THE LIBRARY 
 
 OF 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY 
 OF CALIFORNIA 
 
 LOS ANGELES 
 
 TU5CAL008A 
 
 IUMARV WMOIRV 
 
 CERTIF\tD
 
 
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 t 
 
 JOSEPH BAMETTO, Junior. 
 
 VO : L. FIRST. 
 
 CALCUTTA; 
 
 BV S. G REENWAy , INDJA GAZETT]E 
 
 
 1804.
 
 To 
 
 MAMOUESS WELLESLEY,K. P. 
 
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 GOVERNOR GENERAL, 
 
 CAPTAIN GENERAL, &el 
 OF INDIA; 
 
 THIS WORK 
 
 IS INSCRIBED WITH THE HIGHEST SENTIMENTS 
 OF RESPECT AND GRATITUDE, BY 
 
 HIS EXCELLENCY'S 
 MOST DEVOTED AND 
 
 >*s 
 
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 JOSEPH BARRETTO, Junior. 
 
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 Of i
 
 PREFACE, 
 
 rr HEN I fast entered 'upon this Work, I- intended ta 
 confine myself to tk f e Compilation of a Dictionary of the. 
 Persian Language : tut, reflecting that there is no, Persian, 
 Author of eminence) in whose writings Arabic wprds do 
 not occur in almost every line, I early foresails that tits, 
 result of my labours luouldle very imperfect,, and fallf 
 far short of the attainment of that claim to Utility to 
 
 */ J I > * <J i 
 
 which I aspired,' unless the Work should- also include a 
 Vocabulary of the Arabic tongue. Evert/ step I aduanc- 
 
 v / O , i . . / * , 
 
 ed in the progress of Compilation, more clearly impressed; 
 
 . 
 
 that opinion, till at length its consideration, acquired' 
 sufficient weight to counterbalance the oljec$a& arising 
 from my want of proficiency in the Aralic Language, and 
 to determine me to attempt the Compilation of a Dicti* 
 onary, loth Persian and Aralic. 
 
 1 have studiously endeavoured to collect every Word of 
 tisual occurrence among Aralic and Persian Writers of dis- 
 tinction. 1 have annexed such Translations as appear to 
 convey the most faithful Interpretation of the Originals?
 
 11 
 
 preferring in nil cases such acceptations as are rtiost 
 usual when supported ly proper authorities. For this 
 purfrse, I have carefully consulted the I forks, enti- 
 tled Kushfol-Logl.at, Maclarol-Afazil, Soreh, Montakcb, 
 and olhtt Aralic and Ptr start Lexicons, as well as the 
 Writings of many other approved Authors, in loth lan- 
 guages. Some Words, however, I have purposely omit- 
 ted. I have not retained many of the Terms of Art, 
 though found in Authors of note. Nor do I conceivf 
 that such omissions are improperly made, as Jrom the 
 imperfect knowledge among the Oriental nations of the 
 later improvements in Science, and from the partial 
 diffusion nf Literature among them, scientific terms ate 
 not generally, nor well estallishcd ; and are, in many 
 instances, altogether wanting ; their dejidcn-cy Icing ap- 
 plied ly circumlocutory explanations. 
 
 r 
 
 It will le readily perceived, that this Dictionary is in- 
 tended chiefly for the use ff the Junior Students of the 
 Persian fon^'ic, to w/tcnt it is hoped, it u ill not prove un- 
 acceptable'. Trom the facility of i efcrcnce, from its ex- 
 hit it ing the Words of both Languages at one view, and 
 from die condensed form of its matter, it appears to pos- 
 sess grcatir practical uliJity than the larger Dictionaries, 
 uhiih arc cafaflaltdfor the more advanced Scholar. Jn 
 order clearly to distinguish the Persian fiom the Aralic 
 U-ordf, J have employed two different diameters Jor the 
 two Languages : the Aralic leing printed in the Nusk,
 
 lit 
 
 and the Persian In the Nultileek Character.} which seems 
 more olv'nus to the eye, and less Halle to error, than th& 
 usual mode of denoting the words ly the initials of their 
 respective Languages. The letter to obviate any chance 
 of difficulty to the y< itng Student in distinguishing the 
 two Characters, I an; ex the Alphabet of each ; 
 
 Nusk. 
 
 g, 
 t- 
 I 
 
 U" 
 
 
 (J-
 
 (JJ 
 
 tf 
 
 If
 
 A Jf 
 
 ARABIC ANP PERSIAN 
 
 fl/^f, The first letter of the Arabic an4 
 Persian Alphabets, 
 uby Father. 
 ab, Water , honor , liquor , the lustre 
 
 of a diamond , the month of August. 
 
 ' 
 
 U \ ubi, plur. Ancestors , disobedient, 
 if! apa,, A kind of broth. 
 
 v r 
 
 $+>\\ ababcel, A kind of bird, an owl, 
 
 oU el it, Declaring, segregation. 
 
 ^jbi alaiir, A recluse, a retired devout persoi|* 
 
 &L1 elasiif, Enquiring, examining. 
 
 J.AS.L! abcLJeer, plural of ^ Ifjir. 
 
 \t\ elahy To serve, to oblige. 
 
 ibLi et&het, To permit, to illustrate^ 
 
 *i.L! ebcikhut, Extinguishing. 
 
 ;IT dZ'd^, A cultivated inhabited place, bravo ! 
 
 /JM ab^dan f The same as
 
 [ s J 
 
 kl 
 
 T alkdtLny, An habitation, cultivation, 
 l^tT alidbneedun^ To inhabit, abound, 
 
 ^J^ <^&<^m/tf7?, To praise, applaud. 
 aU cladet, To kill, to murder. 
 5)11 al'atfee, Abundance, plenty: 
 ^OT hlidced, Preterite of iM/u^VT 
 
 abadeedun, To be scattered, dispersed; 
 , Thyme, or marjoram, an herb. 
 , A nest pf Birds, fleas. 
 aukreek, Plural of uU^\ 
 lazy Leaping, springing, rushing upon. 
 >\ al;izee?* t Aromatics spices, &c. 
 
 \ abizccm, The buckles, buttons or clasp!? 
 of* belts. 
 
 , A rendezvous of different 
 Or 
 
 nations, c. 
 U i 
 
 L^ nlas, Plural of 
 
 ^, Plural of ^^ ulz. 
 fl/;a/, The interior parts beneath the wings, 
 
 alateel, Plural of .ytU latel, 
 ] ul^fet, A kind of cloth. 
 6LJ e/.a^, Withdrawing, absconding. 
 l\i\ ab\l> riur. of 3o\ el' I. 
 *JU cta^A A large bundle of wood, hay,
 
 t 5 1 
 
 &c. a crowd. 
 
 "UN^UI elhleece, Plur. of ^JLl 
 j,Ll alam, Debt, a tower. 
 ,lU a&i#, The eighth month of the Persian 
 
 year. 
 
 Cob I alcinet, To declare, to make known, 
 ^Ut alauxen-, Plur. dt ti^W Eycwafi. 
 j& L J al&her, The feathers or quills of birds. 
 SfLl eia-ut) To cause one to return, or come 
 back ; To contrive the death of another. 
 ulJii> (in construction for Aba) Father, 
 tt&e^ Hot, sultry, wariA. 
 ?//'/a, Whole-, all, universal. 
 
 ^k;T bllaleh, An ewer, a water pot. 
 * 
 
 oUj! eZ^ajfi Docking, chopping off. 
 
 rUjl eltdr, Cutting off the tail, depriving of 
 
 posterity, 
 fc lx* t C&/& -^ Declaring-, advertising, tautology^ 
 
 O * 
 
 ebteh&s, To question, examination. 
 cltedk, Commencement the first j-art 
 of a Book. 
 
 jjl eltedbd, To approachi draw near. 
 /(<>Ajf eltedar, Running, hastily (to arms.) 
 gfouul elted&a, To invent, to contrive, 
 i^jo:.^ ebi6Ko,x, Receiving what is due.
 
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 t 
 
 *^f ' 
 
 eltezhl, Base, vile conduct, contempt. 
 w&/er, Superlative of ^ lu?r t 
 \ ubter, Worthless, a serpent with a 
 short tail. 
 
 ^\ ubterad, Bathing in, or drinking cold 
 water. 
 
 allereli, A camel disabled by age, 
 galling, or other infirmity. 
 clterbz, Ravishing, seizing. 
 eltesam, To smile, a smile. 
 elteghh, t Seeking, wishing, coveting. 
 cbtekar, To rise early, to deflower, 
 eltelb, To attempt, try. 
 eltelcy, The dawn, or opening of day. 
 eltclda, Devouring, consuming, 
 eutclalt Timid, fearful. 
 ebten<i,To compose, build, erect, &c, 
 
 eltehaj, Gratilication, complaisance. 
 eltehbr, Ravishing, imposing. 
 ebtel&l, Supplication, groaning in prayer> 
 ^lyOf elteyaz, Wearing a helmet, 
 xXj \ ebtceya, Buying, selling, trafficking. 
 Col a('cs, Intoxication, to make merry, jocose. 
 elsbs, To reveal, propagate, divulge. 
 doj t Eternity.
 
 C 
 
 (djar, Plural of* 
 T aljarce, A stream, rivulet. 
 e/7?, To content, to satisfy. 
 V. k'janwht A washing tub, bowl, a large 
 earthen pot, where liquor is kept. 
 
 abjil, A vein in the forefoot of a camel 
 .or horse, 
 
 aljo, A rill, a brook. 
 fT alijour, As above, also y^fT ctMho. 
 
 ukcheen, A towel or, cloth, with which 
 they wipe the bodies of the dead. 
 <'/>//&, Disjunction, disunion, 
 iibh\s t Plural of ^=? 
 ebhah, To please, to gratify, 
 
 
 
 tibhar, Plural of^^s; luh'r. 
 zither, Plural of j~? father. 
 
 hlihayht, The water of life: by a 
 Mahomedan tradition, it is situated in a 
 dark unknown region of the east, and 
 will give iiHmortality to whosoever drinks 
 ofit. 
 \ Mhar, Making the breath to smell. 
 
 elkhxz, To abridge in conservation, to 
 speak in a laconic or concise manner, 
 
 B
 
 t 6 ] 
 
 Jul 
 
 lirl el)JfhaJ 3 Discovbring one to be covetous. 
 ,U;'T ^kaneh, A water closet. 
 i\ zt'kher, One whose breath is offensive. 
 T alkhoreh, A water glass. 
 
 , The rain in winter. 
 isr \ alkhuk, A one-eyed or blind man. 
 .1.^ fltMor; See by^T [spouh 
 
 iz : , A Sprine; or waier> a wave; 
 
 Ju o 
 
 ', An age> eternit}-. 
 
 ,) uled-py-ivondy Eternally, inSiiitely. 
 
 el'J&j, generosity; liberality. 
 
 did&J, To divide among, to partition: 
 ji! J>) ald&dan, Sick; infirm; weak. 
 JI>T bldar, Moist; humid; keeper rif water. 
 f.\^>\ cldaa, Wonderful, marvellous. 
 
 O * 
 
 Mjs.l 'cld&l, To exchange, to barter. 
 
 !;U bld&n, a glass, bottle, &c. a pond, lakej 
 
 a vessel. 
 ' 1.x- 1 uldan, Plural of jo ludun. 
 
 () . 
 
 I j V* : >^ I tt{)it(^ }lilj,1l) oCC /*J'V>^' 
 w 
 
 '! c) alfdcLNce-, See .JULT 
 
 y y * g; - 
 
 DM ali'dd, A wild beast, fable, apologue. 
 
 n 
 
 itldiist, An ablution, previous to 
 
 or V 
 
 devotion.
 
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 iij>T &])duri) Se~e /yJ>J [tilde, a pear. 
 
 *]!>>! aVdundan, Weak; infirm, base* vile, 
 
 <?ju! abudfr Eternally, infinitely; 
 
 g,NjJ a\jedy\ Reputable; honorable. 
 
 ojw! c&udefiet) Eternity^ pefpetuity^ 
 
 5^ f ! alza,} Bawdy> or obscene talk. 
 
 ,>1 al'r, A kind of Persian harp 5 a cloud, or 
 
 mist, ebr, punctured; 
 
 \j*\ air a, Convalesdencei discharging a debt. 
 c,! -,! alr&st A lairi> level, soft ground. 
 ~*\ S\ alr&j, Pluf. 6f ^ ior/. 
 c ^j\ eltrah', Smiling with self complacency^ 
 
 proud, coiiceited> vain, affected, 
 a \j* ! el. a,/, Refreshing, recreating. 
 ili ulrkd, Adamantine, hard. 
 
 ,.\.\ alrcii^ Plur. of ^ lur. 
 j / -^ 
 
 1^1 eZ>/'i2, Tb publish, declare, proclaim^ 
 .^^i it&?-asf, Plur. of jf>\ iilrez. 
 yjl)! alrazdan, a pepper box-. 
 
 lj.J 
 
 ^s Bringing forth a leprous chilcL 
 drab, To terrify or frighten. 
 alr&k, Plur. of ^ lurk. 
 elrxm, Solicitation, urgency, entreating'. 
 t dbrj.n-, Morning and evening.
 
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 alrah, A vwatcr way, a canal, a conduit, 
 T qlrahi&h, As above, rivulet, [thing, 
 elret, A needle ,the sting or point of any 
 alrej, Having fine beautiful eyes, 
 I qlrcjcn, a bracelet, 
 
 alrch, Superlative of 7 j lereh, 
 
 ^/y 
 
 glrrekh, One whose back bends in wantty. 
 
 aired Excessively cold, showering hail 
 
 tone, [occasioned by cold. 
 
 i*r,\ alredet, A disease creating impotency, 
 j^l alniz, Juice of grapes, Madeira wine. 
 
 J J airczan, The same as above. 
 
 1 ulerush) A pie bald, a dapple-gray horse, 
 
 variegated in colours. 
 
 ' j.\ alrcshim, Sewing sil^, or silk. 
 
 f.\ alreslictjiee, A si-ik worm, silken' 
 
 alres, Leprosy. [the current. 
 
 ,3 blrufteh, Any thing carried down by 
 3j*\ alrek, Sandy, stony grounds. 
 &j** ulrek, Pie bald, any thing varied, black 
 
 and white, variegation, 
 L/ tf j,\ ubrekakea, A cobweb, 
 ,f| \\,\ abrd~m fader an, a kind of sweet- 
 meat, made of honey or sugar.
 
 
 alrenjeen, See 
 
 elrenskak, To rejoice, to flourish. 
 
 ubre-nisan, Rain in the beginning 
 of winter. [plexion. 
 
 aleroo, Dignity, honor, a ruddy com* 
 abrood, The hyacinth. 
 
 ulrwzitdun, To permit, allow, 
 alroocenum, The mandrake. 
 
 , The outside of a garment. 
 <gji \ ebury, Sharp pointed like a needle, 
 ebreyzty The DandrifF. 
 ulreerj Pure gold or silver. 
 ulrair, A spout, a walL 
 
 A alreesheem, See /^**yj^ [an ewer. 
 
 alreelt, A very bright sharp sword, 
 jl c^/s, Leaping, dying suddenly, 
 . J y ) alzar, A kind of carrot or parsnip, 
 
 roots, spiceries, &c. [spiceries, &c. 
 
 ,|!^ il vf abzardan, A pepper box, a box for 
 
 alzudun, To console, to comfort. 
 alzur, Juice of grapes, Madeira wine. 
 bli-zindagany, see c^ts/T 
 
 alzun, A large vessel of the length of 
 c
 
 I 
 
 the body, in which they wash medici- 
 nally. 
 
 avT alzeh, Water flowing from a fountain, 
 t.< yl alzehreh, Wine, liquor, dawn. 
 
 alzeedun, To fill up. 
 ate, Rebuking, using ungratefully. 
 
 elsah, The milk in a camel's udder, 
 just before she brings forth her young. 
 elsal, Making unlawful, 
 
 -a/, A vineyard. 
 alsan, Beautiful. 
 
 or .J^iXl Prt-t. of,.Xi-XT 
 
 L/ 
 
 t A caldron', kettle, vat. 
 hlustnu, To impregnate, liein, [ment. 
 tfbebtungah, A bed chamber, an apart" 
 
 'Jv^^T alestiiitj, Pregnancy, conception. 
 
 j^_^/T alestcli, Ground prepared for sowing. 
 
 fclsurd, Jelly of meat, fish, &c. when 
 in two word* ale-surd, it signifiics cold 
 water. 
 
 alsurdun, The gonorrha'a. 
 
 klseyah, Tears, [a fast trotting (horse.) 
 alscre. A man that walks handsomely, 
 itlshar, Rejoicing (at some good news.)
 
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 el skat, To hurry, to hasten. 
 
 ^T aleslitun, To conceal, cover, hide. 
 
 ') aleslitungah, Frivy, [fortune. 
 
 f alrushkhpj*, A cistern, reservoir, &c, 
 
 [of silk, 
 
 alslmw, A coarse kind, or the refuse 
 
 alshun, The bridegroom's shirt. 
 tls, An age, century. 
 elfsbr, To see, think, judge, imagine* 
 uls:ir, Plur. of ^j lusser. 
 
 el sad, All, universal, foolish. 
 C 
 
 &&Z, See (jcj\ 
 
 i^\ clzaz, Giving little, [to quench thirst. 
 >\ elsctU) To collect, to expose to sale, 
 el)t y The arm pit. 
 
 &, To trouble, to destroy, [contradict. 
 &/, To speak foolishly, prate, c. to 
 ulteli, Drain, a canal, where water and 
 small ships pass. [way. 
 
 ju m ubtureek, A very wide street, an liigh- 
 Uj \ ebtun, A vein in the lower part of the 
 
 leg of a horse. 
 ijj{ euzer, Uncircumcised. 
 -a, To lend, a loan,
 
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 *' 
 
 eb-ad, To remove to a distance* 
 
 el-b,z, Plur. of ^^ l>a-az. 
 e&-ctf, Pride,, ignorance, 
 e^'-^f, Distant, far off. 
 rib-ad, Plur. of x*j lo-ad. 
 \i>\ elgh&, Seeking one another. 
 g^a?J, To hate, or dislike. 
 J^ ulghes, Dusty, of a dusty colour. 
 
 ulgliuset, Plur. Kites, vultures, and other 
 birds of prey. 
 
 1 aleft, A kind of cloth. [ledge, 
 
 o^ic^:, A man of consummate know- 
 ilM, EstabUshment, settlement. 
 6UL^ ilk&k, Loquacious, prolifick. 
 ^Uut e^M/, Plur. of 3Jb ^wA:7. 
 3Li zilca, Piebald, bkck and white, diver- 
 sified in colour. 
 jVjol ulkour, Oxen, beeves. 
 *,\ dlta, May he live, or be preserved 
 (when used in prayer, after the name of 
 any Prince). 
 
 \ aldk, Measle, quicksilver, mercury. 
 >\ alek, A mercenary> selfish man.
 
 t 
 
 allfar, A water carrier, a sprinkler, a 
 wine merchant, a drinker of wine. 
 4 \ ulkar, Plur. of C /'ecre. 
 
 illa,l, Murmuring, muttering, &c. 
 -Kjl itl/iant, Silencing, abstaining from coha- 
 bitation with a wife, 
 
 , UI ! blkameh, A kind of gruel or drink, 
 prepared in different manners, for creat- 
 ing appetite, or assisting digestion. 
 GT oJjgah or (>i &T) A watering place, cis- 
 tern, reservoir, bason of a fountain, [ferry. 
 .-*'- 
 
 algozar, A ford, passage of a river or 
 
 ^* f ^ 
 
 i/X'T abgozer, A canal, /J^ifii also. 
 
 v I /*/) A"?// 1 il 11T* O I vC * /] PK* ^* 
 
 -%^A>l alkitshecn, A bracelet. 
 
 ^/** * 
 
 K^IJ^ libitum, Mute, dumb. 
 
 uX/F alkund, (or e^uXT) An v hollow Cavern 
 
 . 
 
 excavated by the rushing of a torrent. 
 ,jyCT al.'goon, Azure, glass, ice. 
 
 ^^ *^s * 
 
 abgir, A hollow place, where water 
 collects and stagnates, [glass. 
 
 &l*gineh, A mirror, liquor, diamond, 
 z///, A camel, uUl, Plur. of Jb 1 
 
 ellzd, Gathering together, adhering to the 
 D
 
 ground, signs, marks. 
 y^ULJ ell&s, To despair or despond. 
 
 cllas, Melancholy, sad. [Mecca., 
 
 ellbt, Absolved from the pilgrimage to 
 cllaa, To swallow. 
 elfogh,To conduct, to lead. 
 elelet, Heaviness or oppression of spirits, 
 from indigestion or bad air, a fault, a 
 petition. [dent. 
 
 allij, Having distant eye-brows, resplen- 
 ellekh, A proud man. [lent. 
 
 elhd, Having distant eye-brows, corpu- 
 
 ulleck, Piebald. 
 eblem, Having swelled lips. 
 allooj, Sugar-candy. 
 
 allook, A hypocrite, dissembler. 
 uUcll, Foolish, vain, arrogant. 
 Jj] ullcli'chmJi m, A pearl, or white 
 speck on the eye. 
 ulleh, A pimple, bile, small pox. 
 
 ) ulleh-ocool, Simple (from bashful- 
 ness) yet intelligent. 
 cllee, A Christian monk. 
 t dleecc, The devil, the deceiver.
 
 [ IS I 
 
 elleesa, Plain, smooth. 
 
 . X ! elleceh, A husbandman, a sower. 
 
 > 
 
 *vlj1 elleem, Honey, ambergris. [sound. 
 
 *jj elemm, The bass, a bass-voice, viol, deep, 
 
 tj*jc 1 elmeek, Ploughing oxen. 
 
 ^\ nlen, Suspicion, traduced, 
 
 ^t\ elri , Son. 
 
 dj\ alnh, Plur. of ^\ eln. 
 
 i),at;jj elna-durzet, Mean, ignoble men. 
 y 
 uij abnhc-jent, Equal companions. 
 
 * ' 
 
 wl alnad-khoon, A tortification, castle." 
 
 ? lol alncL6-zumcLn, Cotemporaries. 
 \ elnet, A daughter, a vice, an inhuman 
 man, fraud, a knot in wood, the throat 
 of a camel. 
 
 alnocrch, Quick silver, liquid silver. 
 alnoos, Ebony- wood. 
 
 alnosheedun, To be stupified, be* 
 numbed, when in two words, al-noshee- 
 dim, Then it signifies, to drink water. 
 
 ebneyeh, Plur. Edifices, fabricks. 
 aloo, Education, father. 
 aloo, Water-lilly. 
 
 , Plur. of w t
 
 i 16 I 
 
 , Plur. of ;L lax. 
 yo\jj\ clwas or ^\^\ elwaa, Sheep, (thoste 
 particularly that give milk) honor, high- 
 ness. 
 
 6-^1 cluah, Plur. of # 
 $\j*\ elwa.lt Many, urine. 
 ^l^! ulwan, Dual of ^\ a Father. 
 alLiliin or ^\j+>) A penitent. 
 ulwilet, Plur. of v lj 
 .^^1 aloof y Warmth, sultriness. 
 ^LJ^J aloojulsrn , Bugloss. 
 
 \ aboocl, Durability, lastingness. 
 ^\ alco*., To leap, to bound. 
 j3^ i \ cloos, Swift, rleot. 
 ^t eloo'&y Very swift, (horse). 
 -J^l aloo-cuti, A dutch. coin current in 
 Egypt, &c. somewhat inferior in value 
 to a Span. Piaster (4s. 8d.) 
 
 v 
 
 J aloolkonjul, Any thing novel, or a- 
 grecable, facetious, witty, a buffoon. 
 
 also. 
 
 1 alooman, see r 
 
 eZ'oow, Plur. of V J 
 ,0 L y 1 alooyan, See , *f L y I 
 yj^ alwec?i, (Oblique, dual) the parents.
 
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 &J\ 
 
 dlefi, Attention, recollection. 
 ebha, Superlative of l^ lehk. 
 ) elhbi, Plur. of v t ub. 
 
 -/Way, To be joyous, to please, &c. 
 j elh&l, Letting water into a sown field, 
 coaxing, flattering, encouraging. 
 fl ilkam. The thumb, the great toe, doubt, 
 
 Mchut, Magnificence, glory. 
 V I e?r^{Jr, The axillary vein, the back* 
 ^j]elhel, The sabine tree, 
 
 (Vl elliem, Dumb, fluttering." 
 i t i 
 
 ty $>\ elha, Superlative of ^ 
 
 jl alee, AYatery, moist, humid. 
 !'j| dley, A peculiar kind of grapes 
 ^j e^/e. Paternal, fatherly. 
 oUjJ ulyat, Plur. of c^/o 
 ;L>f alyar, A sprinkler. [a species of dove. 
 
 X **t 
 
 J alyaree, A kind of thin linen cloth* 
 alyet, Pride, magnificence, greatness. 
 alieda, Sempiternal, without end. 
 
 elidad, Tyranny, injustice. 
 uleer, A small needle, 
 ale^, (or >j| or fy\ ) Sparks of fire. 
 
 \ y.iv > 
 
 epeez, (or t^-yj ) An urn, pitcher, a crook- 
 
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 ed billet, with which water is drawn. 
 ! abeesh, (or ^^ i) The bridegroom's shirt, 
 alishem, The flue of raw silk, the silk 
 worm's cone. 
 
 ,\ ulyez, Superlative of ^x, 
 :/u! alyezcin, The two veins, one of which 
 brings water, and the other milk, into 
 the udder of the camels, also two days, 
 ^ \ ulyezan, Plur, of ^ [two months. 
 uliker, Diminutive of jaj lacre, [staff. 
 w I elect, Sad, melancholy, a thick batoon or 
 eleelet, A bundle of hay, or grass, 
 
 tlil-ul-el'eeloojj, The chief of chiefs, 
 ^A^I e!'et/e?2, Superlative of A , [Jesus Christ.) 
 U/jJ aleyna, (Plur.) Manifest, evident. 
 f^U-jf iibyoan, Opium. 
 c,l utt; Overcoming, the flesh of a horse, 
 b'l itk t Any thing produced by a tree, (bios- 
 \j\ eta, Blessing, benediction, [soms, &c.) 
 v ljl utal, Short breeches, drawers, &c. 
 ciU atat t Grandeur, splendour, &c, 
 ;,1 atad, A rope with which they tie the 
 legs of a cow when milking. 
 j\ ataref, Beholding, striking with a stick.
 
 1*1 
 
 ) Reiterating, 
 
 1 ! ithkut, Drawing the arrow to the head, 
 li'i itciket, Plucking out (hairs, feathers.) 
 ,'t J etcilet, Pottage, gruel, 
 l itamet, Bearing twins, 
 j etan, A she ass, a seat at the mouth of 
 a well, the seat in the camel's saddle. 
 
 ataneen, Plur. of ^l [bribery. 
 
 \ itaiueh, (or ^Ui ) Tribute, corruption, 
 l eta wee, Futurity, a guest, stranger, tra* 
 veller. 
 
 , A kind of long jacket, the wrist." 
 i&, Debilitating, enervating, [nure. 
 A kind of earth, serving for ma.- 
 
 itlaa, Following any one. [flamed. 
 
 ' \ 
 
 \ ittijkj, Burning, warm, hot, (day) in*- 
 
 ittijah, To be attentive. 
 ittehad, Union, concord. 
 it-haf, Present, donation, gift. 
 et-hum. Black. 
 
 \ et-hamee (or x**0 A kind of striped 
 cloth, (manufactured in Arabia Felix.) 
 -"\ ittikhaz,A receipt, acceptance, assump- 
 tion, election,
 
 *<orM et-klitmet, Boundaries, limits. 
 
 ^ijJl ?>'&/;, Companions, equals. 
 
 vtjjl flfr*aZ>, Becoming rich, to throw dust 
 
 upon any one pr on any thing. _ 
 c ^l etrah y Plur. o 
 j~\jS\ etras, Plur. of 
 <jfliyl zVms, To make soJidly, or firmly. 
 j \jZ\ itraff, Bestowing the luxuries of life. 
 \jj\ if raff, To avoid, shun, 
 j^j-l atrctclc, Plur. of ty 
 il etrclet, Plur. of V 1^ torctl. 
 \ atroj, An orange. 
 
 j\ etra, Vehement, intense, replenishing, 
 jjl etrifj Having a protuberance on the up- 
 per lip. 
 
 \ otronge t See ^^\ [house officer. 
 
 S\ otrbr, A prater's collector, a custom 
 <j\y\ itzaff, To take water from a well, trou- 
 blesome, intoxicated. 
 
 . . 
 
 ittua, Amplitude, extension. 
 
 ittisak, To asscjnble, to \inite. 
 f L:M ittiskm, A signature, mark. 
 6UiJt ittishak, To chop, or mince meat. 
 . yi)'T afush, Fire.
 
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 <jij\ 
 
 *_?/),y#'T cetuth-ttfroze, Afire-pan, 
 j * i , .&)'T at ush-f aroze, As above. 
 
 ^^(ij'T atushck) Lightning, the French disease, 
 
 ^ &&?T atuskg&j A firebrand. 
 ,#x ^ 
 
 e jrJ&j] cttush-gireJiy Fuel, firing. 
 
 ^jJU^jT htushlek, A fire-place. 
 
 ^ Iw, p^/T atushimzcij, Fury, clioieric-* ' 
 
 ^..y UA>'T atushiikk, As above. 
 JU^J-'T citishncha,!, A fire of fagots. 
 
 j'T htusJiee, Belonging to fire, burning, hot* 
 
 
 
 afusheereh, Nocturnal, heat. 
 
 atusheen, Fury, hot. 
 Ji/-- ^JD'T atuslieen-sall, Red wine* 
 
 ittisaff, Describing, praising, excellence* 
 jl itztia, Humiliation, abjectness, 
 i 1 ? ettesalf Conjunction, joining. 
 v bj'! zV-a?j, Fatigue, lassitude. 
 fcUJI it-iz, Receiving admonition. 
 tjijki4tgh$lt, Fatigue, weariness. 
 
 ui 
 
 6Uu^ ittifak, To be introduced or presented, 
 
 HI 
 
 6U:M cttifac, Chance, lot. 
 
 UJ W 
 
 oli'ULi'l etfifacat, Plur. of oUui cttifac^ 
 , Rejoicing, joy. 
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 t 
 
 j! ittika, Avoiding, fearing, abstracting from, 
 lul c/c<z??, Doing any thing properly, solid- 
 J itkeyb, Devotees, bigots, [ly, examining* 
 ittifkl, To confide in or depend on. 
 Vft'ci, Leaning against, reclining upon. 
 , Full, replete. 
 j] etel, Walking slowly, with short steps, 
 a 3HJ1 //<:/, Riches, hereditary wealth, 
 oiVjl zV/o^, Consumption, ruin, 
 
 - yji etlam, Furrows made iii the ground for 
 
 sowing, draining, &c. [ful wound, 
 
 M 10' ! ?V/aw, A severe cut, a dangerous fright- 
 
 t V/rt/?, Destruction; ruin, stupifying, phrcn* 
 
 zy from grief. 
 
 ctem, Indolence, slowness, sloth, 
 
 otinyij The wild olive, 
 
 etmbm, To finish, to complete." 
 f\f\ utmbm, Plur. of *\J 
 
 j\ iitun, A mob, the stone near a well on 
 
 is] 
 
 which they sit to drink. water. 
 J T d/ow, Assessment, donation. 
 , Fresh (oil, butter, &c,) 
 a, Ruin, 
 ! Jl at a at, A bell.
 
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 fl etwak, Plur. of ^ t6u&, 
 j\ aticzn, Avaricious, greedy, 
 
 etool, Short breeches or drawers, 
 opM etwet, Coming, approaching 
 \ etoum, Broken, ripped open, two holes, 
 atoon, A governess, oloon, an oven, 
 or furnace, 
 
 ^\ olooimt, Plur. of ^^iM otoon and atoon, 
 i ittiham, Suspicion, mistrust. 
 5 eti, Arrival, destroying, abolishing, pu 
 nishing, copulating, existing, an inund^* 
 tion, etyo, foreign, strange. 
 LxiM etycis, Despairing, hopeless. 
 NJM ifyan. arrival, coition. 
 i'V ctyculi, Plur. of A/J fe<?A. [sore. 
 
 ; ^ atiyet, futurity, The pus or matter of 3 
 atisheyet, A knave, a low pbscure man, 
 \ z/5,9, Plentiful, abounding, 
 c, \ zi55a, Convinced by proof, demonstrated. 
 liM tea, Plur. of lil 2is&a, Stone, [good health; 
 CwlsM dsfclut, To reward, to return home in 
 ^jliM e^a.^'/, Plur. of C5 xi 5a 7 y. 
 if ISM isd-at, Darting, shooting an arrow. [Sec. 
 6U1 asks, Household 'furniture, land, slaves,
 
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 asar, Plur. of ^ [mol\ 
 
 \ isarcf) Plowing, raising dust, raising a 
 J asaret, The commemoration of traditi- 
 ons, sayings or actions of any one, particu- 
 
 larly of Mahommud. isurct, \V 7 ant, scarcity, 
 / 
 
 ! csafce, A trevet> or tripod. 
 asa I, Glory, nobility. 
 asalet, Rooted, constant, firm. 
 asbm, Plur. of ^! esscm. 
 i! ashncen, The second day, Monday, 
 *\ esawct, Murmuting, muttering, carry- 
 ing, or citing before a judge. 
 l esaivelet, A tedious old man. 
 SI arayes, Plur. of 6..vi [corroboration, 
 i^ eslat, Confirmation, proof by witnesses, 
 eslas, To reveal a secret. 
 
 Hump-backed. 
 
 , Trampling under foot, subjecting, 
 %a, To reveal a secret, to disclose. 
 eyw, Thick, broad. 
 vsjcl, Abdominous, punch-bellied. 
 , An impression, a bright sword, a col* 
 ion of traditions relative to the ac- 
 and sayings of Muhummud.
 
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 asret, The remains of any thing, build* 
 ing, ruins, &c. 
 \ as-ab, A beautiful face. 
 iS! es-albn, Plur. of ^i-j 
 
 as-al, Having snagged teeth, 
 
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 hsaf, Firm, constant. 
 asfar, Plur. 
 osfeeyet y see 
 
 2S/&/, To make ponderous, or heavy. 
 ,} US! uskal, Plur. of ^iii [unripe fruits. 
 
 3 1*=-. j i iislihl, A branch of a palm, bearing 
 ti> ^a5l uscoon, As above, also the stalk of a 
 
 bunch or cluster of dates, 
 jil as I) A tamarisk shrub. 
 islab, Plur. of osXi sw/Z'. 
 islhj, Victory, success. 
 
 a/, To ask advice or counsel. 
 ; , A root, stock, origin, esteem, honor, 
 glory, a fund, chance. [ed. 
 
 r X$l as!e??i, Broken in the edge, pierced, crack- 
 <j\ esm, A sin, crime, or offence. 
 asmar, Plur. of ^ 
 esmar, Fructiferous, fruitful. 
 
 ^ 
 
 to USi umkn, Plur of ^ samon* 
 
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 ttsmun, Superlative of ^ 
 e Sl assen, A figure, statue, idol. 
 \ ossun, Plur. of A\ assuu. 
 usnb,, The middle, interval, second day,. 
 isna, To applaud, praise* 
 
 csnbn, Two. 
 \ asnyety Plur. of US 
 SM usufrb, Plur. of 
 
 1 itswar, Plur. of ^p owr. [quantity.. 
 
 i woYv Plur. of v y sow^', implying a small 
 \ osor, The dazzling refulgencies of a bright 
 sword, when brandished in the suu, 
 t\ ussool, FooKsh, lazy. 
 
 assoom, A sinner, an ofFcnder. 
 ossoon, A furnace. 
 S \ assee, A mutterer, gruipbler. 
 SJ asseyet,A crowd, or multitude, [fleshy. 
 asscece, Luxuriant, involved, large, big, 
 *i\ asccr, Signing, impressed, imprinted on 
 the ground, (a footstep,) excellent, selected. 
 jjj>j \ aseerct, A beast of burthen, whose foot 
 makes a deep impression in the ground. 
 asseel, Radical, of a noble race, solid. 
 assee m, A sinner, wicked, heaping crime
 
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 upon crime. 
 
 asseemet, Flagitious, atrocious. 
 1 asscen, Of illustrious descent, noble. 
 _ ! o/y, A gourd, pumpkin, aje, desire, the ta.r 
 
 marisk, ejj t stimulating, running. 
 CoUl ij&lett or V UJ To answer, accept* 
 ijaf, Bringing, protecting. [consent, 
 ifaj, Heats. 
 vjaj, Salt and undrinkable v/ater, 
 
 qjeret, Platforms on the tops of houses., 
 ajah, A veil, covering, [narrow arch, 
 ejctd, Any thing resembling a smal\ 
 ijadet, To benefit any one, to speak, 
 devoutly. 
 
 ddy Plur. of ^<x^t ujdul. 
 ajar, Plur. of ^j ?//'/\ [ged ground, 
 i^l ejar, PickleB or preserves, unequal rug- 
 ^^U! ijaret, To protect, to hear one's com- 
 i ! Oy ^! ejareh-dar, A farmer, [plaint, to rent, 
 c.jU.5 ijiizet, Disbanding, permission, leave. 
 / r \e J ijbs, A species of damson, plumb, a 
 prune, also , f\e\ & i-f**\ 
 ijasyet, Prune soup. 
 
 akki Earth, dust.
 
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 1+1 
 
 cjbl, Plur. of ^ \ ujul. 
 ajclled, Hard, solid. 
 ajam, Plur. of ^ ! ajem & 
 
 ajbml, Plur. of ^^>\& janel. 
 * 
 
 ejb.net, A stone bottle, phial, cup, pit- 
 cher, bucket, washing tub, c. 
 U. 1 ajaneert, Oblique, Plur. of the above. v 
 \ ajel, (A woman) having flat breasts 
 and lips. 
 
 \ ijl'ar, To force, compel, constrain. 
 ajl al, Plur. of 3^. jnlcl. 
 tjlan, To be affronted, to abhor, [tiger. 
 I itjl'ch, Having a large front, or face, a 
 fijjet, Fcn r or, ardor, inflammation, &c. 
 confusion. 
 
 ijtela, Electing, accepting, choosing, 
 to answer indirectly, or contrary. 
 &\ ijtelat, Stealing contrary. 
 ijtci'a, Boldness, endeavor. 
 ; ijtef.fci, To argue, debate, dispute. 
 ijtwk, Boldness, endeavor. 
 - \j^. \ ijteraJi, Profession, calling, occupation. 
 f\ J^> I ijterka, Lopping or cutting. 
 
 ijtewba, AssembUng, meeting.
 
 ij tenet, Gathering, collecting, plucking. 
 ijtcnal, Declining, flying, shunning, 
 ijtenkn, Concealing, flowing. 
 ijtcliad, To solicit, request. 
 ajsh, Hunch-backed, crooked. 
 ujsas, Carving, sculpture. 
 ajhar, Plur. of ^o juher. 
 tfftfyff Affliction, grief, oppression, 
 
 ijhafat, Plur, of the above. 
 (tjkem, Having large red eyes. 
 ajhha,, Lean, extenuated, (thighs.) 
 ijd, A prohibitory word used to camels, 
 
 robust, compact of body. 
 ijdad, Making -any thing extraordina* 
 ry, .any thing never before seen. 
 ! of dad, Plur. of ^^. judd. 
 l ajdar, Plur. of ^ ^ jider. 
 ajcddcin, Night and day. 
 ujdeb, A desert, desolate, wgste, 
 ujder, A 4ragon, 
 
 ujdur, Worthy (any thing) deserving, 
 ijdaa, Amputated (nose, &c.) cut off. 
 ajdel, A species of hawk. [periously, 
 a. \ ijzal, To impose silence, to order im- 
 
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 ejzal, To be pleased, satisfied. 
 afcztim, Mutilated in the hand. 
 ^ x> I ajza, Three years old (with respect to 
 horse, ass, ox;) five years old (to camels,) 
 two years old (to sheep.) [tion or dowry. 
 'j ] afr, Reward, hire, rent, a marriage por- 
 ^l of or, Brick, tile. [count.) 
 
 i^s. \ ijra, Bringing forward, examining (ac- 
 /^>*^ lf rar > Liberty, freedom, to re-pay di- 
 lj.a.1 ijra%, Barren years. [rectly. 
 
 u~ ^^ qfras, Plur. of ^^ jurs. 
 aclircly Scabby, mangy. 
 ajram, Plur. of /^ jarem, and Jorom. 
 ojrcty Price, hire. 
 \ ujred. Bald, a barren field. 
 1 ajroori) A brick, tile. 
 ajree, Custom, manner. 
 L^l ajrya, Plur. of ^^ jurey. 
 ^\ ajitx, Reclining, lolling. 
 \ - -a. \ ijzh, Ungrateful, unthankful. 
 \f\ aj*b, Plur. of ^.;o*. 
 j I ?) ijzul, Charitably, liberally. 
 . \ ajsbd, Plur. of S*^jlt8mtd. 
 . \ ujstm, Plur. of ^ jcsm,
 
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 \ ij&am> To solicit, to entreat. 
 
 ajustun, To plant a tree. 
 ajesh, A man of strong vice, 
 ajsha,, Plur. of , J& jesh. 
 \ aj slier, Labouring under a hoarseness,- 
 and pain in the breast, 
 i ajsherut, Corn-sacks, quivers. 
 iff, A word made use of in driving cattle. 
 ij-ul, Doing, causing to be done. 
 /Hlb'l ujfhn, Eye-lashes, eye-brows, the long 
 ajfelel, A herd, flocks, [bows of the vine. 
 ijfeel, Pusillanimous, meanspirited. 
 i ujul, The hour of dea th, the end of any 
 thing, fate, hickup. 
 
 ajel, The next world. 
 $.*>] afle. Quarrelsome (man,) Irrascible, eittl 
 
 A. kind of wild oxen, 
 ?, ajilla, most worthy, glorious. 
 
 ajlab, Those who drive camels for 
 sale from country to country. 
 ijlat, Solicitation, importunity, 
 ejlad, The body, person. 
 ajlad, Plur. of ,xL=. jeld. 
 ijlas, To cause one to sit c
 
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 5*1 
 
 Mean, ignoble, a tyrant. 
 
 Magnificence, honor, dignity. 
 , Eternity, future life, or whatever 
 , Bald, a camel litter, [relates to it. 
 ujlcd, hard (ground, &c.) 
 ajlaa, Having the lips wide open, so 
 that the teeth appear. 
 
 ajilehj Bald, a bull without horns, 
 ajullch, eminent, ajelh. the next world. 
 vjla, More splendid, more bright. 
 a;jama, A young kid, a kid without horns. 
 ajem, Loathing, detesting. 
 ojm, A square room or apartment. 
 ejnia,j, Paradise, the blissful regions* 
 ajma,d y Plur. of A*^. jmniinid, 
 U&.J ijmad, To collect, assemble. 
 JU?1 ijmal, An abridgement, synopsis. 
 
 ajitial, Plur. of ^ joml. 
 1 cjemet, A reed bed, a pool, den of a 
 lion, &c. a forest. 
 1 ajmayeen, All, whole, universal. 
 njmel, Superlative of ^U^ 
 ajmood, Parsley. 
 ajmeh, Reeds. 

 
 ujcn, Changing of situation, metamor- 
 ijnh. Ripe fruits. [phosed, &r. 
 
 final, Polluted, to go to the southward. 
 s.1 jfnat, To satisfy one's self, humble,, 
 submissive, satisfied. 
 
 iijnas, Plur. of ^^ jens. 
 X? 1 ujncb, A Foreigner, stranger. 
 
 ajnet, or ijnet, The cheek, particularly 
 the upper and more prominent part. 
 
 ajennehety Plur. of ^.i;^ jennali* 
 ajnud, Obsequious, obedient. 
 ijnef, Acting unjustly. 
 ijneece, Stupid, dull, indolent man. 
 >\ ajuad, Plur. of $*z* jood. 
 *\ ijwcLZ, To drive (camels, horses, &c.) 
 .1 ajtvar, Plur. of j\^jewQ,r, 
 ,\ ijwa-Zj Plur. of ^ 
 *\ ajual, Plur. of ^ 
 \ ajwdm, Plur. of ..Ls, 
 \ ajiuebcli, Plur. of v lj*. jiiii'&b- 
 >\ ajives, An arch, arched work, 
 j ctjooj, Red, resplendent, bright. 
 ^ w/or, The setting of a broken or sprain- 
 ed limb, .ajur, Brick, nosegay.
 
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 , (Plur.j Beams. 
 
 tt-wef t Concave, hollow, a class of 
 Arabic verbs so called. [tenance. 
 
 ajwclf, A down cast, or distorted coun- 
 afoul, Dusty, a dusty day. 
 ajoom, Severe, oppressive. 
 ^ ajoon, Corrupted, or putrid water. 
 t*?] cijiri'h or ojooJi, Plur. of j?^ of eh. 
 ajher, Squint or goggle-eyed. 
 ! ajhereh, A kind of prickly shrub. 
 . ajhux, Marriage portion, wedding appa- 
 rel, paraphernalia of brides, pudenda muli- 
 jftel 9 Superlative of y^jith't. [erum. 
 ajhee, Bald, a house without a roof. 
 , z I ijee, The passover, easter. 
 
 j? \ ichec, A kind of hawk, a vizier, 
 
 a Us. t a-jy&dy 1*1 ur. of j^> jced. 
 g.^\ajeej s Burning. 
 
 ajycd, Having a long and beautiful neck. 
 
 ajcer, A mercenary, hireling. 
 
 ojcez, Cheap. 
 
 ftjeel, Slough, mire. 
 
 ajeern, Heat, fervor, warmth, inflaming. 
 r \ ah- ha, To take out, draw* 
 
 
 
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 Ul 
 
 (jjU.l alialitsli, Plur. of ^^ halush, 
 (jixjb*! ahalccsh) Plur. of ^A> liulsli. 
 X5U.1 ihaset, Digging up earth, and sifting or 
 examining it. [%=^=*J 
 
 ^Ui ahajee, Plur. of ^.SN-* lieja, i ss<**\ and 
 C U\ ahah y Thirst, rage, anguish, indignation. 
 a^Ul elihdut, Bringing, protecting. 
 
 .iU5 cltadecce, To inherit, to possess. 
 i^U.! ahkdeeee, Plur. of c^.jv^ hadeece* 
 ^-Ui iharef, Answering, replying. 
 -U,! eJ.ass, Seeing, understanding. 
 iU.i il.ashet, Ensnaring animals. 
 *> U>! il&zet, Comprehending, surrounding. 
 IcU! el kief, Holding, comprehending, excu- 
 sing one's self. [year old, sagacious. 
 JUJ chalet, Leaping on horse back. One 
 
 , Plur. of^.1 uhmer. 
 ji, Angry, enraged, bearing grudge, 
 1 ', Superlative of <_*> 7??^^, 
 ihlab, To make friendship. 
 alilab, Plur. of *_*=> liol. 
 alilar, Plur. of ^^ heb'r. 
 alilciS, Plur. of ^A^ hubs. [astray, 
 
 , Any thing without a master,
 
 M*1 elilciz. To shoot an arrow through a 
 mark, to act unjustly. 
 
 tthlesh, Plur. of ^^ finish, 
 nlilen, (Plur.) Hydropical. 
 i nhboosh, Plur. of *= fi-ulsfi. 
 eklaty To contradict, deny. 
 ahilleh, Plur. of u^, hoi. 
 ihta, Sewing, twisting, making firm. 
 
 illicit, To do evil, to be bashful. 
 ihtar, Giving sparingly, fastening closely. 
 \ iJitas, To assault (a Fort.) 
 i uhta.ii) Plur. of (J x=> htttc/i. 
 
 ihtelax, Retaining, arresting. 
 ihtetam, Putting an end, breaking. 
 ihtejal, Seclusion, taking the veil. 
 ihtejaj, Pleading a cause, bringing 
 proofs, litigating. 
 
 ihtezar, Avoiding, shunning. 
 ih feral, To fight (a duel.) [docking. 
 \jZ*\ ihtcraz, Abstaining from, avoiding, 
 ih fctai, Preserving, guarding, to steal. 
 i chtcras, To tell a lie, story. 
 chtes&f, An artist. 
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 ihtcram, Veneration, honor, esteem, 
 iktetbb) Counting, esteeming. 
 ihtesliCLtn* Magnificence, pomp* 
 ihtesham, Shameful, reproachful. 
 ihtisar, A housing for a camel,, a, 
 horse cloth. [tizcn, 
 
 4 
 
 ihtiixar, Appearance, galloping, a ci- 
 ihtefar, Digging, excavation, [studying. 
 ihtefaz, Taking care, guarding against* 
 intefkn. To eradicate. 
 ihtekap, Contempt, dispised* 
 
 ihtekar, Storing grain in a granary. 
 L'=> \ ilitehan, Taking or guiding, an injection 
 or glister. 
 :M ihtilal, Reposing, restraining anger, 
 
 Hit el am, Nocturnal pollutions. 
 ^\ ehtelat, To be impatient, to grieve. 
 r^J ehtemctsht Enraged, rushing to battle, 
 '^\ external, See ^Uu^^ ihtefh,n. 
 '^>\ ehtenak, Thinking, depriving of pos- 
 terity, conquering. [containing, 
 i ehtewee, or \^\ Comprehending, 
 1 ehteyoj) Indigence, want, necessity. 
 
 ehteyaz* To assemble, conrene. 
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 \ 
 
 elitcyht, Caution, care, scrupulousness. 
 
 ihteyal, Machination, artifice. 
 ah/a Flur. of Us^ hay a. 
 i ehjal, Concealing, secreting. 
 
 of <_,Ls\=, liejkl. 
 
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 ahjur, Plur. of ; rs\^ ^c/'e; 1 . 
 \ihjar, To go to a levee, to pay respects, 
 to \vait u])f>n any one (of a higher rank.) 
 ihjdf, To spoil, damage, to approach, 
 ihj&m, To return, keep up. 
 aJijcl, IVtters, shackles. 
 ihjeni, Retiring, receding from an 
 agrreiucnt or purpose. [nosed. 
 
 t ch/cff, < 'rooked, hump-backed, hawk- 
 
 ithjoo, An enigma or pu/ .-.!<-, also ^s 
 aha/, One, only, (jod. 
 ihtlkt, Sharj), keen. 
 /hdcift, An invention, contrivance. 
 ahdas, J'hn:. of C.A.- finds, 
 ahildj, Pliir- of ^..x* Imdje. 
 ihdar, To descend, to go down. 
 
 , To surround, encompass, 
 o ^ x> ' r///r/(/ //, PI 1 1 r of tS <.\= hndlft'h. 
 "I'hir. of
 
 ahdul, Humpbacked, crooked. 
 dhdel. Acting unfairly, having one 
 der higher than the other. 
 ctliez, Thin plumaged (bird,) small or 
 thin tailed (animal,) small headed man, 
 slender bodied. 
 
 hzctk ) Plur. of <^So^ hezcut, 
 ahztd, Any thing tasteless, insipid. 
 j^\ ahur, Superlative of ^ hitrr. 
 ^\ chrks, (Horse or Bull, &c.) emacia- 
 ted by much use or running. 
 
 ~\^\ ihriij, To commit a sin or crime, to 
 
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 cause the commission of a crime. 
 
 ,-UoJ ahrah, Pudenda mulierum. 
 
 C^ <* 
 
 ')\}**\ ahrar, Plur. of j.= lum\ [ward. 
 
 j!^=>< ehraz, To be protected, to obtain a re- 
 j^l ahraz, Plur. ofj^. herx. 
 u ^\^\ ihrks, Established. 
 ^\j^\ ahra?, Plur. of ^'^ Tiers. 
 ^\j^\ ahraz, Corruptions of the body, at 
 the point of death, sick persons. 
 
 ehrkk, Burning, setting on fire, 
 
 ehram> Causing despair. 
 
 ahram, Plur. of * hurrem.
 
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 ufired, (A camel) having the tendon of 
 the fore-foot relaxed. 
 
 uhreshy Asper (coin) the murrain ot 
 plague among cattle. 
 
 ihrvf) Plur. of 6^* Imrf. 
 ehrunjem, Tumultuous, selection, <S:c, 
 ressing upon one another. 
 
 1 uhrOon, Stony barren (Countries.) 
 ahra, Superlative of <sj> harry, haste. 
 three*) A species of saffron. 
 akzbl, Plur. of v jp. huzb. 
 akz&ni, Plur. of ^^ huzm. 
 ehy&m, Sorrowful, doleful. 
 ehzan, To grieve, ahza,?i, Grief, dolour. 
 chzu/Ji, To finish, to put an end. 
 f-j\ ahzum, Thick in the middle of the bo- 
 dy, high and rugged ground. 
 
 ahzeen, See ^^l 
 aliis. Bold, haughty. 
 elisa, Drinking. 
 ehriu', Fatigued* wearied. 
 clisus, Perception, sight, feeling. 
 chsul, Plur. of 3.^ hussel. 
 chskn, Benefit, favor. 

 
 uhsel, Superlative of c 
 uhsun, Superlative of ^^ hosn or hussen, 
 ! userihti, Well done, bravo ! &c, 
 uhsenib,, Inheritance, possession. 
 a.! eksh&xhi (A woman) having a decayed 
 foetus in tlie womb, foddering. 
 
 usha?n, Plnr. of +**> husJim. [abash'il. 
 \ eh&h&m, To enrage, to abash, enraged, 
 ahuss. Unfortunate, unlueky. 
 akiissa, (A man) having thin hair. [lity. 
 ehsa, Numeration, calculation, power, abi* 
 ! ihsa,n, To court or make love, 
 iksar Counting, bringing. 
 thskSf Sharing or dividing. [ahorse. 
 fear, Presenting, producing, galloping 
 ehzxn, Plur. of ^^ hyzn. 
 \ ahizzet, r fhe lower part of any thing. 
 , \ akt:il, Plur. of ^a hutub, 
 \ ahtzl, Plur. of jja^ /2?/f7. 
 li ^ ahfcid, Plur. of ^ia. hafad. 
 li=. ^ ah/ash, Plur. of ^jb* Iwfsh, 
 ahfas, Plur. of (ja& ^/5, 
 ahf~i%, Plur. of ^jb. ^?{/%. [watching. 
 
 ahfaz, Keeping any thing carefully 
 
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 t 
 
 , Plur. of ^i 
 
 ahutrk or ahkij,, Superlative of 
 ahkad, Plur. of ..vU hiiktuL 
 ihfcar, Despising, contemning. 
 ahcaff, Plur. of ^*= ^w/y. [tv. 
 
 ehcb. k y Discernment, propriety, eertain- 
 ahk-ilj Plur. of j/;^ httkuL 
 nlili-ub, A wild ass. 
 uhkur, Superlative of j.A> liakecr. 
 akuJik, Crooked, or bandy legged, [into. 
 h/taf, Perplexed, searching or diving 
 akkkm, Plur. of -f^^ hfifr'm. [ting- 
 cJil-a,m. t Fortifving, defending, rrgula- 
 /, Feeble in the legs, buying off, or 
 getting clear of a bargain or agreement. 
 ihla, Dulcified, Sweetened. 
 
 ihfabet or v y<*.\ ihla' , Assisting in 
 milking, and sending milk to different 
 quarters. 
 
 b*! Mas, Saddle cloths, or any thing on 
 a camel's back to prevent galling. 
 
 ahlaf, Plur. of oU^. hulf. 
 eJil.if, To swear, to make oath. 
 ahrifahj Plur. of i;^ hunusli.
 
 .*y&.t eJtlaw, Dreaming, imagining. . 
 jb*1 iriiles, Red and black. 
 
 uft lee, or c- 5 ^.r> luila.uet, Superlative of 
 jLJU.1 uhlcyt, Sweetness. 
 j>.'^! elded, Foramen penis et uberts, The 
 
 urinary and lacteal passages. 
 *^J ahumiii, Black (horse,) near, neighbouring* 
 LJ-! ihma,, To warm. 
 
 aJin.ci, Flur. of ^Iniwm. 
 l ehmash, To enrage, to affront. 
 ahmal, Flur. of j^. Jmml. 
 \S~\ ehmbl, Encouraging, inciting. 
 ^^ ahmer, Red. (reddish colour. 
 
 j\^\ ehmerar, Being red, any thing of a 
 fovt, Fiur. of 
 
 ^! uliner-moitt, Violent death. 
 alttnc%, Pricked, tart (\vine.) 
 
 dimes, Strong, bold, constant, barren 
 (year) a hero, 
 
 iilnnesli, Slender limb'd. 
 \ ahmez, Bitter, any thing bitter. 
 
 ahmiik, Foolish, stupid, dull, ignorant. 
 alum, Hatred, anger. 
 \ dlwa-n, Flur. of ^ been, 
 
 c' W"*
 
 > To be enraged, wishing revenge* 
 uhnef, Bo\v-legg'd, bandy legg'd. 
 alma,, Crook-backed. 
 \ ahwaz, Plur. of ^^ houz. 
 
 ahwal, Plur. of ^u hal. 
 \ ahwazee, Alert, ready, clever, dexterous. 
 ahww, Having beautiful eyes. 
 1 iiJiiucrct, A Sucking camel's colts. 
 aJiicercc, Having soft arid shining skin. 
 akwaiee, Nimble, swift. 
 uliii'cs, Bold, undaunted, intrepid. 
 ufavcs, Having the angle of the eye 
 very acute. 
 
 ukwet, Tying round, surrounding, 
 iihtuel, Crafty, blind of an eye. 
 ifavewb,, Of a ruby colour. 
 ulna, Black, dusky. 
 ulweyct, A kind of arabian tent made 
 of wool or goat's hair. 
 
 uhya, The diminutive: of ^^\ akwa. 
 ahya, To revive tribes, families, living. 
 
 ahyad, Eminences, or prominent parts 
 ahybz, Plur. of ^ liyaz. [of a mountain. 
 ,^\ ahyan, Plur. of ,,*-, 
 
 ^\ . . & ^^**
 
 t 
 
 ahyanh, or aliyanun. Sometimes, 
 time to time, now and then. 
 
 ahyef, A country, field, or any other 
 place where it does not rain. 
 \ aliycl, Superlative of ^ hyel. 
 \ akh, Ah! a sigh, ukh f praise, fye, 
 I ukh, A brother, friend. 
 Ui ekhct, Fraternal, brotherly. 
 
 v^Ui bkhbbeer, see r [* 
 <i 
 
 NJ . A U. \ aM&deed, Plur. of 
 
 SL^i ekliht, Stagnant water, land of which 
 
 any one takes possesion either for him- 
 
 self or his lord. 
 S U. \ ebhazet, A pool, horse pond, &c. land 
 
 granted by a prince on feudal or copy- 
 
 hold tenure ; a handle or handle of a shield. 
 i (^1 a/char, Any thing thrown away on ac- 
 
 count of its insignificance. 
 gv, U. I akharecj, Plur. of ^ \^ Jilicraj. 
 A*U.t atthacee, Plur. oihliussy, Unequal. 
 , \ . \ (ikli&-afee, Brother by a mother, but by 
 
 ^-- 
 
 different fathers. [plural of eJU ItJiylt. 
 .^ akhcikeelc, Pudenda mulierum, also 
 
 akhcul, Any kind of rubbish &c. 
 
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 Ul 
 
 23 U* ) efrJiakt, Imagining, believing, but with 
 Some uncertainty; having milk in the 
 udder (as camels &c.) 
 ^^ u \ ckka mes, Plur. of ^0$. \ ukhemes. 
 ^Ut ablbn, Plur. of \ ulth. 
 i*)j^j \e\ rikhbneeduni To make one come forth, 
 
 to cause one to draw (a sword, Sec.) 
 * ^ U \ ckha-wet, Acting friendly or brotherly. 
 \ aMayel, Plur. of ^ Is. &hal. 
 \ ikhl'ct, Extinguishing, pitching tents. 
 \ ufthl>a,t, Plur. of t^A. khiilt. [p a ny 
 ^ ekllas, Corrupting, keeping bad com- 
 eklil hr, To notify, inform, acquaint. 
 ukhlar, Plur. of ; ^ kheler. 
 ukhlcs^oi c+*j^\ Plur. of C*AA=S- khuleece. 
 \ oklSt, A sister, female friend, compa- 
 nion, (*. congenial, 
 
 To frighten, to terrify, [sovereign. 
 tiifitbjt A feudatory vassal to anotlier 
 aklitaii, The bride's nearest kindred, as 
 father, brother, &c. 
 . U;'5.< ikhtctbm, End, conclusion, completion, 
 
 - ikhtcacLin, Service, servitude. 
 
 ) aklitcr, A star, constellation, good for-
 
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 time, a standard, flag. 
 t ckhterat, To draw (sword.) 
 
 ikhteraa, Inventing, fancying, deciding, 
 defrauding, tearing into pieces, separating. 
 i \ ikhterkk, Tearing, blowing with violence* 
 ikhteza,!', To colour the beard. 
 ikhtesar, Shortening, abridging, 
 
 eMtcs&Sj An intimate friend, special, 
 peculiar, 
 
 Mlesam, Enmity, disputing, quarelling. 
 flthtetal, To retain a man in order to 
 marry his daughter, 
 
 ikhtelhf, Seizing, carrying, taking. 
 ikhtefa, Concealed, covered. [tainer. 
 ikhtel<tf', To milk, a pleasing enter- 
 ikhtet&Q Seizing, snatching, taking. 
 ikhtelal, Confusion, conversation, mix* 
 ture, friendship, 
 
 iktelaf, Discord, falsehood, difference. 
 
 ikhtela/at, Plur. of o&z=^ ikhtelaf. 
 ekhtelal, Interruption, loss, alteration. 
 hkhtwi t To hang, to suspend, to draw 
 (sword Sec.) to overtake, [a she camel. 
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 iklitiar Liberty, choice. 
 iaLl ikliteyar-jozey, Free will. 
 / J^r*^ ikhteyar-kurdun, To choose, to 
 cause to elect, to conclude, to receive, take. 
 Mteyal, Strutting pride, thinking high- 
 ly of one's self. 
 
 ikliteyhn, Deciding, acting perfidiously. 
 akhes, Vile, wicked, impure, 
 akhsa,, Plur. of C5 Js. khussy. 
 akhsem, Flat-nosed. 
 akhjesteli, The threshold of a door. 
 akhdcin, Plur. of ^ ,\i. khedun. [long. 
 ukhdul, A tall slim person, any thing 
 abhdiur, Dark, night. 
 u%hderee, A wild ass. 
 ukhda> A vein in the neck, to which 
 the cupping glass is applied. 
 
 okhdood, A furrow or trench. 
 akliei, An inn 1 animation in the eyes, (milk) 
 beginning to turn sour, stagnated waters, 
 akliz, Seizing, taking, resembling, an 
 unanimous punishment. 
 akhaz, A camel's colt. 
 akhezet Rigidity, Stiffness; a disease
 
 occasioning a stiffness in the joints. 
 i. i akhuT) Another, a second, otherwise, finally, 
 > ! o j ;hor> A bason, reservoir, a stable. 
 
 b>\her> Last, posterior, final, finally, af- 
 terwards, the end, latter part, yes, surely. 
 atkrbt) Plur. of c.^. khorut. 
 akhrhj, To draw forth, to produce. 
 akhrbjat, Plur. of *\jr kherbj. 
 \ ekhruk, Confounding, deterring, tear- 
 ing to pieces. 
 
 ^. \ uklirW , Plur. of v ^ khurl. 
 ^\ ekhral. Spoiling, doing ilL 
 
 *ul> Superlative of c-.^ khnib. 
 . \ akhurleen> Prudent, provident. 
 
 ^t 
 
 \ hfcheret*, Posterior, last* 
 \ dkhrej) Variegated with black and white. 
 akhrijet, Plur* of _.j^ khurj* 
 
 i&herdust, The end of any thing, 
 the day of judgement, (at chess) men. 
 ukhres, Mute> silent. 
 
 akhirsliub> The dawn. 
 akhruk, Pierced in the ear, mangled 
 in the operation. 
 
 okhrek, Second, a Small stable. 
 
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 tt&hrum, Having the lips chapt (by 
 cold,) pierced in the ear, nose, &c. 
 
 akhurnomks, Silent, also ^u^U 
 akhroon, Plur. of ^\ akhir. 
 \ akhroQiuy, Relating to another world, 
 akhree, orl^i Fern, of^i akhcr. 
 akhuria, At length, in detail. 
 \ dkhunjhty Plur. of $ f~\ akherb. 
 
 akhreybn, Household furniture, uten^ 
 sils, an ignorant stupid fellow. 
 f ifchrit, Peajed, barked, skinned. 
 
 &khereen, The last, the latest comers, 
 posterity. 
 1 ikh%bi, To shame, to use tyranically. 
 
 akhzur, Having small twinkling eyes, 
 dim-sighted, purblind. 
 \\ aihzum, A male serpent, blew, 
 
 ukhzb) Superlative of ^^ khuzb. 
 akhes, Superlative of {Jtf ^ khuss. 
 akhusteh, The Jpwer lintel of a door, 
 the threshold. [or injury. 
 
 akhsur, Expending, suiTering any loss 
 akhsvffut, Wells dug in a rock. 
 
 , A wine or spirit made from
 
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 <M* 
 barley, barley or rice water. 
 
 \ akhush, Price, value. 
 .* 1 akhsliul, Harsh, thick, wooden. 
 
 akhshuf, Mangy, walking badly by 
 reason of the scab or mange. 
 
 aklishen, Rugged, rough, 
 
 * 
 
 * I aklishenj, Adverse, inimical. 
 
 akhsJiJL, Superlative of C5 ^. khushct,, 
 aJthus, Superlative of ^U: khhs. 
 i akhscil-y A Cultivated place. 
 akkscun, Plur. of .^^a^ khoseem. 
 akhsef, Variegated, party coloured^ 
 black and white (cattle) ash coloured. 
 \ akhzer, or ^\^u^\ Green, black, [head, 
 ckhzf, Humble, submissive^ lianging Jhe 
 akhzcf, Variegated. 
 \ ikhth, To commit a sin, to offend. 
 
 ikhtar, Representing or figuring to one's 
 self, apprehending, afraid, .ILuii ukhtar> 
 Plur. of ^ khufi*, 
 
 ukhtcl, One who rpeats best the 
 prayer cajje4 *^L^ , p. species of greerj 
 magpye, a sppcies of blaclt and whitQ 
 eagle with a Jargc head >vh;ch hunta 
 sparrpws.
 
 J akhtuf, Seizing, carrying off by fofc"e 
 akhtid, Flap eared. 
 akhtum, Having a long nose. 
 ikhfa, To conceal, cover, &c. 
 
 atftfuj) Having crooked legs, a trem* 
 bling in the limbs, (a distemper incident 
 to camels.) [bald* 
 
 ukhfesh> Having small weak eyes, pye 
 ukhfeeh> Having crooked legs. 
 akhkar, Burning coal, spark of fire. 
 akhakundt (o^xXX^I or jt&\ of >Xvl) 
 A child's rattle, a timbrel, an instrument 
 tnade of two brass plates, or bones, caa* 
 tanets k 
 
 l&\ akhgol, A beard or ear of corn, chaff. 
 
 J akhtem, The rim of a drum, sieve, &c. 
 a fillet, or wreath for the head. 
 
 j*\ akhkemr> The crupper of ahorse. 
 
 akhkuleli, (^y&\ or v;^fe!) A button 
 hole or loop* 
 
 aMoor, A wild pear, unripe, sour fruit 
 as dates, plumbs, a button hole. 
 
 akhkuzch, Tie same as the preceding, 
 also, a weaver's shuttle, a button.
 
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 akktoosh, (Also aknkuk, akhkukush, 
 
 the same as akhkur,} unripe fruit. 
 
 akhkoon, A button-hole, loop, a button, 
 akhel, More or most indigent. 
 ikhlct, To empty, discharge. 
 -J akhlfcb, Plur. of ^jl^ /W. [truth. 
 ikhlas, Candour, piety, purification, 
 ikhlasmund, A friend, ally. [edly. 
 i&hlaskor ikhlasun, Sincerely, unfeign-^ 
 akhfat, Plur. of kU ^7/e/#. 
 ekhlat, A mixture, mixing together, hu* 
 mours of the body. 
 
 akhlaf, Plur. of <_iX>- ^/z^/f. 
 ekWif> Depravity, corruption. 
 ukhlak, Plur. of t_jU. khulk. 
 eklilakj Being old, worn out (clothes.) 
 ekhlal, Exhausting, impoverishing. 
 akhfam, Plur. of ^ khulm. 
 akhlut, Plur. of ^^u. khalal. 
 akhles, Superlative of uaX^i ^^M/6'. 
 akhlef, Foolish, labouring in mind, 
 mending a (garment,) restoring, renewing. 
 
 ukhluck, Superlative of L_XX^- kliulk. 
 akhleyh, Plur. of J U khbley, and ^Vs. khdey, 
 
 o
 
 aklileej, An excellent swift horse, 
 
 i akhmas, Plur. of 
 
 akhma,a, Plur. of 
 uJilunur, Drunk, intoxicated. 
 
 qthmurui Plur. of ^ khnmitr. 
 
 akmeSy Hardj (place) extremely religious. 
 
 ukhmusa, Plur. of jj^ Jihums, also 5u,^.|. 
 ^ uklimcsehi Spirits or wine made from 
 barley; 
 
 ukhmes, The hollow part of the pot, 
 slender in the middle. 
 
 Uf 
 
 \ akhunncii Speaking thro' the" nose. 
 ikhna, To abuse, to speak non-sense, 
 to use tyranicaliy. 
 
 ikhnalf The ham or hough. 
 akhnas, Plnr. of cJj. khuns. 
 u 1 lines t Superlative of ^j^. khuns. 
 (jM^.1 uklmcsi Flat nosed. 
 
 \&\ akhwigul, A sword. 
 ^\ akhnec, A striped garment. 
 l i ^\akJinyet > A kind of stuff mixed with 
 silk, made in Egypt. [friendly. 
 
 Ui akha, ^\ or *^\ akhot, brotherly, 
 Plur. o
 
 t 
 
 , Plur g. 
 
 ohhwet, Brother-hood. 
 \tkhwct t \wr. of c^t okJtt. [&c. 
 
 akhoor, A stable, stall, a cistern, bason 
 okhooz, Growing sour (milk.) 
 1 ukhwes, Dimness of sight. 
 aklnvef, Superlative of o^ khoof* 
 akhwek, One-eyed, deep (well.) 
 akhwelet) Plur. of .JU. khal. 
 hfrhon> A theologian, a preacher. 
 ] akhoon, Plur. of \ obh 
 1 ukhwenet, Plur. of ^ U. /2&?2. fther. 
 ! ukwee) Brotherly, belonging to a bro- 
 akhey> A brother, grateful. 
 i akhey&r, Plur* of j^>. khcer. 
 ai < akhyhs, Piur. of ,JMX^ fihecce* 
 aL ! afrhy&sh, Plur. of ji^ khishe. 
 L ) akhyat, Plur. of la/jd. Mile. 
 i i aktybf, Plur. of ous. Mi/b and ^j I V 
 .\ akheya,l> Plur. of J^ 7rAz7e. 
 
 akhyam, Plur. of *Arf. khyem* 
 ukhyet, A stake, rope or any thing, with 
 which, and to which cattle are fastened, 
 a stall, a tent rope, protection, clientage.
 
 =H a&hifthet, A kind of broth made of 
 flour, butter, oil, &c. 
 l akheez, A captive. [posterior, after. 
 ukhyer, Superlative of ^ kheir, akheer, 
 J?\ akheer or 0*H) The foundation of ahouse, 
 cement, plaster, clay, the incrustation of 
 a wall, an unburnt brick, an arch. 
 
 akhizgur, A plasterer. [perfect. 
 
 akhecseh, A march-stone, defective, im- 
 akhyes, (Aram) having one horn bro- 
 ken, (a goat) having one horn erect, the 
 other inclined to the head, having one 
 ye larger than the other. 
 Ji^J akheef, (A man or a horse) having 
 
 one eye grey, the other black. 
 ^1 akhcely Horses, having many moles (on 
 the face, &c.) the name of a bird. 
 \ akhyeh. Praise, spittle. 
 
 il udd, Surprised, or oppressed by any unex- 
 pected misfortune, difficult affair, danger. 
 ) J (id i, Payment, voice, pronunciation. 
 V 1^? adkl, Plur. of _ol adult, 
 edhl, To hurt, offend. 
 ud&lcr, One who has an aversion to
 
 J 
 
 liia kindred, who listens to or cares for 
 
 no body. 
 obi kdi.t, An instrument, tool, utensil, ap- 
 
 paratus, whatever is necessary in forming 
 
 or compleating of any thing, 
 obi at! at, A particle. 
 ^b! adad, Tower, also sec ^ udd. 
 ciljb! adiiraltcc* A kind of indian medicine 
 
 of an acrid and deadly quality. 
 Zj\\ idaret, Turning round, rotatory. 
 6b! udaf, Menibrum virile, the ear, 
 ^fr^l ftt/a^ An island. 
 -b! ad&m, A tanner, carrier. 
 ^!j) adatn, The celestial globe, 
 JllJ idanril, A pension, tribute. 
 c^ob! idamct, Constant observation, contirxu- 
 
 ing, residing, dwelling. 
 j>\*\ adanee, Fhir. of ^^\ udnse. 
 &\)\*\ adawkt, Plur. of obi adbt, 
 * s \*\ idawet, An ewer or vessel. 
 tf_5 b \ adcLtu.ee, Plur. of 2 ^ b 1 idawet, 
 v .>t 0^2/6, Civilization, humanity, politeness, 
 
 respect, a law, rule, institution. 
 ij ) 1 ^ > ' ) I adub-dadun, To correct, chastize 
 
 civilize, teach,
 
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 v*J 
 L^ udela, (Plur.) humane, learned, polite. 
 
 jlo 1 Mar, or 5^ La i idlarut, A reverse of for- 
 tune, calamity. 
 
 J^L-st cMa.ru., Finally, in the end. 
 
 JOj! adlanelj, With reverence, respect, ci- 
 vily, courteously, 
 
 <-OA! adltl, Hairy, also having little hair. 
 
 3uil ad'cf, An entertainment to which one 
 is invited. 
 
 ^.U*%i cdel&hancJj,' A school, necessary. 
 
 j.,1 ac??-cr, Ulcerated, galled (cattle.) 
 
 u t*\adlcs, Chesnut coloured, (horse &c.) 
 variegated. 
 
 ^il adilec, Polite, courteous, learned, [adelee 
 
 oUil adelcybt, fern. Plur. v of ^t fl^/u or 
 
 ^o! adleer, A species of serpent. 
 
 i"i wWc/, Adversity, grief, wonderful, a diffi- 
 cult, or wicked thing. 
 
 cfcer, Perishing, mined, careless, [lour, 
 l adjbn, (A camel) of an ugly black co- 
 l adjbn, Cloudy, dark, rainy. [hair, 
 i <7r//'oo, Hairy, (a goat) having tangled 
 *I flK/M/ or j^M Plur. of ^^ r/t'/zc/. 
 il adhowety or ^-^i^ The place where the 
 ostrich lays her eggs, expanded.
 
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 e< 
 
 ) I adaWi, Good, elegant. [tible. 
 
 *\ idkhar, Vilifying, rendering contcmp- 
 *\ adJthel, Interior, more or most inti- 
 mate, familiar. [smoaky colour. 
 *\ ctdkhen, (A sheep) of a dirty black 
 t cdkhinet, Plur. of ^Uo doMan. 
 ad r, The rupture, 
 il edraj, Picking out, selecting. 
 
 *\ idrar, Giving liberally and continual)-, 
 a heavy -shower of rain. 
 
 ^it adras, Phir. of LWji dara$< 
 il adras, Plur. of ^^ ders, 
 s! adraa, Plur. of j ^ dcra. 
 *\ edi act, Wearing coats of mail. 
 *\ idrak, Comprehension, understanding. 
 
 U> vi Ls> ^ i idrcukat-sadckut, True> just, 
 
 conception. 
 
 ))\ adram, or * I \ ^ \ A packing needle. 
 A ! adrcjct, The step of a ladder. 
 
 j adred y Toothless. 
 adrd, (An animal) having a blackhead, 
 
 and white body, (a sheep) having a white 
 
 breast, and black thighs, (a night) when 
 
 the moon does not appear till near sun rise.
 
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 i adrcm, A covering for a horse, anus, 
 levelling ground. 
 
 adroon, A manger, or any place 
 \vhere they put food for cattle, c. 
 
 adcrch, The rupture, afflicted with her- 
 nia or rupture. 
 
 adsek, Having a large mouth. 
 **ol adscm, Ash-coloured, [dopted as a son. 
 U^J itd-a t A bastard, causing one to be a- 
 Ui^ id-a, Glorying or boasting, (of family,) 
 c,Ui^ ad-as, Plur. of c, i de-us. 
 ^Ui^ cd-bs, Purchasing very cheaply, ma- 
 king cheap bargains. 
 
 ad-as, Plur. of ^0-*] dc-as, 
 ad-ul, Foolish, imprudent. 
 
 ud-uj, Black (man,) a negro. 
 ad-ar, To send forth, to spoil. 
 | ud-owct, An enigma, a riddle, 
 ud-eya, Plur. of ^i da-cy. 
 \ lid-yet, Plur of o^i da-wet. 
 ad-glut I Plur. of JXA dugltuL 
 cdghal, Interrupting, corrupting. 
 edgham, Conjunction, union. 
 adgham, A horse, a kid.
 
 J>J adgher, A summer or country house. 
 *is\ adgham, (Horse or sheep,) having the 
 
 head and lips black. 
 l adef, A Nephew (by the brother.) 
 cd/a, To oblige any one. 
 adfa,, Plur. of UA daffa. 
 
 ^l adfan, Covered up, buried, hid. 
 
 \adfer, Fetid, rusty (arms, &c.) 
 j ^ \ adje, Superlative of a duf&< 
 j ^ ^ adfee, A large tree, an eagle. [thin, 
 
 oil e?, Very fine, more or most slender, 
 *i'ij adk&> Vehement, keen, hunger. 
 +S*\ adkem, Having three teeth broken* 
 s\ adeklt, Broad-backed (horse,) without a 
 
 bunch (camel,) plain, level. 
 1*=^ i \ edkcL 3 Preparing troops for war, to ask 
 
 protection, to notify. 
 ;j i ] idly Having a pain in the neck, milk, 
 
 thick and sourish, (proper for making 
 
 butter,) any thing which gives rise to 
 
 quarrels. 
 9 i \ idla, Throwing, sending or letting down, 
 
 dropping, drawing (water, &c.) 
 
 u> 
 
 *J ^ \ adillet, Plur. of ^ * duhel. 
 
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 (jeJsl adlcs, (An ass) producing new hair, 
 bald, (a camel) having lost its hair. 
 
 ^} i 1 lid-lea, (fJii or ^ a Penis, verctrum 
 crassum et longum. 
 
 -Jil ad lent ^ Swarthy, blackish (man or ass) 
 tawny, a lion. 
 
 *\ adlce, Plur. of ^ Moo. 
 
 * i \ &dum, Man, mankind, mortal. 
 
 - i \ adcm, Plur. of ^ , ^ I adeem. 
 
 U A 1 adnia, (Fern.) white deer, a white camel. 
 U A I cdmb,, Covered with blood, to make out. 
 c. U i I adcmat, Plur. of +j*\ adeem. 
 Q U ^ I ademan, Plur. of f ^ ! fadum. 
 ^ U i ? idman, Continual practice. 
 ;vo a ^ ede-met, The skin. [extremities. 
 
 u-c^oJ admes, Having eye-brows thin at the 
 ** j> \ ud-me, Plur. of ^ ^ </c'wt ; . 
 
 admtghet, Plur. of ^U^ deuthgli. 
 
 l udmoos, A place under the ashes, 
 
 where they bake bread, the hearth. 
 
 **\ udmoos, Dark night. 
 
 f* J admee, see 
 
 ..(1^4? admeyhn, Plnr. of ^ y admee. 
 admeyaneh, Humanly, manly.
 
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 ^x< ) T admeyet, Humanity, benevolence. 
 
 *\ aden, A crook backed man. 
 
 i 
 
 i \ edna, Near, coming, crooked, hump back- 
 ed, a mean person. 
 
 *lJM adnas, Plur. of ^3* duns, [her, 
 
 f adenk, An uncertain, unknown num- 
 adivb., Painful, sorrowful, being infirm. 
 ! adwaf, Plur. of &\*\ adat. 
 ad war, Plur. of ^.N dowr. [polished. 
 adwes or ji^t Dim-sighted, squinting, 
 adiL-a., Plur. of ^^ t/wz/y. 
 c J adcli, A roost. 
 
 u>:>t cdhau, Plur. of ^A^ doliun and dehen. 
 &$\ adkur, Plur. of ^i Je/i7\ 
 
 adhes, Reddish, inclining to black, 
 (earth, &c.) of a mild gentle disposition, 
 soft sand. 
 
 t adhem, (A horse) of a black colour, 
 any mark, sign, &c. iron chains. 
 &iha, Superlative of &*d&ha, 
 l adhyet, Plur. of ^ deha. [ones self. 
 adee, An instrument of war, preparing 
 
 , Plur. of L>* rfcrt/^. 
 & n or edyan, Fat cattle (in motion.)
 
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 adyan, Pltir. of ^a *&rw. [eel. 
 
 , Courteous, polite, well bred, learn- 
 */, A spring of water, [of the earth. 
 +j* 1 adim, Goat's leather perfumed, the stirface 
 X 2 1 adeem, The face. [</m?. 
 
 ^it adyon or ,(*.; ^) adyivoon t Plur. of ^^. 
 adindeh, The rainbow, iris. 
 , Amputation, cutting off. 
 ?za, When (in the future sense) behold. 
 damage, trouble, c. 
 M izalet, Liquefaction, melted butter. 
 
 azaycl, Plur. of 3., i zile. 
 \ czar, The Chaldean or Svro Macedonian, 
 month of March. This must not be con- 
 founded with another month called (tzar, 
 "which is the last month of autumn in the 
 persian calendar. 
 
 1M iza-ut, Publication, divulging [muris. 
 J eza/, The ear, membrum genitale 
 
 izbket, Giving one to drink or taste. 
 ez&let, Depression. 
 
 i atari, Plur. of ^*\ otttn. [tation. 
 
 \ ezan, Signification, announcing, imi- 
 \f} iradet, Desire, intention, purpose, 
 design, will.
 
 *1 it Hzcinee, Having long ears, when ajx 
 plied to men ; azi?i, when applied to 
 beasts. 
 
 M azel', A wild bull, a loHg tooth pro-t 
 
 jecting from the side of a camel's mouth,. 
 
 M uzhel, Plur. of 3^3 %elml^ [reh, 
 
 M azJfhar or^,Ui Pluv. of ^^*i zukliee- 
 
 il axe;*, Fire, thund.er rolling with a dread- 
 ful noise, lightning, the last lunar winter- 
 month, the name of the ninth day in any 
 
 &\ izrbt, Sowing, weeping.. [month. 
 
 \ azergoon, or (^^jiO F^ame colour-*- 
 ed, fiery, red, bright. 
 
 M izraa* Superflupus conversation, embra- 
 cing^ measuring,, wishing for. 
 T azerloo, The name of a red and yellovy 
 \ azret^ Reeds, [thorny flower, also its root. 
 azerJikusht Thunder, the name of the 
 ninth day of the month aze?\ 
 
 jj] azer&keb, The name of the angel or 
 ' 
 
 demon of fire, fire, flame, lightning, [der. 
 a zc rs h een > oj: iffy azres, A salaman- 
 -j*\ azra> Plur. of ^i j&eraa. [ty. 
 
 * i J I avrum, Equity, justice, reverence, civili- 
 R
 
 hzrung, Bright, shining, red, flame 
 coloured, difficult, misfortune, [ship fire. 
 bzernoosh, A place where they wor- 
 
 A kind of cloth made by a 
 a man of the name of axer, from -which 
 the name of the cloth is derived. 
 ,*.;', ;}f azrcen, Any thing erected in the 
 manner of a canopy on account of a 
 public solemnity. 
 
 iy*yJ'T bzcryoon, Red, flame coloured, any 
 Lower of such a colour, the rose, ane- 
 mony, myrtle, marsh-mallows. [gence. 
 ^Ui? cs-att, Obedience, submission, intelli- 
 u\.9*\ itz&atr, Plnr. of ^i'i 
 z%a,, Superlative of 
 cztar, Remembering, thinking of, 
 a woman being brought to bed. 
 ; U=,i! fl%^/*, riur. of j^> i 2C^er. 
 J"i^ ezkrr, Superlative of ^^,i zeker. 
 U=>^1 c%kyh> I'lnr. of ^^ji zaee\ 
 
 f///oi, Plur. of ^i zo/. [cdncsp. 
 
 ?%/a/, Contempt, depression, wretch- 
 631 rjsr^, Pointed (spear,) eloquent. 
 czmar, Plur. of ^ zemer.
 
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 Sucil ezimmct, Plur. of ^j, zemmet. , 
 
 ^\ uzn, An ear, tip of the ear, handle, 
 czn, permission, dismission, ezin, one 
 while he recites or reads the Alcoran, 
 the keeper of the king's closet. 
 
 15 il eznk, (Fern.) having long ears. 
 
 v lJi\ eznctl, To commit sins. 
 
 V l5i1 aznal, Plur. of ^Ji xomib. 
 
 oUii eznbt, or xSi^Anear or blade of corn. 
 
 A^iJ czwcid, Plur. of i_ji sToor/, 
 
 kljil ezwbt, Plur. of t 5 3 zoowet. 
 
 V3 il <?j2oo-f', Plur. of v ii 2eZ>. 
 
 L^i^ e%wd > Having a short chin or beard. 
 
 f ^ i I azoom, Adhering, attached (to any per- 
 son or thing) champing the bit, (a horse) 
 hard, severe, adverse, barren, [to go. 
 
 uta^l izlihJ', Going, ordering or permitting 
 
 v U>i^ ezhab, Plur. of c-_^3> %ohul. 
 \&*\ ezhan, Plur. of ^ i zahcn. [a loss. 
 
 c.- j> \ azee, Vexed, hurt, exceedingly afflicted^ 
 
 
 azio, Web. 
 
 ezycul, Plur. of ^ i 25y/e. 
 ^L>! azyfol, To be thin, nimble. 
 ^e> ^ czeyet, Oppression, injury, damage, hurt,
 
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 f '& if atieesJi, A piece of wood fastened to the- 
 
 threshold, fire. 
 j*\ azeen, or (&.>! ) A little handle, or 
 
 ear, exen, publication by a crier. 
 *j^ J axeen, Custom, common usage* 
 ^jj\ azeenek) Friday. 
 f J arcbj (in construction for arfci, embel* 
 
 lishing, adorning,) an ornamentor. 
 u\ r \ aralj Plur. of _,,! fl'/v/t, 
 
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 *j\j\ araleli, (for AAJ .c) A carriagCj chariot, 
 
 waggon, or ca-rt^ &c. 
 c. l^l Vfl/, Showing, exhibiting. 
 c\j\ii as, Fire, fewel. 
 g\f\ eraj, A liar, whisperer, tale-bearer. 
 
 rajely Plur. of t >^ / rq/'w/. 
 t ) erajech, Plur. of gv^j rajeeh. 
 
 arajeeis, Plur. of ^ r rujuz. 
 \j] irakli, A wild ox, a deer. 
 -rl^J erakh, See ^^T 
 
 t*J^^j^ arakheechni, To- cease, desist, rest. 
 .M^y^jlyl irhdet-kurdun, to wish, to desire. 
 ,5 i ! 7 1 irazil, Low, mean, rude people. 
 ^iJj.1 arazil, Plur. r of ^3^. rasa/. 
 U! era/ 1 , A sound made use of to call cattle,
 
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 twig or a small branch softened by 
 the aspersion of salt and water, and in.* 
 jected in the uterum of a came}. 
 zs, PJur. of ^^ rais. 
 
 ara$tek, Swallow, 
 arastegi, Ornament, order,. 
 
 krkstun. To adorn^ ornament, pplish, 
 dress out, prepare, put in order. 
 !^T arksfeh, Preterite of */>^;J' 
 
 <jo\j) arbs, Plur. ; of ^^1 urs. 
 
 ,jc\ j ! ?Vd%, Br&ad., wide, a covering of coarse 
 wool or camel's hair, a? fyz, Plur. pf ^ ^ itr$. 
 
 \s\j\erat, Plr.. of y arut. 
 
 <j\j\ araf, Plur. of j\urf. 
 
 \ f \ urcuk, The yellow jaundice. 
 
 3S1J irciket, Effusion, shedding. 
 
 *S^^ ara,kum, Plur. of ^^ rekum. 
 
 f9 \j \ iriikoo, A species of wild pulse. 
 
 \ , \ eruJt, A kind of tree with the leaves 
 
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 and fruits of which they feed camels, 
 witl> the roots and branches of which 
 they make tooth picks. [mulierum. 
 
 / arbkeyet, Menses of women, pubes 
 
 ^l qrbka, A kind of nut perhaps thesairu? 
 s
 
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 wiihthe beetle rrut which when chewed 
 
 together with the beetle leaves and a kind 
 of lime strengthens the stomach and gives 
 an agreeable flavor to the breath. 
 * 1 arcm, A white deer, arem-ai, or arem- 
 maliy a lunar month. [sleep, a dream. 
 T ararn, Rest, tranquillity, peace, quiet, 
 
 ~ U;T arhmaneediM , To quiet, still, pacify, 
 content, set at rest, establish. 
 
 kramaitn, To rest, repose, settle. 
 
 aramish, Quiet, repose, rest. 
 
 ^ 1C lyT aramkar, A lazy person, one who 
 does not work unless asked or ordered, 
 one who does a thing slowly and 
 diliberately. [peaceable secure dwelling. 
 
 arhmgah, A place of rest, a calm 
 er.unul, (Fern. xU>/ I ) widowed, in a 
 single state, (bachelors and maids.) 
 ^J^T aramecy Tranquillity, peace. 
 
 ..f>^! ,T bramcedun, See /M>1;' 
 ^-*!^T arameedor o ? >A>4jf Preterit of ^>^*lyJ 
 ti ^! era/i, Lively, joyful, boasting, a bier, 
 coffin, the den of a wild beast, a sword.^ 
 aranel', Plur. of ^ j
 
 J 
 
 \yi\j\ ufariee, A kind of grain- which' is put 
 
 in milk to make 1 it curdle. 
 ilo ]j. V araneyet, (A tree,) having a tall trunk, 
 if^ljl erawec, '(Three) mountain goats. 
 S A \ j. \ erahetj Plur. of b&... rofint. 
 
 jj a) ayaneedan, To cause to adorn. 
 arayesk, An ornament. 
 arayeet/tm, To> adorn, ornament. 
 arayendeh, The ornamenter, adorner. 
 ! , Industrious, diligent. 
 
 zl'i Plur. of ,_,, 
 sl*{\ urlaz, Plur. of ^ 
 ibyi erlaz, Being very hot (sun,) to quench 
 
 thirst, to wet (ground.) 
 \ij\ ericia) Having child. 
 Ly.\ erlba, Plur. of *j , 
 
 i^-, Plur. of uJu^ 
 , Skilful, doubt. 
 
 ', Of the colour of dust, (an ostrich.) 
 jij,J erlesh) Various or changing colours. 
 > A erla, Four. 
 
 2&s.>r\ erla-ashera, Four and ten, fourteen. 
 LJU..I erlea, Thursday, a tent pole* 
 arlaoona, or ^ K ^ \ Forty.
 
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 ; j ^u / l arla-ecnet, Forty, being forty. 
 :>^/' urloon, Earnest mo^ey, the price of 
 
 any thing bought and sold. [an evil. 
 
 ij\ urla> A misfortune, a vexatious affair, 
 ^U^t irleykn, A kind of wjhite fish coins- 
 
 mon at Bussora, 
 j. \ iret, A fy-e pjace, x^himAey. 
 
 t/*y*P/ 1 ^vr *\ TTl-TTl ^*-T*i nor 
 
 /CV Cc t j V^Lvll llllJ v^l II J ti 
 .c? 
 
 rUj-l er/4ff, A mjaltitude, a croud. 
 
 i erteloit, A ligament, connection, chain, 
 friendship, the equipment of a hor&e 
 (of battle. 
 
 f^ S&'^'j I ertd)at-%urduii, To make acquaint 
 tance, cultivate friendsJiip, form a con* 
 nectio-n, enter i^ito an alliance, 
 "j \ crfeja, Hope^ expectation. 
 
 i crte^al, Saying any ,thing carelessly, 
 tmpremiditated.. [Jy, &c. 
 
 i irtrjalb, Unthinkingly, inconsiderate. 
 
 t irtehal, Emigration, departure, death. 
 
 ertakh, Dry parched.. 
 
 ! irtedad, Apostatizing, refusing. 
 3f\crtesh,m, To acknowledge the com- 
 mand, order, vain, a distinguishing mark* 
 whatever is eminent or remarkable.
 
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 j 1 irtishk, Corruption, subornation, bribery, 
 
 Uaj'^l irtizb, Acquiescing, approving. 
 
 v Ujy! irfehl, Frightened, succeeded. 
 
 A UJy. ! irtcqd, Trembling, shaking, frightened, 
 
 yiUy/t trtefysk, Trembling, trepidation. 
 
 Ujj I irtiffc, Going. 
 
 cUjri irtif a, Elevation, ascent, carrying ofr. 
 
 ijij.I irtifrx, Addition, accession, increase. 
 
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 jxlxjy! irtikcish, An engagement, joining OJE 
 mixing in battle, 
 
 . \ irtiko,, Confidence, trust. 
 
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 | irtik&l), Undertaking. 
 Worn, consumed. 
 
 erteng, A shop, library. 
 
 X3 r t wr^, The crest of a camelion, 
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 (jil^Jrl irtehash, (Ahorse) cutting one foot 
 with the other. [the joints. 
 
 ,*JUj 1 irtehak, A weakness or looseness ii^t 
 
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 vlfti'/J trteyW, Doubt, uncertainty. 
 r lj,l irtcydht Gladness, chearfulness. [part. 
 i / l irs, Inheritance, right, a root, the principal 
 &\$ f \ irsbs, A worn-out garment. [border. 
 
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 ^>*;l urset, A limit, march, boundary, confine, 
 7. J \ er j> Price, value, esteem, honour. 
 
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 j en/, Fragrant, odoriferous. 
 1 er/&, Plur. of U^ re; a. 
 .rt erjaa, Side, part, shore. 
 .^1 erjalt Intestines, the seventh month 
 of the inahommetan year. 
 \ arjhfy Plur. of ^i^ fujtof* 
 y To march, to travel 
 y Plur. of ^^ rojuL 
 
 -j-i erejan, An attempt to sow dissen- 
 sion, erjbn, a species of wild olive. 
 1 wr/z, A camel whose limbs tremble when 
 wa.,5 erjeat. Halters for camels. [he rises. 
 arjel, (A horse) marked with white 
 on one feet, (a man) with long feet. 
 J arjilet, Infantry. 
 
 erjimend, Excellent, noble. 
 erjen, A fabric, edifice, 
 arjewan, Purple, deep red. 
 arjcuanee, Very red. 
 
 crjooltef, A small image Or portrait, 
 jj^/l cr j* c t> A po em ^n tn e measurc % called 
 
 rejz, where there are six pauses or cesu- 
 
 ras in the line. 
 r A crchht Broad or large footed.
 
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 Upl arhb, Pluf. of jus^i erheyet [one 
 
 Ujl 0r^& Reserving some victuals for any. 
 *Ujt erh:im, Plur. of ^.^ ruluini* 
 J^^.\ erk&m-liakkee, The right of propin- 
 quity, whatever is due to relations. 
 '\> f \ arJmly'PlnY. of 3^, rekul. 
 
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 ^ ! erhem, Superlative of ^ f rchum. 
 5U=v 1 erheyet, A mill, mill stone. 
 , A bullock. 
 
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 U I erHa, Giving the reins, relaxing, 
 
 3L^t efkliet, A heifer. 
 
 ^y, i arkhel, (A horse) having the back white. 
 
 ^l erkhi.1, Plur. of ^^ rekhuL 
 
 erkhem, (A horse or sheep) having a 
 white head and black body. 
 
 crkhendeli, A tincture powder with 
 which they tinge the nails and other 
 parts of the body, of a beautiful red, some 
 nations mixing it with vinegar, dye the 
 manes and tails of their horses. 
 \ erklwyct, The loose or pendulous part ot 
 \ erdti, To kill, to murder. [any thing. 
 f\ erdba, To finish, to put an end to. 
 \ irdaft Following, going or coming
 
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 behind, causing one to ride 'behind on 
 
 the crupper. 
 
 y v' ar dau'> A demon, evil genius, magician, 
 t^j ardbh,, A kind of pottage or gruel, 
 fcji^l irdebet, An aqueduct of earthen pipes, 
 
 a great reservoir of water formed of clay. 
 r y j il erdulor, A kind of beautiful green co- 
 u . 1 1 ardbeez or >j * J (irdbccz, A sieve, flour, 
 
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 ^r^l ardij, Juniper. 
 
 J^^l ardihhleh, A kind of milk pottage. 
 
 J^ v' wrdtdwd&h, e^l and o^jl ^ e 'V^ 
 ^i^l ardcm,K skilful seaman. 
 
 I erdan, A cullender or strainer, a kind of 
 ! erdunj, Black leather, vitriol, [raw silk, 
 
 erdoOy A camp, [flour bread. 
 
 ardeh, A mill stone, a mill, flour, meal, 
 ;! ardehbleh, A kind of milk-pottage. 
 1 crdeyet, Plur. of I ^ r^/d. 
 j adeeneh, A kind of gruel or pottage. 
 i crzel, Superlative of^\'^razal. 
 
 crz, Price, value, quantity, honor. 
 
 arut, Rice. 
 
 crza, Plur. ? -^ rath. 
 . | a/'%di, Plur. of o ;
 
 1;jt irzhm, Murmur, roar, rattle, noise, 
 crash, a clap or peal (of thunder.) 
 
