oiiw ^j
  
  fi> ( a country) in jj-h J»-^ a prosperous state. To furnish (
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  (business).
  
  Premeditately,
  
  To keep
  
  To
  
  ,it
  
  t
  
  JJ-
  
  \jj.j
  
  s^i;^^,
  
  thrive, "ijK^ a j^j o J^j to be in a prosperous state.
  
  -^
  
  a
  
  ^ To be baptised. juiclj — r, ;; To be propped, stayed. To lean upon a. th. To rely jp J^\ upon a. 0. To undertake (a journey)
  
  Resolution, determination,
  
  (j/J-i VjCJ.
  
  live long.
  
  house).
  
  To commit
  
  (a sin) intentionally.
  
  — To trust - a. 0. in
  
  house, a property). ^J*i a
  
  a. th.
  
  at a gentle pace.
  
  (God). » Jj.^
  
  house) prosperous.
  
  To keep
  
  jj"
  
  )
  
  To purpose
  
  The
  
  chief,
  
  :
  
  oX.»i
  
  ^«
  
  -u»i
  
  love.
  
  the support of a
  
  ^'^\
  
  —
  
  tribe.
  
  Propping. -^ Baptising. jci»' Propped, supported. ati»j 5>.ii Passionate. > Baptised. Baptism. *2i_^i* -^ The Baptist (S*^ John ). 'J toii^j 'o\X^'>
  
  ;
  
  Hard
  
  (day).
  
  Dark
  
  ^jjj,j ^jjj.
  
  ;u~xji5t
  
  jtj "C-u^ j£
  
  Greeting to mean Long live jcj. thou! Flowers, green adorning a feast-room.
  
  ^ ^KJ.
  
  :
  
  (night). Pei-plex.
  
  cr-^li*J
  
  He perjured
  
  wvi-^
  
  J^
  
  Head-ornament
  
  obscure
  
  Difficult,
  
  (
  
  business).
  
  To be weak-sighted
  
  ;
  
  f- ; £
  
  ,_,.,S;»
  
  a ,>*&
  
  -S-
  
  Greeting.
  
  blear-eyed.
  
  To make impression upon
  
  J
  
  a. o.
  
  —
  
  .
  
  J^
  
  Squadi'on,
  
  »_««*
  
  -r
  
  fleet.
  
  Sjli*
  
  man.
  
  sji^p
  
  Small tribe. Great tribe. Structure,
  
  a. o. of
  
  blearedness
  
  jXi
  
  "6
  
  building. Gift for life.Cultivation (of a
  
  (God).
  
  To restore, to repair a. th. * J^'\ To neglect a. th. je. jJj>\^ Weakness of sight, blearedness. Dirt, sei'osity of the eyes. jX^i — -^ Bunch of yiji^c -^j J-^S*^ sr lA)-^
  
  Inhabited.
  
  _^1^ ^
  
  '"j"}^
  
  J^
  
  -i'
  
  "^
  
  j"}^
  
  Cultivated (land). Prosperous. Cultivated, frequented
  
  jj^h
  
  -^i**
  
  (place). j
  
  grapes stripped of its berries. Dim-sighted, jjj. ^ .il^p ^ jj:^\
  
  Hive.
  
  Numerous
  
  tribe.
  
  J,li*
  
  «•
  
  S3i^
  
  ]
  
  ',
  
  blear-eyed.
  
  More
  
  cultivated,
  
  more popu-
  
  _^j.*l
  
  lated.
  
  To be deep (well). Cs^ij Uvi* o ji.*To be long, far- u;ij iji;^ a j^j (a
  
  Flourishing state, prosperity.
  
  ^t
  
  —
  
  Civilisation. '
  
  jii^b ji^b jtt
  
  it
  
  j
  
  well). I
  
  deepen, to
  
  J
  
  jti^Jj
  
  J
  
  'Jec!i\
  
  u\'^
  
  j
  
  {
  
  extending (place).
  
  To deepen
  
  SJ^s-
  
  country).
  
  j^
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  »jl*0 »S**
  
  5r
  
  Cj\^^j
  
  ;
  
  Cultivation. Breast of
  
  (discourse).
  
  To care
  
  jCt
  
  crown, turban. Visit to a place to the Caaba.
  
  himself.
  
  jj*
  
  Cultivator.
  
  j\^
  
  Mason, architect.
  
  Righteous. Steady. Calm and meek in speech. Inhabited, flourishing country.
  
  ^^J^
  
  Architect,
  
  j^j^
  
  |
  
  scrutinise a. th.
  
  s/j Ui^
  
  ^
  
  |
  
  To be profuse in speech. ^yS^ j j^Jo To go deep into science. ^jji\ j jli; Depth (of a ji^^l ^ jUj j^^j j;^ well) bottom, distance. Extremity of the j\:J.] ^ j^tj ji£ :
  
  desert.
  
  Depth, abyss of the sea. J>i2) jfi.fr Sediment of butter in a vessel. *iip Depth. iJlii Deep. jJJipj Jlifrj jUj 5r Js?* Long, far-exteuding (valley). To work. To manufac- y^^i. a J^ -ftture a. th. To practise a handicraft. To work, to be efficacious ( medi-
  
  J^
  
  cine).
  
  < To do,
  
  10
  
  make.
  
  To ba made governor over ic o'^h ~ (a province). To be appointed to (an
  
  To To
  
  office of
  
  apply
  
  act upon a. o.
  
  word) gram.
  
  o.
  
  Wearing a turban.
  
  Colony.
  
  o>S«-*^'°
  
  y^ji Long
  
  -^j
  
  To govern
  
  i^y^j
  
  j|%fr
  
  road, iu jliij
  
  ~ ^^^j ^j*^ ^ ^jj^j ^jS^ x
  
  Mischievous ( man ). Noxious (wolf). Excellent (camel). To be effaced, unrea- C^i o ^.,-ic -Sdable (writing).
  
  To To
  
  feign ignorance
  
  ^
  
  of.
  
  hide, to conceal a. th.
  
  fn ,
  
  ^_p.ift
  
  h-
  
  To be gloomy, dull (day). To reveal a secret to a. o. To dissimulate with. To overlook a. th., to take
  
  — To leave j — Difficult (a
  
  j*^
  
  T "i'j^^ -^yS^i t J>**i
  
  Kid, lamb.
  
  js-
  
  To make im-
  
  pression upon a.
  
  mason. Visitor.
  
  no notice
  
  the government).
  
  o.'s self to.
  
  ^SjS^'"* "^j
  
  of.
  
  a. o. in
  
  uncertainty.
  
  tr-ij^J
  
  wj^J
  
  ^—
  
  yA'^^i ij-^
  
  (affair).
  
  Hard
  
  (war).
  
  Lrit^J i.r^^
  
  ^
  
  He
  
  w^. Vj
  
  writing
  
  i3
  
  J^i*
  
  ^ To
  
  be purulent (wound).
  
  To appoint
  
  presently.
  
  Workman's wages.
  
  iLi-tj ^\*dj s!l»t'
  
  Brokerage.
  
  J^
  
  a. o.
  
  jtfT
  
  governor of
  
  (a province). To be set over (a province).
  
  —
  
  It
  
  ?
  
  ip
  
  jip
  
  Woi'kraan, able workman. Agent, commissioner, X-c ^ Jcr^ broker.
  
  To
  
  Use, employment, service.
  
  manufacture. To hasten (a camel). — To work (a machine). fi> To apply o.'s self to : to jj J jiif
  
  Manufacture, works,
  
  JViirJ,!.
  
  j»u; ^
  
  j;.;;
  
  factory.
  
  Commercial transac-
  
  o>Uu>J
  
  camel. jJ_\ifrj iSSiifr
  
  ^ o>^—4-5
  
  " jUt
  
  To dwell
  
  in
  
  ^j C^ji a
  
  j^j
  
  -ft-
  
  Tall
  
  ).
  
  ^
  
  ^A^
  
  i
  
  Oiiitj Cs>^4*j
  
  Qi* a
  
  *i/
  
  "i«.tj
  
  To be confounded, bewildered. To have no sign of the Cjit
  
  -ft-
  
  ^£
  
  j
  
  j^Ui'
  
  «^t
  
  Without signs
  
  ^ <»ij oj+»S .
  
  **^
  
  rr
  
  4.'^
  
  ^ 'X^ ^
  
  *ii^1
  
  (desert).
  
  or become
  
  ^^~j,^
  
  a
  
  ^^
  
  -ft-
  
  blind, ignorant.
  
  To swerve from
  
  To stray
  
  ^—
  
  be obscure, dubious to
  
  Jt
  
  —
  
  flow (water).
  
  To foam
  
  Ci£
  
  i
  
  J,£
  
  Foot-passengers. The offices, provinces of a
  
  Able workman. Quick
  
  blind a.
  
  0.
  
  To
  
  deprive »
  
  ^tlj ^tt
  
  of the sight.
  
  To
  
  (
  
  camel
  
  J*^
  
  ^
  
  XUft
  
  treachery, unfaith-
  
  :
  
  fulness.
  
  Manner of working, doing. Workmanship, make of. Wages, hire of a work-
  
  ii;.p
  
  *_i4.tj
  
  —
  
  man. Current money, cash.
  
  Practical. Artificial, factitious.
  
  -^
  
  Surgical operation.
  
  W'orking, ojtfiij ^(j ^Cl ^ J/U acting. Labourer. Governor of a pro-
  
  render (speech) abstruse,
  
  great his blindness, his
  
  ;
  
  public officer.
  
  Governing another
  
  J-^'S^
  
  t
  
  J^'*
  
  (word).
  
  A
  
  If.
  
  obscure.
  
  How
  
  jii!l_^ ji2\ Jli*1
  
  Action, work, deed.
  
  viuce
  
  (water).
  
  To
  
  Manufactured
  
  -^
  
  woi'k. Pus, matter.
  
  Pi'actice, use, experience. a. 0.
  
  (affair).
  
  To
  
  Ji»^
  
  fi>
  
  ->
  
  (duty).
  
  fi"om (the right course).
  
  To
  
  Jiiil.-^'
  
  To employ a. o. to a. th. s Jiiill. To require a. c. to work. — To make use of, to employ a. th. To feign a. th. Work, employment. Ji;^1 ^ ji* Action, deed, labour. The governing
  
  Theft
  
  perplex.
  
  way
  
  jJUJ
  
  country.
  
  *^
  
  a
  
  motive.
  
  of the
  
  business one with
  
  Continual (lightning).
  
  He wronged him without
  
  To be
  
  j^]
  
  o.'s self.
  
  •way (desert).
  
  Confused,
  
  s
  
  To be wrought, performed. To be employed. To work for
  
  to,
  
  ,
  
  a. 0.
  
  work, to
  
  of a word, {gram.)
  
  or to dwell in the^^i 1j ^tc country of Oman.
  
  4^\iuj
  
  deal with
  
  another.
  
  (a place).
  
  To go
  
  To
  
  a. 0. to
  
  strive for.
  
  *l;j>£U
  
  Q Boatswain. Manufactured. Artificial. Cover- J^i;: ned (word). -^ Almond-cake. Excellent camel and she- HilJj J^'j
  
  Fascinating with ( the eyes (man). The Amalekites.
  
  a. 0.
  
  To transact
  
  Money. Second-hand. Chamber-pot.
  
  tion. Proceedings. -^ •^
  
  with
  
  To make
  
  
  ^^
  
  treat, to transact busine.s8 s ji{p
  
  Ji;^1
  
  C»
  
  Part of the spear
  
  j.l^ ^
  
  si'Ctj J.»U
  
  next to the iron-head. Feet, legs. Beasts of burden.
  
  Great worker
  
  ;
  
  labourer.
  
  J.;IS*
  
  J\^
  
  !
  
  ^^ They were
  
  killed to
  
  the last. God is above
  
  v*>i^ o^ l?^ '
  
  d
  
  Cyioj
  
  To du'ect o.'s self towards. ^Jj^\ To choose, to prefer a. th. To be blind. ilitij '<S^\
  
  Juj
  
  ;j)t
  
  '
  
  description.
  
  He has related
  
  on the
  
  it
  
  i^y^j
  
  authority of such a one. From -what ? ( for U From that which.
  
  From whom
  
  From
  
  ?
  
  (
  
  ^ o!ii
  
  Blindness
  
  ^
  
  ^j
  
  )
  
  .,>.
  
  ^^
  
  )
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  -{:i-
  
  ^
  
  To confine To manage
  
  revile a. o.
  
  (a
  
  camel).
  
  with
  
  —
  
  » 3;^1j
  
  a
  
  (a bit), (
  
  for o^
  
  To meet face to face, To oppose a. o.
  
  I^^j cA&j
  
  —
  
  Co^ ^^
  
  ••
  
  )
  
  j
  
  CUt j
  
  i*C«i ote
  
  We
  
  left
  
  them
  
  at the
  
  *ci^-) *t?-^
  
  Vt ^'cJs'j
  
  point of death.
  
  His slayer
  
  is
  
  unknown.
  
  C-it ^J._»
  
  Cip
  
  Pride, haughtiness. Error.
  
  ;lip.
  
  and the
  
  torrent,
  
  ^^l
  
  ^
  
  p
  
  a oCil^Vl of a burning
  
  e.
  
  fire
  
  Waste
  
  fooUsh, the blind.
  
  'i;ivt
  
  and desert countries.
  
  Enelosiu'e for camels.
  
  Foolish, blind (people).
  
  have seen him just now. gave it to him "C-ij
  
  'k^s- Cap *-i'j
  
  ijs.
  
  oac i^Lfrl
  
  Rain-cloud.
  
  OUp
  
  Visible part of the sky
  
  :
  
  horizon.
  
  sitlj cAc
  
  of the sky
  
  ).
  
  ^ oUp
  
  ^UJI ,^ji cnit
  
  s^}\
  
  ^ out oCi'l
  
  Natural dispositions
  
  sU.i»
  
  J»jjl
  
  ^^
  
  compe)tsation, transition,
  
  succession,
  
  From, instead of, for. He journeyed from his
  
  su-
  
  remoteness.
  
  aJij jS-
  
  J\^
  
  country.
  
  He parted with
  
  Up w^'>
  
  us.
  
  After a while. God reward thee in
  
  -it 6\'-S-
  
  my stead
  
  (of the devils).
  
  of tay
  
  ^^*''
  
  :
  
  periority,
  
  of (the trees). Horizon
  
  The utmost
  
  Obscure, wayless desert ^UI ^ place of wandering. Abstruse (meaning). Enigma. SeparaPreposition meaning lion,
  
  Light, nimble. Impotent (man). Slow to do good.
  
  'J^j
  
  :
  
  Surroundings of a house. Rein, bridle.
  
  "CAs- ''cJA
  
  Relating to a blind, an insane man.
  
  exclusively of others.
  
  jT Jiij o1 ilCUt do so. Title of a book. Heading. oCapj ol^ Appearing. Cloud. lyCc. ^ i\i
  
  power
  
  sUjjj
  
  Ignorant, blind-minded. The two blind things i.
  
  The
  
  object.
  
  Summit
  
  Blind. Obscure (night).
  
  house.
  
  First apparition of an
  
  (
  
  Blind- sjVit -^j S'Ccj *i}'^J ness : erior.
  
  horse)
  
  (a
  
  sigh frequently.
  
  I
  
  *iii^J «*l«*
  
  reins.
  
  To put reins to To moan, to
  
  I
  
  j
  
  »lic
  
  *^j
  
  Trial, war, riot.
  
  to a book.
  
  To
  
  clouds. Contention.
  
  Error, obstinacy.
  
  J^
  
  him who. To a[i- J o^i_j C^^ Citj Up !^ pear. To occur to. '^ To turn aside from. To put a title ^ Ol^ oypj oUj —
  
  ^
  
  thoughtlessness,
  
  ;
  
  inconsiderateness.
  
  lit
  
  Dark
  
  for
  
  J\2
  
  blindness, to feign
  
  ignorance.
  
  1
  
  all
  
  0^
  
  To sham
  
  '
  
  i
  
  is to
  
  Interfering in every thing.
  
  Fine speaker.
  
  Mad, insane. To trace back (a tradi-
  
  ^
  
  o_^^ X'l^c.
  
  .^
  
  -^
  
  He
  
  a
  
  leaving
  
  died
  
  child.
  
  He
  
  died
  
  when 60
  
  years old. Impotent, unable
  
  to.
  
  Of Jt^
  
  Willingly, with pleasure.
  
  What
  
  is
  
  hidden to
  
  the mind.
  
  ^.VpVl
  
  (
  
  Jllc
  
  To buzz
  
  (fly).
  
  To
  
  face dangers
  
  ;
  
  J^
  
  l^e -»-
  
  the
  
  to be gallant at war.
  
  To spear a. o, V *~ Fly : blue fly. J\-J.j Jyjs.^ Jls. Buzzing. Bravery, dauntle.ssne.s8. ;3tlt Name of a celebi'ated hero J^ -^j — Bodice, long-sleeved jacket. >
  
  ^
  
  herbage ;
  
  To
  
  substitute the
  
  f,
  
  to
  
  sigh, to moan.
  
  ^i — ._jj.
  
  To produce grapes
  
  -tt-
  
  (vine).
  
  Grapes. Beriy of gi-apes. Wine.
  
  ^
  
  ^^Jp
  
  t-
  
  *r^
  
  ,_^ji\ ^jis. jl _jui)l
  
  .^,
  
  ^jU*
  
  I
  
  oC^
  
  nigrum., garden night-shade.
  
  Bear's grape. Vine-stock.
  
  ifc
  
  Pain in the back-bone. His case depends on o^ Jl such a one. Thy affair depends on him.iJyil ^0^ yi Long-bodied ; longT-^r}^ w w-^?"^ necked ( camels ) PI. Fine, swift
  
  —
  
  ,_^ \
  
  Seller of grapes. zizi/phui,
  
  (
  
  o>'Ut -, 4_;Up un. iOi ) ^Us.
  
  jujube (tree and fruit).
  
  Abundance of water. Ambergris. Shield. Sperraaceti-v.hale.
  
  phrena globosa
  
  (
  
  Ot TT-f)^ "^
  
  Gam-
  
  Saffron.
  
  plant
  
  ).
  
  Store-
  
  -^
  
  house. Cabin, hold of a ship. Bitter cold of winter. Nobility
  
  oj^
  
  of a tribe.
  
  Perfumed with ambergris. ^-^ ^' Aromatic liquoi, J.A ^.s'S—
  
  <)-
  
  ratafia.
  
  (horses, camels). Ji«i*'j -^?---0 -^>-^ "^
  
  Raisin.
  
  L/5ji
  
  ,_Jjj txit
  
  Large-no.?ed.
  
  Rhamnus
  
  up.
  
  To tie (a bucket) with a rope. * To feel a pain in the loins. To set a. th. in order. Rope of a bucket. .^Jlj i>^*l ^
  
  To smack
  
  the lips. Smacking of the lips.
  
  ^
  
  o.
  
  To
  
  Solanum
  
  ^Ali
  
  yjs'j ojjiipj *iic J "ii^
  
  To bend to j r-^b W^ o r-^ -^ draw a. th. To break in (a camel). To stop (a beast) by pulling the rein
  
  To
  
  to a.
  
  |. -^
  
  Pustule.
  
  and poet. Dried
  
  )
  
  tion)
  
  ^,ijp
  
  -JJ-
  
  oj*Js.
  
  o oicj a -ucj i o -u^ -5^ transgress the bounds of. To deviate, \'ijM
  
  j^H
  
  Perfumed with ambergris.
  
  ^^jflrCs^ *•
  
  Calico, cotton-cloth.
  
  To
  
  fall into distress.
  
  To
  
  uit a c..^
  
  -S-
  
  commit a crime. To commit fornication. To break anew ( set bone).
  
  To be spoiled. To oppose (the truth). To constrain a. o. to do a. th. s cJ£ To resist obstinately. difficult. To treat harshly. To cause To bleed unceasingly (vein). jli.\j — a. o. to perish. To thwart, to saJUij iSC^ jJGj contend stubbornly with to rebel To throw a. o. into difficul- fitj 5 c-^*^ ty. To break ( a bone ) anew. To against. To cleave to. treat (a sick man, a beast) roughly. To oppose to follow a. o. jjs.\ To cause annoyance to to obstinately. s c^ point out the defects of. To confuse To thwart o. a., to contend obs- a;u: to part from.
  
  ts
  
  :
  
  jf
  
  :
  
  :
  
  tinately with
  
  To
  
  a. o.
  
  o. a.
  
  resist the rider
  
  ;
  
  to run
  
  jj-i-ll
  
  To prosecute a. o. obstinately. i — To overcome a. o. (vomiting). Preposition of time and place. At. jip Near. By. At the point of: about. I I
  
  ^
  
  came
  
  fi'om his house. aoic cJ> possess wealth. Ju ^oit think 80 it is my opinion. lliTi^JiIft :
  
  c-I*
  
  Broken anew (bone).
  
  oQ" (horse).
  
  I
  
  by questions.
  
  Sin, crime, mistake.
  
  c^J-j
  
  Steep, difficult of ascent
  
  z^
  
  o^
  
  (hill),
  
  annoyance. oCJl^ a letter before the
  
  Difficulty, distress,
  
  Insertion
  
  of
  
  rhyme.
  
  To
  
  shun, to avoid a.
  
  o.
  
  ^
  
  cJ^
  
  Mountain. Beginning. Notch of cjj^ a bone.
  
  ir^
  
  (
  
  To alter (the face To become long in hair
  
  a ^_^1
  
  age).
  
  :
  
  C-Uut \
  
  ^^l
  
  \
  
  .jV»
  
  ^
  
  ^ ^Up
  
  o jJs- -i
  
  i
  
  trouble, to annoy a. o.
  
  a. o.
  
  »
  
  jj~i
  
  \j
  
  ,
  
  »
  
  CiUt j
  
  -
  
  ^ja':s-\
  
  cjJa^j
  
  —
  
  ^ja:s.
  
  He had very
  
  ^
  
  <^^
  
  el^alt-j
  
  Scattered remains. Dishevelled hair. little left
  
  o^Cp
  
  _^^ts.
  
  VI.
  
  ^>
  
  ^''ls^
  
  '^
  
  of his wealth.
  
  treat
  
  a. o.
  
  -oli
  
  j^ ^
  
  i^
  
  j^ ^
  
  jujt
  
  Rebellious, disobedient. Opponent. jjCJ
  
  Philosophical sect affirming
  
  ^i-^l
  
  the objective existencj of ideas or mental images. Sect denying the objective Bold, daring.
  
  xliUAil
  
  Sjlait j jloi*
  
  Nightingale,
  
  a. o.
  
  Tarragon
  
  rudely.
  
  To take a. th. violently. To undertake ( an affair) inconsiderately. To dislike a. th. To displease a. o. To disagree s — with. To be unsuitable to a. o. Roughness, violence, They went out one
  
  ^il^j
  
  uit
  
  oiif-_>
  
  die-
  
  wilt
  
  tj^^i
  
  after the other. (of
  
  an
  
  aflfair).
  
  Anew, again.
  
  iiifj j;I^
  
  'iiUj
  
  Violent, harsh, rough.
  
  Bloom of youth. To show ^il£
  
  ^jdl
  
  ^
  
  Ult
  
  ^^
  
  v^CJjl oO^'t -tfj
  
  ^isZ —
  
  ^jOJCfi
  
  ^
  
  arrogance, insolence.
  
  jiCi ^ xaiit - jixp ^ between the lower lip and the chin.
  
  Tuft of hair
  
  To be
  
  ^
  
  oJl^pj jjs.
  
  —
  
  \xs.
  
  -«-
  
  sjIjJp
  
  disaster.
  
  upbraid, to.blame
  
  Beginning
  
  :
  
  Wickedness, deceit. Hardship,
  
  harshly,
  
  rudely.
  
  To
  
  obstinacy.
  
  Swerving from duty
  
  existence of ideas. -«
  
  To
  
  Margin, side. He walks in the Ijic V Ua-^J lS^-*^ middle, not on the side. Rebellion. Stubbornness, sUUrj iUp
  
  Strong-headed, obstinate, hair.
  
  a'jla^j
  
  -Ut tU-
  
  f,_jii9
  
  course.
  
  Six-fingered.
  
  -r
  
  iJI
  
  Deviating from the right
  
  by the neck. 0. a. by the neck
  
  t/»Uc
  
  ^jj^
  
  rebellious. Stubborn, obstinate.
  
  ;i.ju>
  
  To catch
  
  To have scanty
  
  j-'p
  
  sunrise.
  
  u->^J cr^J >j'^J Bachelor, spinster. Looking-glass. To bend (wood). » Qjsseize
  
  side o!Aj
  
  of such a one.
  
  He came at
  
  (tail).
  
  Strong she-camel. Eaffle. Rock.
  
  To To
  
  )
  
  He sat down by the
  
  long-neckeii.
  
  To
  
  &^ a j^
  
  -fJ-
  
  become thin in the neck. To begin to ripen (dates). j5t To seize by the neck to squeeze » — the throat. To disappoint, to dis;
  
  wood dyeing
  
  5 Vjllcj iiJui jjl't
  
  o. :
  
  to put foi'th
  
  earsj^l
  
  »_-J,aifr
  
  -J5-
  
  yjci.
  
  ^
  
  i-ed.
  
  Intensely red.
  
  To turn ^p
  
  J^
  
  V,->^
  
  Jcl \j
  
  \j
  
  XM
  
  o Jj.
  
  ^
  
  aside, to retire apart from.
  
  To strike a. 0. with a To discard a. th.
  
  javelin, i
  
  _np
  
  A_ni1
  
  Goat. Female jUlj j_^j jllp ^ J^ of the eagle, of the bustard, of the vulture and of the
  
  hawk. Rock
  
  in
  
  water. Black hillock.
  
  A
  
  she-goat, she-gazelle.
  
  with CiVJ^jJ^ 5- S'Jap a pointed iron. Tried by misfortunes. -n^j jj^ To bend (wood). fi> Cit ^'jJ. * Javelin. Staff
  
  i
  
  To remain
  
  CUpj
  
  C^
  
  a
  
  ^tj
  
  i
  
  -^
  
  without marrying (man, girl). To admire o.'s self inces- C-Ip a ,,^4* santly in a looking-glass. To keep (a girl) unmarried till s ^_U middle a^e.
  
  To become
  
  ti'ess a. o.
  
  To embrace a. To become tall
  
  JiUp ^
  
  (plant). Brazil-
  
  advanced (g"-l)-
  
  z^ls. in
  
  \j
  
  'c—l^j
  
  c—i*
  
  age without marrying
  
  — l^v
  
  ( fruit. Vine-tendrils.
  
  Fissure in the
  
  wide steps (horse).To set (Pleiades).
  
  lips.
  
  t.f
  
  \jld o
  
  -S-
  
  To put forth (plants earth). ^— To befall a. o. (affair). o^aIj — To distress a. o. (business). o5la Jp — To take a. th. peaceably i\}i. ^Ms — :
  
  captive
  
  J Cp
  
  ^j —
  
  a
  
  a. o.
  
  as a
  
  ^iSj Jt
  
  s
  
  To abase, to humble a. o. To produce (plants ground).
  
  i '^l'\
  
  a—
  
  :
  
  »Ci1 ^ytj C^ Violence, strength. Love. Subfys. Side, shore.
  
  Crowd.
  
  mission. Captivity.
  
  ;^
  
  7^ ^
  
  Captive.
  
  '^ij
  
  ,
  
  sUt ^
  
  cSs-
  
  'j l^;j| Moslem women. Captive women. Workers. Captives or like
  
  captives.
  
  Detained as a captive.
  
  To To To To To
  
  fj,i^
  
  Gr J"^!U ^G^ j Q^ ;
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  -^
  
  :
  
  happen to
  
  to concern a. 0. a. 0.
  
  produce (plants be beneficial to
  
  »
  
  J Cit ground).
  
  ^_,
  
  a. 0. (food).
  
  J
  
  :
  
  trouble, to disquiet
  
  To
  
  mind
  
  e
  
  Cdj
  
  %XJ-
  
  my
  
  be tired, wearied. disquiet, to ti'ouble a.
  
  a
  
  '(u£ o.2( j.i^]j
  
  men in
  
  it
  
  ^ jip j^cl
  
  ^u3l
  
  Git uic
  
  ^^l
  
  by parties. Length of the neck. Quick pace
  
  of. To contend ^j s J\sTo struggle against (difficulTo endure a. th. To treat a. o.
  
  take care
  
  medically.
  
  To be tried, tired. To bear ( cares, troubles). To take care of. to be anxious to attend to.
  
  Embrace. Badger. She-kid. Lynx.
  
  »b.
  
  jit
  
  IsJCij JCjp
  
  ^^ij j^\ ^
  
  J\ui.
  
  Disappointement. Ursus meles, badger. jayi\ jCtj J^^ The she-goats after j_ji)| oi; J^l the she-camels i. e. straitness after amjileness (proverb).
  
  of a jerboa.
  
  '\z\s.
  
  J-jU;»
  
  ?-
  
  j^ 3^
  
  j Jjj
  
  A—
  
  ^ ^l
  
  \
  
  j-JU: ^ jCul^j jlU
  
  Fine-necked.
  
  Curved rocks.
  
  xiil;:
  
  Necklace. Hill in front of jjUJi ^ *ili> a tract of sand. Elevated mountains. c>\i^
  
  — To Js.
  
  with.
  
  :
  
  '^
  
  jit
  
  ^a1)| jil
  
  ground.
  
  ^
  
  about
  
  of
  
  came to me. The people came
  
  Burrow
  
  business. j_^G-.i '^ILl be beneficial to a. o. J & ^c
  
  ty).
  
  iCJ(.
  
  old.
  
  Embracer. Neck. Hard and elevated
  
  (food).
  
  To To To
  
  for thee.
  
  — —
  
  a. 0. (affau").
  
  in
  
  stalk
  
  :
  
  — —
  
  To be anxious about. i_, Uipj IjUp s^ To mind, to be occupied by. Keep
  
  (of a tree)
  
  Long-necked. jit ^ .U;t ^ Jifti Fhenix :(_i_^»Uitj,xJ__^j (L<_^«^ 'Uitj'liit griffin (fabulous birds). Calamity.
  
  to hint at a. th.
  
  belong to
  
  o. a.
  
  (of a beast).
  
  Forcibly, violently.
  
  To mean,
  
  Trunk
  
  Formerly, of
  
  A company
  
  captive.
  
  embrace
  
  (of a leaf, of a fruit).
  
  They long
  
  amongst.
  
  to intend
  
  (fighters); to
  
  To undertake a. th, in earnest. A — Neck. Company jOi'i ^ jL^j jjp'j jli of men. -^
  
  or forcibly.
  
  detain
  
  To disperse (the dust wind). To put a collar to (a dog). ^ — To enter into its hole (jerboa). j!;5 To embrace 0. a. jJG3 To seize 0. a. by the neck j~ii :
  
  submissive, obedient.
  
  To
  
  To walk quickly with
  
  (corn-crops).
  
  Male frog. Red, beautiful (face). To be, to become «Cij
  
  To become a
  
  r
  
  )
  
  be
  
  iii;5j
  
  ,
  
  fe^ltj feilt o «iUt
  
  -H-
  
  heaped up (sand).
  
  To enter the sands. To clo.se (a door).
  
  dli»lj
  
  A
  
  dX':s-'\j
  
  viiit
  
  dUt'lj dlit
  
  Root, origin. Portion of diitj dtit the night. Door. Main part. Heaped up (sand). Assiduous. iuit Sand heaped up. dUt ^ ciX-.:* ( See ,_Sis. ) o>?i^i* Tree of Hedjaz beai-iug a red ^t
  
  Spider.
  
  •
  
  »
  
  -^
  
  t\A
  
  C
  
  Rain
  
  in the begin-
  
  i\^ ^ oJ^J O^*
  
  ning of the spring. Spi'ing-i*ain.
  
  oJ^
  
  ;iV4c_j
  
  Written statement of a compact ej^ :
  
  sale-deed.
  
  Weakness
  
  of
  
  mind. De-
  
  fective writing. Responsibility.
  
  He
  
  is
  
  responsible for
  
  it.
  
  Ljj^
  
  jllp
  
  Utmost care.
  
  J4.j
  
  Applied to affairs. a^ Guarantee, security. oIj4^ Confederate. Party of a compact, j^^
  
  Alliance, covenant.
  
  Compact,
  
  The contracting
  
  parties.
  
  li*
  
  j,CiiJI
  
  Endowed with good
  
  Js-
  
  jUiJI
  
  ^^1:^
  
  j,C4)l
  
  JaI >U^
  
  qualities.
  
  Spiritualists.
  
  a*U>
  
  allegorical.
  
  Long-necked
  
  cij-^Uij a*UJJ
  
  ^
  
  'l
  
  com-
  
  To meet,
  
  (gazelle,
  
  Cf
  
  —
  
  r-**
  
  ^
  
  s \'j^ a
  
  j^
  
  -S-
  
  f
  
  —
  
  ?r-*>^
  
  j.j4*^
  
  ^j ,
  
  Jl
  
  adultery with.
  
  ^ ^U
  
  Debauchery, ribaldry. cj(^j Debauchee, profligate. ji^s ^ Strong (camel). Ogre, goblin. leave (camels)
  
  —
  
  ^^
  
  j^ — j^ ^
  
  pastm'e by themselves. Emperor, mighty sove- j;*!^* ^ JaU reign. Independent (woman). Tall, swift, excellent Ji^lpj J>4^tj
  
  Ji^
  
  (she-camel). Tall, strong, unsteady
  
  (woman). Strong (wind).
  
  To dry up ( palm-
  
  C^
  
  i
  
  c-i*
  
  fulfil
  
  (a promise).
  
  sible
  
  towards
  
  a. o. for.
  
  To make a compact swear to
  
  5 jj>\s.
  
  — To exact (a promise) from. Jl 5 To guarantee a. th. to a. 0. ^ ? j^\ To take care of: j^s.\j oiCoj j^^ to inspect a. th. To frequent a. o. To fi>
  
  renew acquaintance with. To make a mutual compact.
  
  To exact (a promise) from. To hold o.'s self respon- *
  
  jaUj j^^d^i^
  
  ^j. iJ
  
  ja
  
  s
  
  —
  
  sible for a. th.
  
  j._^
  
  ^
  
  j^
  
  Order. Responsibility.Promise. Trea-
  
  agreement. Time, epoch. Fii'st rain of the ear. Acquaintance. True fx'iendship, affection. Diploma of ap-
  
  ty,
  
  jCvi*
  
  i
  
  —
  
  pointment to an
  
  (branch).
  
  office.
  
  The Old Testament. The New Testament.
  
  wool.
  
  Tuft of wool. He is a good manager.
  
  Crown-prince, beir-appa-
  
  Palm-branch. Limb of
  
  CJc?^^ -»ir^'
  
  j
  
  ^'' ^^^
  
  ^jj 1
  
  'Jj
  
  rent.
  
  the human body. Destitute. Strength
  
  sluggish.
  
  Bending of a broken branch.
  
  To
  
  with.
  
  a. o.
  
  Oath, bond, compact.
  
  To remain in (a place). To go forth from (a place) To show zeal in. To be broken or bent
  
  A —
  
  To enter (an agreement) with. Ji 045. To impose a condition, to enjoin a. th. to. To make a bequest to a. 0. To hold o.'s self respon- J o>U J' —
  
  ^
  
  branch).
  
  ^_j
  
  To be acquainted with a. o. To observe a. th. carefully. To
  
  Known. Rained upon (ground).
  
  To lead a dissolute life. \y^ a To be a debauchee, a libertine. To commit fornication, s ^\s-j
  
  to behold,
  
  to visit a. 0. (in a place).
  
  -4i>
  
  vous. Stipulated, warranted by a
  
  less,
  
  that.
  
  ostrich). Serpent.
  
  Meeting-place, rendez-
  
  :
  
  ii,;j:i
  
  hidden sense
  
  :
  
  Rhetorics.
  
  treaty.
  
  Wool dyed
  
  'tt
  
  Full of solicitude.
  
  Meaning It means
  
  fjS\J^
  
  Ally, confederate. Client.
  
  To
  
  -Clt^j
  
  Virtual, abstract. Mental,
  
  Old, ancient.
  
  pact.
  
  j^
  
  )
  
  Hardship, distress. Crushing toil. Kindness, care. Divine Providence.
  
  In the I
  
  Xi^
  
  time of such a one. o^^ 04*
  
  have known him insolent.
  
  C4-uil. *j
  
  J^
  
  jj^
  
  t
  
  ,
  
  :
  
  (
  
  i^fr
  
  a (sick person) time after time. To turn away (a beggar). To do a. th. a second a iSCt j iS^ — time : to repeat. To be wont to.
  
  To train, to accustom a. o. to. s ^*S To observe a feast. jup -^ To greet a. o. on a feast- s s,\£. -^j — ft>
  
  Long possessed and newly He blurted
  
  *V*'.>*^
  
  J^
  
  >>^l Jj
  
  To
  
  o.^s
  
  avert a.
  
  from (an
  
  To
  
  mind
  
  lose the
  
  oU
  
  cjj^j , O'jf- o disturb a.
  
  To
  
  affair).
  
  to be per-
  
  :
  
  -tt-
  
  o.
  
  cjj^
  
  plexed.
  
  To come back
  
  to
  
  »
  
  lil>tj SijC^ ijU-
  
  Way,
  
  We
  
  a. th.
  
  To return to a. o. time after time s — (fever). To hold a conference with. To I'eiterate a question) to. vj » — To have the habit of. :>\^\j — To repeat (a word). i\i1 To restore a. o. to a former Jl a — (
  
  fi>
  
  fi>
  
  state.
  
  To become
  
  accus-
  
  fi>
  
  iCcllj
  
  :>^j
  
  i\::J. \j
  
  by turns. To ask from
  
  I'uad
  
  ^y^'i
  
  ^jC^
  
  ;
  
  oCJi
  
  coui-se.
  
  have taken the
  
  ;~' »
  
  C.
  
  (Jua Cliit
  
  right path. I
  
  have no escape from it.
  
  To
  
  turn aside
  
  (a beast,
  
  To To
  
  y>
  
  [[^ju;
  
  ^J
  
  VI
  
  s i^-Uij i?-]^ o
  
  with the
  
  C«
  
  ^U
  
  -tt-
  
  js.
  
  —
  
  rein).
  
  give up (a design).
  
  stop in (a place).
  
  To
  
  v~
  
  j'
  
  J*
  
  call at, to alight at a. o.'s.
  
  To make
  
  to.
  
  To visit (a sick person) often, s To return to fight. To do a work
  
  a. o.
  
  to stop in (a
  
  —
  
  ,^ S
  
  place).
  
  To be
  
  or become crooked. (>'^ a ?r^' To be ill-natured.
  
  bent, distorted. a. o.
  
  »j
  
  />
  
  fi^
  
  s ilizll
  
  to repeat a. th.
  
  To
  
  s
  
  — To
  
  jii
  
  (1) Lideclinable particle liaving the sen^e of olslept while thy yu\^ iJJI
  
  iU
  
  be or
  
  jt^ oJaj
  
  To
  
  set (a. th).
  
  become
  
  ^'jj,i\
  
  ^^
  
  with ivory.
  
  ^^
  
  -^j '^'y-b
  
  crooked, contorted.
  
  To
  
  incline towards.
  
  Ivory,
  
  father remained awake.
  
  A
  
  crook, to bend, to distort
  
  (a. th.)
  
  To ask a. o. to return. Ancient Arabian tribe.
  
  I
  
  out
  
  speech inconsiderately.
  
  day.
  
  tomed
  
  ^»ip
  
  JviJi
  
  acquired goods.
  
  shell.
  
  ^CJi.
  
  Jp
  
  Tortoise- ^\* bone. Submissive (camel).
  
  elephant's tusk.
  
  Any
  
  Piece of ivory.
  
  (2) Intcrrog. part, in the sense
  
  iU
  
  *^
  
  Deviation from i-ectitude, insince-
  
  li
  
  ^^
  
  rity.
  
  thy father abiding. (3) Negative answer
  
  ^^^ ^y] it
  
  Is
  
  Has Zeyd gone forth ? He has
  
  j,:>\f.
  
  - aJj
  
  ^'J. ili
  
  Seller of ivory.
  
  j^is.
  
  ;
  
  ruins.
  
  Return. Repetition. ;>^ j zXs. ^ i'^s. Old (animal). Ancient (road). Thou hast to return. Si^,jij i^i)|
  
  ^
  
  Aloes-wood. Seven-chorded
  
  .'
  
  ^j >yi
  
  ^: ^j ^^11
  
  .
  
  Name
  
  -
  
  ^jl
  
  ^ *Q-^
  
  j^
  
  of a celebi'ated stallion.
  
  Rickets.
  
  jf'j^^^ ^via-J)
  
  Jj
  
  Si^j iS^ come back to.
  
  Jl iSuij
  
  ^l>i^l
  
  ^ui
  
  Secluded halting-place. Crooked. Insincere.
  
  To
  
  ^rS*^ ^'^sS
  
  Issued from that stallion.
  
  return, to
  
  lute.
  
  l^i °
  
  i_sti_,t
  
  millet.
  
  Curved. Disloyal,
  
  He jj ju jft Vi'^ i\ ijj je ]i'^ came back on the spot. Wood, rod. ollucj :>\'ji'\ ^
  
  9r'j^
  
  ^l^t
  
  Sorgo, drooping
  
  not.
  
  Habitual. Old. Old building
  
  Aloes-wood.
  
  ^^^[j
  
  unevenness of ground.
  
  a question.
  
  to
  
  Distortion, wryness
  
  Wy'^ o
  
  iU
  
  -ft-
  
  To become beneficial to. J — To become noxious to. Cit — To become. To happen. iS^ it To visit »i>^j '^'^-J o^'^J '^!^* ~
  
  e
  
  (
  
  jy^
  
  To hang an amulet upon (a
  
  s
  
  i^
  
  Aloes-wood. Ptarmic, a sternutatoi*y,
  
  child).
  
  induce a. o. to have o^aJj S — recourse to a. o. in danger. To seek refuge o. with another. ijCu To rely o. upon another in a danger.
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  Tc say
  
  :
  
  I
  
  it
  
  seek the pro- ^a
  
  tection of
  
  Pellitory.
  
  Wood
  
  Refuge, protection.
  
  Anniversary. Feast of Bairam (amongst ,nJvJt -uJI Moslems). Feast of Easter (amongst
  
  iCd.ll.
  
  '^^,J ^S* iCs-j i>t
  
  Christians).
  
  Present given on a feast-day. :o-ut Custom, jG\^j obiij -u^j iVt ^ Sit habit. Manners, morals. -^ Menses. Player upon the lute. i|^ Lofty palm-trees. oIXp
  
  tectiou.
  
  Recourse to God.
  
  jiub.
  
  Amulet, charm.
  
  oliU^
  
  Dishke.
  
  (
  
  -r
  
  More
  
  \i\'^
  
  Taking i-efuge. Having just brought forth
  
  —
  
  il^
  
  Unwillingly.
  
  o^'i^j
  
  -sW'.
  
  ^iU»l.
  
  Usual, habitual.
  
  Four stars forming a quadri-
  
  Usually.
  
  ij,l^l
  
  CiC:::^'.
  
  Visitor (of a
  
  lateral figure.
  
  Refuge, protection, shelter. saUij
  
  Return
  
  I
  
  To
  
  Si
  
  y^j
  
  ijl
  
  ^ jot
  
  :
  
  profit,
  
  advan-
  
  jJ I^p
  
  ^
  
  Saj,(p
  
  tage, benefit. Income.
  
  Custom-duties, returns.i)^,iiOl oJ,!^-^ Return. Food brought agai nfor Sil^
  
  ,
  
  off: to injure a. th.
  
  i\jlj
  
  sick person).
  
  iCJ!
  
  God foi'bid *ij iU?j •jjl iC>: ji Place of the collar on a horse, i^^ To render n j'^\j /,s.j Ij^ o jU -»a. 0. blind of one eye.
  
  To mar
  
  Sitl.
  
  Use, habit.
  
  she-camel, mai*e).
  
  !
  
  i^l
  
  useful.
  
  Repetition.
  
  ^ iJi i^ ^ —
  
  i^t
  
  .
  
  (flower).
  
  Periodical feast-day.
  
  God against.
  
  Recourse for shelter, pro-
  
  of the true Cross.
  
  Peony
  
  a new guest. Return. Place of return. Meeting- ^Ua
  
  Js.
  
  spoil (a well).
  
  To become bUnd of j^^'lj Ij^t a jj£ place. one eye. To be dried up (one of the The life to come. The pilgriiliiJI mage to Mecca. Place of wailing for eyes). To send, to drive a. o. back. a dead person. 5 j*j£ To jeopardise (flocks). Coming back often. The lion. jl.«j» ~ Experienced in business. To deprive a. 0. of. To _r*^^ o^ ,
  
  debar
  
  a. o.
  
  Trained mare. ju*a c?-Ca ,^3^ Creator and the o-AiJI CJaliJ.) Raiser of the dead (God).
  
  from.
  
  To gauge (weights, mea- A
  
  jj\s.j
  
  /^ The
  
  sures).
  
  To lend a. th. to. a i J^\j j'j\s- Visited (sick people). :>/y^j ^j^ To do a. th. by turns with, Accustomed, :>\::^j ^'y^j ^*y^ 5 jj\i. To become within reach trained. Jj s j_^1 (game). To show o.'s self to. To ex- Wont to. i>i\^ pose o.'s self (at war). Return. Wont, habit. sSjGiaTo receive a. th. for temporary a j'/ii i^ijj, siuij liCiAj liCtj ii^ ili use. To have recourse ^ ^>Uj iCc-llj To take, to do a. th. gn j^s-\j jj^-^j — to a. o. from (danger). by turns. To interchange, to lend To cleave to (the bone flesh). y_, iu a. th. one to another. May God protect us jio 3_yjij To ask a loan from a. 0. To A jULll. To invoke the pro- 5 i^lj jtlj i^ fit
  
  -tt-
  
  '
  
  :
  
  '
  
  I
  
  use (an expression) metaphorically.
  
  \
  
  tection (of
  
  God
  
  upon).
  
  !
  
  Com)
  
  -»^ Polisher of knives. ij'^
  
  ^
  
  'U-_^
  
  f:
  
  ^jri^-
  
  1
  
  Grin-faced in laughing Knife, pen-koife.
  
  To be
  
  Cd^j
  
  "^
  
  *c~i>*^
  
  u^U
  
  a c/'^tj a
  
  CtfUfc
  
  -tt-
  
  obscure (speech).
  
  To become to a.
  
  u
  
  impossible
  
  —
  
  ij^'itlj
  
  Hiu'ting the eye (foul matter).
  
  0. (affaii").
  
  To utter uncouth (8peech).yo^t1j ^ja*^ To compose abstruse (verses). To wrestle -with a. o. 5 tj^'j'* To perplex (an v_, CsCtj Cs]^ u^>!^^ antagonist).
  
  To
  
  perplex a.
  
  Barren
  
  by arguments,
  
  o.
  
  ^^
  
  (female).
  
  Abstruse,
  
  ).
  
  Difficult
  
  affair
  
  (
  
  ip
  
  —
  
  ^ ^Js-
  
  ^ u*S* b
  
  't-s^
  
  (poetry). Uncouth, strange
  
  sion
  
  u^i^''
  
  ,
  
  expres-
  
  (
  
  Rugged
  
  ).
  
  (place).
  
  He embarks
  
  cry-
  
  Loss of one eye. Weakness. J^ Unsoundness. Disgrace. Pudenda. Woman. oOj* w »J>^ Breach, gap (Jin a froutiei-). Cleft (in a mountain). — Sunri.se and sunset. ^ ; 111
  
  in a difficult
  
  v^V
  
  'ia'y>i)
  
  undertaking.
  
  Great
  
  (juantity.
  
  Loan
  
  borrowed or
  
  ;
  
  give to a,
  
  a. th. in
  
  o.
  
  ^/> s j^\s.]j
  
  exchange
  
  for.
  
  restore
  
  to
  
  j^y^j
  
  To indemnify
  
  it
  
  ii*
  
  di-^U
  
  '«ji1
  
  To compensate. To take or receive
  
  J^'i^h J'>«^
  
  ^
  
  j\'c/
  
  c/t
  
  exchange for. To ask from a. o. com-^e
  
  J'ttl,
  
  ;
  
  Thou wUt never
  
  To
  
  ja[^\j
  
  5
  
  —
  
  see
  
  ja'^
  
  jj'
  
  iii^
  
  Lent.
  
  Lank
  
  'J
  
  shall never 'oi^J^\ 'j^'j- 'dij\i\ V part from theeCompensation, *i.jUij <j^^«l> u^S^
  
  I
  
  ;
  
  damages,4ndemnity.
  
  Substitute,ii,_^;ij jaJ^s-i
  
  \,» ,
  
  ^,^
  
  _jl
  
  (man).
  
  place).
  
  Jij>
  
  thing given in exchange. Punch, stage-puppet. -J^'Sr:*: To circle over a. th. it v'j^^t o oit
  
  '
  
  jLc^
  
  Borrowed. Metaphorical. camel's
  
  Rag
  
  Tree
  
  rump.
  
  To be lacking
  
  ^
  
  ifcj
  
  a. o.
  
  on a
  
  making
  
  for
  
  J^t b
  
  .
  
  o^
  
  State, condition. Fortune
  
  ;
  
  Cock. Wolf. Good speed Good luck Prey which a lion carries !
  
  1
  
  jI*
  
  Ij!>*
  
  To want,
  
  *
  
  to require
  
  scarce, wanting. destitute.
  
  ij^ a
  
  j»ft
  
  To become, j^'b jS
  
  To reduce
  
  a. o. to destitution.
  
  "^
  
  Poor, destitute,
  
  Woi'n out
  
  <>•
  
  j^i^
  
  o^
  
  omen,
  
  5
  
  j^\
  
  Berry of grapes. ( un. {jyt ) Destitution, want, need, sjt -^j
  
  j^^i
  
  clothes.j^,
  
  To prowl about
  
  j^ j^
  
  j^b ^,''^J j^
  
  ui ^ Sj^>»
  
  j
  
  j>**
  
  j)^
  
  Necessities, wants. s
  
  j^iili
  
  a. th.
  
  To be To be
  
  -il-
  
  (bird).
  
  (lion),
  
  j^
  
  Depraved
  
  difficult (affair).
  
  0?^
  
  J^K^ 1 ^ u^^t
  
  To free, to exempt a. 0. To prowl about by night
  
  j>^1
  
  (horse). (
  
  wanting to
  
  In exchange, instead of.
  
  -O^ ^
  
  !r
  
  tooth-picks.
  
  substitute a. th.
  
  his like.
  
  exchange
  
  olj^^j J>t
  
  Crow. Without way-mark (road). One-eyed (woman). Bad, foul '\'J^ (word, deed). Waterless (desert).
  
  False, not genuine.
  
  a. th. in
  
  for.
  
  lent thing, ji^tj
  
  Straw, mote : jiy^iJCi}'^ ?r j'S^ matter collected in the eye. Lending loan. Sjlil^ Borrowing. Metaphor. SjCc—'l, Artificial, false. Metaphori^j^C;j,|_
  
  Dangerous
  
  thee
  
  pensation
  
  li.
  
  cal.
  
  for.
  
  May God
  
  s^
  
  Rent, hole ; burn in a jl^j jl>^J jlj* garment. Vice, defect. Of corrupt morals. I'jJ. j, j^
  
  One-eyed.
  
  To
  
  ^li
  
  Oplitalinia.
  
  CC^j
  
  C^ o u-l* -^
  
  by night (man, wolf).
  
  To manage
  
  (goods,
  
  ^
  
  *-^C5->
  
  ^J^
  
  ""
  
  flocks) skilfully.
  
  ^'^ Xsl^c-^
  
  ^ij
  
  jl^
  
  To laugh grinningly. Manager of property.
  
  \^'^ a tr?^ ^\s,
  
  To To
  
  neglect o.'s family.
  
  weep
  
  wail, to
  
  J]^b
  
  Sji-
  
  h
  
  J
  
  j^
  
  ^
  
  Jj^
  
  rely upon a. o.
  
  assistance from.
  
  upon.
  
  -^
  
  To ask ^j jp J^ To impose a burden
  
  To determine
  
  To become poor. To exceed the bounds
  
  Jtl
  
  SJlil^
  
  >
  
  A—
  
  of Justine
  
  (tax-gatherer).
  
  of his own.
  
  Painful affair. Helper (man).
  
  J'j£
  
  him Weeping, to
  
  p!As 'J'^
  
  !
  
  j;^j jj^j
  
  J^
  
  :d;^j
  
  J^
  
  Reliance. Ci'y for help. Stay,
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  j^S^ *iJ,li*
  
  To attack a. o. ip To fight together. To press together. No motion is perceived
  
  f&,^ o
  
  At
  
  Fight.
  
  JlS*-;j
  
  <-'S*'!
  
  jIU ^j^ -ft-
  
  ^jtj ^^c
  
  ^^
  
  (corn-crops) into (a ship). -^
  
  To
  
  fill
  
  up
  
  fi>
  
  for one
  
  uj
  
  —
  
  li
  
  *j
  
  ^^y: Jjl
  
  "iS'^'i
  
  deviate from the
  
  i5^^
  
  ^'J. o JGt
  
  ^
  
  rule wrongfully, to
  
  stray from justice. To incline on one y^
  
  J
  
  —
  
  o
  
  —
  
  ^,6*^51
  
  v^
  
  Jfpj
  
  i
  
  side (balance).
  
  To exceed the bounds in. To distress, to disquiet a.
  
  j o.
  
  j
  
  — —
  
  To j,\jl]
  
  a numerous
  
  ^iCil.
  
  JIpIj
  
  family.
  
  s j,j(e.
  
  year.
  
  Year.
  
  ^
  
  (plant).
  
  j,\s.
  
  'i/Gt
  
  Sheaves, handful 3 of reaped ^u. ^ x^u corn. Float, raft. Twist of a turban.
  
  from afar. Flotation. Not fordable *>^j of a rider seen
  
  (river).
  
  d^j
  
  first.
  
  To have
  
  To row. To eater a contract with. To
  
  Head
  
  il^^l
  
  i!^
  
  —
  
  (a measure). •^
  
  Annual
  
  -tt-
  
  djCu
  
  right course.
  
  To
  
  along C«]^ o ^li
  
  i)V*
  
  (affair).
  
  To launch
  
  o.
  
  To
  
  -^ Skilful. j;J,'i^j
  
  it.
  
  "^^M
  
  palm-tree).
  
  hire a.
  
  j^
  
  Handsome, 5r
  
  J^
  
  fruit every second
  
  -^
  
  xJup
  
  ^
  
  sheaves. •^
  
  Capella (star).
  
  *Slil^
  
  '
  
  Skill, cleverness.
  
  >!
  
  J^^
  
  \%\s. -^
  
  Retardation, impediment. jj_^jj
  
  *Iit
  
  Cj'^M
  
  j;^
  
  Delay.'
  
  J^
  
  (ship).
  
  (
  
  o^
  
  C'owardly.
  
  JP'l^i
  
  jj,u.
  
  Lamented, bewailed.
  
  year
  
  J^ J^
  
  Hindrance, obstacle. Jl^l ^ J^^ Hinderer ; diverting people <Jy:j from doing good. Slow. *-»^«-j o>f.> J^J «J>^J ^i'-i
  
  in
  
  To make up
  
  j^
  
  To
  
  hindered, delayed.
  
  loiter.
  
  Obstacle, hindrance.
  
  (balance).
  
  float
  
  J^l
  
  'iijjl J,
  
  provisions.
  
  Hinderer.
  
  7i(s.{
  
  course. Declining
  
  To swim. To
  
  my
  
  j;t
  
  family.
  
  Pickaxe, iron-bar. J^u^ He is not to be relied upon.
  
  from.
  
  XJli
  
  family, children.
  
  Destitution. Care of a large
  
  To bear
  
  To be
  
  ij'* "fr
  
  i
  
  & juitlj
  
  polite, gentlemanlike.
  
  support (man). Shelter against rain. Household, :UUj JiJUcj Jv^t
  
  Family, wife.
  
  o.
  
  o
  
  ^^
  
  was disappointed by
  
  ^
  
  lamentation.
  
  Wrongful
  
  to hinder a. I
  
  windfall.
  
  Cj^
  
  Hunger.
  
  Sustenance of a family.
  
  •^
  
  ij>^j , ^^j impede, to delay,
  
  the failing of
  
  upon.
  
  To twang (bow). To bo greedy of. J;^1 He possesses nothing JC» Sj JCt 2 C»
  
  Woe
  
  night. Profit,
  
  kS^X o'ib
  
  To
  
  loudly.
  
  To
  
  away by ,
  
  Ji^-
  
  provide for
  
  (
  
  o.'s family).
  
  To
  
  feed
  
  (poor orphans).
  
  His mother lamented
  
  ii'j£
  
  J-tj Jli
  
  his death.
  
  His patience has been Vji^ Jc*J overcome : he lost patience.
  
  To be reduced to destitution. To be overcome.
  
  J^
  
  j^
  
  .
  
  0-r-)
  
  (
  
  7
  
  Smitten by a scourge
  
  e^^
  
  a^i>ij *-,«/j
  
  (flock).
  
  tSjS -^ J *i^tj o^cj *'^j ^:^ to yelp. To attain
  
  age
  
  lijr*
  
  i
  
  To howl,
  
  "^
  
  mature
  
  (wolf, dog, fox).
  
  To twist (the hair). ^ To bend a. th. To reply against a. o. To confute a. o. To stir up (dogs) by
  
  (i]>itb >S*}h
  
  o!Aa js.
  
  ^s^^s-j
  
  ~ —
  
  ^5}^
  
  i_j>($C!l
  
  howling.
  
  To
  
  collect
  
  and howl against
  
  Sj\^
  
  ic-
  
  a. 0. (dogs).
  
  To To
  
  be bent.
  
  <^'y^\
  
  incite (dogs) to howl.
  
  ask help against. To
  
  To
  
  5 iS'j^-^\
  
  (people)
  
  stir
  
  to rebellion.
  
  s^
  
  Rebellious clamour, tumult.
  
  Howl, yelp. Howling much. Dog. Bitch. Fox's cub. Lynch.
  
  To
  
  be
  
  ^f.
  
  unable to
  
  i_)
  
  _j|
  
  sLpj
  
  for. -^ To be ill. To falter in speech, To be unable to
  
  express
  
  o.'s
  
  } -KJ,
  
  -tf-
  
  M^ "^liS*^
  
  ^ a ^^j power, ability
  
  ^
  
  Lji.
  
  to lack
  
  :
  
  '^jt
  
  J
  
  jiiii^l
  
  sOUjJ
  
  t.5 t5>*
  
  GUj ;Lij
  
  Li"
  
  mind.
  
  To speak to a. 0. enigmatically. iCi To be tired, jaded. Ctl To tire a. 0. (walk). To disable s — a. o. To baffle (the physicians' skill: disease).
  
  To be impracticable
  
  to
  
  it
  
  Gujj
  
  —
  
  a. o. (business).
  
  To
  
  be unable
  
  o CiiJ.t.j
  
  to,
  
  Gufj Cjo
  
  disabled from.
  
  Incurable disease.
  
  Unable,
  
  'Ct
  
  ;l.t1j 'U-tl
  
  ^
  
  -^ui'l
  
  "i^j
  
  ^
  
  SP
  
  impotent. StammeringT Impotent,
  
  -if-
  
  Sick,
  
  ollt
  
  ill.
  
  Enigmatical, obscure speech.
  
  Wearied,
  
  To
  
  -cXS 1»
  
  tired.
  
  SUUi ^Cpj i/^j J*;^"^ chide sheep by the cry li To have a blemish, a Clp k_iU -KsCcttj
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  defect.
  
  To be unsound,
  
  defective
  
  (goods).
  
  To alter (goods). A To charge a. o. with a
  
  sJ^iij
  
  »
  
  s^i —
  
  ^^cj
  
  c_>\p
  
  Swimming
  
  insect.
  
  :
  
  •1 Caravan,
  
  file
  
  of
  
  cj^j^s^j Cj^'j^
  
  j^,
  
  -r.
  
  '^^'J^.i »Jj^-> Jy^i j'^-> ^^ 'r -^ Domestic and wild ass. Pupil of the eye. Promiaent Hue oa a map, a leaf. Moimtain. Pi'ojectiag bone of the }iaad, or the body. King, chief. Wooden peg. Drum. It is as empty as the jjt Sj»2"y» belly of an ass i. e. there is no good it.
  
  ^ What
  
  Young
  
  ass.
  
  for cotton.
  
  Altered
  
  :
  
  defective,'
  
  Defect. Disgrace.
  
  ;
  
  FuU
  
  of defects, vices.
  
  fit
  
  ^t?^
  
  ^jif^-i
  
  i
  
  oi
  
  To damage
  
  -^
  
  a. th,
  
  (animal), I
  
  ^
  
  defects.
  
  US
  
  To wither (corn-crops), ^^j^s — ^u. -STo be grayish (camel). o-d*^ Grey hair. Of a reddish white (camel). Female locust.
  
  ^^It ^,_^
  
  ^ >\J^ ^ ,_^1
  
  Causing damage.
  
  Relating to Jesus
  
  '^^.-itj
  
  3y_Afr
  
  Christian.
  
  Order of dervishes. j U-t»»j Cj«U?j *-i^J live.
  
  To spend
  
  give
  
  means :
  
  life.
  
  of sub-
  
  o^I^uJI ^-^4^
  
  i
  
  u-'i
  
  "i^
  
  ii^ift^ 5 ^r-iftb
  
  ^r^
  
  to keep a. 0. alive.
  
  Life, living.
  
  -^^
  
  Food, wheat, a Bread. of bread.
  
  D Kind of mince-pie.
  
  J — ^f^
  
  j
  
  Prodigal. Mischief-
  
  I I
  
  I
  
  I
  
  !
  
  j^
  
  maker. Verb only employed with GJt
  
  I
  
  1
  
  oCj^j o>icj cJ.'i
  
  j,
  
  i
  
  oQ.U
  
  ^\g.
  
  -ft-
  
  a negation. To heed. To profit. am not satisfied with it. ^ i;^*^ u do not care •jjij ^^yS" T-:^ ^
  
  ^
  
  about his words, Profit, advantage. Feast, See ijc To wander (man) ; to go
  
  Ijjfr J& ^ random ( beast }. To spread news ). To become celebrated i
  
  at (
  
  (poem). To do mischief amongst. To upbraid, to revile, a, o. To weigh, to assay ( coins). To be overspread with green
  
  5 j'lc
  
  *— jjc
  
  moss (water).
  
  To live with a. 0. ^ j,\\s. To seek means of subsistence. J-i*' To substain hfe scantily. They lived in society, x^\, \^\^<
  
  a Beech-nut.
  
  !
  
  '
  
  ^^i^
  
  jC.
  
  in the
  
  Lion.
  
  I
  
  'UJi&
  
  of Jesus (for Moslems).
  
  To squander wealth. To grope for a. th. dark.
  
  Sharp, sprightly. Idle (man). jts. Rogue, vagrant. -^ Crane for weights. Legal standard for j-^_ u>s ^ jC^ measures, weights.
  
  RoU
  
  v*^
  
  I
  
  oO^
  
  sistence to
  
  ^_j\s.
  
  «iU^j
  
  C\jCJj CJjUj CUi
  
  mischief amongst.
  
  oJy,rp> yjs-
  
  (poem).
  
  To To
  
  ^
  
  '
  
  Legal standard for mo-r jUt ney,'weights and measures. ^Caliber. Currency of (a poem). SjCc <>• Wig, false hair. ^ilu s^uc
  
  Name
  
  »^iU>
  
  \^i -i^ Bag-manufacturer, To do
  
  DifficL'.lties,
  
  unsound.
  
  Stain.
  
  j
  
  aiTOw. Current
  
  *jL»cj (_jUtj
  
  fault-finding.
  
  society.
  
  Random
  
  0. ^^^.c
  
  v'^J ^:% « *~^ Confidant. Family, Comb
  
  Censor, Given to
  
  1
  
  JCJ-
  
  Self-admirer. Shunning
  
  ^ vjUj
  
  >i>i!l w-1* li
  
  !
  
  Vice, defect.
  
  J^
  
  %\'^\
  
  pigeon.
  
  y_jJJ.
  
  a shame Leather-bag. c»U^j
  
  ,
  
  i)i
  
  to stigmatise a.
  
  ness.
  
  '
  
  Kind
  
  jU.
  
  To shame,
  
  Vice, defect, unsound-
  
  camels.
  
  in
  
  )
  
  vice
  
  jj^ jSif
  
  jjj. ji^'j ^>a,
  
  jJm.
  
  ^(^1
  
  jLic
  
  To (a
  
  equalize
  
  weight).
  
  A O'^J To gauge
  
  sl^'l—i*
  
  ^'i
  
  (measures,
  
  weights). To assay (gold). lend a, th. To set (a *j 5 s^^l J^ horse) free. To fatten (a horse). To pluck out (the hair of the tail). To reproach, to abuse 0. a. in ^'Uj
  
  To
  
  words.
  
  Shame, disgrace,
  
  vice.
  
  jCjftI
  
  w J^
  
  (JVC
  
  To let (a h)rse) pasture freely. To have a nume-VUti. J^'\j 5 J\tSj —
  
  an easy
  
  poor.
  
  Means
  
  j:t
  
  -^j
  
  for milk. Thirst.
  
  Xl^i
  
  u*^»^
  
  Loud
  
  the a.
  
  & \CJ. 0.
  
  ^
  
  ot
  
  \
  
  with the
  
  J
  
  To How (water, tears). Cll-tj Cut To bring (news) to i oO;tlj,i;Ut
  
  i
  
  i
  
  To augur from
  
  <•
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  To
  
  eyes. specify, to particularise
  
  single
  
  To
  
  out a.
  
  stir (war).
  
  Sj
  
  A
  
  To bore To appoint
  
  To To
  
  perplexed.
  
  To be
  
  "^
  
  ^li
  
  jp Cue
  
  —
  
  oO^^'l
  
  iLt
  
  ^_U
  
  hinder
  
  ;
  
  ^^j ~
  
  to turn away, (ii
  
  ju
  
  i
  
  call out, to vociferate.
  
  destitute, poor.
  
  fij » ojiT
  
  ^^
  
  a. o. to
  
  ^
  
  %:^h
  
  -ft-
  
  jIp
  
  —
  
  *31p i
  
  i
  
  ilvV
  
  -{:$-
  
  Jit
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  -{^
  
  ~
  
  destitution.
  
  C»
  
  blistered (water-skin, camels' feet).
  
  To see, to look at a. th. To be clear, distinct, obvious.
  
  i
  
  *Jul. ^'i'l
  
  furnish o.'s self with tra-
  
  To reduce
  
  i^]
  
  !
  
  ssUc
  
  a'
  
  To walk in a proud gait.OlfeCt To become ^a>j V^j *ilcj >11p
  
  back at
  
  a. o. is
  
  I
  
  -ft-
  
  iS-isi
  
  the flight
  
  Sea-shore. Yard of a house.
  
  a lower price. To blossom (trees). To view, to face A OLtj bjUi ci'v*
  
  he
  
  a jli
  
  cast off a. th.
  
  Loathing, disliking. Diviner, augur.
  
  a. 0.
  
  evil-eyed
  
  i
  
  ialt
  
  Flight of birds.
  
  o.
  
  it
  
  ^
  
  veiling-provisions.
  
  cnt
  
  To assign property to. J OUJI — To sell or buy a. th. upon credit, c^ To sell a. th. upon credit to a. 0. on the condition of buying
  
  <>•
  
  lUlfr
  
  Gait
  
  '^^j C«^
  
  To become (a spy) for. J oOUlj M- — of (birds). He dug till he found oul jl cSs- Ji ^> To circle over (bird). To have a beast loathing a spring. To be wide in the water. i—'^^j ^^-^ aaw
  
  To be
  
  lut J^Ls
  
  h^
  
  *sCjS-j CJliltj
  
  — To loathe a. 0. — Let me alone.
  
  a. o.
  
  How
  
  Ja!& Jati')
  
  cries of boys at play.
  
  Long-necked. fi>
  
  To
  
  ix'S
  
  u.
  
  Noise, bustle. Loud I'ebuke.
  
  evil
  
  eye.
  
  (a p9arl).
  
  a Ja-t Lui. <>
  
  Cry, clamour, uproar.
  
  To hurt a. o. in eye. To smite
  
  a. th.
  
  h\s- "^
  
  To call out a. 0. To quarrel (players).
  
  of flocks).
  
  To
  
  "^
  
  •^
  
  JiJ.
  
  Bereft (of a wife,
  
  u^, ~
  
  a. o.
  
  ^U£ ^ JJJ. j, oUlt J\J, ^ oliJl olil^
  
  for milk.
  
  ^iisi 5r
  
  i
  
  x^
  
  Day.
  
  Longing
  
  ^ *^^J J-^
  
  ji-jU/^
  
  pen.?ioiJ.'
  
  To be long (neck). L!-7j,Ct4t To be long-necked. (Ja'^ To shout (player, drunkard). To yell, to scream. ^ To cry out to, to upbraid
  
  ^^t^l,
  
  Selection, choice.
  
  :
  
  be obtained.
  
  Difficult to
  
  towards.
  
  Longing
  
  life.
  
  u^=* of tangled trees. Stock, race. Thicket of trees. u'»c*'*
  
  —
  
  5
  
  To tend
  
  life.
  
  Having a livelihood. \\ ood ^>»llt-lj CjIa^
  
  Jv!p
  
  milk.
  
  o. of
  
  select the best.
  
  of
  
  ^ Wages
  
  xLp
  
  Fodder, straw. dUij yCt Having a numerou.'S ;u«/J ^ j^i family. Seeking after prey (lion). To long for milk, ti^s-j \JS & i y^ -^ To lack milk (people). ^Ctl deprive a.
  
  Jiti
  
  life. jlj j\ il-^O •i*5 Living, alive. Leading o^loVt ^ J-^M
  
  ^ JJU
  
  j^c_, j]J.j :;3u
  
  J^j
  
  Household, family. Jup ^ iGlt Poverty, want. -^ Family. Having a proud gait.
  
  To To
  
  J^
  
  v'S^'
  
  Easy
  
  rou9 family. Destitute,
  
  Mushroom.
  
  a
  
  a Seller of bread.
  
  A — To lead a. 0. asti'ay, To have a pi-oud gait. ^itJl j Jlijj — To be in quest of prey (wild beast). j!p 5 — To feed (o.'s family) scantily.
  
  rr
  
  (
  
  iJ^C
  
  have much regard for
  
  I
  
  jJJ. j^
  
  0.^
  
  'cJ\
  
  thee.
  
  He has done it
  
  The
  
  ojl^ jl ^ojt Jt' dUi Ji*
  
  chief men, the personages oCpVi
  
  P'yeiet. -^
  
  To buy upon the best
  
  Eye-glass.
  
  xiJ}^ •{j iUlt
  
  Spectacles, eye-glasses.
  
  o>^3^
  
  Sample.
  
  Choice, selection.
  
  ^^
  
  sonally.
  
  Ploughshare,
  
  ojtj
  Eye--witness.
  
  Black grapes with large berries. Black plums. Spectacles. Evil-eyed.
  
  Brotherhood. Wide-eyed, black-
  
  i
  
  ir
  
  oC^^
  
  'j'i^ j32\
  
  ^
  
  t
  
  Oj*-!
  
  :
  
  Human
  
  being:
  
  One of the two
  
  self,
  
  substance.
  
  saddle-bags. One
  
  scale of a balance. Middle letter of a triliteral word. Sun. Money Water-spring. Oj^j Great star in the eye of Taurus.
  
  cash.
  
  :
  
  —
  
  ojt'i
  
  Buphtalmum, ox-eye plant
  
  (
  
  ).
  
  Cat's eye, kind of quartz. j)j|
  
  o^ ^
  
  d
  
  »ul&
  
  ^
  
  Willingly, with
  
  03* 1
  
  ojiilj
  
  pleasure.
  
  Oj;C
  
  ^t--"
  
  ^
  
  oj^j
  
  :
  
  tion.
  
  o^
  
  j^tj Cnt
  
  >:ASi
  
  oV^^ij
  
  eye of a needle eyelet. Bud of a tree. Small opening. Defect. Aspect, countenance. Spy, watcher. Stroke of the evil eye. Party of men. Direc-
  
  Hole
  
  ^IJufc
  
  XLt Fine clothes. ir^jP Sale upon credit. Buying back iLc ^'J at a lower price of a. th. already sold Ocular view. Clear, evident.x^u^j oCt I faced him, I saw him per- OUs- ixJJ
  
  To take a o^^i
  
  credit.
  
  of.
  
  Eye. Look.
  
  "^
  
  Sea-shells.
  
  ^
  
  (jte
  
  army.
  
  carefully.
  
  of a pi ee.
  
  •^
  
  )
  
  To be appointed, assigned to. is ^^ To be imposed upon a. 0. (affair). •^ To be enlisted in the if-viajl j ojij
  
  As far as the eye can reach. Within sight. He is the very man
  
  j',^\
  
  jjji
  
  ojiSt oiJ -
  
  '
  
  '
  
  :
  
  Verdant
  
  (soil).
  
  it is
  
  •iiJt
  
  Determination, appointment. cnJj ^ Quota, share assigned to each. Place where one is seen. Abode. oU;*
  
  There
  
  is
  
  no one
  
  in
  
  ^'t
  
  jl ojfr j'oJt (»
  
  the house.
  
  He
  
  left
  
  the reality for ojt
  
  a«j
  
  0'] wib
  
  the shadow.
  
  Halting-place.
  
  Smitten by the evil-eye. oj^j cru> Running upon the surface of the earth (spring). Figured with eyes, vN-ith lozenge- cn^ shaped designs (cloth). Determined. -^Enlisted ( soldier). oji:^
  
  the very thing.
  
  I
  
  bought money.
  
  it
  
  with ready
  
  Hypocritical friend
  
  lit
  
  long as he is seen. The land put oji^. j\ forth buds of plants.
  
  c'i^b i^^Ai.[
  
  ^
  
  e-Y)
  
  (
  
  cr^
  
  «
  
  Draught. To hi (lusty,
  
  :iiji
  
  yxi,\j j\i]j
  
  ,
  
  Ij^^t
  
  ^
  
  o
  
  «-
  
  dust-coloured.
  
  To go away, to stay
  
  ;
  
  To remain, ^t
  
  to pass.
  
  ^i-
  
  _ni
  
  (dust).
  
  raise (the dust).
  
  To
  
  out-
  
  J^'\j
  
  —
  
  strip a. 0.
  
  To To To
  
  exert o.'s self zealously
  
  be dusty
  
  (
  
  day).
  
  j
  
  in.
  
  To be
  
  J{i.]
  
  J^_J.
  
  ]
  
  sprinkled with dust (man). dust-coloured.
  
  j\l;^[ j\i[
  
  Rancour, secret hatred.
  
  Remainder of milk
  
  :
  
  olJ>?fr jr
  
  remains of
  
  y^^
  
  Ah S^^
  
  «
  
  j4-
  
  J^i
  
  ^'Si^i o'JyS'
  
  Dust-colour.
  
  zy\i
  
  Distress, misfortune.
  
  Jiii\ Xl»\'i
  
  Corrupt, ulcerous (wound). Going, passing oj jr>j j?i
  
  away. Remaining
  
  beliind.
  
  _;jt «-
  
  ^>
  
  [Gram]
  
  :
  
  the future tense. y^' ^ '\'j\i. ^ j\i.\ The earth. Female partridge. 'OjiJI The strangers, the poor. >GUSI jij Dust-Guloured.
  
  Intoxicat'ng drink {dim. of ^O'S) 'l!>>t' made with millet. Sorb. Servicetree.
  
  not obtained^^^l
  
  '\yci.'
  
  \s-
  
  aV
  
  anything.
  
  He
  
  left
  
  t* o 1.^
  
  To go away at intervals from. To visit a. o. from time to ut
  
  -tt-
  
  ^— s
  
  Jj
  
  To drink every two days C_^j Ufc LS (cattle). -^ To gulp, to sip (inanj. To spend the night at. jjc Lilj — "" To be altered (meat). Lilj To be I'emiss in. To make j ^^ havock among (the sheep wolf ). To repel an evil from. o^ — To visit a. o. every two fiij s LS) days. To water (.cattle) every two days. To yield ( milk) every two days i
  
  ^
  
  him com- _4^'
  
  ^
  
  (she-camels).
  
  To
  
  seize a. o. every
  
  two days Uj
  
  '1^^'
  
  pletely destitute, deprived of
  
  ^ '^'J every
  
  thing.
  
  Dust-coloured sparrow. Dusty, covered with dust.
  
  Godly people repeating inces-
  
  jjj^
  
  ^i
  
  s^niyJ
  
  for the issue of. End, result. Journey of two days.
  
  <
  
  j^\
  
  ,^4-J
  
  1^
  
  Seldom, from time to time. t* '^'^'3 Prov. Visit seldom, ^, -ii thou shalt hnd more love. Tertian ague. lull JJ,. Depressed land. <-r>y^i '-/•^'^ t v^ Wave dashing on the shore. Gulf. Small supply of food. :^ if- Draught, gulp. "Ci. Dew-lap of an ox. Gills ^jV-i 1 ^ ,^ of a cock. Milk drawn in the morning jljufe mixed with other in the evening. End, issue. i^ To cheat in trade. ,_^ Dew-laps of oxen. »-^^i ^ »^li Gills of cocks. Place of sacrifice in
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  Mina.
  
  To prepare curd. To be dust-coloured.
  
  Cilt
  
  o^ ^ 'c^\
  
  —
  
  si^
  
  c^l
  
  Grayish.
  
  be obscure, dark (night). To be ash-coloured (wolf).
  
  —
  
  After.
  
  Grayish, ashy colour.
  
  santly their prayers.
  
  ^
  
  (fever).
  
  To look
  
  a. tb.
  
  Uust.
  
  He has
  
  ip
  
  :
  
  ^1
  
  be rainy (weather).
  
  To become
  
  a. o. every second day (fever).
  
  time.
  
  to continue.
  
  To become corrupt, ulcerous )^ a (wound). To bear rancoui-. To sprinkk, to soil a. o. with * To
  
  To attack
  
  Food made of curd and butter, To drink by draughts. ^>S a fi>
  
  fi^ ri-f
  
  ^
  
  e-A
  
  (
  
  To
  
  diink in the evening. To diink a. th. in the evening.
  
  j^\ ^ —
  
  Evening draught. Milk drawn
  
  J^
  
  in the evening.
  
  Driaking
  
  To
  
  cheat, to
  
  j
  
  ilt
  
  j,
  
  o\^
  
  CJij CJi o ojt
  
  s
  
  defraud a.
  
  -{^
  
  a bar-
  
  o. (in
  
  gain).
  
  To conceal a. th. To fold and hem (the
  
  A J^
  
  A
  
  edge of a garment, a
  
  To
  
  forget, to
  
  neglect
  
  To b3
  
  CJi o ojt
  
  Jj A
  
  judgment, easily mistaken. He is weak-minded. They were unaware
  
  C.;ij
  
  C^
  
  a la^
  
  Cl^j i'Ct a cnt deceived. To be
  
  j^
  
  \jiS
  
  ^/li^
  
  the
  
  arm- ^
  
  o2tl^
  
  oj^
  
  -r
  
  <j^i
  
  ^
  
  ^'4-i
  
  imposition, swindling.
  
  Foul play, gro.ss fraud. Shortening, hemming in of a
  
  ji.>Vi
  
  Dark
  
  fCi
  
  of mind.
  
  iJCt
  
  Swiniller. Cowardly. Slothful. cloth.
  
  fool.
  
  ^\i,
  
  -
  
  'jCi
  
  Cj^/'j oj-^
  
  Deceit, imposition.
  
  ixi
  
  Day
  
  of the last judgment. c^Ci&l ^]jj Arm-pit. ^^U> ,. avi> Cheated in a bargain. •^j^^ Mutual cheating in trade. liJlii To have \^j » hjiSj Ci a ^^ - >-p -« no intelligence of; to understand
  
  not, to be unintelligent.
  
  To be ignorant of (news). To be hidden, unknown c/^
  
  .& j"^
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  ss^
  
  •>
  
  Hidden thing Earth concealing an object. Unmindfulness. Inadver-
  
  5 Clalt
  
  iu^
  
  -ft-
  
  Oa^
  
  a
  
  i
  
  kSj
  
  ix^t
  
  5
  
  laS
  
  excite emulation.
  
  To give a continuous rain (sky). Jal^'l To cover the soil (plant). To gra.sp a. o. unremitjyj jc — tingly (fever). (a saddle) upon (a
  
  'Ci
  
  f^j %^
  
  * —
  
  J*-
  
  beast's) back.
  
  To
  
  rejoice at.
  
  W'-^
  
  be angry, irritated.
  
  To be
  
  JaliJlj
  
  content, satisfied with
  
  —
  
  Ii^l.
  
  happiness.
  
  Prospei'ous state, well-being.
  
  Sh-aves of reaped
  
  i^j^
  
  hlS
  
  t ^^j "
  
  corn.
  
  Beatitude, happiness. Wish, desire
  
  *i^
  
  for the happiness of another without
  
  envy.
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  His Beatitude.
  
  Stream of water engulfed.
  
  Jaii-'
  
  Camel-saddle. Depressed vated on the extremities.
  
  Rainy sky. Emulating without grudge.
  
  ^
  
  Full of eddies
  
  •^ Full
  
  JxJi
  
  ,,,
  
  Ja^Vc
  
  *iali»
  
  (river).
  
  of mire (road). Angry.
  
  give to a. o. the 5 Cti evening draught. To milk (a beast) in the
  
  evening.
  
  •
  
  'V^
  
  J^ Ja^'
  
  Envied. Blessed.
  
  To
  
  Ja-^i
  
  land ele-
  
  Vortex, whirlpool of a river. Slough.
  
  <>•
  
  Pa-
  
  Title given to Oriental
  
  triarchs
  
  Covered with vei'dure (ground).
  
  0.
  
  To be unmindful of, to take ^^ j'u; no account of. To show ignorance of. To feign unmindfulness. jfui
  
  tence, neglect.
  
  iiCi
  
  Black (beast).
  
  animal)
  
  with the hand. To emulate s ii^t j a. o. without envy.
  
  o.'s
  
  Cashmere
  
  of sight.
  
  (night).
  
  feel (an
  
  — ^ To
  
  dress.
  
  to a.
  
  before dawn.
  
  Weakness
  
  To keep
  
  pit.
  
  Knavish,
  
  ^]
  
  (
  
  — To
  
  aAj »^^l
  
  of the thing.
  
  To cheat o. a. To hide a. th. under
  
  Weakness
  
  iLit
  
  ^
  
  Bay (horse). To deceive ji4t b » CiJi a ^vt « a. o. To draw to its close night). To see indistinctly (eye). a J:JS- •^ To deceive, to wrong a. o. 5 ^r^^ Intense darkness ilIc.^,jLCi1 ^ jj^
  
  To
  
  weak
  
  Deceit, cheating,
  
  ^tj
  
  ^
  
  skin).
  
  a. th.
  
  of a
  
  3^
  
  ,
  
  in the evening.
  
  deceive, to
  
  )
  
  Darkness. Gray colour. Gray. Greedy (wolf).
  
  Ja!l^
  
  ^j^ J^ -W-
  
  a jli;
  
  K
  
  (
  
  Jifr
  
  To
  
  find
  
  herbage and become
  
  from (a -wound). Leanness of (a beast). Lean. Worthless, meagre
  
  "cJr-ll.
  
  ojitj
  
  'd-i^
  
  *^^j c-i^ *i,ii
  
  To dwell, to remain. 'xxit c.iit To wash (clothes) without beater To undulate c-'Cllt; \yiS- o _Ai -^ -ft-
  
  (herbage). :
  
  Refuse of
  
  J.i,\
  
  jVi^l
  
  JJ.
  
  J\i
  
  ''J'%*j 'O'^i-j "ej^i-i ;
  
  rabble.
  
  Villous, velvety.
  
  sl^U'
  
  ^
  
  j
  ^ JiS
  
  '\jii
  
  Dingy. Ignorant (man).
  
  some
  
  jc\ij>
  
  ^ jy^j J^tJ -^^
  
  give at once to
  
  ^
  
  o^U) \Ji. o Jii
  
  the best.
  
  Ash-colour.
  
  Xiit
  
  Ash-coloured.
  
  ^S
  
  Mixed, mingled.
  
  ^jii*
  
  i
  
  \
  
  ji
  
  confuse.
  
  ji3j CCitj
  
  Cki
  
  ,
  
  i
  
  —
  
  stirred (mind, heart).
  
  Shower. Dust
  
  He came
  
  rubbish swept by
  
  J^'^
  
  be covered with
  
  'i^j »G^
  
  rr
  
  j^_j, lot
  
  Jj*^ °
  
  &Ji^
  
  affected
  
  ZiAj jS 1j iJ^ij
  
  —
  
  with a swelling, a ganglion, a himp.
  
  A
  
  To take o.'s (lot, share). To be angry with. Cattle-plague. Camel-
  
  it.
  
  i)j^^
  
  ^
  
  ilt :ifc'l
  
  :>jS
  
  goitre.
  
  J
  
  a. o.
  
  *li?.
  
  Is-
  
  ^
  
  -CJi
  
  covered with earth.
  
  To plunge
  
  J^tl eZjJ^
  
  » let o
  
  *
  
  ii
  
  forcibly into (water).
  
  To To
  
  grieve, to
  
  weary
  
  »
  
  a. o.
  
  upbraid, to silence
  
  ^^ASCJ b
  
  »
  
  To drink successive draughts of. To conceal (laughter). To be covered with trees "Scl a Jii
  
  fii
  
  — —
  
  — -W-
  
  (place). (place).
  
  ^j^
  
  To
  
  be impeded in speech. C^i i -{f To speak Ai'abic in an indistinct,
  
  barbarous way. a. o. by repeated
  
  To weary
  
  s J:i'\
  
  —
  
  visits.
  
  suffer
  
  from indigestion.
  
  JiJi\ ^~i
  
  Incorrect, barbarous language,
  
  Impediment of speech. Speaking incorJ:i
  
  Thick
  
  (milk).
  
  tjd ,ttl
  
  'i;..-fc
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  be
  
  lean,
  
  Oppressed 'J^'^
  
  J'\ -J ,>
  '^ \j '*-'>^i a 'c^ ^ weak ( beast To be corrupt 'i!i\i.i-
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  secrete purulent
  
  "^ 1j
  
  ,
  
  ^i^J
  
  ^
  
  '
  
  ~
  
  matter (wound).
  
  To become a. 0.
  
  unpleasing to
  
  (country).
  
  To put
  
  u-
  
  ui
  
  i
  
  ^.t
  
  a, o. to trou-
  
  ble.
  
  Lump, ganglion ; king's
  
  He asks the opinion
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  ).
  
  cVj^Lj ZjI
  
  ilxi
  
  ''j^. *'ji
  
  'c^l
  
  V
  
  of 1i>] k^s- o*j V
  
  every one.
  
  evil.
  
  Part, share,
  
  ,_^ljt CI^
  
  There is nothing bad in his opinion.
  
  plague. Pestilential bubo.
  
  c.Ct ^ tZE
  
  (language).
  
  pestilential buboes (camel).
  
  Wen,
  
  at sunset.
  
  ^]
  
  (sky).
  
  Dense, tangled (tree).
  
  Death.
  
  Gipsy, buffoon.
  
  To be
  
  shower
  
  a
  
  in the sky.
  
  rectly, indistinctly.
  
  a torrent.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  A
  
  Suffocating heat.
  
  :
  
  Scum and
  
  To
  
  conceal, to cover a. th.
  
  To pour down
  
  To
  
  To carry (rubbish torrent). To mix (language). To fi^j disturbed,
  
  fa i lit.
  
  shoi'ten (the hair).
  
  Bushy
  
  plants.
  
  To be
  
  ^^
  
  ^-f^-
  
  ^
  
  for ^i^')
  
  a. o.
  
  Reddish brown colour.
  
  a. o.
  
  (
  
  swoon, to
  
  Pitfall
  
  a
  
  To exude (gum plant). To be villous (cloth). Nap of cloth.
  
  To
  
  To To
  
  (speech).
  
  of
  
  Simple, stupid, unintelii gent.
  
  *;Qi
  
  Pus, matter. Disordered state of mind.
  
  Gum
  
  )
  
  Thin mist.
  
  Ignorance. Stupidity.
  
  fat (horse).
  
  To extract purulent matter »
  
  mankind
  
  ^
  
  ^ •^
  
  lot.
  
  ji\ji
  
  ^ ui
  
  He
  
  held bad talks,
  
  .!ASOl
  
  J
  
  'ii\
  
  To
  
  flow abundantly
  
  CSot a
  
  J^
  
  -ft-
  
  (spring).
  
  To be
  
  copious Jolij J^j^^ilj Jj^ij
  
  To have much
  
  (rain).
  
  To be soaked by
  
  ~
  
  (camel).
  
  saliva.
  
  JJ^
  
  the rain C»'j£ a
  
  Abundant water. Soaked by the rain (soil). Abundant (rain ). Fruitful (year).
  
  ols^j
  
  Delicate, soft
  
  Jjlj-
  
  JjS
  
  life
  
  w
  
  J'-*c^
  
  Liberal
  
  ).
  
  -ft-
  
  Doze, slumber.
  
  vlk^j
  
  —
  
  'jj-^
  
  Delicate, soft,
  
  go, to come, to
  
  ijji o
  
  llv^ -S-
  
  journey early in the morning. To enter upon the moniing. at
  
  (the
  
  To
  
  full
  
  of rocky tracts
  
  To drink
  
  (land).
  
  To
  
  it ijjii-\j oj'j^e-j \jjs-'
  
  —
  
  eai*Iy.
  
  morning- jjiuj
  
  ,
  
  Jj^
  
  Ui- a
  
  Togivetoa.o.(themoruing-meal).j
  Morrow, next day. To-morrow. To-morrow, soon, later
  
  )jj^ a jat
  
  (night).
  
  jjilj
  
  —
  
  ^ \j\j^j sSo1*» ji'* o.
  
  To
  
  betray.
  
  cast, to leave, to omit
  
  /j^'h
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  a. th.
  
  of pools
  
  jJ^ii^l
  
  (country).
  
  Treachery,
  
  CjV/jS-
  
  ^
  
  Sj J^j
  
  jj*
  
  ,
  
  faithlessness, fraud.
  
  Treacherously, perfidiously.
  
  Ijji
  
  Remainder portion. Uneven, hard (ground). :
  
  Jj£
  
  Steadfast (in fight, speech,
  
  jjuJt c-j?
  
  action).
  
  Pool left by ejji'\j cXj^s j^ -r JL-i^ River, torrent. the rain. Lock, plait of hair. j^^ ?r »^^ Piece of land covered with d>jJ^ «• ~ •<>•
  
  (
  
  for j'st JuJI
  
  on.
  
  )
  
  jt
  
  Deceiver.
  
  SjJitj jlJ*j c>jj>^ rr j^'^
  
  Treacherous, unfaith- ^jpj
  
  jj 'J^
  
  Perfidious, faithless, (m./.) j/jS.j jiji •^
  
  evenings. Cijitlj i^lLJI ir^'l
  
  the mornings and evenings.
  
  Very early in the morning, Rather early. Morning-meal. Break-
  
  Small
  
  cjIj'^
  
  pistol.
  
  xfjS
  
  ^ -Ut
  
  fast. <^ Dinner.
  
  Of the moi-row.
  
  'liiiJI
  
  j
  
  u»2^j,6->^
  
  iJJ*
  
  ° -ft-
  
  generous.
  
  To blaspheme, to ( for ja» ) ^jlxi -^ swear. To cui'se. To cast a veil of darkness upon jji
  
  I
  
  To
  
  (a
  
  let
  
  face
  
  (
  
  veil)
  
  down on her
  
  woman ). To
  
  let fall
  
  game hunter). Rower seaman. (the
  
  A —
  
  jt a net
  
  on
  
  :
  
  ^jil*
  
  :
  
  ^SjJ^j 'iS^
  
  Early comer. ili Coming and going. ^J^b s??^' Morning-cloud. C;Ci\*j il^ ^ ;tiiii
  
  morning -rain.
  
  To be
  
  ej'^
  
  sr
  
  ^j'^
  
  the earth (night).
  
  sjjij ajjS
  
  Sjotl
  
  J^
  
  ^sJi -^
  
  Morning, time cj^jSj (A'jS ^ *ir^j between daybreak and sunrise. In the mornings and ^JUaVtj j'j^k in
  
  o'j^-J
  
  ful.
  
  Vertebrae.
  
  went to him
  
  ^
  
  Jji-
  
  plants.
  
  meal).
  
  I
  
  i
  
  rain-water.
  
  act treache-
  
  To
  
  o
  
  Ijjifc
  
  neglect (a duty).
  
  ooj.
  
  Delicacy. Softness.
  
  very
  
  To be
  
  To become fuU
  
  (man). Long-bodied (horse).
  
  To lean, to incline o^i.^ — o-v*down (bough). To be long, luxuriant (head o^j^l of hair). To be fresh, verdant (plant).
  
  To eat
  
  5 Cljlitj
  
  jXi To become dark
  
  J'-^-J J-^!*
  
  Jj?(J-
  
  (
  
  a. o.'s
  
  oj
  
  betray,
  
  rously with a.
  
  (man, woman). Vehement (running). Ample means of
  
  To come
  
  To
  
  to deceive a. o.
  
  (ground).
  
  To
  
  Having a wen, a ganglion. a«i_, ai» Hot-tempered. (m. /".) iljki; Covered with pestilential buboeSijlU;^
  
  Crow. Thick-feathered oCiJt ^ uilJ* vulture. Black and long hair. Black wing. Black.
  
  Oar.
  
  V,'^ oiCii
  
  ^ oJU^ j
  
  ,
  
  iJ/i^t
  
  f
  
  <»\
  
  c
  
  iit ^ 'i^it '^siSij^-d-, ^ '^^
  
  Abiinrlant (pastui'e).
  
  Lamb,
  
  Frotus.
  
  kid,
  
  youngling. Swift
  
  Foul-
  
  (liorse).
  
  > o'jJ^
  
  xJjit
  
  tongued. Feeder. Comforting, -wkole-some
  
  ^lUi
  
  (food).
  
  To
  
  deceive, j
  
  Vjj'j^'j hjf-_i
  
  o
  
  1^
  
  o
  
  ^
  
  -K-
  
  to allure a. o.
  
  To He
  
  is
  
  bill
  
  :
  
  5
  
  ~
  
  O'^j t^
  
  bii'd,,
  
  well instructed.
  
  To be inexperienced. To act in a childlike way.Sj)]]^j \^ — To have a blaze i^j e'j\'^j 03^ a on the forehead (horse). To be white (complexion). To be eminent, gene]
  
  ^
  
  cut, to
  
  come forth i^_j ll{_^ j^ To expand its wings
  
  (fore-teeth).
  
  ).
  
  ).
  
  dull (market).
  
  To
  
  yield |j|^
  
  j\i-
  
  milk (she-camel).
  
  little
  
  heedless, deceived, unpre-
  
  jj^ti^
  
  pai-ed.
  
  To be
  
  deceived, seduced
  
  ^
  
  -iiJL
  
  \j
  
  S)juij i^oi?
  
  'it1j,l'Ji :
  
  o J*
  
  i
  
  with blood
  
  To lag behind. To hasten (the walk).
  
  3
  
  -fr
  
  (vein).
  
  )\ 9^ 'JiS
  
  Purulent. Lachrymal vein.
  
  "i\i
  
  matter.
  
  «JiJ^
  
  To diminish a. th. ? jLilit To leap, to spring. 'ji'jXl To prepare a di.sh madejll;t| — jj* -* of flour and milk. Food made of flfxir and milk.
  
  To
  
  to a.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  give at once 0.
  
  eat,
  
  the best of
  
  A
  
  S^gJ^
  
  *
  
  o j^Ji
  
  o^AjJ ^'ji
  
  a. th.
  
  j,Jii\i jtSiJj
  
  a. o.
  
  unawares.
  
  Fold, wrinkle, crease,
  
  furrow. Gap,
  
  him
  
  Herd of cattle. Abundance of milk.
  
  ,
  
  a
  
  C'Si-
  
  >>is-j
  
  —
  
  They
  
  cleft in
  
  in his
  
  5 J,iLl
  
  !_>
  
  j/^ ^
  
  (well). fell in
  
  e'^i.
  
  Jc-
  
  ^\'J.'\
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  j\ jj^'ji
  
  J
  
  l_^i»i
  
  Gluttonous.
  
  y^^h a y^'jS-
  
  j^'-is-
  
  up, to
  
  jumble things
  
  -S-
  
  together.
  
  To .speak volubly, scornfully. To utter threats. To shout, to yell.
  
  To
  
  feed a. 0.
  
  To
  
  ^>VfeOI
  
  —
  
  y-'jJTi
  
  -^S-^ ^ S^Iip
  
  benefit s
  
  ^lui |)li^
  
  o \Sl
  
  ^
  
  a. 0. (food).
  
  iiJ^t
  
  j^Jij
  
  'J-
  
  »^
  
  Sj-rr
  
  ('»•/"•)
  
  ^
  
  To feed a. 0. with. ^^~ To walk quickly. To flow (blood, \'jl urine). To be interrupted (urine). To feed, to bring up (a child). 5 ^/'ji. To feed o.'s self. To be SJil \j tfoii fed.
  
  To throw
  
  a. 0.
  
  down
  
  ?
  
  yj,_iiL\
  
  on the ground. Food, whether solid or XlJi\ ^ 'lit liquid; aliment ; sustenance of the violently
  
  body.
  
  heedless.
  
  Heedlessness, neglect. Risk, peril. Deficiency, paucity
  
  J^
  
  Whimsical, freakish.
  
  a horse. Gleam of dawn. New moon. "Whiteness of complexion, of the teeth. Best, choice part. Face, forehead. First day of the month. Eminent (man). Good behaviour. Inexperienced,
  
  X^j
  
  "ij^'ji
  
  distressing ca.se.
  
  —
  
  state.
  
  Edge of a sword. Blaze upon the forehead of
  
  a
  
  7.
  
  ^ ii 'jij — ^(ji ^ Ciit
  
  Clamours. Anger, confused words.
  
  the earth.
  
  previous
  
  _/ji j^ji.
  
  —
  
  by.
  
  To overtake
  
  I left
  
  flow with foul matter (wound)
  
  To mix
  
  into a peril.
  
  To be
  
  To
  
  Wide
  
  (bird).
  
  To mi ( a skin 4> To undertake a. th. blindly, j^ii. j°ji. To risk (o.'s self To ru.sh headlong To be
  
  in the
  
  Place repaired to morning.
  
  to swallow a. th. greedily.
  
  rous.
  
  To
  
  ^'Ji>
  
  )
  
  Pu."?,
  
  feed its chickens
  
  with (the
  
  ^
  
  Eating the morning-meal. Co^ ^ ^CJi
  
  :
  
  J^ ^ s^
  
  inconside-
  
  ration. Dullness of a market.
  
  ^'J.
  
  jCj.
  
  Fosterer, rearer.
  
  Manager of cattle. The nutritious and tive organs.
  
  oj'^'^j
  
  Slis-'
  
  Ju diges-
  
  ^
  
  i\t
  
  j'i\t
  
  
  T )
  
  To cause a. o. to emigrate. To banish a. o. To go to the west. To do or say
  
  th.
  
  a.
  
  s i_.jt
  
  On ^'J.]
  
  strange, extraordinary.
  
  ^J"
  
  In haste.
  
  the
  
  jC^
  
  same
  
  pattern,
  
  ip
  
  jc
  
  a>l j JCj.
  
  course, manner. Delusion. Vanities.
  
  jj^p
  
  To laugh immoderately. To nm Seducing, bUnding (the jl^'?r J"* mind). Vain, delusive. swiftly. To go far into a counti-y. — Allurer, seducer. Heedless, jj^j jl^^ To make (a horse) to run fi^j s inconsiderate. to exhaustion. To fill (a gkin). To come from the west. To go ^ys The deceitful one i. e. the .JJj _i)l world. abroad. To become a stranger. To marry a stranger, a foreign ,^j^i-[ Deceived dupe. Cautioner, ol^i-%r -i j^ surety. Easy (life). woman. To find a. th. extraordinary, ^j^iill^ Inexperienced. Good S^b ''S^*' t ~ ;
  
  fi>
  
  nature.
  
  strange.
  
  To laugh
  
  to excess.
  
  ^y-:^\j
  
  — More
  
  West, place of sunset. ^/^ -^ t_/^ Edge of (a sword). Tears. Flow of wine, tears. Large bucket. Lachrymal vein. Inner and outer angle of the eye.
  
  Tumour
  
  in the
  
  eyes. Distance.
  
  Sharpness of a sword, of the tongue, of temper. Western, occidental. Westerly '6/^ (wind).
  
  Remote
  
  country.
  
  Xt'J-
  
  Silver cup. Willow. Gold.
  
  Wine.
  
  jji ^_,^i.
  
  Journey kjlj^i-lj v_)^»l> *j ^tj <^^ abroad. State of a stranger, of a foreigner. Emigration.
  
  Crow
  
  *jy-\j
  
  oV^j ^^i vj* T '
  
  v'S*'
  
  (quite black). Edge (of a sword). Rook, Noachian crow. '^^ kJCjI Crow's foot {plant). v'3^' J?-JMushroom, toad's stool {pl.).^\yji\ 'J.I Very fruitful land. f+Jl^^s.' _)U»j V 'j^']\ Bird of bad omen. ojlll ^jl^t' The affair became i_j'Ir*" J?-J i'^ Ir^
  
  oC^
  
  rr
  
  v'S^'
  
  ij^ill *;_,t1
  
  plexion.
  
  Strangeness of a word, of an
  
  xJi^t
  
  expression.
  
  Sunset.
  
  Western
  
  ^
  
  'J-"^
  
  Carelessness, neglect.
  
  Sack
  
  o'S^ j^'^
  
  for straw.
  
  Niggardly. j\jj> ^ Deluded, a Self-conceited. To gargle. To bubble up (cooking-pot).
  
  To
  
  'Jyi.
  
  -r
  
  'Jiis6\
  
  3Ui
  
  jjji>* 'J.'J,
  
  ^
  
  crepitate (broiled
  
  meat). To cut the throat. To gargle o.'s throat with. To drop (tears eye).
  
  ^
  
  J-'j^
  
  :
  
  Guinea fowl.
  
  ^5 j^ S^t^'
  
  Gizzard. Blaze upon a horse's
  
  forehead. Gargling. Bubbling of a pot ; rattling sound in the throat
  
  ""'J-ji:
  
  gut-
  
  tural sound.
  
  To go away, to depart. C J. o ^'j, ^ To be affected with a tumour (eye). To set (star, sun). To be ^./J-~ absent, remote (person).
  
  intricate.
  
  Cor vet. *jji-'h Arabs of black com-'
  
  negligent. o\^'j Sj-f: ••S^
  
  Bright (complexion). Fine. Having a blaze on the forehead (horse). Brilliant, shining from afar. Noble, eminent. Beautiful, hot (day).
  
  k_;lnplj i-jji"^
  
  ).
  
  V-^j*''
  
  side (of a ^j/j^ ^ VJ-^ mountain), Setting(.sun).Withers (of a camel). Upper part of a. th. Stranger. Traveller. 'Uj^ -r
  'rO*'-'
  
  i
  
  ^.j^-3
  
  *i^
  
  vl;*'
  
  To forsake o.'s countiT^. To emigrate. To live in a foreign country. To be obscure, inunders- jJi^t o t-j^ tood (word To become a foreigner. To be black. G^ a v_j_,t To go towards the west. ,Sj-'\j ^'J^ To bring forth black and white children. To remove, to put away. To pasture cattle in a remote ^*x land.
  
  e\r
  
  (
  
  To
  
  j *
  
  prick (a needle) into
  
  jji
  
  j'J.^
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  fix (a stick) into (the ground).
  
  To submit (rebel). To sink, to penetrate
  
  ^
  
  — Dawn.
  
  j^^'b
  
  fi>
  
  Ij^ a
  
  j yji \j
  
  j^
  
  jj^,
  
  y^i
  
  put (the foot) into (the
  
  \
  
  be on the eve of departure,
  
  ^ij
  
  Ingrafted sprigs. Leathern j/ji
  
  ^
  
  I
  
  —
  
  j'J-
  
  stirrup.
  
  Keep
  
  to his stirrup
  
  e,
  
  i.
  
  'ej'J.
  
  yj\
  
  ^
  
  ij^s-
  
  puncture, a stitch.
  
  j'ji.
  
  Nature, native disposi- yXj- -r 'J.^ tion. Natural gift. Spontaneity, hisInborn, natural. Spontaneous.
  
  3jij^
  
  Plungiijg,
  
  Sjj> ^
  
  fyl ^
  
  sin-
  
  Jj^ft
  
  king. Olt-set, cutting of trees. jfj\£
  
  r Js._A~'
  
  Place of growth. Base of a tooth, of the neck. Sunk, stuck into. Inborn,
  
  jji;
  
  Gi'ove.
  
  jj'j^
  
  plant (a
  
  fi>
  
  ^jJ^i-Sj
  
  .t^yi
  
  ^'J.
  
  i
  
  -»
  
  wj-^X
  
  Plant. Shoot,
  
  t
  
  ^OtJ
  
  u-G^^
  
  ^'J-
  
  uj_,i/>
  
  v_»^' ^yJ:
  
  ^'^li\
  
  U,^^ w
  
  "^.jS^
  
  "~
  
  Going towards the west. vV' Have you re^i X'CjJ' ^a JTs^ Ja ceived any news from a foreign 1
  
  Excellent grapes. Black-
  
  ^i>.i^
  
  ^
  
  haired (old man).
  
  To
  
  sift
  
  (wheat; To scatter,
  
  fi
  
  y,'J.
  
  Crow. Membrane
  
  ij-O^^ t «-^J^ enclosing the frptus. Set of trees. layer.
  
  jjiil u^'J-
  
  Planted shoot.
  
  Female
  
  Siftings.
  
  ->f
  
  ;ljjc.
  
  Tambourine. J^jI^^ t <^^>.'J: Sparrow. Sifted, scattered. Refuse of mankind. In decay (empire). To be slightly or extre- {j'j, a JJ- -^ mely hungry. To render (a beast) hungry.
  
  oi> j JO^j
  
  ^j-^jsti
  
  u-50^
  
  "^J-
  
  "^
  
  slave.
  
  Place of planting.
  
  i^'lr^
  
  u^j,^ t lt^-*
  
  Woman. Planted (tree). u-J^i* Piastre, Turkish cAj^^ -r J'jK "^ coin equal to 2 1/2 d. To long for a. th. J| Ca^t a J^J- -ft-
  
  To be grieved by. To fear a. th. To feel disgust at. To wean (a s ja^tj ,Ci>>
  
  '^>
  
  —
  
  j^'ji.
  
  fit
  
  j»'J,
  
  (a vessel)
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  till
  
  (a
  
  to
  
  ^j^ b sing
  
  •^3*'-> (
  
  '
  
  bird
  
  '^^ ^
  
  "^ ^-r*'
  
  To hum
  
  ).
  
  excite (birds) to sing
  
  ? il,ii~[
  
  (meadow).
  
  The meadow the
  
  To
  
  excites
  
  L.'C'ill
  
  J^'jy\
  
  —
  
  to buzz.
  
  flies
  
  assail a.
  
  o.
  
  violent-
  
  To overcome
  
  jjjy.[
  
  itj s
  
  a. o.
  
  Warbling, ajji^l ^r sSj^b ^jj-^ song of birds. Singing iyi^j a-i>j ^_^J ^A (bird). Truffles.
  
  (
  
  Booth of
  
  To
  
  prick
  
  un. eijij
  
  si^
  
  )
  
  ^"J-j
  
  i^
  
  reeds.
  
  a. th.
  
  (a needle).
  
  To
  
  with
  
  ^
  
  \jy.
  
  ]
  
  yj.
  
  ^
  
  J *
  
  -
  
  plant (a tree).
  
  put (the foot) into (the
  
  stirrup).
  
  To
  
  kid) before the time.
  
  ,
  
  (insect).
  
  To
  
  i
  
  ^'J^'i
  
  warble,
  
  ly.
  
  Act, time of planting.
  
  JJ-
  
  vehemently (hungry). Slender.
  
  To
  
  offset, slip.
  
  fill
  
  Africa.
  
  Algerian. Moor.
  
  To
  
  tree). To confer (a benefit). To be planted (tree).
  
  To
  
  The west. Northern The hour of sunset.
  
  Slightly or
  
  natural.
  
  To
  
  uj l„i/i ^
  
  sunset.
  
  Sieve.
  
  Instinctive.
  
  •^
  
  f
  
  to crush (a party of men).
  
  tinct.
  
  To
  
  -
  
  "White or
  
  West, place of
  
  country
  
  Follow, obey him.
  
  A
  
  hail.
  
  ~'rlj-
  
  rr
  
  Western.
  
  stirrup).
  
  To
  
  Snow,
  
  V','>
  
  fringed with white (eyelids)
  
  into.
  
  To
  
  )
  
  Strange, wonderful event. Hand-mill.
  
  stick her eggs into the earth (locust).
  
  Jj^i
  
  (
  
  oM
  
  of hair.
  
  Rope put on a camel's head.
  
  Lading (water) with the hand.
  
  ^j\i.
  
  Swift (she-camel). Hair ^j 1^' clipped upon the forehead.
  
  *jj
  
  ^
  
  Ci-
  
  Measure for grain. ^I^t Wide-stepping (horse). Having ji^jT Watermuch water ( river ). -tf-
  
  reeds. Thicket of trees,
  
  ^i jt
  
  Thicket. Sole: worn out sandaL ;Ljt Ladle: large spoon. Jj,Cti ^ *s_^i^ Laded, Cut, clipped. wij^
  
  To
  
  sink into
  
  sijl
  
  j
  
  CSJ^' a
  
  3_^
  
  ^
  
  be submerged. To be drowned, shipwrecked. To drink a draught of. ^j. i^'J- o 3'^ To drown, to tU' J 5 J'J-'^j 3'_/
  
  water
  
  vessel) partly.
  
  To despatch (a
  
  busi-
  
  ness).
  
  To
  
  give to a. 0. fresh
  
  Caj^
  
  j^'ji
  
  iJ
  
  milk, fresh food.
  
  To pluck fresh fruit. ^ u^^tj ~ To bind (a camel's girth), s J^'J-'Sj — To be fresh, juicy. Ci»J^ o j^'J. To eat fresh meat, fruits. J'^J' He is an inexhaustible V ^J
  
  ^^
  
  wheel.
  
  Bed of
  
  ^jP
  
  )
  
  chamber. The seventh heaven. Lock
  
  :
  
  to
  
  ^
  
  sea.
  
  To bring (camels)
  
  to
  
  water
  
  in 5 j^jli
  
  the morning.
  
  To vex, to grieve a. 0. To fiU (a skin). To hit To be broken (bough)
  
  5 cr'S^^
  
  (the
  
  butt).ifc
  
  without being separated. To side with a. 0. to
  
  •<>•
  
  j^jlji
  
  J
  
  :
  
  -
  
  J''^J
  
  J''J^'i\i
  
  bias.
  
  To be plucked fresh (fruit). j^'AiX A — 3^]j 3'^ To aim at. a scabbard) with gold, silver). To charge a. 0. with s j9'Ji2j\ •^ To bi'ace a bowunfairness, bias. ^^'^S J 3'J'^i —
  
  submerge a. o. To ornament (a
  
  bit,
  
  ,_,
  
  fi>
  
  (
  
  string to the utmost.
  
  To come near band
  
  to a. o.
  
  Rent.
  
  To be
  
  at
  
  (death).
  
  To exceed
  
  J J^l
  
  (the bounds), to
  
  exaggerate
  
  a. th.
  
  To overtake and
  
  outstrip the
  
  fold.
  
  o\^'j^^
  
  J'J'
  
  -r
  
  5 3'j\s.
  
  3'Jsi\,
  
  Girth of a camel-saddle. Fold. Target, mark. Aim. Js\J^\ ^ J^'JScope, pui'suit. Selfish aim. <>• Bias, prej udice.
  
  Fresh (meat, dates).
  
  other horses.
  
  To attract (the looks). To gasp for breath. To take up a. th. altogether: a to comprise the ( whole ). To
  
  A. th.
  
  ^_^\i.\ ^ j^ijwhite, fresh, tender. New
  
  song. Good singer.
  
  ;
  
  •tf
  
  over-
  
  shoot (the mark).
  
  To exaggerate, to be iramodej — rate in. To exceed ( the bounds) in. To be drowned in tears (eye). Jjj^ti Drowning, submersion,
  
  jj_/
  
  •^^.
  
  3'ji
  
  Self-interest.
  
  cX-^'^
  
  -tt
  
  "^tro'J-
  
  Selfishness. Bias. Partiality.
  
  Place of the girth (on an animal).
  
  jaj GU
  
  Cartilage.
  
  ^ J^j^
  
  <-iy^_^
  
  Piece of wood .jL^\ji- ^ o\>_y^\ion the side of a camel-saddle.
  
  To take
  
  c-"
  
  j^
  
  ^
  
  ~
  
  shipwreck. Submersion. <J^' Draught. j>' ^ x^'/ Emphyteusis, form of mortxJj^t
  
  (water) with the hand or a ladle. To tan (a skin). To put A Lj^ — (a rope) upon (a camel's head). To
  
  Submersion. Hyperbole. Excess. exaggeration.
  
  cit off a. th. To clip (the hair). ^ ^J^ To take a. th. altogether. To be cut off, bent, broken off. JT^*
  
  Inclusion. Exaggeration.
  
  3\'J.\
  
  <j^C^j ,Ci^t
  
  i
  
  -H-
  
  I.
  
  3\'^zl.\
  
  Sunk, submerged, drowned, j jT, Jj Shipwrecked. Flooded (land). Breathless, terror-stricken.c;^.^!
  
  fi>
  
  li
  
  3J.
  
  Plant for tanning leather.
  
  j^
  
  Sole, sandal.
  
  Spoonful, handful.
  
  Ji^tj
  
  <»\y.j
  
  ,
  
  ,,
  
  j^ ij'j^
  
  ol_^ ^ *s^
  
  Upper- oO|^j oti^j CjVj^j
  
  'Ji^
  
  ?-
  
  *^j^
  
  :
  
  .
  
  (.
  
  To
  
  glue
  
  a.
  
  tli.
  
  To
  
  *
  
  adhere to ( the ^heart wonder at.
  
  :
  
  e>o
  
  oS'J,^
  
  s'^J,
  
  To
  
  fatness).
  
  3f
  
  )
  
  Submerged. Drowned. J^ ^ Ji.^ Overwhelmed, d Deep. Agaric ( medicinal ojiij'ii-h ojiij ^ G plant'
  
  To
  
  desire earnestly, to cling, to ad-
  
  here
  
  to.
  
  To smear a. th.
  
  To
  
  persevere
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  in.
  
  a
  
  stick
  
  ^s'^j.
  
  with glue.
  
  To quarrel
  
  ^ °'^^, j i^jOJ^ <J'J^
  
  ij'J-S
  
  to seduce, to allure a. o. by.
  
  To
  
  ren-
  
  To
  
  set
  
  fond
  
  a. 0. desirous,
  
  of.
  
  a chief over. excite hatred between,
  
  oj;
  
  a. o. as
  
  adhere, to stick
  
  Glue
  
  :
  
  ling.
  
  paste.
  
  3^
  
  cni Sjloil
  
  —
  
  Young-
  
  '!>
  
  of eggs. Box-thorn.
  
  I^'ji. -H-
  
  -tt-
  
  pay
  
  Lean. Beauty.
  
  He is comely. Eager desire, fondness No wonder, no won-
  
  'J,j%
  
  To become rotten (egg, me- jS^'-ttIon). To pour water on o.'s head. To be tmcircumcised. «5^ a J^t Prepuce. S^ ^ t'jt. Uncircumcised. J^t ^ 'HJ. ^ Sj'\ To
  
  I
  
  White
  
  of eggs.
  
  Fruitful (year).
  
  to.
  
  -R-
  
  (hen).
  
  — White
  
  a
  
  To To
  
  antidote.
  
  Interior pellicle of eggs.
  
  with.
  
  To join, to unite (two things), To incite desire. To tempt, ^_, der
  
  ;
  
  adorned (bit). 3'^j To lay eggs without shells '^^t Riciily
  
  ^ (
  
  Easy
  
  (life).
  
  C»J^j *^ll>^^ ^^i ^j^ ^ j'^ "^ a debt, a tax, a fine ). To 'pay
  
  a. th. (instead of another).
  
  To lose in trade. «3l?t3l J — To compel a. o. to pay a s /J-\} JJ(a fine, a debt). To fine a. o. To be fond, eagerly desirous ^ j,j,
  
  dering at. Comely. Adherent. Red dye.
  
  \
  
  Two
  
  '
  
  .1*
  
  Celebrated buildings in Koofah.
  
  '
  
  of.
  
  To take au obHgation upon
  
  Adhereucj.
  
  j^jiji
  
  o.'s self.
  
  To become enamoured,
  
  Instigation, incitement.
  
  ^^j
  
  I,
  
  -fy
  
  inflamed with love.
  
  Inciting, urging. Incited, ui-ged.
  
  To take upon
  
  Gluey; glued.
  
  payment of a debt. Payment of a. th. cJ^^^ ^ *^^'^j J^ obligatory. Tax, damage, debt, duty,
  
  '
  
  In.strument for jluing.
  
  To become attached to a
  
  <_i
  
  o.
  
  !np ;
  
  -^
  
  o\'Jj^ \j
  
  ,
  
  \jji'
  
  js- -K-
  
  to cleave to.
  
  To prick (a needle) into, j To wre.stle, to contend with. To be thorny (tree). To penetrate, to sink into To quarrel (about a. th).
  
  fit
  
  Cji.
  
  fine.
  
  — s
  
  -^
  
  j(i-
  
  o.'s self
  
  the
  
  j-'J^K
  
  Indemnity.
  
  Passion, earnest desire. Punish- jS'^ ment, afflliction. Hardship. Obligation.
  
  Creditor. Debtor.
  
  'V*^'
  
  ^ ^^t
  
  Antagonist. Competitor, litigant.
  
  Gaza (town of Palestine).
  
  Debt, obligation.
  
  Philanthropists.
  
  Longing, passionate for. yjij> Burdened by debts. •^ Enamoured. j^ijS' To be dry (dough). C>' a o> -« Slime, mud. ^U',.i <-Cj^ Trough, tub. :G>-' •
  
  To be abun- \j'jij dant. To abound
  
  'o'j\'J.j
  
  in
  
  \'JJ.
  
  o j'ji-'^ : in
  
  milk (ewe)
  
  water (spring).
  
  To
  
  give a
  
  little in
  
  order
  
  yj}isJ.\j jjli
  
  more in return. To possess numerous milchto obtain
  
  /jl]
  
  camels (tribe). To have much rain. To be munilicent to : to lavish ^ — (favours, gifts).
  
  Stork,
  
  >»j,U^
  
  j-J^j jy>J 3y,^
  
  5-
  
  — J'> *
  
  crane. Tender plant. Foi-elock.
  
  Comely youth. Fair
  
  girl.
  
  /J^
  
  (
  
  I >, r-
  
  To
  
  cleave to a.
  
  o.
  
  as a
  
  o\\
  
  tj Jlnil.
  
  Jj^
  
  intentioD, aim.
  
  j'ji.
  
  Abundance
  
  (of milk, water). Sjljtj jj£ Reeds, canes. jijt Copious, abounjy^ ^ *^J^ -^ -tJ^ ding in milk (flock): in tears (eye^;
  
  Military expedition,
  
  ^
  
  Waging
  
  Giving a
  
  sjl^j o'jj^j j'j^ Razzia. Raid, attack. A I'aid, a warring. oljjt ,- Sjjt RJating to a campaign. '^J,^ .\y^j
  
  jj^j jy>j cl>' ^ Jli
  
  war. Victorious, champion of Islam. Title of the Sultans. '^jj^^ Expedidon, raid. CjIJj^ ^ sr^ D Dancing-girl.
  
  t
  
  'iJS^
  
  juJ ^
  
  ^jji;
  
  s^JSj^
  
  a War-tax.
  
  <j jp
  
  War, campaign.
  
  ^ jjt
  
  jjp
  
  leaves, or halfa-grass.
  
  special friend.
  
  Wish,
  
  )
  
  Basket made of palm-
  
  Seat of
  
  a war. Moral of a, discourse ; inten- y^&:i]] — ded meaning. Records of exploits feats of tSj^Vi^ll war. To go deep into (a J iLt o '^ -^ ;
  
  coantiy).
  
  To plunge a. o. into (water), j ^ — To be plunged into (water), j l^ij[ To be under (water).
  
  in
  
  water (spring): little in
  
  more
  
  to receive
  
  in leaves (plant).
  
  order
  
  jjirl^j jjU/^
  
  in retui'n.
  
  Well watered by rain (ground), jj'ji^ To spin (flax, Jln^lj Sj^ Jj^ -^ fi,
  
  i
  
  cotton, wool).
  
  To
  
  ^ Jji^j
  
  flirt,
  
  to court a. o.
  
  To
  
  ;
  
  J
  
  J jiij
  
  «_;
  
  Vji a Jji
  
  to ogle.
  
  stop at the gazelle's cry
  
  Jjt
  
  (hound).
  
  To spin, to twirl (a spindle). J';il To have a young one (gazelle). To be spun (cotton). Jjil • To sport, to dally to hold JjU7 :
  
  amorous talks with o. a. (lovers). Spun thread, or yarn. Spider's JJ^ web.
  
  Amorous
  
  J^j
  
  talk. Erotic
  
  Jj^
  
  verses.
  
  Male gazelle; young ;5jp_, oVJt ^ Jljt
  
  Feeble, despiceable.
  
  Name
  
  of the leader of a tribe.
  
  Chiefs of an Arabian tribe,
  
  oVit
  
  ^l-t
  
  iJji^
  
  ^^' -^ To di'ive out (a cat). To urge (a debtor). jp o ^'-i To be entangled thread). To ^jLiJ
  
  {^
  
  (
  
  be intricate (business).
  
  Rubbish swept by the wind into
  
  _/_«.
  
  a pond.
  
  ,
  
  let
  
  i
  
  down a
  
  fine rain
  
  Cuiij
  
  Cilfc
  
  be confused Cuii a
  
  by tears
  
  J^j
  
  ,
  
  Cs^l^
  
  Moon. Night.
  
  —
  
  jlS jlt
  
  j^^
  
  Bitter cold. Stinking.
  
  Jll^j J\lS
  
  jlij
  
  ,
  
  !iLs.j
  
  ^li
  
  i
  
  Jli
  
  t>.!l
  
  Spindle.
  
  JjJ^ ^
  
  Crane. Stork.
  
  j, j;;»
  
  Jljt
  
  Jjil
  
  Spun
  
  <Jj^J >-'3^ y.'^ °
  
  JjM''
  
  (silk, cotton,
  
  yarn).
  
  a. th.
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  aim
  
  forth to
  
  JjjiJ'
  
  fight with.
  
  To send
  
  at. 5 ijljij Cljj^j Ijj^
  
  To make a
  
  (troops) in a
  
  military
  
  *
  
  —
  
  raid. a
  
  ^s^^j i^j^
  
  To grant a
  
  expedition.
  
  delay to (a debtor).
  
  To have her husband
  
  Purulent matter.
  
  A
  
  visitor
  
  than the fever.
  
  To go
  
  J-Vjfcj
  
  dij^
  
  More frequent
  
  direct o.'s^ij 5 j'^\j,\yJ-o \'J-^ .self towards. To wish, to purpose
  
  (eye).
  
  Duskiness at nightfall. Refuse of wheat.
  
  To wash
  
  She-gazelle. Rising sun. :Jjji Courting women, gallant. Jj^ Stuff of silk and cotton. *!!_)£•<> Spinning (woman). Jjt_, JjJ^t ^ ^ij.'^
  
  — To
  
  (sky).
  
  To
  
  Jlj^)' -/^
  
  juice.
  
  Spinner.
  
  Complicate, confused (business). _^i Darkness. ._ili-'-tJTo walk in the dark. ^iJ-] To be ^^Li-\j dLs'j CuLpj (kit jit ^ obscure (night).
  
  To
  
  gazelle.
  
  Dragon's blood, resinous
  
  (woman).
  
  at
  
  war
  
  jji.]
  
  ^Y) conduct.
  
  Counterfeit
  
  Rancour De-
  
  :
  
  Defect.
  
  coin.
  
  body).
  
  duplicity.
  
  ^Lit ^ Ir^j o>l<
  
  lizls-j
  
  ?r
  
  .
  
  J-^
  
  ceiver, dissembler.
  
  Turbid, muddy (water). Counterfeit (coin).
  
  Beginning or end of the night
  
  ,\±j.
  
  Little in quantity (watei-),
  
  Speedily, hastily.
  
  ^j
  
  ^J-^^,
  
  Deceive!', impostor.
  
  tryli*
  
  Deceiver.
  
  do
  
  jXkli inconside-
  
  a. th.
  
  rateiy.
  
  Ci-lli
  
  j-'^
  
  '
  
  Counterfeited. Adulterated.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  cut
  
  CJ*'
  
  i
  
  wood by night
  
  j^
  
  ^ -S-
  
  indis-
  
  crimanetely.
  
  To
  
  deal unjustly,
  
  with (a camel)
  
  fully
  
  To
  
  ;
  
  wrong-
  
  entii-ely
  
  Ci/
  
  s
  
  o
  
  —
  
  To smear
  
  to tyrannise.
  
  with
  
  ^uj <
  
  perience.
  
  to cleanse (the
  
  cleanse (from sins
  
  God).
  
  :
  
  To beat a. o. with a whip. l»^lj » — To flog. To be washed, cleansed. J^'s To wash o.'s self. To pei'form j_Sit, ablutions.
  
  To anoint Washing
  
  with perfumes.
  
  ^—
  
  (of the body, jli!^ jij.^
  
  jlt
  
  o.'s self
  
  of the dead)
  
  :
  
  ablution.
  
  Wash,
  
  JjLlj J>1pj *i^j J-^j Jl* perfume for the head. Water used for ablution. Marsh-mallow. Geranium. Wa.sh-water, lye. JJC*
  
  Washed.
  
  Wa-
  
  -^
  
  j^
  
  Jit ^
  
  '^i-ij
  
  shing, clothes for the wash.
  
  Washer
  
  of linen, of the
  
  uj^lt
  
  iJuvt
  
  ^
  
  j--li.
  
  dead.
  
  a. o. to
  
  be simple,
  
  ^1^1.
  
  ••
  
  ignorant.
  
  ^C
  
  Injustice, tyranny. Ignorance, simplicity. <>
  
  To
  
  Purulent matter. Washing.
  
  tar.
  
  feign simplicity, inex-
  
  To judge
  
  cT"
  
  To wash,
  
  (linen).
  
  ^j.c
  
  Awkward, inexperiRough (stone).
  
  Soap, herbs used in washing. Potash, glasswort.
  
  Washerman. Laundress.
  
  xliLt
  
  J_^it
  
  .
  
  ^ Jill
  
  •<>
  
  Laundry. Wash-house. Bath. Wash-stand; wash-pot. iXL'i/^ -^j Jli>j To be dark -HyJ-\j ,C.-lt o
  
  'Vi
  
  enced.
  
  ^
  
  Tyi-annical. Violent.
  
  Courageous, energetic
  
  (night).
  
  -« Indomitable, energetic. Bold. ^. Boldness. X^^i^^j *;i.;-lt
  
  Black
  
  To follow o.'s own mind. J^C -^ To be self-confident. To rush forth
  
  Recesses of the heart. ^^uJI oCs.' Vigour, fieriness of youth. oLliiT, otli-
  
  (torrent).
  
  To do a. th, speedily, hastily. To treat a. o. unju.-^tly. To take a. th. forcibly. A To become irritated with. Injustice.
  
  ^"jM-j
  
  To come to a. o. To strike a. o. with
  
  s i^Ji.' i_)
  
  2>
  
  * s j'„
  
  'r.i
  
  u.
  
  a
  
  -«-
  
  ^<.ip'
  
  ring, wrapper.
  
  i.
  
  e.
  
  To
  
  ^ifc
  
  ^It
  
  ^
  
  cJl
  
  -^
  
  C«
  
  "j 114«0 "J, Lit
  
  of hair.
  
  ^^it \j
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  -S-
  
  e^
  
  cheat, to
  
  5
  
  J^'j
  
  ,
  
  lit o
  
  ji/
  
  -S-
  
  act dishonestly with.
  
  To
  
  counterfeit, to adulterate
  
  A
  
  IpS
  
  (goods).
  
  To
  
  allow
  
  o.'s self
  
  to be j:jj\ -^j
  
  'j^ \
  
  i jLirJ-lj
  
  'j^\
  
  deceived. Sjllt *_Jij Ic
  
  he does not undersfand.
  
  White-headed (horse),
  
  jl *iLLt
  
  o
  
  jT^ a ^_^PJ \jLi- o Cp be obscure (night)T Unripe date. Cj\y-^j J~i- t
  
  To
  
  To come towards a. o. a — To engage blindly (in an fi,j a sjlliT— affair). To cover a. o. To surprise. Veil, coveSj\ls-j 'ij\lj-^j ej^j »>^,
  
  heart
  
  tl»
  
  fb
  
  Thou art not <jLlifr' a match for him. Very handso.ne.
  
  — Lock
  
  (a stick).
  
  A veil is spread over his
  
  a. th.
  
  ~>
  
  S^^is-'
  
  o lit
  
  Culj-'
  
  — —
  
  Dust.
  
  colou)'. Darkne.3s.
  
  To chew
  
  -l^'^^'l
  
  To
  
  suspect
  
  a. o.
  
  to be a deceiver, a dissembler.
  
  False pretence, fraud, dishonest
  
  'jj.^
  
  o^A
  
  (
  
  In spite of thee.
  
  ^
  
  vilxlsj
  
  )
  
  To
  
  (Lis*'
  
  Violence, open force, tyranny. ^U»;il^
  
  To be dark
  
  Rape. Oppre3-^^..^Siij,t_jL^j o.^iot^
  
  "-^^
  
  ;r
  
  surprise
  
  ^'^~i%j ^^JaiJ'
  
  1
  
  -!^
  
  ^.ij.
  
  pull
  
  off
  
  To avAi t a. o. fi-om. To be laden with
  
  jc-
  
  o-^^J
  
  —
  
  ii
  
  o-^*'
  
  -j^
  
  (night).
  
  To
  
  ^^dSj
  
  ^gis-
  
  to CCiij Cii-j CI*
  
  jjl*
  
  ^'
  
  a covering
  
  i*j
  
  >
  
  i^ltlj
  
  ,^
  
  over.
  
  To have by
  
  a. tb.
  
  ^ll*j Cl*' a ^^'
  
  faint.
  
  To put
  
  Snatched.
  
  To draw (a branch) /b CJat to o.'s self. To snatch, to
  
  5
  
  a. 0. (event).
  
  To swoon,
  
  sor, ravisher.
  
  Compelled, violated.
  
  a
  
  cover, to
  
  conceal a. th.
  
  A
  
  covered
  
  a. th.
  
  ^i-^b
  
  5
  
  —
  
  a. 0.
  
  God has put a
  
  »^j
  
  veil
  
  over his eyes (/ey^
  
  lie
  
  God has hardened
  
  J* *i)1 ^^l should see)
  
  his heart.
  
  grapes (bunch). put forth branches tree). ;yiai-\ Branch, d^iAj "i^^as^j Cjy^ ^ c-^ bough, shoot, Goldeu-rod [plant). ^"ji A bougb, a branchlet.
  
  with (a garment). Covering, case. Skin of ilii'l ^ 'll* the eye. Pericardium. Scabbard of a sword.
  
  To ^j
  
  Veil, cover.
  
  To
  
  fi
  
  X^\^j
  
  Ca\Jas.j Uss- o Jai-
  
  -S-
  
  lower (the eyes, the voice\ To blink. To lessen a. th. To shorten ( hair ).
  
  To deprive a. o. of. To avert (the eyes) fi'om. To bear (the sight) of. To lower, o>U ^j, iiUjpj
  
  To become
  
  ^ A ^t J
  
  A—
  
  La*' o 'ja^
  
  To
  
  at.
  
  i^ta^
  
  Zi>j^si'j
  
  To be
  
  sappy, fresh (plant).
  
  a ;>^ bright, i
  
  thin-skinned (woman).
  
  To become
  
  To eat ja2i£
  
  soft, tender.
  
  fresh things.
  
  To be
  
  contracted, to blink
  
  ;>»il
  
  (eye).^ "^Ua* \j
  
  Fresh,
  
  ia* ^ ja^^^ J i^La* I
  
  ,
  
  woman). face.
  
  jal.a*j ja\J:^
  
  Decreas'^, lowering. Defect,
  
  ,
  
  ^isi
  
  La*
  
  ^ <.h~^j
  
  ,
  
  Jia^s-
  
  (tree).
  
  decrease, to become
  
  scanty (water). diminish, to sink
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  X.a*
  
  j^Cii
  
  orf.
  
  Tangled, luxuriant
  
  with.
  
  ^
  
  ^_ji«7_.lj ,_$^.0
  
  ^Cl*j IjLI*
  
  fainting. o'>ll*j ^^iij "
  
  Covering, veiling.
  
  ,5i.*j *^i.*
  
  iliTi* J^Vji.
  
  ^ j,ili. ^ •CzSi-
  
  Housing. Followers, servants, guests.
  
  The
  
  resurrection. Calamity. Swooning, fainting. *^* ,^lJJ' Covered, wrapped. ^^^i j>i^ To be choked by ^ Ca-i*' a '^i -Sa. th. To be overwhelmed by (sorrow).
  
  To be crammed (room). To choke. To put a. 0. in a strait. To grieve a. o.
  
  5
  
  He has reduced
  
  UlX*
  
  >jVl
  
  us to
  
  ^*1
  
  -
  
  straits.
  
  To be in anguish. Obstructing the throat stopping the breath food,
  
  ilfaf*l
  
  anger.
  
  (
  
  ).
  
  Choked, obstructed. To compel a. 0. I*
  
  ^
  
  '^:^^3iij
  
  To snatch
  
  ^^iaiji
  
  -<>-
  
  jaiis*
  
  -5^
  
  To
  
  ^i*
  
  ,jUa*j 5 U-at
  
  ~'j
  
  —
  
  CJa*' a »_~a*'
  
  -5^
  
  ^..-isr^i.j :
  
  i
  
  W-.0*
  
  -{^
  
  ^./i
  
  *
  
  ji
  
  ^
  
  y
  
  —
  
  to violate a. 0.
  
  act wrongfully.
  
  violently o.
  
  To be j-^-h-
  
  *
  
  a. th. forcibly
  
  ^
  
  (water).
  
  To be angry jt
  
  o.'s self
  
  to do a. th.
  
  Decrease, falling
  
  To
  
  iaLa^
  
  Languor.
  
  vice.
  
  Swoon,
  
  grief
  
  Upper part of the
  
  <>j
  
  ^^pats-
  
  ,».
  
  thin-skinned
  
  sappy,
  
  tender,
  
  (plant,
  
  e.
  
  Veil, cover, case.
  
  to lessen the estimation of a. o.
  
  look scornfully
  
  i.
  
  To cover
  
  ^..iUj -^j ? k^il*
  
  with another.
  
  consti-ained, compelled. ^^.iiil. -^
  
  ^'^
  
  Violence, constraint. Thing
  
  taken forcibly. Against his will, him.
  
  in spite of
  
  iit
  
  Cji^
  
  o\\
  
  (
  
  To become dark (night). Oiiai-b — To break a. th. To let a. th. a ,jjc^ hang down. To become cloudy
  
  ;
  
  ^^i\ To be laden with
  
  to prepare
  
  to rain (weather). fruit (palm-trees).
  
  To
  
  coil itself
  
  (
  
  serpent).
  
  To
  
  be
  
  broken, folded. To favour a. o. (fortune). To cover a. o. (night). To collapse, to be decayed enjoying
  
  Easy
  
  (night).
  
  ^
  
  'Viiai.
  
  ^
  
  ^-i?\i
  
  prevent
  
  a. o.
  
  ^^ from.
  
  5
  
  uiii
  
  i
  
  o ;j2i^
  
  -S-
  
  ^
  
  th.
  
  ^i
  
  ^j^]j
  
  continue unremittingly upon jt
  
  —
  
  drizzle
  
  a. 0. (fever).
  
  be wrinkled, folded.
  
  .jjaS
  
  o>^' ^
  
  j-^f'j
  
  cr^
  
  crease, fold (of a garment).
  
  Trouble, weariness. Sclerotic tunic of the eye.
  
  The
  
  folds of the ear.
  
  o'\ii\
  
  o'iVl
  
  ^2ai
  
  Cij^
  
  In the midst of, meanwhile.di) i o>i=*
  
  ^}
  
  *laij iii^ Patch of small-pox. ^i-\ Having the eyes contracted. To be dark (night). 1^^ o \Jsi -8-
  
  To be whole, in good state. \y^ — ^^'\ — ^ai. ^ To be dark (night). To contract (the eyelids). To close To look
  
  over a. th.
  
  wilfully from. feel
  
  :
  
  torefrainjc.
  
  To bear
  
  disgust, dislike for.
  
  avert (the eyes) from.
  
  To shut
  
  ^tl
  
  patiently.
  
  feign to take no notice
  
  of.
  
  /"•)
  
  w^it <-j>^
  
  J^
  
  (God).
  
  To turn away
  
  ^ j-'^^'j
  
  To
  
  hinder
  
  a. th.
  
  a. o.
  
