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DICTIONARY 
 
 ENGLISH AND SINDHI 
 
 BY 
 
 CAPTAIN GEORGE STACK, 
 
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 AMERICAN MISSION PRESS. 
 
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 M,DCCC,XLIX 
 
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PEEFACE. 
 
 - In commencing this work, I aimed at nothing more than to shew 
 the Sindhi significations of the English words, given in Kennedy's 
 English and Maratha Dictionary, which I chose as containing a brief 
 yet good list of the words in most common use in our tongue. Sir 
 George Clerk, the late Governor of ]>ombay, having however, during 
 his visit to Sindh in February 1848, examined the work so far as 
 it was prepared, and recommended its being published on account of 
 Government, I thought it best to make it as complete, as my limited 
 time would allow, without, however, delaying its publication, which 
 I was informed was required early. The first sheets were at once given 
 to the Printer, but to those left in my hands I made additions 
 and improvements, forwarding them down successively, as the Printer 
 was ready for them, till all was completed. This will account for the 
 work getting more and more full, as it advances. The additions made 
 have more than doubled the original plan, Kennedy's Dictionary con- 
 taining significations for only 5,500 English words. This gives those 
 for about 12,000. 
 
 This work does not profess to give all the Sindhi, or Sindified, syno- 
 nymes in use in the country ; it shews only those most common, and 
 generally understood. The Sindhi, like the Hirulostani, borrows from 
 the Arabic, the Persian, and the Sanscrit, to an extent only limited by 
 the learning and fancy of the writer. It would have rendered the 
 work confused and difficult to add all such words to it. Such of 
 them have been given, as are in common use, and also all pure Sindhi 
 words, that I have been afole to meet with. I would note that there are 
 many words in use in Lar or Lower Sindh, which are not known in the 
 northern parts of the province, and vice versa. Different classes too 
 
 Q favor different terms- -the Hindoos using many Sanscrit words unknown 
 
 ^ to the Musalmans, and the Musalmans many Arabic vocables spoken 
 only among themselves. For this reason I have tried to put first in 
 place the synonymes best known generally, and these will often be found 
 
 a to be words used in Hindostani. The others follow in order as they 
 
 " seem more or less common. 
 
iv. PREFACE. 
 
 I have but rarely attempted to express the meaning of a word by a 
 phrase. In preference to doing so, I have generally omitted English 
 words expressing ideas, or being names of things peculiar to ourselves. 
 Such phrases could only be used with safety by one already acquainted 
 with the language, and one so acquainted would find little difficulty 
 in forming them for himself. 
 
 I have chosen the Devenagari character to write the Sindhi words in, 
 as being for many reasons the most suitable and convenient. To some 
 of its letters, however, I have been obliged to attach marks to distin- 
 guish sounds peculiar to the Sindhi. The letters so marked are jt ? 5T. 
 z, $ t 3". f, and ?r.* 
 
 I have had considerable difficulty in fixing the Orthography. Many 
 of the words I have given will be found to be pronounced and written 
 very differently by different persons. I have tried to choose the most 
 common forms of spelling, or to follow the general manner of pronun- 
 ciation, without at the same time going into actual vulgarisms ; but my 
 choice was very arbitrary, and it will doubtless be thought that I am of- 
 ten incorrect. One of the most common differences is in the infinitive 
 of those Causal Verbs, which I have terminated in ^rc^T. This 
 many make a?!"^, and some too 3^; thus we have sr^r^, ^RTl'ST'T, 
 or $TPT r ' to cause to do •' but the first form only will be found in this 
 work.f The 9?r also, terminating many nouns and adjectives, is often 
 pronounced as if 3T, especially if it be preceded by °T. These differ- 
 ences, however the learner will readily notice for himself. 
 
 The contractions of grammatical terms, which I have used, are so 
 few and apparent, that it seems needless to give any list of them. As 
 this work is meant solely for those already acquainted with the principles 
 of Grammar, I have not thought it necessary to point out the various 
 parts of speech, or to distinguish the different kinds of verbs, except 
 where it was needful to do so to avoid confusign. 
 
 I would beg to add now a few remarks, which will be found useful in 
 consulting this work. 
 
 An adjective can always be expressed by using its corresponding 
 noun in the genitive, and where the Sindhi possesses no other form for 
 the adjective, I have left the English word out altogether. The affix 
 
 * The peculiarities of these sounds will be found explained in a Grammar now in 
 the Press, 
 j The people to the South use ^J very commonly where they to the North have f. 
 
PREFACE. V. 
 
 qT0, too, used with nouns in their inflected form, gives them an adjec- 
 tive signification. But I have seldom expressed such formations. The 
 learner can readily form them for himself. 
 
 Our English adverbs, where derived from adjectives, I have rarely 
 given separate from the adjective, which, unless it be siich as is in 
 Sindhi formed from a noun by affixing f t %[([ f or any other of the affixes 
 signifying possession or relation, can also be taken adverbially; thus, f|"3" 
 ^#T ?lT3"j 3?rl, 'this is a good man ;' fCS JffSS ^r *JT W&, ' this man 
 acts well.' 
 
 The Infinitive Moods of all verbs are used as verbal nouns, and I 
 have not therefore thought it necessary to repeat these under the Nouns. 
 In such cases too, as the verbal noun has in Sindhi no other forms, 1 
 have left the English word out altogether. 
 
 Passive verbs are formed by inserting ST before tbe final of of the ac- 
 tive infinitive, the preceding consonant taking either a short i (f), or 
 becoming silent, as Jnx<J 'to beat/ qnTSTar or Jjr^T 'to be beaten.' 
 This form of the verb, however, I have seldom given, except in a few 
 cases where the Sindhi is irregular. A Sindhi passive, though, will 
 sometimes be found used as the synonyme of an English neuter verb, 
 especially if the neuter form be wanting in the Sindhi. 
 
 The rules for distinguishing the gender of Nouns are very simple. 
 Every word in Sindhi ends in a vowel, and it points out the gender. These 
 terminating vowels are sf, ^jl", f , I", 3", 3T, ana * ^l". Nouns ending in 3" 
 and % are masculine ; in a? and f f they are feminine, as are also those 
 terminating in m f t t an( ^ 3T, unless where, from being the names of living 
 male objects, they become masculine naturally. The Sindhi possesses 
 no neuter. The few exceptions to this rule that will be met through- 
 out this work, I have marked with an ' m,' or f f ' following the word 
 to shew the genders . It must be borne in mind, however, that the first 
 of these vowels, sf t when immediately following a silent consonant, is not 
 expressed, being considered inherent in the consonant, and therefore all 
 final consonants, which have no vowels written after them, should be 
 sounded with sr, thus i$z f s. f. ' a bedstead.' 
 
 Where an English word has many different significations, I have often 
 given under it only the Sindhi synonyme for that most common, and 
 referred for the others to corresponding words in other parts of the 
 Dictionary. 
 
 In conclusion I would remark that this work does not in any way pro- 
 fess to be free from mistakes — that it is by no means complete, will be at 
 
VI. PREFACE. 
 
 once apparent. No Dictionary can be made full and correct at the first 
 attempt — above all one of a language that has been so little cultivated by 
 the people themselves as the Sindhi has been. Other duties too 
 have prevented my giving to it all the labor and attention I would have 
 wished. Defective as it is, it may however, be useful as a foundation 
 for a more complete work in some future day. And meanwhile in 
 connexion with other works, which it is expected will be shortly through 
 the Press, it is hoped, it will be found of use by officers employed in this 
 province in facilitating the study of the language — a knowledge of which 
 is absolutely necessary to enable them to perform their duties with 
 satisfaction and efficiency. 
 
 Geo. Stack, Capt. 
 
 By. Collector. 
 Hyderabad, Sindh, 
 1st. May, 1849. 
 
DICTIONARY, 
 
 ENGLISH AND SINDHI 
 
 ABL 
 
 ABS 
 
 -A. or An. There is no article in 
 the Sindhi language ; the inde- 
 finite may sometimes be expres- 
 sed by ftfovff one. 
 
 To Abandon, f5=?or fast ^T !"- 
 
 ♦ S3 7 ss 
 
 Abandoned, Reprobate). &f[ t f<T- 
 Abandoning, Abandonment. 337, 
 
 To Abash. anrrcT, 5rrafc°T. 
 
 . . s5 ' sS 
 
 Abashed, sr?ft f ftrfinfr. 
 
 To be Abashed. ?5FT\ ?STJTf C«T°r • 
 
 • sS ' ss 
 
 To Abate (neuj. ZfZvr, arfar ? fg-^ff- 
 Abatement, (remission), ufj", U- 
 To Abbreviate. sjrcr SKT°T, qrrroT. 
 
 < SS » ^ si 
 
 Abhorrence. feruftT. 
 
 To Abide. frSTor r^or f?C°T. 
 
 s5 ' si 7 sS 
 
 Ability, (power). ^T f 3sT. 
 Able. ?r?n"f?fr. See Powerful. 
 To be Able. iETSFT. 
 
 SS 
 
 Ablution. SRR", TO3, *3T. 
 
 vs ' 'res 
 
 Abode, *ht, csTrr, ?V, rirrsT. 
 To Abolish. ^y, ^-trgrqr- 
 3r*°T, ^^k f^T. 
 
 si ' « si 
 
 An Abortion, to occur. for-^T^"- 
 ST^r-fer^. See To Miscarry. 
 Above. J?^T. 
 Above-mentioned. Jjijrf^W, ^T- 
 
 To Abound, qoff fa^Tor. 
 
 •s ^ *s K 
 
 About, (in place), ajr^rqr^r, f 3T§T- 
 
 sffjJf f, fin number) ?<R\ 
 Abroad. urefi:. 
 
 An Abscess, qrvff . *T£C 
 
 sj ' ♦ \si 
 
 To Abscond, f^r^Tt 3*r°T. *Tipr. 
 
 ss ' » ss ' 
 
 ss Si 
 
 Absence. ^T^J, ^fa^oj. 
 
 Jn one's absence. T^crfar. 
 
 To be Absolved. frferoT tSJOT. 
 
 NS Si ' ss SS 
 
 Absolutely, iTSR, ff?f SJ. 
 To Absorb. =p or, qt ^oj. 
 Absorbed, fin meditation). ^fa ; 
 
 Abstemious. DFHWKr, S«T*ft. 
 To be Abstemious, 3H TO 17 !"- 
 
 Si ^ vs 
 
 Abstinence . f^ft, T^fST , *f sFT . 
 
ACC 
 
 ACT 
 
 Abundance. WW% t mfa. 
 
 Abundant, qdfr, wrw f srr^rfr, STSfr, 
 Abuse. Vrf?:, efe^^r^iw, 
 
 To Abuse. JjrFc fe3T°T or ^2*°T, 
 
 • S3 S3 ' 
 
 S3 7 S3 S3 S3 
 
 Abusive. ^afrft, §f ^t iffc 
 Accent, g^, fr^f , sTTfrf , T^T. 
 To Accept. 3"J<J, ^^TJrCtt ^ °/ 
 exchange) S?3rK°r, /o tonfe 
 *Ae acceptance qfar JTr°T- 
 
 * S3 S3 
 
 An Accident. 3T3rr. 
 Accidentally. BTrfaffl", ^tTO , ^T- 
 
 To Accompany, ij^^t ?3TJ. 
 An Accomplice. JTr^fRS", W$ t 
 
 To Accomplish. ^°T' t TO 37^, 
 
 fw:°r, fawr, ^rc^, swt. 
 
 \}' S3' S3 ' S3 
 
 To be Accomplished, ju fa3T°T, 
 
 S3' S3 ' ^3 ♦ S3 ' S3 
 
 To Accord (neu.). 5F?or t yfof. 
 
 I ' S3 S3 ' S3 
 
 According to. JTIW r JfjfsTfa, B\^. 
 An Account. $#, fftfR", #, 
 
 »s»s 
 
 On Account of. arrr f %$*, ^ff°T, 
 Account, (relation). ^m^\^ r W- 
 To Account. ^^07 n-opf. 
 
 S3 ' * S3 
 
 An Accountant. a%snTT r ff^rfT. 
 An Account-book. 3"ft, (of kinds) 
 
 To be Accoutred. ^^07 st^ut. £ee 
 
 S3 S3 ' sa 
 
 To be equipped. 
 Accoutrements. ffspnTTSfir, ^R. 
 
 ' S3 
 
 To Accumulate (act.). ^^T t 1J- 
 
 Accurate. gfT sfa.flnftT. 
 
 ' S3 ' S3 
 
 Accursed. ^i^.fror^fiif, ^farr?. 
 
 ' V ' >3 S3 
 
 Accusation. iTf^r, (false) xnr, f> 
 
 S3 » 
 
 To Accuse. |rf &W5*T, 5T^T 3^°T« 
 An Accuser, grift. 
 To Accustom. It^T. 
 
 S3 
 
 One Accustomed or habituated. 
 
 shTRT,?*F. 
 The Ace point, (on dice), qf (on 
 
 cards) *T3>T. 
 An Ache. *J^\ qte. 
 To Ache. vnaor fr^FOT- 
 
 si> S3 7 Os s» 
 
 Acid. ?«rfr. 
 
 To Acknowledge. sfl^T, ^^TT- 
 To Acquaint. fTNr^. #ee To 
 
 Inform. 
 Acquaintance, (with another). ?j- 
 
 ^RPfft. fofT, ^t^t. /See Know- 
 
 S3 ' ' ^ S3 
 
 ledge. 
 An Acquaintance. *Tsft,"^JT, R^T- 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' 
 
 To be Acquainted with, (another). 
 ^3rpJ]or. See To know. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Acquainted with. sjTFTr^r, sfrr^, 
 
 src^, wr, €sft, sir, errofri 
 
 S3 S3 ' S3 * ' Gs ' 
 
 To Acquire. *7foT, irC^T, fTUCy. 
 Acquired. J^fff. 
 An Acquisition, (gain). &\£i t <fi&. 
 Across, (over a river, fyc). grP<C, 
 
 *ft*roft-- 
 
 Across, (athwart), srrfr, ^#t, 
 
 qrrsffr. 
 
 To Act (act.). cFTq-. 
 To Act (new.), iferar. 
 An Act. qrj, frW, Jfiftc 
 Active, (nimble, smart). Tvirj, 
 
 ^r^rf , irf , fr#, ?srffr,srrflrfr, 
 
ADV 
 
 AGA 
 
 Active, (in grammar). TOifaf. 
 Activity. qjT3^T, grtfSTUf , ^f^t^T- 
 To Add, (put to). Jrf^t, WJ- 
 
 &c. £ee To Affix, Join. 
 To Add up, (aw account). \sff- 
 
 - e°r, sfrr 3rr*L ^*£r fe^w , fa^r- 
 
 Addition, (of numbers). vsJf? , *ft- 
 
 VS 
 
 Additional. W, q^TftT. 
 
 An Address, (direction of a letter). 
 
 An Adept. *Tf . $ee Skilful. 
 To Adhere, ^fS<T, ^|T°J\ aripq. 
 
 See To Stick. 
 Adhesion. ^WflBT. 
 Adhesiveness. =qtef. 
 To Adjoin, (be close to), uft" tfF- 
 
 To Adjust, (set in order). *§3TC"Tr, 
 gyiT^J, ST?^, fan account) 
 
 An Adjustment, f^tci". 
 Admirable, g-fst, 3T=fr. 
 To Admit, (suffer to enter). 3?^"- 
 <n%^*r, ^3"°r. £ee To Confess. 
 Admittance. 3TJ", qt^rar. 
 An Adopted-son. f|w T?". 
 Adoration. qW, *T1R, &3T, fSTHt- 
 To Adore. q"«f«T, JT^, Sjqor. 
 To Adorn. slJTFCT, ^f^oj. 
 Adornment. ^tJTTC, ^f^r°ff , f l"C- 
 
 To Advance, (come forward). ^T- 
 jtfanq, q-<ft ^aj, (money) W- 
 
 qir-arrpr^-Ffw. 
 
 Advantage, ^Iff, rr<fit, WIST, 
 
 Advantageous. SFSfpTf, SW4T- 
 See Beneficial, 
 
 Adverse. sq^ft, 3?sff. 
 
 Adversity. frqfr, stoRt, 3TCC, 
 
 Advice, ^[f , *T^T, *Trfr, ^fTO<L 
 To Advise, or give advice. %33T- 
 
 Adult. qm^.^JT. 
 
 An Adze. ?\tm* 
 
 Affable, fafoofr, fa^ofr fe^ff. 
 
 An Affair. ^^, iJTfcf. qiq, JTrft^T. 
 
 To Affect, (ac£ w^on). SJg°T, 8f. 
 
 Affectation, ^rr^f. 
 
 Affection. ^I|, iff, qfi%, tfy, 
 
 fq*?r^, WW, w|, ^f , p", 3Tr^. 
 
 Affectionate, %ft, q-jft. 
 
 An Affiancing. Jlf^fr, 'Bf • 
 
 A solemn Affirmation. ^Tr^T. 
 
 To Affix, fw, eriTrC^". 
 
 To Afflict. T^rrr, 3TT, qte°r. 
 
 To be Afflicted, vS"^, qtespr, 
 
 Afflicted. |?fr. 
 
 Affliction. TO", #e, flfar, t*T. 
 
 Afoot. ??, fq^Ttfr, qfa^r, qfrfq- 
 
 To be Afraid. TsTSPT, 3™ 373- 
 
 After, qff, qsfpTr, q#, (% pur- 
 suit of) Tsfr, 5#. 
 
 After, o/^e after part. qfursT. 
 The Afterbirth. 5f^, 3TiT, ffC^ 
 
 The Afternoon, qfarff, q^Jt, rfjff- 
 
 Afterwards. q?g", ^6". 
 Again. ff^X, flfft, ^. 
 Against, (placed against). iT^, 
 ^TF, (advancing in opposition) 
 
AIM 
 
 4 
 
 ALM 
 
 Age. sfafc, ^ft, 3Tr^fi, spj, g^, 
 
 An Age. vsTJj. 
 
 Aged, 0/ middle age. SfT^^S", 
 
 Agency, (acting for another). 
 
 An Agent, (factor) JpRflt, (de- 
 legate) ETqfter, fi/* grammar) 
 
 Aggrandizement, ^fN^st* 
 To be Agitated. gfu^aj, <fif*T3r°r, 
 
 *\ ss 
 
 Agitation, ©far, 3"f5?r, fq"^t^fr , ffj- 
 jfrT. See Disturbance. 
 
 ♦ s» 
 
 A little time Ago. JfflrWr, 3 T- 
 
 jrrtr. 
 
 To Agree, (assent), Jf^R", m^, 
 
 
 To Agree, (be in concord). 3f <T, 
 
 Agreeable, (pleasing). g?rf?f, 
 
 (congruous) Z\w. 
 Agreed. 3T*T55". 
 An Agreement, (compact). SHCsT, 
 
 #rf , atsrm, ^r?<fr, $Tr*r, irj, 
 
 (concord) ^Flfr, TOS, 3"iTR\ 
 Agriculture, qw, f^TtflTCt. 
 Ague. <TT, fRr, coZd /f st^rr, 
 tertian flr^TS", f *f'r, quartan ft- 
 ^f > ?^ r > quintan ^PTf • #ee 
 
 Ah. arte, f rr, §<r, 1. 
 Aid. f^rfi, i?^f,^fr, scwr, 
 fc*rrc<T. 
 
 An Aider. screw. Wfg-, fRft, 
 To Aim, (at a mark). *R^r ; fa- 
 An Aim. rf^r, ^^f. 
 
 Air. ^rs, s^r. 
 
 The open Air. STTOrC. 
 
 To Air ^expose to the air). 3T3" 
 
 ^ ^ Si. Si. ^ «v 
 
 To take an Airing. ^r-€^T-£ITr- 
 
 Airy, (trifling). f3TC, (exposed to 
 
 air) ?iwr. 
 Alarm. f3T. 
 To be Alarmed. frsFT- See To 
 
 be Afraid. 
 Alas. 3?lf , ?rc, IfC- See Ah. 
 Albugo. cR^t 
 An Alchymist. 3tWrt^. 
 Alchymy. 3?tJ?N 
 An Alembic, 37W?3\ 
 Alert. e^ffTT, *T%?T, ^"^rc, 9^1". 
 To Alight. 55-fT. 
 Alike. ft^faf^T, TOf fc, flftr- 
 
 Irtr, *?£, s^rfr. 
 
 Alimony. 3FT^%. 
 Alive, fa^fr, f *Trj. 
 
 ah. fa%r, twhr, w, $f, e#r, 
 srfr. 
 
 Allegiance. STr^T, ffff. 
 
 An Alligator, sii^Rf , 3Tq\ 
 
 To Allot. qrl^T. See To Distri- 
 
 bute. 
 Allotment, ij, fa©. See Share. 
 An Allowance, (for maintenance). 
 
 far^, (deduction in an account) 
 
 gf*rcr. 
 Alloy. to/. 5te\ 35. 
 Alloyed, (metal). JT^", J[3T, $■#. 
 All- spice. ^^ffal. 
 To Allure. vmVT, ^°T, £tor?°T, 
 
 Allurement. ^T^rf^T, ^T, ^Z . ?q. 
 
 £ee Enticement. 
 An Almanac. friw. 
 
ANC 
 
 ANT 
 
 An Almond. qr^UTt. 
 
 The bark of the Almond tree. gft. 
 
 Alms. fq=T, ffar, Wlfo, f R, «rj, 
 
 Aloes, (wood). STir^ arg. 
 
 Alone, thr^r, sTtr, sr^r, *r#r, 
 father- 
 
 Along with. ^Tr^T, tff. 
 
 Aloud, ^k sr, ?rarr. 
 
 The Alphabet. arrftzT. 
 
 Also, fq, fq, fqf°T. 
 
 An Altar, qff. 
 
 To Alter. JTHTT, JJZTC°T, $T°T. 
 
 S3 / S3 ' \» 
 
 Alteration, %^T, qiJT. 
 
 To be Altered, JqfesnT, fa^y. 
 
 Altercation. ?PT, Tf ftf, ^W^t, 
 
 Although, at^r. 
 
 Alum. fqr^ft. 
 
 Always, ^r, f^f, faf, frrfff, 
 
 irtf. 
 
 An Ambassador. q^ftrT. 
 Ambergris. a?q^*. 
 An Ambling pace. K&f, ^^^« 
 To lie in Ambush, frft-fs-qft-fa- 
 
 Amiable. *pfe°Tf, mm, firrcr, 
 Sfrsr, gusj, tot^T, gfflj, 
 wcrct. 
 
 Amidst. fqfa, fa^ •*• 
 Ammunition. ST^afrO. 
 Among, fqp^r, if , iffsJ. 
 Amount. afTHT. 
 
 ss 
 
 An Amulet. <nfhj" f ft^, <fr£*J, 
 qrs-. 
 
 S3 \S 
 
 To Amuse. fearer, R^rc°r. 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 Amusement. l$Jt\ t FH3", WW, 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 ' "C ' 
 
 Anarchy, Mtf , *t#« 
 
 An Ancestor, qff.qf^ff, #ff. 
 
 An Anchor, fa^t, =Tr^r^t, 5JJT5". 
 To Anchor, ff ^t efc. fqsrq. 
 
 s» 
 
 Ancient. aTFiTtef, *Tr?3r. 
 
 And. ^, 4#, a?C- 
 
 An Angel. JTs*rrf, qrcfe, fcHT^t. 
 
 To Anger. %s n T, t^T, %3T?<5, 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Anger. ^Rfe, 3"*T*r, $W, t«T, 
 TOT, *siT*»ft, |W ^Vr^r. " 
 
 S3 7 7 ' • S3 
 
 An Angle. 3^?. 
 
 Angry. tl%. 
 
 To be Angry. vSfjTv&T, ^SM^r 
 
 c^ >l . ss 7 N S3 J 
 
 3r?q°r, jstPr^r, f^v?°r. 
 
 S3 ' SO ' so 
 
 Anguish. ^Ff , s^ffe, qV§", q^. 
 To suffer Ansruish. s^sJOT, qlT5f°T. 
 
 ° so so » -x so 
 
 An Animal. vJtS", STR^C 
 A wild Animal, ft?^. 
 Animate. vsTJTjr. 
 
 so 
 
 Anise seed, srct #7T. 
 An Ankle, nfr Rprf. 
 
 SO ' 
 
 Ankle ornaments, of sorts. J^r- 
 
 qfr, Rrfqrr, plural.^, «ri%j, 
 
 Annihilated. qr^Tr, ^Tf^T. 
 
 7 S3 
 
 To Annoy. ^3T?°T, OTrCJ, v3R<T, 
 Annoyance. g"^r^t, J^f, f«f3Trf, 
 
 ^ir, s-qrfa". 
 
 Annual. ftt^Hf, qiJOT. 
 To Anoint. JT^T. 
 
 S3 
 
 The act of Anointing. JR3". 
 Another. ffa?r. 
 Another's, qrqf , q*T&Tir, q*3t. 
 To Answer. q*T°ft & c. fe^or. 
 
 ♦ S3 
 
 An Answer. q^[°Tt, qtft, ST^TJ. 
 An Ant. (small) \t$£\, (large) 
 
 nr^rfr. 
 
 A body of Ants. Iffsrfe". 
 A white Ant. sitft. 
 Anterior. a? Jiff, qsff. 
 
APP 
 
 ARM 
 
 Antimony. fpr,STCU. 
 The Anus. UT, ^fr, tffrrrr. 
 An Anvil, ttfa, *fcrf°T, sptfii. 
 Anxiety, fefar^, f%rfr, S5#r, ?T- 
 
 To be Anxious. ^Wrf^TST^r, farfar^" 
 &c. STg". 
 
 Any. #r, ^rf. 
 
 Apart. qrrr^d^fafr. 
 
 To Apologize. *rr$" J^J. 
 
 To Apostatize. fflWj. 
 
 An Apostle. ^^". /Sec Prophet. 
 
 A pparatus. tfr*T t HfRR, SCSTW. 
 
 An article of Apparel, ifff, c*£f, 
 
 srfjrtr. 
 
 To Appear, (seem). JTSTJ, feftf- 
 Appearance, (outward shew). %jg t 
 
 f^rfeoft, ^T?r, s^<j, Rafter. 
 To Appease, sr^r, flifr- ferr- 
 
 W-^*T, ^R°r. #ee To Re- 
 
 concile. 
 To Appertain. c^lFT, ^I7IT3r fq^T !". 
 To Applaud. SHUfJ, TOPW. 
 Applause. STUr, cfrcfar, TOPT, 
 
 An Apple. HTT. 
 
 Apple-colored. fpFfct)* 
 
 To Apply, (put or lay to). STCJ, 
 
 To Appoint, (settle). fftfcjT, («o= 
 minafe) JT3T^ g^or fa^T. 
 
 Appointed. 3T3^^\ 
 
 Appointment, (assignation). fllR", 
 3TC . /See Office. 
 
 To Apportion, ^r^J- #ee To 
 Distribute. 
 
 Apprehension, (suspicion). ^r, 
 
 To Approach. 3?rfr-4rfe3M#- 
 
 Approved. JFT3T, qw, spfa. 
 To be Approved of, (to please). 
 
 April, and part of May. %B[1S- 
 
 Aqua-fortis. jrfSfrf. 
 
 Aquarius, (the Sign), ^ir. 
 
 Aquatic. qpiTKT. 
 
 An Aqueduct, 3^1", 3T^t, ^. 
 ^ee Canal, Water course. 
 
 Arab, Arabian, (horse ordog).m$\. 
 
 Arable land, (in cultivation). 3Tf- 
 f5|, ( uncultivated or now 
 brought under tillage") ^T?T. 
 
 To Arbitrate. tfar??T &c. 5TJ. 
 
 Arbitration. q^rCfl", f^Tff #1 
 
 An Arbitrator. PARTS', ^TifrT. 
 
 An Arch. firfenft, 3*1". 
 
 An Archer. #tC3Tg. 
 
 Archery. £tt?nsft. 
 
 Arguing, Argument. %% t rfsEW, 
 
 Aries, (*Ae Sign). ^?T, §j. 
 
 Arithmetic, fttfrf, Srdff, 
 
 To Arm. ?fa*uT sfaTT. 
 
 An Arm. f If. 
 
 An Arm-ornament (0/ kinds). 
 
 fief, 55ft, freffr, ^rfe, ff^r^fr, 
 rrrcg - , fffsr. 
 
 An Armfull. Wf^. 
 The measure between outstretch- 
 ed Arms. q"ft^. 
 Armour, f^ff^f. 
 The Armpit. sp|, ^a". 
 The Armpit piece in a dress. ?frfs- 
 
ART 
 
 ASS 
 
 Arms. ffspTPC, ?fa*?rr T^PC 
 An Army. SJ^K^, 5T3J, ^ZTJ", 
 
 Around. 'fffijR-, ^RK!", ffarfc, 
 
 To Arrange. ^NlTy, WPCJ, 3T- 
 
 An Arrangement. 3T|, ftffcfrf?*", 
 
 Arrears, ^rer, ?V$\. 
 
 Arrest, (restraint of person), zf- 
 
 One placed in Arrest. sTSTC^fsr. 
 To Arrive. gf^T. ^PT.a^ft or 
 
 \J S3 ' sj 7 
 
 ^sft-^rrvjor, (asg-oods) ^crr. 
 Arrogance, uqfT, ^Tf STr^", ^THfifsf, 
 
 Arrogant. I^TC, ^CSTrct, *tidK- 
 
 An Arrow, vft^\ ^r^T.TsT. 
 
 ' S3 ' S3 
 
 An Arrow head. FOT, notch at 
 
 the hut-end ifhoi. 
 An Arsenal. 3RWRI". 
 Arsenic. W$$\ , red TFS"^". 
 Art, (skill). WfaK, 3^1", ^rftlft. 
 An Artery. ^tt, =Tf£t. 
 Artful, (cunning'). ij^r, TO. 
 
 See Knowing. 
 An Artifice. 3J, T^, faP€^, 
 
 ftsfr. /S'ee Deceit. 
 An Artificer, Artisan. $&$\, 3>T- 
 
 The Artillery department. 3T- 
 
 s^Rf. 
 An Artillery-man. sfF^ft, 5^57f« 
 Artless, (simple-minded). ifrfT^t, 
 
 Artlessness. wfC^Tlf, frfc^lf, HT- 
 
 As, (in sucft manner as). f^N", 
 
 As, (while). 5I^t. 
 
 As, (st*cft as, Zi/ce as). fsTfir, 
 
 srfr. 
 
 As large as. %fe#f, %fN 
 
 As long as, as far as. %flt^foft. 
 
 As many, as much. SffTO. 
 
 As yet. BT^rr. 
 
 Assafoetida. fff. 
 
 To Ascend. ^?f^T. 
 
 An Ascent. ^"P3T t, ^l^W. 
 
 To Ascertain. &WT t srf*MW3r- 
 
 S3 * NS 
 V9 I S3 S3S5 vj 
 
 Ashamed. fqfHFT, ferfw, faswr- 
 
 \J " » ' S3 
 
 To be Ashamed. c^or, fa?HTr- 
 
 Ashes. ^, §wc, tfr, sr£, 
 forfc, »rg/. &r^/. 
 
 Aside. 71%. 
 To Ask. crgor. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 To Ask for. s^j, ^R- 5RTJ, 
 
 Asleep. fT^r. 
 
 An Ass. TT^f , ^trJf, young- *§T?r f 
 
 A wild Ass. jfr^C 
 
 A keeper of Asses. ^3KT, ff^"f^t. 
 
 An Assault, fasf, «p"f, ff^t, « 
 
 threatened assault vjtf^r. £ee 
 
 Attack. 
 To Assay, (coz'n). q^rr. 
 An Assayer. qr^. 
 Assemblage, qj. 
 To Assemble (ac/.). JT^? ^^« 
 To Assemble (neu.). fifST, JR 
 
 An Assembly. *Rc*€, Wl". 
 
 To Assent. JT^T. <Stee To Agree. 
 
ATT 
 
 8 
 
 AWF 
 
 An Assent. a?fcFTC, s Tf'?; hum- 
 ble forms of expressing- assent 
 
 sptsjfr fir, a?*?#T ir, <rcre", 
 
 Assiduity, tfnfr, ^ft , 3"F5' 
 Assiduous. ^rT, 3".^. 
 An Assignation. STJT^, 3TC. 
 An Assignment, (on the revenues). 
 
 The agreeing to the Assignment, 
 or transfer of a debt, &c. JFf- 
 
 To Assist, sfrrsr, &c. ^r^, j- 
 Assistance. sErrft, scrc^r, *i*ff, 
 An Assistant, f JEiTf, ^few, W- 
 
 NS ' SJ ' 
 
 Assurance, (confidence). ^[W, f*T- 
 
 Ff=fr- 
 
 Asthma. <f JT, src, srter, stfr Sri". 
 Astonishing. aTcTJ, 3?*H", &c. fsr- 
 
 Astonishment. &J5PT, fw, f^, 
 
 ar^f , error. 
 
 Astringent (in taste). 3T^KI". 
 An Astrologer. fcratft,#rOTt,^r- 
 
 Astrology, Astronomy, vsfrfcfq'yvsfr- 
 
 An Asylum. arrfatf , 3 T§ff, Tiff. 
 At (in), if. 
 
 An Atheist. 3TtT, =Tr^. 
 Athletic. JRwT, ^qr, qfl^FT, 3T- 
 
 S5 7 7 vj 7 
 
 An Atom, jjcft, ^TCT- 
 To Attach, (goods, fyc). ffqt f- 
 ^^ , HT?f Of. 
 
 An Attack, ^rf, spy^ ^Ffar, fssf, 
 
 A night Attack, ^RTfl". 
 
 To Attack, f ■atf-Htfre-^TW- 
 
 An Attempt. SRT, 3" ?HT- 
 
 To Attend to, (obey), ^spaj, q- 
 
 sroj. 
 
 Attention. SfT, tfft, H%^t- 
 Attentive, fe^f^f, t^JT^C 
 To be Attentive. %Z*J, frfe &(- 
 
 To Attract, flj^or. 
 
 Avarice, c*fiT. £ee Covetousness. 
 
 An Auction. faeTTH". 
 
 The hall of Audience. ^T^f^f. 
 
 An Average. SKR^. 
 
 To Avert. ZK°{. 
 
 Averted. 3%. 
 
 An Auger, ^ri, Wl 
 
 Augmentation. srpff , fltff, ^rf^T. 
 
 An Augurer. #roft. 
 
 Augury. ^joj # tfee Omen. 
 
 August, and part of September. 
 <#• 
 
 Aunt, (father s sister). q<fi\, wi t 
 (mother's sister) JTRTr, (fath- 
 er's brother s wife J ^r^t, (mo- 
 ther s brother s wife J JqrJ?T. 
 
 Avocation, (business). ZftEW, 
 
 Auspicious, eirrjfr, tfwter, s?fr- 
 °rrcst. 
 
 An Auspicious moment. *Jf^T- 
 Authority, (rule, power ). |3WT, 
 Tr 5 ?, tfJTfrT. £ee Power. 
 
 so 7 » 
 
 Autumn. B^Sf, 3^ft, ^^FT. 
 The Autumn crop. 37rff, ?3Tter. 
 To Await, mz Tjm> 3"fa°T. 
 Awake. fT^m, B^IW- 
 To Awake, (act.). vsnTjTSoj. 
 Awful, (terrible). ^fTTHr, ^TOTC. 
 
BAI 
 
 BAN 
 
 An Awl. sflT. 
 
 An Awn, or beard of corn. f*^C. 
 
 An Awning, ^ff, srcfR. 
 
 Awry (crooked), [ffft f BTrfr^ff. 
 
 An Axe. f w\ff f rTft*. 
 
 An Axle, Axletree. ^ft^ f U^ff. 
 
 Azure. STRJTFft. 
 
 B 
 
 To Baa (like a sheep), rr^rr°T, 
 
 \» 
 A Babe, Baby. f^FT^r, m^ f fTR^ . 
 A Bachelor. JsjKr, 3T^f. 
 The Back, q-fi", qst. 
 
 S3 'S3 
 
 The Back of a garment. qteff. 
 The Back of the head. fo^Tr^. 
 Behind one's Back. T^crfc 
 To lie on the Back. qfssj IK q^T, 
 
 Back (again). M\i\ f q"^t. 
 
 To Backbite. f*Rr 5T&T. 
 
 A Backbiter. fir^rafte. 
 
 Backbiting, frjerr. 
 
 The Backbone, q-fs" isfr ^ff, 37t- 
 
 The Backside. ^rC^fsT;— a cheek 
 of the B. ^je. tfsff. 
 
 S3 N> 7 vj . 
 
 Backwards. jstff, sjsffir. 
 
 Bad. jfsir, j?r, afsfr, ^crj, y=fr, 
 
 Badness, ffcfrf , J^rrr, &c. 
 
 a Bag. jfrfad/^rfad, w&tft, 
 
 (of date mat) qr§, fqflT, (0/ 
 leather) »rr^rff, (a fukeer's 
 bag) %m. 
 Baggage, nft, ^cfofoft*. 
 
 Bail. wnfir^r^rf^jft^/^feCt. 
 
 A Bailsman. vSTrfaf, P«Tfor5:, 
 
 A Bait, (for fish) flTJ, (/or o*Ws) 
 
 To Bake fact J. T^rCT. 
 
 A Baker. =TF^r?. 
 
 To Balance (regulate scales, fye.). 
 
 Balance (remainder J. *TRft, (due 
 
 in excess J qrrfisT^. 
 Bald, sffvjfr. 
 A Bale, f r^ . 
 A Ball ( to play with). %^t, #- 
 
 A Ball of thread. Iff, left. 
 
 A Ball, or bullet, ifift, aff^i", #t^". 
 
 A cannon Ball, jfffr, *ff$7f, rfe 
 
 The Ball of the foot. qsr. 
 
 A Ball of dough, butter, &c. ^ofr. 
 
 A Ballad. aftT, WIT 
 
 S3 7 vy* 
 
 A Balustrade. ^RTf^C. 
 
 A Bamboo. Hfe. 
 
 A Band (for tying), sjr, Qi\. 
 
 A Band f of men J. iffaft, &Z^\, 
 
 fff^jft, (offukeers) §J|, vsprrcT. 
 
 (of thieves) qfc, q-pg-, (0/ ,nw- 
 
 siciansj Z[&\. 
 A Bandage. q£t. 
 A Bandit. qT^sr, q?te 
 To Banish. |? f^K^T, q*:|f€ 3T- 
 
 Banishment. s?ff=T3TITr, 
 The Bank of a river, &c. irfc, 
 3TJ, *«ft, S^ft, ^3t, (^^) 3T- 
 
 qs", fir^r. 
 
 A Bank of earth. 5^, (rfiAre) 
 
 A Banker. ^UTT, STCTTT. 
 A Bankrupt. ffr^T, *f^« 
 Bankruptcy. &[&, |WT, ^TJ, 
 
 A Banner. %fr f ^t^TR , ^ 3? . 
 
 2 
 
BAT 
 
 10 
 
 BEE 
 
 A Bar. WCft, (of a door) ?n#t. 
 Barbarian, Barbarous. W*&\, frift, 
 
 A Barber, ?mf , r^. 
 
 Barberries. f^riT^¥. 
 
 Barefooted, qc sgrf I". 
 
 Barebeaded. JJST vj^nfr- 
 
 A Bargain, vsfrc^,?^. 
 
 A Barge. 5T*T£t. 
 
 The Bark of a tree &c. ?&&, ^5T, 
 
 £rfr. 
 
 To Bark (trees), fevvj. 
 The Bark of a dog. jtNt. 
 To Bark (as a dog). alfo^T, *C°7. 
 Barley. 5T3". 
 
 Green Barley (for cattle). 3fiTJ. 
 Of Barley. «Tf%. 
 Barren (a female), ^fc, q^sT, (or 
 /awe?) ^r?T, (a free ^ c .) ^^t, 
 
 The Barrenness of a female. 4??- 
 
 Base (mean). sfrj, I'TO, sfpHr. 
 
 Bashful, sirrrr, s^ra-j, sror*. 
 
 Bashfulness. l^fT, SOTg. 
 
 Basil. ?jsst ; the leaf, sfg", 3g" ; 
 
 sweet basil, ^Tif J. 
 A Basin, N^l^. 
 A Basket, (various in form and 
 
 material). dKr, <?frd, *fr, 
 
 S3 'S3 » « » »" 
 
 d, ^f , ^m^\ rcff, ^fr, eFst 
 
 The Bass (m miwsic). itfsf. 
 .A Bastard, irrat, f UiTSTrst. 
 A Bastion. ?nf . 3c5". 
 
 S3 S3 7 S3 S3 
 
 A Bat (the animal). ^T^ff. 
 A Bat (for playing-). tfsfrf. 
 A Batch (sef). *q?r. 
 To Bathe. f^jfj, WJ, e^TR 
 
 Bathing. fl^TR, f^rTR, ilf- 
 A Battalion, q^for. 
 A Battery, *TRf. 
 
 A Battle, vsffar, vsfirrr, fas*. 
 
 A Battle-axe. xT*rc> 
 A Battle field, ftj. 
 A Bawd (procuress). '<f$\ f *n?f. 
 
 To Bawl, s-rc-rrar-^jT, trisrr- 
 
 Bay-colored. 3TJT3". ^"fcr. 
 
 • S3 S3 » ss s» 
 
 Bdellium. TPT^". 
 
 \3 S3 
 
 To Be. (msf) |*R, (become) 
 
 A Bead, nfoffir, ST°7f , *F%. 
 A Beak. ^rf. 
 A Beam. STfJT, SR^, ^3. 
 The Beam of a balance. 3TRf. 
 A Beam of light. farftfar, 3^. 
 To Bear, (carry) fa" 3 ^, (s«p- 
 ;wr*) 5T5T0J, ^3, (swjfer) tfsfoj, 
 
 A Bear. ft*J. 
 A Beard. STSft, ^5T, *|ff$. 
 A Beast. 5RrW, «T« r ^^". 
 A wild Beast. fife. See Wild. 
 A Beast of burden. ^f|r. 
 To Beat. JflTJ, (slightly) #TT- 
 *<3, 3JRK WJ, (severely) g- 
 
 To Beat, (as the pulse). COT, *T- 
 
 To Beat out, (as metals). zy*i. 
 A Beating. JTIT. 
 Beatitude. U???, TTJ%. 
 
 S3 » S3 
 
 Beautiful. Hf °Tf, e^C, Cflfr. 
 Beauty. Hf^fsf, *}*, HJT, ffaj, 
 
 Because of. 3"f^. #ee On Ac- 
 count of. 
 To Beckon, c^rff 3T*r°j. 
 
BEH 
 
 11 
 
 BEN 
 
 To Become (new.). fas?q. 
 
 To Become (befit), WftfV*, tffj, 
 
 5fffrf°r. 
 
 Becoming. cFr?37, vsTT^t, ?s, SHIT- 
 
 o ss ' sj»' ss ' s» 
 
 7 Ox ' Os 
 
 A Bed. q^oTr, ^p, {with the 
 couch) &5T, (on the ground) TI- 
 ?T!Tt, (o/a river, #c.) cfe. 
 
 Bedding. fV, (upper clothes) 5177. 
 
 The foot of "the Bed. qjfft. 
 
 The Bedhead. %u£t. 
 
 A Bed stead. *3im, tf#r, (vari- 
 eties) ^r, tm?^, fee. 
 
 To Bedust. 5J£OT. 
 
 A Bee. JTrfe^T 5ft nffc. 
 
 A Bee-hive, or Bee's nest. TfRT- 
 
 A Beetle. f^f^J. 
 To Befall, g^ 
 
 S3 
 
 Before, (in front of) gr*ff, SPFft, 
 ^ri|%, ^T*?,BT?3f, ST3T V, (in 
 advance) vffl, ij%fgr. 
 
 Before (in /ime). 3^ sjrr qf, q-- 
 
 A little Before. &?5TR^r, ^Tftu, 
 
 To Beg, (beseech q. v.). &\m?J- 
 
 tfee To Entreat. 
 To Beg (alms). f<R0{", JPff? 3T- 
 
 A Beggar, fq-f^ofr, fcl"S", <F*te 
 Begging (a/ms). JRI", *TCtC, P^T, 
 
 ^W. £ee Entreaty. 
 To Begin. ST^-arrtg-^J, fa- 
 
 A Beginning. 5T^r f ^rtg. 
 To make a Beginning, fa^of . 
 On Behalf of (another) . <TRT, TITt 
 To Behave, f 55°T. 
 Behaviour, £s7fr,^Tfk, ?JJ, S"ST. 
 
 To Behead, fe^tf?^. 
 Behind, crsfr, JHT, J^T, ^Crf. 
 A little Behind, qtfrrilr, ^i^f. 
 Behind one's back. T^Tfc. 
 To Behold. fee°T. -See To See. 
 
 * S3 
 
 A Belch. Bfrftrcrc, e^rr^. 
 
 Belief, (credit given) ^[f , % Rf f r* 
 ^", (theological) tft?f, fafcj> 
 iSV;e Faith. 
 
 To Believe. ttfr? °T. S^ JWT, fa - 
 
 S3 » S3 S3 ' 
 
 S3 
 
 A Bell. $?, tf?r, (uflneto) fa- 
 
 fe°ft, *spkt, ^r, zr^r, sfac 
 
 Bell-metal. tm, jf fr. 
 
 A Bellow, zrre. 
 
 To Bellow. rsor, W^- 
 
 • • S3 1 S3 
 
 A pair of Bellows, ^faf^r. 
 
 The Belly. ?r,f] ? , ftrj, (o/ c 
 
 /?o/) ITIT^-. 
 To Belong. The substantive verb 
 
 ^spjf with the noun, standing- 
 
 S3 S3 '-' 
 
 for the possessor, in the gene- 
 
 tive. 
 Beloved. f^TKf, Sfrfaj, Sffsft. 
 Below. |fy, t^r, §37. 
 A Belt. %fetf . 
 A Bend. ^, f%*3J, If, fif*J. 
 To Bend (act.) fsjjjt ^[,"^01, 
 
 down fasJSTCj. 
 To Bend (new.). sr^T, 3^?; down 
 
 Beneath. Ifar. See Below. 
 A Benediction. STaff. crater. 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 A Benefactor. fec^T^t- 
 Beneficent. Mfffa, ^UPjf • 
 Beneficial. gqrCsfr, ffSFKf, g°Tf- 
 ^f5Ct. See Advantageous, Pro- 
 fitable. 
 A Benefit, (favor) fftfi, (profit) 
 
 mi, <rrrf st. 
 
BEW 
 
 12 
 
 BIT 
 
 Benevolence. tf^PTlf, %€t, TC- 
 
 Benevolent. iTOTPff ; a benevolent 
 
 person, ^SPJ. 
 To be Benumbed. arrjoTgrj, s'fiT- 
 
 Benzoin. 55)'3T»T* 
 
 A Beryl. &m\, ^J?f^- 
 
 To Beseech. pJHq- &c. ^T^q, 5ft- 
 
 5*r?$. 
 Beseeching. fJT^T^T, =?fSflft, W^T^ft, 
 
 5?tf5Tv3T?t, c?fe#t. 
 Beside {over and above). feqrc, 
 
 Beside (close to). ^afr^ffT, W t 
 
 To Besiege, q^j, sfroj. 
 To Besmear, (as a floor with mud- 
 wash). py^°T. 
 Bemearing, (as aj^oor tczf A a Zayer 
 
 o/«ittd 4rc). sfqoj, 5>qr, qT^r, 
 
 A Besotn. ^\t\, *Tf rO- 
 
 To Bestow. |c fWj, ^CT- 
 
 A Bet. Stff. 
 
 To Bet. ^T ^o[^. 
 
 Betel-leaf. qR. 
 
 Betel-nut. #TpflT, ^tr, (varieties 
 
 of) M*$\, ^rj Dr. 
 
 To Betray. gf| gr^. 
 
 To Betroth or cause to Betroth. 
 
 To be Betrothed. *T^|J. 
 
 A Betrothed girl. ^T^. 
 
 A Betrothing. Jiflpft, 
 
 Between. faN", fr^T *f , if. 
 
 To Bewail. ^\w grw See To 
 
 Lament. 
 To Beware. %<T0J, #JTf5J^, ^r^T- 
 
 ' 
 
 Bewildered, self, *T3F?r , ^TR. 
 Bewilderment. JRriTITrjC^Rt. 
 To Bewitch. vTf^ &x. qRT°T. 
 
 A Bewitcher. srr^^r^", grrfatfjfrc. 
 
 Bewitchment. vsTT3\ ^rrFJ7°T. £f%. 
 
 Beyond. qqf, q9qr%, q<\ 
 
 A Bezoar. STf ^^|^t« 
 
 To Bid. ^pt. 
 
 A Bidding, (order), ^qf. 
 
 A Bier. Z$[. 
 
 Biestings, (first milking). fq*T, 
 (the next few milkings) f^fl. 
 
 Big. qfr. 
 
 Bile. f%. 
 
 The Bill of a bird. =5ft*r. 
 
 A Bill of exchange. |ft, (<%)/i- 
 cafe) qtsfe, (triplicate) q^qf- 
 vjfar, (quadruplicate) vT^qt^rfs", 
 (paid a?ie? cancelled) *<j??fT. 
 
 To Bind. f^oj. 
 
 The Binding a book. «f?3"t£t, \sT- 
 ^t^T^t ; the binding or cover, 
 ;sToc? • different kinds of binding, 
 
 A Bird. q*#T. 
 A Bird catcher, JTKt. 
 Birth. *m t 5FJT- #ee Childbirth. 
 A Birth-place. ^T^TTiTiT, wPTOTfiT. 
 A Bit. tt^. See Piece, Scrap. 
 The Bit of a bridle. 5nrr*T, (of 
 various kinds) 5r*jf, JRTvTtw^, 3f- 
 
 ??lffr, 4rfec, ^t^r. 
 
 A Bitch, gffil 
 
 A Bite. ^, (from a beast) 
 
 ciT\3?, (of a snake) cfjr. 
 To Bite. ^3T qr§"q, ST^foi. (as a 
 
 snake) t^. 
 A Biter. ^fW. 
 Bitter. ^T- 
 
BLE 
 
 13 
 
 BOA 
 
 Bitterness. #tet£, ^telf°T. 
 To Blab. €^q. See To peach. 
 A Blabber. ^fJT^. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Black, grrfr, (a horse) JT§3ft. 
 Somewhat Black, Blackish. ^R\- 
 
 flrsf. 
 
 To grow Black. sfTOfc^- 
 
 A Black-guard, srsr, ?*%, %m^ t 
 
 f Iff, ^ftlf. See Rascal. 
 Blackness. 3TOCf°r, 3TOfa, Stf- 
 
 A Black-smith, ^f^", ^CC^". 
 
 A Bladder. *T£W. 
 
 The Blade of a knife, #c. qr^\ 
 
 A Blade of grass. CR". 
 
 The Blade-bone. qfrf^T, t^t. 
 
 Blameable. gfpft, 5"qfTP. 
 
 Blame. f[$ t %jf t (imputation of a 
 
 fault) iRrcr 
 
 To Blame, vfr? &c. TO°T. 
 
 ♦ S3 "" - S3 
 
 Blameless. %3f|, t*pTrf . 
 
 Bland, f^r; Vc J , fa*r. 
 
 Blandishment. q-ftaCl", =T|^, fT^, 
 
 Blank, fitr. 
 
 A Blanket. j&fr, ^, ^Tlf #3t, 
 
 *«rft 
 A Blast. q73T, Sp^T, ^ZT, ST^ff. 
 A Blaze. ^j, *pT£, JWvf, W^T. 
 
 See Flame. 
 To Blaze. fTO, Wi"°T, WCT, 
 
 NS' »s S3 7 *v S3 ' 
 
 To Bleat like a sheep. sranT°T, 
 
 SOT. 
 To Bleed (neu.). r^-^PT or jr^T. 
 
 > • \s ss ss 
 
 To Bleed (let blood). ^-j^- 
 
 S3 
 
 A Blemish, ifa ^jjoj ^tr %&* , 
 
 t \J' S3S3 l S3 ' S3 7 
 
 3TKs[. See Defect. 
 To Bless, grajr &c. 3T^q. 
 
 A Blessing, ^r, arrets. 
 Blind. 8t'4t, *?rsr^ , H^,eu, ^- 
 
 Blind in one eye. ^f°fr. 
 
 Blindness. Bjqrff. 
 
 A Blister on the skin. qrfeofr, 
 
 A Block. e}fN 
 
 A Blockhead. ife, ^TOT, JTS". 
 
 Gs' OS S3 7 o-sj 7 
 
 ^?7 3#, *fr?fr, frar, arrg. 
 Blood. ^ t ^rr. 
 
 S3 <fv 
 
 Bloody, stained with Blood. K$h 
 
 A Blossom, q^^r, j]-?r f (of a fruit 
 
 tree,) «r$T, " 
 To Blossom, j%3°T, qjSOT TO°T. 
 
 S3 7 ss SS 7 vj ss 
 
 A Blot. ^?r, f^fr. 
 
 A Blotch, l^^or. 
 
 A Blow. ^, qrr, £far, Ifsr, 
 
 97^, 5T¥. #ee Box, Knock. 
 To Blow, (as the wind). &iw. 
 To Blow, (with the Ireath). c^q, 
 
 (with bellows fyc.) kN&T. 
 To Blow, (as a flower). ftlS^, 97- 
 
 ^°T. fee !, 
 
 S3 7 — S3 
 
 To Blow the nose. TO-^ST&T. or 
 
 S3 S3 S3 7 
 
 *roq. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Blubber, (fat of fish). B\<fi{. 
 Blue, ^r, W%. 
 A Blunder. J?s7. 
 To Blunder. *i?rq. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Blunt, ^ir, 5^t, jfi", ^"jfr, ^r, 
 
 A Boar. H 3 ?^:. 
 
 A Board. <Tr^tr, ^^sff. 
 
BOL 
 
 14 
 
 BOT 
 
 Boarded (a floor or ceiling). ?r- 
 
 To Boast. tt fOTjJ, «?3J, TO<J. 
 A Boaster, f rr^ft, elf, TT^r^t. 
 Boasting,. a Boast, qg, STTT, £3T- 
 
 i. If, <HJ> ^PS", ■ROT. 
 A Boat. I^t, (large) %ff, (vari- 
 ous kinds of boats) 5T*£t, SflT^FT, 
 
 A Boatman. jftff ^ JTCRr, *TRef*fr. 
 A Bobbin (weaver's). ^Firft. 
 A Bodice, (various fashions of 
 such), ^t^fr, JTSf, aftf, *fft, 
 
 qfqr^ft. 
 
 A Body, spjr, Jf , Iff, S<frr, *- 
 
 A Body, or person (familiar term). 
 
 A headless Body. «nf . 
 
 The Body-cloth of a horse, &c. 5T?T. 
 
 A Body of individuals (of any 
 
 class), ^r^". See Band. 
 Of or pertaining to such a Body. 
 
 tffsraT, uw^r, rr^r°fr. 
 
 To Boil (neu). £fOT, ^^FfT^T^J, 3T- 
 
 To "Boil (acf.). g-frrc^T, rt^rc^, 
 
 ^Tf^^T, (coo& in water) t'$^> 
 To Boil up, or over. 3"lJR^r. 
 To Boil, or be Boiled, (cooked in 
 
 water) . ^ffaj. 
 A Boil, or Boiling. S!TKr, £f#j 
 A Boil, or Bile, gnff , £fa ft, K- 
 
 Bold. *° %>T3?r, fatfs, !<reftr, f=re§, 
 
 fa**SJ, fe*TC*T?f. See Coura- 
 geous. 
 Boldness, ^ffd, fe*?*T, sJfasft, 
 B*qf. See Courage. 
 
 A Bolster, ffffofr, feriW. 
 The Bolt of a door. wf[. 
 
 To Bolt, srrflr-fasrj or qttg. 
 
 A Bond, (/ie), ^q. 
 A written Bond, afrrit, ^fif, ^f . 
 A Bond of agreement. 3T«rf?r3T3". 
 A Bone. fj f fff, fit, (of a fish 
 
 Bones remaining after the crema- 
 tion of a body, qr^", *f??ft, ^f- 
 
 Bony, full of bones, 37fe^*. 
 
 A Book, torj, qtsft, g*3J, qPT, 
 (small) JTfc^r. 
 
 A bag or cover for a Book, qtfc- 
 
 #t, frrqr^t. 
 
 A Book-binder. ^?^ ffa^TKr, 
 
 A Boon. 3R, q-^", TOjfrST. 
 
 A Boot. qroc 
 
 Borax. gST??!", WHJTf^"/. 
 
 Border, fcRlff, ^=ft, *Hfc 
 
 To Bore. ^^-rir-^t^, ^°T, 
 
 (pearls fyc.) fq^°T, (the ear or 
 
 nostril) frq^f. 
 To be Born. wpqoT sffqq. 
 To Borrow. vT«*TC j, ^fr-S>*fcr- 
 
 Borrowed. JRvJC 
 
 The Bosom. 3T3". See Breast. 
 
 Both, ff, I?. 
 
 To Bother, ^qrfOT, sRTr^T. See 
 
 To Annoy. 
 To be B othered. f 5Tf S^far - fa- 
 
 A Bottle. sJteJr, ^ft* 
 
 The Bottom part of any thing. 
 
 Of the Bottom. |sfr. 
 
 Bottom (power of endurance), sj. 
 
BRA 
 
 15 
 
 BRI 
 
 A Bough. Gf^*. See Branch. 
 Bound, (tied) ffqt, (in bonds) 
 
 To be Bound. f SPT, frfasPT. 
 
 A Boundary. 3TJT, ?=Nfr,st3T, Sta, 
 ¥<f. 
 
 Boundless. tffc, s TTr^" , f ^f . 
 
 Bountiful. 3T?TF^", ^ft. See Gen- 
 erous. 
 
 To Bow. f?Ng-, ^I'J, frSSJ, T- 
 
 To Bow down (in reverence). Tf^t 
 
 A Bow (weapon). B)& r %mff. 
 A Bow-shot. <fK" vsrr q«r. 
 A Bow-string. f^f|, 5tf^\ 
 Bowing. f^r^^rT, f^f^fcT, (down in 
 prayer) fa^t. 
 
 A Bowl. mziKt, q-ff , fort, fq^f^r, 
 
 A Box. ^<T37, W, (small) tfjfr, 
 A Box with the fist. gr^f, *T3T, 
 A Boy. tlfar^:, ^if^Kt, ^^, 
 Boyhood. STJ%Tl?. 
 
 Boyish, fsrfarmr. 
 
 A Brace (of birds). 2"*ir. 
 
 A Bracelet (various forms). <T#- 
 
 tfpct, 3*ft, feqwr. ifee Arm 
 
 ornaments. 
 Brackish. *SKT. 
 A Brahman. ^faoj\ sfrSI !. 
 A Braid of hair in front, ifigr, 3?- 
 
 The Brain, faf /. fq-<j/. fa^, *T- 
 
 srr^r, q^, %r^r. s 
 
 Bran. 3T?1T />^;, ^ /?Zw:, s?pj. 
 
 A Branch, zrrfr, srCt, srr*?r, 55TT. 
 
 A Brand (mark). 3"|7T, spr. 
 
 To Brand. 3W fe*T^, S"OT, 37*PJ. 
 
 A Branding instrument. v?rJT°Tt 
 
 Brass. fq^TeT. 
 
 A Brave man. hIt§\ ^f3"^\ H*rf. 
 
 See Hero. 
 Of a Brave man. eftrFTT, fl^Wf. 
 Bravery. nfKWtt, ^fr^ft, tf*tt£. 
 Bravo. STPTfo, WW, ST^ffr, 
 
 To Bray, ffsn-oj. 
 
 Brazen. qf^r#r. 
 
 A Brazier. spRI"* 
 
 Bread, JjRt, U^T, ^TFT. ^ee Food, 
 
 Breadth. qj%UC, ^T, %, tffSrft. 
 
 A Breadth of cloth. v?^". cf3T. 
 
 To Break (acf.). JTspj, fr^^T, ?f- 
 
 S^r, #?^T, (a rope) ftRq. 
 To Break (new.). *T!Fr,£?<J, («* 
 
 a rope) flnfj, (as da?/) ttjoj. 
 The Break of day. frit^F^ " 
 Breakfast. %^. 
 The Breast. ®\$[ t S^, ff M, ^fft, 
 
 «*. 
 Breath, tfrf , qj, TOR. 
 A Breeze, ffc, rf^l , ¥3"!T. 
 A Bribe. ^, 5JJ, ^^^T, 3Tt°ff. 
 To Bribe. ?i\ etc. fe^of, tf^. 
 One who takes Bribes. ?r^. 
 A Brick, ftf^. 
 A Brickbat. faust- 
 A Bricklayer. TX%. 
 A Brickmaker. f^n^cT. 
 A Bride. J^fft, 5?rfi, ?3t- 
 Of a Bride's family. <pTK?r. 
 One of the Bride's party. Jftsft. 
 A Bridegroom. qrj, ?T[ff, ^sfr, 
 
BRO 
 
 16 
 
 BUF 
 
 Of a Bridegroom's family. ?|Z?f. 
 The Bridegroom's party. Sf^T. 
 One of the Bridegroom's party. 
 
 A Bridge, sffr, Trfe, crfo, <fJTCqf. 
 
 A Bridle. mm€\ t WW. 
 
 Bright. STST^, €rfaW, {in color) 
 
 To Brighten (make bright). f^T- 
 
 To Brighten (become bright), f 5 ^- 
 
 Brightness. ^JTST, ffsqr, 3^537?, 
 
 The Brim of any thing. eR-^r. /Sfec 
 Edge. 
 
 Brimful, *t*?tPc, ^^rrarfr, p£*rr^, 
 
 Brimstone. af^, JTrftR, srr^r- 
 
 To Bring. 8Tr°l^T, ^ ^T^q. 
 To Bring up. f^TT^, qr«^T. 
 To Bring forth. (young-) ^0707^ 
 
 (5e delivered) f^3TR°T. 
 A Brinjal (vegetable). qrgrq. 
 A Brink. *rP<", 3TT, 3Rt 
 Brittle. ?RT^f. 
 
 • S5 
 
 Broad, tP^ff, flTp^RT, <f 51T<ST. 
 
 Broad-cloth. *R[rT. 
 
 Brocade. ^tHsTPJ, STTOg, rfrH. 
 
 Broken. i}W, *Tflt. 
 
 A Broker. ^srar. 
 
 Brokerage, or Brocage. 5"5rr^t. 
 
 A Brood of young birds. ^, 
 
 A Broom, ^ftft, fltnft. 
 Broth. ^ff. See Soup. 
 A Brother. *JTC, W?, ST?f; elder 
 brother, 3TST. 
 
 A Brother-in-law. (Ausftand's 
 brother) $-^- f flKT, (wife's 
 brother) Bl&f, (sister's husband) 
 5r°ftf%^Tr, (wife's sisters hus- 
 band) *jg\ 
 
 Brotherhood. *TrS*flft, *JTftft, 
 
 *rrro£, fausfi". 
 
 Brotherless. P^lTRf. 
 To Browbeat. StfW, S^fCJ- 
 Brown. m£\, STRscTrC, TO - , ( Aair, 
 complexion) 3T^r, wfr, (a Wse) 
 
 A Bruise. %;, qrj, ftof, £ee 
 
 Dint. 
 To Bruise. fcpTCT, Pw^J, fa- 
 
 qoj. 
 A Brush made of hair, cR-^ft, 3Kr- 
 
 =%, (for flies) %fT, sffc See | 
 
 Broom. 
 Brushwood. 5TFffc, 5ffifr. 
 Brutal. faCW. 
 Brutality. ffl^qoi. 
 A Bubble. $\Zf, qjfw, JjpT. 
 A Bubbling noise, (as 0/ a hooka 
 
 in smoking) . sj^^f , «TSf fe. 
 A Bubby. TO, 5#t, (small, of a 
 
 girl) %f. 
 A Bubo. |3T°T, rr^ft"' 
 A Bucket of leather, efrfr, #f- 
 
 A Buckle, SffRr. 
 
 A Bud. ^FT^t, gfe^t, a?fe. 
 
 A Buffalo, (male) grff, ^r^T, f/e- 
 
 male) ^, M%, (calf) f*j. See 
 
 Calf. 
 Of a Buffalo. UT^T, Trlt. 
 A Buffalo-herd. ^ifr^. 
 A herd of Buffalos. VWIW. 
 A Buffet. ^. See Blow, Bdx, 
 
 Slap. 
 
BUS 
 
 17 
 
 CAL 
 
 A Bug. gfaq. 
 
 Bugloss. JTif^r. 
 
 To Build. &^ot ^°T, s?rfcROT. 
 
 • V5 ' S3 ' SJ 
 
 To Build up, or close up, (a door- 
 way, fyc). ^iq. 
 A Building. Hlftif, mi, s^kT. 
 A Bull. sir, S"?ff ; a free bull, 
 
 . s3 7 • ' 
 
 A Bullet, afrd, jfr^t", #t^. 
 
 A Bullock. grafr, \jfiT, (young-) 
 
 s|<fi' ; a plough bullock, §T0 ; 
 
 a pack bullock, <%£[, «fR!t ; one 
 
 trained to a water wheel, qrft. 
 A Bullock-driver. v?r57f, TTTfC- 
 To Bully. w*j t fev*«J, STfrrCJ. 
 A Bump. iT[v??r. 
 A Bunch. SJJT. 
 A Bundle. zffe£\ } %1 , (of clothes) 
 
 ptr, (0/ grass, 4rc) Jjtf , *T j, 
 
 A Burden, ^f*j\ 
 
 A Burial-ground. ?T^TJT. 
 
 ° S3 SJ 
 
 To Burn (act.). m^T, W3*J. 
 To Burn (neu.). *jtot ; away (be 
 consumed), ?3TJIjr, ^5, Sf^q. 
 A Burning ground. £T^", IT^R. 
 To Burnish, jj^ot fa^CT. 
 
 V5 7 s> 
 
 A Burnisher, ^fffr. 
 
 To Burst (act.). 9TR^, fccq. 
 
 To Burst (neu.). qTCT, faraj, 
 
 A Burst of passion, &/C. 3rft,fTE- 
 
 Tr. £ee Fit. 
 To Bury, qx°T, fa^T. 
 
 ** e- vs ' ss ss 
 
 A Bush, f3T,*r£t, 3*T. 
 
 • Os 7 • Os ' \s 
 
 Business. 3TJT ? r*T , ^JT^r^f, "€ r«T» 
 
 . S3 ' 'S3 V3 ' S3 ' 
 
 ' S3 
 
 A Bustle, Bustling, f ^TJ%. 
 
 Busy. ^r. 
 
 To be Busy. ^T^J. 
 
 But. qr, q°r. 
 
 A Butcher. eFlW, ^fCtefC- 
 
 To Butt. 5LT=Tr— 2T5R-^- - ^ajtrr. 
 
 Ct\ s» 
 
 Butter. 3??iq. 
 
 S3 
 
 Clarified Butter, or Ghi. fi)%. 
 Ghi &c. put into bread. JTTCJ, flij; 
 bread prepared with GAi, &c. 
 
 ?rrirs?r,3Wr. 
 
 sj 7 
 
 A seller of clarified Butter, or Ghi. 
 
 To Butter. qrWj. 
 
 A Butterfly. qfqr. 
 
 Buttermilk, ^fq, *T#T, urft?, ?*r£r, 
 
 The act of Butting, spr , £*^\ 
 A Buttock. q-rf^.Tff. 
 
 \a s» " \a • 
 
 A Button. f!fr, i\€\, jfSfTflr. 
 A Button hole, or loop for the but- 
 ton. qrr#V<wrfe; srff. 
 To Buy. pT?f q, gfcc ^°r, JsTpCS" 
 
 Buying. ?^fta". 
 Buying and selling, %-ft^ft. 
 A Buzz, Buzzing. jJTjW^iTK, 
 iTajq-fq- ircr^r. #ee Hum. 
 
 S9 S3 'S3 
 
 By. (denoting instrument) %\ f 
 STPJ,*?, (cause) 3^",*t, (ag*en*) 
 
 c 
 
 A Cable. ^Tf , (/or fastening- 
 boats) qrrf. 
 
 A Cage. fqrfW^t- 
 
 A flat Cake, of flour (0/ various 
 kinds). Kift t iR$\,ft& t igfilit t 
 
 A thick Cake. frfc^I", ^RT. 
 
 ' ss 
 
 A Calamity. afrqtfrT, f^q"^T, *Tf°ft, 
 3 
 
CAN 
 
 18 
 
 OAR 
 
 To Calculate. JT°jq t WI, ^r 
 
 SRTq. 
 Calculation. flH^t, ar*3T, fftfrj, 
 
 A Caldron. S^fif. 
 
 A Calf. 7J[f\ ; buffalo's (male), 
 
 *fr, qTff, (female) «riy, qffl. 
 TheCalf of the leg. j*t, fT=ft. 
 A Call. flg, ?^5T, fff, €f^r. 
 To Call. #r5$, flsq; 
 To Call out. sif-^fc-^q- £ee 
 
 To Bawl, 
 
 Callous. <? ( gt, sra<j. 
 
 A Calm, fa^rc, Tfcfir, rc. 
 
 To Calm. s*r?q, fliRr 9iTq. See 
 To Appease. 
 
 To grow Calm. W^. 
 
 Calmness. tfjfcT, SIT* 
 
 To Calumniate. iTiM^-tfJircq. 
 
 Calumny. %3", ^^T, ^TTR. 
 
 Cambric, ^if #, OTSTTOt. 
 
 A Camel, (male) sj, jrqr, ^2T, 
 (female) sfar, srNt, $*ft f (?/0Mn«- 
 suckling-) jfcf r> jjjff^ <fpf r> ( y 
 various ao-es) JTrSttcT, JRTff , *T- 
 
 «|. fergr , fair, ^ f ttj-,W, 
 
 A strong Camel. ^i?t. 
 
 A riding Camel. *T?^, fllfeqt. 
 
 Of a Camel. Bfiit. 
 
 Camel's hair, fafcS'g'. 
 
 A Camel-man. arfaflT, ^, 
 
 A Camel-rider. &tf£f. 
 
 A Camp. ^3T. 
 
 A Camp-follower. 3v?*T?. 
 
 A Campaign. 3Tft*T 
 
 Camphire. 3Tq"^". 
 
 A Canal (of tdrious sizes). %\W, 
 
 *ft, *Njt, ft|f v ^ ^ ^. 
 
 See Water course. 
 
 The tail part of a Canal. qtfs'ft. 
 
 A Canal-digger. ^rfc? 3 ?r. 
 
 A Canal-measurer. *3N5J^\ 
 
 Canal-digging. *3\£\. 
 
 To Cancel, ^zq, qftq, ^ ^q. 
 
 Cancer (the Sign). ^. 
 
 Candid, ^^f, snfr. 
 
 A Candle. ^mr- 
 
 A Candle stick. ST^R". 
 
 A Cane, See Reed, Rattan, &c. 
 
 A Cannon. ^PTT. 
 
 A Cannon-ball. #st, 3TKr, €fc 
 
 A Canopy, ^3T, sr^FJ. 
 
 A Cantonment. §Tf, 3^3T^\ 
 
 A Cap. z\q), Z(<T, (pointed, of a 
 
 fukeer) ^^f t ^. 
 Capable. ?Mr3T, rflf^rr^. See 
 
 Fit. 
 Capital (stock). JTvfl,^. 
 Capricious. <TUd, *tf^, ^ft. 
 Capricorn. 2T3>^\ 
 To Captivate. 5T?rq, ^q, (the 
 
 understanding or affections) 
 
 *fa 3^q, #rt q. 
 
 To be Captivated. 97Sq. 
 
 A Captive. *f£t. 
 
 Captivity. 5T17, sfr, 3TJ. 
 
 A Car. irrff. 
 
 A Caravan. W$. 
 
 A Caravansary. 33Trf^. 
 
 A Carcase. c?PT, £%: See Corpse. 
 
 7 «vSS * 
 
 To Card (cotton). ffcrq, (with 
 the fingers) rfaq. 
 
 An instrument (a bow) for Card- 
 ing, fqsrfq. 
 
 A Carder of cotton. ftsnTT, 3Tr- 
 ml 
 
 A pack of Cards, or the game. 
 
 One Card of a pack. <Tf3ft. 
 
CAR 
 
 19 
 
 CAV 
 
 Care. (carefulness q. v.) BW&, 
 
 *wrr, sre\ ztw, tufa, wwi, 
 
 (heed, regard) BW f Ilk, m, 
 To Care for (heed), g^r ^oj, 
 To have Care. tfiffsor. SK^TST. 
 To take Care of. si?<J, flKfr-tf- 
 
 *rr%-TO j, sts<j, <trtj, ewj, 
 
 Free from Care. aTTTPffr. 
 Requiring Care, Carefully. *T3T- 
 
 Careful. ^?fe, fl%?T. 
 Carefulness. tfts", ^IST,^^, *hN 
 
 *T, ^rfO. #ee Care. 
 Careless. tfe%, *Trfq7<3\ 
 Carelessness. JTfiWt, farSTSt, *?- 
 
 Caresses, Caressing. &\% f ^W~ 
 
 A Carpenter. mif f s*3J, ^f • 
 A Carpet. fJT?*T, TO^T, <raf, 
 
 Carriage (/or conveying-), qfsz- 
 
 A Carrot. JTSH:, IR*; f^rTft, f%- 
 *ft *PHT; pickled carrots, 3Tr- 
 
 Si ' \J V9 
 
 To Carry. OTJ, 2TSJ. 
 
 To Carry away. ?jroft «j qoj, frw. 
 
 To Carry through. f=T»Trf^T. See 
 
 To Complete. 
 To Carry on. %&\l*J. Sec To 
 
 Conduct. 
 Expense of Carrying. ^Fft, ?- 
 
 A Cart, sfafr, Trff , if ft. 
 
 A Carter. iflifaR. 
 
 A Cartridge-box. fawr. 
 
 To Carve (cm/ ouf). 3"f^!J, aff- 
 air. 
 
 A Case in law. urfa<*r. 
 
 A Case, (cover) ^Rf , (of cloth) 
 'fTsT, iM", (over merchant's stores) 
 
 Cash. *3lw, fff , d^, ^TTTJ, 
 
 To Cash a bill. iT?: !. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Cashewnut. W$(- 
 
 Cassia, lig. vT5T. 
 
 Cassia, fistula, 3T*Tp37^. 
 
 The leaf of the Cassia laurus. 3T- 
 
 To Cast (throw.) fqoj, sfefc- 
 
 To Cast away. fq=rfr ST'C'J, sfe- 
 
 sr&r, sjwusr. 
 
 VJ ' ss 
 
 To Cast (metals), qtzy, ffRy. 
 
 Cast in a mould. 1152". 
 
 A Cast (fri&e). STlfr. 
 
 Of good or high Cast. 5f ffflft 
 
 The Castle at chess. 3^, 
 
 The Castor oil plant. I^q. 
 
 To Castrate, (a man) *#r€r 3f *<$ , 
 
 (brutes) JS^^-^K^- 
 A Cat. fasft, qr^rTt, ft^T, TTflt. 
 A Catamite. iffS , *TTC, ^J, 
 
 To Catch. %&*}, (as a thing 
 
 falling) %zuj. 
 Cat-gut. faj, ^r*T. 
 A Caterpillar. BWZ. 
 Cat's-eyed. trfr, farfJTCT. 
 Cattle, ffr jp/w. 
 A Cattle-pen. <rrst, 3*7f<J. See 
 
 Pen. 
 Cavalry. aT^R"/^. H^IT />*«. 
 A Cave, mt, *PC. 
 
CElt 
 
 20 
 
 CHA 
 
 A Caviller, ffsft, ^ft, fsrft. 
 A Cavity. <fps\ 
 
 To be Caught (to slick, or be en- 
 snared), qrrn^, qr^^r, ^^. 
 A Cause, m?, ^R%, ^R"T. 
 
 S3 ' ' S3 
 
 To Cause. 37US"°r. When this 
 
 S3 
 
 verb is used governing another, 
 it is expressed by putting the 
 latter into its causal form. 
 Causelessly. ^riTf, ST^C^K, 
 
 A Cause-way. «jf£r. 
 
 To Cauterize. ?^,37*FT. 
 
 A Cautery. 3>T, q7?T. 
 
 J • S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 Caution, Cautiousness. Btf, W~ 
 Cautious. OTT, H<Tf , TTr^T. 
 
 S3 S3 7 S3 ' os 
 
 To Caw. e&ftf s^or. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Cease (act.). ^ftf-sffr-^oT. 
 To Cease, ^neu.). ffa-tfa-fa- 
 
 A Ceiling. f^fa", ^fcf ; various 
 kinds of ceilings, rn^xTPTf^T, ^T- 
 
 5"5cff5r, gs^r, m^risw. 
 
 Celebrated. ^TRSW, ^TRt, *tt- 
 ET^", =Ti^r^". See Famous. 
 
 A Cellar. jgfr, (for hiding- 
 things in) tt%z. 
 
 ^ sy 
 
 Per Cent. tffovgT. 
 
 A Centipede. ^mft, ^tffTlO. 
 
 The Centre, JT^r %^. 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 Centuple. B&tft. 
 A Century, gift. 
 A Ceremony (religious rite), fifr- 
 
 Certain. stf?, 3rT, *ffiT?T, f^ft%, 
 ?Tf 3far, fad, 53%. 
 
 SJ 7 ' S3 
 
 Certainly. i^fcf , ST^", ?^*iT^, 
 
 *R%, QSff, f ^C. £ ee Certain . 
 
 A Certainty, faff ^f, 73T, ^Rf,^ff. 
 
 Cerumen. ^ ift JJ^". 
 Chaff. j| f (AwsA: of different 
 grainsj'h, ^d, jit, ffr, eft. 
 
 Chaffering. ?ft?qte. 
 A Chain. «f^,^C 
 A Chair. 3R3?*, TTT^. 
 Chalk. ?gTt f ^3t. 
 A Chamber. ^[i) t ^ST. 
 Chance. ^5ff. 
 
 By Chance. ST!FT<?r. See Acci- 
 dentally. 
 To Chancre. qz^T, qZlfvr, TiTT. 
 
 ° S3 I O * s» 
 
 A Chaplet of flowers. feffCT. 
 A Chapter. ^5, spQtW, W(W. 
 
 Character. ^\l t (good) ^Tlf^f , 
 
 qrfa. 
 
 Charcoal. ?£[$&{ plu. q&i; plu. 
 A Charge. (accusation) <TfqT, 
 
 f/a/sej ^f , 3?fr. 
 Charge (trust)- fsrRf. 
 In Charge. ?p, faar, faqr. 
 Recommending to one's Charge. 
 
 Charitable. qrtff. 
 
 Charity. <TR, 5H - , «Tf , ^, §"- 
 
 Given in Charity, qrflfe, ^Rffifc 
 A Charm. J}^, jfe, ife, qftoft, J?r- 
 ff=ft, ^rfcgfr, STtfJT. /See Amu- 
 let. 
 To Charm. JTTf^, (as a remedy) 
 
 A Charmer. JTi'^T. See Bewitcher. 
 
 Charming, tff ff ft, ^ff =T. 
 
 Chaste, tffft, ^^t. 
 
 Chastisement. U^fa, TIT. 
 
 Chastity. ^, 5fj. 
 
 Chat. rfrfcT. See Talk. 
 
 To Chatter. f*or ^fror S^oT, 
 
 S3 ' SS ' s> ' 
 
 ST370T, ^TOTCJ, ^^J- 
 
CHI 
 
 21 
 
 CIR 
 
 A Chatterer. 3H^,SP*fr, sR^lft, 
 Chattering. ^ fm, f iff^t, f%#- 
 
 f*?#, dff, rnFT, ^£fr, *r<ffr, 
 
 ^^RFT, siZlfe, essfa. 
 Cheap. fiiW, (fallen in price) 
 
 wit. 
 
 Cheapness. flfRTT?, H5T^, J?r£f, 
 To Cheat. 3"Jpf. See To Deceive. 
 A Cheat. srr, s?fHJ, ST-Tt, frff, 
 
 To be Cheated. 3"flT?;J, 3:^^^. 
 Cheating. gqr, WT^T, firft, %ft, 
 
 sfprr. £ee Deceit. 
 To Check (restrain), g^JT, ^27- 
 
 A Check. §j^, *1Z^\Z, fr^T- 
 Check (a/ chess), ^rf. 
 Checkmated. JTPT. 
 A Cheerful person. ^fsrfa 3 ?^, 
 
 The Cheek. Tfv, TjlZl, fa£. 
 
 A Cheese. q=Tte". 
 
 Chess, ^tfa. 
 
 A Chess-board, Pf HR\ 
 
 The Chest. 3XS\ ur#T. 
 
 Chestnut (a horse). ^f^T. 
 
 To Chew. ^RT, ^Tre^T. 
 
 The noise made in Chewing. 
 
 To Chide. sffiTOT, fg«^<T, 3¥qRT 
 
 Chief, %ff. 
 
 A Chief. ^fk", <T$f 3TH, ^#f JRT, 
 
 mong- traders) g#, (of fish- 
 ermen #c.) 37?*ifW. -. 
 
 A Child, ire, Hi - , trrsj, fairer, 
 
 (as s/i/Z wanting- discretion) 
 Tf HIT, *T^3\ 
 
 Child-birth. fa 3 ?*T. See Lying- in. 
 
 Sj JO 
 
 Child-hood, ^prjqojt, srSrar, wr- 
 Childish. sfrmr, irfarcrar. 
 
 Childless, fafff. 
 
 One having many Children. JTW- 
 
 To grow Chill. 3T°T, fa*ufej[nr. 
 
 A Chimney. TORI", *T3Trcr. 
 
 A Chin, ^[fr, fffft. 
 
 China-root. ^fa^ffit. 
 
 China-ware. =Cl^t. 
 
 A Chink. ^ftc. 
 
 Chinls. sjfer. 
 
 A Chip. £f£f. 
 
 The Chirping of a bird. fort. 
 
 A Chisel, t?f, t^t ; a large kind 
 
 of chisel, g?rrer t?r. 
 
 A Choice, C^rC- 
 
 Without Choice, aftfa, ^fe. 
 
 To Choke (acf.). g£oj, fT^CT, 
 
 • ss 
 
 Cholera morbus. q^[\ 
 
 To Choose. fcrq^, =3sFT, q^ffr 
 
 S» Sj ' »V' S» ' 
 
 A Chooser, g-orf, ^fff. 
 
 To Chop, ttvr, f^°j, f%Nr?r, 
 
 ?f3T°T, (sfraic) ^fat 11 !, 37^ q\ 
 
 ♦• S3 ' \ ' -O S3 ' S» S» 
 
 Chopped straw. ^faft. 
 
 A Chord (string-), *rrt. 
 
 A Churn, or pot used as such, 
 
 To Churn. f3#?<J. 
 
 A Churn-staff. *Tfa[°rt, J?f«r»T!?r. 
 
 Cinnamon. STHfcft. 
 
 A Cipher (mark for nothing-). ?nft. 
 
 A Circle. ^TW, ^ffW, fW, <ff- 
 
 rtf. 
 
 A Circuit. <TT^", 3^. 
 To Circumcise. ^fift' 7 !". 
 
CLE 
 
 22 
 
 CLO 
 
 Circumcision. 3IW, <TSTC, ^fe^", 
 
 The operator in Circumcision. «r*T|\ 
 A Circumference. qrr, JTfsr, fa^f. 
 Circumspect. jrr°T. See Cautious. 
 A Circumstance. ?nfc>C. 
 Circumstances (state). %$\& t ff^r, 
 
 Circumvention. cN", 3^", ?5fr, 
 
 A Citron. FjTSf. 
 
 A City, srr^-, ^^ 
 
 A Claim. <mr, f/akej ^ arft, 
 
 A Claimant. srfftj (/a/«ej =3fw, 
 
 Clamour. afiT, ?5T, ^T, affJITT. 
 
 /See Outcry. 
 To Clamour. JTR" &c. ^FT^T. 
 A Clang, Clangour. S3T373T, ST- 
 
 Claret-colored. srfa%. 
 
 To Clasp. %&*$, T1 13*r* 
 
 A Clasp-knife, ^"f^. 
 
 A Class (orrfer). ^<rfr. 
 
 A Claw. #f,<#?n 
 
 To Claw. qfvTT, rt^oT. 
 
 Clay, ^eft fa*t, (for plaster) *fo. 
 
 Clean. ^qfTr, SffiT, ffsfr, STSTJ ." 
 
 To Clean. STrf&c ^J. 
 
 To Clean by rubbing. JH 3 !" ?", 
 
 To Clean grain. f??f &T, #JT. 
 Cleanliness, Cleanness. tfTTIT, 9f* 
 
 Clear. W7T, ^Tf, ffNtf 1 , (no* 
 
 confused) f%rf. 
 Clear-spoken. ^srfsJ^T*}". 
 To Clear up (the weather). SfttRT- 
 
 The Clearing up of the weather. 
 
 A Cleft. vfTJS", *t^« 
 
 Clemency. wrST, rCJ, SPOT. 
 
 Clement. SffSfflW , *Tf jft, 3W. 
 
 A Clerk. J??*? , 3?rfipft, 3"^Kt. 
 
 Clever. J?3\ 
 
 A Clew of thread. trN 
 
 A Clew (trace). tfJT, \ftf. 
 
 Climate. ^STRtm. 
 
 To Climb. ^f or. 
 
 A Climber, ^rscr. 
 
 To Clip, ^faw 
 
 A Cloak, jffaor, ^^r?r. 
 
 A Clod, farrc^r^r. 
 
 A Clocking hen. .refer ^frfr ; 
 
 her nest of eggs, s?f^T. 
 To Close (act.). <TT°J, TO<T ST- 
 
 To Close (contract the hand, eyes, 
 
 To Close (new.). cyjft-q^T-qspr, 
 
 Close (near). ^ifr^fa, 5TJ?flfr, 
 
 Close (dense, thick,). mif f T|"ffr. 
 
 Closeness of weather. qz t 3RT3TfT, 
 ^•}fr. #ee Sultriness. 
 
 Closeness (from want of ventila- 
 tion). IFST. 
 
 Cloth, ^fofr, (woollen) ^Rrrf. 
 
 To Clothe. ^rcj, wrc?j. 
 
 A Cloth merchant, f SffST. 
 Clothes. «R"fa\2T jo/w. 8%^ pJw. 
 Jf^ p/w, #ee Apparel. 
 
 A suit of Clothes. q?fr, <ri5rr*ar. 
 
 A Cloud, qr^, TCf ^rqj, ^J; 
 
 a light cloud, 3"f. 
 Cloudiness. gTT, SRT^r, ^K^T. 
 Cloudy weather. ?TtfT, ^Ff, ^ft, 
 
COL 
 
 23" 
 
 COM 
 
 A Clove, tfrir. 
 
 To be Cloyed. §TT3TJ, 21 TJ. Sec 
 To be Satiated. 
 
 A Club. Frfar ; various kinds of 
 clubs tfiit, ^T5RT, ST3?,^ifi?r, 
 $&*f, ffT; (of iron), 3J^. 
 
 A Cluster of grapes, fyc. tJJTT, 
 
 afreTf. 
 
 A Clump of trees, ^vfl, ?#iv2"ff. 
 To Coagulate. sW p T. 
 A Coagulator for milk. ^ffT. 
 A Coal, (live) Z\ff t ^Trf?T^t, ^T- 
 
 3^, (dead) $H<*r, ^W^. 
 Coarse. 1|U. 
 A Coat. ^m. fjjvfi. 
 Cobbling. ifrS'off. 
 A Cobweb. |TKr. 
 Cochineal, faffj^. 
 A Cock. 3T3Tv?". 
 
 \» \3 \» 
 
 A Cockade. ^Tf. 
 
 A Cockroach. faff, Jffaft. 
 
 The Cockscomb flower, g^lff. 
 
 A Cocoanut. RTCC ^TK^". 
 
 The kernel of a Cocoanut. JJKr, 
 
 One half of a split Cocoanut. 
 
 The fibres round a Cocoanut. 3Tr- 
 
 !HT. 
 The Codpiece in drawers, fp^h 
 Coffee, grr?r, jjqr. 
 The Cog of a wheel. &?ff. 
 A Coil. q"^\ cfcr. 
 Coin, Coinage. ffJ^f, *srf. 
 Cold (adj.). sjqt, HJ, *faf . 
 Cold (sub.)/ $\* f >jftr, ^ff . 
 A Cold. vfV, ^f, («« horses) 
 
 The Cold season. fflSflTr. 
 To grow Cold. ff^or. 
 
 Coldness. ^Rf f ^TfpT, est. 
 The Collar of a garment, fjirff^". 
 A dog's Collar, qft. 
 To Collapse. artTSJor, grifrg-sfor. 
 To Collect (act.), JT3-3k3T-lN^- 
 
 S3 » J 
 
 To Collect (debts, fyc), SiTP?tJT, 
 
 GS-5 V3 
 
 Collected, 5Rr, *T3 , f^rfr. 
 
 To be Collected. Tfl^T ; (debts, 
 
 taxes, fyc. ) sfJTCT. 
 Collecting, Collection. ^3"77r^* f s ^f- 
 
 A Collector of taxes. cT^jlSSW; 
 of outstanding debts, STITT, s?f* 
 
 mm. 
 
 A Collector-ship. cTftfte^pft. 
 
 Collyrium. ^rfxf, §W- 
 
 Coloquintida (bitter apple), z W. 
 
 A Colour. ^SC^T. 
 
 To Colour. ^3^. 
 
 A Colt. ^ff. 
 
 A Comb. <F°Tt, VFUZf. 
 
 A Comb-maker. t f7 D Tt^T^T* 
 
 To Comb, qr^ft few. 
 
 To Come. bj^ot. 
 
 To Ccme out. faf3>T*T. 
 
 a Comet, ^rsr^-^rsri^r-j^- 
 
 Comfort. ZBmi, fcftsf . F^. 
 Comfortable. qq\ g^r tfr*tr. 
 
 \j 'S3 ' 
 
 In Coming and going. ferfssfeRf , 
 A Command. ^JT, ^Tr^r. 
 
 SJS5 sj 7 
 
 To Command (order). |jg ST^oT, 
 
 A Commander. ^cffc. £ee .4 
 
 Chief. 
 Commendation. srfffa, WKR- 
 
 £ee Praise. 
 
COM 
 
 24 
 
 CON 
 
 A Commentary. Jl^T, SHX?". 
 Commerce. 3®l$\, ^k^f'TRr^". 
 A Commissi an (paper conveying 
 
 authority), *fit, TOr?$. 
 To Commit, or do. 3R°r. 
 Common. 3TnT. 
 A Companion, tfpft, £jft, 53^, 
 
 Company (fellowship). j^^Jj- 
 
 Company (#n assembly). JJ«5T£T, 
 
 .See Band. 
 To Compare. JT?T"J, fT^rlWr 3T*J, 
 
 A Comparing, Comparison. JT£, 
 
 In Comparison with. $f^f, s??9T, 
 
 A Compartment (partition), ^"f- 
 
 A pair of Compasses. q"JTr^", 7- 
 
 Compassion. ?T?ir, «ft"ST, <f*Tr, W, 
 
 An object of Compassion. fTrsaT^ft. 
 Compassionate. IT, STOP?!, ^flt, 
 
 Competition. <£ter. 
 
 A Competitor. <fl0IT(. 
 
 A Complainant. 3"rct, TT^rfsrY. 
 
 A Complaint. 5??, <J7*lf*". 
 
 A false Complaint. ^W, ^€\, £- 
 
 Complete. q"0- See Entire. 
 To Complete. fW^T, fSJrsy, 
 
 Completed. fTflTfl"* 
 
 To be Completed. f^f^J, sfo- 
 
 F°T, ^°t, TIFT. 
 Completely, %mq f qfr^T, qrfr, *jfr. 
 
 To Com 
 
 Completeness, Completion. fat- 
 
 u,fa&rcr, w$\ 
 
 Compliments. *J3TT. 
 
 To Compose, f Jo /onn^ «fr?<T, 
 5T°r, fas an author) ^°T, 
 sfrfaflT 3RT°T. /See To calm. 
 
 To Compound. JTTOf , fa8T?<J. 
 
 Compounded. 1TO, TTJHf- 
 
 To Comprehend. ^BJSTT, T^? !, 
 
 Comprehension. fl*T§r, ^3", ^T- 
 press. 5"?°r, ^Ff °J, 3'4°T, 
 
 V3 
 
 To adjust by Compromise, -fi^, 
 
 Compulsion. vsTf^", tffiTrC. 
 
 A Comrade. tf pft, flTR , Iff f , 
 
 To Conceal. fr$Trj, spFTC^J, 
 
 3"fFT. 
 
 \» 
 
 Concealed. 3T5Tf, vT^J, 3"J, <Tf5fcft 
 To be Concealed. f*Rr<T, ^q^r. j 
 
 A Concealer of another's faults. 
 
 Self-Conceit. ftff. 
 Conceited. Z$( } fafqR^r. 
 To Conceive. frfc if *OTJ, ST- 
 *TST<T. 
 
 N9 sa 
 
 To Conceive in the womb. ^f^"- 
 
 5FT, q^S* fli P^T 3 ?^. £ee Pregnant. 
 
 Conception (notion). g^, tfiJST, 
 
 Concern (business). qr^T, 3TJJ. 
 Concern (care). tfUr, *fc^". #«« 
 
 Care. 
 A Conch. *rc?T, 5THT. 
 To Conclude. PW<T, qfr ^W. 
 The Conclusion. %W, ^Tr^^T, 3 ?<T, 
 
 fatJ3T, Tf r°ft. 
 
CON 
 
 25 
 
 CON 
 
 In Conclusion, ^ffzr, affair. 
 Concord. %s, *n#r, 3WIZ. 
 
 sj 7 7 
 
 A Concubine. FITRT, *ftfaf°T, fa- 
 
 Condition (state). W{&,%3&,JW, 
 
 A visit of Condolence on a friend's 
 
 decease. T^foft, ^nTT ^ 
 Conduct (behaviour), ^[fs, fsfa. 
 To Conduct {manage). |"5Jff°T, 
 
 NS ' s» 
 
 A Cone. %:. 
 
 A Confection (of fruits). T$m. 
 
 Confectionary. fJTsTfC. 
 
 A Confectioner. f^H[. 
 
 A Confederate. sT^Hf , HPjt. See 
 
 Accomplice, Comrade. 
 A Conference. vsRR^srrs, tfSTf . 
 
 \3 S3 S3 ' 
 
 To Confess. ^r^T, T^FT. 
 
 si 7 sj 
 
 A Confident, gTRTt- 
 ' To Confide. fatfrCT. 
 
 V3 
 
 Confidence (trust). ^ffl"sF, ?fa- 
 
 *rrc <tfffr, Jrusr, *riSr. 
 
 Confidence (boldness). fa^SITC, 
 
 To Confine, *ffc-1rfc-3rr 5 J. 
 Confirmed (ratified), ^Tffs. 
 To Confiscate, SPT^-^MiT !", 
 
 N3 S3 
 
 To Conform to. ^r^ &<c f^or 
 
 3R3TTTT. 
 
 Conformable to. €1"^, 3TIT3\\ *T- 
 
 firfir. 
 
 Confounded (perplexed). WU^T. 
 To Confront. ^fsf^-TOfas- 
 
 To Confuse (disorder). 3"?^T *J- 
 
 sffiT &c. qF5C°T- £ee To Perplex. 
 
 ' To be Confused in mind. Jf*jr 
 
 far^r, vim. 
 
 s» 7 sj s» 
 
 Confusion. sr#vfr, ^rf^T, tfrsrrfr, 
 
 In Confusion, ffacffafer, S^TtT- 
 
 ^r,3Tirqrc,T(OTrt. 
 
 To Confute. grfr-3rriB"-SR*?T. 
 
 G"s S3 S3 
 
 To Congeal (neu.), ^ U T, ^rrT^- 
 To Congeal (neu.). "SMC ]", «firr- 
 
 A Congratulation. qqrf , ^T«TrC, 
 
 S3 
 
 Congressus venereus. ^"JTR, HT- 
 
 ^*' S3 
 
 A Conjecture. ^T^S, sf^T. 
 To Conjecture. Si^^^T. 
 Connexion. $5T, ^Fff, ^3t, 55T- 
 
 ?rrqt- 
 
 A Conniver in a theft. 7T[S"3 • 
 A Connoisseur. JTsTPT, 3315T* 
 To Conquer. qrfaf ^T^, ^ IC 5» 
 
 A Conquest. qrfa* , ^ttf. 
 Consanguineous. fa^iT^. 
 
 ° s3 
 
 To be Conscious (to know). STFFT. 
 Consecration. ^TT^r. 
 Consent, or assent. SJTTOT. 
 To Consent. ^TCPJ, JTSTJ, ^|5J 
 
 ss 
 
 A Consequence (effect). qTS, JT^T. 
 Consequence (importance), ^f'pff, 
 
 To Consider. tt^ot, FT^°T, fa^r- 
 
 S3 7 S3 7 
 
 s; 7 so 7 so 
 
 Considerate. JTT<T. 
 
 On 
 
 Consideration. TP^Tt, fa^f"^, rf^T, 
 
 "T| } 3T^r, fa*T, rTTW, ?pmiT. 
 Consolation. vT^C, fV?«ffC, fa"- 
 
 Conspicuous. qfaCf, srrffc*razr,. 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 Conspicuousness. ^TfffCf, TfaTIT- 
 4 
 
CON 
 
 26 
 
 COP 
 
 Constant (faithful). 6%. See 
 
 Firm. 
 Constantly. JT^TC, *nfrPCt, f Tf *T, 
 
 srqrst, q?qf$r, w§\ij€\, rcrqfc, 
 
 f £jj. «S*ee Continually. 
 Consternation. jf^KTJET. Stee Dread. 
 Constipation of the bowels. 37qft. 
 To Consult. tf$5Tf &c. ^oj, qf- 
 
 5, qf q^r?q. 
 
 A Consultation. fl^ff , ?F<f)", *[- 
 
 To Consume (acf.). *qqrcq. 
 Consumption, iirqf, ?^. 
 Consumption (J^e disease). |%5r. 
 To Contain, ^T-C^, 5Rq. 
 To be Contained. urc^fq, OTnf- 
 
 vsr°r, *rro°r, ^rcq. 
 
 The expressing Contempt for any 
 
 one. fqrar^fC, qr^rT. 
 Exclamation of Contempt, flfrfr 
 
 tfr, qrfr. 
 
 To Contend. F^^fJ, Sr*iiHH\fr- 
 
 g^q, (to me) Oe ?r<j. 
 Content, Contented. ^r^T, ^fr#. 
 Content, Contentment. <t?qc tf- 
 
 Contention, gr*£t, ?r£r, ^FT^fc, ^T- 
 
 rwft. See Quarrelling. 
 The Contents of a book. rffr^T- 
 
 £r, qrsfrfrrcl. 
 
 To Contest. £ee To Contend. 
 
 Contiguous, tsfr, qf^^r, ^frfr, 
 
 Contingent Expenses. jpj*^. 
 Continually. fqj, fTOf, tf3T, 
 f r? r. See Always, Constantly. 
 Continuance. fj"3»T3", tTFTR. 
 To Continue. r?°T, fc^q. 
 A Contract. fi& t TOffr, 5qi$T?r, 
 
 By Contract. fqsjjTfif. 
 
 To Contract (draw in), gr^ff 
 
 WW, gzTf q. 
 To Contract (bargain). #faq. 
 A Contractor. JT^(3"3T^\ 
 To Contradict. JTifpf ijqcrr or 3"- 
 
 f^r?q. 
 
 Contradicting, Contradiction, gv. 
 
 faarrqt. 
 
 Contrary. ^q?!", Wf, (as wind) 
 
 srq^r, srqw. 
 
 A Contrivance. fifqffrf , sNf, ItcT, 
 
 To be Convenient. 3"jfq, qqq. 
 Conversant. *TfT, W^T, ^RTqfT. 
 Conversation. qr^f^r^, ^qrq^T- 
 
 To Convey (61/ trips). 2T?q. £ee 
 
 To Carry. 
 To Convict, srfqrr grrq. 
 
 SJ NS 
 
 To be Convinced, fflj-q^f-^jj, 
 
 gq, fafe% 3Rq. 
 To Coo. q*qijk ^q. 
 A Cook. kbw, star^cwr, qR? . 
 
 To Cook. oqq, q^rfq. 
 
 To be Cooked. <m*j t K%°T. 
 
 A Cook-house. tP«T°fr, fpffeRr,. 
 
 ^rqi#r, tffrfr. 
 
 The act of Cooking. ^T°Tl. 
 Pay for Cooking. t"^r°f). 
 To Cool (neu.). 3i;q, W fa^Tq. 
 Cool air, &c. sjfTOC. 
 Cooling (adj.). 5r^", 3T^- 
 A Cooling beverage, or applica- 
 tion, qrrafa. 
 
 Coolness. ST«Trfq. £ee Coldness. 
 Copious. qpqr, ST^t, *ffr. See 
 
 Abundant. 
 Copper. ZTRr. 
 Copper-money, qflf. 
 
COR 
 
 27 
 
 cov 
 
 Copper-rust. sfJTf^. 
 
 A Copper-smith. si^Rff. 
 
 Copperas, ft^g, 3 TffW- 
 
 To Copulate. syf^r, sRnsr-tfpT- 
 
 To be Copulated. vsPT°T, STfrC°T. 
 
 Copulation, vsTJTr^-, iffTJ. 
 
 A Copy (transcript). 3"rTKr, H~ 
 
 A Copy f to write after), *3T^t, 
 
 To Copy, Srfr^or, sr^-g- s^or. 
 Coquetry. ^fTT, ^rffR", ?PT- 
 
 jrrs, =Trsr, ^fcrfr. 
 
 A Coquette. ^R^l", ^"ferc^. 
 Coral . JT°fr£t 
 The Coran. ST^R/TOP^. 
 Cord, $\€\, f Kt, ftft , ( 0/ fflwno-) 
 
 The Core. 8? oft, $ZK t %%, rW. 
 Coriander seed. srfoff"' 
 
 A Cork, ^r, szt. 
 
 To Cork. \2Zor. 
 
 Corn. 3R. £ee Grain. 
 
 A Corn merchant, 3}^0sTrcr. 
 
 A Corn (on the foot). s^fTO". 
 
 A Corner, efo. 
 
 A Cornelian, ^T^rTt^. 
 
 The Coronation of a king. ^"f5f- 
 
 t Corporeal. sffqTift. 
 
 | A Corpse. *T?5T, >*£, frcp?!,!^- 
 
 rrofr, 3fa, JTff. 
 . Corpulency. spfrC^rfcr. 
 Corpulent, *J5?r, %fe€t, sftff, *T- 
 
 <rnfr, ?irg£r, s£r. 
 
 ' To Correct (amend). 3WT. 
 Correct, Correctly. afar , flft , TC, 
 
 Correction (punishment). ^r^frT, 
 
 To Correspond (tally). 3Tfqr. tfee 
 To Fit. 
 
 Correspondence (among mer- 
 chants), f^rre/t, ^pPTt, 3 Tr- 
 jz, fearer, sffar^. 
 
 A merchant's Correspondent. JT- 
 
 5rtoo#r, arr^^r. 
 
 To Corrupt (deprave). *aTC°T r 
 
 To Cost. 5*f oj. 
 Costiveness. 3r^s?T. 
 Cottage. n^fcT. See Hut. 
 Cotton. 3Tqrf , ^Tf , (V a j?ne 
 
 Of Cotton. #|r. 
 
 A pod of Cotton, jft. 
 
 The Cotton plant. 33°T. 
 
 A Cotton carder, qtsrrfr. See To 
 
 Card. 
 To clean Cotton. tW^T. 
 The instrument for cleaning Cot* 
 
 ton. a?ff. 
 A Cotton-seed. 3^31. 
 A Cotton-seller. ^Rrff . 
 A Couch, ^fr^t, %bT, %^rr. See 
 
 Bedstead. 
 To Couch in ambush, ©fa 3T^or, 
 
 A Cover, g-^oj, g-fr°ft, ffJT, ffqfa, 
 (of cloth) t-hr, qf^f, (to a foo&a 
 
 fop) vjcj. 
 
 A Cover (shelter), ®tZ t afc, ?^T, 
 
 To Cover, g^or sf^ot. 
 
 To Cover in (to roof). Sffoj. 
 
 To Cover (with dirt, $c). " *T- 
 
 A Covering (dress #. v.). afr^°T 
 
cou 
 
 28 
 
 CRA 
 
 A Coverlet (of various kinds). 
 
 To Covet, ^rirrr^, ftwr. 
 Covetous. irrsrrfr, ^rf^ft, c?wt, 
 fesf. 
 
 Covetousness. f !T^, ^rfafa, ^frT, 
 
 ft*. 
 A Cough. *jffa, *jNTR". 
 To Cough. *fq°T. 
 A Council. *?fetf, tfJTr. 
 Counsel (advice). ^ZtlW, Tt u $\, 
 
 A Counseller. ^rft, JT^?ft. 
 