 / 1 1 /* / ! arzcin, Of small value, cheap, lowpric'd. 
 t/ / / -t 
 
 CJ^Cj^)^ arzan- shod tin, To be cheap. 
 ,)\)j\ arzanee, Cheapness. 
 
 arzaneedun, To be esteemed, to be 
 of value, to be bought at a low price. 
 
 erzaybneedun, To render valuable^ 
 to make cheap. 
 
 ^.,1 irzel, Short, complex, thick, large. 
 3L . | irzelet, A large mallet with which, 
 they break clods of earth or make bricks 
 :.\ erzet, Cedar, pine. &c. [from the rude clay o 
 . p,jA erzcsh, Price, value, &c. 
 .<:,) erzun, Millet. 
 
 ,!J*if ertshun, A species of bitter almond. 
 tJjj! erteneen, Bread made of millet, [petite. 
 i ? iT hrzoo. Desire, will, resolution, affection, ap- 
 hrzookerdun, Tp desire, wish, &c. 
 iT aszoosheJcmt, The breach of a 
 resolution, change of mind, &c. / 
 
 hriooshelmn, Breaking the resolution, 
 preventing the execution of any design, 
 brzoomund, Desirous, eager.
 
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 brzooMnndee, Desire, propensity, 
 erteey,, (or^J^I) Tin lead, [wish, want. 
 er * eez > -A- trembling, tremor; 
 
 erteesli Price, value, esteem, honor. 
 jfi et'zetdtMf To be worth. 
 ares, The sabine or juniper tree. 
 
 , Immoveabie, rendering firm. [head. 
 a?'5a^', Having the eyes sunk in the 
 arsugh, Plur. of *,j. rusvgh. [ing. 
 v sa An embassy, sending, dispatch- 
 arsan, Plur. of ^^ resew. 
 ^- Barest. The upper or higher part of 
 pack-saddlesj dorser, &c. 
 T arestedun t See ^<<I^T 
 erestoo, A domestick swallow, swal- 
 
 ' s 
 
 low- wort (an herb;) 
 
 A ersch, (A woman,) meagre in the thighs 
 
 or hips, deformed, ugly. 
 
 ul, Plur. of 3U/ rcsblun. 
 .*flU ; ! arsten, A lion. 
 Su-^! ersooset, A cap, hat> bonnet. 
 ^j.^ rrs^, To mulct, fine. 
 A jT are s&, A yard, cubit . [rope to a bucket 
 
 U ersha, To give a bribe, to fasten 
 /
 
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 iij.1 //\sM, A rope which is 1 tied to a pot> 
 in order to take water from a well. 
 
 i l^ / \ ersh&d, Directing, shewing the right way-, 
 
 xy! ershed, Superlative of ,>,. rashud. 
 erskuk, A soporifick herb, a fault, crime* 
 arshun, A cloud." [having the teeth shut. 
 ! er%, Having the thighs close together, 
 f \ ersad, Observations of the stars, of 
 roads (through deserts, &c.) 
 j] ersa, Having lean meagre thighs or hips, 
 digging deep, plunging a spear or sword 
 up to the hilt. [of a melon. 
 
 ersoositt, A Cap> hat> &c. in the form 
 , The earth, ground, soil, country, re* 
 gion, the four feet of a horse. 
 
 [* ,\ ery&t Satisfying, gratifying, 
 
 ,l*rl erz&t, Plur. of c J \ erez. 
 
 xj\ erezet, A worm that eats into ships> 
 corrupted, eaten by worms or rust. 
 
 '**>, I iria, milking, sucking, giving milk, 
 
 e&A erzee, Terrestrial, earthly, earthy. 
 
 ig* f \ erzeen, Plur. of ^\ erez. [the camels. 
 
 i? \ aret, (Ground) producing trees, feeding 
 
 -kjl erit, Of a reddish colour, like to the fruits
 
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 and roots of the tree jo f \, tanning leather 
 with its bark. 
 
 I irth, Marriageable, (woman.) 
 artal, Plur. of. ^ rutuL 
 urtely Superlative of <- r -4>, reteb. 
 
 ertawee, (A camel) griped in the bel- 
 ly by eating too much of the fruit of erta. 
 crtayoon, Intelligent, acute, cunning, sly, 
 er-h%, Plur of &sj. re-at. 
 * f\ er-bl, Bodies of horses from 2o to 25. 
 t/ 1 er-ul, Foolish, a withered weak, or ten- 
 der plant. 
 
 er-uri, Loose, lax, languid, foolishly, a- 
 dorning, setting forth, shewing, commend- 
 ing or thinking much of one's self, (an 
 army) confused from its multitude. 
 
 ur-oosct, A stone placed near a well 
 upon which those who drink sit down. 
 
 [The bank of a river, 
 (or wx*py) and lp^!(/ f j^|) 
 ^Ip^J argJihj, Yarn, the woof of a web. [ury. 
 
 A U * I irglikd, Amusingone's self with great lux- 
 
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 ^if\ ergh&ihihi, A web or pin in the eye, 
 which in the extreme parts of the iris, 
 looks red, in the interior white.
 
 urghel, Superlative of &*j rugUet, 
 l ergJmj, Pellitory of the wall, orparieta^ 
 1 arghachee, A long rope or thread. [ria. 
 
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 **/! wgft&d* Superlative of j^r rugliud. 
 
 arghedeh, Covetous, greedy, attentive 
 to business, enraged, [of a round flat form. 
 
 erghefet, Honey- cakes, a kind of bread 
 $,\ urghul, An easy agreeable life, 
 
 j\ urghumcli, A long thread. 
 * 
 
 erghumchee, A long rope, a thread 
 
 twenty cubits long fit for weaving. 
 , S' j\ erghun, A musical organ. [angry. 
 
 arghund) Covetous, desirous, wishful, 
 erghundeh) As above, also drunkenness. 
 - / 1 arghunli, A shop, library. 
 jUp.l crgheivan, A tree whose fruit and 
 
 flower are of a beautiful red. 
 j ! J> , I erghewanee, Purple red. [horse* 
 
 T*J ^> ^ argho&n, An organ, an unmanageable 
 J crgheedun, To quarrel, dispute, scold* 
 arghees, The bark of the box-thorn. 
 
 , Plur. of cJ^.1 arc/ 1 , 
 f/i Land-mark, or march, [protection, 
 
 Lj I itf&t Bringing, drawing near, to take. 

 
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 t\*.\ irfad, Assisting one another. 
 if.V>,\ irfash, Luxury, intemperance. 
 2U / 1 crfat,, Plur. of u oi / ?v//v/2. [wicked. 
 [$j\ crfagli, Plain, level, smooth (ground,) 
 
 Uyl >/u#, Plur. of Jio / ?'<?/?c. 
 *U,I V/rt/?, Enjoyment of peace and the plea- 
 sures of life, comforting. [knot, back. 
 X> 1 ?/>//, A boundary limit, land-mark, a 
 j \ arfi, Superlative of ^>/ raft. 
 V erfegh, Enjoying the comforts 'of life. 
 J crfck, A camel distorted in a limb and 
 leaning on one side. [awkward manner. 
 . \ erfd. Dressing or doing any thing in an 
 *j\ urfee, Milk of a doe, good. 
 
 ! crJi, A canal, weak, eruk or ar\k y 
 watchfulness, sleepless, lying awake. 
 \S.\ trbh, Causing (tears, perspiration, c.) 
 u__>U^J erIM, A legacy. 
 oU^! zVA-o/i Tremor, trembling, terror. 
 *\3j\ er&ain, Tying a knot (in handker- 
 chiefs or any thing else) in order tc 
 remember something. 
 f\S-j\ arkam, Plur. of *s f rukum. 
 ^U'yl eralan, (for ^li'^.) 'Blasting of corn; 
 mildew, a disorder or sickness.
 
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 erkel), A lion, honor. 
 
 erkush, (A serpent,) speckled with black 
 and white spots, an -insect like a palmer 
 or canker worm. 
 
 la,l erJfet, (A panther, goat, sheep, &c.) vaV 
 riegated with black and white spots. 
 
 erketkt, To be black and white. 
 t erkam, (A serpent) speckled with black 
 and white (of a dangerous species.) 
 arek, Worthy, fit for, apt, erek, (camels) 
 having the belly-ache from eating the 
 fruit of the tree erak', erik, the leaves 
 and fruit of that tree. [horse- 
 
 r \ ercuk, To sit down, to saddle a 
 
 \t 
 
 s\ crkah, Plur. of -J" re&eh. 
 \ ark fan, Dew, drizzling rain, 
 1 erkan, Plur. of t ^ / rekun. [lum. 
 /<\ erkeneh-kun, Inaccessible, an asy- 
 erkoob, A troop riding upon camels. 
 erkom, Plur. of ^^^ rokun. 
 
 Superlative of ^^3 ^ ^'a. [era^. 
 \ erkyet, (Camels) feeding on the tree 
 irm, Paradise,
 
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 fj' 
 
 eremy A flag, a sign, a directing post. 
 
 ermciy To throw, propagated, desart, 
 l ermas, Old, worn-out. [empty. 
 
 1 ermah, Plur. of ^^ romcli* 
 ,l ermas, Plur. of i^^ romus. 
 jl ermaz, Enraged, in despair either from 
 grief or passion. [sons. 
 
 ermaky The last breath of dying per,. 
 ^Uyl ermal, A species of cinnamon, small rains. 
 -U,l ermcmiy To appoint in any business, to 
 * U / ! armam^ Old, rotten, old ropes, [be silent. 
 ermany Desire> a sigh, the anguish of 
 yJ armaniden, To sigh. [repentance. 
 ^Uyi irman, Strong, to drink wine always^ 
 ts U , 5 ermal, A Syrian. 
 5u> / ! ennet, Atooth> a lane. 
 A-*^l ermedy Of an ash colour, labouring un- 
 der a pain in the eyes. 
 *M>u ,T curmcdun, To rest, &c. 
 
 crmes, Plur. of ^a^j rcmes. 
 ermctet, Plur. of Li*. . crmzhan [ney. 
 , j Uy* J armaghan, A present, gift, ofFering, mo- 
 aremgah, See olCl^T [poor. 
 
 .^ ermul, Widowed in a state of celibacy,
 
 &rmentjteh, &est, peace, a promoter o 
 peace, one who grants or brings peace. 
 urmenee, An Armenian. 
 
 ermoon, Earnest, a pledge, stipulation, 
 any thing by which a promise or bar- 
 gain is confirmed, thebeginning of any thing. 
 armeedgce, Rest, quiet, modesty. 
 See 
 
 j 
 
 krmeedeh, Preterite of , i ^u*'^ T , [bow- 
 l*jj\arunor ^ j\ arunj, A cubit the el- 
 dljy! irnkf, (A camel) drooping his ears 
 from fatigue, making a peculiar motion 
 ,with his head when travelling. 
 ^ LJ j. I email, Resounding, making a noise, 
 crying out. [of ornament, a kind of grass. 
 *-f\ ernel, A hare, a heap of sand, a kind 
 iojy,} ernebet, The tip or ridge of the nose. 
 >J i ) erneleez, A kind of herb, dragon, wort. 
 
 & A urnet, "New cheese, any thing drinkable. 
 *# ' 
 
 \\ erunj, The elbow, the arm from the 
 
 wrist to the elbow. 
 
 ] arundek, A porter, carrier. [like. 
 
 j 1 aruwg, Colour, mode, form, manner, 
 eroo, Deception, fallacy, imposture.
 
 [ 80 ] 
 
 i! aroo (or (/ y ) arce,) A honey-bee, 
 c,^,! erwcts, Plur. of j rowes. 
 *\jrl erwah, Plur. of ^ rooA. 
 
 I erooz, Firm, steady, fixed, collecting or 
 contracting one's self, avaricious, covetous. 
 urooz, Plur. of ^ \ er%. [belching. 
 4^1 aroogh or eroogh, Yawning, stretching, 
 erweJi, (A camel) haying long teeth,, 
 black and white. [doors, &c. 
 
 ,r\ cnccket, Curtains or hangings before 
 \ c room, An origin, stock, root (of a tree, 
 horn, &c.) oroam, a sign, mark, direction, 
 posts or mile stones. 
 y ! aroon, Choleric, irascible. 
 
 eroon, Cheerful, active, poison, the brain 
 ., 15 j ,] erweimn, Sound. [of an elephant. 
 5oU^ \ erwenanet) Severe, painful, [beautiful. 
 erwend, Care, caution, prudence, price, 
 arvendeedun, To be lazy, dull, in- 
 $jf\ crwa, Drink, pure water. [dolent. 
 
 ji*=, T t erehJtish, A sawyer. [drink. 
 
 \j>s\ irhct, Supplying another with meat and 
 V U,J erW>, Plur. of ^y rc/irl. 
 gUj.^ irJiaj, Exciting, raising (dust,) raining
 
 I 87 
 
 plentifully, a house full of vapours or smoke;. 
 
 uo U / \ irhas, Laying a. foundation of large 
 stones,, using lime mortar or cement m 
 building. [a sword.. 
 
 c5 [&j 5 e?7?<7/, Making thin, giving an edge to- 
 
 oU^J erliak, To be in the flower of youth, 
 bringing near, uneasy, troubled, imposing 
 a heavy oppressive burden, dilatory in 
 saying prayers, deferring those prayers 
 which among the Mahometans ought 
 to be said at one hour till the next 
 hour of prayer comes, [confirming, fixing, 
 
 -UO irham, Pledging, pawning, establishing, 
 
 4_* r ! arhel, To fear, to dread. 
 j 
 
 *jt> , \ erhum, Superlative of +* ^ rchem. 
 )*s\ Mr ^ w Menstruis laborans. 
 
 & A eree or aree, A stake or rope to or with 
 / 
 
 which they tie up cattle, (a bee) making 
 
 honey, to be angry. [bee, 
 
 if 1 1 aree (or o !) Yes, so, also, likewise, a 
 
 L \ eryali, Plur. of ^^ reeh. 
 jiL IT \ eryhsh, Plur. of ^^ reesh. 
 \jj\ eryka, Plur. of ^ f reeya. 
 
 ^ cr y^f> Well cultivated, planted, im- 
 proved (grounds,) plentiful (countries.)
 
 [ 88 1 
 
 *->' 
 
 tj\ m/,U, Plur. of juj recft. 
 
 <-o , T ereeb, Intelligent, sagacious. 
 xj,l ereyet, A large capacious kettle. 
 #vj\ creej, Plur. of^i a?r/. [sound, noise, 
 ereer, ^ shout of victor)-, any loud 
 erccz, Frost, hoar-frost, rime. [men 
 
 ! crcece, A plowman, husbandman, far- 
 ercesoojia (or m^ f \) Plur. of l? ^ J \ 
 ereecce, See (JMr!/ 
 , A'y) ar&sh, The warp of cloth, a palm, 
 
 span, cubit, yard, ell. 
 
 ^.,,.1 ercez, (for ^ c ) Broad, wide, large, 
 worth, pure, clean, coarse, humble, modest. 
 k> ,) erect, Unfruitful ness, (a man) begetting 
 no children. [indignation, rage. 
 
 5Uy! arcegli, Aversion, abhorrence, detestation, 
 ui>j\arcek, The diminutive 6^/1 
 
 &> r \ ereek (or CXfejVO A throne, an orna- 
 .. j \ .. j 
 
 mented sopha or couch. 
 
 <=, . t crcckct, Health, the healing or clo- 
 sing of a wound, any place raised above 
 the ground, to recline on an alcove, sopha. 
 
 *A) ,! creek eh, A throne. 
 
 crccw, One, any one, the last moon.
 
 j^l ereen, Plur. of ^ f \ urn. 
 ;\ azi, Moving, collecting, shaking, the mo- 
 
 tion or beating of the pulse, [out of, with. 
 j\ uz, To desire earnestly, from, of, for, by, 
 j*l axsh, Ingenious, sagacious, learned, rest- 
 s\j\ etau, Likely, equally, [ing, reposing. 
 \ j\ aza, Whatever tends to support life, a 
 
 situation or place. . [life. 
 
 ^M^i \ezh-ol-eyesh, The conveniencies of 
 ijj\t\i\ cza-ol-harl, He who begins or sup- 
 
 ports a battle. 
 .J il azab, A bachelor, an unmarried man. 
 
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 ,jlXwjl;l azalistau, An assembly in which 
 
 none but unmarried men are enrolled. 
 g]j\ azaj, Plur. of ^t ezej. 
 
 iUI -\ izahet or Z- j\ Performing, remov- 
 * \ 
 
 ing any thing from its place, adverting. 
 JjT azad> Free, liberated, delivered, noble, 
 excellent, renowned. [in body or mind. 
 hulJi , Free men, unblemished. 
 
 , ? , 
 
 /I) jT az'id-kerdun, To set at liberty, re- 
 lease, make free, dismiss, allow to go away. 
 j ^ J jf bzad-shodun, To be liberated, dismis- 
 e A ! jT azadeh, Free, excellent, noble, [sed^ &c.
 
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 tji 
 
 , Liberty, freedom. 
 
 1 ezar, A trowser, a cloth which the 
 Bengal men tie round them. [vexation. 
 , Trouble, affliction, sickness, grief, 
 f kzbrdun, To hurt, ofFend, injure. 
 bzarmundy A sick or infirm person. 
 azhree, The same with b,zar, also a 
 sick person. [purling stream, &c. 
 
 'f\j\ ezhty The bubbling noise of a boiling pot 
 9-\ \\ azagh, Any thing whose inside is black, 
 \>\f\ a%al, Plur. of ^\ uzul. 
 $\j] ezal, Shaking, to oblige, to do good. 
 CJ \j \ izalet, Removing, driving a way, to destroy, 
 - \f\ a*a,m, Plur. of iLc^l a%mut. [ruin, spoil. 
 >^J \\ azkmund, A miser, covetous person. 
 
 uufc 1/1 arhlieek, A Swift fleet horse. 
 \r 
 
 A;ljl az&ycsh, A trial, proof, endeavour. 
 L/ " ^ 
 v ; I ^2^, Hare, a camel's sickness. 
 
 v -\ ezelb, Hairy, luxuriant or fruitful, in grain, 
 
 of Vy ; zulba. [herbage, &c. 
 , Calamity, adversity, penury. 
 
 * 
 
 j'] uzber, Having any thing by heart. 
 .*! ezlcz, (or vj!) Ingenious, sagacious. 
 azalec, Croud, mob, a company.
 
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 f\ e%ej, A kind of oblong arched edifice 
 
 like a portico. [nected with each other. 
 c yj ezej, Long eye-brows, but not con- 
 ^/l <**juj, Piur. of zf * U JJ- 
 &j\ ezjky More or most ready, skilful or 
 
 . expeditious in finishing any thing. 
 j\ azch, Ah, alas, a sigh. 
 U*^! a%hb, Yellow and red, pride. 
 -^ j \ azitkh, or ~ j'j A scar, a mole, &c. 
 
 \ ezkhesh, Lightning, a thunder-bolt, 
 l ezda, Acting equitably, deserving well, 
 to be protected, [mob, multitude. 
 
 sy!l izdehxm, A concourse, croud, press, 
 
 uzder or ^| A dragon. 
 * f\ ezder, Shoulder, arm. [dignation, 
 
 \j*j\ v&dera, Scorn, contempt, disdain, in- 
 .J ,i i\ ezdercin, Plur. of ,i;^ ezder. 
 
 CJ V \/ * <l 
 
 ) 3 ^./^ ^! ) ezdestfera, Unleavened bread, baked 
 
 in thin cakes on lamina of iron or earth 
 
 placed in a frying-pan. 
 3i ;1 uzduf, To approach, to make haste. 
 6^ j\ ezduk, Superlative of oi / %udk. 
 
 \ ezshdum, A kind of felt cloth usually 
 
 put under saddles.
 
 azdun, To sew together, to prick or 
 pierce with a needle, to colour. 
 ')) azslidun, A species of variegated eagle. 
 \ ezdoo, The sweet gum of a tree of a reddish 
 colour with which confections are made. 
 3 la ^ \ ixdwaj, Nuptial, marriage, matrimony. 
 
 ) azdoodnn, To polish. 
 axdeh, or o^j'T Preterite of /M^Tor /M^tT 
 also any thing written in letters of gold, 
 empty, vacant, darkness, blindness, 
 t! (zskdefi am, The .variegated eag'e, crowd. 
 yi issdeykd, Augmentation, increase, ac- 
 cession, addition. [power. 
 ))\ azcr, Fire, quarrel, value, worth, price, 
 JL \ czcr, A circuit, cincture, strength, power, 
 j^l izer,A. root, origin, the middle, waist. 
 L>/1 ewrb., To spoil, destroy. 
 f\j ;t e^r^r To button the garment. 
 
 , Plur. of j\j) zarar. 
 l czrcih-lerdun, To carry or lead 
 out of the roud, to seduce. [another. 
 
 .'>j|.j ,*T &zerdh?iecdun, To make one injure 
 jo jjj uzcrdun, To injure, molest, harrass. 
 awrdgy, Grief, pain.
 
 jT aturdeh, Afflicted, grieved. 
 
 j\ aznd", Blue coloured, having the eyes 
 
 like those of a cat, clean water, &c. 
 
 i j )T aze?*goon, Flame coloured, yellow, 
 
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 bright, shining. 
 
 'T azirm, Modesty, bashfulness, courtesy, 
 respect, civility, esteem, probity, justice. 
 ,;^ 1 j * \j\ azrttm-dcLshtun, To honor, respect. 
 , /I czrem, A cat, a kind of saddle cloth, f&c. 
 
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 . j \f /"] J iizscrfturdun, To seduce, to grow mad, 
 
 ja ;\ azett, Having a crooked jaw, or cheek- 
 bone, having a thin beard, beardless, ha- 
 ving a smooth chin. 
 
 .o ;j az-ubj Of a short mean appearance. 
 
 ^.^ic ^ az-akee, Short, mean, contemptible. 
 
 9- j]'azugh, Any thing lopped off (as the 
 primings of vines and other trees,) cor- 
 rupted, rotten. [ricious. 
 
 ilp!) azghar, Ignoble, mean, vile, abject, ava- 
 \\ tegKbL Flo wing (blood from a wound,) 
 
 JO O \ 
 
 voiding (by stool or urine,) feeding, (as 
 a bird does her young ones by putting 
 her bill into their mouths .) 
 
 f\ azi/f, To approach, to haste or hasten, 
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 /t/t azfar, Plur. of^ 
 **/l a *fet, The day of judgment. 
 i ^ I azfelet, A croud, troop, body. 
 
 ^jl a-zfendkk, Rainbow. 
 ttg/ft, Haste, expedition, celerity, alacrity. 
 atuck, Short, to shorten. 
 sl czkcbok, Plur. of oy %^-A 1 . 
 ^ li- y;^ azftan, Assisting, aiding. 
 
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 SSji\ azikket, Plur. of olsy zukak. 
 
 i*jKl\ azkan, Grief, anguish, sorrow. 
 
 ^^ ^\ izken, Teaching, causing to learn, gues- 
 
 sing, conjecturing the truth. 
 y j*l azshken, Sloping from a vine or palm, 
 
 (any thing,) lazy, slow, indolent, dull. 
 j\ azshgihan, The same with the foregoing, 
 \ azheya,, Plur.of ^a j zckee. [also vain,false. 
 ^1 cult Distressed, eternity. $j\$j\ czcl 
 
 ezel, extreme poverty, indigence, barren, 
 ^ j,\ azlaiii, Plur. of j^ xulum. [scarce. 
 
 t _ j ;\ ezlef, Having a small straight nose. 
 f\ azeli, God, eternity, eternal, eternally. 
 3uJy< azcleyet, Life everlasting, eternal. 
 f ^l i%e//i, Holding with the teeth, biting off, 
 
 barren, (year) returning, abstaining from, 
 
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 ' ^'.x 
 
 twisting, avoiding, (evil) keeping carefully, 
 
 U ; 1 azma, Skilled, experience, tried. [&c, 
 ^Uyl azmbn, Plur. of ^y zumun. 
 *'L)I o%mhn, Penitence, repentance, regret. 
 j I ;'T ctzmanee, An experiment, proof, trial. 
 
 /*/>^l)T azmbneedun, To regret, to grieve, tq 
 cause to regret. 
 
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 / A l> ' &&*&$&" or / ^. L> ' azmxyee, See j LjT 
 
 
 
 'i^j,\a%emct > A gate, port, door, one meal, 
 
 eating, calamity, adversity, scarcity. 
 
 azmordeh, Desirous, covetous, lazy, lost, 
 
 left, dismissed, thrown, dropped or let 
 
 down. [many, much, universal. 
 
 \ e%mel, Sound, murmur, confused noise, 
 
 zmun, Plur. of ^ j, zumun. 
 yW^l azmend, Desirous, covetous. 
 **j\ a&menet Plur. of ^ ^ %mnun. 
 
 f^y+j) azmoodegee, Experience, skill. 
 Cj ) ytfi azmoodun, To make an experiment, 
 c ^ y*j\ azmoodeh, Pret. of //;^*)T [endeavor. 
 $j*j\ ezmool, Bleating. 
 .> v*jT azmoon, See /Al/T 
 jU^^ ezemmet, Plur. of *Loy5 zumam. 
 k?*s\ azmeel, A shoe-maker's paring knife, a
 
 r 96 j 
 
 i 
 
 kind of halbert or pike, with which they 
 hunt wild oxen, a mallet, [ing one to mount. 
 
 jj\ cznh, Causing one to fly for refuge, mak- 
 
 >U -\ cznad, Plur. of ^ izencd. 
 
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 -' { j\ azshunj, Rheums or gummy substances 
 about the eyes. 
 
 f j\ atunkh,'& pendant band-roll^ little flag 
 or streamer at the top of a spear. 
 
 fi'j\ itsukundi Mortar, parget, cement, a plas- 
 tered wall, an incrustation, crooked, bent. 
 
 >M X U !>jj') titsh&ndaneecfun. To cause one to 
 sew, hem or prick with a needle. 
 
 * { jj}j\ azsnenaxsheh) Bruised, broken small, 
 bored through, perforated, pierced. 
 
 /* jyoj'l azslicndun, To prick, pierce, to sew. 
 
 <^Jjj\ azshcnk, Anger, rage, passion. 
 
 J >! c&sheneh, A fore-tooth, a loose hanging 
 or fallen-out tooth. 
 
 .! fj f ;\ a%slineh-%urdun, To cover a table. 
 \j i f / 
 
 \ s j\ a%uh, Plur. of jfzaiv. [wojch. 
 
 jr^;^ ewubj, Plur. of ^j, ^ s ji zo.'/je or 
 $\j :\ azwal, Elegant, ingeniorus, nimble, ac- 
 tive, powerful, strenuous, wonderful. 
 )) a%u^i t A species of black, bitter, In- 
 
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 t 97 ' 1 
 
 earth which draws the noxious hu- 
 mours from sores and swellings. 
 z\ azooh, RestifF, one who fails in or departs 
 from acts of liberality. 
 
 ) axoodtndan, The grinders, the ca- 
 nine teeth or fangs' which- in some ani- 
 mals project beyond the jaws, 
 \ azwer, An army, 
 ) azshoor, ingenious, learned, lazy. 
 azwesh, Proud, conceited. 
 
 c- ' 4 'l a% shoogh, Mouldiness, hoariness, froth, 
 
 c_J^ :\ uzqf, Approaching, hastening. 
 
 f _j 7 1 azoom, Adhering, attached. 
 
 tj I azeh, Lime, clay, plaster, mortar, [guess. 
 
 aU^l izhad, Conjecturing, estimating by 
 
 /.I* /? cz-har, To light a candle, to bud, 
 
 * I* i\ az-har, Plur. of ^ .; zeJiur. 
 
 V / >^ 
 
 yb^l az-hur, White, bright, splendid, shining, 
 
 ,^J a%h-hcn, Lazy, indolent, a trifling thing. 
 
 c _ 5 ; j azee, Vehement, excessively warm, sul- 
 
 b -\ azya, Plur. of <s ^ %cye> [try, shrunk. 
 
 \ azy'f, Clipt or bad (monies.) [bastard. 
 azeeb, Alacrity, terror, an adopted son, a 
 
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 t 93 < 3 
 
 Ul 
 
 atsJieekh, Gummy exudations from the 
 iXjhetr, Intelligent, learned, docile, [eyes, 
 czcerk, (for f^j) Because. [mcr. 
 
 azeerch, A mattock, beetle, smith's 1mm-? 
 l axec%, Thundering, crashing, creaking. 
 \ uzla, A sign, ensign, standard, flag. 
 1 a%eegh, Aversion, indignation, a malady 
 arising from melancholy. 
 \ ezyem, (a camel) having no voice. 
 JO 1 1 axeeneh (or Jo H) A hammer, mallet. 
 
 t y \ # y 
 
 ^l d, Pointed ,mill, rubbish. 
 U! 5^, Gaping, yawning, stretching, like- 
 o^UI ask-uf, An offence, crime, sin. [ness. 
 c_,U ! flsit, Plur. of u 
 AjU! a&bkel, Plur. of 
 2>ou.! ashleea, Plur. 
 2JJU1 asatcxet, or jyjUl or* jo'U? Plur. of 
 U, J isktccr, Plur. ofy^ aa/er. [i U^ ! a^a. 
 l ashjtea, Plur. of ^x- so/Vi, 
 o i/, Plur. of **.] asd. 
 
 iskdcty A cushion, pillow. 
 jf^U astidee, One of the tribe of Asad. [ing. 
 7 U I isar, Binding with chains, captivity, ty- 
 lUJ ashrb or gjUJ, Plur. of / U) war.
 
 t 9 
 
 U 
 
 Ul isbret, A leathern belt or girdle. 
 lwl eshrcer, Plur. of^^ serer. 
 
 Jers&s or JL.1, A foundation, basis f 
 U I as&tem, Plur. of .^k* setem. 
 \,\ asateer, Plur. of ^^ 5c/er. 
 jbU|a^e^rt,Plut.of (;i> U^ setoon. [stroying. 
 L. ! ish-uty Proposing, causing to observe, de- 
 U 1 ashf or xj U \ Thin light soil, barren. 
 ! asajet, Grief, pain, servitude, clientshirj, 
 ,\ astijil, Plur. of jjui asfil. 
 ^ asbfaif, Plur. of 
 asakee, Plur. of ^i' 
 ! as&fcefuti Plur. 
 
 XJUl asalet, Projecting, prominent, [ing, 
 
 ishleh, DifFuskig, causing to flow, grant-* 
 aakleeb, Plur. of v .)u! asloob. 
 
 - or *^,U1 askmeh, Plur. of *^ 
 
 3UU! ashmet, A lion. 
 
 ^xU! ashma, Plur. of 
 
 j.jL.1 cbaw, Plur. of 
 
 jjUT fahn, Easy, convenient, commodious. 
 
 ^ UT hshneh, Easily, conveniently. 
 
 '.JUT hsanee, Facility, ease. 
 
 * 
 
 UT asbneed, Pret. of ,O>LJ UT
 
 C 
 
 "! &sa,ncedun, To facilitate, case, &c. 
 
 asbiuet, Medicine, remedy, the medical 
 
 fshived, Plur. of ^*J eswcJ. [art. 
 
 asawer, Plur. of ^. seivcr. 
 
 csaivee, Grieving, sad, melancholy. 
 
 asaee, Like, resembling, ease, quiet. 
 /M>JOUT as-iyhneedun, To give rest^ pacify, 
 
 to praise, to lift or hokl up. 
 j U ) a&yer, To seize, a prisoner* 
 *& UT asaycsli, Tranquillity, peace, repose. 
 ^y^ ) ^ , A; U T bsayesh-dashtun, To enj o,y 
 tranquillity, &:c. to abide, dwell, stop. 
 t>vb U-T bsayeshkedeJi, A place of rest. [aA f 
 
 ,H^ U ! eshyooji or , ly L^ 1 Plur. of ^ ) 
 
 
 o UT asayecd, Pret. of //>^t^T bsayecdi(n. 
 
 l bsayecdun, To. rest, to cease, &c. 
 fl^ or ^^"i, A horse, ?W?, an endea- 
 
 V 
 
 , The fundament. [vour, hoof, nail. 
 nslal t Plur. of *^A^ sclel. 
 islht, Sleeping, resting, staying. 
 t Plur. of ^A 
 , Plur. of ^A* 
 , Plur. of 
 , Compleating, ftnishing, weak*
 
 ) 
 
 islaa, Plur. of *,SA* sela. 
 aslak, Plur. of 
 fl^'dw, Plur. of 
 aslut, Plur. of c^~ sclut. 
 
 asleth??, Seed of the wild rue. [ass, 
 aseljhneh> A horse-colt, a foal, a wild 
 ispurd, Coagulated, curdled, jelly, [tion. 
 csperesh or (/ x^l Compleat, perfec- 
 ispereeshoduji, To be compleat, 
 to be finished &c. [for horses, compleat. 
 . f~l^\ asperecce> A course, a running place 
 . >~~*\ ospits, A louse, a small worm. 
 / V^*l aslek, Plur. of / v^^ svlck. 
 
 w w 
 
 ^^ ^\ ospoost, The last month of autumn. 
 g^>*l aslooa, A week. 
 
 aspeh, A colt, a jounghorse under oneyear 
 l ispccd or >^ or X u2^ White. [old. 
 l ispecdlh, A kind of broth made of 
 the juice and small pieces of meat toge- 
 ther with spinnage flour vinegar &c. 
 isperioosJi or ,(*^^) Indierestion, 
 
 ^ C/ ""'* 
 
 ] ast, Is. [-fatigued. 
 
 istci, The warp in the loom, languid, 
 es/a o^i, Praise. 
 
 Bb
 
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 ~ ta* ! isf&frJi, Irnpudent, audacious, unblush- 
 ing, bold, a bucket. [lessor. 
 
 * (a*- 1 oslhd or ^ k> I A master, teacher, pro- 
 
 istad'incedun, To constitute, fix, 
 lv f ostadgeC) Trade, commerce, [to stand. 
 ^) istadun or ^M^ulx^) or ,f> 
 To stand, stop, dwell. 
 
 istadeh, A stander, es/&f7, Pret. of ,f * tx 
 ostadeeand ostazee, An art, trade, &c, 
 ostbzoon, Plur. of i u^ ^ 05/a. [skill. 
 
 Plur. of ^ seter. 
 C-3U-! fl5/^ Scented, perfumed. 
 
 istakoos, A kind of long sea crab, 
 osthker or ^ ^ lx^ I A skilful artist. 
 
 * > ost'im, Confidence, faith, pillar, [trance. 
 
 .tft^T hsthn or J Is^T A thresh-hold, en- 
 istanef, Renewing, beginning. 
 istelahut) Permitting one to pursue 
 his own inclinations. 
 
 istela.-ut, Buying, exposing to sale. 
 isteldad, Stubbornness, obstinacy, ab- 
 solute dominion. 
 
 isteldal, Changing, desiring to change. 
 istelcr, Thick, great,
 
 103 
 
 istelra, Being discharged from prisofj 
 or debt. 
 
 istelrar, Desiring the employment of 
 Vizier. [to produce. 
 
 /O'/J**' istclraZ-kcrdun, To exhibit, 
 istelrak, A kind of thick changing 
 coloured satin. [good news, 
 
 .XvJ tstebshax, Rejoicing at or announcing 
 .UiAX*J istelsar, Looking, considering with 
 jf^- /a, Low, lazy, delaying, [attention. 
 istelka> To keep, remain, 
 
 isteskhlj Heaviness, oppression. 
 istcsnh, Exception, praise. 
 J istcjkl', To be worthy. 
 ! isteffybet, Receiving a petition, hearing, 
 istej&rch, Asking assistance, hiring. 
 
 istejlab, Attraction. 
 istefmha, Assembled, collected. 
 isteihkisch, Avoiding, flying from. 
 istehzl-shodtm, Impossible. 
 
 } Choosing, contracting friend- 
 istehsan, Pradsing, approving, [ship. 
 
 istehsaf, Confirmed, a stitch. 
 istehzar, Summoning before.
 
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 itfehffa, Remembering, desiring one 
 to remember or take care of any thing. 
 utchkar t Treating with contempt, &c. 
 ittehkhk, Worthy, ability. 
 istefdam, Securing, defence. 
 tehlhrLi Prescribing a clyster. 
 i&ehfo, Appearing sweetly, happening a- 
 istehlctf, Swearing solemnly, [greeably. 
 istehlal, Considering or making lawful.. 
 t uthmbl, Desiring to bear, or take 
 ! istehmbm, Bathing, [upon one's self. 
 'istchya,' Leaving alive. 
 aste/ih, A goat, 
 
 uiekkar, Praying for the blessing of 
 God, desiring any thing that is good. 
 
 , Interrogating, desiring advice, 
 
 , Employing. 
 istelhcr, Ditch, pool. 
 \ isiekhrbj, Drawing out, extracting. 
 
 istelihfaf, Holding in contempt. 
 istckhlas, Sincerity, setting at liberty. 
 itelihlaf, Appointing successors. 
 ostekhan, Household furniture, bone. 
 istcdareh, Round, circular, surrounding.
 
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 IfcMMM 
 
 istedkmet, Everlasting, eternal, 
 istedbneh, Desiring to borrow, ask<? 
 ing payment. , [ing back, 
 
 isted&ar, Following, turning, return-? 
 istedraj, Removing, advancing or 
 promoting by degrees, [after another. 
 
 j\j*ji*\ istedrar, Sending one immediately 
 ^ }j U t istedrak, Obtaining, comprehending. 
 U jOk'-w ! isted-a, To pray for the blessing of God. 
 istedlcil, Proof, demonstration. 
 
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 istedun> See /M}^) 
 istezfal, Submissive, dishonored. 
 1 aster, A kind of coarse thin stuff fqy 
 lining garments, ester, A mule. 
 
 gster abet, Quiet, rest, pausing, 
 estgrak, Stealing. 
 z*\ ester I'k, A muleteer, 
 
 i&terjb, Petitioning desiring. 
 . ..XVM! isterjka, Taking back the whole or 
 part of any thing once given, returning to 
 wterkhb, Loose, languid. [the place, 
 t z\ isterdad, Repelling, demanding resti- 
 tution of any thing given, making any 
 utterdun, To sliave. [thing. 
 
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 isterdeya, Ah oyster. [please. 
 
 isterzb, Wishing or endeavouring to 
 isterfah, Remaining quiet or in peace. 
 istcrkak, Condoling, captivity, sillyj 
 osterlalt An astrolabe. [weak; 
 
 isterma,m> Desiring to amend; 
 ! isteroon, A barren woman. 
 ustoreh, A razor. [adding. 
 
 istezad, Desiring an augmentation* 
 iste%1h,l, Stumbling, being ready to 
 slip or fall, wishing to have a child. 
 
 istesdtid, Shut, right, straight. 
 istes-a, Obliging a manumitted servant 
 to labour strenuously at any thing iri 
 consequence of which he may obtain full 
 i>\x*3~\istes-(id, Desiring happiness, [liberty. 
 
 istesfbf, Taking in the hand. 
 isteshci, Desiring water, to drink, [nother. 
 I istesfam, Subm itt ing to the authority of a- 
 istesh-/iarct,Coi}suitn\i!;, askingadrice. 
 m/w iatcshfba, Asking, begging, Intercession^ 
 -U^M.1 isteskmam, Smelling> perceiving-, get- 
 ting scent of. [ing witnesses. 
 
 istcsh-l&d, Taking evidence, summon*
 
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 isicsli-liar, Wishing for fanje, publishing. 
 isfes-h:d>, Associating with, wishing 
 for the company of any person. 
 3Z~l istesghar, Despising, holding in low- 
 estimation, [of any thing. 
 iste&jfa, Choosing, taking the best part 
 &ljt Approving, esteeming, right. 
 isteswbl-frurditft, To approve, 
 k) Laughing at, ridiculing. [&c. 
 istetklet, Ajpprobation> taking well. 
 istetar. Delineating, drawing, writing^ 
 istetaret,. Dispersing, diffusing, [ing. 
 istela-ut, Power, possibility, submit- 
 istefhfet, Extension, extolling one's self. 
 \ istetlcia, Sight, perception, penetration. 
 isfczfal, Setting in the shade. 
 istezhar, Remembering, instructing, im- 
 ploring assistance or protection, [precating. 
 tstefti, Asking pardon or absolution, de- 
 i iste-adet, Begging one to repeat or do 
 any thing over again, turning back. 
 SlUx,t iste-hzet, Flying ffom evil to good, 
 asking protection. [temper. 
 K j \sZ~\iste-aret, Borrowing, catching, a dis-
 
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 ute-bnet, Asking assistance, to clean,, 
 iste-tkd, Receiving into sen ice, subject- 
 ing- [favour. 
 
 istctal, Reprehending, requesting a 
 istejal, Hastening, dispatching. 
 istcjkm, Stammering,stuttering,speak- 
 ing an unintelligible jargon. [^ n 7- 
 
 istcdcid, Skill, genius, capacity, wor- 
 isterfyl, Speaking badly, with im- 
 propriety, mixing unskilfully two Ian- 
 guages together as the Persian and Arabic. 
 istetb, Begging, asking a present. 
 ! istetaf, Conciliating the favor of any 
 one, obtaining their good graces, insinu- 
 ating one's self into other's good opinion. 
 
 istezbm,, Becoming proud, wishing for 
 or aiming at, greatness. [one's self. 
 
 c5 lix>u J istcfaf, Abstaining from, restraining 
 iste-lk, Superiority, desiring. 
 iste-l&w, Asking information, advice. 
 i \ste-lhiiy Divulged, made public. 
 \ iste-mal, Use, usage, custom, [sistance. 
 l i$fa-oom, Putting in practice, asking as* 
 utcghhseh, Calling for help.
 
 
 
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 isteghral, Great admiration, amaze- 
 isfe-ghrbfr) Immerged, compleatly 
 contained or comprehended; [ness. 
 
 \ isteglifar, Repentance, asking forgive- 
 \ j UX~ ] isteglifa>roHah, May God pardon, hea- 
 ven avert, God preserve, [wanting nothing. 
 istegknb, Acquiescing, being contented, 
 istcgheh, Pregnant. [fruit, giving. 
 
 l istcfadet, Profit, advantage^ reward, 
 istefazaneh, Profusely, &c. [rality. 
 isteficzet, Profusion, generosity, libe- 
 istef&n, A garland, crown, wreath (us- 
 ed at marriage ceremonies.) [on. 
 
 X3UXM.V istefa&et, Recovering from indispositi- 
 istefbch, A pregnant woman of animal. 
 istefta, Consulting (a learned man, &c.) 
 istcftali, Asking assistance^ demanding 
 the surrender of a castle, the opening of agate. 
 JUM, V istefdah. Finding a thing to be dif- , 
 ficult or intricate. 
 
 istefrbd, Solitary, fond of solitude, 
 singular in any thing, choosing one out 
 of a greater number arid using that only. 
 
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 istefragli, Vomiting, evacuating, re- 
 jecting. [forming one's self, enquiring. 
 j istcfsar, Asking an explanation, re- 
 * l$ju*t istef-h&w. An interrogation. 
 
 -lyu*J isteflibm-enkar, A negative inter- 
 istefyeli, See ,-jb^f [rogation. 
 
 SJ Uu~'l utektilet t Wishing to speak, desiring 
 one to recant an argument. 
 &*1 istek&met, Rectitude, sincerity, inte^ 
 grity, fidelity, truth, [proving, abhorring. 
 isteklah, Detesting, hating, disap- 
 isteklal, Futurity, time future, op- 
 position, meeting, preventing, going against. 
 istcklb,lee y Belonging to futurity. 
 istekd&m, Preceding, excelling, wish- 
 ing to excel or get before. [to place. 
 
 Jiz~l istekra, Following, passing from place 
 AM, I istekrar y Confirmation, stopping, staying. 
 ii/filrfcr. Borrowing, asking to lend. 
 istek&am, Demanding one's portion, 
 swearing or desiring to be sworn, 
 
 istekb, Curiosity, the most earnest en 
 deavour after any thing, curiously prying, 
 or using every effort to get to the know- 
 Jedge of any thing.
 
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 Diminishing, abbreviating 
 
 Fining* mulcting, &c. 
 i$fe%za>. Demanding payment judicially. 
 istektar; Distilling, dropping, raining, 
 istekla,!, Sovereign; authority, absolute 
 dominion-.. [commissary. 
 
 Having full authority, p a, 
 t, Subim'ssion,humiliU'. 
 , Arrogance,prcstimption,pride, 
 istektcim, Keeping a secret, desiring. 
 one to keep a secret, [much. 
 
 isteksar, Adding, encreasing, asking 
 \ istekrah, Abliorrence, abomination. 
 
 istekshhf, Discovered, cleared, up x 
 wishing any thing to be made manifest 
 or laid open. [perfection, perfected,. 
 
 istekmkl, Cocnpletipn^ bringing- to 
 istc&nati, Concealed, hid, covered up. 
 istefa, Boiling, liquifying, melting,, pu- 
 rifying (butter, &c.) by melting. 
 Uwt istelkli Seizing, carrying away by 
 force, ravishing, 
 
 istefol, Drawing (a sword, &c.) 
 istel&m, Submitting to another's opi- 
 nion, surrendering, to take in the bosom.
 
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 Soothing, using gently. 
 Asxj istefaki, Seeming or considering as 
 delicate, elegant, agreeable, delighted, [sary. 
 istehkm-, Necessity, rendering neces- 
 telka,) Lying supine Upon the back, 
 facing or meeting another, wishing to see. 
 istemha> Listening, hearing. 
 l isfcmhlet, Caressing, comforting, sooth- 
 ing, encouraging. [of, being delighted. 
 xJ istemtha, Enjoying, reaping the fruit 
 ^J istemdad, Asking supplies, subsidies 
 or assistance. [persisting. 
 
 istemrar, Perseverance, continuation, 
 istemhal, Asking a delay, wishing for 
 an opportunity. 
 
 \jZ~\istenhd, Supporting one's self or de- 
 pending upon any thing, wishing for 
 proof or undoubted authority. 
 
 istenh-ut, Inventing, going before. 
 isteribb. Enquiring, informing one's self. 
 istenb&t, Extracting, drawing out. 
 istenjh,, Washing, cleaning, [against. 
 istenjfa, Attacking, leading forth 
 istenjahf wishing for success.
 
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 \ 
 
 istcnjad, Asking assistsnce or protec- 
 tion, recovering after an indisposition. 
 *J istensh,, Desiring one to wait. 
 *;!* \ istenshkli, Correcting, describing, co- 
 istemhak, Snuffing up the air. [pying. 
 . \ istensar, Soliciting aid against an enemy. 
 \ istenzar, Wishing to see, desiring one 
 \ istenfar, To runaway. [to wait, &c. 
 istcnkhs, Desiring or endeavouring to 
 lessen the price of any thing. 
 '^U;^! istenk&z, Strong, vigorous being strong. 
 -K : ^-^ istengkah, Marrying, desirous of marri- 
 .\>&uX,\i&tenkar t Refusing to acknowledge, [age. 
 istenkkf, Rejecting, disdaining, de- 
 clining. [rise up to do any thing. 
 
 \ istenli&Zt Exciting, desiring one to 
 istcivci, Equal, being at the : summit, pre- 
 ostowar, Brave, strong. [vailing. 
 
 (/;!y>) ostwv&ree, Firmness, strength, &c. 
 / j 
 
 . 1 1 x- 1 ostoivan, Secure, firm, strong. 
 
 ?\> f^<\ ostolaj for ? lyU^l White lead. 
 istewee, Being parallel, equality. 
 ostoon, A beam, a column. 
 
 A kernel or stone of fruit. 
 
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 istehdb. Directing, desiring presents. 
 istehza, A jest, laughing at. [anyone. 
 ,t istehlbk, Destroying, wishing death to 
 istehlal, Appearing (as the new moon,) 
 drawing a sword, giving the first cry 
 (an infant.) 
 ' s I astee, The sleeve of a garment, a heap. 
 
 gvJul osteej (or ^U^O A weaver's shuttle. 
 
 isicejal'y Judging necessary, worthy. 
 isteejar, Hiring, renting. 
 isteedun, To begin, to stand. 
 istecde}}, Pret. of the above. 
 isteedctn, Asking leave, liberty. 
 isteer, The lining of a garment. 
 
 isteczcli, Contumacious, perverse. 
 ;'~J istcesar, Easy, in a good train, well 
 arranged, in good order. P n g 
 
 istecsal, Pulling up the roots, destroy- 
 ..Ik^? isteef.it n f Residing, [taking the whole. 
 i_,lx/^, \ istcehl, Extirpating,asking fora present, 
 U^l w/ee/&,Paying or receiving in full, satis- 
 ui^l istcekad, Lighting, [fying completely. 
 isteekbz, Watching.
 
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 isteela, Conquest, power. 
 asteem, Lining, sleeve. 
 
 isteemar, Consulting. 
 isteembn, Begging, protection, 
 j./^! astecn, A sleeve. 
 MI/AXM.! isteenas, Intimacy, sympathy. 
 ^M esjali, Sparing, pardoning. 
 l^sr 1 asjhd, Tribute, (particularly that paid by 
 Christians and Jews to the Mahometans.) 
 asjaa or c*s. ^\ Plur. of *^- saja. 
 asjeli, Fine, well proportioned (face.) 
 asjem, Dry in the mouth (a camel.) 
 ish&t, Extirpating, destroying, [or coming. 
 ishar, Fatiguing, to be tired, early going 
 ishah, Ragged (garment,) rubbing. 
 eshql, Plur. of 3^ seheL 
 +*\ as-hem, Black horn, 
 ^^.s^ usliewin or i^^l os-hoob> A glutton. 
 asJilia, Superlative of ^ seJthee. 
 askhyb, Plur. of ^ se&kee. 
 ased, A lion, going the right way to work. 
 isdafy Opening (door,) to let in light, 
 growing dark (night,) throwing aside or 
 isda, /,To let. [lifting up a veil (a woman.)
 
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 jl, Plur. of ^j^ scdcl. 
 cisdbn, Plur. of ^ j^, sedim. 
 cisdut, An enclosure, fold for sheep, c. 
 
 isderan, Shoulders. 
 asdef, Black. 
 
 <7^'/t'/, Pendulous, hanging. 
 csdeh, A lioness. 
 
 asdee, A kind of cloth or garment. 
 j*J aser, Taking prisoner, binding. 
 j,] oscra, Plur. of^wl^^'/-. [night. 
 
 ^! M^;-A, Noctivagant, wandering in the 
 ^J wrflr, Concealing, discovering. 
 
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 ^1 asrar, Plur. of ^ semz. 
 1^.1 aVfl/J Prodigality. [intricate. 
 
 ' '/^' israJicedmit To surround, make 
 lj-iJ csrdtm, Plur. of f ^ sercm. 
 osrul, Lead. 
 
 , An impenetrable coat of mail. 
 , Superlative of M.^ ^^ sorut or 
 osntf, Lead. 
 
 To weaken, enervate. 
 isrenfi Vermilion, red-lead. 
 c//, The vowel point hesre(') or i. 
 asra, Plur.
 
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 . fy .^J asrecsh, A course or place for any 
 
 kind of exercise. 
 
 feu* 1 asat, Beardless, having long feet. 
 astar or as/er, Plur. of ^k*, sefer. 
 
 istaret, A fable, any thing trifling. 
 isfelet, The refuse of cotton, flax* 
 
 vj.kwl istal'r, Thick. 
 
 , * 
 
 estall, A stable, stud. 
 w ! usturldl, An astrolabe. 
 istefeen, A carrot, long-necked. 
 intakes, Principle, an element. 
 
 astaksat, Plur. of (jjikwJ istd&es. 
 ustum or ustum& f Any place where 
 bees swarm, the sea, right, 
 t ostoivaneh, A column. 
 ustoreh, Fabulous, history, 
 istoon, See ^.kwl istefeen. [perous. 
 *-1 25-ac?, Assisting, making happy or pros- 
 is-ar, To value, to estimate. [sihess. 
 
 is-af, Promoting or finishing any bu- 
 as-ed, Superlative of &* sa-d. 
 is-er, Angry, lean. [mouth. 
 
 es-ef, (A camel) scabby about the 
 asghedeh, A fire-brand. 
 
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 asef, Chagrin, anger, indignant, sad. 
 isfa,y To compel, cause. 
 isfar. Praying, playing in the light. 
 asfar, Plur. of^u, sefer. 
 csfat, Plur. of Li* sefet. 
 ascftch or o>i^! A firebrand, a 
 rag somewhat burnt, burnt. 
 asfel, Superlative of jjiw sefcL 
 , Spinage., 
 
 t A sponge, a kind of dumpling. 
 isjund, A kind of drink. 
 
 Ufendmund, The twenty- first day 
 of spring. [seeds &c. of grapes. 
 
 asfunt, A kind of drink made of the 
 mfour, Modesty, honor, a badger. 
 isfaid, White, splendid. 
 
 ivfioosh, Indigestion. 
 1 ia/i'a, Sprinkling. 
 
 iskal, Approaching, coming near. 
 iskad, Extenucited, lessened. 
 lsliu.1 isAktt Miscarrying, causing one to fall, 
 ^Uu.1 iskhl, A shrimp. 
 -Uu.1 asliktn, Plur. of .ju, sckem 
 , Polishing a sword.
 
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 .yj^l as&iw, Plnr. of OJL 
 
 < iju.1 a?,i-tf Tall (man,) crooked. 
 
 iskenleh, Latan, devil. 
 
 is&oufoon, Dross of any metal. 
 Are/, A prawn. 
 , Having no ears. 
 A Shoenjaker. 
 .', Silencing, pacifying. 
 zVA/I A shoemaker. 
 s^a/, A kind of large black fish. 
 iskkn, To remain, causing one to stay, 
 isffateh, The fleshy part of the foot. 
 e Us*.l isketan. The two lips or sides of the 
 
 matrix or womh. 
 
 i ] $ I usfcedar, Ambassador, courier. 
 **=-,^\ asher, Dinmk, intoxicated. 
 uskereh, A little plate. 
 ! us\ejet, The threshold. 
 uskon, Superlative of ^C* se&oon, 
 askund, A rope dancer. 
 iskeneh, The thigh, [face of the earth. 
 li,. Lightning, flashing, the sur- 
 a*lb, Plur. of ^U or ^^ sclz. 
 , Plur. of
 
 aslaf, Plur. of c_iX~ sclcf. 
 slaky Plur. of cJ()u se/e. 
 is/d/, Extracting, theft, [sulman, faith* 
 -, &,*t as/a/;? or isl&m, Of or belonging to a Mus- 
 eslegh, Hard tough flesh of old cattle, un- 
 eslcm, Sup. of Ju, sclem. [fit for cooking. 
 Ju,? oslool', AVav, order, mode, a tiger. 
 
 osloofct, That affinity which one man 
 bears to another who has married his 
 islcch, A species of herb, [wife's sister. 
 esm, A name, noun. 
 
 ?2a or ^j U^T Heaven, high. 
 \.*~\ usmb, Plur. of ^^ esm. [blage. 
 
 jU*J esmar, Nocturnal conversation or assem- 
 jl^\ asmar, Plur. of j** seiner. 
 
 asmat, Plur. of k*~ sewief . [^4-> sema. 
 esmba, To hear, audience, also Plur. of 
 esmbl, A rag, linen, to advise, taking 
 out mud from a well. 
 asmal, Plur. of j*-* semeL 
 asmer, Dusky, brown. 
 asmcn, Superlative of (jr ** semen. 
 uKiiiend, A lie, falshood, 
 *4^ \ esmeyet, To name.
 
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 .,-wt 
 
 or&sww, Corrupted water, osun, dis- 
 position, habit. 
 
 k, Exalting, remaining a whole year. 
 2/ a (A rich man but of mean birth) 
 , marrying a noble lady without fortune. 
 l'*\ es?iaM)lur. of ^\J*M senckh. 
 U** \ isiikd, Attributing, accusing, an cjlegat 
 
 tiqn on the authority of another. 
 U*! as7ia<d, Plur. of jj/w sened. 
 asncit, Plur. of k;^ senct* 
 
 asna>?i, Plur. of ^ senna* 
 \ esna, Tall, long. 
 \ esnemet, Plur. of ^ scncm* 
 esennefj. Plur. of ^^ seneh. 
 \ a$n&, Superlative of U>w scnct. 
 asoo y Curing, healing, composing diiFe- 
 CSIL a, To equal. [rences, 9500, a b.oat, 
 ,\ asiuar, Plur. of j ^ sour. 
 \ asiuat, Plur. of ]Q ^ scwef. 
 \y\aswa>k, Plur. of eJf^* soolt* 
 . \ eswet or oswet, A chief, leader, comforter. 
 \ eswed, Superlative of *\^ sewad. 
 
 eswedetj The female large black serpent. 
 asoodgee, Repose, tranquillity, &c.
 
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 .j j c^T ksoodun, To rest, to repose. 
 o**^T asoodch, Peaceable, tranquil. 
 
 2 v"T asoodch-Jial t Calmness, drc. 
 
 * ~" I asoodchlck, Leisure, quiet. 
 aswcret, Plur. of jl^ scwar* 
 
 I cs^/i Sad, tender-hearted. 
 
 1 eswck, Plur. of 6Lw- 5^^. 
 
 osd/, Flagging, pendulous (belly.) 
 
 aswckt, Plur. of ^^ seual. 
 
 asoon, Stinking. 
 
 cswcyh, Plur. of x, ^ sewcych. 
 
 iseh, Stretching, yawning. [sort. 
 
 is-l;al, Talkativeness, going into a de- 
 
 is-7tad, Lying awake. 
 
 is'har, Waking one from sleep. 
 
 islial, Opening, loosening, purging. 
 
 cslian, Plur. of ^^ sehen. 
 
 \ cs-licran, (Dual) the nose and penis, 
 two veins in the eye, and two in the nose. 
 ^yj < Superlative of ^ sehd. 
 
 t *\ ash,, Superlative of ^ set. 
 
 L^l aseyh, or >^^L^1 A mill. 
 " 
 
 . \ d L^ ) aseybban, A miller, plur. of above* 
 .j!;L-*l asiyazbn, A mill-wright.
 
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 asydhy Plur. of ^^ seeli. 
 asy&f, Plur. of t_JU, sife. 
 s^&Ti, Mournful, lamentable. 
 asycinoon, Plur. of ^U^l asyan. 
 \ aseyanch, Whet-stone, [dy of men, misery. 
 I aseeb> The shock or confusion of a bo- 
 aseyety Grieving, repining. 
 aseer, A prisoner, the stoppage of urine. 
 aseeree, Captivity, slavery. 
 JJMA*. \ asees, A substitute, [ful, servant, lean. 
 ( _ if.\asyef, A hired labourer, subject, sorrow- 
 
 aseefct, (Fern.) grief, servitude. 
 aseel (or *Jut } Equal, even. 
 ^ aseelem, The vein running between the 
 middle or ring finger. 
 ! eseenet, A strong tough cord, hardness. 
 , & I ash, Yv^hen added to a noun or verb 
 
 signifies his, him, &c. ash, meat soup. 
 .*]*.) , &J ash-kerduji, To boil, &c. 
 asha, Like, likel\ r , resembling. 
 
 I- It 1 ashalkt, Plur. of ^o l^) ash&bet. 
 
 
 ;<z?'&?/ee, Red. 
 
 ashhbct, A crowd of people. 
 ashaja, Ilur. of ^1 altsjcu
 
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 l isJiaJ?, A belt or girdle of leather adorned 
 
 with jewels worn by the Ladies round their 
 U;l ishfrrbt, Plur. of ^lii isliaret. [waists. 
 U;l ishhret or isharch> A sign, mark, 
 
 t cslbreh, Plur. of c/ Li sharch. 
 Li| esh&reer, Plur. ofj^i^i eshrkrct. 
 
 \ e&lash. Mirth, jollity. 
 t eshfc-er, Plur. of^jt^ shq-ir. 
 
 I ishb-eh, Publication, [sy*shouw. 
 
 bshkm, A drink, asham, Superlative of 
 (^ ) ashbmendeh, A drinker. 
 *_jUJ a&b&weh] Sheep. 
 ^^Li^ ashau'cc, Plur. of ^S sliawce. 
 voUi cshayol, Plur. of jU\ aslialet. 
 '*j Is 1 esliayom, Plur. of ^.i shyom. 
 
 ^ a^AcZ', To amend a relation by genffe 
 expression, to backbite. 
 A ^ eslilali, Plur. of ^A>^ sJiclceh. 
 ^ ishlar, Giving (money,) a sword. 
 &J islilha, Dying (cloth.) 
 
 aslilbl, Plur. of 3^ s^cic/. fg 6 ^* 
 
 ^ aslilah, Plur of AA 'sJieleh, to be ima- 
 
 1 ishlct, A wolf. ' 
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 ^ ishlekhun, Vomiting.
 
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 , \ asJipcx, A cook. 
 
 t ^A uslipus, A louse. 
 t/~?jj 
 
 fc^Cv* 1 ishpek. Roes or eggs of fish, 
 
 c IC ) cishelgah.,. A privy. 
 
 J> ) eslil>oli Plur. of ^y^i shelul % 
 
 cslital, To go to meet. 
 cslileh) Superlative of .^ shobeJi, 
 
 isjitbd, The 26th day of the month, 
 vt ) ishthftiuit To perceive, hear, 
 U^I IslitcLlunJi y The leg, ankle, 
 lx- ) cshtah, Appetite, desire, 
 
 ishtelotlt, A mixture. 
 \isJitelah, Doubt, uncertainty, 
 
 ishtedid, Fortifying, strengthening, 
 \ oslitor or & A camel. 
 \ ashtcr, Having inverse eye-lids. 
 
 isjitera, Buying, selling. 
 \j&\ ishterak, Partnership. 
 M I j& 1 osTitorlbn or ^j yi^ A camel keeper, 
 isliterat, To bargain, &c. 
 ishtera, To purchase, buy. 
 ishtc-hl, Lighting a fire or candle, 
 isJiteghal, Attention. 
 ishtefb, Recovering health, 
 
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 o ISui I islitekak, The derivation of one name 
 &^l Ishtekb,, A complaint. [from another. 
 U *:xvXil tshfclhoonb, A sceptre. 
 
 ushtelum, Force, taking by force. 
 
 iislitclitm-kurdcn , To force, tak- 
 ing by force. [take in the bosom. 
 
 istttem&l, To wear linen, to ascend, to 
 ishtem&?n, Smelling. [deous place. 
 
 ashlengah, A private apartment, hi- 
 \ oshten knch, A ring for the finger. 
 \^\ Mtehb or j KM Hunger, desire. 
 .1^1 ixhtcharJTo publish, to declare. 
 j& 1 ashler.. Peace. [absent person, or thing. 
 islitcytik, A longing desire to see any 
 ishjb, Strangling, distressing. 
 ashjar, Plur. of ^s^a shcjcr. 
 asJy'fai, Plur. of ^^=0-;; shcjcn. 
 ashjer, Abounding in trees, [the hand. 
 cshja, The joint of the finger next to 
 \ ashje-ut, Plur. of ljsxi shajba. 
 
 ish -Ibn, To be angry. [to backbite. 
 ^ cshhfibs, To send any thing, to derive, 
 
 ash-klibs, Plur. of (ja^i sliekhcs. 
 aslikhem, Shining, resplendent.
 
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 /fl*? 1 isltklioan, A flower, vomiting. 
 
 tshkwes> The white camelion. 
 
 ashed J, Superlative of j^i shedd. 
 ashcdda, Plur. of j^ shedd. 
 eshdak, A large mouth. 
 
 eshzal, Plur. of ^ Js;; shezel. 
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 i I ashcr, Superlative of ^ slierr, also raising 
 ji,\ esherb, Filling (a dish, &c.) [the head. 
 \j2, \ iskrhl, Drinking, one mixed with 
 another, giving notice, dying (cloth,) 
 \^\ ishralet, Plur of v ^i sherul. [claiming. 
 1 ; I aslirbj, tlur. of ^.y; sherj. 
 l^ii i-ahrad, Driving away. 
 ,1^1 ashrar, Plur. of^i 5^er. 
 j^j-i^ ishrkref, A perforated wooden vessel 
 
 into which is put cream or sour milk. 
 *\jz\ ishrks, An ill natured (man,) an herb, 
 \j.Z ] eshr&f, Plur. of ky& sheret. 
 
 esliraf, Receiving news, to cast the 
 eyes upon the ground from a high place, to 
 become eminent. 
 
 ljjsi ashra/at, Plur. of ojy:! ashrbf. 
 &\ ishrak, Beauty. [of^jy; sherfc* 
 
 &\ ashrafc, Entering into partnership, pltuf-
 
 y \j2\ esihrhn, Exulting with joy. 
 Su^ \ eshrcbct, Plur. of jb^i shcrlcf. 
 
 isliret, Any thing notched, [the other. 
 
 eshrcj, Having one testicle larger than 
 ^J asliordun, To knead, to break. 
 
 cslires, Unevenness of temper. 
 
 csliret, Superlative of ^ ^ slicrt. [a door. 
 
 ishra, Making the way clear, opening 
 *s.*\ cslicr-ut, Plur. of ^ \j& sheraa. 
 o^\ cslircf, Superlative of o^i slier cf. 
 5 5* ! aslierfcc, A gold coin. [way. 
 
 j\\~\ aslizar, Twisting a cord the wrong 
 c.U^^ eshsaa, Spreading the lustre of a sabre. . 
 islish,, Looking up. 
 
 cshshl, Plur. of ^XA^ slicsel. 
 cshsar, Plur. of ^j^ sheser. 
 
 ishsas, Going to a distance, (a camel 
 or she goat,) giving little and thick milk. 
 
 tk, Plur. of & shetb,. 
 , Ua \ ishlkn, Plur. of ^i sheten. 
 cshtur, Plur. of j^ shefcr. 
 i^ eshtbt, To force, to become more than 
 enough. [with a crooked billet, 
 
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 csJictef, Plur. of JSA 
 csh-a> To flame, (fire.) 
 I ish-al'> Being separated from friends, 
 csh-ar> Plur. of ^ shear* 
 1 'ish-al, Setting on fire. 
 &\ ish-hn, Catching by the forelock. 
 1 esli-al, (A goat) having the horns dis- 
 tant from each other. [ed with dust. 
 \ esh-as, Dispersed, dishevelled (hair,) spiU 
 J esli-ar, Superlative of ^ shar, 
 esh-iret, Plur. of jU^ sliea,i\ 
 eshah, Plur. of ** shock, 
 , L usghar, A badger* 
 
 eshghal, Plur. of jjbfc sheghel. 
 ? ushghooreh, A kind of animal which 
 carries off the dead bodies from burying 
 ij eshgha, In redundance. [grounds, 
 
 UJ ishja, Recovering (health.) 
 j\J&\ eshfar, Plur. of yii shefer or^/JLii shefeer. 
 6Ujs^ ishf&i, To favour, to fear, [disturb^ 
 .) >J l^&T ashufthneedun, To confound, to 
 
 ^"^ /^^ /* 
 
 .AxA^T ashuftegi, Disturbance, confusion. 
 *.x$&T ashoftun, To be disturbed, to disturb, 
 j\jj#j.\ishjitrar, Separation.
 
 I i'so J 
 
 Superlative of 
 ~1 eshfyet, Plur. of ^ 
 K'I cshuk, Long. 
 
 Uu; J islikah, Removing to a distant place. 
 iJ ish&bz, Repelling, driving away. 
 ishkcukel, A species of wild carrot. 
 
 iMhlenk, The middle joint of the leg. 
 eslikeh. Of a clear bright red. 
 l esMer, A horse, with a red mane and 
 tail the rest of a reddish colour, a camel 
 /j( j& 1 isfykerek, To sigh, [of a very red colour. 
 cshJriyh, Plur. of ^ shckee. [grass. 
 eshk, A tear, dew remaining on the 
 1 ishkci, Complaining. 
 ishkad, Bestowing. 
 cshkhl, Plur. of 3^3^ shekel. 
 isMhl, Difficult, hard. 
 
 i cshklar, Expressing sorrow for the 
 
 loss of some thing, weeping. 
 
 aslikereh, A hunter, a hunting hawk. 
 uslikoz, A bolt. 
 
 - 1 islikcstun or .^u-C- To break. 
 
 ishkek, A rope, ligament or chain. 
 ) w^^e/, Superlative of jj^ shekel.
 
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 \ esMelet, Propounding any thing difB* 
 ashkem or f" The belly. [cult. 
 
 iVisMefl, The extremity of any thing. 
 
 X^ " ) ish&enj, The bone of the arm from 
 the elbow to the wrist. 
 
 islikenjeh, Torment, pain. 
 
 \shkendun, To oppress, to break. 
 ashkool, Any building on the top of 
 a house for the use of taking air. 
 asJikoor, The seventh heaven. 
 
 asMoofeh, Bud. 
 
 asligooneh, Fear, the cause of fear. 
 
 vC-| ishkee, Vinegar. 
 * 
 
 eslil, A measure of Bussora, about forty 
 
 cubits, eshel, paralytick hand. 
 \ eshlci, Members of the body. 
 I eshemm, Aquiline nosed, a high moun- 
 tain, respectable (lord.) [tune of another. 
 ^Ut ishmat, Receiving pleasure at the misfor- 
 ^Icc;^ ishmar f Making one to proceed. 
 u* l<w \ ihsmbs, Clear (as when the sun shines.)
 
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 ishmaa, To give light to. [the north. 
 \ islimbl, Gathering (fruit,) blowing from. 
 -U-j ishmam, Shedding perfume, walking 
 
 with the head erect. 
 3^ \ esJime^, Superlative of j^i sliemel. 
 U'T asJma or ^T A friend, a swimmer, 
 fe I; A 1 ishnat, To discharge. 
 iyd-i&l ishnhftun, To understand, [-laughter. 
 gJU^l eslinhk, Mulct of expiation (for man- 
 
 .'ll'^T aslm:iyce, Acquaintance, &c. 
 ll^z,\ eshncl', Having a clean mouth and teeth, 
 iz,\ cshna, Superlative of skena. 
 
 j U2- } ush?ial, A knot moss on a tree. 
 2^1 aslmood, Name of the second of the 
 five days added to the last month of the 
 Persian year, in order to make their 
 twelve months of thirty days each, equal 
 , j 1 ishnooder, Sneering at. [to a solar year. 
 I ushnooseh, Sneezing. 
 
 ishnecdun or t\J^^ To hear. 
 eslnvbt, Plur. of bj *fct*tf. 
 cahw(ik t Plur. of oyi shewk. 
 eshwal, Ilur. of .Jyi slionl. 
 l ashool', Tumult, disturbance, a poker.
 
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 ashordun, To mix, to ferment. 
 
 , Intrepid. 
 eshwa, Having ugly locks (of hair.) 
 
 \ (tshoftegee. Uneasiness of mind. 
 
 aslioftun, To be disturbed. 
 ashwek, Superlative of oyi showk. [fire. 
 - ! ashoon, Any thing used fur stirring up a 
 cshiveh, Haying a malignant or fascinat- 
 asheh, Gum armoniac, assafoetida. [ing eye* 
 J esli-had, Plur. of .XA\ JK sha-hed. [day. 
 ^ esli-hcl, Clear, serene (night,) cold, frosty- 
 csh-her, Superlative of^^ sheher. 
 esh-ha, Superlative of ^& sheha. [horse. 
 esA^,, A white spot on the forehead of a 
 eslieyci or ol^U&l Plur. of ^ sAey. 
 asheya, Like, nest. 
 aslieyab, Leaping (ahorse.) 
 eshyhkh, Plur. of g\ ft A sliyelih. 
 l asliyaa, Plur. of ^i 5/zaa. 
 J asTieyan or *5Uii A nest. 
 ^UKI asheyhn-kerdun, To build a nest, 
 esliyel, White haired, grey headed. 
 esliyer, Plur. of ^ 5^ezV. 
 ashisah. Secret, conscious. 
 
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 I esJiyem, Distinguished by any natural 
 '-! asheen, A baker. [mark, 
 
 \ csliycli, Wicked. 
 iss, A foundation; ass, to harden. 
 
 iscilet, Arriving at, reaching, wanting, 
 asale or */oU>t Plur. of x^ seta. 
 ishd, A morass or bog. 
 ashdcJi, Plur. of 6*x*> sedk. 
 sar, A short rope for fastening the in- 
 ferior parts of the tent to the tent poles 
 t\>o\ is&ret, Filling with desire. [orpins. 
 asarern, Plur. of- f ^ sorem. 
 asbtel, Plur. of ^a\ estel. 
 asbghcr, Plur. of *> segher< 
 asal, Plur. of 3^ 1 ascL 
 
 iMety Constancy, a state of mind 
 free from doubts or changes. 
 
 asalcf, Plur. of UL* sclfh. [one. 
 
 eslabf To be quiet, intending to hurt 
 aslah, Plur. of ^\>*p solch, eslah, to re- 
 jl> f ,\islar, To speak, wait, delay, [turn, dawn. 
 .l>x>\ aslar, Plur. ^ of scler. 
 
 ', (A man,) ambidextrous. 
 asbagh, Plur, of **
 
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 t-vw! 
 
 f^yx>\ eslek, Red, beautiful, 
 K>^5 i$a (OT usla,) A finger, to sign, 
 
 oslohet, Dawn, morning. 
 aslee (or LAX^J ) Plur. of i ^ Ja selee, 
 ustomet, A confluence, the middle. 
 aselih, Superlative of ^VASA? selieeli. 
 es-ha, Heaven, a clearing up of the clouds, 
 
 as-hal or u^A=.L3^ Plur. of c^ 
 ! as-holet, White inclining to red. 
 <:'5- k I ft, d, Basking in the sun, 
 asda,, Plur. of \j^ secli^ 
 isdad, Hindering. 
 isdar, Producing, making appear, 
 asdagh, Plur. of jv* sedeh*. 
 
 , . 
 
 asdaf, Plur. of c _ ?<x*> sedef. 
 asdak, Plur. of c_jJ^ $ede%* 
 oscfe?, Plur. of A^ sedet 
 asder, Having a large breast. 
 
 asdeky Superlative of OXA 5e^, 
 a&dekcL, Plur. of o^l> skdefc. 
 
 5^/a, Skilful in camels, conversant in 
 every thing belonging to them. 
 aser, Returning, breaking, obliging, in- 
 , Sin, agreement, [eluding.
 
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 .-**' 
 
 isral, Bestowing, giving* 
 imar, Persisting in any thing bad* 
 l asrbf, Plur. of uJj^ seref. 
 israft Superfluous expence. 
 *a I isram, Poor, destitute, the approach of 
 the season for cutting the palms. 
 asram, Plur. of-^ serein, 
 isret, Affinity; isret, favor, grace. 
 
 , A poor man, having no family. 
 asrcmaii, Night and day. 
 istclar, Patience. 
 istolet, Hemp. 
 ittclel, See 3^1^ asiclcl. 
 ustur, A pound troy. 
 istoreR, A sweet gum called storax. 
 ustereh, A troy balance. 
 istifo, Electing, choosing. 
 
 isti&a&, Collision. [ashes. 
 
 astekmet, Bread baked under the 
 istilah, A correct elegant way of speak- 
 ing or writing, term, idiom. 
 
 ilklibt , Plur. of ^^a\ istilah. 
 ustumef, The greater or middle part of 
 any thing.
 
 cUk*)} Istinha, A favour, receiving favour, [sist* 
 CJ 1/f ^*^ ' istinaa-fcurduti, To favour, toas- 
 V U*>1 as-al, Superlative of _***, sa&. [ground, 
 A U^l is-bd, Distilling, to ascend upon any high 
 U*J ?Var, Turning the face obliquely, (a ca- 
 mel) having his head turned backward by 
 sickness. [understanding. 
 
 ^U*?! is-ati, Having a small head and a weak 
 xy\ as-w, Wry necked or mouthed. 
 isghah or, Uu^l Hearing, diminishing. 
 asglier, Superlative of x& segher. [side^ 
 asgha, Having the head inclined to one 
 isfkt Cliusing, wanting, making clear. 
 isfah, Refusing a petitioner, to widen. 
 
 ftsfuf, Plur. of < i^ scf. 
 
 isfak, Standing or appearing for an- 
 other, assisting, agreeing, milking, shutting 
 j^J asfbn, Plur. of ^yu* sefan. [the door. 
 asfer, Yellow, pale, black. 
 
 U Lyn^ I 'isfehsular, The general of an army. 
 ( 
 
 asfya, Plur. of (5 L^ se/ee. 
 
 ! cskal, Approaching softly, stealing upon 
 game in order to seize it. 
 
 isfcfra, Covered with hoar frost*
 
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 J asil or asl, A cause, root, foundation, 
 /ww, To cast upon the fire. [principle* 
 eslat, Drawing (a scymitar.) 
 islah, Correcting, reconciling. 
 \ islhd, Hard. 
 
 W/&1, Sounding loud, croaking. 
 csl&l, Plur. of 3^ 5e/a/. 
 aslun, A lion. 
 
 aslub or v tt*J Plur. of cJ^ *o7o?'. 
 aselet, Having a wide forehead (a man.) 
 aselet, Universality. 
 , Bald, deaf. 
 
 , Superlative of ^>JL^ *c/e^. [plants. 
 , Bald (man,) (ground) producing no 
 \ aslem, Having the ears cut close to the 
 head. [good family. 
 
 aslee, Original, noble by birth, of a 
 .iUU>J asleyhn, Plur. of J^l aslec. 
 
 ^\ asm, Deaf, a dreadful kind of serpent. 
 asmflr, Plur. of ^ s^wrr. 
 asmet, oU*>J Silent, tacit. 
 \ asmekliet, Plur. of ^ U*, semakh. [sword. 
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 asme-hn, Dual, bold of heart, arkd pene- 
 trating in mind. [art and acquiring it. 
 U* \ isnha, Applying to the learning of any 
 ^s.\Zj,o\asna,-ee, Plur. of ^> sena. 
 asnaf, Plur. of c_i;^ sewe/I 
 asn&m, Plur. of ^^ sencm. 
 isnan, Looking proud, disdainful. 
 o U0 I isnhky Taking care of the stocks &c. of 
 asnukh, Plur. of ^ M senukh. [another, 
 astra, Plur. of \^a sewh. 
 astvat, Plur. of ^^ sewef, 
 asw af, Plur. of o^*, soof. 
 ttswelj Superlative of ^\ya sewab. 
 \ asweletee, Improvement. 
 asiuer, Desirous, eager. 
 \ (tsooret, Plur. of 'i jito sooref. 
 \ asooS) Stout (camel,) 
 asoof, Bearing or producing wool, 
 usool, Plur. of j^t asel, a tone. 
 is-ha, Galling or wounding (ahorse) on 
 the middle of the back. 
 as-'har, Plur. of ^ sehr. 
 \ asycif, Plur. of cJU^ syef. 
 ascyet, A decree of fate, necessity, 
 tendency to danger, mortality.
 
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 5 jug* \ asecctct, A pen for sheep. 
 2 \ ascer, Near, neighbouring. 
 
 ased, Original, inborn, the evening. 
 13*^1 ascehir-rbe, Sound in judgment. 
 asiyeh, A kind of gruel or pottage made 
 of flour, almonds &c. [water flows. 
 
 , \ aw, A low gravelly place into which 
 ,\,o\ azat, Kindling, lighting. 
 jUl <hMeer f Plur. of ^ l/^ \ izlarct. 
 Ut azb,t, Stagnant water. 
 ^ U \ azahce, Plur. of Ue i azlia. 
 U \ iz&z, A holy place, any place to which 
 one goes for health. 
 
 t waul, Losing, destroying. [assisting. 
 izafet, Addition, attribute, invitation, 
 U ] azafec, Having relation to, respecting. 
 la i azk 7 .^ Plur. of ^La zelk. 
 
 \ azhmeem, Plur. of 'L*^*>\ izmamcf. 
 izj?i> Abounding in sheep. 
 ozoll, Plur. of ^\ azubl. 
 izba, Appearing rising (stars,) oppressing 
 the spirit, by concealing any thing. 
 
 azlks, Plur. of +**> zeles. [of books. 
 
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 izlaret, A collection of writers, a pile
 
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 azlety An ambidexter, a knave, lion, 
 
 azlu, Plur. of *A^ zclb. 
 a \ itjar, Provoked, plagued, feeble, weak. 
 
 \ izjaa, Making one to recline on the 
 ground on a bed, &c. [band. 
 
 at/jet, Wife having an aversion to a hus- 
 
 azjem, Distorted in any member, parti- 
 cularly about the head. 
 J izha, A solemn festival (which they call 
 a sacrifice^ celebrated on the tenth day of 
 a^ji zofhijv, the last month of the 
 Arabian year, which is dedicated to religious 
 1 a%ha,l, Plur. of ^ %zlicl. [ceremonies. 
 l azliooket, Any thing ludicrous, a joke. 
 
 azhiyet, (A night) serene without a 
 
 axltlicm, Bulky, big, gross, fat. [cloud. 
 
 a%da,d, Plur. of ^a zed. 
 
 I izral, Turning the face, to order to 
 izrah, Removing, corrupting. [beat, 
 
 azrar, Plur. of y,^ %eret\ 
 
 \ izrks, Astonishing, confounding. 
 
 izrat, Destroying. 
 e\ far(i(i> Making one submissive, being 
 near, bringing forth a colt (a camel) and 
 giving milk a little while before the birth. 
 
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 izrbm, Kindled, set on fire. 
 izreej, A kind of yellow garment es- 
 pecially of silk. [ed with meat. 
 
 izreerb, Having the stomach overload- 
 \'i%tirbl, Tormenting, troubling. 
 izterar, Conjuring, being forced. 
 iz-af, Doubling. 
 
 a \ az-cf, Superlative of c_ix*i zaf. 
 izgJi&> Forcing one to cry out, complain. 
 
 azglihs, Plur. of ^J^ zcghes. 
 izgliagli, Having plenty of provision 
 (chit fly of corn and other annual produce 
 >o \ azbcl, Naked. [of lands.) 
 
 azzcll, Superlative of ^> zelL 
 axlba, Plur. of ^b zela. 
 izlal, Seduction into error, spoiling. 
 azla, Strong, powerful. 
 l uzloolet, Mistake, blunder, fault, sin. 
 azwn, Passion, rage, inflammation. 
 azmaty Plur. of ^b\ aziim. 
 wnar, Hiding, covering. 
 l izmamet, A crowd, a flock. 
 
 izmchlhl, Vanishing, disappearing. 
 \ azmk, Having black lips.
 
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 iznk, Having many children, destroying, 
 
 azu'ci, Plur. of^i o^. [desire. 
 
 zwhj, Plur. of s> *> %ewoj. 
 \ azwcia, Plur. of^^ 20^0. [silly, 
 
 j azwet, Void of understanding, ridiculous, 
 J izhhd, Oppressing, overpowering. 
 izlial, (A palm) bearing ripe dates. 
 azyaf, Plur. of (^SA>^ %ee/! 
 azyhk, Narrow. [words, 
 
 l it abet, Speaking soothingly, giving good 
 a 5 itahet, Setting the hair, a-flowing, 
 destroying. [another. 
 
 \ itar, A circle, any thing that surrounds 
 ll I itaret, Putting to flight, causing to 
 ^ ^ itatet, Sound, hunger. [move rapidly. 
 U^ ita-ut, Subjecting one's obedience. 
 s! ii&fet, Going round, stealing upon any 
 animal softly in order to catch it. 
 J italiet, Able, capable, 
 i atal, Plur. of $b\ etel. 
 *\\}o\ italet, Extending, prolonging. 
 * \3o \ itcLin, Costiveness from indisposition. 
 5U 110 1 itanet, Covering any thing with mud. 
 4-0 Us \ itb-yeb, Plur. of ^a^ ateel,
 
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 ilia, Removing, turning from. 
 j a/&ia, Plur. of *b tela. 
 , Plur. of 
 , Plur. o 
 
 3ULJ 0fce/, Plur. of ^ tel. 
 atlekh, Foolish, stupid. 
 atliket, Indiscreet, ridiculous, unrca- 
 , Copious, abounding. [sonable* 
 
 it-hdh, Letting fall, throwing. 
 'it-har, Circumcising. 
 i atcd, Box- thorn wood. 
 atr, Bending (a bow, &c.) surrounding. 
 \ itra, A hyperbole, exaggeration, ampli- 
 fication, immoderate praise, renewing. 
 \jb \ itrbl', To gladden. 
 ' itrah, Throwing. 
 
 itrkd, Proceeding one after another. 
 atrar, Plar. of ^^ tcrer. 
 itr&s; Plur. of ^ > ters. 
 a^/,Plur. of O^D teref. [on the ground. 
 itrak, Lending, silencing, fixing the eyes 
 itram, Contracting, a dirty colour (teeth.) 
 ifred, Casting away, erasing. 
 atntJi, Plur. of (-Jo^Jb t creek.
 
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 ! ntrmvan, The higher part of any run-* 
 utroosJi, Deaf, [ing water or body of water. 
 - LJs ! iisbm, Having food undigested, the flow- 
 ^J atshee, A flint stone. [ing of the sea. 
 
 it-am, Giving food or meats, eating. 
 at-emet, Pltar. of *Ub ta-am. [into mistake. 
 itgJia, Drawing aside, debauching, leading 
 iffa, Extinguishing a fire, &c. 
 itjah, Filling till the liquor runs over, 
 itfar, flaking a horse to leap. 
 atfal, Plur. of jj^ tcfcl. 
 atfaz, Plur. of jJLIa tefez. 
 if I, The rib-part of animals, an edge. 
 iila, Rubbing the body with oil &c. 
 Toil), Being far off, seeking, finding. 
 \ itlali, Tiring, wearing (camel.) 
 atlas, Plur. of y^Jik telus. 
 itlaa, To make known, to vomit, ittelaa t 
 to ascend on a high place. 
 
 'lak, Releasing, dismissing, sending 
 away, opening (the hand, )beingliberal, &c. 
 b ! atles, Satin, bald, wolf, kid, (money) 
 unstamped with a lawful impression. 
 \ it limb, Sweating all over the body 
 
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 \ itlmtk&t Removing from one place to 
 \ it Unfa, Fixed to the ground, [another. 
 1 atlch, Plur. of *)& teleh. 
 \ alum, To be angry, otom, a castle of 
 stone, any square edifice with aflat roof. 
 o \ itwha, Inspiring, creating. 
 itmzl, Erasing, writing. 
 \itmeenh,n 9 Repose, rest, &c. 
 I ihia, Poisoning, killing. 
 
 itn&l', Plur. of ^\sio tanb.1. 
 iinhlet, An umbrella, shade, shelter. 
 \ itnakh, Having indigestion. 
 \ ilnbft To ascend upon mountains. 
 \ itnhn, To make a sound as ducks, &c. 
 l atu'b,d> Plur. of i 3 b ^ozi'c^. 
 Plur. of JS ^ tucer. 
 Hur. of^^ teu-oos. 
 \ atwb.lt, Plur. of 6^ towk. 
 atwel, Superlative of ^ fool. 
 b\ aioom, A sea-tortoise, turtle or its thick- 
 it, \ z/-M, Diligent, skilful. [er shield. 
 
 , Plur. of 
 
 ^^ \il-hbf, Lightening. 
 ^ Ul= J aty&l>, Plur. of 
 

 
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 l aiyctr, Plur. of ^> teer. 
 \ atycly Superlative of t ^ teelr. 
 \ a teer, Sin, crime. 
 
 \ ateet, Making a noise, the noise made 
 by a camel's colt, rattling of the belly. 
 j \]o \ azzar, A nurse. 
 jf3\&\ azafecr, Plur. of yfc 5;e/er. 
 ^li i azlce, Plur. of ^li seee. 
 v-_, 1-^fe ! czrkl, Plur. of v ^& cre^. 
 <J^ii I a%rvf t Superlative of <jj& vcrf. 
 j [ib \ w/ar, To conquer, to overcome. 
 jyij^ azfoor, A nail, -talon. 
 o yt \ czlaf, Plur. of ^U5 se/?//*. 
 ^ ^is \ ^/a/, Plur. of % ?& zefol. 
 
 \ azlem, Superlative of ^Xi2> zoliri. 
 
 uzloofet, Ground covered with sharp 
 rugged stones. [ an 7 thing. 
 
 ^\ izmh, Making thirsty, panting after 
 <]o\ azma, Black (cloud or shadow,) brown 
 
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 \j]o !?zwfif72,Mistrusting,doubting. [wither'dlip. 
 \^o \ c%-har,~Plur. ofzotte?*, ?z/?w, revealing, d!s- 
 jjo \ czhcr, Superlative of y> \& xaher. [covering. 
 U! e-d, A chest, purge, sheath. 
 OoU \ a-hled Plur. of
 
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 *1 U 1 a-hjem, Plur. of ^ of em. 
 
 a-ajeel, Plur. of ^^s. ajeel. 
 
 :i f-drf, Reducing, recalling. 
 
 U \ i-adeh, Returning, bringing back. 
 U \ abdee, Plur. of ^ j^ c^/oo. 
 5 i U 1 i-bzet, Flying for refuge. 
 . lc ^ i-hret, Lending, a loan. 
 
 acirez, Plur. of 
 i u ^ ahslieer, Plur. of ^ 
 & U ^ i-kshet, Living. 
 5 . u j i-azct, Indigent, poor. 
 1^*0 U I aciselj Plur. of 
 Co>^ U 1 i-hset, Entangling, reducing to want. 
 vw*, U ^ auseer,luT.of*jj*. aseret.[for another. 
 M ic I i-hzet, Giving one thing in return 
 '+& U 1 aazeniy Plur. of ^ a%w?/?. 
 J U i a-^/ee, Plur. of ,_ c/ee. 
 *3 U ^ i-kneh or CJU ! i-bnet, Help, assistance. 
 1 f . /3 IP 1 i-anee-kurdun, To support, to fa- 
 
 u \ a&wer, Plur. of .^ ae^er. [vour. 
 
 -? 3 
 
 Uc | ft -/^, Like, resembling. 
 
 r , Purchasing, as a captive. 
 r , Plur. of 
 j G^WC/, Plur. of
 
 t 
 
 \ a~ld t Plur. of j Uc alhl. [ing, 
 
 . Us 1 f-fa&i Making one to consent, content- 
 Us \ i-tad, Causing to number. 
 Uc! i-tak, Bestowing freedom, giving leave. 
 
 i-tam, Becoming dark (night.) 
 si i-tan, Being severe (to a debtor,) 
 i-telcid, Reducing to slavery. 
 i-tclar, Respect, honour, reasoning or 
 computing by comparison,being astonished. 
 , Mischief, wrong. [sameness. 
 iiedal, Right, honesty, uprightness, 
 ) i-tedbl-kitrdun, To temper, to 
 ;= \i-tczar, To excuse, an apology, [moderate. 
 \jiz\i-tcrb, t A contagion, transmitting, [review. 
 u&\jZs. \i-tcr ax, To oppose, pride, disobedience, 
 ttUMjXcl frter&zbl, Plur. of ^^Xs? i-fer&z. 
 I JAC I i-terhf, Acknowledgement, waiting, 
 asking, acquainting, [on another in battle. 
 I J^i i-terak, Compression, pressing one up- 
 \.Xs^ i-te%a%, Becoming beloved. 
 
 i-tczhl, Abdicating, schism, [deavour. 
 i-tezhm, Application of the mind, en- 
 i-tesam Preserving one's self from sin. 
 
 i-tesad, Being in the middle, going right, 
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 Zc I i-teykd, Supporting, assisting. 
 
 i-tetitd. Confidence, faith. 
 ^i-tekad-lordun or ^ 
 mad-kurdun, To place confidence. 
 i-teka,lj Seizing (a horseman.) 
 <J l^iXc J i-tekbf, Restraining. 
 
 i-tdh, Exalting, compressing. 
 
 i-telal, To be sick, seeking for a pre- 
 text, to enquire of any one, turning (a man 
 from a resolution.) 
 
 i-temhd; Depending upon, supported 
 (by any thing,) confidence, endeavouring, 
 tt u-toolet, A mutual cause of quarrel, 
 '-^^rf, Returning, accustomed to a tiling. 
 i-sar, Causing one to look down. 
 
 i-sh,%, (Ground) fruitful, abounding. 
 i-sb,m, Sewing slightly, (a purse.) 
 IkJ i-skn, Smoking (fire.) 
 i-jhj, Windy (day.) 
 a-jo,*, Plur. of -j& ajuz. 
 
 t-j&f, Wasting. 
 
 i-j&l, Hurryingi urging. [foreigner. 
 i-j&m, Speaking incorrectly, or like a 
 i-jan, Going on board a ship.
 
 , Being amazed, giving pleasure, [belly. 
 j\'a-jer, Bulky, fat, large, prominent in the 
 ^1 a-jcm, Speaking barbarously, (including 
 all who cannot speak Arabick or who 
 speak it without elegance,) (a goat or deer) 
 having a white spot on the fore-feet. 
 ajemh, Brutish, (as being dumb.) 
 
 s 
 
 a-jenetj Plur. of ^^ jenoon. 
 \ i-jol'ch, Wonderful, prodigious. 
 a-da, Plur. of ^^s. adoo. 
 i-da, Contaminating, corrupting by di- 
 sease, &c. (a judge) assisting or redressing 
 any injury done by one another. 
 a-da,d, Plur. of s&s. aded. 
 
 i-dak, "Unsettled, uncertain what to 
 do, ask 'or take, searching any thing in 
 a-dal, Plur. of ^ ^ fi add. [the winter. 
 i-dam, Ruining, destroying, hindering. 
 a^adel, Superlative of ^jsc adel. 
 K! i-zzl, Tormenting, sweet water. 
 \ a-zar, Plur. of y*& n%ur. 
 sc^ a-xa/r, Plur. of 6os* azyk. 
 s1 l-rb,]j, Explaining, abusing, .marking 
 (Arabick) with vowel points.
 
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 * JA ] a-ralee, A vagabond, a wanderer, [arj. 
 \j*\ i-raj> Making lame, a-rhj, PJtir. of ^^ 
 ~^l a-rbs, I'lur. of tj.j* oroos, i-ras, the 
 married state, accompanying with women. 
 \js. t a-rash, Plur. of j^^ aresh. 
 jo\js.\ a-rbs, PJur. of JL^^C arest. 
 oljs.\ a-rax, Plur. of ^ c arex, i-raz, turn- 
 ing away the face, to be published, hap- 
 \ a-raf, Plur. of o ^* aref. [pening, 
 1 a-r&&, Plur. of 6^.c are^. 
 -re;', A cripple from birth. 
 a-aref, Superlative of o^c aref. 
 z-zh, Plur. of ^c z%. 
 v !^! a-zbl, Batchelor. [veneration, 
 
 jl^fil -^%, Honor, respect, magnificence, 
 t > *j^ji\y i \i-Z(iz-kurdun t To honor, to respect, 
 ^jri /z-^a/, Plur, of lyt] azel. 
 ^yt\ i-zcin> Sharing, partitioning. 
 f l*MX^ i-s*un, Having the limbs stiff and mo- 
 tionless from an aridity in the joints. 
 ^\ a-%el, Unarmed (person,) rainless clouds, 
 
 a horse lashing his hips with his tail. 
 vc | a-axet, Superlative of ys. a%. 
 
 , Running away (the wolf.)
 
 ] i~sar, Meeting with difficulties. 
 =. \ a-ser, Sinister, left handed. 
 
 i-slia, Making purblind-, giving or receiv- 
 I i-shcib, Grassy (ground.) [ing a supper. 
 a-shar, Plur of ^&c aslier, i-shar, being 
 \ a-shash, Plur. of ^s. ush. [ten in number. 
 i-s/<af, Indisposed from indigestion. 
 a-5<i or ^x^cl Plur. of Uac esa, 
 ! a-sa,]}j Plur. of ^^s. aselr. 
 i i-sad, Bending (the n,eck.) 
 \ a-sar, Plur. of ^s. a-ser. 
 ! i-saf, Blowing vehemently (wind,) 
 bearing leaves, passing swiftly by (horse,) 
 a-sal, Plur. of j^c aseL [killing, &c. 
 ci i-S2tn, Fighting, keeping one's self steady 
 (on horse back) by laying hold of any thing. 
 *aci i-skn, Distorted, difficult business. 
 ^\ a-sej, Bald on the forehead, 
 \ a-sur, Plur. of ^^zs. aser. [arrow. 
 .] a-sel, Much distorted, a tooth, crooked 
 a-sem, A doe or goat having white on 
 one of the fore feet and black on the other, 
 a crow having a w^hite beak. 
 
 -%a, Plur. of ^^ ozoo. 
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 v Uc I i-zal, Breaking a horn, (a sheep.) 
 
 a-zcid, Plur. of j^ nzud. 
 ac I i-zhz, Causing one to take a morsel with 
 it \ a-zcd, Having slender arms, [his teeth* 
 
 a-zemet, Plur. of +s. a%m. 
 I a-att, Long. 
 i-ata, Bestowing. 
 i-thl, Destro} 7 ing, ruining. 
 i-tash, Being thirsty. 
 i-taf, Plur. of c_k c atf. 
 $ Iks! -/a/, Plur. of jLc a/t'/. 
 
 a-tbn, Plur. of ( .Jar a-ten. 
 2-2^2, Making a man strong. [* n g' 
 i-zam, Honouring, respeeting, magnify- 
 i-zel.', Large in body, bad indisposition. 
 c-zcm, Superlative of ^ 
 /flr, Excusing, liberating. 
 
 \ a-far, Plur. of ^ ofcr. 
 s \ i-fas, Stopping up the mouth of any 
 bottle or vessel. [things forbidden. 
 
 d i-fof, Making one to forbear from 
 
 i-f*ils> Going backwards and forwards. 
 
 a-fct, Indiscreet, stupid, heavy.
 
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 \ a-fes, One who exposes himself to danger. 
 l a-&a, Very bitter, spitting out any thing 
 on account of its bitterness. 
 Uc \ i-&bl, Alternately with another, a~kb,l, 
 . \ i-kcid, Making thick, [plur. of cJb akeb. 
 
 fr, Making water bitter. 
 lie I i-fol> Obtaining intelligence, wise. 
 Us ' i-fcbm, Rendering the womb incapable of 
 a-kel, Plur. of v lxc o^a^'. [conception. 
 a-ked, Plur. of jju a^'c?. 
 a-^e/, Superlative of jJ?U a-kel. 
 < ?'-&, To thicken, to condense. 
 t i-'kor, Having a troop of camels (from 
 5o to loo,) making any thing dirty. 
 