  To tan
  
  -ni«-
  
  ^Ir'i^
  
  To
  
  give to a. o. a
  
  portion of
  
  o.'s
  
  become
  
  (the eyes) upon.
  
  —
  
  c!>^)
  
  —
  
  tlroi-
  
  —
  
  iSsj
  
  *\ii ^j'
  
  property.
  
  To be soft, tender. To acquire (wealth),
  
  To
  
  »
  
  cut off
  
  (a skin).
  
  ^j\hij to
  
  r,^
  
  a yei.
  
  rich.
  
  die young.
  
  ,/-^l
  
  Prosperity, easiness -r^ii^j of life, well-being.
  
  'i'J<Jaii
  
  j^i.
  
  Cohesive green clay.
  
  Large
  
  dish, bowl.
  
  Thriving : easy (life). Fei'tile ground. Greenish clay.
  
  Green,
  
  soft, fresh.
  
  Happy, comfortable.-
  
  *
  
  Cartilage.
  
  ^jj-^i^ -r ^/,r^ a branch ^i.^ -J(a> \a^ (not thoroughly). To fold (a pillow). To relax (the ears dog).
  
  To break
  
  (the eyes).
  
  To To To
  
  ^^j
  
  To
  
  (of the
  
  of
  
  »
  
  j*.^ai-
  
  (sky)-
  
  ;
  
  Patch
  
  Fish.
  
  skull.
  
  small-pox.
  
  ,
  
  —
  
  skin)
  
  ;lja£j »^iat
  
  stone. Shield, gai'ment of .skin.
  
  from.
  
  To wi'inkle, to fold a. To pour a continuous
  
  Wrinkle
  
  'C^'^j wJst
  
  Tt
  
  to
  
  »_.iiil
  
  Hot-tempered. w,isi^j ^l.it j Nervous, peevish, angr^'. 'J-*-^' Object of anger. *lit ,^^!^ To give abundance s'ji^ o -Sof goods, an ample life to a. o.
  
  (life).
  
  be sluggish, jaded
  
  To withhold,
  
  ^.oU.
  
  Angered : prone to anger, Hot-tempered. ('??•
  
  ^r*-^ J ^^liip' (man). Fleshy ear. Big, old lion.
  
  To
  
  dead person).
  
  (a
  
  —
  
  ^Juai- Ij
  
  (hackney). Rude, coarse, thick
  
  To
  
  sake of
  
  Hard
  
  ii-ai*.
  
  J
  
  To rouse a. o. to anger To I'ouse a. 0. to anger To be angry. jc ^i»ir-llj To boil liei'cely (cooking-pot). Anger, wrath, passion.
  
  Fruitful (year).
  
  To
  
  angi'y with a. o. for
  
  the sake of (a living person). To be angry with a. o. for the
  
  Skin of the
  
  (life):
  
  an easy (life). Lop-eared »jUaP ^ (dog). PI. Hounds.
  
  Dark
  
  To be
  
  Intensely red. Lion. Bull.
  
  (well).
  
  Easy
  
  )
  
  \
  
  :
  
  — To a — To J
  
  ^ ^ Ja\£
  
  slacken its run (ass).
  
  be relaxed Cs^jj CLat To be lop-eared (dog).
  
  (ear).
  
  easy, comfortable
  
  (life).
  
  To be
  
  (
  
  ....alaC'
  
  or
  
  rous (man.) Comely, elegant (youth). Fly.
  
  Wide
  
  To
  
  j *j
  
  C-kt
  
  5
  
  ^„"hfc
  
  i
  
  -f}-
  
  (water).
  
  a. 0. into
  
  dive, to
  
  be immerged in
  
  j
  
  —
  
  Death has swallowed him
  
  into
  
  a. o.
  
  or
  
  (water).
  
  a. th.
  
  < To
  
  ^^t
  
  J *j
  
  *»
  
  —
  
  5 ,_,J»t
  
  baptise by im-
  
  To bathe, to dive (iatowater).^_^L<J
  ^^
  
  Baptism by immersion. Baptism of J. B, Epiphany. Immersion.
  
  ^OaJI jup
  
  Baptism. Diviug, plunged. llWU. •^ Senseless, swooning. -^
  
  "^
  
  >
  
  u-i^^
  
  >
  
  ^,\s-
  
  ^^
  
  Piungeon (bu*d). Diver. Diver. Bold man. a~>^ Bath, washing-basin. ^jJ^dJ^ 5r u-^ Magnet. Loadstoue.^_,_ja,LU/.j ,_^AiiIii G ^ Magnetism. To bo dark JJ^'\j Cijat' i JJa£ -ii ,
  
  To crawl along
  
  (old-
  
  Culisij CsJai^
  
  —
  
  ^ CiJat
  
  a. o. to.
  
  J
  
  (the night) obs-
  
  a ji4»p fi>
  
  fit
  
  j Lt JJai'^
  
  cure (God).
  
  To be dim, weak (sight). To feign o.'s self blind, uu-
  
  J^iai^
  
  ^iisCc
  
  To
  
  0.
  
  or
  
  'Jat'ij
  
  snore, to snort.
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  fkp'
  
  o
  
  i
  
  of sight.
  
  To
  
  Cls-Ja^
  
  rattle (slaughtered
  
  i
  
  "iat
  
  beast.
  
  To gurgle cooking-pot). To perch (bird). Lkt To contend in diving, plunging. "J»U To be immerged (in water). "kiJl^ Imnersion. Sand-grouse. Last remains of darkness before dawn. Snoring. Rattle. Fog, mist.
  
  'Jat J»\iifc
  
  i^Uafj
  
  —
  
  Hri**' iU'Aisi -^
  
  To boil audibly (cooking-pot). Jaiiat -STo rage, to roar (sea). laijaijj — To be dispersed, shattered. Boiling of a cooking-pot.
  
  Roaring of the
  
  sea.
  
  *iaiiiat
  
  Cry of the sand-
  
  grouse. Self-conceited,
  
  ^"jai'ij
  
  u-S^
  
  "^
  
  a selt-admirer. irritate a. o. a
  
  To
  
  over-
  
  5 u«3'k*'
  
  look, to connive at.
  
  To
  
  despise
  
  :
  
  to look at a. o.
  
  J^
  
  ~
  
  scornfully.
  
  To get angry with. To have a haughty
  
  J ^r-S^ *~ii.^
  
  j u^'ji^
  
  gait.
  
  <^'^^
  
  jj^
  
  Darkness
  
  Haughty.
  
  of nighf.
  
  Weak-sighted, jj:^' ^
  
  'Ciiit'
  
  Ob.?cure (night). Misl.^ading desert.
  
  -«-
  
  "Jat
  
  into (water).
  
  a. th.
  
  Haughtiness.
  
  mindful.
  
  Weakness
  
  'Uiat
  
  i^-^ tt ^ j^\i , Excellent, plentiful (thing).
  
  to dip a.
  
  To
  
  man, cripple). To bi dim-sighted.
  
  ).
  
  Wealthy (man). To plunge, J Aj 5
  
  To be
  
  (night).
  
  of tamarisks.
  
  full
  
  Rugged (land). Dark j^^j ,J^^'^ n
  
  bray.
  
  mersion.
  
  To advise To render
  
  Ground
  
  (night
  
  (water).
  
  To plunge
  
  Cat
  
  of trees.
  
  (neck).
  
  To immei'ge
  
  s^Jai-
  
  )
  
  Euphorbia, tamarisk. Thicket
  
  j.
  
  ji.UM
  
  > \,C
  
  >\
  
  Way-
  
  »ilJ3p' sS^s
  
  less, waterless.
  
  Welfare, well-being. Abuno»kp dance of the eyebi'ows. Length of
  
  -(:{-
  
  the eyelashes.
  
  Having long eyelashes, 'Cijaf'^ OJail thick eyebrows. Easy (life). Name of an Arabian tribe. ciUlap'
  
  To make a. 0. ro be a chief » o^i**^' "^ (God). To treat a. o. arrogantly. To have a haughty gait. ^J^ — To be ambitious, self-conceited. To desire power, superiority. Ambition. Haughtiness. Proud
  
  7^^^
  
  gait. Sport, play. Illustrious
  
  man. Chief.
  
  Hawk. Noble
  
  (lord).
  
  Gene-
  
  -J*!/^
  
  j^jjii^j
  
  ;
  
  yp To
  
  or\
  
  (
  
  ^ _4^l^
  
  couceal (hoary hair)
  
  with (a dye). ajAtL»j
  
  To
  
  ^jy^j
  
  oJ\Ja-J
  
  \.'i\jAS-J
  
  ljJ»*
  
  To
  
  ^^
  
  relapse (into a
  
  disease).
  
  To
  
  heal.
  
  —
  
  \'J^ a jj^j villous ( cloth). ,
  
  To become To reopen (wound).
  
  Import has lowei-ed 'JJlW Laiil J>^ the prices of the market-
  
  To
  
  say
  
  thee! (
  
  May God forgive f^j s J» -^ To attach an indulgence to :
  
  (plant).
  
  To
  
  pro-
  
  jiiS
  
  collect
  
  gum.
  
  -if-
  
  To have an
  
  indulgence attached to
  
  it
  
  ^,iij
  
  (rosary).
  
  To forgive o. to a. ^SUj To forgive (a fault) to a. o. J * Jci\ To be forgiven (sin). Jiii\ 4To beg pardon for s ^ » J^A sins from (God). To apologise for. fi>
  
  I
  
  beg pardon from God
  
  God
  
  forbid
  
  '^\
  
  !
  
  ^ii~Jl
  
  1
  
  ^j ^
  
  Villousness of cloth. Belly.
  
  Down
  
  of the neck. Small
  
  ^i
  
  jiit'j
  
  herbage.
  
  \oung
  
  of
  
  cattle,
  
  J^'
  
  traffic
  
  To press
  
  on cattle.
  
  ji»lfc
  
  clamour (crowd).
  
  on, to raise a
  
  To
  
  be heaped up. Confused voices. Darkness.
  
  D^latl.
  
  iiiill
  
  Throng. Dense, tangled trees.
  
  cows
  
  :
  
  Bulls.
  
  cattle.
  
  Darkness.
  
  Cat.
  
  antelopes.
  
  
  J^^j
  
  men,
  
  of
  
  Collection
  
  Great
  
  sea.^,ia;i,i, ,,liaf ^
  
  'Ja^—
  
  Jai-
  
  -tt-
  
  Large (crowd). Generous (man).
  
  duce herbs (land).
  
  To
  
  jW*
  
  yiip' a Jl»*
  
  Confusion, uproar.
  
  a rosary ).
  
  To exude gum
  
  >Uat o
  
  large property.
  
  (God).
  
  a. 0.
  
  To
  
  jj^
  
  i
  
  J * G>*^J
  
  forgive (a sin) to
  
  )
  
  To be overcast (sky). To be dark (night). To have abundance of
  
  To
  
  i-age (sea).
  
  To
  
  kW
  
  JaiLCj
  
  -tt-
  
  dash together (waves). To boil fiercely (cooking pot). Rough sound. Roaring u_u', UjTj Ja;.vkc.' (of the sea).
  
  To
  
  A JJ-
  
  \j
  
  Jai-j
  
  cover, to conceal
  
  I^Licj l^iaft
  
  ,
  
  o
  
  liaf-
  
  -ii-
  
  a. th.
  
  To spread its darkness (night). liap To rise, to ovei'flow (water). To spread its branches (tree). Jai-^ To be sappy and to cover the ground (vine).
  
  jjj^j "iS&j jlit'l
  
  ^
  
  ^i J&
  
  the mountaiu-goat.
  
  Cover,
  
  lid,
  
  covering.
  
  *lt»i'l ir
  
  '^
  
  Ignorance.
  
  Calf. Insect.
  
  _,ip
  
  Tunic.
  
  Escort ( for J^ ) sjUij guard. Night-watch. Hairy on the face U2!l j\ *>^l or the back of the neck.
  
  j£
  
  To be obscure CLfcj Ck* Jat -S(night). To be flourishing (youth). To veil, to cover a j^J J^.? * ~
  
  /^
  
  Covering, cover. He has settled the affair in
  
  '"^l
  
  a becoming way.
  
  Jubilee.
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  cj\J^ ol^r»iJ^ '*l^
  
  Hair-covering.
  
  J
  
  Ut'
  
  ^
  
  Cope.
  
  (God).
  
  j^j
  
  Hair of the neck. Covering. •^
  
  To spread
  
  around. fattened
  
  green fodder
  
  —
  
  ^j»p
  
  -Ji-
  
  To throng L&lj
  
  on
  
  wiiij
  
  (cattle).
  
  J^
  
  Dj'y leaves or herbage.
  
  Sufficiency of green fodder.
  
  -Cl*^" 'it^jl
  
  Li*
  
  <_Jp
  
  Mouse. Jij^\ ^t
  
  food.
  
  To crowd.
  
  <>•
  
  lit'
  
  j^ ^ut
  
  ~
  
  iJ^b J"*^ o
  
  Portion, sufficiency of
  
  Large crowd. in a
  
  Jai-h
  
  sufficient for sustenance.
  
  To become
  
  Watchman.
  
  They came
  
  branches
  
  To be covered, To take what is
  
  Sj\li.
  
  {
  
  its
  
  (tree).
  
  SjVIp
  
  Apology, begging of pardon. jUiiJ, Forgiving. o/j
  The Pardoner
  
  >
  
  a. th.
  
  S^Ip ji^i^. >•
  
  Pardon. Indulgence.
  
  ^
  
  y^
  
  *iCb% i
  
  cover,
  
  * J^ \j
  
  to hide a. th.
  
  Ji-j
  
  ,
  
  ^'Jas-
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  — -S-
  
  Heedless. Apathetic, inadvertent. juJ-
  
  Cover. Patch. Surplus.
  
  Dupe. D Absurd. Hair beneath the lower
  
  He lip.
  
  unforgiving.
  
  is
  
  Water-melon. Helmet head-
  
  iuiJ,
  
  :
  
  water) th. To sleep lightly to feel drowsy. Light sleep, nap. Drowsiness. Z^Sj jiiHeight unreached by x^fe ^ j\i water. Sleepy, drowsy.
  
  To
  
  float
  
  (upon
  
  covering worn under the helmet.
  
  tlTe
  
  Manna,
  
  :
  
  To
  
  gum
  
  i
  
  i
  
  Cs-jztj
  
  Ui
  
  To dart upon a. To flog, to lash
  
  s^iU
  
  jfc
  
  i
  
  Ci-y of the eagle.
  
  To To To To
  
  j^
  
  J-5^j
  
  j A >U
  
  insert a. th. into
  
  o
  
  ^t
  
  -S-
  
  To be inserted, introduced into. J To become insane. 'e'_r^. To penetrate into a desert. cj\JCX\ To flow amid (trees water). jxJ To put manacles, an iron? jiSj :
  
  — —
  
  clothe o.'s
  
  .self
  
  a
  
  with (a
  
  JiCj
  
  have a short
  
  — —
  
  isie
  
  —
  
  ip
  
  with
  
  sleep.
  
  nap, to doze.
  
  drink the whole day. encompass a. o.
  
  — Starting-place. — To be unmind- "^^j
  
  —
  
  ^jlj^jjl
  
  ^
  
  jlc jlsj
  
  ji^l jit ait
  
  ful.
  
  Jiiii Sjll o jifc -»
  
  xiis^j
  
  careless, heedless.
  
  t^ JiCCj — To overlook, to neglect. To render a. o. careless, s JisSj jlt To cover, to veil a. th. jlt To overtake 5 jlir-llj jlrtij jiijj jSli a. o. unawares. To watch a. 0. for
  
  —
  
  tunic).
  
  fi>
  
  act unfaithfully,
  
  'ji.]j
  
  ,
  
  y^
  
  o
  
  —
  
  i
  
  —
  
  to defraud.
  
  To
  
  -ft-
  
  h'jlJh s
  
  o.
  
  a. o.
  
  Nap, doze. Place of return.
  
  collar to a. o.
  
  To
  
  jip'
  
  i
  
  Slight rain.
  
  anothei".
  
  To
  
  (kit
  
  a whip.
  
  -f(-
  
  ji
  
  Gurgling of a vortex.
  
  of a sud-
  
  den.
  
  aJS
  
  eye.
  
  To bubble up ^pitch). To screech (eagle).
  
  tJiiJ^
  
  us from unforeseen calamities'
  
  To come back
  
  of wheat.
  
  Height unreached by water. White spot on the iris of the
  
  _^^ t jj^j j'^j ~
  
  plants.
  
  To ^ CoU^ J *.isjli» ,j
  :
  
  To
  
  -"illifj
  
  some
  
  Pardon, forgiveness.
  
  clear (the jS\j.\JS J^ -Hwheat) of its refuse. To be mixed with weeds (wheat), ii Bits of straw weeds. Refuse iij 'lit fi>
  
  of
  
  thirst for
  
  ijl^ ^^Utj
  
  !At
  
  profiting by his inadvertence.
  
  To neglect
  
  revenge to be filled with hatred. To be vehemently thirsty. 'Mj yJ- i}i To perfume the (beard) with ^_i a j!i :
  
  look
  
  To
  
  :
  
  to forget.
  
  To
  
  over- a jIp'I
  
  a. th.
  
  feign o.'s self inadvertent.
  
  jSCc
  
  I
  
  (balm).
  
  To
  
  yield a
  
  (land).
  
  ^j
  
  good crop
  
  To put on
  
  j
  
  J^l
  
  a coat of mail.
  
  To
  
  make a raid. To fix the looks. ^,iu)l — — To charge a. o. with treachery. To bring provisions for (o.'s |[)t1 2^
  
  ^
  
  family).
  
  To
  
  J
  
  balm).
  
  I
  
  !
  
  j
  
  ;
  
  o.'s self
  
  (with
  
  ^
  
  '^\
  
  I
  
  I
  
  jip' iiiij Jjjp'j
  
  —
  
  Carelessness.
  
  Without way-mark
  
  'jij\j jlij
  
  into.
  
  To perfume
  
  I
  
  I
  
  enter, to penetrate
  
  Easiness of life. Neglect, forgetfulness.
  
  Juil ^ jit' without cultivation ( land). Unbranded (beast). Cipher (man). Anonymous (book, poem). :
  
  Heedlessness, carelessness. jaCJj o!Ait Of a sudden, unawares. ilii)l Jcj 'dit
  
  Sudden death. Negu'^j jltj JjitJ ,
  
  lectful, careless.
  
  iiiai cj'y •• Ojl4\f-
  
  T
  
  J^**
  
  )
  
  r To be thick-necked. Qt a sJ^ To make a. o. to gain je. » ^tt mastei'y over. To declare a. o. to
  
  I
  
  ^1p
  
  To gather
  
  To
  
  (crops).
  
  a
  
  enjoy
  
  ^y-i-l*,
  
  (a right). |
  
  To ask
  
  a. 0. to
  
  supply provi-
  
  5
  
  —
  
  j
  
  be the winner. To contend with
  
  I
  
  i
  
  (/y^j
  
  Rancour, secret hatred. Manacles. Wife. Collar of
  
  ^it
  
  'C]\iJ>
  
  a. o. for superiority.
  
  To get
  
  the mastery over
  
  (a country)
  
  :
  
  jp
  
  Burning
  
  Antonomasia Often
  
  ;
  
  Inqui-
  
  Water
  
  ^.r
  
  1
  
  r
  
  jilt
  
  PI. Insuperable diffieul-
  
  w41>t
  
  >-A^
  
  ji^
  
  of mail.
  
  Light food. thirst.
  
  Thirst for
  
  revenge. Violent love, hatred.
  
  Crowd.
  
  J)
  
  4^
  
  Te
  
  Disorderly fellow, jabberer. '^Sji^ d
  
  ^vt
  
  Genei'ally,
  
  J
  
  j
  
  ^UJt J
  
  CjVfe
  
  j
  
  most part, most probably. More powerful, more frequent, ^Jitl for the
  
  more probable. Thick-necked.
  
  ,Ji^
  
  ^
  
  '\ji.
  
  j, ^J\i.'\
  
  Thicket of tangled trees. Large
  
  CJii!
  
  (tribe).
  
  Majority
  
  (of votes)
  
  :
  
  greater
  
  ;lit
  
  1
  
  number. Overcome. Declared the winner, ^tii Overcome. -^ Unable to earn k-^A^* livelihood for his family.
  
  Victory. Place of victory. tii: To rescind (a sale). /b £lt o c^i- -STo make a mistake ( in Ciit a clt calculation). a. o.
  
  unawares.
  
  5 cJ[»lj cJ^j
  
  Nightfall.
  
  ;:U'
  
  Error in calculation.
  
  To mis a. To fail to
  
  x~ji
  
  A
  
  th.
  
  give
  
  fire
  
  (Et
  
  c-lStlj
  
  ,
  
  i
  
  cJit
  
  -«-
  
  61^ a
  
  c4t
  
  a
  
  i,kt
  
  fight desperately.
  
  tit
  
  Mixture.
  
  iji
  
  Fighting desperately.
  
  Wheat mixed with or darnel weeds.
  
  coat of mail. Deceit, unfaithfulness.
  
  There
  
  shall be no
  
  J>i^t JSL,(^
  
  Vj
  
  V
  
  JiVil.
  
  Thirsty. Jyli^ 'J;i^j J:Atj.*i-l^ ^ J-lfc Yielding a good crop (field). J>U;j '^ij> Fettei-ed, handcuffed.
  
  cJ
  
  C«/^j i-lt^
  
  jit barley cyi.>j c-At
  
  jli^J
  
  Crops, proceeds of the cJ^i'~h year.
  
  cJ^
  
  J^
  
  In bonds, fettered, manacled.
  
  To hurry in walk. J JiliJj Jii^ To ooze through (water). To break o.'s way into. To anoint o.'s self with ^^ uJO ji'Uj -ft-
  
  perfume.
  
  Conveyance of a message. Confused clamours. Citj
  
  ilijU;S sJC-ji, *iiis.'
  
  wUTo overcome, to get the upper jtj hand over a. 0. J *_lii«j Cii»j
  
  To predominate
  
  *I.lf-j Cls-
  
  in a. 0.
  
  i
  
  -ft-
  
  o-^^-
  
  (quality).
  
  To
  
  (steal).
  
  Bitter plant.
  
  Coat of mail. UnderJJ.>^^ t *^ garment. Garment worn beneath a
  
  deceit nor bribe.
  
  Lion.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  JJ^Vi^
  
  two rings of a coat
  
  Vehement
  
  ,- <1) (i
  
  ties.
  
  To take
  
  J^^'i
  
  Tunic. Pin fastening
  
  ^"^C
  
  Winner, conqueror.
  
  <
  
  flowing amid
  
  trees. Strainei*.
  
  jabberer.
  
  Spesdily victorious.
  
  ^S''
  
  o!^ ^ *^
  
  house. Cost of workmanship.
  
  xl'it
  
  xiUJ
  
  Jitj d^'j J>kt_j
  
  produce. Income from the rent of a
  
  >r^.^\
  
  superiority,
  
  thirst.
  
  Crops, income, seed-
  
  {[Kjure 0/ rliet.).
  
  victoriou.'?. <•
  
  sitive,
  
  ^
  
  »J^l
  
  J>i^l
  
  iron.
  
  ,_jx5
  
  to overpower.
  
  To be overcome. To be tangled (plant). Victory, conquest
  
  sions.
  
  0. from by victory. was taken away from
  
  deprive a.
  
  '^
  
  a. th. It
  
  :j& uis.
  
  us forcibly. have been baffled i. <J Lllf> we have been unable to persuade
  
  We
  
  him.
  
  (
  
  «_Aic
  
  or
  
  Uc
  
  1 )
  
  To run To be or become thick, bulky Qait j (man). To be rough, brutal incomTo become thick (body, MiiJLlj — liquid). To be coarse ( cloth). To be deep (colour). To be rugged, uneven (gromid). To produce seeds (ear of
  
  To render rough,
  
  thick, coarse,
  
  difficult.
  
  5
  
  fi>j
  
  J^'
  
  To make a strong
  
  ^
  
  fit
  
  —
  
  difficult
  
  of
  
  ^^
  
  it
  
  ^
  
  life.
  
  ^
  
  ijiJ jil
  
  ^ ^JS\ - ^i. -a-
  
  before dawn.
  
  a. th.
  
  To perform
  
  the pi'ayer
  
  s^Lljl
  
  J
  
  ^^Ji.
  
  To go
  
  to the
  
  water before day-
  
  —
  
  'liJi
  
  break. euter upon the last part of
  
  ^^ji,]
  
  the night.
  
  Darkness at the end of
  
  ^^5^ ]
  
  ^
  
  ^li,
  
  the night.
  
  to.
  
  hold gross,
  
  J^| J p5Uj
  
  harsh language to. To find, to buy coarse
  
  (cloth).
  
  find a. th. too coarse,
  
  Jiifcl
  
  Very
  
  * —
  
  Wild ass. He fell into a great
  
  Jiii£ll.
  
  fi>
  
  to abstain fi'om buying it. Uneven, rugged ground. JiXt Thickness, unevenness, siaU-j Jilt roughness. Opacity. Coarseness, roughness, xiiiUj ;UaU^ rudeness in speech, manners. Difficulty. Strength. Endurance. They two are at enmity. liait Thick, coarse (man, J»5U - Ja-lP cloth).Rude, rough in manners. Hardhearted. Severe ( pain). Deep ( colour). > Obtuse, dull (mind).
  
  Forcible (oath).
  
  ^'fj
  
  Exacted on hard conditions
  
  »
  
  .Jii.\j
  
  Cat o
  
  with a case. To put
  
  (
  
  Jiii. -S-
  
  a
  
  flask,
  
  a knife) into ( a case). To put a covering to (a saddle). To be uncircumcised. a wUt To put a. th. in a case -^ To * jLt wrap (a letter) in an envelope. To be put into a case, ji^i \j ^J^ a scabbard ; in an envelope (letter). Tree for tanning leather. ^jiS Prepuce, ;ciic.' Enclosed in a case out ^ .liil ^ ^^'\ (flask); in a scabbard (sword). Un-
  
  ^
  
  ;
  
  cii'cumcised.
  
  Hardened
  
  (heart).
  
  dawn.
  
  CJ^
  
  ^j ^^ J ^j
  
  '^jJ^iJi ,sj>\j
  
  To
  
  cut the ? ^-aitj throat of. Errand-boy. Shop-boy,
  
  ,
  
  iaii-
  
  o ^'>S
  
  *
  
  ^^4f j ^alt a
  
  snob.
  
  Back
  
  of the neck.
  
  ^,^yS ^ C-ai^
  
  -ft-
  
  Epiglottis, larynx.
  
  Root
  
  of the ton-
  
  gue. Throat. Chief
  
  man:
  
  chief of a
  
  ti-ibe.
  
  He
  
  one of the
  
  is
  
  chief
  
  men
  
  *^ jl
  
  ^a
  
  xi.iifc
  
  J
  
  ^
  
  of his tribe.
  
  To commit a mistake, a slip
  
  <>•_, Qai^ a I»i^ -» writing, speaking).
  
  JalsJ (in
  
  attribute (a mistake) to
  
  s
  
  i^
  
  a. 0.
  
  To iaJliji
  
  early, before
  
  misfortune.
  
  — To
  
  i^/>
  
  (blood-price).
  
  Hatred, enmity. To provide a. th.
  
  deal unjustly with a. o.
  
  Bending, tender bough. To journey or do ^Itlj
  
  To
  
  (oath).
  
  To impose hard conditions upon a. o. To render a. th.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  before daybreak.
  
  corn).
  
  To
  
  ^^
  
  i
  
  pace (horse).
  
  Bloom
  
  pliant.
  
  at an even CGJtj 4iit
  
  cause
  
  a. o. to
  
  s Jai^ Ij Ciyt j siaJ U* iJli commit a mistake. To seek, ,
  
  to induce a. o. into eiTor.
  
  ^ To
  
  fail
  
  (fire-arm).
  
  To
  
  trick
  
  Ia!(p
  
  (in play).
  
  mistake, lapse in speech or writing, lapsus lingxia\ calami.
  
  Slip,
  
  A
  
  mistake, a slip. mistaken. Sophism.
  
  iait
  
  dais-
  
  Wrong,
  
  oUaii^ "^j -MVfc
  
  xLJui
  
  _
  
  oU» jit
  
  \
  
  ^
  
  *l/yit
  
  '\j ,
  
  J4'i'
  
  ?r
  
  *i»Aiij
  
  Sophistical language.
  
  ,
  
  *1» jit
  
  iajJ'^O
  
  Captious question. Faulty language. to make mistakes. J»iAi«
  
  Wont
  
  Faulty. Sophistical, beguiling.
  
  Ljii*
  
  -tf-j
  
  iAii
  
  ijCJ
  
  J^ young slave. Page. Young girl. Female slave. lad,
  
  *>yt'
  
  Youth, puberty. <^Ji'j '^j>^'j ^•^' tortoise. Big-headed and ^jilt thick-haired young man. To attain its strength C^ o Ji.
  
  Male
  
  -Ji-
  
  (youth).
  
  To
  
  become
  
  abate, to
  
  still
  
  Jit
  
  <
  
  (sea, wind, evil). •^ Lull.
  
  Dead,
  
  flat
  
  (on
  
  *_-iIt
  
  sea).
  
  i'kj^j svcu jU'j j^^\i. i>u.j \y^ o To exceed the usual ^ j.-.u. _j| ^,4^11
  
  distance in shooting an arrow.
  
  To increase in price (goods). «>lfc o yS U, To overcharge (for goods), To exert o.'s .self j «5itj ivCii jii. strenuously in. To exceed the bounds fit,
  
  -fy-
  
  in. sell
  
  or buy (goods)
  
  *_,
  
  >_,
  
  sSfU/J
  
  —
  
  at an excessive price.
  
  To ask
  
  too high a price for (goods ). To cause ( things come dear (God).
  
  be-
  
  to
  
  fit,
  
  tufted, tangled (plant).
  
  To walk quickly (camel). To find a. th. high-priced.
  
  jrfcl.
  
  a
  
  ji^-ll
  
  price, dearness of goods.
  
  Exaggeration,
  
  Ijitj
  
  ^y^
  
  m^'j
  
  }it
  
  Liveliness of youth.
  
  cjS'j^i^j
  
  '^'^i
  
  ''S"^'
  
  Distance of a bow- -^U j c^C^ ^ o'^i shot. Stadium about (400 cubits).
  
  Dear (goods).
  
  Jl^ ^
  
  S3 \*
  
  j,
  
  ^Ju.
  
  at a high price.
  
  Arrow shot
  
  too
  
  ^Ju»
  
  J,
  
  ^
  
  uJu iiio
  
  i'Ali>j Jii/»
  
  boil
  
  Csit
  
  jlt -^j jitlj
  
  Ji
  
  outlet).
  
  ^ To
  
  ^
  
  conclude (a bargain).
  
  To bet with a. o. To constrain a. to. To be surrendered in
  
  » jJVt \c.
  
  ^
  
  jitl
  
  J^l^l ju
  
  j
  
  jit
  
  ">.
  
  I
  
  the hands of justice (culprit).
  
  To make bets with o. a. jiUi To be locked, bolted (door). jUj\ To be difficult to a. o. ic jUr-ll^ (speech). To remain speechless. To be definitive (sale).
  
  Wooden
  
  lock.
  
  jj>1
  
  ,ii9.j
  
  j^l
  
  jit
  
  ^
  
  Great door, n Basket. Confused (speech). Bolted (door), jlt Forfeited (pledge). Ill-natured (man).
  
  Galled (camel).
  
  Poisonous plant of Arabia, iitj *2p' Tree used as tan, Peganwn harmala.
  
  Remainder, end, closing. *j>U Balance of an account. cjC* <»!At
  
  -^ -^
  
  Closed, bolted (door). JjiX^j J>^h Source of income jjii; ^ jiis
  
  ^
  
  Winning
  
  Wooden
  
  ari-ow.
  
  jJU^^j j5,u;
  
  lock. jj.u>
  
  ^
  
  Key.
  
  by
  
  To
  
  excited Jtt
  
  \j
  
  ,
  
  -^j^QUlj Csi. j£ (cooking-pot). To ferment (wine). To boil cocoons for Ji' l4.lt j£ breaking their stiffness. Jii\
  
  \
  
  ^
  
  x;.itj
  
  Qt
  
  a
  
  ^
  
  — -M-
  
  lust.
  
  attain puberty (boy).
  
  To fly To be
  
  Jii.[
  
  stir-
  
  red (waves). x'J)^j
  
  j£
  
  jj^h j^^i
  
  jJ^
  
  Lust. •<>
  
  jii;
  
  ^^
  
  Jjii^j J'^^j
  
  to the head (beverage).
  
  high.
  
  To
  
  close (a door,
  
  an
  
  To be
  
  Precious. it
  
  galls (cmael's back).
  
  To
  
  (as a mill).
  
  Excess.
  
  sold
  
  egg).
  
  Green moss growing upon jiit -Swater. To go away. Git jit * To be forfeited (pledge). Cat a jlfc To be unredeemed (slave). To be grieved, annoyed. To have incurable
  
  ^'
  
  hyperbole.
  
  I
  
  Enveloppe. Bundle of outi* ^ »jiU>» Pericardium. Pellicle of ( an
  
  letters.
  
  XSS
  
  fi,
  
  )
  
  — To buy (goods) too high. ,_, — To strip (a vine) of its leaves. — To grow, to become Jj'l^lj Ju;j
  
  High
  
  letter. •^
  
  i
  
  calm
  
  To exceed the bounds. |^' o !Ac. -HTo be excessive. To grow (plant). — To be bigoteJ, a zealot. cc^!^.
  
  To
  
  Scabbard, case, oUtj ui^j oiU- ^ <S^ sheath, covering. Envelope of a
  
  Lustful.
  
  Young man,
  
  xiit^j Xji-j
  
  oIUp
  
  »-
  
  >^'
  
  / grieved,
  
  affected
  
  ;
  
  -with
  
  a
  
  rheum.
  
  cold, a
  
  To low
  
  »T
  
  (
  
  afflicted
  
  (bull).
  
  >it*
  
  To shout
  
  (wari'iors).
  
  To speak confusedly. jr»i"J Bellowing (of bulls). ^%C>^ -^ X^'CSShouts (of variiors). Confused speech. To render a. o. *_, $ C^.i j:^t -Sheavy (digestion). To cover a. th. Td become heavy through Gut a ;
  
  c^
  
  ^>^
  
  b«i^ a r-^ij
  
  ^^ii
  
  i
  
  "^i-
  
  Jit
  
  ^
  
  and ambergris. Bubbling, boiling of water. oCi^j ji Kettle. Copper-boiler. iyS~-^ Nargileh, -^ u^y^J ^-4^^ 5Persian pipe. Ship of war.
  
  o^
  
  Perfume composed of musk and ambergris.
  
  Jijt
  
  Boiled (wine). Decoction.
  
  To
  
  bad digestion.
  
  To drink A
  
  ^
  
  To boil (water). * Jfc'lj To perfume o.'s self with musk
  
  A
  
  cover,
  
  ^
  
  t)_\i
  
  '
  
  JLLi,
  
  ^•
  
  ~o
  
  o.
  
  ^ j^'^i'J'
  
  to conceal a. th.
  
  To
  
  water in long draughts. Draught. ^^i ^ «Uij oti^
  
  We
  
  To anoint (a bow). Viscous matter. To put (a * jlU b 'Xi aword) in the scabbard.
  
  be confused to a. 0. (news). To have long and thick Cit a
  
  ,
  
  To To To To
  
  conceal a.
  
  •&
  
  To
  
  fill ;
  
  s^S
  
  jtijj ol^
  
  A
  
  put (a sword) in the scabforgive
  
  ji^il
  
  at£
  
  fit
  
  (a vessel).
  
  to cover
  
  a. o.
  
  with
  
  cj ?
  
  —
  
  mercy (God).
  
  a
  
  enter into, to be involved
  
  jui^l^
  
  in darkness.
  
  iyS) iUil ^
  
  oii.
  
  (m.
  
  (ship).
  
  Filled up with earth
  
  ju^l^
  
  /".)
  
  ^
  
  j^\i.
  
  Sa>»(i
  
  (well).
  
  Celebrated castle in Yemen.
  
  Scabbard.
  
  olii*
  
  ji^u;
  
  *j
  
  overflow, to
  
  cover a. th. or a.
  
  ^
  
  If-
  
  To grieve 0. a. To be overcast
  
  'jf^
  
  2 >(^
  
  ^1
  
  (sky).
  
  What
  
  a grief ^U _,! tJTl. j| thou hast caused to me
  
  J dUil
  
  0»
  
  !
  
  To assume a stern look. To be veiled, covered. To be grieved, saddened. Grief, sadness, ^^ ^ :^j
  
  j-y^
  
  7! 'J-
  
  Suffocating, sultiy day.
  
  Dark, sultiy night.
  
  sheath.
  
  To
  
  had a sultry day. u»^ ^1j '^ To be veiled (new moon). To
  
  perplexity.
  
  Scabbard, case,
  
  Laden
  
  grieve, to afflict a.
  
  hair.
  
  insert a. th. into another.
  
  its
  
  To
  
  jC^ »•
  
  o
  
  i
  
  »>
  
  o.'s faults.
  
  "^
  
  j^»^.
  
  cover, to repair a. th.
  
  bard.
  
  To
  
  * j?^
  
  li;
  
  V" *
  
  j Ufc
  
  0.
  
  5 i^;i
  
  (water).
  
  whelm a. th. (sea). To surpass. -^ To clasp a. o. To load a. 0. (with favours).
  
  ^
  
  jl;^^
  
  jj. -»over-
  
  To
  
  ^j 5
  
  — —
  
  1^
  
  His heart is j^ |^_, i^a^ a ^^ filled with hatred for. To be unlearned, 5j>4ij SjUi o ^t inexperienced. To be abundant (water).
  
  To water (a horse) in a vessel. 5 J^ ^^ To heap up (sheaves). To seduce a. 0. To clasp a. o. To smear her face with jiifeij Jj^i^ — cosmetic (woman).
  
  <
  
  The head and feet of (a slaughtered sheep). Of a sudden, unexpectedly. Distress. Darkness. Dust. Hard, grievous affair. Long and abundant Thin, whitish
  
  »
  
  jj.j
  
  Difficult case.
  
  lis- "Cjh -^
  
  hair.
  
  v,^
  
  ^
  
  clouds.
  
  Cold in the head, coiyza. jilii Camel's muzzle. V-W^ t <^^ Covering. Dull, sultry (day, x^li j. 'J^ night).
  
  Long, thick-haired.
  
  Without
  
  »lit
  
  j>
  
  'JS
  
  interstice (cloud).
  
  Sadness. Mishap, cloudy (night). Heated and thickened (milk).
  
  Overcast (sky). Grievous,
  
  aftiic-
  
  'Vtp
  
  ^^^
  
  •^
  
  ting-
  
  Overcast, cloudy (sky). Sad,
  
  j>y^
  
  oTY)
  
  (
  
  J-"
  
  rage a. o. To find a. o. weak. The heat abated and ^1 jluil allowed me to set out. To wink at one another. j>U> Aj j jiitl. To blame a. o. or a. th. Wink, sign with the eye. j^ A wink a hint. "ij^ Weak man. Worth- jui Ij j^ ^ j;.c. ;
  
  jiS < o'jCS •>
  
  weakness. ^'j^:^ ;l oJ'ta.F' *-5 U There is nothing in him to be coveted. No fault is to be found in him. jAiA Defects, vices. Suspected, blameworthy. jyJ^
  
  "Vice, defect,
  
  C-^' ^i ^ J A .^Jj-j ^~^ —
  
  set (star).
  
  i
  
  plunge, to dip
  
  a. th. into (dye,
  
  ,
  
  (water).
  
  a. th.
  
  Deep of water. Main j^^j jC^ ^ jS of the sea. Generous ( man ). Fiery (horse). Full (garment).
  
  Rabble.
  
  man.
  
  Rancour, secret hatred. Thirst.
  
  Hatred. Inexperienced. people.
  
  sj'yS
  
  Saffron.
  
  cj^
  
  with saffron. Ignorance coarseness
  
  Perj ury
  
  Dark
  
  made
  
  purposely.
  
  ^J^'yJi 1
  
  I
  
  (night). Darkness. Hidden, ,j_a»^
  
  mysterious.
  
  Not yet known (ver-
  
  — Thicket of shrubs, reeds. *^i^j Plungeon, diver (bird). ^tS -r •—'C^ Plunged, dipped into, -fy Cemen- ^j^^'Jiited (stone).
  
  Rushing headlong into (dan-
  
  ,j-*U>!
  
  jCil
  
  armful. Bosom.
  
  Small drinking-cup. j\ii1j jCt ^ jj' jj^^ jc^i.^i cXjJ~>'JJabyss; great quantity. Distress, -pt
  
  overwhelming misfortune.
  
  The pangs
  
  o^l
  
  of death.
  
  cXjJ-
  
  Gypsum. Cosmetic made ;
  
  ;
  
  inexpe-
  
  ~a'J^
  
  a'JcS
  
  rience.
  
  Thick crowd,
  
  SjCij SjUij
  
  J^
  
  J^i
  
  Ciit a
  
  Dim-sighted.
  
  j-S ^ » — jzj.
  
  *j 5 i^'J. a ^tj ^'<S to blame a. 0. or a. th.
  
  des-
  
  i
  
  To be ungrateful
  
  (water).
  
  Waste
  
  (
  
  land). -^
  
  jAi.
  
  Embra-
  
  cing, clasping.
  
  j^
  
  Depth of water, abyss. Rushing blindly into
  
  j^^-^i
  
  y}^
  
  for a be-
  
  i_ii3l
  
  \
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  v^
  
  impute evil to a. o. Do not charge me falsely.
  
  o>^ Jt
  
  Watered
  
  (tree). Covered with _,*^>» dry ears (wheat). Drunken (man).
  
  Obscure, unknown.
  
  To wink,
  
  —
  
  To feel a. th. (with the hand). To calumniate a. 0. Uj To break out (disease). To
  
  to
  
  ^
  
  make
  
  5
  
  KjS
  
  i
  
  jS ^
  
  a sign with (the eyes, eyebrows).
  
  —
  
  appear 'It
  
  j^ii^
  
  ^
  
  nefit.
  
  To calumniate
  
  Overflowing, overwhelming
  
  danger.
  
  gers, war).
  
  To be dim-sighted. "^ To scratch a. o.
  
  pise,
  
  Saffron. -^ Sheaf,
  
  throng.
  
  ses).
  
  To
  
  J^,i
  
  — ~
  
  ignorant-
  
  Penetrating (spear-thrust). distressful (affair).
  
  '\yj\j jUjl
  
  j^] ^ jSi
  
  Inexperienced,
  
  Deep water,
  
  Momentous,
  
  ^—
  
  ,_^u3l
  
  Bountiful, liberal
  
  To water (beasts) scantily. f^ ^jjj. To set bricks, stones in cement. To rush into perils. ^Xs^ To contend with o. a. in diving. 5 — To be plunged, J t_r~^^h ,j^\ dipped into. To penetrate into. fy To be cemented (brick). o-^'l •if-
  
  i y\i.
  
  a. 0.
  
  To drink in a small vessel (man). Jjo To drink little (cattle). To embrace, to clasp o. a. jiCs -^ To plun;/e, to be plunged jiilj _^i, into water. To be drowned. To submerge, to ingulf, to A ^"tl.
  
  Mixed party of
  
  water).
  
  desperate
  
  in a
  
  struggle with
  
  overflow
  
  less cattle.
  
  Trigger. Dimple.
  
  To To
  
  '/
  
  To engage
  
  .^^ V
  
  To
  
  c_.
  
  A-
  
  ^ jj. >*
  
  (defect).
  
  find fault
  
  with
  
  ;
  
  to dispa-
  
  j j^
  
  "
  
  To be blear To contemn
  
  To clisackoowledge (a right), /t ia'S To be ungrateful for (benefits). To Jp
  
  Perjury.
  
  js- iaXiTi
  
  Constellation of
  
  ICrtl^
  
  s'
  
  Procyon.
  
  fo ovei'come a. o. (in speech), ^n — Depi'essed ground. Ja4i To be (sii- o jii-j a ,^^j o ji* -^
  
  Damp
  
  Bleai'-eyed.
  
  Wounded
  
  (
  
  Disease of the
  
  ;
  
  jU
  
  for
  
  jlt
  
  watery
  
  )
  
  jj.
  
  )
  
  jtfc
  
  :XJ.
  
  -if-
  
  To j
  
  Jaiio5Vi ;/- Ja'^ '\j Jati-J Uaii' be compliant with a. o. in (a bar-
  
  <•
  
  JVU r Jcr^
  
  •>
  
  )
  
  of the
  
  To penetrate into. j Caii o ja^ To be x^ t;.e-j *-<9^4^ jaii-j a ^j^**^ i
  
  depressed (land).
  
  J^U^"
  
  To shut (the eyes). To render (speech) ambi-
  
  loins.
  
  ft,
  
  cover
  
  (with
  
  a. o,
  
  s
  
  ^:J. o
  
  jU
  
  -^
  
  cover, to bury a. th. To heap ft, — up (grapes). To put a. th. in a right state. To fold and bury (hides). To overlay one another jl^o — and wither (plants). To become corrupt by "^Cj. a J*t reason of bandages (wound). To lose its hair in the sand Jii\
  
  To close (the eyes) To forbear a. th. To look scornfully
  
  To
  
  (hide). >}/-J^j lit
  
  J^^
  
  ^ Jj^' -^
  
  at a. '<
  
  To be
  
  Fameless, unknown (man). )
  
  r-Ui^
  
  ^
  
  (a skin).
  
  To
  
  u;i o
  
  jS ^
  
  j
  
  in (the
  
  ^Uilj o«*
  
  ~
  
  To
  
  ^3
  
  roof jSi Cit i \'^ o U-fc -tta house with wood and earth. To ,
  
  ,
  
  cover a. th.
  
  We
  
  c2xJ-'\
  
  iijiJI
  
  J^<^\
  
  my eyes, ju^
  
  '^y^ ~i\
  
  C»
  
  I
  
  I
  
  have
  
  Oaii ,,j^ ci^i^^ t* eyes ; i. e. I remained
  
  fj) CtfUt jl
  
  my
  
  sleepless. I
  
  got that without trouble.
  
  j^V^t
  
  ic
  
  dU'i j^nl
  
  j^Jt)'^ -r J^j^ Low, depressed (ground). Base, des-
  
  Abstruse
  
  Unknown c-Ua^Vfcj
  
  (nobility).
  
  J^i'S^
  
  '^
  
  :i»'r'*
  
  question. Secret, mystery.
  
  earth).
  
  sick
  
  C!Ai
  
  h—
  
  Ja\^ \i Jeuja^ J^i^i-J J»L_itJ J'a^ Twinkling of the eyes. Sleep, j^ij^j
  
  pised (man).
  
  accumulate (grapes).
  
  To be buried
  
  ja'S
  
  it
  
  Obscure (discourse).
  
  Fickle, unsteady.
  
  To bury
  
  jsli
  
  iJ'ySi u^lii 5- u^-i^ Despised, unknown (man). js'S j'i
  
  J^4i>
  
  r^ii riU -
  
  upon,
  
  closed (eye).
  
  have not shut Lowland.
  
  not shut
  
  f
  
  .*
  
  0.
  
  I
  
  trees.
  
  {m-
  
  ja'J^j jatS
  
  guous, obscure.
  
  clothes) for promoting sweat.
  
  Buried in the sand. Valley covered with jJ
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  gain).
  
  -^Xj-
  
  jj.
  
  jj.
  
  for
  
  (
  
  Having a complaint
  
  fell
  
  *jIp ^/»^ii»
  
  (discourse).
  
  ^
  
  j^t
  
  j>
  
  loins.
  
  Depth. Deep.
  
  The
  
  ,-
  
  ,
  
  for
  
  (
  
  (ground)
  
  «.!iL_;^ J
  
  uait'
  
  in o.'s belief,
  
  honour. To be *-3j4i. o (j^itj Usjii- ja'^i, -fthidden, concealed. To be abstruse
  
  (plant).
  
  To
  
  Ca^c
  
  a. o.
  
  Liar.
  
  iaiti
  
  having been overcome by him.
  
  damp (soil). To be deep. To dig deeply.
  
  (eye).
  
  Blearedness.
  
  drink (water) greedily.
  
  To cleave to a. o. (fever). To conceal a. o. (earth). To get the best over a. o.
  1>
  
  )
  
  OTA
  
  (
  
  man
  
  jau
  
  ^1
  
  Jp
  
  ^'J-
  
  b
  
  ^^
  
  Ij
  
  ^^•.t.'
  
  into a swoon.
  
  had a uxX! jl Co^^ ^^J^ gloomy day, a dark night.
  
  Vice, defect.
  
  Xia^t
  
  Blind-man (children's play). X^'-Jii • Much depressed land. ^»U» ^ ^j
  To despise a.
  
  0.
  
  ^ I'u;^ a lijij
  
  i
  
  Jait
  
  ^
  
  er
  
  (
  
  lS'
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  from oppves
  
  suffer
  
  sion of the chest.
  
  To be
  
  at the point of
  
  death.
  
  To
  
  distress, to grieve, to counte- s
  
  ract a.
  
  hidden.
  
  —
  
  JiLitj J?lltj i2j£j Jilt
  
  take
  
  a. th.
  
  as spoil.
  
  earn
  
  a. th.
  
  without
  
  give to a.
  
  booty.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  plunder
  
  o.
  
  i^i.
  
  fi>
  
  a share of
  
  — To
  
  ^
  
  »
  
  give a. th. as a free gift. a. th.
  
  ;
  
  * ^:t \j
  
  to
  
  J.ti
  
  lay hands on a. th. as spoil.
  
  To
  
  an oppor- i^'Ji\ ^^J.lj
  
  seize
  
  ^i\
  
  (5. pi.)
  
  *Uf over-
  
  is
  
  'i
  
  j\
  
  ^ ^
  
  speak through the
  
  a
  
  To
  
  :
  
  'J-'^j
  
  valley).
  
  To render (a garden) verdant. oU To sing with a melodious voice. '^\ To buzz (insect). To hum (man). To et>
  
  a —
  
  j^J jt^ij^ To
  
  (God).
  
  Numerous flock. The utmost of thy
  
  Humming
  
  ;
  
  owner of sheep. Succeeding
  
  without trouble. To stay (in a place). k_, To be constant in love
  
  with
  
  ^ilt
  
  > vl^
  
  x^jCs-
  
  ^j
  
  '^i.
  
  •«
  
  ^i
  
  Si^lJ
  
  iJ
  
  —
  
  i5* a
  
  ^p
  
  ki^ a J^p
  
  be satisfied with. do without a. th. coo (pigeon). render a. o. wealthy. to recite
  
  —
  
  ^^
  
  -}}-
  
  in taking Cut a d-^ -J^ breath at each draught. To be pi'one
  
  ^Zj (kit a r-^ -»over-affected, lacka-
  
  To coquet to flirt. -^ To be ;
  
  ,
  
  daisical.
  
  ^ »
  
  spoil, to fondle (a child).
  
  ^
  
  wJ ^jijj
  
  *J ^ J*
  
  no
  
  {in. f.) ^Oi.,,,;^^ Foppish, simperer.
  
  Badger.
  
  satisfy
  
  Fat, soft
  
  ^
  
  (
  
  C*
  
  \jJ>
  
  He
  
  filled for him the place of such a one.
  
  man has been
  
  child
  
  To be
  
  «C/
  
  iip ^^il
  
  u
  
  ^
  
  ^yj^
  
  y.cJpj joIt'
  
  -^
  
  »
  
  ,r
  
  ^f-
  
  -
  
  jxi- -»
  
  j^Ci ).
  
  over-affected in dress,
  
  To be
  
  Dandy Gunsmith
  
  yjS£
  
  foppish, to
  
  »j^Ci
  
  ^
  
  *s?*»-*^ sr
  
  -^
  
  flirt.
  
  tys^
  
  Affectation in dress.
  
  Fop. Coxcomb.
  ii j>t1
  
  .^
  
  ?«iit'
  
  -^^
  
  in deportement. C)!>Vs
  
  ^
  
  Hedge-hog.
  
  a. o.
  
  Gli dUt
  
  ,^
  
  ^Ci-j ?tJpj
  
  Grimace, simper.
  
  flirt. -^
  
  use to thee.
  
  useless.
  
  tJt'
  
  Coquettish
  
  a. 0.
  
  This
  
  ^
  
  Lackadaisical, mincing.
  
  To praise, to blame To do instead of, to will be of
  
  ^ij^
  
  Flirtation. Coquetry.
  
  verses.
  
  That
  
  lines of
  
  To drink
  
  To
  
  wealthy.
  
  ;
  
  (garden).
  
  Round
  
  to evil (soul). satisfied
  
  with her husband (wife). To be free from want, suj-j
  
  sing
  
  cS'^^
  
  the corners of the mouth.
  
  a. 0.
  
  To marry. To be
  
  To To To To To
  
  of insects.
  
  <St
  
  Speaking through the nose, .ui ^ '^\ Very populous ( village ). Luxuriant
  
  ability is to do so
  
  spoil.
  
  -5^
  
  —
  
  be bushy, lively (with
  
  insects, birds
  
  Nasal voice: twang. Gentle voice. Sound of a stone.
  
  Taking
  
  J
  
  nose, to snuffle,
  
  Prey, booty, spoil. Sheep, ewes, goats,
  
  Shepherd
  
  ^^
  
  tU-l)l
  
  Jj.
  
  be filled (skin). render (a branch) flowery
  
  tunity.
  
  Earning obtai- ^ui ^ ned without work.
  
  ^
  
  cast.
  
  ti'ouble.*
  
  To
  
  ij,\
  
  Fainting.
  
  The sky
  
  To To
  
  ^
  
  Swoon, fainting. 'Cil.j Roof made 'Uiij il^'1 ^ '^j 'Up with reeds and earth. In a swoon.
  
  o.
  
  Grief, anxiety.
  
  ^^
  
  To be dubious
  
  to a. 0. (news, affair).
  
  -fy
  
  ji'^i <•
  
  JSt^"^
  
  ^ftowards the ground
  
  or-
  
  (
  
  ^'^
  
  Supple, lithe. Swift (horse).
  
  To go j j^l> j(t1j j>'j 0> J^ ^ down to (a low country). To penetrate J IjUtj ^'jj^i Oi^ o — ,
  
  J —
  
  'A
  
  sink, to be lost
  
  j^j \'j^ o jii in the earth (water). To be intensely hot (day). To halt to ahght at ,
  
  :
  
  noon lor rest
  
  Ijj^j
  
  —
  
  lj*_^'
  
  j^i Sji'i^i 00* ~
  
  To set (star). To bestow benfits
  
  ^j
  
  s
  
  o
  
  \'jLi-^
  
  J^
  
  a. o.
  
  Jj 5
  
  —
  
  defeat, to
  
  to grant wealth.
  
  Sufficiency, adequacy.
  
  without
  
  Wealth, Song,
  
  '.i1
  
  oCitj kja
  
  \,':^
  
  j\
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  j^^
  
  *1£
  
  ij
  
  \j>
  
  it.
  
  sufficiency.
  
  'Oij
  
  J*
  
  "j^l ^ *^tb "^h-,'^,
  
  oVtIj
  
  Rich, wealthy.
  
  throw back (the
  
  j^
  
  j
  
  'C^l ^
  
  o"ij
  
  ^
  
  Needing no orna- oCJIpj >'>=•' 5r ^'•^ ments, modest, chaste (woman). Place of abode.
  
  ^ Ji* iJ >
  
  oU/i iip
  
  Ji;;
  
  it.
  
  That place
  
  (God).
  
  To
  
  ^ i^l
  
  He cannot do without
  
  a. o. (God).
  
  succour, to aid
  
  l\£
  
  time.
  
  (traveller).
  
  sink in its socket
  
  (eye).
  
  To
  
  ; to be in no need of a. o else. To do without a. th., to want no... To dispense with.
  
  He cannot do
  
  a. th. carefully.
  
  upon
  
  rich.
  
  self-sufficient
  
  To ask God
  
  li.to.
  
  To deepen, to scrutinise
  
  To
  
  be, to
  
  become
  
  To be
  
  Bi'oad (camel).
  
  To
  
  )
  
  To
  
  (braucli).
  
  for
  
  o^^
  
  is fit
  
  ^ ^'i^ \J^ o^/-
  
  such a one.
  
  enemy).
  
  To
  
  conceal
  
  a. th.
  
  ^ —
  
  To cause
  
  (springs of water) to disappear.
  
  filled
  
  the place of such a one.
  
  Singer.
  
  ^^ C^ a ^^^ ^
  
  Songstress.
  
  To make a
  
  raid to in (the
  
  jUi^b
  
  ip
  
  enemy's country).
  
  To come
  
  I.
  
  ^ j\sS
  
  j\
  
  seeking help.
  
  To run swiftly, to gallop (horse). j\sS To make reciprocal raids. To y^\£ urge horses against o. another. settle in a low ajOc^\ Jjc:L\ country. To become fat (cattle). To become swollen (wound). To ask (God) to 5 IjiyzJ,!. j;^l^ render a counti'y fruitful.
  
  To
  
  ollntj j\'^\
  
  -r
  
  J^i-
  
  Lowland. Bottom of the palate. Pit of the chin. Zeal. Laurel-tree.
  
  Nume-
  
  rous army.
  
  To
  
  oOU)l
  
  iill^
  
  together.
  
  ^t
  
  a. th.
  
  joui'uey in darkness.
  
  <.J^\ Unintentionnally, at hap hazard. Cji Intense darkness.
  
  (night). Of a
  
  Dark waUp' ^ ^i^ deep black (horse).
  
  Weak.
  
  Unmindful, heedless. Bustle of a fight.
  
  *ljji
  
  Crowd, press.
  
  '^'^j
  
  Locusts beginning to
  
  fly.
  
  *f-lc-
  
  — _>*
  
  -^
  
  Rabble. 'Vj.^
  
  Riot, quarrel, confusion.
  
  To
  
  i *Jj^j vii-\izM-\j ,(J_^
  
  help, to assist a. 0.
  
  To ask
  
  cj\i- "S"
  
  To rescue
  
  To cry for help. God has relieved us in his
  
  The two armies dashed
  
  a. 0.
  
  df>^ *ji»lr,
  
  '"jil
  
  UJl*1
  
  mercy. the succom- of
  
  ^j
  
  s oUf-li,
  
  a. o.
  
  Raid on horseback,
  
  c\j\s.
  
  ^
  
  o'Js.
  
  inroad, predatory incursion, razzia.
  
  Navel. Gallop, quick run of a horse.
  
  To pour horsemen
  
  for a
  
  SjU)l
  
  '^
  
  a. th.
  
  Low
  
  help,
  
  cj\'^j
  
  oI^'j
  
  o^
  
  Rescue, help, d-i^'j
  
  ^Jli^lj
  
  o'^J
  
  >^'j^
  
  Cry for
  
  succour. Call for help.
  
  To bead
  
  hostile incm-sion.
  
  Bottom of
  
  s^Ii/S
  
  overlook, to be
  
  unmindful of
  
  j
  
  to a. o. for
  
  Hole, cavern, cave,
  
  To
  
  ground.
  
  jjl
  
  in
  
  *iUs-ll.
  
  the body
  
  walking
  
  (
  
  ^^j
  
  (UyT o ^^Vt -{^ man, horse). To incline ,
  
  er\
  
  C -.
  
  W^
  
  Deep.
  
  °
  
  Marjoram (plant). ^^ P To take »j s Jvit \j V>' o Jvt. «a. th. away unexpectedly. To cause a. o. to perish (wateiiesB land). To ,
  
  intoxicate a. o. (wine).
  
  To eat voraciously. Sy> -^ To hun-y iu (an affair). j Jjii To assume various colours, J^ shapes. To be confused ( affair). To be wayless
  
  To destroy Lock
  
  s
  
  of a door.
  
  —
  
  Jli -^
  
  Headache. Intoxication. PerJ^ plexity, anxiety. Extensive desert.
  
  He
  
  fell
  
  perplexing
  
  in a
  
  yjd. '^'^ Jl
  
  Deep
  
  in
  
  knowledge yj^\
  
  Sinking into the earth
  
  j^
  
  S'^ j
  
  S^
  
  (water).
  
  Noon. Mid-day sleep, siesta. Sun. Mid-day nap. jj U^ sr »J^J a'j^J Cavern, cave, grotto.
  
  Cj\'j\i*J
  
  Making
  
  •^
  
  frequent
  
  j^y^ ^
  
  predatory. purpose a. th.
  
  raids
  
  ;^vt I'j^
  
  J^J j^
  
  j^'j^j jjSii'
  
  ;
  
  » C>'o ji'p ^ oO*^ t j^^
  
  Gaz. Petroleum.
  
  To
  
  talk nonsense. Locust-eating bird. Discordant sound. Bustle,
  
  ^^t' a
  
  J'j^ y. iijt'-^
  
  "^
  
  —
  
  uproar.
  
  Glass bracelets.
  
  case.
  
  :
  
  able.
  
  To
  
  (de.sert).
  
  a. o. (ogre).
  
  \^^
  
  )
  
  Invidious.
  
  oCsJ^t o
  
  Unforeseen mis-
  
  o>^s*j Jl^l ?- J^ accident. Demon. Ogre.
  
  fortune,
  
  Genius assuming various shapes. a Snake. Alkauet (plant). J^l u*: Secret murder. xLs; Unforeseen (misfortune). jjvi. Destructive (desert).
  
  JJ
  
  1^ ^
  
  iUCs.
  
  Misfortune. Wickedness, mischief.
  
  Sword-stick, dagger. Loss, ruin.
  
  To
  
  allure
  
  Jj^j 'J^ to seduce, to mislead
  
  to evil,
  
  s ^s'J-h
  
  To be seduced,
  
  i
  
  .
  
  a. o.
  
  covetous.'
  
  To curdle (milk). • iS''JTo coalesce against. it ^j\£ To be seduced, misled. < To tS^^'l incline towards. To be allured by. To deceive, to lead asti'ay. 5 i^^iS-ll, To seduce a. o. fi>
  
  spent the night hungry. Error, wi'ong course.
  
  ^'^
  
  I
  
  Error,
  
  -l^
  
  Thing
  
  Seducer. Satan.
  
  Small head. Water-skin.
  
  '^J'^j 'J"'
  
  oC^ ^ *^ ^
  
  coveted. Natural, unlawful child, Allurement, deceit.
  
  c->
  
  'd
  
  ts'^j
  
  o/S^j
  
  ^
  
  j\i,
  
  sink
  
  into
  
  jc
  
  —
  
  To come suddenly upon
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  dip, to
  
  plunge
  
  a. 0. into
  
  j
  
  5
  
  ^^
  
  ^
  
  ^3,(i
  
  (water.)'
  
  Diving, plun-
  
  u^\'^j
  in (sin
  
  j—
  
  ).
  
  Diver (bird). Pearl-diver.
  
  u^'S^
  
  Diving-place.
  
  ^j^CU
  
  Abstruse, deep
  
  (
  
  for
  
  ^joiji^
  
  )
  
  ^i^ •
  
  (speech).
  
  To
  
  sink in (the sand
  
  foot).
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  :
  
  0>y^
  
  y^
  
  -ft-
  
  concealed, depressed.
  
  sink, to deepen
  
  a y^j A J?^^ —
  
  (a well).
  
  To enter into. To swallow (food)
  
  j in large
  
  J^t
  
  1»^
  
  mouthfuls.
  
  To relieve the bowels. To vie with a. 0. in plunging. To be bent (wood).
  
  .fc^ i,jU5 J,uil_
  
  :ut
  
  jij
  
  -yjS c\'J.
  
  to
  
  deepen, to examine a. th.
  
  minutely.
  
  Going deep
  
  :
  
  To be
  
  To
  
  l)Cu j'J--ii-
  
  plunge,
  
  to
  
  ging. Artful.
  
  <jl}i a
  
  <>
  
  dive,
  
  (water).
  
  J^a
  
  jj-j tf i ^s'Ji misled to err. To be disappointed. To suffer indigestion j'^ a J^
  
  (young camel).
  
  To
  
  J^ ^\'^
  
  '
  
  !^j '^
  
  Depression of land. Young camel. i»jU. o Depressed land. Garden. Privy. Ja;(i Human excrement, faeces. Surroundings of Damascus. xi?^ Fruitful valley.
  
  !
  
  err
  
  C
  
  The
  
  invisible world.
  
  Absent.
  
  ojiJ.Vi'j
  
  J^
  
  v^'^
  
  v^-J
  
  vr^ f
  
  '-^-'
  
  »r^-''^
  
  Third person {gram.).
  
  ^ Bj
  
  heart, by me-
  
  ^
  
  ^S^^ Jtj
  
  niory.
  
  Depressed, low
  
  oQitj
  
  ,- *j'^
  
  »_(li
  
  gi'Aund. Thicket. Forest. Spear,
  
  i-t
  
  liaokbiting, slander.
  
  Grave. i_)Ct roots of the trees. _,>ljt i-jL/j — Covert. Screen. cA>S:f- -r "^SJ-
  
  The
  
  ^1
  
  The bottom of a pit. By default (sentence).
  
  'J.Cfr
  
  Sunset.
  
  ^
  
  Whose husband
  
  is
  
  :4Ct
  
  absent
  
  ;-l<1 ,_^i;:
  
  i-iij _-ii
  
  »
  
  Oji
  
  i
  
  otfc
  
  ( rain, God ). To be watered by rain
  
  -Ji-
  
  c_cf;
  
  (earth).
  
  To become fat (camel). Abundant rain. Herbage
  
  c.^
  
  o^' ^ t^
  
  springing up after rain. Cloud. Bees.
  
  oji"
  
  Pouring abundant rain
  
  <-J^.
  
  much water
  
  i
  
  .^
  
  (cloud).
  
  Swift-running (horse).
  
  ^J^ /> ii,ii
  
  •j:i.
  
  (well).
  
  Watered by
  
  rain
  
  •^y^i
  
  
  (ground).
  
  To be
  
  iXt a o-t -^
  
  thin, pliant
  
  (bough).
  
  To bend the neck from
  
  fa-
  
  tigue or softness.
  
  To bend the body
  
  in
  
  
  j
  
  jjU;
  
  walking. Softness, suppleness. Bending of
  
  jufc
  
  the neck.
  
  Come on Make haste. .xi jut Young, tender and cj\i\i. ^ sSvi pliant bough. Soft young woman. Young, tender, o-t ^ ^'j:1 ^ jut'l pliant (bough). Young and slender !
  
  (youth).
  
  Bloom To be
  
  of youth.
  
  jealous
  
  js. |jU.j
  
  oCij
  
  ijjtj
  
  tjCJJl olXt s^yT a j^ -»
  
  of.
  
  To grudge a. o. ^— To pay the bloodwit to. i jUj tjjt — To supply a. o. with provisions. ,
  
  i
  
  ^j
  
  C^jtj
  
  j[,\t
  
  disappointed. Following his passions.
  
  Snare,
  
  Dange-
  
  pitfall, trap.
  
  rous place. Misleading, deceiviog, I spent the night
  
  hungry. To set up (a
  
  flag, 4>
  
  oC
  
  '»i/J
  
  ]^
  
  _^j ^ji'j
  
  Cilj
  
  Cj
  
  Ci^^''
  
  —
  
  ufc
  
  j^
  
  -»•
  
  ^
  
  Ut
  
  a limit).
  
  To brandish (a sword). To be motionless (clouds). To
  
  uti
  
  attain the utmost degree in a. th. Aim, purpose. Flag, ^(ij oCu ^ X>\s, standard. Utmost limit, maximum.
  
  Exceedingly.
  
  (woman). To water the earth
  
  Yielding
  
  )
  
  Led into error,
  
  The utmost
  
  iub, ••
  
  :cjU, d_,
  
  of thy
  
  lir Jiij o1 •il^'^
  
  ability is to do so. Light of the sun-rays. Cloud.
  
  Shadow. A. th. to which a
  
  ^ C^i^j
  
  XiiS
  
  limit is set.
  
  ui^
  
  v"^ "^ To be absent, remote, hidden from. To set, to disappear v^^j C^ — (sun, moon). He lost his mind. v_jI>oJI ^s- ijifc Qjl-i^j
  
  *rc^j y^s%.J
  
  To be j
  
  xljfc J '5't%J hidden, concealed
  
  ^^
  
  i
  
  ^Sr^J "^.J^-i v't^ in.
  
  To backbite a. o. To render unapparent
  
  i
  
  » »_;Uilj *rlt :
  
  to
  
  Aj
  
  ~ —
  
  y w!fc
  
  remove, to conceal a. o. or a. th. To learn a. th. by heart. A— May he be buried in his iJCi i::!t grave To address a. o. absent. 5 .J'jjs. To have her husband absent: ^\^\ (woman). To absent o.'s self, to go ^J^, if-
  
  ^
  
  away from. To glide away,
  
  to escape.
  
  ^'j\£
  
  Absence, remo- ,.^.»j t-jCt j
  of a well
  
  Y T\
  
  (
  
  pebbles, earth jiv
  
  ;
  
  a well.
  
  in
  
  Bdellium, Theban palm
  
  kind of
  
  :
  
  jii
  
  gum. '^^J: jii
  
  Stone for measuring water. iliv Bottom of a well. Q Large turbau of the js* ^ ilsi eyeball.
  
  ji/J
  
  Azure, pale blue colour,
  
  Weak
  
  -d«'
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  ixij-
  
  *2>
  
  -S-
  
  J^ll
  
  .
  
  ^
  
  furbish
  
  Ci^'
  
  i
  
  jiC l^v o Viv -^ ,
  
  (a blade).
  
  it
  
  as
  
  tliy
  
  owu
  
  ifc
  
  :ii>
  
  ij
  
  To suck
  
  s'^/j
  
  Sjls^j
  
  _^2V
  
  property.
  
  vivlCijj
  
  ,
  
  ^^
  
  o ^Xf'
  
  ^
  
  j difCijj 5
  
  —
  
  up (marrow).
  
  To
  
  What
  
  is
  
  s?-',^"' "^^
  
  *
  
  Jiy
  
  Bitter, sour, acrid.
  
  To
  
  fill
  
  sucked.
  
  (a skin).
  
  smash a. To plunge water
  
  *J'i5C/j i!ll5Cji
  
  ewe.?
  
  through
  
  ol^v'
  
  abide, to dwell
  
  ^_j
  
  tfeiV"
  
  o
  
  zS^'
  
  ^
  
  in (a place).
  
  iJii
  
  ^ix
  
  ,,
  
  -«-
  
  th. a.
  
  th.
  
  • J
  
  intu
  
  ,
  
  -
  
  ifc
  
  a
  
  ,,r-?*'
  
  prov.). i. €. he contends with { one more clever than he.
  
  be patient, grave. jj-iSO' o cJ^V loiter to pause, to expect, j c^'Ji Expectation, oUfeio cjj>^j d5C/ :
  
  abode. Expecting.
  
  c^O
  
  Staid, sedate, slow. i_,
  
  t-i^^"
  
  c^Si.^
  
  li^^-'j 1j3C/ o aSC»'
  
  -|:5-
  
  in (a place).
  
  Comb.
  
  ofei^
  
  (well).
  
  ;jlSX« ji
  
  arC»
  
  »
  
  (the
  
  Clai/
  
  fell a. 0.
  
  .la5/»
  
  i
  
  -ft-
  
  i-
  
  s
  
  —
  
  s laAij >-jj s
  
  —
  
  Auguring from the casting of JaSC* pebbles. Violent ( blow ). Exhausted (camel). Slave freed by a freednaan. Well twisted rope. a. th.
  
  gree-
  
  dily.
  
  To suck
  
  tarry, to stay in (a place).
  
  Unexhaustible
  
  fit>
  
  ).
  
  To drink c.^i-"j,*l^:r%»-*J (^'5^'*,J V'jU&iij
  
  To remain
  
  To
  
  To feel dizzy. ^-X^>j Cjt/ To pour much (water). To vie in diving with o. a He vies in diving with a
  
  To
  
  avarice.
  
  To To
  
  ^'^^
  
  jy-^i-''
  
  o^'
  
  ^iSCij di^flfct/*' ^ i^fct»' Drinking-cup. .^ Weaver's
  
  Sucking his
  
  _>?i-»j j?"'
  
  fish.
  
  neck) of a. o. To anger a. 0. To bind a. 0. by (oath). To strike a. o. with (a stick). To tie a. 0. with a rope.
  
  loom.
  
  ^
  
  ^/i
  
  ju^j Jii
  
  To break
  
  Marrow. Measure for grain.
  
  Aloes. Poison.
  
  i&iV
  
  Mecca.
  
  To
  
  l^jv o
  
  fish
  
  press (a debtor), jcj
  
  From Mecca.
  
  To
  
  a
  
  (the neck)
  
  To macerate (salt fish). ^ yj>Sj — To be bitter, acid, sour. s'^Ta a Ju^ To become bitter, sour (milk). ^\
  
  (
  
  Cai«e, pre.gervation.
  
  Keep
  
  To break
  
  Pickled
  
  sight.
  
  Azured. Having 4^ ^ -i^v" ^ sore eyes, red eyelids.
  
  To
  
  ^.i-^ ^
  
  ^\j'-^\ -^J
  
  fjlant).
  
  Bitterness, acridness, sourness.
  
  ulemas. -,
  
  C-^'
  
  0>Ju.'»'j
  
  of a. o.
  
  tree.
  
  lilye
  
  loathsome. Parsley (
  
  Fruit of the wild palm-
  
  J^
  
  )
  
  Hated, abominal^le.
  
  (
  
  its
  
  mother
  
  :
  
  young
  
  s
  
  —
  
  one).
  
  To be suspected of. To have the complexion through grief. Stagnating water. He pursues his design
  
  »_i
  
  altered
  
  ^o*
  
  ^L
  
  I
  
  ^zi
  
  ,2£»1
  
  ^
  
  ujl>i.
  
  ;»i»'
  
  j>
  
  unremittingly.
  
  To look at a. 0. s 5liy o ji-' -^ To plunge a. th. into water. A— To plunge 0. a. into Jalil? 5 Jj\>' water.
  
  Abounding with milk (she-camel).
  
  To plunge
  
  repeatedly.
  
  J3>1,
  
  is
  
  J^:
  
  o\ jl i>*>i^'
  
  '^S-^
  
  Remainder of
  
  ^^
  
  over
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  the mastery
  
  ^a ^;pi:jC\j
  
  punish (a deceiver God).
  
  —
  
  To dye
  
  To be enabled
  
  to get hold of.
  
  {coll.) ^Sii^ j
  
  Vigour. Powei", ability. Ivlachine.
  
  olifC*
  
  ^
  
  
  Pos.sibility. likeliness.
  
  As much as
  
  a
  
  ^SCv
  
  :
  
  Ai'tifice, craft, shift.
  
  o^/^l
  
  possible, olfev" VI jj,j
  
  Place, spot.
  
  Red
  
  It
  
  -^
  
  Dyed
  
  Xi^i
  
  Power, high
  
  To
  
  Strength.
  
  J
  
  Jf
  
  CSCv
  
  i
  
  ,_^«'
  
  -«-
  
  — To collect taxes. .jJ^^'i He con- ^l J s uiSOj Jiru.i ^C" tended with him in the sale.
  
  Slowliness.
  
  Steady, fast,
  
  -ijJsLi
  
  strong.
  
  !
  
  ^^^
  
  Market-tax. Custom-
  
  Possible, likely.
  
  Strengthened, fastened.
  
  ^r-^'
  
  -^
  
  duty.
  
  Tax-
  
  Declinable in all cases
  
  u*'^^*«^J
  
  ij-f^j ,jSj^\ k-^Vo
  
  gatherer.
  
  (noun).
  
  Declinable in
  
  two
  
  ^5C» \
  
  To
  
  J^
  
  cases (noun;.
  
  i
  
  Indeclinable.
  
  (^j
  
  whistle
  
  through the
  
  fingers.
  
  o^^"* -^ i^»' o ^V -«
  
  To
  
  chirp (bird).
  
  blistered (hand).
  
  lair.
  
  Whi-stle
  
  ^^I'l
  
  Ji\j^
  
  J^/'j jj=^ jlj^''^ _^?i^
  
  red.
  
  defraud,
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  to cheat a. o. in a sale.
  
  good order.
  
  To b3
  
  s^XV
  
  Crafty, deceitful, s^^^'j oj^f^ Deceiver, trickster.
  
  Influence, credit.
  
  jSC^"
  
  Herninria lenticulosa. jjsjj Jsu^ ^ plant used as fodder for cattle.
  
  ness.
  
  rank.
  
  Stratagem.
  
  clay.
  
  Craft, stratagem, shift.
  
  d^''
  
  J(^''^j "Cf-'A -r
  
  Rank, degree. He had a olSCij jiJIj ^11 ^y o^r great deal of knowledge, and clever-
  
  ;
  
  fei;.'
  
  a ^^50'
  
  .ISC^I
  
  rrj^^j
  
  "J^"'
  
  chirp of birds.
  
  \isj>j
  
  >\isu'
  
  "Whi.-:tIIiig bird.
  
  To
  
  To water
  
  red-coloured.
  
  engine, instrument.
  
  Den,
  
  ^3^b ~
  
  To be red. \'J^ a _^' To store up (grain). jUf To beguile a. o. 5 _;SC>1 To seek to circumvent o. a. J^'C^ To be dyed red to be ^^i^\j ^,5o»l
  
  ^^i
  
  Locust's egg. Bird's nest.
  
  To
  
  a. th. red.
  
  5
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  (a field).
  
  Locusts, lizards' eggs,
  
  In
  
  JC'
  
  » ^i^.> , vJ 2> 'I3^' o beguile, to cii'cumvent a. o.
  
  A —
  
  kjj
  
  to.
  
  ^
  
  ^^j*'
  
  ?r
  
  To
  
  firm footing in (a
  
  place).
  
  To get
  
  J^—cT^^
  
  blood wit.
  
  unable to get up. To be strengthened.
  
  To have a
  
  ^
  
  (YTT)
  
  JHe
  
  stitch, to
  
  tack (a
  
  "'SS'^
  
  A
  
  -^
  
  >U' o
  
  i
  
  I
  
  i
  
  I
  
  ^^
  
  jjp ^Sl^j^
  
  ,
  
  ^ifciV o ^;,SC/ -^
  
  credit with,
  
  To be fast, To have eggs -^
  
  -ii-
  
  garment). To put (bread, meat) into ^ j^S^lj — embers. To straighten (a bow) in jUJO A QV the fire. To be tedious (journey). U- 3>«'1j — He hastened the ^]\ j -^[j walk.
  
  xJ^^yj
  Old waterless well.
  
  To have
  
  '^
  
  'j/'
  
  hold little water Vj!Ci o J5C«' -}^ and much slime (well). Slime in a well. V^'fj i^^ Slimy (well). jfe^J ^ J^iO' Having little water (tank). j5^*, Having much water (well).
  
  i
  
  !
  
  strong.
  
  o
  
  JGlj .Ufei..«'
  
  c^"'
  
  a jSC*'
  
  (lizard).
  
  I
  
  To strengthen a. th. To enable, to empower
  
  fit
  
  ^/>
  
  s
  
  ^fev'
  
  JC» ]j
  
  —
  
  a. o. to.
  
  To become
  
  possible, easy to
  
  ^ ^^^C^l
  
  a. o. (affair). It
  
  may
  
  be that.
  
  j'l
  
  jf^l
  
  (
  
  To
  
  help, to conspire
  
  with
  
  Y rr
  
  with a rheuin
  
  afflict a. o.
  
  s yji]
  
  (God). filled
  
  with
  
  ':^>ij "^y^
  
  (J^C
  
  anger.
  
  fi>
  
  syj-Tj iiyj>'j
  
  To be
  
  jt V Uj
  
  in. c^jJI
  
  J VUx^l
  
  solvent debtors.
  
  Quantity,
  
  fall
  
  restless, to fret (sick
  
  jli.jj
  
  As much as the hand can
  
  To weary a. o. «l\pj 5 'jji*\ To dictate a. th. to. V>Ul. — J^ To embrace (a religion). l^^\j ji;.7 To be pu'led. d:J[ To be wearied of. a 34.^1
  
  Bread baked under the
  
  .sleeps soundly.
  
  ^i^ll
  
  Crowd. The chief men,
  
  ^Uj
  
  jj.
  
  ('haracter.
  
  Manners. Rheuin, defluxion.
  
  Woman's
  
  •
  
  »>t«i ^^ !^»'
  
  Deliberation,
  
  princes.
  
  fi>
  
  ness.
  
  :j§^\
  
  hold. Handful.
  
  <_ijl J>»
  
  ashes. Religion. Belief. Nation,
  
  jl/.^
  
  ^
  
  plaid.
  
  Xj^U
  
  'y.J>
  
  jJU
  
  ^
  
  4-j '^>i ;r e'>^'
  
  Surfeit, repletion.
  
  Bread well baked. Weariness. Feveri.sh sweat. Pain
  
  jj^U'j J^U'j
  
  in the
  
  D Egyptian measure of about a gallon.
  
  Rich,
  
  Feverish heat. Intense thirst.
  
  ^
  
  XJ'SUj tsSU
  
  *lSUj '^U wealthy: solvent man. 'lib^'b
  
  ^
  
  _
  
  Water-carrier.
  
  •^' -^
  
  the richest
  
  man
  
  yj^\
  
  yj^] yj,
  
  of his tribe.
  
  'j~^j ,J^'
  
  Filled.
  
  To
  
  ^>^b
  
  coax,
  
  to soothe
  
  a. o.
  
  Sj s £!_>' o cl»' -»
  
  with false promises.
  
  To beat a. o. slightly. To adulate, to dissemble
  
  ^ ?
  
  —
  
  c-JU
  
  mother
  
  :
  
  ^i^j ^iv r-i^j o r-'u
  
  :
  
  5 r-i»l
  
  Foster-brother. Illustrious
  
  aLU' J_>ii./»'
  
  JiiV
  
  -{f
  
  —
  
  Swiftness. Elephant's trunk. Needle for collyrium. Stiletto,
  
  J^iiV
  
  j
  
  iUiV
  
  style.
  
  Swift (ass).
  
  J»,!i*.»
  
  Swift-running (she-camel). fill
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  oj o*-) * * sSl"',j SU To satisfy a. o. with.
  
  help
  
  the
  
  j^i.'
  
  a
  
  a. o. in.
  
  his fame in
  
  Avliole
  
  J^jVl
  
  '>(/•'
  
  «
  
  ^ ^~— *jj>
  
  earth. to .strait.
  
  «^Uj
  
  I>JVI kAso '^'j
  
  s«>U'
  
  — —
  
  wealthy.
  
  Yellowish, brown. Barren desert.
  
  Sucking his she-camels out of avarice.
  
  utmost. ^.a(A
  
  jaV
  
  To be full of. ^/._ yc>\} yj^j SU a "jy To have a rheum. S'>U' o ^'.j 'V* To fill a. th. A iiLiJ *y_j«' To brace (a bow) to the J V^^lj ~
  
  (man).
  
  Sugar-candy. Wild
  
  'jjij
  
  J»l;.j
  
  He put him To be rich,
  
  suckling).
  
  J^'
  
  J^i^'j J4«'
  
  To trouble a. 0. (accident). To be restless in bad, to fret.
  
  He spread
  
  To suckle (a child). To exhaust (its mother's milk
  
  *
  
  child).
  
  f.) ;TyU'j
  
  Annoyance. Te hurry on.
  
  To
  
  with.
  
  Dusk, nightfall. To suck (his s GJU' &
  
  Jl/ Jy^i
  
  Wearied, disgusted, [m. Baked, cooked iu embers (meat, bread). Trodden (path).
  
  ^ii/i^
  
  :d/i
  
  Jji
  
  back. Restlessness of a sick person.
  
  .>bil
  
  of filling.
  
  Full.
  
  d*,
  
  rite.
  
  Stitch. ;«>l/ij
  
  Bed-sheet.
  
  is
  
  —
  
  Wearied. ^y Hot ashes. Feverish sweat. Weari-jU'
  
  '^\ ^
  
  measure,
  
  vessel.
  
  He
  
  >'
  
  a
  
  yju^'
  
  of.
  
  fi>
  
  To help o. another He has wealthy,
  
  "Way
  
  ^j
  
  person).
  
  He was
  
  He
  
  be
  
  disgusted with, weary
  
  a. 0. for.
  
  To
  
  %
  
  )
  
  To
  
  jc
  
  ^ ^^'\
  
  To draw water.
  
  ^
  
  .^
  
  (
  
  jA-
  
  VY 1
  
  Foliage of a wild growing in the desert.
  
  date.
  
  Navigation. Salt-trade.
  
  i>>U,
  
  Salt-mine.
  
  ikU-V j ;>
  
  Saltiness. Stock-fish.
  
  ;:^V
  
  7>yLi
  
  Witticism, witty. r^Si^\ ^ ^J^\ Sailoi", seaman. Ti'ader in salt. ^>U' -^
  
  Hoary
  
  frost.
  
  (fish, water). .^>Ulj ^5U ^ ^.o/ Good, hfindsome, facetious. Good, pretty. oj^"^ ^ ^"^^ f^uoeda b"ccata', acid leguminous ^^ji
  
  Salt
  
  All right, well
  
  I
  
  .^b>'
  
  ^
  
  Mixed of white ^ 'GsiV ^ ^^1 and black (ram). Dusty. Grey-hail ed, grey-
  
  iilJIj _,iljl
  
  —
  
  Blue-eyed.
  
  iU3l
  
  beauti- rd»j ^j u1 of
  
  Salted
  
  ^
  
  ^^J*
  
  rtUi
  
  j,
  
  fish.
  
  'j;"k/>
  
  ^^"'j ^i^ ^li/ ^ «a4^
  
  ^JL.^
  
  ^-::l>'j
  
  Possessor of or trader in salt. -rX^ To journey at a vehe- ^^i a !^JU -Jtment pace. To go away. He occupies himself with JJsVJl J — pull out.
  
  To draw
  
  forth
  
  a
  
  ^^dS^ij
  
  —
  
  a. th.
  
  corrupt,
  
  !^1«'
  
  ^il^AV o
  
  5 {^JC*
  
  a. o.
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  rdi>lj
  
  ji-Iij
  
  hawk).
  
  To
  
  To draw A ^:^\
  
  pull off (the bi-idle).
  
  Fugitive slave. Blaudisher.
  
  Cor chorus
  
  alitor ins.
  
  ^^•'
  
  C^Jj-'j
  
  ^jii G
  
  Jew's mallow. Garden mallow. Deprived of reason ^man). ji.!l
  
  -^jcCj
  
  To stretch To be soft,
  
  a jOV
  
  » laU
  
  a. th.
  
  tender.
  
  To
  
  o oL*'
  
  \'jjj>'
  
  -5^
  
  quiver (bough).
  
  To
  
  Q/
  
  ?JU P
  
  a
  
  ^' »
  
  i
  
  salt (fish).
  
  To suckle (a child). To backbite a. 0. To G>-_^j iiXv) *>ji^
  
  5
  
  Jj
  
  G>Jl.'
  
  pretty.
  
  tiful,
  
  To be good,
  
  a 2(
  
  *-^l>^ o rd^j a o
  
  become salt (water). To become beau*»^j ^^U'
  
  — —
  
  ^*
  
  o
  
  rti>*'
  
  To
  
  fine.
  
  fat (camel).
  
  To be dusty, grayish. bJ.' a tJ^ To compose excellent poetry. ^-J* To put much salt in (a * 9-jUlj ^1»' dish). To rub (a camel's palate)
  
  sal
  
  salt.
  
  commen- y (s-^U j Wli* To be the foster-brother
  
  the
  
  of.
  
  t3(» of.
  
  rt>l
  
  water).
  
  To
  
  give salt water to
  
  (
  
  5
  
  —
  
  a^Jl s
  
  —
  
  the
  
  cattle).
  
  He commended him.
  
  What a goodly man
  
  !
  
  i^x'j\
  
  \j>}
  
  i>ju«*l 0>
  
  affect
  
  ^'^
  
  To threaten a. o. J To mix truth with falsehood. To be intermixed of white and
  
  '-.'irj*'^
  
  To become
  
  fat (beast).
  
  To
  
  cleverness. ^oij
  
  '-rSJ^s^
  
  black (ram). find a. th. fine, goodly.
  
  Salt. Facetious speech.
  
  Knowledge. Learned
  
  fi>
  
  ^-XX^i
  
  ^^
  
  ^y^^ ^ men. Beauty.
  
  A
  
  soften (a hide).
  
  Jjj,'
  
  o\j^j Jiv
  
  ;
  
  youthfulness. jjji
  
  Nitre.
  
  Cjj^Jj
  
  Rock-salt.
  
  ^J^J-
  
  Saltish,
  
  7.'>\»j
  
  rdi'^
  
  ^
  
  •\jx:
  
  j.
  
  jjj>)j,j]y
  
  5->^j
  
  ^M^**!
  
  ?r
  
  ^J*
  
  ^ ^J^,
  
  brackish water.
  
  Compact, bond. *^^,j ^, There is a sacred ^.'u^ j\ r-1*^ i; j'i'; bond between them two. Saltish, salt.
  
  Grayish. Bluish.
  
  Softness, delicateness
  
  Tender,
  
  fi,
  
  <>-j
  
  Goodliness. Inviolable compact.
  
  pull out (a tooth).
  
  (the sword,.
  
  To
  
  salt in
  
  (a dish).
  
  To
  
  tasteless (meat).
  
  To blandi.sh. to fondle To put out (an eye
  
  To
  
  o^'C»
  
  <>
  
  trifles.
  
  To become
  
  ^
  
  To become brackish (sweet
  
  long-shaped grapes.
  
  Salt-vessel. Saline.
  
  To
  
  To put
  
  — To be
  
  ful, finer.
  
  Kind
  
  r4l>'
  
  cypi-ess
  
  trowel.
  
  with
  
  bearded.
  
  More
  
  Mason's
  
  become
  
  plants.
  
  ^
  
  &
  
  )
  
  Beauty of the face. Kindness. Sentence. Witticism.
  
  ^JC« -^j
  
  Main body
  
  of the sea. Witticism. Pi-osperity. ^^ Wind propeUing a ship. Bag. Veil.
  
  ?nJU
  
  skLij ?tU'
  
  OdA
  
  ^
  
  xijui
  
  ^iU
  
  .L-U *U Midday. Sour milk mixed with 'llJlli year.
  
  Unfi'iutfiil
  
  sweet.
  
  ^.W
  
  ^>lj
  
  wl^b
  
  ^
  
  cr-i^l
  
  Roller for the ground.
  
  To rummage.
  
  -^
  
  To
  
  llii^
  
  A CiU
  
  j^'
  
  o
  
  «
  
  (the hair, feathers).
  
  oil"
  
  Mole-cricket
  
  J^,
  
  \'y'
  
  ^
  
  JiJ\j, -^
  
  (insect).
  
  get ,_4iJ J '^^' a
  
  slip, to
  
  loose
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  u^S''
  
  ,
  
  rope).
  
  (
  
  To miscarry
  
  'cJ^\j
  
  Ia^)>. c-aU'l
  
  ^j,
  
  ^\j ^^\j
  
  ^''^,
  
  Bare, waste (desert). Ho.
  
  To run
  
  smooth
  
  ^4ij ^^^
  
  bow-
  
  (
  
  To
  
  smite sword).
  
  a. o.
  
  with
  
  Jd/^'i
  
  hypocrilical, liar.
  
  To lag behind. \'jjC jU — To take a. th. away. ^_, To deliver a. 0. from. s JU' To bring a. th. » J^\j Jc^ij J^]
  
  To escape from.
  
  u-O'u^''^ (woman), o^y^ lI.'j OaU' o iaU -«-
  
  Ravislier. Wolf.
  
  Bald.
  
  to miscarry
  
  To smear
  
  (a
  
  ;fc
  
  ,
  
  > To
  
  wall) with clay.
  
  patty
  
  (
  
  a ves-
  
  sel j.
  
  Stark-naked. To shive (the hair).
  
  jaU' cK>
  
  ^ To
  
  remo-
  
  t °
  
  *'iaV
  
  scald (a beast) for
  
  s
  
  -tt-
  
  0»^
  
  mixed
  
  o Jai*j iali
  
  To have no
  
  ^>ij QaU' a iaU
  
  hair on
  
  the body. recite the half of a
  
  5 JJC*^
  
  J^'
  
  verse alternately with (another). To cast off her foetus (sheJail]
  
  camel).
  
  To
  
  be polished, smooth, unfeathered (arrow).
  
  To snatch
  
  a. th.
  
  Knave
  
  mixed
  
  iai>l^
  
  j,5ut ^iaiU
  
  Gypsum. Cement. Putty.
  
  JaU
  
  ^
  
  i»>l»,
  
  Woimd
  
  -ikiA j
  
  J»l._^
  
  on the head. sUaijj
  
  Hairless on the body. Featherless (aiTow).
  
  UV" jji ^Jai>»1
  
  Featherless farrow). Hairless (abortive fcetus).
  
  ^' »
  
  CJl»'
  
  o
  
  o.
  
  *jLlb 5
  
  ^'j
  
  iu^
  
  —
  
  a
  
  ,jJji
  
  A
  
  ^jju>
  
  smooth, even. .smoothe
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  level
  
  ground).
  
  To deliver a. 0. from. To overspread (darkness). To lose its
  
  ^^.^
  
  j
  
  —
  
  ,_^i«l
  
  wool (ewe).
  
  To become smooth. ,^Jii To slip forth from ^^ ^i»lj ^jSj \j — (the hand). To escape from. To be taken away (sight). 1,^4^' To be smooth. Cr-^^l Thin upper garment.
  
  ^_^' a
  
  Confusedness of darkness. Swift (she-camel). Unfaithful
  
  ^jjj:
  
  ^'JU"
  
  (man).
  
  He
  
  origin.
  
  Kind of swift run.
  
  _ji»'
  
  j^'
  
  y^\
  
  a
  
  unawares. Ja,yul_,
  
  jJij
  
  ^^ jui_, jUJi^
  
  To urge (a beast). a To castrate (a ram). To fawn, to blandish a. To be X^J^h '<^^'
  
  (thft
  
  race.
  
  ^ ^7
  
  be delivered from.
  
  Muscular.
  
  — To
  
  the hair.
  
  of
  
  oS—
  
  the
  
  ^
  
  ^«*i
  
  ;
  
  (
  
  iyi-j oUiVj i:A»'j
  
  Smooth-headed (man).
  
  To
  
  -ft-
  
  To become confused ijiv a -iU' (darkness). To be insincere. To receive a. tb. from. ^ j^V
  
  ^^/ To
  
  be of
  
  o it*'
  
  away.
  
  string).
  
  To
  
  »ja>
  
  (hor.se).
  
  Abortion.
  
  viiig
  
  j^\
  
  swiftly
  
  ^
  
  To escape from.
  
  Slippery,
  
  Wont
  
  -»i>'^
  
  ^
  
  be delivered
  
  from.
  
  V'b
  
  J^-^lj
  
  Insincere,
  
  e.scape.
  
  (woman).
  
  To
  
  Soft, tender,
  
  To
  
  desert.
  
  To
  
  delicate (youth). Soft (bough).
  
  (youth).
  
  Ban-en
  
  pi ick
  
  ^
  
  CY TO)
  
  JaU
  
  .sold it
  
  uneon-
  
  sJiic
  
  V ^PU-M itJ
  
  ditionally.
  
  Polish, smoothness.
  
  *.^>*/»'
  
  Kind of rake, harrow. *-Ly»' Smooth, sleek. ,_^ ^ 'LlL«' ^ ,_^1 Having no crack (bow). Sound (beast's back).
  
  Easy to swallow (beverage).
  
  .uJU'
  
  dM Malta
  
  il.i5 ^itU
  
  To have self-coutrol. ~ To rule over. J^ Us.U,_i ^Uj wife). ^ (a To take To kaead (dough dtUlj dUVj feU^ )ifc
  
  To
  
  give
  
  perty
  
  of.
  
  the -^
  
  A
  
  a. o.
  
  to reiga
  
  To run
  
  ,
  
  To give (a wife) to. ^ To gi\e a support
  
  to (a
  
  fi>
  
  *j
  
  To
  
  »
  
  oflf
  
  ^b
  
  swiftly
  
  ^
  
  CJ^" a A'' (clothes).
  
  /ir^^lj
  
  tear
  
  ,
  
  A'^h A^h
  
  'j^^ \j ',1-'
  
  Barren desert.
  
  ^
  
  A^'
  
  '^
  
  *llf
  
  To become a
  
  ^
  
  To become the owner of; todX'Jl^l-^ buy (an estate). To win (the heart). *iU», _
  
  >
  
  dU/j
  
  Water,
  
  (
  
  :
  
  ^,
  
  j
  
  stumble (horse). To impoverish a. o.
  
  i!>^
  
  ^
  
  Fumitoria
  
  — To
  
  )
  
  of/icinalis.
  
  il^U'j
  
  ^' siJi
  
  Royalty.
  
  1^
  
  i|>UJI
  
  i_5vX«
  
  <»
  
  zXU'j X.<>'j iXif xJCiV Queen. Habit,
  
  faculty.
  
  treats his subj?
  
  Fawner,
  
  i
  
  *JC.i;.n
  
  ^^
  
  O*^'
  
  ?r *^=>i'
  
  y^
  
  jul
  
  (fate). S
  
  imams. Heron (bird). Moslem belonging to the
  
  i)!^'
  
  w
  
  ju^
  
  JJ^'l
  
  ^^ jljl. a. th.
  
  jUo
  
  flatterer.
  
  *
  
  ^\
  
  J=U^J J^'
  
  3'^i 3^ jil.'j -
  
  running (horse).
  
  i
  
  cJjs/ ^ isl-' Flat and smooth stone. a League of distance. Open space.
  
  I
  
  j)C» <•
  
  ^i4.^j ji»^.> ""
  
  Stone-roller.
  
  j
  
  .X-Ju^'j <^Vj (kiij feil^, ^'^ * A dAlr^lj dui^jj To possess a. th. To become the owner of. ~ To conquer a country) ^> ^ dU-' i
  
  '^-'^
  
  j
  
  dii.\^
  
  '
  
  I
  
  •y.^^^
  
  —
  
  C^ ^^
  
  Mason's trowel.
  
  dU^^'j Possessor, owner. One of the four orthodox
  
  iJC"
  
  ^
  
  C3^:j
  
  Gentle-paced and swift-
  
  j
  
  \
  
  'ts
  
  » ji>
  
  ment.
  
  1
  
  well.
  
  Custom, habit.
  
  Jj
  
  Flattery, blandish-
  
  fumitory.
  
  Queen. Property.
  
  blandish,
  
  To be smooth, polished. To escape from a. o. To draw out. to extract
  
  dUV
  
  ^ dUVj com- »tui!l
  
  Castor-oil.
  
  ^
  
  jUb -
  
  to flatter a. o.
  
  C«
  
  "iJ>U
  
  S^'
  
  iJ>(^b iJ>i
  
  King.
  
  mon
  
  for
  
  5
  
  To
  
  To suck (his mother child). A To wash (a garment). To level (the ground). ^ To blandish a. 0. To fall into destitution. To
  
  j
  
  dUi
  
  ^^»j
  
  not self-possessed.
  
  Angel.
  
  erase a. th.
  
  flog a. o.
  
  I
  
  1
  
  diX^j
  
  dA'^
  
  A^\
  
  a. 0.
  
  well.
  
  Foot of a beast. Prop, support.
  
  Ay
  
  .
  
  flatter
  
  To
  
  j
  
  of pasture.
  
  •lii/
  
  1 I
  
  sion.
  
  Common
  
  i.
  
  [
  
  ^,
  
  ^ dU^j
  
  Freehold (land). Sovereignty, ownership, possesreal estate.
  
  -»-
  
  ^'^\ r
  
  ^
  
  Churlish, unseemly.
  
  To
  
  ti'^i]
  
  ,x»
  
  /a^
  
  Libertine, wanton.
  
  rain from.
  
  :
  
  -
  
  5 ;;lC
  
  To show foolishness. To mock a. o. Foolish. Churlish. Wanton.
  
  To be rooted in a. o. (habit). 5 <^\\'J To restrain o.'s self from. He could not rest- 0I j^ j' o*' "^^ ^
  
  Right of property. Funded property
  
  wanton
  
  ^}i
  
  with.
  
  landlord.
  
  ^
  
  dally, to
  
  9^
  
  r^i
  
  -r
  
  ,^
  
  ^
  
  3'i>\*^^l
  
  To appro- d(Uj
  
  act as a sovereign.
  
  A*
  
  Swift-running (she-camel).
  
  d\V
  
  To
  
  To take a wife, to marry. priate.
  
  —
  
  dXl'h
  
  5 >
  
  cross-bai-).
  
  He
  
  £^;-»,
  
  against him.
  
  over.
  
  is
  
  foetus (she-
  
  (she-camel). They are all united
  
  -
  
  s .iU^lj
  
  j-
  
  her
  
  skin (a
  
  sheep). ->
  
  dtU b i^^' To transfer pro5
  
  to.
  
  To make
  
  He
  
  to cast
  
  camel).
  
  To
  
  po.?Re3sion
  
  To
  
  Wont
  
  ,
  
  to a. o.
  
  •>
  
  Maltese.
  
  ,
  
  well.
  
  
  
  (island).
  
  j^y
  
  (
  
  j
  
  '
  
  over.
  
  (
  
  YYY
  
  prunoun. Who? Whom? Whoever. Who is he ? Who is 'j* ^v 'y> ^f sho ? Who is thy Lord ? viL;-3 jC (2") Relative pronoun. He who, ^' she who. ,
  
  He who
  
  tloes gooil,
  
  shall be
  
  rewarded
  
  Thei-e are
  
  I
  
  j^/
  
  for
  
  l^ni JiiS c;'
  
  it.
  
  V j/ ^UJI >, men who do not believe in God. passed by one 2\i w-^>Ji ,;^j bj^' whom thou likest. _^u. ^/i,)./
  
  Pieposiiion used $in(j
  
  (l")/"©?'
  
  From,
  
  of.
  
  ^^^
  
  Some. Amongst.
  
  started from Bagdad,
  
  Composed and
  
  expres-
  
  a starting point., part of a luhole.
  
  origin. 1
  
  *>
  
  of body
  
  ^>.
  
  olrw
  
  j/i^
  
  v-^S'
  
  iioij
  
  ^J
  
  alij
  
  soul.
  
  Some men say, there are men who say. He has taken some
  
  ^
  
  li~'\
  
  ac.tio7i.
  
  He
  
  died
  
  determining time, mood of On, upon. From, of.
  
  <»u
  
  tlie
  
  ^,j *rjj ^\ oC-
  
  very same day, on the same hour. What has been lost Ji^Ji ^__ C»
  
  ^\
  
  of money.
  
  Shun the
  
  oUJVl >, ^'J\ \^^\ abomination of idols. He went out from the ^Ul '^\ ^^i door.
  
  He
  
  h!i3 cros.sed the a^pl* river upon the bridge.
  
  ^
  
  ^^lll J^l
  
  •^ Officer in
  
  riliiJI
  
  >,
  
  the
  
  civil service."
  
  Pi-operty, right of
  
  Ji«iiJI J[;j
  
  *^Cl_i
  
  X_rMi
  
  *-S>iij
  
  property.
  
  Garden-mallow. Marriage-contract.
  
  Kingdom
  
  *^?jU il>t»l.
  
  empire. Royalty.
  
  ;
  
  o^'>'
  
  Heaven. The invisible Avorld. Royalty.
  
  i-^V
  
  dUi;^ ^ xXlv^'j
  
  Kingdom
  
  :
  
  country.
  
  Bond- ^JCjO' jI ;.5C^V man. Owner, possessor.
  
  j\
  
  ^iCJi;^ iup
  
  ^
  
  'l&t'U
  
  dLd*
  
  Sovereign.
  
  Mother-bee. Property, possession,
  
  j>i)l -fy-
  
  —
  
  White ti^^'
  
  Well kneaded (dough). Mameluke. ^.^'>^' ?r
  
  slave.
  
  ^ Apron. ^ Spleen. Melancholy. To advance
  
  ^J^ G
  
  U^_ji.il>i'
  
  at a quick
  
  \'ji/>'
  
  iU
  
  o
  
  -J:}-
  
  pace.
  
  To make enjoy
  
  a. o. to
  
  Sj
  
  *
  
  j(
  
  1.'
  
  'ijl\j
  
  long (God).
  
  a. th.
  
  ^
  
  To enjoy a. th. long, ^j fi>j s J:pj To forbear long (a ?^Ut Jj 5 jj^l sinner
  
  :
  
  God).
  
  To lo6.?e the bridle to (a camel). J — To dictate (a letter) to. J^ * J*^ To ask a. o. to dictate a. th. 5 j»;-:-l. To beseech the forbearance of a. o. Desert.
  
  (3°) Mean"; separation., distinction.
  
  He knows the
  
  Abdelmalek.
  
  -^Jl; ^j :ciiu' ^ ^[^Ov "~ Mt4chite (Gi-eek). r^'^J
  
  Slave. _^_ Call
  
  if* rite of
  
  Royal. •^
  
  Jii "^V ^ril'l o",
  
  golden coins. (2°) for
  
  )
  
  orthodox
  
  '51^1
  
  The day and the Looming desert.
  
  night.
  
  ^
  
  SU'
  
  ol^UJl
  
  ^Uj oS'^'
  
  -r
  
  o9^'
  
  ^
  
  ^"^^
  
  wicked from the righteous man.
  
  He escaped (4°)
  
  from.
  
  You have
  
  zXi\
  
  ^j,^
  
  Means sometimes instead
  
  of.
  
  Space of time. Dictation. -^ Cori-ect JiAj "J \A writing.
  
  Ju^Yj[ preferred the present world above
  
  Long, prolonged.
  
  the future.
  
  Long space
  
  s^i'vi
  
  >,
  
  vJ5ill
  
  (5°) Is expletive before the subject of a
  
  negative or interrogative verb.
  
  No man came No one can.
  
  to me.
  
  jij
  
  ^>^
  
  jjXi^
  
  long time
  
  ;
  
  ^»^\
  
  a while.
  
  j^ \
  
  Va
  
  ^/.^ C«
  
  Billion.
  
  -<>-
  
  Million.
  
  2,j»"
  
  —
  
  tx^
  
  V^
  
  Continually.
  
  j nV
  
  Has any .ship left ? ^^'jf ^z* _^C Ja than. (6°) if means He is strimger than I. ^_^^ j'^] y^ :
  
  A
  
  "u'
  
  of time.
  
  caj^U ^ OjJy
  
  From what ? Of ( /br"i. ja^ what (interrogative) From that which (relative).
  
  )
  
  >,
  
  <•
  
  F
  
  *
  
  "l
  
  (1°) Interrogative (m.
  
  f.
  
  s.
  
  C»^
  
  pi.) '^i -^
  
  To
  
  e ~~
  
  grant, to
  
  (
  
  A
  
  C>JV
  
  4
  
  To
  
  give a. tb. to a. o.
  
  a
  
  i
  
  VTA
  
  ^
  
  ^Cj^'
  
  give to a. o.
  
  the usufruct of (a flock).
  
  To shed
  
  contiauous
  
  (a-U* j
  
  oJii^ tJU
  
  tears (eye).
  
  To present To be near
  
  with a
  
  a. o.
  
  gift.
  
  n
  
  —
  
  ^/i1
  
  to bring forth
  
  To receive To ask for
  
  (a gift).
  
  Loan
  
  iCwe the
  
  which
  
  of
  
  ^
  
  -rjj^^
  
  *ii>
  
  Third arrow of the game to which no lot is assigned. Since.
  
  ^
  
  liij jLI*
  
  have not seen
  
  I'-Lk
  
  him
  
  this
  
  To deny
  
  *_,
  
  a. th. to.
  
  To
  
  ^^
  
  a^^ jl LiLi
  
  iiJ'lj
  
  l»
  
  iJ^i,
  
  ili iiJ^^
  
  ^^
  
  whole month. ^/^ j ^t s CJV a /^
  
  To hinder
  
  a. o.
  
  defend, to protect a. inaccessible,
  
  a. o.
  
  -if-
  
  ^j
  
  o. ^^,
  
  s
  
  f>
  
  To prevent
  
  V
  
  f '
  
  A — s oC* 2)>5-l.l
  
  4'
  
  '•/
  
  viscous substance collected iVom the
  
  By the grace Weight of 2
  
  of God.
  
  Ju7
  
  rothls.
  
  *|ij
  
  oC.^1
  
  ?-
  
  o"'
  
  ovJ
  
  ^
  
  *i;!
  
  Female hedge-hog. Spider. Death. Time. He has expei'ienced manyojXJI
  
  iU^^
  
  o^' j\i
  
  aAs-
  
  changes of fortune.
  
  Weak
  
  dust.
  
  More
  
  o.'s self in
  
  "^j^j
  
  CiyJ'
  
  oU»'
  
  *;U/"' >.
  
  rope.
  
  bountiful than.
  
  ^>.^
  
  ^i
  
  oy^
  
  Weak.
  
  Cut, broken. Strong.
  
  Attainable. o. a.
  
  He has done
  
  from.
  
  ^ Much
  
  
  of resistance
  
  :
  
  unap-
  
  ;jji_,
  
  si>'
  
  proachableness. is well defended.
  
  his best.
  
  Uninterrupted reward,
  
  Prohibition, refusal, hindrance
  
  -^
  
  ij^U-V
  
  o^j"'
  
  >Ij
  
  j^ j>-\
  
  obliged!
  
  Ci^i/"
  
  Obligation, acknowledgment si^Il/
  
  of a benefit.
  
  ^
  
  j j ^UV lilV
  
  Strength of a position. Imperative form. Do hinder. j.i;>' Abstemiousness. ^\^ \j i-/ Hindrance, obstacle. Impoasif.u>l bility.
  
  '^' o 'J^
  
  The Benefactor (God). c>'^'X\ Weak. Strong. Fine cA^j "^y ^ cnx*'
  
  from.
  
  To hinder
  
  He
  
  ,
  
  Manna,
  
  Gift, favour, benefit.
  
  Benevolent, bountiful.
  
  >s
  
  abstain, to refrain
  
  Power
  
  j oA;j, 3,ib
  
  Recalling benefits.
  
  To
  
  inaccessible (place).
  
  intrench
  
  a. o.
  
  —
  
  seek to hinder a. o. from. To be unapproachable,
  
  To To
  
  for (a gift).
  
  Grace, kindness, ot.i'b , >^., tr "^^ favour. Reproachful of benefits.
  
  from.
  
  (pLU'j itU»' O
  
  a. th. to a. o.
  
  "^
  
  Strength. Weakness.
  
  (a calf) from sucking.
  
  To deny
  
  ^\
  
  ^i''
  
  «
  
  unapproachable (man. place).
  
  To debar
  
  o
  
  l>''
  
  ash-tree.
  
  lii jl
  
  or a. th. against.
  
  To be
  
  J
  
  of.
  
  seen him since Friday. I
  
  ^^-J',
  
  (
  
  Bountiful, beneficent.
  
  si^ijl
  
  ,
  
  journey ). To break (a rope). To co-operate with a. o. To request the benevolence
  
  is let out.
  
  have not
  
  3rl» Ij
  
  ^
  
  To weary
  
  ^
  
  -r.JtJ
  
  Milch-camel, sheep.
  
  I
  
  \s-
  
  c_(
  
  ^•' 5 otV -^j 'J^\j ,*^;j ^' recall (benefits); to reproach a. o.
  
  money.
  
  of
  
  ^^
  
  Whereas.
  
  To
  
  (a gift, for a
  
  xTiilk
  
  relation^
  
  :
  
  bestow (a favour) upon.
  
  Ai
  
  loan) from. Gift.
  
  Means
  
  likeness. Between. There is no relak'_» ^)j il-^ c '-^ tion between him and me. There is no com- J?l3^l Ioa ^__ cJl ci^ parison between thee and this man.
  
  (7°^
  
  To
  
  (beast).
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  To soak
  
  (
  
  a hide
  
  )
  
  in
  
  A Uv
  
  a
  
  l-.*'
  
  ^
  
  ooze.
  
  Hide in the tan. Tanning-place. Ballista See
  
  1^=?-
  
  Water-engine. Water-wheel.
  
  <1ju^
  
  fJC"^^-} iJs^'*'
  
  C5>UV
  
  ,-
  
  o>i.ivG
  
  \
  
  To
  
  abstain trom.
  
  CJ^
  
  ji.
  
  W^aste land. Fai'-*»i^' ^ extending desert. Prince.
  
  To swoon.
  
  i^i^^'^ *i4*'
  
  j^^'j
  
  -^4*
  
  P
  
  —
  
  r-t^
  
  -S-
  
  r^^-A
  
  Blood of the heart. ob4>j
  
  ^
  
  r4'*
  
  i>4*
  
  Soul. Life.
  
  His soul departed.
  
  ii?4^ ^i^S** Clear, thin (udlk). oW4''b 5r>*^b r4''
  
  To spread out (a carpet). To smooth. To earn sustenance. j^./'IJ M'' He presented excu.?e3 to.jlLill He admitted his excuses. To arrange (an affaii'). To
  
  o>(^, j4»' '»jjs. iJ
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  0+/.
  
  facilitate a. th.
  
  To become powerful
  
  (man). To j4»^ be aiTanged, facilitated (affair). To be high (camel's hump). 'i^\ He lias not prepared iij'i ji^i) u
  
  '^
  
  the
  
  way
  
  for that.
  
  He has not conferred
  
  iju ^jj^. o^S/^l
  
  any benefit upon me. Bed. Cradle. Ground. Eleva-
  
  ^
  
  i^4*
  
  U
  
  ?r -i^^'
  
  Sa^^ ^ j4^ ted ground, depressed ground. Bed. Smooth j^^ %j^'\ ^ il^*, a^^
  
  o'.x^i
  
  ,
  
  ilj.*
  
  *lj
  
  ground.
  
  Pure butter.
  
  a-^*'
  
  Sprc-ad (carpet).
  
  Arranged
  
  a|i*
  
  (affair). Lukewarm (water). * ^j^'j 0^**'j O^J llrV"' o a j^' -STo bioome skilled in (an ^j jj
  
  art)
  
  To
  
  ;
  
  to be experienced in.
  
  assign a
  
  dowry
  
  to (a
  
  ^ jlJ,'\j
  
  ,
  
  (^4;
  
  o a ^f^"
  
  woman).
  
  To ask, to procure a colt. To vie in skill with. To assign a dowry to (a wife), To acquire skill. Dowry, nuptial
  
  gift.
  
  s3_^j
  
  Colt./irstling.
  
  S^i;^,
  
  j jl^^b
  
  Billy.
  
  oOj-o Cj\'^h
  
  Seal, signet, stamp,
  
  n
  
  Review of troops.
  
  Skill in (a science).
  
  j^
  
  j^' s
  
  yiC*
  
  s
  
  J^'A
  
  ^^, ^ j^'
  
  j^**,?!-
  
  y*-* -r
  
  ^' C*"*
  
  )
  
  K^
  
  (vr-)
  
  ^' Pus
  
  j^
  
  y^^j xi^'j j^j j4v j^jJ Mineral. Molten copper. Fi.sh.
  
  Kind of red wheat.
  
  Liquid pitch.
  
  dromedaries. Having a colt (mare).
  
  of a corpse,
  
  
  jjsJ
  
  Preparation. Delay.
  
  He has made
  
  SLi.i
  
  prepa-
  
  all his
  
  i~i^
  
  'Si.]
  
  rations.
  
  He has surpassed him. Whatever. Whenever. Whatever thou shalt do,
  
  I
  
  will do
  
  will visit
  
  me,
  
  i;J_,fei
  
  I
  
  show him
  
  shall
  
  I'e-
  
  serve a.
  
  0. s xi^%
  
  j C4
  
  a
  
  -!:}-
  
  ,:;+^
  
  as a servant.
  
  To To To To To To To
  
  treat a.
  
  harshly.
  
  o.
  
  i C.4V
  
  be despised, weak. handle a. th.
  
  weaken
  
  a. 0.
  
  To employ
  
  —
  
  ^f'
  
  ;;i^i
  
  A
  
  ^,aC»
  
  a. 0. s
  
  ^'A
  
  be a servant. o*^''. take a. 0. into service. 5 — make a daily use of. To wear fit —
  
  To overwork Service,
  
  (a servant).
  
  offi-
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  ^'^^ j^,
  
  ^i^a^ ,
  
  —
  
  -^i
  
  ce. -^ Craft, profession.
  
  SkiU in Cj*^J 0*-\ work. Domestic, servant.
  
  ^ <^J
  
  *-4'*J
  
  *•-«•*,
  
  —
  
  ^^
  
  To burn a. th. ?j A Cs4'.' a J-i-V To tear a. th. with the nails. To be burnt. To wash (a garA i/4^'
  
  -Jt-
  
  Reviled.
  
  To be dipped into (water). To be bare (soil). Barren Sudden
  
  (soil).
  
  5r
  
  cr*^
  
  Weak.
  
  To be of a dull To drink a. th.
  
  white,
  
  strike a. 0, vie
  
  i;/ -^
  
  i \'ji/
  
  at intervals
  
  Dead white. Beaten track. Remote land. to
  
  A di^'jj&svjV
  
  fi>
  
  j
  
  '^
  
  blade).
  
  To urge He sunk
  
  fa horse).
  
  the well
  
  (
  
  for
  
  M
  
  s
  
  —
  
  Jla] j.;.:Aj\ ^j^ he found watei".
  
  till
  
  White
  
  )
  
  pebbles.
  
  Sword
  
  ^^
  
  with a narrow blade. Clear milk. Hailstone. Fre.sh dates,
  
  To soften a. th. To be sterile (^st^V
  
  A •iU-'J *r'^
  
  ;
  
  equatorial tree.
  
  di^V
  
  j
  
  di^^'
  
  lif
  
  Sfe=i4-*j XfeiiJ*
  
  youth.
  
  Impotent
  
  To
  
  iX^'i-j ^X*'-
  
  d-^*
  
  (stallion).
  
  act at
  
  J
  
  j^;;, Vi^^j y;^' a jiV leisure, without haste. ,
  
  ^
  
  To be foremost. ^l^yJ a J4.A To grant a delay to a. 0. j j4>'1j j4* To show forbeai'ance to. To ask a. 0. for a delay. i S*^K Gentleness of procee-
  
  ui^j j^/j J^V
  
  dings, slowness. Leisure.
  
  Uied as an imperative.
  
  !^_4j«'
  
  Gently.
  
  Slowly, gently.
  
  latifolia,
  
  ^
  
  a di^V
  
  
  sappiness of
  
  No
  
  Piece of crystal. Sun.
  
  j;.2l
  
  becomingly. To quarrel together.
  
  llock-crystal.
  
  Berry of the Bassia
  
  d**/-'
  
  (stallion).
  
  Wild cow.
  
  iZiC^'j Cj\'jiAj r^y
  
  J;*''
  
  a
  
  bruise a. th.
  
  Full of vigour (youth).
  
  To be white-haired (beast). Ck> l*/"' To silver or gild a. th. C^/ a l^V To be watery (milk). 'ej\i^ ji'' To dilute a. th. To whet fa A Jtt.*]
  
  -«
  
  (ki/ a J^>' -^
  
  Greenish colour of water.
  
  Youth
  
  lently.
  
  1^
  
  flush of the face.
  
  He performed the work
  
  Maid-servant.
  
  Peaiis.
  
  <s'J<^
  
  Dowered (woman). Sj^+i-* Autumnal equinox. Festival. oQ-^^^*' P To repel a. o. with 5 \'^ a j+V -M-
  
  To poimd,
  
  out (clothes).
  
  To
  
  Uj,^j
  
  ment).
  
  gard.
  
  To
  
  *i^'
  
  ^j\i/j
  
  the hand.
  
  it.
  
  Whenever Zeyd
  
  Fleet camels,
  
  respite.
  
  Do it gently. He had a respite
  
  ^'
  
  granted to him (for repenting).
  
  (
  
  ^
  
  vr^
  
  Carrion.
  
  TxS
  
  Dead, dying. Inanimate thing. Unoccupied
  
  z.:^
  
  To oC»
  
  -M-
  
  \>.'/i>
  
  -tt-
  
  ^
  
  v_)CiJI i>.^/«
  
  To be
  
  — iy ^
  
  iC«
  
  excellent honey.
  
  cji C*
  
  o jC»
  
  jc
  
  :
  
  -5^
  
  —
  
  (The spear) was moved in the wounded man. To shed (blood).
  
  o>iiai.!l
  
  J—
  
  o
  
  sC»
  
  like a cat (man).
  
  -ft-
  
  ]j'A
  
  i^,W
  
  ^'^J^
  
  Oy
  
  forloi-n (place)
  
  -S-
  
  -^
  
  Cc^ — To become
  
  Cj1}>j
  
  ;
  
  (wind).
  
  still
  
  To put to death, to kill, s oC>b Cjy To vie in patience with a. o. s cjji^ To lose (children, cattle man). oC»1 To lose (her offspring beast). — To soften (meat) by cooking. To cool (anger). To mortify (a :
  
  :
  
  fi>
  
  limb). mortified his passions.
  
  an apa-
  
  thetic
  
  man
  
  JL^JS
  
  cjy\
  
  ^ ;.i;
  
  C« j\
  
  oC»1
  
  ij^l
  
  !
  
  To be obsolete (word). To feign o.'s self dead To face, to DlixJLIj
  
  c^A ojVij
  
  cXJ:^\
  
  \3^iJi.\
  
  A
  
  j\Aj
  
  —
  
  fi>
  
  :
  
  wounded man.
  
  Saint.
  
  jjjO-j jC«
  
  s
  
  Commotion, tossing of the waves, jyi Beaten track. Dust raised by the wind dust :
  
  Kind of merino-sheep. (in Greece).
  
  Stream of
  
  o.'s self
  
  to the utmost
  
  Death. Natural death. Sudden death.^j^^jl Death by the sword. j^ 1
  
  e'jy
  
  ej\yj
  
  —
  
  -
  
  cation.
  
  Rinder-pest, murrain.
  
  Apathetic.
  
  oVT^j
  
  ilU)! :t;ay
  
  Dying, at
  
  ^tVi'y
  
  ^
  
  cXy'
  
  -^j
  
  ,
  
  o^-j.C»
  
  o'ii'y'
  
  oC^*
  
  ^ cJy
  
  the point of death.
  
  ^
  
  Terrific death.
  
  Set in motion, swinging Soft and swift-running
  
  Dead
  
  (camel).
  
  —
  
  Death. The putting to death. Mortifi'
  
  c^'Jiv^^'J jyj Dead lifeless (man).
  
  blood.
  
  J
  
  Death. Inanimate goods. Uninhabited (place).
  
  drift.
  
  The Morea
  
  exert
  
  Death by strangulation. Swoon. Madness. Kind of death.
  
  To go and come (man To fall off (hair). To draw (the sword).
  
  Hair falling off. Penetrating (arrow).
  
  To
  
  for.
  
  To raise (the dust wind). jQ He moved (the swo'vl) cj-W'," J A —
  
  ^
  
  ^^^
  
  ?
  
  seek death.
  
  blood).
  
  in the
  
  -«
  
  ^/<^^^i speed, s —
  
  l>>'1j,*lS''
  
  to be untrodden (road).
  
  ~ What
  
  *l'^S''
  
  commotion yyy (sea). To move to and fro. To flow upon (the ground in
  
  full
  
  ;;j C»j
  
  (fire).
  
  He
  jj^
  
  i
  
  To die away o oC» To be worn out (garment).
  
  die.
  
  To be
  
  with.
  
  Light coat of mail. Light wine.
  
  (cat).
  
  Cat.
  
  To steep a. th. into (water), j ^ — To be mixed, diluted. oUj\ To rage o ^C« ^y^,j ^^\>yj (sea). To be disorderly (crowd). To decline, to swerve from. ^u Wave, billow. ( un
  
  White and Weapon.
  
  the matter
  
  is
  
  To mew To mew
  
  Mortal sin. X:. Facing death. Dauntless. To mix 4_, A Cu^j O'y'
  
  Good-natured, merry.
  
  j^'/'\j Ji.y\j,CiA'
  
  (a blade).
  
  What
  
  Decease, death. MortiQed. Disused (word). Deadly.
  
  Fieriness of youth.
  
  fi>
  
  To rout (the enemy). To launch (a horse) at
  
  land.
  
  a. th.
  
  Z>y
  
  )
  
  To whet
  
  rr
  
  Cj\'y\
  
  C>
  
  cJy
  
  T cJy
  
  ,
  
  ot>
  
  (female).
  
  y;
  
  *s>j
  
  ,
  
  cf^
  
  'J
  
  c^
  
  C
  
  ^Ministry of Finance.;^ lit Very rich.
  
  A
  
  Sj'jjj
  
  jy
  
  jrVj
  
  little -wealth.
  
  Song
  
  vrY
  
  SjiiaJ
  
  jl'y
  
  of camel-dri-
  
  Jij/y
  
  To be
  
  with
  
  affected
  
  —
  
  C»^' ^^'^
  
  ^y>
  
  Weaver's or
  
  j,y
  
  Desert.
  
  ^ 3C>'j 'C^y -
  
  Egyptian
  
  To
  
  provide
  
  a. o.
  
  ^
  
  with
  
  oj^j
  
  jf
  
  v
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  Little is better
  
  Mean
  
  a — fui'niture.
  
  than
  
  'Jii
  
  o>L-» Jc oCi
  
  in.
  
  J^^
  
  5
  
  0,yJ
  
  Cement
  
  To wash,
  
  A i>»>'j , U»>' o tr*^ to cleanse (a garment).
  
  To pick To be a
  
  -ft-
  
  (the teeth). dealer in straw.
  
  Lye.
  
  and
  
  of lime
  
  Cupboard. Store-house.
  
  pounded
  
  ^;
  
  :q^l
  
  Provider, purveyor.
  
  oljv
  
  Fieriness of youth.ijCJjl
  
  To To
  
  (ship).
  
  "is-'y^
  
  To mew (cat). &1^ o pU To be cheap (commodity ).C3>»' o Ju To be foolish. CS jVj (Jjyj '<2\'y
  
  To hold *aI»j ^j'y'j ^'y> a «C» -{^ much water (well). To draw water To
  
  embellish (a narrative)
  
  it
  
  —
  
  perish.
  
  Great fool. be rich in
  
  puzzle, to confuse a. 0.
  
  -ft-
  
  -S-
  
  feign madness.
  
  act foolishly. To give water to. j oUlj — To mix a. th. with. Foolishness. ^_) ^ C*^' sC* To abound with water (place), a'y Dust. Winged ant To gild or silver (a metal). Leather-boots. jjj A — To put water into ( a kettle ). To Foohsh, stupid.
  
  ^ — To
  
  ^\'y\
  
  Vj^j S'y
  
  9r
  
  iJ>»
  
  a o JC»
  
  -8-
  
  flocks.
  
  to.
  
  not delude thyself.
  
  He
  
  j-^Ss
  
  Straw.
  
  bricks, mortar.
  
  •^
  
  ^^iC,
  
  ^\J^
  
  nothing.
  
  j
  
  his
  
  Vituals, stores, provisions.
  
  Do
  
  -Ji-
  
  To glean (grapes).
  
  yij C^' o oC*
  
  mily.
  
  To
  
  trU
  
  To form sand-beds
  
  Indian peas.
  
  -^ To give food to (a workman). To store provisions for o. s fa-
  
  •^
  
  u.^'
  
  (river).
  
  P P
  
  victuals.
  
  He acted on
  
  behalf
  
  t/_^ »-
  
  C»j^
  
  mummy.
  
  a
  
  fickle.
  
  Sole-fish. •^
  
  *=^^''
  
  Pissasphalt. •^
  
  shave (the head),
  
  Razor. < Pen-knife. prophet Moses.
  
  j,y^
  
  ^j,\'y
  
  *
  
  P The
  
  cobbler's tool. Malignaat small-pox. Pleui'itic.
  
  jy'
  
  -S-
  
  pleurisy. \\'ax. Pleurisy.
  
  )
  
  Seller of bananas.
  
  Diamond. Light,
  
  vers.
  
  •j>'
  
  fruit.
  
  • To
  
  Jl^-
  
  -^
  
  J
  
  )
  
  Banana, tree and
  
  *
  
  5II?
  
  u* *>*
  
  from his mind.
  
  To come upon
  
  ul^l,
  
  water (digger). To yield much rain (clouds).
  
  To be
  
  full
  
  of M^ater-springs
  
  (land).
  
  To water (cattle). To put water into (an To whet (a knife). To be sappy (tree). Water. plants.
  
  Juice,
  
  sap of
  
  To give flocks to. s Julj V^ To render a. o. wealthy. To become wealthy. To lay aside (money)
  
  JC»
  
  ,
  
  dispelled (cares)
  
  5
  
  inkstand),
  
  ^^jij
  
  ,i^^
  
  <-_,
  
  V'
  
  a\'^\
  
  —
  
  Flocks. Wealth, per-
  
  sonal property. Rich, wealthy (man).
  
  Taxes. Treasux'y.
  
  a—
  
  Capital, stock.
  
  ,^7
  
  Wealthy (woman). Monetary, financial.
  
  ^
  
  -C.
  
  Wealth,
  
  finance,
  
  treasiu'y.
  
  ^
  
  Public
  
  5
  
  J^
  
  \rv)
  
  (
  
  Intercessor.
  
  9^-j«il«
  
  ^' ^C» -fr To abate (heat, fever). To die away (fire, anger). To be convulsed. C\al»'j lol^' iC» -WTo oscillate (bough). To quiver (mirage). To ba amazed. To feel giddy. To waddle, to incline in J^j — i
  
  i
  
  walking.
  
  To visit a. To furnish
  
  o.
  
  » iC>
  
  with travelling- s it>l. provisions. To ask a. o. for food. Sea-sick, giddy, jjLi ^ sjJC* ^ Jj\* a. o.
  
  heaving.
  
  Table fare, food.jjj^'j Because, unless. ( for On account of. He has done it on that :
  
  ^
  
  o»j^,C»
  
  ^j)
  
  ol
  
  sjJ
  
  C>
  
  J^'
  
  o'l
  
  jXa' i
  
  jX/ i'U»
  
  Measure, amount. Length of
  
  '1^,
  
  ii5
  
  account.
  
  a road. In front of
  
  him.
  
  Race-ground field.
  
  Ample
  
  *S\j^^_j SIjXj
  
  ^i
  
  :
  
  i::>i'
  
  ^
  
  oIju;>
  
  oIXV
  
  j
  
  (life).'
  
  Shaken, tossed. sSll/ j, iCjV Asking, asked for a gift. aui.* To gallop in a race-field cij^ -^ (horse).
  
  To make (a To convey
  
  horse) to gallop. j jC»lj
  
  _^Uj
  
  s
  
  \'Jy
  
  ,
  
  — -»-
  
  jC>
  
  i
  
  (stores) to o.'s family.
  
  To comb (wool). To macerate (saffron)
  
  A *
  
  in
  
  jC»
  
  jC»1j jC»
  
  water.
  
  He mimicked him. To liquefy a. th.
  
  A disturbance
  
  o'Syj
  
  '".jS-^
  
  A jC«^
  
  took place ^44? ^
  
  -iT^'
  
  amongst them.
  
  To
  
  supply a.
  
  o.
  
  with provi-
  
  J
  
  j\-^\
  
  ^
  
  Sjj*,
  
  ?r
  
  -^'^
  
  sions. Stoi'es, provisions,
  
  wheat,
  
  _?y»,
  
  corn.
  
  Purveyor,
  
  j^^'j »'j^'j jCt*
  
  conveyer.
  
  To
  
  set
  
  a. th.
  
  '^^
  
  A julj
  
  _n/»'j
  
  To
  
  apart from.
  
  lljt»'
  
  ,
  
  i
  
  jU
  
  -ft-
  
  discern bet-
  
  ween.
  
  To distinguish To be dis-
  
  a. th.
  
  b
  
  a
  
  jC»1j jt»'j
  
  J'i^O j'w tinguished, set apart. jlix-i
  
  Ij
  
  —
  
  -J^
  
  Ou I'epair to
  
  thy
  
  (
  
  a place
  
  vr
  
  ( ).
  
  To
  
  sympa-
  
  feel
  
  for.
  
  To deviate ffom (tx'utli, a path).^ Ju To be unfair for a. o. To try a. o. (fortune). o!Ai Jl» He judged unfairly. jk,X>- J JC» To incline to setting (sun), v^ JC« To draw towards its enl (night,
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  day).
  
  The road has been
  
  '^%^\
  
  li
  
  JC»
  
  yil a
  
  J-w»
  
  long for us.
  
  To
  
  A
  
  jli
  
  JC»lj
  
  it'y'^
  
  j^l
  
  apart.
  
  Muscular.
  
  o5
  
  Jl>»
  
  jjc jii
  
  hold, to side with a. o.
  
  attack, to fight a.
  
  0.
  
  jv
  
  jj^'j
  
  j%^
  
  Distinction. Discrimination. Gr.
  
  Distinctive term.
  
  Age
  
  ^ ^
  
  of discrimination.
  
  Court of cassation.
  
  ^
  
  Jijji'\
  
  Ji^l liX*^ iZj\jl^ ^ jV-r>^l
  
  Privilege, patent-
  
  I
  
  letters.
  
  dignity (in Turkey).
  
  To swag-
  
  ^jJ;^j
  
  ,
  
  CaV
  
  Clli>'j
  
  Jj^i/^
  
  ^u
  
  »-
  
  ^^Glj
  
  —
  
  i
  
  To spread
  
  (a
  
  *
  
  y^^] j,
  
  disease) in a tribe (God).
  
  A
  
  To
  
  call at a. o.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  5 JjC*
  
  tow-
  
  incline
  
  ards.
  
  fi'inge, to border (a garment). Tree used for making saddles.
  
  Kind of
  
  ^V ^jjj>
  
  Erect
  
  lote-tree, celtis tree.
  
  grape-vine.
  
  3w
  
  To pronounce a fatha Uke an English a. To swagger, to sway from
  
  JC»1
  
  jji;ij jS^j
  
  J^
  
  Ji_^
  
  To lean, to incline. Jlii-ll To conciliate, to win the heart .jii j 5 — To measure a. th. with both * — Inclination. Propensity, bias.
  
  Jcil
  
  Sympathy
  
  ^
  
  jli
  
  Geom.
  
  Obliquity.
  
  Ecliptic [astron).
  
  j^ji s^ji
  
  Probe
  
  for ^JJ,j J^^j Ju;i ^ j^^ wounds. Pencil, style for collyrium.
  
  4000
  
  cubits.
  
  Range
  
  of
  
  the
  
  ^
  
  Time, moment.
  
  ^ iU*
  
  Inflection of a fatha to a kasra.
  
  iC.I.
  
  More
  
  jlif
  
  more
  
  j^ ^
  
  sympathetic. Overtopping ( wall). Swaying on horseback. Without
  
  weapon. Tufty tree. ^lound of sand. Man- •>L» ner of wearing a turban. Inclined. Unfair. Prone. jCj
  
  To lie. To till (the ground). To dissemble with 0.
  
  (Li
  
  i
  
  oC«
  
  *
  
  /b
  
  ^i;j
  
  cr-^j
  
  fj^J-J^J
  
  ur-l'^
  
  r oCi*
  
  <-5-i^ i
  
  fi>
  
  ate, to
  
  ,
  
  remove from.
  
  To act wrongfully in. J To remove a. 0. To separate in confusion (
  
  CtJ-»
  
  5
  
  i
  
  J»C»
  
  iaxAj
  
  —
  
  iajli^
  
  people).
  
  He possesses nothing.
  
  iSit C»
  
  'Jal*
  
  Repulsion, shunning. in con-
  
  i,G», J,C>»
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  j
  
  Jsil*
  
  fusion.
  
  To
  
  flow (liquid).
  
  To run
  
  ill*
  
  j
  
  5,C»
  
  -{*
  
  (horse).
  
  To melt ( grease). To make (a liquid) to flow. To liquefy
  
  ^iJj
  
  ^.tjij
  
  A CsWj
  
  —
  
  *^'^l f*^^
  
  (grease).
  
  Frankincense. Storax. Prime
  
  iZjt
  
  (of youth). First part of (a race).
  
  Fluid.
  
  Long
  
  A — S0J a.
  
  oill^j ^-i^
  
  To mix a. th. with. ^ A Qj^i jX/k -fr To garble (news). A— To milk (a female) partially. y — To cross (a field). tIm- i — To deviy\Aj CiL^'j Qal/ i J»U »-
  
  They are
  
  sight. Mile-stone.
  
  inclined,
  
  cX^i
  
  Strutting.
  
  ^
  
  hands or with extended arms. partiality,
  
  _^l
  
  Libra tion of the moon. Bright star.
  
  one side to another. They are at variance.
  
  Mile of
  
  to retire
  
  ger, to sweep.
  
  atfaii's a.
  
  ^ To
  
  rage.
  
  To withdraw,
  
  •^ Civil
  
  To b« inclined, to lean. To overtop (wall). To incline a. th. He hesitated between two
  
  He burst with
  
  To
  
  fSy forelock.
  
  O^j %'r^J
  
  fj^jA ^li>'j
  
  %''
  
  To
  
  Jl.
  
  lean, to incline to.
  
  ^ i
  
  *i.^U
  
  'J'^
  
  *
  
  'H^j
  
  u
  
  "
  
  iJ
  
  vrA
  
  (
  
  Ground rich in plants. Thorny carob. Poppy
  
  Cj\^
  
  o^
  
  ^
  
  c^i^.i^
  
  My
  
  ^
  
  Trace.
  
  ollil
  
  Wicked. Malignant.
  
  ?- c.4j
  
  .^^ ^A^i
  
  Slirac of a well. Secret
  
  Children's game.
  
  To ha\e a strong and
  
  ^JJ
  
  i
  
  out from
  
  (partridge).
  