 To Count. TT !^, ^fiX !'. 
 
 The Countenance. J?f. Iff [it, 
 
 Countenance (protection), fifJTr- 
 
 Crf. 
 Counterfeit, ^fr, ?tr£f. 
 The act of Counting. Jp^T, 3NT, 
 
 ?T l7 T^r. 
 Countless. 3OTTC ^iFTfcT. #ee 
 
 Innumerable. 
 A Country- iff, ufcsF, 3¥. STT. 
 A foreign Country. R^fCrT, 7*7- 
 
 One's native Country. ^R". 
 Of one's native Country. 3"rRt. 
 The Country (opposed to town). 
 
 Of the Country (opposed to town). 
 
 A fellow Country-man. 3"cRt, jft. 
 
 A Couple, #§t, W$\> 
 
 In Couples. fTsT^srfe, (ca/fZe so 
 
 joined) ^5§T. 
 To Couple (animals), ^fr^q". 
 A Couplet, %<f. 
 Courage. EjKWtt, ^TjCt, erf?, 
 
 To take Courage. ^rpT, ^T^^rr +T- 
 
 To lose Courage. B^l S<?T. 
 
 A Courageous man. ^TJT^", fllRT, 
 
 Of a Courageous man. Hf^T^^ff, 
 HJ?;°ff. 
 
 OS 
 
 A Courier. grrF&S". 
 
 A Court of audience. 3»^"?fr, 
 
 A Courtyard. 3?3*t, 3Tf?PJ, Gf^. 
 
 Courtesy, sjp^, *TR, WJ, ^^fr. 
 
 A Courtier, Sfftt. 
 
 A Cousin, (father's brother's son) 
 ^TfS", (father's sister's son) <T- 
 q7RT, (mother's brother's son) 
 ffKRT, (mothers sister's son) 
 
 A Cow. JR, JTIf, JT^, 2"?ft. 
 Of a Cow. JTfsqT. 
 Cow-dung. %ofr, ?fi'lr, TOf, S&T.. 
 A dried cake of Cow dung. SJT^T, 
 
 Cows urine. ijfa:. 
 
 A Cow-herd. jff.5", «RT^", '«T- 
 
 A Coward. 3rf?^, W , W3T^vJ, 
 
 Cowardice, grifcr?, ITS? J, ^JT- 
 
 A Cowrie (used as money), eftfft. 
 A seller of Cowries. ^ffinj^*. 
 A Crab-fish. 37[fovff. 
 A Crack (fissure). qf[\J,;j|T, ^r, 
 
 qfrfr, sK. 
 
 A Crack (sound). 3"^^, ^"3"«fiT3". 
 To Crack, or split (act.). ^\^ &c. 
 
 To Crack, or split (new.). £33T% 
 
 "\ ss ' \S s* 
 
CRE 
 
 29 
 
 CRU 
 
 To Crack the fingers. ff^TfS 3T- 
 
 ?or. 
 
 A Cracker (squib). q7ZT3?f. 
 A Cradle, qfcfr, ft<f(Tf. 
 To Cram. 3"!ruj. tfsjor, Spf or. 
 The Cramp, Crampiron. fiyft. 
 To be Cramped (affected with 
 
 cramp). arrF^T«fjr. 
 A Crane (6ird). qiy > ^JT^r. 
 The Craw, or crop of birds. JTsfT. 
 To Crawl. f\v??°T. fvffft Tr^.ftr- 
 
 The Crawling of an infant, ^vgff. 
 
 To Creak. ^t^oy # 
 
 A Creaking noise. ^TRr,^^, 
 
 sfNf, tflS, ^2T. 
 Cream. i?£t, ^^-. 
 A Crease (plait). ^\ 
 To Create. ^5^or ftnpr, ^or 
 
 ^■qrroj. 
 
 Created. rei". 
 
 Creation. K^TT- 
 
 The Creator. ST^fe", fsrsfoTIT^:, 
 
 A Creature, vsft3", faaj^t. 
 Credible, ?far? f^ff. 
 Credit (credence). ^B\W- 
 Credit (honor), qfer, HRjf, SRTCt, 
 
 qw. 
 
 On Credit or tick. S^Kf, aftsT- 
 
 ft?T. 
 The Credit side (0/ an account). 
 
 J Credits (assets), sfrsrrV, 3"foff. 
 To enter in the Credit side (0/ an 
 
 account), arrirfa 3R<J. 
 To allow Credit (/or am/ {Aing* m 
 account). qfau fe*I°T. 
 j Creditable, tfqcqf, JTrfrf^. 
 A Creditor. STfSfar^", 5?rcntT. 
 
 A Creek. T$\§\. 
 
 To Creep, ftefoj, *n:*J. 
 
 A Creeping plant, qf*jr. 
 
 A Crest, jffvj. £ee Cockade. 
 
 A Crevice, ^tr. 
 
 A Cricket (the insect), faff, fcrfe. 
 
 A public Crier. itWlt. 
 
 A Crime, £r?, JT^Trg", 3?faw. 
 
 Criminal. <pft, frCT, i[?rf5Tf5", 
 
 A Cripple, jrt, fqjjfr. 
 
 Crippled in hands. zNif ; from 
 want of hands, ysY. 
 
 Gs 
 
 To Croak. Z\Z\ ^^07. 
 
 — — \j 
 
 Crooked. R?ffr, fq^f, Raft. 
 Crookedness. [filTC, Ffi?iT, Pf- 
 
 The Crop (0/ a foVd). jj^T. 
 
 A Crop (of a field). sr\, qt?§r ; 
 a first crop, %^T ; an after crop 
 from the same seed, ^Jy, S5RT. 
 
 To Cross over, tfqvf. 
 
 ss 
 
 To sit down Cross-legged. q?^J\ 
 JTr^oj. 
 
 A Cross-road. ^TT|£I\ 
 
 Cross (peevish), $\\%^. See Per- 
 verse. 
 
 A Crow, ejrrar, ^PT; young, 3}^ ; 
 a female crow, ^tt^t. 
 
 A Crow-bar. ^^\ 
 
 A Crowd, flvj, 327, afjv?, qtf , qt^r 
 
 srarr-j , tfte, *ten£r, *Tqf3Tfq, arqr- 
 
 The Crowing of a cock. «flJT. 
 The Crown (0/ a deify or oride- 
 groom). Jffe, *Tp£3T. 
 
 O / sj' ss ' sj ss 
 
 The Crown of the head. OTrC, 
 
 Irfquft, ^ ; of a hat, =#r. 
 To Crown. TJT ^T?T» 
 A Crucible. ^rsfrt. 
 
CUL 
 
 30 
 
 cus 
 
 Crude. 3^r. 
 
 Cruel, fasff , ^f jr ^*iC. 
 
 7 si ' 
 
 Cruelty. ^Tfjft. 
 
 A Crumb. iffC; the crumbs, jfifc. 
 
 To Crumble (act.). HiT<£. 
 
 To Crumble (neu ). JT5C°T. 
 
 \ / S3 S3 
 
 To Crumple. JsT^J. 
 A Crupper. cf^^t ; of a camel- 
 saddle, q^s??]". 
 
 S3 v S3 
 
 To Crush. r^ffU^T. 
 To be Crushed. N"'T^q. 
 A Crust. ig"5T ; of bread, j%^\ 
 A Crutch. iTrsft. 
 To Cry (weep). k*W, atffeN"- 
 ^ij. See To Proclaim, 
 
 S3 
 
 To Cry out. ^s?q. 
 
 ■/ S3 
 
 The act of Crving. ST*?^, U5T, 
 
 v O S3 ' sy ' 
 
 Addicted to Crying. %'H D fr. 
 Crystal, ff^te 
 Cubebs. ^fff^^ft. 
 A Cubit. sT^T. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Cucumber. ^fail, m\, mfc~ 
 
 or, wr. 
 The Cud. afr?rft\ afrjrrr. 
 
 To chew the Cud. aTfJTK^T, ST?ir- 
 
 • sj ' 
 
 S3 
 
 Cudgel. 5£^r, sfe, ^rst, #£€• 
 
 See Club". 
 A Cue (hint). imtf,Z&. 
 A Cuff (slap). *wtz f &q\z f ^7^, 
 
 q<re, vTfrr%. 
 
 Culpable. Jfflft. 
 
 To Cultivate. qTOT, ^WS" 3tt"°T, 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 ' 
 
 TOOT, ^q. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Cultivated. M^'if. 
 
 Cultivation, Culture. W, ^ftfffT, 
 
 afrtr^t., 
 A Cultivator. sfrft, ^TsjjfV. See 
 
 ' S3 N 
 
 Husbandman. 
 
 Cumin-seed. vsfuft, (varieties of J 
 
 §tft ciftO", ^r*?r sftd, jpwpfoct, 
 (6/ac/c do.) grrcr stuff. 
 
 Cunning, (crafty) q£f, Tv?%, Spit, 
 ^fl, (skilful q. v.) =q^. 
 
 Cunning, (skill) ^JUC, (artifice 
 q- v.) 3"ifrsft. 
 
 A Cup. ffan^i', ^ifr, *&. See 
 
 Bowl. 
 A Cup-board. t?Tt. 
 Cupidity, s^ff^r^", f f I?, ^RT< 
 A Cupola, ^"fr, *7W- 
 
 1 S3 7 s3 S3 
 
 A Cupping instrument, 1%^, ^Jf. 
 To Curdle or Coagulate (neu.). 
 
 aim, srw 
 
 k. ^ 
 
 Curds. '4(U, &T\ a thick lump of 
 curds, crtI, ferr. See Milk. 
 
 S3 7 su 
 
 Curds and whey. tJ^r q-fofr, j%flJT« 
 To break into Curds and whey 
 (new.), feq, J3W. 
 
 » ' S3 7 S3 
 
 To Cure, (a person) jj?£rc°r, Wf 
 &e. ^FT^, (a disease) <?OT. 
 See Well 
 
 To be Cured. *f#f &c. fasfq, 
 
 S3 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 A Curiosity. qtq?r f Sjf^t, SfiJ. 
 A Curl. ^ f s7s?r. 
 
 7 S3 » 
 
 Currency, ^aj, ^fcT. 
 
 The Current of a river. 3"pr, ^|, 
 
 fa*?T, S3?, flfa". ^«c Stream. 
 A Currier, ^fll^, If, W^Y- 
 A Curry-comb. saf%%, ^"fefr. 
 A Curse, fte, TRffiT, fftf. 
 To Curse, ffcor, qK*l?r &c. f^q. 
 A Curtain. qg£T« 
 Musquito Curtains. 3T?rf^. 
 A Curve, f&j, q^", fq?T, lj • 
 A Cushion (pillow). fqfRT, J^, 
 
 A Cushion for sitting on. J]\fe. 
 
DAI 
 
 31 
 
 DAR 
 
 A Custard apple, efaPn'B'. 
 
 Custody, fa iff, f*T. 
 
 Custom (habit). ORf, ^,5"^- 
 
 ?^t^r, jrrJT^r, rsrfr, -qw, qfc. 
 
 ' OsS5 " 7 7 7 
 
 Custom (on goods). >Tf9j7, ?3KT< 
 
 Contrary to Custom. STCfcTr, *N"- 
 
 A collector of Customs. f^rffe". 
 A Custom house. fmfl", Jjvft. 
 Customary, ^fcrrf^fr, WT^, *TSrf- 
 
 A Customer. 3^, *gfteT^", 3?r- 
 
 A Cut (incision). qr, isf , 2T^r, 
 
 A Cut on the body from a blow. 
 
 To Cut (act). qg-oT^qq,^^. 
 To Cut (as insects do cloth). z- 
 
 To Cut out clothes. RSTot frf? ! - . 
 
 sj 7 sj 
 
 To Cut up meat for cooking, f ^r. 
 
 A Cutlass. 3TriT. 
 
 The act of Cutting, ^oft. 
 
 A Cutting (sZip for planting). 
 
 A Cymbal. STlf, £%\ t %vj\ f $\&. 
 A Cypress-tree. ^et. 
 
 D 
 
 A Dagger. «rr?fr, ^n^, qT^rrrt, 
 
 Daily. rTrd^T, feCHft, fftffsf , frj. 
 Daily pay or allowance of food. 
 
 A Dainty, or delicacy. ??*)?, If- 
 
 Dalliance, f*35T*pJT, fRiTtS", fr3\ 
 A Dam in a canal. sf^fT t 55^. 
 Damage. fa^R, -frff, SJTjf, fFpST, 
 
 To be Damaged. *gx oj r fa B Tf^T 
 &c. fxra^tri-. 
 
 Damp (adj.). 3?r#r^t, 3?f£r, qp- 
 
 Damp, Dampness. fgJT r 7|'<MT3" 
 3Tfarf[br, snfppc, (/row *Ae 
 ground) Tf^far. 
 
 To be effected by Damp, fa^oj 
 
 Si 7 sj 
 
 A Dance, ^r^. 
 
 To Dance. =T^q. 
 
 A Dancing boy. ^"f^". 
 
 A Dancing girl. ^fari". 
 
 A band of Dancing boys. £(v$t m 
 
 A band of Dancing girls. ^f^nT* 
 
 To Dandle. f fCj, ^11$ t ^r- 
 
 The act of Dandling, gfn?, 5Tfv?. 
 ^ ° ^» " >«* 
 
 Dandruff. <fq7|\ 
 
 Danger, ^Rfr, *afcjfr, %^g ITS* 
 
 Dangerous. ^XTrf^Tr, *ffarri/fr r 
 
 To Dangle, SKJoj, wrsror. 
 Daring, ff JPWTT, fa«Tf , fr^v? f . 
 Dark, ir^fafr, afaU>, TO, 3> 
 
 srrfr. 
 
 Dark colored, Darkish. gfRCifiTgt, 
 The Dark, Darkness. S"^f, afcrr- 
 
 Darkness from a dust storm, fcfy- 
 
 Deep Darkness. ff^Trff, f*W. 
 A Darling. STfT^t, fe^ST, sfaoj, 
 
 S5 ' vj'si'VS' «Js' S3 ' F 
 
 3Tf^T, ftW /See Fondling. 
 
DEA 
 
 32 
 
 DEC 
 
 A Darn, Darning. rT^T, FT^T, ^TT. 
 
 ° ssss ' ss ss ' ifc. 
 
 To Darn. frot ft^ 
 
 ss ss ' ss ss 
 
 A Darner. ^JTC- 
 
 To Dash. ^(Tft-fqq or fcFTf 5X°T. 
 
 SS SS 
 
 A Date (ti me). rTPCRT, fa<ft. 
 A Date tree. ^Sft. £ee Palm. 
 The Date fruit, (general term) 
 fTT, 373 tT, ??rtiL ?3"«rnr, (vane- 
 
 • ' ' SS ' On ' * 
 
 STCT; a half date, 8JSTJ, BTlfWt 
 The juice of the Date. srar. 
 The Datura plant. STKTCT. 
 Daubed, fpfr. 
 A Daughter. Rrg", fePT, fraTFTt, 
 
 A Daughter-in-law. =fg\ Jff. 
 
 ° ssss ' ss 
 
 The Dawn of the day. fwrfcf, 
 To Dawn. falrf ^RTor. 
 
 SS SS 
 
 A Day. fjf , frff , (*Ae 24 ftowrs) 
 
 A Day of the lunar fortnight. 
 
 Of the Day . ff fr^t , r J|°Tf . 
 To Day or this Day. ar^ 
 
 »s •>s" "** 
 
 Of to Day. 3?5fr^r, 37"?rqr. 
 In a Day or two. 3?«T *ffif. 
 The Day before yesterday. fr^r- 
 
 The Day after tomorrow. <TJrt". 
 The fourth Day in advance. Jfif- 
 
 A Day-book, ^r, ?3fl"v3T. 
 To Dazzle (neu.). fafffc 3PC°T. 
 Dead, u^r jfr. 
 
 ss 7 
 
 Deadly. WftG. 
 
 Deaf. fffr. " 
 
 Deafish, or somewhat Deaf, q - - 
 
 firfr. 
 
 Deafness. jf(? r C. 
 Dealing (/rae/e). STtMt, mm^, 
 &*. 
 
 ss 
 
 Dear (beloved). fqsrKT. See Dar- 
 ling. 
 
 Dear, (costly) Tff iff, Tf l^ff, (risen 
 in price) gf|R, ^?fj, arrftrff. 
 
 Dearness. iT^rr, faTRT, SffJT, 
 (a me in price) tfSTrr, 3 Trf^FT- 
 
 crt 
 
 A Dearth, f^, Sirra:, ^tTT. 
 Death. ^RT, 3^,^?. SeeDe- 
 
 SS ' . SS ' 
 
 cease. 
 The angel of Death, ^f JT, WIS. 
 The point of Death. tffa'CH, af- 
 
 Deathless. 3j*r^\ 
 
 A Debauchee, aJjTcTffr, sff, ?rf- 
 
 A Debt. 3HT, few. 
 
 Debts, Debits. qfr,fe*T°fr. 
 
 A Debter. fp^ST^, W^\^, 
 
 The Debtor side 0/ an account. 
 
 ' ss ss 
 
 To Decamp. s?\?q. 
 A Decay, Decaying. ?TITf. 
 To Decay. ?TT°T, ^aj. 
 Decease. s ^^r t TT, C^T°fi'. See Death. 
 Deceit, iff, Tltf, ST^IKl"^, SJ, fj- 
 
 Tf , fe^T, WT, ^27, qqV, 3tfr- 
 f^xft. See Dissimulation. 
 Deceitful, ff#t, ^, cnrrfrf , Cr- 
 
 srrft, *g, 3rq£t, fqr^t, s?fnj, 
 q*rrf^r#T. 
 
 To Deceive. 3"JFT, ^¥°T, f^°r, 
 
 SS ss ' _ SS J SS 
 
 A Deceiver. ZTf f yfjfr, fftf. -See 
 Deceitful. 
 
DEF 
 
 33 
 
 DEL 
 
 December & part of January. <frsT. 
 To Decide. ^CUf^, Pf^TJ, ^f 
 
 To be Decided. 3"f ^q. 
 
 Decision, fa*Kf. 
 
 A Declivity, &fi\. 
 
 A Decoction. 3TfS?f. 
 
 To Decorate. BUTf^C^T. 
 
 Decoration, Decorating. HtJTr^". 
 
 To Decrease. q£or, 5Jf *T. 
 
 A Decree. §5"*T. 
 
 Decrepit. vsffqr, rt°ff. 
 
 To Deduct. &f%*l, %Z*l, ^R:°T, 
 
 A Deducting, Deduction. 3R2T, 
 
 A written Deed. *R3", 3Wtsr, 
 3T^j", (of acquittance) qrr^rfi, 
 (0/ agreement) *«rfsr*?rT, (of 
 lease) qit. 
 
 Deep, apfr, mfc. 
 
 Deep in color. ?F?lt, TOT, Tf Cr, 
 
 A Deep sleep. sjgf^-JT^Ct-frl , 
 
 A Deer. f^or. 
 
 A hog-Deer, qrrsii. 
 
 Defamation. ^f^TrO, f*T3T, FT3T. 
 
 A Defamer. fJT^r^f^T, RTf . 
 
 A Default (neglect). ^Rffft. 
 
 A Defeat, Defeating, fix. 
 
 To Defeat, vsfto°T. 
 
 To suffer Defeat, f K^J, flTrfJ. 
 
 A Defect (blemish). <tf,RT,^tei". 
 
 Defective, sjfc. £ee Deficient. 
 
 A Defence. ^R - , TO, Km, q^rf . 
 
 To Defend. ^(Toj, TO^J. 
 
 A Defendant. 5^prefcf , g?C. 
 
 A Defender. srrfl", *C^ff3T* ^f . 
 
 To Defer, to<J. 
 
 Deference, *f*jPft, fo^Rf , ^rTfr. 
 A Deficiency, ifrfc, $<JhT, ^rlt, 
 
 #fa, fft. 
 Deficient. ^%, qfz:, efarf , TOC 
 To be Deficient, ?3"£OT, *J2rq. 
 A Defile, or strait. 5J37, 3T|\ 
 To Defile (pollute.), amfsr-qata 
 
 -^r^°T, (fy/ supping or lapping) 
 
 Definite. #% ^Tf^T, STO. 
 
 Deformed. ^[§fr, ^flW. 
 
 To Defraud. £?PJ. See To de- 
 ceive. 
 
 To Degenerate. ?3T°T. 
 
 Degree (rank). JKrf^l , S#, ^ff- 
 ^ce Stage, Step. 
 
 Dejected. S3TH, ^rfrpst, ^fcfc. 
 
 Dejection. S3TtT, ^rf°R7rC . 
 
 A Hindoo Deity. t^f, |W f f^T, 
 
 The Deity. (Mussulman) &T55Tf , 
 
 *J3T, (Hindoo) C^^, JTJFTR". 
 Delay, a^ar, firftrft, %fc, *Tflfr, 
 
 qr&r, tr, tcr, fa*. 
 
 With Delay (late). fa*?. 
 
 Delay (allowed for payment, fyc). 
 
 To Delay (act.), tft eye. SfiTrf ^T, 
 
 To Delay (neu.). *5te°T, aTftfteSfJ, 
 The act of Delaying, ^tvjfqt, #3. 
 To Deliberate. ?nq[ f f^joj, fq^f- 
 
 Deliberately. fester^ , £ mZ&ft, 
 
 Deliberation. ?F<fi, fe=3T^", tfv*rf, 
 
 fef. 
 A Delicacy. See Dainty. 
 Delicate, (in constitution) ^TTsffi, 
 
 (nice) JT5T3T. 
 5 
 
DEP 
 
 34 
 
 DES 
 
 Delicious, tf^rft. 
 
 Delight. *prT, ^tST, 3T5R-, sffV, 
 
 iwk, *rV, foro, ^r*r. 
 
 7 S3 7 S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 Delighted, qfer, VJJl, facr^. 
 Delightful. tfee Pleasing, Charming. 
 To Delineate (mark out for paint- 
 ing- #c). i^dj, 3?jik°t. 
 
 Delirium, ^frsfr, *j*efY. 
 
 To Deliver in charge. W^T, if- 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 ' S3 
 
 To Deliver (save), flrc<T, ^F?^, 
 
 Deliverance. ^T^rff, ^JT#r, 15- 
 
 To be Delivered(o/ a child), ff- 
 
 A Deliverer. ^|Zf3T. 
 
 A woman's Delivery. fq"3TJT. 
 
 To Delude. ariFT, JT^rC^T, wfcj- 
 
 A Deluge. frefist 
 
 To Deluge. Wrrtrsf ^T^oT. 
 
 A Delusion. fiTJT, fqFT^q". 
 
 V3 ' S3 
 
 A Demand (claim), sfr^T, ftj^T. 
 To Demand (to claim). SKT, flj- 
 
 Demand f/br purchase). i^HT, 
 
 To be in Demand. ^IT. 
 
 S3 
 
 To lessen in Demand. JTST-Jfrsf- 
 
 To Demolish. Sff oj. 
 
 A Demon. fspr %g- jt?t, *Tr3T*T, 
 
 S3 7 7 e^^j » ^ 7 
 
 ftC, (female) m, 3T4T. 
 The Den of a wild beast. v?ft. 
 A Denier. ^f^T^T. 
 Dense, mzf, Jf^U 
 To Deny. ?fr*T ^T^T, ^R^T, 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 7 S3 
 
 To Depart. qsr°J, ^r^j- f^o^ ^. 
 
 *? 5, rsqrcq." 
 
 Dependence (as of a dependent). 
 
 In Dependence (on another). flft t 
 
 To be Dependent. 3Trfar 3T?q. 
 A Dependent. vTr^TC, 3 ?'<fto, 
 
 f fatr, 3rfarcr, srpHrrfr, tfrcrg, 
 
 A Depilatory, =£0". 
 A Depopulated, *pfr, fqT^t, 3"*TvJ. 
 Deportment, f *3Kt. See Conduct. 
 To Depose from office. rf% 3»2"°T. 
 To Depose (give evidence). 5JT- 
 
 firft few. 
 
 ♦ S3 
 
 A Deposit. qrrTvT, WRcf. 
 ToDeposite. tfq-s?JTRxT-TO ,I T. 
 
 S3 
 
 The Deposition of a witness. S> 
 To grow Depraved. *3T% ffpT- 
 
 e°j, rqrjq. 
 
 Depredation. q-rfC, JFTCffr, ffe. 
 
 A Depredator, qfr^:. 
 
 Depth. 3^f rc, 3T-C rf*T, ^TW^. 
 
 A Deputy, sfffj. 
 
 To Deride one. qTs^rq % f^rq. 
 
 Derision, qffr, fear, zi[€\ t i?f*3T- 
 
 To be Derived, faflR°T. 
 
 To Descend. s7?q. 
 
 A Descendant, Descendants, sfr- 
 
 A Descent, Descending. ^*rCt, 
 
 To Describe (explain). faffe 
 
 A Desert." ^, ^, ^-sr, ftor. 
 To Desert. IfV- H5ft-fes$t- 
 ^■07. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Deserted village. qg\ 
 A Deserter. W^r. 
 
 • S3 
 
 To Deserve. c?f?J faa?q. 
 
DET 
 
 35 
 
 DEV 
 
 A Design (purpose), fcfcr, f^f- 
 
 To Design, fefa" &c SRTq v 
 Designedly. sTFftjsfr. ^ee Pur- 
 posely. 
 Desire. C^T, ^TC^T, ^"fa, S*T, 
 
 fe#r, ^3-, ^rir, Trfror. 
 
 To Desire. %m &c. 3^. 
 
 To Desist from, ts^or sffe «KTor. 
 
 < S3 7 SS 
 
 Desolate. sprY Ss?R, W^T, fa- 
 
 \ ^>" SS 
 
 To Desolate. SSTTSq, fqFT^rC^T. 
 Desolation. ^A^Rf, H^HC- 
 
 S3 ' ' SS 
 
 Despair. STPJ^t, fTO^rC. 
 
 To Despair. arra-sfc-^q, H- 
 
 Despairful, Despairing. qRJTT, 
 
 To Despatch (send off). ^Rr 
 3R°T, fe^K tfrfarsq or 3T3FT. 
 
 NS 7 . SS SS SS 
 
 To Despatch (perform). W^^J. 
 Despicable, sfrj, fa^Rf, $m. 
 To Despise. ^ TT^q. 
 Destiny. qfltj, VTrTj, vTrfaf, ^sj, 
 *tf, UPTftT, 3ffaf*T f fa^ST, ^, 
 
 jrr°fY. 
 
 Destitute (in want of, wanting-). 
 
 Left Destitute. %?TC, fr«PW, 3 T- 
 
 To Destroy. ^RT &c. s^of, pRTC<T. 
 Destroyed. =TT^, TRI", ^£, ^<T3- 
 
 SS 7 sj 7 SS 
 
 To be Destroyed. ^TTH &c. f^8T- 
 
 ss ' ss 
 
 Destructible. qTRt. 
 Destruction. ?TFT, ^RT, v3Trft» 
 
 SS ' 7 
 
 Destructive. ^KT^S, fa^-ifr^". 
 
 SJ SJ ' 
 
 To Detach. qK" 3T*;°T. See To 
 Separate. 
 
 A Detachment. ?qfr. JTferT. 
 
 A Detail, Detailing. fo^v?, ff- 
 
 ffr. 
 
 To Detail. f¥f?W. 
 
 To Detain. BTZrVfl °T, ff^T, §T^«T. 
 
 ^ "-Si ' \S » S3 
 
 Detention. SFTifiW, *fr3T, ST^. 
 To Deter. ?SfrCT. 
 
 — SS 
 
 A Determination. ar^US". 
 To Determine. arsm - ^, sffj. 
 To be Determined. 3"?^. 
 To Detest. ^&\ vrf?^. 
 
 SJ SS 
 
 Detraction. fJT^T, ^=TPTt. 
 Detriment. i%BTRr, Zift, €\^t. 
 To Devastate. far^f? °T, W ^°T. 
 
 Si / S3 s» 
 
 Devastation. TTffK- 
 
 S3 
 
 To Deviate, fff JT f-SHT. 
 
 • SS 
 
 A Device. ?#, sT^^- ^ec Con- 
 
 7 ss * 
 
 trivance. 
 The Devil. ftorsr. 
 Of the Devil, Devilish. ifapft, 
 
 Devil's tricks, Devilment. 5TsTRt. 
 To Devise. %4 fyc. Sf^oj. See 
 
 Device. 
 Devoid. utrT, ^. 
 To Devolve (new.). &T^nT, <FTot. 
 To Devote. qftq, ^q, 3JPCR 
 
 S> 7 S> ' S3 S» 
 
 Devoted or what is Devoted. 37- 
 
 A religious Devotee. (iJftmu/wian) 
 qrqfW, S?5T, 3T5fc5", (Hindoo) 
 TOSlft, HTTf , ?Jfpft, various 
 sects ; (Mussulman) wfi\ f jjsfr- 
 O, (Hindoo) B^Jl€t t ^Wf, W- 
 
 ^V, ssret, ftrft, vffft, sfasr, 
 
 The abode of a Devotee, (irfussu/- 
 maw) sTfr?r, rlF^%, (Hindoo) 
 
DIF 
 
 36 
 
 DIR 
 
 Devotion, sfclft, *T?rfa, WTR, STT. 
 
 ' ' S3 ' V3 
 
 Austere Devotion. vsTRj, *nrrP<T, 
 
 Devout. PT*rrsfT, tfcr, ^rn*. 
 
 Devout ceremonies. ^PrrqW, 3TJ7. 
 The Dew. JTrsr, faW, *TR:. 
 The Dewlap. q&JTfc 
 Dexterity. ^iffrft, SWfC, H^TfC, 
 
 Dexterous. 3rrftT^\ «wsr. ^r^r^r. 
 
 ' S3 S3 ' S3 
 
 Diagonally. S^fr. 
 
 A Dialect, fffst. 
 
 The Diameter. <T£. 
 
 A Diamond, ftfr. 
 
 A Diarrhoea. cf ^ plu. ^fam^ 
 
 To have a Diarrhoea. qr z&iror 
 
 S3 V S3 
 
 N9 sj 
 
 Dice. Z\Kf plu* 
 
 A Dictionary. ^TfrT, =TR*riW, 
 
 S3 
 
 Die (color). ^ ; a die for the 
 hair, %tf. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Die for gaming. 2T<T. 
 
 To Die (color), ^q. 
 
 To Die (expire). m;aj t ^ff ftr- 
 
 A Dier. ?gflr, *ff^, (of blue) 
 
 Diet. ?@rr3j, *jrrfr, ?fru3r. 
 
 To Differ. ^ 5foj or fir^r^ $<xm 
 
 #c. ^oj. 
 
 To cause to Differ (or fall out). 
 
 A Difference (distinction). qV$T, 
 
 A Difference (falling- out). ^ffS, 
 
 To cause a Difference {or falling 
 out). Vte&fc. faOT. 
 
 Different. ffT^Tr, *TIT. 
 
 Difficult, W. uf^, <3f d. *T- 
 
 'S3 S3 ' S^ ^ ' 
 
 £tr, ^^r, srs-r, sr^c 
 
 A Difficulty. sqh|, afaft, afr^C, 
 
 7 S3 ' 'S3 S3 
 
 With Difficulty. JTCTOtf, JTW, *?&. 
 To Diffuse. q%C?oT. See To spread. 
 To be Diffused. qnanq. 
 To Dig. *jF[oj, jgtzvj. " 
 To be Digested. qr!FJ, q^°J, tf^- 
 °T, C^W f^T<T. 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 Digestion. fSffT. 
 
 Dignified. 5]7 ^ll$t, *U%l%$t, *THT- 
 
 Dignity. 5TR, ^ff, a7r«r, ^fartC- 
 A Dike (mound). sftf, fpj, fffcr, 
 
 «KT, qssrrit. 
 
 Dilapidated. v3T|\ 
 
 Dilatory. irferaTr, Jrftrff. 
 
 A Dilemma. #r?rr^T, Jfe. £ee 
 
 Perplexity. 
 Diligence. ffRi", *jfr, ^Trf^. 
 Diligent, W, ^ift. 
 To Dilute. ?J3T 35"^. 
 To Diminish, %Z[f;vf. 
 Dimity. 5TJj£T. 
 Dimness. srifruc, %\i, W, if- 
 
 Dim-sighted, srifffr. 
 
 A Din. 3-cRTf^t, 3-^3-fV. 
 
 To Dine. #07 &, c . Wf*J. 
 
 A Dinner. ^J, ^Tf ?, URt, TBhf . 
 
 A Dint. r^fJ.Pff,^,^, 
 
 IS- 
 
 Dinted. fa$, arat. 
 
 To Dip (act.). ii%aj f J!fiTq. 
 
 A Dip. #ff, r#1f. 
 
 Direct. tfaff. 
 
 To Direct (point out). eflj, I- 
 
DIS 
 
 37 
 
 DIS 
 
 To go Direct. flf*ff ^oj. 
 
 Direction (indication). SH. 
 
 In Direction of (towards q. v.). 
 
 qrir, rerftr, ?rf$r, w%. 
 
 The Direction of a letter. *RRI"' 
 A Dirge, qr^\ 
 Dirt. fl5T/. *n\ ^rr^-. 
 Dirtiness. TOf<T, Mjyt. 
 Dirty. %ff , *lft£r, JJ^T, fa*f . 
 Somewhat Dirty. TOfSTST. 
 To Dirty. TO" &c. ^Ror, ^oj. 
 To grow Dirty. TOT &c. f^ 3 ?^ 
 
 To be Disabled. vSftff faarof. 
 Disadvantageous. ^qTfC^T, ^TWrsft. 
 To Disagree, ^f 3"f <T. 
 Disagreeable. ^TWCrCST, ^TT3T|. 
 Disagreement. STGI^FrfrT, a T D T3Tf. 
 
 See Difference. 
 To Disappear. 3TJT-JT^"-JT[i!X-f*T- 
 
 9T0T. 
 
 To Disappoint. ^5T JT3T°r, FTO"- 
 
 Disappointment. ^Tr^fV, f^TU- 
 
 To Disapprove. sTPTSffe STCJ. 
 A Disaster. WX, STr^fa. /See 
 
 Calamity. 
 To Disavow. ^ T^, ^T ^rtf<T. 
 To Disbelieve. ^| =T ^<T. 
 To Discard. %i\ s3v?q\ 
 Discernment. WZW, ^TPTT, tffcT. 
 A person of Discernment. ^r, 
 
 A Discharge (dismiss^/). JTRTeT, 
 
 A written Discharge of a debt, &c. 
 
 To Discharge from service. «K"<r- 
 
 7, 5rtj f?^. 
 
 To Discharge a debt, <?V^Tfqr, fqv. 
 
 To Discharge (as ^re arms). tsf— 
 
 To be Discharged (a eZefa). qfao^ 
 
 To be Discharged from service. 
 
 A Disciple, ftflf , %£r , %?$•, ^r- 
 
 To Disclose. S*ttS°r, 1"?HTPF, Uc?t 
 
 A Disclosure, Disclosing. g^zr, 
 
 To Discolor, rgr ff3n?ar. 
 
 Discomfiture. irnc. 
 
 Discomfort. ^rar^f, Slfefr, f*. 
 
 To be Discontented. ^IT-W- 
 
 To Discontinue. sff% T^°r, fSv^ar. 
 
 Discord. ST^*?^, ^°T^°l!%. 
 
 To Discover (find out). ?fr^ 3T2"°T, 
 
 A Discovery. M^t» 
 
 Discount. 3ET, crr^T, 3JT, (taken 
 
 for a flaw in coins) qrfvjf. 
 To Discount a bill, tcff fflTif ]". 
 To Discourage. fg"U ^ t T. ^ee 
 
 To Dishearten. 
 Discourse. flTfcf fffa, rfrfrT, q^K. 
 
 #ee Talk. 
 Discredit. Wffiff. *T3re. 
 Discreet. irr°r. 
 Discretion. ?T' 7 ^", 'BPJTif. 
 To arrive at years of Discretion. 
 
 To Discriminate, ^FTJ, 3ft «K"- 
 
 A Discus. ^Sfr^T. 
 
DIS 
 
 38 
 
 DIS 
 
 To Discuss. flrfcc WW, m\$ 3T- 
 
 Disdain. farr^. 
 
 A Disease. ^Tf^rC, tlT£, *Tf , f- 
 
 To Disembark (act.). ?STt?<J« 
 To Disembark (neu.) ar?% sJlT- 
 
 To Disengage. fff^°T« 
 
 To be Disengaged. ?J?^r, (a* Zei- 
 
 sure) ^ff-^sff-w-^r^r-fa- 
 
 ^Jir-WRT^f-P'/^ £ee Idle. 
 To Disentangle. ^T^^rC^r- 
 To Disfigure, ^fj^r ^KT'J. 
 Disgrace. ^"^Tfft. See Dishonor. 
 To be Disgraced. ^Ti'C fas^. 
 
 D S3 v3 
 
 Disgraceful. ^rfca?^, ^Rf, 
 
 Disguise, mij. %&, W. 
 To Disguise. 5ETRT &-c. 37^. 
 Disgust. *rir, FTOIcT, fofor. 
 To affect with Disgust. W&\ 5T- 
 
 s» 
 
 A Dish (varieties). xtf* t qtK, 
 
 cR-vft, ^f , ^rj , sir?, qrffff, 
 
 A Dish with cover. gT^f , TOff. 
 
 sj ' s> 
 
 A Dish of meat. q\V. 
 
 A chafing Dish, (metal) JRsT ; 
 
 (earthen) <%&. 
 To Dish up meat. ^^T, T^J, T- 
 
 To Dishearten. tf^fr Wl^. See 
 
 To Discourage. 
 Dishonest. «p<% %TW, ^CUR, 
 
 Dishonesty, f 7fr, tf i[Rt. 
 Dishonor. *g*?lft, %*Tr?t, ^Tjt 
 To Dishonor a bill. •raiT o r» 
 
 Dishonorable. ^T, rs n\ tlt^r. 
 
 The Dishonoring a bill. JTRTKr. 
 
 Disinterested, ^RsTf. 
 
 To Disjoin. 3%sq, Stffaj' 
 
 A Disk. fj^t. 
 
 To Dislike. =T W^T, *T S^T, ^ 
 
 To be^Dislocated. sFtre°r. Hrf^T- 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 *sl- 
 
 Dismay. 3T. $ee Dread. 
 
 To Dismiss from service. ^T^, 
 
 Dismissed, Discharged. JTRTTT. 
 
 A Dismission. J?l"qR"c7, ST^TJ, jfmft. 
 
 To Dismount (new.). &%**!, $&**$• 
 
 Disobedient. f\f\ t {R5T*J. 
 
 To Disobey, ^r *T»Pr» 
 
 Disobliging. ^5jqt, %«fiW. 
 
 Disorder (0/ things, affairs, <SfC.) 
 U«r, tff^'f , TT^fe. 'S'ee Con- 
 fusion, Disturbance, Sickness. 
 
 In Disorder. 3W JR^ffir, CfafafoT- 
 
 Dispassionate, q"«fr. 
 
 To Dispatch (accomplish). fa^rj. 
 
 To Dispatch (send o/fj. f^TK- 
 5?rFV^«T or aqr^or, ^Ri" 35T°r. 
 
 S3 S3 S3 ' S» 
 
 To Dispel. fq^rrc^J. 
 To Disperse (neu.). J%f% fr- 
 3?°T. See To Scatter. 
 
 S3 
 
 Dispirited. S37ST,Sf[F<TSFT, ^frfc". 
 To become Dispirited. 3jjTJfaj\5fOT. 
 To Display (exhibit), %*aH<J, Sfl"- 
 
 °Tffoj. 
 To be Displeased. ^Tfi|f5T-^FIr- 
 
 S3 ' s^» S3 ' S3 
 
 Displeasure. ?*T^", ts?T, XSWf. 
 At one's Disposal, f fq f *rftf , f^- 
 
 Disposition of mind. 5FT*Tr3", 5f1f, 
 
DIS 
 
 39 
 
 DIS 
 
 Good Dispositioned. ^T^fgoff, *T- 
 
 urifr, tfirsfr, srer <r?r. See A- 
 
 7 'S3 ©\ 
 
 miable. 
 Ill-Dispositioned. 3T vfem, ^5T- 
 
 fe°fr, f*ff, ^rzr. 
 
 A Dispute, Disputing. ffhf, T?5T, 
 
 5f^f^ f ^refo, fere - , ^fafe", 
 To Dispute, frfesry, gst qrc^j- 
 
 One who Disputes or cavils. ^Tf ^ff, 
 
 ifflr., r*rcr, H7ft, ferft. 
 
 Disquiet, Disquietude. ^rU'ft, 
 ?7f?, ^ffsJ. #ee Restlessness. 
 
 To be Disquieted, anrffasfj. 
 
 Disregard. ^Rfift ; silent disre- 
 gard, ^s-irrr. 
 
 To Disregard. ^ TT !^ r -TSTC^r , ^T- 
 
 S3 
 
 Disregardful. ^TW, ^IRT. 
 Disrespect. ^C*Rt, fTO3^, ^ 3 T- 
 
 Dissatisfaction. sjdTC. 
 
 To be Dissatisfied. sT^fr-tr^r^- 
 
 To Dissemble (new.). 8T3T«r^£t 4" c « 
 gr^&T. £etf Dissimulation. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Dissembler. a?5TJf ^r, *3t£r. 
 Dissension (disagreement q. v.), 
 
 spi^fa. See Contention. 
 Dissentient. ^TRP^, WST^. 
 To be Dissimilar. Ff^fsrfit =T 
 
 Dissimilarity. tfi^". £ee Differ- 
 ence. 
 
 Dissimulation. ^STfTf^X ffaffC, 
 WZ, 3KqT. See Deceit. 
 
 To Dissolve or melt (act.). ifiX !. 
 
 To Dissolve or melt (neu.). ?T^^J. 
 
 Dissolute. ^riiT^ffr, &\Z[(i f $$. 
 
 Distance. q>j, ^W§ t l^f. 
 
 f^r, 
 
 At, or to, a Distance, q^", eft, 
 To be Distant, q^ f sjot 
 Somewhat Distant. jutf, 3"3f- 
 
 The more Distant. q"5r. 
 
 To Distil (liquor, act.) fsSOT, fa- 
 
 ss 
 
 To Distil, or be Distilled, f^q. 
 
 s» 
 
 Distilled. Single, ftJ3T; double, 
 
 g*TOr ; treble, fpTR3t. 
 A Distilled liquid. 3j£. 
 A Distiller. ejr^rsr. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Distillery. *£[. 
 Distinct. (different) fcrrt, 
 
 (clear) fafr, gqrr. 
 
 A Distinction. qTC, vT^RsT. 
 Distinctness. f^£IT, flqTf§\ 
 To Distinguish (note difference). 
 
 To Distinguish (one's self). Tf?ff- 
 
 To Distort. JKTS°T. 
 
 S3 
 
 Distracted. stPJ, fWKjJ, Istf^ 
 Distraction. tu^Tt, W^ff^ft. 
 To Distrain. ^T^oy. 
 
 S3 
 
 Distress. 3"^, ST5", t*T, 3^IW, 
 
 To Distress. STsuTJ, t^ff^, 9T- 
 
 Distressed, i:f*T , gift, (/or means) 
 
 To be Distressed. ^^, «F?1^J. 
 To Distribute. qj-fatt-ffcrt- 
 
 A Distribution. qrif^ft, if, fa®, 
 
 A District. fsr#, tf^K. 
 
 'S3 S3 
 
 Distrust, ^Srft, S#, 3TJ, JPTrj. 
 A Disturbance. fSHTJJ, f^r^Tf 
 TORT, 5&3T, WSf. 
 
DOO 
 
 40 
 
 DOW 
 
 Disunion. 3T°T%^, 3T37C. 
 
 To be Disunited. qrcfa 3 ?;?, faOT. 
 
 A Ditch. ?jflfr. 
 
 A Dive. zf[. 
 
 To Dive. \f*r, Z$\ few. 
 
 SS S3 » SS • -J 
 
 A Diver. zr?TC,' ffft. 
 
 Diversion (sport). K\ff t f^fc 
 
 $ee Sport, Amusement. 
 To be Diverted (amused). ffsT'T. 
 To Divide. ffUf °T, 3v?*T, ffoV 
 
 -^ ss ' • sa 7 sa' 
 
 A Dividend, tffr'TT, qRifjaft. ^e 
 
 Division. 
 Divination. qrr^T, Tft^r, 5CTJ- 
 Divine, ^rf, C^CT. 
 
 SS ' 
 
 A Division, Dividing. fe?J, 3*\?, ff- 
 *T, qrirjofr, JTr#f. See Share, 
 Compartment. 
 
 A Division of an Army. cf^f. 
 
 A Divorce. rf^rr^T. 
 
 A Deed of Divorce. ^rSFTRr. 
 
 To Divulge. fj£t faSTT, ^f^. 
 
 A Dizziness. <TT5ft, ^"3r<C. 
 
 To Do. 3^. 
 
 Docile, ^src, qqTtftr. 
 
 Docked (tail cropt). &ff, 
 A Doctor, cpfrr. f 3ft*T,%. 
 
 \S ' S3 ' SS 
 
 A Doe. ffcft. 
 A Doer. ^C* 
 
 A Dog. gr^t ; various kinds of 
 dogs, 3jr^, frW, *T^5", rttSTT, 
 
 *^r, ^r^", ^f r, ^5:. 
 
 A. Dog's collar. *\t\. 
 
 A Doll. 5ft. 
 
 A Dome. ^fr,^Sf. 
 
 ss ' ss ss 
 
 Domestic. *KRt, q"^. 
 Dominion. s ?JTc7, Tr^T. W$\Q. 
 
 ss 7 ss ' ssss s» 
 
 A Donation. T^fter, f^f . 
 
 To be Done, fa^oj. 
 
 A Door. cT5*, <3rcf#, 5Td ; (a door) 
 
 made of wicker, fjitafr; of plank, 
 
 A wicker Door or gate. fr. 
 
 One side of a double Door. rfRT. 
 
 A Door-frame. =^fj". 
 
 A Door-keeper. 3"3"R", 3TtfR. 
 
 A Door-post. fift. 
 
 A Door- way. wr» 
 
 The top of a Door-way. *I3"^\ 
 
 Dorsers for a camel. STSTr^r, 71"- 
 
 A Dose. qr€t, tffr 
 
 A Dot. srft, fair, 2r*r£r, =rw?r. 
 
 sy 7 .7 \j. V. 7 s» "s 
 
 See Spot. 
 Dotage from age. f rf frfO", f ff *T- 
 
 iffc 
 
 A Dotard. fTI'^^f. 
 
 Double. ft°fr, fad, f f fr. 
 
 The Double. fu%. " 
 
 To Double. ^[^J, ft°fr &c. 37- 
 
 Doubling, making Double. ft- 
 
 °TfC. 
 Doubt. 5Rr TOST, JTJTR, f*Trf, 
 
 ^7 ' ss sa 7 vj' 
 
 mr. 
 
 To Doubt, ^rar &c. 3X&r. 
 
 Doubtful. ^rsft. 
 
 Doubtless. ^of^T. 
 
 A Dove. ^T^f , (various kinds) 
 
 <rrc£r, ?rfr,Vfaft, ?ftc#. 
 
 Dove-colored. qfrr^TfC. 
 
 Dough, ifrir^ 3 T£f, (made up in\ 
 
 a ball) ^rofr, £rcc 
 
 A Dower, a Dowry. ST^lT, ^rsr, 
 
 * S3 
 
 The giver of a Dowry. fj^qTJ 
 
 Down on the chin, ^f . 
 
 Down, Downward (adv. and prep.) 
 
 «». 
 
 To go or come Down. ^|°T. 
 
DRE 
 
 41 
 
 DRO 
 
 Down the river, with the stream. 
 
 To become Downcast. 3Rf ?Tf °T, 
 
 Downward (adj.) isfr. 
 
 To Doze. fgftlft ^rc^- 
 
 Dracunculus. qKf". 
 
 A rough Draft of a letter. jj^r- 
 
 5T. 'See Draught. 
 To Drag. frfl^. 
 Dragon's blood. TOr§ ?jff, ffCT- 
 
 A Drain. ^, =^, 5frft, 37#. 
 
 To Drain out (water), tfi'^or. 
 
 Draining. JTf^. 
 
 A Draper. WIT . 
 
 A Draught (in drinking). |y. 
 
 A medicinal Draught. Heft, 3T%. 
 
 A Draught on a banker. |vft, 
 
 q*tf , wi r. 
 
 To Draw, or pull along. frrfcw- 
 
 To Draw a picture. 3T?0r, fasT. 
 To Draw a line. gr?*y, ftSHJ, 3T- 
 
 To Draw, or Draw up, (a bill fyc). 
 
 S3 
 
 ( To Draw, as plaster does. f%- 
 
 To Draw in (contract). #?€T 
 3Trj, iTtvS^T, (/rowi outside) 3T- 
 
 To Draw out. SRT !". 
 J To Draw up. Jpj fi^or. 
 
 A pair of Drawers, fpj !", 3ri^\ 
 I The waist-sti-ing of Drawers. ^- 
 
 A Drawn sword, sqrff rT^rfr. 
 Dread. JT^, f J, ff5T , f#, ?H3", 
 
 To Dread, fe^T. 3T°T. 
 
 — vs ' ♦ SJ 
 
 To cause one to Dread. ^SHX !* 
 
 Dreadful. Sfarfr, #qrrffr. 
 
 A Dream. gffr, f T^T, ^fj. 
 
 Dregs, qmr^r- 
 
 A Dress, qferflsT, ^?Tf, *Tr3»y. See 
 
 Clothes. 
 A Dress of honor. flCfarfl", (given 
 
 by a priest) q^r, TOr. 
 To Dress (one's seZ/). ^fq^T ^*> 
 
 ^ or qf^oj. 
 To Dress (another), q^rcq, sr- 
 
 Dried. H^t- 
 
 S3 
 
 Any thing Dried and hard. E t "S . 
 In the state of being Dried. 9737^1". 
 A Drill or auger. H^TC, W* 
 To Drink, fqar<T. 
 
 ss 
 
 Drinkable. fa^FsT^. 
 A Drinker, fq-^f^-. 
 
 ss 
 
 Drinking (sub,), fqr 3 ? ^- 
 To Drip. JR^r, frlfq. 
 
 * ss / — vj 
 
 To Drive (act.). ^l"f<J, iffsF^. 
 To Drive away. W^ U T 1 ff^'J, 
 
 A Driver, ^rfr. 
 
 To Drizzle. J^fe - SflTar. 
 
 A Drop. » f j£$3it, q/#r, jr.it, 
 
 To Drop (fall in drops.) JT^q , 
 
 To Drop (fall), f^oT, f^Ct q*- 
 or, (as fruit from a tree) ^apr. 
 A Dropping, fcJTRTRT, JTf^- 
 The Dropsy. vsT^q"^". 
 
 Dross. ?srrf«r, nf, ^g/. ^. 
 
 A Drove. qvr f ^. 
 
 Drought. 3T°frfe,"a|iW, WSC, 
 
 To Drown (act.). i[Z<n. 
 6 
 
DUC 
 
 42 
 
 DUS 
 
 To Drown (neu.) ^>7. 
 Drowned. J]"^. 
 Drowsiness. Rf , ^qi%. 
 Drowsy. R?fft£#f, fav^r. 
 To be Drowsy. fal 4fC. *m^ r 
 
 To Drudge. jri°T- 
 
 A Drug. T^r, *T5rr£f. 
 
 A Druggist. TOfO. 
 
 A Druggist's stores. TOr^. 
 
 A Drum (varieties of such) . 3Tfw r 
 
 3T5r^K" f f*r¥*r, «ra3r, Srfc, arirr#r, 
 
 5"JT^\ fffast, ^TRT, TO^TST, 
 
 *nr, site. 
 
 A Drummer, ^f ?T(ft, qtfo^, ^T- 
 
 visa ' ' 
 
 A Drum-stick, fi'^t. 
 
 Drunk. f^f, J^r, ^5T?, ^Sf ; 
 
 dead drunk, 3T^5T. 
 To be Drunk. fei?r #<?. f*T3T<J. 
 A Drunkard. %qft, fasff? , SITrfr. 
 Of a Drunken man. Tf^=ff°fr 7 JTCTr- 
 
 Prat, JTR?f^r. 
 
 Drunkenness. TOI", 1^, WrC- 
 
 Dry. spsr. 
 
 Dry and hard. ^RT. 
 
 Dry (plain). ^Wf. 
 
 Tj Dry (ac/.). &S\%*J. 
 
 To Dry (new.). ^°T. 
 
 To become Dry in milk (as a cow). 
 
 The Drying up, of ground after 
 wet. 3§far? £t, tttii ; of a crop 
 from want of water, fllfost, 
 
 Drying, Dryness. H3TIT, *J3TrF°r. 
 Tne Duce, or Deuce, at cards. 
 ?H tt ; or dice, Z$t. 
 
 A Duck. 5Rir, (wi/rf) ffrr f 4te*1. 
 To Duck (act.), rmcq. 
 
 A Due (right). %f . 
 
 To be Due. few°T( or 5T?ofr fa- 
 
 To have Due. 5*f<JT&T. 
 
 A Dug or teat. <j?r, VJ. *&« 
 
 Nipple. 
 Having large Dugs (ae/j). srfffc 
 A Dull person. fr*T, ^tr^T, ^r?fr. 
 Dull, (as afire, light, trade , 8$c). 
 
 fed, 5T5RT. 
 Dumb. JJTJf. 
 Dumbness. zfTTIT. 
 A Dun, or Dunner. fNrr^r, %m t 
 
 To Dun. ft?T°T. 
 
 VS 
 
 A Dunce. srt. See Blockhead. 
 
 Dunning (sub.), ftjqr* 
 
 Dung, (of cow or buffaloe) ijofr. 
 See Cowdung. (of horse, mule 
 8$c.) T&Tj r (goat's, hare's fyc.) 
 ^rr^,7rr?°Tt,grr^, (camels) 
 fret, (bird's fyc.) fafc, (hawk's 
 or pigeon's), mgl& r (niaiis) jjf. 
 See Excrement. 
 
 Orbicular Dung of cattle. ^T°fr r 
 
 <trF^it,%te£r. 
 
 Dang, used as manure. STJ, *Tr°T. 
 
 A Dunghill, a?^^. 
 
 A Duplicate. TO% f (of a bill of 
 
 exchange) <rr3".3\ 
 Duplicity. ry^?rr r ^5^f ^t, WZ* 
 
 See Deceit. 
 Durability. SffT, 5RT3", ^flTS", if. 
 Durable. fVf^, ffsofr, vsT^ST, fc- 
 
 During. *J?. 
 
 The Dusk. aT^TC 
 
 Dust. %C, WJ, 55?, T5T, fart, 
 
 ?<rrfr, ^jfc, jfafc. 
 To Dust. 
 
EAR 
 
 43 
 
 EAT 
 
 E 
 
 Each, ff fryff ff frfr, tffiT. 
 Eager. ^Jfqft, 3TCU, ^foff. 
 Eagerness. #$", Ssflf^rf, ftf3T, 
 
 An Eagle, g^rj, <HSrr^ 
 The Ear. tt. " 
 The lobe of the Ear. qffcpfV. 
 A stoppage in the Ear. frnff. 
 An instrument for cleaning the Ear. 
 
 To bore the Ear. £f'7oj. 
 
 Ear cropt, or one without orna- 
 ments in the Ears. ^jff. 
 
 Ornaments for the Ear (varieties). 
 fC, mit t Tfoff, f^Cr, jSTf, 
 
 <Rsr, ^, jfefr. jttc, Jfr, 
 «?t f ^. 
 
 Ear-wax. JfC/. 
 
 An Ear of grain, tfir, faff, 7T^; 
 in different stages in growth, ^ff- 
 
 Earlier. QTjffr. 
 
 Somewhat Earlier. ^filKTr, J?f- 
 
 Early. ^?r, qfc f St^T, fc§?v 
 
 Somewhat early. H^fff", 5EHft#T, 
 
 Early {a crop). tfftnrg. 
 
 Early morning. ?fff3W, HIT, ^»T- 
 
 JR-RT. 
 To Earn. 3T*Trf°J, ^^T, ^qrfj. 
 Earnings. OTrt", ^"^f. 
 Earnest-money. STsft, ^Rf- 
 Earth (soil), fart. 
 The Earth. vsffR, 3"^, 5f?Tr t ^F. 
 Earthern-ware (the substance). 
 
 fa^^T. £ee Potsherd. 
 A seller of Earthern ware vessels. 
 
 An Earthquake, to occur. Kfrff 
 
 Ease. g*|, *ffUg, tfttT, H^fC, 
 
 Ease (facility). hi*ui, WWt&, 
 
 At Ease, Easy. ^flD", H^7, «Tr- 
 
 To be at Ease. efTU^T* 
 To Ease nature. £T<ufq7^. 
 Easily. ^1%. 
 
 The East, sfrtfr, arfrTC, «jrj- 
 Easterly, Eastern. 3f*TC3St« 
 Easy, (not difficult). ^f#, §T?^, 
 9W, *?lw, *H^f • See At Ease. 
 To Eat. ^rr^fta^, f5ig« 
 
 Eatable. ^ff^T^. 
 To be Eaten, ^r?^, (as by in- 
 sects) *r^°I. 
 
EIG 
 
 44 
 
 ELE 
 
 An Eater. ^f3T. 
 
 The Eaves of a house. ®m$, ^?. 
 
 The Ebb-tide. ^Tr^f, W5T. 
 
 To Ebb. BTr^jaj. * 
 
 Ebony. ^Tr^T. 
 
 Ebullition. ^ftST, *T*#r. 
 
 An Echo, q^fe. 
 
 An Eclipse. q"foj. 
 
 To be Eclipsed. fJIT^STJ. 
 
 Economy. g<fit, SlJIWr. See 
 
 Frugality. 
 An Eddy, spr, qrfjffr. 
 The Edge (margin), f3Rlfr, OTt, 
 
 3RT, ^T, at£t, qfr. 
 The Edge" of a blade. qrr, aff, 
 
 373* ; of a web of cloth, (?fc. 
 A n Edging for a garment. *rat, 
 
 rasrrqr. 
 
 SS 
 
 To Educate. q^lTCJ, TOIT^. 
 
 An Eel. jjhr. 
 
 To Efface. ^£'Tr, ^rf°T. 
 
 To be Effaced, fal^ 
 
 An Effect (consequence), qrir, 
 
 To have an Effect. 3?tf^" 3iT°7. 
 Of no Effect. Wrpjf , ^ftf 
 To he Effected. *R7T, f^^r. 
 Effeminate. vsfr^ofr, 5RRr, #?r, 
 
 Efficacious, ^simi, mw$r, STOT^I". 
 
 An Effort. tfpft, SSTJT. 
 
 An Egg. 3TRT; the white of an 
 
 Egg, riqrft, 
 The Egg plant. ?R^T. 
 Eight. 8T3-. 
 
 Eight per cent. sjflfWf. 
 Eight fold (adj.). BT^ofr. 
 The Eight fold. BjaffSr. 
 Eighteen. ^T^Tf. 
 Eighteenth. a?^if. 
 
 Eighth, srst. 
 
 The Eighth figure, or number. 
 
 The Eighth day of the lunar fort- 
 night, ^if. 
 
 Eightieth. ^B\W. 
 
 Eighty. 3T&. 
 
 Eighty-one. lOT^t. 
 
 Eighty-two. fa*Trtft. 
 
 Eighty-three. fc^Tr^. 
 
 Eighty-four. ^[Trst 
 
 Eighty-five, q^TRft. 
 
 Eighty-six. Ufr^t. 
 
 Eighty-seven. tfcTrtfl". 
 
 Eighty- eight. «?3T#. 
 
 Eighty-nine. vJTR^. 
 
 Either (of two), fffa^ff. 
 
 Either (con/.). vstf, fflg". 
 
 The Elbow, yfff, SK3T. 
 
 Elder, qff. 
 
 An Elder. il%U t qfrft. 
 
 Eldest, qfir, qffif. 
 
 To Elect. sropT. See To Choose. 
 
 An Electuary. iffsp". 
 
 Elegance. #*JT. 'See Beauty. 
 
 Elegant. tffoff , #^KT, S*fr, 5T- 
 ^T. See Nice. 
 
 An Elegy, qrc, *T5rf. 
 
 An Element. iT?r, *HT, ^T^rfa^". 
 
 An Elephant. (male) ?nft ; (fe- 
 male) fr^r°ft. 
 
 The trunk of an Elephant. Hf3T. 
 
 An Elephant driver. q^^R. 
 
 An Elephant goad or hook. 3T5T, 
 
 An open litter for riding on an 
 Elephant. f ITT ; a covered 
 litter, f f pft 
 
 To Elevate, ^rr^q, J^ 3^. 
 
 Elevation. JJ, %qrk*. 
 
EMB 
 
 45 
 
 ENC 
 
 Eleven. q\KW, ^\<t 
 
 Eleven fold (adj.). 3r|°Tf. 
 
 The Elevenfold. *TrfT°T. 
 
 Eleventh, ^r^r- 
 
 The Eleventh figure or number. 
 
 The Eleventh day of the lunar 
 fortnight. Htfftfer. T^rstft, 3T!"- 
 
 nf, *rrcf. 
 
 An Elk. JTiT^T. 
 
 Eloquent, ^fz. 
 
 Else (pro. other J. fa^L 
 
 Else (adv. otherwise). ^^. 
 
 Elsewhere. ffq"ffq". 
 
 To Elude, imrf" !. See Evade. 
 
 Emaciated. f[^f t TfTO", 3o?3J, 
 
 *%, 3 Iff. 
 Emancipated. BTFsff* ^ ee Free. 
 Emancipation. IJR:«KTOr, ^R^ff, 
 
 An Embankment. #T, i%, sfer. 
 
 ' V3 ' S3 
 
 To lay an Embargo on goods. 
 
 ss 
 
 To Embark (ac*.). ^TP?PT. 
 To Embark (neu.). ^PfffJ. 
 Embarrassment, sfsr^ %{%. tfee 
 
 Perplexity. 
 An Embassador. 
 To Embezzle. 
 
 To be Embezzled. 
 
 S3 V9 
 
 Embezzlement. W^f. ^ft^f". 
 
 * ' S3 S3 
 
 An Embrace, Embracing. WTO", 
 To Embrace. JTFf^" &c 
 
 S3 
 
 An Embrasure. JTf^ff- 
 To Embroider. vr^°T. 
 
 S3 
 
 Embroidered, fcrfsjr^, »T*f . 
 
 ss ' 
 
 TfC'T or 
 
 An Embroiderer. W^sfTrT, Sf- 
 Embroidery. fafo*r, feftr^, qz[. 
 
 * ° S3 ' s» 
 
 An Embryo. JT*T, TW. 
 An Emerald. «PT^TcT, T^t. 
 Eminent. \sf#. See Famous. 
 To Empale, grt few. 
 
 * (is » S3 
 
 An Emperor. ^CRnsT, ^r. See 
 
 King. 
 To Employ, ^frr sifuj or vTttT- 
 
 To be Employed. ^oj s^TFT 
 
 " S3 S3 ' * S3 * 
 
 See To be Engaged. 
 Busily Employed. qoTTH^W, ^Tf. 
 Employment. qrif, ^J^Ff , fr^T. 
 To Empoverish, ^j%crff ^K^. 
 Emptiness, q^iTf, 3£ffr, S^crc. 
 
 Empty. s*fr ; ufcfr, tifr; ^r^, 
 
 To Empty. S"?ff &c. 3T37T. 
 
 Emulation, ^g". 
 
 Emulative, Emulous. ff^TKr. 
 
 Enamel. *f\?[) ; a red kind of ena- 
 mel, qqfr. 
 
 Enamelled. jftoRTK]. 
 
 Enamelling. jfrrRTr^ ; a kind of 
 enamelling, ^RTfeq&T^. 
 
 To Enamour. JTif^T, qftf ^^T- 
 
 To be Enamoured. ?fe faw, <FT- 
 
 S3 » N S3 
 
 To Encamp. mt& faSPJ, ^foj. 
 An Encampment. l-T^s?, £€!"• 
 An Enchanter. wrPTJT^r, 3nffl°'fr^\ 
 Enchantment. STIT, 3rrfJT°T, £r°Tf. 
 
 O^ 7 S3 ' 
 
 To Encircle. tsjfq,^q. 
 
 •S S3 ' S3 
 
 Encircling. ^s?|, q^CT. 
 
 To Enclose. qrfe-^sff-ftSJ'J or 
 
 Fsprq. 
 
 An Enclosure. 3fii, t^Jt. 
 
 To Encounter (act.). JTfnff 3^J. 
 
ENE 
 
 46 
 
 ENT 
 
 To Encounter (neu.). Q\*i\ fa- 
 To Encourage. fe&lQt fyc. fe^, 
 Encouragement. f^RTf, IV^srrC, 
 To Encroach. Z*3& 3KT o r. 
 
 ^ S3 S3 
 
 An End (extremity). JTpt, Jpjt, 
 
 fafr, jf. 
 
 End (conclusion). aft^, afa,^? , 
 
 7 S3 
 
 End (finishing- J . faw, f^5[^. 
 To End (act.). Mc$, fa*f|3"<y, 
 
 To End, be Ended. fafrcq, fa*T- 
 iTT, TO fa 3 T<T. 
 
 To no End. amnrr, ^qrrrff. 
 
 Endearment, ^"^rc, c7 r \j. 
 An Endeavour. flFfl", ^3"\sTJT. 
 Ended, qxf. 
 Endive, srrfa^. 
 Endless, tflr. 
 
 To Endorse a bill, (in selling) T%- 
 3Tr3" fe^or, (in accepting-) qfs 
 
 S3 
 
 Endurance (continuance). tfJJ& f 
 
 feme, ztzw, ^ra. 
 
 The property which causes Endu- 
 rance, or lastingness. B <J. 
 To Endure, or last. sTir !",^- 
 
 To Endure, or suffer. tfs»<J, 3T- 
 
 S3 » s» 
 
 Enduring (sub. brooking). vsRI", 
 
 Enduring (patient J. JS\f\ft. 
 
 An Enemy. ^^T,W. 
 
 Of an Enemy. pJT<W, p*F«Ft, 
 
 tTf°fr, ^£f. 
 Energy. &m f fiRsr. 
 
 To be Enfeebled. fa$-*Wt-Pr- 
 
 S3 
 
 To Engage (enter upon). ^^. 
 To Engage (a servant). TOor,srp- 
 
 S3 » S3 
 
 To Engage (contract), fr^or. 
 To be busily Engaged. ^iT<T. 
 An Engagement (agreement). Sfr- 
 
 Cf , atf , ^3, srrrfr, atsrrj. 
 
 £ee Fight. 
 To Engender, gerr 3T^, ^TSTT^- 
 English, ^ift. 
 An Englishman. 3?q"ST. 
 To Engrave. sf^TT. 
 An Engraver. 3T5T^". 
 An Enigma, fq^ft, giTIT^^r- 
 
 To Enjoin. && ejr^or ^jtstTTT. 
 
 •* SJSS s» ss ' \» «s» 
 
 ^rrjfisr ^q. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Enjoin. ^*3" &c. STfor or <Tf- 
 
 J S3 S3 J S» 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' S3 
 
 Enjoyment. *W, Jf#, ?J5jY, S^IT, 
 
 - S3 ' si 
 
 One fond of sensual Enjoyment. 
 
 To Enlarge. TOT^f' 
 
 Enmity. >^", f ?q°ft, ^T'Ttf, STfJT. 
 
 Enough, ffer, qofr, asfr. 
 
 To En rage. *ffr STC^ ♦ f^U?* • 
 
 To Enrich. m$f fyc. ^K^f, ^?PT. 
 
 See Rich. 
 To Ensue (neu.). f*P?oj, faf^T !. 
 To Entangle. ij?j, aforC^T, <5"flr- 
 
 To be Entangled, afuoj, tre<T. 
 An Entanglement, qfffsr, qfSTlfr, 
 
 To Enter, ft? ?", ftp?°T. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 To Enter (in registering), srrfe^t 
 
ENV 
 
 47 
 
 EST 
 
 To Enter upon a business. faSPT, 
 
 An Enterprise. aril*?. 
 
 To Entertain ( divert J. fteTICJ, 
 
 R^rCT. See To Engage. 
 An Entertainment (at table), fqf- 
 
 To Entice. qr<TIT°r, ^T, *T*?}f?r, 
 
 ss \s 7 ss ' ss ' 
 
 Enticement. ^TR", 5*, *"J, TO, 
 
 vsS 
 
 An Enticer. ?ft, ^frc, ^TI^, 
 
 Entire, ssfr, *irff, jfr, sot, wr- 
 i f swfl", sftfr, srfor. 
 
 ' <S\ ' ' S3 
 
 Entirely. flrff #c. as a&oue, ^UTT, 
 
 Entrails, ^rf^f I", ^iff, Jpft; of a 
 
 fish, frft 
 Entrance (admittance), ^z, qfqR"- 
 
 ' ss 
 
 An Entrance (door way), sfafr , 3T^". 
 
 To Entrap. qfTRTr^J. 
 
 To Entreat. fe^oj, fiHq", fyc. 
 
 S3 
 
 An Entreating. fa^ST, ^tSffft, fa- 
 
 An Entry (info any place). a^q. 
 An Entry for register. 5"lf<I^t. 
 To Entwine, Envelop. 3S?°T. 
 An Envelope, faqrrofr, ^fj?r. 
 
 Envious. ^rFir^r^fr, tfresrtqt. 
 
 To be Envious. ^or SSf°T, «f^°T. 
 
 S3 ' • S3 ' vj ' 
 
 ?3"OT°T. 
 
 ss 
 
 The Environs of a town, &e. 7- 
 To Enumerate. ff ^ f?37 ^ ^ 3<T. 
 
 S3 sa ss 
 
 Envy. |^, ^rrTjT, ^fa, ^?r, srj, 
 
 To Envy. |flaj. 
 
 An Epicure. ^Ic^ffe. 
 
 An Epidemic disease. fTfT, Wife, 
 
 The Epilepsy. fiTqt, l\t[. 
 Equal, fffaft, fc^Fire i r, ff «&%ft 
 *?*, *OTrftr, afc. 
 
 ss ' ' ss 
 
 Equal in age. ^f t ^fr. 
 To Equal, or be quits with. qTSTT. 
 Equality. f frf ft, ff^C 3[?, %- 
 3i£, C^e 6ei»o- quits) inS'SHS'. 
 Equilibrium, Equipoise. 5§^TC. 
 To be Equipped. ^f*T^, Sfa^, 
 
 S3 SS S3 
 
 Equitable. ^ft, ^pfr, 3rfSHl See 
 
 Just. 
 Equity. %%;. See Justice. 
 An Era. ^?T, OT. 
 
 \3 » S3 
 
 To Eradicate. <TJ°T, ^2"°T- 
 
 \S ' S3 
 
 To Erase. fffW, arrfoj, %£°T, (fy 
 
 scraping) Tg^vf. 
 Erect. g-tff, *gr£j\ 
 To Erect or build, s^nr *feoT, if r- 
 
 • S3 ' • S3 » 
 
 SOT. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Erect {place upright), f^rof. 
 To Err (do wrong). JJ^°T, fff 37- 
 
 An Error. ip, tfffc, aftst, ff f 
 
 To Escape. ^sft-fe^iTt-t|£t- 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Especially. q*ofr. 
 
 Espousals. Jffe^ff. 
 
 An Essence. ^I^T, JT*1T, rfj, <TJ. 
 
 To Establish. fafR; ], #3°J. 
 
 To E,teem. ^OT, Trw, *riC°J. 
 
 An Estimate. <T3T, 37*T ( ft *I. 
 
 To Estimate, <TSF°J, «F*T<J, ff STT^ 
 
 By Estimate. «f farcer. 
 
EXA 
 
 48 
 
 EXC 
 
 Et cetera. mfU- 
 
 Eternal, frj, W*T, tffr. 
 
 Eternally. tfST, fJOT, faf . 
 
 Ethics. =Ttfr. 
 
 To Evacuate. S^r, TOr-^fr- 
 
 To Evade, or practice Evasion. 2Tf- 
 
 *r°r, JT^rc°T, ?^^rc°T, ^r^rr^r, 
 
 One who Evades. ^fr^TC, ^J^r^T, 
 
 Evanescent. TTRt. 
 
 To Evaporate (neu.). 6"^"°T, *■?- 
 
 qor. 
 An Evasion, orEvading. JrC,3f[ft, 
 
 Even f/eyeZ, #c .). TO^ft, £% 
 
 rf^rflfffr. See Equal. 
 Even, even so much as. JTJTJTf, 
 
 r^TJT^r- See also Although. 
 An Even number, ffcfr. 
 The Evening. m£\ f frefiT, STR, 
 
 fa*rr?[rre, tfsrf, 3#r. 
 
 Evenness. ^fC. 
 
 An Event (incident). Jllfcw, 3T3J. 
 
 Ever (a; a?i?/ time), g^ft. #ee 
 
 Always. 
 Every. tffiT, 37c7, tfiTOC. 
 Evidence (testimony). q\ig f ^jr- 
 
 ffff. $ee Witness* 
 Evident. Tfafr, STrff^". 
 
 Evil ^j.;. jriWfr, jffr. 
 Evil (Su&.). yfrot, jfrrc- 
 
 Evil-minded, ^rst- £ee Malevo- 
 lent. 
 A Eunuch, ^rf^, *tr#. 
 A Ewe. itg", qfl", cfflf. 
 Exact, Exactly. i\^ t f^EJ, TO. 
 To Exaggerate. ^nfftr-^-ilT- 
 
 To Exalt. frcr^-#ETnsr-*T ,j r. 
 
 £ee To Raise. 
 
 An Examination. qif, 3THT, ^Tf- 
 «*T3T, Tfter. £ee Inquiry. 
 
 To Examine. T^'T, «rra°T. ^TT- 
 «flTC<T. #ee To Investigate, In- 
 quire, Inspect. 
 
 An Example. ftrSR", fJEr*T. 
 
 To Exasperate. %3TrT,%^y. 
 
 To Excavate. WZ^J. 
 
 To Exceed, srqfa &c 37^. 
 
 Exceeding bounds or what is need- 
 ful. ^fa f ?$&;, W, tf?T. 
 
 Exceeding, Exceedingly, sjofr, rf- 
 
 jtht, i?rgr, suffer, fr<rzr. 
 
 To Excel. ^-iT3-f3TT. 
 Excellence (superiority). 3"J3T?, 
 
 tfee Goodness. 
 Excellent. g?3T, 5Tf I", 3TNTC r, ^f- 
 ST, Wr, TO*:, tfH. See Good. 
 
 Except, ftnrrc, «rrcf, srt, ^, ^r- 
 srr, f%-=rr. 
 
 To Except, str: ^TOT", UT^T. 
 Excess. 3"f£RT. See Superfluity. 
 Excess due on a running account. | 
 
 One who commits an Excess. &T- 
 
 fjrfr. 
 
 Excessive, £RT. See Exceeding. 
 Exchange, Exchanging. qZEZ. 
 Exchange (discount). JjCf, 3Z{. 
 An Exchange (what is given). 
 
 V&3T, W$t, ^C. 
 In Exchange, sffrfr, «TCfc, ^Rf- 
 To Exchange. 3T£<JF. 
 To Excite. JT^ICJ, T^rf?, %- 
 
 To be Excited (a quarrel). JT^or, 
 
EXP 
 
 49 
 
 EXT 
 
 An Exciter of quarrels. i^TOTC 
 
 fqTsr^T. 
 
 To Exclaim. STf-tfr-srr^t-^ !". 
 
 ss 
 
 To Exclude, ^rf ft" TOT, ^^. 
 
 SS ' \S 
 
 To Excoriate. ^^5" sT^T. 
 
 s» 
 
 An Excoriation. JTT57. 
 
 The Excrement of man. iff, fer- 
 
 fteqft, grrfr, (thin) ^. ~ 
 
 A lump of Excrement, srff. 
 An Excrescence. jfUr, ifr^lT. 
 An Excuse. sfisFET, ^? f . 
 
 7 ss 
 
 An Execration. qRr^t. See Curse. 
 To Execute (perform). *rr% sn- 
 
 opT, 5T J. 'S'ee To Perform. 
 Exempt, Exempted, ifrj". 
 Exemption. *[rq?T. 
 Exercise (practice). f^rf^r^, ^T- 
 
 Exertion, snff , 31Tf , faf^T. 
 ] An Exigence. %fr*|. See Diffi- 
 culty. 
 . To Exist, ? W. ^Tf err fa^or. 
 
 SS SS ' SJ ' SS 
 
 Existence. injRTt. 
 To Expand (act.). q§rsor, §-q- 
 £°T, TORT- 
 
 ss 7 ss 
 
 To Expand (neu.). qf^or, qfe- 
 ^or. See To Swell. 
 
 SS 
 
 Expansion. qfaTF?, tfrftTUC, *T- 
 
 fc, qr^rcj, crerfr- 
 
 To Expect. TO ffGJ, SflT &c. 
 TOT. 
 
 ss 
 
 An Expectant. affflfar, afl^TST, 
 
 Expectation (hope), aTRF, S*te, 
 (looking' for) fffs^r, a?roV?f. 
 
 To Expectorate. ^[sTITT. 
 
 An Expectoration. ^fSJK ; phlegm 
 discharged, ^falTr. 
 
 An Expedient. H, 3% } pf^f , 3"- 
 7! g". See Remedy. 
 
 Expeditious. W-Z t (a person) gj- 
 j%fr, (an act) ftfsfr. See Quick. 
 To Expel. Frsq, ^T. 
 To Expend, ifSqrCT, ^T. 
 To be Expended. *gw 
 Expenditure, Expense, *3T<fr, 5^"^, 
 
 7 ss 
 
 Expensive (extravagant), qrj^^f. 
 
 See Dear. 
 Experience. W, aTR'RT, £3T. 
 Experienced. *?£, q^l". 
 An Experiment, q*«r, ^PsJTiJt. 
 An Expert person. JTs3", ^RF, ^\- 
 
 0*r^, q^r. 
 
 Expertness. ITSlf, q^rrc, H^3T#. 
 An Expiation. q^Tf trot, ^qq^F. 
 To Expire. JRT. See To Die, 
 
 To End. 
 To Explain. tfJTSTifT, ^SrfJ, 
 
 An Explanation. C^TiUC, frirr, 
 
 Explicit, Explicitly, pqrf, ^qrr. 
 ^rqr. 
 
 ss 
 
 An Exploit. 3Trft*.vTR. 
 
 To Explore. flffcr 5Jf <T. See To 
 
 *• ss ss 
 
 Examine, Search. 
 Export, Exporting. %3Trsr, %$PT, 
 
 To Expose. v3sTf3"or. 
 
 Express, Expressly. Btt. See 
 
 Explicit. 
 An Express (courier, letter, fyc.) 
 
 Charge for an Express. #T. 
 To Express (squeeze out). ffijt- 
 f5Tq^-eR"2"°T. See To Represent, 
 
 ©v SS 4 
 
 Utter. 
 To Extend. q*Tr?T. See To 
 
 Spread. 
 Extension, *PfT3r. , 
 
EYE 
 
 50 
 
 FA I 
 
 Extensive, 3#f. See Wide. 
 Exterior, External f f 9L 
 To Exterminate. <Tl| q^^T. 
 Exterminated, Extinct. 5frg, qv^l", 
 
 Extermination. qrg. #ee Des- 
 truction. 
 
 To Extinguish, fasr?°T, ^ir^T, 
 (a Zawp onZi/) ^5r~3fi'~^°T. 
 
 To be Extinguished. faHR'J, 3"- 
 
 srra°[. 
 
 To Extirpate, qf3 sjrg-q. 
 To Extort. <*tfr Wf. 
 Extra. *&?&;. See More. 
 To Extract. ^^ f S%?<J. 
 Extraordinary. sivsf}. 
 Extravagant, 3^3T,farpj, JsKTrs:. 
 Extremely, iprrj. #ee Exceed- 
 ingly. 
 The Extremity (end). fer^r, g|fr. 
 To Extricate. ©SIXT, tf*^ 
 
 « S3 ' S» 
 
 Exuberance, q"rf«r. $ee Super- 
 fluity. 
 
 Exultation. qr^ ^fcuT. £ee De- 
 light 
 
 The Eye. s?ffr, *!W, ^*?F. 
 
 The Eye of a needle. ^m ? qfflir. 
 
 The dark spot of the p\ipil of the 
 Eye.. ?=?t, 3TfFf€t. 
 
 The Eye-ball. cTRL 
 
 An Eye-brow. fJT^° 
 
 One-Eyed. ^ r &FF* 
 
 The hair of the Eye-lasfe. RfWt. 
 
 An Eye-lid. ^qrc* TS"*"- 
 
 Gum or mucus of the Eye. fq^. 
 
 To become sore, the Eyes, affjjf 
 
 The Eye sight farlr. 
 
 An Eye twinkling. *J%fs»T, 
 
 F 
 
 A Fable. T^SR". See Story. 
 The Face. gf,g^,Nfed, JJffe. 
 A wry Face. 5jar, *TwKT, JfiW. 
 To make Faces. qs 6/c, f^3Toj. 
 Face to Face. sTRiWtf, TOffT*ft. 
 With Face downwards, on its Face. 
 
 With Face upwards, J§^f t qfevfc. 
 Facility. $f*|, m&ti %,13li, #» 
 
 t»mf. 
 
 Facetious. ^fC- See Jocular. 
 A Factor. Jpft^r. 
 Factorship. WrfePTrft. 
 To Fade away. OTfC^^T, W°Jr 
 
 To Fade (as colors). ftfZ^, ftr^T 
 
 To Fag. ^Ij/irfJ. 
 
 A Fagot. tfitsT^t, ?rar, jft, ^rrf t 
 
 To Fail (fall short). qpor. 
 To Fail (miss, miscarry), irgoi; 
 To Fail (as a crop). ^ fil*m. 
 A Failing (defect). §j, ^ %Tf^ 
 
 IPT. $ee Deficiency. 
 To Faint. if^SFT- 
 Faint (weak). q\it, *Kf» 
 To grow Faint. Pftfr?ft ^spf. 
 
 o sa 
 
 A Faint, Fainting. 5"3T^", JT^fl. 
 Fainted, in a Faint. ir=n" f ^fqr. 
 
 sa ' s» 
 
 A Fair, ^£f, $#j\ 
 
 Fair fc/twf). s^f, #*Tr, qrftry. 
 
 Fair (complexion). aflTf, *nff« 
 Fair (wind). ^TRF, *tf#, *??£?". 
 Fairness (honesty q. v.). ^ff 
 #nf, (o/ complexion) %<ff 
 
 ami 
 
 Ox 
 
 A Fairy, e^l. 
 
I A ' ; 
 
 Faith (irust). iwrf r fa*T<T, BW, 
 
 (trust in God) Jfosr. 
 Faithful *Rj, OT=ft, fa3T*¥3Tf. 
 Faithless. ^fr ? §f ??R, fa*RTWf , 
 
 TOff^rfl, ^rqrr. 
 
 Faithlessness, cgsrr, %f*?tft, fa"- 
 A Falcon. 3Tf^F5r. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Falconer. sfr^rC- 
 
 To Fall. f3R*J, <WJ, («s leases, 
 
 /rut"*, ^c.) uoj^. 
 To Fall or abate (as a flood, wind, 
 
 To Fall (as a building-), ffoj, 
 j To Fall on, Fall out, See To At- 
 tack, To Quarrel. 
 A Fall, or declension of the flood 
 in the river. l^Tf v?f. 
 J The time of the Fall of the flood, 
 
 1 mmu 
 
 ) A Fall in price, #plt 
 Fallen in price, %^T. 
 I A Falling off. ^fit 
 '. Fallow land, arrest ; eld Fallow 
 land, ?mm. 
 
 ! False. ^it,m£$,^m^~ 
 
 A Falsehood. q&. 
 
 Gs>S 
 
 ! Falseness, Falsity, ^TvSTC- 
 To Falter, f f ^ of af^or fE^or. 
 
 • «^ S3 ' V S9 ' "s. SS 
 
 Fame. JfrTO, ^ *TfJ, ^Tf^nr, 
 A Family (household). %$^ s ^!W- 
 
 ' SS N\! » S3 S3 » SS s» ' «■-»? 
 
 Family (race), f^fir, TO., q*T^ ? 
 
 Os ' ' sS SS ' ? sy 
 
 |j Of high Family. *WC?r, qTjafr ? 
 
 I LB 
 
 One who has a Family. «R"«rPC > 
 
 A Famine, ipfrr^ f^C ? 3vIJi 
 
 ss 
 
 To Fa-cish (neu.). TO, ??c^T. 
 Famous . ^ff , fT3TRf , ^wiW , 
 
 ^rrfr, -rrssrc, srr*f?c, ^r^ 
 
 A Fan (small), f^FTt, q*ff, 
 (large) frfsf%, Tiff, (suspended) 
 
 To Fan. f^f# f^W, ITS *FC*[. 
 Fanciful. if^PCT, 95Nn#, ^fO. 
 
 OS " ' 
 
 A Fancy (foolish conceit). q-Sr, 
 
 ?w, 3re, figure". d^^ s fcf?s; 
 
 ss ' ss sa ? ss- ss'ss ^ss » 
 
 Gs 
 
 To Fancy (imagine), *$h®T f H*T- 
 
 S3 » % ; S3 ' S* *\ S3 
 
 A Fang, %^r. $ee Tusk, Claw. 
 
 Far, qt ? fJT* 
 
 How Far. %fr(t qtj. 
 
 Fare £/bo<2 q. v.), ipr. 
 
 Fare (for convey ance\ ^3jM»fj 
 
 Farewell a?Wip[fCj ^p[ft 
 A Farm, fffit, ^TCST, cRt 
 
 To Farm, or take on lease {reti- 
 nue). ^^rfsT!" 3<?<W 
 
 ' SS 
 
 A Farmer, gwfrjf , fsRtef^, f* 
 
 ?q"^". See Husbandman. 
 A Farmer of revenue. Jra^rr^\ 
 A Farrier. =Tf^f . 
 A Fart. fe, #lf, ^rrffr; a dead 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' 
 
 fart, ipr. 
 To Fart, fe #c. fe st*j. 
 Farther, qrffr, ?jcfff . 
 Farthermore. arsff f^T. $ee Also, 
 
 Besides. 
 A Farting. £f£f, s£, $# < $i 
 
FAT 
 
 52 
 
 FEA 
 
 To Fascinate. #r?°T, ?f% 3PC°T. 
 
 SS ' SS 
 
 Fascinating (adj.) jfrff°Tf, *Tff. 
 
 Fascination, jfffT' 
 
 A Fashion, ?#, fte", STS. See 
 Form, Custom. 
 
 To Fashion, qsoj. 
 
 Fashionable, rfarcfr. See Cus- 
 tomary. 
 
 A Fast, ^rtr, ^r^rff r, sfcry, for, 
 qrrar. 
 
 To Fast. Cf#-M-^*?PT, &W, 
 SfC ?;zv\ or ^vf. 
 
 ' SS SS 
 
 Fast Om). TOt, TO^f, #?r, f- 
 
 sjt^T. -See Quick. 
 To Fasten, sfaor, ?f2"°r. 
 
 SS ' SS 
 
 A Fastening, ^nj. 
 
 Fasting since the morning (adj.). 
 
 Fastidious. flT5JT^. 
 
 Fat (subs.). sTf^ff. 
 
 Fat (adj.). spfr, ff^cTf, ZZ(V[Zt, 
 
 To grow Fat. 5T^°T. 
 
 Fate, srcirj, rfrf^ frWT, ^f , 
 
 ^3T, ot, ^ifr" Jrrqfrr, nr^-fir, 
 
 ^7 %' 
 
 Ill-Fated. f^T»Tr?7t. 
 A Father, foar, ^r#r, ^?r, fr?rr. 
 A Father in law. ^ |^f f ?<j£C. 
 One's Father in law's family. ^FTf- 
 
 §rr plu. 
 A wife's Father's family (so called 
 
 by her). q$tf plu. 
 The Father in law of one's son or 
 
 daughter, fjvr. 
 Fatigue. qf f *ftfa${. 
 To Fatigue. ^rc^- 
 To be Fatigued. sj^T, 3r?<T, *?- 
 
 f^SPT. 
 
 One easily Fatigued. ^IT^,'<r^5- 
 Fatness. nrrfa,*TSfl?, *IffW. 
 
 7 SS ' 
 
 To Fatten (act.). fl^Tf^. 
 To Fatten (?iew.). Jr^q. 
 
 A Fault, jttt, %, ? cr-, *^r. 
 
 SS » » sS ' SS 7 
 
 To lay one's Fault on another. 
 
 S3 7 • SS ss 
 
 Faultless (innocent). ^fr?, ^IT- 
 
 5T, r |, (perfect, complete) q^{ } 
 
 (sound) ^JHjt, 
 Faultlessly. ^JjRrfl" , ^ffff . 
 Faulty (guilty of a fault). 3"CITt, 
 
 fflft, sH?f, (defective) q\z. 
 Favour. frnW^Tt, *fttt, Tr^er. 
 
 $ee Kindness. 
 Favourable (wind), ^qr^f , tftW. 
 Favouring, Favouritism. 711%, q- 
 
 feq, <TfS8T<Tft, ftarrs. See Par- 
 
 tiality. 
 A Favourite. sTIT^r, Fsff?ft. 
 
 sj 7 ss 
 
 A Favourite wife. Hsfflilfq. 
 A Fawn, frfavfr. 
 Fawning. f^CITf, ar^PT^f. 
 Fear, fj, %f , f #T, *T3", |C, ?TS, 
 
 To Fear, fl"^, ?Cq 
 
 To cause Fear. %SflTq. 
 
 Fearful (causing- fear). ^rqTff^r, 
 
 3R"3T, 3T^f . #ee Timorous. 
 Fearless. ^JT*fr, ft'tfj, £fSW, 
 
 fw?, r^ir, frerV . 
 
 Fearlessnes. %iT^rc, ^T^fft. 
 
 A Feast. «JJ, fWf D f)', faSJTf^ 
 
 A brahmin's or fukeer's Feast. sjr- 
 
 ss 7 ss 7 ' j 
 
 To Feast (entertain) . fa^r oft ^ 
 
 SS 
 
 A Feat. grrfUrTR. 
 
FEN 53 
 
 A Feather. tf*r f q^\ <T<g\ 
 
 ss ' ' ss 
 
 Featherless . &TTO ifr , ^rg- , iff 3. 
 The Features (face), Jlivgf. 
 February and part of March, <RT- 
 
 SJ* S3 
 
 A Fee. c^rnt, ^TTT, f*Ff <TFfr, *Tf- 
 
 qt^. See Perquisite. 
 Feeble, ^flsfr , arqr, f^ffr, £Wf. 
 
 *See Weak. 
 Feebleness. I^^ff, WC. 
 Feebly. J?ST, p2TT. 
 To Feed (ea£). *3Tfor, (as cattle) 
 
 To Feed (another), ^mfj, (ca/- 
 
 ffe) ^rrcg. 
 
 To Feel (new.). ^1707. 
 
 To Feel (fry 6?/ foucA, <$*£•)• s ^t 
 
 To Feign. Wf-flfRr-^q. 
 To deceive by Feigning. MffCT- 
 A Feint, usr, JT^(3jf. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 To Fell, ifcof, %^rfor.' 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 The Felloe of a wheel. 3T. 
 
 A Fellow (match q. v.). \^[T. £ee 
 
 Companion, Partner, Equal. 
 Fellowship, qjfi<J t flJT. 
 
 Felt {subs.), ^fj, 5T^, ^nrr, ^rc- 
 
 A maker of Felt. %37f", %iff. 
 
 A Female. JTfT, JfTrfT. See Femi- 
 nine, Woman. 
 
 The Female apartments. *Rt^?3T- 
 sfr, let. 
 
 Feminine. «TiW°Fr, (gender) ^ft- 
 
 \3 ' \S S3 
 
 A Fen. *pfor. 
 
 A Fence ( hedge) . ^(v?fr, qif?, $- 
 
 A Fencer, q^f ^. 
 
 S3 
 
 I The art of Fencing, q^ 
 Fennel. ^rc 
 
 FIE 
 
 Fenugreek. *\q\ ; the seed, |ffT. 
 
 To Ferment (neu.). JT=^T. 
 
 To Ferment (act.). JT^f^T- 
 
 Ferocious. 3T^J, 37^T. 
 
 A Ferry. qc[oj. 
 
 A Ferryman or Ferry boat. qjf<Ht. 
 
 Ferry money, Ferriage. q^^T. 
 
 Fertile. 3 Trq[<f , q*fef . 
 
 Fertility, ^r^rft, q#^- 
 
 To Fertilize. TOrC'J, aTrflJ ?R°J. 
 
 To Fester (as a sore), q^oj. 
 
 A Festival, fw, qrf,^ fir, Wf- 
 
 s=» s; ' . .S3' 
 
 rearer % , ff q, c^, f^rer. 
 
 Festivity. 5Tr^t } SirSTRT, ^TRf, 
 
 To Fetch, arm, CTTt ^°J. 
 
 Fetid. flF^ff. 
 
 Fetidness, f^Trc. 
 
 To Fetter. %sT, #c. f^?rq or qrf of. 
 
 Fetters. ^5*, ^ sfte". 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' 
 
 A Feud. ii"£r, ^sTfiTtt. See Con- 
 tention. 
 A Fever. cTT, 3\<T, jrfr, TOrc - . 
 
 S3 » S3 ' 'J 
 
 An intermittent Ferver. qjT"- 
 
 vsTfrTq. See Ague. 
 A prevailing Fever, rrqfr, ^i"^. 
 A slight Fever. ffH, $f<TO. 
 The cold fit in Fever, fltafr. 
 To be seized with Fever. ^ffq'Sr^T. 
 
 sj 
 
 Few. sftfr, ^rfc^ir. 
 
 A Few. 3ft. 
 
 Some Few. ^RT^T, €l%d. 
 Fewness. WC, STlf^f?. 
 A Fibre. rfV /• 
 Fickle. 'eNst, ^r>f£f. 
 
 S3 » 
 
 Fickleness, ^q^lT* 
 A Fiction. sit ifffc?, ?fe^*Tr. 
 Fidelity. S^r? f^RT^f^r^t. 
 Fidgety. ^fo^T, fefiffif. 
 Fie. f&, ??T, *T. 
 
ni 
 
 54 
 
 FIR 
 
 A Field, fsft, wz, *?J 
 
 A Field of battled ftg. 
 
 Fierce. ?fc, grif. 
 
 Fierceness, jft". 
 
 Fierinoss. tfsrf, fa^ff. 
 
 Fiery. fa#, ^tr, f [ST. 
 
 Fifteen. #f, <TVft 
 
 Fifteenth, qw, qrfK 
 
 The Fifteenth day of lunar fort- 
 night (after new moon), vAt , 
 -T^t/. JC !"*?^, [after full) %* 
 
 Fifth. q^T. 
 
 The Fifth day of lunar fortnight. 
 
 Fifty, (fare. 
 
 About Fifty, qsrr^t. 
 
 Fifty-one, q;sFtS|TC. 
 
 Fifty-two. frtfvSITf. 
 
 Fifty-three. I'tsffC 
 
 Fifty-four. %3sfrf. 
 
 Fifty-five. q^Sfff. 
 
 Fifty-six. 3TWC. 
 
 Fifty-seven, SfrRvsTf?* 
 
 Fifty-eight 3}3Wf. 
 
 Fifty-nine, Sniffy, 
 
 A Fig. afv^te". 
 
 The sacred Fig tree. fqfq^T. 
 
 The Indian Fig tree. «j\f . 
 
 A Fight, Fighting. 5ff*T f Irfr, 
 
 %§f?, P$w. 
 
 To Fight. frvJ^JT. 
 A Fighter. ^|. 
 Figure (form). §fa t HJCtf, (* Jo- 
 tec, image), qfa£t ? jjrfr. 
 A Figure (mm&er). ajJT« 
 A Filbert nut. qfe^T. 
 A File (f^c instrument). C^RT, W- 
 
 A File of papers strung, ?*' 
 
 To File (abrade), r^aj. 
 
 Filial, qzrofr. 
 
 Filings. * ffff, # 
 
 To Fill. *K<J. " 
 
 A Fillip, £??ff, rarfeiT. 
 
 A Filly. #st, finrf°T' 
 
 A Film. f?ft, ^ft- 
 
 To Filter (ocf.). fSTRoj, 
 
 Filth. q& f ife, (stinking-) fapj. 
 
 Filthiness. TO?, TOf°T, Jftrrr. 
 
 Filthy. TO, Jjfcwr, JT^J, P^r, 
 
 A Fin." jjprfe, W&{. 
 
 Final, qpcjf. 
 
 To Find (obtain). 5Tf *r y (with its 
 
 object as nom:) &vw 9 fasror, (to 
 
 perceive) p?$q. 
 To Find out. ?fr^-<Etst-3F?or, 
 
 Fine (subtile). ^EFTfr, fffcfff. See 
 
 Elegant, Excellent. 
 A Fine. '^L vFvF. 
 To Fine, ^art #c. ^07. 
 Fine drawing. <-R" ? h^T. 
 Fineness, ^EFTflT. 
 A Finger, a'ff^fc. 
 The fore-Finger. 3ffl*ft ^Tf^Fr^ 
 The middle- Finger. fc=#f ^rrfft. 
 The ring- Finger . «TR\ 
 The little-Finger. *$&. 
 A Finger's breadth, s?f C- 
 To Finish. fafiCJ, pTCT, W- 
 
 To be Finished. q^T, f^Tf^T?C^, TO 
 
 A Finishing. HW. •S'ce Con- 
 clusion. 
 
 Fire, ftft, ^Trf^T, ?JTr; a great fire, 
 fj^j a fire of smoke, tflf. 
 
 To Fire, or set on Fire. Tffl 
 
FIS 
 
 55 
 
 3T°T, ^r^°T. £ee To Cauterise, 
 
 -o ' s» 
 
 'o Fire as a gun. s$FSVf. 
 
 \> be Fired as a gun, t?^oj f t5*- 
 
 S3 ' S3 % S3 
 
 Firebrand. ^l\$\, &mf\ f 3W, 
 Firefly, zrfefofr, ^OTf^f, ^- 
 
 A Fire place, arrtftst, ^f/^ff. 
 Firewood, ^l^plu. «nT°T. 
 Fireworks. sTr^ffsT)", (varieties). 
 
 =rct, to, ^rrrr, srrarj, nr?rrft, 
 Firm, ^,q£r, TO#r, srcr. ^fr. 
 
 To make Firm (as a post). ifr~ 
 
 313. #£e To fix, 
 To be Firm or fixed, &T% «Ff- 
 
 Firmly. |75Tl 
 
 Firmness. ^fSTC, 3*3" TO. 
 
 First (a#J. <Nfr,\#, wf, 
 
 The First, adding a quarter, ^f- 
 a?f ; adding a half, ^N*Fo 
 
 First (adv) . ^ , q=-f if , qx>§", ^T- 
 ?Tff. 
 
 First born, ^TR", W'ST, 
 
 A Fish. %€); a large fish, STtJ, 
 
 To Fish. JTllt #Kq. 
 s? 
 
 Smelling of Fish, (adj) . f&*|t» 
 A Fishy smell fW, %#, fe- 
 
 A Fish bone. ^fr. 
 
 A Fisherman. ijsf, JTir^f; of 
 
 Pulla, 3TIST^r ; his pot, jtfft. 
 Of a Fisherman. ^ B?^f iTfTOl 
 
 ' S3 
 
 A Fishery, ffwft 
 A Fishhook, ^i\. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Fishmonger. %l£\. 
 A Fishwoman, ^r^Tf ^, 
 
 FLA 
 
 jrar, $R f ?r-j. Sei 
 
 A Fissure, 
 Crack. 
 A Fist. 3jf3T ; jt^t. 
 A Fistful" J?fs\ 
 
 S3 
 
 Fisticuffs, JRTRT^fr. 
 
 A Fistula. ^tH^j (in ano) iT?f~ 
 
 A Fit, as of epilepsy, ?f#. 
 
 A Fit of passion, ^f57 ? s?f?T. $ee 
 
 Burst. 
 
 Fit. 
 
 
 Fit for nothing, sft ^ Pc4f. See 
 
 Useless, 
 To Fit. Sf q, sr^q. tfee To Be- 
 
 S3 ' S5 S> 
 
 come, 
 Fitness. 5?rC3rt 
 Five. q^„ 
 
 The figure Five. q^f. 
 Fivefold, qljpfr. 
 The Fivefold. <f#?f. 
 To Fix (opjjZy, fasten), srcq, f- 
 
 To Fix (settle), sr^ , sfr^pEj g^oj. 
 To Fix the price of any thing, 
 
 S3 ^ S3 
 
 To be Fixed (fastened). &JI<J], 
 
 sj ' ss 7 S3 S3 
 
 Flabbiness. ^qFTfC. 
 
 Flabby, %t#r, qrqrg. 
 
 A Flag (ensign). £fr t RlfSTR, 
 
 A Flag (storae). qr^T^r, TO N ?f 
 
 A Flag-staff, s^f. 
 
 A Flagon, tpft, ^Cr€t, STtft, J #, 
 
 S3 
 
 A Flame. 5TOr,.fspft, tft&fifr, *T- 
 
 A Flank, qf§r, p 
 
 
FLI 
 
 56 
 
 FLU 
 
 To Flap the wings. l$V[ tfri ^J. 
 A Flash, Flashing. N"J$T, 3T^!\ 
 To Flash. f%**q, ST^<J, f&W 
 Flat (as a dish). TOfefr, TO- 
 
 Pssr, ^ncrsfr, sriscfr, miwr, 
 *Thrr. 
 
 Flat (level, prone). ^mr, («s a 
 
 s%> of wood) qj?rc, fafircr. 
 
 Flat-bottomed (as a oou;/, fyc). 
 To Flatten. N"T°T. 
 
 S3 
 
 Flattened, fcpff. 
 
 To Flatter. ^STRir S?c. ^r°T. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 A Flatterer. ^STRfc^T. 
 
 S3 
 
 Flattery. snflTJjfc, 5r£rq<Tr, fafRT. 
 Flatulency. 3\t t mi\. 
 Flatulent, m;£\. 
 Flavour. m\%, *?#, *TH, 5*5^, 
 
 A Flaw (in a rupee). 3^. $ee 
 
 Crack, Defect. 
 Flax, faofr. 
 
 To Flay. ^oj, ^jj g-ff oj. 
 A Flea. -<£rftfr. 
 Flea wort. f^W- 
 To Flee. J?^. 
 A Fleece. q£[. 
 Fleet, ^fr, fTOf. See Swift. 
 A Fleet. T^ET, =TWC 
 Flesh. JTrf , TRJ, afRrj, (Hindoo 
 
 terms) erPr^r, srrg, sk* ur#. 
 
 A lump of Flesh meat. *TST, 5T- 
 3Tf , KT ; a bit of do. gsft *j£t. 
 £ee Piece. 
 
 Flexible. 3T W, *rfsafr. 
 
 S3 'S3 
 
 A Flight, Fleeing. iTfisT., Wirfo, 
 
 JTrf^T. £ee Flying. 
 To put to Flight. *T?rrC^- 
 Flighty (capricious). TTJ^cr, 3 ?f- 
 
 sfrr^r. 
 
 To Fling (act.). sfeSTiar. 
 A Flint. ^HJ, T\\z\. 
 To Flit {migrate), ^^jj. 
 To Float (ne«.). 3T&r. 
 To Float, or be carried along in 
 the stream. ^TgoT. 
 
 S3 V S3 
 
 A Float, (raft q. v.) <rcfr. 
 
 A Flock of sheep or goats. H^l t 
 
 3*^, arsnf, sry, it ft, 4%. 
 
 A Flock or flight of birds. 35TJ5T, 
 
 To Flog. ^w SfC. %m, gsrq. 
 A Flood, (me in river). ^fU, 
 
 self. See Inundation. 
 A Flood, Flooding, or overflowing. 
 
 To Flood. #?°T. 
 
 S3 
 
 To be Flooded. ^°T. 
 To be in the state of Flooding or 
 overflowing. %£af, sfsT^oT 
 
 ° S3 ' S3 * 
 
 A Flood gate, jfjrt. 
 
 A Floor. ?f3^ qz \S[$f. 
 
 Flour. &{Z( f (fine, wheaten) *t£t, 
 
 (of pulse grains) ttfT. 
 To Flourish. q-flej, tfRr- SfPflT - 
 
 Flourishing (a^j.). tfpfr, fqf, ^Tf- 
 
 To Flow. ^sj. 
 
 A Flower. JIB", q7?T. 
 
 S3 S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 A Flower (in embroidery). H&\, 
 To Flower, qr^. See To Blow. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Flowered (as on embroidery), qr- 
 Flowered silk. JT^sfnr, srfrw. 
 
 S3 S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 A Flower garden. qjc^f vft, Jc^r^T. 
 A Flower woman, ^T«KTftf°r, TTSTf- 
 
 itfar, arrcfofr. 
 
 Fluent. fl^fsHR'. 
 