 , Changing the colour of the hair, 
 , Plur. o 
 a-kkm, Plur. of 
 
 - 
 
 5 a-kbn, Plur. of 
 
 icl -^^, Dead (a horse,) having the root 
 of his tail strong and thick. 
 l a-la, High, i-la, exalting, being superior, 
 being in the upper part of any thing, [up. 
 
 rt a-lakurdun, TQ raise, to elate, to lift 
 
 i- lfrs, Mixing together,
 
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 Plur. of gvXs 
 <z-/a/, Plur. of LX^ alet. 
 a~laf, Plur. of <__iXr a/< 
 tf-/aA', Plur. of i_ 
 c i i- /a/, jNfaking camels drink a second 
 time, driving camels from the water be- 
 fore they have quenched their thirst. 
 i-lam, Informing, giving notice, marking. 
 -^J i-lam-dadiM, To give information. 
 i-litn, Publishing, declaring. 
 a-letct, Plur. of tiXc alet. 
 a- lew, Plur. of JU blew. 
 i-lenlb,, Rising up or putting one's self 
 in a threatening attitude, to erect the 
 bristles or feathers (as dogs, cocks, &c.) 
 i i-lcnda, Bulky (camel.) [when irritated. 
 i-lcnkas, Black (hair of the head.) 
 u-koMct, Plur. of iU&c alamet. 
 a-ala, Superlative of ^c <7/a. 
 a-fl//z, Universal, concerning all. 
 a-atnci, Plur. of ^ a///&. [pillars, &c.) 
 ! i-awad Sustaining, strengthening (by 
 \ a-iuar, Plur. of^? o?;//\ 
 ^ t-wd5, Concealing, hiding.
 
 i-M&fr, Making deep. 
 a-mal, Plur. of ^ amul. 
 
 a-maleJi, Blindness. 
 ^ Is 1 a-mcim, Plur. of ^ flm. [in a place. 
 ^ Is 1 i-mbn, Entering into or living constantly 
 s 4X5 J a-medct, Plur. of Ag J a?wec?. [blind man. 
 a-mewee or ^ Mistake, fault, sin^ 
 Us ! a-ncd^ Plur. of ojs ayzeZ'. 
 Uc 1 i-nxt, Killing, murdering, 
 i! i-najy Leading a camel by the halter, 
 a rope under the bottom of a bucket fas- 
 tened to the handles. (vein.) 
 c \ i-nbd, Bleeding so as not to be stopped 
 &\ i-?ia%, Making one deny. 
 
 i-nhs, A. girl above the age of puberty. 
 \ i-nxs, Having few and scattered hairs. 
 
 i-naf, Troublesome. 
 \ i-nkn, Rein. 
 a-nel, Having a large nose. 
 a-nesh, Having six fingers. 
 a-nek, Plur. of 6Uc enah. 
 a-enneh, Plur. of ^Ue enan. 
 a-ivad, Plur. of ^ ^ oivd. 
 \ a-ivaz, Impoverishing.
 
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 \ a-uu%, Plur. of 
 
 a-wa?n, Plur. of f U am. 
 \ a-ii'b,n, Plur. of ^ ^ own. [other effects. 
 i-ttxili, Suffering loss in cattle, corn, or 
 a-u'ej, Bent, perverse; , 
 
 a-icejaj, Crookedness. 
 a-ivcr, One eyed> feeble, vile, cursed. 
 \ a-u'cs, Lustre, polish, the instrument 
 with which any thing is polished. 
 
 \ a-u'Cs, Difficult verses, &c. [to cattle. 
 Lt ] i-hk, Affected by a distemper incident 
 o Le \ i-lihli, Doingany thing with chearfulness. 
 Uc \ a-vb,, A man having an impediment in 
 a us 1 a-yacl, PJur. of .v^ ?W. [his speech. 
 ^U-. ^ a-yar, Plur. of ^x 
 ^Url a-?/a5, Plur. of 
 e Us 1 a-^7/, Plur. of ^ 
 IP! ^-^-//a or toi, (In the Mogul and Khou- 
 
 arasmian dialect,) head master, &c. 
 S3U1 igtifoet, Relief, succour. 
 ^ IP ). ,g//r, Wetting, moistening. 
 g^ U I igli&ret, Flowing down upon land 
 (water,) mending the space, marrying a 
 second wife. [of a door, an entrance. 
 
 t , U> 1 aghkreh, A kind of loose shoe, a step
 
 Ui 
 
 (/;U>) agharee, A vessel -. [solved, 
 
 i x u J(P 1 aghareedwi, To moisten, to be dis- 
 UM aghaz, A commencement, beginning. 
 1 j(f 1 agJiaza, A slipper, an entrance, [mence. 
 
 S t 
 
 ' j. /yT hghaz-licidtm, To begin, to coin- 
 , -i^lpT hghaaJi, Recorded, accumulated. 
 .'&(?JagJi&shtun, To heap up. 
 
 ighhzet, INIaking water to decrease. 
 igka^etf Increasing, raising, indignation^ 
 aghkfet, Making one to stoop, or sub-* 
 aghal) More than enough. [miU 
 
 aghalet, (A woman) giving suck to a 
 child while cohabiting with a man, (a 
 man) exposing a child to danger, by co- 
 habiting with the mother whilst giving suck. 
 aglialesli, Inducing a foolish person 
 to do any thing that is bad, accumulation. 
 .y&JUl aglialeshtun, To accumulate. 
 ..OvAJUJ agkaleedun> To stir up, to wake, to 
 rouse, inflame, animate (to battle, &c.) to 
 aghblet, Plur. of ^u glielet. [put to flight. 
 aghbmet, Cloudy (sky.) 
 aghanet, Immersed in grief or love, 
 j U V aghbnee, Plur. of Ui g
 
 UM 
 VO U i agltkyesh, Corruption. 
 
 i*/(^&J fighayan, Plur. of U>T. ag/*&. 
 Uil ighla. Raining slightly. 
 j Ul i vglilar, Plur. of ^ ghclcr. 
 .<ji Uc \ eight ash, Plur. of ^i gholesh. [bage, 
 Is Ui 1 ighlat. Ground covered thick with her- 
 aghbes, Inclining to a dust colour. 
 ighbera, Indignation, stained with dust. 
 ^ ! aghkes, Bay horse, dusky coloured rose, 
 brown wolf. [into foreign parts. 
 
 ^ 1 ightirab, Becoming foreign, travelling 
 \ ightirar. Ambition, deceived. [hand.) 
 J !^< igfiteftaft Drinking water (out of the 
 UJ! \ iglitcs3.lt A washing of the body. 
 
 I ighfcsdl. Seizing violently. [fat. 
 
 ightefcif, Well fed cattle, becoming 
 ightoJiIam, Lewd or forward behaviour. 
 aghtuw, Speaking indistinctly. 
 c lo.= \ ightemam, Melancholy, sorrow. 
 - UX i ightemim, Getting spoil or plunder 
 
 ighteya?', Traducing, murmuring a- 
 gainst (the absent.) [suddenly. 
 
 igliteykl, Rushing upon or attacking 
 licl ighsbs, Impure (in speech,) becoming 
 lean (cattle.)
 
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 ighdad, Seized with the plague (a ca- 
 j\ ^ I aghJar t \ur. of J4 xr gheder. [mel,) angry* 
 J 1 .xs \ ighdtyf, Losing or dropping a veil over 
 
 the face, letting fall a net upon birds. 
 ot,XcJ ighdak, Being copious (rain.) 
 3u,xrV aghdhjet, Plur. of !<xc gJ*ed&. [nution. 
 ighzaz, Quickening, hastening, dimi- 
 aghxeyet, Any kind of aliment, whether 
 meat or drink. [virtue and good sense. 
 agher, White, lustrous, conspicuous for 
 \ aghcrrb, Such as are deceived with vain 
 hopes. [ling a bottle.. 
 
 *l igfa'kb* Travelling to foreign parts, fil- 
 \ aghr&d, Singing with a raised voice and 
 motion of the body, 
 -rl aghrhs, Plur. of ^ ^ gheres* 
 ^*1 aghr&is, Plur. of ^^i gherez. 
 i\ ighr&k, Drowning, throwing into wa- 
 ter, bending or drawing a bow, 
 *1 igJirkm, Fining, ruining. [cised. 
 
 aglirel, Easy, agreeable life, uncircum- 
 \ aghreh, Circle described by a pair of 
 compasses, any kind of swelling or tu- 
 mour cither in men or cattle. 
 
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 aghrk, Superlative of ^^ gltcrct. 
 \ iglircez, Plur. of ^^ ghcrecz. 
 i iglzi, Granting a delay in the payment 
 of debt. [benefits. 
 
 f igJizkz, Multiplying, conferring many 
 \ ighzal, Twirling the i spindle Avheu 
 ighsb, Dark night. [spinning. 
 
 ighsqf r c_jjl^* I Walking in darkness. 
 ighsha, Covered, causing any thing to 
 come unexpectedly. [to mix. 
 
 cJl:u'^! aghcslithncciliui, To hang, to cause 
 
 hglicslilun, To \vash, to cut, &c. 
 a.glicshteh, Fret, of ,y^T 
 } aglishek, Turpentine. [drink, vexed. 
 \ ighsas, Being choaked v^'ith meat or 
 
 aJisan, Plur. 
 
 
 
 ighzh, Silent, being dark, sleeping. 
 
 igJiM>, Provoking, enraging. 
 %//2^/, Making wet, wetting. 
 i \ aghzb,dun To invert. [cotton 
 
 ighzbf, Cloudy, dark night, being soft 
 /g^ifd^ Dark night, makingdark. [eyed. 
 
 ughtef, Comfortable, easy life, large 
 aglitiyct, Plur. of Uu
 
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 IjuJ aghfh, Plur. of Ui 
 j lir \ aglifar, Plur. of 'j& gkefur, iglifar, 
 covering, laying up any' thing in a repo- 
 JlI ogftjW, Plur. of jjic ghefcl. [sitory. 
 ^u 1 oghfe-r, Covering, &c., 
 
 LP ) aghel-, A sheep-cote. [price. 
 
 &cl iglila, Growing high herbage, of great 
 ti'il igMat, One single ebullition. 
 ^ ^\ ig/u&t, Making to mistake, wrong. 
 
 & 5Vc I ighl&z, Using coarse or opprobrious Ian- 
 
 
 iglaft Sheathing. [g ua g e 
 
 aghfak, Plur. of c^Xi ghelefc. 
 aghfal, Plur. of Ji #/*//. 
 ighl'nn, Inflaming with desire, provok- 
 ing to venery, making friendship. 
 ! aghleby Superlative of ^\.z gliclb. [bdrn. 
 aghlef, Sheathing (sword &c.) hard, stub- 
 aglilemet, Plur. of f ^ gliolam. 
 whhntcL, Superior, over-powering. 
 vgldocj, A small branch. 
 ugliloot, To err. [to err. 
 
 ttghlootet, A question, any thing liable 
 \ iglwia, Fainting. 
 
 igh?nbd, Plur. of j* gfiemcd.
 
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 ft! 
 
 aghmar, Plur. of ^ gliemrct. 
 ighmht, Blaming. 
 
 \ ighmbv, Sharpening (the edge of the 
 sword,) winking (the eyes,) 
 
 ighmat, Continuing. 
 \ aghmera, Plur. of^A. ghcmeer. 
 ighna, Enriching, become wealthy. 
 
 hnam, Plur. of +j gJicnuin. 
 M Ur I aghncLUy Filled (a bottle.) 
 ^I aghcndun, To fill, to cram. 
 
 aghendeh (or X UP I) Pret. of the above. 
 
 aghneyJL, Plur. of ^ ghenec. 
 
 / " * 
 
 aghncyet, Musick, a song. 
 
 ighwa, Deceiving. 
 
 l agliawaty Plur. of ui 
 
 \ aghwar, Plur. of ^ U 
 
 \ aghwat, Plur. of fcjU ghayet. [crying. 
 $\j*\ aghu'al, Plur. of ^ g/?oo/, iglucal, 
 . JtS ' J> | aghosh; The bosom, an embrace. 
 
 ,;& 4^1 bghoshtun. To take in the bosom, to 
 
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 embrace. [ly or unexpectedly. 
 
 i >* ^ aghwel, Rushing upon any thing violent- 
 ughiriyct, Danger, evil. 
 aghyar, Plur. of
 
 Li t j$l:yum, Cloudy (sky.) [to cut, to hang, 
 '~-^ I anhsecJitun or ,j x u.^ I To embrace, 
 /il Gglccl, A down-cast look from bashful-. 
 agJieemut, Plur. of ,A ghelcem. [ness, 
 ?{/) Pho ! fy ! for shame, 
 fl/a, The master of a family or his eldest son. 
 t i/<i^ Bringing or leading back, hinged.". 
 cfat, Plur. of tTsj ^/e/,. a flock of sheep. 
 'l ifa/et, Elapsing, Icsing an opportunity. 
 i tfkjet, Making haste. 
 sM ifahet, DiiFusing odour, boiling pot. 
 s'l ifakhef, Diffusing fragrance (perfumes,) 
 making a hissing noise. 
 \ cfakhem, Plur. of ^a. Jiltliem. 
 fA^ Giving profit, assisting, teaching, 
 ^ ifazet, Making safe or secure. 
 J ifasct> Making clear. 
 J afa %el> Plur. of J^l5 fa%el. [ting news, 
 1 rfateliy Expanding, publishing, transmit- 
 
 afateer, Plur. of ^' 9 feter. 
 Ul ifazf't, Killing, murdering. 
 lil cface, Plur. of ^\ efee. 
 \ tfkf, Timidity, time. 
 J hfhk, Plur. of uXi'i 
 
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 *i*AJ1 ifaftet, Recovery from a distemper. 
 .^ U \ nf a kee, Horizontal watch, or time-piece. 
 efb,}eyb, or LJ l# 1 A kind of liquid flow- 
 ing from minerals or pressed from acid 
 A liar. [substances. 
 
 j>^,U! cfal'd, Plur. of^^jl afkd. 
 + \s\ tfdm, Debt. 
 
 ifa?t, Time, opportunity. 
 ^ 3 U? cfcuLUCj or^J^S! Plur. of 
 &t\j\ afaycli, Tlur. of ^JU^ 
 Col 0/d/, \Vretchedness, misfortune. 
 xjl iftb, Tiring, resolving a question in law. 
 tel o//a, A fall, &c. also ^ll. 
 w^ l^T aftab, The sun. 
 J-'Ul-tJ-T afta.ll;li\neli, A summer house. 
 <j W ! aflblcli or o ^ W I A water-pot or cup. 
 ^Uj| f/?//, Opening. [tumble. 
 
 >J)Wl oftadun or >i/>i or .* I To fall, 
 , Appearing from clouds (the sun or 
 fiftahediin,Totezir, tocleave. [moon.) 
 i/tew, Trying, vexed with misfortune. 
 iftctah, Opening, beginning. 
 iftehar, Delivering an opinion or ad- 
 vice which no body follows.
 
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 ifteh&s, Investigation, information. 
 eftekhy Having soft and limber palms of 
 
 iftefchar, To glory, to honor, [the hand. 
 
 .. 
 
 / (? ) iftefrhar-kerdun, To glory in 
 any thing, to boast of, &c. 
 /7cd, A wonderful thing, strange. 
 iftera, Calumny, unjust, imputation. 
 ) iftcrad, Single, being alone. 
 iftcray, or ^L^3l To separate, to divide. 
 kt J3! iftercit, To be strengthened. 
 o^Xil iftcrak, Separation. 
 /^ly^l ifterbfiari A slanderer. 
 LoJot ifte%ak t Disgrace, ignominy. 
 
 efterce, Blasphemy. 
 \ rftekar, Poverty, becoming poor. 
 tekbl* Turning the mind to. 
 ifteybt, Dying suddenly, sudden death. 
 ,UA.*I iftenhn, Love, losing one's senses 
 j \ rfsa, Weary. [from love, grief, &c. 
 
 e fj ee j> A channel, a valley. 
 , PJur. of Us 
 , Plur. of 
 /, Departing from any design.
 
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 ! if hash, Speaking scandalously. 
 efhal, Plur. of ^ fhel. 
 iffiam, Silencing. 
 efhul, Plur. of ^s^fchuL 
 .\ rfkhax, Pluo of &L\fckhez. 
 r cflhcw, Superlative of ^L fekhcm. 
 \ cfd, Making haste, hastening. 
 I tfd or jjk ! A nephew bj brother or sifter. 
 j \ ifi'Ct, Exacting ransom from a captive. 
 (4 >il ifdestj,, 'Praising, clearing. 
 I efczhn, An unfledged bird. 
 , Plur. of jo f<-%, 
 - nfcr, To be fat, rejoicing. 
 ifra, To cut, to tear, to spoil. 
 3 I if raj, Discovering a murder. 
 51 efiah, Plur. of -^ fereh. 
 
 ifrah-kurdun, To rejoice. 
 ifrakh, Plur. of ^.y ferchh, bringing, 
 forth or hatching (beasts, birds,) undaunted. 
 5! efr&khtun, To exalt, to celebrate, to 
 cfrad, Plur. of ' *>y* ford. [spread. 
 
 ifrar, Putting to flight. 
 ifraz, Dividing, parting, separating. 
 
 h3l 

 
 4- i JlyjJ cffi&zrofth, Having large cheeks, 
 efrazee or Jj& I 3 J Exaltation. 
 
 efrfc&ttdun, To en crease, &c. 
 u-ljil 6/r^, Plur. of 
 y-H y I cfrhsli, Plur. of 
 
 i f >j & ! 3 ) efraslianeedun, To cause to exalt. 
 ^^ / 
 
 -l^j cfrhshtuii, To exalt. 
 3 1 efr&shteh, Preterit of the above. [&c.) 
 ^ !y ! i//'as, Assisting, favouring, (as fortune, 
 o^ 'jj 1 $?&%> Ordering any thing to be ob- 
 served (in point of religion, law, &;c.) 
 LljJi afrht, Plur. of bjj furt, if fat, making 
 haste, filling a bag. 
 
 , Being at the top, descending a hill. 
 ^\ ifragh, To kill, murder, to fill (vessel,) 
 pouring out (water) upon any. body. , 
 
 ** \ 7 TT^l f* **Jf* 7 
 
 jj \ ejra/i, 1 Jur. or o o Jark. 
 f s \ if rah, Kipe for rubbing (an ear of corn.) 
 5 1 if ram, Filling (a vessel.) 
 'j- 5 *jfrb>n> Extremely cheerful. 
 \ uforet, A crowd, sorrow. 
 JyJl qfertek, Young. 
 efrokh, Plur. of ,y 9 f&reft. 
 , Plur. of is 
 
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 ^1 
 
 jfreghet, Plur. of ^ \jsferaghel. 
 cferkk, Plur. Qf&jijfar&eh. [ed sword. 
 if rend, A sword, the lustre of a polish-. 
 ttstikht Dispelling grief, removing 
 cfrenk, Adorning. [sickness. 
 
 J&p jf \cfroklitegecy Lightning. 
 !*/&}/ ) efrokhtw, To light, kindle. 
 ^ * 5 ) efrohhteh, Pret. of the above. [&c. 
 J3) tfroz, Burning, inflaming, polishing, 
 j^J 1^3 I cfrozbneedun, To cause to burn. 
 *J> ) */ t efro%cedun t To burn, inflame, &c. 
 i^^j 3T ffreedktar or hfrccdgar, The cira- 
 .| x o 3T qfrcedun, To create. [tor, God. 
 afrcedeh, Pret. of the above. 
 bftcen, Creating, praising. 
 
 fifreenush, Any thing created by God. 
 jl ^/2, Assaulting. 
 \f\ (f%h, Increasing. 
 j\-^\ if%ar, To trade, art. 
 ^tyi ^%az, Removing from a place. 
 \yt ifzaa, Frightening, succouring. 
 
 cfzuneedun* To multiply, to add, to 
 efzaeedun, To add. [propagate.
 
 . A*J/' ffzkyesJi, Addition, abundance. 
 Cj)Jj?^ (fzcrdun or (M^^J To throw 
 
 ef?,en&, Adorning, [away, reject, &q. 
 efaoodun, To add* to increase. 
 
 , Greater, \%oon 
 
 > Superlative of /M/l vf* 
 jj p\ <f%oonee > Increase, augmentation. 
 
 La\ (/*'a,Havingahollo.wbackora protuberan 
 -U.51 if$ah> Large, spacious (place.) [breast, 
 
 , Corrupting, tainting, 
 
 ef scar dun t To Squeeze, 
 aJ, Plur. of ^fcsL 
 ^^^3\ ef&u, A whet-stone. 
 J LJ 1 cfsaneh, A history, manuscript^ 
 ~j ) efser, A crown. 
 
 .*/ 4 -vJ ) aftordun, To freeze, to grow faint* 
 o * -vJ 1 ofsordehy Fret, of the above. 
 ( _ x^s^ cfsek, Superlative of JUS jTc^. 
 /r^A^J I efsoos, Irritation, ah! alas! 
 .| ^vJ 1 efsoon, Enchantment, 
 
 ^J 1 cfsoonkon, An enchanter. 
 
 if aha, Publishing. [to squeeze, 
 
 lii j ifslibdun or /v'^ ; t^ !> To sweep,
 
 tij ! ifslihgh, Striking (with a whip.) 
 jl ljj I efohbn, Dispersing, scattering. 
 /l>u U)l efshancethm, To cause, to shed. 
 
 l*j| efshandun, To disperse, shed. 
 /$(7,, Ceasing (rain,) retiring (as summer.) 
 ?/sfl^, Explaining clearly, dawning (the 
 ifs&hitn, Clearly, distinctly, [morning. 
 ifskdy To spoil, to corrupt. 
 ifsks, Bringing or drawing out. 
 ifsam,. Ceasing (as rain, as a fever.) 
 t$ l qfseli, Superlative of ^a^ feseh. 
 cfsem, Broken> (bracelet.) 
 ?Tz&, Going out into the fields, open- 
 ing one's mind, communicating a secret. 
 oj! ifzbkh, Beginning to be ripe, (bunches 
 of dates or grapes.) [favor. 
 
 efzal, Plur. of J^j ezel, if%JLl> to 
 cfxeliy Of a whitish colour, 
 /ie/, Superlative of 3,^ fczcl. 
 1 ef&deyet, Pre-excellence. [ed all day. 
 if tar, Breakfasting late after having fast- 
 f lk>! tfthm, Ready for weaning (a colt.) 
 k> } <ftcr> Lame, crippled. 
 cftes, Flat-nosed.
 
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 gUSjt ifzaa, Troublesome (business.) 
 *.! if-om, Filling, putting in a rage. 
 0X* \ ef~ee, A large venomous serpent. 
 j\.ty\ ifghar 9 Opening the mouth. 
 /v/i*i!" efghctn, Groaning. [ment. 
 
 M )/i\) U?l efgli&n-kurdun, To groan, to la- 
 \ efefy A small matter. 
 \ ofiiii, The horizon, tfek, travelling. 
 ifkad, Destroying, running. 
 ifkar, Becoming poor. 
 Uwi iftdh, To understand, to know. 
 Jisl efker, Superlative of yij off-cm, 
 jis \ tefa-%ee,Qne who has visited many climates. 
 ^5 I c/yJ", Inverting, diverting from any pur- 
 cfkar, Plur. of ^^^5 e/^'". [pose, a lie. 
 e fg ar > Wounded, fatigued. [separate. 
 i efkbk, Plur. of ^ /eA\ {fkak, to 
 Sl qfk&needuri, To cause one to throw. 
 c//i7//, Trembling. [away. 
 
 ] ^/Z'072, To lay up for future use, casting 
 cfkendegij, A falling off, objecting. 
 
 efkendun, To throw. [edges', 
 
 e/e//, A sword, broke or notched in the 
 
 d^, Setting at liberty, 
 U a
 
 L 
 
 >\ eflhj, Plur. of ^ felj. 
 \ af/kz, Plur. of j&felz. 
 | e/Vsi5, A bankrupt. [ing suddenly. 
 
 ?/7&/, Surprizing, coming upon or attack- 
 < ?/?a^, Plur. of jiU /e/cA*. 
 
 > Having a cut on the under lip. 
 i\ efn, Impairing (the understanding.) 
 1 ifnh> Corrupting. 
 *\ ijnad orux^=A r l Telling a He, a story. 
 
 , Plur. of ji;5 fcnck. 
 il cfniikt Plur. of 3 fends. 
 un tfnttu, Pliir. of ^j? fenn. 
 ^y (/?^a/, Pliir. of ojj /oo/I 
 iW/^'a-h riur. of t_3^ /oc-^. 
 l cftt'uh, Plur. of *^ /oo/!. 
 ' t'fuor, Leaping, swift, active. 
 ^ 2//60/, Setting (as the sun or stars.) 
 t <fii'ch> Large mouthed. 
 \if/nU', Filling. [plaining. 
 
 <fl;kin, Plur. of ^fehem, if ham, ex- 
 , Plur. of ^ /c'e. 
 
 j/rtS, Plur. Of 
 
 ; Plur. o 
 2^/, Plur. of ^j /a
 
 ^3\ efecl, A young camel. 
 
 o 1 efcen, Void of prudence, Corrupted. 
 ~ a is i aJibdeh, Plur. of ^ *x5 kedeh, [to. 
 
 Sit* I fca.det, Preceding, proposed, acceding 
 Vj U \ akarelt Plur. of t .__. s korob. 
 tj U ! a&are, Plur. of ^ 
 ^jlS! aJi&zel, Flur. of ,j 
 ! akhseem* Plur. of 
 \ a/fasce, Plur. of t5 *^>! t/^^. 
 U> ! afraseece, Plur. of ^^i' bysseh. 
 g& U \ o^a^o'jPlur. of f k; keteea, [contract^ 
 X! U ? iJialet, Imputing to any one, breaking a 
 *J U ! akaleem, Plur. of ^Xi* ! aklcem. 
 i^^ UM ikhmet, Standing still> stopping. 
 ^ U \ ^a ncem, Plur. of ^iM uJcnoom. 
 + .}\S\ ttnvwem, Plur. of -^5 ^yw. 
 ,)jjUM aJiCLii'cd, Plur. of ^^ Rcnvhl. 
 US' 1 Mali, Acting shamefully, basely. 
 
 US' I #flr, Causing to bury. [knife. 
 
 u* Uj* ! ^Adx, Making a handle to a sword or 
 
 ^ Ui' ! iklal) Good fortune, turning (the face 
 
 towards any person or thing,) approaching. 
 
 ,*vo \ iklch, Superlative of ^i* ftdeh* 
 
 t- * 4.* 
 
 1^0 I akt, A fixed hour.
 
 V^SJ alcthl, Plur. of C__AA$ fteteb. 
 a U5 \ aktcid, Plur. of ^3 ketcd. 
 j\&\ aktar, Plur. of^xs keter. [to death. 
 $ U \ a ft i a,l, Plur. of y hutul, iktal, exposing 
 ^lol ikthn> Scarce, emaciated. 
 Uxi' J iktilh, Dressing, &c. 
 
 iktilal, Cutting off (the hand.) 
 *h;*$<U, Taking any thing with the points 
 o UXi> \ ikiitat, Eradicating. [of the fingers. 
 JL lixi' ! iktishs, Tearing, plucking. 
 ^Isij'i Utih&shy Enquiring. 
 JjJoM iktid&i Imitation. 
 j \ JO* ! \ktidar, Power, excellence, boiling. 
 ^ \y3 \ iktirali, An extemporary composition, 
 
 delivery (in prose.) 
 
 , \jXS \ ikterar, A camel becoming fat by feeding 
 on herbage or grain, washing in cold 
 ikteran, Joining. [water. 
 
 ! ikteshm, Dividing, an oath. 
 iktesar, Abbreviating. 
 ifttczb, Receiving (a debt,) importuning. 
 J iktetaf, Pulling, plucking. 
 Uui'i iktefti, Following, chusing. 
 iktenb, Acquiring, gaining.
 
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 ;x5i ffifctrfa, Hunting, ch. icing. 
 I&&, Abounding in cucumbers. 
 ifcb?n t Giving one a large share (of any 
 
 a-kcheJ), Money, coin. [thing bail.) 
 
 liy Piur. of g\s toli-ha. [draught. 
 M ilhJLt t Penury, scarce of provisioiis a 
 c5UcvJ akhaft Plur. of c-i*w kelnf, 
 ^ae&\ ihh'il, Withered. 
 c-ssuM aJilittd, PJur. of scVs^' ftehedct. 
 ^3\ akudu, Plur. of j3 ^ </</. [victuals. 
 
 5-l ?^/, Coming from a journey, perfuming 
 
 l akdah, Plur. of ^ ^ kedch. 
 \- 
 
 \ ihdad, Cutting, splitting long-ways, 
 fjjH i 7 'dtia, Preventing, hindering one another. 
 dtdfam, Plur. of ^jo kedum, ijfdhm t ordcri 
 \ akdcJij Plur. of c jc' ftcdeli. [ing tpadyanc^, 
 
 aider, Short man, defective. 
 ' aJiJem, Fornier, brave, a lion. 
 M akc*, An arrow without wings, 
 \&>\ ikzu.%, Putting wings to an arrow, 
 \$S\ akzar, Filth. 
 
 \*3\il%ka, Traducing, reproaching. 
 &>\ aktelct, Plur. of $ &s bezel. [to read, 
 J Plur. of ij5 kerb,i&rb t ordering
 
 tj-l ukral, Plur. of Vj j> kercl, ikr/ll, fil- 
 ling, sheathing (a sword,) near delivery 
 (a woman.) [tiog(eyes.) 
 
 ^'t ilrah, Ulcerating, raising (head,) shut^ 
 \jS\ it ratl, Resting, akrad, Plur. of $ ^ JtcrctL 
 \jS\ i 7 rar, Confession, promise, refreshing. 
 J^ ) ^/' ikrar-lturdun, To promise, &c. 
 -l^i'l Writs, Congealing. 
 a^M ikrasli, Speaking ill of any one. 
 il^i'J ikraz, Lending, giving credit. 
 \yi \ ikiba, Casting or drawing lots, hiring 
 out a camel, stallion, returning (o that 
 \\hich is right, submitting, abstaining 
 ikraf> Accusing, being n(?arer. [from. 
 Hit\iiH, Becoming master, honouring. 
 akrim, Plnr. of ^ hcrcn. 
 tikn'l), Superlative of u jS herd. 
 uJircba, Plur. of u^v korl\. 
 ikrn, J'ccoming hard, strong. 
 akrem, A stallion, camel. 
 ^3 \ akrrn, One \\ lu.^<! rye-brows meet, [tlicr. 
 Lxj^Sl ikrinlas, Contracting one's self toge- 
 - \oJ^Sl ikindah, Having an inclination for 
 any tiling.
 
 5j5J ikrlnfat, Drawing one's self together, 
 y! akzam> Plur. of f v> kezem. 
 \ akzel, A wolf. 
 ?'&>&, Hardening (the heart.) 
 U..V I ?'sa, To equal. 
 
 5dw> Plur. of ^j; ftesm. 
 iksnk, Becoming poor, from being rich, 
 Ia^Zi^ Plur. of t-Jivi' keshel* 
 iM iksnksV, Recovering from sickness. 
 
 i&sJ&a, Dispelling, driving away. 
 &>' i ikslia, To exalt> becoming illustrious. 
 Laj>| zl^'a, Removing far off. 
 v Lai* \ aft sab, Plur. of c^aS kesub. 
 a 1^23 1 iksad, Endeavouring to break. 
 ^UU1 ^ar, To abstain, becoming deficient, 
 
 (a woman) bearing children. 
 jjcUsj'i iksas, To kill the murderer, to release, 
 at the point of death. 
 
 < ifaa\ akscf, Having the teeth broken in the 
 
 \ aJfsa, Superlative of tyta s kesa, [middle. 
 ikzaz, Cleansing, following bad habits. 
 ik%am, Giving grain to a horse. 
 ak%a, Superlative of ^> ke%a, 
 \ akzeyet, Plur. of
 
 ISO } 
 
 S'f alt> Dressing victuals prepared with tyre 
 or curdled n: 
 
 i'5 akthl, Plur. of .*!.:; / </<:, 7//&^ nix- 
 ing wine with water, enraging. 
 I fltar, Plur. of V L kelreh. 
 \ aJctha, Plur. of ^tSf #7tf,. 
 
 itthf t Bein^ nearer the vintage season* 
 iSM aftlan,. Plur. of ^v keiun. 
 
 akto, Having the Iicad cut off. 
 ^s\ cJ'iun, Crook-backed. 
 
 \ ~*\\ i ! ;iecrar y Withering (plants.) 
 U>'! ik-h, Setting upon the hands (as a deer,) 
 having his fore-feet perpendicular io ir.e 
 i& is, To lavish. fgrosmd* 
 
 US I z'/i-d^, Desiring one to sit, to lame. 
 
 '-flr Digging deep (a well.) 
 'lz'^-as, Opulence. 
 ycUS I ?'#-#.?, Killing suddenly. 
 Is US! ik-ctt, Obscure (in conversation), 
 ik-al, Expanding. 
 ik-GM> Biting, killing. 
 ak-ul, Plur of t^ii ka-db. 
 ak-nd, One who is very distantly 
 cd to the head of the family.
 
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 +*y\ i&-em, Flat nosed, [a woman. 
 
 tyxy \ afc-a> Having slender legs and thighs 
 alfci or XxiiM Plur. of US' kef a. 
 akfkl or jisi Plur. of $&. kofl* 
 a 7 ' fed, Walking on tiptoe, 
 
 iftjilal, Wrinkled. 
 A"e/, Superlative of 3^ ketta. 
 a&fol, Piur, cf uJL ^e/eJ, ik-la!> t turning 
 i^/at, Destroying, releasing, [revolving. 
 iklhd, Overwhelming. 
 
 art, Diverting (from any business), go- 
 
 ing with full sails. 
 
 o iVj; 1 iMbf, Locking. 
 
 si iklcjt> A distemper. 
 
 Ma,m y Plur. of ^x? Jtelcm. 
 1 ?^ 7^/j The skin which covers t!\e glands. 
 iMeed or ^VJLS Key. 
 
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 *4i'! iklccm, A country, kingdom, &c. [fat. 
 Ui ?^wi, Despising, having cattle, becoming 
 c l^ ikmali, Raising the head, shutting the eyes, 
 a 131 iKw&d, Exalting (the neck). 
 .IjH a%ma.r 9 Plur. of^j* fcemer, ikmar, Having 
 bright moon-light (a night.) [any thing. 
 
 zy Possessing, taking up ahand full of 
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 u*UM ikmb,s, Dipping into water. 
 
 alos^i i&mihd&d, Holding up the head, dwel- 
 
 w^USJ iknkb, To perfume, to enrich. [ling. 
 
 c> US j i/;nht, Being earnest in prayer. 
 
 \i \iknka, Rendering content, having the 
 eyes intently fixed upon any thing, the 
 praying to god by lifting up the hands. 
 
 oUi't ikiiaf, Able in business. 
 
 to U3l uknhn, Plur. of ^ cuvn. 
 
 *3 \ uknct, A structure of stone, a nest built 
 in stone, (by a bird of prey.) 
 
 * y* \ al:noom t A principle. 
 
 is jji\ alnhy Roman or hawk nosed. 
 
 \ \ ikwh, Uninhabited, poor. 
 
 v 1 \ aJtwal, Plur. of ^ ^; fraivol. 
 
 c, \j9\ afrfcht, Plur. of & 3 frewct. 
 
 j \jS\ dkn'h%, Plur. ofjj^ keivez. 
 
 y.^51 aliU'b.s, Flur. of ^^ frewes. 
 
 ]*\\ aJtwht, Plur. of \s^i kewct. 
 
 *\*s\ aht'bn, Plur. of ^^v kaiua. 
 
 }lj\ ahral, Plur. of ^ cowl. 
 
 ^\ akwbm, Plur. of f> > co^wi. 
 
 -1. jS t t^tttror, Altered, fat. 
 
 , Difficult, high hill of sand.
 
 $, A lion, tyger, panther. 
 akivt, Plur. of : >i' kowa. 
 aJcivcm, Superlative of .. I . 
 
 f r -> 
 
 afcich, Superlative of & 2 
 
 * y 
 
 ahviyk, Plur. of tfyf ftowee. 
 tt-har, Finding one conqueror, [concern. 
 it-halt Interfering in what one has no 
 ,UH ik-ham, Serene (the sky.) 
 ol VTyd, Making one to vomit. 
 US \ aki/ad, Plur. of j^s ^/We. 
 >U\ akijktt Plur. of t/j> yfz^g. 
 I UiM tfiybl, Speaking, ordering. 
 1 J e^-^, A sultry day, 
 .1 *!&, Frightening, dreading. 
 ^3 ! aftctler, Plur. of j^a, ft deer. 
 *z{^=>\ ikahet, Conquering in battle, given. 
 jls>! ^'''> One who digs or tills the ground. 
 i' ,ls>J at are f, Walking fast, 
 1 ekhris, Plur. oi 
 etard, Plur. of 
 atarem, Plur. of jw ^> tireem. 
 
 ikaset, Having ingenious children. 
 dkhsem, Plur. of f >v *^> tesoom. 
 
 Plur. of js> J fl^z7.
 
 & ls 1 inanef, Humiliating, submitting. 
 e lr T afi#, Intelligent, vigilant. 
 
 .'j^clT T agahxhoduti/Fu be informed, &r. 
 
 x ^ 
 i*j)/t J \ agahtwdtt/ifTo inform, to certify. 
 
 sVjhgciJ&e or J T Knowledge, care. 
 V 
 
 2^5^, Vexing. 
 
 a} lady Plur. of ^ys^ Kcled. 
 
 iklar, Becoming great, [any subject.) 
 
 l iklan, With-holding (the tongue upon 
 
 eltleh, Strong (camel.) 
 
 uftler, Superlative of ^^ Jciler. 
 \ iklerit, The nearest kindred. 
 \ dklrt&h, Having a preposterously shaped 
 ekke.t, Warttith. [fore-head. 
 
 eh tad, Plur. of ^xs, ^e/co?. 
 ^ ?^/r, Having a great bunch (a camel.) 
 <?/f/ff-/i Plur. of cJUfEa ^c/</! 
 1 i&tita?', Writing. [collyrium. 
 
 > 1 iK filial t Rubbing the eyes with a 
 :^:1 i& final', Acquisition. 
 
 infifay Enough, pleasure. 
 extern, Full bellied, saturated. [thing. 
 
 iRtcnahf Getting to the bottom of any 
 
 i&tett'b, To stain, to spit.
 
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 &&?, (A man) having a thick beard. 
 i&sar, Increasing, enlarging. 
 i/tsj.??i, Tilling. 
 
 aiseT) Superlative of ^=3 kcscer. 
 ctl:sa, (A man) having red lips. [way. 
 aJtsem-) A large bellied (man,) wide 
 akejt A hook. 
 ikdah , E n d ea v o u r i ; 
 akdar, Plur. of , j^=s &edeh 
 s^ akdk", Plur. of ^ ^ - 
 ikdatn, Family bound by agreement. 
 ^7'?A 7 ', Compelling o;ie to lie, 
 ukzolei, A lie, story. 
 '/!/% Digging. 
 
 g-ge/-, If. [}et,' &c 
 
 ) uggerchek) Altho, notwithstandioe 
 
 O O O 
 
 ikrh, Hiring. 
 
 ikrbl, Afflicting, distressing. 
 
 iftras, Giving pain. 
 afsrah, Plur. of ^^ kercli. 
 
 iu 
 
 rQf> Plur. of ^ kerra. 
 abbs, Plur. of ^ ^^ ^e^. 
 iltr&f, A rotten egg, smelling. 
 krbm, Honor.
 
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 Ik rah, Aversion. 
 I itkrct, A well, ditch. 
 , Plur. of j^ 
 akrem, Plur. of ^y kcreem. 
 s\ ?%&z, Ailected by intense cold. 
 ikzam, Eating till loathing. 
 clcseh, Lame, weak. 
 eksa, Better dressed. 
 ikseer, An elixir. 
 ikn/i&t Dressing meat till it is dry. 
 
 akshad, Purit'ying (butter.) 
 ~zJ \akishteh, Strong, chained. 
 fii=s\ ckshein, A kind of wolf. 
 iksbs, Flying. 
 
 i, Plur. of pk^ kczcin. 
 i'iur. of s.ot^r ^-?/&. 
 Ufisi ik-ar, A boy bccoiiiing swag-bellied. 
 *Usl ik-aa, Wearing, retraining. L ra K e - 
 c_Jl*~j^ ik-hf> Going ;>. liint; with 
 
 . .Uj&l ik-un, Remission of alacrity. 
 iu~ a \ iJijb, T.- uo\\n in order to empty 
 
 u vessel, ukfa, Plur. of yu^? //// 
 ^\ ikfah, Bridling a horse. 
 t Afiliction.
 
 el Jit, Eating, devouring, baek-biting. 
 ikkel, Turning the face. 
 ^ \ iklal, Enraging. 
 1 iklah, Restoring. 
 
 eklul, Plur. of ^ kelcl. 
 \ AiK \ iklendfa, Refusing. 
 3*K \ iklcel, A crown. 
 .i .J^) akleydon, A. kind of stuff made- 
 
 tirelv of silk, worked with flowers, &c. 
 ciiUTJ ifankt, A horse of a dark reddish CQ^- 
 -ItJ"^ ifcmah, Pulling the reins. [lour* 
 
 iim$$h, Pride, loftiness, 
 Msmtil, Accomplishing, perfecting. 
 UH a j 'mh,m, Plur. of ^T kumm. 
 UT i iktncuH, Laying snares. 
 
 eJfmet, A hill, a rising ground, [perceived. 
 J el'inus, Anything that can hardly be 
 < ckmel, Superlative ofj^" Jtamd. 
 ?/i7/A, Expressing any thing by a word 
 which has naturally another meaning. 
 ;==J i fatal', Growing hard, (hand,) error. 
 ikuash. Ordering one to make haste, 
 c ur \ i&naa, Contracting the wings, assembling 
 6 U^= \ cknhf, Plur. of uJuS* ftencf. [the people.
 
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 ikubit, Concealing in one's mind, 
 aknan, Plur. of ^^ henna, [any thing, 
 5 \ iknuk, Arriving at the last stage of 
 ok net, Kest. 
 
 ogonj, Sausage, fiock of \\ool. 
 
 ,->j J tigundiin, To fill, also ,|>JJ ). 
 
 U I aendeh, Prct. of /* 
 
 r-\ Lazj , unfit for business. 
 ,*'.*J I cknoon, Kovv, for, at present. 
 
 ly 1 z'?ra, Intimidating. 
 
 , Plur. of Vj .^, ^ooA. 
 
 , Plur. of ^^s kookh. 
 aZf Plnr. of KJ^^ toozeh. 
 x ^y 1 agoosh, The bosom, embrace. 
 
 .j, /// V 1 kgooshkurduto) To embrace. 
 ^^jl eroo/, Gluttonous. 
 
 f *.> ^ eJitrem, High. 
 
 .^ 
 j 1 e^cV/, Intelligent, careful!. 
 
 U^ i c?;ii(tr, Plur. 
 o^USs^ ekyks, Plur. of ^^b ^^<". 
 
 afyksh, Wool or silk twice spun.
 
 iijaly Plur. of 3^9, kilt. 
 \ ckyeh, Rough, gross. 
 l akeekhy A nerve. 
 A^ 1 ekeed, Strong, brave, 
 MA^I cftyes, Prudent. 
 :~,t ekcck, A sultry day. 
 
 (.keel, Eater, *\^i eftcclct, food. 
 /* I agueen> Filling. [a family. 
 
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 j ! <7/, Offspring, e//, God, acknowledge, swear, 
 jl /, Fiery, red, ol t that. 
 
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 $\ ilia, Except, unless, &c. 
 
 &y\ alat, Plur. of 53 5 aid. 
 
 2U^I ilahet, Shining, arising, ayo;'Ii;-g s 
 
 5U^? ilaset, Trembling. 
 
 /, Plur. of cJin /t/! 
 j y i z7d^, Shining, lighting. 
 M ilaket, Sending. 
 ilalet, Beginning the night* 
 * If J alum, Plur. of /) </&.'//*. 
 
 e U^l elambt?, Mercy, favor. 
 
 i'^^l UcLinet, Worthy of censure. 
 
 ^ , Si e/aw, Now, *;y? ila.nct, pacifying. 
 
 J U 1 ai&neliy Shadow, nest.
 
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 [' ! al}o, A flame of fire, s 21 chili, agtd, 
 i elahef, A Goddess, an idol. 
 l clbliee, Omy God! divine. 
 ^i albyesh, Mixture, mixing. 
 /^ifT blhyeedun, To contaminate, mix. 
 1 aZt'/, A congregation, lamb's skin, poison, 
 ell.-a, Plur. of c^J leleeb. [a hero. 
 
 wUj c/^d^, Tlur. of i-oJ /cW, 
 6Ut 2'^^^, Pausing. 
 
 -UJ1 z'/Z-fl/?, Growing old. [mixing, stopping. 
 e/^af/, Plur. of x>J leled, ilbbd t loading, 
 
 c/^a^-, Plur. of y^J /e/;^. 
 iHb&, An error in speech. 
 , Plur. of yj /c'^ew. 
 
 uJ _p 
 
 , Plur. of ^ loll. 
 
 diet, Desire, anguish. 
 
 ) alletteh, Necessarily, certainly, undoubt- 
 
 clleset, Plur. of ^ /t'tc'5. [edly. 
 
 , An instrument, harness, tool, &c. [day. 
 //a/', Necessary, eating only opce in the 
 iltelas* Wearing, to be distressed, 
 
 ultet, Perjury. [mixing. 
 
 I ilteshm, To kiss. 
 
 > To take protection*
 
 iltelib, Becoming bearded. [garment. 
 
 sU 1 iltchaf, Clothed with any kind of upper 
 f la=U i ilteh&m, (A wound) filled up with 
 f lyi I iliczciin, Taking upon one's self, [flesh. 
 o UxJ { iltefot, Benevolence, turning. 
 c lixl J iltifaki Covering. 
 UUJ 5 iltika, Interview, meeting, 
 ip liu! i iltikat, Gathering. 
 - IKx! ! iltikam t Swallowing. 
 ^ Ux1 1 iltimas, Praying, respecting, 
 
 f. UA! ! altimacL, Shining, changed colour, 
 i 
 
 Jib, Tribute, tax. 
 
 , Fold. 
 
 vVc**! ilt'chab, Burning fire* 
 ^xi I dice, Who, which- 
 3 UxJ I iltiykz, Flying to. 
 f Ux! I iltiykm, Submission, agreement, courtesy, 
 U! \ lisa, Wet (a garment). 
 cij Ul 1 ilsas, Pressing, remaining in a place. 
 o UJ ! ilskk, Moistening. [tation, 
 
 a 1 e/5<2, Pronouncing the letters with hesi- 
 li ^ *{/'^j Compelling. 
 d li 5 eljaf, Plur. of c^LsvJ %^/i 
 * lal \ Hi am', Bridling. 
 
 r d *^
 
 3 
 
 eljimet, Tlur. of f U 
 \ 
 
 f ! elcliee\ An ambassador, an envoy. 
 
 
 
 IJ. 1 z77;a, Becoming bearded. 
 V U.1 UJihlt Striking (with a sword.) 
 g-Lii f'/A-T/, Compelling. 
 ..y.^ ilhaht Urgency, desiring. 
 a li i *"///&</, Irreligion, heresy, [crop of grass. 
 y^lA^ f7/(as, (Ground) producing the first 
 ^ I j. \ elhhsel, In fine, upon the whole. 
 olil *^^/* Urging, exalting. 
 g __ 'j \.-L \ ilhcikt Going, following, receiving. 
 ^lii t'Z/ia/, No w, presently. [finishing* 
 
 r U.t ilham, Giving flesh, becoming fleshy, 
 ill elh&n, Plur. of r . T i /<^d, {than, 
 
 C-i - *-^-^ 
 
 elhe&'r, Surely, trulj .[agreeable sound. 
 
 \ elkhejet, Desire. [and hard. 
 
 dklics, Having the upper eye-lid thick 
 
 l dkli\y Talkative, loquacious. 
 \ eledd, Quarrelsome. 
 lixM cldbs, Plur. of yMjjJ kdcccr. 
 jJ! ildam, Continuing to afflict (a fever.) 
 .n tVdfef, A daughter, girl. 
 
 J< cldo-a, Praying. 
 i dez. Superlative of jj Icz.
 
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 w 
 
 tf & \ clc-zzee, Who, which, that, what, 
 ?&! ilz&m, Rendering necessary, reducing. 
 9j)] alrch, A pillar, jan^b. yn /, adhering* 
 
 Filling. 
 cU~, Cementing, glewing. 
 
 fl^J! f7fc(i7/z, Necessitating. 
 
 -yi cl%cm, Superlative of f ^ 
 
 L ^' i f/,v, Madness. 
 
 U i clcssci, Desiring bread. 
 
 oUJHZsa/?", Joining. 
 
 -UJ ^ iish-m, Searching, silencing. 
 
 ^ l*J ! elsb,n, Fornung in the shape of a tongue; 
 
 ^j^\ elsen, Having the power, oratory. 
 
 *;*!) elseneh, Plur. of w uj /wj//. 
 
 y^e/^, Teeth dropped out. [is justly due. 
 
 L iy l z7/&, Making one refuse to pay what 
 
 ^ Ik! i ittaa, Llcki: h tlie tongue. 
 
 o Ik! 5 e/r'a/, Plur. of i_jiU /(/'//I 
 
 UiJ I j'/^A, Burning. ^ 1^1 \ ?7rw, Industrious. 
 
 ,,. ' -.i \ el-al, Causing to play, producing any 
 
 S UM il-kj, Setting fire to wood. [thing, 
 
 Jo UM el-af, Plur. ofk^J laet. 
 
 -xl I alevli, Powerful, ua i tigha t Rejecting. 
 v UJ 1 ilg'hkl', Fatiguing,
 
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 & U! \ elghkdi Plur. of <v*5 fagkeeJL 
 , UJ 1 elghar, Force, plunder. 
 ,JoU!l clglkt, Plur. of Lii lep/ict. [eating them. 
 6 UJ 1 ttgbbfi Cutting meat into morsels and 
 ^0 jjA \ alghcrcx, Upon the whole, in a word. 
 
 .*j x u/j ofghenfeedun, To acquire. 
 
 U3 \ ilfb; Finding. 5 IU ^ elfajjfoof) also^iiU 
 
 ^ liJ ? ulfiish, Dissembler. 
 
 Si UJ ! c^A, Plur. of isAi 7///i. 
 
 <V, Friendship, f /?/?, a lover, grief. 
 
 ojfetgtrce, Friendship, conversation. 
 aloft tin, To afflict. 
 clfeJiJit, Acquisition, possessing. 
 
 I effeZhtun, To acquire, to possess* 
 elfckhtcli, Tret, of the above. 
 
 elfoij, Gain, gained. [acquire. 
 
 I ' 
 i ( >X 1 elfertge&hin or , 1 1 >Jbu I To gain, 
 
 ,'t^^uRJ! elfendeedun, Km \ ing. 
 w 
 
 *JC J G/^, Mad, furious, insane, e]rl; t a wolf, 
 UJl e/^A, Throwing, ])H)ject ion. [a she- wolf, 
 cjlxl I elkal, Plur. of v^ lekeb* 
 
 ^r 
 
 ^ UJ J ettaJi, 1'nriching, covering, 
 jo uj 5 c/^a/, Straggling.
 
 [ 
 
 o IxJ \ elJfaf, Plur. of 
 -U! \ilhm, Making one to swallow, [easily. 
 J.J UJ ! ilkhn, Learning quickly, understanding 
 Iclil, A she wolf, a bold woman. 
 dkcss'cli, Upon the whole, in a word, 
 J&\ ilkh* To meet, to inspect. [to be brief. 
 *Ai'J 1 vlkeyet, A question for solution. 
 ^XJ ! elik, Helpless, sending a message. 
 &=A \ clkcil, Fixed. 
 
 jj-jSaJ \Mun, A stammerer, [paint for the face. 
 J yO ) algoonch or d3 ^ i Rose-coloured, a 
 7, Fy, groaning. 
 V7?> God Almighty. 
 J ! clew, Distress, affliction-, trouble, 
 U. ! ?*/;// i> Going away privately. 
 ~ IU ilmali, Glancing at, appearing (star.) 
 ^ lii clmas, Sharp, diamond, brilliant. 
 ^lU ilniaa, Shining. [olfence. 
 
 f U | ilw&w, Descending, committing a slight 
 
 j 
 fc^vM el&nzshedch, Good news. 
 
 ^J. ^ e//??<?, Ingenious, judicious. 
 
 ' ft sOL^ elmaecn, (God) the supporter. 
 
 \ */ ) Hew oon, A lemon. 
 
 A *\jj \ clcuded, A formidable adversary.
 
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 > 
 
 j* 'Joii't Failing, becoming proud. lit-.) 
 
 J J 1 ihr<t, Denied (debt), taking by force (one's 
 ^ \2\ \ ehuah, Hur. of c J icweh. 
 *\ A\ clwa%, Plur. of 3 J laccz. 
 
 s s 
 
 .^ \J \ cht'an, Pliir. of t .^ Incen. 
 
 _jjjl dool, Ready, a high cold ^vind. 
 
 *_,M cZ/^-c^, Oatli. 
 
 ii^i elwcs, Languid, strong. 
 
 2 J T alood, Soiled, stained. 
 
 ^ JT bloodgy, Anointment, stain, [weak. 
 ! J T blooduii, To anoint, mingle, to stain, to 
 e j y T tdoodch, Pret. of the above. 
 j Jl flZoor, A tail. <j~\ alvt)s, A thing, 
 t J I cltcet, More rx'-.-'u-nt heart. 
 
 - fc ; ' c///'a, Weakness of mind, 
 
 C- *^ 
 
 j .: \ clti'c/c, Toolisli. 
 ^^\ dookj. Messenger, sending news. 
 :cyi clovwct, Blame. >j ^M uhfcnil, Height. 
 3UA ^J ^ olooliiyct, The duly, >,! ^ j/t7/, sec *)J\ 
 Ul ////d, Employing. 
 V UH /Z//a/', Flaming, running a horse. 
 IrUJl z///a/, Laving and washing (viiivam su- 
 o^l ?'Z//af, Lamenting. [am aqua.) 
 
 p l^J I illikw, Inspiration. [ing from a journey. 
 :j ilhtt?i, Present, offering to a person com-
 
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 S,jj \ aHJiet,Th\r. of *I J *&&. ^,1 t ilehee, see 
 cx.vi t ilhi'-yet, A Goddess, j i z7<7, untill. 
 xJ J elcyct, An oath, negligent. 
 c ^' ! aletfittun, To lake ill. 
 /iyJ I alcwlun, To commit a fault. 
 ! eL'ece, Is it Hot ? 
 
 l>, Stammering. 
 
 i-'<i/i Friend, comrade. 
 dry el, (A night) very long and dark. 
 cleem> Painful. *A\ alceli, a large tail. 
 >J * efyoom, To day. [head* 
 
 ew/M, To. endeavor, Wounding in the 
 f 1 7^72, A mother, root, cm, whether. [y- 
 > j ?^m, I am, (when added to nouns it signifies) 
 
 Sorrow. 
 
 umta-lu'k, A calamity. 
 
 umtcl-hct, A louse. 
 .^Afifl um-(i oor, Misfortune. . 
 C 3 j-- r ^ ttm-merzeM, The north wind, boreas. 
 - > I i-mrcx, To-day, this-day. 
 I, j umina, However, but, nevertheless, unless. 
 -oUi ummat, Plur. of f u/?. 
 3jUi amasd, Plur. of jjui flwse/, [row. 
 
 -- t! a//2i/, Butt for shooting at with an a^
 
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 UJ 
 
 
 
 JP If amhjed; Plur. of ^*! awjcd. 
 
 /M)IT cimulun, To prepare, to fill. 
 
 o ^ I ) bmbdeh, Pret. of the above. 
 
 jUi emar, Mark, sign, an account book. 
 
 xi* IT hmhs, Swelling, am&seedun, to swell. 
 
 /2-U amash, Roasting, a spit. 
 
 xbUi imhtet, Removing. 
 
 ^.= U1 ema-i%z> Plur. of j s ^ ! um-o%x. 
 
 *sL I imciket, Bursting into rage. 
 
 cm\ten, Plur. of ^ i^a^ makhn. 
 amhl, Plur. of J^J awtf/. 
 'wa/e/, Binding. -Ll emam, before, cliicf. 
 U \emamet, Being before the office of a priest. 
 U imamehy A tobacco-pipe. ^ Li CTTZ^T?, pro- 
 U^ em&nef, A deposit, security. [tection. 
 jj I ) amhndun, To be ready. 
 ! amanee, Assistance, defence, 
 l emaycin, Blows upon the head. 
 
 emlerood, A pair, couple, [pie, nation. 
 , A maidservant, j^i ommut, apeo- 
 , Walking ungracefully. 
 initaa, Superseding. 
 initcsbl, Dutifulness, submission. 
 imtck'hbn. To search by trial, attempt,
 
 [ i DO 1 
 
 *!AXI 1 
 
 imtedad, Lengthening, extension, 
 imtex\j t Mixture, concord, living to- 
 miict, Plur. of ^ mcla* [gcther. 
 
 &; 1 .,! imtelj, To be filled. 
 
 f. UA.O 1 imfenaa> Forbearance. rrefrain, 
 
 / 
 t*J)/ wt^l iinten&a-kerdan, To forbear, to 
 
 ^Ux*! imtenkn, Being obliged to one for a 
 )U)Lc! imteyfcz, Separating, [favour received. 
 ^ UU 1 amshl, Plur. of 3.L mcssel. [heat. 
 
 ! umsool, A verse, sentence. ^ 5 emef, 
 
 9 \ imjhjt Travelling. 
 \ cmjad, Plur. of AA^,^ mejeed. ["hand. 
 
 y ; . . t/ L 
 
 ! imjhtl, Contracting a hardness in the 
 \ emjed, An excellent man. 
 cmehy Causing a beating pain (a wound.) 
 t imliah, Weaving thread. [heat. 
 
 imhksh, Burning, being burned by the 
 \ imh&s, Shining-as the sun after an eclipse. 
 , Demonstrating sincere love. 
 , Perishing. 
 
 emkbk, Surly, morose. [ren ground. 
 imhal, Want of rain, want of food, bar- 
 s?.*\ emhes, Receiving the excuse of ano- 
 ther without examining into its truth or 
 fallacy.
 
 2QO ] 
 
 M0' 
 
 .1-^* ~?rJ:cczet, FJ - admonished. 
 
 ]?&%, (Milk) properly prepared 
 for making butter. [- ; - n g it pierce. 
 
 ^Uto*l *#*&& Shooting an arrow and ma~ 
 . z/* I amokhlun, To learn. /**T &n;ud, pret. 
 ^l x (^l i/mdad, Aid, assistance. [of ,j x uT 
 
 ,) I y/^ I amtlhn, Very salt water. J )/ | <27//c~ 
 *su-c\ umdat, The rest. [danch, accidental. 
 *'>T bmdun, To come, to arrive. 
 IJ^c^ <?wxd, Turning (ahorse) to grsas. 
 _/..>.l CJitzar, Stinking. 
 
 ^ ^ 1 cw%eh, Business, action, [to command, 
 
 / 
 ^- ! *?/? er, Command. ))/s*l emer-kvrdun> 
 
 \j*\ omrtt, Plur. of^x\ //<</-. [flocks. 
 
 ct^o J imrat, Woman. ^'J-*^ iwnj, feedinyg 
 ^1^! imrakh, Softening or at terniating (an 
 
 mass of matter) by watering. 
 j}**\ ijnrtir, Kxrrcmely. bitter, speaking bad 
 (j-^*l cmras, Hur. of ^^o 7/h [words. 
 
 * ? t-mras'h, Plur. of ji 
 l emraz, Plur. of 
 
 * \imrkt, (A palm tree) naked by 
 
 falling of tli^ palms. 
 
 a, riur. of o ?^t
 
 t 2'- 1 
 
 H Spitting, speaking more thr.n ens 
 ought, thinning a mass cr paste with water, 
 1^ t emrcin, The sinew of the elbow. 
 
 i* j-x) ! imrct, Becoming governor or a rich man. 
 
 *j*\ em red, Beardless. , % j j*} amorzesh, 
 Forgiveness. 
 
 ^ 'oj xT amorzegar or o>'j x^T Forgiver* 
 
 i*jSl t j y -T amorzcedtm, To forgive. 
 
 5> y >< 1 amrogk^ Little;, a few. 
 
 y y^ 1 imroz, To-day, tliis-dav. 
 
 (/y^/*1 inirozcti) Any thing relating to this- 
 
 x^^.-o 1 umro-at, Cultivated. [^ a j* ^ rc ' 
 
 JP .y^ I cmroogJi, High, exalted. 
 
 \~s 
 
 ^ \y* \ imtah, Making pleasure. Lj ^^\ cms, Yes- 
 l>w^ ! iv/sa, Saucv, in the evening. [terday. 
 c l^^^ ewsah, Plur. of ^ w >o match. [saving. 
 imskSt Touching. i***\ imsb,\, Miser, 
 
 j iniskl or , [tx'.j 1 This year. 
 
 L/ Cx" 
 
 em&ilct, Plur. of 3.^^, mcscl. 
 imshh,, Ordering, one to march or walk, 
 \ imshkj, Mixing, mixture. 
 ,1 imli-isht (A bone) full of marrow. 
 5 emshat, To comb, anisli&t, plur. of k:'--^ 
 iinsho,k t Lashing. 
 
 D 4
 
 t ] 
 
 -'' or . r ,.j ! This night, <?:c. 
 
 w- ^ .. t3 
 
 *2-\ err" ur. i if 7 ^^o mcser. 
 La*. ! imsha, A cm^l v/m.-se milk diminishes. 
 i imskl t (A woraan) bringing forth an 
 , A cup of wine, [immature foetus. 
 , Causing to pass, dispatching. 
 /:, Diffusing rays (the sun.) 
 im#bfy Inflaming with love, 
 ! /d, Long. -a (a wound.) 
 
 UA* I amtar, Plur. of ^.La^ meter. 
 
 \ amtcc, Stretched out in yawning, [vited. 
 em-mc-at, Weak in mind, coming unin- 
 ifti'hr, Destitute of provisions, [deepen. 
 j irn-<i:z, Engraved. 3Ux>! iiu-ak, To 
 \ im-hl, Diverting from a purp. 
 I im-an t Being far advanced in any bu- 
 am-er, Dropping oil 7 (hair jccj [si.. 
 imghfrd, Sucking a child. 
 ^ULo! iutghci/t Bearing a child every year. 
 
 r, ](e<l h;iired. [the nose, 
 
 i </7//c/h The. r.orncr of the ej e next to 
 imko.r, Bitter, acrid. [of another. 
 
 imZal, Di . ane^nother* speaking ill 
 wnket, Hateful. \s* \ imk(in> T(
 
 '^ss-e 1 vinkun, It may be. 
 
 l;^^\ am?:c? ir. of O 
 
 $*\ wad, Hope, desire. [:r~, 
 
 <77;<</&, ] J Jur. of iui we/or, hxta, corn pleat-. 
 ^U^ w/^ay, Milkijig, 
 ^ "'',c f i a; . of -^.sU mclceli. 
 
 . ^, Qoing awav T/ith anv one. 
 p03IUlun/&, Bringing forth a dead child, an 
 
 > n , a 1 s o (>a A.U \ CTd lecce-. 
 
 &* 1 inlfaa, Skinning a sheep, Avalkin.g fast.. 
 W> imlkgk, Mucking. t-^^Uwte^ Fovci:- 
 
 ty, becoming poor. 
 eJ tiU1 ir;ii:k. Giving a. wife, appointing ^ 
 
 king, amlaJs or amlQok> plur. of dV\x mele/i, 
 Z t' i .o ! imfcil, To tire, a tedious journey. 
 v^o I imlah, (A girl) arriving ut the age of 
 
 Xi rv;7^;, Poor. r ; -liberty. 
 
 ! cmlet, Hairless (body,) an arrow having ro 
 ] cmlegh, Immodest (in discourse.) [feather. 
 
 u^L, \ emleecc, A barren, desert. 
 
 *^s 1 cm cm, Approaching, small. 
 
 ^ \ eweri, Repose, rectitude. 
 
 k*\ linn it t Coming out. [her young. 
 
 t (A camel) near bringing forth
 
 
 
 t 20-1 
 
 \ imrbn, Pa ligiiing (journey.) 
 \ wiriicyct. Wish) desire. 
 amooy Swelling, jealousy. . [of * \ 
 \ eniitc-J, Plur. of ^^ unrjct. r 
 \ (??;;&/, Piur. df ^ >io .'-.',";/. 
 1 cinwakt -Plur. of 6^* 11100%-. 
 \ emu'kl, Plur. of j 
 ^ ewirah) Plur. of i* 
 cmiret, Plur. of A ; x I muict. 
 
 or ,* * jjj +<< T To iearn, read., 
 i'ii, To j>rcp;ire. 
 
 J3 ^o i anwor or otiioor-, Plur of ^1 <^ 
 j y*i kmook, I.curning (boy.) 
 i'.x*T a. f.v, Learning. 
 
 >j ' * *^ I a;//. '//////, To teach. 
 
 ^ X x- 
 
 ..^T (un(:(.^ ir, stature. 
 
 Xw^l awwruct, Maternal. 
 .i ,^ I cn.wn, Steady (camel.) 
 i?^! r/// .-<:'/ - (r, Servile in the station of a 
 x l c//;cA, iSIaid-scrvnnt. [maid-scn-ant. 
 
 , Sharpening, making (milk) watery, 
 itmmehet, Plur. of f i ww. [ruining. 
 
 Plur. of o^^, inched. 
 , Plur. of^^< 
 z7<t;/d/, C ranting time,
 
 05 
 
 * \ JmJj&n, To make lean, to weaken. 
 \ ammehet, A mother. 
 g^*l enihej, Thin milk. [emJiel, popular. 
 iij^! emMd&t) Plur. of a l$-o mihad. L*| 
 A 3^1 umJiood, A ditch made for catching 
 
 prey, cooking victuals. 
 
 ^i ummee, An illeterate person, [of j^ ???ee/. 
 j IAX> 1 imyk,*, Distinguishing, ^u^^ emyel, plur. 
 /^* 1 aineeknfuii) To mix, to mingle. 
 yW*J omced, Expectation, hope. [^ L1 g e - 
 
 c ^> r> x* ) cmmeedgah, A place of hope or re- 
 'j \ }j*f* I umcedivar y A succession. [bleman. 
 ^A^O ^ ameer, A prince, emperor, governor, no- 
 -^1 ameer, A glutton. 
 
 Jl x-^*) amcerhneh, Princely, imperial, nobly. 
 8^1 emeerct, A queen. '{/ ***] emeeree, prin- . 
 >/*) ameex, A mixture, mix. [cipality. 
 
 >^*f bmeezclneedun* To cause to mix: ^ 
 T bmeezesh A mixture. 
 ameezeh, Pret. of /M,/J y^*' 
 .j x c ^ T hmeezeedun, To mix, to mingle. 
 :?Lvf ameegJi, Mixed, copulation. 
 
 ^ emyel, Having neither sword nor shield, 
 &c. sitting badly on a saddle, (a tree) 
 having no full branches.
 
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 Jf"-' 
 
 \ cinec?n, Wounded in the head. 
 
 ^ awecn, So let it be, secure, free, fliitlifut. 
 -Xs/*t amccnec, Security. 
 
 ^A* 1 amceyce, A young servant, a girl. [o. 
 ,*f T &/?, He, that. ^ t c??-, time, hour, he, if, 
 U! awa, I. ollii inaat, delay, slowness. 
 u^Ul en\l>, Perfume. ^U1 cnilet, repentance. 
 *.*.> ti\ enaycb, Plur. of <_-v. 13 nciyel. 
 SU1 c;?a/, Slow, delay, beating slowly. 
 j/o.13} enhjed, Plur. of ^xaeM f/{/>cA 
 ^ LJ ^ inakh, Pitching a camp before a city. 
 ^iUl anhcler, Plur. of^,xji endcr. [granate. 
 ov.o>U^ CTiadced, Dispersed, j ! f/iar, Pome- 
 ^Ul ew^tr, May God illuminate ! 
 .t Iv'^O ) cnarestan, A pomegranate garden. 
 .^ i I enarccn, Rust. ^U! cnas, plur. of ^U 
 iL=.u\ inbset, Choice. [nas. 
 
 a\J\ wazet, Betraying ignorance by looks. 
 
 anhzcem, Plur. of ^ nczm. 
 U! flw^/i Plur. of o^j 1 Gtff. 
 XiUl inbfet, Increasing, appearing above, 
 
 ;Uf ?>*&/> Having a large nose. 
 ^AiUl en k feet, Plur. of (J aj^ ncfcx. 
 i'UI inkfat, Elegance.
 
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 tt] 
 
 inakt, Bestowing, swearing by God. 
 f t>! enam, The world, mankind, a giant, 
 3UU1 inumet, A sleep, killing, [every being, 
 ^*LJ enbmel, Plnr. of 3^1 anmel. 
 to U 1 a/z&?2, To mourn with a hoarse noise. 
 Soli ! enbniyet, Myself. 
 cJu 13 1 anbyeft, Plur. of * u nci&eh, 
 Ui \ ?W;&, Telling news. 
 
 /^P: 1J ) cnl^klivon, A castle. D^ (J I e \t/e7/, 
 i L*j I enl-0,%, Plur. of jo>3 nclex. [glorious. 
 
 ljil anlar, Plur. of^xi neiei\ 
 J I? ^ U 1 enl&khhnehi A magazine. 
 
 ,f>u j U* I enl)irccdun, To fill. }U3| en1\z t a 
 ^ / /x>1 / y 
 
 (/ j U5 ! enlhttCy Partnership. [partner. 
 
 ^jojUS^ enluzecditn, To become a partner. 
 
 .4J&U1 enlashtun, To fill, to soften. 
 W / 
 
 ^ tJ 1 enlbshteh, Preterit of the above. 
 
 * 
 
 k UJ 5 cnlat, Getting water from a well by dig- 
 l>)! enl-ba, Sweating. fei 1 ^- 
 
 c^ U ! enlbgh, A concubine, 
 ^L>j^ enlbgh, Making one to lay down. 
 ijfU) cnbak, A cuckold. ^ Ujt enlbl, plur. of 
 
 ./ U I enlbn, A bag, a purse. [3^ nelcl. 
 
 .* 
 U ! enlhnck, A kind of purse concealed,
 
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 <r^ 
 
 6 (J f Mali, Awaking, failing. 
 
 ..J I cnliil, A knot, tube. 
 * 
 
 gru \ cnloj, Sweetmeat, confectionary. 
 
 s l==yl enlejcit, Plur. of ^0 \ onluj. 
 
 isyj enlekh, Harsh, uneasy. ^ 1 etibur, Forceps. 
 
 4 J ) enlord, A pear. 
 
 j~o! ctilereh, (A camel) having no hair on 
 
 . *+Jj I enpes, Austere in countenance, [the back. 
 
 . ,^J ) enlesy A heap of grain trodden out 
 kUAJi iuLes&t, Gladness, delight, [and sifted. 
 ^ J I ei,1estch> Cold, stiffness. [the belly. 
 L>J I enlety (A horse) having a whiteness on 
 jl>U>jJ inle-as, Proceeding. [tube. 
 
 _>>^ i cnlool, A knot, the root of an herb, 
 ,.% a ^3 ! triboodun f To become abortive, 
 i jsJ } enleroor, Pincers. 
 
 o *J ) enloh, Large, many a very great quantity. 
 x _ r ; tl. *J ) enlohnakj Veiy broad. 
 
 ,w *J 1 enlohee, Mob, bustle. 
 (> " 
 
 %/>,j^jl enloyccc luji, To scatter, perfume. 
 U>J I enlcyh, Plur. of ^j 7zt&ee. [hardness. 
 enlcsteh, Any thing frigid, col d,causing 
 j I cnet, Thou, 
 i ?;//a, Returning or remaining behind.
 
 intkj, Producing, bringing forth. 
 tnt&gh, Smiling. 
 
 il inthkt Carrying an umbrella, fasting 
 during the month of Rumzan. 
 ^IAJI intan, Stinking, offensive. 
 iUZSJ intelfaz, Retiring to one side. 
 d Uxs \ intelak. Being published, being eminent. 
 UX3 1 intibah, Forbearance of sleep. 
 i_, UaJ i mtiJihl, Crying out, lamenting. 
 J Lsu i intihkl, Safely, assuming to one's sel 
 v lisfu 1 intlklikliy Selection, choice. 
 g^y:j^ intezha, Taking out. 
 v UJj 5 intcsal, Having respect to. [(clouds.) 
 lKJit intishar, Dispersed, scattered, appearing 
 It *S \ intizcw, An anxious wish to see any 
 thing or person. f IIJAJ \ inteza.'m, Arranging* 
 .j ^ j ^( ! inte%(!im-loodu?7, To be arranged. 
 ^ Ui'j I inte-ash, Recovering, getting up. [ling. 
 U l intyfa, Removing. ^. UX3! intefakh, Swel- 
 ^ Uu5 ^ intefaa, A profit. ^ Uxi i intekal, Trans- 
 f Ui3 \ intykkm, Revenging. [porting. 
 
 cJl^aX3\ intikaf, Turning the face. 
 * \ intom, (Plur.) you. [bling. 
 
 \ entomb,, You two (dual.) intemk, Resem-
 
 \ wttfih, The end, extremity. 
 
 intehal. Plundering, 
 UU! in fit/ash, Attacking one another (ene-. 
 ) 1$X5 \ inieJ:b f :, Infringement of honor, respect, 
 iJ 1 onos, Plur. of JX nesa or USI mutti. 
 j \ insa, V r onr*an, female s 'J3l a/wvy, purging. 
 ISSlCTWflT, Piur. ofrjiiJ wwor, [vvhicli. 
 
 U3J JTZ^dfl, Vomiting. ^ ! a?//, (for ^f'' ! ) That 
 
 J 7 ^/y'.'i, In that place, there, thither. 
 . 
 ?"*! irja, Retiring, recovering. 
 
 f/2/& A , Plur. of w.^sO nrjecl. 
 2?{;a /^, Frosperi ng. 
 1 injad, Defending, advancing. 
 1 injar, '\ he roof of a- house, 
 l info.*, Ful/illing a promise, [to s^uck. 
 \ ?>/ : /5, Impurity. ^ ^ j i//jda, Alia wing 
 ^Jl.-s>jl rnjotk, Hasten thou, 
 
 ,i xJU'') enjkleedun, To fill, to Fatbf-/. 
 ^ M 
 
 x i/ j en jaw, Conclusion, the end, Phir. of *^a 
 
 I wjbtncjt, 'i he' ciui of any thing. 
 
 
 
 eni^msed, Preterit of .^U"-'I 
 
 ^/ 
 
 ^\ mjbnieedun, 'Jo jiaish, &c. 
 wjelai', To joint after having broken. 
 1 wje'.ht, Desire.
 
 * enjekhtun> To desire, to wish. f<>r 
 in %&?, Allurement jaaj\ enjer, 
 J injetW) Protraction. [anchor.. 
 
 enjeufcecdun, To. return, to bridle* 
 
 jkcedwi Ta return, to restrain,. 
 * 
 y j 1 e/i/e/, Having large eyes, [huld in. 
 
 \ enjel&t Shining appearance^ 
 \ cnjani, Plur. of ^^o nejoin,., 
 
 iin, An assembly,. congregntoi3. 
 -^ ) cinchenau, Thus, in this manner,. 
 
 anjkneedun,. To l^e broken. 
 ^ 
 
 su 1 unjoofi The wood of the aloe tree-. 
 i 1 e?yoo%h> Changed in colour, (face or 
 
 body) wrinkled. [wrinkled. 
 
 , 
 
 enjobkhtun or ^ ^ I To become- 
 & */ \ enjooghi A sigh, a fold, epilepsy. 
 cmche> That, which, whoever, when. 
 
 anjeJun, That world, 
 .*i >^ ) anjccdun,. To be broken to pieces, 
 
 y^f' ^ anjeereTi, Beaten. ^-=0 \ hijccl,. Art 
 *O < ce^, Breathing hai^d. [evangelist. 
 
 , Turning (the face.) ^ ijs^ 1 inhax* 
 aZ, Macerating. [Plur. of ^
 
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 ul iriherbf, Turning, inversion. 
 enhez, A disease (in the camels lungs.) 
 
 ciihcfteenh, Pomegranate flower. 
 inlielal, Unbinding, loosening, [ism. 
 inltena, Reverence. v Ucol ijlkhafc hero- 
 \ inJthas, To make lean, to macerate. 
 tnkhbf, Resounding. 
 J inkhezhl, Breaking, terminating. 
 enkha, Causing mischief, loss. 
 ! inkhelbsht Relaxation. >* 1 und, Plur. 
 , Making mud. [of ^^\ 
 
 y Exposing one's self to danger. 
 , Travelling fast (abody of horses.) 
 cvdh^htun, To throw, to inject, to 
 reject, scatter, disperse. 
 j\ endbd, (Plur.) like, resembling, [ing. 
 U7idci%, A throw. )j J>) I end&zci, Throw- 
 lyJl cndizeh, An ell, a measure. [value. 
 ^y ojl^l endhxehkenw, To measure, to 
 
 end&zccdun, To make a measure. 
 jt indha, Being far ofF, being returned. 
 jJt indbgh, Doing well. [furiously, 
 
 jJ I im/itf, Driving violently, (a horse) riding 
 \/)\ endj,m, Stature, form of the body.
 
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 *!>jJ cndaitieli, Remembrance. [Plaster* 
 
 /M f^ J eiicLrn, Manner, yard. ^!>u) andauot 
 \*)M.j\JJ J cndaivecdiin, To plaister. [vithin. 
 oJ j endekh) Doltish man. ^ >; 1 ender, In, into, 
 (j-^jol ender&s, To erase any writing, to de- 
 
 stroy or efface from the memory. 
 u>*~lj<-vJt cndcrasyoon, A perfume. 
 t) \jw\J! endrknee, A large money-bag. 
 i & ijj } cnderkhoor, Worthy, convenient. 
 $ 1 iendcrz,' A testament. 
 
 enderoo, Together, all at once. 
 cndcrdo% f An explorer, mortar. 
 underwit, Within the heart. 
 i .^j I cndezr, Doctrine. 
 
 indej'ha, Carried off, going to the 
 jj \ undue!;, Small, little. [right way. 
 endekee, Littleness. x>'T andem, Then. 
 indcmal, Recovering, getting well of 
 a wound. [ly. 
 
 \ endemeht Warning, repeating distinct- 
 
 andolihtun, To collect, to gain. 
 dndokhteh, Pret. of ,,^7^^) 
 a?.' cfcot/, Plaster, ointment. 
 iJ> *i^l ondoodun, To plaister, to incrust. 
 
 ^ '
 
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 j*,^ andooz, Collected, gained. 
 e^Y>") <?>wfep!SC^> An ell, a measure. 
 Cj>!.}*^^ endoozeeditn, To collect, to gain. 
 *^/ yuJ endoot: or o >*f Grief, trouble, me^ 
 i' xtv^>* J ctoaooheeattn', To mourn, [lancholy, 
 c>>j cndch, Grief, trouble, anxiety, 
 f rW^, Particularly, 
 t endeedun, To be disturbed, 
 l endecsh, Considering, thinking, [think. 
 M/J l^j x c*j endcesJihneediin^ To cause one ta 
 
 j\ cndccslnnund, Thoughtful. 
 cndeeslicli, Jealousy, consideration. 
 
 > I endecshecdiiitt To consider, &c. 
 
 inzar, Putting in fear. 
 3 I oJ I ?V?%4/> Piur. of ^ oo ncxcl. 
 ^\j^\ cn-zeruneCy Very white salt. 
 ^ oJ ! inzclkgli, Ripening (datesO 
 )y T anrk, Him, to him, that, to that, [ing, 
 JjJ I iuza, To sprinkle. c 5 y ^ iwsa^, Exhaust- 
 Jy \ inzar, Giving little or sparingly. 
 j \y \ inzbz, Nourishing. 
 
 o \y i inz\f, Exhausting, pouring. [to start. 
 o \y \ inwk, (A horse) raising the feet for aleap>
 
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 Sending down, causing to des- 
 ? 1= y J in%e-ctj t Emotion, motion, debate, [cend. 
 ^ vj ^ anzd, Descend thou. [century, &c. 
 
 ,*/L !jf inzeman, At that time, in that age, 
 Vj yl inzewh, A solitary life, y*^ m?, Mankind. 
 UJ I *tts&, To forget,, making one tQ forget, 
 v LJ \ ens&L't. Flur. of (^^j nescb, 
 cUJi ensaa, Plur. of ^.; ne^a. 
 ^U.j^ inshgli, Beating severely. 
 6 L*J ^ insb,k t Speaking in rhyme, 
 , Plur-. of 3,^3 ncsel. 
 
 ! LJ ) z?z5a/, Changing feathers or hair. [ing. 
 f UJ i insam, Restoring, comforting, discharg- 
 
 ins\n, Man, mankind, human being. 
 ^ (.j U*S \ insanol^een, The pupil of the eye. 
 enseb, Superlative of ^^15 nfoeb, 
 enscla, Of a noble race. 
 
 /f, Cheerfulness^ mankind. 
 insejcim, Shedding (tears.) 
 inseduh, Falling upon the back. 
 insedkfch, Expanded, al^jt insedfad, 
 inscdar, .Walking fast. [Shut, locked. 
 enser, Plur. of ^o ncscr. 
 \ imitttf. Dropping or falling out.
 
 axe 
 
 >\ bnsoo, Thither, from the other, on that 
 j ! unseet, Acquaintance. [side. 
 
 UJ \ inshci, Creating, beginning. 
 c__,UjI ins1M t Firing* 
 
 g-Ujl cnshaj, Plur. of ^viJ neskej* [persing. 
 j\j\ inshar, -Recovering, recalling to life, dis- 
 j'-iJi inshiz, Joining, anshhz, Plur. of yti ?ic- 
 &z, To lessen, to be diminished, [shez. 
 , Making cheerful, untying a knot. 
 ^Ixv.'! inshha, Putting any thing into the 
 ^^3! iii.shiruh, Gladness, joy. [mouth or nose. 
 &KJI mshi&bk, Divided, cleft. 
 
 insal, Plur. of ^*aJ ncsel. 
 cnsar, Plur. of^a3 wwer. [opened. 
 
 Ua3! mshti, Disarra; ing, going swiftly, being 
 irtshf, Granting justice, taking the half. 
 7w.'.A/, Taking off the head of an arrow 
 insvia, Plur. of ^AASJ ncscth. [or spear. 
 ... OJ \ inzcth, Cleft, shining (the moon.) 
 * UaJ I envbd, Plur. of ^5 ?ic j zc/. 
 ^Ua3l intor, Beautiful (colour or countenance) 
 flourishing (tree.) 
 
 insibad, Poured out. [Sv/ooning away. 
 J 2?we/'fl/,Returnin^,retiring.
 
 3 1 ensnl, Plur. of ^ nesuL 
 inzh, Becoming lean. [bow* 
 
 f inzhl, Pulling towards you, drawing a 
 in%hj, Cooking. 
 
 j inzhf, Camel's colt (sucking.) 
 ,5 U&j \ inzal, Fatiguing (a camel.) [^ n g* 
 
 >& \ anzer, Gold, silver. k U.^5 ) imeghht, Faint- 
 - U* \ cnzem\m, Adjoining. 
 L3 \ enet, Distant, its * infa, 'Giving a donation. 
 d Uai i intaf, Making notorious for any thing 
 <_J> Uaj \ intcik, Making one to speak. [bad. 
 Lk> ^ intel&gh, Obedience. UJaiU/efa,Quench- 
 ^VkJ I inielbk, Going away. [ed. 
 
 U53 i inzar, Delaying, anzar, Plur. ^Ii5 nc%er. 
 LJ\ inzarn, Putting in order, arranging. 
 internet, Plur. of. Jb; ?iezem. 
 ^ zw-d^, A beautiful shape, ^u^ in-bs, 
 d^ljui in-&s, Pouring down (riches,) [Hea\y. 
 yiUJJ in-&sh, Lifting (the eye.) [tain., 
 
 o bu I in-hf, Sitting on the declivity of a moun- 
 in-&l, Shoeing (ahorse.) [gratuity, &c. 
 an-bm, Plur. of ** neutn. in-frm, a gift, 
 
 in-hmkt, Piur. of f U3i in-am 
 \ in-e-tbf t A convert, turned.
 
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 aUuut in-ekkd, Firmly bound. 
 
 +yt\ en-em, Plur. of **> ne-arn. 
 
 U5 1 ingha, Speaking intelligibly. 
 
 uolij \ ixgh&S, Making life painful. 
 
 ^ UJI inghbz, Moving the bead. [ther, &c.. 
 
 $ U5 \ inghcil t Altering the appearance of lea- 
 
 <_JC>\ cnf, The nose. A U3j infud, Exhausting. 
 
 iULM in fat, Causing any thing to pass. 
 
 jUuj enfar, PJur. of yLJ ncfer. [tryitsgoodncss. 
 
 jUSl enfaz, Turning an arrow upon the nail, to 
 
 ^ U3 \ ejtjas, Plur. of ^ mifs* 
 
 &\\ enfusli, Allowing (horses or goats) to 
 
 pasture at night without a goat-herd. 
 Is Uui infkt, Having pustules upon the hand 
 
 from hard labour. 
 *UJ! infoa, Selling walking-sticks, 
 olju^ inf&k, Expending, becoming poor. 
 I lii \ enfal, Plur. of ,yu "nefcL [ing. 
 
 US I enftw, Large nosed. CJu \ enfet, Disdain- 
 <5\&>\er)fctak, Breaking. gSl^iSi wfejbnee, Im- 
 
 gv.i \ infekh, Inflating. [pudent (in speech.) 
 
 , 
 ^ 1 cnfetht, Gain, any thing collected. 
 
 I cnjethtun, To gain, to collect. 
 enfsdeh, A vain-boaster, iiyui w 
 I inferaj, Glad, an interval. [See
 
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 uiJI 
 
 jiJ .\ infer&d, Being alone, singularity^ 
 s, Superlative of y^ij mfees.. 
 e??fest, A spider's web, 
 I infes&l, To separate, to settle, 
 
 iqfes&fit, A breach. 
 
 X mfe%h,%, Scattered, [to be separated. 
 Lsli, Broken. &\ eufa, Plar. of xij 
 i'J )J 5* ^ ^ cn fi- e lkh r d Hn > To be ashamed. 
 ^ \ cnjiiij, Glue. ? fi \ enfoj, Contracted. 
 
 - l^ij \ it/fiham, Apprehending. ^Ju\ unck, To 
 US \ inJth, To clean. [mock, 
 u-jUut enka.l t Plur. of ^ ncfreb. [c. 
 
 - Uu ! enkhh, Extracting marrow from a bone, 
 > U3i inJthd, (A tree) shooting forth leaves. 
 
 bx, Setting at liberty. _, UuJ Mar, To 
 inkhz, To kill an enemy. [recal, 
 
 cii/ias, Plur. of yJG w^. 
 enkasli, Plur. of ^Kj ncksh. 
 inkbs, To lessen, to decay, to decrease. 
 inJihz, Putting a heavy burden on the 
 back of beasts. [the sound. 
 
 - U3 \ Mba, Hanging, spoiling, going towards 
 3 lju \ Maf, Cutting an apple and taking the 
 
 d/, Plur. of ^ne/ieL [core out.
 
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 1*3 1 ink ah, Restoring to health. 
 UxJ ! inkelaz, Impediment (in speech.) 
 enJted, An hedge-hog. 
 T ankede) , So many, as much as that. 
 uJ in&eikz, Conclusion, to be gut. 
 ) anker dy^., A sob, -to sigh, 
 u 1 ankesy A bondman, plur. of ^Jo 72^5. 
 
 , Finished, terminated. 
 
 bij I iii&eta, A cutting off. [Plur. of & ncfra. 
 > I er^flr, Drinking more than enough, anka, 
 
 ljy Altering. 
 
 & ! onkoo-at, Any place into which wa- 
 ter flows from a channel. 
 Ufci cnkcya, Plur. of ^ ?^~ee. 
 inheyad, See cULj^ 
 inkccz, A sweet smelling aromatic. 
 
 ', Behold, ^u I c'??c^, Lead, tin. 
 cnkhs, Untwisted rope, 
 ^ ! inlmhy 'leaking a wife. 
 i> I inkar, Denying, rejecting. 
 j. U* ) cjigar, An account book, an opinion, 
 glue, narrative, an event. 
 
 . &^ tC ) cngarcshj Computation, [stretch out. 
 wgareedun, To think, to paint, to
 
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 &\ 
 ^jyU5l engarec: *?, Numeration, computation, 
 
 ii book of receipts and disbursements. 
 j 1C 1 engh%, A wearer's comb. 
 l^ojt inlih,*, Emptying. 
 
 y* li5 1 6W 15, Plur. Of y*^ 72es. Z7&$, b<3W- 
 
 ing the head, recalling. 
 kl^aJt ink 2, Ordering one to make haste. 
 c iSaj \ ivkcia} Repelling, removing quickly. 
 oljSaJt in/iaf, Setting at liberty. ^ L&jt enkal, 
 t tv T angah, Then, at that time. [Plur. of j^J 
 
 engleen, Honev. 
 
 * 
 
 enkehet, Plur. of l^a> nek all. 
 
 cngikhlun, To produce, create. 
 enlid, Covetous, ^.^ij ? cnker, Superlat. 
 
 & j e7^^er (orengir,) An anchor, [of ^^=-.; neker, 
 
 /^? 
 \ ungraiz or >XC} J The English, flish. 
 J . D L 
 
 (/Ji/v ) unpraizee, Any thing relative to the eng- 
 .y-^A; I engasoo?i, A cloth or garment of 
 
 , ^fi T a?i}es, He, that person, [many colours. 
 
 ^ 
 
 I 43 ) c?)gi$k t Assafoetida. [Defeating, rupturing, 
 
 J 1 enkisbf, An eclipse. ^UuSJl inkisar* 
 i ^ inkislihf, Revelation eclipse d. 
 
 ZJv } engoshpeh, Magnificence, a farmer. 
 
 i
 
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 ) cnJrislit, Coal, en gosh f, Finger. 
 ciigoshfeh or ^ ^^.^Xj 1 The thumb., 
 engoshtercen, Ring, [the great toe. 
 eTig'islitti'h,, Bread baked upon the coals, 
 
 ! engoshtevanek, A ring worn upon the 
 3 \enka, Pale, red, blushing, [thumb, thimble, 
 3 \ ink Has, Superiority, courage, [der cloud, 
 J i in&ilal, Transparent, splendor of a tlma- 
 I engoleh, A button, a button-hole. 
 \ enkeleece> A n ell. [goor, A grape. 
 
 . f JU^ I irtganeediWi To feel, to cram. 
 ^^yy^l engoorck, Diminutive pf 
 
 XX 
 
 .*| J*yk) ( engoos1icediiii> To embrace. 
 
 jy^l cngooll> A lounger, an idler. 
 ^ f hnhehy That, which, he, who. 
 angih, Then, at the same time. 
 
 >^.) cngaikhivn, To raise, to excite. 
 ^1 cngaiJihfch, Preterit of the above. 
 
 I*/ >-Xj I engiJun, To feel, to seize. 
 
 /^ /J' 
 
 >>v) cngiz, Exciting. ./> !^v ) ej/gixandun, 
 
 )}\ cngized, Roused. [To cause to excite.
 
 I 1 
 
 cngitccclim, To raise, to excite. 
 
 l^XJ ) cngishyeh, Modesty, slowly, by de? 
 jy ! inmaa, To increase. [grees. 
 
 Ujl enmar or ^si Plur. pf^j newer. 
 yllijl inmbsh, Calumny. ^UJl i?\mas, To bud, 
 ^Uii enma.t, Plur. of k^ nemet. [to sprout. 
 3U31 intrkl, Slandering privately. 
 
 enmcs, Brown, tawny, [type, example. 
 
 
 ! cnincht, A finger, z *^'^ unnwodcj, A 
 
 inmeldhl) Temperate, just, Cj^uiett 
 *j\ unrhce, A cushion, a pillow. 
 
 J cnoo or . j.| Time, an hour. 
 r 
 
 ! ?y?^^a, Rilling, murdering. 
 . ^j \ imrcifi, Lamenting, j] ^\ amvar, Plur. 
 \^\ mub,%t Plur. of 
 l^jj cmvht, Plur. of k 
 
 !J! cnwha, Plur. of c 
 
 y <~> 
 
 Ji emvafy Plur. of 
 1 cmckl, Plur. of ^ 
 1 emuhirit FJtu*. of f 
 
 ^ emu hn, Plur. of ^ ^ noon. 
 \enwek, To sigh, grieve. 
 
 cnii'er, Superlative of ^^ Jioor, 
 \ cnoos t Familiar, tame. ,
 
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 y 
 
 Jl anooslieli, Fortunate, luck}', happy. 
 *j! cnoof, PJur. of (_JL>\ ewo/\ 
 Jiy! enook, Plur. of o^; wop*. -^5! cmvcm, 
 ^\ cnooJi, Breathing hard. [Sleepy. 
 
 .j l z'tf/za, Announcing, advertising. 
 
 aniici, riur. of ,)! u_> l^j 5 iiih'il, Seizing, 
 j ! inltnj, Worn out, shewing the way. 
 US \inhiid t Extolling, filling, 
 l^j ! enJmr, Plur. of ^ veher. 
 inJi&x, Rousing, calling up. 
 inlmk, Punished or tormented severely. 
 inhedk.n, Ruin. ^ ^ cuhcr, Serene day. 
 enhex&ntf Defeat, route. [danger. 
 
 inhelakt. Precipitating one's self into 
 inhelal, .Pouring -\vith vehemence (rain) 
 inJiefnfcf, Diligence. [shedding tears. 
 ittliemhit Taking time, delaying. 
 e, Time, a proper time. a//cr, Under- 
 inyal, Plur. of v tj ;/4^. [standing. 
 
 ya^i Phjr. of cjio ?ztr'-. 
 ??ee, To groan, to cnv\ r . *+>\ cnces, 
 wJi c?icer, Superlative of ^o 7/fc/\ [Soft iron. 
 r;?ce*, A friend, comrade. ,H l~~J 1 eneeshn, 
 enccseh, Cold, freezing. [Joking, false.
 
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 ^ 
 
 . j*J ! eneesli, A vineyard, a little garden. 
 
 ^j \ cneez, (Meat) raw or half dressed, [groan, 
 i^i/j'i zneef, Pain on the nose, ( ^\ eneen, A 
 ^ i o, Ke, she, it. ^ ao or co, Whether, or. 
 I ^ I aw(t, Sound, voice. Jj, \aw&,Tp choose a place 
 c-1 5 J aw&}, A sincere penitent. [of retreat. 
 j*.\3\ awakhcr, Plur. of ^5 akher. 
 * a Ij ' awada^i, Plur. of f i i h,dem. 
 j\ 2\ aivar, Warm, heat (of the sun, fire, thirst.) 
 ^ y 1 ^ I aivarcheh, Cash-book, a book of re- 
 ceipts and disbursements, account book, c. 
 o^l^J awbreh, Harrass, waste. 
 *})/ & ;-^^ awhrchkurdun, To harrass. 
 i*jSi;}}} aw&reedun, To walk, to wander, 
 j\ jJ awa%, A sound, voice, noise, &c. [ramble. 
 tj \ 2\ awazeh, Clamour, sound. [noise. 
 
 )S*J^y awazeedun, To cry out, to make a 
 k*J^f awasef, Plur. of \s.^^\ owsct. 
 ^a\2\ eivh,%zli> Laying many eggs. 
 ^\^\ iwhl, Returning, arriving. 
 J,\ 5 \ cwalee, Plur. of ^\ awel. 
 f\ j\ awhuij Borrowing, lending. [string. 
 Violent thirst, smoke, a bow* 
 ;r, Plur. of ^
 
 Q\J\ tf?r '/?;, Plur. c.f w^ <r*. 
 
 /*/'*' cwan, A king's court, a palace. 
 
 MSgljl c?tknceciun, To sloop. 
 
 * !_, I cwfl//, Merciful, one who fears God. 
 
 \ ewbJiedy.Plur, of joij unhcd. 
 
 l c(iub-c, Plur. of l^ 
 
 cwayd, Plur. of ,J .'. 
 *~* }) ciccb, A large serpent. 
 v _j! Cf/'tf;, Return, repenlance, killino-, r] 
 L^^ cu'da, Plur. of b^ r:r/-a. 
 j\j^^ cu'dar, House, a snare. 
 /V >-. ; (j ' cn'clareedun, To. snare. 
 , l-J vuJ'hsli, A soldier, champion. 
 ^! ore/, Shewing rrj<\rks of pjricf, alas! ^ * ) 
 Alj 5 !ft/^ac?,Plur. of 
 j'u^^ o?//ar, Plur. of 
 
 ^j- 5 ^ civic], Drink. [lainrJ;,-.>! t To sleep, 
 
 j' . ! oivfec, Hot iron. [Tho 1 op. 
 
 ^ IS _ ^ rw-'C$<;.ji, PI u r. of ^ ^ ?/-r.s'?/?7. % s \ awcj^ 
 Cj)SZ J uinykcnluu, To lay a \vagcr. 
 V^*' wrjcl'i Superlative of w^.<, ?rrjcl'. 
 fe.*\ otrifl, Afraid, ^^ojr/'cnt, A large track 
 *^ J ni.-ytV/, Plur- of **.; wejeli. [of wood.
 