  To
  
  its
  
  covert
  
  \?ilj
  
  To
  
  sit
  
  ^.L'
  
  1
  
  *9"
  
  Co
  
  ,jJii
  
  void promises.
  
  ^s':/'
  
  rtJ
  
  i
  
  -S-
  
  To bark (dog). To "hiss serpent ). D To pulsate (wound). To bark at a. o. (dog). 5 ^Jj je.j s — To coo (old hoopoe). G-d — To make (dogs ) to » -n-liS-l \j -r^S (
  
  bark.
  
  -rl'j
  
  i
  
  -H-
  
  Minor prophet. Surname of a celebrated
  
  To grow,
  
  to
  
  ,
  
  OCj
  
  JJii.!l
  
  tl; o £4J
  
  ruSjj
  
  5r *isjC
  
  (land).
  
  cjJIj
  
  :;Sjj
  
  ,
  
  Od o -
  
  (child).
  
  To
  
  plant (a tree).
  
  To
  
  To sow
  
  quilt (a
  
  mound. Sour bough.
  
  Hillock,
  
  s
  
  A
  
  JlJ_j
  
  ,
  
  (
  
  un.
  
  c-iJ
  
  :tiJ )
  
  oCd «
  
  Plant, vegetable.
  
  ^ Sugar-candy.
  
  olp
  
  oCJ ^-ij
  
  oCll"^^
  
  men
  
  or
  
  c^Xy ^ VtC PI. Inexperienced young men.
  
  oliJb
  
  ^6
  
  Growing-place.
  
  JIJ
  
  -M-
  
  ;^ c^^ij
  
  pole.
  
  Trees, plants.
  
  1
  
  -
  
  -j CJ
  
  Botany.
  
  '^--J
  
  IoIj
  
  —
  
  z^\
  
  fi>
  
  (God).
  
  Plant, vegetation.
  
  -r
  
  J-'Q
  
  zm
  
  fi>
  
  garment).
  
  To rear (a child ), To make plants to grow
  
  Canal of irrigation.
  
  land.
  
  *
  
  plants
  
  Their offspring grew up. ^ij ^] Bough. -^ Mace, a Stick, ^uj ^
  
  Sulphur matches.
  
  Speaking emphatically.
  
  ^j
  
  '^j poet."
  
  To produce
  
  To grow up
  
  cattle.
  
  for calking ships.
  
  fling a. th.
  
  c4^b
  
  sprout (plant).
  
  Offspring of
  
  Blister. Small-pox.
  
  To
  
  Crossing stream).
  
  lofty.
  
  x£j
  
  i!vj
  
  High, iLu ^ y.O a country ( man,
  
  Botanist. Vegetal.
  
  To knead leavened dough.
  
  Remote
  
  ol^b olXjJ ^
  
  (place).
  
  (grain). -^
  
  Barking of dogs. ^G j ^d Clamour and barking. ^yj Barker. Shell from Mecca used ^f,J as an amulet. Cooing hoopoe. Bai'king dog. ^uj Night-comer lit. rouser of rtJlliJ)
  
  tJ
  
  wayfarer. Eminence. '^ Well traced road. Prophet. o^tj .uJ'i ^ -^_, -^^
  
  Prominent
  
  &_,ij
  
  ^
  
  »uj1
  
  :
  
  Prophetess.
  
  Oakum
  
  \jjS c.mJ
  
  jr^
  
  Wanderer
  
  Howling, barking. Buttocks. Sweetmeats, confections. Oozing of water.
  
  the dogs. To leaven (dough).
  
  C^.xl7 II'
  
  Prophetic,
  
  upon
  
  ^-^J ^x^ a
  
  ^^
  
  ,
  
  ~
  
  swell (bone).
  
  V>lluj v>l^ J ^\~>j
  
  5 tjlj
  
  a slave had reviled me. To inform 0. a. of. 5 Vu To pretend prophecy, to \^j^'> '^^-j prophesy. To ask for (news). * tiLlI, To inquii'e about (news) from. s —
  
  Hillock.
  
  Making
  
  A
  
  News, information.
  
  a hillock.
  
  To
  
  jl
  
  v_j
  
  (news) to a. 0. was informed that
  
  Faint voice. Barking of dogs. ;lJj Prophecy, s^j s*^'
  
  ooze (water).
  
  falter in speech.
  
  Cj
  
  it.
  
  To announce I
  
  a
  
  Cj
  
  ^.
  
  ik'
  
  voice.
  
  To come
  
  To
  
  btxJ
  
  faintly (dog).
  
  sight recoils
  
  from
  
  (plant).
  
  To clean out (a well). A £IJ o oIj ^ To take away (earth). * c^^jIj — To discover (a hidden thing). ^j To investigate a. th. ^^ ^^i'-b «i4li^ To swell (dough). c^'l
  
  harsh
  
  )
  
  To bark
  
  Origin.
  
  ^JUJ ^
  
  c^Xi
  
  -r
  
  c
  
  xxcJ -'Cj
  
  ^a^a ^ z^'^j c-'p
  
  (
  
  VrV
  
  )
  
  Shouter. Eloquent.
  
  Platform. Pulpit.
  
  Lamp,
  
  jy
  
  To cast To throw
  
  Large mouthful.
  
  off; to
  
  neglect
  
  a. th. to.
  
  To
  
  th.
  
  a,,
  
  dia-
  
  ^—
  
  Ji.
  
  solve (a covenant) with.
  
  He steeped the
  
  lantern. Spear-
  
  head. Bold.
  
  dates, ^j^\
  
  j^\ jp
  
  j\
  
  the grapes.
  
  To nickname a. o. j Jyj \j\) i jp ^ To give nicknames o. to anoJ'^, ther. To revile o. a. Nickname, name of re jUJI ^
  
  proach.
  
  To make date To To
  
  part with.
  
  a. 0. in
  
  ^
  
  J^ W
  
  Speakers. Hasteners.
  
  To
  
  z
  
  bGj
  
  iojlii i5l5
  
  piece of cloth to ^)l
  
  a sale
  
  i. e.
  
  j
  
  »
  
  —
  
  to set a bargain.
  
  To declare war to. To withdraw from
  
  C/pOl
  
  »
  
  J^\j -M^j
  
  — ~
  
  o. a. (fighters).
  
  b.
  
  To
  
  ,_^
  
  JlJ
  
  a. 0.
  
  To throw a
  
  Nicknamer. To speak in a meeting. He has not utXjS^. tered a single word.
  
  iSj
  
  pulsate (artery).
  
  thwart
  
  Vile, ignoble.
  
  JLjJ \j JuJlj
  
  j^p\ or grape-wine.
  
  A
  
  retire apart.
  
  little
  
  ;
  
  i^l.
  
  small number,
  
  ^ ip
  
  iuji
  
  small quantity.
  
  The
  
  Austere-looking.
  
  To take a. th. out. A Q4J o jSu To disclose (a secret). To dig up, to exhume (a corpse). To ransack -i4-
  
  treasure.|_^yvi
  
  To earn sustenance ;
  
  to
  
  rum-
  
  J jLuj
  
  —
  
  Flung.
  
  fii
  
  i^-j'l
  
  jj:,
  
  Earth extracted from a
  
  well.
  
  XkxJi
  
  Grave-digger.
  
  J,Oi
  
  Occupation of a grave-digger. ;i^\'4 Plucked root of a plant. ,_;LuIj'| ^ o-^'^ ' ' Uprooted tree. '''
  
  Confusion.
  
  To speak out. To chirp (bird).
  
  Cal;
  
  i
  
  ^1
  
  Ua—
  
  J
  
  i
  
  -«-
  
  ~
  
  Sprout of a plant. C'UtJj Ca!
  
  flow (water).
  
  i
  
  Jajj' -M-
  
  Ci»jij
  
  yi Ja^^j <^J 'u'JH^'^ J^'J tr"^' He twanged the bowstring.
  
  _;
  
  Throbbing of an
  
  o
  
  —
  
  J J^J ^j
  
  ^ y^Jj
  
  y^al^
  
  ^^Jj ^;^j
  
  j^
  
  u^^il
  
  artery, pulse.
  
  Fiery (heart).
  
  He
  
  is
  
  motionless.
  
  ,_^
  
  ^
  
  -Uj
  
  Wine.
  
  i^;^
  
  i^
  
  Foundling, bastard. Pillow.
  
  Joi;*
  
  To grow
  
  (boy)
  
  To
  
  raise
  
  the voice to a high pitch
  
  To
  
  raise a. th.
  
  letter
  
  -
  
  iCJ
  
  \jy (
  
  ^ \
  
  »jL:i^
  
  Ji
  
  singer
  
  -H).
  
  * —
  
  To mark a
  
  with a hamza.
  
  To drive a. 0. away in shouting. 5 — To calumniate a. o. *JU1X; i — ^ To speak impei-iously to. jc ^tij • To swell (hand). To ascend the ^jt. pulpit.
  
  flash faintly (lightning).
  
  To
  
  SlLJl
  
  Wine-merchant.
  
  Species of hard pine.
  
  Word. To throb. To
  
  sXJj Sol; juj -^j
  
  —
  
  beverage made of dates or raisins. •^
  
  To search for mage a. th. To pull out a. th.
  
  sat apart.
  
  J
  
  for (o.'s
  
  o'Jlij colJ
  
  ; article of a iJ ^ sXJj Exemplary of a book.
  
  Intoxicating
  
  \'JS'
  
  family). •^
  
  •^
  
  treaty.
  
  — —
  
  ^
  
  icjl
  
  ^J.ti\
  
  Fj'agment
  
  He
  
  (a grave).
  
  He dug up a
  
  refuse of the people.
  
  Side, shore.
  
  Ja'^
  
  Vj
  
  Jal»-
  
  <>^
  
  l»
  
  Sudden (thrust). Shameless. ^ Harsh, imperious (word). Tick. Camel's fly. jCjj jdl ^ Magazine, joGMj ^.\j1 5^ jG Ij
  
  ^rjj
  
  ^j_;
  
  ^1
  
  barn, granary. •^
  
  Storehouse. Hold of a
  
  j^llj
  
  j\J\
  
  .ship.
  
  Dimple on the upper lip. Hamza. "iyi Swelling. Raising of the voice. Prominence.
  
  (
  
  vrA
  
  )
  
  J:'
  
  gush forth ( water ). To become a good poet. To be scurfy (head). To
  
  Single pulsation, throbbing, Nerve. Anger.
  
  spread
  
  He was roused
  
  to anger. Place of pulsation. Mallet for carding cotton.
  
  (evil).
  
  To rise against a. o. (heretic), jc. y^ — He led an easy life, II; all J — To let out flour (bag). j-i aJb To sift floui". f^\ To haunt (a place). A— Dust of a
  
  mill.
  
  The choice
  
  of the tribe.
  
  Remarkable,
  
  ^
  
  •li:5
  
  To gush
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  juVy
  
  water by
  
  Surname
  
  j^iiU
  
  :ii.Cjj"^tj
  
  *i.Cj
  
  Dusty high road.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  To come j^_, uL' o jp -HTo gu.sh forth (blood, pus). To
  
  -^
  
  elicit
  
  *
  
  fin
  
  Ckli
  
  JaU
  
  i
  
  Jali'j
  
  -^j'b -^^J digging (a well).
  
  Nobody know^s his intimate thoughts. First water of a well.
  
  forge, to falsify a. th.
  
  (a discourse).
  
  Js^J -J^
  
  i
  
  ~
  
  Internal state of a mac.
  
  j!J
  
  fi,
  
  Ctyl^j Ckli
  
  ja^
  
  :
  
  ,
  
  rule and arrange (a blank
  
  book).
  
  To
  
  jtuJ *9:US
  
  write.
  
  out. -^
  
  iiu.U
  
  To scoff at a. 0. s Ja!; To bring a. th. to » W..'X:.\j Ja^jl light. To deduce a. th. To appear. iaji.:ij JaJt To pretend to be a Nabathean. u'^Xj To compose (a discourse). a ialX\ D To speak imperiously. To find out, to elicit a. th To elucidate (a question lawyer).
  
  HjU
  
  of S celebrated poets. ^J^Ill
  
  Heretics, uovators.
  
  xiiL'
  
  j^\^
  
  result.
  
  fi>
  
  distinguished man.
  
  Relating to those poets. Scurf of the *^lJj StCJj head.
  
  To
  
  To draw (water). To reach i^^Sji.\j
  
  yj2i\ Zip
  
  ^ljJj
  
  forth
  
  (spring), a
  
  ^
  
  j.Ujj
  
  i^j
  
  jliJl,
  
  ;djJj JaJ
  
  j
  
  Mealy matter
  
  of the palm-pith.
  
  Zizj/phus spina lote-tree
  
  Christi,
  
  jlj
  
  jpj jjj
  
  jlj j
  
  and
  
  fruit.
  
  its
  
  Jj
  
  ^
  
  xLaJ
  
  ,
  
  iCJj
  
  i)_^j
  
  «iUj_j tiiU 9-
  
  *S^j 5?^
  
  hill.
  
  High (ground).
  
  To shoot
  
  at.
  
  arrows to
  
  To a.
  
  ^\y ^ give
  
  •^\^
  
  5 !5b o
  
  To surpass
  
  0.
  
  hair on a horse's flank.
  
  Nabatheans. ia^Jj Jsdl ^ Belonging to the Naba'Jf^j Discovery, invention, contri-
  
  vance.
  
  ^
  
  di>.J
  
  ip
  
  ^
  
  a.
  
  0.
  
  ^
  
  White-spotted on
  
  iajJ
  
  'J^
  
  Jalli-il
  
  -^ 'IJ3I;
  
  a Jal;
  
  the side (horse).
  
  To
  
  (place),
  
  kish
  
  White
  
  theans.
  
  jj_il;
  
  Alembic. J^jIj^ fr J=/' Planted in a row (palm-trees). jl:> To be elevated iHSJlj fe^i) o »1Cj -ftr ea-
  
  i
  
  j
  
  o Wild-apple, crab-apple.
  
  Large vine-knob. Drupe.
  
  i
  
  issue
  
  Cu^j Cp^j
  
  C^J
  
  1
  
  o r^
  
  -«-
  
  forth (water).
  
  To emerge from. To cause (springs)
  
  1-''
  
  -
  
  to ooze
  
  (God).
  
  To
  
  ooze (water).
  
  for making ~ bows, arrows. •^ Spring. To pick up arrows for a. o. J*To treat a. o. kindly. o — Bow made with chadara tena:/.. ^Jlil To soothe a. 0. with (food). o ^ "" Hard, steady. To be clever, nobit;. Origin. Z^ sllU o jiJ He his of a noble To give arrows to a. 0. 5 j;jlj j^ *^Lj^ *»f' oZ >* To vie in skill with a. 0. race. 5 j;u j-uIJI ^Ay To have ripe dates (palm-tree), jj Sweating limbs of the To make rough (arrows). A — camel. To show sagacity to be skilful. j!ij Spring. Origin. ^u.UJ: ^ To die (camel). Watei'-spring. Streamlet. f^\5 ^ ^.yli^i To purify o.'s self with pebbles. ^ — To appear. To ^y^i CCJ o a
  
  Chadara tenax, tree
  
  in skill.
  
  1
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  i
  
  /iIj
  
  -ft-
  
  Yr'^
  
  (
  
  chanced to
  
  I
  
  Renown,
  
  find
  
  (^
  
  it.
  
  \^
  
  illustriousness. Nobi-
  
  Jlj.j
  
  SaLj
  
  lity.
  
  in
  
  summons. ^ t^j <J_,
  
  notice,
  
  Noble, cele-
  
  -^iJ
  
  ,
  
  .^'^
  
  ,
  
  taken no notice of
  
  brated, illustrious.
  
  Important alFair. High, eminent. -^ Alarm-clock. Incentive to.
  
  ijiJ
  
  Memorandum
  
  off,
  
  ^'
  
  s^^lJj
  
  O
  
  1]^'
  
  I'j
  
  -^
  
  to take no effect (sword)
  
  ^
  
  hed.J:,\y^\
  
  ili>!
  
  to unfit a. o. cj
  
  a
  
  '^\
  
  boil (cooking-pot).
  
  His nostrils swel-
  
  icicJ
  
  Ch^j u;
  
  cJ
  
  i
  
  i^ij^.'
  
  ©
  
  ^
  
  be marriageable (girl).
  
  To
  
  exalt
  
  0. s
  
  ip
  
  J^
  
  —
  
  To
  
  be high,
  
  i_i:ill
  
  Tumour. grow. C_^
  
  assist (a beast) in
  
  » Gei
  
  -Ji>. sUl
  
  o >Jij i
  
  ?;i5J
  
  ^ ^
  
  bringing forth.
  
  z^
  
  '\j
  
  ,
  
  forth (female).
  
  To improve (child). To result from.
  
  ';;,ll
  
  Sil-
  
  ^ iLJ
  
  jj_cj
  
  Shooter. Ar-
  
  row-maker. Clever, skilful. ji;l
  
  Constantinople.
  
  To be mindful of. J To heed a. th. To awake yjj]\ from
  
  -uxilj
  
  ,
  
  Cjl;
  
  a
  
  
  sleep.
  
  I'enow-
  
  xiili
  
  o
  
  
  ned, celebrated.
  
  rouse, to remind
  
  J[
  
  j\
  
  To notify a. th. to. He called him by his name. <^ Lt^ He roused him yyi\ ^a S * a. 0. of.
  
  from
  
  ^
  
  The wind has L,vi^l c.?-ij drawn forth rain from the clouds. To bring laJj (i-UJ ci»fj •^
  
  Corpse, carcass D ver armlets.
  
  To
  
  prominent. Hillock. Ascent, d
  
  JQ
  
  superior merit Generous, noble.
  
  To be
  
  self about.
  
  swell, to
  
  for the thing
  
  clever. Better shooter. Lazy, slothful.
  
  To divulge (news). x ^1; To swell up (wound). i«_^j_, tf; a \ij % To be prominent. To protrude. To
  
  To To
  
  complishment. Preparation He got ready
  
  - More
  
  from anger.
  
  a. o.
  
  jjc;
  
  HG
  
  Ability, nT^vit. Personal ac-
  
  Endowed with
  
  blunt (a sword).
  
  encounter.
  
  Gift. Mouth- cJ^^j Jy Choice part. Merit. Nobility.
  
  — Arrow-making. LJ
  
  Scorn, harshness of manners. s^ Height. Sjipj Remote (thing). Blunt (sword). ^U Strongly cambered (bow). sj^u
  
  To
  
  Reward. ful.
  
  butt (arrow).
  
  To overtake
  
  oy^j
  
  Small pebbles.
  
  tj^l
  
  (place).
  
  led
  
  ifein.) j;j
  
  J'CJlj
  
  Arrow.
  
  To be remote, s^^j uJj !^i o Uj opposed. To become dim (sight). To shrink from. To miss the jl —
  
  To
  
  » —
  
  JU
  
  iin.x'Ci )
  
  Nobility. Sagacity.
  
  He was restless in To disagree with,
  
  To
  
  it.
  
  To ask for arrows from. To take the best of. (
  
  Forgotten affair. Wakeful, heedful.
  
  To glance
  
  making arrows.
  
  To die. to be killed. To carry away a. th. To take heed of. To prepare to. J — He has ij-iC j\ ijg j\ iriJ j\ iLJ j;i\ C.
  
  Heed, awakening. Wariness
  
  The fox. Remark,
  
  )
  
  To take the best of. To vie with a. o. in shooting,
  
  To To
  
  »
  
  —
  
  sleep.
  
  forget a. th.
  
  be mindful.
  
  notice
  
  ^ To
  
  To have
  
  J_j
  
  of.
  
  be wary, to guard against. Cu[ Awakening. Sagacity. *Jj Stray-beast found by chance. aZ
  
  Yi-
  
  (
  
  \::>
  
  He acquires know-
  
  ^Jic j^j/» jillj
  
  :
  
  V
  
  J:j1~,
  
  liOu^j CiiJ
  
  Jit,
  
  J^l
  
  i
  
  j^]
  
  to sprout
  
  (plant).
  
  Gevm, sprout.
  
  jijj
  
  Tweezers. To exude (sweat, blood). t_^ D To carry away.
  
  To
  
  sweai"^
  
  To To
  
  slande"
  
  tr'^^ o ^S
  
  i
  
  scoff, to
  
  -fl-
  
  f£] s dS'i o f^i -^
  
  mock.
  
  ^]]
  
  Calumniator. To pluck out
  
  f^/'^ fii
  
  ^Sj
  
  ,
  
  u£j
  
  -8-
  
  ^iij
  
  i
  
  ^ifSJIj ^^\1'jj
  
  :cjuJ_j
  
  Shallow, superficial (man). Depilated (camel).
  
  Tweezers. To be prolific (woman).
  
  ^jCJ Xix5
  
  ^JLJj
  
  CirJ
  
  o
  
  i
  
  :
  
  »
  
  (Jj^j
  
  C5^ o — ^j j3 i
  
  a. th.
  
  :
  
  Vomit.
  
  JUJ J
  
  jiJ
  
  opposite to jj 6 Jfc ijli
  
  fire (fiint).
  
  rider (beast).
  
  Jolting his
  
  The month
  
  of
  
  jj/j
  
  Rama-
  
  dhan.
  
  (woman). Emetic.
  
  Prolific
  
  a. o.
  
  To empty *
  
  J^,j — jili >t3
  
  i
  
  J3
  
  -^
  
  (a bag). revile a. o.
  
  ^
  
  ^iJcj
  
  oe-Jj
  
  brood. Conclusion of a syl-
  
  ;
  
  fruit.
  
  of the
  
  Consequently therefore, in
  
  otllSL;
  
  short.
  
  forth.
  
  ^"i;
  
  <
  
  ^J:j
  
  of parturition.
  
  Rump
  
  of animals.
  
  To exude (sweat). (>-_^j (a-iJ a ^S -STo become moist (skin). To make a. 0. to sweat (heat). 8 — i
  
  Sweat.
  
  «rJ
  
  Pi. Tree-resin.
  
  ^jiS
  
  Pores of the skin.
  
  (^ ^ rc^
  
  -tu
  
  (of beasts).
  
  pull
  
  off.
  
  To pluck
  
  To gaze
  
  :^:£L»^
  
  A
  
  at.
  
  Tweezers, pincers. To snatch a. th. To pull a. th. violently.
  
  fi;
  
  ^
  
  Jl, »-roIi
  
  —
  
  ii..:j
  
  i
  
  »
  
  —
  
  -r^^.
  
  A
  
  \'Jo
  
  To rend
  
  ment). To brace (a bow). To spear a. o. To utter violent language. To be damaged to perish. To be pulled. Weakness. Harshness. He received him harshly. :
  
  Penetrative thrust.
  
  mine.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  -S-
  
  children.
  
  To drag
  
  ^u;
  
  of the sa-
  
  same year. %^^ l^ My ewes are of the same age. ^J liJ ^^li.
  
  They are
  
  jS
  
  shake (a sack). To build a house opposite to ano-jSJl ther"s. To mari'y a woman having
  
  •^
  
  rrdixJ-l.
  
  logism. Result, consequence,
  
  Rump
  
  To draw up ^— (a bucket). To strike (fire). To
  
  Yielding
  
  Young beasts
  
  j(i>
  
  horse).
  
  is
  
  th.A
  
  a.
  
  Parturition of beasts.
  
  (the hair).
  
  To become fat. To jolt (his rider
  
  -^
  
  .jti!^
  
  ^-ajIj ?«wt:^
  
  Time
  
  vomit.
  
  His house
  
  To breed (cattle). To deduce, to conclude
  
  5-iSl
  
  ^J
  
  little of.
  
  Falling hair, feathers.
  
  many
  
  to bring forth. To have pregnant females. To be in partui-ition (female).
  
  Growing. On the point of bringing forth.
  
  (hair, feathers).
  
  To shake
  
  ^j
  
  ?cj1j
  
  infer a. th. from.
  
  ^fJu
  
  Plucking of the hair. What is plucked with >Jcj ^ *Ii5 the hand, pinch. A little of. He has given him a ^/'^ lifj iVkp'l
  
  To
  
  To
  
  Assisting a female in bringing
  
  (hair, feathers).
  
  To be plucked
  
  •^
  
  ^^ ^
  
  (a conclu-
  
  To be near
  
  me year
  
  much. a. 0.
  
  cT*
  
  To deduce
  
  sion) from.
  
  ledge in every branch. Inexhaustible -well. s To backbite a. o. To germinate (seed)
  
  )
  
  o-^j -S(a gar-
  
  5
  
  «-j
  
  ^—
  
  'j^^S^S
  
  Sji a
  
  Jv
  
  J^\ Ji
  
  ^j
  
  iijV»
  
  ^
  
  %'JC
  
  CjIS^j
  
  Bow
  
  breaking its string. j\'y ^ "i}^ To pull out ( a thorn ). A CiiJ i ,_;iaj -STo extract a. th. To pluck out (hair). To pinch and pull (meat) with the
  
  beak (hawk).
  
  To earn for (o.'s family)He has not obtained Cxll, the least thing from him.
  
  J i,>
  
  J^
  
  — C»
  
  (
  
  J^ <
  
  To
  
  fall off
  
  (tree-leaves).
  
  To sneeze (beast). To blow o.'s aose. To
  
  Yi\ _,-J
  
  \'j^
  
  suuff
  
  i
  
  —
  
  JUI
  
  tip
  
  water.
  
  To throw a. o. down upoa the 5 — uose. To make the nose to bleed. To be scattered, ^io J^'i J^ strewn. To fall off hair, leaves). To fall sick and die (people). Ji^ To snuff up water) aud yjS.j, |j Jci\ (
  
  (
  
  reject Pro.?e
  
  ;
  
  rhyming ( opp. to Ji^ Embroidery on cloth.
  
  Jiit:-ij
  
  ,
  
  C>(£j V_^j
  
  >li;
  
  JiJ
  
  1
  
  forth fi'om the lines (soldier).
  
  To become tangled (herbage). jp\ij To be -ome ready for fight. jSiJ-lj — egg filled with jSj jiJ water and buried in the sand. \\.Near relationship. Osti'ich's
  
  ',
  
  .
  
  <J\XJj Xiy^ o CnJj U>; a stink (meat).
  
  •Jij Ij
  
  To To
  
  ,
  
  CFiij
  
  d\>
  
  i
  
  "ft"
  
  a Jo
  
  infect, to taint a. th.
  
  iJCxJj cnJ
  
  Stinking.
  
  between the mustaches.
  
  %'}\,
  
  Cartilage of the nose. Ample coat of mail. Sneeze (of a beast). Falling particles. Loquacity. jtJ
  
  Loquacious, divulger. J^i Cj\^jJy Good milch-ewes. Prolific. j^
  
  ^
  
  Scattered. Shedding its leaves
  
  Fetid tree. Mercurialis
  
  annua
  
  (
  
  o^>j djiu
  
  plant).
  
  oC^ ^
  
  Vest, jacket, waistcoat with sleeves.
  
  Bean-trefoil. Hemp-nettle (;)/an/s).i=I>
  
  To swell (limb). To lag behind to :
  
  o UJ
  
  I^ij
  
  retire back-
  
  -ft-
  
  jJl
  
  ward.
  
  (rose).
  
  Scattered particles. Crumbs
  
  Sjiiij jlL'
  
  of a table. fruit scattered at
  
  a feast.
  
  Pi'osaist. Sneezing (ewe).
  
  jiS;
  
  JU
  
  Scattered, dispersed. Cipher ^L-l* (man). -^ Embroidered (cloth).
  
  Palm-tree shaking
  
  off its dates.
  
  jiSi/i
  
  Prose. Papaver erraticurn. kind of poppy. Gilliflower.
  
  To
  
  ^A
  
  J^
  
  )
  
  prose. •^
  
  Money,
  
  JVJ
  
  To rush
  
  Stench, fetor.
  
  it.
  
  Interstice
  
  )
  
  press
  
  a. 0.
  
  upon
  
  yu^i o
  
  jjli/J
  
  JaSJ
  
  -^
  
  Qoyij Oai}
  
  —
  
  s
  
  the ground for silencing him.
  
  To overburden a. o. To quiet, to appease To vomit much. To
  
  s
  
  a. o.
  
  s ialj ;ai
  
  I
  
  —
  
  /LU
  
  ^
  
  bleed (nose).
  
  To dung (horse). ^' O jiJ « To cleanse (a well). — A Jiilj To empty (a quiver) To take off (a coat of mail), iit A — To put (a coat of mail) oS^i A — i
  
  J^
  
  upon.
  
  To rush together
  
  against.
  
  J[ jJlIJ
  
  Cleansed (ditch).
  
  jsj
  
  Large coat of mail. Dimple tween the mustaches.
  
  be-
  
  Horse's dung.
  
  Earth taken from a Remains, rubbish.
  
  ;ii;
  
  ijj
  
  well.
  
  iLiJj iVsi "
  
  y^
  
  To resemble a. 0. To assault a. 0. To break (ab.scess;.
  
  5 it
  
  —
  
  JiJ
  
  J^\
  
  Swollen (limb). Prominent^
  
  ;c^ u j,
  
  c-Ij
  
  jutting.
  
  To divulge (news). A Ci; cJ -8To anoint (a wound). — To ooze (oil). ^j Oj£ To communicate news to 0. a. oUj '^ INIoist, damp (wall). 1
  
  fi>
  
  Ointment. Moisture exuded by a skin. Piece of wool for ci^ j ol:»
  
  [
  
  olsJ
  
  :;^
  
  ^
  
  anointing.
  
  *^'
  
  ^
  
  Tc rip up ( the belly). a i^ i -HHe relieved his bowels. jjaJ J C» — To hang down to be uns^p^lj^[ :
  
  teady (load). Cipher, coward. Buttocks. To stand still. To grOM-
  
  ,^ Si-i^j r-a .|S_,i;
  
  a
  
  oil
  
  *
  
  Ju
  
  -H-
  
  (truffle).
  
  To
  
  scatter, a J^j,\j\3jj \'Ju i to sprinkle, to disperse a. th.
  
  He He He He
  
  spoke much. had numerous children.
  
  >>^l — jj^l
  
  bore much fruit (tree). jlii)! took off (the coat of mail).ii^ a>
  
  — — —
  
  (
  
  He has exerted himself
  
  V IT
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  To
  
  to
  
  hold unseemly
  
  Jsi
  
  Ij
  
  ,
  
  CJJ
  
  i
  
  -xJ
  
  -^
  
  ISJ
  
  -S-
  
  I
  
  the utmost.
  
  talks. '
  
  be accomplished (affair). To succeed in to attain (a want). help a.
  
  0. to
  
  — To
  
  J
  
  I
  
  a ^JJ
  
  attain a. th. Sj
  
  Such a one did not sue-
  
  o!^
  
  T^'i^
  
  j
  
  I
  
  J * ^SJ 1
  
  a. o. to pro.sper
  
  (God). a. o.
  
  —
  
  4_,
  
  To accomplish (au
  
  j
  
  ^;
  
  rr.Ull^.^j
  
  fi>
  
  affair) successfully.
  
  To become true (dream). To beg of (God) the success ;
  
  Tjfvi fi>
  
  n ri^I:~ll
  
  of.
  
  ^i*o
  
  rr^j
  
  x^-^O
  
  Successful,
  
  Cij
  
  ^^' -J^
  
  i
  
  5
  
  '|.j 1
  
  ^^ — ^J -«
  
  <9^i bj with purulent matter (abscess). i
  
  Swift.
  
  To move, to stir a. th. To ponder over (an affair
  
  0''>
  
  -
  
  without undertaking it. To be agitated, perplexed. 1^13 To smite » U-jij %ir)j *ik; a Uj -«a. 0. with the evil eye. ojiJI
  
  *»--=W
  
  ?r-.»Viij
  
  ^^Ui ^
  
  Right counsel.
  
  To be
  
  — To
  
  ^-^v
  
  >•
  
  T.^t^j
  
  r^^J
  
  boast, to glory. its
  
  To
  
  margin
  
  <s^) a (
  
  —
  
  J\'j
  
  ^^
  
  river
  
  -«-
  
  To
  
  ).
  
  arise (disturbance).
  
  noble-
  
  ^^Uj
  
  together (waves).
  
  To overcome,
  
  a
  
  ^^^
  
  ^?tJlj
  
  ,
  
  *jl?,J
  
  o
  
  To be
  
  generous.
  
  »--?»^j''j
  
  v-?'^J
  
  »
  
  '^'r?--^'
  
  -ft-
  
  "r^-J
  
  i
  
  (a tree).
  
  To beget generous
  
  sons.
  
  To
  
  ^iJl
  
  beget a cowardly son. To perform a generous deed.
  
  To
  
  choose, to se-
  
  a
  
  v^^^
  
  ^..iliJLIj ^^-scrji
  
  lect a. th. tiijj
  
  Bark of a root or of a
  
  f.>U
  
  Noble-born.
  
  ^^ij
  
  Generous.
  
  a^lj
  
  ,laki
  
  ^
  
  oi.;
  
  tree.
  
  To become manifest
  
  \i^
  
  »_
  M^^j
  
  ^_^ ^_,^
  
  xJiV
  
  v-iJ
  
  ^ >^»J
  
  good-breed
  
  Excellent,
  
  (beast).
  
  The
  
  to prevail over a. o.
  
  >ij
  
  SL^J ^iJ
  
  j;;.vl!l
  
  Nobility of race. Generosity.
  
  sea. 5
  
  bark
  
  '_y>dj ;^?Jj
  
  Noble, generous.
  
  To boast together. To dash Roaring (sea). Roaring of the
  
  '^<j
  
  ^^IJ
  
  ^
  
  attaining a want.
  
  best parts.
  
  ^^Xyj vlW«J
  
  JiJ
  
  Having noble
  
  (affair).
  
  To sweat. To become
  
  ijL>.j
  
  a
  
  Ji-J
  
  stupid, dull.
  
  To be oppressed by
  
  lOaJ Jiajj
  
  ~
  
  grief.
  
  To be courageous, "i'j^^ jiGJ o To furnish (a house). To a
  
  aiJ
  
  a>J
  
  trim, to stuff (beds, pillows). a. 0.
  
  experienced
  
  5
  
  j^,
  
  (time).
  
  To
  
  A
  
  To divulge (news). To backbite a. 0. To be ashamed of. To hasten. To flow
  
  Evil eye of a begga"r.^
  
  (walk), quick pace. 9-_xjj
  
  away
  
  1^' o
  
  0. a. of.
  
  born (man).
  
  Patient (mind).
  
  To render
  
  remind
  
  *»ii?J
  
  Thriving.
  
  eat
  
  A
  
  Anecdote, mention.
  
  Evil-eyed.
  
  Successful (affair).
  
  Vehement
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  attainment of a
  
  Patience.
  
  To
  
  j
  
  I
  
  To overcome
  
  Success want.
  
  I
  
  ^^
  
  ceed.
  
  To make
  
  divulge (news).
  
  scatter a. th.
  
  :
  
  To
  
  To
  
  j
  
  assist a. o.
  
  to fight a. 0.
  
  To come
  
  forth
  
  » j^\ji
  
  sons. ^^XJj CjC^.'J ^ To scrutinise, ^c diulj Vi^' o d.?J To cry out to a. o. for help. ^ o?J To reveal seci'ets 0, to a. o?Uj To draw out, to a c-*Jl^b c-iiil ,
  
  -ft-
  
  extract a. th.
  
  Coat of mail. Pericardium. House. Searcher, inquirer.
  
  ^>Jj
  
  oGJ
  
  I
  
  ^^ rr
  
  ~
  
  o'^Vj c*?t~' used as c-ojJ
  
  Hidden seci*et. Mound a butt for shooters. Bad news divulged. Endeavour
  
  He has
  
  attained the
  
  «^,Vj Jt ^^at
  
  age of puberty. War has been vehement. Silphium (plant). Mole-rats.
  
  (pi. of
  
  To
  
  (
  
  liijk>lj '^'j^^
  
  OJul
  
  o\'Jkl'\
  
  iii
  
  of jii) i?.,U>
  
  a7i
  summer-
  
  butter.
  
  To hew,
  
  to fashion
  
  (wood
  
  :
  
  car-
  
  f>
  
  —
  
  To determine upon, to undei*th. To warm (water) with
  
  penter).
  
  take a. heated stones.
  
  To
  
  fillip a. 0.
  
  To urge
  
  (camels)
  
  To suffer from thirst. To feed a. o. with milk and
  
  s
  
  —
  
  i^^j
  
  a
  
  _,?ej
  
  flour. 5 ^^l]
  
  Origin. Shape of a beast. Per-
  
  J^J sonal attainment. Nobility. Territory
  
  Mecca or
  
  of Medinah.
  
  ^Uj
  
  Origin, root. Colour.
  
  jV^jj jVseJ
  
  Carpentry.
  
  SjVVi
  
  Chips, parings of wood.
  
  cj\^
  
  Hot summer-month.
  
  y>.Ju
  
  Carpenter.
  
  Ojj^5 ^ jbeJ
  
  Milk mixed with will
  
  flour or butter. SjasJ
  
  reward thee ac-
  
  ii^In?J
  
  o^jy
  
  cording to thy merit.
  
  Hook and
  
  of a door. in
  
  Town
  
  in
  
  Arabia oO?sj
  
  Hauran.
  
  Seized with intense thirst
  
  ^S^yJj j>j
  
  Anchor.
  
  _,>j1
  
  ^
  
  e'J^zlSj J>ii'\
  
  Nettle [plant). for
  
  _^>I
  
  warming
  
  water. Hewn wood. Water-pulley. •^ Wainscoting of a house.
  
  To
  
  achieve, fi> j0j j^;j , \'^ to perform (an affair).
  
  perish.
  
  to end, to
  
  cl^dt
  
  k^j S
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  —
  
  j^
  
  highland of
  
  :ri»-_j
  
  J^JJ i^>»Jj iVasJj ibtj
  
  aa»J
  
  l_j
  
  ^
  
  I
  
  sa^J
  
  — t
  
  road.
  
  He can manage
  
  »^^jb
  
  ?'?«;j
  
  ('^ >•
  
  ,-4«^,'
  
  affairs thoi )ugbly.
  
  House-furniture (as
  
  iOfJj >y>^ carpets, beds, curtains).
  
  ^
  
  -k?J
  
  Sweat from sorrow. Impediment
  
  jbj
  
  Coui-age, vigour. Fight.
  
  To be fulfilled (promise). To come forth against a. 0. To fulfil (a promise). To give the last stroke to (a
  
  olJ?tJ
  
  ''-^
  
  ^
  
  Adversity. Fright. Aid.
  
  From Nejd
  
  (horse). '^-^ Suspensory of a sword. i\iJ Of high stature iGJ" Ji^!* J?"3
  
  (man).
  
  Gallantry, courage, bravery.
  
  sii^ «^'^
  
  Mattress-maker. Brave, courageous.
  
  iGJ
  
  I
  
  ^r
  
  -4«^J
  
  -Wj
  
  -^^
  
  Brave. Grieved. -\J^) j4^ -r ^^-} Long-necked, spirited (camel),
  
  i^
  
  Stupid, dull,
  
  woman.
  
  .i>jy
  
  5r
  
  ^ —
  
  aitJ
  
  e^J'
  
  -*>^
  
  v»
  
  weary. Stuffer of mattresses.
  
  Wine.
  
  Saffron. Blood.
  
  -»?i>j i>%^
  
  ^ i^lJ
  
  ju>1jj
  
  Wine-vessel. jj^t^''
  
  j?J
  
  \j^ a j?Jj
  
  To be accomplished
  
  wounded man).
  
  P
  
  S^Ul
  
  Point aimed at.
  
  Heated stone
  
  jSJ oiJl-^l
  
  Arabia.
  
  Tall and intelligent
  
  (camel).
  
  To come
  
  Skilful guide. Nejd,
  
  s jiijl
  
  fl>j
  
  To answer (a call). To become high, lofty. To recover sti-ength. To ask for assistance from, To be emboldened against.
  
  in speech.
  
  Violent access of thirst.
  
  I
  
  To become serene (sky). To assist, to help a. 0.
  
  Stony table-land. Elevated
  
  vehemently.
  
  of
  
  To sweat frum asjl To become high (building).
  
  to Nejd.
  
  grief.
  
  \'^ o _,?«5 -Sday). To prepare a food of milk and be hot
  
  To go
  
  •«-
  
  —
  
  (affair).
  
  Small mountain. Necka>Ci ^ a?ei« lace of pearls and gold. Rod for urging a beast. ja-U/i ^ cJ^Jt Wooden instrument for wool. Aid. Fighter. Afflicted.
  
  To ? j:^u fit
  
  jU'j] le
  
  bite,
  
  Subdued. to catch a. th.
  
  J^S^
  
  ^^^ a
  
  llii-J
  
  i
  
  -UJ
  
  -H-
  
  s
  
  —
  
  with the molar teeth. To importune a. 0.
  
  — To
  
  try
  
  a. 0. (fortune).
  
  Molar tooth.
  
  i
  
  a>r,;
  
  -
  
  iiJ i»-lJ
  
  .
  
  (
  
  J^ To
  
  give to (camels)
  
  and
  
  ^
  
  water
  
  j\ f^
  
  v
  
  ^
  
  s
  
  To be fattened by. To benefit of.v_, ^^^J To thrive. ;iiti1 To give milk to (a youngling s — :
  
  To ask a favour from. s f^ \j ^^kLj Wholesome il^ j\ *j ry-'' i J^ i^~ ^"^ food.
  
  ^
  
  Foraging. ^ <;k; Beating about for ^J'^j *i>U ^ ^»U pasturages, forager. Vei-y courageous. 5,bJ jiUi-' Water mixed with flour or ^.^
  
  Wholesome
  
  (
  
  N^isJI
  
  off
  
  "'
  
  (food). Efficacious
  
  speech). Blackish
  
  shaken
  
  (
  
  blood
  
  -
  
  ^^J
  
  Leaves
  
  ).
  
  and made into paste
  
  for
  
  Pasturage. Place in which pasturages are searched. Station in pasturage.
  
  f^jji
  
  focix.-^j
  
  To drift (sand-hills He gave away to a. a little
  
  j^;
  
  promise ). contend, to fight together. j^Ci Achievement, fulfilment. jGj_, jij He is on the eve of *s>U- j?J J* accomplishing his affair. Present, ready slnsjj Sj>U ^ Ji?%?j j^.-VJ (money). I sold it for ready moj»Uj lj?;b' iiJ
  
  ^
  
  ney.
  
  Fight.
  
  j>'CJj i'jiiJ'
  
  A— btj O
  
  :
  
  Ui^Z.\j
  
  To conta- Hj go ,_^' \j ^jjj To render a. o. impulse. To become defiled, impure. To ^^.^ defile.
  
  minate.
  
  Filthiness.
  
  self.
  
  Legal impurity.
  
  ^^ li^
  
  _Ai&OI*iiJ
  
  Small quantity, little of. Threshold ; lintel. Broad-headed •—'^''-•J
  
  tiUfJ ^_jG^; 1
  
  ^*?«''
  
  things
  
  ^'^[
  
  Dam.
  
  Sand-drifts, dunes.
  
  5r
  
  ^^?^j
  
  (spear). •*v
  
  ^
  
  %J
  
  o J?J
  
  -ik-
  
  fi>
  
  Connivance for ensnaring anotherjL^ in a sale.
  
  Beater
  
  J-^yd^^j ^uivWj ,•
  
  '^j-^j J->;^
  
  hunter.
  
  ,J-^h J-i^'
  
  Negus, king of the
  
  '^W^Ij
  
  .trW»i
  
  Abyssinians.
  
  To be whole-
  
  (soil).
  
  To beget (a son father). ^jj 5 — To kick a. o. on the buttocks. s — To ill-treat a. o. To rip up, to skin ( a beast a— from the hocks. To till (the ground). :
  
  )
  
  -{{-
  
  start (game).
  
  Huntsman, starter.
  
  --
  
  J\^] T
  
  Scarcely, hardly.
  
  ^J^^'^
  
  o jiiJ
  
  draw forth. To kindle (the fire). To hurry, to press on. iiUj j Cjjj o — To outbid a. o. at (a sale). J Jis^\2 To extract a. th. To jiSJ.'LLi
  
  of the chase
  
  Basket.
  
  ,j^\j
  
  ij-iK-'^
  
  ensnaring another in (a sale). To rouse, to track (the game). A — To search after a. th. To collect. To
  
  ^
  
  jG*;
  
  ^J^J ^j^j
  
  Amulet made of unclean
  
  ^ ..^
  
  Sand-drift, a Chandelier, lusti-e.
  
  To become verdant
  
  sJii^J
  
  ^ ^r^J ij^J ij^J ur^
  
  Maker of unclean amulets. To connive for j Ciij
  
  wind).
  
  :
  
  sand-hill. Place flood.
  
  C-jJ a ,.rW "^
  
  unclean, impui'e, filthy.
  
  To
  
  Incurable (disease).
  
  ^
  o.
  
  clouds), to cause (rain
  
  spared by a
  
  ,
  
  impure, unclean.
  
  wind).
  
  a
  
  (the
  
  ^Jma^JJ
  
  ^„iiLi
  
  of.
  
  To shake
  
  jilij-lj
  
  fi>
  
  the fulfilment of (a
  
  Filthy, (j-bjl
  
  CbJ o ^oJ -ftarrow). To cut (a tree) at the root. To rnilk out (a ewe). ^ ^.^\j —
  
  •^
  
  a. th. sue-
  
  To ask
  
  ^»?tZ;.»
  
  ^
  
  fashion (an
  
  Mound,
  
  achieve
  
  cessfully.
  
  purify o.'s
  
  cattle.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  (water).
  
  Milk.
  
  Wholesome
  
  .ill
  
  To
  
  shepherd).
  
  grain.
  
  He addicted himself to drink.
  
  flour to drink.
  
  ^iJlj , G^^iJj CoJ a ;oJ some, beneficial (food). To be efficacious (medicine, J ^j
  
  speech).
  
  To
  
  To seek for pasturages.
  
  -i^r
  
  —
  
  act upon. f^'-l^ ^j
  
  f^j
  
  Ij
  
  r»^3
  
  rf^
  
  10) »
  
  v^
  
  G^
  
  i
  
  groundless.
  
  is
  
  Graminaceous plant. A stai*. ^ Blaze on a beast, .\sten8k.
  
  ij^j
  
  Word.
  
  Stalkless plant.
  
  <;.^
  
  Dadijlis repens^ species of dog-
  
  bage.
  
  i;jj
  
  To come to fight together. To have numerous offspring. To appear and disappear. To
  
  grass.
  
  The
  
  ^i
  
  Pleiads.
  
  Astronomy. Astrology.
  
  ^
  
  >»,>?J)I
  
  x^\ j'i
  
  Ass.
  
  Astrologer. Astro-
  
  ^-^j
  
  remove water from the
  
  To become swampy
  
  nomer.
  
  Well
  
  ti-aced road.
  
  Water
  
  —
  
  ^?-r>j S *^:\j J^ljj ,i^ij, a 4-J -«
  
  drive
  
  back
  
  a. o.
  
  To be ^^ il^j
  
  3\?Jj
  
  '^J
  
  ^
  
  bJ
  
  *^>-j
  
  To rush To trim
  
  his
  
  tV^
  
  J<^\j
  
  J-f\j
  
  lS?»^'
  
  ,
  
  — -
  
  skin (a
  
  ij
  
  i_j ,
  
  ujj
  
  l^35J
  
  —
  
  lo s *Wsij «l?.u* tif ^'j whisper (a secret) to. o.
  
  (from
  
  »
  
  'S^
  
  (iS?*'-^
  
  ~
  
  raise (a field) against clear
  
  away
  
  b
  
  (clouds).
  
  to
  
  ^
  
  The
  
  Jc?-^^1
  
  k Jsvl ^
  
  Testament.
  
  To have^jl
  
  ^
  
  -Ji-
  
  ,
  
  fi>
  
  a prominent
  
  »
  
  — —
  
  ground.
  
  mer).
  
  to.
  
  To take a. 0. as a confidant, To quicken the walk. To
  
  ^v'l
  
  To ooze (water). To grow( tooth). J^ To come out (heretic). To result. To accomplish a. th. a J^^ C»^ — To pay (a debt) by instalments. To astroiogise. j^^j JfJ To be over (cold, rain). ^iti'lj J>y\ To clear away (weather). To observe the stars (astrono- J^iJi
  
  place.
  
  To search for a raised To whisper in the ear
  
  sought by
  
  (star).
  
  ij
  
  fi>
  
  to lay a, th. bare. 0.
  
  .^^ij
  
  Couch-grass. J=W^' ^-, llf To appear. To I'ise^Jlj , 0.^* o ^'
  
  ^i^
  
  ripe dates (palm-tree).
  
  To disclose, To bring a.
  
  J\i,;_,
  
  Opening a large
  
  Evangelist.
  
  ^* j ^-'
  
  flooding.
  
  To
  
  Go.spel.
  
  New
  
  danger).
  
  To
  
  jlj
  
  (crops). Clever camel-driver.
  
  The
  
  rescue a.
  
  ^
  
  Reaping-hook. Opening J»U.J a wide wound ( spear ). Luxuriant
  
  beast).
  
  To
  
  j^ ^
  
  (eye).
  
  camels. Bastard dittany.
  
  tree).
  
  To
  
  Wide-eyed.
  
  Bittei- plant
  
  (^
  
  4.^]^
  
  forth, ;fc
  
  bred
  
  wound (spear-thrust).
  
  life.
  
  (a
  
  jS,i7.:-i_
  
  JGJ'i
  
  oozing
  
  Father. Thorough ( horse ).
  
  Wide
  
  saved, to escape from.
  
  He saved
  
  of a
  
  from the ground. Flowing water. Crowd.
  
  Iron-beam of a balance.
  
  To
  
  J?ti'L
  
  foot
  
  (ground;.
  
  Offspring. Child. Father.
  
  U/i'
  
  Mine. Source, origin. Ankle.
  
  J»Cj
  
  wall.
  
  ^b-J
  
  ^-f.'Jj
  
  ^
  
  To disclose. To manifest a. th. To strike off pebbles oj A >Uj jSJ (cainel). To throw a. tb. To erase (a writing). a — To pierce a. o. with (a spear). ^ t — To have large eyes. %^ a J^,J To pasture (cattle) on her^ jiji
  
  allowed hiin to <:ip J (]• i:Ju> pay his debt by instalments. This information ^; c^J.'-J' liA^J, 0-4'
  
  I
  
  Star.
  
  >^;i.
  
  j
  
  .
  
  _^ypji ^Gtj ij J^Ss :
  
  ous plant. True origin. thy star rise i. e. be
  
  purify o.*s self after excretion.
  
  — To be delivered from. To obtain a. th. from. o!>U ^» * — — To draw (a bowstring). Hide. Frame of a camel-litter. 1^
  
  ^j
  
  Appointed time. Grass
  
  lis^l
  
  May
  
  j.^
  
  He ponders over what
  
  fi>
  
  I
  
  he has to i
  
  do.
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  gerrainace-
  
  iU4.ij y
  >»>?^"
  
  4 J^-
  
  Yt-V
  
  (
  
  Rapid walk.
  
  To
  
  cut, to
  
  -n—
  
  »_^-L* fi>
  
  a C9iij
  
  liJJ
  
  i
  
  To hew
  
  sculpture (stones).
  
  o cJ^J
  
  Make thy
  
  (wood).
  
  Cloud that has discharged
  
  -
  
  Secret confided. Confi-
  
  '
  
  — -
  
  ,
  
  Large tract _
  
  wood.
  
  _
  
  ilii-Jl
  
  j
  
  j\ cJ^\
  
  .
  
  c-ss^
  
  Cutting, sculpture.
  
  i
  
  Xijr-^J '-'^^ ~ Nature, constitution. *^'^ Chips, parings of wood.
  
  \
  
  o^J
  
  Stone-cutter. Sculpter. Wail. Abraded (hoof). Stranger
  
  Means
  
  :
  
  i
  
  of salvation. is
  
  the means of
  
  j
  
  Confidential intercourse. To reciprocate a sound,
  
  CyWi'j c-^J
  
  OUiij
  
  IS*^
  
  ^
  
  J^j
  
  z.
  
  to slaughter (a beast)^.
  
  He has a deep know-
  
  uic
  
  ledge in science. house is seated
  
  My
  
  ^i^*^'
  
  'ej\i
  
  i
  
  rtj
  
  -ft-
  
  ral sound.
  
  -^
  
  Jj)i
  
  Vst^jSL)
  
  a humming in the throat Avarice. Bountifulness. ''-*?^ '^?«^ Avaricious. To reiterate a pecto- r-J^Jj ^'-^ "^
  
  c-^--^
  
  sculptor's chisel. in the
  
  ,(>'
  
  I
  
  c->Oj;j c^U> ^ oUl>j
  
  throat
  
  *;>J'l
  
  Swift (camel). Shelter, place of refuge.
  
  c^' Truth
  
  (stone). Sculptured.
  
  To stab
  
  of land.
  
  Secret. Confidant.
  
  salvation.
  
  to a Cut out, polished
  
  ;
  
  LS>?tJ
  
  Elevated ground.
  
  |
  
  tribe.
  
  Adz
  
  ^
  
  '\a^^ ^ S^j, j»«J rr »^ Elevated ground. Swift (camel). He is free from evil, "^h) ^a^ S'^^. '^
  
  \
  
  j
  
  off
  
  tJjU5
  
  i
  
  He was made generous yj^\ Jc c^J He hewed
  
  _^^
  
  ^
  
  dants.
  
  to prostrate a. o. jJCb S To blame, to revile a, o. He impaired his reputation, i^^t
  
  by nature.
  
  'G^
  
  Excrement. Secret confided.
  
  rain.
  
  '
  
  :
  
  _j?J
  
  il^GJll iJ«QJJIj JGJJI iJii«3l
  
  e.scape.
  
  -
  
  cut out a
  
  .Ujj sGJj (iJj
  
  ]
  
  -ft-
  
  j;^! ^j J^^ j GuJ house in the mountain. To emaciate (a beast journey) S
  
  He
  
  ^i
  
  )
  
  Delivery, salvation.
  
  To repel (a beggar) shockingly, i To weep, to wail C->Jj Cij a »-^ -S-
  
  —
  
  i
  
  loudly.
  
  opposite to his.
  
  To wound a. o. in the throat, i To seize o. a. by the jc J>c^i
  
  To cough (camel). To bet. To bind o.'s self by
  
  'ji-Si
  
  ji-
  
  UJ
  
  throat.
  
  CbJj CiJ i CjJ a ^ ^t^j , CkJ o
  
  >C5 vow. To face o. a. (houses). travel at a quick ^3!) j w»Jj J>c'\ To To commit suicide. pace. the j.'y_ J»3i\ The day of sacrifice, To work strenuously. To go 10 f'^ of the month Zu-elhidge. hastily to water. chest, j>C> the ,of j*^ Upper part To apply o.'s self to. of the throat. Beginning of a day, of To cite a. 0. to (a judge). To? a month.
  
  — —
  
  I
  
  I
  
  wiiJ
  
  ^
  
  I
  
  met him openly,
  
  s^
  
  Vj^-j
  
  Slaughterer, stabbsr.
  
  «^_o iijSJ j_^j _^U ,
  
  First or last day. first or last night
  
  bet with
  
  a. 0.
  
  To appoint a time for To wail, to sob.
  
  fighting.
  
  Gentle or rapid walk. Fixed
  
  ^ time. Vow. Wager. A The two jugular veins.p\7;^CJb P'S*^' Game of hazard. Death. SkOful, experienced. ^ J U; ^ ^^Ij .>>-4 is dead. He Slaugh- jj^iJj jSoii '\j»iJj SJ^'i n -Ji?"
  
  necessity.
  
  ,
  
  tered (camel
  
  Part
  
  in
  
  Lots. Sortilege.
  
  ).
  
  which a beast
  
  Place of sacrifice.
  
  is
  
  stabbed.
  
  ^
  
  »:''»^l
  
  Weeping. Quick journey. Exertion.
  
  of a month.
  
  ^^
  
  Wail, weeping. Weeping.
  
  ^*^J
  
  y To be
  
  (Y lY)
  
  corpulent (she-
  
  G^iJ a ^y^o
  
  -tt-
  
  camel).
  
  He paid him
  
  hia due. Caij
  
  ^y^
  
  ^j ^,UJ ^
  
  Yielding no milk
  
  —
  
  o5U)
  
  «S»»<
  
  Foot of a mountain.
  
  y'j^
  
  from fatness (she-ass). Corpulent, bulky (she-
  
  ^/a-oJj
  
  ^J^^
  
  camel).
  
  To
  
  strip (a
  
  A>
  
  j^\j
  
  ,
  
  Cai-J
  
  a
  
  ^;aij
  
  Sj
  
  A
  
  1
  
  -):}-
  
  bone).
  
  To sharpen a speai'head ). To importune (
  
  j^ii
  
  with re-
  
  a. o.
  
  quests.
  
  To become ja»&
  
  ja>uj , Ci>/-J a
  
  |_,
  
  jjiaij
  
  emaciated.
  
  To have compact Compact
  
  l^GJ
  
  flesh.
  
  flesh.
  
  c^btJ j Js>iJ
  
  Piece of compact cJ^^ooi j9C»J
  
  o jx>^
  
  ^ ^
  
  ^ji»J
  
  i^jj
  
  flesh.
  
  ja^
  
  Fleshy. Emaciated. Thin ja^cj>j
  
  (spear-head).
  
  To To
  
  sigh, to
  
  moan.
  
  Oa-jj-J
  
  iaij
  
  i
  
  -K-
  
  —
  
  pant, to be out of CJa^j^Jj CkiJ breath.
  
  Stifled sob.
  
  Ja^^Jj
  
  LCJj
  
  Seized with violent cough.
  
  Proud, haughty.
  
  To be
  
  W
  
  Ja»-
  
  U
  
  J,iij
  
  naturally xaUJ o .jiJj a ^>.j
  
  -J^
  
  lank, meagre.
  
  To emaciate
  
  a, o.
  
  5 ^jii'l
  
  Emaciation, lankness.
  
  Thin and
  
  *abJ
  
  lean.
  
  «J>9i^j
  
  To be- VjU; o Jijj a o Jib a J»«i -^ come emaciated from fatigue or '
  
  disease.
  
  To
  
  give a wedding-pre-
  
  sent to (a bride)
  
  :
  
  i
  
  %C> a JiJ
  
  to give a.th. freely
  
  to a. o.
  
  To
  
  revile a. 0.
  
  To
  
  attribute
  
  /b 5
  
  >UJ
  
  —
  
  falsely (words, verses) to a. 0. •if-
  
  To warm rooms
  
  for nursing
  
  j^
  
  silkworms.
  
  To
  
  give to a. o. part
  
  A
  
  &
  
  J>tib
  
  ~
  
  of o.'s property.
  
  To swarm (bees). To emaciate, to exhaust
  
  jiil
  
  <•
  
  a. 0.
  
  s
  
  j5Jl
  
  (fatigue, disease).
  
  He boasted
  
  falsely o^tt ^ii.
  
  J'-.'^'b
  
  J>-^^
  
  ^
  
  (VIA) of verses
  
  Grammarian.
  
  •<>
  
  Pedantic.
  
  cC^lJj ^ly ^ *_I>Uj Region. District, limit.
  
  Side.
  
  Towards,
  
  in the direc-
  
  ^
  
  ;Uj
  
  ^xI>U
  
  jj
  
  ali-U
  
  *s»Ij
  
  To churn (milk). * CkJ a ^^J -»• He directed his looks ^\ 'ayeu, ^J i
  
  towards.
  
  A
  
  ijj
  
  —
  
  away.
  
  To
  
  A J
  
  point at, to strike a. o.
  
  with (a weapon). He lashed him with a
  
  J^jiJO
  
  whip. To be discarded. To lean upon. To apply
  
  ^\
  
  *lifr
  
  —
  
  ^^Jj
  
  J ^Jl.
  
  o."s
  
  self to.
  
  Milk-skin
  
  ;
  
  churning-vessel.-bJl
  
  Churn. Broadheaded arrow.
  
  Aim, object
  
  He
  
  is
  
  f.j»J}2)l
  
  ^
  
  X
  
  ^u>
  
  ,
  
  ebii*
  
  those
  
  who
  
  suijl J»l
  
  To walk strenuously. o VJ -5^ ^ To stoop to lower the head. To urge (a beast) vehemently. j — To utter a grunt i -irX-j -fyj v_>j %6 li-j
  
  :
  
  2?
  
  making
  
  (a camel) to kneel.
  
  Oblong carpet.
  
  <
  
  ^UJ'l
  
  beasts. Slave-drivers.
  
  ^
  
  '^J
  
  ^Ij
  
  Stoop.
  
  Beasts of burden. Shepherds.
  
  Ammi,
  
  A
  
  bee.
  
  (
  
  un.
  
  iii-J
  
  c/^h
  
  ")
  
  jij
  
  [coll),
  
  ^J S*^i <>^
  
  Dowry, jij_> JS-J ^ ii>jj ibu wedding-present. False pretention. Lawsuit. Religious sect.
  
  Gift.
  
  Emaciation. Plagiarism, literary theft. Exhausted. Lean, thin.jAJj j»J Thinned by use (sword). J>iy Exhausted, emaciated. ji-J ^ j^aj Warmed room for silkworms. j;»i» -^
  
  To
  
  heave, to CvUJj pant (horse).
  
  ^^o
  
  ^*>^
  
  i
  
  v^
  
  "^
  
  Kind of flamingo.
  
  ^G-J
  
  Panting. Avaricious.
  
  ^ibJ
  
  To
  
  direct
  
  Sj
  
  a
  
  ^ji^^i^i-j a o
  
  GJ
  
  -S'
  
  towards.
  
  He followed the same com'se i',»J Uj as he : he had the same design. He directed his looks •^eu WJi towards.
  
  are remote.
  
  Working
  
  Bees
  
  o.'s self
  
  Winding ;
  
  jitiJi.
  
  We.
  
  in aim.
  
  stream.
  
  The absent
  
  fi>
  
  of the tklj J»j -^j j>*j -^ fird person of the dual and plural.
  
  strokes of fortune.
  
  for
  
  profess, to adopt (a re-
  
  Pronoun
  
  -ikij ^9-Jj 'Uit
  
  the butt of the
  
  Distance.
  
  To
  
  Gift, present.
  
  displace, to take a. th.
  
  pla-
  
  :
  
  giarised.
  
  ligion).
  
  tion of.
  
  To
  
  made by another he
  
  bishop's
  
  lijuj
  
  :cU
  
  *i-.iyj *^Jij'
  
  wort.
  
  P
  
  To stoop, to lean. To discard a. o. from. To put a. th. aside from. To ward oflf a. th. fi'ora. To lean on one side in
  
  l_^9j
  
  walking (camel).
  
  O
  
  V'sJ
  
  ^
  
  He averted the looks fi*om.^c o'jiij ij) ic To advance towards a. o. To accost a. o. obliquely. J ^^\j — To go aside, apart. To turn away fi'om. To lean upon a. th. J^'^J i
  
  To make (a camel) to Aj j ^_ij -^ Towards, near. About, the like. kneel. To discard a. th. j:^j To lay upon the breast (camel j. ^i-jiuJ He went Eastwards. J^iJI ^»J w.*'i iu,;^ ^J To bite (ant, louse). CiJ o ^ij ^ As thou wouldst say for instance. To tear out (the game hawk). To take forth a. th. To take the A — About ten thousand. JVT "ij^ '^ best of. Side, tract, countiy. Inten- »',._ ^ 'yrj To be cowardly. QJ a »_.jJ tion, design. Way, road. To beget a cowardly son. To Syntax of gram- "C^j^ '^.Ij "G-Jl ^ — »_ijl :
  
  :
  
  1
  
  beget a brave son.
  
  mar.
  
  ^
  
  ^ \ To prick,
  
  goad
  
  to
  
  C
  
  t'
  
  .
  
  i C-iJ
  
  ^>J
  
  a u
  
  Y
  
  »
  
  (a beast).
  
  To To
  
  disturb, to arouse a. o.
  
  ^^ Ck5
  
  insert (a piece of
  
  wood) in a pulley. To waste away (flesh). To
  
  >
  
  a o
  
  — —
  
  ^_^ij
  
  To
  
  -t/-
  
  ,^05
  
  in the
  
  *-:,U; j ^j-\^i
  
  hole of a pulley.
  
  Slave-trade
  
  ;
  
  w^-.;l
  
  —
  
  predestinate »
  
  a. 0. (God).
  
  Cowardice. Large draught of ^Jio wine for drinking healths toast.
  
  ,^
  
  Choice part. Selected
  
  ^
  
  XXi'^
  
  .
  
  v*"^
  
  v^r^t'J
  
  5r
  
  »
  
  v^'-*
  
  tiJ
  
  Choice, election.
  
  <>•
  
  r*"^
  
  ^T'-'-i
  
  'r'"^-.'
  
  Cowardly, faint-hearted.
  
  "Wood inserted
  
  wXi'J
  
  Predesti-
  
  v''>«?'l
  
  nation.
  
  cattle-
  
  iJ^UtJj *i-UJ
  
  Cowardly, faint-
  
  4_j,i»ii j
  
  yJi^XJ'
  
  viA^'J
  
  hearted.
  
  trade.
  
  ^bJ
  
  Goader. Seller of beasts. Seller
  
  Scab on a cameFs
  
  ,^0 To ~ To cr->-.jj
  
  tail.
  
  antelope.
  
  Loosened pulley provided with a piec3 of wood. Ewe and goat's milk mixed
  
  yj^j J
  
  (camel).
  
  To become lean, ^jj To be worn out in the
  
  ,
  
  a
  
  Cii-J
  
  jSi^j
  
  ^
  
  a Jj>-j
  
  Cii-J
  
  beast).
  
  a.
  
  agitate (a
  
  ^_,j
  
  fi>
  
  J-iit'^j
  
  To become emaciated Caij through old age. To emaciate a. o. (old
  
  To waste away
  
  jXc^>
  
  Jl^
  
  j-y^
  
  -^
  
  a o ^i-J
  
  -il-
  
  -r
  
  z^j
  
  Gi-J a
  
  r^tij -S-
  
  bucket) in a well. its
  
  banks
  
  (tor-
  
  ^.Vj
  
  rent).
  
  A
  
  ^
  
  ^iilj
  
  ,
  
  u^i-Jb
  
  Cai-j
  
  a
  
  ~
  
  ^>J
  
  iJ-iJij
  
  ,
  
  Ckij o
  
  iaiJ
  
  ^
  
  nose.
  
  To backbite a. o. ^ To treat a. 0. scornfully. To be like a. 0.
  
  Oa-?-.;
  
  Men, race of men.
  
  know of
  
  '^
  
  le
  
  —
  
  S Jai^jl.
  
  Jai..!)l
  
  ^1 tfjil
  
  C»
  
  :
  
  i
  
  P
  
  sloiV;
  
  iljj o ^ij
  
  *
  
  snort.
  
  eat a. th. away (worm). »— To be worm-eaten, wasted l^i.J a^jJ (wood). To crumble (bone). s^ij
  
  Snout, forepart of the
  
  ji..]
  
  S^j —
  
  ^
  
  nose.
  
  Snoring. is
  
  ^jj-j
  
  nobody
  
  in the
  
  ^>u
  
  U
  
  jiallj
  
  house. Pig, wild boar. J^ •?: J>-S> Decayed, sl^Jj C>:^^ -• ^-'-> jh'^ crumbling (bone, wood). Snorer. Pig. ji^j Noble, haughty. Weak. Sjj^iiij ^ jl]^i
  
  ^KJ^j ^\^
  
  Nostrils. Nose.
  
  To
  
  eat
  
  away a (
  
  tree
  
  \->j9->
  
  :
  
  worm). Fissure
  
  ;
  
  hole. Bee,
  
  ->,^-J 5r
  
  ^Jj^
  
  cells.
  
  is.
  
  To slaughter (a beast), s Cij a ;iJ To kill, to slay a. 0. To bear sincere -ii-
  
  friendship to.
  
  Ship-captain. Jii-iy ^ To be the captain of a ship. To snore to \j\^jj I^J
  
  iii-J
  
  JakSj Jaij
  
  man he
  
  *?e-oJ
  
  skin.
  
  There
  
  (flesh). o.'s
  
  »-
  
  uij
  
  Hurricane.
  
  0.
  
  direct o.'s self towards.
  
  Gill of fishes.
  
  ^kl th. To
  
  *_, 5 (ii,;
  
  a. o. To shake bark (wood). To harm a.
  
  do not
  
  v'^I
  
  (bird).
  
  ^ To
  
  lower part (thing).
  
  what sort
  
  ^y*^'"
  
  cipher.
  
  Fine butter oozing from the
  
  together.
  
  To blow
  
  peck
  
  ;
  
  To dash against
  
  Goad. Spur. u-h^'" t u-*-'* Goaded. Scabby on the tail ^^>ij>
  
  To urge (a To incite
  
  Emaciated, lean.
  
  Weak man
  
  of slaves.
  
  I
  
  elect a. 0.
  
  company.
  
  (tanks).
  
  To
  
  a
  
  choose, to select a. th.
  
  ;
  
  Ije
  
  scabby on the tail. To mingle their waters
  
  Young
  
  To To
  
  To
  
  prick, to stab
  
  a. o.
  
  Prick
  
  To ;
  
  sting a.
  
  thrust.
  
  ^ i_i 5 j5ij a J (words ). I
  
  in
  
  -»-
  
  vo-
  
  (
  
  ^ To
  
  incite, to
  
  enhearten
  
  ts
  
  J^\ J^.^\j 1>=^U
  
  J^
  
  ^sj \
  
  i^^
  
  it j^-^'-J
  
  towards.
  
  <
  
  Pride, point of honour.
  
  ;^
  
  Cou-
  
  "age.
  
  lij^^
  
  lilojj
  
  liJ^jj
  
  l^r^j
  
  \t)J
  
  To
  
  j^
  
  I
  
  run away (camel). To defame a. o. To divulge (a secret).
  
  ^
  
  -a-
  
  ^ttj
  
  revile a. o.
  
  To disptv.«e (camels). 5 jjlj — To oppose a. o. 5 ii; To disagree and disperse ( party iUj of men).
  
  mound. Ambergris, compound perfume, Hill,
  
  Idol.
  
  A
  
  like
  
  jj jj j jj
  
  ^
  
  ilojM ;
  
  an opponent.
  
  He is unequalled. They dispersed on
  
  ^
  
  Mioj
  
  S^jJ
  
  jj-Jj
  
  ^1
  
  joaCjj J^
  
  to'
  
  oi
  
  —
  
  il C»
  
  iU'l Ijiji'i
  
  To cook (meat)
  
  in hot
  
  tb
  
  *i
  
  jJ a Ijj
  
  fi'ighten a. o.
  
  s
  
  his
  
  /.i-J
  
  *_|is< u!Ai)
  
  master
  
  slluj
  
  s't
  
  JJ
  
  J
  
  5 i_»j5Jb
  
  ,
  
  ^m ^^
  
  '-/^
  
  Phlegm,
  
  ^^
  
  G^tJj vjjuj Coj a ^-uj
  
  with scars.
  
  f,^^j ^uJ
  
  f.\i^j
  
  pituite.
  
  jtGj
  
  Back of the neck, nape. Xii^ •> More contemptible (name). ^ij ] The first vertebra jointing the ^^a neck to the head.
  
  To
  
  snort (goat), to
  
  ui-J
  
  a o
  
  ,S»-J -H-
  
  snuffle.
  
  To
  
  sniff.
  
  wJaJl
  
  Cleft of a mountain.
  
  jlij iiiti
  
  ]
  
  oUsi
  
  R.
  
  ^j^ A
  
  yij o
  
  drizzle
  
  :
  
  Jii5
  
  /b
  
  jt-Jj
  
  -«-
  
  —
  
  cloud).
  
  To
  
  select, to pick
  
  out the best
  
  »
  
  ji-ijij
  
  jl^j jSJ
  
  of.
  
  give disinterested
  
  
  JSJ
  
  iJ
  
  advice to.
  
  snows
  
  ;
  
  it
  
  ji]^|
  
  j\
  
  ^l
  
  ^JuJ
  
  Ji^lj)
  
  drizzles. iiij ) j-ijj
  
  jij
  
  Palm.
  
  Bran
  
  ui'ge a. o. to.
  
  —
  
  ^'j-ijl^
  
  country).
  
  (o.'s
  
  Palm-tree. ( un. xL->Jj
  
  J
  
  ii',.>
  
  -tt-
  
  ^sij /.isrJij
  
  away from ^p
  
  be thrown far
  
  Spinal cord. •^ Brains.
  
  It
  
  bewail, to eulogise 5 C JJ o (a dead person).
  
  —
  
  CJp * — Cij a ;.jJ
  
  (a science).
  
  be sappy (plant). expectorate. pour down rain (cloud).
  
  —
  
  wealth.
  
  covered
  
  To To To To To
  
  To cattle, of
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  »
  
  right.
  
  Snorting, snuffle.
  
  sunset.
  
  invite, to
  
  He acknowledged
  
  To sift (flour). To send down (snow,
  
  Flesh buried in hot ashesc^jj Rain-bow. Halo. Red- siJJj sl^Jj Cjoj ness in the clouds at sunrise or
  
  To
  
  A
  
  advice
  
  sincere
  
  ^
  
  ashes.
  
  Abundance of
  
  give
  
  Boots.
  
  all sides.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  to a. 0.
  
  a. o.
  
  To increase in pride. To behave haughtily
  
  To
  
  /
  
  1
  
  rubbish remaining in the :C^
  
  ;
  
  sieve.
  
  Small palm-tree. Nature. Advice. xLsJ
  
  To leave a scar (wound ).tjjj ij C oJ a — To be clever, active. oloJ o ^Sjj He jeopardised his <.^j iLJu kjiil ,
  
  life.
  
  Disinterested adviser.
  
  j1l2s)I
  
  Sincere advice.
  
  iii
  
  ij
  
  ii--^
  
  Straightforward design. Rag-gatherer.
  
  ^ii!)
  
  jlj^
  
  J^U
  
  JiaJ
  
  To answer (a call, summons). J tjJii\ Sieve. ji-ll^ ^ J»--^j J*^ To contradict a. o. To sing, to play. CiJ o ^iJ ^ To depute a. o. To expecto- ^y-JJj 'L'iJj U-iJ a ^jJ 5 — Take thou what is oflfered. ujjcjI C» Ji.' rate to wipe o.'s nose. -tt-
  
  ,
  
  ;
  
  Shooting of an arrow. Scar of a wound. Wager, stake in a race,
  
  ^/j^
  
  ^
  
  ^'jj
  
  Phlegm, mucus.
  
  To ^jiij
  
  1
  
  ^ —
  
  swell
  
  Ji-^'h s<^J,''j^
  
  x>uj liJ
  
  *
  
  5
  
  GJ
  
  with pride.
  
  To
  
  extol a.
  
  o.
  
  (
  
  Rare. Uncouth
  
  (
  
  word).
  
  Yo\
  
  j^\jj jjj
  
  )
  
  Active, clever, sharp-minded (man).
  
  Piece of gold or silver in a mine. Sjjj Rareness. o'j'jjj Sj'-J
  
  Scar.
  
  Once,
  
  Elegy. Lamenting of the dead.
  
  sjolll
  
  jj 'ejjjj,ji^\ jj IjiU
  
  thing. Scarcity.
  
  ji\'^
  
  ^
  
  53
  
  ii;
  
  Curiosities, witticisms.
  
  Quaint, uncouth
  
  y9^\\
  
  ^f^ jil>^)l
  
  expressions.
  
  He
  
  is
  
  the marvel of his
  
  SjiU y»
  
  uC»jJI
  
  coins out of
  
  ^/^
  
  j'/x,
  
  my own
  
  ij'ai'
  
  iu/-,
  
  property.
  
  Thrashing-floor. Heap of
  
  j^Vll
  
  wheat. Syrian village celebrated for
  
  jjJI
  
  ^
  
  its
  
  To To
  
  'j,0^'^
  
  (sack).
  
  jiUi^ ^ s^^^V -^ To be sagacious (child). Co; a ^jJ He threw him CoJ js'yi\ «j ^r-^^ down on the ground. To thrust a. 0. with a spear). k_, 5 — To turn a. o. away from the ^6 5 — (
  
  right way.
  
  He had a vague opinion
  
  i;
  
  ^ji
  
  —
  
  curse and revile
  
  spear
  
  To
  
  a. 0.
  
  ^
  
  ^Su
  
  a. 0.
  
  To be thrown down. To ooze
  
  ^j13
  
  through the sides of a well (water). be upon the watch for ^s.j t> —
  
  To
  
  news).
  
  ,^iCj
  
  ^U^
  
  ^jjj ^jj
  
  cious.
  
  Piercing spears.
  
  tr?'y ?-W,
  
  Nimble, active (woman). tuft, tassel.
  
  u-l^'?
  
  jji\j
  
  To protrude (eye). To emerge from. To let out purulent
  
  1
  
  ^
  
  i£jjj
  
  Cajlu
  
  1
  
  u^jJ
  
  >
  
  *
  
  ^ Csjoij C^JJ —— C»jJ
  
  sl
  
  u^jjj
  
  matter (abscess). recover (a debt)
  
  from
  
  *^,^^
  
  iJijJ
  
  cjiu; ^ ^joJ
  
  Bab el-Mandeb
  
  (jjIJI ^^U
  
  ;
  
  strait of the wail.
  
  VJ^
  
  »
  
  enlarge (a place).
  
  C>.lJ
  
  be distendfd by repletion disperse in a pasturage
  
  .-c; ij
  
  ness.
  
  Spacious place. ii^Uj Broad plain. Disengagement, freedom. I
  
  am
  
  *>jiu/j
  
  xi-'j^j
  
  ^ —
  
  ,^\jj\
  
  x> j'ji/j ^jdl»
  
  ^jUa
  
  _y»Vl \1»
  
  ^^ J_
  
  disengaged from tliat affair. Broad and bare plains, deserts. ^iOjJ land, to
  
  come
  
  5 liuJ a ^'•^
  
  ashore (ship). To bring (a ship) ashore To brag, to boast.
  
  to.
  
  a*
  
  -S-
  
  ^jJl
  
  ^jjj
  
  Fool.
  
  ^'Ji ^oL.
  
  Indifferent to abuse given or
  
  Importuner. Foolish
  
  To
  
  fall
  
  out, to drop
  
  out (thing).
  
  \j jiJj \jjj
  
  To be prominent,
  
  jJ^
  
  -ft-
  
  to jut
  
  out. To be rare, extraordinaiy. To go forth from. ^/> To be dislocated (bone), i^'y To outgo others in (science, j
  
  —
  
  ^—
  
  —
  
  excellence).
  
  To experience a. th. To be good. To be elo-
  
  A— sjljJ o jCjJ
  
  quent to be strange (word). beat a. th. down. To take ;
  
  ^y.
  
  ^oiuLlj ^ajl
  
  To
  
  a
  
  jj.1^
  
  forth a. th.
  
  a. 0.
  
  woman.
  
  :
  
  received.
  
  revile 0. a.
  
  Sharp-minded, saga-
  
  To
  
  v_,iU
  
  v^'y r
  
  Multitude. Width, spacious- ^luj ^JJ
  
  To
  
  on.
  
  Lace,
  
  Elegist.
  
  (sheep).
  
  -ft-
  
  (
  
  ~
  
  (cattle).
  
  To
  
  Ground-flour, hall.
  
  To
  
  v'-'^'j
  
  ti'ji *Ji,3*
  
  Bewailed. Approved (thing). fy- Deputy, envoy.
  
  jx,'\
  
  wine.
  
  To
  
  v^ 4^10
  
  Funeral meeting.
  
  met him once. gave him a hundred
  
  Wide
  
  f
  
  i_)jjo ?rt>j 'r'*^
  
  Wailing for the dead. Wailing- woman. Hired wailing woman. Wailing of the dead, Strait of
  
  I
  
  horse).
  
  t_jljLi \j
  
  Eloquent Arab.
  
  time.
  
  1
  
  (
  
  Call, invitation.
  
  rarely.
  
  Rare
  
  Spirited
  
  ^^iUV ^ ^u:<
  
  He has
  
  told us strange u^it jiCjj jlJl
  
  things.
  
  )
  
  J^ To
  
  company ^]'^\
  
  Tliey kept
  
  VOT
  
  (
  
  incite a. o. to repentance,
  
  yjj]
  
  s
  
  Je- Sy'iST)
  
  for drinking.
  
  To
  
  Repentance,
  
  ^juO ^^^j
  
  y^\ i* l^j >^
  
  regret, contrition. Tontrite,
  
  ^
  
  ^/lU
  
  oC>-U^
  
  ,
  
  ^ ^iU
  
  ^\aj
  
  fi>
  
  repenting. jS'jj ySji'jj
  
  ^
  
  ^cA^ Jo J i/\ Jo
  
  _^i jj J
  
  ^
  
  oC»->J
  
  Fellow-drinker, commensal, convivia-
  
  Kind of marjoram.
  
  list.
  
  Object •^
  
  Jo 1
  
  \
  
  1
  
  be easy, within reach.
  
  )
  
  To keep low company. ^oJ — ^oJ -STo poke a. o. with 4>j 5 (poJ a j.jJ -5^ the finger. To sting a. o. (scorpion). To tickle a. o. To spear a. o. To sting a. o. i^ s — in (words). To fell a. o. To sprinkle (dough) with flour. j,jj To coax, to soothe a. o. 5 j^iu To harm, to injure a. o. ^. ^a;1 To smile. ^;^ji^
  
  '
  
  o''
  
  repentance.
  
  Corporal (of the Greeks).
  
  To urge
  
  To
  
  (a beast).
  
  ,_,_>.*
  
  s Ci»lu
  
  a
  
  jjl
  
  e'jo
  
  G
  
  cattle.
  
  xtjj>
  
  To tease (cotton). jjj Csjj — To send down (rain cloud). i_, — He played the lute. i>iJl.; To di'ive (a beast) vehea ^ioJU — -Jt-
  
  i
  
  :
  
  mently.
  
  To run
  
  ijLj o 1j5 -^
  
  swiftly
  
  ClsaJj
  
  Cij
  
  OJJ
  
  oJj
  
  (a
  
  mee-
  
  s
  
  —
  
  Di-op of milk. -^
  
  A
  
  little.
  
  xsoi
  
  Craft of a teaser.
  
  The meeting-place
  
  Cai-der's mallet.
  
  To take
  
  (a place).
  
  iVjIaj
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  *
  
  to
  
  Sj'-'t.
  
  VJJ
  
  JjJ -ttpull out (a bucket). To
  
  away.
  
  (dates) out of (a
  
  ^^,
  
  fi,
  
  —
  
  basket).
  
  li^U
  
  To be s
  
  defiled (hand). VaJ a JjJ wipe o."s self Jaii7j JiJjJii JtxjJ with a towel. To wind ( a towel round o.'s head. Dirt. -^ Vile, coward. Ja!
  
  — To
  
  vie in glory with.
  
  ^
  
  out
  
  .snatch a. th.
  
  To divulge (a secret). cj — To proclaim a. th. to. ip — To be generous. To be fine-voiced.tja.'1 To show libarahty. To be ^s'jjJ wetted. To quench thirst. To call out 0. a. i^iCo To meet on convocation. j'jc'Aj ^s'itj liojlj MjJ'i
  
  jlfull ^^|^ jj'-u/j w^Sj aJ
  
  Carded, (cotton).
  
  To pick
  
  :
  
  ^)^ bow.
  
  Cai'der's
  
  a. th.
  
  To call a. o. ^_, s «U;j iiiu* To summon a. o. To attend a meeting with. To
  
  atoJ
  
  Teaser.
  
  j^t}\ _^/j^i^
  
  cannot hold them. To be wet, dewy.Sjjj_, sjlaJj jjo a jS: To reecho (voice). I have not obtai- li* i^j^'l (*j c4 jJ C» ued anything from him. To wet, to * t|j;[ ^^jjlj Sj Ji_j (ioJ
  
  Moisture dew. Green fodder. Perfume.
  
  —
  
  (horse).
  
  ting).
  
  moisten
  
  ^oi.
  
  ;
  
  k£jjj <*a;
  
  To assist at a meeting. To be generous. To call a. o. To convoke
  
  :t'ji^j Xtlu
  
  Rolling-pin.
  
  -H-
  
  repel a. o. •<) To call out a. o. Go away, I do not ,iij'^ ijijl yS v*H want thee. To go on well (affair), eoiillj «IcJ\
  
  Herd of
  
  ^.l^j ^.jj
  
  White spot on the nails. Wicked di.sparager.
  
  iJji^
  
  Waitei's at table : butlers. Root. Odoriferous wood. Jiu; ^ < Witchcraft.
  
  JjJ;:
  
  Towel,
  
  J^^
  
  Ji^CLSj Jitil
  
  ^
  
  JlJ
  
  Ji:Ji^^,J
  
  napkin. Veil. Head-band.
  
  To
  
  totter (old man). Tottering from old age. Andalusia. Spain.
  
  ^^jJ
  
  Grease. Generosity.
  
  J'^y
  
  -H-
  
  J?>^
  
  ^jJl
  
  ^
  
  I
  
  Voice, call.
  
  MaJj
  
  To repent jc j>i^j
  
  '\jo
  
  '
  
  Vocative {gram).
  
  of,
  
  »laj
  
  ,
  
  i^l jJj C»jj
  
  a
  
  ji-x;
  
  -Jt-
  
  to regret a. th.
  
  I
  
  Assembly jjs-^j
  
  ,
  
  *i J^
  
  V
  
  ^^^j ,^^J
  
  of people. Meeting-place.
  
  'j'-^ 1
  
  To drink with
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  CiljJ
  
  be the fellow-drinker
  
  j ;> iU/i ^iVJ
  
  of.
  
  J To
  
  beevile, con-
  
  o JJi
  
  s'jLiuj xJI'i;
  
  -Vt
  
  '
  
  Water-trough
  
  Wet,
  
  temptible.
  
  for hor.ses.
  
  moist.
  
  -CSi
  
  j,
  
  Liberal. Vile, despised.
  
  Mischief. Strong
  
  man.
  
  O
  
  ^'j\]
  
  T J^{J "* J "^y'j J-i.'. Winding tube of a nargilo.
  
  y_,j
  
  -ft-
  
  P
  
  r^._j
  
  -r
  
  ,
  
  Thrashing-ma- ^jJ^j ^
  
  —
  
  Nargile,
  
  ci%^'jy>
  
  9r
  
  ^ ^ P
  
  *ic^J' ^-> *W,3^J
  
  Persian pipe.
  
  Backgammon
  
  :
  
  tables.
  
  -i;P ij
  
  :>y
  
  Sack made of palm-leaves. Nard, spikenard.
  
  To
  
  conceal
  
  '^
  
  <JL^Ji ii?'S^
  
  o.'s self in
  
  '{jj o
  
  j'S "^
  
  fear.
  
  P P
  
  New
  
  year's day. jjj^ Orange. rJjl^ To abound with l>^lj,>ljj5j vj j." water-springs (land).
  
  -J^
  
  i
  
  To twang
  
  To \'jy ooze (water).
  
  (bowstring).
  
  leap (gazelle).
  
  To
  
  To part with a. o. To fo.ster (her young To remove a. o. from. To vie in glory with. Water j^'j, ^ yjj :
  
  'j
  
  ^^s.
  
  gazelle),
  
  is
  
  .a
  
  —
  
  'J li
  
  5
  
  —
  
  "jlj
  
  %'j\y <_, 'Jj 'x
  
  oozing from the ground. Active. Clever. Light
  
  ;
  
  fickle.
  
  Much. Eager de.sire. Prone to evil. Unsteady,
  
  'J %*j
  
  ^ j^yj
  
  fickle.
  
  j\'j^
  
  '-rS^jJ.y
  
  Cradle.
  
  jvj
  
  To shake the (head). To dandle (a child). To excite discord
  
  J'ji
  
  -K-
  
  5
  
  Jy
  
  3.\y
  
  \'J
  
  — -Vr
  
  between.
  
  To incite a. 0. against. To turn a. 0. back from. To be addicted to. Prone
  
  To To
  
  to.
  
  desirous
  
  revile o. a.
  
  (child).
  
  \J 5
  
  —
  
  ^j 'Jy ^^ j'jtj^
  
  U'j ^ ujC? ^\'jy\ ^ sJy
  
  i'J
  
  Buck-antelope.
  
  To gambol
  
  s
  
  ^
  
  of.
  
  bell (deer). Cj jjj G\jJj
  
  Nickname.
  
  is.
  
  \
  
  o'Jy G.JJ
  
  camels.
  
  ii^5
  
  Calamities.
  
  ^'J
  
  -^
  
  jj.l.
  
  ^i'yil j'jji\ tJiiyj
  
  date-stones.
  
  More generous than. He has a stron- oMi ^,
  
  ^a jj^) Cj_^o i^aj
  
  yi
  
  'l
  
  ger voice than. Day of the last judgment. j^\:3\ y/i Public caller, herald. aC> Dewy. Pasture near water. jjj^ Calamity. Si^P* Shameful (action, word). Cj^ijH
  To vow
  
  jb^
  
  a. th. to
  
  i
  
  i/jJ
  
  Having a resounding voice. c>i>)l ^^ Palm-trees remote from 7ui\j jij water.
  
  Shattered fragments of
  
  chine. Drag. Ploughshare. Narcissus (flower). ,j^'j^3 ^j-^'S Cocoa-nut. j^3'^-» J??-,J^'
  
  jj
  
  j,
  
  jmj
  
  Liis>i\
  
  Runaway
  
  -rJ^i -r'Sy "^
  
  ;ja5
  
  ^jjj,*'jSi
  
  To
  
  Ij^
  
  \'ji-^i
  
  devote (a child) by
  
  God's service. vanguard.
  
  He promised by vow.
  
  To be aware,
  
  i
  
  o joj
  
  -J^
  
  wow
  
  To put
  
  it
  
  A «_^^
  
  cautious
  
  of.
  
  to
  
  »
  
  ^ ^
  
  j^--'lj
  
  Ijjo
  
  —
  
  the
  
  a. o. in
  
  ~
  
  a jij
  
  O^J
  
  O-^J OlJj'l JJ'J warn, to caution a. 0. against. warn 0. another. jaOj
  
  •r'
  
  To To To
  
  fi>
  
  God.
  
  ^
  
  ^>i ^y^'i
  
  caution one another
  
  ifcj
  
  S
  
  —
  
  against.
  
  Vow. Votive offering. Warning, cau- SjlaSj
  
  jjju
  
  ^
  
  jli;
  
  jlijj ifjlijj jlJ^j'i
  
  tion.
  
  Consecrated to God. Naza- jju ^ _j:Ju rite (amongst the Jews). Preacher, apostle, prophet. Hoariness. Spy. Votive gift. Child consecrated S^ Jj to God. Front line of fighters.
  
  Warning, exhortingojjii*' r- Jr^ The cock. j^'^ yS Almanzor, an Arab king. J:J^'4J Arab kings issued from Alman- SjiV;? '
  
  zor.
  
  Devoted to God.
  
  jj^
  
  The lion. To ooze (sweat, water).
  
  j¥^ iVliJ
  
  a
  
  p.lij
  
  -tt-
  
  .0 To
  
  litigate, to
  
  s (f-^jiJ
  
  itjC^
  
  pjlJ
  
  contend wtb.
  
  A—
  
  To be adjoining to (a land). To have ttie temples bare. To run quickly to. To disagree, to litigate
  
  p.jjl
  
  ^tnJ
  
  dredge (a river).
  
  j
  
  ^^Cj
  
  To be absent from
  
  a —
  
  home. Exhausted
  
  discourse, to recise (verses)
  
  with o. another. To be wrving, snatched. -^ To ^'jUi be spoilt, disordered. To cite (a verse). To wrest oj * — a. th.
  
  Pangs
  
  from.
  
  ^jCJj
  
  of death.
  
  Temples bare otjJ
  
  ,-
  
  i
  
  Jl.
  
  upon.
  
  To
  
  ^j
  
  To be remote G.j^jj G. >* a ^I; "^ (abode). To have her wells exhausted (tribe). To be exhausted (well). To exhaust (a pool). -^ To a !>-jjb~
  
  ?0'-J ?!?
  
  cSCaJ c^
  
  "H-'j
  
  well. Turbiil
  
  Remote
  
  wJU/J J^ "r'jS^
  
  The arrow came
  
  He does not give
  
  into competent hands. ^\j;
  
  ^
  
  ;.;
  
  jJ
  
  "'
  
  '
  
  (fruit).
  
  Shallow (well). f.\y^ ^ ^./Jj AA^oman married out of ^j \'J ^ *Sjy her tribe. Bald over the temples.
  
  'ii.jj
  
  ^
  
  ^jjl
  
  Aim. Butt.
  
  y.OU
  
  Arrow shot afar. Aim in view.
  
  p^v*
  
  *^J^j
  
  a. o.'s
  
  j
  
  ^'J a
  
  y.^''
  
  5
  
  ?-
  
  *^j^
  
  Slanderei-.
  
  exhan.st (a
  
  cJ^'j ^'J.'j
  
  »>
  
  i.'J^,j
  
  Sy^i^iiy
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  ^laiJ
  
  V
  
  To make To S'ji'y^
  
  ^j
  
  little of.
  
  Sy
  
  5 i^jj
  
  ^jyj Oj o jy be small, mean, little in number. To make a paltry (gift). » jy]j fy To dwindle away. j!n.j Exiguous, j_,:jUj ,Sy ^ j!_^i ,j'J scanty mean. Having few children jjyj ojy o'jjyj Sjlj-'J
  
  ;
  
  (woman ).
  
  Name
  
  of a tribe and of her
  
  j\'y^
  
  chief.
  
  ^
  
  pull
  
  it p-j^jij
  
  to take out
  
  f.yj
  
  ,
  
  ty
  
  i
  
  f.y'
  
  «
  
  (garments) from.
  
  — To discharge a. o. from » f,y' — office. To draw a bucket To take — out the hand from the bosom.
  
  Jl,
  
  evil.
  
  jyl
  
  To
  
  Incitement to
  
  5
  
  "^
  
  with questions.
  
  *
  
  To wound a. o. in (words). To set (people) at variance. To incite a. o. to (evil).
  
  cnJ
  
  SJ
  
  unless pressed.
  
  off, (_j
  
  a. 0.
  
  **^
  
  ?r
  
  Kjy o
  
  Exiguous, having little yj, ^ j/y milk or few children (woman).
  
  character.
  
  To
  
  press
  
  a. 0., to 5
  
  —
  
  ^cljU
  
  Care, anxiety.
  
  ^\y\ ^ ^jJ
  
  tribe.
  
  To importune
  
  Stranger, remote. Gathered
  
  -ry
  
  Exhausted (well). ^'J ^ ^j^'j ^J>' ~ Remote, far away. TJ^ys -riJi ' Far distant. ^IaL* Far removed from such \JS ^>> -r-J^. a thing.
  
  Litigation, dispute. jt^C^j "^^'j,} pO', Shooters. ItlnJI Zclnll JI^^Dl iU back to the shooters i. e. the property came back to its owner. The affair came i^itlnSI Jl. y^Vt jU»
  
  *>.
  
  water.
  
  Bucket.
  
  of hau'.
  
  To blacken
  
  t'J^^^j
  
  iSy
  
  uJjJ -«
  
  well).
  
  To draw blood from a. o. o^Aa >^ — To flow abundantly (blood). 5 ^'y To be exhausted (well), ^y^ — To be weakened by a loss of ' ojj blood. To be drunk. To be out of mind. To be unable to reply. To be dried (tears). Oji a Jji
  
  fitj
  
  •
  
  ).
  
  (
  
  (
  
  •>
  
  To
  
  )
  
  spoil a. th.
  
  To be
  
  in the pangs of death (man). To resemble a. 0. J[j To abstain from, to
  
  shun Jl,
  
  a (s-jy f.y
  
  a. th.
  
  '^'Ir^.
  
  '?y^},^yyj ^\yj
  
  He yearned towards To desire a. th. To be bald over the temples.
  
  5*1 J."
  
  his family. Jl.
  
  i
  
  f.y
  
  jIaI
  
  tijj f,j'
  
  Gj,-'
  
  a
  
  f-y
  
  ;
  
  V
  
  (
  
  To have a rlieuin. To grow (crops).
  
  Y«
  
  dy
  
  ^j; a
  
  VjJ a
  
  —
  
  o
  
  J;
  
  To menstruate (woman). jjj To be exhausted (well). To have ^'J,\ (wells, wine,
  
  To
  
  give hospitality to
  
  to
  
  to lodge,
  
  ;
  
  entertain (a guest).
  
  To bring or send
  
  a. o.
  
  Jjjb
  
  *_, 5
  
  "
  
  or a. th. down.
  
  To
  
  To deduct down a. th.
  
  insert a. th. -^
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  write
  
  To send down
  
  (reve-
  
  lation) to (a
  
  prophet
  
  :
  
  fin
  
  Jjj
  
  jp A Jjilj God),
  
  Sy
  
  To come J_^\ J 5 VI jb ~^'j^' S'J^ down upon, to take the field against. To come down gradually. Jl^j To dismount fi'oiu camels for JjlJ riding horses (fighters).
  
  To condescend to. Jl. JjU^ To abdicate, to resign (an office).|^ — To desist from, -fy To endorse (a bill). To deliver up a. th. To ask to bring down a. o. Aj SJc^. ()
  
  2^
  
  or
  
  a. th.
  
  ;
  
  to ask a. 0. to
  
  come down.
  
  To claim (the payment) of. To be discharged from office. Jj\zJ,i Food offered to a Jljj ^ Jjj_, Sy 1
  
  guest.
  
  Growth Rheum.
  
  Another time. Good corn-field. I left them in a good state.
  
  f. s. pi.)
  
  "^^'y.
  
  iiljjJI
  
  Come
  
  ^>>»
  
  thou,
  
  C3jjjj CS > a 3yj OjJ Jy To be swift, to rusli forth (horse). To have <3/yj <Sj a Jjj S^'y '^\3'J i
  
  ,
  
  -ft-
  
  a hasty temper and cool quickly.
  
  To be filled (basin). To make (a horse) to To meet a. 0. ^
  
  3y
  
  a
  
  leap. » Jjilj Jjj
  
  SjU^
  
  'd^y.j
  
  JjVJ
  
  with abuse. To laugh immoderately, .ibsii!! j Jjil To revile 0. a. in words. Jji^ j'y
  
  j'J
  
  Jljj
  
  slander
  
  olfe«-»
  
  ijjj
  
  Running
  
  xJji
  
  ^ Jy
  
  j\y (kojj
  
  o
  
  :3J
  
  ii'y
  
  -tt-
  
  a. 0.
  
  Slanderer.
  
  ii'^yj
  
  Rascals, rogues. Worthless
  
  ^y
  
  Ci\^y
  
  goats.
  
  Accident oVJ u_, Jj ly divine scourge. Stroke. Stranger. Guest. Copious -Vji
  
  ^
  
  ;jj^ij
  
  ,-
  
  Jiy
  
  (meal). Suit of clothes.
  
  Short spear. Pi. ^ijiJ ^ ii'j^ P ^ Shooting stars. To go down. To abate V^jJ JjJ -Hi
  
  (price).
  
  Stage. Inn, lodgings. JjiJMansion (of the moon).
  
  ^^
  
  —
  
  To bring a. 0. down. oVIj — To happen to a. o. (accident). *j — To alight at (a place). jj A — — To alight at Jcj oj 5 V'jU^ "ij'y
  
  ojJ
  
  ^
  
  He gave up
  
  ,r
  
  Order of the nu-
  
  JJ^
  
  yjU
  
  Inn. Degree, rank. Dignity.
  
  Jju>
  
  raerals.
  
  To drive (camels) away from water.
  
  witnil.
  
  ^y
  
  and stopping soon. Refractory (she-camel). To spear a. 0. To s
  
  treats his gue.stswell.
  
  Arithiii.
  
  \
  
  ^
  
  Flow, loss of blood; menses. ^oJi S^ Exhaustion of a well. jjj Dried, exhausted (veins). ^y Small quantity of water. ^Sy ^ "iiy Imper. Do drain, exhaust. ^\'y Exhausted (well). <Jjl>' ^^'eakened by fever. Drunk. juji Weakened by >^ivJ^i iSJJ'j a flow of blood.
  
  Fickle, unsteady.
  
  Hospitality. Journey.
  
  {m. ye down.
  
  — jy
  
  Jln:-lj
  
  Adjacent place. Start in a run.
  
  tion.
  
  Iniper.
  
  A
  
  hastiness.
  
  Fluxion, conges-
  
  Influenza.
  
  He
  
  To dry (the tears). To lose the senses. To drain (water).
  
  Light-mindedness, fickleness,
  
  of crops.
  
  To
  
  tears) exhausted.
  
  be drunk.
  
  a. o'.s (guest). s C»j;
  
  right.
  
  his
  
  jiJI
  
  ^s.
  
  J!n7j Vjjj
  
  -
  
  u To go
  
  meat).
  
  To go to To be on
  
  Y
  
  (
  
  at a gentle pace (man).
  
  CU-i^j uJ
  
  -water.
  
  the -watch for
  
  fi>
  
  ^5
  
  ^j-LjJ
  
  Surname
  
  of Mecca. exertion.
  
  •^
  
  life.
  
  j\ i-Li-J
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  entertain, to cheer a.
  
  (cli-
  
  oy
  
  i
  
  '<~j^
  
  —
  
  jf
  
  —
  
  o.
  
  Set your wives y^\ apart from the tribe.
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  abstain, to keep
  
  To «j^ self.
  
  ^—
  
  J^'J»-->. 1^*1"^
  
  away
  
  ^f.
  
  aJc^\
  
  from.
  
  staff.
  
  swiftly (bird).
  
  To
  
  blow (cold wind). Fabulous single-fooa-i*--^ ted dwarf. <• Pigmy. Ape. 2 'tLJu \l^j
  
  ,
  
  >UIJ
  
  (a beast)
  
  Pure, free from blame (man).'Wholesome, well seated (country). Pleasure. Distance.
  
  'uJ
  
  llj
  
  -«-
  
  He
  
  is
  
  remote
  
  from
  
  To mix (milk) with (water). * To give to a. o. milk and water, s llj — To become fat (catsil_lij Cj a tie).
  
  TJ>'y
  
  o^ ,**-"' S*
  
  SaJj
  
  Purity, guiltlessness,
  
  (water).
  
  ^
  
  e'y
  
  ii^ j) -'C^S
  
  from water. Pleasant country.
  
  beast) along.
  
  oli
  
  tP'j^
  
  oy
  
  **'jjj
  
  continence. 4j Jij tf- Recreation, party. Aloof from «\jj j >C*3j tt tr-^' 0,1^ solitai-y. sin, pure Pleasant place, prooln> •<>-j *Aln> menade. ;
  
  To postpone
  
  To
  
  a. tb.
  
  prolong (the
  
  life
  
  fi>
  
  \_.j1j
  
  —
  
  «L1j
  
  —
  
  God).
  
  :
  
  He .sold it to a^j him upon credit. He granted a delay
  
  ^I
  
  s \l]\j
  
  ,
  
  to
  
  iJJi
  
  ~ To
  
  o>^ o^
  
  ^t \^j\
  
  j
  
  :
  
  delay from (a
  
  s llilJ,
  
  I.
  
  creditor).
  
  of
  
  life.
  
  'Ill
  
  Woman.
  
  Intoxicating drink.
  
  To
  
  CljjJj \5j^j 0>' o
  
  leap (the female
  
  (_jlj
  
  )
  
  'Llj
  
  ^
  
  Watery
  
  His heart yearns
  
  — To
  
  beast).
  
  Length
  
  leap.
  
  cloven-
  
  :
  
  Delay granted to a debtor. xiuJj sIIj He sold it upon ere- ^ ^^ „,v j sllL i£\j
  
  for.
  
  js.
  
  To To make a. o. to leap. To leap, to bound. He was prone to evil.
  
  »
  
  s'jy
  
  jji
  
  jj^b
  
  <^J'
  
  iil«J 2r=J'
  
  Leap, bound. ( un. Sjj; Staggers, disease of sheep. fit,
  
  Cljjj o '(y
  
  Jl t^!nJ Mjjj
  
  )
  
  (month of among the Arabs
  
  '^^J
  
  Thin
  
  ).
  
  'Ij;
  
  A'y
  
  crisis.
  
  u\j'Ji
  
  Impetus.
  
  *iJ,lJ
  
  Mischief-maker. 'jh\
  
  Mj5j ^jj
  
  Jl. Jii/ij
  
  Cloud. Deep (bowl).
  
  dit.
  
  Delay. Postponed
  
  Leaping better. To urge (a
  
  «/jJ
  
  y$y\
  
  5 ^^.ioj
  
  ,
  
  uJ
  
  i
  
  o
  
  ^
  
  -^
  
  beast) vehemently.
  
  milk. :
  
  l__p
  
  iiii «v IjJ
  
  J\
  
  ^
  
  escape from. lose all the blood.
  
  Violence,
  
  milk. Fatness.
  
  truce
  
  ^
  
  \'y
  
  footed beast).
  
  To go back, to deviate from, To wander in (a pasturage
  
  To ask a
  
  To
  
  frisk (ass).
  
  his debtoi'.
  
  Stick
  
  T-y^\
  
  *^irJ •\LJl')
  
  To keep back
  
  aloof from
  
  ~ To
  
  Stick.
  
  drive (a
  
  ^
  
  -^^l
  
  Ha ^'
  
  Rapid walk.
  
  PI.
  
  declare (God) free
  
  be remote from water. -^ take a walk. To divert o.'s To keep aloof from (shame).
  
  *^-iVJ
  
  i-:'..t..J
  
  Slander.
  
  fly
  
  To be wholesome
  
  sin.
  
  to die.
  
  Neat-herd's
  
  *aIjj o «jjj a ojJ
  
  %^yyi
  
  evil.
  
  mate).
  
  He kept
  
  x,
  
  Natui-e. Violent hunger.
  
  Last breath of He was about
  
  pure,
  
  from
  
  fi'om imperfection.
  
  Vebement
  
  To
  
  fi-ee
  
  To
  
  (news).
  
  Spy. Dry (bread).
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  shepherd's
  
  staff,
  
  siii;
  
  _,
  
  slli?
  
  To be dry
  
  (bread,
  
  Cj-Ijj C-uJ
  
  —
  
  ,
  
  e
  
  or 4
  
  Y oY
  
  C
  
  ber forming a proportion as 5
  
  ^o
  
  10
  
  iacluding ero-
  
  tic verses.
  
  ^x^\l^
  
  (Gram)
  
  ^ v^-^' noua
  
  of relative
  
  ended by j. Relating to. J|_ tj>li»' Ants iu a file ; track of ants. ^^iJ -SSti'aight, conspicuous road, ol^^^j —
  
  Mankind.
  
  To draw
  
  from
  
  (
  
  ^[
  
  A
  
  a. th. to-
  
  cjj^^
  
  )
  
  (Wlj
  
  -fr
  
  o c^Ij -«
  
  i
  
  gether. To weave (cloth). To plait. To compose verses ). To forge ( a narration ). To streak ( the sand wind). To ripple (the water wind). To be woven (stuff). To be strea- ;^.l.i\ ked (sand). To be rippled (water). (
  
  :
  
  ree
  
  Weaving.
  
  ,^
  
  Spider's web.
  
  cjj^Sil2\ ,ji^j
  
  Weaver's art. Weaver. Liar.
  
  ^ ^ .„^
  
  ^.ij
  
  PI. Prayer-cai*pets. is
  
  unequalled
  
  in.
  
  r—-'
  
  oa>j
  
  ^_j
  
  Textile fabric, tissue.
  
  >*
  
  ^; Lj ^ ^ak^i
  
  Weaver's shop. Weaver's loom.
  
  t-^j ^^^ rr^i
  
  «-L~iij
  
  Woven. Coordinate (narration). ^_^Li> To disperse (dust), G^lj a 9--I') To rake. To covet a. tli. fit
  
  ;
  
  rake.
  
  To
  
  A ,;il.~j|j
  
  obliterate,
  
  To copy
  
  titute a. th. to
  
  To abrogate
  
  ,
  
  (kll
  
  a.
  
  kLj
  
  -ii-
  
  :
  
  A^jJ
  
  trans-
  
  (a book).
  
  To
  
  subs-
  
  to metamori)ho3e.
  
  (a verse of the
  
  Coran). To succeed to
  
  To adapt a. th. A ^. * •^ To be of the same stock *_, j ^_,j;(J as. To be akin to. To resemble a. 0. To befit o. a. To be sorted, analogous to. To be symmetrical, propor'»
  
  tionate to.
  
  To pretend
  
  to be
  
  ^Uu
  
  Ji^ ^'..ry'Aj
  
  issued from.
  
  To correspond
  
  ;
  
  ^jCf
  
  to agree to-
  
  gether.
  
  To
  
  trace back
  
  o.'s
  
  »^1aL:.)j __f;'l.
  
  lineage. -'\ To claim descent from. J[ _,' To ask the pedigree Aj » ^llzJ.[ of. -^ To judge a. th. fit, conve-
  
  nient.
  
  Lineage. Kindred on
  
  ^
  
  ^llj^
  
  the father's side. Relationship. Arithmetical
  
  0. a.
  
  To
  
  trans-
  
  ^^[li
  
  fi,
  
  klJ^\j
  
  a. th. n
  
  fit
  
  fit
  
  —
  
  j^
  
  Rela-
  
  -^
  
  tionship by marriage. In relation, in proportion to. J| xll^o.
  
  Relation. Relative adjec-
  
  ^:ij
  
  ^
  
  ending in 1$ , as '^jl from Resemblance, conformity.
  
  iijj jsj].
  
  Having a known pe-C^] ^ ^_.A--.l digree. Erotic poem. Related by marriage, kinsman.
  
  <
  
  Brother-in-
  
  Skilful genealogist.
  
  *i^j More skilful genealogist. -^ More convenient. More elegant amatory ^1//]
  
  V
  
  Transcription.
  
  v^
  
  ^^
  
  fitted.
  
  ^^
  
  poem. <>•
  
  -.
  
  ,klAi.l(
  
  Obliteration, abrogation of a law. ^.ij
  
  Arithmetical proportion.
  
  ^^Cj
  
  Symmetry. Relation, analogy.
  
  ^l[l.~ij
  
  iy^QS
  
  Convenience. Proportion.
  
  Usual style of writing.
  
  '
  
  _i.j.'j
  
  Quack druggist.
  
  Copy. Transcript.
  
  ....iJ
  
  xljjj
  
  or geometrical proportion.
  
  More
  
  To copy (a book), To ask a. o. to copy
  
  a
  
  —
  
  law.
  
  ^^1
  
  fi>
  
  migrate (souls). To hand down a. th, successively,
  
  ^
  
  Clj
  
  C. > .„ij
  
  ]
  
  To
  
  aboli-sh (a law).
  
  fer a. th.
  
  5lli>j
  
  tive
  
  to conceal a. th.
  
  To
  
  o
  
  a. o. in erotic verses.
  
  -iir
  
  Rubbish of dates. ^uJj r-Jj Instrument for removing dust ri-i/»
  
  "^
  
  ^-^
  
  i
  
  the pedig-
  
  a. o. of.
  
  ^ilj
  
  Woven. Web. Texture,
  
  L-J
  
  To ask
  
  of.
  
  To mention
  
  ^Ij
  
  *9-^'-^
  
  of.
  
  To trace back (a pedigree) to. Ji a — To attribute a. th. to. To accuse
  
  :
  
  He
  
  5 Jl_jj
  
  the genealogy
  
  to 8.
  
  Poem
  
  ,^
  
  )
  
  To mention
  
  Akin. Sorted, homogeneous,
  
  »^^u»
  
  analogous. :-._]
  
  ^
  
  i^-jj
  
  Proportionate. {Arithm).
  
  Num- v_-~^
  
  " (Y «A
  
  jj North
  
  ^yind.
  
  ;,li»j,*!,lj
  
  ^JtJ a^j To tattoo (the hand). * ClIj a -S~ To lash a. o. with (a -whip). <^ ^ To throw out a sarcasm upon. — He went through the J''/'^^ 4
  
  ^
  
  ^j ^1
  
  To 06 bare and loose (tooth), To shoot forth (tree). To lash a. o. with a whip. To disperse in a pasturage
  
  yL-j
  
  i
  
  —
  
  f^[
  
  (cattle).
  
  Sap flowing from a cut down
  
  tree.
  
  Sweat. Pastry cook's prick.
  
  ^1
  
  ^^ iCill^
  
  smash ^ CLo ,_r 1 -^ To winnow (grain). To pluck (plants cattle). -^ To pare (the shatter, to
  
  i
  
  .
  
  a. th.
  
  :
  
  hoof
  
  :
  
  farrier).
  
  To scatter (dust wind). * >_ili1j — To pull down (a building). * ^X-£*lj — To pluck (grass beast). To bite a. o. s (JjLjj Cili o jlJ To throw down a. o. (wrestler). ^ilLj To whisper, to speak ;>5l&jt ^^LLCj :
  
  :
  
  secretly to o. a.
  
  To whisper,
  
  '^y^\
  
  ,
  
  iCr).
  
  H
  
  Verse of the Coran super-
  
  wi---llj «•
  
  Torpedo-boats.
  
  Uninterrupted transmission Xi-JLll^i of an estate. Sect of metempsychosists. i^Jlc Abolished. Transcribed. ^jLjJj k'Ji^ To take off a. th. f> o ^'J -ftfrom. To scrape, to rub out a. th.
  
  ^ \^
  
  To lance (an abscess). a— To backbite a. o. s — To peck (flesh vulture), a (^'J o — To be untwisted (rope). To _^7 break (abscess). To be torn off (clo:
  
  i
  
  thes).
  
  To forsake a. o. (happiness). .p — To be worn into rags (rope). .^CS'l The ignoble bird became oUJI ^j.Lj^[ a vulture i. e. the weak one became
  
  ^u>
  
  ^
  
  jllj
  
  UiLxa
  
  ^-.L^^j
  
  Instrument for demolishing.
  
  —
  
  *ili»
  
  in Aquila.
  
  Cilj o Jl'j
  
  To become cancerous (wound). of a bird
  
  Beak
  
  *
  
  (pearls). To compose (a discourse). To arrange symmetrically. To A jLl set a. th. in order.
  
  _ri-^^
  
  Vanguard of an army. Troop of 30 to 200 horses. Wild rose, eglantine. ct-j-^ of prey.
  
  Nestorian
  
  (
  
  Syria ns^wu-j
  
  ^
  
  Zcj
  
  Ju:\
  
  G
  
  a ^l3
  
  *
  
  sect).
  
  To be
  
  Butteris. Shelf, board. ifc
  
  ^'
  
  j^j
  
  Arabs.
  
  xion, fistula.
  
  :tilij
  
  Winnowing-basket. Muzzle of the ass. wi— LJi ^
  
  ri-^Cj
  
  Ulcer, incessant deflu-
  
  ^f^j^ "^ Full to overflowing (vessel). oUIj
  
  string, to set
  
  souls. Suc-
  
  Bright star in Li/ra. Frog of a horse's hoof.
  
  field.
  
  Kind of swallow.
  
  Transmigration of cession of ages.
  
  Three stars
  
  conversation. Footprints on a race-
  
  <>•
  
  as v
  
  Idol of the
  
  altered (coloui*)
  
  Sieve.
  
  (
  
  Vulture. Eagle.
  
  Black pumice-stone. Rubbish of wheat. Froth of milk. Mark of a bite. Whisper, secret
  
  To
  
  change in grammatical U o' ) oi' (as 2^, oiT,
  
  a
  
  ting
  
  forms.
  
  strong.
  
  to speak
  
  secretly to.
  
  To be
  
  j
  
  -^
  
  )
  
  Particle or verb efFec-
  
  seding another.
  
  country.
  
  To
  
  1
  
  loose
  
  ^tj ^yijj ,
  
  Ctl'5
  
  and bare (tooth). He went over the country, i^jvi j, — To be exposed to the North wind.;J_j ] To disperse in a pasturage ^is'l
  
  To follow in (a tile). oji JI.U To speak in rhyming prose. jl^] To be set in order, jliiij j_:l5j jJ'
  
  Thong
  
  Order, symmetry, i-hythm.
  
  Outlines of a road.
  
  (cattle).
  
  of a y,_^j ^uJlj
  
  ^.Ijj
  
  ^^
  
  ^^Ij
  
  camel's girth.
  
  Ji^'
  
  f-^^
  
  j^^
  
  Loose threads, hair. Lint. Honey flowing from the honeycomb.
  
  Well
  
  _
  
  /{/te(.
  
  '^/-^^
  
  J^
  
  To blow
  
  a sequel. Vkljj feilJj t^*«-^-^ o ^'^^. "* ^iJJj feili>j To be godly, to worship (God). — >«, He devote himself to God. To give o.'s self up to asceti- J»
  
  UCIjj
  
  ^*
  
  CcJj CIj To difiuse
  
  CiUjj
  
  i
  
  gently (breeze).
  
  ,
  
  itself
  
  (aroma).
  
  -
  
  To stamp the earth (camel). CIj To be altered, corrupted. vVIj a ^j ;ivlj o springs To abound in i
  
  cism.
  
  ^ ^-
  
  (land).
  
  iJ'uJ To become an ascetic. ^isCJi To wash (a garment). To better a (saliue ground. fi>
  
  To invigorate, to inspirit a. o. » To free (a slave). ~ ^ To begin ( an affair). ^ ^U 'iiJLui Cl_jj To smell a. o. »j * or a. th. To whisper a. th. ^^" To respire to breath. To /*>
  
  Asceticisu,.
  
  Victim offered up. Gold or silver ingot Sacrifice offered to
  
  ;
  
  inhale (the air).
  
  self
  
  to
  
  (
  
  study
  
  ).
  
  To To
  
  apply
  
  o.'s
  
  God. Nugget of gold or
  
  -
  
  :
  
  ^-
  
  place). ^
  
  Man.
  
  ^
  
  ^1
  
  iXJc^ rites of pilgrimage. Short-haired (hovse). Fattened iJ_^
  
  '
  
  ,
  
  life.
  
  ^iUU:*
  
  The
  
  Breeze, breath of _,^j >»>^ ?r j*^ odour. life. Effaced road. Smell,
  
  odlj
  
  Breath. Breath of
  
  '^^
  
  iJU.i ,-
  
  «iW^'j ^^'^ of sacrifice. Rites of sacrifice.
  
  Place of pllgri-
  
  mage,
  
  exhale(a perfume
  
  silver.
  
  Pious, godly. Ascetic.
  
  inquire about
  
  (news).
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  o ixLj o i^lJ
  
  diijj cyijj tiCj,
  
  Devotion, godliness
  
  ,
  
  alive.
  
  Enumeration of attributes jj_ij
  
  in
  
  Swift runner. Successive generation, progeny. j.^Cj
  
  To
  
  CtJ
  
  Regularly, serially.
  
  for breeding.
  
  become
  
  J^
  
  J>La^j Jcrr^J
  
  set (teeth,
  
  pearls, discourse).
  
  ii^
  
  Wick. ^ Rag.
  
  ^j^
  
  [qram).
  
  Si^r'J Jc-r^
  
  Feathers, hair shed.
  
  Camels
  
  Copulative particles jlJjtj jl>JI
  
  "^
  
  ^
  
  «
  
  (land).
  
  To beget
  
  j^--^
  
  H
  
  jlJlj
  
  ^J
  
  JlJ
  
  ^ !>11j o
  
  (sons).
  
  Asthma. Living being.
  
  -^
  
  _,
  
  -
  
  JlJ b To moult (bird, beast). jli -j ^ To ravel out (cloth). To fall off (feather, Jlj1j,y>lj o JIj ifc
  
  Slave (male or female).
  
  Men, mankind. Dying man
  
  (
  
  PL
  
  _
  
  __
  
  of ^Vljl
  
  ^01
  
  )
  
  hair).
  
  ostrich.
  
  Mark
  
  j
  
  I
  
  manner. give up (a work). of
  
  •lljl
  
  ^
  
  Way,
  
  trace.
  
  To
  
  Tendon
  
  I
  
  I
  
  Gentle breeze, zephyr. Sole of a camel. Foot of the
  
  .*>
  
  oCLjj
  
  To He
  
  slip
  
  oflf
  
  (garment).^ ^
  
  A-^si^ J, C>Loj 5lljj
  
  ^
  
  ^C.')
  
  i
  
  J-.J
  
  JlJ
  
  hurried the walk. >mJ O Vl'3-«-
  
  oO^
  
  ^
  
  c-»
  
  To fall into rags (garment), jl'j -^ To be ravelled out (cloth). To be at moulting-time beast, jljl
  
  .»
  
  (
  
  the heel. Hill
  
  Sciatic nerve. () Sciatica.
  
  J^
  
  To outrun
  
  Draught of milk.
  
  Women.
  
  T
  
  ol>lJ,j 'VlJ^j
  
  Small, feeble
  
  woman.
  
  Womanly, womanish. To feel a pain in the
  
  ::^,
  
  ^
  
  C?^-^j
  
  Jlj a
  
  ^^.
  
  ^j
  
  a. o. in
  
  -^
  
  the
  
  tendon of the heel.
  
  3
  
  CJ
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  a. o.
  
  2!
  
  —
  
  multiply by generation (men, ^L\Ji
  
  beasts) Offspring, posterity,
  
  JU-j
  
  I
  
  ^ Jij
  
  descendants. INIilk
  
  tendon of a heel.
  
  To wound
  
  bird).
  
  flowing from the udder.
  
  Tvlilky juice
  
  of a green
  
  Moulting of animals.
  
  JIj
  
  fig. ^ ^
  
  j,-jj
  
  Jl^
  
  )
  
  Yl»
  
  (
  
  To be
  
  pen.
  
  To
  
  produced.
  
  To
  
  live.
  
  rise (cloud).
  
  J^lo Ij
  
  *1-J
  
  ,
  
  ^ ^^ ^v'l
  
  leg.
  
  :
  
  To
  
  >\^
  
  in the
  
  nerve of the leg. Nerve in the lower part of the
  
  To rear (a child). s Uj ]j Uj To raise (the clouds God). ^_ To be growu up, reared ^jfj
  
  ^
  
  (jouth).
  
  b
  
  )
  
  Hurt
  
  Wounded on
  
  the nerve of
  
  >—c«
  
  ^S-T*^J
  
  the leg.
  
  ci-eate a. th. (God).
  
  To
  
  find a>
  
  UjI
  
  to produce a. th. ^To compose (a discourse). To set up a. th. To begin building). To forge a. th. out,
  
  j
  
  ;
  
  ^ *>^J %}^Ki
  
  I
  
  " \
  
  r
  
  :
  
  ,,
  
  Oblivion
  
  _ j
  
  fthe
  
  ^1
  
  a
  
  0.
  
  *
  
  to
  
  -H-
  
  ^
  
  ^1^
  
  5
  
  forget a. th.
  
  To pretend J
  
  tSClJ,^ C:.]
  
  forget, to foi'sake a. th.
  
  Tomakea.
  
  U
  
  He began to sa\ To set to (work). To seek after (news). To set up (a sign) in
  
  '^P
  
  forgetfulness.
  
  ^(^j
  
  forget-
  
  .uJ] ^ ;_, yj fuhiess. Small things left by a tra;
  
  •
  
  veller.
  
  j
  
  desert).
  
  To ask from
  
  a.
  
  o.
  
  a
  
  poem
  
  j »
  
  —
  
  :
  
  !
  
  upon. !
  
  Risen cloud. Race of men. ' He is of bad race. s Young camels newlv born. Growth, production. sUjj '^j .lij Part of a cloud appearing. . .-J Sprouts of plants. ^^^^ stjlij Stone set in the bottom of a" ' liiij
  
  Seal-ofdce.
  
  To urge
  
  (flag).
  
  )\y^^
  
  To
  
  stick
  
  to, to
  
  ^t ^•.^-
  
  j Liij
  
  C^j
  
  be caught in
  
  a.
  
  Cij
  
  (affaii-).
  
  into
  
  an
  
  %^
  
  intricate case.
  
  He delayed
  
  jj
  
  ^
  
  saying.
  
  (salt ground).
  
  iUJ
  
  Blotting-paper.
  
  ,
  
  ducing (land;. Inula odora {plant). Gui'gling, bubbling of water. Fly-whisk.
  
  '
  
  |
  
  To bubble up (boiling pot). To rustle (coat of mail). To be nimble.
  
  To take otFo.'s clothes quickly, a To pluck and disperse its feathers (bird). To devour (flesh). ^ To be in the way of reco- JA\\J very (sick person).
  
  not to do so.
  
  He has not ceased
  
  1
  
  ;
  
  ?
  
  -»
  
  Absorbing water without proi
  
  '
  
  ^
  
  He engaged
  
  -^
  
  '
  
  tli.
  
  ^
  
  uJ
  
  ounce.
  
  Absorbing water
  
  n\^^
  
  To become intricate betC Jj ween (war). ^ To gnsh forth.' To be incumbent upon a o -
  
  y
  
  (
  
  iliii;jUi;
  
  Divineress.
  
  (a beast
  
  To mis up a. th. a To whisk a away ( liies). To sink jnto the earth Cixij,, Uj i ;;^ (water). To gurgle (water). To bubble up ( cooking-pot). To ferment (wine). To ooze water-skin). Weight of 20 dirhems, half an 'j^
  
  Appearing in the niglit. ^^,^; ^ _ Beginning of the day. -^ly '^ -^^< of the night. Young maid^ Place of origin, source. \VRedactor of a writing. Tutor. '-^
  
  Setup
  
  -^ ~^2il'^
  
  gently.
  
  ,i^|
  
  Uij -^^ ^ {m.
  
  ^ ^5
  
  ^
  
  Forgotten.
  
  'lijVI oi't^J
  
  Young man, young girl.
  
  ^^^
  
  Staff, stick.
  
  tank.
  
  Creation, contrivance. Style. Epistolography.
  
  Forgetful.
  
  Forgetful. Overlooked. ^'J Intercalary days of the Coptic year.
  
  Alert, mnable.
  
  Is^jjM^
  
  _
  
  ^^
  
  ^
  
  l>
  
  'isJj sL-iJj
  
  l«>ijj
  
  To grow up
  
  (child).
  
  lij
  
  o >ijj a 11 j
  
  To hap-
  
  -ii-
  
  ;.viJj
  
  To remind a. o. of (a promise).* s aij To adjure a. o. by God. » )uij — To say I beseech thee Jit ,i*;'jJij :
  
  by God. conjure, to beg a. o. jC^'lj '*i)1 s — by God. To ask a. o. to s lSCiJ,j ;j/lU jl£C swear by God.
  
  To
  
  A
  
  To recite (verses) to. To satirise a. o. To take information about
  
  5 oio'l ""
  
  v^
  
  a
  
  jlUj
  
  (news).
  
  To
  
  recite poetry
  
  o.
  
  to the
  
  jS\.'2
  
  fi>
  
  other.
  
  To ask
  
  a. o. to recite
  
  s ai.irJ-1.
  
  fi>
  
  (vei'ses). I
  
  adjure thee by God
  
  '^l
  
  S[
  
  6j^,
  
  '*«t
  
  To
  
  fix,
  
  j
  
  fin
  
  ^lj1_,
  
  ,_^V)
  
  To bc'gin, to set about. j ._ He waged open war with. O^iJI 5 wJ-U To plunge, to fix a. o. into, j /b ^ijl He ensnared (the game) jiCji] S ^Ij 1 .^'j
  
  in
  
  a
  
  net.
  
  To be caught, enJ ,_Jjjij ,_JjJ tangled. To cling to (the heart love). To be fixed into. To cleave togethei*. v^U< To collect (wood). * wlSi'l^ :
  
  Moveable or unmoveable llijj property. Land and live stock. They possess no fixed ^.Jj
  
  ._
  
  ^') ,
  
  ^
  
  property. Involved in an affair. Sticking
  
  The
  
  fast.
  
  to do.
  
  to insert a. th.
  
  into.
  
  Voice, sound. Search.
  
  saU,
  
  Arrows.
  
  Elevation of the voice.
  
  j,-iJ
  
  A wooden
  
  C*
  
  iLlj
  
  wolf. {coll).
  
  arrow.
  
  -^
  
  k^\^
  
  v^
  
  tt
  
  Pole of a
  
  :C\1j
  
  carriage.
  
  Po3m
  
  recited in a meeting. Declama-
  
  The
  
  Canticle of Canticles.o^U VI ju4j
  
  Sal ammoniac. To expand, to
  
  fi,
  
  jJ>^jjj j^vIj o ^iJ ^ i^j
  
  ^j
  
  P -J^
  
  spread (cloth, carpets). To display (a flag).
  
  ^
  
  He
  
  desired that C;'ii_,^Vl viOliJ thing earnestly, lit ; he spread out his eai's to
  
  To saw a. th.
  
  it.
  
  To scatter To propagate a. th.
  
  ^
  
  (wood).
  
  To publish (news). He charmed away
  
  * ja>,yj]
  
  IJ^O
  
  ,^s
  
  _^tj
  
  o
  
  i
  
  ^Uj
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  sickness.
  
  To become verdant after \j^ o ^'j rain land). To become green again (plant ). To put forth ( leaves ). To (
  
  recall to
  
  life,
  
  i^ilill
  
  _^
  
  »
  
  _^
  
  ')j ,
  
  Ijipjj
  
  I^U
  
  o^
  
  pasture (cattle). To be spread, unfolded, expanded.
  
  ^j^j _r^ \'_^ a
  
  _r^'lj
  
  ^
  
  ^^^
  
  To be _r^\ To spread ( news ).
  
  (day).
  
  swollen (sinew).
  
  Inextricable difficulty.
  
  *^j!,
  
  »_.lA/i
  
  v^^
  
  Unripe date. ir «—ii;*. To be choked with Ge^ i r-^ -^ tears: to sob (man). To produce a gurgling ( pot ). To reciprocate its braying (ass) its croaking (frog). Stream of water bed of ^li.j1 ^ -^jtlj a stream. To drink with'C>jl^j vVjj a -^V^ -^ oat quenching thirst. To drink o.'s ;
  
  :
  
  fill.
  
  altered, corrupt (meat,
  
  ^^j
  
  -^
  
  water).
  
  Small quantity of water.
  
  to rise (the dead).
  
  To be quickened (dead). To disperse by night in a
  
  To become long
  
  Possessing arrows. HiV? ^ ^^\j Shooting. Stuck, fixed, caught.
  To be
  
  spread (foliage).
  
  To
  
  Belemnite, arrow-head (stone).
  
  tion.
  
  Drunken (man). Skin
  
  * To
  
  filled
  
  rsAj
  
  to overflowing.
  
  J^lj'b, OlaiJ,j
  
  ojJiij
  
  iJki.)
  
  ^j^ ^—
  
  ^vlj '\ls o
  
  JtiJ -S-
  
  seek after, to cry for ( a stray beast). To give information of a. th.
  
  lost.
  
  To be acquainted ^^
  
  with.
  
  »
  
  —
  
  :
  
  expel a.
  
  o.
  
  from.
  
  To become
  
  To ( camels ). be spread. To ask from a. 0. to pub- fit ^ii~^l. lish, to spread a. th.
  
  s ^^aljl
  
  *
  
  root out (a tree).
  
  Lofty cloud.
  
  u
  « ^
  
  a^'M-iJ u^-=J Rebellious, termagant ^^\'jj
  
  i/'^ij
  
  ^ja^\j
  
  ly,
  
  spright- lIIJj Cl»lij a iaij -Hlively, nimble, cheerful. To be-
  
  come
  
  ,
  
  slip-knot to
  
  Oall o
  
  fi>
  
  lalj
  
  (a rope).
  
  To draw
  
  Day
  
  out (the A C_kij i islj bucket) from a well without a pulley. He passed from a jSj Jl^ jIJ ^^^ — country to another.
  
  To
  
  knot, to tie
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  Sj
  
  A
  
  To
  
  fatten (cattle
  
  :
  
  oj\Ij
  
  j^lXl
  
  Propagation of the faith. oU-j Vl — Sinew of the arm. ^rj-'S^ rr «Ir>^J Shaking the clouds (wind).^ij ^ j_^ Heaped up corn. jjij Scrawls of children. ->24Clj
  
  ^
  
  s
  
  ^^\
  
  lively (people,
  
  —
  
  Liri
  
  pasturage).
  
  5
  
  — ~
  
  oi ^ u^\^ J cJ^IXj
  
  Letters patent.
  
  To set zealously to (work). J — To cross (a desert) swiftly. a— To be untied (rope). lalij't To strain (a rope) for unJai5;*i^ tying it. To scale ( a fish). To pluck
  
  Saw. Pitchfork
  
  loose (a beast) from.
  
  She hurried
  
  in
  
  walk
  
  •^
  
  (she-camel).
  
  (herbage cattle). To be wrinkled (skin).
  
  -"iriV^
  
  geom
  
  in
  
  jj^'j^
  
  t
  
  Encyclical
  
  ).
  
  JaiiLlI^
  
  Roving along (wild bull). Path deviating from the main road. ;,,
  
  (his wife
  
  Ja^i;
  
  To
  
  :
  
  l^il
  
  i
  
  jllL"
  
  j-lj
  
  -H-
  
  i
  
  displace
  
  husband). a. th.
  
  and set together dead God).
  
  c»Vi»i»lj
  
  souls of the faithful.
  
  the main subject. Deep well requiring much
  
  J
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  ,
  
  active, lively.
  
  DigressiiBS, departure from
  
  jji.,i;>
  
  :
  
  Jai-u
  
  i2-4jj
  
  Shooting-stars. Departing
  
  for
  
  To raise o.'s self in (a place). j— He lifted up and threw S^ |j4j i — down his antagonist. To heave from (fear soid). ^ — To be disobedient to o^j Af- 0^-J ~ ( her husband wife ). To ill-treat
  
  Cheerfulness, liveliness. Fieriness.j»lij
  
  j^vllj l»llj.
  
  (
  
  wheat. Saw-fish. To overtop, to be prominent.
  
  •
  
  :
  
  :
  
  Prism
  
  prospectus. Circular.
  
  fi,
  
  Cheerful
  
  z'^-^
  
  Saw-dust.
  
  beasts).
  
  To To
  
  ^r «Ir=J.
  
  ^
  
  Publication.
  
  cheer,
  
  jj
  
  j>iAil j-'y
  
  the sick.
  
  to inspirit, to encourage a. o.
  
  To incite a. o. to. To have sprightly,
  
  of the resurrection.
  
  Review, periodical. olS^io Charm, amulet for curing _^j
  
  •^
  
  t,^'»
  
  laJui'\j
  
  unknot, to untie (a rope).
  
  _^j
  
  Scattered (people, sheep). Disor- yd ganised (affair). The people came i^^tjj i^ij y^ill nV in a scattered state.
  
  fat (beast).
  
  To make a
  
  dispersed
  
  Sweet odour. Dry herbage becoming green after rain. Life.
  
  (woman).
  
  To be
  
  ^)
  
  (VAT)
  
  IlU To To
  
  To (
  
  raise fi> j4j1 the bones of the
  
  :
  
  ^^'y I,jij
  
  Elevated place. Rising from a place. Protruding.
  
  Jj
  
  _>.i,u
  
  Throbbing (vein). Shallow well from J»lljl.j J»llj1^^ Having a prominent forehead. s^IiJI — which the bucket comes forth by Rebellious (wife). J^'S' t «3-=-^ a single pull. To be lofty (cloud). Cajl^ o ^i] ^ Having brisk people, To stick out (tooth). Ja^iij it^ exertion for pulling the bucket.
  
  i
  
  To
  
  beasts.
  
  Booty made by the leader of a i raid, during the march.
  
  be rebellious, to hate (her husband wife). To be expelled from.
  
  ic.j
  
  j.»
  
  —
  
  :
  
  i
  
  ^—
  
  **.
  
  r
  
  (
  
  Consumption, marasmus. Soaking bread in the tid^ soup before dinner. Dryer.
  
  liij
  
  )
  
  Silp-koot, tie easily undone,
  
  ia^vjl
  
  uji*
  
  Sprightly, lively.
  
  Blotting-paper.
  
  <•
  
  Y \r
  
  •
  
  oCij
  
  Dried fruits (as raisins, figs). ci^jVi •<> •^Exhausted (spring). Dry. jiU Severe (man). Unseasoned (bread). Towel. Napkin. UdflJ ^ siii;
  
  To grow,
  
  to shoot
  
  ^
  
  Ct^^li
  
  -tt-
  
  forth (plant).
  
  To
  
  inject
  
  s /-^Aj
  
  ,
  
  *
  
  (JuJij CJj a ^lJ
  
  a medicine to a. 0. through the nose or mouth. To suggest a. th. to. s ^Ijlj — — To snatch a. th. away. fi> ^iij'lj fit
  
  To
  
  smell
  
  (
  
  an odour ). To
  
  snuff, to in-
  
  hale a. th. -^ To snuff (tobacco). To be caught in (a net gazelle). J j^j To be ensnared (man). To give a. th. to smell to. s jl'A To inject (a medicine ) through the :
  
  fi>
  
  nose
  
  of.
  
  To catch (a gazelle) To .snuff a. th. * ^ To be on the
  
  in (a net),
  
  j
  
  js
  
  —
  
  ;
  
  snuff-medicine. -^ Snuffing-
  
  tobacco.
  
  nostrils.
  
  y^
  
  o
  
  Ji3
  
  ^
  
  To be emaciated (man).
  
  To snatch away, to pilfer. yjj o To carry off and a jiJu'lj >Uj o fi>
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  devour
  
  (
  
  a piece of meat
  
  )
  
  — -
  
  from the
  
  pot.
  
  To cook (meat) without
  
  con-
  
  flt
  
  jij
  
  5
  
  jjj
  
  diment.
  
  To
  
  offer food (to
  
  a guest) at his
  
  arrival.
  
  ^.jlj i_,
  
  f.^llli
  
  To
  
  (water).
  
  ^li» Cii)
  
  a.
  
