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ENGLISH AND ARABIC DlafIONARY.
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PART THE FIRST.

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ENGLISH AND ARABIC

DIe T ION A R Y,

ARABIC AND ENGLISH,

ENGLISH AND ARABIC,

IN wm.cu TIll': ARABIC WORDS ARE REPRESENTED IN TIlE ORIENTAL CHARACTER,

A8 WELL AS TRBIR CORRECT PRONUlICIATION AND ACCENTUATION
SHEWN IN ENGLISH LETTEBB,
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OOa&DPOJ(DD'O . . . . . . or THX .dIATtC IIOOIftlE8 or P.&18 AleD LEIP8IC,
~D or TOB aYao-BOTnIAl'C IIOCIETT 01' LOJlDOJf; 'J'14XlLATOa or
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A&4BIC JLL.... cac&JPTI. K'l'C. KTC.

LONDON:
BERNARD QUARITCH,
ORIENTAL .AND PHXLOLOGICAL BOOXSEIJ:ER,
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 PREFACE.

IN preparing the first part of this work, my intention has been

to compile a compact Arabie Dictionary, not only adapted to
the wants of English travellers and young students, but also
for the use of my own countrymen, who have hitherto had
nothing of the kind. With this object in view, I have only
selected those words which are in actual use, whether in con-
versation or in diplomatic and commercial correspondence. I
have even selected some foreign words which are used in our
language.
.
Indeed, I have attached more importance and paid
more attention to the practice, than to the theories and long
precepts, of our grammarians; and I hope that, with the aid
of this little Dictionary, anyone will be able to render Arabic
works, and especially all kinds of official and commercial cor-
respondence into English. I trust that, small as it is, this book
will be useful to travellers, consuls, commercial men, and young
students, on account of its compact size, the careful selection
of all the. words in ordinary use, and their correct pronunciation.
Other Dictionaries do not give the common pronunciation, but
that adopted by the learned, which is wholly unintelligible to the
great body of the people•

•
rr
vi PRIU'ACB.

For any inaccuracies which have escaped my attention, I

beg the kind indulgence of my readers.
I earnestly hope that this work may be useful to the
English who cultivate Arabic, &8 well &8 to the Syrians and
Egyptians who study the English language; and that it will
&8sist in producing those happy results which I desire from the
bottom of my heart for Syria, my beloved country. May
truth, justice, civilization, and Christianity, which prevail here,
be re-established in the East.
Should this book inspire the youth of my country with a
desire to learn English, and to read the litera~ure of that lan-
guage, I shall be truly happy; and so much the more, that the
merit of such a result belongs to my friend Mr. Bernard
Quaritch, who suggested the work to me, and to whom the
learned world is already indebted for 80 many important and
useful publications.

JOSEPH CATAFAGO.

LollllOlf, MAY laT, 1868.

•
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yrl\·~\ ~ ~~\ i..,U,", • 4!r!' "'1.:J' i}V -.:;y.oi.;!. ~~\

~wu, ~ ski\; • ~~1\.lAll\ .V'...."" ~\ 4:1;~ ~~\

• ~.Jt;.;U'-' ~)\ '-=J~~'J • ~..,~1\ ~\-k~~ ~)'»\

V',..UI' ,~ .u-'Y. 4:1\t~.J • ~~\ c.J.?\ ci1U,\ J.;. ~J

~}sij'-' • ~)\ ~~~\ 4-.1 ~~\ ~ ~ ~i\

• cJ') '-. • ''-' C'rJ\ ~ ~4.?\ \~ 4:1\ ~J • ~J\.:siJ\

y;:-\ .1i ~\.,r-iw y\::S Aj/J "1)\ • ~.rJ'" .J~J\ ~J
-r_'\ ~\an ~ ",:r-
;...., 1.:.. "W~ • L
- ..:\\ i.'J1\
~JU- ~
~~\ I(
~ ~
L..

Ai\ ~ • .t.:\.!", L:\£l\ ~ tf'! .j.~.}\ uJF ~\

J~\ 'MJ YJ~ "')~J • J~' ti".. ~J .~\ y..)\~

~ J.,J\ r~\ J ~,)j, ~ "~~ J~ r~\ ~ Jfi ·
• J'-tiI\ ~\ ~~\ ~lAi .ill ~\., <,AcA) * )~~
 OF THE ALPHABET. <
1:::
The Arabic Alphabet consists of twenty-eight letters, dift'erently shap8d according to their position at the
beginning, middle or end of worda. The names and powers, and the order and figure of the letters may be seen
in the annexed Table : -
ALPHABETICAL TABLE.

..... ~
I'mu..
JODI.u.. Il'lftU.. l'OW1IL I'l11DIl'a 1I:IJ.JaLu. PBOIIOCUftO•• lIIa..JIUI'Ga AI'D lPOwaa.

, -- ,
00»_. tJllCOII.
-- I-
1 Alif l \ a. 1 ~\hj\ ..J.ntdkitl, Antioch. ...
\ill
":J
2 Ba "':- y ~ ~ b. 2 ..r-:!
L.:).J Bm-ut, Beirut. lI:l
o
t'J
3 Ta ~ L.:) ::. j t. 400 v-Ji Tu,,", Tunis. c:l

4 Sa ~ ~ i •
J l- 500 ~U Saint, Firm, constant. ....~
o
?'l
S Joom
~ c: ~ ~ j. 3 wl..:J~ Jabal LUMan, Mount Lebanon. [tural.
6 Ha
t t: s:. ~ h. 8 t...- Hama, A town. t: is a strong gut-
i,
7 Kha t t .5:: 0:>:- k". 600 wt=;.. KMn, {Pronounced like the SplUIich
or like the German ell.
e Dal J .>. d. .4 k~"" Dimyat, Damiata.
"" ""
9 Zal .>. .>. I. 700 ~.; ZalIJIh, A town.
"" ""
10 Ra .J ,) .J ,) r. 200 V',,4~ Tarabolol, Tripoli.
11 Zine .J ) .J ) I. 7 '!oJ': GluIua, Gaza.
12
13
Been
Sheen
V'"
•
I.J'I"
UN
V'
• --
• .
...
.:.
,.
,11.
60
300
UN,,-';
,.'lJ\
Tar'AI,
.A.,,.,lId,,.,
Tarsus.
Damascus•
14 Sad voa tJ:I ~ ., ,. 90 \~ 8aytld, Sidon.
lIS Dad voa ~ ..a .; d• 800 '\j Kdtlf, A judge. ~ isliba strongd.
~
16 Ta k. ~ k. b t. 9 ~L.. Haltd, Malta.
17 Za 1;. ~ l.i ~ •• 900 ~U; ZcJjlr, A conqueror.
18 Aine t:: t A .&. II. 70 ~ Bal1J,k, t. is a hard guttural. ....
:or:
19 Ghine t:: t • i gll. 1000 .)\~ BagM.cJd, t is a hard guttural g. ..,..
~
!O Fa ....;. U .i ,; J. 80 ~ Elliffll, A sea port. t:l
c::l
~
....
21 Kat J J i k. 100 ~.
Ka,,". J is a hard and palatal letter.
22 Kaf d. d ( "~ k. 20 ~\
-}'
BtWiJ.;'Ik, A town.
o
:or:
•. '.ft
23 Lam J J ~ I I. 30 UN~\ ..J.ln;", . Jerusalem. J is a guttural k.
24 :M:eem (" (' ... ... m. 40 ;4't M;"', Cairo.
25 Noon I;) ~
.:. j fl. 60 y~ ..J.ratiJ.b, A town.
26 Waw J J J J ",to,O. 6 \ ~.V'" Su,. toll 8f1Ytla, Tyre and Sidon.
27 Ha I. , for A A. S L:)J)~ H4,.., Aaron.
28 Ya
'oJ l.j ~ J ,. 10 IJ~ Ya!a. The seaport ot Jerusalem.

Lam·alit ~ or 1, which is compoeed of ,..1 ltJm and , alfJ. ....

M
x INTRODUCTION.

VOWELS AND ORTHOGRAPHICAL SIGNS.

,"".... , .
The ArabS have only three oharacters for vowels, which they call
,"',
.ts\i Fat1lll, ~ 0awtJ, and .tw lJtJmmtI. The first is represented
by a amall oblique line over the letter; the second by a similar stroke
under the letter; and the third by a ama1l ourve, like a comma, as
follows:-
Patha . ( ~) sounding as II.
Caara ( -;;) sounding as i.
Damma ( ..!...) sounding nearly as o.
Theee signa are BODletimes doubled in the final letters, which
doubling is then called ld.,,:-J "
...
tMNDIM, or IlllllUtion, because the vowel
.... S l ....

is then pronounoed as it terminated by ~, as ~.J rlfiolort, ' a man ;'

,.... #, ""
~.J re;oli,.; ~J rlfioltm. The first (s) marks the nominative
.-
cue; the second ( # ) the genitive, dative, and ablative; the third ( , )
the accusatiT'e. It must be observed here that the final I adds nothing
to the sound when the accusative is pronounced.
~ ,\;;, f tMNlttl (.) doubles the letter over which it is p1aoed, as
, .......
J;; 1I4IaIIltJ, 'he brought down.'
~ .u..u (.) is p1aoed generally over the \, and sometimes ove~
the J and I.j, and is considered as a guttural letter.
~ WillI. ( - ) implies 'conjunction,' and is only inscribed over \
to mark an union with the preceding letter, \ being then silent, as
- , 1il411t1-lWi,
AlJly\::.f 'The book of God.'
... _fl... () •
"oM tJItJltl4 - implies extension,' and is p1aoed over \, giving it
a long sound, as .. 3i dillIm.
~I- IOCOtm ( " ) sigui1les 'a pause,' and is pIaoed ~ver a letter
that has no vowel.
 IN'l'llODUCTION.

[}lor the purpoee of showing the reader that it is comparatively

eMy, with the aid of this Dictionary, to translate worb in the Arabic
1aDguage--the :Bible, the Kurin, or the One Thousand and One Night.,
tor iDstance-into English, I subjoin the Arabic words in the ftnt
c1uIpter of the Kurin with their equivalents in EDglish. Every word
will be found in the Diotionsry, with its proper rendering :-]

. it; In, p. 39; ,.....\ ...., A name, p. 16; . . .r~.

'r.-J. iiati; , lo..J
"'-i, In the name, p. 44.
AU' alW; J\
Gl, The, p. 26; ~I illalt, A God, p. 28;
~\, GtJd, p. 28.
~)' ~) ru..all, GtJd the merciful, p. 116.
r=--)\ ~.J rail.., p. 116.
~, ~ !laflll, Praise, p. 96.
AU lilldi, To GtJd, p. 206.
~\,d'y.J raiiMlt.alamfft, Lord of the Universe, p. 114.
~l.. mdlil, A king, a posse88Of, p. 211.
rY.- ,a.",., A day, p. 316.
~~\ 1:1-" tlllI, 4i~", The last judgment, p. 110.
~~\ andia; ~, p. 37; dla, p. 192; and d~\, p. 37.
~ ;,,~ f;ilHJdat, Worship, adoration, p. 156; ¥, W.
worship.
~~\., J fDa, And, p. 302; d~', pp. 37, 192.
~ ,£i\c..." ...lit. allat, Asking aBliatance, p. 14; ~, We
uk aBliatance.
\i~' 4j.>Jb ltMJa', Direction, p. 311; ~\.>Jb, p. 311; .>Jbl,
Direct (imperative); \j tid, Us, p. 289.
l:.~' k!r- Nat, A way, a direct road, p. 144.
~, ~ ..,tdfm, Right, p. 244.
k~ p. 144.
xii INTRODUCTION.

~.iJl ioJ'.iJl alaI (the reI. mas. pro.), Who, which, that, p. 28.
~, r~' i"tam, Granting a favour, p. 33.
~ ~ tala', Upon; ~ talayAim, Upon them, p. 164•
.;:i gk4yr, Not, p. 174.
Y~ \ magNlvlJ, Irritated, p. 263.
f~ t 4laiJAim , Against whom, p. 164.
~) fDa, And, p. 303; j la, Not,. p. 201 ; ~), Neither, p. 201.
~U\ J\..; ddll, Prevaricator, ~\..;, Prevaricators, p. 148.
~i tIml", So let it be! Amen! p. 31.

The Arabic words in tbis chapter are thus freely rendered into
English in Sale's translation of the Kurin : -
In the name of the m08t merciful God! Praise be to God, the Lord of all
creatures; the moet merciful, the king of the day of judgment. Thee do we worship,
and of thee do we beg assistance. Direct us in the right way, in the way of those
to whom thou hast been gracious; not of those against whom thou art incenaed, nor
of thOle who go astray.

ERRATA.

Page 37,for ~)..;" rlfla ~.J..;\, Whatever man.

" 37, for ~\ read ~~\.
" 86,for.T\1IJ.t.=:-, A pelican, read ~\~4, A sea-camel.
" 152, for JAb tajl, read JAb tijl.
" 161, for tujfat, read tif!at.

" 240, for '[.~\~)~, rlatl '[.~\~.J'

" 264, for ..;~, rlatl ,,;.x.£,..
" 280, for ).)\~, rlfltl '[.).)\.tih:....
 ARABIC DICTIONARY.
PART THE FIRST.

Jrahit and ~nJ1ilh.

~, ~,

y' .6, A father, master, poeeeseor. ~j ~, aMlfm, The buckles, button.

TWa word entel'll into the compo- or c1aape of belta, girths, girdl., etc.
sition of a great number of Arabic
names varying its termination ac-
cording to its case, having y.' 11611
in the nominative, ~, IJ6d in the
accusative, and ~, taM in the
other caaea, 88 ~y.' ...4.klNJUr,
l,:)J.,)~' ...4.Ntl11n, ~'~\...4.6I
I_til, etc.
y\ 41J, The month of August.
~I dei, Father (in the accusative).
(plur.) Father, ancestors. -AlHi or ibi,
Detesting, abhorring, abominating, re-
jlleting. refu&inJ' dia8greeing, refractory,
iIUoOOdient, dildaiDiDg, .TeniOn, dia-
gut, horror, loathing.
~~ I t1Jdttlt, Passing the night; tar-
~g all night, doing anything in the
Dight-time, 1ieing o1'8itaken by the night,
etc.
~ ~ \ i1Jdlult, Publishing, diacloeing jugationa).
a ~ reTelling, ilbutratiDg. Per- ~~\
mitting, giTing libirly. Liberty, licenee, ~ alteration, inDOTation (in matt.en
licentioam.a.
(""".J~1 aMrtk, Water-pots, ewen.
..r.j~' Gidlfr, Aromatic, spices,
k~ T dNt, The armpits, the interior
puta beneath the wiDpo
Jek~\ IJ6dtfl, Trifles, vanities.
~~ \ Gidlf" Devils.
~~ I iitiluJl, Investigation, 1OrU-
tiny, dDquiaition, eumination, enquiry.
Queltion, dapute, wapr.
\~\ iititld, The beginning, com-
mencement, exordium, the ftrat
time. IJ'~I To begin.
:I.~ I iititld·41f, In the beginning,
at lint, in the 11m place.
)~I iititlar, Running hastily (to
arms), the 8&tI1e as the. participle
..J~ mtl1JltItlir. (You are re-
ferred to the letter r when you
cannot find under I any infinitive
or noun of action of the deri,..tiT. con-
iitltldt! InT'ention, contri-
of religion).
r~ \ ibeNdm, CheertuIneu, glad-
1IIIile, mni1ing•
De-, •

neet her1le or roota for RaIOIIing meat. ~, ibtigla4, Wishing, seeking, de-
Grains, MedI. tiring, cOTetiDg.
1 .
 ~\ 2
able men. Ibdiit, Producing IOmething
}~, iieUil,., Rising early, coming new, inventin~, publiahing, imagining,
lOOn in the morning. feigning, deriaIng, forging.
~, iieila, Temptation, trial, proof, ~\~, fllJtldn, Bodies.
experiment. Pallion, dering, the being
alrected with any misfortune, being in- ~~\ fJlJtJtlf, Eternal (without end).
disposed, vexed, etc. Calamity, distre8ll. AI. all Arabic adjectives may be U8ed ad-
~~\iitilavD~omm&conswnmg, verbially, it ligmftes likewiae, Eternally,
Iwallowing. ~~\ fllJadiyflt, Eternity. [for ever.
J~' iieildl, :Being wet. ~\ iTwil, Liberating, absolving, dis-
~, iieilld, Building, constructing. 'charging from debt, delivering from dan-
ger, restoring health. Quittance.
c:~\ iiti1W.j, Gladness, alacrity, .J~\ fIlwa,., Just, holy, pious,worthy
cheerfulneu, content. Joy, merriment. (men).
J~\ ilJtiMl, Supplication, depre- ) ~ \ ilJrils, Production ot a proof or
cation, groaning in prayer.
~\ ilJrfle, A needle. [document.
~\ fJlJjtUl, The name of an arith-
metical yene, the letters of which have ~..r.' fIlwtllh, Adapple grey or pie-
diJl'erent powers from one to a thoUll8Jld, bald hone. Marked with white or
.. folloWi. This Wal probably the an- coloured &pot& or pointl•
cient order of the alphabet.
V'..r.' aTwtll, Leprous.
~,.f- )~ ~ ~..r.\ ihtwi, A needle-dea1er.
a::a ...0 • • 011'"
~..
U!.r.' i6rfi, An ewer. A brig,
~ ~~.;~ brigantine, Iloop of war.
~ U !U §!u au: )'--!\ alJ,a.,., Eyes, looks.
~\s-:' fJlJAi1I, Questions, disputes. ~ \ ilJe, The armpit.
t:~' ilJlulA, Making hoarse, causing ~ \ ilJea, Delay, protracting.
to pronounce thick without proper inter- J~' fJlJeal, Brave warriors, heroes.
vala in articulation. Ibtiil, Aboliahing, destroying, annihilat-
.J~\ alJAa,. (or..rs:'\) Seas. ing, ruining, abrOpting, repealing, ren-
denng void or usele..
~\ fJlJlWrflA, Vapours, exhala- .3\..:\ fllJtiitl, Distances. Very dis·
tions, perfumes.
tanto I6tiitl, Removing to a distance.
~, alJad, An age, eternity without
end (eternity without beginning ~ \ ilJid, Rendering permanent, pre-
&erving entire, reserving.
being expressed by J)). ~\
J~\ alJkiil, Potherbs, beans.
;JJ\ fJlJtUl tJllah (in prayer), May
)~\ fllJlm,., Virgins, maidens.
God prolong (life, happiness, etc.)
t.~\ ilJla.gh, Informing, conveying,
.3~1\~\ For ever, to all eternity. lI8Dding letters, meaenger&,compllmentl•
.. \~\ fJIJatltIn, Eternal; ever, never. Arrivillt at or obtaining any end, con-
aummating, arriving at the age of pu-
\~\ iitld, Beginning, invention, berty, approaching. Being eloquent.

\
innovation, production, creation.
e~ flM4 v Wonderful, incompar-
~ \ alJlagh, More or most perfect,
most effectual.
 1;\ 3 ~\

t.Jl!\ dltJi, Pie-balled, black and ,-=-,1;1 tIldt, HOlUlehold furniture.

white, parly~loured.
~I dian, A fool. Simple, igno-
rant, foolish, bashful, blundering, rude,
awkward, doating, preswnptuolll, vain,
arrogant.
~\ ilJlII or tIlIlf" The devil, the
deeei.nr.
cr.' th or dn, A son. It is written
c.r. Tn,. when preceded by a proper
name and followed by the name
of the father, as ~ cr. cl-- UM!;'lItrtll, Shielda, targeta.
Hassan son of Muhammad. ~ \
ma, Sons. ~, ilJMe, A daughter.
UM~' dnf1l, Ebony.
~ 1dniyllA, Edifices, &brice.
Yo' . . Father. Thia word baa
often the sense of ,..; sa, having,
endowed with, poeaessed of, etc.,
as y.)~y,1 Having whiskers.
J..iAl~\ Endowed with excel- yWI ittalJ, Fatigue, lassitude.
lence. ~~I POS8e88ed of Jllil ittijiU, Union, concord, har-
beauty.
y'Y.\ tJl>toa", Doors, chapters.
y'.Y.)"-~J4 (the port of ports),
the fortresa of Derbend on the Caspian
-.
Jly,' dlDdk, Crooked trumpeta,
clarioDl, French horns.
'-=J~' tIlINi.t, Parents, fathers, an-
ClIBton. [fulneee.
~~\ ilJ1lt1.j, Gladness, joy, cheer-
~, dA4', }fore or moet beautiful.
l.i' tIif (for ~'y-I) Paternal. ..l."J,
Bef'luing, rejecting, loathing.
'-=J~ I tWyilt, Verses, distichs.
~ I GlJytJtl, White, bright, shining.
~ 1;\ IJIdW, The lord father (title
gi1'en by hiatoriaDa to kings or prime
miDiIters).
l,:)l;llJIdn, A she-ass.
t ~I atM t , Followers, dependents,
clients, servants, subjects. It6iit, Fol-
lowing or causiDg to follow, joining ODe
thing to another.
.,)~\ itt'ltdtl, Union, concord, inti-
mate friendship.
~~I 'ttikMs,A receipt,acceptation,
taking to ons's self, I1118\UD.ption, chOOl-
ing, election.
d".i' Gtrd, Turks.
t WI ittililf:! A.mplitude, extension,
u\..:zJ\ iUiI4f, Being endowed with
or possessed o( anything.
J\..:zJ1 iteilal, Conjunction, adhe-
sion, nnion, atteehment, neighbourhood,
contiguity, being level.
t\...ijl ittitlil t , Humiliation, abue-
ment, meanness, abjeetn_.
mony, concurrence, agreement, ooDBent,
con1'ention, confederacy, compact, alli-
ance, l~e, cOll8piracy. Chance, (or-
tune, aooujent, lot, succ_.
,-=-,\il£jl ittijillwt, Accidents. Buo-
e-eB.
'\illi\ 'tti/d/ln, Unanimously, in
concert, with ODe l1CCord. By chance,
perhaps. Successfully.
j l£jl ittifiJ.kJ, Casual, fortuitous,
.. accidental. By chance.
l,:)\i.il 'ttilwn, Knowing with cer-
tainty. ~\i.i' itlwn, Doing any-
thing properly and solidly. [tees.
~I tltk.ya, Religious men, devo-
~I ittilw, Leaning against, reclin-
ing upon.
J\(j\ ittil&4l, Faith, confidence,
trusting one's affain to another.
 'I 4
~
l...ilJ' itldf, Consumption, ruin, de- WIIU1t4, The middle, interval, in-
atruction, loa, wute. terstice. Plaits, foldinga. Whilst,
rJ I .ttlmm, More or most perfect.
during, in the mean time.
,=-,W\ ilndn, Two. ~W' Twelve.
rWI itmam, Perfection, accom-
plishment, termination,conclU8ion, ~,\ 'Yo.' Monda)'.
~'smiy.t,
end, completion.
clude any buaineaa.
rN'
To con-
Praises, encomiums,
felicitations, congratulations.
y\';\ tJlUJah, Robes, 't"estments,
J'i' .twal, Desires, passions. garments, habiliments, cloths, baggage.
,=-,i' stun, An oven, furnace, the )Y\ tJlUJa,., Bulls.
lire burning in the furnace. [aation.
r~1 ittiMm, Suspicion, false
,=-,';, ."un, A furnace.
llCCU-
~\ tJlfl', The sky, ether.
Ji dtl, Coming, arrival, bringing, ~'tJlfm, A sinner, criminal, liar.
-l~, coming UDlWUM. AU, Future,
collllDg, sublequent. Wicked, mscally, heaping crime nJlOn
crime. [mg.
~~, itydtt or itydfltlt, Arrival, ac-
C88Iion, meeting, coition. y~ I ijah, Answering. Consent-
~UI tIIflI, HOU8ehold furniture. ~ ~, i;lJh.t, Listening to, accepta-
) Ui d,a,., Signs, marks, traces, tion, ratification, &greement, consent.
Answering, co~nding, consenting,
acars, v~ ruins, monumPllts. His- admitting, complymg witb, humouring,
tories, tradltiOIll, relations, news, mem- listening to.
orable events, miraclea, p~es, chro-
nicles, annals. Good worb, illuatrioua )~ djdr, Rents, hires. ft', To
actions. let to a tenant.
rUi tU4m, Crimes, ains. ~~\ fjii.lIJt, Leave, permiBaion, dis-
~\J' "1Hlt, Con1lrmation, affirm- mission, dispensation, leave.
ation, proof. V"'~\ ajiil (I.J'~I), A species ot
)' "/W, A mark, sign, character, plum, a prune. [Cans-.
im'p~n, trace, remain, vestige or J~ djal, The fates; the dead.
rum. A history, commemoration, me.
morial, relation, tradition, fable, romance' ~ ~ \ qjanilJ, Foreigners, stran-
collection of traditions relative to th~ J~\ ajhal, Mountains. [gen.
actions and aayinga of Mahomet.
JW\ .,l:dl, Burdens, loads, incum- ~ \ i;'tilHJ, Choice, election, se-
lection.
brances, impediments, baggage,
~I ijtird, Boldness, intrepidity,
equipage, train, suite. ~)\ WI J an enterprise, endeavour, attempt.
The treasures of the earth. Weights.
~\ iIm, A sin, crime, offence, any-
t ~ I i;·tirndt! An BBIIembly, con-
C?urBe, congregation, meetingl conven-
thing forbidden. tion, oongress j an accumulation, heap.
,;W' tJImtJ,., Fruits. ~\ i;'tma, Gathering, colleoting,
plucking, pulling (fruit, etc.)
~W' tJImtln, Prices. Eighth parts.
y~ \ ijtinah, Shunning, aban-
~, tJIm.", More or moat dear, doning,declining, fi~, abstaining from,
valuable. retiring, removing, goIng to a distance.
 ~, 5 ~\

.3~ \ tjtiltiJd, Care, solicitude, la- J4-t 'jmdl, An abridgment,

bour, diligence, dort, study, en- compendium, summary, synopsis.
deavour. A.religioU8war.~.3~' "4-\ ijmdltJ., Briefly, compen-
ijtiA64i, Belon~ to religion, or a WlU' dioUl1y, 11lII1IlW'ily, by way of abridg-
on account of It. . ment.
.3\~ \ fIjddd, Ancestors, forefathers. ~ \tlJMt'., All, universal, the
whole.
~ \ -.fr, A reward, premium, re-
J compeue, compensation, hire. ~ 1fIjmtIl, :Horeor most beautiful.
~\ ijrd, Making anything to llow, .J~ \ tljtt4tl, Soldiers, ~pe, armies.
nm, proceed. Bringing forward, be-
pmiDg, produciDg, -ti8fJinlr, paying; t:~\ tIjtt4",
WinS-. FlyiDg.
aocompliahiDg, executing, 'Peilorming. (,)A'~\ ~, Kinds, 1OrtB, species,
V'!r:-' GjriU, Bells. goods, thinp. Wares; ho1lll6hoid
,. ~ \ IIjrdm, Bodies. 1\,.~ \
\...... goods. ~U"'~\, Various
The heaTenly bodiee. aorta, di1rerent kinds.
~'fljrGt, Reward, recompenll6, ~ \ tfiMbt, A. foreigner, stranger.
exchange, hire, rent, wagee.
~, fljrtJll, :Bald, bare; a bald
4-\ tljMt, tfiut, ,., Theoheek,
partioularly the upper and more
penon.
~, ajs4, Parts, parcels. Ingre- prominent part. ~\ tsjittut,
Embryos.
dient., materiala. Minerals, drugs.
~, tljniMt, Wings, handJ, 1lns.
.34'
,.4-' tljiatl, Bodies.
tIj,dm, Solid bodies.
pinnacles, projections of any kind.
},~\ tljtDd,.,Neighbours.
~ti::- \ flj/d., Eyelashes, eyebrows. ~,:':" \ tfiwilHlA, Answers, replies.
~, fS)tU, Death, the hour of death; u,:':"1tljiDGj. Concave, hollow. A.
rate, deetiny. A term, appointed time. clue of Arabic Terba called concaTe.
~'tlJl, CaUII6, occasion, reason. ~, tfiMr, Squint or goggle-eyed.
~.;~\~ For that reason. By.. that cannot bear. the glare of the
IUD. Beautiful, with a alight and deli-
~,~ On your account. cata cut of the eye, incliniDg to a lKluint.
~ \ tlj4l1l, Greater,. more or most w~ \ IJjMl, :Hore or most ignorant.
worthy, excellent, glorlo1lll.
V'W'~', The most ignorant
V"~ \ tjllU, Causing or ordering of JDaDkind.
ODe to fit or recline. Being _ted;
being 8eated on a throne. ~, ajl", A. mercenary, hired la-
bourer, ala..... aerTant.
J~\ ijlill, Magniftcence, majesty,
grandeur, glory, ~ty, honour, exalta.-
tion, loftinees. .4jliil, Hollliugl, or any
....r:-\-\ sidjl, Enigmas.
kind of hone-COTering. .Jb.' aMtl (plur.) Ones: as ~~
~'tljUi, More spendid, bright, .3\-", An incomparable man;
- nl8p1end8llt. the cne of onee; a phQlnix. A IOlitary
poor man.
t.~' pa~, An ~mbly, collec-
tion, cOlllentIDg, agreemg. ~.3\-' a1kJdl4, News, thiugs
 6
which have recently happened. '="~ I iAti14f1, Taking or giving
Sayings or traditions concerning an injection or clyster.
Mahomet, handed down by the
MUSIlU1man doctors, to the num- J~ I iAttliJ.r,-Aooumulating, reap-
ing, hoarding grain, laJing up in a
ber of 6266. ,=,,~"-.~.~.,)\..I, granary.
The teneta of the Alkonm. J~' iAtimill, Bearing patiently,
.u,\.. I iAdlat, Surrounding, com- patience. Suppo~, being supportable.
prehending, containing, including, hold- POIIibility, probabilIty.
mg, investing, besieging. InclO8U1'8.
COnceiring, kvowing, unde1'llt&Dding.
I~' iAtiUJa (or .,,;~I), Compre-
hending, oontaining.
~ I tMabh, More or moet lovely;
~ \e:-. I iAtiylJj, Indigence, want,
amiable. L- I 4JAr1l6d, Friends, neceaaity.
relations. •
\:,~, iAtigilt, Care, caution, cir-
y~ I 4JAhah, Friends. cumapection, foresight, 8QrIlpuloume.•
) ~ , 4JAhilr, Hebrew docton or ..U:,~, iAtiyillafl, Cautiously,
lICribee. carefolly.
V"~I iAt_1IilI, Retaining, con- J \e::.-' iAtigill, Fraud, art, strata-
taining, conftning, including. imprilon- gem, machination, deceit.
ing, arremn ,restraining. Restraining
one's self. t~ shut up, beseiged, im- )~I .Ajar, Stones.
Jlri-ed, included, contained. ~ I aMtl, One. ~ IJS Every
y~ I iAtijah, Seclusion, retreat, one, all. "I~I .1lad4n, Singly,
taking the veil.
one by one. ~~ I, Eleven.
~~ I iAti,jilj, Bringing proofs,
pleading a cauae, litigating. ~ I .1uJdtl, More or most acute,
sharp, vehement or fierce (in anger or
,}.l:-' iAtisli.r, Avoiding shunning, WlU').
B.Jing from, laking care, being cauti01lll.
~,~ I ilulilI, An invention, new
)~, ilatit'ils (almost the same), production or erection. [eyes.
Abetaining from.
J'~' fJ1wliik, The pupils of the
V-~, i1ltit'il" Preserving, guard-
ing. Being preserved, guarded. y~' .1uJ4lJ,
Hump-backed.
J~lihtirak, Conflagration, burn- ~, .liMr, More or most hot.
ing. Ardour, strong desire. J~I .!wdr, The free, free..bom,
(' ~ I intiram, Veneration, honour, noble, free men.
reverence, respect. J~' iltrd, Bnrning,llettingon1lre.
yl...::.:.. I iAtilah, Esteeming, reek- (' ~ I a!wam, Sacred places, sanc-
oning, estimating, enumerating, counting. tuaries, asylums. n,.am, Excommuni-
(' ~ I ilati&Aiim, Being ashamed, cation, an anathema, interdiction. n-
modesty. (ing against. legal, making unlawful.
l,;\i::.-' inti/d., Taking care, guard- -.;~ , .kf, Letters, particles.
Ju::'-' iMifilr, Digging, excavation. "tir'
aTwa', Better, best.
)\i::- I iAtikar, Contempt (in the y~ I aAsii.h, Troops, bands, co-
puaive aeuae), being despised. horta.
 7
r>'
C)~' lIMa", Care, griet. Melan- JT' aMnU, Fooliah, stupid, dull,
cholieL ignorant, awkward. A fool.
V'l.-.' ' ' d" Perception, sight,
feeling, finding, perceiTing. 8euIe.
Jlj="'-I tI1wJal, Btates, conditions,
aituatiOIll, afrairs, thingl, aceidents,
oocummc., cinlumatanc., &eeolUlta,
C)l.-.1 .:Md., A benefit, favour, rviatiOIll, eventll (cither put or p_t).
lrift, tn-nt, eolll1ely, Illrrioe, goodDeee,
liea8ficence. L:..! aAya, The living. lAya, Re-
• eovering, rvriYing, refreIhing, reoa1liug
............-I did, More or most ee-
' I a,.,dn, T'unes, ages. [to life.
ieemed. honoured. C)'::- l.,.

~, " . , More or moat beau- "U ~ I aAydMJI, Sometimes, from

tifuL ..&'-- (in prayer), May it be time to time, DOW and then.
good, beautiful. e
1a"A, A brother.
.;\4:...\ iUdr, Produoing, presenting, C)~' a"Mn (tor C)1,>\)' Two
(broth...

~ appear, l1IJDmoning, citing, call-

ing Wore. .;'w>.I aWar, Histories, tales, an-
C)~, tJIula.,
Bides, parts, tracta. 'nala, ~ttes, ne.... relatiOlll, adTic.,
chronIcles, traditiODS. [p1ll8•
.3lb.! aAfti, Friends, grand-chil-
~ I aWaI, More or moat im-
dren, IOllS-in-laW, relatioDll.
C) \a- I aAjan, Handtulls, smaIl ~, tdAl, A sister, female friend,
quantities. eom~on. Similar, eqllA1, &lib, eon-
genial.
J.=>-' aAaa, More or most worthy.
C)b&.I "Alan, Circumcision feasts•
.3\i>.1 aUdi, Hatreds, rancoUl'B, r- 6:>.1 tUtitdm, End, completion,
auimolIities. [llelda. concluaion.
J tb. I .Udl, Arable lands, sown ~! iatH-df:.! Inventing, fancy-
} - ' a1d:tIr, Viler, vilest, meanest, ing, imagining. InTention, eontriTlUlCe,
. lowest, moet contemptible. Poor- arti1lce.
est, humblest. (Used for I or )~I '''''tilar, Abridging, abbre-
me) .3~~1, The humblest viating, contracting, abridgmcnt.
of IerVlUltll. V'~, i""tila" Being peculiar,
r-\("..' aUdm, Orders, decrees, man- particular, proper, special, belonging to
one in IOle property.
data, ordinances, precepts of the law,
judgments, deereea, IOnteDces, diplomu,
lstters patent. Secrets, myateriee. Pre-
rl...:a::..>.' ikhtilam, Enmity, alter-
cation, disputing, debate, litiltation,
agee, prodigiea, portents, prognostics. litigioum-, wrangling, equsobling,
~~If-.! a1llr4m tI'l Adkimln, quarrelling.
The judge of judges, the lord chief u\k:.>.1 iUtitilj, 8eiziDg,carrying
justice. God. oft" by foree.
r-~ I 'Aldm, Dreaming. U::.:;..\ ."Mifa, Withdrawing, COD-
;';-' alWs', More or most sweet. cealing one's IOlf.
~1:.:;..1 iUtild.,8eizing, snatching,
J\rl aAmdl, Burdens, loads. laying violent bands upon, drag-
~, ahBUUl, More or most laudable. ging away, carrying oft'. "L.J.:.>.1
;r I aAmar, Bed. ikllCilii'tIII, Hutily, Tiolently, forcibly.
 ~, 8 ~\
lc,~' talil4" Confusion, per- ~ \ dlulu, Kore or most proper,
plenty, mixture. InterooUl'll8, conver- peculiar, particular.
ation, commeroe, lI8IOCiation, friendship. .• " ~
• • \ a1t1ultw G
u~ \iWildf, Discord, dift'erence, .r;:e green or'p:::u.n~~ -r:-
diTemty, diacrepanCI, oppoaition, dis- )U:a>.\ iklltil,., Remembering, record-
IIensiOD, contrast, falsehood. Contra-
diction. ing, recollecting. .4.kAtiir, Dangers,
IL ~'I tal,?" 7 Confusion, diBtur- deltru.ctiona.
J ,;;.;;.. --, \.a>\ iklafa, Concealment, biding,
bence, interrnption, trouble, alteration. au.........n"... n...6....
Di.order, tumUlt. rr·-..... L~-
.J ~ \ iWiga,., An election, choice, y1::..\ tI1lIliJIJ, The claws oC wild
·
liberty, opt lon, will,power. .\or..,1::.. I iklaldl, Candour, sincerity,
..~~, iWiya"4n, Voluntarily, ~~~::et'":~C==:::
spontaneously. J\::.>." To choose, Emendation.
to be ~. to C&lI8e to elect. To con- 1,1::..\ 4klalat, lfixtures, miscellanies.
elude. To iDltitute. To receive, take. Humours of the body; mWug together.
t ~, dMaf" More or most fal- J1::..\ 4klaldi, Qualities, natures,
lacioua, crafty, ely, cmming. temperaments,dispositions,talents,
~\ 4iAs, A receiving, taking, properties, habits, manners (good
or bad). ..A.Waiis a general name
seizing. To receive, to take, seise, etc.
,ri akla4r, Another, a second. for books of morality, as J1::..\
;>-i illA.,., Last, posterior, ulti- d"LJ\, The manners of kings.
mate, final The end, extremity, vJ.>.\ tIklalaI, More or most pure,
latter part. Finally, at last, sincere. .,)~\vJ.>. \, The most
afterwards. ~L.) ~T, The faithful of servants. .,)\.,£l 1vJ.>.\
end of time. v-¥
i, The Sincere of heart. Genuine, delici01lll.
last breath. AJ,,\,
First VVt....>\ fIklamtil, Fifth parts.
and last. ...~\ .>.i, At length,
.j .j
cr>-\
a
4kla4nn, Speaking or making
DOile through the nose.
oJ'>'\ viMr, others.
finally. ~, 4klaMl, Kore or most l1ex-
,
~!r'- waj, Producing, drawing ible, limber, weak, withered.
forth,bringiugforward,expelling. R1IlIh- J',>14klaWdl, Uncles by the mo-
ing or lIa1lying onto Expending. ther's side.
lJN;>-' d/wfU, Dnmb. [1aat. ~'.,,>- I 4klawdn, Friends, brothers,
..;,r\ (fem.) or ~ \, Another, the companiona.
1:J!.,r i diMtn, The last, the latest i,>\ tl.Uwtlt, Brothers.
comers, posterity. ),>T dklau,., A stable, stall.
."
~ \ 1J1AtIn, Kore or most vile, U,>\ akAwlJf, More or most timid. ~
ignoble.
\ .u.p:I aiAwilat, Uneles b)' the
~ 4iM_, Rugged, rough. mother's aide.
~ \ dMAfI', Kore or most timid. ~'"AI, Ky brother.

t..'"
)~! G1Aya,., Good, the best, the
choiceet, moat e:s:celleat,
LP~\ .iAgiid, Linen cloth. of a
COIUS8I11d llimsy texture.
\
r~ alAyam, Tenta, pavilions,
temporary moveable habitatiolla.
;:&-\ G1AyfW, Better, best. AUtr, .u.3\ lIIlil1at, Argumenta, reasons,
Poeterior, laat. '~ \ aUf,..",
:At Itmgth, in fine.
y\")'i add", Civilitie., good man-
neI'll, politen-, learning, lCieneett, la....
duties.
'-=-'\.3\ .tItldt,' An instrnment, tool,
uteD8il, apparatu.
}.3\ ala,., lflteh.
~!.3\ itlilrfJl, Tnrning round, re-
Tolving. Ad.minUtratlon.
r\.3\ atlama (in prayer), May God '-=J ~.3\ tIIlatDlJt, Instrnments, t001l,
prolong. [uteD8il8.
'-=-'~ \.3\ atltiwat, Instrnmenta, taoll, )~.J\ tMluJdr, Ho~, mansions.
y.3\ a4MJ, Civility, humanity, caur·
te.r, politeD-, respect, reverence, Teno·
ration, urbanity, eleglince of manners,
IOUIIdn_ of dOctrine or principles, mo-
rality, science, learning, pnilology. Mo-
deity, beahIaln_. u.3\ To correct,
chaatiIe, civilise. . C) \.1&"" tIIlaAa",· Oils, ointmenta, un-
~ \:i:::.3\ tIIlah - IM,..A, A water- .;AJ\
clOltlt, - T } ' .
'-=-'~.3\ od8haydt (fem. plur.) Re-
lating to humanity. Polltenell, learning,
c _-.:ompwhmenla.
" J~.3\ tiliMl,Introducing,entering.
k.:;...3\ adlM,..t, Smoke, the fumes
of tobacco.
d").3\ WiiJ:, Comprehension, un-
demanding, oblervation, perception,
intelligence, intellect, capacity, geniUl.
~.r>' Athui, Adrianople.
V"'..;.3\ Iiru, the Arabian name for
0:'::;-" Enoch the prophet.
k.3\ UlMtd, Pretension, presump-
9
tion, arr~ce, usumiJIg, glorying or
boasting. Inviting, calling to, ordering
to be brought.
~.3\ "ttyat, Salutations, felicits-
tiOIll, congratulatioll8, compliments,
wiahes, supplications, prayClll. Invita-
tions. BlesaiDgs.
proof., evidences. ~~.u.J\,
Clear proofs. ~..,r..u.3\, Legal
judicial proofB; evidences before a court
of joatice.
r.ii ~tlam, Adam and bis poeterity.
r.31 ~ ha"l dtlam, The sons of
Adam, i.,., Dlllllkind.
\j.3\ IIIlna (or J.J\), More or most
vile, infamous, .•the 1aIt, 18lllt, lOWest,
bueIt, meanest.
utensils, apparatus.
Orbe, orbits, revolutiou, circles. Periodl,
ages.
~J.J\ tMluJigat or _;YaA, Medicines,
drn8ll. '-=J\~'~J.J\ , A
treatise on medicines. [guenla.
IIIlAur, Times, ages, eternities.
~.3\ lIIl,\am (A horse) of a black
colour, inclining to a dusky green.
d~.3! atlyd, Cocks.
C)~.J\ adyfi1l, ReligidUs rites or
ceremonies.
~.,)\ IIIlIlJ, Courteons, polite, well-
'bred, learned.
.;\ is, When (both in pret. and fut.
sense). Indeed. rf, if so be.
Forasmuch as. Already. Behold!
lo! ) \ is.it (~ord\';\),
Then, at that time. ~.%' On
that day. ' ~, On that night.
\..J\, When, if at any time.
 ~,
,..;, "lid, When (in the fut11l'e sense). J..)'
Behold. This particle is never placed
at the beginning of a sentence, and is
often UlIed redundantly, without having
apparently any preciae signification.
~,.IT asa" or ~,,,;, adlf), Ears,
lobes or tips of the ears. ~,,,;,
..all, The signal for summoning to
prayers by the mullah or priest, from the
minarets or towers of the mosques.
t)";' Ar'tIt.' Arms. Cubits. Ells.
The fore-legs of animals.
~L:";' istan,Obedience,submission.
Intelligence,capacity,intellect,judgment.
~J' adag, }fore or most acute,
ingeDious, quick.
~J' 4r,}iga (plur.), Acute, inge-
nious. Witty.
JJ' ailla (plur.), Abject, vile, mean,
contemptible,slavish,wretched,miaerabie.
&.:J";'
tim, An e1lr, tip of the ear.
A handle. btl, permission, leavel li-
cence, di.smiasion, conge. [nors.
yIJ,j, aznai, Tails, rumps, poste- J~) wlijill, Speaking extem-
~~..;, ahan, Geniuse8, memories,
intellects, capacities.
~..;, all, Vexed, hurt,
offended,
injured, exceedingly afilicted. An in.
jury, 1018.
10 c..:J)
tWiimil (fem• .u..~,), Wi-
dowed in a single state.
~ ~, aranii, Hares.
y~) Mhai, P08Be88Ors, masters,
lords. This word (which is the
plural of y) raii, lord, mll8ter)
added to any word significant 'of
science, art, office profeMion or
qualification, denote8 the endow-
ment or po8BeB8ion of it, as y\u'
~, Superiors, conquerors.
t ~, arhat, Fourth parts.
~) tWiatt, Four.
f-s: ~) ariat! t/UNw4, Fourteen.
l-J) ariatii, Thursday.
~~) tWhat:iln (and~), Forty.
J!)' ..A.rhal, The ancient city of Ar-
bela in Mesopotamia.
l,~. . ." irtilJat, Aligament, connexion,
chain. Friendahip.
pore, off-hand. "J~) irtfiiiltl,.,
Unthinkingly, inconsiderately, etc.
J~.J' wtiMI, Emigration, depar-
ture, dcath.

J ~,j, azydl, Skirts, tails, borders .>t.>J) wtitliitl, Apo8tacy, apostatiz.

ing, becoming a renegado.
of a garment. AppendWes.
~..;, algal, Oppreasion, injury,
L.:.J) \ irtMM, Corruption, suborna-
tion, bribery.
damage, hurt, wrong, 1018.
fl='i ~'tWa}fS, Poems consisting of
L.::J) irtlild,Acquiescing, approl'ing.
verses called fl",}' where the
yW.J' irtif:..ai, Being frightened.
Alarm.
ceaura is six times repeated.
k.>. ~, tWiikhiMt, Prince8, archon8, .>W) Wtif:..atl, Trembling, 8haking,
being frightened, disturbed.
chiefs.
~W) irtif:..il,A, Trembling, trepi-
i.>~' iriitl4t, Desire, intention, pur-
dation. [altation.
pose design, will, affection, inclination.
JJ~' tWiilil, Low, mean, rude
t.UJ,}' wti/Ut' Elevation, ll8cent, ex-
people. liU) ",tihi, Addition, accesaion, in-
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_ , augmentation, adl'aDCeIIlent, pro-
motion, ueending, eultation. ~) ar,NMJ, }fost npright, most
tenacious of the right way.
y~} wlila", Commission or per-
petration (of a crime). U-~J 1Artl6.\mltla6,Archimedes.
y~} arngil", Doubt, uncertainty. .3l..) ar,dtl, Observations of the
stan, or of roads.
~ \ ir" Inheritance, heritage, he-
reditary right. v")\ ard, The earth, ground, soil,
COUlltry, region.
c.h=~) twjtlflHjtt, Purple, deep red.
lJ) irtld, Satisfying, gratifying,
.,}\~J \ ""iwJd1ll, Very red. contenting. [earthy.
;j~} flfjflllst, A poem in the ~) fWtlf, Terreetrial, earthly,
measure called r:-)
ra';', where JU:,) arlal, Pounds ot twelve
there are m paUllel or CellIJ'lIS in the line
OUllCel. Weights of 800 drachma or
r-\-) \ arlulm, Wombs, matrices. dirhema.
r>.;\ arMm, More or most merciful. ~) argW, }fore or most de-
sirous, covetous.
~.)I~), The most mer-
eiful of the merciful, an attribute of God. ~;I tlrgW, More or most com-
modious, pleuant, a1Buent.
t>.) iriM, Giving the reins, re-
laxing. I;)~) arg"a1l, A mnsical organ.
Col"» 1 arUun, A prince, chi~ JU) arftile, Companies, societies,
archon, high-priest, patriarch. abbot, or committeel, _mbliel.
any chief of religion amoDg the eastern
Cliri&tians. r::i.;\ tlrftsf:! More or most high, IUb-
lime, eulted.
~.3) \ A,.tltibIl, A city in Asarbi-
jan (Media). • I;)\S'} aridn, Columns, pillars, sup-
J..i) M'SIIl, }fore or most mean, portI, prope, posta.
base, ignoble, Tile. I;)}) arian, Chiefs, princel, heads
j) M1IS U.;"'" or}.; runl), Rice. of religious bodies.
J~} arzdi, Riches, poll8el8ions, t:t..) tlrmak, Spears,javelins, lances.
gooda, commodities, deets, apparel, I;)~) \ armgtl1W.n, A present, gift,
moveables, proTisioll.8. donation, offering. .
~I arwt, Cedar, pine, etc. (a noun J,.J I tlrtluU, Widowed, in a state of
of nnity from.iJ\ above). celibacy.
LJ \ w,d, Firm, immcrrable. Fixing, ~) \ Armtlnl, An Armenian.
rendering firm. Resolving firmly on
anything. Landing at a port. ~1 Armtlnlgtlk, Armenia.
JL.) ir,dl, Expedition, sending, ~.;1 tlmai, A hare.
dispatching. t:~) fWtQil", Spirits, souls, minds.
I;)L.) arldn, Halters, bridles.
.3U) .-",luld, Directing, shewing
r-lu\ AnDtim, Greeks, Romans•
the right way, converting. Ord..';n..., ,.",) arwa', Drink, pure water.
guiding. -~ Al6uaging thirst.
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t:~;\ atyah. Winds. VA' L \ tlliiI, A foundation, basis.
u~\ atyiif, Well eultivated, L~....l\V"'LI, (Foundatien of
planted, improved (grounds); plentiful rule) a book on political government.
(countriee)• ~L\ tIIat!", Fabulous histories,
.J~\ tia,., A veil of fine linen or romancee.
mUB1in, which, in the East, 1I.ows from JjL.\ tIIilfil, The inferion, the lower
the ladiee heads to below the middle of class, the most infamous; mean, stupid
the leg. (people).
,.b...>jI illlaMm, A concoW'lle,crowd, uL.I tllii,"/, :Bishops. .
press, throng, mob, mnltitude.
~LI tlliilfh, Modes, manDel'll,
~.>jI ililira, Scorn contempt, dis-
dain, indignation, contumely. ~\..,\ tlliimib E8l'B, hearing. [ways.
.J~jI tlSf'a,., :Buttons, buckles. ~ LI tlliinltl, Allegationa on the
authority of another. Imputations, at-
J)jI tlSf'ai, :Blue, blue-eyed, ceru- .JJLI tlliiW, lJracelets. [tnoutea.
lean [courts, 1aneI, alleys.
.t.;jI_iikat, Streets, places, squarea, '-''-'\ tIIlJiih, Causes, motives, ar-
.guments, reasons, incentives, atinlulativee,
~ \ Ml&igil, Good, just, virtuous, Modee, ways. manners, means. Instru-
ments, uteuaila, apparatus. Clothes, ap-
ingenuous (men). parel, deets, moveables, goods, furniture.
Jj\ asal, Eternity (having no be- 1,\-1 tIIhilt, Tribea of Israel.
ginning, ~\ implying eternity, t.J:""'\ tIIhub A week.
without end).
~\ ilt, The buttocks, hipa, back-
Jj\ aulf, God. Eternity, eternal, side, anns, fundament.
•. eternally. :Name of an author.
.,)b...\ UI~tl (or ";b...I), A m811ter,
.4J\ tlzalfyat, Life everlasting, eter- teacher, tutor. An artificer, manufac-
nal existence. turer, an artizan. . Ingenions, excellent,
celebrated, famed for any art or work of
~t..j\ tIImiln (~\ or ~jI), ingenuity.
Tinlee, 8e88Ons. i.-l.::....1 iltilJaMt, Permitting one to
~\ ur.minat, Times, ages. pm.ue his own inclinations.
c:~j \ flSflJilj, Spouses, consorts, pairs, J1¥--o\ ..tihtliil, Changing, ex-
changing, desiring to change•
.J~j\ aIM,., Flowen. [couples.
J ¥--o\, To change, exchange•
.J&j\ aMiI,., White, bright, brilliant,
.J~\ iatiIJ,Jui,., Rejoioing at or
splendid, shining, clear, evident. announcing good neW8.
v:t' il" The myrUe. .J~\ "till,a,., Considering with
U"\ UBI, A foundation, basia. attention, looking,lIClfling, examining.
i.L\ tllii-at and ilii-tlt, An offence, ~I iatilltii, Delaying, expecting.
Being slow, dull, lazy.
~L\ a,iihib Weeks. [crime, sin.
b...\ iltilnti, Exception, distinction.
~L\ tIIi1jib Rhymes, cadencea.
L\.:s\..,\ ilti,jiihat, Hearing,' reeeiv-
~L\ tIIa,.a (or loj.JL.\), Captives, . ing a petition. Giving an answer. Ac-
slaves, prisoners. cepting, cOll&enting.

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~lsi...' "tijara, Hiring, renting.
ImploriDg protection, ukiDg IlBtatulce.
~lsi...' iltijtiuA, Asking leave,
liCitiDg permiMion.
110-
y~' "tijltih, Attraction. Car-.
rying camels aI1d other cattle.
C1~' ..tilaldn, Approving, prais-
ing, talking, or cousidoring .. a favour.
Jb\...\ ilti"'dl, Acquiring, col-
lecting, obtaining.
J~I i,ti!ultlr, Calling, citing to
appear, 1UIDD10niDg before.
J~' ilti1U:ilr, Despising, vilify-
ing, IICOrniDg, tzeatiDg with contempt.
J~' iltSUd!, Merit, capacity,
worth, Uill, ability, geniu.
,.\(.s\..,' iltiUdm, Strength, defence,
I corroboration, confirmation, fortifying,
adTllDlliDg, promotiDg, leCUring,atrength-
elling.
~J..si..,' ..tilJiJj, Adjuring, swear-
ing solemnly, cauiDg IDDther to near.
Jb\..,\ .,tiAldl, Considering or
making lawful, wishing a thing lawful.
JL...sl...\ iltiAmal, Toleration. De-
siring to bear, carry. or take upon 0!1e',
sell; d ~ an?ther to do anything.
Patience, resignation.
,.,~, iltikMam, Employing, J \w::...,' iltilg"dr, Despising, hold-
I making 11118 of the labour of another.
~~, ilti.ul'4i,Extracting,dra~-
ing out, cauiDg to come forth, comlllg
from a place or country. thinking well of, esteeming right.
~I iltiWdl, Settin~at~berty, y~\, To approve.
desiring to liberate, procunng liberty, LU:z::....\ "tiU1HJt, A.pprobation,
d'.J~1 iltidrtilc, Comprehen~g,
conceiring, UDdc:mandinJ~ reeeh~,
equalling; overtaking, arrlYlJlg', ?btaiD-
ing, wishing to comprehend, obtain, etc.
Bedoring, mending.
k~' iltUltil, Petitioning, request-
ing lIUbmiBllively, entleating.
J'~\ iltUlldl, A demonstration,
argument, proof. Perceiving, coll-ecting
01' drawing arguments from. A.Uing the
reaaon.
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4-~' iltwdNlt, Quiet, rest, re-
pose, Bleep, peace, tranquillity. Palllling.
~ r'"titjil, Petitioning, begging,
lIUpplicatiDg, ukiDg, requesting, desiring.
f~r' iltitjiJ.t, Asking or taking
iJaCk the whole or pan of anything once
given.
"\""r' iltirtltltl, Demanding reeti-
tntion of anything, whether given,
deposited in trust, or taken without con-
Bent.
~"?' ilttrUUgd, An oyster.
JUr' .,tirlcili,· Captivity, reduo-
ing to slavery.
\i...:..,\ iltillcil, The dropsy.
~~, .,tilMI'at, Consulting, uk-
ing adTiee, delibera~ with another,
.tanding in need of ad1'lC8.
t \u.:..." iltilAftlt, Aaking, implor-
ing, begging, interceaion.
.J~' iltilMdtl, Taking evidence,
.ummoning 'tritn.., briDging teati-
mon~ or proof. Falling a martyr for
religlon,
'-'Ls-a"....\ iltil-Mh, Associating
'with, becoming aociable or familiar,
wishing for tho company of any penon.
ing in mWl estimation, co1lllidering with
contempt.
y,~\ iltiNdh, Approving,
. relishing, liking, taking well, lIDding
agr_ble.
kU:z::....\ iltita-t.at, Power, possibi-
lity, capability, caplcity.
Ju:c....\ iltisldl, Sitting iu the shade.
i";~\ iltit.dut, Asking protec-
tion, calliDg for help.
iJ~\ "'fital'at, Borrowing. Using
a word metaphorically. A metaphor.
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~k....\ iltitdut, Asking 888istance, t~\ iltifrdgA, .Vomiting, evacu-
imploring help. ating, rejecting.
~~\ iltir.-Mtl, Reducing to sla- .Jl...A::...,\ ilti/,ilr, Asking an expla-
very, subjecting. nation, informing one's self, enquiring.
.J~\ iltit-lJdr, Taking an exam- r~\ iltifldm, An interrogation.
ple and being edi1I.ed by it. Desiring to know or to be tanght, in-
forming one's 8elf by asking questions.
y~\ iltirialJ, Astonishment,
wonder, surprise. .t.\i:.." iltilwmat, Rectitude, sin-
cerity, integrity, fidelity, truth, purity of
J~\ iltidill, Hastening, ac- intention, religion. Standing erect, re-
celerating, ordering one to make bute, maining, rising up, acting uprightly.
impelling, stimulatin~, dispatchillB' any Fortitude, resolution.
business soon, dressing meat qmckly;
wishing to make bute. C~\ iltilclJdn, Detesting, hating,
disapproving, abhorring.
~\~\ iltittldtl, Skill, knowledge,
genil1l, aptitode, capacity, disposition, J~\ ilt~ii.l, Encountering,
merit, worth. going against, turning upon. GoiDg to
meet.
t-i\6:....\ iltittdj, Conciliating the
favour of anyone, obtaining their good .J~\ iltilcrdr, Confirmation, rati-
praces, insinuating one's self into the fication, establiahment, stop~,sta~,
good opinion of another. resting, dwelling, settling, fixing a 1'll8l-
rU:a.::....\ iltiedm, Becoming proud. dence.
Conceiving highly of, esteeming greatly, vi~\ iltilJru_ Borrowing, uk-
admiring. ReIpect. ing to lend.
\.u::...,' ilti..flI., Asking pardon or ab- }1:zi:o..t'iltiitdr, Distilling,dropping.
solntion. '"
r~\ iltitlam, Asking informa-
JU::....' ilti/dill, Sovereign authority,
absolute dominion, :t>lenipotentiary
tion, advice, or nows. powers, unlimited comml8llion. Inde-
J\-.:...\ iltiendl,Use,usage,custom. pendence.
~tc...,\ iltigM."iA, Imploring.J~\ ilti.bM,Cobceivingthat there
BUC-
cour, begging assistance. is a great deal, using a large quantity.
Y~\ iltigArdlJ, Great admira- l~\ iltikrilA, Abhorrence, abom-
tion, amazement, wonder. inating, disdaining, despising, contemn-
ing, doing a thing reluctantly. Hating•
.J~\ iltigA/dr, Repentance, de-
precation, asking forgiveness, de-
J L.!::....\ i,tilcmdl, Completion,
siring that anything may be par- bringing to perfection, wishing anything
finished; perfected, oompleted.
doned. 4JJ~\ , :Hay God ";'.ili...\ iltilstl., Considering as de-
pardon, heaven avert, God preserve. licate, elegant, agreeable. Being de-
\:.a::...,\ iltigAnd, Being contented, in ~~ted, pleased. ~asting, reliahiDg, Id-
want of nothing, wealthy, independent. mmng.
i~~' ilti/diat, Profit, advantage, t.L.:....\ ilt.indf:! Listening, hearing.
emolumen~ rin. Gaining, reaping the
ilL.:....\ iltimaltlt, Conciliating, en-
fruits. Utility.
couraging, gaining the favour of any
\::.a::...,\ i,tiftd, Consulting (a lawyer
or learned man). . t. h.t.::..,." iltimtd f:! Enjoying. [one.
 .r'\ 15 J-\
.)1.w.::....\ NlitJU, Asking supplies, J'r' flWdr,Secrets, mysteries.
subsidies, aid, 1IIIIistaDce.
I..i~\ Urd/, Prodigality, dissipa-
J~\ iltiJIWdr, Perseverance, con- tion, abU18 of wealth.
tinuation, ~,CODItancy. Pro-
ceedinr, going OIL Prolongation. t.r'\ IIIrlli' More or most swift.
J~\ ..timltiil, Asking a delay, J:.h..a\
"talll, A stable.
wishing for an opportunity. ~\ fUhw, Lines, strings, rows•
.)l.:o..,\ "tift4tl, Leaning against, sup-
portiDg one'I Ill1f or depending upon y~\ ",trwlall, An astralab.
anything• ~\)-\ ",t4fDantJA, A portico sup-
.)\si:....' "tiltjdtl, Asking assistanoe, ported by pillars. I..j \"b-J\ J.A\
or protection. Followen of the Stoica.
) '-:.::....,\ ilti1lldr, Soliciting aid .)\-\ iltdtl, Making happy or pros-
against an enemy. - peroua, bleuiDg f81'ouriDg.
~~, "Unlaatl, Exciting, rollBing, )\-\ fUtdr, Prices.
ordering one to riae up (to do anything);
"""'\ fUtatl, More or moat happy.
~\ utitDd, The being equal, pa-
~\ /JIll/, Anger, vexation, an-
rallel. \"..:-.J\h>, A right line. gnith, chagrin.
The equator. Ju..., /JIfilr, Books, volumes. lour-
4jy.-.\ ..titDa', Equality, paralle1ity. me., traTell.
~\ utiltaiJ, Derision, laughing at, Ji..,\ /JIftJl, Inf'erior, the low~t.
a joke, jest. ..~\ lJIjaltsn, Below, under.
J¥-o\ iltilUdl, Appearing (as the
~\ iljuftj, A sponge.
new moon).
J~\ "tfjar, Hiring, renting. i,:)~\ ii/aM,., Ispahan, the capi-
tal of Penian Irak (theaneientPartbia).
J~l""~~D~tro~n&e~in&
mining, eradicating, pulling up by the 'r£\~\ ..fttldj, Ceruse, a paint
root., exterminating, extirpating. lIIed by women.
l;~\ ..tIMs, Watching, awaken- kl.a...\ ..kilt, Causing one to fall.
ing. Miaearrying:
~1 "tlla, Victory, superiority, ~\ ","u/, A bishop.
conquest, dominion, power, authority. i,:).%)."a...\ Ukryan, Germander
t4:-" tufilf:! Rhymes, cadences. (plant).
~\ tukJui (or ~\ MUd), More u~\ ilkil/, A shoemaker.
mOlt h"beral. i,:)~\ ill«'ifl, CallBing ono to stay,
~\ ..U,d, Liberal (men). remain, continue to dwell.
i,:)JJ~\ Idtlntltwf1., Alexandria
~\ Glad, A lion. The sign Leo.
or Aleundretta, near Aleppo, in Syria
~.wl 'lUdfyat, Warps. (Seanderoon).
.r\ fUr, Taking prisoner, binding. ~)~\ I,kMtiltwIyaA, Alexandria
u"., Captility. in Egypt.
~, 'lUtWii, CaptivC8. u1..\ Mid/, Ancestors, remote or
 ancient kindred. One's nearest relations
or allies. The husbands of a man's
wife's sisters. Isliif, Paying before due,
or in advance.
r1..\ ..lam, The true or orthodox
faith among the Mahometans. Obedi-
ence to the will of God, submission,
humbling one's self.
~, allihat, Military arms.
Yt--\ ulu.lJ, Order, way, mode,
means, measure, manner, method,
form. "~t--\ ululJan, Methodi-
cally.
r--' 11m, .A. name, noun. ~L:.~\r--\
.A. demonstrative pronoun. t'"
~Ul\, The participle active.
J,u,J't"\, The participle pas-
sive• ..).i..:wJ\t"\, Theinfinitive,
or noun of action.
,rw\ tII1IUIr, Brown, tawny, dusky.
1.:1""'\ IJImtln, More or most fat, jolly,
plump, gross, lusty•
.,)l:....\ imiltl, Imputing, attributing,
charging, accnsing, arraigning, impeach-
ing.
~l:....\ tJItIdn, Teeth. Spears, jave-
lins, the points of spears.
k....\ alinfUJt, Points of spears, hal-
berda, lances, javelins or arroW!.
...5-' aIfUJ', More or most high,
• sublime.
..)t,...\ UlWcir, Walla. INar,.A.
bracelet.
kt,...\ tII1JJcit, Scourges, whips.
J ,...' tII1JJili, Streets, market-places, J~' ..lttital, Burning, in1lam-
squares.
' ing, con8agrition, lighting a fire or
.,)J"" tlNad, Black, blacker, blackest.
~,...\ tllWirtlt, Bracelets. [lity.
y~' ilMlJ, Talkative1ess, garru-
J~' i,-MI, Loosening, opening,
purging, lubricating, facilitating.
r~\ aI-Mm, Arrows, darts.
J+..\ ai-hal, More or most easy.
i-J~\ a.sycif, Swords.
.ft""\ tIIIr, .A. captive, prisoner, slave.
~\ tIIII (or ~\), A llux of
water.
~, alii (or ~\), How? what?
what thing1" -in what manner?
for what ? Ia it not? ~\-~
How do you do ~ what is your situation ?
~~L:.' "Mrcit (plur.), Signs, etc.
~ L:.' i,Mrat (or I.JL:. I), .A. sign,
token, mark, sigUal, nod, wave
with the hand. .J L:.', To point
out, shew, to make a 8ignaI, hint, inti-
mate.
~L:.' "MtaA, Publication, divulg-
ing, diffusing, spreading about or abroad.
L..:.\ al1JJilA, Bodies.'
..)~, M1JJilr, Palms, spans.
t.~ \ ..1JJilt> Satiating, satisfying,
J ~, al1JJiil, The whelps of a lion
or other wild beast. [tore.
~, "MilJlU, Confusion, mix-
I~' "MilJaA, Doubt, ambiguity.
Comparison, similitude, resemblance.
.,),~, ..Atitldtl, Fortifying, con-
firming, strengthening. Firmneu, vehe-
mence, force, violence.
~ \ "Mira, Buying•
d~ \ iiMirill, Company, part-
nership, participation, society, entering
into partnership.
candle.
JI.i::...:.\
"AtigMI, Occupation.
J\p- :.\ ..Mild, Derivation of one
name from another.
~ I "Atil«i, Lamentation, com-
plaint, mourning, reproach.

JL..:..:.I
Nlttimdl, Comprehension,
containing, embl'llCing.
~ I ilAtiAa, Appetite, desire, wiah,
hunger. Thirsting after.
J\f:..:.1 NlttMi.i.r, Fame, renown, cele- J~\ tIIA/a,., Edges of the eyelids.
brity, repntation. Publication, diTUlg-
ing.
",to- &,1 ..Ati,d, Wish, longing de-
sire to see any absent person or
thing. J~I, To desire.
J~I fllAiar, Trees.
~I tII/fiatflt (plur.), Intrepid,
.trong.
u"~1 tuAkluu, Pe1'8Ons, bodies,in-
diTiduals, lhapes, figures.
~ 1 t111uMld, More or moat vehe-
ment, Itrong, bold, levere. 1~ I
uMddii (111m.), Strong, intrepid, brue,
gallant, '601d, Tehement, nolst, I8Tere,
rigorolll.
J'~ I tIINlt!i, The comera of the
mouth, thOle partI of the cheeks which
are nearest to the mouth.
.r-1 til""", Woree, worst.
y!ro' "/w46, Giving drink.
J ~ 1 tII!war (plur.), Wicked,
~ed, criminal, ainfnl, I8ditiOUl,
rebellioua.
~!rr' tIIlrif, Nobles, grandees.
J~I "Mal, Rising (of the sun),
shining, duhing,dauling, beingbrilliant.
d!r\ •• lwai, Entering into part-
~. A.,/wiik, GiTing eompuiODS
k,r. 1 M1wi1Jtlt, Drinks, potions,
beTerap, syrups.
~..,..:. I tIIMaf, More or moat noble.
J~ 1 MA~a,., Poesy, poems, versea.
Jt..:. 1"~dl, Setting on fire, kin-
dling, infiaming.
AI tIIAt ",., Hairy. Morc intelli-
cent, more happily poetical.
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u.:,\ tllAit-taA, Rayl, sunbeams.
Lights, brilliances, splendours.
Jli.:.1 MAgAdi, Aft'ail'll, oocnpations,
b~ caret. Employments.
J~ I "Afti, . Compa88ionating,
pitying, condoling, COlIIJIIiIerati. .bA-
/af&, COmpuRoDS. Crepuacles, twi-
lights.
~ I .waJa', Hore or moat power-
tnI, eftleacioua, medicinal, or selntuy.
~ I tIIUtw, Of a flne bright red.
Fair. .
t.
jj &, \ tIIUiya (plur.), Poor, miae-
rable, wretched.
\(.:. \ "Ud, Complaining, mourning,
lamenting. [shapes.
J l(:, I MUdI, Forms, flgurea,
,-=-,WI ..Amdt, Rejoicing (at the
misfortune of another).
J,..:,I tIIAmM, More or moat perfect,
complete, uniY8l'la1, surpusing, ~­
dent.
\:Jl:..:.1 ",Alldtt, The herb alkali, and
the ashes which are made from it, with
which they 1l'IIIh clothes.
~ I .... v Deformed, ugly, bide-
0111. More or molt Tile, shocking, etc.
.J'J.:o I tIIArDd, Desires, affections,
puliODS, propensities.
VW".:.' tIIArDtII, Squint-eyed. One
who contzaets his eyes and knits his
broWl, in order to look more steadily.
.J~ I tlllaMtl, Witnelle&, such ..
haTe been present, eyewitn_. IIA-
Mid, Taking to wime., attesting, briDg-
ing proof.
ft'?'\ tIIA-Mr, More or most cele-
brated, U01fD.
~ I MA-lul', More or most desiroul.
\;..:.' tII"'il, Things, clothes, eft'eotB.
. ~ I tIIAya10, Old men, acDatol'll,
c: doctors, prelates, deniscs, religious men,
sages.

~~\ UilW, Rectitude, justness.
speaking properly, conceiving well, bit-
till&' .the m:n. Onrtaking, reaching,
. arnnng at.
~~\ _6ft or ~~\ alab1t> Fiu-
gen.
y~1 aI-Mb, tords, pOll8e8SOrs,
maaterI. FrieDdI, companiolll, inti-
mat..
y_
)..w\ iltId,., A production. Pro-
A.-:w8, ariain.., annMrinJr, __ ),.;ft8 sp-
pear.
Pub"7'hing'.... ~1.J'_;~·
.... , p , - , 1I8U1JIg.
~~\ tatl4gA, The temples, that
part of the face from the eyes to the
ears ; the hair that dowa aronnd the
temples.
~I.wl tatl4/, Shella, shell-fish.
J.w\ allld, }[ore or moet true.
~liJIJ~" The truest of
Ipll&brlI (an epithet of God).
\j.wl alMI:iJ., True friends.
..J~\ ;'tiN,., Patienoe, toleration.
~ \ iltabil, A stable, stall.
Y')-\ iI_Mi, An astrolabe.
C11-\ ileiltJA, An idiom, phrase,
term ;. ~ correct elegant ~y of speaking
Clr wntiDg; ~ Jume.; cor-
rectiDg, rectification.
,-=-,'-11-1 ileJake, Idioms, modes
of speaking (plur. of the above).
~\ altab, :More or moet diftl·
cult, perplexing or vexatioUl.
\wI ilg1llJ, Hearing, listening, lend-
iDg an ear.
~, alg__, Lest, least, smallest.
The min~r term in a logical propoeition, ..)~\ 1J1-1IIJ,., Fathers-in-law. Bro-
Clr aynoguDll.
.;..' .far, Yellow, pale, livid.
~I tMfiId, Pure, just, upright,
holy, devout, good (me).
J..I all (or Mil), A callie. J..I
t.riJ' The c&U116 and e1rect.
Boot, origin, principle, fomulation, ele-
113
menlo source. Lineage, race, line, birth,
f'amilr, nobility, bODOl1l'. A capital,
prinetpal sum, stock in trade. An
original, archetype, prototype, exemplar•
"'L,\ allan, Not at all, by no means,
never. '\.lr::U/L:.\, In no shape
whatever.
~\ illall, Correction, emendation,
reparation, restoration. Rectitude, pro-
bity. Reconciliation.
fl .IM, Better, best, more or
moet excellent, correct, fine. fl
~\, May God amend.
~\ alUJt> Bald (man).
~ \ allI, Radical, original, essen-
tial, principal.
r""\ IJItJmm, Deaf. .
~\:""I aIM/, Forma, kinds. Vari-
ous, dift'erent. ~\.-iu\:...I,
Various tribes. ~~\:...\,
Dill'erent sorta, varieties.
r\:...\amc2m, Images, idols, statues.
,-=-,~I tJItDdI, Voioea, sounds, cla-
moura.
~,-,""I tllUJdf, Fleeces, wools.
JJ"'I wal, Causes, roots, origins.
A mode, manner, method, rule.
Lu.)IJ,...JI, The four root&, vis.,
maaterwort, parsley, capers, and
fennel. J,..,'yy., A syrup
of roots. t.J.,..iJ~,J,..-"I, CaU11e8
anddecta.
then-in-law. SoDa-in-law.
~I aliI, Rooted, radical. Noble.
1oj~\~I, Sound in judgment.
.uL.t\ iddfat, Addition, junction, ad-
j1lJ1llt. AUribute. Epithet.
&.} l..i' tMliJft, A relative.
~L.t\ tMliJlit> Riba, sides, parts.
 U,I 19 ~\
.u~, tI4kW,Aridicu1ouathiDg, ilU" it4ltIt, Prolonging, utendiDg,
ajel&, ajob. exteuaioD.
o)\~, fIfld4d, Contrari.., oppoeites, ~ I aliMHJ, Phywiciana.
OPPODellt8. t~\ MHtt Natures, qualities.
)~, .Wfir (plur.), Hurta, lU'DI8,
mJlU1eL J~I atlHU, PIate.!. c1iahes, diaka,
orbl. Vaulte, coDCanti•.
r~' itIrtJ., In1Iaming, bumiDg. ~, tJtiHtlt, :Physicians.
BeiDg kiDdled, Nt OD In.
Y1)w\ i1UirtJ", (from ~~), 0)\)71 itratl, Ejecting, banj.bi.g.
Agitation, perturbation, coDfulioa, _ - Rejecting.
motion, palpitation, flw:QlatiOll, ...aT!!'- ~~I waf, Sides, cliat.ricta, traetI,
big, Yeution, trouble, torment, pam,
ch8grin, lID&'IIiaII. grief, riolent emotion, coati, ahOrlll, eDTUoDl.
_ .... nleriDi, auiety, diatndion, rW,1 ilt.il. , Feeding, giviDg vio-
perplesity. tlI&1I or nfreehment.
•~\ ilUirtJr, Violence, conatraint, ~, tilt....,., Meat, victuals,
~ Deeeuity, compulAioD, force. h-
treme misery, despair. Compelling. viands. ~.t...b', Exquisite
meat&
BeiDg forced. '!J~\ idhnJ,..., ~I 'tgM, Sedacing, leading into
Prom DeoeBty, by force. error•
...;\.-;, "e1f (plur.), Double, u \al" itjtJ, Extinguiahing, puttm,
much _ , double the quantity. atii/, oat a Ire, lIDotheriDg.
DollbliDg, addiDg a double quaDtity, or
iJu:reuiDg from ODe to three. WeKeD- J\.i1:,' aI/til, Infanta, children, boys.
big, rendering infirm.
u...' ~f, More or most W'eak.
n" itl4, AnointiJ1&,. staining, be-
dmbiDg (the body with oU).
r'~k_Q,"-"'p', The most weak tn" ttldf::! Information, intelli-
or humble of lI8l'TaDiL gence. t~' 'Uil4 tt Aaoeuding,
~, tMl4ll, lfialeadiDg, leading into n.m, (the AD).
error.
~, itl4i, 8ettmg at liberty, re-
t Li' tItllil t and ~, fflItIt! Ribe. leuing, di"",j';ng, IeDding away.
8idelI (of &Dy tbiDg).
Looeing, relaxing. ~1\~
JLi'
Ullill, Seduction into error. Ablolately, properly,1UIinnally.
J~' "1Il41, Vaniahing, dis- vJ.k' tJtlal, SatiD.
appeuiDg, beiDg euried ofr.
o)~, idAill, Oppreaing, treatins
~~, ',.rft4.,
Rest, traDquillity,
repose, content, quiet, aecurity,
with iajutice aDd tnelty.
peace. ;,\:;..~~\, P.oe of
...;~, tM,lI.f, Gues~ atranpn, mind.
inipen.
J~\ .,.., NarroW', ccmhed.
"""w:"
8peUilll
itfltli, Sublimity
with' mblimity,
0' style.
loftily,
~\1,\ iltJtM, Obedience, submission, JaArlltily.
IIlbjeetioa, 1'8IipatioB. )~, tlttDtJr, Actions, motiona.
£;\1,\ iUiM, BeiJag able, powerfal. J;" _til, Longer, 1oDgeet.
 ~\
)tb\ IIt-1I4,. (piur.), Clear, pure, ,)~\ ittilHl,., Esteem, honour,
chute, 1lIIBUllied, clean. reverence, veneration, respect.
'-:J~ \ IItyti", Odours, unguents, )~~\~, With eyes of ee-
aromatic ointments.
~\ atayall, Better, best, more
'or- most sweet, fragrant, delicate,
pleasant, delightful. ,\:J~~\'
The two delights, Ceres and
Venus. ~W\L., How delight-
ful! .-
~U:;\ .fir, Nails, claws, hoofs.
-i);\ fBrtl/, :Hore or most elegant,
beautiful, clean, neat.
JW;\ aft,., Nails, claws, hoofs.
~\ tlslam, :Hore or most unjust.
J\f.;\ tiM,., Demonstration, proof,
telItimony, evidence. ReTea1ing, diaco-
vering. Pretending, feigning, making an
outward show, simulation, diuimulation.
k\ ta1uI,.,
:Hore or most clear,
bright, evident. ~\~~\
Brighter than the IUD.
f:: l£:\ tlt.ajim, Barbarians (i. ,. those
who cannot speak Arabic, or speak in-
oorrectly; but more particularly applied
to the Persians). Strangers, foreigners.
~ l£:\ tit ajl", :Hiracles, prodi-
gies, portents, wonden, st.range things.
"",l£:' itaclaA, Returning. Repe-
ti~on, reiterati~n, .yin,g. or doiJI.g ~y­
~ over agam. Re'fiauJg, renewmg,
readmg again.
~",l£:' IIttitlf, Enemies, foes.
~~ \ .tlttiaim (plur.), Great, chief,
pnnClpal.
Jl£:\ tlt.till (plur.), Most high,
- exalted, great.
~ l£:\ it.tinah (or .ii l£:, it.tiMt),
Assistance, help, aid, favour, suc-
cour. .ul\~l£:\, :Hay God assist,
favour or prosper.
J ~ \ it!dlc, Setting at liberty,
bestowing fl'eedom, giTing leave.
20 M\
C
teem, respectfully.
J\~\ if:!itlal, Equity, justice,
rectitude. Moderation, tempera-
ture, equality, equilibrium, me-
diocrity. ~~..J~'J\~',
(EcJ.uality of day and night), the
eqwnox.
)~I if:!isil", An excuse, apology.
~~ I if:!wtid, Opposition, ob-
stacle, resistance. ~.rl, To
oppose, traverse, prevent.
,-=-,L.;~\ i t tw4ldt (plur.), Oppo-
mtion, etc.
-i~1 ittwa/, Conf8ll8ion, ac-
knowledgment.
~J~\ ittiztll (or Jrl), Abdi-
cation.
"'~ I it.tilctid, Faith, con1I.dence,
belief.
J~\ iltiUl, Seizing, binding,
imprisoning. Being bound.
Jb\ ittiltil,· The being weak,
mck. seeking for a pretext.
"'~ \ if!im4d, Faith, confidence.
:Being baptized. ~ I, To place
confidence. "I",~I, Confidently.
"'~ I if:!iyad, The being accus-
tomed to anything. Returning. A
repetition. .
J~' ifJ"al, Hastening, stimu-
lating, impelling, urging, instigating.
Accelerating, bringing to maturity,
ripening.
~I ifJiI7J, Wondering: Causing
'sWprise, filling with admiration.
Pleasing, giving pleasure. ~\
1w.J.j, He pleased himself, or was
pleased with himself. ~'L.
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~~, How high he is in his y~ \ i t 6114lJ, Producing green

own Opini01l ! herbage, rr--f, luxuriant.
~~, -;jiJJJtIA, A JD\raole, prodigy, J~\ IJt6Aar, Tenth parts.
WOIlderful thing. 4.P.l.t..c,
tlt6M6A, Nests of birds that
'~I tlttld, Enemies. build in u-. lineD. r
.JI~I tlttlatl, Numbers. y~I tlt6alJ, Nerves, tendons,
t'~' ittldm, Annihilating, ruin· JL.:d tlt6ar,Agea, times. ForenooU8.
ing, dstroyiDg, impoveriabiDg. \b' if..td, Giving, offering, bestow-
J~' tlttltll, More or m08t just. ing, preeenting.
",:-,~1\J.)..d, The most' just u\b\ tlrttlf, Favours, a1rectionB,
of the compenioJII. attachmenta, benefita, bountiel.
4.j~' tlttlf, M08t dangeroUll, wm- ~ '. tltUfn, Greater, greatest, BU-
ie8l. penor, supreme.
)~, IItl4r,Excuaes. I t l4r,Making y~\ tltU6, ~prin~ childr~,
apologiel. grandchildren, poeterity,ancstclm. Heell.
The laet da,..
of a month. Marka, tracea,
y!r' ..Af!t!lJ, Wild wandering fooutepa, or any veati~ left behind.
ItkiilJ, Leaving o1rapring behind.
Arabs (the more civilized Arabians
who live in cities being called )~I itkar, P088eB8ing many fields
or estates.
y...r). Itrd,Explanation. Mark-
ing (Arabie) with vowel pointa, JU I tltW, More or m08t wise or
prudent.
called y!r\ tlf!dlJ.
~ I tltld, Higher, moat high, BUb-
~!r' tlf!dlA, Thrones. lime, excellent, superior, supreme.
JI!r' \
tlf!t!tl, Honours, reputations. t~ tlrJam,Flaga,standarda,ensigua.
IrrM, Aversion, detestation. Turn- Itltlm, Information, aignifi.cation,

=~
if'
...".
ing away the face. declining, shun-
ning, avoiding, Hying from, op-
r....P""" An accidental
advice, announcing, indicating,
teaching, certifying, giving notice.

tlf:!'fIJ~ Lame by nature, cripple

~ I, To give information.
M Ij tL: I ir!4m
mation. .
fl4md, A procla-
!rom the birth.
~, itldn, Publishing, divulging,
r\GlonoU8,excellent.
tlta, More or moet powerful, making manifest.
Dear,esteemed.
~, ~ " :May GOO. glorify.
rk' tltUJm, More or moat learned.
!r.' tI~_ (plur.), Excellent, rare, Wise, learned. ~'ill', GOO.
lmows, or Gada knowa beat.
ineompaable, glarioUl, powerful, ml(-
Dillcent, dear, precioUl,venerable, levered, ~, tltla', Superior, Bupreme, more
holy. - or moet high.
y~ \ tlts4lJ, A bachelor, maid, un- ~, lItflmm, M08t common, universal,
IIiinied penon. concerning all.
j~' i~ llagnitlcence, honour, .lil tltmdr, Livlls, life-times. I t m4r,
r81pC!Ct, reverence, Teneration. .., CultinUng, rendering habitable.
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Jlil at_I, Works, MtiOns. ~\ ",lti,.,.d, SuCh 88 are deoeived
with nin hopes. I,irii, Impala, in-
rli\ -e"d"., Patornal uncles. nigation.
i~\ tltflliUt, Pillars, pilasters, v-Y\ agM-eli, Young shootl that
col1lDUl8, prop!, IUpportB, tent-pol•• are transplanted. Proeelytes (M heiDg
'-:1!\
4JtfIJ(J'. Blind. newly planted in the oburcll).
~~\ .,lwdd. Designs, intentions,
J~I 4Jtfld}, Necks. ends, Yiewa, I118Chinatiolll.
~~\ -t:fldlt, Bridles. It..ftdlt, JY\ iglwd, Drowning, plunging,
BridliDg, Checking with the reiDa.
emerging, throwiDg into (water).
~\~I tlttDd"., Years. ~WI .,WIt, Branches.
~I~ \ /It.It, Aida, 811ietanoes. W \ iglulil, Contracting or bitting
" "'IiItantJ. the bro.... TunWag away the rue.
r::~ \ 4JtflJtlj, Crooked, hooked, ~\ ",latIytlt, Coverings, veila.
clllTlld.
J\Ai\ iglflll, NegleotiDg. Cauing
)~\ 4JttllfW', One-eyed. one to rorxet or be negligent.
.,)~ \ _f:1dtl, Solemnities, festivals. pI ",lfar, Most meroiIul.
~~\ /ltydlt, Great men, grandees. ~I iglJd, Being dear, of great
price. ~ in ftlue. BoiliDg (M a
r,.aJ\~~\, The senators, the pot). BecomiDg 01' making deu.
chiet. or elden or the people.
~ \ /If:1,ItJ, Eyes.
J1!. I .,1Jd1&, Locka, bars, bolts,
chains, or an,. £uteninga tor a door.
IgAliik, Shutting, IcckiJig, or futeuing
\ii ilgM, A great lord, nobleman, a door.
helld, chief muter, COID1IIaDder.
J~I .,lJdl, Chaina.
ij\i\ i,ltIlMIt, Suooour, relief.
~\ .,1lltl6, Superior, supreme,
~~ \ iglad.t, Enraging, raising idronger, atronpt. )(ore or mCllt
iDdignation. violent.
J~\ ag1l4,.1, Songs, muaioalmodes. uL:\ .,llltIf, Uncircumcised.
Y~\ iglatl,.o.b, Becoming foreign, WI .,AIII4, Fainting. Faintings,
CnYelling into roreign perl& IWoonings.
)!?I igAtird,., Ambition. Being .,)W\ .,Amatl, Sheaths.
deceiYed. Being rooliah, lUICiroumspect.
\;.i\ igMil, Enriching.
J~I iglatildl, Ablution, W88hing w\ .,..,,,., Sheep, fioob.
of the body.
y'-::il iglatildb, Seizing nolently. C
_..\ ,,'-"4, The rich. J~I
r \...::.i.\ igMimil... The being aad, ~, The rich and poor.
melancholy. ;_.cI ",ltaiytlt, Music, melody,
rbl iglatifldm, Getting spoil or modulation, a certain muical mode.
plunder. A. lOng.
J~\ iglatiydl, A888u1ting, rushing ~I igAw4, Seduction, temptation,
upon or attackiDg suddenly. seducing, leading astray, deludinr, de-
cei~ tempting, iDapiriag or . . . .
~~\ .,Mi'/lt, Heatl, victuals. ingenl. .
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~t~t fig_at (plur. of ~I), J~\ iftilo.l, Disjunction, &epara-
LordI, chie" oommanclen. tioD, m-uoD,cutting off, trauplanting.
U".,b..o~1 fIg!Jfut.., The month of J,sjl tlfTttil, The males of animals,
Auguat. 1talli0lll.
~Ul altJt, Misfortune, calamities, ~j\ tlftltam, Greater, greatest.
1-, injuriel, eTila.
~U\ iftJUl, Di1fusing odour.
I..uI iftld, Eucting a ranaom from
acapaTe.
r=:-Ut flftJl:/tia (plur.), The greatest cy' alrtiA,Delights, pleaaurea,joy8.
(in rank, price, etc.)
,,\il ifiJtl or ¥"UI iftJHA, Giving or tY' fllrtJk!t, YoUD8 bircU.
allowing profit, emolument, or "!,il tllrad, Individual&, singular
advantap, 888isting, Bening, bene- numben, lingle on..
fitting, doing good. Profiting. j!,iI i/rils, Separating, distinguish-
Teaching, informing, instructing. ing, withdrawing, eequelt.ering.
"Ut, To teach and dem.oDatrate. ~!,il film, HOrBe8, mares.
i"UI ifUM, Profit, advantage. k!}1 ifrilt, Exoese, auperJlnity.
j.;UI tljMil, Leemed, virtuous,
noen-t (men), philOlOphen, docten.
i'.i'
.q,.MtJ~ The Fraub, French,
the Crnaden of all natiOIl.l, theChriatiau
~UI 4/iltl, Serpents, vipers. in Paleatine, and other pl8eea in the But,
and in general all Enropeana.
JUI .fil}, HorizoDa, quarters of the.
heaTeu, of the world, or uniTerBe. .../-?.;I
.A/rl1&I, An African. ~)"
~frikiy"', Africa.
JUI fllo.1&l, Horizontal, univenal.
- A horizontal watch or time piece. Bi\ ifsdt, Frightening, terrifying,
hi' ifttJ, Resolving a question of
law, or a cue of CODICience.
confounding, diatracting, Itriking with
fear.
"WI if.ad, Corrupting, vitiating,
C\::.;I ifttttJA., A. beginniug, com- destroying, adulterating.
mea_t,openiDg,aperture. Couq1lllllt, u-iI fll.ai, More or moet wretched,
nduction.
wicked, rucally, TillanoUB.
v"~1 i/li1ttJl, Disquisition, inves-
tigation, eumination, enquiry, infOI'lll&- ~\ .I••"n", Wormwood.
tion. ~I if.lul, Divulging, revealing,
) \.S\i I ijtiJ;/llJr, Glory, honour, grace. pub1iahing, diaclOlling.
..,suI, To glory in any thing, to )~I tll.lulr, Speaking idly or ob-
_ely.
bout of. rJ\S'J~~ L.'L,~I,
The IIlOlIt gloriOll8 of the meat honolU'lld
"l...La;1 if.il-, Clearly, distinctly.
and mOllt noblAl (a mode of ~ in ~, 4/* (or
writing to great men).
rl!lle'), More
or mOllt eloqnent.
!,:it i/lwil, Calumny, f'al8ehood, im- ~I tlltlfIl, More or most excellent,
po8itioD, unjuat imputation.
Tirtuoua, diatingniahed, eminent, learned,
J!ri I iftirtJ}, Separation. .u 6::: noble.
J~J\, In a state of IMlparation. vJ:U\ tlj'fM, Flat-nOlled.
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24
~'ilt'" (or ,-i'), A. large venom-
0111 eerpent, a viper.
(}i' tift or tlJW. The horizon. 'oci' i!&tida, Imitation• ..sociI. To
}iiI ijldr, Making poor, impoverish- imitate.
ing• )ocil i1&tiddr, Power.
.;ii' aJ1uw, Poor, poorest.
j\(;' a.fJ:d,., Thoughts, opinions,
advices.
ClO1lIlI811, Conceml, cares.
Doubts, perplexities.
~li' ijIat, Escaping, Hying away.
Setting at liberty, aiding one to make
hiI eecape.
UNli' ijIdI, Bankruptcy, the being
baDbupt.
.:;liI ap", The fissures or interstices
between folding doors. .flliik, Walakia.
• dli' IIfIil}, The heavens, hea\"enly
bodies.
~'"i' IIfwilj, Crowds, troops, herda,
locb. In crowda.
""i' a/wil", Mouths.
r~' afMm, Intellects, understand-
ings. Iflii.., Teaching.
J~' 11/10.1, Elephants.
~.r-i' IIJYan, Opium, poppy juice.
y}i' a1&dn1J, The nearest kindled,
kinsmen, relatioDS. A1Hnities.
~\;, a!&dlfm, Climates, conntries,
regions, kiDgdOJDII.
.t.\;, ildmat, Stopping, resting,
staying, standing Itil1.
~\i' aleanfm, Persons, individuals.
~J\i' a1&dwfl, Sayings, speeches,
words, OpiniODl. Agreements, compacta,
bargaiJui.
Jl:-i' iilHIl, Good fortune. pros-
perity, felicity.
'J~' iHJalan, Prosperoualy.
~I aHJaA, More or moat base,
mean, infamolll.
UN~' ;"tiM" Borrowing (fire
.;'
from another). Derivin~, acquiring,
procuring, gamill(. Aakmg, begging.
.Acquiring knowledge.
-
force. au-
thority. )ocil~~,Apower-
ful, potent, capable, able man.
~!?' "kliran, A.saocil1tion, union,
Copulation. Conjunction (ofthe planets).
r\....::.il i1&tuam, A. division, par-
tition. Dividing. ~~Ir\....::.i'
The division of the inheritance.
.Jl.ci' ..! 'li,ar, Abbreviation, abridg-
ment, restriction. ~" To
abridge.
l.a:.il. i!&tidd, The exigency of the
thing, time, or place.
...;\b:.il "litaf, Pulling, plucking,
gathering, cropping (fruits, tlowen, etc.)
.
\hi I "!&tifd, Following, walking in
the steps.
l:.:.il i!&tina, Acquiring, poaaesaing,
gaining, receiving.
~\:.::.i' iiti"",, Hunting. chasing.
c'~' altdiJ.". Cups, goblets.
r'~' altdiJ.m, Feet. Steps, paces.
l1rr1ii"., Care, solicitude. attention, en-
dcaYODr, diligence, application, study,
dod.
UN~I 'alcdtu, Pure. moat pure;
holy. [ancient.
r~1 aledam, Former, first. more
c~' ifwa", Ulcerating, becoming
ulcerated.
o)~1 tJlwtll, Male baboons.
} } ' ..fwdr, Affirmati.on, confirma-
tion, lIIlIUJ'III1C8, promue, agreement,
estabIilhment, attestation. COm_on,
acknowledgment of faults, telling the
truth.
~~, ifwdtl, Lending, giving credit,
accommodating.
 Ji\ 2f> lSI
C)!j\ Gird", Peers, pairs, (equals, ("ii\ tJilam, Pens.
of the - - lip, etc.) .....J"i I alIm
y.}\ tJirtJi, Nearer, neareet. 'triet. , A clime, climate, dia-
,-?)I airida, Kindred, relations, )W\ 1IkmeJ,., Koons (from the third
triendl, alIi.. day to the twenty-sixth; the two
t.) I airtlt> Bald (from dileue). fint and two last days being called
r~l 41:14.., Portions, parte, eli-
Y1Sl0lll, c1-. Oatha.
Jh).
t.WI iimdt! Subduing or command-
~I _II, Far off, more or mOllt ing one'a 18lf.
remote. Longest. L:.J~liIl. .-.:Ul, .Lt....il akmirAat, Robes, 'cloths or
- ..... Ituft'. of silk. '
The extmDee, termI, boundariea' the ~
lICCOmpli8hment, completion, ~on, ~I IIkmirllt, Shirts.
end. t.\:.il nnilt! Satisfying, rendering
~\ tI1t:J4', More or mOlltjuelicious,
acute, penetrating. i~\ .rUI
MtlII rbliil, The moat inteUrgot,
. (",:.il _11.
.content.
(or tlkII4m), A sllb-
atanoe or principle, a peraon of the Holy
peuetratiDg judge. Trinity. I

(~;\ tlUiyfll, 1udgmenta, deorees, L:.J';I ""ult, Victuals, alimenta.