 I 
 
 , Plur. of 
 
 ^1=.^! wrh&j, Plur. of X 
 
 ,SU.jJ owlb.lt Plur. of 3.=^ wejicl. [alas? 
 
 4X2-5 \ Otfhed, Singular, only. ^^owftJ}, Ah!= 
 fU.^1 Otoihami Plur. of ^ 3 wekhcm. [angry. 
 ^5 o?^'t^, Becoming crooked, heavy Burthen., 
 ^- Ij^l wvdbgli) A tent of a circular form. 
 i * ) oivder, A nephew, either by the brother- 
 o i,^l owdntgJi,Ti'9st> [or sister. 
 
 5 . ! owdttn, Soft, i < ) ou'j&CT) A part, a side. 
 
 -? / s *> 
 
 , , ! o?/'^,. Certainly, hard, awer, another. 
 
 1 j . I orA,Her, him, to him. ^r, .! oicrad, Plur, 
 }|!M 1 Q^'/'tis, Exalting, [of i 
 
 ^5 , 3 ? onraa, Plur. of g ; ^ u^r<7. 
 oK\ OU'jqk, Plur. of 6 wereft* 
 
 , Plur. of - J3 wcrc-n. 
 ^ j ! our / eh, A casli -book, journal, &c x 
 ^i.) oii'orcl, A battle, engagement. 
 c &, i *f bwerdgyh, A field of battle. 
 .! ,^T awordnn^ To bring, to induce, t& 
 
 confer, to move, to throvr. 
 . j * i *T bwordenee, A gift, &c. worthy of being 
 l\y T aWQrdch, Preterit of //;; *T. [brought. 
 il^ y )$ \ aivergoosh, The hard part of the 
 .jt /! awerman, Difficulty, trouble. [ear.
 
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 .*y/ J owrenjen, See /r^l 
 
 r,l QWrend, A throne, glory, dignity. 
 
 owreng, A throne, honor, power. 
 ,-) owroond, Caution, prudence, experi- 
 ^ I owreJt, A canal. fence, information. 
 JlJ)? awrcedim, To cause to bring. 
 l ou's;, Calculation (especially of the mo- 
 \ iwezz, A drake, a duck, [tionsofthemoon.) 
 
 %a?\ Plur. of ,^ wezcr. 
 
 owzkgh, Plur. 
 
 > Plur. of ^^/^ wczen. 
 iwczzet, A goose, a duck. 
 oivzwi, Superlative of ^^ wcgcn. 
 !!*] owzsJien, Strong, brave. 
 >u ? ! cwzend,^Yai'} ike accoutrements, [remove. 
 ,'/J.^J owzshooneedun, To rouse, to fill, to 
 i/>y^l wvzeedun, To suspend, to hang. 
 ^, A wolf, giving, a gift. 
 , Plur. of ^\AVJ wesi'kh. 
 Plur. of kw^ ?rv/.sY. [&c. 
 
 J osV, (In poetry for ,j^-J^O He is, 
 J cwcstb,kh> Bold. ^Ix^l osibil, Anarti- 
 ) ost&m, Confidence, support, chief, [ficer. 
 
 osi&n, The threshold
 
 y 
 
 k~j \ oivset, The puddle, mpderatioia, 
 g3\ vwsa, Superlative of ^^ wesa. 
 i^U^l owshab, Plur. of t.. .*,.;; ^ wesheb^ 
 ^UjJ owshul, Plur. of j^^ wqshel* 
 .*} & * 1 owsh^n, Plur. pf ^ ! ow. 
 , f>J 12^ | owshhneedun, TQ scatter, tp spread, 
 t-_> L_j I owsab, Piur. of - v^^ wesejj, 
 U*^ 1 owsif, Plur. of 
 
 *.j \ owsoo, Grief, mourning. [Higb ground? 
 U j ! 01^24^ Pi u r of^^efe^. [milk^fat, &c.) 
 o^J owzar, Putrid or corrupted (meat, \sroter, 
 l*tf^ ! QU'zaa, Plur. p.f ^^ ^^s;a. 
 U^l owzzm, Pluy, of ^_j wezem. jjox,. 
 
 5 i oiuzeya, Plur, of L** 
 lls*^ ozu/^^, Plur. of 
 s^^ owtar, Plur. o 
 
 }\ uwtagh, A can or jug 
 ^ Us j 1 owthn, Plur. pf (^ ^ u 
 wila^J owtef t Hairy about the eyes and eye- 
 j\*s\ aw-ar, Plar, of 
 ^U^l ow-bly Plur. of 
 
 ow-er t Ruggedj rough (road.) 
 -jUji awghal', Plur. of ^J^ 
 
 L i
 
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 ^ 
 
 , Plur. t)f o* 3 
 
 owghen, An a'queduct, a canal. 
 uvfod, Plur. of jjjj wefcd^ 
 ^J owfaz, Plur. of y 3 tuefez. 
 \j j \ oufaX, Haste, a crowd. 
 ) Ij5 ^ j if fa-dun, See rM ) ^ f 
 >J 1*5 ^ I ofthneedun, To cause to fall, &c. 
 
 owfefc, Superlative of 
 l oiwfr, A burden, weight. 
 U j I ow&kt>, Plur. of ^Jj ?/- 
 U^! ow&ht, Plur. of di 
 j^ oukar, Plur. of ^ weher. [tation, a mob. 
 ^I owkas, Profligate, (people) of bad repu- 
 \S s\ ovutash, An adventure, a stroller, a 
 l j.1 ow&as, Plur. of u^' ^ we&es. [crowd. 
 Uj i owkhf, Plur. of <_ ^ tfe^/1 ^s^owkel, 
 l owket, An assembly. [Lustful. 
 
 oti;te, Having a short neck. 
 owktyet, Announce. ^^ ! owgar, Drunk. 
 ! owket, Anger, malice, affliction. 
 J aw&eh, Earth, sand. . 
 o^^s, A bad man, of the worst class, 
 owkcn, Plur. of ^^ tvekcn. 
 
 A> ) I ow&endun or ^|>xXTl To throw.
 
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 } \ owfreet, The chain, string. J s \ owl, Re- 
 $2 I euwe/,Beginning, first, [turning, governing. 
 w^V biulat, (A woman) endowed with vh> 
 ^ s\ owloij , Plur. of ^ tttf/e/. [tue. 
 
 i^_j! owlad, Plur. of jj^ weled. 
 jy_5 ^ ewwelet, The beginning, principle. 
 4^X^! cuwlok, Madness. J^t owlem, Is it not? 
 j! ^ i owloo, Plur. of J^ welee. 
 &* \ otvloojeh, A little more. 
 V^LAJ^} owloveyet, Majority, superiority. 
 *J^l owleh, A blister, an eagle> a brute. 
 J^ \ owlee, Superlative of j^ u>e/tf. 
 Li^ ! owleya, Plur. of ^ 3 ly^/ee. s*J 3 - 1 owleyet, 
 ^ s \ ewweleen, Plur of ^| ewwel. [Primacy. 
 f ^^ owem, Misfortune, gjt^l awmaj, A mark, 
 S^**\ owmeed, See ^^1 [a butt- 
 
 jt ou^/z, Peace, gentleness, quiet 
 i 0^ ) ownar, Burning, 
 
 0. ) ownancedun,Torest, to sleep, to hope. 
 awend, Furniture, a club, a field of battle. 
 
 ! awenk, A mortar. 
 /*! & 2 1 Qwengbri, Hanging, 
 
 awnecdun, To slumber, to expect, [ly. 
 , (A camel) moving the feet quick-
 
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 i^ i awod, Weighing down, becoming crooked, 
 6 j J <z^e, Ah! alas! t-j U 3 1 owha/:, Plur. of j&^ 
 * 1^.5 owh&m, Plur. of r ^ 5 wehem. \wehck* 
 k U ^ \~4>whai> Plur. of k ^ weheL 
 xtf>^l Qwhedy PJur. ofj^^ wehed. 
 \&j\ oivhez, Walking gracefully. 
 ^ 5 1 mr <?, Repairing any place in order to 
 bjl aweyb, A lazy, idle fellow, [dwell 
 *j^ iweyet, Compassionating, 
 
 , To hang, to suspend. 
 
 * f- * f 
 
 of T &j \ 
 
 ,*jsV M } q,iucedi'?t,To twist, to fatigue. [murmur. 
 
 Vji hwee%, Any thing suspended, a hook upor^ 
 * - 
 
 "which meats a. re hung, a border, [the ear. 
 
 ,& y% - T aweezgosh, An ear-ring, the lobe of 
 CJ ^ ^ ? ^ h.iveezhnecden, To cause to hang 
 
 ^ awcczesh, Hanging up* [up, 
 
 T faucexeh, See 
 
 > 
 
 ^ hweewcdun, To bang up. 
 
 ou>ees t Wolf. ..^ *! awcMhun, Sight. 
 U;.l aweena, Juice (of fruit, &c.) 
 V ijt1 i^a^, A skin, (a hide) not tanned. 
 5L*.U>1 ihhjet, (Wind) withering or drying 
 plants, (ground) producing dry plants.
 
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 U 1 
 
 \ I ahar, Warm, 'glue, a border of cloth. 
 
 **iUY ekk~t,eel> Rain. 
 
 SUJ ikalcf, Fat, marrow, corpulency. 
 
 ek&leCf Plur. of ^U*! -ah la,. 
 f*/t1 fl/'-TW, GUie, fringe, contamination. 
 Co la i ah met, Disdain, treachery, enmity. 
 f*jyX<A^^ ihbnet-kerdun. To despise, to de- 
 clare enmity. [hill, the top of a house. 
 J j; I ulcmi'h, r \ he crown of the head, a little 
 v l> 1 7/V& 7 ', Tearing, rousing, waking from 
 l>l ^/Au%, Running, making haste, [a dream, 
 ,'^*>\ Mar, Git>wing very fat. [' n S 
 
 ^U^.! iJil> it, Throwing down, abating, dedact- 
 ^U^l i/'lal, Depri\ r ed of offspring. 
 
 alie ct, Plur. of c__^i> /zc'?;. 
 \ chler, (A camel) full of flesh. 
 ahet, Showing signs of grief, prono-anc- 
 ehla, Crook-backed. [ing ah! alasJ 
 
 I ihfar, Talking incoherently. 
 i/itilhz, Running;, flying. 
 
 O' < O 
 
 ihtidb, Finding the right way. 
 ihtezhl, Moved, rejoicing. 
 
 mtif&f, Humming in the ear, 
 * y^> \ ihtilam, Going away. 
 
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 &m. Diligence, care, endeavour. 
 j7//,7, Giving to eat, satiriziiiLT. 
 z'/^'d^, Sleepii.g, causing to sleep. 
 ihjar, Lopping, speaking obscenely. 
 l f'7//<fc.7, Satisfying hunger. 
 3 l=c^ l c/y /, P! ur. of J^A 7?e;V/. [/owe/, A satire. 
 -is&& 1 chjhm, Plur. of *a^ hcjem- ^^,^f> \ uh 
 
 \ : . : s^s>\ elijcera, Custom, mcde, state, fashion. 
 ahifthtun, To hang, to draw (a s\vord.) 
 &, Presenting, finding the right way. 
 
 Plnr. of Vk x^ hcdeb. 
 , Flying, befalling. 
 
 Plur. of *&* hedcni. 
 ^o^^ iJict&n, Making lean (a horse). 
 ^^ >1 ihdcl, Having long eye-lashes. 
 eTider, Swelling (belly). 
 eJidcl, Having a long Up (a camel.) 
 
 iic, Cleaning, adjusting. 
 *& \ eher, Becoming rich. 
 v \yM ihr&l, Compelling, putting to flight. 
 elerkt, Plur. of ^^\ ehcr>'t. 
 ihrtj, Throwing a load upon a camel's. 
 ihrar, Making (dog) to bark, [back, &c, 
 ehrbt, Ilur. of ^ A
 
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 hraa, Waking the way clear, 
 
 ihrkf, Increasing in wealth. [fast, 
 ihrafc, Pouring oat (water.) 
 l efchm, Plur. of *$> hcrem. 
 ehrety Household furniture, shape. 
 
 tobcrmunt A. demon, giant. 
 l : ^M ihreyb 1 ', Diffusing, pouring out. [muchv 
 ^ i ?7^x, Impelling. 6^y>l ?7??Af, Laughing- 
 
 hhesfer, Gentleness, slowness, &c. 
 
 j^vl hhetieh, Slowly, whispering. 
 
 ijtv^T bkestehrow, Going; softlv, &c. 
 ' ' i 
 
 1 ^r/wii, Modulation. jUiAi z'A^i/, Raining 
 ehz&m, Plur. of *., hezem. [abundantly. 
 /,3i?w,Conspicuous. ILA !2^^<z,(A cornel) 
 
 &ta#, Quick lime [stretching out the neck, 
 
 ehkak, Plur. of ^w ^e 7 /^. 
 
 , A master, spouse, worthy, an inha- 
 J ^ Ll ehel-khbneh, A family, c. [bitant, &c, 
 o JX ly j ehle-sJiera, Legislator. 
 /jl'i^ Ll ehle-sliekh,];, A seditious person. 
 
 ^^> IL L ) elile-i&at, Faithful, obedient to 
 
 (Jl 
 
 \ *& L I elile-cltool, Prudent, judicious. [Goc', 
 
 elilitn, God be with you, heaven bless yon, - 
 ihl&J, Concealing, hiding, [welcome* -
 
 V*. To weaken, smiling. 
 I i/.'la/c, Continuing his speed (a Uprsc.) 
 I ihfak, To kill-, to murder. 
 
 chic,/ , Hairy, rainy. [citizen. 
 
 *Xjt> ) e'Jilft, A master, husband and v\ lie, a 
 
 ?////oor, Kind, soft, fraud, delay. 
 r^/t'e. Gentle, tame, domestic, 
 l thleyet* Experience, possession. 
 ihfra, Tearing, wearing {a garment.) 
 1 ?V////a/, Laughing or speaking, 
 ilitHad, flest, remaining in a place, haste, 
 l ihmak, .ICnraged. 
 
 1 ihmaly Deferring, negligence, delay. 
 ihwaw^ Making unhappy. 
 \ uhwoow, Having a large head. 
 khoiy Iron. (/ 1^,.,/T ahen-ibee, A file. 
 
 LA 
 /mi, Bestowing, giving. 
 
 l ehnad, Plur. of JJA 1 ahncd. 
 I alenj, Casting, safety, a draught. 
 , ( >J l/^ ! akenjbneedun, To cause to drink. 
 I ahenjeh, An iron ring, a weaver's comb 
 f>r keeping the threads distinct. 
 aimed, An Indian woman. 
 
 L I aliendcelc, An iron ring at a gate. 
 T alien^ Concord, purpose, a sweet voice*
 
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 *' 
 ahenger, A blacksmith. 
 
 tt 
 
 , (AfeJ tfkenfaskt Attracting iron, a loadstone, 
 JL T aJiengif Harmony, design, singing 
 
 ahengidun, To design, [sweetly, sound- 
 ) eheneen, Made of iron. ^ T d^oo, A deer* 
 zfc&, To throw, to cast, [stain, a vice- 
 5 ehwar, Plur. of j ^ Jiowr^ 
 \ ehwal, Plur. of 3^4 ^oo^. [A fawn. 
 I ahwan or & j, ^ I bhoolreli or 
 ? ehwes, Consuming, devouring. 
 ahwel, Superlative of $^t> hewel* 
 ] ahoon, A hole in the wall or earth, 
 1 ehweti, Superlative of ^yt lieen. 
 jyM chwq,, Clearer, brighter. **}t>\ 
 *> \ aliee, A sigh, sighing. [Plur. of ^ 
 
 .o L, I aheyhn, The crown for the head, 
 
 ^ ' , 
 
 aliikhtun., See /*r^t 1 
 
 aheex, Modesty, y^xA i ahees, Strong, bold, 
 juj> I ahyek, Having a long neck. 
 4* I dheyely Spread, scattered (sand.) 
 *.A4> \ eheem, Dark night. #.^ ! ahecn, See w } 
 
 H 
 
 ^ ^ , Yes, indeed, tf ! e?yo, Whoever, who- 
 
 L \ eyb, O ! ho ! [soever, whatsoever. 
 
 ^ L, \ iycil, Returning, the setting of the sun. 
 
 N i
 
 38 
 
 V- I *^i^> Plur. of 
 
 bl <h/<z#, PJur. of Cwi a;/6Y/. ^bt 75/7^, A 
 t? i b t eyadec, Plur. of j^ #et/. [castle. 
 
 *j ^ U ? ey adeem, Plur. of ^ ^ I adeem. 
 
 b 1 ^a/', Brass. ^ ^ L ! iyarej, A medicine, poor. 
 L. I eycigh, A cup, any drinking vessel. 
 ^jlji ^a^ 1 , Are ye men? eyaki, are ye women? 
 ^Ll fj/7/, Returning, arriving, thickening. 
 Cs! U \ eyhlet, Dominion, government, province. 
 r f \j\ eJyhni, Plur. of+^yoom. \a,yan> when? 
 ^^j ! aycim, Root, debt. ^^Li fj/av?, Time; 
 ^lj ? eyaivel, Plur. of ^ 5 ^ ewwel. 
 
 l eyaween, Plur. of ^^1^,^ eywan. 
 cij iyci, A particle of exclamation, [finger. 
 V?i, Disgusting, making a sign with the 
 eel&d, Separating (from the flock.) [ing. 
 \ eeZ'^s, Drying, withering, j-, (^ \ Hasten- 
 i1}';$, Shining or flashing (lightning.) 
 ! eelcuk, Destroying, ruining. 
 elhh, Understanding, taking care of. 
 j I hyet or by eh, A sign, an individual, a 
 
 verse of the alcoran, a crowd. 
 ,! eeyet, Compassionating, condoling. 
 ,j cetci, A present, gift,
 
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 eetcih, Bringing a little present (a poor 
 eetcikh. Conquering, excelling. [man,) 
 slAjJ cctad, Driving or fixing firmly (a peg.) 
 _j Uj \ eetar, Doing any thing separately, stretch- 
 ing the bowstring and bending the bow. 
 ili'jl eet&gh, Ruining, corrupting (one's reli- 
 f \Zj\-eetam, Plur. of r *xj eeteem. (gion by sins,) 
 _,l*Jol eetelar, Digging a well. [See a urt 
 jlxAjl edesar, Sadness, trouble, il^s\.,? eetejhfyd, 
 zisZj \ eetekhaz, Fighting, receiving, beginning, 
 p ^>;j^ eetedhin, Joined, reviving (a tree.) 
 \j,j\ eeterar, Hastening, hazarding. 
 \f.i\ eeterhsh, Demanding or taking any 
 
 thing as a compensation for an injury. 
 t, &ol eetilaJth, Growing tall (herbage.) [ship. 
 <j ^ \ eetilaf, Society, correspondence, friend- 
 
 UA'J^ eetimar, Submission, consulting. 
 L^XJ \ ectha,fto ! hollo ! O, I ^e^r),Making soft,bruis- 
 e_,lx^ eesbl, Causing one t.o leap. [ing. 
 
 j.lLl eesar, Choosing, presenting, 
 
 ^ ecscifc, Binding, constraining, [Nothing. 
 eesan, Giving liberally . \ each, for ^t 
 ce/a, Removing, hindering, delivering. 
 ccj^b, Necessary.
 
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 . ef* r 
 
 eejbd, Discovery, making contrivance, 
 eefar, Placing. [rich, happy, 
 
 /' as, Abbreviation, abridgement. 
 eefcts, Conceiving fear, terrified, 
 j l.=evj 1 eejaft. Making ("camels) travel fast. 
 *L=sv>! eejalij Rendering or becoming respect- 
 Is^ \ ec/ici, Suggesting, revealing, [able. 
 $l:sxjt eehhd, Leaving single or alone. 
 $ !=?..> \celia,l, Plunging into or thro wing amongst 
 eekhiSy Sinking and rising, [inud v 
 ? eekhhf, Reproaching, striking. 
 eekfi(im\ Being indisposed from indi-. 
 gestion orcrudities in the stomach, [to a feasU 
 j^j \ ced, Power, strength v \ jo \ eedol, Inviting 
 \<^\ eedah, Submitting, humbling one's self, 
 being obsequious. [secret.) 
 -loot e.eilba, Intrusting or communicating (a. 
 o Uvj \ ecdak, Raining. ^ ,v t I ceder, Always, time, 
 c. ju! eeda, Saffron, f ^ I eedom, Thus, in this. 
 eedch, Following. [manner. 
 eedee, Plur. of \j yed. 
 eczh, Whether ? when ? I ^\ izb, Oppress^ 
 2jjan, Explaining. [on, injury, 
 w \ eir> The north wind. ^ ] ayer, Hot wind.
 
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 * 
 
 j.j \ cyir, A hard stone. \ ^ \ eerae, Burning, hiding, 
 w^ 1^1 <?er&&, Finding happiness o.r a friend, 
 c. l^j i eerbs, Making one an heir. 
 A l^vj ! eerhd y Producing, exhibiting. 
 j ^j ! eerar, Emaciating. ^ j^j 1 eerax, TQ bst 
 t !^.> \ eerht, Driving to destruction, [afflicted, 
 o \jj ! ccrcik, Producing leaves, getting UQ 
 
 plunder, rich (a soldier), growing. 
 l|^/j eeral, Round about, although. 
 ,*j I ' j I eermbn, One who remains in the place 
 
 of another by way of hostage or substi- 
 ,i j ! ceroon, Now, here. [tute. 
 
 Supporting, bedaubing the walla 
 r, Wandering, [of a house with clay. 
 ^,^j\ eezar, Assisting, preserving. 
 tfjiv^l eezbree, An handkerchief, a towel. 
 gtv^l eezha, Division, exciting. 
 l^l ee%agh, Voiding by little at a time 
 
 (urine,) sprinkling, dropping (blood from 
 <_J I v \eezbf, Causing to make haste, [a wound.) 
 6! vJ eezhk, Desiring- or causing one to leap. 
 y I eezed, God almighty. [sake. 
 
 (/o I eezedee, Any thing bestowed for God's 
 y^ v I eesoor, Now. y^j\ ew, Despairing. 
 
 o
 
 /.$&, Despairing of conception (a wo- 
 man) whose courses are stopt. 
 L^ \ ecskl, Producing herbage (ground). 
 j \ eesar, Being rich. 
 j\ esaa, Capable, exceeding, enriching. 
 
 ees&k, Loading (a camel). [bilitr. 
 
 I eesta, Standing, f <, tu^ I ' eestadgi, Sta- 
 ^ (z~j t I eestcudun, See ,* I ^ ^ ! or /l>^l 
 *tuvj! cestbdeh, Pret. of /I)^C^f 
 
 ecstancediin, To cause to stand. 
 \ eiser, Left, the left hand. [health. 
 
 liol ecslth, Breatning, exercising, restoring 
 U;^ eeshha, Flourishing (a tree or herb). 
 o Ui> t eeshhk, Adhering tenaciously. 
 d Lij ^ eeshbk. Making haste. 
 ^\\ ccslihl, Procuring a little (water) drop 
 
 ,*fljf eeshan, Plur. of .;J ee;z. fby drop. 
 C/ (j 
 
 eeshefj, A spy, a procurer of intelligence. 
 , Admonishing, making a testament. 
 
 Continual, constant. 
 , Shutting (the door). 
 \ eesaf, Being fit for service, 
 e^/, Sending, coming in the evening. 
 ! eiz, Returning, repeating.
 
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 fljJ c'nun, Again, fresh, &c. 
 
 Uaj ! eezahy Explanation, elucidation. 
 
 Uaj I eeta~hun t Clearly, evidently. 
 
 Us> ! eczha, Shooting (an arrow), consent- 
 
 ing, agreeing, coming out. [horse back.) 
 
 Uijj eeffat, Consenting, putting (one upon 
 
 ILjl eet&n, Applying the mind, [membered. 
 j \ ee-h, Preserving, keeping in mind, re- 
 
 Uj 1 ee-d,l>, Taking the whole, heaping up,as- 
 Uj 1 ec-b,d, Threatening. [sembled. 
 
 U> I ee-hz, Making a signal, excelling. 
 olxjf ee^^, Travelling with difficulty through 
 soft and sandy plains, [infeiming with anger. 
 Ub ^ eegkar, Becoming warm or passionate, 
 
 liji eeghbf, Eating enough, running, walk- 
 tj^ eegher, A stallion (horse or mare.) [ing fast. 
 j I cefa, Performing a promise, praying. 
 
 bul eefht, Prayer, intreaty. [Increasing. 
 
 \*i\ eejkd, Sending, walking fast. j\Ju\ eefar, 
 U^ eefaz, Hastening, accelerating. 
 
 \?j \ ecfk%y Causing one to make haste. 
 
 eef&k, Fitting the notch of the arrovr 
 properly to the bow string when shooting. 
 
 Uu I eebkb, Starving, hungry,
 
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 eJu \ 
 
 \j'j] eekah, Imprudent, impudence. 
 ^ Uu I eekady Inflaming, lightning. 
 iUu! eekbz, Leaving one indisposed. 
 ^Ijb! eekar, Reducing one to poverty, [ing, &c. 
 uelKj \ eekbzy Short necked. ]b \5j\ eekciz, Awak- 
 gljoi cekha, Causing to happen, inspiring with 
 cJUut eekhf t Stopping, restraining, [a desire. 
 ^Uui eekbn, Piercing, [any thing to recline upon. 
 jt ceka, Reclining, raising up or placing 
 jJ eekah, Refusing to give (present,) de- 
 sisting (from business). 
 
 eek&d, Fixing, establishing, binding. 
 eekar, Filling, 
 jl cckhs, Spending, wasting (money). 
 
 eckba, Giving strength, firm, 
 j! eefrrif, Distilling, dropping. [eat. 
 eekbl. Giving of offering any thing to 
 jjo! ccly God. eyil, A deer. ^y^\ eclaj, Introduc- 
 ing. *&, \ eelad, (A woman) being near de- 
 livery, bearing (a child). 
 uttjt eel&s, Deceiving, circumventing. 
 $j\ eclaa, Exciting, inspiring with. 
 oiU celbf, Learning, making up one thousand. 
 * ^ \ celajjif Tormenting.
 
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 z, Setting at liberty, assisting. 
 .< -1 eelchce, An ambassador. [emperor. 
 -1 ceVihhn, A commander in chief, an 
 
 ilX<J celkcr, A runner, a courier. 
 3UL* eilcmeit Noise made by motion. 
 ~jl fj/etft> Unmarried, single (man or woman.) 
 U-t cenih t A s gn, gnal. ^J ec-mct, We, our. 
 _,. esmar> Multiplying. ^ U^ eemas t Impu- 
 
 j ccmaZ) Shining. [dent, shameless, 
 
 ein-.an, Tlnr. of ^.^x*^ yancen. 
 
 cunet, Plur. of f ut imam. 
 
 twined, A plough, a pi ougli- share. 
 
 > cinicn, Tree, void of care. 
 
 rt^T k'/een or ,^ T j^ftritc. custom, law in-* 
 L/'" U M " 
 
 ^ r , ee??^, V-'here? [stitutioit, 
 
 ^.jj ^;?, This, he. l;,>\ ee??A, Fatiguing, detain- 
 djU! cenis, Brought to bed of a girl. ,[ 
 ^ U-^ eenas, Familiarity, society. 
 cUjl eenka, Maturity. 61;^ cenaf, Making the 
 cjrUj \ cenhk, Pleasing, delighting, [nose sore. 
 . j (!J M r -yc?ian, Plur. of ,^). 
 
 . L j I ^1'fl/ 1 or iU*< ! This time. v 
 * / * 
 
 ^. In this place, here. [sunder. 
 
 / 
 
 I wjecdmif To wound, to be cleft a-> 
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 Numeration. ^^JO I eenust, For 
 
 60tfOO,Hither. [.j^J ,^l this is, this is it. 
 
 'J eenuk, Lebold. ^x>i cinema, wherever, 
 ^' ( I ccnund, Plur. of ^^ JU I [every where. 
 eenha y Plur. of ^ I. ^ 1^1 eiwar, Evening. 
 ^ t ! eiwbn> A hall, a court, an open gallery 
 or balcony on the top of the house, 
 ! e^'or, The east wind. > 
 \ ciyom, Losing a wife, marrying. 
 
 *f\ ee-hch, Well done! come on! [family. 
 
 ^\ v jl ^eAa/, Marrying, being admitted into a 
 
 * LJ! ih&m, Ciuising a blunder or mistake. 
 
 .My.oJ ayccdtin, To come. 
 
 ,4-j 1 ayeesliek, A spy, informer, intelligencer. 
 ZrJ, The second letter of the alphabet, it 
 expresses two in arithmetick, Monday as 
 the second <1ny of the week; by way of 
 abbreviation it is put likewise for the month 
 lie-job, (the seventh month of the lunar 
 y^ar) especially in the dates of letters. 
 W, (The inseparable Arabic preposition) 
 with, in, because, for, on account of, by. 
 ,V, With, possessed of, endowed with, a 
 kind of r,ruel. pb, The foot.
 
 jl f laufy Any place to which people tuni 
 aside in travelling for repose, an, inn, &G-. 
 v lj lh!', A gate,, a door, chapter, father, oer* 
 
 1 1? lalh, Father,, ancestor, fuua business.. 
 
 * * 
 
 &'./>&, A camel. b$.L fo.-,. Intelligent, sa- 
 il^* lj laal&, Saying papa. 
 c,LU Iblat, Happy, powerful. [f (j 
 f ^Llj Iblaree, Pepper.. ,*j 1 lalayan, Plur. 
 
 f jl> l labbi/hn, Plur. of L /d/)d. 
 4^/ " v * v 
 
 JO 00 laLbycineh, Like a father, according ta 
 
 - 6^<?r, The autumn. [ancient custop. 
 y* 
 
 o^t laler eh, A bracelet. 
 y t 
 
 .(* ^t lalzen, A spit, a broach, 
 . 
 
 Aflte^, A little father, a little gate, door. 
 laloos, A camel's colt, a young child. 
 I papoosh, A shoe, slipper. %^/*^ (> t paltOO$, 
 j lulooncj, Camomile. [Shoe, sandal. 
 
 ^ I [a^e/i, A father. A*, L M'yet, A wonderful 
 
 . 
 
 c- lj I at, Weak, lean, a fool. [thing. 
 
 V UL latal, Like, opposition, jtid patalek* 
 
 ,j I} 4 patan, Together, with. [A short stocking, 
 >^li'lj fataweh, A kind of cushion. 
 ^* pdtckldeh, Nearer, a throne. 
 
 V 
 
 ^ ly /-a/er, A sharp sword, cutting.
 
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 L li-ittifkfc, By ngn.vrr.enf, in concert. 
 ^L v l' pateieh, A cauldron, kettle* potofcoppen 
 
 c, L to, Dispersed here and there. 
 ~ t io/, Tribute, duty, impost. 
 
 4j^ 
 
 ,~Lfl/, Kind, sort, manner, [workman's shop. 
 I \p () pachal) The treadle ol'u weaver's loom, a 
 
 ,| x ^lj lajdar> Inhabitant. 
 
 i! y U?t' frajgozar) Tributary, taxed. 
 
 lajgir, A collector of the revenue. 
 J^-L //'/, Very iiit, in good condition. 
 
 ^J&>\* l:ijMig, A small garret window. 
 
 ,; > I^- 4 '; ! J lachtingel"giriften t To trickle, 
 
 to twitch, to search with the fingers. 
 ',?(: lajeh, A window. *P\> pacheh, Foot (of a- 
 XS.L ffaJief, A gulph, a whirlpool, [niinals.) 
 j.L luher, Foolish, stupid, blood. 
 
 :> lakhttr, The west. [ ;^ 
 
 / 4 r ^ , W/ * 
 
 ^0 lahhtun, To pkiy. ^l laknteh, Pret. of 
 
 laMier, Atlcugth. ^^L, lakhes, Deficient* 
 small. ^*^ t 1 , pu&hisd, AVorn, trampled or 
 trodden under foot, also ,^' ! & V 
 
 x' 
 
 ( j lakhudd, By himself. ^ ^6/, Let it be, 
 so be it. v y' ; ^ ladleliar, The gale of the 
 * ( v> lad-sccmwm, A sultry air. [spring.
 
 a L 
 
 , Let it be, be it so. 
 ^)^0 ladad, With justice. [venge. 
 
 i^r ; ^. P&diLsh or / A J / J ; ^ Reward, re- 
 Jy^l^O 1-b.dcfrh, Punishment, chastisement, 
 y I ^ u phdhm, A place of prayer. 
 /!y.*J ^O lad-anicdun, To congratulate, [king. 
 ,jUO ladh.)i, Crying, ^{i pctd, Inspector, a 
 0*0 Ladpa, Swift, fleet as the wind (a horse). 
 , La Li badlar or vj A fan. [of affarment. 
 
 > > ..,> x L 
 
 ^.jL A L lad? an, The sail of a ship> the collar 
 j ^ I fadler, A board shingle, lath. [The east \vind. 
 c j , Ifcdbcreh, A splinter. .**rj s'j badbereen, 
 
 >V / (^'V ^ 
 
 .>f~^^ l)h.dpeseGn t Future; happening hereafter. 
 
 J (p^ \)kdkhkneh t Tlie ridge, top. siunrnit. 
 i^^O b\dklior, A window'. 
 , i *^ ^ bhd'.hoon, r lhe flowing of water, 
 household furniture, [casioned bv the wind. 
 
 L ^ 
 
 fj)) ladedezshem, A species of disease oc- 
 
 <f ^ I Ibdsh&ftt Gale. ij L lkder, Full moon. 
 
 ^ j L pader, Trembling in the limbs. 
 
 jk?yjl 7 hdnftar, Swift^ flying like the wind. 
 j *;;L l'(idroG%, A gift, a present. 
 &y;l badreh, Hesitating in speech.
 
 Ml IttJreeft Any kind of wet woollen 
 stuff fastened to a long pole With whieh 
 bakers clean their oven. 
 
 ^ j )[ ladrcych or / ) I A kind of large wooden 
 fan or ventilator suspended from the roof. 
 * } )[ Ihdzcd, A \\hirlwind. 
 
 ' IhdexJiew, Dung, any thing useless. 
 I ladzen, A fan. / A;L padcsJi, Reward. 
 altj A nemperor,sovereign, monarch, 
 t<: ^ ^ padsliaiice, A kingdom, empire, [king. 
 
 fc Ajt ladshcrt, A favourable wind, prospc- 
 iM^^t lad-inan, A swift horse, [rous ; 
 
 I lad if craliy A groan, [cannot perform. 
 Ibdfereh, Foolish, boast inj:; of \\iuiioi.e 
 i^^L ladfour, One who fa its in his pivuni: r 
 /j*l tAcfctr, A whirlwind, Ir,;: 
 
 w ' *f 
 
 j 
 
 y"* L Z^ , The cholick, the iliark dis- 
 
 - iL badiw, Fat, thick grass. [An o\ 
 jU^t Ifitt'mjaJi, Brinjall, a fruit. 
 
 i^'^j'j fct;?iv'-*n, r l'ie collar of a garment, a 
 
 * * ^ ^ I Ihdveex, A ventilation, a fan. ["shirt. 
 ,t i'cideJi, Wine inspector. /Av^l ladnoosh, 
 
 , I'tasant, a country man. [Adrunjtard^
 
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 j>* ( ) I / kdykwend, Strong, powe-r. [A talconer. 
 
 > jl /tV/m/, Openly, conspicuous. 
 
 y jl Ikdeer, A pillar, a support. 
 
 ,- jl fad y eh, A desert, an earthen vessel in which 
 
 MJ /a?., 7r>.</, Corrupt, wicked, [wine is kept* 
 
 ^.iL I'bzekhi High mountain, high, exalted. 
 
 oiL bcizek, New wine made of graces. 
 
 3&L<&*.7, Bestawiog, expending. 
 
 &JiL. Ifaenet, Confession, knowledge, 
 
 >l /^f/r, Burden, baggage, a time, oace, 
 
 /(>/l bdi'dar, Pregnant. 
 
 i^L la rex, Stretched out, prominent. 
 
 djj\-i jflTisrf, The interval of time accord-^ 
 ing to the alcoran, between the death of 
 man and the resurrection, before which 
 period the Mahometans do not imagine 
 that the departed spirits receive either 
 their rewards or punishments. 
 
 U-, I Ifarsa, Pure, chaste, skilful in business. 
 jlf<l pars; I, Last year. 
 
 )\ ltirsei)j> Weighing loads. [jealous. 
 
 ' i t pkrsliek, Honourable, powerful, brave, 
 , Excelling in virtue, serene,
 
 *J 
 
 t 
 
 jL 1krcJc> Flashiflg (clouds,) a bright sword, 
 i*,li bbrteh) Lighting, bbarp (sword.) 
 
 Izrck, Thin, small. [t-n.ce, &c. 
 
 largoh, A king's court, a hall of audi- 
 *,;} ; I Ibrgtrifiurit To become pregnant. 
 Ibrkcsh, A porter. 
 larkcshee, Carrying of loads. 
 
 ^/ I Ikrgih, See o 1^ 1 lar<riih t fburtlicn. 
 / / 
 
 y^-J ;L Ibrguccr, A bearer of loads, a beast of 
 j*fi l)^ r guccn t A ci.^iern, a ditch, privy. 
 'L*;l Inriiamcli, Regulation, canon. 
 ^;l litrenj, An Indian nut. yf'^l phrcnj, An 
 ^yl Laroo f A tower, a wall. [orange. 
 
 yKyL parwliz, A shoe, .slipper, [carry clay. 
 "M *A laroocJieh, An earthen vessel in which they 
 3 ^,1 ptirovd, A -\ ine- arbour. > y t ft a. rood, Gun- 
 J -I parooleli, A hoard, splinter, f j>owder, c. 
 6 A pbrt'Ji, A ])icce, a portion, a morsel. 
 yl o- y I pareh-pare/t, In pieces, piece-meal. 
 ?^^o,l phrelidoz, A mender of garments. 
 o^l Kirch, Once, a pait, true, [ker of malts. 
 J A la//n, IMur. of y t /^/'- (/;L Ibrct.', A ma- 
 
 (/ y l litre, God, the divine creator. [rain. 
 ^ 
 
 t Rain. /!>L I'arcciluH, TO
 
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 -yl lar-ecz, The autumn. *j[ t lareek, Slen- 
 
 ' .'1%, Again, new, open, clear, [der, subtle. 
 */L laz-'h, Tribute, revenue.- 
 
 X 
 
 jljL I'-uzar, A tj a bargain, [tradesman. 
 
 il Ifj) )t l&zhr&an or /*'j o i'Tt A merchant, a 
 
 ^/ / x ^/ / > 
 
 I jl lktqffan,' A piece, a fragment. 
 >! ]0 laza/rti, A swing. 
 |i! , v l^izaT?, . brazen vessel, a bason. 
 
 tone which is an antidote 
 
 , 
 
 D^yt/^ "> utter-fly, [against poison. 
 
 . *J *l IP ihe remains of any tiling. 
 
 ; . <> 
 
 ^Jl I- nick?), High, exalted, r f I p %(.'fch 3 
 <M, An ans\ver. ("A y<;ice. 
 hcrecdurit To redeem, &c. 
 ;Ujt bagshdur, Tributary, -inhabitant. 
 w^^-Kjl la-zdashl:, Hindered, prevented. 
 
 * ' x x f 
 
 o s y I pcL%dc.li, Trample,], trodden under foot. 
 j j I I i%ro, -An ordinary garment. 
 
 .ylvvO ])h%slisitan t A tax gatherer. 
 ^ \ 
 
 ^J~) I l';ze&, A sparrow-hawk. 
 
 -> ^ I -n 
 
 V'j"j\ uazgozar, Returning,. agreeing, 
 
 ..;j^J ^ t IcizgushtiiVj To .return, to retire. 
 XJj'o Mzlet, Any thing, some what, [player. 
 , A cuckold. 0,/u *t \}b,%endfch } A 
 
 JR-i
 
 I Itizciij, A swing, a curtain thrown 
 over a cradle, in order to sol a child to sit- 
 j I Ihzoo, The arm, strength, power. 
 fj}l pazooYfl, Meat, food. oj'l pbtshutk, 
 c -\ I Ijhzeh, A hawk. [A wart, a knob. 
 
 &H l&zsJteh, Revenue, impost. (/,' L laxee^Plzv, 
 
 X i X 
 
 1 1 j t Ixwyar, Labourer, plowman, [sport, &c. 
 X' j L lazeej, The watch of the night, a collar. 
 ^ y 'l' Idzeecheh, Play. [p^y- 
 
 /'xV.>li Ifa&dqn, To play, to cause one to 
 
 * , ' t l&zeereJi, An hour, a lover of women. 
 >* / 
 
 x IK I ^5, Adversity, boldness, tearfulness, 
 x *< L ^a^, A guard, defence. 
 /; U- L kbsan, The palm tree. 
 iJ L-^ L p-islciji, A guard, night watch. 
 ^ Ur-t paslauce, Keeping watch. 
 
 I phseleh, Swift of foot. [in order. 
 ^ L pasiladvh, Standing on foot, ready 
 L lastar, Equal, like. [watch. 
 
 l pusehh, An answer. />^ L t pasdar, A 
 L Iksiret, Of an ugly appearance, hav- 
 ing a deformed detestable look. 
 I &&se/, One who spreads carpets. 
 
 pasck, Yawning.
 
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 u* ^ 
 
 f;ci>v7, A hero, a strong intrepid man. 
 l&sinet, A plough-share, coulter. 
 
 , A cane, ^t Ibsen, A little, a bird. 
 laseef, A swallow. 
 
 * 
 
 rMx^l 1'CiScedun, To guard, to preserve. 
 
 , &l pfah, Spreading, scattering. (2*1 basJia, 
 
 f & L l).iskani,A.n. inner garden. [Existing, being. 
 
 J '^'- 1 Ihshkneh, Fat, the oil of nuts, chosen. 
 
 
 
 ^/y^l Ikshtirik, A starling or star, [tunate. 
 ^ \> pfcshteh, The heel. j^L laslur, Happy, for- 
 / V'- v L .7*/isrf'or<jy, A sparrow-hawk, a merlin. 
 
 [ lasMook, Skilful, dexterous in the 
 management of affairs. 
 
 lashgoon, Inverted, reversed, 
 
 laslienJi, A bunch of grapes. 
 
 ^[ lashtieh, The heel, the sole of a shoe. 
 
 
 
 JH bkshoo, Shepherd's crook. 
 
 /C ^L pcishee, Scattering, sprinkling. 
 
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 i*J>^L phsliecdun, To scatter, to sprinkle, 
 
 vy * % 
 
 /MyU^t basheedun, To be, to stand, stay* 
 fc>-^ I pSsJieedehj Preterit of .tfjut'l 
 
 ... -* C/ " v 
 
 r phshceneh, The heel. 
 , Seeing, jij^lj laseret, A sight, a 
 or ^L, Keen (sword). [show.
 
 t 
 
 :' "t, A troop, herd or flock (of ca- 
 
 Ikteseli, Afield, a plain, [raels, -xc.) 
 
 jJbL M/t J /, FaJse, vain, absurd, ignorant, 
 yk U lh,ten\ Interior, the inward part. [less 
 *> L I'-iteyeh, An earthen or other vc 
 ' in v^ Iticli \\ine is kept. 
 ^l, /a-/, A certain measure, an ell. ,;rd. 
 
 *i'^L 6 :-'', A gutter on the house top, c 
 <iu.b l'k-cs, An author, cause, occasion. 
 ^i* L l&e-st'ye/, The agency of a cause, the 
 
 ;ility of raLisitig. 
 
 X^L hiic-jct, The wide open part of a valley. 
 X U lh-yedi Far, remote, very di/Fcrcnt, 
 ^ lj ,' Foolish, stupid. 
 
 9 L /"^^j ^ garden, a 'ful place. 
 
 ^ 
 
 .. 
 
 ^Ikghlkn or-,*j) A jrard;-: 
 
 L^ x 
 
 faa-hcliek, A little garden. [the foot. 
 * (' p'irrlcr, A. tumour, having a tumour 0:1 
 ^ L Ihgbit, Merry, disho: le. 
 
 >V ~ \j Ih-gliczeyct, A garment made of a eoarse 
 kind of silk, called ^ / 
 
 Ihghistkri, A vineyard. 
 /<//;>' /- 1 ?/', Small rain, mist. 
 
 t Speaking iu a modest low voice.
 
 [ 25? J 
 
 ^ l&ghenrfficls&d, teazed or corded cotton, 
 & X UP I- baghc?ideh, Lined with or made of cot- 
 ^ I, l-rghee,K. tyrant, oppressor, a rebel, &c. [ton. 
 ^3 I leaf tun, To weave, to twist. [Last, the end. 
 ^ (i hcifteh, Pret. of * I Ihftun. fjfd lafdem, 
 (*f. /\ 1>-f c ^j un > A garter, a weaver's treadle. 
 
 1? I lafely Ignorant man, slandering. 
 o>^ bkfcndeh, A. weaver. 
 6 L Z'o^"> Injuring, surrounding, rushing in. 
 Xi'b laket, A bundle of odoriferous herbs, [large. 
 jS lj lafter, A herd of oxen with their keeper, 
 3U5L lake-lit, An evil, misfortune, sagacious. 
 
 laklct, A bean, y t Ihkoo, A strong man. 
 
 f lakoor, An herd of oxen, [der, the rest. 
 
 bkkee, Durable, fund, firm, the remain- 
 Ikkeeyht, Plur. of j ^ Ibkce. [holy, neat. 
 
 Ihlt, Fear, care, ^^t ^^A% Pure, chaste, 
 , Quite pure, neat, clean. 
 
 An honourable lover. 
 
 X 
 
 pkWooe, Chaste. 
 Mmal, Perfectly exquisite. 
 L> ia^er, Early in the morning. 
 
 Ifhkeret, An unblemished virgin. 
 ^/V I phkcnd, A ruby. 
 
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 4*4 
 
 i I phkcob, Dancer, jumper. 
 .s>lj lakoor, The first rain in the spring. 
 *jy I, lafroorch, First fruit, the first of rniy 
 e ^U l&kee, Weeping, shedding tears, [thing. 
 , Purity, chastity. 
 
 / L^ phkeedun, To purify, &c. 
 .JO lal, Arm, condition, state, heat. 
 , Above, upward, high, great. 
 , A cullinder or strainer made of brass 
 or earth for washing rice and draining the 
 juice of grapes from the stone stalks, &c. 
 .10 1/0 Iblblul, Firm, strongly. 
 JU phlpW, Swift, rapid. 
 
 yl/O lalater, Superlative of tfO. [mous. 
 
 oUu'NL lil-ittifak, With one concent, unani- 
 J & !/ l>blhkh\neh, An upper chamber, gal- 
 lery or balcony on the top of a house, a 
 L lalakhecr, At length, family, [parlour. 
 &^/&d, A draught or baggage house. 
 phlhd, A led-horse, a horse of state. 
 , The roof, the pillar. 
 
 phlkrenft or (/y 11 1 Indian iron or steel. 
 I! Idlas, A kind of fine silk. 
 
 lil-faterkr, Unwillingly, by force.
 
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 Ihlhftun, To strain, to press, to turn, 
 j lil-iktczb, From necessity. 
 /M U l&lkn, A beam, rafter, fish. 
 //t'O phlan, A pack-saddle, a dorser. 
 iMxuiMj Ihltwdun, To make high, to grow. 
 j^>5 If palhndoz, A maker of pack-saddles, 
 /#j i 1 b&ianeshecn, Sitting highest, occu- 
 pying the chief seat. [bonnet. 
 *i/G falknee, A covering for the head, a 
 itfjgVv lalzneedun, To extol any person. 
 J H 4 pblineedun, To strain. [vourable. 
 i/ bafa-hernmet, Magnanimous, most fa- 
 M b p&fahepifct A rein, halter, [led-horse. 
 /0 Z-a/az, Above, upward, rffytjj&fr&i, A 
 
 Ut phtiyccdun, To extend, to equal, 4:o 
 ripen, to roll, to become muddy. 
 tfO Ihlayccn, Above, superior. [edly. 
 
 ** ! <XA,J U Ifi F -led&heh, Suddenly, unexpect- 
 SJL l)hlct, Moisture, any thing good. 
 fUSL, lit'-tem&m or jd^U Totally, entirely, 
 1U Ibleh, Barren (ground.) [universally, 
 
 iiL lel'-}iek t In truth, truly. J ^J.L lef-he- 
 U leT-klicter, Dangerously, [/a/, Lawfully, 
 /iU lef-fchier, Fortunately, happily.
 
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 jjb Ihhd, An inhabitant. 
 
 c U3 oJ L U deft-tit* Often, frequently. 
 
 f^ \> t phldem, The crupper leather. 
 
 OjISJlj bczx&t, By himself. 
 
 g^l it lafaen, Moving the wings, flying. ^J d 
 
 ,&) lalesh, A pillow, a cushion. [To bless. 
 
 ^> I Ihlcshclteh or^^/iJ L A small pillow or 
 
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 i^_> l^o! L lis-shii'til, Properly, justly. [cushion. 
 ;.^*oJij liz-zeroareh, From necessity. 
 IJA^lif-tool, Extended. 
 ^ L Iblegh, Arriving, happening, a kind of cup 
 
 made of wood used to put wine in. 
 t-**ii) b ItT-ghfizci) In anger, with indignation. 
 U Mlfch.l, Now, at this liour, presently, 
 ji! b lif-kcscJ, By design, on purpose. 
 
 phlek, A shoe, a slipper. 
 lalghnclt, A lattice- window. 
 
 lj biT-kcrn&l, Compleal.lv, perfectly. 
 lillch, By god, forms of swearing, 
 lj IfFviMishfc-fehehoT jys. l^lL- Before. 
 
 Urmknee, Mysteriously, truly. 
 
 I- p'.k'u&, A kind of rustiek shoe made 
 7;d7oo, A letter, a cheny. [of cow's leather. 
 />'i/oo, A wart, the leprosy, left.
 
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 y- 
 
 , A disorder affecting the Hails 
 (making them drop off.) [Winged. 
 
 \J L liC-wajUtt Necessarily. ; iy I bal^ar, 
 t> j J J L balwh'zeh, A swing, see-saw, [disc. 
 J) y L tiilw&neh, A sparrow, bird of para- 
 j t I y L b&lw&yeki A swallow, a martin. 
 I bilood oi'palood, A garment made of iamb- 
 paloodun, To squeeze, to turn. [skin. 
 ^ paloodee, See ^ y L [Winged. 
 
 D j y I phloozeh, Clear, smooth, /y t balwcr, 
 . fj yt laloorguec or . JT/^J L A cullender or 
 
 o i J I palooreh, A pustule,an ulcer,boil. [strainer* 
 ^ y t palooseh, Grief, sickness. , 4 y L laloosh' 
 , &y t p&luosh,'he dregs of camphire.[Camphire 
 
 J L Ia/t7*, A box, a vessel for holding per- 
 
 t lalhenk, A halter, a bridle. [fumes, 
 ^x/ee, An old garment. 
 j U I patya/,Alwaj'S, perpetual, [come muddy, 
 ,j>J t lahedun, To extend, to enlarge, to be- 
 palccdun/^o become high, to strike. 
 JL baltedeh, Pret, of ,*j x tJ I ^Jt plleez, A 
 /^ ^ pzkexban, A gardener, [kitchen garden. 
 
 I I>a,leet?, A bed, pillow. 
 
 
 L ^'4^ or ; ly<^L The morning, aurora*
 
 t 
 
 . J I L 4 partial, Trodden under foot. 
 I lamlereh, Dignity, degree. 
 
 laindun, To enter, to come in. 
 
 f, An assistant. ^ v t pamczd) Gains. 
 
 , Sweet. 
 pames, Fortification, important, lazy. 
 
 lameskenet, In a halL [See ^ t 
 L la-rrf&ditii, Justly. & (*(, Lawgali, 
 t> ' y* I fcimoon, A scoundrel. [g ate - 
 
 t i'aincerc/1, A step, a little window in a 
 t'anef, An interval, distinction. 
 
 l&nja. There, p U"' t Paiuhh, Fifty. 
 
 
 L fanzdeli, Fifteen. X 5 v I pznzJclom, 
 
 V f X> v 
 
 , /-V7/A", A. sound, voice. [The fifteenth. 
 
 j$**Ji\ ] angi-nc'ma%, The call to prayer 
 
 by the crier, from the minarets or tow- 
 
 \ 
 
 ers of the mosques. [voice. 
 
 t^jU^l lanmteedun, To cry with a loud 
 ^/ 
 
 [ lanoo, A princess, lady, wine. [like, 
 
 ly L lanwa, Having a sw r eet voice, rich, war- 
 /*) 'i f f> > I panehadehkerdun, To place, the 
 
 W "'' ' ( V 
 
 : L lanee, A builder, maker. [foot. 
 
 ^L lav, Becoming proud, boasting. S 3 ^^L In 
 j 2 I lawer, True, creditable, faith. [Jiving.
 
 1 
 
 jj( t lawerkerdun, To believe, to give 
 g j *L bjiverjee, A cook. [credit, 
 
 ,* j l bciwers, Game with dice or 
 C)J^) l Izwcrdedtw, See ,j ^/ , 
 t y ! * I pfaJtJzhrtht. A weaver's t 
 
 / A^ i I l&wesxee, The wife of a hust 
 
 / * > 
 
 may have another wife an. ..... 
 
 'j $j I lawe&ar, With dign: 
 ,/' I pbtvenf&ri, A clasp a buckks^ 
 >* . t pawend, A fetter. [or terus. 
 
 L lah, A large area, surrounded by houses 
 & L ^/', Adultery, o I p^//, Meat, victuals. 
 t L pkha,. Meat of different kinds. 
 j^L ba/iar, Conquering, greater, open. 
 ^A L . To fchiae, "to be bright, [clen.. 
 
 .i X - L I'Sherkerden, To make manifest and 
 
 ^/ > y J\, t 
 
 tji L l&/icz, Difficult, troublesome. 
 j<J)/&il laliLzkerdun, To vex, to perplex.- 
 
 '^.^L I phlieky Torture, torment. 
 
 i\)^^\( pMiekeedun, To torture, &c, 
 XX^ lj 'bbhelet. Free from marriage. 
 
 X L lahem, Along; with another. fsfon. 
 
 *- 
 
 ,(>*TXl bahemameedun, To fall into a pas- 
 y t bbhoo, A crook, a stout walking stick. 
 
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 tf^ 
 
 ^\>cfL 1\-ye-lial, In whatever condition. 
 (/I pai, The foot. [servoir of water. 
 
 ^ ' 1 1 payhl, Power, any shallow stone, a re- 
 l*j I I laybn, The end, extremity. [ m g 
 
 ^o L layet, Being in the night time watch- 
 Srsvjlj layejet, A misfortune. 
 
 ^ t pbkheht The feet of sheep or calves rca- 
 t, * 
 
 -^j L layeh, Fatigued. [dy dressed. 
 
 ^M ^^ j ^/ L paifchisf, Any thing swallowed 
 down, trodden down, trampled upon, 
 
 'ji L l&yed, It is necessary it should he. [kicked. 
 
 l x o L poldar, Firm, strong, long-lived. 
 
 , V/Cf'j U',1; paidaree-fardujj, To tread firm- 
 ly, to do any thing often. 
 
 % X .- 1^ t paidast, Eternal, continuance. 
 
 i*J ) x V f t pafdkn, Perpetual, [ceases not to flow. 
 
 > *- ' ' t*J ' ^ ^ pkidaHab, Running water which 
 
 At layer, Astonished, confoui>4ed. 
 
 -li phuet. The autumn. >~j faycst, See >-0 
 
 >M .,, * I/ , / - 
 
 JU,^ layestun. To be necessary or requisite. 
 -;iwjl> p&yestun, To wait, expect, ^b laye-*, 
 ^.L ^^flf, A seller, buying. [A cock. 
 
 uX; L layck, Calamity, an injury. 
 XiuL (-aycfc.'f, A misfortune, fraud. 
 A, L layek, She camels of a fine shape.
 
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 e & L phighh, A vestibule, a stable, an inn 
 
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 J Ut Ptymh>l, Destroyed, trodden under foot, 
 
 CJ Is L J \d\ Pty matter dun, To destroy, ruin* 
 * / I paymerd, An assistant, assistance. [&c, 
 
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 ^L layen, Divided, clear. 
 
 i*j J>* L pbyendan, A security, sponsor. 
 
 D yW t pti-t/siiuc/i,!? ITIYI } solid jSUDstantiaI,continu 
 
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 /J [ pbywend, A fetter, [al, always, hardness. 
 ^ L phyeh, The step of a stair or ladder, dignity. 
 J (y3 t l t paihal, Contemptible, the sole of the 
 *syi L laihet, Lean (sheep.) [foot. 
 
 i\) ^ t t baycedunt To be requisite. 
 /M^CJ L pbyeedun, To stand firm, to trample 
 w,L P^yee%,Ste ^l t [upon, to become fatigued, 
 
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 ,^1 payeen, The bottom, the foot of a moun^ 
 
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 L> ^e^a, How many? in what manner? [tain, 
 
 if LJ lelalcu, Above, upward. 
 
 *> lellet, The voice of an infant, a fool. 
 
 ($ j** lebedee, vYickedly. [parrot, a nightingale* 
 
 sj leler, A tyger, a leopard. U^/ Meghb, A 
 
 ele&, The pupil of the eye. 
 lelles, A louse, a tumour, [is taken, 
 ^ pepenoo, Sour milk, from which the butter 
 
 ^ leLoor, Plur. of ^ lefer. 
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 ^J Irpeesh, Before, in presence of. [drake. 
 j bet, lit or pet, A weaver's glue, a duck, or 
 j ,put, A wormwhich pierces ship's bottoms. 
 
 ts> lot) An idol, image, a beautiful woman. 
 
 *^o ldt t Cutting, breaking off. 
 
 ta leth> Till when ? how long ? 
 
 (J ) l~, pttcidtk, Thunderingly, with a crash. 
 
 j Uj ketar, A sharp sword, cutting. 
 
 j b Istazguee, Recently, lately. [Misery. 
 
 j bo loth,nj, A wife, a spouse, j (^ butlar, 
 /~- 1 lufperest, A worshipper of images, of 
 letkha, "Bird's dung. [idols. 
 
 v ! x Lretraheug, A covering, shelter. 
 {fi.ltot%h$Lndt t The temple of an idol. 
 , Having a long neck, wine. 
 
 bvte\', A smith's hammer, also an anvil. 
 AJ let ft, Cutting, catching hold of any thing. 
 . letlet, A part, a portion, the beginning 
 c >XS lotfredch, An idol. [of the night. 
 
 ^ ^e/, Cutting. 
 
 lb pet-lhd, A bar or lever for keeping a 
 door shut. [quinces, &c. 
 
 letlow, A confection made of nuts, 
 t Entirely, altogether.
 
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 ~J letentik, Sole, separate. *J y* t letooK, A 
 j&<?fe^, The white poplar, [kind of basket. 
 '^Xj betee t A maker or vender of tapestry. 
 t~ petyb, Penitence, repentance. [A farmer. 
 ) ^. petyar> Affliction, a demon. 3 Uij lefyal t 
 j lj^ peteyhn, An enemy, a giant, wretched- 
 leteer, Unleavened bread. fness. 
 
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 X^i' beteeleh or peteeleh, The wick of a candle, 
 L^ leteeneh, Repentance. 
 , Situation, scattered. 
 , Plain, soft ground. 
 ^ lesa, (A lip) protuberant from much blood, 
 iij Leseg/i, Blood ready to burst from the skin. 
 iL ?;es,Tearing,overflowing(a river,) breaking 
 ,Fame,renown.[down banks,dikes,&c. 
 ij lesnet, Plain, level and soft ground, a 
 
 beautiful woman with a soft skin. 
 O^AJ lesook, Plur. of vJiL ^*yf. 
 JU lesee, Lavish in the praise of others. 
 xij leseer, Many, much. 
 
 5uA>> leseenut, A beautiful woman. [ter. 
 
 g\ lej or fej, The cheek, the jaw-bone, wa- 
 ^ lejj, Bursting (a bile or other sore,) pierc- 
 ing (a spear,)
 
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 ) V* lejk-amedun or /M^T U*. To 
 accomplish, to execute. 
 
 lej&d, A kind of Arabian cloak or upper 
 garment, tapestry. [ful man. 
 
 r //&/, A great lord, 'a prince, a power- 
 *T ,j (A lejan-amedun, To be tired, &c, 
 
 bejbnel, Towards. 
 Uar Icjlhjy A man whose flesh shakes on 
 account of his corpulency. 
 ^=c lejlejeh, Any kind of song, dandling or 
 amusement, with which infants are coaxed 
 : lejeh. Joy, gladness, [into good humour. 
 lejed, Diligent, urgent, importunate. 
 [ejodo,, Separately. 
 
 : lajdek, The herb, flea, wort. [affair, 
 lojr, Misfortune, danger, an important 
 lujjcsy (Cloud) pouring down rain, 
 
 lejsliak, A farrier. 
 lejesheft, A measure of dry goods. 
 lechegan or U Plur. of -^ lecheh. 
 \jj &> leehefr&ndiin, To drop, to distil. 
 
 X/ 4 lejfam t A kind of stone seat in the por- 
 ches of houses.
 
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 lojcl, A false imputation, dishonest accusa* 
 +& lejem, Being quiet, delaying, contracted. 
 >f lechcm, Disposition, train, order. 
 rf t < Icchthy An infant, a young animal. 
 
 lechelighw, A calf. ^^ lejehet, Because. 
 lecheech, A whisper, any thing spoken se- 
 
 becheedun, To collect, to involve, [cretly. 
 Ifjeel, Chief, honoured. 
 lehalek, Plur. of x^x^ Jieloolict, 
 ehar, Plur. of^ ^eto. 
 r lehhreen, Critical period of a distemper. 
 lehlehet, A multitude. 
 T lehlehee, Being gay and plentiful. 
 ? leJwolet, The middle of a house. 
 
 , Pure, unmixed (wine or water.) 
 lehket or Jb*^ Hoarseness. 
 lehter, Having a short aijd compact body. 
 lehes, Dispute, controversy, argument. 
 : lelidelet, Agiility, lightness of step. 
 leher, The sea, a gulph, a great river. 
 fahroler, The sea and land. 
 lehr&n, The crisis of a disease. 
 - bclirhnee, Pieddish, blood. 
 
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 yjsr Icliret, Manifest, a territory, 
 .sr lehre.ii, Abounding in water. 
 j& lehrec, Maritime, marine. 
 
 Ichrecf, A pure unsullied thing. 
 ; lehzej, A calf, a dwarf, a camel's colt, 
 
 r lehesl, According to, in the ma: 
 ; lehsel, Thick, corpulent. 
 r lehzcj, Leaping, frisking about like mice. 
 ? fahekk, By, for (in swearing). 
 lehcl, A strong impulse. [('. 
 
 lehn(i> A great body of men living togo- 
 lehwtet, Pure, unmixed. 
 chcor, Plur. of ^ lehcr. 
 lelioonet, A woman of a small size. 
 ^, Well done! excellent! 
 
 lekhbtcj, Plur. of ^- it^/i/c;. 
 r lekhbtcc, Plur. of jjXu? tokthee* 
 lokhar, A vnpour, exhalation. 
 lakhlia, A vein or nerve in the loins, 
 r IckW-aklt, A camel. 
 
 Ifkhltkht, Crying brave! well done! 
 , Striking, [boiling with heat or rage.- 
 
 or y Fortune, luippirr. 
 ^ IMtncser, A fortune of victory.
 
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 ( V kr! M'JitaJt t Ahelmet cask.^li'ar Icft 
 
 r loklitej, Boiled, cooked. [Happy, rich, 
 
 -^f&* belihh'k, Diminutive of ^/^i bcL'ut. 
 '^ lelihter, The east, the sun. 
 t ; fexr'i lelchlcJtareh, Levity, suspended. 
 
 *Xs^ lekhtloo, Fortune, happy, 
 
 ,<^ po&ktttn,To boil, ripe, cook. 
 
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 J&^v poklitenee, Fit to be boiled. 
 
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 y*y le&hfoo, Thunder, lightning. 
 
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 ^v pokhteh, Preterite of ^^v [two bunch 
 ^ lekhti'-c, A large, strong, hairy camel, \vit-U 
 
 U/ Icthtei/ar or . /. Fortune, rich. 
 
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 Jt* le&hej, Compressed, wide, 
 
 le%Tije.d, Dross, especially of iron, 
 
 j leftliclieh, See / 
 
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 ,*)^-f lc 7 Jijcedim, r ^o extend, to surround, 
 
 a>* lekh-hcj, A nest, 
 -jvir Ickhdej, Fat, swelled (camel's colt.) 
 lecher, Stinking, a bad breath or other 
 IcJiliC'rcd, Wise, intelligent, [foetid smell. 
 CJ ^/^ lekherdbn, Plur. of y Ji lekhcrccL 
 ar Icnhs, Deficient, small, sown land which 
 produces grain without being watered.
 
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 pj\ I Anguisl) of mine', 
 
 ^ting away with grief or malady. 
 .*iL^ lekkshn, Melting, diminishing, [quid. 
 
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 .j/.j ( lefrhshneediin, To melt, to become li 
 Vs-x -^- lifrhscl, Snoring in sleep. 
 
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 ^s^j* Ickhcst, Pretrrite of ,,x~/' 
 
 *J ^v 
 
 .)>.,; Ix^y* lekliesthneedun, To cause to spoil. 
 /-*^ IcJthsturt, To spoil, to want. 
 
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 *;^w^ Icfrhcstoo, Confessing guiit. 
 .j>*Ty^/ lekh&too-kmedvn, To confess 
 guilt, to be' confessed. [reap. 
 
 rM %**' lethtoodtui, To beat, to bruise, to 
 jj*Jr* lekhseedun, To melt, to be distracted 
 mind, to become angry. 
 
 . .*, ,/?, Fortune, lot, part, a giver, [ly. 
 
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 f A^, pwhsh, Letting down one's self gradual- 
 
 U^ btikhskh, A givtr, presenter. [pardon. 
 
 luihsh&needun, To cause to present, 
 
 I liJ luthslibyk, Forgiving. 
 
 .j ^ l::./ lukhsktyditn, To forgive, to pity. 
 
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 ' ^^-5^^ye5/i,Compassion, a present, &c, 
 
 c>A; 4 L:>' lukshbyendeh, Most merciful (God.) 
 
 -*^:'- hsh&k, A gift, a present, gratuity. 
 
 LV lubhsliendeh, A giver,
 
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 j-". luJtJisJieh, A portion. 
 
 ) A giver, a paymaster. 
 
 , s+**j* IruJk/isheedunot ,*/ j? or o 5 *^' To 
 ^x ** *^ 
 
 bestow, to pardon, to grant, 
 e.u.l/' lukhsheedeh or a< e,J* Pret. of above. 
 
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 3^^. lekhsel, Thick, corpulent. J^vj lokkcl, 
 . Ickhci, Dying, pin ing with grief. [Miserable 
 /jf/i le&he&, To make blind, blind of an eye.. 
 j J/' IcJMefool, A kind of hard nut. 
 
 le&hkelcn, A walnut, or walnut tree. [ser. 
 j & p lekldkliasiiin, Attentive to, mi- 
 lofchla, Plur. of 3^ lokhul. 
 ?> lekhelwet. Apart. J^' Ic&hleh, A bean. 
 &f^/!/e^, Purslain. ^.^^ leJilm, Tall, long. 
 lekhendbt, A woman full grown, 
 having the finger joints firmly knit. 
 ui:^ lekhnck, A kind of cloth which the 
 arabian women put roand their heads and 
 pin under the chin, &c. a kind of garment. 
 i > *X/ Ickkneweeduu, To thunder, lighten, 
 >, Dates, of a bad sort. 
 
 khwhreedun, To labour, work. 
 ^ ^ lekliood, To, with, by one's self. [Perfume. 
 
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 lekkodeC) By one's self, i ^/ Ichhoor,
 
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 I'Moorjcc, .A perfumer. 
 
 Zbwdkfy A. censer for incense. 
 lefthooreti, A musk-bag. 
 le%liooa, Confessing a debt. 
 
 lekliccz, A dangerous place. 
 
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 Jxir bekheel or U' Miserable, a miser. 
 
 *+? : lukhiyeh, Very thick and strong sew. 
 i*J ) j -^* butkiyeJizedun, To sew thick and 
 strong. [out g;mm-?it. 
 
 ^w Lw^7, Bad, wicked, an evil, a torn or vvorn- 
 ^ pcd, A guard. ^ IcclJ, Fatigue, lidd, Like, 
 ^ loci, An idol, .image, separatj.-n. 
 \*j*led'a, Beginning, clepartiii 
 )> irrf./, \^ ickedness, improper, [corpulency. 
 
 ^ 
 
 o Icddci, (Fern.) corpulent, straddling from 
 Icdat, At first, in tiie beginning. 
 
 >/, r FLc l.c^inning, the /ir^t time. 
 *^\j ledali, A wiii- ded track of country. 
 
 > bed-ukhter, I nfortunatej ^ ' ul. 
 A ! jo iedad, Sally ing forth to battle, going down 
 -^tjw lciL'n\im, A knave, a Is; j?ocrite. [to light. 
 * '> ledo,*, A bboe maker's wedge. 
 Lf )> /f d-^scr/ff, The sail of a wind-mill, or the 
 toolh of a water-mill- wheel.
 
 l*ed-asat, From a bad race, of mean de- 
 edal, Changing, afflicted. [scent. 
 
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 ., P^J31> led-andccsli, Malicious. 
 
 .jij>)}> led-andish&n, Plur. of , ,&>j l> 
 
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 SjlJo leddtvet, Living in tents, vehemence. 
 tf 3 !x.) Icdau'ce, Rural, rustick. [Malignant. 
 
 net, An accident. , + T> 7 cd- alioosfu 
 
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 ^.jljsj led-ayett A principle, beginning. 
 *< l ^ licday ^, . Plur. of *, PS & cdcca. 
 ,^jT> led-ayeeii. Perverse. 
 
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 /*t> ledlaz, A jester, amimick, 
 
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 ^^^> l'cdlu l lit, Bad fortune, unhappy, 
 i'jvj leiddet, Power, portion, lot. 
 ; U*> bedtelar, Of mean birth. 
 *" / > LedpertoWt Unfortunate, of a wretched 
 y> ledter, Superlative of> Z^7. [character. 
 X"^* > ledcJieslicm, Having a bad or unlucky 
 
 eve, of a malignant aspect. 
 .<>,, ledeli, An uncultivated land. 
 
 ! l?> led-kal, In a bad situation. 
 
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 5b> o<j Icd-liet, The middle of a house. 
 UL^VJ lad/ilia, Tall, of a noble appearance. 
 ! La? > ledfrJiesal, Of a bad exposition. 
 i, Bad temper, vicious.
 
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 > ledkliali, Invidious, malevolent. 
 
 Icdkha-hee, Malevolence, hatred. 
 
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 /J > ledfrhoyee, Vice, a bad habit. 
 
 A jo faded. Power, ability, g js, Icddof, Tltir. of 
 L<> lad* dob, An imprecation. [<>,. Z>t't/J. 
 . J %> leddcl, Of a bad heart, silly. 
 
 j *> leddeen, Irreligious, impious. 
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 J4 >j iecCr, The full moon. ^ > 7;^';', Out! 
 .! . !;} ! . > tedTr-oftadurt, To fall out. 
 ,f - j >^ beder-lordun, To lead or cany out. 
 
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 i > peder, A father. 
 
 J > pcdcr-a?i(!uror jj* >, A step-father, [den. 
 j > Icdram, A pleasant elegant place, a gar- 
 ,i !/> bcd/ur?, A kind of dish, a sort of herb. 
 J I i ^ pedni'/ich. Paternal, fatherly. 
 c';> ledraht Deviating from the right path. 
 (/ I . > lcdra.lt Having villainous opinions. 
 ^<. ! > > Itfdrayeheh, Having a bad smell. 
 *2s i > ledret, A brisk e)-e. 
 i*J v ; > peifer-zvn, A father-in-law. [lj r , &c. 
 ^ , > lea'orosfee, Certainly, indeed, correct* 
 
 ^_^- . > leder-shcl, Full moon night. 
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 1 1;3 , > icclrcftar or *.!/> Going badly. 
 Jf y > ledritch, A guide, a patient person.
 
 *j j* ledroo, A pack-horse. [say farewell. 
 CJ ) / ) *) ^ pedroodfcerdun, To bid adieu, to 
 tf^ * ) >, ledroosh, A pass, a narrow pass 
 (/;> pederee,Seej )^/> [on an enemy's confines. 
 f*i L ) > ledzalaii, Ill-tongued, reproachful. 
 
 ^ ^ x u j > bed-zindeg&nee, Vicious, v/icked. 
 j K^> led-sigal, Malignant. 
 
 I ^>. Icd-suwar, Cruel, a bad horseman. 
 w led-sceret;, Of a bad disposition. 
 led-shekl, Deformed, ill-shaped, 
 cju (;ot/c?, Invention, surprising. 
 ^.sju li-duf,A. bad innovation, heresy. 
 
 U P x u led-arnel, Injury. x yp>- Led-ahed, A liar. 
 ejo ledegli, Contaminated. 
 f U/ >' bedferjam, Ill-intended. [Jy. 
 
 U;>' bedfial, Doing mischief, operating bad- 
 *\2.s^.lcdkctet, Scattered, household furniture. 
 
 i ls>' ledkar, Perfidious, ill-tempered. 
 
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 i ! ^ / x u ^ea^eraar,AshatDeful, infamous action. 
 
 *j ^C^ bcdgoman, A scoundrel, a malefactor. [&c. 
 /vi>^/v)^' > fadgoriianshodun, To be jealous, 
 
 jtfjul&Elgund, Stinking. , A&XlyU ledkonesh, 
 
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 /j ledgo, Detractor. [Bad, depraved.
 
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 //, IcJguJier, Ill-natured, base or mean. 
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 , j&J >> Icdkeeslt, Impious, inhuman. 
 
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 j yu Jecfc/, Exchange, foote/, A religious 
 y^ ledela, Plur. of >^ LY//. [man, &c. 
 A!JU ledleli, Change, exchange. 
 ^Y > ledlehjeh, Ill-tongued, malignant. 
 
 CA^V^J^ licdmczhel, Of a bad religion. 
 
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 sU ledme-a$h, Of a bad life, \vicked. [cy. 
 cden, The body, ledefi, fatness,corpulcn- 
 >j Icdnain, Infamous, of a. bad reputation. 
 
 ^> l*>> Icdnamec, End reputation, infamy. 
 5'^*>. Icdiiezsliad, Base-born, descended from 
 mean ancestors. [having a bad voice. 
 
 ' ^ > ; lednefi, Having a depraved mind, 
 
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 Jj >, lednegar, Seeing badly. 
 
 > leJnoma, A bad sign, a mark of infamy. 
 ^U A lednclmd, A perfidious man. 
 ^ Icdow, Commencement. C ^AJ lodooli, Plur. 
 ,^^4 Icdoor, Plur. of ^ ..Vj Icdcr. [of ^^ Icdch* 
 
 , y, .>. ledoos, Good-will, aflection. 
 
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 . * *> pedoos, Hope, expectation. 
 
 ^ A ledewce, Untractable, wild, [pectedly. 
 o ^f/c'//, Coming suddenly, happening unex- 
 , Jafe&Hidden, concealed. ^ >, bedJtiyefa Ug
 
 , ledee, The first, a misfortune, a quarrel, 
 pedcejeh, The scale of a fish, [malignity, 
 pcdeed, Public, open. [manifest. 
 
 ,(>!> > pedeedamedeii, To appear, to be 
 
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 . f - /y !> > pedeedar tier duii) To awake, to 
 
 excite, to publish. 
 *j^j ledcca, Wonderful, rare, astonishing. 
 
 Icdecl, A good, just, religious man, ader- 
 
 > Itcdeen, Corpulent. [vise, 
 
 ledyeh, A wine-butt or jar. 
 
 ^j LedeeJiaHj Suddenly, extempore. 
 .Ju ledcelict, An unexpected event, impe- 
 tuosity of disposition. 
 <x> Icdecliec, Unpremeditated, extempore, 
 ^esss, Rotten (dates), worn out, wicked, 
 victory, conquer. 
 
 leza, Obscene, treating with contempt. 
 lezaz, Becoming old, being in a bad 
 Iczlar, A jester, a buffoon. [state. 
 
 e#e^, A part. '^ lezj, A lamb weaned 
 
 Iczeh, To crack, [and able to eat grass* 
 
 lezekli, Becoming proud. 
 
 lesser, Sowing, scattering. 
 
 ^a Iezert 9 Contemptible, abject.
 
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 / jju tczergvr, A fanner, a so\Ver. 
 
 b; jy lezcriJi, A talent. 
 
 er, &. le%ree, Idle, foolish. ^^/J Iczest, A 
 
 * Jsj foztf, Frightening, terror. [span,, 
 o jo ie%^, A leader, small, 
 
 ^ jxj lc%l> A gift, present, expence. 
 
 JJO It'zleh, Joke, jest, [himself (in anger*) 
 
 - Cxj &ra/?/, Intelligent, in full possession of 
 5 Jsj Lczooh, riur. of ^ ow Iczeh. ret. 
 .. jo Iczoor or ^ ^ One \vho cannot keep a 
 j*}jpczoor t Mint, spear-mint. 6_.jo l<'.%wJi 9 
 ^_5 Jo b % t> I^^^ 1 '' 1 ^ a donor. [Small, slight. 
 
 cJO Iczcli, A barren tree used as fire- wood. 
 
 
 t5 jvj Iczee, Impudent, despised. 
 j Ju ptzuer, Receiving, admitting, accepting. 
 
 -^ J '-,/' pC9ewger%ftv n >To assume the appear* 
 
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 1-5 ,; >.' /yc'zct'/yfar, Receiving, accepting, [ance. 
 
 L*/ ( :y (fjte^jjpezecreft&reeterduii, To bear 
 patiently. 
 
 A,s':.P c * ccr( -ft" rcc d tfn ' To take upon 
 one's self, to be security for another. 
 
 . pezcercftw* To receive, to accept. 
 iM^Jy^ pezeerehthodufa To encounter. 
 
 er, The earth, fruit upon,
 
 ^, por, Full, compleat. ^ ler, Earth, contl- 
 )j> lorh, Sharp, cutting. [nent, globe. 
 
 'i s \js Iferat'f, Free (from faults, crimes, disease, 
 ^ I ^ lcr&}', A field sown and watered. [&C.) 
 j\ ^ Icraler, Equal, resembling, opposite. 
 /) ;/ ^ \/ leraljer-kerdun, To equal, to op- 
 S, \ s P er ^ l P er > To fill to the brim, [pose, &c. 
 ^ s} S. l> er &?-' erce > Equality. 
 
 j I j lera&eh, A pen-knife, [wheat and milk. 
 t j t 
 
 -j )^ leraleer, A kind of dish made of old 
 CL> \jj I'crat, A letter, epistle. 
 *s J - Icrat, A night in the eighth month, 
 ,--. 5^. f leras> Plur. of cL-x ^ere^. [called Sahi&n. 
 ,o,^j lerajem,Th middle joint of the fin* 
 gers, nearest to the first joints, any joints 
 I - lerajeel, Parsley. [of the fingers. ' 
 
 lerah, Ending, deserting, a wide extend- 
 \ _, ler ad, Cold (water.) [ed desert. 
 
 ^Uj leradet, Filings, saw-dust. 
 ^ ! ^ lerciihr jj]/,orj \\ ^ lerazer, Brother. 
 \^ lerar, Peace,' extract. [acceptor. 
 
 Jj i]^ lerhrendeh, An extractor, a carrier, an 
 f ,! A lerhree, Desert. 
 
 j ju ij f. lerareedun, To cause to extract. 
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 '^jj Icj'az, A \vide extended plain, going out 
 1 1^, perky. t Scattering, plough-harness, [to fight. 
 + j\ ^ berated, Graceful, fit, an ornament, a 
 *) } ^ S* 1> era *d e h A mass of paste, [companion. 
 
 Cj ' *-j \ r. P er ^ %Wan > The lower part of a sword - 
 sheath, surrounded with a ferrule of silver, 
 iron, &c. [to agree, to dobcrvo. 
 
 > To behave with decency, 
 , P eras > Perfection, deliver} 7 , expansion. 
 leram, A body of men. Iv-l^j l'cras/a, 
 lerhstek, A building of bricks. [Right. 
 .:^ ] ^ perastun, To clean. 
 Cjiy^S* oer&sodttn, To quiet, console, &r. 
 *^i \j, lerashcM, Seeing clear, a quick eye. [or. 
 CJ ^ '^: l&btf&cdun or /* 0^^. To ask, questi- 
 lwa%, A little, scarcity of water. 
 > leralc.m, Swelled or blubber-lipped. 
 
 Leraz//,Excellence, pre-eminence, [flight. 
 ^j >J (p* !^. leraghtLleeduntTo instigate, to put to 
 ,,^'-15 1 y. lerafr&shtun, To raise, to erect. 
 .^- 4 } I x lerafrbkhtun, To inflame, to kindle. 
 2*/'y: 1>< ra f ro d> Topsy-turvjr, pell-mell. 
 
 31 j lerqfrosecdiui, To excite, to desire, 
 i^, Shining^ flashing.
 
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 sM;j Icrak, Plur. of ^ lark. 
 ]jj\j* lera-k-lcr.ifi, Courage! courage' 
 (an animating ejaculation to one another 
 
 V\x leraka, Firmness in battle, [in battle.) 
 
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 K "^ ^ /. pcrakendiguee, Scattering, dispersion. 
 
 'O (x '^. pcra,kendun,-To disperse, to send eve- 
 fi x^ ) y, perakindeh, A bribe, a gift, [ry where, 
 ^)> x u; )^- peraJicndeeden, To dissipate, &c. 
 (5 ^. P er(L ^ cc > A helmet, a scull-cap. 
 jUs> ^j Icrakcyet, A kind of vessel or boat* 
 i*J>ylf/( leramahecdun, To swell. 
 ,i >^ t ^y, beramasecdiw, To swell, to blow 
 up paste, &c. [pass through, to be replete. 
 
 /J>Tx leriimedun, To rise, to surprise, to 
 
 ^^/ / 
 
 .; )^ peran, Flying. [defeat. 
 
 *& \Jj\ f, lerandaklitiin,To throw out, &c. 
 
 . j:/^ ; \ j, lerangekhtun, To rouse, awake, to 
 
 pull up, to tare out, to learn. 
 j !^ leranee, A vessel of earth or glass. 
 Cj ^ ' 'y beranecdun, To kiss or be kissed, to 
 agree, to put to flight, [restore, to accept. 
 
 ^ lera-iverdiin, To extract, to exalt, to 
 
 * 
 
 x, l&rhweekhtun, To suspend, [forth. 
 I y> lerahnejeedun, To draw, to bring
 
 tar&keeH,.ttef' of ^u 
 lerai or !^ For, because, for the sake of, 
 \j\jj lerayi, Plur. of Xjj., Icryet. [on account. 
 ^L,!^ lertyek, Plur. of ^ k'/v/fr. 
 Jul^j Icrayet) A chip, lath, shaving, paring, 
 
 scrapes (of wood, a pen, the nails, &c.) 
 ,j >jj ! - pcrayecdun, r lo adorn, to dress the 
 ivl;^'ly* Icrpaloodun, See /);->' [hair. 
 . i % / t - "berpbfrerdun, To erect, to fix. 
 *b - lerlad, Destroyed, ruined. 
 .j v .1 y lerlhdloodini, r lo be undone, 
 o J . j Icrladdadeh, Given to the wind, 
 jU^ Icrlnr, Murmuring, angry. [ruined. 
 . 1 A- j lerlarlni, A field sown in the time 
 
 of rain, a sown field watered by rain. 
 tr 1 O J lei-las, A deep- well. 
 ^.^ lerlefth, A canal, an aqueduct, 
 j j Icrler, A barbarian. ^ ^ lorhtr, Noisy. 
 S^j^j lerlcret, The muttering of an angry 
 f S. S P er P erurn > A young partridge, [man. 
 CJ ^ */ S lerleroosha7J, People of the .same 
 
 V S'P er P ere ^> ^ g^ en ^ ucat - [religion. 
 +:j lurpezeh, A plumb, the root of the ear. 
 ,**> f'M'lcstun, To prepare, get ready. 
 1 ^ 1 I'crlet, A kind of harp or lute.
 
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 /*jj^j lerlolend, Very high, on high, 
 ^.o per pen or ^.^ Porcelain. 
 ,jj) lerlend, A horse collar, 
 j^i^i berboor, Barley-water or gruel. 
 uii.f> berpoon, The itch, s^ leret> A garter, 
 c.^ lz/?^, A guide, a hatchet. [tumbling. 
 v^O'^ pertaL, A leap, a throw, spinning, 
 
 ;:? l) % j berfoftun, To turn, to twist. 
 . 0'^ pcrtuo, A bow-shoot, an arrow that 
 
 flies a great way, a spring, brightness. 
 T^y berter, Superlative of j 
 
 ^J5 x bertek,(A. horse) swift, strong and sure of 
 fr, [er/c/,Great, tremendous, [foot oppression, 
 ^j'y, lerteleh, A gift, a present. 
 />-^ x. lerteineedun, To tumble, to throw 
 
 t let-ten}, The bittern, [down, togrow fat. 
 
 fififU? 
 
 x pertbWt A rn r . [ ground, to over-turn. 
 
 
 ,! x u y "w pertekeedun, To throw upon the 
 c,j.j /-e?'es, Soft smooth level grounaT" 
 yS^j Icrseriy The top of the finger. 
 laj^.5 j Lersootet, Dangerous place. 
 ~ v, ^er/, A cylinder, a rolling-pin, 
 T H ^ 3? I/ A castle, bulwark,
 
 2- -r j, t lorjihtarfi The highest degree of 
 ij, Finn. [dignity and prospe; 
 
 xjbkerdun, To be firm, [side, c.) 
 /yl?y. Lcrjas, A heap of stones (by the way 
 
 ^U^ lerjameh, A rich nnd valuable dress, 
 x^ lorjod, A | nt of ?. thick hairy stuff. 
 
 { Jy~pj. Icrjesteguee, An eruption, pustule. 
 
 , ;u~^y, lerjeitun, To have any pustulous com- 
 plaint (as the small pOXj &c.) to leap. 
 t * );<**& * perjeseedun, r - !:e, to drive. 
 
 * f S t f>crtldjn,. A lock of hair (especially wav- 
 ing over the forehead.) 
 
 lerjooshccdti?i,To grow hot, ferment. 
 r*j^Cfy ferjeh&needun, To cause to leap. 
 
 /V'x^/ l>ercJieedun, To collect, to gather. 
 , M ,L& j t pcrtheedun t To beat down the point of 
 I'^A pGChecn, Curvedj bent, tapi.^i.iy. [a nail. 
 
 '. erchecncL, A collectr. ,tr. 
 
 ; li . l, To collect, to rcai), to 
 
 v y. 
 
 , Aiitrtior*, di j'jH rl. 
 
 jb*^, lerhct, An nt she- cam rl. ["with pity. 
 
 r* ( >* )vj>> y lLrclii)ie.t~(i,KC(hin l r i'o be moved 
 fJ A=^ farheen. Difficulty, Plur. of _
 
 r crti, A little, an edifice, a cavern, a lot, 
 prosperity. [the neck or back , larkh, dew. 
 ^ 1-e.rkh, Increase, slenderness, weakness of 
 fApGrtk A little, fortune, [sist, to increase. 
 ,1^1? j lerfrh&tun, To rise, to stir up, to de- 
 
 & / IcrklfCLSteh or .MV" IP- xJ Pret. of ,^l^ ^ 
 j* j* (^/ s* 
 
 ^/ lerkhash, A battle, engagement, a 
 
 tumult, violence, distress. 
 
 fyjperkh&shjoo, Warlike, brave. 
 
 ijj lerkhdkt, A woman of a delicate form, 
 
 lerkhefejt The night mare. 
 fij pcrkhoo, A granary, victuals, cheerful- 
 ? \ & y lerkhetvkj, A spindle, a whirl, [ness, 
 
 j \f berfchewar, Good fortune. 
 il^^ y j lerhhodar, Happy, glorying. 
 
 lerklior, Glory, prosperity, a companion. 
 jf/ t lerkliordar, Enjoying long life, and 
 prosperity. [tune, reputation, &rc. 
 
 ljjps lerkliwdaree, Glory, good for- 
 lerkhoot, A large earthen vessel used 
 by shepherds, [to be, &c. 
 
 l&rkhosh) Right, very well, as it ought 
 p j lerJthee, Some, a little, an offering. 
 A berkheedun, To extract, to pluck, to
 
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 shave, to fortify, to he changed, to resolve, 
 to reap, to invent, to magnify. 
 skfJ perkheedun, To pull up the roots 
 
 (hair, herbs,) to shave. ;. -< t'crkhcez, Ris- 
 
 > > 
 
 V Icrkccza, An insurgent. [ing. 
 
 >J I ^ j lerkheez&needun, To erect, to con- 
 j/ j t 
 
 > lerkhcezesh, Arising. [stitute, &c. 
 lerkheen, A ramcm, a small portion. 
 d, Cold, cooling, hail, sleep. 
 lerdooshtb, Cold, \\inter. 
 , Pret. of | ^ Iwdun. 
 Z-trJ, An enigma, stand off, take care, be- 
 gone, dread, prisoner of war, hanging. 
 
 f, P or d or \-f* / pcrdvl:, Diflicult, an enigma. 
 ^ pcrda or 1 ^5 Tp-morrow. 
 ! ,yJ t perdaJilif, Pret. of ,;^ ! ^ j 
 .;^K perdbfkhtun, To finish, to com^loat, 
 
 bring to perfection, to spend, to deliver. 
 J&N/ lerdkfthtun, To be addicted to any 
 thing, to sing melodiously, to finish or 
 leave offany thing. 
 
 , Hanged, lifted up. [port. 
 
 dbrdeditn, To raise up, to sup- 
 ) ^ )/., pcrdav, Performing, compleating, adorn- 
 ing
 
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 0} J Vv P&Jfa&t Completion, Elegance, orna- 
 ment, perfection. 
 
 'd)^ lerdaslitun, To exalt, to assume, to 
 move, to bear up, to offer, to % for refuge, to 
 
 CJ ^/i P er d& n * Full of wisdom, prudent, [drink. 
 
 ol^ Icrdbn, Cold, patient. J^ perdaxec,A. 
 
 j I ^ lordlar, Suffering, a t'earer. [wise man. 
 
 (j j Lj / lordlhrce, Patience under burdensor op- 
 
 2-i^j lcrdof,A capture. prisonerofwar.fpressicn. 
 
 j )jj I erder, Ihe lintel over a door. [pect. 
 
 (j-yi^-j lerdes, A supercilious man, of an ugly as* 
 
 Xjei^j lerde-ui, A cloth stuffed with wool. 
 
 ^E ^ Icrda-ee, A maker of saddle cloths, &c. 
 *" ^ 
 
 ij)f perdeguce, A modest woman, one who 
 \j> ** 
 
 is confined at home. [ous. 
 
 j ^ psrdcl, A plate, a dish; pordit, courrge- 
 -i^.j berdem, A moment. [duct, to take. 
 
 ,f^ j lorduH, To carry (a burden,) to con- 
 + \j*jt Icrdowam, Continually, always. 
 ^-ol^i^j lerdowamce, Perpetuity. 
 0))A berdoon, A gelding. [y ^ A 
 
 e ) vt l' or d e h> -A- prisoner of war, a slave, pret. of 
 3 ^ ^ perdeh, A curtain, tapestry, a veil, [the veil. 
 1 4 c^ ^ perdeJtder, Revealing a secret, tearing 
 
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 ($ \ S t IcrJeCj A masquerade, jesting, 
 r"'.;/; IcrdceJf, Ignorant. 
 >- j berdeeri,T\ltb, or the refuse of any 
 lirxown, A horse, a beast. [To 
 
 - ler-restu?i, To raise. ,.;:? t - I r-rnflun^ 
 
 ft (^ / ./, ' 
 
 o^;^ ler-reek, Lightning, flashing, 
 t^ Zcr2, Corn, grain,* seed, 7or, stature, 
 tallness of shape, exalted, entire, [nourable. 
 ',, A respectable intelligent man, ho- 
 A wide plain without lr 
 . A young nuui of ai : 
 constitution, full. [destly \viuh men, 
 
 *j j-f I't'wtj -^ woman who converses 1110- 
 - /* ^ lerzcj, The roaring of a lion. 
 -, yj Icrzef, A kind of herb. 
 
 t- J *s * *S 
 
 rjj? lwxc*'h> An interval, a partition. 
 i*j*jS Icrzcdini, To beat, to raise. 
 ^^ le-rzegh, Cheerfulness, full, crammed. 
 J> \ ; lernegheh, A saddle or pannd rloth. 
 
 ^J] * Iwzek, The seed of lint or hemp. 
 'f\ , I'rexper, A farmer, a ploiigliman. 
 ^j^i l>n'zel, A heavy corpulent man. 
 1rezun t A street, a field. 
 
 x Irexcndun, To sow, to agree totally, 
 > *
 
 t*J *} A t' er * 00}7 > & turkish horse, [ly dwelling. 
 s'j leixeli, Seed, a ploughing ox, a prince-. 
 * ;V ptm&fah, A fringe, the pile of new cloth, 
 
 i*J J> } S t I'crzecdun, To sow, to quadrate. 
 ,i > j jf, perwduni To repair a well on the 
 uL.\j.-; bcrzeek, A society. [inside. 
 
 f^jj^ Iwzt't'n, A cup or bottle made of a 
 branch of the palm tree, bud. 
 
 Inrs, A bridle, halter. 
 lurscL, An assembly of men. 
 x U^ litrsam, Madness, the night mare, a pain in 
 
 CJ ^A ^^^^^'^^^^n.fthebreastjfetiCorpulent. 
 /*J ^V, P^rsan, Interrogating, enquiring, [tive. 
 /Mx^/v'^y/. porsansJiOodun, To be interroga- 
 , j x w U j pursannedun, To interrogate, to in- 
 C^^y, pwrest, A worshipper, [form one's self 
 j ^ / percstai\ A. servant, male or female. 
 .*! btxy pcrestiin, Speculative, visionary peo- 
 ple, jealous, Plur. of ^^ j perlust. 
 . f&^ j peresteskt Adoration, worship. 
 
 } v * ^ pcfgf'4shkh&neh,< A temple, mosque, 
 /, pereste&f A swallow. 
 
 (W&tegaree, Slavery, servitude.
 
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 pewstcndeli, A worshipper, adorer, 
 ( x ^v^ ( peresteedun, To worship. 
 
 j, porsesh, A question, a demand. 
 (*/"V fa'wn, A ring or nose jewel worn by 
 
 the ladies in the east. 
 j +s ., persoz, Full of line flaming. 
 i ^^ j luemeedun, To be finished, complcat, 
 
 i*\j^j; t porscedun or /*/>/^/A^y- To ask, &c. 
 * Z'e/'/?, A disorder in the bowels, the ii: 
 
 passion, small spots or hairs upon ahorse. 
 LK^J Icrsla, A crowd. [a sharp dart. 
 
 / 1> rs h&m> Having a sharp piercing eye, 
 
 jj lerslihn, Bread used bj the caster 
 chi in the eucharist. 
 
 lirshef, A white speck upon the nail. 
 ' ^ leritsliiun, To roast or boil, &c. to 
 fry in a pan. J& ^IcreshtcJiipret. of .*j&f 
 Jipt }irsli, A corpulent man, a fool, mad 
 ' j IcrsheJc, A wine or oil press, a belt. 
 lenheiht A veil. [steadfastly. 
 
 lershcmct, A sharp piercing eye, looking 
 lershun, Ivy. [gi n - 
 
 n, People of the same reli-
 
 /.. p^sJieisdun, To shallow, to salt* 
 bcrcs, G'oing before, flight. 
 ^ lersky (Ground) when the corn or other 
 produce is cut down, (a serpent! having 
 ^jj lerz. Giving sparingly, [a shining skin. 
 ^z&j* Icrzoom, A leather case for a glass bot> 
 ftb^ lerf.ani, Having swelled lips, [tie, &c* 
 o^ls^j a. p. lertertft A side, a part. 
 Cj ) *y w^/V 1 berterefneliaduni To set apart, 
 to reject, to conclude, to dismiss, [stone. 
 ., lortc/, A high cap, mitre, lertil, a long 
 .lertcleh, A cap worn undef the turban 
 a. p. lerteel, A bribe, [or other head-dresses. 
 lerfemetf Swelling with rage, 
 ^s^ ler-vs, Abounding in milk, (a camel) 
 . /*A*y Icr- uks, On the contrary, [finely shaped. 
 ^^ Icr-um, A bud. [water stagnates. 
 
 ^ leregh, A dam, bank, a low place where 
 jU^ lerghaz, A calf when able to foilo \vthe 
 ,j x tJlp^ lergha.litedu.il, To satisfy. [cow. 
 ^^ bergliesk, A lund of gnat. 
 
 r j Icrghuly The \vhel p of an hysena. 
 
 .! >j 1U ,/ lerghelaneedun, To coax, fof them. 
 ^/ - > . 
 
 i j liTcrJiool, Wheat, barley, a dish made 
 
 '(a/ ' / '
 
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 'fl, A district sit i*.o.tc.i near water or 
 between. an inhabited country ana a desert. 
 /, Snow, ice. [thcr. 
 
 ; Oy Icrfan, A gitrraent made of j>kia or lea-* 
 
 , ' U ,' -f o/vtz, Full ot" sorrow. 
 tx /. * ^ 
 
 ,;l> a y l^refd^n. An icc-liou?c, the gullet. 
 1 j terferood, Downward, below. 
 
 x J 7 y s *" 
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 ^ W y lerfenjt Rough, difficult, any thing new. 
 
 j> y le?;ft'7i<?, I'raud, treachery, a zone. 
 >$ ,. lerfendeh) A clothes-press. 
 ojj dVv^-, Lightning, a thunderbolt, flashing, 
 clouds, fearing. [ing of different colours*. 
 