FON 
 
 57 
 
 FOR 
 
 A Flute. JT<*f , TOO- 
 
 To Flutter. *fi&KV. 
 
 To Fly, or eause to Fly. S\?ff<J. 
 
 To Fly (neu.). SSfJFr, 3]TT, sfe- 
 
 A Fly. JTfor. 
 
 A large Fly. TOT- 
 
 A dog or horse Fly. flff. 
 
 A dung Fly. erfcst. 
 
 A Flying or Fly. 3\?r0. 
 
 A Foal. qfKt, fsTCPT. 
 
 To Foal. r^ a 4R°T. 
 
 Foam. TJ^\, %JT f ^TT, TO- 
 
 Fodder, ^rfr, *Tre\ 
 
 A Foetus. ipr, JpT- 
 
 A Fog. 3-?[T, <*?, KPT, ^C- 
 
 Foil {gold or silver leaf). q«gr, 
 
 {of brass) q^\. 
 Foil (under precious stones). S5T5T. 
 A Fold for sheep, ijfofr. See Pen. 
 A Fold or double. $w. 
 To Fold. qsfOT fq£jz°T, cTf $T°r. 
 Fold (affixed to numerals). 37%. 
 Foliage. s*nft, fl^t, SPTfer. 
 
 Folk. wr,Viv2t. N 
 
 To Follow (go after). qsff- j*Tr- 
 
 ^q. £ee To Obey. 
 A Follower. qw*f. See Depen- 
 
 dant. 
 Followers. ^JTfr. 
 Folly, ^qft, ^jsft, C3TroTT. 
 To Foment (with warm lotions). 
 
 %5R"°r, 2r«FTT°r, (dissension) 3"- 
 
 A Fomenter of quarrels. fqT^ff^t, 
 
 Fond (affectionate). q#t, ^Tf^fr. 
 To be Fond of (u?i/^ oJjec^ as 
 
 nom.). q&l<T. 
 A Fondling (darling). £[&v\ f &f- 
 
 ^ f ^f^r, ?r^r, fl*nj, srrfrj , 
 
 fsrsq^-, Fj?3"°j. #ee Darling. 
 Fondness, §q, fefc, %|, =?ff , ^T. 
 Food. %q, ?«rrfq, ^Pfr, *-?T, *ff- 
 
 *Rf , RsP^t, ^r^, *rr=?r, fr£t, ?> 
 3ri, <fr°frTr°ft, t\^\ f mfa, irfrrfr. 
 
 Food of birds. =tr3J, =3Tifr. 
 
 A Fool. 3t?t, ^qr, ^Tfir^r, ^£f , 
 
 3g, 3T^\?t, HIT, %f*RT. 
 Foolish, of a fool. a?f J^rRf, 37*31- 
 
 °fr, %r^fofr, w. 
 
 A Foot. q^\ 
 
 The Foot of a table, chair, &c. TIW. 
 
 The Foot, or bottom, of a bed. q- 
 
 The ball of the Foot. <g. 
 
 On Foot. <tr^"Wr,7^f. ^ee Afoot. 
 
 A Footman. fq3fl3T. 
 
 A Footmark, Footstep, q^ - , TO", 
 
 A Footpath, xflff, qfW- 
 A Footstool. jf«f), eT^V. 
 
 A Fop. ^aft, arfecr, fcP?^. 
 
 Foppery, ft?j, ft 1 ?, HTIC, f^TT- 
 For (on account of). ^rrf^T, ?R3", 
 
 ST?. 
 For (on fAe |)ar/ of), qrct. 
 For (f/te dative sign). %. 
 Forage. TTff, ^(TT. 
 To Forbear. ?^tfr <$fC. q^, qw 
 
 Forbearance. *3lfe\ OT^, fe^l- 
 To Forbid. q^ f Zf^ ^^q, §r^- 
 
 God Forbid. *pT =T «RC. 
 
 A Forbidding, qar, ITS', ^frc . 
 
 Force. vsfrS", Jftlt . 
 
 With Force or violence. 3"[ir, 3T5Tf. 
 
 By Force, Forcibly, f ^iT^, |3T- 
 
 8 
 
FOR 
 
 58 
 
 FOR 
 
 To Force. f^tf^ <Src. 3rUf°T, 
 
 Sfc. 
 A Ford. 5Uqt. 
 To Ford, q^" ^gq. 
 Fordable. V\W f m%. 
 Fore. 3?#, Tl^T- 
 The Fore-castle of a boat. 3Tr?Tf3". 
 A Forefather. ^fjsfiT, 33T. 
 The Forehead. farrf , faf , farr- 
 
 . St, TORt, r^is. 
 
 The Hindoo sectarial mark on 
 
 Forehead, fafaf , £l£r. 
 An ornament for the Forehead. 
 
 Foreign. fa5rrc<ft. 
 
 A Foreign country. f^T^Tf ^fT , 7*> 
 
 TO, TCT? . 
 A Foreigner. T^TO*, <TC%ft, fa- 
 
 A Foreman. c*rf £t, 3Tf?Tr. 
 Foremost. aT?TCF°T, T"#, JtNNjt, 
 
 iSee First. 
 The Forepart. 3Tg\ 
 To Foresee. 3 ?jnf, f^FT. 
 Foresight. ^TJT vsft iF#t. 
 The Foreskin. ?fjwf. 
 A Forest. J£f, f^T. 
 Of a Forest, Forester. I^rf, ?- 
 
 To Foretell. a?jf#, ^°T 
 
 Forge (form), q^if. 
 
 A Forgery (forged writing-)* Sfr- 
 
 To Forget. ftmt% 
 Forgetful. ?f^?r, ttHTr, faerer. 
 Forgetfulness. ^ft, fa*T3T? ,»p. 
 To Forgive. JTf<F 3^°T, TOR, 
 
 Forgiveness. ^351". 
 
 To be Forgotten. faftTC^, JT55J. 
 
 A Fork (furcation), f^f [JT- 
 Forked (a »/ic&, #c). Ff'fr^ff, 
 
 A Forked stick for moving thorns, 
 
 &c. faaTRt. 
 Forlorn, fr^^f, 37ff£f. 
 Form (shape). f(& f <Nr, *jK,T, 
 
 fsrfafo- sir. 
 
 Of good Form or figure, sfaicfr. 
 To Form. ^°T, ^°T, 3T? °T- 
 Formality. STr^Urs. 
 Formation, ^r^, ^F^"°tV. 
 To be Formed. v?T^^T. 
 Former. 3TJRr, WW. ^Tirfoi^T- 
 Formerly. 3TJf r qflf , aTJJff, *!?$, 
 
 Formidable. ef^T, fl^rT. /See 
 
 Dreadful . 
 Formless. §fiw. 
 To Fornicate. vsfTTfsj ^of. See 
 
 S3 
 
 To Copulate. 
 Fornication. STTfl". #«e Con- 
 
 gressus Venereus. 
 The wages of Fornication. JTrfV. 
 A Fornicator. F^T^Tr#V, ^fflBrst. 
 To Forsake, ^q, fq^f 37^. 
 A Fort. 3rr£, JT^f , ?TSCt, fo^f. 
 The keeper of a Fort. F^^Tf^T. 
 Forthcoming. JflwK", fl^C- 
 Forthwith. IfFrC- ^e Now, 
 
 Quickly. 
 Fortieth, ^r^lfr. 
 A Fortification. arrsrcqRR". 
 Fortitude, vfl^, '4\$, fi%&K\. See 
 
 Courage. 
 A Fortnight. f^f^F%; the lunar 
 
 fortnight, <H3 f tTsj. 
 Fortuitously. ^\T^m. 
 Fortunate, ysmjft, WJW*rf, SWT- 
 
FOU 
 
 59 
 
 FRE 
 
 Fortunately. ^#|\ 
 
 Fortune. TOfa. JTR, ^jT<f f vTrfc- 
 
 Fortune (possessions). fcpr, ff- 
 
 5Ttf. /S'ee Riches. 
 One who brings good Fortune. 
 
 Ill Fortune, ^Trffr, fcWRT. 
 One who brings ill Fortune. 37- 
 
 A Fortune-teller, ^RT^T. 
 Forty, ^r^lif. 
 About Forty. ^rrSflTCT. 
 Forty-one. qifoHeftf. 
 Forty-two. ^f^r^if. 
 Forty-three. ^[^C 
 
 Forty-four, ^rq^rr^c. 
 
 Forty- five. qlfaT^C« 
 Forty-six. ^[^r^ftf. 
 Forty-seven, S^ffiT^C 
 Forty-eight, a^f^f. 
 Forty-nine. OTSfrf. 
 Forward (impudent, q. v.). TOTO. 
 Forward, Forwards. 3T?T, Jftfr. 
 A little Forward. 3??Kt, a?3ftst, 
 
 A Fosse. *3Tift. 
 To Foster. faqrt $, qrr^^j. 
 A Foster brother. Softer iTR\ 
 Foul. 3ffr,qfr; (wind) See Un- 
 favorable. 
 Foul tongued. iff #r *H7, 35"^% 
 
 To Found. #3"or, sffcR, 3Tf0T. 
 
 To be Found. ffJ^oT, ^iT°T. 
 
 A Foundation, qtfc, f^RrS", jfeR. 
 
 To Founder (sink). ^^J. 
 
 A Fountain (spring). %jjr, ^RT, 
 
 (aje«) TTfrfr. 
 Four. ^rffc. 
 
 The number or figure of Four. 
 
 And Four or with Four (prefixed 
 
 to hundreds), ^ntf, %^t<T*T. 
 Four (collective number), ^ffer 
 
 ' S3 
 
 Four (per cent) . %nfrrfr. 
 
 Four cornered. =ff J^qrfr, 'fffff. 
 
 Fourfold (adj.), ^ofr. 
 
 The Four Fold. =^#7. 
 
 Four footed. %fqrt. 
 
 Fourteenth. %#f. 
 
 The Fourteenth day of the lunar 
 fortnight. %?|f , %f 3". 
 
 Fourth. %3j\ 
 
 The Fourth day of the lunar fort- 
 night. =#ff*T. 
 
 A Fourth part. =qfalf, ^rP^T- See 
 A Quarter. 
 
 A Fowl. jf^TT. 
 
 A Fox (maZe). sfag, ^Ff , (/e- 
 male) $rfWf. 
 
 Fragile. tfspfr, TO^FF, 
 
 A Fragment, ZpF^. See Piece. 
 
 Fragrance. gCCr^T, *p?r, *pj?, 
 
 Fragrant. ST^ff. 
 
 Frail, See Fragile, Weak. 
 
 The Frame of a door, window, &c. 
 
 %. 
 To Frame. ^^. See To Form. 
 
 ss 
 
 Frank. SPgfcfa-, fa%, fapfTTa:. 
 Frankincense. ^FT, jfe^f HS"- 
 
 Fraud, frf , S?f , <ffcj, S"*Tr, 5"^- 
 ff#, #RT, s-Jtt, ff5rrj, *?3T*r. 
 £ee Deceit. 
 
 Fraudful, Fraudulent. *tfJt, ft- 
 5*rft, ^, tf'HV. See DeceitfuL 
 
 A Freak. f*jTO^. , See Fancy. 
 
FRI 
 
 60 
 
 FRU 
 
 A Freckle, f^", (from small 
 
 pox) faarfr. 
 
 Free. 3TIW, *HFT, *3*^RT. 
 
 Free to act as one wishes, ^W- 
 
 To Free. *5^J, ^TC^T. 
 To be Free. &Z*q. 
 
 ss ss 
 
 Freedom. ^fZT^lfr, £rrff, ^Rft- 
 Freedom from care. aTiff^UI ■ 
 To Freeze. wffiq. 
 
 • ss 
 
 Freight (hire). arret, OTr»ft, ^f. 
 
 Frequently, *J<Tr *Kr or sjfaTr. 
 
 Fresh, rfrfr, e*TC, V$lh. 
 
 Freshness. <TrWlC, S$Tli 
 
 To Fret (vex). fesf^. See To Rub. 
 
 Friction. JTC°ft. 
 
 The mark caused by Friction. JJT- 
 
 fr, aft#. 
 Friday. 5T#l, W, 37}*^ srf. 
 Fried. JTHT. 
 To be Fried, vtwi- 
 A Friend, $qt, STO", ST^Tr^ - , 
 
 srarfr. 
 
 Of a Friend, Friendly. cfr^Rf, 
 
 Friendless. ^RrT. See Destitute. 
 Friendship. £ft<ft, *TR:Rt, ^rft, 
 
 §fa, eipqrr, q=tr, *r^rr, jt^, 
 
 A Fright. lw, s^rc, %*r, qr- 
 q, jre, toTs. 
 
 To Frighten. fSIR^, CTf <J. 
 
 To be Frightened. f^STJ, ST^, 
 
 Frightful. ifrcRTCrfr. See Fearful. 
 
 A Fringe. STtsft". 
 
 A Frisk. 3-17, rqf. 
 
 To Frisk, zrqar stt <SfC fesr% ^- 
 
 Frisking, Friskiness. f^f>]J"qt, ff- 
 A Frith of the sea. girt, ^tfr, 
 
 ^rrfr. 
 
 Frivolous. ??$r, tfqrC, ^TSTT^t- 
 A Frog. |?C (small) §fv£Ct 
 
 Frolicsome. ZTIW, jfvPff 
 
 From, ^t, jjt, 8Tf,"#, 3Rr, ?- 
 fr, Tfff. 
 
 From in. #, Jjifr; from on, 37, 
 fr, ^f 3#. 
 
 From within, ^feTT; from with- 
 out, fTffr. 
 
 The Front. 3TJT, 3?pfr, ?Tf *T, JT- 
 
 If. 
 
 in Front. ^, ^w, srjjfr, er- 
 j?°fr, er^, *jr*fr, ^rer. 
 
 A little in Front. vqipTU, ^ftf, 
 
 jrfsft^r. 
 
 A Frontier, wr. *See Boundary. 
 
 Frost, qrfr. 
 
 Froth. JTWt, 5RT, 9%, W- 
 
 To Froth. JTsft #c. ^^07. 
 
 Fro ward. <fqt, fret, <ff*T*ff, ^r- 
 
 A Frown. wi[, tfs, fk&§\, £%. 
 To Frown. WS fyc. TTfT, *T^°T. 
 To Fructify, (bear fruit) qr^, 
 
 Frugal, eqrff , f ?lt, e*fJ?t 
 Frugality. W, fl[JJWfiT, Sf%f*r, 
 
 Fruit. m&, q^, ^ff. 
 A basket of Fruit. vprrsft. 
 A Fruit-seller. ^ff%ft. 
 
 Fruitful, <mrfr, qr^qrfr. 
 
 Fruitless (a tree, fyc). effort, ft"- 
 Fruitless, Fruitlessly (vain), f^f- 
 
GAB 
 
 61 
 
 GAO 
 
 To Frustrate. ^q,^PT^£l,faSTT. 
 
 To Fry (act.), x^vj. 
 
 To Fry (neu.). jproj. 
 
 A Frying. JTf^FfT. 
 
 A Frying pan. ^t, 3T3TCt ? 3T°Tf£t. 
 
 Fuel. ^Koj. 
 
 Fugitive, *rriT^f , m^Rr. 
 
 To Fulfil. qr%, TO 3RTJ. 
 
 To be Fulfilled. qe<J, TOf^T°T. 
 
 Full, qfr, (/itfecJ) ^Jf? 
 
 Fulness. TOC- 
 
 Fume (vapour). %i<ft, tWf. 
 
 Fun. ferasft, ^ t (m- 
 
 A subscription Fund. =#f|", 'St^', 
 
 ^^f. See Capital. 
 A Funeral pile. N^qi". 
 Funeral rites. f^Hr^JT. 
 Funny, ^ferRf. 
 To Furbish. q&a\, f^^rfT. 
 A Furbisher. ^TO- 
 A Furlough. ^r^TST. 
 A Furnace. ^U, SjTft. 
 Furniture. epi^ffV. 
 A Furrow. 5ffT, #3". 
 Further. mM, %CI?i. 
 To Fuse. JTK^, TOt°T. 
 
 ♦ S5 ' S3 
 
 Fusion. inafF, IT 3 ??. 
 
 To get Fusty, jftmq, jfa'STJ. 
 
 A Fuss. ?M, ^%ff. 
 
 The Future tense. C^f^rg", >Tfr- 
 
 In Future. 3??3". 
 
 The Future, Futurity. 3JJT- 
 
 Fy. fu, ^, *T, 
 
 G 
 
 Gabble, gabbling. ^1%, ftfif, 
 s£ft, ^ft^qntfrT. See Chat- 
 tering. 
 
 To Gabble, ^or, ^^flj, ST??- 
 °T, SPF^. #ee To Chatter. 
 
 \a 7 ss 
 
 The Gable-end of a house, srff. 
 
 To Gad. ^rq\ 
 
 A Gadder. ffsri^, fte, fr^rw. 
 
 S3 » S3 * S3 
 
 Gain, ^#, ojrfr, ^r, qrrcrr, 
 55tjt. <z&, qRrfr, r^qrr^. See 
 
 S3 " S3 ' I 
 
 Advantage. 
 To Gain. ?3zar ^mx<n, jkjr, 
 
 ss ' S3 • ss ' 
 
 Gainful. W^T , ^r? FC^T, fjfsnCsTf. 
 
 Gait. =ETffa, £fC, *TW, ffWT. 
 
 A Gaiter. Srf^r. 
 
 Galangal. qRqrT. 
 
 A Gale (0/ idmmZ). qnq. See 
 
 Storm, Passion. 
 The Gall. ftjj. 
 The Gall bladder, fctfN 
 A Gall-nut. JTrHl". 
 
 a Gallop, F^rct. 
 
 To Gallop (new.) . ^R feaR, fq| 
 
 To Gallop, (act.). ^?R-fqj-%- 
 
 To Gamble, game. ^"^ %&*!■ 
 
 A Gambler or Gamester. v^TITt 
 
 Gambling. ST^r. 
 
 To Gambol, ^Z^, stf? 3 ^. 
 
 A Gambol. S7T £%• See Frisk- 
 
 S3 ' • 
 
 ing. 
 A Game. sfr#f, ^Cffsr, («« oewg- 
 
 won or lost) f&j|. 
 Game fp-ei/). f^T^rr^"- 
 A Gaming house. «j*?K3Rt, 9T^~ 
 The Gamut, ^jfir. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Gang. i{$\, ajfaO. See Band. 
 
 A Gang of thieves. srf&, 9^2"; 
 one of do. «nsr£, STI^ ; an at- 
 tack from do. qrir. 
 
 A Gaol. ^^Rr^cT^Rf. 
 
GEN 62 
 
 GHO 
 
 
 A Gap. *33"f. 
 
 To Gape. %tf qTR^f. See To 
 
 Yawn. 
 
 A Garb. qf^FrSsT. See Clothes. 
 
 A flower Garden. qr^Tr^t, JWITt. 
 
 A fruit Garden, stfir, 41^%, &£(. 
 
 A Garden cf vegetables, sugar 
 
 cane, &c. qrfc 
 \» 
 
 A Gardener, WIT, 3?rUC, ^f^t 
 
 Gargling, gargle. 3T^It. 
 
 The sound made in Gargling. *T- 
 
 Garlick. ST*?. 
 
 A Garment. ?rcr, JT€t, &Tjli{. 
 See Clothes. 
 
 A Garner, irlfr, *W\^. 
 
 A Garnet, m^. 
 
 To Garnish. #JTK^". 
 
 A Garrison. =fhfl. 
 
 Garrulous. q^jrr?fI^T. See Lo- 
 quacious. 
 
 A Gasp, sjrfr. 
 
 A Gate, gateway. 5"5[f^f , Sf^". 
 
 To Gather or collect (act.). 7]^ 
 
 To Gather (pluck), fe^oj. 
 
 To Gather (pick up J, =ts<J. 
 
 To be Gathered together. fJT\?oi. 
 
 A Gatherer, ^fr. 
 
 A carpenter's Gauge. ^cT^T^r. 
 
 Gauge. ^S^TC- 
 
 Gay (blithe), ^tfott See Merry. 
 
 Gayety. fa^STf, frSJT, Wtffii. 
 
 To Gaze. fam°J, rT^^T. 
 
 To Geld. ^2: $c. qj^q. 
 
 Gelt. $?, ^sft. 
 
 A Gem. "vsRrftC. #fCC, ^- 
 
 The Sign Gemini. fWf . 
 
 A Gender. fsffatf , f%JJ. 
 
 A Genealogy, im&t, efsffr. 
 
 General (adj.). sjof^ ajfq. 
 Generally, *T°7T3iT. 
 To Generate. vJTfuTOT, STlf^. 
 A Generation (single succession). 
 
 <ft£t, qfe. 
 
 The parts of Generation (male). 
 c*T, W\f(, zzt, JSm t Sfff , (fe- 
 male), ^v?, q\^. ^f^ft^r.lTtfe. 
 
 Generosity. STOr^r, S^fCt. 
 
 Generous, f^fa^?^, STcfr^T,?^, 
 
 Genethliacks. \sTfrf37. 
 
 Genius. jfe", ^Tf ^- 
 
 Gentle (meek, affable). JJTfa, f^T- 
 
 r^°Tr, flnfl^r, f4f*r§. £«« Mild. 
 
 Gentle, gently. Sffit, sfrfr, fefr, 
 BTPCR^, aTKR^, £t?", Ctfi, ITC- 
 
 A Gentleman. tTfflf . a?*Tfc 
 Of a Gentleman, gentlemanly, tfr- 
 
 Gentleness. JT^sfT. $ee Humility. 
 Genuine. *r*fr, **rtf, ^Trfa^. 
 Genuineness. ^T^r?. 
 A Germ. ^\. See Sprout. 
 A Gesture, gesticulation. tTR"?- 
 
 ?3T^, (as a sig-n) rarfr, ^vsT. 
 To Get (act.). q$vj f 55f g|", <rri;°T. 
 
 See To Obtain. 
 To Get (become), f^sjq. 
 To Get before. 3??t 5^3T 3"*ror. 
 To Get down, c*for, SWT. 
 To Get on, or along (neu.). ff^T, 
 
 To Get up (rise). 3"^, (mount) 
 
 To Get by heart. qrfr-tf^ff- 
 
 To Get out of the way. fe^°T. 
 A Ghost, m , *T?T. 
 
GLA 
 
 63 
 
 GLU 
 
 A woman's Ghost. itRrI, JTlrf^t. 
 A Giant, ffjj. 
 Gibbosity. ^3TC, ff. 
 Gibbous, grfr. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Gibe. <rfar, m^T, ^r^^T, rT3T. 
 Giddiness. JTfFT, Wsft, $fT, W. 
 To be Giddy. rp:fr fqFT^oj. 
 
 A Gift, ^rarte, 5"R, er=r, ^5, s> 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 A deed of Gift. -resfteRtfr. 
 To Giggle, ffafa fefa- 3Tf<J. 
 To Gild. jrfSy#f^°i. 
 
 ss ss 
 
 Gilding, JTfarifr. 
 
 The Gill of a fish. %£\. 
 
 Ginger (c?ry). ^ffg - , (green) ^T- 
 
 A Ginjall (kind of gun). 5TSITC 
 To Gird the loins. tffTO-3r5TiT 
 
 SS 
 
 A Girdle (for waist). fr^J, &J\\, 
 
 A Girl. stofc, isifact, =fffjrct, 
 ^ffafc, if fl" ft- 
 
 Girlish. sfff^Rr. 
 
 Girth {circumference), 5tfc7. 
 
 A saddle Girth, cfjr. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Give. fs3jo[, ^tfffor. 
 
 • S3 ' S3 
 
 To Give back. jf^C^T, ?KWft- 
 To Give forth or out (publish q, v). 
 
 5rprrc3. 
 
 To Give up. t^<J. 
 
 To Give way. JF3"°T f f £or. 
 
 ^ S3 S3 » S3 
 
 To cause to Give. fTaTfC !. 
 
 To be Given. f^^TT. 
 
 A Giver, ffes. 
 
 The Giving. f^cff)", f%*?°J. 
 
 A Gizzard. jj^I* 
 
 Glad. ?pjt, SKfr. *T«ft, frf p*. 
 
 To Gladden. *g% #c. 3^T, ft- 
 
 Gladness, ^r^ft. £ee Delight 
 
 S3 O 
 
 To Glance (as a ray of light) - 
 
 ♦ S3 
 
 To Glance (strike obliquely), g"- 
 Glare. grafr, cTff. 
 
 Glass. srterf ^r^r, ^F*fr , m^. 
 
 I ' 7 S3 
 
 Of Glass, glassy. ^jT^tNTi'. 
 Glazing (put on earthen ware). 
 
 A Glazer of earthen ware, qfiTsft- 
 
 A Gleam, Gleaming, f^^t, ^"TT- 
 
 3T,fcKRTT. 
 To Glean. ^vj. 
 A Gleaner. ^{. 
 To Glide (flow gently), qf q. 
 To Glide, or slip away. %^q", 
 
 S3 
 
 To Glimmer. ir^^I. 
 Glitter, glittering. faj^r,fal^rr, 
 f^FT, f^F^lJ. See Brightness. 
 To Glitter, glisten. f^^or^ fsf- 
 
 S3 
 
 Gloom. crV- # 
 
 Glorious. ^B\, its^R, Trfiqt. 
 Glory, fir, qcffj, «1TO. 
 Gloss, Glossiness. fa?%T, fabler ? 
 
 Glossy. r$^r. 
 
 A Glove. 5^Rr. 
 
 To Glow. to°T, fa*K°T. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Glue. fOT, *f*T<J. 
 
 To Glue. f^g tfl" ^JSTT'J. See 
 
 To Stick. 
 To Glut, f C°T. 
 Glutinous. =^s?fr^r, =fl^frf[. 
 A Glutton, gluttonous. qzr^T, <T- 
 
 snft, q£f, ^ft^, ?ff^ft, *srrsr, 
 
GOL 
 
 64 
 
 GRA 
 
 A Gnat. grfrT. See Musquitoe. 
 To Gnaw. ^^T, ^Tfl^q. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 To Go. q^fDT %&uj zb%vt, sr^, 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' NJ'^> S3 ' 
 
 j?f°j. 
 
 To Go back. TriT°r, 3T°T. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 To Go down. c^fT, S"arf°r. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 To Go into (enter), ft^j, faeg. 
 To Go into (be contained in). 
 
 To Go off, (a g-un). f?sq\ tj^^T. 
 To Go out (issue). faf$T<T, (ta 
 
 extinguished) fa^ra 1 ^, SITR ? - . 
 To Go round, ftfiTor. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Go up. ^TfJ. 
 A Goat, frfc^t, qf , qf ^ ; a spe- 
 cies of do. *Kt. See Kid. 
 A he Goat. f^C,¥fTO, 
 Of a Goat, fiftrfr. 
 Goat's hair. 3T^, 
 Of Goat's hairs. jf$[. 
 A Goat herd. frf^TfC. 
 A Go-between. f^pTKr, t^TT, 
 
 7 S3 ' 
 
 •s. ••» 
 
 To Gobble up. ST3r?r3T 3iT ^rf°T- 
 A Goblet. QTfoifffr, JTT, 3Tffl- 
 
 /S'ce Bowl. 
 God (Mahomedan). jg-^T, a^Tf, 
 
 ^J, (Hindoo) JTJpTR, T^S^T, 
 
 God forbid. *pr ^T 3TO 
 
 God grant. ?g?T ^. 
 
 God guard you. 3T^|3T#t f ^T^f- 
 
 prft 
 
 God knows! 3T$J|%. ^^r^ir. 
 A Goddess. sft. 
 Godly (pows ?. v.) sffcfr^", «T^f. 
 Going and Coming. s%£j}|T ; a?^- 
 
 Gold. 1§R. 
 
 Cloth of Gold. <trt. 
 
 Gold leaf. **. 
 
 Of Gold (work). Gold colored. 
 
 Gold thread. sr^f. 
 
 Golden. ^R|\ 
 
 A Goldsmith. §RKr, TriNMrfd 
 
 A Gong, ^r^r, s'smv. 
 
 Gonorrhoea, T^, Wf, ^^r^". 
 
 Good (adj.). ^#r, jft^fr, mt] 
 ism, ?|3, ^r^r, 3 Mr, 3t*ht, 
 
 %fT, W3T,tffqFrfr. See Excellent. 
 Good (profit). xf#r, jj^ ^:f^ f 
 
 Pretty Good. wfttf, ^STI". 
 Good for nothing, fa^T^I", f^T^Tr^T- 
 
 See Useless. 
 Of Good disposition, goodnatured. 
 
 S^ftW, WI"TO. See Dispo- 
 
 S3 " S3 <Ss *• 
 
 sition. 
 Good natured. ^JT^f. 
 Goodness. Sfaft, HRRIC, ^¥lt, 
 
 Goods. 5115?, q^fe'f/- ^ff, ^T- 
 
 zrr^r, wrj, **f)r, *rrfa, ^Ejafc 
 ^rr, ^Tfi%^r r ^m, few. 
 
 A wild Goose. fs>T. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Gourmand, ^£f. See Glutton. 
 To Govern. WH fyc. ^oy. f^J? 
 
 S3 ' x S3 ' S3 s3 S3 
 
 Governance, Government. KFW^ 
 
 The Government (state), ^^rfft. 
 A Governor, frf^fl", ^ff . 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 A Governorship, ^fft. 
 
 A Gouge. #lf. 
 
 A Gourd, ^sf; a species of do. 
 
 A Gown. t^rer, ^f. 
 Grace (favor). %Tf, 97^55". 
 To Grace. H€&r, #*R. 
 
 S3 S3 ' S3 
 
GRA 
 
 65 
 
 GRA 
 
 Graceful, Gracefully. Hf^f, tfRI"- 
 
 Gracious. f^TTr^, fafl^R. See 
 
 Kind, Merciful. 
 Gradually. ftf f fPff, ^ q#, 
 
 To Graft, qq<ft 3TW 
 
 Grain. . afr, a^nr, 3T°TT (jo^w.), 
 
 A Grain. ^rroJt, OTf, 37fw. 
 Grain, boiled, dry. jf^ (p/w.); a 
 
 seller of ditto, ^"f^t. 
 A Grain merchant. 3?=T3"<75]KT. 
 A Grain seller. ^Hprssfi". 
 Grainless. t^RT, s^ff . £ee Barren. 
 Gram. ^ofr. 
 Of Gram, ^qiajT. 
 Roasted Gram. *rf?rlt; boiled 
 
 Gram, ?j5Sofr. 
 
 ©\ 
 
 A parcher of Gram. *frf?F?T, ^Wf- 
 A Grammar. sqi^ST^!". 
 
 S3 
 
 A Grammarian. 5qr3RT°Tf. 
 
 A Granary. *riff, afarC 
 
 One in charge of a Granary, aj- 
 
 Grand. See Great, Illustrious, 
 
 Splendid. 
 A Grand daughter, (male line) 
 
 qtft, (female line) fjffft. 
 A great Grand daughter. (male 
 
 line) q^qift, (female line) q^^f- 
 
 Grandeur. 5TR, 3T2T, SW, 3Tf. 
 
 S3 ' SS ' S3 ' vj 
 
 A Grandfather, (paternal) Jl^l, 
 
 (maternal) ^TRf". 
 A great Grandfather, (male line) 
 
 tPZJtft, (female line) q^RRr. 
 A great great Grandfather, (male 
 
 line) 3\?v?ffr, (female line) ^- 
 
 A Grandmother, (paternal) Jfji f 
 
 (maternal) =Tf^t", 
 A great Grandmother, (maZe Ziwe) 
 
 IK Jill, female line) q^RHt. 
 A Grandson. (maZe Zi?ie) q7i| ? 
 
 (female line) stffst. 
 A great Grandson. (male line) 
 
 qeqrfr, (female line) qsfffffr. 
 A great great Grandson, (male 
 
 line) Fr^qffr, (female line) rfvj- 
 
 frfiffr. 
 
 A Grant. tfR, SRrg. 
 A Grant of land. srrf?K; the hol- 
 der of such, vsf ("jftsf fe". 
 To Grant, raraTT, fq-5FT. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 A Grape. vST*3", ^T3T^. 
 To Grasp, cff sr^aj, ^iql" fT^. 
 A Grasp of the hand, q^fr, ^HT. 
 A Grapnel (small anchor). ffc£T ? 
 
 Grass, J]T§, (of kinds) fij, l?!K, 
 
 ^f , tra-f, f^g-ft, ?ro f ^Ifr, sj, 
 ^Tfeary, rt, jrc, fm, «£, *rr- 
 
 ' <i-, ' ' S3 7 S3 ' 
 
 fast, sNr,ef*Fft, Tr«rr°fr, *f£fe", 
 jim, *T5*utst, f^rfsr , t^, *r- 
 
 ' S3S3 ' S3 S3 ' Ov ' 
 
 Land rich in Grass. ??2jfV. 
 
 An instrument for scraping up 
 
 Grass. t%. 
 A Grass cutter. JIT-ft, TIM* 
 Of a Grass-cutter. irrff^FT- 
 Grassy. JTIWKU 
 To Grate (ae*.). irfj- 
 Grateful (pleasing-). STffcST. 
 To feel Grateful. ^Kr-^ a T-*? 3 r°T- 
 A Grater. ^ft. 
 Gratification. *3"3Tt. 
 To Gratify, ^fo ^C°T, ^TOTT- 
 
 « S3 S3 ' S3 ' O 
 
 Gratis. irqvj, ft?. 
 
GRI 
 
 66 
 
 GRO 
 
 Gratuitous, Gratuitously. 3T3JRT, 
 
 S3 \\) 
 
 Grave, Gravely. ifff f TJi$\^~. 
 
 A Grave, ^r, #r, Jfft, tfiflftr. 
 
 To Grave. fffqRor. 
 
 A Grave-yard. *T3iT3T. 
 
 Gravel. ^f^Tr^w. 
 
 The Gravel, ^faff, <T?oft, qfad. 
 
 Graveness, Gravity. TfUi. 
 
 Gravy. 6?W, Wf, *"*£. 
 
 Gray (a horse). ^f*§f ♦ iron gray, 
 
 One with Gray beard or head. 
 
 To Graze (neu.). ^Tqr. 
 
 To Graze (act.). ^IT<J. 
 
 The Grazing of a forest. q^O- 
 
 Hire for Grazing. ^PCP'flf. 
 
 Grease. flfoTiT, 3TC. 
 
 To Grease. JTSjT'T. 
 
 Greasiness. *FHTC. 
 
 Greasy. ^ajfr, f^-^j. 
 
 Great. qf[. 
 
 As Great. %3T; so Great, ^rf; 
 
 how Great? ^"3T; so Great, fit. 
 A Great deal or many. qoff. £ee 
 
 Much. 
 Greatness. Zjd. 
 Greediness, mg. 
 Greedy, f #f, j^fl", 3*sT<T, P^. 
 
 £ee Gluttonous. 
 Green, tfrafr €^5r. 
 A brownish Green. ##f. 
 Greenness. ^Rfo", HPflT. 
 Greens. sr*Ttar*r, ^rrCJTf#, HfJT. 
 Grief, iffl", e*jT, tft*T, ^sWfT, 
 
 gfa. See Mourning. 
 A Grievance. 3*3". 
 To Grieve (afflict). ST^rC^, ?f^J 
 To Grieve (mourn). JTtjt #c. 3FT^J. 
 
 Grieved. |^r, fesnffe", tfe. 
 A Grimace. %J, JT^i\ Jflvfr. 
 To Grin. £5 3f2T<3". 
 To Grind in a mill. qlf <J, (coarse- 
 
 ty) T^, *J%- 
 To Grind on a grind stone, iff or, 
 
 A Grinder (tooth), yrs", It3". 
 The act of Grinding (corn). qlf oft. 
 The charge for Grinding (com). 
 
 To cease Grinding at a mill. 3"- 
 
 A flag for Grinding on. Sflf. 
 A Grind stone. (ti\ t fTOf°T. 
 To Gripe. 5^ 5R°J. £ee To 
 
 Grasp. 
 The Gripes. q=|, irfffi, ^J, qr. 
 Gristle, faff. 
 To Groan. a^<3j, f%*?J, 3tffarST- 
 
 A Groaning, ^"flr^fe, f%qf%fa, 
 
 A Grocer, qerff. 
 
 Groceries. q^[^\ 
 
 The Groin. TO". 
 
 A Groom. *Tf^T. 
 
 To Grope. JT^r^^T. 
 
 Groping. J^TT, ?sfiTn£t. 
 
 In the Gross, by the Gross. 3"- 
 
 SFT, fhff. See Lump. 
 A Grove, WZjf, sr*T£, sTOil". 
 The Ground, qff, fsfjfcr, qfj 
 
 To Ground (run aground). &ttvj. 
 Groundless, Groundlessly. 3T«IT- 
 
 Grounds (dregs). T%§\, vfU. 
 To Grow (increase). q«rq, 3%^- 
 °T, 5fq3°T. 
 
GUI 
 
 67 
 
 HAB 
 
 To Grow (be produced by vegeta- 
 tion), fsprq, sqspr. 
 
 ' \s ' ♦ ss 
 
 To Grow (become), f>j37aj. 
 To Growl. ^Tfrq, f^K^T- 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Growth. qlf^T, 3?IW, ^[<VZ. 
 A Grub. f^T? • 
 
 A Grudge, iffer, 3?3Tf . See En- 
 mity. 
 Gruel, tfj , ^W, 37, r 3T. 
 Gruff. ^fr. 
 Gruffness. ^?3T?. 
 To Grumble. §ffc-#f#f-Mc- 
 
 A Grumbler. frfarf^Rf , 3TW, 37- 
 
 7 S3 ss ' ss 
 
 To Grunt. ff^FT ST^, SrTSF°T. 
 
 S3 « SS ' S3 • S3 
 
 A Guana, ajrf . 
 
 A Guard. # fsft, Tf ^f- &?e Watch- 
 man. 
 To Guard. TO *rq, rTRTJ, tf*Tr5r<J. 
 To be on one's Guard. *sR3"ra> 
 
 A Guardian. Trftf , ^rtT°ft, 3BTR, 
 
 Guarding. TO,*OTs?. See Watch- 
 ing- 
 A Guava. %cFT, WW- 
 A Guess. 8TS^5T, STTTR. 
 To Guess. ar^55oj. 
 A Guest. faiHR, fJTSTR. 
 To Guggle. JRjffc ^J, W3TO. 
 A Guggling. TiTJTfe', W3fl0 
 Guidance, Guiding, tfcrc, ^J^TI"?. 
 A Guide, SIT, ^JFTFT, ^J^, *T- 
 
 To Guide. ?[Z &[fvj. 
 
 Guile. iff, ffcR. Sfee Deceit, 
 
 — sj ' ss 
 
 Cunning. 
 •• Guileful. St^T^, Ifff. ^e De- 
 / ceitful, Cunning. 
 
 Guileless, fri^qr, faflST.f^T?^, 
 
 tff^, £ee Simple. 
 Guilt. i(W. *T^IW. 
 
 • S3 S3 S3 
 
 Guiltless, ^ffc, %5T^rr^", ^trtr. 
 
 • n5 ' S3 s; / • 
 
 Guilty. |frd, *pT€iT^", irllf. 
 
 A Guinea worm. 3KT. 
 
 A Guitar. ?fyfr, <ff d, fasflT. 
 
 The Gullet. Mrffasft. 
 
 S! ' 
 
 A Gulp, Gulping. aftfT, frf^T. 
 
 Gum Arabic. ?ffac. 
 
 Gum melted for sticking with, aff- 
 
 To Gum up a letter. ^fTT^J* 
 Gum-lac. s7[*g\ 
 A Gum (o/ the mouth). STC C 
 A Gun. fs-qR", sff^T, ^TTrr^T. iStec 
 
 Cannon. 
 A Gun-barrel. =Kt. 
 A Gun-lock, ^flf . 
 A Gun-match, vsfl"*^. 
 The Gunnel or Gunwale of a boat. 
 
 A Gunner. SfsHft, Jf^Nf. 
 
 Gunpowder, ST^ - . 
 
 A manufacturer of Gunpowder. 
 
 A Gun-stock. ^TC^T. 
 
 CS S9 
 
 A Gurgling. ^TJTrT. See Guggle. 
 
 A Gust of wind. ^IT, f ff. 
 
 A Gut. 3T[ff. 
 
 A Gutter, ^ift. 
 
 Gysum. ^fr^t 
 
 A Gyration. %fr. See Turn. 
 
 H 
 
 Ha! ?r,««3Ti 
 
 A Haberdasher, ST^r, WCI". 
 
 S3 'S3 
 
 A Habit. Ic, 3Tr?^T, ^, #ff, 
 
 <lffc 
 
HAL 
 
 68 
 
 HAM 
 
 Habits, Customs, gf^, ^rfa, »ft%. 
 #ee Custom, Way. 
 
 A bad Habit. §T$F<r. 
 
 A Habitation. See Abode. 
 
 To Habituate, t^T. 
 
 Habituated. |of , t*F, tCTCfh 
 
 To become Habituated. fe"«C°r. 
 
 To Hack, 3fv?*T<J, faq°T . 
 
 A Haft. tj^. 
 
 An old Hag. fffoT, JTJJ. 
 
 A Haggler. ^vTtd- 
 
 A Haggling. sfTfeftfr. See Al- 
 tercation. 
 
 A Hail-stone. irt. 
 
 A Hair. *r^\ %tf. 
 
 Matted Hair. 5[£r, «nr f%27. 
 
 Downy Hair on the face. ^f . 
 
 The Hair on one's limbs. c7*T, 
 
 The Hair of back of head, fasfl"- 
 €\ ; (a little higher up), ^\JT; 
 of crown of head, =3T£t; of front 
 part of skull, 3"fv?# ; of the tem- 
 ples, W, tRr, ^r^JT; of the 
 privities, =£%, ^rr^- 
 
 A twist in the Hair, flfflf. 
 
 Hair smoothed angularly over each 
 side of the forehead. ZZ&ff. 
 See Braid. 
 
 Hair of head tied up in lump. 3RT- 
 
 <fr, fret. 
 
 The line made by parting the Hair* 
 
 Camel's Hair. fff%H. 
 Goat's Hair. vTPEf. 
 Hairless. &%,W&, ^rffl f r . 
 A Hairy man. *r^\ *r=3". 
 Half. 3T5J. 
 
 One and Half. S2" ; two and Half, | 
 ^?rr; three and Half, JRirr £ ; I 
 
 and so on prefixing ^r2T to four, 
 five, &c. 
 
 One and Half (proportional adj.). 
 3T°Tf, irf. See One, Two. 
 
 One Half more (of one of an ag- 
 gregate number). <ETf2". 
 
 Half of a dumri or of a guz in 
 land measure, ^favjt. 
 
 Half a pice. ajq^f. 
 
 A Half rupee piece. ^TtP^r, ^T- 
 
 One Half (per cent). ^T'^tfTO ; 
 
 one and a half (do.), ^TfrTU. 
 Half (in composition), sr^. 
 Half finished. WW, sTtfWTfW , 
 
 A Half sharer. srqt^fq" m. 
 
 A Half brother, (by father s side) 
 vfei't-WZW -lim-mz , (by mo- 
 ther s side) Trr^rfr *IT3\ 
 
 Half worn out. aratU<Tr, ^Tq^^r. 
 
 To Halloo. 15? JfiTOT. 
 
 A Halo. faT. 
 
 A Halt for rest. ttf(T, W^rr§T- 
 See Rest. 
 
 To Halt (stop). faf°T, ^C^, ^> 
 
 To Halt (limp). WSTrj, ^TTTJ. 
 
 A Halter, (/or horses) gr^T, fhff- 
 ?T, (/or camels) JffK. 
 
 To Halter or tie with a Halter. 
 WW. 
 
 A Halting place. JT^sr. 
 
 To Halve. ^r^r-;TW-3R< T r. 
 
 By Halves, in Halves, 3ftr3Tfcr. 
 
 A Ham. ^R". 
 
 To sit on the Hams, iff ^J^ fefq. 
 
 A Hamlet. 3%ut, ^ff<J, ?€t, g#ft 
 
 A Hammer. TfrHrf, (a gold- 
 smith's) ^TrfWr- 
 
II AR 
 
 69 
 
 HAT 
 
 To Hammer. 5T^°T. ftfT°T. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 A Hamper. ?3TCt. See Basket. 
 A Hand, ra cT^. 
 
 S3 ' v» 
 
 A Hand breath. =^q[. 
 
 A pair of Handcuffs. f^Ji"^, plu: 
 
 To tie the Hands behind. gif|T- 
 
 j^ S3 
 
 At Hand. J^raT- 
 
 G\S3 
 
 In one's Hands or power. iT'/t^T. 
 The full of both Hands joined. 
 
 The full of one Hand open. 55"?, 
 
 ss ^ 
 
 The full of one Hand contracted. 
 
 A Handkerchief. ^"JTfB". 
 A Handle. ir^. 
 
 • ss 
 
 The Handle of a sword, Jjfy, 3T- 
 To Handle. %q ^rf°T. See To 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Touch. 
 
 Handless. 3"£f. 
 
 <^ 
 
 A Hand-mill. 5R. ^3RT. 
 Handsel (first sale). «Tf "ft. 
 Handsome. *j|qr f ^HT^, HT^T- 
 
 rr, sr<f*r, <r#ft, *Mr. 
 
 Hand-writing, ^j, f^fcf. 
 
 To Hang (neu.). s^j^rq, &z- 
 
 To Hang (act). 2:1707, &&*[% pj, 
 
 To Hang (execute). q=rrff f^" 3 ? !, 
 
 . »^ N S3 
 
 To let Hang down loosely. g"Roy. 
 To Happen. f^Toj, g^oj. 
 Happiness. 5???, ^qr°T, aflUI, 
 
 *s. S3 S3 ' S3 ' S3 ' 
 
 Happy. *Nfr, §*s$r, *J#, ^l^t, 
 qfer, *reraT, anfr "vjrcft. 
 
 To Harass (worry). ^^\%rrj f $. 
 
 roj. £ ee To Fatigue. 
 To be Harassed. aT^&T, 3Tfc-iT- 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 A Harbour, sfif^-. 
 
 Hard, vffst, SH^J, ^S^T, (through 
 
 dryness) ^z. 
 Hard baked. ^r^T. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Harden (act), ^fifr 3T^&r, 
 (congeal) 5Rr?°J, 'sflTrC ]. 
 
 Hardly (scarcely). 3R%,a?3rf. See 
 with Difficulty. 
 
 Hardness. ^fSTC- 
 
 Hardy. S^?r, 30*13, Sffr. 
 
 A Hare, flfr, fl^S. 
 
 7 S3 
 
 A Hare's form. ^q". 
 
 A Harem. vsRr^Rr, %i\, Z$i\. 
 
 A Harlot. ^f^f°ft, ^fsTcft, 3T- 
 
 Harlotry. 3TBJ. 
 
 Harm (injury). f^TR, fr^t, «T- 
 
 *?5TR. #ee Crime. 
 To Harmonize (new.). 3"ifOT, 
 Harmony. ffSfTrTr^, 5HT. /See 
 
 Concord. 
 Harness of a horse. ^5T. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Jew's Harp. =#JJ, ^HfjJ. 
 A Harrow. tffcc. 
 To Harrow, tfi^ f^oj. 
 Harsh, first, 3T3T, 3T3TO- 
 Harsh to the taste. 35^ttTi". 
 Harshness. SF27C. 
 Harvest. <¥&&, ^r^ffr. 
 
 S3 S3 » 
 
 To Hash. T^m f f^r^5C°J. 
 
 A Hasp. ^rfr. 
 
 Haste, ttfe, zm;, WOt, f- 
 
 Hasty. s«r?fr,^fafr l *r>>Ttfr. -See 
 
 Quick, Impetuous. 
 A Hat. Jtft, sTrcr. 
 
 S3 
 
HE A 
 
 70 
 
 HEA 
 
 One who sells Hats, or who wears 
 
 one. £t c W. 
 A Hatch. rf^\ See Brood. 
 To Hatch, or sit on eggs. 3K" or 
 
 *tk It fa f q. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Hatchet. Jff#f. 
 
 Hate, Hatred. ?C, p^°ft, ^r*T, 
 
 drter. 
 To Hate. ^-^fr-wc !, w 
 
 SfC. ^or or ^q . 
 
 S3 ss 
 
 To Have. i^^T; also the substan- 
 
 S3 
 
 tive verb, fSpT, with the agent 
 in the dative. 
 Haughtiness. fT, *7?rY, fcjTIJ]". 
 
 w S3 ' Os ' S3 
 
 See Pride. 
 Haughty. %Z\$t, frsmrft See 
 
 Proud 
 To Haul. fo^CTr, vTFFT. 
 
 S3 T S3 
 
 A Haunch. XH. 
 
 A Hawk (varieties), female, ^FiT, 
 
 ffefr, ^Jj| ; male, *Rr, Sfesty 
 
 faro, =##f, srfOHt, ^3?r, 
 fl^r, ^^r, sr?re. 
 
 A Hawker of wares, qrsqf , ^flTKr. 
 
 The Hawking wares. WK. 
 
 Hay. 3jrr. 
 
 Hazard. ${li\. See Danger. 
 
 Hazardous. v^T^mr^T- See Dan- 
 gerous. 
 
 A Haze. 5tf?r£, ^T . See Fog. 
 
 He. f|sj, j^jj- If, I, <T; indicating 
 or distinguishing, Cff, 3ff. 
 
 A Head. *rs?f, j%c, *j£\- 
 
 The Head distinct from the body. 
 
 fa#, feet. 
 
 The Head of an arrow, spear, &c. 
 The Head of a bed. ijTTOt 
 
 To raise the Head. {JT£-^eT-W- 
 
 sa s> 
 
 S3 
 
 Headless. tfaff. 
 
 A Head-long person, gg. 
 
 The Head man of a village. CRT 
 
 or ^#r-TO,*renr, wj, &wz, 
 
 \&. See Chief. 
 
 • S3 
 
 A Head man among artizans and 
 merchants. JT?jff, ^frfer^. 
 
 S3 » 
 
 A Head stall. efffT. 
 
 Head- strong. |fft, Trif^", «jt§. 
 
 See Obstinate. 
 To Heal (act.). tfJTf^. See To 
 
 Cure. 
 To Heal (new.). sjrq, ^q. 
 
 ' ' S3 S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 Health, Healthfulness. ^iT^r?, 
 
 Ill Heath. ^n?3TC. $ ee Sickness. 
 
 Healthy. fa-^RT, ^#r. 
 
 A Heap. 1^, fef, ** r «f , J£ 
 
 tfsr, fcst, rrf?, mr, ^fr, arc*. 
 
 A small Heap, fififr, ?ejt3t 
 
 The Heaps of grain collected for 
 
 assessment. ?3Tt; one among 
 
 such, fffr. 
 A Heap of dirt, 3?^fT. 
 To Hear. wr. ^am . 
 
 -O S3 1 S3 S3 
 
 Quick of Hearing, gr^fa" ^f ^f . 
 
 Dull of Hearing, qff ? r. 
 
 The Heart (mtaZ muscle). fe^r, 
 
 The Heart (mind). fefl?, ff srfe, 
 
 fl%. 
 
 To lose Heart. fir aft STff^r, ft*T*T 
 
 To take Heart, ^ar, ^qr W^, 
 
 By Heart (% rote), ^f^^\^ f #rf3\ 
 Hearth money. ^Svlt^w. 
 Heartily. P^t, fe^f. 
 
HEL 
 
 71 
 
 HER 
 
 Heat. cTf 3" , rR, JTflf , tmd , *Nfr , 
 
 ?iqfer,-?rrfq#t. 
 
 A blaze of Heat. ^HT. 
 
 Prickly Heat. 3TOT plu. 
 
 To Heat (act.). WXV$ t ^KJ» 
 
 To Heat (/tew. ). ^n*} , ^r£f fa*T<J. 
 To be in Heat, (a bitch) ^WJ, 
 
 (a cow $c.) ?f#J, JCR'J, (a 
 
 mare) firff v^r. gespif. 
 
 ' S3 ' V S3 
 
 Heaven. fa^rT, tfif. For "The 
 
 ss ' ss 
 
 Heavens," $ee Sky. 
 Of Heaven, Heavenly, fawft, *tfff. 
 Heaviness. FKlf , ifrtfC, ?TfUF T. 
 Heavy. TT^T, ilhff. 
 A Hedge. #S?r, ^fe, %^, 5- 
 
 A Hedgehog, 3fT?r. 
 To Heed, sfaor. Tf^T^. 
 
 X* S3 ' S3 
 
 Heed, afe^", fl^Tf. See Care. 
 Heedful. ffPT, er^ff . 
 Heedless, taffefr, *Trfa*r, ?!%#. 
 Heedlessness. ^RffeTriT, *Tifaf^t, 
 
 The Heel. *sTvff. 
 
 To spur with the Heel, q^t ?°T°T. 
 
 To sit on the Heels. BTrfos frf^T. 
 
 G\ S3 
 
 The Heel ropes of a horse. <TtSrs\ 
 The Hegira. firflpft. 
 A Heifer, srfSl - . 
 
 S3 
 
 Height. a?W^, lj, %^C- 
 An Heir. srrfttf, ^rf^. 
 Heirless. ^rfirST. 
 Hell. 37^37,^37, ^TOT- 
 
 o 7 ss ' sa 
 
 Hellish. cfr^T^t, ^K^\ t 
 A Helm. H^R". 
 
 S3 NS 
 
 A Helmsman, ^TgT^ft. 
 A Helmet, frsr. 
 Help, f^rlt, ^ri?TC^r. See Assis- 
 tance. 
 
 To Help out food. 3**3% ^h^. 
 
 See To Distribute, To Assist. 
 A Helper. fW|, Tfri?^. See 
 
 Aider. 
 Helpless, Helplessly. *TT6T, ?^fe. 
 A Helpless creature. f^W^KT, «T- 
 
 ^Rf^faq"^". See Forlorn. 
 Helplessness, ^^gtcft, ^3#, ^r- 
 
 To Hem (give a hem). STITCH. 
 A Hem. ?i\. *qi£\. 
 
 sy 7 
 
 A running Hem for a string. 3"- 
 
 Hemiplegy. artjpr. 
 
 Hemp, faoft. 
 
 The Hemp plant (cannabis sativa), 
 or drug formed from it. jfaj, 
 (0/ a strong kind) sffSTRr ; the 
 tops or fructification, Th?!"; an 
 exudation of the leaves, =qrf . 
 
 S3 
 
 A Hen. grfofc. 
 
 S3 
 
 Hence (from this place or time). 
 
 Tmi, f?S, cm, eft, SflW*, c^tfr. 
 
 See Therefore. 
 Her. |^r fr ? ff q- #. 
 Herbage, fl^r, S^, Sprfo. 
 A Herd (of animals). '^q, ?5\x\ t 
 
 ^9» ff» ^^ 'ftsft', ^^"> 
 
 tRit, T^T, fir ^ee Flock. 
 A Herdsman. SRI^, 'TO^T. See 
 
 wneZer Cow, Buffaloe, Goat, and 
 
 Sheep. 
 Here. ff?f, ft%, j%., fgf'r, frit, 
 
 ft, 1%. 
 Here and there. !%?[%, 4RPT!%. 
 Hereafter. qfC- 
 Hereditary. jflT^t. 
 A Heretic. ^TTT^. 
 A Heritage. JTlufa, *flf. 
 A Hermaphrodite. *gf?ff. 
 
HIL 
 
 72 
 
 HOE 
 
 A Hermit. jpft, &mft. See De- 
 
 S5 ' «.N 
 
 votee. 
 A Hermitage, jtcrt. 
 Hernia, fe^t 
 A Hero. sft? *mf, ^Hlt, ^W, 
 
 OS SS ' (^ ' ' SS ' 
 
 Of a Hero, Heroic. tfHcf RT, *T- 
 Heroism, tfiffr, smff, ^f^d, T- 
 
 ©^ ' Os » s» ' 
 
 A Heron. ^JT, fij\ 
 
 S3 ' s» 
 
 To Hesitate. ?sT^°T f ^Z^^J. 
 
 N SS ' "s S» 
 
 To Hew. ^g-oj. 
 
 To rough-Hew in shaping. rf^°T. 
 
 Hexagon. fJ^\ff. 
 
 A Hiccouch. fff|"^t. 
 
 Hidden, Jjirf. #ee Concealed. 
 
 A Hide. iniT, ?3"s7. 
 
 A Dealer in hides. *?r3TC« 
 
 To Hide (act). f&5rrcq, ^rf "J, 
 
 To Hide (new.). fo3T°T, s^ot u- 
 q°r. 
 
 S3 
 
 Hide and Seek. f^5"^rf^*SFT^t- 
 A Hiding place. iJSXZ. 
 Hideous. 3T^J, Iwff5rf • 
 Higgledy piggledy. soffit m ${, 
 
 High, ffsfr, sHr, (wind) srfr, 
 efrucr, F%^t. 
 
 On High. JJ2J". 
 
 The Highlands. UTC. 
 
 A Highway. 3"JJ. See Road. 
 
 A Highway-man. 3T£JflT^F. 
 
 A Hill, z^, 5fff , SJFS". 
 
 Of the Hills, rriw, Slfa^, 5T- 
 
 A Hillock. zfa<\, $j*lK\. 
 
 A Hilly desolate country. ^71". 
 
 A Hilt. jtfs. 373qf. See Handle. 
 
 Hinder (adj.). q\q\. 
 
 To Hinder. ST^iT, a^rST, frOT. 
 
 SS ' *s ' S3 ' SS 
 
 Hinderance. 5T5T, fr*T, ^f^FT, ^T- 
 SJfla", *T?Tl, arPrr. See Impe- 
 diment. 
 
 A Hindu. fsk, ^r,P$TI3, TC3T. 
 
 Of a Hindu. "Vfg^r, ^rfasft, *TC- 
 
 A Hinge. ^C^K, TC"*ttT¥. 
 
 A Hint, s^lff, §^, Z^t 
 
 To Hint. CSnTrf^Taj. 
 
 The Hip. <ffo 
 
 To carry on the Hip (a child, fyc). 
 
 Hire. *rrlt, fa"U 3 Tr. See Rent. 
 
 To Hire, (procure for hire) iTI"- 
 vjq, (a servant) K^C 1 !, PrCfT^T. 
 
 Hired. JTr^Trf. 
 
 His. |5T #, fir vjfr, (with indica- 
 tion) #f?#, ?j|ftr. 
 
 The Hiss, or Hissing of a snake. 
 
 q^ncr, q^nc. 
 
 To Hiss. qr3JTC°r« 
 
 A History, ?rpfft3". 
 
 To Hit (a war A;), ^z^j. See To 
 
 Strike. 
 Hither. f|^ f 1%, l^f'r, left. See 
 
 Here. 
 Hitherto. SRT-HW-cfi?. fyc. See 
 
 Till. 
 Ho ! sff, ^T?", *Tft. 
 To Hoard, flsjor, tf%r SFTq. 
 
 S3 ' SS SS 
 
 To be Hoarse. f^rC°T. 
 Hoarse, Hoarsely. q"-7f,fqtr,fjTTf- 
 Hoarseness, fa*TIT. 
 A Hoe. ^t^ir, (wooden) qrfret 
 One who works with a Hoe. 3if- 
 
 *sr 
 3R|\ 
 
HOL 
 
 73 
 
 HOO 
 
 A Hog. *pi^", efc. 
 A Hog deer. qffsfr. 
 To Hoist, ^ojor ^[vJ^jt fr*TC°T, 
 Holcus saccharatus. 5T*dT, Sf^Tr- 
 fc, (different varieties) JTrfelt, 
 
 snTfft, *row, ?rrs?t, fe-75-r°r, 
 w^jfc, 8?fs?«t, srfaret, qf^jerft, 
 
 wrrft, f"fl"^, flrfrfr, wrc. #ee 
 
 Juw&ri. 
 
 Holcus spicatus. sJTSrlr, flfljCt, !ff- 
 
 fsrfr. 
 
 A Hold, Holding. |T^. 
 
 The Hold of a boat. ifar. 
 
 To Hold (grasp), fr^J. £ C e To 
 
 be contained. 
 To Hold out (stretch forth). q%- 
 
 A Hole, zir, STar, firef, (large) 
 
 Full of Holes, or with a Hole. 27- 
 
 A Hole, or pit, in the ground. ^?. 
 
 ^?<15 r > ^ ( t ?^ r > 1^?> ^*T. 
 A Hole made by housebreakers. 
 
 The Hole of an animal, ff ^, Sffc, 
 
 Holiness. qr^TfT", ffHlT . 
 
 Holla, ^3", 3Tvft, 3K, C. 
 
 Hollow, qtff , qfr<FC 
 
 A Hollow (hollow place). qt^\ 
 
 A Hollow in which water lies. ?rcf- 
 
 Hollo wness. TOf, qirrfa". 
 
 A Hollow-way. fflJT^. 
 
 A Holly-hock. JpHrr. 
 
 Holy, qrf , Tfof . 
 
 A Holy person. HPJ, ^^1^", tfT- 
 
 A Holyday. qfaar or !?£*? aft 
 
 fs§. See Festival. 
 Home. $T^". 
 
 At Home, Homewards, ^ft". 
 Home-bred, Home-made. 5R^t ? 
 
 qmr, qfaff . 
 
 A Homicide (the act), tqzt. \k- 
 
 A Homicide (the per sop). 73"^, 
 
 fa°rf?t. 
 A Hone. <cr?T. 
 
 Honest. *3%, m^f , c*trV, *rer^. 
 
 Honestly. flr^H^T, mW[. See 
 
 Honest. 
 Honesty, qfr, 3TJJ", ^fft", tiff , 
 
 Honey. TTRlt. 
 The Honeycomb. *FT. 
 Honor, (dignity) J?R, ^TIJ, 9 ?rfr- 
 35"C, (sense o/ Aonor) qfrf , tfr*3", 
 
 Honor (chastity), ^fte", ^. 
 To Honor. J?R &c. fe3T°r. 
 
 To Honor a bill. ^^K°I. 
 
 \» 
 
 Honorable. *fn"37, W$; or honora- 
 bly, TTRrr^r, ^rarc^r , f <*#. 
 
 A Hood for an ox, &c. atf&^T, 
 
 The Hood of a hawk. Zfft. 
 
 The Hood of a snake. qprf^T. 
 
 A Hoof. 33^\ 5jf. 
 
 One toe of a cloven Hoof. TTO^t. 
 
 A Hook, jft, (large) Jtr. 
 
 A Hoop. ^C- 
 
 A Hookah (mneta'es). faf^JT, |^T, 
 
 ?*rr°r, srsrfr, sRrfc, ^w£f. 
 
 That part of a Hookah containing 
 tobacco and fire. ?PTT, "F^t 
 10 
 
HOR 
 
 74 
 
 HOW 
 
 the pipe below do, ifff ; that 
 part connecting the tube with 
 the Hookah bottom, v??r. 
 
 A Hookah snake. *\ig f sr^r^*. 
 
 Hoot (inter.), fqrfs", tfy, %fe. 
 
 Hooting, fqfr^rrc. 
 
 To Hop on one foot. ^ft $T- 
 
 *psfr ^fa - f # - f ^°r. 
 Hope, errs, 3-%*, *Kr§r. 
 
 To Hope, sfl"^ #c. TO^T. 
 Hopeful, in hope3. a?rsr?vTr, a?r- 
 
 Hopeless, fa^m, ^r3%. 
 Hopelessness. ^TSJT^t. See Des- 
 pair. 
 The Hopper of a mill. 5"^f. 
 A Horn, [%$". 
 A musical Horn (various kinds). 
 
 ^rfwr, ^^ f^, ^C- 
 Horned, having large Horns. j%- 
 
 Hornless, xizjf, #fff. 
 
 A Hornet. g*r. 
 
 A Horsocope. ^&{ t 3F£5ft, IFJf- 
 
 Horrible. Sj3nff?»?, fesr, #f?S. 
 
 /See Fearful. 
 Horror. ffcf, ff*5. See Dread. 
 A Horse, sfr^t ; at different ages, 
 
 ffir^T, *B\ Cte or c?3T37, #T^fc5, 
 
 On Horseback. vH 3 ?!"^". 'See Horse- 
 man. 
 A Horse-breaker. 3^^^. 
 Horse-breaking. ^Tf^H^TfF^". 
 A Horse-cloth. n?5". 
 Horse- dung. Ffif^- 
 Horse-furniture. tfsr. 
 A Horse-keeper, ^ffj. 
 A Horse-laugh. z^ t £f£if. 
 
 A Horse-man. *pIR", W^, ^T- 
 
 Horse-man-ship. tf^ffr, ^\?ft. 
 
 £ee Riding. 
 A Horse-shoe. ^[&. ^c*. See 
 
 Shoe. 
 Hospitable. fiTiJJFST^'. 
 A Host (great number). %W. 
 A Hostage. affcT. 
 Hostile (of an enemy). Z^fWWf, 
 
 Hostility, q^", S^JT^ft. 
 
 Hot. #r§r, jtjj, ?f Jr. 
 
 Hot (as pepper). fror, srer , frfc 
 
 The Hot season. 3r^rU, ^Tie?^. 
 To grow Hot. ^vj. 
 
 A Hovel, wt, srf^r^t- 
 
 A Hover, Hovering. ^rJ7Kr. 
 
 An Hour, q£\ f q£(. 
 
 A House. *T*T, stfC, <ft^, f^, (of 
 different forms) sfapi", ^f^t, tf- 
 qfr, 'fffr. #ee Hovel, Shed, 
 Cottage. 
 
 The men's part of a House, sff- 
 
 A fine House. iTfsr, q$&{W. 
 A store House, ulff, 3TTffl. 
 House and property. ST.iff, 9"^". 
 A House-breaker. *lff*T3\. 
 A Household. *3Rft", ^?r^. See 
 
 Family. 
 Household goods. 3*Jc*f, ^3jf%*T. 
 A House-holder, flfafr, ^TCSPd, 
 
 House-rent. fl^rvT. 
 
 The House-top. *3?. 
 
 How (*» what way). Rfr*T, f^fl" 
 
 How far. tfafrw. 
 How large, or great. %f}\ 
 
HUN 
 
 75 
 
 HUR 
 
 How many, or much, %f<Kf, ^<TT. 
 How often. ^frJTr 5t?T . 
 How small, ^rfeit. 
 
 To Howl, srwr s^rs^r. 
 
 A Howling. 3T^Tsf, ST^rS". 
 A Hubbub. W, W&. 57\?. 
 A Huckster. *J*:#, 5R#?t. 
 
 a Huff, frcnft, frcr. 
 
 A Hug. ftTUffrft. £€e Embrace. 
 
 To Hug. fjruffr£t Trc^T. 
 
 The Hum of bees, a top, wheel, &c. 
 
 *Hf . *fa£. ^^. 'See Buzzing-. 
 Human. Jflf^Fr, JTFJ^FTr, flsfl"- 
 
 ^r, q-f^farrafr. 
 
 A Human being. JTFPH". See 
 Man. 
 
 Humanity {mans nature), J]Ff- 
 &NT, *#€<TrC, **fr?%. See Kind- 
 ness. 
 
 Humanity (fAe human state), JTf- 
 
 Humble. *Rtf, ^Ow, llftfr. 
 
 #ee Meek. 
 To Humble. faWJ, TO?3, SF- 
 
 Humbled, flTT, 5OT- 
 Humidity. a?T55rf°r, *n&\t. 
 Humility, fa&gq, f^Trsj, f^T^^t, 
 
 Good-Humored. *gfarf«pj£f, *?T- 
 
 Humor (mood), rfff , fJTvsfr^. £ee 
 
 Moisture, Wit, Whim. 
 The Hump of a hump back, &c. 
 
 TO, 3T3". 
 The Hump of an ox. SFffr, SFri^T, 
 
 *?r, jiPr, fa*. 
 
 A camel's Hump. $j"ff. 
 Hump- backed, gr.tf, JT^r. 
 A Hundred* fls, *jfosr. 
 
 A Hundred and one. Cf$WS, <T- 
 A Hundred and two. fingfare", fff- 
 A Hundred and three, {rfre^, 
 A Hundred and four. ^ffftfS", 
 
 #crWfe, w wife 
 
 A Hundred and five. ^\B^ t <T- 
 
 A Hundred and six. siftf^", SJ- 
 
 A Hundred and seven. ^trflS", 
 
 A Hundred and eight. *T^W3" t 
 
 A Hundred and nine, ^vfw^,^- 
 
 A Hundred and ten. sfftfSr, ffr- 
 
 A Hundred fold. ^fa. 
 
 A Hundred thousand. eJ*|. 
 
 Hundredth. ^# ; SS^I" tNSf. 
 
 Hunger. TO. 
 
 To Hunger, be Hungry, yjrcr- 
 
 To Hunt. ftjWK 3^- 
 Hunting (adj.) A Hunter, fer- 
 
 Hunting (suh.), fcj%\K, ^Trlfr. 
 A Hurdle. f>ofr. 
 A Hurricane, rTtfR", 5*f7R, 3T3". 
 A Hurry, ttfe, SffU?, drft. 
 
 £ee Haste. 
 In a Hurry, Hurriedly, 3r\^t, 
 
 sired. 
 
 To Hurry (neu.). ?S?F3rrc°T, *T$"- 
 A Hurt. %:, *TJ , S*. 
 
JAC 
 
 76 
 
 JEA 
 
 To Hurt. STirg. See To Injure, 
 
 To Pain. 
 Hurtful. fa^TFifr^, ¥RT. 
 Hurtfulness. %3?F?fr^r. 
 A Husband. TRB. Wl"^, If, ^t- 
 
 The duty of a Husband. WErNf, 
 
 gf%qrr, grlroj, ^iP^Trr. 
 
 A Husbandman, trCt, ^eft, !T- 
 
 A body of Husbandmen, & c. ^RT 
 Of or appertaining to a Husband- 
 man. ^rft/Ff, 3T?*OTi, ^?fJT- 
 
 Husbandry. ^rfOM, jeiJ^'fr, 
 
 Hush ! irrfc. See Silence. 
 
 A Husk. ?3?r, |%?r. 
 
 The Husk of grain. rf$. See Chaff. 
 
 ° SSS9 
 
 To Husk. fearr. 
 
 A Hut. JTJfT, JTjff, ^fqvft, tfd, 
 
 To be seized with Hydrophobia. 
 
 ¥Tfosr°r. See Mad. 
 A Hyena. ^TCRir. 
 Hymeneal. fadc?r. 
 A Hymeneal (so?ig-). ftffaroTf, t- 
 
 fr, fafcfr. 
 
 The Hypochondres. 3rf*a\ 
 Hypocrisy. WZ t WZ, fa^tf , <TT- 
 
 Hypocrite, fffjft, <TOft, ff*r^. 
 Hyssop. ^frf. 
 
 I & J. 
 
 To Jabber. See To Chatter. 
 A Jackal, (male) fJT33", (female) 
 
 A Jacket, frfew, STfaO, JSJT. 
 To become Jaded, Pr^. See 
 
 To be Tired. 
 A Jail. ^fcilRT, i^Rr. 
 To Jam. q-qvj. See To Cram. 
 January, and part of February. *ri*l. 
 A Jar (vessel). ^f f *Tr%R, 
 
 See Flagon. 
 Jasmine. ^ff?ft. 
 
 The Jaundice, tflf , ^rrfjET^T, vsffiR". 
 The Jaw, Jawbone. ^T?t, «TI^, 
 
 A Jay. ^ffl*. 
 
 An Ibex. *Kf. 
 
 Ice. qrct, ^«£ 
 
 An Ichneumon, ^ff^. 
 
 An Idea. T&3U&, W. 
 
 Identical, gffr, mft, Wmf. 
 
 Identity. ^f?q"rf. 
 
 Idiocy, ^zfii, ??^RrC. See Mad- 
 ness. 
 
 Idiom. 5ctFrT, #, iflsffa, gfffafr. 
 #ee Custom. 
 
 An Idiot. Jq^RT, ^, ^Rr, 
 ^ffrfr. See Fool. 
 
 Idiotic, of an Idiot. ^faff, *TW- 
 
 Idle. w?r, ^rrcf, f^r^firofr, fr- 
 
 &, U^T|T. #ee Disengaged, Un- 
 employed, Lazy. 
 Idleness. ^\f\, r^fa^iC. ■ 
 An Idler. STrfttft, ffcf , *mf. 
 
 An idol. jrrfr, frr. 
 
 An Idol temple. ST^TcT^r^T, 2T*T("- 
 
 An Idolater. flTfa^Tf . 
 
 Idolatry. JjTf^THT. 
 
 Jealous (of another's success), tf- 
 
 ^q-f , tfrs^Rt, *?rrfWf°fr. See 
 
 Suspicious, Envious. 
 
ILL 
 
 77 
 
 IMM 
 
 Jealousy. wff f ^rfa, vs!5°ft, T^ff- 
 
 ^t. See Suspicion. 
 To Jeer. JRa" !". See Ridicule, 
 
 Taunt. 
 A Jerk. 3^53". 
 
 To Jest. 3-5T5^, fyc. ^vj t ftjreq. 
 A Jest, Jesting, 37T&t, qfr, ^*T- 
 
 A Jester. JTp^Cr, *J!Tf?, a^RJ. 
 
 A Jet, Jet d'eau. TTiT^T. 
 
 A Jew. q-ff\. 
 
 A Jewel (gem). vsNf^", vsTTflCC, 
 
 A Jewel (personal ornament), ir- 
 f , iTlW, ifa^T. £ee Ornament. 
 A Jeweller, vsprflrf. 
 Set with Jewels, Jewelled. vsT3T3T. 
 Jewel settings. STMTS'. 
 To set Jewels. vsf^oT. 
 A setter of Jewels. «f^f . 
 The Jew's harp. ^JJ, iTR3J. 
 
 if. efaefT, §r^, ir, ^, |r. 
 
 If not. ^rf. 
 
 Ignoble, arfT^r, €\ *f tm^f, =ft- 
 
 Ignobleness. a?fc=Trr, ^lt 
 Ignominious. %J?Rr, SpTlfrsT JT- 
 
 Ignominy, *|*Trcf. 
 
 Ignorance. CWT, sTTsTRrC, *T- 
 
 Ignorant. 3?°T5Tr°T, &T?tt?, ^^ 
 
 Ignorantly. ^^T^rrfOTY. 
 An Iguana, ifff. 
 To Jingle. fe*OT, fljJCT. 
 A Jingling, fe^nr, ff?**T, fe**T. 
 Ill (6ad ^. v.). ^iWf, (tw^com- 
 position) 5FT. 
 
 ill (skA; </. u ). ;rrwr. 
 
 Ill-behaved, <prf£r, jftfr, f^fr. 
 Ill-behaviour. <p|z, J^frT, jq"- 
 
 *jc. 
 
 Ill-bred, ajtfjfr, g^r. 
 
 ill-fated. frw#"fa<frfr, *?#. 
 
 Ill-formed, Ill-shaped, %fr*Tr, 3T- 
 
 rifc 
 
 Ill-fortune, Ill-luck, f^HTC. £ee 
 
 Fortune. 
 Ill-temper (a child's). *f|#. 
 Ill-tempered. cfu%^". 
 Ill-timed. OTf^f, 3R^c?r. 
 Ill-will. *#fe. 
 To bear Ill-will. mm. 
 An Ill-wisher. *j^*ir|, JT3"TO". 
 Illegal, Illegally. *huTr, fordt- 
 Illiterate, a^qs^t. 
 
 Illness, ^r^rc, ^*mi, &&ii. 
 
 To Illume, Illuminate. 051" 5- 
 An Illusion. fiT^t, feaflf, JTRI", 
 An Illustration (simile). JprRf, 
 
 arefa, btrstft, fegfrr. 
 
 Illustrious. ^r*3T^", ST#, SSfrct 
 Im (neg. prefix). 3T&T, 3T, |, ^r. 
 An Image. ^#f, jfa^f. 
 Imaginary, fe^fr 3T§T3". 
 Imagination. J%3T(5T. # ee Fancy. 
 To Imagine. JTiftJ. See To Fancy* 
 Imbecile, ftofr, qfeit. 'See Im- 
 
 potent. 
 Imbecility. i\*ui, qTJjr? . 
 To Imitate. ^J^-^rf^-^oj. 
 An Imitation. *?FT, ^37^ , (0/ 
 
 sounds) vTffrf. 
 An Imitator. ^3T5?t. 
 Immature. 3J%. 
 Immediately. ifl^IC- 
 Immense, #ee Great, Infinite. 
 
IMP 
 
 78 
 
 IMP 
 
 To Immerge, Immerse. £fT?°T, 
 Immersed (in thought, #c). JTJ, 
 
 Immersion, frfs", fT*?. 
 
 Immoderate, Immoderately. ^ejW. 
 /See Great, Excessive. 
 
 Immodest, Immodestly. t^^T, *f- 
 fftfr. See Shameless. 
 
 Immodesty. %^3flC, *fCTfC- 
 
 To Immolate. gK^T, sf?% #c. 
 ^T^. *See Sacrifice. 
 
 Immoral, Immorally. ST^ff? !!, 3T- 
 =?$", ^i?d. 
 
 Immortal. 3TTC. 
 
 Immoveable. aj^5r ^ff-jr ajqf ?j. 
 
 Immunity. f?fr, JTRft. 
 
 Immutable. 3 T'T^(T. 
 
 To Impair. See To Injure, Les- 
 sen. 
 
 Impartial. fftaTrs, ^firarnfr. 
 
 Impatience, ^3|CT, S!TfUf. 
 
 Impatient, tOTCf, SjffU, a?«Pt*!r. 
 
 To Impede. &[&Sl%vj f ST^qr. 
 
 An Impediment. STcT, ^Cr^T, ^TS"- 
 
 To Impel. 5TTfar, f^f?f , ^rr<j. 
 Imperfect. 3 T°TTU, qfc, 3?*?r^ru. 
 
 /See Half-finished, 
 An Imperfection. See Defect. 
 Imperishable. a?f^R§T. 
 Impertinence (insolence q, v.). 
 
 Impertinent (insolent q. v.) . 3T(*3\ 
 Impetuosity. fSIT. 
 Impetuous. W^ t 3?ST^. 
 Impetus. vjfrC* 
 Impiety. ^=ft, aTSTJ. 
 impious, Impiously. NWf, tsfa, 
 waff. 
 
 To Implant. ftsRor. See To Fix. 
 
 An Implement. afrwircr. 
 
 To Implicate. Trer? !"* 
 
 Implicit (full). TO, rfJTW. 
 
 To Implore, t^ft 3T*;*»T, &\&IZ*1. 
 
 Impolite. *T*ft. 
 
 Import (meaning). jt^W, TcT^, 
 
 *uz, shot, ir^. 
 
 Import, Importation. STf^frT, ajf- 
 
 Import, Importance. JfS, flfafr, 
 
 Important, qff, ffrfr, WrST^". 
 Importunate, An Importuner. ^> 
 
 3j, fasrr, fafaj, &*, &*rar, 
 Ftrar. 
 
 To Importune. ^^T, ^J3"<T", fe- 
 
 *3- 
 Importunity. ^^ 1 fe^rTPT, JpJ- 
 
 To Impose, TOT. 
 
 To Impose on. arjPT, ^"T, ^flffW. 
 
 Imposition, Imposture. 3T£ff, <TT3", 
 
 U3\ /See Deceit. 
 Impossible. SFjfSjajofl^ syojf ai;af| y 
 
 An Impossibility. B}°T?Pft, ^ffq"- 
 
 An Impostor. 3"2J, ST?ft. 'See De- 
 ceiver. 
 
 Impotence (wanting manly pow- 
 ers), sfroff, ^fc^f?. -See 
 Weakness. 
 
 Impotent (wanting strength). ^> 
 5T^,%S?r,^%d ; TOJPf. See 
 
 Impotent (without manly powers). 
 
 To Impoverish. ^r^T, *3f^fr 
 3RT. 
 
INA 
 
 79 
 
 INC 
 
 To Impound. 2"^"J. 
 
 Impregnable. ar&lfnJ. 
 
 To Impregnate, Improlificate. cT- 
 
 To Impress, Imprint. 3^07, Sff 1 !, 
 
 An Impression (stamp). fa"3TR", 
 
 An Impression (effect). ^TH^. 
 To Imprison. ^fr-%fc-^rj, S- 
 
 Imprisonment. ^V, 3RT, §£53". 
 Improbable. ^fa^fa?^. 
 Improper, Improperly. JTr^f^ ; 
 
 An Impropriety. Trsrrf^t, ff^rf . 
 To Improve. 3"fa3"°T, ^vfjPT, ^#f 
 
 An Improvement. ^Tt , ^r^ff, 
 
 Improvident, Imprudent. sT°T?Tf D T, 
 
 tsrrsrtr. 
 
 Imprudence, faraTft. 
 Impudence. ^Z$t, ijiwi, jh*lf, 
 
 f f9TC- See Insolence. 
 Impudent. ^SJ, 5TNJ , #tff, ^C- 
 
 q"f. /See Insolent, Shameless. 
 An Impulse of the mind. T^". 
 
 $ee Fancy, Force. 
 Impure, &ftt, ^PTrf , ^tr*r, ^B- 
 
 Impurity, afar? , ^TOfC , ^TfTI *T. 
 
 To Impute. ^(C^J, ^^ 
 
 In (prep), ij, 4%, afcft. 
 
 In (neg. prefix). a? ; ajur, %, =?!*, ^. 
 
 Inability, a^if , ^Tflt. 
 
 An Inaccuracy. JTf?*', JT^frT. $ee 
 
 Incorrectness. 
 Inactive. fSTT, SPW^- 
 Inadmissible. ^TJ?^ ! f*fi>31. 
 
 Inadvertence. 3?%^rf, 3Tq3Tf°T. 
 
 7 .Si 
 
 Inanimate. falffcr, \sTT, W^~, 
 Inapplicable. aT°T3"ff°fr. 
 Inarticulately. a?4'jfir. 
 Inattention. jrt^TC, Trf^JT^V. 
 Inattentive. ?rt^T. JT?lt, JTffqT^. 
 Inauspicious. friTRfr, *TCtf. 
 Incalculable. STTTOTfrr, «T^S", ?5F- 
 
 An Incantation. JjV ITS', ifa", 9^^' 
 
 To become Incarnate, afr^oj. 
 The Incarnation of a deity. affar- 
 
 Incautious. aj%;r. #ee Careless. 
 
 Incense. m#, \?q. 
 
 To Incense, or perfume with In- 
 cense. qTtforr, ^q^T. 
 
 An Incensory. %m\£[ t m^it* 
 
 Incessantly. WT[. See Continu- 
 ally. 
 
 An Inch. rf^T. 
 
 An Incident *S"ee Affair, Accident. 
 
 An Incision. I??. See Cut. 
 
 To Incite. 3731?°?", *T^iT°T. 
 
 Incivility. ^T3"Ct. See Rudeness* 
 
 An Inclination (desire). ^ f ^f- 
 
 To Incline (lean), tf\?*r, 3T?OT, 
 
 Inclining. &ee Sloping, A Slope. 
 To Include. arFTor 3TT°T. 
 Including, Inclusive of. Ffv^r, ^r°T, 
 
 ° C\ ' sj 7 
 
 Os 
 
 Incombustible. aj;sf^". 
 
 Income, In-coming. ^TF^Frf . See 
 
 Revenue. 
 To Incommode. ajf SffC^. 
 Incommodious. ajsNt. 
 Incomparable. ^^^J, ST'Wg. 
 
IND 
 
 80 
 
 IND 
 
 Incompatible. ^T°T3T|, ^nT^ffoTr. 
 Incompetency. JTr^rC^t. 
 Incompetent. ^Tf^Cf , 3 l*ffJT. 
 Incomplete. WJ^t, W^RT. 
 
 See Half-finished. 
 Inconsiderate. ^fo^TRT, 3??JWr, 
 
 Inconsistency. ^JT^", ^^sff^fC- 
 Inconsistent, Incongruous. fvsfniT. 
 Inconstant (in affection). %^qTT, 
 5Tvfr. See Fickle. 
 
 cs 
 
 Incontinence. 5H?faP3TC, ^fJT^fcfC- 
 Incontinent. ^JJW^t, ?3TJT#|zr. 
 Inconvenience. sff <5T, ^"tsffi". 
 Incorrect, Incorrectly. ir^frT, T$=t f 
 
 ss 
 
 Incorrectness. JTIW, T$? t T^Rf . 
 
 Incorrigible. f^T^T, J^f • 
 Incorruptible. ^T^?!^- 
 An Increase. ?rrfa", WS, 3T% 
 
 waf, mz, miw. 
 
 ' NO' NsS 
 
 To Increase (neu.). ^'^ t ^tSPT. 
 To Increase (act.). qvirc^", f^grp- 
 
 Incredible. ^•TOflff. 
 Incredulous. ^WT^r %t^f. 
 
 eJ ss 
 
 To Incur. gr°T 3" 3 7r°Fr. 
 
 SS 
 
 Incurable. %f&\lj t ^fWS?f. 
 Indebted, (under obligation) $r- 
 
 "w, ^prrfr, (in defo) *#. 
 
 Indecent, Indecorous, ^sff, sqr- 
 
 <3T. See Shameless. 
 Indeed. ^, ^ tf[f. 
 Indefatigable. 3TfH", ^M". a? !"- 
 
 O ss 7 ss ' 
 
 MT-. 
 
 Indefinite. ^f%#, llif*fr> ?sfcfit, ^» 
 
 To Indemnify. ^\3?r #c. ^q. 
 
 /See Loss. 
 Independence, g^fft", WwSt 
 
 Independent, t^l^r, TO^f^", g- 
 
 Indeterminate. /See Indefinite. 
 An Index (to a book). q^frfW, 
 
 Indian corn. JT^r?, TOffq, *t£\. 
 To Indicate. efl°T, %^K°T. 
 
 » SS ' • S» 
 
 Indication. v?lT. 
 
 Indifference. %<Frfct, 3?^iRi?, ^1- 
 
 Indifferent. ar^ISTr, ar^^T, ^T- 
 
 S» ' 
 
 Indigence, rfjf^, ^T¥. #ee Poverty. 
 Indigenous. l"|t ; 37ft. 
 Indigestible. <fT3r, fsTCSPT-tfr. 
 Indigestion. ^CvSTtft, aT^W^T. 
 To be Indignant, ■gflffy, T^H W~ 
 
 C<jt. See Angry. 
 An Indignity. ^ffC, faU3"d, ^ , - 
 
 Indigo, ^t^ - . 
 
 Of Indigo, ^m. 
 
 Indiscreet, Indiscreetly. ^ft^TiTr, 
 
 Indiscriminately. t^r^Tffr, afft^tf. 
 Indiscrimination. ^RlfT. 
 Indispensable. ST^^T. 
 Indisposed (unwell). ^R#f, Wsf, 
 
 ^rr^r#. See Sick. 
 Indisposition. ^TRIFIX* $ ee Sick- | 
 
 ness. 
 Indisputable, Indisputably, 3? jffif. 
 Indistinct, Indistinctly, 3T°Tf^T£t. 
 An Individual. \fFTf, 5T3H. See 
 
 Man. 
 Indivisible. a?q4fs?°fr. 
 Indolence. arrfrsr, ^rf^ET, ^T^ft 
 
 ss ' ss ' 
 
 See Laziness. 
 Indolent. &?wf , arrfNft, spfjr, ^tf- 
 fr ^5Tf. 'See Lazy. 
 
INF 
 
 81 
 
 INH 
 
 To Induce. ^3rfe ^ ^tC°T, 
 
 S3 S» S3 ' 
 
 Indulgence. aTKi", s?r^T. 
 
 Indulgent. See Fond, Kind. 
 
 Industrious. f*Fsfv?t, 31T*Tt 
 
 Industry. fa^Crf, S|fiT. 
 
 Inebriation. ^Krf^lW. See In- 
 toxication. 
 
 Ineffectual, Inefficacious. Wff^l, 
 aTSTRf. See Vain, Futile. 
 
 Inequality. ^rfa:q^rr#, ^jfC- 
 
 Inestimable. 3TJT3T. 
 
 S3s» 
 
 Inevitable- sftT^". 
 Inevitably. vsTrC, *3TJT*3T. 
 Inexhaustible. 3T<f£, a T°T?jr. 
 Inexperience, s^tr, WfRFTt. 
 Inexperienced. ST^rf^if^", STTff^r, 
 
 S3 
 
 Inexpert, 5WT| , 3r*?r. 
 Infallible. qjpr. 
 
 ■J SJ 
 
 Inexpressible. ^T^Ff , ^T^- 
 Infamous. f^RT, ^^TfC. 
 Infamy. 3T*Itf , R3T, ?J3ffO t ^~ 
 
 Infancy, JWf , ifftrnf. 
 
 An Infant, fo^f, #fi", SUftfr, 
 
 ?rr^:, 9TSf , Hi". 
 
 Infantile, Infantine. PfT^Tf"fr f jff- 
 
 Infantry. fr*Trfr. 
 To grow Infatuated- ^"5f fa 3 ^, 
 U3R" f*TW. £e£ To be Ena- 
 
 SS S3 
 
 moured. 
 To Infer. Zttm. flfe ^°T. 
 
 * S3 * S3 
 
 Inferior. (i» excellence or value) 
 
 fag, srsrCr, *rfc, (i» ^/ace) tfar. 
 
 Inferiority. f^Tf?. 
 Infernal. TOFt, STSTKi-. 
 Infertile. See Barren. 
 An Infidel. TOT^;. 
 
 Of an Infidel. 37R»TRr, *T<J73Ff. 
 
 Infinite. aTTr^", ^ J. 
 
 The Infinitive («» grammar), jy- 
 
 Infirm, ffari". 5ee Weak. 
 To Inflame, f r^. #ee To Kin- 
 dle. 
 To be Inflamed. K°T t H^°T. rfq^T. 
 
 S3 t S3 ' S3 
 
 Inflammation. vTrS". 
 
 To Inflate (neu.). q^or, ^s?<T, 
 
 \ / S3 SJ » S3 ♦ S3 ' 
 
 S3 
 
 To Inflate (act.). jsrf<J, .JTSflCg. 
 Inflexible. 3?q3T^, a^S. 
 
 S3 O ' S3 S3 
 
 To Inflict. ffW, faSPJ. 
 
 To Influence. ft5«F<T; this verb 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 is generally expressed by giving 
 
 to that following its causal form. 
 
 To Inform. ^FTTrj , $<!£€ % f^ir- 
 
 Information. ^TfC, STT3". £«« 
 
 Knowledge. 
 An Informer (accuser). sp*!?!, 
 
 Informing ^accusing). \sFn, : sj- 
 
 Infrangible. &WEZ. 
 
 To Infringe, JToroj. See To Break. 
 
 To Infuse. *Roj, fru^. 
 
 Ingenious. (t»t>enfit>«) ffaT"ft, 
 few??*, ffTO?^, (of curious de- 
 sign) |f=rersfr. 
 
 Ingenuity, ffTC, f€W9T. 
 Inglorious. t^f#. 
 An Ingot, effect, ^oft. 
 An Ingrate. Jjopff^ %^f°TT- 
 
 Ingratitude. JFF^ftTf, ^*T°nX 
 
 To Inhabit. /See To Dwell. 
 
 An Inhabitant. ^ifRr, t*?T, r?, 
 
 ©,' S3 ' Ox' 
 
 rirr^fr. 
 
 An Inhabited place., ##, #&ۥ 
 11 
 
INQ 
 
 82 
 
 INS 
 
 An Inheritance. %Et. 
 
 Inhuman. aT^JTrfrc^fc See Cruel. 
 
 Inhumanity. *R"fJTf. 
 
 Initial. l^ff. See First. 
 
 To Inject, afcft fa?R. 
 
 Injudicious. sr*TR, ^rtfTft. 
 
 An Injunction. ^[T\\^. See Com- 
 mand. 
 
 To Injure. fa^TR $c. ^q, 3nT<*T. 
 
 An Injurer, Injurious. f^TR^fC' 
 
 Injury. fa^TR, ^TOR, fffa, fr^T. 
 See Detriment. 
 
 Injustice. ^T-SR, ^ff J, ^^"C, 3*- 
 
 Ink. jr/. 
 
 Daubed with Ink. JTHsfRf. 
 
 An Inkling. ^r°T, Wg. 
 
 An Inkstand. ?R/. 
 
 Cotton, &.c. put into an Inkhorn. 
 
 An Inlet (place of ingress). 3\z. 
 
 See Entrance. 
 Innsr, Inmost, ^f^qf. 
 Innocence, (freedom from guilt) 
 
 %f;fT, (artlessness) jfKfC, ^frF^T- 
 
 Innocent. ^fff, ^RTf, (simple 
 
 q.v) tfrftit. 
 
 Innocuous, Innoxious. ^f^T^TR-^i. 
 Innumerable. *fOTR\ SFR^frT, 
 
 sj 7 7 
 
 To Inoculate. ^T?rr sff <T^T fs- 
 
 S3 » 'J 
 
 Inodorous. ^?RT. 
 Inoffensive. 'TCtj, ^Jffr. See In- 
 nocuous, Simple. 
 Inopportune, Inopportunely. i[*r- 
 
 S3 
 
 Inquietude. f%rTf. <S'ee Disquiet, 
 Anxiety. 
 
 To Inquire, T^T, T^HT^- 
 
 X S3 S3 ' -J S3 s3 
 
 An Inquiry, Inquisition. TSR^f, 
 Insane. ^qf, #TCT, tr^fl", *?fa- 
 
 Insanity, =ERF?, tffsfR. 
 
 Insatiate, Insatiable. *ij *?f. 
 
 To Inscribe. »S'ee To Write, En- 
 grave. 
 
 Inscrutible. 3RJT. 
 
 An Insect, iftw. 
 
 Insects bred in grain. HU. 
 
 An Insect destructive to grain, 
 wood, &c, q-ofr, ?ft€t. 
 
 Insect eaten (corn). FfJR. c»ee 
 To be Eaten. 
 
 Insecure. ^ipMr, ^™#T, ^ ,J T- 
 
 Insecurity. ^f^rC, STWfar£..' 
 
 Insensibility. tfTSft, JRTC, *R, tf- 
 
 Insensible, tfrsr, f^fr, W. 
 
 s3 ' S3 7 
 
 To Insert, afcft" ft^oj. 
 Inside. $$K. 
 The Inside. 3?sfC- 
 Inside- out. S^r, SfffHW. 
 
 7 S3 
 
 Of the Inside. ^fe^T?. 
 
 A little way Inside. atfsT^ftr, &{%' 
 
 £ifr. 
 
 Insignificant. ^FT, ^STC, faqf. 
 Insincere. 37it, ^mit. 
 To Insinuate (introduce). faHX^T, 
 %s?q. 
 
 S3 
 
 Insipid, for^r, wrier, ^«r3t. 
 
 Insipidity, fqr^rr^, fqT^lfa. 
 
 To Insist. |fs? &c. ^roT. See 
 
 S3 
 
 Obstinacy. 
 To Insnare. "ET^ri"^. 
 Insolence. JRTOt, #^r?, *T^T- 
 
 S3 7 7 o 
 
INT 
 
 83 
 
 INT 
 
 insolent, irerrj, sfar, ^ £r, #if . 
 
 Insolvent. ^jar. #ee Bankrupt. 
 To Inspect. ^STSFT, *rR<J. -See 
 
 To Examine, Look at. 
 Inspection. ^^T^T, vsfR". 
 Inspiration (divine). ^Trq&TO^r ?!. 
 To Inspissate, *7nrf qR^T^J. 
 Instability. ^fSRTC, ^T?Tif. 
 To Install. frifTC'J. 
 An Instalment (in payment), fo"- 
 
 An Instance (example q. v.). ftr- 
 
 An Instant. gar, arf^fr, 3"*T,fOT". 
 
 $ee Moment, Eye-twinkling. 
 Instantly. SfKfyrff, ^rqfz: , SITlfc. 
 Instead, f^ir, ^frfr, T^, STIC- 
 The Instep, q<C ^t TT5". 
 To Instigate. SEffift fe"3T«T.%^rr°r. 
 
 See To Incite. 
 To Instil. ?frfr ^ffd qft ta<T. 
 To Instruct. %?3K<g, TTirfT. 
 Instruction, i%W, IW, rJT^tJT. 
 An Instructor, ^3T^, %^T^3". 
 A : n Instrument (too/ q. v.). aff- 
 
 vsnc 
 
 A musical Instrument. ^HT, 3"flff. 
 Through the Instrumentality (of 
 
 persons). f*n, 11% Jft#r. 
 Insufferable, Insupportable. st°T- 
 
 Insufficient. ^Torr-fr, ^fr. 
 
 An Insult. fr^r, R3T, f*PCRC, 
 
 Insurance, ffafr. 
 To Insure. ft*?f arrfoj. 
 Insurgent. Tf^T. 
 An Insurrection, trst, frrfcRT. 
 Integrity. ^jrf, tf^RT, sfffR. 
 #ee Honesty. 
 
 The Intellect. #T, sjjar, ?rfaa?r, 
 
 fhO", ^R. See Understanding. 
 
 Intelligence (news). *3"*K, JTJ?r3", 
 
 §f*r, ^^^rr, H*rr^r*r. See 
 
 Knowledge, o 
 An Intelligencer, v^rf^F". 
 Intelligent. *W, Ssfflfr, ^RT^, 
 
 Intemperate, Intemperately. 313", 
 
 g-eftar, grsr. 
 
 To Intend. ITRT &c ^q or TO<g. 
 
 Intense, ijfgT. 
 
 Intent, Intently (adj.). ff^farfr, 
 
 t^JRr. 
 Intent, Intention. CU5T, feaft, fa- 
 
 ar?r, fe^rar. 
 
 Intentionally. SffglgRt, TTPft^ft, 
 Intercalary (month). ^Tfa^r, $3, 
 
 sy SS ' \S vj 
 
 To Intercept, g|T %~ srartg. 
 An Intercessor, ^nft. T3" 3 ff. 
 Intercourse. ifTf^TW, SRTgspT. 
 
 1 \a \s 
 
 To Interdict, ^ffff 3R^, 3T^. 
 Interest (of money). ©qT3T, a'PT, 
 
 fjTvfY, *T3\ See Advantage, 
 
 Good, Concern. 
 At Interest, sgn^. 
 Self-Interested. JTSffc, TTSff?. 
 To Interfere. %15& SOT, fr^" *f 
 
 SJ S3 ' 
 
 An Interim, fgfsf. 'See Interval. 
 Interior, Internal, sffeqh 
 Intermarriage. 3Rfg£i. 
 To Intermeddle. See To Meddle, 
 
 Interfere. 
 Intermedial, Intermediate. fg%. 
 Interminable. £ee Boundless. 
 Intermission, fojpft, fgfr, ^< 
 
 £ee Pause. 
 
INT 
 
 84 
 
 1NV 
 
 Intermittent. fpnrfi'- $ ee Ague, 
 
 Fever. 
 To Intermix, Intermingle. See To 
 
 Mix. 
 To Interpose (act). ^3?r fau<J. 
 
 See To Mediate. 
 Interpretation (translation). <rf%- 
 
 Jtf. See Meaning. 
 An Interpreter. rTf%*TPJ. 
 To Interrogate. Jp^, 5 S 5PJ^3» 
 
 Interrogation. qw, T3?T?J. See 
 
 Inquiry. 
 To Interrupt, t&j, KJll^J, Tf- 
 
 Interruption. <e, *T7ft, Wit, )?- 
 
 An Interstice, wf , ^tf^, ^fr. 
 
 £ee Interval. 
 To Intertwine. See To Intwine. 
 An Interval, frf , ft fa, WT, »T- 
 
 Interval (/erm g-it?en for payment, 
 
 To Intervene. ftfa" aj^T. 
 
 S3 
 
 An Interview. JpTF^rfcf. 
 
 To have an Interview. JTi?ST°T. 
 
 V ss 
 
 The Intestines. 3}*[v§T. See En- 
 trails. 
 
 An Intimacy, wft, *Z*\i, ff- 
 {%\3TC. >See Friendship. 
 
 An Intimate friend. ifr^iTIT. 
 
 To Intimate, snqfcq. See To In- 
 form. 
 
 To Intimidate. SS^T f^FT, &3[f- 
 
 Intimidation. cfe^ff, ^Wf^. 
 Into. ^f5T, if. 
 Intolerable. aToroffofr. 
 To Intoxicate. Tf^uT^. 
 
 Intoxicated. jug, fe^TT, ^5??. 
 
 See Drunk. 
 To become Intoxicated. JTf^T5f°T. 
 Intoxication. Jj^ft, TOrS", ^STT, 
 
 Intractable. ttSlit, %^W. See 
 Obstinate. 
 
 Intrepid. |jf^f, frse, SSpsrfJlfr. 
 See Bold. 
 
 Intrepidity. ^rer£,q\Tf%rJTTrr,fa- 
 ^"v2TC- See Boldness. 
 
 Intricacy. ^tlTf^. See Perplex- 
 ity. 
 
 Intricate. *TSf3\ JTST^, JTSF?T. 
 
 Ov\VS's» \3 ' S3 Ov 
 
 To Intrigue, ii ^rf°T. See To 
 
 Plot. 
 To Intrust (give in charge), ^f- 
 
 Intrusted, qiff. 
 
 Intrusting. q#, sfcr. 
 
 To Intwine. *TTf °L ^^°T, ^3"* 
 
 "S SJ ' S» s> ' S3 
 
 s» 
 
 To Invade. ^vT^r. 
 
 Invalid. See Useless, Sick. 
 
 To Invalidate, fa^jft 3RT, *T- 
 
 Invaluable. ^TlTcT. 
 
 S3 \3 
 
 An Invasion. ^\?|t, ^rrc See 
 
 Attack. 
 To Inveigle. ^r-^^f-WJ. See 
 
 To Entice. 
 To Invent. aTsfT, ^°T. ^2"°T. 
 
 S3 ' \i' S3 
 
 An Invention. 3Tf , *:^Rr. 
 An Inventor. STif. 
 An Inventory. fa^T, ^Tvff^rf. 
 Inverse, Inverted. sjs^f, "£*ff. 
 To Invert. S^fC^ 
 To Invest. See To Clothe, In- 
 stall, Besiege. 
 
JOS 
 
 85 
 
 IRR 
 
 To Investigate. sqrK<g ; ^ r ^°T> 
 
 S3 
 
 An Investigation. vs?r% ^r^r?, 
 
 qrf^?T€j, q-^irsr. sto€*5T, ^t- 
 
 S3 'S3 * — * 
 
 s» 
 
 Invincible. aj^ffa. 
 
 Invisible, ^arf^ojf^ fj#t. 
 
 An Invitation. 3HvT, ^#1", 4T^T- 
 
 Cr, ^rfcT, %. 
 The messenger who delivers an 
 
 Invitation. 3ff, ^[5T. 
 To Invite. 3H?T &c. gR°T, JTRt 
 
 To Inundate. #?°T. 
 
 An Inundation. ?fe, ^CCCT, 3W, 
 
 l72r. £ee Flood. 
 To Involve, qr^rc^, tf?^- 
 
 Involuntarily. Tf°fC- 
 
 To Inure. t^T. 
 
 Inutility. faCTr^. See Useless- 
 
 ness. 
 Inward, Internal. sffe*nf. 
 A Jockey. 37rft *TOC. 
 Jocose, Jocular. JTf*37ff, fef^ofr, 
 
 'SRTC. See Merry. 
 To Jog (new). SifTf^- 
 A Jog-trot. 3"J]\ 
 To Join (acf . />u£ together), if? *J- 
 To Join (neu.). &*\v\, f*Js*q. 
 Joined, Jointly, ijv?. 
 A Joint, iff, Sftfr, Wf , %• 
 The space between two Joints in a 
 
 cane, if ft 
 
 S3 * 
 
 A Joist, mm. 
 
 A Joke, Joking, ff*Rt, qf\ T , J?^^- 
 C1, S5T, few, ^rft, T^t, ssrr^. 
 A Joker. nf*^fr, qrfrc, W^. 
 A Jolt, Jolting, q^l", ^iff. 
 To Jolt. #?nT qts?nT. 
 
 * S3 ' ♦ S3 
 
 A Jostle, Jostling, fer^t, ^ff. 
 
 To Jostle. ftr**!, ?r?fq. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 A Jot. srfr, Ftc. 
 
 A Journal (merchant's) . f r IR! W- 
 A Journey. W7C JT^rfrd, ff : 
 A day's Journey. ITST**". 
 Provision for a Journey. ^T^T, 
 
 mm. 
 
 To Journey. <f*T $*c. 3KT°T. 
 Joy, Joyfulness. ^5Tt, 3 7R<f, ST- 
 
 sft, mm, tter. 
 
 S3 » S3 S3 ' S3 
 
 To Joy. ^fU &c- Tq*W- 
 
 Joyful. qrfaj, 3?r4£t, ifaft, rers:. 
 
 #ee Glad. 
 Irascible. fcT?fT. #ee Passionate. 
 The Iris* (/ower). tffaj. #ee 
 
 Rainbow. 
 Irksome. S^Tf. 
 Iron, s^tf . 
 
 Of Iron, ©tew. 
 