  To
  
  fH
  
  -H-
  
  ^
  
  ^_,
  
  f.^
  
  ^-uxjj , uij Uil^j a OiiJ -ft absorb (water tank). To drink in fit
  
  :
  
  (sweat garment). To be absorbed by (the j ^ijj — ground: water). His wealth has been exhaus- iiC» ^ilj
  
  pot. -^ Dodger, swindler. Snatched from the pot (meat), j^^j Unseasoned ( food ). Thin-bladed
  
  (sword). Just
  
  ted.
  
  To imbibe (water) with ^jl^j ^ij a .sponge. To dry (clothes). To wipe. To be exhausted ..ilfj -t^j a .-i.=J (spring). To dry (garment). To give to a. 0. frothing milk » uiijl fit
  
  to drink.
  
  Emaciated thigh. iLi,U aij Wont to snatch meat from the Jill
  
  drawn
  
  (water).
  
  Part of the little finger covered by the ring.
  
  iii.i»
  
  j^uj: ^ JCsi^j jllj> To be vaiMegated, spota ^^j -ftted of white and black.
  
  C^
  
  altered (meat).
  
  To wipe (o.'s body). To drink frothing milk. To wipe off (dirt). To fade (colour). Absorption of water. Residue at the bottom of a vessel. cJ«iJ
  
  Kitchen-fork.
  
  To be
  
  Sternutatory powder. Addicted to, fond of.
  
  ;
  
  little fleshy
  
  (thigh).
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  Snuff-tube.
  
  Entangled in a net (game). JliJ Smelling power. Nose, jiU/> ^
  
  ;.iJ
  
  a
  
  To be addicted to, fond of. k_) To help, to assist a. o. with, t_, » ^.Ijl To snuff (a medicine). ^ /^'l
  
  hiccup from desire or grief. To be enamoured with. Sternutatory powder.
  
  Snuff of tobacco.
  
  To be
  
  Gt^
  
  from death.
  
  To flow
  
  Running-knot.
  
  <
  
  CJj a
  
  Snuff-pipe for injection.
  
  Avatch for (news)
  
  Any
  
  To hiccup. To have a narrow escape
  
  ^
  
  J
  
  >-iii,j
  
  wiiJ
  
  ?-
  
  fit
  
  ^ i^ ,
  
  ';j ,
  
  UtLlSi
  
  A -
  
  
  
  —
  
  Black pumice-stone. usllij ^Ijj Towel, sponge, for wiping. xjiIjj V' hl Froth of fresh milk. XjiIjj *iij Water-absorbing (earth). ^ ;, :t
  
  j
  
  )
  
  Y-M
  
  (
  
  tions.
  
  To
  
  seat, to display
  
  (
  
  a bride
  
  oa her throne. To heap up (furniture). To I'aise A '^ (the neck : gazelle). To move, to shake a. th. He moves about his ili'1 'ja^_ nose fro:n anger. To hiss (fi'ied meat). To Ca-^I '^J:^>
  
  C^
  
  i
  
  ^y^ J
  
  ^rsj
  
  tion of such a one.
  
  He began
  
  to do
  
  l^\ j
  
  —
  
  ^.JjSjj
  
  mischief.
  
  May God render his memory illustrious
  
  e'Jf'i
  
  <j)l
  
  ^^
  
  !
  
  He undertook an affair. To endeavour to acquire
  
  _^1
  
  J ^lli
  
  '
  
  A
  
  j,lXj
  
  (knowledge).
  
  boil (kettle).
  
  To
  
  )
  
  He impaired the reputa-
  
  press (a debtor) to
  
  ^Uj
  
  5
  
  ^ta)
  
  Tree
  
  for
  
  making bows
  
  :
  
  celtis,
  
  ^15
  
  nettle-tree.
  
  the utmost. up. To be lofty. To '^J£^\ be seated upon her throne (bride). Text (of a book). Ordi- ^jayuAi ^ '^joj nance. End, utmost limit. Quotation.
  
  To stauu
  
  Spotted white and black. ^^ Black stinking fruit. ^r~^J ^^, i* Female perfumer whose perfumes brought ill luck. at war ; ^4^^ ^iiij 1^5 they have pounded the perfumes
  
  They are
  
  Technical term.
  
  *^
  
  Female sparrow. Forelock of hair.
  
  ^ iSJ
  
  ^ja^
  
  Vehement (walk). Number of people. Moving about the
  
  '<j^
  
  u«r*J nose.
  
  ^^1
  
  ^^
  
  wiJ VI
  
  u«V^
  
  lit.
  
  ^^
  
  of Mensham. To take aim.
  
  ^^ -^ *i^- ^
  
  Insignia of an order, ci^iiQ ^ badge. Aim, target. Mark.
  
  Pavilion for a bride
  
  Throne, seat of honour ;>il/: for a bride. He has been exposed X^aXJS Jt f^j to disgrace.
  
  ^M
  
  Determined. Sentenced.
  
  To
  
  set.
  
  To
  
  set
  
  up, to raise.
  
  To
  
  0.
  
  do^vn
  
  sign.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  a. th.
  
  y^^"\j,'CJaj
  
  hoist (a flag).
  
  i
  
  ^^
  
  feel dizzy
  
  (from wine).
  
  get wind
  
  of,
  
  walk
  
  :
  
  to
  
  To
  
  —
  
  plant (a
  
  ^^J
  
  walk the
  
  to
  
  mark
  
  letter of (a word)
  
  the
  
  final
  
  with fatha
  
  '
  
  fin
  
  — '.
  
  or
  
  He showed hatred to him. 5 s.^^j il — "" He declard war to him. vj*" *' To modulate a song (Arab). J 5 — — •^ To lay a snare to, to ic_j J a. 0.
  
  To raise a.o. to dignity. ^ ^^j — To be tired. C^T a ,_ ^T To exert o.'s self to the utmost in. j — To erect (the ears horse), ^y He waged an open war 'jh\ s s^C -
  
  ,
  
  :
  
  ^^\j
  
  ^^
  
  o
  
  ^^sj
  
  To resume (an affair). To starch (linen).
  
  ^^
  
  scent. Sweet-scenting trees.Csj
  
  Sweet
  
  fin
  
  :
  
  he showed open enmity to him.
  
  'li-jj Csj
  
  Sweet odour.
  
  lil^
  
  «•
  
  and
  
  of starch
  
  *^,
  
  s^
  
  Dizziness caused by wiue. Smell,
  
  *ij,liJ
  
  milk.
  
  Watching
  
  whole day.
  
  To pronounce,
  
  fi>
  
  inquire about (news).
  
  Food made in
  
  to
  
  JtlZX^h
  
  Starch.
  
  it ,_-W'j
  
  tree).
  
  To hurry
  
  decoy
  
  To To
  
  fi>
  
  •^
  
  (disease, cares).
  
  set up (a stone) as a
  
  smell (an odour).
  
  ^ja^^aiJ'
  
  w~oi1j , C-i; o w~i5
  
  pain, to dis- j
  
  tress a.
  
  To
  
  a
  
  To put
  
  To
  
  jCiSlij jCiVij oUiJ
  
  for
  
  news. Dizzy, intoxica- i^jlij
  
  ^ wS^i
  
  j>
  
  ol>=j
  
  ted.
  
  *s4^ ^ To display (a bride). >6 La; o l/^ To raise, to show a. th. To manifest, to reveal i}\ A a. th. to. To trace back ( a tradiVillage, place.
  
  -ft-
  
  ^
  
  tion) to. •^
  
  To
  
  To
  
  dictate (a letter) to.
  
  specify a. th.
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  ^j
  
  2f
  
  — —
  
  Jf
  
  —
  
  J A
  
  make a Jt
  
  statement about.
  
  To importune
  
  a. 0.
  
  with ques-
  
  Y-^e
  
  (
  
  Origin.
  
  Rank, dignity. ^^Ui ^ -r"^^
  
  Ofrice, function.
  
  Functionaries,
  
  w-dUiJI »_jCj1j Ja'i
  
  )
  
  To assign a
  
  ,.^\li
  
  Irou-trivet.
  
  y,
  
  ^^i
  
  Fatigue, hardship. Erect, superposed (stones) (teeth).
  
  s.^^
  
  Adversary. Archer. Rising high (dust). Having the horns stan- irSj&\ ding out (ram). Set up (snare). In the accusative (noun)
  
  To
  
  be
  
  ;
  
  \)
  
  z^ h ^^
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  Mark
  
  listen silently
  
  ij
  
  J
  
  c-i^'
  
  c^^
  
  -S-
  
  J z^-^
  
  I)
  
  pronouncing the ^^CiJl
  
  set up. Pole. Limit. Idol.
  
  Aj
  
  s
  
  for liste-
  
  C-^jI ~>
  
  c.-^':
  
  Word marked with
  
  ^
  
  i. e.
  
  ^atha on the last
  
  accusative or subjunctive.
  
  Plants (c-U.).
  
  Idol.
  
  my
  
  give advice
  
  counsel a.
  
  o.
  
  to.
  
  To
  
  y-^'i
  
  -^
  
  always set before
  
  To be pure, genuine. ^jJa^j G-.ijj a — To be sincere (friend). To be sincere (repentance). C>-^-2aj — To drink its fill (beast). 'j'J\ To perform a. th. earnestly. To '* — sevi^ ( a garment ) well. To water
  
  ]
  
  ^^3 A—
  
  to.
  
  t.
  
  counsel from, y rf.^lj-^\
  
  Advice, counsel.
  
  ^^
  
  ,_
  
  ^.iJ
  
  oCial
  
  ^
  
  9-
  
  of standing up.
  
  —
  
  *^ Slij
  
  t.^ ^ v^^,
  
  Origin. Handle of a knife.
  
  Amount
  
  of property liable to
  
  be taxed. Portion, lot.
  
  w-^'j *^-^* Cistern. Luck. Snare.
  
  ?r
  
  '
  
  9^-ajj -^Caj
  
  for sewing.o^Li;,^ •rJA>^^\^,
  
  v^joj
  
  •
  
  ^x^l C
  
  Lottery.
  
  wa.^
  
  (at play),
  
  Stones set up around
  
  w-U-oi
  
  (-j^-'i'
  
  ?-
  
  a tank. Pole. Crushing f grief ). Troublesome
  
  *^-i-^
  
  ^^..^U
  
  (life).
  
  the subjunctive as "^
  
  v^'S'
  
  sr *r-**J
  
  J ,'if ,0], o^[
  
  Swindler, tricker,
  
  •
  
  ^jliJ
  
  Dissenters ^:^\\ jilj Ci^^^b v-f 'S^l bearing a violent hatred to Ali.
  
  Signs of the way, v^-?Ujj as set up stones, poles.
  
  ^-.a-^IjI
  
  Nisibin in Mesopotamia.
  
  adviser.
  
  To ask good
  
  ,
  
  t_,lij'1
  
  Particles governing
  
  fill.
  
  To be prodigal of good advice. To sew (a garment). To act as a good adviser, a To accept sincere advice. To deem a. 0. a faithful s
  
  ^-'r<^>j
  
  toil.
  
  He was lucky
  
  rain).
  
  To become fat, fleshy. 5il^ a r--^ < To fatten a. o, n 5-.0J • To give sincere advice to a. 0. i -rJa^ To water ( cattle ) to their 5 -^j:^
  
  good friend
  
  ^
  
  *j^lt '^_,^ \'Sa
  
  Standard, sign set up. •^ A plant. Trick,
  
  Way
  
  :
  
  I
  
  foul play.
  
  Jj
  
  earnestly.
  
  abundantly (the ground
  
  ^Coj
  
  eyes.
  
  Fatigue,
  
  to be silent.
  
  Silence.
  
  ,_ >> «
  
  Sign set
  
  up. Pole. Disease, Affliction. It is
  
  for listening.
  
  a
  
  —
  
  j_,^
  
  Lot, portion.
  
  ning.
  
  Thread
  
  for
  
  Disease. Misfortune. Modulate dsong. letter
  
  To silence a. o. To be on the watch
  
  To
  
  To A —
  
  to (a knife).
  
  sentence (judge).
  
  to.
  
  To stand up To ask a. o.
  
  1
  
  tical.
  
  silent, to listen.
  
  To
  
  ^^'
  
  y
  
  To rise up. To be raised. ^^£;ij ^^, To be hoisted (flag). To rise in the air (dust). »_..2»iJ To be marked, pronounced v^-'\ with fatha (final letter). To be verHe rose
  
  in the subjunctive (vert).
  
  c-oTj
  
  To
  
  to.
  
  trace back (a tradition).
  
  magistrate.?.
  
  Regular
  
  part
  
  weary a. 0. To put a handle
  
  Having erect horns
  
  (
  
  ^^^j
  
  ^
  
  ram ). Having
  
  breast (she-camel).
  
  oj-i-aJ
  
  -CJaj
  
  >.
  
  ^j^oJ
  
  I
  
  a prominent
  
  YA
  
  C
  
  '^
  
  j^i
  
  )
  
  Uncircnmcised.
  
  Skins. Snares, loops, nooses.
  
  Nazareth (in Galilea}. Nazareae, from Nazareth Powerful defender.
  
  Warning.
  
  Gang
  
  ii-l^
  
  Sincere adviser. ri-ajj ^l.SsJ Unmixed, pure (honey). *S-.-<9U
  
  of thieves.
  
  <>•
  
  Pure-hearted, sincere (man).
  
  Defended by God.
  
  Tailor, sewer.
  
  To be converted
  
  rain.
  
  Sjj-aL* tr'jt to chriscjj<^ ••
  
  j^
  
  Nabuchodonosor. c^4 To be pure, '^\:a>j (s-^^ a ^^ -^ unmixed. To be snow-white (coloui*). (p^ — be clear, manifest
  
  affair
  
  (
  
  quench o.'s thirst. To beget (a child). To acknowledge (a debt),
  
  To
  
  ).
  
  ^—
  
  u ^'
  
  '\j
  
  —
  
  ,uij"
  
  'l
  
  ;»Jai,j fJioj
  
  ^,
  
  for playing, or
  
  sitting.
  
  Pure, unmixed (colour).
  
  ^k^j.^utfU
  
  Snow-white.
  
  js'Oi\ f^K>
  
  Privy.
  
  f^p, ^
  
  To reach
  
  its
  
  _i.ij' \j
  
  .
  
  d 'a<
  
  ,j^
  
  o ^Xa>
  
  \
  
  -S-
  
  midst (day, month). To read the half of (a A \';^T o — book reader). To reach (mid-legs garment). To cover the half of (the :
  
  head
  
  :
  
  :
  
  hoary
  
  hair).
  
  receive, to
  
  %\^,^
  
  CiiaJ
  
  o
  
  A-
  
  w ioi
  
  serve a.
  
  To be
  
  (
  
  repentance).
  
  Ij
  
  ,
  
  .Jl^j
  
  ,
  
  Sewed (garment). Watered by rain and
  
  *»=c^
  
  luxuri-
  
  ^^j^aJJ'
  
  ant (land). assist, to
  
  succour
  
  s
  
  a. o.
  
  \jj^j \ir^ o j<^
  
  To render
  
  -tt-
  
  a, o. victo-
  
  rious (God).
  
  To
  
  aid a.
  
  o.
  
  enemies).
  
  against (his o^J ^ J^ preserve a. o. from.
  
  ""
  
  To
  
  (the ground) copiously
  
  A —
  
  (rain).
  
  To make a. o. a Christian. y ^Ceu To become a Christian, olniali ••j^al^ To endeavour to assist a. o. J — To assist one another. To ve- _roLL5 rify
  
  one another (accounts).
  
  To ovei'come (the enemy). To conquer (a country). To revenge one's self upon. To ask the assistance of it
  
  \s-
  
  j^\ ^^
  
  —
  
  5
  
  jm-^X
  
  as a defender jc
  
  d^_ —
  
  against.
  
  take
  
  a. o.
  
  Aid, assistance. Victory. Christian.
  
  i^jLiJ
  
  Christian
  
  ijj\^
  
  9.
  
  ^
  
  S^/^j j<x
  
  'jl^]rOJj
  
  o'lr^aJ
  
  7ZJ,Vj^j *Jt^I»
  
  6^ o —
  
  Chi'istianity.
  
  :^,\'_^]
  
  Victoi*y, conquest.
  
  *iliaJ,j (sloJ,j
  
  Ciij o
  
  j^-^\
  
  — Auxiliary, assistant.
  
  o.
  
  half- white
  
  and half-
  
  y_^^
  
  black (head, beard).
  
  To divide a. th. by the To veil (a girl). To partake the half of a. th. with.
  
  r-^^
  
  i.iJ j^
  
  woman.
  
  dates half-
  
  ripe (palm-tree). 5
  
  ^ ^^r^
  
  against.
  
  between.
  
  To have
  
  —
  
  counsel.
  
  — To
  
  divide a. th. in halves
  
  Id
  
  "»u.ii3
  
  i
  
  ?»i-otj
  
  Needle for sewing.
  
  a. 0. is
  
  take a half from a. o. To drink half (a vessel^. To take the half of a. th.
  
  To
  
  True, sincere
  
  To water
  
  cloth.
  
  Leather-map
  
  ^,'-y\
  
  st-aJ^
  
  (adviser).
  
  To
  
  To betray o.'s sentiments. White leather. White ^'j
  
  To
  
  '
  
  Sincere advice, faithful ^j
  
  tianity.
  
  To
  
  ^L^j
  
  Sincere, disinterested
  
  Victorious.
  
  ^ ^vo \J > ^..^iJ
  
  Fat, corpulent.
  
  Victorious.
  
  Land watered by
  
  cjV^-Li;,
  
  Fleshiness.
  
  -^
  
  '>
  
  Defen-ji^iaJj _j^ij^j\^'>
  
  ij 'l^r^iJ 5-
  
  -'1^
  
  der, auxiliary.
  
  ^ — The
  
  midlle.
  
  Ansarees,
  
  (un
  
  'i^/wji
  
  )
  
  — sect of Gnostics in Syria. ^^u The assistants (wn j'l/aj''\
  
  *i.A^
  
  )
  
  jLiJ'VI
  
  5
  
  fi>
  
  s
  
  of
  
  Mohammed.
  
  /\ C
  
  To
  
  stick in
  
  a. tli.
  
  (an-ow).
  
  Y
  
  ji;
  
  j,
  
  — To fix (an arrow-head). To come out from (a place). ^^ — To escape, to free o.'s self from. To put an iron -head to (an j^ fit
  
  fit
  
  arrow). stick (an arrow) into. JA — To take o(r(an arrow-head). j.ij'1 To extract, to pull ^* ^y^'ij joJ'l
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  fit
  
  out
  
  To To
  
  a. th.
  
  get out fx'om (a sci'ape). justify, to clear
  
  '^^
  
  j^
  
  Jl
  
  J^7
  
  o>U
  
  '^>
  
  to
  
  To
  
  impartial, to act
  
  To journey
  
  at midday.
  
  come out (arrow-
  
  Joi'l,
  
  do
  
  ti'oat a. o. equitably, to
  
  »
  
  To obtain justice from. To exact justice for a.
  
  o^ o.
  
  To extract a. th. To lay down thistle-blossoms (
  
  uproot (dry plants
  
  :
  
  fit
  
  :
  
  j.iJJj,l
  
  heat
  
  To
  
  ).
  
  wind).
  
  of a
  
  spear,
  
  of
  
  an arrow.
  
  Blade of a sword. Spun thread of a spindle. Head. Iron-head of a spear. Javelin. o^UaJ Joint of the neck and ^ J2.i^ head. Hulled wheat. Jaw. SuuuTiit of the head. Axe.
  
  j^
  
  Stone pestle. Small body of cavalry. Sword. J^Jj.^
  
  Ji.isl»
  
  ^ J^a^j J-^> J^j j^'j J^iUI
  
  'J% JVVIj :;!--Vl Name of the month
  
  ;
  
  seize a. o.
  
  s
  
  ,^']j,\'^
  
  o
  
  \.^>
  
  ^
  
  of the fore-
  
  &
  
  —
  
  to the justice
  
  of (a prince). veil her head (girl) put on a muffler. To obtain
  
  to
  
  :
  
  ^^r;'l_,
  
  —
  
  b
  
  To act equitably with 0. a. To reach its middle (day). To act equitably. To pierce (the game arrow). Hall. Jus-
  
  iJ)\JaJ
  
  seize o. ano-
  
  To catch
  
  0. a.
  
  s «U3j',j eioU/J
  
  by the
  
  forelock.
  
  Throes, gripes in the bowels. Forelock hair oC^Uj ^u^\y :
  
  ^'<sIj
  
  Jo(:i
  
  ^^ -^
  
  *^U
  
  of the forehead.
  
  chief
  
  men
  
  of a triba.
  
  ,j.u!l
  
  ^so\'y
  
  Junction of two valleys at their ^:;;J
  
  ^
  
  ^jOJ
  
  Justice.
  
  ^j
  
  a
  
  -
  
  >.JoJj wji^J,
  
  \j AA^Jj
  
  i_jvii
  
  Middle-aged, mid-
  
  {m.
  
  wi^
  
  f. s. pi.) ^jLiJ,
  
  die-sized, equidistant.
  
  Middle-aged oy^-^j ^^^"\ (man). Middle-aged ^Jl^jj ^iisjj ^iUaJ' 1 (woman).
  
  ^
  
  ^^
  
  ^r
  
  •^^
  
  Half. Bicoloured cloth. Veil,
  
  muftler.
  
  Measure
  
  Domestic
  
  for grain.
  
  sliJj ,_ii5j tiV.^
  
  The middle
  
  of a
  
  Half-filled (vessel).
  
  7r
  
  ^^'^^i
  
  .^\jj
  
  thist-
  
  Ja>
  
  1
  
  — ^i
  
  -S-
  
  les (ground).
  
  curl o.'s locks.
  
  ^^:;
  
  ji^
  
  j\JuaJ
  
  ^JLoUJ
  
  maid-servant. -^ Trick. Middle of a road.
  
  x^-W-Jj jLil/J
  
  Muffled.
  
  Expressed juice reduced to the half by cooking. Middle of a month, of a year.
  
  To come
  
  off
  
  J^'>j ,V^5 a
  
  J.iJ
  
  -M-
  
  (b3ard, hair-dye).
  
  To come
  
  upper part.
  
  To abound with
  
  I
  
  tice.
  
  Servant,
  
  to.
  
  ther by the forelock (wrestlers).
  
  To
  
  —
  
  stream-bed.
  
  To dress the hair
  
  The
  
  5
  
  to claim part of a. o.'a
  
  To appeal
  
  property.
  
  ,_'rt''
  
  a. o.
  
  servant.
  
  Rejeb.
  
  by the forelock.
  
  To
  
  —
  
  from.
  
  To b3 a servant, a slave. To submit to a. o. To take
  
  ;
  
  Iron-head
  
  lock
  
  ^\
  
  c/',^~
  
  a due from.
  
  head).
  
  To
  
  —
  
  justice.
  
  To
  
  A —
  
  select a. th. slip,
  
  fair,
  
  as a servant
  
  from.
  
  o.\s self fj'om a. th. to.
  
  To To
  
  To be
  
  equitably.
  
  out, to be harmless j.oJ (venom, sting). To fall off" (hoof). To be fixed to its head (ar- ^.ijj — row). To slip (arrow-head).
  
  To become scanty (harvest). To be exiguous ( wealth ). To be far-extending ( desert ). To die. To (eye).
  
  be remote (people). sink into the earth
  
  To
  
  To have
  
  (water).
  
  ,^^j
  
  camel).
  
  *
  
  To twang (a bow). Far-exteuding (desert). Dried up ( tank).
  
  >^^'j\
  
  tree for ma,^(:5 ^ ^iaJj king arrows. To be thorougly cooked (^^J a r-^ ^ (meat ). To become ripe ( fruit ). To suppurate (ulcer). She exceeded the year UjlJ^. z^Jajj — without bringing forth ( pregnant
  
  ript-n (fruit).
  
  To cook
  
  * ^-^^
  
  (meat) thoroughly.
  
  Matnrity of fruit. Cooking rpJajj t-^ of meat. Thoroughly cooked v^^j r-«\j (meat). Ripe (fruit). Of sound judgment ^1^1 f-^^ ( man). Suppurative ^.i>ui ^ r-^ -^j -r-^ medicine. Spit for roasting.
  
  forth
  
  (tree).
  
  To
  
  ^^
  
  w^^^.
  
  a t.^ -ftform its grain (corn'\j
  
  ,
  
  Gsijj
  
  crops ). To sprinkle (a house) with
  
  i
  
  To obtain a. Young and
  
  —
  
  ^iai)\
  
  th.
  
  fi>
  
  ?'^ t
  
  (i
  )
  
  —
  
  {coll). '^a>
  
  tender thistle.
  
  To
  
  flow gently.
  
  To
  
  Ca^-aJj CaJ
  
  ooze forth (water).
  
  To
  
  ^J
  
  i
  
  -S-
  
  burst (water-
  
  skin).
  
  To move (the wings bird), To manifest, to show a. th. To become possible (affair). Take what thou art ^;. ^j
  
  *— A—
  
  :
  
  To moisten a. th. To allay (thirst). To water (palm-trees) by
  
  means
  
  fa
  
  Ci--iJ
  
  i
  
  u
  
  jsj
  
  — 'ji.
  
  It
  
  shoot (arrows) at.
  
  i_j
  
  ^-
  
  a
  
  V,
  
  (child).
  
  Little fleshy (man).
  
  »
  
  —
  
  ^t „viJ
  
  with arguments.
  
  jaj'\
  
  his ils Ja:.x^^j Ja^^i due little by little. He sought a benefit ijjmJ' Ja:. little by little. Gold and silver money. jaS Disagreeable thing. i^aj y^'\ Possible, within reach. Coins jsu received at a sale. Small benefits. i>»Ci»;, Remainder of water. Last x^\^
  
  A—
  
  —
  
  (^aiJ
  
  j^^tljj
  
  fit
  
  ^
  
  He received
  
  In small quantity
  
  fit
  
  ^
  
  a. th.
  
  affair).
  
  ^Ji^
  
  of a beast.
  
  defended himself
  
  To disturb, to move To accomplish (an
  
  born k_)
  
  (water).
  
  To He
  
  5
  
  enabled to obtain.
  
  she-camel).
  
  To bud
  
  J^,
  
  Remainder, u^ulj *UaJ*b Is?^ t *~^j Choice part of a tribe, of a floek.
  
  ^JJ ^ ^^{j
  
  Thorny
  
  To
  
  ^ to
  
  high (upland).
  
  wiiJ
  
  milk (she-
  
  little
  
  To be contiguous to. To ally o.'s self by marriage the chief men of a tribe. To be long (hair). To be
  
  t J^-^
  
  lP'L^ (water). Trifling, exiguous.
  
  ^^1 ja^
  
  Small quantity of milk.
  
  ojJsi
  
  Slight rain
  
  X^\ ^
  
  :
  
  jaij^^j
  
  gentle wind.
  
  ^^ u^c-^
  
  ^
  
  Hissing of meat roasted
  
  "^t:^'
  
  \2a> -^
  
  —
  
  upon heated stones.
  
  To defend a. o. 9^-bUj — To exude water G-lhUj GtiJ a " h (skin). To sweat (horse). To shed tears (eye), rtiiii'lj TJalJ>j — To asperse the honour of. ,^]] To clear o.'s self from (a ?-ii»ii
  
  ^
  
  '
  
  .
  
  fit
  
  ^
  
  charge).
  
  To excuse o.'s self from. To be sprinkled (water).
  
  came
  
  all
  
  :
  
  snake).
  
  Darting
  
  7J^\j
  
  — To
  
  -rJai^i
  
  To
  
  flow
  
  tongue ; X-aU-aJj jatLiS malignant (serpent).
  
  its
  
  restless, ^/.
  
  together.
  
  Thirsty camels. jsjUaJj *-^-?5 oli JjI,. To dart out (its tongue ^ ^--aJ -ft-
  
  :
  
  to run.
  
  sink in its socket
  
  CiJ
  
  o
  
  0_^is'
  
  >^^ i
  
  -ft"
  
  o V--2J
  
  i
  
  ^ To be
  
  (
  
  _^
  
  fresh,
  
  \j
  
  jLaJj
  
  s
  
  ,
  
  ,
  
  Y"\ \
  
  ^j
  
  To
  
  life
  
  Aspersion of water.
  
  Watering-trough near to a
  
  Splendour ; bright- sjii^j ness and beauty. Plentiful
  
  jy^J y^^J
  
  Pure gold or
  
  o'^j^j
  
  ?r
  
  Tamarisk
  
  ,r^
  
  silver.
  
  Pure, unmixed. Board, joist.
  
  jL^
  
  making bowls.
  
  for
  
  Bright. Green,
  
  ^aj
  
  jliJ j
  
  ~^'j
  
  1j
  
  —
  
  j-'<-i>
  
  prosperous. Beautiful and bright. Intense
  
  Intense red.
  
  A
  
  ._j.^jZJ
  
  I
  
  J
  
  j-a U
  
  Green water-moss.
  
  (colour).
  
  yo'i J^9-\
  
  Ujaj a
  
  ,
  
  k-*.^ JJ
  
  ,
  
  U-i;
  
  i
  
  o w<^'
  
  spring).
  
  -{^
  
  To exhaust (the udder young camel). To amble (she-camel). ._i^;1 To make (a .she-camel) to amble, j —
  
  To shoot (arrows) at. To sprinkle 5 ^^Ij
  
  :
  
  Purity, cleanli-
  
  0.
  
  ^^
  
  "Wild marjoram. (
  
  for
  
  xjILj ) *sl.aJ
  
  trot,
  
  amble of camels.
  
  Impure,
  
  foul, defiled.
  
  •
  
  hnpure.
  
  -^
  
  Pure, clean.
  
  To overcome
  
  a. o. in
  
  A
  
  '-^
  
  Abundant
  
  ^,i^^\
  
  s ^UaJ o J.aJ
  
  bottle.
  
  To
  
  be exhausted, eniacia- yijj a J-aJ
  
  ted (camel).
  
  To be
  
  To take away
  
  j^':J
  
  s
  
  in a shooting-match. To vie in glory with
  
  j^y
  
  Winner
  
  o. a.
  
  To
  
  in a shooting-
  
  Ji^j
  
  ^
  
  j^i;
  
  ,^Mj,
  
  l^iJ o UjJ -^
  
  (the sword).
  
  To cross (a desert) quickly. A U:; He stripped him of bis
  >^
  
  ^
  
  and J?^^l iLiJl maternal uncles. Body of men. Auxiliaries, >»^l — company. Superposed (rocks). ^jUlllj Jc»!l — Piled up (clouds). Fat (she-camel). jJaJ ^ i>jiajj a^ Set in oi'der com- j,^pj ijiiiij -L-aJ
  
  J-^A Aj 2 —
  
  man) from the crowd.
  
  wXlJI
  
  >
  
  Noble.
  
  j^ uJ
  
  match.
  
  To draw a
  
  disposed regularly
  
  Illustrious paternal
  
  select (an arrow).
  
  single out (a
  
  i_,
  
  set in order.
  
  to remain in ^ j,^\ (a place). Goods piled up, set^in iliail ^ juJ order. Couch-frame. Glory. Nobility.
  
  from.
  
  To compete
  
  To
  
  fi^j
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  To assemble,
  
  beast). drive.
  
  ,
  
  (teeth).
  
  zf
  
  a. th.
  
  ^ ^uJ
  
  x^UJ -^j k^'cJ ^ *i-Jji» Holy water-sprinkler. up ( fur- fi> j^j ijjjj jj^ -^
  
  niture).
  
  To defend, ^l VCaJ j VCa; j xii'di jilJ — To contend in shooting with. To exhaust, to emaciate (a s J^'j'\ To
  
  pile
  
  siJaj
  
  (rain, spring). liLa;
  
  Sprinkling-
  
  -?i-
  
  shooting.
  
  To
  
  —
  
  another.
  
  perfumes upon clothes. shower.
  
  oiioJ
  
  oy^^is:' ?:
  
  j A
  
  o--ili» :n-aU
  
  To be poured upon (water), jp riiil. To be sprinkled (water). r-J:c\ Aspersion (of water). Mark of ^Jaj
  
  ness.
  
  Easy
  
  well.
  
  Beast carrying rs-oiy ^ xSu-aU >» ^-ilJ water for watering. Driver of a camel cari-ying ^\i»J water: waterer. Kind of perfume. Any medicine ^_^J injected into the mouth. — Shooting many "^'r-^i liliJj arrows (bow). To wet, to sprinkle a, h li-Jjj a t-JjJ -Sa. o. or a. th. To boil forth (water- Ci'iJsJj i&riaJ —
  
  _^J
  
  life.
  
  b J^i
  
  t-r***
  
  ~>;
  
  _p^—
  
  fi>
  
  pleasant.
  
  j-hj\j
  
  Water
  
  sprinkled in ablation.
  
  to a. o. (God).
  
  find a. th, bright,
  
  ^Ja2j.\j ^uiSI.
  
  the body after ablution.
  
  ^3
  
  ,
  
  -r^
  
  To spiiokle water upon
  
  >S^j
  
  bright (face). To be green (foliage). To grant /»_, s _^j1_, \j;^J o
  
  an easy
  
  )
  
  :
  
  pact. Piled up. I
  
  Pillow, stuffed articles. ...
  
  !
  
  {
  
  {
  
  lj^.^jj
  
  i- • i oj^ai
  
  J
  
  o j-Aij a
  
  jiJliJ .' ..^-A'j
  
  o
  
  ^
  
  sii-aj
  
  ' i" >< ,r^ "
  
  Jik
  
  C
  
  YY
  
  Butting vehemently. ^iLj Unfortunate (man). "r-^i rj^ Coming full butt against a. o. ^_kJ two curls of ( wild beast ). Having hair on the forehead (horse).
  
  He took
  
  off his
  
  To outrun others
  
  To come
  
  (the
  
  To watch a
  
  -ii
  
  To
  
  —
  
  camel. To exhaust, to ema-
  
  *
  
  Sj^'-j 'S^' o Jaj
  
  <>
  
  To wait
  
  for a. o.
  
  s
  
  Watching, look out. Salary, employ of a watchman.
  
  J]aj Zj\iaj.
  
  of vines. Look-
  
  jiLj a'jiajj^
  
  •
  
  place.
  
  To become skilful in
  
  To be
  
  CiJ
  
  learned,
  
  an
  
  a
  
  ^^-laJ
  
  -^
  
  lend to
  
  To wear
  
  j
  
  ,_,Jai_j
  
  in (speech).
  
  To examine Learned,
  
  a. th. carefully.
  
  ^s.j
  
  ls--^,j o-^-J o^'-) o^''
  
  skilful. Exact"in Student in physic.
  
  ^^-aIij
  
  j
  
  'jt-"^'-
  
  "
  
  Exact, scrupulous in manners. Spy, searcher for new.s. altered (co-
  
  ;4^\j
  
  ^ ,t.
  
  :
  
  zliJ
  
  QJ
  
  J
  
  The
  
  *_J*iaIll
  
  j^Ua;^
  
  ^.tL]
  
  food. Saa;,j Clliaij CiliaJj
  
  flow gently (water).
  
  CilaJ
  
  To
  
  i
  
  o JiiaJ
  
  -{^
  
  ooze (water-
  
  To exude (venom). To pour (water). -^ To snuff
  
  e_^^
  
  9
  
  >•
  
  _^.^
  
  f^^
  
  sword) See dote. -^
  
  ujlH
  
  CiiJ
  
  i
  
  ^iJ
  
  ^
  
  'Jaj
  
  -ft-
  
  o CaJ.
  
  To jump,
  
  to
  
  fjaJ
  
  i
  
  frolic.
  
  To go away. To escape, to run away. <>-Leap, bound.
  
  •^
  
  To
  
  ,cP»jVl
  
  u)i. xLl
  
  (
  
  (place).
  
  i,iLj
  
  *^aJaj j.
  
  hop, to frisk
  
  ;
  
  —
  
  'U
  
  )
  
  Jumper, frolicsome.
  
  -^
  
  J—
  
  CkJiJ
  
  to trot
  
  V h'
  
  JxiJ
  
  -ft-
  
  (horse).
  
  fillip a.
  
  0.
  
  fi
  
  ^
  
  JaJUaj
  
  Iiiyj
  
  ^]j,Qai
  
  5
  
  —
  
  u:-'hT
  
  o iJaJ
  
  -ft-
  
  on the ear. incite a. o. against.
  
  Strainer, lllaLjj
  
  5 ^_,^vJ
  
  ,_-U'« j
  
  y-^^j^
  
  ~
  
  «--J»^
  
  cullender. y U-UaJ J
  
  ?9il» L;* inJ?
  
  To gore
  
  a. o.
  
  (
  
  UJ
  
  , J*
  
  bull).
  
  GtkJ a
  
  To
  
  i
  
  r-JaJ
  
  -ft-
  
  strike a. o.
  
  with the horns. butt togethers
  
  rJy 'c3
  
  ^-.Li'lj
  
  (rams).
  
  To dash together (waves). 9-J»uJ The star in the horn of Aries. ^'kSl Butt, gore. Blow, shock.
  
  He has neither
  
  ^>\i.
  
  
  Sj
  
  •^tW
  
  i;
  
  iJ
  
  u
  
  camel nor sheep.
  
  skin).
  
  candle).
  
  '
  
  Horseshoe.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  1
  
  stretch (the hand).
  
  oji^JI
  
  Territory occupied by a tribe. Wont to put aside part of his
  
  iS^J '^^
  
  J*
  
  tall stature.
  
  ?-
  
  palatal letters
  
  Worn
  
  *c-^''
  
  He drew (the
  
  To ^.^
  
  ^ai\
  
  upon which 'Uail ^ jhj Impaired arrowout garment.
  
  Of
  
  ;^.j 4»jj 4»l cloth for playing, working, or beheading a culprit. Forepart of the palate, pji^ t ^Ij ^^4 fiiLJlj
  
  » i^-StLTj
  
  tied.
  
  To
  
  (speech).
  
  Leather-
  
  is
  
  -R-
  
  ^tj;_7
  
  ^^^
  
  ded, emaciated (beast).
  
  To
  
  be deep, extravagant in
  
  bit
  
  ^r^U
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  out (clothes) .Lj'^I ^^.ixJIjj^l
  
  ^ Remote
  
  lour).
  
  To
  
  Ja-
  
  Dotard.
  
  affairs.
  
  Skilful physicians.
  
  To be
  
  A —
  
  an exhausted
  
  a. o.
  
  the bridle
  
  To
  
  art.
  
  refined in (cleanliness),
  
  —
  
  o
  
  l^Jaj
  
  ciate (a beast).
  
  •^
  
  oj^ "^
  
  Egyptian natron.
  
  wound). To
  
  (
  
  be absorbed (water).
  
  wood.
  
  cut, sailor.
  
  Scarecrow set up in a field. Look-out, watching- jy\iA ^
  
  I>a)
  
  dye).
  
  Part of the
  
  Watchman, keeper
  
  O "~
  
  \y.!aJ
  
  1= I <
  
  out (hair-
  
  To be reduced
  
  (
  
  V^^j
  
  5
  
  horse).
  
  :
  
  Gored to death. ^y^J ^-iJ Pheep killed or ^^j ^J^^iaj ^ XAjJ wounded with the horns. vine, a fruit-gai'den).
  
  lJ^IJI ^^'>J UjJ
  
  i^j
  
  clothes.
  
  (a
  
  A>
  
  —
  
  Difficulty,
  
  fortune.
  
  stroke of
  
  ^ly
  
  ^
  
  ^^iJ
  
  .,.v\
  
  To impute a
  
  Belt of 0/70
  
  vice
  
  ^
  
  wiLib
  
  -ilaJj
  
  wiI»J
  
  '"^^j ^iLjj CiU wik^j a be stained, accused of a vice.
  
  ^jj
  
  I
  
  to a. 0.
  
  {const.). I
  
  Gifted witli speech.
  
  Endowed
  
  jlsij
  
  To
  
  xslji;
  
  To
  
  with reason. Cattle. Flank. Rationable,
  
  human
  
  He has no
  
  c^ia Vj jWJ
  
  cattle
  
  nor property. Expression of ideas
  
  in
  
  iJ
  
  C>
  
  lauguage.jkU'
  
  Diction. Logics. "
  
  Girdle, belt, v.oxie.^tJ
  
  ^
  
  aIsIa
  
  <5iilv«j"jiai>^
  
  Zodiac.
  
  i^i*^
  
  ^rJ^^J'
  
  Torrid zone.
  
  •^
  
  ij\>l\ isJaiJi
  
  Eloqueut.
  
  3:^^.
  
  Influential, of
  
  high rank.
  
  j ^v!*
  
  Girded. Surrounded with cloud.s jLii (mountain). Waist. Uttered. Proper meaning (of a
  
  J^i^
  
  word).
  
  To foment
  
  (the
  
  ,_iuT
  
  indi-
  
  gestion (man).
  
  To put earrings to (a girl). To be stained. To put on ear-
  
  ^
  
  ,_;1~T
  
  _iL:J
  
  rings (girl).
  
  Logician.
  
  The
  
  To be To have an
  
  be altered (thing).
  
  ulcerated (camel).
  
  (soul).
  
  fi>
  
  jijj
  
  ,
  
  >liaJ
  
  o jiJ
  
  *
  
  head).
  
  ^—
  
  To loathe a. th. To waste away (wealth), Semen.
  
  fit,
  
  ,_i'u-^...
  
  i^
  
  tJtkJ
  
  Corruption,
  
  evil, defect.
  
  Small or great ollaJ^j jik; quantity of pure water. Drop of water, remainder of xSlLJj — water in a bucket. The two seas i. e. the Medi- oCiiia^i terranean and the Red Sea. Earring. Small ^iLJ ^ *«iJj 4IU pearl.
  
  To express (wine) from grapes. ^ jU To pour a little water from ^^ ji»5il
  
  Impure.
  
  Wounded
  
  in the
  
  ,_^h T .
  
  brain.
  
  Sweetmeat prepared with
  
  (a skin). Grapes-.skin.
  
  jiaJ
  
  Remainder of wine. Wine flowing' jiaJ, from the press. Draught of water, of milk, jl, iJj xiU I could not obtain JkC^ o,Jt U anything. Vessel for
  
  jl,G ^ ji^_, measuring wine.
  
  Calamity, distress.
  
  ji; \jj jiTo
  
  ^jiljlJ
  
  trickle.
  
  j^
  
  Rainy (night).
  
  To
  
  speak, to
  
  O^j
  
  CalaL^jCdJ
  
  i
  
  jlaJ
  
  -H-
  
  articulate sounds.
  
  To gird a. 0. To reach the middle
  
  s
  
  jL;
  
  A—
  
  of (a
  
  mountain water). To endow a. 0. with (speech God). To talk with a. o. 5 jjlalk-llj ^5^VJ :
  
  :
  
  JkUj
  
  '
  
  M_ ,
  
  uT
  
  He threw him into evils.
  To make
  
  Egypt. Aromatic bath.
  To gird o.'s self. (ji»^J jis^'lj ji»^" To put on a belt. To put on a flounced petticoat jksi
  
  Bag
  
  J^'cl
  
  of rushes for irrigating.
  
  Wine-press. To be remote (dwelling). •> To be damp (place).
  
  To
  
  J^V;
  
  stretch
  
  a. th.
  
  Jiiai;.
  
  Jl»Ui \'^, o
  
  liaJ
  
  -fr
  
  question a. o. (judge). ? jkilH. Speech, articulate language, jiJ
  
  (woman).
  
  give
  
  a. th. to.
  
  A
  
  5
  
  (
  
  /o?'
  
  :
  
  people.
  
  To vie in length with a. o. » ^ij To warp ( a fabric) conjointly with To
  
  (woman). be surrounded by (hills ^— country ). To be surrounded by o.'s
  
  To
  
  A — To
  
  To weave (a
  
  fabric).
  
  a. 0.
  
  a. 0. to
  
  speak.
  
  ktl
  
  )
  
  JJl
  
  utterance. Belt. Flounced petticoat.
  
  jU
  
  ^
  
  JliaJ,
  
  Double range of rocks on a mountain. Water-ripple.
  
  !
  
  YYT
  
  C
  
  .1^
  
  Financial administration
  
  To
  
  Ministry.
  
  jiy
  
  Guardian, keeper. Vineji^ ^ Ji^'i keeper. Eye. -^ Manager. Minister of state.
  
  Free from suspicion. ^,i^^ -^^-^ The two veins on the sides of ol^^LlI the nostrils. Eye. Pt. Veins, nerves of the eyes. Fiery (horse). Seer. Beholders.
  
  vine
  
  /".
  
  ^
  
  j^)'^
  
  j^Uj
  
  J,LJaJ
  
  ?r ( "*•
  
  ^-
  
  ^-
  
  P^-
  
  Leader ^\%iy ^ [m.f.
  
  man
  
  :;!;;--,
  
  'j^j
  
  )
  
  j^
  
  Facing, J liJ ^ SlniJ ^ M^iJ ;r -^h'' corresponding to. Like, equal, match, con-espondent. The Nadir opp. to the Zenith, jj^ujl
  
  Vanguard
  
  tribe.
  
  of
  
  {m. f. s. pt.) a'j^ an army.
  
  Sight, point of view.
  
  Appearance.
  
  Jo\:^y.
  
  Jial/'
  
  J^S^
  
  ?-
  
  Xj^j —
  
  dere.
  
  FLie-looking.
  
  '^yj^'''i '^J^'^ -nljU^s jijii,.
  
  Mirror. Telescope.
  
  ^
  
  Vicious (woman).
  
  ojJalA
  
  To be clean, neat, pure. SSOaJ o ,_iiJ -^ To render a. th. clean, pure. _j1^T To be purified, to cleanse o.'s ^Lii fi>
  
  ,
  
  :
  
  (its
  
  A ^^j
  
  mother's
  
  youngling).
  
  —
  
  *JaJ
  
  ^ sCiJ
  
  '1^1
  
  sjiJaJ
  
  ^J»J
  
  :Ci,i; j-
  
  1^^ a jJiJj o ^jlsj -^ or J| j iJOj s ijikifj
  
  S^ii-Jj i;)^^j '.^^^j
  
  To look
  
  at a.
  
  o.
  
  To consider a. th. To face To oversee, to inspect a. th.
  
  To compassionate, to aid a. o. J — — To judge between. ojJ To take care of. To inJ iJ^iaJ o — spect a. th. To reflect upon a. th. To look for a. th. To sell a J^^'^j — th.
  
  upon credit.
  
  To grant a respite To sell a. th. upon
  
  My
  
  \'j\'i
  
  house faces
  
  to. s _^ix3j ci'edit.
  
  J^
  
  ^
  
  1.i
  
  _,]»;_,
  
  — —
  
  jitjj *jji J[J>L^ jj/s his.
  
  To be smitten by the To be alike, equal to. To discuss with. To compare a. o. or
  
  _^
  
  evil eye.
  
  ^
  
  Sj
  
  o
  
  i^'G^ J^Vi
  
  fiij
  
  s jhj*\j
  
  —
  
  a. th. to.
  
  To resemble To consider, a. o.
  
  a. o.
  
  to
  
  watch
  
  Aj
  
  v j^^ S Jk'3
  
  or a. th.
  
  face o. a.
  
  To contend
  
  ^feuj
  
  together.
  
  To look for a. th. fl>j s JiS^Si J£,\ To await a. o. To ask a delay fi'om. 5 jiaii^l Glance. Look. -^ Regard jiijJl ^ j£, shown, kindness. This is to be examined. Tribe whose tents front
  
  '^ 0.
  
  |jb!
  
  ^IjJ
  
  j
  
  *i
  
  to
  
  ;
  
  Ji^
  
  o^U J^>
  
  cJ>-j 'j»
  
  jl^SUj
  
  Jl.
  
  \'^
  
  in respect of.
  
  To take
  
  the whole of a. pay the whole (tribute
  
  th. :
  
  To
  
  fis,
  
  —
  
  xSQij
  
  Clean, pure.
  
  .uiij
  
  Delicate, effeminate. Jl^
  
  a
  
  (^.JaJ i
  
  Similar, ahke.
  
  A
  
  viceroy).
  
  Cleanliness. Purity.
  
  join a. th. to.
  
  He is under the care of such a one.
  
  <>•
  
  With regard
  
  choose, to select a. th
  
  clean.
  
  To
  
  Damp.
  
  ^
  
  another.
  
  self.
  
  To exhaust To
  
  <•
  
  To
  
  Theater.
  
  -^
  
  Look-out. Belve-
  
  milk
  
  Dampness.
  
  pi.) ijj^\jj
  
  s.
  
  of a tribe.
  
  Leader man of a
  
  cIjj
  
  Stalk of unripe dates.
  
  Sl.
  
  i;^j »^i^^j *f'_4aJ, and inquisitive (woman).
  
  Intrusive
  
  ,
  
  j^Cj
  
  'y9^\\
  
  distant.
  
  <>
  
  chief of a tribe.
  
  ;
  
  discuss, to dispute.
  
  Remote,
  
  a. 0.
  
  ej^\jj j_^'U
  
  pi.)
  
  s.
  
  to strive
  
  a. th.
  
  Spectacles, telescope.'
  
  Kieper of a (m.
  
  :
  
  to outstrip 0. a.
  
  ej\}aj.
  
  Imp. Wait thou
  
  ^
  
  J^
  
  To struggle together
  
  appeai'ance. Perspicacity. •^
  
  ")
  
  ^^
  
  Delay.
  
  '
  
  UaJ a
  
  Speculative (science).
  
  ^
  
  s^J
  
  Evil look. Benevolence.
  
  ^
  
  ^',
  
  J^,
  
  look, a glance. Vice, defect.
  
  Countenance, outward
  
  s^iJ 3:_,LJ a'j\%j,j
  
  Jitl
  
  )
  
  (
  
  Yvr
  
  croak (raven). To crow in stretching the neck (cock). To cry out (crier).
  
  To walk
  
  quickly in stretching
  
  a
  
  C-1;
  
  —
  
  the neck (camel). Swift (wind).
  
  ^'^
  
  To (
  
  ^\1'
  
  Swift-running (horse).
  
  To
  
  de.scribe
  
  Sj
  
  fi>
  
  c^\j
  
  ,
  
  iciJ
  
  To add an
  
  a cS:
  
  -H-
  
  a
  
  c-^
  
  t;; a
  
  c^
  
  i_jljJ o c-ij light-footed
  
  (horse).
  
  To be handsome-faced. To be described by. To ask a. o. to describe.
  
  c^] ^j c-ii
  
  ^'^
  
  p^
  
  Epithet. tlorse
  
  c^'^j in
  
  To take a. To scatter
  
  *-xi''J
  
  I
  
  c^^[
  
  s
  
  fi>
  
  Description. Qualification.
  
  C«»J
  
  A
  
  c-iJb ^ o."s wealth).
  
  (
  
  j^iJ
  
  old
  
  intensely
  
  >^'-^
  
  ]
  
  -«-
  
  ji^-
  
  man.
  
  (^^j
  
  ^
  
  j
  
  -
  
  -^
  
  <S\1mi
  
  1;^;^=
  
  o t-^ -»
  
  white (colour).
  
  To
  
  be fat (camel). To have
  
  GtiJ
  
  an indigestion of mutton. Ewe. Woman. o\*vj ?rQ Even (ground). ^tiy ^ :utl5
  
  a ^*j
  
  Ji^i
  
  To
  
  To
  
  reform.
  
  a J^
  
  set
  
  order.
  
  pierce a.
  
  with (a
  
  o.
  
  ^j 5 Jiii\
  
  spear).
  
  Having an indigestion of
  
  The
  
  poetical style.
  
  Swarm
  
  o^M
  
  *?>^
  
  j.
  
  r-e^
  
  r^
  
  ?-
  
  mutton.
  
  String of pearls. Public order civil
  
  i»^*b
  
  ^^J^U'lj
  
  ;
  
  He clamoured in the riot, To throng (crowd). -^ To pick with a spear. To cuff To set to work carefully. To overrun (a country). (
  
  )
  
  To resist a. 0. To go towards a. 0, To be harassed by flies
  
  J^ ^ — J^ -r ~
  
  laws.
  
  act in the
  
  same way. He is the support
  
  a* Ij
  
  ^Oi;
  
  ey\
  
  of his
  
  J* jSiai^
  
  '^ '^
  
  affair.
  
  His affair
  
  is
  
  not in
  
  good order. Two white
  
  «y V
  
  ^Qaj
  
  dCj'^h
  
  eggs
  
  ,jXi
  
  oUClaJi^j jiC»C!aJ
  
  streaks (in lizards, fishes). Row of sandy hills. Set of
  
  ^(kl
  
  *(
  
  in the ovary.
  
  A private, a common soldier. ^/Oii Setting in order. Poet. Streaked ^vJ (fish, lizard).
  
  of wells.
  
  Mountain-path
  
  i
  
  >J
  
  xliill
  
  -i^
  
  J
  
  i^J a
  
  — —
  
  j
  
  ^ij
  
  jvj^^j
  
  Reforms, new regulations set by Sultan Mahmoud.
  
  Set in order. Poem, verses. •^
  
  Splendid. Comfortable
  
  tender
  
  ^Uj
  
  y,
  
  >»_>kL^
  
  house).
  
  (
  
  XtUJ
  
  —
  
  ;uJ
  
  -tt-
  
  p.UjJj ^.UJ
  
  -Jf
  
  plant.
  
  Mint.
  
  — ^ Penny-royal mint. Things appended to the ij[ — s
  
  \yj a
  
  j^
  
  j,^
  
  oli-t5
  
  tf-
  
  New and
  
  a. 0.
  
  j^,
  
  provided with water-holes. Set in order.
  
  a
  
  ^ ^Oaj j —
  
  ii^
  
  of locusts.
  
  Rule of conduct, custom, use. ^Vkj Standard. Order, harmony. <>• Regular troops. Uniform.
  
  Row
  
  To snort (beast). ijUJj OuJ To gush forth (blood).
  
  ^tJ
  
  Pleiads.
  
  •^ «•
  
  Swift (she-camel).
  
  (beast).
  
  repair.
  
  c^ They
  
  ?-
  
  X^j
  
  »!;; 'j
  
  a race. th.
  
  Male hyena. Deportment of an
  
  To be
  
  ^^'j
  
  Order. String of pearls. Poetry,
  
  tantive).
  
  To show good qualities. To be endowed with good qualities. To be
  
  winner
  
  j^h
  
  (affair).
  
  To
  
  epithet to a (subs-
  
  To
  
  full of eggs (hen). Ji^\ be set in order. ^JirJlj ^feCij JalJi To be rightly arranged ^Jb J^'>
  
  — To
  
  a. th.or a. o.
  
  ^
  
  ui;
  
  UJaJ j
  
  ,
  
  To be
  
  w-il^'j
  
  commend
  
  characterise, to
  
  a. 0., to
  
  ^j
  
  set things in order.
  
  lizard).
  
  a. th. in
  
  Raven, young raven.
  
  fi>
  
  To
  
  trim (vex'ses). To be striped (fish,
  
  To (she-camel).
  
  string pearls).
  
  'li!)
  
  —
  
  xsJajJt ;JUj
  
  belt.
  
  To
  
  C'CiJj Ql«5j
  
  Q^J ^^.> ^^
  
  '
  
  ^
  
  *r**^
  
  "^
  
  (
  
  J^ The
  
  j^ cJCJ j^
  
  constellation of Ursa.
  
  Name
  
  YYl
  
  ^^
  
  Bier for the dead. Ostrich-trap. of the stars in the
  
  cjt.
  
  -waste (a land
  
  A
  
  ;
  
  To yelp (dog). To totter. To become angry, rancour. To rise <• Swamp.
  
  C^iJ a ,jaii -^
  
  ^;^;j
  
  a-
  
  to bear after a
  
  ^; ^^
  
  -^j
  
  CaiJ
  
  ^ai^K fall.
  
  ^;,J
  
  iitO
  
  Helpers. a. th.
  
  *
  
  from, ^a
  
  GaJJ a ^aiJ
  
  Thorny tree used for tanning cr making tooth-picks. Leaving morsels half-eaten
  
  (
  
  ^
  
  Iiij
  
  eater
  
  ).
  
  JapVJ
  
  ^
  
  jsij
  
  Ja.; -S-
  
  Uudertalung a
  
  walk
  
  j^ ^
  
  in
  
  intercept
  
  J
  
  ^jiSij 5
  
  ^C —
  
  the way to to debai* a. o. To live in the hills. To ascend a hill (rider). To ;
  
  juj from.
  
  -{:{-
  
  ^j^\ ^ju£\
  
  appear.
  
  To
  
  leave a. th. to a.
  
  o.
  
  Jt^
  
  A —
  
  Elevated ground in a oU; ^ ^J valley, depressed ground in a moun-
  
  Snorting, snurl.
  
  -^
  
  s^J
  
  J>^)\
  
  s^",S^
  
  Pride. Difficult affair.
  
  Cartilage of the nose. o'j^j «^ Blue fly harassing dO-^'j j^ -r Ky^ horses. Shouts, bustle.
  
  _«*J
  
  ^1 —
  
  Brooding his designs beforeRebellious
  
  clamorous.
  
  ;
  
  Wound
  
  ^
  
  SjiJ
  
  jCJ
  
  gushing
  
  with
  
  Vein spurting withblood.j^cuj
  
  j^j —
  
  Firebrand.
  
  Far-away journey. <>• Two-handled J^uJ ^ earthenware mug.
  
  To To
  
  *iij
  
  Sleepiness, drowsiness.
  
  o'it
  
  lull,
  
  to
  
  make
  
  To
  
  bleat (sheep). o'i>4J
  
  stars in Orio.
  
  give sandals to a.
  
  <> To curse. To shoe(a horse, a
  
  1
  
  **«j
  
  oUtUjl o. 5 SviJ
  
  2^
  
  a JiJ
  
  J^ilj Ji^j
  
  -i*
  
  —
  
  raise,
  
  To wear boots. 5^;J To put on boots. Tohave many
  
  a J«j j;j1
  
  boots.
  
  s
  
  ollJ-o
  
  o.
  
  ,
  
  ^j-'-^
  
  J^j ,^i^
  
  cHS^
  
  ?r
  
  J^
  
  (from a fall). To i JJi restore a. o. to wealth. To put ( the dead ) on a litter. To eulogise ( the raise a.
  
  o.
  
  dead).
  
  To
  
  be carried on a litter (dead J.^ man). To be raised after a fall. To be comforted, recalled to
  
  to a.
  
  o.
  
  life.
  
  May God
  
  raise
  
  i
  
  jj6
  
  thee.
  
  To
  
  rise after a fall.
  
  To become To be
  
  lively after languidness.
  
  jiilj jL^j
  
  —
  
  -^ a (God). -^To quicken.
  
  j^'\j
  
  to comfort a.
  
  To say
  
  camel).
  
  s
  
  ^^U^ Languid- ^ud
  
  ness of the limbs.
  
  k_j CuiJj CjCo) &^j C2i; 1 a ijij -^ cry out to (sheep). To croak (raven). -^ To CsGJj Ci^ —
  
  Cry of the muezzin.
  
  a. o. asleep.
  
  feign dozing.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  J^^'^i s^UJ ^-j S^CJ
  
  Water-wheel. ->ii^'^ r »jj^^j j^^ Bucket for raising water. To drowse, to doze. CJJ o a ,_^ -HTo be weak (in mind and CiJ a — body). To be dull (market). To have sluggish sons. o-*^^
  
  witU^
  
  Steep eminence.
  
  shod.
  
  »S*^
  
  the rising of the Pleiads.
  
  Drowsy, dozing.
  
  To be
  
  cXj^ t
  
  Blast of wind and heat at
  
  ^;_-.^
  
  ^.^
  
  Soft, flaccid.
  
  To
  
  Box-
  
  xilj
  
  tain.
  
  Dependent thong of a sandal. Saddle-strap, housings trappings. Dependent ear. -jjijj X^tVJ
  
  Two
  
  ;^ ^ _^J
  
  (beast).
  
  blood.
  
  slowly, to
  
  swaying.
  
  To
  
  flies
  
  hand.
  
  —
  
  long journey.
  
  To run
  
  _^*1
  
  tree).
  
  ing. Knife-thrust.
  
  <-
  
  get
  
  (ill3l
  
  A Ji
  
  nail.
  
  Restless.
  
  ii, UJ
  
  locusts).
  
  To
  
  cT"
  
  Harassed by
  
  tail of Ursa.
  
  Cheering.
  
  To
  
  )
  
  To wheel (an arrow) on the To produce its first fruit
  
  kened, reinvigorated.
  
  JJc'j^
  
  quic-
  
  1
  
  r
  
  (
  
  Yes, certainly. So. Bravo! All right! Go on!
  
  YYo
  
  f
  
  •
  
  _,^i;1 !r«.j
  
  Wealth.
  
  r
  
  )
  
  He journeyed on foot. He sew a hard ground. shoe.
  
  oU-Jj
  
  ^
  
  life.
  
  A
  
  Benetit, gi"ace, favour, ^ijl
  
  to
  
  .^
  
  'l^-lj
  
  Privilege. ;
  
  title
  
  applied ^i^] 'J^j
  
  a sovereirjn.
  
  The grace
  
  of God.
  
  it
  
  For the sake ojt *iJjj of ; with pleasure. Ostrich. Desert.
  
  Name
  
  (
  
  5iJ«jj
  
  lui.
  
  *i.iJ,
  
  ^v^j ^»j
  
  oUj
  
  )
  
  ^UJ
  
  of the stars in ijij}5tj j:?Us!l
  
  sole.
  
  for the
  
  ;
  
  jjpuJ
  
  S>l«JJ jrii^J i***^
  
  sake
  
  A
  
  shoe, sandal.
  
  S
  
  rejoice at.
  
  May God
  
  Git
  
  (lie. 'Jit
  
  What
  
  20t'i
  
  v US mansion of the moon.
  
  Mellowness, softness. Blood. Surname of the kings of
  
  Anemone
  
  (
  
  plant).
  
  o^)'\
  
  ^^ a ^JJ
  
  To
  
  be soft, mellowy. Ver6 0/ praise {defedive).
  
  How
  
  excellent
  
  C^;^
  
  ^
  
  [^y^
  
  v^'-
  
  ^\jj
  
  ^j
  
  ^
  
  c^lj
  
  is...
  
  J^Sjy^j'j^,j''A'j
  
  ;;_^ij
  
  ^\^)
  
  To answer
  
  Jl^
  
  un. x;ijp cK^A_rr favour, grace. (
  
  j'^'K
  
  »
  
  ^
  
  affirmatively J
  
  1j »
  
  ^
  
  ;
  
  Pounded
  
  fine (sugar).
  
  Sage, (aromatic herb). i;jtQ3l Delight. Pleasure. Bliss. Heaven. ^^J Favours of God. it -^
  
  ^^
  
  Bool-minded, good-nature.d
  
  JCJt
  
  Sountiful. ^lli
  
  soften, to render
  
  A
  
  ^ij
  
  mellowy,
  
  comfortable, pleasing,
  
  -fy-
  
  To lead a soft life. ^CJj To fasten (a rope). To be suitable, salubrious
  
  To
  
  pulve-
  
  y^
  
  Tender (plant). v-CiVj ^tV> Leading a ^tUiSj jA^J ^^*J ^-^
  
  ^-o fit
  
  j«*Ij
  
  ^J
  
  ^ll3j
  
  ^'A
  
  A
  
  ^ijl
  
  (place).
  
  To To To To
  
  grant (a favour)to.k_, apply o.'s self to.
  
  JJ
  
  jl
  
  j&
  
  look carefully at. j render a. th. comfortable,
  
  j—
  
  ^laSlt
  
  —
  
  a—
  
  pleasing.
  
  — May God
  
  j»lii>
  
  Cweet language.
  
  To
  
  rise.
  
  Well-being, content. Joy, delight Thorny tree with fleshy leaves, xi-^ Soft (garment) mellowy. X^'i j> _j,S'\j Soft to the touch. Tender (plant). Easy life ; leading an easy life.
  
  May God
  
  bless thee
  
  tic
  
  
  '
  t
  
  JIJ
  
  give thee a
  
  happy morning!
  
  To go barefoot to. To walk barefoot. To
  
  ,
  
  soft life.
  
  a ^«j
  
  to.
  
  Beneficence,
  
  ^
  
  C^
  
  (bough).
  
  an excellent man Zeyd is To procure well-being to.
  
  Hira.
  
  —
  
  ^«j
  
  wb 'it ^.J
  
  iU.«jj tip
  
  Name
  
  of various stars in Perja-
  
  .^
  
  .
  
  !
  
  To be green and tende
  
  The
  
  JuJl.
  
  suit a. o. (abode).
  
  South wind. ^J UJ ^ J'UJ Stone projecting Cj(^[i^j v,^*^ ir *'1^j in a well. Sign of the way. Road. Pavilion on a mountain. Joy. Membrane of the brain. sus.
  
  iij
  
  spot on a horse's instep.
  
  favour thee
  
  of.
  
  P
  
  Ci"^
  
  Hard-hoofed ( horse ).White-spot- j^l!, ted on the instep (horse). Furnished with a leathern sole (stocking). To lead an Cii^j <^ a ^«ij o a ^j -J^ easy life. To be soft (life).
  
  To
  
  ojt v/liJj %liJj
  
  pleasui'e
  
  land.
  
  Shod (man, horse). jl^ij j:Jij jtj Hard (hoof). Hard ground. iii:^j j;j; j^'Jj ji-J
  
  — To
  
  Sagittarius.
  
  W ith
  
  jil ij Juj ^ j^' end of a scabbard.
  
  Farrier.
  
  White
  
  The Benefactor
  
  'ja'yil JirJI.
  
  Pair of shoes.
  
  Cattle.
  
  Rich, wealthy.
  
  •^
  
  Metallic
  
  Hard and barren
  
  sheep. Cattle. "Well-being. Delicate
  
  !
  
  !
  
  Sole. Sandal, horse-
  
  Prosperity, happiness.
  
  Camels,
  
  !
  
  pleasant
  
  life.
  
  s ^
  
  enjoy a
  
  _^
  
  ]
  
  C
  
  JIntriguer.
  
  jUJ
  
  Backbiter.
  
  To
  
  YW
  
  ^ jtU jGu
  
  JJiUj
  
  ,_^irjl;
  
  .
  
  a JJJ
  
  Cllilj CiiJ
  
  -^
  
  converse
  
  with
  
  upon an
  
  _^
  
  Fresh dates.
  
  person. fi>
  
  To pretend kindness. To swarm with.
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  Shaking, motion.
  
  ^
  
  iliJ
  
  "tsi-^j
  
  cA^'
  
  Cj^Im
  
  Short-sized.
  
  carry out a Caij" a ^«j -^ design. To be distm^bed (affair). To ba interrupted (watering).
  
  To
  
  ^^
  
  To I'eproach a. o. with (faults), js — ^ To moan, to lament. Jj To receive the news of a. o.'s Jl^
  
  affair.
  
  To
  
  o
  
  on a hor-
  
  ;
  
  J i CCjJj L^j C'mi a. JJ -Hnounce tbe death of a. o. to. To invite a. o. to bewail a dead s — o
  
  a.
  
  se's hoof.
  
  «vij
  
  lip
  
  To an-
  
  be shaken, to waver. feel a leaning toward. coax, to wheedle a. o.
  
  To To
  
  To
  
  )
  
  To mew (cat). Chap on a camel's
  
  fail to
  
  interrupt
  
  s
  
  ^i'\j
  
  ,
  
  CoiJ a ^joj^j
  
  To convey a death-message His fame has been spread, To strike a. o. repeatedly
  
  ^/Cj
  
  to. J,j3^
  
  J-^K
  
  o^. —
  
  (misfortune).
  
  — Announcement s^l?
  
  the watering'of (camels).
  
  -^j
  
  ^j
  
  Cj\^>^
  
  ,
  
  ^ *^
  
  of a decease.
  
  To render
  
  ( life jt A t/»ij b ,j^ ) troublesome (God. cares). To be perturbed, troublesome ^ILj
  
  (life).
  
  To press together (camels). ^je^<^ To be moved with pity for. J ^liSj^t -^ Hindrance.
  
  death.
  
  ^ Thing moving
  
  to
  
  <.iij
  
  Announcing the
  
  ^.^Jj soJ
  
  ^
  
  pVjj ^«j
  
  death.
  
  Imperat. Announce the death of. sUJ Death-message. ^5.(> ^ Slii^j J^U ~ j^ Part of the throat ^^Uj ^ near the uvula. ^' To have the throat diseased. To swallow (sahva). A CiJ o a <^i To sip (water bird). To gulp water (man). «-j1^^ JL ~ Draught, gulp. ^ iAJj :^
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  Uaiij
  
  VJl_^L"j
  
  Uj^j
  
  To shake about,
  
  Uaii
  
  i
  
  o
  
  to be jaliJj
  
  J^ -^ o^b
  
  convulsed, to wag.
  
  To wag
  
  (the
  
  fi>
  
  jalj^\j jsljj
  
  ^j ^ —
  
  To shake, to jog a. th. To be numerous. To heap up CajJ — head).
  
  (clouds).
  
  Trembling
  
  :
  
  having a jerking
  
  j^iu
  
  gait.
  
  CartUage of the
  
  j^\Jj jai^j j^ii
  
  shoulder-blade.
  
  Male ostrich. Heaped up (clouds). "Wrinkled Lusty.
  
  "o
  
  the belly.
  
  o^-J J^ ^ jai.\i ^ ^i t ja^
  
  jalj
  
  found in date^jij — ,jui -^ stones, in the nostrils of sheep. Ends of the upper-jaw. o(i
  Worm
  
  To ci'oak (raven). CjUjj Cs-ij' jij -^ To be spoilt in tanning a JiJ -5^ (hide). To be malevolent (intention). To be ulcered (woimd). He was angered with. U ilia — He bore rancour to.
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  E\il action.
  
  Xju
  
  To pull out ( the hair). A CuJ a c£ -KTo boil (pot). ^VjHj \^ a _^j a^i To tickle (a child). s Jo — To call out (a she-camel). t_. To boil with anger. Ji^^i — To be angered with. \l jhjj — To be rotten (egg). To yield ^ijl -Ji-
  
  i
  
  milk besmeared with blood (ewe).
  
  To
  
  dissemble.
  
  _^li3
  
  ^
  
  Spring of salt water. Boiling with anger. Jealous, s^ j,^ Red-beaked nightingale, o)^, «• j^ Young sparrow. Fretful, nervous, hot-tempered. jUj Wound bleeding abundantly, jvl; ^'j^
  
  To
  
  tickle (a child).
  
  tease a. <>
  
  To
  
  a ijij
  
  ajiJ
  
  -S-
  
  o. (slanderer).
  
  To prick
  
  a. o.
  
  with (a
  
  ^
  
  ~
  
  cnJ
  
  —
  
  v
  
  needle).
  
  To
  
  excite dissension between.
  
  YYY
  
  (
  
  Sprig of plants. boil with anger.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  U;
  
  —
  
  Sli3
  
  COuij Gdi
  
  v'-^iij
  
  i
  
  UJ
  
  -tt-
  
  c-iJ
  
  *
  
  [
  
  Dissension.
  
  !
  
  boil fiercely (kettle).
  
  —
  
  ^JOj
  
  jiJ
  
  Illegitimate, I
  
  Boiling fiercely (pot). Flour diluted with water or milk.
  
  )
  
  To sow discord between, To bL spurious (child). 'i^yij o jiJ To spoil (leather) in tanning. ^ ji;^
  
  SiiiToundiDgs of a house
  
  ciju
  
  I
  
  :;-^i;
  
  !
  
  ^)
  
  yiJ
  
  ^
  
  J-^jj J-Jj jA;
  
  bastard (child). Spoilt in tanning (hide).
  
  Tick found
  
  j«;
  
  ixsj j,
  
  in leather.
  
  ix^i
  
  I
  
  To
  
  pufF, to blow jfJ J iSU upon a. 0. (wizard ). To enchant a. o.
  
  To
  
  o oij'
  
  i
  
  (
  
  venom
  
  its
  
  :
  
  To speak
  
  !
  
  — He
  
  5 fi>
  
  :
  
  I
  
  to.
  
  s cjIj
  
  j
  
  Enchanter.
  
  '
  
  To
  
  wound
  
  (
  
  ,
  
  blood
  
  spring up G._^j ClitUj OS) o t^a) To come forth (chicken).
  
  :
  
  breast).
  
  To magnify
  
  o.'s self,
  
  To
  
  r-«--Jj
  
  ~
  
  Harsh wind.
  
  ^
  
  (anger).
  
  r.ik-~^l
  
  (voice).
  
  ^ju
  
  Gush
  
  Rain-cloud.
  
  of <^Xy
  
  t
  
  near
  
  **iu
  
  The
  
  Daughter.
  
  Proud, boastful. Patch under the sleeves of a
  
  The
  
  Stranger to a tribe Exaggerating in speech. G-liij
  
  itself (perfume).
  
  i
  
  j^j
  
  without
  
  jl
  
  ,
  
  i;^; o
  
  UJ 1^9
  
  uttering
  
  c-fei.:^
  
  single
  
  a
  
  ^i;
  
  CGJJj
  
  rrJ}M
  
  y.
  
  XiUJ
  
  !^iJ
  
  ?»
  
  z^'
  
  C>iJ
  
  —
  
  o.
  
  A —
  
  billow raised
  
  CjUlil
  
  ^^1 —
  
  ^
  
  J-,Uj J-iJt l-L*
  
  straggle.
  
  To
  
  vie.
  
  j-'Cj
  
  Twittering of bird.?. svptli Low and sweet voice, gentle ^aJJ C^ whisper. Rumour, report. •^
  
  \
  
  To
  
  ).
  
  tliUl
  
  rises to the sky.
  
  GJjl
  
  a
  
  To blow (win
  
  child), j
  
  to.
  
  This moutain
  
  ^Cu *>U;,
  
  j
  
  -«
  
  lij
  
  towai'ds the clouds.
  
  To
  
  garment. Bow.
  
  dilFuse
  
  Ci;
  
  To twitter (bird). To cheer up, to soothe (a To fondle, to blandish a. To rise towards. To draw
  
  <^\
  
  •&
  
  last rib. Vessel full of perfumes.
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  <>•
  
  (a hare).
  
  Vesicle of musk.
  
  *^
  
  syllable.
  
  to boast vainly.
  
  To start To show
  
  J[ jl ]j
  
  ,
  
  silent r-^-.-'ij
  
  ^
  
  ^^
  
  ^ ^ tjj
  
  Draught, gulp.
  
  -»-
  
  f^ — speak clearly to a. o. ^ — He remained J'_jki J:> C«
  
  To blow strongly (wind). To fill (a skin). To heave up
  
  ^u
  
  n
  
  ^
  
  ^lijl
  
  voice.
  
  (hare).
  
  (the shift
  
  o.
  
  I
  
  ^,m
  
  ).
  
  _Jo i;i c-i^j;
  
  Thrillug song. Sweet melody. Melody. Melodious oC»j tt '^'^j
  
  A_JUI
  
  Issuing from a
  
  j> .ijxj.
  
  To whisper to a. Whisper. Hum.
  
  j
  
  Spittle.
  
  a thrilling tone, to hum.
  
  j,!k\J C»
  
  beverage.
  
  I
  
  PufF, spittle.
  
  Erotic verses.
  
  in
  
  remained silent without uttering a single word. He gulped, he sipped the ^J{Jk:,\ j ^^
  
  ,
  
  I
  
  wound). To whisper a. th. (blood
  
  >*j^ij
  
  !
  
  — To snake ). To emit
  
  sputter, to expectorate.
  
  eject
  
  -fr
  
  To sow (the earth). A To eat dry (flour; To
  
  UJ o
  
  1^
  
  JliJ
  
  ^
  
  -»
  
  I
  
  spurt forth blood
  
  To
  
  (
  
  vein). j
  
  strike a. o. slightly with
  
  ,
  
  J
  
  )
  
  —
  
  blow
  
  o.'s
  
  nose.
  
  Flies.
  
  lij,
  
  j
  
  (a sword).
  
  To shake (o.'s hair). To struggle with a. o. To protect a. o. To oppose, to resist a. To come back to.
  
  Bolting-table.
  
  A— j<
  
  I
  
  I
  
  -nsU
  
  p!Ai o.
  
  ^jl^ Jl^
  
  —
  
  D
  
  *!;
  
  Abrupt side of a ,_i;,CU ^ jjiiJ -^ moantaio. Slope of a hill. Desert. Abyss between two mounoUijj — Air.
  
  tains. j
  
  '
  
  •<>
  
  Flake of snow
  
  ;
  
  drizzle.
  
  ^jilij
  
  YYA
  
  (
  
  )
  
  J*^
  
  Broad
  
  To
  
  place. Scene of a riot.
  
  A
  
  pierce a. th.
  
  jjc:'J^
  
  JU
  
  o
  
  I'iuJj iS>^J
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  jj ^j * \i\jjj s'jjo arrow). (the game To pass through (a crowd). 5 iijij transpierce :
  
  To be
  
  be
  
  effective, to
  
  carried
  
  TiUJj
  
  — —
  
  l'j>L"
  
  To be
  
  out (order).
  
  a tho-
  
  roughfare (road). To carry out (business) skilfully. J, — — To reach a. 0. (letter). Jl. To transmit a. th. To a ii;' \j j5u carry out (an order). To transpierce with (an arrow). To join (a party). To defer a case to (a judge). Ji^ JLjv3
  
  ^ iU
  
  Execution. Penetration.
  
  iuj'l
  
  He has ordered
  
  it. oJJcj y>'\
  
  to execute
  
  Penetrative thrust.
  
  oU
  
  C4J '"^jj^
  
  i^j
  
  Execution. Efficacity.
  
  j>uj
  
  Penetrative. Effectual, clever in
  
  iji;
  
  business. Thoroughfai*e.
  
  Holes of the body
  
  mouth
  
  i,\ljy1 JS\Jj JiS'y
  
  etc. '
  
  Effective (order).
  
  Window,
  
  .i,_,
  
  loop-hole.
  
  ^
  
  ijfj
  
  Carrying out his designs. Egress, passage. Loop-
  
  j
  
  jji^lj
  
  iyuj iuJ
  
  ^
  
  ji\j.
  
  ilij:
  
  To be scared
  
  ^^
  
  ij^
  
  ijUj,j
  
  away, to break loose
  
  (
  
  ouU
  
  V
  
  Jljj
  
  iJ
  
  cease bestowing favours.
  
  Design long brooded over. Letting flow her milk ( shecamel). Far-shooting (bow).
  
  ^JJ
  
  :ji.
  
  ^_,2j
  
  Beneficent, bountiful.
  
  ^uJ
  
  Meddlesome, intruder.
  
  Lamb's
  
  r-^ui
  
  *i
  
  .^
  
  stomach, rennet. To blow ^j j «^_ ^Jjj 6J; into a. th.
  
  To
  
  blow' (the
  
  ?J-iJ -S-
  
  a trum-
  
  fire,
  
  pet).
  
  To
  
  fill
  
  a. 0. (food).
  
  lo be
  
  *>-jj
  
  »
  
  j^-i;
  
  '^j ^ijcj\j *j*-^
  
  '^-i'
  
  —
  
  swollen with pride.
  
  To be swollen, inflated. ^ii'lj To be advanced (day). To be Blast
  
  ^ii'l,
  
  ^
  
  breath. Pride.
  
  ;
  
  ?^Jli
  
  Breath. <>• Flatulence. Swelling, inflation.
  
  ^ujj
  
  —
  
  There
  
  jloju
  
  U
  
  is
  
  nobody
  
  *^Jj
  
  i^:^ ^li
  
  in
  
  the house.
  
  "Water-bubble. Aii--bladder of a iC CJ fish.
  
  Summit
  
  of the
  
  C
  
  for ^^\u )
  
  ^^a
  
  -«•
  
  o
  
  i
  
  _;i;
  
  -«
  
  Blower of
  
  ^i^
  
  fire. ^
  
  beast).
  
  To disperse away (people). To shun a. o. To shy at. To go away from.
  
  \'J6
  
  i
  
  —
  
  '
  
  Big-bellied, plump.
  
  ^|
  
  — Bellows. i^U^j 5^>^i> ^ sriLjj ;;.Ul» ^j£i ^ — Ambitious, swell. (Sliij \jSj a jUJ Jl — To be consmned, — exhausted stores, wealth). To fail, ^»
  
  To hurry, to rush towards. To busy o.'s self J Vj^iuj \j^j
  
  -S-
  
  \j\ij,
  
  (
  
  with.
  
  to cease.
  
  To overcome a. 0. To come back from
  
  5 \Ji >s-t c/t
  
  Mina (pilgrim) To be swollen (eye).
  
  -^
  
  To
  
  — To
  
  jut
  
  ij^ij
  
  give the particulars of
  
  —
  
  out. ^
  
  j;
  
  J2S>\^ ^'\^
  
  —
  
  away. give a nickname to.
  
  jilj <•
  
  To pro.secute a. 0. injustice. s jJlJ To spend away, to consume jiIJl (stores). To be exhausted (well). To spend a. th. a j.juiU\j j^'}\j — To plead a suit before (a J\ ojUJ judge).
  
  To exact and
  
  over.
  
  (a beast)
  
  *
  
  (an account).
  
  ^j^i Vj
  
  To be scared J2^ Ij Cl^i'j \'J6 — away (gazelle). To declare a. o. winner jc i Ji\^ Jc
  
  To
  
  *i-iJ
  
  head.
  
  bole.
  
  To scare
  
  ^
  
  Gift.
  
  ambitious.
  
  •^ Influence.
  
  as nose,
  
  Aroma, strong odour.
  
  He does notoj.^t '^
  
  through (arx'ow, spear).
  
  To
  
  oUU
  
  Blast, gust of wind.
  
  whole of
  
  receive the
  
  (a debt).
  
  Litigator.
  
  o^s J' J"
  
  He remained
  
  To draw
  
  a
  
  jSaii
  
  (milk). ojlli
  
  apart.
  
  loJiU juS
  
  (
  
  YY\
  
  To make (a gazelle) to bound. 5 Jc To dandle (a child). To twirl (aa arrow) upon /b jil — the nail for trying
  
  To
  
  l-z-ap,
  
  it.
  
  to frolic together
  
  jjCj
  
  (children).
  
  Bounding antelope. a. 0. with
  
  Jy^J
  
  To smite
  
  ^
  
  t
  
  J^
  
  CiJ o ,^'
  
  -S-
  
  (the evil eye).
  
  C-Cuj <^\i'j Ci C»^ cr-J'J ^ be confined (woman). 1 be j_^^ ij C-iJ^ CliJ J i^\ji precious, to be in request. To console, to cheer a. o. s To dispel (grief) from. 'JTo sigh for, to J (Lu; j iJCJi ^
  
  To
  
  vie
  
  (the
  
  breathe, to respire.
  
  To
  
  (day).
  
  tli.
  
  fi>
  
  ^u
  
  To
  
  — —
  
  ^1x3
  
  shine (dawn
  
  ).
  
  a — —
  
  •loiiaJ')
  
  J ^juj
  
  aagei'ly.
  
  Pride. Scorn. Appetite.
  
  of
  
  suicide,
  
  he
  
  LJo J:»
  
  killed himself.
  
  stomach. He came by him-
  
  'J^
  
  S^
  
  %'J^
  
  '^ '^j Jj
  
  per.-iOL3.
  
  the
  
  jUil jl
  
  ^ie
  
  Jo
  
  j\
  
  "dyij
  
  _^T jl_^1
  
  ^>i
  
  Mina
  
  to
  
  s^ij
  
  s^ ;^
  
  departure from
  
  Sentence of a judge. Award.
  
  i'
  
  of the
  
  i;
  
  iliJ
  
  c.'^
  
  cM
  
  evil eye.
  
  Flight. Aversion.
  
  jj^j jUj Rising in a body. ^.Q) jxiiji Shyness of (a beast). j5u Sentence of a judge ; costs of a ;3uJ lawsuit.
  
  Dispute, quarrel. Gr. Assemb_^u5 lage of unharmonious words in a sentence.
  
  Scared away
  
  _>iJ ir ( '"•
  
  '
  
  '^ j^u
  
  '
  
  He came with three ^^1 vyj
  
  i^'*
  
  «i^
  
  persons. essence, the constituent yivt ^JJu of the affaij-.
  
  j\!^
  
  )
  
  Ju ^ —
  
  Winner. Familiax'3, kindred.
  
  came with
  
  all
  
  s^O
  
  his people.
  
  Pall, cover of the chalice.
  
  jyU S
  
  Liturgy. Consecrated bread.
  
  Shy (beast). Nenuphar,
  
  J^i-LJ'j jjlj^j
  
  J^j
  
  jJJj _^0
  
  Jj^j JJj J-J
  
  water-lily. Jet d'eau, water-spout.
  
  <_ii, j\ iliJ
  
  A
  
  (beast). -^ Jutting.
  
  tf-
  
  ^He felt qnalmi.sh. ^ He had a heaving
  
  The
  
  Jij 7^0
  
  all, first.
  
  — Day j^jI jl jji:)t
  
  •^
  
  self.
  
  fugitives.
  
  Before
  
  individual.
  
  quari'el
  
  Stomach. He committed
  
  j^ijj o'Juj
  
  Three
  
  about a. th. Soul, vital principle.^iib ^yj ^ ^; Blood. Evil eye. SpLi-it. Person, individual. Self of a man or thing. Inten-
  
  ^
  
  ^—
  
  Party of warriors, of
  
  ^.,|l
  
  y ^jJo\
  
  :
  
  tion, desire.
  
  }<
  
  fj-J^
  
  13,2^
  
  To be cracked (bow). To sprinkle (water wave). He drew a deep sigh. To
  
  ^\j^ for glory. To contest together. •^To shun 0. a. To be discordant (things). To give o.'s self up to. J— To convoke (a tribe) to war. jijiij.\
  
  Amulet against the
  
  please a. 0. inspire a. 0. with the desire of.
  
  desire a.
  
  jiSS
  
  s
  
  before an umpire
  
  Party from 3 to ten jUJ'i ^ ^j Ji men. Aversion. -^ Private, soldier,
  
  j, »
  
  To To
  
  To
  
  assist a. o.
  
  Mecca.
  
  a. 0. in
  
  become long
  
  to shun.
  
  0.,
  
  Wicked man.
  
  pursuit of).
  
  To
  
  dislike a.
  
  i-r-«^
  
  a. th.
  
  with
  
  To
  
  Flight, secession.
  
  of.
  
  lo
  
  aspire to
  
  To help, to To contend
  
  ^J
  
  for nobi- s s^li^j IjCu,
  
  lity with. -^
  
  Secession, separation.
  
  To be tenacious of. o CJJ a ,jJu He envies the good of. y^. olJU It — To judge a. 0. to o>^ ji; d iluJ ^T be unworthy
  
  )
  
  To contend
  
  s^y ^
  
  Signal of an attack. Brassbugle. Scared away.
  
  jiij
  
  jiSHJ
  
  Overcome.
  
  To bound, (gazelle).
  
  jjjcJ^
  
  to leap
  
  CljiJj Ijii
  
  i
  
  jm
  
  -ft-
  
  YA-
  
  (
  
  Cattle pas-
  
  J^^j J^^'yj J-^
  
  j^-f'j
  
  ^.
  
  )
  
  The very thing the thing *'^t ;
  
  taring by night without shepherd. "^ •^ Alniond-cake. *c4jj
  
  ^
  
  Proud, puffed up. Citrus
  
  fy-
  
  spoil-
  
  ^iCJ
  
  ffinus rugosus, large citron.
  
  Swollen and
  
  soft.
  
  J-^^j j-^'^*" J.l^\ jjc^ ^jJci^
  
  Djsiievelled,
  
  bristled (hair).
  
  Flat nose, snub-nose.
  
  To
  
  utter (a
  
  ^.
  
  j-J^^
  
  ^I;1j,CaiJ
  
  db-^l j ^a)\ <^'*k>.
  
  Diabetes of sheep.
  
  —
  
  ^^uJ
  
  Laugher. To be consumed (vietuals). To produce
  
  ts
  
  ja'ju
  
  j^jcXi.\j jalljj
  
  jJ6
  
  c^^ \i[
  
  jaijts ijC^J
  
  j^^h
  
  be consumed, exhausted
  
  To perish
  
  (
  
  (vine).
  
  To
  
  To send
  
  JaiJ
  
  1
  
  off
  
  (tree). ).
  
  fret, to
  
  To
  
  To be To be verdant
  
  be restless. cleanse
  
  jaSlt^i
  
  Agreeable beverage.
  
  voice.
  
  ,j~i^
  
  «j jj!
  
  \
  
  ^
  
  J^ v'l/^
  
  nargile.
  
  j yS
  
  ^^^Ju
  
  ^_^i; (_i>ll^
  
  Breath.
  
  ^, V:J
  
  Evil-eyed.
  
  Fourth arrow of the
  
  ^\j
  
  Precious,
  
  ^\m «
  
  j,
  
  ^j^
  
  ,j~ii«j
  
  ,j^
  
  much
  
  i^uij jauJj
  
  Shivering
  
  'CiHj caused by fever. Circumscribed rain.
  
  Numerous (goods). ^jcJ^j More precious, dearer.
  
  w^,
  
  u-J^J
  
  -x
  
  Confined (woman) Selfish, sensual.
  
  Egotism, ni-will. Breathing (animal), Passage of the breath.
  
  i^y^ ^
  
  ^j'y^
  
  To
  
  pick (cotton) ^ ^jj,CiiJ o J-'ju^ with the fingers. if- He was puffed up. <>3j J-m ^ To puff up a. 0. 5 jiM
  
  u^CiJj jai;
  
  J:SIjj , CiiJ a jLjjj
  
  by themselves
  
  during
  
  (cattle). <>-To swell in
  
  i
  
  o
  
  —
  
  night
  
  the
  
  water (wood,
  
  grain). ja\Juj *Jajuj
  
  ZhH
  
  To send
  
  (cattle) to pasture
  
  ^i;1
  
  s
  
  alone by night.
  
  X^
  
  Party of scouts.
  
  jajQo ^ ^h^j Shaking, shiver, trembling.
  
  Exhaustion of victuals
  
  aIXu
  
  sought.
  
  To pasture
  
  ^—
  
  (leaves, fruit).
  
  dearth.
  
  ^jJu
  
  (thing).
  
  elicit a. th.
  
  Shaken
  
  Sweet
  
  Style, wit.
  
  Just born. Precious
  
  (flocks
  
  o.'s self.
  
  To
  
  <>
  
  ^
  
  discourse.
  
  Nargile.
  
  cr-*^J
  
  J^
  
  from.
  
  clothes
  
  scouts.
  
  Draught.
  
  Long
  
  
  (disease).
  
  dusted
  
  of action.
  
  ^^UJ
  
  camel). To be prolific (female). '^/^ Cajlj o jom To recover from
  
  o.
  
  singular.
  
  Breathing. Breath, gust, ^^uil
  
  game.
  
  fi>
  
  To discard a. To be shaken
  
  Jfi
  
  Jtk*^^ u-^
  
  Childbirth, deliveiy.
  
  forth (she-
  
  (stores).
  
  ,
  
  Delay.
  
  speakest by day-time, look about.
  
  To
  
  the
  
  \'-\
  
  „
  
  stalks
  
  (a country).
  
  To bring
  
  ^
  
  (vine).
  
  to shiver (fever),
  
  Whenever thou
  
  ^C»
  
  ilij
  
  bunches
  
  -S-
  
  of (a garment). o.
  
  man.j_,_iSl sJuic.
  
  His blood flowed.
  
  He said to himself. The first person of
  
  ^
  
  K1\ y
  
  ?'«
  
  its last
  
  CaL' o joju
  
  To fade away (colour). To shake off (leaves, fruit) a ^IJj — from a tree. To shake off the dust
  
  To make a. To explore
  
  have no appetite, jtSu, 0-^' J
  
  He is haughty. ^ He is a disinterested
  
  ^_piJ
  
  He acts at his own will. -^ Do smoke a
  
  tr'Ui/i
  
  its last
  
  ;
  
  -fi-
  
  I
  
  Freedom
  
  word) quickly. He laughed loudly. He smacked the lips.
  
  (corn-crops)
  
  ^1
  
  ^jim
  
  i
  
  itself.
  
  :
  
  iisX'
  
  ^^i
  
  j^CiJj j^liJ
  
  To
  
  bristle
  
  ruffle its
  
  up
  
  (cat).
  
  feathers
  
  To
  
  J^\j
  
  (bird). -^
  
  j. t'J
  
  To be
  
  swollen (wood).
  
  Wool. Produce Old furniture.
  
  of the earth.
  
  J-Si
  
  J^
  
  N
  
  ^^
  
  Useful, serviceable
  
  (man). Advaotage,
  
  YA
  
  (
  
  Jju f,jiij
  
  utility. Profit, ;^u.i
  
  ^.u!
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  *iiii
  
  j\ji\
  
  ^tJ
  
  use.
  
  Requisites of a house, as (a well,
  
  )
  
  >
  
  Boy's garment. Mat for receiving leaves beaten
  
  To be saleable (goods). CiCJ o jIj To be brisk (market). To be exhausted (stores), djc a Jijj — To perish (cattle, people). G^iJ o JJu To be excoriated (wound). To come out of jlJj C;«J a jiJj o — -ft-
  
  is without any garj»uj p^ ment. Shivering fever. Faded (clothes).
  
  its
  
  To
  
  enter its hole
  
  a market for (goods).
  
  fi,
  
  rij ]j
  
  jj;
  
  CSUJ, j *SOj« jjIj
  
  (mole).
  
  ,u^^
  
  in
  
  ^a)l
  
  j—
  
  religion.
  
  jiji
  
  giving.
  
  To sell (goods) readily. To expend money
  
  ^
  
  over.
  
  .iaiLi,
  
  fi>
  
  present itself to a. o
  
  J'.]]
  
  'J
  
  J* Jii'
  
  (opportunity).
  
  To drive out (a mole). To go into or out of its
  
  j«J^j
  
  u^Q
  
  ijti ijii
  
  I
  
  (woman). Leaves beaten off. Winnowing-basket, Fan.
  
  jayi J^;^^'^
  
  l^*^
  
  Duster.
  
  jA^
  
  Ashes-plate. Cloth for receiving leaves beaten off.
  
  To
  
  be
  
  Jai;7_,
  
  Ck..;ij 03.4.J
  
  ,
  
  <^j^.
  
  rr
  
  tr'l^
  
  ChJJ
  
  ^^
  
  'A
  
  To
  
  boil (cookiag-
  
  To become angry ( man
  
  ).
  
  To
  
  ).
  
  speak confusedly.
  
  To To To To
  
  sneeze (goat).
  
  OajJ
  
  i
  
  -
  
  scatter (urine) about (goat^ bli.^ter
  
  (
  
  the hands
  
  :
  
  a
  
  work),
  
  iJj
  
  froth forth (pot).
  
  Tar.
  
  \
  
  JasCj
  
  Naphtha, petroleum. Jai; j Jaij Lucifer-matches. JaU Small-pox. Pustule, blister, daijj Sliij -t)-
  
  ^
  
  Prone to angei
  
  burro\\
  
  (mole).
  
  Blistered (hand). Goat
  
  Burrow of a mole
  
  ;
  
  under-
  
  juj'i
  
  ^ jU
  
  ground.
  
  ^
  
  No expenses
  
  Saciilege.
  
  for doing
  
  JUl,
  
  :c^\J-j
  
  ju;^
  
  ip
  
  juJi^
  
  v
  
  Machine
  
  for
  
  throwing
  
  naphtha. Naphtha-well. Lamp. Blister.
  
  Covered with
  
  evil.
  
  Expenses, expendi-
  
  juij ouU ^
  
  XSij
  
  ture.
  
  ^^\ :cL.J
  
  ulcers.
  
  Vesicatory.
  
  Saleable (goods). Brisk
  
  (
  
  market). j^O
  
  Vesicle of musk.
  
  *2iO
  
  Burrow of a mole, jiiy ^ i2sVJj,*i«j More saleable. jijl Waist-band of trousers tuck. jjCJ ;
  
  Spendthrift.
  
  jUi^
  
  Hypocrite.
  
  JiOv/»
  
  To swear,
  
  ,J^^
  
  seized with a shivering fever.
  
  Prolific
  
  pot
  
  To be impoverished by alms-
  
  Hypoci-isy.
  
  ^jt^j
  
  Ho was
  
  blistered (hand).
  
  He played the hypocrite
  
  To
  
  Penniless. Mad.
  
  ^
  
  hole (mole).
  
  find
  
  (*
  
  ^U
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  ja\ij
  
  He
  
  ^
  
  washing-trough).
  
  ^
  
  jaii off.
  
  to take
  
  an
  
  >uJ o
  
  jU
  
  -{^r
  
  oath.
  
  To present a. o. with (a gift). s — To divide spoils amongst (soldiers). To give booty to. 'jilW s jijlj jIjj To give an oath to. s jlj
  
  To
  
  profit, to
  
  be useful
  
  o
  
  a di;
  
  a
  
  ^
  
  -Ji-
  
  to a. 0.
  
  To be
  
  ^
  
  beneficial, to serve as
  
  an antidote
  
  ;>*>
  
  to.
  
  To be profitable to. To profit by. To enjoy. To seek the advantage
  
  a ^' ^^j of,
  
  ^j
  
  to s
  
  fJc:'j[
  
  ;-i'^'- [
  
  be useful to. Usefulness, profit,
  
  means
  
  *i-jJj f.(ijj
  
  ^
  
  of success.
  
  Leather-band sewn on a travelling-bag. Useful, beneficial.
  
  ^.j
  
  r".- 7!
  
  j;^;';
  
  j,
  
  ^{j
  
  YAT
  
  (
  
  )
  
  j^u Gr. Negative (particle), 'j^ Rubbish. Froth cast forth by a falling on a waterpot. Drops drawer. Rubbish scattered by the feet of horses. Followers of an army.
  
  To defend, to protect a. 0. oMa ^e- jIj To make supererogatory jirJij JjcJ
  
  Cast off.Expelled, exiled. '^^j '^) Gr. i'jegative ( verb, sentence ). 'jC^
  
  To escape from. To be
  
  Inconsistency, incouapa-
  
  To ask
  
  tibilily of
  
  ci-oak (frog).
  
  i;\iUj»j"^iJU.^
  
  cluck
  
  (h-^n).
  
  To mew
  
  ^
  
  jtKJi
  
  To
  
  (5-2;
  
  ^i/J
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  -ft-
  
  To grumble.
  
  •^
  
  Mumbling, complaint.
  
  oJ
  
  •— jj
  
  Frog. > Grumbler. y&j ^ J^^' To croak incessantly (frog). j^iJ
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  cluck (hen, ostrich).
  
  ble, to tf-
  
  -^
  
  To grum-
  
  scold incessantly.
  
  He protracts
  
  ^'H\ i
  
  eating.
  
  ^ \m
  
  Ostrich.
  
  Sausagos. Stuffed
  
  9,
  
  jiiJ
  
  ^
  
  ^5r'»'-
  
  ^j
  
  j; UJ
  
  xzuj,
  
  J^-Vi*/
  
  To ascertain, to spread (news), ^l yju 5 — To befall a. 0. (misfortune). He was the chief of i;u;^ y^2!l le — his tribe. feet
  
  ._^2;
  
  worn out
  
  elected chief of a oUi, o <Jui
  
  tribe.
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  To beco lie the chief of a tribe. To have its feet worn out (camel). To veil her face (woman), ^siij Perforation. -^ Digging of a land.
  
  ,
  
  Hole
  
  ,
  
  i^^^j <-j(2j1 ^ tunnel. Ulcer in the side
  
  in a wall,
  
  breach Mountain-path. :
  
  <-j^-' v'^"'
  
  jt -r-^.
  
  ^;.
  
  ^—
  
  ti'efoil.
  
  son. 4th, 5th
  
  The
  
  ^
  
  Jjl^J gift.
  
  iijU
  
  Grand-
  
  and 6th nights of a
  
  jiJ
  
  lunar month.
  
  To be cowardly. To be wearied (mind). To jade (a beast). He has given him
  
  a *m -fta *m
  
  (»Ji^
  
  QU
  
  s *m\j
  
  ^^
  
  little of.
  
  «>^j
  
  ,
  
  *ij
  
  Jaded (beast).
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  *jo
  
  
  i)
  
  ^ 4^
  
  —
  
  4^l}'j
  
  Juj CL j_jiij \^ o Uj expel, to drive away, to remove a. A_j
  
  2f
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  or a. th. from. To banish, to exile
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  aSh
  
  a. o.
  
  :
  
  To sweep away
  
  o.
  
  »
  
  deny, to disacknowledge, to
  
  bish
  
  To
  
  -Jt-
  
  ,
  
  \ju
  
  —
  
  fin
  
  (
  
  rub-
  
  torrent).
  
  raise (the dust
  
  To pour
  
  wind).
  
  *
  
  :
  
  OCiJj Ci)
  
  i
  
  —
  
  out (coins) for trying
  
  them (banker). To be exiled, driven
  
  ijJij,CiJ
  
  i
  
  Ju
  
  5
  
  llJ
  
  away. repel, to
  
  remove
  
  a. 0.
  
  be inconsistent with, repug- fii — nant to. To preclude a. th. else. This is inconsistent i!li JC/ lju»
  
  — To
  
  To scrutiE".se (an affair). ,^~tj ^Ij To meet a. o. unexpectedly. Cd; S ^J I came to water, CUJ, 'Cj' 'c'^jj unexpectedly.
  
  ji~;i_
  
  Supererogatory work or prayer. Booty .Voluntary
  
  To
  
  (camel).
  
  To be
  
  freed, ^^
  
  from.
  
  a. th.
  
  refuse a. th.
  
  country).
  
  soles CiJ a
  
  jli^
  
  k.
  
  Supererogatory work. jiJ Booty. Gift, gratuity. ^}(ii,J Juji ^ jiJ Trifolium melitotus Indica, odo-
  
  Faint-hearted.
  
  tripes.
  
  A CiJ o k^2J -)^ To pierce (a wall). To bore a. th. To tap (the navel). To patch (boots). To make (a vest). ^ To clear, to dig up ( a ground ). To couch (the cataract). To go through (a j »^aJb v^-J ~
  
  To be worn out in the ( boots ). To have the
  
  share
  
  delivered from.
  
  riferous
  
  (cat).
  
  fy-
  
  a. 0. of his
  
  of booty.
  
  two things.
  
  Exile, place of exile.
  
  To
  
  prayers, works.
  
  To defraud
  
  with that.
  
  To be incompatible,
  
  inconsistent
  
  ^U3
  
  Expulsion. Disacknowledgement.
  
  ^
  
  (things). 1
  
  Gram. Negation. Negative particle. Rubbish, SjOJj SitiJJ ejCuj
  
  ^1 j^ "CiJj
  
  "iKJuj
  
  'Cu
  
  refuse.
  
  Mat
  
  of
  
  palm -leaves.
  
  Foliage, fallen leaves.
  
  oCU ^
  
  sijjj SliJ
  
  oCJJ
  
  )
  
  !
  
  (
  
  To pay
  
  a. th. ia J_,
  
  ib
  
  YAr
  
  i iSui7j \aij a2;
  
  ready money. To crack (a nut) with the fingers. To peck (a grain bird).
  
  Hole,
  
  A —
  
  Way
  
  Cash, ready money. Dowry, weddingpresent for a bride Standard money. < Good money.
  
  ^ ^ t^ worn
  
  The
  
  ears.
  
  Woman's
  
  i_iUJv!
  
  ^
  
  Learned ^ ,_,u; man. Road in a hard ground. Boring a wall. Ulcer in :c^u ^ ^i; veil.
  
  ttie .side.
  
  Miner.
  
  ^uJ Tongue
  
  of a balan- 'QJ ^ ^.SJ ce. Chief of a tribe; intendant. head-
  
  Flute.
  
  man. Having the windpipe perforated (dog).
  
  ^
  
  Chief of the nobles.
  
  vii;^lvi ^,^)
  
  Soul, mind. Nature,
  
  Stunted, puny (boy). Inferior breed of
  
  ^ Xu
  
  SCs;,j iU),
  
  sheep. Sijj Jilj Sij
  
  j^% j-jl
  
  Hedge-hog. Tortoise.
  
  xUiij d
  
  defile,
  
  ment, merit,
  
  To
  
  7^
  
  
  ^ wa>j —
  
  ^C>
  
  Nari-ow-pass. Attain-
  
  Caraway.
  
  ^
  
  »_JU;
  
  temper, advice. Mouth-piece. Lancet.
  
  Narrow-pass,
  
  Anthemis, kind of plant
  
  ^
  
  t;2i>r
  
  virtue.
  
  extract (marrow)
  
  - from a bone. i& To extract
  
  A
  
  cJj
  
  fci'
  
  -Ji-
  
  o\J^>\j
  
  Assayer of money. Fault-finding,
  
  '
  
  censor.
  
  a c^Aj
  
  cX ^
  
  
  (marrow).
  
  Bill of a bird.
  
  j^\:ji
  
  Nut-cracker. To rescue 5 Jx\j a. o. from. To save a. o. fi-om.
  
  ^
  
  jje./ iljj
  
  ,
  
  ^ i^:^ ^ S^si^
  
  lli'
  
  i2J
  
  -«^
  
  ^
  
  isilJ-b -^i'
  
  of (a sword).
  
  IXfU
  
  Rescue, deliverance. Safety to thee
  
  To trim
  
  (verses). To read over (a book) carefully. To quarrel with.
  
  Delivered, rescued.
  
  He possesses nothing,
  
  To
  
  "j.
  
  Horse taken as booty. Breast-plate. to
  
  snap the
  
  To smack
  
  To entangle (a speech). a cX To dig up (the gr^iund). A iiijij — To bark a. th. a ril;^ ,Gti; a -r^ -« To pare off the knots of a palmtrunk). To strip otF the ornaments (
  
  ,..;.
  
  escape, to be safe.
  
  gers.
  
  iiJ "Csi
  
  by women.
  
  J.A1
  
  Little fleshy.
  
  fillip,
  
  Land nowly broken.
  
  scab. Rust. Face. Colour. Vest
  
  <•
  
  To
  
  -fy-
  
  of veiling the face.
  
  Hole, breach. Scurf of the
  
  :
  
  To pick out (coins). a j^7'j\j j^,j — To criticise (a writing). a j^)\j j5j To be broken, rotten (tooth). laiJ a Xu To be abraded (hoof). To a.sk a severe account from, s ^0 To become leafy (tree). _djl To grow up (boy). aiijl^ To receive cash, ready (money). A — To pick out the faults of. ip —
  
  To
  
  ji«j
  
  fin-
  
  |^' o
  
  Ju
  
  ^
  
  the tongue against
  
  <>•
  
  To call a. o. apai't. o>Uj — ' To strike, to revile a. 0. i — To engrave stone, wood ). To A — play (the lute). To beat (the drum). To hit (the butt arrow). To hollow out (a stone). j— (
  
  :
  
  r^
  
  itmSj
  
  j
  
  ^ij
  
  9^
  
  away (fat of a shecamel). To be corrected. To extract ( marrow). White summer-cloud. To
  
  the palate.
  
  a
  
  melt
  
  A
  
  ?m5I^
  
  Stain on a garment. strike a.
  
  o.
  
  on
  
  Aj
  
  j'
  
  the skull.
  
  Fresh, clear water. Pith, cream, choice part
  
  To look
  
  J,\j
  
  A \i^j
  
  \'xii
  
  02;
  
  -ft-
  
  stealthily at.
  
  He glared
  
  at.
  
  ji^
  
  j^li,
  
  —
  
  VAi
  
  (
  
  He
  
  U^'l
  
  lias left
  
  SjV*^ i)>
  
  VI.
  
  uothing without -writing Hitting the target
  
  Ci
  
  j£ To
  
  Engraver. Scru-
  
  fathom a. th. peck (a grain bird).
  
  Wood-pecker. Large drum. Palrn-ti'ijDk
  
  get out of temper.
  
  He
  
  called
  
  To
  
  him out by
  
  his
  
  Boat on the
  
  To
  
  for cement.
  
  ol^,
  
  in the ground, in a
  
  ?r
  
  ~ To
  
  ^—
  
  Xja'S
  
  level (a place) for
  
  making
  
  quarrel with.
  
  thwart
  
  To
  
  5
  
  Small drum. Cvmbal. Bird's bill. Pick for
  
  To hollow _^CJ ^
  
  Ji:^
  
  S^,i
  
  J^
  
  -r
  
  well, tank.
  
  Wj^j
  
  Gout, podagra. Experienced and clever
  
  cniJI
  
  jiii
  
  ^_^, ^j-ij»>^3
  
  -fr
  
  ~
  
  (physician). leap, to
  
  CljSj
  
  o j£ To shudder from
  
  ljl2;,j IjsJ
  
  (gazelle). <>
  
  -ft-
  
  i
  
  fear (man).
  
  To dandle
  
  (a child).
  
  gazelle) to leap.
  
  •<>•
  
  To make (a 5 ^jl; To cause a shud-
  
  der to. To drink continually pure water,
  
  To acquire ill-conditioned To be struck by murrain give to a.
  
  0.
  
  ji,
  
  \
  
  j23
  
  1^
  
  the refuse
  
  To hollow
  
  To To
  
  choose.
  
  To
  
  write
  
  apart
  
  v_JJ S
  
  a. th.
  
  Hollow. Excavation.
  
  (
  
  ifc
  
  — -
  
  un.
  
  snap smack. He has not given him the '-iji, ijul C« least reward. Loss of property. Angered. I'j^i j, j£ Little spot on a date,ruJj o'Jd* Ju, Fillip,
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  stone.
  
  Dispute, quarrel.
  
  i^llj
  
  j'^Xj
  
  'S*',
  
  Ji ^
  
  ~o'Ju
  
  stomach. Small hollow in the earth. Socket of the eye. Bird's nest. •< Dimple. Molten gold or silver Jiu ^ o'J^ ingot.
  
  Leap, bound. < Shudder. Murrain; staggers of sheep. Sharp pain J>-^ "^ Paltry gift. j;U J'ij j3U -Xhi Feet of a horse. 7j\ji\ jSiy ring (a sheet of iron).
  
  horse).
  
  :
  
  call, to invite a. 0.
  
  Defamation. Slanderous women.
  
  Nickname, byname.
  
  a ^53 'Ij
  
  (the earth) with
  
  (the hoofs
  
  Ill-conditioned sheep.
  
  Pure, sweet water.
  
  strike, to
  
  :
  
  Pit of the nape, of the jUJ^j
  
  cattle.
  
  of.
  
  To
  
  out (the earth
  
  Thpy are worthless, meau..^ J
  
  (beast).
  
  To
  
  I^U j s^C^ j\j
  
  tori'ent).
  
  -n;Cv»
  
  Hollow-eyed.
  
  bound
  
  —
  
  J
  
  together.
  
  hollowing mill-stones. Pick-axe. < Chisel.
  
  Narrow-mouthed
  
  its
  
  a. 0.
  
  To abstain from. To di-^pute, to quarrel
  
  stone. Origin, stock.
  
  cup.
  
  5 jio
  
  «._:,'L
  
  nest (bird).
  
  Noble-born.
  
  To
  
  —
  
  ^aJj
  
  i^sj
  
  name.
  
  hollowed into
  
  a trough or steps Upper Nile.
  
  Wooden
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  To
  
  a Jju be seized with staggers (sheep).
  
  if
  
  Trough
  
  Jil
  
  scrutinise, to bird).
  
  tiniser.
  
  Hollow
  
  J
  
  ^
  
  evidence.
  
  if-
  
  j_jjU)I
  
  The (hen) pierced the^jiJl xJhl2\ — egg for letting out its chicken. To * _^ b j^~J o«^j * j^j o^ J^
  
  Misfortune. Conclusive
  
  (
  
  sound, to blow the
  
  bugle.
  
  it.
  
  Carrow).
  
  Pecking
  
  Z
  
  )
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  iliJ o ^^2J
  
  -«-
  
  I
  
  sent
  
  them a
  
  special
  
  ^s'Ju
  
  \S'J^^
  
  ^'Ju
  
  OUJ
  
  j^'js-'i
  
  invitation.
  
  He hurries
  
  in prayer. ^'^\ ^Xi/ Disease of the feet amongst
  
  sheep. Bugle.
  
  Beak full.
  
  jjjiy
  
  ^ j^u s'-ui
  
  J (
  
  To
  
  YAo) To To
  
  lessen the right
  
  of.
  
  To wrong
  
  a. o.
  
  To speak ill of. i i^airilj ^*'^> To diminish a. th. gradually. ^s':3 To dwindle away. ^V^j To diminish, to decrease. cr'-^V To a.qk for an abatement fi>
  
  of (price). jVo2Jj ,j«2J
  
  *.i2i/>j
  
  Waste. judgment, of much.
  
  (of
  
  ^sJ
  
  piety).
  
  \jS'Sj[^
  
  .so
  
  ^Si^ ^ Xaas
  
  Defect, vice. Detraction.
  
  Imperfect. Defective
  
  ^ ^'v
  
  ^yuu
  
  Gr. Defective (verb). Tender, public auction.
  
  (coin).
  
  down (a house ). To break pull
  
  ifc
  
  *.i»3G»'
  
  jaU
  
  Gai;
  
  :
  
  judge).
  
  To undo
  
  To crack joint ). To be contradictory
  
  -H-
  
  ).
  
  To
  
  To
  
  un-
  
  a compact
  
  (
  
  reverse (a sentence twist (a rope).
  
  a. th.
  
  UaiJ
  
  (
  
  —
  
  o
  
  i
  
  A ^^U
  
  to.
  
  His second
  
  OjVl iJ>s j,&)l ;)>» j^\j utterance contradicted the first.
  
  To squeak To crack
  
  (eagle).
  
  (
  
  tract
  
  (
  
  To To
  
  ^Tuj
  
  a
  
  ^^-Ai
  
  fill
  
  (an inkstand).
  
  revile o. a.
  
  Scab.
  
  ^u: b
  
  Ink.
  
  with a clapper
  
  ur-**
  
  ^
  
  gonj
  
  :
  
  Bell.
  
  To
  
  A j:^j,jjysj ^j (zJu o jiju -avariegate a. th., to paint a. th. To chisel, to
  
  To
  
  Q Sack.
  
  To
  
  s
  
  Irony, scoffing.
  
  He wants
  
  <•
  
  to
  
  I'evile,
  
  scoff at.
  
  Iron-sheet struck
  
  Loss, decrease.
  
  Want
  
  ring (sheet of iron).
  
  ja2j\
  
  the fingers).
  
  truffles
  
  ).
  
  To
  
  ex-
  
  —
  
  fi>
  
  To overburden
  
  (
  
  a
  
  beast).
  
  engrave
  
  a. th.
  
  ^
  
  strike date-clusters with
  
  j^
  
  them. To clear a cattle-enclosui'e f 'om thorns. To thoi'ns for ripening
  
  pluck (the hair). extract {,., thorn)
  
  To
  
  ^.»
  
  b-
  
  a
  
  from (the foot). To be at variance with. He exacted from <.? j\ uL.yJ\
  
  him the particulars
  
  s i
  
  j36
  
  the
  
  of
  
  count.
  
  He harassed, he pressed
  
  ^^.^^^
  
  't^/t
  
  strike the earth with the
  
  jiii'l
  
  his debtor.
  
  To
  
  a thorn (camel). '^ engraved
  
  foot for beating out
  
  To have
  
  a. th.
  
  on a signet-ring.
  
  To smack
  
  the lips for calling.
  
  (goats)
  
  for urging (a beast).
  
  ;
  
  ^—
  
  To crumble down loudly (house), jal: To crack bone ). To drip blood ). To be unwoven (rope). To burst (the earth truffles). .£. — To be contradictory, repugnant ^Ci (
  
  (
  
  :
  
  (words).
  
  Destruction. Refutation of an
  
  j^aj
  
  argument. Suppression of the seventh letter in the metre otltl_> (prosodi/).
  
  Emaciated by walk
  
  extract, to pull out a. th. collected the
  
  whole
  
  of
  
  ^
  
  his debt from.
  
  To choose
  
  a. th.
  
  or a.
  
  o.
  
  Variegated work, engra J-j2J ^ j^ ving. Picture. Trace. Piece of gum. Embroidery. Pietui-e (art). Sculpture.
  
  To be cracked (building), j^jc:j\j To be untwisted (rope). To be unsound (wound, affair) t/"-'l To be broken (compact). To rebel against. To be cracked (wall).
  
  Disjoined, disordered.
  
  To He
  
  Painter. Sculpter. Chiseler,
  
  engraver. Pain- ^5CL« 5- j~^t J J-^^ !r u~l3l,^ ter's brush ; pencil. Chisel. Tweezers for extracting thorns. Wound in the head J jjC^j <^a:^ <>t^ 1
  
  from which a
  
  .splinter
  
  To
  
  de-
  
  Ca\iljj ^l^ajj CaSJ o
  
  crease, to fall .short. zh.
  
  (beast).
  
  l>"i
  
  is to
  
  be ex-
  
  tracted.
  
  To
  
  diminish,
  
  fi>
  
  to waste a. th.
  
  ^i-J,\j
  
  To
  
  ^2J
  
  -{^
  
  abate.
  
  ^
  
  ]j
  
  ^Uj -
  
  {
  
  YAA
  
  To stagnate (water).
  
  To qnench To become
  
  (the thirst).
  
  altered and
  
  <
  
  yellow (water).
  
  To qnench the thirst of a Tc tiiip a. o. on the nose. C5o To prepare mischief for. To be altered (colour). To collect in (a tank i3 jtZ.^:.^ I water). To bathe in (a pool). :
  
  Dust
  
  rais.-^d by the f^^j fUJ ^ wind, by a beast. Swampy ground. 'Uijj.^Jb 9^^, -r
  
  Swamp. He is inured
  
  ^
  
  ^:L
  
  
  Dilution.
  
  fjij
  
  ^jO
  
  ^VaJ
  
  9p^i
  
  p,^ oil
  
  ji-j
  
  
  mash.
  
  ,,2t
  
  much water, x^] ^ — Animal slaughtered for a ^(sj ^ j;^
  
  "Well hulding
  
  The two extreme
  
  Two
  
  parts.
  
  ^—
  
  ja-5T [Vjb
  
  incon.sistent things.
  
  Poem
  
  jaSjij
  
  JaSJ
  
  spot, to speck (a garment),
  
  ^ To ^ To
  
  throw
  
  ^
  
  (coins) at.
  
  collect coins for (a
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  o iaM
  
  a
  
  fi)j
  
  Jai;
  
  ^ ~
  
  <^J
  
  s ijj
  
  drip (a liquid).
  
  To have spots of pa.sturage (land).j3i:j To break (news). To eat (bread) ^ — little
  
  by
  
  little.
  
  Diacritical point.
  
  JaCUj
  
  Jai5
  
  ^
  
  xLij
  
  Geometrical point. Spot, speckle. Full stop. 4- A drop (of water, of blood).
  
  They agreed on
  
  all
  
  T^'j
  
  J
  
  U
  
  tjiisil
  
  points.
  
  guest.
  
  More thirst-quenching. Vessel for diluting
  
  ^^
  
  i^j
  
  ,;5ll/:
  
  ^
  
  f,}\sJ
  
  ^
  
  ^iL.
  
  a medicine. Sea. Thirst-
  
  quenching. Place of capital punishment, ^jjl
  
  ^ ^
  
  blo.-k.
  
  Poison made into a confec-
  
  ,alyi
  
  "^
  
  Separate tracts of pasturage. <•
  
  for
  
  Pure milk. Stone-cup. mashing dates liiifj
  
  ;.i;>J
  
  ,»2i»
  
  in milk.
  
  Pool of stagnating water.
  
  Washing-tank. To break (the skull). split (an egg).
  
  chicken).
  
  To
  
  QiJ o >J^ -^
  
  To break
  
  strain
  
  dilate a. th.
  
  * (
  
  ^S-;.
  
  its
  
  egg
  
  a beverage ). pome( a
  
  To bark
  
  granate).
  
  To examine
  
  a. th.
  
  .J,
  
  —
  
  >^&i))
  
  ^
  
  IjCXj Ism
  
  Falling-sickness, epilepsy.
  
  Apoplexy. Slave of a slave. Dotting the Coran.
  
  Mi
  
  xLiiil
  
  ^^j ^^ iaKu
  
  Wedding-present collected
  
  for hjti
  
  
  a bride.
  
  To
  
  tion.
  
  Dilution,
  
  (
  
  Contradictory. Contradictor.^^jjSJ
  
  bride).
  
  if Di-ied apricot.
  
  To
  
  jaJv
  
  king of the joints.
  
  (
  
  :UUJ
  
  Credulous man.
  
  zhiu *-iu5
  
  ,
  
  to hard-
  
  Deadly (venom). Fresh (blood). QuenchiDg (water). Arrogant, haughty. Fresh and wholesome water. ^T_j
  
  Swamp.
  
  ^
  
  ;
  
  uni^avelled threads of a rope.
  
  To
  
  Infusion,
  
  j^ fabric
  
  Voice, soimd, crackling. Crac-
  
  jNlouutain-road.
  
  ship.
  
  To
  
  Beam, joist. Unwoven part of a
  
  — contradictory to another. ^\ ^ — To dot (a letter). * iJjj CkzJ < To drip liquid). <_i*3-lJ iJl
  
  Dilution.
  
  Bowl
  
  )
  
  Crust of earth J^^j J^Viil ?: J^, broken by truffles. Uut-^istei part of a fabric. j^j — Crack in a building. jsr^j javsjl ^ jaiJ
  
  To liiJ a /iJ -^ increase (mortality).
  
  raise the voice.
  
  shout.
  
  To
  
  To quench
  
  thirst with.
  
  ^—
  
  To be
  
  informed of (news). To break out into (high
  
  v
  
  ^ ""
  
  words) against. To slaughter (a J ? ^\j ^\j camel ) for (guests). To macerate (a medicine) ^ * ^^Ij
  
  — —
  
  in (water).
  
  To To
  
  protract (shouts).
  
  y_i
  
  be raised (voice).
  
  /«3^0
  
  fi) ij
  
  —
  
  ~
  
  )
  
  'A c
  
  To du
  
  by turns. To emigrate from (a Ji, •^
  
  YAY
  
  .
  
  ^
  
  died.
  
  out,
  
  Jiij
  
  JCijl
  
  To
  
  jijj
  
  Jji;
  
  fruit
  
  ;b
  
  'A
  
  ,
  
  J ^JSJyj
  
  (illip a. 0.
  
  of a.
  
  jij -
  
  -^
  
  J^j J" with
  
  served
  
  wine.
  
  the
  
  9 ZUj iJUi
  
  f^kull
  
  CiUJj iiSU^
  
  5
  
  taiSU
  
  o.
  
  fill
  
  ^
  
  eggs
  
  (a valley) with
  
  ;1
  
  (locusts).
  
  To
  
  patched (shoos). Dessert ; oV^j JUJij preserves, dried
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  To break
  
  jil ;;
  
  Translation, transfer. ( un. Narration.
  
  "Worn
  
  cut opi?n (a co-
  
  locynth)
  
  .
  
  country) to.
  
  He
  
  j:;j
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  give
  
  (
  
  a bone) to a.
  
  extracting
  
  To strike To draw,
  
  o. a.
  
  a
  
  o. for
  
  J
  
  -
  
  marrow.
  
  its
  
  with the sword.
  
  CgCj
  
  ^
  
  to extract a. th.
  
  wJUiJI,
  
  Reply, answer. Stones of a rained jiJ house.
  
  Chicken coming forth from wiij
  
  Rocky ground
  
  Depressed tract on the summit xii' of a mountain. Prudent (man). oCb, In the same way. a>. ij ju;, j Prudent, wary ; inquisitive oCu
  
  (
  
  Prone to reply
  
  ).
  
  (man). Short and broad
  
  (.spear-
  
  jsl
  
  Jui
  
  ^
  
  iXu
  
  jiJ
  
  ^
  
  xlij
  
  head).
  
  Detraction.
  
  Emigration. Spinster unasked in mar-
  
  Ji2ilj
  
  ^
  
  ji;
  
  —
  
  ixu
  
  riage.
  
  Feast of the Assump-
  
  A'jj2\ Jto't lut
  
  tion of the Virgin.
  
  Traditio-
  
  its
  
  (man).
  
  Worm-eaten (tree-stem), ^iij ^ ^ij: Bird's bea'c. Cowry used as a oU:* polisher.
  
  Pale,
  
  ( opp. to J^;^' )
  
  J^;^^ ^Uj
  
  wan
  
  (complexion). Rotten oji:^
  
  (tree-stock).
  
  To
  
  nal.
  
  ^iiJ
  
  egg.
  
  A
  
  convey, to
  
  jljj
  
  ,
  
  !>li;
  
  o J-: -»
  
  To
  
  n Freight.
  
  transmit, to transfer
  
  Narrator. < Pregnant (woman).
  
  plant (a tree). To transcribe (a book).
  
  Change
  
  To
  
  of fortune
  
  iiivj
  
  ^^
  
  Syrian dates. Swift-running
  
  '>Ldl
  
  jsCJj jii^j JuJ ^^S
  
  horse.
  
  Worn
  
  Mountain-path. out sole, shoe.
  
  <>•
  
  jSC* ^ jilS
  
  Copper-brazier.
  
  Shattering the bone (wound the head). of transport.
  
  Locomotion.
  
  A day's
  
  >
  
  in
  
  ,
  
  to
  
  To avenge
  
  *i2i/i
  
  Kind of draughts. iij^
  
  cj^^^' ^ real property).
  
  C«Ia^ J \.*jjj Uii a o.'s self of, to
  
  j^j
  
  To remove o.'s lodgings. To scamper off.
  
  To mend
  
  (clothes)
  
  :
  
  *
  
  to
  
  jj;
  
  J«j"'b jiJj
  
  —
  
  patch (shoes). To shatter (a bone blow). A jlj -^ To have a. th. carried. To remove. To bring dessert to (a guest). a — <> To give weapons to. xkU,VI 5 — To walk warily. Jja'l_j S^,J V^iJ^ J3\j :
  
  To gallop (horse). To relate (events) o. to a. a — To hand (cups drinkers). A^Cxi — To be carried, copied J^S'lj jliJ to come down by ti'adition. To be transported. To be served jhj as dessert. To shift. To amuse o.'s :
  
  ;
  
  ^
  
  J?ll>
  
  Chattels, moveable
  
  Cit jc^illj
  
  ^ a jaJ
  
  from.
  
  fi>
  
  iiiU
  
  journey.
  
  (goods) [opp.
  
  relate, to quote a. th.
  
  trans-
  
  ^
  
  ratory tribe.
  
  Nomad, stranger. Torrent (»i. f.) j^ coming from a land rained upon. Swift-running horse. j^ /'^ ^'^ Stranger (woman). XLS; Patch on shoes. jiCsJ ^ *L5T
  
  Means
  
  a. th.
  
  i
  
  punish
  
  S^
  
  j^
  
  ^
  
  a. o.
  
  self.
  
  What rally
  
  To
  
  is gene^'1^' J^ « J^-^i ^ brought with the wine.
  
  relate (news) to o. a.
  
  A
  
  jjCj
  
  .
  
  .5CJ
  
  (
  
  Thin-fingered.
  
  YAA rl
  
  'Syj J,
  
  Jj Road, path. To urge (a debtor). it feJ o"tilj ^ To take off the scab of * v&J a VSCJ -W(a wound).
  
  To kill or wound a. o. To pay to a. o. his due. He recovered his due from.^;. Paying
  
  readily.
  
  To render
  
  <^j i il^:
  
  ii;
  
  \feti'l^
  
  sl^j
  
  ^-^
  
  a. o. » CSCJj CfeJ o
  
  defend, to
  
  protect
  
  To
  
  ic
  
  emptying
  
  ^
  
  C^^ —
  
  V^^i %}^, ~ bow)
  
  its contents.
  
  a. th.
  
  :
  
  A
  
  To
  
  CfeiJ
  
  —
  
  bruise,
  
  stone).
  
  away.
  
  uj jl
  
  A —
  
  \-Jsvj \J>Ji a .—^'Jj Q.jJ^-'j \-^^ deviate from (a road). ,
  
  feel
  
  —
  
  ,
  
  a pain
  
  in the
  
  CSCJ a »^%^J
  
  To be overtaken by a misfortune, ^j^^ To put aside, to remove a. o. A v-^^ To put a. o. out of (the ^^ *j j A 5 — to avoid
  
  a. o.
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  s.Jsij.i
  
  deviate from.
  
  bow) upon
  
  cari'y (a
  
  ^
  
  ,
  
  Ul^iij SaVaJj {etjSJj V^ii a A *i:.juTo catch (the meaning) of. To cure a. o. from (a disease). s
  l_j ,
  
  ^
  
  me Lend me
  
  Listen to
  
  J
  
  iii;jL
  
  !
  
  thy ear To be soothed
  
  **sj1
  
  !
  
  To
  
  ^ *2i\
  
  consoled by.
  
  ;
  
  question a.
  
  o.
  
  s «iI.L:|^
  
  Recovery. { un. X^ Recovering. Catching the meaning of a
  
  To
  
  A
  
  ex-
  
  ^ilj CJJ ,
  
  i
  
  marrow from
  
  tract
  
  lo be
  
  Inclination.
  
  a
  
  w6*3'Ij
  
  —
  
  v^^
  
  t ^r^
  
  Pain in the shoulder ^jsU
  
  )
  
  «j^j
  
  <wJ
  
  ^
  
  41;
  
  *5J
  
  ^Sjj
  
  —
  
  ^i 1^ ,
  
  o Uj
  
  -J^
  
  (a bone).
  
  ^J
  
  a
  
  *jVi)j SJlilj S*(2jj ej\ijj i\2j
  
  at the foot
  
  » ,_SL]
  
  *lfe^j
  
  (a vine).
  
  mea
  
  To
  
  iJl
  
  To
  
  a J^Aj
  
  select, to sort a. th.
  
  '^ ^^J -'
  
  '
  
  ^r
  
  o^^j o\^
  
  Circuit of a hoof.
  
  w.i=w
  
  Feeling a pain in the shoulder ^_5C1;* 1 (beast). Without bow (man). Having one shoulder higher han the other. Deviating from jiJi U^sc^ j ^.JaSS
  
  ^
  
  truth. ,,Jsd
  
  ^
  
  'CSCJ
  
  >C&*j s-i'CvJ
  
  ^
  
  s^isc^
  
  beasts. Side. Helper, protector. Ele-
  
  ^
  
  hillock.
  
  y^J
  
  \ju
  
  ^
  
  ij,
  
  sjIlSjj
  
  'CiJ
  
  ^^--J
  
  'Vs'l
  
  Purity, cleanliness.
  
  Mar-
  
  »UJj
  
  Cii
  
  row, pith of
  
  The choice
  
  ^
  
  ojCiij
  
  ^
  
  Majj
  
  Ij liJ
  
  ^ *i^
  
  a. th.
  
  part.
  
  Refuse, siftings
  
  sCsJj
  
  i V2jj
  
  SjUjj
  
  of wheat. Choice part. Pi. Alkaline- i/jVsJ ^ plants used for washing. Pure, clean, pious. -Lz \j 'V's,
  
  Word. Steadily.
  
  S^'
  
  IjVSjj ;(2Jj sCu
  
  cis;
  
  ^ '
  
  vated land.
  
  ^yXJ
  
  «i^
  
  the eye.
  
  sured.
  
  North-east wind. Shoulder of men and
  
  of fecula (wheat).
  
  full
  
  be fat (camel)
  
  Bone of the arm. »ui1 rr Bone full of marrow. Marrow of a bone. Fat of
  
  (beast).
  
  Misfortune, disgrace.
  
  Side wind.
  
  ^
  
  To cull A ^'Ij To weed (a field). To prune
  
  cleanse a. th.
  
  bandy
  
  amongst camels.
  
  of grain not
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  Misfortune, disaster.
  
  Heap
  
  j^^\ ^
  
  Middle of a road. ^j; Revenge, oUJJj ^?u j»2i ^ 4i2jj *ii', penal punishment. Heaven-inflicted blow. To be <2iilj \»yk> a
  a. th.
  
  the shoulders.
  
  Wounded
  
  » j,\j -^
  
  pure, unmixed, spotless.
  
  way).
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  A
  
  ^^
  
  speech.
  
  shoulder.
  
  To shun,
  
  itj
  
  o.
  
  (a discourse).
  
  to hurt (the foot
  
  To throw To To
  
  "^
  
  a. o.
  
  incline (a vessel, a
  
  for
  
  — —
  
  slfej
  
  unhappy (circumstances). To blow obliquely (wind).
  
  To
  
  5
  
  )
  
  To reprove a. o. for. To distress, to harass a. To take revenge upon.
  
  SjUJ
  
  ^
  
  J^
  
  YA\
  
  (
  
  To overcome a. o. (sleep). a> ^\^l -rSij ^ To run away (beaten beast). ,^; To marry a. o. to. s i To ally by marriage. c»^Cj
  
  ^^
  
  ^
  
  Marriage-contract ; for- ^.SClj rtJo mula of marriage. Marriage. Marriage-contract. ^\isO, Conjugal Intercourse. Polygamist. :ciSCJj ^iCJ Married (woman). ^4'i)j riTu ^
  
  Women,
  
  wives.
  
  -rStS
  
  To withhold a. o. ^ \a5CJ o -^^J ^ To deny a. th. To give little to 5 — a. 0. To trouble a. o. with requests. To ask much and receive little, a^o To be troubled with requests. To ba hard (life). To lead iliSCJ a a%J a painful life. To hold little water ;
  
  Star in Peyanis. wyi\ ^SHj^ Star in Orio. *0>?'" v§^^ Such a one o>Vj .jfJj^ '^ Jt always shuns me. Experiencing misfortunes. Hurt at the foot. Oblique road. To leap, to bound in (i:&J o cS^ ^ running (horse). To leave (a mark) upon (the u A —
  
  ^
  
  ^^^
  
  ground).
  
  To throw a. To empty ( a bow).
  
  Witticism sion.
  
  ;
  
  j.W:^i
  
  to dis-
  
  j^Lj
  
  trouble.so-
  
  a-iCijj
  
  aSO
  
  meness. a^C:.^j
  
  iVfciJl
  
  ^
  
  ;
  
  witty allu-
  
  ^
  
  ;:Jgo
  
  Harsh, trou- uJCj ^ MaSo blesome, teasing.
  
  >^^j
  
  Paltry,
  
  ^
  
  jSCjMj
  
  -
  
  TiWi
  
  Quaint, odd man.
  
  Speck, spot of
  
  difFe-
  
  o^,j cXj ^ — Mark
  
  by a stick or a finger upon the ground. Epigrammatist, mocker. -^ Cen- olfeJ sor, troublesome. Dates beginning to ziiuU X—^j left
  
  -^Tj jJO
  
  ujCJj
  
  serviceable.
  
  ripen.
  
  To break (a compact). To untwist
  
  i o ciCJ S(a lope). To split
  
  fn lifeJ
  
  the end of (a tooth-pick).
  
  j^
  
  JsCj^j jSCj
  
  trifling (gift).
  
  To break
  
  a mutual (pro-
  
  ^\J;
  
  fit
  
  raise).
  
  Bereft of her children
  
  (woman). Yielding
  
  ^
  
  j^sCJ
  
  little
  
  afij
  
  milk (she-
  
  To be broken
  
  To
  
  (compact).
  
  be undone (rope).
  
  camel).
  
  To be
  
  cS^)\
  
  split (tooth-
  
  pick). little
  
  or
  
  much
  
  jjstj
  
  ^
  
  'lofej
  
  milk (she-camel). Troubled with requests. Asi^^CU king much and receiving little. Receiving little. 4- Un'JiiJI i^^jj: Cares, troubles.
  
  '^i^J 0>5Oj l^SOj \ysJ be ignorant of; unacquainted with. To disown
  
  disapprove
  
  to deny. a. o.
  
  (an affair)
  
  Jl.
  
  .
  
  .
  
  .
  
  ^;»
  
  —
  
  to (another).
  
  Untwisted threads.
  
  Unwoven part
  
  of a rope
  
  ^\isS'\
  
  ^
  
  cSij, dlfeiJ
  
  ;
  
  splint of a tooth-pick.
  
  Rogue, rascal.
  
  ofVi
  
  J»3
  
  Soul, mind. Difficult
  
  ^^ i&J ^ 4i5^J affair. Utmost endeavour. Breach of promise. Nature. Strength of soul.
  
  To
  
  To disavow,
  
  To turn from
  
  ^
  
  lucky, accursed.
  
  1
  
  <
  
  rent colours. Spot in a mirror.
  
  0. a.
  
  Yielding
  
  head down.
  
  bone, a pipe, a
  
  He uttered witticisms. y.yS' j ciCJ •^ To criticise, to harass a. o. U o5^ To be thrown down headci^l
  
  a. o.
  
  Harshness
  
  Un-
  
  o.
  
  long.
  
  To be vexed, troubled. To treat o. a. harshly, turb
  
  ^ujl
  
  vulture.
  
  (well).
  
  To render (life) painful and * o^J hard. To waste away (wealth). To trouble, to intrude 5 arOj — upon
  
  )
  
  Secondai'y feathers of a
  
  To
  
  or a. th.
  
  a. o.
  
  fi>j
  
  s
  
  —
  
  Unwoven (rope). c/Vfe»j' b o^/^ Jj^ To marry (woman). li-VfeO, o i fnSCJ To marry (a woman). ^iSCiiJlb — -ft-
  
  jf
  
  !
  
  (
  
  cT^* To To
  
  A
  
  prick
  
  a. th.
  
  sting
  
  a. o. (serpent). -^
  
  Y\-
  
  jSCJ s
  
  —
  
  l^^^ a jS^j
  
  —
  
  To
  
  elbow (a sleeper).
  