 U w If.rkij., An eye, (as shining, glossv, and be- 
 ^ jS+j lerkcrar^ Firm, uniform, solid. 
 ^U'^ lerkkn, Lightning, glittering (a sword,) 
 
 blinking. [sand, &c. 
 
 X> j lerket, Coarse ground, consisting of clay, 
 
 iXi*j'>^ \jC?ke$hct t Painting 9,ny thing with vari- 
 -j ltrfta t A la<Iy's veil through \\-l-.k-h on I/ 
 / y J>*y lcrI;QQk t An aprirot. [the eyes are seen. 
 jj i ^^v/5 1 , A troop ot camels. 
 
 r^/rheleafofatrcei anornament,adoru* 
 , power, a work,
 
 erg^ehesm, The e}*e-lid. 
 
 , of c^^.., ler&et. 
 j ^ / P pr g ar * A l >;nr of compasses, a circle macta 
 
 by thorn, oy (: / pergarcJi, Diminutive (;f 
 f *i^* ^/ per%a$ktu) To &o\v. [the abo\e, 
 J!^ j pergklch, A rag, ci little bit of cloth. 
 foljj btr&'w or l^aj^ A kind of black 
 
 gown <xr habU. [fertility. 
 
 ^sjt lere&ett A blessing, prosperity, increa^e^ 
 j* l&'gfdar, Leafy, bearing leaves. 
 
 j\JJ / Ic.rgozitr, Aprcs.en.t (to a lady), [hand- 
 
 / 
 pp*\ f J Icrkerayestun, To weigh by the 
 
 ,!>HL^ / / tiert&'kyeedurii To behave xno 
 * Jy lergird; /Hound about. [destly. 
 
 (, /y beffterdun, To pull, to pluck. 
 
 r>^'. 4< /V I'Tg^'deedim, To be turned or in- 
 f ;sy y fergireftun, To seize, to take, [verted. 
 C *j Jy lerkrcexelencL, The autumn of mor- 
 tality, the decline of life. 
 
 lergv%eediin, To select, to rhuse. 
 
 / ' 
 (wgoxeedeh, Preterite of , )M.W ? 
 
 ler&esf, Flying to god, may god forbid, 
 .o f f~* J lerJcestoiViin, The girth or surcin-
 
 gle of a liorse, together v/ith his armour, 
 
 covered on both sides, 
 
 ? 
 J j> lergeshti Returning. 
 
 j lergeslilun, To return, to retire. 
 
 ^ 
 ^ Icrgeshtch, Preterite of the abc 
 
 !> ; .:':J y : Icriesfaedun, To extract, to d: 
 yJ I'crkem, A refusal, an impediment. 
 
 . , 
 
 > /.pcrkcu, A count rv comb. [/wd/ : 
 " 
 
 t A kind ofsweet-m< 
 / ', A present, a bri : ;c. 
 
 ; x u/ ^ Icrfteiulun, To dig, &c. 
 ^^/y- lerkendeh, Preterite of the above. 
 3 .s^.> Iw/rooa, A veil for the face. 
 J^T S* bertoohh*, Melody of voice, har- 
 mony of instruments. 
 ^^' >aofa fountain, apoiid. 
 
 S pcrkcev, .\ a or PTute. 
 
 'v 
 
 . /;' b l ' r & C7ii 'h> A kind of electuary which 
 promotes eliecrh 
 
 /-f/v;/, Vexation, fatigue, refusing to go 
 partner \vith gamesters. [mine. 
 
 * lemi&seedun, To enquire, to exa- 
 t A kind of sweet- meat.
 
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 ^ l?rm&7teJj,AngCT. \y\*s. ^rw&yoow, Akind 
 ;j>: lermmeteJt&, All, the whole, [of silk. 
 *zf? j> I'crmcjeedun, To try, to feel, to ex- 
 amine by the hand. [rents. 
 . .. 
 
 ^ Icrmc'ihccdun, Disobedient to pa- 
 
 . * I / ^^* j fyermeseedun, To examine, to handle, 
 
 La^S-y* l>cnnQtez'j, According to. [to touch. 
 
 .A* x ' / :', A hero, a noble, liberal man. 
 
 j y* '/, pwwoozeJi, A swing. 
 
 ^ -'. permcJi, A song, an air. 
 
 *"* <. pcrmcyoo, The strangury, heat of wine. 
 
 ,y ; Isrn, A drinking cup of earth, metal, &c. 
 
 CJ / P er ' J i The pleiades, the moon, when c-hi- 
 
 (J j ?'er;?f) or pernb,, A youth. [ning bright. 
 
 ^ - 1crncim-h t A sample. 
 
 ./ - p^rnzirt, Mouldiness of bread. [Rice. 
 
 \j j, f j - 
 
 j J - lernobor, A child's game, /f ' y* lerenj, 
 
 ,X x fef 7?/e;z, A bracelet,any female ornament. 
 U -^ . J 
 
 ,u /l^/ lerenjek-berdwi, To torment, [silk. 
 /; y, perend, A messenger, expectation, plain 
 >Uy, lorend, Cutting, shaving. 
 ^^I^Uy, pernedbmet, Penitent. 
 j y j . lerendun, To compress, to squeeze, 
 I- pertndooshf Flying.
 
 l&rendeh. Cutting, a sharp sword, [mal. 
 perefideh, Flying, a bird, any winged ani- 
 f ^* lernes or , .5 * Thechclic, gripes. 
 
 \*S ** */ " *Y .S 
 
 UJ vj lerncsa, A woman. ^jC5 ^ l>crne?> A bell. 
 j* j* 
 
 ,*\ *(j ., lernehzdun, To place high or above. 
 
 \J s f Ji *L 
 
 j x Icrnce, An earthen or gbss vessel in which 
 
 W' " / * 
 
 they preserve flowers, &c. 
 
 ^'Jjj.pcrncyi'ii, A kindof fine painful silk cloth. 
 i.\:-^j Icrncyetj A v-?so. of earth or glass in 
 
 v, i ed. 
 
 ^^C^ IcnictJc, A delicious fruit, akindof date. 
 . ~Jy- lernccSf Large shears. ^^ taroo, Creating. 
 + jr pcrco, The sun or sun-shine, the moon or 
 
 moon- shine, the pleiadrs. 
 
 !. * pcnva, Cessation from labour, shvxgth, 
 
 ^ 
 affection, eagerness, care. 
 
 ; ! v : ( pcru'ar, To breed, j ^^j pcrwaz, Flying, 
 cj ! ^perit'CLZchik nuptial entertainment, [flight. 
 
 , r ! ^ ' pcTivas, Fc-cling, touching. 
 ^/ ^ A- 
 
 .''j^'nj 6envaseedun, To touch, to feel. 
 
 ^ ' -- .'/: - 
 
 ^ pcrwtish, Negligent, secure, the end. 
 lcru'a,%: Shoe-maker's or v/eovcr's glue, 
 i t penvh%> A watch; centinel. 
 peru>z7i t A parrot, a crime.
 
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 >x 
 
 .M !^ lenvhn, An handkerchief, along How- 
 
 ing robe. [ger, proclamation, &c. 
 
 )^ j ferwaneh) A moth, a candle, a messen* 
 
 tfljyj perwayee, Easy, nimble, plump, care. 
 mxtf, Whiskers. ui. 5J j Isrocs, Plur. of 
 lerooj, Plur. of SJ ., &or?/. [5^ ^7'c'6\ 
 ^^ ^Twejeti s In the same manner, [ness. 
 > lerood, Cold, frigid, o i^^-j leroodet, Cold- 
 
 pcrwcr, A maintainer, a protector. 
 )/)/ pcrwerdegar, God, the creator. 
 ; ^ -"' perwerdan or ,sX ^v* / To non- 
 
 / x y y * ^/JJT.s/J stf 
 
 rish, to educate. [ed, &c. 
 
 iJ>^ c^ y ^ x 1 . perwerdcshcdini, To be nourish" 
 
 if )5 S jioiii nutrton. 
 &i/&>4 ptvu-cresh-Iterdun, See ^;;;^ 
 y *r, pwwereh, Preterit of /J);^ -/ * 
 (/^* J pcriveree, Fattening, education. 
 ,i x c . v perwereedun, To begin, to nourish, 
 )<- peitvez, A place of retreat, [to create, c, 
 )& )S leroslian, A prince, a chief. 
 L?xV, t'WM'efc, Shiiiing, glittering. 
 
 leromend, A man cf fortune. 
 /j beroon, Abroad, out of doors, [nastiness. 
 >J lerwft, Firm and solid. ,!*/ percent Filthj 
 
 a W - ''v
 
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 jj , - /?erar72^,Murderer,asassin. [clothes-press. 
 6 x u A - penvendeh, A bundle of cloth or silk, a 
 
 (f - lenvee, Upon, above, to him or it. 
 r *'' 
 
 j v a - pcriveezun, A sieve made of hair. 
 ,;/- per ween, The pit iacles, 
 c . Icrch, A lamb, a f;- [lock. 
 
 bolt of a door, the bolt of the 
 
 .i iy lerhbn, Gladness. [ruent, a sign. 
 
 Q\J>J> lerhan, A proof, an indispir -gn- 
 
 jj; - Icrkknee, Demonstrative. [ever. 
 
 * lerJict, A. long space of time, \\hatso- 
 
 lerho&htun, To wound. 
 lefflcrhet, A beautiful woman. 
 X .- lerhcm, Entangled, confused, [the eje. 
 
 j* lerJiemct, Looking steadfastly, fixing 
 lerhemcn, A brahman, the brahmas 
 from the first tribe or cast among the 
 gentoos or original natives of Hindostan. 
 
 JL x lerchneh, Naked. [naked. 
 
 i- 1 
 
 CJ )/ ^i/* lerclmch-kcrdun, To unveil, make 
 *,j. lerhood', Foolish, absurd, burning. 
 l\)) ? A lerhoodun, To burn, &c. [orbit. 
 *o .- IcrliGzn, The disk of the sun, the sun's
 
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 V* 
 
 [r^v; lerheekhtun, To teach good manners, to, 
 '-w^ perhecz, Abstinence, continence, [wound* 
 ,'b'j-w/- perheez&at, Abstinent, sober, chaste. 
 
 / >. % y v * o 
 
 perli&ezeedun+TQ restrain one's self, 
 * ^ li-rhyoon^ A circle made by compas^ 
 ses, the disk of the sun., 
 
 ?, Clear, free from, far off. 
 (/ j> peree, A good genius, a beautiful spe- 
 cies of imaginary creature, neither man nor 
 woman, angel nor devil, but answering in 
 many respects to that beneficial little be- 
 ing to whom our ancestors paid so much 
 attention, called the Fairy, which, from the 
 name and many other circumstances, was 
 in all probability of eastern attraction. 
 
 if , poree, Fullness. 
 *? "{ 
 
 ,*j(i t S bereytw, Roasted or baked in the oven. 
 . 1 1 j, peryan, Plur. of ($ j perce. [The back. 
 Zjjs lereyet, A field, a creature. v.^ lerce&h, 
 Oy^j lereed,A messenger, ameasupeof three para- 
 sangs or twelve cnglish miles, plur. of /*!>!/ 
 . jyu < - percedar, A magician, a necromancer, 
 (jf lyu -. pcrcdaree, Necromancy, inagick. 
 /* IA. / P&fcdufy ' fty> to ta ^- e flight. 
 
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 #X 
 
 , ' loreedun, To cut, to cleave. 
 
 V "' 
 
 A,S P ct ' ccr > ^ h day before yesterday, 
 i L^y C/ ^ peree-rokhtart Angel- cheeked, hav- 
 ing fine rosy cheeks. 
 
 ui* Fairy or angel -fact 'i [main. 
 , Golden, bread baktd upon the 
 j ] , pereereench, Of the daj befoix*} estci 
 
 ^SS P erec z&d> ^rn of a pcrcc, or aei-ial 
 spirit, a beautiful person. [female. 
 
 x pereestar, A servant, a slave, male or 
 
 * s>> * 
 
 P erccs h> Disturbed, perplexed. 
 \ { ^i j pereeslia n, Disordered, disturbed, vexed, 
 
 melancholy, disgusted. 
 
 JU/*'^,/; pereeshanhMj In a melancholy 
 
 ruined state. [be afflicted, disturbed. 
 
 VJ^/H? L*J \fyj'pGr ee *fiQ' n ~%h&te r ~ s h du7f, To 
 
 . i ^ yQH - -;'. / pciishcin-kcrduji) To dissipate, 
 
 to otleml, &c. 
 U- ,i ^-' (> T / ;tv eesnbns&Zt Scattering, strc^ving. 
 
 .*l^ x /H i /-fL's/t(iiit'( i . Dissipation, distraction, 
 O " Jt f A^ 
 
 disgust, sorrow. /^ ^ lereesheem^cc ft" A 
 
 * s* 
 
 iv'x^-^ pereesheedun, To be dispersed. 
 
 j^ I'crecff, Bunch of grapes. 
 
 JL^ farcc/i, Brilliancy dazzling reflection.
 
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 tf- 
 Abundance, a blessing. 
 
 **jjj Icrci'mct, A ship-worm. 
 
 , f U: ^ pcrecnhn, The hide of a camel. 
 
 CJf-S. P erc y on > A distemper about the nails, 
 
 making them drop off. 
 
 ^ lex. Habit, a rich dress, lot, a she-goat. 
 \*j> lcz(i, Huw-tack. 
 
 pe%sl$,d, A venerable old man. [green colour. 
 if 2 I v lc%adee, A precious stone of a faint sea 
 jKj lezzz, A dealer in cloths, a trader, 
 H l^-j !v lezhzestan, A market place. 
 . l^j lozka, A jester, a shameless old man. 
 *c!^.j lezh-ut, Wealth. <_3'!%j lez\/f, Spittle. 
 >.^ /A' V pensile-mend, The bar of a door or gate* 
 /My^jJ >' pczaneedun, To cook. 
 J I >' lezlat, Mace. 2^ lezet,Artn t armour. 
 v. Iczej, Roasting, contending for pre-emi- 
 ^*U>' petjam^h f Rich dress. [rnice. 
 
 4. vj lezefth, Protuberant breast, hollow back. 
 O pezcd, Acknowledgement. 
 <jj l>ezer, Ray, light, flame. [Bald. 
 
 jy Iczr, Lint or pot-herb seed. ^ pezsher f 
 jj-i bozeroj, Great, large, magnanimous. 
 **\0}\ Iczer-fthanehf An oil mill.
 
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 jtf 
 
 lerzeft, A small seed, lint-seed. 
 
 t'Ozorg, Great, immense, elder, grand. 
 ,)#;' lozorgan, Flur. of ^T,^ lozurg. 
 J j!/ I wo/'ganeh, Grand, magnificent. 
 
 ^ ' /^ 
 
 //y loiiorgter, Super!, of^/^v 
 
 /, v lizeiker, A farmer, sower. fmrin. 
 
 j / j . L 
 
 i I y' j / lozorgrrar, Powerful, noble, a learned 
 
 ^/y l'ov.oi'guee, ('randeur, strength, 
 v/ 
 '\ j lexerwfr, Employed, 
 
 ,M k-"yf te*eithn t A marketplace or square. 
 
 ^jC-*> Icwsliek, A physieian, ahorse doctor. 
 . Z'i.xnf, Augmented, increasing. 
 
 % ^ * 
 
 ^ v Icze.gh, A frog, a dam, a pond. 
 <p y pt"Z(.'gh, The young bhcot or a vine. 
 ^ ' J> v lexghalek, A kid. [herb, 
 
 o* i*; lezshghardeh, A rolling pin, a kind of 
 ^^^v lewghrtmch, A water lentil, [wheat, &c. 
 
 U ' 'n-<rh<jol, A dish made with bruised 
 L/^'H 1 
 
 J> ' fjefsfigJich, A \ ^IH V prop orarbor. [zy, weak. 
 
 y v 
 
 (; v A( r/iV, A roK-wonn. >^- Ir-r.fcnd, Idle, la- 
 ,. r > v v l<'%ck~ln'rJtt.H> To spit. 
 
 L' - ' ^ >f 
 
 c'l, Th'* ^rolopendrion, a rose-worm, 
 
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 *; y lez-hohee, A mountain goat, [a cricket. 
 
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 f < . si f' *% ce * Quickness of puce, 
 
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 Zy* lezl, Liberality, y . , lezlk, Admonition. 
 J^ bczleli, A jest. *y lezern, A banquet, as- 
 
 > jy t pexsliem, Frost, a fog, a cloud, [sembly. 
 /*/ I jy pezshmhn, Sad, mournful. 
 
 )J.j^s } P&shtobtoGrdt -A dish made \vith eggs, 
 
 &c. a present brought by a guest. 
 ^M^ ;; lezmei, Eating only once a day. 
 (.*' ^y^y-- P^shmordtin, To faint, tobecomelean. 
 *) / '') 1 t . petehihorckhftet. of /vf ; x^j^ [company. 
 t&s*jj lezemgkh, A banqueting house, a jovial 
 0" r*/?. pezshntooe, Pitted with the small pox. 
 , A harrow. 
 
 us, ^ . 
 
 ,"> ifezshen, The bottom or end of a street. 
 \f/j't 
 
 >#, pczshend, A necessary, very little, a spe* 
 i & *> pe%shengar,Jk carpenter .[cies of cucumber. 
 
 /^/J. pc^slienglr t A tanner, a currier. 
 
 /**" A 4-1 
 
 t jC} *j pewingir&h, A rabbit. 3 ^., D^KOO, Aoalanre. 
 j . tczwbt (A woman) havingapouting breast. 
 
 , An echo. 
 
 i, An assault, impetuosity. 
 lS) * e} lezoodee, Expeditiously, diligently. 
 fj> *> lezivesli, Goatish. [stars. 
 
 9- * ;< lezoogli, The rising of the sun, mqon or 
 
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 (A camel) having a fore or side 
 tooth projecting from the gums. 
 1 }/, />2w7/t30/, A game at dice, the ancle, [breasts. 
 :lx~j J v)f, pc%shool-~lcstan, Having plump 
 .j ^J j* t pexsJiooIeedun, To provoke, to move. 
 lezooui, Any kind of thread or wire 
 upon which pearls c. are strung for 
 necklaces, c. a bundle of pot herbs. 
 
 pexshivend, A sparrow. 
 ,^/ pezshweh, An examiner, investigator. 
 .i>y^ */ pe^shGoheedun,To enquire, to examine. 
 ,,:'/ pc%$hweeti> Nasty, dirty, unclean. 
 {ry L'czch, A crime, sin. [die, grief, rhime. 
 
 c*> pezsheh, Armour, a staff, associate, a nee- 
 y v 
 
 ^w* DJ lcze,hnnmd, A sinner, a criminal. 
 . j i; */ pe%s'h-'han 9 Rivalship, jealousy. [ful. 
 ^o-^j beiecj, One who returns benefits, grate- 
 ..(>.' :: l<L% ! ,'C(1un t Tol>\ow,l'oxccdu}}, topulloiF A 
 
 (hair, wool, &c.) to tickle. 
 /**>ly v p&tshecdunfTopookt to be cooked, [wool. 
 j tj bezeer, Downward, y j^- lexsheer, A wing, 
 
 pexcerefiun, To accept, to receive, to 
 
 
 
 pttterehf Meal, flower. [be grateful. 
 
 lezeca, Ingenious, intelligent (youth),
 
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 *jvj Jj.' ; 3f?fli, Fragments. 
 
 I'J f'-s* P c ^'y n > A large ship. 
 . ^j Ics, Enough, many, very much* indeed. 
 ~j pcs } After, then, at length, but, for this 
 
 \J V 
 
 reason, the latter part, &c. 
 ^j less, A gentle stimulative, impelling, driv* 
 
 ing a camel gently, anointing, mixing. 
 L Lesa, Becoming habituated, familiar. 
 L,< lesz, Somewhat, some, many. 
 LJ Lw lesalesa, Many, in great numbers* 
 ^ LJ lesiajt Depravity, wickedness. 
 LJ pcsadest, Borrowed, credit^ 
 
 , A boy, a young man. 
 ,iJ iLj lesardidun, To plough, 
 
 iLj Icshrool), Gleaning after harvest. 
 j tea/, A bed, covering, carpet, cushion. 
 ^> Is Uw lesztekoonomalthn, The sur- 
 face of the globe, the world, the universe. 
 ^vj^kX; Jb U*j lesateeshterenj, A Chess table. 
 6 Uj lesak, Spittle. y\^^lesai, Powerful, strong. 
 -Uo lesbm, One who laughs too much, 
 .j LLj tesambn, A good just man. 
 ,jLj les&n, Like, resembling;, 
 
 tx 
 
 pe*ki&end 9 Rhime, verse.
 
 * pe$&htnkt A nail, horse- shoe. 
 M lesayet, Plur. ot ta^ I e sect. 
 *t Lcsuas, The herb fennel, [of the nutrr 
 
 ^e/j, Mace, the llov.-er and bark 
 -tpespbye, Sitting cross-legged, [count. of. 
 
 ^^*~> J esebeb, Therefore, for that reason, on ac* 
 * 
 
 U~A~J leslts, \ desert, uncultivated ground. 
 ^^^ lest or ^^-^o Twenty, lesf, a lover, a 
 ^^^' />jf, Humble, abject, avaricious, [turban. 
 
 i*))/*&~~ i P^t^erdun, To render miserable. 
 ,*<b'~vj lestkn or ,*jU~J A breast, the nipple. 
 
 L^> . V' '' * 
 
 j '^^j Instance, A gardener, belonging to a 
 
 jf*** lestej, Frankincense. [garden. 
 
 >:c^ posted, Red coral, small pearl. 
 '^j pester, Superlative of .^^ pes. [frost. 
 
 y^vj 7x^^r, A bed, &c. ^/ ' M pester cn t Ice, 
 
 . ^ y ;:_r pwtcrneskeen, Sitting, lying on a bed, 
 / j f 
 
 iJ-X^j lesle^, A servant, a minister. 
 
 lZw . lestekan, A gardener, one who watches 
 
 fi*) " 
 
 X-w lesteguec, Ligature, lisping, [sown fields, 
 j^i ^'5/om or >'^' The twentieth. 
 ,.'Uvj te/?/??, To bind, lie, to oblige. 
 ), A. small liquor jar or jug.
 
 [ sop ] 
 
 lesteJi, Preterite of 
 
 . I . /jtwj lestcli-kerdun, To bind, to plant, 
 .< x ^ ju~' lestch-shod&ft, To be bound, obliged. 
 .i ( v> ,* ^:~~' Lesfeh-zelan> Stuttering. 
 
 ,ju-: Icstee, A gardener, any thing relat'n . 
 ^ 
 .f*^ pcstce' Meanness. [gardening. 
 
 ,^~v lesc/ieen, A hard wood for making bo\vs. 
 .MXU^'"'- besfthenduttt To leave. 
 yl*^"% pesfrhtvar, Fragments of meat or drink, 
 le&edd, Coral, also its root. 
 Icsr, The beginning of any thing, laying 
 bare the scar of an unheeded wound. 
 ^ pcscr, A son, a body, a youth. 
 
 pcserJik'indeh, An adopted son. 
 Icsref, One single unripe date, the sua 
 pescrce, Infancy, childhood. [just rising. 
 
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 $z*j lest, Extension, widening. 
 
 ,j *y 1:^,1 lest-fcerdun,To expand, [the wir-gS: 
 
 t\) )/ -7 U? k~j lerJjcnhh-kerdun, To expand 
 J^MKJ lesetct, Simplicity, cheerful nccs. 
 :iwj lesegh, A high apartment snrrou 
 with windows. 
 
 p/Xwj leseglicdeh, Prepared, ;'ea^y.
 
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 u*j lesk, Spitting, emitting saliva. 
 
 ) Icsuk, An epitome of the evangelists. 
 
 ?, pesky Curling hair, a lot which is cast, 
 JC* pe&kotteh, The bolt or bar of a door. 
 , ' > :> J$Lj Icskcleedun, To tickle, to titilate. 
 
 peskoolieli, The back part of the saddle. 
 
 ' lesgoyee, Prating, talkative. 
 , Unlawful. *^o lesm,AsmilG, a simper. 
 
 pesman, A wager. 
 j> Icsmel, Sacrificed, half killed. 
 
 /*/)/lJV* & csmc l~% crc t un > To sacrifice, &c. 
 >^ lesmeh, A medicine for the eye, a gold 
 
 or gilt thread, [hide or conceal from view. 
 
 , 
 -^*" ; lesenjeedun, To draw a curtain, to 
 
 \ 
 
 IcsJiliendini, To leaven, to ferment. 
 pesend, Approbation, agreeable, admi- 
 ration. [prove, to praise, to admire, &c, 
 / ) A+^ pcsendun or ,M > >^^ > To ap- 
 
 6 > A*~*S pesendecdeh, Pret. of // > J^^ 
 
 v w v 
 
 *^ ^^^ lescnk, Ayoungunmanageablehorse. 
 ^^ t lesnch, The same as lesenk, A heifer. 
 j Icsoo, Tame, (especially a she camel when 
 * , Sharp, crabbed. [milking.)
 
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 t*J ) *--^ lesoodun, To handle, to feel, to 
 repel, to throw from the hand, to abolish, 
 to swallow, to mingle. 
 
 6 AJ lesook, A sheep with long udders, [wards. 
 
 $JHJ lesool, Strong, bold. (/ ^_^/ Icsooye, To- 
 
 ; ^>-^ lesyar or < ^ - ^/ Many, a multitude, &c. 
 
 i*j )y j ^~~ lesyarloodun, To be numerous. 
 >" * Leseej, Armour, apparatus for a journey, 
 
 an enterprize. 
 
 . j xV-f""^ leseejcedun, To arm ,to prepare for, &c. 
 SA^A*^ leseeset, Flour of wheat or barley toasted 
 LA*J It'sect, Extended, superficial, [orfryed, &c. 
 SLA^J Leseetet, A simple thing, surface. 
 JA^J Icseel, Ugly, hideous. 
 *XA*J Icscelet, The remains of wine left in a 
 
 cup of wine after drinking. 
 *AM.J leseem, Smiling, cheerful. 
 
 . ^_J pcsecn, Posterior, last, the afternoon. 
 C/- v 
 
 . & pesh, Before, towards. 
 
 1 1 / -Jl^ ficslider, The bar, bolt of a door. 
 ' '(^ v *- 
 
 ^ lesli, Glad, polite, humane. [with gold. 
 
 (^S beshqr, Scattering (money,) interwoven 
 
 tjlij lesharet, Cheerfulness, elegance of shape. 
 
 tX U ; leshashet, Jovial ty,laughing, cheerfulness.
 
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 j leshaa, Any thing which disagrees with 
 
 the stomach or the rnind. 
 StUfcj lesha-ut, Unwholesome or disagreeable 
 i3 UL' lcshcL&, A liar. [meat, sour, morose. 
 y^~^ /?cw/, The back, shoulders, a support, pro- 
 
 tector, pannel. [nals, drains, &c. 
 
 ^**^j Le&ht, A distribution of water into ca- 
 
 
 
 / /'-^-^, posthercgJj, A cup, a pot. [pox. 
 
 r" ?-**S peshferem, Apimple, wheal, the small* 
 
 i /^ " 
 
 J|l ^Uxij lestekek, A tumulus, aiittle hill. 
 
 ^d-^Ay froslttcnekf A surcingle, a girth. 
 il y^^ posh t war, A burden. 
 ^^J^/ poshteh, Arising ground, a heap, [pillow. 
 { C^ / t posh fee, A protector, carpet, a large 
 
 \^ * 
 
 ,*H L^- t poshtcvbzLn, The bar of a gate. 
 
 J LoshcJiecj\ A mountain tree of which 
 
 they make bows arrows, c. 
 
 1 ^, teeJikhkdeh, Squeezed, made level, 
 
 extended, a present, [a vessel after drinking. 
 ! y r """^, Icslihhar, The remainder of water in 
 .t ^ *^""" v feshktiooduiif To squeeze, strain, &c, 
 
 .; *^"" J V peshk'hwn, A br:;; h, i table. 
 
 ^^ y .'. 
 
 l*\ j^~if peshkheedun, T<- dazzle* 
 
 ^ . " i race,
 
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 syio lesherct, The v skin, the cuticle, [manity, 
 <sjt^ lesheree, Human. c^^x* Isehereyet, Hu- 
 K^J leslie, Having a small rain. ^Jjes/igh, Bad- 
 
 \. lesh&, Lying, sewing slightly, [ness, evil. 
 ** 
 J leshefc, A lot which is cast, lesJiik, sleet. 
 
 ^/' pushk. Dew, a lot, a curling lock of 
 
 hair, grief, a spark of fire. 
 
 ^/ pcshfcer pr^Xj^/ A towel. [od. 
 
 ,M_5 j*^ peshfterdun, To fight, to be trust-. 
 , j^u:j pesJiftesh, A present. 
 
 /jp-^ pcshkul, Care, doubt. 
 
 j$J& ipeshft'eleh, A ring, an iron bolt of a door. 
 
 , ^wJ&j peshgilecdun, To Embrace. 
 
 peshkook, Strong, eager, gentle. 
 
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 7 peslikool, Active, eager. 
 
 cr j=jio leshkee, Going quick (a camel.) [feel. 
 UL> IffsMeedun, To explore, to touch, to 
 leshcm, Indisposition arising from iii- 
 
 ?**' >t pesfymrWool, feathers. [dignation. 
 tU^j Icshmaf, Biscuit, bread twice baked. 
 >*J U-^f, peshmagund, Stuffed with wool, a 
 i) Ir^l peshman or .H tn^^ Penitent. [cheek. 
 
 ?, Woolly, woylkn, 
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 (3"-i 
 
 Kj leshnet, A species of millet, [equipage, 
 
 * * 
 
 leshevj, Business, endeavor, a traveller's 
 pcshevf, A furrow. 
 
 J^v peshnedeli, A Persian dish made of 
 flour, dressed with dates, &c. - 
 
 peshenlty A mattock, a ship-worm. 
 
 >j'l-^/ leshotun, Of bad principles. 
 
 t&'leshoor, A man, mankind. [shake. 
 
 i*}^9 >-i^ leslioolaneediin or ,M>J *^j To 
 t <~^ pesliee or^j^, Any thingsmall. 
 
 v " lesheej, Equal, death, destruction. 
 * y 
 
 pesheej, Many, apparatus for a journey. 
 
 pcslijcedini, To be armed. 
 
 pcshcekh, Circular (as money), many. 
 ]eshccr, A messenger of good news, beau- 
 tiful, [vel, the calculus of a date. 
 6 t^*^ pcslicczeli, The scale of a fish, the na- 
 
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 \ f* y^s* pesheezehkkormh) The calculus of 
 
 a date, resembling a navel where it adheres 
 >j LOJ Icsarct, Seeing, perceiving, [to the stalk. 
 
 Uaj lesasct, The eye, sight. 
 
 j leshyer, Plur. of ^^.^ lesceret. 
 
 *ij Leslies, Indefatigable, s\\ ift.
 
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 j &es&ese/,Flattering, fawning, waggi ng the 
 tail (a dog,) [derstanding, science. 
 
 Icscr, Discerning, the sight, the eye, un- 
 les-a, (Fem.) All, universal, foolish. 
 > dcskct, The higher street of a, city. 
 lesel, Onion, garlick, an iron helmet. 
 Icsm, An interval, distance between the 
 extremities of the ring and little ringers. 
 j leseeret, Sight, prudent. <j^.*^ lesces, 
 J leseca, Sweating. [Shining, bright;. 
 
 l)C%% or X^A^J Soft skin, a white bodv-. 
 J ]o%h,a, Concubitus coitus. 
 las Icza-ut, A capital, a stock in trade. 
 flj lezh??, The fourth Arabian month. 
 bezcr, Quod interfceminio puellarum ex-* 
 crescit ac proecidi solet. 
 
 Iczret, Unsuccessfully, vain, [ing thirst, &c. 
 .^j l)C%a> Cutting in pieces, bleeding, quench- 
 ibt^ lez-at, A part, a section. 
 .*; letooa t Becoming tired, loathing. 
 lezook, A sharp sword. 
 lezzeex, (Water) flowing slowly. 
 let or A^J A goose, a duck, lw left, A cup, 
 a, Slowness, delay. [p ot *
 
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 Uaj 
 
 lct\ket, The pupil of the ere. 
 &/a/, Idle, obsolete, suppressed, erased. 
 Icfalet, Idleness, courage.. 
 ., let'iTi, A surcingle, a girth, a small ship. 
 j lethmt, The lining of a garment, a sin- 
 aj Ictayeli, Plur. of \k> letch, [cere friend, 
 j Z'e^, A canal, ditch, desert, 
 j let-licit Any large open place for exercises, 
 a horse-course, a race ground. 
 SU^j let-ket, The stature of man. [joy, insolence. 
 Js f foter, Dividing, cleaving, insolent with 
 jtj , tjj lytreek, A patrjcian, noble, chief pa- 
 . lehfeekeyet, The patriarchate, [triarch. 
 
 , Carrying a^-ay by force, c. 
 j letshet, Power, making a violent attack. 
 3-Jb^ letel, A brave man, a .champion. 
 c . ^Vk> letl&it Idleness,, vanity. 
 
 Idem, The turpentine- tree and fruit, a 
 greenish ?ore which breaks out upon the 
 Li leten, TIic belly, the pauncli. [leg. 
 
 to U^ lelnan, Plur. of ^ L ^a/c. [gluttony. 
 letnet, Indulging the belly, a slave to 
 ^/oo, Slowness, compact, 
 ^k, Z/;/oo/, Plur. of t^ lett.ij** letool, Long.
 
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 Slowness, dullness, laziness, 
 j letecyclherket> Slow in motion. 
 *=j It'tGetiht A melon. 
 J:^ leteesh) Severe, stern, powerful. 
 k.4:j lefect, A wonderful thing, a IFe. 
 j^j leteen, Gore-bellied, far, distant, remote. 
 Us lez%, Tuning a musical instrument. 
 B^USj lezaret, The smack of the lips in kissing, 
 ijjl'j Iczret, Having little hair under thearm- 
 .jki lezrern, A seal ring. [pits, 
 
 >u /, Remaining, fixedin one place (a cloud.) 
 > Uj le-hd, Distance, remote. 
 j-U-j be- as, An emaciated midkloss camel. 
 & Uj la-ita, Household furniture. 
 
 , Raining, drenching (the earth,) 
 lo-fak, a cloud pouring down rain, a deluge, 
 bu le-al, Sporting, tyings with a spouse (et 
 .>Uj la-ayces t Plur. of ^U, le-fas. [coitus ipse.) 
 *j Ic-at, A camel's colt, clorj ^e-a5, Rousing, 
 awaking, dispatching. [resurrection. 
 
 ^x?j i'crst^, A mission, embassy, detachment, 
 /A.-J laserct, Exciting, rousing, a dirty colour, 
 i*., i^c'/, The middle of any place, the navel. 
 
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 lasefcet, (Water) flowing or leaking from 
 a pond or cistern through any broken part. 
 le-aj, Cutting open (the belly with a knife,) 
 tormenting (love.) 
 l>a-ad, After, afterwards, then . [far, removed. 
 
 la-adehofr, After which or that, [vcrty. 
 lc-azr, Removing. j>* la-ar t Extreme po- 
 
 varan, Plur. of^xau layer. 
 laret, The wrath (of god.) 
 le-a%d, Rousing, exciting, destroying. 
 laze&et, Scattering, dispersion. 
 La-as, Leanness of body, agitation. 
 le-soos, Slender, thin. 
 Jja-soosef, A white shining insect. 
 La-ass, Some, a part, [tie, may-bug or chafer. 
 xj la%oo%et, An insect resembling the bee- 
 a-r/, Killing, slaughtering. 
 ^^J/c/, Small in size, a dwarf, [making clear. 
 l>a-k, Killing (a camel,) digging a well, 
 la-k, Striking (with a sword). 
 la-kcr, Cutting, amputating. 
 le-al, A high ground, a husband, a wife. 
 la-es, A foolish girl.
 
 Jflt-oo, Committing a crime, acting, 
 
 ing, darting a malignant look. 
 j la-oos, An army, a body of men. 
 
 ^j la-oos, An extenuated milkless camel. 
 
 a-ooz, A gnat. *^*> ??a-ooes/, A fly, 21 
 XJ **j la-oolef, Plur. of j^ #-/. ['gnat* 
 
 gv_Rj la-cej, Burst in the belly. 
 Oy,?j la-ecd, Distant, absent, remote. 
 
 <x<Wj la-eedshodiin, To be separated. 
 ,.xj la-yer, A camel. *^ la-ecm, A wooden sta- 
 
 tue, an idol. [actly. 
 
 *T ft rj la-eencJiic, Really, properly, clearly, ex- 
 ij F.-eg//, A little camel. [dultry. 
 
 \xj legliiL, Playing the whore, committing a- 
 Uj legha, A whore, , scortum sodomituna 
 \ju Itoglia, Asking the thing desired, [castratus. 
 cL-lAj leghas, A species of kite. 
 j Ub leghar, A wedge, a pike. 
 j Uj leghaz, A wedge used by carpenters to 
 
 split timber, a shoe-maker's wedge, [ative. 
 
 lib leghbl, Plur. of ^jb leglil. 
 
 <i(*j leghhn, A w^ooden.peg, a wedge. 
 
 ' 
 
 Uu leghbnoosh, A quick going horse,
 
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 Ub 
 
 bib l>eg}ihy\ 9 Plur. of ^ legliee. [gently. 
 Uj leghsyef, Very much, extremely, dili v 
 beglilenj, A serpent, [sacrifice is offered. 
 legldioor, A stone or altar upon which 
 ffeghtet, Suddenly, unexpectedly. 
 leghsj,, A crowd, a mob. 
 ^Uju leghs'+n, Plur. of 6Ub Icghas. [tcr. 
 /* 1 >^ f /^-' Ivghscraneedun, To cause to scat- 
 Icghsercc, After this or that. 
 
 I egh screed tin, To sow, to scatter. 
 Icghset, Small gentle rain. 
 fogker, A disease incident to camels from 
 excessive thirst, (rain) moistening the 
 y*J fogfokw. Noise, clamour. [earth. 
 
 ftt&hftf* Violent rain, a thunder, shower. 
 fagh* Eagerness, agility, beating with a 
 I'eghcsh, Dew, small misling rain, [stick. 
 j legl.z, Hatred. x^'Ju legltazct, Hating, 
 beghaxk, Excessive hatred. [hatred. 
 
 U.- Icglfl, The arm-pit. ^ Icghel, Fatigued, 
 
 1U; leghlk, Marriage. [slow 
 
 ^jf v"Ai; leghelt\fi, Speech, discourse. 
 j^ij leg he ni, An ambiguous speech. 
 ; t^w legh/nar, A wedge.
 
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 z%, Circumference, a wedge. 
 *Ju legliend, A -river, an inquiry, a creek, 
 leghoo, Obstruction, consideration. 
 ij leghwa, Worthy of consideration. 
 
 ,Ju a. p. lea-hee. Prevarication. 
 CP 
 
 0*1 legJice, Injustice, defection, immoderate? 
 begging, raining hard. [pet- 
 
 jujj legheyet, A maid servant, a whore, strum- 
 CSAJU leghees, Wheat. ^ leghier, Except, un- 
 U^AJL Legheez, Hated. [less,, without, 
 
 pcfj A puff, a blast of wind, breathing. 
 
 leflenj, A serpent without venom. 
 left, See Ikfteh* 
 
 leftereh, A lure for a hawk. 
 I; lefte.ree or o jl> The yarn beam, also 
 any instrument belonging to weaving, 
 ^ lcjjem,7bluch, many. ^ ^L leforood, Down. 
 
 .jyji J!^ lefcshrhneedun, To cause, to sow. 
 rM : 'ju> J&&J I>efcshrecdun, To sow, to disperse. 
 ju ?e^"', A fly, a, gnat. [on eternity. 
 
 U'j Ic^-^, Permanency, remainder, looking up- 
 jU., Ickar, Plur. of y*'j Ze^er, lekkar, A deal- 
 er in cattle, a black-smith. 
 
 K 2
 
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 IL 
 
 jl*V Maree, A misfortune, an evU, a lie. 
 , Talkative, [ney, grapes, pulse, &c. 
 , An oil merchant, a vender of ho- 
 u lekam, Weak in mind, coarse wool. 
 ^Uij lechwat, Expecting, considering. 
 j lekayz, Plur. of ^L Za^cc. [on of. 
 
 a. p. Ittedr, According to, in considerati- 
 leker, Cow, bull, ox. syu lekcret, A cow, 
 /, Separating, household furniture, [an ox. 
 , Provoking by opprobrious words and 
 false imputation, various coloured. 
 left-lit, A place, division, a building, [beam 
 
 ^ju ee/, Herbage, xbi^ leklet, A pot-herb, a 
 
 i 
 
 > 5 leftem, Wood resembling brazil wood. 
 
 5^ leku>et, Regarding, observing. 
 Ic&oor, Plur. of ^ ^e^er. 
 
 or j,ju Kur. of JJL ^cW. 
 i, The remainder. 
 , Stability, observing, remainder. 
 
 
 
 LH; lekeyar, A kind of black carpet made 
 wL lekeyet, See ^ L [of camel's hair. 
 
 Lekeer, Split (particularly having the bel- 
 ly burst,) a shift or inner garment slit 
 and without sleeves,
 
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 & A JU leJieclet, Meat boiled of dressed with broth* 
 leg, A prince, chief, frog. [pease, &C. 
 pejf, Here and there, lean, utensils, beau- 
 
 V 
 
 a, Crying, weeping, lamenting, [tiful. 
 ij )/ & lofca-fteeditn, To cry, weep, lament. 
 \^j bekar, Unmarried, bachelor. 
 o.li^w lekaret, A virgin, virginity. 
 sJLSij leka,k> A dwarf* [goats, spoil, booty. 
 X! I^DJ Malet, A mixed flock of sheep and 
 uK,&eMwief, Dumb, abstaining (from a wife.) 
 // fej lekcun, The den of a wild beast, idling 
 , K 1 pet&n, A trotting place, [away the time. 
 . j K left&uret, A cup-bearer to a prince. 
 o fei legaTi, The morning, the da\vn. [another. 
 Su.^aj lekeeket, Throwing one thing upon 
 *^j /;^/, Whipping, receiving ungracefully. 
 
 JiXT lekter, A coat of mail. 
 , ^ |>Xj lekodhmeen, How ? in what manner? 
 r, A girl, a virgin. ^ Jj left era, Early. 
 
 I xv lekerbt, Plur. of D xv left er eh, &c. 
 
 > / 
 
 ,i ! ^ lekran, The inside of a pot. [cow. 
 if xv lekrewee, Intoxicated, o A lekreh, A 
 
 *i X > > 
 
 le&ree, A drunkard.
 
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 t^ ]jleg%hdeh 9 The son of a prince, a gen- 
 / lefts, Subduing (an adversary.) [tlcman. 
 le\set, A playing ball. 
 
 lokscreli, A desolate place, fa strong man. 
 
 9 * L O 
 
 CLvX pckcscleliy Beauty, laziness, impostor, 
 , Mixture, booty, speaking confusedly. 
 , leklct, Nature, form. [ease.) 
 
 ?>ekem, Dumb (either from nature or dis- 
 
 ^X- luckmar, A conqueror. 
 
 : ^XT left mix, Freedom, agreeable society, wine. 
 
 ,)^v 1'ukman, Conquering, subduing. 
 Jy=y 1ekor t Dawn, rising early in the morning. 
 ju^^u It'koreyct, Primogeniture . 
 
 ^^/ X7 Z'^o/r or pcliokt A hammer, a butt. 
 X- pckoolek, Beauty, elegance, deformity. 
 fTo whom, legih, In time, seasonably, 
 having little milk. [silent. 
 
 Alefae, Ready tp weep, crying, (a camel) 
 =* Mcer, Ripe dates. ^^^ lekccju, Dumb. 
 Id, pel, But, yet, however, therefore, vic- 
 
 tory, recovery of health. 
 L pil, The heel, pol or lei, or 1 j A bridge. 
 jj [>c//, Recovery from indisposition,moistening.
 
 It lel%, Old, corrupted, a difficulty, violence. 
 iL 1-C/&, Misery, grief, tempting, conferring a 
 &j //a, Beyond, without [favour. 
 
 ^^J* - II 1 Materteeb, Irregular, disorderly. 
 ,**' * 
 
 cJti &; lelcisek, Stagnated water extending a 
 great way over the surface of the ground. 
 A^y* lelijood, A black ox or cow. [dence. 
 t^.j'i^'&j lelajiiowcjliun, Liberty, safety, confi- 
 / It- belahem, A purse, a sling. t &> lelakheyet, 
 
 A "&J lelhdy Plur. of ^ leled. [A nobte Lady. 
 * Db lilikh, (A woman) having large hips. 
 
 * 10 lel&d, Praised, lolad, a malefactor, [folly. 
 ^ \L t pold or ^ H ^ Steel, o ^LU lel&det, Stupid, 
 t ^ HJ beladch, Foolish, vain. [ly, rash. 
 
 9 ) l^ 4 peladeh, A man, speaking blasphemous- 
 jiiiL. lelazer, A kind of Indian fruit, in shape* 
 
 and colour resembling the heart. 
 j y^ lelarej, A stork, [shelter with another. 
 
 ^ j 1L- pelkrghoo, Flying from one and taking 
 j^j lelbz, Stubborn (youth,) grass>satan, short. 
 
 , A sword of the finest polish, 
 or pdbs, A large sack for holding 
 h belaaeedun^o wither, to shrivel, [straw. 
 
 La
 
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 lefat or kJttj Level ground, a smooth 
 pavement of stones, bricks, &c. 
 DO pefater, A window. x c y^lulla-ut, Acom- 
 Jc Uu lda-uk, Wide, open, [mon sewer or drain, 
 9- & lelhgh, Whatever is brought, enough. 
 ^ y^ lelaghet, Eloquence, fluency of words. 
 
 ', ffo>lelb,k&h\ Unfortunate, unhappy. 
 ^ 
 
 . ^ it, lelakel, Indian steel. 
 
 11 pel&lefr, The habit of a dervise. 
 v lelaleet, Level ground, pavement. 
 MJ Idalccky Hur. of o^L lelook. 
 , A green salsuginous plant. 
 lelamcdar, Afflicted, wretched. 
 d?i, A cold or hot bath. 
 J IL pelaneh, A bad or indecent action. 
 11 pelaw, Rice or sometimes barley boiled 
 in water, upon which is poured a rich kind 
 of sauce made with rich spices, &c. lel&w, 
 Idaltct, Doating. [To try. 
 
 10 pelahenk, A rein, bridle, [woman, c. 
 A whore, an impudent man or 
 a/, Anxiety, vexation. 
 Idlol, Light, superficial (man,) active, 
 lotto/, nightingale.
 
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 J~l pclpel or JJo Pepper. 
 *LJu p. a. lollel&h, A drinking vessel with % 
 , > *Jv Iclloos, A wild onion, garlick,. [spout. 
 cJu I,elf, Cutting, wise. [beneficent. 
 
 
 
 XL frettet. Moist, (wind; bringing rain or dew, 
 L:X> lellat, Splitting, dividing. [pedant. 
 
 x^'Xj ^c7/, Cunning, crafty. ^ laXX^ Idtcocuiee, A 
 * 
 
 ^iL lelta-ee, Bold, eloquent. 
 
 *j.L leltcrn, Stammering. JC.U ?else%, See cjii IL. 
 
 g\Xj lelej, S}iining forth, separation of the eye*- 
 
 brows, the space between 'them. 
 Jj^Xj lei jet, Light, the latter part of the night. 
 ,c\L Icleh, Dry, (a man) in want of every tiling. 
 rfdjsvL Idehleh, A dish without a bottom. 
 
 Mekh, Exalting one's- self, elated, [sling. 
 
 \ 
 j IclklrL, A foolish woman, +d+ leHhein, A 
 
 W or jjtj A city, town, district, pro- 
 b'ddam, A blunt sword. [vincc, 
 
 I,eldam, Plur. of oJ^ 7/e/^. 
 oJL> Ijddet, A city, province district, c. 
 oJ-j leldch, Fat, corpulent (woman.) 
 - V \L leldcni, 1'he most prominent part of the 
 breast and throat.
 
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 telex, Plump. 
 
 Ides, Wicked (man,) a kind of white fig 
 i; The pleurisy. [or a frnit. 
 
 bekan, The balsam tree. ^^J^ lelest, 
 
 
 
 Mesk, An iron spit, a span. [A span. 
 
 j I else ^ A lentil, or any thine; of the 
 
 
 
 pulse kind similar to it. 
 
 pelc'sht, Impure, unclean. 
 5, A bird that lavs green eggs. 
 lelesoos, Plur. of u^L Z-c/e*. 
 , Stowing or paving with stone. 
 leltety A pavement stone, a house. 
 I eld, Swallowing, absorbing, piercing. 
 lei-tit, Tlie foramen in the centre of a 
 mill stone, pulley, &c. 
 j lel-us, A fat, lelttset, A Fat woman. 
 j lelak, A she camel having loose flesh, old / 
 gross, stooping. 
 
 Mala 9 A bird with a long neck. 
 bolam, The gullet, a glutton, &c. 
 lela.net, Devouring grecdilr. 
 liilghar, Bulgaria. 5iL lulghct, A little. 
 iL lelgherad, Belgrade. +&> p. a. le/ghem 
 or *^0u Phlegm.
 
 [a clothes press* 
 
 MgfanJeh, A servant (male or female,) 
 Lelghoor, Bruised barley or \\ heat. 
 Megfieen, Danger, perfection. 
 
 j belfonser* Cubebi, a kind of drug.. 
 , See JLV1 l *k belka. Fern, of jiJU 
 IcX- lelk<n\ Red Russia leather. 
 &., Itlka, A desert, an uninhabited country. 
 jjiXj It- Ike- a, Ih'ight, a pointed (spear.) 
 yiL liitftoot, Short, a kind of bird. 
 
 & dish made of boiled fruits, &c, 
 lelk, ^ T ery much, a gift, a leaf. 
 pelek, An eye-brow, difficult. 
 
 JL^G 
 
 '.'pdkenje.Ji or ^ *A play, sport, wit- 
 . & *Xl- peUocsli, A kind of flower, [ty, pleasant. 
 
 ^XAj lelfceh, But, perhaps. j.\j tafe/, Moisture, 
 ^_>XL a. p. Idlowroi jjkt Crystal, [being moist. 
 i) f v pelmordeli, Languid, pendulous. 
 
 .y^Jw/i behneleedun, To murmur, mutter to 
 
 one's self. 
 
 >v pelvieh, The bason, scale of a balance, 
 j> lelmeli, Great, diffused, prolix. 
 
 t -A- tumour on the lips. 
 
 M i
 
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 i 
 
 f < J& lelmclfree&h, A long beard, [exalted. 
 fc*r bjejtja, A high place, jjjj lolcnti, High, 
 
 *J xV. j >^ lokiid-deedun, To look respectful- 
 ly, to honour. 
 
 .! . y>Jo lolendkerdun, To elevate, raise, &c. 
 
 )l;0tf! >*X- I'olend-elttedar, High in power. 
 
 ,jL >jj lolendphyeh, Placed in a high station. 
 v 
 
 * (XytjUj Itilendhemmett Mafinanimous. 
 ^-^ 
 
 Jl <T>XAJ I'olend-ciwh'z, A loud sonorous voice* 
 - jaJj Idtendeh, Short of stature, fat. 
 
 ^ >vlj or .j^^u/L' Super- 
 
 {Js^'-i lolendee. Height, sublimity. [lative o 
 
 if x;'j hlendee, Broad. [alt. 
 
 ,t> ( >Ajo lolendgediin, To be exalted, to ex- 
 
 w 
 
 -endcefl't The band of a door, the lintel. 
 
 . 
 
 i-elciit, A kind of coarse marble. 
 clenkes, An open spacious way. 
 
 ^wj pelejtor, A tyger, a leopard, a panther. 
 l*),^^ t pulengeedu7i, To halt, to limp. 
 
 JL^XA, pelengueeneh, A kind of royal vest. 
 ^ Lcloo, Trying, making clear. 
 tj ! ^j lelw.zeli, The extremity of a beam, or 
 joist projecting beyond the vail.
 
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 }v , Glass, a glass vessel. 
 
 ~ yd lolooj, Impotent, clearness, manifesting. 
 
 jL lelwjti, Evidently. 
 
 *L Mood, Antiquity, dwelling. 
 Vyj f'elooz, A large table cloth. 
 
 ,.y Jj Z>6'/oos or peloos, Smooth, a robber. 
 ^L teloot, An oak, ear of corn, t 
 c_j.L Mooa, Voracious, open. 
 ft r L fre/Ioout, A hole in the middle of a house 
 
 or court into which all lilth is thrown. 
 ^L lelooghj Arriving at any place, obtaining 
 . peloogh, Milking. [an object. 
 
 z >Xj lelooglieyet, Puberty, the age of reason. 
 Ju Ivlook, Making haste. 
 >.j lelooket, A desert, bare ground, produc- 
 ing nothing but marble. [butt for arrows. 
 sJ^L lelwek, A small body of men, a mark or 
 f j Jb l)".loon, A chaplet, garland handkerchief, 
 
 Mwa,, Worn, temptation. 
 lekh, Ignorant, bashful, except, &c. 
 
 peleh, The round or step of a ladder. 
 Idha, (Fern.) simple, silly. 
 ?, peUwnJi, A bridle, a rope.
 
 j 
 
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 ^ 
 
 ^ a. p. lalciy or Itlcx,, Surely, indeed, certam- 
 CL, LJb ?>;'/eyaf, Piur. of ttj -/a. [ly, yes. 
 
 e IJL beleyblit One who departs nobody knows 
 t^Jij leleet, Ahare, hesitating in speech. [\vhcre. 
 ^uX< pdeeteh, The match, the wick, the young 
 uX- peleed, Impure, unwashed, [of any animal. 
 
 c leleeshdel, Tranquillity of mind. 
 
 ^' ( pule&lidun, To abhor, to be nasty. 
 4Jj I'dceg/i, Copious, effectual, eloquent. 
 ^j leleel, A rain y season, liumid wind, eold, &-c. 
 JlJo pt'lbicli, Candles, the wick of a candle, 
 
 w V * 
 
 the match of a lamp, the young of any a- 
 ^ a. p. ^c//2 or lemm, See *j 1 [nimal. 
 
 ^ lomm, An owl. U: ^c/?2a, So that, who. 
 Ulr. lemzzkt In which, to which, why. 
 tf U:^r Ldiieshtae; In winter quarters. 
 
 j distress. 
 
 * lemegeedurit To be afflicted, to perish. 
 ,; ^w, Foundation, bottom, [of any thing. 
 
 But, a son. ^ Z-ow, A root, end, tip 
 , To eradicate. 
 
 Cji 
 
 , A root, an edifice, construction. 
 
 i To construct.
 
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 6j - Uj lenhljercen, Therefore, because, in con* 
 o Uj ewa^, Plur. of CJj lent, [formity, to which, 
 sjiUu lenhdcrct, Plur. of^ljjj lendar. 
 
 oaljj lenhdek, Plur. of 6^ 
 
 
 
 X ^ ta lenfcrenj, A shepherd, pastor. 
 
 .^^^ lo lenxsel, The gum mastich, turpentine, 
 
 "'i-' * 
 
 & pcvagh, A thread of silk covered with 
 
 gold or silver. 
 ,; (X- pcn&ftun, To stop a water-course, to 
 
 w 
 
 }ltj lenafcr, An architect. [hinder. 
 
 t b x ^penagah or e feCUj Shelter from danger or 
 
 T ll- lenagir, A builder, a mason, [distress. 
 
 (yty Icnagoosh, The cavitj behind the ear, 
 
 or the lower part of the ear. 
 vUj ( penhm, A castle, a silk thread. 
 s> (!j lenhm, Fame, celebrated. 
 
 iMy^tv- penhmeedun, To prohibit, avert, 
 y (X- lenbn, The finger. 
 
 2U Uj lenhnet,^ pleasant mead. [foundation,basis. 
 .Ui leniwer, Any thing radical, having a 
 o a U; penhweh, Confidence in god, resigna- 
 t U 1 . penah, Protection, refuge. [tion. 
 
 , To take refuge, to take
 
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 care of one's-self, to be defeated. 
 JJU lumlek,A fish resembling; a hh;irk. [Cotton. 
 Cj ?. pemloon, Walking-, going. ^ pe : .-J-t>h t 
 , I ,* ^ pembehzar. A cotton field. 
 
 / X v * 
 
 Cjj e?//, A daughter, a girl. [mud, cl 
 
 v>j 3M cj lento* lerzi, (The daughter or" tl. 
 ^liJCJu lento 1 Fman, The daughter of the sea, &c. 
 '^'lennct, Smell, flavour, asking. 
 
 * 
 
 X &0W; ,Scattering, a face. ^*peHj,\ Ive.fdung;. 
 
 * \\PV penyahiorgli, A bird's beak, bird's 
 
 "" * ^^ *. * i 
 
 ali or X^ v Fifty, /i^'".., ppnjahem, 
 
 penjpayek,-^ crab. [The fiftieth. 
 
 V ^^-' 
 
 t fi> pevfereh, A window, a balcony. 
 
 x *j 
 
 / j^^pe^jcsli, An exercise. ^J^f' ., penj&hek, 
 
 ,JL/^ peujslicn, A good word. [A sparrow. 
 JLiy J penjshemfieh, Thursday. [fingers. 
 
 jyuA^ petij sliced mi, To squeeze or tickle wi t h 
 penjgbn, Five, ^pcnjom or ^^ 
 penjcli, A heap, a bear, a ball. [The fifth. 
 fv penclieh, Tlie inside of the thigh, the fist, 
 the palm of the hands. [assist. 
 
 v//>#/ii, To be familiar, friendly, to 
 , Division into parts. 

 
 [ 335 } 
 
 [strength.) 
 peiMe&teh, Impotent, deficient, (ia 
 
 len&hovshsh, The stalk of grape or of 
 corn. [bound, knee, impostor. 
 
 x u,- lend, A band, chain, ligament, a knot,. 
 ^ lend, A large standard, a legion. 
 ,& p-:nd, Advice, counsel, doctrine, rite, 
 ^x ! >l' lenda(>,-An island, a joint. 
 
 ./ J ^>j p^nd-Jctdun, To give advice. 
 
 i ! /O lundar or lundar, Fundamental, esta- 
 
 blished, firm, intelligent, rich. 
 
 h'. pendar, Judgment, thought, thinking. 
 
 To c'ause to un^ 
 
 / X v 
 
 derstand, consider, &c. 
 ' >^. pcndaree, Understanding, &c'. [sidep. 
 
 ' J x wO t pendashtttn, To think, understand, con-* 
 
 /Jf I >^J lendak, A kind of high mitre. 
 .#^X ) x u; Lend^heneen, An iron chain. 
 B^ t L >^ lendelctlzsheh,ThQ stalk wheat, barley, 
 
 an. eye or hole in a tent, into which the. 
 
 pole enters. [ing town. 
 
 j^j Lender or ^j^j A city, a port, a trad-. 
 ) ) >*i fender ez, Yello wness ,
 
 / 
 
 [ 336 ] 
 
 AS* 
 
 [a dam, dike, 
 
 >, bendroogh, A large kneadiugthrough, 
 cnderehy A block-head, a bastard. 
 bendo^ t A musket, a cannon or musket 
 ball, any ball which is shot from cross-bow. 
 lendeheh, A round stone, a little ball. 
 ,& bendegan, Plur. of o >o lendeh* 
 lendgah* A joint of the body. 
 Jj lendcfteslieh, A bolt, bar. 
 X> bendeguse, Servitude, ministry. 
 
 j lendun, To design, desire, to bind, tie. 
 lendoo or pc?jdoo, The like, an animal 
 Icndewh,, Acid. [which infests cattle. 
 j lendoodcf, Podex et pudenda viri. 
 & pendooreliy See p d 
 
 lendooz or pendooz, A packing needle. 
 v lendeh, Bound, fixed, chained, shut up, in- 
 \ y o/^ IwidenewhfyKind to servants, [eluded. 
 
 ^j 1'endee, Captured, bound. 
 
 yU^JO lendeedun. To confine, to bind. 
 
 * 
 
 '/^ lenr&n, Groin. 
 
 lenesh, ^egligent. jxt* tenser, The ring 
 ^ f enter, Proud, [finger.
 
 , U*;j lenteyan, A shrew, a bad woman. 
 
 _ 
 X*" lenqfesejt A violet, of the colour of the 
 
 *ju_, lenefseh, Himself, in person. [violet. 
 
 J $* pei<foo%, The food of birds. 
 
 Xi;j le.ueket or <**;., The upper opening of the 
 shirt, a gore in a woman's shift. 
 
 J& penkoor, Adish rnadeof the heads and wings 
 
 u yi;j bunftoos, The top of a melon, [of birds. 
 e/^, An inebriating maddening draught, 
 made of hemp leaves, hemlock, henbane, 
 lenfc, The root, an hour of the night. [&c. 
 eng, A bunch of dates, a rod. [dwelling. 
 
 fe& penkar, Pride, proud. -'U=aJu Izngam, A 
 / ** 
 
 o . IxV peugcureli, A wooden platter, dish, bowl. 
 o K^ pu?tguh, A tent, baggage. [or cup. 
 
 & peusireh, A large kettle> a small dish 
 enKeii', A sieve with wide meshes, a fan 
 for winnowing grain. 
 
 & lenekooli, The basis or foot of a moun- 
 
 
 
 b lenlad, A foundation, basis. [tain. 
 
 ^TZOO, Plur. of ^ to. ^ ^j lenwet, Plur. 
 u lejwod, Plur, of jju ^W. [of *^^JL, /'e/i/. 
 o tenoofc, Warmth, with festivity, glad- 
 
 ness,, walking briskly. 
 
 .M a
 
 [ 338 ] 
 
 lenoon, Plur. of^ lev* c?^ lenooi, Filial. 
 JL 1 Idfieh, A dunghill, soil, odour, smell (good 
 
 or bad), lonneh, Household furniture. 
 J yjO penhaleh, A confection of almonds. 
 
 /V/ V~, penlib.ii, Concealed, clandestine, [secret. 
 
 -Q tl' t penhangir, Doubt. ^ Lw pcnhanee, A 
 
 <> 
 , x ij LJo Jpenhhneedun, To abscond, lie, hid. 
 
 -j iJO lonyhd, A foundation, basis, wall. 
 j 4 J\ LJ lony \nlke.r dun, To lay a foundati- 
 .f*^ lenyhdker, A builder. [on, to build. 
 . i IJL- bent/an, A wall, building, inclosure. [body. 
 jbjL, lenyet, A structure, the constitution of 
 -Jv- psneer 9 Cheese, j L^ peneermtyeh, Rerv- 
 riet for curdling milk /[kind of herb fumitory. 
 neez or ^^JO Ever, never, o >X- ftneezelhA. 
 
 ^/ r .. v y.. v x 
 
 yoon, Walking, going away. 
 , See _j.j ^ j ^>, Fragrance, perfume. 
 , Light, slight, running about. 
 l rJ Icwa, EquaUt/,retaliation. [fire of a porter. 
 v^j bsww^lt A porter. *j l^ leW&let, The of- 
 ^j 1^ leivwalee, Belonging to a gate, &c. 
 l^i^j /<'?ra//o?/,()pcnly,publickly. [from friends. 
 , rcribhing, going away, departing
 
 J\fi le.war, Destruction, ruin. 
 v '^ leivareli, Hot wind. ^ t ^ bewhrelt, Plur-. 
 J;l^ lewazel, Plur. of ^ fe/. [of 6^ &>'tf. 
 >v^ 1 v lewkseer,, Distressed, a malady which 
 
 causes blood to come out of pub.es. 
 ^ \ ^ Itwhien* Plur. 'of ^ 
 jS\jj lewhker, Plur. of^i 
 ^Ssl^j lewfokee, Plur. of 
 ^'> ; ' lew die, Plur. of *b ^o/a> [well. 
 
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 X" I v lowalkenj, Curious, a man who lives 
 
 /M I y leivan, A narrow pass between moun- 
 
 l_jj bewhn, A tent pole. [tains. 
 
 s^ v pool or ^oo/;, Tapestry, any thing spread by 
 
 L^J /ooZ;a/,Adesert,solitude.[way of ornament. 
 
 ^*^ y loolesh, A lapwing, desire. 
 
 jj j looloo, The pupil of the eye, glory, a 
 
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 * jj lowef, A hawk, falcon, &e, [nobleman, &e. 
 J'y looteh or foot eh, A crucible, melting pot. 
 
 ^ \fj y Iroofeemar, Sorrow, a heron, a miser, a 
 d^j lewes, Dispersing, enquiring, [monument, 
 ^ x lewej, Flashes of lighting, the dawn. 
 ^ ^ leweh, Appearing,being evident, disclosing 
 secrets, looh, origin, the sun.
 
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 r ) pookh, Gumminess about the eves. 
 C " 
 
 ^ [onJtJi, Quieting, pacifying, fatigued, l>ooJih t 
 *jj loud, A well. [confusion in business. 
 ^j i<ooJ or o^ Pret. of /vl j^ 
 
 * v' t j&oon', Meat, food, bait, fuel, a poker, cloth 
 
 in the loom, the wrap. [lips. 
 
 jZi ) +) poodlend, Closing the mouth, sealing the 
 .| ^ y loodun, To be, become, exist. 
 
 ^5)^ loode.nR, Pennyroyal, pulecium. [ture. 
 
 j) *j loodenee, Possible, essence, existence, fu T 
 
 e ^ *,- poocleh, Empty, a bladder, meat, food, 
 
 j ^^005S,Mint, spearmint, parsley, [baint, fuel. 
 Jj Zoo%, Injury, poverty, y v Z>^or, Ahorse. 
 i .x poor, A son. [fruitless, corrupted, c. 
 ^ ^'/^r, Perishing, uncultiyated (ground,) 
 fj.< j y bootlek, A portico. 
 
 > l'rvf> A ditch, a pit. ^ loorctj, A cas- 
 j ' I'oorenlf, Balis royal, ocimum, [tie, 
 
 * j 4. looroo or Jp i v A trumpet, a hunting-horn. 
 
 c^/ v looreh or pooreli, Salt-petre, borax. 
 iV/jyC/jy looreezedun, To sound a trumpet. 
 t;>* I'ooreya, A mat made of split reeds, & 
 ;t I ;*.- Iwreyblhf, A market of mats. 
 
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 , A fire-stone. 
 Jl< t jj> t'ooreeneh or ~Xj J ^ An ape. jy loot, A goat. 
 z, The mouth, the lip, the leg, the beak 
 
 , The leg, the calf. [on,price> a request. 
 $; poozesh, An excuse, pretence, intercessi- 
 
 )//}+-. poozeshlierdun, To excuse, make 
 an apologji [ask leave. 
 
 "}% poozccden, To excuse one's-self, to 
 > An excuse, apology, pretext. 
 
 lovs> An evil, misfortune* 
 
 los^needun or ,t>.v^y To -kiss. 
 L/ " ^ 
 
 or ^^v A kiss. &c. ^1^*; *05/, A 
 
 ^ ^ Tr" yy i 
 
 .*; Iv^; losl&n, A garden, [skin, untanncd skin. 
 &/Ut*y postpkrehj A tanner, tanned leather. 
 
 .u^ ^postguec, Resembling skin. 
 
 .fL^y lostiyhn, An ox. 
 
 f. postccdun, To conceal, dress, &c . 
 posfeedeh, Preterite of /v/>^^ 
 
 J> y bosfeen, Vice, \\'ickedness. 
 y 
 
 n posteen, A leathern garment, [bird. 
 - Z'ose, Dim. of , ^ also the wing of a 
 
 , Calamity, loss, misfortune. 
 poseedun, To rot, spoil. 
 
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 342 ] 
 
 v^v- poseedeJi, Preterite of the above. 
 
 ,/v * 
 
 / A*; losh, An ornament, a. ^..lotishoi 
 crowd, the noise made by a mob. 
 , fc, poush, A veil, garment, covering. 
 
 vv posh, Mantle, clothing, dressing, [cern. 
 vly losha, Meditation, thoughtfulness, con- 
 1^^ 4 posha, Concealing covering, 
 ali^ loshad, The rope-root, [clothe, cover, &c. 
 .i ^Jli'^.' posh:meedun, To hide, to cause to 
 
 poshesh, A covering, garment. 
 
 i poslieft, A coat. [ly. 
 
 Icivshee* A poor- man with a large fami- 
 
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 posheetfun, To cover, &c. 
 
 - 1 
 
 osheedeh or ^-' v *^ Pret. of the above, 
 or oos, Preceding, going before, 
 making haste, flying. [kind of play, 
 
 j lowsa, (A woman) having large hips, a 
 J loosee, A little boat, ^^j 003, Standing, 
 Ui Us ^ lot&neyet, A black vine. [beautiful. 
 , A melting-pot. 
 
 ingfat. [out when giving money. 
 j looc, Expanding the hand, stretching it 
 c. y boogh, Any outward covering or wrapper.
 
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 i* 
 
 ? y Iboghh, Friable earth, confusion, 
 loophrj, A kind of food. 
 
 y logliclffien, Bugloss, borage. 
 
 s? *.} logttcnj, Black pepper, the- seed of 
 tj v look, A trumpet, clarion, [melanthion. 
 o^j I'Ooh, False, foolish, lowk, injuring, sur- 
 wli'^i t'Oukat, Plur. of 3^ l>ool> [rounding. 
 ^Uf ^ luokal A tankard without a handle. 
 SKjj looket, Violent rain, thunder, a shower. 
 JL"J.J p. a. lokclem, A canielion, various coloured 
 stuff or habit, a variable capricious man. 
 &\#- look, By chance, perhaps, a poker. 
 
 t pook, Fuel for fire, any thing combusti- 
 ble as lath, chip, &c. [Just, now, 
 
 ^J low&fy, Mixture, confusion. nf*>bGkcreh, 
 
 l)oheli % Would it \vere, perhaps it may. 
 ^^ loivl, Urine, multitude. 
 \\? y lolhar, Afield of battle, a place where 
 plenipotentiaries meet to settle a treaty of 
 Looles, A Christian. [peace. 
 
 Lolkenhek, Any thing new or won- 
 J v poleh, A melon. [derful. 
 
 * f loom, A country, kingdom, a garrisonj 
 an owl.
 
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 f# 
 
 ,.,*; lomehen, An earthquake. 
 
 M;;?, Excelling, loon, difference, an in- 
 terval between two things. 
 
 loon, Utility, any thing useful, the foun- 
 . \ ^ poon, Felt cloth. [dation. 
 
 jo^j lowneti A little dwelling. 
 rj^ lowoeh, One who reveals his secrets to 
 others, iooweli, Discovering, manifest, fati- 
 ty loo/i, A large owl. [g" ue d. 
 
 , v I'jo/ich or j *^ Desire, perturbation of mind. 
 
 ^ 7. x, 
 
 (jfy Zoe, Perfume, odour, hope, wish. 
 ^ 
 
 (/^ />o-etf or I *j t Meandering, wandering. . 
 gfj lawj, Unlawful desire, malevolence, dis- 
 L v Zo///, Fragrant, stinking, [position, silly. 
 
 , 3 y /./ ^ *-' pooyhn-loodun, To meander. 
 ; I ^ booyhneli, Parsley. /M^ ^ looydan, A 
 
 A 1 y loycsh, Smelling, odour, [perfume-box. 
 
 2 loi-feroosh, A perfumer. 
 
 .ofeo^ Iwgkn, The womb, belly. 
 y />oy^, Wandering, running. 
 
 CJ^ ? Ivyeedun, To smell, to have a smell. 
 L*J ^. X poyctdun, To make haste, to wander, 
 to run over.
 
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 AJ 
 
 \i k'Ji, Good, better, safe, elegant, a quince* 
 ** leh> Well done! brave! excellent. 
 (: a. p. I'cJict, Price, beauty, dear, precious, 
 c,l; [chliht, A calumniator, slanderer. 
 
 ;i A j leliatcr, Plur. of ^ lehter. [hero. 
 
 ^\j ladder, Brave, bold, strong, a soldier, 
 lahadcrcin, Plur. of /,U lehader. 
 
 char, The spring, the beginning of sum- 
 
 .i I ,U leKhrkn, Plur. of .L- Ichar. finer. 
 w y J % ( 
 
 C1^;U leh'ircf, Advantage. 
 
 Jy L 1 lehar-khanehi An idoUtemple.. 
 
 .i l^y-U leJiaristan, The spring season. 
 
 (jy^ 'lehhrec, Vernal, ^ji^ lehazer, Plur. or 
 
 *lj Iclihm, Plur. of lehem. lehzer. 
 
 lehaneh, A pretence, excuse. 
 
 *.., l^ Idh&yem, Plur. of A** V J lelieemeh. [der. 
 y lelilood, Healthy, excellent, in good or- 
 (/)*V lehloodee, Health, vigour, goodness. 
 ^U^ a. p. lohtan, A lie, slander, false accu- 
 sation. [stature. 
 
 ^ lehter, A lie, Super, of ^ W, short in 
 /, Cheerful, glad. c^s\,^ lehejet, Glad- 
 
 [ness, grace.
 
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 "^YJ 
 
 2 <x s lehdtil, A species of green bird. 
 ^LA! j^? lehdelet, -Nimbleness. 
 vi Mr, Excellence, a lot, part, chance. 
 .y tt peher, A fourth part. 
 
 gvot^j lehrainej, A species of willow. 
 t? W a P' I> h r a> e > Prudent, fit for business. 
 *jtf lehretj The middle (of the night of a 
 C"^ lehrej, Fruitless, base, [ring circle, &c.) 
 *-*^vf Icnrcjct, Wamjering from the highwav. 
 ; ^ leherguee, Wealth, rich. *^ Mircm, A. 
 letoeh, A part, gain, prosperity, [bastard. 
 )*'*; %ekreh4ar t A partner, enjoying one's 
 lehrce, A little, any thing. [\vibhes. 
 
 li'liz, Removing, thrusting a way. 
 l?hzer, Active, intelligent. ^ ., /,. 
 IclicsJ i, Cheerful, benevolent. [Boldn 
 ^Jy l\'.'tt'skt t Paradise. [Thirst/ sneezing. 
 
 .; 
 
 
 v/ 
 
 IvJiesclet, (Fein.) short in stature, \\hite. 
 
 , Rice drcsocd with milk and butter. 
 fa'ht'z, Aillicfing, {^iiguin^, /tc. 
 
 /f/i', '1'iie leprosy, a letter, a ring- worm. 
 
 .
 
 j leb&etet, Quickness. 
 
 lehkd> Full of health. [or liberty. 
 
 [^ Ishel, Let alone, give over, L- Leave 
 XX , Ichlet, A malediction. [patient. 
 
 uiXr bohlofc, A ruddy woman, chattering, im- 
 UJt. j lehh'kci, Saying any thing openly. 
 3X H J lehlcket, Y.Qmty,', traducing, evil. 
 .*/ L/U pehcleujan, Hero, champion, a general 
 of an army. [nother, rage, 
 
 .ff* Icliem, One with another, one against ar- 
 iLt lehmar, Many, a multitude. 
 . i Ix^y Ichmetan, A white or red lilly. 
 
 ^ lehnien, A king, sovereign, the middle 
 month of winter answering to our January, 
 lehmeli, Inestimable, invincible. 
 j%* lehmee, Some or little. 
 
 \jj.peheQQf J ^x. or J^-yt. latitude, wide,broad, 
 
 W(, * 
 
 j (y} >t pelmciyee, Amplitude. 
 
 ilx^v-. peliendar or ^ Broad, having width. 
 
 ^.j lefaca,, Familiar, acquainted with. 
 j^ lehwer, A lion. 
 
 ie^ep, Beautiful, precious, elegant, valua- 
 
 ^A V J leheer, Breathing hard, fatigued, [ble.
 
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 entf 
 
 , lelicerct, A woman of a slender sk 
 ^ lclieem> Of one colour, [beautiful, deli 
 S^ lcheanet> An animal wild or t 
 
 ; - &<7?/, (A privative particle or prcpusi; 
 v* 
 
 \vithoutj when prefixed to words it is < 
 
 'cut to less, in, im, ir, c. [tallow. 
 
 A- trace, the heel, a pretence, pec, 
 
 ^ ^r, peyu1>> Power, a fishpond, depi h of water. 
 
 leuciban or ,/ ! L- Desert, &c. 
 \j . ... t/ 1 v 
 
 . Av peyupce> Successively, step 1-y stop. 
 ^ " 
 
 o l w l)Cyht t A nocturnal invasion, a hostile stu- 
 ^Lu ley ah i A species of iish. f prise by niglit. 
 IV'^IAJ <7/d/?6'/, A fish net. [pawn at chi 
 tL pcyhdeliy A foot man, a foot-soldier, a 
 
 s V 
 
 t x '^ f peybrth, A foot-man, foot sen-ant or mi- 
 > V.i pcyuty Onion. [nister. 
 
 \%f p<-'ya,z<hslite,e., A \\ ild onion, sedlion, 
 
 l lt ykwsh t A disease (in which the so- 
 lids dissolve.) 
 
 le-estehthft, Unjustly, unworthily. 
 t Having large month. 
 
 , L? lj leyhsel, Ignoble, without cause, 
 v^ W beyaz, 'White paper*
 
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 U* 
 
 , leeyka, A seller* a buyer, a broker, [sale. 
 J ley\-ut t Commerce, any thing exposed to 
 ^UXslo ftcylelar, Contemptible, despicable. 
 , W fai&kgk A horseman. & ^ L- Ifugalt, Unin-. 
 J L peyfileh,Acup, a goblet. [formed > ignorant. 
 f ^. peyaiiH, News, intelligence. 
 4.^ U lieybmeiegfi, MuscuMr, sinewy flesh} a 
 
 V^" ^_ "' 
 
 iM U{i fa'&M&n* Cruel, pitiless, [piece of ilesiv 
 
 
 ,^l t . peyh,i}iber, A messenger, pro^liet. 
 
 j I > w pikmuaun, To enter. 
 
 ^Lj ley an, Declaration, eloquence. 
 
 li-cntehci or olyt^S^.j Infinite, immense* 
 
 U''lj lien jam i End less, boundless, infinite. 
 
 * tiLWiirdun, To become irritated, to 
 
 
 
 L /2a/z^?z^,Discrepant, unprepared. [bring, 
 
 " 
 
 lj 'libhenliee, Discord, [pond, well, &c. 
 
 " 
 
 leel>, A canal, the pipe or conduit of a 
 
 j lelak or I ^j Fearless, bold, intrepid, 
 lipeder, Fatherless. [careless. 
 
 j^u^ 1 Medel, Incomparable, unequalled. [tain, 
 liperdeh, Open, without a veil or cur- 
 ^^' liperwashodun, To be bold, to have 
 
 ^ > v 
 
 [no fear, &c. 
 
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 v, s^j bherliez. Wicked, an adulterer. 
 
 >!,>/ r 
 
 ~~., ( p?cbcs, Dry mouldy bread, a tumour, a 
 v/r.srr, Improvident, imprudent, [louse. 
 ?7'// &, Without .foundation, frail, 
 j It'tlcn, A species of willow. >~vj lipe.nd, 
 ' ile/irt. li, Unfortunate, destitute. [A fetter. 
 
 fg beebee, A lady, a matron, good, a saint. 
 w'*"* 
 
 j bict, A house, a verse, a bed-chamber, a 
 family, the floor or pavement of a house, 
 a sepulchre, noble, a treasury. 
 UAJ bitkb or ^SN;, Feeble, impotent. 
 *J /~J bilcrti'eb, Disorderly, inordinate. 
 y Zf, plte.rkliainch, An answer, lightning. 
 fpich, Twisted, rolled up, curvature, screw, 
 a bottom. [circle or heap. 
 
 ~~,' '^., pidia-pcech, Involved, rolled in a 
 C 
 ^ \?Zt pichhcL, A gem, variegated, coral. 
 
 ' 1-ichareJt, Hopeless, destitute, miserable. 
 
 ^ Ut. J v f'ljak, Tough, any thing difficult to 
 
 f ( ^ ;1 ., piclial or ' '*& The dungof birds, [chew. 
 
 ,il<- bijiin, Inanimate, without a soul. 
 %* / * 
 
 Cj l^vP/cMnjCdmplicatqdi involved, wreathed. 
 v plchuneedun t To twist, involve, &c.
 
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 CVAJ 
 
 picJtbinbf, The contortion of the 
 navel, an excruciating pain incident to 
 
 ,The ship- worm, [women in labour. 
 
 / v pichend, A fillet for a woman's hair. 
 ,j ^ lechoon, Incomparable, pure,eternal,&c. 
 . i >jfv peicheedun, To associate or keep com- 
 pany with, distort, bend, to assemble, &c. 
 * plcheedeli, Preterite of ^i >^,,, 
 bihejzl, Impudent, shameless. v 
 
 liked, Boundless, immense, excessh r e. 
 leM, Origin, root. [spreading roots. 
 
 ;U leckhciiver, A tree -with many wide- 
 
 / s 
 
 .,^M leekhtun oipeyhhtunJ^Q take prisoner, to 
 
 enslave, to deprive of motion. 
 
 v pi'&Jiteh or belhtehj, A helpless prisoner, 
 behherd, Stupid, deprived of judgment. 
 *^.' IcfrJioodtOut of senses, besidehimself, mad. 
 OSAJ ^^, Perishing, besides, unless, because, a 
 >o iet A willow. [species of plant. 
 
 LW peida, Openly, clearly, discovery, [discover. 
 . ^ f \^ t pid&Rerdun, To declare, to invent, 
 .tt ,& )^ pephodun, To become publick, to 
 
 [shew one's-self.
 
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 * lidad, Unjust, injustice. 
 
 lidar, Watching, attentive, awake, [timid. 
 lidareh, Inflamed with love, a lover, 
 ledash, The constitution pf the world, 
 
 t Unjust, injustice. 
 n, Because, that. 
 
 ^> led j.n jeer, A shrub called ricinus. 
 " 
 
 AJJ^W UdkncBh, Ignorance. 
 ifd^j tidpiii, Friendship. [tread out corn, 
 
 tl V " 
 
 J4 x^ lider, A barn in which they thresh or 
 
 *^V. >uj lidlerk, A spear. 
 ,j l;xW lidcrman, See cy 1 ^ 
 
 ^Jy\j lidrenk, \ithout delay, quick, brisk. 
 
 ^..jy^ tedereeph, Undeniable, incontestable. 
 
 O" ^j" 
 
 .i b^ >j ledestan, A willow ground. 
 OJ^AJ ledefc, A pawn at chess, unmarried. 
 1 j >j p^'^/fi/, Pusillanimous, heartless. 
 
 /1> J tedembgk, Having no brains, [wealthy. 
 
 >i ^J>j liduwlet, Unhappy, unfortunate, un- 
 
 ^.^ fa'zhz, A babbler. o^Jju; lazareh, Fraud, 
 
 ^ Her, A well, spit. [deceit. 
 
 . Lightning, thunder, a bed, bed cloth. 
 
 ecr or An old man.
 
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 [writes with elegance* 
 j p-Jra, One who decorates, polishes, or 
 
 ,^vl vj perkstun, To adorn, ornament, to 
 ^-J xo per&steh, Preterite of above. [prune. 
 (J I xJ leerhk, A standard, ensign, a company. 
 
 y*!^ peramen, A circuit, a round, the skirt 
 tV '/^, P^ er ^ n > P^ur. of vJ t j5eer. [of a garment. 
 J )^v peeT\nJi, Elderly, like an old man, a 
 , f x u/ ) .j piercLncedun, To cause to adorn, [hunter. 
 &),,,; l>cerah, A wanderer, anger. 
 ,f>^^X leer&hsJiodun, To wander, deviate. 
 fc '/:i $& ah, Tanner, currier. ,J ^ peralien, A 
 /<t'/r,M P er ah ee > Deviation, error. [shirt. 
 
 t*J x ^ ^/tt. peraheedun, To tan. or dress lea- 
 ($\^ Ural, A fool> idol. [ther. 
 
 , Ornamented. 
 
 , x^ 
 
 ornament, adorned., a cradle, 
 
 // ^ ^x pierdun, Abroad, out of doors. 
 ^ Xv /.. v ^ 
 
 O'ly^, pirray An imprudent maii. [thority;. 
 ^)/ti. pewzhd, (Old born) an old man of au- 
 C))s> P' ir * en or Cj) *jtt. ^ n ^ woman. [toys, &c. 
 p" t -v, pirzsliee, Different sorts of merchandize, 
 
 ,A toy-merchant ; &c.
 
 > 
 
 .-j leercslJi, Unambitious, without jea- 
 /; ^ iclrcli, A standard, flag, banner [lousy. 
 
 bcircm, A carpenter's hatchet, [picture. 
 
 x 
 
 w lirenfc, Colourless, the out-line of a 
 
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 P c "i r o> A follower, a dependant. 
 
 P' iroo ^ ar > r H ]G most high, God. 
 lerooz, Unfortunate. 
 
 eroo%) A conqueror, a victory, superior, 
 
 - ;w lerooxej, A conqueror, turkuois. 
 %^ x x> " 
 
 }J*^ V peroozed, Thought, a medicine. 
 ,* \j ^ liroozen, A precious stone. 
 
 beroozeh, A garment for daily wear. 
 peroozeh, A land of blue gem, a con- 
 pe/roozce, Triumph. [qucror. 
 
 V J & roon > Outside, from without. 
 ,u xJ liroonsJiodeli, Expanded, &c. 
 
 Icroonce or ,t-j .^.' External, a shift. 
 - 
 
 (/ rawri, A consequence, a train. 
 
 f.v^/?, An auger. ^ peerch, Bald, sugar, 
 perrehen, A shirt, a tunick. [virgin honey. 
 
 r. /- rr ' vr > ^ tl 11 S C - L"; fotrty"* Ingenuous, 
 leered, Doubtless. [binccrity. 
 
 lireen, Foetid water. ;-J tec*, Sifting. 
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 v ^2, Oppression, injury. 
 
 j 'y- pizshat\ Winter, a bridle. 
 
 e , \*sj liKzrc/i, A lover, magnanimous. 
 
 (/ 1 1 v llzkree, A letter of manumission, a char-*- 
 y ^ * 
 
 /M I tJ ^'%^a,Dumb.[teroflibertj,exemption. 
 
 ; v lizer, A miser, avaricious. 
 / >-. 
 
 /vJ>y.A, J ^^edujij To sift. ,j^ t pees, The le- 
 ^.^ feetr, Misery, distressed, [prosy, a \vinclow, 
 / l5 ^ a ^ Useless. [stupid. 
 
 Hscu.ncin, Wicked, disproportioned, 
 bisupurshodun. To be trodden do \vn . 
 7 .*+ j lispes, A bishop, /bu^u listar, Redun-' 
 
 Ay V * / 
 
 Cybw^j lisit&rek, Unfortunate, [dant. 
 
 /*j ^r: 1 , pistan, The past, 
 *'l^'^v^' fjistiganee, A monthly pension, [nity, 
 JjL^j listcgiiee or .^j The leprosy,' imp ti- 
 
 ^*/^(J leseroopci, Without head or feet, to^ 
 
 
 tally destitute, &c. 
 
 , J^' llsefthen, Dumb, speechless. 
 
 lisa-del et, "Unfortunate, unlucky. 
 
 ^x 
 
 lisek, Also, fy ! pho ! ^X^ lisekee, Youth. 
 
 w 
 
 *^x> 'llscm, A small species of oak. 
 r 
 
 ^j liseh, Spotted, a magpie.
 
 [herb. 
 
 j leesh, The name of an Indian poisonous 
 pish, Before, an example, commander, 
 
 vJ /Ax ptthJtesheedun, To attract, [leader. 
 /r~ ptshdeste.e, Pre-eminence, pre-excel- 
 ^~x pukbpeeth, Equal, before, [lence. 
 ^cr, pisbadesf, Ready money. 
 ^.x pishadenft, The vanguard, one that 
 walks before his master. 
 ~ pishlideh, A. kind of cake. 
 
 pishar, Piss, urine. [sicians. 
 
 ,/ /y L^ pisharatt, Tlie prescription of phy- 
 xi l&^ t plshan, The best side of cloth. 
 jliL- ( pishanec, The front, forehead. 
 
 l^--.: piskcLiveiik , Forlorn hope. 
 
 l&.-j y pishahentt A general, the vanguard. 
 
 w/i^ofr, A mid -wife. 
 pishlaz, .Meeting in opposition, [from. 
 ,0 > Tj iJL^ pisltUiKnnedini, To run to and 
 
 leshobhch or ^.jCLj AVithout doubt. 
 . ' 
 
 ^L-j peeshtar, He, such a one, somebody. 
 *'~~v pish t,h1i teh, A port-leiulle, a writing- 
 pishter, Greater, before, prior. [box. 
 
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 *> lishter or ^ x-'t^ Superlative of , ^ 
 
 w. v " 
 
 f pishfrJiord, Parched corn or grain of 
 different kinds toasted. 
 
 hdhd, A legislator. 
 
 ^ >&*J P^hdesf^ Before the hands, i. e. be- 
 fore the eyes, whatever is clear and evi- 
 ~ pishder, A frontispiece. [dent/ &c. 
 
 ]>^-cf P^^6 j /,Deliberatipn. [guard, apreamble. 
 
 jpishrow, A chief, leader, the advanced 
 
 ^ fishtah or & !x^j A vestibule, a hal 1 ^ 
 
 ^ lisheflet, Pitiless, severe. 
 
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 pishbar, A collector of duties, a chest. 
 y pislikcireli, A midwife, a tapestry or 
 p!skgkn t Imprudent. [carpet, 
 
 pishker, An arlincer. 
 
 tt pislikesli, A magnificent present, [brow. 
 
 t pixlikoolieh, The front part of the eye- 
 .^ i pishgeh, The principal seat for the most 
 noble of the company. [A towel. 
 
 ^d t J lisheftecl, Impatient. vG^ pishkeer, 
 * " " * 
 
 ^ A/j t pishmozJ, Randsel. 
 lXi^' pis/mar, Some one, he, any one, 
 oy Itis or [;j/5, Adversity, difficulty. 
 
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 ^j lisedb, or ^ Ujj Dumb. [bare, raining* 
 i.Aj le.ix, Whiteness, splendor, laying an ' 
 
 AJ leizz, Bright, white, the sun, a calamity. 
 
 ixj leyzet, An egg, a helmet, a margin, [tent. 
 ; UaAj leitar, A Farrier. ^3 Iko lituket, Impo- 
 !SAJ 7-m, Aqua spermatica, uterus mulicris. 
 *AJ leia, Commerce, buyer, seller, [a bargin. 
 ciLwtAj ley (it 9 Inauguration, &c. Hat, A temple, 
 AJ leigh. Ebullition. [messages. 
 
 * ULvj peighbm, Fame, report, an embassy, 
 
 i*J)/ f\*. peighamfterdan, To explain the 
 
 cause of an embassy, &c. [messenger, &c. 
 feigh&mler, A prophet, an ambassador, 
 
 lighayeh, Infinite. [an angle. 
 
 j- peigholeh, The middle, a narrow street, 
 Lj peigliemler or y^a-^f. A prophet, &c. 
 J JL f< peighoolch, A corner, the side of a house. 
 Jw ligheh, Fuel, fire-wood. [pulse or pease * 
 ^ l% fdft, A trumpet, j^ Z-j/^d/, A kind of 
 j \jsu likerar, Unsettled, impatient, &c. 
 
 ($ j \jSLrj likeraree, Inconstancy, restlessness. 
 i *^t.' lifresoor, Compleatly, entirely. 
 .-UL- llkyks, Immense, inexplicable.
 
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 i ft, A footman, carrier. 
 i. peikar> A battle, an engagement, a con- 
 test, an army. [a spear, arrow, e, 
 
 ^y p^kan, A dart, an arrow, the point of 
 
 ? 
 
 s few lighnegee, The situation of a stranger^ 
 or person unknown, being incognito, 
 j tiganeh, Unknown, stranger. 
 j bigah, Untimely, ill-timed. 
 peiker, The face, form, 'image. 
 
 .*) ! Xj liver un,- Infinite, precious, 
 
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 ^Co ^?^C5, Destitute, an orphan. 
 X~ peifcen, An instrument for pulling up 
 by the roots. 
 
 & IX/G ligoonah, Guiltless, innocent. 
 
 ^.yuXvJ peikeedun, To run, (as water from 
 
 the mouth) to sprinkle slightly. [spade. 
 
 LJ peel or L3 An elephant. LJ ke/ 3 A 
 
 54 il^ pil&dgJi, Whatever is given above the 
 llw pilaiv, See HL- t [hire, by way of present. 
 
 .*i LL-v 4 peellhtiy An elephant driver or keeper. 
 
 , Making water. 
 
 . pf^deniiiTi r A large furious elephant. 
 feefesteh, Ivory.
 
 [ ^ J 
 
 J~ 
 , jXc peekgJioosh, Flourishing, .elephant's 
 
 . jlL r< peilkun> Thick, fat. [cars- 
 
 'J-efc, The iron point of an arrow. 
 
 fZf pdhm, The pod in \\hich the cotton 
 
 grows, a wimhle. 
 
 J^j peileli, A root, a kind of plant, a silk worm. 
 /^' &6'erJi,Fear, danger. >^v peem, A messenger, 
 
 l^. P e y ni ^ A measurer, a M-eigher. [rumour. 
 ^j lifiiar or e^^ Sick, afilicted, infirm. 
 J \& jlf-i Umar&k&nefi, A hospital, [valescence. 
 f )^ litnar'hcez, Recovering health, con- 
 
 ,i */J^j [jiinargoon, Pale, [ease, infirmity, &c. 
 *j lgsj limareh, Fern . of ^ ^j . (/ ; t^ 1 farriaree, Dis- 
 t*J tcr. Pey"ri n > A, promise, pledge. 
 
 >^L"(5 lifnanend, llnparalleJled 1 . 
 
 
 J^ pcytnanch, A cup, a measure, either for 
 
 ; plmai, A measurer. 
 tl^d linicJsa" k, Disrespectfully. 
 
 ^> /J limeded, Destitute, unassisted. 
 
 
 Limerkcmet, Pitiless. 
 
 iiHUroowe.t, Rude. 
 titr&shMet, Without trouble.
 
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 linianee, Void, absurd, foolishly. 
 
 J&/J limekbl, Dumb, silent. 
 , 
 
 Itmekdar, Powerless, weak. 
 
 s limennet, Without the necessity of 
 
 
 
 llmend, The mill-clapper. [asking. 
 
 . ^-J pijfioodun, To measure. 
 ^ lein, Distance, an interval, union, [whilst. 
 (Xy leeni, Seeing. \j*> lemh> In the meantime, 
 ol>Aj foynat,1?lur.of X^a beiyenet. [ripg-finger. 
 ^ llj Icenhm, Unknown, famekvss, &c. the 
 
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 ^**Cn fonkmoos, Without law or religioa. 
 
 5 
 
 /J Iw leenbyeh) Strength of sight or mind. 
 xLj lee.yenet, Demonstration. 
 >t,j Le&ider, Spurious, an illegitimate son. 
 - x vUx pecndoo, Any noisy instrument by which 
 
 X **V 
 
 birds, are frightened from gardens. 
 J* 5 /VM P L 'i ner d 00 %> ^ ne who repairs any thing 
 , ,^JUj leenesh, Vision, providence. [ld. 
 
 ^^^oA-o leneseel, Poor, unfortunate. 
 
 
 U;^ lecnet y A weaver. y^a^ ( linezeer, Incompa- 
 LJA, l&ncmi, Whilst, in the meantime, [rable. 
 ^X^Xj Imemek, Saltless, insipid. 
 
 ~ linoo, A dairy-house, butter-milk. 
 
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 i j liitoor, Without light, blind. 
 
 linook, A saddle-cloth. 
 ^ tcinoonetf An interval, chink. 
 
 ** Mnooween or phioottin, A kind of food 
 made of butter- milk, [match of a lamp. 
 JU.' t peenehf A piece, a patch (of cloth) the 
 Cj )j -*c?. pww&fc^WB, To mend clothes. 
 
 A^ Unthhyet, Infinite. 
 
 x ... r 
 
 leenee, The nose, the snout. 
 
 JU> leeneeder, The curtain of "the door of 
 
 a chamber or tent, .[in want of nothing. 
 ^ leneykz, Without prayers, or entreaty, 
 1 einees, The fish called bonito. [dung. 
 lihoner, Slothful. ^> lioo or pioo, A moth, 
 piyoo, Abride, a bride-maid, an aunt by the 
 D i\*> t pkvareh t A foreigner, [mother's side. 
 ,/>' J~ f p'nvareedun, To answer. 
 
 ^/ / xv * 
 
 ,*! ^ />:^ %, Receiving, [in good part, to grant. 
 
 .I . \ 7 rf 11 j ,1 
 
 i .. x/i i j * i A v /'/^xr * / >"> I /A r^/* t^l^'tc/*/! T/\ T'lL''/* 
 
 / * I xW / ' -fc/M- / ullVCL%LL(l Lin , J U DC IJlCclb'^Q, LO latvC 
 ^/ x ^'/ >-V r 
 
 ,i U,j LiivjUf Leave, plwiin, a thousand. 
 0*0 Icii/ovt, Plur. of c^j ^^/. 
 
 *^" / 
 
 *^?^;J Ihuojood, Without existence, vilei 
 ^ yj Ivi/oct, Perishing, departing from one's 
 ^ liiuer, Sixty thous;ind. [friends.
 
 j+~ t piwer, Ten thousand. [thousand. 
 
 t ^ j ~ fewardefi, (In the pehlevi dialect) a 
 ^.xj liyoo%, Injury, oppression. 
 *jyz. pwuv&li, Large, a patch of cloth under 
 o jv; pewu%shehi Magnanimity, [the arm-pit. 
 j t poyoos > Humility, hearkening, hope. 
 - ^ ( peiwesan, Hope. 
 
 ywest* Conjunction, arrival, meeting* 
 V~** ^. Py^ssfhin^ To join, tie, to cause to meet 
 or adhere, to be wrapped up, to hope, to 
 ~ peywesteh, Preterite of ^x^.^ [break. 
 \ >v ^ r poyooseedun, To submit, to expect, 
 
 ,i>Jl^^j loyooshkneedun, Subject, humble, to 
 cause to submit. [tended* 
 
 (VAr'^'. fyoosheedun, To hasten, to be ex- 
 l? ^y liwef^y Faithless, ungrateful, deceitful. 
 