 Irrecoverable. sT°Ts7lT-ifr. See 
 
 S3 
 
 Irremediable. 
 Irregular, Irregularly. ^sT^fi, %- 
 
 An Irregularity, tf!^ ^ff^r?. 
 Irreligion. |#?t, *W3J,%OTK, ^~ 
 
 «ref, ^rf. 
 
 Irreligious. ^sff^r-^r, ^q-jff. 
 Irremediable, Irreparable, IfW- 
 
 Irresistible, Irrestrainable. ^T^fsr. 
 
 ' s» 
 
 Irresolute. ffN'tTr- 
 Irresolution, ftfwf. 
 To Irrigate, ftsHfJ. 
 Irrigation. ^vj f ^TT, <T^, Iffe. 
 Irritable. fffeofr. See Passionate. 
 To Irritate. ^STrCJ, ^°T, Cts3TC^T, 
 
 ^ITfC^. # e € To Anger, 
 To be Irritated. Ns'J, 3k^°T, 
 
 To be Angry. 
 
J UN 
 
 86 
 
 KEE 
 
 Irritation. f%^, %?. 
 
 An Irruption (hostile), 3iTsf. See 
 
 Attack. 
 An Island. Z\q, £fo\ %£\, fc, |- 
 
 On S3 ' ' S3 ' 
 
 To Issue (new.). faf«RT<J. 
 
 It. f,ft,t, it, £,?. 
 
 The Itch, fortft, ^rc; arftsi, 
 
 To Itch, fatft #c. e^of. 
 
 A n Itchi n g. r\ ^T< , Wl\ - 
 
 An Item (in an account). ^3TJT. 
 
 A Judge. 5^5". 
 
 To Judge. g#q". See To Exa- 
 mine. 
 
 Judgment (decision). ?I«ft«f. £ee 
 Understanding, Sentence. 
 
 The Judgment day. fa^R^T W 
 
 fiw. 
 
 * S3 
 
 Judicious. fl"R. See Wise. 
 
 A Juggle, Juggling, Jugglery, fa- 
 
 A Juggler. ^f^flTr^T- 
 
 Juice. ^, Trofr, 
 
 Juicy. *rfftBJT, rTPC. 
 
 The Jujube tree. |k. 
 
 The Jujube fruit. f^, (various 
 
 kinds) Jf^Tff • ^qft, Sff^S , Rfft J 
 
 ripe on the tree, jfr^T. 
 The stone of the Jujube. ^ftspfi. 
 
 July and part of August. W.^^J, 
 
 To Jumble (act). Jje-if\?JTfv?- 
 
 \ I ~^t su sj 
 
 A Jump, Jumping. Z^\ f 373", sJfFT, 
 frT.S-JT, faff. 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' 
 
 To Jump. £"qq, ^FT^. 
 Junction. ^, ^fv?. 
 
 S5 " S3 
 
 June and part of July. 3?r*3r<f. 
 
 Junior, ^fgt. 
 
 The Juniper tree. STf^C. 
 
 A Jungle. §j;rr. 
 
 Ivory. Stftf. 
 
 A worker in Ivory. 3 Tn^*r^' 7 ^ 7 i\- 
 
 Jupiter (the planet). PrcrSlfff , ft* 
 
 Jurisdiction. vHTJT, ^TqeJ. frfosft. 
 
 S3S3 S3 ' S3 ' 
 
 Just, Justly. ^:fiV fa*Tff, ?rf«Tft, 
 See Honest, Upright, Correct. 
 
 Just now, a little ago. ^K^T. 
 ^ftf, STjwfr. See Exactly, 
 
 Merely, Near. 
 
 Justice. arFrr^FRre", jfre", SgT, 
 
 Juvenile. See Young, Youthful. 
 Jowari. ST^nfC. See Holcus sac- 
 
 S3 
 
 charatus. 
 Green Jowari for feeding cattle. 
 
 A sweet stalk of Jowari. ?]"%• 
 A kind of Jowari with sweet 
 stalks. vTTt. 
 
 S3 
 
 A kind of Jowari with insipid 
 stalks. 3TriT3". 
 
 s» 
 
 K 
 
 To Kaw. ^Nrr $r°r. 
 
 S3 
 
 Keen. faw. 
 
 Keenness. frf^TC. 
 
 To Keep. K*3*$, ^MCT- See To 
 Guard, Detain, Obey, Fulfill, 
 Maintain, Restrain, Last. 
 
 A Keeper. WW, S^TCTf j ftftj 
 fSl^S. See Guardian. 
 
 Os 
 
 The act of Keeping. ?73", 'Cf^n'- 
 
 See Charge, Watching. 
 The charge for Keeping. r^Rl". 
 
KIN 
 
 87 
 
 KNO 
 
 A Kernel. J^sr, ?W. 
 
 A Kettle drum. ^JTKr, SflTJff, *TJT. 
 
 The beater of a Kettle-drum. 5T- 
 
 A Key. y*jt. 
 
 A Kick. (M7z7/i tf*e foes) sfff, (wi/A 
 
 soZe 0/ foot) sra", (backward of 
 
 an ass) % z. 
 To Kick. *jff-5KT-fopT. 
 A Kicker. ^PsTC. 
 A Kid. is^r, &sr, spRq • of 1 1 or 
 
 12 months old, (male) qlJC, 
 
 q[S7, (female) v& f qs". 
 A Kidney. ^T, JT^ff. 
 
 » S3 ' S3 "s 
 
 To Kill. JflTT, 37? °T. 5ce To 
 
 SO 7 S3 S3 
 
 Slaughter. 
 
 A Killer. JTP^. 
 
 A Killing. *rrd, qirT. See Slaugh- 
 ter, Murder. 
 
 A Kiln. 33Tr, *3Tt, (potter's) fr- 
 
 OS » Gs 7 " ' 
 
 dr. 
 
 Kind (adj). ftrff^fr , ^ICflT, S7- 
 Kind (sor*, 9. v.). fafr€, fofflJT, 
 
 vsTrf^r, wRr, fare, *5[. 
 
 Of what Kind, farff r. 
 
 To Kindle (ac*.). ^rC°T, fTCJ. 
 
 £ee To Light up. 
 To Kindle, be Kindled. srarq.^T. 
 
 7 S3 S3 ' S3 
 
 Kindness. faffffcft,pJTf€C, Tpsqfr, 
 
 Favor. 
 Kindred. fawd, W^rd. See 
 
 Relationship. 
 Kine. £jt plu. 
 
 A King. ^5rr|, 5Tfi?r , qr^rr , rrsrr, 
 
 A Kingdom. ^r^?[rrfr, qr^rr, ^!f . 
 Kingly, ^jrift, u«r*ft, n«n%. 
 
 Kinsfolk. *$*ee Kindred. 
 
 A Kinsman. Jfffr, piTg, ^f, ftf- 
 
 A Kiss. ^, fJT^t, fafevft, ^SJI. 
 
 To Kiss. ^-ffor. 
 
 A Kissing. giMt, W JT=ff^. 
 
 A Kitchen. *Tpq"°Tt, fpfNw^fr. 
 
 See Cookhouse. 
 A Kite. faPtf&r, ftey. 
 A paper Kite. qetJJ, aNTS.faficfor, 
 
 fe°it 
 
 A Kitten, qjff, qTlFtf. 
 A Knack. g'sj. ^ee Art, Con- 
 trivance. 
 A Knave, Knavish. fflpsRTcft, *T- 
 
 grd, ®&\, ajyrrt, TO^rj * See 
 
 • Rogue. 
 
 Knavery. 3T3i^\ See Deceit. 
 
 To Knead. Jiff ! , Jfsq. 
 
 S3 » S3 
 
 Kneading. affiT, JTf^ a Tt # 
 
 The Knee. JT=fr, jfr^t. 
 
 To Kneel. JT^p^T or arrefa *HC- 
 
 Os 
 
 fat^r. 
 
 To Kneel, and sit on the heels be- 
 hind, jfr^r #t PtsT°t. 
 The Knee-pan. gr^Tt. 
 A Knife. ^q, ^Rt, f§(\. See 
 
 sj 7 7 sj 
 
 Penknife. 
 A Knight (at chess). 9T3T. 
 To Knit. S°T0J. 
 A Knob. v?jf. sfa. (on a roug7* 
 
 SX> • J SSS3 ' N ^ 
 
 stick) ^Jjf 
 A Knock. £faT, afar*", iWr, q#5, 
 
 q^rs. 
 
 The sound of a Knock or Knock- 
 ing. J?#r, ar^r. 
 
 To Knock (ac/.). sfr°T, S^TICJ', 
 5^f|'°T- S& To Strike. 
 
 To Knock about, ,JfKf'?°T. 
 
LAB 
 
 88 
 
 LAN 
 
 To Knock down. iTq, %Uf^T- 
 To Knock off or away. 3^?°!, 
 
 To Knock together (iieu.). 3"f^^T, 
 
 To Knot, affs" fe^. 
 
 A Knot. iff?; kinds of ditto, ^f- 
 
 qfr, Ti^jffe", tg-jffg', awffc. 
 
 A running Knot. ftfj%°ft, %ft°ft 
 Knotty. Jff?^". 
 
 To Know. «fr°P[. See To Recog- 
 nize. 
 Knowing (cunning-). <T$r f T^T, 
 
 w, ?rfr, c^tjr, rr^ffarj . See 
 
 Skilful. 
 The Knowing for certain. ftsnf., 
 
 Knowingly (purposely, q. v.). 5JT- 
 
 Knowledge. Hp<T, TOW", *STCT, 3f- 
 
 f tft, *rar, ^T*r^r, iff, iffar, wsr, 
 
 Jfff^flr, fl^r^sTT, &&. See Ac- 
 quaintance, Learning. 
 
 Known. JTrfwJT, 5TIW, 7pTTr. 
 
 A Knuckle. feoft. 
 
 A Kos. #r?, ?Iff • 
 
 Laborious. (diligent, toilsome). 
 fa^t, (toilsome) fijr^ffiff, 
 
 fa^Rrr°7f. 
 
 Laboriously. f*frfi¥iC#f. 
 Labour, qr^ff, f^fff , 5W, T^T- 
 
 <ft. See Toil. 
 To Labour. qf#,^c. ^cj^ct. 
 To Labour laboriously. iff "J. 
 To be in the pains of Labour. 
 
 ALabourer. mql t qrrij, *n£S". 
 
 A canal Labourer. ^wfeaw. 
 A pressed Labourer. *iijr(t, h£f \ 
 
 a body of ditto, t??. 
 A Labyrinth. SNfrs. See Maze. 
 Lac (the dye). 5rr*3". 
 Of Lac, dyed with Lac. c7fift. 
 Gold Lace. if|7f, q$tt t torct, 
 
 To Lacerate, Lack. #ee To Tear, 
 
 Want. 
 Lacker. TfiH". 
 
 A Lad. irf*T^, STRW. -See Boy. 
 A Ladder, ^off, ?T^r°ft, qrft. 
 To Lade. 5J£«T, (a 6oa/) *TT°T. 
 Laden. JT*f. 
 A Ladle (varieties). 3rTt, m^€] f 
 
 tt€\, frr, *w$t, *tft, fcftsi, 
 
 A Lady, frf , <frft, flrffj. 
 
 A Lake. t?. 
 
 A lamb, (male) q£i t f^OT, 
 
 ma/a) ST^t. 
 Lame. Jfit, S"#f. 
 To Lame, J^i" ^TT. 
 Lameness. I?37C, ^ff. 
 To Lament. 3TIf , &c «FX°T 
 
 Lamentation. 3TTC, ?rc? re, ^fl" U- 
 
 A Lamp. f^^r,^rr?T, (varieties) 
 
 fo#«r, swrcrcr, fe*rr£t. qrRsr. 
 
 A hanging Lamp. ^$\&. 
 
 Lamp black. 3TW^", TT^r. 
 
 A Lance. *TIW, %^T. 
 
 A Lancet. TOT- 
 
 Land, anff, it?, ^, F^T^t^T. .Sec 
 
 Country. 
 Land and water. \sT^"*I^;, 5f^*J5*. 
 New Land fit for tillage. ^33T- 
 
 (A- 
 
 «■- 
 
LAS 
 
 89 
 
 LAW 
 
 Land under tillage. ^TfCst. 
 By Land. tf^, *p^t. 
 To Land (act). ^fq*1 3" &R*r. 
 A Landholder. PsTJftsTr^*. See 
 
 Farmer. 
 A Landing- place. rTS, qT£. 
 A good Landing place. ?JvTS. 
 A bad Landing place. 3kF?, ^r- 
 
 A Land tax. yar. ^R^*, JTfSrsr. 
 A Lane, frft, *t£T, ?T^. 
 A Language, fr^t, WOT, SH'R. 
 Languid. ^TrfCtft. £ee Lazy, Weak. 
 To Languish. JTCT, rfosPJ, fir- 
 
 ss ' ss s» 
 
 A Lantern. ^TJOT^TrT. 
 
 Lantern jawed, f^flfr. 
 
 The Lap. %W* 
 
 The Lap or skirt. q=r(s?. 
 
 To Lap (in drinking-), a^qr. 
 
 To Lap over as edge of cloth. 
 
 (act.) TOfoj, (net*.); ^. 
 Large, qff. £ee Plentiful. 
 Somewhat Large, too Large, qd- 
 
 Largeness, qsrf , ^rfa". 
 A Lark. ^JpT, STcT, ^3^ . 
 
 S3 ' SS » .<»oS 
 
 Lascivious. OT^t, «FTJ?T. #ee 
 
 Lewd. 
 A Lash, Lashing. odtf, ^J!f > 
 
 SS \S 
 
 The Lash of a whip, qftsst. 
 
 To Lash. ^%m; ? qof ^jot. £ ee 
 
 SSS9 SS ' ss 
 
 To Beat. 
 To Lash as clothes in washing. 
 
 SS ' S3 
 
 A Lass. ?TRT^ 
 Lassitude. sTrftfl", *R?ft 
 
 SS ' SS 
 
 A shoemaker s Last. 3FTffer«r. 
 Last (adj.), qRf. 
 
 Last (month, fyc). sffqT, JTJ«f$f, 
 
 Last night. ^ rrPrT, 3TFf *tP<T. 
 
 Last year. q^\ 
 
 Of Last year. <rcr€i". 
 
 At Last. £rfar, afr^f^r, 3?rerPr, 
 
 ss 
 
 To Last. vSTsot fr^°T, ?T?PT, S^T, 
 Lasting ( adj . ). 5f£r3T , 3 *Tl 3T , f?T- 
 
 ' • ' <Ss 
 
 Lastingness. sr^r. /S'ee Durabi- 
 lity. 
 
 Late (w?i7/i delay). fMfr £ee 
 Last, Recent, Modern. 
 
 To be Late. <rft ^ aj^J or ?- 
 
 Laterally. qmrCT, qffiffr. 
 
 A Lathe, ^jf. 
 
 A Lather. *Mt. tfee Froth. 
 
 The Latter part, qpj, qtsi". 
 
 Latter. <ff*fr (of the latter part) 
 
 Lattice work, fafs|sff. 
 
 Latticed, Lattice worked. PtP^T- 
 
 To Laud. Frfrrf^T. See To Praise. 
 
 SS 
 
 A Laugh, Laughing, f^sr. See 
 
 A Horse-laugh. 
 Much and loud Laughing. ^?F^T^r 
 To Laugh, fervor, griftey, ^OT- 
 Laughable, f^ff^arr. 
 Laughter (merriment). fe*r*3T«rr- 
 
 Lavish. ^sCrST, ^fe, SfT. 
 
 ss ' 'a- 
 
 To Lavish. ^2:rfq, STlTor. 
 
 ss ss ' * ' ss 
 
 To Launch (act.). §sq. 
 
 A Law. ^rccrr, ^r^- 
 
 The Mussalman Law. 3TCT- 
 
 Human Law. <TRT 
 
 12 
 
LEA 
 
 90 
 
 LED 
 
 Lawful. SfrFRt, 3ITC. 
 
 Lax. fgTf,*F?(. See Loose, Gentle. 
 
 Laxity. feTfif. See Looseness. 
 
 To Lay (place). ^3,^5. See 
 To Settle. 
 
 To Lay a wager. 5Tsf f °TT. 
 
 To Lay (an egg). erf°r, fj^% 
 
 To Lay hold, ^q, qs<T. 
 
 To Lay out. ?Hq. 'See To Ex- 
 pend. 
 
 A Layer. rT|, qs. 
 
 A Layman. tftfift, fiTC^t. 
 
 Lazily, fg-^ft, *T3T. 'See Lazy. 
 
 Laziness. ^frf, ^r^f, e*^, 
 
 *$mi, ^it, *wr, f(^r%, Pie- 
 rre, wr, ferrc. 
 Lazy, frfr, iwafr, ^rr^ff, ^Trf^, 
 ##, *rrc*r, wr, frd, srcj • 
 
 Lead. sftfr. 
 
 Red Lead. iw^. 
 
 White Lead. SHTtfr. 
 
 To Lead (act.). ^Zf^l^ %&**. 
 
 A Leader. fasw, ferfff , S^cJ. 
 
 -See A Chief. 
 To Leaf. qFT ^FT2~ct. 
 A Leaf. q^. 
 
 A young fresh Leaf, jftef . 
 The Leaf of a book, q^fr, ?§, 7f , 
 
 #, qr#, qfr. 
 
 The Leaf of a door. rff^K"; of a 
 
 table, rf^T- 
 Gold or silver Leaf, q^\, 3%. 
 Leafless. 3a|, stTff. 
 Leafy. qfTC". 
 A Leak in a boat, &c. v?jff. 
 To Leak. fr*Fr, ^T°T, fajT°r, ^SW. 
 Leakage, Leaking. %Jjf, Tlffl. 
 Leaky. fefaofr, fafaofr. 
 To Lean. r^r-aT^-fT^or, 3Tfar°r. 
 
 See To Incline. 
 
 Lean. TpW, <T3°?f, qfafr, tf-fr, 
 Leanness. %fa*\X f fHTf , <T?°rrt, 
 A Leap, rqr, J J, «T, *!%, S[3, 
 
 o 
 
 To Leap. ^qoT, sr^. 
 
 A Leaper. jfqofr, f ^ofr, OT, zfq^\ 
 
 To Learn, fa^qf, qefJJ. 
 
 To Learn, or acquire knowledge 
 
 (neu.). fos^. 
 Learned, q^, fa?1HR, <Jfe§ . 
 Learning (knowledge). ?pJT,fa5Tr, 
 
 fasrr. 
 
 A Lease. jfr^Tvfr, JT£T. 
 
 On Lease, *f[3Tr?. 
 
 A deed of Lease. q£i". 
 
 Least. Wt m ^3T. 
 
 At Least. ?n?£t fa, <T fa . 
 
 Leather. ^Jf, ?g?r. 
 
 Of Leather, Leathern. ^R^T- 
 
 A worker in Leather. It, ^fa- 
 
 Leave. ^RT^, ^ftf*r, ^ft- 
 
 To get or take Leave, JTrfoW? ^T- 
 
 To Leave. SJ3°T, fqjrr 3T^- See 
 
 To Cease. 
 To Leave food. affaf^T. 
 To Leave out. WS*l. See To Pass 
 
 over, To Skip over. 
 Leaven. *3"J?te". 
 Leavings of food, srfy, ajfaf^ 7- 
 
 A Lecher, Lecherous. f^Rt, f«T- 
 
 Lechery. fiTR, &$fl> 
 To Lecture (acf.). tfJTSTr^. 
 A Led horse, or one to spare in 
 travelling, &c. 3ffrf3\ 
 
LES 91 
 
 A Leech. ^T, «r^/. 
 
 A dozen of Leeches. *3tf\. 
 
 To Leer, ^^t fa^fciT. 
 
 Left (not right), gfr, vJF^fr. 
 
 Left-handed. *3T!TS. v?f!T3. 
 
 To remain Left. mvj y srfa^or, frsft 
 
 A Leg. 5fa, £*T, **<T. 
 
 The Leg of a table, &c <TP*ff, CT^r. 
 
 Long-Legged, vjriqt. 
 
 Legal. 3iRjft. See Lawful. 
 
 A Leger. ^Trfr. 
 
 To enter in the Leger. ^rf^r, 13- 
 
 Legerdemain. fa^JTfft. 
 ' Legitimate. f^lcft. See Just, 
 
 Right. 
 A Legume. tfrct. 
 Leguminous, qrff^i". 
 Leisure. TT?f \t , TOrC, ^r#, *fifc- 
 
 At Leisure. 7r?fr,^r,3i5t. See 
 
 Disengaged, Idle. 
 Leisurely, ftfr, ^, ^TKf^fr. 
 A Lemon. ®\W. 
 Lemon colored. &\m%, $\q\$ii. 
 
 To Lend. jr^fr-s«rrfr-^#-fj- 
 
 3T0J. 
 
 LengOi. fqr, f|qrf , 55TO. 
 A Length of time. JR"rT. 
 At Length, ^far. See At Last. 
 To Lengthen. f|^f ^or. 
 Leniency, Lenity. <f am?, =T*rfC- 
 Lenient. *hW, ^TO- 
 Leo (the sign), ffrsr. 
 A Leopard, ^JT. 
 A Leper, Leprous. ^T^f. 
 The Leprosy, ^r^. 
 f Less, qfr, sfrct, See Low, Short. 
 
 LIB 
 
 Somewhat Less. vNflW, ^r^rr, 
 
 A Lessee. Jr^ST^. 
 
 To Lessen (new.). S&vj, f Taj, f qf- 
 
 To Lessen (ac*.). S7£TC°T, fqfsT°r, 
 
 Lessened in force, beauty, color, 
 
 &c sr^r, fgfr, J?*r. 
 A Lesson, fl^r, W. 
 Lest, Jffit 
 To Let (allow). fs*?*r. See To 
 
 Hinder. 
 
 To Let on hire. *Tf% jr^T. 
 • \» 
 
 To Let go. UTpT. $ee To Libe- 
 rate. 
 
 A Letter (epistle). ^ f fast, fa- 
 ?fftf. See Note. 
 
 A Letter of the alphabet. aftf ^", 
 
 A Levee. STfrffO 
 
 Level. #^f , mt t TO*uT. 
 
 To Level, or make Level. tfiar- 
 
 Levelness. ^rc, mft , wrn;. 
 
 Levity. See Lightness. 
 
 To Levy. JR ^T'J, ^T. See 
 
 To Collect."' 
 Lewd. sivSTfrr. See Lecherous. 
 Lewdness. ^tilTf?. See Lechery. 
 A Liar, grfr, TOr*#. 
 Liberal (munificent). Z{<ffK, v?r?r t 
 
 srar, 5T?r, S*ft, Wt, ^?3T. 
 
 See Generous. 
 Liberality. er<TKt, ?ffr, 5T^f, tf- 
 
 To Liberate. 33°T, f^fCJ, 3Tr% 
 
 Liberation, Liberty. #T3TO,3Tr- 
 ^TfC ^ Freedom, Leave. 
 
LIG 
 
 92 
 
 UN 
 
 At Liberty to act as one pleases. 
 ^STirRC See Independent. 
 
 Libidinous. ^TKr. See Lecher- 
 ous. 
 
 Libra (the sign). tf& f $&{. 
 
 To Lick. Tf£q. 
 
 ss 
 
 Licorice. fas^r^t, T^sl; an 
 
 extract of Licorice, ^fTCT. 
 A Lid. TT, 2"3T,rTRT. See Eyelid. 
 
 ssss ' ss » ss •> 
 
 A Lie. 3v?, TOr*I. 
 
 <* SS » SS 
 
 To Lie, or tell a Lie. 3TS i]T?f Hf °T 
 
 <*\S3 * SS 
 
 or ^ot. 
 
 SS 
 
 To Lie down. HfT°T, ^£°T, 7f2"°T. 
 
 ss ss ' ss ' ss 
 
 To Lie hid. fc?#t frifor. 
 
 ss 
 
 in Lieu, reft, *rPsfr, ^Psr, trcr, 
 
 Life, ^ti-, ^r§, srrfa-, grgr, jtft, 
 hr, %/ *m. 
 
 Life (existence), f qTrfY. 
 Life's term. ST3f£j\ #ee Age. 
 Lifeless. %5JRt, t#^. See Inani- 
 mate, Dead. 
 Life-time. STfTIT, ^Rrft, ^ft, arrsrf . 
 To Lift. *^pr. 
 
 ss 
 
 To be Lifted. ^ST !". 
 
 Light (brightness), grPsfr, gnffr, 
 
 s?re-, tfcr^r, sere, crerrf, fr- 
 
 ftnft 
 A Light. fsnfr, v^tfvT- 
 Light (lucid), SifraTf. 
 Light (in weight ). ff#f , ftff , I" - 
 
 ftfr. See Easy. 
 Light, Lightly, (slightly.) s^r- 
 
 Pcffr, wP^fr, *TCp^fr. 
 To Light or give Light to. srfSTCf 
 
 #c. ^K*i. See To Illuminate. 
 
 ' ss 
 
 To Light or become lit. frq, 3-- 
 
 S3 ' SS 
 
 To Light or cause to Light, jrnc- 
 ^, ^fC^. ^ee To Illuminate. 
 
 To Light up, or begin to blaze. 
 To Light up or cause to blaze. 
 
 To Light up, or make bright 
 
 (coals). <T5nrq. 
 To Light or alight, ^f^T, SF^ITT. 
 Lightly, (unpressed as infilling in 
 
 grain, salt, fyc). STJ-fJlit, *T*Tr- 
 
 fefr. See Light. 
 Lightness. r?$TC, tfCff , ff^C. 
 Lightning, fqw/. P^f°T. 
 The Lights, or lungs, fqTrTTS. 
 Like. wq\ t *R, 3\jj, ^C , fsm 
 
 ft, %fr, <rrfr. 
 
 This Like, f? fr. 
 
 That Like. 3f It. 
 
 What Like. farfvit. 
 
 To Like. J?^, W*r, ^°T<T with 
 
 ^ SS ' ss ' s» 
 
 agent in the dative. See To 
 
 Please. 
 A Likelihood, ffc, ^, ^Tf^rr^r. 
 Likeness (similarity). fc^rF^r^^TC- 
 
 <See A Picture. 
 Likewise (in like manner). w$ t 
 
 *Nt, ^fit. ^ee Also. 
 A Liking. w$, fcffr, Ps3T. See 
 
 Inclination. 
 A water Lily, g^ft, ITS"; its seed, 
 
 ^fsfr; fruit, 3T*J; roots or tubers, 
 
 s^fTf , s7rs§ft,#ffs7t- See Lotus. 
 A Limb, sf^rff, f^S", ^rrvsf, ^JT. 
 
 ' ss ' ' ss 
 
 A Lime. ^#1". 
 
 A sweet Lime. ^(T^ft. 
 
 Lime. &\??T, =3R. 
 
 •N ' ss SS 
 
 A Lime kiln. %^^T sft *3TT. 
 A Limit. WW, #>T, sfaj, *far, fsf ; 
 
 qre.% esr, ffr, *et. . 
 
 To Limp. Jfjrcn", ^ffar. 
 
 A Line. 5far, afr?, Psz:, ^f, s€tf . 
 
LIT 
 
 93 
 
 LOG 
 
 A separating Line. ^Vf. 
 A Line of verse, or writing. <T3T. 
 A Line (row), ^vuT, f%77. 
 Lineage. ^ft ^TRR", sffr/. for 
 
 o ss ss ' s9» ss ^ ss ss ' 
 
 iffr. 
 A Lineament. ^fr^Tf , Sf STPJ. 
 To Linger in sickness. ^sfoj. 
 Lining. sRrf^". 
 
 A Link of a chain. 3Tvfl. See Tie. 
 A Link (torch). JTCTr^, fe*?r£t, 
 
 A Link-boy. JRuT?^. 
 
 Linseed. foUft. 
 
 The Lintel of a door, sfrit* 
 
 A Lion. sfff, %ffx»». 
 
 A Lioness. 3Tfffor. 
 
 A Lip. ^j. 
 
 One with large Lips. ^rFraC. 
 
 To Liquify («eu.). JR ], T^FC^. 
 
 Liquid (ad/.), qfr^t. 
 
 To Liquidate. fa3flT°T, tffairj, 
 
 Spirituous Liquor. 3T^F, SsTCH, 
 
 %7T, uj. See Distilled. 
 Liquorice. far£farr*t, V&£\. 
 Liquorice juice. ^Jfl". 
 A List, fait, qrero, ItSTfT. 
 List (border of cloth). «^#t ; 5"^t. 
 To Listen. t^or afRffor, HOTT, 
 
 sy ss 7 ss ' ss ss ' 
 
 To Listen stealthily. 3Tfri?r-«&R3T 
 
 » SS 
 
 One who Listens stealthily, wfa- 
 
 Literal, arftsT^, 5^T. 
 
 Lithrage. *T3"fa'*J. 
 
 Litigation. ^fjrit, JTrfa^f. 
 
 A Litigious person. Trfa^fC, Tfy- 
 
 \3TC« See Quarrelsome. 
 The Litter of a stable. aft^C?, 
 
 Little (in quantity). '4lKI, ^fft^t. 
 Too Little (in quantity). ^NflBf. 
 Little (in size). ^it, ffifeft, R- 
 
 Too Little or somewhat less (in 
 size). ^ff, Jftftsr, cliitr, 
 
 a Little, w, «fCr, ^rmtfr, tff, 
 «rft:tr. 
 
 Some Little. 3^37. 
 
 Littleness. *feli, ^wf. 
 
 To Live. f5PT°T. See To Get on. 
 
 Livelihood. arfsTCR, *[*jr^", Ct**TT- 
 
 The Liver. §JTf, f*pr^". 
 
 The Liver and Lights. %^|ft. 
 
 Living (subs.). jj^C gFsTCFf, 
 
 irWW* $e* Livelihood. 
 Living (adj.). fa^U. pTff. 
 A Lizard (varieties). f^T^€\, 
 
 F^,farft^,sifr,frr£if, StfNTr. 
 
 A Load. m^ f are. 
 A man's Load. vj^\, (borne on 
 . back) T3K3T ; half or one side 
 of a camel or bullock load, af^f. 
 To Load. eJ-^T. 
 
 • S3 
 
 To Load (a gun, boat, fyc). ir^or. 
 A Loadstone. F^*T^<Tsfor FWF> 
 
 SS ' s» 
 
 A Loaf of bread, frfc^f, TRt 
 A Loan. cjqK, tt. 
 On Loan, sqKT, *rasfr. 
 To Loathe. ^-^sMrlrj. 
 The Lobe of the ear. qrfq^t- 
 A Lock. cFTT, \stv2T. 
 
 ssss * _ 
 
 A Lock of hair. ^TTT. See Tuft. 
 To Lock, etffr $c. fT3T°T or qi^of. 
 
 SS SS ^ SS ^ SS 
 
 A Locust. ^37^. 
 
 A flight of Locusts. Jfl"3\fe". 
 
 Lofty. See High. 
 
 A Log. &. 
 
LOO 
 
 94 
 
 LOV 
 
 Logic. <T3T. 
 
 A pain in the Loins. ^"97. See 
 
 Waist, To gird the Loins. 
 Loneliness. thFT^TC. 
 Lonely, Lonesome. Iwr^r, f 3J3T- 
 
 Long. fe^f. 
 
 Somewhat Long or Longer, f^- 
 
 Long (time), qofr. 
 
 As Long as. If^t-rric or mtf\ f 
 
 SfC. See Until. 
 To Long (after another). vJ3Fif2"3T&r. 
 Long-cloth. qrqr^f. 
 A Longing (desire). 33TC5T, f&f t 
 
 A Longing (to meet a friend or 
 
 lover), vtz, S^frc, ftnr. 
 One who Longs, or covets. fflf^°fr. 
 A Look, Looking. ^T3IT, faiTrC, 
 
 Look (appearance, q. v.). %&, %- 
 
 *srnct. 
 
 To Look at. frfNT'T, fefl°r, qfl°J, 
 
 To Look or spy about. *EfST|J. 
 To Look for (seek). jff^'T, *1t- 
 
 \sf°T, q^S^T, f^TfRT, £T<q. 
 Looking after, rfn?, fafflTS". /See 
 
 Watching. 
 A Looking-glass. a?rflf, ^rff^f, 
 
 A Loom. STlS/%. 
 
 A Loop. qrrct, Trf^r. 
 
 A Loop-hole. frHsJ?. 
 
 To Loose (act.). #?<J, s^r. 
 
 To be, or get, Loose. t?r<q t &%*!, 
 
 Loose (not tight or firm), fexr, 
 
 err, fefavfr, fqr?Cr, farfcssr. 
 
 Loose (as clothes). qfsRTT. See 
 
 Wide. 
 Loose (from being too large). 
 
 To Loosen, or make Loose. 5TC°r. 
 
 /S'ee To Loose. 
 Looseness. fgTfC, STTr, ff fcsrc ; 
 
 of bowels, See Diarrhoea. 
 To Lop off (branches). 5PIJ, J- 
 
 ©Of. 
 
 SS 
 
 Loquacious, ^rrq^r, srqm^Rr. 
 
 £ee A Chatterer. 
 Loquacity. 37f<T, cRJqsrc. 
 A Lord, spft, ^Tffr, ^. 
 To Lose (mislay). ffsrrf^J, ^ 
 
 5fiT»T. 
 To Lose (opposed to win). flT^T, 
 
 A Loss, ijt^r, r^f^TR, £r?r, qs°ft, 
 
 To suffer Loss. ?3T!irTS|J, 3T*?f, 
 
 #C qffar or ?<rrC^T. 
 Lost. IT*T, S T^T- 
 To be Lost. tt*T, 'Rf^c f*J*W. 
 To be Lost, or ruined. 3f3?°T. 
 Lot (fate, q. v.). 'Tfaj. 
 To cast Lots. 3R%- J^T-ffSTJ. 
 A Lotus. qqfa*, qSJT, sfag - . 
 The pod of the Lotus, qrfrfr, 
 
 fr*t. 
 
 The fruit of the Lotus. 3if f, qfa- 
 oft; root or tubers eaten, fq|. 
 
 Loud, qfr, f(l*r. 
 Loudly, vprsri, qj *#• 
 
 Love. Jfff , ^|, f^FT, WS, ftfir, 
 
 xr^fqwr,?**, yr, %. 
 
 To Love. Sfe 4rc ^T^cT, q°Tf ST- 
 To be in Love. ^Trferer-fsqr^"- 
 
LUM 
 
 95 
 
 MAD 
 
 Lovely. *ffff°Tf. See Charming, 
 
 Beautiful. . 
 A Lover, in Love. ^rfST^T. See 
 
 Sweetheart. 
 A Louse. 5f /.; to pick out Lice, 
 
 4 wr, 3ft fe*r% affirfr f°T°T. 
 
 Lousy. SjfcC- 
 
 Low (adj.). ^it f iffw, Wfrfr, 
 
 Low (price, sound). 2JTCT. 
 
 Low (adi\). Ify. 
 
 Somewhat Low, or Lower. I?^, 
 
 t^rttr, taw. 
 To Low. tm, f£"«F°T. 
 To Lower (neu.). srfcsiy. See 
 
 To Abate, To Lessen. 
 To Lower (act. ) . tfr ^J, 371 <J. 
 Lower, Lowest (of the lower part). 
 
 The Lowing of a cow. t*T, Wl"- 
 
 r, fl-^r. 
 
 Lowness (mjs/ace). fSTC, |3Tf^T. 
 Lucerne (grass). CWT, lT*^T, 
 
 Lucid. sfrfrRKT. See Bright, 
 Clear. 
 
 Luck. TOtj, *Tr^. See Fortune. 
 
 Luckless. faJTTift. See Unfortu- 
 nate. 
 
 Lucky. q^4TT?ft. See Fortunate. 
 
 Lucrative. TOT^f , 50fff# , *aW- 
 
 Ludicrous. fefcofr. 
 Lues venerea, qif^r, Jfjlff. 
 Luggage, nit. See Baggage. 
 Lukewarm. 4f3ffa3T. 
 A Lullaby. arftpfr, ^t. 
 Lumbago. ^^". 
 
 A Lump, tfretf, Er, Tf^r, £d- 
 
 £ee Clod. 
 
 A Lump (of sugar candy, indigo, 
 
 fyc). iTSt. 
 In the Lump (taken together in the 
 
 gross) . f^TO , sroi R? , !T*?r , 
 
 Lunar. ^sr°fr, ^ff, ^faiT- 
 
 A Lunch, Luncheon. J?T5rt£r. 
 
 The Lungs, fqffej. 
 
 To Lure, See ToAllure. 
 
 To Lurk. ufTSfiT f^^ar. 
 
 Lust (carnal). 3}jtit ? 5I^j ? ;&rrr 
 
 See Desire. 
 Lustiness. miKtt, *&\i, H^KfC- 
 Lustful. qjf^T, «FR?t, vsfr|, *?g. 
 Lusty. JTrfRT, ^r, Qqrd, ^fpTr, 
 
 tET^T, =3% See Stout. 
 Lustre. iwfr, vsT^fr, 3T5r#r, IT- 
 
 S^T, #frT. 'S'ee Brightness. 
 Luxurious. q"5Tt, ifriTt. 
 Luxury. ^5T, iffir, fa^TC. 
 Lying (adj.). ^v§T, #£t. 
 The Lying in of a woman after 
 
 childbirth. F^F#, fe^f . 
 A Lynx. qfa»pfi. 
 
 M 
 
 Mace (the spice). vsftfTt, ^ris^t 
 A Mace (club), sgrfr, erfs", #f, 
 
 3r?r. 
 
 A Macebearer. 3\?fftr^", ^fr^f , 
 
 A Machine, Machinery. m&. 
 Mad, a Madman. ^Rf, JR3RT, 
 
 mad. madly, ^if^i", *T^r??r. 
 Mad, (from hydrophobia). ffJ^t, 
 
 To go Mad (as a dog"). ftf\5%- 
 5T°T, fS^ST*. 
 
MAI 
 
 96 
 
 MAN 
 
 Madam, jfrr, ftft. 
 
 Of a Madman. ^f°fr, €reT?3Kt. 
 
 Madder. JT^rar, tfs - ♦ different kinds, 
 
 To be Made. 5RT, 3"! °T. 
 Madness, ^prfc, tffcrc, TOtfC- 
 A Magazine. 37R^TRI"; for pow- 
 der, *rr^?^Rt. 
 
 A Maggot. ?t*fu 
 Maggoty, ftw. 
 Magic {sub.). *[\%. See Enchant- 
 ment. 
 Magic, Magical. «rRpT3rr. 
 A Magician. ^r|5T^, ^sfr^^t^*, 
 
 A Magistrate, f ri%JT. 
 Magisterial, of a Magistrate, crfer- 
 
 T?[°fr. 
 Magnanimity. q^J]"5"fc, ^?I%^T- 
 
 Magnanimous, 3?*J?f, ^fsfftr^Tr. 
 A Magnet. See Loadstone. 
 Magnificence. ^fiJI"^", 3TJT, 3TH, 
 
 Magnificent. 3T£3TCT, STF^r^". 
 To Magnify. TOfTiJ. See To In- 
 crease, Praise, Exaggerate. 
 Magnitude. 3^IT- 
 A Maid, Maiden. JaTpft, ST^r. 
 Maiden, of a Maid. J^rf^. 
 To deflower a Maiden. Jft^t-JTl'f f 
 
 Maidhood. j-aflTli. 
 
 A Maidservant. W%^f^#°fr, 
 
 A coat of Mail, fcrftC 
 
 Maimed. \sfff, ^CT. 
 
 Main (principal, q. v). ^ff. 
 
 Mainly. qoTf 3Tr« 
 
 To Maintain. TO 7 !", Tl** !. See 
 
 To Preserve, Bring up, Conti- 
 nue, Support. 
 A Maintenance (supply of food). 
 
 Maize. JTSTrc, *T3Trff°r, ^. 
 
 Make (suo.). ffsr. See Form. 
 
 To Make (form). WZ'V, Slfwl 
 See To Create, Induce, Gain. 
 
 To Make up. See To Reconcile, 
 Settle, Collect, Form, Reim- 
 burse. 
 
 A Maker. #gfcvJ. See Creator. 
 
 Making (sub.). #j, #fe°ft. 
 
 A Malady. f|TT. See Disease. 
 
 Male. tc. See Man. 
 
 Malevolence. USTOr, tf^f^, 
 ?ffa. See Malice! 
 
 Malevolent, Malicious. *73W, 
 
 Malice, Maliciousness, sfe, ?#v2Tg" f 
 
 To bear Malice. ?ff^"T. 
 
 To Malign. fa^r 5R*T, R*<J. 
 
 See To Slander. 
 A Maligner. fJT?JRft*r. 
 A Mallet. WsRTC, ^^d , stf^F^r. 
 Mamma. BTW. See Mother. 
 A Man (not a brute). q\uf f WSjti 
 
 53". JR*3". See Mankind. 
 A Man (not a woman). Tfq f Jj33f , 
 
 Of a Man (or wiaZe). JT^r°Tf; *T^T- 
 
 ofr. See Human. 
 Manacles. f?fr^f P^m- 
 
 OS * 
 
 To Manage (carry on). fiwi^n, 
 ^rfor. See To Govern, Per- 
 form. 
 
 To be Managed (carried on or 
 
MAN 
 
 97 
 
 MAR 
 
 through). PWJ, STC'J. #ee To 
 
 be Accomplished. 
 Management. ^r^fC, f^f^f^. See 
 
 Arrangement. 
 The Mane of a horse, &c. ^*qfr plu. 
 
 The Mange. w/. P^tfc. See 
 Itch. 
 
 A Manger. a?ffU. 
 
 To Mangle (i?t cutting). f^f*T?oT. 
 
 A Mango. ^f, 3?r% ; small un- 
 ripe, 3?*fo£r, sqpft. 
 
 The stone of the Mango. qRT*T, 
 
 The strings in the pulp of the 
 
 Mango. 5TKC 
 Mangy. JRI". 
 Manhood. (mans life) JTrf^t, 
 
 (virility) VBli, TrtTT^r. 
 A Maniac, See Madman. 
 Manifest. gpTO, 5mt*T, PTSIH^, 
 
 A Manifestation, vsfffl^t. 
 Manifold, q*r <Kif «?T. 
 Mankind. 3TRJT, JS&* , fosr/. 
 Manliness, JjflT , JRtft, STPT^ft 
 Manly, Manful. JT^f^T, \?FTS5", 
 
 Manner. WC, <K*. ffa, 373", 
 £$, Wi, fiftfe, q^. See Cus- 
 tom, Sort. 
 
 Ill-Mannered, in bad Manner. *T- 
 
 tif[, f£*ff , f^fr. 
 
 Well -Mannered, Mannerly, in a 
 good Manner. g-JTfr%,ff^f^r, 
 
 Manners. fflT, ^rfc, W, 3T<FB\ 
 
 r^fr, 5c? «it, ifr , WFf , ?j, fir, 
 
 A Mansion. f^#T. /See House. 
 
 A lunar Mansion. ^"??r. 
 
 A Mantle, sftfroft See Cloak. 
 
 Manual (done by the hand), ff*f- 
 
 Manure (dung- used as ). Sfq", IfOT. 
 Many. goiTj>/u. Sfflifplu. fl"^, .fRT, 
 
 #C- # ee Abundant. 
 As Many as. %fTO; so Many, 
 
 iirlrfr, Ifw, feSr, srrfTO. 
 
 How Many. %fw. 
 
 A Map. ^Pfr. 
 
 To Mar. See To Injure, Spoil. 
 
 Marble. ^N"fe 
 
 A Marble, fcpfr, fa<TT, S^ff. 
 
 A hole for Marble playing. xrR\ 
 
 March, and part of April. %T. 
 
 A March (journey). ^TTC, JOT- 
 
 fqFrrt, t*r. 
 
 To March (on a journey). ^T^FF, 
 
 • vS 
 
 A ]\Iare. qrft- 
 
 Margin, fgjT, fePRKr. ^ee Edge, 
 
 Brink. 
 A Marigold. *$£(. 
 Marine. ffsffT. 
 A Mark. fa^W, frSTRt, ^ftSTR*, 
 
 A Mark in a book, ^tfr, *rf«r. 
 The Hindoo Mark on the forehead. 
 
 To Mark. f^3TR &c. ^q\ See 
 
 To Cauterize. 
 A Market. ^ffr, ^Rrft, ff^f^ 
 Of a Market, ^r^r^. 
 The Market price, a? J 7 f^, JTR, 
 
 qtfs - . 
 
 A Marking-iron. sf*T°rt, 3"RT. 
 
 Marriage, frfis, iqf , 5Tf^, fa^rf. 
 
 A Marriage feast. ^sT^r. 
 
 A Marriage procession (aeco»)i- 
 
 13 
 
MAS- 
 
 98 
 
 MEA 
 
 panying bridegroom). : ?m ; 
 one of those forming the party, 
 
 A Marriage song. Fflfe%. See 
 HymeneaL 
 
 A Married man. tffafr. 
 
 A Married woman, (not a maid) 
 TOi% (not a widow} gsrffffcr. 
 
 Marrow. fa^^/' ITr f- 
 
 To Marry or to enter into the Mar- 
 riage state. TfqrifJ, fa? T3" fyc. 
 
 To Marry, or take in Marriage. 
 
 To Marry, or cause t©» Marry. T- 
 
 ^- 
 Max* (the planet), rfrnj. 
 A Marsh. q"#T, Trfcrafr. 
 AMartingal. ft^ffi^frfc 
 A Martyr. snffc. 
 The Marvel? of Pera. 8TRRjt,.JJ* 
 
 Marvellous, STSff , a?«rf Vs[i £t^- 
 
 Masculine. ^^f°fr r JJSTr°fr, (gen- 
 der) f%n,vm^ r ^x^m. 
 
 To Mash. Nw. 
 
 A Mason. KIW. 
 
 A Mass. fcir. See Heap.. 
 
 A Massacre. *?rf I", #^. 
 
 A Mast. srfr, 5nP3r£r. 
 
 A Master. flff, vjoft, ^rfaf , *gf- 
 
 A Master (in skill)- SSTO^JTT. 
 The Master of a vessel. ^TRiTHf. 
 To Master. vgfaT. 
 Masterly. *TSP>fr,. tfifrsrff,. S^cfP 
 
 To Masticate, ^frnSPT, =?!Fr. 
 
 SS ' SS 
 
 Mas-tich. JR^, 
 
 A Mat (varieties,) ^ t ^fi f jfft f 
 
 A kind of Matting for roofs, qw, 
 
 J* 
 A maker of Mats. ^Ff , ?Ri?, 
 
 A Match (equal). #?, 3TR| ; *T£, 
 
 *9» g^"i ^ r ^r ^rfr. 
 
 The Match of a gun. wTW^t, T- 
 
 To Match (wew.). Sfq, fa^°T. 
 
 Matchless, ^fvfr, ^sfl^T- 
 
 A Matchlock. S|T?t€)TIT #*i 
 
 Material. 3ff«rrO. 
 
 Materials. 31^?, SRR", fltSTW. 
 
 Maternal (pf mother's family). fr(- 
 
 ^r°fr. 
 
 Matrimony, faf [vj. *S'ee Marriage. 
 Matted hair. Sfrr, f^T, Jf , 
 Matter (substance). *jE\,%fe. See 
 
 Body, Pus. 
 Matter (thing or business). JTffc?, 
 
 fRRT, ^. See Affair. 
 No Matter, it Matters nob. *T3- 
 
 w^r-€i-l, jtI^p 
 
 | What's the Matter. f?r fsp?r. 
 
 A Mattress, q^off ,.?lf^. 
 | Mature, q^r. 
 
 | Mataeness, Maturity. TO?. 
 I A Maund (She measure). t\H. 
 j May, a part of June. §TS\ 
 
 A Maw.- srifr. See Belly. 
 
 A Maze. sttsngr^te*; 3T5re, flt- 
 2HTC <Scc Perplexity. 
 
 A Mead, Meadow. KW, f^U 
 
 Meal. 3]?r, (of pulse grains) 
 
 A Meal, ^tl^, #"J, 
 Mean (arf/.). ^>r, afrfff, Ir^f. 
 .See Ignoble, Middle. 
 
.MED 
 
 99 
 
 MEN 
 
 To Mean (purpose). fVfc, fyc. 
 3^, fcfc*{ fW. See Iwten- 
 
 \>' ss s» 
 
 tion. 
 Meantime, Meanwhile. trfcfT jf. 
 Meaning. ^ JTf^TT, *T373, *T?T- 
 
 **J, raft". 
 Meanness, -Wlf, =TfarC- 
 Means (power, income). ^fe^TrT, 
 
 ' ' ' ss ' Gs 
 
 By Means of. 3rr. 
 
 Measure, Measurement. ^FT #F , 
 
 7 S3 
 
 A dry Measure. T.l^J. 
 A long, or cloth, Measure* ^"^f , 
 ifsffr. 
 
 A Measure -for liquids. JJFft, JT- 
 
 ' S3 
 
 A land Measure, ififf. 
 Measure (limit), ajiff^r. 
 To Measure (act.). 3^oT, HV$ f 
 JTfq°T, *K°T, *FpT, (/and only) 
 
 v. ss 
 
 A Measurer of grain. SSfrf. 
 A land Measurer. srrfaFT. ^1^, 
 
 rRHt 
 A Measuring rope. vT-rffi 
 The Measuring of grain, &.c. VFS. 
 Meat (flesh, q v.). fffcr, (/ooJ, 
 
 A Mechanic. 3^?t. 
 
 To Meddle. %q fagqT ??p5 gr- 
 
 S3 s3 ' SS 
 
 To Mediate (neu.). RN" 3T^<T or 
 
 ss 
 
 A Mediator, g^TT, fr^lTr, 5Tq?t. 
 
 ss ' 7 
 
 Medical. f^FTI", ^5fF?r, ^f €t^T - 
 
 Medicine, tf3T, trPF. #ee Phytic. 
 To Meditate. n'W, wifC<n", fa^l"- 
 
 O ' SS ' 
 
 KVI, fa^°T. See To Consider. 
 
 Meditation. WTR", facR^C 
 
 Meditative. W\^\. 
 
 A Medium (twiddle place), ft^ 
 
 *T«rt?*?T. See Means. 
 | Meek, i^fa, Ppfef, frsSrpftff. 
 
 See Humble. 
 Meekness. faww>, fH^fo, *T^ft. 
 
 &ee Humility. 
 Meet. #ee Fit, Becoming. 
 To Meet. Jr^T, fj^or, faeq. 
 
 • ss " s> ' ss 
 
 A Meeting (interview). JT^r^ffrf^ 
 3Hir%#. WW?#r. See Assem- 
 
 ss ' S3 ss 
 
 bly. 
 Melancholy (sub.). 5T3T0, sJittfa- 
 
 ^rCjWm^r. See Dejected. 
 To grow Melancholy. WfvTf^^. 
 
 o « ss 
 
 A musk Melon. f«rFer*T, (smalty, 
 
 Tm t (unripe), mi, ^if. 
 A -water Melon. ff3T% ^tlt. 
 A Melon field. a?(T3*, ^TK'J, 5tJ. 
 To Melt (neu.). JR^, T^^T., ft> 
 
 To Melt (act.) tj^, WKV, ft- 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Melting (sw6.). JTcrff ? Tffoff , qfq«5ff . 
 A Member (of body), sfafr. See 
 
 Limb, Part, Individual. 
 A Memorandum. 9ITf^T. 
 Memory. Wtd, STfiflU, #tfK, 
 
 SS ' 
 
 To commit to Memory. ^3"-^% 
 
 SS 
 
 A Menace. 5^f, OT, SIR", 3<lf. 
 To Menace. ^$t #c. f^T". 
 
 ■S y * S3 
 
 To Mend (repair). W*?3" «FTT, 
 #3^. See To Correct, Im- 
 prove. 
 
 To be Mended, stR?^. 
 
 S3 -o 
 
 Mendacious, Mendacity. See Ly- 
 ing, Falsehood. 
 
MER 
 
 100 
 
 MIL 
 
 Mendicancy, Mendicity. ISTF. 
 
 See Begging. 
 A Mendicant. fqfa°fr, qFT^t^". See 
 
 Beggar. 
 Mending. TOTO- 
 A religious Mendicant. TT^t^", 
 
 (different kinds) ^rfq\ft, 5f*nj, 
 
 'Erf^T^r. See Devotee. 
 The Menses. ^fa, W, *"f , CjT, 
 
 SS SS 
 
 To have the Menses. SR"fa\3T-^:i% 
 fyc. ^T^^J, with agent in the 
 dative. 
 
 Having, or with, the Menses, jt- 
 
 Mention. JTffcf , f^fcr^. 
 
 To Mention. ^q, wriT. See 
 
 SS ' SS SS 
 
 To Name. 
 Mercantile. ^qiir^r, ^rfa^r. 
 Merchandize. ?rrr^\ §t£r, qf°nr, 
 
 qWffi. >See Trade. 
 A Merchant. ^TITt, ^T^t, ^*rr- 
 
 Merciful, ^if^, W%WW , <T*rrf , ^f- 
 
 . Ti^r, ra^r, ^r^. 
 
 Merciless. ^"f jfr, WISH". See Un- 
 merciful. 
 
 Mercury (the planet), ^r. See 
 Quicksilver. 
 
 Mercy. *:fJT, fTST, OT, faff*:, 
 
 Mere, Merely. ^"ifr, fW, fr^r, 
 
 The Meridian (noon). Pfqffr. 
 To be past the Meridian (sun, #c.) 
 
 SS 
 
 Merit. 3T°T; moral or religious 
 
 v^SS ' ° 
 
 Merit, 1W, m\W . 
 
 SS SS ' SS 
 
 To Merit. $*r? gr-«rrg-f«rw. 
 
 Meritorious. JprrCflT, <pTI ?<ff. 
 
 Merriment, fetf^sfr, tfarr, OST, 
 
 Merry, ipTtPsRST, fe^pr, fa-- 
 
 fsTofr. -See Happy. 
 A Message. f^FTf, SH?r. 
 A Messenger. fasrrqf?, VUAf* 
 A Mess, ^ee Dish, Confusion. 
 Messing, Messing expenses. 3\B) f 
 
 A Messmate. Weft. 
 
 Metal. *rrg-/. 
 
 A Method (manner, q.v.) ifc*, g"5, 
 
 S^, JJfsT. .See Order. 
 Methodical, Methodically. Ffffa*- 
 
 To Mew (as a caf). mr^ $^. 
 Miasm, g-fr, £?T. 
 
 ' SS 
 
 Mica. arfa^. 
 Midday. fsTTf^t. 
 Middle («(§.). fo% 
 The Middle, Pr^r. 
 
 SS 
 
 In the Middle or Midst, fa fa. 
 Middling. Mfaf , |CTP#, fa*TRT. 
 Midnight. spTCTfe* 
 A Midwife. 5Trf. 
 Midwifery. 37fqr, sfrCTfr. 
 Might. ssr, ssTr^, Wf. #ee 
 
 Strength. 
 Mighty. *jfsT<wrrj. #ee Powerful. 
 To Migrate. Kfor. 
 
 Milch, ^re^ §torct, ^<ft, 
 
 SS 
 
 Mild, =tjt, J*Kr. See Gentle. 
 
 Mildew. \it. 
 
 Mildness. ^q\i f JpWS". 
 
 Military. faqrrfc^r, faqr^rrofr. 
 
 Milk. ?ft^, f,W. 
 
 Giving milk (adj.). ^fl^f. See 
 
 Milch. 
 Milk and water. &B\. 
 
MIN 
 
 101 
 
 3JIS 
 
 Milk, sour, or coagulated. *TKT, 
 
 s«r, eft. 
 
 A lump of thick Milk. fen, crt. 
 
 Camel's Milk coagulated. 57*7. 
 
 A woman's JMilk. q^f- 
 
 To cause to give Milk, (a cow, §c). 
 
 To Milk. v^or. 
 
 To be Milked. JH°T. 
 
 A Milker, fffi". 
 
 A Milkseller. zr-ft, UfflZ. 
 
 Of a Milkseller. frfkrsi". 
 
 Milk selling. J?r!sT, frftnt-'TI?. 
 
 A Milkwoman. 3TWRT, fffafoT, 
 
 A Mill, cfrlfe; a hand mill, 3T|", 
 
 Millet (kinds of ). "-?M, fe.K^; 
 some grass seeds are, ^f*fr, ^r- 
 
 A Million, sc 5T*g\ 
 
 Ten Millions. fe^rlV. 
 
 A thousand Millions. sj j. 
 
 A hundred thousand Millions. ^ 
 
 A Mill stone, ^fo*? ^ js. 
 
 The Milt of fish. *ft<f. See 
 
 Spleen. 
 A Mimic. 5rrfcTC", ^Tf^t. 
 To Mimic. Jwr°T, ^rfr-3?f^- 
 
 A Minaret. IRKC 
 
 To Mince (ac/.). fasjq, f^f^T^. 
 
 Minced Meat. g^r. 
 
 The Mind. frfsr, f%<T, Jf-T, %^T, 
 
 r#^r, fR,ri^, fftr, ^. see 
 
 Inclination, Intention, Memory. 
 fo Mind (act). %<pr. See To 
 Attend to, Take Care. 
 
 Mindful. JTfrfjfifoMd. 
 
 Mindless. tfer^TJ Tfrfasr, ft$3r. 
 
 See Forgetful, Regardless. 
 Mine {of me). f| #, fff ^T. 
 II A Mine. *3Tf°T. 
 A Mine (i« sapping-) fait^T, fe- 
 
 fag. See Hole. 
 To Mingle (ar/.). JTT°T, f^lfoT. 
 
 See To M!x. 
 To Mingle (neu). ijfenvT, fa"?*r. 
 Mingled. Jjijj, *Tre*TT. See 
 
 Mixed. 
 A Minister of state. 3"Wt*T, JT?3> 
 
 j^ir^te See Agent. 
 To Minister. See To Serve. 
 Minor, ^fff. 
 Mint (the plant.). «Kf?=ff. 
 A Mint (/o/ coining). vsj^r^. 
 Minute (adj.). *T?fr. 
 A Minute. q^, q3"3T, tfr^r. See 
 
 Moment. 
 A Miracle. WT<T, fWt. 
 Miraculous. ^Wrft, ftrqW. 
 Mire. JR, f^T, fa^lr, fa^fa, 
 
 A Mirror. a?f^f, ^rff d, 3 TfC^r. 
 Mirth. f^*^#, t^J. See Merri- 
 ment. 
 
 Miry. ?]qr^r ; N^rfr, N^rcf^r. 
 
 Misbehaviour, Misconduct. 37^- 
 
 To Force a Miscarriage (in child- 
 birth), q^ #c. ^UI^T, ^H 
 
 To Miscarry (in child-birth), qj" 
 
 tle) nm\vj, ^C^°J- 
 To Miscarry (/«*/). JJG"?. 
 Miscellaneous, JT<Tq7$r. 
 Mischief. f*T«?f^, ^SR- See 
 
 Hurt, Damage. 
 
MIS 
 
 102 
 
 MOI 
 
 A Mischief-maker. ffpfrfqfr, fqr- 
 
 Mischief making (sub.). mi^li. 
 
 Mischievous (harmful). T^ll^W^- 
 
 See Mischief- maker. 
 To Misconceive. 3"^#f tfJTa^. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Misconduct. See Misbehaviour. 
 To Misdirect (a person). SW 
 
 A Miser. 5HT, ^ar, m&, ^^, 
 
 sftf, JTlTl. £«e Niggard. 
 Of a Miser, Miserly. ^TJTr°Tr, ^T- 
 
 3T°fr, 3Rr^fsT°fr. 
 
 Miserable. ZB^t, T^T, T^T, ^e 
 
 Wretched. 
 To be Miserable, or in Misery. 
 
 Misery. f{W, OT, ff%ff. 
 Misfortune. &JFqrf?T, frTfr, faw^, 
 
 ^r°7t, fitavT, art, f^r, 3Tfr*rr, 
 
 S3 
 
 A stroke of Misfortune. *T3T. 
 
 S3 
 
 To talk over one's Misfortunes. 
 
 5%t*r, sftsrcr cqrc°r. 
 
 S3 ' N"J SJ 
 
 To Misinform. 3W srot. 
 To Mislay, ^*#t ip^, ffSK^f. 
 To Mislead, jtshtot 4?n r ?' 7 T. See 
 
 S3 \s3 ' S3 S3 
 
 To Misdirect. 
 To be Misled. Jp°T, jfn°T. 
 To Mismanage. ^K°r. See To 
 
 Spoil. 
 Mismanagement. ^fflfarrt, W- 
 
 s-;.|. 
 To Misplace. iTffa ^nj. See 
 
 To Mislay. 
 A Miss. Ipff. #ee Mistake. 
 To Miss (acL not to hit). ^TflW 
 To Miss (neu. fail to hit). JTfl°T. 
 Misshapen. fTjr, J 3fc?r, W*&. 
 
 Missing (adj.). faw, ^SJ., frfa- 
 
 S3 » S3 S3 ^ 
 
 A Mist. 5JJI7, arvg", vj>T, JTR7, ^T- 
 
 S3 0'S3J'S3j' ' 
 
 A M istake. *r*5" , Jtfsr , *Ti R\ 
 
 S3 ' ' 
 
 To Mistake. JT^q, JT6°T. See To 
 
 sj S3 / S3 S3 
 
 Misconceive. 
 A Mistress (lady). siff°T, qmfit t 
 
 Mistrust, ^ffrift. See Distrust. 
 
 Misty, &im, sfarff. 
 
 To Misunderstand. See To Mis- 
 conceive, Mistake. 
 A Mite. #?T. See Insect. 
 To Mitigate. 5J£flfJ, fS*fflT 3^?, 
 
 To Mix (acf ). ?,£*[, fa^CJ, T- 
 
 To Mix (neu.). T[ff sfoj, ffT^°T, 
 
 S3 
 
 Mixed. JTfS^fr. Tf\^3 t ff 5T, fl*. 
 
 su ' '<J-3 ' s3 ' s» 
 
 To Moan. #rsr°[, faq^T. 
 
 A Moat. ?3Tft. 
 
 A Mob. ^?r€i. See Crowd. 
 
 T© Mock. See To Mimic, Ridicule, 
 
 Deride. 
 A Mockery, or Mocking, qf-^t- 
 
 See Derision. 
 Mode. ^ct.iftTC, S"*f3", ft. See 
 
 <Ss ' • ' 
 
 Manner, 
 A Model. =T?T%. See Mould. 
 To Model. 3^. See To Form. 
 
 S3 
 
 Moderate, Moderately. TCIW- 
 
 See Middling. 
 Moderation. qTtT=Tfi. 
 
 <»s S3 
 
 Modern. =T3ff, ?r°Tf£r. 
 
 Modest, Modestly, v*KU, ^IC^r, 
 
 srafar, ??rr§tfr, ^frc^r. 
 
 Modesty. ^|f, iRR, JTC*^ 3KJ. 
 A Moiety. *W. 
 
MOO 
 
 103 
 
 MOR 
 
 Moist. a?f3f . %?i3r$T, WWm, 
 To Moisten. TOirq. 
 
 S3 vj 
 
 Moistness, Moisture. aTRP^, ^i"- 
 
 jftTC. See Damp. 
 Molasses. JT3". 
 
 v?J S3 
 
 A Mole (on the skin), f^~. &ed 
 
 Dike. 
 To Molest. 3*gt?q, t"^fTC^, flf- 
 
 sj ss » ss ' 
 
 STif^jr. See To Trouble. 
 Molestation. \?jq\ r«T, ^rfsr. 
 
 sy ss ' si ' ss 
 
 Molten, <TF£. 
 
 A Moment (o/fime)* <rar t tfjj, ^r- 
 
 ^T,^¥#, 7^,fa%W. See 
 
 Importance. 
 Momentous. JTTCf, ^ff. 
 A Monastery, ^r^rfr, Hjil, 3T?- 
 
 fOTI". See under Devotee. 
 Monday. *JJT5", *|JTr^\ 
 Money. TOr^/w. STfofr, 2T5Ff pft». 
 
 ^qr^rp/u. f^&plu. 
 
 Ready Money, fpirfe, fry, frRT- 
 
 A Money changer. SR"Pf , SOTJT. 
 Money-changing. tfUqft, STTrcft. 
 Moneyed- sn^rc, ST^nST^". See 
 
 * »X ' S3 
 
 Rich. 
 A Mongoose. ^T^". 
 A Mongrel. JRI"- 
 A Monkey. Jff^r, JTrfc#f r sffec ■ 
 A Monopoly, ff^fft 
 A Monster. aTPER 5 , f?F. 
 A Month. *Tf l^r flff . 
 The half e-f the lunar Month, q^ - , 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 ss 
 
 Monthly, Month by Month, Jff^r- 
 
 Monthly wages. *Tf^Tf r 3"*ff?p. 
 Mood, Stee Humor. 
 The Moon. ^3", 
 
 The fall Moon. qR2" r "KTOflr 
 
 The new Moon. #3jf ^ r i\^ sir 
 
 Of the new Moon. =#g%. 
 Moonlight (adj.). ^ifi^T. 
 Moonlight, Moonshine. ^ifi^ff, 
 
 A Moral. Wf^fr^ 
 
 Moral,. Morally. ^WFf^ffc 
 
 Morality, Morals. rfHrT. 
 
 A Morass, 5p"for. See Swamp. 
 
 More. *&sr t frt, SWfan afer^, 3fsr: 
 
 Os 7 S3 ' ' ' 
 
 A little More. rfHf, qffi) q*T- 
 
 More or less. qfr^rfq". 
 Moreover, ff Hf fa, 3 T^rr H. 
 Mom, Morning. fpj, TO^",^- 
 
 Early Morning. *rfMST, mpUl- 
 
 SRI",. 2"-Tt. £<?e Dawn. 
 Morning («c§\). JffPf^, %^h 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Morose. *gzf. 
 
 The Morrow, to Morrow. OTf'TL 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 S3 'S3 'S3 'S3 
 
 Of the Morrow. WlfWr, tfWPfir,. 
 
 A Morsel. Tpir, TTf. See Mouth- 
 ful. 
 
 Mortal (subject to death). JpT? ;v 
 q7R*t. $ee Human. 
 
 Mortal (deadly). W>*£. 
 
 Mortality (dying). ;r^,jjrT, H°TJv 
 
 A Mortar (for pounding-), fjjrjj .„ 
 
 A Mortar (gun). aj^rfc 
 One who fires a Mortar, Jjfr^f.. 
 Mortar (cement). *Tf . 
 Plastered with Mortar. JlN". 
 
iMOU 
 
 104 
 
 MUC 
 
 A Mortgage. T\? } JTi^f 
 
 To Mortgage. ?Tf r^oj. 
 
 To Mortify (neu.). jt^oj, ^?oj. 
 
 A Mortise. BV. 
 
 A Mosque. faff ft, J?fltf?T. 
 
 Mostly, qnff, qfoff^^. 
 
 A Mote (in the eye). ^£C, fl£. 
 
 See Particle. 
 A Moth. q*fjj, 7TRT. 
 A Mother. irrs, *?r?, ?TRr, 3?JTf, 
 
 arm, ^srfpr, arrr, ^far, ^wfe, 
 
 A Mother (one who has borne a 
 child), jnrfta 1. 
 
 One having a Mother. U7f/Tf. 
 
 A Mother's family. ^TRfOTr pin. 
 
 A Mother-in-law. tf*T. 
 
 The Mother-in-law of one's son or 
 daughter. %!%. 
 
 Mother of pearl. j%7. 
 
 Motion. ffaoTt, fSffo. See Agi- 
 tation. 
 
 Motionless. ST°T?55, sp^*, Nfe 
 
 a Motive. ?im, ^r?t, ««re. 
 Motley, tsrrtjfr. 
 
 A Move (in cAes.s, <Sfc). yft&t. 
 To Move («eu.). f^crr ^ar £- 
 
 To Move (act.). ^Tf<J, #C*J, 
 
 Eft^r, fs?^, §^, #cq, Rf^f- 
 
 To Move back. iZ'JT. 
 Moveable. SETfFlFsTSet, ^f|P%. 
 A Mould (mat rice). «frrfaj, flNff. 
 
 #ee Form, Earth. 
 To Mould (shape), q^ar. See To 
 
 Form. 
 To cast in a Mould. T-"^. 
 Cast in a Mould. TF2T. 
 
 Mould (the concretion). ^^", f%- 
 To Mould, or become Mouldy. 
 
 To Moulder. ^°J, JJK^. 
 
 To Moult, jctsr ^rf°T or 3T?q. 
 
 The Moulting of birds. jct«r. 
 
 Mound. ?%, fef, f¥3". »S^e Hil- 
 lock. 
 
 To Mount (neu.). WIT^T. 
 
 To Mount (act), ^(j?.^. 
 
 Mounted (in riding-), mi^. See 
 Horseman. 
 
 A Mountain. *m&, eJT 3 ^, 2>W, 
 
 Mountainous, a Mountaineer, of 
 the Mountains. \sTf5rt, %TTT, 
 
 To Mourn. flPTH", «S-c. 37^. See 
 
 To Lament. 
 Mournful, Mournfully. JRtC^Tf- 
 Mourning (sub.). iTfcfj, tf*T, WTT, 
 
 sflT^", Tpft, ?5IC See Grief. 
 A Mouse. 3RBfr. See Rat. 
 The Mouth. ^R". 3m jfe, Jra\ 
 The Mouth of a gun-barrel, it?- 
 
 By word of Mouth. ^W, SftHf. 
 To open the Mouth wide. £fl"f 
 
 A Mouth bag (for feeding- a horse). 
 
 <ffad, TfffST. 
 A Mouthful of meat. filTf, ?7W; 
 
 of drink, g"^. 
 The Mouth piece of a hooka. Z{Z\. 
 
 Much. *im f ?rf , srsfr, ?rsr, to, 
 srrff, *iir?r, ?rw, Jwr. See 
 
 Abundant. 
 Too Much, a little More. 8>f#, 
 
 f *mu, qw, srirr. 
 
MUS 
 
 105 
 
 MUT 
 
 As Much as. srfrflT ; how much, 
 ^-fW. See Many. 
 
 Mud. JTT,^-^, fa^fe, fa^FT,^ 
 
 Mud plaster. J]Kf. 
 
 A Mud wall. 3ff ift firfcT- 
 
 A builder of Mud walls. fJT57^. 
 
 Muddiness. arsrr, ara, JTCrfai". 
 
 Muddy. ar^r^T, 5J3, TO. 
 
 To Muddy. ^3T£<J. 
 
 To become Muddy. apirfc^aj. 
 
 To Muffle, g-^of. 
 
 A Mug. it j, ^rs^rfr. 
 
 A Mulberry. Fffl", (varieties) 5J- 
 
 To Mulct Se^To Fine! 
 
 A Mule, (ma/e) ^^T, (female) 
 
 Of, or like, a Mule. ^W^RT . 
 
 The Multiplication table. ^i^fT. 
 
 Multiplicity. qvj\i f %%&. 
 
 To Multiply (neu.). %qv\. 
 
 A Multitude. 3^, qrfof. Z\l, qfe. 
 
 #ee Crowd. 
 To Munch (in eating*). fiT^rffT, 
 
 To Mumble, ijmfe 3Jr°T. 
 
 The Mumps (swelling- of parotid 
 
 glands). ns\ f STcSr. 
 Mundane, TOrfl". 
 Munificence. 3T<3T, SffrrO. <S'ee 
 
 Liberality. 
 Munificent. ^T#, SfrTf^*, 373T 
 
 *HTC. See Liberal. 
 A Murder. ^r, f^rr, fc*W. 
 
 To Murder ?gR &c. ^q. 
 
 A Murderer, Murderous. ^ft W- 
 
 A Musalman. ffftOTR, tfff^R", 
 
 Jjf^qW,' ^"ST^r, (so called by 
 Hindoos), 5TT, JTfa^f. 
 Musalman (adj.),' JTfeJTff^fit, 3TT- 
 
 The Itiusalman faith. fTi%?JT[^". 
 A Muscle. ^JT, TO- 
 A Mushroom. *j*ft. £ee Toad- 
 stool. 
 
 Music, irr^r w^l- 
 
 A Musical instrument. ^frf, ffSfT. 
 
 S3 ' * 
 
 Musician, tfrsft, tfiwfce. 
 Musk. ^TCt, ?I^rft, q*3T. 
 
 A pod of Musk, sftvit, =rrqfr. 
 
 Of Musk, Musky. 3T*?\. 
 
 A Musket. fc^r, 3^3f , ^rr^r. 
 
 A Musketeer. ^JSpft. 
 
 A Musk melon. farfsTi". See 
 
 Melon. 
 Muslin (varieties of fine cloth). JT- 
 
 Striped Muslin, ^fqf. 
 
 A Musquito. JJft, 3T3^:; a small 
 
 kmd of musquito, ^"Frf. 
 Musquito curtains. THflTt. 
 A Mussulman. See Musalman. 
 Must. See Necessary. 
 A Mustache. JpJ, 5TfT^T. 
 One with large Mustaches. JTJ%^"o 
 Mustard seed. ^Tf ft, (kinds of ) 
 
 irwr, m. 
 
 Mustard (used as a seasoning-). 
 
 A Muster. fflsflft. 
 
 To grow Musty. ^ftTsFT. See 
 
 Mouldy, Fusty. 
 Mute (dung- of birds) . frfr. See 
 
 Silent. 
 A Mutiny. <?T51Tf , ^«r. 
 To Mutiny. <Fr5H£/#C. 3W 
 14 
 
NAM 
 
 106 
 
 NEA 
 
 To Mutter. *FOT, JT^fe, <SfC. 
 
 Muttering. *T*JTfq , iT^fe. 
 Mutually. qr°T fl, ft ^fa<T "4. 
 A Muzzle (/or /Ae mouth). flj^r. 
 The Muzzle of a gun. fft, *r§Tt 
 Myrolaban (distinct hinds). $fr- 
 
 Wr, sitfr, ^r£t, f^cte; the 
 
 three myrolabans, fcqfi"^ ph. 
 
 fcf&plu. frcp^r plu. 
 Myrrh. J?*;. 
 Mysterious. JJ^f. 
 A Mystery. TT3T , %. 
 
 N 
 
 A Nag. 3Jf- 
 
 A Nail (iron.) T%£\, $W, (of 
 
 kinds) Star, qRr^r, to, jt^to, 
 
 To Nail, vsfvjqr, fsjrsft, fyc. ^jjot. 
 A Nail (of finger or toe). 4|. 
 A scratch with the Nails. sffsr, 
 'Ctf , Cfff, 3|ff. See Scratch. 
 To scratch with the Nails, ^#f J, 
 
 An instrument for paring the Nails. 
 
 Naked. S^fST, =f#, %• 
 
 Nakedness. ^"qT^TC, 4*#C. 
 
 A Name. m£[, ?rff , ^rg. See 
 
 Reputation, Fame. 
 In or to the Name of, by Name, 
 
 Named. =rfr, *tt&>. 
 III Name. fiT^r, sf^-tfjft. 
 One bearing an ill Name. f*T^ITr ; 
 
 ^•TfST- See Infamous. 
 To Name, (give a name) q\4 3> 
 
 ^Pr, (mention by name) ^\ffyc. 
 
 fff^or-sraroT. 
 
 A Nap (sleep). #f^f. 
 
 The Nap (of cloth). J^. 
 
 The Nape, ^nj, ijrsr, Jf#f. 
 
 A Napkin. ^J?r^. See Towel. 
 
 To Narrate. See To Tell. 
 
 A Narration, Narrative. fetf. 
 
 See Story. 
 Narrow, #3fT, rtfl, OT[. 
 Narrowness. #??, #?? \i. SCTSfT- 
 
 Nasty. TO, *f£f, 1*5t«T. See 
 
 Dirty, Nauseous. 
 Native (indigenous). ^B\ t §B\, 
 
 A Native. W$\, T?RT. 
 One's Native place. 3^. 
 Nativity. tPT, \sFJJ. 
 Natty. See Neat. 
 Natural (innate). 3?H^t. 
 Nature. «rrfrT,f JTR. See Dispo- 
 sition, Good nature. 
 Naval (adj.). «r?r^t. 
 The Nave of a wheel. 3f?#fL 
 The Navel. 5^T- 
 The Navel string. ^I^ff. 
 Naughty. ^i%£r. See Bad. 
 Nauseous. 3f*KT« 
 To Nauseate, f3[ JTif^T. 
 To be Nauseous. ^\ ^ir 7 !"- 
 Nauseousness. sfJTUC- 
 Near, (prep.) srfc t (prep, or adv.) 
 
 The Near side, this side. 3?rufc, 
 
 ft* tfc. 
 Near, Nearer, (adj.). aqRT. 
 Somewhat Near, or Nearer. a?r- 
 
 tfrii:, #sm; 
 
 Nearness. #3t?, sftfew, ^STf, 
 
 trarsrc. 
 
 Neat, Neatly, fapSf^r^r, ftTCTf^r, 
 
NEI 
 
 107 
 
 NEW 
 
 Neatness, fafsffa, i%£, faf^r?, 
 
 Necessarily. SHC, \sT^^*, arqfa. 
 
 Necessary, vsf^^t. 
 
 To be Necessary. ^"^r°r. 
 
 It is Necessary. *7Sf . 
 
 A Necessary. q"|. tfee Privy. 
 
 A Necessity. ST^F*T, ^^- See 
 
 Need. 
 The Neck. f?T^, **£, Ifitf, *Rf%. 
 A Necklace (varieties). W[^ t *TIW, 
 
 Nectar, Mfaj, arferj. 
 
 Need (wan?, Zac& 0/). qr;§f, cpftsr, 
 
 <^J, ^rfr. See Poverty. 
 Needful. »See Necessary. 
 A Needle. gf , fafaft, (/arg-e) 
 
 Needlework. f^f^T°ft. 
 
 Needless, Needlessly (uncalled for). 
 
 3TSIPT!\ ^Trf^F. See Useless. 
 Needy, tffer°Tr, H^t. See Poor. 
 Negative (implying" denial) . ^r$W ■ 
 Neglect, Negligence. jfefffT, iff- 
 
 Neglectful, Negligent. (person) 
 JFIW, Jlfem, ij\fa&, (act) nt- 
 
 To be Negligent. *Tfl^r?°T, Trl- 
 
 A Negro. sftft. 
 
 A Neigh> Neighing, ff ^, fe&^r*". 
 
 To Neigh, ff^q, ff^Kq- 
 
 A Neighbour. Tr^ft, qf3%d, Tf- 
 
 A next door Neighbour. ffl^Tif , 
 
 The Neighbourhood. qnfr, affvff- 
 qrr^r, gftsftq|#; the next door in 
 Neighbourhood in a town, j%- 
 
 Neighbouring. *?fr, tflTSr, 3?rfe£r, 
 
 afrfr, qr<Hr, qrtffi^, TrtsT. 
 
 Neither. (pro.) fffofr Bft, *? ft 
 q" |, (c<wj.) *, 
 
 A Nephew, (brothers son) i?rf <^t , 
 (sisters son) Ufq^r, *Trfaf , 
 (husband's brother's son) %KVt, 
 (husband's sister's son) ^FTIT, 
 (wife's brother's son) tfl^te", 
 
 Nervous, having weak Nerves. 
 
 Nervousness. 43"qT3TR. 
 
 A Nest. 3Tf&f r. 
 
 A Net. ^r€t, Sfl"^", (varieties for 
 fishing) q-RTT, JTJ, r$, (for 
 birds) srrrt, 5TJ, 3Tc3T, ^rf^ft, 
 3T5reft, ^#r, (/or animals) q- 
 
 Netted, Net- worked. vgriftiST^". 
 
 Nettle- seed. STir^T. 
 
 Never. g^ft if, ff^ q, qfea? ST, 
 
 &v ». <^ » VS V3 
 
 Nevertheless. ^ fa, cT^ft ff . 
 Neuter, Neutral. ^ t^lr ^ ff^fr. 
 
 See Separate. 
 A Neuter verb, ararafa", ^rfsrtft. 
 New, Newly. 4^f , (wo* ancient) 
 
 Newness. 4^fC- 
 
 News. *?w:, smr^f^, *m=*rrr, 
 
 *T*TR", W$\ good news, *jfrT 
 
NIG 
 
 108 
 
 NOI 
 
 A News-writer. Jarfa^. 
 
 Next. iTf^ifr, <rrerencr, &fnfr, fw^rr. 
 
 The Next, or coming, month, fg^- 
 
 The month after Next. 3W. 
 The Nib of a pen, &c. 3T°?t, ^RT, 
 
 IF- 
 Nice (pleasing) . Tarj, ^st , BfqfT- 
 
 Ct, qfaft^T. ^ce Accurate, Scru- 
 pulous, Fastidious, Fine. 
 Niceness, Nicety. JT^fC, Tc*3ft, 
 
 qraiteri, ^fqr^rf. 
 A Niche, srrfr, ?rrer,wr#r. 
 
 7 N9 7 
 
 A Nick (roofed), ^rj, ?iqt. 
 
 To Nick (cwi a nick), ^qnj. 
 
 Niece, (brother's daughter) *TfCft, 
 (sister's daughter) JTRSft, (hus- 
 band's brother's daughter) s- 
 rffr, (husband's sister's daugh- 
 ter) =TFTrfir, (wife's brother's 
 daughter) tfi^rfc, ^f^rfST. 
 
 A Niggard. JT#3r, ^ar, 5HT, Wl"- 
 £f, tf*f, fMrtelT. See Miser, 
 Miserly. 
 
 Niggardliness, f^rt, ST^nT, N^ - - 
 
 3Tr°ff, fi^ri". 
 
 The Night." rrfr. 
 
 Of the Night, Nightly. TO°Tf • 
 
 All Night, during the Night. ^f- 
 
 #ixr%, rr#nft 
 
 To-Night. 3T5[ 5CrfrT. 
 
 Last Night. «RFS" ^r^f. 
 
 Of the past Night. U*Mf , *Tf%. 
 
 A Night attack, a^rfi !"• 
 
 A Nightingale, jjar, JT*r^t, (/Hw(is 
 0/) ifrfr, %ST ; a young Night- 
 ingale, ^3?r. 
 
 A Nightmare. sfRKT- 
 
 Night shade. <1Z^, ^\f^W, 
 (leaves) sfiK3\ 
 
 See Active, Swift. 
 
 Nimble. f?ff. 
 Nine. #|. 
 The Nine at cards, dice, &c. =Tf ^f. 
 Nine (per cent). ^T^rfrKf. 
 Ninefold (adj.). #^ofr, . ^off. 
 The Ninefold. 4^f°T, ^fa, 
 Nineteen. 3T°Ttr, Srcfte. 
 Nineteenth, gtftfr. 
 Ninetieth. s^sH". 
 Ninety. 5& 
 Ninety-one. T^Rt. 
 Ninety-two. flPTRf. 
 Ninety-three. fr*TR%. 
 Ninety-four. ^KRf. 
 Ninety-five. TSfR^. 
 Ninety-six. eJ^Rt. 
 Ninety-seven. tfrJR^. 
 Ninety-eight. SJ3"R|. 
 Ninety-nine. ^RRt, ^Ti^. 
 Ninth. JTf^f. 
 The Ninth day of a lunar fortnight. ! 
 
 To Nip. few. See To Bite, 
 
 Cut. 
 The Nipple of a dug. if\ } \jv£\. 
 A Nit. $fa. 
 Nitre. =mfr 
 
 Nitty, full of Nits. 5?t%^\ 
 No. ?T. 
 Noble (of high family), HSTft^r, 
 
 vsfr^tfr, ^Tr^r^ff. See Family, II- J 
 
 lustrious. 
 A Noble, Nobleman, vrfr, sr^Tt^", 
 
 Nocturnal. ^TrT°fr. 
 
 To Nod. ^"VJ fcraprr. 
 
 To Nod from drowsiness. fq£- I 
 
 Noise. w&, tffe, 5Jv?, 3Tf^r«I, TO- j 
 vfr, jfPTfST. See Outcry. 
 
NOS 
 
 109 
 
 NOV 
 
 Noisome, (hurtful q. v.) rsT3?Rt. 
 See Injurious, Bad. 
 
 Noisy. &ni t ifrjirt, afr^t, afr- 
 
 \3T3T. 
 
 Nolens volens. <3TTOff , if^*?^. 
 
 Nominally. ^fr^-JlT. 
 
 Non (prefixed to words). R" ; JT, 
 
 None, ^rt =r, £r =T- 
 
 Fonsense (silly talk). 
 'o talk Nonsense. 
 
 Non-existent. 
 
 5rq. -See To Chatter. 
 Fonsensical, Nonsensically. ^T^ffjff. 
 'he Noon, Noonday. ffTfCt. 
 
 Noose, qrrft, qrrar, faf%sr?. 
 
 i or. ^T. 
 'he North. 3rT^\ 
 >f the North. Sffa W. 
 Tortherly, Northern, afff^^f. 
 Northward. vJcIT ^-ff-Tf'r. 
 'he Nose. ^3T. 
 Heading at the Nose. =T3i"?Kt, 
 
 To speak through the Nose. fa^T- 
 
 >ne who speaks through his Nose. 
 
 'o blow the Nose, ^F37 ^^oT or 
 
 VS S9 ss 
 
 Nose bag for a horse's grain. 
 
 rfffafr, qrrfnfr. 
 
 ^lat-Nosed. fjRT. 
 
 irge-Nosed, Nosey. R'fefC. 
 
 Nosegay, f afr , cf^r , |f r. 
 loseless. TO. 
 
 S3 
 
 Nose ring. ^Xf f f^f. 
 'he Nose string of a bullock. rT*j; 
 
 of a camel, f%fJTK\ 
 'he plug in a camel's Nose to which 
 
 the leading string is tied, srrlf- 
 
 A Nostril, ^rr^r, ^rr^rfr, ©rf t, srsr. 
 
 To bore the Nostril. £TT°T,' ^pT. 
 Not. ?T, it, jrer. 
 Notable. See Notorious, Remark- 
 able. 
 A Notch, ^q-, g-qf . 
 The Notch of an arrow, ifr^ff. 
 To Notch. ^qtJr. 
 
 ss 
 
 A Note (letter), j^t, irfl", fast 
 £ee Mark, Reputation, Conse- 
 quence. 
 
 A Note (in music). st^\ 
 
 To run over the Notes to catch the 
 key, &c. STf^R^T. 
 
 A Note of hand. ^Tjfi. 
 
 To Note (observe). fOTT, fcfc- 
 
 ^R-facr-fe3?°f. 
 
 S3 SS ♦ ss 
 
 Nothing (nonentity). 3?FTffe". 
 Nothing (not any thing-). 3Tt ; T. 
 Good for Nothing. ^T ^ fafSf. 
 Notice (observation). =Ts??T, UTR", 
 
 f^RTf. See Information. 
 A Notice (cried out), ffcfr, <7s?|t. 
 To Notice (observe, q. v.). fetf !", 
 
 (mention) ^q. See To Tell. 
 A Notification. ffiicRfT^'. 
 
 To Notify, frr^rrr^r, W, *rq. 
 
 See To Inform. 
 Notion. ^r,^^, ots. See 
 Conception, Thought. 
 
 Notoriety. ?r^,sm*;,^RT,<T«rfr:. 
 
 Notorious. ^rr^ft , *\&tt, fr^r- 
 
 Notwithstanding (although). qiS", 
 
 % vTft or Jr. 
 Novel. #qf. 
 November, and part of December. 
 
NUT 110 
 
 A Novice. SfaaqinT, ## , sfffif^-. 
 
 A Noun, ^rr^r, ^\i. 
 
 To Nourish. F=Tgr^r, gr^oj, mm, 
 
 To be Nourished. fa"gf?oT. 
 ANourisher. fagrf^f [*£, TF^^fC. 
 Nourishing (sub.). gfRT, gTOf, 
 
 Nourishment (food q. v). f^fqr- 
 
 Now. rr%, ft*??:, It, ssff. 
 
 Now and then. %fj£] Wf^, 
 Just Now, a little while ago. 3?7r- 
 
 ?£r, wftfr. 
 
 No way, No wise. i"ff JTff?£ "jfr. 
 No where. fo^T ?T. 
 Noxious. f^R^fo^TF*?^. 
 A Nuisance. ^r, ^rrgiivr, sgrrV. 
 Null. ^jft. £ee Useless. 
 
 Numb, aw, wr, ^rr°fr. 
 
 To N umb . 3T^"°T , ^ °T . 
 
 S5 ' S9 
 
 Number (quantity). JFTfcT, ?F<ff, 
 
 A great Number. qfoT, WC- 
 To Number (count q. v.). JTW, 
 
 (a$£ a number) ^\t\v\. 
 Numbering, JFiRr See Counting. 
 Numberless. ^oRFTpff, ^5TqT^\ 
 
 See Innumerable. 
 A Numeral. sjjj\ 
 
 S3 
 
 Numerous. q°rr plu. -^^a". See 
 
 Many. 
 Nuptial. fgffCrff. 
 A Nurse. 37C; a man nurse, 5T%. 
 Of a Nurse. ST^r. 
 To Nurse, (feitd). f=TTOJ, affi^. 
 
 See To Suckle. 
 Nurture, Nutriment. l%gR, 13\*f. 
 
 See Food. 
 A Nutmeg. Sffqr^". 
 
 OBL 
 
 o 
 
 
 O'! <T, 3 fr, ^TiT, (addressing- males 
 only) ^, |^ 3^1", (addressing- 
 females) i, 3TC, (t, ft, $rft. 
 On oar. jr^r, ^gf, ajf#. 
 An Oath. ^|, ^r%, ^SJT, fffb 
 To take an Oath, et <SfC. *3<W or 
 
 ' S3 J S3 
 
 To administer an Oath. ^W fyc. 
 
 Obdurate. 3T5TC. 5fec Unfeeling, 
 
 Obstinate. 
 Obedience. iff^r, 3^%. 
 Obedient. JJR\ ^F^R, WiF- 
 
 <J\' S5 ' 
 
 *!$, ^gitr. 
 
 An Obeisance. ^pfT. 
 To Obey. JT^R", ^*T°T. 
 An Object (design). JTfS^, 3R3T, 
 
 S3 
 
 The Object (in grammar), "%jj f 
 
 To Object, ^rr^rcj, arrft fqr*:^. 
 
 £ee To Oppose. 
 An Objection. ^, ^IT 5TO, 
 
 * SS / vj ' 
 
 An Oblation. mg( t *jz\ t f^Tff, 
 ^Rf, §f*r. /See Sacrifice. 
 
 An Obligation (favor). qrct, JR, 
 *TKr. $ee Necessity. 
 
 One under Obligations. ^F^KT, 
 
 7 S3 
 
 To Oblige (compel). ^JT^-^T^" 
 
 ^-^Hf °J $c. 
 To Oblige (confer favor) . *fifr 
 
 ^rfOT, ire #c ^q. 
 
 Obliging, Obligingly, g^rf^t, JJTr- 
 r^r, ^g^TKt, ^RfC^r. #«« Kind. 
 
OBS 
 
 111 
 
 OCH 
 
 Oblique, Obliquely. *?#t, |ff, 
 ffjfr. See Crooked, Slanting. 
 
 The Oblique form of nouns. f^Tffif. 
 
 Obliqueness, Obliquity. f^qrC- 
 See Crookedness. 
 
 To Obliterate. sff q, ^q. See 
 
 — \s ' ss 
 
 To Erase. 
 Oblivion. Jfaft. See Forgetful- 
 
 ness. 
 Obloquy. fqjrr. See Defamation, 
 
 Reproach. 
 Obnoxious, (subject q. v.). sflU", 
 
 57ri^r. See Disagreeable. 
 Obscene, jfff, STJTtqf. See Filthy. 
 Obscenity, jfcrc, srartqic. 
 Obscure. ^f^ft, #*«Tf^r. See 
 
 Dark. 
 Obscurity (indistinctness). ^q- 
 
 P^STC. See Darkness. 
 Obsequies, f^f, feU'f , 37 J, ^°ff. 
 Observance (respect paid). Jif^r, 
 
 JTqq. See Rite. 
 Observation (seeing). f^RT, fr- 
 
 qrr, q*K, fesq, ^rc^^j. 
 
 To Observe (watch q. v.). fttr- 
 ^q. See To See, Obey, Note, 
 Say. 
 
 To Observe, (keep religiously). 
 
 An Obstacle. £sr, U* , ^rfr^T, *?- 
 
 ^irre", fw, ijqfofr, vim, ate. 
 
 Obstinacy. fte, STffr, qw, Tf , 
 'Obstinate, ffvfi, fee, ^^T, Tf^T, 
 
 To Obstruct, fr^q, 5?^q, 3JTSFT- 
 
 ?q, ^fc°j. 
 
 To be Obstructed. sTEr^rq, ^Ife*- 
 3fq. 
 
 An Obstructed afS^TST. 
 
 An Obstruction, ST^ ? 3TRT3T. See 
 
 Obstacle. 
 
 To Obtain (act.). Ti^q, 5r?°T, fw- 
 
 rr, wq, fasnrj. 
 
 To Obtain (new.). %?vj. 
 
 To be Obtained. fff^q, 5Ttrq, fqfV- 
 
 "Tq 2T5fq, f^firq, all with agent 
 
 in the dative case. 
 To Obtrude (act.), ^fc «Sf< ^TF- 
 
 qq-fiSfq (ncu.) #^ ^ fa- 
 
 gq. 
 Obtuse. Jref, ^r^TT. See Blunt. 
 To Obviate. nT°r,3ft"$Tq. See 
 
 To Prevent. 
 Obvious, qfqft, errff^". See Ma- 
 nifest. 
 An Occasion. See Occurrence, 
 
 Opportunity, Cause, Time. 
 To Occasion. 3iTfCq. See To 
 
 Cause, Produce. 
 Occasionally. ^J^jf^, ^jfi' 
 
 To be Occasioned. f^^q, S^-Tq. 
 
 See To be Produced. 
 The Occiput. rC^-pli. 
 An Occupation (business q. v.). 
 
 To be Occupied (engaged). C- 
 
 i?q, aT^q. 
 
 To Occupy (possess q. v.). KW$, 
 (fafce wjo) C^rf^. See To Fill, 
 Employ. 
 
 To Occur (happen), f^q, <req. 
 
 An Occurrence. Trf^lf, ^J. 
 
 The Ocean. ^JR. 
 
 S5-0 
 
 Ocean, Oceanic, (adj.). flwft. 
 Ochre. iff, SfS. 
 Cloth dyed with Ochre. *RT*?f. 
 Ochreous. q^Tf. 
 
OFF 
 
 112 
 
 OLD 
 
 Octagon, Octangular. ^T^^Rf, 
 
 S3 ♦ 
 
 October -November. ^<ft. 
 An Odd number. f£\. 
 Odd (strange), ^f, 3 T5I^. 
 Odds and ends. sRlfr, fafMt, 5f- 
 
 frT^f. See Rubbish. 
 Odium (invidiousness). ff|. £ee 
 
 Blame. 
 To cast the Odium (upon another). 
 
 . S3 7 ss 7 ss 
 
 Odoriferous. SpCfi". 
 
 Odour. fff , TO, «TT, *TTO. ^ec 
 
 Fragrance. 
 Of. #, ^fr, W- 
 Off ( down from ). rlt, 3t , 3*ri , S§T. 
 
 See Distant. 
 Offal, fefss, feftlfr, syNMf. 
 
 ss 7 7 
 
 An Offence (crime q. v.). f[W, 
 
 *HT|, ?^^r. See Trangression, 
 
 AttacK. 
 Offence (anger q. v.). {%£, ^Sf. 
 
 .See Huff. 
 To Offend (make angry). ^sJTl^T. 
 
 £ee To Anger, Annoy. 
 To Offend (transgress), vff? fyc. 
 
 To be Offended (displeased q. v.). 
 
 An Offender. Gfrct.iFTfJTr^;. See 
 
 -s\> 1 sj 
 
 Transgressor. 
 An Offer, Offering (of a gift). 
 
 To Offer (present for acceptance). 
 IWT, SetfC SRTT, ^r^. See 
 
 • S3 7 S3 ' S3 
 
 To Propose. 
 To Offer (agree to give). fe*f°Tf 
 ^rq. ^ee To Bid. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Offer up (in sacrifice). WJ, 
 
 To Offer (neu.). 3TT°r. tTr*M 
 
 \ y ss " -s 
 
 SS S3 
 
 An Offering. §fj; t tffr^r, f^Tff , 
 
 »ter, ^sT, =Tsncf°fr, sr^V, to. 
 
 7 S3 7 7 s> ' o 
 
 .See Oblation, Sacrifice. 
 A burnt Offering, ffa. 
 To offer a burnt Offering. frTT. 
 An Office (post). pT, qj'j. 
 A public Office. 3"<F^. 
 An Officer, ^rc, 3TRKr, 3TWt. 
 
 S3 7 » 
 
 Offspring. afrSTf^. ^g/. afar/. 
 
 Often. q*cfaft r qqr wr or ^Fto. 
 
 /See Constantly. 
 As Often. %fTO 5T0{ so often, 
 irfrU-3TrfTO"-*T5Cr; now often, 
 
 %ktu ifcr. 
 
 To Ogle. 3Tfe f°I<J or f^OTJ. 
 Oh! arrf . See Ah. 
 Oil. ^?r. 
 
 SS 
 
 To Oil. tot, ^ ^rr^. 
 
 S3 7 SS V3 
 
 A leathern vessel for Oil. %f\ t 
 
 ?#i, ?rrj, ^rr^t, qfaift. 
 
 A maker of leathern Oil vessels. 
 
 sure, totc". 
 
 Dry from want of Oil. ajaifr. 
 Oil cake. 313. 
 
 S3 
 
 Oiliness. qmi r #W, S^ifa. 
 An Oilmaker. ^r^t, *T^T. 
 An Oilman, Oilseller. ^It^T. 
 An Oilpress. STFTT. 
 Oily. WW. 
 
 Ointment (salve). JT5TJT. See Oili- 
 ness. 
 
 Old (not young), jfr, qqf, qfafr, 
 fxrfir, ire 
 
 How Old. %frc qnTfr «FT, %fa- 
 
 Old (wo? new). TU^jf ?%, a^T, 
 ST^. See Ancient, Original. 
 
ONE 
 
 113 
 
 OPP 
 
 Old age. 337?, ^tfr, JT7i?, T^ff, 
 
 Oldness (antiquity). J^PWf, JJ- 
 
 An Oleander. sfjfttT^. 
 Olibanum (the perfume). 3ffR ( 
 
 An Omen. flT°T, efjFT, *ttr°T, qTIT, 
 
 A bad Omen. *i wfTFT, ^fc ^W. 
 Of, or with, good Omen. §i°TrC^t, 
 
 An Omission. JpS", ^TJT. 
 
 To Omit. *53<JT, fr^lT ?". See To 
 
 Pass over, Neglect. 
 Omnipotent. ^f^f?-f. 
 Omnipresent. srisirrg^ tfiT «TT? JTT- 
 
 Omniscient, ffqj. 
 
 On (prep). %, OT, qft, *TC 
 
 On (forward), 8?JT, Iff Rr. 
 
 Once. iNrr, fc^swt, ffftri" *rd. 
 
 See Formerly. 
 At Once (promptly). S^t-sfaf- 
 
 JT^r. See Quickly, Together. 
 At Once, (together, in a lump) 
 
 twrnfr. 
 One. fRff r , fcfarfr , ff f , <Hf , ^f • 
 
 TO«f . See Alike. 
 The figure, or number One. (£^T. 
 One and a half. vlg". 
 Consisting of One and a half. 3*- 
 
 The One and a half. &TW. See 
 
 Half, Quarter. 
 One (per cent). ^rfrTCT. 
 One and a half (per cent). ijff- 
 
 One hundred and one. ^ZttQJ, 
 
 One by one. fe*rfe*, fefovfr ff- 
 
 Of One mind, fe^ftw. 
 One-eyed. $1%. 
 Oneness, fffosi?, tfcert, WC- 
 Onerous. gKT, JPCT, 5hSr. 
 
 An Onion. TO^"; the bulb, iff?. 
 A fresh Onion with top. tFtc^ 
 A dried Onion. ^Pf^. 
 
 Only, ^-jfr, trefr, farr, fa^r, fa- 
 
 An Onset. 3TIT, S5T?:, FTf, ^U. 
 
 /See Attack. 
 Onward. &?ff, Iftflr. 
 Ooze (mted q- v). JT<T, f^^T. 
 To Ooze. ftripr, CT°T, WT. 
 Oozing, (sub.), faff, frfefJT. 
 Oozy. JTTrrf. See Slimy. 
 Open (not shut). qajr, 3"7£T3T, *$r- 
 
 ?%• /See Public, Roomy. 
 To Open (act.). q*oj, 3"q£oj, *3T- 
 
 5rq. ^ee To Expand. 
 To Open (neu.). ?g?roy, qfzrsfar. 
 To be Opened or laid bare. gfavjorj. 
 An Opening. ^\z , JTJ. 
 Openly. 5^fT^, 5NWT^t f '?ftTO". 
 Openness. Tffepcnf. 
 To Operate (produce effect). $T- 
 
 An Operation (action). BTfl^T, ^Q. 
 To have Ophthalmia. STN3" ^of. 
 An Opinion.. J?j f SJT5T, T^3. 
 Opium. 3TJT5T, ^TfqfTJT, ^STfT. 
 
 1 Nj ' ss ' ss 
 
 An Opium-eater. ^TJT^t, 3TPI?tJTt, 
 
 An Opponent, See Enemy. 
 Opportune, Opportunely, t^ff^t, 
 
 Opportunity. TO", ?ST, 85T, fW, 
 15 
 
ORD 
 
 114 
 
 ORP 
 
 At a convenient Opportunity. ?HT- 
 To Oppose. 3}p?r fqr^T'tT, wwlt fa- 
 Opposite [fronting-). tfRjft, aTfiff- 
 
 srr^ft, ^rpro 1 ^wrfr. See in 
 
 Front, Adverse. 
 The Opposite side, cpj? W . T^ft". 
 Opposition, efjffr, ^WfTrf. See 
 
 Hinderance. 
 To Oppress. <ft^,f(fr|'^,^f^ 
 
 &>c. 3^ot. 
 Oppression. 5Tp5TCj, W, TSTJ, 
 
 wr?, ^^z r 37^. 
 
 Oppressive. stf^jft, ^0,. *TST#t. 
 An Oppressor. 5TfI?riJ, Wfft. 
 Opprobrium. f*ToT, f*KT* See Re- 
 proach, Blame. 
 Option. ^, f^r^". 
 Optional, in one's Option. ^rC^T, 
 
 Opulence. %f?, 5HWd. See 
 Wealth. 
 
 Opulent. #? , srrpr^, j^rrsT^:, 
 
 *Tr?qt. See Rich. 
 Or. vsft, r^T, ^rl - . 
 Oral, Orally. cj^Rt, ^r^TT, 3R- 
 
 An Orange. *jf*ST#r. 
 An Orb. ^f$Tt, *R?5\ 
 
 7 . ss 
 
 An Orchard. ^fiT- 
 
 To Ordain (establish). ^TCtTf-^J 
 
 Os \3 
 
 An Ordeal. ajr^cff, <K^f; trial 
 
 S3 7 7 
 
 taken by lifting a red hot iron, 
 *t£t; trial by water, erf^ W 
 #|; by fire, ^ sfr^f. 
 Order (method). ?%$$?&, fe?T, 3T| , 
 
 In Order, or what is in Order. Ffl- 
 
 fwrr^f, arrfrr^r, ferrfr, bw- j 
 rfr, ssr^^r. 
 
 An Order, (command), f*TJT,3TRTr. 1 
 
 A written Order. q^RI"' 
 
 An Order (society). T$ f Tfifsff. | 
 
 See Sect, Rank. 
 To Order (arrange q. v.). 3Tf or. 
 To Order (command). f$"Jj fyc» 
 
 fe*T°T, qTTfC^T. 
 Orderly. 5Tf fl^r, fl^rrjf. See 
 
 In Order. 
 An Ordinance. 3TFFT, 3TrC<?T,%JT. 
 Ordinary (usual). STT*T, ^R% 
 
 See Middling. 
 Ore. qra/. 
 
 An Organ of sense, f $[ r %3fU. 
 To Organize. 3T?°r. 
 Oriental (adj.), sfatsit. 
 An Orifice. jft. 
 Origin. re^fr, pRW, <ws, 
 
 T^", «T^\ ^^TIT. See Source, 
 
 Root. 
 An Original (first writing), ar^y. 
 Original, Originally. aftpt, ^TH- 
 
 a?r?3T. 
 To Originate (act.). ttH^I 3T- 
 
 To Originate (new.), fafa^, 3*T- 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 An Ornament. ^TTr^". 
 
 An Ornament for the person. JTf , 
 
 *twtf{> w, %^, *fff- For 
 
 different kinds of Ornaments, 
 See wne£er Arm, Neck, &c. 
 
 A set of personal Ornaments, ^nfif . 
 
 To Ornament. tfftlK°J, #fiT°J. 
 
 Ornamental. ^rfC^t, ^t^TTOC^t 
 
 An Orphan. IJffr, sfffrft^r, T%° 
 
 Of an Orphan, ?frrf D fr. 
 