  To be exhausted (well), To sink into the earth
  
  lj^5 o
  
  _^
  
  To exhaust
  
  A
  
  (a well).
  
  j6su'\
  
  Refuse. IVIan-ow remaining in theJCj
  
  Jsj ^ jj^j jT'^ t ,
  
  ^^
  
  reverse,
  
  .jM^J ^-^^ o
  
  ,j-feu -^
  
  To throw
  
  upside
  
  the
  
  wrong
  
  fij s
  
  to invert a.
  
  ,
  
  th.
  
  down. To make way. To lower
  
  a. th. in (
  
  a flag
  
  ).
  
  To lower
  
  To cause a
  
  ^ -
  
  I'elapse to a. o.
  
  person). (o.'s
  
  a-S^
  
  ^ CJCJ a ^r-^^
  
  companions).
  
  To be inverted, overthrown. ^^-iili ^ To lower the head carelessly. To fall headlong. To have a ,j-fe*.?jt relapse (sick person).
  
  Relapse.
  
  u-^^h
  
  May
  
  CJCTj i) CJo j\ misfortunes befall him
  
  Arrow with
  
  a broken
  
  Weak
  
  ;
  
  w^j ^' CMjj
  
  i)
  
  CJu
  
  ^ifc^jl
  
  ^
  
  cr-^l
  
  c-^fe/'j
  
  bent by age.
  
  Spu'itles.9 horse.
  
  —
  
  i^J^
  
  ^fiy ^ ur-f^ a-%^
  
  He read the book by C,&d?
  
  v^^' ^j3
  
  Relapsing (sick man). .j.^scJ-j wi^'^ To empty, ^ jSiii\^j ,QMu i ajXj -« to clean out (a well).
  
  Inexhaustible sea.
  
  JiS^ V _^.j To examine * Ji^ minutely. <• To dig up (the
  
  destroy th.
  
  o.
  
  _^
  
  s
  
  fi>j
  
  disapprove, to find fault
  
  with
  
  a. th.
  
  ground).
  
  Part of a plant that jiJCiJ cannot be plucked out.
  
  \
  
  * —
  
  u-
  
  a. 0. in.
  
  To change
  
  for the worse.
  
  To
  
  J^*^
  
  assume an unknown appearance. To disguise o.*s
  
  To To
  
  self.
  
  J — _^Cj
  
  a dislike for. feign ignorance. To behave feel
  
  together like strangers or foes. a. th., to
  
  *_^illjjri^
  
  be ignorant
  
  of a.
  
  ignorant
  
  of.
  
  what he
  
  o.
  
  is
  
  2>
  
  _^ill.
  
  of.
  
  To disapprove, to abhor a. th. A Acuteness of '\'^^i SjVfeJj jSCJj mind. Art, deceit. What a cunny man i^^ aX •tf-
  
  —
  
  ^^ I
  
  Difficult affair.
  
  j§Cl»j
  
  Shrewd, jifeaj'1 ^ (m.
  
  '\[^j
  
  U
  
  J^J J^
  
  J^^ Js6i j&J
  
  /".)
  
  shai'p.
  
  Unknown.
  
  jSCL»j
  
  Negation. Refusal.
  
  j^
  
  'I^SC
  
  e^^
  
  jl&O'lj jjSoj
  
  Difficult business.
  
  C«
  
  *_iU
  
  j\isi *JA
  
  y^j
  
  -n?Cj
  
  c^i^ t
  
  o'.^
  
  Disguise, change for the woi'se.
  
  jsl^
  
  of death,
  
  Indeteriiiinate noun.
  
  Incognito.
  
  Ungrateful, unthankful.
  
  Unknown.
  
  the end.
  
  a.
  
  deny, to disown a.
  
  or a. th.
  
  The two Angels
  
  Lowering the head.
  
  ^Tu
  
  s
  
  Disavowal, denial. Disapprobation.
  
  cipher (man).
  
  feet foremost
  
  To
  
  JNIishap, misfortune.
  
  (child).
  
  man
  
  a. o.
  
  dispute with, to contradict a. o.
  
  To ask
  
  (food).
  
  To relapse (sick To be inferior to
  
  To
  
  To struggle against
  
  To disacknowledge
  
  (the head) carelessly.
  
  Old
  
  o _^3
  
  SjlfeJ
  
  To change the appearance fi>j s Js^^ To disguise, to alter a. o. or of. a. th. ( Gram ). To render ( a noun
  
  To
  
  well.
  
  Goad, sting. Sjj^ij -^ Small-headed Cj\j^j J
  Born the
  
  difficult
  
  (affair).
  
  To
  
  bone.
  
  Exhausted
  
  head.
  
  )
  
  To be hard,
  
  indeterminate.
  
  (water).
  
  To
  
  )
  
  !
  
  _^^i
  
  J;*?JI
  
  cX^^
  
  ^^
  
  J^
  
  -r
  
  Denied. Disapproved by God (action). Cunny, perspica- jjJ'U^j o/J^'' 5- ~ extraordinary cious. Unheard of, (event).
  
  Abominable, hateful actions.
  
  Gram. Indeterminate Unknown (road). To strike, to urge ;
  
  to
  
  goad (a beast).
  
  (noun).
  
  cA'J^' _^ii
  
  j^iSj j
  
  IjSo
  
  j^^CL»
  
  _^'
  
  -W-
  
  i.Ji^j ^\
  
  ^
  
  To be free fi'om. CifeJ a ^jifeij To tease, to despite a. u. y ^ru -^ To oxcliauge words with a. o.;>5*5CJI — To remove, to frre a. o. 5 ^SCJl from
  
  wo
  
  a. th.
  
  OU^
  
  ^
  
  0\r,t^j o\^di!=u of the jaw of a
  
  0\:Xiisuj
  
  projecting bones
  
  camel. Ganglion at the root of the jaw. ^iSo Tumour on a camel's jaw. ^iS^ Affected with a tumour on ^J^jJ the jaw.
  
  ^ J ^^ y$^ To He
  
  a
  
  J%Jj
  
  ,
  
  V^J
  
  i
  
  o JSCJ -^
  
  .shrink, to abstain from.
  
  an ex- ^ J^Jj Si^CJ jSCJ emplary punishment upon him. To be punished as a yS^ a J&J inflicted
  
  ,
  
  warning to others.
  
  To avert
  
  a. 0.
  
  from.
  
  J^^
  
  Fetters, bonds.
  
  Curb
  
  ^
  
  j
  
  J^ib
  
  J^
  
  J^'l ^ j^o.
  
  ^
  
  is the scourge of the jSC J ij[ wicked. Striking punishment, jZlij Ti^^j JiSCJ warning. God has chastised him Aifedj .il oC»3
  
  manner. Experienced man. Strong horse, in a striking
  
  cowardly.
  
  Engine of torture,
  
  j^
  
  j&J ^ jfu rack. jTG? ^^ J^i^
  
  Torture.
  
  Machine
  
  for cutting
  
  jfu;:
  
  ^ iKi;
  
  -^
  
  puff, to
  
  C»5o a
  
  i^\Sj ij
  
  i
  
  *^ *
  
  breathe into the face of. To sm '11 the y XliJ-lj I'+feiJ a ^fc^Jj — breath of a. 0. To be fonl-breathed. Foul breath of the mouth. z^isC To wound, j j\ s JCJ )j ^iSCi, Jo * to hurt a. o. -^ To tease, to vex a. 0. Mayest thou be free from evil JCiJ V ,
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  !
  
  To
  
  th.^^ j
  
  a jXJ jh4j
  
  Hoe, rak
  
  iji^i»
  
  Ji^\j^ ^ uvfe»J> ^j J-\i^, 'La^^j Uafe^J ij^J -tt" withdraw from. i.
  
  {.i^ijJj
  
  i
  
  To He turned back
  
  fi-om
  
  »;i5t
  
  ^/aSU
  
  ip
  
  the jiath of justice.
  
  To To
  
  return, back.
  
  ui^K
  
  Ji&jlj Ji&vj Oafe^J o JaSC urge a. 0. to desist from. S
  
  ,
  
  To dissuade from. To hurry.
  
  ^
  
  s
  
  Ji^'lj h^'ij
  
  -ft-
  
  —
  
  Qa^^j a JafcJ
  
  His case became
  
  i^l
  
  ^JsC3
  
  tlj^
  
  difficult.
  
  Stri-
  
  ^diSCi^J "iiiSijj iLSC'j
  
  JafeJj JaSCJ
  
  ving, endeavour.
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  repel, to
  
  :^
  
  ^feij
  
  hurry
  
  'ij
  
  ^isCj
  
  ,
  
  Ufeu a
  
  ;ifeJ
  
  -tt"
  
  away from. To
  
  a. 0.
  
  make a. 0. to desist To rebuke a. 0.
  
  from. a
  
  He paid or withheld bis due. i^ n To abstain, to shiink from. He has not ceased doing it. iiuLL ;5CJ ^'1 jyi\ I do not know where
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  — — -C» C»
  
  he has gone to. (a beast) 5 Ccl^^iij CiCJ a in sti'iking her udder. To be red-nosed. Ci6^j a fisu Rebuke, kick, cuff, bos. Plant xi6*j alike to the oyj^'. Head of any plant.
  
  Reddish brown complexion. xifCJj ,S^ Red blossom of the plant xlfejj lifCJ dj^'jf used as dye. Amaranth. Tragacanth gum. Red (woman, lip). j^^J Red-faced, snub-nosed.
  
  Walking backwards.
  
  tobacco.
  
  To
  
  a.
  
  To milk
  
  for race-horses.
  
  He
  
  Weak,
  
  pei^form
  
  Scrutiniser.
  
  ^
  
  .
  
  loathe
  
  finish, to
  
  •^ Diggei-.
  
  a. th.
  
  To discuss, to dispute together. ^\3 To decline, to full away. wi6«Ji. To be proud, haughty. wifedLlf To find (the ti'ace) of. 2 — To scorn, to refuse a. th. To • — 1
  
  To
  
  be vexed, to despite.
  
  S^[
  
  <-
  
  ;>feiib
  
  Flat
  
  *»5^ ,Sijji
  
  (nose).
  
  To
  
  stop a. th.A ^jdCsilj CiO o -ifeJ -Kfalling uninterrupV iJ*
  
  Rain
  
  ,
  
  j§^
  
  tedly.
  
  Inexhaustible sea. ^fciJ/ V
  
  'j~i4-
  
  jl
  
  j^tJ
  
  Innumerable army.
  
  To find (the trace) of a. th. A ji§CJ To wipe [tears) with the finger. To refuse, ^t i^Cj a .-i&vj C«&»j o ^j^ to reject a. th. To abstain from. ,
  
  J
  
  Y\T
  
  (
  
  cr=
  
  Leopard, tiger, oj/Jj jjXjj 53^,J panther. She-panther, tigress. Streaked or wollen gar-
  
  Teasing, spite.
  
  ^
  
  Bitter word.
  
  rU P
  
  Indigo-pigment.
  
  Smoke-black for tattooing. Nenuphar, aquatic plant._^^ _, Azarole, medlar-tree.
  
  ment. Iron
  
  /
  
  )
  
  •^
  
  hook
  
  for catching
  
  To
  
  a wild beast.
  
  j^ ^
  
  Spotted, striped,
  
  j^ ^
  
  tjj>
  
  '\'JJ, j,
  
  jj\
  
  streaked.
  
  "^Vholesome, salubrious
  
  dujj du;
  
  -fr
  
  Plane-tree.
  
  Sj>»Uj
  
  Spot, speck. -^ Number.
  
  ,,pSLj
  
  ^J^ "^
  
  -nv-> j-^
  
  diffuse its
  
  (musk).
  
  perfume
  
  CJ
  
  i
  
  To spread an odour
  
  >^
  
  o (wind).
  
  To relate (talks) malevolently. To fill (speech) with lies. To sow discord between.
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  ojJ "j
  
  (water). Unimpaii'ed (honour).
  
  _^i»
  
  Tiger-like, striped, spotted.
  
  Angry. *—5.M-',J *—Sl^JJ
  
  J^J
  
  Saddle-cushion.
  
  To
  
  Jj
  
  hide, to conceal
  
  SJ^
  
  oJoJ.i
  
  ^ *J^j
  
  liJ
  
  A
  
  "^
  
  u_iJ
  
  ^^J
  
  i
  
  -5^
  
  slander a.
  
  o.
  
  tj
  
  to.
  
  be rancid (butter).
  
  conceal
  
  a. th.
  
  from
  
  a. o.
  
  —
  
  Ring-dove.
  
  Movement,
  
  jt
  
  fi>
  
  ,j-X^^j
  
  Confidant. Lion's den.
  
  ^
  
  j_,-x»\y
  
  _n^vi
  
  u-_>^U)lj
  
  credit
  
  of a. 0,
  
  -<>•
  
  •>
  
  Mosquito-curtain.
  
  Dull, of a
  
  dusky- ^_^ ^
  
  colour.
  
  Coniidant. fy-
  
  Austria.
  
  Austrian.
  
  .
  
  '^l
  
  'cS^'\
  
  dead.
  
  ^CJ
  
  tr-j^^
  
  ^y\^\
  
  i.
  
  e.
  
  is
  
  To streak the ground To embellish a ( wind ).
  
  To
  
  th.
  
  mutter a. th. Streaks made by the wind ^ on the earth.
  
  cr^ Wren
  
  LT-^y
  
  To acquire o'edit, repute Den of a lion. Gnat.
  
  he
  
  iij^ij
  
  j^
  
  Gabriel.
  
  To increase the
  
  i^u
  
  God has reduced him
  
  Slander, malignant ^^liJ ^ !U-*Jj report. Grating of a pen.
  
  Lurking-place, net of hunters. Dissembling, deceit. Law of God. <> Honour, character. Gnat.
  
  The Angel
  
  xL^J life.
  
  to silence,
  
  ^^^ tr-^"^-*
  
  J c
  
  jijJl
  
  Wild thyme.
  
  ^^_^,
  
  Hen-louse.
  
  jii
  
  ^J>
  
  .
  
  Backbiter, intriguer.
  
  in the
  
  u-'^
  
  To sow discord between. cnJ ^'J'\ To be hidden, concealed (affair). ^_,_^ To conceal o.'s self. ^\ Ichneumon, Egyptian rat. Ferret. Weasel.
  
  nobody
  
  —
  
  C-iJ a ^;-J
  
  lay in a lurking-
  
  is
  
  house.
  
  ojj
  
  place (hunterj.
  
  if
  
  ^jcJ -^ ji^ (coin). Cheating. Enmity. Nature. Essence.
  
  ^ ,_^lJj
  
  sow discord between. comunicate a secret
  
  —
  
  itj
  
  Vice, defect. Counterfeit
  
  There
  
  (a secret).
  
  To To To To To To
  
  Slanderer, malevolent reporter. Ant, louse. «i;jj '^j
  
  (bird).
  
  Water-cress. White spot on the nails. Streaked (garment).
  
  •<•
  
  Model, pattern, sample. To be spotted, streaked \yj a
  
  ^
  
  _^ ^
  
  (cloud).
  
  To become angry. J^j JJj — To be angry, wicked. To frown (the face). -^ To a J^ mark, to number a. th. To find clear water. _^ji ^^7_t To be like a panther, to be spotted. To burst into threats. -^ To be numbered. wish, to prepare
  
  To
  
  evil to.
  
  J
  
  —
  
  To
  
  feel
  
  "^
  
  a formication, a
  
  To
  
  a J*j
  
  To
  
  To walk like a shackled manj>u To b3 disorderly ( mob jti.7 Ant. ( un. ~^^ a;j ) Jl;; ^ J^-^j jj Small pustules. Lie. Crack on a horse's hoof.
  
  To lie. To have
  
  j;j
  
  Remainder of water
  
  iujj iUJj
  
  i^j
  
  iLJ
  
  ^ Jw
  
  (place). Fiery (horse). Dexterous, light-handed. Slanderer, jii;^ JiL«_, JuJj
  
  — Jj
  
  Tip
  
  J^'lj
  
  t>*>'1 «•
  
  
  iiJU
  
  *^'>
  
  *'^'^J
  
  of the fingers.
  
  Written
  
  closely. jt^j Ji^ Damaged by ants. Tongue. J>ii>^ To be amazed, astonished. C^ a <J To grow. To be saturatedi^j o UJ with dye ( colour ). < To progress,
  
  attribute (talks) to.
  
  report
  
  To grow
  
  ;
  
  fly
  
  Freckled. Variegated.
  
  Waved
  
  To
  
  Jl^
  
  fi>
  
  A -
  
  '^ ^p *
  
  Progress.
  
  lJj CU To rise ( water, saturated ( dye). To
  
  'XLJ^ svilj
  
  i
  
  To be away (game).
  
  u^
  
  CaiJ o
  
  -ft"
  
  Month. Plucked
  
  feathers.
  
  ^^^ ij^CiJ
  
  loj'b (hair, plant).
  
  Depilatory
  
  u^z*^
  
  tweezers.
  
  ;
  
  a. th. to.
  
  Maniier. way. Car-
  
  u'^
  
  T
  
  i^iii
  
  '
  
  j
  
  ^/»lii;_J
  
  jt J iri;J
  
  —
  
  JaJJ
  
  J»Cj^
  
  1_j
  
  isw
  
  ^
  
  -ft-
  
  JaiJ
  
  pet, saddle-cloth.
  
  In this
  
  manner.
  
  Jail)
  
  They are of the same
  
  oa-
  
  Ij
  
  I
  
  lia Jt
  
  iaiJ
  
  ^
  
  ip
  
  sort.
  
  grow. give growth, increase
  
  '•»
  
  J;', ,
  
  (cattle)
  
  of a mountain, ji^j — ^; -ftChoice part of a tribe. Abundance
  
  Summit
  
  of goods.
  
  To
  
  to.
  
  fi>
  
  slap a.
  
  eye).
  
  ,
  
  To write
  
  ^\
  
  on (the
  
  o.
  
  To write
  
  (a book) elegantly
  
  Small ant. Louse. Double thi'ead rolled up into a
  
  «^^
  
  Affected (speech).
  
  tLj
  
  To
  
  ?»
  
  (2;j o
  
  ji5
  
  -ft-
  
  A
  
  ;
  
  jXj
  
  to adorn, to embellish (a book).
  
  To produce
  
  V
  
  a
  
  (a book).
  
  ^ To promote, to further a. th. To spread (malignant re- Sj A rj] ports). To hit and wound (the game). To grow, to rise. J^i To rise in the air (hawk). ^^iJ'lj J^jJ To trace back o.'s origin to. Jl J^[
  
  stoneless dates
  
  Jw
  
  (palm-tree).
  
  Middle part of a
  
  i*oad.
  
  Book.
  
  ^^
  
  Ofiensive smell.
  
  Letter elegantly written. jiJCj Stoneless date. slander
  
  '.
  
  J^'\j ,yCJ
  
  a.
  
  Jjj
  
  ^
  
  *^
  
  o JiJ
  
  -ft-
  
  to disclose a. th. maliciously.
  
  ball.
  
  Growing.
  
  (blade).
  
  To pull out (the hair). To sprout (p^ant). ^/»iJ< To depilate herself (woman). ,j^i5 To pasture on the first herbage
  
  Needleful.
  
  To raise a. th. on. *~ J^ To stir (the fire). A J^^ — To b3 related to a. o. (event). Jl, Ij To relate (an event) to. \ * ^j — ' To increase, to tij\^ Jlj ~c^, J^ To
  
  il;j -^
  
  \.a^J:J ^ji^.
  
  Ctf l,.Uj
  
  -ft-
  
  to increase (goods). price).
  
  in
  
  To show -^
  
  un. il;j ) JJi^j a picture.
  
  (
  
  on the skin. Streaks Sword, dagger.
  
  Down, small
  
  a. th. to.
  
  Growth, increase.
  
  J jj^ * —
  
  jj'ii
  
  (the wheat).
  
  Freckles, specks j
  
  -ft-
  
  to thrive.
  
  To
  
  in his ear.
  
  Slanderer, intiiguer.
  
  travellers.
  
  o>liJb
  
  a,jLjJ
  
  Ci-;J
  
  /u.UaVl
  
  malevolent reporter. Boisterous (woman),
  
  ,>^l j-^j
  
  ',
  
  the skin spotted,
  
  He whispered •^ To moisten
  
  iUj,
  
  in a basin,
  
  Swarming with ants
  
  ^j-tj
  
  freckled.
  
  iUJ
  
  Ant-hill.
  
  Slander, backbiting,
  
  bare
  
  strip (a land)
  
  (locusts).
  
  ).
  
  Party of
  
  miarepreseut,^_;i4;'b,
  
  to traduce a. o.
  
  tingliDg (limb).
  
  -^
  
  Progressing.
  
  ^.u
  
  To climb 0)
  
  (a tree).
  
  j jjj
  
  jiJ
  
  — (
  
  •V To be
  
  out of breath, G4J a r-to to pant.
  
  To be worn
  
  ^^ a
  
  out
  
  i
  
  a
  
  ??i4jj
  
  i
  
  1
  
  YM
  
  r4j
  
  (clothes).
  
  To be traced clear
  
  To be To be worn
  
  (road).
  
  (afifair).
  
  ^.Jj'l
  
  beast
  
  out (clo-
  
  aflFaii* ).
  
  To elucidate fi — To wear out (a garof breath.
  
  5
  
  (meat).
  
  r-i^'t
  
  5^ rr^j
  
  A
  
  To cook (meat) insufficiently. To do (a work) imperfectly.
  
  followed the course o!>U ^ju^ T'i^-^\ of, he imitated such a one.
  
  Painful breathing, pan-
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  — To be
  
  rie
  
  Piain road.
  
  overtire a.
  
  a. 0.
  
  >»Jj a ^j^ -« I'^HO 5'>»JJ '''Wj I—f* insufficiently cooked iji^jj
  
  nient).
  
  To put (a horse) out To follow a track.
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  with blows. To refrain, to turn away. -^ To td'^ be half-dead from fatigue, blows.
  
  trace (a road).
  
  (an
  
  from.
  
  )
  
  deaden
  
  thes).
  
  To
  
  )
  
  Faculty of growing, ^l_^ ^ XJ'Sj growth. Created beings. Vine-shoot laden with J^"^ — grapes. To frighten away (a jg. 6 t3u -S-
  
  r-i^
  
  fi> i
  
  w^Oj
  
  Ij
  
  k_4^'
  
  '^
  
  cooked (meat).
  
  Insufficiently
  
  "ff^
  
  l^j'l
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  a ^^J
  
  C4j a v-fjj
  
  To plunder, to carry off ( spoils). To bite a. 0. on the heel (dog), »_4J To carp at, to bite a. 0. in i ^\jj —
  
  ting.
  
  jf
  
  Well traced road. Manner of action. To become swollen la^ o a -4? -Hand rounded (breasts). To be
  
  words.
  
  To
  
  filled
  
  To have rounded To rush upon Jl
  
  breasts.
  
  J
  
  _,
  
  o^Jj
  
  — To
  
  » _^i;
  
  :
  
  ,J^\
  
  fi>
  
  To
  
  (strides).
  
  A
  
  ^^.aUj
  
  quarrel about (a spoil).
  
  (the enemy).
  
  The (horse) won the %ij^ o
  
  w4^'l
  
  'ifjlf\
  
  race.
  
  -^
  
  Plunder, booty.
  
  (horse).
  
  To come to blows with a To draw lots with a. 0.
  
  O.
  
  This
  
  S jJ>V>
  
  To fill (a vessel). To sigh to heave (breast ). To share together the expenses ;
  
  »_4j
  
  the time of
  
  is
  
  plundering. Prey, booty.
  
  in shutting
  
  the hand.
  
  Way
  
  ^li\
  
  of
  
  oC»J lli*
  
  ^jV^,
  
  ^
  
  ^j ^j ^j t^J
  
  Booty, plunder,
  
  jijij
  
  spoil.
  
  jS\5
  
  Raid.
  
  ^^
  
  Plunderer, ravisher.
  
  of a journey.
  
  breast. Strong
  
  i^j ^
  
  Winner
  
  ^, |'»
  
  Plundered. Place of plunder.
  
  w-iii>
  
  Abyss. Hell. Abyss of hell. I
  
  '
  
  ,
  
  (gii'l).
  
  Rushing upon.
  
  in a race(horse).
  
  o^j
  
  and fine horse. Dauntless, gallant mau. Lion. Name of a tribe. Share of common expenses. Aiij -4^ Round-*4^-> -^y ?r «^^j -^^ Elevated sand-hill. Quantity, measure. About one hundred.
  
  »_4j
  
  running.
  
  They assaulted 0. a. at war.iJ^I j To provoke a. 0. to fight. 5 j^JU.!.
  
  breasted
  
  another
  
  (
  
  give a. th. as booty.
  
  To make long
  
  a -4j
  
  i^y^, lo^J o
  
  To increase (a gift). To be line and strong
  
  Woman's
  
  with
  
  I'ace
  
  horse).
  
  (water-skin).
  
  I
  
  iCf5
  
  J,
  
  To growl To bray
  
  (
  
  lion),
  
  (ji^j
  
  Cr-^J
  
  i
  
  c4;
  
  (ass).
  
  To moan (man).
  
  of a lion.
  
  C^j
  
  -ii-
  
  j
  
  Growl
  
  Growling, braying. The throat.
  
  A'^ »i>
  
  -^ J^ ^
  
  Old.
  
  The
  
  c^'J\j c^j'-Jh 01*3
  
  lion.
  
  ]
  
  — To 1
  
  be
  
  oQj c.*Ij
  
  !!4ii^
  
  b ^j^j 04^ ,
  
  a ^^J "^
  
  opened, trodden (road).
  
  il[^ |
  
  Full (basin, vessel).
  
  Cream,
  
  fi*esh butter.
  
  o'J+j
  
  j^
  
  i
  
  |
  
  To open
  
  (a road).
  
  follow (a track).
  
  To a (?4^ a !»4j To clear (an affair).
  
  Y\e
  
  (
  
  )
  
  To seize (an opportunity). /b J^'l To seize a. th. hastily. He laughed immoderately. ^Sfclij'l j —
  
  Dish made of colocynth-seeds cooked with flour.
  
  Quantity, measure. Opportunity.
  
  To
  
  '
  
  ^^
  
  Seasonably, opportunely. Chief of a tribe.
  
  bite a. 0.
  
  C^J a
  
  Sj^J
  
  sj^J
  
  j*
  
  J^\ jaU
  
  Raising the chest in walk Surroundings of a -well.
  
  To
  
  }v
  
  jiv,i 'J^3
  
  (a.S3).
  
  j\^
  
  ^'Jl j^I*
  
  ^'
  
  ^j
  
  -«-
  
  (snake).
  
  a
  
  ^
  
  ^=
  
  to bite. Lion,
  
  bite a. th.
  
  u-i^*b a
  
  ^i^j
  
  Wolf. Lean, emaciated. Place of biting, bite.
  
  To
  
  jl
  
  (
  
  woman
  
  destitution
  
  ^ To
  
  ^
  
  ^r^ ^li
  
  cr->#^v
  
  a j'j'
  
  i
  
  -S-
  
  (
  
  ).
  
  fate).
  
  To reduce a. o. to To distress a. o.
  
  -^
  
  be out of breath, ( for
  
  )
  
  jX'
  
  to pant.
  
  shank).
  
  (
  
  Light-handed,
  
  jJ^Sj
  
  j
  
  j'
  
  ji-*Uj
  
  Bite.
  
  nn. ^i;;) jj^)
  
  ^ i;^ tj
  
  cj
  
  XJ 1
  
  light-footed.
  
  Acts of violence, iniquitous
  
  ^
  
  J.^ vV
  
  behaviour.
  
  Thin-legged.
  
  J-y^'' ojioail
  
  -
  
  Tearing her face with her nails (woman).
  
  To
  
  bite a. o.
  
  » j^.jT
  
  ^
  
  ^—
  
  ^
  
  ji^J
  
  from ;
  
  a -J. Ca-^j Ca;5 to stand up.
  
  -S-
  
  pand the wings
  
  for flying (bird).
  
  resist a. o., to struggle
  
  ^ jiiilj
  
  against.
  
  To
  
  stii',
  
  drive a. 0. back.
  
  out a.
  
  To
  
  -^
  
  call
  
  »
  
  —
  
  0.
  
  To reach water
  
  ^^'
  
  To
  
  flow (blood).
  
  a. th. in
  
  1j
  
  ,
  
  1^
  
  —
  
  ^j
  
  a
  
  be, to do
  
  the day-time.
  
  J^\ To be unsuc-
  
  cessful.
  
  To bleed incessantly (vein). To make (a river, blood) to flow. To widen (a woimd). To drive a. 0. away roughly. •^ To upbraid, to oarp at a. c To flow abundantly, to become wide
  
  A^1
  
  (river).
  
  j^j _4^j jC»;"b Fluvial, rivei'-(fish).
  
  ^'t
  
  Day,
  
  Jv\
  
  River.
  
  oO^ij ^i J^i
  
  Young bustard. _^j sj^' «- By day and night. ijlp_j !ivJ Making a raid in the day-time, j^ Wide (river). Clear, bi'ight (day). ~ White grapes. j^}^^ 1
  
  Abundant thing
  
  ;
  
  j^
  
  much.
  
  to set a. o. on foot,
  
  Bed
  
  >
  
  ^
  
  J^ J^ \
  
  of a river. Channel of water.
  
  Dung-hill.
  
  To
  
  ^^^ oy^JJi
  
  s ^ja^'\
  
  walk Uj jl^j
  
  raise the chest in
  
  —
  
  (beast).
  
  To
  
  raise the head for pro-
  
  Cj— 1^,
  
  —
  
  tecting itself (beast).
  
  To shake
  
  To rise for. To set to (work). J j^\\ — To rise, to stand against. uTo rush upon (the enemy). jl, — To stand erect (plant). To ex- j^ jT To
  
  A J^
  
  dig (a channel) for a river.
  
  be at hand, to draw ij^J a jiJ -Snear (event). To rise for taking a. th.
  
  Hawk.
  
  sitting
  
  -ft-
  
  raid
  
  To
  
  eat a. th. greedily.
  
  rise
  
  a^'
  
  the day-time.
  
  To To
  
  Glorious, splendid day.
  
  Distressed. Emaciated.
  
  Lion.
  
  sy^,
  
  To make a
  
  j.
  
  day-time.
  
  To be thin (arm, To bite o. a.
  
  To To
  
  flow abundantly blood, river
  
  ~ To
  
  \-\\
  
  c-'V
  
  sj-yvi
  
  /bj » Ci-iJ
  
  .
  
  with the front teeth. To sting a. o. ( serpent ). To tear ( her face ) from grief
  
  (
  
  by digging.
  
  To snap a. th. To outrage a. o. Hawk.
  
  Wont
  
  Sigh, moan.
  
  strike
  
  (the head).
  
  udder
  
  the
  
  To of
  
  Sj
  
  its
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  mother
  
  (youngling). To drive a. o. back. He shook the bucket Ji.J\ J _^jj u — in the well.
  
  To draw near seize
  
  to a. 0.
  
  To
  
  A j^Sj
  
  (an opportunity). To overtake
  
  (the game To compete
  
  :
  
  hunter).
  
  together.
  
  lj»G5
  
  I
  
  (
  
  c/^
  
  Y\'\ )
  
  Curtailment of a poetical metre. d»4J Weakening, consumption. i3C4j Energetic, brave, fearless, dl^j lil^lJ Strong (camel) : sharp (sword). dU«j Cause of weakness, of exhaustion. :i§C4U
  
  Weakened by disease. il>J^^ To drink a first '9<^^J "^ a J^j -Hdraught. To quench ( thirst). To be thirsty. <>• To be jaded, exhausted. It is
  
  enough for the pre-
  
  J—i^'l
  
  o!>^
  
  A
  
  -
  
  draught, a gulp.
  
  4I4J
  
  j^
  
  s
  
  <^j (o^j
  
  C+J a
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  (camels).
  
  To roar (lion). To sigh, to C^ — moan (man). To cast (stones) at a. 0. i_, C-jJ a — To be greedy j iiCjJj C^' ^j a of (food). To be eager for. To sigh, to moan with a. o. i
  
  2?
  
  ^
  
  ^a
  
  2(
  
  Inordinate appetite. Gluttony. Insatiable desire. Need, want.
  
  Greedy insatiable. Glutton Blacksmith. '^Si^j IfS^j ^4;
  
  ^
  
  j,\^
  
  >^Hi»
  
  Fond, enamoured of. kj — Submissive (she-camel). ^~ftC> ^ j^^t Carpenter's workshop.
  ,^
  
  ^
  
  "^J
  
  a J^j
  
  ,
  
  j4j
  
  liJ
  
  -^
  
  prohibit, to forbid a. o. from. desist
  
  from
  
  (a
  
  ^ jf\j
  
  ,
  
  ^^
  
  design).
  
  To be
  
  to.
  
  To
  
  intelligent, prudent,
  
  J»
  
  0.
  
  5-:i
  
  incite a. 0. to.
  
  Hard (ground). Standing, getting up, rise.
  
  Injustice.
  
  ability.
  
  Ready
  
  to fiy (chicken). Active
  
  (workman). PL Strong and
  
  tall
  
  a
  
  ^^j
  
  i
  
  jjj -^
  
  To bray (ass). Wild rocket ( plant). Throat of an
  
  ass.
  
  Two
  
  projecting bones in the pU^Uj jaw of hoofed animals.
  
  To win a. o. To wear threadbare
  
  irt^J a dlf^ a' (clothes). *
  
  — -S-
  
  —
  
  He ate to excess. <^j ^uL)t ^j^ — He blackened his character. iS'y-, — To enervate a. o. (wine), a (S^ a — To weaken a. o. (fever). To exhaust (a pond, the udder). * — Do charge the /^2J1 «^j \_^^\ enemy energetically. To exhaust (wine). ^is^ a iUJ To 5 CU4.5J \j XS'l^jj *6*4ij VX^J a 'tX^ ,
  
  Insatiable.
  
  J^J
  
  J-
  
  arouse, to stir a.
  
  emaciate and exhaust
  
  Carpeuter. Owl. MonK.
  
  0^*4-'
  
  fi>
  
  ;
  
  To To
  
  be roused, set on foot. rise for.
  
  iS-^j (J\4Jj U4J a
  
  Exhausted, jaded. Watering-place. Halting-jjfc(> ^ place in the desert. Touib. Grave. Bounty. J^l*j Ji^t thirst. Thirsty. -^
  
  ^
  
  To To To
  
  Helpers of a man, as brothers, servants. Rising often. Difficult roads.
  
  Ji;;
  
  Quenching his thirst. Going to the J»\yj JCjJ water (men, beasts). Drinking, quenching his \^
  
  chide
  
  J, I^JiaG-j
  
  the other in (the fight).
  
  camels.
  
  ty.
  
  o^
  
  They rushed one upon
  
  Incitement, rousing. jfc
  
  time.
  
  Thirs- ji^j ii^j Jj^j J^Jj
  
  u^*J
  
  (wind).
  
  Rush towards.
  
  First watering, first drinking.
  
  To
  
  drive the clouds along
  
  Power,
  
  seut.
  
  To water (camels) for the first tlrue. To irritate a. 0. To water (a seed-plot) for the first
  
  dl.
  
  To
  
  sji^
  
  a
  
  ^ >4J
  
  To punish
  
  a. o. (fever).
  
  ^ diij"1j,^5s4jj
  
  Vfet+J
  
  ^ '^^
  
  a. 0. severely
  
  To be weakened, exhausted by disease. To be brave, dauntless.
  
  \^k^ dLjj
  
  sTlij o
  
  w4j
  
  To be strong. To lessen the character of. x <^'^\ To violate the honour of. To be undone, dissundered- To be i^i'i. parted (fingers). To be fi'eed (slave).
  
  ^ ojl Infinite,
  
  C
  
  boundless.
  
  oUii
  
  utmost degree. Gram. Last forntis of plui'al.
  
  Issue, end,
  
  V
  
  j\i.
  
  J^-i* f.^J>i\
  
  —
  
  To rise painfully. ^(yJij \*y o 'U To fall down from fatigue. — He groaned under the Ji.?'t;
  
  -ft-
  
  of another (star).
  
  To oppose a. 0. To overwhelm a.
  
  » t\^jjj %vycj> ijU 0.
  
  t
  
  i\;\
  
  st\J|^
  
  (burden ). To ask a gift from a. 0. s fULU^ Star setting at '^ij jT^j '\'^i\ ^ »y the rising of another. Star foreboding rain. Rain. -^ Storm. More clever in astronomy. 'ly \
  
  j ^>U "^ »fej
  
  supply, to
  
  '^'i'j
  
  Q>' o
  
  the place of
  
  fill
  
  fcjlj
  
  a. 0.
  
  -fi-
  
  To
  
  act as lieutenant, agent in.
  
  To come back
  
  ^Sui
  
  jl^
  
  ^
  
  Ij
  
  Ij
  
  j^
  
  That man,
  
  JQ-j^ r,^ i'^^j d4-'j
  
  men are sufficient for That woman suffices sl^1
  
  c/L
  
  ^U^
  
  thee.
  
  those
  
  ^
  
  Zicij
  
  to thee.
  
  attain the utmost
  
  ^/'^''J ^A'
  
  degree.
  
  To come to (a pond). J^J 1 — To perform, to accomplish Sj a. th. -^ To hint at, to warn a. 0. To transmit, to deliver a, th. to.Ji^ A — To be performed, finished J».ii'\j (/"LL^ To stagnate in a pond (water). ^&UJ To abstain, to refrain ^f Ji^'h ~ fi>
  
  from.
  
  To To
  
  ^ I^aUJ
  
  desist mutually from.
  
  bring, to lead
  
  a. 0. to.
  
  J
  
  «_<
  
  1^
  
  ^S'l kj
  
  Prohibition, interdiction. Influential
  
  Pond
  
  men.
  
  -i^j
  
  jjil
  
  '^j
  
  J
  
  'C*^
  
  b
  
  *;
  
  1
  
  ^
  
  jjUt Jy
  
  J^j,J
  
  of stagnating water.
  
  consecutively Ji
  
  ^jiJ b —
  
  Prohibition. Understanding,
  
  ^J ^ X^
  
  wariness.
  
  to.
  
  To come back
  
  to (God
  
  :
  
  J
  
  1.
  
  t_)C Ij i_j^
  
  To overtake a. 0.
  
  Extreme
  
  limit,
  
  vT-IjI^j.^
  
  5 v_jiiJb,Cyj (misfortune).
  
  To act by turns with a. 0. He appointed him in theo^
  
  'Xt'y
  
  »_iIj
  
  "6
  
  ^
  
  (jjlJ
  
  S uj^'I
  
  substitute, agent.
  
  level of
  
  To ask
  
  water.
  
  They are about one
  
  a. 0.
  
  to be
  
  Glas.s-fla,sk.
  
  ^««*''J
  
  That
  
  man
  
  ^j^3
  
  .suffices to
  
  He
  
  is
  
  a
  
  -lij^
  
  ^
  
  Bottom of a
  
  <-/i^>.i
  
  Vy
  
  The Nubians.
  
  -Cfiil^
  
  «ij
  
  Ga
  
  Jaij
  
  thee.
  
  ^ *IaJ
  
  x^ vJ
  
  without con-
  
  iJ C»
  
  science. 'Q^j'I ;r
  
  i|>«^->
  
  ?
  
  "J^i^,
  
  r
  
  ,*iJ .*J
  
  cautious. valley
  
  «Cj
  
  ^ *3-l>
  
  «li^^
  
  retaining water.
  
  wooden dam.
  
  ( un. tj, _^' ) tjyj ^^y Turn, time. Space of time. ,^y ^ *j'^ Opportunity. Troop of men. Fit of fever. -^ Release of a watch.
  
  Obstruction End, limit.
  
  Body
  
  Prohibited things.
  
  x;^3l u^.J\j jil by turns.
  
  'V-
  
  'W^J
  
  a\'y
  
  man
  
  By
  
  iJjtilj ^'jk
  
  2^'
  
  «i^ljj
  
  *^^
  
  Conscience.
  
  Wary,
  
  turns.
  
  li^
  
  End, term. Completion. Sufficient, replacing another.
  
  a substitute, lieutenant. Stage in the desert. A day and a ^y night's journey. Strength. Vicinage. Altogether, entirely.
  
  »C»i) 'lij,
  
  hundred.
  
  To do a. til. by turns. J^ j \i ^jjCj To relieve o. a. To alternate with. To act by turns in. J ^jCJl, To come back consecutively to s — a. 0. To happen to a. o. (event). To appoint a. o. as a s i_iU5-Ll.
  
  keeping watch
  
  ~
  
  ju
  
  Wisdom, prudence. Quantity, measure. Highest
  
  place of such a one.
  
  of soldiers
  
  "^Svj '^Ij
  
  ^r
  
  utmost degree.
  
  sinner).
  
  •^
  
  to
  
  to,
  
  reach (a place).
  
  To
  
  burden.
  
  To rise against a. o. J'l — — To crush a. o. ( burden). 5, To set at the rising '\:X^\j,\ty —
  
  To
  
  To come
  
  *,
  
  Wary, prudent man.
  
  What
  
  is
  
  forbidden.
  
  High-minded.
  
  sC^ii Slii/^
  
  jQI;i
  
  iic
  
  j>3 '
  
  ftiJ'
  
  "oU;S
  
  jijl t^^Ci/
  
  Y\A ) < Music.
  
  C
  
  ^y
  
  Weeping much.
  
  By
  
  ^ ^1^
  
  l^JI^
  
  Turtle-dove.
  
  ^\yj
  
  Wind
  
  xk::]
  
  blowing contrarilv to
  
  -
  
  level (the &.j,^7 j^jVl ^^.^
  
  earth
  
  :
  
  ^U
  
  <
  
  Lieutenancy, vice-royalty
  
  -»
  
  Instead
  
  substitute,
  
  Cli^j \i\yj
  
  o iU »•
  
  \>'y
  
  vice-gerent. <•
  
  Parliament,
  
  Quotidian (ague). Misfortune.
  
  oUU'^
  
  Lieutenancy, vicariate. leading to the water. :
  
  t_;lji)l ,_r-^'*
  
  wJI^J
  
  escape
  
  :
  
  ,^\^
  
  ,jj)
  
  Ji^ ,_^:;i
  
  _^
  
  to God,
  
  penitent.
  
  from
  
  fire)
  
  /yJij jU
  
  a^ ^
  
  —
  
  j>Ljj
  
  />
  
  afar.
  
  To brand
  
  j
  
  'jj
  
  Jyj
  
  \j\'y^j
  
  O'^J
  
  b^ -
  
  to suspicion (woman).
  
  give light, to illumine J a. th. : to enlighten a. o.
  
  j\
  
  fi>j
  
  s
  
  —
  
  To fascinate a. o. (wizard). o>^* U — ' To tattoo (the arm). ^ jp To abuse a. o. s jju To appear. \j\'j}[ jjl]j s^Ul. j^\ To light up, to illumine ^ Zj\5{ j0 ] (a house). To elucidate (a question). To anoint o.'s self y^\j juj'i^, yy-, ,
  
  with depilatory paste. To be lighted up (hou.se).
  
  a. o.
  
  -M-
  
  boatman.
  
  :u;_yj 'J,!^
  
  >L
  
  !r "ii
  
  dissemble.
  
  ^y ^ j^y
  
  To coo (dove). To wail for, to bewail death
  
  ^
  
  %.'y o ^k>
  
  Cv^
  
  the
  
  ^ij
  
  -R-
  
  jtj s
  
  —
  
  of.
  
  face one another
  
  CaJJ
  
  li-kij ^JIj
  
  (wailing women).
  
  To To
  
  dangle.
  
  ^'yj
  
  be seated opposite
  
  tains
  
  ).
  
  (
  
  To blow from
  
  moun-
  
  ^jGj opposite sides
  
  (winds).
  
  To
  
  wail, to lament.
  
  To howl
  
  ^liLL
  
  ^
  
  (wolf).
  
  To make
  
  a. o. to
  
  Weeping,
  
  (
  
  5 —
  
  weep. un. ~^'y
  
  ^
  
  ^Cjj
  
  ^y
  
  wailing for the dead. jUxJ-lj
  
  To be enlightened (man). from.
  
  oU
  
  Stingy.
  
  Hurricane, storm.
  
  To
  
  crops).
  
  To ask light To overcome
  
  •<>•
  
  G-C^j *>-Cjj \>\jj ^^jjj
  
  To blossom (plant). Sjliijljlj. lis _^; jy To liave its stone formed (date)^ Jy To gleam ( dawn ). To ripen ( cornTo
  
  Oy o
  
  totter, to reel in
  
  walking.
  
  To
  
  a hot iron.
  
  To give no ground
  
  •^
  
  To
  
  Sailoi",
  
  (a camel) with
  
  yjc^
  
  eve-
  
  niug.
  
  j^Uillj
  
  to take flight.
  
  perceive (a
  
  v'^'
  
  Road
  
  Coming on morning and shine, to glow.
  
  ^
  
  Abundant spring-rain.
  
  Coming back
  
  i^j
  
  Chamber
  
  of deputies.
  
  :
  
  head from sleepiness. To swing (bough).
  
  ^ ^'^ Member
  
  ^y,
  
  i_,|Jjj
  
  (of parliament).
  
  ^
  
  X'-k!'>,\j
  
  :
  
  ^ xjCj
  
  of, in lieu of.
  
  Lieutenant, delegate,
  
  •i^.y
  
  land.
  
  -tf-
  
  To To To
  
  oUj
  
  dele-
  
  ;
  
  gation.
  
  Kneeling-place of camels, oUG/^ ^ ^U> station, stage, Climate hence almanac. the
  
  ^ X\y
  
  Musician, a Sentinel, jjsijyj 'JC'J Band, body of musicians. "CiMy
  
  t)-
  
  God).
  
  Halting-place, station, stage.
  
  To nod
  
  *j'^t»
  
  ^y
  
  dent.
  
  To make (a camel) tokneel.j siJI.^ul To halt in (a place). o— To befall a. o. (misfortune). o>Uj — To besiege (a town). jtj J — To kneel. ^\jzL\j ^'jjj Rtmote
  
  *j>
  
  ?-
  
  turns.
  
  Misfortune, distress, acci-
  
  another. Funeral house. Mourning-place. «; \J
  
  To
  
  oCy
  
  Concert, or-
  
  chestra. Musical-box.
  
  Hired wailing-women.
  
  ^
  
  j^
  
  jLir-^V le.
  
  —
  
  Mournei'-women. The Patriarch Noah,
  
  Wailing of the dead. Funei'al ceremony.
  
  ^y
  
  'Cj
  
  '^y *»CJ
  
  5
  
  jay vear
  
  sian
  
  new
  
  :
  
  C
  
  Y\\
  
  year's day. n Au-
  
  )
  
  Fire.
  
  j\'ji \j jCjj jyj olf'yj u'InJ Heat of war. Brand. Advice.
  
  tumnal equinox.
  
  To
  
  Cy
  
  CuL^j
  
  dangle, to
  
  o ^"i
  
  ^
  
  swing (thing).
  
  To drive (the cattle). To halt in (a place). To move, to tcss a. th. To be set in motion by
  
  j'
  
  Cy —
  
  a Steamer.
  
  ^
  
  Fiery. .^ Burning.
  
  ^ the
  
  ^'y,
  
  ^i;
  
  \
  
  'i>
  
  Cobvi^eb.
  
  v:j^5Ciii)l
  
  —
  
  'lS-'S^
  
  ^ly
  
  Dangling, tossed, Sepulchral ^j/y
  
  ^ ^jj^j ^jj^ G
  
  funeral crypt. Sarcophagus.
  
  Lighted wick.
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  J^j^-Jj
  
  J:,\xj \j
  
  Cty
  
  ,
  
  cr^j -^
  
  To catch
  
  by the head or
  
  a. o.
  
  s
  
  —
  
  beard.
  
  He has helped him
  
  in obtai- i^i ^ Ji\5
  
  uing a benefit. To attack, to charge ^j (the enemy) in (a fight). To wipe (the hands with )
  
  j^ y Jjj\j
  
  ^x
  
  Ji*yj
  
  (a towel).
  
  To attack
  
  with (the
  
  i_j
  
  J.j\5
  
  spear).
  
  To
  
  s ^(xl'l^
  
  fitj
  
  from.
  
  To
  
  rescue
  
  a. o.
  
  from (danger),
  
  Strong man.
  
  i£y
  
  Skirmish. Quarrel. purple,
  
  jy^ ^
  
  —
  
  j./^ jij
  
  Fever.
  
  Dark
  
  C ?/n.
  
  s^y
  
  jC^
  
  \
  
  ^ j^
  
  uljjij jl^"'!
  
  ^ jy
  
  )
  
  body. Manifestation of truth.
  
  Daze
  
  Cologne-earth.
  
  ;
  
  The Virgin Mary Mother of light.
  
  lit
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  Holy Saturday in Holy J>:!i week. Luminous, n White dun-diver, ^j y Gipsy rogue. j^J ^ ;?j y ^ Diocese. Church-rate paid :L'ji,y ;
  
  -ff-
  
  to a
  
  Greek bishop.
  
  Self-heal {plant).
  
  Depilatory paste. Tattooing-
  
  Sjy powder. Tar, liquid pitch. Brand made with a hot iron. Cautious, unsuspected jji ^ J\'y
  
  woman. White flower. Blo.?som. ^ j ly ^ jly Month of may. jiy Lamp-black. Indigo. Auti^yj j/y •<>•
  
  mony-powder.
  
  o
  
  ^£j\jJ'
  
  violet-^j
  
  u^_,
  
  J^_jyji a
  
  C»y
  
  o ^\i -^
  
  colour.
  
  To lag behind. To rise towards. To escape
  
  ^
  
  from, to .shun *_«sCjij CoCJj
  
  ^-^hi^J a. o.
  
  l^^j '
  
  To move on. To set to (work)
  
  ^^j
  
  U9LL«_)
  
  JI~ U>y — Ca^ ~
  
  C\^'^j :
  
  to under-
  
  take I'an affair). To wish a. th. To spring up (horse).
  
  a ^ju ^ ^ul ^ja\.':~^\
  
  Luminous star in Corona Borealis.
  
  Sjb'l.
  
  j'.j^j
  
  Illumination.
  
  's3UI-ll
  
  Bright, brilliant. Lighting.
  
  drive, to take out
  
  ^^'y
  
  jj
  
  'jJilnJ -•j ij,VJ
  
  Illumination. Lighting. o. a.
  
  jiiJI
  
  j:,;
  
  jij
  
  Light. Luminous
  
  ZLl'J -^
  
  to catch a. th.
  
  •seize,
  
  J^
  
  som.
  
  ^\y
  
  Excellent white grapes.
  
  ;
  
  
  <
  
  nature.
  
  Dependent lock of hair.
  
  vault
  
  Flowei-, bios-
  
  ^^;
  
  wind (bough). Men. ( for ^ui ) ^\> Humanity, ( opp. tocj^kn ) dy^ >
  
  human
  
  Erysipelas (disease). Volcano.
  
  5-
  
  il^iJl
  
  Striking punishment, Such a one is gifted with prudence. Hatred. Small fire. Brighter. Fine.
  
  ;!>{.;
  
  ^ ,nj
  
  ^ ^uiJlj ^l1
  
  j'jlf
  
  <
  
  olij
  
  jyy _^
  
  sS^vJ
  
  oSo
  
  j'i
  
  ly ^
  
  s;;
  
  j;
  
  ;^' j^'^
  
  Lighting. Glowing.
  
  _j^
  
  Lighted place. Way-mark. Land- Jji
  
  mark. Surname
  
  of an Ethiopian
  
  jUJI
  
  J'i
  
  prince.
  
  Light-stand. Lantern.
  
  _P_U/Jj
  
  Light-house.
  
  jjj^ ^
  
  ij\jj
  
  Minaret of
  
  a mosque. Lighted gallery ; sky-light. j'yj. First day of the PerJj-^'j JjjyjP
  
  (Ame as the Pleiads. Suspended, hung np. Intrus^ J»yLi ted to. Adventitious people mixing in (a tribe). <>• Dependent upon. To be dependent C^
  
  i
  
  ^.iJj
  
  G^y o
  
  -fr
  
  f.lj
  
  (bough).
  
  To expand
  
  \£,'y o ^.u the wings for darting on its prey (falcon ). To be
  
  divide, to classify a. th.
  
  shake (a bough
  
  ;
  
  To a ^y
  
  wind).
  
  To be .«haken (bough). f.\^^\j f.y^ To branch off in species, to ^^; ramify. To be of vai'ious kinds. To walk ahead. j^ f.\s:2.\j pp; Class. Species, kind. Way. p\''J ^ p,y \
  
  Fruit freshly plucked. Thirst.
  
  z.l'y
  
  '
  
  ^^
  
  Specific.
  
  'j.'y
  
  Jaw, mandible.
  
  ^Cj
  
  ;Jj •»
  
  ^
  
  Burned with thirst. ^Q ^ ;,j_iJ Bent (branch). ;jiy ^ ^J Exhausted by f,Cj pC*^ ^ ;J U /JUhunger and thirst. Manner, wise. p\]^ Remote place. Branching off. pV^ i;
  
  Sorted.
  
  and high
  
  tall
  
  (camel).
  
  To be
  
  Cjy
  
  cilJ -{^ -if-
  
  To
  
  Movement. Strength
  
  To flash (lightning). C^y o j^^; -5^ To dangle, to swing. To go through (a country). J — To shake ofi'(a stake). To give a — To dip (cloth) in (the dye). ^ f^<J>y To show zeal in one's looks. ja\j^ To h-^ve ripe dates (palm-tree). Sink-hole.
  
  jaijj^h J^l^l ^ J^y Sacrum, rump. PI. Elevated pla-
  
  ces. Outlet'for water.
  
  Shelter, refuge.
  
  ^
  
  It oljlj
  
  i
  
  —
  
  a. th.
  
  To exceed, to surpass. Top of the hump. Ci-y
  
  ;fc
  
  ^C.>i
  
  O^Uj (_yy
  
  j^ kiU*^ wJ^ ^\'J ^ 1
  
  ^y
  
  of the hyena.
  
  to suspend a. th.
  
  To belong to a. 0. To be distant (house). To treat an affair) •^
  
  i_»
  
  J»G;;'ij
  
  A
  
  (
  
  without consulting. To be attached, annexed 4_, J»C:o'lj JaJ to. To be connected with. To suspend a. th. to a load. a hy
  
  To
  
  lend (a beast) to a. 0.
  
  ^j
  
  Ten and more.
  
  3_>ift
  
  Tall and high (camels).
  
  jl'j
  
  Excellency, eminence ( titles). <jD • Eminent, high, noble. Exceeding ^jj (a number). Tall and big (camel). ^CJ Overtopping (mountain). xL.J' j, yj^ Idol of the Arabs. oli» To remove the fat from {Jiy o jvJ -5$
  
  Hung up. hang to
  
  hy
  
  Additional weight a load.
  
  Date-basket.
  
  ^Q.j ^\'y^
  
  «•
  
  —
  
  ov^hy
  
  any thorny trees. Tumour on the breast or neck of a beast. Ground unreached by water. filled by the oozing of the
  
  Well
  
  Aorta-vein.
  
  1,^
  
  Jalt
  
  Two
  
  Scorpio.
  
  ^
  
  tree-boughs. distance. ^
  
  in (a camel). 5
  
  jy
  
  stars in LCj
  
  Suspensory of a skin, i,yj ^tTy'l ^ — of an urn or bow. Handle. Vein of the loins. hJJj ^ Lean meat. Ja; \5 Saddle-ornament. J?!^ Yellow bird of the passe- J»y7j 1»^ rine kind suspending its nest on
  
  Far
  
  flesh.
  
  break
  
  » 5 J»OXj;.I.
  
  for carrying provisions.
  
  Extent of a desert.
  
  favour.
  
  train, to
  
  LUj'lj
  
  — — —
  
  sides.
  
  Excess, redundance. Benefit, ^'Z^ ^'J
  
  To
  
  -»-
  
  1»U
  
  Gizzard. Thicket of tamarisks
  
  a. th.
  
  overlook, to over-
  
  top
  
  o
  
  high, eminent,
  
  exceed, to overtop
  
  To
  
  or a. th
  
  Refuge, shelter.
  
  To hang,
  
  manner.
  
  To be
  
  Start.
  
  0.
  
  vent to (water).
  
  thirsty.
  
  To
  
  )
  
  To move a. Wild ass.
  
  It is
  
  as far from
  
  JsU^
  
  ^'jS\ 'hi^ '/c-^ '^*
  
  AM
  
  C
  
  r^ Thou must do
  
  »'ir jii;
  
  dSy
  
  Js\'yj
  
  'J\
  
  That
  
  not convenient.
  
  is
  
  Ji^ii ill'i |_^iJ
  
  Gift, present. Kiss.
  
  x>'y
  
  Grace, favour.
  
  Idol of the
  
  (
  
  un.
  
  JJlJ
  
  xiJvJ )
  
  Arabs.
  
  ii;
  
  Receipt, acquisition.
  
  -^
  
  Holy
  
  u
  
  Jjt;7
  
  Coinrnnuion.
  
  Earrings.
  
  JU/J
  
  Weaving-loona. Way, manner.
  
  JS^
  
  <Jl>^J
  
  Jl^^*
  
  In this wise.
  
  Jljijt IJLa Jp a>li Jiy» Jt
  
  ^
  
  They are of the same .sort. Thou must do so.
  
  ijlT
  
  Jiij o1
  
  >i*'jiS--I
  
  Authoritative interpretation. .^ Holy Communion.
  
  ;ljU>J
  
  To (
  
  Oj'jjlJ
  
  To abate C^Qj ). To be dull
  
  sleep.
  
  o
  
  C«jj
  
  -wind, sea
  
  (
  
  j.'Ci
  
  market
  
  G
  
  ^ ).
  
  To be extinguished (fire). To be benumbed (liinb). To stop (artery) To. die. <> To lay down. — To be unmindful of. uc To rely upon a. o., Jl. ^L'a-IIj ^jU7j — .
  
  to trust in.
  
  To
  
  sleep
  
  more tlnn (ano-
  
  C»y o ^u
  
  i
  
  ther).
  
  :
  
  (
  
  attain puberty. feign sleep.
  
  To
  
  ^y; try
  
  jXiiLSi ^JUj
  
  to sleep. Sleep.
  
  ^I^j
  
  Poppy.
  
  yp\ a doze.
  
  ot»y
  
  95-
  
  I
  
  Trustworthy.
  
  ^ Well-being.
  
  Supple, raellowy (cloth). Streaks left on the sand by the wind. Wood for making arrows. ' have trust in him.
  
  ^'^
  
  "
  
  gleeping. M'^ay of sleeping.
  
  •
  
  His provisions will not suffice for one night. -•yj
  
  ^to
  
  j^y'i
  
  An.'
  
  i
  
  XC)
  
  ^yi
  
  X^\
  
  ^Q
  
  ?r
  
  x^j iJ
  
  *ij
  
  jQj 3yi o^
  
  Jo'j o^Jb 3'y'^i Sh^" Jiib J'S^L
  
  *^^^
  
  9r
  
  Cj\~»Oj Cj^\)j jijlj
  
  camel. she-camels.
  
  cU^i
  
  Young
  
  Clever manager.
  
  J\y
  
  Jj^h
  
  J^J
  
  Jl'
  
  food.
  
  Trained, broken in ( camel ). j^» Fecundated ( palm-tree ). Set in order.
  
  To be
  
  LTI^j
  
  Cfe.\}Jj
  
  \Sy
  
  -«-
  
  a i!y
  
  foolish.
  
  To
  
  find a. 0. fodlish.
  
  What
  
  a foolish
  
  To be foolish. To deem a. o.
  
  i-JT^jl
  
  >
  
  i)y>-l.tj
  
  foolish.
  
  iiyj S'jj
  
  give a. th. tj
  
  —
  
  »
  
  i}yj 6'y
  
  Foolish.
  
  To
  
  iJ}^
  
  s
  
  man!
  
  ^
  
  ii'jj]
  
  Ji; -»
  
  v;p
  
  5 jl i!j ?
  
  to a. o.
  
  To apply is
  
  o.'s self to.
  
  for
  
  cj
  
  him the time
  
  j;ij
  
  'J\
  
  —
  
  JJ
  
  iJ
  
  of acting.
  
  To be generous. ^UU, "^'J a Ju To bestow a. th. upon. Jj jpj j /b J^J To offei", to hand over a. th. j A JjU to.
  
  <^y
  
  Night-dress, blanket. Great beneficence.
  
  J^
  
  ness.
  
  This
  
  dearth).
  
  A nap,
  
  '-*
  
  mountain. Reddish white. Zeal, skill. Foppishness. Dainti-
  
  Foolishness.
  
  To make asleep, to lull a. o.s ^ulj ^y To vie in sleep with. » ^jU To kill a. 0. To find a. o. asleep. »^i3l To crush, to straiten people To To
  
  To* jy
  
  To do a. th. carefully. J j^-,j J^j To be refined in (dress, food). To choose a. th. » JicJl_ To be like a she-camel (camel), j^i;,) Top of a •J'si T 3^oJt'i '^^
  
  Refined in dress,
  
  Shipping, freight.
  
  •^
  
  J. (a palm-tree;.
  
  set a. th. in order.
  
  80.
  
  Gift.
  
  )
  
  To fecundate
  
  C«
  
  JS'
  
  ^ To
  
  give Holy Communion.
  
  To procure
  
  What
  
  a. th. for a. o.
  
  a bountiful
  
  man
  
  s
  
  —
  
  ^ /b JlJ
  
  1
  
  ir.jl C>
  
  I
  
  take, to reach a. th. ^ JjCjj J^ with the hand. <> To receive Holy Jjul::\ ^-j JjUj Communion. He reached such a place. \jS'o^'' ~ Generous giver. Jl^l ^ JlJ
  
  To
  
  Gift.
  
  Grace, favour.
  
  Gift.
  
  Manner, wise. Loom.
  
  J\yj Ju Ji}jl
  
  ^
  
  Jy
  
  To become
  
  ^ fat
  
  (
  
  (A
  
  she-
  
  %yy,i u;
  
  camel ). To have its stone fromed
  
  iS'y
  
  i
  
  <^^b i^P
  
  To perform (a business) •^ To mew (cat). ift a. 0.
  
  *
  
  -
  
  ^'y^\
  
  iSy
  
  carry out his designs,
  
  —
  
  y
  
  To rise against, to resist. 5 stju.'*. ^syi To be remote. To be in a jour- S^^S ney.
  
  To purpose a. th. x To carry out ( a design). To stop in (a place).
  
  j^
  
  is'^\j
  
  ^
  
  J'/^l
  
  y^^ 'j'
  
  Fat. grease.
  
  Fatness of a beast. Date- JjSj '\'ji'\ ruf-j
  
  Weight
  
  'j,
  
  Cj^'jJj ijjj fr
  
  «'j>^
  
  of five dirhems.
  
  Giy -^j c-Cj ^ i!; Scheme. Aim of a tra-
  
  Intentioa, purpose,
  
  resolution.
  
  Sympathetic
  
  friend. -^
  
  Mew
  
  (of
  
  j;J
  
  ^^Tj
  
  x^^j ^(^j ^;^j
  
  (
  
  Jl!
  
  f^y
  
  il-yj
  
  »?./".)
  
  ^^^
  
  sleeper.
  
  sleeper
  
  oC«y
  
  !
  
  Intention,
  
  '^j'j^ J^X
  
  ^
  
  '\'jj
  
  aim intended.
  
  To
  
  be raw, s^lij uncooked (meat).
  
  "Cjjj
  
  y
  
  |«jljj
  
  To do a. th. imperfectly. To cook (meat) insufficientRawness of food. Raw, uncooked (meat).
  
  jk
  
  ^
  
  ,jC>JJ
  
  i
  
  j\j
  
  tS>i>
  
  jU
  
  -<;^
  
  ^
  
  11;
  
  \:]]j
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  ;^ 'J
  
  -^j
  
  j
  
  'j,
  
  'j.
  
  Imperfect (action). Piu'e (mUk). Postfix of the isf person of the singular. Me.
  
  He struck me. To hit a. 0. on a canine
  
  j,
  
  Dream.
  
  c<0»U^
  
  ^ —
  
  Dormitory, sleeping-place. x^iiXj jMa Shop. Public-house. Night-dress. ;;:u; Grave.
  
  ^^
  
  Depressed land. To mark a noun with * Gj^ojj— o> ^ tanwin — - — To write the letter o To pronounce (a nunnation).
  
  The
  
  letter o
  
  Large
  
  Cj^y
  
  -^
  
  o'S^b oCuj
  
  -p-
  
  •
  
  Blade of
  
  fish.
  
  5 Coj
  
  i
  
  JLu
  
  tooth.
  
  -ir
  
  ^ fi>
  
  ted sword.
  
  sprout (plant).
  
  wl:;j
  
  w4j ^ Canine tooth, tusk, fang. Old she-camel. ^_j 't'J^J i-Jjlij i_iUj Ij
  
  I
  
  (_^; "^j
  
  •
  
  <^,y
  
  Nunnation [grammar).
  
  ccy>
  
  To grow (plant). olJ -SC»1jj ^y o To hoot (owl). To abstain from a. th. '^ (e>'y a o — To scorn at, to refuse a. th. To fill (cattle) without satiating 5 — them (herbs). To raise, to push a. th. a o'y To extol, to render ««.-t;j uj s oy i
  
  a. o.
  
  famous.
  
  To call a. o. about. To be praised. To be
  
  aj
  
  »yj oy
  
  *j^
  
  More illustrious than. ^^ o'y\ To intend, to A ^;j ^^j ^\y ijy -tt-
  
  \
  
  purpose
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  keep, to preserve a. o. (God), s
  
  emigrate from
  
  .
  
  J[ (a place) to (another). (date)-*
  
  ^j^IiJ-lj
  
  .
  
  .^
  
  <s'y
  
  i
  
  J^jlj ^'yi
  
  — — —
  
  stones.
  
  To go
  
  V^^ t ~
  
  —
  
  o^
  
  raised.
  
  Praise. Honom-able mention.
  
  — To cast
  
  t_j\j
  
  <:y
  
  chin.
  
  — To
  
  it.
  
  oy oy
  
  a sword. Inkstand. Fiij. Science. Jonah the prophet. Celebra- opt j'i
  
  Abstinence. is^fj^
  
  To bite with the canine teeth. To be old (she-camel). To bite the wood of (an arrow) for trying
  
  -S-
  
  Ij
  
  ^Ui
  
  Sleep.
  
  Piece of verses rhymed in o
  
  a cat).
  
  Camelg fed on dates. Fat (she-camel).
  
  «_.jiAJ Ij
  
  yu
  
  sleep.
  
  Lai'ge fish. Dimjjle in a child's
  
  veller.
  
  To
  
  Great
  
  laying
  
  :
  
  Soporific.
  
  Absence, remoteness. Intention, ^jy Course, direction, end of a journey. They have stopped. jr^y^
  
  stone.
  
  Confined to bed
  
  -^
  
  down. Night of sound
  
  Vile, base. Ignoi-ant.
  
  (date).
  
  To
  
  Sleeping.
  
  off,
  
  to be
  
  remote from.
  
  'j,
  
  jyj
  
  *!;
  
  i
  
  jy
  
  )
  
  A-r
  
  ( I'ent
  
  track of a road.
  
  Double-threailed (textile).
  
  j'i
  
  ^i'-jy.
  
  Strong (man). Big, fleshy (camel).
  
  ^ Gum of
  
  Cane-roll of a loom.
  
  more
  
  Cliicf of a tribe. Old she-camel.
  
  j\A
  
  distinct.
  
  Double-threaded (cloth). j-tU They are at variance. o'j{\ui ^iij To throb (ai-tery). CaU j^\j ^ To A VU'j ^Jj VUj 5Lj a JlJ * obtain, to procure a. th. He has impaired his j^ o^^ [:,; Ju i
  
  reputation.
  
  To To
  
  J
  
  fi>j
  
  b-
  
  3Ul Ju
  
  s
  
  fi>
  
  for.
  
  Attainment. Grace, favour obtained,
  
  The
  
  Indigo-plant.
  
  jIJ
  
  jjljj
  
  jjUj jli Indus jj
  
  iiljj
  
  The
  
  Nile.
  
  (river.s).
  
  iU j JJ
  
  Attainment. Difficult to
  
  What
  
  is
  
  JU'»
  
  be obtained.
  
  JuJ t
  
  obtained.
  
  Here he his. Here I am.
  
  -u-j
  
  break (them
  
  {dual) \)>'j\jLj (fern) Take, thou, ye.
  
  pi.)
  
  Ag>
  
  oj\»j Ji\»i ^JUj ('«•) i!Gs>
  
  One may say also. ( /".) (p/.) t^Uj jTUj (dual.)
  
  i;5'Gkj
  
  thou, ye.
  
  5
  
  oWG*
  
  of pause
  
  ^^|
  
  ^Uj
  
  ^^
  
  -^
  
  '-Gi
  
  cj>5CL)1
  
  'U
  
  {added after an alef \ ) as oU^'l \j To burst out laughing. uIa -^ To call, to chide ( dogs, ca- ^ — .
  
  mels).
  
  i
  
  cJi
  
  -ft-
  
  ^iJ
  
  -ft-
  
  :
  
  To
  
  I'est
  
  ^
  
  a
  
  God).
  
  (the dead)
  
  i-est
  
  in
  
  »
  
  iSJel' U»
  
  y^
  
  ^
  
  Hardened (bune). Eternal rest, death. To border 4> jClj jyj,!^'
  
  ^Q, Ji «
  
  •if-
  
  To
  
  —
  
  a. o.
  
  to die.
  
  ;
  
  —
  
  GJJ
  
  i
  
  -weave (a fabric).
  
  To call a. o. Warp, woof, border
  
  J^^
  
  '^
  
  j^^
  
  of
  
  -^
  
  ?r
  
  cloth.
  
  for oxen.
  
  ac^t/ef/
  
  to
  
  Appa-
  
  ^ —
  
  ol^y'j jCjI
  
  exclamatory sen-
  
  tences preceded by
  
  ^ or
  
  ij
  
  *
  
  -ft-
  
  .
  
  my oOjl Ci,o\j^l.> a pity! father 2° Post/ix of the possessive '^j j a
  
  What
  
  U
  
  pronoun 3°
  
  :
  
  Ij
  
  -ft-
  
  His, her, theii-s.
  
  Pre//'a: ofthe'jt.j
  
  ;^ ^ Ca
  
  «i^
  
  i^.S*
  
  personal pronoun of the 3'' person. He, him, she, her, it, both, them, they. 4° Prow own ^jo st/ixed 1«* ^ *
  
  o*
  
  nouns and
  
  verbs.
  
  »
  
  '
  
  i
  
  His, her,
  
  it,
  
  them. His wealth
  
  is
  
  great.
  
  j\iS
  
  He took her. He separated them.
  
  
  liAliil
  
  ^riJ^ Oj5
  
  u
  
  5° Demonstrative prefixed to
  
  -ft-
  
  />ronouns.
  
  Noisy laugher. Imperative of
  
  To blow (wind).
  
  ^
  
  to
  
  letter a.
  
  i
  
  baJ
  
  peace (God). To give rest to have not procured any ^'^ good to him.
  
  1" is
  
  [masc)
  
  -a^j (
  
  Take,
  
  The The
  
  To make
  
  fy
  
  U
  
  Here, hither. Oj» U 7" /« wied as a particle for siveariny. By God. ^t (a 8° Means. To take. u jl -U
  
  Cu2j
  
  ;
  
  Yoke
  
  '^
  
  ^'^\
  
  j.
  
  To become hard (bone). To harden (the bones) to
  
  j^J
  
  IjusV'a
  
  'Q;
  
  totter from weakness. V-U incline, to
  
  (cloth).
  
  Indigo-dye.
  
  vjU
  
  ^^^
  
  ^^
  
  be shaken ( bough).
  
  I
  
  th.
  
  a.
  
  ^
  
  1
  
  teeth.
  
  i
  
  To get
  
  4_,Cj
  
  Having long canine
  
  cjv
  
  the teeth. Clearer,
  
  !
  
  'liUj
  
  ^j Give.
  
  Vi^j
  
  To
  
  Q^J
  
  rise (star,
  
  Lj* o
  
  dawn).
  
  UU
  
  This, that.
  
  oli*
  
  |_^
  
  -{:}-
  
  These, those.
  
  L^
  
  -^
  
  6"
  
  /5 i^sccZ
  
  look!
  
  /*/•
  
  illlu*
  
  ,
  
  »1» , ja
  
  iiU.V^A'
  
  I
  
  ,
  
  as a demonstrative,
  
  s^V>a'
  
  Lo,
  
  C^*
  
  t )
  
  o^^j
  
  Shrinking from fear. Bewildered. Lowered. To squander (wealth). To strike a. o. with i_;
  
  £|ji o c-I*
  
  -S-
  
  rr^
  
  -S-
  
  s (itl* a
  
  To To scratch a. o. (body). -^ To
  
  fi>
  
  (a dog) -^
  
  To be swollen scratch
  
  o.'s self to
  
  Tumour on a
  
  To awake a. o. from sleep. ^a — — To quiver (sword). ^ijr^J L-a To be brisk, CCa j C-uaj C_^j Ua — quick-paced (man, beast). hast thou oaIa'cj:*^ ci
  
  Whence
  
  (a stick). To cause (a limb) to swell. kill
  
  c^j^
  
  come?
  
  ^jJa
  
  (cat).
  
  To
  
  cut, to sever
  
  a. th.
  
  ^!4;
  
  To be
  
  blood.
  
  ^
  
  *i*j
  
  put to flight.
  
  absent, unperceived.
  
  Striped (gazelle).
  
  f^c?*
  
  Peevish, dull (man). -^ Scrat-
  
  -^4*^
  
  He set about doing. To be absent, remote
  
  ched.
  
  o
  
  1.-*
  
  CC*
  
  -
  
  ^ CCj» a
  
  fi'om.
  
  Having a swollen
  
  face.
  
  CofFee-pestle.
  
  *^yi\ ^r^^i^j
  
  —
  
  !r^4^ "^
  
  't^i^'* ?r
  
  Gardens
  
  in
  
  Yemen.
  
  strut, to
  
  ~
  
  ^Ur*l. ^r*'i
  
  t.^'S*" "^
  
  'V^
  
  have a self-conceited gait. Soft boy. girl. Stupid
  
  man. Large
  
  *i4r*
  
  -^ '^4r*
  
  river.
  
  To
  
  collect * Ju^'lj -i^jj U^i -v» and cook (colocynth-seeds). To feed a. o. with (colocynth- a » ,
  
  i
  
  -ft-
  
  cause (the wind) to blow (God). arouse a. o. from (sleep). ^^^
  
  To To To To
  
  Colocynth and its seeds. j..^j SJ> To be Ju£*lj XaIj ijiij , IJi^A i JuA -K-
  
  be
  
  worn out (garment).
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  ^^J^
  
  cut, to split a. th.
  
  lJi^[
  
  fii
  
  cause (the wind) to blow* L4z.It (Gild). To ask for the blowing of ( the wind). Blowing of the wind. Vjc* Atoms, motes, fine dust in the ^Li
  
  —
  
  seeds).
  
  * ^a * L~»1
  
  To rend (a garment). To brandish (a .sword). To
  
  ^
  
  Drain for collecting ^^lA'^ ^ » water. Depressed land. End of a valley.
  
  To
  
  Ua
  
  To be
  
  -fil*
  
  she-camel's udder,
  
  'Suaj
  
  (sword).
  
  air.
  
  Once, one time. A blowing. *^ Short space of time ; long zIaj — time. Last remains of morning-twilight.
  
  quick, bri.sk.
  
  _
  
  Swift (ahe-camel).
  
  a^l>*
  
  To To
  
  i^
  
  be fleshy (camel). cut (meat) in large
  
  ?r
  
  •-V'^
  
  a ^vi
  
  -ft-
  
  \j^i o -nL*
  
  pieces.
  
  To carve a (meat) to
  
  ^ tyj> o^ —
  
  slice of
  
  J^\
  
  xIa
  
  Piece of a garment.
  
  ^2p>,
  
  ^
  
  *i*
  
  Ragged gar-
  
  vVr*^
  
  V^
  
  w.Ja j >r^yA.3
  
  Violent wind.
  
  beast J^l
  
  meat without s^j* bones. Shell worn as an amulet. Depi'essed land, sand- jja_j j^l ^ j\f> piece of
  
  vi-^J
  
  bark
  
  ).
  
  "^.y^-i vL>r*
  
  C^lf^ ?-
  
  chide
  
  V*^
  
  ^
  
  a v«r* To quiver ( looming ). <>• To (
  
  (dog).
  
  To slaughter (a beast). To move about to be shaken. Dawn. Mirage. Game of child
  
  *—
  
  ;
  
  i_il4.A
  
  Clamorous. To strike down, to a (ilA i c.1a -Slower, to abase a. 0. To be cowardly. To be disquieted. c^J, ren.
  
  tract. cjJ^]j jja
  
  (camel).
  
  ;^
  
  ^ jjJ* ^^ma
  
  Haii7 (ape). Cutting (sword).
  
  Wind
  
  'ili iijij
  
  condition.
  
  'i
  
  Boneless piece of meat.
  
  Huge
  
  once.
  
  J^\ Windward. ^ — To be quick. To
  
  sword).
  
  Depressed land.
  
  saw him
  
  Penetration of (a sword). State,
  
  ment.
  
  a. o.
  
  To be strong and healthy. To become thin. To cut olf (a limb) with (the
  
  Large
  
  I
  
  raising the dust.
  
  t^j
  
  Flakes of cotton. Particles of
  
  jCj5
  
  u*
  
  ^jj^ s3.A*
  
  To
  
  faint (heart).
  
  Weakness. Faint -heartedness.
  
  :c?1a
  
  Jr» degrade
  
  To abate the
  
  a. o.
  
  price of
  
  To emaciate a. o. (disease). To collapse, to give way. Lowering, decrease, oflP.
  
  i^
  
  fit
  
  U'.'f
  
  falling i»^Aj
  
  To
  
  -k?**
  
  ^
  
  •i»>r*^j
  
  Declivity,
  
  Elegant,
  
  »
  
  Clili tjii a fCS
  
  ^
  
  like
  
  r^^\
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  !
  
  -ft-
  
  I
  
  I
  
  ;i5L»j
  
  ,j^
  
  I
  
  Proud, foolish. Beggar leaning fi^ on a stick. Visitor of women. To give way under dC^j't — dUA -»•
  
  deprived of (a
  
  s
  
  (
  
  To
  
  
  >Ua a J-a
  
  i
  
  -Jf I
  
  May
  
  for (o.'s
  
  J
  
  To
  
  J^saIj jl*!)
  
  —
  
  iS.na> -H-
  
  eat
  
  <;I«a yj^S
  
  ^
  
  suddenly.
  
  Ji»
  
  -H-
  
  ^Is
  
  -ft-
  
  (;\'J{£ \'jjLS
  
  [
  
  flower. Slanderer.
  
  j:SSj , Ciii a
  
  oH*J uA4* -
  
  "^
  
  J jd^j jSa
  
  a. th. for (o.'s
  
  To
  
  exercise (a craft).
  
  To
  
  be collected (people, ^«aIj Ju^ army). Rabble. Company of men. xXua Earnings. oCj-Ua To be Cfll* i ^;Aj CaI* a ^-a -{^
  
  To be eager after. it — He laughed im- i^^iijU ^ja^\j ^j^\
  
  J?a
  
  He
  
  J^aIj jIa
  
  s
  
  did the
  
  work
  
  ^
  
  j;.;)|
  
  ^/j~aI,
  
  speedily.
  
  give a vapour-bath to
  
  To foment (a
  
  *
  
  To abate
  
  jli
  
  (a diseased limb).
  
  mother) of her
  
  ^
  
  liglit
  
  To go down
  
  To take a vapour-bath. To
  
  j^ I
  
  evil designs.
  
  To
  
  j^l
  
  •<>
  
  (a decli-
  
  ^^
  
  0»^
  
  i
  
  o
  
  —
  
  vity).
  
  be fomented (limb).
  
  To scheme
  
  To Qj^Ia o Jali ^ To become abject, To collapse (wall).
  
  (price).
  
  (bird).
  
  mean, lowly.
  
  jl^l
  
  son.
  
  !
  
  intrigue.
  
  To catch Mind thy
  
  iJIri*
  
  moderately. a. o. (excessive
  
  To bereave •^
  
  L»j
  
  ,
  
  fatness).
  
  a. o.
  
  -ft-
  
  brisk, lively.
  
  people).
  
  To crush •<>•
  
  gold coin.
  
  violet (flower). Gilli-
  
  family).
  
  to curse a. o.
  
  To earn
  
  —
  
  I
  
  j^a thy mother j jl* be deprived of thee by death i. e. :
  
  To die White
  
  To earn
  
  earth).
  
  dote, to rave. to a. o
  
  -^
  
  (flocks).
  
  son) by death (mother).
  
  To say
  
  fi>
  
  much.
  
  To gather*
  
  ^
  
  the pressui^e of the feet Foolish. Soft earth-
  
  i!j
  
  To speak much. To ,m-a
  
  ^j\£ figures.
  
  •^
  
  jiaI
  
  (child).
  
  the Persians.
  
  Bulky and strong-bodied.
  
  New
  
  fine.
  
  Grown up
  
  at the end of breeding-time. \i,y^ Cla & fid
  
  ^
  
  'Oj*
  
  bull.
  
  chiiig the neck (ass). To encompass. Ass just born. Born oUl*j y-U* ,- r^
  
  To sleep. To squat down
  
  ^
  
  Goldsmith. Blacksmith. Wild'J Ini
  
  Jxili* sr i*-*^
  
  in stret-
  
  J'^
  
  y^d
  
  Quick walk. Jerking gait. Figu- '^yj red cloth. Persian horseman. ^jS^- ~ -i-^ "^
  
  Depressed ground.
  
  Emaciated.
  
  sing at a wedding.
  
  To jerk in walking. To adorn (cloth) with
  
  jIiIa
  
  Declivous (ground).
  
  c'jf'jS
  
  lily.
  
  Fleshy.
  
  dition.
  
  •^
  
  j^
  
  Kind of
  
  abatement of price. JiJ^Wh/J^ God, grant us an C_U.a v Cklt "J^ \ increase not a decrease in our con-
  
  To be
  
  jjii
  
  Small ant. Atom. Growing Thick-haired monkey. Lynx.
  
  hLi
  
  Fall,
  
  To walk
  
  Spider. barley.
  
  \
  
  Declivity.
  
  Descent, lowering. Collapse.
  
  the head.
  
  feathers, reeds. Scui-f of
  
  (goods).
  
  He descended into the To go from (a place)
  
  valley. ,^^1]^
  
  Jl
  
  •
  
  •
  
  •
  
  I
  
  j^
  
  — ~
  
  to (another).
  
  (the game). business.
  
  State, condition.
  
  A_j 5
  
  — He
  
  ,^j^ J-5aI jli
  
  To
  
  fell
  
  from his rank.
  
  bring, to
  
  I
  
  I
  
  send
  
  a. th,
  
  Aj
  
  *rJln^
  
  -* o-»,
  
  ij;Alj,C^A o JaJu down. To beat a. o. To s
  
  a
  
  To urge
  
  (a
  
  To
  
  camel).
  
  drink.
  
  (A
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  Vapom*. Lurking for a prey (wolf).
  
  speak volubly.
  
  To strike a. o. with, To eat a. th. To be bent, crooked. To be rent, worn out
  
  tj
  
  a ti*
  
  tiiS
  
  if
  
  fi>
  
  -S-
  
  —
  
  \i£ a 'J-A
  
  (clothes).
  
  Rent. Swelling.
  
  \_ii^
  
  ^£*^
  
  '{:J,
  
  Moment. Portion. ;\i*j 'G^j 'J^*j Crooked, hump-backed. To disorder the mind s \^ i
  
  'C-* lr*l
  
  ^
  
  -^
  
  of a. 0. (old age, grief), ''^o
  
  rave, to be delirious.
  
  To disparage a. o. To revile a. o. To dote, to become
  
  JiS a
  
  ^jJ'J{fi>i
  
  *
  
  ^tiSj
  
  J^
  
  5
  
  disor-
  
  —
  
  JIaSj J{»]
  
  dered in mind. To rave on the same subject. j^\ To recriminate with o. a. To be J\^ contradictory (testimonies).
  
  To be addicted dote on a. th.
  
  to
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  to
  
  ^^^5-11.
  
  follow blindly o.'s
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  affair).
  
  passionately fond
  
  Lie. Nonsense.
  
  ,_i
  
  of.
  
  Error in
  
  »_(
  
  —
  
  Jh^--'
  
  ^
  
  jC;a1
  
  ji*
  
  speech. Misfortune. Absurdity. First portion of the night,
  
  jlljl
  
  ^
  
  Cheat, knave. ,J^'^ Nonsense. ju Insanity, Disorder of mind. e'A^j
  
  Jij^
  
  ^
  
  jnjt
  
  Ja
  
  Nonsense, doting, stupidity. jU^Jj J^~> Contradictory testimonies. ^ijj
  
  Mutual recriminations. Disordered in mind. Ji^ Fond of doting on. »_) ji^zLa Following blindly his desires. Ji^U 3^ Coptic month. November. jJ\J Ce To rouse (a dog). J:1a -^ To be roused, stirred ^Si*ij J:Jd (dog, wild beast). To hurry towards a. o. Ji CcS ^a To coo (pigeon). (i~Ji
  
  ^ ^i ^
  
  i
  
  To To
  
  erv out to a.
  
  praise
  
  ^
  
  o.
  
  a. o.
  
  Her beauty
  
  (i\::»
  
  is praised.
  
  l^j
  
  man whose
  
  Twanging
  
  Uc£
  
  —
  
  jii^J
  
  oUa
  
  Call, cry.
  
  Unseen
  
  i
  
  luj s
  
  (bow).
  
  Thundering cloud.
  
  voice is heard.^ijjji
  
  Jaij :J^j o>ii
  
  Siift
  
  jji
  
  of an idol, of the chief of
  
  ji
  a tribe.
  
  Request, petition, importunity. Striving to
  
  make
  
  :iic^
  
  earnings.
  
  Jui
  
  Hunter. Bereaved of her children
  
  Jji*j Jj\i
  
  (mother). Fool,
  
  silly.
  
  Abel,
  
  Adam's
  
  Jj!^Aj j,i
  
  son.
  
  Womb,
  
  >
  
  Jd.^J Jc-*
  
  j^
  
  Vapour-bath, fomentation. place of gestation. jji^>
  
  jl^j
  
  ^
  
  Elegant gait.
  
  J^
  
  Christian monk.
  
  '
  
  Ul^
  
  S—^
  
  Swift-running.
  
  Accursed.
  
  j!^/!
  
  Taken away by death
  
  dy^
  
  (child).
  
  Stupid, foolish.
  
  Greyhound, Glutton, Foolish. Intriguer.
  
  To
  
  overlook (an
  
  ^f^
  
  Name
  
  •^
  
  J0Z,\j
  
  desire. •^
  
  )
  
  •^
  
  rise in the air
  
  (smoke,
  
  ,^^
  
  -H-
  
  d\tl»
  
  -S-
  
  \^ o
  
  C»
  
  -ft-
  
  To run away (horse). To die ( man ). To be turned into ashes dust).
  
  (embers).
  
  To raise (the dust To jog o.'s hands.
  
  :
  
  a
  
  horse).
  
  ^1
  
  ^
  
  Dast rising in the air, '[J,] ^ 'CS Motes seen in the sun-rays. Mote, particle of dust. S*lu^ Whirlwind. Dust-colour. c>\j^ rr «3r* Bark of a ti^ee sap-wood._,^!l tyCjL Rising in the air (dust). J^ ^ v_,t> Stars clouded by the dust. Ji '^^ :
  
  Dusty, windward
  
  i_)0^!l
  
  li.
  
  I*
  
  ^^y°
  
  place.
  
  The dust of the grave. (A.^^ To rend (a garment). * ui o c-ft To strip (a tree) of (its leaves). To
  
  -ft"
  
  spin
  
  uninterruptedly
  
  shatter a. th.
  
  (
  
  woman ). To
  
  To pour
  
  forth
  
  (
  
  liquid).
  
  To speak
  
  fluently, to utter
  
  >>lfet)l
  
  —
  
  (speech) volubly.
  
  To undervalue, To threaten,
  
  <>•
  
  to disparage a. o. 5
  
  to scold (a child). jt
  
  In pieces, in shatters.
  
  <_}>£*
  
  Tattler.
  
  ;;Gt_;
  
  To
  
  shatter, to
  
  u; w4-5J
  
  smash
  
  a. th.
  
  — —
  
  \ci£
  
  ot*
  
  c-ii*
  
  -S-
  
  —
  
  u*
  
  C
  
  A.Y -tt-
  
  cloud).
  
  place. Confused.
  
  part
  
  ^^ ^ —
  
  :
  
  Hill of
  
  ^^
  
  red
  
  fell in
  
  a iUi* J
  
  He
  
  —
  
  \j'Jj
  
  j^a>
  
  be sunken in its
  
  burn
  
  To
  
  &ec?v» o t-* "^
  
  through hunger
  
  orbit
  
  eye
  
  (
  
  To
  
  ).
  
  fiercely (fire).
  
  pull
  
  down (a
  
  fi,
  
  bti
  
  &t-3tj»j
  
  —
  
  house).
  
  ^
  
  (
  
  ^
  
  Emigration.
  
  iJVk^l j,
  
  front -teeth).
  
  ^ ^'1j,Cja To strike a.
  
  the front-teeth
  
  He beat him unmerci-
  
  followed his own judg- ^\^ ment. He went at random. abstain!
  
  be broken (tooth). Contradictory evidence
  
  *>i?tA
  
  ol^ ^
  
  shore.
  
  Deep valley. Magic lines. To grumble (camel).
  
  To scare away
  
  (a lion
  
  s^-aiA
  
  r-jse^lj
  
  ^^J.
  
  )
  
  ^
  
  (^S a iS^)\>
  
  ~
  
  if
  
  ^ j^i ^:pj
  
  :
  
  illegal
  
  Fragment, broken piece. Having the front- J:» ^ n;JA
  
  ^ji'^
  
  ^
  
  v>
  
  ^—
  
  z;(xft
  
  jJ>\ teeth broken at the root. To be garrulous. \'JJ:b> 'JJ:£ -M-
  
  To speak
  
  r-c??*
  
  r^jti by shou-
  
  ^
  
  upon
  
  proofs.
  
  j
  
  Long and even
  
  ^5a
  
  i
  
  o.
  
  v^3 To
  
  JL
  
  Dust spreading everywhere. Foolish man.
  
  —
  
  fully.
  
  ^rW^*
  
  He
  
  \^j
  
  ,
  
  obscurely.
  
  'ii^J,
  
  ClXfTj C\;i»j '^'_y*j '^•*
  
  j,
  
  'jjji, -Si
  
  >^'^
  
  "^
  
  To pour down intermittent showers sky ). To flow continually ( rain,
  
  ting.
  
  (
  
  Grumbling of a camel. Tall. ?rW?^ Easily scared away. To be appeased \''J>J>j bw* a W"' ^
  
  tears).
  
  Showery (cloud). cAi-j cAa ^ o>i*j J,li To trample dovra a. th. (^ o U;i -STo give a. th. to a. o. ^ j\» Give thou! Ju ^ ,oU To lie. To mix a. th. i;i i o oa -Sfit
  
  (hunger). eat a. th.
  
  laid idle.
  
  broken.
  
  (eye).
  
  To To
  
  dlS^j
  
  (veil).
  
  (the mouth).
  
  obsCaAj *?'i*
  
  Quick walk.
  
  Do
  
  dxz^
  
  To have
  
  X^a
  
  Sixnken in its socket
  
  «ilri;ij
  
  dishonoured, covered with
  
  rent
  
  rain.
  
  *—
  
  of travellers).
  
  dii*
  
  dCU
  
  To break the
  
  I.
  
  To urge (a party Yoke of a bull.
  
  * UCi^Jl
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  He emigrated. jji^]\ To make (the fire) to blaze. A r-?»* •^ To constrain a. o. to emigrate, s — To protract (a business). j ^iSaI To be self-willed. ^krJ, "^
  
  -ft-
  
  Middle of the night. ,:j,~A < Criminal assault. J''^^ il-A Defamation. Hour of the night. !&!.:* Dishonour, shame, disgrace. *6*-rA Shameless, du^rl^ij *i^;fti>'j ^i^^* unchaste. To pour C5l5*j Vlc:^j Vp»j !Ai* JiS -« a continuous rain (sky). Continuous rain, drizzle. d^iS Clouds giving a continuous ji;a wj,V>JI;
  
  -ii-
  
  scrape.
  
  To
  
  »ilri
  
  j
  
  shame.
  
  ;
  
  They
  
  ^biii
  
  fi>
  
  divulge, to unveil a. th.
  
  night.
  
  To be To be
  
  oiVii
  
  of.
  
  Eagle young vulture. sand even hill.
  
  To
  
  him to shame. To tear a. th. to rags. To journey by a dark
  
  Confused noise, voices. oC#i*j :u>.i» Quick, hasty. Slanderer. Dusty djit^ i
  
  veil),
  
  To rend (clothes). To violate (the honour). He disgi'aced him : he brought iji-
  
  :
  
  bray, to pound a. th. * Cii give to a. o. a great jj>
  
  discard
  
  i-end, to
  
  (a
  
  ;c>
  
  To To
  
  )
  
  To
  
  To be disordered (affair). c^'ii — To tread a. th. uuder foot. To treat (people) tyrannically, s — To pour down a heavy (rain ^—
  
  fit
  
  :
  
  to
  
  fill
  
  (the stomach),
  
  be vehemently hungry,
  
  To appease (hunger).
  
  'lii a fi
  
  jft '
  
  —
  
  x*
  
  '\^'\
  
  Liar. \
  
  oUa
  
  u^ Name
  
  of the
  
  town and province
  
  (A'
  
  A)
  
  ^i*
  
  To He To To
  
  of Bahrein.
  
  Estrangement. Removal from s^^ the desert to a town. Emigration. «'j>i^j ~ The Hegira, beginning of the o'J>^ \
  
  Mohammedan Unseemly
  
  He
  
  i)l^j»A
  
  Vj
  
  «i4'i
  
  'IJr?«J*
  
  iU^ «jJc
  
  C«
  
  adequate to the work.
  
  Rope
  
  Bow-stiirig.
  
  camel's foot,
  
  for tying a
  
  j\^
  
  ^^
  
  Excellent.
  
  _^
  
  Foolish talk, ^\'j^j cj^^j*,^ nonsense.
  
  cup.
  
  Better, nobler. Longer, thicker. year).
  
  Townsman Custom,
  
  J^\ '^Sj^J^
  
  Excellent, distinguished.
  
  '<Sjf,^
  
  G_^3tA_> e3i?t*j li-^iK'^J
  
  -^^.
  
  use, habit.' Speech, language.
  
  Midday-meal.
  
  jj
  
  Fine, distinguished.
  
  «^^,?4''
  
  ^it*
  
  ^ j?%i-» ^WJ"
  
  He
  
  held obscene talks. _^ ift.il b ^5^5 Forsaken (house). Uncouth j_^*4^ (word). Absurd (speech). The Companions of uj^9-lft43l
  
  Mohammed dina
  
  :
  
  during bis flight to Me-
  
  the emigrants.
  
  Fox, fox's cub.
  
  Monkey.
  
  ^jj^ ^ ^J^^
  
  -«-
  
  a
  
  ^j>s^ />
  
  monkey. Foolish, mad. Greyhound. To whisper in the ear j>-\i
  
  Jt'l
  
  p'^ — y^
  
  -<>
  
  -^
  
  to.
  
  :^£
  
  To occur suddenly j Cit* (
  
  the mind
  
  to o.'s self.
  
  :
  
  thought
  
  ).
  
  i
  
  —
  
  ,_^
  
  -»
  
  LrJ^><^
  
  •fr
  
  & CJti> i
  
  sleep by nighta|LA;j
  
  o ,jJ>J>
  
  -ft-
  
  To speak
  
  ,
  
  oi^A -»
  
  iS^^ o
  
  To remain awake. To awake fi'om sleep. To j^3j j^ or in the day.
  
  pray in the night. cause
  
  sleep or to
  
  oi*
  
  s
  
  a. o. to sleep.
  
  sleep.
  
  To
  
  lay the neck upon
  
  ai.j*l
  
  the ground (camel). a. o. to sleep.
  
  To
  
  find
  
  s
  
  —
  
  a. o. asleep.
  
  Sleeping, praying
  
  jIUj
  
  >j^ ^
  
  j.->\»>
  
  in the night.
  
  Pi-aying in the night. a|^j >y>J>
  
  ^ :>J>^ ai^J
  
  Night-prayers.
  
  Watching for prayer. -^?%a£* To *j S J:k» \j Cl^Sfcft J l^,3t» ji* ft' break with a. o. To forsake, to abs,
  
  tain from, to
  
  shun
  
  a. th.
  
  talk
  
  j^ i^ji?6*Ij <S-J^/ti 'S?^ deliriously in (sleep).
  
  To be intensely hot (day). To journey in the _^ij
  
  ~
  
  JkS Jr^
  
  Jr-^'^i
  
  middle of the day. (
  
  prayer) before
  
  Jl^
  
  J^^
  
  the time (Moslem).
  
  To emigrate. To nomadic
  
  To
  
  leave
  
  'at
  
  J^'^
  
  J^ O?-*-' 1jW--*\
  
  J>--^'\
  
  Ufe.
  
  dote, to
  
  «2k:;;
  
  speak nonsense. To use unseemly speech. To
  
  o>Uj
  
  laugh, to scoff at a. o. To pretend to be an emigrant. forsake, to cut
  
  o.
  
  hour of the day. Midday, noon. I met him some time
  
  The
  
  we
  
  _^j J>J,
  
  ji^', J>Ji
  
  J^i
  
  [^^
  
  j.'r.sT
  
  parted.
  
  tree shot forth
  
  \'JyJ>
  
  'a'J^)\
  
  c4*'^
  
  and expanded. Unseemly, foul language. ^C^ij Excellent.
  
  —
  
  a.lj^^'lj 'S^Iaj
  
  Forsaking, parting. Hottest
  
  after
  
  Whisper. to
  
  To
  
  To
  
  Beai'.
  
  More learned than
  
  drive (a beast)
  
  To perform
  
  Lofty (palm-tree).
  
  Emigrant.
  
  2f
  
  I^^j
  
  Inconsiderate, wrongful
  
  J^^j — To
  
  of Bahrein.
  
  ili
  
  spell (in reading).
  
  To cause
  
  :
  
  (
  
  » %fi,\
  
  ft,
  
  due.
  
  along.
  
  U To
  
  «S?"-^
  
  ?r
  
  Midday-hour hottest ij\y£j j^^i — hour of the day. He chirged c.\'j'>Jir'^\i cXjf}^^. el^j liira with disgraceful actions. Large watering-trough. J^^ ^ jx->J.
  
  Of the Hegira
  
  him Ms
  
  To awake from
  
  tethei".
  
  Hagar,'Ishmaers mother.
  
  Large
  
  paid
  
  (man).
  
  talk. Sufficiency.
  
  not
  
  is
  
  era A. D. 622
  
  ^ give a. th. to eat to.
  
  Wayworn.
  
  J>J^
  
  j^i
  
  (A.\
  
  0!*
  
  Shameless woman. SS^ t J^?^ Slow: sluggish. Stupid. j* i^a ^ C>>->* Small anchor. Wayless, misleading desert. Clever guide.
  
  To
  
  assail, to
  
  ip
  
  To storm (a
  
  assault a. o.
  
  intrude
  
  Long night. ^,y>^ o y>i»
  
  upon, to
  
  place
  
  come upon
  
  break
  
  To
  
  a. o. to
  
  in at
  
  ip 5
  
  j,9j>\j J>>^i
  
  to urge a.
  
  ;
  
  The
  
  Lion.
  
  heat). fi>
  
  socket (eye).
  
  — To di'aw (milk) to the last drop, To pounce upon, to attack a. o.V ^V* To avert (a disease) from. J^\ To give rest to (camels). i — To draw (milk) to the last ^zalj — fit
  
  ^
  
  fit
  
  fi>
  
  ^^>Ci\ into
  
  y.'vi
  
  ^.^^^ J \y^3
  
  ^. ^y^^'"
  
  drive (a beast)
  
  5 Csi»A
  
  j^ *
  
  o
  
  gently.
  
  J>J.
  
  — To overthrow (a building). ~ To collapse (building). J>^\i To be sunken in its ^^>J>j C4«^ J>J-
  
  ^^ C»j -
  
  ^
  
  a scrape.
  
  To
  
  set in unexpectedly (cold,
  
  \'yji.
  
  Azyinous, unleavened (bread).
  
  ~~
  
  0. to.
  
  ,jJ>tk'A
  
  thuught.
  
  They got
  
  unawares.
  
  To make
  
  ^^
  
  Suggestion,
  
  o.
  
  a.
  
  jl
  
  ;
  
  -ft-
  
  To
  
  ).
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  To deter a. 0. from. To refrain from. Whisper mutter.
  
  To point out a. th. To set (people) at variance. He has longed for it. ilij Standing up,
  
  Jl.
  
  ojJ ij
  
  — —
  
  c,!?.*
  
  rise.
  
  xlatft
  
  Crowd of people. j^ \'ja ^ il* U To slumber in (pG^^j (p^ a ,^ -fr the night. To set (star). — To be appeased (hunger). (s-J^ To appease (hunger). fk»]j ,^MKi — To let a. 0. sleep. s fki fi>
  
  drop.
  
  To rush blindly into. it Jf^ To venture upon. t_) j^Jo ^ They rushed one upon another. UjvVa^ To shed tears (eye). j^-'A
  
  -fy-
  
  *ij*»
  
  Co:]p-de-main. Thii"d of the
  
  five di-
  
  Sadden setting heat). Herd from 40 to
  
  visions of the night. in of
  
  (
  
  cold,
  
  100 camels. He came at
  
  j^|
  
  ^ fj^
  
  a;; t\f
  
  nightfall.
  
  .^it*
  
  (wind).
  
  base-born.
  
  To
  
  woman. To be
  
  Si-^st*
  
  ilssA
  
  ij^
  
  half-blooded.
  
  To be
  
  speech ). To fail to give stroke (flint). To be married before CWa i o puberty (girl). incorrect fire at
  
  (
  
  the
  
  first
  
  ^S
  
  To To
  
  insult, to outi'age a. 0.
  
  treat a.
  
  detest
  
  o.
  
  a. th.
  
  Aj
  
  i
  
  Big-bellied.
  
  To throw (a stick). t_, y^ o j^ -j^ To wiuk at, to ogle (woman). To impair ( the reputajj /b j^ tion)
  
  -H'
  
  be boi'n of a slave-
  
  J^J^
  
  scornfully.To abhor, to
  
  ^
  
  of the night. jjlll Slumbering. fi>Mj /^^ t ^?•,'i Sleeping-room, dormitory. ,^4^ To be ilabby in the Qit* a wi>.A -fr belly. To be disordered (country). To be flabby in the belly. To o»?«kil. be hungry. Old (ostrich). Sluggish (man). lji^»
  
  >^'
  
  Sudden attack. Rushing impetuously. Blasting Milk put into a skin. iO bi tjjoiAj iiliiftj
  
  of the night.
  
  Watch
  
  ^
  
  ^Wtil
  
  Assault, charge, storming.
  
  Slumber, light sleep in the fir.st i:^ part of the night. Portion, watch
  
  Way of sleeping. ^^ —
  
  Sweat.
  
  Large drinking-cup.
  
  Neglectful. Foolish.
  
  To To To To
  
  of.
  
  revile a. 0. in (words).
  
  ^jj S
  
  vie
  
  with
  
  a. 0.
  
  set (cattle) free.
  
  —
  
  jaCu
  
  follow a plain.
  
  5
  
  To
  
  fi>j
  
  —
  
  s JaB*!
  
  enlarge a. th. To lose (wealth). find out a. th. fi J»^l Depressed Jjkuj J'iiAj Ju.a1 ^ jiti plain between two mountains.
  
  To
  
  Depressed plain, j^^/j
  
  or
  
  ,
  
  o^i
  
  ?- si?**
  
  U
  
  "
  
  a. o. (misfortime). To be weak in body, advanced in age. To crash, to crumble down \jjjji i luS
  
  To possess To marry
  
  overwhelm
  
  (
  
  is
  
  To judge
  
  a an excellent
  
  ^^-'
  
  J^3"
  
  passed by a man, by a o'Jr^^ o^ woman stronger, hardier than thee. He is 3 dauntless man. Sa/ o>^ ? ijj-Jj
  
  0. a.
  
  iV'^
  
  down. To be demolished.
  
  man. Harsh voice.ojOi ^ !us j — Truly! am not weak, 'jS y^ iS,[ I am^not a coward. Loud crash of a falling ^->-*j s!^
  
  Weak
  
  building.
  
  Threat. Frightening. ijJCj j^j^^ Rumbling of the sea. Underground Sii rumbling. Thunder. SiO* Cowardly, weak. ailj Silo* d^Jiljii
  
  Declivity.
  
  ijiu£ ej.fw
  
  ^
  
  To grumble oao*
  
  -)^
  
  Pick-hammer. (pigeon).
  
  To dandle To lower I
  
  (a child). :
  
  to throw a. th, down, *J\ bird.
  
  Hoopoe
  
  (bird).
  
  Wild
  
  Murmuring sound. Cooing
  
  of a
  
  %jS'jS
  
  the
  
  first
  
  Patience, meekness.
  
  Do have patience. To take rest. To be appeased
  
  j^\jji
  
  oaII^Ju
  
  iiCi&
  
  at
  
  fire
  
  crt'^
  
  puberty. Precocious palm-tree.
  
  s^U
  
  Young people married
  
  iijelAl liifc
  
  together before puberty. Worthless, -tk^^j i>?4rj JW^J
  
  common
  
  (she-camel).
  
  To
  
  satiiise, s «b.4y *We^J
  
  to censure a. to rail at a.
  
  To To To
  
  fi>
  
  o.
  
  (
  
  find (a
  
  o
  
  'S?«-*
  
  poet).
  
  t?-.*
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  *V?^* J
  
  poem)
  
  ^j^ ~
  
  a. th. .|
  
  sjlit* o ^it*
  
  ^ i^^ A ^u*1
  
  satirical.
  
  satirise o. a. (poets). ^rii\j j>-^^
  
  Spelling.
  
  -(itj*
  
  JpTfjj
  
  t^J^j
  
  ^^.!)lj 1^4:! Ij 'G.^1 letters of "the alphabet.
  
  In this
  
  manner, on this
  
  To be still, To stop.
  
  Epigram,
  
  pain).
  
  stay in (a place).
  
  cj V-jjjb
  
  — —
  
  People were at rest. ojiJIj 0?--P' c^J^ lie. the eye and the foot were still. To be crook-backed (man). *iaA a C?-^a
  
  -^
  
  scoff,
  
  o.
  
  ^^^J J<^j
  
  satirise o. a.
  
  pattern.
  
  (
  
  *^^?4^
  
  people.
  
  Fecundated by a blood-stallion x^.a
  
  \ijjjLj S'jS a lajj -^
  
  motionless (wind, storm).
  
  *x^;*
  
  stroke. Girl married before
  
  Alphabet,
  
  dove.
  
  die.
  
  Steel failing to give
  
  Epigram. Dispraise.
  
  pigeon.
  
  To To
  
  I
  
  — syllables, to spell a — To be hot (day).
  
  oa j>./
  
  >>,^?t*J cr?«^ rr
  
  I
  
  I
  
  s
  
  fancy.
  
  Any cooing
  
  Cilbt*
  
  Female oI?iAj dromedary.
  
  To form
  
  (camel).
  
  ;
  
  a Dromedarist.
  
  ii I
  
  gently.
  
  ^ ;i^
  
  ^ Dromedary,
  
  oajI.
  
  generous man.
  
  To coo
  
  ^a
  
  Mongrel born of <^ i^j a slave-mother. Half-bred. Lowborn.
  
  Yile, low.
  
  follow
  
  Demolition, destruction. Strong,
  
  Go
  
  fi>
  
  ijS
  
  a. o.
  
  fall
  
  vile,
  
  language. Noble extraction. sJWt* Of good breed {m. f. s. pi.) ^Gt* (camel). White blood-camel.
  
  I
  
  To To
  
  (an action)
  
  Defect, vice. Incorrect
  
  threaten, to frighten
  
  —
  
  disgraceful.
  
  '^"'.
  
  man.
  
  To
  
  s
  
  berty.
  
  (building).
  
  He
  
  full-blood camels.
  
  a girl ) before pu-
  
  cal
  
  poem
  
  satiri- Vj. u1 :
  
  ^jj-
  
  \1a »Ut*
  
  ^ ^?J^h
  
  u
  
  S^?**'
  
  libel.
  
  Satiric poet, railer.
  
  ^^
  
  Laughing-stock, satirised. S?»*^ To break, to fi^j s \'iyjjj \jSo'j^-^ crush a. th. To overthrow, to pull down (a building). To crush, to
  
  !
  
  (
  
  Jj^ 'fo
  
  Having long
  
  A\n
  
  Weakness
  
  ;
  
  of the sight.
  
  Weak-sigh-
  
  Black gum.
  
  To walk
  
  G-liij Cv^jAj (i.a*
  
  i
  
  ^aa
  
  -ft-
  
  with short steps (old man). To walk
  
  To run in a tremulous manner (ostrich). To boil vehemently
  
  ^j^^ Ij ^o* ^jS
  
  \
  
  (cooking-pot). {>.'jS
  
  — —
  
  ^opjj sioi one (she-camel). To be tremulous (voice). vr^^ To manifest the good actions of. it — ,
  
  in a
  
  Domed woman-litter
  
  tremu-
  
  ^lli
  
  ^il^ ^
  
  sr^j*
  
  upon a camel. Boiling quickly (cooking-pot),
  
  ^jix*
  
  Yearning towards her young
  
  ^lJii>
  
  (
  
  she-camel, ostrich). Whizzing
  
  (wind).
  
  Hasty.
  
  To be
  
  yr^:^ ^a* o jo* ^ goods, toil ). To be shed
  
  spent to
  
  |ja*j
  
  i
  
  no avail ( without retaliation (blood). To spend a. th. uselessly. To A — go for nothing; to be unavenged (blood).
  
  To rumble
  
  (waves,
  
  l^joij
  
  ijluS
  
  i
  
  jai
  
  To low (calf). To grumble (camel). To roar (lion). To bray (ass). To be sonorous (voice). To coo (pigeon). Ijlji^Jj 1^ uaj Ijoa To ferment (wine). To shoot forth (palm-tree). Ijj^ — To be luxuriant (plant, l^ai_> Ijjlu* — thunder).
  
  herbage).
  
  To grumble repeatedly (camel). JjS To let (bloodshed) unavenged a joil (prince).
  
  To shed
  
  the blood of
  
  out retaliation.
  
  to
  
  still,
  
  I
  
  i
  
  a. o.
  
  with- Jii^
  
  by
  
  camel).
  
  IoaIj J-Jr^J ^J^ To assuage, to
  
  allay (pa.ssions).
  
  To restrain, to check a. o. 2 Wi To hold (water vessel). A — To pat, to lull (a child). To i'\j^\ bend a. o. ( old age ). To wear out -^
  
  i^
  
  :
  
  (clothes).
  
  him
  
  leave
  
  in his
  
  'ji1
  
  i^a*1
  
  ^J
  
  distress rest,
  
  To be soothed
  
  -fy
  
  to be calm
  
  (
  
  sick person
  
  :
  
  'i!ipj
  
  To be
  
  ).
  
  stilled, lulled. To be dull (price). Behaviour, temper. 'oa Portion of the jllll o\jSj ''jJLj —
  
  ^
  
  night.
  
  Part of the night.
  
  \'j^j
  
  'J^^
  
  'j'm^
  
  His provisions will not iCJ 'sIIxa iJ \.» last for a night. He came to us after a \tjjjb vJnl short rest. Rest. Stillness, silence, sjIoa -tf-j '/jJ^ quiet, calm. Having the hump depressed by 'V'jS overloading (.she-camel). Bent, hump-backed. {m.f.)\j,fii\ State, condition.
  
  To have long
  
  xJ
  
  lashes
  
  jUtJ^j s*lai»
  
  Co* a s-i^
  
  -ft-
  
  (eye).
  
  To have long branches
  
  ojjilj
  
  —
  
  (tree).
  
  To milk (a she-camel), t^j s C'jj ^jS To pluck (a fruit). To cut off a. th. To be pendulous (branches). To ^.j^pj hang down (part of a cloud). ( un. SJoAj aJjla ) i_.')aA ^ v_i^j kj.^ i
  
  I
  
  Eyelash.
  
  Fiinge,
  
  border of
  
  a
  
  gar-
  
  ment. ( un. xJoa ) ^\jji] ^ ^Sx£ twigs. Foliage of the cypress, tama-
  
  Leafless risk.
  
  Cloud hanging towards the P^ ^jL£ earth. Filaments of a flower. Continuous tears. Stupid, heavy, dull.
  
  o. a.
  
  :
  
  S i\j.k\
  
  calm
  
  quiet, to
  
  To take (i\».jS
  
  To whizz (wind). To fondle her young
  
  Runniog, walking lous manner.
  
  To
  
  May God
  
  gently, to tot about.
  
  one
  
  overloading (water
  
  a long forelock long-branches ( tree ) ; a
  
  eyelashes
  
  ( horse ) ; long nap ( cloth). Lion. Succory, endive. 'Uoi* j S.'^»j ^-^, Sour and thick milk. j^\jjij j^j jJ. -^
  
  ted.
  
  To have the hump depressed
  
  ooaIj.Xjo* ^ ^jS
  
  '\j'j^ j,
  
  foliage.
  
  .jCxi^
  
  v^->
  
  permanent Fringe of a garment.
  
  Cypress-leaves
  
  ;
  
  ""
  
  i_i\ja
  
  Ua*
  
  (
  
  Ci'owd, party of people.
  
  Wide (basis). To pull down (a bull-
  
  A
  
  \
  
  j^^^ fi>
  
  Qa'jJ.
  
  il'a*
  
  i
  
  His endeavours
  
  ^
  
  were
  
  a. o.
  
  Thick milk. House supported by massy pillars.
  
  vegetation.
  
  -ft-
  
  I
  
  Ja«.j
  
  of camels.
  
  Roaring
  
  to no avail (wealth). Like the brayer in ;;ijt
  
  Party, crowd. i!|ju Cooing of a dove. Young pigeon, j, jS Pendulous (lip). Jjui ^ 'VJu > JaaI To throw, to pull A C»ai i /jS -ft-
  
  the enclosure
  
  (of lions).
  
  i. e.
  
  J ja4iJtr
  
  making a great ado
  
  for nothing.
  
  To
  
  drive (a beast)
  
  along.
  
  down (a building). — To break a. o.'s back. To be sea-sick. ^jia To overthrow ( a building). A yjS> To be demolished, to fall _/j^\j j,1xKi
  
  about
  
  <>•
  
  To
  
  jf
  
  think
  
  <-
  
  of.
  
  C'oa i ^^oa -{f To be uneasy
  
  a. th.
  
  ( un. ilCiA
  
  Myrtle.
  
  ^•
  
  ^t-oa
  
  )
  
  Busying thought.
  
  To be disquieted. To break a. th.
  
  cr-?^
  
  ^j^^^
  
  A
  
  &!a» a
  
  p.Jjfc
  
  "^ -ft-
  
  (hollow).
  
  to pieces.
  
  To
  
  To be crushed, broken. To enter at, to Jl^ come to.
  
  be worn out (clothes). ^S47 He threatened him. ^llp j.^j Shed without retaliation ^oij ^Ja
  
  C^
  
  any one newly come to you ? He approaches
  
  (blood).
  
  Is
  
  ^lu
  
  Destruction, demolition.
  
  Patched ^jiu -^j ^J-»j >Ij^ ^ >-ia garment. Decrepit old man. Old boot. Woi'u out apparel. -^ Clothes, undei'i
  
  flock. Slight rain.
  
  Refuse, remains of plants fi'om
  
  the preceding year. Sea-sickness, giddiness.
  
  yjS
  
  \
  
  Xp'jS
  
  ^ oi
  
  \
  
  |
  
  >|ju»
  
  Destroyed. Coagulated (milk), ^/j^ Watered by a sligh train {esi.vila.).-i^/j^ To rend (clothes). J^^oa Ragged (clothes). Dishevelled j^o* -ft-
  
  Former age. sL^oa men. Sandy land aboun-
  
  drink.
  
  Gathering of ding in trees.
  
  -ft-
  
  jj^\ JJ^ Ja
  
  cru-iitiJ
  
  oJAb
  
  <-jj^a
  
  To be weak, slothful. oJia CjJa To overtop, to overlook a. th. ip jjla — To seek refuge towards. Jl^ To happen to a. o. (affair). J — To rise up, to stand erect jais-llj — (man). To be high, projecting. To become the butt of a com-oa+xJLI. pany to be much spoken of.
  
  I
  
  i
  
  ;
  
  j
  
  Bidky.
  
  (JoA
  
  Prominence, ding,
  
  hill.
  
  lofty buil-
  
  oIIia)
  
  ?-
  
  "J-^
  
  Butt, aim. Tall man.
  
  Party of men. Block
  
  (man).
  
  o iJ^a
  
  i
  
  I
  
  Well crumbling down. Ruin.
  
  oiU""
  
  9-'-^\ Cs'aa
  
  the age of 50. j
  
  clothing.
  
  Food and
  
  SjJU*
  
  Fermentation (of wine). Swollen. jOA ^ Mj-aa ^ jja'I Shed unavenged (blood). Spent jjjlj*
  
  (camel).
  
  loosely (branch).
  
  Sjoa j
  
  Sjilusj
  
  woman. Mean people. Rumbling (of the waves). Grumb-^jki ling
  
  Having a hanging lip.(camel).JiUj Jjia Hanging branches. Jli*
  
  Part of a
  
  jOA
  
  dull.
  
  Worthless man,
  
  To coo (dove). !>L OA i Jo* To dangle a. th. To have an ulcerated and VoA a J-^ lip
  
  w^i
  
  Worthless, low (man). e'/jJ- ^ j^U Milk thickening on the surface. Land covered with j»\'^ «• oj^\>
  
  (people).
  
  banging
  
  jaaj JjS Sj'jSj Sj'jS iiij;
  
  useless.
  
  Sluggish,
  
  ding).
  
  Obese (man). To rush, upon
  
  To hang
  
  o-XA
  
  r )
  
  Worthless (man).
  
  ;^dU
  
  oJUfc
  
  ^ Hj^
  
  of isolated houses.
  
  New comer
  
  arriving
  
  unexpectedly.
  
  *liU
  
  j>
  
  ^iiC*
  
  I
  
  "Way, manner, direction.
  
  He acted
  
  own
  
  in his
  
  j'jjt
  
  il'jj
  
  ^jS
  
  jjSj
  
  j'j
  z'jVjjlj
  
  jjj&
  
  -way.
  
  Victinn to be alaugh- x'jaj
  
  tered in Mecca. Direction, right course
  
  true religion.
  
  The
  
  ;
  
  Goran."
  
  He
  
  follows the right way, j'x» jt the true religion.
  
  Behaviour.
  
  What
  
  a
  
  fine
  
  Tjjjt.
  
  beha-
  
  iS
  
  Ju*'
  
  'ja
  
  iui
  
  ^1>1
  
  J
  
  j,»
  
  b»
  
  'Si.
  
  Course, manner.
  
  Ponder over
  
  'i!yi
  
  luT
  
  jj [xAj <j 1
  
  Ij li*
  
  o oa
  
  j
  
  course to be followed
  
  ^L"
  
  i
  
  thy
  
  in
  
  Bride.
  
  xl
  
  The same
  
  thing, the
  
  Hjjla
  
  jSj "3-^
  
  same man-
  
  i1
  
  jj,
  
  \'Aj,£.
  
  ^"u jS
  
  Offering, presentation.
  
  'Vjjiy
  
  Leader. Guide. c\jj.j ojiU -r ?\^ Point of an arrow, of a spear. Neck of a horse. Handle. Be ii^ ^ — ginning of the night. Camels walking ahead. Stick. Rock pro- ily»j CjGiU ^ Jj iU jecting over the water. Neck of a
  
  Beasts walking ahead.
  
  c.Uil^1
  
  Bountiful.
  
  '\j^
  
  Vessel, tray for offering a gift,
  
  ^oj^
  
  The Mahdi, leader and refor- mjo^i.)! mer of Islam, expected to come at the end of the world. Bride conducted to the
  
  */ji»^->
  
  e'^
  
  bridegroom. is in
  
  the
  
  same
  
  O
  
  -Uft.^
  
  Jc
  
  'jA
  
  To read book)
  
  To
  
  (a resolu-
  
  ,
  
  a A (iS'jJ,) V:>'jSj ifU o -U -«:} to recite (a narrative) quick(
  
  To meditate,
  
  Fruitfulness.
  
  oJ*
  
  Slight rain.
  
  <;!xft
  
  a
  
  oSaIj
  
  Painful journey.
  
  jj^Xlij ili
  
  a*
  
  "C Ix*
  
  Quiet, stillness.
  
  <j
  
  Ji*j oj-vaj
  
  *j
  
  Conclusion of peace.
  
  To
  
  J
  
  *J JLft
  
  direct a. o.
  
  the right
  
  foolish.
  
  ;
  
  o-uk
  
  y^J
  
  J
  
  -aa
  
  sJlo* -^
  
  olJ*
  
  ^-^J i5A* i^OA to the way. To show
  
  way
  
  -ft-
  
  i
  
  or course
  
  to.
  
  — To direct a. o. towards. Jl j J To go in the right way. i^ai^lj j'jJ. To follow the true religion. J I tf at*lj tf JLft iS^j *l^* (iJ^ To bring (the bride) to (the bride2f
  
  2^
  
  \_}
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  groom). lead the
  
  (others
  
  way
  
  to
  
  To present J\j J a. o.
  
  jf
  
  i^ayilj ijjS
  
  horse).
  
  :
  
  with (a
  
  sent) to.
  
  fi>
  
  |sja\ iSjJ.]j
  
  jU^
  
  a preTo guide, to bring a. o. or gift)
  
  ;
  
  to offer
  
  (
  
  a. th. to.
  
  To offer presents o. to To make a picnic. He came swaggering
  
  h'^i^ ^jSU
  
  a. s
  
  s t\'j^ ojj
  
  J^Q/
  
  —
  
  <(»•
  
  between. (a victim) to
  
  Ji 4> ^jjul
  
  Mecca.
  
  To make
  
  presents
  
  o.
  
  to a.
  
  To
  
  tJ^Qj
  
  — He
  
  Sharp (sword). i^JUj ila*j lU Quickly and repeatedly. 'iloill* Cutting quickly.
  
  'i\^j
  
  <J
  
  peace, armistice.
  
  waddle, to totter.
  
  to reflect upon.
  
  cut off a. th. quickly,
  
  ^,f oJ^iJl.
  
  tion).
  
  To send
  
  state as before.
  
  ly. -^
  
  (armies).
  
  To
  
  horse.
  
  c.ju» -H-
  
  a. o.
  
  Slow, slothful
  
  ner. Gift, present, offering.
  
  i
  
  To emaciate (a horse). i oliil To be ari'anged, to take a good oiC^j turn (business). To conclude a truce
  
  Reconciliation. Truce,
  
  affair.
  
  Entitled to respect or protection.
  
  He
  
  CjI^a
  
  To kill a. o. 5 — To bury a. th. A C jla — To soothe, to calm a. o. j o!wb_j — To quiet (a child). To conclude a truce, to malce j o'^Ub
  
  To swerve from
  
  cour.se.
  
  the
  
  appea.sed,
  
  quieted.
  
  peace with
  
  j XJ_'j^
  
  Tiour
  
  Persevere in the same
  
  To be
  
  -«-
  
  has followed the »j>*V i^iSal true course for obtaining his want.
  
  To ask
  
  to be guided, direc-
  
  (io+rJ.
  
  1.
  
  ted aright.
  
  To ask
  
  for (a present).
  
  *—
  
  yb
  
  ^
  
  Swift, sprightly.
  
  To
  
  A\
  
  (
  
  j\'JS
  
  speak, to read quickly.
  
  Speaking, reading
  
  ^ cijj ii* ^jj^ -fr
  
  'i^jfj^j j'j}-^
  
  quickly.
  
  To be
  
  brisk
  
  ;
  
  Gjli*
  
  to
  
  iJ-U -^
  
  i
  
  hasten.
  
  Hasty, brisk.
  
  oJ^^'j
  
  tiJ^
  
  3'^^.xij
  
  Demonstrative pro- ( for I'iu ) lli* -ttnoun. This. See \'i. To cut, to trench »_, » XSd a lii -{ta. th. To put (the enemy) to flight. To hurt a. 0. in words.
  
  To To
  
  die of (cold).
  
  Prominence JJjii ^ J^li* — Ji* -^ of ground. Cloud. Beginning or end of the night. Rain seen from afai". To be shaken, tossed about Ji^ -S(bucket). To walk in tottering.
  
  Showel.
  
  To be light, active. To eat quickly. To cut a. th. speedily.
  
  To tjJ^b ^iVAj
  
  C»liA
  
  i
  
  J'JS
  
  -R-
  
  jt'li
  
  ^
  
  * —
  
  Gallant, courageous.
  
  v^Ij^j j»>^
  
  Cutting (sword). j^M^^j j''^-^ To walk with short steps. J>lU -S-
  
  To
  
  rave, to
  
  speak
  
  To
  
  J
  
  o ll*
  
  ijli*
  
  -tt-
  
  deliriously.
  
  cut a. th. with
  
  sword
  
  To
  
  ^^Afedl
  
  (
  
  ^
  
  the
  
  —
  
  fi>
  
  rave, to talk GG lij C
  
  'JS
  
  i
  
  (i->J> -S-
  
  nonsense.
  
  To To To
  
  talk nonsense with a.
  
  o.
  
  s i^'il*
  
  *
  
  (meat) to rags.
  
  boil
  
  talk nonsense together.
  
  Dotage, delirium,
  
  ^^j*! S'i\sCi
  
  o^^-^j
  
  'IJ^*
  
  Raver. To have a subcutaneous tumour diari'hea.
  
  seeds).
  
  He
  
  To
  
  suffered
  
  S«Iju»,*1ja
  
  OO*-* (
  
  camel
  
  -if-
  
  To
  
  '!>*
  
  ).
  
  i
  
  To
  
  "^
  
  S*
  
  suffer
  
  (sand,
  
  flow
  
  and died from
  
  j»
  
  ii-Ll
  
  diarrhea (camel). To be ill-natured.
  
  "^
  
  of the beggar.
  
  To
  
  howl, to whine from
  
  ^},\
  
  \j^^
  
  \
  
  j£
  
  cold (dog).
  
  To
  
  cause (a dog) to whine
  
  5 'jaSj
  
  —
  
  fi
  
  <^lij C Jul
  
  stiff
  
  |^
  
  i
  
  o "ji
  
  (thorns).
  
  seized
  
  with diarrhea.
  
  ^'
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  »_)-U
  
  -ft-
  
  polish (the style). (_jjL*j
  
  olli»j \j,JS
  
  ,
  
  go quickly, to run, to
  
  To rear, to bring up To pour down (rain)
  
  \
  
  —
  
  flow.
  
  (a child). 5
  
  ^
  
  quickly
  
  ^JS
  
  iji*
  
  I
  
  (cloud). ujj.Ptj To be arranged, improved To be well brought up, ( affair ). amended (child).
  
  oi* ^
  
  Integrity, sincerity. is
  
  no sincerity
  
  iJjJ^ ^J^'y J,
  
  in his love. Swift (horse).
  
  ^^si
  
  Amble, easy pace of a horse. Education of a child.
  
  (i.,J^
  
  vi^
  
  Swift (camels). Upright, honest (man).
  
  bred
  
  vi^W^ kjj»J-
  
  S^Si —
  
  Well
  
  (child).
  
  To have a haughty
  
  sj^ ll* _,i
  
  li»
  
  -S-
  
  ju*
  
  -M-
  
  'j'-*^
  
  "~
  
  gait (woman).
  
  To be
  
  intensely hot
  
  Ijli*
  
  o
  
  i
  
  •
  
  He bab-
  
  *2i»LJ J jl*b , OlJ^^J bled, he talked nonsense.
  
  be incoherent, foolish
  
  \'jJS
  
  a
  
  j^
  
  (speech).
  
  Dotage. Delirium. Loquacity. oVjj(,.i* J j(Ji*j «j.i*j
  
  »j-i*j
  
  jji^
  
  j^J
  
  J^
  
  Babbler, raver.
  
  O-i*^ J jl-ii^J J-»4^J SjlilAj Babbler, dotard.
  
  jl-*j*
  
  Doting (woman). jlJ^j »j-^J »Jr'^ Speaking quickly. Nimble. cA.j',^,
  
  To
  
  (cold).
  
  To become dry and To ba
  
  crop, to
  
  — To
  
  I^a a
  
  To pour out (sand). ^ o — To twang (bow). I>* o — 11j_h*J ' To feel disgust at. * — He grinned in the face jj_iUl <s.*j J — •^
  
  VSkl
  
  trim (a tree). To trim, to dress (wood). To cleanse, to repair. To
  
  (day).
  
  fall off (leaves, fruit).
  
  VJui a IsJ^
  
  e\Si
  
  Polished, trimmed.
  
  raving.
  
  from
  
  To
  
  There
  
  ).
  
  ^y.
  
  burst (tumour).
  
  talk volubly.
  
  VJ-^
  
  "*
  
  Custom, use. 4j'.^ Quick in acting, in speaking. oIj j,li» To be sprightly ; to hurry on.ojli* ^
  
  .
  
  To
  
  rout, to put to
  
  s
  
  v3*^-' v!f*
  
  flight.
  
  He smuggled it. i)^;i^!l ^;. To be frightened away ( horse). To travel far into a land. To raise (the dust wind). To
  
  ^^£
  
  fi>
  
  ^J"^
  
  constrain
  
  run away. one another. emigra- *;j
  
  ]
  
  —
  
  a. o. to
  
  fled fi-om
  
  flight,
  
  the teeth like a dog
  
  woman). To snarl
  
  To
  
  call (sheep) to
  
  Male
  
  \jjj\fiJ
  
  ^ -^j
  
  ^'^
  
  water.
  
  Sjj^ Jjt,
  
  The
  
  star a in Lyt'a and ano- olj'^' in Scorpio. December and
  
  thei'
  
  oU^a
  
  VJ>
  
  ••j
  
  Grapes
  
  fallen
  
  on the ground.
  
  Snarl of a dog. Ill-temper.
  
  has no friends nor enemies. Place of refuge. vj.lft/^ ^ vS*' ^ Escape. Shift, subterfuge. To rend (clothes). fii jj'jS a Servants of a fii'ee'j)\j£ ^ Jj^a temple. Doctors of the Magians, of the Parsees. Slow amble. slu yS -JiProud gait, stately deport'jjj'j», ment.
  
  Celebrated battle between
  
  :
  
  Swift -footed (wolf). Light-
  
  ^
  
  j^'^
  
  fingered (thief).
  
  j.i.,
  
  Cj^j
  
  Lion.
  
  i^ij^j cJyj»i Cjji
  
  Impaired (chai-acter).
  
  cfj^'h z^Cji
  
  Wide-mouthed. Rent (garment). in the sides
  
  '^\ Ciij^i cfj^J
  
  of the mouth. Luggage, clothes.
  
  ^'_,£ -^
  
  jy^^j
  
  ^ J'J ^
  
  (clothes).
  
  Lion. riot, to
  
  faction,
  
  make
  
  ^'y^
  
  a
  
  a disturbance
  
  C>.^ (
  
  ^
  
  ^j£
  
  i
  
  people).
  
  run much (horse). To exert
  
  To
  
  o.'s self
  
  j
  
  be profuse, incoherent in
  
  —
  
  j^ytW yjl
  
  tribes.
  
  Suffering from diarrhea.
  
  jj^''
  
  To move, to shake a. th. To call, to bring (sheep)
  
  fi)
  
  ji'ji -^
  
  to
  
  ^.^
  
  —
  
  water.
  
  Murmur
  
  of running water.
  
  j^'j^
  
  Bleating of sheep.
  
  Abundance of
  
  'S*!'* jy^'j^j jt\'j^j jI*^a
  
  milk, of water.
  
  To
  
  utter foul,
  
  To be
  
  a Yj£ -^
  
  J Sji
  
  jSkl^
  
  intensely cold
  
  to dally.
  
  dazzled, excited
  
  by heat or tar (camel).
  
  ^^j — v'».^a
  
  a
  
  ^>
  
  *I^a
  
  —
  
  » '(j^^j
  
  —
  
  oM^aj
  
  (wind).
  
  To
  
  debilitate, to kill (a
  
  beast)
  
  To
  
  boil
  
  to
  
  ;
  
  afl'ect a. o.
  
  (meat) to
  
  severely (cold).
  
  fit
  
  y^'\j
  
  \^j
  
  \'jA
  
  rags.
  
  To
  
  be
  
  1^ftJj,l«j>*0 I'jAj 'l>a a iSji
  
  done to rags (meat). To starve with cold ( beast, man).
  
  c>
  
  the fresh air in the
  
  >*
  
  V^bt
  
  evening.
  
  To He
  
  kill a. 0.
  
  2f
  
  —
  
  multiplied idle words.^^j ^>\SCJI — Off-shoot of palm-trees. »1_^
  
  Indecent, foul speech. Garrulous.
  
  Done to rags (meat). Severe,
  
  ^Vji.
  
  '4j»
  
  destructive (cold). of intense cold.
  
  
  Blasted by the cold.
  
  To
  
  (speech).
  
  To be
  
  two
  
  Time
  
  strenuously.
  
  ^ To sport,
  
  ^_^
  
  Dislike.
  
  To take ^
  
  tXJSjX
  
  Kitch en-implements
  
  Ragged
  
  j/^i
  
  incorrect speech.
  
  To spear a. o. K-i'i <j'ji\ o cfji ^ To sUt, to widen (a garment), a — To impair (the reputation). To boil (meat) to rags. a o>» b ~ To have a wide mouth. Cj ^i a 0%*' He opened the mouth. is ^/ji'
  
  To
  
  1
  
  ^ 'j> ^ sy^
  
  Subcutaneou.s tumour attacking j\yi camels. Diarrhea.
  
  Nobody cares about Lij}^ "^J ^j^> ^ i* him. He possesses nothing, lit he
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  cat.
  
  January.
  
  tion.
  
  Fugitive.
  
  Wide
  
  ju
  
  IS
  
  at.
  
  She-cat. fit
  
  :
  
  Escape,
  
  To show (
  
  ^
  
  They
  
  I
  
  fly
  
  {'iXi'jAj
  
  C
  
  [^j
  
  '/J^
  
  C ijS'i ^.'j^ o k_)^A
  
  -ft-
  
  away, to escape.
  
  To escape towards. To be old, decrepit.
  
  Jl^ ^5
  
  .
  
  .
  
  .
  
  ^y»
  
  —
  
  >* a ^ji
  
  V
  
  Pounding,
  
  (A\ To scare away
  
  pxilvei'isation.
  
  Cat.
  
  CO*-'
  
  Ragged garment.
  
  ~ To affect
  
  Abounding with thorny ti'ees (land).
  
  -'
  
  ^j^
  
  ill-tempered
  
  \^^
  
  k/-^*
  
  i
  
  against
  
  ^ To To
  
  dogs
  
  Weak. ^yt Wanton, dallier. •r^-h tjJ^ Good runner wO*^J r'j4tJ k-C*
  
  tf-
  
  (horse).
  
  To
  
  o. a.
  
  To wanton
  
  •<>•
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  men).
  
  down (man).
  
  Uproar, bustle, riot •<>
  
  j,'^
  
  iXjQjij tr'S* Wantonness, horse-play.
  
  To dry up
  
  :
  
  (horse).
  
  oCJt
  
  (cotton in the
  
  J^j
  
  iV
  
  ^JiL'^i
  
  ^
  
  quick.
  
  *f j*-*^
  
  ^
  
  ^'j^
  
  %i-[^
  
  v^*^
  
  Z^'y^j
  
  ^
  
  ^>lr*
  
  *i>>»
  
  J»^ ^
  
  Tall, long-bodied (man).j23._l3i
  
  tear, to injure (a
  
  5r
  
  J^V^*
  
  i^ ^
  
  iS^* impair (the reputation) fi>
  
  i
  
  garment). To To dye a. th. yellow. gt> i^Aj — To boil (meat) to rags. To fall to pieces (cooked iS^ a i ,» meat). Disturbance, riot, faction. :>'jS of.
  
  Female
  
  ostrich. 'Vile
  
  man.
  
  j,^*
  
  Turmeric, yellow dye.
  
  :>'^
  
  Dyed yellow.
  
  inkstand).
  
  Cotton put in the ink-
  To be mangy.
  
  Cs^
  
  Mange. Tetters. Worms,
  
  a
  
  o'^
  
  {coll
  
  ^
  
  '^j£ iij_^
  
  ).
  
  Pool of stagnant water. To rend (clothes). a> ia'^i o ja'ji '^ To be affected with dry C^^ a o>y*
  
  mange. affected with tetters
  
  on
  
  J^y
  
  the body.
  
  Mange. Tetters.
  
  To impure
  
  Xfl^-*
  
  dalliance.
  
  tot about.
  
  To
  
  To dally, to wanton together. J.ji^) To assail o. another (dogs, ^^'f\A\J —
  
  ^^i
  
  ^"jjij
  
  Foolish.
  
  Lame.
  
  bi'oken
  
  ^j*
  
  flict.
  
  ip 5 'i^lS^J
  
  •^
  
  To be
  
  Disturbance, faction, con-
  
  To be
  
  quarrel with.
  
  fight.
  
  '^ ^^jI
  
  JalJI
  
  wantonness.
  
  Tall, bulky camel.
  
  with.
  