 /J I? ^.-j I ewefayee, Ingratitude. ^^ /j^ liwekt, 
 
 " / ' ' .* 
 
 i+J y%> Ptywck* A bride. Untimely. 
 
 ,i (^ ^ ( pcywelan, A bridegroom, a bride. 
 (V ^ ^ loyooleedun, To consider, to hope, 
 jj *^ peywetnd, A chain, connection, bound. 
 fjjjjfii pegwendun, To join, to connect, 
 9 ^ li-ivcli, A widow.
 
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 fft^J leweliguee or f+j Widow-hood. 
 
 ^^ ^^ ' 
 
 ~J t pcchy Tallow, grease. [false* 
 
 f A ; J leehedelt, Vain, impertinent, ridiculous, 
 
 \jihefbs, Fearless. 
 A, Icihes, A strong courageous man, a lion. 
 
 ^ pechhest, A small crow. 
 ^; lehemmet, Lazy, mean. 
 ^C' fehftyfo* Incomparable, super^excellent. 
 /??, Ill-timed. [ous. 
 
 ^ ichoodeh, Futile, absurd, foolish, villain- 
 *y^ t befiofwh', Insane, mad, distracted. 
 
 -\' ^ bihooshce, Insanity, fainting. 
 
 
 ^; \)ehecn t Better, swift-paced. 
 
 Perishing, noxious. 
 
 c$, Stern, severe. ^.^ leil, Small, weak. 
 />., Is the third letter of the Arabic and Per- 
 n alphabets; it denotes 400 in arithme- 
 , tic ; when affixed to Persian words, it 
 supplies the place of the personal and pos- 
 
 \~c pronouns of the second person. 
 
 . I}' fa I, Then, multiplicity, distil, inflaming, 
 
 lustre, splendor, power,torment, rage, twist- 
 
 [ing.
 
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 t 0* thla or ^0* A frying-pan. 
 j t 0* tapal, Stature, shape, a wing. 
 
 ,i 1 1)' talan, Light, shining. 
 
 CJ )?:CJ ^ ^ talcinloodun, To shine, c. 
 
 M>3 ^' I)' tat'zncedun, To cause to shine. 
 
 So LJ 'talet, Repentance. [bath, &c, 
 
 ^ U ti:tal%haneh, A summer house, a warm 
 
 'j* tiibdadun, To inflame, to shine. 
 ( ^' taldar, Fervent, hot, bright. 
 *<>olj t aid eh, A. spinner, &c. 
 j U~j 'J talfsthn, The summer. 
 , ^ 0* talesh, Sependor, heat, a span. 
 *jlj /6^/, Dependant, subject. 
 
 .ij^y-^O* tcilikerdun, To subject. 
 yi f U tale-con, Plur. of j u /aZ'/. 
 
 >B> / X U; I)' t^nak, Resplendent, brilliant, intri- 
 , ^'0* taloot, A coffin, a wooden box. 1 [cate.' 
 U talool, The betel leaf. ^ 0* jfa&cd, Light. 
 0' tcileedtin, To twist, to glitter, to make 
 * tabees, Oppressing. [hot. 
 
 d" tat, Until. [infant, 
 
 li- U /a^, Stammering, the tottering gait of an 
 y 0* 0* /a/ar, A tartar, a scythian. 
 
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 tatareeb, A ring-dove. 
 CfO* 0* /a/a?, Equal, like. Jj' 0' /a/t j /d, A table 
 z ^j U tatooret, About to* give. [napkin. 
 
 * U /flser, Following, sadness, 
 jj U /ase/, Noble, firm, taking the best part. 
 ,Ajlj taseer, Penetration, making an impression, 
 
 passing through. 
 
 ttl^tt thseerat, Plur. of ^5 (3 taseer. 
 ^U tciseel, Of a noble family, being rich. [bird. 
 ... U a. p. /a/', A crown, a crest, the comb of a 
 
 d* 
 
 o vadiJLogVj taj.C'rtiefthercf, A crown of glory. 
 SUSjrlj tkji&eybnee, A royal crown. 
 
 "<:/ Inflamed, burnt. J/P 0* tajdar, 
 ?0 4 tajdarec, The royal dignity. [A king. 
 ^U /<7/er, A merchant, a wine shop, clever. 
 . ! j? 0' /:/jt'ra?i,'Plur. of a.* ffl/tr. 
 /d/<:^, Dimunitive of ^0' 
 ' %^J> Burning. ^> U tajeer, Making 
 U /j^'cW, Delaying, curing a malady, [bricks, 
 li- tahhcd, Uniting. ^ \3 t&hetn, A Weaver. 
 U t&liee, The possessor of a garden. 
 
 lalieed, Declaring to.be united. 
 U ttikh, Having no appetite. [acceptation. 
 - 1)' tukh, A veil, darkness. il>- U thkhii%, Receipt,
 
 tbJiht, Spoil, prey. [pursue, to spin- 
 , 0* takhtun ,To hasten, run, to rush upon, to 
 
 (5* takhteh, Preterite of ,y^ 
 
 takhor, Delay, postponed. ^^ tj&hee,>ro- 
 V i lj /aflk/,, Institution, instructed. [therly. 
 AilJ /faded, Happening, increasing. [ing at. 
 cf a (j thdee, Preparing to do any thing, arriv* 
 i.^., i lj tcideel, Erudition, chastisement. 
 3L ^ U ihdeyet, Causing to arrive, dispatching, 
 
 performing, 
 ^j i LJ fbzeen, A promise, a cause, striking one 
 
 upon the ear, rubbing all over. 
 it)' tar, The top, vertex, the wrap of a web in 
 
 the loom, a bow string, a thread. 
 *\fi taraj, Plunder, the sacking of a city. 
 
 ..lj thret, A time, a turn, once, sometimes, 
 / 
 
 .Ly thret, Hard, dry, spiritless. 
 
 \j -tares, Armed with a shield. or helmet. 
 ti t&resh, Light, levity (of behaviour.) 
 , lj threk, Leaving, deserting. 
 )' tarem, Any building of a circular form, 
 the vault of a heaven, the roof, the top of 
 -?L* , I)' tarmeegli, A cloud. [any thing, 
 
 * ,; i (i taroolood, Existence.
 
 tj(? larch, The wrap of a cloth, the scale. 
 v^ U tareeJth, A history, the date of a letter, 
 
 [$ fared', Cloudy, dark. [event, &c. 
 
 fawekee or (J^L Darkness, obscurity. 
 
 fi tax, A career, an assault. 
 ft tazsh, Apavillion. JljO'or J I *l5* A scourge, 
 CljO* tazana, Pursuing closely. [whip, -c. 
 C)^j I ti&kneedun, To cause to run at. 
 /jl tazguee, Youthfulness, freshness. 
 
 
 
 cjt tfaeht Fresh, youth, new. 
 ftj.l tazehzehoor, Newly born. 
 
 ee,Anarabian, anarabick.[spin,tobencf. 
 .) ,*t ta%eedu?i, To run, to set on fire, to 
 t tazeezelzn, The arabick language. 
 
 f fazeetareh, A knife for butchering 
 camels. Og ler - 
 
 U /?, A cup, porringer. ) I ^f /as^d^ A 
 >J U f tataneedun, To strangle. 
 U /ct^c-, The mouth. 
 
 i7 tci-nssof, To grieve^ to sigh, bemoan. 
 
 U /^sao/, The ninth-day of the month. 
 
 /d*e//, Disquietude, solicitude, distress. 
 
 7a5e^ConcealiDg,recommending,patience.
 
 u~'J 
 
 tciseedun, To be sad> &c. 
 j tksees, Foundation, confirmation. 
 C* /&-e$, Dying, trembling> remote* 
 
 f I &g^i A pomegranate, the elm, a tree. 
 *& ^i I taghcosh, Plunging the head into wa- 
 Jo u tctfe.t, Vice, delay, vile, necessity. [ter. 
 
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 ,^t ta-ftun, To burn, to be warm, to shine, 
 jj Li' ^q/^r, Dirty, a squalid fellow. 
 ^;Li ! tbfeehf A little, small, mean, insipid. 
 c_j u ^/^, Filled (a bottle,) full (of grief,) burn- 
 ?t, Excess of anger, [ing (with rage.) 
 
 thk, A fresh vine plant. [of ruin. 
 
 ;, This, t&k, foolish, thin, on the brink 
 takd&neh, Twisted thread. 
 =, \j takoot, The gum euphorbium. 
 t&fah, Whither, so that. 
 
 f\ takee, A vine, when, hov, r long, whither. 
 
 ^A^jlj' thkeed, Constitution, confirmed. 
 ^^ If ( taltil, A lake, a ditch, a pond, 
 u* y \s talas, A wave, a billow. 
 fp> I/ 1 talash, A voice, sound, tumult, flame. 
 l*\$\j talan, Depredation, pillage, until, 
 ,*U i\j talaneJt, An apricot.
 
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 , talaneh, A fniit 'resembling the peach. 
 CA(j tklct, A wound, -4 bracelet, a p'jach. 
 
 w^f* C th IjeJt, Cox- co m b . 
 
 / jti\ talcsl;, The wing of an arrow. 
 
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 4 ii Lj ta-dl'if, Union, friendship, connected, 
 
 -.5 U t a- idem, r rorment,'grief. JU talce, Follow* 
 C.LJL; talyat, Plur. of JU /d/6^. [ing, reading. 
 
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 rM >J L taIcedi(ti,To cry, to weep, [mel's bunch. 
 
 -Ij -iitire, compleut. ^U timek, A ca- 
 
 . 
 tj\y+^ tkmtoareh, A water-pot, an ewer. 
 
 ,^-0 U ic,wodr, Any tbing, some one, the spi- 
 rit, blood, saffron, [um, a lion's den, water, 
 cj^ ^ lj tamooret, The tower, the pericardi- 
 t^v; Li 1 tautmek, Considering attentively. 
 
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 ^ t taneh t Whether, last. 
 
 ^UU t&nek, (Fern, dual) those two. 
 
 1 J L tanool, The environs of the mouth. 
 
 ; ; - nee, Delay, slowness, skill. 
 ^- f . cs, In the feminine gender. 
 
 ,H>J v tamrttttH, 'J'o prevail upon. [Admiration, 
 y^jlj- ^ ing hi mi liar. ii'o'-J' ta 
 
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 il ; y -I taw-kcrditn, To drink a health. 
 I * I /ut^'a, A frying-pan.
 
 [reciprocal assistanc 
 i* 
 /M t ^ t tciwhn, Debt, payment of debt, a loan, 
 
 $2 u taivel, A calf. ^ u taweh, A skillet, a tile-. 
 
 * 
 
 /vf> }t taweedun, To- burn, to shine, to twist, 
 ol f&A, A plait, fold, somewhat, 
 y thheb, Arranged. 
 
 f L L t&hetterdun, To marry, to contract,, 
 *A U taheel, Proper, worthy, satisfying. 
 
 * 
 
 (j[ tcii, Resembling. ^\3 t&yej, Crowned^ 
 
 \.U tayod, Corroborated. 
 
 j,[-j layer, Setting seriously about any thing. 
 
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 yto t l tayeed, Aid, help. a. tayed, confirmation^ 
 corroboration, assisting. 
 
 ^ JVAJ lj tayeedit, Plur. of .XAJ li' taycd'. 
 /M>w, I tby&Bdun, To resemble. 
 
 JJMAJ lj tayces, Softening, making desperate, 
 fjli' fay em, Single, unma,rrie'd .(man.) 
 
 ^^ /ei, A fever, a ^e^ or telel, loss, damage, 
 
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 t)' ^e6a, T>et alone, meddle not. [destruction. 
 
 t-U5 tclab, Injury, detriment, ruin, perdition* 
 
 3-AilAj telabeel, Hatred. 
 
 ^. Uj Je/>as, Solicitude, sadness. 
 
 j A Uj tdxider, Out-running, striving, emulating. 
 
 1 a Uj tebbdet, Changing^ conversion.
 
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 ? fcto, A people, nation, family, [togef 
 tj^tclkret, Pei-ib'.ilng. iS^Us ielkree, Striving 
 c<j Uj tel'kzee, Going with a wide step. 
 ^ LA? telfoheer, Good news. 
 
 Lj tel>b,a, A consequence, continuation. 
 
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 ^L^ Uj te]):i-ut, Following, attendance. 
 
 &t. lxi - telaud, Distance, retiring. 
 
 4josUj- tefoghet, Reciprocal hatred. 
 
 ^5 IAS tel-atee, Remainder. t? ^ ) us telakee, Pre- 
 
 y Us tclalut, Fencing. [tending to cry. 
 
 #JUj tobhltih, Pretending ignorance. 
 
 clj teldh, Corruption, a mischief, bad, pcrdi- 
 
 j&(J ttbfchkar, A destroyer. [tion. 
 
 ,v lJ telfahcli, A light kind of food made of 
 cucumbers or pumkins, with a preparation 
 of sour milk and herbs. 
 
 jUs t&jaya, Dealing, trafficking. 
 
 D ^ f j ^^j* feleb&dchi Trembling, jus fefo/, An af- 
 
 ,*f f .xj* f titan, Short breeches. [ilicted condition. 
 
 ^^AXAS ie.lfeer, Ruining 
 
 J-U'AJ telteel, Returning from the world, to de- 
 dicate one's self to religious duties. 
 /jfo, Melancholy, sad. 
 U5 telsbk, Lacerating, bursting (into tears.)
 
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 s > Dispersing. 
 AiAj telseea, (A wound) swelled with blood. 
 
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 ^scy tele j foil, Overjoyed. 
 
 ch, Exhilarating, giving joy. 
 c te&eftor or ^o- Profoundly learned, 
 V::s\j telhceli, Dwelling in a place, 
 ^.saj telckher, Perfuming one's self. 
 J-A^VJ- iMlieer, Diffusing odour, raising a smoke. 
 
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 A o^fel'eddoc!,DispeTSQd. 3^ telcddel, A change 
 
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 w ^\J' tebeddefat, Plur. of ,5 JVAJ telcddel. 
 
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 tf Axi' lelteddee, Going to live in the desert, be- 
 AJ XAJ teldeed, Dispersion, scattering, [ginning. 
 JkJU.ouJ tcldeela, In disguise. 
 ^..XA? teldeel, Change. 
 CiSV.JuJ teldeelat, Plur. of ^^tcldeel. 
 j \ o<>J telzar, A prodigal. ^ JK>J tebezzoh, Rain- 
 ^ xj telezzekh, Becoming proud. [ing. 
 
 3 ^ tcle&zol, Liberal. 
 
 j>**s telzeer, Spending prodigally, lavish'mg 
 j.>j telcr, Breaking. [away, 
 
 j ! /$ telrat, A vapour exhaled by the sun. 
 ji^xi' telret, A particle of native gold, &c. 
 )) ) /? telerdar, A hatchet bearer, a soldier so 
 ^i telerroz, Being published. [armed* 
 
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 j j j3 tclerxun, One who strikes with a mace, 
 
 A J /J fd-erzeen, An iron mace or battle one, 
 
 a wooden club. [living poorly. 
 
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 t'e'rex, Receiving by little and little, 
 ^xj' telertow, Becoming angry, swelling with 
 j te'erra, Doing voluntarily. [passion. 
 Aj tc'ler-as, Agitation, anguish. 
 Sj*3 telerka, Hiding the face with a veil or 
 
 other covering. 
 
 t_jf /* tebrek, The top of a drum, &:c. 
 a. teterrok, Bened iction, the blessing of God, &c. 
 'iZjl3f*j tele-rrcJtht, 1'lur. of ^ ^ telerrot. 
 'l*J jy J tj'erkeedun, To split the hoof or the 
 r LJ=!^J tefakgk**, A bridle, rein. [nail. 
 j telerom> A great lady, a matron. 
 telercyet, A receipt. 
 te j >ereej, Displaying of one's merit. 
 telreeh, Injuring, vexing. ' 
 
 li-eeth, Humbling one's self. 
 ju #3 forced, Refreshing, permitting to grow 
 v .J* te teez, A table, a sofa. [cold. 
 
 JAJ telrccs, Softening ground for culture. 
 AJ telrees, Resembling leprosy, making 
 tiling look spotted.
 
 >j>J tjtreekt Threatened with, danger, gazing. 
 -jj* 5 tclreeli, Giving a blessing, wishing joy. 
 
 telreem, Turning (a spindle.) 
 *j telezzel, Cloven, split. 
 
 j' lelezcej, Beautifying. [ech 
 
 J teiest, A spider's web, corrupted., 
 ~? telcstun, To be pregnant. 
 J' ttlestcli, A fringed carpet or cushion. 
 AJ- tclesser, Being cold (a day.) [ger, 
 xi' telessol> Contracting the visage from an*, 
 >j telessom, A smile, a simper. 
 // x^>^ (4 telseedun^ To have the lips cracked 
 with heat, to be fainting or uneasy, &c. 
 
 , ^5* fe^5^ or , ^J 1 , Warmth . 
 t> * w v 
 
 yiU&xj tclesJibesh, Shewing gladness. 
 (JOAAAXJ telesles, Adulation, cajoling. 
 
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 ^JMUJ- telesser, Considering with attention, per- 
 MO** telseer, She wing, demonstrating, [ceiving. 
 ^3 /eZ-e%^,Sweating. ^IaAj/d^^fl,Cominglate. 
 .kjo teletten, Penetrating into the heart or in^ 
 S telteel, Abolishing, [ner part of any thing, 
 j tela, Attendance, a follower. 
 
 O tela-os, Moving, twisting. 
 .j ^ / (0*^* tela-ozsliodun, To be cut in pieces.
 
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 &* 
 
 fel-cyet, Imitation, obedience. 
 telegli^lioz, Shewing hatred. 
 *jt>j telregh&n, Crying with a loud voice, 
 ^jbj teleghce, Asking, searching. 
 ui;Aj telgheez, Rendering odious. 
 ^fjk^i telgheeTHy Speaking ambiguously. 
 
 3 telekkor, Preceding. [ing. 
 
 t elk el, Speaking perplexedly, conquer- 
 telliooby Growing sour, a confection 
 made of nuts, cloves, of garlick, &c. 
 
 telkeyet, Weeping, causing to bemoan, 
 tclkeet, Reproaching. 
 telkeer, Making haste. 
 telkeeci, Cutting in pieces, departing. 
 
 Z^"^/,^Iixing. jAi telel, Sickness, weak- 
 j telclloj, Laughing, dawning, [ness, hatred. 
 tclelldi, Fatigued. \Us teldlokli, Super- 
 j- ttldlucl, Dullness. [cilious, proud. 
 
 Joj telelerxeJi, The paroxysm of a fever- 
 xi tcbelles, Coveting, asking any thing pri- 
 teldlcgli, Arriving at content. [vately. 
 teMloh, Behaving simply, ignorant, stray- 
 ing without a guide, or enquiring the way, 
 telteet, Consuming, wearing.
 
 [ 277 1 
 r 
 
 3*s 
 
 \Jui* telteed, Throwing one's self upon the 
 
 ground, careless (of promises.) 
 oaA>j teblees, Receiving all, leaving nothing. 
 laxUj tellett, Scattering stones, fatigued. 
 jJUs telleeghj Sending letters, complements, 
 jJus teMee'l, Bathing. [&c, relaxing the veins. 
 -JUs te.lleem, Rendering deformed. 
 ^ tln, Straw, noble, generous, lord or ma 
 &A3 telnet, A, bit of straw, [a wolf. 
 
 o>lJ ( ' telendsh, Shining. [window. 
 
 telenet, A mould, a crucible, a small 
 
 j' fepjngoo, A casket, a granary, a com- 
 mon sewer. 
 
 AJ telennee, Adopting or calling one son. 
 XA/XJ telncct, Building, construqtion. 
 V _JAJ febbwwob, Making or being made a porter. 
 o *AJ telowwutj A desert, a dangerous place, 
 -.yj telowwuj, The flashing of lightning, 
 ^i a >j tekoddeR, Seller of livers, gizzards, &c. 
 *Xj , w teloorblt, A tabor, drum, [of fov 
 
 / X 
 
 aJ^f> tebook, A large dish. 
 ^xj' teiowwol, Making water, Plur . of 3^ te'-eL 
 ^ teleh, Annihilation/ruin, an ..." man. 
 ^\ lf vj tebehhoj, Rejoicing, cheerful. .
 
 *AJ 
 
 J iclclilior, Bright, fitted. , ' .'Jihosl. 
 
 a^- telekle& 9 A lie, lying, [sembimg. 
 
 *? tcbeh/ioni, Doubtful, concealed. 
 SuyAj telheet, Making wide, enlarging-. 
 J^AJ tMeem, Sv :i a place, -\veaning. 
 
 c ^Uxi' ttfyzn 9 A declaration, making clear. 
 
 ^v^O* tz l eeleh or JL^O* A spider's web. 
 
 ... 
 
 ^j telcct, Loss, destruction. 
 ^Jj^'tsleedjun t To bore, to warm with fire, to 
 
 blush, to tremble. [in great agitation. 
 
 CJ ^ tsfte.dini, To stumble, to put one's self 
 * s-3 telccrrfi, A kettle drum, a large pipe or 
 
 flute in pieces. 
 j ti'lecJieli, A baker's instruments, 
 
 * teleehh, A fruit basket. 
 
 
 ^.AJ teleyon, Making clear, distinct. 
 CILAA>JJ etyet, Invading or surprising an enemy 
 oa.^ ie j ycv/ro whiten, evacuating, [by night, 
 ^AAxi' iebycn, Explanation, separation. 
 rjUi 1 tetaltt, Uoiotcrrupl .iiinualion. 
 
 3 ^ idnr, Successively, a.Tart^r, a Scythian. 
 V.^xy tttt't'eJ-, Ruining in 
 j-aU te!f'<w, Br-'.'aking in pieces, ruining. 
 ., idice.n, Perceiving clearly.
 
 y-j tcfcr, A Tartar, a Scythian. ^^xsi 
 yj j'X tctertor, Agitated, staggering, [ing, 
 o*yo tcterros, Arming with a shield,. 
 jXi* tetcrra, Headlong (to evil.) 
 CJ^AJ teterrvf\ Enjoyment, plenty. 
 
 (/ $ teiree, Tartarian.' [having enor 
 
 VV./AJ tctreebj Strewing with dust or earth, 
 
 e^)' tetreli-t Sum'mock for tanning hides, a lea- 
 thern pitcher for drinking water. 
 
 j^j^xj te^reeh, Melancholy, mournful. 
 
 QMJ Juf tctre.es, Arming one's self, or causing 
 another to arm with a shield. 
 
 'uatys teirees, Confirming, fixing. ^ ^Xj tctreef^ 
 
 jii; ft'//t7 a A fox, a whelp of fox, [Seducing,. 
 
 / ;#' totok, A veil, curtain. J^JLU ffe#i, Obstruct* 
 6iC??z, A goud, an herb, [ing, collecting. 
 $ tttimm&t, Plur. of * teiimmet. 
 
 * l^j tetrnaj, Thin slice of paste, 
 
 tetirnmett An appendix, supplement, &c* 
 ; tetmeetn, Compleating, satisfying. 
 '3 tz en\, A mould for casting metal, 
 u tetyecs, Exercising, breaking in a horse. 
 
 v Ui' teszler, Rushing upon one another.
 
 [ "0 J 
 
 'i tesatvel, Negligent, dozing. 
 
 j- tescllet, Fixed, paying, delaying. 
 
 tescllon, Putting any thing in a purse. 
 tesfaej, Confusion (of speech or writing.) 
 
 tcstcer, Restraining, prohibiting. 
 ^^Jj/es/eer, increasing. ^ ^ tesdccn, Fleshy. 
 ^. s?;j fesrecr, Wetting, moistening, 
 ^laij tcstec, Breaking, dashing in pieces. 
 
 St 
 
 j+tiz tcsfccr, Stimulating, driving. 
 
 4-^Ji'j ia-kct.1, Lighting, piercing repeatedly. 
 
 Vij tcsl, A species of sweet herb. 
 
 V- 
 
 ,v, The trinity, triangular^ dividing 
 j^AXij tetileckh. Anointed, [into three parts. 
 
 -.x+iJ tesmeer, Fruitful ness. 
 > 
 
 ^iy iesnicem, Trampling upon. 
 
 .^ 4 *j tcsmeen, An octagon, eight- fold. 
 iesncyct, The dual number, doubling. 
 
 yi testirtrer, Being in commotion, boiling. 
 \.i-j tt'SOiiwo'1, -Getting the better, insulting. 
 VJ^AJ tcsivct'l, Recompensing, rev/arding. 
 SJ^AJ tcsiveet, Detaining, .causing to stay. 
 ^./j- tesweer, Exciting (rebellion,) examining. 
 ^ tcsee, Fruit, ^i lac" te/ksoo, Sitting with join- 
 la?- /e/aAo/,Fencingfoil6or3ticks ^sd knees,
 
 i lac" tcjcida or s {=* motejada, Fighting, 
 opposing one another. [ing together, 
 
 v ^ U?" tejaxel or v i UK^ motejbzel, Contend- 
 
 j UT tojjar, Plur. of ^ 13 f&/e/\ 
 
 o j Isr" tejkret or ^s?" Merchandize, commerce. 
 
 is ,U?" tejaree or tf^USLo motejaree, Meeting, 
 agreeing together, dealing. [ing a debt. 
 
 jU?' tejazee or ^jUR* motej azee, Demand- 
 
 ^ Isc" tejkser or ^ l^sU motejaser, Boldness, 
 striving. [or reward. 
 
 ^c lar" teja-ol or ^ l^U moteja-el, Fix-ing a price, 
 
 jlas?" tejafee or J ! =^ motejhfee. Separated, in- 
 congruous. 
 
 *x! Lsr" tejaled or ^[^'inotejaled, Fighting, 
 striking one another upon the shield. 
 
 tjJUs" tej&les or-^jl^Lc mote/ales, Setting to- 
 gether, [carrying one's self haughtily. 
 
 J^lsr" tcjalol or jHscU motejalel, Disdaining, 
 
 jL=c" tejalee or JlasU motejalee, Disclosing. 
 
 OSA! U?~ tejhleed or ^ laiu <motejalced, A body, 
 person, shape. [ing, averted. 
 
 . __AJ la?" tejhnob or t__\5 Usvx. motejaml, Reced- 
 ju la?" tejhnof or u-w l^U motejanef, Deviat- 
 
 [ing, intending. 
 
 Y 4
 
 [ 3S2 ] 
 Ur" 
 
 -s" tejctnon, Appearing furious. 
 
 ejawel or v ^ U*U mofejawel, Separated. . 
 /-? 'ss?" tejawer or /5 l=U niolejawcr, Kei^h- 
 
 bourhood. i'gance, insolence, <N 
 
 }3\a:' te : awez or^^U-U motejaice*, Extrnva- 
 J ^ ta=r fcjawol or J ^ UeL* motejawcl, Going round 
 one another. [ing bard, &>c. 
 
 ^A la?" tej&hed or *>A l;s=u, rnofrjaha!, Labour- 
 jU La?" te/bhet, An opposition to. [ed ignorance, 
 ^ W' tejalwl or ^ UcU wotcjhhel, Pretcnd- 
 j^-" tejeller or^^U wojejcller, Haughty con- 
 tumacious. [pompously. 
 
 >a=?" tejellcs or yM^sU inotejel-lis, Walking 
 tejclLon or (.j^U motejellon, Curdled 
 ^MsT tejLeeb, Fl/ing (from battle). [(milk),&c. 
 *s?" tejbeeh, Treating with contempt, turn- 
 ing away the head. 
 S" tejheem, Looking steadfastly. 
 
 s?" tejeddeb or ^ >oa^ motejeddcl, Barren 
 from draught, (a season,) (ground) without 
 produce. [on, novel 13'. 
 
 =r" ttjedded or A jv-cU molcjcddcd, Innovati- 
 ae" tejdced, Renewing. 
 " tejdcer t Attacked by the small- pox.
 
 [ 333 
 
 * te'deea, Mutilated. 
 
 sr" tejdeef, Ungrateful for the blessings of 
 God, blaspheming whilst enjoying them* 
 as" fejded, Levelling with the ground. 
 &:" tejzeer t Extirpating. ^ &sT tejxeem, Am-* 
 sr" tejerilet, Experience, a proof, [putating. 
 r" tejerred or i^^Lo wotejerrid, Giving in-^ 
 tense application, drawn out; unmarried. 
 af tejerres or ^^srU motejerris, Speaking. 
 ?" fejerra, INIitigating anger, devouring. 
 " tejerrim or -^^sU Motejerrim, CompleaN 
 ed (a year,) accusing falsely of a crime. 
 
 tejrceh, Wounding dangerously, 
 >u aE?' tejreed, Separation, drawing a sword, 
 ^j ,?* tejreer, Drawing or painting well. 
 u-O^" %' ?W5 ' Proving, speaking. 
 *., js? tejreea, Making one to forget grief, c. 
 pjss" tejreem, Condemning. 
 j vac* / /^e^f, Cutting in pieces (meat.) 
 +t -js=' tejzeem, Filling, silent. 
 
 " tejesscd, Becoming corpulent, [imploring. 
 :" tojessos or motejeseis, Searching carefully, 
 tejeshha, Desirous, [ing hard. 
 
 tejeskshom or ^^fU imt$jc$him t Labour-^
 
 384 
 
 K^" tfjcsJislwo or ^reU motcjesTice, Ercct- 
 s?" tejsheer, Emptying. [ing, belching. 
 
 &t^xs' tejsees, Plastering. [the ground. 
 
 xxs?" tefk-ol or CA'=J=U> mofejbilt, Prostrate on 
 isv*s=:" tefitja or ^csvs^U motejaja, Throwing 
 one's self upon the ground from excess of 
 grief. [beard.) 
 
 ors:" iejood orjsxscvx motejaid, Curled (locks or 
 ' tej-yd, Curling (the hair.) [a soldier. 
 tejfaf, The armour of a horse, also of 
 i _ fcacf tejeffof, Dried, a washed garment. 
 MX:" tcjfeet, Injuring, vexing. 
 cJuisr" tcjfeef, Drying properly a garment, arm- 
 ing a horse or a soldier. [murmur. 
 
 ?r tefellol or uJi^U motejeH'tfi, flaking a 
 .tejjelel or 3^).^ motejeljtt, Agitated, 
 shaken, tumbling down. 
 " tejellod, Stubborn, stern. 
 s?" tffjellos or uJiiarLo nwtcjel/ix, Setting down. 
 ^Jbc" tcjle.cl', Crying out, carrying together. 
 yjis?' /^;?r^/,Polishing ; explaining one's thought 5, 
 revealing. [thing. 
 
 \A\:=r" tejlech, Giving steady attention to any 
 juU?" tejleed, Binding a book in leather, pul- 
 ling oifthe skin (from a slaughtered camel.)
 
 I 1 
 &* 
 
 .-ST' icjfeez, Folding or wrapping round inoi> 
 der to strengthen, laying down. 
 
 tefetnma or <;s:Lo motejemma, collected 
 carefully. [joying. *he luxuries of life. 
 ?" tejeinniolormotcjemmel, Conveniency, en- 
 x' tej&tfijffiel&t, Household furniture, a col- 
 lection of whatever tends to comfort, con- 
 venience, luxury, &c. [gealing. 
 -ss' tejemlioor, Oppressive. <\.vs:' t^j meed, Con" 
 B n tejmeilsk, Helping, assisting. [money. 
 ' tcj-niea, Collecting with care, counting 
 s" tejtneel, Adorning, applauding. 
 " fcjcnno 7 ' or ^j^ motefennel) Retiring, be- 
 ing absent, removing. 
 ?" tejcnnos or oJ.^> motejennis, Loving, co- 
 vering, [one side. 
 tejennoli or ^^U motej 'ennlh , Inclining to 
 .Jo?" tcjannon or u ;^ motejtnnen, Seemiug 
 
 mad, being furious. 
 
 is? tcjennce, Accusing falsely, seeking a pre- 
 text to injure another, [causing to abstain. 
 uAAlae' tejnetl) t Being remote, putting away, 
 y/sc" tejneezt Laying a corpse upon a bier. 
 ss' tejnees, Resemblance.
 
 [ 380 
 
 [prostr 
 
 Gtrn 'or or ^ ^=sC v?ot( 3 Jewwcr,OveY{ h n > vv n, 
 " tejcwii'tnt or-j,3pic wotejcwwez, Speaking 
 metaphorically, doing business slightly, &c. 
 ?" tejmuwa or ^ ,-sK^ nwlrjauwa, Starving 
 one's self, abstaining, purposely. 
 xT tcJL'irwof or c.J^*L . vwtf*. Hol- 
 
 low, penetrating into the middle or cavity, 
 lying hid. [bled, 
 
 sr" tejowwu^or oj^U wotejawwdk, Assem- 
 tejivcer, Accusing of injustice, beating, 
 throwing away. 
 
 ., .a=r" ti'ju ei'%, Permission, approbation. 
 j a=' te.jwaca, Starving one to death. 
 
 j ys:' tejwe.ef, Hollowing, making concave* 
 
 sr" tejivcek, Collecting, assembling. 
 sr" tejwet'l. Surrounding, going round. 
 tejliat oi'^a.=e\^ motajhcz, Prepared, adorned. 
 tcjchhe n or +^* wotcjchlicni, Receiving 
 one ungraciously. 
 ==:" ti'jhcet, Enlarging, extending. 
 r~" tejcyosh or ^/.^ r t iott\eylsh> Greatly a- 
 gitatcd(ininind,) embodied (army.) [bodies. 
 ice" ti'jcyafw ^f^ motejcyif, Putrid (died
 
 [ 337 
 
 (j^AAsr' tejy?sli> Leaving an army. 
 
 g teli, A foundation, bottom. 
 
 v !sr" telt'iii or v UH,x> motcfial, Mutual love, 
 
 2 Is:" fe/j \7J' or ^ l;U mMiUj[ , Disputing, 
 
 gating. [reconciliation, 
 
 v^, la?* teli ji'% or v^, l^U mctehcijiz, Opposition, 
 ^ LSE-" t(t/<advY i UcU ?/^ofe/ ^Mutually resisting. 
 <f> A la?" tchadcs or c, ^ Lacv^j motehadis, Convers-;. 
 
 ing, telling stories, [iogt-ther. 
 
 v Lsr" tchcLrob or v Isiv^ mctelibrib, Fighting: 
 ... ,. !sr*' tcharecr, Tiur. of ^^" tehereer. 
 >u Us?" tclhsed or A* lssx< Moteha&id, Eiivjing 
 _yw la?" tehasoo, Drinking together, [one another,. 
 ^Isr" teh&shce or ^ ia=u w^eftqshce, Excep- 
 
 tion, separation. [describing. 
 
 us U?" ^e//a,s or-qa U*U wo/eZ a ?, Dividing among, 
 ^Ls?' tehh%% or ^l^Lc moteTiqzZj Stimulating 
 
 one another. [juring. 
 
 " /<?/?a^ or c_J lasU rnQteh&k, Mutually in- 
 ?' tehafrer, Appearing contemptible. 
 
 I*e/n or ^, (?&.* niotcIMem, Go- 
 
 -., a? 
 
 ing together to a judge. 
 iJU Lsr" tehblif or ,ja La^U motehcdif, Conspiring 
 
 together, entering into an alliance.
 
 [ 383 ] 
 
 1-" 
 
 [nrld or affable. 
 
 -.'W tclilem or jtLo mc-trf.'ali.n, Appearing 
 Jtxr" tehhloo or ^n*U molchaloo, Displaying 
 sweetness and, dignity (a woman ) 
 
 telitinie*' or Ju l^U rriotehaiirtk, Feign- 
 ing to be a fool. 
 
 la?" teha,mel or jxitsn^ moieb&mil, Ad\rrse, 
 labouring under a difficulty. [avoiding, 
 la?" tjnimee or <r l^cL* motekamee, Cautious, 
 UcT feh&wer or^^l^u tfioteh&it'er, Cam ing 
 ou a dialogue. 
 
 'or* tekhww or ^^l^U wGttliaivcz, Mutnal 
 Jy repulsed, retreating from each other 
 (two armies.) [ing. 
 
 :" teJikwos or (j^^'^-u wofehctivis, Squiut- 
 ~-A>^' teliM'd' or c^^v, 77/0; , Sliowing 
 
 love. nt, continence, Imprisoned, 
 
 ^xar" te>ieR*is or (pMA+'nieteKell'is, Improve- 
 ^A^T" <" /7 ^ or (jfijsix* WQtehellish, ISIet, 
 
 collected. [grain. 
 
 v>*" fyfefoeh Making one a friend, bearing 
 .s?" tche l ccr, Brautifyi^ ing good. 
 
 --=" tehd'Cftp, Retaining, bequeathing to pi- 
 tcLt, The inferior part. [ous uses.
 
 {[ 
 
 s\sr" tehteehet, Motion, sound, 
 *"=&' tehtecsh, Exhili rating. 
 ,AAs?" telisees, Stimulating, instigating. [Vlose. 
 
 r" tehejjooor,^ _js^U motehejjee, Acting 
 
 t^ j yy * C3 
 
 with firmness, pre- occupying, keeping pos- 
 
 session. [lent, friendly: 
 
 * teheddoj) or v j-rcU moteJieddil;, Benevo- 
 
 ' telieJdes or cL, .xsiU moteheddes, Narrat- 
 
 ed, produced. 
 
 r" tehedder or .jo^u motehedder, Having a 
 tumour, swelling, descending, slipping, 
 
 examining, endeavouring to. do privately. 
 ielicdoo or cfjcc\.^ vioteh.dee, Opposing, 
 contending for superiority or victory. 
 " te.hdetl, Having a hump-back. 
 T" tehdeis, Relating, producing. 
 ?^ tchdeed or ^^s?' Sharpening. 
 B?' tehdceb, Seeing clearly, penetrating. 
 te.liteer, Threatening, admonishing, pro- 
 
 , Being soft (bread or meat.) 
 teh.rroj or ^^^ inoteherrej, Abstaining 
 
 [from wickedness. 
 
 A 3
 
 t 390 ] 
 
 [of cue's sg/!f f 
 
 sT teherros or ^ ;3 eU mofeherris, Taking care 
 " teherro/or o^asU motelierrif, Inverted, de- 
 clining, [flamed with rage. 
 c teherro} or 6j^sU moteherrik, Burnt, in- 
 s?' teh&rrom or *^U mvteherrim, Prohibit- 
 ed, robbing, [the best, intending, trying. 
 c?* teherree or f ^^U tnoteherree, Choosing 
 ;/?W/,Keducing to straits or difficulties. 
 KJ .ar* tjirecd, Putting in a passion, rearing high 
 (a house.) [on. 
 *ja? tehreer, Writing accurately, manumissi- 
 
 t.ehreerun t Written. 
 
 teher ee%i Preserving carefully, [any thing. 
 cr" tc/ircesh, Inducing one fraudulently to do 
 s?' tehrces, Inflaming. 
 
 fefireez, Instigating, provoking. 
 a' tehrcczht, Plur. of ^^" tehreez. 
 z' telireef, Changing, mending a pen. 
 B?' tehreefotg Plur. of U^.j^' tehreef. 
 *' tehreeff, A commotion,- movement. 
 ?"* tehre&n, Interdicting, tying fast, a scourge 
 x" tehreemee, Prohibited by law. [or lash. 
 w \ac" iehezzol, Assembled tumultuously.
 
 t 801 
 
 f(>J)e%?oz or j yasL, motebei&iZt Cut, notched* 
 
 -" telie%%un or ^^iU motehezzin, Grief. 
 
 tehzeel, Distributing. [sorrowful. 
 
 ^sees, Notching, <-ja}" tehzeen, Making 
 r tehessol) or c^^svo motekessil, Procuring 
 
 o 
 
 intelligence. 
 
 tehessor or ^*U moteliessir, Condolence^ 
 r" tehessos OT^J^^S^ motehessis, Exploring, 
 c' tehsee\ Giving enough, 
 r tehseel, Doing less than one ought. 
 ? tehseen, Approbation. [^ n S' 
 
 r teheshshed or o^siU moteheshid, Conven- 
 px? teheshshem or ^s=u> moteheshem, Blush- 
 ing, ashamed, [ment with fringe, lace, &c. 
 " tehsheytt, Trimming the edge of a gar- 
 -" tehsheetn, Vexing. [collecting. 
 
 " teliessul or ^^ motehessil, Illustrating, 
 " tehesson, Retiring to a fortress. 
 c" tekessee or ..Aas^U moteliessee, Takino; care 
 
 tj ^j 
 
 of one's self. 
 
 " telieseel, Strewing with gravel 
 ?' teliseel, Collection, given. t6A$\ 
 igteas tthseen, Fortifying, preserving chaste,"
 
 ^A^C" tclizce*, Stimulating, provoking. 
 
 J s? /etisttom or ^l^u> mofehctlini, Broken. 
 
 ^s? tolcfj Plur. of Uss" tolfe*. 
 
 Slar" toltfet, A present, excellent, rare, worthy 
 of being "presented. [tious. 
 
 lax? tefieffbt or I'iasLo motehcfffe, Vigilant cau- 
 
 y.s? tehefful or y=&* mctehcffil, Meeting, polish- 
 ed, weeping bitterly. 
 
 {5 rrc v tj/nffcc, Beneficent, doing good. 
 
 ooft."T telifccz, Betting down, throwing away. 
 
 iJiiW teye.H*ot t Discovering, appearing evident, 
 
 .V, Contempt. 
 ^ 
 !^.o-sr' teh^kee,TUn t Contemptuously. 
 
 J' lt'./i''-e r .'i Certainty, profession. 
 UA-'S?" tehfaefuto, Certainly, doubtless. 
 
 Plur. of vjuiv teMecfc. 
 
 ^\Lr" telietfkoh oriX,Qv f&otehekkik t Struggling, 
 
 fighting. [ing, ruling. 
 
 *^r" /<7/t;{ ^/?7 or ^<^Lc motehe&Rem, Command- 
 
 ratching, scrubbing. 
 
 ^N^at." if' Put ting in authority, [ing (tears.) 
 
 i^Var* tehellul' M^\x\Amotehelli&, Sweating,flow- 
 
 3u)-sr" tel/ecl'ct, A slie-goat having milk flowing 
 
 in her dugs (before conception;
 
 93 
 
 1W tdiellet, Making lawful, &c. [cularljr. 
 tehellok or jftasU tnotefiettih, Setting cir- 
 tthelittl or jlsU motefoflil, Making an 
 exception (when swearing.) 
 " teltcllom or-.?^U moteheUini, Patient, mild, 
 becoming fat and corpulent (a child.) 
 ?' tehellee or ^rsU nutfehellee, Adorning with 
 bracelets and other female ornaments. 
 C^.A.W (effleef. Exacting an oath. [circles.^ 
 
 uiUW tel'ihe*:, Shaving the head, marking with 
 J^Var' tebs'Ce*, J3escending and remaining in a 
 
 place. 
 *>X^' teh'eeffij Rendering patient, tractable. 
 
 tehmet, A deep black colour. [ing, 
 
 *,s?' foftemhein or -^sv^U motehewhim, Neigh- 
 ?" tehmmed or x3^U motchemmed, Praised by 
 others. 
 
 ' tehmes, An owl. 3.*^" teli^l, Patience. 
 ?' tehmeyet, Making hot. 
 ?' tehmeed, Praising, thanking God, 
 ?' telimcer, Causing to blush. 
 
 tehmeesh, Inflaming with rage, 
 s' tehmeex. Diminishing. 
 ' tehmeek, Foolish, reproving folly. 
 
 B3
 
 I 394 J 
 
 " tclimeel, Aloud, ^s? Mine en, A conjec- 
 teheneh, Showing an old grudge. [ture. 
 :* teheunos or 6JU motehcnnis, Shunning 
 
 " tehennafor ^is^> moteliennif, Following 
 the true religion. [p^y- 
 
 " teJicnnun or ^'scU vtiteJicnnin, Affection, 
 
 tehennee or ^a^* motehennee, Curved, in 
 love. [fore feet (a horse ) 
 
 ?' tehcneel', Curved or bent in the back and 
 ?" tehencyet, Tinging (the beard) wiih tl:e 
 Cyprus, &c. [ing from (crimes.) 
 
 teJiau'WcboT ^js\ vnotcJimru'H', EeiYaia- 
 
 ?* tehoot t An abject mean man. [ar. 
 
 teliaiuwor or ;> ^U wqtehawwir, Celerity, 
 r" tehklVWUV or ^ ^^U Collected, rising slow- 
 ly. [ing intrepedity, 
 
 " tehawwusor ^ t &* motehatvwis, Display- 
 
 ?' tehawwiish or ji ^^ moteha wish, Distant, 
 
 ' tehctwwol, Moving from place to place. 
 
 " tehfiwwe or ^^asU moteliciwwec, Collected 
 round. [ing one to return. 
 
 T tehwecr, Making white and bright, caus- 
 ' tehweez, Making a pond. D n g' 
 
 ' /WiU'^SuiTounding with a fence, revolv*
 
 I 395 1 
 
 ?7, Change, return, revolution, 
 o^sp" tehweclat, Plur. of 30^" tchwil. 
 CjU*?' teheyat, Plur. of JUST" teheyet. [do^x 
 jUs?" tehiyet, A salutation, complement, a king- 
 ^*s?' teheiyer, Astonishment, [ing each other. 
 jj'U?" tekhktd or jji^ou motckh^ieli Deceiv-? 
 jja. Is?" tekhajoo, Walking slowly. 
 i is?" tekhadoa or ^ ^ IsiLo moteliliadefi, Pre^ 
 tending to deceive. [mutual assistance. 
 ^ j, Us-" /<?! h&zelor j i lisx< moteJthhzil, Wanting 
 *.,Lsr" tefchcaref or ^.UsrU 7/2 o/e^ 7z a rif, Making 
 
 t, J Cl- / *^ 
 
 a common purse to spend upon a journey. 
 y* Is?" tekh&soo, Throwing at one another. 
 ^jfcls?" tckhcishce or ^Usx^ moie^halice, Eor- 
 
 - 
 
 ror, knowledge. 
 
 ye Is?" ttkhfaer, Walking hand in hand, [ring, 
 
 ^ u?" tekhatee or ^b li^L mofefthaiee, An ear- 
 
 <Jb Is?" iekhbfet or ob Us3Co moiekliafet, Reading 
 any thing in a muttering low voice, com- 
 
 gO \s?"tckh L /ey,Doubtful.[munica ting privately. 
 
 jjj U?" tcJiJiales or ^lUsx* motekkali-s, Draw- 
 ing towards one's self. 
 
 ! U:" tekl&loa or ^5 isS 
 
 ^ii Us-" tcjfhaltf, Opposing,
 
 t 808 3 
 
 a debt, and receiving a discharge. 
 (?"fe&h lives or ^ . lcsv ihote&hbwes, Wink- 
 ing the eyes, in order to look more steadily. 
 \~2" lekliawcz or ^is^ motet; hhw ex, Con- 
 sidering together. [sent. 
 
 ^la?" tckhawek or o^'ix* moteftkkwefi, Ab- 
 ir" teJihcller or j*s?U motel heller, Gaining 
 intelligence, [(plunder.) 
 
 ,*^" tekhelles or L ^>SDU mofe&helles, Seizing 
 V tehhcJlet or L^-sfCc tnotckhMet, Becoming 
 insane or silly. 
 
 A>^-" te&hleelr Destroying, reducing. 
 ^xsr" te\lileer, Giving information, advising. 
 k**?" lehJilecl, Becoming silly, mad. 
 C JT" tekht, A royal throne, the royal residence. 
 /*jN; ^^- tekhtrawan, A travelling bed, lit- 
 ^ Uir" tekhtctnee, Inferior, lower (part.) [ter. 
 Ai."jr" ff'/.-lcl-hch, An inarticulate word. 
 j?" tekhetter or^xipU motefc/ietter, Delirious/ 
 
 nagging, In- 
 
 o fek^' tekhtig&h, The royal residence, thecnpi- 
 *k& teklitilch, Shoes, a walking staff, [tal, city. 
 +z~e" tekhMcm or pZxi* motekhettlm, Dissemb- 
 ling, weaving, silent.
 
 ^ tefthieh, A table, a plank. 
 
 '*" 
 ^l^j^ tefthteijkmeh) A large press, a callen- 
 
 e'er, an instrument of torture made like a 
 *.*k" jft v, Making broad. [liorse. 
 
 =-" tekhjeelt Causing to blush. [vercd. 
 
 i?' tekhedder or js^Lo motels edder, Reptco- 
 ^Air" tekhdeed, Emaciated, shrivelled. 
 
 , Keeping (a woman) conceal* 
 ed, having a torpor in the limbs. 
 
 iekhdeGBh, Scratching. 
 >&&' tekhdeca, A remarkable deception. 
 " te/iltzcca, Mincing, circumcising. 
 ?" tM%eel, Despising, disgracing. 
 s?" telihzcem, Cutting well. 
 
 ?" teftherloot, A superior species of ca- 
 mel which travels very fast. [voice. 
 .-" tftftherred, Bashful, speaking in a low 
 Zff" tekherrej or ^ ; ==C motckhcrrej, Iniqui- 
 ty, acquiring learning and politeness. 
 s? % tekhcrres or ^^s^ motek/terris, False- 
 ir" tebhcrrek, Torn, inventing a lie. [hood. 
 te&herremor f ^L^ iJiotekhemm,%ro1Len, 
 split, pierced. 
 i? % te&hroor, Thin or soft skinned (man.) 
 
 . c
 
 [ 398 } 
 
 ^ 
 i Devastation^ [liteiv 
 
 ) instructing in learning and p<>- 
 ' tckhrevsh, (Corn) shooting forth the 
 r" te*:hre.ct, Loosening the belly. [first' 
 sr" tckhreek, Tearing, telling many i 
 ir" tekliezzil or ^ysti* mote&hezzel, S- 
 ling. [ing behind. 
 
 or \&&'mote&hez%o t !\<M- 
 " te&hezzol or ,J^-s?U 'motc&1iexz6l t Hinder- 
 ed from work, proceeding slowly. 
 a?" tcfrbxcer, Straitening. ^>ysr' f^^efitf,De- 
 ?" IcZhes, A dolphin. [setting, hindering;. 
 
 r" tc&hscycf, Playing at nuts. [h- 
 
 ^' tckhseer, Reeined. / A-"' tekhsht A <. 
 " te&he$hthesh or jji-sxiijaCo motekhesh* 
 , Rustling. 
 
 or ^srCx. toiote&JieshshoqjHum* 
 blcl. [jeeled. 
 
 or 3.^.^,0 motekhcshshil, Re- 
 
 r' /''' tit Jte&+M0tekhesh8htm,( 
 
 rupted, .smelling (meat,) 
 r' fakheshshen or ^ cJihesl. 
 
 Rough, (in habit, face, cor: on, or 
 
 in o lie oi life, c.)
 
 -c tekhshcyet, Striking with terror, [ing. 
 &" tekh&heem t Corrupted (meat.) 
 S? tekhsheen, Making rough or thick* 
 ?" tekhsees, Appropriating, determining. 
 
 sr' tiJihscef, Sewing well. 
 T' tckhseel or g+t&sz Cutting in pieces. 
 s? tt'fr/isecm, Attacking legally, [subdued. 
 
 ' tcklizeer, Making green. 
 
 :==:' ijtkzcea, Cutting in pieces! 
 
 " tekhter or ^.laisC-o motefchtter, Alienating. 
 
 r* tethettefoT ou^Co Jttote&hettef, Seizing, 
 
 c arrying off. [ing, blundering. 
 
 " tekJieltee o/ jasaiAinotskliettee, Transgress* 
 S?" tekhtcett Blaming another for a fault. 
 
 :' tckhted, Writing, painting. [&c.) 
 
 sr' tekhtccin, Fastening to a stake (as vines, 
 ?" tekhefferor j^s^ motckkeffir, Ashamed, 
 
 imploring protection from a patron, [down. 
 x? tekheffes or y^i^:^ motekhefes, Thrown. 
 
 i?" tvkhefftf or ^ijs^^ motekheffef, Booted, 
 
 " tekheffeer, Protecting, patronizing, exces* 
 
 sive modesty.
 
 t ^ 3 
 
 * . 
 
 [with the ground. 
 
 -C tekl Throwing down, levelling 
 
 tekhftez, Doing any thing gently, &c. 
 " te&hji\f, Making light/raising, abb 
 
 te&h&ekol, A walnut-tree. fating. 
 tekliMem, A. country dwelling. 
 tckhellos or ^\~sZ* motckhellis, Seizing, 
 snatching. 
 
 tefihelles or uo.UsiU motcJiheUis, Pure. 
 tckliello or ^v, motekheUht, Disjoined, 
 separated. [ing behind, opposing. 
 
 " te&hell<for (_il^^ inoU'Klu'Wf, Remain- 
 
 tethellel or ^mofel-/fc/iZ, Inserting, 
 ^cWd, AstafF.ii slipper, [picking the teeth. 
 ^ir teJi'helce, Retiring, applying any thing to a 
 4-rJjs." /<'/,/;;/-, i :! g. [particular use. 
 
 X.4^' tekhleyct, Vacating, sending away. 
 ^Ali?" ttfhleed, Maki. :al v adorning. 
 
 coAXis? tekhlees, Re pure, prraerved from 
 
 JoALs:' tekhleet, Mixing, conforming. [evil. 
 
 *AA ieklihea, Removinsc* 
 
 o 
 
 i^Ls-" Idihlwf, Appointing a substitute, behind,
 
 I' 
 
 well making smooth* 
 lse 1 ., Turning su.ur, picking and clean- 
 
 ing the terih. 
 
 * M 
 r" fol/iM, ee*K -T^' tefthmeJ}, Indigestion, 
 
 sr' te\h&nimt or k.=s\.o nwtgkJi&aijiet, Svvclr 
 ling \viih pride or- angt-r. 
 
 ) Coveri ng the face, [ing five angles,. 
 .i:" tefrhmecs, Dividing into live parts, CM- hav. 
 . T Mr=r' tefffaneen, Conjecture, estimating, [bout. 
 '>4^" tetbmeenurt, Bj conjecture or guess, a-. 
 %.^" te%h$ntte* of 
 
 limber. 
 
 ^ 1 " tefthsfwes or ,jji^u woiefcheftttis, Sland-, 
 ir" tekhentee or ^^C? tpoiethewtee, Behav- 
 .'isr'^'^?2^^,Bending,t\vrstH)g. [ing indecent) y,. 
 sf" tMttcen, Cutting witb a hatchet. 
 
 Strangling, gprtuding or co,~- 
 r ering almost entirely ovci\ 
 ij^sr' tekhewwet or c. ^i^Co vtotefthewwet, I)i-. 
 
 minished (wealth) suffering a loss. 
 ^sr' tekhewwuz oi'.ji^isx^ motekhnwwovr, For* 
 cecl, or feigning to be tbrrt-d, to pass a ri- 
 ver. [nishing, vomiting, 
 
 -sr* tMewwo or >s^^ Motefcheivwo, Dimi- 
 
 D 3
 
 ' t. // or o^fsJU mote' f, Ter- 
 
 ri{;. filing. 
 
 J^i?" tekhewit'uk, Enlarged, amplified. 
 ff" tekhewicolox $jtssi.riiotekhciMVol, Observ* 
 ing, repeating. [ing perfidiously. 
 
 " tckhewtvun or ^fss^vnotekhawun, Act* 
 c ttkhiveyet, Ruined, tumbled do\\ n, 
 t.j^ tefchweesh, Diminishing. 
 
 " te - htvees, Accepting (a present.) [river.) 
 " ( '%, Plunging into and crossing (a 
 
 " tctihwctf, Terrifj'iDg, threaten! 
 i.-" tellnceek, Enlarging, writing at length. 
 ! t Giving possession, granting a 
 request. . [nishing. 
 
 r" tt '>i, Accusing of treachery, di 
 
 j^s? tefchcyor, Chusing, left to one's own elicit e, 
 
 gun to grow grey-haired* 
 L ^ar" /*, C.' hanged. 
 
 ' tekhtyul, I magi nation, supposing, 
 
 li.'i/olat, Plur. of ^^' tekheyul* 
 ioni, Pitching a tent. 
 
 ***.- . Prohibiting, depriving (of hope.) 
 
 jeer, Choice, election. 
 , Subduing, forcingi
 
 [ 403 1 
 
 [buting. 
 
 cJu/jrs:' tekliyefi Reiiring (to an} r place,) clistri- 
 
 ^se" telrfnjeel, Fancying) suspicion, any thing 
 frightful. [it. 
 
 *A.VS="" tMycem, Ktching a tent and going jnto 
 
 - UAJ tedam, A crowd, a heap. 
 
 ^tjo' tsdaler or ,j ^\^ fnotedaler, Reciprocal, 
 desertion, or apposition. 
 
 v.,3 ^ xi' icd&leer or !^j ^j- Plur. of j*j*3 tedleer. 
 
 ^ \ AJ tedbkhel or 3.^, 5 AX^ motedbfthel, Pene- 
 trating or penetrated, reciprocally, occur- 
 
 ig gradually. 
 
 ^ jo tedarcs or U J ? ^xu mote dares, Studying 
 under another, teaching by lecture. 
 xi 1 tedarefr or f^^jvAA) inotedarek, Prepara- 
 tion, comprehending. [litigating. 
 
 jj tcda-uk or ^ i ,x^ motedfc-ufa Fighting, 
 jj tedufoo or ^s t jsXx> motedafoa, Thrusting 
 one another back. [back. 
 
 ^ Jo tedafef. Riding or lolling upon another's 
 jj tedafen or ^5 \ jo:^ mottdbfen, Doing 
 any thing privately together. [iy. 
 
 ^ jO' tedakeJc, Computing together mimite- 
 Jv tedkoo, Thrusting, bruising or pressing 
 one upon another.
 
 t 404 ] 
 
 , Assisting reciprocally, 
 3 fedamcl cr ^i^xx* motedbftiel, Being 
 reconciled. finer a \\ -ay. 
 
 ^ 1 ^ tecfbwol or \^ \ _\A^ ntOtedgwol, Doing a- 
 riy thing alternatefy, frecpiented. 
 
 giving in perpetuity, surrounding. 
 ljJ tt'da.wcc or t^^t.MU inottJuwit', P 
 ing a rxiedicine. [mutual credit. 
 
 4>J tedayon or ^ ! .\Vx, motcdayon, Gi\ ing 
 
 fedlcr, Meditation, conjecture. 
 6' tedMok or ^.'Q AX^ niQtedellik, T;ikeu 
 with bird-lime. [intention, opinion. 
 
 tedleer, Disposition, order, deliberation, 
 *3 fedbccs, Concealing, lying hid. 
 
 tedleeli ladling into a lump. 
 ledtif, Fixing firmly (a etake.) 
 
 , Wrapping one's self in a cloafc, 
 
 on lior^-hark. 
 
 tcdsci'r, I>uilding a nest (a bird.) 
 ^,>j tedejej or gv*jj* motedejijt Armoji. 
 . j- fcdejdeji Dark (night.) [monr. 
 
 icdjccj, (Jiutid (sky,) covered v, ith ar* 
 
 _vj
 
 405 
 
 [gilding, mounting, 
 
 Vvs> jj fedjeeJ-t Covering a false appearance, 
 
 _ .a.\j tedherj, Turned, revolved. 
 
 &+ jO' tedekhjdekh or ^ j^ ^^ motedek/idifch, 
 Humbled, contracted. 
 
 j^-jj tedefthfihelor j^oo:.* motede&h^tel, Con- 
 strained to enter, getting in by degrees, in- 
 troduced. 
 
 t->j &j tederrol, Exercising patience in war. 
 
 ~j jj tedroy or ^.^ oou motedrij, A pheasant, 
 
 ^jAj' fedrroo, Deceiving, circumventing. 
 
 ^V^ xj tedreej, Advancing by degrees. 
 
 bssjj jj tedreejun, By degrees, softly, 
 
 JJMJ^^O tedrees, Teaching. 
 
 yMAft xj' ted-fes, Pierci ng withaspear. [skulk 1 ng. 
 
 ^ oJ tedcffan or ^5 j.x^ motedeffwn, Concealed^ 
 
 2^5 4>J tedfeea. Thrusting, repelling. 
 
 vJio<>J ted fee 1 :, Pouring out properly, [nutely. 
 
 vJlo jo* tedkeeft. Making thin, considering mi- 
 
 ^5 jj tedek, The heath poult. [disdaining. 
 
 ^VT osi 1 tcdekftol, Carn r ing one's self haughtily, 
 J tedkeew, Putting one thing in another. 
 
 AJ tech'Uof or < JJ'jou motcdeWf, Step by 
 
 step, approaching. 
 
 E 3
 
 [ 408 ] 
 
 ^ Jo 
 
 [sing. 
 
 JJ jj fedeltif or jj jOL* ?no/ <&////, Toying, cares- 
 2J jj tedltet, Putting, sending down, bringing 
 a man into any disagreeable prcdir 
 and keeping him there. [on sale. 
 
 UMA.J j.v f edict's f Concealing the faults of goods 
 L vr*l jj /a/7* VtO'o polish a coat of mail, [credit or. 
 i'J jj tedleek. Rubbing strongly, putting off a 
 ^J ^j- tetUcc.l, Fondling, toying (as lovers.) 
 A/J jj fed lech, Kcndering one careless or fran* 
 
 tick (lovers ) 
 
 j* ^'j fcdcmmur, Perishing, scorning. [ in g' 
 M J6 - tedetnmoa or g> M* motedemmoa, Weep- 
 j*ojxi' tedcinmol <jr ^*'Li '-'rnmil, Prepar- 
 
 ed, dunged (land.) [ing with dung, c. 
 ^.-o JJ ttdewmon or w ^ >j:^ motedemmin t Defil- 
 jj -tedmccs, Making a bed smooth and soft, 
 jj tadinedt, Bending the neck. 
 o tcdmecr, Perdition, ruin. 
 JJ tcdmees, Retiring, burying. 
 jj tedmeea, Weeping, lamenting. 
 jj tedmce'Ji, Making a sop in the pan, put- 
 ting fat amongst Cashed meat. 
 j j ted meek > Inserting one thing in another, 
 sprinkling a mass of leven with flour.
 
 I so; ] 
 
 I 
 
 p i>U 
 
 *M j.jr fedmeetot Crushing, anointing the out* 
 side of a chile's eyes. [necessary. 
 
 ..AX >-> tcdmeen, A ccumulating, covering, being 
 <**; jj iedennos L wJjoi motedennis, Contamina- 
 ted, dirtied* [p roach ing neareri 
 ^5 jj tedennoo, Sliding, condescending, ap- 
 3uj jj / dneyet, Causing one to approach or 
 bring any thing nearer, infirm, wretched. 
 ;t\J jj teddeekh, Humbling, or letting one's 
 
 self down, becoming abject, weak. 
 J..OJ.J tediiesr, Shining (countenance,) rich. 
 LW .ojvj h iining, profaning. 
 
 ^ tahrcek, Fixing the eye steadily, sunk 
 in the socket (an eye.) 
 lj^s ledwar, Revolving in a circle Or orbit, 
 jjo ted&vwom or + S &LO motedewwim, Ex- 
 pecting, [petency, content. 
 *3 tcdewwun or c ^ 3 *z* motedeivwin,Com- 
 <>j' tedweyet, Sick, entertaining an ill will, 
 humming, thundering. 
 ^' tedweer, Making round, surrounding, 
 uaj.jjj ted&ees. Descending, letting one's self 
 down from a height by art. 
 j tedu'ccm t Pacifying, stilling.
 
 408 ] 
 JJ 
 
 motedehdih, Rolled 
 i> J> JO' tedehdem, TVilir [^a stone.) 
 
 *.O> jo* tedeltkein, Precipitatl 
 
 *3 tedeJiwer, Turning from. 
 
 XJ tzJchye.t, Becoming vicioub. 
 c\j tedheesh, Confpundii 
 j tcdhceniy Becotning black (u pot 1)y fire.) 
 
 Xj tedheen, Anointing, besmearing. 
 
 )/ J^-,^> ' r-lcn, To plav the bawd, 
 
 *xi tediyon, Borrowing. 
 
 tNj tcdyis, Rendering abject, enslaving. , 
 
 NJ tedyeekh, Subduing a country. 
 
 OJ tedyid Troubled with worms. 
 
 .JJ tedyeen, Allowing one to enjoy his re- 
 
 ligion undisturbed, [one another's throats. 
 
 io tcvalioh or ^-JjoCo moiezbMh, Cutting 
 
 1 5J tezator or y < ;sx^ mvtezakir, Mutual 
 
 remembrance. 
 *-5>j tezawoni or *^ ^ js^ motazkntim, Reci- 
 
 procally blaming. '.ing, wasting. 
 
 o 5 ! jj - o 5 t 5J:. atf/^ , I'a st i 1 1 g, 
 
 ^tjj 1e%h,yol <>r 3o^;\^< . ^7, Slighted, 
 
 humbled (state.)
 
 t 409 ) 
 
 >zol> or c_ jo j^Vo nwietelzL, Palpi- 
 
 talion, uncertainty. [jestically. 
 
 Jj jj te.-zelbcl or jo jou motezellil, Stepping ma- 
 gyj jo* te&beeh, Slaughtering (many cattle.) 
 ^.AJ 30' tezl-eer, Writing, inditing. 
 j JO' tezerro or ^ &Lmotezerro, Talkati^'e, mea~ 
 
 suring by the cubit, connected. 
 2j oO' tezrow, A cock, a pheasant. [Ventilating. 
 t-*jj*J tezreel, Making sharp. Sj^^j texrset, 
 .., >j tezria, Strangling, confessing, 
 cjo^ ^' tezreef, Increasing, augmented. 
 J.E jJ tetaur, Terrified. [the memory. 
 
 jo* tefcekkur, Remembrance, impressing on 
 5 jT 3u tezkeret, Memory, a billet. 
 JUToj tezkeyet, An old man, slaughtering, 
 
 jj tezkeer, Commemoration, 
 ju! ovj tezleek, Making sharp or pointed. 
 J/J oo fez/eel, Abasement, depression. 
 ^ oj tcztmmor, Slighting, threatening, 
 v^ oO' teznool, Plur. of c^j jj te&iieeb. 
 <^ OG- tezneel, Fixing or adorning with a train 
 
 or tail, ripening at the stalk (a date.) 
 o j <xJ tezewivolc, Tasting repeatedly, [(camels.) 
 vv.j xj' teweel, Melting. x._j jo 1 tezwed, Driving
 
 410 ] 
 
 t Gilding. 
 tezliecn, Excelling in genius. 
 
 Ju6J tczeiyol, Walking haughtily or majesti- 
 cally, with the train sweeping the ground. 
 
 JA, oo* tezycel, Making the train of a robe long. 
 
 J ter, A particle which when added to the 
 Persian adjectives, forms the comparative 
 and sometimes superlative degree, moist. 
 
 \y terci, High, large (wall.) 
 
 V J^ ti'ra1' t Water flowing, or oozing. 
 
 .& \ J teralish, Flowing a wave, flux. 
 
 jj \j3 terci el, Jealousy or envy (amongst men), 
 
 tftlj* ter alee, Earthly, earthy. 
 
 ,*; AJ !y terbbcedun, To flow, ooze, exude* 
 
 jj\jj ttf'atnr, Great, important (an atlair ) 
 
 ./Jl^j ter a tear, Handsome, foolish (woman.) 
 
 LLL- V' ter&s, Heritage. 
 
 x Ijj' terajo, Turning back, being retrogade* 
 
 p.-* \j3 ter&Jen, Throwing stones at one another. 
 
 ^AiiJjj tcrakltwi, To make great haste. 
 
 tyiiljS ttrbkhee, Delay, protraction, proceed- 
 ing slowly, raining slowly. [squabbling. 
 
 A ^ jj terbd, Bandyingabout from one to another, 
 s Jjj tt'r&dof or o a \ Y '* niolerculif, Conti- 
 nued succession, carrying double (a horse.)
 
 [ 411 
 
 &j1^j teraret, Fatness, thin skinned. 
 
 1 1 ! y terareh, Timid, fear, a dunghill. 
 
 jly tera.%, Beauty. [counterpoise. 
 
 4 .* Jy terazoo, A balance, scale, the equilibrium, 
 
 u J^j terras, Armed with a shield. 
 
 SUt^j terhstf, The manufacture of shields. 
 
 3^ !jj terksel or 3^ ^;u moterasil, Sending re- 
 ciprocal advice. 
 
 j:!^j ler&sh, Shaving, scalping, a razor. 
 
 ) j terfalteh, A shaving, a splinter. 
 
 ,*j>J-'' ly teraslieedun, To shave, scalp, scrape, 
 to cut, hew, engrave. [together. 
 
 yeijj f eras or fja \jjit nwteras, Standing close 
 
 'ite \ teraset, Being firm, compact, [sparrows. 
 
 *K>\ ; j terbscom **> \j'^*motera soothe billing of 
 
 ^*a\jS terazekh, Throwing stones, [tisfaction. 
 
 c ^> l^j terazee or *o ly;^ vnoter&zee, Mutual sa- 
 
 ^j t err ah A door-keeper, porter* [another* 
 
 jj lj.j terafod or^xi \jZ* mot era fad, Helping one 
 
 ^j terafoz, Flowing, bursting, (tears.) 
 *lji f terafo or ^^ wolerafo, Referring any- 
 thing to a judge by mutual agreement. 
 u\jS terbfolr or ju ^x rfioter\fok, Travelling 
 1 yj terak) Let alone, meddle not. [in company.
 
 t 412 ] 
 
 ^ 
 
 ' s terb.%, Split, cleft. 
 
 ra'tol, Joined together, ri vetted. 
 aS\j3 ten-ak.cz or ^ \ ju motemUvz, Run- 
 ning together, towards. [another. 
 \jj terbtel or ^\^ moteratel, Kicking one 
 *E> \jj tcrhkem, Compact, heaped together, a 
 tera&ee&Jtiur. of ^v^ ^ terkeel. [crowd. 
 ' 't&bfeedun, To cleave, to be spilt, to 
 makeanoiseinsplitting. [well made camel, 
 ^j teramez or ^, t^ niot-rkmcz, A strong 
 terames, Globes, &c. similar to silver. 
 terhmee or ^o ^Lo mofer&mee, Darting, 
 terbnguibiny Manna, [railing, remiss-. 
 ^ fy terbnch, Modulation, a trill, a shake. 
 L*J ^ ^/ t er Q> nec d an > r ^ be in pain. 
 ^_j^y ter&wogh. Wrestling, struggling. 
 
 )y* terhw&needun, To cease to flow, 
 ^j teraweeli, Plur. of ^v>^ ?^ye/?. 
 . V tw&weedun, To drop, to distil. 
 /e/aA, Timidity, terror. 
 &< l^j terayefc, Any thing abandoned, [radish, 
 w*/ y /g?*^ or w^ y^ rnotcrl', Torture, ///, a 
 by tcrlhy Earth, dust, <Scc. 
 y Ly turl ji t Plur. of 4-0^ turlct.
 
 t 
 
 i^o /; iercllclt Assembled educating. 
 **j3 tufbet, Earth, ground, a grave, sepulchre, 
 fu^j teribet, The tip of the finger, wild senna. 
 : jrJ terebbekh or gjZ* inoterelbikh, Loose, 
 flabby (in bodv.) lYsky.) 
 
 tr \ */ ' I, \ J 
 
 *>j^j terebbed or *>o JU motereblid, Clouded 
 
 UG, y terebbos or (j^ ^ moterellis, Expecting, 
 seizing* 
 
 j3 terebbo or ^^ moterrebbo, Quadrangu- 
 lar, tattening with winter grass. 
 
 tJU p- terrMeb or ji> j: x ycioterrelbik, Hang- 
 ing round the neck. 
 
 A ^ J tereboot, Obedient, tractable. 
 
 *_*AJ^ terleeb, Educating, making sweet. 
 
 Syujj terbeet, Causing to depart, carrying off, 
 
 3Lo/j terleyet, Education, instruction, 
 r terl'ih, Gaining by merchandise. 
 3 terbees, Filling. [drangular. 
 
 XAJ^J terbya, Dividing into four, making qua- 
 
 t^j' ^ tertob, Perpetuity, a bad servant. 
 
 *xi' JT tertulbeh, Similitude of way, or manner. 
 
 *3 J terte, Stuttering, stammering. 
 
 x j3 ,'j terterehJSotice, languor in body or speech. 
 terettol or jj ju moterettil, Singing or
 
 speaking withasweetdistinctmusical voice, 
 pi'^j' terreitetn or *s f* wotsmtfaM, Having a 
 
 string tied round the finger, as a memo* 
 
 randum. [revenue, 
 
 j^j'yj' t r.'oor, The turtle dove, a collector of 
 w.j' jj ttrttcl, Order, disposition, 
 ,5*3 j> tertee.1, Reciting with a clear voice. 
 
 y> terejjeh or ^v*-/^> i&Qterejjiht Prevail*- 
 
 ing over, excelling. 
 
 j ttrejjoz or ^^ ntQterejjit, Rumbling. 
 Uj- t&*jfrf' OT U jL* moterejjtf, Moved. 
 
 terejjel or JM=>^ moterejjU, Walking. 
 . .j' tsr-uincin, An interpreter, a durgoman. 
 yj ierjecl- Reviving, ^.^ f terjih, Prcpon- 
 ^^^- tt>.rjeea t Reducing. [derating. 
 
 k*f terjeel Combing the hair. [passion. 
 \ U j- icr/w/, A journey. ^.^ ^/://dw,Pity, com- 
 ^3 terehhet or ^^^ uwtcrchlice., Coiling up 
 
 (as a Berpent.) 
 
 ^.o* y terhecl, Welcoming a guest. 
 k*f* tclied, Sending, ordering to part. 
 
 +&.", terleem, Mankind, 
 r : <f 
 
 ,j tcrkh, A slight incision. 
 
 . u. j- tcrkar., Tree, exempted from tribute, 
 
 ) ^
 
 j.3' terklfiti&h, Soured milk. 
 LJ.J- tetekheheh, An arbour. 
 (jcaijj temcfthkhes or u^yu moterrelMliis, 
 Remiss, easv in business. 
 
 ;, ? 
 
 >J^ y terekhfenj, The night-mare, [mitting. 
 ^y; terkhcm, Mankind o^y; terkhees, Per- 
 /^j-i' tei'khecnt, Causing a hen to sit. 
 
 .j LU ; fcrdaman, A whore, courtezan. 
 U " 
 
 a AJ.J terreddiid, Hesitation, wavering, refusal, 
 -ij-j' tereddom or **. motereddim, Having 
 an affection, worn, torn. [a well. 
 
 ^ 3 ,-j tercddee or t5 A ^ motereddie, Falling into 
 5v. i ^j terdeyet, Cloathing, throwing into a well. 
 iXj^o terdeed, Repelling, opposing. 
 UMJA^J terdees, Attacking with stones. 
 
 i tjO^j te.rdc(f, Following. 
 
 A.J A j-j tercle.em, Shutting the door. 
 
 (tJA^j terdeen. Putting sleeves to a garment, 
 
 ^ijj' terzeelt Despising. ^^ ter-z, Hunger. 
 
 e* j 7 terzedeh, Any deed, /y^ y y tcrzeck, A lie. 
 
 . 
 j terzeem, Collecting; in a heap. 
 
 \:-) J 
 
 , * y ters, Fear, terror. U-y terscu, A Christian. 
 
 c) ^/" ^ ers ^ n > T*ou4* 
 
 .H>J Uy tersaiieedun, To frighten.
 
 p terist, A kind of measure, 
 j tcressol or ^^ motercssii, Easily. 
 j teressom or ^.^ moteressiih, Beholding* 
 
 j tcrseedun, To fear, 
 j terseea, Having sore eyes. 
 3 1erseel> Sending a great deal, 
 j terseem-, Distinguishing properly* 
 ji j tcresh, Brevity in words or action. 
 .j >J li-y tershbneeduto, To grow sour, 
 trtft a? tersfi&shj Sprinkling. 
 ciLu; i torosht, A weeding hook, a hoe. 
 j^vi v te.reshshah, Sweating, exsuding. [acid* 
 
 t tf} ,./^ ifr/ t ercs h s hee rcen > Sourish, a pleasant 
 ^jLi 3 tc/'eshshof, Sipping, sucking. 
 j5- y tursheh, A kind of sorrel. 
 J5y lorshee, Sorrowful, crabbed. 
 
 lorsheediin, To become sour. 
 -, iercssod, Observing with attentive eyes, 
 
 4 
 
 expecting, joining closely, pitching. 
 
 ttrseea, Adorning with jewel?, gold, &c. 
 
 j- terrevzel*, Licking the lips lasciviously. 
 
 tereztoh, Bruised, pounded, 
 j teriteyet, Satisfying, contenting.
 
 , Breaking in large pieces. 
 S- terted', Moistening, eating fresh dates. 
 jj ter/ect, Rendering any thing limber and 
 soft by anointing with oil, weighing. 
 tera, Full, replete, filling. 
 U s ter-a-tift, God preserve you. 
 ^' ter-at, A gate, a door, a face, a step. 
 j ter-as or c, = / t* moter-as, Putting in enr* 
 , Feeding, going to pasture, [rings. 
 
 *^ A - /; far-eel', Springing with terror. 
 * s / 
 
 lixt J ter-ecz. Rendering languid and lazy. 
 c^xc 3 ter-ecf, Bleeding at the nose, .ordering to 
 /j IP y terglhZ, A duty, a traveller, [make-haste. 
 ^ v tcrcglignom or ^i^i'-c motcreghghim, Put in 
 
 a rage, braving (as a camel.) 
 C~ terxhvo. Foaming (a camel.) 
 4j J> y terglioov, A royal mandate. 
 ^vi J tergheeli, Wishful. 
 
 :"" v 
 
 IV jS tergl-iyct, Foam ing, 'frothy (niilk.) 
 ^ /' torf, A raddish, sour clotted milk. 
 /jl?y tc.rfa,}, A sword-bearer. [per lip. 
 
 cV, : terfcl, Beautiful, a tumour upon the t*p- 
 Lsij ,3 tereffoz or &* f* njtotereffiz, 
 broken. 
 
 H 3
 
 oy; 
 
 [ing the great r 
 ? o or ^ ^ niotereffia, J Jousting, j 
 j j> tereffoffhof ii ju iiiotcnif^l^ Li vino- de-. 
 
 C* v v J 
 
 lightfully. [friend I v% 
 
 JBj) tereffbk or Ui* >'x> motercffik, Benevolent, 
 JJ ^ tereffbl oi- fc jji wotereffil, Walkipg pom- 
 
 jf* j/t terfe.nj, A narrow "dilficultway. [pously. 
 J& J terfand, A falsity, fraud, a wild cucum- 
 *? j t erf oo. A dish made of milk and flour, fber. 
 
 S J -S L 
 
 juj j- tefti/et, Congratulating new married peo- 
 ple by saying " with condord and children." 
 
 /J^ tcrfeea, Exalting, carrying off, 
 
 tJ>J ,j ferfeeft, Using kindly, taking as a travel- 
 ing companion. 
 
 ^5 zterfeel, Possessing dominion, magnifying. 
 
 *o j> terfeelif Peace, setting at rest. 
 
 ^ v ierekftol, Contemplating, expecting. 
 > j* terekkos or ooi' .i^ moterekfiis, JNIoved up 
 
 II V 
 
 and down. [ing, pitying. 
 
 > j tei\ >! ikok or uJtS AX) tiioterekkik, Condul- 
 ^jtcrekRvn or ^3^ moterekkw, -laying the 
 
 palms of the hands, the nails, hair, &c 
 $yV fferoo/,The collar-bone, shoulder-blade, 
 , j j' twekkee or ,,i' JU vnoterekkce, Increase, 
 
 \f< V /
 
 promotion, making a progress (in learning, 
 &U5 ^ tere&kiykt, Plur. of 9^ terekftee. [&c.) 
 *u>'_i' ter&eeh, Making a right use of riches. 
 {*>' _j terkeesh, Adorning, marking with white 
 or black points, [heap. 
 
 A^J ter&eest Dandling an infant, ordering to 
 
 terkcea, Patching a garment. 
 ui'jj terkeek. Reducing to servitude, soften- 
 ing, speaking with propriety. 
 +j 3 terfaew, Writing, pointing orthographi- 
 callv, &c. an agreement, [ing with black. 
 . ,A w tcrfteen, Dying (the beard, &c.) mark^ 
 , Abandoning^ forsaking. 
 
 ' terk-kerdun, To abandon, desert, 
 vj' a. p". /or/? 1 , A beautiful woman, matron^ 
 
 lady, handsome man, cuckold, mendicant. 
 - / 
 
 ' torkan, Plur. of ^J Jf tork. 
 
 terekkol, Composing. 
 
 tor&bz, An inroad for the sake of 
 plunder and devastation. [like a Turk, 
 S torJtcJieh or ,**=> l * ^ Turkish, 
 
 ,i j /// iert&dun, To moisten, to sprinkle, 
 w, 
 
 / terfoz, A field sown with seeds and reaped. 
 t terfosfi, A quiver.
 
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 j terMel or 3^3^ moterMd, Puttirfr, 
 the foot upon any thing (as a spade) and 
 digging upon the ground. 
 y/ ter&-har, A wooden platter. 
 ~+>Sjj tcTriccI, Composition, compost, cement, 
 an adjective compounded and composing 
 a compounding particle. 
 
 terfaedinit To cleave, to split. 
 j terked, Kicking, s ^ term, A cloud. 
 
 jj teremrom, Silent, muttering. 
 j ic.i'cvwioz or y* +* moteremwiz, Confound- 
 ed by a blovi r , in commotion, tumultuous. 
 Xw^ J tenneset, A place constructed under 
 ground tor cool air or for preserving pro- 
 visions. [berry-tree. 
 
 w > 
 
 . *f,*j, termosh or . >,*;. A bramble, a rriul- 
 j tcrcinnto or -,iV moterennna, Tremb- 
 ling with rage. [ing (milk or water.) 
 
 J tci cnnnoJi or uJC J+ t vnoterenJimk t Drink - 
 
 ^y; fercifunolor ^^ vioteremmel, Becoming 
 
 a widow, stained with blood. 
 
 i 
 c. y* * far women, A swing, a see-saw*. 
 
 ,v tcrt'tnwecor ^.ji* nioteremmee, Shooting, 
 throwing at a mark.
 
 ,A^J terrneed, Reducing to ashes, &c. to milk, 
 
 j>v* 7 t/ermeedun. To throw, shoot, hurl. 
 
 / " j 
 
 j..^ 2 terineet, Tarrying for another sometime, 
 and then proceeding, [round, sipping milk. 
 
 u* 3 termeek, Turning the face, looking all 
 3**^ termed, Besmearing with blood. 
 pA-eyJ termeem, Mending (a garment), Repair- 
 ^ 2 teren, Filth, nastiness. [ing (a house.) 
 i (f 1 S toronjan, Balm-parsely. ^ y toronj> 
 
 t 
 
 t tf ^ J ^ tvwj^een, Manna. [An orange. 
 
 A* 3 terenjce, Squeezing with the tips' of the 
 
 lingers, and the impression left by them, 
 
 teronjee, orange-coloured. 
 ,j x u^ J y ter&iji edun, To squeeze, to compress, 
 
 to bind with a belt. 
 
 ^ ^ terennuh, Staggering (with drink, &e.) 
 ju v terennok or ^ v^ moiercnmk, Disturbed, 
 
 (T / 
 
 muddy (water.) 
 
 x^y terend, A very small yellow bird. 
 ^^0* '/ terenk, The twang of a bow-string. 
 
 ,*jyu,0y' terenkeeditn, To twang or tingle, &c. 
 
 >*' y terennom or X ^ moter^nnim, Singing. 
 
 *AJ j ferncyet, Writing words to musical notes, 
 a shrill voice. 
 
 * 3
 
 
 + 3 toroo, Thin, frail, slender. 
 __>_5 J torQoL, A radish. 
 
 _5 .s iereu'U'oh or }f* moterewwih, Ventilat* 
 ing, travelling in the night. [iing. 
 
 A^ JP iefOwwod or ^.x* inoterawund , Tremb- 
 3>> teroor, Cut, remote, fat, juicy. 
 u*^ i toroos, A shield, target. 
 ^- y toroohseh* A kind of wild sorrel, [rubbed. 
 3J J ferrmcira or c_jyU nwterrawwa, Worn > 
 *& * 2 tcrn:':cii, The clangor -of a trumpet. 
 >J y tenucnJ, A false promise, vain, idle., 
 o /? tetwj/, A difficult road, unequal, full of 
 
 heights, 
 
 b^J tenct/a, Considering with attention. 
 SL^ j tcnuiyetf Unequal, difHcult (read,) com- 
 pelling. [making them to be sc ' 
 
 nt'ey* Placing a value upon 
 ,^ 7 tcrwceh, iVrfonring any thing, 
 002.3 ii' teru'iz, Laying out a garden. [i. 
 -ij J tertrct'Z, Straining oil, making clear. 
 kijS t-jrti'ed, Spreading butter upon bread. 
 otA j - torrehkt, 1'lur. of *^^p t&rehet. 
 
 h't J'tioi, Devoting one's self to religion; 
 .3 torrehet, A -foolish word, -A trLtle, a Jane.
 
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 S > J 
 
 ' tereJihos, Moved, agitated. [flesh. 
 
 j lerehhol or 3,4^ uioterehhil, Soft, loose 
 ,y^ / tcrheshtim, Disturbed, chiding, beating. 
 L^jt s terliect, Devouring voraciously, 
 tf^y ftwra, An anijMitated band, exhausted. 
 ^ Oy* fenjaf> Tlie root of an herb. 
 c_}i L jj' tcrycil;, Treacle, antidotes of every land 
 
 against poison. 
 
 v?.j-? tercel, The breast, the breast bone. 
 ^?r- t cr y e t> Vestigium ex menstruis reliquum* 
 ^j : 3 tereej t Violent (wind) strong (man.) 
 00^' feree.d, Mortar, plaster, cement. 
 
 ( x o 7 tiTccth.ni, To ex tract; draw out, produce, 
 w " y 
 
 .>jj tereua, Plunging into, or entering upon. 
 
 iij^.j' terecfc, A bunch. tS.tj*tereeJtt'f. Alielmcjt4 
 
 o *, }' fereeweh, An up-and-down hilly road. 
 
 L^AJJ teryees, Giving authorily. , 
 
 }' te%, A small bird of an ash colour. 
 
 *3 tetsli? Hoarseness. [battle. 
 
 < j> \*jS tezbhefoT J.^\y^ motczahif, Going to 
 
 r^)y tezahotn or ^ly** motezahim, A con- 
 course, a crowd. 
 
 j3\y tezau'or or^^iy^o motctawir, Visiting 
 one another. [perishing together. 
 
 or ^ \^ motez&U'il f Declining,
 
 
 d, Augmentation. 
 tezellod, Foaming, hastening. 
 tczelboa or g-Ji* motezdzia, Malignant, 
 of a bad disposition. 
 ; tezleel', Drying grapes. 
 tezl'eed, Separating \vith the bow, card* 
 ing or teazing cotton. 
 
 j tercel, Dunging land. 
 X*jy' tezteet, Adorning (a bride.) 
 
 tezjeej, Extending in length, tinning 
 ' tezed, A black locust. [the eye-bro\vs. 
 
 te.zclltkher, Abounding, filled. 
 tezer, A summer-house. 
 e y te%reh } r i lie iron axle of a mill-stone. 
 + ,y tezrco, A. pli<\isant. 
 
 tezsrrea n* gjy* motewrce, Defaming 
 - > Dropping. [(a brother.) 
 
 tszzshoo, Vermillion. ftion. 
 
 L - 
 
 tevuzo or cvc^Xx motexazia, (.'ommo- 
 e^ctoin or ^= yxx> 9not&ta~it/i, A lie. 
 fcza-ccl, i>risk. [ing in a p;ission. 
 
 tezerrhgkom or ^ uu motezeghgiin, -Sp 
 v tezghoo t to a country to IK- e 
 
 [blished.
 
 [ 425 ] 
 
 , Having down or small yellow 
 hair (young unfledged birds.) [ing meat. 
 +.9 vs tezekkorn or *s -jo* moteZebkim, Swallow- 
 
 r ^ r r- 
 
 j fez eft > Dung. [augmented. 
 
 r j* tezeMcc or ^^y^ tnotezqkkee, Growing, 
 S y iezkeet, Filling. '&*^y tezkiyet, Sanctity* 
 by tezkeem, Afflicted with a rheum, 
 j tez&een, Resembling. 
 
 fi T* ^- t * VV U} f^T /^*y /> / /^> /7 I i o ^* i *^ rf 
 
 Ul -srv) VAJ l/tl/i CfrcHcllj JL clbting. 
 
 or 3 -5 IA^O mtitezefail, Agitation. 
 ^s tezellbjoit tjU^u motezeUif, Proceeding. 
 ^S fe'&itoi or LJU^UXJ motezellik, Sliding, falling* 
 Jyj tezleej. Leading a frugal life, 
 ^j texleeni) Filling (a lake or cistern.) 
 -y tezemzorn or .. ^ j* motezemzim, Bray- 
 
 V "J V * 
 
 ing, murmuring (af camel.) 
 y tezemmol or J^x* motcze?nmil, Wrapping 
 up, or hiding one's self in a garment, 
 i? tezmeer, Psalmody, singing. [proudly. 
 p tezentor or ^f^> motezentir, Walking 
 j 1 tezneed, Lying. 
 
 s tezneer, Girding with a cord (a monk.) 
 j tezw&jt A conjunction. 
 tezhwwod or i^^xx motezaWwid, Marrying. 
 
 K 3
 
 [ 426 ] 
 
 ' fezweej, Joining, marrying. 
 J fezehhod or && ^ motezthliki, Being ab- 
 stinent and devout. 
 
 J. tezlieed, Making abstinent and devout. 
 ; 1 tezeiyok, Ornamenting, j^y tezeiyof, Se- 
 eeii, Adorned, [paratcd. 
 
 *>f tezyeef, Adulterating (coins, c.) [ing. 
 
 texeedun, To break wind backwards, 
 tesa-ol, Asking one another. 
 Jo lj tesaltok or Ju L^L mOte*M& f R.unning. 
 ,yjU*j tesatol or jj u.;u moteshtel, Connected. 
 J^U,j tescijol or JO.LJ^O motesajil, Boasting a- 
 mong themselves. [one another. 
 
 jUL*i" tesahob or iJi^Lju inotesahift, Rubbing 
 ,_J? LJ* teshbkheen, Boots. [ther's secrets. 
 ) \ Mt s tcsar orjlMJue motesar, Telling one ano- 
 Li'UJ tesaket, 1'alling or throwing one's self 
 
 into any thing. 
 
 js L*3 tesakee or J \~z* motcsakee, Prinking 
 to one another, giving drink reciprocally. 
 <& UJ teskker or ^ uj^ tHote&ker, Feigning 
 drunkenness. 
 
 tesatofor <JA [^.^ mot8alif, Connected.
 
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 t*j tesa lorn or J l**^ motesalim, Making peace, 
 reconciled. [cal indulgence. 
 
 tesanwk or ^\x. L*x^ motes amch, Recipro- 
 *x> Uo teshma, Pretending to hear. 
 ^ \^3 tesamee, Contending for pre-eminence. 
 oG t,*J tesanod or j^; I^MJLO mote sanid, Leaning upon, 
 endeavouring. [insulting one another. 
 
 j s UJ tesau'or 01^ ^ l-.^jiu niolesawor, Attacking or 
 t_3_5 Uj tesawok or <_Jj ^ Uux, niotesa,wik, Fol- 
 
 lowing one another. 
 
 t*_5 lo teshtvee, Equality, neutrality, [pardoning. 
 $J> (**3 tesahol or ^> l*^x^ motes&Ml, Remitting, 
 >j L*o teshyor or ^ l^^JU wotesayir, Travelling 
 
 together. 
 
 c-v. L*J tesay(>f or i_JL>. l*-^'- motesayif, Fighti ng. 
 ^ Uj tesayol or j... l^x^ ?7/o^a7/z/,Flowing( wa- 
 ter) flocking from all quarters (soldiers, &c. ) 
 g\**i' tesellobh or gv^^ mQteselbikh, Smoothing. 
 v***j' tesleeb, Causing. 
 
 eeh, A hymn, the praise of god. 
 j tesleehbt, Plur. of ^\.^*-^' te&eeh. 
 'j iesbeekh, Retiring, despising, erasing a 
 sellable or a letter. 
 
 ted-eedun, To strangle, to grow hot.
 
 [ 428 j 
 
 >/*J iesleet, Bringing forth an abortion. 
 
 *>**j iesleea, Dividing into seven parts. 
 
 AA*J tcsleegh, Causing an abortion. 
 UA^J tesleek, Excelling (in learning.) 
 ++~^ttsleek, Melting (gold or silver.) 
 ++~*j tesleel, Consecrating to God. ^^^j test, 
 
 )\ ^~ ' testekhan, A table, bason. [A cup. 
 tesettor or ^.x^^ mctesetter, Covered, hid- 
 ^AA^O testeer, Covering, concealing. [den. 
 
 tesjecs, Corrupting (water.) 
 J> te.sjeen, Speaking or writing in rhyme. 
 rming.[an aversion, (lovers.) 
 ' tesehhol) or *_<s=0u^c motesehhib, Feigning 
 tesehhor or ^-swX motesehher, Rising or 
 setting out before day, and breakfasting at 
 an early hour. [or thirsty. 
 
 i tes-Jfcer, Enchanting, rendering hungry 
 J tcs-hecrn, Making black. 
 
 ' tesekhkhor or JT~ ** nwtesekhkher, Con- 
 tempt, raillery, [ing, enraged. 
 r\&i**3+mote*dth&het, Dislik- 
 or i ^^i< motcseklihhee, Con- 
 spicuously liberal.
 
 [ 429 
 
 *j 
 
 j ttstlieer, Subduing, oppressing. 
 
 tdskheem-t Warming (water.) 
 4X1 iWj tcsdced, Directing properly. 
 
 tetdeern> t Muzzling biting animals. 
 j' teserrob or WrJ ,***.<, moteserrib, Entering. 
 j' tfserror or ^ *ju Jnotesewir, Keeping pri- 
 vately (a female slave as a concubine.) 
 teserrooa or ^ ^jc^ moteserria, Hastening. 
 teserrcfoi v _ 9^*j^ moteserrif t Gnawing, 
 eating into. [breeches. 
 
 j*j tcserwolo? \* *^^ moteserwil, Putting on 
 .A*:' teserrce or ^ ^joc tyioteserree, Pluming one's 
 
 self on liberality. 
 
 ^i 1 tesrtyet, Stripping bare or naked. 
 . r*o tesreeb, Sending in crowds (camels.) 
 tesreej, Lighting a candle, dressing. 
 tesreeh, Combing hair, distinguished. 
 .^3 tesreed, Sewing, speaking fluently. 
 ji ,j iesfeeft, Calling one a thief. 
 tw; tesettor or >^x^ motesetter, Speaking idly,, 
 g\.4a**j testeeh, Equalling, making level, [vain, 
 
 tesieer, Writing, delineating. 
 J tesieen, Strengthening (a p 
 too, ISiue fofc?, a ninth p=irt. 
 
 J- 3
 
 430 
 
 -_ fcs-cr or r -~z* nicfe-ar, indled, mad- 
 ness, [ing old and deer; 
 j tes-hsooa or f^r^.. ^-asia, BecoiUf 
 
 ie,s-oon, ^Ninety. 
 #uj' tc?-eer, Kindling (fire,) ilxing a price. 
 AJIAK^ tes-eef, Mixing perfumes. [<it* body. 
 ^i- tesgJti'em, A youth of an excellent habit 
 jwi- tesejjbr or ^i^ju tnotesfffir, Travelling. 
 J.J*j teseffol or jju.2* mofesefftr, Ignoble, niak- 
 
 . . - > AvJ-' tesfeedun, To be split, gold [ing a uois\ 
 
 C'' 
 
 ^AJUO tesf.er, Putting a haher upon a camel 
 
 and sending him upon a journey. 
 L/i^j te-feet, Bedaubing with clay (a cistern.) 
 tufted, Intensely hot, (sun,) burning 
 fiercely, (fire.) 
 j- tesfeet, ])fpirsing, resounding. 
 
 Icsfeesh, Folly, madness, 
 j teaelkut orLx^^ wotesekkit, Searching for 
 the worst part of any thing, hunting for 
 an error. 
 
 , Giving to drink, watering. 
 . Covering (a hou::e) with a roof, 
 '- Making sick, [creating a bishop. 
 
 ckku or 2-Cx^ muttsekkia, Contending 
 tn;ics,
 
 [ 431 
 
 ^A-S^' teskeer, Shutting the eyes, drunk, [ed. 
 .,/-*:> (esRectij Pacifying, dying with thirst. 
 
 tesulLb or uJ.**Xx> WiStfesellif}, Putting on 
 black or mourning. [from the middle, 
 u-j lend lot or CV.UA.O motetellit, Dropping 
 ^.: l&selloj or gvUX^ inViCsvllij, Drinking to 
 excess. 
 
 tcsdloh or <vUx^ mctesettH, Arming. 
 ^ teselsol or i y*JLx* motesekil, Connecting 
 like a chain. 
 
 tesellot or kU;L0 mofescllit, Absolute do- 
 minion, commanding despotically. 
 tvsello or ^X^;^ motesellid, Split, cleft. 
 - ie&ellofor O^X*M)U moteseWf, Borrowing^ 
 tesdiok or jfju-i'-o motescllvk, Ascending 
 or standing upon the top of a wall. 
 j lese/loin, Occupying, receiving. 
 tjsellee, Consolation. [mind. 
 
 teslcyet, Relieving one from anguish of 
 -sMv**j taslceli, Causing one to arm. 
 (JM.JU*? tcslccs, Arranging, stringing -pearls, 
 LJL^j te.sle:t, Being invested with power. 
 J Icsteea, Cleaving.
 