=:::tiou, tate., deatha, ebancea, VoW';\ lliaDa" Bows for shooting
.J \hi I liked,., Tracks (of the heavens). arrows; Uo 1?owa for aeparating cotton.
District. (of country). Sidea.' Archea. CubIti.
l- \lUI tJitd , Sections, divisions. J';I "wal, Words, sayings, aen~
t
-n~ (o.f ~xen),
tloob (of ahecp), u teucea, OpiniODI. Agreement..
bei~ distin!lt aud ~te bodies. ("';1 "tDdm, Peoples, nations.
lit°b Cutting, lopplUg. Aaigniug .. &J.-\ IliaDtIm, }lore or moat n·gh· or
1aDd8 ou feudal or copyhold tenure (u a I T ·
prince to a subject).
"";\k;\i!t4j,Beingnearthevintage-
C)t6i1 tJitd_, Cottons. [-.on.
~;I
JUit.
.11"
Yore or moat strong
potent, powerful, 'firm, robu~
r::ki l tI1ttJ , }lore or mOllt aoute
t
valiant. illl~"";I, }lay God
or acid. aireugthen, or con1lrm•
.Jwl iift,., The being ruined, deao- ~;I akuJiyd (plur.), Powerful, firm.
late, deIert (h01lllll or coetry). Strong, potent, robuat.
~wl "feu, Cages, gratings. .,)~l dyild, Fetten, chaine, straps,
I'-\ beltl, or ligamentl of any thing. Rul-,
J w afill, Locb, bolte, ban. reR'IIlatiou, compacta, biargainI, article.
Jil ...wl,~least. ~Lt...JlJiI of'agreement.
UMWf -alik, The lea&t of the king_ .ft1S\ Ilia., The rich, powerful,
dome or proriDoea. ~deel, nobl. .
t lil ill4f:! Eradicating, extirpating, ~.,)ISI aid.lb, Liars.
palliqupbyth81'ootl. 4i1G t,Cutlea; r)$\ aidrim (plnr.), The mOlt no-
tortl. - . ble, grandeel,
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'l-'~\ td:4NaA, The Coeroea, kings
of Penia, a family l1IrD&II1e or title, like
the CIIBI&l'B, the Ftolemiea, the Pbaroaba,
etc.
r~\ aU"., Hills, heights, rising
grouds, heapa of IIton. or earth.
.3~\ lli1Jad, Livers, hearts.
.r.S'\
lli1J., Greater, greatest, most
powerful. Supreme. ..&'\.ill\, God
u mOlt powerful.
...;1&1 llitdf, Shoulders.
J\s\s'\ uliAdl, Anointing or rub-
bing the eyes with a collyrium or eye-
I&1Te.
y~1 iitild, Gain, acquisition.
~I uli/a, The beiDg auBloient,
enough; contentment.
.JSI tJkftW, Hore or moat numerous,
copiou, plentiful. More, 1D&I1y, fre-
quent, the mOlt or greateet part. For
the mOlt put, in genmL Some, 1D&I1Y,
certain (men).
).»'1 .ua,., Troubles, diftlculties.
~I'»I ihd1J, Detecting a lie, com-
.pelliDg one to lie, pro'ring one to be a liar.
~I "Twa, Hiring, letting.
y~\ iTwa1J, Aftiicting, troubling, j 1;1 .al, Cups, goblets, tankarda.
veDng, dian-iDg. •
.3~\ rsTwal, The Curds, a people in-
habiting part of Chaldea, Asayria, and
Mesopotamia.
r~\ iTwdm, Honour, respect, venc-
ration, I'U8lenC8, oblerTation, CiTility.
,~\ iTwd, Aversion, horror, abomi-
nation,disgust,abhorrence. Hatred.
..IYI~ t.tUa' iMdM,., With
aversion, uwillingly.
r}\ aTwrsm, }[ore noble, great, or
benign; greatest, supreme.
i.,.J}1 tliramrsl, Honour, glory, no-
bility, ~deurl generoeity, liberality,
benipity, beDeIlcence, clemency, grace,
goodD._.
J'i
.3W'1 ~ The being dull, languid
(market).
(f\ -IIA, Weak, powerleea in
the banda and feet, lame, unable to mOTe
from a place.
.r:-?' iklf,., An elixir, the philO8O-
pher'. atone. E.ence•
JS'\ -I, Eating, devouring, cor-
roding, coneuming. y.r-JJ.!I,
Meat and drink.
~\ iIlIl, A. crown, diadem, ohap-
let, wreath, garland. ~I~I
iilitl' ~ The royal crown.
JL.S'I ihnal, Perfection, completion,
perfOI'1D&l1ce, fuWling, ICOOD1pliabing.
rL.S'I dmcJm, The cupe, follicles,
or outward !eav. of yoUDg ublowu.
dowera. SleeT••
UI -rsirstruJI, A. hill, a heap of
atoDee, rUing groud.
~\ rslmrsl, }[ore or mOllt perfect.
"';~I rslmiJ.f, Parts, sides, environs,
quartera, tracb. Shares.
i';' rskwa,u, Cottages (those espe-
cially which are made of reeds, and haTe
no windows).
J;'rshl (or J~\ aUdl), Glutton-
ou, voraciou, devouring, col1lUllliDB,
corroding.
U" ~I rskya" Purses.
J~\ akyal, Measures (ofgrain,etc.)
¥\ aittl, Certain.
~\ rsTriI, An cater.
JI ai, The Arabic article answering
to tM.
JT al, O1fapring, posterity, progeny,
descendants, family, house, race,
dynasty. ~~JT, Thepoaterity
of 0 _ or Ot"_fI (t-m.) the fint
king of the Turk&, the royal family of
Conatentinople.
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JI ill4, Uol-. except, heRd., other- ~I tltid, Flying for reluge (to a
wiae, UD1eIe that. JlJ.. ill4, man or place). Petition, rep_tation ;
retarniDg, reeUJ'liD«.
Yet, nevertheleaa, othenriae, if \.s\j I tltiAd, BeoomiJIg bearded, get-
not. JI ill4 (for ~I), To, until, ting. beard.
tm1eII, at, with. And (for ~I). J~I iltiMi, Being joined, ad-
,-=-,JT
dial, Instrumenta, utenw, . heriDg•
.,..,.., t001l, arma, Iwu_ ~~I iltiM", (a wound), Being
~11 tJl41j(or --.i"
tIl4~ Thouanda.
~,
lIIled up with 1181h, cloeiag up~h~li~.
(A battle), growing hot, lIerce, ~te,
~Jl 414"., Cares, griefs, pains, mil- bloody.
fortuna Sicb_. ";I~I iltil4a, Tutmg, ..vouring,
reliIhiDg.
I.:JWI 4I14..a,., Grace, faV01l1', mercy,
quarter. PRy. ....lMIii.,
A0 - . ~l;J1 iltti4fJ1, Taking uponone'llelf,
~l 4114.., Now. presently, at thia charging one'. aelf with. Hire,
time, Jlow-a-da,.. rent. Leue. Embracing. "L.~'.
,J1 ildA (or AI), A pi, • Pagan N-uy,ooDleq1l81ltly.
deity; (Omnipotence being ex. ~li::J1 illiftJt, Reapect, "teem,
. . - - 1 1... .1'1 .n.L. courtely, reTerenoe, .,eneration, hOD01IJ',
1"......... UJ ~ - - , contracted beae'fol_ce,r-.imgpolitely,chWhiDa'.
from A1JI, the radical I ooa1eIo- \i:ll illi14, An interview. meeting,
iDr with the ricIe). cony_tion, audieDoe, _unter, min-
wI i14Mt, A goddesa. gliDg together.
bW.l1 ilti14t, Collecting or gathering.
~11 t1d11, Divine. ~,,~, .... Ldl iltim46, Pravin.., .uppJioa-
DiTiJlebowledge, theology, metap~,.. ~"-,,
y\:J\ tU1xJh, The heart, JDan'OW, ting, petitioning.
bow" subltuae of my thiJIr. I.fJI iltiwiJ, Complication, involution.
-'\.1\ IIllHIl, Felt-clothe, such &I are y~1 iltiAtJh, In1lammation, bum-
put under 1lII1dl.. ing. A lire burning lIereely.
"",",\.II tIl1NJI, Cloth.. habi1*..1l&k, ~I allan.
(relat. fem. pron.), Who,
Putting on habit.. wbich, th.t.
~I tJIlJattoA, Certainly, neceaaarily, r.~I, i/jdm, Bridling. Bridle, rein.
in nery mauner, altogether, upon the ~\ ali-at, Bridles, reina.
whole. .-II .7:11lw.AI b
:- 'I _n.!__ ~ Clo.....- ts gar- ~
tmen, '":1 • ge ra.
"""""-l _ _, W1II, vea ~I
. ts - ., 'W t Ri h .:1____ .
ileAl, An ambuaaclor, pleni.
_ ~en . ~ ~ . 1, c~. potatiary, eDTG)'. Legate.
.u I tlltlt, An matrument, utensil,
tool, tn. ham-.
lsll ilAcJA, Importunity, 8Olicita.
t:.tion, tUg'llIIC)'.
...............
V'\.:!, iltilJ46, The being oblcure, 0)\&1\ t11t4t1. Impiety irreliIion, in-
intricate,doubtfal. Coutuaion,intricuy, lIdelity,~. '
~~m, A kiu. X" J.-\&II il1a4N, Upon the whole, in
~ l88JDg. 8Da, to IlUD up all.
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,,\all ilAdk, Addition, joining, the article JI, the, and All, a God) ;
coupling. to which the following and auch
J\sl\ alAdl, Now, at present. ,uts!\ like ePithets are generally added,
¥~, Now, this being the case; ~\.Jwilll, ~J~illl, ill\
t~ beiug thus aituated.
God knows..r,S".illI, God (ia) great-
t\al\ ilAdm, Consolidating, joining
est, omnipotent. ~I~~, BleBBed
together.
CoI~\ cJlluJrt, Notes, sounds, modu- God! ~j4ll1, God is good, benefi-
latioua, tonea. cent (a conaolatory ejaculation). .
u:sJ\ tilluIH, In reality, truly, cer- rH tJl4m, Grief, trouble, aftiiction,
~iah, misery, diatreu, anxiety, care,
taiJIly, aurely, the truth ia, in fact.
solicitude, Isdneas, veXAtion, agouy, pain,
.)II cJlau, Sweeter, more delightful. diaquietude.
~.)I\ ,,_I (the relative mase. pro- VWLJ1 tJlm4I, A diamond.
noun), Who, which, that. tLJ1 Umdf:! Shining, making a
J ~I ils4k, loining, cementing, brilliant appearance.
gluing. [ling. t: y I cJlUJdh, Planka, boards, tables.
t~1 i1l4m, NeceBSitating, compel- 8urfacea.
tjl eJIu.., Yore or most necessary. Y
Col I rslwtJrt, Colours, of various
c:rJ1 rslItm (or WI), Tongues. aorta and colO1llll•
Languages, dialects, idioma. ...Jjl uluj, Thousands. AI1lf, Very
t~.H A,h',Adm, Syria, Damasena. familiar.
-.;\bll cJltaf, Benefits, favours. ~jl ulillai,,,e, The deity.
)\.c!\ cJlgAdI, Enigmas, riddles, mys- AI ilrsh (for ,~I ilah), A god; though
teries, unintelligible diaco1Ul88. sometimes used to expreBS Om-
~I cJlj, A thonsand. nipotence, ~WliJl The God
of worlda.
1;Ull cJl/as, Words, vocables, terms. ytfl .11&0.11, Inflaming, kindling•
.tAlI tIl/"t, Friendship, attachment, t~\ ilAdm, Inspiration, divinere\"e-
familiarity, companionship, rntimacy.
JI.iilI (J''» lu'l'l"kar, The famous lation, ~lt~1 and ~~.)t~l,
nord which Mahomet allt'ged he had The inspiration of God.
receind from the an,re! Gabriel, and
preaonted to hia IOn-m-law Ali; with
.ifI "liMe, The ioda. IlrsMe, A
"hich (aceordina' to the Moalem hi&- godd_. A {alae god, an idol.
torian.) he macre prodigious tlaughter ~I 'l"nf, Divine. My God! 0
among the enemies of the faith.
God! ~~I~, Divine know-
y\all ,,'lal1, Titles of honour, ap- ledge.
pellatioua, epithet&, additioua, l11rII&IDes.
CoI~1 Alk4,.drt, Kor"rt, or, with
yl ilAigrst, The divinity, deity..
the article, .4korlltJ. ~I iltI, To,_until, even to, as faru.
~I AlUM, God: The God, by way CoIL.jJ~I Until, the end of.j',
of eminence (being compounded of time. ~1.jJI (or ~I I~~)\,
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Till now, till this time, until this rL.' (lJlII2"" Before (in point of

hour. ~i JI, Until that. L..%J' time and plaee). IffIii.., A head, chief,
leader.
l.a, Until thil day. ~~~j\, ~L.I GJlII2n, Security, .cety, peace,
Ad ~itum, for ever. ~:';I, tranquillity, protection. ~L.J',
Quarter I mercy I
Until. ~.;~~\, Et cetera, .ti L.' /lIlIIiMt (or I.j L.'), A depoeit,
ete. L.~I, So long~. ~\J\' truet. Security, aarety•

Whither? 1,,:.'.H~..>I,Goabout .t.., (I. . t, A female IIervant, • hand-

'[oar busin-, what ~noem haTe you maid. U-" Religion, a 1ICt, people
of tbe aame belief.
mit?
~I tIltIyM, II it not? J ~, imlNal, Obedience, obeequi-
ouan_.
~, tIlIf, A companion, comrade,
~~I imli1&an, An experiment,
intimate friend, faTourite, familiar, do-
attempt, proof, examination.
m.tie.
~'.tIlI.., Grieving, painful. yl~ 4f!\
~\j~', Divine tempta-
tioUi.
~" An infernal torment. ..>,~, imlitldl, Protraction, pro-
r~' alylll1m, To-day. longation, prodnction, extension,
rI II", Whether? prorogation. ~L.)'..>'~'. Pro-
r' .... 13,A mother. trIcting time, length of p r _ of time.
~~\ imtisdJ~ Union, mixture, oon-
L.' GU, Is it not? Junction, concord, com~oUlhip, liYing
L.' /I• ..a, But, however, notwith- together .. 1IW1 and WIfe.
ItaDding, neTerthel_. Immii, But if, k::...\ tHIItit..tit, Goods, wares. mer-
unl-. IffIii, Female liane, maid-_- ehandiaee.
nnw.
,-=-,L.' 1m""', Mothers, roots (plur.
t \:.::..., imlindt! Abstinence, refueal.
~\:.::...\
of r' ..... above). imlindn, An obligation.
being obliged to one for a f&Tour no
JjL.' tImiJ,il, Equals, peers, nobles, CeiT8d. Gratitude.
~~ ~ men, eminent,coupieuou, j ~ \ i",tiyiJs, Separation, distino-
distinguiahed men. Liken_. tion.Pre-eminence.
~L.' /lJlII2p4,lloreorm08tglorioUl, J\1..\ (lIIIIaI, Fables, proverbs.
illustrioUi. adagee.
~l.\ (lJlII2rta, A sign, mark, signal. J1..\ IIfIII"', More or mOlt like.
IffIiinIl, A gonmment, a diatriet under )foat excellent, moat proper tor imi-
the authority of a goyernor. Dominion, tation, moat praieeworthy.
po1l'8r, authority, IOTereignty.
~\ Mltjtld, Greater, greateat. moet
• <1 -, /lMlmt, Placel, manaioDS, excellent.
~~teaona.
~\ anuul, The end, extremity.
JL.T alll4l, Deairea, hopes. Signl, boundary; age, term of life; catutrophe.
aipals. JL.J\~~, (God) the ..>\~\ imddtl, Aaailtance, aid, help.
panter of deeinI. lUCCOur.
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;4' MIW, A thing, business, affair, ~~ 1Jfnla., Even, level, equal,
llat, steep.
action. ~.,.\, An affair of im-
portance. ..4.mr, A mandate, edict, ~ 1 llmam, People, nations, sects,
decree, precept, command,diploma, religions.
commission, ordinance, instruc- ~'aman, Secnrity, tranquillity,re-
tion, brief. ;4"
-..r, More bitter.
To command. ; . ' pose, peace, liberty, safety. ~l
iiman, The beet, the mOlt sincere.
~, limaI'd, Princes, grandees, no- \.:...,1 IImin4, Tu-gatheren, eollectors
w.., goT8l'1lOll, emira. of revenue. Superintendents, su-
....P ~ \ IIf'lWilfl, Diaeaaes, maladies, pervisors, W.w,l.:...\, We be-
distempers. ~~~\, Vari- lined and acknowledged u true.
ous infirmities. ~....P~" ~\ umniyat, Security.
Phlegmatic diaeuee. ~'r\ amUHIt, The dead.
'7'" amrafl, :Beardless, handsome ~\,..' amUJdJ~ W&'fes, billows.
(youth).
~\ am, Yesterday. J\.,--' amUJdl,Riches, wealth. Goode,
eft'ecta, poIIeIBiOD&
dL.\ imd, Parsimony, saving-
ne., abltinence. ''r\ amUJdA, Wators.
l:.~ \ am,lilt, Combs. ,).;..1 ","11,., Things, aft'airs, actions.
J\-.\ a".,4r, Cities, great oities. Acta, deeds, businesses. ~;r'
Good, beautiful, elegant thiJiga.
l..:i..\ itttdd., A. subecription, signature.
r~~rl, Public, or state af-
~ \ atnf16, More or most acute,
fairs.
penetrating, prominent.
.J U:L.\ iImt4,., Rains. Imt4,., Causing
M\ amaA, A female servant•
to rain. s.::,)~1 .,,,.,naMt, Mothers.
\ -\ IImt4, Intestines. J~' imMI, Prolonging, giving a
~\-\ -til,., Guarding carefnlly.
LookiDg intently, guiDg, conaideriag,
delay, deferring, gnnting longer tim••
Expecting, proroguing.
penetrating, retlecting, ~. ~ 1 .,mml, Maternal. Umml, IIml,
~\(..\ t"mUn, P088ibility. or .mi, An idiot, oue who can ueither
read, nor lfl'ite.
~\ ~, It may be, it ia J~\ amydl, Miles.
allowed.
kL.\ _ _, Places, statioua, man- ~, amI,. (or r)' Prince, chief,
DoIIL leader, nobleman, lord, agovemor,
J..\ au, Rope, desire. commander, or person who rules
1.\ iml4, Completing, fllling up, over a number of people. ..r---'
completion. WritiDg, lfl'i~ correctly ~J', The amlr ul umri, prince
orthographically. PiA. lfl'iting, ortho- of princes, a viceroy or go-
ppliy.
~I amlai, Goods, riches, pot. vernor of a great pzovince. ; - '
aeuiOlll. ~~" The general of aD army,
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j..li\ tlnd_il, Fingers, tips of the ~ \A::J \ itttil:dm, :Revenge, vengeance,
fuIgen.
vindictiveness. ~\A::J~~..r, (God)
J\;J \ tmthdr, Barns, granaries, maga- The supreme avenger.
zines, repositories of grain or other pro- ~\ tint."., You (masc. plur.) L..::,j\
MODI.
1IItt-a, You two (dual).
kW \ imbiltit, Gladness, cheerful-
If:J\ _Ad, The end, extremity,
n~ joy, exultation, recreation, jubilee,
termination, summit, vertex, top.
delight, mirth.
Being finished, terminated, pro-
~~ \ imOt.d" Proceeding, issuing
forth. Sending, mission.
hibited. I:JY\lf:J\~\, Until the
end of time.
W \ tlmOi,d, Prophets. y\f:.i\ .ittiA4b, Rapine, depredation,
~\ tlnta, Thou. ~~\ 8pOll, booty.
,,)J,,)J4J\S~\ tlnti. Aalbf tlnta )If:J\ .ittiAils, Searohing, enq~,
watching for, dnding an opportunity.
kafi ya lDadiid, Thon art my portion, thou
art suftlciant for me, 0 indulgent (God).
,L.::.; \ •.,.tibdA, Vigilance, circum-
.~ \ or
male.
.r' tmIQ', A.. woman, fe-

~pection, animadV8l1lion, consideration j ~\ itUd, Liberating. Disclosing,

being upon one's guard. 'revealing. RetiriDg.
'"'-.I\Si.i\ •.,.tikAdb, Election, selec- ,,)~ ifIJai, Helping, defending,
. lion, choice. uailting.
~\...::,j \ itttildb, :Relation, reference, I ... ~ tltt/a" Impurities of all
W'kinda•
•~ce, connection, belonging, having
regard or respect to. l...J'~' inJisab, Affection, inclina-
•tion, • passion, attraction, enticement,
J~ \ intilAd,., Explanation, pub-
allurement. Being drawn or attrletecl.
liahing, divulging.
,,)~\ illjimatl, Congelation, curd-
.)U2:..i\ illtisO.,., Desire, expectation, ling.
an annolUl wish to see any perlOn or
thing. ~, i'flU, The gospel. ~,
iJfjlli, Evangelical, evangeliat.
~~\ mtildm, Order, disposition,
regularity. Arrangement. u~' inAi"d/, Declination (in as-
tronomy). Dedexion, invenion, change.
~ l.:,j \ int""i.,A, Recovering; re- A disctiae, distemper, defect.
gaining euil~one's legs after stumbling j
J~\ inAilal, Solution, unbinding.
falling ..nthout hurting one's IIIllf.
Being lOOlK·d, untied.
tU::J\ mtijilU, Swelling, becoming ~, itlAina, Inflexion, inclination,
inl!ated, blown up. Being in1Iamed.
bowing, reverence, respect.
t.U::J\ .ittifiltJ Usefulness, utility, t.~1 inkAildf:! A.. looseness or re-
prodt, advantage, gain.
laxation in the joints.
J \.Q::.i\ •.,.tikill, Transporting, carry- ~'JJ' tltUldsaA, Au ell, a yard. A
ing, tranaferring, emigrating, travelling
from one place to another. Transpoaing, measure, mode, quantity.
copying. Dying, puaing to the other V' ~~ \ iftdirill, Obliteration, eras-
world. ing, being defaced.
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t.\i.1i I illdiftIt, Repulsion, removal. '-oi~ I itudj, Equity, justice, dis-
The being repelled, carried off. cretion, moderation.
v-!.1iI..4.ntlallll, Spain, called by y~\ ifllihah, Being poured out.
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the Anbians, from Andallllia the pro- '-oi ~ I itu;,.ilj, Retiring, returning.
nnee, which 'WlUI lint conqnered in the
year of the Hejn 92 (A..D. 710) by Tharec rL.-u \intlimilm, Increase, augment-
Ben Ziad, nnder the Khalifat of AIW&lid, auon, Iddition, conjunction, collection.
the 13th IUCCeIIOr to :Mahomet. Contraction, constraining, coercing, bind-
)~ \ inId,., Exhortation, advice ing together. Loring, a-ociating. Ad-
mixed with threatenings, deterriDg, junction.
putting in fear. ~~ \ atdil, Belonging to, or a
t::~JJ\ i~tilj, Agitation, emotion, native ofAntioch, in Syria. ~~\
cc>nCUSSlon. .4..a!iA, Antioch.
u...i\ itu, Mankind. J1.1a; I ifltil41, Dismiuion, depar-
....~"'A,••j \ t1f114h, Generations, families, ture, going away.
linea, s _ n , progenies, pareDt&p.
GenealogiCll.
r\aj \ ;adm, Puttingin order, string-
ing pcarla or other beida. CompoaiDg
~W\ W4,., Han. l:,1"'=-_.HI.:JW \, J:e~.
w\ in..tIl, Shoeing (a hortMl).
.
The pupil of the eye. i.:JWll~, ~
The eye of a man. ·r \
~ alltilm , Camels, cattle, ani-
JW\ itu4,." Human.
- ~, Human nature, - humanity.
.w
W \ m- mals. I"tdm, A present, gift,
benefaction, donative, benefit,
Coartesy, cimity, urbanity, politen_. !arge88. Reward. r~\ ."td..,
~\ tI'IIIQ/), Hore or most con- Granting a favour.
'veni8llt, agreeable, conformable. '-oi\6.;\ intitaj, Being converted;
.>,~\ iuiddtl, Being shut, closed, inverted, turned, folded, bent.
locked. V'\!,u I in~'kd" Reflection, reper-
l:.;1 ituM, Beginning, creating, pro- cuaaion, reverberation, recoiling.
ducing. Composing or reciting ~\ anI, A nose. ~\~I,
(vene). Elegance of style. Form, The Dose of a mountain, i .•. a promon-
.tyIe. composition. ~W~\l,:.j\ tory.
iftI1a tIlltslttl ttl altI' rI-A1\l,:.j\ .)W\ all/a,., Soldiers, persons. In-
t ' ,- , diTiduala.
Ejaculatioll8, implying, i it pl_ I ,.\ •
GOd. God willing, by the ble.mg of UNUUl an/iU, Breathmgs.
God, etc. t.W\ ."/4t! Profiting, gaining, being
t:~.\ ituMrah, 10y, .g~888, ex- profitable.
~on. of ~e boao~ 1rl~ J~r· . .J~ \ injirid, Singularity. k
,,\i..:JlstuAt'ldl,BelUgdivlded,aplit,
cleft. Splitting.
\ •. \1\
.J~II
(
or
' \ . \ •• \
1..~1
-:l"!-)
.nJ",,.a_,
',1:

\ .\ ~ __• tants d d ~ Singularly, ODe by one•

.)\411 tIfIIil,.,
4lIlI18 , elen era,
auiliaries, companions, confederate&, ~I
•. \.~ 'l.r
a"Ju, .lll.ore or most precious.
•

warriors, proteoton, (applied partien- .4.ftjw, Minda, spirits, BOUIa. Breaths.

J~\' ,1:.-1 o Be d'"
lady to the citisena of Mtidina, who...
sisted :Mahomet when ohliged to fly from "'J_ ,
ti
para OD, IV1810D.
l[ecca.) Sett1in~, dedding, completing.
3
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~I a'!Jav More or most useful, J\...(; \ inkWi,., Fracture, rupture,
conY'ement. rout, defeat.
J~lmfi~~Amwuoo,gri~ lo-i\.:.(i' inkillldf, Detection, reve-
lation.
";\iil ,-"&4z,
Setting at liberty, di-
viding or separating one thing from WI .-"ma, Increasing, causing to
another. grow.
~\iil inkdt> Macerating or dissoh'- W' innamQ, BeeaUBe, &inca. Only.
mg (a medicine in water) and applying it. Then, therefore. Surely, certainly.
~~I inkilJa.d, Detention, reten- Moreover,lol surely not; 88, W'
tion, impediment.
brow).
Contraction (of the ~L...:J~"~1', Surely (it is)
not a favour, unlClll (it is) complete.
~~, inkwdd, Consummation, end,
accompliahment, conclusion, revolution,
WI annima, Calumniators, whia-
extinction. [ing. perera, tale-bearers, sycop1lBJlta, slan-
aerera who give a malignailt interpreta-
r\...i;1 inldlam, Dividing, separat- tion to the words or actions of others.
Whisperings.
~ I inkidii, The expiration of any
term. The being finished, accomplished, '[.""rJ' unmuclaj (or '[.";"w I) A type,
completed, fulfilled, terminated, ended, symbol, exemplar, specimen, example,
determined. Termination. model. Pattern, sample.
t.U:zii I inkitdt> CutUng off, rupture, J IfIllwar,
I anwa,., Lights, BplendoUl'8, fires.
Being beautiful, shining, clear,
lMlparation, disjunction, ceuation, detach.
ment. a?parent, conspicuous. bwar is the
title of many books, as, .A._anir WitJA,
ylii' inkilalJ, Revolution, vicissi- The shining lights; .A.lIwa"Uaatad4t,
. tude, change, alteration. The lights of felicity; .A._anir lNl,
The lights ofthe understanding.
~I ankiyd (plur.), Clean, pure.
""~ I inkiydd, Submission, obedi-
rf I tsmD4t> Sorts, kinds, varieties,
diversities. Divers, various, leveral.
ence, subjection. Species, ways, means.
J\(jl inka,., Denial, disavowing, dis- Jljl ""wal, Weaving-100mB.
approbation, rejecting, reprobating, aban-
doning, detestmg. Retiiaal. Ji I ""wa,., More or most bright,
luminous, reaplenden~ FlolU'iahing,
) \::.(j I Inkita,. or .J..ngitd,.. This is beautiful, elegIint.
the name which the Arabian historians
of the Crusades have given to Richard lo-ii'
ana!, Nosel.
CalUr de Lion, King of England, famous ~ , annaAu, Because, that. By chance,
among them for his heroic achievements, perhape. Since. How! I1III4A1I, Cer-
but particularly on account of the truce tainly, indeed, aurely, yea.
for which the Great Saladin was obliged
to sue. One of the articles of this treaty ~ I inAa, Announcing, signifying,
was a marriage between )(aleku'l'Adil, advising, advertising, giving to under-
brother to Saladin, and the Queen of stand, certifying.
Sicily, sister to Richard, which, however,
did not take place, the bishope of England J~I an'M.,., Rivera.
insisting that the Saracen prince should
become a Christian, which could not be ~~I inAad, Exciting, rouaing,
complied ..nth. calling out.
lo-i\...(; I iwaf, An eclipse. The ~,~ I inAilIJ.m, DeBtruCUOD, perdi-
being eclipsed. tion, ruin, overthrow, fall. Dispersion.
 35
~, .M"", Rivers. Days. U,'
4;) tltDllln, Idols.
r~' tieAtistJ.., A defeat, rout, dia- 'lrJ' "wj, The top, summit, vertex,
comCortve,Oyerthrow. exaltation, hoight. The altitude or
ucendant of a planet.
d~' inkimdl, Diligence. Ap-
plying to anything with attention.
J4' iMimtJI, Delaying, taking
J'
t.~ "wja t' Infirmities, aftIiCtioDS,
em., gri~"aneee, di--, diI-
tempers, ·ea. Paiu.
time. Raining gently but inee.antly.
.J~' .yd,., Yokes. ~J' "fDJOb, More or most neoe&-
ary.
~, 0", A companion, friend,
~J' auj.." (or '~J)' Facea.
comrade, familiar acquaintance, of the
_ temper, ctiapollition, or geDia. J~J' IJU1lttJI, 80ft clays.
4;)~' ""'rin, Anise, aniseed. ob-J' "",W, Singular, only, unique,
.J' ""', Whether; or. 4;)\-)' J-A' ~J'jA, He is an
r>- ~, flU/dIAi,., Extremes, ends. The incompemble man, the phatDix of Ilia
age. .4.wlwl and IIwluId'tMl 4i,. haYe
ten last days of the month. See beeD adopted as surnamea by ~t
~~, and b...~" :Modems. ~.} priDoeI, peen, and o&her diatinguiallecl
men•
.r"-I}~~ \}', The phQluix of the ~JJ' awtliyllt, Valleys.
ancieDta and model'll8.
r'>~' tHDddttn, Adams, men.
J!JJ'
"wdi, Leaves (of a tree or of
a book.) .
l:z..,~' .waftt, The middles, centres. 4;)~J' aU1ltJII, Weights, measures.
Halns, mediums. The ten middle daya
0( the month. t L..J ' flu/Ida, Filths, defilements.
J,-,' IJU/dll, Ouncea. bL..J ' 1JU11t1t, The middle parte, cen-
.r-~, "",tim"', Precepts, maudatel, tres.
command-, ordeft, inhibitiou, prohibi- .>b...J ' Glldtl, A master in any art
tiona. or profeeaion.
~~, "",dll, Time. 4;) ~T tlt04l1, b...,' GtDMlt,
The middle, medium,
Times, momenta. interval, interstice. Mediocrity,
J~' tltDtllI', VesaeIa, vues.
moderation. LtJ-J'J"'»~'
1~' ""'dyu, (plur. of JJ'), The Virtue 00IlIiItI in moderation.
lint (men), principals, chiefs. The an-
eiaJlil. The Bnt ten days ofeYerymollth. t:""J' ""'lilt:' :More
or most ample,
1aI'ger, IargeIt.
~4J' tltDlJaI", A vagabond, stroller,
ngrant, idler. A. mixed crowd of all u~J' flUJltlf, Qualities, endow-
uatiou lIDd all aorta of people, but ments. Speciftcations,deacriptions,
eIpIlCiallr. of the ~; the mob, titles, epithets. Praises, enco-
th8 canaille.
.>tJ ' tWJIilIl, Stakes, poles, pep, miums. Famous actiOUll. u~J'
pins, propI. ~ , Excellent qualities.
J t J ' tlfDU,., Nerves, ligaments, cords, yU..HJul...Jl, Titles and
bow-atriup. epithets.

~Ij,J' awtafJ, Countries, mother JJI 11la'(fem.from JJ'), First; 88
countries.
ViJ' tllDjak, }lore or most conveni-
ent, conformable, proper for the purpose. JJI ull <}JI and 1),,1), Possessed
~U,,' alllktit, Times, seasons, hours.
uUJ ' awk;}.j, Legacies, bequests,
pioua foundatioDl.
~J' tllDiiyat, An ounce.
~", awW, More or most firm i
IOlid, established.
J"I tllDtDal, First. The beginning,
principal, commencement. Firstly, be-
fore, at first, as lOon U, the first mo-
ment, long ago, formerly.
JJ'11wal(plur.),First. JJ'41ll1Dtlla,
Before.
'J' a1lllDtUd, In the first place, first
of all, before all things. J'SJ'
'~I (or.;->T,J,,'), From be-
ginning to end, £rom first to last, at
length; finally.
..,lJI awlatl, Sons, children, oft'spring, - commons. POlllle88Ors. Consorts,
posterity, deecendantll.
~y,,1 fllayika, fem. d'JJI 11laia
(the irregular plurals of ~.)
and dLJ) and ~'J' (from
.~.)), Those.
cJJI awlam, Is it not ? WJ'tllDlamm;}.,
Ie it not yet.
'JI 11111, Lords, masters, poeses8Ors;
(also sing.), A lord, master i pos-
sessed of, haviDg. }.~~I,.l,I,
Having eyes, i.'. prudent, uga-
eious, penetrating. ;e'J')J', Em-
perors, generals, commanders-in-
chief. (.]J""y'i,', Priors, abbots,
or other chiefs of religioua orden.
JJI awlli, Better, best, more or
m~ excellent, worthy, fit, sntBcient .~~ tlMd, Barns, granaries, maga-
proper.
36
- JjJI.~.J"" The first step.
of, endowed with; as ~'JJ"
Endowed with wisdom, prudent. -
\&,'
awliya (pI. from JJ)' Friends
(of God), saintll. Prophetll. Fathers,
princes, lords, mIIllters, chiefs, miniaterw.
~JI tllDwtlll" (oblique plur. from
J,'), The first. ~';>-~~~Jl',
Ancientll and moderu.
(' ~J' awMm, Opinions, conjectures,
~pJ>Olitions, imagination., doubts, lUI-
plCIODl.
'-I" awi (or '-I'iyJ), Repairing to
any place in o~er to dwell th~; ~
a house, carT}'ln~ to, or recel vmg mto a
house; residing In any place, by day or
night.
.1 all,
Ah! alas! A sigh.
J~' allall, Inhabitants, citizens,
sponses. Domestics, servants,
people in a family. Worthy.
skilful. w.....J'J~" The in-
habitantll of the kingdom.
~ ~I ilaaMt, Disdain, contempt.
Indignation.
~I ulalJat, (warlike)
apparatus.
~\~'')'>'" He took tbe ap-
piratne of the thing, i .•., he made himself
master of, he iDltructed himeelf in it.
j)al ilatistis, The becoming tu-
multuous, mOTed, agitated. Exulting,
rejoicing. Exciting.
('\....:al i1ltimdm, Diligence, care,
IOlicitnde, anxiety, effort, endeal'our,
Itndy.
t~, iMiJ and u.a' iJatlq,', GiviDg,
presenting, aenclliIg, offering.
IUlCl.

J~I ;""d1:, Pouring out.
r~' aAriim (plur.) Old, decrepid,
enfeebled by age. 'r~'\ alilA,.iil1l,
The pyramids of Egypt, on account of
their great antiquity.
Ja' aIJ, People (belonging to any
particular person, place, order, or
profession). ;I~I~', (People
of the house) domestics. Jal
.;"..aJ',
(The inhabitants of the
tomb) the dead.
~~h.:.s::.a, tlAltoW tJlW# li'l'
1&JuIyri, God bl_ yon.
'hI tlAla,. (an adverb of depreca-
tion), God be with you. Welcome.
'l:---..,.../ul, Welcome and wel-
come.
db\ iAldI:, Ruin, destruction,
perdition, murder.
~\ iAli/qj, The myrabolan tree,
• kind of citron.
~, tlNMm, Most important. ~\
J ,...", The most important things.
J\JlI iAtAiil, Negligence, careless-
neu, indift'erence, indolence. Delay.
,...1 ClAwtI, Loves, desires, affections.
J lIiYllhmltI, You two, etc. l...e I
JI,-.I aAlDtIl, Terrors, dangers,
frightful things.
J"..I tlAlDtJl,
More or most terrible,
dreadful, horrible, J,-.I\,..,
0 how
dreadful!
C1~1 tI_tl", More or most euy.
~,-.I tlAlDiytlt, Airs, atmospheres.
LoTea, deairea, d'ectiona.
yl I, Yes, ay, indeed, certainly.
..J.y, That is, to wit, viz. Aylor
..J.ip, Whoever, whosoever, what-
llOeVer, anyone, such as it is.
Who? which? what? ~.J-.i'
37 \ii
tlip rtljuli, ~, lIi,-m, Any ot
you; or, which of you? cr--yl
lIiytl AI"i, In whatever time; or,
in what time? ~y' lwiyi
,daln, On whatever account; or,
on what account? )~IJ~I
lIiy""umfi' d' tlii.n, Who is in
the house ?-When the IIl1me noun
that is governed by -.i' al80 pre-
cedes, it implies 80mething indefi-
nite; as ~.JIo/'-'~~~.;r
mMattl wtJjuli tOtll", ,.tJjuli, 1
plUllleCi a man; but what maD (I
do not know); or, by way of ad-
miration; as ~~ y~.~ ~J
wdllf:.lI lHUiUJ, IMiplHUiii, He fell into
trouble, but luch trouble!
~, a,ii, i!lii, lIiyil, or Iya, O! Lo!
hola; have a care ! ..4.iyiJ or lyiJ,
is also pleonastic particle prefixed
to personal pronouns; as Io/~'
tliyiJ.ytl' I, however, or indeed I.
d~I lIiyilk8, Thou, etc. I ~,
tliyaAu, He, etc. W'~I or ~\
tliytlAf1.md, They two, etc. \j~'
tliydniJ, We, etc. .s'~' 1I;,d1"11111,
You, etc. ~, aiytlAum, They,
etc., and are governed by the
veIb, either following, as d~\
¥ lIiydk8 f1l1tlJitlU, We adore
thee; or precedmg, as d~ lyJ...i
tlMahtl aiydk8, He beat thee.
y~ \ iyalJ, Returning.
~\ii ayiJt, Signs, miracles, ve1'lel
of the Alcoran. Oracles.
 ~\ 38 ~\
60/.,)~\ ay411, Handa. how? in what manner? why?
J~\ A"6o,., A Syro-macedonian wherefore? ~) liay,Aa, For
month, answering to May. what reason'
V"'~\ .,ilI, Despair. ..~I flyun, As above, as before, in
the lIlUD.e 1IWlI18l'. Ditto. Again, anew,
.u~\ ayilltst, Dominion, a pnnCl- atreah. Hitherto. AIao, likewile.
lllIlity, .government, proTiDoe. Iyiil4t,
C 4 \ ftldA, Explanation, ~lucida­

ti~\
"'a.,4fI4,
4..,
~vemmg, goTmlJD8Jlt.
r~\ Days, times.
Us. ,~\ •. , . , He,
tion, declaration, manifesting, makiDg
e'fident, rendering clear. Coming in
new, appearing plain. Evidence.
him. ~~\, She, her. ~~\, They "l-~' ftldAan, Clearly, evidently.
two. ~~\andcr'~\,They,them. ~ \ ifd, Performing a promise, fnl-
'tf~\, I, me. See ~, above. filliDg an eugagement, keepiDg faith.
Paying, latisfying.
~i ayal, A sign, miracle. A verse
.,)~, fMd, Lightning, kindling, in-
of the Alooran, a pauage in Scripture.
1IamiDg.
~, aiyat (or ~ \ with the pleonastic
J,; ~ \ fids, Awaking, raising, stirring
L.), The feminine of '-I' aip, up, exeitiDg, inducing.
above. WhOlQever, whatloeTer. Who?
which? jj,A!.\ ayki1.lUIt, An image, a picture.
r~\ aytdm, Orphans, incomparable ~ \ ayuium, Which of you? Who
(jewela.) or which are you 1
y~\ ljillJ, Being necessary. J!'
"yal, A deer, wild goat.
.,)~ Ijdd, Invention, discovery, be- ~~ , flaj, Introducing, inserting,
coming an aul.hor, publiaber; ca1l8ing puttiDg one thiDg into another.
one to ftnd.
)~\ !Iii., Abbreviation, compen- ~I fleAI, An ambassador, envoy.
dium, abridgement. J~\ aylul, September.
'~~\ Ijaltllf, Compcndioualy. ~, fmd, A nod, sign, signal. in-
60/~ \ tlfltlI, Handa. timation, hiDt.
~~\ frill, }laking one an heir. l..::'
aiyuma (fem. ~\ a.,atuma),
Inb~ritiDg. Sncceeding. ProdueiDg, Whoever, whatever. Who? what?
CRUSJDg.
(a8 ~\ aiyu)•
.,)~ \ f,.dd, Producing, exhibiting,
bringiDg proof, allegiDg. ~~ \ fmdtt, Faith, belief, religion.
~, ay', Despairing. j1,~~~\, Superstition.
t. \
~ f,at! Enlarging extending. .),k~\ fmpM'iltu,., An emperor.
fi' aY'tIf',Left,thelefthand,sinister. ~ \ aymmat, Prelate&,imams,priest..
~, aytttI, Where! d..rL-~',
More or most fortunate. Eaaier.
~\ ay'Mand~\ tIIA(for,~60/\ Where is your relidenoe i
ayp ,Aayin), What? what thing? ~ \ aytttImIJ,Wherever,everywhere.
 39 )4
which induced th_ to coDlider .. dead
~1.%' aywiJn and IwiJn, A hall, court, and to wear mourning for all who had
portico, an open gallery or balcony the boldness to haiard the paMage
on the top of the house, for the through it into the Sea of Oman, or the
Ethiopic Ooean.
benefit of the prospect and f~h
air. '-=J\.i'~' tlytlJdn4t, The plaral rfJ'! 4
6alJilna,i, Camomile.
~4 6ilj, Tribute, custom, duty, im-
of ~ 1.%I aywtJ".
poIt, toll, tax.

y
y Ba or BI, The second letter of
the Arabie alphabet. It expre88ell
tU1D in arithmetic, Htmdtly as the
BeCOnd day of the week, and the
constellation Gnni,,;. By way of
abbreviation it is put likewise for
the month R!yiJlJ (the seventh
month of the lunar year), espe-
cially in the dates of letterB;
88, ~ I.:-J Y \0 J ..~~ ..,,"'4 6aclf, A beginning. An author,
t4/rirtln ft "luImlflttl t fUluIra ra.ia6
•tIfIII1 ,alaftI ..mdnl", Written (or
JiTeD) OD the 16th of the month lUifalJ,
m the year 83 (contracted for the year
1083).
,Y lJi (the inseparable Arabie pre-
position), With, in, becall8e, for, on ac-
count 01', by, etc.
y~ M6, a gate, door. The cba.pter
of a book. .An a1Fair, businetlll, point,
matter, reuon, manner, mode, -kind,
1lpeCitl8, method, IOrt.
y\y.~ly4 lJdlnll'alJwdlJ, The gate
of gates, called by the PersilUl8 IJa,,1Jan4,
01' The Barrier, ia a strong forn- on
the Caspian Sea, and the boundary of
Persian and Turkish empires on that
quarter.
JliJ'y4 MlJu'.'nh!", The gate
of the way.
Y,,1j\.J\Y4 BalJv.'fmaftdtllJ, The
pte of tears, the sntl or pusage into
the Bed Sea, ~ly called BtllJel_"tUl.
It received this name from the old
Arabians, on lICC81II1t of the danlrer of
the navigation, and the number ofship-
wrecks by which it 'If"
distinguiahed;
UNJ:>-4 Bd""ilI, Bacchus.
~4.J"'4 lJdtlilia.., The fruit mala-
insana or love-apple, the IOlanum pomi-
ferum of the RolIWIa.
~~"'4 lJiitliltjd". See ~~,J4 .
e"'4 lJiltlAaflj, A. building on the
top of houses in the East, in the form of
a chimney, baTing an opening facing the
west, which, catching the breeze, givet
a refreshing coolness to the apartmentl
with which it communicate..
a cause. rlli'..,,"'l:J', The author
of miachief.
~"'4 lJatliyaA, A desert. The deserts
of Arabia, inhabited by the Bedouins.
.14 lJd,.,., Beneficent, pious. Abstain-
ing from anything unjust or unlawful.
0 4 lJaN, A 8ultry wind. C.1l:J\
albaN, Yesterday.
.b..14 MriluIt, .b.)l:Jt tIl6ariMt,
Yesterday.
Aj ld...1 4 lJd,."Mna", Baggage, par-
ticularly such .. kings and great men
travel with. lIercbandize traDaported
from one place to another.
.;4 6tJritl, Cold, frigid. c:~I,J.14
Cold by nature.
t.J ~ lJdrif:! Excelling in virtue or
IClence.
J.J4 lJdrik, Shining, flashing. A
bright sword.
.ill, ~4 lJdra" tIllaA, Good God !
strange! how wonderful! surprising!
lIay God grant!
 40 J4
~4 lJdrgir, A bearer of loads, a ~t, Bdti"iaA, The Batanians, I..
baggage-horse, a beast of burthen. "maellans or Aasaesillll, of whom mention
~.JJ~f "drilt, Gunpowder. is 10 often made in the history of the
Cr1I8ades.

-.!)4lJdrf, God, the divine creator. t4 "dt, A certain measure, an ell

, hds, A falcon, hawk.
iv. (though
h"') sometimes signifying a pole,
.; perc , e..:.
.J)4 "dadr, A market, forum, em- ~4 "at;', An author, C&Ulle, 00-
poriwn, market-place. A bargain. easion, subject.
cJ(,)4 hdurgan, A merchant, a ,wt, hakot, A bundle of odoriferous
trader. herbs.
lJo"4 "dIU, Adversity, misfortune, Ji4 hdkol, Name of a stupid igno-
calamity, pain, aftliction. Virtue, rant man, who, having bought a
doe for eleven pieces of' money,
fortitude, intrepidity, boldness, and not btling able to tell what he
power, strength, ability. v.u4~, had given, in words, held up his
It is not bed, there is DO em in it. ten fingers and lolled out his
~~4 biawaAi, Et cetera, and so tongue; whence J.i4 ~~I,
forth, and thus with regard to the More stupid than Bakel (an Arabian pr0-
t, ~ t,
~.r'. (or
verb).
rest. ':f'" J, All, the jt, lJdkf, Permanent, durable, fixed,
whole, every ODe. • hm, immortal, evor!uting, ete1'1lll1. The
I -t,o halil, A strong intrepid man, . d He" I-A
a hero.
!wi"'" remam er, rest. mammg, "u.

~4 htilill", The basilik, or great '-=-'~4 hakiyat (plur. fem. of the

above), The remainders, permanent
.artery in the arm. things.
JJ""'4 htUilr, The emrods, piles. An ...}4 6dkf (~4), Weeping, shed-
hemorrhage or fiu of blood at the nOBe " ding tears.
and other parts' of the body. J4 hd/, The heart, mind, soul.
l:.4 "tilna, A basha (a corruption of auxious.
State, condition, work. Solicitollll,

~"4), governor of a province, _.lQ.j~4 h"'littifak, With one consent.

1&

oounsellor of state, great lord; allO ....

sometimes the grand Tizir. .r:--)4 h.~l dkMr, At length, finally,
",,~4 "d,l"l, A sparrow hawk, a or ~'4, At the end of it, lastly.
merlin.
" ,. "dtil, False.
IL
J:r-~v
1 V1~ ~I "~t'war,
- B '
y ~oree, un-
l.,,~~ Vain, foolish, willingiy. 0$ IG,

tri1ling, abmrd, in£'ft'ectual, frivol. ~"t, h.~l.ltida From necessity.

OU8~ futile. Abolish~, out of date, ~1.1.it, 1J.~1 hada~A, Suddenly, un-
antiquated, usele88. ll:.4 hdtilMt, exp8etedIy.
Vainl~ ~ooli8hly, ~a1seI:. J4-~~~4 ""t
tafit/i wa'l
~4 hattn, Intenor, mternal.The iimOl, Prolixlyandoompendionaly, dUrn-
inward part. ~4,,~U:;, The ex- sively and succinctly.
tenor and interior. rL..::.l4 ".~tt(Jnulm, Totally, entirely.
 -t,
..,;.
~'4 bi'l jtmIlat, Totally, ctener-
ally, universally.
J-s'4 b,'1 Wlc, In truth. Truly,
certainly, jmtly, de8C"edly.
JJ..sl~ b.'11uIliil, Lawfully.
..:)1.)\4 bi'. z:eit, In person, esaen-
tially, by hill1lJClf.
~I~ 4b,'""llIeib, Justly. properly.
~)'~ 4 b,'d tlMurah, From neces-
sity, by constraint, by force.
.;;aJI,J,hJ4 b,'t tuli 1011'1 ElJrtl,
At full extent, in length and breadth.
'-.It, haUgA, Arrived, reached, hap-
'-pened, come to pass.
J-Al4 bi'l fit', In fact, actually,
really, ell'eetually.
.wil4 bn leMd, On p1U'p08E', by
_deeign. Wilfolly.
~4 bi'llctdliyat, Totally, entirely,
_hoUy, uni't'enally, all together.
JL..!l4 b.'1 luImal, Perfectly, com-
pletely.
.Ul4 bUWa, ByGod! ~14.ll4, By
the great God!
~1j4
Form of lJ1reanllg.
bi'l toajib, Ncceuarily,
properly.
I.s:j4 balut.CJ1I, A hole or sink in the
middle of houaes in the Eat, into which
they sweep all the ftlth.
J4 ball, Old, worn (garment).
J~ill~4 bi amrillahi taEeila',
- By the command or permission of God.
~4 balair, Superior, conquering,
01'ercomiDg, greater, more excellent.
Open, public, lD&Dife8t.
'~4 bliAirCJtI, Excellently, publicly.
Jt>..j4 hi aiyi MI, In whatever
condition.
t:!4 MY't, A Beller.
~ 4Myflf, Distinct. Manifeet, clear,
mdeut, notorioua.
41 ~
J;~ battll, A virgin. J.r:JI, The
Virgin Mary. [all.
~ bajamft, On all aidea, with
~ bahM, Pronouncing hoarsely,
BaA baA.
~kc.' bfihMI, A disputant.
.J~ bilaar, Seas.
~ baAl, Controversy, debate,
dispute, contelJt, argument, ques-
tion. ~, To debate, dispute,
contend, to enter into argument.
F- bahr, The sea. Metre, verse.
~~, The sea of China. ..r<
~l' (and ~~), The Indus.
The Green Sea, or the Indian
Ocean. UN.Jli.I~' The Persian
Sea. rP~ or.r-l~, The
Red Sea. .,).,..J~J~l~The
White and Black Hea (i.,., the
Egean with the Mediterranean,
and the Euxine). rJ
J~, The
Roman or Mediterranean Sea. .rc:
.;~I or ~,r:::', The Caspian
orSeaofPontU8. J~.rc:, The
enchanted or heannly waters
(those which the Mahometans sup-
pose to be under the throne of
God). f.Jr:<, The sea and land.
~I~ balariln, 'The crisis of a disease.
t..J.rc: haArf, Marine, maritime.
l;)!..rs::baAr. (dual), The two
.... the White and the BlMk, the
MediterraneaD and the Euine.
~ bllAalb, According to, in
the manner of. tr'~,
Acoording to the laws. ~
;,\YI, From outward appearance.
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~ 1HJ Wk, Br, by the truth (in alteringoneletterforanotber. J~
-eariDg). To make an exchange, give an
J W ~\~b. luImdilltW Ulf:dltJ', equivalent. ~J~~, An ere
God be prailed, by the grace or God. ror an eye. In place or that.
,)~ b.Tal1r, Seas. ~ buMyrat, l.:J~ btltlM (pL l.:J'~\)' The body.
A lake, a small - .
J~ blldl1 or lJadtItD, Beginning, com-
,)\s::' 1Ju1M'" A vapour, exhalation. mencement.
. ~ balM, Fortune, prosperity, ""J~ badltfDf, Wild,fierce, untract-
relicity, bappineea. Luck (good or bad). able.
A horOllOOpe, nativity, planet, constella-
tion. ~~
lJadff:! W onderfnl, lurpriaing,
~ ~AId, A present, an marvellous, astonishing, Itrange,
honorary or pecuniary gratuity, drink- rare. A creator, inventor. ~~
money.
~ WTaul, Avance, parsimony, J~\, Of aetonishing beauty.
stingineu, aparingneu. k.t.~ lJadlt.t (fem. of the above),
,)~ Wha,., Perfume, odour, or any A wonderful rare thing (Crequentlr naed
thing which diffuses fragrance, as in the nenter lelllle, like other feminines
of Arabic adjectives).
aloes, musk, thyme, storax, frank-
• ..4J~ badlAI, Extempore, unpre-
incenae, etc. ~~,),s:: (or ,),s:: '=";edita&ed.
'"''J~I,lIaiden-weedi hog'sfenne1, J~ blllM", Flax or pot-berb eeed.
etc.
; lJ.,.,., Tbe continent, earth, globe,
Whl1ti l , A perfumer.
~,)fC:
~ Hall, Avaricious, covotous. terra firma. r! J~' The eea
and land ~ /\.;=s::, By sea and
~ l ld bu;d, There ie now no Higbt,
land. B or ia,.,., A desert, a large
'no retreat; it becomes neceaary. uncultivated barren plain.
~\~ baddi, Beginning. Creating or '.;. bM", Creating. Free, exempted,
giving a beginuing.
safe, harmless, out or danger. Re-
""JI~ baddfDf, Rural, rustic. covering from an indisposition,
~I~ baddy.t, A principle, begin-
ning.
cured of a wound. ~ min !r.
ia,."ii, Outward, foreign, extrinsic.
,)~ baM, Integrity, plenitude, ful- ~~ lJ.rat, A letter, epistle. A
n_ The fttll moon. roral diploma, brevet, collllniaaion, or
i..J~ lIaMat, A weight of 10000 dir- pnvilege.
hems, equal to 6666' Attic drachmas. ~ 'r. bardtil, Presents, bribes to a
~ b_f:! Novelty, innovation, in- judge.
vention, a recent production. Bid4lt, J~ b.,.,.dlc, .Flashing, abiDing, re-
New, surprising. splendent, brilliant, bright as lightning.
k.~ bitlttJt, Novelty, a bad inno- ~~~ lJMdlafn, Arguments, demon-
vation, hereey. strations, evident proof's.
J~ badtll, A succedaneum, substi- ~~ "Mdyd, Creaturee. ~!r.J'~\.>.
tute, equivalent, change, exchange, The creator or men.
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~;? .&ria""G1,Barbary in Africa.
'lr.;? lwj, A eutle, tower, fortreu,
wall, rampart, bulwark. Bastion.
~\~;?, The tower or bution of
a castle. Bwj, A star, constel-
lation, the house or station of the
moon or any other planet, a sign
of the sodiao. J...sI,V' The
sign AriClS. )yJ'~.I.' Taurua.
oJ;? 1HIrd, Cold, frigid. Cooling, a
cold.
cJ',).I. 1HIrtldn, Cold, patient of cold.
i..:.,);? 1HIrdat at, A cloth stuffed with
wool, laid under the Addle, a panne},
p8Ck-l8ddl., doner.
cJU;? b.rddn, Bread, uaed by the
Eutem Chmtiana in the Eucbarilt.
Wafen.
VJJ! lHmJI, LeprClSY.
1..J! itWld, Leprous (women).
~J! wtll, A bribe to a judge ;
also the same as Jk..r. lJartil and
~J!'
J.i...r. lJa-rgluuh, A kind of gnat.
J~...r.""rghill, Wheat, barley, corn,
(especially bruised) i also a diIh made of ~.r. lJurllat, A long apace of time.
grain.
~.r. IM/lr, Purple, the purple shell-
fish.
..J.I. wk, Lightning, flaahing clouda,
a thUDderbolt. Flame.
~J! ""riot, A lady's veil, through
which only the 8181 are ~.
c.:.,)~J! barGkilt, Bleaainga, benedic-
tiou.
iSJ! lHwGkot, Abundance, increase,
fertility. A bl-mg, r8C0lIlpeDl8, prot-
perity. Btlr,"' (or HrkaA), A large
~oir of water, a pond, the buill of
a 101UlWn, ItagDant waterl, a lake.
~..r. burW, The basin of a fountain,
a pond, a lWlln'oir of water.
d.....r. B.t"fMk, The name of a Doble
family, originally from Balkh in Kho-
rasaan, aDd highly celebrated all OTer the
East for their generoeity, lIlagnifleenee,
aDd distinguished patronage of men of
genius. One of the meet illustrious wu
goTernor to the great kbialif Hirun Ana-
shId, and hi, eon GWFar wu afterwards
first minister to that prince.
~.J. bam II, A tun, butt, hogs-
head.
~ . .r.lJum." A kind of high-
crowned cap, wom formerly in Barbary,
Spain, aDd other p1Me8. (The S ~
call it ~). [jar.
~J! lJGmiyat, A vessel of earth. A
~.J. lJGmU, A hippopotamus, a
riTer-horae.
~J.f. lNrilj, Walla, fortUlcatioJlS,
ramparts. Celeatial signa. ButioDl,
towera.
~,)J.I. lJUrlldGt, Coldness.
~~J! lJurMn, Demonstration, proof.
An indisputable argument.
~~...r. barMnl, Demonstrative. J:JoJ
~t:,...r., Convincing proof.
Whatsoever. ~L.)' ~u~,
During a long apaee of time.
~ ..r.BarMtTUJ# or Br.htTUJtI, A
Brahman. The Brahmans form the first
tribe or cute alDougst the Gentool or
aboriginal natiTes of Hindoatan.
...j.;? barf, Clear, free, exempted from,
innocent, guiltlea. Btlrr., Sylvan, rustic.
External.
~.J. lJar;,at, A desert.
~.;? lJartd, A measure of four para-
u.nga, or sixteen Engliah milee. A berid,
nredDl, courier, m-.er, rIlIIJIiJIg
f'ootman.
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I:I..]~ hafT. (dual from .r.), The
provinces adjacent to the White and
Black Seas (the :Mediterranean and
Euxine).
J~ husak, Spittle.
J) has,., Lint or pot-herb seed.
tJ) huzugk, Rising of sun, moon,
k\...." hi,lIt, carpet.. [oratars.
J~ hWilk, Spittle, saliva when
spit out (whilst in the mouth it is
J~ htlBdk, Spittle, saliva when
spit out (whilst in the mouth it is
called Q!.J).
~~ hIIIa,r, plur of~. Atten-
tion, Itwly, paine, vigilance.
~ hlllar, Seeing, discerning. The
sight, vision. The eye. Understanding,
mind, capacity. Knowledge, science.
~ htI8II,.il, Intelligent (men). In-
tellect. .

called Q!.J tik). Jo<:Z:' hllllll, The onion. The bulbous

root of the lily, tulip, onion, garlic. etc.
~ hll Bllhllh, For that re880n,
·thmtore.
~ hUn, An interval, distance be-
tween the extremities of the ring
~~ ho,ttln, A garden for flowers
orherbe. . and the little fingers j (88 ~
JI.::-J hOlttlnl, A gardener. Belong- tllW is the space between the
- ing to a garden, gardening. middle and ring-flngers j ~J
1:z-, hlllt, Expansion, extension,
stietehing out, spreading abroad, di1fus..
raW between the middle and
ing, enlarging, widening. fore j.? fit,. between the index
,r-! himi (for "'r"~)' In the name and thumb j
of. .ul\ ~, In the name of God.
.r- ,MJw from the
thumb to the little finger j and
~ hllllt, Simple (in opposition to '-=-'''; jllfDt the interval betw.een
compound). Single.
any two).
~ ~ hlllkil'Mt,10viality, cheerful-
ness: openness of countenance, laughing,
~ hili''',
Seeing, perceiving, dis-
cerning, penetrating. Intelligent.
smiling. [nen.
~ hllllrllt, Sight, foresight, pru-
..r..~ hlllktlyr, MeBBengerB of joyful
dence, judgment, attention, watchful-
~ hlllluw, Giving joy, diffusing ness, penetration, caution,cirCUlllllpectiOn,
gladness, rejoicing at good news. Re- carefulnl'89.
lating newe in general, good or bad. ~ hilt or hatt, A duck.
.rJ '''''Mr, Man, mankind j II?-orta1e, J~ hllttdl, Idle, vain, lazy. Fruit-
the human race. less, empty.
h! hlllMfT, Maliciously, malevo- .u~ hatillat, Courage. Idleness.
lently, IIlIl1ipantly.
,,;.r h1ll1&llri, Human. Mortal, in-
oW ~ hita1l4t, The lining of a gar-
ment. Bed linens.
tellect. ~..r hlllMrjyllt, Hu- ~~ hlltrfiiyllt, The patriarchate.
manity, human nature.
~ hlltaA, Seizing, carrying away
~ hllliglr, A towel. by force, rnehing upon with violence.
~ hlll/aJ,., A meeseuger of good Power, authority, command, vigour,
new,. strength, sternn.., severity.
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Jla! NW, A brave man, a champion '""~ baJ, A husband. A wife, who
~ hIat, The turpentine-tree and is called also ~ , etc. The idol
I fnit. also • kind of greeuiah grain, of Baal. A lord, master, poI8MIOr.
a tlIrpe1ltDe quality. ~ liar...allJak, Balbek in Syria.
Ja! Mt., The belly. ..)I..J AlJ \~ ~ bitindyatillalai ttJtd-
~ Ntl1, Slowness. - W, By the asautanee of the great God.
l:J~ hI.fI, Bellies, interior parts. ...P~ b(Jt'1d(or~~), A gnat, fiy.
~ hti, Slowness, laziness, dull- ~ batid, Distant, absent. Remote
-JII!L
, ..-
BiItr, Slow, etc. ~..;.:.l.\ s~ (in point of relationship). ~
Lazy by nature. ~r\.5~ , y~I~, Far from right, un-
8Jow in motion. - reasonable. ~I~, From afar.
~ NttU (and ~), A melon.
,
..... .
.;.~ HtlfI, Large, promInent, gore-
¥ .r-:&.' Not far off, near at hand•
~ bilay"iAi, Really, truly,jusUy,
helliecI. properly, in a genuine Ityle, to the
~ HtHlM, Precipitancy of point, to the life, plainly, clearly, exactly,
IpIleCh. Flight mm battle or from an literally, word for word, faithfnlly.
_yo i~ 1nIg1l4t, Prevaricaton, trans·
gresllOl'lI, oppr.-ors, tyraDta, rulIIana,
~ ~, Cutting open the belly rebels.
with. bit..
~ INJt.tl, After, afterwards, hitherto.
J~ big1UJ.l, Mules.
~~ bagAilyat, Extremely, ex-
~""'J, But then, now however eeedingly, v~ mueh, immoderately,
~a transition from. one part of the vehemently, diligently.
aubject to another, very common
'.~ bagAttJttJn, Suddenly, unex-
pectedly•. '
in letters). \...~, After that, on
wtaidL. ~ bugAtl, Hatred. \.}a&. ~ ,
~ ht'" Distance. Concealed hatred. ~ bagAtl,
'I~ Ht.."'" Afterwards. ~ bagAtlat, Hatred, hating.
J~ INJelah, After, afterwards, ~ bagAl, A mule.
tIIeII, howeTer, after which or that. ~ bagA!, Injustice, tyranny, op-
/"! INJtr, The globular dung of - prelllion, violence. Defection, revolt,
rebellion. ~ the bonnda ot
am-la. propriety, exorbitant, immoderate, iuo-
~..~ INJt.uUt, Scattering, dispers- lent, opprelllive.
iD«. JI..JJJ..i~~ bifadliM ""'114-
~~ hi t.i"diiriAHn, With their MA" fOIl tat iilll', By the grace of God,
by divine favour.
. U8op.
~ baU or ~ lJaUat, A bug.
~ I»t..i,
Some, certain; sundry;
~ bakiJ, Permanency, perpetuity,
• little. J~\~, On a cer- dura~on, continuation, per8everance,
.. mcllt. - steadmess.

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..J~ baiar, CoWs, oxen. Balekar, A ~ bakfm, Dumb, silent•
dealer in cattle, a driyer. J.! hal, :But, yet, however. Upon
f ~ bika r, Places, p8.rta, countries, which, thereupon.
tracts, districts, regioDll, ~ hila, Without, beyond. J\.r.'~,
Buildings,
fabries, edifices, temples, mosques, monas-
teries, caravanseru. Without delay. JlJl\~, Without
J~ hakka.l, An oil merchant, a neglect. ~\J~, Immediately,
grocer, a yendor of oils, pickles. without delay. J'j&-~, Without
L\i,bakdga., The remains, fragments, recompeue.
• Biuaneee. ~~ baliibal, A. nightingale•
..J~ bi kadar, According to, with
.J~ hilall, Citie8, countries, regions,
regard to, as to, in consideration of. habitatioJl8.
C::~"..J~ According to the ;.J~ haliidat, Stupid. Folly.
exigency. 1,11 halat, Level ground, a smooth
fi baiar, Oxen. pavement of stones. A palace.
~ baiMaI, A.. cow, an ox. ic~ haldgluzt, Eloquence, fluency of
words.
~ buU, lJaktu, balil, The box-tree.
.iJ balcam, :Brazil wood; also the
J\J.! lJal1Jtll, Anxiety, anguish,
grief, ve:u.tion.
\. tincture extracted from it. Log wood.
J:J.! lJullnd, The bulbul, a bird with
J~ hukill, Herbs, pot-herbe. athemelodious Yoice, a great fal'ourite with
Eutem poets; the European bUd
~ halel, A remainder. which most nearly resembles it u the
nightingale.
~ lJakigal, The remainder, rest,
remains, what u preserred or J'8IerYed. (-! halall, Dates.
Balance; residue.
~ halatl, A.. city, town, district,
~ hukd, bikd, hakii., Weeping, cry- province, country.
ing. A complaint, 1ameIltation, exclama- ~\~ hildan (plur. of ~), Cities,
tion.
~~ hakii."at, Virginity. ;~ haltlat, A.. city. etc.

~ hi/Dr, A.. maid, a virgin, a girl. ~~ halaltJn, The balsam tree.

A woman deli'l'8red of her ftllIt child. BalJam. Balm of Gilead.
The eldest, first-bom. BIlk., Pullies. t:4 hala v Swallowing, devouring.
c..:.J~ hdarat (pI. of ~), Pnlliea. Absorbing t:4~, The twenty-
~ !JUrat, The morning, the dawn, third mansion of the moon (distinguiahed
b,. two etara, the ODe bright, the other
the aurora. ~.~, He came in taint, 81 if devoured by the o~er).
the moming. ~,~~~~, ~ haigh, The 8OOpe, end, object,
They came all together. They left Jla. purpose. ~ill~', The com-
body behind.
mand of God waa the object, or it wu
t..Jh 1Ji1ri, V'u-gin, belonging to a the will of God. Baft'fh, Obtaining an
end, conaummating, 1Ini8hinlr. Arriving
Yirgin.
at a ripe age (a boy). Approaching.
~..J~ haku"iyat, Primogeniture. Eloquent.
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),ll.! Hll1i,., Crystal. ~ .~, Therefore, wherefore, ac-
1,4 1HJltod, Confasion, disturbance. cordingly.
)~ Wil,., Crystal. ~ 1n.1, A. daughter, a girl.
k,,4 !HIllill, An acorn. An oak. i.~ ha1lj, Henbane, a IOporifiC herb.
k-': .1.:., (The royal oak) a ches- )~ htUUla,., A. city, an emporium;
~ a port, barbour, a tradinlr town, to wbicb
nut-tree. ..;)\k~, (The ground numbers of foreign merclianta l'8IOrt.
oak) the herb germander, chanulldryl. hantlak, Bastard.
JJ~
k.,,4 "illUttJI, A. hole in the middle ~ hi"",., The ring-finger.
of a h01l88 or court, into which all kinda ~
of filth is thrown; the mouth of a drain ~ . "tJfl(Jfiaj, A violet.
or common Bewer. ~ hiMfliM, In person, himself.
Co ~ Wag", Arriving at any place, In _ceo
'"'obtaining an object. ~ hoi, The bank.
4=,,4 Wag"&,tJI, Puberty, the age ~ M1I11, Sona, posterity.
of reuon. Attainment. r;
l.::.J~,,4 ","WI, Peoples, nations, 4:J~ htJn1111, 8ona.
bodi.. loj~ hafllltD,,", Filial.
"'~ 1JtJluJ,,', An experiment, proof, ~ hanl, 80111. T~, The 10111 r.J
trial, temptation, alDiotion, distr-. - of Adam, men, morta1a.
IOmlW. • ~ hanl (and ~ lJan.,at), Build-
~ "tJlfgl, Eloquent, numerous, "riDg.
copioll8. Effeotual,eftlcacioua. ~ i jj•• ! hanl"', The gore ofa woman'•
.=. ~\:, A great effort, vaat labour. wft, or any kind of oblong triangular
c:::-: piece of cloth illleried into a garment
~ hflliy"l, Harm, evil, mishap. etc., to give to it a greater oircumference,
or adapt it to any particular abape. The
1';t..J hi1lld1d, In which, to which, uJlP8r orillce of ••bUt, or opening at
why ? the breaat.
~ "" fltflj",.,.tIIl, Immediately, 4:J~ ".,.,4n, A wall, rampart,
iutant1y. fabric, building, edi1lce, enc1olure.
I:J! "J. (for ~')' A. IOn. ~ hingal or _yal, A structure.
I. .
~ "'nd,
An edifice, fabric, structure,
The conatitution or conatrution of the
buman body.
building. Construction. ~ _nd, J! h11 (for J!\), A lather.
An arohiteet, builder. .JLu...J~ ylJ!
htJfI)W4lJ, A. porter.
Architect and builder. ~I]! h'U74h41, The doe of a porter.
l.::.J~ "041, Danghtera. '-=.J~.JI]! h41114,., Ruin, deatructioD, per-
~ 1, The co11ltellation of the dition.
bear (88 having the atara scattered, ~\y."" U741ittJA, Because, on ac-
in opposition to the Pleiades, where count of, by reaIOn of.
they cIll8ter together. ~1 '-=.J~ , ;:-I]! "4117411,., Hemorrhoids, em-
Daughters of the ... ayrena, dolphina. roda, piles.
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~I.Y. hawdti" (plur. and fem.), In- ~~ hayiln, An explanation, decla-
terior parts (of the belly, etc.) ration, exposition, evidence, proof, illus-
tration. Relation. Eloquence.
~::\J:' hQUliltil, CauBe8, motives,
reason. ~ hagt, A houst', edifice. A
distich, a verse. A closet. A family,
.J:'J:' huhu (or ha~htl4), The pupil of domestics.
the eye.
.J~ htdar, A barn in which they
.JJ:' hfJUlr, Uncultivated (ground). thrash or tread out coru. A quantity of
grain piled up in a barn.
J 'J:' harak, Borax. ; ! htr, A well, a pit.
~ 'J:' harf, A kind of dah.
~ hayrak, A standard, colours,
V"J:' hal, A kiss, a huss, kissing. ensign, ling, banner. A company, a troop.
JJ:' hai, A trumpet, clarion, hunt- ~ hayd, Eggs.
ing horn, and often used to signify a
liute, pipe, or any musical instrument. ~ hayda, White, bright.
J\.iJ:' hukill, A tankard without Q ~~ httlan, White men (in oppo-
handle. sition to ~I.JJ'"' Itltla", Negroes).
~,.J..;J:' hukalamiln, A camelion. ~ haydat (or ~ bayda1&), An
JJ:' hawl, Urine. egg, a testicle.
r-J:' hum (or 4....J:' humat), An owl. .J~ haytar, A horse-doctor.
~ halaa, Beauty, elegance. ) ~ ~ bayt> Selling; a sale.
~ , Beauty and elegance. ~ hagtat, Inauguration. Blttlt,
A temple, a Christian church.
~ hi1&a, In (with, by, etc.), her
(or it). .J14! htkar, Compass.
.J~ ha1&ilr, Pimento. ~ hag,., Between, among. ~

~~ ha!&dym, Beasts, brutes, wild . ~~ll, Between equals. ~

beasts. r.;r.;~I Between the two prayers
~~ huMan, A calumny, lie, slan- V"\:.l\ ~ Among men, among the
der, false accusation, malignant imputa-
tion, malevolent auspicion. people. ~k:.)\";, Friendship,
~ hal,ilt, Gladness, joy, cheerful- concord. 4..? ~ ~, Between his
ness, a1acrity. handa.
J~ huAlal, Silly. . ~ hagyin, Clear, evident, mani-
~ Wt, Beautiful, elegant, grace- fest, distinct, plain, perspicuous. Evi-
dently, otc.
ful, dear, valuable, precious.
c.:.>~ hagyinat, Evident demon-
~ ha1&.gat (fem.)Beautiful(woman) strations.
precious, valuable. .
~ hagyinat, An evident demon-
~ ha1&tmat, A quadruped, an stration, positive proof.
animal, wild or tame. ~ haynatnil, In the meantimt',
vC ~ hagad, Whiteness. whilst.
t ~ hayyt'lt> A seller. c.:.>~ hugilt, Houses.
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~ti ta,.i1&, Leaving, deleliiDg.
t;J\j tiJrfila, A history, chronicle,
a calendar, era, epoch, the date of .. leUer
or event.
l.:J ttl, The third letter of the
alphabet, expl'elllliDg .00 in arithmetic. ~ti t4ul, Fresh, tender, young,
green, new.
~ti liU't ' A subject, dependant,
(gnower. ~ti tant , The ninih. t:""\:J'r~
CI~ti ttl"it t1rt, The followers. The ninth day ot the
~~,
l.:JYo ti ttl"l1t, A coftln, a bier. month.
~·ti 1aautIj, Sighing, grie.iDg,
Jtiti tatdr, A Tartar, a Scythian. lameutin" bemouillJ.' groaing, repoet.
J.\j I4tJuur, Following, tracing, ~, pimng, or brooding oyer amiA:Q0Il.
A IIgh.
imitating, followiDg clOle.
';·ti· ttlufr, Penetration. Making ~'\i tatu.., Foundation,st&bility,
an impr.-iOD, Ialing a mark. puling couJirmation.
tIIrongh. -¥"\i ttlalftl, Couutution. :Being
l.:J~·ti tMm,.4t, Impnl88iou. The conirmed, lbeIlgtheDtd. CodrmadOllo
penetratiDg inlluencea of the ltan. uJ'U taollflj,Union, society, friend-
ship, acquaintance. BeiDR united, _
_ ti talJ', A. CroWll, a diadem. ciaied, counected, joined, tamiliariied.
l:.
j'; \j tal"', A merchant. rl'\i taala.., Grief, pain, torment.
~·ti ttIdA-lU,., Delay Being re- J\i tiJII, CoDSequent, following.
tarded, postponed, followiDg, or being
fonowed, coming late. ~'U tIMlfj, A composition, pnb.
licatioD, work.
u=-- -ti tda.U.Uf, Being brotherly,
r\J ttl...., Entire, complete, perfect.
- behal'ing like brothen.
~-ti t4aJ&Afr, Delay, procrastina- J..'\i tao_, Contemplation, re-
llectioD, thought.
tion, postponing, impediment,
J'\i ttlall1lf, Delay, hesitation. Slow-
hindrance. ~·ti ~, Without de-
lay. -ne88. Patience. J'\i, To delay,
protract, defer, heeitate. To go alowly,
y..,·ti ItIadtltJJ, Institution, instruc- deliberately or patiently to work. To
tion. Being inltructed (in literature, conduct bUlin_ with care, Hill, aDd
politeu-. etc.) induatry.
~""\j tatulf", Erudition, instruc- ~-ti taallf"The feminine gender.
'ti~ CornctiOD, chutilement, &mtllld- ~'\i taartfl, lrl4king familiar, sa-
_to aociating.
~..,·ti Ituul'yat, Causing to arrive, ~l\i taaUlll, Explanation, iDter-
IllDding, dilpatching, leading, carrying. pretatiou.
PerformiDg a promile, paying a debt.
~'\i ttlaAAtJJ, Being prepared,
J\j tall,.,
Retaliation (life for life). i.rranpl. (ing.
i)i tiJ,.at, A time, a turu. Once, ~\i tay", Being penitent, repent-
one time. Sometimes. ~ti ~ iolti ~·ti taayftl, Corroboration, confir-
Time lifter time, oftelltim... ' ......" .."th·. mation, increuin« in Itrength. Allilting.

•
,-=-,,~.\] tcagfi4t, Asaiatances, di- t::i;oJ tahtw.wt, Hiding the face with
linefavoura. a veil or other covering.
J.>\J talJadtll, Changing, transpos- ~;..:s tabarruk, Benediction, con-
ing, transition, converaion, alteration, gratulation, felicitation, the bletllling of
permutation. God. Bl-mg, praising.
~\J talJa.At,., Happy tidings, ~.r.3 tabrftl, Cooling, refreshing,
~ble intelligence,good neWL Chalk, permitting to grow cold.
alay, plater, mortK.
.w\J talJdtud, Distance, separation,
.;!.;oJ ttlbri,., Justifying, declaring
aheenee, mutual retiring or receding. one innocent.
~ ta'6.1"fl, Extolling, magnifying. ~ WtIUtIM, A smile, a simper.
&.:J~ talJ./'flal, Ceremonies, oom- .AJ W,lt,,.,
Communicating good
plimenta. DeW"
A 1aiaMtw, Being profoundly ~ ttJ1JtUM, Adulation, flat.tery,
learned. [self. blandilhmeat, careEug, cajoling.
h ~, Perfuming one's- ~~, Considering with at-
tention, contemplating, underatandiDg,
~ ttJiiM,., Di1l'using odour, per- peroeiving. --=W. ,Togiyeattention.
fuming anything. J-:-
.>.'i:-:J t41JtMidtMl, Dispersion. Dis- ~ tahttl, Abolishing, annihilat-
peraed. [tiODS. ~ tabtl1l, To line (a coat). ring.
,-=-,l.'i:-:J I~I, Changes, altera- ~ tabat, Following, attendance.
~~1tJlHIU, Dispersion, scattering. Being followed, attended.
~~ taUlt> Calling one t~, ~ tabat.f.ud, To be c~t in pieces,
an innovator or propagator of neW' divided int~ parts. ,
opiniona. If ~ Wtfgat, Following, imitation,
~~ ta1Hlfl, Change, substitution, obedience.
alteration, transposition. ~ tabtftl, To remove,
to cause
'-=-'~~ e.1Itlflal, Changes (in min- one to go farther oft'.
iatry, etc.) ~ tab-t'd, To part, divide into
.r..
~ tabs,,,, Dissipating, spending por!.iODB.
prodigally, lambing away. ~ tahgAfd; Rendering odious.
~ tw,
Gold or silver just from the ~ Wift, Terrifyin , re roach-
mine, before it haa felt the flre or the ing • g p
hammer. Fragments or particles of ( ~.... :n." 'U_'.:_ h D .
gold or g_; abining IRlbltances found ~ ~/Q", .lWUUJlg. aate: omg
amongst brasa, orichalc or other mine- a.nythmg before the ord1lW')' time. Set-
, ting out before day-break.
rala. .>~, The country of gold
.r.=JI ~ tahlf Causing to swallow
or gold dDBt, that part of Africa called p"OUrIng·· d t' th th 1. '
the Gold Cout. own e roa

J.r--
worthy.
_a,.,..,
,--1 ... J. B . . t'
emg JUs, pIOUS,
~ tahlig1l, Sending (letters, com-
"li' ta,
p men
)
etc.
1,:)t...,.;.J ta!)(w.,tan, A province of J*i tahlll, Bathing, making very
P8lll~, the ancient Hyrcania. ~ lih1l, Straw. [wet.
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--_."'d.,
~ ~" Adopting or oalliDg ~~ 1Ijlff, Being UDgl'lltetuJ.t~

l:)~ A. declaration.
peuiDg dimnct. llaking clear.
Ap-
th~ bl.-ingeof God ; l>1MplMmrinlrwlaiJlt
enJoJlng tlicm.
k~ tajri/Hlt, &perience, an ex-
penment, a proof.
~ ttHgfd, Making white.
~.rF tajrfrJ, Separation. Drawing,
~ Idyl., Declaration, explana-
unsheathing (a _ord). Lopping the
tion, ill1lllUation. 8epantion, distinction. llDaller brmchee (learing the t.nmk
~1::J t.tdlnlf:.! Continuation. Being DIked).
DDinterru.pted. f...rF ...,
Condemning in a he.
~ lIIti.....t, An appendix, supple- ~ lajfUltltl, Incarnation.
1IIflI1t. Completion, ending.
~tajtalfll,Searchingcaretnlly,
~~; 1M,,!'., Completing, eatiafy- :u!.I1iniDg, uploring, playing the 8p1.
mg. EDdiDg.
~ lajat"ttld, Being curled (loeb
J T
P4; "'111, Overloading, opprees- or beard).
mg.
~
fold.
lana,., An octagon. Eight- ~ "dtulMtl,
~te,1tern.
Being stubborn, ob-

4:~ IIIa;yat, The dual nnmber. #" t.j"alld, Opening the month
Putting in the dual number. Meking ~de (when langhiag).
Making the ftnsl letter
two, doubling.
• with two points, i, and giving J:i' lajallf, An apparition with
it the IOUIld of t imtead of A. Imputing eplendoD,:, ~o epiphanJ:' l~ =t~
ucribiDg. PraUing. ' nese, brilliaDcy. Poliehlnjr, .
aplendid, lI;dornmg. BoderiIIg oYideDt.
L.:J.i~ lajdluh, Contending to- clear, manila
g«her, pulliDg ODe anotbn about.
~ ~iJmm"t, Being oollected
Jldi' tllj}"IJr, Merchants. ClII'llfully. Being _mbled from all
YJ~ toja.,..l, Experiments, proofs. quanen. Being numbered (money).
~~ ffJitJmmtUdt, Moveables,
~~ #j'drfJt, Merchandise, tra1Be, household furniture. A collection of
trade, commerce. whatever tende to comfort, convenience,
.r~ 1aj"al1lr, Boldttess, firmne88, or IUJ:1lr)'.
mapauimity. ~ .,rJ, Congealing. [bImg.
~~ tajaltMl, Fighting or fencing, ~ eqimJt! Collecting. A.88em-
I&rWng oDe mother upon the Ihield.
~ ttJj'mJl, Adorning, embelliah-
jJ6i' ujdfl1fll, Extravagance, inso- in!, ~tifying, uecuting properly.
1_.
~ ttJjiJ,.,.uh, Retiring, declin-
J,.~ tajiiAvl, Pretended ignorance.
ing, being abeent.
jA~, To feign ignorance, to "j.::i' taja,.J, Accnsing fa1aely.
play the eimpletou.
• Seeking a pretext to injure mother.
,,~ 14jtJdi.wJ, Innontion, novelty.
~~ tajdlrJ, Renewing.
j ..
aDler.
'i
eq;.Ja, Laying a oorpee upon
..I-~ tajdlr, Being attacked by the ~ tajtth, Equivocation. Re-
mWl-pox. eemblmce.
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f Jri'
"tiall1tDUi! Starving one's-eelf, V'.;S' ta1uwnu, Taking care of
lJeariDg hWJger voluntarily, abetaining one'I-self.
purpoeely from food.
~~ tfl~f, Being changed, in·
~~ tajtofs, Permisaion. Appro- verted. Declining, turning f'rom.
bation.
~ t.Nwrul, Being burnt. Being
~~tajUlft, Starving one to death. . inllamed with rage.
~~ tajUlif, Hollowing, making d~ taAafTtll, Moving (intrans).
concave. f,.~ ta/wi,., Writing accurately.
~ ta.Jlb, Arranging, adorning. Manumission.
To raise an army.
'~~ t_fran, Written, dated,
~ ta.Jfr,yyulA, Being collected, given.
embodied (an army). Being greatly
agitated (in mind). vG!.~ taAritl, Instigating, excit-
~,)~ taMtlUl, Conversing, telling ing, provoking:
stories. ~4~ taArltlilt, Provocations,
Y.J~ tII/Iilf"tIiJ, Fighting together. stimulati ves.
~b;; taAiUwl, Envyingone another. UJ...;:s!' taArif, Changing, inverting,
transposing (lettelll). [grams.
f,l::.:?-
taMlcum, Going together to a
~~~ taArfjilt, Changes. Ana-
judge. Power, dominion.
~~ taMluj, Conspiring togethl'r, ~rs!' taAnk, Cautling to move.
entering iuto au alliance, forming a con- A commotion, movement.
fedcrac)·. ~.rs?' tal/rim, Prohibiting, inter-
.Jj ~ taMfotW, Carrying on a dia- dicting. Rendering venerable or eacred.
logue.
~ ts= taMyf, Rarities, elegant pre-
[sent..
Y
'-:oJ
tumultuously.
taluJuulJ, Being assembled

~ taWlnu, Imprisoning, con- ~Y tallzln, Making IlOrrowful.

confined, restrained. Restraining onc's- ~ ta1lulUr, Condolence, regret-
lining, restraining. Being imprisoned,
self. . ting. Lamenting with despair.
~ talit, The inferior part. ~ ta1l&in, Approbation, ap-
plause.
Under, below. ~1~Below
the castle. ~ t4AsAiyat, Trimming the edge
of a garment with fringe, lace, etc.
~~ taManl, Inferior, lower. Making muginal notes to a book.
Making a border or margin.
/ " ta/wjjur, Petrifying, becoming
hard as stone. Being heavy, severe. ~talwuun,Retiringtoafortrefls.
Being straight, close. Being strong. Defending one' 8 self.
~ ta1l)ll, Having the feet.white ~ taMil, Celleetion, gain, ac-
(8 horse) ; also making them white by art. quisition.
~ ~ tandid, Describing or pre- ~ taluln, Fortifying, defend-
8l;ribing limit.. Defining logically. }ng, surrounding with 8 ,,-all.
J~~ tahzir, Threatening. putting
i~ ~~r. Admonishing, cautioning, pro-
r;:'
ta/witum, Being broken.
hibitIng. ~ trillllf, Presents, valuable gifts.
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~ luAJfIt, A present. Excellent, JJ~ tal:ltdtwl, Deceiving eIOh
rare thing, worthy of beiDg presented. other.
~ 14Mffia, Being vigilant, t..3~ t~f:! Mutual deception.
ClUltioUL GuardiDg.
~~ WAil...., Altercating, being
'~ l4Ui,.tln, Contemptuously. at variance. [oppol8d.
~ t4Ji1d}, Truth, certainty. ~ls? lakkdltlf, Opposing, being
Prof'SOII, acknowledp1ent. Making ~ tak/M,., Giving information,
right, jUBt, true; investigating the truth.
To ooJilirm, atteIt, profea. adviaing, imparting, communicating,
'1"" .: certifying. Telling.
~. ~'" Certainly. Verily.
~ IaUt, A. royal throne, a
c.J~ la1tlfkdl, Truths, certain- chair of atato, a -t, a IOfa, a bed, or
_ae.:- any place raiaed abovc the ground for
rl:::
pOe.
ItIMUum, Being patient, mild,
Becoming fnt and corpulent (a
Ileepmg, Bitting, or reclining. Tho
capital,the royal residence. ~
:bild). ~~J' A. travelling-bed, a litter.
~ I4MllI, Adorning with brace-
• leta aDd other femalo ornaments. ~ .t""tlm, Sealing well.
~ IiIlJff, Exacting an oath. ~ taUill, Causing to blush.
~ ta1UII, Making lawful. Mar- J!l:i? takllsll, Despising. Render-
rying a thrice-divoreed woman (beyond ing dOlpicable, disgracing.
that it ill unlawful).
~ takkM't'f.l1&, The being tom,
~ lalatwamtd, Patience, long- piereed full of holes. Invonting a lie.
aWferiDg.
~~ Iakkrtl1, Devastation, de-
. ~ tahmll, A. load. Imposing
struction•
• burthen.
~ taMn.", Aft'eetion, love, pity. ({:# tailwij, Instructing in learn-
ing and polit~n_.
~ IaMaIl, Burying (dead) with
odoms. ~ takktuWrult, Sounding,
J~ talulfINJul, Being changed, r1lltling. (u arms, papers, lilks, dry
10&,.01, etc.)
converted. ~roring from place.
~ ~ IaAwIl, Surrounding with a
t.,;,.y.::. tak1ullMlttlt , Humbling one's
lOll, becoming or being humble.
fence. Going round. Rcvolring.
~ tdktllMku", Becoming rough
J! ~ ItlkWII, Change, renovation,
~n habit, face, conversation, or mode of
return, the change of tbe moon. To life).
change, tum, return, revolve.
~ talAlAln, Exasperating.
~~~ takwflat, Rc~olutions, etc.
Making rough or thick.
c.J~ taklgat, Salutation~, etc. ~ taiMf', Appropriating, re-
..
Plur. ot ;~ IiIklgat, A saluta- taini!1l1:' rcaerving for ono's lOll. Do·
tion, compliment, congratulation, ternunmg.
prayer, benediction. ~sU\~, t. ;;.y.::. takkatltlut! Being humbled,
After eomplimenta. bumble, mbducd.
[mcnt. [,.crdnnt.
~ ~,A.stoni8hment, amaze- ~~ ItIUtlfr, Moking green. :ndn~
 ~ 54 c.)J
~~ 8eising, oarryiDg ~~ WAUJlj, Terrifying, threat-
off. eDiDg. MeuoiDg•
. ~ ~, Tranagreesing, J!~ td1UJIl, Giving poaesaion,
'-\amg 80118 beyond bounds. ErriDg, granting a req11ellt, gi'ring one a pre-
bluad8riJig, oft'enaing l1ightly. Imputing fel'8Jlll8 to otben. [chery.
~:t to another, and reproaching him ~ # I4,uUJIa, Accusing of trea-
1 I .~ ... 1.1.kt Wn'li'ng, pam
• tin 1':'.:AWMgyvl,ImaginatioD,fancy.
~. _I,
"0rderiDlr one to write, or to draw ~ht
g. ~ d b) Think
Buppomng, judging (with ou t . -
Jines. WeaTinJ er marking cloth WIth ing vainly of one's Mlf•
.tripes. Drawmg lines. '-=-'~ t4J1Mypl4t, Imaginations,
~ t4J.uftJ, Making ligbt, rais- etc: [hope).