OVE 
 
 115 
 
 OWL 
 
 Orpiraent. fsrfe", Sf^ff. 
 To Oscillate. &Tvj t g^sr. 
 
 -3 ♦ SS > (^ SS 
 
 Oscillation. #3T, 5pt. 
 Ostensible, Ostensibly. STffsfft, 
 
 mm, Iwrr. 
 
 Ostentation. z\z, Z\W. fte". See 
 
 S5 ' SS ' * SS 
 
 Pomp. 
 Ostentatious (fond of display). 
 
 An Ostrich. STfajfrr. 
 
 SS SS SS 
 
 Other. fw^rr ; every other day, 
 
 • SS 
 
 Each Other, fl^ff? %, qr°I *f • 
 Other's (belonging- to another). 
 
 On the Other side. gtf-^T THJ, 
 
 SS ' 
 
 Otherwise (in another manner). 
 
 Otherwise (e/se). ^ =Tf^T. 
 
 An Otter, f fa£r. 
 
 An Oven. rf^C 
 
 Over (above the top), jprt, Jpqr, 
 
 *tw, ^r, sfr, s^s. #ee A- 
 
 cross, Above. 
 Over, Overplus, qtffar, ?pr, sfasF. 
 To be Over, give Over. See To be 
 
 Ended, to Stop. 
 To Overcome. Hftvj, qfrfrTf 3T- 
 
 5CJT. tfee To Subject, Surmount. 
 To Overflow, or Overflood, as the 
 
 river, (neu.). ^£<J, sfa^T. 
 To Overflow, Overwhelm (act.). 
 
 Overmuch, spffar, ^r, ST°fr« 
 
 To Overpower. ^"UfJ , ^Tf J, 3"- 
 
 An Overseer. STHITf, ^r^vft- 
 
 An Oversight (mistake q. v.). tfjw. 
 
 To Overspread. fJlf"°T. 
 
 To Overstep. 3?Kfa<J, sr§ ftfaj. 
 To Overtake, sr^ft" Tf^-JTfsSR. 
 
 ■o SS ♦ ss 
 
 To Overthrow, Overturn. %^ri^r. 
 
 See To Overpower, Upset. 
 Our. s^rr ^r; our own, ^rsf, ^f. 
 
 ' rs- ss 7 Ov 
 
 Ourselves. 3Ttff ^FT. 
 To Oust. xTs?°T, STS" !". 
 
 SS ' SS 
 
 Out (moHw). frrfft", If ft. #e€ 
 
 Loudly, Publicly. 
 Out of. 3t, #J, *?r, #, *»?#, ^Tf f 
 
 To put Out, be Out. See To Ex- 
 tinguish, be Expended. 
 
 Out-bidding, ^^1%. 
 
 An Outcast, f SflW. 
 
 An Outcry, ^f^vff, %\Wl<, STr^T*:- 
 5?T, *fe, |sj, irfl", W*L See 
 Uproar. 
 
 To Outdo, Outgo. See To Out- 
 strip. 
 
 Outer, Outward, Outermost. Wif* 
 
 Outlay. W3- See Expenditure. 
 An Outlet, mz. See Road. 
 To Outlive. 3pfcT-W f^W. 
 
 Os SS 
 
 Outparts. fsTU^- 
 
 An Outrage. %, See Tyr- 
 anny. 
 
 Outright '(at once, on the spot), vj- 
 7TC See At Once, Plainly. 
 
 Outsfde, Outward, ffft, !ff?fe 
 
 The Outside. WCC, sfffC. 
 
 Outstanding debts. afnrft , 3TT qrft- 
 
 To Outstrip, ?q\ ^STJ, <frr 3" 3T- 
 
 5Ctjf. tfee To Surpass. 
 To be Owed. ff 3T°Tf f*m<J. 
 Owing (due). fvpToTr. 
 An Owl. fafirct, faf, fKf, |$ 
 
PAD 
 
 116 
 
 PAL 
 
 Own. <Tf^T, fe^T; my own, tfjfa; 
 thy own, ^fV^; his own, QZHS, 
 
 To Own (admit), ajRiKq, $fe- 
 
 3TRq, rw ^r^^T, ^r^^ ^q. See 
 
 To Confess. 
 An Owner. *^otY, JTrf^^T, ^iC- 
 Ownerless. faq^r, W^flT, %- 
 
 *rrqr. 
 
 Ownership. fTff^r^Y. 
 
 An Ox. v3T3\ See Bull, Bullock. 
 
 An Oyster shell. ftTT. 
 
 A Pace. fkw. ^Jf. 
 
 • SS 
 
 Pace (gait q. v.). il^ f ^rfc. 
 To Pace, fw JKq. 
 
 OS S3 
 
 Pacific, Pacificatory. gfsrfrsr^T. 
 
 See Gentle. 
 To be Pacified. ar^or, g^roT ^fr 
 
 SS ' SS ' 
 
 To Pacify, arr^oj, q^rfcq. See To 
 
 Appease. 
 A Pack of cards. Jfi%q?r. 
 A Pack of cloth. «r*SFT. ^ ce 
 
 SS 
 
 Bundle. 
 A Pack of dcgs. Sfa". 
 A Package, Packet. fas". 'See 
 
 Bundle. 
 A small Package, fafsfvft. 
 A Pack cloth. tsq, ^rMt. 
 A Pack needle. *Tsiff. 
 
 SS 
 
 A Pack saddle, (camel's). q^FT, 
 (horse's, bullock's, fyc.) ajfqr^". 
 
 To put on a Pack saddle. qw ! !. 
 
 Pack thread. sniff, tf?Tf. 
 
 A Pad (/oo/ j»a*/i). ^rfr, qp^rcr. 
 
 A Pad (put under saddle), iqfi t 
 *?i\. See Cushion. 
 
 A Paddock. mf( m 
 
 A Pad-horse. *rrsfsfr^~ sffeT. 
 
 A Padlock. m<fi. See Lock. 
 
 Si S3 
 
 The Page of a bock, qr^f, eqfit. 
 A Pagoda, ifo^", Iflftk 
 
 To be Paid (as a deof). qt^ar. 
 Pain. WT, sTT, SCT, Sffafr, ftS, 
 
 o\' ss'sass* ' » 
 
 (distress) ^fsr, ^fwTf3", a?r?J f 
 
 fiNflr. 
 
 To Pain (new.). S(Sq, OT'J, ^T 
 
 ' SS 
 
 To Pain (act). f^q, f#?°T, 
 qteq, ^fvS-if, 3^1 fq. 
 
 SS / sS ' vS ^ SS 
 
 To suffer Pain, be Pained, JETCTfr- 
 WT, %(£) ^3T°T, *Tf q. 
 
 ss's\> ss'ssNss* 
 
 Painful, Painfully. T&fl, g Qifft, 
 
 Or ' Ov 
 
 Painless, aiqtffr, arq^WTT, W- 
 
 Os ' «\ 
 
 Ok 
 
 Paint. ^. 
 
 To Paint (color). K&$, (*» vari- 
 egated colors) r%^°T. 
 Painted (in various colors), far- 
 
 A Painter. 3TJTfJT^\ 
 
 Painting (the art). P^fr^rfY, 3TJTT- 
 
 A Painting. far. 
 
 A Pair, #ft, #£t. 
 
 In Pairs, pfr, ffT5f fe, tsf, flefg, 
 
 J^rH. ^ee In Couples. 
 Paired (coupled), p«rrr. 
 A Palace. JjfanrT. JTfc7. 
 
 SS ' SS 
 
 A Palanquin. qf53rr, (varieties) 
 
 srst, ^rfr, ^fanj, ^rnfrf, (*««** 
 
 on mules) W^r. 
 A Palanquin-bearer, ^frc. 
 The Palate. rTf^". 
 Pale (adj.). flr^Tr, 5f£f, qfaft, (as 
 
 co/ors) pqr^r, sw 
 
PAN 
 
 117 
 
 PAR 
 
 To grow Pale, fll^rflPJ. 
 Paleness. BWf, Wife, flR^rC, 
 
 A Paling, Palisade, 3T£f f{. 
 A Pall (over a corpse). t§\Z. 
 To be Palled. ^irft^T, lg£t f*T- 
 
 A Palm-tree. ^"^1. £ee Date. 
 The leaves of the hill Palm, used 
 for making mats, &c. TT^if, 
 
 The Palm of the hand. rfO, frfd- 
 
 The Palm contracted to hold any 
 thing, a Palmfull. &i t =^^r, 
 «T3ft ; both Palms joined, ^i". 
 
 A Palm (measure), ^qt. 
 
 Palpable. See Manifest. 
 
 To Palpitate. J^vj, sreOT. 
 
 Palpitation. ^OTRT- 
 
 The Palsy. ^J«"TT ♦, hemiplegia, 
 
 Paltriness. $mi, =ft^rf . 
 
 Paltry. aft^f, =f^. 
 
 To Pamper. Tf5tfrj, 373W- 
 
 \3 \S S3 
 
 A Pan (varieties). m^[f\ } ^r, 
 
 m:, ? prt, wrfr, fcrfe.er. 
 
 To flash in the Pan. ^ ^£°Ma"- 
 
 OJOT. 
 
 \3 
 
 The Pan of a gunlock. 37*r. 
 The Pan of the knee. g-farqt. 
 
 A Pane of glass. ^ft^Tr, srrcr. 
 
 A Panegyric. WTN, rfr^TT. See 
 
 Praise. 
 A Pang, *rcr, faT^ir. 
 A Panic. WW, JVM*, ST^rST, 
 
 ff^f3?r. See Fright. 
 A Pannier (for camels). Trr-°fr, 
 
 To Pant. m^°T t |%OT. 
 
 A pair of Pantaloons (o/ different 
 
 kinds). SPT°r, ^h", ^RT 
 A Panther. =#rf. 
 Panting (swfo.). ^f^. 
 A Pap (nipple). |ft, f^r. -See 
 
 Breast. 
 Pap for infants, q^ft. 
 Papa. *fl?r, stfh See Father. 
 Paper. %W& , 3Tr?T^, 7%. 
 Paper, made of Paper. 3rff*n?t, 
 
 A Paper -maker. qRT?rc$Er, 3Tr- 
 
 A Paper-seller. 3n?TCrf , 7^1"! . 
 
 Pappy. Tiqrr. #ee Soft. 
 
 A Parade, Parading (of troops). 
 
 3^T3\ -See Pomp. 
 Paradise. fw, SJt.SNr. 
 
 SO S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 A Paragraph. gr^TJT, iTrftif. 
 Paralytic, ^flft. -See Palsy. 
 Paramount. afe, gfi^*, ffK", b^cJ. 
 
 #ee First, Chief" 
 A Paramour, ^q - , Jfl"^". 
 A woman who has a Paramour. 
 
 A Paraquet, Parasol. See Parrot, 
 
 Umbrella. 
 A Parcel. *ife€\, ?;?, rffg". See 
 
 Packet. 
 A Parcel (of groceries, physic, 
 
 *c)- 3*, 3*- 
 
 To Parcel. 3T°J. See To Di- 
 vide. 
 
 To Parch (grain). Jproj. .See To 
 Scorch. 
 
 To be Parched with thirst. foff- 
 
 Parched chana. Vjfr[Z[ plu. 
 Parched (a crop). Fff, Bttfe. 
 
PAR 
 
 118 
 
 PAS 
 
 A Parcher of grain. wf?T#t, flWT, 
 
 The cost of Parching. Jpflqt. 
 
 Pardon. W<£\, ^V , fe^Tr. 
 
 To Pardon. TOTT ^qT-few 
 
 Pardonable. JlfTT fsff it- 
 
 A Pardoner. ^5Tfc\? f J?r«FT £~SS. 
 
 To Pare. f&OT, ?TCr3J°r. 
 
 A Parent. #ee Father, Mother. 
 
 Parentage. SRRT. See Lineage. 
 
 A Paring, fesr. 
 
 A Park (/or deer, #c). ferer- 
 
 A Paroxysm. §nft, erffc, STfCf. 
 
 See Fit. 
 A Parrot. ^r?C, ^. 
 To Parry. JI^dj. 
 Parsimonious. ^fiTC • #ee Frugal, 
 
 Stingy. 
 Parsimony. tfTTT, 3f*piq?r. See 
 
 Frugality, Stinginess. 
 A Part. srfW, *Tr#f. See Piece, 
 
 VS 7 
 
 Share, Side. 
 On the Part of. TITr, 7f#, qfts. 
 To Part (ac*.). *T3T ^rq. See 
 
 To Separate, Divide, Quit. 
 To Partake, Participate (neu.). 
 
 Partial (favouring one side). f<c- 
 Partiality. qrfa, ^T, TSJ , JWS, 
 
 reft, ffcc*r, ^:^rf • 
 
 A Particle. ^, vsTCT, A 
 Particular, Particularly. faw, 
 
 «rrr, fanner. 
 
 To Particularize. fr^jOJ, faVrC 
 
 Partition (dividing-). j%??, t?". 
 
 #ee Division, Compartment. 
 Partly. «£r. 
 A Partner. *T(CW, ^^rc, ff%- 
 
 *rrr, snflj, fclrsre:, *rrirr, fc- 
 
 Partnership. iTfC^rd, Tfa 3 ?^, W- 
 
 3r€l, JTftr^t, *rrcr£lr. 
 
 A Partridge. fafrTC 
 
 A black Partridge, (male) 3Trft^f> 
 
 (female) «F!Tfd, ^?. 
 A Party. 5"q5T, ^ft- 5c« Side, 
 
 Band. 
 A Party wall. $[$[. 
 A Pass (in mountains), arj, ?Tr, 
 
 qr^t. £ee Road, Passport. 
 To Pass, or Pass away (neu.). 
 
 ss 
 
 To Pass, or Pass current. f55°J. 
 
 To come to Pass. fa 3 ? !". 
 
 To Pass by, or over. ^*T°J, 3TT^f , 
 
 ifeX !, (over water, through 
 
 pain, fyc.) rjr°J. 
 To Pass over(owif). ^J°J, 3tsT°T, 
 
 To Pass away (time, neu.). irf^f- 
 
 ^°T, T^f WOT. 
 To Pass away (time, act.). JTSTf- 
 
 Passable (indifferent q. v.). fr^- 
 
 A Passage (journey q. v.). Sf^oT, 
 ?[3roT. <See Road, Paragraph. 
 
 Passage money, *T(3T, (across a 
 river) q^fT. 
 
 A Passenger. ^TSf. 
 
 Passion (anger q. v.). ^TRfe, <3"*T- 
 C, jfifa. 'S'ee Rage, Zeal, Ea- 
 gerness, Love. 
 
PAT 
 
 119 
 
 PAY 
 
 Passionate, Passionately. fa?3T, 
 
 A Passport. <?f RT, U^rft*? ^1" 
 
 The Past tense of a verb. *TT. Tri?t. 
 
 Paste. £?, ?£!. 
 
 To Paste. 3TT3TCT, ^f?[§?T f *fe°T. 
 
 • SS SS ' SS SS " SS 
 
 Paste-board. ^TTrTCt, (varieties) 
 
 The Pastern of a horse. qrtlT. 
 Pastime. fl, fesWSjT, fhoT, 
 
 S3 ' ss ' ' 
 
 See Amusement. 
 A Pastor (spiritual guide). JRff?", 
 
 v» ss ' ss 
 
 Pasturage, Pasture, ^ifl", ^fTC 
 Pasture ground. fta", #T*T, #IW, 
 
 A Pat, Patting. JJJ, 2TTC 
 To Pat. 2TT^q. 
 
 \S SS 
 
 To Pat, or flatten by patting (as a 
 
 cake). ^TTOf. 
 A Patch. 3Tf?rer, ^ret, Wf . 
 To Patch. 3Tf?T^ <SfC. fr§Tq. 
 Patched. arfjr^lT^r. 
 The Pate. ^rfart, ^rfqr^T^. See 
 
 Head. 
 Patent, £ee Open, Plain. 
 Paternal. -WIT, ?r?T a Tf. 
 A Path. mz, TOf, TO, tf , 3"JJ, 
 
 3CTC #ee Footpath. 
 
 Pathless, ^\zr, aroprrfr, ^rrfr. 
 
 Pathetic, Pathetical. ffSTKr, HTSTr- 
 Patience. Sf^ - , ig\fe t sj|f r, Wti, 
 
 tftr, «ftjr .Tfysr, scjr, w, 
 
 Patient,. Patiently (adj.). ^fftfr, 
 
 Patrimony. ?^p. 
 A Patron. g^^SI^f. ^ec Pro- 
 tector. 
 
 Patronless. ^fot^r ^ff. 
 
 A pair of Pattens, ^rrfevg^. 
 
 To Patter. arT^ar ^3-^07 vt^- 
 
 *s s> "s x5 ' V 
 
 37^, ?^s?^q, s-^tt. 
 
 SS' SSN SS ' SS ^ S3 
 
 A Pattering or Patting noise. 5?- 
 
 *r, ^e^Tr, ^s£r, *|s*r, j-T^r, 
 
 SS V SS 
 
 A Pattern. rW-fr, ^fi*. See Sam- 
 ple. 
 
 A Pavilion. ?fa. See Tent. 
 
 The Paunch. JTJff. /S'ee Belly. 
 
 A Pauper. faf=T°fr. £ee Beggar, 
 Poor. 
 
 A Pause (for rest). telr, tf/fl, 
 fffcrrW. See Rest. 
 
 To Pause. cf^T, faf cj. £ee To 
 Rest, Hesitate. 
 
 A Paw (foot), qc, ^fr. 
 
 To Paw (as a horse), ^fj" f °r°T. 
 
 A Pawn (pledge). ?Tf , Tlf^R 1 . 
 
 To Pawn. JT§> <^c. ^q. 
 
 To redeem a thing Pawned, afr- 
 
 wr- 
 
 S3 
 
 A Pawn {in chess), faaffst. 
 Pay. JT^rf^rj, 3Wf. 
 Daily Pay. ^Nfrfr, Uf. 
 Monthly Pay. JTft=rr, ^ffr. 
 Pay given every six months. U- 
 
 JTrfT; at spring and autumn har- 
 
 verts, ^*pr°fT. 
 Yearly Pay. ^rP^Rf, ffftfifftf. 
 Pay, or fixed fee, to a fukeer, &c. 
 
 • ss ' SS 
 
 A Pay-abstract, ^fa? ^t fast 
 To Pay. ff^% fqarrC^T, »TC°T. 
 
 See To Discharge, Repay. 
 Payable, fj3T°fr. 
 
PEE 
 
 120 
 
 PEP 
 
 Peace (not war). tffcf . See Quiet, 
 
 Rest. 
 Peaceable, Peaceful. *P?f; or 
 
 peacefully, gf^TflT^T. 
 A Peace maker. q^N", 3Tf. 
 A Peach. ^qTrff^. 
 To Peach (inform). ^°T, ^fJT?rt 
 
 ss 
 
 A Peacock, ife. 
 A Peahen. |5T, 
 Peagreen. ^ET^Frf^Tr. 
 A Peak. <$ih, ^f f . 
 
 ' ssss 
 
 To Peal. ^T^^rq. 
 
 \ SS 
 
 A Peal, or Pealing noise. ^^fT, 
 
 V ss 
 
 A Pear. =Trsq, r *ft. 
 
 The prickly Pear. ^[JJ^\ ajfC. 
 
 A Pearl. 3Rfsft. 
 
 Small Pearls. qfcT, W*l. 
 
 Mother of PearL TflT. 
 
 Of Pearls, adorned with Pearls. 
 
 A Peasant. fiTT. #ec Husband- 
 man. 
 Peasantry. t^TrT, Trf . 
 A Pebble, qf ofy grftrfr 
 To Peck, ^fsr fqq ; up, ^fFT. 
 
 SSSS SS ' x SS SS 
 
 To Peculate. OTC-fflfl qspj, ■TT- 
 
 Peculation. ^rf|T, ^ftjft". 
 Peculiar, Peculiarly. frsT, fr#, 
 
 Pedigree, (lineage q. v.). ^q, qt^t, 
 qtf, (genealogical list) q^Rf^r, 
 
 *fr*ffr. 
 
 A Pedlar, qnsff, sjfrrfr. 
 Peel. fea/. ^ee Skin. 
 To Peel. ffjaq. 
 
 ss 
 
 Peeled, devoid of Peel. %&$'[. 
 
 SS 
 
 A Peep, Peeping. gTffit, P^*Tf. 
 
 To Peep, fcafr <SfC. qr^or. 
 
 A Peeper. ?rRC, 5Tr%^", fr&TC. 
 
 Peevish, ftlfvspfr. 
 
 To be Peevish. H3*FT, ^qq. 
 
 SS » s> 
 
 A Peg. f^r, f^RTc^r, SFtd, ^O, 
 
 •s 
 
 A Pellet. 3Js7?f, ?f/vj|t. 
 
 A Pellet bow. TT^f^". 
 
 Pellitory. 3TnfrT*T#. 
 
 To Pelt, sqq ^ee To Cast. 
 
 The Pelvis, fa&t 
 
 A Pen. ^far, fafc^^JT, SfTRI. 
 
 To make, or mend, a Pen. tf^q. 
 
 A cattle Pen. qrfr, ^^foj, WW, 
 
 *Tfq, (/or camels) sfr^T. 
 A Penalty, QT7. £ee Punishment. 
 Penance. q^ip^oT, ST^rf. 
 A Pen case. ^WR", TO - . 
 
 ss ' 
 
 Penetrable, Penetrative. fqfTqrfr, 
 
 To Penetrate (neu.). fq? nj, fs7S°J. 
 
 &ee To Pierce. 
 Penis. 3R, tnfr, ZU , T$m\ , £$, 
 
 =JJT, W?* 'US- 
 
 SS SS ' s» ' SS 
 
 Penitence. #faC, qtSTrc. falRT^. 
 
 ' SS ' 
 
 Penitent, 3faf #c. ttffS,fq5fflT=r. 
 
 f SS ' SS 
 
 A Penknife. =^, Wrq. 
 
 & ' SS 
 
 Penniless. ^fr,^fta°fr- See Poor. 
 
 ss ' 
 
 Pentagon, Pentangular. «t«Tjff. 
 Penurious, Penuriousness. See 
 
 Niggardly, Niggardliness. 
 Penury. flfaqfr, 1*3 , ^Tq^qfr. 
 A Peon (belted attendant), qz- 
 
 qrsr. 
 
 SS 
 
 People, juuiplu. ^Tr^lT, 13&^. 
 
 To People. qWfq. 
 
 A grain of Pepper. fJT=sj, firO, 
 fiHjr t fir^ff ; the plurals of these 
 are general terms for pepper. 
 
 The long Pepper. fqfoft. 
 
PER 
 
 121 
 
 PER 
 
 Red Pepper. ^rrfrO"- W IZl-ifmii 
 
 fa^ plu. 
 To Pepper (sprinkle with pepper). 
 
 Mr ^°T-3T*:°r. 
 
 sy ss .•> S3 
 
 Cooked with Pepper. fj?^TC. 
 
 Per annum. ;# ^ *t f ?^\ <ffw t 
 
 Per cent, fl? 3\%fol", (affixed to 
 
 numbers) ^TfT^tl ^3". 
 To Perceive, fe"OT, fl^l ^*J, Q- 
 
 JTOT,srFT°r. 
 
 S3 S3 ' * S3 
 
 To be Perceived. JTW !, *T3°T. 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 Perception. *r*T?T, ^r?T. See No- 
 tion. 
 
 To Percolate (neu.). fa JTor , fcTl^r. 
 See To Strain. 
 
 Peremptory. g£r, J^r, Igm. 
 
 Perfect, Perfectly. <ra, G#, T^f. 
 #ee Proficient. 
 
 Perfection, q^lT , ^TK^t. 
 
 Perfidious. ^?JfRr, fa"*T3Tf Km, 3T- 
 
 ss ' ss ' sj 
 
 5rr3". 3T<Tr*fr. See False. 
 Perfidy. ^frr^fT, faW^^CRt, f T- 
 
 To Perforate. zrr 3T*;°T, fleTq. 
 
 \S \9 S3 ' S3 
 
 £ee To Bore. 
 Perforce. vsfrc ^f, vffc 37*7. See 
 
 Violently. 
 To Perform. 3^, TO ^T^T, f- 
 
 S3 » S3 ♦ S3 » S3' 
 
 S3 7 S3 ' S3 
 
 A Perfume. ^?[f°T, STCfri, m- 
 
 S3 'S3 ' S3 
 
 f t T**> (>r fturnif^-) ot, 
 
 S3 • vj 
 
 3tft. 
 
 To Perfume, tf^fr SiT^. See To 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Incense. 
 A Perfumer. q&$\. 
 
 S3 
 
 Perfumery. *J5r;fffar. 
 
 Perhaps. %f %, J^r, *Ts?|%, R- 
 
 Peril. ^r?fr. #ee Danger. 
 Perilous. #^37. See Dangerous. 
 A Period of time. JjspT, \z$ plu. 
 To Perish. flT'JJ, ^fr^r fasror. 
 Perishable, qrr^ft, TOff. 
 A Perjurer. <pn*?qr, 3jf r. 
 Perjury. f^TfV, ^r if. 
 To commit Perjury, ^rft $t ^°I°r= 
 
 •* ^ OS s» s» 
 
 Permanence. fr^TS", *[Z&,fott- 
 
 See Stability, 
 Permanent. 3T£Ts3r. See Durable. 
 Permission. JTfSTsT, ^"WxT« 
 A Permit, fai), 3Tffo55T. 
 To Permit. jfr^Ts? ^q fes^. 
 
 . S3 ' « S3 
 
 Pernicious. fa^Tf^, f^Wj^fej, 
 
 tjpsff. See Bad, Hurtful." 
 Perpendicular, Perpendicularly. 
 
 Perpetually. ^P«i?. #ee Always, 
 
 Unintermittingly. 
 In Perpetuity, tfsfr rTl?. 
 To Perplex. J^T^ 
 Perplexed. JJ^fr, £3[ff,VR. 
 Perplexity. JRTfo", ^TITT, *f*t& f 
 
 Km, 7=f • 
 
 A Perquisite, Perquisites. ^fJT, 
 
 ^r?fr, **r«fr, ^rrj, mz, **ft, *ra?:. 
 
 To allow Perquisites. ^ffj, TH- 
 To Persecute. vJifrfOT, •Tte'T. See 
 
 SV S3 ' S3 
 
 To Annoy. 
 Perseverance. 3«nT, sjfa^nf. 
 To Persevere. ^jf\ *T?°r. 
 
 S3 
 
 Persevering (adj.). &s[Wl f ^f , 
 
 3TsT^\ £ee Resolute. 
 Persia. ITR- 
 Persian, a Persian. i<CRt» 
 A Person (individual). *Tl&#, upir, 
 
 SPOT, arrfcift, *ric, (o»e, a &0<fy) 
 
 ■mt, fWt- 
 
 16 
 
PET 
 
 122 
 
 PIE 
 
 In Person, Personally, (in propria 
 
 persona). ^Ft, Tr°T. 
 Personal (individual, peculiar), is 
 
 expressed by using Jjfefa his 
 
 wn, ^T37 or ^fV our own, ^Vfa 
 
 their own, #c. 
 To Personate. TO 3Rq or srf°T. 
 Personation. TO, 6fJT. 
 Perspicuous. fazr, gqRT. See 
 
 Plain. 
 Perspiration. q*7£T. 
 To Perspire. qfai%. 
 To Persuade. JRfCJ, ^JIN^. 
 
 $ee To Prevail upon. 
 To Pertain. W^ with #, ^r^ ^- 
 
 1707. iSee To Appertain. 
 Pertinacity, fnj. £ee Obstinacy. 
 Perturbation. Mrs, *fhT. -See 
 
 Agitation, Disquiet. 
 Perverse. trft, *FR*itj ^f^Kf. 5ce 
 
 Stubborn. 
 Perverseness. %pg f ^f^. £ee 
 
 Stubbornness. 
 To Pervert. q^T°T, &*3\¥!\. See 
 
 To Corrupt. 
 To Pester. arai?^. See To An- 
 noy, Tease. 
 A Pest, Pesterer. JT^-fa^ *5t& or 
 
 A Pestilence. ?rft, afprfr. 
 
 A Pestle (varieties), nf^r, gfft, 
 
 A Pet (darling- q. v.). &te$l, 3T- 
 
 cT^t, W^C See The Sulks. 
 To Pet. JTWrC^T, 55jg£r #c. 3^. 
 A Petition. 3?0^t, *Tf , 3?sff. 
 To Petition. ^T^ grOT 
 A Petitioner. JEmr^T, ^T^t. 
 A Petticoat, qfr. 
 Pettish, Petulant. forfeit. 
 
 Pewter, fsf^. 
 
 A Phial. 5fl5TT. 
 
 The Philosopher's stone. T^CH. 
 
 A Philter, jfrff =ft. 
 
 To Phlebotomize. #^-^^T-sr- 
 
 Phlegm. ^farcr, f*R, irqr. 
 
 To Physic. ?^r f? 3 m. 
 
 The art or practice of Physic, f * 
 
 sfttfr, ?rftft, f ^tiTrr, ^Hrc. See 
 
 Medicine, 
 
 A Physician. ? £\q, rfi^, flsf , q2T. 
 
 Physiognomy, ^fl^f* See Coun- 
 tenance. 
 
 A Pice (coin), ff^S, TOi. 
 
 To Pick. (s^ ec =^ot, «r°i°r, 
 (gather) 4^J. 
 
 To Pick (Jfte teeth, a hole, <5f£). 
 
 To Pick up. ^°PT. 
 
 A Pickaxe (or rather crowbar). 
 
 A Pick-pocket. Jffg"^re. 
 
 Pickles. aTRrc, WTRr, tf'WTT. 
 
 To Pickle. ^r°T. 
 
 A Picture, fag, cT^l?:. 
 
 Piebald. 3?5ar*|, W^TTT. 
 
 A Piece. z^, Hrfofr, qw. 
 
 A Piece of bread. ?T^", <Trft# f 
 
 *sR, SWi", 3Rt, 3rTT, (farg-e) it- 
 
 q?r. 
 A Piece at chess. UWK r ; at table?, 
 
 A Piece of cloth (rag q. v.). ^t- 
 
 qzr, ^ter, (weft) ?tr, ffr^t, sfret. 
 
 A Piece of fish, or meat. fcfftr, 
 Ifr, ^TCT, ^Hrfr, (of meat only) 
 
 ?£), *nft, tf?t. 
 
 In Pieces, Piecemeal. J"^?T £$T, 
 
PIN 
 
 123 
 
 PIT 
 
 To Pierce (act.), j^oj, ztj 3T*°j, 
 <ETSot. See To Perforate" Stab. 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 To Pierce, as a thorn does. ^TiT&r. 
 
 Piety. W, 5^, 5^37^. 
 
 A Pig. Spr^T, (female) gsrfc, ti- 
 
 A Pigeon. ^Ffff , TK^T. 
 One who keeps Pigeons. ^R^renC 
 A tumbler Pigeon, faw, &£*} ; 
 other kinds, and of different co- 
 lors, are sfftnrT, J$t,5TRT,3rr- 
 
 trrrrpj, erirr^-, %^tht, ??fto\ 
 
 A Pile. (stack) sfa", dfre, (o/ 
 things piled up) sjff ? st^. #ee 
 Heap, Post. 
 
 A funeral Pile. F^qr. 
 
 The Piles. ^TPBte", W^T plu. 
 
 To Pilfer. fSTUf if 3rr°T. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 A Pilferer. IWff. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Pilgrim. «nT<ft f Sfrft; to Mecca, 
 
 A Pilgrimage. 5TIT?!", STf^T; to 
 Mecca, fsr- 
 
 S3 
 
 A body of Pilgrims. STfT. 
 A Pill. afr6, **. 
 
 ' ss 
 
 To Pillage, ^ror, &z*l. 
 
 O ^ ss ' S3 S3 
 
 Pillage. qrfa;, v^fz:. 
 
 A Pillar. *ftr, *I°TT, qterrafr. 
 
 S3 ' Gs ' 
 
 A Pillow, fafroir, afWr, rerrrcf. 
 A Pilot, str. 
 Pilotage, ejfr, BCT. 
 
 A Pimp, uvpft, %fr, ff ^f ?r, *r~ 
 f %, wit, irr^fr. 
 
 The wages of a Pimp. Wrnr. 
 Pimping (subs.). JT33T?, *£![?. 
 A Pimple on the face. 5Rftft^ r - 
 Pimples. «TK?«[f3". 
 A Pin. qFfr, srrar. See Peg. 
 
 The Pin at the end of a yoke- 
 
 #tft°Tf. 
 A pair of Pincers. ^f^T , ^. 
 A Pinch. ^wf\, ^ff?Tr, ^WZ\ ; 
 
 the quantity taken in a Pinch, 
 
 To Finch. =#3)r &c. qrfT. 
 To Pine. JTC% *Tfi°T, qfsTC°T. 
 
 S3 7 S3 S3 7 \J 
 
 A Pine-apple. 3HRRJ. 
 Pine-wood. fsf£fr^\ 
 A Pinion. ^ep-sTrfr. See A Wing. 
 To Pinion. qw^-%?fifr W$*T. 
 
 •s S3 
 
 Pink (color). zptfff, f^^T^t. 
 A Pinnacle (spiral ornament). sft- 
 55", 3Tfc*T. See Peak. 
 
 ' S3 
 
 Pious, spfff, d-3W, fl=Tt, Sf , 
 wh*Tr, ^f% ; or Piously, tft- 
 
 A Pipe (Ju&e). ^rfr, =T^£t. £ee 
 
 Hooka. 
 A musical Pipe. . OTTC, 3^f ,*^J- 
 
 ' S3 ' S3 ' 6s ' OsWs 
 
 A Piper. 3RPTT. 
 
 To Pique (anger q. v.). %\H*CJ- 
 
 The sign Pisces. TlW. 
 
 Piss, q^rrj, 55. 
 
 To Piss. iprq, ^?ft-^5IR , - ; TrviT- 
 
 S3 » S3 ' S3 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 A Pistachio-nut. fTOT- 
 
 A Pistol. Ffqr^r, srortir. 
 
 A Pit. ?u, ^fr. -See Hole, 
 
 Quarry. 
 A Pit dug for a water wheel, qj- 
 
 fr, qsrff, qecrfi", Jfffft. 
 
 A Pit or Pitfall for trapping ani- 
 mals. Is^^J. 
 
 To Pitch a tent. ?opT, WJ, 3 T- 
 
 ^dj. See To Throw. 
 Pitch-dark (a night). SfsJix ^ 
 
PLA 
 
 124 
 
 PLA 
 
 A Pitcher. 3T^r. See Jar. 
 Piteous, Piteously. sfrSTPCT, fflSTf- 
 
 Pith. ?pj, jT^T. 
 
 Pitiful, Pitifully (compassionate, 
 
 piteous q. v.). frrsrrc^T- See 
 
 Mean. 
 
 Pity. ?:?ir, frrsr, <r*rr, mi, ?sr, 
 
 To Pity, take Pity. /CfJT, fyc. 
 
 arr°T^ or ^oj. 
 
 To feel Pity. K%JJ, fyc. aT3°J. 
 Placable, <f ^fr. See Gentle. 
 
 A Place. *rr?, vsfirf , vsrr?Tf", r$ , 
 
 In the proper Place. fSITC^r, W- 
 
 To take Place. fa^T. 
 To Place. K*5*I, «T^ 
 Placid. tfhftfiT. £ee Gentle. 
 A Plague. See Pestilence, Pest. 
 To Plague. ^Trfq, ^WC <J. See 
 To Tease. 
 
 A Plain, qfarfr, qrst, ^tr, qj, 
 
 Plain (level q. v.). B^f, w$[. 
 Plain, Plainly (distinct). fait, 
 
 *rcrr, qfaff, srrff-^. 
 
 Plain, (simple, void of ornament) 
 *TRt> (fare, person, S?c.) ^\. 
 See Artless, Frank. 
 
 Plainness (levelness q. v). &\i. 
 See Distinctness, Simplicity. 
 
 A Plaintiff, qrift, $*i, fNr,lWf- 
 
 Plaintiff and Defendant. 31 *T?T- 
 To Plait or Plat. q£°T, Jjfa<T, JT. 
 
 A Plait in clothes, ^l. 
 To Plait clothes, ^qor. 
 
 Plaited hair. JR^fvff, J?fft, #!2T- 
 A Plan. «F#, arr|, ffi^vsT. .See 
 
 Contrivance, Design. 
 To Plan. ?rf°T, *r2"°r, r^. 
 A Plan (sketch, plot). =3Tn5T. 
 A Plane. t% • (kinds for mould- 
 
 ing-). qferfr, Jrm%, gftqrr, 
 
 To Plane. t£r ¥°I°T. 
 A Planet, re fiKS". 
 
 A Plank, fr^r, qvcfr. 
 
 Ceiled or floored with Planks, rf- 
 
 A Plant (sprouting- up). ^^T, 
 
 A small Plant or shrub. W £f. 
 A Plant taken up for transplanting. 
 
 ^. 
 To Plant. s°T°T, F^K*1, &ir\Vl t 
 
 J^<5, frfTJj. 'S'ee Transplant, 
 
 Fix. 
 The Plantain tree. %fq\ff. 
 The Plantain fruit. %fflr, if\ 
 
 qfft' 
 
 The seed of the Plantain or flea- 
 wort. C^TT^". 
 
 Plaster for building, (of mud) T]T- 
 *T, (of lime) JT^. 
 
 Plaster (salve), jjott. 
 
 To Plaster. f&'PT. Mf, &c. fes?- 
 ot, ^q^T qrfOT. #ee To Besmear. 
 
 Plastering. (with mud) 37^jftw, 
 (tmf& mortar) ir^Rt. 
 
 To Plat. qjoj. See To Plait. 
 
 A Plate, Platter, frlrft, ^Tl^t, 
 met, 2W, (of leaves) q?rfa. 
 £ee Dish. 
 
 A thin Plate of metal, ^f^*;, qfe- 
 
 To Plate. JTfciJf ^°T. 
 
PLE 
 
 125 
 
 PLU 
 
 Plated. Jffrjft. 
 
 A Platform (raised, of earth). >T- 
 
 Plating, gfolfr. 
 
 Plausible, ml fasT, *rtr fa*r. 
 Play. riT^, ik& t ds, ^r^t. 
 
 To Play. *ifc , #c. *TJ- WJ- 
 
 S3 . -J ' V}J .S3 
 
 A Play (comedy). ^Z^. 
 
 To Play (on an instrument). 3l[{- 
 
 A good Player. f$Z\x) t U^t^f • 
 Playful, Playsome. *pl\f«PTv?r, 
 
 rf^Tlftr, ff^rrr- See Merry. 
 Playfulness, ftsT^sfr, Wtffii, K J, 
 
 Km. 
 
 A Plaything. *ffi£f, $\£mz${. 
 
 Pleasant, Pleasantly. QTCrfflT. See 
 Merry. 
 
 Pleasantry. fig"arjg"5ft 4 See Merri- 
 ment, Playfulness. 
 
 To Please (give pleasure). ^5Fr- 
 
 To Please, or suit, (with object as 
 nom.). srot tffrC'T, OTCT, 
 
 To Please or satisfy, (a wayward 
 
 child, fyc). q*Trfoj,q^ff;q. 
 Please God. *pr 3T^. 
 
 Pleased, ^ferf^r, frcr^, ?:nSt. 
 
 sS ' / vs ' 
 
 To be Pleased. ^T fa 3 ?^ , KfeiW , 
 
 Pleasing (adf.). " tf f rf <5T, ?T^I%^r. 
 
 £ee Amiable. 
 Pleasure (delight q. v.). *|3Tt, ftST, 
 
 %, «rarc, ^r, fa^rf*^. 
 
 Pleasure (wi//). JTsff, ?pft, qffrT, 
 
 A Pledge. 5frF*R. »S'ee Bail, Pro- 
 mise, Pawn. 
 The Pleiades, sf^f. 
 
 Plentiful, qofr, srsrf, ifr^r^r, mn t 
 
 ^^Ttr, iff. &?e Abundant. 
 Plenty. $%[i , srfbr, S°Tlt f ^ 
 Pliable, Pliant. <pTff, JTJ%°fr, (in 
 
 disposition easily led) 'KJTfrf^r. 
 To Plod along. ?lft-?3qt £ft°T. 
 To Plot ifa #c. sR^r. See Con- 
 
 trivance. 
 A Plough. ?^\ 
 A drill Plough. fft; the tube in 
 
 it through which the grain falls, 
 
 The body and tail of a Plough. $- 
 
 The handle of a Plough. rrajf. 
 The front pole of a Plough. %^ f 
 
 jar; 
 
 The cord that fastens the yoke to 
 
 the Plough, ^rff. 
 To Plough. &?<T; to Plough over 
 
 a second time, ^oj. 
 A Plough bullock, ?|Tt-fT^ 3fr. 
 
 ^ OS • s» 
 
 Ploughing (subs.). %s? ; a second 
 
 ploughing, f5r. 
 A Ploughman, ifr^j. 
 A Plough share. qrr^T, (tempora- 
 
 ry, of wood) qtff. 
 That part of a Plough to which the 
 
 share is fixed. ^^\. 
 
 Os 
 
 To Pluck, or snatch. *S"fl<T, spfr- 
 
 ft^-STJ'-qm. 
 
 sj ^ S» 
 
 To Pluck up, or out. VZv\ f li&uj. 
 To Pluck (a flower, fyc). ffj^or, 
 
 A Pluck. RjsfV, fe^T. 
 A Plug. 1Z\ 1 fit. 
 
POI 
 
 126 
 
 POM 
 
 To Plug. T£oj. 
 
 A damascene Plum. sj^f^Kr. 
 
 Plumage* fcfflplu. q^ plu. See 
 
 Feather. 
 To Plumb (sound), tfiqq. 
 A Plume. FRT, 3T^ft 
 A Plummet (mason's), 5Tr^, 5JT- 
 
 \» 
 Plump (adj.). JT?nTf, T^f- # ee 
 
 Fat. 
 Plumply. Wf, fi^r. 
 Plumpness. JT^ITIT, ^JTC- 
 Plunder. Trfr, ^, qT5T. 
 To Plunder. qfiTT. &Z*1. 
 A Plunderer, ^f^. 
 To Plunge (act.), ^r, ^T^T- 
 To Plunge (rcew.). f^°r, jff fe- 
 
 Plural. ^fJTf, f^R. 
 A Ply. <Tf . 
 
 A Pocket. *ft#. 
 
 A Pockmark. f%ST^T. 
 
 Pockmarked. m^T^TpT ^^. 
 
 A Pod. cfrCT, <KTfY. 
 
 A Pod of the cotton tree, &c. 
 |%, %3T, afrnTv? ; after bursting, 
 with the cotton in it, q7£l. 
 
 Podded. qrtfWh 
 
 A Poet, srrcc, 3tft, ^rtos - . . 
 
 Poetry. ^CfCt, ^ff rTr. 
 
 Poignant, frf*ft, 3T£V. 
 
 A Point. ^W?, =fr*T. 
 
 The Point of death. afferent, tf- 
 
 A Point of the compass. feflr, 
 
 To Point (sharpen), ^i^ m^j. 
 
 To Point out. vg-flq, f^rr°r, far- 
 
 Pointed, ^fffe, ^Trfr. 
 
 Poison. ftf/. f3*3/- 5ff^. 
 To Poison, Prr&c. frsFT- 
 Poisonous. T^Wr, vsTfO, Wfc^". 
 
 vj 7 7 
 
 To Poise. J&3TT faciT !. 
 A Poke (thrust), ^rf , %?r. 
 To Poke (thrust). ^NrJ, ^T^. 
 A Poker, one who Pokes. ^ff^C 
 A Pole. s5£f, Sv?f; for carrying 
 
 a burden on, &e. ^rfs". 
 A Pole with a crook to pull down 
 
 fruit. s??Tfr. 
 A boat Pole. fa. 
 A tent Pole, ^rd", ^- 
 One Poled (a tent), ^rr^r. 
 Two Poled (a tent). fira*§T; 
 A Police office, ^fafr. 
 The chief officer of Police in a 
 
 town. SFRTTFT, SRT?TC- 
 Polish. sfrsr-S". See Gloss, Bright- 
 ness. 
 To Polish. TF5FOJ, JTr^T^T, SSflTaj, 
 
 ^fr-srr^T. See To Brighten. 
 A Polisher of jewels. ^f§T^T. 
 Polite". Politely. JTPW*ff, JTRrcfr. 
 Politeness, JTI"3", ^Trs, aTRJTrgr. 
 A Poll tax. J?W, q*SF5TT. 
 To Pollute. qr^fr-^PTPf -STPffa- 
 
 ^Tf^T SFT<J. 5ec To Defile, 
 
 Dirty. 
 Pollution. ^crr^fT, STTRrr?. 
 A Poltroon. ^If;^:. See Coward. 
 A Pomegranate. JR% . 
 The rind of a Pomegranate. &F3f, 
 
 The Pommel of a saddle. "^l^f, 
 
 S9 7 
 
 r^RToTr. See Knob. 
 
 Pomp, srs - , arr.ffrcr, cRR, ^r- 
 
 S3 ' \5 
 
 Pompous, arr^t FTJTFTt, 3"fst. 
 
POR 
 
 127 
 
 POT 
 
 A Pond. «?#, £W, ^r-, <f*J, 
 
 To Ponder. fT^T^T, fr^rRTT, <7f °T, 
 
 ft^, wj, rr^^r, stfpj, ??f- 
 
 A Ponv. ^fj\ zi m-qr. 
 
 Pooh. |. 
 
 A Pool. pr. See Pond. 
 
 The Poop of a vessel. grtsp^r, gf- 
 
 Poor. irO j , tm^ , qr^e , fir *3fr- 
 
 ssr, eter, £ta. 
 The Poor. JTCKRffc. 
 Of a Poor man. JKtw, W- 
 
 A Pop. qrc 
 
 A Poppy. J^T. 
 
 The Poppy head, or capsule, cff^rf, 
 
 TO. 
 Poppy seeds, ?3*<3W, ST^T- 
 Population (inhabitants). m u i t 
 
 Populous. arr^iT , tot. 
 
 A Porch, fd, Sift. 
 
 A Porcupine. %3f' ; male, %3"fl [. 
 
 Pork, ^f^r v^r *TO. 
 
 •O S9 
 
 Porous. f^TfiT^Tf". 
 
 A Porpoise, f^ffa", ff%. 
 A Port (harbour), de- 
 portable. ^%r°fr. 
 To Portend. jrr°Tff*r, ?^K^, 3"- 
 
 A Portent (ill omen). 3?q^f?FT, 
 
 S5 
 
 A Porter (a* a gate). ^itett, 
 
 A Porter for bearing burdens. JT- 
 iV, f irr^r. See Labourer. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Porterage. 13*11*%, *TsTCt. 
 
 A Portion. JTr#f, TcfT, ffST, elf, 
 
 #3T*f, 33. See Share. 
 Portly. JRT, ^rfr. #ee Stout. 
 A Portrait. qr*T, jpfar, Z*5K. 
 To Pose. jf^rrfT. 
 
 XS \3 
 
 Position (situation q. v.). 5f[f. 
 
 See Manner, Condition. 
 Positive (certain q. v.). q^JT, Wtf , 
 
 Positively. «rrf , Sf^e, 3Tqf€I, fr- 
 f|%. $ee Certainly. 
 
 To Possess. TOO]", f3PT with \sff, 
 %, ^"RT, governing the posses- 
 sor. 
 
 To be Possessed with a devil. *T- 
 
 Possession. Jfrf^^l, *?^r. 
 
 A Possessor. eFTt. See Owner. 
 
 Possible. fcrsr°Tr. 
 
 To be Possible. aft HS°T. 
 
 A Post of wood. ^JT,3T°Tt, JRt, 
 
 \3 ' <Sx 'S3 r 
 
 sfe". See Situation. 
 A military Post. ^ hifr. 
 The letter Post. Z<1\&. 
 Postage, fasnofr. 
 A Post bag. Xf¥A. 
 Posterior. qRj". 
 Posterity. a?!W^". 
 A Postern. ?ff. 
 To Postpone. TO°7- 
 Posture of body. Rfq, f%fojt j Bjf = 
 
 A Pot (varieties for cooking), if- 
 
 FT,lfir*T, w, CTPuvfr, j =fr, s'ft, 
 ?rr^r, *|f*?rr, ^fa^r, mfsrcr. 
 
 ^ee Vessel. 
 A small Pot or jar. f frfr, f^Tf, 
 
 The round body of a Pot. 5"2"^. 
 Potash. ?sre\ 
 
POU 
 
 128 
 
 PRA 
 
 A sweet Potato. ^ffrcT T5TC- 
 Pot bellied, ftfe^, *Tfrre:, qfc^", 
 
 A Pot-belly. W. IW. 2"ft, f?2", 
 
 « vS ' S3 ' SS ' SS ' 
 
 Potency. See Strength. 
 
 Potent. qf^flTf , tf?<ff. tfeePow- 
 
 SS » SS ' 
 
 erful. 
 A Potion. ^?T. 
 A Pot-sherd, fr^, fs"F^R"5CV ; small 
 
 pieces, fsf^TliT. 
 A Potter. Jur^", <$wr» 
 
 Of a Potter. ^itrf?, ^WTT. 
 
 ss ' SS 
 
 Potter's earth. ^\^\ fq£\ f W, 
 
 A Potter's kiln. F^ff- 
 A Potter's wheel. ^^R". 
 
 SS 
 
 A Pouch (for cartridge*, fyc). 
 Poverty. Jfftmi, *Rlqt, WlWC, 
 
 A Poultice, ffafi. 
 
 Poultry. J'fos'joZtt. 
 
 One who rears Poultry. ^tfai\ft. 
 
 A Pounce. =^r, ST^igqi. 
 
 To Pounce. sftarft-^fr #c. Tf- 
 
 To Pound, qrrof JF? !, f^I°T , fa- 
 
 S3 sS ' SS • SS ' SS 7 
 
 ss 
 
 To Pound rice and other grains in 
 
 cleaning them. fSvTfor. 
 A Pound (for cattle). g"3T. 
 To Pound (cattle). g"^oj. 
 To Pour (act.). frSPJ, Tr^, aft- 
 
 ss 
 
 To Pour out. srrr, ^frer^, arrcT. 
 
 S3 » SS ' SS 
 
 Pouring (subs.). affFT. 
 
 To Pout the lips. ^q ^or or Z&1 
 
 A Powder (any thing pulverized). 
 
 A Powder (medicine so formed). 
 
 Powder (gunpowder). 3T^", ^f^- 
 
 A Powder-horn, f^r^r ; for prim- 
 ing powder, tST3T« 
 A Powder-manufacture. fVsFr? • 
 Power. m, *% if , "T|^, J0ft f 
 
 fag, jrarsr, ^fe^r^r, ^rqft*, faf, 
 
 qsjT. *S'ee Strength. 
 In one's Power. iPTqflt^FT, *ffa, 
 
 Powerful. WttUt, Qmf$t , Tflf^rj , 
 
 SS • ' SS Sj ' » 
 
 Of a Powerful person, or one in 
 power. tTWOTf, 5^If. 
 
 Powerless, wjr, Itrft, ^fa, ^~ 
 q#. See Weak. 
 
 Powerlessness. ^q^l, ^fl?3T?-?rft. 
 .See Helplessness. 
 
 The Pox (venereal). TOfartiJ, 
 
 The small Pox. Hfr^r, *n#, *MI". 
 
 £ee Smallpox. 
 Practice (/m&if q. v.). f^, 3flTrT. 
 Practice (custom q. v.). ^(fa, 
 
 ' O- 7 SS 
 
 Practice (experience, use). f^T- 
 
 rrr^l, attire. 
 
 ' SS 
 
 To Practise oneself in any thing. 
 
 Praise, tfixc , q*srr°r, ?rrflqr, er?<r, 
 
 To Praise. flrUCT, *rS3i°I°r, S^f- 
 
 ss ' S3 ' 
 
 S3 ' SS 
 
 Praiseworthy. q^rifsTf 3T, isT^fC^ff • 
 
PRE 
 
 129 
 
 PRE 
 
 A Prance. &t&. 
 
 To Prance, ur^, fe^T or ITFC !". 
 
 Prate (much and idle talk). q7*WC 
 
 See Chattering. 
 To Prate, Prattle. s^TT, ?<mZ[- 
 
 rj, 5TOT. See To Chatter. 
 A Prater. mrtf£\, mn\*&$t, *T- 
 
 T5^t, TrRr^". See Chatterer. 
 A Prawn. TtfifZ, ^*T- 
 
 NJ 7 Nj 
 
 To Pray, say Prayers. faffiM 3T- 
 
 A Prayer. "^a?r, f^HTf^f. 
 Precarious (uncertain q. v.). *f- 
 
 Precaution. 3T?HFc?T, ^iTfa^l"^". 
 To Precede. 3??t ?wn. 
 Preceding (adj.). sq?4T, fff^f, ^T- 
 
 jrf^r, wtt, *Rh"<?r, *tIt- 
 
 A Precept. ^fer&TST, SITST, |f J. 
 A Preceptor. 3"*tt<r, ?r#,3Tf5#f, 
 
 3j^. See Teacher. 
 Precious. 3Jfa[<TT, 3JJT&. 
 Precipitation. fSTC, ftft. *^cc 
 
 Haste. 
 Precise, Precisely. s^JT, ^Fft. $€e 
 
 Exact. 
 To Predict. s??jf ^T*J. 
 A Prediction. aTJT^., ^NT- 
 Predominance. B*iii, ^et, ^rrfer. 
 
 Predominant. ^^, 3W. 
 
 •-3 ' On 
 
 A Preface. iNnfJ". 
 
 To Prefer (regard more). ^#f- 
 
 ^nrfar-tftf iTi^T. See Exalt. 
 Preferable, flf, tfffiNt, f^ST. 
 Pregnancy. ? ^Rllf, ^5rrf . 
 Pregnant. ?^t, jTKfW, irf*T^t, flt- 
 
 To be Pregnant. gf^TSfT. 
 
 Pregnant for the first time (a 
 
 woman). q=urF?r, qfrffcT. 
 A Prelude to music. SflWT. 
 A Premium (gift q. v.). X^f^. 
 The Premium on a bill of exchange. 
 
 Preparation. r^lTt, flNfi", SRC 
 To Prepare (new.), *faf<T, ^fcr^, 
 
 rl^rr^Ct EfiT<g. See To Gird the 
 
 loins. 
 To Prepare (act.). sprra: 5T^T, 
 
 3Tf°T, #3°T, 5Efrt°T. 
 Prepared. *rcr^, ^\Te. 
 To be Prepared. ^r^T, #c. f^rqg^ 
 
 To Preponderate. ?$\W, #c. ftr- 
 
 a?T. See More. 
 The Prepuce. ?flW. 
 A medical Prescription. ^W. 
 Presence. fHflTt. 
 In Presence of. ^T^, JTlft, *tif(. 
 Present (adj.). fRT^". 
 Of the Present, f Flf^T. 
 The Present tense. ff5T, 3"rfjTR. 
 A Present. spRltST, f^l"*? , fR, 
 
 ?R; or offering of fruit, &c. £t- 
 
 foff. £ee Offering. 
 To Present (g*i#e). f^TT. See 
 
 To Shew. 
 A Presentiment. 3JPT, *fl"tf , ^TRf. 
 
 • sj 7 7 nj 7 
 
 Presently (now q. v.). fFT, (stof- 
 
 fy) sfrfts % qr^T »Td. #ee 
 
 Soon. 
 Preservation. OsST, TO, tfR*, 
 
 ^PT , SftFT , f mw. See Protection. 
 A Preserve (of fruit). ^[. 
 To Preserve. TO"3, K*sQ\ fyc. $"- 
 
 KW, ^CJ, ^K°T. See To take 
 
 Care of. 
 17 
 
PRE 
 
 130 
 
 PRI 
 
 To be Preserved, ^^M t tfOr. 
 A Preserver. ^Sf , ^l"|5"f , <IT- 
 
 A Press (for pressing-). fST^KW. 
 
 See Oilpress, Sugarcane press. 
 A President. <nf jt^t. See Prin- 
 
 cipal, Chief. 
 To Press (compress). STfTTj^T, 
 
 To Press (into service). ^TJfr 3^07. 
 To Press down (in filling' any 
 
 thing), qr^crr f ^joj f fosjaj . 
 A Pressed workman. f *n"0, tjvft; 
 
 a body of such, ^3*. 
 Pressing (/or labor). WtIt. 
 Pressing (urgent), vsf^ft. 
 Pressure. 3"f. 
 Presumption. TT^Tf^, ^f^Hf , f?- 
 
 atf. 
 Presumptuous, TCITf f JJ^C 
 A Pretence, fjfe, ^?Rr, 
 A Pretence, or sham (as of being 
 
 hurt). t\tt, ©f^, <ftflf , SOT, 
 
 To Pretend, ^f RT 4r«, 3RT<3, M- 
 frcoj. See To Sham. 
 
 A Pretender. *rfRrC, #fft. ^ce 
 a Shammer. 
 
 Pretension (cZaiwi #. v.). grpn". 
 
 Pretext, ftff. £ee Pretence. 
 
 Prettiness. f|°T(C, W^tfe £«« 
 Beauty, Niceness. 
 
 Pretty (adj.). ^F|°fr. See Beauti- 
 ful, Nice. 
 
 Pretty (adv.) is expressed by put- 
 ting the word with which it is 
 used in its diminutive form, as 
 ^#f; good, wfr, WP^f, Pret- 
 ty good. 
 
 To Prevail (be in force), f^or. 
 
 To Prevail, or Prevail over. ^t?f- 
 °T, Jirf^ fa*! !. See Predomi- 
 nant. 
 
 To Prevail upon (induce). sr - ^- 
 N - ^ ^TUrj- ^ ee To Per- 
 suade. 
 
 Prevalence. gone, ^^faTf. See 
 Predominance. 
 
 To Prevent. ST*^, Siroj, TOW.' 
 See To Stop. 
 
 Prevention. 5T?5" f rRF. 
 
 Previous. 3T??r, *rfwf* See Pre- 
 ceding, Before. 
 
 Prey (seized for food). faj^l^. 
 See Plunder. 
 
 Price, sar, OTT^T, *J*T, *l*. See 
 Market price. 
 
 The Price of labour, or work. <ff- 
 
 At or for a Price, Priced. 3pf IT3T. 
 To Prick. zfjp7, ^JTrfor #1707 %- 
 
 A Prick (puncture). #JT, ^RT- 
 The Pricker of a gun. tfsR- 
 Pricking (subs.), '^firffir, jfazrfa. 
 A Prickle. ^#, ^ff. 
 Prickly. S^RT, ^fe^T. See 
 
 Thorny. 
 A postute from Prickly heat, air- 
 
 5ClC ; the plural of this, arfflj, is 
 
 the name for the eruption. 
 Pride, fff, mp f a^rfe, ^f^r^" r 
 
 ***!*"**?? ^^ JTR,ar- 
 
 f*T*R. 
 A Priest (Musulman). ipr. 
 A family Priest (Hindoo). iffffrT 
 Primary. q^fr, aj^. See First, 
 
 Original 
 
PRI 
 
 131 
 
 PRO 
 
 To Prime. c7^or. 
 
 At Prime cost. J?fn?r. See First, 
 
 Original. 
 A Prime minister, 3"Sft^\ JT^^T- 
 
 7 S3 
 
 Priming power. &W. 
 
 To burn Priming. ?Tf ^ZVT-1$- 
 
 ss 
 
 Primitive. JTSTC^f, ^TH^C^t, W- 
 
 f^3?r. See Original. 
 A Prince. SOTSTrst, tfrfc^vsnrh 
 Princely, ^^Tlft, U5ff°fr. 
 A Princess. STlT^rsfr, 5Trff ^ Sfr^Y- 
 Principal (adj.). gfr, JRT, f^T, 
 
 A Principal person, qzjf jr^ ^#f. 
 TTH, spgr. See Chief. 
 
 ssss ' ss 
 
 Principal (capital sum). ir^",JT3t, 
 
 ufe. 
 
 Principally. g°Tf. 
 A Principle (original cause), aj- 
 FT^r, tit. £ee Element, Motive, 
 
 S3 NS ' SSS3 ' 
 
 Rule. 
 A Print (markq, v.). mi, UfTT- 
 To Print. 5?nT<T, ^T°T, STor. 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 ' S3 
 
 Printing (on cloth). utff. 
 
 Prior (adj.). sfjqf, ^jjofr, ipNrf. 
 ^ee Preceding. 
 
 A Prison. ^sfteRr,%?*3T=Tr. 
 
 A Prisoner. #ft,\£t, sf«ffaR. 
 
 Pristine. JJTfC^t. See Original. 
 
 Privacy. t^FT^Tr, ftt^fC, ^ Ifr . 
 
 Private, Privately (solitary). 13 ~ 
 3HW, r^r^r. #ee Personal. 
 
 A Privilege. £37. /See Immunity. 
 
 Privity. $[$. See Knowledge. 
 
 Privy (having- knowledge of). 
 ST5T, 5ft, *rcgr. 'S'ee Acquaint- 
 ed, Secret. 
 
 A Privy, qf , Rff Hsftfr, ^CST^- 
 
 A Prize. £ee Spoil, Reward. 
 
 A Probability. ftf , ^, 3?r*T^'. 
 
 To think it Probable. *TrT°T. 
 
 Probity. 5f£\ f qp^T. See Honesty. 
 
 A Proboscis. stfg". 
 
 A Procedure, f$rfa, TTfcT. 3T?T. 
 
 » 'S3 
 
 To Proceed (more on). feJOT, 3T- 
 
 sraj. 
 To Proceed (issue or spring from). 
 
 The Proceeds. sjqRT, srRftf. 
 The going round of a Procession. 
 
 To Proclaim. STRUCT, f^C^, 7- 
 A Proclamation. (written) ff^cT- 
 
 fr^-, (cried ou*) gstf , fr*t. 
 
 To Procrastinate. TO°T t ^IC§Tf°T. 
 
 \J ' S3 
 
 Procrastination. *T?3T33f, anrtW. 
 
 ss i -avj 
 
 See Evasion. 
 To Procreate, cjcrifffni, s?qr? °j. 
 Procurable. ^fJTafr. 
 To Procure. 3f or. See To Obtain. 
 To be Procured. W^, f^5J°T- 
 
 See To be Obtained. 
 A Procuress. «r<?t. «rr%f°T, *Ts£. 
 
 O^ ' S3 I S3 
 
 Prodigal. %:, ^rr^r, awr. 
 
 C ©v' S3 ' • 
 
 Prodigality. $$£. 
 Prodigious. See Wonderful, Vast. 
 A Prodigy. 3T5TJ, *im*f, §fc 
 Produce, Production. SlfrT, ^TR, 
 
 " S3 
 
 To Produce (yield). Sill*!, 3?C- 
 °T. fe^i !- See To Bring forth. 
 
 S3 7 . SS ° 
 
 Produced. q?T. 
 
 To be Produced. 3"q^oT fa^Tr. 
 
 * S3 ' S3 
 
 Productive. sqfaqTfr, ^qrrrfr, ^« 
 
 qr<37, ^FETST. See Profitable. 
 Profane, To Profane. See Impious* 
 To Pollute. 
 
PRO 
 
 132 
 
 PRO 
 
 To Profess. g?MTO ^^ 
 A Profession, (trade q. v.). ferRf. 
 Proficiency. JT3TC, Slf^. 
 Proficient. VII, 37rfrar. 
 
 Profit. ^#, ^ ^£t, 55Tfr, ^r, 
 Trrcst, wr, «w, wfr ? r«rrCr, ur- 
 
 To Profit." ^q. *Sc6 To Gain. 
 Profit and Loss, vjeft^ft. 
 Profitable, Profitably. ^TTr?#r, 
 
 tfee Useful, Beneficial. 
 
 Profitless, tott, ^et?It, wsfr. 
 
 See Fruitless. 
 Profligacy, ^rc, srPT^terf . 
 
 Profligate, srfr, srRr^rar, ^afanif , 
 Profound, s^fr, ?rcr, *f*te. 
 
 Profoundness, Profundity. 3T?f|T, 
 
 Profuse. $\§[z;. See Extravagant. 
 
 Progeny. afrsrpsT. See Offspring. 
 
 Progress, ffarort. 
 
 To Progress. WT, W&^t- 
 
 To Prohibit. *?frf 3T?:°T, 5T5JW. 
 &?e To Forbid. 
 
 A Prohibition. Jrfrf , 5^. 
 
 A Project. 3T| r gfs\ See Contri- 
 vance. 
 
 To Project (contrive). gNr, fyc. 
 ^■g"or or STfoj. 
 
 To Project ( j«f owf). fapsRT°T. 
 
 The Prolapsed gut from Prolapsus 
 ani. <Tiif. 
 
 Prolific. ff^Tfr. See Productive. 
 
 Prolix, (long; tedious q. v.). <r- 
 
 Prolixity. ?jg, ST, grr?, 5T?f^f, 
 
 ws, ^rsr, ^nar, iV% ^R. 
 
 To Prolong. f|sR<T. 
 
 A Promise. fr^J, ^r^PT, IffCf , ^r- I 
 
 ' ' S3 ' N» SSSS ' SS 
 
 To Promise, vsfrf^, #c. 3^, 3T- 
 
 Promising (hopeful), f^^nKC 
 A Promissory note. BTirff, ^TsF 
 
 » va » sm 
 
 To Promote. ^[%*\. See To Ex- 
 alt. 
 
 Promotion (exaltation). ^?f%Tr^T. 
 
 Prompt, Promptly. vsf?3". iSee 
 Quick. 
 
 To Prompt. 37^ **t ^^. 
 
 To Promulgate. ^rrfoT. See To 
 Publish. 
 
 Prone (with face downwards), iff 
 
 To Pronounce. ^f°T. 
 
 Proof (evidence). ^Trr^vfT, fqi?fg. 
 
 See Trial. 
 To Prop. <TSTt, #c f|-3T0T. 
 
 A Prop. £*r, <psft, sTwr, arrers;, 
 
 A Propensity. ^^, ^r?]". £ee 
 
 Inclination. 
 Proper, Properly. STCfT, JTrfaj, 
 
 5^» f JTfC^r, %, rafer, arf- 
 
 ?3?t, tf^f, (used onZy adverbi- 
 ally) S^fe, *fct. 
 At the Proper time. tsrrf^r, Jff- 
 
 In the Proper place. %mf$f, *ff- 
 
 Property (quality), ISWff, 7PT, 
 
 HTfl". 'S'ee Nature. 
 Property (goods q. v.). fJT?3T, 
 
 r*T2Tf3?r, far*rr*j. 
 
 A Prophecy. 375rw, faspTffT. 
 To Prophesy. ajin} ^W. 
 
PRO 
 
 133 
 
 PRO 
 
 A Prophet. T*m", ^, *7Jf , lW- 
 To Propitiate. ^Wr?^, U# 3T- 
 
 Propitious (auspicious). ^TfKt, 
 
 *wm, mm, mm. 
 Propitiousness. e^mr, H*Tfrrrr. 
 
 In Proportion to. Sfl^F, STrffT. 
 Proportionably, Proportionally. ^T- 
 
 Cf. See In Shares. 
 To Propose, ^of. 
 A Proprietor. srqT, 3Trl%f . 
 Propriety (fitness). ^\f^\ f ^S, 
 
 With Propriety, or one so acting. 
 
 mm. 
 
 S3 
 
 Prose. TOr, ^rff. 
 
 A Prosecutor, ijsx. 
 
 A Prospect {place affording such). 
 
 f^sflTC See Hope, View. 
 To Prosper, be Prosperous, ^f 3 ?!", 
 
 Prosperity, *«fcf, aTRRTRJr, tfPTf?, 
 
 Prosperous, sr^r, f9f , *K?r, f- 
 
 A Prostitute. 3R5*Tr°Tt, lUTf&t, 
 
 Prostitution. 5TOT, ITfJ. 
 
 The hire of Prostitution. vsffpft, 
 (eaten by another) *nfj; one 
 who lives on such, wft, *Tf33T. 
 
 To Prostrate. %Uf^T. See To 
 Throw down. 
 
 To fall Prostrate. %#T ^ft <TC°J. 
 
 Prostration (in adoration), ftr*3T, 
 
 ?frfrr. 
 
 To Protect. ^m",#c. 5T* j, *RT- 
 /Protection. ^, ^m, ?&[, fi&\ t 
 
 ^ra, ^fro, 3?§?r, q^r?, arte, 
 
 Protector. U*it, rt?f , ^Tf", T- 
 Protectorless. tfrfttf, fw$t, ^» 
 To Protract, fssfc°T, ^for. 
 
 — \J 7 VJ 
 
 To Protrude (act.). frfft" 373"°T, 
 
 (new.) ffTf ft ftrfoT<T. 
 Proud, fst, T[^, STC3rr€)r, arpJT- 
 
 =RT^ft; or proudly, f £\&t t f3T|fr. 
 To become Proud. ^rrf^Fv2T5fT, |"- 
 
 To Prove (establish by proof). ?- 
 
 To Prove (try q. v.). ^m t ^WT. 
 To Prove (be found eventually). 
 
 Proved (established). f^SKT, OT- 
 
 ft* 
 
 A Proverb, q|T$T. 
 
 To Provide (procure). rf^T^-^f- 
 
 ff 3TC<J. #ee To Prepare. 
 Providence (foresight). ^TFT \^t 
 
 Provident. flT°T. 
 
 A Province. ^Tfr. 
 
 Proving (establishing by proof). 
 
 Provision (measwrcs taken). fte5t. 
 
 See Arrangement. 
 Provision for a journey. tfJTtT, 
 
 Provisions (/oorf 0:. v.). *3T*fr, 
 
 Undressed Provisions, ^fcff. 
 A Provocation. %\2", f?3\ 
 To Provoke. %S°T, i?eq. 
 The Prow of a ship. JJf ifr. 
 
PUF 
 
 1M 
 
 PUL 
 
 Prowess, tfftfrf qfl^gr^ft. See 
 
 Bravery. 
 Proximity. %?%Tfi, g?uT, agrff ?T- 
 
 Prudence. %mw, ^r^Tf , JFtffr. 
 
 Prudent. JjfOT, ^Tsf ; or prudent- 
 ly, sregiw. 
 
 Prudish (a woman affectedly mod- 
 est). JPT^. 
 
 To Prune. 3PT J. 
 
 To Pry. rr^q. 
 
 Pshaw, r, ^. %• 
 
 Puberty. gf^Jfl ; the season of the 
 first signs of approaching pub- 
 erty, fru^t. 
 
 Pubescent, one at the age of Pu- 
 berty. m&TT ; at the age when 
 the first signs of its approach 
 appear, ffUf . 
 
 Public, gfafr, vsrrff^, frsrfa^. 
 
 A Publican, 3T?5T53\ 
 
 S3 
 
 Publicity. qfani, srrfcfr, g«rr. 
 Publicly. 3W3%, fterrerr^. 
 
 To Publish, qp^rr, fyc. c^q, q&- 
 To be Published, become Public. 
 
 ss ss 
 
 A Pucker. tfar. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 To Pucker, jfsrrfj. 
 A Puddle. 5-|. 
 
 S3 
 
 Pudendum feminse. W, "Tt^T, =3"- 
 
 fir, <ftfr, Ti^*, ^,^3", £°fr. " 
 
 Puerile, ^Wli". 
 
 A Puff, qr^T. See Blast. 
 
 To Puff (blow with the mouth). 
 
 qr^q. See To Pant. 
 To Puff up (wares, fyc). TTrCTJ. 
 To be Puffed (swollen with air). 
 
 gnr arsfa, grfareFr. 
 
 S9 ' ©v S3 
 
 To be Puffed up (as with pride, 
 
 &c). tf%«Fr, amrriOT, ^rrfqr- 
 
 ' <K * vs ' S3 ' 
 
 *r<g, giraq, qrftvspg. 
 
 S3 ' V S» ' Os S3 
 
 Puffy, qrqfr. 
 
 Pugnacious. SsiC. See Quarrel- 
 some. 
 To Puke, affair, See To Vomit. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Pull. fugr, <tft. 
 
 To Pull, i%37<g, sTFT°T, fa^. 
 To Pull (a flower, fyc). few. 
 
 See To Pluck. 
 To Pull (or shake) about, jftefSq, 
 
 fTr^, «rMfaq. 
 
 To Pull down (demolish). 3Tf<g. 
 To Pull off (as clothes). 5rr?q. 
 To Pull on (as clothes). THTJ. 
 
 £ee To Put on. 
 To Pull out. gjsq. 
 
 ss 
 
 To Pull tight. 373q, 3T5PT, Sf? °I. 
 
 O sj ' S3 ' S3 
 
 To Pull up (as a bush). q£<g. 
 The Pulla-fish. g^r, (moZc) ^tfr, 
 
 (female) aTT^rcr. 
 A pair of Pulla fish, f pft. 
 A Pulla-fisherman. JirST^"; his 
 
 pot, mil* pole and net, WC, 
 
 SJffc 
 A Pulley, eRgt. 
 Pulling and Pushing, sfrqt. 
 The Pulp of a fruit. *T*r/. 
 A Pulpit, afg^". 
 Pulpous, Pulpy. irCSW. 
 The Pulse. ^spr, ^rfc, qr£t. 
 To feel the Pulse. ^«r, $ c ' ft"" 
 
 S3 
 
 Pulse (grain). ^rfe", (varieties) 
 p: jo/u. =^igr ^/m. jgj^ pZu. H|- 
 
 ft, 4fr, 3rtFc, j?*t. 
 
 Split Pulse, jrft. 
 
 Bits and powder among split Pulse. 
 
 The flour or meal of Pulse. g^T. 
 
PUR 
 
 135 
 
 PUT 
 
 A dish of two or three kinds of 
 
 Pulse. zp&X. 
 Pulverable. JTfWr, afp^". 
 To Pulverize. ^"-%3T ST^T, 
 
 JffOJ. 
 To be Pulverized. VR^. 
 
 sa ss 
 
 Pumice stone. 3TIT£. 
 
 SS SO 
 
 A Pumpion, Pumpkin. ^^ m 
 An iron Punch. gqr 
 Punctual. JTf^ ^r IKf. 
 
 On 
 
 Punctually. iTf^TI?!". 
 A Puncture, ^q - . 
 
 S3 SS 
 
 To Puncture, Panctulate. ^uj. 
 
 SS SS 
 
 Pungency. ^TOsf. 
 Pungent, ^fffr. 
 To Punish. esiT, #c. %vfoj. 
 Punishable, deserving of Punish- 
 ment, ^r^rr fsrfvfr, fr^n^t* 
 
 Punishment. ^vstf, %^Fn, 3|, 
 
 The Pupil of the eye. xTRT. See 
 
 A Scholar. 
 A Pup. See Puppy. 
 A Puppet. jfvT^. 
 To set off a Puppet show. qfcf^f 
 
 faSJOT or <TH<T. 
 
 s* SS 
 
 ,, A Puppet show-man. qfa^Rqirf* 
 A Puppy. JTfcc. 
 Purblind (dim sighted), ^iff, =sf- 
 
 To Purchase. fJFf<T, JTfcif ^y°T, 
 
 Purchased. ^Oft, f ?€ rf#T. 
 
 A Purchaser, ^^r^, F*T-f3"f, 
 
 Purchasing, or the thing Purchas- 
 ed, ^(j. 
 Pure (undejiled). sryjr, 7ff , ^Tf- 
 
 I 5T?#t. See Clear. 
 
 Pure (unadulterated). faSTR", fcf- 
 
 Pureness. *S"ee Purity. 
 A Purge, Purgative. 3T$JTf . 
 To Purge (by stool). sf^FT 3?Rtrr 
 or 37 ^ot. 
 
 \s 
 
 To be Purged, qz &%*!, sT*?T ^T- 
 
 ••qqr or f^or. 
 To Purify, sprC^T, tf^r <SfC. sir^r. 
 Purity, gsrf, ^r?, ^Prf, qf- 
 
 *rr? f qfa^r?, M^rt. ^ 
 Purple. qrf^ft, qitori;. 
 Purport, *tf^j, vrrs, frl^. 
 
 Purpose, fcfb", rotr. See Inten- 
 tion. 
 
 Purposely. srroTtqpflr, ^r^ftt^, «rr- 
 
 To Purr. 7V3WT. JT^ ]". 
 
 SS V SS ' S3 SS * 
 
 A Purse, ij^r, f jktrT, skt, qrfa- 
 
 Purslane. OTSR"; its seed, ZR&ft[. 
 To Pursue (follow). q5jr-T 3 7r 
 
 t*iFF. 
 A Pursuer. q 3 Ts?JT. 
 Pursuit, jar^jfr. 
 Pus. qf , Crg. 
 A Push, f^r, Sipfr. 
 To Push, y^vr, r«r^5. 
 
 To Push in. faf rrj. 
 Pusillanimity. sjricUC, ffarr°Tt 
 
 See Cowardice. 
 Pusillanimous, (action). ^\%KFW, 
 
 iifg*itff, ^m^rofr. 
 A Pustule, crrqf. 
 To Put (/ay), ^ar, fCJ- 
 To Put in. fqgoj, 1lf*J. 
 To Put in mind. Jfrfc fs*T°T or fe- 
 
 S3 ♦ 
 
 3?rc<q. 
 
 To Put off (postpone). K^^, 
 
QUA 
 
 136 
 
 QUE 
 
 (evade q. v.) ngTOf STC^, =T- 
 To Put on (as clothes). m%^r t 1W- 
 
 To Put out (a %&*). faflfrj, 3"- 
 SriCaj". £ee To Extinguish, Ex- 
 pel, Repress, Stretch out. 
 
 To Put to rights. 3T£q, ^hK<J. 
 
 Putting off (evading-). jfp-FTPT, 
 
 jfrft, zrr^r, wj. 
 
 Putrid. fo^TT. 
 Putridness. fami. 
 A Puzzle. 3?rTO«NT. -See En- 
 igma. 
 
 To Puzzle, gsrrcj. 
 
 A Pyre (funeral pile), f^^f. 
 
 Q 
 
 A Quadrangle. =^f J. 
 Quadrangular. ^ff jfl", ^fpj^fff. 
 A Quadruped. %7^f ; quadrupeds, 
 
 Quadruple (adj.). ^gfoft. 
 
 The Quadruple, ^far. 
 
 To Quadruple, ^TITT". 
 
 Quadruplication. ^"OTnf. 
 
 A Quag-mire, irftfa, JT'Cfa", ^fPT- 
 
 A Quail, ffcft, (/em.) gnft:. 
 
 To Quake, v^T, 3T*i°r. #ee To 
 Tremble. 
 
 A Qualification, TFT, <J7^T. 
 
 To be Qualified. fasj. 
 
 To Qualify (make fit). 5TfCf 3T- 
 *°T, 3^, %3rc<y. 
 
 Quality, TFT, ^HR". See Proper- 
 ty, Disposition, Kind. 
 
 Qualmish. See Squeamish. 
 
 Quantity. afcTST, Rfflfj. 
 
 A Quarrel, Quarreling. ^RTfe, 
 
 See Fight, Squabble. 
 To Quarrel, fasyoj, ?rr?T^^. 
 A Quarreler, Quarrelsome. iT3Tt, 
 
 srr?, rfjrerr, ^, farad, tori 
 
 See Squabbler. 
 To Quarry, ^oj, £ra<J. 
 A Quarry. ?3Tf°T. 
 The Quartan ague. fra?"?. 
 A Quarter. %qrc, %fa, 3p?f. 
 The Quarter of a rupee. m%&), 
 
 Trctf , TrrP^ ; of a guj, qrC^J of 
 
 a seer, TR". 
 Less by a Quarter, (with a unit) 
 
 JpTT, (with two, three, fyc.) $im. 
 With a Quarter more. ^r. 
 One and a Quarter (adj.). ?ft\£- 
 
 °fr, Qm\. 
 
 Any whole sum with a Quarter 
 
 added. S^f°T, ^rC. 
 Three Quarters (per cent), fcqr- 
 
 Quarter (in war) . fvsT3?3T*T. 
 
 A Quarter (in a town), <flit, t?fr, 
 
 To Quash. 3"t &&[. 
 A Quay. SJTJTT. 
 
 A Queen. ^cr°ft, <rcru°ft, *rrar- 
 fcfir. 
 
 Queer. 3TSTJ. See Strange. 
 
 To Quell. ZKoj, fafll?<y. See To 
 
 Subdue. 
 To Quench (thirst). ^r?°T. See 
 
 To Extinguish. 
 Querulous. gr4f$f , ^1%, JT^, 
 
 Querulousness. Jf ft, faf=R"Prfai\ 
 
QUI 
 
 137 
 
 RAI 
 
 Quest. ?f[?r. See Search. 
 
 A Question, Questioning. ^T*Tf?r, 
 
 q??r.. See Inquiry. 
 Questionable. x5T^ft, ^T^TffT^t, 5T- 
 
 Quick, Quickly. WW, fNfl", SW- 
 
 See Smart. 
 To Quicken (make alive). nsT*JT- 
 
 Quickness, wmt, %f , f^T, fcT^TC, 
 
 Quicksand. c7^r. 
 
 A Quickset, ~^%X. 
 
 Quicksilver. <TKr. 
 
 Quiet (subs.). Jirfr, *ST, fllfr, *rf- 
 
 Quiet (adj.). *Tr*t°fr, Bfftfr, Slfr. 
 To Quiet, irrfar, #c. g^rCJ- 
 To become Quiet. S^T, *IJT°T. 
 Quietness. JTrstqrf*, fli^fC- See 
 
 Quiet, Stillness. 
 Quietly. arrn*r sr, *ftr, aflTr- 
 
 #-#, frc, imf, f¥c¥. 
 
 A Quill ?^JJ, q - ^" ; a porcupine's 
 
 Quill, snfr, ^r^t. 
 
 A Quilt (varieties). 33T5", i;&\ f 
 
 To Quilt. stift. 
 
 Fine Quilting, ^^ft 
 
 Quince-seed. ^ftePTT. 
 
 The Quintan ague. %*7f . 
 
 Quintuple. <r5f°]T. 
 
 The Quintuple. qTsffrr 
 
 A Quire of paper. S^f. 
 i To Quit (abandon q. v.). sJS 17 !". 
 
 Quite. rTTfrj5 , fof^- See En- 
 tirely, Wholly. " 
 f To be Quits, I^q, ^vgorq^or. 
 
 A Quiver (/or arrows). ^pjt. 
 To Quiver. 33T0T, ^or ye^or. 
 
 See Shiver, Tremble. 
 A Quotidian fever. ff ^JTf^r FIT. 
 
 R 
 
 A Rabbit, tffr, ^3. 
 
 A Rabble. %?r^r. See Crowd. 
 
 Rabid (as a mad dog). fecTf, 
 
 fe?#. See Mad. 
 A Race (family q. v.). aTfW, 
 
 sfr^fT, 5%f See Lineage, 
 
 Tribe. 
 A Race (run). 33T, fnr, ffa. 
 To Rack the brains. Tf^t f ^I^T. 
 A Racket (noise q. v.). ' fffJJW. 
 Radiance. RJqRT, gr^fr, ^frfr. See 
 
 Lustre. 
 Radiant, faf**°Tf. See Bright. 
 Radically, jd?, ti£\i, *K\i t *T- 
 
 <\t 
 A Radish. *fft. 
 A Raft. (of floating wood) z&f, 
 
 (made with pots) rfft", (of reeds 
 
 4'c.) ^fr. 
 
 A Rafter, qfr, qsr^", ^TRI". 
 
 A Rag. 3?f?r£t, faf?Rt, T^^r, 
 
 In Rags. 5*te**|\f. 
 
 Rage. SRW, ^[T. See Anger. 
 
 A Railing. qRZfvit, 3?'«ft. 
 
 Raillery. gff, sst^, ^i, S^fi". 
 
 Raiment, ^fq3T/>Jw. See Clothes. 
 
 Rain, tfff , TOffr, 3%. 
 
 Drizzling Rain. qjTflT. 
 
 A fall of Rain, afffe. 
 
 Want or deficiency of Rain. ^T°7r- 
 
 Signs of Rain. 5T3\ 
 18 
 
RAN 
 
 138 
 
 RAT 
 
 To Rain. WJ, *ff§ <T^. 
 A Rainbow. $3&fs. 
 It has Rained. s?3T 3Tr| . 
 Rainy, of Rain. JTffbfr, wf?ft. 
 Rainy weather. fftfrrft, UTiTT^- 
 
 « ' S3 S3 
 
 The Rains, Rainy season. ^f[f?oTt, 
 
 To Raise, (/i//) ^<W, ^f^t ( ele " 
 vate) ^[s?f *], T{q 3^°T. S^e To 
 Levy. 
 
 To Raise in price. ^Tfs?!" !. 
 
 To Raise the voice. SfSTf-TJ B?S 
 
 Raisins ( generic term ). &H5 • 
 small, without pips, fsK"ftj??0 ; a 
 raisin, %&g fyc. Of 3T°Ti -sft iFff. 
 
 A Rake (debauchee q. v.). SvJf, 
 
 A Rake (/or raking). fSTf^, JJ- 
 
 3TCT, 3Tf PS". 
 To Rally (troops). 3T? °T. 
 A Ram. qit. 
 To Ram down or in. vff^T f sTjf&r. 
 
 See To Stuff. 
 To Ramble, sjijor. #ee To Wan- 
 
 S3 S» 
 
 der. 
 A Rambler, ijfJT. 
 
 OS 
 
 Rambling (suos.). ^ff*t. £ee Wan- 
 dering". 
 
 A Ramrod. 5jte f TIT. 
 
 Rancid, igzi. 
 
 Rancorous, Rancor. See Mali- 
 cious, Malice. 
 
 At Random, ^if. 
 
 To Range (dispose). STfJ. See 
 To Wander. 
 
 The Range of an arrow, &c. <flC 
 
 &c. ^i jrrr. 
 A Rank (row). qrsriT, faqr, faqrr, 
 
 Rank (degree), qr^f, JRCrfaff. 
 
 Of high Rank, STRrg^f. 
 
 To Rankle (in the mind). =3"*?^. 
 
 See To Fester. 
 To Ransack (search). qftef^J. 
 
 See To Plunder. 
 A Rap (as with a knuckle), sritr. 
 
 See Blow. 
 Rapacious. tfifC- 
 Rapid, Rapidly, fj *?fr. #ee Quick. 
 Rapine. 7T*?fc, JPtffc 
 Rare. frf^T, 3?°Ts7iT, 3T5TJT, ^r%. 
 
 #ee Scarce. 
 Rarely. ^fif^^R-^^R, 3T££f- 
 
 Rareness. ftJT^IC. £ee Scarcity. 
 A Rascal. ^vgpfS", &^ f <?% , f^fJ 
 
 JT^rrff, frifr, £faj, ?cr*rt, ^rr#Y. 
 
 Rascality. ^OTSTfC', jpfTf , f ^W. 
 Rascally. £sfa3Tr%, arWRL <*- 
 
 " *s » S3 'S3 
 
 Rash, fc?, ^forTTTf^T- See Unad- 
 
 OkSS ' Os 
 
 vised. 
 Of a Rash person. ?s?r°Tf. 
 A Rash on the skin. ^fiT, «PTrFr. 
 
 s\»s» ' s^ 
 
 sy 
 
 Rashness. s?\2Tsf. 
 A Rasp. ^TfrT, tffor. 
 
 * ' -A s» 
 
 To Rasp. *:3TrPy. 
 
 A Rat. <pr, W, ^vq-oft. 
 
 Ratably. SUS^ 3rr, JTf^rT#i 
 
 See Proportionally. 
 A Ratan. ^r. 
 
 s\» 
 
 Rate, fixed Rate or scale. ?0Tsf. 
 Rate (a scale). s^ fad, ^d, 
 
 Wsj, qtfar. 
 To Rate (fix the value). *m, fyc. 
 
 S3 
 
 A list of Rates, ^vfrfaft. 
 Rather (somewhat q. v.). 3fff, % 
 
REA 
 
 139 
 
 REA 
 
 ^1 ^r, or by puttiug the adjec- 
 tive with which it is used in its 
 diminutive form, as ;f«ff small ; 
 ^STf, ^Hx^t, rather small. 
 To have, or desire, Rather. ^^T 
 
 To Ratify. ^?R" 3F^J. 
 
 Rational, Rationally. W^TC^T. 
 
 Rations, or fixed allowance of pro- 
 visions. f^J, j%*§, (to ani- 
 mals) rr<R. 
 
 A child's Rattle, flrfgq, fsrfa ??, 
 ft?faF°Tf, fef*F%. 
 
 To Rattle. aprsy, ?37^J, fe- 
 
 A Rattling noise. flrfaSTFT, *J<?- 
 
 To Ravage, qiTT qFTK^. 
 
 To Rave. ^r3"?5r°T. 
 
 Ravenous. %*€\, TOTT*?!". See 
 
 7 S3 \3 
 
 Gluttonous. 
 Ravenousness. ifpj, &€\ t «rrfs", 
 
 A Ravine. 3TU. 
 To Ravish, (construpate by force) 
 vsff^: ^ STf^T, (ta&e by force) 
 
 ism. 
 
 A Ravisher (o/ one's property). 
 
 Raw. 3T%. 
 
 Rawness. ^7^rr, ST^ffa. 
 
 A Ray. faM°T, 37^. 
 
 To Raze. TT?«r, q<T 3^°J. 
 
 A Razor. qr^T m. <Sf /. 
 
 Reach. 7|^". 
 
 To Reach (arrive at). qf^PJ. 
 
 To Reach out (extend). fesff SRT- 
 
 To Read. q7?% iff^or. 
 
 To Read out. vfifrft qs?oi 
 Reading (subs.), qfe^oft. 
 Reading and writing, f^^oj g^. 
 
 5, fc*?r qa?; fo^r q^lt/f^hf 
 qffflf. 
 
 Readiness ( *fte oeiwo* reat% ). 
 
 cHKT. #ee Quickness. 
 Ready. ^rc, f rf ^ ; for Ready 
 
 money, See Money. 
 To be Ready, ?prr^ f^Toj, ^j ? 
 
 To make Ready. rT^rr^- ^T^q, ^t- 
 
 s^r, arri q. 
 To get Ready or equipped (as for 
 
 a journey), mm, ^frrcq. 
 Real. tf=5r, ^fa\ See True. 
 Reality. S^ff. See Truth. 
 Really. ^, £)<£, rTf^. See 
 
 Certainly. 
 To Reap. sropT* 
 To be Reaped, &m, affl^T. 
 A Reaper. ^IfRf., ^Rt. 
 Reaping (sues.), ^fff, ^fj. 
 The cost or wages of Reaping. 
 
 A Reaping hook. sfst. 
 The Rear, qfar, grs. 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 To Rear (bring- up), fallf^, qr- 
 To Rear up on the hind legs. TO 
 
 To be Reared, or brought up. fa- 
 
 q|ftj. 
 Reason (reasoning faculty). a?- 
 
 sp*. wfa", T *IR. See Understand- 
 
 ing. 
 A Reason (cause). q?l, WW, 
 
 By Reason of. B\*t, fa§. See On 
 Account of. 
 
REC 
 
 140 
 
 RED 
 
 To Reason, (exercise the reason) 
 ?FPT, 3Tf^T, (argue q. v.) sff- 
 
 S3 'J 
 
 Reasonable. See Rational, Mode- 
 rate. 
 To Reassure. fearer few, ST3Tr 
 
 • S3 ' 
 
 if^ff !. See To Encourage. 
 A Rebel, Rebellious, *TRKt, ftpfe". 
 To Rebel, farcoj 
 A Rebellion. farfcRr, qTSnT. 
 A Rebound. sfasTrfT, W?. 
 
 To Rebound. sfa^q. 
 
 s» 
 
 A Rebuff (sharp repulse by word 
 or look), wf\, 3*f, P^fes, flr- 
 
 A Rebuke. €\*f. 
 To Rebuke. Sjfaq. 
 To Recall, (ca// oacA:) ^HT QZ*j, 
 (revoke, retract) %^1J, W^vj,*!- 
 
 To Recede. f£tir jftsor ^or gv 
 
 ss" s> ' sj ' 
 
 A Receipt (written acknowledge- 
 ment). ^^.,qf^r. 
 A Receipt, or Recipe. ^R*ft, £T- 
 
 Receipts (income), ^fa. 
 
 To Receive, 3"Soj. 
 
 A Receiver of stolen property. ^ff- 
 
 Recent. #$f, <*[#, I I^fit. 
 
 Recently, fr^t. 
 
 Reciprocal, R.eciprocally. ff3T 
 
 To Recite, qSf°T. 
 
 N S3 
 
 Reckless. ffqrfou. See Regard- 
 less, Impetuous. 
 To Reckon. IFPT, ^°T. See To 
 
 sa ' s» 
 
 Count. 
 To Reclaim. *hrc°I, Wrr°T. 
 
 S3 ' S» \s 
 
 To Recline. ar^oT, &Z*r 
 
 S3 » S3 
 
 A written Recognisance. JTI%?cff j 
 To Recognise. ^str^F. 
 
 ° S3 S3 
 
 To Recoil. qtC *t f ^f . 
 To Recollect. urfe" 37^, ^R°T, 
 ShTROT. QWKVT, tfP*K°r. 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' Si 
 
 Recollection. aTTTijrct, STr^fr, 
 
 *rP#, sr?:, wrr, swPc. 
 
 S3 » 7 7 
 
 To Recomend to one's charge, tf- 
 A Recommendation. HTfTO, *TTr- 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 To Recompense. ^fSTr-^Psr fe- 
 
 To Reconcile, (persons differing) 
 
 T^ff^, tf^l^T, (or Min^s) ?rf q. 
 
 To be Reconciled. t4°T, ^^^T, ar- 
 
 ■J • V3 ' 
 
 s?°r. 
 
 S3 
 
 Reconciliation. <rerV, srerV, ?T- 
 
 To Record. fajfr TOT- 
 
 Written Records. T^rTC- 
 
 To Recover (a thing lost). STf q. 
 
 £ee To Find. 
 To Recover (from sickness). *ji?r- 
 
 fa^T. £ee Well. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Recover one's senses. ^JflBT, 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 Recovery (from sickness). 5ETJ3T- 
 
 *fr,r>f*rrr?, fcfr*rrr, ffcr. 
 
 Recreation. tofff*. See Amuse- 
 ment, Rest. 
 To Rectify, flft gr^T, tffOT. 
 Rectitude, ^frf. £ee Uprightness. 
 To Recur (happen again). %^\ 
 
 S3 
 
 Red. ITTjfr, 5TPJ, r#T, S#; deep 
 red, *T#te. 
 
REF 
 
 141 
 
 REG 
 
 Reddish, somewhat Red. ?Tf^f^T, 
 To be Reddish, have a tendency to 
 
 Red. -irrsfrr^r, ?rr?rrc°T. 
 
 To Redeem. ®\?f?T, JU^. 
 
 • SS. ' ss 
 
 Redemption. ^JT37^rrrr. See Deliv- 
 erance. 
 Redness. irTTfrfa", JITiftfif, iTff^T- 
 
 To Redouble, ^IT&r. 
 
 v» sj 
 
 Redress. 373", fa£r 3-7! S. 
 To Redress. 373" #c. ST?? 7 !". 
 
 S5 ^ S3 
 
 To Reduce (make less). qz\f*l t 
 
 gsrcy, C7rc°r, srsrrrj. 
 
 To Reduce to obedience. FfrRT T- 
 317^. See To Subdue, Subject. 
 
 To become Reduced (in circum- 
 stances, from sickness, fyc). 7- 
 
 ^°fr <T3t, fi?ra°r, ^r^r°Ti" r*p?*r. 
 
 SS ' SJ ' S3 
 
 Reduction, tfrftf. 
 
 Redundance. sffw, Q$ii, 7rfa. 
 
 Redundant. fqfar, 7r^\ 
 
 A Reed. SFRT, 
 
 A Reed, used for pens. TOTt^T, 
 
 s» 
 
 A frame work of Reeds. ffjfaft. 
 Made of Reed frame work, ftlfq - - 
 
 «fWr, fefq^pfr. 
 
 The Reef of a sail. sfrc. 
 A Reel (for yarn). afrfsTCT. 
 To Reel (yarn). afpPT- 
 To Reel (stagger), fir^. 
 To Refer (send to another). #ffa> 
 €707. 
 
 s» 
 
 To Refer (bear reference to). *$■- 
 
 Sj 
 
 To Refine (purify). ^faq. 
 To Reflect (consider). ^fW°T, fa- 
 ^KT, TTW, f^vT^. See To 
 
 S3 7 vj' s> 
 
 Ponder. 
 
 To Reflect (throw back). ^(?Rc°r. 
 Reflection (thought). ff^r^",?T ff ^t, 
 
 S9 
 
 Reflection (shadow). Tr^r, T^i- 
 
 #, qr&sft, 
 The Reflection, of the sun thrown 
 
 off water, &c. afff^r. 
 To Reform, (new.). ^farcrr, ^*rr- 
 
 To Reform (aci). efrrcor. 
 
 Refractory. See Obstinate. 
 
 To Refrain. q^ *Tf°J. See To 
 Cease, Stop. 
 
 To Refrssh. rfr^f 37?T°J. 
 
 A Refrigerant medicine. sU'erf^r. 
 
 Refrigeratory. ^T^r, 5TC*. 
 
 Refuge. 3?^r, <HrC, 3Tli%<T. See 
 Protection, Shelter. 
 
 For Refuge or protection. <8W 9 
 SIR, *Rfa\ 
 
 Refulgence. fa*$r, Spft, ^fa. 
 See Brightness. 
 
 Refulgent. fafJOTT, NNr«fr. 
 
 To Refund. J^nr-TO? fe*7<J. 
 
 Refusal. ^Tf^iT. 
 
 To Refuse. ^r^R^T, STTSKTC" ST*?. 
 
 Refuse, ^jtt, farNfr. See Leav- 
 ings, Trash. 
 
 Refutation. ?T3\ C5". 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 To Refute. ^f[ ^K^T. $lV r t?°T. 
 
 (J\ S3 ' * S3 ' S3 
 
 To Regain. ^37. See To Find. 
 
 Regal, ^mit, nsrrofr, ^ivsmr. 
 
 Regard (respect, reverence, q. v.). 
 
 Regard (&eed <?. ».). tf*r, 773^", 
 
 To Regard (value). HTfT, ?7 (I T" j r r 
 
 Regardful, TTR, 7PT, SfT^f , ^?flT- 
 ?%. ^ee Thoughtful. 
 
REJ 
 
 142 
 
 REL 
 
 Regardless, Regardlessly; ^<n?f , 
 ^JT^f , 3T*NT#T, *?*ft$t, WfrcT, 
 tfarftrd, fesf, %^-aff. * See 
 
 Thoughtless. 
 
 Regimen. |%fr, g*j. 
 
 A Regiment. qr?2rfaj. 
 
 A Region. JTfaj", i"?. <Sce Coun- 
 try. 
 
 A Register. STfestf. See Records. 
 
 To Register. cfrf^rf^" 3^q. 
 
 Regret. gcJrffS, fatWRt. See 
 Sorrow. 
 
 To Regret. TSgcTIfJ. 
 
 Regular, Regularly. l3Tf^r ; %3r- 
 
 Regularity (observance of rule). 
 
 To Regulate. ^r=c^j, h^k^, 3T- 
 
 Regulation (arranging). fl^lT, 
 
 A Regulation (rw/e). «FTC5T, «FT- 
 
 To Reject. #f?r^J, TO?q. 
 Rejected. *fc t STfWfc. 
 Rejection. ^TrTO^t. 
 A Reign, Reigning. TOSTlff, ^r- 
 
 To Reign. fTT^rrft #c. ST^q. 
 
 To Reimburse. *T*T fe*?q. 
 
 The Rein of a bridle. 3T?T ; for a 
 
 camel, HfK- 
 The Reins (loins). ^1%, 
 To Reinstate. TO<T frflTq. 
 To Rejoice (neM.). STCTfc^q, 'Ct- 
 
 ^q, ftf^q, *?rfsr,4fc- fa*Tq. 
 
 See Glad. 
 To Rejoice (act). tf^ifrrq, ftSTT- 
 
 ? ?* 
 Rejoicing. ^ffiC-fq- See Joy. 
 
 To Relapse, spft-lflSt q^q-f^Tq. 
 To Relate (tell q.v.). ^pfq, f${- 
 
 VH, TOfq, ( re f e r) &U*l> 
 Related by blood, ff 3^<T. 
 Relation (connection of thing's). 
 
 B^i'^t *F5\ See Narration. 
 A Relation (relative q. v.). q\fz. 
 Relationless. ^v?*?!. 
 Relations, ffUS'ft, WrW, U5f , 
 
 Of one's Relations. ^I^TT, Tffrr- 
 
 qr, 5Td^[°fr. 
 
 The customs, or habits of one's Re- 
 lations, or family. U*T°ft-qrC« 
 Relationship. mf£\, T*l£\ t qr?fr,5- 
 
 f , B^ii, sn&rc?r, srd^t, *?rrft 
 
 A Relative. W>TZ, Ttt, fl£r, 3T- 
 
 To Relax (ac*.> grrq, Fsrr 3rrq. 
 
 Relaxation. 37PCW, Wff, Uf?T, 
 
 srjf. tfeeRest, Ease. 
 Release, Releasing. !5TZr#r, ®TZTc|fr- 
 
 f r, ^rrfr, ^rer, wif • 
 
 A deed of Release, qrr^l". 
 To Release (let go). ©sq. 
 To Release (act. a thing pawned). 
 
 To be Released. f5Z*l . 
 
 sj va 
 
 To Relent. i;%q 3T*;q. 
 
 S3 \3 
 
 Relentless. fe jfr, ^Hrsfr. See 
 
 Unmerciful. 
 Reliance, qtfif . £ee Trust. 
 
 S3 
 
 Relief. €izr£{. See Release, Ease, 
 
 Assistance. 
 To Relieve (ease). WW, fyc. 
 
 ^uj-f^aj. See To Mitigate, 
 
 Assist. 
 Religion. €t*r,&TR, *$- 
 Religious (of persons), £tq3T^", 
 
REM 
 
 143 
 
 REP 
 
 ft^T, q"4f , SHJ ; or of religion, 
 religiously, ffanftr, ^irfffr. 
 See Pious. 
 
 To Relinquish. ^°T. 
 
 Relinquishment. rf^T , rJfrJT. 
 
 A Relish (taste q. v.). ^rrS", 3"- 
 
 
 Reluctance, ^fsrsfr/, ^f^^Tt- 
 Reluctant, Reluctantly. sfeflr-aT, 
 
 To Rely, tflrf $c. g^q-arrw- 
 -TO<T, fr*r¥°T. ^ee To Trust. 
 To Remain (continue). ^£<*T, fc- 
 
 To Remain (oe /e//). sRcf, ^r^f) 
 
 The Remainder. m^) t ©r«Tf. 'See 
 
 Leavings. 
 To Remark (no/e). fee "J. See 
 
 To Observe. 
 Remarkable, fee ? p3Tf £f, *T5R. 
 Remediless. *ifq&f, *iT&m. 
 A Remedy. r>5?r, *f^, STR, <T 
 
 To Remember. Jirfc-vsrrfc 3rr°J, 
 or ^jR, ^HF-or, *WK°r, SuTT. 
 
 Remembrance, *TrjTt^, eiT. See 
 Recollection. 
 
 To Remind. *fft> fe^TR^. 
 
 Remiss. iff^T, iFfe^T, Trf^J, 
 
 ferr. 
 
 Remission (abatement). ^ffcT, 8"- 
 
 fr,^ fo?ri?T, *t*t 3 kt- 
 
 Remissness. jrtfSTf , ^Tfl^T^, 5QT- 
 
 To Remit (Zef ojf, pardon q. v.). 
 
 q\rK-&Tz-fc*H^ ^^°T. See To 
 
 Send, Relax. 
 A Remnant. See Remainder. 
 Remorse. <71?rTr3". 
 
 Remote, zjif qft f gfc See Dis- 
 tant. 
 Remoteness. T^ff, TUff, \3Trr. 
 To Remove (new.). s^tt. 
 To Remove (act.). ^oft ^gnj 
 
 Removing, Removal (flitting). &{- 
 
 To Rend. ^r°T, "TrR ]". 
 
 To Render. £ee To Return, Give, 
 
 Make. 
 To Renew. 4*?f 3T\<T, TO<T 3RC°T. 
 To Renounce. See To Deny, 
 
 Give up. 
 Renown, zfii, TO, ^RFfift, ^r- 
 
 3?r^rc, =rr*?^ W, ?r^r. See 
 
 Fame. 
 
 Renowned. ^p^r^", ^T^TrC^t, ^r- 
 ^"f r, wfflt- See Famous. 
 
 A Rent (break). cftsT, t^ ^. 
 £ee Tear. 
 
 Rent (o/ /and), g-^r, ?nw, ^B^\ 
 taken at a fixed rate, contracted 
 for, grr ; fixed in kind on the 
 water wheel, or per beegab, ^rr- 
 FeJff ; assessed on the standing 
 crop, 3"Fpf^T ; the dividing pro- 
 duce after harvest in paying rent, 
 
 Rent (of houses). i^fR", w£r f 
 
 A Rent roll. *af*Kr. 
 