  Manageable
  
  -^ Sport,
  
  old.
  
  stir
  
  •^ Old,
  
  war.
  
  Wantonness,
  
  )
  
  o. a.
  
  become
  
  (dogs) against
  
  To
  
  excited by
  
  wine.
  
  Disorderly meeting.
  
  picious (fate). set (people,
  
  —
  
  s
  
  Riot, confusion. Slaughter, civil
  
  hard, inaus-
  
  ^^
  
  gether.
  
  (grain).
  
  To
  
  ^_,
  
  5
  
  distress (a camel) by
  
  He became
  
  Cooked meat and wheat X~ijij — pounded together. Mortar. Wash-stand ^j\^ ^ w^A^for ablutions. Big and heavy (camel ). Dauntless (man), q Howitzer.
  
  To be To be
  
  (a wild beast).
  
  (wine).
  
  ^'^Sj — overfatigue during hot weather. To be disordei'ly, factious tJ^^> (crowd). -^ To wanton, to dally to-
  
  To
  
  Lion.
  
  Kind of thorny tree. Lion. Pounding cooked meat and flour into a paste. Pounded, brayed *-^j*
  
  a. o;
  
  the
  
  reputation of
  
  cP'lr*
  
  J
  
  j
  
  A
  
  (Jf^i o I»^*
  
  -fr
  
  j
  
  —
  
  ^^ISCit
  
  Q»^
  
  a i»y*
  
  i/j*^j '^?j» heavily with short ij^^a -ft-
  
  steps. •tf-
  
  To
  
  threaten, to frighten
  
  a. 0.
  
  ic.
  
  —
  
  c-i-pl^* °
  
  In disorder (people).
  
  Old woman. Cowardly. Big-
  
  s?5^
  
  bellied.
  
  To walk slowly. To strike a. 0. To beckon
  
  To To To
  
  perish.
  
  \'j'jA
  
  \'j'ji
  
  jj'j'^ij
  
  eat a. th. gree-
  
  To
  
  ?r^>* "^ i
  
  jji
  
  i
  
  -ft-
  
  at.
  
  perish.
  
  dily.
  
  a. o.
  
  He held idle talks. To have a flabby flesh.
  
  To run
  
  bruise, to
  
  crush a. th. down. To be gluttonous.
  
  * C^a bray
  
  a jji -^
  
  JJj» w'j*'
  
  a. th.
  
  C3*
  
  a
  
  ^ ^ To
  
  to*
  
  !
  
  (AS V) O^S* ^ To
  
  ^^* HeracUu3 (Byzantine
  
  *Sij* i
  
  become
  
  to strut.
  
  < To
  
  J^j*
  
  To become a xlfe^A
  
  Large
  
  "i^s'ji
  
  fishes
  
  ;
  
  seals, cetacea.
  
  "i^j^
  
  "^'^^^,3 *-^j^J
  
  s'lTS*-'
  
  good-looking -woman.
  
  ;
  
  go a kind of amble. ^^a
  
  a
  
  ^*'j^
  
  ^
  
  decrepit by age.
  
  To chop (herbs). To mince (meat). To praise, to extol a. o. To render a. o. decre-
  
  fi,
  
  Ci^
  
  y^^ 4> yjS -if-
  
  i
  
  or a. th. 5
  
  y^i^, old,
  
  s
  
  yy^
  
  I
  
  Egypt.^i^ ^^1^1 ^
  
  y^ ^S
  
  Understanding. Soul. old, decrepit.
  
  J'j^-j
  
  ^jl^* ^
  
  iJ^jj^
  
  cJ^j»
  
  ^
  
  j,j\m
  
  acrid plants.
  
  Understanding, mind. Ancient wells.
  
  To be
  
  ^/^ j'/jA
  
  d'^ji
  
  c-^l^
  
  -tt-
  
  (fire).
  
  -ft-
  
  -tt-
  
  ^^
  
  To point (a spear). To hasten. To hurry in walk. To tremble from anger
  
  *
  
  t-'^'h p[^ 9'^'^
  
  from
  
  pointed (spear).
  
  ^^7
  
  Quick and tremulous pace. Flowing quickly (blood). Easily
  
  '^'^i
  
  '^.^^ \j
  
  to shiver
  
  :
  
  moved
  
  ^.IJ^j
  
  f.'^
  
  ^_^
  
  ^yj ^
  
  to tears.
  
  «t>*j
  
  Seized with a nervous
  
  *ft
  
  ^jj^^j
  
  —
  
  r*
  
  f.'j4^
  
  trembling.
  
  The Lion. To praise
  
  ?-0*r"j f-^i^^
  
  or Sj ^ (SjA i j^i -fta. th. to excess or without reason. a. o.
  
  He hurried
  
  to
  
  perform
  
  «5Lo!'l Jl.
  
  tj^*
  
  prayer.
  
  To
  
  <-J^b tj^
  
  give fruit preco-
  
  To become wealthy. To pour ( a j^j Cs^ ft,
  
  ,
  
  Cool thy anger!
  
  To pour (water, To rush upon a.
  
  Imperative. Dismount,
  
  take rest ye flow abundantly
  
  Glazed paper. Bare
  
  pull out (the hair 0.
  
  -ft-
  
  tears). 0. (fighters).
  
  Lion. Rhinoceros. Buffalo.
  
  Uproar, bustle.
  
  J^a
  
  t^y^ jt jyj
  
  Effusion of blood, tears,
  
  D Hieroglyphics.
  
  JT^aI a
  
  liquid).
  
  Mercury. Egyptian god. ».r^>» G Egyptian king under whom the Septuagint was made. Man-eater lion. Panther's cub
  
  to depilate a.
  
  *
  
  put out yi'^£ -^
  
  The great. jyi'ji^W ol>i^l j^^H P King of Persia. To be frowned, cross (face). ^'^ -^
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  Ji1»1>a
  
  ciously (palm-tree).
  
  Dry wood. Dry (wood). Wicked woman.
  
  a. th.
  
  -^
  
  '^^^'j^
  
  — Jfy
  
  oU^^'
  
  Louse.
  
  tude.
  
  To chew
  
  ^
  
  flow quickly (blood). Gs.^ a f._^ run, to hurry Ji^ fp^ a
  
  fear.
  
  y^
  
  Feeding on
  
  To To
  
  To be
  
  Mincing, chopping. Acrid plant : kind of euphorbia. Advanced age, decrepi1\,'4^i y^i
  
  Very
  
  *5l»l3i
  
  Long-bodied (man).
  
  ^1>a
  
  j«^b
  
  broken down.
  
  of
  
  Tall.
  
  ^j—
  
  pit (God, age).
  
  Pyramid
  
  *iyyi
  
  Heretic.
  
  towai'ds.
  
  xi-y^i '^ji^'J
  
  To pretend to be old. To judge, to find a. 0.
  
  Heresy.
  
  Oats.
  
  To tear a. th. to pieces. * ;^'j^ ° To hurry in walk to Jj\i — J_,a ^ To become
  
  heretic, jt^jj j^'^i -^
  
  a heresiarch.
  
  ^
  
  Surge-beaten place.
  
  <^'jti ^'jt
  
  Braggart.
  
  -^
  
  old, decrepit.
  
  Stately gait. •> Decrepitude.
  
  Fine,
  
  tjt^j
  
  Flaccid flesh. Old ewe.
  
  emperor).
  
  To sweep,
  
  ^J* revile 0. a.
  
  To
  
  u.
  
  —
  
  ^^i* !>^^
  
  Dl'^ _^l. J3J2r*l
  
  (tears, rain).
  
  To be poured.
  
  desert.
  
  '
  
  J\l^[
  
  Jj W^ ^
  
  J^
  
  Parchment. Papyrus.
  
  Poured. Pouring.
  
  Poured
  
  Jy»tj Jiy*
  
  (rain).
  
  J^'J^Jj J\'^^ j
  
  3'A^
  
  ^i.j'^^i
  
  ^^^
  
  '
  
  Jj j^^i
  
  ( A\A ) ^3* To be broken down by age cJL«^ To subdue a. o. (woman). To mo?e along. To vibrate, to jaj+j Old woman. oscillate. To become submissive. To J^]y» Hair remainig on the J-^i^ ^ J>*S* leap for joy (heart). — sides of the head. To bound joyfully tovrards. Jl. »'j^'j* To pervade (a tree worm). A^j^Jyi Vibration, oscillation. Couimotion. Distnrij\^ij» j^lj* «J*J* Tree-worm canker-worm. Big or small louse.;.;!^ ^ 9yJ>i i^'j^^ affliction. Sediuion. bance, shock To grin, to sneer. War. J:>j£
  
  a. th.
  
  -ft-
  
  :
  
  -ft-
  
  ;
  
  '!'
  
  ;
  
  -ft-
  
  Flowing abun-
  
  ja'^*-* 3^J*->
  
  J^ J*
  
  Fruit of the
  
  jUja
  
  To beat
  
  dantly (water). Shining, glittering (sword).
  
  To
  
  excite (a beast
  
  j
  
  :
  
  '\'j£
  
  a Xji
  
  ^
  
  let
  
  a. o.
  
  5
  
  (camels) die of cold,
  
  s 'IjaIj
  
  ~ To
  
  thrash
  
  a. 0.
  
  ^ To
  
  scoff at
  
  to deride
  
  :
  
  '^j
  
  tj
  
  j'ljiv
  
  a. 0.
  
  iSji \jji
  
  ]
  
  'O-*^
  
  -ft-
  
  si^
  
  o_^ a jyS (clothes). ^ liy^j — -ft-
  
  To wear out To alter a. th. (dampness). To dye (cloth) yellow. j^ To ridicule a. o. * cSjV* •^ To be worn out (j'^\j <s*J^ ^ (clothes). To be rotten (fruit ). '
  
  Stick.
  
  at.
  
  Scoff, rail, sneer.
  
  'A'j^\j
  
  -j'jij
  
  Cold (moi'ning). Difficult to be
  
  >»
  
  *5j^l*
  
  crossed (desert).
  
  >Si\'j»' ?r
  
  Sceptre,
  
  staff.
  
  Fierce, lion.
  
  To
  
  Bulky
  
  oflf
  
  •-'l^i*
  
  A
  
  a. th.
  
  lion.
  
  Sturdy jj\ja
  
  ?-
  
  jt'ji
  
  -«-
  
  j;*J*J -?j^
  
  camel.
  
  To be reduced
  
  to
  
  extreme
  
  S.'j^
  
  ^
  
  destitution.
  
  To hum,
  
  ^j^j
  
  sing
  
  in
  
  Tj^jSi-'j^ a jrj* "^
  
  undertone.
  
  To
  
  recite
  
  ;r3*^ ,,j^,
  
  Quavering, trilling
  
  o''"
  
  the voice,
  
  ^'yi
  
  Rumbling of thunder. Rhythm. Trilling song. Poetical metre of 4 feet. Humming (man). Buzzing (fly), ^j* lively.
  
  Portion of the night, jit ;^> !?ti j* Trilling song. 5«j>1 ^ if j>*'l To despatch work. ijj* i jji -^
  
  To defame
  
  (builiilng).
  
  quiver, to
  
  a. o.
  
  To banish
  
  a. o.
  
  5
  
  ^j A
  
  brandish (a lance). trees wind).
  
  j*
  
  'ja
  
  jj'*-'
  
  To shake
  
  -ft-
  
  the
  
  (
  
  :
  
  me
  
  It
  
  set
  
  if-
  
  To rock
  
  in
  
  good
  
  ^'kt
  
  spirits,
  
  ^,> 'ja,
  
  "
  
  (a child).
  
  ja
  
  5
  
  To m'ge (beasts) by singing. To be shaken, j^jij 'y> -^-j
  
  ^ \'j.ji>
  
  —
  
  In^l^'jji^
  
  to vibrate.
  
  briskly by the singing
  
  tall (plant).
  
  To shoot
  
  'Jl»i
  
  To become
  
  of his di'iver (camel).
  
  To
  
  (thunder).
  
  •
  
  oVJ*_,a
  
  W"eak (man). Overthrown Xjj^Va ^ jU
  
  To walk
  
  verses on a trilling rhythm.
  
  To compose verses of 4 feet. To twang (bow). To rumble
  
  Merry,
  
  —
  
  ^ t^^
  
  corn.
  
  Rottenness.
  
  cut
  
  »J'S^
  
  liAiUI
  
  Granai'y, store-house for -lykl
  
  Laughing-stock, ridiculous. s'iJa Scoffer, mocker, sneerer. s'lj* Strong camel. Vulture. uj3>*""v'-J* "^
  
  to
  
  !>»
  
  fi>
  
  To die suddenly. 'Ija a To be severely affected by cold. To laugh, to scoff ^ ij+i.;. Ij VjWj
  
  To
  
  tS^j.O^
  
  with a stick. Herat, town of Khorassau.
  
  rider).
  
  To
  
  ^4^'j^j ''yj^-i <^>'>* "^ Aya/^oc/t M »i-tree.
  
  (star).
  
  rejoice in (good actions).
  
  J
  
  Shock, shake, vibration. ^ Earthquake. Briskness good spirits, liberal disposition. Bubbling of a pot.
  
  Sj*
  
  :
  
  Rumbling of thunder. Murmuring of the wind.
  
  y^
  
  Shaken
  
  —
  
  j^j» ej^fj j^
  
  (tree). -^ Stupid.
  
  shake, to quiver
  
  j£j '
  
  Shock, shake, commotion,
  
  — To
  
  —
  
  Sja
  
  jjj*^
  
  *j
  
  5
  
  J*j*
  
  ^
  
  J/
  
  ^) aN Laughing To jest, in
  
  loudly.
  
  ('"?/•) J'j+i
  
  to joke J^
  
  JjUj ,VJ*
  
  i
  
  Jj*
  
  -H-
  
  Jj»j
  
  ,')lj»
  
  —
  
  (words or actions).
  
  To exhaust,
  
  to
  
  ema-
  
  s
  
  exhausted, emacia-
  
  Sj» b
  
  ""
  
  a JjAj
  
  Vj
  
  VjA o
  
  Jj»j be exhausted, emaciated. find a. o. sportive, not in ,
  
  ft_j
  
  To To
  
  Jjj»
  
  Jj»'\
  
  Deceived. Stupid.
  
  little
  
  account Sji^^
  
  I
  
  -^j
  
  —
  
  of; to look scornfully at. Jest, joke.
  
  iJlj*'-'
  
  Leanness, emaciation.
  
  •'i^
  
  JIja
  
  Bryonia
  
  ^y
  
  o^l^hji
  
  ojj*
  
  }Aj
  
  P -^
  
  ^jjjAj ^j)jAj ^\jj*
  
  ostrich.
  
  Unfruitful years.
  
  Jj,W/*
  
  swiftly (ostrich).
  
  jsi
  
  j3*^j *^03* J^ cijlj* t ->' j^ ^
  
  dioica {plant).
  
  Quick
  
  «JJa
  
  -jJJa
  
  Quick, ostrich.
  
  -J:J-
  
  t^ja
  
  Quick, light wolf.
  
  w'^j*
  
  ^j£^
  
  Quick, swift.
  
  To twang bow). y^A -)^ C>Ja To hollow out (wax) with the A — hand. To .sink (a well). He lessened his right. ili iT — To put to flight, to rout 5 j>jdj ^jS (
  
  i
  
  (the enemy).
  
  To feel a propensity to. To twang (bow). To rumble (thunder). To burst (skin). To be broken short (stick). To fall to pieces (building).
  
  it
  
  ^ja'
  
  j,y^
  
  To break, to smash a. th. To hurry, to go
  
  fi>
  
  9j»j 'ij* a pji ,
  
  ^'Jw^b pj^^j
  
  ^jiJlj
  
  —
  
  broke forth and !>i;jb yjtalj ^j^ poured its rain (cloud). To be put to flight, routed ^j*jI» (army). To trample on the ground ^ln*l (horse).
  
  -ft-
  
  ?>
  
  quickly.
  
  To have a frowning look. To assume a false appearance before a.
  
  J
  
  —
  
  0.
  
  To swagger, in
  
  ^.j^
  
  to incline
  
  ifixlj^ J.
  
  —
  
  walk (woman).
  
  To be broken, smashed. Pji^'l To quiver, to vibrate (sword). p'JxAi Mangling his prey ^j^j f,\jAj ^>' (lion).
  
  Alone, single, unique.
  
  It
  
  f,\j»
  
  There is but f.\j» ;^4-^ one arrow in his quiver.
  
  "51.
  
  tJLiJt
  
  J,
  
  C«
  
  Portion of the night. jlljt '^j> ^oji Last arrow of a quiver. 9'JA^ ^yL] jl!o1 J G* There is no one in the house. To riot, to raise a disturp'j^i -^ bance.
  
  a —
  
  set quickly to (work).
  
  slaughter (a ewe).
  
  Flight, rout.
  
  Waterless
  
  oljj*
  
  — —
  
  Sturdy (boy). Weak (old man), jjj* Banished, expelled. j/jl^j jlja Wearing shabby clothes. jj^^'"^
  
  Lean and
  
  thin, exhausted.
  
  ojjjij Kjc'jaj
  
  is a lazy fellow. Simpleton, dupe.
  
  quick.
  
  To To
  
  oOj* ^
  
  Sluggishness.
  
  To be
  
  Jij*J J'j*J J;* JiJ,Wi ^ J/ji^j, J>»' w Jij^
  
  '^J*
  
  Laziness.
  
  Jester, joker.
  
  To run
  
  Jjjt
  
  oOj* t
  
  Nightingale.
  
  To make
  
  y^,
  
  He threw him down. I/»jVt o — To load a. o. with presents. o>U) —
  
  He
  
  Vlj* 5
  
  earnest. •^
  
  ^5
  
  a. 0.
  
  Light earth.
  
  ted cattle. ,V3j*
  
  bastinade
  
  Beating, bastinado.
  
  ciate (a beast).
  
  To have
  
  To
  
  g
  
  ^ij^ij
  
  cloud. Depres-
  
  _
  
  Uijaj Jj» j.jja ^ —
  
  sed ground.
  
  riot.
  
  pl'ii^j
  
  Fear. Bustle of war.
  
  -^
  
  Distur-
  
  —
  
  "^
  
  Stjji
  
  bance, riot.
  
  To carry away a.
  
  th.
  
  fi>
  
  jj*
  
  -ft-
  
  C3ja a Jja
  
  -«-
  
  (jji
  
  i
  
  (wind).
  
  Twang
  
  of a bow. Tractable horse. Heavy
  
  To
  
  /ji (
  
  rain).
  
  ^j»
  
  Hollow ol*jAj j'/jAj jtj» ^ Z*jA impressed in a soft body, in wax.
  
  To be lively, brisk. He laughed immo-
  
  cU>..Ji)t
  
  j
  
  Jjj^Ij
  
  —
  
  derately.
  
  Briskness, sprightliness.
  
  Jj*
  
  ^
  
  (AT Misfortune, disgrace.
  
  Liberal, bountiful.
  
  To exhanst the milk
  
  *
  
  5 |^
  
  of (a she-camel). Thinness, lightness. Liveliness, merriness.
  
  Tree losing
  
  Kind of artichoke.
  
  _r^i*
  
  emigrate. To ^JS o jIa • ramble, to rove. To yield little milk (she-camel). ^\U,
  
  ^To
  
  < To
  
  ^j*
  
  Vehement
  
  (rain).
  
  Inexhaustible well-
  
  banish, to expel
  
  a. 0.
  
  s
  
  uninterruptedly. Confusion of sounds, uninter-
  
  lend (a beast) to a. o. wijIaI thout the leave of its owner. To use (a beast) without s JIaaI permission.
  
  Dust. depart, to be
  
  X^ "^
  
  a. 0. -^
  
  To cover
  
  5 ^^J.*
  
  with wounds.
  
  a. 0.
  
  To conciliate a. 0. s X'^' He showed kindness towards. o>U Jp — To be broken dry tree). jXv^i ''" •^ To be cover^:! with wounds. I worked for him uni1 (^H" .e^ ^nJ_iS*l (
  
  willingly.
  
  Generous, bountiful. Bounty, generosity. ^vIa Mountain-goat. olil* ^r *ii-* Wound in the head. Blow JU-V* shattering the bones. Broken, crushed. Dry and bro^
  ken Arid
  
  plant.
  
  ly
  
  "C^.^
  
  under
  
  To impress
  
  —
  
  ^-ir*
  
  ^'t '..a ;„.»'»
  
  fi>
  
  j_^U.a
  
  i
  
  /(>
  
  (cattle).
  
  *
  
  D To drive away (flies). To be soft, tender
  
  'jji i
  
  "ki-jki
  
  —
  
  (bread).
  
  To be To be
  
  I^lIa a jL*
  
  tender, brittle.
  
  J
  
  CillAj iivlA o i j~i be cheerful, well dispo-
  
  'jjj, \j
  
  ready to. To sed towards.
  
  He To
  
  rejoiced at
  
  To
  
  find a. 0.
  
  ,
  
  it.
  
  cheer, to enliven
  
  *;
  
  jJ^^
  
  f
  
  jXS
  
  a. 0.
  
  weak, languid
  
  Tender, brittle,
  
  much
  
  -il-
  
  soft.
  
  (horse). -^ In
  
  ;
  
  »
  
  'JJ^L\
  
  'j^ Sweating powder (sugar).
  
  Tender (bread). Pumice stone.
  
  J-^^j
  
  a To
  
  foot.
  
  Uaa
  
  pierce
  
  ,^^ a.
  
  -{^
  
  th.
  
  with the hand.
  
  To have sparkling eyes. Eye of the elephant. Crushed, trodden under foot.
  
  Spark, crackling of
  
  ,>t2»*
  
  x^ \» i^iaft^j ^--a^
  
  a
  
  am
  
  glad of
  
  jtit y-a--^*
  
  it.
  
  Round long-necked
  
  'jJ>
  
  ^^i^l
  
  jui
  
  jJi
  
  Soft.
  
  j^
  
  *j
  
  Compliant, kind. Di-y
  
  Ij
  
  1
  
  *1a
  
  jug.
  
  Kindness, compliance.
  
  li,
  
  iIaj
  
  Ci.A
  
  J-j-x-f^
  
  herbage.
  
  To move, fire,
  
  ^,.1SC.;JI
  
  Kind, gracious. I
  
  ~
  
  jLa J-,^
  
  Kind.
  
  a. th.
  
  i
  
  To hurry on, to be quick. fl^ -STo become languid, CiA 'J-» -Sweak (man). To be broken (wood). To beat off (tree-leaves) for Jt —
  
  C»
  
  a. o.
  
  crush, to tread
  
  a. th.
  
  C-a
  
  to find a. 0. cheerful, kind.
  
  land.
  
  with
  
  C«j» o ,j-*
  
  ^^'-'^s ^^J-a-Kto rustle (coat of mail).
  
  Weak,
  
  He is a bountiful yj<'x% ^rSs\'jA man. To wrestle sportive- 5 CiU — Li*
  
  To
  
  -ft-
  
  clink (jewels):
  
  Whisper.
  
  i
  
  ojA
  
  Broken, crumbled. Whisper.
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  r-^'I^*
  
  To crumble a. th. A To speak to o.'s self. To
  
  ^
  
  "i^ji
  
  off.
  
  To conceal (news). Clang, din.
  
  crush, fi jX^'i jX^-i C-=^
  
  r-J-'j^
  
  Cjjy»
  
  <• Vagrancy. *ii,A Beast used without permission. xL-i* •^ Vagrant, vagabond. j^ii
  
  to bruise a. th.
  
  *iij*
  
  rupted speech. Confused (sound, voice).
  
  — To
  
  To
  
  To honom-
  
  vJJ* t
  
  spring. Rout.
  
  To speak
  
  ves early. Flaccid.
  
  Thunder, rumbling of thunder,
  
  ^^ e'^r^
  
  ^
  
  10,1* >»jja
  
  j^LSj f/--^ «S?^
  
  its lea-
  
  >ij ly»
  
  Twanging (bow).
  
  to agitate.
  
  Commotion.
  
  J-j-i*
  
  -fr
  
  ijj.T.A
  
  :
  
  AY
  
  (
  
  \
  
  formed of one mass of
  
  mountain rocks.
  
  Shower. Stui'tly,
  
  ^a'jj^\
  
  ^^^\»'\ strong. Sweating
  
  much (horse). To feed (sheep) abun-
  
  ^fJjA
  
  L..^»
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  r-^"
  
  dantly.
  
  ^.i*
  
  )
  
  \
  
  To
  
  impre.ss a. th. with the 4> ^4.^9*
  
  Black.
  
  Having sparkling eyes. To run away, to tlee.
  
  Small boys.
  
  v-ir^ »^^-* o J-a* -tt-
  
  ^ >Ui»
  
  forth
  
  To rain (sky). Numerous army. Armed party.
  
  jJsa
  
  J-^s*
  
  a. th.
  
  digest (food
  
  :
  
  —
  
  iiJaiij
  
  Confused voices.
  
  To break
  
  (
  
  
  ^
  
  To fi> CJa* i ,,-ai stomach). To facilita-
  
  oppress
  
  to
  
  ^^^j —
  
  z ^:>d»\j
  
  lessened !3^
  
  ^^^
  
  To
  
  Sea-shell
  
  To shed
  
  Lion.
  
  front-teeth
  
  ^«»*'l
  
  to be crushed
  
  :
  
  lion
  
  y^\^
  
  fi^
  
  the head
  
  ).
  
  worn as an
  
  s^r^j
  
  3^*
  ^oAj
  
  :^|
  
  ^Ua^Jij
  
  j^
  
  ^Ui^l'VI
  
  nJ^
  
  Digestion. Digestible, easy of digestion.
  
  Undigestible.
  
  ^CiL«;''Vl
  
  Digestible (medicine).
  
  Digestive power.
  
  ^is*
  
  ^
  
  jt j»»—
  
  Sy
  
  ^^Ja*
  
  in his rights. l«..4aA
  
  j-y^a^
  
  X^^oKa
  
  Open-handed. '
  
  'Joi.
  
  ^.-ist*
  
  j^^Uj ^Ua*j
  
  Digestible.
  
  j^j
  
  jts^
  
  * J I
  
  ,
  Aft
  
  jk
  
  —
  
  Slender, thin-bodied.'
  
  jtc^ *r^ j^ya» ^ *is4s^
  
  <^_^iik>j Xi-kft^j
  
  Injustice, oppression.
  
  Funeral dinner.
  
  _r^
  
  _^o\»j
  
  j\^.j^j j-'^'j
  
  Declining (fortune).
  
  *
  
  break, to
  
  smash
  
  CJa*
  
  1
  
  ^i -^
  
  a. th.
  
  ^waAj ^^ft
  
  _,.iaA^j j^IoLa^
  
  j»^»s*
  
  To become old. To break a. o.'s back.
  
  Li*
  
  l^-o*
  
  Sturdy man.
  
  'l.^*!
  
  quickly |_p3kii*j Ua* o \}aA ( camel).
  
  He had a graceful gait. To break gently, to bruise
  
  J-UjI 5
  
  J^h
  
  ^
  
  -ft-
  
  — ~~
  
  a. th.
  
  To be broken, I fell
  
  -ft-
  
  J<9U
  
  n
  
  To walk
  
  (fruit).
  
  Depressed ^C^sa Ij >yJaA -r j«-^ J jJ^ ground. Bottom of a valley. Beware of walt?il]>i1 ^Laib Dl^^ king by night and in the bottoms of the valleys.
  
  fife.
  
  _;oSaIj .r^'l
  
  Strong, sturdy man.
  
  ).
  
  To yield to (the enemy). J To be easy of digestion (food,. jt'^'^K To be dissolved, melted. To break,
  
  Pipe,
  
  sij^ueeze, to
  
  To crush
  
  jj.^ftj _j^a»j jliftj
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  ^ ^^
  
  To
  
  straighten (the racemes
  
  of a palm-tree).
  
  — He remitted to 'iiiya i%-> '^\ il him a part of his due. To be slender (horse). i^^ a ^-a* its
  
  a. th. it.
  
  inclined.
  
  Lion. Squeezing.
  
  his right.
  
  Wronged
  
  break
  
  incline, to
  
  without separating take hold of. To be pulled, bent,
  
  amulet.
  
  a. o.
  
  He wronged, him he
  
  jt^hA
  
  i
  
  to incline a. th.
  
  of (his prey
  
  te digestion (medicine).
  
  To wrong,
  
  ^
  
  To A j-^ct»\i «-Jj ^ \'j^a» _r a* "fr draw (a bough) too.'s self. To pull, To
  
  (verses, words).
  
  (beast
  
  ij>\.^lai
  
  s^la»
  
  ,
  
  To pour
  
  -ft-
  
  hand on a soft body. Strong (man, lion). ^^Uaij u^-a»
  
  short of
  
  crushed.
  
  my
  
  'j^.\
  
  J ^^^
  
  duty towards him. Party of people.
  
  c.Ja-ii»lj
  
  »Uj*
  
  Furious (.stallion). j»i+iaAj JsUaA Broken, crushed. j^^.^ikJj j"-^^ To rain continuously CJja i ,_^
  
  ^
  
  (sky).
  
  To wet a. o. (rain). To be profuse in
  
  J,
  
  s
  
  —
  
  ,_.j< ?aIj
  
  —
  
  (speech).
  
  To be oblong
  
  (hill).
  
  ^.JaPC^y
  
  y-^Aj i^\JaA ^ K.Ja » Shower of rain. Run, ,.,^'ieA z^j heat. Isolated and depressed hill Cju^^sAj
  
  ^.^.AAj
  
  ^
  
  ATT
  
  (
  
  To vomit. To be i-estless, boisterous
  
  %»
  
  -ik-
  
  ^jiij,
  
  -^
  
  :ci»
  
  woman, hag. Vam-
  
  oy>LA
  
  wLizz, to hiss
  
  CLjAj Ci*
  
  li*
  
  i
  
  -S-
  
  u^
  
  •^ I felt av. inclination
  
  i
  
  ,^1; 'cSa
  
  -ft-
  
  'UjU^
  
  ^
  
  of hair. She-ass.
  
  'Jsjfc
  
  ^
  
  'Gift
  
  J, 'Jaftl
  
  walker (camel). (horse).
  
  j—
  
  be quick in (work).
  
  To
  
  JaAviiA
  
  beat, to
  
  fell
  
  (a
  
  s \'jaA
  
  JJ>
  
  i
  
  -tt-
  
  dog ).
  
  glitter (mirage).
  
  To
  
  tingle
  
  ZJc:»\ ^
  
  Small
  
  liaj lia
  
  fishes.
  
  Empty. Rainless
  
  (cloud).
  
  (honey-comb). Light, swift (bird).
  
  Empty :isu*
  
  Ixa
  
  j,
  
  ^Cu
  
  Trace, mark.
  
  He followed
  
  oCja
  
  his steps.
  
  jt
  
  «jCi*
  
  Thin, tran-'lucid (cloth). Glistening (mirage).
  
  To have a
  
  :ciSi..
  
  «(».
  
  ^ ^^^
  
  ^t^ij ^iia
  
  slender
  
  Slender (body). Thirs-
  
  -^
  
  .jQIa Light (wingj. Thin (garment).
  
  ho\er, to
  
  fly
  
  C7iIaj
  
  wiii^j^'j
  
  Cua
  
  i
  
  c-i* "^
  
  To crumble down. To speak much inconsiderately. To be fine, about.
  
  to pieces, to crumble cJ^'Jb
  
  ~
  
  down. in pieces
  
  c^^
  
  (garment).
  
  continuous, successive.
  
  To
  
  fall
  
  To fall it — moth). To crowd to
  
  rush, to press upon. (the fire
  
  :
  
  (the water"* continuously (people).
  
  Depressed (word).
  
  soil.
  
  zS»
  
  Inconsiderate
  
  Continuous, falling quickly
  
  (rain). Stupidity.
  
  CjUa
  
  Emigrants driven away by
  
  t-i*
  
  drought.
  
  To ran
  
  To waddle,
  
  ^'J^' ~
  
  to
  
  sweep. To go along
  
  X^'f
  
  e'jai
  
  u-'J^a -^
  
  li^Wj Cia* a fL»
  
  -«-
  
  (beast).
  
  To walk
  
  fast
  
  jj.l'tj, ^]sPjJi\j ^Iia]
  
  in stretching the
  
  neck (camel).
  
  pace,
  
  J
  
  joij'f
  
  ,kft1
  
  Broad way, large road.
  
  To yield To milk
  
  (the females
  
  /.-U^
  
  uLa
  
  rain (cloud). :
  
  ,JLi
  
  i
  
  shepherd).
  
  Shower.
  
  To
  
  j!a.^j .viLaJj
  
  rain
  
  <^y^ Cl^i*^ eji*j '>i* o ll»
  
  -ft-
  
  To flutter and take its flight To tumble, to slip. To commit a fault. To be hungry.
  
  fi>
  
  -W-
  
  —
  
  ^iUa
  
  y^»j yL»
  
  To send
  
  fast.
  
  jla*
  
  i
  
  -Vr
  
  showers
  
  forth
  
  (cloud).
  
  cause (a horse) to sweat
  
  (run, heat).
  
  To pour
  
  Thin and continuous Rain falling in lar-
  
  *_j y
  
  jL*
  
  (water). rain.
  
  Jhi
  
  -'^laij jiaA
  
  x^ i
  
  ge drops.
  
  J^
  
  rain. JiLij jk^T Cloud pouring JiL»j JIiaj J%U ijb-JL
  
  down large drops. Clouds pouring rain in large drops.
  
  Walking slowly Fox. Party en-
  
  Annoyance.
  
  Foolish.
  
  Stupefied.
  
  (well).
  
  Heavy
  
  quickly (snow). into
  
  down, to collapse
  
  of a poor
  
  To
  
  slender.
  
  To fall To be
  
  fall
  
  He quickened the
  
  body.
  
  fall
  
  To
  
  Humble appearance man.
  
  fearfully in looking fixedly at a point
  
  Breeze.
  
  To
  
  ^^afi>
  
  Horse. Jl^
  
  (ear).
  
  To
  
  ,^U>—
  
  S
  
  Party of men.
  
  — To
  
  *o.
  
  To
  
  ma
  
  little of.
  
  To neigh
  
  (wind).
  
  To walk quickly (man). To glitter, to shine.
  
  ty.
  
  ke
  
  Good
  
  pire.
  
  To
  
  despise, to
  
  Lock
  
  (-woman).
  
  Boisterous
  
  To
  
  ^liA
  
  )
  
  To
  
  jius
  
  ,_JlitJ,
  
  Uia
  
  (beast).
  
  Ji»t^j iLbU*
  
  ^
  
  jlal*
  
  gaged on a raid, marauders. PL Turkish or Indian tribe famed for its strength and gallantry. Numerous army. Crowd. ^iai Mighty man. -ft-
  
  swiftly.
  
  To throw
  
  (bird).
  
  A
  
  a. th.
  
  struggle
  
  ^ \^kft
  
  was engaged
  
  between them.
  
  'Jii
  
  o
  
  ikft
  
  -ft-
  
  ^p ^j
  
  ^
  
  (AYr)
  
  To be delirious. i* -fr Ci* To bully a. o. To seduce a. 0.5 ailj — To crumble down ^ v^^u* wU i
  
  -ft-
  
  — To pulvex'ise a. th. by rubbing. To draw (milk) to the last drop. To spear a. 0. time after time, o » — To intoxicate a. 0. (wine). To x — fi>
  
  injure the reputation
  
  Disease of the
  
  'd\J,
  
  ZXi'ji
  
  XfejC»
  
  i!l&v* ]j
  
  mind. Pounded.
  
  ^
  
  ila
  
  wXi
  
  CSC*
  
  press (a debtor),
  
  jSZa
  
  ic-
  
  —
  
  same man-
  
  So, thus, in the
  
  jjsij>
  
  -J^t-
  
  -»
  
  \'S
  in that way. ^p^lj \S^»j '^'y^, a _^-^j _r^ ^ To be astounded. To be sleepy or to \'j:j.j 1^^ a JiS :
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  sleep deeply.
  
  Sleeping. Wandering.
  
  No wonder
  
  at
  
  ^»j _,%»*
  
  fJi^K^j J^ikJ
  
  it.
  
  PZ. Frogs.
  
  ^^»
  
  quiet, to take
  
  To
  
  spread
  
  halt.
  
  its
  
  *-|
  
  ^3lsG
  
  ^
  
  rest.
  
  U -«
  
  a ;5Ca -^
  
  To cough (camel ). To
  
  darkness (night
  
  re he stopped. lowly, sub- ;5oaIj
  
  missive.
  
  •<>•
  
  <>•
  
  Ravenous hun- d*
  
  ger.
  
  Gentle rain.
  
  «Ua
  
  Fault, slip, error.
  
  To be
  
  V''«5Ci a grieved, angry.
  
  ;5Cft
  
  ,
  
  Sleep, exhaustion. Cough.
  
  plfei*
  
  Foolish.
  
  XifejA
  
  To walk and run
  
  CsSCa a ,_iSli
  
  ^
  
  swiftly.
  
  plant.
  
  Lofty building.
  
  Long-bodied man.
  
  JaAAJ
  
  — J*^
  
  Jyi^
  
  To cauterise (a horse) To be proud, impudent They thronged at the
  
  2$
  
  To crumble down j^^ ~ j^* -^ (well). To rain fast. To threaten, to be o!AI It J^^ angered with. to
  
  mock
  
  -ft-
  
  f^*^
  
  -ft-
  
  water.
  
  To To
  
  suffer
  
  To
  
  be altered (colour).
  
  from hunger. ;,3iJI. from (virtue » f^\ passion). To exhaust a. 0. (ague). divert a. 0.
  
  :
  
  m=*I <;i2A
  
  ^a£
  
  ^
  
  x^
  
  Star of hair on the upper part of a horse's breast. Three stars in Olio. Fifth mansion of the moon. Wont to recline on the elbow 'i^ in a gathering. Clash of swords. Clatter. Having a tuft of hair on (the 9-JM^ breast (horse).
  
  Male Male
  
  iii* _^
  
  jia
  
  - j^ ^ j|u
  
  rat.
  
  ostrich.
  
  Ill-
  
  ^iU*
  
  u-^
  
  "ft"
  
  a .^'
  
  -ft-
  
  5^
  
  natured. Fox. Wolf.
  
  C^
  
  To have a ravenous
  
  To subdue, to overcome To swallow up a. th. in
  
  a. o.
  
  at
  
  —
  
  xjii Glutton. Sea. Male ostrich.
  
  '
  
  —
  
  Roaring of the
  
  S
  
  .V^
  
  A —
  
  mouthfuls.
  
  _,a] jc.
  
  ^j
  
  s ^\~<
  
  large
  
  Ravenous, voracious.
  
  Wicked. Intruder.
  
  a
  
  u>2a
  
  -ft-
  
  k^Zj^
  
  hunger.
  
  Altar, temple. Statue.
  
  To be sorry for. To rail, to scoff,
  
  'lift 1
  
  k_.JA
  
  Cries for ejxitinfj horses. Sturdy, strong.
  
  Ostrich.
  
  They came to fight. \J\S'\^ — J£sia -STo be big and tall. J§d* Huge (beast). Tall and jTCa ^ ,,^a arboresoent
  
  ving.
  
  Foolish people. Width, breadth.
  
  Insatiable.
  
  ).
  
  '^ Nobody ,5CjS i^b ^JC-L ci:'^ ii3^ knows where he is gone to, nor whe-
  
  To be
  
  —
  
  Destitute. Star-
  
  tij^Jj di^S^
  
  scoff at a. 0.
  
  To be
  
  i_,
  
  The heart yearned towards. il^iJI Ua To entice a. 0. s j\i To starve. Ji* a y^* < To starve a. o. 5 li Transient rain.
  
  of.
  
  To be thrown down. To be intoxicated.
  
  ner
  
  ;
  
  wind).
  
  (well).
  
  To To
  
  l^ u*
  
  To whirl about (wool). i^Iaj To paljjitate (heart). To raise (a flake of wool
  
  sea. Gurgling
  
  noise in swallowing.
  
  ^
  
  ^^ '^^
  
  JiS
  
  Extensive sea.
  
  ^u Rain. Fear.
  
  He
  
  ATI
  
  C
  
  JVa Mi* diU
  
  moon. Cres-
  
  ceni of the moon.
  
  or
  
  first
  
  Double-pointed spear-head. -^Paren-
  
  Is
  
  Halloo,
  
  Come
  
  Jji
  
  ^i
  
  He went nobody oCi* isS-u oCUj knows whereto. Land in which rain is circums- iuL* cribed.
  
  c?'^
  
  ^&ia
  
  «
  
  he, she,
  
  j*
  
  ^
  
  not
  
  ?
  
  y^G
  
  ?
  
  "Ju
  
  j*
  
  3
  
  ^ >'
  
  for urging horses.
  
  on,
  
  :^
  
  s5UiJt Jc
  
  come ye
  
  To
  
  Is.,
  
  he, she, it
  
  Zeid standing
  
  Why
  
  thesis.
  
  Joy after sadness.
  
  ^:^j jj*
  
  to prayer.
  
  yS
  
  ? ^
  
  ^
  
  To >U appear (new moon). To begin lunar month). To rejoice. To lose their fall
  
  heavily (rain).
  
  i
  
  -)1-
  
  (
  
  ij>-
  
  become shabby (clothes). •^ To expand (the dough woman), /b — gloss, to
  
  :
  
  First night of a lunar
  
  J^ilkx.: \j J5t*l^
  
  month.
  
  To fly
  
  Exordium of a speech.
  
  J5Uu-l
  
  Rains.
  
  I.
  
  Jc)>1
  
  Exultation.
  
  jlii7
  
  His blood has been
  
  j^j J oi ^^i
  
  shed to no avail. Crescent shaped. Lean and bent j^pj (camel). Halleluiah.
  
  li^tl*
  
  H
  
  j^
  
  To weave (a stuff) thin. -^ ^ To sift (flour) with a fine tissue. To repeat (a sound).
  
  To refine poetry. To procrastinate in (an He was on the point of
  
  affair).
  
  i^,Ji Jii*
  
  j^
  
  sue).
  
  Refined, elegant (poetry).
  
  Ja!>U
  
  Rag.
  
  l5^4U' a
  
  ^J,]j Qj. ^JuJ ning (horse). To drench a. o. (dew). 5 ^JLk To pluck (the hair). To a ^^j — horse's
  
  ,
  
  -i:^
  
  tail).
  
  To satirise, to revile. *jilb To be hairy (man). To have the hair plucked. shorn.
  
  i
  
  jIiIa
  
  J'Uaj jIa
  
  away. To praise God, by repea-
  
  ting Ci\S\
  
  V, (there is
  
  *il
  
  no God but
  
  God).
  
  '^
  
  To abstain from. To hire (a workman)
  
  j '5>^j Sl+vi
  
  for a lunar
  
  Jj»b,V>Ulj 5^^ voice in saying
  
  am). To begin to cry (newborn child). He perceived the new dijj (Here
  
  I
  
  l^i^-^h
  
  {j.f iL!
  
  J*^
  
  [^ 3* 1
  
  a night.
  
  upon
  
  (sword). He invocated the
  
  God. To say
  
  —
  
  *^}\^
  
  month.
  
  To appear (new moon). To raise the
  
  — moon on such J — To make a cut
  
  :
  
  To keep on run-
  
  be frightened, to
  
  _^;.?,i'i
  
  overtaking him. To bewail (the dead Druse), To pronounce the Mohammedan formula of faith. To threaten to become a Moslem (angry Christian). Light (tis- jsoj^j Ja5Uj J\'+Uj JfJJ. •^
  
  tall
  
  j^ikilJ^
  
  ^;; -
  
  repent.
  
  it...? Did...
  
  The two
  
  two last days of a lunar month. Anything crescent-shaped. Grapnel.
  
  the
  
  To
  
  Interrog. particle.
  
  First rain.
  
  clip (a
  
  scoff, derision
  
  Proud.
  
  died with fear,
  
  New
  
  Ja
  
  )
  
  Mockery,
  
  a. o.
  
  name
  
  of
  
  In the name of God before slaughtering
  
  Ml t
  
  JT i;
  
  —
  
  :
  
  a victim).
  
  To be bright (face, cloud) To exult. To have a smiling, open face. jl^? — To shed tears (eye). JJ.ir-L \j ^^Jlj To fall heavily C'4--b a?*b 'J^A and loudly
  
  (rain).
  
  To give the first rain (sky). 'Jki^{ To raise, to lower the voice. To begin to shine (new moon), ^j^ill To be drawn to glitter (sword), 'ji ;
  
  S ^jJij >Ji»
  
  Ci* a
  
  ,^
  
  wJ+J*lj
  
  ^J^
  
  Beginning of a lunar sl» month. He has not obtained the least thing.
  
  -^j yjtj
  
  ^
  
  3*
  
  (.jUsI
  
  U
  
  diU He
  
  confided a se-
  
  AYO
  
  (
  
  ^U
  
  ^^jj, ]j Ci>li
  
  *jJi
  
  cret to him.
  
  To
  
  ^^JJ
  
  1
  
  ^£
  
  Tliinness, leanness. -^ Nonsense, idle
  
  words.
  
  Weak,
  
  convalescent people. Halhiciaation.
  
  Weak-bodied.
  
  ^jAa
  
  1^ ,U
  
  u-5'>*
  
  Exhausted. Conmsiimptive,
  
  Pounded
  
  jijl ^_^r«^ JaJj^ — j-u
  
  flaccid belly.
  
  -}:}
  
  be anxious, fretful.
  
  ula
  
  p.>^j
  
  Greedy.
  
  ^_^lij
  
  po.-?sesses
  
  nothing. xiU Vj ;!»
  
  Fearful, fretful. Impatient.
  
  Swift (ostrich).
  
  ^.i^Li
  
  jl^v^ llLa,'
  
  ,
  
  ,
  
  —
  
  l>
  
  i!
  
  ^iU
  
  {:}
  
  CsU
  
  jxi
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  ^iAj
  
  ^ <••
  
  Big and
  
  tall.
  
  Ji)S
  
  fi>
  
  Lion.
  
  ^
  
  ^121*
  
  —
  
  Gluttonous, voracious. xiux* J ZauIaj iSsiU'j
  
  fe.>Uj
  
  fedft
  
  a »ill_Aj
  
  ^isi^Jj (i=L]M^j fed>.Jij
  
  To
  
  Shorn-haired.
  
  Kind of dates.
  
  dli*
  
  i
  
  Thick milk.
  
  -1^
  
  man. Great
  
  ;»ui*
  
  eater.
  
  Intimate friend.
  
  To
  
  peel
  
  off,
  
  A
  
  ^^x^'iXij ^jJxi -^
  
  Garment. off,
  
  to scrape
  
  to baik.
  
  4>
  
  peeled, barked.
  
  ^
  
  tU
  
  To scratch
  
  o ci* (the skin).
  
  To
  
  glide
  
  c-i^j't
  
  away. jiUj SjUUa'j
  
  -'\£^
  
  - dU
  
  Languor
  
  To
  
  in
  
  man.
  
  relate incredible,
  
  strange things. a. th.
  
  fi>
  
  Nightmares, incoherent dreams.
  
  be reduced to nought. -^To be dam-
  
  PiMme-shaped
  
  pi-rish,
  
  ned.
  
  ThOi-ny tree.
  
  r-^i ^Ub
  
  ^i* cpJ^jSj jjiUUl.j
  
  rJ^l P
  
  fruit. iMyrobalan-tree.<>-Ellipsis (geo.)
  
  Yellow myrobalan.
  
  To destroy. To lose a. o. or a. th.>b_j s To .sell (property). * ^i^il — > To damn a. o. (God). He swaggered ^^ J ^'li^j dtl^ if
  
  gracefully.
  
  To
  
  u,
  
  ^]i^
  
  covet a. th. eagerly.
  
  To strive in. To rush into danger. To strive after. To spend away (wealth), ^ To sink (a debt).
  
  JJ>1
  
  Large cooking-pot. ^jUi*
  
  To
  
  —
  
  seize a. o. (fever).
  
  Patched garment. Coarse
  
  —
  
  .JiOft
  
  -Ji-
  
  jkL*
  
  -^
  
  ^alu
  
  -{:}-
  
  cloth.
  
  sink exhausted upon (a
  
  bed).
  
  1^5-
  
  mob.
  
  To conceal
  
  (is^aj LTjiijj
  
  -Jl-
  
  oj^ — t-^ ^
  
  r-i*
  
  in-'^y^J^j
  
  Idiotic, foolish
  
  iJL*
  
  XfeiUo ^^jiUJj iSCisuj to die miserably. To pa.ss away. To
  
  To
  
  ^-1*1
  
  sru'^
  
  —
  
  oCJa
  
  Stupid, dull.
  
  Rabble,
  
  glut a. th.
  
  ^A^j v^*
  
  i_4<-»^
  
  ^JU ^ 'Ua ^
  
  Hairy, coai'.se-haired (man).
  
  (tail).
  
  To be
  
  cil* -^
  
  (hunger).
  
  To
  
  Haii'less or clipped
  
  little.
  
  ) *l:2Uj
  
  ^i^Aj
  
  ^ ^'
  
  ^ ^U
  
  *.)Ia
  
  on the spot, immediately.
  
  Vehement
  
  ^
  
  liL*
  
  Hirsute, thick-bearded s^^Ia thick (beard).
  
  To hurry on. Now, ( /or c^'ji\
  
  Severity of winter.
  
  Vehemently cold day. Rainy night. Cold wind with rain.
  
  Rainy, fruitful (year). ;iU
  
  .-i
  
  Restless, anxious.
  
  He
  
  ;
  
  nual rain.
  
  Rainy, plentiful (year).
  
  Tang-led, luxuriant (herbage).
  
  To
  
  hair
  
  ,_ii*(.
  
  fit
  
  zIa ) ^.i* pig's bristle. Eyelash. Conti?//«.
  
  (
  
  Cold winter-day.
  
  fine.
  
  Insane.
  
  Having a
  
  O^ un-sheath (a sword).
  
  Hair) (man).
  
  ^ySj —
  
  Con.siimption, hectic fever.
  
  hectic. ->
  
  To
  
  Horse-hair, coarse
  
  To whispor.
  
  smile.
  
  )
  
  fit
  
  tattle, to talk
  
  CI*
  
  i
  
  ^^JU -^
  
  nonsense.
  
  j — \j
  
  ^ To
  
  dtiiJl
  
  ojaxJ^
  
  [
  
  To emaciate a. o. (disease). To pound a. th. fine. To be consumptive. To lose
  
  •^
  
  the mind.
  
  To become or
  
  lean.
  
  s
  
  -
  
  '
  
  To
  
  (A r\
  
  ^
  
  creep (-worin, in-
  
  C^-^^j C^a
  
  "^
  
  i
  
  )
  
  r* Ruin, perdition.
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  ij To be- '^ Ij *^ii*j *^_^A come old, infirm. The woman '^jJaJI u-^j J I'l^l c4.1a
  
  h-immed
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  about, to
  
  To
  
  a. th. cai-efuliy.
  
  (grease). -^
  
  To uj
  
  of.
  
  interests of his people. ^ ~"
  
  v
  
  the attention, to
  
  excite the zeal of a.
  
  behalf
  
  o. in
  
  Intention, purpose. Care,
  
  ^_^i^
  
  of.
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  anxiety, concern. Important matter.
  
  Ambitious, high-minded. '^ jij This is ^ J»3 o1 '^^^^^ wliA 3>-j 'J^ the man thou standest in want of. Decrepit old man. j^'C^^ ^
  
  Broken down J>S^-i ^^^*' (old man, woman).
  
  ^*
  
  Ambition. Mind, aspiration, aim, scheme. Zeal, Ambitious. XtftJI
  
  Venomous
  
  reptile (as
  
  scorpions,
  
  sr
  
  **-*
  
  ^ x^^
  
  ol&Laj d\£ ^
  
  cXL»
  
  j1 'v^Ua
  
  
  '^1 CrV>»t1iAl
  
  ^
  
  >>li;*t
  
  Scjlicitude.
  
  do not care about
  
  ;^ Vj
  
  J
  
  z.
  
  jXS
  
  V
  
  pei'ishable.
  
  :
  
  jCJu ^ diH'a -fy Damned.
  
  valley of perdition.
  
  t'.
  
  the world
  
  Perilous
  
  dilQ.;;
  
  ^
  
  iyljj tjilj
  
  its vanities.
  
  ;
  
  XSuJOij XSCIaJIj x^CIa.;
  
  place. Desert.
  
  Parasite,
  
  dUiiJ
  
  Straying foragers.
  
  oj^^l^.*
  
  Sinking-fund,
  
  <>
  
  To To
  
  call
  
  out
  
  i!>Uijill,
  
  a. o.
  
  come
  
  o
  
  He came low-.spirited. Hero, magnanimous man. Melting
  
  ^v^a <^ yc^ ^ j,K^
  
  jJIji
  
  Slanderer. Energetic, effective
  
  >iCj*
  
  manYielding cloud
  
  much water
  
  (well,
  
  Swift-paced
  
  j>^,S
  
  she-camel Reed shaken by the wind. ).
  
  rain.
  
  Distressing,
  
  ^li^S
  
  (
  
  ).
  
  ^ *irr*J ^.r^ ^ ^ >ii
  
  cvt,;^
  
  Cv
  
  busying. Important, matter.
  
  —
  
  thing.
  
  And Et
  
  so forth
  
  :
  
  and so
  
  on.
  
  i^i
  
  *JU
  
  cetera.
  
  Veal served with the skin. Kind of animal jelly.
  
  ^>U
  
  Adhesive, sticky.
  
  ^^i^
  
  Asparagus. They, them,
  
  To
  
  (hail).
  
  -)f
  
  ^Jti*!^
  
  to me.
  
  here, bring the
  
  i^
  
  Flaccid, soft.
  
  it.
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  o^lL JL»^
  
  away.
  
  cari'y a. th.
  
  it
  
  PI. Insects, vermin.
  
  Care, concern.
  
  The
  
  on,
  
  More momentous.
  
  tP^J
  
  Exhausted, jaded. o*S^ -^ Covetous soul. SSQU Mole, Dormouse. Broom-rape. 6^\» Beggars. Strayers (seeking j^a fodder or water). Blacksmith, r^^!^ Lo.ss. Cause of death, danger. iJCl^j
  
  Bring
  
  lice).
  
  tfCU
  
  ^^
  
  o^i»j o^&U*
  
  dill'jij i^AAj ciUAj
  
  shing, dead
  
  Come
  
  worms,
  
  SSC'bS
  
  dll'i jiil^
  
  Cil,
  
  land.
  
  *^^
  
  ?r
  
  XisoS
  
  »iSCU iSCLb
  
  at any rate.
  
  jl*j Jsij
  
  >I3*
  
  .serpents,
  
  ^
  
  '^Uj
  
  Vile, lowly.
  
  'Jie>\
  
  — He took great pains for «_r»Vj i) the management of his affair. 'j^^'^\ He concerned himself in the
  
  Thin
  
  I&Ua
  
  it
  
  Peri-
  
  be troubled, anxious. a. th. To take
  
  I
  
  xSCiftJj
  
  disaster.
  
  :
  
  Unfruitful year,
  
  '^Ix
  
  To mind
  
  <>•
  
  loss
  
  Barren, unwatered
  
  To be melted
  
  To draw
  
  Heavy
  
  ^%^:
  
  louse (the
  
  head ).
  
  care
  
  Destruction.
  
  Do
  
  for" hilling the boy.
  
  To be anxious search
  
  i'SUj dUL^j dti*
  
  Death. Damnation.
  
  sect).
  
  a.
  
  To
  
  ^<
  
  ^pj. theii'.
  
  (
  
  Pi. of
  
  intend, to purpose th.
  
  ^
  
  meditate,
  
  »_,
  
  to
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  \^
  
  o
  
  ^
  
  jj>
  
  ^
  
  -5^
  
  determine
  
  upon a. th. To be anxious about. To threaten to fall (wall). I,_,ii)o To busy (thf j '^Ij,;^*^? C* o mind). To disquiet to cause anxiety
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  to a.
  
  o. (affair).
  
  To waste To melt
  
  (the body
  
  (grease).
  
  :
  
  disease),
  
  To draw
  
  fi^
  
  ^
  
  (milk).
  
  C
  
  ATY
  
  S/^
  
  )
  
  cp'
  
  To be worn
  
  out iu
  
  li>i-*j
  
  Ij^
  
  j4a
  
  o
  
  the folds (cloth).
  
  ;
  
  ^—
  
  To stay in (a place). He hurried the walk. He rushed on food. To soothe (anger gift).
  
  j—
  
  jjUl ^liLil
  
  :
  
  — A — SX* j
  
  Apoplexy. Trance. Going out (fire). Worn out, jj>[» ragged. Ripe, yellow date. Barren land.
  
  To mutter,
  
  'j\^ ^.>iii/»
  
  ^
  
  to griim-
  
  To
  
  ^fiit^ .»ii-* snarl (beast). To hum
  
  for lulling a child.
  
  Hoarse
  
  voice. Snoi't,
  
  j^y^
  
  -r
  
  '\
  
  i
  
  '
  
  ^
  
  snarl of a beast.
  
  Dauntless chief. Lion. Wild
  
  ^i+i.*
  
  crow. Nothing is left. Pergonal pronoun and
  
  j'i^ \^ -^
  
  •
  
  affix of
  
  pronoun {in the dual). They two, both. Them tvi'o. Their They, them ( for the plural). two.
  
  the possessive
  
  Sheep-tax registered on the
  
  rolls.ju«.A
  
  Hamadan,
  
  tribe in Yemen. o\XJ^ Swift camel or shej'i\^ — i»* -ftcamel. Exertion, quickness. Intensi-
  
  cioua.
  
  To be poured
  
  forth i^;^ o jii -Ji(water, tears). -^ To snort, to neigh (horse).
  
  To
  
  i
  
  snarl (wild beast).
  
  To draw
  
  forth (water).
  
  forth (milk)
  
  to the
  
  multiply (words).
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  pull
  
  —
  
  To
  
  drop.
  
  last
  
  down
  
  (a
  
  building).
  
  rend, to wear;b
  
  \^]j
  
  a U.A
  
  i^ji
  
  ,
  
  -S-
  
  out (a garment).
  
  rent (garment).
  
  become ragged, woin Threadbare, ragged
  
  To
  
  'CiJIj tti^
  
  out. 'Vo.i, ^
  
  ,-
  
  *
  
  ^
  
  garment. To be overspread with -ih grease (dish). He laughed dii-Jillj ^S^SCJf c4a and spoke in a low tone.
  
  c^
  
  (^ a
  
  To be hungi-y. To patch up (an
  
  a
  
  r-t-»
  
  'C;^ o
  
  -^
  
  r-i-*'
  
  affair).
  
  To give to a. 0. a part To stamp the ground
  
  of.
  
  ^> fit
  
  o^,
  
  — To
  
  Jj^h —
  
  (horse).
  
  To take, to bring a. th. away. To charm, to bewitch a. o. To run vehemently (horse). To be poured (water). To be down
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  ty of rain, of heat.
  
  Hamazan, town in Arabia. ol^* Relating to Hamazan. Loqua- "JJX^S
  
  (building).
  
  leaves beaten
  
  down
  
  5 _^;ii 5
  
  ^=^1 J^'\,
  
  To have
  
  its
  
  (tree).
  
  Neighing of a horse. j^i Fat and bulky. Heaped up (sand)._,^i Shower. Angry speech. Shell %y^ used as an amulet. Boisterous woman. Cloud pouring down
  
  i^^» jCftj
  
  showers. Babbler.
  
  ^>«0»>
  
  J^
  
  jy^ki) J^.^j j*^-ZJ give confused news. To rr'J*^
  
  speak confusedly. words.
  
  To
  
  utter
  
  quench thirst in one '\:^\ ^/i — draught (cimel). To run at full speed (horse). r-^'
  
  To conceal
  
  J^\ To
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  oV^i
  
  stores,
  
  Important duties. Over-anxious ; gi'ieved. ble (man).
  
  silent in a trial.
  
  pulled
  
  War-ammunitions,
  
  materials.
  
  To extinguish (the a ai^'lj at* fire). To allay to soothe (grief). To abate (wind). To remain xj^'\
  
  To pour
  
  4-
  
  ^
  
  idle
  
  a. th.
  
  fii
  
  be exhausted by heat
  
  —
  
  r.'ii*l
  
  (man). To be pale, wan (face). Gnats, (w/ixiijb ) ^Vi_ft1 ^ ;^i-ft grubs. Foolish people. Rabble, ruffians. Scarce food. Hunger. Lean
  
  ewes. Mismanagement. man of a low class.
  
  Ruffian,
  
  Whitout
  
  chief (army).
  
  'J^i*
  
  Without
  
  V.J.U
  
  shepherd (flock). Violent hunger. Scared i!t*U rp.'^ by flies (gazelle). Young, slender-bodied ga/elle. ^^^
  
  To
  
  die
  
  away
  
  cool (anger)
  
  To
  
  die,
  
  (ground).
  
  (fire). :
  
  to
  
  To
  
  13^
  
  become
  
  to perish.
  
  o
  
  still
  
  -Ca
  
  -^
  
  (wind).
  
  To be barren
  
  (
  
  him (devil). To thrash a.
  
  ATA
  
  to •^
  
  i
  
  To speak iuaudibly. To converse secretly
  
  Swift, generous (horse).
  
  ^
  
  Bulky
  
  with.
  
  Faint sound, voice : soft tread of camels. He speaks with a faint C^a j3^-i softly.
  
  Crush-
  
  ^j-jUij
  
  ^it*
  
  ing bis prey (lion). Faint sound of a camel's steps. ,_p-i»i Uttere inaudibly. Softly arti- ,j-^4AS culated (word). '.
  
  The
  
  To
  
  soft letters
  
  prised
  
  in
  
  com-
  
  the
  
  3
  
  7Z.j^^\ ^j'J^'\ folloioinrj
  
  xvords
  
  -^
  
  d^'j^
  
  camel).
  
  (
  
  riot, to
  
  be
  
  J-'Jo^
  
  ~
  
  ^
  
  J'j-oJ^
  
  in confusion (people).
  
  Riot, disturbance.
  
  
  much milk Old woman.
  
  Yielding
  
  voice.
  
  Walking
  
  <>-^ri-*
  
  Trifle.
  
  ^
  
  o.
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  Swiftness. State of confusion.
  
  mel).
  
  To
  
  pinch
  
  to re-
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  pel a. o.
  
  (she-ca-
  
  Aj » \*j^ mouse
  
  nip (a
  
  j-l^i o
  
  i
  
  j^
  
  -S-
  
  To
  
  cat).
  
  :
  
  spur (a horse). To backbite, to find To suggest evil to a. o.
  
  fault with.
  
  (Satan). To bite a. o. To bi*eak a. th. To mark, to pronounce (a vowel)
  
  with a hamza. Insuperable, strong (man).
  
  ^lH^a
  
  ^
  
  collect, to pick
  
  J.^
  
  o
  
  a> Cii;£
  
  -S-
  
  up (things).
  
  To bite a. o. » To speak much. Ciiji a J-^j i — To urge, to excite a. o. a jJ'^ To give little water (spring). j.X~v To \n intermingled ,>iiAb j-^'^' (reptile).
  
  To
  
  quickly.
  
  To go
  
  er-*--*l
  
  be intermingled.
  
  —
  
  Confusion, medley.
  
  xl^ji
  
  j~^^
  
  of a book.
  
  Babbler (woman). To lay hands upon a. th. To take a th.
  
  ^^^ *
  
  iru;i.
  
  i
  
  ia^^
  
  -{^
  
  Hamza. Silent
  
  *
  
  JaiiAlj JaiijJ
  
  —
  
  (-» ).
  
  Hamza pronounced
  
  C«4j»
  
  i
  
  To shed tears. To fall upon (a tree dew). To sham weeping. To be altered (colour). Pouring down rain (cloud). :
  
  Quick death. To break (the
  
  ^Ja3l
  
  oliul-'l
  
  —
  
  oQi*
  
  Satan. Violent (wind). Far-shooting
  
  jj^
  
  (bow).
  
  jCaj
  
  Slanderer.
  
  jAJi
  
  Sji*
  
  Sagacious, active man. i\^l
  
  j^^
  
  for asses.
  
  jij
  
  »'J*^t 1
  
  JT
  
  S-^'
  
  Marked jy^-^ with hamza. (Gram.) having a ham-
  
  Spurj-ed, nipped.
  
  CjU^aj t^4-ftj
  
  (tears).
  
  separately.
  
  suggestions of
  
  JyW-* '^ y^-^j J'W* Spur, iron-shod staff.
  
  Wrong-doer.
  
  j^
  
  «
  
  Stick.
  
  a. o.
  
  the reputation of
  
  fluid.
  
  ollal^l
  
  hamza marked
  
  Whip. Goad
  
  To wrong To impair
  
  Flowing
  
  diabolical
  
  ;
  
  possession.
  
  Backbiter.
  
  forcibly.
  
  (pl^itJj
  
  (letter).
  
  Madness
  
  P^vil
  
  ^ Margin
  
  skull).
  
  
  To threaten, to frighten a. o. u jt* •• To be marked witb hamza y>v\
  
  thus
  
  (crowd).
  
  To creep
  
  Liquid,
  
  u^yvi
  
  ground.
  
  Tall.
  
  To
  
  He threw him on the
  
  a^I>»
  
  f^
  
  -S-
  
  za in
  
  its
  
  radical (verb).
  
  To walk day and night Ci.*
  
  i
  
  ^j~^»
  
  -K-
  
  unremittingly.
  
  To chew, press
  
  I'
  
  to
  
  — mumble a. th. To To break a. th. To fi>
  
  grapes).
  
  mumble, to utter inaudible
  
  To tread the ground He whispered news
  
  softly.
  
  (
  
  words). ^aiJL
  
  *ii aij o^J Jl
  
  to him.
  
  He suggested
  
  evil
  
  ^zS^y^'y^ *JS
  
  J
  
  — —
  
  —
  
  !
  
  U Thiu
  
  rain.
  
  random
  
  Pastiu'ing at
  
  AT
  
  (
  
  ^ly*
  
  a^^ ^ C^u
  
  caJ^ ^ ou;^ P
  
  Stupid, foolish.
  
  To m'ge
  
  waist-band, sash. Royal, imperial,
  
  'j
  
  jl\^j Oj-C,^ Cojaj u*
  
  To weep, to moan. To sigh afrer a. th. To create (a camel) stroog
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  Jl,
  
  P -ft-
  
  —
  
  s '^'\
  
  To
  
  "Weeping woman, female mourner.;JUjb Strong o>ift.> Personal and possessire pronoioi'^-iiof the 3(i person of the plural feminine. They, them. Their, theirs.
  
  Pronoun
  
  person of
  
  of the 3''
  
  -Ca -^
  
  and f.) They, them. ttS) U*j *liA o a IIa ^
  
  the plural {m.
  
  To
  
  be
  
  J^
  
  »
  
  i
  
  beneficial, pleasant to a. o. (food).
  
  Health made to me.
  
  May
  
  To say
  
  to a.
  
  it
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  ,
  
  'Ua a \li
  
  s
  
  Ua a
  
  i
  
  —
  
  o
  
  s 'Ua
  
  i
  
  o
  
  —
  
  a. 0. *iiAj
  
  'Ua a j^a
  
  ^ '^
  
  rejoice at.
  
  enjoy (food).
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  s«Ua o >iA_j , Uaj Ua a *^5.A be pleasant (thing). To happen o\l»j
  
  greet, to
  
  congratulate
  
  ,^ s
  
  ^^^j
  
  'i'-^AJj
  
  V^a
  
  To give a. th. to a. o. 5 UaI To be benefited by (food). ^ |^i^ \t^ To pride o.'s self in. To rejoice at. To be glad, happy. M^'i To ask a. o. for help, for a s "UiiiJ,!. gift. To grant a. th. to a. o. tai\
  
  the night. Gift.
  
  j
  
  JJi^Jlj ^Ulij
  
  To bathe
  
  'iiCj>{
  
  Vy^^j CSUaj !iC»
  
  ,
  
  in teai's (eye).
  
  To
  
  Part of
  
  *
  
  j;a
  
  i
  
  flow abun-
  
  dantly (tears). To overflow (water). To give continuous rain (sky). jIa To pasture freely day and ^a — j
  
  night (camels).
  
  To
  
  forsake, to leave
  
  off a. th.
  
  To let To be
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  J^aI
  
  j;.a -^j
  
  overlook, to neglect.
  
  (a letter)
  
  neglectful
  
  a J^aI
  
  without dots, of.
  
  J^'^-*'
  
  Coarse garment of the Arabs.
  
  Ragged
  
  hair-tent.
  
  j^
  
  Flocks pasturing freely day and night. Water flowing freely.
  
  them
  
  set
  
  ^
  
  j4.a
  
  free,
  
  day and
  
  ^.a
  
  QTj;'
  
  night.
  
  j^Aj JiAj V^\£j
  
  *)_^4aj
  
  J^'^*
  
  5r
  
  J^**
  
  '^j JCaj
  
  (camel).
  
  Waste
  
  land.
  
  JC.»
  
  Remainder of fodder. Weak birds. Threadbare garment. Sloth. Neglect.
  
  j4U-a J^\^:
  
  -^
  
  Wi- J^kJ
  
  thout diacritical points (letter). Neglected. Overlooked.
  
  To walk
  
  at a gentle
  
  pace (hackney). Beast walking at a
  
  rp^-K^ gentle pace. Lean (sheep).
  
  To
  
  put
  
  a. th. in
  
  A
  
  a
  
  -^j
  
  —
  
  rX^
  
  -^
  
  Jj4.A.ji
  
  
  ^.^a
  
  ^ ^^^Ca
  
  —
  
  ^»a
  
  -S-
  
  purse.
  
  a. o. on.
  
  Smearing with
  
  -S-
  
  persist obstinately in.
  
  Obsolete, disused (word).
  
  (cattle).
  
  -H-
  
  o <X^»
  
  angi-y.
  
  Soft, flaccid.
  
  without trouble (affair ). To be wholesome, beneficial (food).
  
  To
  
  To
  
  Set free day and night
  
  (a camel)
  
  find insufficient
  
  "AiAj
  
  To
  
  s '\^j
  
  tar.
  
  herbage
  
  To To
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  feed, to maintain, to
  
  help
  
  To
  
  o.
  
  ^'^
  
  j
  
  exert o.'s self per-
  
  He wd^JS
  
  give thee joy!
  
  To smear with
  
  fcsuit A-iit-*
  
  give thee joy
  
  it
  
  May
  
  pleasant
  
  it
  
  J
  
  a. o. in
  
  severingly.
  
  J^tJ\j
  
  of a camel.
  
  fX^
  
  ^?tA^
  
  (an affair).
  
  (God).
  
  Fat under the pupil of the ^Uaj *j\£ eye. Remainder of marrow. Strength
  
  «•
  
  jl»
  
  Crack-brained.
  
  (camels).
  
  Purse of a girdle,
  
  ^
  
  j^
  
  Luxuiiant herbage. Dry her-
  
  >'ja
  
  To say Amen. To oversee, to watch
  
  ^^Ia over.
  
  To it
  
  —
  
  expand the wings over (her chickens hen). The Watchei- (God). ^J^\j :
  
  ^^1
  
  To
  
  flow
  
  Oi^j C^A
  
  J>.Aj \'j^ o l»A
  
  -a-
  
  To pasture here and ). To shed tears (eye).
  
  (water, tears).
  
  there (cattle
  
  1
  
  !
  
  ^Jb
  
  (
  
  Ar»
  
  He lived 100 years. soliJJt J^sMade of ladian iron (sword). j^ Wild or gar'U J^j litr^J V-*^ den-succory, endive.
  
  ^ Dandelion (plant). Measure. Limit.
  
  'j'j
  
  -Ual*
  
  J'^* P
  
  Standard-cubit (25
  
  SJ'^*^
  
  -ijCrii't
  
  trace (a road)
  
  to
  
  :
  
  ^'Sii>
  
  fit
  
  ^
  
  sketch (a building). Measui'e. Geometi-y.
  
  iJala
  
  tecture.
  
  u-r^
  
  Geometrical.
  
  '^JJ^ix
  
  Geometi'ioian. Architect. En-
  
  iS«-»if>»
  
  To arrange,
  
  ^
  
  to dispose a. th. ^oi*
  
  To
  
  syaimetrically.
  
  pare
  
  shape, to
  
  (wood).
  
  Symmetry, harmony
  
  of
  
  j,\j^st,
  
  P
  
  parts : modesty. Symmetrical. ^^i Hollow of the ear. s3^ ~ J^ To fold, to bend a. th. a CJa a ^cii ^ To brand (a camel) on the neck, s — To submit to. J — To have a crooked and C^ a prominent neck (camel). To be unable to answer. >45~-l. Crookedness of a camel's neck r^ Brand on a camel's neck.
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  Three stars of Gemini. Two stars of Orio. Sixth mansion of the moon.
  
  ^^
  
  Submissive.
  
  Having a contorted
  
  fjji
  
  ^
  
  '\^£
  
  ^
  
  ^"li
  
  ;cL*1
  
  neck.
  
  acd compact
  
  hasten, to
  
  (hill).
  
  'wililj
  
  wi^
  
  —
  
  to your health
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  (xjja
  
  Gj^
  
  (xxJi
  
  I
  
  y \^ Short space of time.
  
  ixxai
  
  Greeting, congratulation. .Anything succeeding without
  
  xlJj L-4*
  
  little.
  
  trouble.
  
  Smeared with
  
  tar.
  
  '^^jji
  
  ^ Turkish
  
  lady.
  
  ( for
  
  j\^
  
  )
  
  ^;ii
  
  T
  
  Title in addressing her.
  
  Short. conceal, to keep a.
  
  LJi*
  
  ^j ^cii - ^-^ *
  
  Inconsiderate,
  
  insane (woman). Exceedingly foolish.
  
  To
  
  act slowly
  
  to be
  
  :
  
  ^iiij
  
  affair.
  
  PL
  
  Confused news,
  
  The hyena. To be in quest
  
  JOu* ^ .^I* ^tj
  
  'i^J v^ th. a ^'r'&
  
  -^
  
  ^
  
  faint noise.
  
  xi£i j,j£i
  
  ^
  
  of
  
  slin*
  
  -Jt-
  
  ^* j j\}jb *
  
  ,_^7j ^xii
  
  -»•
  
  news.
  
  To
  
  ^-^ ^
  
  titter.
  
  Despised, weak.
  
  ^jo-i*
  
  To suffer from hunger. fi^i^ Vehement (hunger). ^^Aj f.Ci»j fLlA To limp (wild beast). 'aLi* j2a -»To move about (foe^J;; - ^a -Stus).
  
  To
  
  blandish, to
  
  flirt
  
  5
  
  be unable
  
  The
  
  to.
  
  a^i
  
  To be slow
  
  —
  
  jua
  
  ^
  
  a. o.
  
  in.
  
  a— j
  
  Indians.
  
  —
  
  ol*
  
  Woman's name. i^Aj oOi* ?Herd of 100 to i^j iU* Ij ji*] ^
  
  ~
  
  —
  
  200 camels.
  
  i^
  
  ^
  
  C^jua
  
  wood. Indian spikenard.
  
  'i^^ *ir^
  
  Indian sword. ;
  
  *ijl»
  
  affairs.
  
  Calamities. Difficult affair.
  
  Indian, Hindu. Aloes-
  
  secret.
  
  Inunderstood (word).
  
  w^*/* -*
  
  c4^
  
  remiss.
  
  Momentous, arduous ojCjJ ^
  
  India. JIa
  
  voice
  
  A
  
  .C> va
  
  •
  
  it
  
  health
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  To sneer (woman).
  
  Low
  
  joy
  
  with a. o. (woman). To abuse To sharpen (a sword).
  
  hurry on.
  
  To
  
  Tar, liquid pitch.
  
  Wholesome, pleasant liu* ^ (food). Easy (affair). Good wish. Mayest thou en-
  
  Greeted.
  
  gineer.
  
  Low
  
  .Cjj
  
  good health.
  
  Servant.
  
  ArcM-
  
  Dauntless. Skilful.
  
  To
  
  Enjoyment,
  
  -^
  
  With enjoyment and
  
  inches).
  
  To
  
  -UA
  
  )
  
  Congratulation.
  
  Dimin. of jj^ Flock heads. Century.
  
  "j^ljiu*
  
  of
  
  100
  
  "^
  
  ^IL sXI^i'
  
  ;
  
  (man). Courageous. Swift (she-camel).
  
  •G-yS
  
  5r>»
  
  repent, to
  
  ij.^j,liyb
  
  iVi
  
  *
  
  I'teurn to good.
  
  To be
  
  To
  
  or become a Jew.
  
  sing, to speak
  
  >^y^'>j
  
  '^^
  
  \i\'^i
  
  ~
  
  •*>*'
  
  A
  
  little
  
  (night).
  
  -^
  
  intoxicate a.
  
  "^
  
  ^aj
  
  2r*
  
  thing, some- c.i1aj ol^i;^ ^
  
  :ciA
  
  ^
  
  oUi
  
  ol>i*j
  
  That belongs to thee. To say come jX\ ila here, thou, man;"
  
  He has some
  
  A
  
  He spoke in a low tone. *ikL« J ^^j — i^ To walk slowly. To bs still, at rest. To sleep. To act gently. To fall in
  
  thing. o>ii
  
  c-*
  
  diii \j^ 13
  
  :
  
  gently.
  
  To
  
  A
  
  what.
  
  Violent (wind).
  
  To
  
  y* ~>^
  
  Time.
  
  ^y»
  
  Tall and fickle
  
  I
  
  To descend a (wine). To
  
  valley. 5
  
  o.
  
  —
  
  ;
  
  li
  
  i
  
  !
  
  cxS «^
  
  defects.
  
  a while
  
  little,
  
  woman
  
  jJ 1*
  
  j
  
  some-
  
  ~<^
  
  l+liAj
  
  what. Stay a while.
  
  ii^'
  
  x*!^*
  
  Disaster, misfortune.
  
  olji*
  
  H^re, from here.
  
  ua
  
  i^Jaj
  
  There, thither.
  
  i
  
  »^
  
  ?-
  
  -H-
  
  ix\\u»i ilU*
  
  t^ ^ Inter]. No doubt. Surely. Woe turn a. o. to Judaism. ljj£, i^a a '** To return to. To make peace ?j A ijU To stammer, to be impeded in speech. with. To feel sympathy towards. He was compliant in the sale ^^t J,— Pronoun of the 3«* person [^ c^'^d-iii^~, of the singular masculine. He. To be allied by sacred bomLs, U (marriage or patronage). To become It is I it is he. Ja _^ !
  
  -il"
  
  •if-
  
  :
  
  ,
  
  He abated
  
  the price.
  
  jia^iJ'
  
  j
  
  ^^\\
  
  ^ —
  
  ijQ,j <•
  
  Man's name.
  
  i>ft
  
  Jews.
  
  Hump
  
  i>»ij
  
  —
  
  faint-hearted
  
  To To
  
  think well or
  
  Sweet
  
  >jU
  
  ;
  
  •5'>«jj
  
  OU-
  
  j\
  
  \'^i,
  
  He aspired
  
  voice.
  
  ^
  
  rejoice, in.
  
  iyi ^ 3iyi> Forbearance, gentleness. Peace, sil^A favour sacred bond. of a camel.
  
  ill
  
  <j j\
  
  Here lam.
  
  |ju«Uj «l»
  
  (dual.) G»jl_A
  
  Take
  
  thou, \e.['S\A
  
  Jewess. Judo?a. Judaism.
  
  Here, fi'om here.
  
  Asphaltum. Sonchus, sow-thistle. Lapis Judaicus. Jew's stone, cji^^,:
  
  No, by God! Here is a gold coin.
  
  Sili
  
  —
  
  ij.*
  
  ^U jTl*
  
  ljt~i'*
  
  -^
  
  ting mind.
  
  my^^
  
  To
  
  Ambitious, brooding high
  
  b^
  
  \jjy»j 0>* o jU -5^ down (building). To crush down (people). 5 \jyi — To deceive a. o. To avert a. o. from. To incite a. o. to. To conjecture a. th. fall to pieces,
  
  to crumble
  
  fi>
  
  ^i -
  
  occurred to
  
  j
  
  j
  
  (a building).
  
  ^
  
  jV*
  
  Jl
  
  Aj
  
  mind.
  
  »^t _i^
  
  designs. Gari'ulous, foolish. Distance,
  
  remoteness. Heat of
  
  To go down a ravine, To call after a. 0. Deep <>•
  
  ^'^a
  
  -ik-
  
  — Cyj*
  
  -S-
  
  fire.
  
  valley, ravine.o>ft
  
  o^
  
  ^_j
  
  ?- *-j'>*->
  
  —
  
  *J>a
  
  Precipice. Abyss, chasm.
  
  Thirst.
  
  :
  
  V '^
  
  «ia
  
  Intention, scheme, aim. Penetra-i^
  
  u
  
  {ix
  
  It
  
  i
  
  iJu iJU
  
  _^;3)t
  
  Kind of partridge. y^ ^ Si^i -5^ Behold Here is.( for '^ and j)
  
  To suspect a. 0. of. To overthrow to pros trate a. 0. To pull down
  
  'Uj »U
  
  i^^fif/-)
  
  [plur.) o'y»j thou art, here you are.
  
  to truth.
  
  !
  
  jU
  
  things.
  
  .Jew.
  
  ^
  
  -fi-
  
  of!
  
  thou, ye. Hei'e
  
  iii
  
  -li
  
  |*^S
  
  _oiJ jl
  
  to great JLUiit Jl
  
  Take
  
  Repenting, coming back
  
  Sand-grouse.
  
  ^
  
  Foolish
  
  a Jew. To use gentle speech.
  
  To be
  
  tall
  
  and
  
  foolish,
  
  uyi
  
  iJyk
  
  -tt-
  
  a ^tja
  
  -ft-
  
  Jy>
  
  ^
  
  distur-
  
  Ci^i o tA^i
  
  bauce. to be excited
  
  crowd
  
  (
  
  take fright, to run away
  
  To
  
  u-ji'
  
  Ovei'-excited.
  
  To make a
  
  -^
  
  Ar T)
  
  (
  
  Crack-brained. Extravagant.
  
  To bark
  
  (
  
  -H-
  
  To
  
  ).
  
  horse
  
  ).
  
  (dog).
  
  collect (wealth)
  
  unlaw-
  
  to be restless.
  
  fi"et,
  
  —
  
  J^j^j
  
  Ci,^ a J^j»
  
  To confound
  
  nai\ up.
  
  fi>
  
  Jjy»
  
  (things).
  
  To
  
  5
  
  —
  
  a. o.
  
  s
  
  —
  
  (a
  
  » J^j^»
  
  thi'ow disorder, dissension oy.j
  
  amongst. To set dogs against
  
  •^
  
  To mix
  
  among
  
  o.'s self
  
  (crowd) <>• To make mischief. To be mingled, confused. J.j\^j j^/^j To as.semble against. jp tr^iJ Multitude of men, beasts.
  
  ^^
  
  Confusion.
  
  c-i^y^j c-Q-^J.
  
  ^
  
  ii,*^
  
  Commotion, disturbance.
  
  membrane
  
  Me.seutery, in the
  
  Rabble
  
  *l*j *i.yb a
  
  confused company.
  
  Multitude of men, camels
  
  *i-3_^»
  
  oCityt
  
  mixed together.
  
  Wealth
  
  unjustly
  
  J-jSa^'j J-jS-^j
  
  -
  
  acquired.
  
  To be fretful, restless. Q.y, & <M ^ They were ready to ^ja^j Jl j,*^'A ~ attack one another.
  
  To vomit. ^'jS o a fC»i To make a. o. to vomit, jrl C> i j^^a -.^1 j,^ To excite vomiting. Vomiting. Eagerness. Enmity. Greedy.
  
  xi.yL£j 9-^j^j p>* f^j£ f,j»j
  
  :
  
  hot wind.
  
  —
  
  To rush
  
  To
  
  a. th. a
  
  jVj
  
  heedlessly into
  
  To be
  
  j/''~'
  
  -'i*'-"->
  
  (
  
  j^j
  
  an
  
  nearly elapsed (night,
  
  winter).
  
  To attack a. o. (disease). To collapse (sand-hill). To pei'i.sh. Weak, feeble. Perish- j'Lij
  
  i
  
  —
  
  j\^\ j}2*l j(tt.j
  
  jU
  
  able.
  
  Lake. Flock of sheep. j\y»] ^ j'j-JPeril, danger. vjl3>* tt «j3* Suspicion.
  
  ij^d
  
  Loss, ruin.
  
  Sjl>*
  
  Ruined (building). Rash, heedless.
  
  jU_j
  
  JU ^ji
  
  Volunteer, irregular
  
  cj\'jS
  
  ^
  
  Jj,\j^ -^ '
  
  (soldier).
  
  Rashness, boldness. -^ Tumble. J3J.7 Sinking sand. Depressed land. j>J^
  
  To
  
  plain.
  
  die.
  
  —
  
  jy^
  
  jjA
  
  Creatures. Men.
  
  -ih
  
  Jja
  
  To smash, to break a C^a ^r'^ "^ a. th. To eat a. th. voraciously. He prowled about by night. j3)t — He roved around the «-^iH J>> — thing.
  
  To drive (cattle) along. To do havoc among (sheep
  
  n
  
  —
  
  J —
  
  :
  
  wolf).
  
  To be
  
  Cji
  
  light-headed,
  
  a a'j^
  
  crack-brained.
  
  To render
  
  a. 0. crack-brained, giddy (disease).
  
  To become earnestly.
  
  Stroke of madness. iJ_^i Crack-brained. iJ^^j ilyi Ditch, hole in the ground. xS^l Stupefipd, amazed. i^'jt^j ilO'* To awe, to sti'ike 5 J^ij ,V^ o JU -{^ a. 0. with fear.
  
  or
  
  a. 0.
  
  (building).
  
  \\»
  
  To be foolish. ^is'jS a il^A -^ To be stupefied, astounded. iJi^Ji/ £)}«j To be involved recklessly in a scrape.
  
  down
  
  annoy a. 0. To crumble down
  
  ^^j^'j ^y^t o]>a -^
  
  ^^(e,j
  
  Herald, crier in a battle,
  
  Cold wind
  
  hurl
  
  Barren
  
  abdomen. ;
  
  ^^ To
  
  afifair).
  
  fully.
  
  To To
  
  •^
  
  foolish. -^
  
  To
  
  To
  
  ^'ji
  
  ^^^
  
  desii'e
  
  rejoice.
  
  Light-headedness, giddiness, insanity, d
  
  ?
  
  Dock
  
  for ships.
  
  <>•
  
  a'j^ Violent
  
  desire, pas.sion. Hope.
  
  ^j^
  
  -^ Toasted wheat. D Canal-lock.
  
  Intimate thought.
  
  The
  
  lion.
  
  Voracious. All-des-
  
  S-^l^'jcr-'^iJ'
  
  JJji ^
  
  lt^^^I
  
  troying.
  
  Time consumes every thing.
  
  ^^i
  
  I
  
  ul'^j)!
  
  — (
  
  Do not
  
  grieve for
  
  it
  
  :
  
  Arr To
  
  take
  
  He has self-indulgence. To despLse a. o. or a. th. *j n oCa>'l To scorn at. ^_, oW:-.! ij ojUj To neglect to take no acoJI^j :
  
  fin
  
  0V4JI -^ o'i>»l
  
  Tranquillity, quiet. Modesty,
  
  ct'yS,
  
  staidness, gentleness.
  
  C)a '^cJ>*j
  
  Abjection, lowliness.
  
  xJC^^^j
  
  ^
  
  know
  
  ^
  
  0>A
  
  £La
  
  ibL*
  
  jE._,
  
  ^^;^A jc ^^;i^
  
  gently, at thy ease. Staidnes.si, slowness, forbearance. uJ^ Scorn, contempt. oUUi ^ SjUI
  
  Ortence, injury-
  
  Light. o>l^j '0^1 y, otft,i:)^A ^ oi* Easy to be done or borne. Staid, quiet.
  
  Mortar,
  
  c/jjS*
  
  ojjUj c'S^i ojC*
  
  -r
  
  P
  
  vessel for pounding.
  
  ^_j
  
  kAs.
  
  —
  
  a.
  
  S
  
  —
  
  fi!>j
  
  hideous.
  
  To be awful. To assume the appearance
  
  J-
  
  of a
  
  she-
  
  (
  
  camel) submissive.
  
  To be awed, Poplar
  
  Ju
  
  teri-or-stricken.
  
  (tree).
  
  Cardamom
  
  (Indian JG»
  
  spice).
  
  Awful thing.
  
  
  j
  
  —
  
  Halo of the snn or moon. oVU ^ du Sacred fire Sjirinkled with salt iSyk for taking oaths. Cause of dread. Scarecrow. jj y^ Mixture of colours motley. jj_; Qj ^ — Variegated garment. Awful, dreadful. iiui ^ Jj U ;
  
  Awe, dread. Jj4;_, jju, J^* More terrible, more awful. J'.a'I
  
  ^^^
  
  Dreadful, terrific
  
  J^'j
  
  JC^^
  
  fire.
  
  To nod the head ^^;_j ^5* ~ in sleep. To sleep.
  
  Neglect, Sloth.
  
  Contemned. <>• Offended. Remf)te place depres;
  
  sed land.
  
  To be wide (wound). To be hurled down. To die (man) To dart on a prey (falcon). To blow (wind). quickly with
  
  U*fll?
  
  —
  
  head. Corpse.
  
  be raised and stretched out towards a. th. (hand). To advance quickly in. rise (star).
  
  To
  
  tingle
  
  J
  
  —
  
  —
  
  \)^
  
  —
  
  (ear).
  
  To go down. To set (star). To be bereft
  
  Headman, chief
  
  ^^iy»j \i yl of her children
  
  of a
  
  su^ij
  
  lion.
  
  v']^*
  
  ^\y^\ ^>*'1
  
  Big-headed.
  
  To become easy J
  
  ^
  
  Owl.
  
  Extensive plain.
  
  The
  
  To
  
  j'}^
  
  Depressed tracts of land. j,^£ Medicinal plant, kind of ^y>cS\ — jasmine used against calculus. Head. Top of the ^Uj oUU ^ *?U ti'ibe.
  
  its rider (beast).
  
  (mother).
  
  with (a stick). deform, to render
  
  Administering oaths at a sacred J^jj!
  
  lighter.
  
  To
  
  frighten, to threaten
  
  a. 0.
  
  (place).
  
  Ea.sy, light. Easier,
  
  To advance
  
  J^a
  
  herself (woman).
  
  of the sea. i;_^j xJ>a
  
  Easiness, quiet.
  
  •<>
  
  To
  
  To deck
  
  Awe, dread. Swell J^^aj Ji^I ^ J\a
  
  C)_4'!1 \s
  
  what sort of man he is. Walking gently (woman).
  
  Do walk
  
  ^s-r'<^-
  
  o]^
  
  ol^^j o>a
  
  Creature.
  
  do not
  
  'j.jt
  
  sprinkle a sacred fire with
  
  salt.
  
  wild beast for rendering
  
  gently.
  
  Here, there.
  
  I
  
  To
  
  To
  
  of.
  
  To bf! outraged, reviled. To be broad (de.9ert).
  
  He walks
  
  dreams (drun-
  
  see frightful
  
  kard).
  
  patience.
  
  count
  
  a
  
  )
  
  to
  
  it
  
  C^a o
  
  oU
  
  ^
  
  a. 0. (affair).
  
  To become
  
  XjL^^j
  
  ClySj Cyk o oC»
  
  weak, contemptible, base. To become quiet, gentle.
  
  To To
  
  facilitate a. th. to a. o.
  
  despise, to
  
  contemn
  
  a. th.
  
  C^jS o
  
  —
  
  k ^ oj*
  
  *—
  
  '
  
  Art
  
  (
  
  Chasm,
  
  ciy To go up ,to ascend (a hill).* i^ To love, to desire ftj s ^s'^ a
  
  ravine,
  
  Atmosphere. Feminine pronoun of the third
  
  To be
  
  ^ person. She.
  
  a. 0.
  
  sL* o 'j^j a
  
  fine-;.-CA_j
  
  to air
  
  desire, to long for.
  
  ^i[
  
  prepare, to get ready J
  
  sIIa
  
  a
  
  i
  
  prepaie, to
  
  fi,
  
  (x^^^j
  
  To To
  
  ~c^ %»
  
  'V^j o^j^
  
  \Sj\»
  
  —
  
  5
  
  i5>*
  
  be stretched forth towards J ^'_^\ (hand).
  
  towards
  
  He
  
  forth his
  
  hand aS^
  
  t^\
  
  —
  
  it.
  
  I'ushed
  
  upon him with
  
  ^t^ X,
  
  —
  
  iJ
  
  the sword.
  
  To be
  
  wonder or
  
  f'^£
  
  down
  
  into (an
  
  To captivate, to seduce •<> To catch cold.
  
  G
  
  J^ i^J^^j
  
  Oh! 0.
  
  Preparation, apparatus
  
  ;
  
  jLa''i\ '\'^\
  
  Cholei'a.
  
  Atmo.spheric.
  
  .
  
  Eh.
  
  oUaj
  
  "Uf '^
  
  ^
  
  Li
  
  C~*
  
  'ijX^
  
  He has treated Ijl) b M^ViUli him now with kindness and then
  
  i
  
  unknown.
  
  t
  
  M^^vt ^^1 asmosphere. Empty *j >*! ^ >l^ space. Cowardly. -^ Weather, climate. Tune. Wind.
  
  Good-looking.
  
  Thing agreed upon.
  
  ^s'y^
  
  Sybarites.
  
  Air
  
  ^1 >^
  
  Astronomy.
  
  a. 0. s
  
  ^}4=--l Inclination, passion, .|yil ^ ^^^i desire. Object of love. Love, fondness.
  
  Shape, apCj^j ol~* ^ *~:*J *~* pearance. Goodly aspect. Mien, countenance, gait, garb.
  
  oQ ij
  
  hurled
  
  abyss) one upon another.
  
  water. Inter], expressive of
  
  is
  
  at a quick
  
  He stretched
  
  They agreed together upon Cry for calling camels to
  
  whose father
  
  to aerate.
  
  a. th.
  
  attainable to him.
  
  Unknown man
  
  4>
  
  of. To blandish a. o. down from a iS'^^^^j
  
  fall
  
  ^ —
  
  li'**
  
  to the wind,
  
  be fond
  
  To
  
  I
  
  To be prepared, disposed to. To be about to. The thing has become -^Jjl
  
  Interj.
  
  C?>»
  
  high place.
  
  arrange a. th. To agree j s with a. o. upon.
  
  regret.
  
  :
  
  ^s'ji
  
  a. th.
  
  — To walk — pace.
  
  su* a
  
  for.
  
  To
  
  or
  
  To blow (wind). To expose a. th.
  
  ^U* -^
  
  i
  
  shaped (man).'
  
  To To
  
  )
  
  with harshness. I
  
  Come
  
  on. Lei us go.
  
  Aby.-3s,
  
  Deep
  
  \
  
  To dread
  
  :
  
  to regard
  
  a. o.
  
  with awe-
  
  caution.
  
  To make
  
  a. th. to
  
  He
  
  '^
  
  be
  
  Jl^
  
  fi>
  
  likes
  
  than.
  
  Atmos-if^i
  
  ^
  
  better
  
  it
  
  It is
  
  *1J|^
  
  <3_^ft
  
  Falling. Rising or setting
  
  To
  
  call out, to urge (camels) by the cry L,u '^ ,
  
  To incite a. o. to. To awe, to fear, to
  
  .
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  "
  
  Ji^ jv^Ui
  
  s
  
  —
  
  ,_Z^
  
  renoe a. o. Snake. Chiding of camels. ^U Awe, reverential fear. -^ Modesty, ill* dignity. Countenance, bearing. •^ Shameless ; without *^^| jjjB
  
  IjL*
  
  :j
  
  _>
  
  ^
  
  ,i
  
  u^
  
  jli
  
  (star).
  
  ^_)\»'\
  
  Abyss, depth. Atmosphere. *ij^ Bereft of her children (mother).
  
  .
  
  reve-
  
  jj»'\
  
  dearer to him than.
  
  Enamoured.
  
  ^J^
  
  feared by.
  
  feeling.
  
  o^'^j oj» gulf.
  
  phere.
  
  !
  
  i
  
  Imperative. Do, fear.
  
  deep valley. Abyss,
  
  valley.
  
  !
  
  1
  
  The abyss
  
  of Hell.
  
  ^jX«3l
  
  Ascension of a star. Tingling
  
  j^
  
  in the ear.
  
  Part of the ;
  
  Vei*y deep well. \
  
  jlil ^a .\'j^j j^ij
  
  —
  
  night,
  
  Fan.
  
  6\'jk
  
  ^ T^ji *i'>*
  
  '^
  
  !
  
  (
  
  To
  
  Are
  
  To
  
  be raised (dust).
  
  be excited (man).
  
  To
  
  a.^i^
  
  o.
  
  f^
  
  Agitation, discord, disturbance,
  
  war. Excitement of blood. Fie-
  
  Civil
  
  riuess. Yellowness of a plant.
  
  Cloudy, rainy, windy day.
  
  ^.Li 'y^j rr.-»
  
  oW^
  
  Daugei'ous madman,
  
  Female
  
  'j u:l» Oji*^
  
  *^^ ^^j 'i^
  
  frog. Ostrich.
  
  c-^'^.i^ :r
  
  Battle, conflict, war.
  
  Outburst of anger. ^*l* His anger has been roused. i^\» ^U Land having withered plants. ^^JU Cry for ma/ting camels to kneel, {k.^
  
  -ft-
  
  To
  
  put in
  
  motion.
  
  To
  
  s j1i£j
  
  To
  
  \Xa
  
  liiAj
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  -ft-
  
  distress, to frighten a. o.
  
  *
  
  repair, to put a. th. in
  
  order.
  
  iU
  
  i
  
  chide
  
  a.
  
  o.
  
  To
  
  jlij
  
  —
  
  frighten,
  
  to deter a. o.
  
  To walk I
  
  at a quick pace. jilS do not care for it. It iu'i Jlufj C» does not disturb rae.
  
  He
  
  motionless, he ali cannot be roused. is
  
  Su
  
  ij v»_,
  
  i_)^-Aj wXftj »_J,Iaj
  
  *_4.hr*J
  
  Very timid. Very
  
  iJ
  
  C»
  
  ^^;j s—fJ
  
  respected, dreaded. Fear. Awe, respect.
  
  ^yj>'\
  
  ti\^
  
  Dangerous, di'eadful (place).
  
  Cause of
  
  XZ^
  
  fear.
  
  Give, bx'ing.
  
  ^j ^j
  
  Come here,
  
  To
  
  come
  
  lii'CJj ^2A)
  
  on, thou, ye
  
  Even, flat land. Ruins, rubbish.
  
  ^ z^
  
  call a. o.
  
  cCi
  
  Clamorous. To be excited, confused
  
  Cil*
  
  oU ^
  
  i
  
  (crowd).
  
  To give little to a. 0. J CUjij — He obtained a sufficiency. JiiJI ^^ — To do havoc among * oCjiJ^-lj, j — (cattle).
  
  Tu
  
  vie
  
  with
  
  number
  
  a. 0. in wealth,
  
  » ^jii
  
  of followers.
  
  J (a
  
  c^
  
  /ft
  
  oii^-^l.
  
  fi>
  
  gift) considerable. of.
  
  Ji^JI
  
  < Materials
  
  for
  
  stone.
  
  Faint-hearted, weak. raising the dust.
  
  To walk. To take much of. To put (the enemy)
  
  ^.'j^ -^
  
  XtT^JA
  
  CJa
  
  !
  
  ^^j
  
  ^V* fi,
  
  to flight.
  
  Implem_ent of labour, plough.
  
  Bravo
  
  i
  
  Go on
  
  swollen (sea).
  
  inflamed (eye).
  
  To be roused
  
  s
  
  j -«
  
  ^^JS
  
  be
  
  To be
  
  stiri-ed (blood).
  
  To be disturTo dash, to To wither (plant). To plants ( land To be (
  
  man
  
  ).
  
  ).
  
  thirsty (camel).
  
  To To
  
  stir (war).
  
  (evil,
  
  To
  
  Day
  
  ;
  
  excite
  
  i_jj
  
  A— -^-^
  
  dLscord) between.
  
  raise a con-
  
  test
  
  To
  
  To
  
  J^ A
  
  a ^^j
  
  raise (the dust),
  
  5 v?-V-aj
  
  engage
  
  to
  
  o^li^
  
  (
  
  the plants
  
  find (a land)
  
  t^S'^
  
  in (a tight) with.
  
  of battle.
  
  — To blast — wind).
  
  ^^^ ^^^
  
  To
  
  ^\» »-
  
  i
  
  (anger).
  
  rush forth. have dried
  
  Jj^
  
  Clit^j Gel*
  
  G-V'-a j
  
  To be
  
  jLs
  
  y^^ contest. Poison. Kind
  
  water. Trifle, tinsel.
  
  be raised
  
  (dust).
  
  bed, disquieted
  
  Tree-gum. Mist,
  
  mirage. Lie ; of dormouse.
  
  To
  
  —
  
  zil*
  
  3;;^
  
  work.
  
  Interj.
  
  c-i^^'
  
  Party of men.
  
  To destroy, to pull A ^t» — jj* -^ down a. th. -^ To prepare materials. Tu crumble down. To hurry. j^3 North wind. ^,vftj ^n* ^^j '
  
  Wind
  
  iu^'j
  
  1
  
  To squander the property
  
  comer.
  
  V^'
  
  'rlH-'J
  
  He
  
  ol^i^ilj ol'j^l ^l»ii
  
  v.?-*
  
  More
  
  To give a. th. to a. o. To ask much. To deem
  
  Ab indant
  
  uU^
  
  v'^J
  
  awing.
  
  XJ. JiA camels, iiij juaj j^ Cowardly, dastardly. cjIju*
  
  Hard
  
  oUl*j
  
  respectful.
  
  in
  
  Unhappy days. Cry for unjiny
  
  gives to any
  
  C\y^
  
  iiS^j
  
  Dreadful. Venerable,
  
  Cry for rousinrj camels. r^u^j Bustle, commotion. Fieriness.
  
  <
  
  CA^^Aj
  
  Dust, earth.
  
  upon, to fight with
  
  riisli
  
  )
  
  Male goat. Shepherd.
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  covered
  
  with withered plants.
  
  a
  
  wW >^ 1*1*1^
  
  C>U4\
  
  ^u1
  
  rr^liA
  
  Ar-v
  
  (
  
  <^j
  
  Indolence, sloth.
  
  Weak,
  
  ^V
  
  cowardlj.
  
  ^JIaj fS
  
  f.i»
  
  Sil*
  
  Fusion of lead. Obscure (uight).
  
  ^Ui ^.Ca
  
  *iiU
  
  Beaien, broad (road). Wrong-doer, prone to
  
  t
  
  ^^^i^
  
  rc*^
  
  ^ —^
  
  :
  
  Plentiful
  
  Easy, pleasant (life). (water). Fruitful fyear).
  
  5-
  
  To mute (bird). To break (the neck)
  
  -^
  
  J-^
  
  Ca^ o^\» -Ha. o. To A — i
  
  of
  
  Qsl* J^Ca To mute (bird). j^CaI.j — To break (a bone) anew,
  
  ^iV*
  
  i
  
  ,
  
  -Jt-
  
  i
  
  fii
  
  Cil*
  
  a
  
  Bird's mute.
  
  jVis>
  
  — To
  
  CsCa
  
  Cil^Aj
  
  uCiA
  
  thirsty cattle.
  
  Hot South-westerly
  
  fell
  
  back into
  
  Bird's mute.
  
  Relapse
  
  in a disease, in grief. Cholera, diarrhea. Languor.
  
  their old track.
  
  ^
  
  ^JL^
  
  wij,U
  
  Crowd, press. Broken anew (bone).
  
  XjCe>
  
  3j:^j
  
  0»Ca J ikjVi^ iyVAj Ckl* cry out, to raise an uproar. ,
  
  They met
  
  "^
  
  t jj*
  
  •j's*"'
  
  ^^ *
  
  i
  
  for settling their
  
  \^S^
  
  busint-S3.
  
  Male ostrich. Tall and thin stupid, knave, j^ -^ To become a knave. <> To stand jla.
  
  He does not cease
  
  :
  
  to do mischief
  
  They are
  
  idle.
  
  'UjIa cr»cf*
  
  To
  
  'Vij* >. wXa'I
  
  slender.
  
  Tall and thin.
  
  his
  
  (bone).
  
  IXi cJ*i They followed
  
  liitiv^
  
  Vehe- _jU^j kjir^.'j «-ij^j oLi^j mently or soon tliirsty. Soon thir.sty (she-camel). Thin-b.-llied,
  
  5 'j3\»
  
  0.
  
  former grief. To be broken anew
  
  wil*
  
  wind. their former practice.
  
  cause a relapse to a
  
  To grieve a. o. He fell back into
  
  (thirsty beast).
  
  li'j'j Ja^A J JlJ and to vociferate.
  
  in confu-
  
  i»l;»
  
  C»
  
  ^^^ 4 j^
  
  j
  
  I
  
  To be long-necked. So, thus.
  
  To pour
  
  "^-i^,"^
  
  J-x* •>
  
  Place on which mutefalls.jjajli>^^^^^
  
  jG^lj di^
  
  To escape (slave). To inhale the wind
  
  Thirst.
  
  *^*
  
  ill-treat a. 0.
  
  -S-
  
  thirsty.
  
  To have
  
  J^.J
  
  for stopping asses. Thick, tangled.
  
  /CaI
  
  slender, CiIaj uTa a oC»j ^JL*
  
  be vehemently
  
  They
  
  Mixed company, rabble. cAL^
  
  Cry
  
  -S-
  
  thin-belied.
  
  To
  
  jJii <•
  
  Shrub, thicket.
  
  evil.
  
  A —
  
  To destroy, to damage a. th. To be dense, tangled (foliage). Conflict, discord.
  
  9'^j ^^^
  
  To drench (the earth f> rain^ To grease (a difh).
  
  To be
  
  foul language.
  
  ;JU
  
  Violent (wind). Noise, uproar.
  
  )
  
  Courageous, hardy. tr-i^'^ To be excited, disorderly Ciii i jXe^ -Vr (crowd). To collect (mob). To utter
  
  9'^
  
  (
  
  js-
  
  A
  
  flour, sand measure. (
  
  for (jisj.
  
  upon
  
  i
  
  JV*
  
  < To -S-
  
  fuse
  
  I
  
  without
  
  a. th.
  
  I
  
  1
  
  To be poai"ed (flour, To assault, to beat, revil-! a. o.
  
  dCA
  
  )
  
  JU'j J;*j ,>Ci
  
  )
  
  sion, i-estless.
  
  j^a'I
  
  sand) to
  
  ^^
  
  Jv^jij
  
  oy^ jp
  
  Jiiii,
  
  I
  
  I
  
  (party).
  
  Poured sand. Poured (sand).
  
  Jcij
  
  o^^j
  
  Numerous flocks, {coll.) The sand and the wind. Cardamom-seed.
  
  S:^j
  
  J'i*
  
  Jt**'-'
  
  J*^
  
  oU-I^aj
  
  Jl^l
  
  J^a
  
  I
  
  C'li^Aj ^yJ>i
  
  fVA -ft^*i* a faint-hearted.
  
  <*^i
  
  To be
  
  (lead).
  
  To be hungry. To thirst, to yearn after (water
  
  :
  
  i
  
  ^\
  
  i
  
  a
  
  —
  
  To be slothful, indolent. Ilc.\aj iilA a — — To be wearied by. ^t Ou^a a — CiIa a To be .spread, expanded. To fuse (molten lead). To vomit. /^^i To be spread, expanded. — ^.i^jlj To spread in the air (mist i
  
  :
  
  '^j ^yS
  
  liJA
  
  camels).
  
  mir
  
  !
  
  !
  
  <
  
  r\
  
  (
  
  vrv
  
  Bewildered, stupe-
  
  by love. Adected -with
  
  ^;i ^
  
  UD(iueiichable thirst
  
  (
  
  (L*'
  
  ^1
  
  ^
  
  -i;.;*
  
  ^^
  
  i;^;^ iUJ_,
  
  Heart bewildered by
  
  jl)
  
  ^\_^I.i
  
  w.,JS
  
  love.
  
  afFront a. o.
  
  oi*
  
  •<>•
  
  *,* 4^%
  
  -j:^
  
  s
  
  Get off! Be gone! Again, once more
  
  i
  
  Very far
  
  far!
  
  oi^li
  
  ijC^Aj
  
  is.,.
  
  a difference between, a Indeed! Not in the least. I wish it would. it
  
  far!
  
  Material.
  
  "J'^^'^J 'J ^-r*
  
  To
  
  Mind thy own bu.-iiness! He wandered about like a « mad man. To be thirsty. '^^i
  
  To
  
  bewilder
  
  wV^JU
  
  a. 0. (love),
  
  He took care
  
  s
  
  -tt-
  
  of himself.
  
  ^'*^
  
  i
  
  ~
  
  J^^^ Jj.
  
  5^i:) ^G>l.,
  
  was madde-
  
  ned by love. Quick-sand, drift-sand.
  
  J,i,
  
  ^
  
  ^ili
  
  Passionate love. Vehement jXJl^ yCJthirst.
  
  »Wi*j «iii*j «'«;*
  
  far! ol^Jl^jj oi;i»>j oViil^j
  
  ^U
  
  love a. o. desperately.
  
  His heart
  
  I
  
  Wh
  
  Mote. atom. "^ Matter {opp. cjQyS>. <0 form /« lorjici). Raw material.
  
  i
  
  ^^
  
  Starless night.
  
  jt^j
  
  cairn'l).
  
  Vehemently ^Lij ^U* ^ >• oi^i* thirsty. Lo\ing passionately.
  
  How How
  
  j^ J^ G ^ Syi^J j^
  
  J\^ij
  
  ^
  
  fied.
  
  How
  
  J
  
  Hour).
  
  Desperate lovers, people crazed
  
  To
  
  )
  
  Overflowing (sand.
  
  Waterless desert.
  
  among
  
  Thirst-giving disea.se
  
  j,tA
  
  camels.
  
  J a verse, it means. Oftentimes or scarcely. The night is often as _^JI ^^iT^JlIj dreadful as the waves of the .sea. at the heginninrj of
  
  I
  
  have scarcely
  
  is it
  
  Jj
  
  -^
  
  Interj. expressive of grief wonder. Alas Halloo
  
  and
  
  ij
  
  :
  
  to yelp
  
  ;i/ij i/ij
  
  ^
  
  (jackal).
  
  a-shamed,
  
  ^y.
  
  t,\j Clj
  
  i
  
  ^J\j
  
  -fj-
  
  contracted in the
  
  LMj a
  
  —
  
  edges (hoof).
  
  To become angry. To disgrace, to angry
  
  "whilst
  
  ojlll
  
  ;
  
  at.
  
  lj>i5j
  
  d^^\
  
  jd>\'i'j
  
  drinking milk.
  
  at sunrise.
  
  ''liJili
  
  ^
  
  ',
  
  illj <\^
  
  Particle
  
  4" it
  
  j,ij
  
  When
  
  follovjed by the accusative,
  
  means sometimes
  
  What Zeyd
  
  have
  
  I
  
  :
  
  With.
  
  to do with
  
  a. 0.5
  
  v_»*C )j
  
  ^^i
  
  travelled together with Zeyd. With me, with him.
  
  I
  
  l\7(e« follou'ing
  
  particle
  
  tjlj^
  
  6°
  
  J
  
  lajjj
  
  C»
  
  ?
  
  ]
  
  {
  
  j\)
  
  it
  
  llOjJ i:/,flC
  
  jt{j tlie
  
  oC
  
  I.
  
  j
  
  >
  
  inteirogative
  
  means. Then.
  
  Are you then astonished Cjj a
  
  -j^
  
  
  J-l'j
  
  used for svjearing, often follovjed by the genitive. By.
  
  5°
  
  to shiiuk from.
  
  To be
  
  j
  
  jy<J-j
  
  By God!
  
  Alas for Zeyd! oiaJJUj I^j'Jj ^J'J What a wonderful tbing! oCst* Ij What an eloquent man ^.^.os c.j'i U thou art!
  
  To be
  
  He came
  
  ^
  
  !
  
  (dog)
  
  eat
  
  fish whilst
  
  3°
  
  possible
  
  To bark
  
  gether with,
  
  VU
  
  Exclamation. Indeed:
  
  are
  
  come.
  
  Do not
  
  not, otherwise.
  
  Amru
  
  2° Is expressive of concomitance. To-
  
  *4'0,>rl->^ J?-j3
  
  seen a generous man. If
  
  1° Conjunction. And, also.
  
  Zeyd and
  
  ?
  
  jX>^
  
  i^
  
  used in poetry with an indeteminate noun governed by Ijj \V7ie/i
  
  '
  
  render a. o. ugly, deformed (God). agree, to live i C»Oji_ j ;^-\j
  
  To
  
  Imitative (man). ;
  
  ugly.
  
  Ha''monioas, congruous.
  
  To
  
  promise, to
  
  Olj
  
  J'-j
  
  ii>-i
  
  -^
  
  threaten.
  
  To bind o.'s self to answer for. * — To assemble (people). ij'\'^ ;
  
  '^o
  
  be ashamed
  
  of.
  
  Wide
  
  room.
  
  Big-headed
  
  To
  
  Disgrace, shame,
  
  ignominy.
  
  peacefully with.
  
  Warmed
  
  '
  
  accept a promise.
  
  i^\7l^
  
  To exact a promise. Number of people. Opinion. Strong beast. Wild ass. sTjj Large cooking-pot. Lai'ge
  
  i^'^-Ll.
  
  j\j j]j
  
  silj j,
  
  jj
  
  jlj
  
  jj'ij
  
  cup. Great camel. Strong. ^J\j Cup-shaped (hoof). Hollow in a rock. Short and *;lj stout (woman). ~ Deep and wide (well). *^)jJ
  
  Oasis-
  
  To bury
  
  Sack. Good house-wife. Pearl. Jackal.
  
  *Ij)j
  
  To prepare for fight. To set (furniture) A
  
  daughter)
  
  To act slowly in. He has been concea-
  
  ib
  
  s iSlj j^lj
  
  -»-
  
  J
  
  i
  
  i^f
  
  cii
  
  \'Ji
  
  i\!|j
  
  'ja'Ji\ kAs.
  
  led in the land. voice, crash.
  
  Braying
  
  Gravity, staidness,
  
  « a
  
  ijj
  
  (a
  
  -){-
  
  t}3 °
  
  ',r
  
  JuJ jj i\j
  
  of camels.
  
  Qj o IJjj
  
  Cj\y\j
  
  alive (Arab).
  
  Loud
  
  bowl.
  
  ^
  
  Shameful, disgraceful things. oCJ Severe and protracted dearth. ^Ij
  
  Ljj
  
  -ft-
  
  gentleness.
  
  J
  
  -5^
  
  Bulled alive
  
  \j
  
  iT^j
  
  e':>jyyj
  
  «^S^j -^si^
  
  %j^ jj
  
  jlJ J
  
  in 0]-der.
  
  To
  
  point out, to indicate
  
  To beckon
  
  a. th. ,
  
  ^.3
  
  *>.
  
  J[
  
  \jj\j \,
  
  j
  
  at.
  
  jj ^a'^Jj '^J o jijj, kJ a
  
  \i.^j
  
  To yearn towards her yoimg *Ujlj one camel ). To be plague-stricken (
  
  (counti'y). Tf) suffer
  
  from indigestion
  
  ^
  
  j\
  
  To
  
  find (a country) smitten A iJ^m by aa epidemic. Plague, xh//] ^ '\jjj .i; jl ^ Vj contagious disease, epidemic. Epidemical, pestilential, coni[j»lJj ,
  
  tagious.
  
  Plague-stricken (counti'y).
  
  'y.'y'j '^.^jj Ik^j
  
  Tainted (water). Sick
  
  o.
  
  >.
  
  J\j\j
  
  J_j
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  i^ij
  
  oU
  
  ft)
  
  J\j
  
  -ft-
  
  ij>J
  
  for (fire).
  
  To
  
  thi'ow
  
  j
  
  a. 0. into
  
  i j'^jj J>3
  
  To be fi-ightened away To hurry in daikness. Hearth, fire-place.
  
  (cattle).yiji:,\^
  
  ojj[j
  
  Fire-place.
  
  J\j
  
  in (a
  
  o
  
  (hJj
  
  i
  
  cJj
  
  -^
  
  ^
  
  Cj\j[ J\'j
  
  ^
  
  Clay-bed. Bog. Burning, hot (ground).
  
  Sjl
  
  r^Yj jjj^
  
  J
  
  _j
  
  To throw >jvi ij Colj ^XJ_ ^\3 ^ a. o. down on the ground. To gather and press round the ^\'y water.
  
  Troop of men.
  
  (person).
  
  To
  
  tSo^ j
  
  visit a. o.
  
  j Ci,'|j
  
  i^j
  
  l,1j
  
  ^
  
  Rising groimd. Abyss of the sea.
  
  place).
  
  To blame,
  
  frighten-B
  
  away. To prepare a place
  
  (distre.'s).
  
  (beast).
  
  To remain
  
  To
  
  to upbraid
  
  s
  
  ^jj
  
  —
  
  kij
  
  -^
  
  a. 0.
  
  Blame, reproof, reproach. Xi-^'j To be poor, to be bur- lijj a ju J dened by a large family ( man). To be worn out ( clothes ). To be hot -Wi-
  
  (day).
  
  To get angry
  
  with.
  
  ^
  
  j^.j
  
  xkb Jb -«
  
  XJM>' J^iJj,!A^*iJ Vj^jj ^IJ Jii To seek shelter, refuge at. jl^ VIjj, j
  
  To shun a. th. To defile (fodder(
  
  ^^ J'ljj wq:)T
  
  dung
  
  j
  
  —
  
  Jljl
  
  (cattle).
  
  Shelter, refuge.
  
  Dung of cattle. To create, to
  
  iJb^j Jj">^j Jji
  
  xMj 5
  
  CJ>
  
  v«
  
  U
  
  —
  
  -/"'j
  
  *
  
  To
  
  Spotted with scabs (camel)
  
  or
  
  u^'.-)
  
  flash (lightning
  
  To To (
  
  0|)«n the
  
  -whelp
  
  u^iVyj
  
  —
  
  eyes
  
  CajJ a
  
  ijojj
  
  a
  
  jjj jjj pi.) jjj
  
  Destitute. P^vil-eyed.
  
  joj •m'j^''
  
  Magian priest. c'SAji ^ o\'-^i'^j ij>*P To have soft hair J'j'\_}^\y'j a j:_j -ih (camelj.
  
  To be fecundated (palm-tree). yj To stay in (a place). ^ yjj j\J_ jj'j To become downy (young ostrich). Jj To lead a secluded life. To walk
  
  lightning. believes every thing hear.-?.
  
  (cloud, moon). ^^Cj
  
  hj J ^ be weak, paltry,
  
  *i>\jjj (Jajj o
  
  To
  
  cleft in
  
  Destitute. Ignorant.
  
  Fire, live coal, flash of
  
  The moon. Shining
  
  ;
  
  Poor man bur- ii;j^ ^(s. and dened by a large family.
  
  Nimble, lively. Shining, gleaming.
  
  he
  
  a jj
  
  Destitution. Vice.
  
  ).
  
  To be brisk, active. He has given me little. To make (fire) to blaze.
  
  He
  
  Aj
  
  a. th.
  
  Hollow in a lock mountain.
  
  to shine
  
  :
  
  )
  
  becornt) luxuriant (soil).
  
  isolate, to separate a. o.
  
  J*!
  
  JaJ J
  
  W,.,J
  
  Jj
  
  without leaving traces (fox). Kind of wea- fj'C^xi J^.J,J jy.J sel. Syrian hyrax.
  
  -ft-
  
  (J^y/jj OaJjj
  
  cowardly.
  
  -r
  
  J. i
  
  To revile, to abase a. o. s CLij Ja-_i IJi To open, to widen (a wound). ^ — To hinder a. o. from. ^p 5 — To disable. To debilitate a. 0. s Jajjl i ^ j -STo abuse, to upbraid a. 0.
  
  The inhabitants
  
  Scurf of the head. Skin-disease of camels.
  
  There is no one in the house.^ Ij ji jji U Covered with A'Jj j, J,'J\j, sJkJ j> j„i
  
  ,Guj_j (iij^j ^i>.'i
  
  To pei-ish. To cause a.
  
  i
  
  '^
  
  JiJj Jii J^J
  
  to perish.
  
  To
  
  hares, goats. tents,
  
  Hairy,
  
  fjj
  
  tP'>=-^
  
  0.
  
  Soft hair, fur of camels,
  
  hair. jf'j'VI
  
  cXj,j
  
  j'''j\
  
  oCJ
  
  truffles.
  
  j^
  
  confine in prison.
  
  y
  
  have experienced j1 cJCj, ii> c,-i) a disappointement from his
  
  I
  
  many part. •if-
  
  ^y
  
  Steamer. Locomotive. j^'lJ j jy\j I train. Steam-engine. Stove.
  
  Railway Lamp.
  
  He faced many dangers. oUj j4JI ^'j To pour down an ^'3 j^ jjj -Sabundant rain ( sky). To run vehe-
  
  a Camel-hair cloth.
  
  To be white-spotted
  
  mently (horse).
  
  <^j,^i Cijj a jijj -^
  
  (nails, skin).
  
  To pursue (the game). A— To sti-ike a. o. with (a stick), tj 5 — To be %ji v^; 'ii 'i][jjj VC J o J; j unhealthy, unwholesome
  
  of hair
  
  the nomads
  
  Small and bad
  
  Place of perdition. PrLson. jj"^;: Valley of Hell. Interval; appointed term. Pernicious, noxious.
  
  e.
  
  furi"y.
  
  downy
  
  "^
  
  b
  
  jj
  
  s
  
  i.
  
  (
  
  To throng and form a proj:^j miscuous crowd. To be revived by blowing
  
  (coals).
  
  To produce variegated
  
  land, pas-
  
  plants
  
  jL3 jl
  
  (earth).
  
  ture).
  
  To be assiduous to. To find (a land) unhealthy,
  
  fin
  
  fin
  
  White
  
  spot on the nails. J-'iji JJj Spots of scab. Rabble, medley, refuse j^^,'j\ ^ jijj of men. Scarce and scattered otJil ^^ tr-l? jVl
  
  jjlj
  
  Jj'^l.
  
  Heavy rain. Avaricious. Jj^jj Jjj Upper part of the thigh, of the <'blj
  
  arm
  
  or shoulder Patella
  
  knee.
  
  Young camels, lambs.
  
  of
  
  the
  
  plants. ,
  
  IMountains
  
  lit
  
  pegs of the j^j vt iCJl
  
  :
  
  earth.
  
  Chief
  
  The
  
  I
  
  men
  
  of a country.
  
  i^Ul
  
  >!t
  
  teeth.
  
  To put* /jb Jjj,o'jj string
  
  to
  
  :
  
  — -
  
  Jj
  
  \'jj Jil
  
  to brace
  
  bow-
  
  a
  
  (
  
  j 'j\j —
  
  fii
  
  ^ ~^j
  
  ii;'l
  
  much
  
  Yielding
  
  milk.
  
  iJ j
  
  Unhealthy, unwholesome (elij^jj mate, food). Hard, heavy (blow).
  
  :
  
  •wrongfully.
  
  act at oxij'j\j,fi> \j^xj
  
  intervals.
  
  To send
  
  J^j
  
  o'j\'j^
  
  (letters) consecu-
  
  tively.
  
  To become stretched (sinew) To follow one another at in-
  
  JA-Ji
  
  (The) jxiy
  
  ^ jjj Jj One (God). Odd (number). Geom. :
  
  Arc of a circle. One by one, sepai*ately.
  
  \'S j, (jj.
  
  Revenge, retaliation of a murder. Bow-string, chord of
  
  %'j; j
  
  jj
  
  between the fingers. Cartilage of the upper ear. Partition between
  
  Pellicle
  
  sjTj
  
  back.
  
  Uniform road. Natural disposi-
  
  ejCj
  
  remissness.
  
  Rose-blossom
  
  Restraint.
  
  ;
  
  white,
  
  red, rose. Blaze on a horse.
  
  One by one
  
  ;
  
  conse-
  
  {
  
  Thick Old
  
  staff.
  
  man
  
  —
  
  /or j'j j
  
  j^j
  
  )
  
  ^'JKSt
  
  j^A
  
  it
  
  stick.
  
  Leathern whip. There is no cf,lj one in the house. Mischief. Hunger.
  
  To become
  
  
  ,_ij
  
  J
  
  a -uj
  
  (^[j *i
  
  C(j -^
  
  
  proud.
  
  10 take
  
  —
  
  j\'-^^. (^
  
  j'jiWiJ ^
  
  *•;
  
  -tt-
  
  3J v.?
  
  into account, to mind a. th. Nobody cares about him. iij *j ijjj v Coo of the male dove. oj -S-
  
  He has a
  
  slug-
  
  CjjXO
  
  j gj
  
  *^i.^
  
  \1j
  
  \jj
  
  -ik-
  
  gish gait.
  
  To remain fast in a place.Cij To be paltry ,;ijjj ii-Jijj ;>Cj mean (gift). To give a a> r-3j\j ^^J,j Gj j paltry
  
  ^jJ
  
  ^
  
  r-ij
  
  -^
  
  Paltry, small
  
  ^.j j1
  
  s ^/^
  
  !n-Jjj
  
  rJjj rijj rtj
  
  ^j
  
  it has been of no use to me.
  
  strike a. o.
  
  ^
  
  Jf
  
  ^'_t J^jil
  
  i'yhj
  
  -r-ii.
  
  -rh
  
  with (a stick). Mud. fix
  
  —
  
  ^jy
  
  (man). Scanty (food).
  
  He,
  
  To
  
  ^b
  
  ^uj
  
  (gift).
  
  To have little wealth. To distress a. o. To drink little (wine).
  
  To
  
  i
  
  o
  
  f»
  
  ^
  
  :y,7j
  
  Stick.
  
  ^^c'*.
  
  A
  
  jjj'j Ji7jj ,«iA3j Ijo J jii jj J
  
  ^
  
  (a stake) into the ground.
  
  cutively.
  
  Succession at short intervals.
  
  Ji'y
  
  Srr^,i
  
  leaning upon a
  
  (gift). Vile
  
  the nostrils. Nerve of the tongue, of the
  
  Delay,
  
  *_iciJj
  
  ,
  
  J'j^t Jj instruments. Sinew. Row.
  
  conduct.
  
  Bundle of
  
  stick.
  
  Evil suggestions.
  
  tervals, to be consecutive.
  
  Single, unirjue
  
  Large wood.
  
  To hate a. o. To irritate a. o. s Jj To harass a. o. to do mischief, ib s — to. To defraud, to make a. o. to suffer loss. To render a. o. solitary by killing his relatives. To frighten To retaliate (bloodshed) a. 0.
  
  tion,
  
  Jj j
  
  Mallet, be
  at intervals. To render (a number) odd.
  
  To pray
  
  m isical
  
  jGj
  
  )
  
  Unhealthiness of climate ; Mischief done. Evil result. Unhealthiness of climate ;
  
  unwholesomeness of food. '
  
  -a-
  
  string).
  
  To
  
  j
  
  eji^j jd^
  
  Mallet for fixing pegs.
  
  a
  
  j
  
  j,\'y
  
  Tradition related by successive witnesses.
  
  Fasting at intervals. j!^^\ 'I'J^'y' Consecutive, at short intervals. j\'^ Tradition related by consecutive tes-
  
  To become fixed fast stake). To fix a. th.
  
  (peg, fii-mly.
  
  afjj Ji}
  
  To
  
  put
  
  forth stalks (corn).
  
  Stake, tent-peg. iujl
  
  tt
  
  M'i ^
  
  ^3 i
  
  -^J
  
  Erect and prominent thing. Poetical Off-shoot. measure.
  
  j
  
  (A A3 ^j
  
  J} To make
  
  oa (a
  
  a. o. to sit
  
  monies. Poetical metre in which a movent letter is inserted between two quiescents.
  
  ti
  
  cusliion).
  
  To assault, To make a.
  
  to leap upou a. o. o.
  
  a ^Jlj
  
  to leap, to
  
  bouml. He took possession of
  
  wJ j1
  
  S
  
  j ^1^7
  
  *^j^
  
  50 j1 j
  
  *lit
  
  —
  
  land unjustly.
  
  To rush upon 0. a, Abrupt exordium in poetry.
  
  ^\'J;
  
  ^j
  
  Leap, bound, assault.
  
  Xfij
  
  Seat, thi'one, bed.
  
  ^i;_,
  
  Bouniling (mare, antelope).
  
  J.Jj
  
  Jumper, leaper. :c;uj the nerves, fy- Contraction of
  
  ^ u^ fill J
  
  Antelope.
  
  v_)llj_^;l
  
  ^ S^
  
  Even ground; elevated ground. Jumper. Sitter. Rivulet.
  
  oC;y
  
  thick,
  
  '<>('>
  
  j o
  
  ^r^j
  
  -J^
  
  dense, corpulent.
  
  a
  
  :r-J
  
  j1
  
  ^fj^rj,!.
  
  intertwisted
  
  (plants).
  
  ;
  
  misfortunes (God). religion by (a
  
  uj
  
  *>l5j
  
  Thick, corpulent (man). Dense ^_jj (herbage).
  
  Compact
  
  To
  
  flow continu-
  
  To remain long To wound a. 0.
  
  o54 J J
  
  i:7j C^7j
  
  in (a place). in the
  
  -fi-
  
  — —
  
  i_i
  
  Uk7jj Cij
  
  To be wounded iu the aorta. To persevere in. To become fat (cattle). Fa.st in a place.
  
  -j'^
  
  A jij J>~1
  
  *?«--j »>•
  
  Uncompact (cloth). "^y'y Remainder of water sijj — ^jj ^ in a pond. Dampness. Slime, mire. Muddy, slimy (soil). Thick (milk).Xi.^:j Of weak consti''J-f-'y^j jii-jl i<;y. tution.
  
  soft (bed, carpet).
  
  s^iJj q
  
  To be
  
  a
  
  j"jj
  
  ,
  
  jj
  
  -ft-
  
  fleshy, fat. \'}j
  
  ^j Jj
  
  smooth.
  
  To ask much of, To find (a bed) soft.
  
  aorta, artery of x^jij oi
  
  To deaden
  
  j'^xJ-l
  
  A —
  
  Leather-garment for girls. Jj Smoothness, softness ^iJj j ^cjj jj of a carpet, a bed.
  
  Housings of a j^C/j J\y ^ rj.^_j horse. Covering for clothes. Skins of beasts of prey.
  
  -^
  
  o^/j
  
  (the flesh
  
  A
  
  :
  
  Bj a Uj
  
  ^
  
  blow).
  
  To To
  
  A
  
  bruise, to contuse (a
  
  limb).
  
  To
  
  U jlj
  
  —
  
  luxate (a bone).
  
  be
  
  '^'ji
  
  ,
  
  itjy)j
  
  contused
  
  (
  
  %jj %j a 'j,i limb ) ; to be
  
  luxated (bone). Bruise, contusion, dislo-
  
  S^Jjj *cjj
  
  cation.
  
  Bruised, contused, [^-«
  
  j Ij
  
  the heart.
  
  bruised,
  
  To become smooth,
  
  iifj
  
  Flowing continu-
  
  ously (water).
  
  The
  
  (texture).
  
  Luxuriant (land).
  
  1;h.
  
  —
  
  A>
  
  crime).
  
  Strife, dissension.
  
  Stoutness, bulkinestj.
  
  soft,
  
  as ^U;J. To commit ci-imes to be CiiJ a fj.i -fr guilty. To perish. To utter foolish speech. To be ill-natured (child). To destroy a. 0. (God). To 5 /jjl imprison a. 0. To throw a. 0. into
  
  aorta.
  
  To give much of a. th. To become numerous (flocks). To be dense,
  
  beat a.
  
  Braced (bow). Wronged (man) jy'y> unable to retaliate a murder. Pros. Rhyme ending by a mo- ySy:^ ving letter between two quiescents
  
  ously (water).
  
  Peaceful (prince).
  
  To
  
  I
  
  To disgrace
  
  neuralgia.
  
  To become
  
  \J\'ji^j j'Cfii.
  
  intervals.
  
  \
  
  hold of his
  
  Consecutively, at short
  
  I
  
  his estate unjustly.
  
  He took
  
  j
  
  'y'y'i 'd^ji 'J i
  
  dislocated (limb).
  
  Mallet for striking pegs.
  
  To
  
  leap, to bound, to
  
  spring.
  
  To stand
  
  up.
  
  s^i^
  
  jJ j
  
  To
  
  sit
  
  CJ jj
  
  down.
  
  He attained
  
  illus^yj SyJ\ Jl uJj triousness in one start.
  
  To
  
  seat a.
  
  0.
  
  upon a cushion.
  
  5
  
  ^ ;j
  
  J
  
  ;
  
  (AiT)
  
  ^
  
  Compact, bond, promise.
  
  Softness, smoothness
  
  J^,^j
  
  Will, bequest.
  
  Strongly built (man).
  
  To strengthen a. th. To collect (wealth). Rope of palm-fibres.
  
  -J^
  
  Jjj
  
  j
  
  j
  
  jjj
  
  Hempen-rope.
  
  Pa'.n-fibres.
  
  Weak
  
  j;^i
  
  jii-jt
  
  a J^j—
  
  jjj
  
  ).
  
  Cjj (
  
  ^
  
  j^ Jj
  
  horse
  
  Thick por-
  
  To
  
  ).
  
  the foot
  
  a
  
  of
  
  y
  
  Hjj \j
  
  /b
  
  wi? j j
  
  Uj J wiij U>JJ
  
  ,
  
  -S-
  
  (a pot) on a trivet. I
  
  ~ To
  
  A
  
  ^^j,J ^J to bleed
  
  horse )
  
  :
  
  (stone).
  
  [
  
  To have scanty
  
  O put
  
  1
  
  A—
  
  a. th.
  
  *c-y>» «^iJ J *»2l J »^i
  
  ridge, mess.
  
  beat the ground (rain).
  
  plants
  
  vi
  
  CJj a
  
  I
  
  (land).
  
  .
  
  To be compact in flesh. ^a'5j o Jj The (horse) started jlo.i'f J, J\j
  
  ,
  
  j
  
  off. j
  
  an unproductive land
  
  !
  
  C^Jjl
  
  C»
  
  !
  
  trust,
  
  v'sj^j
  
  t_j
  
  Csyjj
  
  sij
  
  To be
  
  fast, firm.
  
  steadfast
  
  To be
  
  ^\^j o
  
  :
  
  broken stones.
  
  Jo
  
  to be sanguine.
  
  :
  
  To strengthen, to fasten a. th. jjj To .judge a. o. ti'ustworthy. s — To bind a. o. by 5 CSlJj j txs'jJ' Ji\j fi>
  
  a compact.
  
  To
  
  a
  
  reinforce (a garrison),
  
  To
  
  be sanguine, hopeful.
  
  jjj*)
  
  :<
  
  juJo
  
  he
  
  j
  
  Compact in flesh.
  -^ ^5^ jij
  
  to rely upon.
  
  ^j He bound him tightly, tied him fast. ^-J
  
  Small quantity.
  
  5
  
  —
  
  To be
  
  tight (knot). I
  
  Pawing (horse). Wooden, or o^'jh
  
  Jjj. Hi.
  
  3
  
  S'ji d'j rr
  
  I
  
  ^
  
  To act confidently in a. To secure to o.'s self
  
  I
  
  stone
  
  XiJj
  
  I
  
  To break, to pound To wound, to make
  
  What
  
  rain
  
  (
  
  Intertwisted spring-herbage.
  
  rope.
  
  To run swiftly (horse). To paw the ground
  
  (
  
  abuno'JCii dance of fle.?h. Smooth, level, soft. s'_r Jyj Fat, fleshy (woman). To break the head of. a CJ j ^u_j f3j -SSmall quantity of o^ *—^4 Jj *i^j
  
  idol.
  
  (
  
  To be extensive (property), ^,'l\ To load a. o. with gifts. 5 — To remain. To survive. To j'^sJ,!^ be strong, sturdy. To be fattened (flock). To shoot forth (palm-trees). — To ask much of. [y.
  
  j
  
  j
  
  I
  
  I
  
  j
  
  (water). Gentile, heathen,
  
  oj^j
  
  •?:
  
  ^ Jj*^ b ~ the property, or use) of a. th.
  
  They bound themselves by contract
  
  To close (a door). To secure o.'s self against a. 0.
  
  ;
  
  Is-^J
  
  it ^JlS'Xp
  
  to.
  
  ^
  
  jjy:_li.
  
  o!Aj [y^
  
  —
  
  an agreement.
  
  to bind a. o. by
  
  He secured j
  
  j ij
  
  Steadfast. Flowing in a stream
  
  J-
  
  th.
  
  his property by. Trust, confidence. Trusto^l « {m.
  
  (_)
  
  ^Xy
  
  I
  
  o't
  
  f. s. pi.)
  
  ~
  
  *!;
  
  I
  
  pagan.
  
  I
  
  To be bruised (limb)
  
  Cij
  
  Jj
  
  -^
  
  dislocated (hand).
  
  To have
  
  a beast
  
  wounded
  
  :
  
  a
  
  j j1
  
  ship wrecked (traveller).
  
  Jj
  
  mallet.
  
  Contused (limb). To be swift, to hasten. fy
  
  To
  
  blaze
  
  '
  
  ;
  
  Sufferings.
  
  Hammer,
  
  !
  
  i
  
  S«(L>»
  
  o ;rJ
  
  Firm (compact). Steady,
  
  jUj^
  
  ^
  
  j^jj
  
  resolute. I
  
  Trust. Bond. Written
  
  agreement of herbs
  
  "S-
  
  (
  
  :
  
  security.
  
  land
  
  ).
  