-
ui'g, lifting up. ~ t4J""'tlJ, Depriving (of .-~

~ taVuUl"t, The bein~ dis- ~ tokAytr, Choice, election.

iC?inted, lNlp&r&ted, scattered, di.spellIed, ~ ~Il, Fancying, imagining
~Ted. (Yet without doubt). Forming a j~dg-
~ tIIlWIlluf, Remaining behind, ment"'C?m physiognomy: SuspiCion.
tWring' ThreateniDg thunder or ram (cloads).
.. - . . . • ~ takAyt"., Pitching a tent and
J:s?ttJlMllt, Retiring,abandomng, r-8?ing into it•. COTering with anything
leaTing empty er alone. (for shade).
~ taWiyat, Vacating, leaving ft'~ tlJdtilJtr, Regulations.
em~~. • J>. \.)J ttuld,uul,. Penetrating .or
~ taMUtrl, Making perpetual, being penetrated n:c'Proeally. Ooourring
eternal, immortaL gradilally. Entenng.
~ t4JMUtt, Mixing, confounding, ~'.jJ tadaru", Preparation, pro-
ctiaturbing, perplexiDg any buinea. mon, precaution. Comprehending.
~ taklalff:! Removing, drawing t::i'.jJ tadaJut! Thrusting one ano-
from. • ther back. Repelling, repulsing.
~ faUltj, Al!pointin~ a BUb- JJ\.)J tarldtDUl, Doing anything
ati~te. LeaTing behind. • alternately.
~ t"kAmaA, Coz:rup~on of meat A.)J ttula1J1nw, Meditation, con-
m the .tomach. Indigestion. '.ecture. Deliberating.
.. - Veil'
1.1. , _.u· J
~ ~MtUm"!fII'. mg one B llt:Ll. ~,)J Iarla1JW, Being taken with
Weanng a Tell. bird-lime.
~ taUmf.t, Dividing into five .r-!.)] tarllJir, Regulation. Delibe-
parts. Making a pentagon, or anything - ;"tion, counsel, advice, opinion, foreaight,
of five angles. intention, design.
~~M,,!fn, .Conject~re, opinion. ~~ ~ tarllJtrat, Regulations.
Estimating, Judgmg, valUIng. Opinions•
..~ t4J,umtMn, By conjecture or ~.)j tarl1Jtk, Rubbing with bird-
gnesa, nearly, about, more or leu. lime and catching a bird.
~ t4J""ik, Strangling. , .- ~ UuIa1trtIj, The being tumed
('~- tlloUa.., limIts,
. . boundariea. ~or r8l'olTed.
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y.)J 50 kJ
~~ ~ :Being troubled }~ t.r.Uw, Bemem1lnDoe, oom.-
with amob. _oratiou.
tEj~ ttMltwnj, The being promoted, i (~ ~, Memory, remem-
lIdnnced, _ding at.ep by at.ep. Pro- =r bnDee. A biDe&, aeheclUt, ohIiptioa,
oeediDg, lIdftDCiDg. lwld-writiug.
~,;~ t4lrI1J, Exercising, habitu- ~~ 1tIdt,.,
Commemoration, reduo-
ating. Pati_ in wv. Pirmn_ in ing toJll8DlOl1. To put in the JIIUCllI1ine
reveat. ,eu•.
'If-,;,)J tWij, Advancing by degrees. JJ~ UulltU, Submiaion, humility,
tamm.. .BecomiDr a 1lIIJPw.nt.
, ~,;~ tWij4m,By degrees, slowly,
1Oftl,., at.ep b,. at.ep. ~~ ttIIlIl, Abuement, depre.mon.
~,;~ tadm, Giring lectures. ~J.lJ "1Dt6, Melting, diBIIolving.
BeiDg educat.ed.
;'J~ tawt,., Fraud, deceit; adul-
~~ ttMlftf:! Thrusting, driving, teration.
repelling. BeDderingpoorJ contemptible.
~ to be .purnelL BepulliDg,
~.iJ tA\t6, Gilding.
expelliDg, eubduing. ~.iJ ~, Walking haughtily
~,)J ttMlfU, .Pouring out properly. or majellticall,., with the traiIll1l'eeping
the ground.
~,)J UtUU, Making thin, a1eDder,
y!; _46, Ground, earth, dual
;:e~,.,=::::;' min=~~ y!;y,', Name of the Xhalif.Ali.
JJ,)J t4tWltIl, Toying, fondling, ~\f'y!,:J, ArseniO.
earSDg. BlandilhiDg. Pretending
auger or diIdain (like 10,.. .). Cajoling. ~!.,J turdM, Earthly, earthen~
J.=J,)J tallIl, Wheedling, toying (as earth,..
loTerw). . ~!; tM4v,t, Proceeding slowly,
~~ t4tlmtf:! Weeping, lamenting. "'becoming remiII, JIAlgligellt, indolent.
vJ,)J UtltJfJ1IfII, The becoming COn- J...!; _12M, Sending noiprocal
taminated, dirtied. lIdnee.
~,)J
proIauing.
tdt6t1l, Staining, defiling, 1J:"!;i tarUl, llutual .tidwtion.
Acqni_ce.
.flJ,)J tadufl,., Surrounding, oatuling t:i!,1 tM'I2/t1f:! Referring anything
to turn in a circle. Making round. Re- to a judge b,. mutual egreement.
Tohing. [ing.
cr-J&,)J tIIIlA'fJ, Anointing, besmear- J.i!; tM'dfd, Travelling in com-
pm,..
d.~ ttMla1Yu., Borrowing, getting
into debt. Being tenacioWl of one'. re-
vAS',; tM'tJW, Running together,
ligion. towarda.
.J'~ tGdiur, Mutual mnembranoe.
f!; tat'd__, Being compact, com-
Being remembered. ~ heaped together. A crowd,
throDg, pn&
y~.iJ tduisuh, Palpitation, agi-
ta&iaa. U~ty, doubt, .-peJIIiou ~!; tM'cJ1I6, Compounds, com-
of~ poIitiou.
~!,3 ,.,...... Darting, throwing at v:} tw,. A shield, target. buckler.
ODe another. Throwing one'a lelf down,
l'lIIbiDg fonrard. t.; tarai''''.uA. Sweating, exud-
~ I; taratllf1, Perfumes, odours. ing.
~;3 tarfSUtld. Observing steadily
k,; twNI, A grave. tumulus,.tomb, with attentive eyea, expecting, waiting.
aepulchre. Hoping.
~..; l4r~iyat, Education. instruo- ~.J tar,ll> Adorning witb jewels,
tion, correction. gold, etc. [ing.
~..; 14r~ltr Dividing into four, ~,; tartliyat. Satisfying, content-
making a quadrangular or aquare
~.J tartl~. Moistening, mace-
figure. Quadrating. ~";J(.:., rating.
A qaadraDgular dgure.
~,; I4rt f/, Bleeding at the nose.
~.J I4rll~. Order, disposition,
urangement. ~.J larglaf~. Exciting desire.
J.=!.J emIl, Singing in church. ~; tar/lla, Peace, tranquillity.
~.; larajiuA, Prevailing over, ex- Sitting at rest, quieting, compoeing.
celling. Hoving backwardl and fonraro., ~.J tarak,,"~, Contemplating.
.. a niJIg, or anything suspended in Expecting.
the air.
~,; larlfjjtll, Walking on foot; voJ,; taraHtu. Being moved up
PMDg UIlder the feet. and down, dancing.

w4-.J Itwjamdn. Au interpreter. d,; l4raai, Increase, augmenta-

A tranalator. • tion (of 1Ilary). Promotion, preferment,
advancement. Making a progresa (in
I.Mt;.J lMjatMA, Interpretation. learning), excelling. .
tranalation. ~.J tarat! Mending a garment
tt:".! "","A. Preponderating, out- by inaerting a patch.
weighing, considering .. more rouable ~,; tarifk, Softening, thinning.
or important.
~,; I4rtIMul. Departing, emigrat- rei,; tMilm, Writing. pointing or-
ing, tl'aTelling. thographically, placing the vo....el points.
r;-JJ l4raUtlm. Pity. compassion. ~ tari, Abandoning, forsaking.
~.J Iar"'6, Welcoming a guest leaving. ~, To abandon, desert,
by _ying \ - ..r-.
You are welcome. leave, quit, forsake, throw oft'.

",.:y I4rtltltltul, irresolution, hesita- ~ 1lwi, A Turk. comprehending

tion, 'Wavering, ductuati.on of opinion,
likewiae those numerotlll natioua of Tar-
~naion of judgment. Refuaal, re-
jecting, reaiating, opposition. Conver-
uti.on, correllpondence.
~~ larillj, Following, subjoin-
mg.
~';JJ ""'11, Despising, reprobatiDg.
tars between Kho1'&8lD6 and China, who
all claim descent from Turk, the eon of
J aphet. (Aa thOll8 people have in general
fine coUlltenancea, with large black eyes,
the Persian poets make frequent WIe of
this word to exp~ beautiful youth of
both 1eX8I.) A Scythian; a bartiariaD, a
robber, a plUDderer, a villaiD, a ..-bond.
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,-:.MjJ tlJril;at, Things left after
cle:th, inheritancel, beqUlllts, lepciel.
~~ ttwakluh, Composing. In-
IIel1iDg one thing into another (u letting
• Itone in a ring, putting the head upon
• spear, ete.)
;.s~ ttwha, Inheritances, legacies.
~t.::....5';3 1Wii,tdn, Turkestan,
Turau, TurooDWJia, or Tranaoxania.
l;)~ji 1Wlmdn, A Turcoman, a
ngrant Turk.
~} t4riilJ, Composition, com-
poUDd, compost, mixture.
V-.J turmtll, A bramble. A kind
of Turkish lupin, pulse, a bean or bean-
&hell.
~.J ttwammul, Becoming a widow.
~.J urmfm, Repairing (a house). ~J.J ~', Marrying, taking a
~~ tunut;f, Orange coloured.
rJ.J I«ranum, Singing, modulating.
~~ taayutl, Augmentation, in-
creue.
~jJ tasa1J1Jutl, Foaming, frothing.
V J t4zatS"v Commotion, agita-
tion.
~J taUi,at, Sanctity, purification.
Justifying (by witneues). Purifrin,g
(that part of a man', wealth wbien Ja
dedicated to pious uaee). Giving, and
also receiving alma.
~l taskfm, Being afIlicted with a
rheum.
JJ.J ttlulstll, Commotion, agitation.
.trembling, trepidation. An earthquake.
JI.J tasallui, Sliding, Blipping, faIl-
ing.
p.J t4smlr, Psalmody, singing.
wife.
'"j.J tasatDtDlltl,ProTiding nece888riea
for a journey. Procuring.

V"J~ t.rilI, A. shield, buckler, ~J.J !-tDfJ~ Joining, &alIOCiating,

marrymg.
target.
tf:',jJ I«tvlJ, Placing a value upon
.r..,'; taslDfr, Imposture,fraud, deceit.
(gooda, etc.), making them to be IOld, ~J tasaAAtul, Being abstinent and
eansinJ money to be paid or received. devout.
Establiahing, making to pass or go cur-
rent. d..J tawyy.n, D1'eBlling one's self.
't:,ji t47VIA, Performing anything. Being adorned.
PKifying, eontenting. Ventilating, J! W tMiJlJuk, Running, contending
limning. [clear. in any manner for a wager.
(}!.Jji ttInollc, Straining oft', making hiw taliJ,,"t, Falling or throwing
one'a self into anything.
~) ttwaAAtIi, Dc'\"oting one'B
eelf to religion, entering into a monastery. JW ttuiJlum, Making peace, being
r reconm1ed. .
~.J ttwawiJ, A num1x>r of lampB
iude np in the form of a crcnm, lUI-
CW ttudm,,!&, Reciprocal indul-
pended from the roefil of churchee and gence, mutnal kindnellll and forgivenea.
~bfe: buildingll; (metaphorically)
Other ~~ ttU4ml, Contending for pre-
the . • emmence.
"j'-!.jitiryiJlc, Treacle, antidotes of Io,;iJW tMdwl, Equality.
every kiDd agaiDat poiaona.
~ M:" j ta6llJ, Cauaing, giving
~ ~ t-iJAetm, AooncoU1"88, aorowd. cause.
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~ 1411611, A hymn, the praiae ~ 1Mlaf, CoveriDg (a hoUle)
of God. [of God. with a roof. (lick.
'-=-'~ _111MI, Hyll1D8, praieea ~ talam, lIaking aicL :Being
~ Wit! Dividing into seven ~_",,; ItIdII, 8trikiDg dumb,
putI.. Silencing. [drtmk.
d_. ' J talhli, Melting (gold or ~ taIiI,., Shutting. Making
Iilv:r.) •. • [cealing. ~ ttuil,., Pacifying, quieting.
;?-J t4IIII,.,
Veiling, covenug, con- Establishing (in any plaee).
~ tA,jI/, Confirming, ratifying. J-W
ttualnl, Connecting like a
Getting a lanuit put down in a judge'l chain. Flowing or -'tiDe (&I water
book. Signing anything judicially (&I with a gentle breeze)•
...~ etc.) •• • w:-; ttIItJIlut, Absolute dominion.
~ 1twI1Jm" Riaing or set~g out Commanding despotically.
before day-break, and breakfuting at UW ttualltl' B ·ng receiving
that Cll'lyllour. ,., OrroWl ,
• money per advance fOr gooda to be after·
~ ta,-AI,., Enchanting, faacinat- warda delivered. Anticipating.
~~ deceiving. ~ IlUallllm,Occupying. ReceiviDg
~ talaiWur, Ridiculing. Mu- -
ing o~ent or tnctable. ~ tlUalll,. Consolation, comfort-
~ tAaillkAI Being conspicu- • Ing. The being coDlOled.
~yliberal. ' ~ tAligat, Consolation, relieving
• • • one from anguish of mind.
~ ttuilal,., Oppressmg, compel- ~ •. •
ling to work for nothiDg. talllkA, Flaymg, strippmg.
•
/oJ o1-J tlUdiyaA, Stretehing the warp • talIIA, Causing one to ann.
-and -:-hing it with glue or gum-_ter. ~ ttullt, Giving absolute do-
~ ~ taltll" A~. ~ex~g~ar as- miuion. Being invested with power.
pect of the ItarlI. Dmding mto IIX parts. ~ I • ~ __..., . . • ti
_ ~ """;, AntlClpa on.
~ r.J talaN'Uf:! Hastening. Speed. •; I •
~ .• ~ talll", Reeling yarn. Ar·
"":-!,.,..-l talf'lh, Sendmg m crowds ranging, putting ill order.
(camels). • [le;el. ~ ttullm, Saluting, pronounc-
~b..J taltlA, Equalling, making I ing a be~ediction on any perIOndeceued,
~ ttutl,., Writing, dclineating. by sayIng, ~rUt, Peace be
• •. N· m,,_. A • th with him. Delivering (to any penon).
t:-' IMIlf:! me. .... -f:! ~1D Submitting to, and acquiClCing in, the
part. lNmety. judgment of another. Delivery, coDllign-
C),--J ti"tQn(obliquccase~), ~ent. Resigning, resignation.
~ talammuf:! Listening,hearing.
J.W
.11:..7
tala.u-, escen
D din
g. Bemg~-
•
ignoble, low-born. ~ tlUfniyat, Nomination, appel-
uW tala"""f, The being covered lation. Giving a nam~.
with a roof. ~ tamld, ProppIng (a wall).
~ taal3rat, Giving to drink, ~ Tamlm, Name of a fountain
watering. ill ParadiIe. Nectar.
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~ taI~, Trading, buying J~ talltGtltW, Twisting the
aDd selling. comera of the mouth whilst speakiDg.
~r-J tanDftl, }laking black. ~~ tMNlId, Corroborating, con-
finDing, coDlOlidatiDg. PottiDg the or-
~r-JtanDfl,LuhiQgwith aecourg8. thographical mark lM!l4itl (-) crt'er let-
Jf-J tald1tIl, Becoming easy, ters, which denotea that they Iboold be
doubled; olio the name of the character
makiDg IDlOOth. itself.
~~ taI-lall, Rendering eay. y? tM~, Imbibing, drink-
J~ tuydr, WalkiDg, travelling. ing up.
~ taylh, Gi',ing. Allowing u? tMAtwruf, Being bon01ll"8c1,
to go free.. renowned, rendered glorious, adomed,
decorated.
~ IMyIj, FeuciDg(a wall) with
~~ ItUlIa"", PrimpatiDg with
thOrD&
Dother.
~ luylr, Sending, driving, ~? talMIh, <living to drink.
buIi8hing a great WIly oft'.
~ \:J ItJllldW, Being perplexed,
Wrieate.
t'r 1aIArIA,
Cutting (meat).
Dissecting (a body).
ADatomy.
fl"\..:.J ltulldjtw, Contending, re- ~..rW tallwId, Putting to flight,
ciproeal oppositioa. ~ng. Spreading a bed report, de-
f&DllDg.
~\..:.J ItulJdnd, Society, company.
Being partners. [other. ~? 1aIArIf, HononriDg, en-
J\:J tulld}l, Complaining of each Dobli!!J' dignifying, iDTeItiog with •
eplendld robe. (nitiell.
J'L:..J ttUlJdwur, Conspiring to- ~~r tMlIrifat, Honours, dig-
gether. [gether.
~ \:J ttUlJdyut! Asaociating to- Jjl\~? tM1Irf,. til 1NI1UNIl, Oc-
tober. ~W\~.? tM1Irf,. .,-
~ ta,Aahb"", Being mixed one .ii.i, No_her.
with another.
L-t_. ,. ; tMlJIli, Twisting, plaiting, ~. tlUlIaf:.ttll, Being inflamed.
BurnIng.
clalping the fiDgers, making lattice or
network. "- .'" ,•..J tMlItlh, Being divided into
~ _Mill, Comparison, a simile, 'branches.
allegory. Li~. '-:- ~~J ttU1Igllfb, Raising a tumult,
~~ taI1JIIlJdt, Comparisons, si- exciting lIDytbing ruinous to Dother.
miles. ~j tMlIoffut! Interceding, depre-
..:::-:..; ItuM, A bason. cating. (health•
.i).,.3 talA,/iyat, Curing, restoring
~ UllIoii"f:.' Boasting of, or
displaying strength or courage. ~ tfUlIflt! Admitting the inter-
~ tallIJlt! lIaking or calling CCllliOD of ODe perIOD for another.
bold. JL:.3 tlUWl&vl, Being split, di-
..,~ 144Nuldutl, Becoming strong, Tided•
roblJlt. Corroborated; seisin, and hold- ~ tMAtJUIll', Returning tbaDb
ing llrmly. for faT01IIL PraUiDr.
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~ tcuW1f, Lamenting. J.)\..:zj ttUiUluk, Cultivating sincere
friendship, acting with fidelity and
d. (f~; e.,Ull, Creating doubt. d'ectiou towards each other.
~ laIUlI, Forming, framing, ~.)~ tcudlum, Daahingoneagainst
ftguring. [drop. another.
~ tcullalBhul, Coming drop by ~.J~tcu4riJ,Revolutions,changes.
~ ttUlIammtlt', Lifting up the Conversions.
lappet of a garment• {\.4j
tcud/uh, Shaking handa ;
f~' i tcullammum, Perfuming taking one another by the hand.
r-amelI.
•

slightly. Discovering the cause of a dL.ai

tcud/I, Acting sincerely to
~ ttUhmlr,
Smelling.
Tucking up the gar-
ment. Baring the legs.
~ ttUhml" Exposing to the
. [snn.
e• each other.
\..:zj ttllaluA, Being reconciled to-
~ ~ laid_if, Compositions,
[gether.

works, boob.
~ tMhmlt> Covering with wax.
J!.JW ttUdtDlr, Imagea, e1Bgies,
~ ttUhnlt, Reproaching, blam- figureI, pict1ll'llll.
ing, defaming, alandering, disparaging, ~~dyuh,Calling to one another.
disgracing.
~r tcullatDlDUn, Disquietude, ~ tasabbur, Being patient, or pre-
distraction. Being disturbed, discordant. tending to be so.
J,;.tJ laIhtwJUJUk, Being anxious, ~~ ttUblA, Saluting the morning,
wishing, desiring. L:coming in the morning.
d,;:J tcullafDfDtIA:, Being beset with e:~ ttU-III!, Amending, correct-
thorna. ing. Veril'ying, illustrating. Putting
in order, arranging, reducing to • better
~,.:.J tcuhtDl,n, Confusion. Dis. form.
traction. [desire. ~ ttll-!If, Making an error
(.}!..# ttUAtDlk, Inflaming with in reading or writing. Altering, correct-
ing.
~.F tcuhUJll, Piercing, pricking,
.)~ tcuatltlur, Taking precedence.
being thorny (lUI. tree).
~ tcullaMI, Wishing, desiring, J~ ttuatltluk, AIms, giving alms.
eagerly. -;:i..:.1 tfUatltll, Presuming, attempt-
~ tfUMyyut, Being burnt, ing, daring. Underteking, preparing for.
Opposing, turning away the face.
scorched.
.r.~ tcutllr, Yielding preced(.'nC8,
~ ecu1laytun, Deporting one's-
giving the highest place, or chief seat at
self like the stubborn, prond, headstrong table. Beginning a letter with a J!fO-
devil. romillm or exordium. Sweating. (hllug,
~ 1cullaWVt:' Profesaing to be or taking precedence, ,.ith a stretchCd
of the Mahometan sect of Ali, called out broaat, and a haughty air.
~. ~~ tfUtIIt> The head-ache.
Trouble.
~ tfUlIyll, Confirming, corrobo-
rating, establishing. ring. J.!. ~ laItllk, Verifying, attesting,
ac~nowl~ as true, confirming, ratio
~.)l.GJ tMdtltlJ,Meeting, encounter- fymg, appronng.
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e-i~ ,.,.,.""j, PoaeuiOD, Ule. ~¥ ~j, Contemplation,
Dexterity, industry. ~fa.1, To myltery. Speaking an obecure j&!fOn
(as the Eastern SOPM or religious deTo-
~ enjoy, leise, uurp, to hue in teet). A society 01 men (particularly."
one'. powv. To 1IIe.
~li~ tMtwrwftit, PoseeuiOU8, religiou8 order). ~~\~\,An
u.ges. [tation. anchorite or 8Opb. ~~\rL:,
t(.)~ IMrfA, Evidence. lIanifes- The lCience of mystery, theology.
~~ taltDlh,Approving,praiaing.
~.raj tawff, Changing, turning,
fOnTerting. Inll.ectillJ' conjugatinJ, de- ~,-4l taltDlt, Resounding, ex-
clining (in a grammatica1I1eDIC). CJwJg- claiming.
in( (money) from speciea to .pecies. AJI-
pomting a man to manage a!'ain, with f..~ taltDlr, A pioture, image,
full powera. An in1lcction, declelllion, effigies. 'f0 paint, represent.
conjugation, etymology.
~ ttutIYYutl, Hunting.
~ talf:td, Raising up. Asceud- ~ tQ.Ua1lYuj, Having summer
ing a mountain, going on a decliTity, weather, LiTillg anywhere in the 1Um-
merlCUOn.
~ ttUatJd, Poverty. Becom-
ing indigeDt. J.>.I..::J taddtll:, Laugbiag at one
another.
~ ~9ltlr, Diminution. A di-
mmutiTe DOun. y ) W; ttIda,...h, Being in commo-
tion, distracW among the_ITClI, fight-
~ ttuaJluk, Eumining minutely, ing, squabbling together.
~comparing, reTising, colllidering accu-
rately. ~~ tadatuj, Doubling, increas-
ing, growing,
~ tMjiyat, Purifying, rendering
clear, bright. Liquidation. J!.~ tadayd, :Being narrow (mind
or place).
~ ta/fr, Making yellow or pale. ~ ttldajju,., Agitation, perturba-
~ ttuflj, Arranging, drawing tioD, commotion. ring.
up an army in order of battle. ~ tadaUuk, Laughing, mock-
~ tuftl:, Striking with vehe- ~ tadAiyat, Procffiling slowly.
mence (so that the IOUnd it heard); flap- Sacrificing a sheep when the dar it far
ping the wings (a bird). advanced). [plication.
~ ttJIllh, Crucifying. Making t~ tada1'ru t, Submi88ion, 8Up-
th;; aign of the croll, painting, orform- ~ tadtlf:.1j, Doubling, inoreas-
ing in the shape of a crucih. Making ing, multiplying. Making weak.
bard. Impaling.
~ Uul/lr, Twisting (hair).
~ lumlm, Resolution, firmnellS,
eouatancy• [art. ~ tlldll l , Cutting in slicea.
~ tMannUtt An oetentation of ~ ttJdammufI, Comprehending,
containing, including. Undertaking for,
~ ttunlj, Invention, arrange- becomi~ security (lor the performance
ment, composition, publiahing a book. of anything).
)~ tMtlU'tDfW, Imagination, fancy, ~ Uulmln, Repairing damage,
coneeption, speeulation, auppoeition, re- making .tiafaction for an inj1U'J'. Be-
lIection. Idea. coming eecurity. Lending upon m~t.
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~J"'I ~,at, Making bright, ~ taM}, Dismialling, repndiating
pelluoid, shining. • wife, loosening, liberating.
.J; di tadtlyyv&, Being reduced to ~ tatmft! Exciting avarice by
straits. throwing out temptations.
~ tatlylt, Losing, consuming, i-Jjh1 tataU1U7Uf, Going round (in
defacing. proceaaion). ReTOlTing.
~ tadyf/, Receiving and enter- J;.h! ttdaflJtlJUk, Adorning with a
taining. hOllpitably. CaUBing to incline chain, collar, or necklace; wearing it
ordecliJle. round the neck.
~ taagfi, Restraining, com- ~~ tatlDft! Rendering tractable,
pressing, reducing to straits. Hemming ob8equioua, obedient.
m (an enem,). Arguing closely, putting
lUI antagoDiat to a nonplus. ~# tatUJI1, Extending, prolonging,
~tching out, lengtheaiDg. Proroguing,
(.,~ U:iJ tataW, According, agreeing gtTmg a delay.
one with lUIother.
..~~ tatlJJflan, Prolixly.
~JU:iJ tata,..,A, Feigning deafness.
fi.I:u
tataMu,., Purification, cleans-
JJ\h1 tatdtotd, Usurpation, tyranny, ing, sanctifying, washing (with water).
oonquete, extension of dominion. Trea-
chery. Ruden-, insolence. ~ tat-AI,., Purification.
.-r.U:u tattlpr, Flying or lIuttering ~\,j tatayyvlJ, Being embalmed,
here and there. lUIointed, perfumed with aromatics or
sweet herbs.
~ tatahW, ProfeBBing the
medical art. [ing. ~ tataylb, Making beautiful,
fragrant, sweet, scft, delicate. Mitigating,
~ tatbfi, Comparing, confront- soothing, conciliating, pleasing•
..~ tatlnian, In conformity. ~ taty''', Causing to lIyor move
with rapidity. •
J,;h3 tataf"f"tlk, Opposition, croBBing,
division, distraction. Opposition of ay- ~ taty'n, Bedaubing with clay.
non)'1llll• rllliu tazalum, Injuring one another.
.1.!}u tatrill, driving away, repuls- Acting unjustly. Complaining of mutual
ing, holding out or brandishing ascourge. injuries.
PUrsuing. ~lliu taztZ"ur, Assisting and defend-
,.J".!.'p tatris, Embroidering, orna- one's ing one another. Appearing, exhibiting
self. [the shade.
menting the edge of a garment.
~ tattlm, Giving to taste. En- ~ tInallul, The being shaded, in
~ a branch of one tree upon ano- ~ taJlfl, Placing in the shade,
tner to-gin a lIaTOur to its fruit. holding an umbrella aboTe any person.
i)\,i tatfiyat, Extinguishing. ~W tatatub,Expostulating with,
~ tatftA, Filling till itover1lows. recriminating, aoouaing one another.
~W tatdi}b, Wonders•
.......u:u tatalh.IlJ, Enquiring, interro-
gating, BMrChing, roqueating again and J.>W tat4tlul, Equality, parity.
again. The being equal, just.
~ taUlt! Lifting up, caaaiDg to "'r!.>W tattJdJ, Carrying on mutual
_do hostilities. Injury, oppreBon.
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~.JW Iac.rJrwl, Opposition. Dis- (}-..::.AJ lae1k, Making old.
obedience.~ ReeiBtaDce. .. -
~ tae'jjuh, Admiration, won-
'"'"'i?'W u"druj,
'- Knowing one ano- .!";ft_
--e' Being ItruJge, IUlprising.
er. Acquaintance. ~-
. "1 • '-'. u"tljruf, Being troubleeome,
l..lll:'W tat.atuf, Having a mutual ~
d'ectation. importunate,
or reverence.
han., no - of shame

~W Ut.dtl, Giving reciprocal pre- ..~ ~f:!'.ijulan, In haste. Hastily.

_fa. GiriDg the attatioD to aaythiDg. •
Endeavouring. ~ tflf,/'I1J, Bemg struck with
~W "t.tintll,BehavingpompoUllly. ad~iration.
"""':;W "taW Succeeding one ~ urJ'1.·, To oppreu, to injure,
~ (u day ~ night, etc.) to ~ to render completely wretched.
v-S'\.J
Ult.aiu, Conversion, in- ~ ufJ'Il, Haste, making haste.
TeniOll. To hOlteD, vge, p~ accelerate, to
jl _ make haste.
'V.. IAJ Ut.4~, ~g, exaltin~ one'.s '~ U 'lltIn Hastil •
Bell. appeannr eonlJllcU01l8. Bemg enu- • • ~, Y
Dent, supreme; e1efttion. The third .,)\~ taelatl, Numbering. Com-
person preterite "f:.iiW ill often joined putation. [Tariety
to the name of God, and explained in an .. . '
.ecti \I. Th .,)~ tatatldutl, Plumhty, number,
adcr ve senee, as c'1AJ, e ..
mOlt high God. I..;. ..,j~ tlltaddl, Cruelty, tyranny,
J..W tatamul, Dealing together. oppreaaion, eIorbitancy, eIC-. violence•
.Aeting together. ..,j.»cJ, To oppreas with tyranny
W til atlll Being blind. Fe' _ and injumce. Tattuldi, Passing from
..;:- b~ , 19D one to another. Being transitive (a
ID«. verb). Passing, lupeneding. Being
,jJ W "t.dntd, A mutual embracing. infected with a contagion and communi-
. W ta dtDllff, Aasisting. Con- eating it one to anothl'r.
~'. .
spumg. t ..
[spmng. I. ._~ ~- hI Equat'lon, reo ti~
~""""" -la.,
.
,ymg,
.)JbW U dlwJ, Confederating, con- adj1l8ting. Justice, equity.
l.:J\.aLJ U r:altMldt,nsplrBCles,
Co • • ('!.~. tat.dtm,
Itroymg
Annihilating, de-
[ t
mutual complCtl, leagues, or agreements. .' men •
I. ~_" Re chin h '--"" ~ tfle-Ifb, Punishment, tor-
;'IIU -t.a1w, proa g eac . .: ~
• other. Y ~ tata""", Being Arabic, or
~ Itstb or Utflh, Lasaitude. A;-bian. Becoming like an Arabian.
:rouble. Labour. ...;jU UeltT1ltl, Opposition, obstacle,
~ uf:!IilnMl, Receiving as a servant. impediment. Oppression, injury, 1011.
The being piou, devout. ~.JU Utrib, Pronouncing Arabic
~ Ui!ltl, Reducing to slayery, ~bly to the rules.. qo~orming a
reeein., as a servant. foreIgn word to the ArabIC Idiom.
~ Ui!fI', An explanation, inter- ~jU Utrill, }laking a vine-
pretation, declantion, narration. arbour; propping a vine.
~ "tMI, Being auten, knit- vi'!.jU Utritl,Enlarging, extending.
ting the braWl. Malting conspicuous.
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U;,jU "trif,Aftlrmation, 81111ertion. ~
Explanation, notification.
J.!.jU "t!"k, Causing one to per-
spire. [lence.
~ "tsiVat, Consolation, oondo-
t.r!", CaU8ing to sneeze.
w~ "ttll, Rendering uaelesa.
_Abandoning, neglecting.
~ "raBUrn, Magnificence, gran-
deur. Pride. (honour.

;.j1U "tSI,., Correction, n-proof. ~ talSltll, Reverence, respect,

Teaehing politeneaa. ..~ tatsl"'., In honour of.
j!JU tatsls, Rendering powerful, Reapectfully.
glorious, victorious, excellent, rare, pre- ~ ttJtaJ!un, Becoming putrid, cor-
eious, magnificent. rnpted, rotten.
v.tU "t" Perdition, ruin. ~"w, ~ tatakkrul, Being tied, bound,
Perdition catch thee! connected, futened.
~ tat.auu,.,· Difficulty. Being ~ ta:.al:kul, Foreseeing, compre-
diftlcult. [preaBion. heDding~ understanding.
, .; ," -.J tatauuf, Iniquity, op- t(l~ kia, Twiating together,
~
~ "f!I,., Rendering difficult. making many knots.

~ "t,II, Dressing victuals, or

~ tatakhu:, Leaning upon a stick.
making sweetmeats with honey. .#
tai'dr, Making dirty, render-
~ tatafMJuu;,lIaking, or falling ing. impure, bedaubing, beamearing,
lOihng.
in 10Te.
~ tat/_'ll, Leaning upon a stick.
~ "tafl,AI, Supping. J'-i,).jU
~,
To dine and sup. uLu tattultlk, Parentage, relation-
ship, friendship. Commerce, correspond-
~ tat,AI,., Decimating. Dividing ence. Attachment, dependence. Hanging
into ten. upon, being suapended to. Being de-
pendent.
~ ttJ t tJUU1l, Partiality. Being
attached to one's kindred. Obstinacy. ~UJ...j tatallukdt, Relations, etc.
Severity, inflexibility. [tected.
wtJ..Aj ttJtal/ul, An excuse, pretext.
~ talauurn, Being defended, pro- Refusal, aversion, repugnance.
~ 4lU ta..,fb, Binding the head Bei?g cajoled, pacified. ~w~
'with a fillet."- _A frivolous or weak exouse.
~ ttJt"r, Pressing (grapes).
. ~ tatallum, Being taught. J~
#. "laU",
being frilgrant.
Making perfumed, ~ Teaching and being taught.
~ taf:alll, Being high, ascending
~ ttJtattuA, Feigning thirst. by degrees.
, ; \., ~ tatattuf, Commiserating. ~ taiJi!l4t, Elevating, raising,
~eiug indulgent, propitious.
pulling or hoisting up.
~ tat!fJ, Feeding well (with
~ tatattul, Being idle, vacant. fodder).
~ tat!Ir, Perfuming, di1fuaing ~ Utlfk, Suspension. Delaying.
odours. Bdng IWIpended.
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~ "lll., Erudition, instruction. ~ tatGWflh, Reproaching, ac-
J4IU ~ •..-i, Going deep, or far cusiDg, rendering inf'amolll.
~ uythiDg. ~ tatylb, RepIWChing, Ie-
~ tat 4lJl_"-, Putting on the T~g. disgracing.
turba 01' tiara. ~
t4f:1Itl, Celebrating a festival.
~ taai,at, Blindness. Dark- ~ t4t gfr, Putting to the blush.
Rep~hing, abUBing, reTiliDg, em-
- . ol.curity. Being enigmatical.
~ Iat._Itl, Baptizing. graemg.
.r--J "t_Ir, Repairing, restoring,
~ tatyl,n, Supporting" main-
~. MakiDg any place habitable, ~ t4 t ylt, Crying out. [taining.
cdint.ed, and populous.
~ tat_Ii, Deepening. Pene- ~ t4t gfll, Assigning, deputing,
tratiDg deeper, puhmg' farther. ordering, appointing, IlItabliahing, pre-
leribing, specifying.
~ t4-cnl . , Rendering nnh·eraal. Ji\cj tagltiljrll, NegligenCt', inad-
~ ytllliy4l1, Mystery, enigma. ~,carel_ _. DiEnulation,
_ fiction. FcigDiDg negligence.
. ..:.d tat:CUIlIi, Fatigue.
~. -
AftIiction. ~W
'AAI..·'··~ 0 vercommg
11'- --:/""'_, ' one
~ 141t.~ Inconvenience, re- 'another. [other.
p1WCh. ,;.-W tagM"..", Winking to each
~ ut.fIf}, Grasping the neck
BMtIaer.
of
[curved. ~
.- t Abf Bait·
ag r,
( 'lin
mg or 901 g
... - t4 ' Be· WIth) duat.
~JlU ~K'UJtlJ, lngbent, crooked, ~ ttl Wtlf D' .
~.'" - 4_ • _ _ .~ Be' ..; Y , mmg.
"".,-., "t"'--, mg accustomed, •. ,
• familiar, habituated. ~~ tagluJ'Yat, Causing to dine•
.J~ ta t atl1lOl&'l, Flying (to God). ~~ tagllaal, Beingnourished, fed.
-
~yU ~""'tlt, Barking, howling,
- taglulrrulJ,
y)J Travelling to fo-
ff:yU "t.-tDij, Bending, pen-erting. .reign parts. Going towards the west.
~yU "ttritl,Habituating, training. .J~ tagAa7T'Ul1, The singing ofbirds,
.i" yU tao fIlia, Having recourse to the ~/U tag"""/-, Gargling in the
-n..:o- .;;,..... eYil throat. The re~erbcration of words in
--1~--- . thet~

.J!~~~.Depriving of an eye, ~jJ taglwiyat, Anointing. Gluing.

~yU "'ttDftl, :Recompensing, re- V"'!./U ta/lril, Planting a tree.
wuding. V!.}U taglrik, Immerging, plung-
~yU ¥}, Suspending, delay- ing, duckiDg, droWlling, sinking.
Dr. .~iDderiDg, pre~enting, a~erting, r-/U taglwfm, Compelling Olle to
~. , . ~y. (especiall~what ho docs not owe).
,.,.aj
i -J-
taoc:tot",' Laymg down com Fining, mulcting.
..
(ns ~) by handfuls. Bearing J,.;.iJ tag1J.amll, Washing the body.
hit eYer)' lIeCODd Jeer (data). ~ ~"':'~ t ~_1' _1 Co' 'Ii
~~ 1L...J.lHul '0.-._;... t ~ ag,..,.,yutt, vermg, vel ng,
~ -r---' L &V........, agreemen . hiding.
~
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~ taglttJllitJJ, Being provoked ~ ta/tUttl1&, Being open, unbarred,
·fo8Dp'. unlocbd.
~ tagMJW, Being care1eea, being ~ t8/att,,}, Being split, broken,
nlJ1igent, cleft.
~ t4g1tldltl1J, P.nrer, superiority, ~ t8/attvl, Being twisted (rope).
predominance; tyrmny, oppre8ion.
Sobjecting, subjugating, taking poII5- ~ taftJt, Breaking, crumbling.
(01 • city).
ROB
~ t8ftJA, Opening, unbarring, etc.
~ to.g1Jft, Cawsing to err. Ae-
~ of an error, reprebeading, dool- ~ t8ftJd, Enquiry, examina-
ing. tiOIl.
~ tag1Jfs, ~ aggra- <3-. pi t8flil:, Splitting, breaking,
Tatiug; aggrandizing, thicbniDg. bUl'lting (anything lewed).
~ tagAlf}, Shutting the door. ~ t8ftJl:, Goat's hair resem-
~ tagltam",tMl, (God) covering bling silk, and oftca more Taluable.
(liDs) with mercy: (_TiJJg a sinner.) ~ t8flfl, Twisting (a rope).
~ tagAmltl, Half shutting the
eyeL ~ ta/aU"" Investigation, dia-
i..iU tagllatmt;, Using all the en-
C}.uilition, enquiry, demanding informa-
tion.
• delIriDg
~~
and attitudes 10Ters.
words
to.g1wJigaA, Seducing, deceiv-
of
? proud,t8/tsW:A1Ir
(or ~), Being
boasting, thinking ninly of ono'lI-
ing.Eluding. 8elf. Being eulted, honoured.
~ tagTtayp,., Change, alteration. ~ taftAlr, Excelling auother in
j- Chaugiug.
glory. Foretelling glory and happine-.
c.:.J~ t4gTtayp,.dt, Changes, etc. ~ t8fl1&'"., Magnifying, hOD011r-
~ t4g"'16, Cauaing to absent. mg.
Conoealing. [chaDge. ~)J tfl/arrt;, Recreation, relax-
~ tflg""'" Alteration, making a ation of mind, W'IIlking, Tiewing, contem-
plating, beholding.
'].\AJ lllfiJ-ulan,
.
CUU I;. ~ ,#At.
.fI.v~It,
Prognosticating
An appI e. [well. .»3 III/Qrrvtl, Being singular, in-
comparable. Singularity, IeparaQon
r>-. \AJ lII/dUw, Boasting among (from the rest of the world).
th8llll81Ttw. k)3 tafarrvt, Preceding, excelling
r,\AJ t8/d"''', Co~mentaries, para- others.
p~. Explanations. ~ ta/arrwt! Being propagated,
~\U ta/dlll (or ~\U), Divisions multiplied (branches).
into sections, distinct ~.
~,,\U ta/dUJUt, DifFerence, distinc-
~ ..;u ta/arT'flgA, Being vacant, at
'-leisure. [ration.
tion, ~aratioB, disparity, discrepancy, J)J t8/a,."u;, Discrimination, sepa-
contradIction.
~J \AJ t8/dwwJ, Consulting together. ~~ ta/rfj, Relaxing the mind.
Baniahing grief or anger.
~ t8/Qttvt, Being broken to
pieces. e..}J ta/rJ1L, Exhilarating, rejoicing.
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i::iJ liIjrI11a, Hatching (birds). ~ IGftt., Making one to under·
ShootiDg forth bl'lUlches. stand, to look at, or to coDSider anytbiDg.
~}i Ia/rit, Acting careleuly, de~ 0)19; la/flHwl, Searching for, en·
1Ieient in tho performance of any duty, quiring diligently. To onquire after the
forgetting, relinquishing, losing an op- health. fjeeta.
portunity. ~ ta/aJ:W, Studying divine Bub-
~~ e./rIt' Producing branches• .r.:'ID Ia}if,., Rendering poor.
Being produced, generated. • _. •
~}i Evacuating, empty- ~ ta/iI", Teachlng the law.
ttI/rIg",
ing a v-t. JJJ
Ia/aldw.,., Thinking, redacting.
J!.~ ~/rflc, Sepl1l'l1tion, division, di.;; Ia/UW, Being disjoined,
, diatinction. • diIsolved, IIOJIU&ted, broke open.
litp t4/rilcart, Separately, etc. ~ IGftllc, DisjoiniDg, eepa-
~..}J tII/riJ:, Rubbing with the ratiDg.
hand.. JiJ tflft, Spittle, saliva, froth, foam.
~jl tajilt' Striking with terror. ~ lajlfl, Being indipnt, un-
.;:.JJ • able to pay debts. I>eclariDr 0118 a
t.... tafauflA, Being ample, capa- bankrupt. Name of a city.
c:~~ (pJaee). ~ tfl/artg, A musket, an iron
L taftJllfJllc1l, Being diaeolved, rocket 1U8d in WIl'.
broken, destroyed. JjA1 la/fItIIfOfIl, PreSllging happily,
~ l4Jfnd, Destroying,overthrow- ~ a good OJDllll from • JWDe, ete.
ing. CorruptiDg, ruining. Foretillling.
~ Ia/n,., Explanation, commen· ,yjA3 ta/auJUJtI1&, Speaking, pronounc-
tary, paraphrue, an interpretation. ing, beingtalkativo, delivering (a speech).
~ taJaIIfIA, Displaying elo- ;.,£J ta/wl", Causing to boil or fer·
quonce. mont.
~ l4JflEl, Distinction, division ~,RJ Ia/wftl, Committing, resign-
~~), diBlection. ProIWty in ing, codding, referring to ano&her.

'~ ~~), ~:{aMum, Understanding, per-

v_
ttl/lElia (or
Diatinclly,
plained. at full length, cloul,. ox-
[eminent. -.4AJ.'.
,._ e.17.fm,
:/,. Teaching, inetru....;.....
~ IGfadhl, Excelling, being UJ taki, Take care!
dread! avoid!
~ ta/tlfd, Covering or orna- J.! liJ tai4lnd, Encountering, Btand-
mentiDg by inlaying with silver. ing face to face, looking at one another.
I .::-: ttll"tlfl Preferring exalting. JjliJ tautlll, Contending, fighting,
~ :/' , , alaying.
Preference, pre-eminence. ~' ,)liJ tMilth,. The fates divine
I .::.1 1 • • ;. , ,
~ 1, 4. comparative or 8Uper- decrees. .
J:iiTe JlO1D1. '-:J)liJ l4Jidrull, Approaching one
L : ~ 1"".U..
4 .. Undentand'mg, another. Being near.
~ woJ""'''.'
pmcionce. V \aJ tal:df'flt' Casting lots.
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~).iJ taka".,., Aseociating. Fol- ~,w tolrdim, Giving precedence,
lowing. :Being allied. desiring to go before, or take the chief
r:: w ttzJ:itnm, Dividing among one
, ~. place, preferring, promoting. Proposing,
aft'ering, holding 01lt.
another. (drop. y)J tokan-ub, Aeceee, approxima-
,;k\A:i taldttw, Distilling drop by tion, anion.
~\iJ taldlfb, Changes, revolu- t:~takart'UA,8uppnratinl(a80re).
tiona. The 1ici.-itudes of fortune. :Being corroded with ulcers.
JJ\iU toldWfll, Conversing together. )")J tdarrur, Being hed, eata-
rJ \A:; tahiwum, upRising
another, gettingto
one against
fight.
blished. ~ firm, settled, confirmed.
Relation, repetition, account.
~,\i:s taldtofm, Calenders, ephe- ~.}J takrfb, Approaching, prox-
maras. Plaoes of planets. imity, neighbourhood. An occasion,
'_. ::-~- WlJIl, Kissing. A kiss. conjuncture. Appearaace, probabilitr·
~ Pretence, motive. An offering, a sacn-
J.tnumbers.
pi taktfl, Slanghter, killing 1lce. To giye lICOEIllI, to cause to approeeh.
To offer a1ictim (to God).
~ takaAAum, Rushing violently. "~.}3 talribtm, Neal" to, about.
:BehaYing llIlIioualy or importunately in J!..}J tamr, Strengthening, con-
anl matter. tirmation. A narrative, relation, recital,
~ tak-.ilm, Precipitating, thrnat- account! detail. A confession, extorting
ing one thing suddenly into another. the truth by torture.
.J~ tdatldtw, Being pre-ordained, l.:i.? tamn, Associating, aecom-
6leoreed, predestiDed. B~ measured, panying, joiniDg together.
proportioned. Possessing mtrinsical1y h.:.£j taluwvt, Distributing equally.
the power or force of &Ilother given ob-
iee;; being equal (one thing to anotheJ'). ...:.a:s taiauum, Dividing, Beparating.
~~ tdatldUl, Being pure, holy. l:Being divided, scattered, dissipated.
:Be~j.purificd. Maling one'_If clean, ~ taulm,Division, in arithmetic.
puriJying. Sanctifying. I:
.. ~ taiaddwn, Preoodence, pre- ~ tahuMmw, :HeiDg peeled,
I 11
exec enoe, preference.
skinaed,
.. _.
unbarked.
• • °
&.:Jl..~ taktultltImlit, The plural ~ tauhlr, Peeling, exconating.

_of r~. 11'

[ ~ taulr, A defect, error, fault,
a S1 ogmn. -failure. Abbreviation. (etc.
M,w taUimat, The proposition of ".:,A. .
:r--. . ".cQ.'l takBiratJ
Errors ,
defects ,

~.1Aj tvhlltl, Drying in the air or - _ . °

1ID.0king (flesh cut into oblong pieces for ~ takattur, lRoppmg, bemg
future UIIll). ready to drop or distil
~~ ttllulIr, Predestination, the in- ~ takattu , Cutting into maDJ
entable decree, fixed fate. parts. Diasol~g. Dividing the die.
4:)!J:!,w tolull,.iit, Plural of.;..,w,· terent departments of my business among
.. .1\ \ -- The di'
as ~ &.:J~..u.i, VIne e-
d one an.otlier.
.t.li~ .I_7..t DO tillin'
~ ~-~ ~ ~
~.1Aj taUI', Sanctity, purity; ~ taitft> The cesura, or paUH
IlUlctifpng, magnifying. in Ycrse.
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~ WIll. Gathering grapes. ~"AJ tduJId, Substituting one
UiW tda/luf, Trembling (es- thing tor another
pecially with cold), ehatt.ering (the teeth). ~~ Wwlm, An ephemeris, calen-
J::.ID ttlkftl, Locking doors. dar, almanao. AdjutiDg, bing a price•

~ tMtUluh, Arevolution,cbange. .# IGUUw, Betiring back.

~ tdI, Pioua, fearing God.
'-=-'\J..U tMtUlubat, Revolutions,
-chaDges. ~ ~, Becoming purulent
~ tahJllfltl, Giving an investiture. (wound).
PuttiDg a aword-belt round the Deck or .\;A; ~fItl, Attention, diligence,
:Ter tJie &boulder. [up.
~ ~t, Being removed, tom
application. "';iiJ, To give atten-
tion, ~ dedic:ase ODe's endeal'oU1'll to gain
~ taldIb, Bevoh'ing, inverting, an>:. pomt. •
conl'~, turning upside down,rel'olt- ~~ ta1&yll, Making purulent (a
iDg. Rolling, tumbling, throwing 011'. '-wound).
~l.U taHll, Waxing strong (a ,r.\(j ttWibtw, Playing the great
plant). ~n~D ODe another, behaTing super-
~ ttlilItl, Imitation, representa- _ eilio y.
tion, a counterfeiting. ,'tU taid-at, .A. prop, a support, a
~ tailIf:! Removing, splitting, walkiDg-atick, a c:uahion, a pillow,
teariDg up. ~\(j ttlJ:ittub, Writing to one
~ ttlilIl, Diminishing, causing another. [tually.
to_~ook 1 _ . . ~tU taJ:ittum, Dissembling mu-
~ tamtr, Toasting bread. )\(j taJ:itlfW, A multitude, abund-
1."aJ tdwil, Piety. The fear of ance. Multiplying.
God. See lojiJ. y.itU tahuub, Lying, deceiving
4.:.JjA.1 ttlhIunotd, Being nourished, ~~ other.
supported. rJ\)oJ taJ:itrum, Being honourable.
V"'j Aj tdaUJflnll, Being crooked, DisdainiDg anything mean.
c:urt'ed. Arming with a bow. J...\(j taid., Negligence, indo-
r5iJ tdawroum, Becoming consti- lence. In1lrmity.
tuted, couftnned. [abstinence. -...A:. \.(j W«uAuJ, Disclosing (their
o.,!,aJ tahJIi, The fear of God, piety, mntual 'riCllll) to each other.
I.ij'iJ tahJf.DtDf, Becoming powerful, ~ \.(j tdalum, Revisiting, conversing.
strong, courageoua. ~\(j ttlkilllJ, Impositions, public
L,a; takwiyat, Corroboration, con-
- 4:_:ft8 1 rtityin. • _I'
b~ena, taxes: ~1Jutea, exactions, op-
prolSlOns, contributiOD8.
-.-..oe, 10 g, restoring, COllllOrtiDg, I" _ 7. • •
promoting, propagating. ~ \)oJ ttI~dyutl,DecelV1Dgone another.
~~ tal/CII, Bending the bow of ;tJ takahh"r, Arrogance, haughti-
10Te. :Becoming crooked, decrepid (old n-, pride, 10ftin!"1 presumption, ambia
men). tion, grandeur. Bemg proud, etc.
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~ I.1»1r, Aggrandizing. Mag- ~ taJ:auub, Gaining, 8tudying
nifyiDg God by saying.;:S1 ~ I, 'to gain.
God ia greateet.. ~.(~ taktulflr, Being broken, spent,
.J"'dcbilitated•
~ lMtIi, Auemblingordraw-
ing uy an arm.y in diYiaioDl. WritinJ, ~ talIfr, Breaking in pieces.
teaching or causing to write. I(.3 talmf, Eclipsing, darkening
.; _ "

~'; tall."., Concealing, covering, (the 81IJl).

r=niding. ~ taui,aA, Investing with a
4' ('I ttJiamw, Being multiplied. robe, etc. [clOling.
~ enriched. ti.,~ (; ta1l1fj, Rel"ea1ing, dis-
I

~ taidr,Augmenting,inereuing, JA(i takaffiJ, Becoming security,

I ~~~plying. giving caution for another.
~ tlllaMul, Tinging the eyes. ~ ta1eftr, Covering. Expiating
J~ taI:aJdtw, Being turbid, im- a crime (doing penance or J14ying a
pure, dark (colour, liquor, etc.).Being mulct 81 atonement). [the dead.
maturbed, alBicted, unfortunate. ~ ta1eji", Shrouding, burying
.;!..»J taleilfr, Rendering turbid. , i ~ - t 1.-11.' I .
- • • • 1.1 j. ~ a_ tfI, nconvenlence,
Offending, distressing.;' I.s:'~.»oJ trouble. Ceremony, diaimulation.
Perturb&tion of mind. •
.......-J.i!1 talzli, Accuaing of false- ~~ tIIW_/iJt, .Troubl~, inoon-
·hood,- " th li YllJllencee. Ceremomee, compliment&.
gmIlg e e. -
)j.:; talrdr, Repetition, doing re- ~ tal«dlul, Being crowned, put-
~J..dl
~y,
•
ouoe more, agam. _tmg on a crown.
UN,Jj.:; taiMdtll, Being contracted, ~ takaUum, Conversation, elo-
compreuecL [rating. quence. Talking. ~, To con-
J}J ta1arrw, Repeating, reite- vene, to speak, to relate, to tell.
P
v--i talar/tII, Being contracted, ~ eaur., Calcining. Plastering.
~m~. ~ taldIf, Ceremony. An o1l'er·
r
~ taiarnlm, Being honoured, ing. The imposition of a burthen.
1IlIIllDi1ied, dignifted, ennobled, liberal, ~ taldll, Crowning.
dilifaining everything base. Honour, :
glory, nobility, dignity, liberality. J40 tal4mmul, Being entire, per-
ij; ~ , Loathing, detesting. !ect. absolute. [betraying.
,;..j.:; tahir, Repetition, reply, re- ~ tal4mmu,., Lying ·in ambush,
visal, renewal. ~ talmll, Perfecting, finishing,
~P tII};m Laying the founda- c;.0mpleting, satisfying, performing.
: f ~ • - ' . (~4_L..., ill takannl, Being described by 8
tiono 8uOU8C. '-=-'~..r KIIWI,dt, ~ which h81 properly another mean.
Dedications. [enee. ing. See the next.
~j.:; taMlm,Honour,reapect,rever- i_ .t..; ~;,.e, Making tl8e of ~o
-.l..J:or
&.:,;:
(~ 4_L..., -t
--.ma, Reverence8, rhetoncal' fi~, metonymy (by whreh.
the matter 18 put for the materiate, u
lalutatioDl. ' He died by steel,' i.,., by 11 sword.)
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r!.,u ,.1",1.., Accumulating, heap- ~ tMUl., An explanation, de-
claration, a report or abstract of .tate
!Dg up.
l:,}!.,u tllhol", Creating, producing, a/fail'll .pl'll8CI1tOO. to the king by the rete-
rendan8l.
AiriDJ a being or beginui.u« to, cauiDg
to ulst. .ii..u Waa.., Pleasure, taking
pleuure.
~ tdiytJA, A place of repose,
uything upon which one 1-. A ~ tGltItt"f, Blandishment, fa-
_pillow. vouring, shewing kindn_.
J3 tall, A little hill, a heap of , -
and, etc. Ul:JJ tala""J.", By favour.
~lJ toldlau, Looking back at one l.:JLi1JJ tGltJlt.J4t,Careuea, favoun.
uother. [lively.
~ 1tIltfj, Careuing,comforting.
J:"-JJ
IiIldAd, Following 811CCCS-
~JJ 1MdM1, Dispersion, annihila- ~ tGltIal, Burning, darning.
tioa. [able. ~ t.u.Uu, Playing, tri1ling,
~JJ tGldtuf, Benevolent, favour- tol1ng·
~ tGltIf, Ruin, destruction, kill-
r1='JJ Wdt_, Fighting, bllffeting.ing. Profusion, eIpeue, prodigality,
~',..."r1='JJ, The dashing of the eonaumptio.. Losing.
u!lb, Telegraph. waTell. ~ tGltIjiIt, Bending, turning
away (the r-). Couaidering tm1C1
jJJ tGld};f, A meeting, re-union. cire1llll8tanCe.
JJJ til41, Mountains. 1::lli ttJlajW, Pronunciation, ex-
prealion. Articulation, speaking.
,.i...JJ tGldflliuA, 8cholan, pupils,
~lli tGlo.Jfvf, Wrapping one's-!8lf'
di8ciples, studentll.
IIp. Beinr involved, enveloped, wnpped
i}J til4",., or tGlaUHJI, Beading,
~ talJII, Pronunciation. Iup.
meditation.
r;JJ IiIldll11lfll, Mutual acculI&tlon. ~ Wftf, Involving, covering
up.
~ tali, Loa, damage, destruc- ~ WJlle, Sewing together.
tion.
~ t4llJtI, Dressing, clothing, ~ t.za1W, Assuming a sur-
puUiDg on garmenta. Concealing (the 'name (or title).
truth, the faulta of good. on sale, etc.) l:J1J tII14k1erlt, Collectingeverywhere,
eheatinlr, deceiving. Failing in proving ptheriag up (what is fallea on the
one·.alfegatiou. Fruud,fallaCy. A kUlTe. ground).
Kist1lre, eonfusion.
~ tallefi, Giving a surname
~ ~14urI"., KiSlling. Veiling the (or title).
~ _tGl;'ffll, Bridling. (mouth. ~ Wlefn, Instructing, inf'lrming,
~ w.l&lw.f, Covering with a ~ tal" (!em. of ~.;), She,
sheet, etc. that.
~ talAI,., Speaking bedIy, pro- ~ t.lmiA, Indicating, showing~
~cing the vowels with impropriety.
8pea1tiDi melodiously, reading with a ~ tfllmls (or ~, A scholar,
sweet toDe of voiee. mdent. A disciple.
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~")3 ~, Pollution. Con-
tamination. Being stained.
1,;)")3 ~,., Being coloured.
Being adorned. Changing colour.
~\.i")3 talafDtDUftdt, Changes, vi-
cilsitudee.
~p taltIwwf, Being bent, distorted.
Twisting one's sell.
~,u talllJiyala, Twisting, bending,
shaking the heBd. Turning it away.
p
l.;)!. taltDfff, Colouring, adorning,
distinguishing.
~ taltJMulJ, Burning, 1la~g.
~ ta1IJlWIf, Lamenting, regret- ~ tamatt"t, Gaining, nWtg, en-
ting (anything neglected). Crying Ah ! joying.
alas!
ufJ talla!, Playing, sporting, un-
-bending.
~ talhfh, Burning, iD1laming.
~ talMyala, Loving, delighting
in, uubending the mind, taki~ amuse-
ment (in order to forget grief). Dis-
miBsing, lotting alone.
~ talAfJ, Crying out in anguish,
Ahl .
~ taltIw-, Being softened,
smoothed. Being caressed, cajoled.
Being gentle, placid, benign.
~ talayytm, Softening, smoothing.
Cajoling, flattering.
?Ifmfn!J, It is finished. This word
(ory\:.~l\?, The book is1inished)
is generally written at the end of a book,
similar to our FinN or TM Ettd.
",~W ttmlddl, Pictures, images.
~W tamdjtld, Contending for
glory.
...,;.JW tamdtlf, Perseverance.
~jW tamdncd, Feigning a disease.
{)\..J tGlJl4lfIA, ;resting together.
rW "mdm, Entire, perfect, com-
plete, safe, untouched. All, whole.
Finished, accomplished,performed.
Conclusion, end, tennination. ) ~
r W, Full weight. rW.;..i, Full
Moon.
'\...W tamd"..,., Wholly, entirely.
Totally, completely.
~JW tamatDUt, Feigning to be
deed. Xilling onc'_I1.
J!.
W tamdyul, Inclining, leaning
to a side, stooping.
("'!. W tamd,im, Amulets, charms.
~ tamdl, Comparison, simili-
tude, resemblance. An allegory, parable,.
fable, apologue.
~~<tJ tamlfliit, Examples, alIe-
ri!.ee,
etc.
~tamajivd, Being glorified.
~ tamjfd, The glorification of
GOO.
~ IIImlli,alI, Erasing, defacing.
C~ tamatldflA, Commending one's-
sell, fishing for applause.
.J,w tamatltlutl, Being extended.
t=.MJ tamtlila, Praising greatly.
~.MJ tamtlfd,
...lng. Extending, prolong-
rJ tMnr, .A. ripe date; a dry or
preserved date. ~,)..;,..,JJJ..rJ, A
tamarind.
~ tamM'ala, .A. knot npon a whip.
T_lIt, One date.
¥ ta11UWf"Utl, The being refractory,
stubborn,obstinate, disobedient, insolent.
~ ta11UWf'"Ugla, Tumbling, rolling
(a hone upon the ground).
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J}tJ ,...IIIItIi, Being torn (cloth ).rJ tamGs, Name of a Syrian
orprment). month (July).
(}!.jtJ talsli, Tearing, lacerating. JjtJ tamatDtDtll, The being rich,
bccomiDg rich.
Ct.......J tiNdA, A crocodile.
l.;)j...i UlmafDlDtm, Bestowing much
~ t41"""""' An obligation, on one's dependents (II provisiona and
bond, writing, iDatrument. other _ri8l).
4.:.1\C...J tamtlUtlMt (plur.), Obli- ~ tartttlAAtld, Having, or acquiring
_gatioDS, etc. power or abundance. Gain, the being
gained. The being idle, baring nothing
)-J ttutatt."., Raining. Exposing to do.
one'...elf to the rain. ,;..:s lamaM."., The being pene-
cfAJan~
lip abode,
Inhabiting, taking
trating, ingenious.
a settlement. J+..:s tamaMul, Proceeding slowly,
~
Power, dignity, authonty. Having in the being tedious in buaill8ll, liking a
oD8"1 power. delay.
~ tatdtll, Majesty, dignity, J.::+tJ tomAftl, Disposition, arrange-
~thority, power. ment, adjusting.

~ to1lUl1l1ll:, Blandishment, flat- ~ tama"., The being separated.

tery, adulation, endearment. Cajoling. The being distinguished. The being
discerned
~ tM1uJllui, Reducing by force, i...-.J tomfmat, An amulet or charm
eonquerlDg, taking po8lI8IIion. DeoomiDg
muter, D1lIlItering.
.gmnat
filscination or enchantment. .
~ tam,Is,Judgment, discernment,
~ tamht, Filling fnll. Tamli,at, bowledge, prudence, discretion.
Enjoying. poIISIing. Permitting to
eDJoylong. ~ \;,J lanajl, Communicating se-
creta to one another, apeakiDg pri"ately
~ tamlf" Smoothing, soften- together.
ing. Extricating one from any di1II.eult
bum-. r.,)W tonadum, Cont'ersing fami-
liuly.
~ t41m1fi, A possession,
hereditary property. GimA' poaeIIiou, ~.JW tollddl, Calling to one another.
making another D1lIlIter of anything. tJ W ~Disputing, litigating.
~ tama'Il'''v The being hindered, ("l.:.,j toftdlrlU, The lIetempsy-
prohibited, excluded. ehoaia, or Pythagorean Iystem of the
~ tomallnl, A prayer, request.
transmigration of sonIs. ~\:.:1',
- Sapplication. J.w,
To suppli- The sect of Pythagoru.
cate, implore, ete. J...W toft4lul, Begetting,generation.
~ laIJI1IlV Hindering, driving ~\;,J tandll, Pretending to be
away. • forgotten•
.j..J ~, The agitation of ~ l:J ttmdlAutl, Repeating venea
~ the WlYeI. Undulation, fluctuation. together. Satirizing one another. Ailing
l.;)\&.,;".:J 2'iml1,. KAdll, Son of the or being ubd to recite "eraetI.
Persian hiItoriaD Mirkhond, wbOle worb ~W ~ Admoniahing mutu-
he abridged. ally-
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r-l:..i tMdIfw, Asaiatingoneanother. ~r tM&zij, Emitting blood.
ConqueriDg.
~r ttlnzll, Revelation from
,il:..i tMtdfw, Flying from one ano- heaTen. The Alcoran. CaWling (a
ther in a panic. tranller) to alight, or come into your
~l:..i taftdju, Wishing for, as- hoUle; lodging and treating him hoe-
pit&bly.
p~ or panting after, grasping at,
IemJIg. ~ tantUltlh, Pretending to re-
j\:.J taJtdlnw, Pretending ignorance, lationship.
denying the knowledge of.
diiCOnl:
Hoetility,
[asleep.
u..:..s tanauuf, Throwing down
(wreetling).
rJl:..i lalldfDtlm, Feigning to be d:..:.1tt1~,:Beingdevout, pioua.
~ tIImblJl, Lazy, sluggish.
employed. A poltroon.
Un- 2 ttlMllUIII, Breathing.
haling odour. 8me~ lIDything
Ex·
m-
~:J tafUlhW, Admonition, advice. grant. PeroeiTing, gaming an easy
knowledge of anything.
Being put in mind, adTel'tised, roUBed,
awaked. [nouncing. (""i_ ' • i tanlii, Arranging, disposing
~; lambigat, Prophesying. An- in order (a speech), striDging ~1s, etc.
~ ttlmblA, Admonition, chiding, l:a£...J taMlMhut, Being brisk, lively,
roWling, awnking one from sleep, putting actiTe, alert. Cheerfully doing anything.
in mind. Threatening. ~ lanalM"uf', Imbibing, suck-
'-=J'=_..; ta..bIMe, Admonitions, ingup.
prohibitiona. ~ taunlt, }faking cheerful,
~ ttlntlj, Pulling oft'much hair. liTely, briak.
j:.J taflallW, The being dispersed, ~ u","1j, Imbibing (water,
_tterod. as cloth, the earth, etc.) (noetrils.
rSiJ tanajitlm, Observing and con- u. it .; tamAlk, Pouring oil into tho
templating the stars. ~ IiInamw, :Becoming a Christian.
~ tanjlA, Prospering, promoting. EndeaTonri~.or attempting to auis\
another. Aiding.
~ ttlnjld, Ornamenting a bouse
WitA tapestry or painted cloths. ~ ta1lM_f, Dividing in half.
~ ta"J)" Polluting, defiling. ~ tamlr, Converting ono to
Christianity.
V"'~ Mjj4l, To pollute, contami-
nate. To profane. ~ tandf, Dividing in the
•middle or into two equal plU'ta.
~ lanjlm, Prognosticating or
c&lculating any eTent by the aspect of
the stars. [penting.
.M ttlnauur, Expecting, expecta-
ti~n, patience. Seeing, contemplating.
~:i:.J tanadtlum, Being penitent, re- ~ tflfllJlUUf, Cleaning, purifying
"'!..).:.J tantligtlt, l£akingwet, moisten- one'lI-lelf; being or pretending to be
ing, soaking. .neat, nice, clean.
J~ talUllSW, Descending slowly. ~ tanaauIII, Being arranged
H.mility. Condeaoending, deigning. atrung eRl pearls). Being set in order,
,~ ttllkIIItIA, :Being pure, free from regulated. [clean.
nee or stain. Heilig modest, chaste. ~ t41tzlj, Purifying, making
•
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r_~~rdering, arranging, I,;)!.j-J tanto!", Nunnation, or mark-
ing the final letters of nouns with # # S,
~ IatJ ••, Happiness, enjoy- wliicb givea them the sound of alt, in, .....
tt
-u. The being happy. ~ tanluJ, Alone, solitary, singular,
~ _ ..I~ Shoeing a hOllle. unique. Only, solely, singly. PriTBte,
~ 1IIlCl'et, separate, apart. Privately, etc.
jJ '-aJilr, Aversion, avoiding. ~ tanAiyat, Prohibiting, for-
bidding'•
v-l:J ...",., Breathing, respira-
- . aighiDg feelingly. ~ tams!n, A large serpent, a
W:J -lfIMIlt, A carpet. dragon.~,~..;, The dragon's
~ t4_/ftl, Shaking (trees). tail, a star. [penting.
,-:-,9 tafD1.DalJ, Being penitent,
U)";
Ji.i
-/Ii.
BeaUg cloths.
Selling fast (goods).
t.uHtd, Travelling, being
l:':''i tawiilJif:! Followers, depend-
ante, partizans. Dependenciea.
le-

II..,...W from p_ to place. .J\ji tawatfl", Continuation, suc-

J:.l t.dlf. Being choeen, aelected. ~on. [beritance.
~ - ttJdfi Extra f
-.- ....
--,; I'JI- ...
~- - P . b'
wa,..". OlllleSS1Dg y m-
~ , c lng marrow. I - ~_ _.:1 T • • • •
Lopping a branch. Cleaning, cnttiDg oJ,} ~ ...waTlAU, .,olnmg, 8mVlng at.
fI6 Illpedaitial, polishing. 'i
~ ttlwlifikA,Histories,chronicles,
V_i.; tM.&a1, Painting in colours; annals. Epochs, datea.
~ 1IDCOl~ figures. Engraving, l.jj'i
tawibf, Parallel (lines).
~:~~~_ d • w....'i tawa../, Mutually praising,
~ ~',.uJII8, etriment. deacribing, recounting.
b3'; tMlft, Marking with points; ~Iy tawiilfd, Conjunction, enjoy-
pdti~ the vowel point over consonants. ment. Joining, collecting.
~. . c.:,)L'i tatoalUlat, Conjunctions,
~ ttJdfl, Transporting from joinings. [milllion.
!5:: to place. •
. tad, Tin plates.
~'i ttlwlitlUf:! Humility, sob-
-_ . . ~'"J tawatvtl. Promising to one
.».:.J tllN1:lnMl. Gnevmg, being another. Appointing a time and place
dticted. for anything. Agreeing.
~ ~ Distressing, troubling. }'.i tawalu", Abundance, a multi-
{ . ~ tab,. Altering transforming tude. Abounding.
~
~.
, , ' .I
VJ IjJ. tawli.1:-.'.
J UI5",
Concord, agreement,
,};-3 Ia¥r, A portable iron furnace, ~ understanding. •
a Illbtenueoua stove. .An oven. t:' \.,J
tawiikuf:! Tumbling over one
t';'; 1caactctI., Being divided into another. [sion.
&tmet parts. ""' .jlj tawall, Continuation, suooes-
.J,yJ '-tDfr, illumination. ~"i tfIWani, Delay, slowness, lan-
~,-; ta_tolf:' Distinguishing, guor,lassitude. J"i~ lnlci. tfIWiinl,
-a.g dif'erea& kinds. Without delay. "
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Yi tawb, Piece of manufacture. b.Ji ItHDtllTIII, Falling into mis-
~i tawbal, Repentance, conversion, fortune.
vowing to sin no more. f.Ji tawarrtlt, Abstaining from,
~i lawbfkh, A reproach. lJeing restrained.
~.Ji taUJrit, Precipitating to ~e­
"~i lawbfkhan, In reproach,
reproachfully. ~.Ji tawrim, Swelling. [structiolL
~~ lui, A mulberry. JjjJ tawazsur, :Being chosen to, or
~ y tutfylJ, Tutty. A collyrium exercising the oftlce of vizir or minister.
o..r medicine for the eyes. tJ,:; tawazsu v Dividing among
<.Pi tawtUsuk, :Being confirmed. themselves.
Being constant, firm, steady in bnsiness. ~ji tafDIff! Division, distribution.
~i taw,f", Establishing, strength-
ening, desiring one to rest satisfied.
:ci tawtUsukh, Dirtying (cloths).

~.,J lawajjuv :Being pained. h:.i tawtUlUI, Mediation. :Becom-

Grieving (for one). ing a mediator, interceding for.

~i tawqjjuh, Turning the face r;:;.i tawQ'It&t:, Sitting with ease,

toWatd. ConTersion, praying (to God). not crowded. Dilating, simplifying.
Turning to go anywbere, proceeding
towards. Regard, favour, friendship.
J,.:.i taWtUM, Conjunction. Copu-
lation. Composition, p~ confidellOO
~~taU!1"fb,Renderingnecessary. in, having recourse to, 1'Il8Ig'Iling one'.
self to God.
~ i tawakhud, :Being single; un-
r=i taw'f"h, Dirtying (cloths).
paralleled. Remaining separate.
";";"i tawaMUlla, Aversion, horror, b;..:i lawllt, Placing in the middle.
loathing. Dividing in the middle. Acting as
mediator.
~i lawhfd, Unity. ~,:l\, The
~; tawlfl' Extending, enlarging.
unity (of God).
~ i
tawlafm, Giving a pregnant
woman what she wishes to eat.
C'; ttlwtUMhuh, Putting on the
sash or sword-belt, called CL:.J .
~i tawdkkhum, The being un- Girding with a sword. Putting 011 •
healthy, unwholesome (as a country, vest.
meat, etc.)
I..L:.; tafDtUIul, :Beingjoined. Form-
~i tawatldut' :Bidding farewell, ing a connexion by marri~ etc.
taking leave, dismissing. Arriving. Receiving kindlr, bemg afFa-
ble, easy of access. .Attaining.
~"i tawdf t , :Bidding adieu, dis-
missing, taking leave. ~,.; Iaw,iyat, Recommending,
i!"i tawrat, The Mosaic law, the making a testament. ~,:;~,
Pentateuch, the Bible. [Scythia. Without a will.
l:.I~.fi Turan, Turcomania, Parthia, ~; taw,if, Description, com-
!,.
~ \..:.,j jJ 1\ira",kah, The king of mendation.
TI1r"om. The proper name of many dis- ~~ taw'll, loining, connecting
tinguished men. cloeely.
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~i tafDtIldMA, Being manifeet. ~; t/lfDkftl,8ettingon fire, burning.
Exhibiting. Showing. .r.:ijJ tawklr, Honouring, revering,
; . ; t4fDadtlu, Performing the ablu- respecting. Making graTe, mod8llt,
SioIII before praJW. [tntiDg. relIpectable.
&i tatDtlfA, Publishing, illua- ~~ tatDkft> The royal signet put
to diplomu, letten patent, etc.
~~i t4tDtlfMt, Explanations,
~jJ tlwJkfJ, Retaining, detaining.
dedaratiOll8, iIl1lltz'&tioDi. preTentiDg, prohibiting, relItraining,
~,; t/lflJtJtt_, Fixing reaidence causing one to remain in a place. De-
laying.
anywhore. VUk J;J. ~i t4ll/lIiktld, Being con1lrmed;
~i t4f1Jtltl, Joining firmly to- being cloeely connected, or drawn to-
gether. Making solid. [ening. gether.
.);i t4fD0f:t.atl, Terrifylng· Threat- $; tafDlJUul, Resignation or confi-
)i t4f1}QJiw, Abounding, being ~dence in God.
i tafDkld, Con1irming, strength-
copiODI ; being numeroDi or in large
quuUty. ening, connecting strongly.
Vi; tlwJftJi, Anything proper, con- ~; wkll, Appointing ~ lien-
TeDient, adftlltageoUl. tenant, deputy, substitute, factor, or
.agent.
uJ; tafDaJUl, .Being happy, pros- ~jJ tafDalltItl, Being generated, born.
,.pero1lll.
~i t4fDfJjJ't, Paying or receiving
4; tawligfJt, The prefecture or
superintendency of the afi'ail1l of m~uCl,
die whole of what is due. BeeeiTiDg to churches, or other religious foundatioDi.
him8e1C (u God the lOW. of the jU8t).
Giving up the ghOlt. ring. J W\~,J tawhju'l mdl, A father
,,~i tafDflr , Multiplying, increas- usignmg his estate to his IOn during
his own liCe, that people may DO longer
~i tawfik, The guidance, grace, importune him for lcgaciea.
or faTom of God. • ~~ tawlld, Generation, birth.
Ji tlwJk, Dellire, paaeion, con- Procrea~, brinpng forth. Playing
enpiaeence. [pauion. the midwife, aaaistlDg at a birth. Pro-
ducing anything.
l;)'Ji tafDkan, Desire, inordinate
~,,:s tall/aUum, Suepicion, imagina-
~,:s tafDdW, Ardour, alacrity. tion, doubt; auapecting, imagining,
Burning. Kindling a ftame. doubting.
.).,; t4fDaUrw, Being respected, r~~ tawAlm, Causing to err,
hono1ll8d. BeiDg modeBt, mild, gentle. making belieTe.

r:?i tatDlli1vf:, Begging, praying. ~ \tJ taMil, Satirising one another.

ExpectiDg anything to be done. v.J~ takdnuA, Growling and
u:i; taUJaUvJ,
tedi_ _•
Delay, hesitation, lighting.
J~ taM"I, Congratulations.
J.; W~I, Being timid,. caatious. ;J\+i taM","", Negligence, sloth,
Tiilil', Religion, piety, abltinene8. tardin_, delay. Neglect.
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~,\fi ttI1IdfDIl, Fears, terrors, ap-
l'rehenaiollll. Painted robe.. Bracelets,
,e· fl IalutI-trt, ColJ8l1ltuIation.
Jewels, necklaces, etc, (as striking with .JJfi t.MaUJUJur, Plunging inconsider-
surprise, or dazzling the eyCll ot be- ately into any busin_.
holders).
.J!.~ tGAtDf,., "Throwing down. T088-
~ toJilJlj, Being troubled with ing one thing upon another.
a swelling.
~* taAtDfl, Terrifying. Terror.
~ taMI",. Tearing a veil or
curtain 80 as to expose those who are ~~ taAwln, Making easr~
cOl'ered by them, lo::)~ tiAiyat, Preparations.
~ taAja, Satirizing, lampooning. 4fl taAiyat, Preparation, provision,
# taAajjil (or ~), Repeating arrangement, disposing in order.
the letters ot the ilphabet. Syllabing, ~ taltagguj, Being raised (as dust
spelling. ring.
or anger~. Being agitated, mol'ed, pr0-
.,)~ tahaddud, Terrifying, threaten- voked, ati~ted.
r~ taNuldum, Being pulled down, ~ taMnuj, Being blown upon
dClltroyed. by the hot drying wind.
~~ taNlftl, Terrifying. Threaten- ~ taltaggum, :Being astonished,
atupified, turning ~e (with 101'e, etc.)
ing. ~~y~, An answer 'l'hlrsting, being thirsty.
mixed with menaces.
'-:-- __ t; taAglh, Rendering for-
~~ !"Nlfm, Falling (houses). De- midable, awful, terrible, dreadful, YeDe-
stroymg. rable.
~¥ taAzlh, Purifying, adjusting, ~ taAylj, Exciting, raising a
adorning. J~\ ~¥, Ele- commotion. [dry.
gance, or purity of manners. ~ taghl', Drying, placing to
~~ taArih, Putting to flight. ~_ - _i tagtlm, Making orphans.

~ ta1fAlm, Debilitating, Break- Y~ tezdh, Aqnafortis.

ing, bruising. ~ tay" A he-goat.
;f.ofl talrGkkum, Contempt, acom, ~ tag,I,., Facility, rendering
I mockery, singing to one by way of ridicule.

~ taAlcfm, Singing to one in

.J~ tlgOO,., A water-pot. [-r.
l-derlaion. k:J_J tagt.Jkkua, Lucubration, vigil-
~ taAlikaA, Ruin, perdition. ance.
~ tagalkun, Knowing for certain,
J4j taAallul, Being cheerful, ex- understanding well, exploring.
ulting, brightening up.
~ tihl, for ~ (dimin. ot
~ lalUil, Praising God.
d\e:i) fem. of ~\.,;, She that
~ t.mmat, Suspicion. A crime,
fault, vice. ACCIISing one of a crime. ~~, There she is! behold her!
~ ~ To s118pect. To charge with ~ ttlgammum, Purifying or rub-
acnme. bing the handa, (ace, and other parts of
the Dody with sand or dust (agreeably to
r.>.:.3 talumtltlm, Adapting properly, the MU8811lman law), where water cannot
dreesing well. be got, before performiug religious duties.
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~ 14p1a, The !lOuth, south ~ Mit, Constancy, firmness. Be-
wiDd. N 0011. ~ constant, hed; impnllBi.~ proof.
To conftrm, fix. To write, iDlenbe.
)~ n ••,., A proper name. .;"";; ~~ lU1Jt1.t, Firmness, constancy.
~, n...r lIIng, Timur the Proving by witn_ or other evidence.
Ia-, the famous Tamerlane.
~~\~, After proof.
~ r,., A fig. ~ t11ltlt, One fig.
~ ,aiM,., Thickness. 8iUula,
~ u,la (or \:1\c:i), Wandering
IGk"-t, and _4..... Thick, bard, ftrm.
about. ~I, The desert of the ~ ,akAf", Thick, muddy (the
1IzvJiteL -
bottom not being 1ICeD)•
..,j.JJ 1IJdf, The breast in man and
woman.
~, The fourth letter of tho Arabia ~.JJ ,tulya, Having large breasts (a
alphabet. In arithmetic it expresses 600. 1I'OJl1&D).
~U 1ii1Ht, .Firm, fixed,. constant, ij.JJ lfIdayyat, A little breast.
mi.o-J>1e, inTariabJe.
~ 'fWa, Opulent, rich, wealthy.
~\j 1ii1Iita1, Fem. of l.:.NU. A
bed star. • The earth. ~I ~ taAta',',ri,
Under the earth.
/Ij M-III', Taking revenge, retalil4t-
y~ 'fWah, A clay-pit.
mg, killing one for the murder of
another. Retaliation, blood for ..,jl) ItIrily, The seventh earth.
blood. Delighting in revenge.
~) 'fWfIJil, Wealthy, extremely rich.
IJU.i:;.. I, To take revenge.
~\j .alii, Sublime, high. Shin- J
i .) 'fWfIJat, Opulence. Number,
multitude. Abundance.
'ing bright. Penetrating. fl~ '-r!) ItIrI, Rich. Much (wealth).
~WI, Of penetrating judgment. Moist. &rtI or
earth. A tomb.
_.11,
Moisture. Dust,
JiUttUil, We~hty, heavy. Trouble- G) ItIrayyd (dimin. of ~), The
- . iDIportmWe. Opprc88ing tho
--.h. Bright, clear. Pleiades.
~U .alii, The third place. Third. ~W ,atahf", Plur. of ~.
l.:!U .uliMJ, In the third place. I:r,~..~••~:.l\~), The baailiak or
cockatrice.
.,re',j Iii.i,., Loaded with ripe fruit
~W ,atil1ilJ, Faxes.
,:reU Ill....
(a tree).
The eighth. '="~ lilthan, Plur. of~. A
large ICrpent, particularly the male, a
l,;..U Iii.m.a, In the eighth place. dragon, a builiak, a eocluitrice, a cr0co-
;"
UU . .I,
- The seoond. [Eightbly. dile.

\.iU Idaiy_, Secondly, in the

.yJ nlthat or nlttWQt, A venomous
lizard with a green head. A mouse, a
. - I p1Bce. dormouse•
oW..&it, Permanency, durability, ~ ,atlalJ, A fox.
~ pe1WYeraDAle, Itability, con-
1laC'J. ~ ItItlalJala, A female fox.
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jJ ,agAar or ,ag""', The fore teeth. 'WJ ,,,1M,,,,, Thrice, three times.
The mouth. A large opening, fissure or
l:,),ill 'fJ1MtLn, (or ~), Thirty.
gap in a mountain j a narrow p88lI be-
tween hills, bordering on a hostile
country. The best herIls. (! ,ti!"j, See if· 8fJlj, Snow,
,;YJ lUgllii.,., Passes, straits, frontiers. if Mtlj, Bnows.
mowmg.

~ Ii" (Imper. of ~J)' Trust thou.

.t\\aj 'tJidlat, Gravity. Ponderous-
?after, lince. And, then,
IWflmiI, therefore,
neM. Dulln-. Moroeeneea.
,;W lima,., Fruits, products, ricbes.
~ 'fJ/dJ, A hole. ~, To
'make a hole, to bore. • l:,) W 'fJma,,; or 'fJma";,,, Eight.
~ Iil«d, Confidence. A trusty friend. CJ~W ,,,manUM, Eighty.
~ ,i,"", Gravity, heameBS. A JW 'tJmdnJ, Eight. The eighth
burthen, load, weight. • (for ~\j). ~W, The feminine.
cllij 'fJklfJt, Heaviness, gravity.
~ W 'fJma"Jn, Eighty.
8ile14t, Anxiety, tronble, oppression,
urgency, importunity.
difficulty.
Molestation, ..;-J 'fJmfJr, Fruit, advantage.
~ 'fJ"ll, Heavy, grave. Morose, ~ 'fJm"fJt, One fruit. One fruit-
tree. Profit, adTlUltage.
IIevere, lOur, phlegmatic. Lazy, dull,
slow, inactin. Opprellled with sleep, ~ 'fJmiln, Price, value. ~~,
diIealle or guilt. A IIllBll price. 8--, The eighth put.
s II' 5_&\1'
~I,J ,alliaun (fem. ~I,J ,alii.'fJtun o)~ 8fJmii.tl, The old Arabians, to
'II' ) T 11 4 •
and l:,)yloJlfJllirin, hree, ~1oJ.Jo)' whom they I&y the prophet Biim. WII
Three-fold. A three-thread rope. Firm. lent.
~ 'fJml,., Valuable.
811liU, Three and three. In tbreeI.
~ljJ.j, The rope with which tbey W '/DId, A salutation, congratulo.-
futen the women's litters on camels. tion, wishing joy, returning thanb.
\jlj 'fJlli,a and aula,a, The third
day, Tuesday.
...;,J 'fJMd, POBBeBSive, from l:,)\;j\,
Two; and ~W\, Twelve.
~~ 'fJld'fJA, Three.
,,=-,y'JJ ,fJlaIii.n (~'JJ), Thirty.
y\jJ 'fJfIJdl1, A premium, recom-
pense. Merit, virtue. Any good work
.J~ 'fJlii.1i and auldIl, Triangular. (u worthy of reward). Having merit
before God•
• A three-letter Arabio root. Relative to
three. ~ \jJ aulDiil1fJt, A fiying star, a planet.
~ ,fJllii.l~ A seller of snow or ice. ~ I} 'fJwiil1t1t, Fixed stars.
~ 'fJU, Reproaching. Injury. ~,; 'fJwakw, Bright .glittering
·Repulling. &tara.
~ ,tUtu, Three. 8ul1 and auluI, Y} ,,,wl1, A robe, vest, garment.
The third part.
; ; 'fJU}f', A bull. Ta1ll'U8, the
\ill 'tUtua, Tuesday, the third day. zodiacal sign.
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l;)~; ItlllUlra., Springing up, 88-
author, mOTer, exciter, .1118I'. At-
l&ultiDg. Exciting (a tumult), raisiDg tracter, drawer. y}iJ'~~'
(daat). Appearing. Attraeter or ravieher of heartl.
r; rill, Garlic. vJ~ jill"', Sitting, sedentary. A
Bitter. [eician.
y~ Ii,iJIJ, Garments.
V'r&~ JtJlf.fU, Gal~ tho phy-
.M~ jallid, Concrete, congealed.
~
Coneietent. Rigid,~. An innim1t.e
'[jill, The fifth letter of the Arabic thing.
• alt>habet, and the character for three in ~'.M~ jllmllJu, Spot lappets.
an&hmetic. [men.
~~ jilmit.! A collector, what
~I~~ j4tJ1J4tu'I'IJ.t., The abdo-
assemblea. ~~~ fIItUjii
;.~ jdIJi,., One who u powerful,
jilmit! A great mOllque, temple,
mighty, proud, cruel, or tyrannical. A
letter ofbroken bones, a repairer of any- or cathedral, where the prayer
thiDg broken. A proper name.
called ~ u repeated on Fri-
~~ JUI, A colleotor of revenue. days.
~~ )anyGt, Kneeling. Name of 4J'''''~ ill.fUr A buft'alo.
a chapter in the Alcoran. ~~ )(1,.., A demon, the devil.
y";~ jdliIJ, An allurer, what
aUract.. ~ ~ jllnilJ, A pUt, a Bide.
~..;'=:- iasilHlt, Attraction, oharm, j~~ )"4. blls, A horse-jockey, a
gnee, beauty, allurement, lOTelin8ll. dealer in horeee. [aide.
J~ )"4,., Neighbouring. A neigh- ~ ~ jll,.ilHIp, Both parte, every
bour.
I~ )"411, Dignity, grandeur, mag-
i..:..J~ jtJrilttst, A rapacious animaL ni!cence. Place, rank, olBae. Honour,
reputation. Fomme, prosperity.
I.j)~ jan, Running, tlowing, pro-
Ceeding, puBing. ~'=:- ialttst, Dignity.
~)~ jariyM, A girl, a servant, a J-'~ jilAiI, An idiot, ignorantman.
female .la,",.
.ft~ ill,.,., Unjust, cruel, tyrannicaL
j~ jlls, Copperaa, vitriol.
('j~ ill...., Resolver, concluder.
~ ;. id,'"Paaaing. What passes.
Lawful, legal, permitted.
V'J"'~ jll,fU, A apy, an intelli- ~'=:- jil,it.! Starving, hungry.
geacer.
~ jtI1JIJ, A well (especially
~'=:- jtJt...il, A maker, framer, her. withont parapet or COTer).
Doer. [ing.
t...i'=:-jill, Dry, withered. Wander- ~ jtI1JIJa, pgaiUanimoul, timid.
J~ jll/I, Cruel, Bavage, unfeeling. ~4- jfl1JlllJinJl, Tyrants, powerful,
- Bough, rude, stupid. Unquiet. proud ma, ~ giant..
y~ jllltD, A merchant who tra- ) ~ jfl1J1Jil,., Great, omnipotent. A
ftII from country to country with elaTes, conqueror, aD absolute BOTereign, a
CBUle, ~ or other merchandile. An tyrant, an oPtn-or, a giant.
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J4- ftldl, Mountains. ~ J'uHt (plur. ~), The
,.,4- jaMn, Pusillanimous, trem-
....
~ of the human body (standing,
Sltting, or reclining). A de&d C8l'ClI86.
bling, abiect. ..,~.. J'abbtin, A .1 -- J'_"1~_J. A ----
sener of cb:e.e. .... '-""'~. lIKUIfI,.........,.,•
•- ._u ~ jtlluJ, Denying, disowning,
~ }fWuat, A waistcoot with cotton _';ft~.
quilted between the outside and linina' ---
(without the cotton it is calleCl ~ ju/w, The den or hole of an
k!J.,)). The hollow part of the ~ jtlAlA, An 888. [animal.
heaCl of a spear, into which they fix the ~
staW. r--' jaAlm, Hell.
~ jtilw, Power} foree, violence. ~ jadd, A grandfather, ancestor,
The reduction of fractions to in- forefather, Cather.
tegers in arithmetic; hence ~\ '\~ jidillln, Plainly, clearly. In
1; lw AI b no shape. In earnest, seriously, atten-
tioga, ~ ra. ~, To force, UTely, eagerly, exceedingly, strongly.
compel, U88 Tlolenoo. I ., •
'1 ~ B f1 Jiddr, A wall. Fit, worthy.
.)1'>'>-
~ Jan, y. oree. J1~ jadal orJtdiJl, A warm alter-
J..!~ JtilwD.y.l, The archangel cation.
_Gabriel.. • t ~~ jaiJdm, The elephantiasis.
~J~ ialwut, Ommpotence, i~ jidMt A·grandmother.
power, dominiOll. The kingdom at .' ,
hesTen. ~~ jtM1l.wtlt, A scar, a cicatrice.
~ ja1Jal, A mountain. - ~,~ An unnatural uereecenee on the body.
Gibraltar. I~, }(o~t ..;.)~ j~ or J"wltwi, The small
Sinai. "-:?,.,.~ pox or pita.
JJ~ J'aluJal, A river, a rivulet.
~ jilJi1lflt, Form, creation, nature, The lIIIIaller veins. A line, rule, form.
- . quali~, dispoeition, tempera- An astronomical table, an ephemeris or
ment, constitution. almanac.
r~ jaballtikflm, An amethyst. ,~ jfJiJaA, The sea-port of ladda.