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 j tes1i".'f, Ordering to go before, taking 
 any kind of victuals before dinner. 
 -A**j tesleetH, Saluting. [ed. 
 
 J tesetnnwt or ir^x.,, niotetemmit. Suspend- 
 ' wwoor xw.3U inotec.. .Listening, 
 
 hearing. [ing, excelSing. 
 
 j tescmmok or ^\wju wotesemwit, Elevat- 
 tescmiaol or ^^x ixiotesemmil, Swallow- 
 ing (wine). [fat. 
 
 'w ?;.&:,' or ^..^iVo TnOtcscn. -ing 
 
 J tesemruee or ( .^^ motesemmee t Conspicu- 
 ous, giving one's self a name. 
 J tesmeyet, Appellation, giving a name. 
 j tesmcct, B:. any person, as when 
 
 onesne " yerke muhullah^' God 
 
 be merciful to you. ^ slow, 
 
 J' tesniceh, Making straight ( 
 tesmeed> ]NIade bald. [si/ 
 
 iesmctt, Silent, fastening with a gi;-- . 
 ' tesmeea, Ordering one to listen, defan/ 
 J tcsennom or ( .; M JU motesen :ing on 
 
 the top (of any thing,) small. 
 j testieyet, I ning a knot. [seed. 
 
 j tu>?iect t Dressing meat with cummin
 
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 cV^ iesneed, Propping (a wall.) 
 
 +** temean, Making a convex grave, nectar. 
 
 wvj tcsoo, The- thirty-sixth part of a dram. 
 ^J I *J* teswak, The weight of a carat or fouf 
 
 grains. 
 ><wJ" tesnwoh or ... ^> motesaweh, Falling into 
 
 the mud, subsiding to the bottom. 
 
 -j tcsawwod or * ^^L* molesawwid, Marrv- 
 
 ing. [* n g' traficking. 
 
 3^**5 tesawwoR or (_3^z* moi^sawwik, Trad- 
 ii j.^j' iesawwok or ^i >v ^u vioiesawwik, Rubbing, 
 
 emaciated, and staggering (cattle.) 
 l^4j tesweya, Equality, chiding any one, ere* 
 
 ~*oU* r rf*^" -' 
 
 ating anew, vitiating. y <JL*sJ * C$/*^< 
 
 yMj^*J teswees, Appointing. H n ^ 
 
 t.j-yj tesitieet, Lashing with a scourge, mix- 
 ~j tesweegh, Permiting, allowing. 
 *Ju.j**3 tesweef, Promising again and again. 
 Xi ^' tesweck, Sending away, committing 
 
 business to the management of others. 
 +fs tesiveek, Rubbing the mouth or teeth 
 with a certain weed. 
 
 ^3 tesweem, Sending cattle to pasture, train- 
 ing a horse, compelling. 
 
 M 3
 
 [ 434 ] 
 
 [smooth. 
 
 teseMiol or ^.'^ tnoteseliliel, Easy, making 
 j tes-heed, Stimulating to watchfulness. 
 
 tes-heel, Rendering easy. 
 3 tesee, A kind of porcupine. [To beg. 
 
 tesyar, Walking, travelling, j^j teseyol, 
 j tesyd>, Allowing to go free, giving. 
 - tesyetj , Fencing a wall with thorns. 
 J tesy^.h, Making water to flow. 
 tesyeer, Sending, driving, [short straw. 
 >/**; tesyeea* Bedaubing walls with mud and 
 $*r> tesyecl, Letting water flow. 
 . 1 tesh, A saw, a hatchet, fire. 
 - 5 u-j tesha-Offi, Considering as ominous. 
 ^ LKJ teslialor or ^jUJi moteshhlir, Advanc* 
 
 ing close to one another in battle array. 
 ^3bUj tesJMok, Intricate. 
 *jLKJ teshaloh, Similar, resembling, 
 fjlij teshatpm, Scolding, mutual reproach. 
 teslicijor, Contending, opposition. 
 sltoJihy Displaying avarice or selfishness. 
 lte tesliUihos, Split (the head,) uneven 
 (teeth,) yawning. 
 
 t, Society, company.
 
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 Lj( 
 
 tf^Lij teshhree, Irritating one another, 
 js. lj fcsM-oror^U&c motesha-ir, Becoming 
 hairy, professing or pretending to be a poet. 
 Ji lj teshaghol or ^ i.^ moteshaghil, Seizing 
 
 one another. 
 c_5 UiJ teslibf or <_J Liz* motesJiaf, .Diligent, 
 
 accurate, drinking all that is in a vessel. 
 cJj U.j tesliak or ej> uj^ wotesh&, Distress- 
 ing one another. [tual opposition. 
 ^s l^J teshhkos or ^^ Liiu vnotesha&is, Mu- 
 J^ Uj tesJiakol or ^ lijj^ nioteshafril, Mutual re- 
 semblance, [one another. 
 *^, l^i 1 teshakoh or **=, l^^o inoteshbkeh, Like 
 ,.^r liij teshbkee or /e ^2^x^ moteshafree. Com- 
 
 t-> L-- 
 
 plaining of each other. 
 
 _^ LKJ' ^5/? a noo, Reciprocal hatred, [ing together. 
 j l^y teshawor or j ^ Liju motesh&wir, Conspir- 
 
 ^ ^ U,j teshtiwus or ^ 5 ls&* moteshawis, Look- 
 ing through half-shut eyes from pride or 
 anger. [i^g? fearing. 
 
 ciJ _. UJ teshatt'ofor cJ^ UL moteshbwif, Slight- 
 
 ijli^ teshawul or ^ l^.^, moteshh'wU, Attack- 
 ing one another. 
 
 4 Us teshtyo or ^j Ujju moteslihye, Associating.
 
 1 436 
 
 t Seizing, holding firmly, 
 ij teshdlok or &&;* moteshellift, Mixed, one. 
 teshelloh or *>;o, moteshelleh, Resembling, 
 teshbecl, Praising the beauty of a \\ o- 
 
 / 
 
 xx~j' teihleeh, Expanding, extensive, [num. 
 
 tcshleeJc, Twisting, plaiting. 
 Ljij* tcshlecl, A. fish-hook. 
 *>xij teshl&eh, Comparison, a simile. 
 <c_ t$-^j' tesh[>eela,t> Plur. of JAA^J tcsllceh. 
 ^^J tesht, A bason. 
 
 >">' tesliteh, A watch, a cloth, a basket, ?. dish, 
 *AXiJ tesktett, Separating, dispersing, [thirty. 
 p&> teshtcer, Reproaching. 
 
 j' tcshejjo or s\Z'^* moteshejjea, Roasting 
 of or displaying strength or courage. 
 
 j* teshjecr, Making in the form of tree. 
 A^cv^j teshjcca, Making or calling bold. 
 ^sviJ teshjecn, Afflicted, tormented, 
 sj teshch, Boldness, avidity, wickedness, 
 ij tesh-hot or k*\^^ moteshhit t Wallow- 
 ing (a boy,) weltering in his blood (a 
 wounded man.) 
 
 tesh-hecz, Sharpening, pointing. 
 tcsh-licct, Besmearing with blood.
 
 j tcslMe?s> Distinguishing perfectly. 
 \&'j te$heddo%h or <*."* moteshedd'M, Bro- 
 ken (head.) " fborated. 
 J ieshecMtid or * .x&r,* wioteslieddid, Corro* 
 *>i-j' t&shdcekfi, Breaking any thing. 
 L>^J tcshdeed, Corroborating, putting thevor- 
 thographical 'mark (*) over letters which 
 denotes that they should be doubled; also 
 the name of the character itself, 
 j && teslizee?>> Pruning, imbarking (a tree,) 
 ^^ tesha&ez, Dividing. [impel! ing, 
 J ; j 'teshrcib or _^ 5 Drinking, a draugf.t. 
 j tesherrod, Suddenly taking flight through 
 fear, singular. [nowned, ornamented. 
 ^ teshcrrof or c9^*^ motesherrif, Ke- 
 ^BJ tesherrok or uJ? j-^i'x, motesherrik, Sitting, 
 walking in or being exposed to the heat 
 of the sun. [ing with another. 
 t teslierrok or ^K-ijU inQt&herrffi, Participate 
 *v<c;j te&heTfoni or ^ ^';.^ mutc&herri.n, Torn, 
 lacerated. (each other. 
 tf^Jij teshcrrce or tf yUx> motesherree', Irritating 
 4-0 Jsj teshrcel), Drinking, imbruing, staining, 
 'g\j^j tcshreej, Shutting a purse, -mixing, 
 
 N 3
 
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 VAWJ 
 
 ;&> to*hteh, Declaration,. cutting (meat,) 
 ^' teshrced, Defaming. [anatomy. 
 
 j' teshreer, Drawing a sword, flourishing it, 
 J teslirecz, Ruqishing. [raining plentifully.. 
 : jZ3 teslireca, Leading cattle to water. 
 
 l teshreef, Enobling, dignifying, visiting, 
 -j^ij- teshreefat, -Plur. of tjij^ teshreef. 
 
 j tes/ireek, Drying flesh in the sun, tend- 
 ing towards the east. [i n g 
 j5 teshreek, Associating with, commuriicat- 
 
 J' teshreeni) Tearing, returning. 
 2 \ ^.jjjXj teshrcen-cuvu'el, A syro-macedonian 
 month, answering to October. 
 
 tvsliczzor or^ytx* moteshezzor, Enraged, 
 preparing for battle. [i n g> (in l^ivv, &c.) 
 yij- teslieiwon or ^^jsju Tnpte*bezzw t Oppos- 
 .3 teshseea, Putting latchets (to shoes.) 
 &J tcshe&tee or ^L^^o motcshezzee, Split in- 
 to shivers. [pagated. 
 ? teshe-ob or <_^iJU motcsJic-il, Divided, pro- 
 j teshe-osh or L jui;i moteihe-ith, Stained, 
 scattered. [to grow. 
 j teshe-or or ^KL* moteshe-ir, Causing hair 
 sj tcshc-ol or JA^U wol#ffie-H f Burning, in- 
 flamed.
 
 ^j tesh-e(d>, Divided into branches, repair- 
 ing a broken vessel. 
 AJ tesh-eer, Becoming hairy. 
 
 j te'shgheet', Raising a tumult, exciting any 
 
 thing ruinous to another. 
 
 J tesheffb, Interceding, deprecating. 
 
 j tesheffee, Pacified, x/JU; j tethfiyet, Curing. 
 
 KJ. teshfeea, Admitting the intercession of 
 
 one person for another. 
 
 3 teshfeek) Weaving in the worst manner. 
 teshekto% or u&zz motesliekkok, Divided. 
 teshkeyct> Rendering miserable. 
 teshkeeh, Beginning to redden (dates.) 
 teshkees, Dividing amongst partners. 
 f* tosh}, Extreme cold. 
 teshelkor or j.^s.XLe moteshekkir, Return- 
 ing thanks for favours. [i n g- 
 teshekkok or ^jSaxwi* moteshekkik, Doubt- 
 teshekkol, Half-ripe, beautiful. 
 teshekkee, Lamenting. [Forming, figuring. 
 *shkeek, Creating doubt. ^s=^3teMeel $ 
 teshelshol, Coming drop by drop. 
 ^JUKJ ieshleej, A cushion for kneeling at pray- 
 ers, making bare.
 
 [ 440 ] 
 
 icshcnimot or c^z* motesJiemmif, Ex* 
 communicating, marking with ignominy. 
 z izshemmor or ^ii* moteshemmir, Lilting 
 
 the lappet of a garment. 
 j- texlnnekhet, Pride, loftiness. 
 w-iJ teskemmo* or v^sjxx'-o moJeshemmix, Con- 
 tracted, knit (brow.) [ed. 
 
 p^x. nwteshemmil, Conceal- 
 
 tesJiejitmom or *^Z* inotesheinn<.itUt Dis- 
 covering the cause of a smell, [hopeless. 
 ^'S teshmect, Blessing any one, collecting, 
 j tesh nicer, Diligence, tucking up the gar- 
 ment, ready, walking haughtily. 
 KJ teshweek, Inflaming with desire. 
 io te&hwee* t Thorny (trc(!) sharp teethed 
 (camel.) [rnel without milk.) 
 
 teshweel, Shrivelled (as the udders of a ca- 
 iij tesfrehhod or jyiA motcshekhrd, Making a 
 profession of religion. 
 j teshdihol or 3^^;^ tnotfthehtolt Fiuling 
 (complexion.) [eagerly. 
 
 t&ihehhet or c ^.Xx) mQte$Kek1tee 3 Wishing, 
 Sf^j teah-kcyet, Full of desire, wanton, [pine, 
 J^j tesh-heel, Injuring. ^ teshte, A porcu-
 
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 3uj tcsldyet, Willing, making willing. 
 p*~i tebMyekh or Q*^ moteshiyikh, Shewing 
 AJ tesheer, A shady place. [old age, 
 
 JcxiJ teslriyet or L^^c mote-sh yit, Burnt. 
 ,,k^-J teshetun or , J3A2* motesheetin, Proud. 
 
 U : o : 
 
 iij tesheerb or */ju, molesheen^ Resembling 
 
 one's father, walking. 
 
 w&J tashyekhi Growing aged. [brick.) 
 
 J" txshyett, Confirming, raising high (a fa,- 
 ^s teshyet, Emaciated, burning up* 
 *AJ fe$hyeea Accompanying. 
 
 j tesabe.: or ^j Uaxx. ynofesblee, Inflaming 
 with love, deceiving (a woman.) [terin'g. 
 tesadofvr c_j i Lo^, motesxdif, Eucoun- 
 tc&bdole or (.Jj^Lfl^ motesbdi'; t Cult;-? 
 vating sincere friendship. 
 
 te.sadom or * ^ Uaxx inoteshdim, Collision. 
 
 _? 
 
 IU 
 
 i' tdszrij or < i^Uttj Plur. of J^j" or 
 i 1 tesreef. [another. 
 
 * j Uaj tesarom or *_, U^, moteshrim, Cutting one 
 tesi-ol or ^^ USA^ motesaib, Hard, trou- 
 tesa-od, Superior, difficult. [blesome. 
 tesfcghor or^Laxx, motes&ghir, Displeas- 
 ing, debasing one's self. 
 o
 
 UsJ 
 
 [hands* 
 
 v '**j fesafofi, Taking by the hand, shaking 
 jb Uaj tes&fok or i__I; UwU motesafik, Joining 
 hands on a ba'ga n. [ly to each other. 
 W; texafee or ^ U)U mo esafee, Acting sincere- 
 i*aj tcsaloh or 1 UaZ< TKoteMih, Reconciled to- 
 gether, [deaf. 
 tesbin or * UaZ* motesam, Feigning to be 
 ej fes&nccf, PJur. of ol/jAoi' tesnecf. 
 jj tcsaireer, Plur. of ^yJ tesweer. 
 i- tes&yoh, Calling to another. [elapsed. 
 j' tescbbob or ^Ajtaju nwtcscllib, Poured out, 
 t&ebboh'GS ^\'<Xx) mofesS'bih, Slumbering 
 in the morning, taking breakfast. 
 j tesellor or ^AA*^C nwteseH'ir, Patient. 
 
 teselstjl or.t^jtdu vwtesebsil, Spent (the 
 best part of the night,) most audacious. 
 
 tesellee or ^^U viotesMee, (A girl) hav- 
 ing a child. [drink. 
 ft'slcc/i, Salutingin the morning, giving 
 J tesleer, Desiring one to have patience. 
 J teslecn, Kubbing with soap. 
 x*^ tesetio or ^>^i< uwtescttla, Going back- 
 wards and forwards, coming naked.
 
 t 443 ] 
 
 'AOJ fesettotn or ^'^ux mot&settiin,, Springing ra- 
 pidly- [ror in reading or writing. 
 
 J teschliof or eJLs\AaV-o motcsekkif, An er- 
 j tesheeh, Amending, arranging. 
 j tes-heef, Also see c-i^*J 
 D teseddor or^ A*aju mbt&seddir t Taking pre- 1 
 cedence. [dissipated. 
 
 teseddoa or ^ jy*^ motesaddia, Cleft, split, 
 J i&eddof'OT ( _ 5 AAOX^ moteseddif, Declin- 
 ing, averted. [giving alms. 
 
 -^^flj teseddok or c^osxaxx moteseddif , Alms,, 
 J teseddec, Presuming, undertaking, oppos- 
 J> tesdiyet, Clapping with the hands, [ing. 
 j te^deed, Drawing up an army. 
 j. <XAOJ tesdeer, Yielding precedence, sweating. 
 K^jsAaJ tesdeect, The head-ach, perplexity, &c. 
 o U Juoj tesdee-at, Plur. of ^j .XAOJ 
 Jej^Asj tesdee.lt, Verifying, approving. [out. 
 feserrokh or ^y^A^ motesenikh, Crying 
 1 fesewof'ar cj^^u moteserrif, Posses- 
 sion, dexterity, patronage. 
 o Uj^aJ teserrofat, Plur. of c3^Aai c teserrof. 
 
 teserrom or ., ^xi<c moteserrim, Rescinded 
 j tesreeb, Drinking sour milk, [obstinacy^
 
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 ^ Overthrowing, making two-fold, 
 L ^ te&rccf, Changing, converting, inflect- 
 ing, drinking pure (wine.) 
 j tesi-od or J^A^X* juotesi-od, Important. 
 ^Afij tesye?, Raising up, melting. 
 
 , Making faces in contempt. 
 lo}, Poverty. 
 
 i te8gheer f Diminution, a diminutive noun. 
 uaJ tcscffvh or ^v'^aXx mo.cscffih, Examining 
 minutely. [inversion. 
 
 sfffijfc or uAuoXx wotesefffi, Impediment, 
 yett Purifying, bright. 
 
 h, Making broad, expanding. 
 uittj tesfeed, Fastening,' tying. 
 ATJtaj tetfter, Making yellow or pale. 
 uJusj tcsfecf t Arranging, drawing up an army 
 in order of battle. 
 
 tesfeeZ, Pouring water from one vessel 
 into another, leading cattle from pasture 
 to pasture. [bword.) 
 
 j iesellot or c^^Hc viotescllit, Drawing (a 
 S i^ella or ^a^> niolesellia, Bursting fr- in 
 behind a cloud (the sun, &f.) fconading. 
 i ^&* motesclljf', Boasting, gas-
 
 [ 445 ] 
 
 aJ' iesellok or 
 
 (a woman in labour.) [ed. 
 
 tesdlee or ^^W., motesellee, Burnt, scorch- 
 j teselleyet, Becoming hot (fire.) 
 J tesleel, Crucifying, making the sign of 
 the cross, &c. making hard. 
 j tese.mmo or +&*.* motesemmia, Stained 
 
 j tcsmeet, Silent. [(with blood, &c.) 
 j fest'ieea, Getting to the summit. 
 
 tesmeem, Resolution, .constancy. 
 J' tesenno or ^Aa^ moteseniHa, Ostentation 
 of art, adorning one's self, [ed, discoloured. 
 
 tesennofor LJ;a)U motesennif> Excoriat- 
 
 tesneea, Dressing elegantly (a girl.) 
 yAAi 1 tesneef, Invention, putting forth leaves 
 (a tree.) [ing (rain, &c.) 
 
 AOJ tesetvwulor^juz';.* motesewwib, Descend- 
 j teseivwoh or ^^z* motesewwih, Divided 
 (hair in ringlets.) [don, reflection. 
 
 j tesaivivur or .^L>, motesawwir, I m agin a - 
 
 tesawwo or f.^z motesawwi, Dispersed, 
 withered (plant.) 
 
 oJ tesawwufor o ^'^ motesawwifor oijyaj* 
 Contemplation, speaking an obscure jar-
 
 [ 446 ] 
 
 gon (as the eastern sophs or religions de- 
 j tesawu'un, Self-preservation, [voices.) 
 t e sic eel, Approving. 
 J teswcet, Resounding, exclaiming. 
 i' tesweeh, Drying, withering, an (herb ) 
 j tcswecr, A picture, image. [round. 
 
 tesweea, (Wind) drying plants, making 
 tcswecl, Carrying any thing by water. 
 J tesseh, Grief, sorrow. 
 J teseiyud or ^aZ* moteseiyid, Hunting. 
 
 teseiyefor U^a^ moteseiyif, Having sum- 
 mer weather. [ter. 
 
 tesyer, Effecting, returning, confining wa- 
 j- tez&joniorp*. L^u moiezajini, Controver- 
 sy, obliquity. [ing at one another. 
 
 Uii tezahuk or &> l^L motezahik, Laugh- 
 j- tciMir or^U;^ motezzur, Injuring onea- 
 nother. [motion. 
 
 j tetarui or <__, ,Ui* iwfa&nb, In com- 
 f ^ro6- or ^ j l^u mote%aria t Unequal, 
 making war. 
 
 /esjd-ofor olc [*ji,inoteza-if, Doubling. 
 iJ texbghot or kl^U motezaghit, Croud- 
 ing, pressing.
 
 UaJ* 
 
 [al hatred, 
 
 aj tezaghon or ^ Usi* motezxg/iin, Mutu- 
 t j Ixaj tezhjf oi'o I*AA^J woto&^Pressing, crowd- 
 ing, [uthe-r. 
 jj l*aj tczafor or 5 Ui^, motexbjir, Helping each 
 ]as\jtezdifot or fa IxiiU motezajit, Compact, 
 firm (in flesh.) 
 oj tezhfon or (3 ; l^i^ nwtez&fin, See ^5 Us 
 
 tezam or f UaX^ motc%hm, Joined, accu- 
 mulated, [(mind or place.) 
 Ju Ucu iezhyok or ju i^u motezayi/t, Narrow 
 
 cx&eclt Shutting the door, fatness. 
 aS tezejjr> Agitation, perturbation. 
 
 tezehhok or ^Vs^e^ wotezMifi, Laugh- 
 ing, mocking. [ing a sheep. 
 ij texheyet, Proceeding slowly, sacritic- 
 i&rob or v^*aX^ motezerrib, Beating, 
 raised. [blood,) expending. 
 s ^>oj ttxerroj or - ^o* motezerrij, Stained ( with . 
 - >aj tezerrom, Kindling (fire or rage.) 
 KJ&UOJ tezfizo, Destruction, desolated, depress- 
 ed, humbling one's self. 
 Ljij tezeef, Doubling, multiplying, weak. 
 SJ tcvfccr, Twisting (ha>^
 
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 [meat and drink.) 
 
 tezello or ^a^> motexellia, Satiated (with 
 aj tezaleea, Cutting in slices (a melon,) 
 painting the sides (of a vest.) 
 
 tezleel, Causing to err, destroying. 
 J tczemmoJth or ^V^XA, mote%cmmikh i A- 
 nointing, (the body.) 
 
 tezemmod ortX-^Xx mote^emraid, Binding 
 up, dressing with a plaster (a wound.) 
 -A^i' tezcmmor or ^az* motezemmir, Slender, 
 becoming lean and withered (in the face.) 
 A.-V^' le&neer, Making lean. 
 .j^AoJ tezween, Repairing damage, becoming 
 security, lending upon interest. [man.) 
 ^*e tetennec or ^/^ motezcnnce, Prolific (wo- 
 , j*as texetwvor OT j*aZ* motezeivivir, Exclaim- 
 ing, a complaint, hunger. [fumed. 
 
 tczawivooa or yaZ* niotezawwia, L\:r- 
 j tezweyet, Pellucid, turning aM'ay from. 
 
 s tezweyet, Meeting, assembling. 
 
 _ 
 j tczheeb, Broiling upon a hot stone. 
 
 jiA^ tevcjyofor ^^^> motezciyif, Being a fol- 
 lower or sectary, met. [to straits. 
 
 iuaj tczefyox or o>^cuU 'niotczciyifc, Reduced
 
 -A/ij texyeeh, Diluting milk with water. 
 ^ii' te-zyeea, Losing, consuming. 
 uAAA^ tezyeef, Causing to incline or decline. 
 vjuAAAi 1 tetycck, Restraining, arguing closely. 
 jUaj telalo, Agreeable to nature, [deafness, 
 ji itaj tetaroshoi' ( ^ J \.] a ^ motetarish, Feigning 
 ft ILj teia-om or *.t Uaxxi nioiet<i-im, Billing (as 
 
 turtles.) 
 tf clkj % teta-on or ^e UaX^ motcta-in, Letting By 
 
 at one another in battle, &c. [plication, 
 e^lkj' teth,wo or ^^llaxx moietbwi, Giving ap- 
 3jUsj tetatvol m' ^Ik^ motetawil, Usurpation, 
 
 treachery, stretching out the neck to look 
 
 at any thing. [flowing hair. 
 
 _, ilaj tetayor or , ,lkL mofetayir, Dispersed, long 
 ^^^ tetebl'ol or c^.vta^c moteiMil, Professing 
 
 the medical art. 
 wxkj tetello or xk motet cilia, Agreeable to 
 
 nature, compleatly replenished. [sonant. 
 
 j tetclbofc or Jukx. wofetelfaf, Equal, con- 
 tetleely Shaving, (a bottle) suspended 
 
 from a tent-pole in order to churn butter. 
 
 etleeM, Growing (as a boy.) 
 KAxLi- tetleea, Loading well, making a proper 
 
 impression (with a seal,) besmearing. 
 
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 [ 450 ] 
 
 uAk" tetleefti Comparing, opposing face to 
 
 face, army to army, adapting. 
 *. laj teterros or u~ ; la^ moteterris, Disdaining, 
 
 abstaining from. [ing health. 
 
 jaj teferrosh or yiJaX moteterrisk, Recover- 
 
 JiJaj teterrols, Crossing, distraction. [ing. 
 
 JaJ teterrom or - ^x* moteterrim, Stammer- 
 
 Jaj- tetreeh, Making a-new, freshening. 
 
 v., tj tetreeh, Projecting greatly, extending a 
 
 building in length. 
 . ky tetre&d y Driving away, holding out or 
 
 brandishing, pursuing. [tering. 
 
 ^j tetreez, Embroidering. ^^ tetrees, Scat- 
 
 u J^ tetreek,ln labour, (a woman,) being near 
 
 laying eggs (a bird.) 
 
 j tet-um or ^xk^ inotct-iin, Tasting, sipping. 
 
 i- iel-ecm, engrafting a branch. 
 &j teteffol or 3JiLi^ mofeteffil, Going uninvit- 
 i'xiki' tetfeyet, Extinguishing. [ed to a feast. 
 A-Iaj telfi&r, Turning to cream (milk.) 
 
 tetfeel, Near setting (the sun,) beginning 
 
 to darken (the night.) 
 
 > tetellob or t.JJ^u motet ellib, Enquiring. 
 tetellos or ^jjoju motetellis, Erazed^ defac- 
 
 ed (writing.)
 
 [ 451 ] 
 
 M. 
 
 ; tetello or ^Xtx* motetelli, Filled (a mea- 
 sure,) considering, staggering. 
 
 tetcllok or uJiXkXx, motet ellik, Flying ra- 
 pidly (a doe,) uncovered. 
 j tetellee or xtu^ motetellee, Bedaubed with 
 
 oil, pitch, &c. addicted to pleasure. 
 j tetleet, Morbid, anointing. 
 j tethch, Fatiguing (a camel.) [Lifting up. 
 tetlees, Brazing (writing.) *U(J tetleea, 
 cJLXU tetleef, Superadding. [loosening. 
 
 j tetleek, Dismissing, repudiating a wife, 
 ; tetleem, Baking bread under the ashes. 
 
 tetemmos or ^^Li^c motetemmis, Oblite- 
 rated. [loosing a veil, 
 
 j tetmeer, Folding together, dropping or 
 j* tetmeem, Alighting upon a branch (a bird.) 
 
 tetneet, Curing one of a distemper, &c. 
 ju;laJ tetneef, Suspecting, applying the mind to, 
 teleweh or c> t^ motetewih, Wandering at 
 random. 
 
 jfej tetewwod, Going round mountains. 
 3 tetewwes, Dressing gaudily (a woman ) 
 -jtetewwo or *!*** motetawwi, D^ing a 
 good action to which one is not obliged*
 
 t 
 
 S tetow-hej, Voluntary, a pilgrimage. 
 i* tetewwqf or o ^L^ mofctewwif, Going 
 round (in procession.) [with a collar, &c. 
 j' tctoivuk or 6^l*A-o tnutetowik. Adorning 
 tetewwelor ^^SM mot etcivii.il, Favouring. 
 tetewtvee or tf^x^ motetetvwee. Coiling 
 up, writing spirally (a serpent.) 
 sj tctwecli, Destroying, forcing to love. 
 J ietweect, Permitting, pardoning the mur- 
 derer of a brother. 
 .ki' /c j tov<'/i Causing one to go round. 
 ojfcj tetweek, Granting. [ing. 
 
 j tetweely Extending, prolonging, prorogu- 
 S tetweelan, Prolixly. 
 
 i tetehhor or jJLsZ* motetclthir, Purification, 
 washing (with water, &c.) [iriiecled, 
 
 J tetehhol or ^^kXx, vwteiehhil, .Corrupted, 
 j tetehhom or ^t^ Wtotttgkhirft, Loathing, 
 J Ict-ii-cr, Purification. [abhorring. 
 
 ?j telyal, Complaisance, agreeableness. 
 xJeJ- teteyol: or ^^Lz^ moieteiyil, Embalmed, 
 perfumed with aromaticke or svvccl. herbs. 
 j teteiyor or ^LiU mo/c/^ir, C'onsidering as 
 a bad omen.
 
 [ 453 J 
 
 b*AAtaj tetyeel, Making beauti ful, fragra n t, sooth- 
 ing, pleasing. [pidity, impregnating, 
 
 .^kj tetyeer, Causing to fly or move with ra- 
 
 ^AAki' teiyeen, Bedawbing with clay. 
 
 J its tezalorn or J l&u motezalim, Injuring one 
 another, acting unjustly. 
 
 ,A U-j t&tbhor or J>\M vnotczahir, Assisting 
 and defending one another, appearing. 
 
 ^IsAlii' te%et>Xo& or <^&*&U motezebzil>, Falling 
 
 . . o 
 
 easily. 
 
 d .^j' teicrrof m j Ja*-o mofezerrif, Affecting. 
 t-o.Iij tezreel, Hard (nail, &c.) 
 ^itj tezqffbr or .iisx* motezfffir, Triumphing, 
 ^xilij' tezfeer t Making victorious, wounding 
 
 with the nails. 
 
 ,}JiIs5 tezettol or 3JJL motezellil, Shaded. 
 JjAisj tezleel,. Holding an umbrella above any 
 
 person. [without reason. 
 
 fAX? tevle&m, Exclaiming against oppression 
 tezmeet, Affected with extreme thirst. 
 
 j tezennon or y&Z* motczennin, Thinking, 
 
 suspecting. 
 
 tezehhor or ^SOM motetehlior, Protected. 
 Axisj- tezyeet, Vexed, distressed. ^ ta, Langour.
 
 t 454 
 
 UJ 
 
 or t-oUL mota,-atil>, Expostu- 
 
 .**. UJ tOrbjeel, Plur. of v^s tajik, [lating. 
 
 > Uj tn-ad or a ux^, mota-id, Exceeding in num- 
 ber 1000> 
 
 JaUj 1 ta-adol or ,\iUx^ mota-hdil, Equality. 
 
 iUJ 1a-.idee or g^Ui* inota-bdce, Carrying 
 on mutual hostilities. [disobedience. 
 
 UJ ta-a,7-oz or ^^ UXx> mota-kri%, Opposition, 
 $j UJ ta-rirofnr cJijLx^ mota-arif, Knowing 
 one another. [each other. 
 
 \ 3 UJ ta-azol or 3 j Ux* mofa-azil, Retiring from 
 
 t^j Ui' la-hzcc or ^ j UX^. moto-azee t Consoling. 
 
 ^.Uj la-ksor or ^UX^o inota-fislr, Perplexed. 
 a lJ ta-aihee or ^ l*x< mota-bshee, Purblind. 
 
 ujtlo I J / fctof or u9 UXx mota-atif, Having a 
 mutual affection, [thing to eat or drink. 
 
 t5 lUJ la-htce or ^tUx^ mota-htee, Taking any 
 
 (JoUj la-\zom, Behaving pompously. 
 
 .olju ta-a.'.ol>, Succeeding one another. 
 
 oo UJ ta-akod or jj Ux^ mota-ciKid, Forming con- 
 federacies, [killing each other. 
 
 j* UJ ta-aor or ^s UXx motd-b&ir, Wounding or 
 
 ^'Ijj ta-akol, Pretending knowledge. 
 
 l-j ta-afcor or ^s> VtX- mota-kldi') Squab- 
 
 ) 
 
 bling, litigating. '
 
 [ 455 ] 
 
 t 
 
 UJ 
 
 [sion, Inversion. 
 
 3 ta,-&,los or UM^UZ* iiwta-kkh, Conver- 
 
 ia-CLko?, or t^UiU 77/o/fl-a'^, Contend- 
 ing for glory, [known. 
 ^J Uj ta-ahm or J UJU tnota-alim, Universality, 
 ^5 us fa-alec, Approving, conspicuous, acceding, 
 the third person preterite; ta-&I& is often 
 joined to the name of God and signifies 
 the most high. fgether. 
 ^ l*j ta-amol or ^ \^nw!a-am?l, Dealing to* 
 j^ (jGia-bmee or ^ UAX rriota-toe^Blind, feign- 
 ing blindness. [tual embrace. 
 
 Jo bj ta-ano} or ^ 3CH;u mota-knifr, A mil' 
 
 ki 1 ta-awod or i^UXxi mota-hivid, Running 
 in a tumultuous manner to the general (an 
 army.) [conspiring. 
 
 Iw ta-hiven or ^.^^ I z mota-a?.vin, Assisting, 
 Ijo ta-ahod or XAUX* wota-aliid, Confede- 
 rating, conspiring. 
 I Js3 Us to-ahodat, Plur. of jyt <3//c?. 
 Ixj ta~b,yu1j or u^.UiCo mota-ayil, Plur. of 
 .*** o^"6. [each other. 
 
 o ta-hyur or ^., Uz inota-hyir, Reproaching 
 16, Lassitude, trouble, labour.
 
 [ 453 ] 
 
 xsi' tall'ol* Given to wine, [tion, distinction. 
 
 i' tealeet, Arranging, accustomed, composi- 
 i' talced, Reducing to slavery, delaying, ho* 
 sitating. [praise. 
 
 talecr, An explanation, transmitting, 
 AAXJ talees, Austere, knitting the brows. 
 LA*J' ta-tbl, Reprehension, hopping on one foot 
 (a man,) &c. 
 
 -^ or j^jo:. mot a- tit, Inconstant. 
 ta-tod or <xu. inota-iid, Excelling, 
 tata, Confusion, false. [ignorance. 
 
 ta-tuh or ^XauL mo1a-tih t Furious, feigning 
 3 ta-teeor iS Zj&, wota-fec, Exorbitant, proud. 
 Uj' ta-teed, Adorning, preparing for. 
 uu ta-teek, Making old, keeping long. 
 JO' tateein t Hesitating, doing any thing slow- 
 ly, &c. 
 ta-sor or jkxZ mota-sir, Stammering. 
 
 ta-sekol or J^*^> mota-seil, Having in- 
 tangled branches (a palm-tree.) [bad habit. 
 ta-selob or ^au^.inota~i^Ul t Lean, in a 
 Uj ta-scenor yu^B^Struck v\ ith admiration. 
 
 ta-0'jol or ^^CUAX mota-ojjd, 
 tion, wondering.
 
 [ 457 ] 
 
 u ta-ajjoj, Filled with smoke (a house.) 
 j ta-ajjor or j^sxs mota-ajjir, Covering 
 one's self, wrinkled in the belly from fat- 
 ness. 
 
 u ta-ajrof, Troublesome, importunate, 
 t j ta-ajjoz, Mounting upon. 
 
 C j ta-ajjol or J^SA^ v\ota-ajjU, Hastening. 
 
 / 
 j ta-ajjoln or :*ASSWC? In haste, hastily. 
 
 u ta-ajjah or ^asvou mota-ajjih, Intricate, 
 (business.) 
 
 u' tajeez, Growing old (a woman.) 
 o ta-jeefi Eating to excess, restraining 
 tajeel, Haste- [one's self, 
 
 rf tajeem. Translating into Persian, 
 o tajeeli, Endeavouring by sarcasms to 
 promote, a quarrel between two men. 
 u tadad, Number, computation, 
 jj ta-addod, Plurality, variety, exceeding 
 (10,000,) ready. ' [to pass. 
 
 u tadcyct, Turning away the face, causing 
 Oy. JOG tadeed, Numbering, disposing in order, 
 ^j &-3 tadeel, Equation, considering as lawful 
 
 (witness proofs.) 
 *jjgu tadeem, Annihilating, destroying,
 
 tadecn, Dunging (ground.) 
 j ta-azzor, Difficulty, stained, making an 
 apology. [prehension. 
 
 ta-azzol or ^ 5^ mota-azzil, Bearing re- 
 
 taxed, Punishment, torment. 
 j> tazeer, Advancing a false excuse, be- 
 smearing with dung, destroying. 
 orJ tazcck, Lopping the branches (of a palrn,} 
 
 /xee/, Blame> reprehension. 
 taar, Heat of war or battle. 
 'S ta-arroj or 7 *^ wota-arrij t Having aa 
 irregular form (a building ) 
 
 arrororjjxZ, mot a- an rV,Scabby,mangy. 
 i ta-arroz or jyX^o mLta-arriz, Obdurate, 
 painful (business ) [love (for a wife.) 
 
 3 ta-arros or u-^JLo viotu-arrix, Showing 
 j ta-arrosh or JL ^M rnoia- a n ish, Fixing a 
 residence. 
 
 j fa-arm* or ^xiu wo d-nrr<%, Opposi- 
 tion, loss, happening, exposed [knowing. 
 c_J JTJ /a-r/m>/'or <J^*^, mota-nrrif, Notifying, 
 j ta-arrok or o^>X^ mola-arri , Stripping 
 the bark from a tree or the flesh from the 
 bone.
 
 * >J^ * 
 
 *O*j' tarcet, Laying bare. ^ ^3 ia-rcej, Intent 
 
 x>j*j* ta-rced, Flying, taking refuge. [upon. 
 
 ^sj tareer, Dunging (land,) afflicting. 
 
 vjj*j tarecz, Hiding, corrupting. 
 
 L OJJSJ t arees, Alighting (travellers, &c.) 
 
 (ja>j.j tarces, Drying (meat, &c.) 
 
 lycujt* tarecz, Enlarging, rendering obnoxious. 
 
 cJujjrf taretf, Affirmation, explanation. 
 
 ju j*s tareek, Diluting wine with a little water. 
 
 ^Jbyj {Gre-efct Pinching, squeezing. 
 
 f j tareem, Mixing. 
 
 tarecn, Fixing the point on a spear. 
 
 ta-a.%zol) or ^yt^ niofa-azzil, Celibacy, 
 ivjsj ta-azzox, or ^y'M inota-azzlz, Rendered 
 
 powerful, firm in flesh. 
 ^YXJ ta-azzol or ^sOU ruota-azzil, Removed 
 
 from office, revolting. 
 
 v*j ta-azzee bt > .g^U~tttofa--(i22e, Belonging. 
 _*j VRJ' lazes?', Desisting long, pasturing at night 
 
 in the deserts. 
 
 tXi vxj taw yet. Consolation, condolance. fing. 
 oyJ tazeer, Correction, &c. honouring, load- 
 jj yu tazeez, Moistening the earth sufficient!/ 
 
 (raia.)
 
 [ 460 ] 
 
 fazed, Residing. 
 
 tazeem, Reading verses of the alcoran 
 as preventatives against inchantments. 
 tas or u**^ mot as, Perdition. 
 'j ta-assor, Difficulty. [oppression. 
 
 *,*2 ta-assof or c-i**xL mota-assif, Iniquity, 
 ta-assok or UUA. mola-assik, Assiduous, 
 diligent. [diligently. 
 
 * ta-asson or j.^*^ mota-assin, Searching 
 J taseer, Rendering difficult. 
 , Uv-*)' taseel, Dressing victuals, or making 
 sweemeats with honey. 
 
 ta-ashshoJi or Jucjou Tnota^asJisM^, Mak- 
 ing or falling in love, [ing up, withering. 
 j ta-aslishoni or -ijO* inotcHa&hihim, Dry- 
 j ta-ashshec or ^,^010 inota-ashshee, Supping. 
 J ta-sJieel, Luxuriant in herbage (fields.) 
 tasJieet, Giving or receiving a supper, 
 proceeding gently. 
 
 tasheer, Decimating, dividing into ten. 
 j* ta-as> A spasm, cramp or contraction. 
 
 ta-assd> or 4_**3jt;u mota-assii', Partiality, 
 pbstinacy. [(grapes,) taking refuge. 
 
 x3 ta-assor or ,*i*;o. mota-assir, Pressed
 
 [ 46 1 ] 
 
 (V3JU . , 
 
 [protected. 
 
 j fa-asso.n or ^RAX. mota-assim, Defended, 
 & ta-dssce or CJ Aa*x^ inota-assee, Beating olF, 
 or drawing out, rebelling. 
 
 J hisccf', Pruning trees, reducing people 
 to misery (a scarce year.) 
 
 i 1 taxed, Having a difficult painful birth. 
 ,ta*5 ta-attor or u^^, mota-attir, Fragrant. 
 
 -atfosh, Feigning thirst, wishful. 
 j' ta-attof or < iUxxx) mota-attif, Commise- 
 rating, putting on a cloak. 
 J ta-attol or ^LxX* moia-aUil, Idle, vacant, 
 u' ta-attee or ^LyOU mota-attee, Making haate, 
 begging any thing in a present, ^kc tateer, 
 Lxj tatees, Causing to sneeze. [Perfuming, 
 asj tafeesh, Keeping long from drink. 
 *j tateet, Spliting, cleaving, [ccnce, pride. 
 is ta-a%%0iii or .Jsjt*^ mofa-azzim, Magnifi- 
 j tazeem, Reverence, resj^ect. 
 
 tazeeman, In honour of. [liquelv. 
 
 ta-qffoj or ^irX^ mota-qffij , Going ob- 
 JLxj ta-qffbr or j.*;u iriota-etffir, Soiling with 
 dust. [pi et y? chaste. 
 
 owy ia-qffbf or L^^XX) mota-affbf, Showing 
 
 T 3
 
 <uc 
 
 [ten, 
 
 ^Tyirf ta-affon or ^jus* mota-affm, Putrid, rot- 
 jjSta-qffte or tf wu mota-ajfee, Obliterated. 
 3ki*j tafiyet, Defacing, amending, arranging. 
 yjuj tafeer, Rolling in the dust, making white. 
 , oa>ixj tafces, Tinging with gall-apples. 
 eJuiiJ tafeek, Repelling. 
 cjiaj ta-akkol or ^oixx^ mota-akliib, Consider- 
 
 ing the end or tendency of any thing. 
 OsXjo ta-akkodor*S*i mota-akk : id> Bound, heap- 
 
 ed together (as sand.) [curved. 
 
 \J5*3 ta-dkkof or ^joixX^ rtota-a%fcif t Crooked, 
 jjixj ta-akTiol or jjix^ mota-akJiil, Foreseeing, 
 
 giving information. [conversation. 
 
 Juo ta-akkom or ^j^-Tnota-akkirn, Apposition, 
 .IA&U iakeelj Following, delaying. 
 vJiju takcer, Wounding desperately. 
 u-i/Juo tdkeef, Making crooked. 
 $j&sj takcel, Rendering intelligent. [upon a sticki 
 v^axj' tQ-tkkw or -jZjuio mota-akkiz, Leaning 
 ^^ajj ta-akkos or u ^^i^ mota-akkis, Crawling. 
 (iXxj ta-akkosli or J&^rnrtOr&itlfah, Contracted, 
 
 intangled hair. [far distant, 
 
 ta~akkoz oriLSaxc inota-ctktyx t Perplexed*
 
 [ 463 
 
 [hair. 
 
 j ta-akfrofor t__i.SaxL mota-akkif, Curled 
 t a- a/don or (: fju^ mota-akkin, Wrinkled 
 j takeer, Making dirty, soiling, [(from fat.) 
 i' takeez, Leaning upon a stick, directing 
 one's self by any thing. 
 
 takcesh, Becoming musty (bread.) 
 ; takeef, Curled hair. 
 1 ta-al, An inflammation in the jaws. 
 
 j td-cdlokj Parentage, relationship, con> 
 o liXiti' ta-allokbt, Plur. of jaau ta-allok. [merce. 
 ^j ta-allol or ,)JLjtz mota-allil, An excuse, 
 refusal, comforting one's self. [taught. 
 A.XJG ta-allom or Jisou ?o^-a//z?w,Teaching, being 
 ta-allee or ^x^ mota-allee, High, recover- 
 ing (from child bed labour, &c.) 
 j taleel>, Signing, cutting, crazing. 
 
 taleet, Elevating, hoisting up. 
 UM/JUIO' t a lees, Giving to taste, recovering health. 
 
 taleef, Feeding well (with fodder.) 
 j taleek, Suspension, suspended, captivat- 
 ed by love. 
 
 taleek, Making a proper use of money. 
 taleel, Causing one to make an excuse, 
 quieting,
 
 4(34 
 
 iulccm, Erudition, instruction. 
 fa-ftnimoj or ^3.^ mota-tnn ////', Oblin; 
 ty, \vrirhing> as a serpent. 
 j ta-amrnod or .x^X* mota-a-nunid, Giving 
 serious attention to an} thing. S-.aj.-ii/ 
 J ta-ammos or u^^Xx mota-arnmix, Perpler- 
 ed, uncertain, [deeper far into any thing) 3tc) 
 i*j ta-ammofc or .ji^x^ wofa-aniini&, (>oiiig 
 ta-dniwol or $+*n7iLo/a-<nnmil, Studying; 
 XA.-XXJ temiyet, Blindness, daiknr.ss [applying to. 
 c^.tfv.0' t unices, Beating any one. 
 
 ameetlt Supporting, baptizing. 
 t&meer, Repairing, rendering habitable. 
 3 tameesh Restoring to health. 
 
 fam&tt Deepening, penetrating, [woi 
 tameel, Appointing one governor, hire fur 
 j tameeni, Rendering universal. 
 3 tci-cimmt, Tallinglnto misfortune, seeking 
 the depression or destruction of an adv< 
 arv. y^y, beginning. 
 
 -annwjk, Setting about any thing, unskii- 
 xi tp-annok or.^ujuU tnota-aiftiffi, difficult to 
 pa- Is.) [fliction. 
 
 *j ta-aiwee or ^'^ mota-annee, Fatigue, afL
 
 fcJ* J 
 
 u*3 tan eel, Bearing grapes (a vine.) 
 JListj taneet, Taking or detaining a captive, fa- 
 QMAASTJ tanees, Remaining voluntarily, [tiguing, 
 tJuixjf tcL-nccf, Inconvenience, reproach, 
 JUA*J la-neek, Grasping the neck of another. 
 ^AJW taneen. Putting a title, &c. to a book,, 
 bridling, [ed. 
 
 Z 2*3 ta-awivoj or ^ ^'^ mota-awwij, Bent, curv- 
 fi^j 1 ta-aiutvod or ^ ^CL^uwta-awwid, Accustom, 
 ed, visiting the sick. [borrowed. 
 
 ; ytf ta-aivwor or^yiZ* uwfa-awwir, Borrowing, 
 6 >j ta-awiuok or o ^ niota-aivwib. Averted, 
 2oyj taweet, Barking, howling. [delaying, 
 j taweej, Bending, perverting. 
 >u t a- weed, Training a dog for hunting, &c. 
 becoming old (a camel,) [gainst evil, 
 
 xj' taw^ez, Having recourse to the deity a, 
 : j taweer, Depriving of an eye, carrying ofF, 
 refusing, lending. [of a verse, &c.) 
 
 3 tawees, Understanding with ease (the sense 
 s ta-wee%, Rewarding, 
 j taweek, Delaying, hindering, 
 j^s taweel, Placing confidence, howling, 
 3 taween, A matron, helping, 
 v 3
 
 [ -46G ] 
 
 >J 
 
 j ^sj tawceJt, Stopping on a journey. 
 x$*j ta-ahhod or j^jou mvta-ahhid, Promise, a 
 greement. [ ni g litigating. 
 
 _*A>J ta-aiyol or 4-^jtX^ mota-aiycb, Reproach* 
 ta-aiyosh or ^A*^ toiota-aiy&h', Procur- 
 ing a livelihood by labour. 
 ta-aiyot or Luu-o mola-myot, Watery exsu- 
 dations from wood or stone, [gracefully. 
 j ta-aiyol or -^^x-o viota-uiycil, Walking 
 ^j^o ta-aiyon, Visibility, existence, bringing to 
 
 light, conspicuous. 
 
 UAJU ta-aiyonat, Plur. of ^nj ta-aiyun. 
 ^u^xj toy eel, Fixing a stigma, reproaching, 
 jiuxotj tayces, Searching> groping for any thing 
 xwu tayeed, Celebrating a festival, [in vain. 
 
 J tayeer, Putting to the blush, disgracing. 
 <jiA>ju taycesh, Supporting, maintaining. 
 J-.YA;XJ tciyee\~, Vociferating, crying out. 
 3.XX3IJ- tayccl, Taking into a family, setting a 
 
 horse loose in a field. 
 
 <I jAAXj tayecn, ])cputing, ordering, prescribing. 
 *Jij teghte h, The sound or giggle made by 
 continued laughter. [dissimulation, 
 
 or Uuu .motcgalee, Negligence,
 
 '\tcgltar, A bucket, 
 
 j\X iegJtghar, Flowing (blood from a wound,) 
 *^bu tcghgKbreh, Running with rapidity. 
 <sj Liu tegharee, A water : pot, bucket, 
 j Us teghiz orjli^a moteghaz, Disputing. 
 ^ ; lj teghcizsl or ^j UL moteghazel, Soothing, 
 ^Uu' legnfaee or ^uuu mdleghhzee. Neglect* 
 ing, careless. [other in water. 
 
 k ULy teglthl or tU^o moteghbt, Plunging each 
 (jJs I*? teghatos or y^b lix^ woteghates, Indif- 
 ferent, ducking one another. 
 fc Uj tcghctfol or Jj Ux* moteghafil, Inadver- 
 tency, feigning negligence. 
 v^ U^' tegliklol) or ^J u^ moteghalil', Overcom- 
 ing one another. [herbage. 
 J ijo' teghahcoi ^ lix^ motegcilee, Growing tali 
 yo'Uj ieghkmox or^liXx. motcghcimiz, Wink- 
 ing to each other. [intercourse. 
 _3 to teghance or ^s iix x moteghknec, Giving up 
 j^lii teghatvor or^^lix^ mofegh&wir, Making 
 inroads upon one another for the sake of 
 . plunder. [ing one another. 
 bjU? teghawot or la^U;^ moteghawwit, Duck- 
 Ui 1 teghaweeorgj ux< nioteghawee, Asseirsbl-
 
 [ 468 1 
 
 UJ 
 
 ing from every quarter, and joining to de- 
 stroy others, [absent, withdrawing,standing. 
 vv.Uu teghayob or w. UXx moteghbyub, Being 
 oy'Us teghtyod or ^ UXx inotegkayid, Tender, 
 
 delicate (girl.) 
 
 Hi Uj* teghayez, Irritating one another. 
 t-Ju teghelt, Loss, failure, deformed, shameful, 
 Juxij teghleet, Hiding. [doubt, vice. 
 
 j*ss teghellor, Taking a wife of an advanced 
 v^iJ teghleel, Negligent. [age. 
 
 ^AAXJ teghleer, Raising or soiling with dust. 
 -*z*j tcgJitegh, A small jar, a large corn-mea^ 
 sure. [collision or fall of bodies. 
 
 AjfXij teghtegM, Sound proceeding from the 
 /.vOocj tegheddon or ^ joux motegheddin, Stag- 
 gering, flexible. [early, dining. 
 
 # *x>o tegheddee or ^ j^u motegheddee, Eating 
 'i^ xij teglidect, Causing to dine. 
 
 jucXxj teghdeed s Receiving one's portion. 
 
 * ooU tcghexzom or - jou^ inotcghezzim, Mag- 
 
 nificence, pride. [ed. 
 
 tehhezice, or t? .xiiu triotegh&xee, Nourish- 
 ij teghezzeet, Maintaining, retaining, urine, 
 spurting out blood (a vein.)
 
 ^I^RJ tegfierun, -Boiling (pot.) 
 
 wj JG teglierrol) or v jj^ motegherril, Being oy 
 
 becoming foreign, going towards the west, 
 ijK thcgherrodor $ j^ mote gher rid, Thewarb; 
 
 ling of birds, [a dangerous situation, boiling. 
 J.& tegherror or^ix* motegherrir, Being in, 
 Ji JVj tegherghor or J ^ -WQtegherghar, Garg^ 
 
 ling the throat. 
 
 Xj.ij teghreet, Anointing, gluing. 
 *-*i,x3 ieghveeb, Remaining at a distance, bar 
 
 nishing from a place, going towards the 
 
 west. 
 
 o yx3 teghrecs, Starving, allowing to starve, 
 ^j Jo teghreer., Exposing one's self to danger, 
 y^ j** tcgkffies, Planting a tree, [filling a bottle. 
 uajJo te?hree%, Exhausting, eating tender, fresh, 
 
 or young meat. ['*"> 
 
 tJu^iJ teghreek, Immerging, drowning, throt- 
 pjjju teghreeni, Compelling one to pay unjustly, 
 
 mulcting. [to go upon an expedition. 
 
 JL -Ju leghzcet, Sending or compelling (people) 1 
 3-ij teghessol or 3^xxxs iiiotegliessil, Washing 
 X/^j teghsheet, Covering, hiding, [the bodv, 
 
 Ju teghsheesh, Distracting.
 
 [to anger 
 
 ajb 1 teghezzolor t^ix* woteghezzil', Provoking 
 teghezzor or ^ix* moteghezzir, J5eclining a 
 receding. [nished. 
 
 oxj tcghe.zzoz or (ji^ix^ rnoteghizziz, Dimi- 
 teghezglioz or (jii^Ax, moieghey>gliiz> Di- 
 minished, deficient. [ruined, favourable, 
 iy tegliezzof or u^cAi^ inut^g]tezz[f\ Loose, 
 i' ieghei%on or^xii^ mpteghe%ian } Wrinkled. 
 teg/iL'zecz, Eatiiig any thing fresh or 
 ju tcg/tzeef, Making loose, [green, delicate. 
 j teghzcen, Enraged, wrinkled. 
 
 teghdros or^^laix^ w^o^7^///^ Inflam- 
 ed with anger or pride. 
 oii teghetrosh, Blind, seeing badly. 
 
 ( 5 lai,- teghctrofor^JjkxZ* nwteghe.trif, Proud, 
 
 self-important. [obscure (night.) 
 
 tegkettosh or ^jiL^u moteghetttsJi, Dark, 
 RV teghct'ghot or laikiXx. iiwteghetghit, l^ag* 
 ing (as the waves ) 
 xJaij ieghteet, Involving in darkness. 
 
 faee&ht Open, patent (road,) contriv- 
 ing to do any thing. 
 vu tegheffok, Drinking the whole day.
 
 t 
 
 ^*j tegJieffol or ^jux, motegltrffil, Careless. 
 J^wb' leghfeet, Reproving for negligence, mak- 
 ing stupid, 
 jju tegliel, A squint, an oblique look, f subjecting. 
 
 tJ&J te ghcttol or ^Itii'x. nwtcgJielli? { , Oppression, 
 
 " 
 
 CLvUj tcgliellot or cJouU wvieghcllit, Receiving 
 
 any thing with indifference. [quitous. 
 
 g\sj teghe lloj or ^Xii^ mofeghellij, Unjust, ini- 
 t-AAJiij; tegnfeel, Rendering superior. 
 X>JUJ teghleet, INfaking boil* 
 laxXxJ* teghleet , Causing to err, schooling. 
 txUj teghlcez, Exaggerating, treating one in- 
 humanly by word or action. 
 ghjeefc) Shutting the door. 
 ij teghemmod or j^iZc jnoteghemmid, (God) 
 
 covering (sins with mercy.) 
 j teghemmor or ^ix* motegJiemimr, Tinging' 
 the face with saffron or other linemen t, 
 drinking little. [unintelligible .speech. 
 
 i**j iegfienigheni or M&* moiegherrigHein, An 
 A^XJ ieghmeed, Keeping one's secrets, having 
 X^JU teghmees, Plunging. [any thing hid. 
 j leghmecz, Blinking. 
 teghenme or ^xi;u moteghe.nnee, Singing, 
 .celebrating a lady in verse.
 
 
 
 A;J tegtneem, Giving voluntarily. 
 
 or^^fcu moteghawdir, Retir- 
 ing to a cavern. [deep (a vrell ) 
 
 j teghatvwot or i,y& mefeglQWwit, Sunk 
 ij tegfiAwwolor ^ix^, woteghawtvil, Various 
 
 coloured, assuming different shapes. 
 uyli' teghtt'eel, Seducing^ making milk thick. 
 .yo teghweer, Putting to flight, travelling at 
 Biggingdeep(a well. )[noon- day, 
 b' teghh, A loud burst of Jaughter. 
 AiJ teglieiyob or i_*Ai^ tnotegheiyflt, Absent. 
 js3 fegheyor or ^*iX WQtegheyir, Alteration, 
 
 corruption. 
 
 - ^AJ fegkcer&t, Plur, of ^jtf fe^hiyor. [rage, 
 t*ij te~hee*or $j&+iM>tegheet t Inflamed with 
 r \Jt*Z mottghccf, Nodding, in 
 dining to one side (a horse, &c ) 
 yty teglieek or uJujt.x^ moteghetf, Blinding. 
 30 tegheelor v>i>^ ntotegkeel, Thick, intangU 
 ed (trees.) [burying. 
 
 ***5 tcghyecl, Causing to absent, removing, 
 ij teiheer, Alteration, change. 
 f*& tegfiyeez, Diminishing, restraining (tears.) 
 , Provoked to anger, furious.
 
 uJltAXj tegheef, Cowardly. [ing 
 
 uuftij? tegheeki Confused, inconstant, squander- 
 
 ^j tef, Flame, vapour, spittle. 
 
 Uj tef a,, Enraged, flying in a passion, toff an, 
 pho! fy! for shame. [flamed. 
 
 A#UJ tefa-ud or *ti;u mote/b-id, Burnt, in- 
 
 J# liu fo/&o/ or 3 , Uiu motefa-il, Taking a good 
 omen from a name or other circumstance. 
 
 9 liJ tefi-olan, Prognosticating well. 
 
 ^O' lij' tcfatoh or ^\j f Li^ inotefctUh, Holding 
 private conversation. [man. 
 
 ^j lii' tefatoo, Generous, appealing to a wise 
 
 ^ Uu tefaj or ^ lix^ motefaj, Straddling in walk- 
 ing, [tant (space or time.) 
 
 ^ U: 1 ttfbjee. or ^^ UuU MOlefitjee, Wide, dis- 
 
 c UuT toffzh, An apple.- 
 
 UJ toffahosh or ^^ ljuLo moioff&hish, Abus- 
 ing one another, speaking obscenely, 
 x? tcfakhor or^l*x motefa&hor,. Boasting 
 among one selves. 
 
 Uj tefadee or tf ^ UuU motefzdee, Rescuing 
 or ransoming one another, avoiding. 
 
 tefaros or ^^U;^ motefaris, Doing 
 alternately.
 
 [ 474 ] 
 
 UJ 
 
 lij tefarot or ^ Uuu vwtcfaret, Preceding, 
 affected by sudden and heavy afflictions. 
 jUu tef&reek,Plur. of cJjy ferek. 
 Uu tefasoh or ^u, U^u motef&tih, Extending, 
 making room (as people in an assembly.) 
 lju tefasod or j^Ux** motejasid, Violating 
 friendship. 
 
 lii- tefkseer, Plur. of^**j[j tefocer. 
 UJ tefashogh or Ui- ffioteffohigh, Mani- 
 fest, numerous. 
 
 lij tcfasoh or ^v^Ux* motefasih, Dipplay- 
 ing eloquence, rhetorically affected, 
 to tcf&seel, Plur. of ,>Aaii- tefiseef, 
 u tefazol or > Ui^ motefaxil, Pre-eminence. 
 tejkgh, The skulL [other by the hair. 
 Uu tefakos or ^ liXx motefakis, Pulling each 
 *J ULy tef&fcom or *. ii)u motcjafam, An impor- 
 ,JUj ^//, Spittle, froth, foam. [lant, affair, 
 lii* teffan, A seasonable time. 
 
 j' tef&ivot, Distance, difference. 
 Uj tcjawoz or ^UuU motefawiz, Consult- 
 ing together, dealing. [another. 
 ij tefayod or jy.Uu^ wot c fay id, Helping one 
 left, Warmth, melting, spinning a web
 
 [ 475 ] 
 
 (a spider,) running swift, swinging. 
 6 lj trftaf, A tatler. [pieces. 
 
 CJ3 tefettot or ci*xix^> tnotefettit, Broken to 
 grt&j trfcttoh or grvfliiu motefettih, Open, un- 
 lii' tefter, A book, journal, &c. [locked. 
 
 ju'iJ tefettok or juiuU mottfettiZ, Split, cleft. 
 jjSj 1 tefettol or jj&u mottfetiil, Twisted (rope.) 
 ^^^i 1 teftun> To burn, twist, &c. 
 s}' tefichj Quick-lime, a spider's web. 
 fc tefettee or t5 ojiXx, motffdtee f See ^ lij 
 xAij tefieet, Considered as a youth, and prohi- 
 
 bited from boyish amusements. 
 vJuui tefteeh, Opening, unbarring, &c. 
 i^ii* teffeer, Weakening, breakfasting. 
 xXij tefteesh, Inquiry, examination. 
 LXiJ tefteek Splitting, breaking, loosing, 
 iij tefteek, Carding cotton. 
 AAZJ t eft eel, Twisting (a rope.) 
 yAXij tefteen, Exciting sedition (a woman,) se- 
 ducing or infatuating (a man,) scorching. 
 j tefes, Having neglected hair, [pidly (water.) 
 evj tcfejjor or ^^ju'x> nwtefejjir, Flowing ra- 
 tefejjos or ^se*'** motefejjis, Lofty, 
 
 [proud.
 
 [476 ] 
 
 or s&* moteftjjia, Showing 
 marks of grief, condoling. 
 tssvJ tefjser, Causing to burst forth. 
 vij 1 tefjeea, Lamenting, affected. 
 & tcfehhojor g&J&* motefihhij, Sitting with 
 the legs open. > [ing obscenely. 
 
 ij tgfekhosh or j^scJ^ moteft/iltiah, Speak- 
 j' ttfehhos, Investigation, disquisition. 
 
 lov^^i^ motefeliliil, Living well, 
 looking like a stallion. 
 ju tefheet, Meaning, having a tendency to- 
 wards, pointing to any thing (a speech.) 
 
 ij tefeJihkhot or Css.\jU^ moteftkhkliit, Led 
 by admiration. [procrastination. 
 
 sij' tcfe \ lilihte or jv-i\jux) mot$ekkkhixt Delay, 
 jju iefelMhor or ^^ui^ motdftklikhir, Proud, 
 
 boasting. . 
 
 *\ij ttfkheer, Excelling another in glory. 
 ***AJ tefkhcem, Magnifying, honouring. 
 ij ttfJeett Saying to another. 
 J ttfdeed, Walking, proudly, calling out. 
 t *x*j tefdc'cr, To become languid. 
 ij tefdeck, The steam of a pot. 
 ij tefdeem, Covering the mouth.
 
 f.jj ,siJ tefdeen, Extending a great way (abuild- 
 jju- fc/er, Dirty looking (man.) [to the upper-lip. 
 2j,ii' tefreet, The small furrow from the nose 
 iJ teferes or Jbj.iX* inoteferis t Dispersed. 
 
 .13 teferroj, Relaxation of mind. 
 
 j..j tefrejet, An opening or rent in a gar- 
 ment, [nacious of an opinion. 
 
 ,j ieferrod or i^ixx. woteferrid, Singular, te- 
 
 j teferroz or ^^^ motcfcrm, Chosen, se* 
 lected. [physiognomy. 
 
 ii" tcferros or ^ ^i^ moteferris, Judging from 
 
 As tvferrosk or j- ^ii* moteferrish, Hoveri ng. 
 
 u ttftrroa or ^ j^ motefe-rria, Propagated 
 (branches,) marrying the chief woman of a 
 tribe. 
 
 iu teferrogli or ;JuU wofifcrrigh, At lei- 
 sure, applying the whole attention to any 
 thing. [with the fingers. 
 
 o* teferkoa or ^i'y&c moteferhia, Smacking 
 
 ij tefrtket:, Division, interval. 
 ^ 
 j teferruk or j*JU mote fen ifr, Trembling. 
 
 . Ju tefrook, The stalk of a date or grape. 
 jis tcferree or c5yu^ mot(ferree, Split, cut, 
 Y 3
 
 r 
 
 j tefrett, Lining a garment with skin. 
 j teffetf, Relaxing the mind, retiring from 
 one another. 
 
 * Exhilerating, rejoicing. 
 
 t Hatching (birds.) 
 'j trfrecd, Retiring, incomparable. 
 >j>u tefreedwn} To fry, to dry. 
 \s tefreez, Prescribing a mode to any one. 
 fc tefrees, Breaking, tearing in pieces, [stone. 
 j ; A; tcfrecsh, Spreading, paving a house \vith 
 1ejreez> Cutting. Lu^ij tefreet, Acting 
 ; lefrcea, Producing branches, [carelessly. 
 z tffree^h, Evacuating, eJu/j tefi'ce.k, ^e- 
 UOjJu tefrcekun, Separately, [paration. jealousy. 
 djjti ftfreek, Rubbing with tlie hands. 
 juytj tefreet, Bearing a lively colt (a camel.) 
 j tefzcea, Striking with terror. [place. 
 u tefdssoh or ^uJu^ tifctef&sihi Capacious 
 i.3 tefessokh or ^i^ motefewkh, Dissolv- 
 ed, overboiled (meat.) [person. 
 
 tefsweh, Inspecting the urine of a sick 
 tcf*yet, Tearing by over-sTOtchiog. 
 tfseed, Destroying. 
 ii 1 ttfiecdun. Warming 'before the fire.
 
 [ 479 
 
 *MJJ tcfsecr, A paraphrase, an interpretation 
 
 , &ti hfsh, Peat, foam. [of the coran. 
 
 iy.&' tqfsfareftt March-pane. [A reproach. 
 
 &3 tefeshshog, Full (of blood.) JL&' fcfsheh, 
 
 JJ tffeshshee or ^^iJiA* motefeshshee, Propagat- 
 
 ed (as a contagion.) 
 
 4^ij tefsheegh. Overcoming. [eloquence. 
 fefessoh or gv^iL motefessih, Displaying 
 tefcssod or j^i^ mptejvssid, Flowing, [ed. 
 /tfS/05, Assembling. **a&tefe.ssoin, Bruis^ 
 tefessee. or ^^ju^, mottfess'e, Liberated. 
 tefseyet, Ser^rating. 
 AJ t*f$eed, Dividing, trenching. 
 ti tefseea, Drawing or leading out. [&c. 
 'j tifseel. Distinction, prolixity in discourse, 
 j trfseelua, Distinctly, full length. 
 
 tzzoj or g^i^ nwtefezzij, Covered 
 with fat (a carcase extended.) 
 & tefcztoh, Exposed, disgraced. 
 
 rtzcz or y&joii* motcfezziz, Tearing, 
 breaking (the seal ot a letter.) [rogant. 
 ax3 tefezzol or b J ai*mQtGfevzit, Excelling, ar- 
 o*4ati t<f%eez, Ornamenting by in-laying with 
 
 [silver.
 
 [ 480 ] 
 
 *siJ tefzeel, Preferring. 
 u tcfettvr or^kiXx, motcfettir, Split, divided. 
 r ^zXi, motif dim, Understand- 
 AXiJ ttfteeh, Making broad. [ing. 
 
 , Explaining. 
 
 or >aix* niotefezzia* Shameful. 
 iiJ tefeghghom or ^iix^ motcfegligliini, Ex- 
 Aiij tefgheein, Kissing. [panding. 
 
 jijij tcfMoh or ^JUL* irwtefekkih, Expanding, 
 
 blown (a rose ) 
 
 u.J ttfehkodur xii^ mot ef Mid, Searching for. 
 juj ttfekkor or^i&u mutsfekltir, -Digging a ditch 
 (for palm.) [ed. 
 
 tefekkos or yjii^ wiotefMis, Overturn- 
 yiij tffekfooi Separated from, [vine subjects. 
 *X*J tefttikbh or ^jii^o mot efek kill Studying di- 
 X/juLi- tef/ieet, Tearing out the eve. 
 xiju tcfkeer, Rendering poor, piercing beads. 
 *AJ 'ttf.kew, Striking on the palm of the hand, 
 making it sound. [Reflecting. 
 
 *ooj ttfkee.h, Teaching the law. ^& ttfekkor, 
 &^JL> tefeMok or j\^ju^ wotcfekkik, Disjoin- 
 ed, dissolved. [admiration. 
 
 L;' ttf^kkon or^^aj^. mottfekkin, Penitence,
 
 or x^x^ motefekkih. Admiring, 
 penitent. [agreeably. 
 
 /o//, Spittle, froth, foam, tefil> smelling dis- 
 s tefdloj or gvXix*, motefellij, Cut, cleft, torn 
 
 uk motefellil,l$\unted (asword.) 
 i' teJJee/, Opening, imposing tribute. 
 ii' tefieez. Cutting in pieces. [Liberating,, 
 j teflezs, Indigent, insolvent. uaxXiu tejiees t 
 
 teficea, Dividing, breaking. 
 :* tefleek, Having swelled breasts (a virgin.) 
 
 tefleel, Broken^ notched (sword.) 
 
 >' tefleen, A charm, amulet, spell. 
 ii' tfneekh, Conquering, 
 j' iefneed, Accusing of falsehood. 
 aj tefneek, Treating indulgently. 
 jjj ttfneen, Dividing into diiferent sorts. 
 tefoo, Pho! fy! for shame. 
 u tefewwot or ^y& motefewwit, Putting 
 to flight, going beyond. 
 ! tefoor, A stone or earthen vessel. 
 
 Li' tefaiuwok, Doing any thing by degrees. 
 ij' tefeivwal or 3 y motefewwil, Presaging 
 happily.
 
 482 ] 
 
 [delivering (a speech.) 
 tefewwuh or ^t motefeitiuik, Speaking, 
 wyuf tffwir> Causing to boil or ferment. 
 yyi'j tefwi-z, Leading to the desert, departing. 
 '4 tcfwecz, To recommend to marry a wife 
 tefth, Hatred, a button, [without a fortune, 
 *j trfMior or^juU motefeliliir, 'Ample, weal thy. 
 ^ij tefehhoJf or c-Ji^tfx nwtrfM$ t Spread- 
 ing or. extending wide, abundant. 
 li' tefehkoWt or ^^ motcfclihini, LVrceiving, 
 AXJ tt'fheer, Fatigued. [undorstandiug. 
 
 >/^ii' tcfheem. Teaching, instructing. 
 Aj ttfheeh, (God) making speechless. 
 Jtf ttftedun, Warming in the sun- or fire. 
 j tifeero,, A white crumbling stone. ' 
 tvju' tefeyoz or Ir-ju^ mottfeyvt, Breathing forth 
 the soul. [dering in the mind. 
 
 jJu iefdyol or J.AJUX motefeiyil, Weak or wan- 
 t-Ji^j t<fcehok ortV^j&v, mattfeehii, Emulous 
 
 to excel. 
 
 3^Ju* tcfyejl, Accusing one of imprndence, &c. 
 , Take care, dread, r.void, <S, c. 
 
 , Encountering [Swift, rapid. 
 
 Uj tekbt, Abstinence, religion, Jii' UO
 
 483 ] 
 
 Utf 
 
 [fighting. 
 
 > frtaiol orjJUUU fltotetbt3 t Contending, 
 j tetfofoa or ^iUix^ motel hdia t Piercing 
 one another with spears in battle. 
 lSj tekadum or . sUx* motek&dini, Ancient, 
 old, preceding. 
 
 li's tekadeer, Piur. of^j^Sj teldeer, 
 /^ar or ^ Li^c mofe&zr, Fixing or agreeing, 
 standing firm. [ing one another, 
 
 'Ju' tekb.r<$> or Vj I5uu motekbrib, Approach^ 
 Uj te&krosh or ^ I5uu motuk-irish, Mixing 
 in battle, &c. pure. [mutually. 
 
 ULj tefart* or ^U^ motefrhriz, Partaking 
 
 fcjlij /cMro^orlj^lJuu motok^m, Praising one 
 another. 
 
 * j Uu tek(iroa or ^^ u& wioteftaria, Casting lots, 
 
 ^j j \S3 t electron or ^ v Uu, inolekarin, Associat- 
 ing, following. 
 
 *\j 3 Uj tek&zeehy Seasoning victiTals. 
 
 ^Uij* teftbsom or ^utu motefrasifn, Dividing 
 among each other. 
 
 P yeUj tekciss or joUDU mote&ass, Retaliating. 
 
 ^ Uj tefasor or ^ Uuu mrtekfair, Pretending 
 inability.
 
 [ 484 ! 
 
 \$S 
 
 [dashed to pieces. 
 io liu teftasof or U^> UuU moiekasif, Broken, 
 ttj' tefrazee or ^ liu* motekhzee, Necessity, 
 forcing, exacting. 
 
 Uij tekblor, Distilling drop by drop, 
 ifc tehhtoa or ^fc liu^ wotekatia, Disunitet', 
 alienated (friendship.) [willing to proceed. 
 & telsci-od, Desisting, departing from, un- 
 Us tekaos, Delaying, receding (from busi- 
 ness, &c.) [small or trifling, 
 or $ Uix mot $k bl> Considering as 
 eel, Plur. of _*) //e?r. 
 
 or ^-dju^ mote&amir, Playing at 
 the game of chance, wagering. 
 ^ Uu tekau'ol or 3 ^ uo:^ mvtek&wil, Convers- 
 ing together. [an enemy. 
 jUj tei&tvom or + s \&* motekawim, Opposing 
 .U'j tekbyoloi >.. UuU moteJiayil, Dissolving a 
 contract, releasing each other from an a- 
 greement. [vaulted place, 
 AXj' tekclloi or t^KXx) motekMd, Entering any 
 Xj' tekelloz or UOAAX* motekMiz t Collected, 
 drawing one's self together, 
 u tckMol, Receiving favourably, accepting.
 
 [ 485 
 
 5j tekdloo, Putting on the garment, US 
 -AAA*J teftl eel, Making an arch or cupola. 
 gAAAJij teftleeh, Reproof, treating with abusive 
 MSje&leert Burying, [language. 
 
 (j&Aftj tekbeez. Collecting in a heap in a corner, 
 giving away money. [Swift, rapid. 
 
 ^xSj tekleel, A kiss, kissing. cJJixij tekta,K, 
 jjLj iel:etlor or J:XAX. mote&ettir> Preparing for 
 
 battle, dropping, enraged. 
 X*A tekteket, A hard trot, uneasy motion, 
 ^iu tekettol or jxiu^ woteiettil, Accommodating 
 
 one's self to others. 
 
 JAXSJ tekteel, Slaughter, killingnumbers.[rudely. 
 vaaSj tcZehhoz or ^aaj& wotekehhiz, Speaking 
 J tekelihol or 4 ).s^^^^ mote&eJihil, Withering, 
 having withered flesh upon the bones (an 
 old man.) 
 
 tekehlwm or ^s^jux mote 7 ;eliliim, Rushing 
 violently, depreciating any thing. 
 
 e%h-heeb, Coughing, 
 j. t$i~keet t Spitting out rheum. 
 VAacvSj telt-lieet,, Striking with a stick. 
 
 cvLT te&eJizon or ^^fcu motekehz-on, Fal- 
 ling down when struck.
 
 [ 480 ] 
 
 *M.*v3u <tei-7/<?>n, Thrusting one thing suddenly 
 i'jou teMet, Coriander-seed. finto another. 
 A jJc; te.keddod or a joi^ motckeddid, Divided 
 
 and dispersed (people,) dry. 
 Ooi> tettddor or jjviu* vnotekeddir, -Predestin- 
 
 ed, measured, proportioned. 
 - JOG tekeddom, Precedence, exceeding in bold- 
 
 ness or strength of mind, prefixed, proposed, 
 o U .x*j tekeddumoit, Plur. of * jJij tekdeem. 
 
 
 
 ij- tekdemetf The proposition of a sylogism, 
 jot; (ekdomeyet, Precedence, [government. 
 j fekeddoo, Imitating, following. 
 Ju' tekdeeh, Sunk in the socket (an eye.) 
 ju' teJidced, Drying in the air or smoaking 
 (meat.) 
 
 -iOvSj leftdeer, Predestination, divine will. 
 'j tekduraty Plur. of jxiii' tekdeer. 
 
 tckdees, Sanctity, magnifying. 
 SS tetdeem, Giving precedence, proposing, 
 causing or standing before. [dirty. 
 
 jij tefcezzor or ^ oOCU motekeztir, Abhorring, 
 giotf tekczzoa or joix^ motdezwa, Preparing 
 3L, jji5 fe^wd/, Cleaning the eyes. [mischief. 
 tekzeer, Soiling a garment,
 
 ,1^-ju tekrar, Stability, a firm constitution. 
 
 V^AJ" tekerrol, Access, union (with God) pro- 
 pitiou?, by sacrifices. 
 
 i'yij' tekeret, Dear, precious. 
 
 c; jij tekerroh or jx* mtekerrih, Suppurat- 
 ing (a sore) corroded with ulcers, [taxes.) 
 Jo tek error, Fixed, imposed (as tribute or 
 
 oijjij' tekerrosh or ^ JOU moteherrish, Met, as- 
 sembled, [ear-rings. 
 
 js &> tekerrot or ^ jou motekerrit\ Adorned with 
 
 ^ Jij tekerroa or ^^Ju^ mote&erria, Turned, con- 
 verted. 
 
 JU te&errofor cJ ,AAX) rnotefterrif, Unbarked 
 (a tree) laid bare (a wound or sore.) 
 Sj tekreel, Approaching, appearance, pre- 
 tekreelun, Near to, about. ftence, 
 
 ^ 
 
 j Jlj tekreer, Confirmation, a narrative, a con- 
 
 ^M^ Jti tehrees, Congealing, cooling, [fession. 
 
 ^j^ 1 tekreesh, Acquiring, irritating. 
 
 yaj ^ tekrees, Making up paste into balls, 
 
 ^cjjjLy tekreez, Exalting with praise, [die, &c. 
 
 LjJij tekreet, Bridling a horse, snuffing a can- 
 
 ]&<> Jij' ^^reex, Praising (a companion.) 
 
 A AJ tekreQa, Reviling, breaking the head.
 
 [ 488 ] 
 
 te tekreen, Associating, joining together 
 many captives with one chain, spreading. 
 ^& tekezzoz or j\&* mottkezmz, Hating im- 
 purity. [the course (a horse.) 
 
 tekezzoa or yj:^ motekezzla, Trained for 
 
 tekzceh, Seasoning pot with herbs. 
 jytf tefaeea, Making a horse leap, running 
 with vehemence. 
 XJ tekessos, Listening, hearing. 
 3 tekessom or ( ^;^ mQtefcssirn, Dividing 
 (fortune,) dissipated, [buting. 
 
 teftsezm, Division in arithmetick, distri- 
 J&j tekeshshor or -ijuU motekeshshir, Peeled, un- 
 barked. [led, separated. 
 
 XXJLJ lekcslishoa or ^iJu^ motekeslisMa, Dispel- 
 wi^^i' tck^slishof or u^'i;:^ mQtckeslishif, Living 
 poorly. [poisonous smell of any thing. 
 t-AA.i/ij ieksheeb, Corrupting, affecting one, the 
 *A>iJij tekshce.t, Unbaking or chipping (wood) 
 hindering (one from business.) [lecting. 
 r^jti teksheer, Excoriating. ^^J^ tcshecsh,Col- 
 iu teksar, Adorning with a collar or neck- 
 lace. [ken in pieces (a spear.) 
 
 tekcssod or jua<uU motekessid, Killed, bro-
 
 xj tefttissos or fjeuej&A moieftessis, Imitating, 
 preserving in memory (the speech of ano- 
 ther.) [of matter (a sore.) 
 tekessoa or ^SA^ mofeJtessta, Access, full 
 ju tekessofw ^juai^o moteftessif,Dashed i bmis-< 
 ed. 
 
 tekessol or ^K^ moteftessil, Cut, divided. 
 ' tekessom oT*.*a.*ji*vioteftcssim, Broken .Torn 
 assunder. [effort. 
 
 tekzssee or ^Su,* motekessee, Exerting every 
 J' tekseeb* Putting iorth blades (corn.) 
 tekseet, Cutting the nails. 
 tekseed, Breaking or splitting (wood.) 
 te&seer, A defect,error,ofrence,abridgment 
 
 ekseeraf, Plur. of ; /.^ij tckseer, 
 teksees, Plastering \\ith mortar, &c, 
 *A^aij tekseea, Drinking water, 
 
 %&& or i-.^XA^ mQteke&il, Lopping, 
 pruning (a vine.) [upon prey (a hawk.) 
 tekezzoz or ya^ix^ woteketefa, Seizing 
 KAixy teke%zoa or ^Aai):^ WQteke&da, Cut, divided, 
 ju tekezzee or ^A^AX^ mctetezzee, Going away, 
 vanishing, sending forth ravs (the sun.) 
 j tekettor or ^LJuU motckeitir, Droppiiig, re-- 
 tiring.
 
 [destitute of rain. 
 
 *!=j ieJietfoa or ^LKii* nwtekeitia> Dissolving, 
 tekctloO) Slow, turning away the face. 
 
 ett'. Mixing wine, looking austere. 
 tc&teer, Distilling. [stature of man. 
 
 J trftccrr, The ccsura or pause in verse, the 
 
 fektetf* Gathering grapes, scratching. 
 Aj te&lwn, Putting forth shoots (a vine.) 
 
 , Hunger. [willing to do. 
 
 ' a-o<^/ or ^*X nwteka-id, Preventi ng, n n- 
 jtju t&ka-or or j*&i*Moteka-ir, Deep (well, &c.) 
 
 , ijui; tea-qfw t*Jut5i* motska'ifc Removing. 
 
 iijuu tekakoa or ^Ju^> viotekakia, Removed 
 
 (with noise.) 
 
 -oaj tek-w> Penetrating to the bottom. 
 la^jutek-etf, Obscene in conversation, [steps, &c. 
 jjii- tckffor or yju^ ttiotekeffir, Following the 
 iij- teksflM, Tinging the hands, feet, c. [ping. 
 u^iXi 1 tekeffos or yjLSX^ inotehffls, Leaping, skip- 
 va or ^^ wolekeffify Contracted, 
 wrinkled. lg. chattering (the teeth.) 
 USj tckefttf or iJULXL. wot-kfjkif, Trombl- 
 j-i 1 tettJfolvT 3J^ wotdtffil, 1'olting or lock- 
 ing a door.
 
 r, Collecting, heaping (earth, &c.) 
 i Locking the doors. 
 
 v^xr tekcllol or ^.li'z* mote&cMib, A revolution. 
 c, uv?j Itktlldbte, Plur. of c^Uj tetellol?. 
 ju iel&Uod or ovkJliu m-otehdlid, Involving one 
 thing in another. [cap or coif.' 
 
 Ju tetrellos or ^VX;:* Moteftetlis, Putting on a 
 ju iekdlos or (jcXju^, moie^ellis, Drawing to- 
 gether. [.up. 
 
 *JlXj tekdl6 Qt&Ktnote%ell{a t Removed, torn 
 vyJ^j tekleel, Revolving, skilled in affairs. 
 \xXju tMeeh, Washing the teeth. 
 oeJiStf teklees, Hulling in a heap. [nishing. 
 *xXVj te/ttia, Tearing up. ^^us Uldeel, Dimi- 
 *A)LXJ tekheTn? Paring the nails- [dice. 
 
 ,^ji> iefammor or^joL molekemmir, Gaining at 
 j^ fekciiiinvsor ^i^motc^emmis, Putting on 
 a garment. [best part of any thing. 
 
 orjEu motekemmia, Taking the 
 *.JUi tefreniirioni or ^Xx 
 examining things. 
 '-^Ss lekcmnwn or 
 
 ing (to accommodate one's self to the hu- 
 mour of others.)
 
 xj 1 tefrmeer, A change of the moon. 
 
 tAt'jJ tekmeesli, Eating any thing, however bad. 
 
 A^'J tckmeet, Binding the hands and feet of a 
 
 captive. 
 
 A+fc tekmeea. Taking the stalk from a date, 
 ^ tikn, Nature, skillful (man.) 
 (jcjjtj teketinos or ^aiix^ motekennu, Hunting. 
 ^u iekennoa or ^*^. motekennia, See ^ij' 
 Xx;Xj tckncet, r l inging with a very red colour. 
 Jytf tcfrtta, Piety. [ated, peeled, broken. 
 
 v >& teticiuwol or v>^* motekcwwib, Excori- 
 oyVj tekewivot or o^'ix^ rnotekcwwit, Nourish- 
 ed, supported. [serpent.) 
 wiL'oror jjZ'L* moteewwir t Coiling (a 
 tt te 1 eivwos or ^^JLL, moiekewivis, Crook- 
 ed, arming with a bow. 
 u tefreivwot or ^^v^ motehewunt, Demo- 
 lished, going and coming. [to one side. 
 wwoaor j&i,iri0tefawW2a, Inclining 
 *j t ko-us ory^c^ji^, moteko-us, Dccrepid 
 (old man.) 
 
 yij' te&ewwqfa? o^i^ motekcicwif, Check- 
 ing, desiring one to say this or that. 
 
 tektwwol or $}*** motekcwwil, Telling a 
 lie of another.
 
 t 
 
 M&Wvom or ^yU* mofetewttwn, Consti- 
 tuted, confirmed. [p^ el y* abstinence. 
 
 ij ientva, or c?yi;u mote/Ma. The fear of God, 
 yij tefaveel, Djgging, tearing up. [pagating. 
 
 ooyL? iekiveed, Leading (many horses.) 
 jj^ytf tekwees, Decrepid (old men.) 
 ^jaj^XJ 'tekwiz, Demolishing a structure. 
 jjyij' tetweevn, A calender, almanack. 
 *jytf tekweeh, Calling, driving wild beasts into 
 
 any place (as a net, &c.) 
 JO* /oie//, A button, buckle, clasp. 
 
 iekehliol Drying (the skin,) ungrateful. 
 tekeJikor^r^i^ motektl'ktr, Retiring back. 
 j*> tek-hccr, Conquering, taming. 
 ^3 tehee or ^sx^ motefoe, Pious, fearing God. 
 tekeiyoh or ^A^ motektiyih, Purulent 
 (wound.) [plication. 
 
 ttkciyod or iX>ju^ motckeiyid, Attention, ap- 
 &te&eiyOZOT ^a^'^ motekeiyiz, Broken, deter- 
 mined. [summer habitation. 
 
 *5j tekciyoz or EA^LO moteteiyig, Having a 
 -Ji; tekeiyol or ^A^ moteft&yil, Imitating, re- 
 sembling one's father. 
 C 4
 
 [one to vomit. 
 
 jJu tekeiyoo, Vomiting. U^AAAJU tckeyet, Causing 
 gvxjij teftyech, Making purulent (a wound.') 
 ^AAJU tekyir> Pitching, tarring (a ship.) 
 ^o/Ju tety&tz, Breaking, demolishing (a house) 
 
 determinating. 
 
 $+&> lefty eel, Giving drink at mid-day. 
 (.JAAAJ tekyeen, Adorning or dressing a bride. 
 +^W tek, One, unique, quiet, provided that, on 
 
 this pretence. [perciliously. 
 
 2* Ki' tekblor or ^ &u motekklir* Behaving su- 
 (/ ^ te 1 tckapooy t Diligent, enquiry. 
 Sto /d'a^, A prop^a -walking stick, a pillo\v. 
 v^' fc tckitol or ^ KiU motefutil, Writing to 
 
 one another. 
 
 '}'&' i&iia or ^j'KiU inntc&afa* Continuation. 
 fJ Kj' tekHtom or ^ KXx> mote/falhn, Dissembling 
 
 mutually. [multiplying, 
 
 jj ko tekksor or ^ V3u motek&sir, A multitude, 
 ^,ifo teftador or^^feuU mutch adir, Fixing the 
 
 eye stedfastly. [cciving each oth< i r. 
 
 ;^ ^ ^j lekkzol or ^_, i ICu viotekazib, Lying, de- 
 _,!<; tekar, Running, a swift horse. 
 f- , KJ it'.kkrom or f 7 &u motdkbrim, Honourable, 
 
 disdaining any thing mean.
 
 2j VS tek&roo, Hiring, bargaining for. [indolence. 
 ^ & tcJihsol or ^ j^x-c motefcasil, Negligence, 
 cJi<i & tekasliof or ,_ii V&Vo mofekasJ/if, Vices, 
 fc'Ks tekazy, or & ^ motekazz* Persecuting one 
 y &.tc&&foQ, Equality* [another. 
 
 iJ KJ tekak, Drunkenness, folly, [on one another. 
 ^J VCi tet&lob or uj ^AX, motek&lilj, Rusliing up- 
 <} Ki 1 te&alom or jj &;,, nioteftalim,. Revisiting, 
 *,**! \<j ttialed, Insult, assault. [conversing. 
 u^J Ki- tefaleef, Plur. of cjUK^ tckleef. 
 fAKz tekaleem Wounding, Plur. of ^Kfoleem* 
 ^ \& tekknwl cr > V^u motekamil, Entire, per- 
 fect, [one another ill. 
 3 \<j' tekaiuoli or *^ \&.* motekawih, Treating 
 A^^O tckawod or i_j\^ motekbwid, Difficult, 
 troublesome. [ing horse, swift. 
 r ikS* tekawor or ^fcu motefauir, An ambl- 
 te tcfc&ivos or ^^^xj molelckwis, Tirru 
 fleshed (youth,) compressed, [remissness. 
 j tekaliol or ^l<Xx) moteMiil, Negligence, 
 >&' tekayid or ^ &u motetbyid, Deceiving 
 one another. [other. 
 \<j tekbyel or ^ \<x^ wst&khyil, Reviling each 
 , Collecting in a heap or mass,
 
 t 490 J 
 
 fetel&od or ^S^ moteJiellid, In the me- 
 ridian (the sun,) becoming thick (milk.) 
 *> tekbcr, A spider's \veb. 
 *y Jjjy tMeraniyct, The lieiglit of glorv. 
 ^*.O te&ebtoo, 'Ihrowing prostrate. 
 T~>J teklecly Giving application to any thing. 
 SUA& teklect, Perfuming (garments,) covering. 
 4X/A& tekleed, In the meridian, above the horizon, 
 ^AA& tebleer, Aggrandizing. [(a star.) 
 
 $*& teklecl, Fettering (a captive.) [troops, 
 i-ofc' teftetlol or i.o5jCx n\.oiekcttib y Drawn up in 
 l^aj feHet, A breeches string. 
 ^^Jj teket, Black gum mastick. [a dwarf. 
 $Z=i3 tefattol or jx^Eax^ viotefretfil, Going like 
 *^^^=.J fekleeb, Drawing up an army in divi- 
 *+^= tekfeett, Cutting small, chopping, [sions. 
 Ea3 fefcteef, Hooping a barrel, Sec. mino 
 ti'kteem, Concealing,covering.[ing meat. 
 tektssor or JJCx^ ' motefassir, Multiplied, 
 enriched. [sl^ort, retiring, lurking. 
 
 'ssorn or *!^=I:LO mvtcktss'mi, Stopping 
 j tekseet, Milk, gathering cream. 
 : tekseer, Augmenting, 
 j tekscef, Rendering thick, condencing.
 
 I 
 
 [the 
 
 5 tefcehh&loi 3>:s=v.^aX* tnotekehlnl, Tinging 
 3 tek-hees, Erazing, defacing (a book.) 
 j tck-hed, Becoming Terdant (ground.) 
 te.keddohor ^ &&iZmote%eddih, Scratch- 
 ing with the nails. 
 
 J tekeddor or j t \^^ nwtekeddir, Impure 
 (colour, liquor, &c.) unfortunate. 
 
 J" tekeddos or ^ .x^u motekeddis, Tra- 
 velling wearily (a horse, camel, &c.) 
 ; tekd.et, (Cold) nipping (a plant.) 
 
 ieftdeefoi Scratching violently. 
 J tchLed, Driving away. 
 .7 tckdeer, To render turbid, oppressing, 
 J tekdees, Putting up corn into stacks. 
 
 efcckefni Without herbage. 
 ^EiJ tMeeh, Scratching the face, wounding. 
 k^!J- kkezzob or <__, <x^x^. mote&eztil, Feign- 
 ing a lie, inventing a poetic fiction. 
 ^Saj ttfae-eb, Accusing of falsehood, idle, 
 3 ttker, Precipitating headlong. 
 aj &-&r, Repetition, once more, again. 
 " tek.rrob or v ^..^ju motek&rril, Gathering 
 dates,
 
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 %}a3 lekerroj m ^^^ic motekerrij, Corrupt-* 
 ed, musty (bread.) [tracted, compressed. 
 ur^^v tek&rdosQT^s ^'^, motekerdis, Conn 
 - ZJ^LJ tckerdom or ^ ^ ^^u motekerdiw, R un-. 
 ning in terror. [reileterating. 
 
 s tefterror 0x^,^=2^, woteftcrrir, Repeating^ 
 Z tefiersof or ^k^^^=^ nwtck^rsif, In- 
 serting, introducing. 
 
 zJ tefterroa or ^^iX^ mQicftcrrlrr, Eating 
 calves feet, washing before prayer. 
 
 t eft erf os or ^^^^ motekerfa, Con- 
 
 j tckerrom or : *^ju motckerriui, Honour- 
 ed, ennobled, glory, liberality. 
 a^fej ? karroo, Sleeping, [the stone of a grape, 
 > xV ttkreh or oyOi/* mofefrrch, The rind, also 
 *f ^^aj tokerree or ^^Saiu ino.tefrerree, A gene- 
 va ( ^=ai- tekrcel', Eating dates. [ral, leader, 
 
 j lekrvcj, Corrupted, mu$ty (bread.) 
 j tekreer, Repetition, reply, renewal. 
 
 ^^LayiJigthefoundatlQnof.a house. 
 y tekreetHi Honour, respect, salutation. 
 
 j tckreembt, Plur. of ^^&J t 
 '' lekreehi Hateful abominable.
 
 tekess.ol or ^ y *=-^ moteftessil, Gaining^ 
 stud) ing to gain. [spent. 
 
 tehssor or ^^x, tnoielcessir, Broken, 
 LvV fe.fozV, A grape- stope or husk. 
 's tckessoo^ Cloathed, invested. 
 
 tehcel, Gaining, causing to gain. 
 tekseet>. Investing with a rope, &c. 
 - tefcseer, Breaking to pieces. 
 
 teTiseff, Cutting in pieces, eclipsing. 
 
 cum muliere. 
 
 j te&eshshoj of U&&vi* tnotekeshslnf. Re- 
 vealed, illuminated (the heavens with light- 
 ning.) 
 
 ' teJceshoo, ^Eating (meat) roasted dry,nlledo 
 
 Y tekthtek, Applying the cautery under, 
 - . '**'.' 3 
 
 the short ribs,. 
 
 N 
 
 ^s tehhepf, Disclosing, revealing. 
 ^3.j ickaJia pr ^^'^ viotekqka, T|mid^ 
 weak., checked, remauaing behind. 
 
 j teZannosh or ^Jbt^x^, yioteftaqnish, Plung- 
 ing, catching a : bir4 in a net. 
 
 j teJfeffofor uJU^uU viotekeffijj, Holding 
 in, the palm of the hand,
 
 500 
 
 j teheffol or j^ix^ motekeffil, Becoming 
 security, undertaking* 
 aj tekeffoo, Walking in a stately manner. 
 =aj tekeffee or ^i^X'.* match effee, Growing 
 
 ieffier, Covering, guiltless* 
 tetfcel, Maintaining, putting trust in* 
 : i*=-. 7 teJifeen, Shfouding, burying the head. 
 ^X <=-<" fetch Madness, drunkenness. 
 
 " te/.el or tegul, A wether sheep; iigul, a 
 handsome unbearded youth. 
 j tallan, Confid'ence in God* 
 to teMet, Trusting affairs to others, [austere. 
 \X^aj tcJfcUoh or g\k=>A, motefteUih, Looking 
 j tclfellod or J,KA^ niotckeilid, l^hick, hard. 
 tekelloa or *)<LC moteMli >,Met, assembled. 
 iK; tekellof, Inconvenience, ceremony. 
 i teftellol or 3.)^ motekcllil, Crowned, put- 
 ting on a crown. 
 i^ tcfollom, Conversation, eloquence. 
 
 ,- tekclloo, Expecting, taking upon credit. 
 J& teh'llcc -or J^ motekellee> Being in the 
 
 *i 
 
 rear. [in port. 
 
 tcklcet, Getting in shore, keeping a vessel
 
 leMeed, Gathering, accumulating, 
 VAJ&' tekhez, Collecting, assembling. 
 UM J& fe&es,Making an attack, assault. [burdeiV. 
 j tekleef, Ceremony, the imposition of a 
 tekleel, Crowding, unable to do any thing. 
 telcleem, Wounding, speaking. [ment- 
 j UkertiJtQm, Wrapping one's self in a gar* 
 *.*;aj tekemmomor+.+^vi4 mo^^d^i??zzw,Covered, 
 fainting. [in ambush, betraying. 
 