  -^
  
  jp'iJJ -^ *iJj Pledge. Full
  
  Compact
  
  ;
  
  con-
  
  ^j ^
  
  JJjl
  
  tract. Bill, billet. Certificate.
  
  (fire).
  
  Medicinal plant. Galangal. Sweet- ^j cane. Ostrich. Sand-grouse.
  
  Moral bond. Confident, steady.
  
  I
  
  '^'y'
  
  UJ
  
  worthy, honest. Band, bond, rope.
  
  j
  
  I
  
  Stronger, faster.
  
  J
  
  *^
  
  To deserve to have a claim to. Cowardly. Stupid, yb-jj <-j^»-jj <—»j Large water-skin. uj^Vj, t v^j binding.
  
  ;
  
  Stake at a race. Place in which water stagnates.tjii.j Crash, loud noise. One oC»j r- *r9-i
  
  meal a day.
  
  A
  
  •^
  
  a suit
  
  set,
  
  {opposed to
  
  'Jui»l. optional).
  
  Palpitation of the heart. oCcfjj w.,?- j Allowance of food. Adjudication. XL.>-j Affirmation. ( opp. to ) ^\^\
  
  JC
  
  Affirmative. Positive.
  
  Binding, unavoidable.
  
  J
  
  ^V->
  
  ^jioJ
  
  first
  
  )_,
  
  cause, God.
  
  Necessary cause.
  
  V*
  
  v^^i-" ^^^iJI
  
  olSiJlj
  
  Affirmative (sentence). Result',
  
  ^j^
  
  »
  
  '\^'fj
  
  'i^j
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  Vi
  
  a
  
  find (a well)
  
  exhausted.
  
  To *
  
  Vi
  
  compress (dates) together. To be exhausted (well). To come \^'j\ back with empty hands (shooter).
  
  To To
  
  repel a. o. from.
  
  ~
  
  ^
  
  cA
  
  be compact (bunches).
  
  V0.
  
  Dish of locusts or dates in *^c>, J powder beaten up with butter or oil.
  
  Cow.
  
  To become
  
  't:>_, G_^;^ binding, obligatory : lo
  
  ^^3 >^J
  
  ^
  
  be due.
  
  To
  
  eflfect
  
  ,
  
  to be incum-o>la Jc
  
  —
  
  a. o.
  
  ~ fall down with a loud '*^J crash (wall). ~ To set (sun ). To be ^.j4-jj ^^j sunken in the socket ( eye ). To fall
  
  jUj
  
  deserves.
  
  Upon
  
  jji
  
  ray conscience,
  
  Affirmative proposi-
  
  ^ y^
  
  il»
  
  U
  
  v^^^^
  
  t
  
  oC?->/»
  
  dead.
  
  To I'epel a. o. from. i — To throb (heart). CC> jj U* jj CJ-j To be cowardly. ?;>> j o To coagulate in the udder •—^J (biestings). To be tired (camel). To eat one meal a ^'^i <—^ jb ~
  
  ^
  
  ^j
  
  effect.
  
  Treat him as he
  
  <-^i^
  
  day.
  
  To render
  
  tion.
  
  Momentous action
  
  o\,
  
  ^,y
  
  ?r *r?",>'
  
  of
  
  my
  
  death
  
  is
  
  ^s^,'y
  
  o^
  
  at hand.
  
  Wrestling-place.
  
  ^
  
  v^*^'*
  
  Eating once a day. Deserving, worthy
  
  of.
  
  ^jb
  
  appe.ir, to
  
  'y,
  
  tj,.-j> ]>:-!>•
  
  nf J
  
  -
  
  ^n^-j -»-
  
  be conspicuous.
  
  To glow
  
  (fire).
  
  To reach the
  
  tt* jl
  
  rock (digger).
  
  down the
  
  curtain of (a
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  tent).
  
  To be painfully To compel a. o. Smooth rock.
  
  a. th.
  
  Jtj J <* v^ jb , Jc obligatory to.
  
  To accustom
  
  (good or bad).
  
  The time
  
  let
  
  i..
  
  knife).
  
  To
  
  v^ (^j
  
  i^> 'y 1 ^ necessarily; self-existent (God). Cause. «-.^
  
  To
  
  To
  
  a. 0.
  
  bent, binding upon
  
  I
  
  tion.
  
  Existing
  
  To
  
  with (a
  
  To take
  
  Duty, obliga- j^;j t
  
  •^
  
  !
  
  To stab
  
  exist necessarily (God).
  
  :'i
  
  Slain, killed.
  
  The
  
  j
  
  Of bad quality (water). >^j_j Vij Vj Exhausted or «*i>jj sW-i.J 'Vi yielding bad water (well).
  
  of.
  
  Necessity, unavoidableness
  
  Obligatory
  
  I
  
  ejected (urine),
  
  n
  
  to fly towards.
  
  Jl^ s
  
  a. o. to eat
  
  ^» J
  
  s
  
  _^ j
  
  To milk ( a she-camel ) -^ To show due regard
  
  to (a guest).
  
  He threw him down upon
  
  j^'j^^
  
  the giound.
  
  To
  
  *j
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  J >* v^ jb CU-x J %». \'yj> \j adjuge a. th. to a. o. (auctioneer). To do actions deserving re>^'i\ ward or punishment. — To affirm, to ascertain a. th. fi> To cause ( the heart ) to palpitate ,
  
  — (God). — He declared the right
  
  ^\^j
  
  Veil, curtain, covering.^i^jj ^Q-jj
  
  once a day. once a day.
  
  /^
  
  of
  
  il^o^! —
  
  such a one.
  
  — To deem
  
  a. th.
  
  necessary,
  
  a
  
  ^^;^-I.
  
  -
  
  Al
  
  (
  
  >->
  
  Level ground. o^J^'j w -^J Outbreak of anger. '•^.'y' Found. Existing. Present. ^j4-'y
  
  The
  
  existing beings, the
  
  Cj\'ij4'j^
  
  jcj
  
  Jl^
  
  ii j1
  
  S'
  
  —
  
  ia-j
  
  -Jf
  
  a. 0. to.
  
  Hollow
  
  To
  
  of
  
  full
  
  water
  
  i>\>-j,i
  
  <j\^i,
  
  ^J
  
  T
  
  in a mountain. Pool, cistern.
  
  dread, to caution
  
  ^ <^ J a j>-J ^
  
  a
  
  »
  
  j^ jb , 'S?--^ j>i-l j>.3 mouth. To say
  
  medicine to a. 0. unpleasant things. He speared him in the ru^'JS into a. o.'s
  
  S
  
  ^ jl
  
  UQOutn.
  
  To swallow (a medicine) by ^'y draughts. To drink a. th. reluctantly. To swallow (a medicine). A J^\ fii
  
  Cavern, grotto.
  
  jW- j1
  
  ?:
  
  ji-J
  
  ^j
  
  Fear. Cautious, wary.
  
  ^'jhjfj
  
  Cautious, wary. Pitfall,
  
  trap for
  
  jQ-jl
  
  j%^.
  
  If
  
  fii
  
  s a
  
  fi^j
  
  — ~
  
  *
  
  j
  
  lj» j jaaJ
  
  jfj
  
  i^Vstit
  
  jfj^j ,3j\»j o J?J
  
  (a speech).
  
  To jj
  
  4>
  
  jijf
  
  fit
  
  f>
  
  —
  
  j^y
  
  to despatch (an affair).
  
  Expeditious, speedy.
  
  Prompt
  
  j^j
  
  (speech). Giving readly.
  
  >>^j
  
  J?-Jjj -n>:Jj
  
  epitomised (book).
  
  ~
  
  sionately.
  
  ;
  
  into existence, to exist. iSG^JI. j^'j] To create a. th. (God). To bring into existence. -^ To infi>
  
  to discover a. th.
  
  vent,
  
  a. o.
  
  (God).
  
  strengthen
  
  To com-
  
  5
  
  -
  
  a. o.
  
  To procure a. th. for to make a. o. to find a. th. To complain of a. th. To be sorry for a. o, To make a show of love,
  
  AS
  
  a» jl
  
  A a* ^j J of
  
  —
  
  ji> \'y
  
  sadness.
  
  To be
  
  found.
  
  Wealth, power,
  
  ability.
  
  Excitement, passion, rapture Pond of stagnating iCs-A r- -^J water. Wealth. Joy. Love. j?-jj -'?j,j J?j
  
  Power. emotion of joy
  
  ;
  
  ;
  
  olJ>Jt.
  
  grief. :
  
  super- oCjMV-',
  
  natural things. Existence. Invention, discovery,
  
  epitomise (a book).
  
  To give a. th. readily. To ask the accomplishment
  
  i
  
  To grieve for. ._; \j»-j a J^j iS^j a> j To be found, discovered. To be created to come ^luJ'l '^ —
  
  Internal perceptions
  
  ;
  
  experience.
  
  Sa»'_^J eJ^,J \'-^j
  
  ClOs-J^J
  
  Conscience
  
  j^^-'j
  
  lost.
  
  a. th.
  
  To become angry with a. o. To love a. o. pas- ^ -^'yj, '^i ~
  
  fort, to
  
  (speech).
  
  Concise
  
  out
  
  Vj^^j I^?-jj ^'-^ J, -^?%-i ; to earn wealth.
  
  fi>
  
  'i'jk-J
  
  in (.•speech).
  
  (speech)
  
  be
  
  "iji-Ji
  
  brief, concise (speech).
  
  ;
  
  \:>}4jj
  
  (i^'j^fjj
  
  find
  
  to
  
  :
  
  ;
  
  concise, brief
  
  of a. th.
  
  To
  
  :r
  
  Tennis-racket.
  
  To abridge
  
  •r^y'
  
  ^ji-y
  
  (such and such).
  
  To enrich
  
  by a torrent. Medicine poured into the ji^jj j^j mouth. Unpleasant words. j^ j Instrument for pom'ing 5^?^^ ->?=-* a medicine into the mouth.
  
  concise
  
  ''s?--i
  
  skin,
  
  To perceive, to know by To find a. o. or a. th.
  
  tj>.'j
  
  _^_^j sl>» j^ ?r jW-Jj J^i, beasts. Side of a valley woi-n away
  
  To be
  
  OlJ»l,j
  
  fi>
  
  Aj^jj
  
  of wild
  
  To be To be
  
  find,
  
  to obtain
  
  f.
  
  wild beasts.
  
  Den
  
  -r^yi
  
  Smooth
  
  moderately rich
  
  o.'s self against.
  
  To pour
  
  (cloth).
  
  Closed or curtained (door).
  
  To
  
  constrain
  
  woven
  
  Shelter, refuge.
  
  '•
  
  universe.
  
  To
  
  Closely
  
  Existence, being. •^
  
  He
  
  fainted
  
  ;
  
  he
  
  i^j *d?^j
  
  lost
  
  i>>-^l o* v'^
  
  consciousness.
  
  Creation.
  
  -^
  
  Invention.
  
  Finder. Rich, solvent. Angry.
  
  Able
  
  to.
  
  In love with.
  
  iU«jl.
  
  jl>Ij
  
  J— ij
  
  —
  
  -J 0-J
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  Hearth, fire • cjG\fj ^ J'^jj J'^j^ T Body of place. Household. Stove.
  
  Turkish troops. Traiuiag-place.
  
  To be
  
  y^y^y^jAj^-j^
  
  fearful,
  
  cowardly.
  
  To To To
  
  surpass
  
  a. o. in fear. »
  
  ^Uj
  
  o
  
  ;j|[i.j
  
  o
  
  J»i J* J 5 J? j^ Jujl ^ j^j
  
  be advanced in age. frighten a. o.
  
  Fear, wariness.
  
  — 3
  
  Concision.
  
  (
  
  o/j/>.
  
  
  JUjI.
  
  )
  
  1^
  
  Abridgment. In short, in few words.
  
  y^S)^.
  
  Laconic, concise.
  
  J^r? an CC^jj CjIj u~?%-i (J-?-' * apprehension about, to dri^ad a. th.
  
  To
  
  feel
  
  To
  
  be hidden, unper-
  
  ^^J ~
  
  CJ. j
  
  ceived.
  
  He conceived a
  
  4-i5
  
  j
  
  tr-r^'j u-?"J'
  
  thought in his mind.
  
  0>U j ^
  
  Fearful, cautious.
  
  More
  
  feai'ful
  
  Old people. Pool of water.
  
  To remain
  
  j*
  
  C^jj
  
  C»*'
  
  yJj
  
  To
  
  j^^ j
  
  Throbbing of
  
  *
  
  grief
  
  in
  
  or anger.
  
  Way, manner. Wicked man.
  
  A—
  
  ^j
  
  "Wicked. of
  
  ~
  
  slj
  
  ^'j
  
  t"^^
  
  ^ J-ii J. way-mark in the
  
  ^^^'jj j,w-J\
  
  stones used as a desert.
  
  ^j
  
  Avaricious.
  
  Downcast.
  
  j^}jj j>j
  
  Shame, disgrace.
  
  *^4-j
  
  Intensely hot (day).
  
  ^?-J
  
  Blasted (corn-crops).
  
  *i.-?-j
  
  Larger extent of sand.
  
  Wooden To
  
  full
  
  J-*^' ^rfj'i
  
  mallet. ifc
  
  *ii».>
  
  ^> j_,
  
  ,
  
  Ccj!
  
  j ^^_5
  
  ^i
  
  j'
  
  ^
  
  *—
  
  fear. Faint
  
  ^_^j
  
  Bui?ying thought.
  
  I
  
  I
  
  ,_,_a.
  
  Time.
  
  ,^j%
  
  will
  
  Ij
  
  tr-?-J^
  
  have not tasted r^-f/l JjJt the least thing at his house never do
  
  C>^'j
  
  ^'y
  
  ^j
  
  sound. Apprehension.
  
  ^—
  
  i (*i-j
  
  Jj
  
  taste (food).
  
  Trifle, little.
  
  To dislike, to shun a. th. To remain silent by fear of. To cutf, to fist a. o. To be hot (day).
  
  Heap
  
  listen fearfully to (a
  
  sound).
  
  J^ai j
  
  >> J
  
  J ^?t-j
  
  with downcast eyes,
  
  silent
  
  To
  
  ^* ji j1
  
  than.
  
  > jVl
  
  iiJ'i G^
  
  I^ASe;.^ iXi^l
  
  V
  
  it.
  
  To
  
  feel lif J fi^^ij r^-ij f'^'A ^ i^'j "^ a pain. To ache. He has the
  ^
  
  complain, to moan.
  
  He was pained
  
  for.
  
  He com-
  
  ^>.
  
  o!>vi)
  
  passioiiated his (sufferings).
  
  To
  
  feel
  
  a pain.
  
  Kind of beer
  
  f^'j]\
  barley- wine.
  
  :
  
  Pain, suffering.
  
  
  
  f.\:>-xj s-^f j1 «•
  
  ^^i
  
  Disease.
  
  (cloth).
  
  To throw, to cast a. th. He prostrated him on the
  
  ^
  
  ^j
  
  .
  
  'ja'Js\ *j
  
  —
  
  ground.
  
  To beat 1
  
  do not
  
  '\^j
  
  Pamful. ii*^ (a hide
  
  '^
  
  :
  
  A
  
  tanner).
  
  jdjjl
  
  ^^j J,
  
  \s\
  
  /^^J
  
  jj'i]
  
  know what sort of man he is. To humble o.'s self. 9r *-? 'J *-? I J '^?' 'j *-9" J J *^ Ji
  
  C.
  
  j»
  
  ^^^j,?ji*> j
  
  ^
  
  To be
  
  ^~^i
  
  i-y*
  
  y
  
  (j^i-jj (i^jj Ci3-J wU?t_j Ji> j
  
  -H-
  
  Infirm, aching.
  
  moved.
  
  ^
  
  ^;
  
  *-?• J,
  
  Prominent part of the cheeks. oC.> J Strong ; having prominent 'U^lj cheeks (she-camel). of a river; rugged margin.(>yj. j Having prominent cheeks.^ ]^j ^> jl Huge mountain. j>»3vl
  
  Bank
  
  suffering.
  
  Posteriors.
  
  To thi-ob, to palpitate(heart). G-?.j — To run. Ci-a-jj Cl^J — To make (a beast) to run. s ^» jl To ravish; to distress A u^'^Z.[ (the heart
  
  :
  
  love").
  
  Run.
  
  Throbbing (heart). Earthquake.
  
  <Ji^jj
  
  -JKf-
  
  >J^\j
  
  *Vb
  
  ^J He has done
  
  it
  
  for the
  
  sake of God. He has hit the
  
  Al 1)
  
  (
  
  yS\
  
  ijlij
  
  ^\j.j ^^y^ ^ x^j. Shy, fearful (woman). ^Iw-ly* To surpass a. 0. 5 (+>-i *».J *f j -Jtin rank, estimation. To strike a. o. on the face.
  
  ySji)
  
  'k^j
  
  point in the affair. •^
  
  He acquired
  
  C«Ij 'i>l
  
  credit,
  
  ^^
  
  Mallet, beetle.
  
  *»^i il»t
  
  yi'\
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  regard.
  
  enjoy consideration,
  
  \»\>3
  
  *>i
  
  {
  
  He became accustomed jt
  
  •^
  
  regard.
  
  Qa! j liil '
  
  ;
  
  to. j
  
  He went away headlong,
  
  44^ j jc
  
  ^^aJ^
  
  any way.
  
  ^'y.
  
  Heedlessly, at random,
  
  <^j
  
  is
  
  headlong.
  
  ;
  
  In both cases, in the
  
  two
  
  ^
  
  ^^'y>'^
  
  leading man,
  
  oyri
  
  *?-J
  
  7-
  
  headman.
  
  *49.ji^j
  
  Side,
  
  oU»jo^, a.specc.
  
  !r
  
  *>
  
  **?-J
  
  Respect,
  
  refe-
  
  rence. Country, shore. Manner, way. In respect, on account of
  
  him.^i*
  
  t^
  
  every side.
  
  Regard, authority, considera-
  
  ^
  
  J^o'* xil^j
  
  ^ Front
  
  To To
  
  raise
  
  iJ :
  
  C»
  
  ^1
  
  iftlowj iftGeJ i KaScf'jj
  
  SG-j,
  
  i*t>j
  
  of a house.
  
  Chief man, prince.
  
  Regarded,
  
  a. 0.
  
  to dignity. 5 *>-j\j *»j y (»\:>XJ ^j>1>» *^'i
  
  a. 0. face (aG-j, jI ^t»-\y>
  
  feet
  
  LS
  
  i
  
  *>-'j\
  
  a beg-
  
  (
  
  gar).
  
  To
  
  repair, to direct o.'s
  
  become
  
  To
  
  self.
  
  To 4»^
  
  old.
  
  direct o.'s steps
  
  Jl__,
  
  _^j
  
  —
  
  towards. face, to front o. a. -^
  
  have an interview with
  
  To
  
  To
  
  Q»I^j
  
  0. a.
  
  direct o.'s self towards. thought occurred to his mind.
  
  t^\
  
  Ji -^'13
  
  i
  
  —
  
  Face, front-
  
  deser^"ing
  
  "
  
  ^yi
  
  o^ij «^ jj *ij1 ^ ^j Front of a house. Side of cloth. Face, countenance. Beginning of a day, a century. Reason, way, manner. Point of view. Object of speech. Surface. Side. Honour, regard, dignity. Purpose, course. Lucidity (of mind). Good fortune. Aim. End, result. Chief ( of a party). <-Page (of a book), a Unit. He has illustrated himi^* j ^i'l.
  
  'Jl
  
  J^
  
  He has blackened his
  
  Worthy
  
  of
  
  respect.
  
  foremost
  
  »*c?-> >•
  
  *::?:^
  
  (colt, child).
  
  Iwo-
  
  .^ ^ <^y^i sided (garment).
  
  )'*^i^,i V* *c?; J
  
  Amulet against aJCvJj oV*,* j ^
  
  *A..3-j
  
  the evil eye.
  
  Of high breed (horse).
  
  More regarded, more remar-
  
  r
  kable.
  
  side. Surface.
  
  self.
  
  He looked at me with an
  
  *> j
  
  J><^^\
  
  encounter,
  
  A
  
  Born the
  
  t^^x
  
  turn the stone on
  
  To find a. 0. honoured. To show regard to. To discard
  
  To
  
  tion.
  
  About one thousand. Opposite to him.
  
  —
  
  the
  
  to face.
  
  consi-
  
  dei'ation.
  
  From
  
  evenly upon
  
  fall
  
  Give a good turn to the affair, lit the right side.
  
  To meet
  
  Sidf, shore.
  
  side.
  
  To
  
  ).
  
  —
  
  to face a. 0.
  
  Regarded, enjoying Front-
  
  —
  
  ground (rain).
  
  jS^
  
  Ji
  
  points of view. ;
  
  He converted himself to ;h i^j God. He became a Moslem. To give a good turn to (an affair
  
  <«'
  
  double-faced.
  
  man
  
  4»j
  
  Jl^
  
  .Jl^ 5
  
  .
  
  fit
  
  For the sake
  Chief
  
  .
  
  place) for an affair.
  
  recklessly. In
  
  To aim at, to direct o.'s self. He sent him to (a jiu J
  
  evil eye.
  
  '.^ t^iiK
  
  character.
  
  l^j
  
  VjZ.\
  
  Y To
  
  forsake, to leave a. o.
  
  a> j1
  
  .\mbilogy in speech. Distortion *-» '^ of a horse's legs. { Prosody), \ovie\-
  
  '*u\
  
  jl^jI
  
  accent preceding the quiescent rhyme-letter of a vei'se {called lsy}\
  
  alone before (the enemy).
  
  God has made him lonely
  
  j^jt-
  
  has deprived him of his
  
  e.
  
  i.
  
  dear ones.
  
  -^^'
  
  To remain alone, unique. ai^j To withdraw, to retire apart. He was singular, alone in his <.'|Jk — opinion.
  
  God
  
  is
  
  a..j
  
  )
  
  s
  
  J
  
  the only one
  
  C^,J,''j\j_
  
  '^t j^'f,
  
  Lord.
  
  .'
  
  )•
  
  Direction towards.
  
  ^
  
  Promotions. oli .» jj Regarded, distinguished. Two- *^^ humped, ou the back and chest. Struck on the face. «jr'>* Interview.
  
  God has protected *:C^^, '^il e'j^'^ him alone in a peculiar way. j^ji To be united, conjoined. To become one. To be identified. To coalesce, to unite, to be unanimou.s
  
  To
  
  >
  
  i^
  
  Adulation.
  
  iiave the
  
  ^—
  
  to be united to.
  
  Unification, oneness.
  
  Separately, by
  
  a>jj Sa>jj
  
  Sa^-
  
  ^j^ u
  
  o.'s self.
  
  i'^
  
  'pj J. J*j a >,i -fr hoofs injured by walk; to "feel a .
  
  pain in the hoofs (horse).
  
  To
  
  find a. o.
  
  ,C^j ^yj^ J-j
  
  s ,^' j\-
  
  worthless.
  
  To come back with empty
  
  (people).
  
  To become,
  
  ,
  
  >
  
  obJlj *> 'p
  
  Jl.
  
  ^jl
  
  hands (hunter).
  
  To chafe the feet, hoofs (walk). 5 — To render a. o. useless, worthless. To abstain from. & > il To remove a. o. from. * — .
  
  He has made
  
  it
  
  of himself,
  
  *J, ju>.
  
  without the help of any one. By himself: he alone. »j^j jej
  
  He came alone. oj^j They sat by '^j^j Jc.j
  
  tSi
  
  iji.j
  
  Jej ia>j '^ij^^j
  
  sii.
  
  \jLlf
  
  themselves.
  
  He
  
  is
  
  ^j
  
  Bundle.
  
  3^ jl ^
  
  Stake, peg.
  
  'Wj^
  
  Name
  
  Unity of God. Singular in opinion.
  
  x^ \j^j 'j loal j
  
  Singularity. Solitude.
  
  ejJ-j
  
  ul^lj d-« e^>li V -^U (single number), a single one, singular, sole. •<; Same. They are one oja> \jj j^ \j '^ '^l ?r
  
  .i^j^
  
  ir ?i?;i
  
  of a destitute ^5 -^
  
  man.
  
  To emit a hoarse
  
  Isolated, apart.
  
  uj-l-;lj
  
  the hoofs.
  
  le.sion in
  
  Hurt in the hoofs. Worthless.
  
  unequalled.
  
  s-^j\i j >* Alone, unique, s'j^jj ijj-j j, a>ij j^j
  
  One
  
  ^
  
  Having a-Lsljj r^jj jl>j ^ >.»J,^J
  
  voice.
  
  To
  
  -r'j^j
  
  ^
  
  warm
  
  the fingers with the breath. Nimble, expeditious t^'j>jj -ry^J (
  
  man ).
  
  Fiery, impetuous.
  
  Barking
  
  dog.
  
  Disease of camels. To seek refuge, shelter,
  
  Depressed land.
  
  ^\s.j
  
  -ft-
  
  i^j r->i
  
  -ft-
  
  w
  
  w^j'l
  
  *?-»•
  
  J
  
  tribe.
  
  Pairless,
  
  match-
  
  oloalij
  
  o\j^j ^
  
  a>:lj
  
  less, unequalled.
  
  The
  
  only One, the Sole (God).
  
  One by one, one and
  
  one.
  
  j^V^S
  
  |a>lj
  
  lls-ij
  
  Lonely, apart. Unique, only one (son).
  
  si.>j
  
  ^
  
  jlj-j
  
  Uni([ue, pairless.
  
  oloall
  
  ^
  
  j>j1
  
  He
  
  is
  
  unparalleled
  
  ajC"
  
  am to
  
  not alone
  
  ^>j^jj oii>j a»4 unique, alone, unparalleled.
  
  main lowly, apart. To be
  
  To
  
  unify
  
  to
  
  ;
  
  J Ja! a> j1 yt
  
  make
  
  to
  
  identify,
  
  To judge
  
  in his time. I
  
  To be
  
  one.
  
  render
  
  a. 0.
  
  -i>ij
  
  To
  
  re-
  
  identical.
  
  To
  
  Sj
  
  alike,
  
  ^
  
  jj-j
  
  similar.
  
  or a. th. to be une-
  
  qualled.
  
  He
  
  as.^erted the belief in the
  
  '^it
  
  —
  
  unity of God. o:; jl _,;
  
  have done such a
  
  v1
  
  i1l*'
  
  "thing.
  
  J
  
  'cJJ
  
  To bring fewe).
  
  forth one
  
  lamb only
  
  jb^jl
  
  (
  
  To
  
  miss, to regi'et a.
  
  I
  
  Union, agreement, concord;
  
  'xf»ol^ j1 ^-s-^l ,J^^'.
  
  intimate connection.
  
  a deserted country.
  
  Beast of ,_^jj, oil:'jj ^y^i
  
  Wild He is
  
  j-^i
  
  «•
  
  ass.
  
  ^j
  
  of the
  
  "
  
  Ji^j
  
  jli>j
  
  jr^^
  
  cA'^
  
  u-^'^ J-^3
  
  xLp-j
  
  wildnesj. Sadness, disquietude. Fear,
  
  A
  
  Waste,
  
  terior side.
  
  hand or
  
  '^^Si^J
  
  Uncouth (word )r Ex-
  
  (bt-ast).
  
  Wild
  
  Back of the
  
  fig.
  
  Blasting wind.
  
  j.^^^*
  
  To be poisoned by lizards ( food ). To by
  
  i^ij J>jlj':J "^ infected
  
  eat food
  
  lizards.
  
  ajj.^ \y>j j9siiJ _)>'jIj jT--i J*: J
  
  was tilled with hatred. him with ^i- ^p
  
  filled
  
  ^
  
  _^j1
  
  *
  
  ji.'J\
  
  hatred.
  
  Sad. Son'owful.
  
  oll> j
  
  S'''^'-^ -r
  
  Ugly. bad.
  
  j.x->.j
  
  Become wild
  
  (beast). Peevish, savage, uncivilized (man).
  
  Haunted by wild beasts
  
  ^
  
  J.i/jii'
  
  x£yi.'y
  
  (land).
  
  desert (land). th.
  
  on the
  
  zl^'yiLi-
  
  a
  
  ,ja>-j
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  gi'ound.
  
  Cold, coolness.
  
  *i5> j
  
  To throw o.'s jj>jj,G>j ^s-J self down (man, camel).
  
  To hurry towards.
  
  ^j^j
  
  ^
  
  ..i^j
  
  '^y>-ji *JV>.J o ^>jj,U>-j a be luxuriant (plant, hair).
  
  tai>J
  
  10
  
  hasten. strike a. o. with (a
  
  To
  
  poison (food
  
  reptile).
  
  :
  
  Rancour. ^»J Rancorous. 'j^J j' J^,J A white venomous lizard _,ij ^ s^ij spotted with red. Short (camel). Dark and ugly (woman). To abound ;i,i>jj xLj>-') o 'jJ-j -Mwith wild beasts (land).
  
  To throw i_, juljj,(iJ-3 away (arms and clothes To
  
  desolate, to depopu-
  
  late (a land).
  
  To become
  
  To
  
  ^j J wi>J
  
  stick).
  
  J^J
  
  for esca-
  
  desolate,
  
  A
  
  fj
  
  brutify a.
  
  wild, uninhabited
  
  -J^'i^i .-i>J
  
  J-^r-i )
  
  ping. •<>
  
  J|_
  
  J^yJ (
  
  land
  
  j.»j
  
  o.
  
  ).
  
  j-^'i^
  
  To be
  
  hungry.
  
  To
  
  find (a
  
  country) waste,
  
  ib j-»-'i\
  
  lonely.
  
  Luxuriant (plant). Thick- ^a-ljj
  
  ^j
  
  feathered (wing).
  
  Black and luxuriant
  
  To
  
  trouble a.
  
  o.
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  make
  
  a. o.
  
  is
  
  —
  
  to feel loneliness. «-iijj
  
  o»»i
  
  hair.
  
  To become savage,
  
  wild, unso-
  
  jX^'y
  
  ciab'e.
  
  Sound. Black stone.
  
  Red
  
  ijti^
  
  (letter). -^ L'nified (debt).
  
  Isolated, secluded, single, one,
  
  He
  
  ciableuess.
  
  Land
  
  iui
  
  jj.'^% j\
  
  one.
  
  heart
  
  Wildness, savageness, unso
  
  To To
  
  They came one by
  
  His
  
  foot.
  
  Waste and To di-ag a.
  
  J-^'jh ^i*'
  
  unique, alone.
  
  de.^ert.
  
  wild beast. Barbarous (man).
  
  Wild
  
  after another, one
  
  {Gram.) Marked with one point ai^jS
  
  refuse of the people. Loneliness, solitude. Shyness,
  
  unsociableness.
  
  One
  
  and one.
  
  wild beast.
  
  jjrey,
  
  '^3
  
  Unitavianism, belief in the uni-u^»y ty of God, worship of the true God. Seclusion, solitude.
  
  Lone, solitaiT.
  
  met him in
  
  AlA)
  
  v'jfjll.
  
  Shy
  
  Desert, waste (place). (girl).
  
  J
  
  0.
  
  full
  
  ii>i
  
  ^^x f ~
  
  of black stones.'Ji^j
  
  ^
  
  'ils-j
  
  (earth).
  
  Resting-place for
  
  To
  
  fast before taking (a
  
  mede-
  
  J
  
  —
  
  cine).
  
  To experience loneliness. j.U'J:^\ To be sad, afraid man ). To be de(
  
  w«>l^.'
  
  T
  
  camels.
  
  Emaciated, exhausted (camel)
  
  w4>_j'
  
  serted, desolate (place).
  
  To
  
  feel
  
  a dislike for
  
  mistrust
  
  a. o.
  
  a. o.
  
  To
  
  ^>
  
  —
  
  C
  
  u«^J To urge
  
  a. o.
  
  messenger
  
  to call (a
  
  ;
  
  Al\
  
  s'^\
  
  s
  
  ).
  
  To take iuformation about a. To iu
  ^—
  
  th.
  
  A
  
  5
  
  revealed by God. Voice. sUij , >, J ^ Sii J-J Angel. Chief of a triba. Speedi- j^j ,
  
  ness, haste.
  
  i^t
  
  haste ; go speedily, Quick death. Quicker.
  
  i-''^
  
  j- j
  
  x!s.j j,
  
  jf^'J)
  
  Pain. Wish, intention. flabby (belly).
  
  ^j
  
  -^
  
  ^'ji-j
  
  ^
  
  Coward, weak. Impotent.
  
  '^\'ji-j
  
  -tt-
  
  des.
  
  /or 'ii'T
  
  needle.
  
  with
  
  o.
  
  To
  
  lance,
  
  )
  
  '^J.j
  
  a -«-
  
  To
  
  scarify.
  
  :
  
  pain.
  
  four and
  
  ijij I'-ij \y,\^
  
  four.
  
  Cake made with honey.
  
  To
  
  be cheap
  
  (goods).
  
  place).
  
  He made a
  
  To be
  
  base,
  
  th.
  
  fi>
  
  ^
  
  .'J
  
  impaii-ed his reputa-
  
  *.o\e
  
  --
  
  J
  
  —
  
  ^i
  
  be incompliant
  
  (
  
  fem
  
  ~^1^_
  
  J
  
  ^j1 i/'^ij
  
  j
  
  Caij
  
  (
  
  man).
  
  To
  
  satisfy the craving of (a
  
  j
  
  ^j
  
  J
  
  ^j
  
  woman).
  
  slaughter
  
  (
  
  a beast
  
  )
  
  for
  
  a preg-
  
  (
  
  nant woman). Longing of a preg- ^Uj j ^b-jj
  
  >j
  
  nant woman. Longing, craving. Lust.
  
  ^j
  
  Longing
  
  for a. th. J\s.jj j,Wj
  
  (pregnant woman). for what he does not want.
  
  He asks
  
  ^ jj.j Sj
  
  j:,:
  
  iJ-j
  
  0.
  
  o^y xiJj J- J
  
  ^
  
  suggest, to point out a."th. to.
  
  To
  
  put
  
  ^
  
  J[
  
  j^-f\j
  
  a. th. into (the
  
  j«4 ^ij ^
  
  ,
  
  (J. J j^Ji
  
  mind).
  
  o!Aa
  
  S\ J" jb i/j
  
  messenger to such a one. (a letter).
  
  God in.'pired his heart. He spoke secretly, he revealed
  
  oscillate, to quiver.
  
  ^
  
  ). To have a pregnant wo-
  
  tie
  
  craving
  
  longing, a
  
  To write mean, contemptible (man). Refuse of mankind. ^lljt —
  
  prick, to
  
  ^j
  
  ^ jijj
  
  To
  
  ^—
  
  a. th.
  
  Oscillation.
  
  •
  
  Mire. Fall in the mire.
  
  He despatched a
  
  him.
  
  J_^i^
  
  mud. Muddy, slimy.
  
  -ijl
  
  Vile, base,
  
  To
  
  Ju jl_,
  
  Slime, thin
  
  jj.j
  
  tion.
  
  little
  
  S^
  
  tJ
  
  Sticky mud. Chl> --
  
  =
  
  To mix up
  
  '^i^
  
  To be angry with, to hate a. To be big-bellied. To be vile. To perish.
  
  o jj^j
  
  low (mau).
  
  gift.
  
  He gave
  
  conditional
  
  oath.
  
  J^iJ
  
  U^ijj U'uj
  
  To revile, to debase a. To give little of. He made him a palti'y He
  
  muddy.
  
  < To
  
  appear on (the head hoary liair). Small quantity. Plague. Pricking ji j
  
  They came
  
  (soil).
  
  the ground)
  
  satisfying the craving of
  
  ^S'jLj
  
  y ijij
  
  to
  
  iij
  
  o.
  
  J.'\
  
  To prick a
  
  -
  
  iilj
  
  » si-i-'l^;
  
  )
  
  upbraid, to reprove a. Late. ( from
  
  (
  
  To throw a. o. into mire. He afflicted him with an evil. \j.i, 5 — To be muddy, slimy J>^-).b J*y
  
  pi-egnant
  
  To
  
  a
  
  rendei-
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  Slothful. Fleshy. Soft date.
  
  To l^s^Jj ^I^Jj \jS>~j ajsJ Jii-j make long strides. Wide stride. i^j ^ j^ij Making wide stri- iiS-jj i^ijj ai-lj (
  
  To become muddy
  
  (
  
  Make
  
  
  Ji>-j ,:Ai>j >Uj a J>i into mire.
  
  — To
  
  Letter, writing. Revelation, thing j^j
  
  To become
  
  )
  
  To
  
  a. th. to
  
  f^
  
  j^j
  
  *j^ J^
  
  —
  
  *^l~
  
  y9
  him.
  
  To hasten. J-'yj,<*jj To urge, to rouse a. 0. To reveal a. th. to a. o. To beckon to 0. another.
  
  J-jt
  
  (J-j
  
  y
  
  ^
  
  -
  
  j^j
  
  ? j^'j\
  
  i^>
  
  sy
  
  a
  
  bj To purpose
  
  ^y
  
  —
  
  »
  
  purpose, to
  
  ^^
  
  \J.j
  
  ^
  
  tU-j
  
  spear).
  
  ^
  
  J-3
  
  aim' at. I
  
  had the same design
  
  wl^i J
  
  c4»'i
  
  know where
  
  io not
  
  ^^j ci^
  
  i^j i^ C«
  
  he is gone to. He endeavoured to ^y^ Jaj^ J''yi please such a one. He sent him on an errand. ^» y s
  
  To become
  
  (
  
  ^^
  
  for sQ-l^
  
  '»\i.\'y.
  
  )
  
  of.
  
  To
  
  J.\j fraternise
  
  purpose, to aim at.
  
  To
  
  * t'p
  
  the brother
  
  prefer a. th. to.
  
  To
  
  question, to inquire of
  
  a. 0.
  
  j-y^\
  
  :
  
  '^,j,j '^,'3 direct road.
  
  oi\ijj \i\hjj \i\ij^j
  
  To
  
  love,
  
  fi>j
  
  \%'jj iSj,
  
  S ai/i'^ij
  
  to be fond of a.
  
  0.
  
  J- J
  
  *
  
  a Sj
  
  ^'^?j^j "aiy, i
  
  To
  
  wish
  
  will, to
  
  wished
  
  it
  
  to be so.
  
  (liTolTy c-^ij GiSj j ;S\^ Slj
  
  To love a. 0. i To show love to a. 0. To court, to attract the To love o. a.
  
  ^\ iS^j love
  
  Ij'^'jj
  
  Love, attach- ilij ili^J ment. Wish, desire. I
  
  wish
  
  it
  
  to
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  of.
  
  \JS'c)j^ oi
  
  '^X-i '^JJ ^->
  
  Wooden
  
  (
  
  for Jij
  
  ij
  
  )
  
  peg. Idol in the time of Noah.
  
  The Beloved
  
  {^^^- f-)
  
  (God).
  
  Friendly, loving.
  
  Friends,
  
  ^j'^j
  
  ijS'yi
  
  mSJj
  
  [coll.]
  
  o'ij}
  
  ^
  
  -0,^3
  
  jo^jj Vjj ijj ij
  
  beloved ones.
  
  Fonder
  
  Penetrating, piercing through
  
  Hoary (man). Speared. To thicken, to be Gij
  
  i3>
  
  To backbite, to abuse a. o. To beat up (mallow) for a
  
  To
  
  a. 0. (news).
  
  ^ii-'
  
  s
  
  -
  
  j1j
  
  —
  
  it.
  
  slip (foot).
  
  wiis?l
  
  Leather-bag. slij Thickened (mallow). Dish of 'Li^j dates and cream. Liquid mvxd. Foolish.
  
  wii.^
  
  ^
  
  be
  
  '^j^jj "^j^-jj *^'ii o ^i-J unhealthy ( place ) ; to be indigestible (food).
  
  To
  
  suffer
  
  'j-j ^
  
  >^^J ^^J
  
  ^/l
  
  •
  
  from indigestion. To render unhealthy. To
  
  soil,
  
  a
  
  >> j
  
  A
  
  ^j
  
  5
  
  ^j'\
  
  to taint a. th. indiges-
  
  (
  
  for ^'j1 )
  
  tion to a. 0. find
  
  (
  
  ^'^
  
  a place, A> unwholesome.
  
  \j
  
  _J-'y
  
  food) tainted,
  
  ^iti cX^it ^ X^iJ Unhealthiness of (a <^>ijj oli-'j place, food), a Danger. Piles of camels. -^ Fil^liTjl ^
  
  ^j
  
  thiness, dirt.
  
  ^
  
  Filthy, dirty. ^
  
  Dull, heavy,
  
  rough
  
  ^i.jj
  
  _
  
  ^li-'jl
  
  ^
  
  ^j
  
  j.kJj'jJ-J
  
  Unhealthy
  
  ^G._, j j-'G-j
  
  ;.
  
  ^J-jj
  
  j^j
  
  (climate).
  
  Indigestible (food). Noxious.
  
  love.
  
  To level (the soil) To ill-treat a. 0. To be kept from
  
  wiitJ
  
  (mallow).
  
  solidified
  
  (man).
  
  of.
  
  Friendship, love.
  
  Mutual
  
  oS—
  
  ^1 j —
  
  Indigestion.
  
  Affectionate, friendly. Beloved. Affectionate.
  
  Izi j -^
  
  To become hoary.
  
  To
  
  be so. Pole, stake.
  
  iai-Jl
  
  a. 0.
  
  To cause Jiy.
  
  (/j^. -^j
  
  J^j
  
  Claij
  
  He underwent various
  
  To
  
  for a. th. I
  
  J
  
  *o»j
  
  haii*).
  
  thickening
  
  about.
  
  Aim, straight course
  
  (hoary
  
  a. 0.
  
  (
  
  chances in trade.
  
  tj
  
  with.
  
  To
  
  Hoariness has appeared upon his head. Slightly wounded.
  
  To spear ^J-^
  
  with
  
  slightly
  
  a,
  
  To whiten
  
  as thou. I
  
  )
  
  wound
  
  ^i.j
  
  Corruption.
  
  To
  
  Ao.
  
  (
  
  a. th.
  
  ^i.j
  
  J>^JJ *^jj <'J>-j J»jl ha\ing insalubrious pastures.
  
  -Jj ^ji-JJ
  
  _ ^i.
  
  Ti'Jj
  
  ,
  
  .|Sj a
  
  'J,:>j
  
  Land
  
  Insalubrious pas-
  
  turages.
  
  xi>
  
  yj
  
  x:^ 'y j^j\
  
  !
  
  (
  
  He
  
  did not relate
  
  ^>VfciJ *Jl.
  
  everything to him. To shoot t/-S^j u~^ jb forth (ground).
  
  To
  
  Ao\
  
  ^^^3
  
  tr^-jj cr-ij
  
  be hidden.
  
  Olt-slioots, sprouts.
  
  How t
  
  fine its
  
  vegeta
  
  )
  
  level (the fi> '•'j/^j ^-?'^ *l^i earth) over a. o. i. e. to bury a. o. He caused the lo.s3 jyJuj o>^s !* iSj of such a one. He destroyed him. o>la Jp iS^j He took his property. iJ ^ J^ '^jJ The earth has been 'j^'j^^ aJJ. c^^y
  
  ion is
  
  To
  
  let,
  
  to permit in
  
  the
  
  {cliiefly
  
  ^.a; ^.'ij
  
  and
  
  aorist
  
  ^
  
  me
  
  To to
  
  ^ ^^jj
  
  to take leave
  
  To be calm
  
  quiet,
  
  liij ^'xl ^'^j
  
  .
  
  ^lij
  
  ^.'^/i^'^jj ^'Sj_f.'ij
  
  be reconciled
  
  ,
  
  (s-Vj
  
  a pij
  
  to.
  
  To
  
  a very
  
  jSij
  
  It
  
  confide (a letter) to.
  
  fi>
  
  receive (a deposit).
  
  keep
  
  fi>
  
  fi>
  
  — -
  
  To
  
  set in order.
  
  To make with
  
  ^:>j
  
  -ft-
  
  ^1>j
  
  -H-
  
  To
  
  settle a
  
  cAj
  
  ^ij
  
  peace, to act gently
  
  s
  
  ^ilj
  
  a. 0. 5-'^ j^ ?r t'^j
  
  Means of attaining. They are two brothers. oUij l^jJ Jugular vein. j^^'^J, -^ t\'^j. To become fat (camel), ^ijt — ^ij -^ motive.
  
  Fieus
  
  to.
  
  J
  
  7-i j^
  
  reliyiosa, species of fig-
  
  ^ij
  
  tree.
  
  useless
  
  j^
  
  z^ij
  
  Jil u
  
  to me.
  
  chest).
  
  To employ a. o. was bidden farewell. To make peace with. To
  
  s
  
  — To To
  
  I
  
  leave from
  
  —
  
  between.
  
  He has been
  
  a. th. in (a
  
  yi
  
  ,
  
  To submit
  
  deposit a. th.
  
  be dead-drunk.
  
  To
  
  beguile a.
  
  To ward
  
  Grave railing, enclosure around a grave. tield-i-at.
  
  oi ijj
  
  f^'i
  
  pijJ 9>i
  
  o.
  
  To
  
  off (an evil).
  
  Avert thy face from me.
  
  jlj j.ijj
  
  ^^-jj
  
  To throw
  
  ob
  
  Farewell. Alkali.
  
  ^lij
  
  > Octava of a feast. _Lt f,li3 Meekness, foi'bearance. Mild, •is\Vj quiet temper.
  
  s
  
  j%j
  
  To squan-
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  a. 0, into
  
  ^J. dan-
  
  s
  
  jSj
  
  'd\i>-j
  
  Jiyi fij
  
  ger.
  
  -^^jj *^ ij
  
  shell used as an amulet. Cowry. Noah's ark.The ('aaba,f,i^i _jl f,i^i the black stone of Mecca. Idols.
  
  i^i>-3 J-*
  
  send"(a
  
  der (wealth).
  
  f,j,j
  
  5r
  
  ^
  
  ^ —
  
  messenger).
  
  ^
  
  ^^'ij
  
  jj/ jVj
  
  Avert thy face from me.^^_^
  
  take"
  
  o. a.
  
  ;
  
  l^i^
  
  discard, to repel a. th.
  
  To act gently, sedately. ^'jf\ To recommend a. th. to. * ^ 9^'J^^\ To deposit a. th. in the hands of.
  
  Sea-
  
  lij
  
  Jugular vein. Cause,
  
  intrust a. o. with.
  
  lay, to
  
  is in
  
  ditl'erence
  
  deposit (clo- J_ a pS^j thes) in (a ward-robe).
  
  Mole,
  
  o\%'ja
  
  cut the 3 ^j>jj G-ij ^ jj jugular vein to (a beast).
  
  ^,1^
  
  wealthy.
  
  To To To
  
  Waterless
  
  bad state.
  
  meek, sedate. To become
  
  ;
  
  place.
  
  desert.
  
  He
  
  of.
  
  To
  
  To To
  
  iit 'c^%'J
  
  To
  
  ^\
  
  do.
  
  bid farewell :
  
  Dangerous
  
  impe-
  
  rative).
  
  Let
  
  dead.
  
  is
  
  jCivi
  
  Loss, de.struction.
  
  j:9^k *Jl Csij o^ju ^j'':>3^ not complete his narration to him. used
  
  he
  
  ;
  
  cut off from him.
  
  bud.s
  
  (land).
  
  did
  
  upon him
  
  levelled
  
  The news have been
  
  Sprouting (plant). Covered with sprouts,
  
  He
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  To be spent away (wealth). To embark in (a danger). To be hidden jc- Cij ^oj to a. I
  
  Ji,'^,
  
  j — ^'ij
  
  ^
  
  o.
  
  do not know where ^ij ^1 he is gone to.
  
  To conceal
  
  a. th.
  
  ^^j
  
  i'i
  
  U
  
  ^ ^'^j
  
  r) Misfortune.
  
  ojS^j ijla
  
  Red
  
  spots on the eyes, J'^jj J'ij Swelling of the eyes, ears. Bloodshot (eye): swollen (eye, sJij
  
  *-%.pj
  
  Lawn, meadow.
  
  J^J'^j
  
  In heat (she-ass).
  
  ~
  
  ^r
  
  JOjj JAjj J^b
  
  Vicinage.
  
  To be fat (meat). To season (food) with
  
  Jj'i
  
  y
  
  ii/j
  
  -M-
  
  i^ij a grease.
  
  fi>
  
  i}%j
  
  Grease. Gi-avy.
  
  i)ij
  
  Fatness.
  
  iS'i
  
  Fat, obese (man).
  
  Porridge of
  
  ("'•/•) iJj^jj
  
  mixed with
  
  floiu*
  
  X&iJij
  
  oCJ
  
  iJijl
  
  To churn (milk). To A o'-^\j o^'j)
  
  ,
  
  *
  
  a
  
  vS3 Jjj Ji3 '^'jiij, J Ci3 o Ji 0^3 "^
  
  moisten, to soak
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  wet
  
  o.
  
  or
  
  a. th.
  
  i_j
  
  s o'^j
  
  fi>j
  
  stick,!.
  
  To bring forth cJ':>jh,(iyj weak childi-en (woman). To be soft (skin). To be wetter], soaked. Wetted, soaked.
  
  a
  
  cJij
  
  oay OJ^'l
  
  oj'^'j^j cc
  
  Soft, supple.
  
  ^3
  
  cojl
  
  Sickly (child).
  
  ojSvSj oij^ Short-necked, having distorted oj^'j^
  
  To prevent,
  
  ^
  
  to
  
  a. o.
  
  ,
  
  n Csij «-u aij
  
  -f^
  
  from.
  
  fiook (camels).
  
  overcom
  
  .tij
  
  ^
  
  ij
  
  ^o
  
  Tractable (horse).
  
  Compact,
  
  alliance.
  
  ^jVij
  
  Deposit, trust.
  
  More
  
  quiet.
  
  h'^3 Having a white
  
  ^ — *^l?J
  
  ?:
  
  ^.ijl
  
  throat (pigeon).
  
  Meek
  
  :
  
  quiet
  
  ;
  
  having a limb
  
  y.
  
  .cjJ
  
  diseased.
  
  Nest-egg for brooding. Repose, ease. Submissive (horse).
  
  ifi^'* "^
  
  f^j^V"
  
  fi>*j ~ ^.y^aJj pjSys 9?'^'^
  
  Depositor.
  
  Depositary.
  
  Ward-
  
  Womb.
  
  9.^\'y
  
  T <^'-^j
  
  s-V^tlji '^^s'!-'
  
  ^-^
  
  Hard language. He has no helper, nobody
  
  ^.j^ ^S^T ^ju»
  
  iJ
  
  C»
  
  To melt (grease). (Si'j ^jI oSj -^ To leak (vessel). He gave little to him. *^|»iil *i ~ To stop on the summit jlijl J^ Ji%y a mountain
  
  (
  
  antelope).
  
  To ascertain (news), a uji3--^b «-»^jj To b^ luxuriant (plant). ^V^ill^ To melt (grease). A— To pour milk into (a vessel), j — Green meadow, verdant
  
  llo'ij *sij
  
  garden.
  
  shoulders.
  
  To
  
  without trouble.
  
  Quiet, easy of temper.
  
  to take care of his affair.
  
  curtail a. th.
  
  strike a.
  
  S»ji,l^^'l JIj
  
  robe. Dayly clothes.
  
  a. th.
  
  To deck (a bride). 5 o^j To shorten, to o'ijb oijj,Cij —
  
  remove
  
  f,^\j
  
  dig- til3
  
  Deposited.
  
  fat.
  
  Calamities.
  
  with (a
  
  Peaceful, quiet.
  
  He has obtained nities
  
  ear).
  
  Intenseness of heat.
  
  To
  
  eJij
  
  Rest, ease ; **Ijjj Xp jjj "Uj^j XtS meekness. Ampleness of life.
  
  To be
  
  o'^'y^i
  
  to submit (antagonist).
  
  To be well managed (affair). To despise a. o. To pay the 5 ij ij Q^i^ ^^
  
  5
  
  —
  
  (
  
  jr:>3 -«-
  
  blood-price.
  
  Give the blood-price
  
  hnriiia.
  
  3^1
  
  1/^,0 i,i
  
  of the slain man.
  
  To flow. To draw near to. •^ To send a. 0. •^ To lead to (a place
  
  Species of thistle called also 'Joj- xSSj
  
  To drop (rain). Oi} J^iJij -S— To approach to. Jl^ (Jj^jj Cj'aj To become possible to a. 0. ( affair). To become familiar with. o— To be sharp sword ). To be jSj flabby (belly). To have an umbilical
  
  Ci3
  
  j'ij
  
  i
  
  ^— » :
  
  ^ijj
  
  road).
  
  ^^*i3
  
  Jl^
  
  —
  
  To
  
  yield rain (sky).
  
  Jijb
  
  —
  
  C^yjj CjISjj C5i3 o Jijj a Jijj i Ji3 To be in heat (she-ass, mare). To have the eyes C3ij S-^, cX^j bloodshot by disease. Drizzle.
  
  JaJ
  
  a
  
  To
  
  strut, to
  
  C
  
  SVpi o a^ To
  
  a piece
  
  i-eeeive
  
  meat from
  
  of
  
  I
  
  ^ j'i^ —
  
  Ji_,
  
  ^
  
  j
  
  (a butcher). I
  
  «J,i3j *''^S
  
  '
  
  servant).
  
  Piece of meat kept apart.
  
  xjrij I
  
  Polislied piece
  
  JjM'i^j Ji^3 ^r ^V^j of silver. Metallii; ( mirror ). Piece
  
  ful,
  
  To
  
  perish.
  
  To
  
  be fully
  
  hump, of the
  
  tail.
  
  Cheer-
  
  brisk.
  
  be broken (bucket-
  
  (»i3 a
  
  > ij
  
  "^
  
  To take a. o. away (death). ^— To recei\e blood-money. liJJt, To acknowledge (a debt, ^ S>'^\ a right). Bloodwit equal to 500 camels. Ruin, loss.
  
  To put a collar on (a dog). s JV^ To cure (a she-camel) from warts. To cut up a. th. A — To exceed the age of (fifty jc — :
  
  man). pilgrimage to Mecca ). To put ( strap) to a bucket. Redundance, excess. "Warts in a ^ij she-camel's womb. Strap of a bucket. ^li j1 -r ~ Ventricle with the v»l'ij, ^ *' ^j bowels. Victim offered at JS'^'i -r ^i'^ j Mecca. Votive offering. To admire a. th. fi> Ci^h'/i — oij ^ To change, to turn over. To scratch (the fi> G'i3 i/ j'ij -^ face) with the nails.
  
  Harm, damage.
  
  Sl'ij
  
  have
  
  same
  
  To To
  
  (
  
  despise, to find
  
  fault with.
  
  To
  
  drive
  
  Bird of the species Mcrops^ bee-eater.
  
  ^k!j1 jj'/j ^SlfeOI
  
  ^^03
  
  ;-
  
  J
  
  or
  
  repel a. o.
  
  "^
  
  !^j,3J3 5 X/j
  
  \y^j iy
  
  I33
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  ^^3
  
  'i^'ij
  
  ^
  
  iVj YjJ Vi3
  
  -S-
  
  away
  
  a. o.
  
  \jj[
  
  fault.
  
  Harsh, hateful language. '33 Disease : defect. sVij Stomach of a ruminant ( ^jZ.) ijlij, -Heaten with milk. Punctures, loops made in sewing. To be chafed on the C».i3 a ^i>3 -^ thighs (man). Dry dung sticking to the ^'i) ,? -r'^j wool, to the tail of sheep.
  
  He has been
  
  of no
  
  
  S^
  
  s-^^^
  
  jSr
  
  /j.3
  
  ^
  
  use to me. cut (meat)
  
  in slices.
  
  /o
  
  J^'j^
  
  To wound
  
  ^.ijl ,
  
  ij'i}
  
  -}$
  
  a. o.
  
  To
  
  let, to leave, to desist. {Only JjS used in this sense in the present and
  
  imperative). Let, cease.
  
  The two
  
  iSj'^
  
  j'i3j jij
  
  lips.
  
  Piece of cloth cut off from a
  
  ,-
  
  j> j'i
  
  3j"i3
  
  di>'jv^\ Sj^'i)
  
  garment.
  
  surfeited.
  
  not
  
  un. -Cij
  
  To be blamed, charged with a
  
  Boneless meat,
  
  a. th.
  
  To be was
  
  I
  
  i*>j
  
  j/jj
  
  jOJ3
  
  Weak-sighted.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  i
  
  j cJl
  
  ^13
  
  hasten, to hurry on.
  
  To
  
  To look fixedly at. He spoke volubly.
  
  ^
  
  cr?
  
  sound.
  
  "We have not ^13 j vi-jj the same design as thou.
  
  Vile, contemptible.
  
  ^jj j jj ejj
  
  -^'3
  
  meaning and the
  
  .same
  
  _^the
  
  To throw,
  
  Haunch-bone. Ditch in the earth.
  
  i
  
  jU
  
  i\^l
  
  a>(3
  
  Pain. Disease. Defect. Cold. s/ *ij Heis spotless, without defect.ij''i3 jj C» to reject a. th.* \jj o jj <•
  
  ^ o
  
  i
  
  i^Sj
  
  Goletta, port of Tunis.
  
  Palm-shoots.
  
  A ^i j1
  
  o.'s self (a
  
  oC
  
  iM?>i,i "^ «li>jb ''ij^J *i'i!;^J *ij*3'' ?r ?0 Valley. River-b^sd. Road, way. Oasis.
  
  The two (words)
  
  strap).
  
  To impose upon
  
  j'y^
  
  tljul.
  
  armed.
  
  ovi i3
  
  Nimble, brisk (maid-
  
  of fat of the
  
  ^Sj
  
  )
  
  j
  
  Beginning, origin.
  
  To
  
  Aer
  
  •JJ
  
  swagger.
  
  aware
  
  *.
  
  <j
  
  ^
  
  'cJj'j C»j 'zJj ^
  
  of the thing. Beyond, behind. In front.
  
  — To C»
  
  flow (water). fij y,'j/ ^.'ij ^ Spring : flowing water. ^':>\'j To melt ( grease ). Cs'i3 LJi/ cii3 To waddle, to sweep. Cva'i3j C3"i3 ""
  
  ^
  
  tl33
  
  (
  
  Ael
  
  To become
  
  ^
  
  ^jyj,(>yj ^ tj/j
  
  soft,
  
  To put the date on ( See ^j1 (a writing). To record a. th.
  
  ^jj
  
  fi>
  
  )
  
  (chro-
  
  nicler).
  
  To soften (dough) with water, a ^'Jj] To b3 moistened (soil). ^'J^\^ ^'Jp Luxuriant (ground). Moist (earth). Soft
  
  *ij,j ?y,OS
  
  -^j/j
  
  j-
  
  n *^j.3
  
  (dough).
  
  *
  
  To come to (the
  
  i^
  
  i33 -Sarrive, to be present at. iSjjj
  
  water). To To draw near to (a place).
  
  A
  
  To draw
  
  ( a doctrine, a J error).
  
  ij'^Lllj
  
  —
  
  i ^'/j
  
  pre-
  
  ic
  
  —
  
  object to, a. o.
  
  give a good (produce) to a.
  
  •<>
  
  To
  
  o. (land).
  
  To blossom (tree). ij3_j ^33 To have an intermittent fever, ij j To be red, bay ^Ub.S^jjj o ijj (horse).
  
  another poet's.
  
  To bring
  
  \j
  
  ,
  
  iSl'^l^
  
  ij
  
  'J\
  
  To offer, to preTo bring a. 0., to
  
  to water.
  
  sent a. 0. with.
  
  make a. o. to come. To adduce, to mention, to cite A y/j] -^ To ( news ( a proof ). To bring ).
  
  give a good (produce
  
  To seek
  
  the
  
  way
  
  :
  
  land).
  
  to water.
  
  To
  
  i^jj
  
  become rose-coloured (cheeks). They entered the town by sldlH
  
  —
  
  He came to water. siij1 i3'.^b ~ To arrive together to (water).A ij\'p To arrive successively at (a place) Jl.— The two poets chanced ol^tvlit ijl^j to
  
  compose coincident
  
  Reddish bay (horse).
  
  To
  
  i\jj'\j
  
  verses.
  
  ijj
  
  i\jxj
  
  :>'/}
  
  «
  
  ^j/j
  
  ^
  
  j
  
  o3G
  
  5 C.Oj j 5j jl^i 0.
  
  slant, to slope, to be
  
  VJ^Jl
  
  "^
  
  oblique.
  
  Den of wild beasts. Space^jijjl ^ i_,J3 between two X'ibs. Span. Limb of the body. Mouse-hole, Diagonal.
  
  -fy-
  
  Obliquity.
  
  Limb. Deceit, crookedness. Aslant, obliquely. Diago-
  
  nal y. Athwart. Craftily, cunningly.
  
  Buttocks.
  
  <>•
  
  Small turban.
  
  Europe. European. ^>
  
  Aslant, oblique.
  
  Corrupt (root. man). Shift, equivocation.
  
  O jx >^j{ <^j/j "^
  
  To inherit a. th. of. j Cillp'j xjj,j To become the heir of a. 0. To inherit a. th. from. ^^ ^ jl a 5 — To appoint a. 0. as the j yti'j'j^j ojj of.
  
  To bequeath
  
  a. th.
  
  fi>
  
  »
  
  ojj^j
  
  —
  
  to a. 0.
  
  To stir (the To occasion
  
  fii'e). (
  
  cjj'j
  
  fi>
  
  evil, sorro(A\.
  
  s cj'Sj\
  
  fit
  
  to a. o.
  
  To
  
  inherit a. th. To be trans- a c/jCy mitted by inheritance ( property).
  
  They
  
  inheri-
  
  ^^^'j-
  
  \y'j\'y
  
  \'j',jS"jkj'\
  
  ted nobility from their ancestors.
  
  small detachmentp (cavalry).
  
  Saffron. Lion. Brave.
  
  C 33 a
  
  a. th. sn ^'fj -i^ equivocally, ^p tj*3
  
  to circumvent a.
  
  heir 5 ^3 ;,L:
  
  )
  
  To express a. th. To try to beguile,
  
  *jOxj *jjIj CjjIj
  
  To paint her cheeks red (woman), ^^j To dye (cloth) I'ed. A— To come to water with a. o. 5 ij'j To compose verses coincident with
  
  cattle
  
  -Jij^
  
  corrupt
  
  (man, root). To slant, to crook
  
  ^
  
  To seize a. o. (fever). To reach a. o. (letter). To sent o.'s Self before. To to oppose a. o. To attack
  
  V'^Oj
  
  Grand-son.
  
  To become
  
  thin (dough).
  
  (
  
  )
  
  Behind or before them.
  
  diture. Register. Roll.
  
  Inheritance.
  
  *jIjxj ojxj ojl Inheritance, hereditary estate. oQ; Heir. Survivor.
  
  Let him to
  
  my
  
  cXijj
  
  alive, j._^
  
  God, that he
  
  '^jjt
  
  d'jJ^J'f
  
  may
  
  be
  
  cjjJj
  
  ^\ ^1 my
  
  Inheritance, hexntage. c^_jX^ Inherited (property). Bequea-
  
  ^
  
  heir. o(jj>»
  
  cj/j'y'
  
  ther, devisor.
  
  iJ3
  
  Account-book for receipt and espen-
  
  ^^^
  
  J'J)
  
  Blossom. Rose.{ un. ;iJ3
  
  Returns, revenue C/\i\'jr,[j oli^Jj income. 4- Guardian, watchman. ii\.?Si ^^ •^
  
  :
  
  Coincidence between
  
  two
  
  •ijl>''J
  
  ^Yy'
  
  pieces of verses. -^ Index, of the
  
  foot
  
  to water.^j
  
  l^ ^
  
  Dyed red or rose (cloth). Dyed ^'^^ with satfron. Reddened (cheek).
  
  ij,^
  
  Lion.
  
  Seized with a
  
  (
  
  i
  
  I
  
  -ft-
  
  '
  
  !
  
  ).
  
  \
  
  " '
  
  (cloth).
  
  I
  
  Ci^jjj
  
  J.Ji J,'/, covet, to seek to obtain.
  
  dily. To To take food with
  
  and swallow
  
  To come
  
  it
  
  A
  
  the hand
  
  ;
  
  i
  
  «j
  
  To be
  
  J.jj
  
  Bay
  
  !
  
  — ^j j
  
  (mare), a
  
  olSj3
  
  -r
  
  Look out!
  
  Reddish, rose-coloured. beads.
  
  —
  
  cJj.
  
  tij')
  
  ^S^'jj
  
  *ij»J3
  
  Jugular vein. Hot-tempered, prone to anger,
  
  ij'/jj oij/jj iljjj oy:>jyj rr
  
  to
  
  water
  
  :
  
  ^jXj arriver.
  
  :
  
  hair),
  
  Road. Sudden inspiration.
  
  The comers and
  
  ojj J-^jj
  
  ^jjjj
  
  .5^3^
  
  -^ij/^^ •kisli
  
  Import. Long-nosed.
  
  ^i^'. ^
  
  Milk-food.
  
  olijj cJ^.
  
  comer Go-ahead, hardy. Long (
  
  ^—
  
  Ci-jj a
  
  —
  
  —
  
  Xi^i iJ3
  
  of dervishes.
  
  •^ Rosai-y,
  
  ming
  
  a para.site.
  
  To incite a. 0. against. To be swift (beast). To sow discord between.
  
  Watchword
  
  Co-
  
  greedily.
  
  to (a dinner-party)
  
  uninvited.
  
  fij3j" "^J ^ij"
  
  —
  
  ~
  
  Evening in which the hori- Sij3 *c4* zon assumes a reddish hue. Reddish colour. sajj
  
  " '
  
  Ujj
  
  Q
  
  Wood-louse, Rose.
  
  I
  
  eat gree-
  
  i
  
  Coran recited privately. Army. Share of water. Flight of birds. Herd of camels. Party of travellers coming to water.
  
  (plant).
  
  To
  
  'I^J
  
  Rose-water. ijj 'C* Coming to water. Peiio- iljj^ rr *Judical fever ; fit-day. Section of the
  
  To dye (a stuff) yellow, red. /b ^^j To produce turmeric (land). cr-jj^ To put forth leaves ( tree To be(thistle).
  
  — —
  
  plant).
  
  mailow {pl'int). Sweet brier, hawthorn {pL). ^CiH Marvel of Peru (plant). j:Ii| Asiur palumhariui. goshawk, j^
  
  i
  
  ^iSy^ J:>ji\i Jij}\ Ts
  
  Memecijlon tindorium, plant of ,_-,jj Yemen used as a liniment and yellow dye. Turmeric, Indian saffron. Red (garment). Putting ^j^jj ^j\j forth, leaves (tree;. Bright (saffi'on). Reddish yellow. Bowl made of ^_^'jj " yellow wood. Yellow pigeon. Dyed red, yellow 1::^^^ Cjj 3j t-^'Sj
  
  jli^l
  
  jlkiJI j'
  
  Althea, marsh-
  
  Canap, tents of an army. To bs overspread with C-jj a ^j/y green moss (water).To become green
  
  come yellow
  
  ^J3
  
  -rj^U
  
  plant).
  
  Wind-flower, anemone (pL).
  
  of fever.
  
  fit
  
  (
  
  Chrysanthemum
  
  •^j/^'
  
  Watering-t rough. Watering-trough. High road, si^/^
  
  9-
  
  idant).
  
  (
  
  Peony
  
  Bible.
  
  Road leading
  
  ijjj
  
  )
  
  " Da mask -rose. '^s-r^J ''Sj,y4^ Wild rose, sweet briei". "illi — Ranunculus Asiaticus^ crow-" li-ji —
  
  •<>•
  
  ij
  
  13
  
  Income.
  
  v J'^^ ^jXj ojij,!^
  
  tj
  
  ojjiloJ
  
  1
  
  goers.
  
  j^jj I
  
  Colic, gripes.
  
  ^33
  
  ;
  
  ^
  
  Factory, work-shop. Distres- aL'/j sing affair. Intruder, sponger. *i'ji,G j' J-jSj Brisk, lively (camel).
  
  ^
  
  xij/j
  
  j,
  
  J-j/j
  
  Noisy (child).
  
  "Wild dove.
  
  Ring
  
  o^^'ijjj o^'jj,
  
  turtle-dove.
  
  Way,
  
  path.
  
  Party going to \
  
  sij^
  
  water. dependent bran-
  
  With
  
  oV.iiv\ »3j
  
  ches (tree).
  
  by a battle between two Arab tribes.
  
  Hills celebrated
  
  t
  
  oCi-jj
  
  13
  
  sij,0 ^3^^ 3ijJ3
  
  goods.
  
  Ci^'^j \j <>•
  
  Import
  
  ^J,J
  
  ^
  
  ^XJJ ^*JJ »Jvi ^'•>^ afar (shadow). To become
  
  '^/jJJ
  
  To spread
  
  luxuriant (plant).
  
  To spread afar (shadow), ojjlj jjj To suck (a plant). To allot * ^33 Thin parts of the Verdant plant. put
  
  liver.
  
  ^J3 Sij,
  
  J3jij j33j,*'-5jj J^i 3'jj
  
  ^
  
  strip (a branch) of
  
  fi>
  
  Jj3
  
  Sj'jj
  
  To parget (a wall). * Jjj To become rich. To come back j^j'i jj'f,
  
  To seek
  
  for pasturages.
  
  (
  
  grapes).
  
  o'lel
  
  JOjlj J'Sj^ t 3'jj) Jj/jj Jjjj Silver, coined silver.
  
  Land becoming green
  
  oyj,
  
  Jjx
  
  ?r
  
  **J
  
  after rain.
  
  ;
  
  plate
  
  jl^j^
  
  ^ jjj
  
  of metal. Clot of
  
  blood.
  
  Play at cards.
  
  i>j'j\j J»J3
  
  abyss.
  
  hide (camels)
  
  amongst
  
  (
  
  others
  
  To circumvent a.
  
  j^jj
  
  -^
  
  ~
  
  ^JJ
  
  To
  
  entice
  
  -^
  
  )•
  
  j s J»jj1j hjj To involve a. o.
  
  s
  
  Ctljj^j ^'3'>* ^
  
  ^j^'j
  
  o.
  
  to roll
  
  J»j^
  
  down. in (a difficulty ityyi^\j
  
  —
  
  affair).
  
  Precipice, abyss. i»ljj j cAi^jj ?- *i»'J3 Hollow. Distressing case. Scrape. Slime. Well.
  
  Wayless
  
  plain
  
  :
  
  perdi-
  
  Anus. Cheating : concealment of camels Ll^j^ in order to avoid the poor-rate. Misfortune. i'j'y' Irc,
  
  Jj^Jt
  
  «--J
  
  Battalion.
  
  xJjj
  
  ^//jj
  
  Ash-colour.
  
  sJjj
  
  To
  
  Tree-leaf, sheet of
  
  oWjj
  
  rr
  
  <-Jjj
  
  paper. -^ Card, playing-card.
  
  '^''j3jC,p33
  
  Luxuriance of a land. ji^j Growth-season of leaves. JOj, Paper-manufacture. *Jljj, Paper-maker. Stationer. Clerk, jl^j Leafy (tree). <2dj,3j l-^jjj *-'jJ3 Dusky, a£h-colour- jj;, ^ .^J^j >• Jj>1
  
  *^yjj
  
  ^^jjj *f-^yj faint-hearted,
  
  *f-/jj
  
  To be
  
  interpose, to intervene oy fj'jb
  
  Godliness. Seif-i-estraint, con-
  
  ^Cj
  
  ^J03j j\yj ^ >Ij J3 Jij t xj j^' 'jW^^
  
  ''
  
  of increasing wealth.
  
  Pargeter. have not ceased CSjVy'
  
  remaining by thy
  
  side.
  
  s (sin).
  
  2\i«
  
  ~
  
  ^
  
  ^j
  
  f,j\j
  
  ^jy; ^.'/j
  
  *.^j,j *^j,j
  
  ~
  
  tinence.
  
  Good or bad behaviour. State,
  
  icj^
  
  condition.
  
  Godly. Self-controlled.
  
  3j'y 'cjj U
  
  f-jj
  
  ^'jjj ^jj'jj
  
  between.
  
  ter.
  
  jyj\
  
  f-jijj f.'ji
  
  from.
  
  Milk mixed with two thirds of wa-
  
  Paper-seller. -^
  
  *
  
  weak.
  
  To consult a. 0. To abstain from
  
  means
  
  Te
  
  P'J-3
  
  To abstain from. ^ ^133 ^^ ^j 3 To compel a. 0. to abstain '^i s ^"jj
  
  ed (camel). Ashes. Year of drought.
  
  Dove. She-wolf.
  
  *i»3jt f-Ji
  
  be pious,^l33 o 9Jjj/<^Sjj ^JJJJ to be godly. To abstain from unlaw-
  
  To
  
  copyist. Rich.
  
  Drought.
  
  p'jA}
  
  ful things.
  
  Vile or noble. <> Coating, (/«. f-)<j>jj layer, pargeting.
  
  a
  
  in-
  
  a. 0. to (a crime).
  
  Defect in a bow.
  
  is
  
  To
  
  tion.
  
  Leaves, foliage. Sheet of paper
  
  To hurl a. o. s down into an
  
  To embark
  
  leaves (beast).
  
  To become yellow
  
  I
  
  ,
  
  To be hurled down,
  
  with empty hands (hunter). eat tree-leaves. To feed on
  
  To
  
  Trade
  
  c-i» 33 "^
  
  c^jjj '^jj J^y (hen).
  
  in (a difficult case).
  
  its leavers. "^
  
  •^
  
  lay
  
  eggs
  
  To
  
  forth leaves (tree).
  
  To
  
  lay eggs (hen).
  
  tend fasting.
  
  (a land).
  
  To
  
  To To
  
  f,\j'J\
  
  ^
  
  ^.jj
  
  Weak. Timid. His cattle are ill-conditioned,
  
  f.\jj] i!C«
  
  Flute,
  
  J^jji °
  
  fife.
  
  (A OY
  
  (iJJ lie
  
  was inflamed with an:
  
  He was swollen with pride. To have the udders swollen
  
  —
  
  <.i;ij
  
  Mj ^Oj'
  
  —
  
  ^
  
  rr
  
  To
  
  j-'Si
  
  To To To To To To
  
  <*J!,0 -• -^jXj
  
  what
  
  Gum
  
  ^3
  
  know
  
  a
  
  'jjL
  
  man he
  
  yJiH\ ^\
  
  is.
  
  ^x'y
  
  Swollen. Stout, big.
  
  To correspond to, to A match a. th. To be oiled, softened. Chameleon. a Sample.
  
  To be clumsy,
  
  •/!
  
  jj'i>] C»
  
  of the teeth.
  
  ojj -^
  
  '^'}j\
  
  ?r
  
  ful, awkard. To To be fat (woman). He was unskilled in
  
  oj »vVj3
  
  13
  
  e'yj\
  
  j,
  
  ward.
  
  To wound
  
  a. 0. in
  
  bow
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  the lungs.
  
  To corrode (the flesh To be kindled (fire). To be fat (camel).
  
  fit
  
  —
  
  (>'jj
  
  —
  
  pus).
  
  :
  
  ^j)
  
  GJ3
  
  li^i
  
  t?j,j
  
  flesh).
  
  if-) Cix, Uj, hnper. of ^jj lungs. .
  
  ,
  
  s?J,
  
  :
  
  (
  
  bj
  
  Wound him
  
  conceal, to hide, to
  
  dissemble, to disguise a. th.
  
  "i')
  
  ,
  
  all
  
  iis.13
  
  Sj^j J\jjb Large venomous
  
  kJ, .J ,
  
  in
  
  a
  
  Sj^j
  
  S'/j
  
  J^Uj ^^ ^ '\<-;/j ^ tiyj\
  
  S'ji) 3 i)J3
  
  oV3j,
  
  t Sjj -
  
  To be
  
  To
  
  6ji
  
  ^
  
  lizard, monitor.
  
  Skink, species of lizards.
  
  the
  
  XiJ, jj ^Sj'j
  
  th. -^
  
  jj
  
  ^ >»
  
  ^^j/jj h'jj
  
  Crocodile.
  
  a.
  
  iJ
  
  haunches. He has no share Ji;)' VjJ, j^ i)j,>i 3* in thase goods. He has no _^'v'i \jJ 3, ^j'/J '^\ responsibility in that affair. Forepart of a saddle. 'S"jyj i)l33> Saddle-cushion. xr3^»
  
  yield fire (steel).
  
  To be compact (mar-
  
  J^jj
  
  place where the the bow.
  
  Land-tax, duties. Having prominent
  
  •r.jj
  
  G j} j^/ ^'/^
  
  i
  
  i]j\j
  
  jf
  
  is tied to
  
  Soui'ce of new.-3. *i*j3
  
  ^
  
  Part of the ifj/J^j '^xyj ^Oxj '^j}j saddle adhering to the thigh. Piece of cloth adorning ^'Jj ^ ^^jx the forepai't of a saddle.
  
  "i^j/j
  
  Gale, strong wind.
  
  show
  
  (a child) on the hip-
  
  united against me.
  
  rain (cloud).
  
  To
  
  (a mountain).
  
  To carry
  
  They are
  
  Very fat (woman). Broad (house). Foolish, clumsy, awk-
  
  *—
  
  jp
  
  To cross
  
  string
  
  oj/j
  
  j,
  
  J —
  
  stray from (a place). charge a. 0. with ^mis-
  
  bone.
  
  ness.
  
  row,
  
  be able to do. jc iijyj tijjj ijj recline on the side. (i=jjj i)_^' i)j j be prominent (haunch). ^33' a i!j,3 render a. th. necessary. fi> t^yj
  
  Side of a
  
  c^j/j j;.^) J gjy
  
  Heavy with .Uj} ^ cj/\j^lSj/j
  
  6j'Jij iijj
  
  ^
  
  -J^
  
  (»jj ejj
  
  busi-
  
  fold a leg for alighting
  
  To rest on the thighs in (prayer), j — — To procrastinate in. Haunch, hip- 6\'Jj\ ^ 6'j'jj il^j, j '^x'j
  
  T
  
  '^/jji
  
  (ajj a «j j be violent (wind).
  
  —
  
  bone.
  
  oj'/ ;3J3j ^'jy a
  
  unskil-
  
  iJj} j
  
  doings).
  
  ^jV
  
  —
  
  ojlj
  
  lean one thigh only on the
  
  (rider).
  
  _>?C''-^ >»3j
  
  Party of men. do not
  
  ^
  
  saddle.
  
  growth.
  
  I
  
  C&>jj iJ^r i'/j
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  a. o.
  
  Swollen.
  
  ,
  
  place).
  
  j,j'j\
  
  (she-camel).
  
  Scirrhusi cancerous
  
  6jyj
  
  6j\'^j
  
  To put a. o. on the hii)-bone.4> 6j'ji — To wound a. o. on the haunch, i H'/j To remain in (a ^ ijyj Cfe'jjj iljj
  
  ^ ^jj
  
  skin).
  
  Swelling, tumour.
  
  (.jj
  
  lean,
  
  to recline on the hip-bone.
  
  ger lit his nose swelled. To cause a swelling on ( the
  
  To enrage
  
  )
  
  To
  
  iUI j^j'^
  
  tS'-'^
  
  Sjj
  
  "i^; J33
  
  swollen
  
  j,yy,j
  
  ,
  
  0^33 ^_,:
  
  ;;._;
  
  3
  
  ^
  
  (skin).
  
  To become eo I
  
  tall (plant).
  
  j,jj
  
  (
  
  Sewer, pipe. Water-spout. To bear, to carry
  
  AoA To
  
  «-iJ,^
  
  )
  
  *-yj
  
  shift, to allude
  
  ambiguous-
  
  'je.
  
  j'j
  
  ly to, to equivocate on.
  
  A
  
  bj.>,JJi S'Si
  
  *
  
  To cause
  
  the
  
  a. o. irritation in
  
  5
  
  —
  
  lungs (wound).
  
  (a burden).
  
  To fill up (a fissure). To overcome a. o.
  
  i
  
  -
  
  ^ o^ —
  
  He averted the eyes from To produce (fire ijjjZ ;
  
  fi>
  
  flint).
  
  To perpetrate (a ci'ime To be suspected of (a ci'ime). jj j To be a » jjijj J j 'jyj «jOi JJi S'Si
  
  To conceal, to To show, to To
  
  vizier a minister.
  
  conceal
  
  a. th.
  
  To give shelter to. To be appointed vizier. To commit a crime. To
  
  5
  
  —
  
  jj'J;
  
  put on
  
  jy\
  
  away
  
  bring
  
  Heavy
  
  ^
  
  jljjl
  
  —
  
  jj^^
  
  t_/,>-JI
  
  jO!>^
  
  tus. :
  
  stronghold,
  
  j^S
  
  shelter, refuge.
  
  Short garment.oO jj, J cXjji, ^ Apron.
  
  ^
  
  Dignity, office of a vizier, s^ljjj ministry.
  
  Sjjj),
  
  Sjljj,
  
  Vizier, minister oi jK'JJs^ -Vj'jj ttjcJ/j State. Helper, q Queen (at chess).
  
  Helper. Vizier.
  
  jj\'^^
  
  charged with a
  
  j/j'y'
  
  crime.
  
  Crime. withhold, to
  
  ^"jj'j*^
  
  To
  
  refrain
  
  a. o.
  
  2^
  
  (i.J3
  
  To keen
  
  (an
  
  ^y^ -^
  
  ^Jj,'
  
  army)
  
  in
  
  battle-or.ler.
  
  To
  
  excite, to
  
  urge
  
  To
  
  ^5
  
  9j jb ^j'jj ,
  
  —
  
  a. o. to.
  
  share, to allot
  
  Jy
  
  fi,
  
  between. divide (a task) between,
  
  y,j
  
  j!j f,jj
  
  a. th.
  
  To To
  
  reveal a. th. to a.
  
  (God).
  
  o.
  
  ip fit
  
  ^
  
  pj3
  
  s ^'jj]
  
  jj\j
  
  ^3 jl
  
  )
  
  <•
  
  Sj\'yi J^Sy
  
  a
  
  SjyL\
  
  5
  
  ulcei".
  
  I
  
  do not
  
  know
  
  'yi,
  
  what a man he
  
  jyj"] ^1
  
  of
  
  fire (steel).
  
  good
  
  striking
  
  Jf^ ^33
  
  1^ j, il
  
  U
  
  is.
  
  Lusty,
  
  ^-Ij^Jvi
  
  ^j 3.* ,jO J aJ^" s?jJj
  
  quality.
  
  j\j diJL^ '
  
  jti''\
  
  fire.
  
  Dissimulation. Ambilogy.
  
  Polytheism.
  
  o\j\'jJ>
  
  Creature. Man, mankind, men. Disease of the lungs.
  
  a. th.
  
  Weapons, war-appara-
  
  Guilty, or
  
  Pus, matter. Purulent
  
  Musk fi>
  
  *
  
  *^t
  
  Disease of the lungs. Tinder, tow, dung for
  
  fault, sin.
  
  Lofty mountain
  
  o.'s self
  
  as minister ?
  
  load, burden.
  
  Crime,
  
  conceal
  
  Extemporiser.
  
  of State.
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  ( for J\'J\
  
  from (sight). To ask (an advice) from,
  
  Yielding
  
  a short dress.
  
  He dressed up. To choose a. o.
  
  *
  
  expose a. th. to view.
  
  ,
  
  ^0 help, to assist a. o. in.L_«- 5 jji'j To preserve, to store up a. th. a Jj jl To bring away, to strengthen. To
  
  hide
  
  tfj
  
  \j
  
  ^'jjj *ij,
  
  (^* ^)
  
  oh To be weighty, heavy. To
  
  ^\jj o
  
  o'j'j
  
  *
  
  cjjj
  
  have a sound judgment. have a. th. weighed.
  
  ^ To He
  
  mind
  
  applied his
  
  if.
  
  ojj'b
  
  y,.^;
  
  ~
  
  To
  
  A
  
  poise, to
  
  iSijj,
  
  J 5;j(>'
  
  ojO
  
  balance a. th. To front a. th. To requite a- o. s — — To compare (things). oy. To be equal in value or weight. ^'j\'y To be weighed. To be regularly ojjI composed (verses). To be equal, (coins).
  
  To
  
  receive
  
  fit>
  
  —
  
  X5j,j oj'j
  
  oO'/'
  
  Cijj
  
  9r
  
  measure, standard-weight. Measure of a verse. Paradigm of a verb. Load of dates hardly carojjj ?- ~ I'ied by a man. Opposite, in front of
  
  Jl^Jt
  
  vj
  
  j o'yj
  
  opposite to him.
  
  it is
  
  worthless.
  
  oj3
  
  This coin has thu
  
  ^5
  
  *5
  
  oJ3 V^J'^
  
  ''^*
  
  legal standard.
  
  Very intelligent. Weight. < Gold or silver talent
  
  o j> j3 1
  
  equal fo
  
  weighed
  
  -r.^^ \j
  
  CjV'jj ^ *5J3 396 English
  
  pounds. Way of weighing. It is
  
  *;jj)_
  
  accui'a-
  
  ii'jju jlS-J ill
  
  to inspire
  
  fit
  
  ^j>^l
  
  5
  
  Coercitive.
  
  oy-jVji
  
  Itjj
  
  f.\jjj
  
  ^ wJj
  
  Leader of an army. Shepherd's dog. Life-guard.
  
  xtjj
  
  Incitement, instigation.
  
  f./jj
  
  ^^
  
  Resolute, steadfast. scatter
  
  (urine
  
  The
  
  'zSjj\j
  
  i[*-j3
  
  ,
  
  f-J>
  
  cS'jj
  
  spear-thru.?t
  
  ^jj
  
  ,j.ljti
  
  'iuLjl
  
  has caused blood to gush. Trembling, convulsion. Coward,
  
  Weak.
  
  Weak 9-'(jXJ
  
  p'jj
  
  ^\yj\
  
  people.
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  j-O'j^^
  
  0^j[j 0Vtjj,j
  
  '9Ji ?r **-JJ
  
  f-\jjh
  
  lizard, gecko.
  
  To hurry To share a.
  
  -ft-
  
  she-camel).
  
  :
  
  on.
  
  the expenses of ,Sj\yj ojlj th. together.
  
  Broom {plant). To settle (a debt), To break a. th. He ate once a day. He experienced a
  
  Jjj -^ ^^j ^33 "^
  
  fa C»J3
  
  iciJ *10'
  
  J
  
  >jjj
  
  —
  
  i> J3 v'J, J
  
  loss in goods. •^
  
  To be contracted and reddened ^j3
  
  by cold (limb).
  
  tely.
  
  Weighing. Having
  
  full
  
  weight
  
  ojjj
  
  Colocynth in powder. Weighty. ccJ J Prudent, weighty man. ,J\^yt uX'j
  
  Outweighing. weight.
  
  Quantity.
  
  Bundle of vege-
  
  (money).
  
  Man
  
  of great
  
  ojjl
  
  lelism in words.
  
  Equivalent, equiponderant.
  
  Weighed. Regular
  
  oj,l^
  
  (verb, ver3e).ojj'j^
  
  Short and intelligent (woman). ;jjj_^ Balance. Pair of
  
  x;j j^ j j
  
  Ci jJV" t >i'^ Accuracy. Quantity, measure.
  
  i^jjj ^jj _, ^J3
  
  ^_y 3
  
  tables.
  
  Meal taken once a day. Speediness, swiftness.
  
  Piece of meat.
  
  Chief of a tribe. ^'j^Jt — Equilibrium, balance. Paralvjl>»'
  
  scales.
  
  f,'J[
  
  refrain.
  
  a. th.
  
  Large
  
  the mountain. is
  
  To
  
  To ask (God)
  
  To
  
  weighed (coins). Weighing. Weight. Standard-
  
  He,
  
  be withheld, checked, conli-
  
  ned.
  
  Separated bodies, parties of men.^ljjl
  
  alike.
  
  To weigh
  
  He
  
  amongst.
  
  To
  
  to.
  
  uh
  
  To be incited to. cj ^jj\ To be shared, divided, allotted. f.jy To be shared, distributed a —
  
  i^'jj
  
  ^Oji, jilj/j
  
  Flesh.
  
  ^i33j ^, j 3 ^
  
  Trampling heavily. /j'f-'' To weigh a. th. i' j 3 C j3 oji oj3 -{^ To be equal in value or weight to. It is worth one dirhem. C^ji ojj IIxa To weigh (money) for a. o. Jj ^ * — He composeed vei"ses accor- 'y^\ — ding- to
  
  the rules.
  
  :
  
  ia-J
  
  K\
  
  (
  
  To
  
  drive (a camel) at a quick » ^^•j\ pace.
  
  Swift (camel).
  
  To be
  
  soiled, dirty
  
  To To
  
  (k:.^
  
  i,j::j,_
  
  ^3 ^
  
  -<>•
  
  (garment, body).
  
  to defile a. th.
  
  di«-ty,
  
  ^^3
  
  ^^3_,
  
  defiled,
  
  Paradigm of a verb ; measui-e of a verse. Libra (Zodiacal sign ). ^ Barometer. .1^1 ^t ;;^| ^|-_^ Thermometer. ilnllj^l — ^ Hygrometer. *^^h "Ay^''J\ The day has J^u o\'Jy^ j,\32l\ j\ ^s reached its midst. ^ Budget of a State. jfsiiji :cp/jjjl
  
  /fc
  
  ^3
  
  ^j:j1j
  
  be filthy,
  
  defiled, soiled,
  
  Dirtiness,' filthiness.
  
  To
  
  place
  
  ;
  
  a pillow)
  
  ^
  
  be collected, hea- C'jj jjj j'jj ped up. To be opposite to. To match a iS'j\j a. th. To be parallel to. To lean the back J[ a *l^l. jj'Ji
  
  y
  
  beneath the heafl of. To rely upon a. 0. in ( an
  
  Jl
  
  A—
  
  affair).
  
  against.
  
  He hastened the walk, .^t J j^jl To incite (a hound) to (the Si jX.'j\
  
  To smear (a house) with clay. To be opposite, equal. To be
  
  chase).
  
  Pillow, cushion.
  
  jji'j
  
  f>
  
  j^'3
  
  ^ ^uj^
  
  iC-3,
  
  To ascend
  
  (a mountain). j jyj~^\ Short and bulky (man). Strong ^jj
  
  th.
  
  (ass).
  
  Cush- ,oliC-jj jjCj ^ SiC^j SiU3'
  
  Equivalence. Pai-alielism.
  
  ion, pillow.
  
  Parallel (line).
  
  Great sleeper. Foolish.
  
  iUJI ja*^^
  
  Standing erect. Strongheaded (man).
  
  ^
  
  i»j ^
  
  i=^'^j,'iL^j Chj^j iu-2 i«^3 be, to seat in the middle, midst
  
  of. To be equally distant from (the extremes).
  
  He occupies a
  
  ^^j ii'J
  
  $i,'C,j
  
  tinguished.
  
  To put a. th. in the middle. k'3 To cut a. th. by the middle. To choose a. o. as arbitrator, oyi S — To take a middling, average Ja.^ ;^7 thing. To be of a middling sort. To intervene, to mediate — fi>
  
  ^
  
  between. Midst, middle. sat in the
  
  y^
  
  I
  
  l^jjhl.j j^3 j^ ^'
  
  midst of the people. He sat ia the middle jia)1 k::} j oil of the house. Middling, kC^i ^ (?n. /". ) 1^3 average. Just, equitable. Litermediate, equidistant.
  
  Intei-mediate, average central.
  
  Door.
  
  speak indistinctly. To prompt, to .suggest evil, false things to a. o. ( devil, pasjsiou ). ^ To render scrupulous (conscience).
  
  hr.j
  
  good rank amongst his people. To become noble, dis- a,'C3 Ja-i3
  
  He
  
  —
  
  J
  
  ijj\'^
  
  parallel (line).
  
  To use a. th. as a pillow. To rest the head upon a.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  To
  
  Dirty, fiUhy, defiled.
  
  He whispered
  
  to himself he mumbled. To be perplexed, to have
  
  *JI
  
  'iiUaJ,3 -^
  
  scruples.
  
  Suggestion of Satan. y-j,U3 ^ Jll^lj Indistinct speech. Temptation, evil thought. Clinking of trinkets. Faint sound of hunters, dogs. Melancholia.
  
  ^
  
  Scruple, perplexity.
  
  To
  
  ClIj
  
  \
  
  »_^ j'lj Cj,3 »_,^ ^,
  
  abound with herbs
  
  To be
  
  dirty, defiled
  
  ,
  
  »
  
  (ground)".
  
  i^'^
  
  ^'y^
  
  (garment). Plants, herbs.
  
  —A
  
  Dirtiness, uncleanliness.
  
  •^3 ^
  
  Half ripe (dates). i
  
  j^,-
  
  -
  
  The suggester, Satan.
  
  Woolly (ram). ;
  
  a. 0.
  
  CGfc^3j 'Wr'3 i ^W-3 '^rri
  
  '^--
  
  walk at a quick pace (camel).
  
  3 "^
  
  (A'W
  
  J--> to render a.
  
  tli.
  
  spaciou3, capacious.
  
  To enrich a. o. (God), it ^— jb r^'j To be rich, wealthy. ji He made large expenses. i2i!j t — To be comfortable in ( a S ^'Jj place). To be profuse in to take a wide range in. To stride in (walk-
  
  ^
  
  ;
  
  ing)
  
  ;
  
  to expatiate in.
  
  He increased his expenses. xiiJjl J^ — To be ample, broad. fj^'^\j fl3\ To be expanded, enlarged to spread ;
  
  out.
  
  To
  
  be in easy circumstances.
  
  increase
  
  (
  
  thing).
  
  To be
  
  "Width, extent. Ability. xiXj
  
  Wealth.
  
  To
  
  _»1jI.
  
  enabled.
  
  ^jj f^j^
  
  )
  
  --J
  
  .
  
  A"\T
  
  C
  
  To be dyed with woadleaves.
  
  To be branded,
  
  stigmatised, dis-
  
  tinguished. •^ Indelible
  
  ^\
  
  ^
  
  character of a sa-
  
  )
  
  (^J
  
  To put a load on (a camel). To be collected, gathered. To
  
  y
  
  be
  
  settled,
  
  fall
  
  composed
  
  (affair
  
  ).
  
  JP^j^
  
  To be
  
  (moon).
  
  To flock in (camels). The affair has become
  
  j
  
  crament.
  
  5
  
  jI,*_,Llt.
  
  ^Vl
  
  il
  
  —
  
  practicable to him.
  
  Brand impressed with a hot iron. Mark, symptona. tU? j1 ^ ^Uj
  
  Camel's load equal to 60
  
  -<>•
  
  Title of a book. Badge. Insignia of an order. Oi'der of knighthood. ripring-raiD. Spring-grass.
  
  Woad-leaves used
  
  for
  
  i;J,
  
  3
  
  j_, 3
  
  camel).
  
  liC-j
  
  Comely. j»U-j j 'C-^j ^ ^,---j Place, time of meeting ^^S'y- ^ j^'y^ of the pilgi'ims in Mecca. Periodical fair. -^ Harvest-time. Fair, mart. Disease attacking once in life. Straw.
  
  ship.
  
  Herd of camels. Jlt-3 ?r *2 .3 Pregnant (she- oC-j,j oU-lj ^ J-lj
  
  *JLi-lj
  
  face.
  
  Cargo of a
  
  Rain.
  
  dveing.
  
  Beauty of the
  
  rr J^'j Cargo, lading
  
  •
  
  of a ship.
  
  ^
  
  U-J^j
  
  *i--jj
  
  jCjb Jy^j ^.ia
  
  I
  
  I
  
  Preg- ( pi. of j^ 13 ) j^\'j?j j^iy nant (she-camels). ^ Laden (ship). Jj^'y^ Stowed. A poetical metre. J—*>• Bird fluttering j-JC-j j~jCJ ^ JCx» in his flight.
  
  I
  
  Iron-tool for
  
  j^'^'y'i ^-rQ-*
  
  ?:
  
  ^^*
  
  branding a beast. Stamp. Impress
  
  '
  
  ^{ i
  
  J-^'J'J
  
  He made
  
  of beauty.
  
  J-^JJ.^jrrJ J—rri entreaties to (God )
  
  J- J »_,
  
  "*
  
  jil
  
  for.
  
  Branded, cauterised. Having a goodly face.
  
  To bring
  
  j-y^'y _fii-J»i
  
  —
  
  (camels)
  
  away
  
  ^
  
  J^'J
  
  stealthily. i
  
  To To
  
  sleep deeply.
  
  To slumber. \
  
  be stifled by the exhalations
  
  .
  
  Seeking the favour of God. J-jlj Affinity. RelaJlCj ^ *irri3j <WJ
  
  _3
  
  tionship.
  
  of a well.
  
  To
  
  cess,
  
  of a
  
  Connexion. Means of ac-
  
  of gaining
  
  favour.
  
  Credit,
  
  6C-j1^^.:-3
  
  honourable station. He has taken my '^'Ji LI. oil camels away stealthily. To brand fi>j s ^--j C-lj -J}(a beast); to stigmatise (a culprit). To stamp, to mark a. th. -^ To impress an indelible character (sacrament).
  
  do not want ^.^3 ^^ Vj jiJ. ^.'yk\A " it nor do I care for it. Slumbering. JJ,3_, XL.'^ ^ oCJ-Sj
  
  ^J
  
  To describe, to depict a. th. o A — To sui'pass a. 0. in beauty, s C>J-i — To bear the CC3j x^Cj ^13: ^3
  
  cJC^
  
  To
  
  stifle a. o. (effluvia
  
  ?
  
  ^^jl
  
  well).
  
  He got
  
  y
  
  into *^, j <j^ ^^j C. Jj j possession of things he would not
  
  have dreamt Slumber, deep
  
  J
  
  of.
  
  sleep.
  
  cJ. jj il—j
  
  ^
  
  j
  
  Sloth.
  
  Want. I
  
  ^ ^3
  
  Sleeping.
  
  impress of beauty
  
  Sleepy, sleeping.
  
  woman. ( ^J1
  
  {m.
  
  Slothful
  
  To
  
  /^t>?-
  
  f.)
  
  ) ^_, »
  
  ^.-\3
  
  Large
  
  - ^j ^ To
  
  Razor. 6'ee
  
  ^^']\
  
  common. ^^j^l ^ :C— 3 Q ^-^ ",u«iy ^ j:.>
  
  estate,
  
  Mecca
  
  (face).
  
  at the meeting
  
  ^3
  
  of pUgrims.
  
  "C.L'ja
  
  soothe a. 0. with (soft wordsj. To shave (the head). Ai
  
  be in
  
  beauty with.
  
  2(
  
  ^<j
  
  To search for spring-grass. To try to prognosticate a. th. A
  
  ^'y ^'^
  
  I
  
  vie in
  
  perceived kindness
  
  Oii-JI *_J
  
  impressed in his features.
  
  'c.S^'y
  
  C
  
  Double-rhymed
  
  o'i>-i'^»
  
  ly (people).
  
  ^.
  
  :
  
  sharpened (woman).
  
  Saw, blunt
  
  knife.
  
  jVIaa
  
  Prism.
  
  ^^\y
  
  J^'/' To hasten, Yjri'jJr^Ji'j^ To prepare for (mischief). J ji'^j rr
  
  Elevated place,
  
  jQ-jl ^ >i,3j >i-3 height. Misfortune. Haste. Support.
  
  found him in
  
  ^jCijI
  
  j\
  
  j4,j Jc iLiT
  
  Stuffed cushion.
  
  J.Cij
  
  ,- '-h^if.}
  
  To break (a i.'SiLj Ji4j Jil3 bone). To fix (an axe) on its handle. To join a party of (travellers). Ji^ — Servants, followers. &i-:J\ ^ JiIi-3 fit
  
  -ft-
  
  Nimble. Thick, coarse.
  
  »
  
  —
  
  xL'^j
  
  Ja^Ci.}
  
  wooden bowl. They are people
  
  y^)| iL-i-j
  
  ^ T^^'j
  
  ^^3 ~
  
  Thick skin of a date. Mob, medley. ^Ci. j"! To be entangled ui,3 r-44 T-X3* (root.?,
  
  branches).
  
  entangled, intermixed.
  
  My
  
  cares are
  
  j,^
  
  j o^Xj
  
  Jp,
  
  manifold.
  
  a
  
  lace (a basket)
  
  t-^jj ^r^'j
  
  with a thong.
  
  To render
  
  ^
  
  (relationship)
  
  '^
  
  God has mixed people ^35! oy, «il — together i. e. He has complicated I
  
  their relationship by marriage.
  
  be intricate, en-
  
  '^\'yj
  
  d;
  
  
  ^ii
  
  ^3
  
  -«-
  
  fi>
  
  fi>
  
  To blossom (tree). To swarm with. To go up (a mountain)
  
  ^'/\ t_i
  
  in
  
  gra-
  
  ^'^ j —
  
  flock).
  
  Hlossom of vegetables. Egyptian
  
  ^i,j
  
  Root
  
  of a tree.
  
  Cobweb.
  
  ^zl'j
  
  Medicine injected through the
  
  ^.jjij
  
  They are
  
  Twis- ^jQ.j ^ <^^'j
  
  of the
  
  Layer of palm-leaves under the ^i-3 flat
  
  roof.
  
  Quick-set
  
  hedge around a garden. Weaver's
  
  com-
  
  mon people. To gird a. 0. with
  
  j^\ 2^
  
  belt.
  
  «-?-; J
  
  ^
  
  ^3 — ^tij ^ To
  
  adox'u a. 0.
  
  To strike a. 0. on the waist. To adorn, to embellish a. th. if- To parai)hrase (a text). To deck herself with
  
  A-
  
  a sash, (woman). o.'s self in (a
  
  o
  
  •r.±3\j
  
  —
  
  garment). To throw (part of a garment) upon the left shoulder.
  
  To
  
  nose.
  
  '!^3
  
  for spears.S pears.
  
  ted fibres.
  
  To wrap
  
  willow.
  
  <>i-i-\'j
  
  luti'icacy of relationship.
  
  an ornamented
  
  ness).
  
  fpJ-'^
  
  tangled.
  
  Ash -wood used
  
  To climb (a hill). J_, t^3j Cii,3 To make up (thread, cotton) ^3 into a ball. To print (cloth). To appear on the head (hoari- s —
  
  ^.t'^
  
  fin
  
  complicated (God).
  
  Complicated relationship. of a
  
  low class. To mix a. th.
  
  of a
  
  To be complicate To become
  
  (pedigree, relationship).
  
  To
  
  Rabble. Intruders. Piece added to a
  
  coating
  
  give quickly.
  
  Light.
  
  To
  
  a hurry. Helpers, protectors. Misfortunes.jCijl
  
  (
  
  To
  
  Lightness.
  
  To saw (wood). * \ykj _r%i -nij -i^ To sharpen (her teeth woman). To have her teeth o^'^Ll U cj^[
  
  zing
  
  Moses. ^f^y> Mosaical (law). -^ Israelite. Jj^^ Face. ( for J.'j ) j.yi'j ^IP'jo To speak f.iintly, confused- j.'j£ 3 -HTo wliisper to a. 0. Confused speech, whisper.
  
  (poem).
  
  I
  
  e
  
  A
  
  gems.
  
  Double uecklace of Scarf. Sash. Sword of the Caliph Omar. Sword. Striped with white (goat). Double rhyme in verses. silver.
  
  ^
  
  rJ-'y
  
  9-J Li.j_j ii_jlj r-.ti'j -^
  
  -r^J,
  
  gird (the sword).
  
  Various
  
  ornaments of a woman. Woman's belt engrossed with gems, gold or
  
  j
  
  (
  
  <5-^
  
  A-X
  
  They came one after anothei'.vCi-jl IjHV 'j» He is from a com- j:^\ Ju-jl
  
  ^
  
  mon
  
  J4,|j 'JaSJI
  
  Places, spots.
  
  tattoo
  
  ib
  
  —
  
  J4'l>»
  
  ^5
  
  ^3->,'^3 ^-y
  
  "^
  
  (soil).
  
  To ^'J\
  
  To have
  
  i-ipening
  
  shoot forth plants
  
  flash
  
  (
  
  lightning
  
  grapes (vine). To increase upon
  
  ).
  
  o^O J
  
  a. o.
  
  —
  
  (hoariness).
  
  ^'-^'jj
  
  to
  
  ,
  
  <^J
  
  ^-i-J
  
  imprint
  
  To embroider
  
  iS-ri.
  
  foul deed.
  
  jijlj
  
  ,
  
  e_,£!b fS'^ J4J jL'j -a-
  
  ui,3
  
  slices.
  
  up (the body). Scattered pasturage. Going and coming.
  
  j;
  
  »_,
  
  ji,^
  
  J— ly
  
  s jijij
  
  rip
  
  Gum ammoniac. cut in
  
  (
  
  Jf-Cij
  
  j£j o^jj J^^j for ji,l jij t '^/jj J-Aj )
  
  of a key. Jsr;l>* tt J^-^i* jj "i^X^'jj \isUi,j d^z^'jl itXz^'j -^ be quick, expeditious (affair).
  
  (i^J "^
  
  on
  
  out. (^jj'- Ti wlXj quickly, to has- ^£'J\j diXlj pace.
  
  To be on the
  
  eve,
  
  on the
  
  ^1
  point of ; to be about to.
  
  (a garment).
  
  The thing
  
  is about to happen soon happen.
  
  it will
  
  Quick-
  
  lies.
  
  Cij ^Ij^j
  
  This
  
  »^ij jjcsi j;i,i;jl el» beast has not produced to
  
  z^j
  
  (^
  
  me any
  
  one.
  
  ci\^Ljj cj\i^ij,j
  
  ;
  
  J[ pySj. %.\^j,j Cij Ji.j present, to accuse a. o. falsely to. shoot forth plants
  
  ?i1jI^
  
  ^i,j1
  
  'ti^jj
  
  How
  
  quickly
  
  o^i C
  
  oifctijj
  
  o\^ij, ^JCij
  
  Expeditious, speedy.
  
  (w.
  
  /".)
  
  Swift (she-camel).
  
  To
  
  fall
  
  by
  
  contain a vein of gold
  
  To assume an humble appea-
  
  (
  
  mine
  
  ),
  
  *— J ts
  
  s Ji.[fJ.\j
  
  1;^^
  
  J
  
  l&ii.
  
  1^
  
  *
  
  drops, to drip (water). helpless, destitute
  
  Vji-j
  
  —
  
  J[
  
  —
  
  (man).
  
  ranee before a. o. To find (water) in small
  
  fi>
  
  jL'j\
  
  — quantity. To lessen (the portion) of. — Water trickling from a Jiz.'j] ^ jLj
  
  horse).
  
  Hoariness appeared upon him.
  
  dLij
  
  Cxi^j "kij J43 jlj
  
  To be
  
  To extract a. th. gently. To take little of. To heal a. o. (medicine). To spur, to launch (a
  
  <^£j
  
  done!
  
  To produce its first fruit (palm-tree ). To become rich. To give a brief accouat of a speech. To (earth).
  
  ^Vl
  
  ness.
  
  Swiftness.
  
  To misre-
  
  To
  
  -»-
  
  He hastened
  
  figures
  
  increase(tribe).^Cs,j,j
  
  young
  
  (meat) in
  
  ;40 To walk ten the t^j P
  
  adorn, to embellish a. th. adorned the narrative >5Ui)l Jyj
  
  with
  
  fi>
  
  To spear a. o. To cut off a. th. To stick, to adhere to. To cut in pieces to
  
  To
  
  To
  
  To
  
  cut
  
  ^j — f^j
  
  fi>
  
  siXi,
  
  D Griot, kind of bitter cherry,
  
  He
  
  clothes)
  
  Tooth
  
  Female tattooer.
  
  (cloth).
  
  (
  
  with (blood). He committed a
  
  pieces and dried.
  
  Rain-drop. I have not opposed him tiJby a single word. Evil, enmity, malevolent language.
  
  A
  
  stuff.
  
  stain
  
  Meat
  
  sprout, otf-shoot.
  
  variegate,
  
  To
  
  ;
  
  To attack (th character) of a. o. J — To observe a. th. carefully. To ask to be tattooed. ^'y:^\ Tattooing. First j>^jj jS^j, -r j^j
  
  To
  
  on a
  
  To
  
  (the hand).
  
  To
  
  chief.
  
  t '^^j
  
  ;J,Ci.3
  
  bobbin. Ball of spun cotton. Strips
  
  class.
  
  Oozing water (mountain). Unlucky.
  
  To
  
  Variegated tent of a
  
  tool.
  
  Trail of dust. Weaver's
  
  i^-->
  
  mountain. Small or great quantity of water, .\bundant or few tears.
  
  Awe.
  
  :
  
  To be fast, firm. |jij)3 j^: a^'j ^ To i-emain in (a place). ^— To weave (cloth). a juojj ,1^3 — To warn to incite a. o. i j^'j To build a stonexii'^ \j Jui'jl ;
  
  enclosure for sheep.
  
  To incite (a doy to the chase. 5 x,5j1 To close (a door). To stop a. th. ^ — To oppress a. 0. to put a. 0. to u. — )
  
  ;
  
  Weaver.
  
  iloj Threshold of a door. En- jui j ^ j^^'^ trance. Court-yard. Short-stemmed plant ). Cavern of the 7 sleepers. ( Straitened.
  
  Stone-enclosure
  
  aj_U>3
  
  ?r
  
  ~
  
  e^*-^jj
  
  Closed (door).
  
  j^yi
  
  Veil, curtain.
  
  aJ>3.A
  
  Regis- S/jo 3 J »^j J -r^»j, ~ v-*j -^ tered agreement. Small bird. oU-^j, ^ ^1-^3 - ,oj -»Chirping of small birds. Small ^^^
  
  To walk grace-
  
  G>oj
  
  ^^ wJ-^3 ^
  
  describe, to
  
  2f_,
  
  A iLsj
  
  narrate, to characterise a. th. Indescriptible thing. ^J^y. V
  
  To
  
  —
  
  G-^3
  
  •*'
  
  ,^1
  
  J * iLi>3"—
  
  prescribe (a medi-
  
  cine) for a. 0.
  
  To become
  
  fit
  
  for ser-
  
  ^SCaj o jutf3
  
  Weaver.
  
  colours.
  
  Spotted (bull). *li,1 Variegated (cloth). "i^^'j J-^'y Embroidered. Adorned. build, to
  
  make
  
  conclude a bargain with jf ^iol3 a. 0. on description of the article. To be fit for service. & To take a. 0. as a servant. To describe a. th. to 0. a. ^ ^ To abuse 0. a. To be described. ^-i7l To be distinguished, to be cha- y_, —
  
  racterised by good qualities.
  
  To ask a. 0. to describe. * 5 He consulted the phy- ^\'JS
  
  Quality,
  
  tiu>3^
  
  Co-Lll
  
  I.
  
  —
  
  -ih
  
  (whelp).
  
  u^jS-^j the eyes in a veil.
  
  (garment). To last, to con;
  
  ^ ^\yJ>j
  
  soil.
  
  a
  
  '"^spJ
  
  C>oj
  
  be. firm,
  
  to
  
  u^^j-^jj a^'j^j
  
  rr
  
  u^jS-^j
  
  Big stones on the To be defiled
  
  ^j Co3 - U>j
  
  »_-^i
  
  -H-
  
  v-^3
  
  "^
  
  settled.
  
  To be
  
  To ma-
  
  ic
  
  incumbent (debt). o.'s self to.
  
  nage (an
  
  —
  
  affair) skilfully.
  
  To be ill, diseased. To beget diseased children. To afriict a. 0. with a disease
  
  ,_-ijl 5
  
  —
  
  ip.
  
  —
  
  (God).
  
  To keep
  
  perseveringly
  
  to.
  
  Space between the fore and the ^^,3 Disease, illness.
  
  adjective. Epithet
  
  :^3
  
  <jCo'J\
  
  ^ ^^'i
  
  Emaciation of the body, 111,
  
  ?r >-«-o3
  
  attribute.
  
  Medical prescription.
  
  Ij^j
  
  fourth finger.
  
  ..io'^Ll
  
  sician upon his disease.
  
  Description, characte-
  
  t^j
  
  g^
  
  strongW. To close her face-veil o-2jJ>3 (woman). To peep through the hole a^'j.^j -^ of a veil (girl). To open the eyes a. th.
  
  To apply
  
  To
  
  ristic.
  
  ator. Prolitic.
  
  tinue
  
  vice (boy).
  
  s ^-^i.!)
  
  Gold stampers. ;Ci,j Traducer. Merchant of brocade. 'Cij Mark, sign. Mixture of oCi- ^ ili.
  
  Veil of a girl.
  
  fully (colt).
  
  ijlSil
  
  To urge
  
  (a liorse) for tiyiug his strength.
  
  Hole for
  
  birds.
  
  bone). 0.
  
  Figured work on cloth. '\-^j ^ J^j Silk brocade adorned with figures. Glitter of a sword. Gold-ore. Wealth. .0,3 Calumni- o>Xi3j sCij ^ Ci.13 j' jjA'j
  
  To
  
  for cattle.
  
  To
  
  To be set (broken To call, to rouse a.
  
  diseased.
  
  (_>^oj j JrC<s3
  
  ?r
  
  ^-^^3
  
  Continual (punishment). Incum- ,^.ol3 bent (debt).
  
  Far-extending (desert).
  
  XI0I3
  
  Suffering unremittingly.
  
  ^^'y
  
  (
  
  AAA
  
  )
  
  J^j
  
  Union of friends. Connection of jj,} sentences. Conjunction. Match, fel-
  
  Quality. Qualification,
  
  low of a pair. It is its match.
  
  Essential attributes.
  
  adjective.
  
  Receipt.
  
  -^
  
  ixJ,j
  
  Conjunctive letter
  
  i.
  
  ^a
  
  J-^^' ^^>
  
  e.
  
  J-=>>'l
  
  JCoj^ ^ Joints of the body.
  
  Fitness for service.
  
  *y
  
  J^j,j J^j
  
  Maid-servant.
  
  Cj%^
  
  wearing
  
  -r
  
  false hair.
  
  com-
  
  Dispensary.
  
  To
  
  To -^
  
  Continuous
  
  Abundance of produce. Cultivation. Striped cloth from Yemen. Sword. Coil of thread. Extensive country. j:u.iaj| <-j
  
  JlojL l^
  
  friends.
  
  The town and
  
  J-?^l
  
  J-?>*
  
  ^--j
  
  J-^>;J
  
  '<
  
  province of Mosul.
  
  To reach
  
  cj%js'^\
  
  province of Mosul. '
  
  \^y
  
  •
  
  -^j
  
  — —
  
  Jl.j 2
  
  —
  
  (news).
  
  a, o.
  
  To be friendly connected To be contiguous to. To unite a. th. closely
  
  To
  
  deliver a. th.
  
  Ls'/'
  
  Muslin.
  
  J[
  
  To bring
  
  with.
  
  ^
  
  a J^O j^j fi,
  
  fbj 5 J^'j\j
  
  a. 0. to
  
  (
  
  —
  
  a place).
  
  To continue
  
  J_, fi, "^Lsjj 7iS>\'^ J^\j uninterruptedly. To keep per-
  
  sistingly to.
  
  To reach
  
  To be J(. J^'J To obtain access
  
  (a place).
  
  connected
  
  Mesopotamia, and the
  
  3
  
  Uoj si-sjjV^j —
  
  Jl^j it
  
  delivered to a. 0.
  
  (letter).
  
  a. th.
  
  Junction. Juncture of a rope.
  
  ej 5 J;;,.
  
  reach (a place).
  
  to a. o.
  
  Continuity, communication.
  
  with.
  
  to. To bribe a. 0. To be friendly connected. J^'S' To be continuous, uninterrup- J.iwl.
  
  ted.
  
  (opp. to ^Jai/
  
  jJsy^ letters united together (poem). Contiguous, adhering. ContiJ-
  To be |
  
  a. o.
  
  to bis people.
  
  ^
  
  with.
  
  Relationship.
  
  Written with
  
  give a. th. to
  
  at, to
  
  Bond. She-camel JJ,C^3 5- *^Wi bringing forth consecutively for 10 years. Ewe that has brought forth two females yearly for seven year.?.
  
  Mosul.
  
  4_i
  
  He did good To arrive
  
  thing.
  
  Contiguousness.
  
  ,_ioj£Ut
  
  A
  
  jLoj iLaj >loj J.^i J-^j unite, to connect a. th. with.
  
  Receipt.
  
  Intimate friend.
  
  Ki^\y^
  
  tion.
  
  JVoj its
  
  ^j^ jj'
  
  Purchase or sale on descrip-
  
  iUisl^
  
  Unitive. Bountiful
  
  From
  
  <JU»j
  
  fiable (noun).
  
  *^.
  
  Arrival.
  
  Union of two
  
  ;-.
  
  Described. Qualified. Quali-
  
  tie.
  
  Connection of a verb with plement.
  
  <^
  
  oiJ,U>j
  
  phy.sician.
  
  Junction, union. Connective.
  
  •^
  
  Neg-
  
  ^
  
  Good describer. Experienced
  
  gift, favour.
  
  Woman
  
  -<>•
  
  '\a1o'j
  
  ress slave.
  
  of connection,
  
  bond,
  
  *5lu»j
  
  
  )
  
  the attributes of God.
  
  ^ Stop-plank, joist. Free
  
  oL^iU
  
  un. 'J ilo
  
  (
  
  Young lad, servant. •^ Negro slave.
  
  Junction, union.
  
  Means
  
  *l«o3
  
  of an adjective.
  
  *i-»3j J-«s>3
  
  Limb, member.
  
  PL
  
  Qualification of a noun. State
  
  Sect denying
  
  Quiescent alef marked thus ( J ).
  
  'ij,3
  
  butive.
  
  \,A,j or J added to the last movent letter of a verse ( ii'j^Xi\ ^x'J^ )
  
  Last night of a lunar month.
  
  cJ^^
  
  xfii'i
  
  Qualificative. Adjectival, attri-
  
  )
  
  To reach, to arrive at. To be connected with a. communicate to. To be adjoining
  
  to.
  
  J\ 0.,
  
  to
  
  —
  
  o—
  
  contiguous,
  
  .
  
  C •^
  
  RecommeudatioD, notice,
  
  A"\Y
  
  <^, y>
  
  Legatee. Trustee. agent. Executor.
  
  (m. /".) -^.^3 Commissioned «>»>•
  
  u^^^'j
  
  Testamentar}' bequest. aj J^^' Legatee. ij jC3>^ Trustee, executor of a will. «lll^ ^s^^* To be destitute (raau). u»j 'js'j To be clean, sjUjJj l«>i>j o *^i>3 -^
  
  ^
  
  neat, fair. a. o. in fair-
  
  Ujj a U^j
  
  5
  
  ness.
  
  To vie in brightness He performed ablu-
  
  with.
  
  ? \^\'^
  
  Lb^j
  
  s>L2aJJ s^Cib
  
  tions before prayer.
  
  To
  
  attain to puberty.
  
  o.'s
  
  clean, neat.
  
  self
  
  To make To wash
  
  L^j3 o.'s
  
  self.
  
  Brightness, whiteness, clean-
  
  a'Ais'i
  
  C-
  
  Ablutions performed before
  
  j-^S'
  
  prayer.
  
  Adding false hair (woman).
  
  To
  
  ^3
  
  for ablution.
  
  'Uj^-J ''ir^J^
  
  'l5^j
  
  -r
  
  ve.ssel for
  
  U^
  
  o-_^ J '^^i ?toj clear, obvious, conspicuous. !_} ,
  
  *?:-^J J
  
  "J^
  
  1,
  
  —
  
  ix^'pLj'
  
  mar a C-aj j^ ^oj To crack a vessel ). To bind, -ft-
  
  (
  
  to tie a. th. hastily.
  
  To To To
  
  _^3
  
  languish, to be exhausted.
  
  exhaust, to weaken a.
  
  0. (fever).»
  
  be exhausted, ailing.
  
  —
  
  jj^'y*
  
  Disease.
  
  ^r^j Crack, fissure. Knot in ^_^j ^ jr^J wood. Defect, blemish. Dishonour, jj — stain
  
  Torpor, exhaustion. m^Pi *iJ>i Space betwen the ling-finger ^,--
  To be
  
  little one.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  contiguous,
  
  ,^ ^o'j ^
  
  iJo'j
  
  to.
  
  ^j
  
  * —
  
  ojLjjj l..^jj U<5j
  
  ^^3
  
  connect, to join a. th. to
  
  (another).
  
  (woman).
  
  The wound has
  
  bequeath
  
  laid the '*ilji c^s-^jl
  
  To appoint
  
  'c-'^s-bjl ci^
  
  come ? To be clear. To be white
  
  ^^
  
  ex-
  
  o!>l»
  
  as
  
  a
  
  tutor to
  
  j^
  
  jl^
  
  iZ-^jb
  
  Jlj
  
  5
  
  a, 0.
  
  as
  
  ~
  
  To be contiguous to (country). A ^^\'^ To order, to enjoin a. th, upon i Jia'J\ a. o.
  
  (God).
  
  order, to
  
  command
  
  Jj
  
  »_j
  
  5
  
  Jaj\
  
  a. th. to.
  
  Ij
  
  9^^
  
  tions.
  
  He a. o.
  
  ,_i
  
  o.
  
  To make mutual recommenda- Ja\y ^i^j
  
  (sheep).
  
  To ask from
  
  —
  
  th.
  
  executor, trustee by will.
  
  To
  
  bone bare. art thou
  
  a. th, to.
  
  To recommend a. To appoint a. (children).
  
  To explain, to disclose. * ?-i-3yj 9-.J1J To render a. th. clear, perspicuous. To bring forth white children c^^jl
  
  a
  
  2^
  
  -r.^
  
  y^^
  
  \
  
  planations about.
  
  To shadow
  
  ^^^^J.
  
  .
  
  SsLa-j»j oI_2j-^
  
  Place of ablution. Privy.
  
  Whence
  
  j jjT
  
  dense vegetation (land).
  
  ablutions. 1 o be 7^.ijj
  
  ,
  
  to hers
  
  spoil, to
  
  a. th.
  
  To have a Clean, neat.
  
  Tank,
  
  —
  
  y,>*-J>^>*
  
  0I
  
  ,
  
  adjoined
  
  Clean, bright.
  
  particle
  
  Relative pronoun, as^^
  
  and the
  
  liness.
  
  Water
  
  J^y»
  
  o'V^>i ^
  
  Conjunct.
  
  Conjunctive
  
  as
  
  Testatoj'.
  
  To surpass
  
  (5^J
  
  hornet, wasp.
  
  letter of introduction.
  
  Prescribing^. Testator,
  
  )
  
  United, connected. Kind of
  
  the eye with the
  
  received with kind-
  
  1^ ^
  
  J^o
  
  3.5J,
  
  1.
  
  ness the recommendation given to
  
  him. js.^
  
  a —
  
  hand for (seeing a. th. distinctly). Gleam of dawn. Moon. .^Ci>j1 ^ t.^') Leprosy. Star of white hair on a
  
  Injunction,
  
  command.
  
  Viaj
  
  ^
  
  "C^'j
  
  Will. Request.
  
  Recommendation, admonition.
  
  *iU» j j sC«3
  
  (
  
  To
  
  feed on acrid
  
  A"\A
  
  ^J
  
  ^jlj,iL-3j
  
  plants near water (camel).
  
  He humbled
  
  ^^jj
  
  *i-^j
  
  remit
  
  (
  
  a debt, a sin
  
  )
  
  ^i
  
  fi>
  
  CJsj
  
  —
  
  CJ^j CJ>jj
  
  forge
  
  (
  
  compose
  
  C.-i>j
  
  [ii^
  
  —
  
  (^^j
  
  —
  
  woman.
  
  forth (a child)
  
  an account). To
  
  To
  
  (a book).
  
  fi>
  
  down (her
  
  let
  
  *5toj
  
  ^^Jj
  
  He stopped. He put the enemy) (
  
  to the
  
  Slip fSj ^XlJI —
  
  j
  
  White
  
  (camel). Bright (star).
  
  Spotless (man).
  
  ^IS-J^
  
  9^ljb Cj\>^
  
  dis-
  
  —
  
  *^-^^j
  
  \j tt
  
  played in laughter. Moonlit nights. Obvious, evident. Bright,
  
  edge of the sword.
  
  9->^j
  
  Clear explanation. r^^Jj y^^.^ Clear, obvious, perspicuous. r^^'d
  
  Tooth
  
  woman).
  
  :
  
  Standard
  
  She-ass.
  
  Obviousness.
  
  To bring
  
  veil
  
  silver trin-
  
  "Whiteness.
  
  Milk.
  
  kets.
  
  money.
  
  to a. 0.
  
  To
  
  High road. Anklet,
  
  ness.
  
  —
  
  *' 'T
  
  C«-i>j
  
  himself.
  
  To
  
  )
  
  horse's forehead or forefeet. Hoari-
  
  r^\j\ ^taj
  
  fine,
  
  Day. suffer losses in
  
  To be
  
  vile,
  
  (
  
  hum-
  
  'xiCoJj oLi>
  
  r^j
  
  o
  
  be an adoptive or illegi-
  
  XtUsj
  
  —
  
  timate son.
  
  To humble,to lower a. o. ? ^j To wad (a garment). ^^j To bet with a. o.j (pUjj,j 'iS^Vy^ f^\j To deliver (goods) to the buyer. A — To agree with a. o. upon. J ^ — Come here that
  drive (a beast) at a gentle
  
  s
  
  —
  
  pace.
  
  To
  
  by
  
  for playing
  
  v—*'
  
  ^tj>j joi^
  
  Daybreak-prayer. ^U»^l ^^it Ewes, camels. yjCaj f; ost^^S Bringing forth white ^-.^l^ ^ *»"-?>* children (woman ). Woimd laying a bone bare.
  
  Keeping to a high-road. Whitish (camel).
  
  -rJ)'^
  
  Obvious.
  
  To
  
  (a
  
  fill
  
  9^.ii->»
  
  *
  
  rtojlj ,65-^3
  
  '^d
  
  ^"^i "^
  
  bucket) to the half.
  
  To
  
  pace.
  
  To
  
  White bone night.
  
  bled.
  
  To
  
  T^J
  
  Spotless.
  
  trade).
  
  iJiol^jjj
  
  ,
  
  race together
  
  5 &-Cisj[,j X9;^\'y^ r-Jo\i (
  
  horses
  
  ).
  
  To
  
  vie
  
  drawing water. To draw water for a. 0.
  
  with
  
  a. 0. in
  
  experience losses in
  
  j
  
  ^oji
  
  Water
  
  (trade).
  
  To be humble, To lower o.'s
  
  modest.
  
  ^\j
  
  T^'^'y
  
  To agree about (an affau'). To be humbled. To sink into contempt. To lower ( a head in order to ride. To ask for an abatement of price to ask for relief.
  
  C» ^-bl_y
  
  jc.
  
  —
  
  ^71. camel's
  
  ^'y-^
  
  Situation, site. Posture.
  
  ^
  
  ^j
  
  Conformation. Manner,
  
  oia
  
  *ioj
  
  J^
  
  of a milk-skin. Smell of
  
  Greasy.
  
  Of bad morals.
  
  <s'^jj oirj>3 j'^^j jQjjl jij JMi-'Vl —
  
  Anus. iS'Jifj Dates in a lump. Large rock.»|^"ijj —
  
  To lessen the power To remit part of a (
  
  Situation, location, position.
  
  _^j ^ ^ Jioy
  
  put, to put down, to place.
  
  j^Qj j1
  
  Abasement, lowliness.
  
  a
  
  jU>jl
  
  \
  
  :
  
  otherwise.
  
  \j^o3
  
  rs-^jl
  
  -^y^'i
  
  altered food. Foulness.
  
  )
  
  jUi>'_,ll
  
  dirty, greasy.
  
  Washings
  
  J
  
  half a bucket.
  
  Filthiness, greasiness.
  
  self.
  
  There is a great distance CXj between us.
  
  Set the brick
  
  To be
  
  filling
  
  oii>
  
  Ji-ij, i-;l!l
  
  ^f^
  
  tax
  
  of.
  
  ^/i
  
  debt, of a
  
  ^c
  
  — —
  
  ).
  
  To impose (a fine, a tax) upon. u. He beheaded him. (Lij iilt He humbled him. cj^ ^j 0>U Cijj
  
  ft>
  
  — — —
  
  A"\\
  
  (
  
  To
  
  plait (a hair-straj
  
  set (bricks)
  
  close together.
  
  )
  
  Lowering. Abasement.
  
  To humble o.'s self to. To be joined, connected
  
  Putting, laying down. Unveiled
  
  to
  
  ^'^ ^ cnoj
  
  girth is loose i. e. the Viiubj jp beast is lean. Folded, woven. o^'^j o^j Coat of mail compactly woven ii^y Its
  
  and adorned with gems.
  
  -ft-
  
  quickly.
  
  flour
  
  son.
  
  of travellers. ^^ Caj ^ *"c-» J Trust, deposit. Fresh
  
  tax.
  
  mixed with butter. Adoptive Abatement of price. INIoral
  
  book. Hostages. Taxes. Troops in
  
  Hostages taken by
  
  ted and weak. Clamorous.
  
  Humility, moc'esty.
  
  To tread
  
  a. th.
  
  tT
  
  [Js j
  
  'Ji a.
  
  ^j
  
  enemy).
  
  make
  
  level, to
  
  a. th.
  
  \yj a li;j
  
  fit
  
  plain.
  
  if^jj
  
  well trod-
  
  Sji^j o >l»j
  
  To be
  
  den, even, level (ground).
  
  soft
  
  (bed). level the
  
  To
  
  ground.
  
  J^j soften
  
  -^j
  
  x^-^7 \yj
  
  fi>
  
  a bed
  
  (
  
  ).
  
  To
  
  faci-
  
  To lower a. th. a Wjlj j vl»ljj —
  
  litate (an affair). <>
  
  To repeat the same (rhyme To agree jt a with
  
  a. 0.
  
  To make
  
  Jj
  
  ,
  
  'uJl'^Tj
  
  o.
  
  Xyyj
  
  to
  
  to
  
  He
  
  a kind-
  
  is
  
  a. th.
  
  ^J,\y
  
  -r r^'j''
  
  Proper appli-
  
  '"*»_!
  
  y^
  
  '«-^^'
  
  *;i5
  
  J
  
  self.
  
  Put, laid. Apocryphal jt^ji)^ ^ p->^V' (tradition). Losing in trade. Object of cSf-jJiyj ^:^\y ^ f.>^y^ a science. Subject of a book ; topic.
  
  Substance (opp.
  
  to
  
  accident). Duty,
  
  task.
  
  lo arable
  
  i_iojl_j,C»i3j
  
  ^-^
  
  >J^j -^
  
  (camel).
  
  amble.
  
  slLuI. 'vj^jl
  
  Sliuger.
  
  she-camel) to
  
  ^ t_40JI
  
  Sling. ^^j
  
  fi>
  
  s
  
  To mount (a
  
  s s
  
  —
  
  horse).
  
  J_,
  
  place
  
  (
  
  cating s
  
  »
  
  A
  
  jr-^'jh,^ C-i?j
  
  To agree upon. It Ij^l^Cp To be levelled fiL;j\ U»:ilj sUatl 'Ua^l. gi-ound To be prepared, facilita( ted (affair). To be elapsed, complete
  
  ^i
  
  j^J
  
  ^
  
  meat) on a plank for desicit.
  
  — To revile a. o. — Plank or mat
  
  act recklessly.
  
  ).
  
  f.\Jal\j
  
  hearted man. Broken. Of weak constitution. f^'J^ Humble, lowering him- i^KyJ^j }L.i£J>
  
  U»'lj
  
  To humble, to tread down a. o. He compelled him to z'jISi\j e'j^
  
  (month).
  
  Proper place of
  
  I
  
  \j/;yj
  
  upon.
  
  a. o.
  
  help a.
  
  j'^^^jCaj
  
  tJ^'yj ,^\jj^
  
  To make a
  
  poet).
  
  :
  
  trample upon.
  
  To
  
  Qjj
  
  cation of a word.
  
  foot.
  
  To ride ( a horse). s 'h j To ramble in (a country). fa — To ill-treat, to plunder (a coun- s —
  
  To
  
  ^'
  
  Khosroes. Place, spot.
  
  To be
  
  f^\j
  
  sitory.
  
  Luggage
  
  J,j^ Q, j j L^jLyj ^ lf\'j^j bat. Mountain-swallow. Faint-hear-
  
  :
  
  r^j
  
  garrison.
  
  Large
  
  try
  
  '
  
  (woman). Humble, low, vile, mean.ni-^j ^^t«.2»j Fresh dates laid in jars. Depo- ^..Jaj
  
  Duty,
  
  Bag of palm-leaves. o^Xy^ ^ *la-» To creak (load). To cry ilbj o 'i»j out (child). To screech (bat). To be weak. To speak i»^!^j -fr
  
  To
  
  j>
  
  cription).
  
  Hair or leathern girth.
  
  under
  
  XpC&j
  
  \^j
  
  Positive, legal (pres-
  
  •&
  
  ^^j,|
  
  iLijIj ^Uj jl r
  
  ^3*
  
  for di-ying meat.
  
  He crushed them under blows
  
  Body
  
  of
  
  200
  
  ;
  
  or
  
  ^j
  
  CiJ J^'Ji he abased them. is.
  
  300 men.j^^j ^
  
  xi-ij
  
  Funeral dinner. Heap of fodder. iUoj
  
  To
  
  fold a. th.
  
  To
  
  »,
  
  C^j ^: ^J .
  
  .
  
  V
  
  —
  
  .
  
  (AY
  
  c>^ To
  
  To keep up
  
  (stones) at the
  
  A —
  
  it
  
  Solij
  
  Mc'jntains.
  
  iCbjl
  
  ol/^
  
  Firm, steadfast. ^ji^'j^j •J't^jj -%lj Bases of a building. Supports jJ,U»j of a cooking-pot.
  
  Wooden
  
  mallet for beating the zjL^ ground. Handle of a gimlet. Steadfast, firm. Hard. jil»l^£»
  
  Want, object -wanted. jV'i,j'| ^ ^i^j -^ Aim in view. He has attained aj\yj\j oj^j Jh^ his aim he has obtained what he :
  
  wanted.
  
  To stamp,
  
  to
  
  *
  
  a CSj ^Ijj ,^J To crush,
  
  (the ground).
  
  to
  
  a. th.
  
  To knock a. th. To dash together (waves). To as.?ault a. o. (people). Oven, furnace. W^ar has been kindled. Battle, affray.
  
  a-^''3^ ip
  
  —
  
  u-ikJ ^aIj^H '
  
  ^
  
  ^ S-^/j ila^ j
  
  affair).
  
  To
  
  A—
  
  i_jj
  
  ^l»'jj il^jl
  
  Seriousness (of an
  
  relate J f^ jS>}i dkj part of (newsj to a. o. ,
  
  To speak obscurely. To strike a. o. To remove a. o. from. To give little to. To prepare (a speech, an
  
  ^iy ^^j « S»5^fei!l
  
  »
  
  —
  
  ^_;ii;j
  
  ^t
  
  S
  
  5 ^i-ii>j
  
  a
  
  soft,
  
  liTjiJ,
  
  They struck him
  
  ^^IJI.
  
  jj^i
  
  ^^ ^^J liS «^'^'i>
  
  and he did not oppose them. thick
  
  -J^
  
  eyebrows. To fall (rain). Thickness of the eyebrows. _;]/_} Train of a garment. End of a cloud. He has scanty hair. j^\ ^^ 'jiiJj *^ Having thick ^i;^ ^ .lil^j ^ ^jk'}! eyebrows. Thick ( darkness ). Easy (life). Heavy with rain and nearing the earth (cloud). < Tent, pavilion. oSily, w c\'^j, T ,
  
  (Itj ^lii
  
  'll»Jj
  
  'CIjj^j 'U/j
  
  ^U'j -»
  
  sWj
  
  treading.Violence, oppression,
  
  pressure. Punishment. Footstep.
  
  Party of
  
  travellers.
  
  Softness of a
  
  [coll.)
  
  S^tJjj aAifjj
  
  st]»j
  
  X^j
  
  eiC
  
  bed ; evenness of the ground. Comfortableness, comfort. lut j sll/ Comfortably, softly. 7ii, j] f\C, ip Repetition of the same word .iLjI. as a rhyme (prosody). Introduction, preliminary *%y explanation. Even, soft.
  
  '
  
  Party of travellers. Dates dropped by a tree. Even, smooth, soft. 'Uj Lowered, humbled.
  
  Wlj
  
  ;i_Jj|j
  
  <>-j
  
  >
  
  Uj
  
  Mild-tempered. ^M^h ji^Jl — Dates and milk. Biscuit, cake. xLS^j Bag of dried meat. Footstep. Step,
  
  'J?\'y' rr
  
  "J^'j^J
  
  *^^>*
  
  stool.
  
  Depressed ground,
  
  *ila.j.
  
  Levelled. Facilitated.
  
  tl/y£
  
  Easy, sociable (man).
  
  oUS'Vl UT^JS
  
  Having numerous partisans, Accord, agreement. v-jVbjb
  
  «_ '
  
  Milk-skin.
  
  ^ ^yj —
  
  k^l» jl
  
  '
  
  '
  
  ^siji
  
  —
  
  3li>'l^
  
  sjyj -^
  
  ^%>3f^>_,
  
  Zy^j 'cJjii ; he his skin has been emp-
  
  killed :
  
  tied.
  
  Harsh man. Protuberant woman's breast.
  
  »^i,'j
  
  Big-breasted (woman).
  
  Cu/j *-ii»'^ ^i^j
  
  jj CiLl. ^l/j1j
  
  A
  
  1^
  
  -'i^j
  
  Depressed land
  
  — He has been — is dead lit
  
  affair) for.
  