~ jilJUlf, Natural, original, in- ~~ jtUlfl, New.

nate, e88el1tial.
Diseases inherent in the eonstitution.
~ jvlnm, Cheese.
~ jabal, A coat of mail, a cuirass,
any kind of iron armour. ~
I.j ~ j41JtJA "MMA, An armoury,
arsenaL
~ ja1JAat, The forehead, front.
~ jab,,,, The forehead.
r~ jUlii.., The night-mare.
-
i~~~J,(l
-
":0 every one novelty is pleasing.
~v=~"
fl~ jtulfr, Proper, fit.
r'.i.::- jwdm, The leprosy. A leper.
y~ jta1J, Allurement, attraotion.
'-;oJ ~, To draw, attract.
~~~ jtlslJat, Attractions, allure-
ments.
t~ jisa'c! The trunk of a palm
or other tree. A young man. The
young of cattle (u a bullock, three years
old; a hOl'lle, two; a camel, tift. a
sheep, two, ••)
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L.~ JiMm4. (pinr. ~~). HaviDg
&lie hand cut off (a woman). Amputated
rL.ft fir"'" The pleuriay.
haDd. Leprous (woman). rft" j - , Warm, hot. JM'MIt, A
YJ~ j_d, Attracting, alluring. crime, a fault. r~" Fault1e-,
~J~ j_ur, Roots, origins. 1lII8Up8Cted. Jw., A body. A globe•
r.r:-,
..,...aJ\ The body of the moon.
ft: jwr, Drawing, dragging, hurry-
ing away, pulling about. The Yowel J~ jtW'tIJ, The whelp of a Ii.,
__ (J at the eDd of worda. dog. etc.
i'~ jw.Qt or j'twtl-tlt, BoldDeee, 'Or:- jtwaA. W ounda.
audacity. courage. ~ jM'fW1, A.jar, an'eartheD water-
Y~ j.alJ.A. sock. T-t, an ewer.
t:~ jfIfTtJA, A Burgeon. rUlr:-J'twMm,Xeen,active,diligent.
~~ jMraAf, Surgery. Surgical. "oJft" jiWf, Bold, brave. lesding the
"'~ jlWdd, A locust. ~ in battle. 4;)~'~,}{ag-
).fr jtWr4r, Drawing anythiug to,
WIth, after
or one. Numeroua(an8mlY).
IWI1IIlOU,
4;)~ft"
intrepid of lOut
jtW'fld", Flowing, rwming,
A eeller of water-potl or bubtl. proceedi.ng. iIIuing from, uiUr.lpriDg-
)~j.-&.. A numerous and war- mg.
like anay. e~ jMrfA. Wounded.
~~~ ... j""",i, On your ~ft jllrid, A Ianee, &pear.
lICCOUUt, for your lab. ~ ~r:- jiWftlM, A book, a volume,
r-~ jtwd,t.. CrimeL a register. aD IAlCOUUt book. A branch
y~.
.J •
J.... The 8CBb, the m....-.
_-
of a lJ8lm-tree atripped of the Ie....
A .umber of h _ or hOll8l (part of
~fi"jma, Heaven. Scabby. (Fem.) a larger body).
Bamm (grouud). ~r:- Jiwfmtllt. A crime, a fault.
,r-::':",,';; jilrjlr, Rocket (an herb). A ~e. a mulct, a pecuniary puniahment.
• ....- Ji..'b n....- parti ular~ ft: Ja, A part, portion, particle•
...,..".T!'" ." , "'''''''a''', elY A quire of paper. A IOOtioD of a hook
8t. George of England, whom the X.. (the Aleoran, for uample, ~ cliTided
bomedanlt rank among the IJ!!'llheta, and • •
coDfoand wi&ll the prophet EliaI, u the mto thirty )1:-, each couiatiDg of
lWIle nit/if" BlitI implieI, by which about fifteen foliOl or leueL A jw in
they a1IO diatinguiah him. o~ boob ia generally 1ft Ie...,
t:~ j.", Wounding. l118kiDroD8Ihee&andaqurteriDquarto,
I,;}J~ jirtltJum, A rat, tleld-mouae. or two and a ball in folio). JJ$
j~ i"', Cutting oft', amputating, ~ft", In whole and pert, totally,
_ loppiDg, pruuing. ~tirely, in every part. 4;)'~'
')f:" jwut, A bundle of hay, , jwtl4tt, A poct6Ilio.
gn., etc. j:':- jtlSll, CompeuatioD, reward,
V- r:- j ••, A bell, either large or ~ompelllC. Merited puniahmen&..
aman. .J ~ jlllSd,., A butcher, a cut-tJuoat.
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ft~ blanda• .ft~" '--i~ jlllatlf, Corporeal.

jlfliJ'H:'
~. A1giers. ~ fiw, A. bridge. [solid.
.J~ Jfllf", The decreue, or reflux (of ..,.:II'- jiMn A body A. mathematical
rain, the - . riTer, etc.) Cutting, kill- I."' , •
• I - I ' .," • Th ~ u~ jimldttl or j1mM.ttl, Cor-
mg. r~IH' .,),J -Mv.ft"' enllX "poreal.
and rellu or resolvel,
J-. .A. CIUTOt.
i,., imllOlw.ion. I~ iuMJr Briot-.
JJ '. J-- '''6''''''
JtII1Jr
,
Va...
"""""6
, nammous.
t..ft' jflllSt! Lamentation, complaint, t~ jflltlt! Tenacious, avaricious.
BOrroW, impatience. J~'~ ~ jtllim, Great, groaa, corpulent.
f)-iJ', After-lamentationa and
y~ jflt-tcilJ, A. quiver-maker.
groua.
JitcilJ, plur. of ~, A. quiver.
r~ iatll, Cutting, amputation.
~,conclndiDg. The orthographieal .u~ jitciltst, A good and laudable
character j _ (C.) which ia pLiced over 1ICti0D.
a letter in poinW boob to show that it
baa no vowel. Marking with i - or ~ iflf:!at, A quiver.
j_. Equality or the characters in ~ iael, A. curling lock of hair, •
writing.
ringlet. Having curling hair.
'Left i - , Resolutely. ~~ ju t tltl1Hlt (or ~~), A
'--iii":" jGtDI, A part, a little, a few. lIubble or water. A spider'a web.
A trite. i~ Jistdflt, A curling lock.
'--ift" jwI (or 1.rFft"), A. particle, a ;~y'l (The father of the curl-
part, a little, a few. '--ift"JJ$, mg hair), the wolf.
In whole and in part, entirely, wholly. ~, To braid, curl, plait.
L::.)~ft"Mdt (orL::.)~ft"jtlalgcit), .J-:-. ja{flr, A little streem. (~
Tri1lee. contra), A large river. J-tJ", A
proper name.
~ft" lis'flt, Tribute, capitation-tax, ~ jat', Creating, producing,
contributiOD.
making, Placing, aubstituting, ap~u:­
!1ft jalrflt orialraA, An ialaDd, ing, nomiDa~, iutitutiJlg, ho • •
Beginning to do•
• peDinaula. y~I~ft", The
~ jfl!d, Trouble, molestation, in·
peninsula of Arabia. ft~ jury, opprSon, injuatioe, viol8Jlco.
~1.>J\,£lI, The fortunate ialaDda, ~ juft, A pair. ~I.JV~'
ille iJ'IIt meridian or the ArabI. .A. double-barrelled gun.
~ft" J"ll, Many, nmnerona, copi- ~ jfljrJ, The eye-lid, the eye-lash..
ous, great, eloquent. Much• .ft"' ~~ jflllfl, He shone in majesty or
~ft", A. great reward. [tion. glory, an epithet frequently alluded to in
~4 jtlldrtlt, :Boldn8ll8, preaump- the name of God, &8~,,~I",
The glorioua and the moat high God.
i.4 ltlldmat,
large-bodied.
Being corpulent,
. synonymous to which are ~
~ jtlllld, The body. ~~ aDd ~U~J~.J).
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~~ ,;.ldjil, Anything BOunding
clear. Be1ls, mWl globular belle hung
about the heeds and necb of cattle, or
roUDd the rima of Arabian drums or
~balL
~ jfl1ldd, An executioner.
i~~ jililtMst, Strength, agility'.
J~ JiIldl, Majesty,. glory, meg- ~ jamm, A. multitude, concourse.
Di4eence, dignity, grandeur, aublimity,
eminence, greatueu, power.
~ JiUlJ, Acquiring, gaining,
C&FYIlting, conciliatin~, attracting. Ex-
citing, raising a clamour, making a noUe.
yl:-6:- jullJalJ, A pavilion or awn-
ing of net-work for lteepiDg off dies. A
loug Teil worn by the Eilatem 1adieI. A
Ihift. A wreath or fillet for the head.
A decrepid man.
4:J~ jtJlJdn, Peas, beans.
~ jllld, Striking, lashing, whip-
ping. JIIltul, StreDgth. Hardneu. Hard
]eye! ground. The firmament, the ex·
}llUlI8 of heaTen. JiId, A akin, a hide,
leather.
~ jtIlaiJ, Companions.
1:1!~ jvMimn, Rosa canina,
lWeet-briar•
i~ jiltotlt or jihlHlA, Splendour.
The nuptial-bed; aI80 the place where
the bride eita adomed and unTeiled.
~~ julfid, Skins, hides. ..,;"~
JIIl_i, A tanner, & currier, or dealer in
Kine.
V'~ jtllfU, Sitting, sitting down
to table, etc. The belrinning of a reign,
the acceesion to the tJirone, the corona-
tion.
J::: jall, Clear, manifest, evident.
Bright, ehining, reeplendent.
~ ialflJ, A slave carried about
for l81e.
~ jalftl, Hard. Fl'OIIt, hoar-
Croat, ice.
~ jflll., A companion, comrade.
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Jk. jall/, Great, glorious, illue-
. trioue. )~\~ (4:JW\~
and ,=hal\~), High in dig-
nity. J~'\~' In high esti-
mation. )~~,~, Most
powerfn1.
~~ ;"amdjim, Skulls.
Jj".J~ jamdtl (or jtlmdtl) til
tItlItDtIl, Tho fifth month of the Arabian
year. ~".J4, The sixth
month.
t..~ jamdf:? A collection. Collect-
mg, joining. All, nniTenal. A mnlti.
tuae, the aum total, the whole of any-
thiDg. Ji".af., Concubitul, coitua. J_
ut. A mixea crowd of men.
k~ jamde't, A. crowd, a troop,
& bod]. A: meeting, ~bly, eenate,
council, lOClety, a cougregaUon.
J4 jtltnill, Elegance, beauty,
decorum.
~~ jamiJ.Afr, Republics.
~ jaN, Congelation, concretion.
.r:r:- jamr (c.:,)~ ), Live coals.
ir=:- jamrat, A. live ~ An
eruption on the bodf. A IICl'ed s0-
lemnity or peregrinatioD performed in
the valley of Muns, near Mecca, in
which they ~ and throw etoDee at &
figuze reprellOJlting the deTil.
~ jamt or jamaf:! A collectioD,
accumnlation, 8188mbly, congregation,
the total. Conjunction, compreheneioD,
eontenta. A multitude, a troop, body.
The plural number. ~~, A.
great mnltitude.
~ Jumt.fIt, Friday, the principal
day of religiolU worehip among the Ma-
hometana, when they lISIODlble in the
great moeque. A week.
~ jamtiat, An all8embly, con-
COUrel!. Society, audience.
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~ jlJlll4l,Aoamel. ~\\y\.-.., ~ i"'.', Paradise, heaven.
Addition.
~H~ A pelican.
~~~ i""" to'" The
ot Eden. The ~ahometana usigu
garden
tlmle Jll- tor this terrestrial paradise :
~ jumlat, The sum, the whole, the IlDt, near Da1llllllCu. in Syria; the
toW, aggregate. ~4 o';~,
IOCOnd, toward. Obollah iu the Arabian
lrac or Chaldea; and the third, on a
universally, npon the whole. spot bordering upon tho desert of Nou-
bendijan in Penlla, called Sheb BouvlUt,
"'~ jtlmad, Congealing, concre- waterOO. by the Nilab; whibt others fix
tion. it at Bamarcnnd. The more ancient
t~ j um4 ti Troops, crowds. traditiOIl8, hO'l(ever, place it in the island
of 8erendib or Ceylon, where they say
)~ jtlmAo.r, A republio. .All, Adam 11'88 interred; agreeable to which
opinion the Portuauese have named the
univenal. The greater or prin- mountain, where they pretend to point
oipal part•. )~~r\, Publio out the grotto and 8Cpulchre ot the
dun. tather of mankind, Pico d'Adam.
~ jutul, An army, militia, • body
~ jtJmlt, All, whole, univenal. ot troops, a legion, allies, auxiliaries,
'~ jtJmlf:!l'" In whole, alto- confederates, companioll8, fellow-lOldiers.
gether. J ~ itJrtdtJI,
Stone. A stony
~ i ••11 (fem. ~), Beauti- country. JittMl, A sandy ~on. a
ful, elepnt. Good, fair, handsome. "rI~ jtIruII, One aoldier. ldeeert.
~.J,...\ (or simply ~, ~ iim, A genus, species, kind,
1Ort, mode. A generation, family, of the
plur. c.:J4), Gracious actiona,
same stock. ~\r-\,Ageneric
good things, good works, benefits.
or indetermined .noun. ~
~ioJ\"'," Good qualities,
excellent talent.. jittft, Generic. ~ jftuiy4t,
The oomlllpondenoe of a kind, species,
~ ii,.,., vulg. ~ itJ,., A demon, or genus.
gtniUl, 'Pirit. U~ i_;,iJrtd,The herb gentian.
y~ itJ1IiJ'1J, Majesty, highness,
~ itJ"" War, battle, a combat,
excellency. Power, dignity, dominion, engapnent, fight, Uinniah, I'IlIIC01IJlter.
IOTereignty.
Aoonqueror,
in a .to
~ l:.=:- i MtillJtJ', Pollution, remaining
ot aiD or pollution.
c.:J~ iflffn4t, Heavens.
Ji"'lls, The famons Mogul
GMp KA... The khans
of
the TarterB of Preoop claim deseent from
this monarch.
y~ itJ,..", The aouth, the BOUth
C\~ i tJftdA, A wing of a bird. • 1l'lud. J_ia, Sides, parte, tracta.
'j l:.=:- iinlllttlA, A bier, or the dead ~,a:- i-alii, Southern.
bod,. npon it; the tunerallOlemnity and "'~ juiUl, Troops, aoldiers, forces.
ritel.
~~ jt'nIJ!ltJ' (plur. c.:J~~), A VN~ jtlniU, Kinds, aorta.
crime, iniquity. I.:J~"uaa,Insanity, fury, phrensy.
~ iMtlJ, A side. A boundary. Darkness. ~~'I.:J,a:-, The
A put, a tract ot counVy, a coaL ___ of youth.
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).f4:" JIIUIIlb, A Genoese. u~ jtlfl1j, The belly. The interior
~ jMf&1, One demon, genie, or cavity (of an~). JUI, ExtensiTe.
Hollow. .lawaI. Uavity. Amplitude,
-lpirit. capaciOllllUl8L
~ j_I,., An ~mbryo. Buried. \,;~ jow/a (lem.), Hollow. Exten-
k jtlfDflJ, The air, the sky, the at- 81ye.
~ the lIJIIIoC8 between heaTen and J~ i ow}, A troop or body of men.

y~ jMllalJ, An answer, reply. ti~ jtJfl)ktJe, A crowd, a multitude.

~y~, A categorical an- d
~ jawtJliJn, Wandering, walking
round. Motion, agitation.
ner.
,)~ jtltDii.tl, Liberal, beneficent. ~~ iutltM'tl, Liberal, beneficent.
RumaiDg lWiftly (a bol'lle). [ties. fb~ iaw/w,,., A gem, a jewel.
y';~ j4f1JiisilJ, Attractive quali- lrIatter,substance,easence. #~
}~ fin,.., Neighbourhood, pro- iatDwi, Substantial, -tia1, natural.
piDquity. Vicinity. c,:.)~ jiMe, The faces, the sur-
faces.
1oJ),:':" jtlfl1ii.ri, Female slaves, ser-
ftIIt PJa. ,)~ jiAiltl, An endeavour, effort.
A gallant exploit. W sr, battle, combat
j'~ jGfI1Q.s, :Being allowed, per- (.peeia11yagainst inMela).
miu.ed.lawfuL
by or through.
Going away. PUling ~!J~ iiltilrfM, Publicly.
JI~ jtMDii.l, A sack, a bag. J~ ja1liJs, Paraphernalia, or por-
tion given with a daughter, eft'ects in the
~I,:':" jllfll4ailJ, Parts, sides. dispoIal of a wife, wbateTer a bride
brings to her huband'8 h01lll8.
;'~ jlwii.Air, Pearls, jewels, gems.
J~juAM1(plur.),Ignorant(men).
t~ jUi, Cloth.
,)~ jU, Great or plentiful rain. ill+- JaMltJt, :Being ignorant.
ignorance.
Liberal, beneficent. Liberality.
i,)~ jMlJtl4t, :Benignity. JUdat, ~ jiluJe, The side, fuce, surface,
form, tuhion, manner, mode, l'll8IOn,
BeiDg good. regard, respect.
)fI:. . jIItDr, I~justice, violence, in- ~ Jalul, An endeavour, effort,
Jq1Iity, oppna!loa, tyranny. attempt. Care, labour, study, diligence.
J1:'"j.... Anut. ~~~,Nut­ ngour. ~atigue, a1IIiction. Power, strength,

meg. "'~j~. The betel nut. ~ jtJ1w, Public, evident, manifest.

~1:'" jtlfftil, A star, the sign Gemini. Revealing, declaring, j.lubliBhinJr. Be-
lloldiDg, perceiTiDg, _ g clear through
~~I, The star Orion. eyery perplenty.

t~ lit! Hunger. '~ iaMMI, Publicly, evidently,

...
t.:1k~ jtwf. b, A hungry starved

kfl:" jtwf:iIt, Hunger. :Being once

. a cI ear VOIce.
WIth .
Privately and publicly.
~ jOMat, Open,
" ~-'!r"
"

conspicuous•
~. .l.hrtJlMt, Publicly.
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~ jUral, Yellow berries. ~\> Adji1J, A porter, a gTOOIII,
or door-keeper of the king's bed chamber.
~ jaAl, Ignorance. An eye-brow.
~ julus1d (plur.), Ignorant. ~6.. MjtJt, Necessity, want, po-
~ j4lttil&t, Ignorant. Many fools. "'erty. Any UDa"t'Oidable buIin_ (goiDg
to the neceuary). Hope, wish.
~ ja1umtulm, HeIl, the infernal :b; I- Mjjat, A female pilgrim to
1lre. ~~" The inhabitants Mecca.
of hell, the damned. ~ ft \> Mjil, Hindering, preventing.
jtlAtMtu.'i, Infemal.
~b. MJ"f, A Christian who has
~\.t4J laylutv'l'juAnf, The performed the p ~ to Jerusalem,
- twenty-third night of the month 1laItI- or a MahometaD tliat to Mecca. A pil-
dart, eeteemed fortunate for thoee who grim.
pray.
~",,6.. MtlfI, New, just appearing.
J~ jfJ1fJ1, Extremely ignorant. Cuual.
t.~ jtJgya'C! Hunger. .tJ",,1- MMt, (plur. ,-=-,U""b.), A
nOTelty, an eTent, an accident. A mis-
~ jtJglJ, The breast of a gar- fortune. Pudenda.
ment or shirt. A pocket.
~ jigat, Corrupted water. A ditch
J..3b. Mtlf", Ingenious, industrious.
or other place where water lltagnatel. t..i..3'l- Mtlf, A conductor, director,
~~ J"lAfJ.n, The river .rIhon or leader of camels. Wary. One.
Bactrua.
~'-t!..3'l-, Eleven.
~ jayyitl, Anything elegant or
excellent. Fair, good. J..ib. Mlik, Ingenious, skilful, in-
Tart,
telligent, penetratiDg, excelling.
~~ J)"an, Neighbours. lOur, Iharp, acnte.
~ j""A, An army, soldiery. jl- 1uwr, Warm, hot, sultry.
~ jtlflfat, A carcase, a corpse. ~ b. M"at, A street.
y~ j"t/iJ.lJ, Pockets. Plur. of
U"'Jb. M,.." A govemor, com-
. -.
~. mander, protector, defender. A lentinel.
v.y.?:- jtIyfJ.IA, Armies, forces, JJI- M"i}, Burning, ardent.
troops. v.~!re" The general ~J.Jb. Mrin, A restive horse.
olthe army.
rj 6.. Mlim, Wise, provident.
c L:;6.. MUlIt, Bense, the five senses.
C Ad or Al, The sixth letter of the ,)...,6.. Mm, Envious. An enemy.
Arabic alphabet, and the character for
eight in arithmetic.
v.b. MIA (or L:.b.), Besides, ex-
cept. God forbid! let it not be! in
tJ6.. Mtim, A judge, rendering ne- shape! L:.'l-, Heaven forbid
DO

ceaary. A liberal man. A proper name.

that. • . . Suing or excepting your
~6.. Mj, A pilgrim to Mecca. reTereDce, with submission to you.
,-=-,~I- MJ"tI.t, Necessaries, wants. ~b. luUAitl, Ready, prepared.
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.
~~ AaeAiJ. or ltiUMytlA, A '--~~ lt4lu, Shaving.
margin. briDk, edge. A border. The
hem at & garment. A marginal note. r'-
H4m, Son of Noah, from whom
Hen of inferior rank. they .y the IncliaDa, Ethiopians, etc.,
are deaciended.
J...'-ltiJWl, A reaper, a mower.
oM'-
Ailmid, A praiser (of God).
r'- AiuW, Prohibiting, blocking J..'-
Admil, Carrying. A porter,
up. A reltrainer, an utringent. A
e8lcalator, & numberer. carrier.
ora letter.
y.tA'J..'-, The bearer
J...'- idfll, Produce, whatever ill
gathered (ae com, fruita, etc.) Profit, Ii.'- AdmiW, Pregnant.
Idftlltlfp, utility, conTeDiency. Re-
mainder, residue•. The aum, eDd, COD- 1.5"'- lt4mf, A protector, defender.
clusiOD. ~J'- Ad",f, Collecting, containing,
~~Ai.iIVt, A chaste woman. comprehending. A oollector.
.ri'- lIildw, Present, ready, prompt, ~ '- Allyd, Declining, turning from.
coming or standing before. ~, .fi'- Ailyt', Astonished, Btupi1l.ed.
To appear before, to be preaent. ~~ Myd, }[enltrua patieJ1ll
),'\JJ~'-' Present and seeing, one (mulier).
of the attributes ot God. ~ '- lt4yt, A wall, inc1Ollure.
~'- lt4.fid, A grandson. ~'- M.y}, A weaver.
} ' - Itdji,., A nail, a claw, a foot.
~ Wh, A grain, a pill. ~
lai'- Itdjia, A guerdian, a com-
.J ~', Laurel berries. HilJ6, Love,
llUlllder, goTemor, COlllllJ'1'&tor, keeper,
obeerTer. A reciter. affection. ~"J,~, .&.mor
ilU'- AajiSllt, A female guardian. patrial; patriotism.
~'-;ji, A retentive memory• '-=-J~ Whilt, Corns, grains, puIae.
..j'- Itd/f, Barefoot. [urine. J\-- AilJi1.1, Ropes. Hlliiill, A rope-
~'- Aillcin, Having a retention of maker.

f'-God.M.lcim, One of the attributea J\-- .waif, Pregnant (women).

A ~TereigD, a prince, a lord,
or
& judge, & goTerDor, a commander, a pre-
sident, an arbitrator, administrator, any
penon innated with poll'er, a magiattate.
U6.. !&tJ}ifIUJI, A lady, a princeu.
J'-lt41, State, situation, condition, ;>- ltilw, A learned teacher, a doctor.
mode, manner.
'*,,- Adlan, Now, at present.
1.:.))'- Aillill, States. conditions.
~6.. ltillih, A milker. A vein in
'the thigh•
.u,- Aillat, State, quality, condi-
tiOD. A thing. Action, motioD.
i;.>. Whllt, One berry, one grain,
one seed.
,.c.. Whllld, 0 excellent! brave!
hall' charming!
A .Tewish scribe. Ink.
~ WI, Retention, detention.
Imprisonment. A prison. ~,
To arrest, to put in prison.
~ WtHlt, An Ethiopian, Abys-
linian. ~, An Ethiopean.
Ethiopic.
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~ Wai, Pulegium, or penny- ~ 1......(1.
~ • ""'31 !I, gnms_to Mecca.
Pil'
royaL Thia word enters into the compo-
sition of many plants, as ~ J~ Mja,., Stones. )~ AujjM', A
lapidary•
..}:JI, Camomile. j~ Mjds, Mecca, and the adjacent
J:-. WI, A rope, a cord, a chain. country, Arabia Petnea. OWl of the
HfIlJal, Conooi:ring, beingpregnant. Con- principal species or medea in the Penian
ception, pregnancy. mUllic, pf which there are three, viJi.:
~ AulJltI', Pregnant (woman, also I,:)~\' ~!r, and j~.
- all animala that haTe clam). i.~ Mid-mat, Applying the cup-
Y~ AuhulJ, Grains, berries. .All ping gl-,bleeding,searifying. Shs-ring.
kinds of corn, pot-herbs, or other pro-
visions.
4
MJ(slJat, Janitors, porters, cham-
berlains.
J~ Auhl1,., Cheerfulness, joy. 4: Aajjat, A pilgrimage to Mecca
.. -
i;.:.- WlJaA, A grain, berry.
(hence a form of swearing bll~,
~ WllJ, A friend, favourite. By the sacred solemnities of God).
Hijjtlt, A year. The lobe of the ear.
~~ Aattdma, How long? II .
~ ~", The last month of the
U::-.lttstf, Death. ~I~lo:)l., ~bian year (because upon the tenth
He died a natural death. day a solemn feat is celebrated at
f;: Aatm, Rendering necessary. Mecea).
J nrildiction. A decree. i.3: Aujiat, A decree, a decision, the
~ Aatta', Until, 80 that, in such ·sentence of a jnd2e. An argument, a
a manner, and thUll. Aa far as, u proof, a reuon. Pretence, excU88.
long u. ~ .Auiai, Proofs, demonstrations,
~ Nu" Instigating, exciting, ~ claims, eanses.
_ stimulating. ~ 1t4}fJf", A stone. ".,..J\fi:, The
f. '"'ii, A pilgrimage to Mecca. black stone at Mecca. ...,reJ~,
.):..~ I, The chief or commander. Lapis lazuli. ~..\l~, Bloodstone.
~ the piWin!s (an office of great dignity .)*~, Lapis Judaicus.
during the splendour of the khalifat, ana
generiilly filled by' t~e son or .declared '-=J~ A"rat, Cells, closets.
I11COOlIIIOr of the relgDlDg soTereigD). ~ AujraA, A chamber, closet, cell.
y~ MiillJ, Modesty, blushing, A. court-yard, a hall.
shame. A veil. Night. '-1~ ~ Mft, Prohibiting, preventing.
1"'\ Tb ell f th h" Interrupting, int.erpoBing, interceding.
~, e" 0 e earl, I=- 1.4':al A 'd with red
the eliaphragm. . -
~, 0 ve,
T il v-:- and beak. partri ge
fect '"'3'
to draw a curtain, to coTer, to hide. ~ MjallJt, A female partridge.
'-J~ Aujjo.lJ, Porters, janitors, .i:.. M4a, A boundary, limit. A
chamberlains of the king's apartments definition, distinction. The cdr {of wit,
(baring the charge of the door-ways). steel, etc.) [habits.
~4:" !lajd-lJflt, A deputyahip. .)I~. llidad, Mourning, mourning
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,),~ Wtld4, A. blacksmith, a .til.i- NudAe, Aeuten8l8, CUDDUJg,
&Irrier. ahrewem-, iDgenuity.
J'.»- Itidill:, Pupils of the eyes. .Jj.. Mur or MIM, Caution, prv.-
iil.»- WdJ:Gt, Eminence, excel- deuce. .J~' To be cautious, to
ItDce, skill. [atrwnentl. be awue.
~!.»- Woyitl, Weapons, iron, in- Io-i~ -f, Taking away (part of
J.!.I.,b. 1fIIIIii!lii, Gardens, orchards. anything, u the hair of the head, or tail
of an animal). Rejecting, cutting off
~.»- Mlici, Hump-b8cked (woman). (a IIfllable of a word, oy apocope).
Blotting out. [standing.
~.»- ~, Gibbosity (of the
luk,etc.) ~ j.. NaJI:Ge, Quickness of under-
~~ WM or AwI., A. novelty, a ;.. Nwr, Heat, warmth, fervour,
ncen& &ccideat, oontiDgellCJ', event, ardour. H.,.,.,
Free (not a slave),
d&dlgEucy. liberal, true (not SpuriODS), genteel1'y
bern.
V".b- w., Thinking,conjecturing. Y~ Mrcib, Short spears.
Opinion, a doubtful opinion, a faI8e
opiDiGa. AD mteDtioa, a purpoee, design. ~~ Nwrcil, A fanner. HtIfTci"
ii~ JM.1:tJt, The pupil ofthe eye. Farmers.
~.b- WfU, Novelty, invention, i)~ luwcir.t, Warmth, heat. Ar-
diIecmsy. ~, re-appearing, dour, fervour. Love.
-PI. i..~ Aircil.t, Custody, guardian-
.,,~ Wii.tl (or ~,r:J'''J').s:lI), ship, tuition.
BomIdaries, oonftnea. Penal laws. ,,~, J~ Nwrcil:, An incendiary. Bee
To Ix lDaitl, to delcribe the boundariev.
~ A."..I:.
J~ War, A. declivity, a descent.
11MIior, De.:ending, falling down. .ti!J- Aurdl:at, Fuel for fire. Har-
riik4t, A ftre...ship, loeded with miDile
~~ 1t4tJIa, New, newly made. branda, etc.
.:.:JI~~, or a youthful age. r-~ luwam, Unlawful, forbidden.
r. eYeDt, u lICCideat, a novelty, a his-
tGIy, tnditiGa (putiA:u1arly with regard
prohibited. Holy, venerable, 1IIICrCd.
te the .~ aDd lICtioDS of Mahomet, ("r , To make unlawful, to inter-
Qich ani divided m&o wo ct-; the dict; to prohibit or prevent from sleep-
fint ea11ed t.J,;:J I ~.»-,
ing. r~I~, Thetemple.ot
The
~ of the prophet; the other
Mecca. [lIlIlIlIU1..
~I~~, The holy sayings ~~ luwcimJ, A robber, an 1180-
(wDia tMy belieTll the anpl Gabriel
broacht from heaven). .fi!J- luwd!lw, Noble ladies.
~.b. WId, Iron. ~~~~, Y';- .\arb, War, battle. y~!JI.,),
... iruD miJle, iron oro.
Hostile countries. J\::.i,y,r,
iL.,b lItulfl:M, A. garden inc10eed Battle and slanghter.
Willa a ftIL A. palm plantatiou.
~ AirlJd (fem. i~),.A eamelioo.
1~ Mill, Opposite, over against,
faciJIg. A shoe, a slipper. The hoof or ~ wblM, Forcibly, with an
..
. . fIl ...... 01' c:UIel'. foot. irmed foree•
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iJ"r luwiHlt (plur. '-=JU"r), A YJ.r nun1b, Battles. Wars. ~\iJ

hunting spear, • j.Telin, • &pOntoon, YJ.rJ' Encounters and battles.
• halberd, • dart, • dagger.
~.J»- luJrii.r.,at, Freedom.
I.i"r luwbf, Warlike, hostile. Near
• to or bounded by an enemy's country. "';J~ nurflf, Letters. Characters,
~ ,,""fit, Free born, noble particles. '~I"';J~' The letters
of the alphabet.
(woman). ~~, The night
~..r> luJrafl, Refractory, restive
when a bride preserves her virginity (the
night on which she 1088ll it being called (horse).

~~). ~.,;... Aurrigflt (Aarv.rl,at), Freedom.

~~ luJrl, Cultivating, sowing. ;!.~ Atwfr, .Silk, silk cloth, a gar-
ment.
~I~.r luJ''i"wan, A species of
~.r narlrflt, A kind of pap of
locust with wings.
milk and dour.
~,..;~ MrzUft, The land crocodile,
~~ Atwff, A rival. One with
the male Lybian lizard.
.»- Ain, An amulet or charm
whom you do busin-, • partner, sa-
sociate.
against fascination or enchantment. . ",~..r--luwf/e, Fired, burnt. Incensed.
~.r luwf, A letter of the alphabet, Flame, 1lro.
• character. A particle (as an adTerb,
preposition, conjunction, or interjection).
J-sion,luJlI,notching.
Cutting, making an inci-
Scraping.
Changing, inverting. 1.x.\1"';.r--, r!i- nisam, A belt, girth, 8llI'Cingle.
An interjection of calling, "';..r-- 'rhe swathes or swaddlillg bands of
infants.
"';;S;, Letter by letter, literally. '-'r nis1J, A body, troop, associates.
.u~ nirjat, A trade, business, pro- Au army, company.
feseion. A corporation, a body of arti- rJ.>- Mlm, Binding, fastening (a
ficers. .u..,-~I, An artisan, a load). OCCU?ying, taking firm hold.
tradesman. Being pron~nt,. vigilant,. a~ntive,
steady, firm m mmd; CODSlderlng, re-
Jr'- luJr/e, Burning, being burnt. BOlTing. Vigilance, ind1l8try. lJeiDg
abstinent, continent.
~.r nv,rkat, Flame, fire. Ardour. ~ Auzmat, A bundle (of wood,
~..r-- luwaW (plur. I.:)\S'~), Ac- corn, etc.), as much as can be held in
tion, motion, conduct, procedure. Agita- ~;- nUM, Grief. [the arms.
tion of mind or body. Disturbance,
commotion. A Towel. . ~~.r Msfraft, The month oflune.
r.r luwm, Unlawful. A prohibition, l:J!.r Mslft, Sad, aftlicted, melan-
an anathema. Haram, Sacred, inter- choly.
dicted from promiseUOWl use.
.t..r n"r,nat, Reverence, venera-
v...- Nul, Sense, sentiment, feeling,
imagination. ..rlbU:JI~I, Ex-
tion, dignity. Honour.
ternal sense. d~I~I,
~.r HMaf:flflYft , The two sacred
cities, Mecca and Medina. Common sense.. ~, To perceive,
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to ~d, to di8ccm!r, to under- A ' l [ t bell ~A.l t
Itad, to t'eOOi.'t'e certain intelligence. ~ 1i.mG, 08 u.....OU, m08
To _11 the dut (from a home, etc.), excellent. Fairest, beat.
to earry and dress cattle. "r--
ltara4, Envious, malignant.
yl...> Acid6, Computation, calcu- ~ NIuf, Sensual. Benaible, be-
lation, Dumber, proportion. rb longing to 1IeIII8.
yWl, Arithmetic. ~\..:-.. Juulw.yula, Grass.
~ Alu6. Computing, re1lecting ,;:..- TatuM, A meeting, congregation,
lIpOII, CODSidering. Calculating, count- conco1ll'll8. Ree~ton.~\~y',
big. ~, According to. ~ The clay of lWlImlCtion.
~. In respect, on account ~~ TuuNwat, Creeping things.
of. ~. According to which. animalcules, little beaat8•
.t...:.- laulamat, Reverence, respect.
;J~I~, To the best of my Shame, baahfulne..
abilities. ij~Jh.,:.._ , Accord- ,:..- Tatulato, StuiBng a pillow.
iDg to license. r!rtJ\ ~. ~ lwuAllla, Dry herbage, hay,
Agreeable to my desires. L..:-- gTllM.
JlsIl,Accordingtoexigency,from ~ TuuM,Mt. One herb.
the lItate (of aft'airs. etc.) ~ ~./ Tatua. Little stones, gravel.
~l:.l', In conformity to the signal, "~Tatuaa, Reaping. The harvest.
HfII,aa, A reaper. "l.Asl\~-"
or hint. ~J' L..:--, As occasion In time of barTeet.
m&yrequire. t:4J~.lH~\ ~ .JI.-. lai,a,., A siege.
JJ"'jl, As God commands and the ~J~ AUld14t, Cbaft', refuae,
. .( .J 8Weep1JI8I. [home.
r--' ~,
prophet explains.
~ to the order: a patent, or I.:J
b- lai8iJn A beautiful strong
'
Gl'k1lllder the _1 of the 't'azir. ~ I.-. Nuilya, Harvests. ~ b-
~ IiINt, A reward, hire, price. i.:....J~1, Sayings for. which the
- _ tongue is cut out.
~eee. .rJJ~, For the love ~ TuuM, Gravel, pebbles.
~ 1&aa4I, Envy, malevolence. .i:--
fenr•
Tatu6rst, The measles. Spotted

• ~, To envy. .. ~ laiurst or lai"rsla, A lot, por-

~ iMrtIt. Grief, regret.~, tion, part. [Strong.
To lip after, ~ regret. (the a1ilence of ~ Nurstl Out down. Harvest.
DJ ou). to with annOllB1y to see a '
JM-. r~
Au".m, Sour grapes.
~ A.NcM, Beautiful. Elegant, v-> TatuM, Lots.
~ H-. Beauty, ~-. el~ce. ~ !iBn, A castle, fortification.
~~~.PnblicfOQndations. A • hI ~
.. .~~, Dlmpregna eLor-
e....-Mmult.Agood work,abenefit. treIa. H-. Chu1ity, modeIty.
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J,.-. 1t&ril, Acquisition.
Collec- ~ Aajn, Taking up with both
tion, gain. ~I
one's desires.
r J.,.-.,
Obtaining hands. .u..a.-
luJjnal (plu.
l.:.J\:.A-), The measure of both
C1~ AuIfln, Fortiftcatione, castles. hands. A small quantity. A handfuL
~ MIll', A mat. ~ lw./fs, A guardian, etc. See
~ AMln, A fortified place. W~.
L l..a>. Mdanat, Fondling in the J- 110"", lust, right, true. Truth,
bosom, embracing, carSng.
~ Mtlrat (plur. l.:.J~), Pre-
reason, justice.
is bitter.
..,..u.JI, Truth
sence. Dignity. Majesty. Highn-. \k... luJ""d, Really, truly.
lordship.
~ Aitln, The breast, the body ~ tb. luJurat, Vileness, baseness,
from the arm-pits to the short ribs. being despicable. ..J.-, To despise,
•~ Aul.",., Presence, appearance. atrront, disgrace•
J Being present. Jl1>. luJ.Ucinf, True, pure, dis-
~ luMlItl, The lower extremity - interested.
of anything. ~t.u:llr"k, Theology.
yU». luJttah, A seller of wood. ~ Au.U, Progeny.
rU». easily
and
Autli.., Anything dry. brittle,
broken; also small, minute.
..u:... Mkotl, Hatred, malevolence,
rancour.
~')\Irb, Avarice. Jb.. 110"', Land without houses or
trees. Field.
.th- luJttat, Letting down, falling,
~lw.ln, Giving an injection.
deseending.
"-:-' .b luJtlh,
Woody (place). ~ Aulnat, The cholic. A
glister.
~ luJtftat, What is abated in
_ a price. .3~
luJkfJ.tl, Malevolent, malignant.
1:1- luJu, Good fortune, happiness. J,a- Auld, Laws, rights, duties.
Enjoying prosperity. ;:£- 110"11', Base, mean, contempti-
ija- Msw4t, Happiness.
Dignity. ble. J:.\.t..tl~, Of base quali-
~ lkulr, A sheep-fold or stable.
ties. )..u.J~, Of little value.
,}- luJfr, Di~, hollowing out.
~ Wlkot, Truth, sincerity,
,}-, To dig a pit in anofJl.er's reality. A thing notorious.
way to injure him. ~~ luJ"lkotan, Truly, certainly.
~ Aufrat, A ditch, a grave. ~ Wllf, True, unfeigned.
~ Aift, Memory. Retention. Real.
Custody, guardianship. ~,To d\:b. 110""0.", A cutter and polisher
preserve, guard, defend. To leam by of precious &tones.
heart. V"Q\~~ I~~l..liL..i-,
Gusrding him from the bands of men.
r~ Auklam, Princes,lords, nobles,
goTemOrs, judges, magistrates.
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~ ~ l&iJ:iJ.yat, History, heroic ro- ~ 1uJllat or AaUai, A ring, a

•mance, fable, tradition, a relation, nar- circle, a bracelet, the ring or knocker of
rative. a door; the link of a coat of mail. A
link, hoop. An .-mbly, a cirde of
i.J... Mklot,Itching, rubbing. friends.
.~ ldm, Oommand, absolute ~,n- Auliam, The throat. The
power, domiDion. An order, judgment, fa-. .
sentence, decree. f:-,
Tojudge, Jl- lvl4l, Arabian garments. The
deeide,lI8IItence, decree, determine, order,
oommand, rule over, regulate. r:::habits of paradise.
Aulm, A dream. Hilm, lIild-
~ r's'
I, God is the judge, heaven
n-, clemency.
;.:.. 1t4ltD, Sweet.
mlllt determine.
~ Aulomd, Wise men, philoso- 4:J't).- Aulw4,., A gift. A preeent.
phers, doctors, physicians. J,J.- Aulul, Deaccnding, remain-
i..!::.. AihMt, Wisdom, knowledge. ing, resting in any place.
Art, llCience. i •.G,,,, rk'
Phi- ~ MIf, Jewels, female ornaments.
bophy, phyBie, medicine. D~ng henelf with jewela and other

ief.>. Aulumat, Dominion, despot- ornaments.

~ MlIlJ, lIilk.
ism, Jurisdiction, authority, BOVoreignty•
•.1 prmcipality.
~ Ailyat, An ornament (of a
~ WI, Solution, loosing. To IwOrd, especially on tbe bilt and sheath).
relax. to BOlve, resolve, diMolve, diIcus8,
dilute. tf- Mlfj, Carded or dreaaed cotton.
i!- _1uJllii.j, A dreaeer of cotton.
I .; _

pertDer,
\",

&
lallf, A confederate, a
ooupirator.
~b. Mildjat, The art of dress- ~ lilli, ShaT'ed hair (or beard).
ing cotton.
~ IuJlIm, lIild, gentle, aft'able,
JJ.. MllfU, A barber. humane, tractable.
~b. Aul4Ii4Jt, Shaving. L;- Aumma, A fever. Ch..~,
A tertian ague.
Jb. Aaldl, :Being legal, legitimate. i~ lamdt, A mother-in-law.
A lawful thing. HtIlliI, A lOGIer, BOlver,
diIIolver. )l.- 1Iimdr, A he-888. ....;--J)~,
ijJ.. 1al4tDat,
Sweetneu. A wild UI. HII_ii,., An &.-driver.
~ AaltI1J, Aleppo in Syria. i.Jl.- Aimdrat, A ahe-888.
'-b. NslltIt, Caldron of a steamer. l.tl.J ~ Mma.rl, Asinine.
f-. Mlj, CardiDg wool or cotton. i..~ 1ItImdIat, The being steady (in
religion), bold (in battle). Modem
I.:J'~ Aalaziln, A snail. A horn- poetry (after the A.rabiana became mixed
beetle. [nearing. with atraDgen). Heroic poetry.
uL.. WJ and Wi/, An oath, .i.;~ lama.iat, Folly, stupidity.
'-'~ Wk, Shaving, scraping. The J~ !lammal, (fum. .u~ lam-
wind-pipe, the throat. malt", A porter, & carrier of.bunhma.
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r~ Mmdm, A dove, a turUe, any ~ M1tII/f, OrthodoL ~
bird with a ruff. rt.,;..
Mmmdm, (fem.), The sect of Hanifa.
.t.L.- Mmdmat, One dove. [A bath. d.:.- MW, The palate, and the
nuder part of the mouth opposite to it.
~\,;- MmIMml, A bagnio-keeper. The back. Deep black. The jaw, the
cheek.
.t;r ~ Aamma' mulwikat, A ~ BanljtJ1 (or ~.Yo\), One
malignant fever. PhreIl8Y from thia fever. of the four chiem of the great Mahometan
-4~ Aimayat, Protection, defence, sects.
guardianship. ~ Mn'n, Parental or filial aft'ec.
~ Mmd, Praise, praising. "I~ Don. The aft'ectionate cry of a camel to
her colt.
~, By the grace or favour of God. \.,- Bawd and MUJUJd, Eve, the
~ Mmrd (fem.), Red. mother of mankind.
J,..- Mml, A burthen, a load. ~.3""'" Mwd,zil, New8, accidents,
HalNll, A ram. A large lamb. Aries, V.\.,- Mwd", SenBe. [evenlB.
the first 8ign of the zodiac. ~ W ~ IJ> MWdllaf, Margine, borders,
~I, Sheep'8 tongue; the hems, marginal notes or obeonations.
plantain tree. [an _ult. Foliowen, attendants, domestics.
il..- AtJmltJt or MmlaA, An attack, }\.,- MWdfi,., Nail8, claws, feet..
i..;,...- Aumurl/Jt, Sourneee, bitter- .u\,,- MW41at, A. commiaeary. A...
nell, acidity. signation, a bill of exchange.
~ Mmayyd, Whatever one must J\.,- Mw411 or Mw4la' (or ~~,
defend (88 a wife, a standard, etc.) -J\"-J)' Environs, part.Badjacent.
~ Mmlyat, Zeal, ardour, im-
petuosity, amcesenseofhonour,modeetv,
gravity. •
tf!.
~ ~awdW, Things, affairs, ne-
cessanes.
~ Mm'd, Praised. Laudable, ..::..JJ> Aut, A fish. A large fish.
The Iign Pi8cee.
glorious. 1~~~J',Laudable
qualitlcations. .)~ Mwr, The (white) poplar (tree).
.r--- Aam',., A8IMl8. [throat. ~J')')~' The black poplar.
~\:.- Mndji,., The wind-pipe, the ~~,- Mwrdn, The southern region
.a,\:.- Aindtat,Theartofembalming. of Ilamucns.
~I\:.- Mndn, Pitying. Parental or ~J> MWl/lt, A. tract, side, part,
filial love. H_all (fem. Aallllilltlt), the middle of a kingdom.
Most compassionate or atrectionate (one JlJ> Aawrl, A. pond, a large reser-
of the epithets of God).
'Voir of water. The basin of a fountain.
~.Yo I aiu AimbtU, (Father of
J~ Aawl, Changing. Passing by or
stratagems) ~e fox.
~ M'II4IA, A Berpent. A malig- o~er._ Returning. Power. JJ~J
nant nllain, a sooundreL eUl4J\ 'FJ, There ie no power nor
~, Wheat. virtue but in God.
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i-,- luJtomiJe, The greateat quantity
or power of anything.
if Myy, Alive. 4.:.)~J:S-, t
Ever-living, eternal. r~J~
"- t. 1M, The seventh letter of the
Arabic alphabet, expnJllling in arithmetic
(LiriDg and immortal (epitheta of- the 600. Ita power is generated by a gentle·
Supreme Being). ~k .,- House- Yibration In tho throat. The IOUnd is
not familiar to the English, but is 1lI8d
leek (an herb). ... by the Welsh and lOme of the northern
~ Myd, Shame, blushing, bash- nationa. It is llronouncod like the
fuln_. Spanish j. In thl8 edition it is repJ'll-
IIOntod by kA, not that it partak08 of
i~ Myat, Life. Life time. either of those letters, but beCaUlll it baa
been uaual 10 to noto it, for want of a
d~ Mga1:, Wearing. d~ simplo charactor.
M,yiil, A weayer. ~teo.. IMbigat, lars (for wine,etc.)
~ My.. (or ~), Where?
WherellOeYer, to whateYer place (you go
Jjteo.. IMt,1, Deceiving, circum-
I will follow). yenting. A deoeinr, a cheat.
(&..... Mglfgflt, Examination, con- rJteo.. !Meam, A ring, a seal-ring,
templation. a seal.
~ Mgr (~ or ~~), The wteo.. IMtimat, A conclusion, an
being astonished, eonfounded, disturbed. epilogue. End.

i.r-- Aagral, Stupor, perturba- ~,J\.:;. IJuitun, A fudy, a matron.

tion, amazement. eteo.. IMtlif..' Deceiving. A de-
l,:)~ Myra", Astonished, con- ceiyer.
fonnded, eonf'uaed, disturbed, amazed. r">teo.. IJW.tlim, A domestic servant
~ 1uJgf, Injustice, violence, op- (male).
tn-ion, iniquity,injnry,cruelty, tyranny.
Ah! alas!
1::,}teo.. "lIiirij, Extercal. 1::,} \$\,..
From without, on the ·ontaide.
~ My/, Virtue, power. Decep-
tioo. H4f'1l, Frauds, 1II18l'ClI. I.ft") teo.. 1M,'i', A heretic.
. ~ AIl8e or All8A, Machination, ~..Jteo.. IlIiircAtnt, A hard sub-
fraud, treachery, stratagem, finesse, stance, of which the ChinellO make mir-
bJayery. ron; also heads to arrow., etc.
~ AI", Time, an age. J)teo.. "luiril, Tearing, splitting.
~jteo...uaun (or }~}:>. IMsM-
- - . Then, at that time.
, ~, tliir, A treasurer.
l,:)~ .0.", An animal, a brute. J,jteo.. "Mzd, A stako for impal-
'-=-''.;,~ MgtDilniit, Animals,eattle, ing men. (l0ll0r.
brutes.
.J'"'teo.. "lui,ir, Suffering loss. A
~,~ MgtDdnl, Brutal, sensual.
~ teo.. ""diAit! Humble, modest,
i~ Mgt/HIt, Life. peaceable.
~ ltayyaA, A serpeJ!t. ~ teo.. klui,lII, Timid, fearful.
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~t:;.. ""au, Pure, unmixed, fine, rl:;.. lAam, Raw, undresaCd. Unripe,
excellent. Particulllr, private. A royal immature. A hone that has been long
favourite, whatever the king enjoys, as in the stable. Long cloth, stout.
his own domestio or privato property.
~.t:;.. khdtnifl, Dead, resting, quiet.
rl.:.:~l>.,Noble and plebeian,
all, everybody. Private and public.
V- t:;.. kham"', 'Ine fifth.
~lc;.. lhauat or khauah (fem. of .l-..l>. kMm,an, In the fifth place,
fifthly.
~t:;..), Property, peculiarity.
J..lc;.. khamil, Mean, contemptible.
~t:;.., Especially. But, yet,
still. Only, at lCllBt. Entirely, quite, ~l:;.. lhan, A caravanllt'ra, an inn,
any plaoe of publio reception for tm-
however. Truly, certainly. ~t:;.. vellers. A prince, a nobleman, a lord,
kAalQh, Fine cotton <,loth of a elose tex- the khiin of the Tartars.
ture commonly called C08S8CS.
~l> khanik, Strangling. A nar-
~t:;.. kluldif:! Humble, submissive. row pus through mOUDtains. A narrow
j:.t:;.. khati,., The heart, mind, soul, street, a lane. .rJ\~l>, A
a1l'eetion, propCllBity, inclination, me- specics of uight-shade.
mory, rememblance.
.ll£jt:;.. llldM.Cdh, A monastery, or
~t:;.. lhati, Committing a crime, religious structure, built for the Eutern
offending. A BinDer. lOJ.llis or derviscs. A couTent, chapel;
baiting-plaoe.
(}it:;.. lM}l, Trembling, palpi-
tating. The horizon. ~wt:;..
,a; l:;.. khanhl, The city of Canton.
~t:;.. lMtllJm, A lady.
. ~t:;.., The two horizons, the
east and west. ..",l:;.. khdwI, Without inhabitants,
ruined, fallen down (a hoWle).
~l;t:;.. khakil., A king, an emperor.
",-"""l> J:luiyb, Ruined, impol"e-
Jt:;.. khdl, A mole on the face. An ii~ed, diaappointed.
UDcle (by the mother). ~l> lhd-yifl, Entering into, or
~ l:;.. khalil, Everlasting, perpetual. passing through water.
~t:;.. khalil, Pure, unsullied, un· ~t:;.. lhdyt, A tailor. (mOUI.
corrupted, entire. The best part of any- ~ t:;.. lhdyf, Timid, pusillani-
thing. .
~4\ , Jl>, Sincere of ~l> lhd-I", A deceiver, a traitor.
heart. 'Ut:;.. lhali,an, Purely,
sincerely. ~\.>-~ gil lhabil" 0 infamous!
.Lilt:;.. kMlijat, The same as ~t:;... oUt..>.
kllabil,at, Wickedneas, in-
A refractory man or woman. f~y,basenC6S,depravity, impurity. Bad.
(]ll> lhdlil, The Creator. (]It:;.. )\;>. kW6ils, A baker. 't?j~
V"\:J~~\, The Creator of dc· khubasi, Mallowa. [things.
mons and men. ~ \.>-
lhalJayil, Secrets, concealed
Jt:;..lhdli._Free, vacant, Empty, ~ \.>-
kWiiy" Impurities, wicked
void. J.>, To evacuate, to things. The evil spirit.
abandon, to desert, to reject, to throw ~ khub" Malignity, malice;
away. brUtality, pertldy, malevolence, impurity.
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.r.>: !latJit.w (or kA..w), News, ad- to1>. lAatlaf:, Deceiving, circum-
Ti-. report, rumour, story. Prophecy, ~cnting, leading utray, being iDsidious.
prediction. ~, To 'announce, Fraud.
to a:!Pify, to inform, to relate, to gin k.01>. kAudf:.at, Fallacy, fraud, de-
intelligence, to 88lUre, to caution. ception, imposture. L:01>.Y.;s::'\
¥ kAiirtlt, A proof, on experi- War is fraud, i.,., stratagem is nee-ary
!Dent, a trial, experience. in war. KMdttlt, An imp<l8ture, a
;..:>- i.Ws, Bread. cheat. [retinue.
r~ kWam, Servanta, domestics,
~ !WI, (lem. ~), Im-
pure, wicked, base, malignant. L:)L.~ iAatltJmdt, Services, etc.
plur. of
A&_• .;",C'V\, The infernal spirita. .t.~ kAidm4t, Service, omploy-
~ iAaM,., Knowing, learned, &C- ment, ollice, ministry.
quaiD~ with, informed.
.3)01>. kAtldutl, Cheeks.
~ 1MAtIllJA, Hanh-mnlloW8.
..JJo1>. J:Atldtlr, Curtains.
r\:..;",. l:AitiJm, The end of a thing.
~01>. 1&AtIdIt llt, Fraud. Deceiving.
I,:I\:";"" Dita., Circumcision• .E...
1,:1\:..£1', The C118tom of circum- ~ Ill. (imperat. of ~\), Take
thou.
cision feastl.
J~ J:Aasl (and dJ~), Weak-
~ \:..;",. kAifA1UJA, Circumcision.
ness. Being destitute, diappointed,
J:.>. J:Mt4l, Deceiving, circumvent- abandoned.
ing. 8eUing by stl1ltagem (IS Afox his y~ kAaralJ, Ruin, desolation.
prey). The formor lurking-puof ahare.
Destroyed, desertcc1, depopulated.
~ aat"" The seal, end" con-
L:)~~ k1usr4lJilt, Devastation••
cltuion. F-'To seal. To con-
'l::~ J:Aarilj, Tribute, tax, revenue.
clude. To finish reading the Alcoran•
..r-s!"-!~'Y: &l.1I f&-,
Hay God .J~ J:l&arril,., JrIurmuring(aa water,
ete.)
end his day- in happm-.
cr>- iMt", Circumcising. l,:)L.~ liAur,z,d" or KluJrlI.,,zn, An
extensi~e and noble country, the ancient
.k.&. kAutw, Circumcision. Bactriana, lying to the north of the ri~..
.u ~ kAijilW, Shame, bnshCulne.BII. OXU8 or Oihou.

Modesty. b~ J:Aarrdt, A turner. il.!J>.

~ J:/usjal, The being modest,
buhful, IShamed, confounded.
~ J:MJ:M,n, A high priest of the
k;.. J:Wtl, A cheek. [JeWi.
~,~, Frauds, deceits.
.J~ J:Mdr, Bitting behind the veil
or cwtain lwom~ in the But concealed
(rom the new of men). A ~eil, a cur-
tain. The yomen's apartments.
The art of turning.
~~, The proboscia of an ele-
phant. The nose.
.u
~ Illuriljal., A. fable, an enter-
taining tale. Jla1ice, def.tution, rabe-
Y..r"- k1usralJ, Ruining. [hood•
if ldwj, Going out. Outgo,
charge. Expense, coat. if\~,
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A steward, a mattre d'hotel. 'l::.,~
.r
To expend. To go or rll8h out.
J.,),;:>.. kAurtlal, Mustard, mustard-
seed.
jr>- kAaraJ, Small pearls, glass
beads, coq de perle. or things similar.
fiia\\ jj>-, The joints in the wk-
bone.
1..JNr>- kAar, (plur.) Dumb. KJuwtJI
Being dumb.
L..,;>- kkar,a, Dumb (woman).
l.:J L..,;>- khur,an, Dumb (men).
~ kJuwt, Unbarking. Smoothing,
especially in a turner's lathe. Stripping
a branch of its leaves, or a cluster of the
grapes, by drawing the hand from one
end to the other.
~ r>- kAurtum (or r~j>-), The
proboscis of an ell'phant. The n08O.
I,:}U..r>- kMrfan, Lambs. .
J;&- 1oAark, A fissure, a round hole
in a tom garment.•
i..i.,;>- kA.'rkat, A garment made of
shreds and patches. A remnant, a patch,
a rag. [beads.
r";>- kluwm, Piercing pearls or glaBII
l...r>- kharma, Having the tip ot
the nose cut oft', tho bridgo brolton, lip
chapped, or ear pierced.
'-:J}Jj>- kAnab, Bean-pods, carobs.
The bread of St. John, or of the prodi-
gal son.
'-:JJ":;'>' kAarrub, See Y}Jj>-.
1£!r>- 1oAuru.j, Going, rushing, sal-
lying ~o~ in a hostill' manner. Going
forth, 1I8Ulng.
-";.J.r>- "Aaruj, A lamb.
JJ.r>- kAar1i./:, FiBBurcs, cracks. ~ "AMAah, Wood, timber.
r....r>- kAMfr, The murmuring of ~~ klltJIllklzii,A, Poppy,
running water.
UJ....r>- kAMff, The autumn, the
harTest, autumnal rain, the fall of the
leaves. [ veat.
~.r>- kAarifi, The autumnal har-
t,.):>.. kluiiimal, A ring made of
hair, put through a camel's nose. to
whieh the bridle 18 fastened. XAaa_t
(or I..S"'»-)' A wild herb of a
iragraDt smell, with a long stalk, lIlII8l1
leaves, and a red flower.
.tj)::..kAiziin~h, A treasury, ~1l­
sure, a magazlDe, a granary, a repotntory.
The public revenue. ~k.tj):>-,
The imperial treasury. eUl.ii)::..
An armoury. [surea.
~)::.. kAawyin, Treasuries, trea-
I,:)\.;]>- !chazurdn, A cane. The
flexible root of an Indian eane or reed,
with which they malte little voaae1a or
baskets. A spear made of this cane or
reed.
~j>- "hamat or &zlnah, A trea-
sury. A granary, magazine. Tribute.
L'-.::.. kAa,dlat, The being ava-
ricious, mean, ignoble, low-bom,eovetoua.
Meanness.
.t.:.::.. kkallal, Vileness, etc. See
L'-.::...
.r>- kkuw (or I,:) \;-=>-), Damage,
Fraud. adering a loss, losing.
~.,-:>- kliUluj, The being sunk
(or lying concealed) under gi-ound. An
eclipse of the sun or moon.
~~ kAMI" Avaricious, sordid.
Low, base, ignoble.
i.-...-:;.. k'148I,al, MeanneBB, avanCt'.
y"\.L;.. kAMlz,lzilb, A seller of wood.
wti..::.. kkUlAaAilj, A bat. A
swallow.
poppy"seed.
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.J~ U.,.ltkar, Bread of coarse ~ kluuIlII, Litiga~i~~ .
uMifted 8our, lull of bl'llIl.
#.. Kkidr, The prophet 'Eijas, .. _
~ kluuhn, Rough. ~ and St. Georr of England, whom tht-,- ...·, ,
call Khidr Ellu. '. ".,-:.-
o..:-i4:\ (A man) of rough un·
~..... kWra (fem.), Green, fresh.
polished manners.
~ U.,llilt' Humility, sub- i.J ..:.,;" kRtItlrut. A green pot-herb.
mi8sion, respect, lear, modesty• 1.:.)'.,~ ldurdrilUJilt, Greens, herbs.
.ti,.:.:;. iluIIAii.n4t, ABperity, 80- t#- IWut' Humble. KAtItlu U
nrity, rigidness, fierccne9B. Submission, humility, reapect, Tcneration,
~ lduIIkgat, Fear, terror, dread. bowing the head in reTerence.
LP. Uila, Castmlion. v4~ "'/.lulul, The foot of a moun-
tain, and in general the 101l'eat part of
~'--..;.. ·l:!uua, (or i-~ ), _ an)1.hing.
POTcrty.
Jl:::;.. Uilal, Good manners, pro- h..:... "katt, A line, a stripe, a cha-
racter, a letter, epiatlc, handwriting; a
perties, or qualities. 14ture drawn on the sand by conjurora,
rl:::;..
Uilam, Litigating. wncn making their incantationa.
~.!~ lduIIay" Qualities, virtues. ~.roh...:.., Royal letters, diplo-
J.!l:::;.. iluuayl, Plur. of ~, ma.s, or mandates, Rigned or 8Uperac~bed
Tempera.
by the king's own hand. h..:...
.tJ-.=;... kluuHst, A quality, prop<'rty,
mode, talent, Tirtue.
disposition, nature.
Temper, humour, ~,A right line. ~h>..
...->- A curved line. .."j'f;.-eh..:.... A
lmtum, An enemy, antagonist,
I adTersary at law, game.
.
",~h..:.... A per-
vt=~ kRUlii.8, A lhing, business,
parallel line.
..
affair, particular. pcndiculllr line. ~~h..:..., A
"'L..~ kkUlu,an or ~,.-z>-, Par- cireulnr line. _ 'r-'h..:.... The
ticularly, especially, chiefly.
iJ..,g~ iAfllfuIgat, Particularity, diameter, ,~\h...:... A meridiana!
line. .;
IIingularity. Attachment, intimate fricnd-
ahip. \k;... illatd, A sin, a fault, a crime,
r~ kklU'llm, Enemies, rivals. ancrror, inadvertency, blunder. :Miatake.
A miaf'ortuue.
,-=-,1...,->- khUlumilt, Law-suits. y\bi. khitah,Conversation, speech;
i-~ kklU'llmat, Litigation, a law- ~rrespondcnce by letter. Address. .
suit. Enmity.
ktb;.. ""altilt. Fine writing. An
~ lmtuI, Testicles. ~~,
- An eunuch. A C&3trated animal. elegant writer. "'1:Jlk\bi.. A
~~ lduuyan, The two pellicles ge~graphcr.
of the acrotum. Eunucha. ~\b;.. kliattaJ, A ravisher• ..Km.1-
'-" a":" kMBlb, Fruitful, abounding
in produce. ta] (plur. ~\bi.), A swallow.
 .... ~ ........
"
" : "::~
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~~~~~a, Bins. Faults,erroIB. # !eMjl", A protector, guardian,
•4.1P..•J:AlIlhat or IhlltW, An ora- tutor.
roads•
Toll paid for protection of the
• : : ......'tlon deliyereci ew;ry Fridar, after the
• .::.:.•, forenoon lIemoe, in the pnncipal }fa- ~ kMftf, Light (of weight).
.' • :' • : hometan mOlquelI (in which they prme Undignified, immoral. .A lpCCies of
• ".:. .. God, bleu Mahomet and his deecendanta, J>. k~l, Vinegar. [-.
.: : . and pray for the king). This 11'81 gene-
• rally pronounced in former times by the
rei~mg Khalif, or the heir apparenL
j:>-. J:Aill and ikull, A friend, par-
Aaking a woman in marriage for a IOn. ticularly a lincere and intimate one.
KAfIll, Intimate friendahip.
~ klaattW, Danger, risk, fear,
hazard, fortune, gaming. i> !eluUii., Being vacant, deserted,
~ J:Aataf, Seizing, carrying oft'. at leisure, free. ~k or k l.
i~ J:AatUJtll (plur. ~\~), A Besides, beyond. L:J'l.:>-, Saving
ltep, a pace. The epaoo between the feet. that, unlesa that.

Jp~ J:Alltul, Lines. Letters, u"k

lckalill, Liberation, redemp-
epistles. ~\":'b~, Radial tion. ~, To set at liberty.
lines, rays of the BUn. ~k lc1Iulil,tJt, The purest and best
'-:- ) ..:>- !ehatlb, A preacher. [crime. part or substance of anything. Purified
or clarified butter. The _ of a
~ J:Aatlt, .A. Bin, a fault, a thing.
#- J:Aatl,., Great, honourable, t.
k lc1ulii. to The palsy, the epilepsy.
dignified (man). ~.r'\, An ~k J:Ailaf, Contradiction, oppo-
important, doubtful, or dangeroue alfair. sition. ..,Wk.Jk, Contrary
u>. !eMja, A secret, a concealment. to ordinary practice•
Oecult, hidden. .wi> lchilii.jat, The Kbalifat, vice-
!.plId.. khuffiuh, The bat. gerency, lieut.enancy. Imperial dignity,
monarchy. Buccesaion, lupplying the
~\i:>-. lc1Iajayii., Secrets, mysteries. ~lacc. lliemrchy, vicarage.
ili. kMffat, Levity in behaviour, Jk lc1Iallilk, The Creator.
Lightneee of weight. Going fQlt.
;.,
<l....b. J:Aiff.tan, Lightly, super-
.uk !chalii.lat, Sinoore friendship.
~andour, sincerity.
ficially.
~ !eMji, Depression. Putting L:Jk ikullii.n, Intimate friends.
the Towcl J:a".a (~) nnder the lut
lctter of the oblique case (called likewiec
~L;.. !chalayf, Kings, vicegerents,
fi-). etc. Plur. of~. [creatlm!B.
~ !eMft (or L:J\.U::;...)' Palpitat- J.!.k.IMlii.yk,Men, people, nations,
ing, trembling. 4;)~ !eluJlqian, Motion, agitation,
# J:AajUJ, Hiding, concealment. commotion, palpitation, perturbation,
trepidation, anxiety, curiosity. KJitlljiifl,
~ &jl, Clandestino, concealed. Bays, gulfs, arms of ihe &ea.
~ }""jytlt, Conooalment, hiding. JlJ.>. kAal!elull, The ring of gold
Kluzf!la(a.., Privately, secretly. Eha- or silver wom by the Arabian ladiea
f "'yat, A aecrct. round thcir ankles.
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~ iAtdd, Eternity, perpetuity.
~ HtI1laIJ (in prayer), May it
endure for ever. .c:..ik~~,
lIay his empire remain, etc.
~ ~, Confusion,mixture. l:J.>
To mix, blend, confound.
~ iAalt , Drawing out (slowly).
Pulling' off (clothes, etc.). Deposing,
remonng from office. Repudiation of a
wife, ....lien desired by henel! from an
&Tersion to ber husband ; (on ....bich ac-
count sbe resigns nllll<'tticmenta, and the
presents made to ber at marriage, ....bich,
had thcdivoree taken place at his motion,
muat have been kept by or delivered to
her). Disinheriting a BOn and tuming
bim out of doort\. Investing with a
robe of bononr. Kltilllf, Robes of
honour witb ....bich princetI, etc., invest
thoee whom they mean to diatinguiab.
k1.:;. lMltat, Investing with a
royal robe.
U1.:;.. kAalf, Coming after or behind,
aceeeding eu
day to day, people to peo-
ple, etc.) The latter part. KMlllj, A.
mu:cesaor. Posterity, descendants.
li1.:;.. aulafii, ]{halifs, emperors,
kinp, princes, lieutenants, 'riClW, sub-
stitutes. 4:J'~!)'W. s \ The four
lawful kbali&, i.,., Abubekrc, Omar,
Othman, and Ali, the immediate succes-
BOrs of Mahomet. (The Persians do
not acknowledge the three first, being of
the ecet of Ali. . ~.MJ"w..::..
.
811Clle111i1'ely, uintenupted1y.
.uL;.. l!u1lJat, Substituting another ~ aalik, Worthy, fit, proper•
in your place. ~ k!ullikat, Nature,diapoaition.
~ iMlaJf, Successive. A creature.
ijl>. 1/uzlk, Creation, production. J:l>. aalIl, A sincere and intimate
People, a nation, the populaco. KllfUk or )l.d- kM11Iilr, A woman's veil or
lrAulak, Nature, quality, property, eWl-
tom, manner (generally in a good BCnae).
Disposition, temper.
.ul> kAuU:at, Creation. Fiction.
~ l:lttJlal, Disturbance, dilOrder,
confusion, rupture, breach,defect,dam~,
inconYemenoo, prejudice, injury, rulD,
destruction, conuption (of anything by
negliganoo) •
i}.:>. l/aalwat, Retirement,lOlitude.
EmptinClll. A eloset, a private apart-
ment. Secret council or debate; priva(·y.
oJ}.:>. kAuliLd, Eternity. Perennial.
A fte8h and vigOroWl old age.
~}.:>. kAuliL" Purity, llincerity,
caD(lour, integrity. Friendship, affection.
~~ '!&A-uliL,iyat, Purity, candour,
honesty. [a whirlpool.
~ kAahj, A bay, a gulf, an abyss,
h~ 1/aalIt, Mixed. Any mixture.
~ klulilfat or kluUfJaA, An em-
peror, king, prince, 801'ereign, monarch:
a lieutenllDt, deputy: Q .u~r. Thi.
was the title given to tho Mahoml'tan
BOvereigna or 81Jccesaors or the prophet;
to ....bich 11'1I8 anne:le1, the moet ahlolnte
authority both in religious and civil
government. It was first adopted by
Abubckro (Mahomet's immediate suceea-
lOr) who_ ....ould accept of no other titla
J
than 4\1 \ J"")~' (the vice-
gerent of the apOlitla of God) which,
together with cr.=-rl'r' (com-
IJLlIlder of the faithful) uaumed by the
succeeding Kbalif Omar. becamo the
priucipal titles of alI the following prin-
ces during a period of 636 yean, 'riz.
from 622, the commencement of the
Hejrs, till tbo taking of ~dad, and
the final period of their empu:e in the
year 1258.
[friend.
head-drClll. KAa"'",;;r,A wine-merchant.
1.S"'l.d- kAltInillf, A word of five
.' letters, a thing of fivo spans, anything
belonging to, or eOl18i&ting of five.
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.....>. iMmr, Wine. I./~>' klaaW@f, lars (for wine, etc.)

~ ilaamrat, Wine. ~\.p- klunDatim, 8eala, seal-rings,
~ 1£1141118 (fem.) Five. nUflU, etc. (plar. of ~\&..). .
The fifth part.
~ ',>. kk'iliaA, A man of distinc-
~ kMtnIiIt (masc.), Five. tion, a rich merchant, a doctor, a lcml. or
~~ kka1ll811n (~ ), Fifty. master.

~,~, Pentecost. c:}'>' iMwarij', Heretica, schis·

matics. Strangml. Rebels.
,)r>- HumUtl, Abating, going out
rj),>. I!huwa"fI~m or Kla'a,.-:"
(the lIame or fire). Beiug ll8SWlgOO,
abated (the heat of a fever, etc.) KhorasJina, the ancient Choraamu, lymg
alon~ the banks of the great ri"er Oxua
.r>- .U~m!r (o.r ~), Leaven,
or anything put Ulto a IWI88 or paste to
or GlhoD, and extending. to the C~ian
Sea; part.of it belonging to Iran (Per-
ferment it. sia), and part to Turan (Parthia),
~.U/Jmll,Afifth.~'rY- ~''>' kMwu.u, Properties, quali-
The fiRh day, Thunday. ties, virtues. Grandees, ministers of
~\:.>. kAinil., Hermaphrodites. state, royal favourites or domestics.

d\:.>. kAunilBtl', Hermapbrodites. r~J~''>'' Noble and ignoble,

the whole people. [mind.
j.,)\:.>. klaaniltlik, Ditches round
forta, ete.
'>'.J>- kMwatir, Thoughts. The
• UN~ kAannil., The devil, a demon. ~ ',>. klaawap, The four cardinal
points of the winds, north, east, south,
vo-i\:.>. iMniljiB, Beetles, May-bugs. and west.
J\:.>. ""unil", That place of the J \,>. ldw.wafi, Secrets, hidden
throat where they usually strangle. The things.
quinaev, or in1lammatiou of the throat.
Suffocation. • ~',o-. kMwdkfn, Emperors, kings.
.y \:.>. kkunilk;!lat, A disease af- ~I.j:>.. kkawwiln, A deceiver, a
fecting the throats of birds and horses. traitor.
~>. kkaty·a,., A dagger, a poniard. ¢ \~ kkawanfk, Plur. of Jb..
J~ kMntlak,· A ditch round for- t.P- kMwkA, A peach or peaches.
tified towns, gardens, fields, etc.
.f.-r Hinl!,., A boar, a hog. ~
k;...,>. klaawkMt, A window, asky-
light, a little windoll' or wicket in a great
J!.r, Hog's lard. ,""fir, gate. An open apace between two
Hoggish. [linger. ,),>. Hful, A helmet. . [hOU8C8.
~ kAimfr, The'little(ormiddle) ...;),>. kAuri, A parson, a rector
~ khunJUB (~ or ~), of a pariah•
A beetle. .tij,>. klaalOllllh.Jt, Impaling a man.
~ kAtm;k, Strangling. [nose.
4 =-.> kAunnat, A BOund through the
vO.r- kMwtl, Entering or passiDg
a river, etc.
J~ "'Ulfllk, Strangling. Strangled. ~,>. "hawf, Fear, dread, terror.
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e,;t,> HalDlt, Perfidious, deceitful,
breaking a promiae. Languor of coun-
tenance.
..,;,> iMy, Manner, custom, mode,
humour, habit, dilpollition, temper.
.J~ iAiyar, A cucumber or cucnm-
1.~ kMyyat, A tailor. [bera.
.l1~ kMgatat, Sewing.
J~ kllagii.l (or .u~), A. phan-
tom, a ghost, a spectre, a vision, de-
lusion. Imagination, (ancy. An idea.
J1.~ J~, A. foolish imagination.
J~ kAayyal, a hOl'8eman.
4.:.)~~. Hayalii.t and iAiytllilt,
Phantoms, ,?r imaginations.
J~ iAayfi.1f, Imaginary, fltntas-
.. tical.
'"'~ AMyl, Imagination, fancy,
idea, suapicion. Horaes.
¥ kAaymilt (kAaymah or 1AlmaA),
A tent, a tabernacle, a pari!ion.
J~ khuyill, Hor8efl.
.,) dal, The eighth letter of the
Arabic alphabet. denoting four in stith-
wetir, and the (ourth day in the week,
or Wednesday; also the planet Mercury
in the Ephemerides, tuld the sign Leo in
the Zodiac.
\.,) dil (for .\~), A. disease, infirmity.
~\.\.,), The elephant's disease,
i.8. the leprosy. ~\.\.,), The
fox's disease, i.I. the scald, 1081 of hair•

r~ klliyd11f, Ten bI, pavilions.

y.'.,) daalJ, Custom, manner, mode,
institution. Condition, state, situation•
.ti L.:;.. khiytlnat, Perfidy, treason, ThrnstingviolenUyforward. y\.,)
disloyalty.
r~J,j, Ancient custom.
~ kllaglJat, Diaappointment,
hopel_. ~\.,)tldlJlJat, Beasts, animals,reptiles.
~ kAayr, Good. Goodne&ll. Goods, ~\.,) tid;'! (or ~\.,)), Dark
riches. A. good work. .J""~~ (night). An obscure humble life.

~J\' In the medium is Tirtue. J.>.\.,) diikAil, Entering, penetrating,

arriring. (Pari.) One who enteJ8. The
..:::.:~ kkayrat, Good things,
SlIl'TCd (ahriCll, charitable (oundation8. interior part. .;-i\,",~I.>, In the
Good work.~, charities. secret, a confidant.
~ kka1lrat, A. good thing, any- ).,) dar, A house, dwelling,mansion,
thing exquisite o( whatever species. habitation. ~~I.>, The royal
The best o( men. Whatever pleases a
woman. The favour or blesaing of God. residence. },:ol~I.,), The dwelling
A1J\i~~, With the blcuing of perdition (likewise hell). ).,)
of God. - ~\, The valley of tears, or the
L:J~..r.=:-- kkagsuran (or .J"..r.=:--), A house of sorrow. li:J1.J\.,),
Life
ame. Indian dane. eternal; synonymous to which are
~ &11'''' Coarse linen cloth of
an open texture.
);.II.J'.,), The permanent houle.
¥ kltayt, A small rope, a thread. y.;s:JI.JI.,), An enemy's country.
l,;.I~ altdn, Plur. of ¥. .0 '-:\.4.l1.J\.,), The banquetting-
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house. \i!J~I.,), An hospital, an ,-/1.,) ooy', Morbid, diseased, ailing.
infirmary. \...:iAJ~ I.,), The judg- ..I..'.,)ddyr, Revolving, tnrning round.
· ti forming a circle. Circumference, peri-
~ent-_sea,.e
t th tribunal 0 f JUs ceo phery, compua, circuit, orbit. RoUnd.
~I.JI..> (.u1$l~.tJ), The royal i,l-I.,) dayrat or da,raA" A circle,
l'ellldence, the metropolis. circumference, circuit, orbit. A fatlll
~ \.,) oora, A proper name, Darius; period, bad fortune.
the Darii, kings of Persia. r:.,.,) da,m, Permanent, perpetual,
~ I.,) ooragn The present and eternal, perennial. Alway-, continual
'fu'tnre life. ' r~~Ir:..I.,), Perpetual. Always,
~I.,) OOti, One who invites or sti- "~\.J, Continually, eternally, for
- mulateB others to anything, an author, a ever•
• cause. _ . , . .i:!,\J da,at, A nurse, 11 midwife.
.w:1.,) da ...,at, NeceSSIty, fatality, - dabb C ' Ii (
•
- cause. Purpose, resolution. Y.,), re~pIDg, ~raw ng as a
serpent), ad"ancmg,stealing upon. .Dw1Ii,
~..> oogA, A mark, A scar, spot, A bear. The coll8te1lation of the bear.
~\.,) ooglair, Abject. [blemish. ~IY.,), The greater bea~. y..>
~I.,) oofit (part, or wI.,)), Repuls- . ~l\, The lesser bear, ~~
ing, driving back, averting, prohibiting, Y..>J\, From youth to old age.
~moving, w\.,)ij.i, The repel- • ..-J\""; dabbiibi, (plur. of dalJbu,),
ling power. ~ . .
4 .,) daliyat, A vine. A thing J.4~ dabar, Destruction. [~
made of palm leaves tied on the tope of t~.,) dabbagk, A tanner, a curner,
' palm-oranches.
the _ •,
r'Id"' 3.~ uamtJ
f,
(.
m prayer) ,_ay
'U'
I't en- ~v.,)
• . dilJagMt, The art , of tanning,
.d..:U I.,) M h' 4JJJ.,)dabtlabat, Thenolseofadrum;
ure or ever, r'
ay 18 • alio of a horae's shoe upon stones.
virtues be perpetual, ~ \.,),lIay ~!.r..,) dabaran (or ~'.r..iJ' tUl
his glory be eternal: (and in the rlalHwa~,,) A mall8ion of the moon, i.e.,
• , • Il \ The h es or five stars in Taurus, pur-
femmme). ~-~.,), May ticular y the brightest, commonly called
his excellency live for ever. Aldebaran, or the Bull's eye.
~ ,.,) daml, Bleeding, bloody, ~.,) dabgh, Tanning (a hide). lJilJgl,
.- , A n y t h i n g with which hides are tanned.
~\.,) dam;yat, A contuSIon or ., 3:1L V'fr 't Birdlim·
wound on the head which does not bleed. (,t!'" U.KI~, I8COUB
U1. e.
JL..i\.,)
. . '
lJdnyal Daniel. ~..> dublat, A calamity, adversity,
An imposthume.
"'J\.,) (and ")JJ\")) IJjjfJJUtl, David. .. ,3_11 a A I b 'th
.._ . , , <.."wYo"" _ 0 0 8, c u or mace WI
u:a''''dan..'" Astomshing, an iron head, D8cd by cavalry. A pin.
~I.,) danl, Ingenious, penetrating. ~~.,) daj{jJ~ Fowls, hens, IJajiljat,
Sly, cunning, shrewd. A hen.
~I.,) dakiyat, An accident, mis- ~~~.JJ""\ tJlUJaau daiail, Ex-
fortune. - tremely black, pitehy, dark.
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J~.J tlajjill, Antichrist. ~J'> tlwiat, tlurfljat, tltWtljjat, or
~.J . , Dar1m8lll. dIIrlfitzA. A. step of a staircase, or ladder.
A degree. A degree in rank. An
~.J tlijMt, Darkness. A. black astronomical or geographical degree.
cloud, oTenpreadiug the hoaTOIII and '>.J'> tl4rd, Grief, amietion, torment.
pregnaut with rain. (A day or night)
obeured by clouds. Dtfj"."(Came1s, jJ" lars, A. joint, the joining of the
etc.) of an ugly black colour. akull. The sewing, hem, or selvage (of
~.J lajayl, The river Tigris. a garment).

t:'.,b..J tlilI(Ja.la, Short-bodied, a lojj)'> dursl, Druze.

dwarf. 1,,)"').> dar" Reading, a lecture, a
l;)\:>..J tldlui", Smoke. Tobacco. lessoll. Instruction.
k.J tluklaald, Intimate Menda. tJ'> dirt, Armour, whether of iron,
c:.e:- oJ dakAn,Smoke,smoky,smoking. leather, or mail.
Tho grain millet. [arrival. ,-=-,lSJ'> larakdt, Steps for descend-
J~.,) dul:AuJ, Entrance, BCCCSS, ing. The lowest degrees. The doopellt
pits of hell.
~ oJ tl41/all, A proselyte.
.ts'.J'> cltwtll:at, A. descending step,
j.J tltwr, A pearl Pearls. the lowest degree.
l;)'.J.~.J tltwalJadun, A. fence, a j,).J durul, The Druzes.
parapet of paliD& or lattico work.
J..!.,).> dan7ula or tlanDl,la, Poor,
S"
.k durratat, An upper garment indigent. A dervise, a religious, a monk.
for men or women, of cotton or other
std. A IOldier's cloak, a cuirass, a ~J'> tlarlwlm, lIoney. A. silver
conlet. coin. A drachm, or drachma.
~~.> tlilril};n, A white peach. J~J'> dMydl, Treacle.
rJb~.'> Wilma (or ~~.», Dirhems, I.:.!.j'> MIM, A dozen.
OOlDll. Money. )£-:''') daBtur, Leave, permission,
~~.> lirilyat, Quality, property, license, dismiMioD, conge. The prime
mode, manner, habit, CODStitution, tem- minister, a Mr, senator, counsellor of
perament, disposition. Boldnesa. Under- state. A model, exemplar, rule, basis,
taking anything troublesome. Know- foundation, a canon, the original of a
book, a record, a formula, or 8Jly writiug
ledge, science.. ~!J'>JjaJ:,Judg- of authority to which people have re-
ment and science. conllO. CUstom, mode, manner. Con-
YJ") tltwlJ, Way. ~.1s.!IYJ'> at.itution, privilege. A ellltomary foo,
~1tMlitl, A railway. A narrow r
tax, or percentage. j.,.JY-''>,
street or road. An illnstrions counsellor. Jr--'>
~J'> tltwhantl, A. narrow and dim· J-t.-ll, A. model, rule, regulation.
calt pua through mountains. A danger-
_ n.d on account of banditti. ~.> tlfllla1lUJn, .An enemy, foe,
adversary.
ij.,) tlwrat, A large pearl. c:W1-!J.>,
The larpt pearl in a royal crown. \.e.> tlut.il, An invocation, prayer,
salutation, congratulation. Invitation,
'-=-'~J'> cltw'~jat, Steps, laddel'll, convocation, orderin~ one to come or
1Itain. bring. An imprecation.
 t:iJ lOB j,J
rkJ dieim, A pillar, a column, a W.,) daltat (plur. ,,::,:W,J), One
prop, the pillar. i ..., tae prince or time, once, a moment, an iJuItant.
minister of a nation; the support or .,.i ~ 1'J".i:u.,), All at once, at one
chief of a family; the two checlC-pieces
of a pulley which support tho axle. etroke; for this time. ..W,J
'-tiJk.,) daeitDf, Claims, caUBe8. dIIftaun, Often.
~,J da t ., Trampling under foot. Ji,J rIa/", Flowing, pouring out
• /. water.
~,J dar", Rubbing,· smoothing
(cloth). lfolling upon the ground. ~,J da/n, Interring, burying.
iy:.,J datU/tit (plur. ,-=-,\~,J), A ~.,) rIa/nail, A laurel tree.
prayer, a benediction. An invocation, j,J daU,- Beating, bruising. j,J
eonvocation. .An assembly, a eonvivial
meeting. y\JI, To knock at the gate.
~~,J datU/I and ~,J datU/ii, A law- ~ \,;,J dakilyil&, Subtilties, small
suit. Pretension, ambition. Claim, de· things. Minutes, moments.
mand. .rJ,J diaat, Diligence, industry,
-.t=~,J dagMaghat, Titillation, punctuality, accuracy, care. A sublile
~usin~ 0l!e to laugh by tickliDg. Pinch- or minute thing. Avarice, meannCBB.
mg, sttngmg. .
~,J dagld, Vice, depravity, oorrup- ol.i.1i,J dakddah, Sound of horses'
tion. A forost, a thicket, a wood, a feet. [namo.
grove. Luxuriant intangled herbage. V"'''';~,J lJa"ydniU, Deciue, a proper
u.J daj, A single drum, a cymbal, V;;,J daki" (fem. i ~,J), Subtile,
a tambour de basque. It is of Arabian minute. Anything small. Flour.
original, and introduced by tho Saracens .•/
into Spain. ~ ,J da"", Bruising, braying,
...],J da.ff, A drum. grinding, diminishing. Loading a gun.
au,J da/aa, Warming, cherishing, -=.l\S',J dukiln (dulda,., plur. ~\S',J),
putting on a warm garment. . A shop, a work-mop.
jU,J da/iitw, Books, registers. ~,J dukiinjl, A shop-keeper, a
; - trader.
uU,J daft/, Drummers, players on
the drum called ...],J. J1,J dallal, A public crier, a herald.
An anctioneer, a broker, a soller of
U,J da.flat,Either side of anything. hones, mules, etc.
,-,~\\::.j,J, The two boards of a .tJJ,J dalalat, A direction, guide, sign,
bOok, or anything similar, between which mark, indication, signification, demon-
a volume is contidned; the two skillll of stration, argument. J>ilalat, Brokerage,
a drum; the two sides orftaps ofuaddle. the auctioneer's allowance. ollJ,J,
.?,J daftar (plur.';\:;,J), A book, a A female guide, a bawd.
register, journal, roll, list, catalogue, ~J,J dalii.gl, Arguments, demonatra-
inventory, aceount-book, an index.
}.J;:J,J daftardd,., The high trell- ~,J dulh, A plane-tree. [tiona.
surer, the intendant of the finances. ~.J MI/I,., The dolphin.
t::iJ da/G'i..' Repulsion, driving away, },J dalU/, dalaU/, A bucket, an urn.
putting at a distance. The sigu Aquarius. .

J::}.,) dahl, A guide, a directAlr. An jj.,) _aID, Approaching, acceding.
argument. proof, demouatration, a syllo-
gism. Direetion, indication.
r.,) damm, Blood.
t..,) damll and dam, Blood.
f. t..,) tliflldgla or damllgla, The brain. reputation.
The upper jaw, the 10ft part between tho
ja...
~.,) DattUU/ai, DlUD8IICus.. This
city wu the general residence of the
khiilifs of the nouse of Ommiah. The
great mosque wu magnificent beyond
aEllClription, the walla being of the best
marble. the roof of tin, and the inside
profaIely decorated with gold, Biber, and
getDI. During the conTUlaiODlwhich in
the end ruined the empire of the khalifs,
it bad many chanlree of IDlI8terI, and wu
ai last deatroyeil by Tamerlane, ~.D.
1400. This year, which 11'81 remarkably
unfortunate for .the Moelems, is &:.
tinguished by the word Y~
(Ruin), the four letters of which make
803, the year of the Hejra corresponding
to 1400 (viz.
4.D. t 600,.) 200,
, I. Y 2).
~.,)4'aIlJt! Tears. Weeping, crying.
k...,) -t...iIt, A tear. DallJit!'t,
Prone to weep (a woman).
C.,) tlusluj, A bracelet worn above
the elbow; a shackle; also an amulet
futened round that part as II charm
-sainst faseination.
t.r.,) damat, Tears.
t.,ir.,) dallJfllDf, Bloody.
l:.~'" I)imyat, Damiata in Egypt.
i&u.,) tlanaat, :Baseness, worthlesa- .I..~.,) datDd"., Circles.
nelllL The being bad, mean, hue, abject,
c:arele8s of censure.
Lu.,) dandlat, Filth. Dirty.
i.JLJ.,) tliItn4wat, Approaching.
.A1Iinity.
~.,) danah, A tail.
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Propinquity. The lowest degree of base-
n_.
~,;.,) da1l4fJiyala, Worldly.
J.,) da1ll, A worthlesa lCOundrel.
- ViciolU, contemptible, illiberal, abject,
weak, wretched, dishonest, carel_ of
Plebeian, of a mean rank.
~.,) tluyil, The world.
'-I~.,) tlunYfllDf(or '-IJ~.,)tlll,.,aIDf)
Worldly.
~.,) daIDa, A medicine, a remedy.
y~.,) daIDah, Cattle, beasts. ylJ")
Name of a province in Hindostan, from
ita aitaation between two riTers, the
GtIItfIQ and tho YtJlIIIIlIij (the Ganges and
J1DDD&).
i~.,) daIDat plur. '-IJ.,) tl4tofl' (and
l.:.'~~J plur. from three tAl ten).
An ink-holder or p8n-euo.
}J.J tluIDilr (or tluIDtW), Round.
~Ij.,) datDtDdrat, Anything round
and immoTeable. A. cireular tumulas of
sand. A. circuit.
'ti)j.,) datDlDt2rf, Periodical, circa- .
lar. Verutile, 1'&riablc.
~~.,) tl4toilllll, Wheels. Plur. of
yJJ.,)'
r~.,) datDam, Perpe~ty, duration,
persevering. r~.ilI~, Con-
tinually, asaiduoasly. -
.t.lj.,) tlaIDilmat, A boy's tA>p.
l.:.'~~") datDayat, Plur. of i~.,),
Inkstands.
")J") tlu, A worm. .ft.;s:lI.,).J.,)' A
ailkworm.
i.,)J.,) tlaIDtlat, One worm.
JJ") dtJtDr, A circle, circuit, an orb,
an orbit. .JJ") datDr, About,around.
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c./~";,) dtJUWilfl, A revolution, period, ..)~iJ digllr, Houses, mansions.
a cirl'1c. cycle. Time, an age. Fortune,
vicissitude.
d.$)iJ dtJwkat or dukat, A brawl, a
quarrel, a mob. Exciting brawls, etc.
yl)iJ tlOlillJ, A wheel. A machine
in the walls of mOllll8tcries, hospitals,
lazarettos, etc., into which people on the
outside put victuals and other DeCCIl8&rice,
and then, turning it upon its axis, leave
them to be carried oft' by thoee within.
4thiJ dtJwlat, Fortune, prosperity,
happiness, felicity, wealth. Empire,
monarchy, dominion, power.
}:lJiJ dtJwlatlu, Fortunate, happy,
prosperoWl, powerful, rich. A prince, a
lord, a gentleman. Host ill1l8trioua or
excellent.
r)iJ flawim, Permanency. Perennial,
permanent, quieecento
c./,iJ dafOfl or dun, Base, mean, in-
ferior, ignoble.
j.:lllbiJ dtJlidlts, Plnr. of~..>.
4:)\iiJ tlalWi.fI, One who anoints
with oil.
.JbiJ tlalw, Time, a year, an age, a
th011l8D.d yealll, eternity. Fortune, fate.
Adve1'lMl fortune, danger.
'~iJ dtJAran, Perpetually.
y.JbJ dtJlwi, Secular, temporal,
worldly. DuA"', Aged, very old.
VJbiJ flcluuk, Striking with aston-
ishment or consternation.
~iJ tltIIAat, iJiIlJat, Amazement,
wonder. Fear, apprehension. The being
abuhed, diaooncerted, confUlOd.
? i J dtJAlls, A vestibule, a p8888ge,
placo between two gates, or between the
outer gate and the house.
~,) flaIm, Anointing. l!alain, Fat.
Anointed. DuAn, Oil, ointment, fat.
1.:JIl,)tluAnI, Grease, fat.
..)jbiJ tluAur, Ages, times.
~~iJ dly4t, Fines, mulcts.
A
country, a district; 8sfi.)l.J....>, The
country called anciently Mesopotamia.
)~..>}.iI'.jL., There is nobody in
the house.
c./GiJ dtJ!I!Iiln , A weigher of good
and evil; hence an epithet of God.
Computing, settling accounts with aDO-
ther. A judge.
LG,) dtJyyilnat, Observation of
religion.
~~ J dllJiij, A vest of brocade with
a rich edging.
~ ~iJ dllJiljat, The preface, exor-
dium, or preamble to a book (u being
generally written in an ornamented. style,
and adorned with gilding and other
decorations).
~ iJ tliyat, The law of retaliation,
an expiatory mulct for murder. In the
time of Abdalmatlab (prince or chief of
the Koreish tribe, and grandfather to
Mahomet) the mulct fixed 811 the priee of
a man's blood was ten camels; which
being paid to the hem or nearest rela-
tions of the deceased, the murderer wu
protected from all further punishment or
eenaure. In the S-A, howcTer, the
fine W811 raised to 100 camels.
.J~,) dtJgjur, Earth, dust. Dark-
ne&&, obecurity. People.
l.:.l ~ ~iJ (orl.:.l ~,~ iJ dltllHin, A watch,
guard, spy, observer, the vugnazd.
J!.') aGyr, A monastery.
~J dfi, A cock.
~.,) dayn, Debt, loan. ~,)~, He
is a debtor to him. ~iJ&1, He is
his creditor. l.:i~~t~, He sold
it upon credit, or he gave a delay for
payment.
~,) din, Faith, religion, wo1'8hip,
obedience to God, religious abltinenee.
.J4iJ dinar, Money, a dinar, aducat.
.L~iJ dlnunat, Judgment. The
lut judgment.
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~,J dIal (rem. ~,J), Religious. 1.:)'1"; lile (fem. of J";)' A lady.
, POIIIeIIed of, or endowed with. The
~_y',J dIWtill, A royal court. A eon!, euence,lubstanoo, nature, the body,
tribunal of jllltice, revenue, etc. A II \.
council of state, a ICnate or divan. The person. ~ ~ ,J, The pleu-
Khalifll of the houae of Abbas colllti- my. ~)II.:)I';, An inflammation
tutedadivan (called ~U::wJ'~\.%,J, lJI";v-U~'
the court of oppl'lllllion), which took
cognizance of all the oota of tyranny of
in the lungs.
his own accord. 1.:)';'
1:
A
I'r-- , Of

the great men throughout the empire.