 To Repair. #Sn[,iTU*Kr<§rc. s^or. 
 
 Repair, Repairing. ?(3^7^T, TO"- 
 
 JTtT , $fs*iw- 
 
 To Repay. *K fe*PJ, l?fcnfor, qt- 
 
 ^rCT, (requite) JTHOT, 3TI°J. 
 To Repeal. #3°T, IT^TW. 
 To Repeat. ^0<T t^oj-.^^ ^ c . 
 
 £?rr°r. 
 
REP 
 
 144 
 
 RES 
 
 Repeatedly. JTOTC, sffaft, ?(f(, 
 
 To Repel. £irq, ?£[fq- 
 
 Repelled. T%, CPT- 
 
 To Repent, iftf?, Sfc. 3Rq, q?j- 
 
 ^irq, fqtr?Trf^^. 
 
 Repentance. <TKf, qfrjrs, fatr- 
 
 JTTqt. 
 To Repine. JTff-^ -=FTq. 
 To Replace. TO ^q. 
 To Replenish. TOT *TTq. 
 Replete, qfcjirfj. £efi Full. 
 Repletion (of food), jftui, faTC- 
 
 qr, *?ftc. 
 
 A Reply, qtd, ? JTr°ft, sr^rrj. 
 
 To Reply. 3tft, <5fC fe*iq. 
 Report (account received) , ^^IT, 
 
 OTrs, fafflT. /See Intelligence. 
 Report (rumour, q. v.) *m\i t 
 
 (repute) qf3\ /See Reputation. 
 By mere Report. 3T3" 3>q. 
 The Report of a gun, &c. ^T^T5", 
 
 To Report (a matter). ITRrf^T, 
 
 fe<ri?q, «r<rrrr- • 
 
 A Reporter, ^fff^. 
 
 Repose. snpf, d€?T, tffft. /See 
 
 Rest, Quiet. 
 To Repose. <See To Rest, Sleep. 
 To Reprehend. #W, ^°J, ftr- 
 
 °*q. 
 Reprehension. sffiT, rfP 7 ^, QT. 
 To Represent (*e/£, ^. v.). |WCq, 
 
 3T«r ^Krq.^q, q^n°T. See To 
 
 ^ sj 7 .j 7 s» 
 
 Personate. 
 A Representation ( by words ). 
 
 ^t, ?Tif^. /See Image. 
 A Representative. T^-sft, 3"3fC 
 To Repress. ^ng, Wrffq, ^r^^. 
 
 /See To Stop, Restrain, Subdue. 
 
 To Reprimand, Reprove. tsfaq, 
 A Reprimand, Reproof. i?f*T, jl 
 
 fa**", srz - . 
 
 7 <* 
 
 A Reproach, Reproaching. fftTCf, 
 
 grJTTsr, afr^wr, qrwr, faffqr, 
 
 To Reproach, ff^qq, fftfir, #c. 
 ^q-ftWT. 
 
 To suffer Reproaches. sfiTrfasiq. 
 Reproachful, Reproachfully. v?f^r- 
 
 qff^r, faf?qr?^r. 
 
 A Reprobate. c?r^t t *3W f 5KJT. 
 
 Reproof, To Reprove. See Repri- 
 mand. 
 
 A Reptile, f^f, vjftr. 
 
 Repugnant. See Contrary, Unwill- 
 ing. 
 
 To Repulse. £K«$, 5% 3T*q, f^f- 
 
 rq. 
 
 Reputation, Repute. ^rf^, ^TR", 
 
 See Fame. 
 A Request, Sprsr. 
 To Request, q^q, ^ sft^ $Tq. 
 
 * s» S3 I si s» SJ 
 
 To Require. EJTT* 
 It is Requisite. 5j^f . 
 
 To Requite, tfraq, qrsq. 
 
 To Rescind. iT^q, W. 
 
 S3 7 ss 
 
 To Rescue, ^^ffq, ^fCq* 
 Research, ^fgr, JTf^". £ee Search, 
 
 Inquiry. 
 Resemblance. fT^HsT?^?, J^IT^T, 
 
 To Resemble. W-qifJT3?M5T?3t 
 
 To Resent. Tjsir-wi *rl?q, srrr- 
 
 Cq. See To be Offended. 
 Resentful. #v?f, tffec. ^3TC%. 
 
 S3— 7 S3. 7 sj — ^ 
 
 #ee Spiteful. 
 
RES 
 
 145 
 
 RES 
 
 Resentment. *J3,?fffI f ^sTI"^*. See 
 
 Malice, Spite. 
 To Reserve. ^°T. 
 A Reservoir for water. ffRT, rf- 
 
 &\&, (round a tree) frrcf, WTCt, 
 
 To Reside, ftf q, fr^of, ^fq, tf- 
 
 Residence, Residing. rfr^r, *TfF- 
 3F3"; place of residence, 5Fr?, 
 
 ^, <5* Trg. 
 
 A Resident. TfRT, ^ifFSJt, ?3^, 
 
 <*\ 7 / S3 ' 
 
 Residue. >Sec Remainder. 
 
 To Resign. sJSTT. 
 
 Resignation (fo f Ae uji// of God}. 
 
 Resigned (submissive). ^(^\ t ^rj- 
 
 CFc<rr. 
 Resin, q-cr, f^w ?:rsr. 
 To Resist ( acf. ). sjffr faTTJ- 
 
 f^aroj. £ee To Oppose. 
 Resistance. flrgcr?, ^f^r?. 
 Resistless. aT°nT$F, *!%&. 
 To Resolve (determine). STfoi", ar " 
 
 €WJ, 7*" <Sff. 37^07. See To 
 
 Melt, Explain. 
 ,Resolute. igmfl, FttVW-m, ff- 
 
 Resoluteness. ^TlfrvJf?, T^T, ff«F- 
 
 3 q*i t f^frTF. 
 Resolution (determination). S"f- 
 
 Resolution (boldness q. v.). WW, 
 
 To Resound (neu.). I^fi" ^^T- 
 {Resource . 3W, T^FST. See Re- 
 medy, Expedient. 
 Resourceless. ^B\. ^TC--5'-?f. 
 ^Respect, (regard) a?f^C *TF^T, 
 
 (reverence) Jffopjr *F?f. 
 Respect (particular). ?Tif?C. 
 To Respect (reverence). Jfspr, ?T- 
 
 VS ' SJ 
 
 Respectability. JTrFff^-^rc, qfr, 
 
 7 \a 7 \» 
 
 Respectable. JTrfrF^ • or Respec- 
 tably, aTFffffr, ^RFCfr, SF^F- 
 
 rfr, rorrit, fffcfr, s>fi#* fa- 
 
 s^F. 
 
 A Respectable person. &WTT, ^Ff 
 TO. 
 
 Respected. ur^FCfF. See Respec- 
 table. 
 
 Respectful, Respectfully. *TF37C*ff, 
 
 Respecting. 7Tifcf**T, ^PffrF- 
 A Respite, ?Tf &$. See Rest. 
 To be Responsible. <EWT 3" 5F3TFJ 
 
 \J VS ' S3 S3 * S3 
 
 To make Responsible. qTS3FT ?ft 
 
 ss S3 
 
 Rest (ease q. v.). 3 ?Kr*T, *T*|, 
 (cessation of labor) 3E\H, m£\, 
 ftfarriF, 3rr?r. See Quiet. 
 
 ss ' — 
 
 The Rest (remainder). '<TOt. 
 
 A Rest (support q. v.). £"$", vftqi;. 
 
 To Rest, or take Rest. ?8lCf #c. 
 
 To Rest (to lay, as on a support). 
 
 To Rest upon (lean). z% fjW, 
 
 ss 
 
 RestifF, Restive. See Obstinate. 
 Restless, (uneasy ) ^QW, TTKfff , 
 (fidgety) ^?«t,.'$l%, %fa<T. 
 Restlessness. ^tf^F?, ^3TO*ft,%- 
 
 Nrr£, qfTfaP^,^fe^F?,fTft:, 
 
 frff^lX, See Disquiet, Uneasiness. 
 19 
 
RET 
 
 146 
 
 REW 
 
 To Restore. TOT-tffrrq- F?W 
 To Restrain. U^oT, q^or. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Restraint, g"^, T55", ^". 
 
 To Restrict. sfcfr &c ^T°T. 
 
 A Restriction, ^qt, §T^,%^. #ee 
 
 Limit. 
 To Result (rise, issue). faf$Ty, 
 
 f^or. 'S'ee To End. 
 A Result, qtsr. TT^". 
 
 " s> 
 
 To Resume (ta&e back). 3U<T- 
 
 *ff£T<C q"3"or. See To Begin. 
 The day of Resurrection. r^T^Tr- 
 
 fTrf , ssre:. 
 
 To Retail. ^fa^ frfc ^. 
 
 To Retain, ^°T 
 
 To Retaliate. ^fc^f *raror, Tr^^T. 
 
 SJ » S3 
 
 To Retard. *§tv3Tf*J. See To Hin- 
 der, Stop. 
 To Retch. afr^KT $c. \j$m. 
 A Retching. ^RTPfi", sfl?rjr, 5T- 
 
 Reticulated. Sflfterc'. 
 Retinue. S"*^, t&t t 3T*^f. 
 To Retire (go back), ?roj, WZV, 
 
 ar^Bf. £ee To Withdraw. 
 Retired (private). fatfaw, *f- 
 
 5TOf. 
 Retirement (privacy). fWc^lT, 
 
 To Retort, (ac/.). sjfa^ - Sparer 
 
 -«rtnt-f*sgr. 
 
 To Retract. TT^q-. 
 
 To Retreat, f £07- ,. #£ °T • 
 
 S3 ' s» 
 
 To Retrench, qrrr^, mz*l. 
 A Retrenchment. sfTcT. 
 
 Retribution. qrfrsrrsfr, Tfsr, ^r^r. 
 
 To suffer just Retribution. f^FT^rr 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 To Retrogade. qf<r <t aj^ dj-?3toj. 
 To Return, (come &ac&) aft£t- 
 
 To Return (g^'ye back). ?$\%- 
 -tocr fe*?°T, fe^q. See To 
 
 ♦ S3 ' ^ S3 
 
 Repay. 
 To Reveal. qnqrff, ^oj jffeoj. 
 
 >S'ee To Disclose. 
 Revelry. ^57, 5T5FT, frc^tf. 
 
 O » S3 ' S3 
 
 Revenge, qrirsnfr, iresrrv?, ^frsr. 
 
 To take Revenge. «T F%" wt— TrSTSTf ^r— 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 Revengeful. *j£f, ^r^ft, t^s;, t^. 
 
 /See Spiteful. 
 Revenue. g-qpT, SIBSrrfr, VrST, 
 
 Reverberation of sound. q^fsT. 
 To Revere, Reverence. fi^r^T. 
 Reverence. J7f3r?fr. £ee Respect. 
 To Reverse. 3W <$• c. 3T5C<J, 3PT- 
 
 The Reverse. ^FrT-ffff. 
 Reverse, Reversed. 3W, s*qf. 
 To Revert. ^ft-J?j£fr s?^aj. 
 To Review (look back on or into). 
 
 TO<T fjflj. See To Look at. 
 
 Examine. 
 To Revile. JTrft-flTTft fyc. fj*f- 
 
 A Re viler, fr^fC, RSf . 
 Reviling (subs.) fj]"^r, R"sfr. See 
 
 Reproach. 
 To Revise. /See To Review. 
 To Revive (regain vigour). Bm- 
 
 &*J, %rT5T. £ee To Quicken. 
 To Revoke. qT*r°r, JT^T^r. 
 
 S3 ' SS 
 
 To Revolt. fqr?:°T. 
 
 To Revolve (new.). ftiT^, WW- 
 
 ' / S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 A Revolution (^Mrn £. v.). tfiTt, 
 A Reward. C^f*^ 
 
RIC 
 
 147 
 
 RIG 
 
 Rheumatism, ^f?. 
 A Rhinoceros, ajfr. 
 Rhubarb. ^^T^t^t. 
 
 Rhyme. Miw, j^rfj, ^rfa^Tr. 
 
 The Rib of a boat. qg. 
 
 The Ribs of the body. TTfW, ft- 
 
 Ribaldry. JJ3", SFJTtor?. 
 
 A Riband, Ribbon. 4ff, TOT- 
 
 i Rice (a grain of) growing, or in the 
 
 husk. SPCT; its plu- ^fzf is the 
 
 generic name for the grain. 
 
 Some kinds are, f%*lt, ^STSt, 
 
 faw,itsUp lu ' $i$i*ttplu. ^rfa-- 
 
 Rice (a grain of) cleared of the 
 
 husk. ^fr^\ ^ra^, (ph. ^|- 
 
 Of cleaned Rice. ^rrw. 
 (Boiled Rice. *J*£r, *TJ, ^raTjpJw. 
 Rice cooked with pulse grain. f*g*- 
 
 Rice cooked with sugar. ^f^"^ft ; 
 with milk, Jcfcff , rf^JTC. 
 
 A plant or tuft of Rice in trans- 
 planting. JTUf ; a bundle of 
 such, TT^r. 
 
 The first sowing of Rice after- 
 wards transplanted. fusTR" !", 
 
 8«rrfr,%5ff. 
 
 IThe transplanting Rice or Rice 
 
 transplanted. f^fU^. 
 Rice sprung up from old scattered 
 
 seeds. ^K"fe. 
 Rice straw, qu^ , TW- 
 | Rice water. qf\ f for , fq*J, fast. 
 Rich (wealthy q. v.). tifT, tfRT, 
 
 tfRr,^f|^rc, <prrsw, mm, v- 
 f ^r, erf r, w^, rf^r^-, vr^iif . 
 
 Rich (abounding' in, having plen» 
 tifully). nrfe, qfi;. 
 
 Rich (as a disA). ffjsf. 
 
 Riches. <pqr, ffsJcT, SR, STrV, fiC- 
 fsffT , JTrar, ^"f%?fr. /See Wealth, 
 
 Richness. %ff -51^ [ft. 
 
 Rickety, fgrr, 'f F?"%. 
 
 To be Rickety, sf^jar. 
 
 A Riddle, fqfr^t, pnT^^nTrf. 
 
 To Ride. ^Sft-^rffaT ^oj. 
 
 A Ride, wft, S*rrft. See Rid- 
 ing. 
 
 A Rider. gs?^, m*c, tor", 
 
 A Ridge of earth. fRI". 
 
 The Ridge round a flat roof. f- 
 
 =fjtr, sis^Rrti , ftesRr, frfafr. 
 A Ridge pole. SF^r, ?p#, ^rrfrr. 
 Ridicule. sj#r, ^Pjr, ^3r, SST^t, 
 
 Ridiculous, Ridiculously. STflTCSr, 
 
 Riding (swis.). sprrffr, Sflft, *- 
 
 ^ntt, ^rd. 
 
 Rife. J{i[. 
 
 To Rifle, qjr^", 5jr<y. 
 
 Right (not left), snff, Hf^r. 
 
 Right, Rightly. %, Sft, JR^, 
 TCr^,*X, ufe, *}?%. See Pro- 
 per. 
 
 A Right, f 37. #ee Justice. 
 
 The Right side (as 0/ cloth). g"<f- 
 
 A Right and wrong side. 3"«T?TFC- 
 
 To be Right or" Rightful. fff°T, 
 
 Right-handed, tfr^rj. 
 Righteous. 3fc5T*r,STflf. ^«« Pi- 
 ous. 
 
RIP 
 
 148 
 
 ROA 
 
 Righteousness. fc^TRt. See Pi- 
 ety, Justice. 
 
 Rightful. %mttt, f¥t; or Right- 
 fully, S^rffr, fttsr. 
 
 Rightness. ttrtti, H^RT, #H?, *?- 
 
 Rigid, Rigidly. 3T2T. See Hard, 
 Stiff. 
 
 Rigidity. 3T27C. <Sfe« Stiffness. 
 
 Rigorous, Rigorousness. See Se- 
 vere, Severity. 
 
 A Rim. ^:fr. See Edge. 
 
 The Rim plank of a boat. qi^T^ct, 
 
 The Rind. i^ST, f*J5T. 
 
 A Ring (circ/e y. v.). firs. 
 
 A metal Ring used as a fastening, 
 
 A finger Ring. (/)Zain) U^F, 
 (urif A stone) j£it ♦ some other 
 kinds of finger rings are, f??, 
 
 *j^f, ^Fl^r, arrest, ^trgfr, 
 
 lf£t, ftft, fofJ*T«f. See Ear 
 ring, Nose ring. 
 A toe Ring (of kinds). ^T^RS", 
 
 To Ring (ne«.). iw<Jj, *WJ, 
 
 "V s» 
 
 To Ring (act.). Rj"5rr?"T, TJIT- 
 
 A Ring-dove. jjrf. 
 
 Ringing (subs.). fsTOIT, q^rr. 
 
 A Ringlet. ^ ? qft. 
 
 A Ring-worm. 3^-/. 
 
 To Rinse, (a vessel) BflWT, sfl"- 
 
 <fe*rC!J, (fite mouth) Tfif 3KT<J. 
 A Riot. T%fr, &l t W&> See Tu- 
 
 7 SJS3 7 S3 S3 
 
 mult. 
 A Rioter, Riotous. ijvir? , ifST?. 
 To Rip (new.), 3%3"0T, sfo^ar. 
 
 To Rip (act.). sffrjq, sjItJot, 
 
 S3 
 
 Ripe. T^T. 
 
 To Ripen. T^oj. 
 
 Ripeness. 73Tnf. 
 
 A Ripple. ®l&\. 
 
 To Ripple. fJ^iT. 
 
 Rippling. f5if?Hjr. 
 
 A Rise (increase, elevation). W^ t 
 
 A Rise in price. . ^rfarrr, ^?ffrT, 
 
 To Rise, (get up) sqrar, (ascend, 
 increase) ^Tl?oT. 
 
 ' N S3 
 
 To Rise (as the sun). gf*R;oT. 
 To cause to Rise, or get up. \jqr- 
 
 Risibility. fefcoTf?. 
 Risible, fef^iifr. 
 A Risk. ##, %^J, ^fr. 
 A Rite. ^r?r, f$'a?r. 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 Rival (adj.), A Rival. ?Jn%^", ft- 
 
 To Rival, fterc°J. 
 
 Rivalry, ftfl". 
 
 A River. TK^fW , 5"ft^T3". 
 
 Of the River, sqfft. 
 
 The deity of the River. ^Rr %- 
 fcfcwi. ^"^q • an angel, or atten- 
 dant of the deity, ^f^\ 
 
 A hymn in honor of the River. 
 
 TfW<tr. 
 
 A Rivet. {%**)• , W. 
 A Rivulet. =ft 
 
 A Road. WZ, K*$[, WW, ??f , ^J, 
 TO, r<r. 
 
 •J ' S3 
 
 In the right Road. m\Z[. 
 
 In the wrong Road. 3T3T£f' 
 
 To Roam. gj?*r, fqRTT. See To 
 
 S3 O ' S3 
 
 Wander. 
 
ROL 
 
 149 
 
 ROU 
 
 A Roar, Roaring. tf^ f ^rfe, TRY, 
 3T«^rr^". See Shout. 
 
 To Roar, j;^, JR^T. 
 
 To Roast. 1^\f*T. 
 
 Roasted meat. %mm* 
 
 To Rob. %0 3:*:% TT^T, 5rr«T. 
 
 A Robber, ^r^", fff^. 
 
 A highway Robber. 'TfZ'JTr^. 
 
 A band of Robbers. ?jf^r , srre - ; 
 one of such, ^f^C ^^3". 
 
 A Robbery. %ft, TTHT, <pfc". 
 
 A gang Robbery, srrst, 9fc. 
 
 Robust. fl^irr. *S*ee Strong, Stout. 
 
 Robustness. TOfPCrC. See Strength, 
 Stoutness. 
 
 A Rock. ffJT. 
 
 To Rock (act.), ^rjor, g^ri^j. 
 
 To Rock (new.), ^^r, srsror. 
 
 A Rocket. ?3TC- 
 
 Rock-salt. tffcffaj. 
 
 A Rod. ^rfr. 
 
 The Roe of a fish. air^ft, JTC- 
 
 A Rogue. 3-JT, 2T?^r?, t5ff?*R[ , ?- 
 ^fst. £ee Cheat, Knave, Vaga- 
 bond. 
 
 Roguery. 37ft, 3"?%, 55f5r. See 
 Cheating, Deceit. 
 
 A Roll, (thing- rolled up). ^\?ff. 
 
 A Roll, Rolling (on the ground). 
 
 A Roll, or list. fa?r, TRTSfT. 
 
 To Roll or Roll over (new.), ?te<J, 
 3f^°r, ^fr^t &c. <TrC°T; to roll 
 round or revolve on its axis, Ftt- 
 
 To Roll or Roll over (acf.). ^rr- 
 5«T, Sf*T3T?GT; to roll round or 
 cause to revolve, $T°T. 
 
 To Roll out paste with a rolling 
 pin. q&vj. 
 
 To Roll up. %T?°J, 35i?af. 
 
 A Rolling pin. ^gt. 
 
 A Roof. fefr, ufrT ; the outside 
 
 of a flat roof, T^^S, W.ffi . 
 To Roof. tst%vj. 
 A Room. qftaT. 
 To take up Room. «frf U^br-spr- 
 
 Room, Roominess, Sfr?", §qr, qfeR"- 
 
 Roomy. tfafr, #Mt, J^fffr. 
 
 A Roost. -7r|u, 3?rlfr. 
 
 A Root. qrer. TT^, TO, 5TJf. #ee 
 Origin. 
 
 A Rope. =if^r, rat, rajr f qty f ?rr- 
 4w. 3TST, ^rfe", ^*T ; of leather, 
 ^Trf, Urfr, 3#t, 3r£t; of goat's hair, 
 
 A piece of Rope. Zl^f\ T. 
 
 A Rosary. rf^, TTFf f, *TJ?°T?- 
 
 A Rose tree. JT3|f ♦ a species of 
 
 rose tree, tf3T*iraR. 
 Rose-colored, Rosy. JT^rsft. 
 Rose water. Tj&m. 
 A bottle for sprinkling Rose water. 
 
 A conserve of Roses. JT^"3K"3". 
 
 To Rot (act.), jrrcq, sreor. 
 
 To Rot (neu.). iTUT, B^. 
 
 Rotation, (wheeling motion), %xr. 
 See Turn, Succession. 
 
 Rotatory. <frrr?3f. 
 
 By Rote. *T%R, %fe, wTTRf. 
 
 Rotten. F^FT^r. 
 
 Rottenness, f^^rr?. 
 
 To Rove. smT. See To Wander. 
 
 A Rover. qT*7. See Wanderer. 
 
 Rough, Roughly. Igwtt, (in man- 
 ners) ^W. See Uneven. 
 
 Rough or rugged ground. ^fR^fe. 
 
RUB 
 
 150 
 
 RUM 
 
 A Rough copy. W37. 
 To Roughhew. rf^q. 
 Roughness. ^fCR^-far. 
 Round (adj.). af/f , ^f^TW. 
 Round (around q. v.). 'frfJlf?", 
 
 The Round of a ladder, 3T3KT, Jf~ 
 
 A Round (revolution). tfixt. See 
 
 Circle, Turn. 
 To Round, affsr ^RTT- 
 To go Round, turn Round. far- 
 
 Round-about (adj.). %UC^r« 
 Slightly Rounded. ^RT*ft. 
 Roundnesss. JTfa[T-f°T. 
 The Round of a guard. %^r, *]"- 
 
 To Rouse, srr?n3;q, ^r^q. 
 
 Roused. tTSTR, e^frf. 
 
 A Rout (defeat and dispersion). 
 
 JTrSTHJ. £ee Flight. 
 Route #ee Road. 
 A Row (line). ST^tr, iw, "WFrT, 
 
 iw, *reVr, raffc. 
 
 A Row (tumult, q. v.). iffe, gsr. 
 To Row. ?R #P?<7. 
 
 Royal, ^r^rr^r, qiwc-f!, qr^ift. 
 
 See Kingly. 
 
 Royalty. srrcsnft, Trsrr-f), Tiasjrft. 
 A Rub. Trf^r sir. 
 
 To Rub (net*.), ir^q. 
 
 To Rub (ac*\). TTf ^f, T^J, ^°T- 
 
 See To Scour. 
 To Rub out. JROT, ^q. 
 To Rub over with oil, &c. WT. 
 A Rubber (cloth). ^Jfr^. 
 Rubbing (sufo.). ^f^orV^ jj^oft. 
 A mark or sore from Rubbing. 
 
 A gentle Rubbing of the limbs. *J- 
 
 fafr. 
 
 Rubbish (trash). J7f jfte, fafaTI", 
 
 ^j • ^ 
 A Ruby. &[& , JTOT, wfa 3T , ^^ 
 
 ^ ' «s\9 ' O ' Os 
 
 A Rudder. ^R. 
 
 S3 VS 
 
 Ruddy. fTRffr. 
 
 Rude (uncivil). TCTr^.^TC^fte - , 
 
 (coarsely executed) ^=3T. 
 Rudeness, JT^rsft, %3T5T#t, fte??. 
 
 To Rue. i^rcr. q^rr?°r. See 
 
 To Regret. 
 Rue (the plant). H?T*r. 
 A Ruffian. ^STST, f^Rt. See 
 
 Rascal. 
 To Ruffle (rumple). q*tf%vT. 
 
 A Rug. jrr^-^r, Fwr^t. 
 
 Rugged. JgWKt- #ee Uneven, 
 
 Rough. 
 Ruggedness. *3"§uf -f%. *S'ee Une- 
 
 venness. 
 Ruin (destruction). ^m, iTOfr, 
 
 srf\ 
 
 In Ruins, ;?§T, v??^. 
 
 To Ruin. fqrarrr^T, f^srrf q, fa*Tf- 
 sq,iRq, iwrc*r. 
 
 To go to Ruin, ^q, fcf^q, qm, 
 Ruined. fail, 33%, JSTrj, £7T, 
 
 Ijr, *sTf\ # ee Destroyed. 
 A Ruiner, Ruinous. fqrzrr^T, "EZP3T. 
 Rule (government). *!%&, ^CHsT, 
 
 A Rule (ca,non). 3TR^, sriTST, 
 
 %j. See Standard. 
 A Rule, or Ruler. JTCriT, ^^r. 
 To Rule (govern). qJT<?&c. 3RT!J. 
 To Rule a line, &\^ &c. ^q. 
 A Ruler (governor). ITf^J'. 
 To Rumble. iTT^q, JT*°I, JFnrfS". 
 
RUP 
 
 151 
 
 SAC 
 
 The Rumbling of the bowels. TT- 
 
 To Ruminate (c/ietu the end), sff- 
 JTK^T, S'JTIT' 1 !. See To Ponder. 
 
 S3 7 nj 
 
 To Rummage. qTr^f <J. See To 
 
 Search. 
 Rumour. ST^ff, W^C- 
 The Rump. =^T3" ^/w. sf^? /?/«• 
 
 A Rumple, qir. 
 
 To Rumple (ac?.). sfarrj. 
 
 Rumpled. Jfvsf^T. 
 
 A Run, Running. 1^ , ff^T, fis". 
 
 To Run. T^T, SOT, STST, SS- 
 
 ■O S3 ' ~ S3 ' _ SJ ' 
 
 Tq,j^r &c. <rrc<j. 
 
 To Run (a sore or as water). q- 
 To Run after. q-arr-TOi S^T- 
 
 S3 S3 <0 S3 
 
 To Run away or off. JTsPJ". 
 
 To Run away with, or off with. 
 
 *sT°Tt ITfT^T. v 
 
 To Run through (expend). fcm\- 
 
 fj, f^TWsTJ. ■'Sec To Squander. 
 To Run through (pierce). t^vj. 
 
 See To Stab. 
 A Runaway. JTpsT°Tr. 
 The Rundle of a ladder. jm, 
 
 A Runner (courier), ^rrfef , rfffft. 
 
 Running (flowing as water or a 
 
 sore, adj.). ^TlN"J, 
 A Rupee. ^W; some different 
 
 coinages of rupees are, 3TpcTTC", 
 
 £rfr, *reic^, 8T5&5rrft, ^r^rr^t, 
 
 A half Rupee. e?rf«T3fr, *W&\ ; a 
 quarter rupee, qrCFT, ^It^, fll"- 
 C^r ; three quarters of a rupee, 
 
 A Rupee with a flaw in it. %-sft ; 
 
 the flaw itself, Ifrir. 
 A Rupture (breach), qrff?". 
 A Rupture (hernia), fe^ff. 
 Rural, «ff riT- See Rustic. 
 
 To Rush. fa#r if^tj, to 5. 
 
 To Rush at or on. sjf^ar. See 
 
 To Spring at. 
 A Rush, Rushing, (attack q. v.), 
 
 TO", *TS, m , S^if. 
 A Rush (the plant). 3T?r. 
 Rust. 52:/. Jpif ; sf'T: green rust, 
 
 To Rust (acJ.). 37£<j, (as copper) 
 mm. 
 
 To Rust (new.), grfrsrj, (as cop- 
 per) ^fa3r^,vsftrrr5NST<JT. 
 
 Rustic (ad;.), a Rustic ^°l\t- 
 See Rural. 
 
 To Rustle . ^S^fe 3T* °T • 
 
 Rusty (affected by rust). ^Z ^r^TT. 
 
 A Rut (in a road). =TO. 
 
 The Rut, or desire for the male, of 
 cows, buffaloes, and goats. 3"§T r 
 JTfrlT ; of mares, 3S ; Sfofr ; of 
 camels, faff*". 
 
 To be in Rut. (cows, buffaloes, 
 goats) ^|%, ^fr^q, (mares) 
 qv3"«T°T, (camels or mares) faff- 
 \5T°T, fafe^37r°I^T, To be in Heat. 
 
 S 
 
 A Sable-skin. ^JT^T. 
 
 A Sabre, rfufr, *<Rr. 
 
 A Sack (various kinds). i\0\ f 3T- 
 
 A double Sack for animals. *3Tft, 
 
 ifvTf^; one side of such, *jprr. 
 Sackcloth, Sacking, #?f , JTpT. 
 
SAG 
 
 152 
 
 SAL 
 
 Sacred. qr^T, <rftf , (0/ fAe Deity) 
 
 Sacredness. qf^rr, TlWf\ 
 
 A Sacrifice. frfsT, ^fr^r, J ^R, 
 
 To Sacrifice. #r, &c ff^ 
 
 Sad, Sadly, (sorrowful q. v.). 3%l- 
 
 FWr, ^fcfr, ssrrsr, smsi-Sr, fr- 
 
 ?3ft3^. 
 
 A riding Saddle. ?=ft. £ee Pack- 
 saddle. 
 The wooden frame of a Saddle. 
 
 A camel's Saddle. Trfefl". 
 
 The pad under a Saddle. q%[, 
 
 (camels) sjft. 
 The cloth covering a Saddle. TJ{W. 
 The cloth below the Saddle. rf?r, 
 
 To Saddle, q^rq^. 
 
 A pair of Saddle bags. ^sfR. 
 
 Sadness. ^ffffa^r?, SSWt^fecft, 
 
 faaftUC-ft. 
 Safe, Safely, (free from danger) 
 
 (free from hurt) ^srM, tfaTW, 
 
 A Safe eonvoy. ?KPfr, ^rfr^r. 
 Safety. fl^W^, OTr?, f#STTC, 
 
 &TJR. 
 Safflower. *gf?r. 
 The seed of the Safflower. qiti\. 
 Colored with Saflower. WW^f* 
 Saffron. %*rft. 
 Colored with Saffron. %<OT 
 
 Sagacious, *qr°fr, fe^Ffr, ^rct, 
 
 H^r, HlTf^T. See Wise. 
 Sagacity. *WT, STSft, §1%. 
 Sage. ?"ffr. £ee Wise. 
 
 The sign Sagittarius. epT. 
 A Sail (large). fasT • other va- 
 rieties are, grstft, qi^r, ifrfR. 
 
 7 xj ' S3 
 
 To Sail. f%3"f 3" if^iTr. 
 
 A Sailor, mm, ^rrcf^f, *Mf^. 
 
 A Saint, qV, ^|f?r*rR", ftl*J tfHJ. 
 
 Of a Saint, Saintly. qftFTr, Affair. 
 
 Saintiness. qtCfC, AW?. 
 
 For the Sakr of. W\Tf f ^r?ffr t 371"- 
 
 On Account of. 
 Sal- Ammoniac. ^TTSTr^"^*. 
 A Salary (monthly). JTfRr, tftTf- 
 
 fr. See Pay. 
 A Sale (selling). frfafr, if^rs. 
 
 /See Auction. 
 The government Sale of grain. jj- 
 
 Hf ; the bill of Sale of grain, 
 
 For Sale. t^r*. 337. 
 
 A ready Sale. JQTqf. See Demand. 
 
 To have a ready Sale. ^1<T. 
 
 Salep. tfrfrj. 
 
 Saline, Salinous. WU> See Salt. 
 
 Saliva. pr, fqsjT, S?r°Tt, 5*T. 
 
 To be Salivated. q|"<T ST 5 *!" 7 !". 
 
 Sallow. fqariT, vsRT. 
 
 A Sally, 3T, <fiTC See Attack. 
 
 A Sally port. 3Tt. 
 
 Salt (subs.). &vj t RJJ^. 
 
 Salt (adj.). mu* 
 
 A seasoning of Salt in food. tf?J- 
 
 Seasoned with Salt. ^3"%. 
 Salt earth. W&^ ; a shallow sur- 
 face of Salt earth, vjijt. 
 Impregnated with Salt (the soil). 
 
 3Tc*u£r. 
 
 To Salt. ^otot. 
 *• *•*. 
 Black Salt. §R^°T. 
 

 SAN 
 
 153 
 
 SAV 
 
 Rock Salt. *roT5r*r. 
 
 To taste Salt, or Saltish. ^rUIJ. 
 
 Saltless. 3T^°fr. 
 
 Saltlessness. ^T^^fC. 
 
 Saltness. JSTUC- 
 
 A Salt manufacturer. =T^r€t 
 
 A Salt pan or pit. ^r^, ^T^RT. 
 
 Saltpetre. 5frcf; purified, ^5Tif! 
 
 sfrrf. 
 
 A manufacturer of Saltpetre, fqr- 
 
 Salvation. tffc^r, ^r^TU, *Tf<T, 
 3riw, jff^T. See Deliverance, 
 Preservation. 
 
 Salubrious. ^#T, fa^Rf. 
 
 A Salve. *T?TJT,^T. 
 
 SS » \» 
 
 Salutary. ^fq^rC^r, W^rft, TJOT- 
 
 cFKl. ^ce Beneficial, Salubrious. 
 
 A Salutation. S55Tg, mTCW, ^TJT- 
 
 To go through the complete forms 
 
 of Salutation. *jTfarrc°T. 
 To Salute. ^STR , & c - ^T !-^ !. 
 A Salute of cannon. H^Rt* 
 Same (identical). 6T??r, ^rjf°Tf, 
 
 Sameness (identity). Wm\f_. 
 A Sample, sfa^T, ^JjRT. 
 Sanctified. <TRT, <rfaf . See Pure. 
 To Sanction. g^-fen* ^FT^T. 
 Sanctity. 1[%\i, 7^=37?. See Pu- 
 rity. 
 A Sanctuary, (asylum q. v.). arsfr, 
 
 Sand. stfT ; gravelly sand, U^r . 
 To be filled or choked with Sand. 
 
 A pair of Sandals. ?3"iq. 
 Sandal wood. ^^, fa#J, (red) 
 
 Sandarach, (/Ae resin). ^£3. 
 A Sandback, (en water). &f$. 
 A Sand board for writing on. 7£t. 
 
 A Sand-hill, far, f?|. 
 
 Sandy. gprhjT ; sandy and dusty, 
 
 Sane. #*??, H^f #Cr*r. 
 
 Sanity, tforf. 
 
 Sap, (en plants). ^^. See Mine. 
 
 Sapless. «fajf. 
 
 A Sapling, irff. 
 
 Sappan wood. ^"J". 
 
 A Sapphire. sffajj. 
 
 Sappy, ^rr^r, g^af. 
 
 A Sarcasm. ff*fi ^Sf , <TRT, faff °fr , 
 
 £far. See Taunt. 
 Sarcastic, Sarcastically. xTRrCvTI", 
 
 rrcrrcfc 
 
 Sarcocalla. irjor. 
 A Sash. %f?f *f<r , g^sf r , ^rft, ^rscr . 
 Satan, Satanic. See Devil, Devi- 
 lish. 
 A Satchel. *3$ftft t qtfHt 
 To Sate, Satiate. hit, 5Cvsf°T- 
 Sated. rg . fefqfrT. 
 To be Sated. ?T<FJ, ffC^'J, 5TC 
 
 Satiety, fs, ^3[, frfrfa. 
 Satin. arfcTSHT. 
 Satirical. See Sarcastic. 
 Satisfaction. *pft, qf*^, dlT, 
 
 Satisfied, n^t, ff^tr, ^P5). 
 
 To Satisfy. JCHsf}, &c. 3^*1, ^r- 
 
 To Saturate. *K°T, £r?°T. 
 Saturday. SJf?^", ?>fa$^C- 
 The planet Saturn. STH^C 
 Savage. ifast. See Cruel. 
 20 
 
SCA 
 
 154 
 
 SCA 
 
 Sauce, ^fcrift. See Seasoning. 
 A Saucepan. m^€\ t 3\ CT *J, «K^ji|, 
 
 A Saucer, ftltft, fr^FTft. 
 Sauciness. ^r^Ffr^t, JR^IC, ^- 
 
 S3 J S3 T s» 
 
 c3"fC- *S^e Insolence. 
 Saucy. JT^rf , J?^r, ^%. See 
 
 Insolent. 
 To Save (preserve), st^i^oj, <TK- 
 
 To Save (% by). fte-T^ TO- 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 To Save (hinder from being spent). 
 ^Tfor, nqfr, &c. 3rr°r. 
 
 ss * ' ss 
 
 To be Saved (preserved). <f^vT, 
 A Saving. tfcfif , ftOTvT, 3W, ^T, 
 
 Saving (frugal q. v.). flqrf?; or 
 with Saving or economy, jjqrf- 
 
 s<fr, ^euc^fr. 
 A Saviour. ^r?°rfre:, snrrref 
 
 /See Preserver. 
 To Saunter, gffq. /See To Wan- 
 
 >a ss 
 
 der. 
 Savour. mR", ^Sffi, STCS. *See 
 
 Taste. 
 Savoury. #*rY, ^ffrf^f, t^Sffit, 
 
 ^GffirC<TT. 'See Tasteful. 
 A Saw. 3TO?, vsTfRT ; a sawyer's 
 
 saw, gr£. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Saw. ^T 
 Sawdust. ^Q. 
 A Sawyer. =^rr. 
 Sawyer's hire. ^U^. 
 
 To Say. ^07 ijr?f r^T, wm t *■- 
 
 " S3 ' S3 ' S3 ' 
 
 if vi f (repeat as prayers, a lesson, 
 
 SfC.) <rar?°{. 
 A Saying, ^ffoft. 'See Proverb. 
 A Scab. ^f\ t i$t$ m 
 
 A Scabbard, f^g, fa^IR". 
 
 ' S3 
 
 The mounting at the bottom of a 
 Scabbard. rff -TT^ ; at the top, 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 A Scaffold, Scaffolding. ttrsft, 
 
 To Scald. Q\lo\. 
 
 Scaldhead (the disease), ijfsr. 
 
 Scaldheaded. ifsjl". 
 
 The Scale of a balance. <T\?. 
 
 S9S3 
 
 A pair of Scales (a balance), ^r- 
 
 fsfjjt, ?rrrr^t, zfaix, (smo//) 37. 
 
 The Scale of a fish. fsJ5T^. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Scale (act. peel off), fls^oj. 
 Scaled, Scaly. f53p?f, ij^tr. 
 Scammony. JTifflsfr. 
 To Scan (scrufimze). Wfl !, 5JT- 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Scandal, ^nft, ftlW. 
 Scandalous. f^Kf. 
 Scantiness. *fru?, ^rrTf#t. 
 Scanty, Scantity. srfsf , #&, qjfaf . 
 
 «See Deficient. 
 A Scar. fw£f , sffJT. 
 
 ' S3 
 
 Scarce (rare q. v.). ffftsTf, ajT- 
 
 Scarcely, (as regards time), ajsrf, 
 (wifft difficulty) Jjtfr, T%, TO- 
 
 A Scarcity. 3?r*T?, ^ft^r?, 3TTO- 
 
 A Scarf, ^jsft, ^r^. 
 A Scarification, fij, ^fevit, 7^. 
 To Scarify. T^T, s?*T &c. f opr. 
 Scarlet, ^r?r. 
 
 S3 
 
 Scatheless. ^fsfBTRt. 
 
 To Scatter, mw f%3TC ,I T, m%K*1 t 
 
 ♦ S3 ' ^ « ^ S3 ' « >3' 
 
 f%^Tr^, fM§TS<J, (and lose) ffc- 
 
 sjl ^ S3 
 
SCO 
 
 155 
 
 SCO 
 
 To Scatter about, ? |T°r ftrq. 
 Scattered. OTrOTr, J °7Tf °ff , rT^C 
 To be Scattered, j%feT°r, m&yj, 
 
 ' S3 ' ♦ S3 
 
 A Scavenger, ^ftf, W^o^fg^. 
 Scent. 4lT, J?, f r^T, *TT, q-JT3T. 
 To Scent ( perfume). $[% &c. fe- 
 
 ^ *F^}- ^ To s mell. 
 To search for by Scent. ^W\. 
 Scented. yjTfrff, ^TORT. 
 Scentless, ^f r#, ^r*fr. 
 A Sceptic. See Skeptic. 
 A Schedule. *TRW. See List. 
 A Scheme. Z[W. See Contrivance. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Schism. I^r* 
 
 SV S3 
 
 A Scholar. OTTRt, 3rrf*F2T, fa?|, 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 A School. Wrfm, JT^JHT. 
 
 S3 S3 7 S3 
 
 A School-fellow. ?pTf JTf£. 
 A Schoolmaster. S^r?*, 3T5ff, 3TT- 
 5JT, 3TR3T, 7f$f. 
 
 7 S3S3 ' S3 
 
 Science, f&t, f^TT, fr?rr. 
 Scientific. r?£t, C^TTffr, f?«IffSr. 
 A pair of Scissors, fpsft, SfTrlT. 
 To Scoff. RSq, f^T^r, &c. ^oj. 
 A Scoff, Scoffing. fjT^r, R3T. 
 A Scoffer. RSJ, frsWf^. 
 A Scold. otflT^", ^P3\ 
 
 To Scold, stwr, w:*i. PrTf^r. 
 
 S3 ' OS S3 / V S3 
 
 A Scolding. sjfiT, ffJ". 
 
 To Scoop. #ir°T. 
 
 Scope. See Meaning, Room. 
 
 A Scorch. c*?H f a^irr. 3KT*. 
 
 " Os ' ♦ 
 
 To Scorch (act.). 5TCWrj, STftf- 
 °T, 3TU5°r, ^tfCT, 5TO°T, srf q. 
 
 ^ ' * S3 » Os S3 7 Os S3' o^ S3 
 
 To Scorch (neu.). STfTOSftj, p^r, 
 
 fJ5[q. 
 A Score (twenty). qFfvjt, #t. £ee 
 
 Line. 
 To Score with a line. &\%; 372"°J. 
 To Score out (cancel). 3IT°T. 
 
 Scorn, Scorning. gfar, farr^, 
 ?|3Trd. See Contempt. 
 
 To Scorn. frorc 4rc. srtoj, ftr- 
 
 &*&$. See To Spurn. 
 The Sign Scorpio. ffRErtar. 
 A Scorpion, fa*J, ir#, (small) WT- 
 
 7 S3 
 
 The game Scotch-hop. $\fr f ^sft, 
 A Scoundrel, ?rfr,s^r, $nft. See 
 
 S3 7 S3 S3 7 
 
 Rascal. 
 To Scour. JT^q, ^rsroj. 
 
 S3 » S3 
 
 A Scourge, ^fjf, OT^ft. 
 
 To Scourge. ^"iff^r, &c. l?' o r« J T- 
 
 S3 
 
 A Scout, ^ift, 5rr*m. 
 
 ^ OsJ 
 
 A Scowl. sfv?, ffh3", g^. #ee Frown. 
 
 To Scowl. ^fe, &c. Trc°r-^r5°r. 
 
 Os^» ' ^ S3 S» 
 
 tfee To Frown. 
 To Scramble for any thing. 5T-9" 
 
 To Scramble up. g^fjff *ft f «T 
 
 A Scrap. ^C, rfoMf, JpB, 
 <"#, (of paper) ^ zjfif. See Piece, 
 Morsel. 
 
 To Scrape. ^\j^ t ^vfq. 
 
 To Scrape up. ?|3" ^?oj. 
 
 A Scrape (difficulty q. v.), *U*3, 
 J?J. £ee Perplexity. 
 
 A Scraper. qpfr, (for scrapmg up 
 grass) t?r, *g?r. 
 
 Scrapings. 3lfv3". 
 
 Scraps. ^FlW^t. 
 
 A Scratch, ^f s?, =€tr, 5"§?r f 3f- 
 ff t #f|r. See Scratching. 
 
 To Scratch (for itching-), ^irq, 
 (lacerate) *:£;?&[, (with the nails) 
 =t?s?q-, srfsq, ^t? 7 !, ^"f?3- 
 
 - \J' S3S3 * S3 ' * S3 ' v3 • s» 
 
 To Scratch out (erase), igz 5^1- 
 
 > r s3 * s» 
 
SEA 
 
 156 
 
 SEC 
 
 Scratching (for itching-). ^^^F^T, 
 (and clawing) sftfj ^ij t ^g. 
 See A Scratch. 
 
 To Scrawl in writing. ^if^T. 
 
 A Scream, Screech. ^r^ t r,^fe",«rif, 
 
 *stMt, sto, ^, *tr, Or, dsrc". 
 
 To Scream, Screech, ^q, THT^, 
 
 srrarrr°r.3r^°r, srw:°r, w, &c. 
 
 \s ' Sv \0' Ov S3 ' 7 
 
 S3 
 
 A Screecher. ^rfo^, ^sSqt^feTC, 
 
 A Screen. qv?fr, T^fj". 
 
 To Screen, g-^°T. £ee To Protest. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Screw. cN". 
 
 To Scribble. \?v?<J. 
 
 A Scroll. .See Roll. 
 
 To Scrub. *TR-ar, T^^T, JR !. 
 
 \s ' s» » ss 
 
 A Scrub for scrubbing with. Jj% t 
 A Scruple. "5J^. See Doubt. 
 
 Scrupulous. F^^Tf^fr, srarrJr. 
 
 To Scrutinize. 5TR °T , WS*T, ^TWTr- 
 
 ss ' ss 7 
 
 m, *rr3rra°r. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Scrutiny. 5fr^, #?T, ^TifTO. 
 A Scuffle. p^r^JTfy. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Sculk away. fe^oj, TOr?^, 
 OTfartfT 37 W See To Hide. 
 
 The Scull. See Skull. 
 
 Scum. s?ft. £ee Foam. 
 
 The foul Scum formed on standing 
 water. og, sff, ^Kf, %^, 
 
 Scurf, fqfr. 
 
 Scurfy. IPETCf, ftf^. 
 Scurrilous. ^T^t°fr. #ee Abusive. 
 The Sea. *WS, sf^Tre, *T?^. 
 
 SSS^' ' 
 
 Of the Sea. tfWfr, Sqfft, ^C'ft. 
 A Seal (stamp). JTf*?; affixed in 
 sealing up goods, &c. 5^1 ; tf\?. 
 To Seal. iff*- f ojrj. 
 
 To Seal up. 3*qoT. JR&r. 
 Sealing wax. «T3"/. 
 A Seam. %sff. 
 A Searce. !fc r ^ir. 
 
 SS 
 
 To Searce. *5\vjvT. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Search, Searching. ifr^J", TTl&f , 
 
 w, to, qwr, t^W, q?r- 
 
 To Search (ac«.). qfr?f^T. 
 
 To Search for. ifr^ !, ^R ?,^- 
 
 -J ' SS ' Gs 
 
 SO 
 
 To Search into (investigate q. v.). 
 
 SO ' S3 
 
 To Search out. jf^, &c. m%vr. 
 A Searcher, afr^ST, aftsT, qtCr. 
 A Season. jfc, *f$m, zfe, <XE- 
 
 ss ' ss ' ss ' s> 
 
 At the proper Season. JfcTrCvTi". 
 Produced out of Season. 37JT3T- 
 
 SS S3 
 
 c^r, 37JT<fr. 
 
 7 SS ss 
 
 To Season {food). qB[&[, &c. fe- 
 
 ss 
 
 Seasonable, Seasonably. Jjf s?ri"^T, 
 ^r?3f ^mi^r. See Opportune. 
 
 A Seasoning. JTfl/W, (eaten with 
 nee or bread) ffs, vflOT, tN"<T, 
 (put into food in cooking) ZtiT, 
 
 m. 
 
 To Seat. fq"fR°T. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Secede. snr-fT r? ft" f^ 3 ?^. 
 To Seclude. 'sflT TOT. 
 
 S3 
 
 Second (ad/.). JW, Mr. 
 The Second day of the lunar fort- 
 night, ft^f. 
 A Second of time. <??*, sHT. See 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Moment. 
 A Second time, facr, fffPO 
 To Second, qfir *?;<$. 
 
SED 
 
 157 
 
 SEL 
 
 Seconding, ^rsrct 
 
 Secrecy. JTSTfC. 
 
 A Secret, "gg, % 5fr, f^, sf*, 
 
 Secret, Secretly. 3T^t, TTflT, 3T3Tr- 
 
 The knower of one's Secrets, JT^ft, 
 
 A Secretary. JT^^ft. 
 
 To Secrete. freR-f^oy, f ^IfW, S- 
 
 A Sect, tprr, snft, jg, qg- , w , 
 
 A Section (division q. v.). qV, 
 
 Secular. TOlft- 
 
 Secure, Securely . tf r?r , f sft€r , J- 
 
 To Secure. ^IW, &c. ^ar. 
 Security (safety). flfaTS, f*farr?, 
 
 Security (pledge). . STrfafa", vsTrfa- 
 
 A Sedan. frst, Sift, ^e Palan- 
 quin. 
 
 Sedate, sflfr, frrfr, ?m, ti^> 
 
 Sedateness. ?TWS ?TCT€. ^e 
 Staidness. 
 
 Sediment (dregs), fart, TO". 
 
 The Sediment or deposit from the 
 river. 41", v3". 
 
 Sedition. 7r5rr<r, ffrftHT, ^5, 
 
 To excite Sedition. qFrSTPT, &c. Jf- 
 
 Seditious. q75Trft, ?JS5?t, fqFTrT^Y. 
 To Seduce. VSffof, *J3K<T, ^PT, 
 
 A Seducer, ^r^, Wt. See En- 
 ticer. 
 
 Seducement, Seduction. qrfiT, *:V 
 
 W. See Wheedling. 
 Sedulous, Sedulously. STPTITfr. 
 
 See Diligent. 
 To See (perceive). f^flOT. q"^cnr. 
 To See (direct the sight). ftreKOT. 
 Seed, fbr, ff?ajr. 
 For Seed, kept for Seed. Mi, Tf - 
 
 wrest. 
 
 Seedless, ^ffwr. 
 
 Seedy. qPTfalfr, %%d, ffFsTf??r, 
 
 f«ft. 
 Seeing (sub.). fj#oT. See Sight. 
 To Seek. jffSor srq, ^ST. See 
 
 To Search for. 
 To Seem, be Seen. fervor, <tf- 
 
 ss / ^o 
 
 Seeming (sub.), fjfaoff. £ee Ap- 
 pearance. 
 
 Seemingly, fjm q, f3"i%faT3T. 
 
 Seemliness. src^ft, %%. 
 
 Seemly, (comely) fjf^ofr, (becom- 
 ing q. v.) ?3T§rf , f?TFflr, <rer- 
 cir. 
 
 A Seesaw, Seesawing. spTfsTfl", 
 
 Sf^5TS. 
 To Seeth, (act.). f6§TfC°T. See 
 
 To Boil. 
 To Seeth (new.). fa§W. See To 
 
 Boil. 
 To Seize. 5TS% qyor. 
 A Seizing, Seizure. ITS, %zf. 
 Seldom. Sfiff-#f! -^TjnB 3»3T% or 
 
 To Select. ^?^, ^J, (fi x upon, 
 
 mark off) qr^oj, ^Raj. 
 Selection. ^[J. 
 Self. qr°7,nte, qrfr. 
 Self-conceit. izfe. 
 
SEN 
 
 158 
 
 SER 
 
 Self-denial. Rrd, ^TSW. 
 Self-denying. fsF^rfc^T, ^^ 
 
 Self-dependence. ^r^JTU?- 
 
 Self-dependent. qT°TiT<t. 
 
 A Selfish person. OTTO, ?r°T- 
 
 Selfishness. TFTQTrf. 
 
 Self-same. ^fl"?^. See Same. 
 
 To Sell (act.). frfo°TaT. 
 
 To Sell, or be Sold. farm. 
 
 A Seller, ftfo-fce. 
 
 A Semblance. fsTlfSTC. 
 
 Semen virile. qr§/. S^,ffj/- 
 
 To Send. jfrfos^J, JJwPJ, T^J. 
 
 To Send for. ^srf «T #3TC°r, S- 
 
 Senile, ^fofr, ^T?fr, 7W, <rcf- 
 
 sf r, f <T^f°fr, f ust?%. 
 
 Senility. See Old age. 
 Senior. 3fr, T3i- 
 Seniority. ^3TC. 
 Senna. *TCT, Wffflmi . 
 Sensation, Sense. *q"R\ hF^T. 
 Sense {intellect), srf JJ, 5JW, fr- 
 
 Jirr^r. #ee Understanding. 
 
 Senseless. ^t^T, ^T%, ttf P«T, JJTT. 
 /See Unmeaning. 
 
 Senselessness, ffraf. See Insen- 
 sibility, Folly. 
 
 The Senses. fwr f >f. 
 
 To come to one's Senses, qff^r ^T- 
 ^°7. $ee To Recover. . 
 
 Sensible ( having consciousness ). 
 
 e%5, frsrrcfr, %^rc%, g^rr^r, 
 
 (wise q. v.) 3Tlt, WPW, tiffifW, 
 
 frF^^rc^t, ftTrr^r, f sit, *vrfi? 
 
 Sensitive. 3T 3?fr. £ee Tender. 
 Sensual, a Sensualist. 5Tt?<ft, iw- 
 
 A Sentence (paragraph.), qr^nT, 
 
 A judicial Sentence. §f ^T, qFT?3T. 
 To Sentence, tf *H # ?^JT fe*?oT. 
 
 -OSS sj • sj * 
 
 Sentient. tfee Sensible. 
 
 Sentimental. sTflT-JT^ l?3f , *Trer?%. 
 
 A Sentinel, Sentry. 31T?Tf, <fisFt- 
 3T5", TCU, T^STC\ See Watch- 
 man. 
 
 To Separate (act.). «TPC # c « sftot, 
 
 To Separate (neu). frffS<T, '^IT, 
 Separate, Separately. fcTPC, ^r, 
 
 3T5T3T, sjfcrfr, f^rfr, ^f^rr^^T, 
 
 Separation. 5TCIf , SHfRSTf, ^fo- 
 Kli, (from a loved object) fa- 
 
 fcw, rVifrfr. qfrsrMT, fqru*". 
 
 S3 7 7 ' \» 
 
 Septangular, ^TJ"fc 
 September-October. 3?*?T. 
 Septuple. tf j^T- 
 A Sepulchre. See Tomb. 
 The Sequel. qRT *ff#T. ^e Con- 
 clusion. 
 To Sequester, Sequestrate. 313^ 
 
 A Seraglio, #ee Harem. 
 Serene. ^K?t$T, flT3>fr, SlUf. 
 Sereneness, Serenity. £?r, srfcr, 
 
 A Series. Tm, ^?f RT, ^ffr, flftr. 
 
 $ee Row. 
 Serious, Seriously. jfrfr, ?TCr 
 Seriousness. iTITfC, TTWt* 
 A Serpent. m t ^JT. See Snake. 
 A Serpent-charmer. ^t*Tf, ITl^t. 
 Serpentine (winding). 3K[Kt f W- 
 
 Serrated. sfas", i%if!$i. 
 
SET 
 
 159 
 
 SEV 
 
 A Servant. ^TRT^", ^Hfr^", ff^T, 
 
 f^^tirr^", qr%, tots", zr#s#. 
 
 A Servant-maid. qNfft, ^Rtfr, 
 
 Servants. STTT^f. 
 To Serve. =frfaft &c - *T°F, %*°T. 
 To Serve out. See To Distribute. 
 Service. Jrffaft, ^rHpft, M^W, 
 
 Serviceable. ^TJTrcJr^lUC^f. See 
 Profitable, Useful. 
 
 Servile. jfr^l°Tf. 
 
 A grain of Sesame. j%^; its plural, 
 frHT, is the generic name for the 
 grain. 
 
 To Set (place , lay). XWT, WT, 
 (fix, plant q. v.), fofJT'T. 
 
 To Set (a m^or, <^c). 73TC°T. 
 
 To Set a going (commence work- 
 ing), sfrzror. 
 
 To Set on (as in the chase), wot. 
 
 To Set out or off. RfoT&T, ^3Rt 
 
 To Set up (erect). T^IVT, *$ff 
 
 To Set (as the sun). c*f 07, 3?^. 
 
 To Set jewels. 5T\JT. 
 
 Set with jewels. ^STST, 5TJ%?r. 
 
 A Set (batch), ^rpr. 
 
 The Setting jewels, nfoft, SffefcT. 
 
 Settings of jewels. ^\3T^", Sffetf. 
 
 To Settle (determine, establish). 
 
 *?Ur?T, faflTor. 
 To Settle (as water). sfffsTar, 
 
 \S ' NO ' V3 
 
 To Settle an account, &c. f^nr !". 
 To Settle down, (become fixed after 
 
 fluctuation). flfoj, fa^oT. £ee 
 To become Quiet. 
 To be Settled (adjusted), faf^ar 
 
 VS'\9 O ' SS ' \SSS 
 
 A Settled custom, or continuous 
 
 engagement. ^ 3J , S 3T , fe J. 
 A Settlement, Settling. N?TO,f¥- 
 
 (of price) W^frT- 
 
 Seven. ^T^. 
 
 Name of the number Seven, rj^f. 
 
 Seven ( per certf). ^rfcrfr. 
 
 And or with Seven (prefixed to 
 hundreds, tyc). $#, 3*?frrr. 
 
 Sevenfold (adj.). flcfqr. 
 
 The Sevenfold. ^tf°T 
 
 Seventeen, ^ENff. 
 
 Seventeenth. 53^ift. 
 
 Seventh, fljf. 
 
 The Seventh day of the lunar fort- 
 night. flK?. 
 
 Seventieth. ^rT^f. 
 
 Seventy. ^Trfft- 
 
 Seventy-one. CT^f^lT. 
 
 Seventy-two. 'ST^Ir. 
 
 Seventy- three. -T^rjf^*.' 
 
 Seventy-four. ^Tfrrfc 
 
 Seventy-five. ^frffc 
 
 Seventy-six. ^riTTfr. 
 
 Seventy-seven. ^rf^lT. 
 
 Seventy-eight. ^ar^fr. 
 
 Seventy-nine. S°TR?t. 
 
 To Sever. qrc ^°T. See To 
 
 s» 
 
 Separate. 
 Several (many). %fplu. ^f^Uplu. 
 
 sjqr plu. See Distinct, Single. 
 Severally . «TK «T.T, flfoST Ff far^T. 
 Severe. $l£r, ^Wf, 5T^f, ^2TC- 
 Severity. 3T2T?, TO^C, SH^, 
 
SHA 
 
 160 
 
 SHA 
 
 To Sew. fs^ !- 
 
 Sewing (sub), fafspft, %fl", %*rfr; 
 various kinds of Sewing, rrct, 
 
 #r, wft, ^^^\ 1 ^fefr, «ftf&%, 
 
 Charge for Sewing, fef r°ft. 
 Sex (gender). faSTRr. 
 Sextuple. U|ofr. 
 Shabby, ^r^ See Old, Mean. 
 To Shackle a beast. Z\T*l t 7PT°T 
 
 Shackles for shacking beasts, &c. 
 
 far*TC, TC, ST^tC See Fet- 
 ters. 
 
 The Shade. fsfa, sf, <Trir, 3?T#. 
 See Shadow. 
 
 A Shade for lamps. q7R"*T. 
 
 To Shade, g^q, *5\1 &c. ^&T. 
 
 Shadiness. uitarr?, sJif^lf • 
 
 A Shadow, qflfr, 3?f, <mrf*Tr, Tr- 
 tp?f, Tr3W, <f 3 ?T. See Shade. 
 
 Shady. tslCC, int^f-lfr. 
 
 A Shaft of wood, &c. tfU?; 
 
 Shag (woolly hair). m[. 
 
 Shaggy, ffa^ - . 
 
 Shagreen. ^Ttj^?^. 
 
 To Shake (actj. ^oj, sffftj, W- 
 <W, 'ST^iTC'J ; or pull about 
 with force, wn?°T, ^rf^tsror, 
 aft^T^T^T, (water) #^tt. 
 
 To Shake (new.). 553*7, *F&J, 9T- 
 
 ^^°T, 33>°7, ^7, ( as the ground 
 
 in an earthquake) *T3"aj. See 
 
 To Tremble. 
 A Shake, Shaking. ^Trff, qtfr, #? , 
 
 *F?=kt, ^°Tt. See Trembling. 
 To be Shaky or loose. Sff^ar, 
 Shallow (as water), rri^f, ^rer, 
 
 mfgfr, («s a dish) rrnfesfr, trr- 
 
 faff. See Flat. 
 Shallowness. f\\mi f &'m\t. 
 A Sham. f%, 1717, fafer^, #trTr~J. 
 
 #ee Pretence. 
 To Sham. fjfer^T, *7*7fC°J, f*Tfe- 
 
 The Shambles. OT^T. 
 
 Shame. ^, ^rqr, f ?rr, f ?Tr^, ^ , 
 
 *K$ » ^, ^^ WJ- 
 To Shame. ^|rrs;oj, WrC°J, ^ 
 
 rear. 
 
 To feel Shame, arSR, ^f^T5T°r. 57- 
 Shameful, Shamefully. 575frrr, &~ 
 Shameless, Shamefaced. ^5577,^*77 
 
 -^rj, %^3fr, f^r, WW, ^rfr. 
 
 Shamelessness. ^3ffC, tf*fff, f*f- 
 
 A Shammer. JpTt, faftcrt^, ^far^T. 
 To Sharr.poo. JRaj, ifte T?W. 
 Shape. ffa, **, g, \^ f V, 
 
 arrw7C. 
 
 To Shape. qivj. See To Form. 
 Shapeless. Iff5?r, $2%, ^??r. f- 
 
 ?%. 
 
 Shapelessness. ^^r^rc, f^N?. 
 Shapely, well-Shaped. fiBTf/ff, 
 
 A Share. W#7, q^7, fc#, tftsTCT, 
 
 i?mt, ?rzt, fr£, facf#, *>, ^ 
 
 The Share of a plough, qrr^". 
 To Share (distribute q. v.). fqT7- 
 
 f°j, #§pf , Ff tlgr. 
 
 To Share (participate), JTf#f &c. 
 
 3**7, w^fr, &c. |aroj. 
 
 A Sharer. 7^^^, ff%*f^, ff%- 
 wf , Uf^f, ff Sri". See Partner. 
 
SHE 
 
 161 
 
 SHI 
 
 A half Sharer. aftjfalfqrm. 
 
 In or by Shares. ff tfrc?r, ff %0, 
 
 w^rc^r, *wd, wc*t, ^rr^tsT, 
 
 A Shark. sfor°T. 
 Sharp, Sharply. {%#, <TST. 
 Sharp-witted. ^RT, *prr<J. 
 To Sharpen, faitt ^J, ^rf^T. 
 
 3jW, SsTWT 3RJ. 
 
 Sharpness. 
 To Shatter. 
 
 To Shave. 
 
 To Shave the privities 
 
 A Shaveling, one with head shaven. 
 
 frff, ^ff. 
 
 Shaving {sub.). f\5TRT, #THr?T. 
 A Shawl. ^Ip? ; a double shawl, 
 
 prrst 
 
 She. ff3T, fa?, ?\ |; indicating or 
 distinguishing, ^ST, Sfl". 
 
 A Sheaf. ^, Jjvfr, 5K?. 
 
 To Shear. 3rF?jT°T. 
 
 A pair of Shears. 3T?rft, (/or cwf- 
 ^ betlenut) e^Tfr. 
 
 A Sheath. fefT. See Scabbard. 
 
 To Sheath, sfaor. 
 
 To Shed. See To Spill, Drop. 
 
 To Shed tears, tftvg'fr, &c. ?1TS°T, 
 
 <S\ SJ 
 
 A Shed. JR|, s=Tr, mw. 
 
 A Sheep, fcg" ; a species of sheep 
 
 with fat tail, tf^f. 
 Of a Sheep. ^Tf. 
 Sheer. ^ff, frfr, fMrrfr. See 
 
 Mere. 
 A Sheet (cloth). ^[^. 
 A Sheet of paper. l^L 
 A Shelf. g*5£t, qi) f ^37 ; a kind 
 
 of hanging shelf, 1%3\T 
 
 The Shell of an egg, nut, &c. l$& f 
 
 drrqr, fe^r. 
 The Shell of the seed of siliquous 
 
 plants. qrO- 
 A Sea-Shell or species of such 
 
 *#, f3T, ^Hmff. See Conch, 
 
 Oyster. 
 To Shell (take out of the shell) . 
 
 ss 
 
 Shelter. 3T5fr, 3T\?, afjS, *TfiW f 
 afr^r, g*^T. See Protection. 
 
 Shelving. c?r\?*rr. #ee Sloping. 
 
 A Shepherd, ^2TC, ?T^\ 
 
 Sherbet. 5R%, 
 
 A Sherd. See Potsherd. 
 
 To Shield, ^q. See To Protect. 
 
 A Shield, grsr, ftm", &£r, 
 
 A Shift (expedient, q. v.). q§T, 
 TOT. ^TIT. 
 
 N3 ' S5 
 
 A woman's Shift. qw } srfTO". 
 To Shift ( ac£. change, q. v.). 
 
 Jf£oj. See To Veer. 
 The Shin. ;f*"*T v^t *PCt. 
 To Shine. 5T?3r°r, f^K°T, fa*&- 
 
 Shine, Shining, far^T, 5T?^T. See 
 
 Brightness. 
 Shining, Shiny, fafc^ofr, f^fj^ofr. 
 A Ship. JJfaTJ, SffFf. 
 Of a Ship, srir^t. 
 To Shirk. JT^rf°T, ^lf*T. See To 
 
 Evade. 
 A Shirker. jfnr^", JTHI^. See 
 
 Evader. 
 Shirking (sub.), JJtlt, ^Tra - . See 
 
 Evasion. 
 
 A Shirt, qferrq, ^rcir, srrw. 
 
 To Shiver (tremble q. v.). vJ^^T, 
 qTTSTq, *JS37°T, ?S*°T. See To 
 Shatter. 
 
 21 
 
SHO 
 
 162 
 
 SHK 
 
 A Shivering. 3R7°f), T^r, "77^- 
 
 A Shoal (bank), ft?^f°r, 1^, <£• 
 Shoal (adj.). t[W. See Shallow. 
 A Shock. TC . 
 A Shoe, qrcf^, wfaft, (ota) ff?- 
 
 rT^", (wooden) ^rf&vft. 
 A pair of Shoes. IjffiT, sjpfs^r, ^r#f. 
 A horse-Shoe. ^T?r. 
 
 ss 
 
 To beat with a Shoe. ^r-lfrfa- 
 
 f r &c. f °T^J. 
 To Shoe (a Wse). ^r^ *fa°T. 
 The Shoeing horses. ^Trs^t. 
 A Shoe-maker, jtNt, #<ft, %iW- 
 
 J r tr. 
 Of a Shoe-maker. JflriWf, jfr^TF- 
 
 A seller of Shoes. 3pTC. 
 
 To Shoot, (discharge) % om, #- 
 
 To Shoot up (as plants). SiFJ, 
 
 W^, W^' See To s P rin g U P- 
 To Shoot out (as leaves or fo- 
 liage). aM&r, W^FT- 
 
 O / ss ' (is S3 
 
 A Shoot (sprout q. v.). jffe, ^37- 
 
 A Shop, %i\, f£,f3TR. 
 Of a Shop. iT^r, f^^r. 
 A Shop-board, or platform for 
 
 goods, fqst, f^frf. 
 To open a Shop. f? q£&r-37S;^. 
 To close a Shop. ? 27 q^or-flj-f- 
 
 1 S3 <K S3 
 
 or-q^-fcqf-^^T. 
 
 S3 ^ S3 S3 
 
 A general shutting of Shops. ?£- 
 
 sTf"^. 
 A Shopkeeper. fzrqrff, S^FST, 
 
 ^r?, i" stfstc, f^rr^, tore. 
 
 The Shore. 37J, Sfcift, f^RT, *TTC, 
 
 e^r, *?r, St^". 
 
 Short. (in size) ^fff, ^rst, (t» 
 
 height only) JRfafr, Mfeff, (de- 
 ficient) ?3T*fr, ttft, w, ^fsTfj 
 
 (in fime) sjrflV 
 A little Short or deficient. #3TfSt| 
 
 To fall Short. ^Joj. 
 
 A falling Short. SFmT, ^^T. See 
 
 Deficiency. 
 To Shorten. ^fSt-Sffc &e. ^^, 
 
 Shortly. wFll' *?f , qWrCf- ^«« 
 Soon. 
 
 Shortness, (in size) ^27C f STRSTf, 
 (in time) sfrf^srf" . $ee Defici- 
 ency. 
 
 A Shot, or grain of Shot. infty 
 fefr. #ee Ball, Bullet. 
 
 Shot (the affix, as in bowshot, mu$- 
 ketshot). qq\ 
 
 S3 ^ 
 
 A Shove, frsfit, *l*i\ T« 
 To Shove. P^CT, *J5f °T. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 The Shoulder, ^fr. 
 
 S3 
 
 The Shoulder blade, qrfrr, l^f. 
 A Shout, Shouting. qp£t, %\f, 
 
 To Shout, qr^r, $c. «s*rjy, sraiqr, 
 
 ^"r^rr^r^T. #ee To Bawl. 
 
 S3 
 
 Show (false appearance). ^13, 
 
 A Show, rr^rar, *rr#, *t#. 
 
 To Show. ^K°T, qtfCT, ^r- 
 
 • ss 7 S3 ' 
 
 ^ S3 
 
 A Showman. v=Rr*W, vTi?r51>. 
 
 A Shower, sriftfr, ^£r, hz€f, 
 
 S3 'S3 
 
 To Shower (neu.). q^q. 
 
 Showy. I^rc^r, sfi?rc". 
 
 A Shred. 3TF?T^t, fas£, ^3"; in 
 
 shreds, 5?tvj ^ls#. 
 A Shrew, ^n?* 
 
SID 
 
 163 
 
 SIG 
 
 Shrewd. ^Rf, WHS. See Wise, 
 
 ' SS S3 
 
 Cunning. 
 Shrewdness. ^TPTT, t?*73T£. 
 
 7 ss 
 
 A Shriek. qfrfar, ^ftf . See Scream. 
 
 Shrill, ^fr. 
 
 A Shrimp, if'wz. 
 
 A Shrine. 3"*rff , 5"JT|. 
 
 To Shrink, fraor gjoj, 
 
 ss ss ' \s 
 
 To Shrivel (neu.\ srfsT^q, JT^Tf- 
 
 A Shroff, sutpf, ^T^nr, 
 
 SS ' SS 
 
 A Shroud. ^TT !. 
 
 ss 
 
 A Shrub. «nit, ^fr, frft 
 
 To Shudder? 'VW* See To 
 
 ss 
 
 Tremble. 
 To Shun. TC-Wg ^fq". 
 To Shut (acf.). q-^q, tfa *T<T, 
 
 &¥ti¥$, ?K<3, TOCf s ?3> g[| ^> 
 ^q, |F^v?iT, iffeor. £«e To 
 
 <S\ ss > ss ' ss 
 
 Close. 
 To Shut (neu.). tr^T, 4frP^W, 
 
 * ' <t\ ss « ss ' 
 
 A Shutter (for a window). 3T^ 
 
 A Shuttle. ^#f. 
 
 Shy. £frtf, £TfJ,a:fT. 
 
 To Shy. R?*°T." See To Start. 
 
 Sick. =rr^r#r, arq^r,^#r, ^j?%, 
 
 To Sicken, get Sick. =TlWf, &c. 
 
 A Sickle. jiff, 3TJFT. 
 
 Sickly. JT^, ^TTSfPCt, ft?flr,^»TRft. 
 
 Sickness, ^r^rr, ^t^tto?, ^rc, 
 
 A Side, qr^r, qfar, (direction) <T- 
 qj-, qr^", fffll", fjfa. See- Party. 
 The Side of a boat, ^fff . 
 The near Side. affCr^". 
 
 The further, or opposite, Side. 
 On this Side. ff^ m% y ^ JTfic, 
 On that Side. gsj <?f%, |JT *TK , 
 
 ?rfc; <wfr, qft*r sfr. " 
 
 From all Sides, on all Sides. %- 
 
 Side (adj.). qrfftfr. 
 
 To Side (feato to a party). qrpEf 
 
 &c. EfiTq. £ee Partiality. 
 To Sidle. TRft? r f ^°f . 
 A Side-lock of hairs. =3%, 3T?5"Jr, 
 
 <*s ' SS ' 
 
 Sideways, on one's Side, to one 
 
 Side, qrtro, qratd". 
 
 A Siege. ^?r, t*Tf . 
 
 A Sieve. T'C^T,^?"^^', *P^T- 
 
 To Sift, ^FT°T, (c/ean % shaking 
 
 in a fan) f^q, sfqqq. 
 The act of Sifting, ©rfaqt. 
 The cost of Sifting. ©RFfT. 
 The Siftings. UFT, UPTT. 
 A Sigh, w ^rf , wff. 
 
 To Sigh. m% vhr, ^F^°I- 
 Sight, r^ftfr^mir, *m<, ftcrr. 
 
 A Sight (spectacle). sT^Tr^fr, T^T. 
 The Sight of a gun. *I%. 
 Payable at Sight (a bill). ?^=f1. 
 To be in Sight, fef^q. 
 
 Sightly. sT^ft, fjg°r fac^r. 
 
 A Sign. R^r^TP^N-f-T. See 
 
 Indication, Token. 
 To Sign (affix signature). %(\, &c. 
 
 ss ss 
 
 A Signal. C5uTr. ^e Sign. 
 
 To Signalize oneself. JT^rCJ, T- 
 
 A Signature. Sft, if^T ^WC plu. 
 A Signet. IT§T. 
 
SIM 
 
 164 
 
 SIN 
 
 Signification. Tff^Tr. See Meaning-. 
 To Signify {make known). sTPW- 
 C°T. See To Inform. 
 
 ss 
 
 It does not Signify. JTS ~$V$t ^fit- 
 Silence (sm6.). nrfar, f j/. SpT, 
 
 S3 7 SSSS SSSS ^ ^ 
 
 Silence (interjec). JTrfc, ^q, fa?, 
 
 To Silence. Tfrfs" TO^J. 
 Silent, Silently. q\i\m. 
 To be Silent. JTffs - P^^T^. 
 Silk, qj", ^"51"JT i some varieties of 
 
 SS 7 SS 7 
 
 silk stuffs are, irf3T^ rTf^C, 
 
 ^rrfr, #r%, 3?fac**r, jpfi*[ ,V 
 
 Silken. ^^nft. 
 
 The Sill of a door. WRfs". 
 
 Sillily. 5f^T. 
 
 Silliness. jftftS!?, Jff^ff". 
 
 Silly, jfrfbfr, tfrcf, aft**. See A 
 
 Fool. 
 Silver, ^ffr, ^""fr. 
 Of Silver, frqr. 
 Similar, faf^l", tf*Trfr, Pc^m^, 
 
 JP^,P?^lr, TO?. See Alike. 
 Similarity, Similitude. fsTtJTfif, ff «JT- 
 
 A Simile. ?qm&, ^TRT, fcsfcr. 
 Simple (uncompounded). fa'STfrT, I 
 
 f=T^r ? pT^rf^H. See Pure. 
 Simple (easy). *ffW. >See Easy, I 
 
 Plain. 
 Simple (artless). ifrfcfr, Sr^r ITT^T, j 
 
 ifrct, ^rr^rwr, *rr«r. #ee Art- ; 
 
 7 " Os 
 
 less, Guileless. 
 Simplicity. tfrfrsif, jfirrf. #ee 
 
 Artlessness. 
 Simply (merely q. v.). J^«!7f. 
 
 To Simulate. See To Pretend. 
 Simultaneous, Simultaneously. J^, 
 
 Sin. i^rr?, ir^rr, fir, qiq, ajfqr- 
 
 ss ss ' S3 SS ' • SJ ' SS ' 
 
 SS ' SS ' SS 
 
 To Sin. JRI"sT #c. ^q. 
 
 SS SS ' SS 
 
 Since (after, from the time that). 
 1g\ *T5>, ST^, 3 ?njT^; from such 
 time as, STjgyqr c-€f€r~Crat- 
 
 ^°ft-sf°T«Ft ; from that time, ^J- 
 
 f rare -rrar -Crat - ^rr-^rr ; 
 
 s» Os OS 
 
 since how long, «R"TfriT^ , -f [^F- 
 
 rr^f-f^fr-fPT^r. 
 
 os os t , 
 
 Since (because that). ^fg^K.See 
 
 On Account of. 
 Sincere. *f%, tf^r^, H^f , fafsnft, 
 
 ^T^t^, tf^rf^f. 'See Honest. 
 Sincerity. fl^f?, 0Wf£, fl^fd, 
 
 A Sinew. TO, ^iT- 
 Sinewy. ^fte*, ^r?T^r. 
 
 Sinful. s?frfr, jRret, wit, qrr^t," 
 
 fau^^t, «Tr^ • or sinfully, qr- 
 
 Wicked. 
 Sinfulness. qrqtq°Tf. See Sin. 
 To Sing. ?H?<J, («s a foVd) wr- 
 
 5T0f 4 
 
 SS 
 
 To Singe. erfsrfj, SWOT, ^T, 
 
 OS S5 ' (^ SS 
 
 To be Singed. ^f^TSfJ, ^Itfsf^F. 
 A Singer. J[\i^, m?°r, 3faT^f, 
 
 Single, Singly, (so/e, alone). f^r, 
 
 fcSt, f?fr, iP^ff, ^?fr, sr^r, 
 
 q"«FT. See One, Alone. 
 Single (no* double). sNr°TT, ?3TZt. 
 The Single, iqrfcr, t^°Trr. 
 
 w Os ' Os 
 
 Singleness. Cf^r?, rf^ff, tf^- 
 
SIX 
 
 165 
 
 SKI 
 
 Singular. See Single, Unusual. 
 The Singular number, fe^pP^R, 
 
 A Sink. *iix\' 
 
 To Sink (neu.). *js?nT. See To 
 
 ' ' -U * S5 
 
 Decrease, be Lost. 
 To Sink (act.), fteoj. 
 To rise and Sink, as a drowning 
 
 person.* JTfar ?3"f^T. 
 
 Sinless. ^r?r, ^Rfcr. 
 
 A Sinner. |TClf)", flft, JHCJJT^", 
 Tffi, JT^rrff, 7T^i\. See Sinful. 
 
 7 Si 'S3 
 
 Sinuous, errm", qrrc^r. 
 
 A Sip. 5EpKT. 
 
 To Sip. h€F ht°j. 
 
 Sir. ^3", mr. 
 
 Sirup. ^r^T, =31%, TpcT. 
 
 A Sister, jjoj/. m y stf\ t %\$\. 
 
 Of a Sister. 5tf<TO". 
 
 Sisterhood (office of a sister). JT- 
 
 " J| fr, S^rrr. 
 
 Sister-in-law. (wife's sister) B[&[, 
 (husband's sister) fSr&FT, TTfcft, 
 (brothers wife) JTrsnf, *Tr*ft, 
 (husband's brothers wife) %n°Tt 
 
 To Sit. f^f o[ . on the heels, a?N 
 
 SJ 7 * 
 
 f^vJ f^ioj; cross-legged, q - ?^ JFTP- 
 5C$ ; on knees and heels, jffST 
 -Sfosi Jjsft fofj; down low, 5HFT 
 fafT ; resting on one thigh and 
 knees, ^r Offi ^K fa?°T. 
 
 • ss 
 
 Site. See Situation. 
 
 Sitting (sub.), frfsfr. 
 
 A Situation. W?, «T?Tf , fV« $ee 
 
 Place, Station. 
 Six. 3\ 
 
 The name of the number Six. f5^f. 
 Six (per cent). sJfrf^Cf. 
 Sixfold (adj.). U|off. 
 The Sixfold. itffSf. 
 
 Sixteen. tfflff. 
 
 Sixteenth. 5§rlf. 
 
 Sixth, ufr. 
 
 The Sixth day of a lunar fortnight. 
 
 sfs\ 
 Sixtieth. Ffsff. 
 Sixty, tffar. 
 
 Abouf Sixty, srrs^r. 
 
 Sixty-one. ^sffar. 
 
 Sixty -two. frffy. 
 
 Sixty-three, £ffa\ 
 
 Sixty-four. %?far. 
 
 Sixty-five. tfvsTffar. 
 
 Sixty-six. urffs". 
 
 Sixty-seven, ^KTCfs". 
 
 Sixty-eight. ^T^ffa". 
 
 Sixty-nine. ^oTfrffr. 
 
 Size. ^m, 3Tf?, ^wm • 
 
 A Skain, Skein. <#rcr. 
 
 A Skeleton. «f?\ ST. 
 
 A Skeptic. Spft", fatff , aPmrfT. 
 
 To Sketch. STJTR !, 3te°T. 
 
 \5 ' S3 
 
 A Skewer. 3Tft3". 
 
 A Skiff. £ft. 
 
 A Skilful person. *T|, ^rOT^, 
 
 S3 SJ ' S3 7 \5 7 S3 S3 7 S3 
 
 Of a Skilful person. *T3T°Tf, 3tKr- 
 Skilful, Skilfully, f fsrcrwt. 
 
 Skill, Skiifuiness. j^rr, ^rrd^ft 
 
 7 S3 7 
 
 I A Skillet, ^m. v^Z®. See Sauce- 
 
 S3 » -ssS 
 
 pan. 
 ', To Skim (ac/.). f§£t 5rr? °T. 
 
 \ / • S3 
 
 The Skin. 3^5r, gf^, ^nj, ff?^/. 
 
 An untanned Skin or hide. J5RT- 
 A cow's or buffalo's Skin tanned. 
 
SLA 
 
 166 
 
 SLI 
 
 A dealer in Skins. W^f?. 
 
 To Skin. ^^^T, ^ 5*rs g. 
 
 To Skip (new.). zrqoj. £ee To 
 Leap, Frisk. 
 
 To Skip over (in writing- or read- 
 ing). FHfi" ^°T, ^T. See To 
 Pass over. 
 
 A Skirt. sfafor, T^3\ T^FT. qiar. 
 See Border. 
 
 The Skull. 37rftd, Mm&. 
 
 The Sky. s>T, 87TWR, 3 Tr^[f . 
 
 Of the Sky, Sky-blue. " affOTsft. 
 
 A Sky rocket. fWfit 
 
 A Slab (stone). $&$[. 
 
 To Slabber, f*R ?f rCJ-JITS'T. 
 
 A Slabberer. RfJT^". 
 
 Slack, Slackly. fg"<t r 2TT. 
 
 To Slacken (act.), fgxr 3RT<T, 2T- 
 
 To Slacken (new.), ferq, gT p J. 
 Slackness. fgTTC, fgxrfa, gTff -f°T. 
 Slander. §?, c£t*T, cTTTR. 
 To Slander, erg- &c. &\?vr t RS°T. 
 A Slanderer. ^*T^\ c*t*T^\ ^Rt. 
 Slanderous. rPTTRh or slanderous- 
 
 On " 
 
 ly, 5ftar??r. 
 
 Slanting, Slantingly. STWGT, 53TS- 
 aft, |fr, 3 T[|iifr. See Sloping. 
 
 A Slap, snrrr, ^tjt, ^rqrr, *prc, 
 srcre r, ^?r, j^r. 
 
 The sound from a Slap. qrr^Tr, 7T- 
 
 ?*rrcr, qre^R", qrcsrrj. 
 
 To Slap, ^mz SfC. fojoj. 
 
 To Slash (act.). q|fte°J. 
 
 A Slate or board for writing on. 
 
 q£t, qr^flf. 
 
 A Slattern. 3TWt. #ee Sloven. 
 
 A Slave. fFti", afr^r, *p*rg, tr. 
 
 Of a Slave. J]T?3Tofr. 
 
 The offspring of a Slave. jff^fiY. 
 
 Slaver. RTjt. 
 
 Slavery. jnf^qr-q^-qq, 3 ffaJ'J, 
 
 Slaughter, ^R, *n&, *?rfr. 
 
 For Slaughter. ^RSf. 
 
 To Slaughter, (animals for food) 
 
 •Tff °T, ^TWr^T, cf^r $T<3 or ?- 
 iTIT'T' ; with a sword,. $rr$T 3T- 
 
 To be Slaughtered. 3TOT. 
 To Slay. TfKuj. ^To" Slaugh- 
 ter. 
 A Sledge-hammer. fTPT, ffff ^. 
 Sleek. ?r£r. 
 Sleekness. W^rC- 
 Sleep. RS, ^, 3T*T. 
 To Sleep or fall asleep. ^JTf^T. 
 To put to Sleep. OTCrc ?". 
 To talk in Sleep. gf^&'Jr. 
 A Sleeper. FiWf, Rf?C. 
 Sleepiness. 3^J(T. 
 Sleeplessly. ^tfW. 
 
 Sleeplessness. ^Rirr, ^Tr^f r?fr , 
 
 WIT. 
 Sleepy, Sleepily. RSffest, R?f*fr, 
 
 R?T?vff, R^rfr. 
 
 To be Sleepy. R?r?3FT, 
 
 A Sleeve, fir, STR^R. 
 
 Slight of hand. |^^ fru^T, ^~ 
 
 ^T, ^£. 
 Slender. tfFfr. 
 Slenderness. ^T^^TC. 
 A Slice of a fruit, &c. qTHT. 
 To Slide. frt°T. See To Slip. 
 Slight (inconsiderable). $}kT* 
 
 See Small, Slender. 
 To Slight. 3Tt 5f e^sr. 
 Slightly, Slight, (lightly). S^f- 
 
 fTO, *PTffef r. 
 
SLO 
 
 167 
 
 SMA 
 
 Slim, Slimness. See Slender, Slen- 
 
 derness. 
 Slime, ijg, fesR". See Mire. 
 
 Slimy. iprif r, fa^rCr, fafarrsr. 
 
 Sliness. t53Tf", ^\%. 
 
 A Sling for throwing. ^JJTf ?!", 
 
 To Sling {throw by a sling), ?ai- 
 
 The stone or pellet used with a 
 Sling. #iv?fr, 3pW. 
 
 To Slink. See To Sneak off, Mis- 
 carry. 
 
 To Slip (slide). fr^q, fr^ ; 
 down, fqr^. 
 
 To Slip, Slip away, (glide or pass 
 out, or away). f^W. 
 
 A Slip, of wood, &c. 'TTrfl^, TSt; 
 
 of cloth, &c. q£t, q£r. 
 
 A Slip (cutting let to grow). 3T- 
 
 A Slip, Slipping. frf%°ft, farftrt. 
 A pair of Slippers. "sf^T. See Shoe. 
 Slipperiness. fafOT?, Rr^°ft. 
 Slippery, Slippy. f^Tr%r°ff". 
 A Slippery place. fa^f^T. 
 Slipshod, q^rjqr. 
 To Slit (act.). ^°T. See To 
 Split. 
 
 a Slit. *far, *r, fafty, £*f ; 
 
 in clothes, ^RT. 
 To Slobber, fJTir *f rrj or JTOT. 
 A Slope. ^rvj, ^27, 53Tf , *RTRt. 
 To Slope (ac£.). &Rvj, ^Z\^. 
 To Slope (new.), ersoj, ^jot. 
 Sloping (adj.) ^rf %, S^f%, **r- 
 
 Sloping, Slopewise. See Oblique- 
 
 Sloppy. r^f^U^r. See Miry. 
 
 Sloth, Slothfulness. Bjrf^^f, *nf&* 
 
 sj, g^rrc, #fe«rjff-fz:qrr. -Sta 
 
 Laziness, Slugglishne3s. 
 
 Slothful. aTrfCSt, *Trfcflt, H*f, 
 Cfift, r^fofr, frf ; or Slothfuily, 
 3TrfrsrC#r, arrr^fffr. See Lazy. 
 
 To be Slothful. arrefl^T, ^Trf^"- 
 
 A Sloven, Slovenly. a?JIW, IR"- 
 
 *r<nf r, fereferfr. 
 
 Slovenliness. apT^riC , Tfc^f?, fe- 
 
 Slow, ferr, fgTTCflN #«« Dilatory. 
 To be Slow. fgrrCT, fg-groT. 
 
 Slowly, fgxr, ftff, frc, fW!", 
 
 Slowness. fg"^7fr, f2T. 
 
 To Slubber over hastily. ^fS^I. 
 
 See To Slur over. 
 A Sluggard, Sluggish, eifcfl See 
 
 Slothful. 
 Sluggishness. HJftT, ®fast. See 
 
 Sloth. 
 A Sluice. Jtfft 
 To Slumber. See To Sleep. 
 A Slur. aWr, ^fj 3W, fc*f. 
 
 See Blemish. 
 To cast a Slur, 5*fsf #c. ^r?oj. 
 To Slur over lightly. JRJTffjCr 
 
 SfiT^T. See To Slubber over. 
 A Slut. ajJT^l". See Sloven. 
 Sly. #^T,q7^r ; or Slily, ff^fff, 
 
 A Smack (crack). x%l&. 
 
 To Smack. ffeRTar «K7°T. 
 
 Small (in si*e). sfffT, arsT, ftfc* 
 
 Too Small, Smaller. JfiTF, ^'ifc- 
 
SMO 
 
 168 
 
 SNA 
 
 Very Small, sffg^r. 
 
 Smallness (in size). ^giff, &\3\- 
 % f (in amount) siiTIT. 
 
 The Small pox. ^oB[, JTIT, Ur^l", 
 fWft, fe*Kf; some kinds of 
 small pox or varieties in the 
 eruption are, %£t, qf*{£\ f sfeft 
 
 A spot or pustule in Small pox. 
 
 <fr°?r. 
 
 The freckle or pit left by Small 
 
 pox. fgsrfr. 
 
 Smallness. W2"fC, (*» amount) sjr- 
 To Smart. grc°r, WfJr°T. 
 
 S3 S3 ' S3 
 
 Smart (brisk), srffed, fa*tr, sT*jT- 
 
 v?, <rrar, <rre#r, ^riw*", ^w? ^- 
 
 S3 I S3 V J ' S3 "s ' S3 ' S3 
 
 ^^T. /See Active, Sharp. 
 A Smart, Smarting, qtfe^ff, TO- 
 
 ' ss 
 
 Smartness, STrf^r^"^ , graft, faw- 
 
 ?, ^r^r€t. 
 
 To Smash. IT-ft JTROT, jrf^ £- 
 r^rr-T5ff Tiff ^ *T3pr or p^*r. 
 
 S3 S3 S3 S3 
 
 To Smear, fljg'ar, c5"r?or. #ee To 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Besmear. 
 A Smearing of cowdung. ^fr^fl". 
 
 See Besmearing. 
 To Smell (act). f%^°T, sfaj. 
 To Smell (new.). ^TC, ^ few. 
 
 Smell. %r,ir,^w,^T,^^r,^rJT^. 
 
 To Smile. fl^, J7^°T, Trfff^. 
 
 S3 S3 ' S3 S3' * S3 
 
 A Smile, Smiling. JpF, WWW, TTp. 
 
 A Smiler, Smiling. 3tf«Mr. 
 
 To Smite. J?rc°T. #ee To Strike. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Smith. £ee Blacksmith, Gold- 
 smith, &.c. 
 
 Smitten (enamoured q. v.). JT^cfT^r. 
 
 Smoke, tfit. 
 
 To Smoke ( fill or affect with 
 smoke). t$$\zvr. 
 
 To Smoke (emit smoke). ^fic^F, 
 
 s ' Os si ' 
 
 Os S3 
 
 To Smoke (a pipe). f^F<J, Pr^q. 
 To be Smoked (affected by smoke). 
 
 A Smoker. ^r3T, ifor, S^r?, ft- 
 
 7 Os ' S3 » 
 
 S3 
 
 Smoky. Jfrd, fW. 
 
 Smooth. ^r ? 5*rff . 
 
 To Smooth, make Smooth. ?rtffs;oT. 
 
 To feel Smooth, ^^fr^aj. 
 
 Smooth-faced (wanting- hair). 15- 
 
 ' S3 S3 
 
 A Smooth-faced boy. TTpTvT. 
 Smoothness. ?Tfjrc, sr^ff^T, ^fj. 
 To Smother (act.). fJETCT. 
 To Smuggle. C*TK eft =#fO 3TC 
 BrroTor. 
 
 Smut in corn. 3T$FCt, 3Tr< 3 7l'. 
 Smutty (as corn). 3rr°7T. #ee Ob- 
 scene. 
 A Snaffle. &m **IW. 
 A Snail, f^aff. 
 A Snake (different species), fjq", 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' 
 
 To Snap (break at once; act.). 
 
 To Snap or Snatch. ^FJOT. 
 
 To Snap as a rope, (neu.). j%3T°T. 
 
 To Snap at one angrily. =3"f 3" Tl - - 
 
 fjj, fijfcST few, ?n3T°T, fln^. 
 A Snap of the fingers, ^"cr^t 
 Snappish. ^C^-vJrf , fefeft ; or 
 
 Snappishly, ^fsrf^f , ft5fe!CT?fr. 
 
 A Snare. ^rT^r, qrr*jr, Trrrt, qrifr, 
 qrror, ?Tfd- 
 
 To Snare. qFTWrCJ- 
 To Snarl, JjH'°r, ftR^. 
 
so 
 
 169 
 
 soc 
 
 To Snatch (act.), ^tfq. 
 
 A Snatch. £qt, 5f2T, fesft. 
 
 A Sneak (shirk), jfiiTS", Jffir^T, 
 
 JTrfa^-, 3Tffe|, tost. 
 
 To Sneak off. ftl^ D T, 7T*W 
 To Sneer. ^ affvOT, £hfi\ &c. f- 
 
 °jq. 
 
 A Sneer, Sneering. ?r«F, rfRf, 
 
 SS 
 
 A Sneerer. cTrfTC, Sfsre. 
 Sneering, Sneeringly. 2T^TC?r, 
 
 A Sneeze. f^T, fa*£. 
 
 To Sneeze. j%3T &c. feaj'T. 
 
 To Sniff. WWl. 
 
 To Snivel. j%*T, &c. sr?&r. See 
 
 Snot. 
 A Sniveller. f%lw, *ffiw. 
 A Snore, qifad, #facf. 
 To Snore. ?rfau fW'J or fq j. 
 A Snorer. §ifTO£. 
 A Snort. "Tr^KC 
 To Snort. °Wr?r S°W or feaqq, 
 
 Snot, wm, Jirfr, «ftafr, ?rfr. 
 
 Snotty-nosed, Snotty. f^fac, *fp- 
 
 Snow. «pft. 
 
 To Snub. Z%{%v\ t flTWT. 
 
 Snuff (fooacco). =TRf. 
 
 The Snuff of a candle. TT^r. 
 
 To Snuff a candle. 9T^T ^rf 1 ?". 
 
 To Snuff up, Snuffle. W1W, fa- 
 
 Snuffing, Snuffling, *#$"*#$", 
 y^K. * . ^ 
 
 So. (in Mis wanner) ft 3 T, t<T, (»» 
 tnaf manner) |%T', S«f, RN, frf- 
 ftr. 
 
 So (/or Ma/ reason). $fj£ ^. 
 So, Such like, (proximate) %$&( 
 
 FI^Tst, (remote) 3"?tr, f^fr. 
 So much, So many. <$RT, tfafr, 
 
 ^frfr, frfaf r, irfrd • so ever 
 much, I faffmfr. 
 
 So large, So great. ^fT,?fr, $[- 
 ff, f!3T , %fr ; so very large, 
 
 Ifrerfr. 
 
 So Small, (rfaff, tf?fr, Btffevfr, 
 So long (in /ime), So far. q-tf! 
 
 - tef-arof -traf-?raT- If with 
 
 tfr°ft-?Tft", &c. affixed. See Till. 
 To Soak (steep). J^rr^T, (gTmVi, 
 
 ^rc. in hot water) ^\^(Tyr. 
 To Soak up (absorb), ^gvj. 
 To Soak (lie steeped). TFTT. 
 Soap. SR°T. 
 
 To Soap. ^R°T ^"ffT or JT^of, 
 A Soapnut. aTRfST. 
 Soapy ( smeared with soap). *jr- 
 
 To Soar. 3T^ fa*T<J. 
 A Sob. 5ETT3-5R-, efcr^r, ^r^. 
 To Sob. ^rfj^or, ^fv?37, &c. iT^T. 
 Sober. Soberly (not drunk). 5§^t, 
 
 gwrrfr, g?*fr, g^Mr. See 
 
 Temperate. 
 To Sober, become Sober. §Sjf, &c. 
 
 fa 3 ? !. 
 Sobriety. See Temperance. 
 Sociable, fafaofr, £C^, ^, H- 
 
 Sociableness, Sociability. fJTf^°Tr- 
 
 Social. H|^^r°fr. See Sociable. 
 Society. Hffcf, HJT, tfTfcT, %. 
 A religious Society. %*\f%> See 
 
 Sect. 
 22 
 
SOL 
 
 170 
 
 SON 
 
 A Sock. 3Tr#. 
 
 S3 \3 
 
 A Socket, qv, ^?. 
 
 A Sodomite. ^?f. See Catamite. 
 
 To commit Sodomy. Tj£ ^f^fff. 
 
 Soft, Softly, (not hard) J*rfr, 
 =Tg, 37 q&- (gentle q. v.) sfafc 
 
 To Soften (act.). jijfr 37W 
 
 To Soften (new.). <p?U?*T. 
 
 Softness, f TO?, f wfa^Trf . 
 
 To Soil (act.). *rfr 3OT, ftrrr- 
 ?^ ; fr^il^T. See To Dirty. 
 
 Soil (earth q. v.). iff, q-^ff ; dif- 
 ferent kinds of soils, ^F^fST, 
 
 srd, ^^, ^nfr,3r%, ?pfr. 
 
 Soiled, 3T°Tr affixed in composition^ 
 
 as qfeiRf « Soiled with dust.' 
 Slightly Soiled, ^rcrfcvfr. 
 To Sojourn. fc^PJ,. ^<T, fr?*[, 
 
 To Solace. rJWrt T^'T'T. 
 
 Solar. 5JT5ft, §fC- 
 
 To be Sold. rT^rq^.fafer^, S T- 
 
 Solder. q=fr, *Tf , ^Tf^rF^. 
 To Solder, ^fj. 
 A Soldier, iWft, 
 Of a Soldier, Soldier-like, Soldier- 
 ly. reprriff% feqrfc <£i. 
 
 Soldiering, Soldiership. l%Tr§"3lO,. 
 
 The Soldiery. iWf . 
 
 The Sole of the foot. ?nff, fart 
 
 The Sole of a shoe. Frfr. 
 
 A Sole (the fish), q&j. 
 
 Sole (arf/). See Single, Only, 
 
 Alone. 
 Solely. ^?fr, f^r. See Only. 
 Solemn. ?TKf. 
 To Solemnise, #ee To Celebrate. 
 
 To Solicit, (ask) q^, g%TR" 37- 
 
 ^•J, ^^J, (implore) €\^\f^. 
 Solicitation. e3Tr55 , t . f *u%3TJt.^t5?Y. 
 
 Solicitous, farfr^ru, fcfar^i^r, 
 Solicitude, farfo^", fawrcj, r%^rr, 
 
 ^TJTR, ^fu^lfCr. See Anxiety. 
 
 Solid. (no£ liquid) Jlft t (not hol- 
 low) fa§a. 'See Thick, 
 
 Solidity, (thickness, density) q\z, 
 
 qmi-ziTor f TmT[i,jijjggii, (not 
 
 hollowness) f^frrc* 
 Solitary (adj.). |^r, fW^r. 
 
 See Single. 
 Solitude. I^rc, Pfiftsrf. 
 A Solstice. a??^. 
 The summer Solstice. 3"cTCrf°T. 
 The winter Solstice. TfoFTFCJ* 
 Soluble. ?TK\^i- 
 To Solve. See To Explain, To 
 
 Melt. 
 Solvent (able to pay). 5JTf. 
 Some. grr,. 3RWI", ^"% p/u. (a small 
 
 quantity) 3vf. 
 Some body, Some one. gfr, ^rf • 
 A Somerset, sjfsfl. 
 Something. q&T 3TC, 3»f • 
 Sometime. 5"Tft, ^fjfl- 
 Sometimes. 3Tv??l 3F3"fl. 
 
 • O • -s 
 
 Somewhat. sfif, sfrcr, 5RT, sr^ft 
 
 *Jj\ See Rather. 
 Somewhere. TOT- ^PT, 4f , ^ff|. 
 A Son. jr. 
 OfaSon/^Wfr. 
 One having a Son. T^sTf. 
 A Son-in-law. ^\i\ f fa^Wf, |T'£f ; 
 
 the brother of one's son-in-law, 
 
 A Song, WW, Tf]Zf, tff#, ^ s 5"- 
 Sonless. faqff. 
 
sou 
 
 171 
 
 SPA 
 
 Soon, (shortly) Jfh?r, "ffcdtf, 
 Sooner (earlier), STtfO, ^TitKd". 
 
 Soot. srirr. 
 
 To Soothe, (coax) T^ff^T, *Hf?5, 
 
 (mitigate q. v.) ^Trc<J. 
 Soporiferous, R^iX^r, Rv?iTf. 
 A Sorcerer. ^T^TC, ^rR^ifr^" 
 
 Sorcery. vsfrT, STfaq, «rr^Rt, 
 
 A Sordid person (miser 0/. v.). 
 
 Sordid, of a Sordid person, ^sr- 
 ofr. See Miserly. 
 
 A Sore. q72T, ^r^T. 
 
 Sore (adj). gUCT, fl^CgSr^fr. 
 
 Soreness. ST^\ TO, fffeir. 
 
 Sorrel, ^"^r. 
 
 Sorrow. t«R, 3T?T , tffrr, flfa, ^Tsr, 
 vj@\ *9ee Mourning, Repen- 
 tance. 
 
 To Sorrow, be Sorrowful. ^Tfff- 
 
 Sorrowful, Sorry. S*3T, tffjft, fc- 
 <3fte" ; or Sorrowfully, g^TCfr, 
 
 Sorrowless. ^Jrg-#, aT°rg*t, *?- 
 
 Sort, ?%, m% re, rfct, s^tc, 
 
 fafTO, fofajj, JTfPrT, tffa. See 
 Manner, Kind. 
 
 The Soul. #y, *f| , *ra?f , srrfcror. 
 
 *See Essence. 
 a Sound, arrerf , l&fe, cPCTC,^, 
 
 Sound, (without blemish) «l1^r, 
 (in fteaftA) R<:rcf. See Well, 
 Just, Valid, Deep. 
 
 To Sound (new. maAre a noise). 
 To Sound (cause to make a sound). 
 To Sound (plumb). rff^I a T- 
 
 Soup. ^rir, ^cfr, ^5. 
 
 Sour. isif. frs. 
 
 To become Sour, taste Sour. ?3Tr- 
 
 csrq. 
 
 Source. jfe, JTf IT, *T?3\ ifg". #ee 
 
 Origin. 
 Sourness. mtt t mttfk, ^Fr^fr. 
 A Souterrain. ^?TF. 
 The South, \g-fe°T. 
 A Sovereign. See King. 
 Southerly, Southern. v?ff% D fr. 
 The South-west wind. JTC3rf°T. 
 A Sow. tfatfr, tffe-fq. 
 To Sow. qr*3^r, finr frsrq or uet- 
 
 ot. See To Plant. 
 
 Sowing (sub.), qt^, W<ft. 
 
 The first Sowing made for after- 
 transplanting. WZtf, Hitfr, ff- 
 
 To be Sown. TO !- 
 
 Space, (room q. v.) «fff , (interval 
 q.v)T^. See Distance, Period. 
 