 ^S tekemmon or ^^aX^ motekemmnn, Lying 
 J teftemmoo, Gathering mushrooms, averse, 
 keeping hid in a cavern. 
 
 tckemmee or ^.^^b^ motefremmee, Co- 
 vered, armed, overwhelmed with suddeu 
 J teftrneesh, Spurring, impelling.[aijiiction, 
 ? tekmeel, Perfecting, performing. 
 
 tekmecn, Laying snares, absconding, 
 yu tekin, A fruit-tree, 
 % {j*^aj tekemws er ^i^^iU motekennis, Lurking 
 
 in a cavern, entering a tent (a man.) 
 vrc=-.v tekennoa or ^i^aiu motekennia, Shru-nk, 
 kept closely chained (a prisoner,) connec- 
 tion, [figure, metonymy, 
 y Making use of the rhetorical 
 4
 
 tr 
 
 iekneea, Maiming, by disjointing or mu- 
 tilating the hand, &c. 
 i^^ai' tekneef, Surrounding, fencing. 
 
 j tckncen, Preserving, keeping shut up in 
 one's bosom (knowledge, &c.) 
 ) tefcoo, Bruised, wheat or barley. 
 (/ I -v teboopbi, Run, search, enquiry. 
 
 tekeivtvor or } ^s.'^?tio:'e 7 ieiL'U'ir t Distill- 
 ing, thrown down, setting about any thing. 
 tefauwos or ^^.^ motekeiuwis, In- 
 verted. [ed in the wrist. 
 
 d 
 
 (as a heap of sand, a crowd,) going towards 
 j Drunkenness, madness, [(sand.) 
 
 il, Assem- 
 
 bled (against any one,) overwhelming with 
 blows or reproaches. [moved. 
 
 tffceiiwon or C!j> aa^ moiekewiuin, To be 
 tekaio w ce or c? fsZ* motekawiuee, Draw- 
 ing close, husband and wife, for reciprocal 
 tefavih, Conquering, repelling, [warmth. 
 v tekwecd, Accumulating, collecting. 
 tefavees, Throwing down upon the head.
 
 j tekwcea, Wounding with a sword, 
 j tefaveef, Cutting (leather.) 
 S tekweem, Heaping up. 
 j tekween, Creating, producing, 
 +J5 lekeh, The string of the breeches. 
 
 tekelihof or ^.^aiU wotekehhrf, Having 
 caverns and grottos (a mountain.) [i n g- 
 tekehhon or tj^SiJU mote&ehhin, Predict- 
 
 tekehlionat, Plur. of ^j^aJ' .tekelthon. 
 - tek-lieed, Ordering to make haste. 
 iek~heen> Presaging, predicting. 
 tekeett A place of repose, a monastry. 1 
 tekeeduriy To run up and down, to rock, 
 s or yM^^aiU motekees, Showing sa- 
 Jj tekeeseh, Saddle-bag, [gacity or cunning. 
 J' tekeiyof or Uu^av, motekeiylf, Defined, 
 blamed. [the rear, 
 
 tekeiyol or .VA^J^ motekeiyil> Standing in 
 tekeen, A lady, brave. ^tk 
 
 j tekyit, Filling a purse, preparing. 
 " tckyts, Making wise. 
 -j teky?f, Describing, stature, the cholicfc. 
 ^(j tal, A taylor's bag for (needles, &c.)
 
 t 
 
 fa ielb, A treaty, protection. $$$ telkoloo> 
 * sy& telitum, Returning to favour. [Flashing. 
 
 10* telbl, The diffusion of water, &c. 
 10* tdhktliy The guard of an army. 
 
 faMAfeM) A well-ordered thing. 
 r w o*j iVj tefaleedttn, To ring, to cackle (a fowl,) 
 j 10* tefa'tof, Dirty, nasty, [to cry (a boy.) 
 
 10' telktooTii Abstinent, clean, pure. 
 11)' /c/Ay, A noise, mob. [lating. 
 
 fe/-iA or ^ iVL. motefoh, Contending, emu- 
 yj telbhot or -^ iU* inotelahi*, Vying in re- 
 citing verses* [at one another. 
 
 tdtilio* or lsfi i)^u mvtdah\%, Looking back 
 j tMhok, Following successively. 
 ^fr ^ teltihiew^ 5Wuto/e/A//e,MutuaLIy blam* 
 telhdee, Vernacular, domestic. [ing. 
 ^/eMs^ee,Dispersion,annihilation. [waves.) 
 uj tel&tos or i^ i^u wvtelatis, Dashing (as 
 iLJ telatffox *-& i^ motelatif, Benevolent, 
 J telatiw, Fighting, bufFetting. [favourable. 
 j telb-on or ^ ^JU matela-in, Cursing one 
 10' teluftoon, Extollingone'sself. [another, 
 ^ /c/o/b^ or uU iU* moteltyik, Touching, 
 Ending, taking, reconciled.
 
 [ 60S 1 
 
 III 
 
 [ing to obtain, 
 telafee or ^ $x+ moteikfee, Obtaining, try- 
 
 telhkt Meeting, intercourse. f I? taL 
 
 *J 
 telccJf,- A .bagnio boy. j *to telal, Plur. of 
 
 X! M telklct, An error. 5 ^?^j' Jefomixeli, Plur. 
 / . , au /e/d, Now. fof OSAXJ telmeet. 
 
 V -' ! >.,- , \^ . 
 
 ^j 1 telawet, Reading, meditation, 
 &tclciWQin or^iU^j tnotelawim; Mutual 
 accusation. 
 
 
 tdhwee or cf^^x^ motelawee, Agreeing. 
 or y^j iVx^ motelais, Of an excellent 
 
 , Loss, damage, [disposition, merciful. 
 
 -*^ ' tehllol or cxxXXx inotelellib, Girdwig one's- 
 self. j- ^-4 [ing. 
 
 telellos or u^xXx^ motclellis^ Cloathing 
 one's self. [ing. 
 
 telellot ; or kj,kx^ motelellit, Running, tend- 
 Xj teleblon or ^^moteleU'in, Delaying. 
 tell)eh, A wallet. ^ r 
 
 AjJa telleel), Seizing by the collar. 
 X5 telleet, (Saying) what is your command? 
 A^XJ tettees, Delaying, retarded, [here I am. 
 ixJj tetteefc, Softening (paste with soup.) 
 xAi.j telleefc, Mixing wheat, &c. with honev. 
 
 F4
 
 [ 506 ] 
 
 Ujj teJlrneJ?, A beverage of honey, milk, &c. 
 Xj tellet, State, indolence. [ed, hardship. 
 
 j tel tto'7>,Contaminated. i^teletlef^Iov- 
 j teleslos or c^UUx, moteleslis, Inconstant, 
 thrown down or rolled in the dust. 
 ielessom or JtXz* motekssini, Kissing. 
 j telseek, Bedewing, [vindicate one's self. 
 j telejjoj or g\^XAx> motelejjij, Wish ing to 
 j telejjof or cisvX^ motelejjif, Digging 
 or'dug (a well.) [hesitating. 
 
 tekjloj or g\st*.\':* motelejlij, Agitated, 
 tehjjom or ^^Xx^, motefejjim, BridliQg (a 
 lj teJjecty Forcing against the will, [horse.) 
 Ulj tel/ L ej, Going out to sea (a ship.) 
 j teljeef, Digging in the sides of a well. 
 3 teljeem, Marking a horse, bridling. 
 telehhoz or^dx* motekhhiti Avaricious, 
 retiring. [with a sheet, c. 
 
 telMofor c-xsvliU motel Mjf, Covering 
 ' telheed, Burying the dead. [affairs. 
 
 tclhees, A report or abstract of state 
 j telheef, Digging (a well.) 
 
 telheen, Speaking badly, speaking meloJ 
 teWi, Bitter, bitterly. [diouslj.
 
 tettftet*, A declaration, a report of state- 
 tcled, An eaglet. [affairs, 
 
 telcddod or * .xXiu moteleddid, Looking to, 
 the right and left. 
 
 tele.ddom or - jJLz moteleddtm, Tearing ^ 
 garment, mending, interpolating, [deferred^ 
 tekddon or ^ jsXx^ moteleddin, Delaying, 
 feldeed y Dispersed, dissipated, 
 
 teldeem, Mending a garment. 
 
 i' telJeen, Moistening cloth, making a shear 
 
 ttle%w% Taking pleasure. [limber, 
 
 teZezjeoq or ^ jsU'^ tnotelezxia, Walking ele* 
 gantly and expeditiously. 
 j telezzoj, Limber, viscous plant, washing 
 without cleaning (the head.) 
 ij tehee]), Finn, adhering firmly, intricate, 
 j tekeet, Giving, feeding camels well. [wine. 
 ^'j telessonm^^Aj^motelessin, Acrid, pricked 
 
 lelseen, Teaching, rendering eloquent. 
 j- telahee.t, Abolishing, annihilating, [dering. 
 J telessosor ^a^XA^ moteZessis, Robbing, plua-^ 
 
 'j tel'sezs, Plastering, cementing. 
 j' tetdtokh, Contaminating, staining. 
 telcttot or kkJju nwttlettit , Denying a debt 
 equally due.
 
 608- 
 
 [age. 
 
 telet factor ^^wofclctiin, Toothless from 
 ttofor { j&'^ motcktiij, Blandishment, 
 j telettofan, By favour. [favouring. 
 
 o UkJLJ tekttofat, Plur. of ^ys tckttof. 
 
 tekttom or j*y;u motekttini, Apostatizing. 
 tckttce or ^^ motelcftce, Waiting for an 
 J telleef, Caressing, comforting, [enemy. 
 teltcem, Burfetting, sealing (a letter.) 
 iJ. tele-dot or UiLxx) motel&tlix, Rage. 
 telexzeem ^JU vHotelt#zee t Burning, flam- 
 , Looking about. L U] &' 
 
 j tela-al, Playing, sporting. 
 y tel-alet* Sportive, given to play, [toying. 
 j tela-ol or u^xlx^ motela-ib, Playing, trifling, 
 j tel-at, High ground. 
 j* tcla-som or Jijt!;^ iiiGtela-sim, Hesitating, 
 not daring, deficient, attentive, [vouring. 
 tela-%om or f joiJx* inotelaxim, Eating, de- 
 J tela-os or oaJX^ motela-is, Becoming, dif-r 
 ficult. [plants. . 
 
 lj tefa-o or ^^ motela-i, Pulling buds ofF 
 J teld-of or ujWx* motela-if, Preparing to 
 leap in, on, over, &c.
 
 t 
 
 [tient, deficient. 
 
 telh-lom or ^Xx* motela-lim, Delaying, pa- 
 j* tela-ee or ^U'^ motela-ee, Concreting (ho- 
 ney.) [joke> s P 01 't 
 
 (t-AAjcXs tela-yl t Salivation, flowing of the saliva, 
 ^.AxJu tela-yn, Cursing, tormenting. 
 ootXj telegkghod or ,xiX;u motdleghghid,, Enrag* 
 ed, indignant. [ing to leap* 
 
 judj' telegliglxf or^joax^ nwteleg/hghif, Prepar- 
 -jdj* tekghghom,, Pronouncing, [clay or mud. 
 u *Xj teleghghen or ^Ja^ moteleglighin, Black 
 telgliecb, Fatiguing. 
 e/) Ruin, prodigality, expence. 
 LXj teleffot or CL.*I tnotelejfit, Bending. 
 iiXJ* telcffo* or laiXx^ moteleffiz, Pronunciation. 
 ffofoi^J^M mvtdeffif, Wrapping one's 
 self up. [lowing one another. 
 
 teleffok or uJiiXXx. moteleffik, Joined, fo-K 
 telfeef, Involving, covering up. 
 3u&i telfeek, Collecting; sewing together. 
 tetta, Arriving at, meeting with, [surname. 
 telekkob or v^KXXx. motelckkib^ Assuming a 
 g-viXj telebkoh org^uu moteleMih, Accusing false- 
 JO-J telekkot or Ljaxw motelekklt, Collecting, [ly. 
 
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 '*xJLJ telektuOt Prating, blabbing. 
 jily tehkkff QV cJoiXx* motslefrfcrf, Swallowing. 
 
 ^jOj tdekket or ^xUx mot clek free, Accepting, en- 
 countering, conceiving (woman), repre- 
 
 ir^xjilj telkceb, Giving a surname. [bending. 
 
 3ujilj tdkcci, Adding, connecting. 
 
 ci^xXij telkees, Mixing, mixture. 
 
 cAxJilj tdfrecf, Causing to swallow, giving one 
 a mouthful of meat. 
 
 ^Xlj tclkcen. Instructing, informing. 
 
 slU telky She, that. [compact, fleshy, grass. 
 
 .xj^U tdckJiod or <x^XL* motcle&kid, Embraced, 
 
 3 ^ai:- tcJekkoo, Stopping, delaying. 
 
 .Us ^f/6'/, Moisture. [goldsmith. 
 
 Jti- /e/f/n, A trench; /?7ew?, a boy, a servant, a 
 
 -*sJu telemmoj or ^vjc:^ motelemntij, Eating, 
 taking any little thing before dinner, tast- 
 in^. [ing obscenely. 
 
 de,mmokhQ\* g*\z* motdemmtih, Speak- 
 telemmos or ^.JDU motelemmis, Asking 
 repeatedly. 
 
 telenimca or tjiix motekmmiz, Rolling the 
 tongue about the mouth after eating.
 
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 featching at 
 
 r.oa or ^JuL* motetemmia, Snatching, 
 JLji: 1 tele.m'W.Qk orcjij^ motefammiJc , Breakfast, 
 \3 tclmek> A robust young man. [eating. 
 LJ tetemmee or ^XLo motetemmee, Changed, 
 vanished (colour.) 
 -C\A!J tcltneeh, Indicating, showing, 
 o^ju lelmeex, A scholar, student. 
 ^A 4 Lj felmeez, Giving to taste or eat. 
 X;Ju telonnet, Delay, any thing necessary. 
 
 t ^J^j tcle.ngobeen, A beggar, poor, lazy, 
 ^te talonnce, Lazy, a drone, [(as a calf the cow.) 
 ^Xj teloo, Thin, any thing following another, 
 ^ !*A)' telwaseh, Commotion, astonishment. 
 X^LJ telwet, A kid straying from the flock. 
 CL)^\.j telewwos or c^.^X^o motelewwis, Conta- 
 mination, stained. [heritage, stopping. 
 - i^.)u talood, An old possession, descending by 
 
 ^ Jj* telooscli, Percussion. 
 ' .x *A7 telwus, The bud of a flower, [inverted, 
 U telewwos or (j^^Xx^ motelewwis, Twisted^ 
 j telewwot or ^ > Xg motelewwti, Sinijirig a* 
 
 gainst nature.
 
 t 
 
 * j\z telewwom or - ^Lu motelewwim, Tedious> 
 )\ ^> toloomlax, A tambourin, [sluggish, 
 ^^Jj telewwun, Coloured, adorned. 
 
 j telewwunht) Pluf. of ^ jj- telaivwun. 
 telcivwoh or ^XiU motdewwili, Shining, 
 e/oo/, A sluggish horse, camel, &c. [moved. 
 * teloomeh, The bud of a tree. 
 j teloon, J)elay, any thing necessary. 
 j teleuwee or if^Ju.* viotelewwee, Distorted* 
 Xj 1 telwib, Mixing, perfuming. 
 j telwii, Twisting, shaking the head. 
 j tehuis, Staining, .muddying (water.) 
 j telwyhy Causing to.cliange colour. 
 j telwi%, Stuffing with almonds. 
 uojjij telwis, Eating pure honey. [butter. 
 Ju^XJ telivik, Preserving or dressing (meat) with 
 te.ht.'im, Reprehending, accusing. [ing. 
 
 ^Ju' telwin, Colouring, adorning, distinguish- 
 
 telleh, A gin for catching birds, a taylor s 
 goose. [flaming. 
 
 lj telelilio 1 ' or i-^^JoCo motehhMl, Burning, 
 J' tetehhofor uJ^Xx^ mottlehJtif, Lamenting, 
 crying ah! alas! [not shining, 
 
 j tdcMmk or ji^ou motclelihik, AV'hite t but
 
 513 ] 
 
 telehJiom or ^U motelehhim, Gulping up. 
 j telehhon or ^$U* motelekhin, Breakfast- 
 ing, taking a whet. 
 
 gjs telhee or ^U'^ motelhee, Playing,unbending, 
 *- -VA^U telheeb, Burning, inflaming. 
 
 j telheet, Loving, delighting, dismissing. 
 j telheej or ^^Xj telheen, Giving breakfast. 
 J telhecd, Pushing away in contempt. 
 ' telheeZt Striking (on the breast.) 
 s lelheef, Crving out in anguish, oh! 
 
 Jj* telee, A blackberry bramble, wealthy. 
 
 ** , r r i- j 
 
 et, Reading, remainder. 
 
 L^Xj teleiyos or t^LvJU.* moteleiyis, Bold, stre* 
 
 jJis teleed, Hereditary wealth. [nuous 4 
 
 
 teleeset, A sack, a testicle. 
 
 Ju telecseh, A fine Persian carpet, [thing lost. 
 Jj te'leea, A handsome man. 'ti.A'iteleefet, Any 
 
 e?e/, Prostrate, the neck. 
 . jj tekiyon or ^l^motdenjiri, Softened, ca- 
 txJL; telyit, Joining, gluing. [ressed, gentle. 
 ^\3 tclyim, Mitigating, repairing, bringing a- 
 ^\-i fe'/5/^,Softening,cajolmg [gain into favour. 
 If'iem, A disease in the eye. 
 * Uj 1 temb-ur, Boasting among themselves, 
 
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 Ui" 
 
 >5 temblor, Flying (sparks of /Ire,) dragging 
 
 I? fc7?i&Ste/,Plur. of jjj* temseel. [one an other. 
 . I? tdmajod or ^ U** rtotetflkfid, Contend- 
 
 ing for glory* [impudent, talking obscenely. 
 .l? te-niajoa or^U&o inotemajia, Sneering, 
 
 l^ te.mahofc, Litigating with one another. 
 
 l? tembdo&h or ^. : l*^, moteutbiiikh, Iniquity, 
 
 lr 'temhdee, Perse verance,[injastice, rebel lion. 
 temar or ^UiU mvtemfti*, A date -seller, 
 
 temarr> Endeavouring to throw one upon 
 
 .the ground. [ed among themselves. 
 
 l? te/naros pr^jlju moteiithns, Distract* 
 tertitirot or ^l^ mofernariz, Feigning 
 
 a disease. 
 
 r temaron, Losing her milk (a she camel.) 
 temane or ^UL* mtcm'aret, J)ouhting. 
 
 'femkz or j l*~ ^p^^J|pppyal, interval, 
 
 distance, [gcther. 
 
 lc tern'aoh or j Uu motemkzih, Jesting to- 
 or u-Uu motem\s, Touching one 
 
 another. [coniidcnce, a dealing toother] 
 
 lr femasoh'or ^^ Uu wotem&sik, 'Mutual 
 * 
 
 l^ temcisok or iU Uu inotemasifc, Adhering, 
 able.
 
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 l? temhslih, A show, theattical representati- 
 on, walking, [ing from one another, 
 l? ternaskok or Ju; Uu motcmT.slnfc, Snatch- 
 ^ Lc tcmbshee or ^ I** motcTnashec, See'Ul? 
 t? Itmhsoa or ^ i^, moteiribsia, Fighting 
 
 ^^ ^T 
 
 together. 
 
 &!c /fmax or tl^ motcrnhz, Opposing, con- 
 tending. D n g' 
 
 ^^5 1^ Ornate or ^^ lu wfitcwkifa, Litigat- 
 
 ji? ttmhloft or )j Uu motefdhM ', Being able, 
 having it in one's power, refraining from. 
 
 ytr titfialoo, Mutually agreeing and aiding. 
 
 -lc Uwaw-, En tire, com pleat, safe, untouched, 
 accomplished, conclusion. 
 
 U l^ /ftnawi-i, Wholly, entirely. [mainder. 
 , The end, completion, the re- 
 
 , Feigning to be dead. 
 U 1 1<mhhet, Corrupted, smelling (meat.) 
 
 jt> Vf temihoftQr &[f^'ffiote'rfla,hi& t Litigating, 
 
 g,*\? tcvn&yoh or ^v.Uu Tno^wde/z'/z, Stagger- 
 ing, [friendship, 
 
 2> t? tcmcryor or ^_, i^c tnotcmayir, Disturbing 
 
 k,l? tifticiyot or la..lvi ifiotcm.i'yit, Far distant, 
 absent, disturbing the friendship of
 
 
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 tembyol or ^.Uu motcmayil, Inclin; 
 stooping. [made of camel's hair. 
 
 t emmet t A charm against enchantment?, 
 timlam, Stuttering. 
 ? temt&n, The seam or sewing of a tent. 
 teinettodt Gaining, using, enjoying. 
 pX^ tcmttm, The plant, shumack. 
 ^Ai> icmteen, Confirming, strengtheninga bow, 
 
 a bottle, a tent, &c. 
 i-lS? iemsa.lt Comparison, a parable. 
 j^ tem'.ssol or jji^ motemesvtl, Assuming the 
 form of, resembling, applying a fable. 
 temscel, An allegory, parable. 
 
 temseelat, Plur. of jxi> temscel. 
 temsjjod or ovr5D.<u motemejjid, Glorified, 
 i* iemejjos or ^^u motemefjis, Embrac- 
 ing the Persian religion; magi, or the wor- 
 ship of fire. 
 . 
 
 temjeed, The glorification of God. 
 temjeesy Becoming one of the magi. 
 
 ttmehhok or Jia^u mottrnchhik, Effacing 
 
 
 
 abolishing. [quarrelsome. 
 
 tcmehhok or &?>$-* motcmehhik, JNJorose, 
 temchhol or jjsgu motcmehhil, Deceiving, 
 endeavouring to recover a debt.
 
 * 
 
 fcniJteet, E razing, defacing. 
 ? fcmhecft Proving, choosing, lessening, 
 ^..sn^ temheen, Taking off the bark or any 
 thing similar, smoothing leather. 
 temcklikhokh or ^^\-^ 
 
 C-' 
 
 Extracting marrow, Sue- also 
 * tctfiekLkhoY or^-cx^ mottf^'kliklur, Catch- 
 ing the wind (as at sea), observing from 
 what quarter it blows. 
 z temekhkhoz or ^^^ rdoie'^Mkhh, A- 
 gitated (milk in. churning), conceiving. 
 
 iemekhkhot or ksvju mot&rftck.kkhit, Blow- 
 ing the nose [beral, excellent, abstaining, &c. 
 
 or .,3^cLo in^ttfiicfc/tftliec, Li- 
 
 <i t? 
 
 , Removing, carrying away. 
 - ^xc iewcddoj or ... <XLO tfrotevfreddn, Extended, 
 
 t ' C 
 
 wide, full (vessel,) ripe. 
 
 f &y tfrtedduh or _ j.<u triQtctfisddih, Com mend* 
 c c 
 
 ing one's self, praising, swelling, 
 ax^ lemeddvd or A.IXLO moiemeddid, Extended, 
 
 yawning, walking with a self-important air. 
 j o^ tcmeddolQtA*$wotemed<Jil, Wiping one's 
 
 self. [affluent. 
 
 w ^ temeddon or >^ .y&joinofemcddin, Assembled, 
 
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 x? 
 
 tcwlyh) Praising greatly. 
 T temdeed, Extending, prolonging. 
 ? temdeer, Covering with clay, cementing 
 the chinks of a bath or pond. 
 $ temdcen, Building cities. [(sheep.) 
 
 ? tcMzzzoh, Rising, affronting, becoming fat 
 
 temez/ier, Corrupted, foetid (water.) 
 ? temzeet, Sending a horse to pasture. 
 
 temzeer, Dispersing. [or giving dates. 
 temr, A ripe, dry, or preserved date, eating 
 . timrbd, A pigeon-house, a dove's hest. 
 temeret, A knot upon a whip. 
 temerrod, Refractory, stubborn, continuing 
 beardless beyond the usual time (a youth,) 
 temerros or ^^u tnolemeriis, Rubbing a- 
 gainst. 
 
 temerros or fjo^c motenterriSy Ilnbarking 
 any thing. [i"g> weak. 
 
 temerro* or ^^ motenterriz, Languish- 
 temerrot or t^u motcmerrit, Dropping off 
 (hair.) [trembling with rage. 
 
 temerrod or ^u mrieruarria, Hastening, 
 femerrogh or ^ ^u motewerrigh, Tumbled, 
 writhing one's self from agony, remaining 
 long at pasture, pressing.
 
 } ? tetfierron, Behaving elegantly, excelling, 
 accustomed. [ m g tottering. 
 
 j temenner or ^o j.u moternermer, Trembl- 
 es j.j temerree or #^u motemerree. Adorning, 
 embellishing. 
 
 j tevnreeh, Filling a leathern bottle with 
 water, to close up the holes or stitches. 
 j temreekh, Anointing (the body with oil.) 
 3 te,nreed, Smoothing, stripping the leaves 
 ing sour, bitter. [fromabranch. 
 j temreet, Pulling hairs (from the body.) 
 j> temryugh, Allowing to wallow (a horse.) 
 5 temreek, Singing. 
 j tetnreen, Softening, smoothing. 
 
 tetnzeden, To keep a modest silence. 
 
 -j$*'W>Qtemezzir, Sipping y suck- 
 ing, [or garment.) 
 - temez%o% or 3 'j&* moteifrezzifc.Torn (cloth 
 y \.f,j temeznioz orj^^ju motemezfniz, Moving 
 up and down, driving here and there, pre- 
 paring to rise. 
 oV -temzsheh, A flot roof or plat-form. 
 
 temzeet, Bestowing praise, 
 o temzuej, Turning yellow (corn.)
 
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 l), Putting forth fruit (the vine.) 
 S tewzeedcn, To be silent. 
 tcw.%10, Dispersing, teazing (cotton.) 
 ttmzeek, Tearing. 
 
 tewsah, A lie, a liar. ftion, receipt, 
 ? tentcssnk or ^ju Mofcmessik, An obliga- 
 A^.-^ tewvyet, A salutation. 
 
 te.nscck, Perfuming \\ith musk. 
 J temhci, Walking, stepping. 
 
 or or ^-^.x motcwcshshir, Becom- 
 ing or appearing rich. 
 
 >sh&hjsh or,j^f^ motemeslisliishfj na w- 
 ing the end of a bone, and sucking out the 
 marrow. 
 
 ui*J temeshshok or oi^c viivtewslislnlf, Torn. 
 ^^sJ temsliiyet, Promotion, preferment, caus- 
 ji-^i.-o tcmshccsh, Taking out marrow, [ing to go. 
 ^O lemslieek, Tinging with vermilion. 
 
 #h Giving little milk (a camel.) 
 sen. Giving milk unwillingly (doe.) 
 s hmsssor or^*a<u mottmzsiir, Milking by 
 little and little. [p' r> 
 
 or^o^iu itw/finessis, Sucking, sip- 
 t cm seer, Giving little milk.
 
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 [raged. 
 
 tnotefftezzir, Inflamed, ea- 
 ir tetnezmoz or ya^^ inote'tticz'niiz, Falling 
 asleep, Washing or performing the sacred 
 tevnzeer, Afflicting, [ablution of the mouth. 
 
 tewteez, Drinking sour milk. 
 temzla, Fighting fiercely with another. 
 - temettor or^k;<^ mott"ftiettir t Raining, expos- 
 ing to the rain. 
 
 tcmettol or UL^x rriDteinettil, Diffusive in dis- 
 course, becoming thick (water.) 
 
 t<. : mettn<ot or taIaL vnotcmei'mit, Slow in 
 speaking or wilting, muddy water. 
 ^W tewettee or J&t.* vfioienr^ttic, Yawning, being 
 long (the day,) walking with a haughty air. 
 *&r temizzoa or &&* rfiote'me.zzia, Licking up 
 all, remaining behind* [with oil or fat. 
 <r temzia,, Softening a bow-string, anointing 
 tcifra-az or ^.^^ motema-iz, Contracted 
 (brow,) furious in career (a camel, c.) 
 
 tema-us or pa<^ vnotcma-is, Pained (in 
 the bowels.) 
 
 tenia-at or k*^o Motcnii-it, Buld, 
 tema-ok or ui*u Wott-ma-ik, Going 
 or far into any place. 
 K
 
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 tewa-y or ^*<u motcmfi-y. Stretching one's 
 k, Tumbling about, [self, yawning. 
 , A royal charter. 
 
 ttft^ghghot or Lfcu &otei&&g?fghit, Stretch- 
 ing out greatly the fore-feet (a horse or 
 camel.) [indisposed. 
 
 t&nekkos or y^j^o i w,ott"mek&is, Faipting, 
 or jiK;^ ni^cWie*M% Sipping 
 at several times. 
 
 ? tcmkees, Pouring out much water. 
 temkeet, Throwing down. 
 tew>keek> Hungering domestics. 
 ? tertiaWo^ or cLv^u 1HtieW$k&t* t Tedi- 
 ous, slow. [with vermilion. 
 
 tettieJikor or ^.^cU moteme/dir, Tinged 
 tt'fli;'.%kok or .jX^tiu W6'^7?i^l?^, Severe 
 to a debtor, plundering him, taking his all. 
 temikkon, Inhabiting, power. 
 tern >kliee> Wet with sweat, [tribute, &c. 
 etfikeeS) Bidding for goods, collecting 
 temtecn, Majesty, authority, power. 
 temello r IiQr ^ju nwte/nelli&h, Tearing out, 
 removing. [with another. 
 
 tenielloz or ^UJU molemelliz, Going along
 
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 J' te-meflos or ^Uz* Tnofewe/#s,Polishing,1ay- 
 j temeUos, Escaping. [ing bare. 
 
 J teniellot or u.ju wotemeltit, Un feathered 
 (an arrow.) [taking possession. 
 
 j teweUok or dCx^u motemeUik> Conquering, 
 3JU3 temellol or ji^Vc motemellil, Restlessness. 
 ^ temelloo, Filled, swelling with rage. 
 tomfool, A species of wild olive. 
 
 or ^^ moternelke, Enjoying long 
 the society of a friend, inditing a book. 
 \i3 tetnl&t, Filling, full; temliyet, enjoying, 
 possessing. 
 
 temlech, Moderately fat (a camel.) 
 temleed, Softening leather. 
 temleez, Setting at liberty. 
 xJ^ femlees, Smoothing, extricating. 
 x^ temket, Plastering a wall, shaving. 
 1 temleek, Levelling ground. 
 temleek, A possession, property. 
 temleekee, Hereditary. 
 tetnleekiyet. Hereditary fight. 
 J/.X<= temhel, Causing haste, 'causing restlessness, 
 *^ tcwnem, An amulet of camel's hair. 
 
 4. 
 
 *js tomen, Ten thousand. .
 
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 :' fomennd,, Asking, Mashing. 
 
 tomzndeli, Stammering, hesitating. 
 *jf tetnenno or JUX motcineiiflia, Strong, in- 
 accessible, hindered. [Causing to request. 
 temennee, A prayer, request, iu;* temncet, 
 f tevcima, Hindering, driving away. 
 )t temawwitj, The agitation of the waves. 
 teimoor, Piur. of ^ tenir. 
 f tomooret, Some person, any one. 
 ternooz, Name of a Syrian month (July.) 
 tcvd-ook, A butt for archers, [coming rich. 
 tevnswwol or ,5 ^^> motcinewwil, Rich, be. 
 temeu'la, Greatness. 
 tctfiweet, Killing, causing death. 
 lemivees, Cleaning cloth, selling figs. 
 tcvuwej, Making wealthy. 
 temweh or *,,: temeh, Corrupted. 
 - teifreJihod or J^A^ vn.ote'niMul, Gain, idle. 
 tcmehhor oi'^ic motcine/i/iir, Tenetratujg, 
 ingenious. 
 
 teinelihok, Drinking often of wine. 
 Uwihhol or >^ou inotcmehhil, Surpassing, 
 proceeding slowly, asking a delay. 
 
 or **$vU motcjnehmih f Desisting.
 
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 *+5 
 
 temheet, Sharpening a knife. 
 
 temheed, Disposition, arrangement. 
 
 v -< 
 
 temhee.k, Drinking much milk, [by 
 
 , Giving time. &^? temeis,Softemng 
 *e temeed, Perpetual [broken, 
 
 temeix, Separated, distinguished, discerned* 
 tcmeis or ^^^ motcmeis, Walking 6 aun,t-- 
 
 femeileft, An animal like a cat* 
 temeem, Well formed* 
 temeemet, An amulet or cnarm>% 
 A^? ferny-fa, Judgment, prudence. 
 ? temyil, Doubtful, persuading another^ 
 :* tinn, Alike, equality. 
 
 fen, The body, the whole man, this, that, 
 Uy tenk-ash or ji^Ux^, motena-isli, Receiv- 
 ing, absent. 
 
 j tenb-at, A mansion, inhabited, [flowing. 
 ljj tenatof or cJLfU^ mofenbtif, Torn np, 
 j tenatol or ^ UA-* motevatil, Thick (her- 
 bage.) [ly, perishing by disease and death. 
 :' tenhsor or ^ Ux^ motenasir, Flowing, loose- 
 3 tenasol or j.51;;:^ mtfenasil, Rushing up- 
 on or into any thing, running out in crowds, 
 
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 j tcnhjos or c:^. UX* motenhjis, Stabili- 
 ty, "firmness. [dream verified* 
 
 UJ tenhjoh or ^>\j^ motenajih, Having a 
 'l tc-nii.jot y Fighting among themselves. 
 Ui' tenajolor 3o.UX^ motenfyil, Fighting to- 
 gether, disputing, [eating secrets, checking. 
 
 te t&nkjee or ^^U^ nwtenajee, Communi- 
 
 * 
 IJU f^w iW^ or i -*a.UJLo motenbhib, Fixing a 
 
 time (for battle.) [ror, dispersed. 
 
 U3 /ewac? or * ux> mofen&d, Struck with hor- 
 A Uy tenftdos, Reviling one another. 
 a Uj ten adorn or * ^ UAX motenadim, Convers- 
 
 ing familiarly. [one another. 
 
 *Uj tenadee or tf ^ ux^ mofenadte, Calling to 
 * Uj fe ; ^'^^> S cat tered birds, [admonishing. 
 SUj tc.vti?>r*' or ^iUX.c motenbzir, Mutually 
 Us ?ewa,r, A builder of furnaces: 
 ^Uj tenojuxi or ^jUiU motenbzia, Litigating. 
 
 Uj teiifitok or cjjj Ux jiiotenkzik, Blaming. ,- 
 ) j UJ tenfank or iJ j U)U motenkxik, Piercing 
 
 wi.h spears, [horse-back in order to fight. 
 j T;J lenazol or ^ j UA^ mottmitil. Leaping from 
 M* i,.,- lencisob or ^^ UxV mtitencLsib, Kesernbling, 
 
 related, the succession of ages.
 
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 U> 
 
 Uj fenksoth, Death, inheritance. 
 
 Uj tentisof or 'cJUU^ motenasif, Communi-p 
 
 eating privately. [arranged. 
 
 UJ tenhsok or jujULo niotenasib, Adhering, 
 j tenasol or j^l;x moienhsil, Begetting, 
 s tenasee or ^^Ux^ motenbsee , Pretending 
 
 to be forgotten. 
 
 Uj' tenasholor ^ Uz wo/ew^^^,Connected. 
 j tenhshod or oci UL* ytiotenasliid, Rapte- 
 
 ing verses together, satirizing. 
 j tencisliee or ^U^ moienbshee, Smelling 
 
 (odours,) drunk. [ing mutually. 
 
 UJ tenbsoh or ^? Ux* rnotenhsih, Admonish- 
 
 jj ten&sor or jM9 Ui motenhsir, Assisting one 
 
 another. [acting equitably*. 
 
 J ten&sof or < i^UX- motenhsif, Halving, 
 J tencwol, Throwing or darting at one ano- 
 ther, [(extremes.) 
 UJ tencttoh or g^b uz motenhtih, Meeting 
 ^ UJ fenc/fee .or ^ uxo motenatee, Fighting, 
 
 changing. [another,contending(in exercises.) 
 Jo UJ tentiior or ^Js l;^, rrtotenbzir, Facing one 
 
 p U5* /o??da, The stirrup cup, the last bottle. 
 \^ 
 
 ^. UJ tenaghor or ^i i;^ motenaghir, Showing 
 
 or feigning dislike.
 
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 txJ 
 
 UJ tenkfot or oj UXx motenafa, Going to law. 
 ; tenafor or^jU^o motcnafir, Flying from 
 one another in a panic. 
 UJ lenafoz, Leaping together. 
 ^U:* tenafos, Wishing for, seizing. 
 oiUJ 'tenhfot or kiUx-o motenafit, Casting up 
 scum (a broiling pot.) 
 UJ tenfifce or ^ ux^, motenafee, Pursuing. 
 5li5 /(?w 7^02, Contradiction, discordant. 
 
 5 tenalos or cLv^D Ux^ niotenhkis> Discord- . 
 ant, inimical. [one another. 
 
 Uj" tenhkod or j^, ixx^ motenakid, Severe to 
 l>j tenkJior or ^U motenafcir, Pretend- 
 ing ignorance, discord. [discourse. 
 L:j tenkfofor u*s l^^ motenakif, Changing 
 .; x tJ U5* teiMLlecdun, To pour, to clean by wash- 
 
 ing, polishing. 
 
 ^^l^r tenbn, A wolf, a resemblance. 
 ,j >j U;' tetianeedun, To weave, [ing rotations. 
 v__, ^Us tendwol) or V ^UAX> tnotenaivU:, Observ- 
 S 3 lij tcnawut, Neglecting sacred things. 
 C ^U: tenawoh or ^jtcu inoien\wih> Opposite 
 
 (mountains,) weeping, lamenting, 
 i U)' tenawur, Corpulent (men.)
 
 Uj ten&iuosh, or ^Uz* tiiotenhu>is?Ji, Ap* 
 proaching, attacking. 
 
 3 ^ Uj tenliiVQl or 3 5 1;^ mctfe?2<:to7,Eating,cirmk 
 ing, giving and receiving presents. 
 
 * jto teno,wom or * 5 u^ Tnrfenhwim, Feigning 
 
 to be asleep. [(a camel.) 
 
 j tevbholor ^A [ijUtfiotencthti, Raising dust 
 U; tenahod or o^ Uju fliotenbhtd, Dividing 
 
 o 
 
 equally. 
 
 Ui tcnrifioz or ybUiL* molenculuz, Preventing* 
 j tenahoz or ^A U motenahiz, Rushing 
 
 against, assaulting. [prohibiting, 
 
 ^ ljL5 tex&hee, Finishing^ arriving (intelligence,) 
 3L)Ui- tcnayit, Neglecting things sacred. 
 ^bUj' tenayok or ^jUx'^ motcn^yik, (People) 
 
 overcome by sleep. [from one another, 
 ^jUJ tenayee or ^Ux-o mvtencujez, Retiring far 
 ,)lJj 4 fcin r >b,n, Short breeches, (ing (water.) 
 
 c^ojj teneWob or wuuL motenellil, Set a flow* 
 
 
 
 /*xJl? tenperwar, Nourishing the body, [rility* 
 VAJLi- tencU)(rz, or v>JX motenMiz, Reviling, scur* 
 la^-j tenelbot or L^JLXx moteaeblit., Causing wa- 
 ter to flow or spring up. [coming by degrees. 
 >;j feneU'oa or >j;u iftotetiellia, Flowing or 
 , A crucible, a melting-pot. 
 
 M 4
 
 Ljtf temlel or U~* moteinlel, Lazy, a knave. 
 .ylLX'tentleljLn, Lazy, luxurious. [prophet, 
 i' tenel'joo or^jj;^, motenelloOt Commencing 
 , Betel or paun. 
 
 AAJU to^'ee(/e??,Twisting,loosing [ing to grow. 
 AAJui temleeq, Throwing away. [quick. 
 
 *x tewlect, Keyiling* u~**x temlecs> Speaking 
 AA^J tcmlccs, Speaking with a weak voice, 
 /A^J temlcet, Making water to flow, 
 
 ' temleck, Planting trees in a straight line, 
 j ten I'd, A dwarf. 
 
 tentecf> Pulling off 'much hair. 
 J tenteen t Rendering fetid, [tercd. 
 
 tenessor oryJLL* yioteiiessir, Dispersed, scat* 
 temeer, Dispersing, diffusing. [Expression. 
 
 . *M 
 
 /(?wj, A collection, e^p^essiori. J l^ tenjhleht 
 
 **i/ \ > 
 /^ iknfa'meh', A garment, vest. [ed. 
 
 L-sAj* tcnejj'os or cL-s^'^ moteiiejjis, Exam in* 
 
 ; teuejjoh or ^p^* wotenejjih, Expediting 
 
 properly. 
 
 \: tencjjod or o^^o motenejjld, Carried off. 
 tenejjcx or >x iMJeti&fjitf, Expediting. 
 
 jf tcuejjos or ^xU^ wotenejjis, Polishing, 
 
 cleaning away.
 
 r 
 
 [a malighant eye- 
 
 & tenejjoa or *x\Xx mo'enejjia, Looking with 
 u tenejjoh, Repulsing, affronting.' 
 y tenqfjce QV ^s^ motenejjee, Seeking the 
 highest ground. 
 ^KU tenjeetj Setting free, raising a mound p 
 
 earth, Sec. against inundations. 
 UJPU tenjeeh, Prospering, promoting. 
 
 ^sdj 1 ten feed, Ornamenting a. house, [mented. 
 : .. 
 
 tenjeeden, Drawing light the girdle, tor* 
 
 , Rendering wise (experience.) 
 ia, Agreeing with Qpe (victuals) sa 
 ^yj tenjeew* Astrology, [lutary. 
 
 tenehhos or (jMacUU WQtenehhls, Examining, 
 fasting, abstaining from flesh (in lent.) 
 tenehkoo, Removed, leaning upon, [water. 
 tenheel, Diligent (in business,) being nea 
 
 ^i- Lnheet, Removing. 
 
 tenheel, Giving a present, [ting, raining,^ 
 ecu- tenekhkhoa or ^=^* viotenekiikhia, Spit* 
 y tenekhkhol or ^xv, motewthfthil, Chus- 
 ing the beat, [ing austere, blowing the nose B 
 teneM&hom or 
 tenehhnokh or 
 (a oftmei.
 
 [ . 532 ] 
 
 , Boasting. 
 
 ?% Speech, discourse [rough, austefe. 
 j tend, Joined eye- brows, dispersed ; tone?, 
 3 temddoh or . *&* niotencddik, Becoming 
 fat (sheep.) 
 
 i- teneddokh or ^ AJJU rtioto^MW, Vaift, at* 
 y tondor, Thunder. [rogant. 
 
 /XJ* lendorost, Healthy, vigorous, 
 <&' tendorosttc, Good health, vigour. 
 Jj- o^;; teneddos or ^ *xcu mofenedJis, Interring, 
 
 > tendorood, Butter not purified, [self. 
 olor 3 ^^ wAentddil, Wiping one*s 
 -AO tefieddoni or ^ViU moteneJJ'iifl,, Penitent, 
 yu) 1 iendoOy A spider. [repenting. 
 
 ^ juJ tondee or ^ xxx-c tfrotondee, M oroseness, im 
 t *j> tomloor, A kind of stove, [pettious, severe. 
 j tended, Making wet, soaking. 
 j tendeed, A loud, defaming, dispersing. 
 tondceden, To thunder, tomurmer, to 
 out, to chide. 
 
 >)' tendceseh, The human shape. 
 *0sjj tcndeegh, Sprinkling with flour. 
 
 J tene-xzor or^, 3<U tnotcnezzir f Timorous, 
 tentcden, Silent, modest. [vowing.
 
 [ 533 ] 
 
 >a 
 
 j tenezzor, Becoming small or few, 
 
 eKtol or yy& l jnotene%%il, Descending 
 slowly, humility, deigning. 
 3 tenezzoh or y;Cc w 
 ed (from water, &c.) pure, modest. 
 yj tenwyet, Wishful, inspiring with 
 leaping upon. 
 
 j ten%ee$, Removing,, nourishing. 
 j ten%ia, Causing to remove or tear up, 
 'J teu%eef, Drunk, emitting blood, 
 tjy^ tcn*eek, Raising the feet to leap ^a horse. ) 
 nwi'l, Revelation from heaven, the uU 
 j teiweh, Purifying, cjean'ing. [coran, 
 ^j fenshs, A quick pace, [to relationship. 
 tcuessvb or t^w..;*-* WQii'tiessib, Pretending 
 enewor -ov ;~+x wQ!<we$$ir t (Jutwistinga 
 rope, departing, 
 
 > tenesw or ^*;*,o wafmessui, Loose (teeth-) 
 * 1 teiiessof or v^*;^ wotciiQSsif, Throwing 
 down, 
 
 wessok or t^j{~;>u wotenessift, Arrange4 
 (an oration J disposed in order, connected tP-^ 
 gether. 
 
 0lop44^ wo^^5^/i,Devout, plop a,,' 
 j- teneswm or ^^o> w 
 assembline anv thine frair
 
 j' tcnkehy A carpet, tapestry. 
 3 tenseet, Causing to forget. 
 
 ? tenseedtn, Tormented, strangled. 
 tensia, Loose (teeth ) 
 j tenseef, Throwing down (wrestling.) 
 u*;j tenseek, Arranging, disposing in order (a 
 speech,) stringing pearls, &c. 
 
 tenseel, Moulting, changing hair, feathers, 
 &c. (quadrupeds and birds.) 
 p^jj temeem. Beginning. 
 
 &tfrshfti or <~&x* totoleficshshil, Fixed 
 in the iiiind. [ing. 
 
 X3 tenneslishod, Enquiring for news, publish- 
 ten?ieshshor or^iax- moteneshsftij-, Unfold* 
 ing, divulging, scattered. 
 *AJ tefteshshoz, Showing severity. 
 Ufijj teneshshot or kij:^ mtitetieshshit, Brisk, 
 
 active, cheerfully doing any thing. 
 '*&3 teneshshoghor ^juU moteneshshigh, Groan* 
 ing inwardly [ing, sucking up. 
 
 uJLaJi' teneshshofor ULiUJU moteneshshif, Imbib* 
 iijj teneshshom or *&* moteneshshim, Making 
 u teneshshoo, Rising up to begin, [a beginning. 
 
 rf ^A7 tenshue, A common shore, dirty water. 
 
 v * 
 
 ~}3 tenshecl, Blowing gently, fixing.
 
 [ 533 ] 
 
 t't Causing to grow. 
 
 Jj tensheeden, To-be suffocated, [another* 
 j*&3 .tensheer, Displaying, diverting evil from 
 lapsus tcnseet, Making cheerful, fastening. 
 $A&J t&iOlfadi Giving breakfast (to a guest.) 
 *&t$ tensee m, Attacking, appearing, beginning 
 to corrupt (meat). 
 
 Unessobot ^;A, wibten ess&, Rising on the 
 feet, giving close attention. [any one, 
 
 tf tenessnh, Taking advice, wishing well to 
 5 tenessor or JJ&ZL, motenessir, Becoming a 
 Christian, attempting to assist another. 
 
 tcnessos or ya^Lo motenessis, Informing 
 by letter. [vant. 
 
 j fe nessofot cJuaii-* tnoienessrf, Being a ser* 
 i tenessol or ^aiz^ 'itiotenessil, Drawing out, 
 producing, chusing. [a noble tribe* 
 
 jj tenessee or ^i** mot enessee, Marry ing into 
 J tenseeb, Laying snares, opposing any ene* 
 my, erecting the ears (a horse.) 
 j tenseer, Converting one to Christianity. 
 
 'j tenstes, Harrassing a. debtor, affirming, 
 writing. [mid-day, middle-aged. 
 
 AAaU tenseef, Dividing into two equal parts, 
 j ienezzok or ixiu moivnei&fh, Sunk in
 
 53G ] 
 
 thesockcts (eyes,) vindicating himself (from 
 
 a crime.) [ing business, praising, 
 
 i tenezzot or U^ASA^ wten&r&iz, Dispatch* 
 ;j tenz..ej, Boiling or dressing sufficiently. 
 tM&Q(k Laving in order one on another, 
 tevzcer. Blessing with beauty and every 
 
 ornamental excellence. 
 
 ;j. tetwttottor yjc*;* wofeneftis, Curious, nice* 
 
 ly attentive to dress, speech, victuals, &q. 
 ;j tenet ta or ^la^-c W'tlenettiLi, Industrious, 
 
 speaking mysteriously, [considering. 
 
 j tenetjtof or u-i^^o WQteiiett)f t Suspecting, 
 j tencttok or 0^.^ W)lcnvtti J t Putting on 
 
 a girdle or belt. [tant, retiring far. 
 
 j 1 tenet not. or lo^u motenctnit, Bein<r dis- 
 
 *"* 
 
 ulsJj tent erf, Causing to drop. 
 
 ten leek, Putting on a belt or girdle. 
 tenxar, Looking, viewing. 
 z tenezwr or^JJU nwtenezzir, Delay, pati- 
 ence. [one's self, cleaning. 
 
 tenexzofor ^j&jui* moten.xzif, Purifying 
 ;j ttn*e>r t Beholding, resembling. 
 u^j ten%eijf, Making clean. 
 *!? tenzeem, Ordering, arranging, governing. 
 t&n-bb, The croaking qf ravens, &q.
 
 537 
 
 Utt tenet- al or j U;^, moteria-il, Putting on 
 shoes or slippers. 
 iJ tenh,-uin, Happiness, enjoyment. 
 
 tena-na or ^x;^ motena-ni, Distant, shak* 
 15 ten-ysh, Exalting. [ing, nodding, 
 
 wy/, Shoeing a horse or a camel. 
 j tenym, Bestowing, abundance. 
 ^ feneemeh, A kind of tree. 
 tenegliglior or ^.i;^ mofeneghgMr, Boiling 
 with rage, having an aversion. 
 
 ing, nodding. [ na PP y > distracted life. 
 
 teneglighcs or (J^XAX^ mpteneghghis, An un- 
 juj' tenegKgw* or ya&jx moteneghghiz, Nod* 
 
 ding in approbation, tortering. 
 *,5;j tejieghgJtotn or ^i;x moteneghghiin, Read- 
 ing, or singing low. 
 j tengJieer, Calling, tickling a child, 
 ten ghees. Making life wretched. 
 > teneffbj or ^iisx inoteneffij. Boasting 
 vainly. [returning to a place. 
 
 i' teneffoh or ^\ixx^ mofeneffih, Intervening, 
 ; teneffokh or g\iMU moteneffikh, Blowing 
 with the mouth. [voiding, 
 
 teneffbr or ^^i^x* moteneffir, Aversion, a*
 
 [ 538 
 
 teueffbs or.,j&z+ motenefils, Breathing, 
 drinkingat three draughtSjdillusing ( water.) 
 Uj tenfcsch or J&' A small carpet, long hair. 
 tetieffosh or yii;;:,* muttuuffish, Bristling 
 from fear. 
 
 tencffoz or (jil^ motcneffiz, Exploring. 
 juj tenefful or Li;*x> moteniiff'it. Having pus- 
 
 tules on the hand, sneezing. 
 ijuj- teneffogh or iux^ motentffigh, Swelling of 
 having pustules (the hand from hard labour ) 
 teneffok or Juix* moteneffJt, Dragging 
 out from a hole, [than the law requires. 
 tcneffol cr jjux^ motenejfil, Doing more 
 tenfiikt Grumbling (the belly.) [sador. 
 xijJ tenfce%, Transmitting, sending an ambas- 
 w^6r,Terrifying, preferring [Comforting. 
 oUj- tenftex, Dandling an infant. (JH ^i tenfies, 
 ji4Jj tenfiesh, Teazing cotton or wool. 
 tix tenfeez> Shaking trees, beating cloths. 
 
 tenfeeb* Selling fust (goods.) 
 $*j tenftel, Presenting with a gift, adjourning. 
 AAJUJ tenfeeh, Fatiguing (a camel.) 
 yoViju? ten' as, Detriment, tleficiency. 
 - Uli tenkcim, Punishment, [the face with ayeil. 
 c-cu? tenskkub or u^oU^* matenekk'fa- Covering
 
 or \j motoeHfo'//, Becom- 
 ing lean (a camel.) [presenting money. 
 uJ tenekkod or ooL^ vnbt&Aefifid Paying or 
 &jwu tenekko% or &*;;;.<> motenekkiz, Liberated, 
 escaping. famined. 
 
 3 tene(kor or yi;^ motenekkir, Searched/ex- 
 x;j tcnekkos or ^ju;^ moteiiekkis, Deficien- 
 cy, diminution, disgrace. [ed, broken. 
 JO tene&fcoz or ^aji;^ motenekkit, Coritipt- 
 juj' tenekkol or jjuX* motene.kktt, Travelling, 
 eating sweet cakes with wine. [lected 
 juj' tenekkee or t5 *;x < . motenekkee, Chosen, se- 
 .A*jCj tvjtketb, Going from place to place as 
 
 merchants, flying for refuge. 
 L$ta tenkiyet, Cleaning, winnowing grain. 
 iL'>?Vj tenkces, Conciliating the affections of a 
 
 woman, making haste. 
 
 u3i;j tenkeeh, Extracting marrow, polishing. 
 oy.xo tenke% Freeing one from another, pul- 
 ling one out of a ditch. 
 ^j;j tenkcer, Enquired into, building a nest. 
 ^SUj tenkees, Putting ink into a standish. 
 
 ish) Painting in colours, engraving. 
 JUJ tenkeet, Marking with points. 
 A&i- ten&eel, Transporting.
 
 t 540 ] 
 
 ferc^, A strait defile, narrow pass. 
 j tenekkol or ^.ts^ix* motenekkib t Turning 
 out of the way, shunning, 
 
 tenklar, A package. [ing;. 
 
 .v *=-!. tenekkod or 4X^01* fnoienekkid) Griev- 
 tenkdost, Helpless, poor. 
 n\doste?, Poverty, misery, contempt, 
 
 tenkdily Afflicted at heart, compassion. 
 
 /^ 
 J>w tenkdilce, Grief, compassion. 
 
 ' teiiebkor or ^&j. txotenefr&ir, Disguising. 
 
 j LvW foufcszl, Scarcity, a barren season. 
 0* UXB' tenknhi, A difficulty, a narrow silken 
 
 vw' tenkoo> A case^ a chest. [Vest. 
 
 r "**^L*. 
 
 J^l tenkeli, Gold, mone$*<f*particular species 
 
 1 & tengee, Anguish. [of coin. 
 
 C^ v *=^:- f - tenfaeb, Misguiding, deserting, dis- 
 
 ;j' tenkeed, Troubling. [tressing. 
 
 ij tenheer, Altering, making,. indefinite. 
 j tcngeercli, A broken pot, a kettle. 
 . M*>W tenkees, Turning upside down. 
 
 tenbeez, Accelerating. 
 
 ia, Removing quickly, repulsing. 
 ;j tenkeel, Conquering, tormenting, giving 
 an example. [&c. 
 
 t Pulling the hairs from the face,
 
 [threatening*, 
 
 tenemmor or^A*u motenmwi\ Angry, laud 
 tencmmQs or oa*l motenemmis,. I?ulJu.ng 
 huirs from the face and other parts. 
 tenemmol or J.^JMU motsjiemwli Ho,ving to 
 and fro like ants. [(a hawk.) 
 
 emmee or^^:^ ?/2o/g^?nt^,Soa.ring about 
 3u+;j tenineet> Adulterating, iatelligeace, eaus* 
 *+ij tenmeer, Of a bad disposition, [ing to,swe!L 
 ^' tenmecs, Imposing upon. 
 *>j tenmeek, Writing, describing, inditing $ 
 U? tenendoo, A spider, a cob- web. fbo.o^ 
 *7 tenoo, Power. 
 
 t*lj+}\y3 tenwaneeden, To twist, weave,, 
 i* tennool, The peach-tree, [ed, torturing, 
 tenewwosh or c ^^u iiwtenewuisli, Agitat- 
 j teneivwokh or ^>Xo motenewwikhi Forcing 
 (a she camel) to lie down. 
 
 V 
 
 teneivwod or iyx^ rnotenewwid, Agitated 
 (a branch.) [the back, put to. flight, shining. 
 
 tenetvwor or j^z* wotem&vwir, Turning 
 *j tennooreh, A travelling or camp furnace, 
 f tcneivwot or Jb^>u fflQlenewwit> A kind of 
 bird. [gating before, 
 
 tenewivva, Shaken (branches by the wiad,)
 
 Rj^Xj hnoofet, A dangerous desert. [thing. 
 j^ij' tcneivtuiift, Fixing the mind upon any 
 
 j tenoomend, Healthy, contented. 
 ju yj temuend, Dispersed, 'distracted. 
 3u>w temveet, Executing (business,) throwing a- 
 way (date-stones.) 
 
 terttueetfi, Suhduing, throwing down. 
 emveeT) Illumination. 
 ij tcnwec%, Making or doing a little. 
 
 j tenwees, Remaining in a place. 
 *y5 tenweez, Dying cloth. [(wind.) 
 
 tj^> tenweea, Distinguishing, shaking branches 
 .^3 ttfiweel, Giving, bestowing. 
 i' lenweeni, Lulling to sleep. 
 
 tenween, Nunnation or marking the final 
 letters of nouns with t , which gives them 
 the sound of an, in, un. 
 ^y:; tenti'eeh, Praising, exalting, calling, [vate. 
 teneh, A web, cloth. \yj tctiha, Alone, pri- 
 
 tenhhycc, Solitude, retirement. 
 
 *f , . . . , 
 
 *XAJU tenehnccn, Abstaining, desisting. 
 
 ' '*'* ii^x'*- 
 
 r" t L nJ;ce, Uc, himself, the self-same. 
 ' t 
 
 S^j tcnhiyet, Prohibiting, reaching the bottom 
 
 
 or summit, a lake, a dish. 
 
 TT 
 
 3 tenkeca, Having round plump breasts. 
 uf tenheek, Torments, punishments.
 
 E 543 ] 
 
 S*AJ ieneet, Half doing. >JD* teneed, A web. 
 /M/^' tcnecden, To twist, weave, involve. 
 
 ij tenccn, Equal; tenneen, a large serpent, a 
 Ju;:- tenriyid',J$\CQ in dress or victuals, [dragon. 
 _Ax;j teneeb, Sprouting (a plant.) 
 
 j teneeh, Making pallid. ^ tenccr, Illumi- 
 u;j teneef, Seeming superior. [nating. 
 
 tetv, Heat, a pool, an axe, a grain; to, thou, 
 l^j' teteit'ob, Penitent, repenting, [yours, &c. 
 \jS te.wb.tor, Continuation, succession. 
 s?\j3 tewajuli, Looking back on each other. 
 J^j tew&juhkn, Opposite, over against, [ship. 
 \j3 tewhd or ^]^a t moteivad, Mutual friend- 
 A \j3 teWadoa, Making peace, releasing or for- 
 
 giving one another. 
 
 *\jS tewadee, Plu'r. of x> i taivdeet. [nother* 
 *j^ 1 j I J tewhraneedtin, To lay one upon a- 
 ^^l^j tewkros or jlyU motetvaris, Possess- 
 
 ing by inheritance. 
 
 j \ jj tewbrod, Corresponding by letter. 
 j\f> tewarofc, Leaning to one side. 
 j ^ tew&we* Disappearing, lying hid. 
 
 tewareekh, Plur. of ^^ U> tareekh. 
 tetvbzofor oj ^^ mbteibazif, Balanc- 
 tew&zon, Equal in weight, [ing eipeiices,
 
 [(lines.) 
 jj teway.ee or^jl^u motcu'&zee, Parallel 
 
 : 'j tetvashot orlai SyU motewasliii, Meeting. 
 ^ tewasofor < i* \ * motewasif, Mutu- 
 
 ally praying, describing* 
 
 ^j- tewasol, Enjoying, 
 
 \ ieiuasee or is ^\,^ > mctewcisee, Com* 
 
 manding* instructing, united. 
 
 l^j tewazoa, Humility, submission, 
 
 \ tew&toli or g& \y* wotavatih, Fighting, 
 
 ]js tewatos or ^^ ]^ motewatis, Rushing, 
 
 dashing (waves.) [ing, agreeing, 
 
 Jbl^j tewatee or ^!yU motetchtie, Consent* 
 <)gt^j tewcif-ad or Ar^jZo motewk-id, Missing 
 
 one another, appointing a time or place. 
 y 1> tew&far or ^3!^ motewojir, Abundance, 
 
 a multitude. [conspiracy. 
 
 vJtfljj' tewafok or JuJyU motewajift:, Concord, 
 ^l^i* tewafee or ^s^^x* motewq/ee, Coming 
 
 in great numbers. 
 
 t^J tewaA, Having a strong desire. 
 
 \jj tewafah or g\i' !yL motewukih, Behaving 
 
 proudly and insolently. [over another. 
 
 iewkoa or ' )yu motckia, Tumbling one 
 
 J^s tewkkqf or ^o)^u motewakif, Facing 
 
 [one another.
 
 J 
 
 [ing, changing, 
 
 tewa&oforiji^ \^ motew \klf, Decline 
 teivbbol or j^tyu mo ewlfril, Mutual 
 !y tewal, The end, return. [confidence. 
 ) Wild (or tame) ass's colt. 
 
 \jio rnotewalut, Generation,, 
 succession. 
 
 ^tyf tewalee, Continuation, succession. 
 f\j3 tewhm, A twin, ^vy tewan, Power. 
 U 1 y tew&nk, Omnipotent (God) powerful, 
 
 j I y tew&nayi, Power, strength. 
 .V^XvJ ! y fewinisten, To be powerful, to be able, 
 >C I y tew&nger, Rich, opulent, [to be equal to, 
 i j ^0 1 y tew&nger&n, The rich and great. 
 y tcwhngeree, Richness, greatness, power- 
 tew&lecdun, To prick, to vex. [fulness,. 
 js tewbnee or ^ 1y^ motewanee, Delay, lan<- 
 CJ fy tewaneeden,To torment, to vex. [guor 
 ^J tewahos or ^^x'^ motewcihis, Quici;-* 
 
 f T 'T 
 
 ening the pace. 
 
 ^j tewahok or LJ5J>Uz ihct ewahib , Doing 
 any thing alike, travelling together the same 
 pace. 
 
 ,Jtx*jj7 tewayestcn, To be powerful or abld. t 
 or x.,^ Repentance, cgnversion?
 
 t 546 ] 
 
 V.5 7 
 
 .*? f j y fsr/av, Wrestlers breeches. 
 
 , .-a. ,j tati'ltf-kir. Penitent, restrained by a vow. 
 
 (/ y & y tciVL'c&aree, Penitence, rerhorse. 
 
 f j y tolcr^oo, Pastry, unleavened bread. 
 
 tjj y tobreh, A beggar's wallet. 
 
 ^.^A; y /o/-d^, A fuller's beetle. 
 
 L y /w/c/, Bald on the forehead. 
 Xo^j- tt'iu ct>f, Arranging, drawing up.'; j, 
 , A reproach. 
 
 i, Jn reproach. [dering. 
 
 j tew' etr, Running upon hard ground, wan- 
 >J te/rb&'sh, Mixed ot all ranks (people,) 
 applying .to any tiling. 
 
 jjj teaJH'es, Opening the eye (a whelp.) 
 
 \ 
 ^j tc.iMiiy Broking wind backwards. 
 
 > trw'-ecgh, Upbraiilingi affronting. 
 toot, A mulberry; U'uwet, An hour. 
 tt>iVft/vh or g-">^ :iHotti>u>Qti]i, Drinking a 
 ] i 1 1 io ( w i nev) > uM{a;jn?rye> &c. 
 
 - favjtlor or>?^ motewcttvr, Hard, ; stifF, 
 y totiguee^.AL coiri, formerly current,-^ 
 *'/ y /o/oo, Covering each other (as the coats of 
 
 an onion, &c.) 
 
 - y" 'tbotdhi'A. mole on the skin, a weevil. 
 tewteekh, Making a small present.
 
 r 
 
 jj tcwtced, Fixing firmly (a stake:) 
 r xi-y tewfeer, Putting on a bow-string, repeat* 
 
 ing prayers separately. 
 t*3 jj> tewessol or *-o> : '" wotewessil, Rising up 
 
 with a sudden spring. [lector of the revenue. 
 
 ,^$y; toosor, A lictor or officer under the col- 
 
 AJ^J fetfWdr,Softening by beating, [rest satisfied. 
 
 * > tewnetk, Establishing, desiring one to 
 
 3*S tewted. Joining, strengthening,acqui.ring 
 
 * 
 
 <ry tooj, Brass, copper. [wealth. 
 
 *jj tewejjod or j^ ^ mat ewe jj ut, Ravished. 
 
 ing (mcdiciiie,)drmkii> water unwillingly. 
 
 '' ' T) C 
 
 rji/Vj? ,f**f t\t* '. " luft'4*?l)* J -111'? i fT*t"O1*Tn^ 
 
 * ^, ^j I'JLUi //*'' '* T^* %x^ IH<J<-(Z'A''-'JI I*') J. V.1 IwiiH 
 
 i ng expediticHisly. :: [i ng afraid. 
 
 fi?wsjJiOs'vr l( js*r'i* 'jnofewejjls, Becom- 
 eWi'jJoa or KJb.^*if .^iQ'Vtewej/i-a, Pained, 
 grieving (fyr ^ne.)^ [ting, supplicating, 
 ztewyfwior ^.^-^ viotewejjin, Siibmit- 
 'Je tverjoo : OF -^*i>v ^otewejjee, Striking 
 with the hand or a knife. 
 ^'js-t&ejj,oh, Conversion, turning to go ^ny 
 where, proceeding towards. 
 
 toachel!. An endeavour, ajourney. [the hoof. 
 ' ^^i' tewcjjee or ^jZ* motewejjee, Pained iii
 
 [ 548 ] 
 
 3 t ft jy^ A torrent, flowing of water 
 P' t* w J e d'> Rendering necessary, fatigued 
 (camels.) 
 
 jS lewjeet, Finding (a well) without water. 
 ' teWjeeh, Turning, mixing, joining toge- 
 ther, [remaining separate. 
 
 > tewelihod or jo* 3 iLc motewehhid, Singular, 
 > tewehhosh, Aversion, hunger, desolate-. 
 ^j tcwehhom or ^^> moleivehhim, Grow- 
 ing hot (cattle.) [haste. 
 
 j tewelihee or ^ ^ nioteweJihce, Making 
 j tewheed, Unity. 
 j tewheesh, Terrified, making desolate. 
 
 UJ/^^/iStriking with a stick,ly ing down. 
 yy' tokhien, Paying a debt, acquiring. 
 7 J* tofchej, The sound (made in coughing.) 
 tebhjch, The top of a wall. [healths. 
 j tewekhkhom or *jtic motcwekhkhim, Un. 
 
 ^^j tew%he^i J Sending towards, [ing chusing. 
 
 5 teivkheeshj Giving little, casting.// 
 ; teweddvd or A^JU moteweddui, i.ove, af- 
 fection. [one's self to porcrty. 
 
 teiveddor or .aU inoteivcddir, Rcduchjg 
 
 (/ ^ i J* toderee. An herb.
 
 [ing young grass* 
 
 A ^j fetitaft&i or ^ ^ ^ moteweddis, Produc- 
 ^j tewcddea or ^* ^ moteweddia, Deposit- 
 ing in a chest, neglecting, shunning. 
 
 j teiteddoj or (__j ^ ^Xx> rnofeweddif, Enquir- 
 ing ^news, &c.) [smooth (hide.) 1 
 ^ * ^ teweddon or LL ^ * yU mot eweddin, Soft and 
 c^y tooden, A hillock, a heap (of sand.) 
 3u ^ ^' tewdeet, Short of stature, a dwarf. 
 ^ ^ ^5 teuudeerfiriving one into danger, seducing, 
 *j A ^j teivdia, Bidd ing adieu, placing, [prodigal, 
 ^ji^j tewdeen, Dissolving in water. 
 
 j teweztof, Walking fast, but proudly. 
 tewzeer, Cutting in pieces (meat.) 
 3 J tew%cef, See ^_J i ^ 
 tewzeefft* Exceeding fifty. 
 ten'r> An internuncio, a mediator. 
 3 i' tewral, Earth, dust, 
 p' tcwrat, The mosaic law, the pentateuch. 
 tew&rrokh> Soft and thin (a mass of paste,) 
 moistened (the earth ') [water. 
 
 tewerrod, Blushing like the rose, going into 
 tewerzee, A battle-axe. ^ torsh, Acid, 
 j' tewerrot, Falling into misfortune, [sour. 
 
 teuverroa or J5 
 from, restrained. 
 
 R 4
 
 [ 550 ] 
 
 or t Sj^ iboiewerrifc, Reclin- 
 ing on the right side, riding on one hip of 
 a camel. [a swelling or tumour. 
 
 f , fetuerromor -^ ^ moteiverrim, Seized with 
 jf* i y torortj, An orange. 
 t i 3 iorwali* A sack, a wallet. [rant. 
 
 *j te.werroh or *j* motwverrih, Stupid, igno- 
 ^ j 5 j tewerree. or cf^yu wotewerree, AVithdraM'* 
 ing, lurking. 
 
 1 teu'reel't Withd rawing, avoiding, 
 j teivreet, The bible. [intelligence, 
 
 j tewriyel, To dissemble, receiving private 
 j tewrees, Appointing an heir. 
 
 tewrceftK, Putting the date (to a letter.) 
 j tewreed, Blossoming, a tree, painting the 
 cheeks with a rose colour, 
 
 tewrees, Dying cloth yellow. [tions, 
 ' tewreesh, Instigating, inciting dissen 
 > ttwrcez, Going in quest of forage. 
 j teivreet, Precipitating to destruction. 
 * tewria, Prohibiting, abstaining. 
 
 , Ample. 
 
 tewreck, "Full of leaves (a tree.) 
 j teivreek, Being equal to any business, sue* 
 J teurecm, Proud, angry, swelling, [ceeding.
 
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 ? '/ fooz, Nature, an origin, family. 
 
 j tetvezzor or J ^ > .u motei&faiOr, Being chev 
 gen to, or exercising the office of vizir or 
 minister, [among themselves. 
 
 j' teiuezzoa or ^J>AX moteuuezzia^ Dividing 
 j /(?ut,'<?a52{oo, Filling one's aelf by drinking, 
 taking enough. [of fine Arabian linen. 
 y a. p. ttwezee or (/^ yu motewe^ee^A. kin^ 
 j- teivzeet, Throwing a rider (a camel) fiU 
 ling a bottle, binding one by oath. 
 
 . I > j y toozeeden, Showing, displaying^ 
 
 xjj^j tewzia, Division. 
 
 i.j p- tewzeegh, Moving, being formed, in the 
 
 * Disposition, origin. 
 tewessokh or gv-y^ motewessi&h, 
 ing. (clothes,) 
 
 tewessod or JS^^.AX inoteiDessid y Learning^ 
 putting any thing under the head for a piU 
 low. [becoming a mediator, 
 
 j teivessot or kww^ motetvessit t The middle, 
 
 ^ y? tewcssua, Sitting with ease, not crowded, 
 
 ^jU^j tewessof or o^-^ motewessif. Becoming 
 fat. [composition. 
 
 '\>i' fawessolof $** motewessil, Conjunction, 
 ^ tewessorti or ^^ motewessijn, Discover
 
 ing by physiognomy, and prognosticating 
 good. [horse. 
 
 toosen, A young unbroken horse, a plump 
 
 ^j tewseekh, Dirtying (clothes ) [on, &c. 
 ^J teii'secd, Leaning, reclining on, a cushi- 
 ^j tewscet, Placing in the middle, acting as 
 mediator. 
 
 tewsia, Enlarging, investing with power. 
 ^J tewseah, Collecting into loads, (corn.) 
 ^AAM^J tewseel, Copulation, having recourse to, 
 
 resigning one's self to God. 
 , b J tewish, Warmth ; toosh, Power, vigour, a 
 
 lion, manifest hunger. 
 ^^ J lewshet, A mattock, [ler's provision bag. 
 
 ^j \ ,& y toshddn, A beggar's wallet, a travel- 
 
 i j3 iewesJishoz OT^ ^ moteweshshiz, Prepar- 
 ing for misfortune. [ing a mountain, 
 xi^j t eweshshua or ^i * moteweshshta, Climb- 
 j teweshshov or jxiyU moteweshshig, Dis- 
 gracing one's self by any thing base (as a 
 lie, &c.) [revenue, 
 p tooshmal, A commissary, a collector of 
 J looshm&n, A sign, the middle area, or 
 court of a palace or house.
 
 or j ^ ^ mofewesJtoosJi, Mix* 
 ed, agitated, in corqrnotion, muttering to- 
 gether. 
 , Ay tuoshec, The last breath or convulsion, 
 
 .vi_y tewsheet, Dying cloth well. [quity.) 
 VA>J iewsheej, Connecting firmly (bypropin- 
 *^j' tewsheeh, Girding with a sword, putting 
 on a vest. 
 
 j tewshia, Winding wool up into clews, fit 
 for weaving, or spinning, marking cloth, ap* 
 pearing as grey hairs. 
 
 ix ^j leu-sheegh, Staining garments with blood. 
 ' teitisheek* Drying, parboiled flesh (of ca- 
 mels, &c.) cut into oblong slices. 
 xi^j tewsheek, Swift, expeditious, [sicfc, ailing, 
 teiuessol or _^r^ motewessib, Being 
 eu'tsscfoTtjL&.z* motewessif, Describee^ 
 (any thing.) t 
 
 j* tewessol or 3^ * motewtssU, Joining, form* 
 ing a connection by marriage, &e. 
 
 tewessom or **.$x* motewessim, Broken 
 down (by a fever.) [ment, 
 
 J tewseet, Recommending, making a testa- 
 jsekd, Striking with horror. [i"g 
 tewsecf, Description, agreeing with, sell 
 
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 [ 554 ] 
 
 tevxeel, Connecting closely. 
 tewseem, Indisposed. [exhibiting. 
 
 tewev&oh or ^c ^ motewezzih, Manifest, 
 S tewextoo, Performing the ablutions before 
 fj tewzeeh, Publishing, illustrating, [prayer; 
 J tewzia, Depositing something with ano- 
 ther for preservation. 
 3 iewetto?ij Fixing residence any where. 
 
 ja ^motewetlee, Kicking, tread* 
 ing upon, agreeing. 
 .' tewteet, Expanding, making a bed. 
 j tewteed, Joining firmly together. 
 j tewteesh, Repulsing, stretching out, giv* 
 ing away something. 
 
 &j3 tewteen, Chusing a place of residence, 
 habituating the mind to any thing. 
 
 tewzeef, Paying a stipend or daily pay, 
 tewa-od or ^cyU motewa-id, Terrifying, 
 rushing upon. 
 
 j tewa-or of ^*^x* motewa-ir, Difficulty, a 
 rough way, a morose man, confused. 
 - tewa-ol or y^ molewa-il, Climbing or 
 standing on a hill. 
 
 s tewa-oW* or ^ ^ rnct^wa-iin, Taking the 
 , Preventing, making thick, [whole.
 
 [nother to do any thing. 
 J tew-y%, Commanding, making a sign to a- 
 ji*jj tevo-yk, Calling one morose, refractory. 
 * io gh> Wood, the tamarisk. 
 ij3 teweghghor) Burning with rage, 
 i^j t weghghol, Going far. 
 
 ) Irritating, enraging* 
 n, Intripidity in battle. 
 >? tewghetr, Stimulating to hatred. 
 xi^J tewgheez, Filling (a vessel.) 
 toof, Echo, clamour, a wheal. 
 tewfet, Languor, a blunder, a crime. 
 &9}3 teweffod or jo^ tnotaWeffid, Overtopping, 
 excelling. [abundance, respecting. 
 
 ffjS t&ueffor or ^5^ moteweffir, A concourse, 
 %9}'3 teweffbz or y^ motcweffiy, Preparing to 
 resist evil. [ a cl van * a g eous 
 
 jy^j' teweffok or jy^ motewejfflk, Convenient, 
 ^j^j teweffee, Paying or receiving the whole of 
 
 what is due, giving up the ghost. 
 Sui^j ttu'feet, Giving, returning the whole, 
 xxiy teivfeed, Sending. [creasing. 
 
 j+3 jZ tewfeer> Making corripleat or perfect, in- 
 Ji/j^i 1 tewfeeJf, The guidance, grace of God. 
 _J'y' ^it'^-, Desire, concupiscence.
 
 C^U^' tookat, Piety, abstinence. 
 
 i^Ujj' tew&an, Desire, inordinate passion. 
 
 *} tewfret, Recovering from indisposition. 
 
 ewtkkoh or <\* * rnotcwckk'ihy Overbear* 
 ing, tyrannical, [burning, kindling a flame. 
 tewekkod or *s ^ wtcwekkidy Ardour, 
 j$ tewekftor or ^^ nwtewMir, Respected, 
 (jii'^: tewe.k%osh, Moved, agitated. [modest, 
 tjai'^j tewebkos or ^di * motewehtts, Going a 
 'jjf tewekkua, Begging, [hard pace (a horse ) 
 ijjj tewMofy Delay, tediousness, stopping, 
 ^j'^j tewekftol or 35 yu motewekkil, Ascending, 
 standing on a hill, [(game,) threatening. 
 *.5j3 tewekkom, or *ay^o viotewekkim, Killing 
 ^ ^j teivekkon or ^'yu nwtewekkin, Ascending, 
 standing on a hill. [tious. 
 
 JSjj iewekkee or ^yLc -moteivekkee, Timid, cau- 
 3US^j teivkeet, Appointing a time (for any thing.) 
 vi'^J tevokeeh> Repairing a pond or well with 
 
 turf, boards, &c. 
 
 xVjj tew'eed, Setting on fire, burning. 
 ?^ tewkeev, Leaving one indisposed, [grave* 
 Jjj tewkcer, Honouring, revering,, making 
 ~*$j5 tcickccs, Having scabby camels. 
 zj3 tewkcesh, Moved, agitated.
 
 t 
 
 S tewhees, Throwing billets on the ure. . 
 
 tetvkceft Retaining, prohibiting. 
 jj tewkcif, Dropping, [ed, drawn together. 
 tewek&od or ^S ^ moteweftkid, Confirm. - 
 ? tewekkor or ^.^u moiewekkir, Building 
 a nest. 
 
 tewefcZoz or^,^ motewe'kH?,, Filled. 
 u*^^' tetvekfcofoT ^i^a * m&tewekkif, Expect- 
 ing (a person, &o.) [God. 
 
 jj tewekkol, Resignation or confidence in 
 teivekkon or ^s^Xo mateivekldn, Resid- 
 ing, dwelling. 
 ^j tewekkoo. Leaning on a staff*. 
 
 j teivfteeb, Blackish (as ripe date^ 
 J tewfteet, Beginning to redden (dates.) 
 J tewkeed, Making a league, confirming. 
 teiukeer, Giving an entertainment on th$ 
 finishing of a building. 
 
 j tewftees, Reproaching, reproving. [&c.) 
 tewftecf, Putting dorsers (on a camel, 
 J tcwkeel, Appointing a lieutenant, depu- 
 ty tool, Gum, cement. [tv or agent, 
 
 II y /oo/a, A liquid composition, used bv bleach- 
 ers, &c. for whitening linens. 
 j towelat, Plur. of cJ^j towelet*
 
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 * y toolbj, In one piece, unseamed. 
 
 i_j jj tewlel, An ass's colt. 
 
 i^J^ tewelet, A misfortune. [heat, power. 
 
 ^ y teivelled, Broad faced. , &) y tewtesli, A ray, 
 
 *J^j* tcwelloh or aJ^z* motcwellih, Disorder of 
 
 mind, distraction, amazed. 
 J^? teiuellee, Retiring, flying, shunning. 
 iU^j tewliyet, The prefecture or superinten- 
 
 dancy of the affairs of mosques, &c. 
 &Aj5 tewleed, Generation, procreating. 
 .j>Jy tooleeden, To prick, to revile, [spots. 
 fJ^j tewlia, Speckling with white and black 
 cJUJj tewleef, Putting down both feet at once 
 
 in running (a horse ) 
 auS^j tewkeh, Distracted (especially with love.) 
 
 toonia, A twin, ^ly' tooman, A myriad, 
 j toomsree, Somt?, any one. [ 10,000. 
 ^-g^j tewemmoz, Springing forward. 
 iL^ feti'niect, A nod, making a sign. 
 ,fy /GOT?, The stove of a bath, the furnace of 
 
 a glass-house. [no home, a beggar. 
 
 j J toonce, One who comes from afar and has- 
 
 LO^J tewneel, Reproaching, accusing. 
 SUJy tcwneet, A tunick, a waistcoat. 
 
 j tewehhos or &&>* motewehhiSi, Reflex- 
 ion, attention.
 
 or g.> }L* mctcwelilnj, Moved, 
 kindled (fire,) burning, strong (perfume.) 
 ifc^j teivehhod or jo^x* motewehhid, Low 
 (ground.) 
 
 tewekiior or ^^su ibotewelihir, Disturbing 
 one in prayer, beginning to abate in dark- 
 ness (night.) [heavy. 
 tewehhoz or ^A-^U mofewehhiz, Treading 
 S tewehhos or ^4^* motewehhis, Travel- 
 ling fast and well. [making equal* 
 j tewehhot or tx^^x-o moteweJih.it, Sunk in clay, 
 td^j tewehhok or ol^yu ifiotewelih'rt, Burning 
 with the heat of the sun (gravel or pebbles.) 
 i' tewehhol or k*jZ* motetvehhil, Causing to 
 err, prone to err. [imagination. 
 teweJihon? or ^^ moteweJihim, Suspicion/ 
 JI tewhe.em. (pausing to err, making believe, 
 j tewheen, Enervating, relaxing. 
 towmo Cream, o 'y tofi> A fold. 
 tewee, One who perishes or falls." : 
 j y torn 1 , The beak of a JDird. 
 , \t J /oet'/, The forehead ; tewed y Bald. Tt-his, he. 
 
 ^7 
 
 2 .teh, A fold, simple, a vestige." *3 tih,^Sh$ } 
 
 ji'Lj tehhtor or j> l^ motehatir, Dispufpng a 
 
 , 
 bout,
 
 560 
 
 tehbteh, Vain. [separating. 
 
 gj> tehkjor or ^l^x* moteh&jir, Disjoined, 
 ^s tehhjee or ^I$A.* mote/tajee, Satirizing 
 one another. 
 
 l$3 teh&dor or ^ A l$z motehbdir, Boiling. 
 
 a l$j' tehadon, Right, arranging well, 
 
 al$j teh&dee or ^al^u motehhdee, Walking 
 with a light fluttering step (a woman.) 
 W 3 teharosh or ^l^U motehkrish, Fighting 
 (dogs.) [another, 
 
 ^s tehfrrot or b^ \^Hc mot etorit, Reviling one 
 $j teharom or *, l^u motehkrim, Feigning ex- 
 treme old age, [after another, 
 l^j tehhfoi or CJ l^X motehbjit, Rushing one 
 f tehkkol or ,^1^ motehakil, Straining. 
 
 l^j tehalok, Running head-long (to ruin.) 
 l^f tehafflet, Mecca, and an Arabian province 
 in the neighbourhood, 
 l^f tehamosh or ^ l^u mQtehkvnish, Mixing 
 one with another, making a loud clamour. 
 l$J tehanefor ^ l^u motehanif, Smiling iro- 
 nically (a woman.) 
 5 tehbnee, Plur. of cv^j teheniyef. 
 lj tehbwosh or ji^l^u motehuivish, Mixing 
 together (people.)
 
 6Bi 
 
 or ^jl^A* moieliawin, 
 gcncc, contempt. [after another. 
 
 ^ ; tchani or jtiX^ th&tcL&uve, Fading one 
 lfla iehiwil, An apparition* a ghost. 
 j /// yo; or ^ 3 I^TBO r&atyh&yiji Stirring up, 
 fighting, hand to hand. [together. 
 
 j ieh&yot or Lj-l^x* motcLayit, Assembling 
 j- ieliellob or *-<^ motehelbil, Worn, rag- 
 ged (garment.) [swellings. 
 
 gvp tehelloj or -c\oi moh^ieblij y Troubled with 
 ft *x>^o moteheboid, Taking away, 
 breaking. 
 j tche 7 'ioshof ' ** mofeMlisJi, Collected. 
 
 . Lj* tehellel or I ^ ?/?o 'ehM:/ t Voracious. 
 L/r; L/r 
 
 or *-^AfX. motehcLhi'', Tottering, 
 
 \/A^J lehLeej, Swelling. [trembling. 
 
 AA^J teltleer, Cutting meat so as that part falls. 
 (/r>>^7 Mfy&ikt Gaining industriously. . 
 ^A^J tehl-eel, Oppressed with corpulence. 
 (^ 1x^3 tehthn Raining incessantly, [(garment.) 
 ^XA^J teheitjuk or ^ix^^ tnoteheitik, Worn iout 
 iX^j tehjmet) Pronouncing Arabic improperly. 
 
 $s tjiteer, Reviling. [Lampoooing. 
 
 ^J ti>hteem>. Disabling by blows. \ss^ -t e 
 j tehejjod, Walking at night. 
 
 y 4
 
 [ S62 
 
 ,,,. 
 
 3 telisjjoo, Spelling, hot (day.) 
 
 J' fchjeet, Spelling, satirizing. 
 
 j tehfeed, Causing to sleep, to awake. 
 
 s tehjecr, Walking in the heat of the sun. 
 
 jr tehjia, Inviting to sleep. 
 
 3 tehjeel, Slandering, reviling. 
 
 J tehjeen, Disgracing. 
 j (ekdbr, Hot (wine,) cooing (dove ) 
 j^j tehcddoj or ^ &* mofeheddij, Crying to 
 her colt in a shrill and affectionate tone (4 
 camel.) [ing. 
 
 j tehcddod or *^* moteheddid, Threaten- 
 P ieheddok or j j^iu moteheddifr, Reproach- 
 ing, reviling, [ing upon. 
 
 j^j tshcdkor or ^9 J^x motehedkir, Rush- 
 7 leheddol or .Jj^ moteheddil t Hanging 
 down. [upon in a threatening manner. 
 
 teheddom or * .xaZ* moteheddim, Rushing 
 f tehcddee or csj^x*^ moteheddee, Conduct- 
 ed (by God) into the path of righteous- 
 
 &Q5 lehdeet, Pacifying ; tehdcyet, Separating,. 
 xp tekfleed, Terrifying, [throat, roaring lion. 
 
 f trfideer, Making a muttering noise in tfre 
 
 5 tehdecw, Destroying.
 
 [ 563 } 
 
 V 
 
 tehdeen, Soothing (an infant,) 
 tehe%kor or ^ ^^ motelieikir, Rejoic- 
 o^s tehezzo, Corrupted (an nicer.) [ing, 
 
 enX&fr, Purifying, adorning. 
 teJierror or Jg j$3U Yiioteherrir y Snarling (a 
 dog.) [away a (cloud.) 
 
 s teherrosh or JL^M tnoteherrish, Cleaning 
 j tefierroa or ^^^U motelierria, Levelling (a 
 spear at a foe.) firigf) 
 
 j teherroo, Taking the cool air (in theeven^ 
 j.3 tcherree or ts^ju tnoteherree, Beating with 
 ^vJ' tehreel-, Putting to flight. [a stick. 
 
 j tehreet, Dissolving meat by boiling. 
 i- tehreej, Overcoming a man. (wine,) fright^ 
 ning (a wild beast.) 
 j tehreed. Boiling till soft (meat.) 
 ^ tehreesJi, Setting by the ears. 
 tehret*, Tearing (cloth.) 
 tehreea, See g^g teherroa. 
 
 telireef, Producing early (a palm-tree.) 
 5 tehreem, Cutting in small pieces, raising. 
 
 ing (as a bow-string.) 
 j tehetzoz or jjv*^ mQtehezziz, Moved, sha- 
 ken (a tree by wind.) [austere, being swift, 
 or
 
 f 
 
 or ^ v x\ mrtteficuzJui, Depress- 
 ing, falling with noise (rain.) 
 
 j tehziej, Warbling, roaring (lion.) 
 
 > tehzra, Bruising, breaking. 
 
 j telizecl, Extenuating, emaciating. 
 
 fehesscm or^^yU iwtek*9#&. Broken, spl'f* 
 
 i te hes- hos, Grumbling, rustling. [vNe.ik* 
 
 tcheshshtm or ,^^ motshesJib/tim, Broken^ 
 iyr telisheesh, Pleasing, making pleasure. 
 
 ) tehsheel, Giving little milk (a camel ) 
 
 j' tehsheeW', Breaking, praising* 
 
 s tthsees, Having bright eves, [dismissing* 
 or p^v* motehezziin, Compelling, 
 J tehettor or^la^ mofehettir, Failing to ruins.. 
 j telettol or ^L^;:^ iiioteLe'/il, Curing. 
 
 ^/? !^fl or ^ji v x fflvid/u'fcn la, Behaving fool- 
 
 ishly or proudly, acting basely. 
 
 tJ.e\k m or ^x^^ mfjtehekki/n, Subduing, 
 te/nfc, Naked, empty, [swallowing (meat.) 
 
 tehekkor or^x* mAeJ^kir, Stupified with 
 wonder. [pride, repentance. 
 
 or ^i* mo?ehc&]irn, Mockery, 
 i telehkon or ^^ molehcttin, Penitence. 
 t diked, The pace of a war- horse. 
 
 s teklecm, Singing to one in deri&ion.
 
 [ 565 ] 
 
 [infected. 
 
 J teltellos or yJL^ motehdlls> Extenuated, 
 j tfhlee&ch, A place of danger, perdition. 
 tehellol, Gladness, transparent (cloud) tear- 
 J^V$3 tehtlhol or j^l^ moiehelhil, Foolish, [ing. 
 w^r? tehleeb, Fulling hairs, satirizing. 
 iX/A^j tehteefc, Destroying, ruining. [parable. 
 ^Aflj tehleel, Praising God. X" tehern> Incom* 
 j tehemet, Fetidness. [^ n g 
 
 J tohomet, A crime, fault, ignominy, accus- 
 teheinmoali or jiw^ inotehemnrish, Flow- 
 ing softly. [violence. 
 
 7 te hem not or L^^ moteJiemmit, Seizing by 
 3 tehemmoa or *^iU inotehetnmia, Running, 
 weeping. [with a sword (the head.) 
 
 tehcmnwin or JM^ typtefofpmitti, Striking - 
 
 teherninon, A. hero, brave. 
 tghzmiiioo, Worn (garment.) 
 s te/tmeem, Hushing an infant to- sleep, 
 
 hmeen, Sleeping, 
 ; & 
 
 V telunbos, Enquiring after news. 
 j tehe.nnoj or ^U.^ motehennij, Quicken, 
 making haste, [ing well, adapting properly. 
 J tehendom or -.xx^o wotehendi'tti, Dress- 
 tthennoo> Comforted with wholesome food. 
 
 W 4
 
 [ 566 ] 
 
 J teJiniyet, Congratulation. [reviling. 
 
 teh need, 'Ravishing the senses, unequal to, 
 j (ehneef, Being swift. 
 tehwad, Low, gentle (voice or speech.) 
 tehwash, Tumult. 
 
 J tehewwod or *f$z* motehewwid, Convert- 
 ed to repentance, turning jew. 
 i teJiewwor, Ruined, oppressing, rage. 
 j tehewivosh or ^^ wote/iewwish, Meet- 
 ing, conjunction. [to vomit. 
 
 s teheiwwoa or 5 L* motehewwia, Feigning 
 tehewwol or ^^ vwtehewwil, Adorning 
 one's self, terrified. 
 
 j teftetvivom, or - ^^ motehewwim, Nodding 
 l^e head (a drowsy man,) asleep. 
 ' tehweed, Singing with a soft voice. 
 tehweer, Killing, tossing one thing upori 
 tekweex, Djing. [another. 
 
 j teJiwees, Giving to eat. 
 
 tehweesh, Confounding, complicating. 
 J tehweel, Adorning herself (a woman.) 
 j tehweern, Suspicious. 
 
 j tehwcen, Despising, making easv 
 Jt tihce, Naked, vain, variety. 
 teheat, Plur. of y^ teheet.
 
 J 
 
 A$J tcheiyol or t .^^ motelieiyil , Dreading, ter- 
 rifying. [order. 
 
 3L$j fefo'e/, Preparation, provision, disposing in 
 &gtehehjos or cl<^ inoteheiyis, Bestowing* 
 gv>j teheiyoj or ^^u inbteheiyij, Raised, moved. 
 jM>y teheeden, Vacant, loose. [tended. 
 
 *$j teheiyoa or ^A^ moteheiyia, Expanded, ex- 
 olxy* tehigah, The reins or lows, [poured out. 
 ^^y teheiyol or ^^u moteheiyily Imprecating, 
 *^. - teheiywii or ^^ jhbteheiyfifl, Astonished, 
 t*>^j tehyib, Formidable, venerable, [thirsty, 
 ^_*A^j tehyit, Crying out. 
 
 jiyij. Exciting, raising a commotion. 
 ^J tehyikh, Putting fat into pottage, 
 j' tehyidy Being swift, prohibiting. 
 j tehylr, Falling down (part of bulwark,) 
 J teliyighy Watering plentifully (the earth 
 tehy.il, Pouring. [with rain.) 
 
 j tee, Vacant, empty. 
 
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 j^ltSteyijer, Forsaking to another, including, 
 
 - Uj teiyah, Waving from side to side with an air. 
 
 Uj teiyar, Wave, flowing quick (blood from 
 
 .IJ teybr, Ready, &c. [a vein.) 
 
 j Us teiyhz, A dwarf. [passion, 
 
 u* Uj tiyhs, Training a goat, * Ui f - tiyksct,
 
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 A^j feilees, Drying, placing to dry. 
 ^_^j tedf: Insane, stubborn. Fni^bf. 
 
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 l : *j teebb., Contumacy, the fourth watch of the 
 f^*i teiteui, Making orphans. ^ teej, Acrown. 
 ^xj- tech, Predetermined. [a sprightly air. 
 
 ^U^j 'eihaii, Waving from side to side with 
 XAJ teiJ, Lenity. ^xO' teezen, Liberty, leaving. 
 ,3 teer, An arrow, darkness, chance. 
 ^AJ tt'cr, Proud, elevation. 
 *j]jJ t.eerbrekt The rain-bow. [A quiver. 
 j\js \j3 teerundaz. An archer, ^j I^J 1 teerdan> 
 3 teergir, An arrow- maker. [arrows. 
 
 $ teerfresh, A quiver, a case for bow and 
 
 f ,3 teerguee, Darkness. *,j. tettreW, A great 
 Viy*J teermar, A viper, teeth of the viper, [lady. 
 6 1 / tfWM'Q'h, The first summer month of the 
 Persian year. 
 
 , .J tetrinan, A baker's rolling pin. 
 
 tecrnishbneh, A butt for archers. 
 
 Jj^j J* teernesh&nkefy A place for exercise. 
 
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 !H t ^^ ieerwan, A quiver. [ness. 
 
 if.^j a. p. teereh, Obscure^ a beam, butter, sad- 
 
 I j o^' teertd'il, Sick at heart, sorrowful. 
 ^ l;e /n }' teeredMHagh, Disturbed in the brajn.
 
 ^JU i a J* teerelirung, Muddy-coloured, a bay 
 vf /? teereej, The gore of a garment, [horse. 
 >)' teez, Sharp, the edge, tart, bitter, vehement. 
 f~*/$ teczcheshm, Quick-sighted. 
 *3 teezsh, Rumbling of the belly, a declivity. 
 .*~~>\fi teez-al, Aquafortis. \ yj teiz&n, Dying. 
 
 J j tj teez-del, Bold of heart. 
 o^J* teezeh, An aunt on the mother's side. 
 o jw teezslich, A joist, beam. 
 ,i ^ >" teezeeden, To. make haste, to be angry. 
 teezecr, A side, the waist. ^^ teis, A he 
 j teish, A she goat. [goat. 
 
 AJ tewoosiyet, Goatish, of a bad disposition. 
 /e^5rt, A particle expressive of contempt. 
 tceseir, Facility, rendering easy. 
 teesheh, A hatchet, a spade, an axe. 
 xJ teisces, Opening the eyes (a \vhelp,) as- 
 saulting. 
 
 *AJ teia, Vomiting, bein^ swift, seizing. 
 3Uxi' ttyat, A herd or rlock. LA*AJ teyit, Crying. 
 sJ* teegh, A sword, dagger, the top of a moun- 
 
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 7/ee^za/)fa^,Theraysof the sun. [tain. 
 teegar, A water-pot. c_J> UAJ te'tfdk, Conve- 
 wUi- teiffua, Enlarged, climbing a hill, [nient. 
 l*Aj teikar, Modesty, gravity. 
 
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 [Rousing. 
 
 (\liuj telkhn, An impetuous man. kXxj teikez, 
 ^j tcitn, Aservant. f teem, An inn, a mar- 
 UAJ teima, A desert, an open plain, fket place. 
 s U*j' teenibj, Goat's leather. [sion. 
 
 j UAJ tee mar, Indisposition, care, a military pen- 
 *f& ) )i \gj te.emardhsfiten, To take care of, &c. 
 
 ^ (^j teema*, A forest, a grove of oaks. 
 C^ 
 x.>j tee met t A sheep. , .4^7 tefmew,Noon, the south. 
 
 *^ . i HJ ; 
 
 *^AJ telmeem, Teaching another, intending, 
 ^/j te'-meen, Blessing, praying for prosperity. 
 ^ /t'e/z, A fig. UAJ /de/;a, Mounting, [grain. 
 UAJ' teenan, A wolf. , * *Ufteenoos, Aheap of 
 
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 *IAJ teen eh, A spider's web. 
 
 +,2liou, Learned, warlike. ! *.j teiwh, Stud v r . love. 
 
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 j >? tceivdr, Bring back. 
 **j teish, Being proud, astonished. 
 4 1 1 !yJ' te.ihk- arxi, A deserted country. 
 
 LA: teihcui, Proud, haughty. ^J* (eehoo, Empty. 
 
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