The Khalifa thellUlClves for eome time
noun substantive. ~I .....I, A
\
'
presided in it; but in the reign of Moe- noun adjective, a nonn attributive.
tader (about the beginning of the tenth JI"; satl, Essential, substantial,
ceutury) a woman, according to eome
historians, discharged the ollke of ptClli- - natural.
dent. ~''y-.]IV'~, The presi- ~,..; stika, He, that. ~,~,..; (or
dent of the council, the high chancellor. 1..::-i)1~''';), Then, at that time.
\;)'y-\l~\.%,J, The august or im-
perial court.
i''';a praiser
stikir, Remembering, grateful,
of God. Thankful.
't,;)\.%.J
tlIwtin, A complete series of ~,,,; Idkih, Going away.
odes or other poems by one author, run- jib'''; lilkil, Careless, forgetful.
Ding through the whole alphabet: the •
rhymes of the lint claM terminating in ~~I,J sayh, Liquid. Melting.
1, the second in~, the third in J!'''; sayl (fem. ~,..;), Tasting.
~, etc.; also the collection of the ~ ~..; 1ul>4hat, One lIy. The reo
wurb of one author in pr~, &I well &I mainder of anything, the balance of a
_ , e.pecially after he is dead. Diwii,. debt..7M1>lJiikt, A withered hanging
aiIruifi~ alsoa ~ueil, or miscellancous lip.
_
eo1lection from dift'erent authors.
~.%,J aa!IYiU, A contented cuckold,
e"'" _fJ,
,~ __ 1.1 A rift
sac
1 hter
ee, s aug
cutting, splitting, cleaving. Cutting the
,
lID infamous pimp to his own wife. throat.
• ,.,,J tltIg1LlI, Debts, ete. Plur. of J?"; sahl, Languishing, withering,
~fio becoming extennated or weak.
~.). .t4"; sailtze, One globule of dung•
..; J!.\:>.."; uHiJ.yr, Victuals, provisions•
..; sal, The ninth letter of the Arabic r"; suJW', Laying up a treasure.
alphabet, denotin8' in arithmetic 100. In Provisions, etc., for futuro use.
the almanaea it 18 used &I a contrBCtion •
for the penult month of the Arabian ~,J, Treasure, s~res, provision.
year I~~"; ; 88 1..; is the eha- 1oJ'.J~"; lM'ilrl, Plur. of ~.J";.
racter for ~~..;, The last month. e,"; SWat, The arm. A yard, a
e'''; adi.l, A saerifl.cer, a cutter, a cubit. The fore leg of a horse.
butcher. F:'I.)J'~, Twobright t!J.lI'~, A vein or Derve ex-
etara in the left hom of Capricorn. tendiug tIuouP the arm to the baud. A
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mark.. impreseed on the leg of • camel.
r--:."; samlm, Blamed, blamable.
t.~..iJ\ (and ~~\t.\;";), Two Bad, depraved.
b~ht stars in the head of Gemini, de- ~ti"; sinab (plur. ~ti";),Aplace
noting the seventh mansion of the moon. through which water /\O'll'S between tYO
higher grounds. The tail, the extremity
~..; swat, A species of millet. -!j"; of anything.
SlIrrGl, .An atom, a particle.
eli\;"; ril'liibat or L";, A tail. The
t)"; zart! Meaeuring with a yard •end of time or of 'an age. The lowt'r
or cubit. part ofa val1t'y through "'hich water nma.
i J )"; sinea.t, The eummit, pinnacle. ~..; sanb, A crime, ein, fault.
~..J"; s""iyat, Progeny, offtlpring, Za"aiJ, A bill. ~\~..;, The
deaeendanta, a. race, stock. exterior angle of tho eye. •

~..; sahm, The chin, the beard. ~..; sana.bat, A taiL

~..; saka, Vivacity, acuteness of Y i"; sunub, Crimes, sins.
genius, penetration. ,..; su (fem. ~~..;), A lord, master,
iJ~"; sal:dUJat, Brightness of genius. Having, poaaeued of, endowed with; u
j"; sakar, MaIe, masculine. Male. J~~";, Majestic, possessed of
~ka,., Membrum virile; veretrum ani-
malium. dignity, glorioue. .1~~";' The
name of the fam01l8 two-edged sword of
j"; ril.;r, Remembrance, commemo- Ali, which Mahomet reported. he had
ration, memory, retention. Mention.
ZtIkr, Mental remembrance. from the angel Gabriel. .1.>.£,lI,";,
lj"; swat, Recollection, memory. Powerful. c.:r-i.}l~";, Alexander
An admonition (when remembered). the Great.
J;"; sul-ar, Males, etc., plur. of j"; ~~..; saUJat, Plur. of c.::.JI";.
AIiar. J~"; saUJai, Taste. Z4UJUJdi, A
i.;;"; sukurat, The male sex. taster.
~";.sakf (fem. ~,j), Acute, in- ~,..; saUJb,Becomingliquid,melting.
.. gem01l8.
.u1"; saldlat, Abjectneee, ob&equi-
JJ"; lltJUJi, Taste.
ouaneaa. The being abject, obaequi01l8.
'-:fJ"; saUJI (obliquo pl. of,";), Lorela,
UJ"; (or ~ \..;) zaZika, 1;'his. masters, poeseesors. '-:f-,.";~L
J::l"; saltZ, Abject. eubmiesive, mean, ).ci1', Powerful princes.
contemptible, wretched, base. ,..; aiA (fern. of \";), This.
~..; samm, Blame, disapprobation, y lcb"; r.illab, Going, walking,
reprehension, reproach, accusation, de- passing by.
traction. [patronage
~..; sabab, Gold.
)l."; simdr,Guardianehip, clientage,
~..; zallZ, Forgetting, leaving care-
rt.."; simdm, Protection. Right,
juatiee, what is due. ZlJlllllliim,.An ac-
lessly, abandoning. That part of the
night when people are already reCrahed
cuser, slauderer, blamer. with sleep. •
~..; aimml, A client, a tributary, ~..; siAn, Understanding, memory,
a subject. A Christian, a Jew. genius, ability.
 c:!J lIS
~j III (rem. of to»), This. (The ~!J f"iijij, A trembling Cever,
oblique ease of y»), A lord, a lady, an ague.
endowed, possessed of. J4\,fj, ~!J r.filll, Stoning.
Endowed with magniftCCllce (OIIe or dr.e ~" rdjl, Hoping, aaking, inter-
, • ceding.
epithets of God). ~,), The ('I; raA, Wine. A stormy day.
Jut month or the Kahometaa year. Alacrity. The pallllll or the handl.
,.1dl.i, The penult month. k..L. rlJAtIt, The palm oC the hand.
--,.i ...,b, Vice. Ziib, A wolf. Quiet, repou, eue, tranquillity.
~J 1lI!11, The lower margin of a J-I; ralail, A traveller.
hook when the note. lU'e 1IlI1I8Ily pul
An appendix, poetBeripl
.il>.1') raAiUst or rIJAiUsA, A caravan.
.)
r--!J
raMm, Pitying, pardoning.
~ ~ llilAI1, The wife of Jacob•
.) r. or rtl, The tenth letter of the
Arabie alphabet. Ia arithmetic it 8X- ~,)!J ridif' (fem. u,)!J),
(part.)
IJr- 280; in almanacs it is the SacCeedinr. coming after. -nu, IOUlld or
aatnmomical character for the mooa; the BeCOnd trump at the I'IllRIrI"CCtioll.
and, in date8, it denotes the month J)!J rUlil, Bestowing the nccell-
J':;J1~.). aarieI or life (an epithet or God).
~t rtlbila (fem. ~'.J), Gainful, (.,IN'1; rtItU, 'fhe head, a prince, a
-,-~ AIlyt1ling or which proSt is
made. chief. JW'V"'~' A capital, a
t:!!J riJbif:! The fourth. ~!J rabita, principal sum, a fund. ~IV"'.;'
Yoarthly. The top of a moUIIWn.

'-=-'~9~~, The XaldiYe is- {"'!J rankA, Firm, solid, durable,

ClOIIItant, rooted.
lands, lying to £he westward of Cape
Comarill. Thcr are almost innumerable. ~!J ra,laIut, Antimony, from
The principal .. celled AmbllJla, where a mixture of which, with ga1lB, a kind of
the I11preme power is Tested in the wife oil is ~~ bya hot ira., with which
fit the priDee; the womea having then the 1adi8ll anoint the hair of their eye-lidl
an authority 10 at.olate, thai the men and brows, not only to giTe them a beaa..
. . Bot permitted to disobey them, how- tifal black, bat to IlIIOOth away excres-
_ _nable their eoD1lllllllda. The
ceDCleI.
cocoa-nat grows there in great abund-
ance; bat their principal trade is in a .....9
rtlli. (part.) 8ealing,marking,
liide white pomllain allell (eommOll1y I delineating, writing.
ealled • ~), which ill lOme parta of
hdia.nppliei tile place of amal1 oopper ~~ ra,1 (fem. ~!J), Firm, im-
currency. monbJe.
~!J rtitill, Tum, conatant. ~ ~ rddil, Faithful, pious, ortho-
~!J nui., The resin of Ule pine- dox,·follomg the right path.
'=-iree. [deratiDg. ~~ f"tJ,ltU:, An archer, a thrower
of the jaTelin. Penetrating (upect).
t:~ r'ja, ExcelJing, prepon-
..w I; r411id, An observer (of the stun,
~!J raPt! Returning, retrograde. . rOlds). One who lies ia wait (an UIlII-
.t.oomc tcnnud, nUQTe, 1IeJDDaiDg teo lin, robber, iaformer, etc.)
8
 , ,\.;
~'.J rildit , Socking, milking. ...j,\.; f'(iwf, An historian, one who
Who IIICD, ete.
~~ rtldt, Content, satisfied; agree-
able. ~J' To be content, to ~'I; rtlay, Opinion, thought, coun-
OO1IIent, to acquiesce, to permit, to con-
descend, to approve.
~~ rdtilJ, Humid.
~!Jrlltitl(andi~!J),Thundering.
~\.; rtlll, A shepherd, pastor,
- guardian, 01Jlenoer" COlUl8rVator, pr0-
tector..
~~ rilglailJ, Willing, wiahing,
desirous, curious.
.u.~ 'f'(I(Sfllt, Commiseration, pity,
oomp8lllion, clemency, grace, favour.
.J!J rdjis, Apulse, an artery.
vAi!J rafid, Refusing, abdicating.
Who ref~ete.
t:i!J f'afit, Part. Elevating, ex-
alting. Who elevate&, ete.
~!J rdiilJ, An obeerver. A rival.
~) ram, A dancer.
ri!J r41:im, Writing, a writer. ri!J
WJf\' The writer of the letters,
t.... of these presents, of this letter or
book.
j!J rail (fem. ~\.;), Anenchanter.
'~!J f'iiiilJ, Who rides, a rider.
V=S\.; ra/M, Gallopping (horse).
t:S'1; raaf:! Who bowe the head.
C!J rami", One who is armed or
piercee with a spear. dU\
eD\, A large star between tho
legs of Boatee.
~I; ramik, Who looks slightly,
glances at.
~!J rtJml, An archer, a thrower.
.>.iJ \.; f'4wona, Rhubarb.
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narratee. [priest.
~I; rilAi~, A monk, a Christian
sel. ~~..,.,'I;, Prudent counsel.
.uUIo,t!J,
Bad advice.
'-=-'~I; rdgilt, Standards.
~.~ raayot, A standard, ensign,
banner, flag, penn&Jlt, colours.
~\.; r4yj, Usage, custom, current.
k<1; r4yi1uJt, Odour, fragrance.
perfume. Stink. [derful.
U!.'.J rayS}, Beaotiful, lovely; won-
YJ r~lJ, God. A lord, a master,
a possessor, maintainer,eupporter.
~\,J\YJ' Lordoftheumverse.
Y~~\YJ' The Lord of LoIds.
.,)~\YJ' God, the protector of
hia eervanta.
~ rubbo, Perhaps, now and then.
YJ rublJ, Decoction of the juice of
citrons .and other fruits, for _ning
victuals. Inspissatod juice.
~J n'ha, Usury.
~ LJ rilJalJlIt, A covenant or treaty.
A quiver, in which are contained the
arroWII used in drawing lots; a heap or
handful of these arroWII; also the string
which binds them.
k~J rilJdt,·A firm structure, a pub-
lic edi1I.ce for l~ travellers, a cara-
vansera, an inn. - A lItation upon an
enemy's frontier.
l/"~.J rabatl , An animal that has
abed his tooth called ~~)' i.'.
that which is between the two fore-teeth,
and the canine (which happens to sheep,
goats, etc., when four years old; to horses
and black cattle at five; and to camela at
Ieven). RH6tif:!, A four-letter word. A
vene of four bemisticba, a quatrain.

..
~t!.J ~ i, Divine, godly.
doctor of divinity, a Rabbi.
'C..J rllbtlla and riM, Profit in trade,
pin at play, interst, usury.
6...1 ,.lIbt, Binding. hi,), To
1treDgihen, futen.
~,} nWt or rwbtIt! A fourth.
~\~\, An astronomical quadrant.
11,j
~J
A ~.J ,...". Weeping, mourning.
praising {the dAIceued) in a funeral aer-
mou, crYlDg over bim.
i:/ ,.o.jj, Moring, trembling, agi-
tating, cauaing to tremble.
bind,
~) rajil, Hope. Prayer, suppli-
catiou, int.eret.ion.
~) ~~) rtrdjiJf, The day of judgment.
The _. An airy manner in walking.

~,} riitf, Vemal. Bom in the J~,} njdl, Men. . .

-Ipring. Spring raina. ~,} ,.ajab, Tho 8e\"enth month
L3,) ,.abluII.a, 0 our Lord! of the lIahometan year. Jl4jab, A
proper name.
Yo,} ,.a1wJ, The being increased, mul- i!,} rajaA, Preponderating. Ex-
tiplied. Growing, rising, making en- celliug, overcoming. .BlIjU, Large-
quiry. hipped (women).
~YoJ ,."HJtYat, Dominion, supreme ~J rajraj, Movable, trembling,
power. A deity, divinity. tottering, shaking from corpulency. (A
iy,) ,.."" Ten thoaaand drachms. multitude) agitated to and frO, yet JiIakiDB
no P~Te motiou, on account of their
~J rllbft (fem. 'l~U)' Bound, crowdmg.
fiud. . :r:-J rajas, A. species of vene. Rijs,
~,) raiftt The spring; also two Imlluri3;ki~~c!eann_. Fraud, cJ-iL
Jl4js, . or repeating the vena
spring months, called J,;1\~J' called rqj_.
The ftJlIt nrJit:. i... the third month of ~J rajA, Thundering loudly.
the lIahometan year, and ~,) .Blfi. and rfia, Uno1ean_ Torment,
punishment. An inf'am01l8 action de-
~J\, The last rail t , i.I. the Bening of cbaIItUemAmt..
fourth month. .wit. Verdure, .pring- ~,} rajt! Retuming. Repeating.
graa Reducing, I8Itoring. .
~ ",o,at or f'fIt1Ja", Dignity, ~~J rajtat, Returns.
graadeur, olBee. A degree, tbe step of
~J ,.ajtat, A retum•
• ladder, stair, etc. ~~J'
The bigheli depe or step. ~J nt:ftJf, Tremor, emotion; the
JiJ ,.all, A. discourse pronounced being moved.
with a clear me1odi01ll voice. Smooth, 1:)\»:-) rajGjil.., Trembling dread-
dean, ~, white (teeth). Con- fully.
Ipienoua, cIiatinct.
... ~J raffa', Agitation. An earth-
Lj\j.J n.iUtIt Plur. of .; ralltlt. quake.
.1lMiMIl, Wearing, tearing (a robe, habit, ~,} rajwl, A man. Rijl (plur•
etc.) Dirty, BqDalid, uDligbtly, r&gge!l,
ping to pieces. Baggedn_, delormlfY. n;.l, and ~), Foot. feet.
~4 UJ riMl,dt, Hired female f:",} r'fl"'. Stcning tc death. Strew-
1IlOGl1Ien. ing a pye with atones.
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~J n;..t, A tumulua of atouee ~).-MAd (;.rJ and iJ~J)' The

OTer & graTe, & monlDDenl A. lip, & being loose, 10ft, hbby, relued. M-
mark. . fluenC8, tho plouurea of life. .BUM,
A. gentle wind.
~J nfuf:! Return, reversion,
repetition, renmiDg any operation. r\:;..J nHdm, A large atone. R"
• MM, Harble, Ilabuter.
....,~J rtf.f, Tremor, great emo-
tiOD. ..",.\:;..) f"IItUdml, Anything made of
marble.
~.J ,tg"lf, Emotion, trembling.
~J ra11d, A. bridle of gold or
~J r(ljlm, Overwhelmed with ETer. Bichfumiture, t8peeky, houJiDp,
.tones, execrable (an epithet of the daTil) hame-.
J'--.J rUG}, Pure excellent wine. ~J raa., 80ft, tender, delicately
bronght up. Lown_ of price.
J\;..) ra.Udl(fem. .u6..), Travel-
1fDg bKkwatda and fonrarda. ~.J ra1A8(d, Soft handa. ~
~ '--J r(lMg", Large poeeeeaione (plur. ~ \:;..J ),Delicate-fingered.
BtI.UMt, InduIgenoe, 1Ulbouded liceue,
~~h wide llelda. Conftnee, boun- remillln-. conniTanoo. LeaTe, liceue,
permiariOD to depart; diamiBlioa, ....
~J r.Ai (fem. ~J)' Large, Charge.
eonTellient, apeei- (place).
J...J r(l},J, Saddling or loading (a
.rJ ra}Mto, Soft, loose, relaxed.
&kAtIHIt, Laxity.
camel), mounting a eamel, departing,
traTlllling. A. lD8JI8ion, & resting-place. J~\~J rdkl,.'l idl, Liberal-
A. 1IID811 camel's _die, & eaddle-cloth, minded.
etc. H01lll8hoid furniture, espeeially
what is carried on & joumey• ~J raoUl', A eoft garment.
.u...J ra1llM, One jonmey. Cheap. Low-priced.

r-J rdm, The womb, matrix, ')J radd, Repulsion, resistance, refu-
tation. Restituti~D. To cancel, mwe,
1ICeruI. CompusioB, mercy. Pity. return, to repulse, etc. A. refUtatioD, •
ft:)\:rJ (or l:JTJ)' RMm4n, God, the reply.
merciful, tile eODl}*Iiouate. \iJJ rild, A cloak or mantle (wom
4.rJ rtl1unt.lt, Pity. Comp_oD. by deniaee). An upper ~ent of be
liDeD _wed (or I8wed, if made of
...r.J rw', A mill-atone, a mill. other cloth) reaching to the middleof the
lel{; any kind of cloak put on when
~J ,.tIll}, The best wine. gouag out.
~J rdil, A journey. Riding ti fiJ) ralf:! PtolnOiticm, repulsion.
camel. -n . ,staining. Subilrena (fmminam)
S~ a Ipelor upon tho ground, in
~J rail... See I,;)\:rJ. onler to ix the heed llnaer. A. spot..
Btain on the cloth8l. The mara of
tJ
r(lHa, Looee, ftabby. RfI!W, blood, of Idron, or of ointment upoa
The _ of & monltrons biId, whieh is the boiy.
aid to haye powen lldBoient to oarry off
a liTe rhiDOcenla. ....UIMt, A. 10ft ..;iJJ rtJdl (Iem. ~.J)' Wicked, eol'-
withered herb. ruptecl.
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'-'!.)J rtIIlIf, Troops, militia. A ~ r ..., A law, preoept, GaDO"
fttenD who hu lIlln'ed flye yean in the rule, regulation. A. model, dMigD,chaw-
army or Dary' md placed in the ~e, iIIg, deecription, writing. The b'ICe or
but liable to be called out again In cue "estige 01 a ho_.
oI--uy. ~! raaf, Uaua1, customary.
~";J nrafr.l, A meaD, worthless OlBeially.
t.biDB. Vie9. . l:J""J rtJl4f1, A haltA3r. Putting on a
jJ ,.... An iron eye to a door for halter.
recei'riDg a bolt or lock. R-, Rice. ""J rtllflJ, or ;"'J rarito, The being
J~J r..al, An attributA3 of God, firm, immoyeable. The remaining at
as the pronder 01 the necetllllUieB of lite. anehor (a lhip). ~lIciling, making
peace.
cL~J f'tIIilMt, Modesty, dignity. t..'-'J nrikA, The being 1lrm, IOlid,
~!i J r_,d, Aftlictiona, misfortunes. CODItaDt. Firm--, etc.
-- - JJ""J r.,u, A. miuionary, apostle,
6)J rtlUlJt. See)) and ¥j)" prophet.
~J r . and na, Bestowing what ("""J ""'11111, ID.llCriptions, writtA3n
u neeeMUJ' lor the IUpport 01 life. Bilk, II.., canoDa, cultoml. Du- tu-
Richee, good fortune, acquired wealth, -. -.
wbateYer lIriDp gain. usages, fees. ~.r r""J Customs
L.jJ rallMt (plar. II>jJ r(JJlllIII), A or tribRte exaoted by the lord of any
bundle of clothOi. I. district.
~J rCllf, Conatant, immovable
f:.IiJ NIA, Balancing anything in the (either in good or ern). The middle pol.
haDd to try ita weight. 01 a tent.
~J -:4U1. A ring or staple for the ~.J rCllfI (plur. L..)), One who
bolt of a door, or to which a padlock iI Il8llda or iI _ t to mother; a1Io the
IaateIled. }l8l'1On to whom lent. Oue who returu
the arrow, etc.
~)) rtllfn, Mooest, grave. Weighty. ~J rMAlA, Sprinkling with a little
BeaTY, ponderoDl. Firm, Itrong. water, eta. Raining geutly•
L3\..,J ,.;,alat, and also rMillat, A •L:.J rtuAaG, A young deer beginning
milsion, legation. A. letter, the man- to walk. RuM, A. rope or mything
date of a judge, a lummODi in wri=~ aimilar (as the tail 01 a lerpent, the ltali
er anything amt. A. little tract, a of a cucumber, etc.) A. cluater of IIIIa1J
work. stars, called c.::J,.J,~, re- ..
~L.J r.,a,l (plur. of .tlL.J ), _bliD« a lIIh, in the nanl 01 which iI
0Dt of tIie 1IIIIDIi.0DI of the mOOD. Plur.
WdUg, etc. Dlapate1ull. The EpiItI&
of j~J'
~b...J ,.."w (plur. ~L.)), A vil-
lage, • market town, an encampment of .JL:.,; rtuMtl, Garden cresses. The
teDt. or hut.. The cbist of my order. right way, the roK to ulvation.
A. tithing-maD.
~L:.J rAM,A (or rMM,Aat), A
J-.J rMal, Sending news. RUItIl, aprinkling of water.
Prophets, plur. of J""J' The .tiL:.J ruA4iat,
elegant Ihape.
The being of an
AJIOIiles.
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c! r/l8'u, Sweating, flowing, dis-

tilling, trickling, dropping.
~) rarlt , f'tIdat> and ,.arlit> SllCkiDg
(the mother).
~.) r/l8!uul or .nulul, Rectitude, the I,;)~J rud",an or ridtDafl, Com-
right way. placency, contentment, ~on. A
~J ,vU, Making an arrow lIy blessing, benediction. .ill \1,;)~.J
rapidly
~I~, May the blessing
,:.) raAlIJ, Corrupting with presents
of God be upon them all.
(a judge or gonmor) to gain a canae, etc.
;,.:.". rtuA",at, .A gitl for corrupting ~J rarli t (Cem. ~J)' Sucking.
.judge, etc., bribery, simony. A bribe. An infant, a foster-brother. jab
~) ral1lld, One of the attributes ~), A BUcking (or weaned)
. of God; a director, conductor, guide; child.
sagacious, intelligent. ~jll,;),jb, Yu,}~ ya ratai, 0 flabby! (a taunt
K.,.1m ..lrrtu1lid, The fifth khalif of the to a woman).
holUe of Alabbaa, contemporary with
Charlemagne. ~J raa, Fresh, tender, moist.
~J rcuAI} (fem. 49_ .~), Of an RtIth and J"IllIIb, Green herbage or trees.
elegent stature. Quick, 8wift. A rapid Mnch grua, many tz'ee8. Ripe data.
bow-shot. JkJ rtltl. A pound of twelve ounces.
..,\';') ralM, A.. patrol. .A collector
of toll. An astronomer.
Y;') ""iii, Humid, fresh, full of
jnice, grataful to the taata, moist.
u"'''''J ralil, Lead.
~;'J Nubllt, Humidity, moisture,
Jj L.:.) raanat or ,v{Ulat, .A fortifi- Freahneu, greenneu, juicin-. •
cation. FirmnC88.
"'~J rattdd or ;.)\:.J)' Thundering.
oW) raad, Observations of the stan!
or of roada. [ 8tone8. t.\:.J ratat> PuaillanimOUB young
t:""J rat. Bruising between two men. The worst of subjects.
~) raid, Watebing, observing. "";\:.J ""ta/, A hemorrhage.
Balance of an account. ~ \:.J raf:!-g4, Subjects, peasants, the
~J rtuln, Firm, solid, fixed, poor or lower order of people or all
kinds.
fortified. l,:)\S"}\':'~'''''JI,;)~' An ~ \:.J rif:!lyat, Observation, respect,
edifice 8Upported by pillara.
h!l~our. B.ecei~ al!&1l1y or kindly.
CO) radd, Striking, beating,bruising, gmng preeent& to infenol'B.
breaking (in large pieces). Dates atoned ~J rati • Fearing. Terrifying,
and macerated in niilk.
UJ ridil and ~U) radayl, Consent, trembling. ~J' Fear, dread,
tarror, fright.
o$TOOmcnt, acqni_. permission, con-
nIVance. Intention. ~Jratd, Thundering.
t.UJ ridaf.! Sucking the mother. ~J rar!A and rtltaA, Trembling.
Tremor.
k~J .rarldtat. Sucking. ~t' ~) rat/. A hemorrhage or bloody
~U)I. A foster-brother. lIux.
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~J ratlid, Silly, fooliah. Idle, in- v-tJ rafM, Benignity, benevolence,
dolent, languid, relued (..Omah). courtely, taTOur, blandilh_t.
...rJ rat" Puturing, feeding
caUle).
(88 lUJ rtlfld, Companions. Pl. of ~J'
iiiJ rtlflat, "flaI, and "'fl4t, A
~J Nt1i, Fearing, terrified. company, & lOCiety.
iJ..:J rtltl,." A subject, peasant, ~J rtifft, High, Bublime, noble,
plebeian. Pasture. eminent, eulted, grand.
.Y)l:J rvg1lii.w4l, Froth. ~J rtlft}, A friend, companion,
~J rogAalJ, rag/J), and rug/J), colleague, accomplille, uaoeiate,-utant.
Purtner, ally.
WantiDg, wiahing, desiring, longiDg for.
~ rtdk, Parchment. Ria, Servi-
~Jrag/J)at(plur'~~J)' Wan~ tude.
willi, desire. BtI!/MJ and ""AN, Strong
de8ire, aridity. Wish, curiosity. .&teem, oJl.iJ ruidtI,Sleep. Sleeping.
-wution, preference, lin·our.
u"U,) raJ:l:ti8, A dancer. a jumper.
~J rogW and raiM, Aftluence.
The being afIluenl J!. \iJ
raldgi, Subtiltiea.
.i:J ragAm, Violence, force, con- ~J Nidtlt or raWtlA, Tho neck,
'~l or the lower part of it.

i,=.J rugAwtlt, rogAwat, The froth of ,uJ riUat, Pity, condolenct', benevo-
milk, etc. le.ce. Modelty.

~J ragliitI, Leading a free, easy ~J rtlhl and rd:tl, Going to bod,

life. . Ileeping.
kUJ rtlfilc.at, rijatllt, and rufattlt,
An e18'l'ation of Toice. Attitude. The
being high, eulted, noble. of high price.
B,,:!iit.t, The quilting ot the petticoats
to gin a promineJlce to the laipe. A
rope futened to a fetter or chain ronnd
the ancle, and held by the ~n chained,
to raiae it, and prevent Ita hurting the
leg.
~UJ rafilk and .ti1J)' Benignity.
Society, company.
,UJ rajaA, ~UJ' and ~1J. .1' Be-
poee, quiet, tranquillity, alBuence, enjoy-
ment of life.
.t....;J ,..f,." Kicking, kick.
~,) rtlftI, Leaving, abandoning,
abdicating.
~J rtift! Elevation, promotion.
WJ Nftat, Highne88, nobility,
eminence, magni1iceuee,lublimity. Alti-
tude.
i~J rd:d4t, One Bleep, or slumber.
~-=iJ rtJi&, A dance, a ball. Dancing,
leaping.
~J rtlit.' Patching a garment,
(mending by ICwing being called
U,)). Repairing a well.
k;) rukf..tlt or nittll, A letter
written to a king by any one DOt a TiIir.
A piece of cloth.
ri,) raiam, Writing a character, a
cypher. Arithmetic. Marking with
orthographical pointl. A letter•
oJ';..) ndud, Beclining, sleeping.
(",;,) ndum, Characters, inscriptiona.
~J raJ:!I' Enchanting, fascinating.
~J raJ:lh, A rival, a competitor.
A guardian, a prtllH.'rrer. Keeper.
~)\, God (the preser\"cr).
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~J f"tII:ral, Enchantment, fasoi- ~L..", Botten, corrupted; rotten
nation, magic, & talismanio amulet, or bonea.
written oharm, againat 8Oreery. Super- Z;. ri..".." Becom;n... pntrid, carl-
lItiuon. ~--o

~J rdU,; ii)J raifW, A. female OUS, or wom. (Plur. r-J and

llave. Tender, delicate. Subtile, minute. rt..J), A carious bone.
Benign, compaaaionate. '-:)~ CJ ",.h, A spear, a lanoe. A star
~\~), A. prince of a com- in the knee of Bootes. ~'Ct..J,
paaionate heart. The plague. The tail of a scorpion•
.i'~J rtlifmal, A letter. oMJ roml, Destrnotion of oattle by
",,=",U'J raJ:dl1, A. stirrup. Pro- hail, Croet, etc. Ash.. Bawd, A di8-
ceaaion, cavalcade, luite: [riding. order in the eyea, ophthalmia.
J
:.- i' ~ .
rtW.J1J
I
Mounting sitting rJ ,./1,., A nod, wink, sign, signal.
'Intimation, hint. An enigmatical di8-
. '
~J n'ldJat, A. particular mode of course or writing, a cypher. A subtile
riding. Stirrups. Buill.t, The knee, distinction or mark. A aecret. AbbJ:eTia.
the elbow. tion of worda by cyphers•
.i.S'J rdt/lt (plur. ~~J)' A. sacred ~J. ,./1"", Covering with earth,
inclination of the head, also a genu- ~urymg'. ~ aepuleb1'l1 a gra1'e.. Equal-
flexion (in prayer). Buktllt, Lowholloll' ling. Hiding. Darting, shooting (an
ground. arrow).
(') ,.am A mouse. Rukn A pillar ~~J ,.amtMlti", The ninth month
~ '. . ' .' of tlie llahometan year; during which
proP ~tc., .especlally that Il~e on WhlCb their prophet has enjoined a fast of the
r
anyt ling 18 ~ppoited. ~Id, support, mOlt rigoroua kind; all &ood Moelema
guiml, protecu?n. Estabhahment. A being interdicted from eating, drinking,
momentoua alI'&lr. A grandee. and conjult81 duty, from the rising of
~;J raktii, Mounting, sitting, the IUD iilf the appearance of the lItIIn;
'riding (a ho.....- chariot, etc.) the lick, the traveller, ~e 8O~dier ~ the
•...., field, and others whcee Iituation will not
tiJ ,./lkut:' Bowing the head in JlO!1Dit ~ strict an obeenation of it,
humilitw and reverence. [Itant. being obJird to fast • co~plete month
_ 'J when thmr health and oircumItaDceI
.u;J ruhilltll, The being firm, con- will allow. The~. is greatly
•/ " . revered on many accounts, but particu-
~..J. rakik, Thm, slender. Sub- larly from the belief that it was on the
tile, fine. Woak, lilly, vile. 27th of this month, called • the night of
. 1 S I - - power,' that the Alcoran began to dMceDd
Cl ~ nma,., pears. C ~ r/lf1lmah, from hca1'en; on the annivClllalY of
A maker oCapearl. A thrower or juater which all orth~oxllah0l!'etan..~ntinue
with lpears. most fervently m prayer, UD&gUDDg thU
t every petition then put up to Omnipoteoce
..,~ r/lmad, Ashes. will be favourably received.
Jt..J ,.imtil, Sands. (]AJ raml (or '-:)\i..)), Looking or
'-:)~ rommam, The pomegranate. glancing at. •
oW\.:; One pomegranate. J\.:; J...J raml, Sand, especially a par-
~7, Resembling a pomePna~ ticularkindofituaedin~mancy,caIled
~ \.:;J ",mmd"'y.t, A dish dreslled
with the aeeda and juice of pomegranates.
by the Arabians ~)\ rk, Tho
science 01 lalld. Upon this land (Cor
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~
hich per ia, however, IOmetim. sub-
. they dnnr _ y unequI lin.,
upon w' are dispoIed a oerlain nl1Dlber
of points, from the comhinatioll8 of which
they pretend to foretel mtule event..
Some Orientala attribute thia invention
to the antediluvian patriarch Enoch;
-
Cham,tothethe prophet Daniel; lOme to
IOn of Noah; and othon to
the ~ Herm~ or Triamegiltus.
It ia m great credit III the East, many
elaborate ~ having been written
on the 1Ubjeet.
ll.) ramlat, One heap of sand.
1lII_ in Palestine.
.L., ramlf, Sand or gravel pits.
'-F'j
C"') ",milA, A. kicking hol'lMl, etc.
j,..)""us, Signs, nods, enigmas.
v-,..) rtmaiU, Graves, sepulchres.
. _) ramy, Throwing from the hand,
~ .
- darting a javelin, Ihooting an arrow,
hitting the mark.
~) rG",f..., Putrid, carious, cor-
.iJ) r(l1l1l(lt, Sound. [rupted, worn.
t')raMm, Sounding, singing, modu-
la&ing. Cooing (88 a dove).
~) ranln, Twanging (as a bow-
string). Groaning. Vooifcrating, crying
out, making any IOllnd with tlie voice.
Listening to. An afBicted woman,
groaning and lamenting.
o.::.:~) f'Vtoiit, Historians, narrators.
'[~) ratoa], The being vendible, in
great demand, or RIling well (goods) ;
the currency of money or other com-
modity; di&burai~ or receiving money;
buying or lOlling with facility.
(.)\....S' implying dUIlculty of sale).
C:~)~J' The time of sale, a
good market.
Lr'':;) f'QfI1WtU, One who dressee and 6,.;,J.J
IeIls hllllda of caUle.
vA-i".J rtlWdjid, The followers of
the IIeCt of Ali, called 811iitu. Heretiea.
801dien, or any people, who deeert their
chiefa.
J~
' J) fYIIIJ41 (or nfDd}). A. palace, a
.I
\01
aalooD, a gallery, a~; an &put-
ment open before, eIther at the top of
the houe or projecting before it, in the
ID&IlDer of a baIDony, lor the advantage
of air or prospect.
~I'J'.J
_
"fDa-e, A. histo~, narrative,
;, - -J
relatiod, tale, tradition, report, fiction.
Story.
t=~.J rfWJ4yiA, Plur. of ~!J.
~'J) ",dat, A. cloth for cleaning
diah.. A ferment, or pre~OIl of
lOur milk, put amollglt new milk to make
it to coagulate.
~J.J rfiptlA, Silver, a rupee.
eJJ n11, The soul, the incorporeal
spirit, the breath of God, prophee:ri
raith. J _ Chriat. The angiil Gabne
(whom the Mahometa118 eaIl likewiae
~~leJ)I, The faithful spirit,
and V":~.l\CJ}I, The holy spirit,
~~'t:'..JH, The animal spirit.
~.Jl...JlcJ)' Mineral8piri~. eJJ
~I, The divine spirit. ~It:')'
the spirit of God, the Holy Ghoat (but
with the Mahometana, 88 above, J _
Chriat, and the angel Gabriel).
~b.J) ratoMnl, Good, agreeable
(place). RuAii,,;, Spiritual, holy, con-
templative. .i:Jib.,'J.J rfiTu2nlyGt,
Sanctity, spirituality.
I.
MVjJ.J ~maA, A. book of the
day. A ealendar, an almanac.
V";) and V"JJ.J (plur. of V"~)'
Heads, chiefs. J~'V",'JJ' The
topa of mountaina.
rtlUldat, A. llower-garden, a
meadow, a pleaaant place, a paradiae.
Pleasure. Wator juat covering the bot-
tom of a lake or ciatern.
~:I') r.-a', An attribute of God,
J ~I
mereifal, propitioua, benign, _evolent.
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(',) Rum, Greece, Rome, the Roman 4.J rlhat, Doubt, opinion,suspicion.
empire, Roumelia, Europe, the whole
Turkishempire i also a Roman. ;:c: ezJ tin, Wind.
south wind.
-..,I.r':"t(:J' The
rJ.;J',
The Mediterranean Sea. ~) rag', A head, chief, principal
r')\.J~, The cities, kingdoms, or prelident, commander, the captain of •
ship, a pilot.
. empire of Greece.
VAJ-J r.,n or rl,hat, A feather.
~J) Roml or Ruml, Roman, Greek.
Q!.J rU, Spittle, water running
~J)' The city of Rome. from the mouth in the morning; whence
t.PJ) raumak,:Beauty,elegance, love- ~.),~, With a morning
linellll, grace, splendour, ornament.
stomach, i.,., empty•.
~;J) ru-fJf, Compassionate. AoJ I ri-im, A milk-white doe or deer.
1-'
~J) rUylJ., A dream, a vision. ~ ('!oJ tim, A white deer.
~,)\, The interpretation of a
~J. See V"!-J'
dream.
~;) ru-tlgat, Sight, vision. Con-
sideration. ~;)~, Inconsider- j
~)' 1J1TUAd, Edessa. [ately. j w, The eleventh letter of the
lo.~. rukhan, Monks, Christian Arabic alphabet, denotingseTen in arith-
...., J mctic, Saturda1 in the al1lllUl&Cll, and the
priests. [pawn. sign Scorpion m the zodiac.
dbJ rakin, A hostage, a pledge, a 'l::~ ziij (or .#''l::~)' Copperaa,
~J ranln, Ple<!.ged, pawned, given ~~oI. 'l::~~~' lfineral or
asa hostage. ~J (plur. ~~J)' Tltriol.
A pledge, a hostage. .r:-
~ riijir, Prohibitive, who hinders.
~) "ya, Hypocrisy. Acting with ~,. riiMi" Dragmng the legs,
'>:-'-uIati '.) OJ' ..-
WIl8Wl on. fatigued. (behind.
'-=-'\::) "yat, The lungs. J- ~ wnil, Who retires, remains
C:~J rigan, Winds. Odours, ex- . \ .....,u. Full S llin ( )
halationa. J>" '} - W, • we g sea.
cr-- ~J raganln, Odoriferous herbs. .J'~. zaad~ Zil.cl,. Travelling, pro-
_. • TlIlOns, Tlctuals, TlTl'llB.
4.J~J
•.
n-a,at, Government, do-
mmand, "ty
.•,. _.~~_1
b..,'.) _Gall,
n
.nom.
A ....'.,~
son. ...,'.)
1IIll1l0n, co Illlpenon .
~~J rigacl, Gardens. A king's SOD, a ~rince. I")~j.,"
• -~_I. Ab ~_
- .1
~u) nya_., sloW.ence, morti·. Nobly , A(peman).
, . born.
. eying the 1lesh, austerity. tJ'} WNt!
sower.
~4J Ngail (~4)'r}-l), Ma- B
lagn, A crow, a raven, a rook.
• thematice, the abstract 8Ci~c~. ~~ ziikt (f~m. ~~ plur. '-=-' ~~)
"-:-!.J raglJ, Doubt, SUspIcIon. - Pure, holy, piOUS.
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:J

~~ iii..... (!em. ~~), A Binger, ft"j lijr or 1IIjr, An impediment,

A performer on mll.lical iutrumeDta. oppomtion. Force, violence. Conjec-
ture, divination, angary, obeening the
J~ IdAI, An adulterer, a whore- ftight of bilda.
monpr. ~~j u1tAIJf, Creeping.
~~ liI""tIl, An adultreeB,a whore. r'--j siAana, Pressing (as people in
k,.h lilwiytll, A. retired comer, a
a crowd. A crowd. r'--)~,
cell, a monastery, a conTent, a cloister, a A great crowd.
hermit8ge.
-.A-) sa1ttJ!orulf, (and ~,.),
.a~ IdlWl, ReligioUl, devout, ab- Proceeding, malting a progreM. Cree,p-
mDellt, content. iag forward (u a boy on the gronnl1)•
.r'~ 1iJAir, S~g, ilorid, vivid. D~g the limbS from fatigue.
Lucid, plaiD, clear, ardent. ~t~ pri:1'&tely. ZaAj, An army
mar agaiDIt the enemy.
~.~ 1iI-ld, :Redundant, lIuperflUOUl, J.) nMl, The planet Satum.
ueititi01ll, additional, &CCelIIOry.
.J!'~ sa-II' (fem. scI-lrae), Visiting,
r-) ulna (or otrj), A crowd, a
A Tiaitor. tumult. r>-jJ\~I, Mecca (on
_ant of the crowcU of pilgrima).
~~ sa-II, Defective, deficient, fail-
ing, periahiDg, Tmiahing, traIIIitory, ~) lItJImIae, AtBiction, grief, dis-
lIeeting, Crail. q~etnde, ~diapoeition of body or mind.
DIIClI88, dilIorder.
J~j stl1lad, Civet.
.;>j uk"r (andJ'>), Luxuriance,
J~j ub6al, Who draws dung• .u\u, abundance, tullneu. OTerliowing (.
AHW, Filth. channel). [ornament.
iJ.lJ ..u.e, The cream of milk, the ~.;» sv1Wtlj, Beauty, elegance,
bestofanything. rljJ\ilJ;~j, The
molt excellent and 1hst of men.
.J) UfT, A coat-button. The edge
of a sword.
~..;.j IIIHrjtltl, A kind of emerald, k!Jj Itrdt"', Agriculture. Cultiva-
a ~lite. a tapas, a beryl, juper. tion of the ground.
z.JMrjdITi, Of the colour, of a chJjlolite,
etc. .t.i!J) ura!ae, A cameleopard.
~j silHal or sil>il, Dung, rubbish. oJ)j urel, A coat of mail; linking
)f.j ubur, The Psalms of David. together the iron ringI of which coat the
of mail ia formed.
~J saMb, Raisins. loJ.)) IM'IW, Rice dre88ed with honey.
L-,
...""i lIIbi6ae, One raisin. .)J))) lIWIilr, A small l"ehicle. A
~~) sijaj, Glass. ~~j ujiaj, starling.

A glass-merchant. ~~), A t.)) &arb Bowing, scattering aeed.

bitofglass. Acup,aglasa. ~~) \;)) urid (fem.), Blue.
lIade of glass. A g1asa maker. .t. ~j ut'Jmat, Answering (for
mother), being II1IJ'8ty. Arms. Zitii_l,
l..S':" ~).rU, A building or frame- A lIlligniory or fief bestowed for militsry
.rorlt of glul. llerTicee.
 ~ l~ ~)
cJ'P) lISt!fIrilft, SaftNn. .tI)j 1tIhtI14I, An eenhquake.
~j uti', Calling out, terrifying. uIj ulij (part.), Slipping.
r) lISen, Thinking, imagining, pre- .iiJj ullat or uliaA, A slippery
sumiug, speekiDg from belief. .An place. A f'alI.
opinion. \.5;.lj ZultlykM or ZtdliM, The
~j IIStlm, A boaster, pretending wife of Potiphar, whOll8 ~ for
to whit he has no right. A sponsorz ~ J088ph is much celebrated m the East,
surety. A prince, a leader, a feUdal particu!arl]in two elegant PeniaD z»e-
chief, a military tenaDt. by N..a.., and Jam•.
~j lift, Pitch, resin. r
L.j limdm, A rein, a bridle.
}j ufr, Anything fat, from which \:)L..j I/IlfIdft, Time, an age.
they abstain in rigid f_. ~j ItImr, A llnte, or other instra-
J\ij lukdk, A street, a &quare, a ment. [a troop.
market-place, a laue, an alley. ~j lumrae orstltnraA, A multitude,
j\ij .uiakf, Belonging to a street, .,)_'j' umf'Ull for .,):''j' ltIm1&f"I"Iftl•
.. market, ete. vulgar. The TU1gar dia. ~. J ~
leet (as spoken in markets). An emerald.
r;j ItIkkam, A.ninfemal tree (men- rJ"j ......... A famous well at
tioned in the Alooran), the fruit of which Mecca, called libwile lIagar's Well.
is supposed to be the heads of devils. A • T' [A-:t
thorny tree, from the fruit of which they ~J ItImft, Ime. .......
make oil. Infernal food. u=- j ltlmanl, Temporal, worldly,
;\S'j laJ;ae and i;j (p~ ~';j), ..i..Jf4jltlmMtir,Intensecold,ehiver-
Alms, purity, purification. ing, the beginning of a rigid winter.
f\S'j ldam, Delluxion, rheum. J::...j uml/, He who Bits or rides
.YJ\S'j ItIUwae, Purity, probity, inDo- behind aJlother.
eence. Uj .ind, Adnltery, fomication.
Jj 1Gkf, Pure, virtuOU8,juat, pious. ti).llJ' A bastard.
jj Ivll (or Jlj), Slippery (place). ~.,)tij IMIddiW and ~.,)Uj, PI. of
A Illip, a mistake, an error. ~~j.

~, ula"iyat, A thin pancake. )1j IUftftdr (or -!Jtij), A belt.

~~'j' ullae, Mistakes, errolll. Jtij Iundk or ltInuk, Anything put
round the n088 of a horse to hold him
~\h>J~~j, Faults aud sins. steady. ZMai, A necklace, any DlU-
.,. ulaIil, Earthquakes.
JI)') ment for the Deck.
- "'.
;:Jv) - I ",
I411aIl PIur. 0 f )v)~
".
~~ zulliiluft, A slippery place, .: '" . .
where the foot alips. The buttocks of ~.;.oJj 1IIIHr6k, A. watoh-sprmg.
&Il animal. •• [water. ~j lilmbai,Thewhitelily.lasmine.
J~j
_
Itdill, Pare, limpid, wholesome '. ---1.4r, A homet, a wasp.
)y.J) _
.ud ullat, An error, a blunder. ~j .wl/, A basket, or a pannier
J~J ulIdl or silaal, Tremor. of wicker.
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(j ~ or -d'j, The Ethiopians. ".j ... and,}.,.), Flowen.
..;:PJ ai-ft, One Ethiopian. ~j uMd (fem.). White, splendid,
~J ulljalJl1, Ginger. clear, aerene, bright, ehiDiDr. bea\iful,
fiouriahing, blooming.
%~(Ol'.#j).Cinnabar. l.:.'~j uNwtlt, Flowers. etc.
1!nIIi1licm.
~juMrlltorItlMt.lt (plur. l.:.'~j•
.r-'iJ si,ajl,. or unjl", A chain. Bee ~j). Zulwflt or ~j surd•
.1ij .... An instrument tor striking Venus.
h The elbo", the ama1ler and in-
~) 1t1411. Abstinent, temperate.
terior bone ot which is called ~,
Few. small. narrow. J$11~j,
~" and the ot.her JUI ~ yt EatiDg little. ~
~J.ij ai~, Impiety, heresy. ~j 1tIY1/. A dress, habit. form. The
fashion.
JtJ.ij """1. Impions. An at.heist.
.l worshipper of Ire. c.=.:~j IIIY1/dt. An oil merchant.
'u
ft IAHifir, Prohibition, forbidden i.,)~j siydtlllt, Augmentation, in-
thmp. [ling. crease, surplus, addition.
iJ~jUlllDdl4l, Provisions for travel- ~4j .;'drat, A mit, a pilgrimage.
)jj .....ar, Pilgrims. ~j Ilbal. Quicksilver.

J'u ...al, Defect, de6ciency, ~j mye, Oil.

!IibIre. DecJiniDg.
r~j MfI1ii1ir, Flowen, ornaments.
~~J .....'a, Comers, angles.
~rcl,tl, Superfluities, redun-
£.v MfIIj,JEqnaI, alike. A pair, a
tIOlIple.oDrec!, attached, nen to. A
. . - . • hubuld, a wife.
~~) I/IfI1jtlt, Bponses, wives.
JJj dr, A lie, a falsehood, adulter-
.-. [By fozce.
}J) . , Y"wlence, a stzong effort.
U.v ..fa (or JJj), HyIIOp.
~) Zaytd, A mountain in Mecca.
~~) ...,eaa, Olives. ZtJrI1iUt. AD
oli~tree, IJl oliT8.
~j -.y4, The being augmented.
Increasing. adq. Augmentation. A
fictitious name \u John Nokes or
Thomu Stiles, etc.)
~) 1Itl.J, It is inoreaaed; and im-
peratively. '.J~~)' May hi&
fortune or rank be adTaDced (applied to
a JIWl in an inferior oftloe or styla of
life); to thOlll of a superior Itation they
nse, I~~), May his glory in-
creue; to a cadi or judge th.,. ..y
~~j. May hill lelIming or ex-

........
.bj .ud, :Religions abetinent

~) Mlttl, A anoall quantity. ZtI1t4

ce11InAle be exalted; and to thOlll in.
religions line ""AJ~), May his
piety be promoted.
(. i~j), ContiDence, devotion. ~j!j Iluft.., or MJItIfaa, The
barren jujube-kee.
~~'J', AWi_ bam food,
1IlIIiety. l:T-j up, MorDiDa· An ornament.
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~j dnat, An ornament, decoration, sorcerer. ~ L '4/airat, An en-
dretl8. ~)lr~'.A. rejoicing or ehanueu, etc. .
gala day, a f.tival. V- L ,alai", One who brays or
beats, a brui&er.
l.:h!.j II wan, A. kind of tare or
darnel growing amongst wheat, having Ja. L IdAil, The ahore or sea-coast.
a black grain, which causes inebriet.r and
madnesa. ~L ,a"liin (fern. ~ L), Warm.
~.::,JI.)L 'iidii.t, Lords (especially
the descendants of Mahomet).
UN.>L Idd.. (fem.L.>\"'), Tbesixth.
UN lin, The twelfth letter of the ~L.>L ,adilan, In the sixth place.
Arabic alphabet. In arithmetic it dc-
notes 60, and in almanBCll is the character ~.>L ,4daTa, Pure, unmixed, simple.
for the sun, in his sixth ospect. Plain.
t7L ,abila, Swimming. .A. swimmer. jL.. ,d"., :Rendering cheerful. .)~,
~L ,ahit (mas.), The seventh. ~L, Happy tidings.
'~ L ,ahit an, In the seventh place. c:JL ,iirila (fern. k...,;L.), parl.
(Cattle) pasturing freely.
~L 'dhigla, Complete, ample, full,
profnJe; long (tail, etc.) J;L 'ari" (fern. ii,;L), .A. thief.
J!L 'aM" (fem. ~ L), part., Past, 1o,j,;L.. ,an, Passing, penetrating,
preceding, going or gone before. Before pervading,1I.0wing. Infecting, eontagi01l8.
JJ1point of time. A predecessor. A con-
queror, one who surpasses or excels. (L ,aliTa, part. Expanding, who ox-
Betore-mentioned, above-named. C)L.j puda (the emh), God.
J!WI, Time past. "~L, Before ~L ,atit! part. Exalted, raised.
thia, in put times, formerly, lIDCiently. Di1!'nsed, spread. Shining, bright, clear,
~t ... 'ilbiiat, The past, ancient evident. ,;~'~L, Luminous,
right or custom. nl8}llendent.
~L ,4hiiln (pl~r. obl.), Prede- );:'L.. ,atur, A large butcher's knife.
oesson.
.i&L 'df:at (plur. or ,-=-,~L.), An
.JL ,atw, part., Covering, hiding. hour, a watch, a clock. ck\.:.n,
~L ,aj, Ebony. The sabine-tree.
Indian plantain.
The hour of resurrection. ' k L,
In a little time.
~ L ,iJjid, Prostrate in adoration.
Who prostrates.
.>.l:L ,tJtitl, The arm from the wrist
to the elbow.
,-=-,b. L ,aAilt, Shores. .Areas.
~L ,atl, part. Endeavouring,
.b.. L ,illaat or ,alaaA (plur. ..:Jb. L, labouring, stndioWl, indigent. Diligent,
eL , or v....), A. court, a quad- laborious. A messenger, a courier. A
rangle, a piaua, the inner part of a calumniator. .>L..iJ 4 ~ l..:, A
building. labourer in iniquity, a malignant defamer•
..,-L ,alai,., An enchanter, a magi- Jj L ,ajil, The inferior part. :Mean.
cian, a necromancer, a fucinator, a Lo", vile.
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JL liil, The leg. The trunk of a ~L:. 'iJyi, part. Stimulatiog, iOBti-
tree, the stalk of an herb. gating, impelling, driTiDg, forcing, com-
kiL. ,alnt, Falling. hiL...;..,., The pelliDg.
falling sick. ~ t., ,ail, part. Asking, interrognt-
JL. 'alul', A water-carrier. A cup- ing. A beggar. Flowing, ftuid.
""bearer. [trench. ~\- lfIhiit, Sleep, lethargy.
.i;;L. ldJngat. A river, a canal, a cL;.... ,abbaA (plur, IfIhbilA), A
~L.Ifiiib, part. Flowing (blood, swimmer. ~\- ,tJ1xJAat, Swim·
water, etc.) ming.·
~ ,alit, Silent, quiet. k\- lfIhilt, A Syro-Hacedoniau
(1 . month (February).
~ _14J:ift, Quiet, peaceable, sedate, \- ib Li
firm, 6xed. t. IIdt> ons.
~ L. '41th, part. Seizing, ravishing, ~ \- ,tJ1xJg4, Captives, slavee.
carrying off by violeDoe, plundering. ~ \ - 'alJ4gii, Melted gold or
-alL. 141if ~fem . .u1L.), A prede- siiTer. Ingota.

eesaor.
tioned.
j ~:,\~"L., Above-men-
'-:-"":""" 'alJab, Cause, reason, motive,
...........ent, mean, medium, inatrnmeut.
-0-

iJL. ,alilll, Bafe, free, entire, perfect. ~ la1JalJigtlt, A cause, a motive.

rL. sa.., the BOn of Noah. ~ IGbt, The Sabbath. Su1Ibtlt,
A reproach, 8lander, disgrace, injury,
~L.l4mi1, Liberal. Mable, gentle. '& 'alJA, Swimming. [villainy.
;eL '4mir, part. Who oonvel'lle8 at ~~ IuhMII, Praising, glorifying
Bight, especially by moonlight; the place [(God)
l.:J~ ~t, Pot-herbs.
1I'liere such conTeraationa are held; alao .
the people uaembled. k:-a
libt, A. tribe (of Israelites).
~L. Iii_it, part. (fem. k,.L.), alJ (fi Se A li
Hearing. An auditor. A hearer. t:=-" t em.), ven. on.
L. • L. 8-b The aeTenth part.
~ ,4_i (fem. ~ ), Sublime, ~ ,alJ..al (masc.), Seven.
exalted. ~
~L ,aA'" (tem. ~L.), Vigilant. . ~~ IGbtlHlldgtlt, Seven hundred•
. ..-L. ,a11, Negligent, eareleu. ~~ 'alJf:l1ntJ (obI. ~
to,? '"t!"), 8eTCUty.
~t., id-that, Set at liberty, as a ~ 'alJi, Preceding, excelling,
alaTe; or as a ahe-camel in obedieuoe to outstripping, IllIpI.-ing, O"f81'COmiug.
a YOW, or in conaequeuoe of haTing been
deIiTered of ten female coIta, when ahe Goi~ before. J:-tl., The above-
immediateir.receives a dispensation from mentioned. [ing.
all further bour. ~ ,tlb", Melting, casting, pour-
fiL. 14"., The whole. The re-
- mainder. Walking, going, travelling,
'.f_.(•. 8a1Ju"ttlgltJ, The name of
~
wwering. A planet. a bruTe general (and the father of Bultu.
•
VOo
-J_~\w '4"', A ~ ..ater of ho-"',
....... .....
an
-.
Mahmud, founder of the d~ of the
Gunevida, who ftonriahed 1D the begin-
equerry, a groom. ning of the eleTenth tentury).
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""l:- "",,,z, Ways. Institutions. ~ ,aj,., Impri90ning. A prison.
C~ ""'an, See Ct.;..,· C;.... ""'hun, oJ~ IUjiltl, Adoration.
Holy. 4:)~ lUjan, Prisons, dungeons.
v:: ,ahy or ,aha', Making a slave, ~ ,~ Disposition, temper,
taking prisoner.
nature, habit, manner, constitution.
~ ,aht""', A mass, ingot, bar,
yls- ,tIlW.h, A cloud. Clouds.
or lamina of gold or silver.
~ ,ahtl, A way, road, path. A J~ ,alt/Ui.r,
An enchanter, a ma-
gician, a necromancer, a (ucinator.
• mode, a manner. 4JJ'~J, In ~~ ,tJ1I1anst, A female en-
the way of God.
chanter, a wiich.
~ 'tJPtMl, A wicker bosket.
~ ls- lIIAilyh, Clouds. Flur. of
~ litt (ork....), Six. ,~~, '~ls;...
8ixUleD.
r
J

) t:... ,atta",
(An attribute of God) ,aM,., The crepuscle, twilight,
daWJl. 8ilt,. or MItr, Hagic, eneh&DtmeRt,
covering; as y~I,.\i." Hiding faacination, witchcraft, IOrcery, necro-
Iina (cutiDg a veil of mercy over them). mancy.
;: • Iillat, Six. ~
,iWwtlt (or ,aM(4), Magicians.
r ~g.
~, Covering. veiling, sup- ~ ,aU, Breaking, tearing, rub-
bing', bn¥ag, J1til'eriaing. To pound,
bl'UllMl, grmd, triturate•
.i..r-a .Ntrat, Anything whieh covers ~ ,aMMt, External form.
or defends, as a veil, a shield, a wall, ete.
~ \...i... ,itttlmdyat, Six hundred. J~ ,aAil,., The meal or flour which
the Mahometana eat a little before daWJl
4:);;"" littana (obI. ~), Sixty. during the month of llarMda,. to enable
them to fut till night.
~ liUt, My lady! madam! A
• lady, a matron. l&:- 'UM (and iJt,s..», The being
liberal, munificent. Liberality,generosity.
,.,,~ lUjjddMl, A. carpet or mat on
which the Jrf8h01Dl8tus prostrate them- .ti\rt ItI}Mlat, Soft;, weak, simpIo.
aelvca when at prayer.
iJ t5:..., ItI1&/u1wA Liberality.
~~ 'qj}'lJ.n, The keeper of a prison.
4:)~ l4khti,4,., Morocco leather.
i~ ,ajdat ouqjclaA(pl. ~t~~),
An act of adoration, an inclination or ~ 1tI1lw.t or ...urtlA, Any ship,
pl'OItnltion, with the forehead touching cattle, etc., preaaed into the kia,r'a aer-
the groud. 'rice withollt ~ht or hire. Whalevll'
~ ItJjtll, Th1l beiDg corrupted, is done gratia, either from eourtcay or

_'*, IndignatiOD,
compulaiOIl..
ohan«ed, turbid (water). A crowd, a
tumult, &mob. ~ tukAt or
~ ,ajt, Rhyme, metre, cadence. diadain.
~ 1tIaj, The being weak in
~ 'i)Ul or ajll, A register, the mind. The beiDg 10ft. Imbecilny of
_I'd of a court ofjudie&tue, the decree intellect, deficieucy of judgment.
of a j1Idae, the MIJI1lte or atteetation of
a notary.- Tablee of 1&wa, pablic actI. ~ . ., Warm.
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the reflection of the IUn'. meridian raya
i.:J~ ,tlkuMt, Warming, being u~ the IUrface of l&Ildy plaina. The
warm. Weeping, being bot or infiamed JIUI'&geo

..r
with fever.
,a"Ay, Liberal. Generous.
~ ,dAIf, Weak in understand-
ing. A foolish man. Thin, of a thin
texture.
~ ,aU or 1tMld, An obstruction,
anyt!Ung blocking up, barrin/r' or ~re­
veuting a p_ge, as a mountam, barrier, J.3~ ,ar4tliTc, The curtain before
fortification, mound, bank, wall, rampart,
ditch, impediment. To atop up (a hole),
to block up (the way), to abut {a gate)
to arrest, impede, obstruct, etc. To abut, lo,/J ~ ItJrdrf, Concubines.
lock, or bolt a door. SIfdd, A mountain,
a bar, etc.
y,.~ ,addh, The herb rue.
;,"'"" ItIIldt (or t.~), The woof.
.31","" ItIIldtl, Rectitude, the way of
truth or aalTation. Proaperity, happin_. f,. ~
Fimm_.
i.i.., nultltIt or IUtltlaA, A court, a
natibule, a gate, a threehold.
.3","" ,tUIad, Well-directed (action or
apeech),accomplishinganyobject happily.
A good, auoc_rul, or well-diJected plan.
J"'"" ,idr (or ~"'"'" plur. J')"" and
'-=-'!J~), A lote-trt'e. iJ~
~\. A tree in paradise. The
"'r?
heaveuly mansion of the angel Gabriel.
V''''"'' M', The sixth part.
~~ lQraj, A lamp, a_lanthom, a
luminary, candle. ~~ IOIf'4j, .A
aaddler, a groom.
.J~ 'r ,ar4!&lallr, A master of the
hone, an equerry, a groom, a hone-
breaker.
the door of a hoWle or tent. Duat whirled
up into the air, and enveloping anything.
J~ IVrrd", Thieves.
~~'r &ril1Ulth, Ceylon.
..J!r urdy, .A palace, a grand edi-
flee, a kiug'. court, a aeraglio•
,ardyr, Secreta.
to.:--.I.r ,arhat, Free, at liberty.
r.:r 1IIfj, A saddle. PI. r.;:Jr ,W'1Ij.
cr ,arA, .Allowing to roam, .tting
tree.
,;1"'r ,aTddr, A general, field-mar-
ahal, an oftlcer of rank, a king'. lieu-
tenant, a chief in any deparlmat.
).3f. lirrtlar, The keeper of a
aecret.
~ \k.r ,artdn, A crab. The sodiacal
aign Cancer. A lOre, a C&lIaer, or canker.

r'' '"' Badam, Sodom. A diacaae incident to the leet of cattle.

k ~ IVTtat, Haste, expt'dition.
loj,J..., 1Mla', The woof of cloth.
~"'"" ,atlftl, Right, well-directed, "~.r I1lrtatd, Quickly. [mander.
alntary. ~ r ,arta/,;ar, A general, com-
~ lirr, A aecret, a mystery, a ~r lara!, Exceeding bounds, the
lIIIe1'&IIlent. being prodiR&l.
..~ ,in-an, Secretly, mysteriously, Jr' ,ard, To steal. .t,j.r, Stealing.
clandestinely. ~LJ~ (or ~ Theft. ~~, By stealth.
"~J)' Privately and publicly. ~\S'.r .wkdtahf, A secretary.
Y~ .wiJh or ItJrtIh, A vapour re- rr IVrm, The intestine which com-
_bling the _ at a distance, formed by municatea with the anUi.
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~.r' .armatl, Eternal. Perpetual, ~\- ,itayat, Calumny, accusation.
everlasting. '\.>.••r' 'Mtltatlan, k..a ,atat, Amplitude, capacity.
Eternally, for ever. ~~_ Facility, convenicncc, opportunity, or
ability (of doing anything). Obvioua.
urRtllfli, Eteraal. easy (to be performed).
J.r' .aND, Bee i.J.r" The cypress-tree. ~ .'attar, A kind of origan or
iJr' 'anoat, One cypress. Dl8lJoram.
~ lata, Felicity, happiness, pros-
c:.J.r' lUrQ.j, Saddles. Plur. of perity, a fortunate aapect of the atars,
especially ten atara, of which four make
c:..r'. ~e 12, 13, 14, aDd 16th manaiODS oUh~
.JJ.r' ItWilr, Joy, cheerfulness, de- 1lIOOn.
light, p1e1BUl"e, coutentmftt. /'-' ,if:!', ~ price, rate, course.
,.",;.. 'im, A secret, a mystery.
i.A.....Itlrlal (and ~), A kind of
4;J'v...r' Btwyiln, Syrians. ~~, ulcer pawing on the beads of infanta.
Syrian or Syriac. &ttlfAt, A dry lmlIlch ef a p8lm-tree.
~;.. IUrriyat, A coneubiBe-. .tl.c... If},tlat or Itllalat, Coughing.
.r...r' ,arlr, A throne, an o1'IWU1lental .>.,- IUt4tl, Felicity, good fortune•
Happy, favourable, propiti01l8.
sofa or conch.
~.r' ,arlrat, A secretl a mystery. k.,- IUtilt, Snuff.
~.r' ,MIt> Quick, nimble, ready, ~ '{If}1. An endeavour, purpose,
• intention, an en1crpme, design, effort,
swift, making haste. "~.r" diligence, care, labOur.
Swiftly, with the greatest expedition. ~ ,atla, Fortunate, happy.

e:
A!..r' ,ar;yaA, A concubine.

A
'tdA, A fiat root', a platt'onn.
.lUfllCO•
r.:- ,atlr, A llaming fire.
Arabian idol.
tfU-', Bills of exchange.
An

.>--meL,atar or ,lItr, A row, !iDe, elL ,aft", A shedder of blood, a

Delineating, delcribing.
~~.b... ,",urlab, An astrolabtt.
. ~
Jk..a 'atl, A brass kettle. A vessel
with one handle, used in baths, to pour
water on ~e ba~e1'll. A large bnokot.
~ ,aWJ (or i~), Making an
attack, assaulting, overpowering.
i~, Dominion, ml\festy, power,
authority, awfllln_•
....}:w Mur, Lines. See}:w.
i",\- Itltdtlat, Felicity, happiness, ~ ~flajala, Bill or letter of
beatitude, good fortune, prosperity.
J\- If'tiil, The cough.
tJrllnt; one whOle words are powerful.
The 11111'II&1I10 of the first kbBftf of th~
oouse of Abbas.
i.J\i.., IUftirat, An embassy.
~\L .aft". See eta....
u\1... ,afdlaat, Stupidity, folly, in-
soIenee. Insipidity.
,. I!
UlI.Ji.."
Fooliably, aaneily, petulantly.
l:i\i.., IfIfay,., Ships, boats, plnr. of
~.
'm~chanW', banken' nott.
l . . ,aft, The foot of a mountaill.
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;.. _/.'" A journey, voyage, tra- ki... ,lII:t, Abortive. &lcat, Any-
TelliDg, eettiDg out ou a warlike expe- thing of a baM or U88l_. nature; mer-
dition. 8ift', A written book, a Tolume. chandizo of a pt'riahable qunlity, eilht'l'
S"/,,,., Tables. !pOUt or lpOiling. Lame, mntilated.
'h IV/ralt, A table (especially a ~ wI, A roof.
cireular one of leather, which traTellers
lipread upon tho ground; when on the
ja... ,dl (for ~), Polishing.
road, it 18 contracted by laings round .lL.U... 8aJ:Wllla, The 8clavonianll,
the edp into the form of a wallet for ~uppoted by the ArabiaDl to be dl.'lt'Onded
~ proriliOUll, etc.) A table, a
cloth, a toweL 8t1/rd, Anything on or
from 8eclab, a IOn of J aP!let. Under
thil name, hO'll'eTer, tbo Mabometanl
in which Tictuala are placed. comprehend often the Seni.... BlII-
~.;... lfJ/atjalot, A quince. garian., 1tICIlIian., Thraeian., A1banian~,
MaoedoniaUll, anel tile northern pu'tI of
i1a-a... 1fJ/lfJtat, Anything bad, or Greece.
trilling. An argument (.,eeia1ly lIO-
~ 1#l"11t, Sicknesa.
philtiCal)•
d;.... 'aft, Effusion, as r.)\\~' ~,....a... 'dmaniga, The herb scam-
The elfusion of b1.00d.
mony. ".,)~.
ja.., aujl or "jI, Heanne88 ot origin. k"a... Ml&ilt, Falling. Srdilt, A lall,
Werior.
a alip, a tumble.
~ au/..,., Shipe, pl. of ~.
~ ,ail., Sick, infirm.
~ 'iI/Mjat, A sponge. ~\L ,ddilla, Kniv8l.
u"a... au/ill, (A medicine) taken I,;)\L au.U4n, Inhabitants.
limply (not mixed), 01' dry, (in oppo-
......,.L., 'ailJ, Pouring out (water),
atien to an electuary). Powder, dut. .
"llo'll'inr. .
I..A... ,aId, Folly, lItupidity, im-
prudenoo, ruhn-, caprice, iDMnstaney. .)I~\~
.. - _hlt.lWl4I, a railway.
.
'ti- au/J.d, plur. of ~.
i.L. "Uat, A die for coina, etc.
~ -fl,., An ambassador, inter-
111IIlcio, mediator, ubiter. See L..
~ _jIut, A lIhip, a vessel, ai:.L. ,ait'"' Silence. An apoplexy.
bark. A boat. 'C.jJ~, The l-! ,alar, Shutting (the ey8l, a
ark of Noah. door, etc.) Damming up (a riTer, etc.)
8_, The being into:licatcd. 8alrr or
~ .jIlt (fem. ~, plur. aulrr, DmnkennCII. 8ilrr, A. mound or
c.:,)~), Imprudent. Imperti- dyke fol' confining water. l-
1I8IIt, impudent, inBolent, petulant, allcy,
lieentiOUll, utraTapnt. ad. ., Sugar.
candy.
.JJ-.J-.,
Sagar-
\L 1II.Ud, A carrier or vendor of
water. A cup-bearer. [door.
c.:J~ . ,alca"dt, Agony, tainting.
b\i.., IG1i4t, The bolt or bar of a ~,l.\"::';~, The agonyofdeatb.
..\i... Mid. (or i.\£"'), SickDe88, I.:J~ 'ilulln, Drunk•
I iDinnity.
id.... 'ilMnat, A habitation. Quiet,
.J-. MW, Hell. .}-t).i, Hell-6re. ~utancy, llmIIaIa

4::.)!- ..kt, The being quiet,
taciturn. 8l1kut, Silenoo.
cJf-. .nckun, Tranquillity, rest,
quiet. FirmD-, constancy.
~ ,i"kaA, A die for coining, the
)mpresaion on money.
j... ,ill, Consumption. [dynasty
~L ,tUiijiW, The 8eljukian
CL ,ila", Arms, armour.
tL ,allaU, A .kinner.
J...L ,alam, Chains. [sovereigns.
~L ,4ldtIn, Kings, prin~,
JL IUliil, The consumption. JL
Nlliil. A wicker buket maker .
.tiL IUldlat or AL, Whatever is
extracted from anything.
rL ,alam, A salutation. Peace,
i.L,tUiimat, Salvation, tranquility,
aafety, peace.
~ ,alai or ,al1J, Rapine, plunder.
'Spoiling, eeiz~ by force. Rejection,
denial. A negative argument in logic.
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.c.Y...t IUltaMt, Power, authority,
magnillcence,majesty. An empire, king-
dom, principality, territory.
u.L ,alaI. A predece&l!Or. Ad-
vance. Money paid down, or before it it
due for goccb to be afterwards delivered.
"w..., ulafa7l, Beforehand.
~ ,ilfat, The dlnity of two
women married to two brothen; a
brother's or a husband's brother's wife.
uL ,al", Boiling eggs or potherbs.
8ilk, The herb beet.
~ ,all, Inserting, threadiJIg.
_8ilk, A thread. A series, order, train.
J-, ,allam, To surrender.
I .
~ 8altM' or &l.,,,4', The pro-
per name of a woman. SfIlfltfi, The
proper name of a man.
[aafety. \"L ,alwil, Honey. Manna. Quails.
i"L IUlwat or ,alwat, Content.
d"L lUlu", Proceeding. .An iJI·
stitntion, mode, manner, rule, oonduct.
~ ,alIkMA, The cassia of Arabia,
which gives a cleam_ to the voice.

J~ Saljuk. The founder of the ~ Salim, A man'. name. Entire,

-free from fta'll' or stain, perfect, healthy,
,
8eljukian dynasty in Persia, etc. wholesome.
hearted.
8incere, mild or gentle-
~ IUlaAfil, A tortoise.
tl... ,aWa, Skinning (an animal), cJl..J-. 8tdaytlldfl or Sullmiitt, S0-
lomon the son of David.
peeling (bark). The end of a month.
~ ItImm, The orifice of the ear.
J l...L ,,u,ill, A chain. Pure lim- The eye of a needle. s-., Poieou,
pid water waving like a chain. venom.
'"'~ ,alrahfl, Pure water. Name l.- ,am4, Heaven, the sky.
of a fountain in Paradise.
il-L lilrilat, A chain, a series,
L..l.- ,amilhat, Beneficence, libe-
rality. [victuals.
suite, ooncatenation, IUccSOn, line,
descent, inheritance, genealogy, family, kl.- ..milt, A table covered with
progeny. Lightning,when darting along
like a chain. Sandi blown into tile form t \..w ..mat! Hearing, listening.
of a chain. J\:;..., ..mmdk, A species of plant,
cJUJ..., IUltiln, A monarch, king, particularly that kind ot • lOurUh tate,
sovereign, prince. AbIOlute power, which, likil pepper, iJ Itnwed 0TlII' ric-
despotic autliority, sovereignty, dominion.
tws. ~\:;..., ......a1lytJt, Meat
~UJ..." Royal, imperial, princely. dressed with BDDlJDU.
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1;)1:... ...1IId., A. seller of butter. i.:J1J'I" MlmalDdt for i.:J~~, The
~~\.- NIIId'!i11ta1, A. hyacinth, he.,,8DlI.
aeappbire. (persian.) [quail CJ'l" 'IImu, Beneficent, affable.
~~ .....a.1 (plur. c.:.JU\..-), A. i.>Jiv', Liberality, clemency, be-
..:J~'-- ...ant, The heavens. ne8cence.
I./'\.- ....ad, H..venly. Sky- JJiv' ....11r, Of a tawny, brown,

-_.
caIGared, eerulean, U1U'e.
~'- __,d
<.:=:
(aDd ~L.....), The

(fem• .tet-), The

Iibend. The being men:ifl1l,
being
weasel colour. J;"" ,.".",11r, The
Beythian _ l o r marten, the IIl1blc;
also the line lkin or fur of that animal
('Jiv' ,aml1m, A sultry wind, which
destroys traTellel'l.
11-. GeDeroUty. Clemency, fe- ~ MImI,., Evening entertainments,
Iieity. 'Without bom (wood). nocturnal converaauoDl; the places,
J"':' ......,., Evening convenatioDs especially among the Arabian ten",
(1lIIlh u tbe ArabiaDa hold sitting around wDere these eonTeraauoDl are held; also
their tenm). the lubject. Bi"." ..;,., One who ia fond
of such entertAinments.
~ • •rd, Of a tawny colour. A
J'IlowiIh, tawny, brown colour. ~ ,a.lt> A hearer.

~r-- 8atMitMId, A province of ~ ,amln, Fat, full, plump.

Persia. A celebrated city and kingdom ~ ,infl, A. tooth. Age. Tho nib
ia higher Asia. S-,.}tIIf4i, An in-
1IaIlitUt of, or anyibing belonging to, of a pen. ~f, What is
Smarcaud. your age?
)~ .JftIi1r, A. broker. h... ,anti, Shining. Light, splendour,
bri~htD~ 1luhinl{ (lightning). Ele-
~ 1UIItUI, A. fox. The grain
I s-.e. vation, altitude, emmenoo.
~ h... ,andll,1, Prickles, etc.
t:"" ..~ or ,alUt.> Hearing. The
ear.
, . " "'I_-
I.,;. \l:J ~, Willing, obey- ..;...h... ,antimif, The senna of
ac a wonI or IIiga, 8howing that one ia Mecca.
l'I!8dy. "'\i41/~, It ia heard, ~ IUmbul, A. llower (especially
hat let it not be conftnned (a mode of of an odoriferous plnnt). The hyacinth.
upn8ioD when any diugreeable neWl t.j.x..Jl:,...\~, The spikenard. J:.:-.
is reported. J'~' Listen ~ \b,;.., Angelica.
~ to me. St.i., Fame, a good repu- .t:..:: ,anat, A. year. Sunnat or
tatioD. ~Ql~~~';,Hia _Mit, Nature, habit, custom, manner,
&at ,... dilFuRd- among the people. iUltitutioD, regulation, mode of living.
Biat, The JIIOnpl whelp of a wolf ud The 8l111nai, or the traditious of Ma-
a.JayeD&. homet.
l;]lat.. "-t.4 ,., Simeon. y\.:s:i- "njall, Ermine, the pontic
moUle, the gray squirrel. 8arljiibi, Gray,
~._or~,Afiah. ~1, l'UIllet.
nelip~.
~ ,anal, A prop, anything upon
~_ .. Bntter. Sima,., Fntnc88, which another loans or by whieh it ia
pI-..... aupported; a vine-arbour.
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iJ'J)~ ,indtwa., The gum of the ~J"'" ,ii,an (or rL",...), The lily.
red juniper, sandaraeha, red ar&eDic. Comdy.
~ ~ .x.... ,iMi,d,., A kind of oak. k,... lawt, Flogging, lashing. A
1C01lrge, a bull'. pizzle, a cat-o'-nine-
,-=-,1,-. 'lWJtDilt, Years. tails.
iJf-' Itml1l1u, The domestic swallow. J,... ,awlc, Driving. A market, a
'-:!f-' 'aMIDI, Annual. ~'-'J1jI, public square or forum.
Monuments, chroniclllll, umala.
c... 'aNA, A year.
r"" ,alDm,Eatimating, tlxingapriee.
..;,... ,aWl, "wa', Equal, propor-
...;--: ,ani (Cem. ~), High, ex- tioned, right, alike, paralleL Entire,
alted, sublime, preeioWJ, grand. comple~. A II1elI:n, medi~ middle,
medlocnty. Equality; rectitude. Be-
~ ,anln, Years. sides, about.
.~ '(,110 or '11-11, An evil, a calamity.
The being vicioWJ, corrupt, malignant,
-4.,... 'awlyat, Equality, uniformity,
depraTed. rectitude. ~.,.:JIJ.& or~rl~
J-!""" ,awahjk, Past events. Equally, uniformly.
r~ IilIiJ.m, Lots.
•.
Arrows, either
J- I,... ,awiiAil, Shores, COast8.
for shootiDg or drawing 1 .
Edges, banb, borde1'8.
.,)'.,.-. ,awiitl, Blackne88. ~~ "an, Watching, aleepletIL
) I,... '1IIcdr,
A bracelet. J.... 'aM, A plain level country,
~~ ... ,uwd l ill, The arms. soft soil. (lem. .u.....), Easy.
~"... ,awakf, Rivers. . rf:" ,a1&m (plur. r.~)' An arrow
:;j',...
,awaiin, Inhabitants.
*
for shootiDg or for drawing lots.
,aAa, An error, fault, mistake,
JI·,...
,ual, A question, petition, in- blunder, inadTertcncy. Omission.
terrogation, demand, reqUllllt, begging.
~I,... ,awalif, Pastevents. ~_Q1\,...
*~ ,aAwan, ~nadvertently,
r~~I, Past times. [choly.
'-=-'~ ,andl, SiDB, plur. of ~.
1-,,... ,aIDda (fem.), Black. Helan- ~~ ,iyaj, A thorn-hedge, a fence.
~I.J,... ,iidd", Negroea, Ethiopians. t:~ 'flYYa/&, A traveller, a pilgrim.
~JI.J,... ,awtlaIDI, Melancholy, de- i.- \:-0, Tra,..e1ling. a journey, a
voyage, a pilgrimage.
jected.· ~~I~"I.JJ""" Of a me-
lancholy temperament. i.,)~ ,;yiitlat, Dominion, rule.
J"" ,ar, A wall, a rampart. [tige.
Lordship.
.J~ 'ayydr (fem, ~\:-o or ~\e-o),
i.JJ"'" ,awrat, A sign, a trace, a ves- Wandering, walking much. A planet
or planets.
V-J"'" ,aw" Injnred by moths
(wool), by weevill (corn), by ticks L~ ,ayd'(,It, Government, admin-
istration of justice, public pllDishment,
(sheep). L,..., The moth, the torture.
weevil, the tick (or other similar 'lrOl"ll18).
Liquorice. k~ ,;,d", A scourge.
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J~ ""tIl (lem. i.I~), CllI'l'8Dt, it:. tltiJl, Alheep.
zapid, llowinghu a tD~ ~~J.,)U ,AUrtltDa,., An artificial
~6.}.., The river Cydnus. fOlUltaiD, ajetd·eaa.
i,;1~' Theriverluartee. yJt.:. ,lwrib, A drinker.
~ MJPl, .A lord. The title of t:.JU ,Adrila, .A commentator.
the chiefs of the family' of Mahomet, .,) It:. dilrid (Cem. ,lailridat), Flying,
de8cended from Ali 8Ild hit daughter J
Fatima. fugitive.
i~ 'tlJYidat, A lady, a prince88, tJU ,M.rs·t, Ahigbway,astraigbt
cspeeially the wile or daughter of a road. A beginner. Making !aWII.
Bayyid or descendant of Ali. JJ U ,ladrik, The sun rising and
I.j~ It.yyitlf, My lord. .biniog.
i.ft"" 'frtll, Form, dispositioD, tem- t:-'U ,M"t, Di:Jta.nt, separate.
perame.t, merala, qulitics. An intti- • ~l:. ,ka,la, Tan"';bs.
tuuon. _"-
~ ,ay/, A sword, a scimitar, a ~l:. ,luUf, The side or bank ~f a
~~.
,,,,,,ulon, 11 sabreo r"'"
-I.
,lailti,., A poet. (~
.
,U)J.:-. $iellrta, Illsurance.
(Ita). ~l:. ,lailtil, One kindling 1\ fire.
~ lIIyl, Flowing, a torrent, a cur- c..J\.:. ,lltiji.., An nd\"'ocate.
rent. Flux, 11001. c- ~
~,ayldn,Flowingrapidly.Sulln ~U 8Aa/r t, One of the chiefa of
The Wand of Ccyloll. • the four principal8ectl of the Mahometan
I roligion.
~ 3Im,lI, Enchantment, fasci- •
nation, natural magic. ~'..:. ,Allfl (rem. ~U), Healing,
~ or ~J~ Ti1.ri SInd, Monnt salutary. ~u.Y\,..=:-- jfSwllb
Sinai. ,Aiifi, A oategOrical a _ .
UY-"" nyu/, Swords. j\:. ,lui"" (rem. i.iU) Difficult,
J~ 1fI1'i11, Torrents, inundations. troubleaome, disgusting, perplexing.
}t:.. ,Nikir (part.), Celebrating,
praising, thnnlr.ing. Grateful.
.
V'
JU ,Ada, Lamenter. Aoomplaiuer•
~ ,Ain, The thirteenth letter of the
Jt:.. dill, A shawl, merino.
Arabio al~t. It denot.es 300 in
arithmetic, and is the abbnmafme lor
rl:. ,Ailm, Damascus.
JW, The north. Let.:. ,Admtst, A black mole (on the
fllC8). (ther'.lOll.
\.:. I1td (fol' 'U), Flor. il:.,
Sheep. ~l:. diImit, Rejoicing at ano-
yU ,Adi, Alum. 5MblJ, A young ~U dam,kl (fem. ~U), Sub-
man. . lime, high, eulted. Lofty. proud.
JX\.:. BiiJ.pur, King of Persia, called CL:.~, A high mountain.
by the Romans &ptWU. This prince
defeated and took prisoner the emperor J..l:. 3Admll, Comprehending, 0011-
Valerian. taining, &urrQua4ing, unh·ena!.
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~
~\.:, BitJ••• A Syrian, a citi.en ,r. ,laM-. Measuring with thc span.
oro-.-.. B/ailJr. A span, a palm. ~~.
t:J'.:. Mall, A thing, an aft'air, buai- Of a compact body.
n_. Nature, coDatitution, habit, de- ~ ,,\abt • Satiety.
lire, disposition. tltate. condition, dig-
nity, eqUality, degree. ~~ ,Wt.dll, Full, aatialied.
,\.:a ,MA, A king. a sovereign, an ~ ,W".
Mixing, inserting.
emperor, a monarch, a prince (or Persia).
.J~U 'MA DtllIlcw. The shabender.
SWal&. Plur. of ~, Net.
the reeeiyer-genera1 of duties, tributes, it-:. ,Wal&at or ,Wal&aA, A fish-
etc. ing-net.
~U 'MAid, A witness, an eye- J:...:. ,1..1/, The Whelp of a lion or
other beast of prey.
witneaa. ~~U (or ~U
~ ,Wala or ,11.111, An image. re-
J,J~), A witness of veracity. 'lIemblance, similitude. 8~ Alum_
UAU ,M,lai". High (mountain). ~ ,A"MatoulatibW(pl.l...:14:t),
Doubt, ambiguity, suspicion, an oblcure
4.:)t..,1..:. 'MA mdt, Checkmate, at doubtful point.
chell.
I· _. -. ,WIMt, The godmother.
,\.:.aU "wA.....MA. The king of
~ ,WIA.Alike,equal. resembling.
kings. lord of lords. U"\.:.aU,
The imperial dignity, monarchy. Royal, ~ ,Mid, Winter.
prinoely, monarchical. r
li.:. ,Wldm. A snpercilious man.
l:r-"t:. IAdAllI, A royal white faloon.
~ 1.:Jli.:. ,laattaM bapala"md,
~U ,M,"b. Gray-haired. There is • great difference bet'll'een them.
~ U ,M,yilxJt. Doubt, susJlicion. ~ ,laatm, Contumely, contempt.
o~, reproecll, injury, Tillany. Op-
~U ,Myif.' Divulged, published, pressiOn.
promulgated, disseminated, dift'lIIed. ..;~ ,laatwl, Winterly, winter
~ ,WD. Ahlm. Youth. rains. ~ ,laatta', Distinct.
y~ IMbdb, Youth. ~~ lIeparate, yanoUl.
y~\, The llower of youth. ~ ,lIatlmat, Contumely, re-
proach, outrage.
~~ ,A"bat, A Syro-Macedonian
month (corresponding to February). t.~ ,Aujdt, Intrepid, warlike,
k~ 'Waf.at, Satiety. magnaoitpous. Bold,heroic.k ~,
Fortitudc, bravery, valour.
~~ ,Taiba". Plar. of ~. ~ ,1Iajtw'al (or ,AafraA). One tree.
A$~ ,Wd"t. Net-work, a lattice- I.:J~ ,lI"jt.an, A brave or athletio
window. man, a hllro.
~r:;..:. ,AtibDall. Plur. of yU. ~ ,Aa)1 (fem. ~), Anxious,
~ ,WaA, An object indistinctly Yexed, opprellled with sorrow.
leen at • diatance. ~ ,Aajlt> Brave, intrepid.
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.f ,AMA, AvarieioU8. Avarice. ;:. ,,,.,., The being wicked, malig-
naut, maleTolent, perverse, acting vil-
c.~ ,Wd1, Avaricious. 81l1lJti1.", lainously. WickedDeaa, depraTity.
plur.of~. ~ ,Aird, Buying. Purchase.
~ ,MA., Fat, tallow. ~, A y~ 'Mrdh, Wine or any beverage.
J,.."y!rt,
r bit of tat or tallow.

iDgatbip.
.w., Filling a vessel, load-
.
Syrup of roots.
c.J~ ~ ,M"dhdt,Syrupa. .J~!ro,
•
I.:..s:- .1._1.__ 1. A
, _, •
no8roy, .
a nce-
.wabi", A. makar of -rrape.
germt, a reprelMlDtatin, au am~or.
'C~ 'NwriJ", A commentator. See
rF', Plur. of ~. CJL:.·
~ ."'1, Covetons, miserable.
i;lro ,_a,.""A spark of fire.
Wickedness, malice. DryDeaL
.J'-':' ,WAr, Braying, snivelling,
f!ro ,Airdt, The sail of a ship.
grunting, making a noile through the
_orthroat. ""'The string of a bow or mnaical inatra-
ment.
~ ~, A pel'lOn, body, indi-
Tidual, auyllgure appearing black at a .LS'~ 'Mrakat,
Partnership.
distaDce.
~ ~ 'Mrdllii, Cocoons.
~ ,AdA,,., Snivelling, braying. a~ 'WdMt, Gluttony, appetite.
.i:. ,1I4tld, Running, rushing to
battle. Bindi~, .treugthening, estab- ~~ 'Mrdyt, Conditions, compacts,
limiuf, confirmlug, corroborating. agreements, capitulatioBl. Laws.
~I~ ,1add,Ul, Plur. of i~~, ~~ ,Aardyit! The laWI. Plur.
AdYenitiea, troubls, disagreeable eTents.
of ~.r-.
i~ ,AidtlGt, Vehemence, violence j
force, atreDgth. 8enrity. Magnitude. y.,r. ,"urh, ,wh, or ,"""h, Drink-
Adftnity, alBidion• ing, imbibing. ~\>~Iy.,r.,
•j.:. ,lttMltU", The sacred eDBign of Smoking tobacco.
the prophet. ~ ,!larhat, Sherbet, syrup j a
J~ ,Wi, The environs of the beTe~, a draught, a dOle, a medicine;
meuth. The aide of a Talley. one drink or sip. A cathartic, or purga-
tiTO medicine.
~~ ,Mdftl, Strong, vehement,
~ ,"uriat, A dr-.1ught of water.
Tiolent, braTe, intrepid, ierce, rigorous,
~r- ,whln, A tree, from which
severe. ~\i.l\~~, (God) the
tlows liquid pitch; the larch, whence
leVel'll punisher of the wicked. comes tlie apric; also another thorny
i~~ ,ltadItl4t, Adversity, distress. tree; berbena; the ditch bur.