 Spacious. If^rfr. See Wide, Ex- 
 tensive. 
 
 A Spade. qRTjfc. 
 
 One who works with a Spade. 3iT~ 
 
 ^■fraTr. 
 
 A Spadeful of earth, &c. SJqfr. 
 
 A Span, (beiween thumb and fore 
 finger) jfpf, 1\f, TR% (be- 
 tween thumb and little finger) 
 
 ftrcifs-, frnft, ?«pr. See Girth, 
 
 A Spar of wood. 3Tf Ste 
 Spare (overplus). T<ft3T, VIST- 
 ♦See Scan, Scanty. 
 
SPE 
 
 172 
 
 SPI 
 
 Spare time. 3\%{t> See Leisure. 
 To Spare, iffif-^rs ST'FJ, ?- 
 
 ^lfv\. See To Save. 
 A Spark. fafair, S^f, fa**rnft. 
 To Sparkle (emit sparks). fa^Ni 
 
 ph. S5jq. See To Glitter. 
 A Sparrow, (cock) fg%, f^§T, 
 
 (Aen or Me species) fef^f , I%v3t; 
 A Spasm. f?T^lr, ffT2"- 
 A Spavin, gfr, ^f^r. 
 To Speak. JTf^q, <p3°J, *T^r- 
 
 C<J, ^q. See To Say. 
 A Speaker. ?Tfegftee. 
 Speaking, way of Speaking. ^ffffft. 
 A Spear. m&1, wi\ t %ff, Sift, 
 
 (fisherman's) upf. 
 A Spear-head. qFT^. 
 Special, qrr. £ee Particular. 
 A Species, 3C , ^ffpr. £ee Kind. 
 Specific (a medicine). sp^RT^T, 3?- 
 
 To Specify. fa^TOJ, f^fc 3T^ 
 
 A Specimen. *7*Rf. #ee Sample. 
 
 Specious. %^r??r, |"fec. 
 
 A Speck, Speckle, fafc^T. See 
 
 Spot. 
 To Speckle. f^W. 
 A Spectacle (show). cHIRrf, *T#I\ 
 A pair of Spectacles, (T^f^ W*4f". 
 A Spectator, fetfSf, STWaftc, 
 
 A Spectre. *ft, ^f. See Ghost. 
 To Speculate. See To Consider. 
 Speech. fr.fcg-, fj^V, ?r?, *rrfr, 
 
 3T°7Y. £ee Language. 
 Speechless. See Dumb, Silent. 
 
 Speed, fam, fitmi, &J, f^rqrc, 
 
 tf£, gjr. See Quickness, Swift- 
 ness. 
 
 Speedy, Speedily. fa<|f, tt, SjN 
 
 ferfr, sfifr, fit, ff*r°Tr, fifewr. 
 
 .See Swift. 
 A Spell. *?|f, ifc, Tf^r. See Charm. 
 To Spell. ft% ^J, ^T^^-^r^- 
 
 S5 
 
 To become Spellbound, jf^sf °T . 
 A Spencer (kind of). fj]fe%, 
 
 TOf. 
 To Spend (expend), ^1lf^ f ?3"- 
 
 ^T. #ee To waste. 
 To Spend (to pass q. v.) TpriT^T, 
 
 farrrr, tot. 
 
 ^-i' SS 
 
 A Spendthrift. STf^T, £[T, ar£r3T- 
 
 To Spew, ^ra^r, ^c-^f^r^- 
 
 g^q. See To Vomit. 
 
 Spice. *rcrrc?r, t?r^:. 
 
 Spiced, JT^r^tTf^". 
 
 A Spider. £[fOJ3t. 
 
 A Spider's web. 5flTf. 
 
 A Spike of corn. BIT- See Ear. 
 
 The Spike of a top 3T3". 
 
 A Spike (nail q. v.)* qfi^". 
 
 To Spill (act.). fK<j, 3>°J, *Yr- 
 
 To Spill (neu.). ?rif*r. 
 
 To Spill about (act.). fRTT, ft- 
 
 To Spin. 37?pjr ; to Spin a top, 
 
 A Spindle. Zff. 
 
 The Spine. «rfrfr, ^*?r, gfr ^r 
 
 A Spinning- wheel. Cf7, ^"^r. 
 A Spinster. ^rCr. 
 A Spire (pinnacle q. v.). ^ir } ^\i\. 
 Spirit (breath). *flg ; ^ ; ^r|, 
 
 See Soul. 
 Spirit (courage). ffj^r. |%:ft, 
 

 SPL 
 
 173 
 
 SPO 
 
 Spirit (distilled). *t£. See Li- 
 quor. 
 
 An evil Spirit. J£T, fW^T, Tm- 
 «f , ^If^r^T. See Demon. 
 
 Spirited (bold q. v.). T^Jlif, ff- 
 
 Spiritless. See Dejected, Weak, 
 
 Vapid. 
 Spiritual (immaterial). ^B^\^-Kf. 
 A Spiritual guide, JTSffe, *T^. 
 A Spit (spittle q. v.). ^"aR". 
 A Spit (of iron). sfft". 
 To Spit. spjj. 
 Spite, Spitefulness. ?ffer, ^T^fa", 
 
 To bear Spite. S^fl !, dSTflGT, *sT- 
 
 ■J- 
 
 Spiteful, ^r^, *gff, *Jff^\ ^r- 
 
 ^t ; or Spitefully, *fSC<fr, *t\QF- 
 
 x$i, dffiw. 
 
 Spitting (sub.), sjg, STfoffa". 
 A Spitting-pot. fa*Tf=ft, WareJT, 
 
 Spittle. pr, ffo f qft°ft, a*T. 
 To Splash. #?r j^/u. faaj. 
 The Spleen. frtf, faat. 
 A disease of the Spleen. fffffe', 
 
 Wffa. 
 Splendid. ^vsTfO, 5TRr?%, 5TF3T- 
 
 sfrf/TT. #ee Bright. 
 To make Splendid. 3sTiT°T. 
 Splendour (brightness q. v.). fW- 
 
 ?£r, spff, Irs*", sr?^r, ^rfr, ^r- 
 
 Splendour (magnificence q. v.). 
 
 To Splice. arfc<J, flfag. 
 
 The Splicing a rope, &c. ?TPT. 
 
 To throw out a Splint (as a horse), 
 
 eft sir?g-. 
 A Split. #r, sk, err, tfrfc, 
 
 nfr3\ See Crack, Slit, Tear. 
 To Split (act.). ^r°T, 3K°T, #- 
 
 To Split (neu.). j^ t cprq, *nr- 
 
 q. £ee To Crack. 
 A Splinter (chip), ijfff. 
 To Splinter into pieces (neu.). %'r^ 
 
 ^a?j. .See To Split, Shiver. 
 Spoil, $fc, fir. See Plunder, 
 To Spoil (plunder). $T<J, ajq. 
 To Spoil or injure (act.). ^R°T, 
 
 fa^ncj, fqrerrc^, fawjr. See 
 
 To Injure. 
 To Spoil, become Spoiled. ^5% 
 
 far?*!", f^R^q". 
 A Spoiled child. ^ffrTcTT!, *r<pr. 
 The Spoke of a wheel, a?nrrff, 
 
 3Kr. 
 
 A Spokesman. flT^frifej , fTPfff- 
 
 Spontaneously. <TF?C, TRff. 
 
 A Spool (weavers). ^[°Tffl, *TT- 
 sift. 
 
 A Spoon. ^JRf. £ee Ladle. 
 
 Sport. ^fJT, %a, ff€r. *S«e Mer- 
 riment, Play. 
 
 Sport (mockery q. v.). £3Tr 
 
 Sport (diversion of the field), fsj- 
 
 To Sport. See To Play, Jest. 
 A Sportsman. ra"^KT. 
 Sportive, Sportful. WTIT?ff, ?T- 
 
 ^ThTl". See. Playful, Merry. 
 A Spot, (stain, mark) f^ff, 3W, 
 
 3T5JJ, f^^T, (»» « jeweZ) ffr$. 
 To Spot. SWJ, faroj. 5*66 Dot, 
 
 Place. 
 
SPR 
 
 174 
 
 SPY 
 
 Spotless, ^prff, iztw, ^i*. #ee 
 
 Pure. 
 Spotlessness. ^3W?, ^$?rC. 
 Spotted, Spotty. f%Z7^fjT^ff, 57lf). 
 A Spouse. £ee Husband, Wife. 
 A Spout (/or water ; from a roof). 
 
 ^BRf, Rf?r, (/o a pot, #c.) fTR. 
 To Spout up. ^ft^T. 
 To Sprain. jfr^°r. 
 To be Sprained. Tf^vf. 
 
 1 Vi S3 
 
 To Sprawl. r^TC F?^( or <T%^) 
 qW. 
 
 The Spray of the sea. qTCIT. 97- 
 
 * » S3 ' sj 
 
 To Spread (acf.). q^oT, rWf?% 
 THr^q. See To Scatter. 
 
 To Spread (new.). g%3^, qpH^C /. 
 
 Spread, Spreading. q?l"3". £ee Ex- 
 pansion. 
 
 A Sprig- (branch q. v.) . zrf I". £ee 
 Shoot. 
 
 A Sprig in embroidery. ^?r, 
 
 Sprightly. ^fSTi?^. See Playful, 
 
 Merry. 
 The Spring, (season) ^fcT, ^Tf r^T, 
 
 (or crop) %^^ ^%. 
 Spring, of the Spring. sRT^ft, ^- 
 
 A Spring (elastic body). g^R, 
 
 A Spring (bound), UP3" f XT[ t rqr, 
 
 va s^ 
 
 A Spring (upon or at; as to catch). 
 
 m, s?j, srqr, ?^r. 
 
 A Spring (fountain). %£r, ^rc, 
 
 5Jtfjf. £ee Origin. 
 To Spring (out of the ground). 
 
 3-*i°r, sfaTT, ^tt, *rrq°T, 3%- 
 
 ' \J ' \»' s» 7 « s» 7 
 
 *3- 
 
 To Spring from (issue, proceed). 
 
 fa to ]-. 
 To Spring up or out ; suddenly. 
 
 • S3 • S3 • 
 
 - sTW or r^Tto !. See To 
 
 -J S3 
 
 Leap. 
 To Spring (upon or at; as to catch). 
 5TZT, &c. fopr-f^T- W$*T. 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 ^ S3 
 
 A Springe. ^rsn&Y, faf%°ft, qrrfT. 
 
 See Snare. 
 To Sprinkle (act.), fe^q", fez^T, 
 
 To Sprinkle (salt, sugar, or any 
 
 powder). yfaT,3*fc<T. 
 
 A Sprinkle, sfi". 
 
 The act of Sprinkling. ur j-r^ 
 
 7 -7.7 .7 .( # N 
 
 3TRT. 
 To damp (clothes, fyc.) by Sprink- 
 ling. Jrfor ^m tfeur. 
 
 ° ♦ S5 ' "S3 7 S3 
 
 To Sprout (germinate). jfflf'T, 
 ^? N ^°J- ^ ee To Spring up. 
 
 A Sprout, mt, irlr, ^tir^", tffsr, 
 
 Spruce. £ee Neat. 
 
 A Spur. 3fr\§{ j the prick of a Spur, 
 
 To Spur. xfr %*T°T, %^or, ^JT- 
 oj, (sfn'&e mji7A Me heels) ^f\ 
 
 -weft w^% 
 Spurious. % it ^rfr 5rf^«f. 
 
 1 ' ©S ' S3 o, 
 
 To Spurn (scorn), f^r^rr^" ^JTT, 
 
 ^n?^r ft§j°r, ^rifc few. 
 
 s: 1 'ss 
 
 To Spurt, See To Squirt. 
 
 A Spy. ^rO, vstrrt. 
 
 The business or pay of a Spy, Spy- 
 ing. ^rftqMHTir, ^rfi^r. 
 
 To Spy (explore), ^i^m, <T^, 
 tfftr srifoj^ (aoou/) ^roj. See 
 To See. " 
 
SQU 
 
 175 
 
 STA 
 
 A Squabble, Squabbling. ^qfcf, 
 
 ntrf^fc, re^fr, fe^fe*, *?r- 
 
 fz. See Quarrelling. 
 To Squabble, fof^f^, &c. 5T*)". 
 A Squabbler. fofNiW, f^TS;Fq"?qt, 
 
 Squalid. Ijf^^r. £ee Filthy. 
 
 To Squall. ^ot ?^i%^r JT^sr. 
 
 •* SS ' S3 
 
 See To Cry, Scream. 
 A Squall of wind. ifrfr , tjfr ?J- 
 
 SC 'S'ee Blast, Scream. 
 Squamous, ij^fr, %?T3?r. 
 
 SJ ' SS 
 
 To Squander. ^Jff^, ^ICT- 
 A Squanderer. 3$'5r f ^Tfgr, £[£. 
 Square (adj.). =trcrfa, ^f ftffr, 
 
 s» • 
 
 A Square (in shape). ^\W. 
 
 A Square (carpenter's tool). Jpft r 
 
 To Squash, q^q. &>e to Crush. 
 To be Squashed. fjT9°r. 
 To Squat, ^rferar pTf <J. ^ee un- 
 der To Sit. 
 A Squeak, Squeal. 3ft3r, 5ftif, 
 
 To Squeak, Squeal. 3Tt^°I, ^t- 
 
 SS ' OS SS 
 
 To feel Squeamish. fl^T Wi'vsTor, 
 
 f^rf^, &-c. e^. 
 
 VS ♦ vj 
 
 A Squeeze. cT^". 
 
 To Squeeze. 3"!PT. qt^oT, HT^. 
 
 ± SS » SS ' Ov \» 
 
 See To Press, Crush, Squash. 
 A Squib (of powder). qTZT^t. See 
 
 Fireworks. 
 A Squint. Z\vf{ } Z$ii. 
 To Squint, STlf !. 
 A Squinter, Squint-eyed, zff, 
 
 A Squirrel, iffftsref , rflfctfe". 
 
 A Squirt (syringe). fq^nfr. 
 
 A Squirt (stream, spurt). fr^K, 
 
 fqppF. 
 
 To Squirt. fqfa"3T, & c. fojw, 
 
 7 vS 
 
 A Stab, Stabbing. ^fipT ^r^ !. 
 
 <i^ SS * sj 
 
 To Stab. =#jt, ^r^r,-pr. 
 
 Stability, Stableness. ^r^flt, fr- 
 
 ^R, ^nit, r^c^r, fe^r. £e« 
 
 Durability. 
 | Stable (arfj.). ^rfJT, ^|, W?, 
 f?|. See Firm, Durable. 
 A Stable. SfTSrf, 3^. 
 
 S3 s ' 
 
 A Stack, crfa, iff^. See Heap. 
 
 To Stack, grftr, &c. ST^. 
 
 A Staff, er^oj, v?rf3r ; s^ff. a flag 
 
 Staff, f?3f. 
 A Stag. fJCJ. 
 A Stage in a journey. q*f& f 4sT?r. 
 
 £ee Platform. 
 To Stagger (neu.), fafqr r &%vj t 
 
 <J> ss 
 
 To Stagger (act.). $13*1, &f- 
 
 Stagnant. Wf, IPT3 - . 
 To Stagnate. sr§FT- 
 Staid. flTCT, Jlfr, ?fflt^T. 
 Staidness. JITfC, jfttrC, #>fmc, 
 
 a-^r, wr, *kr. 
 
 A Stain. f=j£T, 3T*T, fc^C 
 
 To Stain. ?r*FT. 
 
 Stained, STift. 
 
 Stainless. %?n?r, fcf ^ft, ^f. Sfee 
 
 Pure, Unblemished. 
 A Staircase. ST^fa, ^°ff, qr3T. 
 A Stake ( wooden ). 
 
 A Stake (wager q. v.). ?R" 
 
 Stale. qr^>?r, «SftR^-, irat 
 
 Staleness. qr^^f?, ^f^RfC 
 
 *fa>, 3^, 
 
STA 
 
 176 
 
 STA 
 
 The Stalk of grain plants. ^H\, 
 3>Rt; or straw of leguminous 
 plants, faft. See Straw. 
 
 The Stalk of a flower, fruit, &c. 
 Sift sfT.^fT. 
 
 To Stalk (walk stately). STff^-g^f 
 
 A Stall in a stable. *JR\ ^W, 
 
 Nj ' NJ 1 
 
 arPT. 
 A vender's Stall, faff, fe^ff. 
 A Stallion, ^ff^. 
 To Stammer, f^r^fj, r^rfoj, 
 
 A Stammer, Stammering. if^TS*, 
 
 A Stammerer, ff qRT. 
 A Stamp (*Ae instrument or im- 
 pression). f5\q f 57T. 
 The Stamp made on coins. 5ff , 
 
 The Stamp with which coins are 
 
 struck, ^r^t. 
 A Stamp used in dying, &c. qfax". 
 To Stamp (impress q. v). fJfTo?, 
 
 A Stamp of the foot. STSTtT. 
 To Stamp the foot. 3T|t W*. 
 Stanch. See Constant, Firm. 
 To Stanch. ^°T. See To Stop. 
 To Stand (become erect, stop ). 
 
 ftPToj. £ee To Endure, Con- 
 tinue. 
 
 To Stand stiff or on end (the hair 
 of the body.) WV3[W^. 
 
 A Stand. See Station, Stop, Halt ; 
 for water vessels, SFJUsft. 
 
 Standard (rule, measure). ^TfRT. 
 
 A Standard measure, weight, &c. 
 kept as a sample. q&. 
 
 A Standard (ensign.). §f^r, ; ft- 
 5TFr,^T*r. See Flag. 
 
 A Standard-bearer. 3F?fC. 
 
 Standing (sub.). frf^T. See En- 
 durance, Continuance. 
 
 Standing ( motionless, as water ) . 
 sPsTgr, !W See Erect. 
 
 A Stanza. ^<J, fal^hfT, fer^rtf, 
 
 A Staple (loop of iron), ^9T. 
 A Star. ^rrU : the North Star, 
 
 A Star on the forehead of a horse, 
 cow, &c. also the animal so 
 marked. fmWL 
 
 Starch, gr^f, a?rc^", ( weaver's ) 
 <far, ( wheaten, used in sweet- 
 meats) fTOrefr. 
 
 To Starch. ^^17707 f afTf^. 
 
 To Stare. rT^q, Prff^oj. 
 
 A Stare, Staring. rT^T, faCTC, ff- 
 ^■Pr^. 
 
 Stark. ^?rr, p^rfr. See Entire- 
 ly, Purely. 
 
 A Start, Starting. fMr, ZTf , P*5« 
 
 To Start, Startle, (net*.). f%$°T, 
 
 2Tf 5, P^i ^fCq-JTROJ. 
 To Start, Startle (act.). fs^fc*T, 
 
 ♦ V9 
 
 To Start (on a journey), fafar- 
 
 Starvation, jg*. 
 
 To Starve from hunger ( net*. ). 
 
 State (condition), f[sr ; f^, f^T, 
 
 State (/)omp ?. ».) 5TR, SJJ. 
 The State (governing power). 
 
STE 
 
 177 
 
 State, of the State (adj) 
 
 editor. 
 
 To State, ^q. See To Tell- 
 A Stated or fixed rate. ^"JT, x^ f 
 fr«rg" 3 Tq". *^ ee Rate. 
 
 Stately. 5THr??r, 3 Trarrfr. See 
 
 Magnificent. 
 
 A Statement (representation). %^~ 
 ST^, ?TTFsC. 
 
 A Station. vsfr?, Cf, «T|, *TPft, 
 8TWRT, ^- See Place. 
 
 To Station. fafrCJ. 
 
 Stationary. ^TCfl", ( motionless ) 
 ^TT^, f^rfc, (having- a fixed re- 
 sidence) iw%$i, nm%%, *i¥r- 
 
 Stationless, (no* having a fixed 
 
 station). %*rfr, ft3T,%*jic^t, 
 
 A Statue. j^frT, Tfa^V. 
 
 Stature. SF5". 
 
 To Stay (neu.). fc^q, ^f"J, frf<J, 
 
 To Stay (acf.). OTfJ. See To 
 
 Stop, Support. 
 A Stay, Staying, ^f 5, ^foft. See 
 
 Support. 
 Stead. *f\%. See Lieu. 
 Steadfast. ^TSS, 3TST, T^T, ^f^T. 
 
 •See Constant, Firm. 
 Steadiness, Steady, (firmness) i?T- 
 
 57C, T^^TC, (sobriety, calmness) 
 
 Steady, fart, ^f , J^sS", ( re*o- 
 
 Jtt*e) ff^TJ^qt-^r. #ee Firm. 
 To Steady. ftflT<J, ST5J«T. 
 To Steal. %aiq, ^rd ^K^- 
 Stealth, Stealing. %ft. 
 f Stealthily, by Stealth, ^rPr^T . 
 
 STE 
 
 „ 
 
 I Steam, srrar, 3^ ffr. 
 To Steam (acf.). sffqpT, ^T. 
 A Steamer, Steamboat. sfa, 5% 5?r 
 
 QO-a ' on 
 
 Steel. OT, qfr^f? ; a kind of Steel, 
 
 qrfHN 
 Of Steel. s^rf%, #r^rft. 
 
 Steep (adj.). ^reft^r-cr, a?htr. 
 To Steep. JtfrCJJ, (grain) arrjirq. 
 A Steer. ?%$t- 
 To Steer ( neu.). ^[i$ff f^TfT 
 
 -q=rrq. 
 
 A Steersman, ^^pft. 
 
 The Stem of a tree. *TT. £ee 
 
 Stalk. 
 Stench. m^ t g£. £ee Stink. 
 A Step. f^*r, 3T?f3T. 
 The Step of a ladder, stair, &c. 
 
 To Step ( take steps ). g^ ^qq 
 
 To Step on or upon. q^ ^<J 
 
 To Step over. STrd^TJ. 
 
 To Step out. ?$\ say. 
 
 A Step-brother. 5???f HR, (Aau- 
 ing the same mother) JTfC^T 
 WT, (having the same father) 
 
 A Step-daughter. aiff fa*3", (« 
 woman's) Jfff sft-JT^C Iw, 5^ 
 «ft 3T?Tf rc- s^TfC, ( a man's ) 
 
 A Step-father. 5T3TT fas*- 
 
 A Step-mother, STlft JTf3", mz *ft 
 
 A Step-sister. aaft it !, (having 
 same mother) irrf^t JT°r, (far- 
 ing same father) •tf/ft-Trf' 5ft 
 
 23 
 
STI 
 
 178 
 
 STI 
 
 A Step-son. srzfr 9T, (a woman's) 
 
 ^r-*TTpjRr, ( tt man's) vsffeT # 
 
 Sterile. fg"^t. See Barren. 
 
 Sterile land. ^fe". 
 
 Stern (adj.). ^|fr, ^#. 
 
 The Stern of a vessel. 91%^. 
 
 Sternness. ^|CfC, ^3T^. 
 
 To Stew. t^vj. 
 
 A Steward. qmmK. 
 
 To Stick (fasten, make adhere). 
 
 *fc°r, ?rq-^c°r, ^rrs*r, *r*T[?°T. 
 
 To Stick (adhere). ^TS'J, ^f^?, 
 
 \J SS ' \J S3' ''si 
 
 To Stick (as in mud). Jn°T, *H> 
 To Stick. (pierce) jftj, (sta&) 
 To Stick out (be prominent). §rr- 
 
 Stick (generic term). ^\i\. See 
 
 Wood, Fuel. 
 A large thick Stick, srrar. #ee 
 
 Beam. 
 A walking Stick, srfar, 55J°f. £ee 
 
 Staff. 
 A Stick (stab). =%3fT #ir. 
 Stickiness, ^STr^rt, ^ftjf, fa- 
 
 f?rfcf?T. See Viscosity. 
 The Stickings. &JIK. 
 Sticky. ^^frc?r, faf?Tfcf?T- ?9f , 
 
 Stiff. WZ. See Hard. 
 
 To Stiffen (act.). B\Z^T f B\Z $"- 
 
 To Stiffen (new.). stfosTq. 
 Stiffness, tffcr?, tffcffar. 
 To Stifle. STror q sr£*T. 
 A Stigma, ^[qt. See Blemish. 
 
 To Still. Tjffasr, &c. sKTrCJ, *mr- 
 
 Still (aoj.). tfifr, mfff. See Quick, 
 
 Motionless, Stagnant. 
 Still (adu. till now), srsrr^ jr^ 
 
 1^1, arsTT-^-t^f with rTfC-^T°TT, 
 
 &c. attached ( See Till). See 
 
 Nevertheless, Yet. 
 A Still. OTtR^r. 
 To be Still-born. J"f re fa 3 ?^ 
 Stillness, fa^rf, J?f3Tr, *Trsft, *ff- 
 
 S^orrC. See Quiet. 
 To Stimulate. fRrCJ, ^DCT, V- 
 
 A Sting, jjjj, ^fJTTOTY. 
 
 To Sting. ^17^7-^ ^fCT' 
 
 A Stinger, Stinging. ^fJT^T. 
 
 Stinginess, tffcr, OTr?, ^fcft, T- 
 
 A Stingy person, f^JTr^", 5Tf , 
 
 *Nr3\ See Miser. 
 Stingy, Stingily. #^rC<Tf. See 
 
 Miserly. 
 To be Stingy. f%=er JTTCW. 
 A Stink. ^ 5ffr tfC, iff, 3T. 
 To Stink, ra &,c. g^T, f^T=fr 
 
 Stinking (adj.). sfflft, fiRT, *f<ff. 
 
 Stint. Sl\Jr, 3T55". See Limit, Re- 
 striction. 
 
 A Stipend. See Pay. 
 
 To Stipulate, frf , &c. gRq. 
 
 A Stipulation. f(& f vsfrC^T. See 
 Agreement. 
 
 Given, or made under a Stipulation. 
 
 To Stir (act.), f ^rf°T, ^IT^T. See 
 
 To Move. 
 To Stir (neu). ¥3*1. ^n". See 
 
 To Move. 
 
STO 
 
 179 
 
 STO 
 
 o Stir up. 3Fr£fa°T, £im, ^JM. 
 
 A SS ' SS ' SS S3 
 
 Stir (bustle). f?^f?r. 
 Jtirring up. sfr?r. 
 Stirrup. fic^j. 
 A Stirrup-leather. Z&H&. 
 
 1 SS S3 
 
 
 ^rr?!^, 
 
 A 
 
 o Stitch (sew; slightly) 
 
 • SS • SS 
 
 Stitching (a kind of sewing-). ^°ijt. 
 
 A Stoccade, Stockade. TTff^T. 
 
 The Stock of grain plants, ^r^fr, 
 3TFft ; of flowers, fruit, &c. J\g[. 
 See Stalk, Stem, Trunk, Han- 
 dle, 
 'he Stock of a gun. 3TTf37. 
 tock (capital). tj€\. jt^\ 
 Stock (store q. v.). ^jt, (of 
 cattle) q\?r. 
 
 Stock ( race, breed), ^or %w&. 
 
 \ / ss sS ' SS sS " 
 
 jfaaTlT. See Root, Origin. 
 Of good Stock or lineage. J°TfC- 
 
 3T, jf^srr^. See Noble. 
 [>f a bad Stock, ^sprr • 
 
 SS 
 
 he Stocks (for the feet), 3rrar, 
 Stocking. iJTR". 
 
 ° S3 SS 
 
 ►Stolen. ^frU°TT, ^WST, ^TU^T. 
 The Stomach (the ventricle), aff- 
 
 flTCt. See Belly. 
 A Stone, gfor TW 
 
 ss / 
 
 stone, Whetstone, 
 
 See Grind- 
 Philosoph- 
 
 er's stone, &c. 
 The Stone or pebble in a ring. 
 
 psTST. 
 The Stone of fruit, i&il, ^f^ff, 
 
 grfaft, (of the mangoe) #K, 
 
 The Stone (disease), qfoft, tfqft, 
 Stone, of Stone (adj.). gfqfr. 
 
 To Stone. sforr^T ^^T. 
 A Stone-cutter, e*rHTr3T- 
 
 S3 
 
 Stone-cutting, ^^TOSiY. 
 
 Stony. qfor^RTCt, Tf^r^T, <TiT- 
 
 5rfr. 
 
 A Stool (sea? without back). iffi\ t 
 
 %3ft, fiVsrt ^ee Footstool. 
 A Stool (evacuation). cf^T,5Grir, 
 
 To Stool, have a Stool. tl°T, 
 To have a thin Stool. vfl^oj, 
 
 SS ' 
 
 (spoken of cattle) ftK^T. 
 To Stoop. f%q ^for fq-^gfq 
 
 A SS ' S=' SS ' 
 
 spry, jnrcr-frrcfafr fa 3 ?<j. 
 
 One with a Stooped back, 3rff\fr. 
 To Stop (make stand, hinder). 
 
 <reiry, ^fc srcy, frsrrcy, *rter- 
 
 ^y. See To Delay. 
 To Stop an aperture. QTy, ^fc- 
 
 SS ' SS 
 
 To Stop (stand still, pause), faf 
 
 y, *j*ry, ^fary, sftry, s>ry 7 
 *:ty, s"f *:y, <rsy, tray, 'ffc fa- 
 
 a*°T f slfevsTT. See To wait. 
 
 SS ' SS 
 
 To Stop (leave off). 3Sy,5T5*y, 
 
 SS ' SS 
 
 To Stop at (alight, stay), *Tfy, 
 A Stoppage, Stopping. %& t k;&, 
 
 srajsre-, frar, ste, *TRr. 
 
 A Stopper, Stopple. STf^^t. 
 Without Stopping, ff^ffrfc, ff 37- 
 
 Storax. fwnsftrT, S^FTfe. 
 A Store (stock), ^f, af^rc- 
 To Store, tfqy, T[? 3f*:y. 
 
STR 
 
 180 
 
 STR 
 
 Stored, m. 
 
 ss 
 
 A Store-house, Store-room. *Tf?T ; 
 
 toix, wit t m%$i, *far?sfRr. 
 
 A Government Store-house keeper. 
 
 A yard for Storing grain in. ^0 • . 
 A Storm of wind, 3T^\ ?rq7FT. 
 5-qFTR, 5T37- 
 
 OS ^ ' 
 
 A dust Storm. \sr&tf. 
 
 To Storm (a fort). *RT? ^ ^°T. 
 
 See To Rage. 
 Stormy. 3Tf%C- 
 A Story (tale). &TRsrr°ft, JJTfcf, 
 
 farsr, 3r?r.T, *i.t ; ^r^rr, sr^, 
 
 The Story of a house. rRf ; 
 ground floor, q"^" ; upper rooms, 
 m€) ; third floor, fjRrfa, fasTf - 
 
 To relate a Story, arrwft, &c. 
 
 To tellldle Stories. SfrS-qpRr- 
 
 -SJ s» 
 
 A teller of idle or lying Stories. 
 
 cnft. 
 
 A Story-teller. Ww, feefC, 
 
 Stout, w^, nrrrfr, rcr, tier, 
 %F$ir, vf^r^r, ^iw, ^wr, 
 
 Stoutness. ^TTO?", TrTRTC, T£rt, 
 
 srcrrc. 
 To Stow, art ^pg°T- T*sr°r. 
 
 SS SS 
 
 The Straddle or dorsal pad of a 
 
 pack saddle, f^ft, BrIT. 
 To Straddle, vsfsf Trri" ^°T or ff- 
 
 * Gs ss 
 
 To Straggle. 5-55$, f%fed ^J. 
 Straight. #5fr, fw, ^r, S^l". 
 
 To Straighten (ac/). #^f, &c. 
 
 ^^J, ^C ST? 7. 
 To Straighten (new), ^HT, &>c. 
 
 Straightness. jfojcT, ^f[f, faqic, 
 
 To Strain through a strainer (ac/). 
 sJFT ! (neu.) f5°Tar. 
 
 S5 \ / SS 
 
 To Strain (sprain). JfiST. 
 To Strain (draw tense), f^T. 
 A Strain (pull), fe^ 
 A Strainer, q^q, tfr<fit, ^lit, f?r°f)f, 
 
 Straining (filtering- ). srf^T ^. 
 Strainings, qfnj, fr^Tt, (of bhang-) 
 
 Strait (narrow). #s?ff, xffJT. See 
 
 Strict, Severe. 
 A Strait (^ass g. v.) spfc See 
 
 Distress, Difficulty. 
 Straitness. ^Ts?sT, t^ft. 
 A Strand (beach). %$\. See 
 
 Shore. 
 A Strand of a rope. JJ^", <T5T. 
 Strange (alien, of another). ${- 
 
 fafr, «rr5f, T^f^r, t??r, ^i°fr, 
 
 ^RfqTsff- See Foreign. 
 Strange (odd, queer). 4^f, ^^Tf , 
 
 ^TSHfisTs^r. See Wonderful. 
 A Stranger, 1^, OTf,%F£. See 
 
 Strange, Uninformed. 
 To Strangle, vfrqt TfmW, q^q. 
 A Strap of leather. ^ } qrfa%. 
 A Stratagem, it, 3%, ?\%. See 
 
 Artifice, Contrivance, Wile. 
 A Stratum. See Layer. 
 A Straw of Juwari or Bajuri. $T- 
 
 %,; Straw (generally), m\?[[ plu. 
 
 ^v?f , ; chopped Straw, jfaft", ji 
 
 (done coarsely) £T3R"fx» 
 
STR 
 
 181 
 
 STR 
 
 A Straw of wheat or barley. €[&\, 
 3>rFJRt,3rRt ; broken Straw <||. 
 Rice Straw. TO*T, 75^5*. 
 The Straw or stalks of legumes. 
 
 A Straw, bit of Straw. 3T?3\ 
 To Stray. ^t°t jj^ot firc^ur 
 
 JTJ?<J, >ffor. flee To Wander. 
 Stray (adj.). XTg, fr^TJ, Cte, 
 
 cfcRTf, £rfrsr, frfnf. See 
 
 Wandering. 
 A Streak. &\^. 
 To Streak. 5rt37°T. 
 Streaked. vTt^RI". 
 A Stream (continuous flow). qrr, 
 
 ^f ^|» *?*, ^ffit, (as 
 through a small hole) zt£\. See 
 Rivulet, River, Current. 
 
 Against the Stream. STRICT. 
 
 With the Stream. srr^KT. 
 
 A rapid Stream or current, fcH3", 
 WWW. 
 
 That part where the Stream is 
 weak. urst. 
 
 The deep Stream. *jft. 
 
 A Street. q£\ t T(&\ t fqi\ 
 
 Strength. ^qr, y^T, SjT , SSlf, 
 
 srercri:, s?rfr, ?fj, f ^Trf. See 
 
 Power. 
 Strength of liquors. rf?*3TC, rT^I"- 
 
 K frorr, frorfor. 
 
 Strength (endurance in cloth, fyc.). 
 
 \J 7 vj 
 
 To Strengthen (acf.). «ffC #c. 
 
 To Strengthen (new.) flSTriwTJ. 
 Strengthening ( adj. ). ^KfC^f, 
 
 Strenuous. ^fftsft, SsT^ft. # ee 
 Zealous, 
 
 Stress (strain), fg^\ flee Force, 
 
 Pressure.. 
 To Stretch by pulling. fu% q-qr- 
 
 C^T, 7*3^. See To Spread. 
 To Stretch out (extend the hand, 
 
 flee To Extend. 
 To Stretch (open out in wear). 
 
 •o 
 
 To Stretch one's limbs, (through 
 laziness, and strain them). ^ 
 
 5?re°r, fas' jrf^ !, ?Tr^f^^°T. 
 
 To Strew. q&s J. flee To Spread, 
 Scatter. 
 
 Strict, Strictly. <rfr, 6%, s^J. 
 flee Severe. 
 
 A Stride, fq^fa, % rfqr. 
 
 To Stride, fq^fq" TfCJ. 
 
 Strife. ^r?Rf, &fr. See Quar- 
 relling. 
 
 To Strike (with anything). JfrC- 
 °T, 3^1", ^FT, £fa°T. 
 
 To Strike ( against anything). 
 
 To Strike (Aif a mark), ^zvj. 
 To Strike ( as the sun, hot wind, 
 
 fyc). $vp<JT. 
 To Strike out or off. ST^. See 
 
 To Erase. 
 To make a motion as if to Strike. 
 
 SJ 7 o 
 
 A String. H2T, 5*r#t. See Cord, 
 Twine, Series. 
 
 The String of a bow. fsr|, qT^"; 
 
 of a garment, 3K"ff; of a kite, frJT, 
 
 3TCT ; of a musical instrument, 
 
 <TRT ; round a spinning wheel, 
 
 ^rft" ; for drawing water, ff^t. 
 
 A piece of String for tying any- 
 thing with. 3T£¥. 
 
 i 
 
STR 
 
 182 
 
 STU 
 
 To String (file on a string- ). 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 A Strip. qft, T^t, TT^ ; a torn 
 
 Strip of cloth, ^tvg". 
 To Strip ( deprive of covering- ). 
 
 To Strip off (clothes). &m*\. 
 A Stripe (line q. v.). ofofT, #£t. 
 A Stripe ( stroke ). ^fJJ. ^e 
 
 Lash. 
 A Stripe (weal), s^t- 
 Striped, in Stripes. efcfTW. 
 A Stripling. ^T^TI^T, JTJW, iT5<T£. 
 To Strive (contend q. v.) f^?f ^7. 
 To Strive (make great efforts). 
 
 S3 ♦ S3 vs ' S3 
 
 See To Labor. 
 A Stroke (blow q. v.). *TJ ,5T3T. 
 
 tfee Stripe, Thump, Slap, Line. 
 A Stroke of the wind, sun, &c. 
 
 To Stroke. ??T $TJ. 
 
 To Stroll. STljq. See To Wander. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Strong (powerful q. v.). sr2T, 
 
 tf^r, ^rcr, srufr, ^jjqf , *?r- 
 crcr, sffrrrst, ^irrfr, srarr^r, 
 
 Strong, Strongly (firm q. v.). Sfit, 
 
 5*sff, t^tr, ^. 
 Strong (rapid ; as a stream, wind, 
 
 $c). Rf^l. 
 Strong (as cloth). %3"r3T. Strong 
 
 (as smell). gygT, W°fr. Strong 
 
 (potent; as liquor, medicine, 
 
 4rc). stshsT, frar, Trjfr, grfr. 
 
 To Struggle. See To Strive, 
 Labor, Contend. 
 
 A Strumpet. JSTPTt. #ee Pros- 
 titute. 
 
 To Strut. BTrf^T^t-^fffv^t f 5J"3. 
 
 *S'ee To Swagger. 
 A Stub, Stubble, tfSt, Igft, *ti€\. 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' 
 
 A Stubble-field. ^RT3\ =TrT. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Stubborn, frft, ffST, fas"^", *T- 
 
 ?£t, rested, m&[ ; or Stubborn- 
 ly, itjifm, Jrrr?<fr, f^rr^r. 
 
 Stubbornness. Its", fesTC, fasTff, 
 
 To Stud with ornaments. vsTvjTT. 
 Studded with ornaments. vsT3T3T, 
 
 Os 
 
 A Student. JWT3". #ee Scholar. 
 
 S3 
 
 Studious, qef&r vsff <S#t, fa-fsTt, 
 
 Study. q^foj, SftiTW. 
 To Study (apply the mind to learn). 
 *F3W, fe^°T, WW ^°T. See 
 
 V S3 ' S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 To Consider. 
 Stuff (material). F^faB, 3?lf. 
 
 To Stuff (act.). *F€<J, 5"? HT^T, 
 s???q. 
 
 * S3 
 
 To be Stuffed (the nose in a cold). 
 To Stumble. sflsTf fyc ISlfvj, *?["- 
 
 ^T^r, ^rftTSTT, fas* °r. fae°r. 
 
 S3 S3 ' N S3 ' ^ S3 ' S3 
 
 A Stumble. snsfr, gJC 
 
 A Stumbler. ^ffw^. 
 
 The Stump of a tree, &c. ?f[, ^r§ . 
 
 To Stun, Prefrq, frfnur'. 
 
 To be Stunned, fqmtfl ^^J. 
 A Stunted youth. 3TSRT. 
 
 « S3 S3 S3 
 
 Stupefaction. %fr^ft, *Tf?7TC. 
 
 To get stupified. 3?rcfMr?£r-fWr 
 
 S3 
 
 Stupid. 3Trtr ? ^fjr, foirsr , %- 
 
 ^IF' ^f" ^^, 971^ See 
 A Blockhead. 
 
SUB 
 
 183 
 
 sue 
 
 Stupidity. ^37q?r, W®\f, %*TrC. 
 
 Stupor, jfrrrrr, f^rr, ji^t 
 
 Sturdiness. tfTOT' $ ee Stout- 
 ness. 
 
 Sturdy, S«T^". See Stout. 
 To Stutter. sH^ST^r, if^3Tr°T, 
 
 "S S3 > ■ S3 ' 
 
 A Stutterer, f^S. 
 Stuttering, if^s?, ttZlt, %tt. 
 A Sty in the eyelid. srrf^Rt. 
 Style (manner q. v.). vf^ sNf. 
 A Style for writing with. qfc°Tf, 
 
 i"fr. 
 
 Suavity. fasTC, f*TUi 
 
 To Subdue. J$Z*\ } cTrfr-STFT T^rT- 
 
 To Subject (subdue q. v.). jffansT 
 
 <Src. 3^oj, 
 Subject (placed under). 5qhTPsT f 
 
 rTK3TC, ^Wr, vT?!^", ^°fr. 
 
 ' S3 7 7 
 
 A Subject (one owing- allegiance). 
 
 t^fqsrf. 
 
 Subject (matter), Jflfef. 
 Subjected. rTfcT^C, ffr^ft. 
 Subjection (conquering ). sflcf, 
 
 In Subjection or subordination to. 
 
 iSee Subject. 
 Sublime. sv^ff. 
 Submissive. ?3rJTtq£f. #ee Obe- 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 dient. 
 "o Submit. rfffrr-*Tr°r-^JT ^^i 
 
 S3S3 S3 S3 ' 
 
 f ^ * ^T^ ! or ^ot. 
 
 S3S3 S3 S3 
 
 To Subscribe (sign). tfft-fSJ 3 ?- 
 JsR fa^T or q[fq. See To 
 
 s» ^ S3 
 
 Agree. 
 A Subscription (contribution). =4"- 
 
 sff, fMt, =#er, qmr^r, qfrft, qrie. 
 
 Subsequent, qfqr. 
 
 Subsequently, qrf\ 
 
 To Subside (be quiet or still), qq. 
 
 <3, fff 5, s^W See To Abate, 
 
 Lessen, Settle. 
 To Subside (as a flood). K?5T0T, 
 
 ^sTT, ott, irPrsi'T, ?rqr*T°r. See 
 
 S3 ' S3' S3' S3 
 
 To Lessen. 
 The Subsiding of a flood. S^Tf ir, 
 
 3Tf. 
 To Subsist (neu.). Pst^, fTOT?, 
 
 r^r? °T, fRT- See To Get on, 
 
 S3 7 ss 
 
 Maintain. 
 Subsistence, ( living-, livelihood ). 
 #qf°T, #lfor, JlfsTCPT, SRW. See 
 
 7 ss ss ' C\S3 
 
 Maintenance. 
 A Subsistence (allowance). fq^g*. 
 A Substance (reaZ being). qqf, 
 
 See Thing, Wealth. 
 Substance (essence q. v). Jj^, 
 
 SK^", (body, material) irr%. 
 Substantial ( having substance ). 
 
 S3 7 ' S3 ' S3 ' 
 
 ijfe See Stout, Thick, Rich. 
 To Substantiate. q^fc°T, CWf 
 
 S3 ' s» 
 
 S3 
 
 A Substantive. =Tf ^T, rfi . 
 To Substitute. qfw f?3T°7. 
 
 • S3 
 
 A Substitute. q^, W*t f *&*C\ 
 WW. 
 
 A Subterfuge. See Evasion. 
 
 Subtile. ^'Ir. 
 
 Subtle, q^t. See Cunning, Know- 
 ing. 
 
 To Subtract. &\m, tt*J, *Z*T. 
 See To Deduct. 
 
 Subtraction. tftZ. See Deduction. 
 
 To Subvert. %U?°T, f^srr^T. 
 
 S3 l S3 
 
 The Suburbs of a city. qF^rif. 
 To Succeed, (follow in order) qr- 
 ?- s^\ sj^q or fq$m, (take the 
 
SUD 
 
 184 
 
 SUI 
 
 place of) sir? If arsnj-fafOT 
 To Succeed, be Successful. 37*T3T 
 
 vs 
 
 jsrrcgr or qi^, qr^^j, 3jq<g, &?- 
 9r*T*r. 
 
 NS 
 
 Successful. unjust. 
 
 A Succession ( series ). 3>rTIT, ^- 
 
 In Succession (one a/fer another). 
 
 In Succession to. SrU, 3"j, vJvTf, 
 
 Successive, Successively. fiEJ^rCflt. 
 Succint, Succinctly. ^K^fe^T 
 
 Succory. ^r^T^ft. 
 
 To Succour, qfs" 1K°T. See To 
 
 NS S9 
 
 Assist. 
 
 Succulent. *r#£r, ^r??r, s°r- 
 
 To Succumb. £ee To Submit. 
 Such, (of this kind) Cf^T, fC^T- 
 
 3t f ^Tfl^r, ( of that kind) 3"f- 
 
 fr, f *T3t. 
 Such a one. qiWTT. 
 To Suck (draw with the mouth). 
 
 OS NS 
 
 To Suck the breast. W^. 
 
 ns 
 
 To Suck up (absorb), ^f of. 
 A Suck. W. 
 
 On 
 
 A Sucking-stick (for infants), q*- 
 
 To Suckle. vrrtrf'T, ^?r few- 
 
 O ' NS • NS 
 
 A Suckling. JaWqarrj • 
 
 Sudden. 3Trfa#r. 
 
 Suddenly. 3^TR3T, aT^¥i? , ^T- 
 
 Nw, 3UrT, 3W3T. See Unex- 
 
 pectedly. 
 Suddenness. ^TfNrTft. 
 
 Suds. JT^ft, sr?r. 
 
 To Sue (prosecute). sif 3ft- j 
 -fvpTq with % governing the 
 object. #ee To Entreat. 
 
 Suet. ?W. See Fat. 
 
 To Suffer, (bear) ^f^r, vsflT^, 
 (undergo) Vm*T, 5Tl?PT, (toss) 
 ^Tf J, TfC^r. #ee To Permit. 
 
 Sufferable. tffc°Tr t tff. 
 
 7 ON 
 
 Sufferance, Suffering (enduring- q. 
 
 v.). ^f°ft. £ee Patience, Pain. 
 
 To Suffice. (HFT, qr^t, he. f>J3?°T. 
 
 NS • NS ' ON ' N» 
 
 #ee To Satisfy. 
 Sufficient, Sufficiently. qxf,Sf[37f, 
 
 ^ftf. #ee Enough. 
 To Suffocate. ^jot f ^fjor. #es 
 
 NS NS ' »v NS 
 
 To Choke. 
 To Suffuse. *ft°T. See To Over- 
 
 NS 
 
 spread. 
 Sugar. #n?, (varieties) Hftr, 3T- 
 ^rrfefr, ^Kft; made up into balls 
 or shapes, afjW, T^r^fr, f^T, 
 J^sfr. 
 
 On 
 
 Raw Sugar, or the juice inspis- 
 sated. Jpr, ( varieties ) |jfe f 
 
 Sugar candy. ffTf^f^ct. 
 
 Sugarcane. $*fe, 37*71?". 
 
 The leaves of the Sugarcane, qzi f 
 
 qfes. 
 
 NSNS 
 
 A Sugarcane press, ^f^ff, ^r^. 
 To Suggest STCWCy. ^ ee To 
 
 Hint. 
 To commit Suicide. qr°T ^K^. 
 
 NS NS 
 
 A Suit of clothes. 3J1(, Vffim, 
 (woman's apparel) \sfftr. See 
 Set, Suite. 
 
 A Suit of cards. t*l, %**"• 
 
 A Suit at law. JTrfa^f. 
 
 To Suit (agree). Z%oj f W3^, 5J- 
 JTiT !. #ee To Become, Please. 
 
SUN 
 
 185 
 
 SUP 
 
 Suitable. #rr, $\jff, %j, ^rCf , 
 Trj , 3T| ; or Suitably, 3T|Nt, ?f- 
 
 °?£r, arr|^r, sircar, f wtzt, #- 
 
 SJf IC?r. ^ee Proper. 
 Suitableness. err£3fr, vsTrfCTcTT. 
 A Suite. 3T?^t. #ee Retinue, 
 A Suitor (petitioner q. v.). 3"fCt, 
 
 To Sulk. ^5. 
 
 Sulkiness, the Sulks. ^TRf, 'Cl- 
 
 s, frar, 3TO, sfffr, ^#r. 
 
 Sulky, a Sulker. ffH, frtfR &c. 
 
 Sullied. 6?farf%. 
 
 To Sully. STJ-sWr, &c. 5ST?<J. 
 
 See To Slur. 
 Sulphur. JTfRf, JTSCJ, iJtfWff, 
 
 Sultriness, grnjfft, *riW, ^T, ^T- 
 
 Sultry. sFrsrcr^r, ^rrrfr, ctki", 
 
 Sum (total). 5fJ^r. 'See Amount. 
 
 Summer. 3T?3Kr, srF^fS, f P?. 
 
 A Summer-set. ^r^TT. 
 
 A Summit. ^[Zt. 
 
 To Summon, i?^ ]", «?rs°r. 
 
 A Summons (written). 73"Rf« See 
 
 Call. 
 Sumptuous, Sumptuously. £J"<TO- 
 
 ^t, ^r See Splendid. 
 The Sun. ftps tfsf. 
 
 va ' c- sj 
 
 A stroke of the Sun. fesr vsft IT^T. 
 A Sunbeam. %^\ f faW^r, fasT- 
 
 vs?t ^r2T. 
 To be Sunburnt (the face, fyc). 
 
 CTr>P?t S°FT. 
 Sunday. 3?R^, ^TRC, ^rF^fC, 
 
 A Sunflower. *nf ^ fT?#t m. 
 
 At Sunrise, fasr *N?r, to sftf?. 
 #ee Morning-. 
 
 At Sunset. {%Sf a%. £ee Even- 
 ing-. 
 
 The Sunshine, gpn yq-. 
 
 ' S3 
 
 To Sunder. See To Separate. 
 Sundry, qrorr j^w. STRtW. £ee 
 Several, Miscellaneous, Various. 
 A Sup. srff, TO r , g"37. 
 
 S3 » vj ' S3S3 
 
 To Sup. ^T^ff &c. irc°T. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Superabundance, Superfluity. 3"- 
 
 Superabundant, Superfluous, grsffar. 
 
 £ee More. 
 Superb, Superbly. t5Tr^rr?sTr. *See 
 
 Splendid. 
 A Supercargo. fsFTsfcTT, ztffli. 
 Supercilious. fsfJTfJTt. See Proud. 
 Superficial, Superficially. Tf^TffcJ- 
 
 Superfluous. #ee Superabundant. 
 To Superintend. SFfrst '4\ TjB^l. 
 A Superintendent. 3TRTT, ^"f^FT^Y- 
 Superior (in place). qxf. See 
 
 Upper. 
 Superior, of Superior quality. s5T- 
 
 Superiority. 3^TC, ^^Tr^T, S- 
 *3TC- 
 
 Supernumerary. ^'^ST- See More. 
 
 Supine, Supinely faith face down- 
 ivard). tfysr >TC, #*Tf. 'See 
 Indifferent. 
 
 Supineness ( carelessness q. v.), 
 ^T^R^fc, ^T^ls^rc. #ee Indiffer- 
 ence, Indolence. 
 
 Supple, f^rcr, gl%°fr. 
 
 A Supplement, Supplementary ac- 
 count, &c. «RT. 
 24 
 
SUR 
 
 186 
 
 sus 
 
 A Suppliant, Supplicant, Supplica- 
 tor. t^fcWKL 5?lf^vfrr. See 
 Petitioner. 
 
 To Supplicate. %rj$\ &c. ^5C°J, 
 
 Supplication. ?^, pRfft, fa^PT, 
 
 ^tf^rfT, cfost, =jt*mct, fwf , 
 To Supply. p-rcr, <rf ^rc°j , ^r- 
 
 Support (prop, help ). U"^", £37, 
 
 a?n*r, *flw, *iwc, 3 Trfw, 
 
 Support (maintenance q. v). rRf°T, 
 
 To Support (6ear w/»). 5f55"°T, sf- 
 
 OT. £ee To Endure. 
 To Support (maintain, nourish q. 
 
 v.)- fapTrfT, qr3°r. £ee To As- 
 
 sist. 
 A Supporter, qr€tc*f, arrsrr^". See 
 
 Support. 
 To Suppose. BJZ^JT, *i&f& &c. 
 
 ^t, wc°r, rr**r. 
 
 A Supposition. *j&%&^^ f S^JTR. 
 To Suppress. STrCT. See To 
 
 Overpower, Crush, Conceal. 
 To Suppurate. tff 3iT°T. 
 Supremacy, ijli, 3ji%<Tr£. 
 Supreme, qfr, tfftRt *srr ^-ftrc", 
 
 «ft, 5%, g§\ See Principal. 
 A Surcingle. «rr3Tcf JT. 
 Sure (certain q. v.). \%£f, <T3fr, 
 
 fftj. £ee Safe. 
 Sure, Surely, ^srfer, vstfC, <Tffcfe, 
 
 TIJ, ^TJT^rC. #ee Certainly. 
 Sureness. ^SPRTC, 737, q^rc, fa- 
 
 Zti, fafHf". £ee Certainty. 
 Suretiship. «rrf^Tt, srrffFJfW , *3T- 
 
 A Surety (bailsman). vsTrfiR, «T- 
 
 Surf, Surge, wife. /See A Wave. 
 The Surface. *rsfr, *Tf, ?TC". 
 A Surfeit. #ift^". £ee Satiety. 
 To be Surfeited, or distended from 
 
 overeating, vsfijfl^f !. 
 A Surgeon. vsTUf • 
 Surgery. wfCTfV. 
 Surgical, of a Surgeon. «!TrfC3>T. 
 Surly, <^t, ^|d, ^f- 
 To Surmise, #ee To Suppose, 
 
 Suspect. 
 To Surmount, ffft m*T, =^°T. 
 To Surpass. 5ETflfc-s3T ^W or 
 
 £eeTo Outstrip. 
 
 Surplus, ^flfar, *»r*T. 
 
 Surprise. See Suddenness, As- 
 tonishment. 
 
 To Surprise, (take unawares) $[- 
 fcnfMsg", (astonish) %^-ar^- 
 
 Surprising, Surprisingly. 3T«T«T t 
 To Surrender (act.), sear 3% 
 
 \ / • NJ t . | 
 
 To Surround. tsfj, sfroT, 3TfCT, 
 
 To Survey ( land ). sjsfr 3iT°T. 
 
 £ee To Measure, Examine. 
 A Surveyor (Zand measurer). Sff- 1 
 
 f«r?r. &ee Measurer. 
 To Survive. ( outlive) qptJ-W- 
 
 f5T^°T, (continue to live) «R°T, I 
 
 To Suspect, have a Suspicion. 3T- 
 fa"vsT°T, JTCrfasfT. See To Im- 
 
SWE 
 
 187 
 
 SWE 
 
 To Suspend (hang-), jjioj, vS&tH* 
 £°T, 5f^r?^,^gf. See To Stop. 
 
 Suspense. f%^fH, ^"^t. See An- 
 xiety, Uncertainty. 
 
 Suspicion. ^TFT, 5Tf, fatf, *TJT, 
 83T. feftTfe. 'S'ee Doubt. 
 
 S5 ' 
 
 Suspicious. TTJ?r=Tt, ^T^t, fajff, 
 tferC, f^^ret, ^f^Wf ; or Sus- 
 piciously, 5TT,fc;?r, srarw, fa- 
 
 To make Suspicious. ^OT^. 
 To Sustain. See To Support. 
 Sustenance. ?3Tqt, fcrcrsr, viftfr 5T. 
 
 £ee Subsistence, Food. 
 To Swaddle, ifvsfnr. 
 Swaddling-clothes. #Sf°T, ^M ?!". 
 
 O SS ' 
 
 To Swagger (in walking), far^oj 
 
 See To Boast. 
 A Swaggerer, ft&vr, fef^ff. 
 A Swallow (the bird). SRT^J. 
 To Swallow, fjrfoj, fetfC^ f?T- 
 
 ^"oj . i n gulps, §^J. 
 A Swallow, Swallowing. jflcT, f?!?, 
 
 A Swamp, ijnfor , TffTfor , T^fa. 
 A Sward (green, grassy, land.)\&. 
 A Swarm of flies or bees, iff 15 . 
 
 See Multitude. 
 To Swarm. See To Throng. 
 Swarthy. flfF^fh 
 To Swathe. ?Sf °T. 
 
 V s» 
 
 To Sway. See To Influence, 
 
 Wield, Govern. 
 To Swear. ^| fyc. *3<JFT. 
 Sweat, qq^". 
 To Sweat, (neu.). qfasfj. 
 To Sweep, ^?a]\ ?fK°T. 
 A Sweeper ( scavenger ). ^fKl- 
 
 Sweeping (sub). ^?%S, ^ffft°fT ; 
 
 Sweepings. jr^T, qst, frf^cr. 
 
 Sweet, Sweetly, fast, SJKt. 
 
 A Sweet (endearing term). f^TS" f 
 
 ' S3 
 
 To taste Sweet or Sweetish. fj}37- 
 
 The Sweetbread. 5rte"FT. 
 
 To Sweeten (act), fffST &c. $Toj. 
 
 Sweetish, slightly Sweet, fasxr, 
 
 faster. 
 
 A Sweet-heart. 2T5J°T, 3T^f, 27S*TT, 
 
 it&, ^t^"=t, strr, s5pt, vsrrr^-, 
 w* t srr=ft, fq-^ft, qW, ^rsir, gfr- 
 5ft, tf? or, fc^rc, f^rc, ym^, 
 
 \3 S3 SS ' OvS» ' S3 ' VS 
 
 A Sweetmeat. fif^Tf , ^ft°Tf ; some 
 kinds of Sweetmeats are, fsfl", 
 
 ' ' C\ ' SS \S'\SS5' 
 
 S5 ' ' SS SS ' S3 SS ' 
 
 A maker of Sweetmeats, ft^r?". 
 Sweetness. TJS", fJTSTC, f^TSTf^r, 
 
 A Sweet smell. ^|C, I^Tf, 
 rfair^, ffa$T5", e?t-T-^f?. 'See 
 
 SS 7 S3 / SS SS 
 
 Fragrance. 
 Sweet smelling. STCfi", ^WJT, 
 
 <R?Mr, jfwfl, ffa*T^. 
 Sweet-toothed, fond of Sweets, 
 
 To Swell (neu). ^°T, sTmrfasi !, 
 
 > ' S3 * SS ' SS ' 
 
 does in cooking) ir^. 
 To Swell, or be Swollen, out (as 
 the belly, or with pride). 3?r- 
 
SYM 
 
 188 
 
 TAK 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' <Js « SS 7 <T\ 
 
 \»' N S3 
 
 A Swelling. tfrf|T, ^WET, *jNx. 
 To Swerve ( deviate ). eTsjoT JT- 
 
 \ / ss / ss 
 
 SOT. 
 
 S3 
 
 Swift, Swiftly. fror, fir, £rft, 
 
 «T\J ' (^S3 
 
 Swiftness. n^sT, ROTf, f fl"? , If, 
 To Swim. rT^T. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Swimmer. cH^F. 
 
 To Swindle. Sffior, g-jpr. ^ ee To 
 
 S3 S3 ' * S3 
 
 Cheat. 
 To Swing" (act). c7[T D T, ST^rCT. 
 
 <-' ' * S> ' Gs ss 
 
 To Swing (neu). ttgrq t ST^T. 
 A Swing (oscillation). &lf[ f IT^t, 
 A Swing for swinging in. ^fq" « 
 
 Swinging cot, or cradle, ftcTKf. 
 
 W. 
 A Switch, ^fr, fJJ^fft 
 To Switch, ^ff fOT'J. 
 A Swivel (moveable ring-). jjf- 
 
 A Swoon, Swoorning. g'^"^", Jf- 
 
 tft, T5T. 
 To Swoon, ffarsfor. 
 The Swoop of a bird. c^fiTKr. 
 A Sword. vKTIT, ^ft, ( 2;arie- 
 
 To draw a Sword. TOK $"?q. 
 To sheathe a Sword. TOR: sN>°T- 
 
 S3 
 
 The Sword-exercise. ^^T. 
 A Swordsman. ^"ff^O. 
 A Sycophant. See Flatterer. 
 A Syllable. sr^C, W^. 
 A Symbol. F^T^Tr^V. 
 A Sympathiser. ^shfr. 
 
 Sympathy. tt3<£\. 
 
 A Symptom. fr5rfft, <Tr^", TOJ. 
 
 A Syringe, fqpi^rft 
 
 A System. 3T|,fef«f» t ft?- 
 
 Systematical. STCff^r, fflfsr^rcff. 
 To Systemize. STI^T, WF5T55Tf °J. 
 
 T 
 
 A Table, tw. 
 
 S3 
 
 A Table cloth. S^TORT. 
 
 A Tabor. See Tamborine, Drum. 
 
 Taciturn . Jfl^oTr. 
 
 Taciturnity. JTr^t !!"?. 
 
 A Tack ( small nail ). vsfr *t?3", 
 
 A Tack, Tacking (in sewing-). 3FT37. 
 To Tack (stitch together), gfraror 
 
 To Tack a boat. ^PT. 
 Tact. ii t ^[Ufc See Skill. 
 A Tadpole, f ffft 
 A Tail. qt§. tff ♦ of a fish, snake, 
 
 S3S3 ' S3S3 ' ' ' 
 
 &c. qtfT, Tfcjft. TfSS". 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 Tail-cropped, Tailless. &f[. 
 Tailed, having a Tail. <T%^- 
 A Tailor. tTisff, 
 A Taint (stain q. v.). ftw, 3Tr- 
 
 tf- See Blemish. 
 To Taint, (corrupt q. v.) f^K^T. 
 
 See To Stain. 
 To Take. (accept) srarqr, (seize) 
 
 §Ts7or. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Take away. fsT^oj, ^cft ^oroj. 
 To Take by force. 33"*?^. 
 To Take down, s^Tf !". 
 
 S3 
 
 To Take off. erri^, OTot. 
 
 ss ' ss 
 
 To Take out. W^T. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Take up. ( lift) *3°FT, (occu- 
 py) turn- 
 
TAM 
 
 189 
 
 TAR 
 
 To Take up room or place. T^T, 
 
 Taking up on tick. ^"^fcT. 
 
 Talc. BTffr^. 
 
 A Tale. STNsTPft, HRPft, flTfrC 
 See Story. 
 
 A Tale-bearer. 'ff'Tf • 
 
 A Talent (faculty). JFJ. See In- 
 tellect. 
 
 Talented, jprrrfr, ^jft-ott, ?r- 
 
 ^l¥, ^JTR. See Wise. 
 A Talisman. See Amulet. 
 To Talk. ?Tf£iT?J. See To Speak, 
 
 Prate. 
 o Talk of one's own affairs or 
 
 condition. TIT? !- 
 
 S3 
 
 'o Talk in sleep. 3fq^|J. 
 
 tittfo, m&w, ^r^5, ^°fr, jfrcr, 
 
 iFTTnT, T3T. & ee Conversa- 
 tion. 
 [uch Talk. JlTSffsr, 3^. 
 'alkative. TORSSrW, JTriWC"- 
 
 rfr?ft» See Loquacious, 
 
 'alkativeness. ^rt^r£. See Chat- 
 tering. 
 
 'all. retr, ilafr, £f$, ff. 
 
 'allish, somewhat Tall or Taller. 
 
 illness. \imt, |j, fflTfi 
 
 'allow, ^?, ^ff- 
 
 o Tally. S?oj, Sprq. 
 
 Talon, ^r, 41. 
 
 Tamarind tree. 3Trf*T3T. 
 'he fruit of the Tamarind tree. 
 
 'he Tamarisk tree. ^afr ; a small 
 species, &f t Z\t\ ; another va- 
 riety, BTffeCtm. 
 
 Tamarisk trees in general. 5TR ; 
 
 shrubs, wt r C. 
 The flower of the Tamarisk, sr-tt- 
 
 The galls of the Tarmarisk. fff- 
 
 Tamarisk, of the Tamarisk tree. 
 
 A Tamborine. 3"7T, ^fa^t. See 
 
 Drum. 
 A Tamborine-player. 3"<7TfC« 
 Tame, pC^F, lu^f ,? Uf . 
 To Tame (act.), t^T. 
 To become Tame. ff^T- 
 Tameness. fr. 
 To Tan (leather). COT. 
 A Tangle. ^ir%, 3f3TCf, *FJ- 
 To Tangle (act.). jfj^r, jt^Tff^T- 
 To Tangle (neu.). jf?^. 
 A Tangled lump. jMpff, ${&\fl , 
 
 A Tank, ^ff, jf#, m§\ t ^f Hf- 
 
 A Tanner. ^*TrC. 
 
 To Tantalize, f^H^TC 7 !". 
 
 To Tap. rtFJor. 
 
 To Tap in fomenting a sore. Z^[- 
 
 •J ' \S 
 
 A Tap, Tapping, £<T3\ 
 
 Tape, ^tr, ^"fT, (coarse kinds) 
 
 Tapering (adj.). 3k"T??f. 
 
 Tar. 37*?^. 
 
 Tardiness. feUC, frC, ftrfefr, 
 
 Tardy. fgf r, Tjrfer^fr. 
 
 Tare (in commerce). ^Rf. 
 
 A Target (butt). f^TSTr^. See 
 
 Shield. 
 A Tariff. B^fTO- 
 
TAU 
 
 190 
 
 TEA 
 
 To Tarnish, become Tarnished, sr- 
 
 To Tarnish (to stain). 37TT°J. See 
 
 To Sully. 
 To Tarry. *% q, fzrspj, tff-?°J. 
 Tart. See Sour. 
 To Task, fix a Task. 37JT «f«ft few 
 A Tassel. Trfeq, 2OT f 5ir#t. 
 To Taste (act.). =TOoj. 
 To Taste (neu.). ^?TT, ^tflTJ. 
 Taste (flavor). 5T«f?T, ^1?, ^r^, 
 
 ^^J-Si ^J> ^i ^ r > (&'&»£•) 
 
 Taste (nice discernment). ftlf«r- 
 
 To get a Taste or liking for any 
 
 thing. faff^ /, TORoj. 
 To have a pleasant Taste. c5"5T- 
 
 Tasteful (savoury). ^5T«ft, c*3T?rr- 
 
 C^r, s?r<rT, ^snrcf, ^srr?r. 
 
 Tasteful,Tastefully, shewing Taste. 
 Tasteless. ^"Sffir, ^dr-ft, ^C- 
 
 sr, feft, ^r^fr, fc#. 
 
 Tastelessness. ^sTrjTC-^, fqr^Tf. 
 Tattered, in Tatters, £tfe^, £t- 
 
 To Tattle. ^T. See To Prate. 
 To Tattoo. Rffrfeft &c. fqq. 
 Tattooing. frfr^, f£#t. 
 
 A Taunt. jtrt, ^rq*-, <p£t, rr- 
 
 ^T, rf^T, faff qf. See Reproach. 
 To Taunt. *TRT <$*c. foiq, fffff- 
 
 qr f^rq, fr^q. 
 
 A Taunter. fif^", ?rrfTC, firft"- 
 
 qrjfte:. 
 
 Taunting, Tauntingly. sfaRTCT, 
 
 %r\t%, fafe qrstf'r. 
 
 The sign Taurus. f^"f<"^r, ^q - . 
 
 Tawny. 3T^T. 
 
 A Tax. JT?W; land Tax, g"3\ 
 ^R"C fernsT; fixed in kind on 
 water wheel or per beegah, qfTf- 
 ffljft ; assessed on the standing 
 crop, STR^^T; the division of 
 produce in assessment, ^zt. 
 
 Taxable (subject to assessment). 5"- 
 SRflfr, usfr, ftsHJ*. 
 
 Tax-free. TOsff, fc^i", Trqft. 
 
 A Tax gatherer. <rfflWr^. 
 
 Tea. ^rff. 
 
 To Teach. %^K"°r, iWfq, <TC- 
 
 A Teacher. tf^qTrcr, S^ff, 
 
 S33T . See Schoolmaster. 
 Teaching, ftf^, Ftmr, <TT5foT. 
 Teak wood. tffJT. 
 A Teal. ^far^r. 
 A Tear (in weeping). jJvHT, &%• 
 
 To shed Tears, ftsfT ?ttSq, f«[ 
 
 C R°J, JS37 &c. ^?q. 
 A Tear (rent). ^, faf€3T, ^rf, 
 
 %/. 
 To Tear (act.). tfiTSq, ^ft°T. 
 To Tear (neu.). cjnzq. 
 To Tear to pieces. <£T^ d^TC Z- 
 
 To Tear up (pull up), <I£q. 
 To Tease (cotton or wool). Ffaq, 
 
 ffareq. See To Card. 
 To Tease (annoy q. v.). *fcrC°J, 
 
 faro *t°j, ?c°j, fesircq, crr?- 
 q, rrqrcj. 
 
 The Teat of a beast. 2Tq. 
 
 With two Teats giving milk (a cow, 
 fyc.). f?5f , with three do. Tz- 
 ?f ; having five Teats, q^fq. 
 
TEN 
 
 191 
 
 TEN 
 
 Tedious (tiresome q. v.). $T37r3T, 
 
 f *8$r, (prolix) £*[%. 
 To^Teem. See To Bring forth 
 
 Abound. 
 To Teeth. JST^?, ?3" ^J. 
 Teething (adj.). eSTfat. 
 A Telescope. S^Tt. 
 To Tell (act). "VfjJ, J<Tf^, f- 
 
 °nT°r, 3^°t, ^ro^r, f^rc^r. See 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' V*' S3 
 
 To Inform. 
 To Tell (take effect). &JFJ. 
 A Tell-tale. ^5*. 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 Temper, Temperament. Wr3",fa- 
 
 Temper of metals. qT°Tltw. 
 Temperance. fsRTt, ^HT, STfJTIcr- 
 Temperate, Temperately. f%qf- 
 
 A Tempest. ?HT, JTTR. See 
 
 Storm. 
 Tempestuous. 3TJ%5". 
 A Temple (for idols). 3Tf f *Tf?r, 
 
 sprrfr, *fc^. 
 
 A Temple of the head. Sffevft, 
 
 #i°fr. 
 
 Temporal. See Worldly. 
 
 To Tempt. ij?jj, ^R^T, ^^J- 
 
 See To Allure" 
 Temptation. ?"J, ?U3l, ^fiT. See 
 
 Enticement. 
 A Tempter, ^t, ^FrT^-, ^H"^, 
 
 Tempting, Temptingly. C^ff^t. 
 
 Ten. \jff. 
 
 The name of the number Ten. 
 
 The aggregate of Ten. 3"f r^r. 
 The Ten at cards. cTf #. 
 About Ten. <f f^Tr. 
 Ten (per cent). ^trftKT. 
 
 And Ten, or with Ten, (prefixed 
 to hundreds, fyc). fffar, v?fr. 
 
 Tenacity. s^irf^. See Stickiness. 
 
 To be Tenacious, ^rft Tf °T. See 
 Sticky. 
 
 A Tenant (of land). \&s$\. 
 
 Tenantry. ^s^. 
 
 To Tend (guard, watch), ^g-ar 
 m<W. £?rs°T, tfCT. See To 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' S3 
 
 Nurse. 
 To Tend (lean towards ). &zvt f 
 
 S3 
 
 A Tendency. 1^27, arf^r. 
 Tender. ^W, =T?T, ^Hc*, ^TRPir, 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' Cs S3 ' S3 S3 ' 
 
 (as a sore) «R-f fr, ^f ^T, ^tff ff\ 
 
 Tender-hearted. ^TST fsffsT. £ee 
 
 Pitiful. 
 Tenderness. fr^THS", ; ^Q\i, ^Jft 
 A Tendon. to, ^JT. 
 The Tendon Achilles. 33"^. 
 
 .3 
 
 A Tenet. J?^. 
 Tenfold (adj). ^fqf. 
 The Tenfold. sffa. 
 The Tenon in joiner's work. ^sj • 
 having a tenon (adj). ^$\£(\. 
 Tenor. 3T, 
 
 S3 
 
 A Tense (in grammar). 3T1^, «T- 
 
 nRr. 
 
 Tense, Tenseness. £ee Tight, 
 
 Tightness. 
 A Tent, cfa, ( varieties) q^W, 
 
 fsTCfdff, tTf\R,W&- 
 A Tent-maker, Prefer. 
 A Tent-pole, ^tf , ^W. 
 
 I ' S3 S3 
 
 A Tent-rope. ^RP^. 
 
 A Tent- wall. ^Rf. 
 
 Tenth. elf. 
 
 The Tenth day of lunar fortnight. 
 
TET 
 
 192 
 
 THE 
 
 Tepid. 4l#fetf. 
 
 Tepidness. 4f#lfOTT. 
 
 Term (limit q. v.). fl%, WH, fa- 
 
 ©irT. See Name, Perbd, A- 
 
 greement. 
 For a specified Term or time. ?3"- 
 
 onrst. 
 
 A Termagant. 5^3". 
 
 To Terminate (act.). fa^J, fa- 
 
 To Terminate (new.). fafa^J far- 
 
 Termination. afr^T, 3T>T, tfe, fa- 
 
 A Terrace. SJ#, sjfr, prRt, 
 (smaZ/) vi^ST^t, feeFf; on the 
 top of a house, ^3", ^T^T- 
 
 Terrestrial ( earthly ). jsfrf, tf- 
 
 5Errd. 
 
 Terrible, Terrific. ^fff, 3??r^" f 
 
 ^rrqFrr^f, mil 
 
 To Terrify. |«IT^q, ^xrffoj. 
 Territory. See Kingdom, Country. 
 Terror. frsT, ST, JT3", dfpF, 35", 
 
 A Tertian fever. T^^f , f^Tf. 
 
 A Test. qjjf. See Trial. 
 
 To Test. q#oj. See To Try ; to 
 test the precious metals by pierc- 
 ing into and heating them. 
 
 A Testicle, ^r, *TFncr, =rCr. 
 
 One with swelled Testicles. qi^r^", 
 
 To Testify. sr3T &c. fe^oj. 
 Testimony. %m, 5Trff^, ^fr?Tfft, 
 
 Testy, fqfcoff, %er<fT . 
 
 A Tether. mfc. ^cc Rope. 
 
 To Tether. qr?°J ; fe^tf ^fit ffaW- 
 
 Tetter, the disease. ^T/. 
 
 The Text ( opposed to comment ). 
 
 J755", UrT^r. 
 Texture. afr«r, ^q, Sorrfr, S^fr , 
 
 Than. ?ir, *tf, tf, #3T, ^T?^f 
 - jqr-ij-jqt, STf, aft, 5T, af#, JT^l 
 
 To Thank. srfo^" &e. JTSflT 17 !"- 
 
 $xor. 
 
 Thankful. *zmW, *T$«f$, 3- 
 To be Thankful. *TTr-ir°T JT^FT. 
 
 SS O SS 
 
 Thankless. f JT°Tr« £«« Ungrate- 
 ful. 
 Thanks. ^rfoc, ^rf^TPfr- 
 That (pron). % f ff, correlative 
 to %) i$\ • that one (with indi- 
 cation) ^gt, (before referred to) 
 
 That like. ?Wf, vjf fr. 
 
 That (conj.). ?T, far, %, ijfr. 
 
 To Thatch. ST? or. 
 
 A Thatched roof. I?75", fa^S . 
 
 The, The definite article is only 
 expressed when used for " this" 
 or " that''" (q. v.). In other cases 
 it is inherent in the noun. 
 
 A Theft. *a, ^rarpflr, yft 
 
 Their. |^ vsff, ;j*fp5f ^f, fl^fa 
 
 Their own. ^3"fa". 
 
 Then, (a* that time) flsff, ?lf?- 
 
 ff, ?T, ( «» ^«* case) rf , vT35T, 
 
 (afterwards) qtf , qft. 
 Of Then, or that time. rfSfoiT, 
 
 Thence. f-3"-fa-<Tr with the af- 
 fixes ?rf-tr-ct -<Nr- <ri£f- Frrfr- 
 
THI 
 
 193 
 
 THI 
 
 - *rr- -4-^-m r - wz r-w-?rrf a* 
 
 -^rff-?ftf-5T|-^t^, attached to 
 them ftf r. 
 Thenceforward (from that time). 
 
 <Ss 
 
 A Theory. *T3T, a?Z^F5T. 
 
 There. g§, S^, §3T, ft't, fa*T, 
 
 3"-^-nT-rTr with the affixes ^ff 
 
 -wk'-mff- <rfir-*rff-*rsf-* *riff- 
 
 sinf , attached to them (in fAaf 
 direction ) afr-tr^'-rfr with the 
 affixes S-£f- ^f-sfr-St-sf 3" 
 
 — • • • * Ws » 
 
 fftis direction, indicating- ) tf 
 with %-^| &c. as above. 
 
 A little way There. <3[^ ; ^fjttf- 
 IV, crjtffr. 
 
 Therefore. sH'-ft^-lffif with ^ 
 
 ss 
 
 -3TCT-93T following them. 
 
 They. |, fi , ft, q-, f, (with indi- 
 cation) Sf f flf. 
 
 Thick, (no? slender ) sT^ff, (ajo- 
 proaching solidity, dense) q\Z[ } 
 
 Thickish, somewhat Thick, srfpf- 
 
 s3 
 
 ' S3 'S3 
 
 To Thicken (act.). qriT &c, 3T- 
 To Thicken (new.). qf^r &c. fa- 
 A Thicket. 3TsfT, SHT, 3R£. 
 
 S3 I S3S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 Thickness. sfrfcif, *T5?rf f ^frf&T, 
 
 ' ss ' ss 
 
 (density) qffli, ymfa, *TfTTC 
 
 -fa-jjTsfrc-f&r, qrj. 
 
 A/Thief." "'%. See* Robber. 
 Of a Thief or Thieves. #iTf°Tf, 
 
 To Thieve, ^fd ^FT°T. 
 
 Thievery. #rrr5rrft. See Theft. 
 
 The Thigh. W c, KR. 
 
 The inside of the Thigh. ^f[ • up- 
 per or front part of Thigh, 5TJT. 
 
 A Thimble. 3 ?*TT^TRr. 
 
 Thin (slender). ^%, gf^Tr, qf<T- 
 fr. See Lean. 
 
 Thin, Thinly (not dense or close). 
 
 fsff, ftjfeir, fefr, i%frfr. 
 
 Thin (as a liquid). qfj-fr. 
 
 Thine. tr^r, sffftfr. 
 
 S3 s3 7 S3 
 
 Thine own. ^C- 
 
 S3 
 
 A Thing (substance). 5!T, ^/. 
 
 =^f/. #f , %, q*<T/. qSTTO, 
 
 (matter) ?Tffcsf. 
 Things (^-ooaJs #. v.). 5T?qr, 5TS- 
 
 To Think (ponder q. v.). ?FFT, 
 
 To Think (imagine), mc^, W- 
 
 5PT, q^J. 
 Thinness ( slendemess ) . ^^\i 
 
 -fq, qprruc-r°r, qfa<*r£-f°r. 
 
 Thinness (wanting density or close- 
 ness), feirc-fcr, fsffv§T£-f°r, 
 
 Thinness (of liquids). qfrerC-fa. 
 
 Third (adj.). fca?r, ff€f. 
 
 A Third, the Third part. frffC, 
 fpTr >Tr#f ; of a rupee, &IK\. 
 
 The Third day of the lunar fort- 
 night. ffSf. 
 
 Thirst, sjq", fHTsf, ??*, <TO, f^\- 
 3", (excessive) 3"^, sfaW- 
 
 To Thirst, be Thirsty. S3TTC5PJ, 
 
 fffrcsig, ^rfa*Fr, Fwfaspr, 
 
 (exceedingly) Sflrfc^, sf€*r- 
 To quench Thirst. ^T &c. ^r- 
 
 S3 
 
 25 
 
THO 
 
 194 
 
 THR 
 
 Thirsty, S^Kf", S^Rr, 3*%. 
 
 Thirteen. %tt- 
 
 Thirteenth. Iff. 
 
 The Thirteenth day of the lunar 
 fortnight, ^frfa. 
 
 Thirtieth. ff?|\ 
 
 Thirty. i)W. 
 
 About Thirty, ft? Kh 
 
 Thirty-one. <raFft?. 
 
 Thirty-two. «T£fC. 
 
 Thirty-three. rftf. 
 
 Thirty-four. ^f£\W- 
 
 Thirty-five. <fsrftf. 
 
 Thirty-six. uft?. 
 
 Thirty-seven, ^ffiftf. 
 
 Thirty-eight. W^tf. 
 
 Thirty-nine. vJ^fcflcrt?. 
 
 This. fes, ft, I, <T, (in dis- 
 tinguishing) fir. 
 
 This like. Cffr, fesffr. 
 
 This very one present (with indi- 
 cation), fsfr. 
 
 A Species of Thistle. ^feO, ^Tf- 
 
 Thither. 3$. See There. 
 
 A Thong, ret, ^5T. 
 
 A Thorn, SfMr, %£?. 
 
 A Thorn bush or branch, cut down. 
 S^TC, (small) ^fjjft. 
 
 The camel Thorn, qrf^l. 
 
 The Thorn apple. TOU. 
 
 Thornless. ^££t. &fQ&. 
 
 Thorny, ^[fr, ^rfr, ^^. 
 
 Thorough, Thoroughly. ^T^|,rf- 
 *?r*T, ajrffrr, farc. •S'ee Com- 
 pletely, Wholly. 
 
 Thou. <f. 
 
 Though, <fr3". 
 
 Thought. ff^", ft^r^, ?P#t- 
 
 *T, rTTRT. #ee Consideration, 
 
 Care, Idea. 
 Thoughtful. q'^rO, ?TR, JPT, 
 
 r^^Tr^t, OTTrC?r. See Meditative. 
 Thoughtless, Thoughtlessly. ^JJ- 
 
 Thoughtlessness. W#t, srft^r^", 
 
 A Thousand. f«rr^, SCtf. 
 By Thousands. fsflT. tff%. 
 To Thrash. ^£% Sjot jj^q 
 
 (beat severely) I^T, ^r^K !. 
 To lay the Thrashing floor, or 
 
 place for treading out corn, f- 
 
 Thread, tf aft, W?i, %• 
 
 Raw Thread, gr, <fe. 
 
 The sacred Brahminical Thread. 
 
 To Thread. (T^. 
 
 A Threat. 5OTT, rTR", SjffS. SH , 
 
 To Threaten. %&£\ &c. f^rs^or. 
 Three. £. 
 
 The figure or number Three. fNtf- 
 And, or with, Three (prefixed to 
 
 hundreds, #c). f|TR^, frff. 
 Three (per cent), fc^tfro. 
 Three quarters, (of a rupee) rif- 
 
 «nf , (0/ a seer) £ qr • one quarter 
 
 less than one, JT-ff". 
 Three quarters (per cent), flr^F^f. 
 Three cornered, ffjjr, frSR^rfr. 
 Threefold (adj.). rt%. 
 The Threefold, ftfq. 
 Threefooted. few. 
 To Thresh, See To Thrash, 
 A Threshhold. s?Mar. 
 
THU 
 
 195 
 
 TIG 
 
 Thrice. fcST, frflX. 
 
 Thrift, a'qgf, fesn^, Cr*T. &* 
 
 Frugality. 
 To Thrive. JEW fa*T% TO°T, #N 
 
 The Throat. fast, Mf, HTf, 
 
 To Throb. s^J, ^^3, pf$> 
 
 Throbbing (stift.). Sf jfer, 5^- 
 
 A Throne. ajr^Y, ?f?sf , £t£j\ 
 A Throng, See Crowd. 
 To Throng, \WSV, flf ^ 8RJ. 
 To Throttle. ^3, qrqt fe*TJ. 
 Through (from one end to the 
 
 other), qrfc, ^rfrcrit, *rat-# 
 
 Through (61/ ?nea«s of). f*ri-*jt 
 
 A Throw (cast). &?5&, W^T 
 To Throw. gfissjr, sfsraif 3, W- 
 
 To Throw away, fetf 3^3- 
 To Throw down. ^TUCJ, %Tgf, 
 
 ?f¥3,«(«n wrestling) 3"*JJT. 
 A Thrum, jft. 
 
 A Thrust (stao). =#RT, '^T, J?T. 
 To Thrust (« Aore) . fa^ , q?f 3. 
 To Thrust (**a6). ^3, #T3, 
 
 A Thumb. «TRFffr. 
 
 A Thump (taiiA the fist). Jffi. 
 
 To Thump. 5^ f opy. See To 
 
 Beat, Thrash.^ 
 To Thunder. ITSTJ, jarj. 
 Thunder. JTTT, arrf«r. 
 A Thunder-bolt. fty/. 
 Thursday. ijRte, spufr , fwfif, 
 
 Thus. ff 3?, £if. 
 
 Thus far. f^t-tr^f with mC-ff- 
 
 rift &c. See Till. 
 
 To Thwart. t^T, <\?f? 5, §13 3, 
 
 Th y- V f|% ; ftaft. 
 
 On Tick. s^rm*. 
 
 To allow Tick. ^arftf-afteix-vj- 
 
 To Tick (as a watch), frgrfrfar 
 
 A Tick (louse of dogs). f^fae. 
 A Ticket, fcft. 
 
 To Tickle. RrRftewfj, farftfar- 
 rrrc &c. ^3. 
 
 Tickling («*V r^feff, %frT- 
 
 The Tide. 3uT, srcrc. 
 Tidiness, fafsrfs - , fez - , ^sfZ", 3T§ , 
 
 ^f«f, S3*?". 
 Tidings, ^fa, ^TT. jSSse News. 
 Tidy, Tidily. fetafflGlt, fasjffr, 
 
 A Tie (fastening). jjfg\ 
 
 The Tie or string of a garment. 
 
 To Tie. ^3. 
 
 To be Tied. "^3. 
 
 A Tier (row #. v.). to", tffl*:, 
 
 a Tiffin. nhrWlr. 
 
 A Tiger. IrC, ^fj. 
 
 Tight ( tense, ^nn ). 3TT2T, T*?Jf, 
 
 Tight (as a garment). STSfT, <T- 
 
 To Tighten, or pull Tight, fe^q, 
 
 ^513, ^3, Wf3, ^^3. 
 Tightly" Tight, srsri, »r?f 5 , *Tf. 
 
TIN 
 
 196 
 
 TOB 
 
 Tightness ( tenseness, firmness ) . 
 Tightness (as of a garment). §[v?- 
 
 ?r£-f°r, storct, itfi. 
 
 A Tile. TO. 
 
 A Till, Tiller. 3TJTC. 
 
 Till (until). mi, isf, m*ft, mH t 
 
 Till now. t#-<T# with 3Tf &c. 
 
 affixed. 
 Till then. *t#* -arNff- ?R§f with 
 
 cfllf &c. affixed. 
 To Till. qr^or. See To Culti- 
 
 vs 
 
 vate. 
 Tillage. TO, W%TOT. 
 A boat's Tiller, q>Tf. 
 Timber. ST^tfe, 3rrar. 
 Time (duration). TTf 53", TOJ, t#f, 
 
 qfr, ^, ^r, «ptrt, *mr, zr°ff. 
 
 Time, turns or successions of Time. 
 
 iror, fat?, gfMr, eft", ^Hf, 
 
 A length of Time. JT^, «RRT. 
 Time (delay q. v.). JfW, ,7T%. 
 
 .See Term. 
 Timely, at a proper Time. J?f sr- 
 
 At an improper Time. 3TJTC^t, 
 
 Timid, Timerous. fff^Tr, srffqr, 
 £ff, ?rC£, 5flTff<rr, (scrupu- 
 lous) fafereft, ff^r^r, fcrfcr^r, j 
 
 (nervous) *3<K%;i^\. 
 To be Timid. fvJOT, ZT?<T, ^JJ^. 
 Timidity, Timorousness. fe"jr,£Tf", 
 
 ZTf Sit, tfafi 
 Tin (*Ae metal). 3T55Y, 3^C- 
 Calx of Tin. fir. 
 To Tin. 3T^t &c gr^ar-cJTC'J. 
 A Tincture. ^T. 
 
 Tinder. q?3" 
 
 A Tinge, ^z. 
 
 To Tinge. =^27 f^ty. 
 
 To Tinkle, fe^OT fiJJ^q. 
 
 A Tinkle, Tinkling, fs^f, ffJ- 
 
 A Tinner. 3r£t*TC, 3^*1"^. 
 
 A Tint. See Color, Tinge. 
 
 Tiny. ^feff. 
 
 The Tip. ^rr. 
 
 On Tiptoe, swfr. 
 
 The Tire of a wheel. qft*T # qg. 
 
 To Tire (act.). *T3Tr?q, pRrr°J, 
 
 To Tire, be Tired, q^vj, $3*1, 
 
 Tiresome. 3J3Tn3T, ffW9T, ^^r?%. 
 Tissue (brocade q. v.) sflwif^. 
 A Titbit. 55W, 3?Rf, ifRr, TTT?r. 
 An honorary Title. ?5"3R"q, %rJT«T. 
 
 See Name, Right. 
 A Title deed. *HRT, STC, 3T- 
 
 To Titter, fefafigfer err^wj-. 
 
 To ( /Ae sig-n o/ the dative case ) . 
 
 %. 
 To (denoting- motion toward). % ; 
 
 jf. £ee Towards. 
 A Toad. £75-. 
 A Toadstool. tffqfr, ffaffi W 
 
 To Toast. %*°T. 
 
 Toasted. Bt^R- 
 
 Tobacco. rTfjr^T- 
 
 A second crop of Tobacco from 
 
 the same plants, fsrfr. 
 A ball of Tobacco for putting into 
 
 hooka. Tf[i). 
 A load of raw Tobacco made up in 
 
 five maunds. qfsfr. 
 
TON 
 
 197 
 
 TOR 
 
 A Tobacconist. rRr^FT. 
 
 To day. a?^. 
 
 Of To day. 3T#*T, ^T^ff. 
 
 A Toe. arrffC. 
 
 The big Toe. ^\WJ[. 
 
 The little Toe. ^V 
 
 A Toe-ring. 4fc£r. See Ring. 
 
 Together. I\&, t*f*t, iT^t, («- 
 
 mong- themselves) fe^T RfCf "*f- 
 Together with. q^T, *jqt. See 
 
 With. 
 
 To Toil. ?t?°t, f«rq, ^^r, *src°r, 
 
 Toil, srarsft, qtfte, *rf , fat^ra, 
 qttff- 
 
 Toiling (suft.). JlfHr, ffspft. 
 Toilsome, faf»KrrC<Tr , fir^fT^t, fa- 
 
 5-rarot 
 
 A Token (sig-n). SpM , fa"5TRt, 
 
 Tolerable (endurable). tfffTr, tff- 
 
 See Middling. 
 To Tolerate. See To Suffer. 
 Toll. JTfsrsy, m- 
 A Tomb. (Musulman) 3T«!T, <fffl\ 
 
 J3T, #ff- (Hindoo) ^JTtP^- 
 To morrow. ^vrFT-°fr, ^tfl, H- 
 
 iric, ^T^t- !!. ^ee Morrow. 
 Of To morrow. HWfTO, mm- 
 A Tone. ^, tfCra. See Sound. 
 A pair of Tongs. fWr, WxJ. 
 A Tongue, fsTJT, «T^R. 
 The Tongue, of a buckle. STf rot ; 
 
 of a bell, S*RT. 
 Large Tongued. fjffir^". 
 Double or forky Tongued, ff- 
 
 HwT. 
 
 Tongueless. *rf*WT. 
 
 A Tongue scraper, f^flft- 
 
 To night. 3?f Ufa. 
 
 Tonsure. fSTRcr, ^Krf. 
 
 The first Tonsure of a child. JJ- 
 
 Too much. ST°Tf , 3>frF, W, AS ; 
 a little too much, ?p7Rf , ?W- 
 
 Too (also), ff , Ft, fafa, q^T, fr 
 A Tool. 3TT«ir^", s«rra:. 
 A Tooth, igr. 
 A double Tooth. 3T5", fT3\ 
 The Tooth of an instrument. vJ5T< 
 A Tooth brush. v?ejor fwW : to 
 brush or clean the teeth, 3T 
 
 Toothed, having large teeth. %- 
 
 Toothless, tsfr, qr^r, ir^fr, qrfr, 
 
 A Toothpick. vifcdtfroft, #0, 
 fS^t, f%^ ; to pick the teeth, 
 
 The Top. (upper part) Jfsjf, Jftr^ 
 
 (highest point) ^[it. 
 A spinning Top. eT|T, ^rf^jfr. 
 A humming Top. ^fflft^jT- 
 The spike of a Top. Jfi"?". 
 The string of a Top. ff(T. 
 
 A Topknot. 3"irrer, ^r£f. 
 
 Topmost, Jl^fr. 
 
 A Topaz. Tfeu^. 
 
 A Topic. Trrfcc 
 
 Topsy turvy. gr«r^r H^r, Wifs 
 
 H^f^". *S^ Upside down. 
 A Torch. iT^r^, ( varieties ) fv?- 
 
 aTlft, Self*. 
 A Torchbearer. JJSOTS^t. 
 To Torment. ( torture ) "fr?^, 
 
 ^rfr prrC°T, ( tease q. v.) tf^T- 
 
 Torment" (anguish). &\fe,tt. 
 
TOU 
 
 198 
 
 TRA 
 
 A Tormentor. JTO *3T3T -^Trer, 
 
 To be Torn. qT!? !". 
 
 Torpid. mtf{, *T?r- 5«e Numb. 
 
 Torpor, Torpidness. ^FTf?, SpT. 
 
 A Torrent. ^C- 
 
 A Tortoise. ^#f , 37#, ^. 
 
 Tortuous. TOU, 3TIOT* 
 
 To Torture. qfcq, 3rfr 5H3 Tj~ 
 
 Torture. %(f\ qW. $ee Torment. 
 To Toss (cast q. v.). sfb^rfj. 
 To Toss about (acf.). gfpOT, fff- 
 
 To Toss up & down. ^Tr?^, $3T- 
 
 Tossing about (su&.). qrfr^*, 5Tr?T. 
 The Total. #T, JfJ^T. 
 
 Totally, f pre, *wnr, Hfd£ } fasj- 
 
 g-. See Wholly. 
 To Totter. sot, sn^. £ee To 
 
 sa • ss ' \s ♦ NS 
 
 Shake. 
 To Touch. U?q f f^or, ?*T 3aK*T. 
 
 SJ SS ' \3 \S ' S3 SS 
 
 A Touch, Touching, fsffftffT. 
 An impure Touch. 15TT, 91%. 
 To be Touched by anything im- 
 pure. ?§qu[. 
 A Touchstone. %*$i\, ^\t\. 
 Touchwood. qT33T. 
 
 \S -so 
 
 Touchy (irritable). f%3Tf,%- 
 
 srj, i%fc°Tr, frer, ciw. " 
 Tough. ^2fj#, ^rtefrfr, sfp. 
 
 Toughness. ' *ftef P*r£, ^^ffUf , 
 A Tour (journey in a circuit). 
 A Tour (<ura of duty, <^c). 3TO, 
 By Tours or turns. qTCfvft, ?TO- 
 
 To Tow. fe^. 
 
 Toward, Towards. 3", gff, v3K, 
 
 ?tt,?{, ?fr, ?i#^w, lift. 
 
 A Towel. ^5RI^, sfjjrei. 
 
 A Tower. a*J t sw. 
 
 A Towline. ?:%. 
 
 A Town. 5ITC 1 , Tfrj, m¥, TW, 
 
 Of a Town. STf^, Wf C^fr, ?fi£- 
 
 The Town and lands attached, <T^" • 
 
 an inhabitant of these, STATIC. 
 A fellow Townsman. afr^TC, %ff|. 
 
 A Toy. u£t£r, qrfrqrf^r." 
 
 A Trace, ej, =Tt^rf=Tt, TO. 
 
 To Trace by tracking steps. <fe" 
 
 -TO s&ffT-^ ! !'. 
 To Trace ( outlines ). 31^%, af- 
 
 The Traces by which an animal is 
 fastened in a water wheel, &c. 
 372-. 
 
 One who follows up Traces or 
 Tracks. q^l, <K?\i\, ^w€f-&ft, 
 
 OS 
 
 A Track. See Trace, Way. 
 
 To Track. See To Trace, Tow. 
 
 Trackless. ^|it, ^TSl. 
 
 A Track rope. ^f^T. 
 
 Tractable, ^rr^rfr, ^TRT, 3?r- 
 
 ' VJ Os ' ov 
 
 To be Tractable, ^r JT^. 
 Trade, Trading. srrqTS", ^falT, *- 
 
 A Trade (profession ). 3T^, 
 
 To Trade. ^PTr^T &c. q^. 
 
 A Trader. ^rqrCt, ^srrfr, *mrj, 
 
TRA 
 
 199 
 
 TRE 
 
 
 
 A Tradition, vjfc^rqri. 
 
 To Traduce. ^T-vfr? &\fot. 
 
 •S3 S3 
 
 A Traducer. W3T5", ^t^. 
 
 To Trail (act). faff^, frff^. 
 
 To Trail (neu.). filff «fj, faff ?&- 
 
 S3 
 
 A Trail, (mark left) jft^f, (scent 
 
 left) qpr. See Smell. 
 To be on the Trail- srfasf £T, *T- 
 
 To Train. ^ 2RT°T, Ir^fCT. 
 
 ♦ SS S3 ' V» 
 
 A Train (series q. v). ^ft^T. 
 
 A Trait of character. 3T3TFT, s7- 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 A Traitor, ffft, ^WR,^?^. 
 To Trample. c^rsy, sTrfrsor. See 
 
 To Tread. 
 A Trample, Trampling. ^3", ?- 
 
 Tranquil. flh% 3"f^f. See Quiet. 
 To Tranquillize. *TTOCT, SKJ. 
 
 See To Appease. 
 Tranquillity. STlST, tifC, *?*", *TF- 
 
 To Transact. 3T^J, f^rfj, ^r- 
 
 A Transaction. 373?, Jfrfcr, ?r*T. 
 To Transfix, afffPTrfi: 3^-£W 
 To Transgress (neu.). JJJT srsr- 
 
 A Transgression. vitf, ?T^Ht^. 
 
 See Fault, Sin. 
 A Transgressor. SfTCt, JHrfT. 
 
 -See Offender. 
 Transient. f^TJTJ, *J*T «ft JJ3T- 
 Transit duty. UfSrft. 
 Transitive (in grammar). ^T^TT^Ty 
 
 To Translate into another tongue. 
 
 fs*T M*w ***!!, ?rf%tff *^« 
 
 A Translation. r?f%J?f. 
 
 To Transmit, f^TR" J75Fr-tfffo = 
 
 S3 S3 
 
 To Transplant. fasOT, frrTJ, ^» 
 
 S3 ' ' S3 
 
 Transplantation, Transplanting. 
 
 fair, farusr, ^rfsT, ^f , frfr, 
 
 To Transport. See To Carry, 
 
 Banish. 
 Transportation (banishment). f- 
 
 ffcrerrfr. 
 
 To Transpose, ^fr %? 37^. 
 Transverse, Transversely. ^Trff . 
 A Trap. P^fCr, #3^, fef%°Tt- 
 
 £ee Snare. 
 A Trap door. ST^T. 
 The Trapping of a horse. q^Tsft. 
 Trash, (rubbish) Jfffef , Jff , RT- 
 
 Nrt, 3?s§"3T?, (improper food} 
 
 To be in Travail. SW^. 
 
 To Travel. fcr &c. ^°T, Sif *- 
 
 SS S3 7 ♦ S3 
 
 S3 
 
 Travel, Travelling. <fa-, ijqr^ 
 
 A Traveller. W^, ^rrfv?, *[£*- 
 
 A Tray, OTflrf I", *TO, sffa", qffr. 
 Treacherous, ffft, ^OT«J, fr*H&- 
 CU5T. See Deceitful. 
 
 S3 
 
 Treachery, fff , WqRt, fa*T3Tf- 
 ^rrJTt, qsrf*rr#f. See Deceit. 
 
 To Tread, (step on, set the foot 
 on) qJT T?igvj- fe^TJ, (trample ) 
 
 VJ ' S» 
 
 To Tread out grain. ?Td $• 
 
 To lay a Treading floor. fsSfa 
 
 S3 
 
 The Treading out grain, iff?. 
 
TRI 
 
 200 
 
 TRI 
 
 Treasure. giTHr. 
 
 A Treasurer, ^STR^. 
 
 Treasury, ?3"s?fRr. 
 
 To Treat {behave towards), qr- 
 
 SB Si 
 
 To Treat (negotiate). arr-Hfcf 
 
 A Treaty. 3?f ttWt, 
 
 Treble (arfj.). fl%. 
 
 The Trebled or Threefold. ftf°T. 
 
 To Treble (act.). fmf 5TJ, $- 
 
 A Tree, 3"0T; Trees or bushes in- 
 
 si 
 
 general, ^oHTrC* 
 To Tremble. jm*J f 3^q, W^, 
 
 \ si ' N si ' Sy -j 7 S3 
 
 A Trembler, Tremulous, \2"IV Tr, 
 
 #rf%°fr. 
 
 A Trembling", Tremor. S%oft, 
 37r¥ft, tFTT^r, *R?t» q7Tfar°ft f 
 
 Tremendous. 5TST, 3TPFKT. 
 
 A Trench. 3T*ft, ^ft t ^i\. See 
 
 Drain. 
 A Trencher. <Trftv?T. 
 Trepidation. ^fr°fV, %rT. See 
 
 Trembling, Fear. 
 Trespass (on lands). ij^r. See 
 
 Transgression. 
 To injure by Trespass. iT55-T. 
 A Tress of hair. 5TP?r. See Lock. 
 A Trial, (test) OT, qifr, goffer, 
 
 srnHjITr, (judicial examination) 
 
 ^rr^r^r, ar^^rr, <r«?t«r. 
 
 Triangular, ffjfl", frf ^ffr. 
 
 A Tribe. tm,^&, 3^, TO, <T- 
 
 ' si Si ' si 'Si ' 
 
 W, sfrfr, r^^TffvT. -Sec Family. 
 Tributary, g^ *RCfej, faTI"^. 
 Tribute. 3T=T_ 2"^, feU«T. 
 
 »• SS ' ' si 
 
 A Trice. 73". See Instant. 
 
 A Trick (artifice q. v.). fqfe^", 
 ^\Z. See Habit. 
 
 si 
 
 Trickish. fafar^t, ^f%r^r-^r. 
 To Trickle. fa"^, STCT. 
 A Trident. fr*n?r. 
 
 • ©ssi 
 
 Tried. 37^, ^CiJTRPr. 
 
 si ' si 
 
 Triennial, fargjt. 
 
 A Trifle. *irft£t-*5¥)f iTffsf. 
 
 To Trifle. &f<g, %e ^^r, vsf^ 
 
 Trifling (ad/-)* ^t. ^ cc Trivial. 
 The Trigger of a gun. JJT5Tr. 
 To pull the Trigger. mi\\ $\- 
 ?<g. 
 
 si 
 
 Trim (adj.). tf^r, fef^r^rc^r. 
 
 See Tidy. 
 To Trim. arff 5, SfrPCJ, faf^r- 
 
 To Trip (act.). 8Trj?fCJ, ^?r- 
 
 To Trip (new.). a?T«riy,2Trfavnr- 
 
 A Trip, Tripping. qfil f sjf r ; 
 methods of Tripping in wrest- 
 ling, farftrt, iflfj&t *TR^, 
 
 MT, «ir£T, wift, Hrenrfet, *f- 
 
 si ' 
 
 A Trip (journey to and from). 
 
 srarcr, <r^r, g*r, fa^. 
 
 si ' si ' Cs ' 
 
 Tripe, the Tripes. %%^. 
 Triple. ft°fr. 
 
 The Triplicate cf a bill of ex- 
 change, grgfefe. 
 Triplication. ftofiL 
 Tripod, few. 
 Trite. "Kfoff. 
 To Triturate. JTfT, ^°T. 
 
 ss ' ss 
 
 Triumph. ?§f)j, See Victory. 
 

 TRU 201 
 
 #*rrd. See Vic- 
 
 TUR 
 
 
 Triumphant 
 torious. 
 
 Trivial. f?#r, =fgT, sffftfi". 
 
 A Troop, ^c^r, fpsft. &ee Band. 
 
 A Trooper. ^I"^". £ee Horse- 
 man. 
 
 A Trot. ^T,?£i. 
 
 To Trot. OTrc°r, 3$t?°t. 
 