  To
  
  smooth,
  
  Carpet, seat.
  
  entrance of (a cavei'n). To be strengthened, fastened, Violent blow, thrust.
  
  To have
  
  find a. th.
  
  Ti-ampling, tread.
  
  close to.
  
  smash
  
  jLj
  
  )
  
  To
  
  press, to keep a. th.
  
  beat
  
  •
  
  To
  
  thrust
  
  a. 0.
  
  To
  
  back
  
  hurt, to
  
  5
  
  ;;.J^ J
  
  .Ctj
  
  G-Xj
  
  5r.liJ
  
  ^.^j
  
  -5^
  
  violently.
  
  harm
  
  o. a.
  
  To
  
  crowd around the water
  
  S/p-MVy (cattle).
  
  Dirt sticking to the claws, hoofs. ^.lij
  
  To treat (an affair). » ir!h\'y — To be made fast, \ji,j jlIjj
  
  -khj
  
  -S-
  
  jtrj
  
  ^
  
  lasting.
  
  To press to strengthen. a jJ^Jj — To flatten (the ground). j\^j To prepare (a place) for a. o. J it — ;
  
  >*>
  
  a
  
  ^j
  
  (
  
  The world has many
  
  ^,0»J
  
  AY
  
  CJio),
  
  changes.
  
  <
  
  The
  
  functions of the
  
  n^Vl
  
  Jultj
  
  Functionary,
  
  the
  
  wiJ^^/»
  
  official of
  
  Government. Suspicion.
  
  To
  
  -
  
  :c;iij
  
  shout, to be
  
  di.sorderly
  
  (dog).
  
  To
  
  ^^ ^
  
  Xt^j ^.^j -^ (crowd). To howl, to bark Cti^cjj
  
  To A ^yyil\j
  
  ^L?lj J^'Jj ^i>'j\j J^3 choose (a country) as an abode. To settle in (a country).
  
  He accustomed jp LJu ^'yi Jo'j^j J^3 himself to. He disposed himself for. To agree with a. o. upon, u 5 ^l,'(j Dwelling. Fatherland. oVl^ j'l -r J^i Stable for cattle.
  
  yelp (fox).
  
  Fox, jackal. y._, Gj ^ p;^j Bustle of an excited crowd, ^.l^tj disturbance. Disorderly (mob). Yelping of dogs, jackals.
  
  Abode, dwelling. Father-^i]^^ ^ Jk'y' land, home. Battle-field. Enclosure for race-horses. End, ollajJi purpose.
  
  To To take a. th. altogether. To collect a. th. To f^
  
  Glijl.
  
  s^'js
  
  a ^t^-^b ~
  
  To cut off (the nose). To insert a. th. into. The whole tribe s'iU
  
  *--^ j'l
  
  as possible. cut off his nose
  
  contain
  
  ^'yLL\
  
  i^lvj^
  
  a ^i.'^\
  
  a. th. (place,
  
  To be
  
  equivalent to.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  con-
  
  study, to
  
  exhaust (a subject).
  
  High road.
  
  ^_,t_,
  
  ^
  
  ^j
  
  Extensive tracts of land. ^u.j Broad, wide (house). «_-c:3 He came running y^s-j js^^j 'Uwith all his might.* Better fitted to contain a. th. J ^')\ be rugged,
  
  walk upon (affair).
  
  To
  
  CSj ^-M >^^j slfely»
  
  application.
  
  made with a flint-stone, Deprived of his *J.j^'y'
  
  Knife
  
  -/•
  
  flocks (
  
  '^h^ h-!>^'>*
  
  (man). Exhausted by cattle
  
  herbage).
  
  To be
  
  fat,
  
  plump.
  
  l^j a J&j
  
  To shorten
  
  -S-
  
  ^j s (ilij ,_iiu
  
  (
  
  ^lij
  
  -St-
  
  eamers) halter. To wound (a camel)
  
  ceive (a discourse).
  
  To
  
  fi>
  
  Fat, plump.
  
  altogether. vessel).
  
  i.pon
  
  (the ground).
  
  Perseverance, steadfastness,
  
  jA
  
  o!Ai ji; ^pjl has emigrated. All the men went out for ^^1 »^& jl a raid. They came as numerous 'oup^^ Ij'^V
  
  To
  
  v^
  
  "^ jp s-^ijj, J*--> * ^.^J v^-> apply o.'s self assiduously to. To persevere in.
  
  To trample
  
  achieve (a work). To uproot (a tree).
  
  He
  
  (a
  
  dwell in, in. to inhabit
  
  settle, to
  
  place).
  
  limbs, of the organs.
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  \
  
  difficult to (
  
  road
  
  ).
  
  '^j^-j
  
  To be hard
  
  be soft (ground).
  
  on the shank. To follow a. o. To assign an allowance to. s ^^j ^ To give employment to. To impose (a task) upon a. o. u. * — To assess a tax upon a. o. To become attached to to s ,_ili |J ;
  
  agree with, to assist a. o. To be raised to dignity, to ^\^y -^ office. To get an employment. To take a. th. altogether. ^ ^'jz^[ Slender part of a u^^jj "idiij] ^ ^J^j beast's foreleg.
  
  The camels
  
  j^
  
  arrived in a
  
  To be broken (hand). C^j -t^'/i o*;J To withhold, to hinder a. o. s c^j To walk on a rugged road. o* j1 To be unable to speak. — To mar (an affair). He squandered his wealth away.«,)C« J — fi>
  
  ij
  
  yj^j Jc jWl o>W-
  
  file.
  
  Daily allowance. In-
  
  stalment
  
  (
  
  of a
  
  debt
  
  duty. Compact. Ta.sk.
  
  ^S'&j ^ ). -if-
  
  ii-Jji
  
  Rate of a Office, em-
  
  ployment.
  
  They have entered a compact.
  
  i—^^J
  
  ^*''^.
  
  To
  
  ^^ ^ J.j,
  
  -withhold,
  
  C
  
  z
  
  AVT
  
  _^r _^j
  
  Ij^j
  
  ,
  
  to prevent a. o. from.
  
  a )
  
  _^j hard,
  
  Road
  
  ^j
  
  y
  
  To
  
  tract.
  
  ^^j'l
  
  little -wealth.
  
  To be uneven, hard
  
  d^. —
  
  for a. o.
  
  lessen a. th.
  
  road
  
  find (a
  
  fit
  
  hard,
  
  )
  
  J.'^Z.\j
  
  fi)
  
  —
  
  To
  
  rugged,
  
  j\S'J\j
  
  uneven
  
  (
  
  road
  
  ).
  
  mise.
  
  (question). Little generous.
  
  3jjk'S\
  
  Verv little. Rugged, steep, road
  
  (
  
  ^,^
  
  __^j
  
  ^•j\j ).
  
  j^jj
  
  Difficult
  
  — To make
  
  y.\jj j,/j of access
  
  (place). (hair).
  
  js.jjj>
  
  (v?ord).
  
  'kS^j
  
  b J-Ji ^J^J recommend a.
  
  y-'i
  
  Jc'l
  
  suggest, to
  
  ,
  
  To command a. To tread a. th.
  
  j^~ j^J
  
  th. to a. o.
  
  th.
  
  i_j
  
  A Cij
  
  ^
  
  .^--T
  
  jtjl
  
  ^j
  
  -»-
  
  foot.
  
  To
  
  stride along in stret- ^'J\j ^\} ching the neck (camel). To vie in quickness -with a. o. ^Ij by night. To -walk upon a sandy ground. ^i.j\ Tree used for making tr>*j^ ir ij-*-' 2*
  
  left
  
  '^',
  
  traces.
  
  oandy ^^ijl ^^j
  
  ^j
  
  ^
  
  .L-s-j
  
  ^
  
  iJ
  
  3;
  
  ^i.j\
  
  (ground).
  
  Sandy
  
  hill
  
  producing vegeta-
  
  •l_I^j
  
  bles.
  
  Sandy ground untrodden To exhort
  
  :
  
  soft,
  
  ^^tiyJ ^ ^i;^
  
  soil.
  
  mutual promises, -ul^j
  
  To threaten a. 0. To threaten a. o. To accept iSl^i j a promise. To
  
  ^
  
  -with.
  
  utter
  
  ii^
  
  _,
  
  Qk-J
  
  .k*/ Jitj
  
  -):^
  
  —
  
  reciprocal
  
  (
  
  un. zJ^j
  
  )
  
  ijs-j
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  -i^Jj,OlJ^5
  
  SOft
  
  Promise. Promissory. ^j'-'^'iJ s?^^ Threats. j^^j Foreboding rain (cloud). otlj Announcing a hot or cold day (morning). Promising (horse). Promising (land). satlj Moslem sect holding very x5_Ufrj severe tenets.
  
  Time or
  
  place of a
  
  opI ^^
  
  «•
  
  -^*:l>»
  
  9-
  
  -^
  
  y
  
  promise. Alliance. of promise.
  
  ^^
  
  Appointment. Meeting-place.
  
  The
  
  land of pro-
  
  mise ; Palestine. Promise, thing promised.
  
  j^'yj\j ililJt j^'j]
  
  -J^Xj^
  
  ^y-y"
  
  -k
  
  yiii J'A y-Jj Xji^Ji h^J Jii J^J ^ To be Sj^JJ oj^J J-'il J-Ji ^'J-J hard, rugged, uneven (soil). »
  
  a
  
  S
  
  a jj.j]
  
  threats.
  
  Time
  
  lutes. Foot-prints. Soft sand.
  
  He has
  
  j^j
  
  \ijs-
  
  to a. o. for the fulfilment of a pro-
  
  oia. jjlj) ^Ij
  
  place.
  
  Steep, Vj^lji
  
  S oijC'jAj
  
  Arduous
  
  J —
  
  confused in (speech).
  
  arduous
  
  Contemned, unregarded.
  
  _,f.j\j jys-'j -r js-j
  
  ^'Ji
  
  To ba harsh,
  
  ).
  
  Ruggedness, roughness
  
  under
  
  QJ.J
  
  Hardship of a journey. He committed sin.
  
  promise to. To promise fin s iSUI. at jlj ,^j fi> s — good ) to. To threaten a. 0. -with ( (an evil). The earth promised to C;^j vt cj'jSJ yield good pi'oduce. To appoint (a time, a place) A s ja\j
  
  (road).
  
  be difficult ( affair unsociable (man).
  
  4
  
  Fat and bulky ( -woman). Hardship, toil. Bad quality.
  
  To make a
  
  To beeome uneven
  
  "^^
  
  —
  
  c^s-jj
  
  —
  
  rugged.
  
  Uncouth
  
  walk c^'yj
  
  Misfortune, distress.
  
  (road).
  
  Scanty
  
  difficult to
  
  upon.
  
  To interrupt a. o. To come to a rugged
  
  To be
  
  Difficult
  
  affair.
  
  difficult.
  
  To To
  
  ground. Emaciation.
  
  soft
  
  To render (a place) rugged, uneven. To render ( an alfair
  
  have
  
  jtj
  
  )
  
  Broken bone. Flat and
  
  U A.
  
  j
  
  ( Avr ) c/j To overtop. reward or a. o. To warn a. o. of >Ipj jjj jtj ^ To climb (a mountaiu). punishment). To preach. ^'y, To fly to a mountain (ante- jp'^xj,! To accept, to follow an advice. isJl. lope). To be warned, exhorted. To seek refuge towards. Jl_ Jf*_^rJ, Exhortation, ser- oVia% k *^j,'^j (
  
  fi,
  
  I.
  
  Antelope, mountain-goat.
  
  Refuge, shelter.
  
  mon. Warning. Sermon. h^\y ^ Xiat^' oUa*J ^
  
  ^f-'yj
  
  J^t_Jj Jiiji
  
  ^
  
  ,
  
  ji^j
  
  Eminent man.
  
  Homily.
  
  Thou hast no escape from
  
  U
  
  jj-j iip dxi
  
  it.
  
  They are
  
  all
  
  united
  
  -^j ulU "^
  
  *j^\j
  
  against us. Button-hole. Handle of a jug. v^j Steep part of a mountain. Prominent rock. Wild she-goat, Jiij j C/5it J ?- <^J
  
  o>U'^il^
  
  ^
  
  Jfr'_^~lji
  
  antelope.
  
  (
  
  * Ca3
  
  hail
  
  the
  
  ^j^]'\
  
  ^ ^jj >j *
  
  tents of a tribe
  
  by saying
  
  )
  
  :
  
  Be prosperous.
  
  Good morning,
  
  G-Co '^
  
  C>5Uij nl/Sj
  
  good evening, good night. Path, sign seen from afar ^Cpj ^ ^^j on the side of a mountain. — ^j -{^ To become fat
  
  ^y
  
  (cattle).
  
  To take Whitish
  
  a. th.
  
  a —
  
  altogether.
  
  oO>j,
  
  ^
  
  ia^Jj
  
  dUj»,
  
  ,
  
  ^ ^t
  
  heal (shattered
  
  Ctj ^«j /j
  
  To flow ( pus ). over the pus (wound).
  
  bone).
  
  To accumulate
  
  in
  
  (
  
  To
  
  -{:}
  
  "cicatrise
  
  ?r -ii^li
  
  ^^jj —
  
  Catechumens,
  
  To be weakened
  
  cj^^'j* ^'/j ^itj -tt-
  
  Cjjs-j
  
  (sight).
  
  Hard ground retaining
  
  ^ ^^j
  
  oU'j,
  
  water. CjG-jj 'iijjjj ^j J^l J^J a rumbling in the bowels (horse).
  
  To
  
  go
  
  hurj-y, to
  
  jt
  
  j-j
  
  (:^j
  
  -^
  
  j^j
  
  quickly.
  
  To be
  
  ji^'j^ ill-tempered.
  
  Ij
  
  J^yj,
  
  «f-J Jf-'A
  
  jh
  
  To withhold, to counteract s jMj a. 0. To judge a. o. to be unsociable.
  
  How
  
  speedy he
  
  Unsociable,
  
  ill-
  
  is
  
  aj£'j\
  
  !
  
  xat jj
  
  ^jj J^jj
  
  U
  
  J*J
  
  tempered. Greedy, avaricious. j^I js-j Quarrelsomeness, unsociable tH-j temper. be intense
  
  Sfeijjj (feUj
  
  To be jaded,
  
  (heat).
  
  To weaken,
  
  dUj
  
  
  overfatigued.
  
  to enervate a.
  
  o.
  
  s
  
  —
  
  (fever).
  
  ^
  
  a wound
  
  :
  
  J —
  
  pus).
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  *^J
  
  *^'iyj
  
  o^WlJj J^tj
  
  horting. Preacher.
  
  To
  
  hard and barren ground.
  
  To
  
  J
  
  Jc>lj'"^l
  
  Warning, ex-
  
  To have
  
  antelope.
  
  Retreat of an
  
  To
  
  Ja*j
  
  Warning.
  
  To break
  
  a. th. in
  
  small
  
  * (Wj —
  
  pieces.
  
  gather, to keep
  
  a. th.
  
  understand, to learn
  
  To
  
  a. th.
  
  fi>
  
  —
  
  from.
  
  To
  
  roll a. o.
  
  To awake from sleep. J-'y^ J'^j -^ To pay attention. To recover o.'s
  
  To
  
  senses.
  
  To be
  
  <•
  
  To remember a. th. To awake a. o. To store up (victuals) in a vessel. To keep a th. in mind. ^ Look out, beware To be stingy towards. To uproot (a «iij-:i t/-^— l.j !
  
  fi>
  
  or a th. jfi>j i
  
  dys,-J\j
  
  -
  
  in (the dust).
  
  press together (to the
  
  w-ater
  
  :
  
  camels).
  
  unwell, dejected.
  
  •tXt'Ji
  
  Collapse, prostration, exhaus tion.
  
  Intensity of fever, of a disease.
  
  S6*pj
  
  Collapse. Exhaustion. Fall in a race. Battle-field.
  
  Exhausted by fever, or disease.
  
  ^jf-'j^j
  
  >^ij <^J
  
  J a
  
  AYl
  
  C
  
  They agreed toge- \'_^ ^ii; \yj'j\ ther upon the time of the meeting. To become angry. ^'Jj Hatred, anger, rancour. Cla-^t'jj _^j mours of an army. Excessive heat of midday. Rrctsted (meat). Boiled (milk),
  
  Milk -warmed with heated
  
  iy-J
  
  ^j
  
  —
  
  sinfr jj
  
  stones.
  
  Appointment, time agreed upon, jl,^ To be wtake- (jy-jj di-j ^i-j ^*j -J^ ned (sight). To hasten, to run up. ^h'h ~
  
  To
  
  j
  
  enter, to con-
  
  vy.j J«i jp'j -^
  
  feast)
  
  to (a
  
  —
  
  it dy^i-jj "^js^jj y^i-j
  
  uninvited (parasite).
  
  He hastened the
  
  ^Ij"! J, Vlil. Jp'jI
  
  walk. Necessity compel- dU a J *^bjt irltjl led him to do so. To penetrate far into j jlyj J^j' ( a country). To go deep into (science). -^ To give o.'s self up to (sin). Wine drunk without invitation, j^j Vile man. Parasite. Boasting falsely of his origin. Dense tree.
  
  jt jj
  
  Ill-fed. I
  
  must do
  
  it. I
  
  have no
  
  jij
  
  escape from it. Asking too high a price
  
  :
  
  IjS
  
  over-
  
  charging. BJiet. Pathos, hyperbole emphatic words adding no meaning.
  
  To
  
  J,j ).
  
  To recover
  
  the whole of
  
  To make
  
  J 6'j2^\j iJyl'^ <• To be long-minded, for-
  
  a. th.
  
  carefully.
  
  bearing in (an affair). Pus. Clamours. 1 must do it necessarily. ^Ij i I cannot avoid _^i v1 du/i" '^ that affair. Shouts, clamours. Vessel,
  
  J-
  
  ^pljl ,fu>.j *lt j1
  
  bag
  
  jar,
  
  storing
  
  for
  
  ^
  
  relate false
  
  \Sj
  
  Ju^j
  
  < Awake
  
  cautious.
  
  :
  
  u.
  
  JUjI,
  
  J^'ii j^,3
  
  against.
  
  To become angry To come to fight
  
  :
  
  to look
  
  fiercely at o. a.
  
  (
  
  fighters).
  
  with.
  
  jp ^'Ji
  
  ^\'^
  
  Hatred, enmity, war. ^v'pjl ^ ^tj Ruffian, knave. Ta be dauntless. ^'^ — ^fcj Clamour, uproar. tj — ij t/_jj
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  War. Ditch dug as a lipit.
  
  j.ijl
  
  ^
  
  To come
  
  jl^
  
  ji
  
  to, to I'each (a
  
  ful
  
  j,
  
  than.
  
  Stroug-wristed.
  
  To
  
  be big
  
  'sjftjj
  
  jJi^^Js 'J-'yi
  
  y^-j
  
  i_i*^
  
  s-J-j
  
  -ft-
  
  (camel).
  
  Sack. House-furni- ^(i-jj ture. Utensils. Foolish,
  
  Ui-'j\ ^ ^ij weak. Huge
  
  camel.
  
  To
  
  serve a.
  
  o.
  
  as a
  
  5 laij juJ jjTj
  
  ^
  
  servant.
  
  be
  
  weak
  
  and mind
  
  :
  
  of body
  
  Silij ot^ jij to be low, foolish, mean.
  
  To imitate a. o. He vied in swiftness Servant, slave.
  
  ^ ^J ^
  
  (^j
  
  <^\j
  
  orphan. Cry, sound. Attentive (ear). More intelligent, more mind-
  
  5 jS\j ->iDi
  
  J
  
  ol^s-j>,j ^Vtjl ?- •^'^J
  
  ^
  
  5-
  
  with him.
  
  (news).
  
  To brood hatred
  
  provisions.
  
  Heart of man.
  
  - To
  
  J u
  
  (
  
  debt).
  
  Guardian of an
  
  ceal o.'s self in.
  
  To come
  
  )
  
  tree
  
  *^lj
  
  jc
  
  weak in body or mean. Aitow having no
  
  Foolish,
  
  mind, low, share in the game. To be intensely hot (summer-noon).
  
  Egg
  
  plant.
  
  \'J.j
  
  _^j J.j
  
  ^ —
  
  To
  
  Jf. ojaJ, \'^i.j jif~i,j ji-'jH J-Jj burn with anger against. He irritated him. o'Jj^ j\ 5 ^jb ^J To warm (milk) with heated f^ J-j
  
  stones. To make (water) to boil. To enter upon the beat of noon. _^jl To scald (a pig). i —
  
  To collect (taxes). To constrain a. o. to. To grant to a. o. (an
  
  *— — J,\ S
  
  estate)
  
  free of taxes (prince).
  
  fi>
  
  s
  
  —
  
  !
  
  (
  
  AYo
  
  quantity. Fulness.
  
  Wealth,
  
  sufficiency.
  
  Com- j^j ^ ^j
  
  Numerous
  
  prehensive.
  
  complete
  
  ,
  
  (property, furniture).
  
  <
  
  Savings.
  
  _^j
  
  Thick and long hair. jVjj^ ^ «yj •<• Savings, economy. -"l?!?^ Poetical metre consisting of six jt\j feet
  
  ^Itu;
  
  (
  
  a ram. The px*esent
  
  s^jlj
  
  world.
  
  More abundant, more
  
  ^'Jtj
  
  ^
  
  J,'J\
  
  complete.
  
  Large (water-skin),
  
  j'j ^ A'j} ^ J,'j\ Full (bowl). Big (ear). Abounding
  
  ^^illl
  
  unshortened (metre),
  
  Numerous
  
  ^'y>
  
  jji'jij _,l^>i
  
  Dj^l>> ^j5
  
  tribe.
  
  To urge, to incite a. o. 5 jiji — J>j^ To prepare for (mischief). J yj; He sat so as to be *j oil J, j»^J^l the watch, on the J J>J:^\
  
  look-out for.
  
  Haste, hurry.
  
  Ready
  
  to. ,
  
  jVij j yij\
  
  to depart, J-,jj
  
  ^ j>jj^j
  
  yijj
  
  ^y:ij\
  
  jc
  
  the
  
  fine is
  
  i^ji jiji
  
  prominence of his withers To overtop, to overjt
  
  To He
  
  C«
  
  ^~^\
  
  \j>
  
  -aI^jj ji j1
  
  a. th.
  
  arrive together at. sat so as to be
  
  jil^ *jai5
  
  j ji'^\
  
  able to rise qiuckly.
  
  Company
  
  men common
  
  of
  
  iVi'j\j ijij -r
  
  J^j
  
  purpose. Deputa-
  
  Envoy, embassy. Summit of a sandy tract. He has experien- 'Jh\j jji-JI ^oij ced ill and good fortune. They are on the eve of iVjj'i tion.
  
  ^
  
  ic.
  
  ^
  
  their departure.
  
  Arri- aijj
  
  I'eady to rise.
  
  To be on
  
  envoy)
  
  To come together to. i_c 5 jSij To rise, to be ovej'topping. To J>'/\ hasten. To erect the head and ears
  
  sent for a
  
  (land).
  
  Thick-haired. Full,
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  look
  
  with plants
  
  be deputated to (a king
  
  ambassador). To send Jl^ J^ ^ ^'yiL\j oij'j oSj a. 0. anywhere. To despatch ( an
  
  — How
  
  _;iiS-'*->
  
  plete, rich. tail of
  
  To
  
  (gazelle).
  
  ).
  
  Abundant, copious, com-
  
  Fat
  
  p
  
  )
  
  place).
  
  ^ J^lj Walking
  
  ilijj iV»jb -*^jj J>j3j
  
  coming
  
  ving,
  
  (
  
  envoy
  
  ahead (camel). Prominent part of the
  
  ).
  
  ol^ij
  
  c^
  
  -»Jli
  
  cheek.
  
  in haste.
  
  Elevated place. Anxious, restless. y-aa^iJLIj Jiij\j
  
  To To
  
  ,
  
  jij oifei^
  
  ji>^^ QaSjJ Ca'jj JaJJ JaSJ {(
  
  hasten, to go quickly. set (cattle) apart.
  
  expel
  
  To
  
  i jasjl
  
  o.
  
  ci9^,
  
  j^'^1
  
  — \
  
  (camels). to,
  
  hurry
  
  a. 0.
  
  ;
  
  to drive s
  
  —
  
  away.
  
  Haste, hurry.
  
  J
  
  A
  
  To be nume-
  
  ij^j {jj ^ij
  
  _,ij
  
  To return (a gift) to a. o. A ^ — G>(j jijj p^^j 11^^% ~ «U ^jj He preserved, he kept his honour safe. To increase (property). it Ji^\j _^j To render a. th. complete, a jIj copious. To cut out a large piece of (cloth). To save (money). He gave i^i. Ji^t:. \j &i aIU _^yiZ.\j — him the whole of his due. •^ To be saved (money). ^'J; To show regard to. To show it —
  
  w^
  
  «-£?jt
  
  To spread a carpet for a. To disperse in pastux'ing
  
  a. 0.
  
  plentiful, copious.
  
  rous (flock). To increase a. o.'s (wealth).
  
  a. 0.
  
  To urge
  
  To be
  
  •<>•
  
  j^iijl
  
  ^ ^j_, j^j
  
  Board
  
  for carving J»l«j1 ;r ij^i meat. Leathern quiver. Shep- ^ja^j ^ ti^j herd's bag. Dimple in the upper lip. Parties of men coming from u^lsjl
  
  various tribes.
  
  Quick-stepping she-camel.
  
  zeal for.
  
  To
  
  increase, to multiply
  
  ^^iflj
  
  ^\y
  
  (goods). u^U-/* JSJ
  
  Abundance, great s^jjj jj'jj
  
  Zji'jj Jij
  
  \
  
  !
  
  C
  
  AV\
  
  )
  
  Lofty building. ^^']\ Cloud foreboding rain.
  
  Acoidental, casual.
  
  Coming seasonably.
  
  Grown
  
  Suitable.
  
  ^ ^j - ^j
  
  xS\j xjjj ^>Uj oUaj^
  
  ^
  
  ;Jj
  
  -«-
  
  ^SU'
  
  — Agreement, union, accord. Jf^l^j (A?7f/t.) Divisibility of two numbers by a common divisor.
  
  up youth. Cork, stopper. ^.vlj _, ii^Jj *i5j Basket of palm-leaves.
  Fit, suiiable.
  
  To
  
  Companion,
  
  fellow, friend
  
  Convenience, conformity. Coincidence.
  
  I
  
  jl'S^
  
  Having a common
  
  Arith.).
  
  divisor (^numbers).
  
  Wont
  
  to speak seasonably.
  
  jl^^'
  
  Successful.
  
  To
  
  "^ij Jij
  
  fi>
  
  Jsj -Jijij jjlj
  
  To be a churchwarden, (^j Ju To manage church-property.
  
  a^j
  
  -J^
  
  Churchwarden. Office of a churchwarden.
  
  *^^x
  
  Church-guardianship.
  
  *^J
  
  fulfil i_jj
  
  fi,
  
  (a promise)
  
  ?ujl^
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  ^jlj
  
  pay
  
  ,
  
  eiSj
  
  ^
  
  ^yj
  
  on a
  
  -S-
  
  procure.
  
  cjj
  
  A —
  
  UjVs) i)
  
  ji jl
  
  (an arrow) to the
  
  bow-string.
  
  He met us uaexpectedly.
  
  They succoured 0. a. They agreed upon a. th. j To happen to a. o. (event).
  
  ii>
  
  the whole of his due. To come to, to encounter
  
  To ask
  
  a. 0.
  
  To accomplish (a vow). » I'j] To rise above, to overlook a. o. jp — He I'ecei- iii ''^:^ ^/'J^ ^J^y ^'P *
  
  ved the whole amount of his due. God caused him to die. i^\ o'^'J;
  
  To die. j'^ ^j j:^ The whole of the tribe ^^ait ~^\'p came in. ^ To exact the whole of. ^ li'y-i^ To make up for. To complete (years
  
  (God's) assistance.
  
  \J&\'y it I2i7[
  
  _j\
  
  J
  
  jifl
  
  "6
  
  ^'_f^ \ Sufficiency. Opportunity, season- jaj able time.
  
  The people came
  
  in
  
  Cs'ij
  
  V_>i')t »(?.
  
  perfect agreement.
  
  His milch-camel yields *Ju& ^j iiiji> sufficient milk for the whole family. I
  
  went to oli^j *1laJ3,j ,;^ Vt him on the very moment
  
  ji;^
  
  iil^l
  
  of
  
  the
  
  affair.
  
  Good order. Succour given by God. Success
  
  of age).
  
  Lengthening of life. Such a one is dead, sij^' cJ b i^ mayest thou live long Accomplishment of a vow, 'lil. j
  
  —
  
  To be helped, favoured by God. j|^ To succeed in an undertaking. To agree upon a. th. j^ ^\'y
  
  wealth cannot
  
  him
  
  jij( 0. o^^ll
  
  point.
  
  To adapt
  
  (a debt).
  
  standard.
  
  to
  
  A —
  
  fit,
  
  upon.
  
  To walk in a file (camels). To agree,' to comply with a.
  
  ^
  
  He paid
  
  a. th.
  
  To render a. th. fit, suitable. A jlj To adapt (an affair). — To help, to direct a. o. (God). To conciliate (two pez*ou jsljj — sons). To match (two things). To meet a. 0. To » C5iSj,j XSsI^ jslj concur with. To fit, to suit a. 0. To agi'ee with a. o. it jl j 5 —
  
  4'j
  
  He atoned for his fault. *Ji ^j To be plentiful, complete. ujj — The coin has a legal OuiJ^ !«^J;'J' ~
  
  What
  
  meet with
  
  2^
  
  peel, to skin a. tb.
  
  A little, a trifle. Full-grown. Complete.
  
  To
  
  find, to
  
  suitable.
  
  p^i3'>»
  
  ;
  
  j^^jj
  
  good luck.
  
  c>\f
  
  islL^j kliyj istJLJj i*li>L> J^^^ iS^y First appearance of the new moon.
  
  'ijj
  
  Chance, coincidence, unexpected jufl^ event. Union, harmony, agreement.
  
  'Vjj
  
  '
  
  AYV
  
  C
  
  To have a time assigned
  
  c^/jj
  
  cA'j
  
  Tim?, hour, moment,
  
  ^
  
  olsjl
  
  c.»i
  
  season.
  
  Now. {for c-»V' '^^ At that time.
  
  °
  
  ^'J?
  
  tiA'j^^J
  
  iif.jj
  
  the spot, immediately.*;?^ j ,cJ5yi
  
  Unseasonably. Temporally, transient.
  
  J
  
  jjt
  
  «;»j
  
  -^
  
  Pre-
  
  *jJj
  
  carious, provisional.
  
  Determined, fixed
  
  CJjayj C»j^
  
  (action).
  
  Appointment
  
  c-^
  
  :
  
  !>-•
  
  C-^r* J
  
  vr
  
  ,
  
  C»*y»
  
  rendez-vous. a Time-tables.
  
  Meeting-place of ;,u)l jl the pilgrims to Mecca. 9^'jj
  
  ,
  
  ^j
  
  9^J^i
  
  9'-lij
  
  5
  
  f.SJI c-;l>.»
  
  *—stS
  
  jtSj 9^5j
  
  -H"
  
  To be impudent,
  
  i^y jj k^- ^j i^yi barefaced ( man ). To be
  
  shameless,
  
  hard (hoof).
  
  To harden (the hoof) with fat. ^j To repair (a trough). To be hard (hoof). ^J^^lj ^-ijl To be shameless, barefaced.^.37l_) y^'p To show impudence. -r^S'p it,
  
  Insolence, bare- xiyjj X^iljj -^ii lUi facedness.
  
  ^j
  
  Im-
  
  ^ {m.
  
  f.)
  
  y^jj^Tkij
  
  ^j
  
  j>
  
  pudent, brazen-faced.
  
  Man
  
  remaining long on horseback. Barefaced woman. Tried by misfortunes.
  
  ^Gj Jaij
  
  k_j!ij1
  
  *al
  
  ^Vsj
  
  ^it
  
  'i\'y\
  
  -rJ^^
  
  .Ullijjj Sj3_j \'ijijj \j3jj \j3j SaI a3j
  
  To be
  
  jj^lj
  
  lighted,
  
  kindled.
  
  To
  
  To
  
  light
  
  blaze
  
  (
  
  fire
  
  fi A'jkZ.\j
  
  jifij
  
  -ft-
  
  jjyj
  
  ).
  
  ^'/>j
  
  ^j
  
  j%'S\j
  
  (a lamp, a fire).
  
  He has kindled war. He has given over the
  
  j-jJ^^ Ji -wjl
  
  CJaU
  
  \'jc,
  
  —
  
  fooliness of youth.
  
  To be
  
  excited.
  
  Fire.
  
  (
  
  To be
  
  sharp, clever.jjy
  
  un. ojSJj Sjjj
  
  )
  
  mjj
  
  jjj
  
  Burning, combustion.
  
  Heat of
  
  fire,
  
  iU|lj ej3j Sij lUuof summer. jjjj
  
  mination. Fuel, combustible.
  
  ^
  
  iyjj a^Jj iSj
  
  Burnt-ofFerings.
  
  <• Fire,
  
  cJj Payment
  
  of
  
  a debt.
  
  for acting.
  
  On
  
  )
  
  fulfilment of a promise.
  
  ardour of
  
  i^j fire.
  
  j,3 j
  
  D Highest water of the Nile. jj3l 'ij Prominence of ground.sii.). j Ji:^j J3
  
  Death.
  
  (
  
  To become
  
  AYA) a Lighting, matches.
  
  fleshy (camel,
  
  woman).
  
  To take a
  
  load
  
  Kind of
  
  ;
  
  To
  
  Very
  
  Laden
  
  PI. Stone-pave-
  
  I
  
  {ni.f.)
  
  jr»j\j
  
  -
  
  •^3
  
  ^
  
  Jo'Gj
  
  ;a
  
  .|
  
  j
  
  as the shoulder, the elbow.
  
  j^j
  
  Beaten to death (ewe).
  
  To render
  
  fi,
  
  «^^'>*
  
  i^j
  
  _^ ^j
  
  To be
  
  ~
  
  ijGjj 533 _, Sj6j J-y^ J>JJ,'».A sedate, staid. To be for-
  
  To be
  
  Cj'Jkjj *^i Jiy Cj'^jj ,ji^ Cj'^j affected with deafness (ear).
  
  Ta have a cracked hoof
  
  i^j
  
  j^_^3
  
  (beast).
  
  To be split To honour,
  
  ^j
  
  (bone).
  
  ^5}
  
  to regard a. 0.
  
  To
  
  j ^Ij
  
  To render a. 0. To wound a. 0. To
  
  extol, to praise a. o.
  
  (camels).
  
  grave, sedate.
  
  Scab, mange.
  
  quiet (a beast).
  
  To leave traces upon. J— To crush a. 0. s Vjij ij^l J'J^ (debts). To load (a beast). To cause
  
  Mean people of a tribe. To be effaced ( trace ).Csij To move on. Movement, coramotion.xijjjilijj^j Chips of wood. j^j To be broken (neck). Cc^J ^^^ -^ To break a. o.'s (neck). To tread* —
  
  (the hoof) to be chapped (God).
  
  To
  
  ^j
  
  heavily (the rising grounds
  
  -
  
  bearing, patient.
  
  j^y
  
  To men- A — to
  
  \'jj
  
  dignified,
  
  tion (a foul action).
  
  To communicate the scab
  
  -{}-
  
  home.
  
  ^ ^j
  
  scab).
  
  the skin).
  
  (the ear)
  
  deaf (God). To split (a bonej. To sit gravely at j ij^'jj
  
  split (bone).
  
  (
  
  To soothe
  
  ment.
  
  a rock
  
  off
  
  a. o. (sleep).
  
  (meekness).
  
  death.
  
  I
  
  experienced (man). Plain at the foot of a mountain. jiy> To spread on (the J CJj ^
  
  To take
  
  ^
  
  JSj
  
  i
  
  to beat a. o. to death.
  
  fell,
  
  leave a. o. ill, lying on 5 the ground. Sluggish, slow. Ready. Sick person at the point of
  
  \
  
  (beast).
  
  :
  
  i ijjj
  
  To j
  
  -^
  
  id.^
  
  jolij i^^;:
  
  mor-
  
  o.
  
  To overcome a. 0.
  
  \
  
  Burdened (man). Laden jlL^j "i'^'yj 'l^j^J with fruit (palm-tree). Regarded, honom'ed. Intelligent,
  
  body
  
  To
  
  ^ jj5^
  
  jri\'yi
  
  at once (flint).
  
  i
  
  destitute.
  
  Cracked,
  
  Ji'y>
  
  Prominent bone or limb, Ji|l^^ J^'y
  
  ^J in
  
  strike a.
  
  tally.
  
  patient (man).
  
  Hollow
  
  fire
  
  Kindled, lighted. :
  
  ;
  
  Grave.
  
  ,
  
  Furnace, stove.
  
  Yielding
  
  illness.
  
  Family. Flock of about 500 sheep. -n? jj — Shepherd. Owner of sheep, asses.^_^j Gravity of conduct, of de- jjs^j jGj portment. Staid behaviour, dignity, meekness, forbearance. Sedate, staid calm and
  
  m'^Uj a5i^ ^
  
  fire-
  
  place.
  
  ^
  
  man. Time of
  
  goats with reddish:^ jl3j
  
  fat
  
  Hearth,
  
  his heai't.
  
  Burden, heavy load. Load jGJi ^ ^j^ of an ass, a mule. P/. Lesion in a bone. ol^J ^r »l)5j Crack in a rock. P/. Traces. Weight, heaviness. Deol^l tt »Si old
  
  i\5j
  
  hair.
  
  the
  
  crepit
  
  -J^j
  
  acute (mind).
  
  Crack in the hoof lesion ia bone of the leg. Cavity of the eye, of a rock. There is hatred ^j *JS J^ j\ ej'.i.^ i ness.
  
  « iJj
  
  ojSilj
  
  Lively, fiery. Penetrative,
  
  of.
  
  Dullness of the ear, deaf-
  
  m
  
  «J-3j
  
  Stoker.
  
  :
  
  be laden with fruit
  
  ^ jb j«j1
  
  (palm-tree).
  
  To be
  
  sedate, grave.
  
  patient,
  
  horse). I
  
  still.
  
  To be
  
  ^JjIj Ji"^
  
  C
  
  became incumbent upon him to speak.
  
  His riding-beast
  
  lit J^SJl f5j
  
  It
  
  An To To
  
  AY threw him
  
  light upon (a tree
  
  bird).
  
  :
  
  ic-
  
  ^'y.
  
  to do
  
  — To be short-necked. CaSj o°^yl o^iJ ^ To devour a carrion (dog). ^j
  
  ^j
  
  I
  
  To break
  
  slander, to
  
  dishonour
  
  on the
  
  a. o.
  
  thought occurred to his mind.
  
  The discourse made
  
  *
  
  He
  
  - To I
  
  ^!A&iJt
  
  —
  
  tovi^ards. (a
  
  Ji^ C.ij
  
  sword) with
  
  —
  
  stony
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  fi>
  
  ^Jjj
  
  — —
  
  a 4jj Aj
  
  ^>Jb,Si»jj Cij
  
  ^j
  
  To deviate, to stray from. '^ j\ '^^ ^j He repented. ^s>_ J ,3) To go barefoot. T.; have CJj r>'y.rkj the feet chafed bj a hard ground. halt during the night (tra^J
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  To be
  
  at rest (camel).
  
  gall (a camel's
  
  saddle). rain).
  
  To
  
  To
  
  back
  
  sprinkle
  
  ;
  
  the (earth:
  
  register (a decree); to sign
  
  deci-ee. a
  
  (
  
  _,
  
  (
  
  enemy).
  
  To
  
  retain (water
  
  lawn).
  
  (instruments, voices
  
  :
  
  To tune ^Jjl is
  
  enemy). punish, to grieve a. expect, to be in
  
  wait •<>•
  
  To
  
  0. fin
  
  by.
  
  A
  
  i_.
  
  —
  
  A'^\j ^'y
  
  for.
  
  find out, to
  
  ^'J\
  
  meet with.
  
  ^^^y
  
  u
  
  iJi.'^
  
  '^'jC,*J'
  
  ^j
  
  ^jj —
  
  second movent letter of a foot. Chip of wood. PL u^CJl ^ i
  
  ^h
  
  Mixed rabble.
  
  They are
  
  dispersed.
  
  U>GJ1 \jjia
  
  Vertebrfe of the neck. ^j\^j •^ Carrion, carcass.
  
  ^ ii-jj
  
  Short-necked. ^jj ^ 'UaJj > ^^^sjl The shortest of the two cr3i,Ji>.)\ ^']\ roads.
  
  Broken. Curtailed of one
  
  letter, i-o*^^
  
  (poetical foot).
  
  To beat
  
  a. 0.
  
  5 v'jjj Jaij Ja»j
  
  unmercifully.
  
  To render
  
  a. 0.
  
  -tt-
  
  heavy
  
  felled him on the u^jVt «; — ground. To contain a cavity (rock). ijj Hoi- o^J, i .l»Sj, ?r ^^Ji ,^^'S^ r: ^3
  
  He
  
  low in which water Dejected by grief,
  
  le ^|_^7
  
  collects.
  
  Jjj ^
  
  1^5 j
  
  ^jfi'yi'3
  
  ^-; j
  
  J^'fijj
  
  sleeplessness.
  
  Unmercifully beaten. lently
  
  ;
  
  a. o. vio-
  
  y
  
  to bruise a.
  
  To persevere
  
  musician).
  
  To execute a. th. To ensnare fi>j — a. 0. To let fall a. th. To rush upon, to charge ( the ^ —
  
  To To
  
  strenuously, to trot
  
  {Pro^.) Suppression of the
  
  To beat :
  
  a
  
  (milk).
  
  ^J
  
  fi>
  
  To impose a tax). He formed an opinion upon. o>U it — He furbished the sword. jLUi it — To experience, fi>j 5 ftG^ x~i\'y ^slj to fall into a. th. To attack the a
  
  short-necked
  
  Defect, vice.
  
  —
  
  (the enemy).
  
  velier).
  
  0.
  
  trot of his mare.
  
  ground).
  
  To rash upon
  
  create a.
  
  He passed by at the
  
  '
  
  (the hoofs
  
  —
  
  (beast).
  
  a hone.
  
  To abrade
  
  jp
  
  jti'X
  
  tire.
  
  To walk
  
  laid it to heart.
  
  To sharpen
  
  * ^Jj
  
  (neck).
  
  (God).
  
  J
  
  L'
  
  J
  
  iJ
  
  impression upon him. He -was moved by \Sy> i.L», >5^l the speech. He approved of it. J.a'Js ^~i'yi 'ajlt^ He took it to heart, ji^i; j Jlj ^»
  
  To hurry
  
  a. o.'s
  
  He threw chips of wood
  
  J
  
  cjy^
  
  A
  
  To
  
  off
  
  |
  
  stand instead of
  
  for.
  
  To
  
  c-iaSj
  
  ^.
  
  and broke his neck. To have the neck broken. ^'^
  
  him
  
  accident befell
  
  i3>^0
  
  I
  
  QiSj
  
  ^,53
  
  fall (rain).
  
  in.
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  jt
  
  —
  
  0.
  
  Exhausted, unable to rise up.
  
  To
  
  \^j
  
  Cs-yj ;ij
  
  Ja^Sj ^Ij
  
  ^
  
  happen, to take place ( event ). To kneel (camel). Dissension took place J^^ ^j between them. The right has been ascer^jt ^Jj tained.
  
  C
  
  ,_j5j
  
  AA
  
  4V
  
  Tried by misfortunes. Sharpened (sword).
  
  Abraded by a hard ground
  
  9^y
  
  (hoof).
  
  To stand up. Ci^jj Ciij ^5 ^Ij * To stand still, to stop (man, beast). To paUse in reading. XilfeOI Js — To -wait for a. o. < To rise o5Ui ^Ij up at the entering of
  
  To stop
  
  a. o.
  
  To
  
  (a beast).
  
  ^j
  
  CiSj
  
  jf
  
  —
  
  allay the boiling of (a cooking-pot).
  
  Who
  
  has detained thee
  
  To bequeath
  
  (a
  
  mortmain)
  
  to.
  
  jtj
  
  J
  
  iU5i '^
  
  ?
  
  ^
  
  ifc
  
  j1 -^j
  
  ^*j
  
  To busy o.'s self about. Ci^sj ^j To become aware of. To take infor\e.
  
  mation about
  
  a. th.
  
  To acquaint a. o. He put off (the aflfair) till
  
  with.
  
  it 5
  
  o!Aj j>iai
  
  withhold, to prevent from. upright, to
  
  raise a.
  
  0.
  
  —
  
  the arrival of such a one.
  
  To
  
  To put
  
  CSj
  
  ^^~
  
  To
  
  a. 0.
  
  '-J^i
  
  —
  
  j^j
  
  stop (a beast). to
  
  t?j^U)l wiSj
  
  pause.
  
  (henna
  
  To
  
  :
  
  ^
  
  * ^j(
  
  woman).
  
  repair (a saddle).
  
  To
  
  explain
  
  fin
  
  —
  
  (a tradition).
  
  The army was
  
  stationed
  
  'J^\
  
  >-iaJ
  
  by detachments.
  
  He performed the
  
  stations
  
  of the pilgrimage to
  
  To stand battle
  
  in
  
  by the
  
  j
  
  5
  
  ^j t
  
  j —
  
  Mecca.
  
  Ollj^j
  
  5ijl^/5
  
  j3\j
  
  side of.
  
  ~ To make a. 0. to persevere J* 5 in. To stand by a. 0. for (help). To stand against a. 0. foi*. To stand still, speechless.
  
  "What has detained thee here?
  
  dread
  
  a. 0.
  
  S
  
  —
  
  Blow, sound of a blow. Elevated Aj part (of a mountain). Foreboding rain (cloud). ^jj ^j Barefooted. Having the feet ^j chafed by a hard ground. Rocks. ( un. xisj ) ^j A fall, a blow. Conflict of fighters liij •^ Quantity of food eaten o^isj ^r *^'J at one time. Meal. Lighting of birds. x'mSj^ Round brand on a horse. pljj Signature, seal put on a decree, f^'f, Opinion. -^ Levying of a tax. — Decree of a prince. f^\y ^ of voices.
  
  f.\2i_[
  
  Expectation, prospect. Accident, event. Neces-
  
  ^Tiy f,j9jj
  
  ^j
  
  -k
  
  A^J
  
  sary. Transitive (verb). In fact, in truth.
  
  ^\yi\
  
  J
  
  Star in Lyrc^. j3\jlA _r^] Occurrence, event, accident. <;3lj Onslaught, shock, fight. The Resurrection. li'l'^l •^•Official
  
  report, statement.<;5l}l
  
  I
  
  cj^
  
  Sharpened (sword). Abra- Aj t rzi'j ded by a hard ground ( hoof). Hard soU in which water stagnates.
  
  ^ Refugee. Shock, onslaught, attack. low.
  
  ^.Qjj f^\%j n^'-^^i
  
  Slander, ill-speaking. Hol-
  
  Hard ground retaining water.
  
  Slanderer Cilil.
  
  ^"jl
  
  C4a' dlSjl
  
  C»
  
  Falling-place. Place of
  
  an event. Places rained upon.
  
  To put off (an aflfair). ^c ^'yj J&'j\ To refrain from. To hesitate, to defer a. th. J ^'J; To be steadfast, to perseit vere in. <• To consist in, to I'est
  
  ^^
  
  on.
  
  To stand against
  
  fear, to
  
  Fall.
  
  (f-
  
  To dye (her hands) with
  
  fi\y
  
  (sword).
  
  To
  
  Harmony
  
  i ^%'J\ -^j
  
  He taught the reader
  
  To rush against, to assault 0. a. To come to fight. ^ To beseech a. o. To want to be sharpened
  
  Battle-fields.
  
  Lighting-place of ^3\y a bii'd.
  
  Rubbing-board for Beetle, mallet,
  
  linen,
  
  ^i^
  
  hammer. Hone.
  
  Light-footed. Sealer, seal0. a. (figh-
  
  ^\'y
  
  keeper.
  
  ^'y
  
  C
  
  «iJ
  
  AA\
  
  )
  
  harshly, to grieve, to humble, to repel a. o. a. 0.
  
  To check
  
  (a horse) with the
  
  ^ —
  
  ^^
  
  cattle (land).
  
  To threaten a. o. g ^'~, To kill (the game). To remember^ — (a -word). To purpose a. th. To keep to, to persevere in. J — Sword. Staff. Whip. Rope. ^iS_, To catch doves 5 Clit. ^i}\ — Jij -ain their nests.
  
  To
  
  climb (a mountain).
  
  Bird's nest,
  
  j .|y
  
  oCij ^ i3lj"l_3j
  
  otxiij
  
  Hollow in the earth. Kept in-doors (girl).
  
  *^^j^
  
  The Ocean. obey
  
  a. 0.
  
  A jjj
  
  ,
  
  x^j
  
  531 jj Cijj xAsj^
  
  keep, to preserve
  
  or
  
  a. o.
  
  ^ Jj ^ a",
  
  th.
  
  To repair, to arrange. A ils^j CJj ij Do mind thy concerns. 2u!^ Jc J To dread, to guard jj * ij ij J_^^ against
  
  To
  
  a. 0. or a. th.
  
  y 5Ui_, :i^_,
  
  fear, to
  
  appear
  
  in a court
  
  par-
  
  (
  
  stand up,
  
  a. 0. to
  
  s oj5^~I.
  
  still.
  
  Bracelet of ivory. Ring of me-
  
  ^Aj horn around a shield. Pause in reading. ( Prosody ). Quiescence of a letter at the end of a foot. Pious bequest ; ^y'jj jvljl ^ jGj mortmain. tal or
  
  Station, stoppage. Flattened
  
  xiaj
  
  sinew surrounding a bow. Antelope dx'iven to strait.
  
  «i,3j
  
  Stop, halt, standing.
  
  Jiyj
  
  Delay, re.spite.
  
  row
  
  of the
  
  Mark on an
  
  ^J^
  
  ar-
  
  game.
  
  Standing still. ^jj ^jj>^ ^ ^5lj Bequeathing a pious bequest. Informed, aware of. Protracted. Drawing back
  
  —
  
  it
  
  o^j
  
  ;siajj
  
  in fight.
  
  Obedience, submission.
  
  To
  
  G
  
  a-JQj^
  
  ask
  
  to stand
  
  .
  
  still (the boiling of a pot). be stripped of its herbage by
  
  < To
  
  ties).
  
  ^j To
  
  »
  
  bridle.
  
  To To
  
  ters).
  
  Ja.^
  
  ^^ J^J^^^K
  
  honour (God). "To be pious,
  
  godly.
  
  Do
  
  fear God. Keeping, watch,
  
  {f-)j0j{m.)
  
  Connection, dependence.
  
  Stopping-place. Station.
  
  Jj ^
  
  yJi'y'
  
  Cavity in a horse's flanks. The face,
  
  woman. Taught by experience (man).
  
  ^'y> upper part of the ears (horse). Red-haired on the White-spotted
  
  in the
  
  forefeet (ox).
  
  Piece of wood for quaolij. j yji^ shing ebullition. Stopped. Bequeathed (mort^_^jj> of
  
  Mohammed
  
  tradition
  
  (
  
  ).
  
  tl^jj oSj^j 'Sj
  
  {Pros.) Quiescent at its end (verse).
  
  J
  
  To stand on one leg. yjj ji jSj ^ To climb (a mountain). J^ 3^^ ~ Wild palm-tree, its ^}\%'j\ ^ j_i_j
  
  ventive.
  
  The augmentative o
  
  ^
  
  eyes and hands of a
  
  nions
  
  Preservative, pre-
  
  ua'^
  
  ,_i5)yJ
  
  main). Traced back to the compa-
  
  <4\jj
  
  caution.
  
  Fear of"God.
  
  •^
  
  as in
  
  2\2Jj
  
  :cjiI.!I i,
  
  ,
  
  ^s'ji3j
  
  JJ
  
  fruit.
  
  Godly, pious. »uaj1 ^ cJ?-' Cautioning, preservative. Jljj"'iJ,j
  
  Rocks, stones. Palm-roots shoo- j^j
  
  Comfortable (saddle). Green wood-pecker.
  
  Going up a
  
  An
  
  ounce,
  
  J>S"j
  
  j\j)j -ji}^
  
  «•
  
  fl-'>"
  
  Xisjt
  
  G
  
  twelfth part of 'a rothl, weighing about. 1 1/2 English ounce. Kept, guarded. '^ -^j;
  
  Preserved. Brave.
  
  Fearing God, godly.
  
  J^i ^Ji
  
  ting off at the foot of the trunk. hill
  
  (
  
  horse),
  
  jjjj jsj^
  
  Fruit-stone of the wild palm-tree.
  
  More
  
  —
  
  J^j
  
  skilled in ascending.
  
  Caravansaiy, inn. Ascending a hill easily ( horse ).
  
  To
  
  treat
  
  » J';\j
  
  Jjj CSJ ,
  
  ^53
  
  Jj
  
  -M-
  
  AAY
  
  (
  
  f>
  
  rS i\ To be -weai-y. To interrupt, to discontinue a. th.A> — — To cease, to abstain from. J. — He reached the rock in dig- aj^ J To
  
  r-JT^^
  
  become big (chicken). Stony ground, rock.
  
  ^
  
  stay, to dwell
  
  iS^S'j
  
  To
  
  -^^
  
  'iTjl
  
  "6
  
  to recline upon the side.
  
  -fr
  
  eat at a. o."s house. o>^ -^5 ~ Walking-stick. Dull (person). 'l&ail. Leaning, reclination. (Pros.) Redundance. Sofa-bed, couch. ol \^^ -x '^-^ Table-bed. Sitting-room. Repast.
  
  sW
  
  ^ Ijj'j —
  
  hit (the point), to attain (an
  
  j
  
  !
  
  the
  
  same design
  
  il^ jTj
  
  as he. fp.sten (a
  
  saddle
  
  ).
  
  ifc
  
  jT jb J'lj jJ'Jj ( a knot ). To
  
  Butler: steward. Leaning, reclining.
  
  ^
  
  To tighten
  
  confirm (a compact). -^ To affirm. To be confirmed, fastened. j5'\7j ^'y J^j Aim in view. Care, anxiety.
  
  Tether of a beast. ^I'O ^ ifel j il'Sj, Strengthened. o^^j ofe-j^'j -*::fb-»jj'i
  
  i
  
  a^ Ij
  
  steady.
  
  a&>jl
  
  Strengthening. Strain of x5"Cj j-S'y a discourse. Pleonasm. -^ Assertion,
  
  o^^ ,.^5,
  
  js-
  
  v'O
  
  ^
  
  Cij
  
  — —
  
  ^rijj
  
  To become Hack
  
  i_Jjj,CJj a
  
  ^fj
  
  (date). \
  
  To walk in (a procession). To keep with a retinue. To flap the
  
  wings before
  
  * w^'J ^r/l
  
  flying, or ligh-
  
  ting (bird).
  
  affirmation.
  
  Leathern
  
  -^'i'J jiJ"Ljj
  
  J^^Ijh
  
  wither-band. Corroborative.
  
  -^4j;'
  
  ^
  
  Ms>'y
  
  Sure, certain.
  
  Ready for action. -^'i^ To enter its O/'jj \'J3 Je^i Jj ^ nest (bird). To leap (gazelle). To have a jerking run (horse, camel).
  
  To fill (a vessel). Aj'jb JiiSji To prepare a banquet at^^rjj i^j _,rj ,
  
  the completion of a building. To be surfeited ( child, bird). nest (bird).
  
  Bird's nest.
  
  ^>^/j
  
  veringly to. '
  
  -ti'i -^
  
  Certain, sure.
  
  Ifc^^iJI
  
  To CCTjj i^ij Ci'j walk slowly. To stand erect. To apply o.'s self perse-
  
  |
  
  o^j
  
  Exertion, endeavour.
  
  To
  
  - *^0
  
  :
  
  irJ'jl
  
  a&u jTj
  
  I
  
  More
  
  «l&»jj^ *i^ j1
  
  W! To make a. o. to lean. ^ ilfe^j'^ vlr^ He struck and threw him upon his side. Uci. To sit in leaning the back
  
  1^
  
  aim).
  
  He had
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  To
  
  purposf^ a. th., to'aim
  
  r.o.
  
  '^'pi
  
  recline upon.
  
  in (a place).
  
  To
  
  \fej Ij
  
  2^
  
  refrain from giving.
  
  To
  
  ift
  
  lean the back upon. To give to a. o. a pillow to
  
  ging-
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  )
  
  To
  
  ^'p ^
  
  j
  ^'jb J^)^
  
  >Jl, ?r
  
  j^J
  
  Shelter, covert.
  
  Jerking run. ^'Jjn J'a Ji Swift runner (she-camel). Stam- j'^;j ping the ground in walk (woman). Bird's nest.
  
  Feast given at the completion
  
  ^'^ ^ s^^j o^ifJj ->^3i '"'^Ji of a building.
  
  ~
  
  Foot of a beast. Dejected by grief. XSKyj Stretching the neck in walking (gazelle). Retinue of a prince. k^-fl^* -r Train of attendants, cortege.
  
  i'S\j
  
  Uoj o_^
  
  ^
  
  To walk
  
  ^i!l j with short steps.
  
  B^
  
  C.60
  
  cJj
  
  y'
  
  -^
  
  —
  
  ,
  
  AAr
  
  C
  
  Strong water-skin. Ploughshare.
  
  To drop
  
  fis^^
  
  ;^^ ^ j;^^
  
  (water,
  
  ^ir/lj
  
  commit an
  
  offence.
  
  ^Mj
  
  wi^j
  
  <-j^>JI
  
  J
  
  5 wJS'lj
  
  6
  
  ^orjl
  
  Vice, defect. Foot of a
  
  t.ir I
  
  «j
  
  kj »
  
  —
  
  jA—
  
  (a spear) into the
  
  ground.
  
  To be ready for (mischief). JjS'^ To lean on (a staff). jc. — To be gorged with (food). ^^ — To decrease, ^jlj CJj ,jJs6 ^j -«to
  
  become
  
  deficient.
  
  diminish, to lessen
  
  ^j
  
  ,_^jj
  
  fin
  
  a. th.
  
  J ,_^ij ^fj
  
  losses
  
  in (trade).
  
  Loss, damage. Decrease. Falling
  
  Mansion
  
  in
  
  tjlT j1
  
  ^
  
  ^jJTj
  
  Pack-saddle for
  
  in the
  
  asses.
  
  is
  
  remaining
  
  wound.
  
  He sold at a loss. The wound of his head
  
  j_^s'j
  
  which the moon
  
  eclipsed. Splinter of bone
  
  Weakness. Corruption. Heaviness. Sweat. Awning.
  
  is
  
  i^-^S^^ ^Q
  
  ^^^
  
  tp
  
  i^t
  
  oil? cicatrised without being per-
  
  fectly cured.
  
  To slacken the
  
  •ii/j.?
  
  *j
  
  j%^: jsj
  
  -«-
  
  pace (beast). intrust a.
  
  o,
  
  with
  
  (
  
  an
  
  * —
  
  Ji.
  
  affair).
  
  Neither more nor less. JaLX Vj '^j V Contemptible, vile, mean. ^J^'i\
  
  To apply jt o.'s self
  
  To bump
  
  put confidence in
  
  (God).
  
  JiTljj
  
  ,
  
  M) *
  
  OaiTj Ji%u
  
  unremittingly to. the head n Cj^
  
  ^
  
  ^^
  
  -ft-
  
  against (his mother's udder: lamb).
  
  To
  
  appoint a. o. as an agent, a trustee, a proxy. feed a. o.
  
  {
  
  intrust a. o. with.
  
  for
  
  To
  
  j^l de-
  
  »
  
  J^J
  
  )
  
  j^j
  
  o5—
  
  legate, to set a. o. over (an affair).
  
  To walk (beast
  
  sluggishly
  
  Vifej^
  
  jTlj
  
  ). 2f
  
  2^
  
  ^
  
  cause inconvenience.
  
  To be
  
  fast, firm
  
  ^'y^\j r^\j
  
  -
  
  (thing).
  
  o.'s self.
  
  trust
  
  To sting a. o. (scorpion). To strike a. o. on (the nose). A — — To reprehend a. o. on. tj To have a distorted toe. C.5j ^r_^ ^i'j To be vile (man). To be jtijTj ^-^^ strong (horse). To be rough (skin). To tread (the hen cock). ^ ^|j To become hardened ( foot ). To ^jl be deprived of good qualities. To :
  
  To trust in o. a. VlSj,J art'yi — To be appointed as a trustee. Jfe>^j To hold o."s self respon_^\ d^y sible for. To assume an affair upon
  
  rely
  
  with (a lance),
  
  thi'ust a. 0. sti'jk
  
  off.
  
  oiT*
  
  mountain.
  
  To To To
  
  «
  
  j%u jTj
  
  i I^Jj
  
  To upbraid, to blame a. o. s ,_j_5'j He inflicted a loss upon him.o>U Jl» —
  
  to give vent to (water).
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  back.
  
  To experience
  
  war.
  
  To lead a. o. into crime. To expect (news). To counteract a. o. To decline, to deviate. To make (water) to drip, A
  
  ^ To
  
  a. 0.
  
  To
  
  saddle upon (an ass).
  
  To
  
  to drive
  
  fist,
  
  ,
  
  oiTTj
  
  j!
  
  He attacked him at
  
  To
  
  To To To
  
  CsLT^j
  
  tears). To let out water (bucket). To gutter (flat roof ). ..i^^^Tj ^^ jlj To have a defect, a CiJj ^r^j ^Sj vice. To be unjust, wrongful. To
  
  To put a pack-
  
  )
  
  in,
  
  to rely upon, jt Jfeolj
  
  upon
  
  o.
  
  another.
  
  —
  
  J^G^
  
  leave, to forsake a. th. a — Impotent, dis- jf i;^:^ ii^Cj iirjj ^^j qualified man appointing a trustee.
  
  Slow pace of a beast. Trusteeship.
  
  Power
  
  Jifc>j
  
  oVfe»j,
  
  ^^ ^Jtisj,
  
  Distortion of the tGe. Vile, contemptible.^ijMJ
  
  Sti'ong
  
  (
  
  ^j ^jj
  
  f.Jsd f.^j
  
  ^j
  
  horse). Strongly sewed
  
  (water-skin).
  
  ^j
  
  Resolute, steady heart.
  
  Having distorted toes. Foolish.
  
  ^'j
  
  ^
  
  ^uSj
  
  j.
  
  ^
  
  ^'^
  
  —
  
  To
  
  strike a.
  
  with (a
  
  To
  
  ^
  
  o.
  
  of attorney.
  
  c^' -^J "^
  
  S (iij
  
  stick).
  
  -t)-
  
  conclude a precarious
  
  J
  
  \ji£-
  
  —
  
  asting
  
  (evil).
  
  Crushing
  
  t-ijj
  
  ^
  
  !
  
  oi'.l j
  
  C>^ j
  
  ^j
  
  ?!4i
  
  -ft-
  
  Slack, wanting the spur
  
  jflj
  
  iiTlj j>
  
  (horse).
  
  Trustee, manager, '5^j ^ J^fj agent, proxy, attorney. ^ Repre-
  
  To f"8l a pain. He disposed of
  
  r-ij
  
  his property
  
  C« srJj
  
  during his lifetime.
  
  He intrusted him
  
  ^
  
  -with
  
  VI *lJlj S
  
  insert, j fi> (^5cl ^C Ij (>>^l. !!t5 j1 to introduce a. th. into (another).
  
  To
  
  ,
  
  To penetrate into. A r-S^b Jl 5?5>' ^ To take (an affair) upon ^'J fi>
  
  o.'s self.
  
  Road in the sand. An entering, a passing
  
  ^j in.
  
  z^)_j
  
  ^Jj
  
  Thoroughfares. Inland countries, Spoons for honey.
  
  ^j
  
  Cave, cavern. cA>ijj
  
  ^J
  
  ?r
  
  *^J
  
  incessantly.:;^ _^
  
  oJ)
  
  ^r*^
  
  jb
  
  Pain, suffering. Suffering (man). tly, bustler.
  
  follower, partisan. artful, intri-
  
  *^jj
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  Jl^
  
  ^^
  
  Cjj
  
  j(
  
  ^VJ
  
  *?6-lj
  
  ^
  
  (land).
  
  Forest haunted by wild beasts, -^^j To sit down. To run Cij o^- c^ ^ vehemently. ~ jc-j A ^_^'jj ^J To brood (hen). To be strengthened, fii^m. To ^^.^j enjoy authority. Bird's
  
  o^ji
  
  j;y>j :
  
  o^'JJ
  
  S''-i^
  
  -^
  
  o^^
  
  hole, shelter of a bird.
  
  oOi^jj
  
  o'^jj
  
  <^\j
  
  Sitting.
  
  jtj i* jrX A the head of (a skin). tie
  
  ,
  
  G5
  
  ^%*i
  
  J.
  
  ^Ij
  
  Jj
  
  ^
  
  tive (bowels).
  
  ^y
  
  *»^J
  
  jrjjj 'H'jj Wailing. Cries of pain, grief; cries of wailing-women. Howl.
  
  ^^'Ip-
  
  *
  
  (woman). To howl (wolf).
  
  To hasten,
  
  date-basket.
  
  to
  
  C_^j wi/ kJj -^
  
  go
  
  quickly.
  
  To bring
  
  forth
  
  (female).
  
  To beget
  
  sous (man).
  
  To give birth to (a child). A^ y — To produce (a plant land). To assist (a woman) in child-^j » oJj birth (midwife). To assist (a female) :
  
  -«
  
  Leather-strap of a skin. l^'/l r- '^J, Closed skin. J')^ To wail, to shriek Vl^Jjj iJ\^J JSb
  
  Covert of a wild beast. Entrance, way in. irsJJS'' t 'tJ.'^' To overload (a beast), s Gjj rdi rrjj -8r^-J^jj -r-^j cr
  
  J^>»
  
  ^^
  
  p5U Js J'jl He gave sparingly to. He became silent, iii^ J^'j^J ?=? J^ "" j"j^^^\ ^j^> To be filled (skin). To be laden with fat ( camel ). To be cos-
  
  guer.
  
  Large sack,
  
  a. o.
  
  ^Ji'j^j
  
  and out incessan- ^_^j :
  
  Station-mas-
  
  subdue a. o. ^isu ^Xj be grieved, sad. To be stripped of its plants z^'^j
  
  To
  
  ^lisfortune. Pain in the belly.
  
  Meddlesome,
  
  To grieve
  
  Nest.
  
  Restless, unquiet,
  
  Familiar
  
  firm.
  
  Intrusted to a.o. (affair).
  
  nest
  
  of a valley. Passage.
  
  and out
  
  in
  
  a
  
  — To
  
  the affair.
  
  Winding
  
  sentative of ter.
  
  trate into.
  
  Going
  
  Jlfe4l
  
  I
  
  To pene- J\j * ^, j
  
  in
  
  Jcf'jJ
  
  Reliance, trust. \
  
  I
  
  (debt).
  
  Goiug
  
  d^^
  
  Delegation, prociu'ation.
  
  wine, -water. Flour.
  
  *^^-
  
  ^J»,'^'
  
  Reliance upon another.
  
  agreement with. Small quantity of rain. Compact .cjj Precarious promise. Remainder of I
  
  Management, agency.
  
  Factory.
  
  To penetrate into. To reach so far as.
  
  J
  
  ~
  
  Jl —
  
  D Kind of Euphorbia.
  
  k-Jj
  
  Off-shoot. Off-spring.
  
  t2}j
  
  To impair
  
  ^
  
  (the right) of
  
  cJ'jbt ^^J «^U'
  
  a. o.
  
  -^^J "^
  
  a
  
  fi'om
  
  J^
  
  an Arab father and
  
  foreign
  
  AAo
  
  (
  
  r^^
  
  Born
  
  (word). Apocryphal (book). Inconclusive argument.
  
  Midwife. Born. Child.
  
  Sa|>:
  
  ^\y
  
  ^ ^j^-
  
  Next born, youn- j^l j:\j jp «,yy ger than his brother (child).
  
  <-
  
  To walk
  
  perfidiously with.
  
  derive, to originate
  
  They multiplied by generation. \j'ji\'J To ask a child (from God). jJ^LLl
  
  ^
  
  (
  
  wi.
  
  f. s. pi.)
  
  ajjj
  
  Infant child.
  
  Walking
  
  Child-birth. Birth-time.
  
  __ quickly in stretching the neck (camel)
  
  To lie. He wronged their right
  
  OUJ^j CJj
  
  others in
  
  J^\
  
  /ij
  
  ^'j
  
  -«-
  
  j^ CJj -
  
  he carried away their
  
  ;
  
  do not yd ,^,li^l j.!j ^1 JJ^:^ U know from which oiigin he is.
  
  Born at the
  
  property.
  
  know what
  
  »
  
  —
  
  ;U)j \f i^j a1 C>
  
  has hindered him.
  
  olab
  
  soJ
  
  ^
  
  Cj'A
  
  o»
  
  o)j)
  
  time, coeval, coetaneous. Childbirth, delivery, birth.
  
  SlJ
  
  ^Elites, eagle-stone. o1:»!I3j oj'jiXj
  
  ^
  
  SiVj*,
  
  sSVJI
  
  _^
  
  ^
  
  Jjjj
  
  SlOjj
  
  father, mother.
  
  Bringing forth
  
  oli}!}
  
  ^
  
  Z'jiXjj jifj
  
  (female).
  
  ^%Xi ii^5 ,1^ t^3j r.!3 ;io,i ii'yi ;.)3 To be fond of to covet a. th. ^ ^'J;j To be streaked (bull). J3 <> To kindle (the fire). — To render a. o. ^5 ^^%\^ ^S^ ^3 eagerly desirous of. To "urge, to ,
  
  j,-j'j
  
  same
  
  Parent,
  
  stop, to detain a. o.
  
  ,
  
  ;
  
  '
  
  fi,
  
  excite a. o. to.
  
  Pregnant. Prolific
  
  Jj ^
  
  Both parents, father'and
  
  -
  
  0WI3JI
  
  mother. Infancy, childhood.
  
  ^ijj
  
  4i'Jjj
  
  Harshness of temper.
  
  To
  
  has become of him.
  
  ^J'jj
  
  (ewe).
  
  Childishness.
  
  know what
  
  be childish
  
  ;
  
  ^;^3 ^j
  
  _
  
  oJ^y
  
  •>
  
  to dally, to
  
  wanton.
  
  Lie.
  
  Great
  
  s^jj
  
  spring, youngling,
  
  Deceit, treachery.
  
  do not
  
  J jjj
  
  jjj
  
  zji[j
  
  ji'jj
  
  1
  
  I
  
  Jj
  
  ^
  
  Child, son, off-
  
  conspire together against.
  
  do not
  
  fi,
  
  produced, to derive from.
  
  (facts).
  
  I
  
  ^tk
  
  He begot a child from her. Ijjj Ualjl To be born, to emanate, to be J^'J
  
  To
  
  To
  
  To
  
  from. To bring forth (ewe). To lS>ll. 'c/jij] be at the time of delivery (woman).
  
  iVJl
  
  misrepresent
  
  (a child).
  
  a. th.
  
  a. th.
  
  ^
  
  quicklyCiajj CJj^.pAJu-'j in sti-etching the neck (she-camel). To deceive, to act
  
  To
  
  produce
  
  To sjj^ji j-i;
  
  Jjj
  
  To rear
  
  in parturition.
  
  Post-classical
  
  motliei-.
  
  )
  
  Effect produced lie.
  
  by an instru-
  
  o-};^
  
  ment. [Prosody). First use of a comparison or description.
  
  Violent love, fondness Live coal : match.
  
  <
  
  Birth.
  
  Liar.
  
  J 3=
  
  Born. Sou, boy
  
  K^%
  
  Hindrance.
  
  ;
  
  ^I'-Oj^j S'aJj^
  
  ^
  
  jj/j
  
  slave-born.
  
  Inquisitive (man).
  
  Palm-blossom involved
  
  Girl
  
  ;
  
  slave-born female, jjy'j
  
  Momentous
  
  in its en-
  
  ^
  
  affair.
  
  velope.
  
  4
  
  In love with, eagerly desirous
  
  ^
  
  ^^;
  
  of.
  
  Streaked (bull, horse). ^'^i, Heart-wounded ^'_, ^-^^ raptured ; passionately fond.
  
  ^|
  
  Feast of Christmas. Having brought J,^yyiJ forth (ewe).
  
  y]
  
  4^
  
  Birth-day, feast. Birth-time.
  
  ;
  
  ;a.t3
  
  'cU^J ^iOj' v Birth-time, birth-place." v^i "^
  
  ^ ^\\y "
  
  i>U. ;i%j] 'SJ.
  
  0513;;
  
  ^'
  
  4^^
  
  AAA
  
  (
  
  To bereave ( a mother) of ( her
  
  Sj
  
  5
  
  child).
  
  To
  
  confound, to perplex
  
  To lap (dog). ^,j ^i J CU)3j_ iSj^Jjj^ He has not tasted anything.&yj >Jj C* To give to (a dog) a. th. to lap. i ^j1
  
  —
  
  » *1jb
  
  a. o. (grief).
  
  To intoxicate a. To be distui-bed
  
  0. (-wine).
  
  in mind.
  
  Grief. Consternation. Fear. Pei-eft of a dear one.oli'jjj ("^
  
  Jdji
  
  _
  
  ^
  
  _
  
  To pack up things
  
  '4>' i/r>'3 ^,
  
  iyj
  
  the
  
  ^j'
  
  J
  
  wil3 "^
  
  familiar i (J>Sj,j 'i^\'y ^'3 intercourse with: to be attached to.
  
  adja-
  
  ifcj
  
  JS 4,h
  
  » CJ3
  
  ^
  
  '^->
  
  0. cent, contiguous to. "To follow a.
  
  immediately. Do eat what is within thy reach. To be set over (a Jpj a. th.
  
  iU/
  
  J^
  
  C>i
  
  province), to have charge
  
  of.
  
  (ground).
  
  *
  
  djh,'^/y ^J
  
  5 '^yo,[
  
  over. To intrust a. 0. with the government of (a province), the mana-
  
  gement
  
  of (an affair).
  
  To turn away from
  
  ;
  
  to
  
  J-J
  
  C.
  
  ^
  
  }'j
  
  j\»
  
  the back upon
  
  him. To begin to dry (dates). f «Vj To be the friend, ;
  
  *i)l3>
  
  spear).
  
  To persevere in. To be seized with
  
  Jyj
  
  J'j
  
  '/j!^ »
  
  ^ .j
  
  Jj
  
  J Vyj
  
  sVl^i
  
  —
  
  JO
  
  to unite with.
  
  continue, to pursue
  
  ojj
  
  j
  
  affairs). a. th. To combine (two To set (sheep) apart. To bring a. 0. or a. th.^^j 5 «>ll.
  
  * —
  
  j/l
  
  near. intrust a. 0. with the care of (an orphan).
  
  c »
  
  —
  
  jb
  
  ^'2J
  
  I
  
  —
  
  jjj
  
  madness. of a she-camel. Swift (she- cP^
  
  Run
  
  camel).
  
  Dish made of
  
  flour,
  
  butter and
  
  ;2J y,-?
  
  milk.
  
  To
  
  ^ ^S^'i
  
  give a feast, a
  
  J'j\
  
  i^J'
  
  Jy^
  
  — Jj
  
  -^
  
  dinnei'-party.
  
  Jjj Ji
  
  Saddle-strap.
  
  The whole
  
  (of a thing).
  
  ^
  
  x;J3
  
  jy'^ ^ *y,3 Feast, dinner-party. *'3 *JClj -Jyj,C«J3 -^^rj 4i *)-3j 4i To be sad. To be dejected, depressed
  
  *
  
  by 5_^—
  
  J,
  
  ^
  
  <3%\^^ j),
  
  Insane.
  
  escape.
  
  helper, auxiliary of
  
  ->
  
  ^ 3 J^i J'3 -^ To walk quickly. sword). ^ 5 (a with 0. strike a. To with (a slightly To thrast a. 0.
  
  Madness.
  
  shun a. 0. or a. th. He turned back, he
  
  made his He tui-oed
  
  Friend Gallop of a horse. Continuous lightning, Familiar intercourse. Familiar, intimate friend.
  
  d/j
  
  1' Vj_
  
  fi>
  
  To rule a. o. J^-'J,^-'-' 5 »Vjj Vvj To be the friend of. spring-rain J/j by watered To be set a. 0.
  
  ^j
  
  Cyclamen^ sow-bread (plant),
  
  «^
  
  To
  
  for (de-
  
  To have
  
  A:* Perplexing desert. *J,\y cr Gi-ieved by the loss of her child (mother). Strong (wind).
  
  To
  
  -
  
  parture).
  
  sand.
  
  To
  
  «i:^j A^'-
  
  (men).
  
  o^^^l ^3
  
  ^^
  
  destroyed.
  
  Water absorbed in
  
  or
  
  i,)j
  
  To come together
  
  Satan.
  
  To be
  
  *i'j
  
  Lick, di-aught, morsel. Drinking- vessel for a dog.
  
  flash successively (lightnings). Cy j in a file
  
  Xi^Jj
  
  (woman).
  
  He was
  
  Small bucket.
  
  ^/jsl^ Regardless of his honour. To C543j CiVlj OVj,j Ci33 ^ij ^33 -«
  
  Dejected.
  
  Desponding, dejected
  
  h
  
  )
  
  To
  
  grief.
  
  fear a. th.
  
  o-r^^JJ
  
  *13
  
  «^l Jl. *!,3 He ran up in'^fear to his mother (child). She vearned after her U.-J3 J^ c-jO
  
  child.
  
  !
  
  JUj
  
  AAY
  
  C
  
  M03-
  
  D Polite term for calling a
  
  
  3
  
  lem woman. SadiUe-cloth.
  
  Food
  
  M3
  
  OVjj
  
  -
  
  ^
  
  set apart for a guest.
  
  Contiguous house. Showery. Appointment to an office. Transfer of a purchase. Jurisdiction, dominion. Proximity. _;ij^ Uninterrupted succession. ^Jl^j Vali, govei'nor of a Turkish ;Vj ^ Jlj province.
  
  Abler,
  
  fit-
  
  ter for,
  
  ^ oQjl
  
  Jljlj cj'/j\
  
  oUs'ijj
  
  Woe
  
  to
  
  -^ jjl
  
  entitled to.
  
  of,
  
  Jj « p^s^J -^
  
  worthier (woman). Expression of curse or tJireat.
  
  him
  
  !
  
  ]\Iaster, lord.
  
  ^JjJ
  
  Woe
  
  Freed slave.
  
  I
  
  ^
  
  To come consecutively. (J \y Ji]^ To conquer, to jc. f^uLL] J'j^' overpowei'. To get the mastery over. To reach (the aim in view).
  
  to thee 'j_fj\
  
  Jl^;: !r
  
  Vicinage, neighbourhood,
  
  J
  
  nion. sin
  
  near relation. Ally,
  
  succour.
  
  They are the
  
  un. '^^'^
  
  'A.)'/*
  
  jS^ Jl^
  
  ^Ci* )
  
  *Ut;:
  
  sectators of Ali
  
  (m
  
  ^
  
  JljL^
  
  (jlj *^l. ^j'j,*^* jj ^JJ ^'j l«i i^j "^ To make a sign with the head to. To agree with a. o. V\I>V^ \j^\j ,
  
  2^
  
  Sign with the head. 'l^iU 'Uj Accident, mishap. Xij'O Above-mentioned, aforesaid, jji^ li^ Mark of a sun-stroke. o:/»j — r-.j"j -Vt be hot, sultry
  
  '^
  
  \jjij j^'jl'jjij -^
  
  »Vj
  
  or.
  
  (
  
  »Vj,
  
  for VIJ
  
  Jc
  
  j\
  
  it
  
  —
  
  Sji>3j -^'j
  
  S^jJ -^3 *9
  
  )
  
  Sj, 4-
  
  tVj_ IjiU-
  
  Government, management of a SiVj_ province. Supremacy, dominion. State. Vilayet,
  
  ;:
  
  oCvj, ^
  
  Vj ^
  
  oVj
  
  *iVj, j X^Sj
  
  Turkish province.
  
  The United States. sa>-i4Jl oCv^JI They are all ^J^O ^V3 >»
  
  ^
  
  leagued against me.
  
  They
  
  give help to
  
  Sa^lj
  
  pjj jt '^
  
  one another. Friend, beloved. Lord,
  
  master.
  
  .Q
  
  3I
  
  ^
  
  'J,j
  
  Benefactor, partner, companion. Heir. Tutor, guardian. Saint
  
  (amongst Moslems).
  
  The
  
  (night).
  
  get angry with. Intense heat in the night.
  
  IjVjj 'Vj
  
  after another.
  
  Syria).
  
  Metualis.
  
  Sultry night.
  
  ;
  
  Blood-kindred.
  
  successive.
  
  To
  
  not
  
  They came one
  
  Following uninterruptedly,
  
  To
  
  If
  
  *iy!»^
  
  '^
  
  *V3
  
  Continuity. )
  
  Invested with authority.
  
  0/" ^/te
  
  o^^
  
  Right of succession to the property of a freed man.
  
  vishes Mevlevis.
  
  i^for
  
  relations
  
  of such a one.
  
  Suzerainty.
  
  Name
  
  JiCj
  
  'Vj dred. Friendship. Relationship. Help,
  
  follower.
  
  Camel-drivers song, jj j \y ^ romance, cantata. Ward, minor. "Q^'y" (
  
  V'j
  
  spring.
  
  Kind of short poem.
  
  Order of der-
  
  oiJ
  
  Government, management. Kin-
  
  ;
  
  Moslem judge.
  
  -Vjj Jj
  
  Jj
  
  His house adjoin.? mine, jj li ijiS 'Jj Second rain in the xr),>l ^ 'S/jj 'jj
  
  >*
  
  Friend,
  
  became parted
  
  after union.
  
  Jjl
  
  compaSon-in-law uncle, nephew, cou-
  
  Helper, auxiliary.
  
  :
  
  CjjI,^ » Jjt
  
  upon him. What a bountiful man ,jyy.'Ji, ivjl U» To take a. 0. as a friend, s C)y Jy To be invested with (a dignity), /b — To take a. th. upon o.'s self. To be intrusted with (an affair). They subdued him by the -u oiJlj e'J'J sword. To turn the back to. J'J
  
  We
  
  2X1 Jj1,i')
  
  Relative adject, of ^J\ theirs.
  
  Mollah,
  
  S> benefit
  
  '^
  
  ^
  
  worther more
  
  F. Abler,
  
  )
  
  He conferred a
  
  friend of God.
  
  Crown-prince.
  
  ^
  
  Master of favours
  
  name o/the
  
  {sur-
  
  Sultan).
  
  AAA
  
  C
  
  Xp- y To be slow in acting. <j}^ To weaken, to enervate a. o. » ^Ul Jjj To be remiss in (work), j Cji^j j'<'y To be dilatory in.
  
  polish a. th. with. prostitute herself (woman). cJ-^jl
  
  cXy Slowness, delay. Remissness, languidness Lazy, remiss, languid, dilatoiy. ol}^ Glass-bead. Enamel.
  
  'VV-J
  
  harbour. 'j,^^j ol^^
  
  snarl, to grumble,
  
  snort
  
  o'^'j
  
  \
  
  1
  
  He smiled. He made a sign
  
  ~
  
  To
  
  give,
  
  J * xl* J Cjijj *V*3 v^i to bestow a. th. upon.
  
  May God
  
  give
  
  me
  
  ii'A'A
  
  for thy ransom! Suppose ljS"cJi;5 (A) I have done so.
  
  Suppose,
  
  (
  
  pi.) ai*
  
  t^ri;*
  
  ,
  
  1^
  
  (a»3
  
  ,
  
  yy - o'J
  
  To have a numerous
  
  ("^0 ,>^ )
  
  J^»3
  
  Loved, cbei'ished. Fullness, broadness.
  
  s?^-^
  
  {dual
  
  "^
  
  J^i J^3
  
  In love of, lover.
  
  progeny. To be vehemently
  
  Ca
  
  S
  
  a. o.
  
  ^^
  
  w^ 3j
  
  v^ ~
  
  Desert.
  
  0^3
  
  *^3i
  
  -^
  
  **3 "^
  
  ^
  
  ~ ^J
  
  a. o. (thing).
  
  To hum,
  
  o!Ai5
  
  * -
  
  To
  
  c/j -^
  
  to buzz (fly).
  
  To
  
  upbraid, to re-
  
  S
  
  —
  
  wJj -^
  
  t^^
  
  ^3 ^
  
  ^
  
  buke a. o. Kind of guitar.
  
  o.'
  
  To
  
  settle in (a
  
  j
  
  fejj
  
  place).
  
  To
  
  present. «•
  
  —
  
  grumble, to complain.
  
  To prepare a. th. for a. o. To facilitate a. th. for a. To reciprocate gifts. To receive a. th. as"a gift. To ask a. th. as a gift. To ask a. o. for (a gift). «r^^>»
  
  CiJ
  
  cymbal.
  
  :
  
  *r^3^J v^>*-^
  
  ~
  
  leave dirt
  
  (*ijjj C^jj
  
  ^ v3 *
  
  Dii't of flies.
  
  •i,jj,sri
  
  favour, benefit. Giving. Giver.^yi^j *j^3j "r'^3j v^'3
  
  To be weak,
  
  re-
  
  j
  
  ',j.jj
  
  J3
  
  in.
  
  I
  
  Infused (grace). Inborn (gift). Fanatical sect of Ai-abia, the
  
  '^j k^JWj
  
  Wahabees.
  
  I
  
  »^\>» ^
  
  <^yj
  
  »r-^>*
  
  *
  
  :
  
  j
  
  miss, slow
  
  Generous.
  
  Gift, present.
  
  »^>*
  
  Weakness. Kind of
  
  i ^£\'j To vie iu liberality with. o^, w-»jl To remain with, in the possession of to come within the
  
  Grant,
  
  ,>»'3^ ?r *'^3^-)
  
  {SeelAj).
  
  in liberality.
  
  Free
  
  ^j
  
  love '^\y^ ^ C3C>j, j '*S^\y J^^j one another. To court the affection of a. o. s j^'Ji
  
  >r-*3
  
  ^ -i'
  
  you both.
  
  gift,
  
  5
  
  hot (day).
  
  To surpass
  
  reach of
  
  love a. o.
  
  tenderly.
  
  To _
  
  To
  
  u^3
  
  o1^3j
  
  fatigue.
  
  ^
  
  «(>>3 "^
  
  (lion).
  
  —
  
  "Weariness, over-
  
  (woman).
  
  SnarUng
  
  *^^ to.
  
  Flash of lightning
  
  weep
  
  To
  
  dog).
  
  (lion,
  
  ,
  
  '''~:^
  
  't^rfJ
  
  ,r
  
  "ii'jj^'j
  
  *l-»>«j u-^>^ "^
  
  jaf^jh CUi2 jj '^^^ JJ '^3 J^l J^'j To shine faintly "(lightning). i^s'C^X ^^ To look stealthily, to glance at. ja^jl
  
  oO
  
  >.
  
  -ft-
  
  To
  
  Prostitute, strumpet.
  
  CJIj
  
  j^ yj
  
  Ky^
  
  y^
  
  «^3
  
  *sijJ
  
  ^Veak ; slow, remiss. Weary.
  
  to
  
  o
  
  :
  
  yji To prepare to rise up (man). He walks hoppingly. ^^\ J To rub, to tj * C-'j a-!-i ^'i ^
  
  ment (woman). Pearl.
  
  To
  
  (the nose
  
  excited man).
  
  'VJjJ >^3 Fatigue, weariness. Slowness, remissness. Languid in her deport- slj'ij SUb »^J
  
  Poi'i,
  
  tij
  
  )
  
  To move
  
  To forsake a. o. To tuck up (the sleeves). To give up a. th. He does not cease doing.
  
  5 fi>
  
  -
  
  -
  
  laAj jf 5 j*j To excite a. o. to. To tread heavily (beast of j»y burden). To walk sluggishly (raau). He rushed uponhimh'om behind. iiU. —
  
  Small tank, pool. Hollow in a mountain holding water. Preparing. Powerful. Prepared, ready (food).
  
  j^'j Short and sturdy man. «jt*j Deportment of a modest •woman. jiji Having a fine gait. Trampling heavily .ja^'j j»yj J*>* To tread under A Cij ^J^^ foot. To break, to smash a. th. ~ He acted cunningly in the J"'^ 4
  
  Bestowed. Son, Donee.
  
  ^j
  
  To
  
  jt
  
  (o.'s
  
  —
  
  at a
  
  ,j-J'\'Jij
  
  ^j-^'yj u^»\jj
  
  quick pace (camel, man). act cunningly and wrongfully with a. o.
  
  To
  
  To walk
  
  Evil. Slander.
  
  be kindled
  
  Hi'SJ
  
  To walk barefoot. J^y — J-^j "^ To walk heavily. To break a. th. A CaAj ^a^/ ^jodj -Ssoft. To throw a. o. down. To tread heavily under foot.
  
  Tract of depressed land. t^j Depressed place. o*^*>* t <j^'y' Stout (man). ju-Jl^iay^ o'^'y Round and depressed Tjak j — jaAj -J^
  
  Ckaj
  
  ;
  
  It*/
  
  fi>
  
  bed) for a.
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  ).
  
  recline
  
  j-'^j
  
  (fire).
  
  J
  
  fit,
  
  jjLj
  
  —
  
  ji*j
  
  J^ y
  
  down
  
  ground. Abyss, deep cavity. i\»xj j^j Depressed (ground). First days of a lunar month,
  
  —
  
  »^3
  
  ?r
  
  a*jl jjtVj)
  
  of a week.
  
  To throw
  
  5 jAjj ly»> J j4i j^'j "^ an inextricable difficulty. ,
  
  0. into
  
  ^ To frighten a. o. To pass away (night). To be ^y o\er (winter). To collapse (sandhill).
  
  To pierce a. o. with a spear. s — To weaken to throw a. o. a Jiajl down. To throw a. o. into misfortime. To wound to kill a. o. hly To be broken, trodden under ;
  
  ;
  
  foot.
  
  To sink into (mire). To spread (a mattress). Emaciation. Party of men. Grove, thicket of mimosa. ditch. Gulf,
  
  J»Uji,j Jaftj
  
  j
  
  -R-
  
  o.
  
  Depressed, low
  
  foot.
  
  Deep
  
  fire
  
  odour.
  
  izSj^
  
  to tread a. th. under
  
  "^
  
  A ^S\ r^ y To be
  
  fire). (
  
  Ardent, intense To prepare (a
  
  a.
  
  languid,
  
  weak. To break
  
  t^^'j
  
  vehemently hot (day, sun). strong (perfume). To shine (gem). Heat of (the sun, of fire). Ardour, heat. Diffusion of an r--*j
  
  tract.
  
  To be
  
  ^jvfi'
  
  ^j
  
  grease.
  
  a. th.
  
  cuaj'
  
  CGu^jj GiAj
  
  blaze
  
  kindle (the
  
  (j-*3
  
  Dish made of locusts and
  
  ~
  
  -ft-
  
  a. th.
  
  To
  
  ^y
  
  sluggishly.
  
  c^' z^'j
  
  stink (meat).
  
  ~ To
  
  ^\j
  
  i
  
  Gubj
  
  fiercely (fire).
  
  people).
  
  To walk
  
  *J
  
  *
  
  o.'s self cai-efully to.
  
  To
  
  act wrongfully towards
  
  ^iy «r>*J>'
  
  Depressed ground. c-*j t *=*3 To apply j cJ- yji^j c^*i «i-*3 ^
  
  -ft-
  
  affair.
  
  To
  
  *^,y
  
  child.
  
  squeeze, to
  
  compress
  
  To
  
  tJiy
  
  Ja^^j
  
  He disturbed him
  
  in
  
  j>y^\ J
  
  »
  
  -
  
  speech.
  
  To know
  
  a. th. to
  
  o ^^flS-^b j^j^[
  
  certainty.
  
  Heat and mirage produced by
  
  ^dj
  
  the reflection of the solar rays. ^ Fright, fear. Dignified mien.
  
  s^3
  
  A—
  
  Dignified, sedate.
  
  Laj
  
  ol^^j Oran, tovm of Algeria. Hj 4* \j»j j^i j*3 To tread a. th. under foot. To strike and repel a. o. To crush (a louse).
  
  ^— r -^3
  
  abyss.
  
  ov
  
  S^aj ^-^'^
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  A\0
  
  (
  
  Cf^ He omitted (a prostra-
  
  ^
  
  xiiTj
  
  v*j1
  
  To become
  
  tion) in (prayers).
  
  To suspect
  
  a. 0.
  
  ^_,
  
  ^
  
  ^^'b
  
  j,*^
  
  h vO^
  
  To bo
  
  scared, per-
  
  To be
  
  plexed.
  
  To be
  
  ^y
  
  ^
  
  suppose, to imagine, to
  
  conjecture, to suspect a.
  
  (
  
  ^s'_^
  
  \j
  
  "^
  
  _J>'j>\
  
  To draw near (man).
  
  ^ j^\
  
  of.
  
  ^ujl ^ ^ftj mise, presumption. Imaginitive power. Instinct. High road. <• Fi^ight, fear.
  
  ^
  
  There is no escape '_^j V la*' from it. Strong^'jj j,ji.ji j\s>J\ ^ 5i*j ^ ^j and well trained (camel). Suspicion, doubt.
  
  ^^j
  
  Imagination, repre sentative power. Imaginary, conjectural, hypo-
  
  ; ambiguousness. j,\^\ charge. cJC^<j ^ X^> Imputation. Calumny. Suspected. j^J Suspecting, suspected. ,»—
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  j^
  
  ^'y
  
  Opinion, supposition, fancy.
  
  Imagined, fancied, supposed. To be, to enter ^ijlj Cxaj ^j upon the middle of the night. ,
  
  disable
  
  ts
  
  >•>»>••
  
  ^j ^ ^'j
  
  To be weak, unable t* j
  
  jA'y_
  
  ^'jj
  
  to work. to fly (surfeited
  
  ^'J;
  
  hawk).
  
  *^jj
  
  *>^'x
  
  To
  
  catch, to hold
  
  a. o. in
  
  5
  
  1^3
  
  ^4;'
  
  jSj
  
  '^jj
  
  work. Short and bulky (man). Big and strong (camel). Middle of the night, j^ll
  
  Foreman. "Weak, disabled.
  
  ci^^
  
  ^j
  
  ~ To vnthhold a. 0. from. o* ^ To sti'etch the neck in walk. j£\j To vie in quickness with (ano5 — ther
  
  :
  
  camel).
  
  To throw a lasso to He confused him in
  
  (a beast), s jijl
  
  J
  
  ^il&i)l
  
  S j^'Ji
  
  to
  
  ji\y
  
  3^jj
  
  3^j
  
  :
  
  keep pace together.
  
  To
  
  3\»j\
  
  ?r
  
  conjee-
  
  Jl^>U3 J^/ j Ja^' Jaj -Hture, to form opinions concerning
  
  a
  
  th.
  
  To be
  
  frighte- jSyi^
  
  b ,^J J*ji J* 3 To be weak. To be scared away towards, ji^ ja j To commit a mistake in. To ^j J — ned, scared.
  
  overlook
  
  To To
  
  a. th.
  
  frighten a. 0. lead a.
  
  0.
  
  s
  
  into error.
  
  Since the
  
  first
  
  Weak, fearful. To imagine, to fancy a. th. To
  
  Jaj
  
  » j^'J;
  
  
  J^jj
  
  jCi»j Jjl
  
  all.
  
  Ja '^J^j J»IJ ZSj jr*l j^j ^ occur to the mind fi>
  
  (thought).
  
  —
  
  ca»j
  
  ^'j ^
  
  in the arms, shoulders.
  
  to think
  
  —
  
  of.
  
  To make a
  
  ^j
  
  o^'yj
  
  Rheumatism
  
  -K-
  
  a lasso.
  
  To form a wrong opinion about, J
  
  V/eakness, languiduess in
  
  shortest rib.
  
  *!«* j
  
  vestry.
  
  instant, first of
  
  a. o.
  
  To be unable
  
  <-i*lS
  
  Church-keeping,
  
  Fright, fear.
  
  ^jj
  
  ^'J\j
  
  —
  
  sacristan. sSlijj (i»j wi«/ Uti'j
  
  Lasso, noose. *c«-*3
  
  Amphibology
  
  to
  
  To be a
  
  To do the very same thing '»^j
  
  thetic. False, groundless.
  
  To weaken,
  
  the reach J ^^'J\j
  
  speech.
  
  Groundless opinion ; oi1*aj t chimera, fancy, hypothesis. Suspicion
  
  To come within
  
  Sacristan.
  
  afraid (child).
  
  su-spected
  
  l»Ujl
  
  Cla jj Ciaj oi*/ i-Jaj -fr plant ). To be shaken
  
  of.
  
  tli.
  
  Opinion, thought, sur-
  
  The
  
  verdant (plant).
  
  of.
  
  To
  
  /v*J
  
  Riots, quarrels.
  
  ^^1,13
  
  51*13
  
  j ^jlj ,Caj jj>jl v^j mistake in (calculation). To make a. 0. to form s vOb V'j an opinion about, to make a. 0. to suspect a. th.
  
  < He He
  
  scared such a one. ^o5^ J» jjd out (such a sum) ^^ (jT v* J'
  
  left
  
  in (the account).
  
  !
  
  !!
  
  !
  
  wontlei-ful
  
  thing
  
  oCJj
  
  ^jjj ruj w«i3j
  
  !
  
  ^J
  
  to thee
  
  <^^J
  
  of praise or tenderness ^j-Hused chiefly in addressing a child.
  
  How
  
  he is iiJ3 Alas, poor child! Mercy iJ CJjJ Cr43 on him Destitution, poverty. Thing ^^Ij I
  
  beautiful
  
  !
  
  I
  
  He has found the
  
  object of
  
  C.j 3 Jil
  
  his desire.
  
  Woe
  
  to thee ( for 'dlSJj Calamity, mishap. Valley of
  
  )
  
  1
  
  Word
  
  of threat or
  
  Woe Alas Woe to me, woe to thee Woe to him Woe to Zeyd
  
  ti^i
  
  j -^
  
  Jj'j
  
  "^
  
  !
  
  !
  
  iij}
  
  ,
  
  rent
  
  To break asunder
  
  burst (cloud
  
  state
  
  lit
  
  :
  
  skin,
  
  (
  
  ).
  
  His business arc in a bad
  
  Jtu.- ^i j has burst.
  
  his water-skin
  
  To spoil, to injure a. th. A To chap the hands (cold,
  
  J^'j]
  
  '.[^A^
  
  ioj
  
  —
  
  work). Chap,
  
  ( un. x^j ) CajIj Jtj'pr s^J gap, chink.
  
  Weak,
  
  flaccid.
  
  Disgrace, dishonour. Cunning, artful. ^
  
  !
  
  o!>^i
  
  mother
  
  Where? Word of incite-
  
  '^'j
  
  i^'uj
  
  or complaint.
  
  i^d life
  
  :
  
  — ^j — c^j
  
  cjl ) cij
  
  *ij
  
  —
  
  *iJ
  
  Go on Alas !
  
  to he
  
  \a\jj
  
  !
  
  Uljj
  
  *1a ji
  
  '»Sj
  
  —
  
  (l) of admiration
  
  ojj
  
  -«-
  
  luith
  
  s_,
  
  or J.
  
  Oh What a !
  
  fine
  
  thing
  
  (2) of sorrow ivith
  
  Alas
  
  !
  
  sed
  
  We
  
  Lp
  
  have mis-
  
  *jj
  
  !
  
  *'
  
  ^0
  
  \s.
  
  Cklj
  
  Alas! cJ^
  
  U
  
  it.
  
  Interject, expres- oVSj
  
  sive
  
  of
  
  oV \sjj J
  
  admiration,
  
  pity.
  
  i^'j
  
  -^
  
  Fie!
  
  Bravo.
  
  How
  
  despicable or admi-
  
  rable
  
  ?
  
  i^'j
  
  (/or
  
  )
  
  his
  
  ;ij j
  
  Black grapes.
  
  ^ iUj
  
  j
  
  — ^j ^
  
  :C\ij
  
  fit
  
  slaughtered.
  
  Interject, ex-
  
  __^j5- ^i'jJ 'JiJ
  
  ( for *; v *Jij j\ gallant tnati jeopardising
  
  Slander, backbiting.
  
  Considera': le thing.
  
  Small rent. Pearl. Fat beast
  
  pi'essive
  
  Said of a
  
  to his
  
  <•
  
  ,
  
  Woe
  
  ment
  
  To
  
  To be
  
  iuJ} J^lj
  
  !
  
  i
  
  Woe
  
  To
  
  (man).
  
  (wall).
  
  Abyss, chasm between two mountains.
  
  Terrific disaster, j^j jj j; jj j; j 'j'/j To wish evil to a. o. Jj s jTj To wail in saying : to me jj^7 To wish evil one to another. j^j'Jj
  
  :
  
  clothes).
  
  foolish
  
  fall
  
  dispraise:
  
  !
  
  lit
  
  (
  
  C*j
  
  Rent.
  
  coveted.
  
  hell.
  
  To bo weak, frail. To be
  
  rope).
  
  Word
  
  Dear me Dear me
  
  (woman).
  
  feeble.
  
  threaten to
  
  Oh iJ(j jj _jj j T^jj, ^-'i j5, how unhappy is Zeyd
  
  Woe
  
  -fr
  
  Woe?
  
  Oh!
  
  )
  
  Slothful
  
  Weak,
  
  n
  
  bushels).
  
  Interject, of pity or
  
  f/trmf.
  
  yj^ C4S
  
  !
  
  for grain (22
  
  24 medds. about 5
  
  to
  
  A\\
  
  (
  
  ^3 "What a Measure
  
  !
  
  !
  
  is
  
  j^'J,
  
  Jj
  
  Zeyd
  
  -fr -tt-
  
  Alas
  
  !
  
  rich people are loved
  
  < and poor people are ^ Woe! Woe to thee Woe to him J i^j jj !
  
  J^„
  
  despised.
  
  Vij iJ wJ.jj
  
  -^
  
  l^J^j dCJj
  
  Q3j wi3
  
  !
  
  .
  
  !
  
  ,
  
  (
  
  !
  
  '
  
  !
  
  !
  
  A\T)
  
  r-
  
  ij To waste,
  
  to ruin (a
  
  fit
  
  ^—
  
  l^i
  
  -H-
  
  Waste, desolate (land). Ruin. »_,CJ Kind of bar!ey. jujl — a^ -fr Root of the mandrake. ^jiA'j S
  
  become (
  
  To
  
  My To wither
  
  dry.
  
  tough,
  
  To be
  
  (plant).
  
  To
  
  hard.
  
  languish
  
  dry, to_de.siccate
  
  fi>
  
  ^I'Aj
  
  sons.
  
  :
  
  Desiccation. Drought,
  
  ^-44.? o-s-i
  
  barrenness. o-i-ti-' t-r>riJ iH*i-J <j-H'J
  
  Desiccated, barren,
  
  stiff,
  
  u-4-i
  
  tough hard,
  
  Dried (road). Worthless (man, woman ). Having no milk
  
  woman). The dry land
  
  ,
  
  ^l (
  
  ewe,
  
  ^$i^\
  
  woman Oh G !
  
  !
  
  -S-
  
  jjj juj Q
  
  !
  
  used idth J for expressing
  
  admiration. 0! What a man
  
  !^
  
  ji^
  
  ^
  
  >U'3
  
  j|
  
  Exclamation of incitement. Come on, cheer up •^ Exclamation of wonder or <>
  
  ij
  
  i:
  
  «i)t
  
  C
  
  Sy May it be Would God How. How much, how often {in C« rvish.
  
  \>
  
  !
  
  C
  
  !
  
  an exclamative
  
  costive.
  
  takes
  
  it
  
  *jj CjLit
  
  W^rite thou,
  
  Zeyd, come' on li is also
  
  a. th.
  
  \
  
  -a-
  
  iS.jcS^
  
  ,
  
  of the feminine in the
  
  imperative
  
  ^jJu,
  
  To have withered plants (land ). ^jSA To walk on a dry ground. Imper. Hush. Be silent o-h''
  
  Whether...
  
  sentence).
  
  or.
  
  Ii3.
  
  call.
  
  God!
  
  To show kindness
  
  i sCIj j
  
  Invocation or
  
  I
  
  .iti ••
  
  .
  
  say, ]^a G
  
  hear
  
  ^'j]
  
  {opp. to the sea),
  
  w^'
  
  Dryness, drought. Stiffness,
  
  ^j-^
  
  Withei'ed plant. ^j^ Sweat, dry sweat. tUJI — The two shank-bones. oCL" vt Hai'd bodies for trying swords. ^^^.Ij1
  
  They are disunited. Blasting (wind). Euphorbia^ tithy-
  
  ^_^1 jjj
  
  J^
  
  w^-rct
  
  ^^j
  
  y,^
  
  —
  
  fCJ-^
  
  (plant).
  
  fut
  
  \/\S
  
  -K-
  
  to, to flatter a. o.
  
  To
  
  hardness. Desiccation.
  
  mal
  
  My
  
  jj}'^
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  —
  
  stick.
  
  Sign
  
  ,
  
  Vocative particle Holloa,
  
  friendship).
  
  u-4i'j
  
  and pronoun cf the first j masc. and feminine. My.
  
  My book, my house, ^^ my sheep. When preceded by j j fat ha
  
  ^5.e ^>:.
  
  stiff,
  
  Postfix perso?i
  
  land).
  
  call out a. o.
  
  Jj
  
  Kind of hawk.
  
  .
  
  1
  
  "T '
  
  (_»
  
  —
  
  . ' »
  
  Spring, elastic force.
  
  To
  
  cA*"^^^
  
  despair
  
  ^^ ur^J
  
  o**^ tH^i "^
  
  of.
  
  To know,
  
  to be acquain-
  
  C-'C j^-iIj ,jJu
  
  ted with.
  
  To be
  
  or become barren (woman).
  
  C-U c
  
  '.
  
  '2
  
  To drive a. o. to despair. » CX i^tjl To render (a woman) barren (God). To CLiL ^\X:. \j CUi ^^\f I.
  
  To be or become
  
  ^j
  
  ,
  
  ^
  
  an orphan.
  
  To be weary, jaded. To bereave (a child)
  
  despair of
  
  5
  
  ^ib
  
  his father.
  
  She was
  
  left
  
  with orphan
  
  C'(:j±
  
  'c,
  
  ;
  
  dei'eliction.^^
  
  Despair.
  
  ,
  
  1^
  
  1^
  
  *^'Gj
  
  ^t'Ij
  
  ^'0 Consumption, phtysis. Bai'ren, (woman). ^15 Desponding, hope- i^j^,j ^-^'j
  
  ^G
  
  children (widow).
  
  Orphanage
  
  J^i
  
  I
  
  of.
  
  ^jj
  
  less.
  
  "Weakness, weariness.
  
  "What a handy -woman! i'^ jjs] C
  
  He walks Hand. Ai-m. Foi'eleg of a beast. Handle of a tool. "Wing of a bii\l. Sleeve of a garment. Fulness of a garment. Might, power, authority, upper hand. Influence,
  
  Orphan
  
  the only one.
  
  Generosity. j2\ ji. Powerful, influential. Owner. That is in my hands it jjj j {Sa ;
  
  belongs to me.
  
  have no hand in
  
  I
  
  it.
  
  ^
  
  "Js sa>lj jS
  
  They go hand in hand against me. He gave it to him
  
  _^
  
  '^
  
  ^ Under
  
  *;
  
  a/
  
  as a free gift. Before him, at hand.
  
  ^
  
  J,
  
  i^M-i.;.
  
  o\'-*i
  
  Slkftl
  
  jj
  
  ojj
  
  t^V
  
  oy.
  
  his obedience.
  
  Before the hour. He sold his sheep at I
  
  d^li ^-'^ 9^
  
  two different prices. owe him a be- t^V nefit. I
  
  I
  
  
  o>U)
  
  j\ 'jf ^x:s-^
  
  acknowledge his beneficence.
  
  shall never do
  
  jAoJI
  
  it.
  
  Ci/
  
  iUil V
  
  V
  
  _,«V'i \a*' J, 'V^ He has the upper hand in that affair. He is a thief: I'd long-handed. iL ej^aS He is unable to do it lit
  
  ^
  
  :
  
  ;
  
  :
  
  i)
  
  Vsl
  
  j J4~ jl -i*?^iJI j J^Llt 'jCH i)
  
  «/ ju'
  
  i
  
  fund of science.
  
  They
  
  disper-
  
  sed on
  
  That
  
  is
  
  ii::
  
  ^jiC'l jl ^j/'l 1^1* i
  
  all sides.
  
  what thou
  
  iij;'
  
  hast deserved. Bright star in Orio. Manual (work).
  
  'c^^
  
  U*'
  
  C^
  
  '\}'^
  
  ^
  
  Ji
  
  ^JL-^i-> ^r^'
  
  Dexterous, handy (man). tSm Full (garment). Easy (life).
  
  j>
  
  'jjJ
  
  xl'j^
  
  Helper, bearing a hand.
  
  'bio'
  
  ^i^
  
  Helped, aided.
  
  "Wounded on the hand. Entrapped by the forelegs
  
  *:)l,
  
  ^S^ jXS
  
  hard.
  
  phan children. "War renders chil-
  
  To be
  
  hot (stone).
  
  \j\'J^
  
  y^ri
  
  ^_i[b'
  
  'J.
  
  ^
  
  ^^ ^
  
  ^,y
  
  *^^
  
  Sr'j*"
  
  ii/^
  
  dren orphans and their mothers widows. ~ «:^ "^ She brought ijjj i-^A^'b
  
  ...» C^
  
  forth a child the feet foremost. cAf Birth of a y nrng the feet foremost. '^J^ Born the feet foremost. <Jiyj cr,y Having brought forth a young one the feet foremost. t_)^' ^ Original name o/Medinah. ^j^W w^^k H Gog and Magog,
  
  Northern nations Crooked mall for
  
  «
  
  (See jl>) ji*^
  
  playing.
  
  »
  
  j^
  
  {See jy^_ Anything black. ( 5ee '^ ) >_^Uei Beast of burden. Smoke. Moslem name of S*^ John the ^-
  
  •»
  
  -H-
  
  Baptist.
  
  <
  
  Stewed meat, ragout.
  
  A
  
  To dye (cloth) red. He imposed upon
  
  ^j' P
  
  xli._r
  
  j
  
  ^.j;
  
  —'f.Jo
  
  *^
  
  jt
  
  ^
  
  himself (a pilgrimage). Saffron. Brazil wood. Tarragon. Kind of red gum. Hackney. Led-horse.
  
  To wound
  
  a. o.
  
  the hand. aid, to
  
  good
  
  on
  
  »
  
  To maim
  
  Ga/
  
  ;
  
  ^
  
  j/
  
  1
  
  ^X\
  
  Ts
  
  ti'jj
  
  ^ jj' jjj
  
  a. o.'s
  
  -ft-
  
  hand.
  
  be beneficent, to do
  
  To receive a benefit. He lost one hand. To hand down a. th. to
  
  f,
  
  5
  
  -
  
  to.
  
  jA. oa/ *^
  
  i^jb'
  
  » «lil^i
  
  J^U
  
  to requite a. o.
  
  He deserved
  
  (gazelle).
  
  To be
  
  Isolated tracts of sand. "Woman left with or-
  
  To
  
  Handy, light-handed (woman),
  
  ^^i 'J^ i,^
  
  yijil
  
  of his time,
  
  The wonder
  
  Red. Onager i'Ji
  
  short-handed.
  
  He repented. He has a great
  
  (child). Mo; fatherless (beast). Unitiue, pairless,
  
  Pairless pearl.
  
  ^ —
  
  js\j ^ju.j jj.1
  
  «^ J
  
  child
  
  therless
  
  abihty. Help, assitance.
  
  Benefit, favour.
  
  J^
  
  ^
  
  sluggishly.
  
  well of him.
  
  a one.
  
  *lj|_ _j|
  
  He
  
  o>^ -u^ *I^W^'*' hand to such
  
  lent a
  
  To render a. o. prosJ » ^Ij^'J perous. To smooth the -way to. To behave gently, easily a _^C towards.
  
  To be
  
  (^j IjQI.^I
  
  -wealthy, in
  
  Evil,
  
  calamity; enmity
  
  Gerboa (5ee ^j). Bracelet, arm- ^j
  
  0^1 v^^
  
  life.
  
  (p^" p,^'
  
  ^UJ
  
  calf.
  
  ^.'jT
  
  Gnat. {un. isS'j^ ) ^.i^Reed. Pipe. Writing-reed. Mosquito.
  
  ^—
  
  A
  
  firefly.
  
  A
  
  writing-reed.
  
  Easy, gentle, tracjvljl ^ ^_-V^j table. Superintendant at the game
  
  Reed-bank. Ostrich. Cowardly, faint-hearted. Jaundice. Smut, oSl^'j oS
  
  of arrows. Occurring on the left-hand
  
  side.
  
  Jaundiced (man). Smut-
  
  Left hand
  
  ^J, ^ jCJ
  
  ;
  
  left-hand
  
  ^
  
  j
  
  ^
  
  ^
  
  On
  
  the left side. jCiJl Ambidexter, using both hands alike.
  
  j\ \j\lj
  
  ^
  
  _^'1
  
  Broken lines of cl^-^j J^'^ -r »IrO the palm of the hand. Brand on a beast's thighs.
  
  ^i
  
  :
  
  '\
  
  in
  
  JJ^
  
  ^
  
  jy_5
  
  JJ--J
  
  small quantity.
  
  )Sa«j
  
  Prosperity, increase in (flocks). ,n-jj Walking gracefully j^^lj jy^\ J-i (horse).
  
  Game
  
  of ari'ows, of hazard.
  
  __p_ii
  
  Slaughtered camel staked for the Easiness of tern- s^Liij 1'^--:^^'^ Vji!^ per, gentleness. Easiness of circumstances. Left side. Left
  
  wing
  
  oU>j1
  
  •j
  
  with henna. Henna, plant and dye. "U^j a. th.
  
  oli»^
  
  P
  
  Ulj
  
  -^
  
  fi>
  
  'VT^'j
  
  '^'^Ir
  
  The Yezidees, {un. '^jju jj ) Si/iji * Pagan sect on the Euphrates. Watchman, spy, {un. ',^/jl 6'X P sentinel. roseiiin, species of
  
  of
  
  jjji ^
  
  %'jilj>
  
  an army.
  
  S^ci
  
  Jjjij -^
  
  wild garlic. journey, to go on
  
  uJ
  
  i
  
  ^
  
  -fr
  
  (man). \'y-lj I>-1 ,rrdi
  
  >^
  
  '^
  
  gentle, tractable (man, beast).
  
  To have an
  
  easy con-
  
  Cj'^^^j o^--^
  
  finement (woman).
  
  To draw lots with arrows. \yj _^ To occui' to a. 0. on s ^C7j ^ij — the
  
  left -side.
  
  To be easy
  
  game.
  
  Gentleness.
  
  To dye
  
  To become
  
  tity, trifling. little, in
  
  Fine silk tissue.
  
  To
  
  arrows. Easy, possible. Small in quan-
  
  A
  
  JjjUj Jjl^
  
  p^j^ ^^i — ^jc^ Chi'ysoprase, kind of massive i'y a quartz.
  
  Allium
  
  left.
  
  game
  
  ^\j[
  
  — J^ ^
  
  ")
  
  Easier. Left handed. Left side
  
  at the
  
  "isX'j^ j
  
  !{'
  
  Vehement huuger.
  
  Left side.
  
  seated on the
  
  '^'^ji
  
  blight (disease in gi^ain). _,^C
  
  side.
  
  Winner
  
  p'^'
  
  Cicitidela, firefly.
  
  jCj j ,jLj.j yj Readiness to act. jCf\
  
  Gr
  
  p._^ -H-
  
  Faint-heartedness, cowardice.
  
  ej\JL3j
  
  Party of gamblei-s.
  
  -ft-
  
  — ^jV
  
  ^'jii
  
  *?3^1j *f 3'il
  
  TrjSiS ?-
  
  faint-hearted,
  
  Young
  
  fi^
  
  Easiness of
  
  ^
  
  cowardly.
  
  allotting (a slaughtered beast).
  
  Gentleness.
  
  ^y'j^ \'y_
  
  electuary.
  
  To be
  
  side.
  
  To become easy (thing). To get ready for (fight) To treat a o. gently. To draw lots for _^* \j _^lj
  
  y_
  
  ol^j jO
  
  let.
  
  Laxative,
  
  ea«y circumstances. To pass to the left-hand
  
  war.
  
  ;
  
  Hot, burning (day).
  
  to a.
  
  o.
  
  i^^ ^'Sf j^\
  
  (affair).
  
  To become scanty. i^^ ^'-ii' -r'-J To multiply, and prosper (flocks), ^li To possess prosperous flocks. To facilitate, to prepare a. th. J A — for.
  
  '
  
  (A\o)
  
  J3A>
  
  w
  
  iJ-y'Vj
  
  r^V,
  
  *iyC
  
  ^fj
  
  head. Vertex.
  
  He has overcome him, To be grown up, ^;^j
  
  C^f /.i-T /X' adult (youth). He climbed the mountain, ^iljj ,
  
  ^
  
  ^—
  
  Hill.
  
  Adult, young
  
  ^^ ^
  
  y,u/j
  
  ^;
  
  ^ ^
  
  ;4V
  
  man. Adult,
  
  (m
  
  Of
  
  age, adult,
  
  full
  
  /. s. ^j/.)
  
  x_;i' J
  
  p,Ui; 1
  
  ,
  
  oViiij
  
  *iii'
  
  ;4i'
  
  young man.
  
  ^
  
  olijC
  
  ^ji^
  
  ^
  
  c;ii ?r
  
  man). Four years old
  
  x;Jlf
  
  ^
  
  o^'
  
  be white.
  
  ^_^2j a
  
  iii'
  
  ^
  
  j^ji"
  
  Jesuit.
  
  "^
  
  *:%>^ T Ji>4
  
  ~-^A H
  
  Kind of mandarin-
  
  t?;^»l ^^-^ji
  
  ^
  
  jij Ts
  
  Sequestration. Prohibited,
  
  Contraband.
  
  To
  
  prohi>^it
  
  ;
  
  to seques-
  
  jlj
  
  it
  
  -^
  
  ter, to confiscate. •^
  
  To be
  
  sequestered,
  
  «^c ^tlij -^
  
  confiscated. •^
  
  Sequestration, con
  <>
  
  Cavass, attendant
  
  escorting
  
  j '^Slj
  
  ^3e,2lj "
  
  consuls,
  
  Ts
  
  bishops in the
  
  East.
  
  the East.
  
  Carbuncle, ruby red sapphu'e,
  
  ;
  
  re-l
  
  jj^\j '^S'j*i o^sC hyacinth.
  
  —
  
  Blue sapphire, azure hyacinth. J3j1
  
  ^»1 —
  
  Green coruodum. Oriental emerald.
  
  Jasmine (flower).
  
  ^
  
  Long
  
  live
  
  a,G
  
  oji-^Qj ^.^\.
  
  J^ jy^CiiU -
  
  the Sultan
  
  yellow sapphire, gold JJs\ hyacinth. *i»ur JaJCr
  
  —
  
  i
  
  wary.
  
  P
  
  Ts
  
  ,_^'j _^5
  
  -ft-
  
  h' j o»1j
  
  -W-
  
  ,_'
  
  of various colours.
  
  Jade, dark green stone
  
  '^^f fa^.!/" Jasr -)iwake, to be awake. To be cautious, Jaif.'
  
  Li,\j
  
  !
  
  Jasper, precious stone. Jasper, precious stone
  
  ;
  
  To awaken
  
  .r^iJI
  
  jy^Cf ^ jy^ shed (atfair). Easy, practicable. Do take what is o3>l^ f.ij oj_y^ XC easy, and leave what is difficult in it. Christian name of Jesus Our ^.^ H Lord.
  
  '^
  
  oUi' ^
  
  Spadix of palm-trees. Cotton. jir Snowy-white. ^jJ^Uf « J?-i'-> J^i' <>y CoC wn. :Cj.»C ) c^sl^/ ^ o^C P rundum, sapphire. Various gems of
  
  To
  
  .r^y
  
  Successfully accompli-
  
  x;;jC
  
  (bull).
  
  in calf.
  
  Topaz
  
  -k
  
  orange.
  
  Elevated ground. Broken by age (old
  
  To
  
  in ,j:^,^ easy circumstances. The Bestower, the Disposer of all things i. e. God.
  
  Joseph.
  
  PI. Difficult (affairs). Lofty (mountains).
  
  Cow
  
  j^j
  
  Wealthy,
  
  the top of the head. Summit of tho ^^'jf.
  
  ;
  
  agate.
  
  ^P
  
  women. jii.C Te Dry herbage ^^Cl ^ >a/ 1 - ^^^ «•^
  
  Face-veil of ;
  
  fodder. a. o.
  
  from
  
  ^ iai'lj Jidf
  
  To
  
  bleat (ewe,
  
  ijii
  
  _^- j
  
  ^'
  
  ^r
  
  -jj-
  
  goal).
  
  To
  
  raise (the dust).
  
  excite (hatred).
  
  To awake, ned.
  
  to be
  
  To
  
  To
  
  a
  
  caution
  
  awake-
  
  To be roused
  
  become cautious,
  
  Jii'lj
  
  —
  
  Ja2liJl Ij ^'.~,
  
  To
  
  (attention).
  
  vigilant.
  
  To tinkle (anklets). Waking, sleeplessness. "Waking, Jiii^ ^ uU4fj
  
  JiiliJ,!, ji,2,'
  
  ^3/
  
  -ii^iJ
  
  awake. Cautious, watchful. Wakeful. Cautious JiU/' ^ (woman).
  
  kir
  
  ^
  
  Ja^/*!
  
  More wary Cock.
  
  than. -
  
  Kid tied in a
  
  pitfall
  
  for alluring lions.
  
  a. o.
  
  Bleating of sheep. Bleating often. Squall uttered i3\s.\,_ JjUij >U/ — ia-T-J^ /or frightenin() a ivolf, for loarning a man. Hideous. Ugly. To squall for Ja;/'lj JatC j J^r
  
  ^
  
  frightening (wolves).
  
  oOatJl
  
  _^;]
  
  Gazelle.
  
  See J^
  
  jA^
  
  .
  
  "
  
  n Label, post-bill.
  
  To
  
  strike a. o. on
  
  ts
  
  :cUG j iiC
  
  (ij;'
  
  ^z ^i'
  
  :^
  
  T -j:}-
  
  \
  
  u5 To aim
  
  at a.
  
  o.
  
  with (a
  
  To perform
  
  <
  
  ablutions with sand.
  
  pigeon.
  
  (
  
  'J^
  
  '
  
  un. jii;/
  
  'c/;
  
  l^
  
  -^
  
  '^'
  
  ""
  
  o^c-'-'
  
  '
  
  V-*
  
  ;pi
  
  conviction. Firm,
  
  Swept
  
  ^y^
  
  y^Ci
  
  ^ J'^i S
  
  Homily, sermon.
  
  j/j^^j
  
  ^
  
  "i/J^i.
  
  unwavering
  
  caa^ belief.
  
  True knowledge, 'j^a^ 'J&3 j-z?^\ 'J^^ Unquestionable truth. j^^^ Jj* t-ST Certainly, undoubtedly.
  
  sea.
  
  Centaura eriophora
  
  —
  
  jif^
  
  xii'^ -yli
  
  Certainty. Persuasion. Settled
  
  into the sea.
  
  '
  
  of belief.
  
  ostrich.
  
  ^
  
  *
  
  ^
  
  a. th.
  
  Credulous, too easy
  
  Sv.ocessful, lucky.
  
  by the
  
  ^
  
  True knowledge.
  
  ^i;/
  
  )
  
  ^rci-i j'Q' one of the pigeon, of the j,y\f
  
  Thrown
  
  ^yi
  
  to a certainty, to be convinced of. To be sure, certain oj * o^-^ b o'i of. To believe a. th. firmly.
  
  Turtle-dove.
  
  Young
  
  1Cifj C4f ^i
  
  "
  
  ^t/
  
  ;
  
  To know
  
  J^,
  
  ^^' ^
  
  Side, part.
  
  ^ As to me for my part. A Completely. Not at all. Wild
  
  certain,
  
  obvious.
  
  spear).
  
  Sea.
  
  )
  
  To be
  
  He knows
  
  it
  
  for
  
  a certainty.
  
  C-S)' iiit
  
  {plant), a Scullion, helper.
  
  To meet
  
  a. o. ^ il;/
  
  on the right
  
  To
  
  To
  
  a. o.
  
  s
  
  C^j
  
  Cx;/
  
  0*i J to the right.
  
  '
  
  '^'
  
  Cryii
  
  From one
  
  Cr^~
  
  ^^'
  
  gy^ Cr*i'''-»
  
  Js-
  
  o*i
  
  o-*^-*
  
  o^i
  
  on his right side in the grave. He foreboded a good issue ^>iVl J
  
  ^v
  
  of the affair. s
  
  o*^l
  
  to.
  
  To draw a good omen
  
  o—
  
  from.
  
  ^
  
  Happiness, auspicious, succe.ss.
  
  Felix Arabia, Yemen.
  
  i;i/j
  
  The Yemen.
  
  ^ir
  
  ^'^)
  
  I
  
  —
  
  ^yl
  
  jb
  
  Short
  
  smooth
  
  (
  
  ^
  
  jrl Even,
  
  yj^
  
  hoof
  
  ).
  
  (rock).
  
  Leathern shields. Skin. Steel.^ J){ White. jii yisiij jk'
  
  White
  
  -fi-
  
  ^
  
  foreteeth.
  
  cline
  
  Te
  
  "^j i^y^Tt^i
  
  Having short or uneven
  
  ^" 1j ^y'C j To go to Yemen. To belong, to relate to Yemen. ^7 ij — To augur well of. He made the dead man to re- c-^L; —
  
  oath
  
  '^Sji^i
  
  teeth.
  
  I'ight side.
  
  to administer an
  
  ^^vd'
  
  guard of a consul. Unevenness of the fore-
  
  of blessing for his people.
  
  To swear,
  
  "dCJ
  
  rica.
  
  Janissary,
  
  0*i-i
  
  He blessed him. To go to the c^^h
  
  
  Z^ ^_ Te di j^ Te
  
  to another.
  
  Nephew. The New World, Ame-
  
  <^h
  
  lucky.
  
  ^ja v'i-^t >»
  
  ajV^j vif Te Collar of a coat. ixr P <. One. Ace (at cards, dice).
  
  J^^-i o*i'
  
  0*i^ «>^ CrSiJ tA a cause*^*^^ jl j;*^ jt
  0*i-»
  
  He was
  
  Picture, medal. Knowing to a certainty.
  
  -J^
  
  prosperous (God).
  
  To be happy, '^'
  
  Te
  
  j J^'
  
  Credulous.
  
  ^VJj ^'ij
  
  t_.
  
  lead
  
  o.
  
  ^..j'
  
  side.
  
  bless, to
  
  render a.
  
  Jlif
  
  j^ir
  
  goat.
  
  Sack of
  
  (
  
  -tt-
  
  -»
  
  salf
  
  j)\;^ ) j;ll}i' straw put under a load. /"o/-
  
  ;r
  
  Jl^
  
  *
  
  du/ Te Waistcoat. Boatswain. jf,lS^)S Te jj^/" ^ jilf P Furred coat of the Tartars. Aloes- wood. ^itiJlj ^^?«iO ?r^?»^i!,'P
  
  To
  
  be thrown
  
  into the sea.
  
  "^ C/ ^/ ^/ — To be overrun by the ^^ra-i
  
  sea (shore).
  
  From Yemen.
  
  o^^U-/
  
  ?r
  
  <^!^»i
  
  Right-hand, right side. ca*/ On the right cn^l (;;Pj 'i~r»i j 5^'j 04/ side ; to the right.
  
  To purpose a. th. He cleansed (the sick
  
  fi>
  
  J^Tij
  
  S!>U»U
  
  ^'
  
  S^
  
  man's) face and hands with sand before prayer.
  
  (AW) Mil-age.
  
  stupid.
  
  Rugged
  
  -x'^r
  
  ^^_
  
  -ft-
  
  desei't.
  
  Star-
  
  I
  
  a
  
  e.
  
  i. ;
  
  sun.
  
  ^/-y'j -rj.
  
  *iJxQ t jj>A ^
  
  Officer in wai-
  
  if-
  
  ^
  
  ting, aid-de-camp.
  
  Joppe, Jaffa (town).
  
  isG
  
  Captain in the army. ^s-^.'jA Bedstead, bedstick. cU^J. -^ iij,
  
  -tt-
  
  —
  
  spend, to last a day. '^0 hire a. o. by
  
  s
  
  ^j/
  
  C'\yi,j ^J'j^'
  
  same day.
  
  On a day
  
  to come, once, one
  
  -W-
  
  j'il
  
  _;,i
  
  To-day, this day. Experienced man.
  
  ^>
  
  C»
  
  C*)/
  
  Distressing, long
  
  The
  
  VI
  
  ^»
  
  j.]^'
  
  y/^ \ ^CVl ijl j.£^ /^A yjf
  
  Distressing day.
  
  ^ j\l\ j'ij
  
  ^Cl
  
  _,'i
  
  day of the month. The days of God (in which ikS
  
  ^;^-
  
  last
  
  He manifested His justice The days i. e. the wars
  
  j>^}
  
  or mercy).
  
  Right hand, Right side.
  
  Newspaper, review. cjC^jlli ^
  
  J\^\
  
  'cs*/
  
  ol^»i »i^
  
  J^-^'
  
  xii/
  
  ^j ^aA ^ .u;/
  
  (side,
  
  j.
  
  J-^^S
  
  limb). Dexterous, right-handed.
  
  and
  
  cn*^! ^i/1
  
  J&
  
  successfully.
  
  The South. South wind. Horizon of Yemen.
  
  j'^] cK*s-'^
  
  ^U/J
  
  side. Prosperity,
  
  happiness. Right
  
  wing
  
  of
  
  ^ ii;^;:
  
  an army.
  
  Happy, successful.
  
  ^^I*
  
  Fortunate. Auspicious.
  
  ^ Monkey. Thorny carob. See z^ Water-spring 5ee ^.
  
  ^ o^>»
  
  ^^^Gi
  
  o^' -^ y.^ir ^
  
  .
  
  <
  
  x^^'j?
  
  T
  
  o^liC
  
  •
  
  Trefoil.
  
  Aniseed.
  
  (/or o^Lul
  
  )
  
  olj>i'
  
  ripen (fruit).
  
  To be
  
  practicable
  
  (thing),
  
  U;
  
  'jT
  
  A
  
  y
  
  Red
  
  ii;:
  
  ^'
  
  Ripe (fruit). Red colour, ^^j} Redness of the blood.
  
  *J^jCi
  
  "" Ojj
  
  G
  
  Greeks.
  
  lofty tree.
  
  ;j/
  
  beads, red shells. ( un. Cornelian (stone).
  
  sii' ) fjf
  
  ,
  
  ^J/"
  
  ^ ^'G
  
  Vulnerary. Psyllium seed
  
  Helmet.
  
  Greek, Hellen.
  
  Oj^jjjl
  
  
  '^S'ii
  
  Greek language.
  
  Moslem name
  
  of the prophet
  
  beautiful j.
  
  To
  
  lose the mind.
  
  To
  
  =^ j*i-
  
  I
  
  - -r
  -«
  
  ascertain a. th.
  
  j^j/
  
  ^
  
  Jonas.
  
  To form a
  
  j?-
  
  
  
  Journal, register.
  
  Jonas. Greece, the
  
  oll^.'
  
  ^j^ o>U
  
  us.
  
  Perjury.
  
  To ;;y^'
  
  Then, at that time, on that day. <>
  
  o^k
  
  is
  
  him amongst
  
  v_/J>i" j»^1
  
  Dayly, diurnal. Dayly, every day, day by day. •^ A day's pay ; labour's daily «>•
  
  to
  
  "
  
  of the Arabs.
  
  hire.
  
  shown
  
  Right
  
  certain day.
  
  day.
  
  Much regard
  
  Au.spiciously C-;^'
  
  *> j/
  
  ^ri^
  
  C'y]
  
  Striped cloth from Yemen.
  
  day.
  
  On a
  
  swear by God. ,Cu1 _^1j '>1^_, _^V j They have deceived us. cj^\ ^i
  
  I
  
  Right
  
  Tiio very
  
  ^i
  
  '^'1^ _,
  
  'ij
  
  Fortunate, auspicious.^* Ij Oi^[j ^\[ Agate, hyacinth (stone). '^\:i[ J>^ Bute (culinary plant). S^ICJI *l2:il
  
  the day;
  
  day of 24 j^^iSbi Ji}' ?r hours. Time. Day of a battle. From day to day, day by day.C»^
  
  ^;
  
  —
  
  «•
  
  "^
  
  /i^i
  
  Civil
  
  oUj'I
  
  "^
  
  -t)-
  
  To To
  
  T -
  
  cAi"^
  
  by God.
  
  oU-ii' VI
  
  and the fire or a torrent and a rabid camel. The Jews5ee :,j^. (w/i.°Ji>ii) >>?' "^ torrent
  
  The
  
  Power, success. swear Ja\ '^1j
  
  *liifj j**i^
  
  less (night).
  
  The two mad things
  
  ^j^X oQ'lj
  
  crt^ulj
  
  right hand, the right side.
  
  Happiness, prosperity.
  
  mouutain. Mute, Dauntless.
  
  Wayless
  
  The
  
  ^M
  
  j,
  
  >^*i
  
  by an oath. Oath.
  
  ItliT
  
  ^—
  
  Madae33, insanity.
  
  Mad,
  
  JC
  
  Compact confirmed oU/ ^j o*i^ ^
  
  Troublosomcnoss.
  
  X^
  
  '^^—^i -^
  
  To persist in. To exchange a. Broad
  
  th. for
  
  j j^jj, \ — another,
  
  place. Persistency.
  
  o
  
  ^'j
  
  ^^^T
  
  APPENDIX. ETYMOLOGICAL TABLE.
  
  {AW
  
  )
  
  WORDS DERIVED FROM
  
  LIST OF ARABIC
  
  FOREIGN LANGUAGES. FRENCH
  
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  oj
  
  Boucle
  
  Metre
  
  Police
  
  Million
  
  Terme
  
  OJ
  
  as::/
  
  Gaz
  
  GERMAN Groschen
  
  GREEK >• >
  
  dc']>iv9iov
  
  Osptxo;
  
  ouyxia (3ap[3!.TO<;
  
  yocXxsTov
  
  o(3p!j<;ov
  
  xavGap^TY]?
  
  iTcap^ta
  
  ispsus
  
  xop(pupa
  
  i:pa7c£(Jiov
  
  7uapa[xovT^
  
  poBd/aov xs(pt)Tpa)(V]Xtov
  
  SSX91V
  
  7cairpixt05
  
  TcaTptap^YlS >• t
  
  opyocvov
  
  TCtTTdxiOV >".^
  
  apxwv aspPo-JXTQ
  
  [xaxsBovT^ai
  
  (Byzantine)
  
  ^(ovaptov
  
  PouyXcoadov [j,(3d^ia
  
  offTpiSia (o(nrp£ov)
  
  £|3sV05
  
  (Modern)
  
  (
  
  ^•0 <7TU7VX610V
  
  'jr'
  
  (JTOIXSWV (7t6X05
  
  pocvsia
  
  ffOcpKruTJi;
  
  K(OV(7TaVTtV07COXt5 £7cC(jXOTC05
  
  X0A0X(X<710V
  
  (TxtXXa
  
  xXC^a
  
  (TxapLp.(ovia
  
  XoXlXTQ
  
  tJiaXTYJpiov
  
  J-*-r-
  
  >
  
  (ijxsavos
  
  xavwv
  
  cruva^aptov
  
  xocvSr]Xa7CT^$
  
  67:oBtaxovo$
  
  XOVTOCXtOV
  
  XStpOTOVW
  
  xsvTaupsiov
  
  (jdCTCWV
  
  (TcaOXo?
  
  SIXWV
  
  ocQTTpoXapov
  
  xaOeBpa
  
  TY)Y«VOV
  
  xaOoXixo?
  
  TpaTCS^lOV
  
  yepvuj;
  
  xapov
  
  TeXscrfxa
  
  xX9ipo5
  
  dcyapixov
  
  XuXo? XovSpos
  
  Kup(to?)
  
  XijJti^v
  
  [jLYiTrpoTroXiTfii;
  
  t;.oX6xY)
  
  jj^
  
  •-
  
  C\M V(XU>;OV
  
  )
  
  (
  
  Fagioli
  
  \-r
  
  )
  
  %
  
  (
  
  ^Jr or
  
  --
  
  ,>
  
  ^ b or
  
  JaJ Ti
  
  ^} .:
  
  «lJL<w«
  
  .' t
  
  r)
  
  ^
  
  C\'0 Oo >
  
  J
  
  'I
  
  4-jjJ
  
  «_xS—
  
  Jr*V'3
  
  DC
  
  oil—J->
  
  (ij^li
  
  ^ftli.
  
  e
  
  >» '^ i*
  
  (
  
  oVL
  
  \'0
  
  )
  
  )
  
  (\^'\
  
  >
  
  Ay
  
  ^•Y
  
  C
  
  )
  
  W>^' jU iLoUil
  
  life-giving |i»>
  
  \»
  
  jUJL
  
  TURKISH :i5C:
  
  >
  
  >
  
  =
  
  bu
  
  siiu>l: >
  
  ^S'l^:
  
  r
  
  >
  
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  .
  
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