..iIi:, ,kudz, People living in a i~ ''';''''(It, Malice, malignity, per-

tribe or family to which they do not veraene88, wickedne88. "u;':',
belong. .Airrata", Maliciolllly.
;l:. ,luar, Particles of gold from t:~ ,wA, Explanation, declara-
the mine unrefined by ire. Small pearls, tion, inte!]lreta?!'u, oommentary, para-
beads, etc. which are anallyatrnng. phrale. Exposition.
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k...~ ,_1I4t or iAarlulk, A.. alice ,)J~ ,1IMwl, Flyin" the being ter-
of meat. ri1Ied. [ eTiJa.
~~ ,nar" Hard, rough. 8Atwi1, )'~ ,kunlr (plur.:;':'), Iniquities,
Of a bad diapoIition.
kJ~ ,latWut, Conditions. See k~.
k~ ,kart, A.. condition, agreement,
compact, COllftlltiOn, ~on, regulation, ~1.,)~JkJ,r., The articlee and
law, stipulation, lunttation, claUle, I'll- conditions of peace.
IItricnon, modi1ication.
~~,lawrt1t,A..beginning,oomm.ence-
~ r- ,karlf, Conditional. ment, onset, attack; enteriDg.
tr ,luIrt, Law, jllStice, equity. JJ~ ,Atwu.i, Rising (the SUD).
Making or prescribing laws. ~, ~ ,luIrfJA, Desire, appetite, aridity,
trl, A.. judge;. an alllJellllOr to a gluttony.
judge, a lawyer. L:~,;rudicially, i:J'v..~ ,Airyii1l, A tree of which
lawfully. bOD are made. An arterr.
~,r. 'Mrtf , Legal, just, equitable. e:,r. 'Mrfn or kc--:r-, An oblong
~~ ,luwfJf, Nobility, dignity, slice of meat. (W"Jebd.
honour, glory, grandeur, excellency. An ~:;.:. ,/airrf,., A worthless scoundreL
eminence.
Jr- 'M;''', Rising (as the sun). ~~ ,karft4t, A condition.
The east. y..;l~J.rJI, The east i.A?,.,r. ,MntM, Law, j11Stiee. Any
,e,nd west. place where beuts drink.
~r- ,luwkf (fem. ~,r.), Oriental. ~r- ,karij, Noble, eminent, holy.
. Eastern. Sunny, expOBed to the SUD. A nobleman, a gentleman (especially the
descendants of Mahomet); tb prince or
~~ ,karkf1l, The Saracens. eheri1f of Mecca.
~~ ~AwrfJl:a, Plur. of ~~), ~~ ,1I4rf1, A parlner in trade,
AI1Iociatee. Partnere. a companion, an ueociate, all_mplice.
Z~ ,luwakat or ,Airkat (plur. ~ 'Mt, The bank of a river.
d~ ,luwfJk or ,A"",,,), Society, ~~ ,luItdrtlt, Alacrity, ability.
-P':ny, partnenhip, communication,
participation. ~ ,1I4tr, The half or part of a
rcutting,luwm,
~ Splitting, cleaving,
FissureII in the noee.
thing. The two fore or the two hinder
teats of a camel. One side or part.
slightly.
~~ ,Atwltukat (plur. ~~ tf~ ,luItrfJnj, Chess.
and ~ ~), The cone or clue of hh.:. ,kalal, Injustice, oppression,
exCClll. Fa1Behood, a lie.
a eilkworm.
k~ ,/urtat, See~.
J~~ ,lwtoal, Drawel'B, trousers.
YJ~ ,/aanlb, Water neither salt t.~ ,luItdt, Light, splendor, lustre.
nor sweet. array. ~It~, The raYB of
t:'~ ,AtWtlla, Flur. of C~, Ex- the sun. ~~, Radial. !,~
planations, oommentaries; rudbnents,
elements. ~~, Radial lines, radii •
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..r.~ '1ur. L:.~ ,Ai/dtilt. Deprecation, inter-
ii1W• Signs, symboll. The
public aerrice or a pan~c on God and --on, lllCOlIlBIIlIldatlOD.
~e!~~G~~~1e:;:u~r=~ ~\L:, ,AiffiJf, Transparent. very
fIeed or oft'ered in a 1PP- thin.
~ 'Mth (plur. y~). A ,~ IlKjaA, Lip.. Plur. of ~
crowd. People, a nation, a 1arJre and or ~. [Labial.
noble tribe, diatinguiahed by the fame of
their founder; allO a branch from IUch a ~~ .AufdA'. Having large lips.
~~ ,Mthall• The eighth Arabian ~ ,A4fat. A lip. See ~ or .if.i.:a.
month. A man's name. p. ,/tofar (or ~). A 8WOrd. the
~ mUthat, The branch of a tree ; _ edge of a sword.
ramification. DeriTation; ~ "'afrat (plur..J~)' Bee 'Mftl#'
A part --
JIIft~fromthewhole; diatance'between d - . & Th 'd f
brancI1ea, hor1ll, lite. The projeetiDg aD~. ell eo a spear.
members of a hone (lIS the head, 'breast, -u. ,A4l'a Deprecating mter-
etc.) [metre. c~- v't, •
~_ H' 81-' r P
~
&
,-t!'.
aIr. mt , oesy. verse.
ceding. Wiahing to add a neilhbouriDg
estate to one's poueasiona.
1,,-.:0 'lauttWa (plur. ofrL.:.). Poets. ~, Plur. of~. Advucates.
JI~ ....'rllll'. Very hairy. ~ ,~uft'lt. Redemption. Any
_- ~ - '- • • JlO8SClI8lon coyeted.
~~ *'t"". One halr. Hoann8lllL ;i.:. ,/toft", Thecrep118Cle twilight,
_ 8MtNt, Pubs et pect8Il (pee muliebria). &/. ~ sunset till
(,,: or ruddine. in the sir.
~ 'M"A4,at
'- , Mixture, tem-
~ . total darkn_.
per1ug, dilutin~ (wine with water). Halt. w..:. ,1I4f/l11t. CompusioD. pity,
mg thin. . Dipping (~ cake into fat). mercy, clemency. indulpee.
Sp1811dor. light, re1leetioD. • & _~ ",..1 A I'
:' I & • 4a..:. lJIlaJ - , lp.
~ ''''"tl4Jt or ' Aut l4JA• Light,
splendor, lustre, shining, flllShing, corus-
• & M nd . & (" - . &)
~' !I' a ~ em. ~ ,
cation. Fire, flame. A mixture of Labial.
white on the tail. ~ 'Mftt! An advocate, a patron.
Y~ .Autuh. Plur. of~. ~ ,A4ftl. Merciful, campu-
liatiollS. monate, condoling.
~ S"'ttgd, The prophet Isaiah. J..:. ,/adk, .A fisaure. a
'a crack.
~ .Mtfr, Barley. crevice. J..:.. To tear. split, di-
~ ,Mtfrat. One grain of barlpy. ride. 8M"", T,bo half; lIS m?ch lIS a
hone, etc., earnes upon one side; also
~ ,AagM, A tumult. noiae. dis- tho space between the two loads. A
'tarbanc8t collfu.aion, en-.
lamentation. brother: The moat prominent part of a
shrieking. ACC1l8&tioD. Snome.. mountain. Trouble, dilBculty.
BM,/tij. A fomentel' of broil&. 'W ,A41&d or ,Mid, Insolence,
~ ,1wgIJ, Occupation. employ- petulance.
ment, bUllineaa. Jti.:. ,Mkdl, Discord, opposition,
u.:. 'Mfl, Cure. recovery of health. hostility, rebellion, felony. 8"""iii,
".,\ \ . Fiuure8 in the hanck or feet. A diIeue
Wiol ') -'. An hoepltal. in the feet of ho~ etc.
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.\J\i..:, ,ltaid",lII, lfisery, disgrace, i~ ,W",at, Complaint.
poverty. 11I801eDCe, lIlU1cin_. Villany,
malignity, robbery, -macon. .J~ ,Wl1r, Grateful.
J!. ti.:. 'MidgiJ:, Filllluretl, etc. (or d~ IAl'Iui (plur. of ~),
Doubts.
~l...;J_i A.), The anemone.
~~ ,AakUJa', See '~.
~ ,AiJ:illt, The half, especially of
aDything split the loug way. r:.
,lusmm, Smelling, the smell.
~ 'Mird, A woman of a rosy c:JW ,Aamdt {and .tiL.':'),~-
complexion. joiciug at the dm.r- of another. Cla-
mour, noise, tumult.
~ ,Avlrlll, A clear abining red
colour. [potsherd. )W 'Mmdr (Of
The herb fennel. .
i.r-:- IA"Wllt),
~ I1uUf, An earthem pot, a
V'W,Aima" A horse of a bad
"'~ ,MW or ,Add, Plur. of~. disposition, enduriug no rider, or throw-
J,a.:. ,Auki, Fissures. PI. of~. ing him. ~\,.;.,:, ,Aamma., A
..a.:. ,lusillA, A fissure, a notch. Christian priest or deacon.
A letter. t-\,.;.,:, ,Aammdt! A maker of wax-
~l1akf,Poor,miserable,wretched. candles.
Wicked, riIlaDous. Petulant, ineolent. JW ,Mmal, Tho north. Tho left
A robber, _ i n , banditti.
~ ,Aaldf, Split or divided into
hand. 8Mmdlou"'mal(pl.~ W)
halves. One half. A brother uterine. Disposition,innate quality. JW
A strong calf. Northern. -
iji3 A. 'Mkfitlt, A fissure, a crack, ~W 'Mmdgil, Virtlle8, talents,
a crevice, a noteh. One aide (of the abilities of mind aDd body.
head). A pass or apace between two
mountains. A sister german. (picion. r!- W ,lIamagim, Odours, perfumes.
u.:. ,W, Donbt, ambiguity, sus- .r;..:, 'MmmtJl, One odOllf.
J\(:. ,AilW.I, A horse-tether of t~ ,AimraiA, A branch or clus-
goat'a-hair. A aureiugle. ter of dates.
c:J'.,\(:. ,Aaka"'dt, Plur. of .i~. ~
,lIamrat, The herb fennel.
~\(:. ,Ailwgat, A lamentation, a ~ ,MmI (fem.), The SUD.
complaint, 'an llCCl18lltion.
,Au"," or 1Aukur, Praise (of God), ~ ,MmlI,Solar. ~,'Mm-
.J.:..gratitude, retumiug thanks. Nt, An umbrella.
I;)'.j..;. ,Aulwd", Gratitude, acknow- ~ ,Mmt! Wax, a wax candle,
(in general) any candle.
ledgment; assent, complacency.
JU 'Mil, Figure, form, shape, 1;)' ~ 'Mmaeltin, A candlestick.
man.ner, mien, face, appearance, e1!lu,
semblance, mode, specIes; the graceful
1;)"-":' 8Aimlu", Simon Peter.
air of a beautiful woman. ~ ,Aimtf, Waxen, of a candle.
J-:. ,W"" Complaining, relating ~ 'Mml, Comprehending, con-
& state of one's maladies. \.,U, taining, anrrounding on all aides.
A complaint. ~ 'Mmaylflt, A little sun.
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~
~ 'Mmfm, Odour, perfume, y~ ,kiMb, Bright stars; the
~. nocturnal fires, commonly called falling
~~ wnayit (plur. of ~), atara.
Shameful actions, 'rices, crimes, TillaDies. i.)~ ,AaAddtJt, A testimony, attes-
t.' 'Mlltt Baseness, deformity.
A,
tation, witneeaing.
~~ 'MMmat, Generosity, noble-
~ ,,",n..tlt, Baseness, a horrid n_ of mind. Bravery.
erime. T~itude, brutality.
~ ,1Ia.kalJ, of the colour of
~ 'Mni, Hanging on a gibbet. aahes; of a mixed colour where white
~ 'Mnf t , Base,shameful,odious, predominates.
hateful, deformed, abominable, hideona. ~ M"kM, Ash-coloured (she-au
or camel) nrging to white.
detestable, shocking. ~..J L>,
DiJagreeable newl. -. ~ ,k"Mat, Inclining more to
white than black.
~ ,AtUOa, Any thing roasted, es-
~ 'MM, Honey, a honey-comb.
pecially flesh-mest. 'F 'MUJ1IJd, 8kA., Evidences, eye-witn_.
A router of meat.
\~ ,kuluMJii., Plur. of ~, Mar-
?''':' 'Mwajif', Things averting
tyrs. I~\t=)\j, The history
or prmmting. Accidents of fortune.
of tho martyn.
y),.:. 'Mwdrib, The whiskers.
~ ,Mlw, A month.
J~ dfJUJwal, The tenth Mahom-
etan month, in the ~ing of which ~ ,AWat or lAuk,,"", Renown,
they celebrate their feaiiul called Beiram. fame, z:epu~tio~ diYUlaing, celebrating,
c'ro l1uwJamiiA, High mountain.ll. reudenng illnatriona. "Rumour, report.
"""~ rMksiidtJk, A king'. son, a
~I,:. 'MlDakid (plur. of .aL.:.), prince. (persian.)
Witaeuee.
~ ,AaAm (plur. r~)' Nimble,
~I,.:. 'Mwakfn, FalcoJ18, hawks. !'Ctive, swift. Bold, audaciona. Prudent.
~I,.:. ,ktJuJdyb (plur. of ~L.:.), mgemons, Of great anthority (a chief).
Impnriues. • b~ 'M""Ml(or~), The
~,:. "'urba, Broth, soup, gruel. king of kings. (Peraian.)

J"':' 'MIDi, Love, desire, affection, ~~ ,WlDtlt (plur. of i~),

inclination. Alacrity, gaiety, cheerfnl-
Desires. Carnal appetites, aennality.
nea. ;~ ,luIItwat, Desire, appetite,
.}".:. ,ktHllkf, Loving, cheerful. aelllUl1ity,luci'riou.me-.

d,.:. ,_1&, Thorny (plant); prick- ""~ ,Aulaad,:Being present an or

ing (81 a thorn); piercing anything with eye-witn.. Witn-. eTidences, pre-
sent at the fact.
a thom; walking over or faI1iDg amo.
thOl1lll. ..J~ ,AuAil", Months.
4.S,:. ,_I:4t, One thorn. Majesty, ~ '~Af, Lascivious.Desirable.
power, grandeur, magni4cenee, dignity.
pomp. ~~I, Exquisite viands.
~".:. ,.wtDll4l, A granary. ~ ,wfd, A martyr.
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f r ,WI,., Celebrated, famous.
J ..(., ,AaAIi, Making a murmuring
noise in the throat, as an aaa before
broying. Sighing, sobbing, groaning, '.J~ 'dtl, The fourteenth letter of the
drawing the last breath. alphabet. In llrithmctic it expresse8 90,
~ ,AaAim, Prudent, ingenious, and is the abbreviature for jJ,
~ ,hay, A thing, anything, some- the second Mahometan month•
- thing,l.'Omewhat. ~), Nothing. ..r.
L, 'dbi,., Patient.
~~ ,luIgdtln, Devill, plnr. of ~'y-L, ,aban, Soap. JJ'!\"" A soap-
malter. -
\,:)~. ~\.., ,abt; Those idolators who
~ ,AayTJ, Growing gray (the - who ehange their religion, Pagans,
head), becoming old j white hairs, hoari- Sabeans, ete.
nesa.
~ \.., ,aAilJ, A. lord, a master, a
~ ,AayTJd, Gray-hair'd (woman). great man, a govemor, a chief. A
~~, The last night of the titlo ot courtesy equivalent to :Master•
I.• •, 'hayTJat, See~. [month. .)~I~L., Esteemed, enjoy-
~ ,AIh, The worm-woodofPontus, ing reputation. .tl..::..ik••....-\.-,
~which destroys worms. Potent, possessed ofPower. •
~ ,Aayi" and ~~ (plur. -..r- ~ 'dAi, Recovering one's 8eD8etl
or health after intoxication. A serene"y.
\,:)~ and ~), Growing old.
BMgk1l, A Tenerable old man, a man of .;.,)t." ,ad"", Flowing, originating,
authority, a chief, a prelate, prior, abbot, emerging, springing up or out. Arising,
a superior of the derviaes or A1ahomete going, returning. Hurting the breast.
mow; a doctor learned in religion and Produced, derivild, happened, arrived.
law, a great preacher. rUl~~, J.,)t." 'ddii, True, just, sincere, in-
The head of religion. genuous, good.
j ~ 8Alrd&, A celebrated city in tlt." ,dt"ikh, One who calls.
Persia, the birth-place of Shaykh Sadi, rJt." 'drim, A sharp sword. An
the author of the Guliatan, Bos&an, ete.,
whence he is likewise called Shirazi. intrepid hardy man.
~ ,AliMA, A bottle, flaK, phial, ~ t." 'Gtikat, Lightning, a thunder-
cup, carafc j "cupping-glass. bolt, loud rolling thunder•
~ ,luIgt, The being burnt up, .li\.;;l1C mil/ub' ,agAati, Borax.
\:) ~ ,luIgtiln, Satan, the devil, a ~\.., Bdf, Pure, olear, sineere,
demon.
candid, olean. See ~t.".
~ ,Altat (plur. ~~ ,Ai,...),
A
multitude following one another ~ pur- )t." Btip, A. blower on the flute or
suit of the eame object. ~\, pipe, a hiMel', a whistler.
The sect of Ali. ~\.., 8tZft (fem. ~~), Pure, clear,
t.....:.
,Afmat, Habit, nature, an ex- line, bright, 1Ul8Ul1ied, limpid, unmixed,
~llent disposition. [age. sincere, candid.
~, Plur. of~. £d..~, Old Jjt." ,4,"1, A. polisher, etc.
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e" -"
'. ,dlil «(em. a-w), Good, apt,
fit, proper, jut. A man of probity and
hononr.
~I.., 'dmit, Silent, saturnine.
~l. ,d"if:! (God) the ereator. An
utileer.
~l.ldyi'6, Right, straight, hitting
the mark. #3.:.I\~\,." Advising
rigUt, prndent.
i:!l. ,ay;gA, A goldsmith.
r-l. ,"yim, One who futs.
~~ ,a1HJbat, Lovt', desire. ~
~~\, The ardour of love.
t:~ ,abdA, The morning, thednwn,
aurora. ~\t:~, Good morning;
to which theyanswer,~\t:~~,
O! good day (to you also).
t ~ ,ab4g1, Colour, tinoture. t~
..J»a,i, A dyer, tinger, painter.
~~ ,abfly4, Girls, damsels.
~.., 1116'" The morning, the dawn,
aurora.

~ ,aU, Eft'usion. ~\~, Pour-

r ,air, Patience, toleration. The
i . 011' water. bt'ing patient. ~\t:\:.i..~\,
Patienee i, the key of glory (a proverb).
~ MM or 1116d, The zephyr, a
gentle gale; • refreshing wind (generally lS!rr, The small Arabian aloe.
Bowing from the east at the equinox).
Yonth, youthfulardom or 10Te. J~r' The wont species
of aloe. [tising•
•~ ~ Rising (a star). Coming
forth (a tooth. nail, ete.) Watching the b- _gA, Dyeing (cloth). Bap-
motiooa or I'1IIhing upon (an enemy).
~ one's religion, •.,. apoetatising
from - llahometism, and beeomill/f 11
8abean. This is one of the most anCUlllt
religions we baTe any tnccs of, being
_I
.)~ ,lJiil,.,M08t patient, gentle,mild.
'-.F" (plur. ~, uJ~' and
;,;)'~)' A boy, a youth.
Apposed to be that which preTailed in
Pmria preTious to the reign of Kilhtasp d~ '1JiIyat, A girl, damllll1, child.
(Darius HYlltaapee); when· it gaTe way ~ '0611, Beautiful. A lovely face.
lo that of the Magi, then introduced by
Zerdlllt or Zoroaster. They belieTed in
oue God, and in the miniauy of angela, ~ 'tlbIAat, The morning, the
w inferior deities, u represented by the dawn. [lIU1fering.
Itm, which became in c0llleClnence lligh ~ ,a61", Patient, mild, long-
object. of their adoration. They held
many tenets in common with the Ma- ~~ ,aMbat, Society, companioDll.
hometan, the Magian, the Jewish, and
e,en the Christian religion, being by ~~ ,akgl (plur. of ~),
tra,ellt-lII called Christians of 8t. John, Pages, leaves, boob.
because they adopted a species of bap-
tism. Their chief pilgrimages were to ~ ,aM (plur. of ~ \,.,)
Haran in Mesopotamia, to Mecca, and to 'Companions, etc. •
the pJllUll.ids of EnPt, which they lIUp· ~ ,wwat, Society, friendship,
poeed to be the tOiiihS of Seth, and his
IOns Enoch and Sabi, whom they con- companionship. In company.
aidered • the founders of their faith. & ,aAAat or ,aAAaA, Truth, per-
This wu the principal religion of tho fection, rectitude, integrity; health, any
Arabians before M0II1emism, and is ono thing IIOnnd, entire, complete.
of thOle tolerated by the Alcoran on
paying a certain tribute to the prophet ~ !aW (and ;&",,'), A desert,
ail his suc~. a pllllD.
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"'-"'" IIIAu/(plur. of ~), Books, .J'~ ....11,., Breasts. Vizirs, min·
leaTes, pages, foliOl, ete. [or platter. isters.
~ ,aA/at, A plate, a large dish J!. ~ ,atlIk (fem. ~ ~), A sincere
friend.
~ ,aM, A hollow dish or platter.
A small dish or plate. ~ tr> ,arajaA,The scrofula or evil.
~ ,aAw, Reeo\"ery from ebriety. k.. tr> ,ardMt, Pare, unadulterated.
Serenity of sky. Purely. Publicly, eTidently.
~ ,aA,A, Complete, perfect, en- k~ ,irat, A way, a direct road.
tire. Right, just, true, certain, authentic. ~~ 'tlfTa/, A banker, a money-
Free from blemish, unbroken. Accurate, clianger. [clothes.
correct. ~~, Authentic ~ ltMTat, A group, a bundle of
news. ~I.~.s"", An accurate .r'~ ,ar,a,., A cricket.
hiatorian.
tr' ,art, The epilepsy.
~ ,tJ1Itfat or ,aAtftJ1l, A book,
a leaf, a page~ [stone. ~.r' ,ar/, Expense, disbul'llement.
Vicillitude of fortune. Sirf, Pure, un-
~ ,akJwat, A rock, a huge hewn mixed (wine).
,~ ,ada, A sound, a tone, a re- ui~ I4r/t, Grammatical.
Terbera~ noise, an ccho. Rnat. A
rusty SWOM. Contracting rust. ~J.r' ,,,,ru/, Changes, viciuitudes.
;\~ IfIfldt, Of a rusty colour. 'C'-r ,ar,A, Clear, evident. Pl11'l',
;.J'~ 'udarat(or~~\.w), The unmixed. c:rJ->' The un·
disguised truth.
office of 11 grand .air or prime minister.
~ ,ath, Hard, difficult, ar-
J'~ ,adak, A marriage settlement; duous, rough, troubleeome, disagreeable.
a portion which the husband engages to
giTe to his future wife. ,jJW ,af:!ar, Sa\"ory, origan, etc.
ii\~ ,addkat, True frieudship, \.)...., ""tatla', Deep, long-fetched
sincerity, candour, loyalty, fidelity. breething.
.).w ,ad4a, Near. Opposite. Pur- d)- ,atluk, Poor, indigent.
pose, design, point (81 on the point of ~"..., ''''tuhat, Difficulty, trouble,
retiring).
.)~ ""tud, Ascent. [aftlictioD•
.J~ ,aM, The breast, the thorax.
The beginning, the first part (of a day).
k"-""tut,Snu1F,acephaliemedicine.
The Brst seat of precedency.
~ ,atla, Earth, dust on the 8ur-
~ ~ ,ad/, A shell, a shell-fish, a
pearl, mother of pearL 'An oyster. face of the earth. #\~, Aleft.
J~,itlk, Truth, veracity, sincerity. ~~, Higher Egypt.
ii~ ,atlakat, Alms; that part of .Jtw 'agM,., Bee.Jw ItIIlw, LitUe.
an estate dedica~ to pio~ ~ _ Sig1lii.r (plur. of ;:W), Small.
r~ ,adm, Beating, bl'UlSmg. .t..~ .J tw.:J\.:S,The Jreat and the small.
,.tlm4t (plur. ..:,)\..~), A blow, ; tw,agAarat Smallness(ofpriee).
contact, collision. AdTersity, a blow of :.', • '
fortune. ;.Jw ,agTtayr, Small or venial sins.
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jw "'Ilw, Meanness. An injury, ~ ,alar, The second month of the

iDjustice. 8ig"", Smalln-, lightDOlIII. Mahometan year. Sifr, A cypher.
t.:J'"'jw, Tender age. ~ ,a/ril (fem.), Yellow, pale,
livid. The bile.
~~ "'lAra', Lees, least. The
i~ .a/rat, Hunger.
*
~
minor term of a syllogism.

"I
lagTalr (fem. ~), Small,
I1ender.
,a.J", A
•
senes, 0 rder, rank ,row,
lowness.

:T'
Sa/rat, Yel-
The yolk of an egg.
. .:• .i... ,aJ'rawl, Bilious, cholerie.
.....J.F-
~L:A.., ,i'lilj,
ti'
A willow, an osier.
J
!Ie (ot 101dien). ~ ,aft, Flapping (as a bird its
lA., ,aft, Pleasure, joy, festivity, wings). Clapping the banda, applaudiDg.
cIelight, recreation, diversion. ~ Ia/w, Brightness, tho purest
c:Jli.Ii/ii.t, Plur. of~, Qualities. part•
.JlA., nfii.r, A hiBBing or whistling. i~ ,afioat, The beatorpureatpart.
~\i~, la/watalial6, Purity
~\L, .affarat, A hollow tube, with of heart, peace of mind.
which tlu!y make a sound which decoys •
pigeolll, aDd calla 8lIIeS to water. c:,w .a/ula,
Liberal; forgiving.
~~u.. Si.!dMn or ii/aM", The ~~ IU/uf (plur. of ~), Ranks.
metropolis of Gebel or Peraian lrak (the • .IT (f1 -.) P cl
ancient Parthia). It is &aid to have been ~ .aJ. em. ~, ure, ear,
founded above 800 yean before the bright Just, upright.
Chriatian era, and derivll8 ita name, u ~ laftTaat, The surface, the ex-
auppoeed, from Ujlalwn or ~Aull ~ca- te . Th b d ' d ...1.'
Tllry), that being the prinCIpal station nor. e roa est It e of anJ _.\Dg.
for the Persian armies, which, in all A thin plate.
time&, have conaisted chiefty of horae. ~ ,aftr, Sound, clangour, hiss-
It 11'81 before the reign of Cyrus the ing, blowing. Singing (u a bird).
capital of the Peraian empire; but Per.
IIepOlia, Suaa, Madain (Cteaiphon), and ~ ,aft}, (A garment) of a COlU'lMl
other ciue&, having afterwards alternately hard texture.
shared that honour, it wu not restored
to ita former dignity till the eleventh
J'
~ 'L_,Z li
uw II,", , Po shing. Polish, lus-
cen~ of the Christian era, under the tre. A large pr_ or calender for
8eljukian dynasty. On the fall of that llDoothing or glUing cloth.. BUkaJ,
family, however, the dynuty of the A poliaher, an armourer.
llozatferiane (cooquerora) attaclied tbcm- .y~ .aidli6at, The northem na-
Illlvcs to Shiru, which cootinued to be . h Be
the .-t of government till the elevation tiona, t e lavoniana, 8cythiana.
ot the 8eli filmily in the sixteenth ceo- ;;... 'aM,
Any bird of prey_
tary, by whom, but particularly by Shah I:: _ _I.J P 1;.1.;ft- ...·-'b· h-
AbbU the Great (or the Cruel) Iapahan V - ......, 0 ........, IlU 18 mg (a
_ rendered the mOlt extenaiYe and . .ord).
!DOlt maguiflcent city of Asia. - •_
4i.. :J'at o.._l:ty ttrib te
'!I- , "'uoau: '
a u , pro-
J..against
,all, A baailiBk, a serpent proof
incantatiOD (an imaginary mOll-
~" form, 8Jl!lCle&, mode,. ~ner, de- eter with a round faoe, the diataJit !light
~on. Epithet. An adJectlYe, noun. or lOund of which makes every creatllR
~ ..fl, Pardoning. Clemmcy_ :'~'. the near approach being iJlltant

~ u.fMt or .a/laTa (pI. ~~) ~L. ,a146at,' Majesty, dignity, awe,

A_; aaide,ap8lll,anexpanlll,ntface. reverence, &eTerity, rigour, IlmID_.
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iL. ,tJUJI, A prayer, benediction.
4~\~\, The Lord's Prayer..
~ ,alii",Rectitude, probity, Tir-
tue, integrity, honour, honeety, devotion.
~ ,alb, Crucifirion. 8til1J, The
"lion, the ftank.
~ ,albi, Proceeding from· tbe
loiDa.
~ rvlA, Peace, concotd, reconcili-
ation, paciJlcation.
~ ,ald or ftltl, Hard, solid, strong.
Smooth hard atones.
JU,.., NlBdl, Clay mixed with sand.
~ ,all',m, A mysterious word
(added often to the name of Mahomet)
followingworda, r--J~JlI~
--
tonned from the abbreviation of the
- JJ~ lantliil (or ~J~)' A cheat,
The bleuing and peaee of God be With
him.
~\~ ,tJltHDat (plur. of i~ and
';~), Prayers, benediotions,
bleeaings.
i~ ,alat, Prayer.
............L.: ,alii, A Cl'088, a crucmx.
~-,amma (plur. ~ . . . .), Deal,
dumb, one that can neither hear nor be
heard.
rt... ,amam, Misfortune, Deafness.
~ ,amt, Silence j the being
silent.
.t:..w nmtat, Silence, taciturnity.
~ ,M1ItI/l, Perpetual, eternal, per-
manent. [sword.
r~ lamia. or .t.~, Aaharp
t:.w '&fIf4gh, Gum, the tears of a
plantjanaromatic'uI",rr:-w,Gum
Arabic. ~ ,a",gllat, One lump ~~ '1Itt'IJi, Rectitllde,
of gum.
~~ ,am;zt, Silent.
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~ ftmmlt, Silent, tacitum,
saiumine.
~ ,amlm, Pure, unmixed, sin-
cere. The best part (of anything).
~\~~, From the bottom
of the heart, cordially, alfectionstely.
~ ,onllml, Cordial, sincere.
~.J\;... ItIlIdtlftl, Kings, princes,
"chiefs, generals. Troope, bettsliolll.
k.\;... nMtt't, Art, industry; a
profeaaion, trade. ~\;..", Arti-
&ial - (mincI&
~~ ItRIdPt> Arts, artifices,
J~ landal, The sandal, aD. odor-
iferous wood.
a casket. a coffer, box, trunk.
.11~. tiMltl, Violent (wind or
-heat). (Rain) cousisting of large drops.
t::...t ""'t or 8CJftt.> Creation, IICtion,
preparation, work. [Arabia.
~ &"td, A pleasant city in
~,ontat, A professiou, art, trade.
~ ""'ttl', Industrious, clever-
•handed. SAg Artificial.
~ tin/ or lanf, Article. A part,
portion, kind, species, genus, form.
~ 1IIIItIm, An image, an idoL
beloved object, a m~ a 101'lll'.
A.
.For 8CJft;ZW or ,a1ltMDw, Pine-
nut. pine-tree•
~.r IUnUf, DUI'erent sorta.
~ 'MIt> Any work of art, an
operation, creation, perfonnanoe.
~ 1tIlI1t", An art, an action,
• ~or the perIOn upon whom it »
cont1
jnstn-
of acting thiDking, reuon, the right
01'
way. ~~4, 1ustly, properly.
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w},.. IIItIIdrif, The vicissitudes of ~ 11IM, Son-in·law.
fortune, accidents, el'ents, rel'olutioDS. ~~ BaAyiJ.n, Mount Sion.
r;l~ ItIIDdrim, Sharp sw~~s. .)~ ,aygaa, A hunter, a fowler.
~,~ ,awilek , Plur. of .u&\..,. ~\.)~, A fisher. .)~
~!;:.. lllUNJilgA, Goldsmiths. _ U\ A f:'-'
"" J~ , lUconer.
w~ ItIIDwilj, A woollen-draper. . i ,'i' B k
-' . h ~J~ 'ayanJ' an era•
.... \~ lIHOam'f:! Monastenes, er- - .I . - I.- Th t f ld
'- . ~'-" ftyagnat, e ar 0 a go -
- DIltage8. \ I -. F tin [lmith•
.w~ uwdMt (plur. CJ ,..), A r~ "yilm, as g.
•tpeciell of hard Jto~ a rock.. .ii ~ ,;yaMt, Defence. Observation.
..;~ 'lJWaRI, Chma, porcelaIn. '---" Iflyb, The beingwell-direoted
Y~ IIIWb, A part, a side. '(~w), hitting the mark. &lIi6: Clou"
I.::.J~ IIIWt, A voice. pouring down rain. CJ~' Ii-
'.J~ IfW'at,
o An Image,
. lorm, figure,
l'. ilJiirt, Nit!.
•
faee, eBIgy, mage, oounteuanoe, appear- ~ lit, Fame, good reputation.
anee, resemblance, picture, portmit. A .t:.- ,Itat, Good fame.
eopy, trau8cript, abstract. - - •• A
'.- ~ ,ayA (~) ExclaImIng. n
uJ~ IfW'.ta,., To appearance, ap- l.uclamatiou, ;w,;our. The crowing of
parently, extrinJically. a rock.
~ ~ BaWg", Creating, fabricating. ~ BayMt, An exclamation, cry,
'JIel~, forging, exerciJing the art ot a lIhriek. [game.
~ldJmith. _• ~ ,.ya, The chase, hunting; prey,
4.J~ ,uj, Wool. 4..J~, A flock" C1.b S'd . Ph ..
or lock of wooL ~ DfI1/u-u., I on In alDlCla.

4i~ .afal, A sota. .r '!'fIr (or b)Jft""'), Being, be-

j .... rift, Wise, intelligent, pions, c.ommg. . .I
-L
......out,..~-, A _I;":
!pIn....... ''"'"'l§,OUI man 0 f ~_'fI1/rafor~_(plur'~I~)'
J- _"J- ~
the order of the Soli; hence the 1IUr- A banker.
lWDe of the ltinp of Penia. ~ ,ag/, Summer.
l;)~~ IIIlDla;ja,., A kind of club, ~ 8IJ!I1:al Polish lustre. A fur-
hooked at the mel, wi~ which ho~en bf.ahing wtra-t.' A poliaher, an
Itrike a wooden ball III a game peculiar _ourer.
totheEut.
r~ MCOIJ, .A. fast, _fasting.
t:"~ IfItD1lI8t (or 4.AA~), A monas-
tery ~eapecially with towen and be1freya), ~ tldd, The fifteenth letter of the
a cloUter, een; hermitage. S--ttM, A AJabio alphabet. In arithmetic it ex-
blitiD« P*e, an iml; & chamber. xw- 8OO•
l,:}J'" ,.,., Defence, etc. Bee .ii~. ~~ dtJlJit (fem. ~~)t Holding
r£)~ IdiJrij (plur. tf-J~), ..A. linn; JlroTident. A gOl'ClUOr,commallder,
npenor, chief, lord, lIIBIter, poIICSIOr.
eiJtem, bath, pond, or other --"OU';
anything honow. JO'~~t Omnipotent (God).
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148 r~
e- \.g tlajil , Who reclineth much ~ tl4jM', The being oppressed-in
mmd.
from lazin_, indolent, silly, foolish. A
star letting in the west. ~ dajt, Reclining, especially on
d.- \.g daM", A ridiculer, wag- the side (on a !ltJd, the ground, etc.)
gish; a satirist, mocker, derider. Flash- ~ daM, Basking in the sun. The
ing (clouds). ~~, The fore- meridian.
~ tl.7.1, Laughing, grinning.
teeth (as being colIBpicuoUB when laugh-
ing).
~~ tl4A1!lat, A sacrifice.
j~ dan-, Noxious, detrimental•.
~ ~"m, Thick, large, corpulent.
YJl.,; tlilrib, part. pres. Beating,
bruising, striking, stamping, coining. A ~ cla,ulm, Large, tall, corpulent.
s~iker, beater. ~~~,y)..;, A .i...; tlitltl, Con trary, opposite (as
comer of money. virtue to vice).
"'t/.Jl.,; dart, Trained to hunting (a .:;..; tl4rr, Hurting, injuring.
dog). i}""-; tl4rd"at, Blindnetlll.
~~ daf!/a (in praye~), May it 1,~ dU"dt, Breaking wind loud.
increase; as ~'..ci'ill'~\.,;, k. ~ dardtat or tliriitat, Humbling
_May God increase lIia power. one's-ael1', submission.
Jl.,; dall, Straying. A prevaricator• ..1-1"..-; tl4riiyi", Plur. of ~, Two
women having a husband in common.
.u~ dallat, Wandering, lost (ani-
mal). Y""'-; tIM:b, Striking, beating. A
blow, 11 stroke. Multiplication in arith-
~~ damin, A surety. A sponsor. metic. Beating (with a stick, etc.)
Security, bondsman. Striki~, touching. Making any 88yU1g
proverbial. Striking or coining money.
t:t \.g tldyit , WAndering, lost.
"\",..-; tl4rban, By foree, violently.
~~ tlabdbat (plur. Y~), A
eloud. ~U~ tl4"tilJilt, Plur. of ~,
Blows.
~ da1Jt, Government, direction,
administration, discipline, regulation, \;)~ tl4rabiin, The pulse, the beat-
check, control, keePinJ in subjection or ing pain of a wound.
obedience. Con1laCation, sequestration.
~ wbat or tl4"baA, One blow.
~, To take poesession, to rule
OTer, to watch, guard, preserve, moderate,
keep in the line of duty, etc. To eeize,
& tltwrat, One woman having a
husband in common with another.
restrain, sequestrate. 1'0 conli.leate, or
fbrCeit. ~ tl4rar, Injury, damage, detri-
ment, 1088, ruin.
~ tlGb t or tlabUt (fem. plur. ~
V'~ dir, (plnr, U"~, and
tlub t ortlllbut and t~ or ~')'
V')""'-;)' A tooth, a grinder.
A hyena. ~ dabatat, The
• female hyena. 1,."..-; wt or tlarit, Breaking wind.
making a aimilar noiae with mouth in
~ tltJiJ· and ~~ UJ1J~ Crying contempt. Jhrit, One who breaks wind.
out. The noUe of a tumult. ~ tltwm4t, A fire-brand.
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y,~ d1lrilJ, Modes, forms of ~l.w damdgi,., of~. PInr.
apeteb. idioms, phrua ~l.w damllgim (plur. of ~),
i),.,ri cleriif'Gl(plur. ..:.>,)'~ ),Force, '-Additions.
~ compulsion, constraint. Want, ~ dam,., Answering or being
iJIdigeue, n_ _ ty. surety for another; redeeming' raD8Om-
.J~~ Mnlrf, Forced, compelled, ing j receiring the ue of an~ing for a
certain time. .DiJllm, The middle or in-
Cldllstnined, neteaal'}'. terior part of anything. The cover of a .
(!.r# Ilaril, Far distant. A sepul- letter. The contents, anything, compre-
hended, conwned, or illll8l'telt
chre, a tomb. a grave dug in the middle
tJl a buryiDg-place (if dug in the aide it ~ "mf,., The mind, heart,
thought, reflection, BeIIJle, conscience,
is Wled .J..). conception, comprehension, idea. The
I-~ leir (fem. ~~), Blind. alliJ:ea personal pronoun.
~ damfmal or tlamfmal, An
~"if or duff, Infirmity, weak- addition, augmentation, increment, in-
ness. i~\~, A weakness corporating.
in the stomach. ~ daml,., A sponsor, surety.
~ clef-if (rem. ~), Weak, ~~ dawubit, Plur. of ~\.; and
idnD, impotent, extenuated, emaciated,
ealeebled, powerless, frail. .i:1:\.;.
t)~"fiidit,Frogs. ~":""'eli..;, ~ digu, Light, splendor, brilliancy.
~frogs. .w~ d.gllfal, A feast, banquet,
k~ .tlafd4t'u, A frog. convivial enterteinment. H08pitality.
;- ,~- I V'llage [Hospitable.
.£.; clef,., Plaiting (the hair of the ~ ""!Ita, 1 •
J hesd). Twisting (a rope). ~ dayf, (Plur. u~ and fem.
~ la/,.at, Anything twisted, a ~), A stranger, a foreigner, a
hnided lock of hair. guest.
~ Ila}t,.at, A braided lock; hair ,.;~ dag" or rill, Anguish, vexa-
_twiIied or plaited. tion, grief, sadness, melmcholy, afflic-
J..; ltIll, To deviate, to err. tion, anxiety, doubt, oppreaaion of
. spirits, or anything which tortu{e8 the
~ uliil (and
~
.m..Q), An error,
filalt; ruin, perdition. Deviating, mind. ~I~, The asthma.
bing. ~ JLi, Mero heresy, ~ tlayyiJ; (fem. ~~), Narrow.
..b _ in faith. •
~ dap, Injustice, oppression.
~ Ul4t> A aide, part.
t~ ltdiic., Plur. of~. b
~ lillIl, Erring greatly (a man). k tii or 16, The sixteenth letter of
the Arabic alphabet, eJ:PreM~ 9 in
~ • •, Contraction, conjunction, arithmetic, Capricorn in the zodiilc, and
~n. Tocontraet,j~add,in­ the moon's descendant.
earpante. m-t. To marIt a consonant
with the point (') tltt",_A. yu:, tab, Sweet, agreeable, good,
lawful. An excellent flavour. (In prayer)
rte.. li• •, That into which any-
thiar ill eoIlected or contracted. ~yu:" May he rest in peace.
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~IJ, tdHf:. or tdliu A seal-ring, ~\1, ttll~ Fortune (good or bad),
or any other instrument by which an fate, destiny, chance, horolCOpe or pre-
imprelllion is made. dominant star at a pemon" nativity.
V! U, tabiJ, A commercial house in ~\b..H.,).,-.~\1" A constella-
liquidation. tion of a happy ascendant.
~y'u, tdlan, A pit, or other place ulU, tal'i, Divorced, repudiated
. where they kindle and cover up fire. (womanl. PuturiDg at liberty, without
being ml1ked (sheep, camell, etc.)
~ U, tiij'n, A frying-pan.
1,."lu,
Tulilt, King Saul.
J..u, tdlail, Turbid.
~Ju, tdw, (or ~J'u,), A peacock.
~ U, tdllin, An ox placed in the
middle of a barn, round which the other ;AU, tahir, Clear, pure, unsullied,
oxen move when treading out the grain. chaste,clean,holy. y~~U,and
.t:.-IJ, tdlmat, A back tooth, or ~]~U" Immaculate, of nnsol·
grinder. lied life.
.ii.,.1J, taMlut (or ~~ IJ,), A ~u, tii-ilJ, Good, pleasant, lawful
water-mill.
J' U:. tilnk (fem. .0..; U,), A nocturnal
;u, tii-w, A bird. Flying, rnnning
rapidly.
traveller.
~\1, til-;,A, Inconstant, volatile,
,-=-,\:,\1, tiiuilt, A cup, goblet, basin. light.
kU, tatat (plur. ,-=-,L:u,), Obedi- ~ U, tayif, Surrounding, going
enee, obeequioUSDe8lI. round.
~~U:. tatan, A plague, pestilence. ~ U, tdyijat or tdyifaA, A people,
iiation, tribe, family. Equipage.
~\1, tagAI, A rebel, a leader of ~u, tdyil (and ~U,), Power,
faction or insurrection, a refrllCtory, dia- pleuure, the comfortl of life.
obedient, insolent man.
~ tabb or tilJIJ, Medicine for
tu, tajiA, Over1lowing. 'body and miDd.
Ju, tal (or ,-=-,uu,), Unique, sin· t \;1 tablJakA, A cook.
k;.. The \:-b,
~, one part, or fold of anything art of cookery.
itoubled. A fold, a ply.
~~ ta1Jd,Afr, A substance of a
,tiu, takat, Power, force. Patience, silicioWl nature produced in the bamboo,
Order, a eerics. used in medtciDe; alto tho ashes of the
,yu, taJ:iyat, A fillet, especially roots and joints. 1,~~~,
one worn under the head-dress. Chalk, white lime, pluter.
Ju, tala (in prayer), May it be t~ tilJd u Nature, temperament,
compluion, diIpoaition; underataDdiDg,
long. ,~ Ju" May his life be genius, intellect, judgment.
prolonged.
~\1, tdlib, Asking, enquiring,
J\;b ta1J6aI, A drummer. .u~,
The art of drum-beatiDg.
'demanding, interrogating, reque&ting,
begging. t::-:!~ talJayif:' Plur. of ¥.
(u, tali", Wicked, villanou8. ;,.....\::. taM", Cooking; cookery.
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~b..o..,.Jrr 1WriIttJ., The ancient 'Cmg.
.!' wit, InjeotioD, ejectiDD, throw-
~~ 1\lrf,.,
HJlC8Ilia.
Tiberias. ..t,> wtl or w., Banishment,
persecution, upullion. To baDiIh, eject,
~ tMtMat, The sound made by penecute, min.
the daahiDg of torrents or waterfalla, etc.
~ taillt (plur. t~), Nature,
J> tars, Form, manner, habit.
Fashion.
~u,co!D~lexion.tempera~t,quality, ~.> WillA, Deafneu.
mteUect, J1IdgII1eIlt. To prmt.
~ tMtfyll', Natlllal. ~>" wI or ttWII/, A border or
tnDt of country, a margin, brink," part.
(.,~ taW, A dish, a plate. A disk. comer. Side, way, manner. An 8.1.-
~ tdakat (plur. c.:J~), A de- tremity, point, end. ~)JI~.J,
~ ItIge, story, Aoor. A cw. or Noble by father and mother.
Order of men.
~ WH, A drum, a tambourine.
.;:;> ttWltJt, Winking, shutting the
eyes. ~\';:;>..j, In thetwink-
~ tMf6, A physician, a doctor. ling of anl eye. MTtwftJt, A painful
-& ttJ6LU, Cooked. Anything watery mnnmg from the ey..
cJre-l, especially routed or parboiled. ~.> wal., Both sides.

¥
A decoction, an apozem.
ta6ft at (plur. c.:J~), Na-
J'>order
ttWk, :Beatingwith a rod (cotton)
in to separate and rarify it.
ture, e.ence, quality, property, ~.niua,
complexion, temp8!lUDent, COII8titution,
hllJDour, inatiJwt. Temper, diapoeition.
.t;> wkat, Once. ~'>JI~>,
Once or twice.
J~ liluIl, The milt, the spleen.
2Wal, A diaeue in the spleen, splenetic.
""'> ttJrI, Fresh, green, moist,
humid, new, recent.
~~ taMiJ.,., A miller, a grinder. J~~ tiryai, Treacle, an antidote.
~ talamtJt, Impulse. A crowd, ~~> ttWy41i, One who chews
a multitude. Opium.
~ talatt, Turning or grinding (as
a mill).
e->
bled.
ttJrIh, Abject, despised, hum-

~ taAf,., Flour. ~> ttJrItl, An expelled or banished

y ..r'n V"~ ~ 1irii1HllfU-tIl-gluw6, man.
Tripoli in Barbary... W \VI,4!Jk, ~.> ttJrI/, New, fresh, newly-
Tripoli in Syria. I acquired.
\:J)y. ~ 2irtJ61Wff, Trebizond. J.!.'> ttJrIk, Away, a road, a path.
i.J!Jb wiiwtJt, Fresh. Freshness, A manner, mode, institution, prof-wn,
nrdUJe. order, custom, fashion. r.\;.J.!.»>,
V!.!Jb ttJriip, Ways, tracts. A public road. ~ oJ.. IJ.!.>'
'-:oJ,> t,,"i, Cheerfulness, mirth, tank til Mditl, a railway.
~ talht, A large basin, ewer,
~ rejoi~ing; jubilee; skipping
or danemg for JOY. or cup.
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r\.b ttlt4-, lrleat, viands, viotuals, ~ tG/tIla, The being full, I'1UlI1iDg
ref'reahment. Food. onr (a velllle1). Filling aDything till. i~
overlloWII.
C)~ tGtd", Striking or piercing • ~L • ~L
with spears in battle. . C)lr"" tGjM." (fem. \.s:"""'), Over-
_L Bowing.
r:.r- tilt'" Blame, disapprobation, -~L
aceuation, chiding, reriliDg,reproaching, ~ tiI/d, The being fixed to, or
corsing. Piercing with a spear. busy in a place. Setting about aaytbing
- one means to finish.
U tiltfltlt, One blow (with spear
or tongue). ,",Uk taft (rem. ~, plur. JUk),
i~ tugllilt, Rebels, insurgents. Young, tender (boy or girl).
~~L tu./u-tl, The being extinguished
~ toglaril, The imperialsignatnre; '(fire). .
an order. The royal titles preftxed to - _
letten, diplomu, or other public deeds, iJ
which arc generally written in a fine
P tu/ulllt (or ~~), Infancy,
childhood.
ornamented hand. The great men of ~L
the But haTe long been great admirers ~ tilh, Order, ceremony, conati-
of ca1igraphy or elegant writing, lOme tuuon (especially ecclesiastical).
of the mOlt distinguished vizira haTing yY.b tilah, Enqwnng"J searching,
valued themselves on being the finest
penmen of the age; aDlongst the most k' III __ ' h I I f
remarkable of whom 11'88 the celebrated as mg. ylJa t_o (p ur. 0
'Hosain or Abi Ismael (Tizir to the Sel- ~ \k), Students, curiona en-
jukian Sultan Masud), .urnamed Tograi, quirera.
on aceount of his excellence in this
species of writing; but better knoWll in .....Y.b tala8im, Plur. of ~_l\"".
Europe by his admired Arabic poem, I III
entitled Carmen Tograi. Being taken tlJa tilil t , Considering, the being
r-
prisoner in a battle wherein his sovereign att.;ntiTe to, looking at, reading, pro-
11'88 defeated by his brother Mahmud, he po6lDg.
11'88 put to death (A.n. 1120) by that III
prince's vizir, who hated him for his J.r..l:7 :,azak,
.A. divorce, repudiation.
great abilities, but particularly, it is said, III" ,-'"
for his uncommon superiority in writing JAI:al yQ, .A. libel or formula.
the Togra character. III
i.~ talawat, Beauty, grace, love-
~~ taglawa'., Rebellion, dis- ....1iness, elegance.
obedience, insolence. ~ talah, .A. petition, request;
~, The being rebellious, insolent, demand. Summons, call. To uk,
impious, unjust, exceeding bounds in petition, request, demand, exact, IOlici"
wickcdnOSll. pursue with ambition. To call.
C)~ tughyan, Rebellion, ~dition, ~).k talAlgae, .A. sheet of paper.
disobedience, perverseness, insolence. ~ tmam or tilflm, .A. talisman,
~~~', Rebellion, etc. The or magical image, upon which, under a
rebels. eertain horoecope, are engraved mystical
I ! I ebaracters, a8 channa against enchant-
t:.-.iJ:, tijala, Plenitude, fulness. ment, or fascination. They U88 ta1W-
What runs oYer a boiling pet, the froth mans 88 preservatives in various -TIt
or lCum. particularly in burying them with trea·
i \A, tujawflt, .A. halo round the sure, to prevent it from being discovered.
J
sun or moon. The overllowings of a kll: talf at, .Aspect, face, counte-
boiling pot. U;lm'C', appearance.
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~ WI, The being repudiated,
to haTe beeD one of the .ton.of Para-
dille, and that it fell to the earth with
diTOllled (wvman). The being let at Adam; but being again taken up at the
liberty. The psiDe of childbirth. DeluRl!, it remained there till the angel
t,u, tIIlilf:' The rising (of the sun, Gabriel brought it to Abraham wlien
he was builclliig the K4f'W. It is laid
or of a star). To rise (as the lun), to
ucead. To appear, to grow (teeth).
to have the property orswimming in
water, and that it was originally as wllite
~ talf, Anointing, besmearing. . . IDOW; t~o~g~ it has long since be-
come superllcially black, either in con-
~ tall}, Set atliberty (a captive). sequence of the touch of a menstruons
woman, according to lOme docton, or,
t L;k tammdtt Wishful, covetous, .. othel"l imagin~, by the kiaIeI of the
greedy. numberl.. JlilgrilD8 that haTe in all
timea Hocked to Mecca.
~\.J:, tumdnlnat, Rest, repose.
~'Jb tlMD41ii (plur. and fem. of
~ Umat. Avarice, avidity, covet-
_ . Desire, concupiaceDce. ~tk), Dawns. Horoscopes, fates,
fortan., etc.
~ tamn, Quiet, quiescent.
~J \.,k tuw4wl" Peacocks.
J~ ttlmha,., .A kind of lute or
guitar with a long neck, and lix brass
~,~ taw4gi! (plur. of ~U:.),
BtriDgII. A drum. Peopl., nations.
~ tantanat, Sound, resounding, J~ tilba', Good, excellent, agree-
llHlChoing of musical instruments. The • able, swoot j better, belt, sweetest..
murmuring of water.
.t...£:J, twI/U8tJt, A carpet.
y~ tiJp, A:
cannon, piece. of
ordnanoe. ,,-~~, A cannonier.
~ tanln, Noise, BOnnd, reverlMl-
~\s:;~, An"arsenal, the artillery.
ration, echo, rumour, fame.
.J~ tawr, A mode, manner, condi-
~'"b tlMDiiji", PIur. of ~tk. tion, ltate, action. Tur, A mountaiD,
"';)"b tawiirij, Plur. of .ojU:., Clpeeially Mount Sinai.
Eyes. Snch wild beuts as are hunted. ~ tlMD i , Obedience, voluntary,
J)~ ttUlliiril, Nocturnal travellers. submission.
Augurs. diviners, IOOtbeay8l'l, prophets, l;)Uj; til/d", A storm, tempest,
necromancers. hurricane. Theuniveraaldeluge. TUjiitl4t,
"';Ij:k taflJflJilf, Turning, surround- One deluge or inundation.

ing, making a procC88ion. w\):r J~ tawk (plur. of J\.,kl), Aneok-

r~,.Jl, ~, The procession
round the K4f:Hl or .temple of Mecca,
which the llilirilD8 are enJoined by the
ao
Alcoran to &even times, the three first
in a quick., the four 1ast in a graTe ordi-
nary pace j it being aIao n~, eVflrJ
time they pall the black stone (which u
llet in 111ver at the lOuth-east comer,
about lIeven spanI above the ground),
either to kiaI or touch it with the hand,
which they immediately apply to their
lips. Ii is 81IJ'llCllI8d by the Mahometans
lace, a chain, a collar. Circle.
J ~ tawl or tul, The being long,
tall, extenaive, lasting long, oC a long
duration. TUl, Long. Length, especially
of life. Prolonging. l;)L.j'J~,
~ long time. ~l1'J~, At no
time, never.
...~~ tilla", In length, at length,
aecordiDg to the length.
~~ tIMD(", To fold.
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i:i.~ latllf,ae, Faith, belief, opinion,
p1l1'pOlMl, inteD~D.
~,b ttltlIfl (fem. ~.,k), Long,
tall A kiud of long _ .
~~ tohdrae, Purity, neatness,
cleaun-, IIlUICtity. •
.k tuM, Cleanliness, purity.
J,p ttlkfJr, That by which anything
is purified or cleaned.
~ taw, To contract, to roll or
- fold up, to abridge, to make a compen-
dium. To surround. To eonr or fill up. ;\1; sd"'" (fem.
L..l~ uyalilat, Plur. of ~~.
~~ ttlfl1ld., One that prepares
plaster, mortar, or clay.
~ tayyi"· (fem. ~), Good,
_eet, &gree&ble, delicate. Legal. Odour,
perfume, aromatic unguents.
~ tlytlt, A folding or wrapping
1P(ofan~).
~ tag,., A bird.
1; 14, The seventeenth letter of the
Arabic alphabet, denoting 900 in arith·
metic.
.}\1; safir (part.), Overcoming, con-
qnering. A eonqueror.
~ \1; salim, A tyrant, unjust, in-
iquito1l8, barbaro1l8, ernel, oppzSve.
~\1; sdml (fem. ~\1;), Thirsty.
i,r
\1;), The II1ll'Cace,
superfici-. extemal put, exterior. Ap-
parent, clear, manifest, evident, certlin.
~ stJlJy, A wild buck, a chevrel,
• a zebi, a guelle, a roe, a doe.
.t;~ sara/at (plur. ~~),:Beauty,
elegance, graoefuln_.
uj; urI (plur. uJ~)' A. vesael,
a vue, a }lix, a bottle; a p1Ull8. (Gl'IJD-
matically), An adverb (of time aDd place).

~ tag,,,, Levity, inconstancy, uJJ:a..Juj;,Thecontaining and

folly. ImllIOlution. contained. ~l(...lIuj;, An ad-
~ lagyt, Obsequious; willing. verb of place. ~l.;J\u>, An
adverb of time.
~, Willingly, voluntarily, of
his own accord. ~> uri/(lem. ~~), Ingenious,
acute, subtile, indUltriotlll, dexterous.
~ ttJyf, A phantom, a spectre, Beautiful, graceful, polite., ga11an~
a vision (in a dream). Speaking elegantly.
J~ tayj'ilr, Name of a little bird. .p.or claws.
IIJfar, Victory, triumph. Nails
~ laylal and ~~ taylaliln,
A part of the turban, I18h, or any thing J...l; siU,. A shadow. A cooling
similar, hangi~ from the head over the shade. Darkn_ of the night. Protec-
shoulden; pamcularly that worn by the tion, guard.
noblemen in Arabia, etc., of the tamily
of Mabomet; a1Io a kind of head-dreie J~ MidI, A cloud or anything
or mantle worn by the Bopha or Dero- IIimilar which d'orde a shade.
in Penia. rlt IltIldm, ObBcurity, darkDe88.
~ till, Earth, clay, mud, loam.
,t.Sl; suldfMt, Injustice, oppreeaion.
~ tlMt, Nature, complexion,
~ salam, Beooming dark, obscure.
temperament, diBpoIlition, geniu. Earth,
plaster, mortar. ~ sulm or stdam, Tyranny, op-
J~ tuga,., :Birds,.etc., plur. of~. prSon, inj1Utice, injury, cruelty, out-
 1M V'
.~

nge, ferocity, barbuity. To ~ I ~ 1.', A-....-

't It. V"'!~ t cJUW, ......a=, stern, lOur.
etc.~ IW1IIMI, Oppreaaive1y, -~ Pro d . I
tyraDnicaIly, barbarously. '-:t. ~tf, u, 'nO ent.
WJ,; ulmd (plur. IwIm), Obscurity. c:~ t 4j, Ivory. Elephant'. teeth.
Dark (night). ~~~ tttiabtm t'ljibv", Ad-
Ul; ul41J111t, Oppreeaora, tyrants. mimble, & wonder of wondera.
.tJl,; .,,",",t, ;>arkuetlll, obscurity. ~~ tdjil, Weak, impotent, ex-
r~ ulum, r11,;
and ~,:Hoet ~':::i defective, hopm.., PO"'''
cruel, unjust, tyrannicaL 1_ I .
~ ulfl, Shady (Place). V":""~ taftl, Hastening, transitory,
-ll; . . fr!ill, fading, fleeting. i~
~ salim, Affected by mjustice j
milk not quite turned i earth thrown out
.u-.. l:, This "-_":tory litle.
u .......
of & well; & he ostrich. '~k t 4jila", In haste. Hastily•
• ~ and i\..J;, Having an excesaive ~
thiDt. Burning with d.ire. .....r:- t 4JI, (:Hade) of ivory.
~ un" (plur. ,=,,..:.J; IUltan), i.Jk tcJdat (plur. l.:,J\.Jk), Custom,
Opinion, though" imagination, .-..pioion, mode, DUmIler, bahit, uaage, rite, oheena-
tiOD.
jealousy. ~11.:1l\,..., A bad thought, J;,,)~ cildil, Just, equitable. A
• rub judgment. ~
~.\.:.
l;)r Ida,., Thinking, 8llppoeing.
ZIIlIim, A l1IlIpicioua man. J
judge.
L: - Rep h
tar, roae ,
..1;._A4
acorD, ~ ......,
.t:. 1_ ( , ~.\.:.
d .\:J) Th ignominy, diahonour, shame•
.;c- u,.,.. an .ftA'"
p~ur. J~ e . I • - I
'/'\1 .\.;. Th back f h VOJ\S:. t arid (fem. wJ\S:. t dridat),
back. ~ 'ft*" 8 0 t e An accident, an event. Coutingence. A
hand. misfortune, evil, dHeue.
J ~ saAt7:r~ Appearing, arising. 'l..;J ~ tarUla", Accidentally.
ReIgn, doDllJllon, fame. _ I •
wJ\S:. ttIf"itUJt, A transverse or hod-
lontal piece of wood over a door-way, or
t. on a roof.
t t8P, The eighteenth letter of ~J~ tdf"idf, Accidental, nntbr-
the .Ambie alphabet, expremDg 70 in tunate. ~Jk.tA.." An accidental
arithmetic. The power of thia letter is quality.
that of , fIlif pronounced with uJk t4n/, Part. Knowing, per.
greater exertion of the throat, not -r ceiviDg, 1Cli8llti4c, wile, skilful, capable.
to be explained. As the Boman all'habet A penetrating, intellipnt, iDgeDiodI
does not furnish any cha1'aeter of similar man.
~~ww:v~~~:;~o~ "riJL: tdrf (fem, ~~ tdnytlt),
wi the European alphabet. [God. Naked, deltitute.
~ ~ t il1Jid, Au adorer, or servant of Jj~ tdur, Lazarus•
.r.L: t alM (fe~. ~k), Weeping. rjk till~, AP.pIying the ~d to.
PII88ing. ~!r.1.&, A paIIlIeJ1ger, Undertaking (a JOurney). InntiDg.
& tnl'eller, albaDger. r-~ tillAw, The tenth.
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~L:. tel,At1 (rem. a:.~), A ~L:. tau,tst telliyaA (Cem.), High,
lo?el', lUl inamorato; a Iweetheart; a enlted. Sublimity.
mistzess. Amorous. ~~ r~ t elm, A year. J.iJlrL:., The
year before.
J.r-J' A lover and his beloved.
~';'L:. eillaara, The tenth day of
i. ~ telmtlt, telfJImtJ1, The vulgar,
the commons, plebeians. A community,
the first month, called r.F. ~iety, all, everybody. ,>~4..k
~L:. til"! (and .ti.L:.:), Strong,
violent (wind). Stormy, blowing (day). .dl', All the servants of God,
r-L:. ttJlim, Safe, protected j chaste. all the subjects. ....t;~'.t.:k ttllll-
~L:. ttill, Disobedient, rebellious, fIIIIttm "tift.. Generally, uniTeraally,
commonly.
- eeditiou, tefr&ctory, ltubborn. A
linner, a rebel• oML:., Who proposes or designs.
.>L:. tiltir, Odoriferous. ,;4L:. t dfJI'-", Cultivated, inhabited.
vokb tatil, Sneezing. Rich, abundant.

~L:. t'itif, Benevolent, gracious. J...L:. tafJIil (rem. .u..~), Making,

performing. An operator, executor.
~L:. tatijat, Affection, benevo-
.>J L:. tania, Obstinate, wilful, per-
lence. Grace, favour.
verse.
Jl,L:. tatil, Idle, vacant, wanting. ~L:. talaira, A whore, a worthlell8
Vain, lIIe1eu.
woman, a female thief.
v"bb tata" Anything exciting ~ L:. tayid, Returning, referring to,
4iL:. tiljiyat, Health. [sneezing. turning towards, appertaining to, be-
longing, the being refated, connected.
~L:. takih, A successor, one who
~b tayilla, Living comfortably
comes last.
(a man).
4iL:. tilh1Jat, The end, conclusion,
~L:. tayillaala, The daughter of
suooees, accomplishment. Iaaue. Fol-
lowing, succeeding. A IOn, oft'spring. Abubekre, and the favourite we of
Mahomet.
"uL:. ttikid, Port. Binding, fasten-
~ b t ayik, part. Preventing, hin- ",
ing, tying in Q knot. [(woman).
doring, diverting, frustrating, detaining.
.;b takir (fem. ~L:.), Barren An accident.
jib tilkil, Prudent, judicious, in- ~ \& tfiyi", Looking with a hed .,'

r. telligent, sensible, wise, aagaeiou.

b t alcJm, The world, the universe.
and malignant eye.
~ taha, A coarse cloth of which ,.
jJ~ f:!llim, Learned, intelligent, they make surtout coat., etc.
wue. i~ tahat (plur. ~ and ~~), :::t,
~b talcJml, Worldly, mundane, A black 8triped cloth of goat'l hair. '::.-,
existing in the world. .>~ t ilJatl, Servants, worshippers' ~ ~
JL:. tall (or Jb), The upper part. of God. A lIOCiety.
Above. High, sublime, eminent, excel- i.>~ tilltldtst, Divine wonhip, \
lent, grand. adoration. ",

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~~ ti'lHl,..t (plur. L:J~~), Ell:- ~~ rlJlllldn, or vulg. totAmdn,
planation, interpretation, eommen~, The ancestor of the Grand Seiguior.
ampli1lcation. A trope, figure, all1ll11on. J~ f'tllml'lnt, Ottoman, Turk-
8eue, m.ning, intent, phrue. ish. A Turkish coin of ten .pres, or
~ t llia, The being vain, idle j according to IIOme forty 88p1"llfl (eighty
tri!ing, playing. Vanity, abenrdity, .pres, if good, being equal in value to
folly, a triB.e. an English crown).
¥ taU, A servant, a slave. y~ t',jjdIJ or y~ t'!1'dIJ, A
r •
t lliar, Passing ( a nver, eto. ) wonderful thing. A wonder.
_"elloWl.
Very
Going away, retiring. ~I - ••• HI • bard If
~~. e',Dd}, OWlDg • ur-
c.:J~ t"IJMdt or ralJrdt, Teare. muring (88 Bowing water).
~ ttJlwat, A tear just starting. k; ~ t'!1'ilj "t, Some dust or smoke.
t;UirIlt (fem.), Weepil!{' A miracle, ..lo,inu ,'..s.~ c.fM"(In·/:..'tldfllw (or
prodigy, mystery, anything wonderful. r .., CJ:r"
An exemplary punishment. .Jb.);\ '-Q~) ~), The aoeidente of
1./# t""mrf, Perfect in every :e- fortune.
1J!CCl, excelled by none. A lord, a chief, ~~ t"}"dgiIJ (plur. of ~),
a commander. Miracles, prodigies, portent., things won-
i.,)~t""1IIlat(or~.,)~),Servitude, derful and stupendous. ~~
UTery, submisBioll, lubjection.
J~ t alJii,., A transition, transit, ~YJ' Admirable and strange.
~. t -r ,To C1'OII (a river), to .fi~ rfIJ'il,s1 (plur. of j~~), Old
pus, to travel, to walk. To traIlIpOrt women.
. - . a riT8l', monntaiD, etc. ~ ttlj"IJ, Wonderful! A mar-
V'~ taH., Austere, mol'Olle, stern. vellous thing. Admiration. ~
¥ t""ttl, Servants, slaves. ~_.As-!\, A wonder of wonders,
r t alJl,., Ambergris or any other Itrange ·portent., mODltroWl appearancel.
grateful perfume. #~ ttljalJa",Astonishing! strange!
yb t itab, :Reprehension, reproach. II it poeeible! WonderfuUy, Itrangely.
Jb t.'"d} (or iib), Giving ~~rty ~ tvjj"t, An egg, fritter, or omelet.
(to . .emmt). Liberty. Manumll8lon. .u r flJiw"!,,t, Celerity j precipi-
~b t"Mg'!, Plur. otio:c. 'lion, ~ooDlideraten-. temerity.
~ ttda1H.d, A royal court.
pte, a port; the lower and &lao the
A r tUjus, Plural of )~. ttJjfJ.l,
W - - , Wlrmity, debility•
• Uppel'thNehold.g.,;.:__ .th • 1 ~ t'!1M, Haste,upedition. till,
4..r ttllrwat,~ WI VIO enC8. .i oow calf.
~ t ia, Liberty, manumission. ~ t'!1'alal or tajalala, Hute, ve-
t: t ata, Becoming dark at the locity, expedition, precipitation.
tnpiiIcle (at Iligbt). ~, t" .

~
- t--
~ ~ Beedy, prepered.
'-:':r.
aiei.at, anticp,(18m.
#.
~"
the put. •
• ~' In hate, readily, G-
• • ) Old peditiotUly.
~ t'!1l111t,
. P
f:i14t, A oow-ealt, a heiter.
'
emans.
P '
em&.

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~ tlJM, Consolation, condolence, .r--s: tUlr, Difficult.
lamenting, moumiDg. ~ f 11IM", The nest of a bird
("!.!r t"asagim, Incantations. building on trees (thOle no nestle OIl
rock:! or in houses being ealled
~ tiaat, Grandeur, magnificence,
}J)'
glory, potrer, honour, 4llIteem, respect,
reTerenoo. ~ llJlid, A. supper.
~~.:r tlJlra-il, The angel of death. )\.L:.
tlJlMidr, A collector of tithes.
J.r ttlzl, Removal from office. ~l:L: t,"Midk, Lovers.
To
remove from office, to depoee, to resign, ~ t,"1&b, Green grass (when
to abdicate.
.u.r t vzltJt, Retirement from office, dryitis~).
resigning an employment. ~ tlJlAarlJ and ~,Ten. tuM-,
(".r t lJllJm (and ~\...r), An under- Decima~, receiving (as taxes from the
people). The tenth part.
taking, anything neccaary to be done, a
design, purpose, rcsolution. To under- ~ t""ro.t, Conversation, agree-
take, to apply to anything. To adjure. able familiarity.
~.:r t fllluNt, A siagle life. ~J",~ t"hrilna (oblique cI-~)'
.r...r tfllllJgr, Esdras. Twenty, the twentieth. ..,;~,
j!..r t llll., Excellent, precious, mag- My twenty.
nitlcent, incomparable, glorioul, power- ~ t"U, Love. ~\~, Di-
ful, preciollB, rare i venerable, pioua, holy. vine 10Te. [de8ire.
ChOlCle, Taluable, dear.

~.r t lllimat, An incantation,

F
t lJlham, Concupiscence, strong
spell, amulet (apinst fascination, ser- .J~ f:.,""ur, Decimation. The
pents, m-, or any other enI). In- tithes or legal tenths.
Titation. &:.A ,. llJlMglJt, The evening.
}\-r. tadk"r, Armies. Soldiers. .rs:
t lJlh1r, The tenth part. A
~ llJljlJd, Gold (not used). friend, a companion.
~ tfUM, The being di1Ilcult, op- ;~ t""lrlJt, Parentage, kindred,
heaTY. taw, Opp_
p~Te, 1eTere, a family, tribe, bODle.
t-, DifficUlty.
mg a debtor. Ve I. t"""'lk, Desperately in love.
~ tfIWtJt and ~~ tfIWlJ', Diffi- ~ t1Jl4, A stick, staff, baton.
culty.
~ tlJllll, The patrol, the nightly
~~ t"'41HJt, A bandage (for a
watch. [tine. wound); a ftllet, wreath, a tiars, a turban,
or anythiDg whioh they bind romul, or
~ ttJdtJldn, Ascalon in Pales- wear upon the bead.
}-s:. ttJdtw, A.n army. i~ tUICU (plur. of ~\s:.), Rebels,
obltiDate siDnen.
~ t"fGl, Honey.
~~ tUl4rtJt, PresIed juice; also
u~ tlJrif, Violent, cruel, un-
the dregs after the juice is ~.
jut. A tyrant, an oppre-or, an ex-
tortioner. ;.:i~ tlJldjfr, Plur. of.;,ws:..
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~ ~, A tendon, a nerve. ~ talalA or tau", Thil'llt.
~ elltliat or ~, Nerves, ~\..:..k t!'UMn, Thirsty.
tendoDl, ligamenta oC the jointa. Ub tatI , Favour, affection, in-
~ tllW, ttm", or tUlllr, Time, an clination. A copulative colljnnction.
age. t-, Afternoon. TIU'IIing, conVlll'llion. A pl'ClCnt., bonnty.
~ t,"/ar, Saft'ron in the flower. ~~....ik (or ~l~,
An explicative conjnnction (connecting
)~ t,"/v.r (fem. i.J~)' A
lIeveral synonymolll or explanatory
sparrow. The Corelocks.
words). ~~l~, A copulative
~ timult, Defence, protection.
conjnnction.
Continence, chaatity.
i~ emtlat (plur. ~~),Broth,
w."k lata/, Favourable, well
affected.
etc., 80 thick that it cannot be Itirred
with a ladle. iJ."k ttdil/at, AffeJtion, inclina-
nation, C.vour.
~ tadr, luice prelll8d from
grapes, etc. ~ tatfgat, A present, a gift.
J..= emil (Cem. ~), Muscular ~U=.c lUam (plur. of ~ tllltll),
(arm). ~ ttulalat, A leg. A Bones. ~) ~ ~, Dry, carious
1Ducle. tildltat, MUICles.
bonea. (Plur. of ~), Great.
~ t-, A member, a joint.
~ lilat, Admonition, exhorta-
..;~ tad11d, see ~~, Biting
tion, preaching.
~ ttuld4, A biting. [(hone).
~ tlWn, A bone. ltSm, Magnitude.
\b taU, A. present, a gift, a dona- Magniflcence. The principal part oC anr-
tion, a CaTour. tatta, Giving prellenta, thing. ~ lazamc2, The grandees.
hDeral, mUJliflcent.
~ lal/JflUlt, Magnitude. Mag-
)\b tattdr, A dealer in perfumes niflcence, pride, pomp. Grandeur. The
or drnp. ~ Ib, The prof888ion .largest elbow bone.
or a perfumer or druggilt. ~ f:UII1UJ' (fem. of ~ I), The
o))\b f:vtdrid, The planet Mercury. greatest, the moat supreme.
QaicUilver, mercury. ~ lQlfm, Great, large. Grand,
V"~ ttlt46, Sneezing. magniflcent. High in qnalityor dignity,
much esteemed.
v.~ eta.A and ~Ib, plur.
~~ f:a/agf, Chaste matrons.
oC~~.
\t\b tatald (plur. of ~, Gifts, .i:k t!'ffat, Chastity, continence, ab-
stinence, modesty.
prelellta.
.~p. tifrft, A giant, a demon,
~ tatai, Destruction.
any Canded spectre of a horrible appear-
p.
tatar (fem. ~), Odour, per- ance.
fume, fragrance, ottal' (oCI'OIIl8). Euence. va£:: fa/fII, Wry nosed. Styptio.
v-b f:ah, Sneezing.. t-/-, Gall••
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~ tap, Going at diaoretion, at
fall liberty. Coming, ~iDg, or repeat-
ing anythIng often;. 'riIlting frequently.
WhippiDg leTml1y.
~ taft", Corrupting, rotting,
~ es/fD, Pardon, absolution.
i.;~ ttl/uteflt, Corruption, infection. i~ tfliliat, An excrescence (espe-
~ ta/If, Abstaining (from any- cially at the joint, or where boDee haft
thing forbidden). ¥, A ohaate, been: broken). An impediment in.,eecIL
An estate, a manor, a lilla. .A prefeo..
modeet woman.
y~ tfkd6, Punishment,ohastise-
ment, torment. tviii, An 8lI8'18 (e8pe-
eially black).
.)~ eskd,. (plur. c.:,.)~~), An im-
moveable estate in land, holllM, palm-
a-, etc., hollllllhold furniture.
YJ~ t aka,..6, Plur. of y.p-,
ScorpioDl.
~~ eIJ:ayid, Plur. of ;~, Con-
fections of sugar. Fundamental articl.
of faith.
~ esW, The heel. ttJhl, Off-
spriDg, children, grandchildren, IlUC-
ceIllIOrB, posterity. The end of a month.
~, The end or 1lUCC8M of anythiDg.
C.I~ t i }1Jd", PI, of y~ t Md6,
Bagl•. ~ eskll (fem. ~), 1adicio1lL
~ tala6at, A nerve, a tendon ~p t~, Punimment, chu-
(particularly the nerve of a camel'. neck
D8ed when macerated to binD the heads
of arrows, etc.) The summi! of a moun-
tain, a steep d'eclinty. 8uOcellllOrs, p0s-
terity. The form or vest~ (ofanything).
tukNt, Posterity. A time, a tum, a
period. The turning or sweep of a bird
from the beJtjnning to the end of his
flight. Anf ilnty, etc., done alterDStely.
Day and night. Anything received for
another commodity, hire (especially part
of the broth made in a pot given to the
owner for the loan of it).
~ tdba', The end, accompliah-
ment, 1lUCC888. A return, reward, or
punishment; hence, the life to come.
~ t!'W, Pearls strung together.
A knot, compact, league, confederacy,
alliance; a chain, connection. To biDd,
futen, to CODfirm an . - - . . to
marry, to enter into plIriDerBhip, or fOl1ll
any Commercial contract, to Stablilh a
coDfederacy, to conclude an aJJ.W.. To
tie a knot; to betroth, to ~ to
JJ!1'ZTJ. t ikd, A. collar, a neck1ice, Uo
:=ea.eweta or beada of which it is COIIl-
ture, go1'erllment, pnlllidency, colllJll&Dd..
.A place thick plantBd with tres; a~­
ing with pasture; or pro1'isioll for men.
Perplexed a1fairs, 'entangled tbingl, _-
fUlMld worda.
J-':: tail', Woundmg, hurting, cut-
ting, lopping, destzoyiDg. DetaiBillr
long, keeping bound. - tMr, Bem!Il
(woman). tu1'r, BarrennIlIli. .A woman'.
marriage portion.
YP t drai, A scorpion. The
oeleetial sign Scorpio. The pin of a
dial, the haDd of a watch.
~ tail, Intellect, knowledge,
re&8Oll, ju~ent,senae, mind, memory,
prudence, Wisdom, UIlc1erltandiDg, genillL
~ ttdal4 (Plur. of Jik), Pru-
dent, wile.
tiaement, torment, torture.
~.Pttliutl, Knottyne88. (PIar, of
~ taitl), N~klaoea. Agree-
menta. Knots, etc.
Jp esiul, Wise, ugacioWL An
astringent medicine. bIkiil, J udgmeDt.
intellect, geniWl.
~ tail6, A follower. The
posterior or after part.
~ ttJild, Thick, concreted, ooagu-
lated. ConfederatBd.
;~ t ailtlat or taildaA, Faith,
belief, a fundamental article of religion.
CoufectioDl, coDl8r1'e of r - , dry nnMJt-
meats.

~ tdrr, Cut, wounded. Barren.
~ ~,A comelian;
(lOIIIetimee aruby).
a red gem
~ tUlm, Barren, past child-
1IeeriDg (a woman).
J'I!& taMs, A staft' with an iron
ferrule. ij~, 1 short spear, a
'W1l1kiDg atalf. A abepherd's crook; a ~L:. tala"iyal, Publication, divul·
bilhop's crumei'.
j.& tdGr, The being turbid, muddy,
fecuItmt. The dregs or sediment, the
mother of oil, the 1_ of wiDe, etc.
~ tMr., Reflection, inversion, iJL:. tilatl1at (pI. ~,L:.), The upper
IeTllI'beratioD, recoiling, reperctlllion, part, anything placed aboTe another;
retr.etiOIl ; the COlltrary, opposite.
.J.rl'~' The reflection of light.
To repreeent by redeciiOll.
A&., Acca, Ptolemais, or St. lean
~Acre.
-
~ t 4Jlltl, Perhaps.
-
~ t~I,
Perhaps I (may come). ~
~ PeradTeaiIlre you (may lee him).
~ tala, Glory,sublimity,exaltation,
eminence, dignity. The being auperior,
above, on the upper part. L:.~,
From above. L:.J~J>., God
the glorious and most high. 'L:.
I.:f-.il', ttJld.tIIl-tlI", (The glory of
zeligion) a proper name.
~ tililj, A medicine, a remedy.
;L:.
1.... ttilllJj, A.. vendor of forage or
fodder.
.ii~ t"ldhlt or ~L:., Relation, pa-
rmtlge, connection, attachment, interest.
Pretension, right,juaiice, necelBity. Com-
merce, communication, correspondellce.
~~ ttddlat, Whatever diverts one
!i- any pmnit.
,.~ tallaM, OmnilCience. God
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(as bowing everything). ~
ri.3Ic.:AJ'.JJI, With praise to
God, the king of bowl" or the
Ollllli8cient.
~L:. talatlUJt, A sign, signal, mark,
any distinguishing c~teriJtic or im-
preuiOIl. A standard, banner, ensign.
gation, notoriety. "~L:., tald"i-
,,,ta,,,
Publicly. 4iL:./~, Pub·
licly and priTately.
the heaG (u abOve the neck), a amall
pockaa'e laid 011 the top of a hone or
camel1oad.
~ ttd!lflt, A.. case, a coffer, a box.
ili tillat, An accident, misfortune,
caaual.ty, calamity, diIeue, auft'ering. A.
pretence, call1lll.
~ eslaj, GI'888, forage, hay, straw.
till/, Feeding cattle.
uk- t fllak, Love, affection, attaoh-
ment. (plur. of Uk), Leeches,
bl~-auckera.
~ t"la""',A hOl'!le-leech.
~ talkam, The coloquintida, or
wild gourd. Anything bitter, mOlt bitter
water.
~ tlllk, Chewing. tilk, The
gum or pille, juniper, etc., which may
1Je chewed.
Jk t flla1 (plur. of ili), Infirmities;
pretenClS, etc.
~ talam, A staudard, ensign,
coloun, Bag, banner, cornette, guidon.
~ til"" Knowledge, science, doc-
trine, art, profHBion. ~~U:z,
Studious, searching for knowledge.
A student. W1rk, The know-
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ledge ot the names, •.,., of the binations) : I~~, (It hap-
attributes of God. ~}J\rL:, Cor· pened) in his time. )\J.:.' In-
tain knowledge. demonstration. stantly. JW!l~,Continuelly,
~~IrL: or rW\rL:, or rL: withoutinterrnption'.J~I~
~I, or ~~\rk, The explana- Continually. Jl,k"~' AbIo-
tory scienoe, •.,., Rhetoric, ora-
lately. ..,~~\~, Sepuate1y.
tory, eloquence. uJ'd1rL=,
The ..
~\.l\~, ~ly, ~y,
-
mystio or contemplative llCienoe.
Y~\r-k' Ari~etic. rL:
in truth. ~,~, Hastily.
~\, Poetry. ill' ~ rl--l', ~I~J~' Prolixly, dif·
The knowledge is with God, God tuaedly. J'iJ'~, 8uooeesive1y.
knows.~..,-:J\r-k or r:k I.i'~\~' Especially, par-
u~\, Grammar. ~\~, ticularly, precisely. r~~'~'
True knowledge, a religious life. Continually, perpetually, always.
{'"-,,'.fl'rL:, Chronology; history. ~~U"'9'~' Above head and
4:.J\j~:.HrL:, Botany. r~IrL:, eyes, •.,., willingly, cheerfully.
Astronomy.
~"..JI~, Equally, in a parallel
w.:. tu/Qmd (plur. of ~l::.), Doctors,
or similar manner. ~I~,
theologians, eccleaiaetiCII. The leamed.
~ tUmI, Scientific, theoretic. Blindly, like a blind man. ~
J.&. ttUtm, Beooming published, ~I, Rashly, imprudently, 'in-
diYU1ged.
.;:.k t uliiW, An eminence, height,
considerately. J~ '-ti' J.&,
In
mblimity, the upper part. Altitude. every manner, however it-may be.
~\}J:. ttUtodfl, The title or preface 41J\y~~, Carelesaly, sIightly~
ot a book. . .. - . \
~rJ~~~~
~

i.Jj&. tulU/tII or IJ}:., A stipend,

1&1ary, peJIIion, 101dier'. payor mb- ~\N.., Acoording to their rank
mtence. and dignity. ~ ~~ ~
Jj.J; llllui, An embryo, a concep- ~\, On the oontrary. J.>.i~
tion.
rj.J; t ull1m, Knowledge, science. ~\YI, According to his strength
'-tij.J; t ilwa', An enemy. Exce88ive. or powers. ;,.>.i ~cfi~, Om-
tllltDi, Above, high, mblime. nipotent. y\:.!ll ~ ",,~l..~
~ tala' Above, upon. According y~\, As the sacred ~k
to. Against, opposite. In, from, etc.
(u will appear from the fonowing com- taught him. J~~J~~

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and othen similar. After the namel of
rtr1~, In the oourse of months Ali, and oOlen _famod for RDctity, Oley
and years. V'QIL.~, :Before write ~ illll:J'.J..;.;, May the
the world. publicly.• ~ J ~ blessing of God be upon him; ~
j.,.ull, All. univeraally. iPA).&· ~)I or ~ ~I 4:T".;t On whom
J~~t, At pleasure, ad libitum. be Ole pelICtl of God.
.J!~I1.a~, In thiseaae. ~, ~ t.. ... (pL r\il and .t..ji), An
t", The paVper name of a ~ Ole uncle, a father's broOler.
_in-law. and fourth khalif or IUcce8IOr
to )(abomet. High, Ole higher part. \j t.amd, BliDdDeu.
J~I~J.;,JjJI~, Eminent oJ\i t'tniltJ, Lofty buildings. A
ia d!PIt)". and exalted in glory. t.tIlii, oollUDJl, pillar, pilaster, a tent-pole.
Conlldence, trust, faith.
Nobility.
~ tlllr- (fem. of ~'), ~ore or ~\j titnilrat, An edi1I.oe, a pious
. . hig1I, emiJumt. 1. high place. foundation, a aacred fabric; a temple,
church, mosqno, aeminuy, ooll8lEe.
~ tdiJtJt (fem. of h), High, academy. AfortitlcatiolL Anyinhabifed
~ .mJime, etc. Ie,? plaee; a habit&tiOlL LongeYity. Cul.
ture, cultivation, edUeatiOIL A tribe, a
~ tJl.,tJt (plur. of A ...)'k). mety, a multitude. The fourth degree
of oonaaoguinity.
put.r.
~ t.tUtf, Paatured, feel.
.t.iti tamdlat, Deep. Depth, deep.
IU,.. Profundity; stupidity.
~ t.. ..i4J, Above on, or to
J~ t.ummal, Artificers. Tax-
thee. ~ t!ilGy1tim. Above gaOlerera. Officers. [Amalekitel.
,., ete.
~ ~l, Wsak, lick, iDdispoeed.
~ti tGmdllk and The .uH.""
~ l.ll., Wise, learned.
.t.~ emmamal,
A turban, that
particularly WorD by judp, doetora, etc.
~ lcM,li, Upon, against, with ~ tWlma", The high sea, the
him or it. rl:JI~, Peace be ocean. .A. riTerllf Penia.
ftIl !lim, which it often abbrcmated ;.ti t.tlmdyW, PI. ot ~\j.
th_~, when following the
(}!\j t.antd,ii, PL of ~ or dR.of.
_ of lUIJ prophet; after that of
Jlahq,met they frequently add ~ ('!. ti ~md,i•• Turbans.
~ t.ammat or ~ t.lIMmaI, An
4si1'J-S'Ji~'j...i.i" On aunt, a brother's aiater•
. . be Ole higbeBt bJeliing lUId Ole
.),f t.tImtItl, The being wet with rain
. . perfect h~th; or l.:Jt;...
~~ill', With whom _gn,
(ground), t..-4, A reaolntion, pnrpoee,
intention. Setting aerioualy about
• the N.iDg and ~ of God; or anything. "1-* t.tMllda", Delibe-
r--,~~Will'J-, May rately, firmly. #~, ~.),f, Dili-
MaftS W- him lUId plaee him in .fety ; gently, attentiTely. In (;t.
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iJ.i' twntlat, A support, pillar, prop. ~ ttlmtl, Bee J..L:.
Whatever we trust to or confide in.
~t, rich, coll88Cluentia!. A minister,
~ tam1m, Full, complete, perfect.
VlZ11'. The IIUperior rank, the better IOrt of men.
Common to all, or to many, univenal,
~ tum,. (plur. )lrl), Life, age.
fll_r, Proper name Omar Amrn or general. l,:)L-J\~, Benevo-
Homer. t!'lIIGrii", The two Omars, i.I. lent or beneficent to all. ~
Abubekre and Omar, the two first kha-
~il'" t"..r, Cul~vatiDg, buildiDg, mak- ~l5'..r.l\ Enriching universally.
mg a country habItable.
~\~, Advantageous to all.
~ ttlmrat, The sacred visitation or
~ ta,., Of, from, with, after, OD,
pilgrimage to lIecca.
c.J..i tlJm4&h, Wealmeeas of sight, concerning, above, before. d-
and a deftuxion in the eyes. ,-,,:-.•1.i1l~, From the bottom of
J.f f:!Imuk, t amk, or ttlmk, Depth, the heart" ~';d"' In a little
profundity. A deep, an abyBl, a gulph. time, soon, immediately. ~r:r'
Ji ~mal, An action, operation, With design, intentionally. r:r
work, labour, practice. To do, make,
~'i, In vain.
act, .etrectua~, operate, execute, labour,
put m practlce.
~ and, AftIiction, labour, lassi-
lli tamaltst or 4li t4mlll4h, La- tude, adnJ'lity, distress. [fruit.
bourers. OJBcers.
y~ tu,.nab, The jujube tree and
~ ttJmtJlt, Practical (in opposition
~ theoretical), laboured, artificial.
u? ~ tunn4bt, Ofacarnation colour.
~ tamman (for ~~), From ';h.: endtl, Obstinacy, stubborn-
that which. [palestine. ness, pervenenesa, resistance, repugnance.
U"'1.J.r lamwaB, Emmaus, a town in Jh.: tandi, A kid" [olllSter.
~ tammu, A paternal uncle. ~l:.J: Plur. of ..~~ A. bunoh, a
"'Ji t amUll l,:)h.: t ina_, The reins, a bridle.
, , A column, a pillar, a
prop. \"'rf' lamiltla,., Perpen- ~h.: tt;.ayat,ABBist&nce,aid, favour"
'JJi Gomorrah (city). [dicularly. Solicitude, annety.
~ tiftab, The grape, grapes.
~Ji ltlmum, The being commen.
~, ~, Foxes grapes,
Community, universality. 'l..Ji, • nighlllhade. • [gnpe.
• Commonly, univeIllll1Iy, vuIgarly.
A..eJi f!lmilmat (pI. of rs:-), Paternal ~ tinabat (plur. ~~), Oue
uncles. [univel'lla1. r
ttmba,., Ambergris~ a neh per-
ClIme and cordial.
~Ji tumumt, Common, general,
~Ji ttJmtJfDl, Foolish, silly.
~ t-, t infl, or tau, .A side, a
part. t india, t anda, ot' tllll44, (An aa..
~ taml, The being blind, dark, v~rb of time and jllace), near, nigh,
obscure (busin_). ~th, before, about, m, according to, etc.
~ tamtk, Deep, profound. ill\~, With or before God.
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vi-:J'~, According to lOme. . ~ til"', From you.
~,~, In troth, certainly. r-
t llntJm, A species of Arabian
tree, bearing red fruit and 10ft branchea;
~\.ll~, At length, finally.
aIao the extremities of the Syrian willow.
J~i'~' On the arrival, when The tendriJa of a Tine twining round the
arbor. t---. A aingle tree or tendril.
it happens, in such an event. ,~, A lIasure on the human lip.
With him, in hill po88e88ion. ~~ t...d ,. or ~'P t~,
"t~jd~, Take thou (this) The title or inIoription of a book.
Zayd. d~~, On your part. i~ taflfDtJt, Force. compulsion,
L.~, In the meantime. ..:r optJl'llllliOll. (-u1), Lo,.., alrectio.,
t-tHIM, By force.
..;~, By my own authority.
~ t4IWI, From him or it.
~.j~, Then, at the same ~ tClll1tl, Obstinate, Itubborn,
time.
CClIIt1lmaeiou, refractory.
~~ tartdtllfi, A nightingale.
~ tClflI/. Imperious, tyrannical,
'-=-'JJr t llllSaf11t, A Penian gum rigorou, cruel, 1llT_ in reproach.
orbalam. Troubleaome, inconTeniellt; ridiDg with
pain.
~ t""", An element. The
human lBC8. A foundation. Tempera-
\~ ttIfDd, Barking, howling. The
- t , coutitution, complexion. t.hirteenth mansion of the moon, or fov
or be stars in Virgo.
~ tun/. Inconveniency; I18verity,
rigour, nolence, fury, force, oppreaion. I..P)~ t ClfDdritl, Accidents, inci-
iF ttuJj1ifDat and ~'F, Vigour. dental distempers. I..P.J~
The lIower of YOIlth• ~~, Bodily infirmities.
..u tu,./f, Rigorous, I18vere, furl- w)~ tfWJdrij, Plur. of w.J~'
.....ou, 'riolent, imperi.oal, tyramllcal. Sciences, etc.
~ t-, The neck. r-'~ t afDdlAir, Camels accustomed
~ tMU (fem. of ~), Long- to drink once only in ten days.
necked; having white Itreab on the
DeCk, e.peciallyof a Ipiral form (a dog, f"'~ t afDdN, Three atones with
• apee:U. of greyhound). t.,.}o, A which they PJ'l* grapes, etc. .
fabu10ul bird which makes a diItin- ~,~, Plur. of ~L: or .ra..~.
pUhed ft«ure in E81tern romance. It
eornIpOI1di in lIOJIUl respect. with the 8eey~.
idea of the Ph~ one only of the
UI,~ ttwJ4lif, Plur. of ~~,
r •ea ~ suppoeed to exist, and with
gri1IIn m shape and monstrous size.
lt ia fancied. to hi rational, and to baTe
MeotiODll, etc.
the gift of Ipe8Ch, and to han reigned r~ tfWJc!M, Plur. of .t.L:, The
u _~ OIl the fabalOlll mountain of common people, the public, the Tulpr.
lCiif. . .

~? t.u.rti, Boon, near to, r~ t IJfDfDdm, A swimmer.

about, pnI8Ilily, etc. j..\~ tfWJdfllil, Plur. of ~L:.
'-=-'~ t4lflW1it, A spider•. ~\~ tClfDdlt, An lUJIlistant.
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i f lfMlJflJ~ The being crooked, die- ~'laNl, A promise, agreement,
torted. Curvature. compact, contract, obligation, treaty,
peace, truce. An oath, a vOW'; faith,
&,)y:. ttUOd, Returning. .Jy:. tild aecurity, A mandate, precept, com·
( pIUf. .> \ ,
~ an ~ ¥
d , ) Wood
,
mission, or patent, for any office or dig.
'uity. A teatament or laat 'trill. Honour,
timber, the trunk or branch of a tree, reverence, respect, esteem; modesty,
a statr, a stick. Tho wood of &100II. A bashfulness.
lute Of harp. '-t!..};j.Jy:., A species i~ t alulat, or a~ tuAdaA, An
of &100II wood. obligation. a debt; oblWng one'Helfto
• pay, becoming secnrity lor another; lilT
I&')~ ttwJdat,.A. return, coming back. kind of agreement or bargain, Return·
.•.,)oJ: c.aVJdal, A hooked instrument ing goodS (when damaged). Dellcient
v T L (in underetanding or bUlin_).
with which they pull buckotB, otc., ont of I
wella. ~ t i1&w, .A. young strong came I
";y:. tawal, Refuge, an asylum, hono, etc•
• /_ ~ • .,)~ tMud (pI. of ~), Conditioll8,
~ill4&,)~, ttUOlU" billahi capitulations, pro~ egreemenlll, etc.
lIIiftkG, God defend mo from thee. ~ toga, Di1Jlcult, incurable (dis•
.J~ t awar, The being blind of an ease). [cioua.
oye, """"'~ taggab, Slanderous, loqua-
L,~ latDrd (fem. of .Jy:.\), One- ..;~ t,gal, Flying from evil to
eyed (woman). [bramble. good, taking refuge. Refuge, an uylum.
f:y:. law8aj or ~y:., .A. ~nd of .J~ ti,a,.,.A. mark, a proof. A
~y:. .. iwad, or tawad, .A. reward, a standard of weight, measnre; & touch·
~ • stone. A full measure, a legal marked
recompense, compensatlon. ~y:. weight. . [me&ticl.
or .t:..c.#\..;~, In his room, instead J~ t,gal, Family, children, do·
of i t . . " ~~ taga", Clear, manifest, public,
J~ t awk, Delay, procrastination. conspicnons,~. Evide~ce, ap-
Hindering, detaining, preventing; pro- peanu1ce, perap~CUlty. Obaerring, COli·
longing. templating. U~ tagall4f1, Pub-
J~ t awl, Deviating, straying. licly, visibly. • C: tfl!l1la,., Fa-
LeaniD~ to pne side, partial (ju~). tigued. ~•
Exceedmg bounds, exorbitant, exacting •. , . • •
more than what is due. Troub1ellome, 4j ~ f. 'ganat, The bemg a spy
vexatious (affair). Overcoming, excel- upon another's actions.
lin~, Suppo~mg (a family) j .intro- ~ MJ6 A vice fault, dered,
dUClng anythIng (among a tamily or '". t:-'" '..
domestics); having a large f&!:liI,. to 8f:ain, disgrace, affront, rome, ~J,
maintain. Tingling or twanging (as & dishonour. [boliday.
bow'8tring). • • ¥
tid, A solemnity, feast, festival,
('~ t awm, Swunmmg (as a ~an). .,~ ogdan or .w\~ Tall
Floating, sailing (as a 8hip). ~paIin.~.' - ,
~~ ttUOn, Aid, 88Bistance. Sue- loj~ tilll, Belonging to any eo-
,~our. A defender, patron. . • lemn feast. ~¥,.A. present
~r tawil, A groan, lamentation. made at that tUne.
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.;~ t.iMaol, Of the religion of
Jesus, a Christian. ~.r::--!\.l.ll.\,
'1'lle Chriatian people. t
~ LIN', The Lord Jesus. t gM!I", The nineteenth letter of
~ tay.A, Life. Living. the Arabic alphabet. In arithmetic it
exprelllle8 1000, and denotes qnadratute
~ ttl,., A male hyena. in the aspects of the stars.
~ ..lip, The eye, sight, aspect. yl..:. g1lab, A forest, a wood, a
.\. ~ conduit, ftowiDg water.
thicket, a groTe, the haunt or den of a
Spring, source. i~I~, The wila beast.
fountain of life or immortality. ~I..:. gMbat, A forest.
v-l!,~, The 8un's eye (a ~I..:. gMbi., An impostor, a de-
ceiver. [stupid.
flower). i;)y..,~, The river
i.SI..:. gMbf (fem. ~ 1..:.), Carel888,
Iordan j also any fountain. ~
JI..t!1I, The height of perfection; }.i:. gM,.; A cavern, the den of a
wild beast. The laurel.
Uo the eJ1!ll or IIOme ArabiaDa (called
JW,> which were supposed pierc- i.J1..:. gMrat, Rapine, plunder, booty;
a hostile incursion into an enem)".
ing enough to kill people. ~ country to carry off spoil or captives.
~~ I, The eye of the balance U".JI..:. gM"", A planter.
(il. wherein the tongue moves.) ~jl..:. gM.f, A conqueror, a hero, a
~t
cr.Y'~, Certainly, obviously, soldier (especially combating
infidels~; a general, or leader of an
eonspicuously. i;)W~'~, The expedition.
eye of men j i .•. The first or most J-ol..:. gAiuik, That part of the night
immediately aucceeding the ~le.
distinguished. ~'i;)W\, The The moon. Lcrite.
image or pupil of the eye. '~ ..;.1..:. gAda", A. diBaembler, a hypo-
t.iIIf11Gl' (~ and ~), Exactly, Jjl..:. gMfil, Imprudent, inconsid-
jll8tly, clearly, truly, eJfectually, erate, incautiolll, negligent, indolent,
inattentive. earelell.
precilely, to the point. l.}.t\.J.¥
~ I..:. gMlib, A conqueror. Over-
~, or ,~.J.¥, Certainly, at- 'coming, excelliDg, victorious. Tl'i1Dll-
tenth'ely, uninterruptedly (1 did phant.

it). #j.&.~\, You are in

\oIl..:. gMli1HJft (or ~~\..j),
Chiefty, principally; ftnally, upon the
ray npId, you po.- my esteem. whole; ap~t:IY, probably; n _
~ t.".f, Genuine, original, ea- • I&rily, witliout fail; beyond a doubt.
jl..:. gMlt, Dear, precious, valuable•
• IBdiaI, real, Daiaral, e1reeiiTe. [etc.
y~ t.tIJiii, pL .of ~, Vices, r
I..:. gM.ftim, laden with spoil
~ t.,e. (pL ~ tfft or t.tlfGft) ~~ gM,lJ, Abient, latent, c0n-
~ IoaJataiDa, etc. cealed, inmble.
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~~ gMyfl', The end, extremity, r..>.i ,luMlf,., Fraudulent, per!diOU8.
termiDatiou. A ditch, "POOl, Btagnaut water.
.r..~ gMy,., lealous. See .J~' ./- ,/us,.,., Deceiving, flattering with
~~ gMyil, Attacking suddenly, Tain hopea, cajoling, coaxing.
Oppre&ling, destroying. ~ gAflril, Glue, isinglass.
~ gAilJbfl, After. ,..;~, After yy
gAwab, A crow, raven, rook,
that. L.~, After which. -..i jackdaw.
k~', A&r salutations. . vwY gAtra., The season proper
~~ gAilJbfln, Seldom, rarely. for planting. The moot of a palm vee.
(' ~ gMram, Desire, cupidity•
.J~ gWa,., Duat.
~~ gMbiltIJflt, Inadvertency, stu- .t. ~ gWilmat, A tax, tribute. A.
pidity. line, a mulct for bloodshed. Debt.
~ glt41Hwat, Dust, etc. G1uJlJNt, ~~ gWdyilJ, Plur. of ~,;..
Small dUlt, line powder. Y";' gMrb, The setting of the 8\UI.;
~ gWan, The being weak in the west; Africa.
mind, liable to deception. Fraud, cheat-
in,_ The being uegligeut, forgetfnl. V g1ltwlJ1Jd (plur. of ~.J),
lf~kiug, erring. Doubling up and Straugen.
IMlW1ng pa1't of a garment to make it
ab9rter. To d_iYe. J4.J. gMr1Jii.I, A large sieve.
~ gMet, Plunging intc water I,;)~ gwbtl,., Crowe. Plur. of
h~ foremost.
Texmg.
The being alDictiug,
Y~
~ gw, The day after. ~I~ ~ g_bllt, Travelling, the being
far diataut from country and friend&.
g1t4tlatt, To-morrow. ~

,wv., The day after to-1IlDITOW.

....
.>.i~,blJ..H
r./.,}-
gMrbt, Weat,western, westerly.
1.>.i gAUld, Meat,vietuala,proviaionsj ~.,}- gMrbtl, A sieve.
~ gAfll'rilt, The most excellent of
auythiug eaten in the momiDg, breakf'aat,
au early dinuer.
The beginning of the month.
}l&. glUdda,., Fraudulent, per1idions. .J,}-anything.
gMra.r, Any thing subject to
.A. traitor, a cheat.
the caprice of fortune, or of uncertain
~,~ ,1IMUiJrflA, A two-edged event. ~ for what is not iu our
IWOrd. power, 88 aelliug a bird in the air. A
J.>.i gWr, Perfidy, fraud, treachery, white mark on the forehead. Au 0l'II8-
deceit, malevolence, JDalignity, hOlltili.ty, meut, etc.
injury. To aat perfidioUaly, to break a ~ gl&twta, A species ot very bad
treaty or agreement; to penecute. herbaae. (}w., Piercing (with a -oM,
jo1&. gWGUJ (and i j.>.i), The mom· neeCUG; or mug). Fixing a ataIte in the
ground. ThiuatiDg the tail into the
ing,cominginthemorniDg. j~~ earth (88 a locnst wlien laying ega).
J~J~, Korning and evening. VU.,;.g....,PlantiDg(tree8). 9/t...
.Jj~ gWG,., Fraudulent, most per- (plur. vu~), A plant. 9 ,
lldiotll. A youg planted eheot. A. pI'OMI)'ie.
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JI./-
~
g1Mwttd (pI. of ~yn, A de-
Tiew, intention, end, machi1l8tion.
heroioachieTem8llt.
Warrion, .,lelien, h - ,
:k: gAtll4I,
pi-
bU~~m:kr::''':h::.m*y, rage. A JY glallll, A young deer j1J8t
¥./- .gurg_tlt, The IOnnd of able to walk. A taWII. G1tMul, A Teudor
of cottou thnlld.
boiling water. A gargarism.
iJ../- gJuwltzl orglarlfJ1a, One draught, .u Yg1tasilltlt, The ann, light, rays;
etc. Gltflrlat, A parlour, hall, or other especially the meridian luatre.
llID'a
aputment for supping, etc. ,y ,Aud, Soldiers.
J./- ,luIrii, Drowned, immersed. ~~ G1l.tzuaA, Gua in Pale.tine.
GltMi, A ahipwreck, drowning. To
dro1!D, to drift to the bottom, to plunge, )f&- gMur, The being plentiful,
to eliTe. aboUDding (cattle in milk).
r./- ,,,.,.., Debt. A mulct. J;c gMul, An ode; an epigram;
l.~ Plur. of I>J_ ..i:, Creditors. proJl8rly a poem on the subjects of 10Te
J I -of ana wiDe, interapened with morali*y aud
Jr~ gMwmul, Penis crassior, non ..tire, neTer exceeding eighteen diaticha,
cin:umciaua. Veretrnm -niDum. DOr 1818 than liTe, the Jut OOe of eTery
-.. couJl!et ending wRh the same letter, in
'-:-'J~ gmwulJ, The weat. Setting which the !irst distich rhymes. Gltal,
(. the aan). Thread, t_t.
.).J../- g".,..,., Pride, haughtineaa, 4;J'JjC and.uy. Plur. of JY·
~ption, nin.glory, TW*y. Fallacy, J~ I"", MakiDg war, fighting.
~ gAwrfJ1a, The ftrat day of the ~~ ,,*,-41, Plur. ot !i.i and
_moen. iy.
'-:--!.~ gJuwflJ (fem. 4-!..;i) A '-JJ/- gAasafIJI, Warlike, heroic,
foreigner, a stranger. Exotic, 1ZDCOII1- military.
(~
mon, wonderful, admirable, extraoreli-
'Mr!. Docile, meek, tame, gentle, poor. r...r-
.' 1. _
g_slr lem. ~.r
- . .)
' CoplOua,
•

~JlS~.r'J1 (proverb), A ~titul.

.£ranger is like a bOOd man. JW gluluill, One wboee busiDAlI8
;../- glunir, 8imple, deceived, in- • it is to wuh the bodies of the dead.
erperienced. A raw yoath, euily im· .uW glttRdklt, Dirty water, with
I*ed 1lpOIl. Of a noble eliapo.ltion, of which anythiDr hu been WMhecL
an ~le tcmper. Beauty, a hand-
some penon. A aure*y. ~ glad; and l;)\.k.,.;;, Dark
!r-~ ,luIrfstIt, Nature; anythinl (niaht). ~,The~~1
agreeable to nature. ~h~JUIIDg at the mght, Jut after

~j!.~ g1uw&f, Innate, natunsl. J-i gNulOl' ,TwIl. Wubing, per-

tYJ. glttwri, Immersed, drowned. forming abmtiona.
Sank. . J~ g1tM111 or ,1wIuiJ.l, Anything
~J. gluwfm, A debtor, a creditor. -a in wu1UDI the banda (M water,
~ IM./J (or i~), War, battle, an -P: etc.) _.
upedition agaiDat infldela; Tietory, any ~gAalfl(fem.~), WuhecL
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~ g1ullW, or g."'i, Deceiving, ~ giadMtfM', A lion. An in.
m-mbling, lIIing falae preteDcelI. Adul- trepid, strong man, a hero, a champion.
terating, cOTering oYer, colouring.
6lt~MIl, Fraud, nee, treachery, dia-
Y~ gWub, Enraged, choleric.
limulation; hatred. ~ gMtll. (plur. 4).,':'1), Acovering,
~ g1ullAiJ, (An animal) haring II. a Tell,
white head. Glt~lti, The membrane of ~ iJuJu, Plunging or throwing
the brain; the pericardium. The COTer-
ing of a sword, saddle, etc. (into water), immerging one's-self,

iJ~ i".,AiJtlJdt, A dimness in the ~ glultt, Hiding, covering with

eye-eight, pnrblindnea. darknea (u the night).
~ gAa8Aa""luIm, Intrepid, )\Ii gJuJ./filr, One who pardOIUl.
steady, perB8Tering, coutant, obltinate, ~~ gAufrll.", Pardon, remission.
stubborn.
iy:..;. gluulwat, A veil, a covering. ~I,.Q)~~~~~)'~' Kay
God bl_ him and pardon all hilllinl.
. .Ai g1ulllt.t, Stupefied, confounded, 'Jll gMjI, Carelessness. Comfort,
....fainting.
happinea.
A. ,., ;. g1ullJlyat, Fainting, 8wooning.
~ glulJltst or gMjIaA, Imprndence.
~ g1ullb, Seizing violently, carel~ negligence, indolence, for-
iaTishing, IIICking,plunderiDg; com- getfnlneaa, inadvertence. '.uu,
pelling one to do anything.
g1t4j14t4,., Imprudently, incoDliderately,
~ g,""", A branch. unexpectedly, unawares, etc.
vl-C gNMU, Casting down (the )~ glulfur, One who forgives.
eyes), lowering (the TOice). Checking,
prohibition; nlItrainiug one'Helf, en- Clement. J#'Y)"
The moat
auring anyth:!,' di.l8greeable. The merciful God.
1oa:ft_ eli ':"'_L • • -.;:...> T --- '
.....""5 DUWIH1 lnJun:u. ...-nmg,
taking away a part. Breaking (a branch). J#9i.ft.1,Neglecting. Negligent•
Fresh, new, tenderj full of ngour ~ glulftr, All, many.
(youth).
~ g1uJdlJ, Violence, force, com- Ji gMll, Hatred, malice, envy.
maleTolence, perfld~, fraud, treachery.
pulsion. G1w.tl4lJ, Rage, anger. Gltwll, Extreme thirst. A yoke (for
oxen); the pillory (for men) j a collar
illl~ g1latlalJullaA,
. , The or anything put round the nec&, of iron.
wood, or leather. A fetter, a chain.
wrath of God. ~ gWts1Hl,.,
Ia a rage. GAIItltIlI or gluulib, Angry. ~ glulld, The being dear, precioua.
~ty,want.
'="~ g1uJdlJ4,. (fem• .ii~), En-
. rsged. y~ g1ullldb, Conquering often.
~ glttMJqJtJt, Angry, fnll of
wrath. c.:J~ gluilldt, Corn. Grain in
general, alllOrtII of grain.
~ gluzdn, Detaining, retaining,
keeping b.ck (a man). GWMa (plur. c..i~ ,MidI. The sheath of a
~~),A wrinkle, a plait, a fold.
sword, knife, e1o. The pzepuoe.
coTer,lid.
eo..
~.)~~J, In the meantime,
then.
rl:UTI.gW4m, A boy, a 88rftD.t, a
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~ gW or g1tll41J, Conquering, 9 glulmuf, A wink or signal with
excelling. Victory, dominion. the eye; an amorous glance. The eye-
lid.
~ gltaWat or ~ gA4k1lJ,iA,
Vietorr, conquest, superiority, power, ),f g"",,,a,. (pI. ot..,i), Whirlpools.
c1Dmimou.
r~ g""fllam, Cares. (PI. of or ri
ili g~ or gMlltl", Corn, grain, ~).
fruita, 1wTest, produce.
~ g1umul', Fainting.
~ glullo.t, An error, blunder, we-
ciam, barbariIm. ~ gA4ttIJ or gAifllj, Riohes. Utility.
Content. 611i,,;;, A lOng.
~ g1ull4f, The prepuce; uncir-
CUlIICiIed. ~~ gA4tt1J,ifll, (pL of ~), 8heep.
.ul.i gWftlt, The prepuce. (pI. of ~), 8poils, preys.
J.i: gW, Shutting (a door). A i.~ g"",,,j (or c:~)' The amOl'OWl
bolt, bar, lock, chaiD, or any futeDing glance, graceful walk, or alluring air, of
of a door. a 10Tely woman.
'="~ glailwtdrl, Boys, etc. (pI. of ~ glulfIMII, 8heep, cattle, a ficek.
_r1&)· ~ gA4flI,Rich, copious, abundant.
~ glullld, Com.
~ glulrlImat, Plunder, booty,
~ glullf (or ~~), Boiling. ~ spoil, prey. Abundance, wealth, plenty,
,w,.t, ODe boiling or ebullition. alIluenoe, good fortmle.
~ gAalfs, G1'088, rude, rugged, ~,~ gltMDtJrlI, Bongs. Flur. of ~
rough, raatic. [u--l. and~~.
JJ..c gMIIl, Tired, fatigued, dis- ~,~ gltMDtJ,,1 (plur. of ~ti),
~ gltmn, ?' Grief, aftliction, Miafortmlea.
anxiety, d~ care, IOlicitude, IOrroW, ~~ gltMDI, The crying for aBBist-
[&lIGII.
.wei, anguish, melancholy.
;L;.i gluwttaas,An informer, &OCU8er, )~ g1uluJr, Depth, profundity, low
~ detnetor, IJcophant, tale-bealer. flTOun~.. A jllain, !' T~ey; ~h_
PhamlCla and a pronnce m Arabia.
i.ij g1M4I1U1t, Clouds ovenpreading
thelky. ~~ glulWI, Diving, plunging under
water to bring anytbing up. Studying
~ iltMttd, Sheathing (a sword). any subject to the bottom•
.J gTttmw, (Water) covering, over- .u.~ g"4111t, 80ft ground, planted,
lIowing. . and well watered. The oountry round·
~ gltMtwal, A great body of water; DIIII1&lIClIL
a whirlpool. AdTenity, milfortmle. ~~ gltawgM, A noiae, ary, tumult,
j glul".., ACcusation, impeachment, olamour, oonteat, Iqubble, quarrel,
debate. .
defamation. Pointing (with the iD2er) ;
beckoning, making a algB (with Jiead,
haDd, or ey~). Limping, leaning to a J~ g"d, An imaginary sylvan
.Bide. Feeling cattle (if fat). 9 demon•
r,.j~ g.,s', Disobedience. GluItoI,
~, Winking with the eye, dis-
~~, atraying, Ieduced, mooted,
simulation, COIUIiTanOl.

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d- ,"tIfI, Erring, straying, the be·
• iDg deoeiTed. An error, a IIin, an offence.
y~ ,""4lJ, Absence. '-'
~~ ,Ai,a" Assistance, suecours. ~ f4, The twenult letter of the
Support, prop. Arabic alphabet, expl'e8lliug 80 in arith-
~ ,""lJ, Absenee, invisibility,
metie, and, in almanacs, the moon in
her altitude.
mysteryl doubt, anTthin« in the womb A.i 'cilM., A conqueror. ~U
of futurity. The b8ing abient, etc. 'C.- J'
i.& ,""lJat, Absence. (plur. ej), The beginuing, ex-
.~
•• ' gJ.'."lJl, Couoealed, invisible, ordium, commencement. Opening. In-
'Y".. ,-~ troduction, preface.
future, fatal, heaT8IIly, dime. .1, Ja
.r~ ''', Wea,
I: t' k laft~;d •
---&~ , leJDlllll.
~ ,M,", No, not; except. Beside. Tepid, lukewarm water.
Another, cli1ferent. _ vaI\.c:..~, ~U filti!, Intrepid, strong. A
Insincere, impure. l.:J '.r-&,
Besides robber.
that. Although, notwithstanding. ~U filtin, A tc:mpter, a prover, a
. t>- . \." . aeducer from rectitude.
j!. .~, illegal.. ~ ~~, ~U f4ji,. (fem. ~U), A sinner,
An unworthy action. J,..lS~, a liar; an adulterer, a fornicator.
Imperfect. ~.?~, Une:J:- ~\..; fdAuA, Shameful, base,
ected . ~ \-::.... . U al mean, dishoneat, wielted, obecene, im-
P • or' ~, nequ. pudent; enormous, exceeding bounds
~~, Unfruitful. '>Jt-~. (in anTthin« bad); anricious, ugly. de-
formed. -
Unuanal,extraordinary. ~ i.:.-.Ufilhult4t,Awhore. AnaOOmi-
y)iw, Unconquered. ~~, nable crime.
Useless. ~#, Not far distant. ~ U fdAu, An examiner. U v-
'="~ ,"""0.#,
magnanimous,
lealous of honour,
zeal01ll.
yjAll, (God) the -lIelD'Oher of
heart8.
~,,..,,.at,Jealousy,enmity,enry-; rU filkhi,., PreeiOUB, valuable, ex-
• Dice lIe1lS8 of. honour, magnani~ty. eellent, honourable, distinguished.
eourage, generom.ty of mmd; emulation, • I, ~, •
seal. .;>-u ~, A rich dress pre-
"'..r-&- ,,..,nJuJ.,
.
~ -i., ~~ (eomp.
r f-- -
lIented by Eastern prince- to thOle whom
they mean to honour.
of.# and the aftixed pronouns, 1! '" u:
)~ J"''', JIllee.
-\ ! I:
J~ JIItY',
Fugitive.
and sometimee preceded by J' 88 ~U fa,.at, A female monse.
t.~J' etc.) And the others, the I, I'ii 'J. Glad, h
Jan,.,
c.J~ appy.
rat, the aboTe-mentioned, etc. \, "a_:~ • • \, Solifa -
.) In. .))~ J "", see~. l'»~,
4...)
. 'r
•
".>7
L"'ulJ ( lur. of
'risible, eto.
P ~ • U I: • Cl
)J
di ~:_-~ (
Jan.,
-J'
1.)
ear, 8w.w> ~.
J# ,""'et-, lealou in point, of VlJ U fa,,", HOrsemaD, a cavalier.
10.... or hODOur, high.minded. . ~)U, Persian, Persia.
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-e-.
tJU fa,.,," Empty. .(\; f4ltj, The palsy.
JJU faN, Di8oeming, distinguish- (}II,; fala, 8plitting. Creating.
iJIg, decidiDg. Who diecema, etc.
L:.\.i ffl4flltnlJ, But, surelr, etc.
~}i Fdra1lU, The Comforter
(the Holy Ghoet).
Bee ~1.
~J.JU fil.r1JJ: (or J.1J\iJ~.J)' The v-,;\; f 4,." A phlD'Ol, lighthoUle,
beet IOrt of treacle. 1IIJlthoni. (atIUlt.
~u fara", A mouse. J\i fa"f,
Frail, transitory, mOOD-
lJN-U ffMII, A hatchet, an axe. ~\; faya (fem. ~), Di1fa.aing
~\i famA, part. Diseolving, break- odour. ~\i (fem. ~',;), Fra-
iJIg, bantiDg, eorrnptiDg. A nolator. grance, perfume.
.).",U fil.ftd, Vicioa.a, corrnpted, per- i ~ \; filyidtlt orftyitUA, Profit, gain,
-. utility, adnntage, emolument.
(}-o\i f4M, A lCOundrel, a pre- ~t f4ir, 8trong, nervous. ~U.JU
nricator, a lIiDner. His &Dgl!l' raged, his plIIIiou wu 1troDg.
v.\i fti,., Manifest, clear, public. ~l.i faitJ, Overtaking, obfaining.
. ~ l.i flUAf, Di't'1l1ged, di1fueed, OTeroomiDg. FlyiJlg,-.piJIg.
...made bo'll'D, propegated, multiplied. vl!.\; f4itl or f4yid, Abundant, O1'8r-
J.-\i ftlAl, Separating, distinguish- ftowiJlg, dlueat, exuberant, exce1leDt.
iD«, &cemiDg the ~ereDC8, deciding. ..J.foll~\i, Luminoa.a.
A..epuater. ABr thiDg.l8parating one
(l8llt.
from lUlother, diatinguiahiDg betW88Il the ~\; filyii, 8uperior, super-excel-
tne IUld fabe religion. Distanoe, Ie~
tion. The end of a . - or period m the ~ I,; ftp, Two veins in the thighs.
.Alconn; alIo the end of a poetic distich. The ftu of the 1Iide, or hollow put of
~\i fili..l (fem. ili\i), Excellent, the hip.
nrtuOlll, learned. ~ fate, Breaking, crumbling.
.>1,; fUw, The Creator. c.:Jb.i fwt4t, A crumb, a fragment.
~\i f4ti", Intelligent, penetrating. C8/fIttilA, A conqueror, a judge.
~l.i fatU, part. llaking. An i.P8 fGttillA, An exact enquirer.
-rut. Maker, doer. The participle ac-
d8 ftdtili. Plur. of dJU.
tive. ..J~~U~~, Divine
predeetinatioD. ~ \i, Efreoti1'8,
J\ii fattal, A rope-maker.
~8 fa.tta", Malicioa.a, villanoua,
eIlcient. ~\i~, An eftlcient 1BctiOlll, aedi.tiOUI.
C&U8e. J,&W'~I, In grammar, jJ"b; ffltilyu, Plur. orA \_ -.i.
JIOlIJl denoting the 198Dt. 8 fvttflt, Anything crumbled.
iiI,; f4l:4t, Poverty, neceuity.
¥\i f4iilttlt (plur. ~'."i), Fruit.
i! fflll or fatM, An opening, aper-
ture. V"JCtory, 00Dq1UlIt, the tIkiDr of
J-U ftMll or f41, An omen, an • city. (or 16\;), The Arabian
ngary, ~ Enchantment, D8CIl'O-
maey. TOwel Fat-ha (). To open a door.
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The distance between the ~ ~ Itg"djat, Crudity, rawnees.
.? fit,.,
=~ed-out tips of the thumb and l.i~ or ~~ ftgayf, Unforeseen,
caaual. •
~fitrat (plur. ~!?), \ Languor, .
debility, relaution, remission, inter- F f••,., The crepusc1e, the da1nl.
· miMion. An interregnum. an intenal -lI.
'. \~, Early in the morning.
of time between two apoat1el or propheta. ~ - -"
~,f(ltIi", The being plentiful(aea- ~-h_:,SJ, Th~ morning star•.
IOn). Aurora, the dawn. The being ~ fuJl (or ~), A radish.
open, larJre, patent. FtUk, Opening, ;,
lOOling; lireamg, BPlitting, bumiDg .JYf' fa.j1l.", Very wicked; adalter-
(u lOwing). OUI. FlfFw, Deviation,' wickedn-.
.• /_! • adultery, llllt, luury, lying, YillaDy,
~ fat", Attacking unawares, impiety, depravity, corruption.
and treacherously destroying another. ...;l;! falIltJ''', Wicked, etc. See
J::.j fatl, Spinning, twisting a (rope). J.-U.
~ fat,., Tempting, throwing
• • • __.>:
JI.i jiM,I Pur.
\,S""
l...i .
1 of V-
temptation. m the way. Exclting .......- •
tion. Seducing; mwng mad (u a ~ faMA, Obscenity, shameful
woman her IOTer). discourse or action.
k.::.i f.tMt or ~ fit"'" (pI. ~) v-! faM, Examination, investi-
Sedition, inaurrection, tumult, mutiny, gation, enquiry.
discord, disturbance, rebellion, calamity, e..:.,,~ faTuMy4t, Obscenities.
diatteaa; malignity, iniquity, infamy, _
· treachery, fraud; perfidy, vilIany, knaTery; l...i fi An al • al
a crime, sin, wickedness; temptation, ~ a,..,
U
y m e amm • a
seduction, anything diTerting a man from .tallion.
hiaduty. ~ fa/ull (or ~), A coal.
'P for ",p fatwa', A judicial or \"si and '-i.e"; faAwa', 8igni&ca-
relisious decree (pronounced by a mufti,
etc.) .
r
tion, IeDlle, meaning, argument, aeope.
cP fat1l.A, Having open eye-lids. J~ fuA1l.l, Males•
.JiW1l.A (or ~\>.p), Victories, ('~/uAflm, Coals. Plur. of .s!.
conquests, taking of towns. ~ faAil, Potent (man or stallion).
)# /ut1l.,., Weakn888,
.:oJ
••
languor,. ~e-
fiata', A youth, a boy. [bllity.
t f,akA, A gin, noose, 8D~ •
I '-J I ..
u--
• .J~ f a /&1a(Jf', Glory. )l4:!? fa/JJ:A4r.
~ fatll, A match for a caunon Potter'. clay, earthenware.
· or lamp, a liDatock, a candle-wick. A ~)~ ftJkWilrf, A vendor of
tent for wounds.
L!
~~), A match.
ll..::J (plur.
• F~enware.
fai/w or falWw, Glory, oma-
, , .
ment, grace, nobility• •~~
2.1ajj, Unripe ~t.
~ faj4 and ;-l~, Happening nn·
~\ll...I\, The ornament of
the Christian princes. ~\..el~
::ee':::; ~~Aiufu~~
dent.
~~~,
amoDgllt the nobl. .
The moat illnskioull
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~~.i fll1awilAf,fII, Glory, beati- ~!;fri,iti, Thedivinepreoeptl,
tilde (not mach 1II8d). atatatel, la".. The bowl:t of dind-
~ pAlAfr, Very "ain, proud, iDg weritaDCtllI_rdiDg to ~.
nm-rloriou. ~;.i fM''lj, The being satiated,
~_~
.' *"o,Ulm, Great, etc. glutted, aatieled. Joy, comfort, pl_re.
r:- J' PIIrj, Pudenda tum maria tum (mmiul.
\oU fatlil or jidiJ, A I8Criflce, CODlMl- ~) farjat, Dispelling grief. FVjflt,
entioD, deTotiug ODe (or another, re- A rent (in a garDlmt).
dempQoD, I'lUIIOm, uc1wlge, cartel.
l;)\~ ftltliJ1I or fadiliJ1I, A yoke of C) fM''''', G1adn8ll8, choorf~eu,