 To Trouble. ^ffifj, tWi^J, 3 f- 
 
 fe«rrcj, ?5qrfoj. See To Tease. 
 Trouble. f3T?#t, 3%, %^Tfr, 
 
 eg , csrr^, 4rerf?r, f^r, ^5rr- 
 
 55T,STr#rit. See Difficulty* Dis- 
 tress, Perplexity. 
 Troublesome, (person) %f%fr, 3?jT- 
 fcfr,f0RTCr, ?iW, (or mater) 
 
 A Trough, qffffr. 
 
 A Trowel, ^rrct, ^r^r. 
 
 A pair of Trowsers. *J1°T, skN\ 
 
 *sr 
 ^Rf\ 
 
 Truant. fix, t\&tt. See Vag- 
 
 abond. 
 True. *T#r, ^fr, *HJ, tffa, STfD- 
 
 f , ^rar, ^rV, ^rc", eft, £r- 
 
 Truely. fpq, rTf^far. ^ e True. 
 
 A Trumpet. jO, ^TIW, tf^ff. 
 
 A Trumpeter. c^lTIST , 3Rnfr. 
 
 To Trundle (new.), &£0T. See To 
 Roll. 
 
 The Trunk of a tree. 3fT. 
 
 The Trunk of an elephant. sjfe'. 
 
 A headless Trunk, US. 
 
 A Trunk (chest). ST37. 
 
 Trust (reliance). terf , tffg, qftT, 
 <tfffcT, CfaTl^fafrj ,*TPRT,(tn 
 God) tr^vf. See Faith, Tick. 
 
 A Trust (thing- deposited), qxr- 
 To Trust (place confidence in). 
 
 ftm oj, terf*r. 
 
 Trusty, Trustworthy. sfali^ttfr- 
 
 |r, f^t^r, q-f^rfr, cfamt, *rr- 
 Truth, ef , B^iii, srerfor, smf, 
 
 To Try (tart)- ^^°J, <T*t°J, ^r- 
 
 «Tff ]'. 'S'ee To Examine. 
 To Try (attempt). tfRT-SSTg 3T- 
 
 A Tube. =Td, TO- 
 
 To Tuck in or up. ^q, 3^FT- 
 
 Tuesday. ^Tf, Jf*T^. 
 
 A Tuft (cluster), sjjrr, pf ; of 
 
 hair, ^?T, W, JT^f, 5ff5T ; of 
 
 grass, *T^f, ^y. 
 In Tufts, Tufted? f TF.fi" . 
 To Tug (act.), ersrf fb'*T«J. 
 A Tulip. ST^t 
 To Tumble (throw down). ifcty, 
 
 txifq. 5ee To Ruffle. 
 To Tumble (neu. ). f^aj. 
 A Tumbler (mountebank). sRcf?- 
 
 A Tumbler pigeon, ?rc<T, fTOr. 
 A Tumour. iJfSfr, rffe", *Nt- 
 A Tumult, rfff , ff , f^C, &% 
 
 TO, qr^C, TO^f. See Clamor, 
 
 Uproar. 
 A Tune. SHT, *lFvt t 3R, CR, 
 
 To Tune. fa^m". 
 
 A Turban, qjr, 7R, TpfT^t, 5"WT, 
 ^■^T^rHt; different kinds of 
 Turbans, or methods of tying 
 them, ?M r Ht, 5T5T, %^. Ht, 
 
 26 
 
TUR 
 
 202 
 
 TWI 
 
 w^r, wvit, T^r, Tf^^r ; a 
 
 cloth worn under the Turban, 
 
 Turbid. ?reRT, &®. 
 Turbulence. &&&, ftrwr. 
 Turbulent. J3V$\, frsTfr, fesTnt. 
 A Turkois. qfr#, Jpfr, (sma//) 
 
 Turmeric. ?\f. 
 
 Colored with Turmeric, f £"h?r. 
 To Turn (cause to move circular- 
 ly). *rar_cf, fctfsy , $r?. 
 
 To Turn (cawse to sAi/f sides). 
 
 To Turn inside out, or upside down. 
 
 (act.), g^grcj. 
 To Turn (change q. v.). Jfr^T. 
 To Turn away, out, or off (act.). 
 
 rre°T, ^grg-, £fay. 
 To Turn aside or off (ac*.). 5RJ. 
 To Turn down (fold). irsrnj. 
 To Turn on a lathe. wfFpr ^vJ- 
 
 To Turn over, or back, gfaarrc- 
 
 To Turn, or move, round (neu,.J : . 
 
 To Turn or shift sides (new.), q^. 
 To Turn back, or away (neu. ). 
 
 To Turn aside or off (sitferue).. 
 
 A Turn. (revolution) 7rO, "EXf, 
 
 A Turn (in rotation). ?nfr, Sift, 
 
 TO 
 A Turn down, or dog's ear, in a 
 
 book. IT^T. 
 By Turns. ^K^, ?Krc#f. 
 
 A Turner, wffe^r^. 
 
 A Turnip. jfffJTT. 
 
 A Turret. &ee Tower. 
 
 A Turtle. ^if } qrrf f jqt. 
 
 A Turtle dove. 37 fa^, ^flO. 
 
 Tush (inter.). i f &\ f fg # 
 
 A Tusk. jf? f $fej f ^5T ; of a 
 
 boar, f%$r, tf$|. 
 Tusked, having Tusks. TTfs"^", 
 
 fafasr, Hterfr, *jfa*r, *farfr. 
 
 Tut. See Tush. 
 
 Tutty. eppTf. 
 
 A Twang, Twanging sound. 15- 
 
 A pair of Tweezers, ^f^off. 
 
 Twelfth, ffff. 
 
 The Twelfth day of the lunar 
 
 fortnight. Wfftfe. 
 Twelve. UTCsT. 
 The name of the figure or number 
 
 Twelve, grff. 
 Twentieth, ^f'r. 
 Twenty. ^tC 
 About Twenty. ftfiTT. 
 Twenty one. ^3HC . 
 Twenty two. WRte. 
 Twenty three, rftf. 
 Twenty four. %%. 
 Twenty five, cfiftf . 
 Twenty six. tjffrr- 
 Twenty seven, ^rftif. 
 Twenty eight. aw^f. 
 Twenty nine. STfte . 
 Twice. ^t0o times) «f iter, f#T, 
 
 STr^T^T, (a second time) firf C, 
 
 fF?rr, fff r, rWr Sfr. 
 
 To Twifallow ( plough a second 
 
 time). %&vj. 
 A Twig. ^ff. 
 The Twilight. ^Kifarsf, ft Wfi 
 
TWO 
 
 203 
 
 VAI 
 
 A Twin. «rrfr, srr°Tr. 
 
 Twine {string-). fffc, «Tf ^7T, S?Tr, 
 
 To Twine, Twist (acf.) a^q. 
 
 To Twine, Twist (neu>). ^Tz^or. 
 
 To Twine, or Twist, round (en- 
 circle). ?#3^T. 
 
 To be Twined or Twisted to- 
 gether ( as trees). feffrfeift, 
 
 Twining together ( intertwining; 
 
 sub.). ^7jf] t m;^ ?£\j. 
 A Twinge. tffl£, *rerj-. 
 To Twinkle. * See" To Glitter, 
 
 Wink. 
 A Twist. ?ar, ?nr, a^ra fcr a^r- 
 
 5RT, (as g-iren fo the leg, arm, 
 
 fyc.) $\J, hut, nfrr. 
 To Twist or wrench (one's arm, 
 
 See To Twine. 
 
 To Twitch (jerk). ffS^\ &c. fe- 
 37q-qr?0T. See To Snatch. 
 
 Two. % 
 
 The name of the figure or number 
 Two. fMrr. 
 
 The Two in cards or dice. 3fBTT. 
 
 And or with Two ( affixed to hun- 
 dreds, ^c). fSCRT , fait. 
 
 Two per cent. fjKlftPCf tf3\ 
 
 Two and a half, a?27f;, (redupli- 
 cating- numeral ) aT^Tf, sfifflK* 
 °fr, «TC1% 
 
 The Two and a half. ar£for, arST- 
 
 Two and a half per cent 3Tg"lf> 
 
 Amounting to Two and a half (a. 
 
 share fyc). &T3W. 
 Two edged. ffsrir. 
 
 Two headed, ffffisfi'. 
 
 A Type (e?>i6/ero). jfl^TRt. See 
 
 Mark. 
 Tyrannic, Tyrannical. s?£?Tf, 
 
 grrrt, srfaraft, ^®ff, ^rcrcsr. 
 
 See Oppressive. 
 ; To Tyrannize. afsr^jT &c. ^TT^r. 
 Tyranny. af^ 37^, W^, 
 WTf* W, 5T^. See Op- 
 pression. 
 A Tvrant. vsTrf^fT , Wlft. See 
 Tyrannic. 
 
 A Tyro. qfa ST, *Ng-, =fr£r, #^r 
 
 XJ and Y 
 
 Vacancy, (/rom 6ez»^ unoccupied) 
 m$*\i t ^Nf£, ( void space ) 
 WC, B^, JTT, (a vacant place) 
 
 Vacant (unoccupied). TFff , 3W, 
 
 ?3T^t. See Empty, Void. 
 To Vacate, qT5?f &c. ^q. 
 Vacuity, Vacuum. See Vacancy. 
 A Vagabond, Vagrant. ffaRTT, 
 
 ^f^T^T : one without fixed ha- 
 
 •o 7 
 
 bitation, %fsff , %?Tr?fr, ?W, $- 
 sjR^r. See Stationless. 
 
 A Vagary.^ pr ( g§, **, #tf, 
 S^*, 3^c7. See Fancy. 
 
 Vagrancy. £(?3T^t, ^*°J. 
 
 Vague, Vaguely. aT°Tfa£t. 
 
 Vagueness. s?°tF^T£. 
 
 Vain, Vainly (unavailing), anrf^r, 
 
 C5T, f=T<?TS)' f 3 TTr#f. See Useless- 
 Vain (conceited). fr*Ti*Tt, fST. 
 See Proud. 
 
VAS 
 
 204 
 
 VEN 
 
 To grow Vain. arrfareST'J. 
 
 A Valiant person, ^rfrf , 3T*Tf • 
 See Brave, a Hero. 
 
 Valid. T#r, <T*s?r. 
 
 A Valley. HT*rfc. 
 
 Valour. tfpTf If", ft *W- 5ce Bold- 
 ness. 
 
 Valuable. €t*Tcft, sjTpr. 
 
 Value. JJ5f , sftJTCT, ^T^. 
 
 To Value (appraise). vfq faaq 
 -f vioT. £ee To Esteem. 
 
 To Value (6e worth). 5Tfor. 
 
 Valueless. ^sfstO". &ee Worthless. 
 
 The Van of an army. JTfnfr, *J?T, 
 
 A Vane. JTsJTrf. 
 
 To Vanish. 3jg -tf^ - ifff 5 f^^Tq. 
 
 Vanity. fe^Rr, aTRffe. Sec Pride. 
 
 To Vanquish. See To Conquer. 
 
 Vapid, fqr^t. See Insipid, 
 
 Vapour. ^TtTT. 
 
 Variable. farft°ft, %TfiC<TT, W- 
 
 wt 
 
 Variance. *See Difference, Dis- 
 agreement. 
 Variation. ^vET. See Difference. 
 To Variegate. f^J- 
 Variegated. f%2T^faff. 
 Variegation. f%T ; P^fetTr^t, fa- 
 
 Variety, £ee Kind. 
 
 Various, Variously, of Various 
 
 kinds. w€[Kt- 
 Various kinds. r\\i *fti, %*$ 
 
 3Tt. 
 Varnish. ^CT JT=T . 
 To Varnish. fpT^T **rc°T. 
 To Vary {change , neu.). faiT'T, 
 
 Vast, 331", JT^nr^"- 
 
 A Vat. ^T^ITJEC ; used by dyers of 
 
 blue, ^T. 
 A Vault, Vaulted roof. rf^sT ; a 
 
 kind of house with Vaulted roof, 
 
 To Vaunt. See To Boast. 
 Ubiquitous, Ubiquitary. SJiT W\% 
 
 5hsTT, S *IR37, ^^rq|. 
 The Udder of beasts. $!{%. 
 Veal. JTrf # *Tr*T. 
 To Veer. fq7*°T. ttsW. 
 Vegetables. *J3r^, rrsrffr. 
 Vegetable leaves. HfTj, ^I^Tf ^rj, 
 
 irrft, ercjrrirt. 
 
 Vegetables sliced and dried. 3Ffa?ff. 
 
 A Vegetable field. <rfr, Wt. 
 
 A seller of Vegetables. sirP^RTT, 
 
 To Vegetate. sfrjSTJ, *fr<H, 9 J" 
 
 Vehemence. ^T^", v3TS"fC- 
 Vehement, Vehemently (mo/en/). 
 
 #ui:?r,§rrrfr,' s?f2t. 
 
 A Vehicle (means of conveyance). 
 tfSfCCt ; beast of burden, qf?£. 
 
 VS 7 ^ 
 
 A Veil, (for the face) TO, gsft-, 
 
 tmz. (curtain) qsiff. 
 To Veil the face. afe g"3Tq, TO 
 
 A Vein. 5[JT, TO, qs*r, ^T3t 
 To open a Vein. q^-eK ste°r. 
 Velocity, fro, ?ff§. £ee Swift- 
 ness. 
 Velvet (sub.). m$q&- 
 Velvet, of Velvet. TO*?^. 
 Venal (mercenary). ^27^^", 5Tff, 
 
 Venerable. qer, ^pffrfr, *TRr- 
 
 To Venerate. "pR", ^^rq. 
 
VER 
 
 205 
 
 VEX 
 
 Veneration. g^r ^f^TT, ^tf f 3Tr=T. 
 The Venereal disease, gjfar. JT^f, 
 Venery {of the sexes). STlftS", WTJ, 
 
 5Tf|. /See Hunting. 
 A Venetian (fAe coin). ^t?fiU^, 
 
 Venetians for windows. fllffKt. 
 Vengeance. £ee Revenge. 
 Venom. fr| /. jw /. sflf^. 
 Venomous. frftfif^, ftfe^". -See 
 
 Poisonous. 
 A Vent. tlj, mz, cT^". 
 To Ventilate. srrsdfr 37*r°J. See 
 
 To Air. 
 Venture, See Hazard. 
 A Venturous person. iTvjf. 
 Veracious. ^=%, ^[37, ^FET. See 
 
 True. 
 Veracity. srerr, fl^nft. See 
 
 Truth. 
 A Veranda. 3T5TR, B^- 
 A Verb, f^rr, 9755". 
 The root of a Verb. ^TTsJ. 
 Verbal , Verbally. srajW, ^^ ; 
 
 verbally, im*fr. 
 Verbatim. W*"fa" Sff 3T?3T. 
 Verbose, Verbosity. /See Prolix, 
 
 Prolixity. 
 Verdant, fq?, 3ETr^Tr. 
 A Verdict. f=Wf, %f%^r. See 
 
 Settlement. 
 Verdigris. *ilTsr, 5TH/. 
 Verdure. ^s^V, ^s^r, W*far, *tf- 
 
 ^^rrr, to, f ^ffe, f^ffT, cqfc. 
 
 Verge. &ee Mace, Edge. 
 
 To Verify, ^r-^mri-tflfaf ^Oj. 
 
 Verity. 5H^. 
 
 Vermicelli. #f j»Z«. 
 
 Vermillion.- HETfirfrjr, jfapj;. 
 
 Vermin, iftr. 
 
 Vernacular. Sfr%, ^#Y, sst. 
 Vernal. ?$$t, *lWlt\. 
 
 Versatile (variable q. v.). qrqrjjfzrr. 
 
 A Verse of a poem, &c. f5I?rfa, 
 
 ss ' si 
 
 Verse {poetry), mfaw, SEnTd- 
 
 Versed. ff4*J. 
 
 The Vertex. "€\i\. 
 
 Vertigo (giddiness q. v.). JTrfar, 
 
 Ve ry (in a great degre e ) . qofr , sifr - 
 
 Very (Me same, exact). *tf?gr, 
 
 ^rfpff, srrjfr, sire. 
 
 A Vessel (utensil). Sffe, WJ, 
 
 ^rf-T, *:*?. Some earthenware 
 
 S5 ' O 
 
 Vessels are, |7 =TT^", f TC,'f - 
 
 =rrft, ^rff, srstp-tI, to , grf r , 
 >rr?4t, Tr^r, urfr, f^r, fprfr, 
 sTJfi,f[fv?fr, sffi", rerfw, P*r- 
 
 7 »\ ' s^» ' 
 
 fiRf, rfTTiff. See Pot. Some 
 Vessels of metal are, 7jf t 
 
 w, flfr, snsrft, srrfr, fi£, 
 
 ^fsj^fr. Some water Vessels are, 
 
 feirr, f fast, ^rrff, $sft. 
 
 A stand for water Vessels. sreTJsff. 
 A seller of metal Vessels. JTr?€r**f. 
 A trading Vessel (varieties). ^T?Jr, 
 
 cfJU. See Ship, Boat. 
 A Vestige. gfl\ faSTl^Tf. See 
 
 Trace. 
 Vetch (various kinds), trfflf 3j"-, 
 
 t£\or fZZf,VW ,%Kr. See Pulse. 
 To Vex. *OTf°j, ^TTC^, SrftJ, 
 
 fTTrf ?. ^ee To Anger, Tease. 
 Vexation. ?<?JR#) , ^*uTf , f *f £sl , 
 
VIU 
 
 206 
 
 VIS 
 
 Vexatious. ST^fr , vpTTC^T, KWf^t- 
 Vexed. %&m , Cfsf, jpft, Wf, 
 
 To be Vexed. ?$<W t WZW, ^Trrf- 
 
 s» ' SS ' 
 
 SS 
 
 Ugliness- J%v3T£ f £%\i t ^fr^TT^T. 
 
 Ugly, jfe^r, jft,«r8r f ffc^a, 
 
 A Vial? ##. 
 
 To Vibrate. 5^. /See To 
 
 ss • ss 
 
 Tremble. 
 A Vibration. SFftffT-Srsft. 
 Vice, {moral evil) ^ff, jft^r^, 
 
 3T°T« See Failing. 
 A Vice ( the instrument). ^^^". 
 Vicinity (nearness q. v ). tSHC, 
 
 ^fa"?ff. See Neighbourhood. 
 Vicious. qft\ srflsfr, tfff. See 
 
 ' ss ? 
 
 Wicked. 
 Vicissitude. 7T^". 
 A Victim, Iftff, erfc#, ffr. 
 Victorious, Victoriously. WiTR?, 
 
 #*Trc^, ^rrfr. 
 
 Victory, m*, ^faw, ^, t^r^ - , 
 Victuals, %°T, ^"fi: !, H^^T'T- See 
 
 VS / ^ SS ' s» 
 
 Food. 
 
 To Vie. ;fta grrr, Osrrs<j. 
 
 To View. fT^q. See To See. 
 
 . ss 
 
 View, Viewing. fcPTfir. 'S'ee Sight, 
 
 Prospect, Design. 
 Vigilance. **%*?*, *?ff 5"fd, %*Ksft, 
 
 fPsT^Trrt. 
 
 Vigilant ^T%rT,?T5rr3T-?fr sfSTSTr^"- 
 
 O SS vS ' s» N{» O 
 
 Vigor. tfvT, ^bt^t, jrcfar-^jft. See 
 
 Strength, Energy. 
 Vigorous. BW, 3T3TRT. 'S'ee Strong. 
 
 Vile, tfisfr, ^r, *?nw, arrsr, 
 
 Ss ' SS 7 s» ' ' 
 
 Vileness. J^lf, =Tt^rr atf^rC, 
 
 To Vilify. ^gr-??t^--vfr| i^t, 
 
 A Village. ?T?J, IffS, JTW, ?H§t, 
 
 ' ss ' o 
 
 Of a Village, a Villager. ?TT3"Rr, 
 
 A fellow Villager. 3I"?lT . 
 
 A Villain. ar%. .See Rascal. 
 
 Villainy. &^lt. See Rascality. 
 
 To Vindicate. *rfMfr?f ST^q. 
 
 • -© 
 
 Vindictive. ^5", ^*F, ^f. 
 
 A Vine. £T?3". 
 
 Vinegar. ^^1'- 
 
 To Violate (infringe). JToFf. 
 
 Violence, WTC, ?f5Yf, tTjT UC, 3&- 
 
 cred, trCr, fs^r. 
 
 Violent. WPCT#, .1,'fr, fl!TC, 3&- 
 
 Violently, with Violence. #UC3T, 
 
 A Virgin. ff*Tf?t, f Urfr, ^STT. 
 Virgin, Virginal, ^sflfc^ 
 Virginity. J%tfC- 
 The sign Virgo. 3^1". 
 Virile. JJflFfr, T^i ^. 
 Virility. 3Ttffc, jf&qr-Tr?- TO , gJT ; 
 to lose Virile powers, wffa 3 ?^. 
 Virtue. (moral goodness) %3Tt, 
 
 **?> TsJ> ^?» ^» ( a # oorf 
 quality) tr, g*T. 
 
 Virtuous. ^|T , -Twr, ST*r*R, S^, 
 
 ^rrar, q^t- See Chaste. 
 
 ss ' ss 
 
 Virulent. STl?Tt 
 
 A Visage. Jjdfr. See Face. 
 
 Viscid , Viscous. %S{$\ , 'sfteflW , 
 
 Viscidity, Viscocity. ^W, ^t^f, 
 
UNA 
 
 207 
 
 UNB 
 
 Visible. Rf€°fr, gfaff, srrff^r, 
 Vision (sig^f ?. v.), ^src, frjrrc . 
 Visionary. f^W 37?^, f^TI^. 
 To Visit. 3TJ%-5f oj^^q-sr^oj, 
 A Visit. JT^t^rfa, Ii3\ See Meet- 
 
 ing. 
 The Visiting- an idol, guru ? &c. 
 
 To Vitiate. Wf^, fa^rc^T. 
 
 Vitriol. FrfWr. 
 
 Vivacious. 5ffT*5fk, fefeofr. 
 Vivacity. f&5r*pft, fef^°IIC, Wf> 
 Viva voce. ^I^ql, xtfl^. 
 Vivid. %3f, fat£t. See Bright. 
 Vividness. ^jft, frf^TC. £ee 
 
 Brightness. 
 To Vivify. f^ROf. 
 An Ulcer. ^TITT^;. See A Boil. 
 Ultimate. qjf*fr. 
 Ultimately. ^SRfa r qrcrori\ ^€g 
 
 At Last. 
 Umbrage. £ee Offence, Huff. 
 Umbrageous. ufarcr, #T?rCf, trf- 
 
 An Umbrella. *5Z\, *3HT. 
 
 An Umpire. f^tt^f, 3 T#*[, 3J- 
 
 S3 
 
 Un (negative prefix). % sp 1 !, ^, 
 
 r, =rr,r=r, =t,t?. 
 
 To be Unable. ^ *TO°T, 
 Unaccomplished. a? ]^!", 3?°ra5f. 
 
 See Incomplete. 
 Unaccustomed. 3T<*lfiW-ziT. 
 Unacquainted. ^Bjf, *W$it , 3 T- 
 
 *)qff7r r ^ersKr. See Ignorant. 
 Unadjusted. aiT^Cr. 
 Unadorned. aT°HEft«rjT3?. 
 Unadvised, Unadvisedly. ^T- ^T^T 
 
 Unaffected (real q. v.). a^S^Tf . 
 
 Unaided, See Unassisted, 
 Unalterable. ^172:. 
 Unamiable. ^fe^fr, ^fe°ff. 
 Unanimity. ffcft, TO", fCSR, 
 
 Unanimous, Unanimously. ff=T*»*¥- 
 
 Unapproachable. ^T'TTf^". 
 Unapt. £ee Unfit, Stupid. 
 Unarmed, ^g^rfr, C#^fCf- 
 Unasked. -^W, WTSf. 
 Unassisted. tf^"ff-fr,%TfST, ^^T- 
 Unassuming. JTSffaffrf, *nflj. 
 Unattainable. aroreiT-jfr, ar^fl". 
 Unattended. ^frferCr, ^Trfafr. 
 Unauthorised. *"^qf, ^^Tflf. 
 Unavailing, afsgpjr. See Vain. 
 Unawares. SRrf%?fr, 3T«pHY, ^f- 
 
 ^rer, mtfh, 3T=rraHr, ^r^r%fer. 
 
 Unbathed. a7qfr?<ff. 
 Unbearable. &?°HElff ofr Wflfi 
 Unbearded. 3^373^-^, *"jr- 
 
 ^^jt ; a beardless boy, JI?1Z. 
 Unbeaten. See Untrodden. 
 Unbecoming. ^qtr, WJ,. 5ff®T- 
 
 Cf-^r, aTTf $', a^l?r, a?°rg- 
 
 n f 3t. 8T°T??. See Unsuitable. 
 Unbelief. ^trj^rrt, ( infidelity } 
 
 — ^rrr- 
 
 An Unbeliever, Unbelieving. ^> 
 
 srrfr- sir, 3T°i^rfi'- ^rlr. See- 
 Infidel. 
 
 Unbiassed. ^fra?R- s Traff, ^Tsff. 
 
 Unbending. a^T. See Uuyield- 
 ing. 
 
 Unbidden. rMfr, ^ft. 
 
 To Unbind. See To Loose. 
 
 Unblamable, ^fff-ff. 
 
 Unblemished. 3<^f, ^STlft- *Tf\ 
 
UNC 
 
 208 
 
 UND 
 
 Unborn. ^UT*^. 
 
 Unbounded, ^ffe". 
 
 Unbridled. ^graffiS, M&3T. 
 
 Unbroken. WT7TJ, ^#, ( as a 
 horse) «f^. 
 
 Unburied. aTT^^r. 
 
 Unburnt (as a brick). 37%. 
 
 To Unburden. W 5?ff^- 
 
 To Unbutton. fRf ©TlfT 
 
 Unceasing, Unceasingly* ff^THr^r, 
 sRHiT. See Unintermitting. 
 
 Uncertain. 5T^T, 3T3TfC*fr, ^FPTf, 
 t^#r, Vt$T, ^jfr. #«« Ca- 
 pricious. 
 
 Uncertainty. ^T^r, tfar, ***!,%- 
 
 N<rrf, wdr, tot, srfr. 
 
 Unchangeable. aT^JfJ", SRlfTzr. 
 Unchecked. 3TST^, ^TT^, ^Iff- 
 Uncircumcised. #[^*ff, STOjfe *Tf ; 
 
 Uncivil. £ee Rude. 
 
 Unclaimed, fa"er&$t« See Owner- 
 less. 
 
 An Uncle, (fathers brother) ^T^T, 
 «T ft, ( mothers brother) JTr^T, 
 ( father's sister s husband ) cr- 
 tKvjr, (mother's sister's husband) 
 
 Unclear. «See Impure, Dirty. 
 (from a death in a family ) 
 ^^f (from a birth ) iR^l. 
 
 Uncleanness. See Impurity ; (from 
 a death) HrTJ, (from a birth) 
 
 Uncomfortable, Uncomfortably. 
 
 Uncomfortableness. %^TTT"fjft ; t- 
 HJ37C. See Discomfort. 
 
 Uncommon. f^f^^f. See Rare, 
 Strange. 
 
 Uncompounded ( simple ). R^T^f, 
 Unconcern, Unconcernedness. ?if- 
 
 ferrr, Writ, srafarf. 
 
 Unconcerned, Unconcernedly. ^;rjr- 
 
 #ee Indifferent. 
 Unconditional. ^5T^f , ^"?F75T r tJSifr. 
 Uncongenial. ST°rg?rC5T. 
 Unconquered, Unconquerable. *T- 
 
 sfif , *t*t?. 
 
 Unconscious. 5R3W, TOfW, ^T- 
 ^^r^TT. £ee Insensible, Sense- 
 less, Ignorant. 
 
 Uncontrolled, Uncontrollable, af- 
 
 Uncooked, q^f. 
 
 Uncounted. 3T°J?r"T^- a ?r, ^Wr 
 
 ss ' 
 
 Uncouth. sp-Tnfl. 
 
 To Uncover. sTTI^, qr°T, S^rff 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' 
 
 S3 
 
 Unction, Unctiousness. ^FTJT, ^T- 
 
 s» ' 
 
 Unctuous. B U W. 
 Uncultivated. JK^rf , *WW. 
 Uncurbed. See Unbridled. 
 Undaunted, ^ff^r, faita, ^«f«T- 
 
 fjffr. See Fearless. 
 To Undeceive. JTf^T 5*rf °T, ^^T- 
 
 ss 
 
 Undecided (not settled), a?qfafa iff. 
 
 #ee Irresolute, Undetermined. 
 
 Undefiled. qr^T , CTfff, TN2T, H^T. 
 
 S3 » S3 ' >« ' \3 
 
 See Pure. 
 Under, (beneath) tfs - , (/ess f^an) 
 tfar, qfc, (in //ie fime o/) if, 
 
 Under, Undermost ( adj. ). |#, 
 laroff. 
 
UND 
 
 209 
 
 UNF 
 
 To Undergo, tf?<JT. See To Suf- 
 fer. 
 Underhand (adj.). f^sFttsql. 
 To Undermine. *Tpfa-%f^F ?- 
 
 V3 SS 
 
 To Understand. tfJTOT, <T^?°T, 
 
 S» SS ' SS ' 
 
 TOT, 5**3% f^T. 
 
 SS ss ' SS ' >W V9 
 
 The Understanding. tfJIT, T^T, 
 
 «rf«r, uRr, wjct. «tr. 
 
 sy 7 » ss ' ss 
 
 A sharp Understanding. 3"^", f«f- 
 
 S3 
 
 Slow of Understanding. Jj. 
 Understood ( not expressed ). tt^T, 
 
 5TJT. HPT. 
 
 SS S3 » VS VS 
 
 To Undertake. <ft% f*m *3°PJ, 
 
 An Undertaking. 37 tf, ITST. 
 
 To Undervalue. ^fc ^q" -?T- 
 
 NS 
 
 oyoy. 
 Underwood. SffifC, (of tamarisk) 
 
 crrc 
 
 Undeserved. ^Tf ^t, ^^rF^T^t. 
 
 Undeservedly. ^rtf^T. 
 
 Undeserving. =Tf^lTJ. See Un- 
 worthy. 
 
 Undetermined, t^f, ?OTr. See 
 Uncertain. 
 
 Undeviating. ^JJJ, 3 T^TT, ei<T- 
 
 Undigested. ^T^fK^J. 
 Undiminished, sn»re??r. 
 Undisciplined. &T°lffl*s*Tar, 37%. 
 Undiseased. faf PTT. See Well. 
 Undisputed. f|5fxfr- 
 Indistinguishable. SR^r, !*Tr- 
 
 tisss 
 
 Undivided. «m'v?5Tr. See Whole. 
 To Undo (untie q. v.). m^. See 
 
 Ruin. 
 
 Undoubted, fci^r tv=TOT. See Cer- 
 
 ' SS 
 
 tain, Positive, Sure. 
 
 Undoubtedly. ^5TRR". See Cer- 
 tainly. 
 
 To Undress . 3. fair 3TS <J. 
 
 Undressed. See Naked, Uncooked. 
 
 Undue. See Improper. 
 
 Undutiful, Undutifully. ^^^f t ?- 
 
 Uneasiness, ^TKTflt, ?^r, ^Tftr, 
 s7U, 35U$rO"« ^e Restlessness, 
 
 ss 7 ss 
 
 Anxiety. 
 
 Uneasy. ^TPCrj, ^ftf- See Rest- 
 less. 
 
 Uneatible. ^Wg- 
 
 Uneducated, *W3W, STOW. 
 
 Unemployed, Unengaged, fiffiift, 
 
 Mfa^r, fafa?*T°Tr, ^tfr, fore?, 
 ^tfc, r^r#, <rr*fr, ^fr. 
 
 Unequal, Unequally, TO^fa- See 
 
 Uneven, Unfit. 
 Unequalled, 3VWZ, ami J, **? 
 
 -ST, %^)ff - #, ^%, *}°Rt§, 
 
 Unerring. ( faultless) *TJT^, (cer- 
 tain) 3T3Tg. 
 Uneven {not level). %z'm WW*, 
 
 r?JTr, tfr^, ^fa. 
 
 Unevenness. t^ft'TOftf, f^TTC. 
 
 Unexampled. %fJWf, wStaT, 
 
 Unexpectedly. aftfaflt, *RR3T, 
 
 To Remain Unexpended. ^TJ. 
 Unexperienced, a^ff 4 J, ^ %\ *- 
 
 Unexpressible. s}°i^T°Tf , WRf 
 Unfair, ^f? *T, fftsrrfaj-^- 
 Unfairness. ^Tfff . See Cheating. 
 27 
 
UNF 
 
 210 
 
 UNI 
 
 Unfaithful. ^#, fr*7R, %'TTTr. 
 
 See Faithless. 
 Unfaithfulness. 3T3TI;, SC^r^fl. ^cc 
 
 Faithlessness. 
 To Unfasten. ^f^°T. 
 Unfathomable. sf(\§Tr, &T*JT§. 
 Unfavorable. ^T^r, ^^f^f. 
 Unfavorableness. a?q"5?rc, 3T°rrf. 
 Unfeeling, ^g-jft, mm, faH, 
 
 Unfeigned. QT^STiT^", ^ff. 
 
 Unfilled. WiTifcr, groff. 
 
 Unfinished. 3T°TTO, 3ftfrc3TTf, s?- 
 sffflrfad, ^T^rfr. £ee Half- 
 finished. 
 
 Unfit. ^r^fCf", ^fjj. £ee Im- 
 proper. 
 
 Unfitting. See Unbecoming. 
 
 Unfitness. ^T3T?$1, 3?#?TiC. 
 
 Unfixed (unsettled q. v.). %|ffif, 
 ^Rf". See Uncertain. 
 
 Unfledged. TOjTt. See Feather- 
 less. 
 
 Unflinching, STAT, b?3T^-. 
 
 To Unfold (act.). 3"%^, sdff- 
 
 To Unfold (new.). gfig^W. 
 Unfordable. ?rrfc. 
 Unforeseen. 3T°[fe5T, ^Tqirf^fl'. 
 Unforgiving. %^fg. See Unfeel- 
 ing. 
 Unfortunate. faw^r, ^alj-^T, 
 
 -3ff. 
 
 Unfounded. ^^fJfs^-Tf. 
 Unfriendly, q^ft, Wjfr, STTOwTr, 
 
 Unfruitful. f>W , faqr^T ^fr- 
 
 &ee Barren. 
 Unfulfilled. sTOTq-gq-^. 
 
 To Unfurl. ^TS<y, 3Wq, S*3T- 
 
 Ungainly. %fm t "^r^ff. 
 Ungenerous. #Tffe?qf, WftsJ. 
 Ungodliness. ^HTC-^fr, WJJ 
 
 Ungodly. t^?r, sM?. 
 Ungovernable, ^Tsa^r. 
 Ungraceful. ^^1". 
 Ungracefulness. %f[^rt 
 An Ungrateful person. fiFIT, *£- 
 
 °T^f^, 5FW5T. ^RTT, 
 Ungratefulness. ^JFTIC, JFT^KfC' 
 
 Unhandiness, feftfl^ff. 
 Unhandy. fWffgrr. 
 Unhappiness. t3TTU*Jt, ^f*pIT, S^. 
 Unhappy. ^PCW, ^rfe, ?^. 
 Unhealthy. Clift, ^rvsflft, fr?TTC#. 
 Unheard of. smq"5T, 4 *?C 
 Unholy. #ee Impure, Wicked. 
 Unhurt. q^lW. 
 To be Unhurt. si^^T. 
 Uniform (adj.). ff^fsRvfr. 
 Uniformity. f^fsffSlf. 
 Unimportant. ?7CT, ^'gt, ^IT!"- 
 Uninformed. ^^i^F, ^f^- 
 Uninhabitable. =T faf °T STfJ. 
 Uninhabited. WiW, *pfr, H^T. 
 
 $ee Desolate. 
 Unintelligible. t^fW- 
 Unintentionally. BT^^l ?! aTTSIT- 
 
 Uninterested. ^STf-sT. 
 Uninteresting. STTOf ic<fr, ^W^ff. 
 Unintermitting, Unintermittingly. 
 
 Uninvited. ^H3"4f, ^TO^r, \%\- 
 
UNL 
 
 211 
 
 UNO 
 
 Union. ( joining-) ifeaf, ilr, (cow- 
 cord q. v.) q&. 5FT55", TffrT. 
 
 Unique. |^ff, ff^j". 
 
 Unison (m music). f€37rTP?5". *See 
 Union. 
 
 A Unit. q$T. See One. 
 
 To Unite (act.). <]&]. 
 
 To Unite (neu.). ilfsspj". 
 
 United. JR- 
 
 Unity. ir^^fC, fffoSF?, <OT?. 
 
 Universal. OT-37^" #. 
 
 The Universe. vsfCR", 5"^r, *T?p:, 
 
 Unjust, Unjustly. ^r?€t, *fa"[f*T- 
 
 Unkind, Unkindly. %^T^T , s?fr^r, 
 
 Unkindness. %5r5Tr?,%Rrfff-^fC- 
 Unknowing-. ^JTO, ^W^pF, 
 
 3T^ff°T. See Ignorant. 
 Unknown. TOffr, vW3tt*K, *W- 
 
 Unlawful, Unlawfully, TO €t f 5 T- 
 
 Unlawfulness. ^r?3T, ^f^l^tf. 
 Unlearned, Unlettered. sprqs* 
 
 Unleavened. ^■JRtff. 
 Unless. %3^JT =r. 
 Unlike. W^tsT, WiT^f . 
 Unlikely. ar^fa^r, ^ f^3T°T P*T- 
 
 Unlimited, W<Jr, >?fc, WT, 3 ?- 
 
 w. 
 
 To Unload. ^ SffJ. 
 To Unlock. ^CFT 3TS<T. 
 
 SJVS ss 
 
 To Unloose. ^f^^T. 
 Unlucky. (unfortunate q. v.) fa*- 
 JfljTr, (bringing- ill-luck) PTiTf?fr, 
 
 Unmanageable, b^tS", ^arirfifr, *T- 
 
 Unmanlike, Unmanly, (a person) 
 ^TRTf , ^iC5", W^, («» «c«) 
 
 Unmannerliness. ^2'iTrC, ^^TTiC, 
 
 Unmannerly, Unmannered. ^5"jfr, 
 
 3T?3TT, f2""ifr,^r3^r,fir5r^r, 
 
 Unmarried. BTWJrf, ^KC 
 Unmatched. &TWf ^TOIH. /See 
 
 Unequalled. 
 Unmeaning. %JT?^?r, BT'ifRt, %- 
 
 Unmeasured. ^roT^r-^. 
 Unmeet. #ee Unfit, Unworthy. 
 Unmerciful, Unmercifully. fflTSfr, 
 
 srrc%, f^C, SHS, SRrec, 
 
 Unmercifulness. 3Tffft-*Tr£, f=T^- 
 
 Unmindful. 'See Careless, Uncon- 
 cerned. 
 
 To Unmingle. *tfC 8TK" ^5C«J. See 
 To Separate. 
 
 To Unmuffle. fOT ^T^^-^f^'J. 
 
 Unnatural. SW^f, SffR ^i !tfC- 
 
 Unnecessary. ^S^ft-^, ^^ 
 
 Unobserved. 3T°Tfe3T-S3\ 
 
 Unobtainable. 8T55JT, 3T<T5JlT-*rr. 
 
 Unoccupied. qrstr, ^f?T, ^F^« 
 £ee Unemployed, Disengaged, 
 Empty. 
 
 Unoffending, £ee Innocent, In- 
 offensive. 
 
 Unopened. ar^STf-ST^r. 
 
 Unopposed. 9 T§T^, siq^^-^^- 
 
UNR 
 
 212 
 
 UNS 
 
 Unorderly. ftjftfefr, %m> 
 Unornamented. ST*H=?farrof. ^Tf 
 To Unpack. #TJ, 3^. 
 Unpaid (money). ST^ll^f ^,fj3T°fr. 
 Unparallelled. See Unequalled. 
 Unperceivable. ^T^"?3"-^r. 
 Unperceived. See Unseen. 
 Unperformed. 3Tqfo*Yr-f3rsp^. 
 Unpleasant, Unpleasing. ^TTOff- 
 
 Unploughed. ^TTO^r-^T^. 
 
 Unpolluted. See Pure. 
 
 Unpractised. ST°ri¥3M<j, 
 
 Unprecedented, See Unexampled. 
 
 Unprejudiced. See Unbiassed. 
 
 Unprepared, sr^rRr^r. 
 
 Unprincipled. See Wicked, Dis- 
 honest. 
 
 Unproductive. TO£, JH3£, *HTPfr> 
 See Barren, Profitless. 
 
 Unprofitable, Unprofitably. ^Tvsrr=5T. 
 See Unproductive, Useless, Pro- 
 fitless. 
 
 Unpropitious. ?Tf g, *RW, zWWt, 
 J^T. See Unlucky. 
 
 Unpropitiousness. ^fif Bit, &13&li. 
 
 Unprosperous. sfl^mWr, ^TiT(?tr- 
 jft. See Unfortunate. 
 
 Unprotected. ^rst£f, fff|-f-|f, 
 
 Unproved. arorerTfJ-rfr. 
 Unpunished. ^vsfC 
 Unquiet. ^HITfJTf. See Uneasy. 
 Unquietness. %*TlTpT. ^ ee Un- 
 easiness. 
 To Unravel. \3%5J°r t ^r^rq. 
 Unreadiness. ^T^^RITr. 
 Unready. ^"Trf^r^T. 
 Unreal, 3r£f, ^1 , Wfa. 
 Unreconcilable. ^sffofr. 
 
 Unrefined. ^T°T^r^f-^^. 
 
 Unrelenting. ircCTr. See Un- 
 merciful. 
 
 Unremitting, Unremittingly. f(f- 
 ^"^r, fc^rsr^". See Unintermit- 
 ing. 
 
 Unreserved. See Frank. 
 
 Unresolved. q-^r. See Uncertain. 
 
 Unrestrained. ^ST^", %%5T. See 
 Uncurbed, Unchecked. 
 
 Unrighteous. %ftj-STf, %«Tflf- J-qr, 
 
 Unrighteousness. f TNr?-=ft, %^T- 
 
 Unrightful. ^TRtff. 
 
 To Unrip. 3" ; ffI< T r- 
 
 Unripe. iT^r. 
 
 Unripeness. SfT^TC 
 
 Unrivalled. %s?T§r, *T°l«rrj. See 
 
 Unequalled. 
 To Unrol. 3"<3"5T°7, SW^. 
 To Unroof, ^frf &<[% tt. 
 Unruly. !#, ^ffr,%»fPj* 
 Unsafe, Unsafely. SFTtfnir, ST^- 
 
 Unsatiable. ff*fr 
 Unsatisfactory, Unsatisfactorily. 
 
 Unsatisfied, mtfift, ^RffST, *KW(. 
 Unsavoriness. ^^vTT-<?t. ^t^PS", 
 
 Unsavory, reaffl, WTrfr-ft, fc£r- 
 
 See Tasteless. 
 To Unseal. TO^q, ^"1. 
 Unseasonable, Unseasonably. ?*T- 
 
 f£f, ^r^rr, sro&r, gpretr, 
 ^Tffr, srw, 3tf£f. 
 
 Unseasonableness. ^Ti?f cTfC, 3T%?Fr£- 
 
 Unseemly, ^rar, snc^r^r^rjf". 
 
 See Unbecoming, 
 
UNS 
 
 2\3 
 
 UNT 
 
 Unseen, 3?°lf?sr. 
 
 Unserviceable. %3T37f. 'See Useless. 
 
 Unserviceableness. %$Tirc. See 
 
 Uselessness. 
 Unsettled. Mfc%. See Undecided, 
 
 Undetermined. 
 Unsettledness. ^*"rflT- 
 To Unshackle. SflT^-P^T^" &c. 
 
 TTr^of - 5"?of. £ee Fetters. 
 
 Shackles. 
 Unshaken. ^07^-^- ^rf IT. 
 ToUnsheath. gr?oj. 
 Unsheltered, %ttl t Wl^f. 
 Unshod, ^m- 
 Unshrinking. W^y-ST-^ 
 Unsifted. 3T*r3<nfr, ^q^qT-^f. 
 Unsincere. gr^f, IglZt. 
 Unskilful, Unskilled, ^qq-^ff, ^T- 
 
 Unskilfuiness. Wrem?. ^T^Tff. 
 
 ss ' 
 
 Unsocial, tT^i^T. 
 Unsold. ^ifRW-?^. 
 
 S3 
 
 Unsolicited. 3T°iq"qM55". 
 
 N3 SS 
 
 Unsound, it^fff, ^SIC, ft^TICT, 
 
 Unsoundness. Ct«E", <T^. 
 Unspeakable. W3i;qt, ^Rl", 
 
 *h*i m f rt ft. 
 
 Unspotted. *fc[iTr-jft. See Spot- 
 less. 
 
 Unstable. wTwif, WWC See 
 Irresolute, Variable, Fickle. 
 
 Unsteadiness. fi^nt;, ^J'sSTiT, 
 
 Unsteady. KrrVfr, WT*5%. See 
 
 Unstable. 
 To Unstitch. sfiTT. 
 
 — ss 
 
 To Unstring. ZT5WJ, S*feq. 
 Unsubdued, Unsubjected. 3T ,T T3fteir. 
 Unsubstantial, qKf, *$n*^. 
 
 Unsuccessful, Unsuccessfully, ST- 
 
 5fRr, fafr&r, ^q-^r, ^OTr, 
 
 7 » ' S» 
 
 See Vain. 
 Unsuitable, Unsuited. ^"TSTsT, 
 
 Unsuitableness. ^.'^IST, ^r?T ?• 
 Unsullied, ^f-f;. See Unblem- 
 
 SS 
 
 ished. 
 Unsupported. %£|t, %3Tf«KT, TJ5J'. 
 Unsurmountable. ^q^fgqf. 
 Unsuspected, ^^r-^fr. 
 Unsuspecting, Unsuspicious. ^3T- 
 
 £r-€t, SPiFrfcw. See Simple. 
 Unswept. ^ar^wr-^TJ. 
 Untainted. See Unblemished. 
 Untamed. 3?«rfc*FV - %• 
 To Untangle. SHTSns?!". 
 Untarnished, ^^r^ft— ^ff. 
 Untempered. t-^- 3 ? ! 1 ^!". 
 Unterrified. 3T°TfSR5*-^Tr. 
 
 — SS 
 
 Unthankful, Unthankfulness. See 
 Ungrateful, Ungratefulness. 
 
 Unthinking. ^?F% See Thought- 
 less. 
 
 To Unthread, Sift 3OT. 
 
 Untidiness. m^t, farlfWff, 
 
 Untidy. 3TT^T, feftfj^, tfa- 
 To Untie. ^q, 3W^, TOr^T. 
 
 Until, mr, ^Tc, *rr*fr, Ste?, hw, 
 
 ?pt f ««r. See Till. 
 Untilled. See Uncultivated. 
 Untimely. |iT?3f, W^- See Un* 
 
 seasonable. 
 Untired. See Unwearied. 
 Unto. See To- 
 Untold. 3?^%-^. 
 Untouched. a?^^- 5Tf. 
 
UNW 
 
 214 
 
 VOT 
 
 Untoward, Untraceable. 3T3W, 
 5TT. See Obstinate, Unruly. 
 
 Untrained. 3Nfff^75f, vsPI". 
 
 Untried. 3T°T7*s9r. 
 
 Untrod, Untrodden, ^■-^-afoyq'ff. 
 
 Untrue, Untruly. 3>3T, 3TS. #ee 
 False. 
 
 Un trustiness. ¥ter§t, ^ffa^. 
 
 Untrusty, Untrustworthy, '^tfr^, 
 
 An Untruth. $£ . 
 
 To Untwine, Untwist. 3:*!^. 
 
 Unvanquished. See Unconquered. 
 To Unvail. j¥r .TO:a[-q3FJ-35r- 
 
 Unused (not put to use), 373-fa 
 =T s ?r*Tf, 3Tor^r-^T55. &ee Un- 
 accustomed. 
 
 Unusual. qft%, ^Wf, #*7f. 
 
 Unutterable, ^ee Inexpressible. 
 
 Un warlike. ^07^^. 
 
 ^<ss 
 
 Unwary, Unwarily. %*3"fa*ff- See 
 
 Careless. 
 Unwashed. W^Rr-cF^". s?°T*Trcf 
 
 Un watered, ^or^r, ^T#r. 
 Unwearied. sraTC^r-^?. 
 Un weighed. ajGnfSMrg"* 
 Unwell. ^Tf^"#r, tw, =TlrN#. 
 Unwholesome. TJlff^', Kljf^ f F^f- 
 
 Unwieldy. 3T*g"ir, spTOsj". 
 Unwilling. =Tnj5jl, ^^f( \ or Un- 
 willingly, %fsfr-?jfr, 37HJ?5^r. 
 
 To be Unwilling, ^fffjj, ^Rf- 
 Unwillingness. 3?^?;, %fc^t, 5ff- 
 To Unwind. $%?<*], S#f^<j. 
 
 Unwise. (a person) %?^q7, (an 
 acf) f ^^Rr- See Foolish. 
 
 Unwittingly, ^fafr, 3Tar?TT^M. 
 See Unintentionally. 
 
 Unworthiness. ^Tr^rC^fT. 
 
 Unworthy. ?m?rrf-£r, s^f^T. 
 
 See Unbecoming, Unsuitable. 
 Unwritten. aiqf^qr- *°W. See 
 
 Oral. 
 Unyielding, milfr, s?£^ , q^^, 
 
 3T°T*?S. See Firm, Resolute. 
 To Unyoke, flr^ ]". 
 The Vocative ( in grammar ). ^f- 
 
 Vociferous. 3uT), ^TfTf?, ffcd 
 
 Voice, gc, wnj, #9frr, jt^t. 
 
 Void. See Empty, Vain, Devoid. 
 
 Volatile, ^foarr. ^fa?5". 
 
 A Volley. 5RT. 
 
 Voluntarily. q^lc, q7°Tff, "TFTJT- 
 
 A Volunteer. TFTfnTfff. 
 
 A Voluptuary, Voluptuous. $5TT, 
 
 m\?ft , hist 
 
 Voluptuousness. q"5J, spirST, ff- 
 
 J To Vomit. sfafj, ^r?!^, ^2"^J, 
 
 Vomiting ( sub. ). afor, ^C, *TC- 
 
 Vomative ( causing vomiting ). 
 3Rpnff. 
 
 Voracious. trs.il, ^^JT^f. «S*ee 
 
 Gluttonous. 
 Voracity, f^, ?\T*, TOfar, Siflr, 
 
 3tF^t, f ratfj 
 
 A Vortex. 3^. See Whirlpool. 
 A Votary. SFff, 5Tf§. 
 A Vote. ij?T, ^rwrc. 
 
UPS 
 
 215 
 
 UTI 
 
 To Vouch, tfr^-srrf^ Few- 
 
 A written Voucher. TORST, 
 
 S3 ' 
 
 A Vow. BW, irf3r?rr , T^Ft , ^°T. 
 To Vow. 3Tsm ^ft, srar ^t. 
 
 S3 ' S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 The Vowel marks. &[?&[ \ the 
 
 connecting the vowels with the 
 
 consonants, ^FfT. 
 A Voyage. See Journey. 
 Up. (aloft) u$T, up to (as far as) 
 
 mk t ^T°fT. 5ce Until. 
 To Upbraid, fxftf &c. Fe*TJ. 
 An Upbraider. faflWC, 3Rr, 
 
 rrrf^r^T- See Taunter. 
 Upbraiding. ^fOT, SW^T, faif°fc 
 
 #ee Reproach. 
 To suffer Upbraidings. fmfaay. 
 To Uphold. See To Support. 
 Upon. It", 3"<T, (with such a part 
 downwards) ^T. 
 Upper, Uppermost. JT*ff, 3r?r. 
 An Up;-er room, wfl, 3T3T. 
 Upright, Uprightly. (erec*) s?J?r, 
 
 ^rfr, *Hf, sw, (tees* #. «.) 
 £*fr, B^f, *r£f, wr, m*w, 
 
 Uprightness (honesty q.v ). mti, 
 
 An Uproar, ifif, f^, ?pf , 'TRTR-, 
 STf^, ^iT^, ^'JTTJ-flr. ^ec Out- 
 cry. 
 
 Uproarous. jfflV, JTfflTr, WK*, 
 
 S3 ' S2 
 
 To Uproot. qz^ } 3%s?q. 
 
 To be Uprooted, qfcsiq, 3Tfcv?J. 
 
 To Upset (act), sfa^ffj, &ET- 
 
 To Upset (net/.). SiVjajT, e^of. 
 Upside down. S«ffiT, &W, 3flf?f?3\ 
 
 See Topsy turvy. 
 
 An Upstart. WT, tff%3ff«Wf. 
 
 Upward, Upwards, rjSf. 
 Urbanity. Uffasf^Mff. See Polite- 
 ness. 
 To Urge on. W A ^X^, #WW. 
 
 O ^ S3 ' <Ss S3 ' 
 
 SJ 
 
 Urgency. ST^FC, W, F^3T. 
 Urgent, gf^^ct. $ee Importunate, 
 Urine. reTHT. 3T£ ; cow's urine, 
 
 S3 » S3 ■<* " 
 
 Usage (custom q. v.). fWi^T^t, 
 
 Use (utility). 37*r, tt<$, 3tffc. 
 To Use (apply to a purpose). 
 
 w.m $c. 3ir a r°T, f?.?3,%?5, 
 
 I To come into Use. ^FjT <SfC BT^°T, 
 
 s>r, =^s?q, ^rcfr &c. F*m, 
 
 S3 S3 S3 7 ^ 
 
 ^Frw 
 
 Useful, Usefully. ^JTrf%, ^Wftf, 
 
 Usefulness. See Utility. 
 
 Useless, Uselessly. F^ST, =Tr- 
 
 3rw-%r, 5*nj-%, "ro^-Cr, Fr- 
 aren%, ^pfr wirei, N3r,*tf*- 
 
 Uselessness. F^T^^rC, ^WC,^- 
 
 Usual, according to usage. ^RfC^r. 
 A Usurer. s^dfe, WfffC^- 
 
 Usurious. tfTHif^F- 
 To Usurp. ®*3W. 
 Usury. STjRfjJlft, 5Wsir& 
 On Usury, sitft^, iW^- 
 A Utensil. See Vessel. 
 
 Utility. *jj, *<tj, ^, <m$fr. 
 
 See Advantage. 
 
WAI 
 
 216 
 
 WAL 
 
 The Utmost. q-lffqt. %?3T,S?. 
 
 SS • ' vS ' SS 
 
 See End. 
 To do one's Utmost. JsfFTT &c. 
 
 Utter, Utterly. rTHW, SUSfC, tf- 
 
 fr^^l. See Wholly. 
 To Utter. ^°T. 
 
 ss 
 
 Utterance. ^frofT. 
 
 Vulgar (of the common people). 
 
 Jrrfrft. 
 
 A Vulture. fjTSf. 
 The Uvula. *rfo£r. 
 Uxorious. \^rT. 
 
 w 
 
 To Wabble. fa^firy. 
 
 A Wabbler, what Wabbles. JTJT- 
 
 The Wad of a gun. fsr^t. 
 
 To Waddle. 55^«r, FT^T eflTT, 
 
 S» * SS ' SS ♦ SS SS ' 
 
 To Wade. SuTTT- 
 
 A Wafer, BtfC 
 
 A Wag. qyrc, 55TC. See Jester. 
 
 To Wag (act.). ^l&T. 
 
 To Wage (carry on war). &\%QT. 
 
 A Wager. 5Tcf 3T3", Tr^t. 
 
 To Wager. Sflrf f ! 1 ?, 373" &c. 
 
 ^rc^r-^JTrc !-^^^, its *f«rar. 
 
 .SS * vS SS ' • SS 
 
 Wages. *Tfrf«rJ, ^nsT? , <TOT. See 
 
 Pay. 
 Waggery. fisT^STt, ^l See 
 
 Raillery. 
 To Wail. BTir-fTCtr? **<T, ^3T°T, 
 
 », S3 » SS ' 
 
 Wailing (sub.). frfflC, *T^°j", 
 
 The Waist. tfof , sT^r, «R-jjft\ 
 A cloth rolled round the Waist as a 
 
 girdle, flfafr, Ifffi, grfar, *fa. 
 
 See Girdle. 
 A Waistcoat. 3?faft. 
 A kind of Waist ornament of gold 
 
 or silver. %f^37t. 
 The Waist string of drawers. $T- 
 
 To Wait (tarn/), f^q. ^ftj j 3Q0j f 
 
 See To Stop. 
 To Wait for. ^q, *MiS°T, ?[€ 
 
 SS ' SS ' 
 
 * SS 
 
 To be wearied with Waiting or 
 wishing for any thing. s3T€s?- 
 
 To Wait upon (serve). =rrf$Tt&c. 
 
 To lie in Wait. ®f<l~&% JJK pTf ^T. 
 
 See Ambush. 
 To Wake, Waken (neu.). STrJTJ, 
 
 To Wake, Waken (act.). *i\Wl*l f 
 
 SO 
 
 Wakeful. ^t^rt-jit, ^srr^r. 
 
 SS -« sS 
 
 Wakefulness. WsRm -Jiff , F3Tr- 
 
 ?^rC. See Sleeplessness. 
 Waking, Waking state. sfrr?T, •?!- 
 
 To Walk ( opposed to riding' ). 
 q^ &/C. IT^q. See Afoot. 
 
 SS 
 
 (opposed to running-), f^g" ?- 
 
 SS ' SS 
 
 To Walk about (neu. as in taking 
 an airing). 2Tf ^q. Cffq" ^ri^T, 
 
 «J y SS ' ♦ <J\ sa ' 
 
 sTH°T. See Airing. 
 To Walk ( act. cause to go at a 
 slow pace). fa^-^Tfl" f^f 
 
 To Walk about (act. as in airing). 
 
WAN 
 
 217 
 
 WAR 
 
 A Walk, Walking (airing-), ar^, 
 
 A Walker. qf^r,^f. 
 A Walking stick, srfff, ^fj. 
 A Wall. fafa. 
 
 A Wall of sticks and mud. t^RT. 
 A Wallet, gt^t, 3^*Tf , *^- 
 To Wallow. ^m^°T, ^7- 
 A Walnut, arfesfc. 
 Wan. %m. See Pale. 
 A Wand. scrff^ff. 
 To Wander. JHq, ^ J ; idly 
 and vainly, ^°T, W^J, fif£- 
 
 *3, *7» *T» 5 5 *3» ^°J- 
 
 A Wanderer. ?W, U5J, fr^r^T 
 
 Si 7 S9 ' v» »» »v 
 
 Wandering about ( sub. ). ^f^l t 
 To Wane. qr^T. See To Lessen. 
 
 S3 
 
 To Want ( have need of ). 5^7, 
 To Want (be deficient). %& &c. 
 
 s» s» 
 
 Want. (absence) Wiffr, (occa- 
 sion /or, nee J 0/) q^, rff-T, 
 
 Want (insufficiency). &VT, OTfC, 
 
 3TJJY iSee Deficiency. 
 Want (penury), fffrff, cfift, 3?°T- 
 
 Poverty. 
 Wanting, (deficient q. v.) Sfc, 
 
 v5Tofr, (without, devoid of) rfff • 
 
 #ee Without. 
 Wanton. ( lascivious \ sfatKt, 
 
 ^r f (unrestrained q, v. ) JTC, 
 
 To grow Wanton (as from pride, 
 
 wealth, $c). Hls[vj, nfclSPT, 
 
 A Wanton. See Harlot. 
 Wantonness. ( lewdness ) fcffC, 
 &V3iT\i t ( as from pride ) jr- 
 
 A War. $F*I, trsr. See Fight. 
 To War. $frt &, c . OTJ, firarfij . 
 Of War, Warlike . sfifr , %| . 
 
 ' ' SIK 
 
 To Warble. t^R^, ^7. 
 Warbling (sw&.). #^rr, ffcst. 
 Ward(s«6.). See Watch, Quarter. 
 Ward (affixed in composition). %, 
 
 vff. *See Towards. 
 To' Ward off. 5T<Z°T, rpCJ, S?T 
 
 A Warden, Warder. 0#T. See 
 
 Keeper. 
 A Wardrobe (room for clothes, 
 
 jewels, fyc ). ^}5Tr^r^f. 
 The keeper of the Wardrobe. 
 
 Wares. JKjJ, trfr, ^*T, ^tef. 
 A Warehouse. ^ift, S^K"- 
 Warfare. m\^i\\. See War. 
 Wariness . ^r^rif - WW, ?l u $\ , fHST- 
 
 Warm. ##, TJ, ^, JTHfe. 
 To Warm (act.). " %*°T. ^f °J, <T- 
 
 ?°J, sTTfC^F. 
 To Warm (new. ). WT, W^, 
 
 Warmness, Warmth. rfl«T, 33", 
 
 <nfir, <nfa, wft*t, *rert-K 
 
 To Warn. 3TJT/K Sn^f*^ *tf- 
 
 A Warning. m*fc- 
 
 To Warp (new,). ge*J. 
 
 The Warp of a web. Tl^fl, 1WT. 
 
 28 
 
WAS 
 
 218 
 
 WAT 
 
 To Warrant (authorize). Jmmf^ 
 
 A Warrant (commission). q^Rl". 
 
 A Warrior (a hero). $\^ t sprfiT, 
 
 ^1. W> Wf M, **, 
 
 A Wart. STtfl". 
 
 Wary. sjsrHtr, ^wrte, ^rr^r|, 
 iTi°T, ffsmrc. 
 
 To be Wary. Sf$rf«J r troj. 
 
 To Wash (acM. \T*m. 
 
 To Wash (wen. perform ablution). 
 
 f#3R, ^icq, ^r-^3 gr^q. 
 
 To Wash away (act. • as £fte n*t?er 
 
 does fAe 6an&). TrC°T, 33TC°J- 
 The Wash, Washing, tjfcr, qTT r 
 
 To be Washed. qfajj, WtCU !- 
 A Washerman, tfrft, ^Or, 7?", 
 
 Of a Washerman. qtFff^T, *3ft"«FT. 
 A Washerwoman. qtfofoT-^Rr, 
 
 The cost of Washing. '^Rf, 
 
 Washy (watery, weak q. v.). *sfqf r 
 
 A Wasp (different varieties). %- 
 &$[ or %5TZ\3iT or 5TJT, q^"- 
 
 A swarm of Wasps. ?3*<@ft. 
 A Wasp's nest. *[Rrfr, JG^ftr. 
 Wastage, ifrfc , |qft, ^fg . 
 To Waste (acJ. expend uselessly). 
 
 fir^nr*, *Tsrrar *H*r, ^?ff°r, 
 
 To Waste (lime, strength f fyc). 
 
 fr^rrfR, wir. 
 
 To Waste, lay Waste. ^^r^°T, 
 
 To Waste away (dwindle a- 
 way), tftfor, fqar, f7r*R, fTff- 
 
 sr, ?rr, q?:q. 
 
 Waste, (uncultivated q.v.) jfcarr- 
 frj, (desolate) e^T, f%, S3TRT, 
 
 sue, «nff , ^,^*Krfe,^R, 
 
 To become Waste. sfsTvJOT.ftrsq, 
 
 e^T &c. f^a?q. 
 Waste land, a Waste, ffsr SsfR", 
 
 Waste (wastag-e). #fr, |qft r 
 
 dftr. 
 
 Waste, Wastefulness (useless ex- 
 penditure). 3T5f;qt *3^ , air, 
 
 A Waste book. ^ft^T. 
 Wasteful, a Waster, fasrrar^rgr. 
 To Watch, (no? to sleep) ;?r[?R r 
 (to keep guard) ^\^\ & c. ff« 
 
 «r, ^rrff'rr &c. ^t?:ot. 
 
 To Watch, (regard closely) fafr- 
 
 rcot, *rr*R, sfn?°r, *\?% 
 sw*r, ^ur^q. 
 
 To Watch for( in expectation), mz 
 
 ft*R. 
 A Watch (/or telling time), flr- 
 
 A Watch (eighth part of the da%j\. 
 
 Watch (guarding , or a guard). 
 
 Watch, Watching. (observing 
 closely) f=rmv rT^T, f^JTrf, 
 (tending) ^\^ t mi^ t ZWVS t ^\Z t 
 
 A Watch-house. ^fr?Ft. 
 
 A Watchman. ^[JTf, ^T^r, #F^t- 
 
WAT 
 
 219 
 
 WAY 
 
 A field Watchman. 3Tf f ; on the 
 grain at harvest, ^TKr^f- 
 
 The business or pay, of a field 
 Watchman. ^rff qr-q ; of the 
 Watchman on the grain at 
 harvest, SFrrU^-^T- 
 
 Watchful, srsnar-jfr, tf^r^r, or- 
 
 1 S3 7 N5 
 
 Watchfulness. snHait-?nt, HsN"- 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 mi. 
 
 Water. gPTt m. sfic SJf , «f ^" , ^J • 
 To Water, (neu. as the mouth, 
 
 eyes), 1\vft 5TJ. 
 To Water (act.), qr°Tl few, (land 
 
 before sowing) fcsir^J- 
 A Water-bag. BRRT, 3?rt, JP3T. 
 A double Water-bag., carried on a 
 
 beast. im& ' one side of it, lgif{. 
 A Water-carrier, q^r^l. 
 A Water-course (various kinds). 
 
 3f37. £ee Canal. 
 
 -t,SS 
 
 Watered. (flooded, land before 
 
 sowing-) rsrrqt, rsrrc^r, (after 
 sowing) q^rr^r, Tfrfctr- 
 
 To be Watered (land before sowing). 
 Water gruel, r^, iT^T, fe fTfft, 
 
 The Watering or irrigating land 
 before sowing. ?"5T, ?"#, ^oft, 
 fr°fr, 6°ft (after sowing) qsf, 
 
 qifr. 
 
 Waterish. qfrff, ?|qt, HSRC ^jr, 
 
 %3Tr, q%, fs%r, fsffsr, fs£r, 
 
 fef^ff. See Weak. 
 Waterishness. qfjT^rC - f^T, ^rC 
 
 -fa, iWc-fa, fai, fe^c-f&T. 
 
 Waterless, wanting water, ^"-^-i^ot 
 
 A Water-lily. 5"oft, %far. See 
 
 Lotus, Lily. 
 A Water-melon. FI^Rf, ©Ht. 
 A Water pit (well f dug in the dry 
 
 bed of a river), ftaft, ff ^TR". 
 A Water-place, Watering plac: 
 
 (for watering, washing, §c). 
 
 S3 
 
 A Water tax. f^r^f . 
 A Water-vessel. See Vessel. 
 A Water wheel. See Wheel. 
 Watery (abounding with water). 
 T[<"HTr, qF*T^r. See Waterish. 
 The Wattle of a cock. tj^t. 
 A Wattle (stick). &f\ • Wattles. 
 
 A wall of Wattles and dab. tth 
 A Wave of the sea. SFffr, Wif, 
 
 To Wave (p/ay loosely). &&j t 
 
 A, S3 
 
 To Wave (a weapon fyc. ). 
 To Waver. c7v?oj fefc ^p^q, 
 
 S3 S3 ' N S3 
 
 A Waverer, Wavering. fff^fr, 
 
 See Uncertain. 
 Wavy. 3-fftfa ^i«ff. 
 Wax of bees. ^J. 
 Sealing Wax. ^ 3" /. 
 Ear Wax. JTC/- 
 To Wax, (act.), m ^ffj. 
 Wax cloth. ^p<ff. 
 A Way (road). sffiT, ^r, Tff , 
 
 i Tlf iW- See Path. 
 Way, Ways, (manner q. v.) cf^T- 
 
 *T, CffflT, STCt, lrfrT, tftfcf, tff?f, 
 
 qr^. 
 
 In any Way. r^4rd4, f3<tf#<f. 
 In the right Way. (or road) <tf- 
 JTfirr, (or manner) ?rri%. 
 
WEA 
 
 220 
 
 WED 
 
 In the wrongWay. (or road) 3rTr- 
 
 £{ t (or manner) 3T^i . 
 A Way -fa re r, Way-faring. ^ITf- 
 
 *rr& *nrr?, ?rz?w, ^rrrfs. See 
 
 Traveller. 
 Way-ward. ffjf. <Vee Perverse. 
 We. 8T^t. 
 Weak, Weakly (feeble). ^Rf f 
 
 ^r, faw, iWf^t, ( from 
 emaciation) $%&, #Hr, (though 
 puffed out) %-qrf, far?ff, (as the 
 voice) gft°ff. #ee Gentle. 
 Weak (not potent, as liquor) J\z\ f 
 
 5rr?r- See Waterish. 
 To Weaken (act.). I^K*r & c. cRTy. 
 Weakening (adj.). f 3f?*ff. 
 To Weaken (new.). ^sfiTf 8cc. fa- 
 
 Weakness (feebleness ). ^sfiTt- 
 
 Weakness ( as of liquors). Jf^fC, 
 
 A Weal (mark from a stripe). J- 
 % 53 r *S'ee Welfare. 
 
 Wealth, ^r, ffeTrf, «r*r, ?rr^, 
 
 Wealthiness. ffTff", JsjTTPCt, ^r- 
 
 Wealthy. J^TTO", snft, ^r^:, 
 Wff. JTf?^r, w^r, srrr, srfr'^rre", 
 
 To Wean. ^^T-^^"-^ff ^^'C^- 
 
 *J S3 * J 
 
 A Weapon. if^rC 
 To Wear (act. consume by attri- 
 tion). m%*\. 
 To Wear (act, as clothes). 7§T°T. 
 
 To Wear away ( neu. from attri- 
 tion). *a-Rrq i\m. 
 
 To Wear ( last) } or be in Wear. 
 fiq, WT. See To Last. 
 
 To Wear out (act. render unser- 
 viceable by use). f ;?[ir jg^^ 
 
 ^uj or fq^rrf°T, <ti^j, tfter- 
 
 To W T ear out (neu.). ffe^-^fe- 
 
 sfr ^rrrf pi^°t, ^°t, ^ti^^t. 
 
 Wear, Wearing. %v?, f S, ^"f^ft, 
 
 Weariness. ^JT, ^frfatr, %5Tfd, 
 
 Wearisome. '457*, >7^f Sf, fa ^fe. 
 
 Weary, Wearied. q^FT-^f , TTfff 
 
 -fpf, W*T, %^, far, Tfifr, 
 
 To Weary ( act. ). TOCJ, J^r- 
 
 To Weary, or be Wearied. *T3>oT ? 
 
 ^ttt, 37^*7, fHT, afif&«F«r. 
 
 SSS5' VS ' \i ' VS 
 
 A Weasel, ^t^". 
 
 The Weather. f?r. 
 
 To Weave. ^'J. 
 
 A Wea ve r. ?FKI , f JITt °Tf . 
 
 Of a Weaver. ^rft^T. 
 
 A Weaver's beam. rffsc. 
 
 Weaving ( sub. ). S^TR^, S°TT, 3"- 
 
 The cost of Weaving. STFTt- 
 A Web . ft r JET , Fff |% *?r , *TR , €rs i • 
 To Wed (fa&e in marriage). qopj. 
 
 Ste To Marry. 
 Wedding (adj.). faffed . f*P&r- 
 
 A Wedding, Wedlock, faffa, TO, 
 
 A Wedge. ^Tr. 
 
 Wednesday. *T^f. ^S"- 
 
 . 1 At 
 
WEL 
 
 221 
 
 WET 
 
 Wee. sffrfr. See Little. 
 A Weed, Weeds, rs. 
 To Weed. Ell*], T3" $2"°T 
 Weeding. ^f*F. 
 A Week. 3} few, f «F%. 
 Weekly, fcTfr^r *rfe^f, ?qj$ f 75%. 
 To Weep. *T^oj f sq[f£jnT<J. 
 Weeping, a Weeper. Ir^ojf. 
 Weeping(suo.). ^f ^ , ^Tr^"f ^T , ^^ aj f 
 
 k^if, 3rrr#JTir. 
 
 A Weevil. Jeff, jgtfr. 
 The Weft ofdoth. qff. 
 ToW r eigh (try weight of). ^T^, 
 
 To Weigh ( equal in weight ). 
 
 ?fa &c. pl°J. 
 To be Weighed. rjOJ. 
 A Weigher. ;?IT°T3Kf f Sv?*lC- 
 Weighing (suo.). ^K, *<*J. 
 A scale full in Weighing. eT3T. 
 Weight (quantity weighed), qtr, 
 
 3sR\ <See Eurden, Importance. 
 A Weight for Weighing, 3KT, 
 
 Weightiness. ^TfC-f !, JTKlC-frT. 
 Weighty. ?TCT, ?fffr- 
 Weirs for catching fish. efi". 
 To Welcome. JJ^T-trw-^tS-fspq" 
 ^ot or $T ^f '^. 
 
 s» --3 
 
 To be Welcome. vr^t-JT^ & c. 
 
 sj^T or $T ^^ a J. 
 To Weld. ?R-or. 
 Welfare. ^ , ?ff , ^ , iTFTT, ^T- 
 
 A Well. ?3T, raft, ?HC, ^T*T; or 
 water pit in the dry bed of a 
 river, sftft, faarft. ■ 
 
 The raised parapet round a Well. 
 T?T. 
 
 A Well- digger. wr°ff. 
 
 A instrument for cleaning out 
 
 Wells. ^r. 
 Well (in health ). ^Fr,faF*KT, 
 
 #ww, srerfcpFft, sirs", s^rfr, 
 rr-tfr, jk Rr, frotfr. 
 
 Well (an a good manner). ^Ff ; 
 
 Well ( t» assenting ). ^Wi, JT^T. 
 
 Well-behaved, conducted, disposi- 
 tioned, or mannered. tf3TW, 
 
 Well-born. TO°Tr, 33 WH, TO- 
 
 fll". See under Family. 
 Well-cooked or ripened. ^73f. 
 A Well-doer. SRflff. 
 W T ell done, £ee Bravo. 
 Well formed or shaped. tfff?rf, 
 
 Well-informed. HsTfT. 
 Well-known, qfafi", wfes?, T5T- 
 
 Well-off. Well to do. *r«rer, tf^r, 
 
 ?rr€r. 
 
 A Well-wisher. ^fr, &^f§, 
 The Welt of cloth. " mf\ f qre?. 
 
 To Welter. srrV^°T. 
 
 A Wen. feqr, jfnjlf. 
 
 The West. S^fST, afr^f- 
 
 West, Westerly, Western 3^- 
 
 i€r, arteffr. 
 
 Westward, Westwardly. 3?Tf £ %. 
 
 Wet. arr^f, f^f, ^rrf^r, iromst, 
 
 To Wet, make Wet. T^f?^, fa- 
 To Wet, get Wet. 7fl°r, fa^T 
 
WHE 
 
 222 
 
 WHE 
 
 Wet, Wetness. STfTfit-fcr, ?mf 
 
 ^ee Damp. 
 
 Injury from Wet. TJ^f. 
 
 To be injured by Wet, 3Tf%3PT. 
 
 Wetted, injured by Wet. a^ff. 
 
 A Wet-nurse. 31?. 
 
 Wet weather, aftfrflf. 
 
 A Whale. J7[Jrfe, A*\m. 
 
 A Whang of leather. ^[r ? #t 
 
 A Wharf. *T^r. 
 
 What. (which, interrog : ) 3>~?r 
 fow, %ffr, (relative pro:) #, 
 (interrog.) m, jUff f, £l§. 
 
 Whatever, Whatsoever. %$T, §f- 
 
 What like, What kind of. P&fSr, 
 
 Wheat. ^far^T, 3f«r • some kinds 
 are, ffh[ft, sfrf ofr, arrfsT, ?kfaW\, 
 
 Wheat mixed with barley. 3Tfsf% 
 
 Wheaten. ^rrfwr. 
 
 To Wheedle. JJPJfr&c. ^t«r, ^ftr- 
 
 sS 
 
 A Wheedler. JT^ff, ^JT, 3W- 
 
 Wheedling- (sub). JjT^-fr, ^ 3T- 
 «rfc ^S§, ^Sfrs, 5 -T^- See 
 Flattering, Enticing. 
 
 The Wheel of a cart, &c. q?I%. 
 
 A potter's Wheel. ^j. 
 
 The Wheel of a water wheel. &c. 
 
 To Wheel (neu.). fer^T. 
 
 A Persian Wheel. *f'£, (large 
 =?r^T, ^#, (sww/Z) ?£?; there 
 are three kinds of hurlas, viz. 
 
 A Persian Wheel used for spring 
 
 crops r and raised on wells or 
 
 ponds. 275ff(. 
 A water Wheel worked with the 
 
 feet, flfffl. 
 A light term for a poor incomplete 
 
 water Wheel. €\Tf[. 
 A double Persian Wheel, or two 
 
 Wheels working together. ff 
 
 ■rrcr, #f . 
 
 A pair of Persian Wheels working 
 one above and one below, ff ffgr 
 
 The pit over which a Persian 
 Wheel is fixed. JJSlff, TOfl^f, 
 
 qecr, q^ffr, air. 
 
 A Persian W T heel with its bullocks 
 and all apparatus complete, fS££ 
 
 The principal parts of a Persian. 
 Wheel are. The cross beam on 
 posts, forming the upper socket, 
 ^r^rf^T ; the piece of stick in- 
 closing the socket, *}^fr ; the 
 upright beam or axle, J?S?Tf ; the 
 cross beam below confining mu- 
 huro, and dedho, iTr^^Tf ; the 
 socket hole in the hhdriini, flf?; 
 the beam or axle of the lower 
 horizontal wheel, T£\> wfy • the 
 handle or turning beam, to which 
 the animals are bound, ajftft ; 
 that part of the wheel over 
 which the pots work, J?i^Jf ; 
 the circular rope to which the 
 pots are strung, J?r?? ; the cross 
 sticks in the mdlh, ffi^T ; the 
 pots, RrfJTft, rcrfJTC ^i& ; the 
 pieces of twine confining them, 
 W5% ; the trough receiving the 
 water from the pots, <Tffv?l£ ; 
 qff^Tlif, the second trough re- 
 
WHE 
 
 22S 
 
 WHI 
 
 ceiving water from the parte h, 
 ^flfr ; a stick supporting the 
 pdrich, ^"i^f •, a stick keeping the 
 malh in its place, JT|"£?f £T, m- 
 <»?rCT * a check stick preventing 
 wheel running back, 3"|"^^r ; the 
 smaller sticks used in making 
 the wheels, «TTf T. 
 
 To Wheeze, SC^oj. 
 
 A Whelp. (the young of any 
 beast) ffssr, (of a dog) 
 
 When (at the time that). SfSff, 
 
 When (at what time ?). ¥$f\, 
 
 fcfif, mMi. 
 
 Since When. 3TSfR7^",-$T;. or 
 also, of when, or what time. 3T- 
 
 Whence (interrog.), f^7-5Fr with «f[- 
 
 *CTtte?ff-~4rft - *ri| -sritt affixed, 
 ^■-^rr with ft-jtr-jr-^l^'-^r- 
 
 ^?f-3"#-?rf r-^#-^itt affixed. 
 Whence ( from such place as). 
 Tif-vsTf with $Ti-5r &c. affixed as 
 above, or also with the affixes rlf- 
 
 ?r-#-# &c. %-^rr with sf-^fr 
 
 &c. as above. 
 Whence (from which premises). 
 
 Whenever. vsfflf Iff J??«r, 3r£1 
 Where (inferroo-.). foSj. 3^ 3^, 
 
 fot, srm, *r^, %%, ^rrj, lr-5Fr 
 
 with fiff-fft-lf-vSlt &c. as 
 under Whence. p3T-3Tr with ?rr- 
 ff-tf?W?f-*rff affixed. 
 Where (to, or in f such place as). 
 
 Tm t fspf, vsifr, *re, vsrr^, sr^, 
 
 %%, *uj, Nrtr. fsr-sfr with ^lt- 
 
 ffa-Sfiff-SFff affixed. %-*Tf with 
 ^"ff l-Tfl-^^f - 3^r, &,e. as un- 
 der Whence. 
 From any Where. nsPTf f^Tfr 
 
 srISfr err#, f^r^f fot r. 
 
 Whereby. (by which) sffs? ^ 
 
 -^r-#r, (by ivhat) %ff-^r 3»?, 
 
 &LC. 
 
 Wherever. fun frf$7, 5ff% cTT^T. 
 Wherefore (for this or that rea- 
 son). ft^r-f=r-#r# ^-^rfor &c. 
 
 Wherefore (/or tu&af reason?), sf, 
 
 Sr^rftr. See Why. 
 Wherein, (in which) <sff| R -JRflr, 
 
 (iniohat?) £fi-m **T &e. 
 Whereof (of which). 4ffit #T. 
 Whereupon. #ff ?T, faff %?, #ff" 
 
 To Whet (sharpen), ^[f^r, f^f^F 
 
 A Whet, Whetting erft 
 
 A Whetstone, *fft. 
 
 Whether. |j^, Sff. This word is- 
 
 seldom expressed ; the second 
 
 clause of the sentence gives its 
 
 meaning. 
 Whey. Ifrc «ff <TP»?t. 
 Which (interrogr). %H %fr, faf3T; 
 
 which number (0/ several), 
 
 Which (relat.). #C (/em. 5jr). 
 
 A Whiff, «jr*. 
 
 While, whilst (during the time 
 
 that), srsff, \srfefif. 
 While (as Jong* as ). %flf,5Tr#, 5rr, 
 
 STI^t, %#-5Tr~^i^T-1r with the 
 
 affixes ^Tf - 4r°ft. &c. &« 
 
 Till. 
 While (time q. v.). J^« 
 
WHI 
 
 224 
 
 WHO 
 
 To While away (pass). PTftC 5 ?* 
 
 See To Spend. 
 A Whim. <£5", *TS, rt^f , arfft, 
 
 » ' NS ' N3 
 
 •See Fancy. 
 Whimsical. Tufr, TOC%, ^fr%> 
 
 Os On 
 
 5TfUC?ri ft^^t. ^ e « Fanciful. 
 To Whine. ^WIK*}- 
 A Whine, Whining, 3T*rrC. 
 A Whip, ^fRT, ^TO, CT^t. 
 To Whip. ^tPttj" &c. f *I<J-IT!T °T. 
 To Whirl (acf.) f^gr Tr*"^. 
 A Whirl, Whirling. H\z£\. 
 A Whirlpool. ^^f, MTHf, ifS, 
 
 q"FiT5cr ifc 
 A Whirlwind. fHftr, ^T^r. 
 A Whirligig. tftfff, feoff. 
 A Whirr. JT^. 
 To Whirr. *TUC°J. 
 A Whisk, Whisking. STE^Tl". 
 A Whisker. ^TfMf. 
 To Whisper. *p5TJ, HSjffl &c. 
 
 A Whisper, Whispering. ^*jfa, 
 
 A Wisperer. HSTOT, WJ^r- 
 To Whistle, ir&c. *W?3,*- 
 
 A Whistle, Whistling (the sound 
 
 and the instrument). #T, tffe". 
 
 A Whistler. Stf^-STC, *ftfc*T- 
 
 srt 
 
 A Whit, «£?, SKT, W- 
 
 White (adj). arsr, *nfr, f^J, 
 
 *fffr, (com^/exion) jfrcr, *TCf, 
 (hair) q^f, (horse) ^\U t (fo'rd) 
 
 Somewhat White, Whitish. *rsr^t, 
 
 To have a tendency to White. M- 
 
 The White of an egg. WFZ\. 
 White, Whiteness. ^tJri>f°T, g- 
 
 A White ant. zfiil. 
 
 To grow White-headed. <T*Tfc°J' 
 
 White lead. *rqrf r« 
 
 To Whiten (acf.). ?»T^r &c *T<T. 
 
 To Whiten (neu.). 3}s5f&c. fa^°T. 
 
 Whither (interrog.). fesj, %?, 
 
 Ir^ff. See Where. 
 A Whitlow. 4SW/. 
 A Whizz, Whizzing. WiZ, tfflrr. 
 Who (interrog.). %^, (/em. %*T). 
 Who (relat.). #f, (/em. vs|T). 
 Whoever. %tr, %$[%r. 
 Whole ( a// ). ^f, g[ff, WCT, 
 
 sfcfi, s*j, *wrc, fi^r, grcgF. 
 
 Whole (entire, sound). tfsff, mu, 
 WCT, e4"^r. -See Entire. 
 
 On ' 
 
 Wholeness, srsrr£-fa", ^ruc-fa. 
 
 A Wholesale dealer. £l"£l3W. 
 Wholesome, wf, fafr?r, TOCT, 
 
 Wholesomeness. Wrf, faTRir, 
 
 N» NJ 
 
 Wholly. fr*rw, f«r?ff, srraFr, 
 
 ^fwfr, <?frW, faf^T, fr<T£, 
 A Whore. %^mm, 3^0, #f?T- 
 
 A Whore-monger. ^f^T^r-sT, 
 
 ^OTriT. «S 1 ee Lecher. 
 Whoredom, Whoremongering. 
 
 fug, ^rr^ff, ^rr, «r(xt- 
 
 Whorish. c?ff, ejsffr, 5yf3T©fcf. 
 
 £ee Lecherous. 
 A Whoreshop. SfHSRI", 5TWT- 
 
WIL 
 
 225 
 
 WIN 
 
 Whose (interrog.). trff#. 
 
 Whose (relat.) «jf| #. 
 
 Why. #, Uf with efrrfa-^Mfr 
 
 &c. j"srr% ^rr, #rf . 
 
 The Wick of a light." *fr. 
 Wicked, Wickedly. jfevfr, JCT, 
 
 Wickedness, jff5v?rf, ju£, ^3tC, 
 
 q^rTtTofr, jgrf. 
 
 A Wicker- worked frame, &c. farst, 
 A Wicket. 3Tf. 
 
 Wide, ^fertf, #Rjrfr, frsrr^f 
 
 To Widen (act.) . qfarf &c. $T°J. 
 Wideness. tforrf-K #%*!?- 
 
 • \> 
 
 A Widow. jy\ t KHZ, jT^pftft, 
 To Widow. s^TO. 
 
 • s» 
 
 To be Widowed. trfospT. 
 
 A Widower. ^?f j. 
 
 Widowhood, ^m. 
 
 Width. jfaft;, foft, fo, fr. See 
 
 Wideness. 
 To Wield. f^rC°T. 
 A Wife, v^rc, «Tr5T ; or the ladies 
 
 of one's family, qtftcft, tfrarfr. 
 A rival or contemporary Wife. 
 
 rer?r, qft*r. 
 
 One having a Wife. sfftS". 
 
 A Wife's relations ( so caZ/ed by 
 
 her, or speaking' of her), for 
 
 plu. 
 Wild. (o/a wilderness) £i£\ t 
 
 (not tame) £?s. See Untamed, 
 
 Timorous, 
 Wild ( unmanegable q. v. ). sf%j 
 
 -cff, JTfffT. See Wanton. 
 
 A Wild beast, fa^:. 
 
 Of a Wild beast. fJT^Tr°Tf f fat- 
 
 A Wild, Wilderness. H%%t t if J. 
 See Waste. 
 
 Wildness. SP^TO, ( as being 
 untamed ) 2"f Tfl. See Timo- 
 rousness. 
 
 A Wile. €h[, tfj, #(§. See Arti- 
 fice, Deceit. 
 
 Wilful. f[fr ; or wilfully, %Cf^. 
 See Obstinate. 
 
 Wilfulness. %&&', Safari 
 
 Wiliness. ScTfC, qFT^TC- 
 
 Will. ( choice) STJTTjr^, ?H, 
 (pleasure) JTiff, qsft, ^ife- 
 fW ; the divine will, WTf. 
 
 To Will (desire). fcfa -S^r 
 
 *^. 
 A Will (testament). *R§faRT. 
 Willing, usff, qfer, ^|?- 
 Willingly. few, *p*ft. 
 Willingness, ?pjt t M 7 *, %T%Z&- 
 
 Wily, ^fr, tih, Outfit, tf*i*ft, 
 
 gift. See Cunning. 
 To Win. is&j, sffa^T. 
 To Wince, fs&aj. 
 The Wind. ?rs , \f r , <T?3 , tffaij. 
 A hot Wind. c*5T, sff^f, ***• 
 A stroke of hot Wind. f 3T &c 
 
 \sfV ^TT- 
 A fair Wind. ^<Tfr. 
 A foul Wind, arqft- 
 An unsteady Wind veering to all 
 
 quarters, ^r^f- 
 To be blasted or injured by the 
 
 Wind. Jrrafasnj, (as a crop) 
 
 To expose to the Wind ( to air ). 
 29 
 
WIP 
 
 226 
 
 WIT 
 
 The sound of the Wind. ggiT, 
 To Wind ( as a river, road, fyc. ) . 
 
 \3 3 S3 xj S3 
 
 To Wind (act. twine round), rff- 
 
 S9 T V S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 To Wind or Wind up (act. as 
 
 thread). ^v??^J. 
 To Wind up ( a watch, #c. ). 
 
 A Wind hole in the roof of a house. 
 
 Windiness (flatulence), mf, m$\, 
 
 -re- 
 winding, a Wind. srjvj, sRTf, 
 
 Winding (adj. ). TOfr, TOWN 
 
 A Winding sheet. <3"q7<J. 
 
 A Windless, ^jlf . 
 
 Windless, fcpfr^l". 
 
 A Window, sft, f?T#, 3je#. 
 
 The Wind-pipe. f=T^Y, fafc 
 
 Windy, exposed to the Wind. 3T- 
 
 Wine. SJTTf. 
 
 ss 
 
 The Wing of a bird. ?tfiT3T£t, 
 To Wink. f&*T°T, ^F^T iTsror-fjqq. 
 
 S3 ' S3 S3 
 
 A Wink. f%JT, <*s[. 
 A Winker. |%F*T^:- 
 A Winner. ^t?gr. 
 To Winnow, (by shaking- in a fan) 
 #3"^, sfa'W, (in the wind) ?f&- 
 
 Winnowing (suo.). dj, SSjfi'. 
 A Winnowing fan. sJ^r, tfT, 5TT- 
 
 The Winter. fa*TITr. 
 
 To Wipe. sg&J. 
 
 To Wipe out. %m;*I- 
 
 Wiping, a Wipe. sfaoft. 
 
 The Wipings. arrfg. 
 
 A Wire. cTK, 3J. 
 
 Wisdom. £ff <r, fevrofq, s?f f , J- 
 
 fa, frer, ^jtuc, srfir. 
 
 Wise, a Wise man. Siff, feaTfofr, 
 STRfS", ^Trf^TF^r, 3T3T^2T, tf^, 
 
 S3 S3 S3 s^ S3 
 
 f^ti^r, frsrrc^f. 
 
 Wise, of a Wise man. STrifRr, ^"J- 
 
 U«ft; or wisely ,3Tf^fC?r,lto?#r. 
 
 To Wish, fcfs? &c. 3^°T, spc^T, 
 
 A Wish, frfc, C^r, *5uT5r, ^r^T, 
 
 ^tt, ^r?, rf^f, s^j, nrsTrT. 
 
 #ee Desire. 
 
 Wishywashy. See Washy* 
 
 A Wisp of hay or straw. q$\. 
 
 Wistful. See Attentive, Thought- 
 ful. 
 
 Wit, Wits. frl%^r. See Sense, 
 Wisdom. 
 
 A Witch. ercfa", Ifar. 
 
 Witchcraft. STftf, Sfr^T^T, faff 5T, 
 With, (noting- instrument) £?r°T, 
 
 fl[<J» flF> %, ^> («i 'Ac Aanrfs 
 
 o/ jVr, #rfcr, 3R, fa#, *ft, 
 
 TrfC, ?H, (of *Ae same Jime 
 
 with) fl3?[\ 
 
 To Withdraw (ac?.). 3OT, *ffcr(T 
 
 To Withdraw (neu.). fafa^, TT- 
 
 To Wither" (act]. iff^, JEff^J. 
 To Wither (neu.y Tr^» *re«J, $*- 
 
 irrc^, *rinfc«r3, gay. 
 
 To Withhold. See To Refuse, 
 Restrain^ 
 
WON 
 
 227 
 
 WOR 
 
 Within, aterfc, W%* 
 From Within. arfrd-^CT -^-l"3". 
 Withont(wo£ within). frffC, fff^. 
 From Without, ^[fd-^T-^-ts. 
 Without (wanting). faiU-T-sf, 
 
 To Withstand. 3?!^!" fffq - . See 
 
 To Oppose. 
 Witness (testimony). HR3, snff ^> 
 
 A Witness, tfRsft, ^tt%, £r<Trf , 
 
 JT?T3". 
 To bear Witness, *ra &c. f^3T°T 
 
 Wittingly. See Knowingly. 
 Witty, Wittily. friWffflf. See 
 
 Sarcastic. 
 A Wizard. ®j?\, §% *\{Z7J^> 
 
 ■ S3 • V5 OS 
 
 Wo, Woe. v?£T, iPT,€r*[- See Grief. 
 Woeful, Woefully. gisKCar, ?Tm- 
 
 5?f, #vsriC?r. See Sorrowful. 
 A Wolf. TOfj^lv?, ^c. 
 A Woman. %[&, Ftfcd, *1K3, 
 
 Womanhood. vsfr^TOT. 
 Womanish. 5Tr3T°fl , «RRf , OTI". 
 Womanly, of a Woman. vjfff^r, 
 
 The Womb, fc ipf , 3vjFf. 
 
 S5 NJ 7 sj v 
 
 Wonder. ^jsrcqr, f^T, sf^T, 
 
 To Wonder, 3?^ &c. sriy ! with 
 
 agent in the dative. 
 Wonderful, Wonderfully. «T«ffi, 
 
 3 ??ht, *t;jh &c. Fsfffr. 
 
 A Wonderful person or thing. 
 
 Wonderfulness. bt^F#. 
 Wonder-striken (stupijied through 
 amazement). fasTr, qrr^f, <h.?I*. 
 To Woo. C*J cTiC^T. 
 Wood, grrj, sfiT^t 
 A Wood, f?rf, sjjj, sr. 
 A Wood cutter or seller. 37f5J^" f 
 
 Wooden. ^PjTlsfil 
 
 A Wood man (forester), ^[f, 
 
 W 7 ood work. ^rr^Ty^J. 
 
 The Woof of cloth.' "q^f. 
 
 Wool. vJ^T, q5T?T. 
 
 W T oollen, Woolly. 3TT%. 
 
 Woollen cloth, ^f^.. 
 
 A Word. ar^flST, 5JSST, q<T, ^fsg-. 
 
 The Word of God. ^5T #f ^^r^T 
 
 ss o 
 
 Wordy. W?fTO, arfefr, fs& 
 
 £ee Prolix. 
 Work (employment). grJT, «Ff^[' 
 
 $"33". 'See Labour. 
 To Work (ma/ce). 3^, vr?!^ 
 
 To Work, make to Work. qfTJTr- 
 
 To Work hard (acf.). JTrfq, TTIT- 
 
 To Work up. &ee To Excite, 
 
 Knead. 
 To Work, perform Work. gTJj &c. 
 
 To Work (or act. as a purgative) . 
 
 qa: ssfsq. 
 To Work hard (neu.). ?Tf<T",q?°r. 
 A Workfellow. OTiTrc. 
 A Workman (labourer q. v.). ^^\. 
 A good Workman. ^KITOT. See 
 
 Artificer. 
 
WOR 
 
 228 
 
 WRE 
 
 Workmanlike, Workmanly. $r€t- 
 
 Workmanship, qfeofl, qfefa, q~ 
 
 A Workshop. cf^R, STOfcff. 
 The World. %&*![" <prr, vSTCr^, 
 
 Worldliness. grsprT. 
 
 Worldly. |3TIC, jprft, m\£l, «T- 
 
 Worldly life or concerns, ^Hl"^ ; 
 or manners of men, SpriTfrt, 
 
 A Worm. f^f. 
 
 An intestinal Worm. Sttfe, v??fr. 
 
 \y ss ' sj 
 
 Worms (maggots), f^frfir, Nr- 
 
 Wormy, f^fr, ftwfct. 
 
 To be Worn away, or injured by 
 
 wear (as clothes). sg^T. 
 To be Worried (harassed), 3T3"°t, 
 
 To Worry ( tear and mangle ). 
 fa^iT faf^RTr. See To Tease. 
 
 sa ' ss 
 
 Worse, Worst, srraft. <Stee Bad. 
 
 Worship, nrc<r, ^r^ft, <jirr, ^r, 
 
 To Worship, q^ur %qor tfSrq, 
 
 1 On* sj » S3 ' •" s} f 
 
 S3 s» ' S3 
 
 A Worshipper. f qT5T?ft, JaTTflT, 
 
 To Worst. See To" Defeat. 
 Worsted yarn. ajRY ^rr?Tf. 
 Worth ( va/ue ). ^7C, qffftRT, 
 
 One who recognizes another's 
 
 Worth. ^5rrr*fr, srfsf-r. 
 
 To be Worth, iff? °T. 
 Worthiness, ^rc, arfiC*ft. 
 
 Worthless. £\ *T fafsr, far^tfr. 
 
 #ee Useless, Unworthy. 
 Worthlessness. f^T^Tfrc. $ee Use- 
 
 lessness. 
 Worthy, Worthily. ^T#f, c7ff^r, 
 
 #g, renwf, ^f rrc^ff, wj. See 
 
 Suitable. 
 Would that, ^rr^, ^r^r. 
 A Wound. qFT2T, SflsTg, WJ, *RT, 
 
 S3 
 
 To Wound. q7£or, «TCr*P>T, SHT^, 
 
 S3 
 
 Wounded. vsT^ifl , ?T|W. 
 To be Woven. vFSTT. 
 
 ♦ S3 
 
 A Wrangle, Wrangling. ^fjTvfr, 
 
 srf?Rr, tHwrrf, c^wBr. See 
 
 Squabble. 
 To Wrangle. grfflOT, rf?T3T &c. 
 
 A Wrangler. tf?Rr?, 5Tf?T?ft See 
 
 Sqabbler. 
 To Wrap. §3?y. To Fold. 
 A Wrapper, cloth for Wrapping. 
 
 S3 ' S3 
 
 Wrath. STRps?. See An^er. 
 Wrathful, Wrathfully. Sffrftj, 
 
 A Wreath of flowers &c. (/or the 
 
 head), faffft. 
 To Wreath, q^fof. 
 
 •S S3 
 
 To Wrench. ( twist ) ipfepr, *T- 
 rn?"J, flj^J, ( wresJ /rom by 
 violence) q^iz & c. qyor. 
 
 A Wrench (violent twist). jpcte, 
 
 To Wrest, See To Wrench. 
 To Wrestle. *r?f fa^CT. 
 
 V SJ 
 
 A Wrestler. Jj«. 
 
 S3 
 
 Wrestling (su6.). Jfaf. 
 
 A Wrestling yard. if&rffcvTt 
 
WRY 
 
 229 
 
 YES 
 
 A Wretch. Rftft, \^^ f fasfg, 
 Wretched, Wretchedly. g$m] g- 
 To be Wretched. v|3^T, £?&- 
 Wretchedness. £[&{, |?|, vlffasi"- 
 
 To Wriggle, fr?rq, fS°T ^JfJ. 
 
 To Wring, (fa>is* violently) W- 
 e^qr^, (/orce ou* by contor- 
 tion) fatr^. See To Wrench. 
 
 To Wrinkl«T(ac*.). fsfrcg. J^r- 
 
 A Wrinkle. sflT, Tr^T- 
 
 The Wrist. STOC, Ht. 
 
 To Write, f^OT. 
 
 A Writer. OTKt, f^^^rrr. 
 
 To Writhe. rf^K^J, ^CT- 
 
 The act of Writing. l%fer°Tl , fa- 
 
 A Writing, or Written paper. jvT- 
 
 Contracted Writing. q^I ar?3T. 
 The cost of Writing, fa^Rr. 
 A Writing board, qff, qRTff. 
 A Wrong (injustice q. v.). =rr?3T ; 
 
 the being wrong, the wrong 
 
 side, STffT, STO^. 
 Wrong, Wrongly, (erring-) JT?5T- 
 
 c<fr, tfr^cat, *rsrfa,3rar, argfcr- 
 
 ( reverse ) 3W, ajqt, (*"«*- 
 prober, g. v.) tq£r, ^rCJ- 
 See Injury. 
 
 To Wrong. fj^fe*?^. 
 Wrongful. See Wrong. 
 Wroth. See Wrathful. 
 Wry (distorted), #?r?#l*, 3f- 
 
 A Yarn. B^. 
 
 A Yard (courtyard ). WJ, arr- 
 
 The Yard of a ship, ail?, Pwj. 
 
 Yarn. See Worsted. 
 
 To Yawn. Sfrur fea^aj. 
 
 A Yawn. ssrrsr. 
 
 A Yawner, Yawning, vJWffa^". 
 
 Ye. See You. 
 
 Yea. See Yes. 
 
 A Year, tim, SHf , OTT, ^. 
 
 This Year. |^. 
 
 Of this Year. t^fW- 
 
 Last Year. q^qreff. 
 
 Of last Year, qf r£f. 
 
 Yearly, every Year. ^faqft, 
 
 q#rft. 
 
 Yearly, of a Year. ?#fit. 
 Yearly" pay. SffsW^r, fitwif • 
 To Yearn. T%®rf\ also fe^ 
 
 -^FTr with fcf^ as nominative. 
 A Yearning. fe^FT, tfR, ITO. 
 To Yell. sFfaoj, *rarr?<J. See 
 
 To Scream. 
 A Yell, Yelling- ^T, *far, tfe, 
 
 SfiTsf. See Scream. 
 Yellow. «fif, 5J5T, 'WWCt, #*', 
 
 era?r,ffeVr,1?iaTr,^fr. 
 
 Yellowish. 5}?d, srfftvft". 
 To be Yellowish, have a tendency 
 to Yellow. STSTFCJ, N^IC^T, 
 
 Yellowness. *T<ff - *l?, fq*JTO, 
 
 qr^rc. 
 
 To Yelp, £ *<T. 
 
 Yes. ft, 5tt »rt¥, *rifr , faTr, 
 
YOU 
 
 230 
 
 ZON 
 
 Yesterday. ^5f , «KT*?. 
 
 Of Yesterday. sfrMr^f, ^|5 f > 
 
 Yet (nevertheless), cf fa, STJTft fa> 
 
 Yet, as Yet {still), ar^rr. 
 
 To Yield, (acf. g-ire, produce) fs- 
 3?°T, qF^or, (admit) JT^oj, srj- 
 arq, (surrender) &\pj, f?^J« 
 
 To Yield (new. submit q. v.). cffa- 
 
 A Yoke, gmrfr, Tr^rr^, f f ^\ 
 
 The outside pin of the Yoke, ^f- 
 
 The inside pin of the Yoke. $?U$\. 
 The lower cross stick of a Yoke. 
 
 The rope fastening theYoke to the 
 
 plough. ?ff\ff. 
 A Yoke of oxen. vjJiJT. 
 To Yoke, v^i^, f^PJ- 
 The Yolk of an egg. 5T?f . 
 Yonder. |*t. £ee There. 
 
 You. Sjft 3 ? 5 ^, Cf?r, rlSft, aTC, 3?ff . 
 
 Young (no* oW). ^ff, 5ff?aT-^f- 
 The Young of man or any animal. 
 
 «rrfa. 
 
 To be with Young, (brutes) <ETJT, 
 q^J, (as an 6«?c) q[«fy 7 (os a 
 g-oafJfrfavsTJ. See To be Preg- 
 nant. 
 
 A Young man. 5T3TR, «r*Tf°T> W, 
 ^q^\ See Youth. 
 
 Of a Young man. ^f ^Tf f=T^RT -^Tf°ff 
 
 S3 
 
 To become a Young man, or appear 
 
 so. vsraTRm. 
 
 A Youngster. See A Youth. 
 Your, Your's. a?fr-3T~>? }-?Rr #"• 
 Youth, Youthfulness. ^?TT-q;t, 
 
 #qi-qrr, g^rort, f n?f, ssrwtft. 
 
 A Youth, arptfrrs", JpT^- See A 
 
 Young man. 
 Youthful. See Youth. 
 
 Zeal. srra?, afrrsr-scft, girj, 3-<j?t, 
 
 SSS5S5 SS 
 
 Without Zeal. sfrfc4t, stsrfau, 
 
 Zealous. *rmf?lr, arftsjt, SvsTJTT, 
 
 srjft, srf<?t, ^qr^r, gjrerc^ 
 
 \S\3 *S ' ' 
 
 fpKitszfr. 
 
 Zealously. RfWT-rff, ^Tf^rC^r, 3"fT- 
 
 To work Zealously. *?FT°T. 
 
 Zedoary. vSJ^rrc, SrjTTfafr. 
 
 A Zenana. ERF^R*?, ?S^, %ft, 
 
 Ifr. 
 
 The Zenith, $ii\, STrirC. 
 
 Zesi (relish q.v ) . tf r3", mi J, ^rj, 
 
 The Zodiac. U%^JF. 
 
 A sign of the Zodiac. UNJ- 
 
 A Zone. £ee Giidle. 
 
 

 
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