~~ p,_,
oxen. A plough.

See loU.
briskneu, wautoun8ll8.
A. ransom, sacrifice.
l....,.;
farallan, Gladly, cheerfully.
I;)\-} ftw1O.1I, aee V U, glad.
9 /arril, A.. skinner, a vondor of ~ fM'tl, Unequal, simple, singular;
Kina or fnra. the IinRUlar number. Incomparable,
, • • 101e, onfy, lUIique. ODe cheek or jaw.
'..3~ J-rlltlan, Separately, one after "'::'"
;-:\., +":. .~~ f ,_4
oJ.;' JM'aun ,_, U'ty .
D1, smgu-
another. Jarity.
~..3~ /flratlf, (plur. of VlJ~), . """"'J..3} jirtltlw" A. garden, paradiae.
~ • Name of l8l'eral delightful pl8cee.
~~..J ,jrilr, Flight. j} /1It'S, Separating, distinguishing
~..J~ /arilrlj, Pl. of ~}. on~ thing from anotber.
i..~ ,}rllMt, Physiognomy, judging VI~ fartll, A bone or mare: The
of the mind of another from extemal bllg~t at ch_. Few" Perma.; the
ap~~~'penetratiOll,j.wJg- Pemana.
-t, _ . , iDgenDity,1CIAf-, I;)L.~ fur,an, Horsemen, cavalry.
dexterity. .w\)l\~, Theecience Name of an animal of whOte niD they
of ph,mcpomy. make leather. .
,-,,1) /M'4IA, A butterfly or moth L) fM'tllat, A. mare.
lying round a lighted caudle. r} 1M',a"", A parasang, a league
9\41) The thin scaly bones about 18,000 feet in length.
~K~ree:hingtotheneck. FiraM ~} lar,1&, A bed, couch, cushion,
(P
I 4' d 4 \ . ) A. bed a mat, carpet, bed-clothee, or any limilar
ur. v'~ an ,-",~, , ho_old furniture. P"'M, Spreading
-.:h, 9Dilt, or anythiDg upon which _ a carpet or the like.
_ - .recliDea. ~.; Itw'fII, Occasion, opportunity,
L:.~ IflriJIlull, One butterfly. con'fcmiency, coincidence.
f1i 1..ag1&. Cessation from labour, JI) lM'tl (plur. vi!!;). A duty, a
~ repote. dinn. ~nd; a neeee.ry oblcnation
, • 4-A1. n....• .h._ • of certain precept. or the MahometaD
J~ "..-, ........ ,-........,
leparation, religion.
gri8( npet OD ICCOlDlt of abMnee. ...,..; lartlf, An indispensable pre-
A..,j!} .l+cltllal&, France. . eept.
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k.) fM'at, <heatneas, plenty, 8uper- I,;)} f"'''''',
An oven.
llaity. ~) liran", A franc, French
t } fa.ra'c! The being produced, money, worth about tenpence.
descended, deriTed, sprung from. Pro- i)} farwat, A furred coat; a fur.
duce. ~ at the summit; exeelling
otbel'll (in birth, beauty, etc.) The top, V) fM'rtlj(plur. tr-)}),Achicbn.
the bead, the chief of a peo'ple or famill'
The bmnch of a tree (espeeiiilly the toP). ; ~ 'J.ri fura.lyat, The art of
k.) fart'Jt, The top or declivity horaemanahip.
of. mountain. kJ ) jwut, Preceding, outstripping.
i.:..J:.} fM't'''"''' Craftiness, saga- t.,.} fvri1f:! Plur. of t).
cioum_.
~) ftwttl (plur. of ~~), A pre-
I,;)y:..) firf:atDn, Pharaoh; and in cious gem, a pearl, especially one of a
general any cruel tyrant. larger size than oth8l'll. One, unique, in-
~.)fart.l, Derivative, productive. comparable. Singular, only. ~.,}
j.) fa,.i, Separation, distinction, ~.i.l" The phcenix of his age.
diTiaion, dift'erenoe, diacriminatiOD. I,;)'~; Farltliln, The name of aD.
J.)~' Indiscriminately, without ancient and celebrated king of Peni..
the commencement of wboBe reiga is
distinction, indilferently. placed about 760 yean bet'ore the
l:;} firiat or firlca~, A body, a Beet ; Christian era.
a troop, a band. hrAal, Separation.~; ftwt,at (plur. ~y), A
~.) farJ:ad, A bright star. lion's prvy.
I,;)'~} farltaddn, Two stars neat' ~ J fari,l, A Pharisee.
the pole, the greater and leaaer bean. ~) fartdat, An ordinance of God.
~ fM'a", Limber, loose, flagging an indispeuaable religioUII or legal duty.
(soft ears), etc. Fark, RubbiDg with the <J!.') fM"", A troop, squadron, corps.
hands or between the ftngel'll.
I,;)L..) farmdn, A mandate, com- e) fait> fist, or falll'c! Fear, flying
in terror. [beUy).
mand, order. I,;)~~ ~L..),
The &Xllited or imperial mandate. This
W fad, A slight wind (&om the
is 8p!ODymously expreued in a va- .,)W faldtl, Corruption, depravity.
riety or ways; as I,;)L...;J malignity, peneraen-. iniquity, Tillany,
wickildneu, violence, war, Iiorror.
J\=..~'~=':'"'" OrdinaDee8 ne- kCi f",'ilt. k\:-.; and k\h-i, A
ce88&ry to be obeyed. I,;)l..) tent, a tabernacle of goat's hair. The
metropolis ot' Egypt, Cairo.
I,;)~~'h.,: .."~,,'.,, Orders proper to
JW~ yil. fad, 0, wicked !
be promulgated. ~l,;)l..}
I,;)W jiltd,., A lOOBe gown, a
.)~" Precepts ofbigh authority. petticoat. [tMbio.
1,;)',-.-l'~I,;)L..), Diplomas ~ jtut.",
fimi, or ,.,., Pia-
with the illustrious imperial signature. . ..J::-j, Of 8 pistachio or sea-greeD
~l..) farmIJi.!, A shawl. ""colour.
~ fuM. Sp80ioua, oapaciDua. i:ii laMM, SUTer.
FMil,Euter. ~ fu-MI,Large- ~ Itldila, Detecting villanies and
- . amplitude, space. Liberty. ezpoliDg them to infamy.
r'/tIdA. Fracture, violAtion, dia- J4iladl, ExceUeB08, virtlle,ecienoe,
dring C..m-a) breakiIIc ~an agree- wUdom.leamiDg, knowledge, - . Ex-
II18IIt); ai;l~~: bruiling the liand, eelliDg. etc. 1 - , allglD8lltatiall,
etc.) ThrowiDg Uide (one'. c olbea). gain, adQlllalet rodnndaney, _
~ jW and J,-i. Iniqaity, viI- 'Lu11ldUm, The more. ~A.:~"Lai,
Iany. ain, impiety, preTarieatioG, impu- Not but, that. Lai (plur.ofJ..-li),
deuce, obscenity, adultery..iJi-j Leamed men, doctors.
(plur. of
adulterolll.
u-o
U), The wicked; the ~ IfIf1l&I orItMlaklA, A remainder,
abnndaue, ze4andaney. .
.ri IfIWJ, BreakiDg wind gently. ~ .fvdw, The being empie, epa-
ciOQl (place).
J"'; I-u. lee ~. J~ 14IdfJl or jWfl.1, Exuberul.t,
&i ItUfl, Ample, large, capacious. ,mIAi...., diIpIoportioM4.
~~ 1M41tat, Eloquence. ~~ fvlf}.lf, Proud, haughty, pre-
O)\.Q; I_tIl, Flur. of.wi. 4J~ auming. One b~ himIelfiD &h.iDp
I .... .A bleeder. not belongiDg to him..
~ f4Mll, Bleeding, opening a vein. ~
IfMlIA, Ignominious.
~ 1.,1, A lI8Ction, article, chapter ~ IfMlIlal, Excellence, em£-
or other diriAon of a book. .A di1IBreUC8, uance, 'rirtue, perfeetiou, _pm-,
diatineticm (betw- right and wrong). aeinee, ~ learniag, knowledro doo-
TIle d.a.ioD. at a _ . Time, - a , trine, ~or enellimce, any qiWi1lea-
jnneture. lion whiCh one has to a hign8r degree
,..pytU jiwa8, Flor. of vai, fuu, than oth~
The besel of a ring. iJ \hi l4t4ut, AnimadvertiDg. un-
J . J--, -n-..","_~
~
1:..... 7 • t
~"'Y-"""e' gomg ou.
deratanding, pereeiTing.
rL:anyIllw, Creating, producing. doing
Flor. of j..ai, Sections, etc. thing immaturely or prvpoaterouly.
~ Itat1&. Eloquent, rhetorical. BreakfaatiDg. )aiJ1~, The
~ ltatl, A child or yoUDg caJIlel flBtiftl of breakinIr the fut, which im-
weaned from the mother. mediately follow. t1ie Mahometan Lent.
~ ltatlal, A Ima1l tribe, a .~ jUr.', Nature, creation, form.
&mily; kiDdnld. rf='l: ..;!~~, v-hi I""', The being flat-nosed.
'1'JaeJ __ all iopher. .£...Ja; 1,,",41, Flatness of 11018:
\.:ii 11l44, A plain, field, open place; ~ 1-'-, WeaDing.
a court, an are&. ~ Ivl,., Animadverting, per-
iJ\.Gi fvl4k11, A remainder, re- eeiring, comprehendinr· p.,... Wise,
cbmdancy, ~ Th. IllmeiDI of _ intelligent, aagaeioua.
an .tertaiDment, the serape after a meal. i:.hi jtMt, Understanding, intelli-
~t..:u lM4yil (pI. ~). Virtues, ~.
~-. ecieuea. )}U I_fl.,., Breltiaata.
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..r}U f"tfU, Dying, dead. Flat ~ f41ti" Destitute, depriTed.
nOled.
J.. ~
... fi'-1.
~ _J,.,
A poor man. A religio>1I.S
.
;:-- ffJtlr, An unleavened masa of order of mendicanta thu named by the
~ fatl"', Weaned. [paste. ~biana. .
~ fatln, Intelligent. See
.. ,
J:U.
~ faltA, A l1ahometan lawyer
or theolo.l{ian (in Spauish, with the
~u:u faliJut, Inhumanity, vil- article, lJ/fag".).
lanousness. & fa"", Unloosing, unravelling,
~ fafb Base, shameful (affair). ~bntto.ning, break~~ open a -t.
I .. , Liberating, manumlttInj (a IenaDt).
JI_~
\lU ffltliJl, Effectual, operating.
l Aeng.
ti Do'mg, mak'mg,
Relealing a pawn or plooge. To redeem
UJW fiaC., .. aII',
pledge.
perf~ing. ~tl, An action, work, ~u...t fa':D'Aat, ~e bc~ug cbeerful,
operation. A nrb. To perform an JOyous. JOCOIl8, featin, IOClable.
action, to labour. JUlu, In P ji1r, Thought, reflection, con-
fact, tuaU
ac
,- ~
y. UJWJ~' 0 8
W' rd J" lide,ration, opinion, deliberation, eouael,
adnce.
and actions. '~;J'W, In word )j.J fakur and p, Reflecting
.. and deed. much,conaideringattentively,thoughtfuL
.u..;
\
fattUat, A work, an action. u..(i
..
fia"fI/'
;/J'
Why then , 80 much
~ fillf., Actual, effectual, oper- the more .(or lell); the stronger the
aling. .argument 11.

),w fagAfu.,. (plur• .l}\A.i), The Ji, ~ spec~es of water lily.

general name of the kings of China. rrlifllldJa,.iIm,AndcoDBequently,
The porcelaiu of China. ~ 10 that, whence, and altogether.
, A·· f Chi J. A rt.;
falaA, Prosperity, bappinesa,
~, n emperor 0 ns. '- "'.
porcelain vessel. '-rf)~, Royal, safety, asyl~m, rofuge. elif·lltil,
belonging to the emperors of China. A farmer, a villager, a peasant.
China ware. k..li falaAat Agriculture.
.w
... fakd,. and .l,W,
... • .~.
The vertebral ~
\I, fi b ,.; t Phil
a......J a, O6Oph en.
or joints of the back. .JWl~"" ~ fNla" or falan, The name of
Mahomet'l
.. . sword. • any unknown or undefined person, he,
<l.Ql'Ji.; faJ:aluzt, The beIng learned thAt man. Such a one.
.. ~ the laws. ~ fal4J~ Tears, water flowing from
f'J fakr, Poverty. the eyC!" Fa/j, J?hidiDg info? .two parta,
, .. , fi 1._ ... (1 f " .) Th l8~arating, making a partition. The
~ a.-,... pur. 0 ~, e poor, ~aJay.
the common people. • •
, "fi 7. t 0 I lel fal4A, Prospenty, safety.
JQJU a~a, ny, 80 y, no more. ,\ ~
w jiih, Knowledge of religion and ~ filAal, Immediately.
J
law. [diTinity. vv-s:l.; flllAfU, Greedy, avaricioull.
tru fit1&aAii., Doctors of law and ~.lli falal41ik, And becaWle.

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u-ll f.z., Indigence, want. ~, 4.:J;.J jwnl1,., Scienoes, etc. Plur. of
A. IIIIaD. coin. an obol1111, or anything of
Iimilar shape; sa the _Ie of a 1IJh, \he ~.
be- on a bridle or book, etc. ~,; jflwiJtiA (pI. of k.:?U), Be-
~ Fil••tl,., Palestine. Flli1tl, ginnings. OpeningB, prefaces.
A. Philistine, belonging to Palestine. J.-I"; jflwilAiIA, Shameful things.
ii..J.; ft"affll, Philosophy. .)1,,; judtl (pI. ;¥'), The heart,
~j-t>Cutting,splitting,Cl'lICking. the liver, the IllngB, the bowels. The
J.il.; fvlful, Pepper, long pepper. mind, the sonl.
~ jaJd, A fissure, a crevice. ~1"; jflWiJ.ytl, (pI. of ,~U), GaiDS,
profits, advantages.
JWrl, Splittiug. Breakiug (as the
dan). Fili, A. branch IlJllit into two '-=-'''; jawt, Death. Passing away,
putI, of ...hich two \hey make ODO bow;
Uo the bow so made. A. miafortune. elapsing, omittiug, neglecting, alippiug.
~ jtJlal, Heaven, the universe, ij'-i juwat, Madder, a red dye.
the ...odd. Fortune, fate. The omi- 4J"; /Utah or fltd, A cloth which
elIW- motion of \he heavenly bodies. they wrap round \he middle when going
~I~, The sphere or orbit of to bathe. [a squadron.
the moon. ~1\ '-'1.i, The ~.,; jflW;', A body of men, a troop,
priJum mobile, empyrean heaven. C"; jawA, Fragrance, odour, per-
jli jGl&tll, A hone colt (especially fume. Di1I'asing (odour).
.._.--I).
~.),; Jawuj, The camel litter, in
v-iJ fw* (plur. of vJ.i)
Small which Arabian ladies travel; a vehicle,
eaa., --. sheila, etc.) in which a bride is carried. Inguina
came1llll•
.J~ fiIlfd, Fiaaures, cracks.
1.:1~"'; !flWardn, Exce88ive heat.
'-¥i jalilwtiJ, And beea1ll8, there- Boiling (as a pot). Sbedding,atl'eaming
lin. (blood}. Beating (u the pulse). Dif-
ri_1-, The mouth. ,.M".llri, The fusing (odour).

....
_ of the Bt.oIuch.
j~ !fIWI o!fls, Victcry, superiority.
~ jtUIIIl, Oral, belonging to the ~.,; fltaA, See 6Jj, A kind of

;;jua (pI. ~ri and ~W\ pI. of ~.,; Jaw",

striped Indian cloth.
Superiority, excellence,
pI. ~\jl), Science, learning, altitude. FIIWb, Above, more than.
bowledge, agaeity; cnnniDg, stratagem, Besides, except. .,j";~1, Up-
art. Frand.
wards. .,j"';~, Downwards.
\;.; jaiJ, Mortality, frailty, cor-
nptioa. ~):ol1~";, Above the ground.
1.:1~ jaid ,., A porcelain cup. ~1~";, Abore measure, exces-
",u:.i jrwld, An inn, a house for sively. 'y.)\,d\~";, Unusual, out
-.btpeople.
of the common rule. ~',..W1.,j";,
V'''-; j_v. or j"fl.., A pharos, a Beyond e~tion. Fti.k, Breaking
.laIen. (an arrow). The notch or an arrow.
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JlJj ffwil«Jnl, Superior, lup!8me. ~l;i 1.,,44, CopiOUl, plentltul.
i.:i,; fflWl:tgat, Supremacy, BU·
Liberal, puerou, profUIe. BolIIatillll.
An 01'erllowiDc ri1'er.
periority (not much VIed).
t;iJ~ firIJ.ItJj (~J.r.i), A turquoise
Jj ftJ.l and .Dj, A lpeoiea ot bean stone.
(w1lea dry).
VlJ'ti IflMm, Indexes, etc., pl.
~ I""al, A. decision, decree,
determination of a la1BUit, a dellDid1'8
ot l.J"..Jfi. I8Ilteue from which there li. DO appeal.
~ IflW, Like to the ThOi (a ~/tI8tl, Plenty,abllDdance. Grace,
tpeoi. or
l1eepy nature).
rough -If, of a torpi,d
aniDW, 1110 a hyeDa.
CIt"
FMtI, Thia kind" Of aD
faT01IJ'.
o1'811lo~. -y.
Bounty. Plentiful, redundaat,
nUJBerOtI& PubllQ·
iDg,di~,le1'ealiar,_~·
DjiDg, apirmg, giTiDg up the Jhc*.
VI~ IfIlwiI (or L.;ti), An index,
_mary, BTUabus, table of oontents. ~4i l",fMldn, Redundancy, In1*'-
CatalOl1le, DoTeutclry, Hat. A. eanou, lluity.
rule; the pref'ace or begiJmiDg of a
book. ~ ftl, An elephant. J.ei!'..:J'';,
HaTiDg the lepro&y.
~ 1__, Underetanding, intellect,
knowledge, IClieDce, prudeuce, wildom, ~~ ItI8lMa/, A. pbilOIOpher.
IMnliDg. ~~ /DIWfJ.,., The plant papyrus.
~ IMI"., Learned, intelligent, etc. \~ /fmll, In that which, from that
J ft, In, into, among; above; of, whicla; 10 ~ on which, wh_ ; wily;
to, with, for, by, COD~, notwith· whilat, in the meantime, -..diDC to.
ltanding. ~'J, Wholly, ~~, .After this, henoefonrard.
totelly, entirely, univereally, in c.:JW~ Iv,utJ.I, InundatiODS,
all thinge, upen the whole, to BUlD o1'erllowiup.
up all. J~\J, Immediately, ...,;;J\
All.".., NUDe ot a .~
I'in Egypt.
Indden1y, instantly. ii.iJ\J,
BeaUy, truly, in eH'ect, in fact.
t=-i'J.HJ, Beally, d'ectively. J
J>. '''J, Within. ~';~~J, J Ea/, The twenty-ftrst letter of
In. the meantime, after which, the Arabic alphabet, ~ 100 ill
arithmetic.
then. ~\(..~J, Everywhere, ~\.i liihitl, Taker, sei%er. An as-
..J"~\JJ\J, Long ago. ~J, tringent, constipator. t:\.v'\~\i.
~J\, To the bottom of the The Miser or IOU.
aft'air. .J\fJ'~~~J::U\.\j'J, ~ IJ liih.1, The future; that which
is um or allJl~ the follcnriuar
:By night and by day. ~"J, (rear). POIUDle, capable, ekilfIIl, - -
Clent. Able.
Yeaterday. r4J\~rHJ,
~ IJ lah.",t, The next night; (plur.
!Jne day• .J,,~l\J, Immecliately,
IDltaDtiy. ~ 1;), A. midwife.
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i:\ !\i i41nlf,at, Capacity, skill,
aptitude, C01lVeDieDcy.
~\i KahIl, Cain.
JJ\i idtil, Killer, murderer.
Jo)\i idtl.,., Potent, powerful, capable,
Ikilful. Able.
V".,)\i Katl.., Cadiz (in Spain).
~.,)\i Kdtlaf,.Ja, A city in Cbaldea,
famou for the battle which objected
Penia to the Arabian Khalifat, A.D. 636.
ro)\i idtltm, Coming, arriving.
JU }d,., Pitch. [large ship.
yJU i4N, A boat belonging to a
t...JU idrit! Gainer at drawing lots.
~,;U, Adversity, evil. ~J\iJI,
The day of judgment.
~J}; kar1ir/lt, A 1laak. Analabaater
TMe (for ointment).
l:JJJ\i Earll,., Supposed to be the ~li katal, A court-yard; a gutter.
_e penon called Korah, N umbel'l,
chap. m., whom the Mahometana de-
ecriOO as the cousin of Moeee. He iB
fJequently alluded to by the poet. and
moraliata, not only I I eXCI'emely band-
.ome, but I I J)OIIIIeIIied of immense wealth,
Illquired by "his Uill in ehemiatly, and
the diacovery of the pbilOlOpher'1 atone;
whiht hiB STance ia repreeented as BO re-
markable, that hia nama ia proverbiallJ
applied to all misen. They add, tbat 1t
was on lUlCOunt of bia refUBal to pay
MOIMllI a tythe of bia poueaaiona for the
JIllblic uae, the eKth opened and nal-
lowed him up.
..;,;\i idn, A reader.
U idmt, part. Dividing, distri-
r-bat.iag; 4liatributive. .
U""'\i idII (rem. 4-:\i), Hard, cruel.
;:'U ialiw (fem. ;r.\i), part. Ex-
eoriating the Ikin (aolow).
",-,\i i41id (fem. i",-,\i), A. mes-
1eIIgllI', a courier.
..rr\i iiUir, Defectiye, inau1Ilcicnt,
~impotent.
J\;
u.. \i i41if, part. Breaking, shaking.
driving.
. ....\i i4II (lem. ~\i), Remote,
....w diatant.
~\i i4lI, A cadi,
a judge, civil,
criminal, and eccleaiaatic. ~\i
.}-II, An army judge. ~\i
&o::.:\=:-ls\ (God) the judge of
the neceaitiel (of mankind). (one.
~\i k4'ihal, All (mankind), every
,>\i IIIU,., part. Distilling gum (a
tree, e~lly that called dragon'l
e \i
blood), dropping urine.
hltit! part. Cutting, rescind-
ing, dividing, ..parating. Dec~ive, per-
emptory,categorical, ~';y'~\i,
A cut-puree, a highwa~ au .....m..
~\i latin (plur. I.:)\.W), An in-
habitaut.
~\i kiJ.titl, Sitting, sedentary.
i~\.i kdf:itlat, The base, basil,
foundation, ground-work. The m.etro-
polie, capitll. A. rule, cuato~ inHitution,
mode, manner, Ityle, regu)atioll.
~\i Kdf, A fabulous mountain,
anciently imagined by tbe Aeiatiee to
Inrround the world, and to bind the
horizon on all lidee.
ll;\i kafiLlt or idfiLlA (pI. of jil';),
A caravan, a body of travellere.
4i\i idfiy/lt or idjiY/ll, A poem,
rhyme, cadence, metre j the lut CODeo-
nant in a vene, to which all the other
dUtiche rbyme. [cine.
~\i kdlnJal, Cardamoma; a medi-
~ \j kakum, The ermine.
J\i idl, To say.
~\i idlto, A form, model, mould,
anything in which or from which an0-
ther ia inade. The body, a but, lhape,
~gure. body.

~li kffUlt, The stature, shape,
form, lIgure.
t:"'\i kmif:! part. 8ubduiDg. A
conqueror.
UN~ \i km1ll, The ocean, the
middle of the _. The D&lIle of an
Arabic lexicon, compiled by FirOzbldt,
who li"ed in the fourteenth century, co-
temporary with Tamerlane i who made
him a pnlIMl1lt of 6,000 ducats u a re-
wan!. for his industry and learning. This
dictionary '11'88 trauslated into Latin by
Giggeus, and published at Milan, A. D.
1632.
i..Jl: or i.a;\;, The crop of a bird. C)\;i kabba,., A great pair of scales.
~ \; unif:! Contented, satisfied.
-.;JJ1 \; hinan, A species of dulcimer, Crimes, etc.·
harp, or lIBCkbut; the stringa of which, J~~ ubayil (plur. of .i\o))'
from tlfty to sixty in number, rest upon
two bril~ anci are touched by bOth
banda, WIthout making use of any kind
of plectnun or bow. A canon, rule, re-
gulation, fonn, mode, manner, law, usage,
custom, couatitntion, statute, otdinance.
~\i hiA.,. (part.), Subduillg; tri-
umphing. A conqueror.
~\,; hiMrat or lwAiraA, A con-
qUertl88, victrix, Augusta, ~\i1\
AlkiiAiNlt, (The notorious) Al Cairo, or
Grand CaIro, the metropolis of F..Im>t.
It wu 10 named by Giauer, geneiifto
the 1Irat Fatemite Khalif of Emt, who
ordered the foundations to_. fie laid
~A. D. 968) wben the planet MlU'II wu
m the _dDt (to which the Arabian
88tzoon01llllfll gi"8 the epithet of bhir, or
the conqueror). It W88 completed in
Ave yeezs, and wu considerably enlarged
by succeeding prineea, particularly by
Saladin, who encl~ the new and the
old town, called Mear or F08thath, with
a wall 26,000 cubits in circumference.
~\,; kayrJ, A governor, president.
~I~\i, The general of an
anny.
~\i ky/. A physiognomist, a
cbiromancer, a fortune-teller, akilled in
signa.
~\; kayl (or ..~\; l:a,la,.), Saying.
184 ~
~\; kapt (fem. ~\,;). 8tandiDg,
erect, firm, heel, durable, 00IIItaIlt.
Vigilant, attena,,&, uaiduona, pene"er-
ing. ~u....~\i, A lieuteuant, a
Yice-gerent, the Kaimacam.
y~ liMb, Towers, vaults, cupolas.
~W Waltat, Deformity, villany,
~-. diahoneaty, a crime, a fault, a
ruoaIlyaction. Hue, ahamefuL
odW ktUJaltJA or ka1J4laA, Any con-
b-a.et,
especially of bargain aud sale,
signed by a juiige.
~~ WayiA (plur. of ~),
Tribes, famili., etc.
W Wbat, A builder of arched
. work. KtI1Jbat, A cupola, vault.
~ WA, Reprobation, detestation,
L buen- . nnainy, meann-. deformity.
KabiA. Bad, useIC8lI.
~ kalw, A' sepulchre, tomb, monu-
ment.
UN.;.-i K..wo., The island of Cyprus.
~~, A Cypriot. ~~T£~'
The ntriol of Cyprus; ooppuru.
~ 141HI, Takin~, ~iBing, Cl:p~
eequeatration. Gnpmg. CoJlltipeiion.
Contraction.
.t.A.J Wtlat or ktIl>d4A, Power, the
gripe of a aword; a handle. lltlUilt,
Ahandfnl.
b:oi iSbt (or ..)¥), Copts.
y\A;i Wk46, A wooden ah08 or
1&Ddal.
~ WI, The anterior part, the
front. Before. J~.,)nJ.:.i, Be-
fore entering or arriring.
I..1..i iSblat or 1ci1JltJA, ..Anything op-
Poeite; that put to whiCh ~pl. c1inJct
their faee in praY4!r (eepeetally )(ecea ;
 ~ 1~ ~~

~-tthe:v~~e, :~,.: C\~ Iid4A, A. ftre-ateeI, • tinder-

qauter of the world they are, tam bo yth"'Jar \ --
them.eiTes when going to pray.) X, or an mg I1mI • c..u
il..i.' Wlat or wr.J.,., A kiu. 1:tld4iiA,
glau A ftint. A poUer, a maker of
ware.
)~ WAr, Tombs. V'\~ Iutld" The mau, the bread
J,.; Wal, Receiving favourably, of the Eucharilt.
lakiDg well, COll8eD.tmg, granting, appro- ("'~ iutldm, Ancient, anterior,
batiOD, conce8Sion. J~I~), prior. The front, the projecting part.
Allceptable, agreeable. . ~\("\~, Before lOme. ~
~:~6QA, .A vault, an arch. d..\..u, In your presence.
~ WlA (fem. ~), Deformed, C~ "adaA, A cup, a glua, a bowl,
I..: • any drinking v_I, 8lIJl8Cially of the
ugly, shameful, base. ~~ larger size (sullicient for two men).
~!, Of a hideous appearance. .)~ kadar, Fate, destiny, divine
~ Wliat or ~, Species, kind, predestiuation, providence. Quantity.
E4Ulr and Icadtlr, Worth, value, dignity,
eon, genu. A tribe, a familr, a house, m ......ldt..
kindrild, parentage, race, Ime, stock, 0 ceo Power, ability. ~
generation, progeny. .)~I, Of exalted rank.
J\::.i
aUl, A. battle, conflict, com- i I~ lnuJrat, Power, potency, ,,;......v,
bat, eupgement, Ilaughter, carnage, ; '-0-
cleltnlction. Oppoeing, lighting. force, prowese, authority, rirtne. One
J:.i UtI, Slaoghter, murder, death. ;~~de:~butee 0'
God, oumipotence,
To kill. m1Uder. alanghter, hurt. V'~ Xud.., or X_, lerusaIem.
~ iatIl (fem. il.-;), Killed,
murdered. ("~ ~, A foot, the 101e of the
~.• WHA, A whore, a courtezan. foot, the fore foot, a fooClltep. .A -.p,
pace•
.b....s:i Wt, Scarcity, barrenneu, L.~. ~ (plv. of ~..u), The
Iterility; deame-, penury, h1lJll'8l', WIlDt, anCIent.. '•
fAmine.
l,;)U:..&i lltl!tUln, The name of a man V'r~ Judm1tl, Ancient, antique.
ealled the father of Arabia FeiU. iJ~ I_at or lidwtlt, An example,
l,;)1,.! Wtodn, Anthemia, camomile. model, any penon or thing imitat.ed; a
.u W (A. particle preceding Terbe, man of renown. ..J~"iJ~' An
signifJinlf in the preterite), certainly, example of justice, a model of equity•
.ue.dy, lome time since, long ago, for- \ -" i •: •- h u_
merly (he did it): (before verbe in the ~~ '-'WOI, A l l onov or pa~...n.
present or future) IOmetiJDel, now and to his nation, etc.)
then (he will come); in which - VJ~ lnuJilv. or WIl1tl, Pure•
.u! is alao used; thoogh both, aa holy., blseed; hence one of the Dam. of
well &8 manJ
other perticiee, are often God.
III8IlI expletil'ee, whie"h give a nervoDl- - A
_ or elegance to the style, whilst the rJ~ WIle., hatchet, an axe.
- - would be. complete wUhout them. ~.1i ItMlItl, Dried, lIhrunk. Plesb
..u, Stature. _oked or dried by the wind.
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.ft.,j,j Wfr, Powerful. An epithet r:} l«JrtJla, The being uloerons.
of God. K4rA, Wounding, ulcerating. (Plur.
("!.,j,j Ulf", (plnr. L.,j,j), Anoient, c:'})' A wound, a scar, a painful
old. Former. ulcer.
u\oiJ 1:tJsrAf, A pair of great scales. i.:...J l«Jrltat, One wound with a
A baliata, a catapult&, a _ bow or any nord, etc., ODe ulcer, pimple, p1llt1lle.
engine tor thrinriDg stem. or cIartI. Kw"'" A IlII&1l star OD the fonbead of
K-aj, Battlementa, piDnaclee, turretl. a hoJ'llll; alIo a speck OD the eye.
X-I. The velocity of a gallopiDg hoJ'llll. .3} ".rd, A male ape, monkey,
uoiJ kaf, Accusation, crimination, baboon, marmoset.
impeachment, reproach, oennre.
i.3} "irfltlt(pl. .JJ} iiri&fl),Aahe ape.
';~!Ji lirdtJt, Reading.
f,,/l.J _,, A round ball of paste or
y!,i kirab, A sword sheath, also medicine.
a cue in which it is laid up with all itl JI} ktwtl, Debt.
appurtenances.
~!Ji waHl or i.ra1ltlt (or ~!Ji lJ"'\l:,.J /Mtill or h.&rltll, Paper.
~} Kurt.,., Cordova in 8pain;
~), Propinquity, aftinity, re-
lationship, kindred, CODI&Dguinity, pa- Carthage.
rentage, alliance. ~} kurt#fll, Bastard saffron.
~ 9 iMTa1JtlA, A large flagon or t } Wto Knocking (at a gate);
vlllllle1 with two handles and a spout beating, -trikinlt (with a stick, etc., on
(eapecial1y made of/lUI), in which they the h8lld).
allow wine to stan forty days in order
to re8De. k."; Wtle,t, Baldnell8. K"'tM, A
.;!,i itlriJr, Constanoy, 1lrmneas, IJ} kiritlA, Cinnamon. [lot.
ltability, a Iafe, undisturbed habitatioo,
reat, peace, 'l.nietneaa, repose. Con- .;';} _ktlr, A large ship.
cluiOD; determiDation. r} K'trim, The Crimea, the Tauric
J!,i Twalor /Mal (from the Bela· or Cimmerian Chenone&e. ~
vouic), A kiDg. Chief, prince.
r.}l\, The Euxine sea.
~'I} _a,.,Reading. The Mcoran.
Y'; _i, Neighbonrhood, vicinity, l,;)L.}K/WtlmiJn,Caramania(Cilicia).
appl!08Ch. .r-;i Ii,.".••, Cochineal. ~.r-~
\I) itwtlba (pI. of ~.J), Re- iinni.ci, Scarlet.
lations. ~..; iirmld, A root or gntter tile.
• l:J~} _114,., A sacrifioe, victim, I:JJktIrfI (plur. l:JJ.J), A hom. .An
OhlatiOD; the eommuniOJl. age. X_, The top of • mOUlltain;
alIo a century.
~} wW, A large leather water
.w..; klimat, A corner.
K",.~ ~.; vii.~~~J:;ti-
bag.
macy. .&1IIaity, proDllJlty, • JAj} w_jil, The clove jilly flower.
UNY.) w~ The bow of a saddle. 'CJ} ....., Ulcerated. KtW'f1A (pI.
9 itwraI, The pupil of the eye. of cJ w1), Uloen, eoree..
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~} IwiI4 (plur. of .,}). Apes. ~_b'b,,; K."ldtfra, Co~tantine.
iJ} ••', Vil1ageII. r-i
1M••• An oath. 4JJ~~. To
~} ""I. Near, inpointoftime. take God to witDeM. E_ or ..-.
pIIce, 01' counecti.oa. Neighbouring
{pIMe); _ (the time); connected (by Dirilion. r-i,
To divide, to make
ftlatiamhip). N8llrly,1Wd by. with, in a partition amoqat othen. To maD a
• ,-aOD. About. 1II8lII11lll ~br. to ita jUlt lltandard.

~ ..,., or iirr"'. A village. To eXl-d; to dlspoae 01. KiMI, A put,

a parDon, diTilioD, • kind, -t. ....
e.} IGI11, See cJ.}· e,) WriA, .t.....i l:inuIt, A diviaioa, cIisari-
~ butio., partioa, Jot, abare. FaIe, b'-
tune, the decree of God. Deatiny•
.i«oJ J:.rfMt or UnW, Nature.
.,...
. . . . ~ to which the mind hu
-
~ kalfl. A priest, a monk.
~ kMlIA. Holm, Btraw. Btubble.
~} K ."A, A noble tribe in
~ iilTtr. Bark, akin, crust, hUlk,
An... afwhicll KahOll1era grudfather.
Ahda'fBlOb1lub, wu priuce. abell.~~. Au. egg-sheIL
r"'; Ceria, Crim Tartary. See ,.j. ~ iillw.'. Any covering. natunl
4:J!.} Ie1tI, Connected. joined. next, or accideutal, a Ibell, pod, Jmak, --.
~ adjoining; related, allied; akin, bark. cuticle, croat.
~; tied with the -.me rope. A ~~ MNIt!",.",. Horror. mak-
Irind, COIDpanioD, cotemporuy, Coeftl,
af 1M _ . ; acoaapintor. . . . . . ing the hair ItaDd erect. Th. tnabJiDg
ofa fever.
Jr.i3'~j.Acceptable. agreeable.
'-'j UrI,..,.
A. wife.
y~ ktul4lJ. A butcher.
~ \.:a; IMltJlJiy.'. A certain duty'
IJj ~M, A village. payable on akina.
j -. Raw aiIk. ",,\..::.i iild,. The law ofretaliatioo.
~)i -..., A caIdraD. Revenge, retributioa.
..t-9 ...., A a-lins· ~ \..::.i itIIayil. P08DUI, elegies•
Jo'-:lj, TIle Peraian IeCt of Ali. -.-i
iMtIlI. A. reed, a pen, or
~ythiDg limilarly hollow. The wind-

....
v-i ••
.£.t •
A. priest. '~~v-iJ'
with reprd to the reat; et

rl:.i ~ A distributor, a giver.

iJW . .."." Cruelty.
1....i lilt, lustice, equity.
h brtnbsmt, a diTidad.
vU-; ...., A balance. a pair
af . . . .
JrU-; J-uJt, A eurtain before a
---way.
' •. \,-L ,; X., _. ..,.,.. o.._ti-
pipe. Tubell, water-pipea, cana1I.
~ hu.'. A town. A large
Tillage.
~ iilwor 1iulIA. A thing. aft"air6
~ conditioll, accident. A. biItory.
Ki", tale, fable, apalogue.
~ hutl, Intention. deaigD, reeo-
lutioll, determiDa&ion, lIOO(Ml, Yin'. _
chinatioll, cona,piracr, project, delibe-
ration, pntlmliGa, aUempt, 8Ildeno1ll',
(uop1e. desire. wish, 'Will. ~, To in-
tend. propoae to ODe'..Jf, to 0ClDIpire,
etc.
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~ l:twtw, To diminish, abbreviate,
abridge, cont.ract. K ...., A. palace, an
elegant villa. ~U.rzi, A royal
palace.
v-i killl8, Histories, narrations,
tabU..
~ kalttlt, A dish, a plate, a
I&UCer, the buon or _e or a balaace.
~ ktuwcJ, The end, extremity.
.Jr:U
hua,., A defect, default, de-
Cl'lllIlIe, Cailure, want, deficiency, re-
mainder ; error, ain, fault. Palaoes,
villae, C&lItlell.
~~ "lUlDtI', Far distant, remote
(country, etc.) The extremity.
~ lcU,tlll, A history, tale, romance,
Cable, apologue.
~ !r.tuycJ, An extremity.
~ kalftl, Broken (spear). A
poem. Marrow, a marrow-bone. A.
at&«, a rod.
i~ kaftitlt or kalfcUll (plur.
~\.Ai and l.:J\~), A poem.
~ kaf,. (fem. b~). Defective,
unequal, short, barren.
~ iad4, The office or sentence of
a judge, a decree, mandate, judgment,
emler, jurildiction. Fate, de8tiny, pre-
destination, fatality, death. An accident,
chance. Arrival, approach. Departure.
';\.4; kutlcJt (plur. of ~u), Judges.
~\.4; kulayd, Plur. of i~.
~ A:tJtlfb, A long slender branch
or rod. A. bow of the branch of a tree.
~ A:tJtlfytlt or A:tJtlfytIA (pI. 4\.4;),
A. thing, subetance, action, fact. A. decla-
ration, jJropoaition, decision, determina-
tion. Quarrel, dispute, contention. His-
tory, narra~T8. Command, order.
l::u kat, or 1:U katt, kitt, Me, Only,
at least. Viz., to wit. Ever, never.
W~~l., I never saw him. hi
~
kilt" Cutting a thing traD8Yenely i cut-
ting or m&king a pen. Kilt (plur.
k \bi, A he-cat
\bj "td, A bird of the shape of the
shape of a pigeon, dying in large lIocb,
anef lmowin~ where water is to De food
at a great diStance.
t.\bj ","tat and ~ (pI. o! ~~),
Robbers, 888ft ·ins. ~):al\t.\bi,
Weston of roads, highwaymen.
u\bi "tal or kitaj, The vintage.
u\bi "ttaf, A vintager.
~\bi kata,if(plur. of ~), A
Persian cake of line dour, honey, IIId
aeaam6 oil.
~ 1nItb, The polar star, the
~orth pole. A. prince, lord, chief. The
iron we round which a wheel tIImL
~t...:J \~, The arctic, or
north pole. ~M\~' The
antartic pole.
}» ktItr, Dropping (88 water). Ewtr,
The side of the body. A. t.ract or quarter
of the heavens or earth. A. diameter liDe.
l.:J~ ktltrat, Drops.
l,:)!}U k4sttJrdII, Liquid pitch.
~ Utrtlt or iatrd, One drop.
~ ktJtat , Cutting off, amputating.
To cut oft', amputate, break oft', retire,
withdraw from; to terminate, conclude,
lIniah, sto~ ahort. To fix the price of a
ransom. To pus (a river or bridge).
'W:J ItIttall, In no shape, not at
all, never, by no means.
.t.hi kitf:...tlt, A segment, eectiOD,
portion, part, division, piece, cut, monel.
Ul:zj l:attlf, Gathering in the vint-
age.
~ ","till or ktIM, Cotton. ~,
Mide of ootton.
~ ItItft' A flock (of sheep).
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~ I:tJtftllt, A. portion or land lli iilltIl or lalltJt, Penury, lIC&I'Qity.
(~y in feudal tenare). Tribute,
toll, impost. indigence, poTeriy.
~ 1:tJtf/1It or I:tJtflflA, Velvet, rP Ktdsum, Clysma, a town in
latin (DDt uaed). Egypt near MODDt Sinai, wheu.ce
..Mi hIt-, To set down. rP~' The Red Sea.
i ~ hleltJt, One sitting, lleIIion, ~ W t , Extraotion, pnlling up,
or the IpIIl8 which 0IIll perIOn OCCD.piee teariDg out, extirpating. To draw out,
when uUiDg. tear oft', emrpate, eradicate, extract,
jd "f!', An aby.;. a gulf; the pull dOWD,SUbTert, OTerturn, ruin. Ku.t.
boUom or depth of a well Cutles (plur. of LJ.i). KfIlf:! The
.>.,-i -tfltl, Sitting. E ofaabip.
~ 1:tJt ftl, He who sits with ano- LJ.i IaltfltOI IaltflA(plur. ~ iiltIt?,
ther, •••., a colleague, a confederate. .A. cutle, a fort (eepecially on the top of
\Ai iifd (plur. l"Ju, ~\, and a D1ODDtain).
c,;U
ioU' or lA.;\), The back part of KtIlUr, Unquiet.
Wk, Disquietude, commotion.
[agitation.
mythiD.g.
JUi hlffdl, A locksmith.
J
li.l.i 1aUd1, Violent motion or
U; -.lilt, A. basket (especially of r1.i
Ialom, A pen. A. oharacter, a
mode of writing. An engraTiDg tooL .A.
palm I_Tee, in which wom8ll keep their pencil.
cotton when.l81ring, etc.)
,-=,\:.ii hI.ftiJ,., A robe of honour ~~ Ialomtwti,A, A pen-knife.
which Eastern princes present to ambu- .J\(.J.j 1:tJlamlar, An engraver on
Iadon, etc.
b,.., .ilTer or gold. X,"-kiiri, The
~ hllr, A desert without herbage. engraTing.rt (from the Penian).
v-Ai hllfII, A. bird's cage. v-U ~,..u Ialomll,., A chamelion. A.
~).I, The netting of a ship, chaDging-colourecl cloth.
eepecially on the tope. [cage. .J~ Waff4tw, A kind of wandering
vaii 1:tJlfII (plur. 1JllA.;'), A. bird's Mabometan monk, with .baTen head and
beard; who .bandona eTerrthing, wife,
J.U lcujl, A. look, a bolt, a bar. friencb, poaaeaIIiona, and retires from the
world; also the D&IIUl of the founder of
i.J1i lililtlat, A. collar, necklace, this religious'order.
chain, or any ornament for the neck. i,,-;1i1:tJla1llflfDflt, A mitre, high
t..li lilil t (plur. of ~ and .w;), cap, or tiara. . Heartl.
Cudee, forte, citadels. y~ Wah (plur. of ~ W,
kli iil4t tlt, The sail of a ship. ~ Ialf, Cooking in a frying-pa11,
r1:;,
Plnr. of r1.i
Ialam, Pens. Jai, A kind-of _p-uhca.
~ W, The heart. ~\:li Wiyiifl, A kind of pipe for
..~ laIN,., Cordially, heartil.y. smoking through water.
~ WM, Cordial, hearty. (Adj.) .i~ hllt,at, Anything fried.
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~ Wll, Little, smal1, moderate.
~~, A 8mall thing, a tride,
a bagatelle. ~J~' Small and
.Jlk:.i kintar or vulg. iMta,., A.
quintal.
great. .J~~\JJi, Of small es- ~ hll.tJt! The being contented.
timation. ..~#~, By degrees, .ll:..i Ivnfws (fem. i.ll:J pI. iiW),
tpariDgiy, by little aud liUle.
),:i iimdr or hlmdr, Dioo, or any
pme of huard, with _"., etc.
LPU iaIdd, Silk cloth, flne linen,
fum1ture.
ltull'; mercbandi8e, ho_hold
1,U kimdt, A 8waddling or cradle
b&JuL
z;.; iilllllUlt, The top of anything.
~-A, Wheat.
.ri l:auw, The moon.
k.i '"'-tt, Swaddling an infant.
.r-~ Uatarlr, A calamitous day.
~ ..at! Destruction, mbjeotion,
throwing down, atrikiDg on the head;
klllllhliJijr, renderiD¥ ooatemptible. To
quell eedItion, to qUIet the public discon-
tellt. X_f:., A pimple Oil the edge of
the lip. X_Ill. A t'imne1.
~ ki..-,., A decanter. a vessel
shaped like a cucumber, UJed fOl' warm-
ingwater.
J.i hlml (plur.
of il.i Iv_t, A
~ hlmb, A shirt. (101118), lice.
~ _I,., A chimney, etc.
~',; IafDa.iI, Plur. of .i4;ti.
;\:.; &Mdt (plur. \:.;), A 8ubterra-
neous canal ~'''':; hwJani.. (plar. of ~y\i),
~\:.; -.atfr, Plur. ofJ\h:.:i.
~\:.i J:anattlt, Content; klmquility;
a1IItiuace; ODntiDeDoe.
~ hiulai or _lilli, Hemp.
.!r.-i IutMtri (or ~), A lark.
~ MBtd, SU&V, .upr-eandy.
.JL.~ KafllcrMr, A. kiDgdom and
city ~ .pm Penia, hctiA, JWt,
anano~.
J! ~ hnttlrl, A lamp, lanthorn,
chandelier, braached caudl8lti.cJr
A hedge.Jaog, lin urchin.
1.:)1,:.i, Plur. of iW.
i~ !untDtlt or kintDM (or ~),
Acquiaition.
l,joi kunilt, Despairing. Despair.
tri hlnilt! Contented.
~ kuga.. or ,"",0, Acquired
wealth (in docb, etc.)
;. _:'; ki,."I""t or hI..fllM (pl. Jhi),
A phial, a glua bottle. [wiTel.
~Ij utDdbil (plur. ot ~ti), lfid-
~ J:atDdrif' (plar. of ~}\j),!
of the Alcoran, which the Jila-
hometan. rep.t ~&l.y _hell ill
appreheusion of dangw ei&I.IBr from .a
or lUlimala.
~!p iaunodl, A bow-maker.
~\"':; IatDatif:.! Birds of pueage.
~Ij katDaf:id (plur. of i~\i),
»-. fOllndations, pillan, props. Ral..,
CllUlOns, etc.
Jjl,; hltDdjil (pt of ll;ti), Cara-
TaDII. bodies of travellers.
Canons, regulations, etatutes, etc. HIlpI.
~ Ij, Sayings, words.
~~ IatDdgm, Plv. of ~\i.
1.::.); iiU or l:twJ1, Nourilkmmt,
aliment, food, TietuaJ.•
iF kiltDM, Power, force, vigour,
atlength, flrmu_ ; m,., anthority.
Fae&1iy. ~l:J'~, TlaeviRble
6leulti_,mpt. M..U1~,B:_-
 ~ 191 Jei
mg. ~\.iij:.i, Tutiug. ij:.i W i411Wtat, Laughing loudly or
~\, Touching. ~.i~\.;j:.i, indecently. •
The power or aUnction; allurement. i,fi kaMotJI or ,,.; ~..., C01l'ee.
This word, in the lIlIDe manner, precedes ( " - Of d...... I d
the following and many othell;" ~J'Jf" • llS..,7 c 011 Y
~, Distributive (power); colour.
~\.>, Expulaive, repelling; .>\ei iiy4d, Reins, a brielle, halter.
~.r-, Moving; ~L., Beten- i<J\ei ,",allat, Le.ding, oonducL
.1' Intelleo.--'" ': _~ ..... \ei iiyl2., Meaanre. Comparieon.
tive; ~J~'.wu;~, Bauoning, logic; a 1J1logiam. All
1lucib1e (also nge, anger) ; opinion, argument. Thought, deeilPlL
conjecture, ~ IUppoR_
~~, ConcupiloenL r-.
V'~ • •, A bow for shooting or ...,,-:\ei
lIyl2ll (lem. ~~), Ana-
for Iep&J'&ting eotton. 8agittariQl the logical, regular.
Imaginary.
~aeal sign. -cJJu-j, The ~\ei iagl2lllrtlt (plur. of ~),
lIJIlOOw. C--, emperors, monarcha.
J;; Ial, A word, a saying. An ii\ei iiyl2ftlt, Appearanoe, &em-
agreement, compact, - t , lIllq1Iiee- blaDce, likenea, reeemb1aDce, imitation,
- .•contract, J.._:n 8-_I.:ng, pro-
~6- • • ~ J'llIII:l*'Dtatto·" . 1DlUID8I', mode,
n, po•., lUJ',
1IOlIIIeIJIf, gimr .. Opmloa upoa ..y- habit.
tJUar·
~ lur.j. The colic. A dis- (' \ei a,a-, Standing erect, riling
~ up, reI1Irrection, insurrection.
_ o~ from cold seizing the - I "
Iboulderi and lMck or the neck. M ~ iigl2mcsl, The resurrection, the
HaTing
a eelic. tat day.
J~ iatl1lf, Verbal. J~ klU,., A guitar, harp, lyre.
i-ii
Uwm, People, a nation; tribe, ~ lagll, Matter, pllS.
JJ;; ia-til, Loquacious. [tamily. -¥ lagrl, A chain, fetter, bot.
lipnent. A paaQoa,
I.j,i iIwI (fem. 'ij), :Robust, firm, . .gain, rnle,ri!pWion,o::r:oftnaty,
*-r, wid, pow-'uI, ngonna meat, obli~on, Nltrietion, moZ::
~ .i ilnoIm, Right, straight. tio~; enro . g IIDJthi ur in a publio
I-T regi8ter.
J\fi i411Ad,., Powerfnl, conqueror, ~ kI,., A kind of pitch or bitumen
IIIbduer, imperiolU, avenger. All op- ~ from __ mo1lJl~ whiab
preuivo tyrant, J\f£!', The om- they u8ed in ship-building, eto.
DipoteDt er aftlll'iD« God. W '.,.r-i X . .tItI1''', Cyrene in Africa.
Jti iMw. Foroe, riolellce, pewor, ;a;; itIg..., c.ar, an emperor.
GppI'eIIioa, .bjectiou, ~ 88- 'i~, The imperial dignity,
verity, ~t,. ~1lIlt, ehMtiIe- em,,;.... 0 - . [plant'.
_ t ; rage, indipatiOD. r-- t
~L..;ti kir.tJI4., A celebrated ('~ lagrim, Southemwood (a
I&b.Ioua hero 01 Penia. J;; bl, A word, a speech, a saying
Io/fii !dUra', Retreating. (especially in answer). J\iJ~'
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the propollition and the answer, conTer-
ution,dialogue; loq.ousn-,garrulity.
y.i\S' !dlii (fem. ~.;\S'), A liar.
Tumult, confusion. False. ~.i\S'V"'\;i, Afalae syl-
cl~ "'mat (plur. ~ "iyam), Price, logism.
Talue, estimation. Measure. Stature. )~ !dr, Business, occupation,labour.
~ "'mal, Hashed meat. art, profession, trade, commerce•
o)~ kuy1Ul (plur. ot ~), Chains; .t::...'.J\S' kara,taA. Planks and other
materials for h01lll8-buildiDg.
obligations; laws, etc. "',r-i Jb,;:. ~ \::...J\S' IciriAciMA, A fabric.
~" The articles and conditions j)\S'14ria. A preacher.
of peace.
~~.J\S' !dNDan, A caravan, a large
~#;; l4gyum, Permanent, 1lrm.
body oftl'aTellenl.
Stable, durable, Axed, eteady.
y)\S' hirib, Abhorring. deteeting.
An abhorrer, abhorrent.
d """,1S' huN or l)"'\S' itJI (plur. lJ'Ji.
d 14f, The twenty-aecond letter· l)"'~, c.:.>L\S. and vf'). A
of the Arabic alphabet. In arithmetic cup, a goblet, a bowl (especially when
it exp~ 20. 1llfed with wine).
d 14. Is an iJl8eparable adverb of ~\S' idIiJ, A gainer. an acquirer.
lIimilitnde prefixed to Arabic noUDS or ~\S' 14M (fem. i~\S'). Worth-
particlea (neTer to pl'OnoUDS), aignitying 1-, deficient in 'JuaDtity or qulliy,
as, like, so. etc. Ji~\S'. Like the :~,in~ :ee~cu:.\nae::
first. as before. ~\S'. As if. ,~, ~\S'J"'" A dull market, whera
So, thus: and othen, which will be nothing ia bought or &Old.
found in their alphabetical places.
d hi (maao.), d lei (fem.). is r\S' !d,ir. A breaker.
the aftlxed JTlnoun of the II8COIld ,l"'l'8On, ~\S' ltiutJA, A cup, & goblet.
haTing, With Terbe or }!repoei.tioDB, a
relatiTe or pereonal aigniBcation, and a
Io-li.:. \S' led,,...'.
'.J I
A deteetor,diaooverer.
poIIMBiTe or relatiTe with noUDS; 88 ~\S' !dlat or !d/GA, All, univenal.
d.J~ rlMabal4. He beat you. The whole.
~ bS "'tabula, Your book. .} \S' lcijir, An infidel, an impious
~1S' l4abat, Melanoholy. The being wretch. .t...:J~\S', Ungrateful,
dUconeolate. [mare. Unthankful for benmt..
(,;Wy.\S' lcibfll, The inoubus or night- J,;\S' "ajil, A sponsor. & surety.
~\S' lcitib (plur. ~~ and . J.,i\S' hi/u", Flowers of the palm-
i.d) A notary a scribe A.. ~ or nne; lI1a? t!J.eir en~lope. Cam-
. • , _..' • phlre. A. fountain m Paradiae.
writer. ~I~\S' or ~~. j\S'14ft, Suftlcient. enough, effioa-
A. eecretary. " cioDB, entire, perfect.
f\S' katim, part. Concealed. ab- J ;J\S' !dldtDtDlJl, As before. like the
IOODdiDg. fIrsL
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t.~ ldliA, Hideous. Adverse (for. ..! iilw or itJ6r, Nobility, eminence,
Qllle). ~. magaitade, lIIlIgIIi1iceJlC8; pomp, pride,
haughtiness.
J..~ la.il, PerCect, complete, full,
~ Wtwa (plur. of .d), Great
entire (or ~j,!\j..\~), Of just mea, grandee.. [etc•
weight. J~'j..~, The best ..;~ lcu1wa' (fem. of~I), Greater,
Ia.., tile completeR proo& or materiala. ~~ wngiJ, Grandeur, magui1l-
.....~ 14• •, Who is concealed, ceJlce, power, ucelleace ; pride, haoghti-
'"'hiIIdeu.. [happened. -.
l:J~ iriu, It was, existed, became, ~~ hlrlt, Sulphur. ~~
;}S u-..., But if, sa if, like. E', The philosopher's stone.
l:JY IS Ifill• ., A. fire-grate, chafing- ~W,l,Aram.
diIJl, or my place for holding llre. ~ WI,. (fem. ~ WI,.at),
J.i]\I:J""; V, December, and Large in body, great in powermd wealth.
Great, grand.
.r>-]\~~\), January.
\.-.s WI,d or \.-.S, Intercalary,
~t Ju....... .A.a if he (or it), 88 emboliamal. Leap year.
if iJIdeed. y\:.S' ,"tdb (plur. ~), A book,
\'..-IS ~, Yellow amber (80 "olume; writiog; a letter, a miaUTe,
:Jcalled from ita attncting ItraWl). dispatches. y~ 1nIttd6 (pL of
J-'~ 1:dAil, Slow, tardy, languid;
~~), Writel'll, secretaries.
ilIIe, lazy, uegligent. ,
~~ u-. Priest. L~ J:ittJ6at, Writing, describing,
•inaeribiDg. An inscription, the title of
t;J!.t!up, ~tr and 4i~, Being, a book, a picture or paiDtiug (on the
walla of houam).
aiatiDg. A. creature. ~~~
.;)GS hUiJn, Linen. Flax.
4;)~' Be he who he may, whoever
~ katlJ, Writing, describing.
it YU. '-=-'4~, Beings, crea- 'KIIt_ or 1nIl6, Boob.
. . . tbe tmiTeRe.
~ Wi, Inverting, overthrowing,
i.4 katalJat or katalJaA (plur. of
_bliag OIl the ground, throwing one ~~), Writel'll. KitlJat, De-
. .hile-. aciiption, inscription, the writing of a
book.
yl:S W46, Roasted meat. I~ Ut/&Aatla, A lord-lieutenant,
kLS idcJNt, CubeW, an aromatic. vicar, locum.tenens, deputy.
J~ iilHi,. (plur. of~), Grandees, ~ kataj, kit! or ,",til (pI. u\:.S'1
...... _ diatiaguiahed for wealth md
or ~), The ahouldel'll; shoulder-
bcnrIedge. J~ Wid,., Capel'll. blades; broad ahouldered.
.;l:S ald.lt, Plur. of ~, Rams. ~ l:atkatat, Acting wrong•
Laughing loud.
.J:!~ l:MtJyir (plur. of ~), Great,
J.p, _0118 thiDgs; mortal aias. ~ }atm (and ~~), Hiding, lurk-
ing, absconding; COYering, Ylliling, COD-
~ aU (plur. .J~, .,~, and ~I). celJing. To keep a ReCret. Colloealing
ne heat. the Ii"rr. his tboughta.
13
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tiOD, TCution, IOrrOW, . - , ~,
,..-( . , ..., ClOle, socret. anguiJh,lOlicitQde,anDety,~
or h Darkn-, dlmn-, im-
~ col~ur, of ~e ~ofW:;,
I melancholy.
iMfraA, Gum tragacant . purity (of
;~'4'" 1.--4#'4Jt, Dennty, thicknees. etc.) The bel~ turbId, , 111 .'Joy
. . . ,;0) ~. water. Xadir, DIStracted, perp WIth
Hardn-, solidity. misfortunes. Poured out (u water).
..? iaIr, Abu~danoe, riches. bJJ.JS ktulartlt (plur. of ~~,.JS),
m.r4l, Multitude, plenty, AftIictioD, anguish, perWrbatiClll, opprw-
:;;;;udanoe, ~pertlaity, the !lest or
; & (

mOIl of 'Pirit.. •
greatest part. \.»' ia4 (comp. of d and \.,),
~ hufr (fem. ~), ~aBY, mucb, Thia, that. \.»'~, TWa or that
eopious, abundant, plentiful, DIlDIlll'0118. night. \ili, ThUL \.»',\~, So
Superfluity, redundance. ~~, aud 10, CODIllquclltly, CODleCutiYely, et
t:AiJ::,Lql~, Superfluity hurte, a t ~~ al5il6 or MelJ, See y,»
little does good. ~Cll..j, Along -
)1 & ( L'bera! ·itJIh. ~\~ itJaah, Aliar. K'ta4i,
~,--~, 1 Ca1liDr ~ne a liar.
I
time. [K_. A lie.
kind. ~}l!J$, Many coloured. ,,-,.).S Mi, lili, _ii, Lying•
.).riJ~, Most noxious or burt- i.»
iuatJlHJt or y~.»', A liar.
fuI. ~JJ:1.;, Little and much. ~.»' ktJulil:, So, thus, in the like
...~ huf,..,. (;.;$..::.J\.U,,) and manner (compounded of ~ like,
i~..::.J~), Often, frequently. and ~..;, that).
!r-'" ifNI,." Gum tragacanth. YJ.»' iaah, A liar. See' ,-:-,'.»'.
~ huff, Thiok, denae; many, '} ktJrr, Repeating, reiterating; re-
much. turniDg briDgiDg back.
J~ WHIZ, A speciea of antimo~y. l} kif"d,'Hire, rent. To farm, rent,
A oollyrium. Small ~ or anytbintiJ give or take Upoll hire.
limilar used u amulets against the l I I C 1 - ' ~ ( L._
nation ~f malignant eyes. X.jAil, An c.=.Jl)
iurat, Plur. of I f ",-.rat.
oculist. A:4mit (plur. ~ .t.Tat).
c.=.Jg
~ WI, A collyrium. or antimony TimeB, many times.
redued to a ftne ~wder UMd for the ~g lcwra., A leek. •
eyes, etc. ~',,)rlJsS', A tree ~.Jl} _lim (plur. of L.o~),
bearing black berries. whieb VII excel- Volumes, lIlCtiou, ebapten, papen,
lent for the eyea. vw),iJsS', writinga. ~JI~ftL:..J\
8arooco!Ja. a Persian gum or balsam, used I.-J) !JJI~ .JL.l"', The glory
in chwIing wonada. of ; merc~t is· in 'Jus p _ ; the glory
1.s$ itJ1llil HaTing naturally black of a learned man in his writings.
eyes, ele-brows, ad eJe-laabes, without vwl} ilWa,. The Alcoran. or a &eO-
the UBiatance of art. • f 't
- Ii.,;.....ue tiOllO I.
oiS 1tMltl. Trouble, labour, a-e , ; .\,-( r. ilItIt ,( and
(plur.
diligenee, endeavour. -:.r ,.UfT V-:J'
J.JS itulM-, Trouble, aftlictioD, agita- ~J!J), A volume, writing, etc•

•
 J-j .J
e...'J Awril,td, Planks and other ~} 1rMwft, Celery.
materials for buildiug. i}} __.1, Re -entering, renew-
-.;:IJ lord", Plur. of ..rj. !!i:. repetition. Turning (a mill, etc.)
J\} _u1l, Plar. Qf .jJ,Cranea. llihi~, agitating (M wind the clOlldll).

rlJ
eSc.
_4.. (plur. ot t!-}), Noble,
~ awa,.. repe!ling. Coll~,
pthering together. RetainiJlS' detaii-
!Dr. Calling (to a fowl). Taking flight.
LlugbiDg immoderately.
LeI} Waflltlt, Generosity, munitl-
rSf.yellow-root
- which
or }arUm, 8aft'ron; •
CleIIee, dipity, exoellence, rmlJ'llIIce. tin~
of a Iaft'ron
Veuerable, liberal, belledeent, preciou, eoloQr j diOllOOridea j D&IIUI ota mediciae.
laluable, worthy, dignited. The rainbo....
~jlJ hwiJwt,iJ alld 4.J.J1}. Carra- ~j wkMul, A rhinooeroa.
way-teedl.
r} wain, Gt>nerosity, liberality,
h'J w,zMt, .; ad ~'.J, nobleuell. grandeur. magniBcenC8, bene-
la.thiDr, deteltation.
ATerDOD, honor, 8ceDce.'grace, laTOUr. clem_OJ, eourtesy.
'~~ hJrGJMM, Unwillinaly, lI'OOdnea, kinduea, benignity. Karim,
lIon01ll'1lble, praiae-wortliy, u:celling in
ftluotantly. gnatn_ of mind. X.,. (plural,
Yj ilw6, The being dlioted, rJ})' A grape vine.
meJuekoly, unfortanate. (Plur. L!J --.a (plar. of t!-j), The
noble, pnerout (men).
YJ} and Y} .bcruh), Anguish,
'Illution. i-} Wmtlt, One vine.
iJj _hat, Miction, distress. ~.J kartMi, Cabbage, cauli1lower
ij _at, A globe, a sphere, a ball. or ~j), A dish made of, or
_t~withit.
i] ka".e, Once, one time .or
tum j 0IIAl attack. I:,)',J IartlfDalt (rem. ;;'J})' The
name of a bird, a bUltard, a crane, etc.
IJl>.} l:twUiJui, A workhouse,
Dl&Dufaeto l1' l.;h} iMviJ••AearavlUl.",~I,j,
.J1. ilwtlJ The Curds, a nation in "noa_a" A
building for caruan••
cara~ or public
Armenia about the Gordian mountains.
I:JI.J} wtl4,., A. necklJce. '-i-'.,J ktwa6 (Pl. ot '-i-'i), Grieftl.
..;.J} .bcrtlf, A native of l:,)~tJj. c.;r.:!,}
larahl.., The cherubim.
~J..,.!II~L., TBe cherub angeI..
jj ..... Preaching.
JJj ~r, Returning, reourriDg.
..."..J iIwIf, A throne, a chair, a seat,
(Plar. of:; kaIT). [Vmea.
a atoo}, tile bench (of a judge). A pulpit.
TU eryataDiDe or empJl'8&ll heaTOD (as
beiug tile _ppoeed throne of God). rJJ
hwa.. (plur. of r} ....),
LPJ ArUl or .,1 (plar. J-,j), ij 1;:,.1 or wA, Aversion, abomi-
nation, deteatatlon, abhorrpee. Troubla,
The rough tripe or stomach of a b...t DlOleatation, difficulty. whateTer on. is

&j,:.j _11..
ehe1ring the cud.
1, The Arabic Ian-
ruare writteu in 8yriac charsotel'l j any
oompelllld to do relllCtantly. 'l.j
l:twAM( ou} J;-,
With diftlcu!ty,
Syri8c writing. inconTelliently.
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~j Urib, Sad, mournful. ~ hllila, Having an infirmity in
~j karlbat, Misfortune, calamity. the hand. or feet.
Uri (I ,( d L. () G ~ hur, A rupture, breach, rout,
("!o j m p. r:r
an Of? ener- putting to dight. The vowel point _
oua, munificent, liberal, magnidcent, or ktur. (,) orahon i. TC? break, to de-
splendid, grand, benign, beilevolent, 8troy, to rout, to put to dlght, to break
beneficent, courteoua, gracious, merciful, the edge. To mark with the point "--.
venerable, reverend, respectable. Kind. . (
~.l\ . th ji__'-
One of the attributes of God. A religious v-:-- :r-' To mortify e eau,
man, fearing God. ~ A<!.f' or
~.l\ ,( To humble one's-Belf.
," (~ hurat or hurd, The vowel i.
a noble, beneficentdisposition. ("!or One fracture, rupture, bl'llllCh. Ku".t,
~Wi or ~1>.~\("!oj, Most noble, A fragment. .
generous, etc. ..~j.uJ\, God is ..;~ Kiwa', ChOSroeB, Cyrus, an
:I'nl \ emperor, the 81lI'Il&me of Beveral kiDJI of
great, merc"..., eto. Pema(likePtolemramongtheEgyptillll,
i....J.j Uri".., (fem. of ("!oj), Noble, or C_ with the RoIDIUIII).
generoua, etc. A. prineeu, a lady. ~ iaItIl, Laxness, slowness j
C)~.}l\, The two eyes (as the cowardice. [ClothElll.
noblest parts of the body). '-=-"rS mlDdt, Plnr. of i,...!,
"!.j wfA, Detestable, abominable, irS lnmotlt or kUwtJt; ~ or
dirty, filthy. ja:J.\~j, Deformed =i. A robe, a habit, a mode of
in countenance. :_.. (
i.e} UriAtlt (lem. of ~j
hIP.fA), U,,- iulaf, Eclipsed.
War, and the ea1amitous circumataDces JrS
Iari.l, Slow, dull, lazy.
attending it. ~ hulA, Infirm in handa or feet j
; } kuslJur,orlf}, Coriander. If} lame, unable to move from place to
;:J', The herb maiden hair. place; impotent.
( P ~ huffl, See ~K
V- iuI, udendnm muliebre.
. W "ud, A garment. ;:-S hufr, Broken, torn off.
I -" ~ huV; Thick, gross, impure,
y~ "1JI'db,Gainingmuch(aman). bad, unpleasant. [co\'eW.
i..:.. W hudAtll, Impotency in hands uC:.S' huMM/, .A detector, dis-
or feet.
iJW hudll, DiiBculty in despatching ~ !iliA/, An opening, a mani-
of an-l.: badneea of market. chea~
ft - , festation! revelation, declaration, IOlution,
1"""'6 ... explanation.
ness of merchandize, decline of tra
indigenee, penury. ~ mAmlila. Dried grapes,
JW","dr, Chips, fragments. )t:.£, corintha, or currantll, a species of amall
luJuiir, A hewer of wood. grape without stones. Baisina.
~W hu4/t1t, An eclipse, obscura- ~ ~IJIAmfr, Ca~emire, a fine
ti·on. [G't country m Tartary, lymg to the nortb-
ran y. ward of Delhi.
i!W hu4lat, ~eavineB8: ~~wneB8. ~ "14m (plur. rU=aS'), The mouth.
~ ",b, Gain, &eqUl8ltion (by Prohibition, reetnUnL To nwtnin
labour), induatry. (anger).
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~
. ";.6, The heel, the protube-
~
.}$ luIfr, A village. Kufr, Blas-
l'IIlt joint-bone of the root and leg; any phemy, incredulity, impiety.
~t _bliug it; ~e top or tlie root. ~~ lafran, Ingratitude.
Dice, tables., or ~e bones wi~ which
they play at th088 or similar games. A i.}$ luIfarllt (or luIfra],), Infidels,
geometrical cube. J~\~, pagtIlI.
A kiJII1 of aweetmeat. JjS' k8ftll,
The crupper (ofa horse).
~ Iat:.Ht, Tho square temple at K~ Maintaining, educating; being
eecunty for another.
){eeca. (dual)~, The two
~ kuftll4 (plur. of ~), Securi-
temp. . Mecca and Jerualem. ties, pledgee.
~}~},Cake. ~ /mfan, Dead clothes, a windiug--
~ af, The palm of the hand. Iheet.· [another).
~\rk, Chiromancy, fortune- J~ k8jV.l, Being aecurity (for
telIiDg by the linee 011 the palm. ~ ""fgat (plur. ~), .A sl1f-
~ aff, Prohibition, restraint, im- llci8llcy,
pediment. AbstiDenC8,continenC8. Hem- ~ luI/fl, A aecurity, surety, cau-
miDg a prmenL _tioner, ralllOmer, hostages.
\is' hfii, The being equal, alike, ~ hdl, .All, universal. The whole.
-wing, cornspondi~. Opposing
equl to equal; companng. ieward-
rnue
II
word never takee the articlt', and
COllltrued with verbs or IUbstantiv81
bl~, recompensing. A kind or Ikirt in the lJWICuline or feminine, lIingular or
fateDed to the lower part or a tent. (or
plural). ~)J$, Every man.
i-\iS), The produce of camela for
- year, Til., cohl, milk, and hair. i~\JS', Every woman. ~W\~,
eUS' Iiral, Discovering, revealing. All men. V'\Q\~, The whole
FiptiJIg. cup. When preceded by verbs or IUb-
ltantiVCl, it has IOmetimee the alR:r.ed
)J6 nJ'd,. (plnr. of )~), Infidels,
pronoun annexed ; aa~\~'J:.j,
-heIieTen, ~ worshippers or idoll. He pnt "ery enemy to the IwOrd.
~'.iS' hJjilr.t or I;U!, Penitence, an \#I~, With his whole hand.
a.-eut for lin. A penitential ex-
~\~, Every one. ~, As
piaIion.
uUS' lafdf, 8utlciency, compe- . -.
teDer, enough. often 8S. ~~~15'~. From
every side, from all qnarten.
~US' aJdltst or l&if4/Qt, Security,
caution, a pledge, a pawn. .uU!
-15" 1tJl8IJ, Forage, fodder, herbagt',
grau. Abounding with green her~e
~~, Personal aecurity. (ground). 15" !Gila, Both. 15"
i.:liS'lifa,.t,
Su1Jlciency, enough. lrallii, Not at all, not in the least.
ii5 hlftzt, The bason or scale of a y15" 1alab, .A delirium, insanity.
ha1eDce.
t afiA, Revealing, discovering.
Lookiag or lpeaking with an averted
(Plur. of ~), Dogs. Kullab,
A pot-hook;' a1Io a hook ror drawing
bread from oTelll.
_ _ _nee. KUsing with naked lips.
y~ ia aD open field, band to hand. L15" itIldbtlt, Forceps, pincers.
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JU' iGldl, Wea1meea, laDguOf, JS Wt(fem.~),(GroUDd) covered
fatigue, luaitude, impotency. wi,!h platy of herbage, pea or dry.
illS', itUaltJt, The bein« fatigued. ~ Wlf, Universal, total; (rem.
r1S itUam, A word, a speech, aD
4J.S), Universality, the total,
oration, harangue,di8couJ'll8. ~, .
whole. .u~\" bdl1:vllf,al, Uni-
r~l, E1oquen~ rW1",j, To
versality, upon the whole i plur.
refute, contradict, oppoee.. ~
~~ lwlll,lt, All, fIVery one,
r~l, Slow of speech. 1.1l1 r 1S,
, eTerything, the whole works of U lIllthor,
\ The word of GOO. r~lrk, as, ~u:u~~, The works of
I MetaphymCi. Rhetoric.
Naaamr. (or kidDeya.
r..j,JS UldtDf, Plur. of ~, Kidneys.
,IS' hIliJ'" A cap, a cowl, a night-
.ys hUyat (plur. ~), The reiDa
cap, especially one worn by the :ar.ho- ~ i4ll1ll~ One who speaks to GO-
metan mona or dern-: .lao in general
any aimilar head dreaa, a mitre, tiara, ther. 4U'~, One who speaks
turban, a Tartar cap, a ftIlet or wreath. to God, i .•., M-.
~ W (pluf. y1S), A do«. f. letm (comp. contrao. of d and
~l or ,j~'~' The dog- L.), How much? lIany, much.
A multitude. 'rf' How often?
atar.
.y5' lalbat, A little dog or bitch.
~ hmm, A sleeve:
cJb.:JS /,;QllJtJtiJft, A blacksmith's or
farrier'a forceps, with which they take W' u_ or •f -., A mUlhroom..
hold of ho& iron, pnU out naiJa, etc. W' kama (comp. of d _4 L.),
vJ.S' kill, Quick-lime, also mixed
Like; 81 j";\..!, As it is aaerted,
with MUd, or fonned into plaster. Au
ointment mixed with _Die and quick-
lime for taking oll' hain.
as aboye related. J;"J\..!, Aa
.til.$' hlfat, Trouble, vexation, dis- before. ~ ~ 'J.,),J,W" As it
u-. . ia related in the .yings (of M1Ihomet).
W,S' kvllum4, Whatever. As often ii-~W', As it ought; agreeable
as, every time. (or ~»Whoever. to justice. JWJuW', As Gocl
~lJ..S' i4linult (ptut. of .W.S), spake. cJ \S'\.;5', As it was, in the
Words, vocables, di.acoUI'8CI. .me IDlUlDef aDd situation, equally,
.t.lS' i4lifllllt or MJS, A word, .y- alike. ~'."l~W', As it may
ing, &coone, vocable part of speech. suitor be agreeable. ~;"t.$,
£.:,)L..1S.raJ', The decalogue. As before fully enlarged upon. L.S
~1.t.lS', The word of God. cWS' 1J'b'
As things are, lUI the d'air
~, Word for word. .tands.~~, As it is aid.
"i)$ laltDrJt, ace ~, A kidlrey. cJ'~~~t.~, At! you you,.y
 \:oS' 199 ".:.fJ
will be paid; BUch .. 10& meuure will • ~ L.._.' (I
• I ~ t:1-! I~ -,,,, P B1' of:'
~
. "),
be mesaured _te you. ~~, Daughtln-iD-Jaw.
AI it suits. t4S ktJ..II4, A gatherer B imtut, The wife of • IOD.
01' . . . . . of SlI8brooma.
~ L-. A h
_ , mas room, angus. fu .r•..(IMI, Tnaluruag.
'. ( •
K.
..•(plur.
it..! blrntuJI (plur. of • ..{), Mush- Ji- )' :~u)ure (especIally buned
I'ORII. r goId or llUTer •

IW' .-.A, A muhroom or ftmgua. ~ l:tJu, Sweeping, cleaning (a

hoUle)
J~ iMttdl (plu~. ~l~), Pe~cc- . \..:.S' Xu ifn Canaan.
tion, neellenee, Itltegrity; completion, \:J ~ ,
_pli8hmeDt,COIICllllioo; panctulity. ~ ktJ7UIj, A aide, edge, margin,
nl~ lamdlfyal, Perfection. Bee ClOUt, shore.
-JW'. j~ "nl1s, plur. ~f?, TreuUl'Oll.
,-W Iniad.. (plur. of :! it...,), ~"",1Itor~, A metaphor.
Bole buQ, . . r ~ _1'lIt, A church.
l:)W' ktJIII41t, Again, still. ~ ianY; A public necellllUj.
kf~ AlndncMA (.r.:iW), A i;'J "lOll",", luwllraA or ;.J'F, A
nolm.
• .. hi1'8 01' I ' which '---
any pacem . - --'--
_
";,j~ itunawll', A pear; pears. honey.
~ ."If, Like, as, according to. r'J
ktlwll,ir, plur. of ~\S', £em.
~ i_lAd, Damask silk. ofrl$·
.r5 I:amtw, .A. girdle, zone, belt. ~'J illwllf:..W' plur. of ~\S',
l:)~ . . .an, Cummin aeed. l;)~ (A girl) laariDg IWelliDg brMata.
}-, !njaeeeL "J-J'l;),.;.s', Carra- y'J
"lDdlnl, plur. of Y J.
iff.' -"f,M, Quantity. (waY"); ktJlD'tIr, Nectar; a sweet beve-
.•( I.--f A n amb uah, a Iur..
~, _ _ It,
L!_
1Ug rage; a nectar-80wing riTer iD Paradiae.
.(
~, where any one makee oblenation t.,. !«Ji", A small hut or house of
without being - . reeda.
~ - ' . Let ~t be; ~ l;)f.::iJ,
(God IlUd) let It be, and It Wal.
i.JJof country,
larlll, Acity, a town.
a region.
A tract

.J\:.S l:Mtii1' or I}~, A. ~de, brink, ').JJ Kl1rl, A CurcI. l;)b....J.JJ,

eoaat, shore, extremIty, linlit, bonndary, KUrtlidii... The counUy or Curds.
edge; the helD (or a garment); ~
marriD (of. book). '.JJ l11rIlA, A large village or market
V'~ -..a., A sweeper. town. A DUIIlber orcontiguoolTilllp'. •.
L\:S ~, Sweepinml
f)-' rubbish
, i·(
,)7
kus,
h
A jug, a decanter;
bottl ...
an
duat. earl ell e, a guglet; a ..agoo, Jag,
~\:.S iinilyllt or ~\:S, An allusion, - ,~?·v
iJr ..nfl/tit, The OIt," of vwa.
metaphor, metonymy, rhetorical 8gure.
. 1'1.. •••

~\:oS' ktJftil';' (plur. of ~), ~J itlwW, A star; • OOI18tel-

Ch1lreJa.. latioD. The white of tile . .
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-t1J kaltlllj or "al.,~;, The cholic; ~ kfl, A sack, bag, pUI'll8.
a ~ iD the b8ck aDd loiDa from cold. ~ 1uJyl, Sagacity, ingenuity.
j,..J HfNM, A heap of earth. Coitna (eapecially with moderatiOll ad
circnmapection, withont onratJaiDiDg
l;); iGem, Being, beco~ing, hap- the natUral powen, or touching uncleu..
pening. FAIence, existence. The UBi-
_ , the world, eTery created being. nesa. XII (plur. V"~\), A. pUllle.
4JjJ liktwmiAi, Because it might ~ hlyy" (fem. ~), Iugeui-
be. ona, qgaciona,prndent; eunniDg,ahmnI,
aly, crafty.
~; hltDtUIp (dual of l;);)' Both
worlds; both kinds of hems-.
corporeal ~ 1uJyfa, How? ~, How
aDd Ipiritaal, men aDd angeII. then! How much the mono X.,J,
Hilarity, good hllJDour, a little e1eut.ed
~J "Wan, Name of a star. by drium,.
.ti \tS' k4/uJ1IlIt, Turning prophet, ~ kayfamll, In what Dl8IIl18f?
pri8llt, or IOOt_yer. KiMM', Predict· How?
mg. The priesthood.
~ k4yffyat, Quality, mode.
~ kaAru&l for ~J'~' Attracting
atraWll; •.1. Amber.· Hilarih>..
.~
.ts:,...\:J ~
- - , A. fixed
Ui hlAf, A. cave. A large cavern, permanent quality .i~)~i!~,
a grotto. An uylum, espoeially a CaTe A. mOTeabl. or accidental quality.
dug by men, or formed by nature, iD a
~ IMyl, }{easu~ (grain);
mountain. ~ !,J'Ui, The wei.rhing (money); computing or mea-
asylum of supplicants. y~' aurmg (ODe thiDg by aDother). A. mea-
sure of grain, al80 of other dry goods and
~\, The companions of the liquids.
caTe, •.1. The HeTen aleepen. Thia u ~ kay14, Lest, that not.
founded on a legend of lI8l'en young
Christians of Ephesus, who 1I.cd, they ~ kaylat (plur. ..::,.,~ lleuure,
ay. from the penecution of the Emperor
Decius, aDd sfept iD a caTe, accomplUlied dimension. Kila" AnytbiDg measured ;
onlybytheirdog,for309yean. Mahomet the mode of meaauring.
baa adopted this story iD the 18th chapter ~ kflsA, A. measure of com.
of the Alcoran.
~ hI!lmd, In order to.
Ji hJlU, Of full age, i.,. from
about 30 to 60. A. man beginning to V'~ ifinfJ.I, Chyle.
grow gray.
~ ifmf!l4, Chemistry, alchemy;
i.:4 hl1uJut (plur. of ~~), Priests. the philosopher's stone. This word is
"";,.e'! RAilf, Caverns, grottos. 6UPpoaed to be denTed from the Greek
CaTCI.
""/AD', which signifies juice, humour,
etc., aDd therefore it is confined properly
JIMy (and dJ),
That, in order to. to the extraetion of the eaeeDOIllI of plaDta.
It is, however, cxwnded also to prepara-
L~ kiydlal; Ingenuity, quickness tiona from minerals, metal., etc.
of parts, vivacity; cunniDg. L~ kaynil1lllt, Being, existing,
J~ k4yy41, A measurer of grain. happening.
~ hlyd, Deceit, fraud, stratagem, l;)Iy.? ifwd,. or "yted,., The planet
lAying - - - . eDtrapping. Saturn.
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201, }
u the eldest deughter of Omnipotence.
There wu likewise an idol oalfed Lat,
worshipped at 86111lUlQt, in India; it wu
J one ~ stone, 60 fathoDII in beigbt,
placed m the midst of a temple, and 1Up-
J lam, The twenty-third letter of ported by 66 colulllUl ot DlUlive gold.
the Arabic alphabet. In arithmetio it ~~llilj""tJm, Undoubtedly, neoee-
denotee 30; and in the ephemeridee it I8rily.
exxn- night, the planet Saturn, and
the oppoeite aapect in utrology. J,=:-J Ii 11)11, Because. ~L. J,=:-1
J 111 (an il!separable particle. pre- ~Le$J~J~4J' On lUlCOunt of
fixed to verbs, and genera1ly WICd m the hilwealth and beauty, or learning and
middle of a IICntence). That, to, for, by,
t-uae, on account of, therefore, in order perfection. ~1, On my ac-
to. (It a1.Io marks the detin when
followed by the a1Bxed pronouns; u) count. ~";~1, On that
account.
~, To thee; ~,To him, &C.
Li prefixed to nouns denotes the genitive .,)J~S ltJj_fWtI (and .,).;,;1), Lapis
88 well as the dative; as y) lazuli. A blue colour. &.j.,))~1
IiNNli, Of or to the Lord; and a1.Io Azure, cerulean.
because of the Lord ~.,)\::.ll ~S la/ail:, Touching, adhered,
conjoined. adjoiniDg.
..
Ii ( tcflllilt, For instruction or education.
~S laM", Pronouncing vowels
£11 Ii1l4Ai, By God;
.. for God; improperly.
~,...),.ul For the love of God and 1:: ~1 ltiklusrtJj, Rent-tree. Lands
his pr0p'het. (This particle is often pre- let out free of rent.
fixed likewise by way of pleouum or
expletive, without having any preciae V"L::JI~~)a>S, It never
-iDg). entered into the beart of man, it is in-
J la, No, not, ~o~ at all (or ~), comprehellli.ble.
"",y:.,)lla datI'" A release or ac-
It is not. .ul \S\ ~ IS, There is no qnittance in law.
God but God. ~1, Nothing. ~) larayh, There is no doubt,
1" Neither. ~, Without. unqWlltioDably, infalh'bly, certainly.

J~11 la ubtil or J~\J, I do not
care, I am not afraid:
V'~1 la haIti, It is not bad; there
ill no harm.
~J lallil, Delaying, dilatory.
J~S ltJ stJltJ, May it never fail;
may it lut for ever.
y} la_sill, Firm, solid. ~~~
Yj'~~, The thing was done
D-nIy.

~1 ldbwl or ~J ItJlnulda, Neces- Jj~ 14sil:, Adhering, coalescing.

Adheeive.
Iarily, infallibly, entirely.
~1 lahil, Clothed, who PtltB on ~} las."", (fem• .L.j~), Neceuary,
elothee. [drinks milk. urgent, proper, lnitable, important.
~J laTH", Who abounds in, or '.,)l\~}, Neceau.ry to be done.
~S lat or ~J]' alliit, Name of an \;)I~j1, Neceeeary to be pre-
idolwonhipped by the pagan Arabians, 118rTed. carefully to be watched or kept.
 ~ 202 yJ
~~',.)J,Properto beprehedor ..;.-jJ ldtDAGM (or JJ,~}),
t.)1 or~ ~) \,.} God forbid; may God remoft aIllClrl'OY
plaoedover...,~
, • I- from him. BraTO I Well doue!
HOD0111'llble, worthy of reV1ll'8J1oo.
t.iJJ .1AtDI, A Levite; Levitical
.l~",.)~,Neceesarytobeobeyed. ~ ltJAtf, Injured, a1Ilic&ed, .a.
L.} ltJlirMt or I..Ajl l4sMaM, airhiDg. A tall, lumel-, ~
Necellitr, uigenee, ob1igal;iOll, debt. great D18Il. ~_Un~, A heart
~~ la ,wIA, Incomparable. tom with grief. •
~ la ,W, Undoubtedly. '-=->~ 1dAiie,Divinity.~~,DiviDe.
~, lcIIW, A oareaae, • dead body. ~:;J, Why? wherefbre•
../"J
laa/uIg, Nothing, a tri1Ie. J~' ltJ yt1tt16.rltItJl, IDcolDJllut-
JJJ ltJIii, Adhering, joinecL able, unchangeable. ~'J 1d
-'" pttzg1ulwtn', Unalterable.· •
r J ~~~,.~trikinA·
. gla' boxing. ~1 It.I ,~,~, and
~ MIt"', P yer, a gamester. II \I In 1 b' '.
~1(t • J\wI, to era '~e.
rw ldhUdm, Let It pau, I agree,
there ia no more to be.ut. Without.
~ _--, ia. ..
Jrr·- - ,ff1tls, Prohibited, illiait.
word; indisputably. '(:J ltJyil (fem. kcJ), EndeDt,
n ld 14, No, no, not at all. clear, appearing j bright, spJsndid.
"'~ l4tJ1I (plur. of jj), Pearls. ~1ltJ yu!&It&', Innumerable.
~ \,.' ldm tilif, Thia compounded ~"'t1la pdriA:, Incomprehensible.
~ter ~ ltJ some Arabian gram- Ja;:::J la ,uMll, Dlegitimate.
m&nIIJI8 COUlder.. the 29th letter of the \. \I •
jf.habet; and support it by _ying that '-:-I "'t" layusa6, Indiseoluble.
to ~:~~==~ad~:=~on
-r-
J~' la fladl, Etetnal, dumb1e,
penlDDiaL
C' ltJmiA, Looking slyly, but at- • ~ la ~il.1 I __~,_
tentiTely. Shining, glancing. ~ fI"t-. nnum~.
4J~' ltJmcsAdlaA, Inevitable. ~, la ,at"", Inaane, IJllId. draDk.
~, LIlfll4l&l, The father of ti', ~1 ld pgAW, Invincible, lID-
~oah.
V-'
~J
ldmil, Touohing, feeling.
conquered.
'-=->~~ ld ,·flU, Immortal.
lttm't (rem• .t-...1), Splendid, ~lla. pfMm, Umn..telligible.
lhining, bright, flaahing. V!.J u.,iior u.,l (fem. ~]), Worthy,
'I' \I b __1.. I ......t, h ..cR_ proper, adapted, conTenient, 8lIitahle,
Wu....1 la_a, D8%l8t.e1l a'""6 due, fit tor, able, qualiJied.
DO abode.
.
.......J ltJml, :Belongmg to the letter.
J ..,
l.:,)yto:!'" ltJ pmat, Immortal.
. i, b In
'! ~I Ia ,.a6.,M, decent, im-
,;} 1t4MG, BecaUllll, since, in order to. pertinent.
w

~, ld..-t"t IDcomparahle, Wl- ~J la pafak, Indivisible.

eqWled. ~1 14 ,..,...,., Infraugible.
~ Wi, The heart, the lOUt. ~ lant, Xiainc. Veiling the face.
'Kanow, • broel; the pith of • tree. BrelIkinr, brniaing, wonnding.
The beat part of anything. ~ (. lajj, Contention, obstinacy, stub-
j~l, The kernel of. nul LU6 bonm-. rep~ reludaDce. Im-
portunity. LitJgi01ll, contellding apiIIlIt.
(plur. y~\), The undeMaDdiDg,
a-i1ll, jadpent.
4J.Anlajd, Flying to, taking ref'np.
uylnm.
~ I:J r.lHiJa', Intelligent, ingeni01l8.
(" ~ lij. ., A bridle, nina.
JU Wdtl or liI6dtl, A kind of
:'oollea cloth. iJQ la61xJtl, A
~ Iwi/" Plenty (of water, etu.).
the great deep, the middle of the - . aa
lIWlulacturer or vendet of woonen cloth. abya. [qnarre1lotDe.
. . lui>- '(.~ lqitlj or k:.;
iJU Mila' or W,dtl4t, 'JQ y;, LitigiollB,
Idllat 01' l.,)l:J, A short thick l.;t&l ltIlJils, The exterior angle of
woollen _t worn in the time of rain. the eye. LiJIii., Oblening atteatiTel,.,
V'\J lilxU, A garment, vat, robe, 100m, dlroogh lWf-llhnt eyeI.
etc., or cloth for making them. ~\&II"Adf, A. blanket, a coTeriet,
.is\! W,1W, A cataplasm. • 00\IIlUrpUe. l-*-
i~ l.llat, A piece of woollen cloth. ("~ Wl4.., A bn~her, a seller of
v-:J Wt, :PuUUlg btl a garment. l,:.I \.S! laMdll and .u \&I, One who
.LiiI, A. garment. (of habit. prononncee with great impropriet,.•
W I"*", A mode at dteBa; a cad ~ ltJW, A place dug in the lide
ot • eepu1chre, a niche, a catacomb.
h.J WHd, Striking the ground with
tile lUl'e-feet. . ~ ltJAI (or i.-..J), Licking.
",":01 Wd, '!'he being intelligent, ic! lilias, Looking through balt.shut
akiJlW, iDgeniold, worth,., proper, lit. eyel. ~ ltJltstte or 14aAmA, One
A. prmeat (filitibs well). look, • glance. In the twinkling of aa
~ 141&111, lIilk. eye. "W)JI But for a m0-
UI~ ~tt, }{ount Libanns; 10 ment.
.ned tro. tie milky wbitell_ of ita
perpetual_ow.
U&J WI, Oovering with aD)' cloak
or eo1'llrlel
4 ~, A aquare briet. ~ ltIki, Allythi1l1 AtllowUtg ani
i~ (plur. CJ'.,:J>, !. lionMS. joining another. LUi, Joining, ad·
~ lilif6, Prudent,· intelligeot, ~ w.. Flesh, meat. {hq.
;n;, ~ «lite; indllltrioaa, at- W ltIAmM (plur. t~), A piece
tiIlIlti.e, Ulid1lDaL
.:.t.;;J W6"V}, What do you want of meat. LM. ." The woof of • web•
with _, WhatwoaldywhaTe? Hens
JAime,. The fteeh,. Kin of the head.
LilA..." Propinqnity, relatioDlhip.
lam: lwait,.our~
~ "''''''', Deviating, pronouncing
rW ....., A Teil, or aDy iUlet erronco1ll1,.. ~ anJ:.thing to one
lMad IOlUld tile 1UOlIt' \0 . . . . . the nick 'h . ~ blIt 11 ....
face, or keep out dlJlt. telligible to eTery other perIOJL. (1'1a:r.
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t,;),s\ and t,;)ts\ A sound, a tone. t,;)W lilall, The tongue. Language,
Melod}', modulation. .An error in pro- dialect, idiom, diction, speech, jUB--
nouncmg the yowc18. A. C8C0phony, The style of a book. )f.l\Io:1W,
monoton,-, a barbarism of speech or
accent. The signi1I.cation of a word. Buglos, borage. J.J..
't,;)W,
i.:.s\, One sound, one barbarism, Plantane. J~\t,;)W,.A. high
etc.
encomium. ;iL.:z~nt,;)w, The
J~ luAuJ:, Following, reaching,
arrival; conjunction, touch, adhesion. seedoftheash-tre8. ~\~W,
('~ luAiim (plur. of ~ and.t..sl). The h01b dog's-tongta. t,;)W
~~ laMtOf, Belonging to the beard ).::11, The tongue of fire, i.4. flame
or jaw8. without smoke. ~ WJ.i, Two-
~~ /alayd,., (and ~\\), Having tongued, i.4. deceitful. W 'w
a large or long beard. • luii-, Verbally.
4sJ lilayat (plur. ~), A beard. t:...l laIf:! Stinging as a scorpion.
.ll l4Jtltl, To, with, nigh, after, at. Reproaching. [quat.
~ laIan, Eloquence. Lui,., E1o-
f..ll latlgla, Stinging (aa a scorpion) ;
A. cutting ex-
bitinS (as a serpent).
pression.
Cd I... (plur. u"~)' A robber•.
~ l"'al (fem. of v=l), A. female
~.ll latla', To, with, nigh, near, robber.
after, at.
.)l la., Sweet, agreeable. Eloquent,
J""=\ lUliii, Conjunction, adhesion.
sm~th-tongued. _ ~ laI'~ or ~, Neighbouring.
~\.)l lawl (plur. of i.iJ), Plea- .u
UaJ ltstilfat, Grace, elegrmce,
beauty; the beiDg small. llender, , .
i.;~ e.:,,\il, handSome.

_.
sures, delights.
Pleasures of the 8e11ll88. Ut W latilyif (plur. of ~),
~\.illaztiyis (plur. of ;~.)l), Plea- J.ts,etc.
~ lilt/, Gentlenesa, humanity,
gracioum-.loYelin-. goodn-. ray01Ir,
i.)l lazut, Pleaaure, delight, con- courtesy, blandi8bmeDt, &indu-. be-
tent, 8W'eetn_; taste, lIaYour, savour. nignity, bounty, geaerollity, pleuure,
~.iJ lallJliu, :Because, on account benevolence, elepnoe.
of. [lightful. rY latm, Striking with a palm
~.)l lasls, Sweet, full of juice, de- twig ; cutting the cheeb with blow.
Latm or M.bI, A blow, a box.
J~ ltzziik, Glue. ~.)lIJ!I, The
glue of gold, i.l. Borax. Gum am- ~ latIj (fem. ~), Elegant,
moniac. graceful, beautiful, agreeable, lovely,
gen~1, gallant, pleasant, 80ft, gentle,
('J) Milm, Necessity, compulsion, benign, heneyolat, d'able; thin, lI1fl111d«
oblip.tion. N~y following, be- with eleganoe.
hoVIng.
y~ lUtili, Saliva l'IDJDing from.
Uo!;J lasli, An inseparable oom- ~e ~outh (of III infant); mot, JD.1ICIII,
panion. slunm_.
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mons, the subject of public conTellation.
~ ~. Play. game. 1AgltMDl, Belonging to language, etc.
~ "'tW. One game. A puppet. '-=-'~,,-J 14g/awiyat, Inconsiderate
~ "'~" Ludicrous, belonging to worda, rub, trilling, without Conndation.
pia,.. J j IG.ff, Involving, twisting, fold-
~~ litv,aft;m, On account of ing, complicating, joining.
u. diIobedienee, am. or rebellion. ...:.:Ullafiit (plur. of ~), Turbans.
j.llot~. Perhaps. .jJd latallf .tiW li/dfGt or..tiUl Ii/dfd (pluT..
~Ul), Any kind of bandages
ad_ ~ lae1laft', Perhaps 1. wr&l't ronnd the feet. A. wrapper, an
outaide COTer of a letter.
~ 14t:IJ1laia, Perhaps you.
~Ul1fJfdyif, Plur. of .l.iUl.
~ I.tld t , PllSillanimolls, timid.
i;:aJ liftiy.t. A dish of carrots or
~ "til, Cursing. To curse. Driv- rapes.
me awa,. (from anything good). ~ lGfs (or ~). Pronunciation.
~ r.tut or lGtMA, An impreca- A. word, a Toeable. lljecting, throwing
out (of the mouth). 'Pronouncing, ar-
tion. CllJlle, anathema. ~,~ ticulating (words). U=--J~'
4:k, 14t'flsttl1l4A taL.ryAi, or ~ The pronnnciation and sfguification.
~l. Kay the cune of God be '~ lGjM.r,., Explicitly. distinctly.
wpoa !rim (an imprecation ,generall,. properly pronounced. ~~
edded to the name of the deril, or an,.
- W - man). L"tut, Execrable. U=--J' A word. resembling ano-
~ l.t:'ft,
Detested, execrable, ther in sound and sense. ~,
.......ahIe. aDathematised, excommuni- EnnnciatiTe, prononnced.
cated. ~\, Satan. ~ lGjk, Sewing two things to-
«.:.:'-! lfIgMt, Plur. of ~. gether.

'-! 16fw (plur. c.::.>~). The tongue,
.... 1J*lCh, language, dialect; a die-
tioaary, lexicon, vocabulary. ~
iill\, Lexicography.
jd I.,lta, lqAta, /#gAs, An enigma; \a! 1fJ1:a, Meeting, being opposite,
~ oocult, ambigu01l8, or mya.
teriIq, di8lcu1t to be undentood; an,.
Ipeeeh liable to milinterpretation, or to 1:,\a! It.ridt, Stalks of com left uncut
,neo&llee.
fA l.t-, An inconsiderate speech;
~ tboIIghtltBlJ ~d improperl,.;
taJmr triftiDgl,.. JJaning. Swearing
nUl,.. Diappointing, ~ off from
Mpe. AaylhiDgCCllltempbDle, low-priced,
fllllIO ftlDe.
..;,.;J I.gMH'. Anything mean,
itde, _temptible, etc. Anything infa-
~ laftf, A crowd, a mixed mul-
titude or congregation. Mixed grain•
A. friend, a companion. The doable im-
perfect Arabic verb. '¥ 1fJftf.,.,
A.lIsembled from eTerY tribe.
occurring, opposing, eneonntering (iJJ.
battle); falliDg or hitting upon. Seeing.
b,. the reapera.
~ laW (plur.y\al\), A title of
honour. a IIIrname, an addition; a nick-
name.
~ It.rW, Altogether, entirely.
hal lGi4t, Anything collected or
&,leaned from the ground. JAkt, Gather-
Ing anything from the gronnd.
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.t.ha1 lMatat. One thing picked £rom (comp. of \.. and J). ~ lcuuRd•
the ground. Not .yet; why; after that; yhen; upon
rillalam, Quickly eating or swal- the whole. entirely. quite. totally.

lowiug (anything) W (pI. ~),

c:,)t:;.\ lallJmilt, Plur. of .w.
A Dlouthful, a mor&e1. ''';W lamilld (camp. of J, \.., and
I,:)W LukmaJl, The name of a ''';), For what reasou? why?
famous Eastern fabuliet (IUPposed by kt:;.\ la..ntd<at, A desert where the
• lOme to be .&op). • '-

~ IdIt, Collected, aasembled; vapoury~glitters.Theehining

of tho IUn.
(pI. ~), A foundling boy.
iJ 1,,_ (plur. l..:.'W). A body of
~ /aI, A hundred thousand. men from three to ten.
~ W, To thee. ~d tears, or
gum-lac.
.t lamaA and I,:)~'
twinkling (star). flashing (ligbmiDg).
Shining,

~ la1r.J, A tribe of Ethiopians. Lookiug at Ilyly. glancing the eye at any

objec~ A gllUlCtl i a twinkliDg of \hI
~ lalm, Striking. boxing. IAnn, eye, an instant.
To you, your. [Btill.
~ laki", ldki.., But, nevertheless,
.rs..J lamAat (pI. c.:.,)ts-J), A. glance
with the eye, a wink. [feeliDg.
;/J lagan, Any baain or vessel in
v-l laru, The touch, handling,
which the hands, feet, or body are w88hed.
~ la",(: and I,:)t-l, Shining, glit-
.jJ lila, (or I,:)'.,/J), That, so that,
teriDg. glauoing, twinkling. Wing,
in order to.
glaring. Splendor, brilliancy.
~ lalapa, Bee JJ HI". c,.:J\-l 14mt1t.tJt, Plur. of Iu1 and
1,:)\0 lagon, A water-pot.
- .
~ lillaM, For God. ~~, For ~ lamtM (comp.
~.
and ~), To J
the great God, for the IoTO ot God. him or thQl who. To whom, whOlll.
~~~,~, To God be praise ~.. ••••.1 l" wuMW See ~_.I~.
audglory. .
, or-·
ill;,.J~ JayI lillJullSjUi, A
~)31ilwa"',Suddenly,extempare.
r lam, Not. When prefixed to the
future, it gives it the preterite lIipiliea-
Terse of the autllor (i.••• neh u the
reader can ~T6 is not borrowed, bu~
the oompoll1ti.on of the author).
tiOD., and lIOmetiaI. the present i 88 J 14,., (A particle preceding the
. ~~! He did not asaiat or remedy• future) 110, neTer, 1I0~ a~ all.
~\~~~~, There is not } law. If, but if. h, Althongh,
a ereated thiDg l'elIembling it ou earth. notwithstanding. ~;, Did (1)
? lamllJ,Assembling,collee:,ting what not. ~.,.J, Unless. r-L',J,
.had been dispened. \;;J lammd, Althongh he lIU1'l'llIlderecl. or Illbmilted.
The whole, totally, univena.lly, leaviDg
notlliq Nlll&ining.
I) lawil, The twisting or coiling of
a eerpat. The winding (of a riTer,
·W lillla, Why' For that which ete.), a Talley, a ehannel. .A tnet, I
 I,,l 207 ~
diItriet. ..T.iIN, 'biItiDg, beJ!diq. coil- kj laWt4t, Tnflaming(with love).
mg, winding. Ii latIHDd, Name of Micag. The being indiallOAd either
a bird. from dilieae or lear. BIalS zoUDd the
I} littNi. A standard, ftar. banner, ,_~::.~, Unl8IIL See J law.
- - . . A. goYenllDeJlt (ol a amall cn.. 'J' J'
trict, tlnnI, or eu&Je). -.Jj lawW, A sorew, a vice. The
~_.•,.il' .u.eatl, Plur. of~t "spout ol an alembic. Any tube or
o.J T I.E" canal through which _ter flows.
U>-'1 ~ (plur. of ~J or ~,l,BeI~ngingto or reeembling
- .Ii..J). 'Qependencill8, ap- a acrew or nee.
~relatiY8ll; follo....... clieIata, j) lela or I.v -.. (noun of unity
rjl} lnIcW. (~l.j~) plur. of iii), A pearl
r}orrem. Lj'. NeceB8lIl'1t.1Un&B, ."fjj. Belonging to pearls.
nqlIiIitIII, pertinent&. j
.. lUtlm or le_, The being ignoble,
1,9 -.at, Pnepostene veneri I' ingloriona, mean,. IOI'dic; aftrieioUl.
II1dictuL
=I'~ J
~ 'J' HW4e.t,
.: n.-
L llI'-
CO.,eto_-. YillaiDY. YJe8. ~
Blaming, r811rehendiilg. ace.mg. A.
....... - - - . fanIt, error. lUI, crime.
-(:.'1 "'tJ. Plar. of t:'J (or eJi lawtI. The oolour, or external
~1), The ardOlU'B (oflovera). ibrm. A species, a genus. ;$
Y'1 lMDaliJ, Plur. or ~}. ~,u\, lfany coloured, varies-ted j
~~ r.oa.it. (plur. of ~ IQld deeply tiuged. ~,mJe!.i, Dis-
~) Lifhta, ray.. coloured, of a bad or weU colo~.
J '.J~j JAnlrtIA. London.
~; ~ Plqr. of kJIC . 4 IAA, God (far ~').. Po1aD4.
J •

r!'1-..... 8landen, IOCDlationS. A laA. (fem. 'f), His, to (from, or

1'IlJI'I*h.; fault&. 00 him.
~i Wifa (~i), FreaQb. ~ y\f liltdJ, Plur. ot ~ and
~1 '-cu, ~, ID~h, contamiDa- ~~. LuAaJ and ~, Bum-
b, cWle:mm*t JDlpnnty. ing, lIamiBg (fire). Flame without
c,l _I (plur. c'.JI\).
A table, &moke.
.;.aa:JI
)IIaIk,
...
thing ~t, of wood,.1Ion~
1 on which any' tiling IS
IJ
(" W-, A n~eroll. ~f (u
deYo~ or destroymg all oppantion).
-~ ~ laAJ or la.W, Burning with
'-1 1MtJltM, One table, etc. 'thirat or with fire. Flame (8lI}l4lclally
~i ~, :Eloquent, ingenious. • without IDlOke). • •
_~ ~ lalgat, The tongue. ~\~,
» -.. The almOIM4.
,.\ -,J
~7'
0
ne Eloq-*-
u..a. ~ laAitl, Oppreasing, overloadiBg,
It) lUI, The
people of Lot; the aftIi~; w~ out ~ttle by o.Ter-
..,-.... of Sodom, pnepoatera .,eneri working; beaQug, thr1lBting, p~1$g;
..... Itriki. . . the 1iaek or bnUt III oem-
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tempt. EatiDlr, licking with the tongue.
Any kind of lfaBure in the feet, etc., of
men or animals. A tumour nnder the
shoulder-blades of beasts of burthen. A
grave, also an indolent, or eedentery man.
I~ lalulsii, Because of, therefore.
"\.if~ yo. Wfan (~~, ,~~, ~~ lima", A lemon, a citron.
4.)s:....j.f~ or ,~",), Alas!
,f lalW, Playing, amusing one'.
lelf, palling the time ~bI1, nn!Jend-
inll' the mind. Play, anythmg ludicroUi
orJocular . whlteverdiverta tlie thoughts
from anythin~ seriOUI (especially women,
children, etc.)
~ lalfb, Ardour, in1iammation, ~. Vile, abject, moan, bue, worth-
leu, inglorious, ignoble, eordid, avarici-
heat, the pauioD of love.
~ lulaym and ~,~\ tlmmtl'l'
l4IMp, Misfortune; a fever; fate, death.
J 11, To me.
ii~ liyahlt, Dignity, decorum,
worth, merit, lkill, excellance. Propriety,
fitneu. \ character for Bnnday.
JY liyal, J\&, PL of J::!, Nights.
rYll~~ (pl~r. of~), Mean, sordid,
avanClOUi.
~\& layan, Softness, gentleness,
lenity, B1Doothn_ j convenience, eue,
oomfort. Behaving placidly, oompa-
lionately, humanely.
~ Ifl!/lll (or ~~), Would to
God! I wish. ~, Would to
heaven that I. d:.el, I wish
that you, etc.
~ lily" A lion. A lioness.
~ lay'lI, Not jis not. J~
~)~\, There is nobody at
home but us. ~.,)~\{~, It is
notu I wish.
~ lif and ~, Fibres, filaments,
specially of palm-treel.
J::! liIyl or ~, Night. J\fJ~J:ll\,
:Night and day...~ laylan, In- the
night time• .J~til.&, The night
of power.
1;1 lilllld, Lest.
~ IAyla', Name of a lady !re-
- qnently alluded to in the Eaat.
~ layta (Cem. 4), Soft, gentle,
mild; placid, B1Dooth, humane.
~\~ lIU1il,. (see'~\y-.,)), A roy&!
tent, etc.
~~ ltIyi18, Plur. of ~ lGJ•.
ou; ooWardly.
(t
(t mfm, The twenty-Courth letter of
the Arabic alphabet. In arithmetic it
denotel '0, and in almanaca iI the
\.. mo., Which, what, that which,
whatsoever. Why, wherefore. No, not.
How! L.~I.,)~, Let ~!here
some (or a given) circle. '~j~'
~~'l4..., Ind~ Zeid is an
excellent writer. ~~'L.,
HowexcellentiaOmar. ~'L.,
As far as I can. "~~.,)l.,
AI loug u I live. Thii ~cle ia fr&.
qnently added to othen, Wlthont makiDr
any aenlible difi'erence of _ ; •
~I, If, but if. W (for ~\), Be-
CBU8e, certainlyj although. \..\';1
(for 1';'), When. ~, As, as if,
like, according to. l.e..:.~, In order
to. ~,That, in order to. ~,
How? ~, As often as. Where-
fore. W5', As often as. Whatso-
ever. 4;)\{\...j.&-, According as it
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11'11. ~}l.., lloet rapid, vi- .J.\.. ........, Binning. Iniquity.
braSiDg with Te1ocity; what rapidi.... ! ,.. I
'J JY'~ ....,al', A history, ..,mg,
,~j\\..., Most superb; how glori- tradition.
au! ~\.. tlldjid, (A man) conspicuoaa
t. 114 or .\.. tilda, Water, juice, for honour, nobility, or glory.
ap,hlUDonr,liquor•. i~\·\.e,The ~L.~;:', Most glorioaa,
or immortality.·L.
water of life honoured, noble.
J-.Jl, Water and honey, me- ~L. tlldj.,,/J or .jft"\.. tlldjMw',
theglin. &ojJ~'\.., Flowing or .An accident, -to any thing put.
l'lIDDing water. ~~'L., Btag- ~~L. JllJjaj, Magug, the IOn of
DaJlt waters. Jl.'L., Pure water. Japhet. That part of EMtem TartarY
;W'\.., :Rain water. ~'L., bordering on China: Bee ~~ •
Distilled water. ~.\.., A foun-
.ra-\..
md1uJdar, Whate,er is ready
or prepared in hute (as 'rictuJa, etc.)
tam, a spring. ",..~L. or "'....JI1.L., ~\.. mdAl, Obliterating, defacing.
Boee 1l"ater. ~\'L., Barley One who e _ or derac..
water. L.J!,):, An aqueduct. ~\~\.. tIId iMld'tJ1WJ, That
.ill\.. 114 6tUi, The remainder, the which God hu oreated, i.l. all the world,
-ni.t. alllOrta of men or animala.
,_.1\ \.. J~ -\.. ~ Received, taken,
~'t"! ~ , That in which there is occup:.... held (as an opuu'·on).
joy, gladn-. rejoiciDg. -.
lJ.t. fll4ltl6f (fem. ;~\..), Abomi- ~~L. tlldiMlf4, Melancholy.
D&bIe, deteldable, loathed. Pestilerou. rI",\.. md4I4m, During, whilat, 10
~L.~~ \, Pestilential dis- long U, 1IDtil tUt. 8hirt.ing.
onIen. i:)L. tlldtldtlt, An article, point,
~\.. 114., An interval, inter- aubjeet, matter, argmneu.t.
Itiee, IpIC8 between two bodies, both C"'\.. tlldlliA, part. Praising; aD
lIideL Between. Among. encomiaat•
...iiiL. tIId toltJitltJm, The put, an- .. ..
I tiqllity. &oj"'\.. mdtldf, Material. ~:)\..iL:,
ri'\" ......, A misfortune. An A. material caue.
_bly of '-ale monrnen, beating ~Y-;";\" tlldlUln,all, A Persian herb
their brilMtI, tearing _their hair, face. or be or aix.feet ~, bearing green berriel
garmenta, and making a melancholy like capen, WhICh, being Pr-rnd in
noUe, on aoconnt of any miafortune, as magar, U'8 exoellent tor the dropl1.
the death of a mend, etc. It lWo, -' I
IOlII8times, impliell a promileuou meet- <tj "'. \4 tfItItJlIQlkIt, A tower belonging
ing of men or women on anf f.ve to a mOllClue, from which the crier pro-
occuion. Condolence, _latlon. claims the honr of prayer.
fL. tlldlat, Mourning. ~.j.\.. maaaall, Dismiaed, su1Fered
;aL. ......,. (plur. i)\..), Bigns, to depart, lioeDllld, permitted, allowed.
memorials, illuatriou .eGou; bistories, J\.. tlldr, A lord, a rich maD;" a
trMitiou. a a i n t . · · · ~~ .;i
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J.... ..a,.,., part. Passing.
WalkiDg. ~l. fftdll, part. Paaeing a....y,
Anyone, some pelllOn. L:J~~l., • put. ~\.J\, The put, time
The before mentioned, the above ex-
plained. put. j~l.~\.J',Of the put
yyl. maMcW, The time or place nothingiementioned. ~\.J'~J\
for any neoe&88l')' business. A ,mall
. place betW'een Sanaa and Hadramut in ~W'Jl.eJ~, The ancnente, the
Arabia Felix, famoll8 for ita aalt. people of former times. J.aJ'
4v l. fJttMWlJat, Any thing necessary
a
~ \.JI, The preterite tense.
to bedone. Nee-ity, indigence; (W'heDCe
the proverb) i,~~~./l., Ne- >l. mdtir, part. Raining.
ceaity ia not importunity, i.I. Neceaaity \~l. mil't.add, That whioh is put.
has no laW'. • BeIidea, esoept.
"'.Jl. tlldritl, Contumacious, stub- ~\;L. milfat, That which is past.
born, rude, iDIolent, proud. High,
elevated. J";L.. maftU, Beyond, withont,
L:J\:;..,.,) l. marillan, An hospital or a]me, afo~d.

infirmary, a madho_. J~IJl. mdfl'llJal ~'JL.. or

\&Ji)l. mdriMAl1d and \'':''~li.Jl., "",al'JL..), That which is in the
An herb. mind, intention, thought, design, re-
~L. ma,.,.aA (for ~l. rem. of)...), flection. r~I~ J \r., That
Puaeogen; thiDp palBiDg a1l'&Y. W'hich ia in the thing itle~ i.I. The
v-L. mill for V-\.JI, A diamond. _ce, subltance, foundation, principle.
u;..l. mtI" (fem. eLl.), Touching, J:.:il. ma h1HJl, That whioh pre-
COO.1I8. oedes, the antecedent, the former part.
~L. md,aW, That whioh pre- j~ mal:ir, A deceiver, a cheat.
, cedea; anything put, aaid, or done. ~ L. ma4ial, Victuals, viands.
~l. mdlik, pad. Holding, re- y) \.t..J~~tJl,lleetanddrink.
tentiYe.
.....Jil..,l. tIId,altaj, The past, the be- iliL. flUlt.lkalM, Aliment, food, asy
fore-mentioned or performed. kind of nourishment.
c.:rl. ma,A, Pease, pulse•. J"s'aL.. maa1i11 (plur. c.=.>~"s'l.),
l:a.:.l. mdlMt and .ua.:.L.., A tire- Eaten, devoured. Food, ~ 'rianda.
woman, comber or dreuer (of a bride, J1.. fll4dl, The substance or ten-
eUll) [YelliDg. dency of the W'orda.
..,rl.. .wAI, Going, walking, tra- Jl. mdl (plur. J',...I), Riches,
money, W'ealth, poeaessi.ollll, goods, efFects,
~ l. mdlAiyat, Quadrupeds, sheep,
Ollen, camels, etc. estate. -=-\..JL.,J1:.~ Jl.,
J~L. .watlak, That which is Goods m01'e&llle and immonable; a1Ito
an eatate animate or iaanimate (u .1......
true, anything demollltrated or yeri!ed. loeb, herda, and money, WuJB, or
~l. fItiltlifAat, The jaw, that part houses). 'tf~'Jl., The royal
wheDee tM _til grow. Two ftiu ia
• the jaW'. revenue or domains. JUh.::..~,
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one to whom authority or orden are
J.treuury. ~~.)Jt.., Temporal del~&ed; a aollllDi-.ry. a plenipo.
goocIa. tentiary.
rlS"L. IIti 14 wa_, Im1l18D88, un- ~).,..-L. ......11r1Y., ComllWlded,
apeabble, inexIm-ole iD words. ordered; IUbmiIIion to a 1IWIdate.
~ lti,L. IIIJ ld 8iltdyllt, In1lDite. J.,..-t.. ......11.1, Hoped for, what
. ~]L. _14Yt-IIJlI, Vain, foolish, u expected.
...~ DOthiDg. lIIe1-. ~.,..-L. .......8, Rendered lIOO11I'O,
(L. lltilila, SalaUginOUI (plant). ~ed; bed from, exempted. Firm,
collltlDt. A perIOD in whom _1daM
8alt (water). W&ed (ftah, etc.) is placed, to 11'11_ one trulta. The great
~,slL. -lieltlJliJ4 • llelanoholy. AIllWllon, IOn of HlU'On Arru~ aDd
the fourth Xhalit of the ho_ of Abba.
r.;JL. 11I4 laaifJl, That which is He reiped from A.D. 813 to 833.
~. [frequent.. ~.,..t.. _me8IyM, llarohpane,
u-L. mtUJlif, A place which one IIIgared bread.
JL. 1ItdZ;~ A flatterer. ~L. mtimllC2, An herb.
~L. fIIdlij, A king. A pOll8l!llOr, ,w-t.. mtUlMt, The lower belly,
lord, muter, proprietor. abdomen; hypochondria; the Danl or
that put of the belly IUrroDDding it.
4jlCL. ..aliidnd, POIlle,mng, in Fat lIiIhering to the interior part of the
IOle property. with dapotic power. leg.
L.iWL.~~, Complete poI- ~t.. m4114t (pInr. ~"..), An
_on, abeolute dominion. impedi_t, oJ.taole. oppolition, m-
dr8Doe. BaluiDIr, deuyinc, prohibiting.
~l. mdlia'tlt. POIIClIISion. pro- JCotrit, A prohiliiter. etc. 1>itIAlult of
perty. Patronage. - . -.ed (man).
u~-l. fIt8IIl1l.f, Familiar. accus- V"~-l.. ....~ (or ~V"~l.). A
tomed to lin iD friendship with, ordi- companion. .-ooiate, friend, dolD8ltio.
JIIlY. C1IItomary. (alIlicted. Fauilliar, iDtimate.
r,J-L. ...,,111.., Sad, mournful, ~,l.. ....,. (..j,l. or ;~t..), A
.jL. fIt4lI (rem. ~l.), :Belonging lIWI8ion, dwelling. habitation.
to riche8, wealthy. Mali,,,t, The LrJL. fll4ttJt1f'a, That which iB behind
1Dances, the tzeunry. the exchequer. orafter·~'Lr,l..JlatDM'IJ.'8·fItIAr,
~tS~t.., The eecretary or Thet which is beyond the riY8l' (Oxu),
..... TrImJoxiua, Kho-.
=~ of the treasury. Mali,.,
t:i"t.. m4--to An accident.
~l. lII4 fItlMltI·, That which is Ioj,t.. fIUIIIfIJ,l', A mamion.
pul ~l.~, That which IojJt.. m4d (rem. ~t..), Anycopy
u put u put; let u not tbiJak or Ipl!U of T-, of whick ev.-y diatich ada
of the put. [_.
in t... -
~t.. _tulM, All thatoue pol-
~t. _,..,., Acute, ingenious. 1Ip-
~-l.tIM , A place of eeourity. cious, cnnning. 8ltilful in nim~.
).,..-l. Cr, Fiud. defined, de- A _ter ofaDY art. [which...
tenliud, ord8nld, eomllUlll4led. Any ,..t.. ..a""•• What is that? That
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~L. mdMy.t, Quality, essence, ~~ ..uiar., Happy, fortunate,
&ojL. may, Watery, aquatic. [nIue. august; b~ sacred•
~ L. mdyt, Dying. .iJj~ fIIuhillMGt, War, battle.
L·L. miayt, A hundred. "See.t:...
". - r-
~ muhal",w, A superintendent,
superTiaor, inspector, commiMarr, l"'00
~ L. md yatalwllal, Whatever curt:tor, deputy, factor, agent, pleI1ipo-
tentiary.
~ dUsolvable by liquefaction or concoc-
tion. ~ ~ ..V.6d,WM, A beginning.
6L. mii.yi"', One who goes down Su~rinten~ency, prefecture, agency, ill·
into a well in _ h of water. Teetlture W1th full poW8l'll.

;~L. mii.yidtst or flt4ya."" A table, .Lt.l,~ flltI1HltdaW, Seizing by

eepecially COTered with nctuala. _ force. Fighting in clOlle combat.
~L. m4yif:! Melted, fluid. Liquor. ;~~ mtddtGtlat, Separation, dis-
tance, remOTa!, departing one from
~ L. mii.yit.t, Oil of cinnamon another.
or myrrh.
il~ _dldt, Consideration, atUm"
J!'L. mall, Inclined, bent, CurT'ed.
Taking delight in, aft"ectionate.
tion. ;~~Iill, Inattention,
carel8ISDesa, indUference•
.t4 L. mdilat, (A woman) waving
~~ ..tl&ilig"', PI. of~, Sums
gracefully when walking.
of ready money.
UN~·L. fJIG/IY11I,Desperate, hopeless.
t:~. muha'" \plur. c.::.:6.\-), Any
Ltl\- muhillagMt, Exaggeration,
mdi1rerent action, whateTer a penon may hyperbole. Ampliftcation, excess, super-
do or let alone; being attended neither abimdance. 8uperlatiTe. EndeaToar,
with praile nor blame. Lawful pleasure, diligence.
festinty. l./ ~ Md"f, Edifices, fabrics,
~ ~ """'aAi" A disputant, dis- . structuree. Foundations.
pnting. C>L. fIIuhilwtJt or ;~\- muiilAilt, Vainglory, pride,
mW~ A diapute, contest, debate, arrogance. Disputing for superiority ill
yager. beauty or any other qUalification.
;\.,)~ muhdtldt, Manifesting, dis- ~~ m""aM,..t, Boasting, glory-
playing (enmity) towards any penon. ing.
..).J~ mtl&itlw, Who makes haste. ili~ muiilMlGt, Execration•
i..).,)~, Haste, expedition. Making uA\- muid"'f, Glorious, exalted.
bute. " Presuming, arrogant, proud.
LJ.,)~ fIIuMtl4lat, Exohange, barter. k:
~ muidY.t"t, Commerce, traftlc,
&oj.J~ flluiatlf, :Beginnings, origins. tnde. Maki~ a contract of purch_
or B;a1e. Plighting faith, promi8ing
j.J~ fIIOidria (plur. of)r or of obedience.

~) \-), Battles; fields of battle. 'oX:.:- muittula, A thing begnn. The

MWiim, A warrior, • combatant, a
braTe soldier, a hero. Prepared for war.
.)J~ muhartlflat, War, battle,
combat.
beginning, priuciple, or subject ofa propo-
sition. A substantive noun. I~I
..r.sI~, The subject and predi~te,
or aubltantiTe and ad,jectiT8 (in Syntax).
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)~ _ltItIw, part. Ruahing to I.j~ muUf, Who begins, doee
I8ise anythiDg; f1.ying to &rIII8. OTer- any thing fI.rIt. An inTontor. Who
whelming. m&kea maDifeat.
t~ mrdIltItIif:! An inventor, in-
- mu&us',., Prodigal, expensive.
).i:-
n~tQr, author. MulItllllGt, A new in-
Tention. JJ~ malnill, Expended, bestowed.
..;~ muht.ll, Beginning. A magnificent preaent•
~

--. _ttuAi,., A reoeiver of gO'ld

J:.:... _WI, :Hoist, watered.
1::..... mdttllil, AtBicted, unfortunate,
~ milwil, A penknife.
~ flttJlwlUl, A file, a polisher.
,J;- muhfJrritl, Ref1"88hing, cooling.
M...,.,., Cold, alBicted with oold.
iried or inured to ilistz-. Demanding );- ".uhfJrrW, What juatiftes.
on oath or coni.-ion.
Alll1Mrrllr, J1IItifted.
~ mdWiv A glutton, a de-
_ . Allfbt4ll4t> Aheorbecl, IWallowed ) r mairfJll, A leid of battle. An
up. amphitheatre.
~ ..de-I, Founded, erected, )~ mtJ6n1,., Pious, religious,
• bailt. joioes. )Jr mfJ6,.l1s, Produced, published.
t..~ fIIulJtaMj, Who exuIta, re- ~.;:- muhfJrTlJn, Demonstrative,
Jt::.:... m«"t(JAiI, Who supplicates. authentic.
Who groans (in prayer). ..;.;:- mai, I, Cut, chipped, hewn.
J~ ftHI1HIjjal, Much esteemed,
TelIerable. JC~ Who reTereI,
~~ m''''ilm, Who smiles much,
_honolU'l. [0113. IUDperI.

~ mdtliAkAM, Perfumed, npor- ~ muhfJlat, One who spreads.

MII1HJuIIt, Expanded.
~ mfJ6kMrGt,A censer for burn- __ mfJ6,."., The mouth when
ing iDcenae in. I ~iling; the rore teeth which then
c:J~ mahUilt, Fortunate, happy. appear.
l~ mtJUa, The beginning, original, k~ mM'ilt, Spread, extended,
origin, principle, head (or any thing). expanded, dilated, Itretcbed out.
t~ tNlU4lto An invention, dis- ~ mu",AM, Rejoiced with good
covery, 1lrst production,. fiction. news.
c:J'-':.~ (plur.), Innovations (in )~ ",u6tuAlAw, A bearer of good
a blId MD.Ie), reTolutioll8, lierelliea. news; an eTange1ist.
JCrtlHiit, A creator, author, inTentor, v.~ mtJiIAfI.IA, Who has an
Colllldei. A heretic, a leader of a new agreeable, aft'able, cheerful couutenance.
religion.
~ ",ulJ,w, part. Seeing. Who
J~ mu1HuldfJl, Changed, altered,
exchanged, oonTerted, turned into. &eeS. Clear, manifest. fr flJU-
).1...:0- malxlow, A rural place. 1HI#ir, Provident, penetrating. JIlIlNn-
JlaUU, A beginning, a thing begun. .M, Clear. perspicuous, made manifeat.
(Plur. ..,;,J~), Small pox be- i~ "'''''(JI'(Jt, An !!vident, or
PniDr to appeu'. conTineiug proot; an undoubted tact,
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~
~ _till, Abolished, annihi- ~ mdluf! Swallowed up.
lated.XwlJ'il, Fl'IIItratiDg, defaoiDg,
d~ying.
J~ mdlul, Moistened, watered.

~ mtl1Hltttltt, (A garment) ~ ~, Part: Wearing, ~

CODB1lmmg. Trying an experimeDt j
adomed with an elegant liniDg. tempting.
~ _tm, Having a large belly. ~ fJIIIilIl, Built, constructed.
v.~ mait11lA, Seized by force. i:D. edifice, a t'abric, a foundatioll.
I,;)~ _ttlll, A distended belly; ~4~, (A word) ending in
haliDg the cholic. kaIrw or i abort l). X_i, Who'orden

~ mtlbtl, Lazy, slow. Late. to build. ~ mtlba..r, pad.

~ fIIubllttad, Remote, distant.
~~ mai t 11l, Sent. Raising
(from the dead), awakened, lOIIIed.
'l[~ mdttlj, Burst in the belly.
...P~ maigAt1tl, Detested, odiol18.
~ maigAI, Desired, wished for,
lOught after.
~ flltlbla' or mubil, Preaerved,
reeerved, remaining (plural).
~~, Horses continuing to
run after othenl started with them haye
..stopped.
~ mtlba.UW, Doing any thing
early in the morning. Who doee any
thing early in the moming, etc.
~'.../:r, Bewailed, mourned.
~ fIIaha1hs', Deplorable.
,vwlJki, CaUling to mourn, making cry.
~ mubillt , The isthml18 of the
jaws, the opeuing into the throat.
.IIiblaf:, A glutton. .lIlI1IIif' , part. Caus-
ing or iillowing one to swallow anything.
~ mv1JlagA, A sum, ready money. ~ MIt! part. Bold or bought,
r;.rJ,~\, The above-men- YeW. Mubit, part. Exposing to sale ;
ae1liDg.
tioned sum. Quantity, prioe, JI!Oduoe,
the product or quotient in anthmetic. ~ mt0I11, ~ mu&lniA, part.
11l11li;'''' Causing or _bling one to at- Manifest, clear! distinct. DirilliDc.
~anyobjed
~ mulHUlil, part. Moistening well.
.J~ Mlt1tl, Stupid, ignorant.
Building, rearmg (with expedition, aDd
well). A. builder.
J,..... milHDlll (or .u,.....), A urinal.
XJI1Mil, What _ ODe to make WlIta'.
~ mubAij, part. Exhilarating,
rejoicing, zecreating. _LuuriaDt ill
herbage, verdant. ~ fItfI1Hs1tAij,
Beautifying. ~
~ _Aifll, part. Shutting (adoor).
XwlJ.w-, Shut (door). Oocult, UDknoWD,
doubtfaL Anything pl'Ohibi~ (.
marriage between brotJier and 1iIIter).
~'r-=1" The relative pronoun.
'-=-'~mcbAt1t,8tupified,utoniabed,
strock dumb with astonishment.
.JJ+."4 _Au,., Fatigued, breathl...
~ _It, Pusing the night,
doing anything in the night time. A.
bed-ehamOer, or any aleepiDg ~
~ mllifA, pert. Diecloeing
secret), opening (the mind). A.DowiJIg
<.
eyery oue to folloW' their inClinatiOL
Doing anythiDg by common ript.
~ mlliftl, part. Destroying, ruin-
iDg.
separating, distinguishing, ap1ainiDl,
~'~~" The true faith,
~~', An evident thing.
 I::...
~ .....",., Declared, ex·
~ illlll&ra&ed. Separated, &tri-
Cted UDder heads.
t:"?1::... tnlltdlJ'f:! part. A follower,
_ imitator.
kll::... ..tdHf.td, Obsequio1l8J1e18.
followiDg, llDdtifttaDdillg, or imitating
one another; conforming one's-aelr .to,
ea~, obefiug. DoinJ any1hing
IOlidly ana certai.nly; doiug m the laIIIe
uwmer one thiug after another.
. J.I::...
mutaatf, part. Ready dis-
~~
(buin_.
rpared. Easy, e1peditioua
Arriring at, meetin, by
chaDce,comiugupon '!Gdden!Y.~
Happeuiug. Beha!Ulg mil~ly, mdly.
_ humanely j conCormmg to IOClety.
;.1::... mutiltJuW, parl Aftlieted,
turbed. [made
dis-
one.
".;...\.:... ~, part. United;
~.\.:... rnutaGlWw, part. Delayed,
retanling, reeeding,lagging behiud. The
lasl l-J!}--·\;.... n\:Jw, ~ lan-
guage ortJle modems.
. .:;.1:... ...e.G.I:Af, part. BeiDg bro-
~then or friend.; acting, or reeeivinJ! u
a brvther. 8tudyiug attentively, taaing
care of.
~.j'1::... m~lJ, part. Well Ji'1::... mtdtlallAil, part. Marrying
•~; leanIed. [publilhed.
~..;.t.... rnutaaaill, part. Signified,
-
..,f";'1::... ...ullld, part.
vexed, oft'ended.
Injured,
~'I::... ~f, part. Aftlicted,
grouinc. Anxiolm.
t.1::...
fII4l4 f , Merchandize, goods.
Furniture, cloth., el!'ecta, uteoaila.
~I::... matf.ii, Diftlcultiee, vex-
&tiona, dIidioDa, em., nn.tortuDea.
.».t.... fIt~, part. Confirming,
atmIgthening. JltllMkiM, Corrobo-
rated, repeated.
....ai.1::... mwltMlllif,
part. Cultivating "='L,ing 011 the side.
an ~aiDtaDoe. Jlw-lltlf, AIIIOCiated,
COIIjomed, familiar. ~y;.... m"talJ4-~, Who is abeent,
216
..1'1::... ~, part. AftIicted
I pained, I8d, ineoD80labl~ di8contented.
GrifJYed, troubled.
~.b... mutadlf, part. (pI. ~~ 1::...),
Co_ti... following (eapeeially OIle
who aecompanica another in IODg in.a
lower voice).
~'I::... mtdtlammil, part. Contem-
plative, conaideriug, examiniug care-
Cully. Conaiderate.
1.:1~'\::... mulaamm;", part. Confiding
m, secure.
~I::... mata1llJt, The being firm,
IOlid, bed, constant. Firm_.lOlidity.
A fortification, a eaatle. Obetinaey. A
place where figs gro....
~.\::... mutaa,.,.." part. Of tho
femininc gender.
v-J'\::... mwt/IQ,.II4II, part. Tamoo,
familiarized. Domestic.
J"I::... mutaan..f, parl Behaving
with addle. and attention in any a1fair ;
patient and cool in tranaaotiDg busiD_.
",;'1::... rnuttJatDtDf, part. Assembled.
Remaining at home.
~'I::... tn~ilJ, parl Ready,
prepared.
a wire. Worthy, proper• ...,ted,anited.
~'I::... mutaa"tMl, StrengtheDed,
J~~
.blilhed.
mwtalJdtlw, part. Making
halite, endeavouriug to get the start of
another. Rising, originating, emerging.
j)~ mwtalJdri.. part. Striving,
quarrelling. A striYer, quarreller.
~~ m1ltalJdnl, part. Blessed
(God), venerable. Who lives happily
and comfortably. Holy. Illustrious.
"'J~ mulabdrf,. part. Abeol~ing
one another, diMolnng a partnel'llhip.
J,\.::...
mutalJdtf, part. Delaying•
[distant.
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c--
~': ~ muW,4gllUf. part. Mutually jJ~ ..u,'4tDia, part. TraDa-
pmecutiDg. pEng. RoeediDg, paasing by.
~~ .....waglll. part. Desired, ~ fItIIfj.,., Commerce.
wiahed for. Proper. suitable.
40/~ mutq;-', part. DiTided
J\.::... mwW4i1, The residue, re- mtoputa•
.. ~der. [glorying.
~ flttltt;fIUi4, part. Incarnate,
~~ .~4111, part. Boasting,
e~bodied; corpulent. ~;i
1.:1!~ muttJ1Jdyira, part. Distinct, Incorporeal.
eeparate. diatant.
~ mvlajtlllim, part. Corporeal,
~ ~w. part. Very learned. , inCarnate. incorporate. HaTiDg a large
~ flUlttJifliWir, part. Perfum- body. corpu1eDt. .
iDg one'_If. [dialipated. ~ .tIttIjtJlW, part. Covered,
.>:¥-mtlttlMtJ4tI4tI, part. Dispersed, clothed. }{agnitled. JC~ Om-
coming, RcelliDg, riaing IIUpeOor (ill
t..i:-:-..
mtlttJ6atldit:., part. An inno- dipity).
fttor. inTentor. an allthor. a lelder of a
lOOt of heretiCll. [ll1bstitutiDg. ~ ..utq;tJllI, illuminated, en-
J 4e fIMIldlHMldil, part. Changing. lightened.

~ flltltahauir, part. Contem- ~ mvtqjamWMJ, part. Con-

tltn&,
_
!'~tiTely;
JudiC101II.·
Pa1ed, concrete.
couideriDg. pnl-
[loling.
Y\s\... mvtddlJ", part. Mutually
~ mtda&lltl, part. Delaying, ~ mvtlMitl, part. United, made
-liDgeriDg. one.
~ mutaHu.M, part. Divided. ~~ mutiJ1&arN, part. "Moved;
J1:.:...
muttl1Hlllal, Moistened, wet. moving one's aelfj D)oveable.
~ tMlHt! part. pass. A lord, ~~~, Immoveable. 4.j~\
Chief, leader. ¥i'.J\. Moveable powers.
~ \:::... muttJtdlJi part. CoD!OOUtive,
v ~ mvlaAa.tn", part. Retiring
BlUlCeIIiTe. comiDg one after another. to garriaon, fortifyiDg one'He1f. TakiDg
J\:::... muttJtdll, part. Consequent. refuge.
ODe fonowing another in regular 1IUCl- ~ mvt-Mj, part. GiTing a
cellion.
-
b..... mutatalli. part. Following
preaent, making an olI'eriDg. ~
mg, dedicating.
~~other. ~ mllttJUik, part. Certain. true.
Jib tmd4I4/eil, part. Heavy, slow. ~ mvWwllf. part. Adorning.
GrllTn~ to do any thiDg, and demtiDg. JCtII4Mll,l Adorned (eapecially with
Grantating towards the earth. bracelets or other female ornaments).
~ mtdtJlaft"l, part. Folded, ~ mvtaluJmmil, part. Bearing.
doubled; inlected, complicated. lupportiDg.lIU1I'ering patiently•
.r~ . mvUjdAr, part. Brave, ~ muttJ1ItJwir. part. Astonished,
magD&DlIDOUI. . Itupifled, wondering.
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~lSi. ~, part. Disput- ~~ ~i1l, part. Anointing
ing; holding an alterca~on, litiga~. one'..lIe1f.
An adTenary, an 0Ppollte party m a
Jaw-auiL ~.x... muttadf, part. Receiving
money, as the expiation of homicide. .
~ \Si.. mflt4ltAdlij, part. Oppos-
ing, oppolite. Adverse. ~~ mKtadayyifJ, part. A debtor.
~ mlltlaUis, part. Taking, re- t..i.&.J.:... mtltautllJf:! part.Diaperaed,
c:eiTing. selecting. chOOlling, . .uming, .. diMipsted (wealth).
_iating. kllttUltA, part. pua. jJ.:...mtdasaUar,part.Remembered,
Taken. [priated. nlCOrded, recollecting. recalling to mind.
~ tmIlaiJuJuil, part. Appro- lo_Q;:... ..,,1a,,(J-Gij, part. Compa-
~ fItfItallultWaitl, part. monate; mercifal, piau.
Hoved, moTiDg. [jointed. .3~ fnllttl"atld, part. Contending,
~ ffNd4kJuUiJuJl, part. Dis- driTiDg. pushing. repelliDg one another.
Dialobing any contract by mutual aaree-
~ mKtUAallif, part. Remain- ment.
~ng or left behind. [engapl. c...J.J!f..., part. of c...J.J~,Successive.
~ ~ , part. Free, dis- f~ mutMiium, part. Accumu-
~ ..utilim, part. Having an
lated, heaped up, condeneed•.
r iDdiptioD. CaIIIi.ng lndiption. b're
mutMatotlA,part.Struggling,
~ fIUItkJulmq,t, (Meat) corrupt- WJ'8lltling.
ing in the stomach. I:f''re
muta"ilAi1l, part. Depositing
~ tmd4l:1uJyyil, part. Imagin- mutual pledges or wagers.
ing, supecting, fancying <P!d or. ~).
J£~tIl. pert. pus.Anything lIimilar
oj.?
mutMabbl, Educated, in-
to an idea conceived of it. A cloudy IIky. structed, trained, eecUltomed.
Thinking highly. but falaely of one'll-self. "";;.fA mutaratW, part. Firm,
Ground~,.ered with luxuriant herbage.
Fantutie, imagitwy. settled; ordered, eetablished. Running
in, upon. or against j springing, riaing.
~,~ mtltalaf:l, part. Disputing, SaJrering, all'ected.
eontendiDg. provoking one another.
.;~ mtlttJtlGi6i,., Considering with
~.r fltutMajjiA, part. of C:-.J,
Prevailing, conquering.
attention. J{lIttMi46&1r, part. pua. Regu-
lated, diapoeed in order. ~.fA mutartljrij, part. Agitated,
t.!~ ..utal4rTaf:! part. Armed treJl.1blinJ, tottering, moTing to and fro.
Fatigued.
with a coat at mail, or quilted cotton
YllIt.
Ji.x... mvtada.ffik, part. Spreading
r+r fltutMjjMn, part. pus. In-
terpreted, translated.
wiele, overtlowing (water). ~.r mutMajjt, part. Hoping.
~.x... mrdtulallil, part. Concealed,
EatiIlJ a little. Licking anythiDg in
~ r mutMaAAim, part. Compas-
p!&y (cattle). . eionate. merciful, tender, all'ectionate.
Pitying•
-al~ m~ij, part. Approaoh- .J':;~ mutaradllal, part. Repulsed,
rejected, refuIed. JL~ 0JJ1l0simr,
ing,see U~. J'eIiItiDg, adverse. ComiDg ud-gomi,
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wuderiDg, a1lJlterillr. ImllIOlute. II!-
oediDg, ambipOlll, perplexed, lIeBitating. ...;-::.,. flltlta,dII. part. Imbuedl
VN.r- flltltIJriI, Trenches round a
camp or cutle; a parapet of wood,
-imbibing.
~ muttUtUlim, part. A viear, a
• earth, etc. locum tenens, a lieutenant to the goftl'-
nor of a proriBoe, sent before to tUe
~.r- mulMtIIIitl, part. Watching, poaeuion for bia superior, and m a _
expecting, exploriDg. Vigilant, hoping. a1raira till bia arriftt ---..-
~ r fIIutM'f'atltlil, part. Broken.
-
L~ ~, part. Consoled,
~ r fIIutarTtJd4I, part.Contenting, ~~ [trica&e.
satistying; begging anything to be ac- ~ L:.::.... mutalMlJik, Perplexed, in-
ceptable.
~ L:.::.... mutMMlJiA, part. Like. re-
~
<:
r fIIutartlf/!&g/ti/), part. De- sembling, conformable.
Iiring, expectiDg.
~ r fIIutM'tlUtl, part. Contem-
r\.:.:... mutMMmm, part. Smelling.
mulBngup.
plating, obserTinH. Expecting, desiring, ~ ~ ,',... mutalWlJi8, part. Grasp-
wilhing. Guarding.
ing strongly, fixing the naila or claws iD
~r fIItItnU (pI. feme '-=J'SJ.r-), anJthing.
Abandoned, left. '-=J'S~ ~ _ra-
mutMlum-tItl, part. Diapened,
kiit. Hoveables, anything left behind one put to ftight.
(either when leaving a place or dying) ;
unn_ry baggage. ~::... tIIutalAarrit! part. Skilled
in the laws•
.........ir..- fIIuttlf"tllalailJ, Dedicating
'oners-l8lf to the eemce of God; leading ~ mutal.wUl, part. Complain-
a monastic lite. [tipliecI.
ing, lamenting; afIlicted, paiDed, clis-
~~ flltlttluytltl, Encreased, mul· eaIed.
~~ fIIuttlzay.l, Transitory. ~ mutalTuUaAil, part. Making
~ r mvttllaAsiA, part. Retiring,
distant, absent. ~~
water, dropping.
tIIutaldtUl, part.
•
A8cendiug
u.;..y... fIIuttll4Mij, part. Ad- continually.
.,.ancing towards. ..;::i..z::... mtdtmultll, part. Turning
away the face, oppoeing, objectiDg. At-
~.r mutalltlYil, part, Increasing tempting,presuming, dliring. intent upon.
(the price of prori,iona). Aftlxing, add- Any infenor officer of governments clerk,
ing a commentary or supplement. accomptan\, etc.
d.r fIIvttlselyytm, DreBBed, adorned. w~mutalMTJJ,part. POIIlIellSing,
J. L:... fIIutMtJ-il or ~t...:.... part. occupying!.....enjoying. A poaaeaaor, a
111118ter.W Ilatever is in one's power
.Asking one another.
t!\-:... tIIutM4rtf:! part. Hastening or pOBBell8ion. w~;i, What
together. is out of one's power (u a bird mthe
air, a fish in the water, etc.) i"';
bi\-:... muttll4kit, part. Falling, or
.u~, The thinking faculty.
throwing one·...self (into any plaoe).
";J\-:... fIItltal4fDf, part. Equal, ~ muttalif, part. Praiseworthy.
p.ranel.
Qualified, endued with. Deacn1l!ld, de-
~ fIItIttaIit , part. Large, broad. scribing.
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J,.A.. ..tIIltut1, part. Contiguous, .).M:.. ...tGtaMid,part. }[my,
adjoining, adhering. ',.~mwtta-
~ MOllL

ailIaa, ConWluall,.. Contiguolll1y. ~~ mutar.addl, part. A trans-

.J~ flltdtuafDlDir, part. Imagining, rr-r, a wicked 'Wretch, a 'fillain•
coneeiYiDg. J61t4_ _r, Imagined. P_ng by, or Crom one to another.
HaTing a ContagiOllll di.order (people);
IlIUIgiDable, po.ible. Inclining, TIll'g- dyi~ one after another. An acQ't'e,
ing, tending towards.
~ 'llUltadtljjlW, part. Distreeled,
opp~ injured, alBieted. .
-traDaitin, or cuuJ. Terb.
.J~ .ulataaif', part. Difllou1t,
C- mutttldiA, part. lIanifest, evi-
dent, a-r.
impCBlole. Stained. Defaeed. Making
an apology. DeeerTing pardon.
[injured.
J'~ fIttIltldtHTar, part. Dispersed;
.J-:-
muttlt""if', part. DiJReult,
impc.ible, intricate, hard to be ex-
~ fntdadtwrif:! part. 8uppli- plained. J~~, DiJReult
cating. [resigned.
to be obtained, arduous. ~
~ fItfIfft.ulit , Humbled, lowly,
~~ mfltlultJwwl, part. Receiving
J,.rJ', DiJJlcult to pa8lI, hard to
~ got OTero
light (when in adarkplace,Crom aneigh-
bouring lire, etc.) ~ fltfllattltt"1a, part. Thirsty,
preteDdinJ thin&. Wiahful, deairOlIlI,
~ .tItaullam, part. Darkened, eager, cunOllll.
ot.:ure. Injured, &gg!iend. Com-
P~:!D of. ~cmp. Oppr-.l, and l:a.i... m.tlat"" part. Admonished,
ae g Justice. receiYiDg, and following adTiOl.
~\.:... .vttltdkiJ, part. 8ue- Jl..:... mUlattlllu:, part. :Belonging
eeeGv~. ,,~~, ~\.:..., Coming to, depending u!!On, touching, 001l0II'D-
_Tel,.. ing. 8~nded, ~ding, hanging
to. Addicted, dedicated, attached.
J\.:... mvttltdl, High, etc. The '-=-'~ (plur. lem.>, Dependen-
HOIlt High God. Jltdtltdl (or cies, appurtenances, circumatancee.
J\.:...), Coming, approaching. ~,-:... muttilh, part. Fatigued,
~ding b cJ.esrees' a . aloft oppreued; TCXed.
orhigh. ~on~'~ ~ muttlt a"i1l, mulat llJ,tl1I,
~ muteD, part. Fatiguing. part. Public, open, manifest, conapicnoua.
Certain, determined, colllltituted, ap-
~ mutata1Jlntl, part. Devout, pointed, deputed. Fonowing with the
religiollll. o,.e, piercing, illftueneing, or fuoinaWlg
kc:- .utl "" Enjoying, eto. part. with malignant loob. Pierced tu1l of
~a1l holes (a bottle, bag, etc.)
~. . Advantage, gain, utility.
~ mtctagAtlttl,part.Covered,hid.
Taking a wife on the condition of dis-
.u.iag her after a fewdaJII' cohabitation. '-.I.e... mtctaglulllilJ, part. Ruling,
Jlittllt. Performing th8 ceremoniee at
Mecca, making the aaered Yisitation 'pred~min&Dt, powerful, auperior, lei

called ~. ~.
~ ••Utajji6, part. Admiring, ~ ..utagMyytlr, Altered, trans-
'WoDdering. formed, changed. ]Iutable.
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r
JU:... tmdllfl!_f, part. Destroying ~ flttltllWbW, part. Proud,
~ one another in war. .haughty, arrogant, lofty.
&.:.J) U:... mtd&ftUJit, part. Distinct, ~ ..utal&alli.., part. Speaking;
lMlpar&te, distant, dift"erent. . a speaker, an orator, declaimer, adyocate.
~~ mtd&fllAAiI, part. act. In- An eloquent orator.
Y8ltisating, ~q~, eDmining. An ~ fIfIIttdf, part. Supported,
enqwrer, an InqUllltor. proJlped, leaning, reclining, sitting (_
~ -£:... mutafM'rij, part. Contem- pecfalIy upon the heels), lying down to
sleep.
plating, examining, walking about, gazing
around. A spectator. (j-J.::.... ..utaldlik, part, Following
in succession, in a continued serilll.
~, part. Singular, incomparable. Added, augmented (one following &DO-
Vi? mtd&frwril, part. 1udging ther). [COIltinaed.
from signs or appearances, conjecturing. JjJ.::.... muWasil:, part. ContiguOUll,
~ mutafatTllf:> part. Produced, ~L... mut4l1dlAf, part. Vaniming,
originated, deriyed, proparted, eft'ected. - annihilated; yain, of no moment, worth-
!Ctltilfarrit, part. Belongmg to, depend- 1_.
mgupon.
~ muWdtiflf, part. Boxing one
J? ..utllftWra", part. Separate, another, cutting with bloWl.
Agitated u the waYeI.
M~
distinct, dift"erent, divided, d~ned,
_tterod, confuted, diMipated, rumed. \1:- mutaldlf, part. Shining,
JC- mUUllfi", part. Consenting, ~littering.
agreeing; correspon~, concurring ~L... mutaldAf, part. Playing,
(~D1onies) ; confederat1lll{, oonspiring.
trmted, umform. Happemng. Nearly - amBling one another, soothing care or
related together. An accomplice, a con- grief.
~lpirator. ~ mutW, part. Indigenous, na-
~ mlltllfa""ir, part. Contempla- tiye. MtItlid, part. Hereditary wealth ;
tiYe, considering, thonghtful. mYel ..
or cattle bom in their muter"a

~ u:.... mutaiabil, part. Opposite, house. ~ mutallUl, part. Col-

meeting, opposing, or facing one another. !ectina', lI8lMlIIlb!ing. KeepiDg or wvd-
.>u:.... mtd&iatir', part. Droppiug, mg olt, preYenting•
.....a..h.. ...eli/. part, Destroying,
coming in a train, ono after another.
ruining, oonsuming. A co11llUDler, •
~u:.... mutal:dtitl, part. Sedentary, prodigal.
lltationary. Exempted from joininJ the
army (a garrison IOldier). AbstaiDing
..
~;:h-- utallllUJi_, part. Changeable,
from. uriable, of dift"erent oolours, MOUL

r:i.A::... JUl\I~ lNItluA'lttJiil, Insane.

mutakatldim, Ancient, an-
terior. An ancient, an ancestor. A chief,
.
f:. ..utimm, part. Completing, per-
president, principal, goyernor. footing.
y):..e mtd&J:arrib, part. Approach- ";.J~ ..td&IIIdtlf, part. Penever-
ing; haYing &CCeII to a iing, a royal ing, continuing, prolonging, protracting.
reIlItion or fayourite. Adjacent, near,
allied to. '~J~ mutMndUJit, part. A hypo-
crite. Feigning to be dead.
\G... muttak4, A day-bed, couch, or
IOfa, a C1I8hion, carpet, or anything upon ~ ..ue..ir, part. Abounding in
which people recliDe. eWes.
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~ ".,."..rritl, part. Stubborn,
disobedieot, iDlOlent, rub.
~ ",..maa;fI, part. Powerful,
hariDg great authority. Placed, esta-
blished, inhabitiDg; _cling. An in-
habitat.
~ flltltMrtmiJII, part. Completing, ~I"..:-. mNtw4n!, part. of ~'i,
perfecting. A finisher.
~ muta.IMfln!,. part. Wishing,
• hopmg, praymg, saling.
~;..:.-. .,ltlSlMfDIIlij, part. Duhing,
fouaing, _elling, nging (u the _);
OYerllowing, boiliug oyer.
~ wltfl, A. hard or elevated piece
of groUDd. The ten.
~l:.:... muttJlldAI, part. Finished,
terminated, arriYed at the utmOllt ex-
treme, gaining any point. Coming, or
briDging intelligence.
~ mutanabl>iA, part. Waking
fromaleep. CircWD8pect, auimadnrting,
taruiug the attention towards, recollect-
ing, remembe~, diligent. BeceiYing
adrice, and proliting by it.
~ mutantlttim, pprt. A..ftluent, ~,...,. ..utawaUat, part. pass. Ex-
fortunate, enjoying the deligbt. and com-
forta of life.
~ .UUlMjlr, part. Avel'll8, ab-
horring, .bUDDing, fiying, dete.ting.
JL,.:.... .vtadW. Tranalated,
transported; oopied, portable. ~,...,. mutawaUil, part. Trusting
~ fllUlMuJfIJfI1it> Various, .of in God, resigning to one'. fate; placing
dilf'erent kinds, aorta, or forma. (Any- con1idence in another, unable to manage
tJ.';M) dirided into dilf'erent parta or
~a
}'£-e fIIfdtJu1lJti,., Successively, one
ifter &IIOther, diatinctly (88 chronologies,
quotations, etc.)
").J" ..... mutlSwiJrid, part. Successively,
one following &IIOther.
t,J);:- m~warf, ~. Withdraw-
mg, lurkmg, ahaeonding ; coueealed,
remecL
J..., 'J:... mutawd,tIl,J"oined or futened
together. Connected witb one another.
JI.a-ii.a, part. act. ArriYing, proceed-
Uar, eomiDg forth.
~I,,-. mulMDatlit , perL Submis-
Bin, obedient, tractable, bumble, dable.
J ,,=... mutawall, part. Continued,
- au_iye, collleCUtiye, following one
after another. A eect in Syria.
NllJtligent.
~;:... mllttlWwij, part. act. Crown-
ing. JltJItJl/ll/ltlj, part. pus. Crowned•
~,=... m"wwtljjiA, Travelling, turn-
ing or going towarda.
tj,=... mutawM'f"it> part. Continent,
~llIItinent, pioua.
~,=... mvtawtlttifl, Inhabiting, re-
_ Biding, dwelliug, remaining.
j,...,. mUWwtljlr, part. Many, numer-
ona, plentiful, copiona, much.
..j,...,. mllttJwajf'f, Dead, defunct,
giring up the ghost.
Jf:.,. mut8flJfl1t1k,Desired, wished for.
}lOOted. JllIttIl/ldkkib part. act. lUpset-
mg.
--aJ,...,. muttItDaUij, part. Slow,
tardy, delaying, lingering. Expecting.
..
Pel'l8Yering.
_0011. own a1faira.
JJjA mvtawallatl, Born, generated.
~,...,. mvtawalll, The superintendent
or treuurer of a mOllque, an adminis-
trator, or procurator of any religioua or
charitable foundation.
c.:;:J~ mutaAdlik, Running head-
long to ruin; destroying one another.
ri- mtltttJAam, Accused, arraigned.
. J * muttJ!uztDwir, part. Violent,
tUriona, ruh, incouaiderato. Rnahiug
upon, atambllng, falling npon anythinr
bY accident.
~ mllttMawl, part. Beady, pre- J.e... mfUlil, part. Oppmsiug, die-
paring one'a-aelr. u-ing, alllicting (as • h_ry loed,
~ mat&', When, if at any time sleep; disease, guilt, etc.) ~
(neTer uaed interrogatively). "._Uil, part. Overloading. Jlllldulo
~ Matta', Matthew. part.pass. (fem. .i:..lli.. ),Oppressed,
heavy laden.
~_.:.. mvta,aa.s, part. Prudent, ~ fMlal or flliIal, The being like,
cautioWl, vigilant, attentivo. equal, ~mbling. A fable, tale, pazable,
~ muta,a""in, part. Knowing apologue, proverb, adage, e:umple, com-
for certain, exploring, examining. pariaon. Alike, equal, _bliug.
.• ~ matln, Strong (castle), firm, k... mi,lv,," (or ili..\~), This
'""iolid. ~blea it, it ia the ..me with thal
y~ maldb, The place at the 'h., For example. Hill, Simili-
brink or parapet of a well where tho
water-drlIwer .tanda. The middle of a tude. Alike, equal. ~.;~,
well, ciatern, or pond; alao the place Like to thia, the eame with that.
into which the water 1'UDII from the ~r­ ~ fllfUlil,wpart. Amounting tAl
voir or spring. A place of rendez-
vona where _ttered people _mble. three. ~ mtUall..., part.
Wherever a hunter spread8 his neta. A Triangular, triple. JC-u.u,put. pIlL
premium, etc. Muii6, Rewarded. Triangular; a triangle.
~ b... mtUabat, A place to which ~ mfUliJ~ part. Snowy (day);
one retnrua again and again. An innl a mowing; doing' anything in IDOwy
e&ra1'llDBOl'll. Stonea projecting roUJlQ a
well. weather. Gladdening, cheeriDg.
J~ mildl, Similitude. An ex- ~,
ample, model. A form, /WIre, mode,
manner, dellnite quantity.
t..'~ mtU4lij, plur. of ~.
Biatory. * An' ice or anow-oe11ar.
mtUmw, part. (A tree) beariug
fruit. Opulent, increuing in wetith.
Fruitful, bearing plenty of Crail
eJb... ~.r.!- (fem. ~..r-i)' Un-
maldnl, The first ~ction (of
fruitful, barren, sterile.
the AIcoran). Jb...J\, The whole
~ mtUm...., part. Oonsiating of
. ..
W

Alcoran. The two knee and hind-leg

joint. of cattle. eIght. ~ mtIMmfII...., part.
~ .
. mfUbit, part. (or ~), Oetangular, eight-fold. Making in the
form of an octagon. J l - - , eight
~tabl~~ing, fixing,. contirmina', ratify-
mg, g'lYlJlg a IIUlction to. 'knowing timea doubled.
with certainty. ~ ~t, toIP fMllIafDI or mam4f1I, Rhyme,
part. pall. Establiahed, confirmed, written. poetry where the lIOCOnd line of emy
JlIIHIb6it, part. act. Reducing to writing. aiatich rhymes with the eame letter. A.
Fixing, eatabliahing, praYing, etc. book of moral dottrine written in thiJ
J\a. milial, A drachm and a half
weight. . ~
apec:iea or metre.
fIUIIM', Two and two. (plur.
~ fMlW, A wimble or other u~), The winding of a river,
'boring fustrument. '-~ mv w
etc. The aeoond chord or string of.
lute. A diatich. MfiIMi, Doubled,
MkkilJ, part. Perforating often, piercing
tun of holea. folded. ~ . . . . . ., part.
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llaking two, doubliJag. (A noun) of
the duAl number. MUG_, put. pall.
Doubled, two-fold.
~ flltlllJgl. Diminuti\"e of ~ )J~ mujilUlir, part. A neighbour;
...1. \~~,~, This resem- liTing near.
bles that. )J~ m,gilUl.i, part, PaMing, trans-
i...:..>. ~ flttljd1uultat, Contending,
figbting, puhing. Remaining, pre-
Tenting.
~.)~ mujiltlatat, Wrangling, dis-
putillg. reproeching, reTiling.
L...:J't:-.J~, The heavenly lumi-
uries. . [another.
i.-.J~ fIIujilr.""t, Wounding one
~J~ fltfljdrl (plur. of '-i~),
Accidents, eYeuts, occurrences. 8treallll,
enrrellts. Running, going, proceeding
(along with another).
j~ fll4J"ds, A way, a pueage.
lbjii., Permitted, lawful, conTement.
(or ij~), A metaphor, simile,
allegol'l' A deeeitrul word or lIlltion.
Feigned, political, worldly, superficial,
profane (Oppo.ed to cliTine IOTe).
#~~ fII.jil. ., lIetaphorically.
Superftc:iaUy, insincerely.
i!i4='" fIt.,dadt, CompeDlauon, re-
quital of good or eriL
..,jj~ fIIIIjils', Metaphoric, hyper-
bolical, not true, feigned, insincere
(lOT!>. Political; profane j superficial.
JbfiQi, put. Recompelllinr.
J~ fll4jill, Power, strength,
ability, rigour, 1kiIl. Force.
vJ~ fIIlIjill" (plur. of ~),
Conferences, UIeII1blies, conririal COD-
nnationa. s-iona. Jf_jOlil, put. Bit-
ting together. .t...l\.c4, An u-
_bly, conTenaQou, etc••
~~'t (plur. of ~),
i...~ fltlfiiJmtJt'" (pl. ~\-~),
CoDcabim., coitna.
"'li ~ ..p.....,GraUa,gratuitoualy.
~J~ fIIfIjiJWiIJ, part. An an-
ewerer, a epeaker, a propoter.
gressing, exceeding bounds. )J~
~I, Immoderate, eXceB8il"e.
i\b~ majuAilt, Boasting.
.u~ fIItIJ"dltitl, part. A warrior
(especially in. defeDCe of religion).
One who laboU1'll or 8ndeaTollll.
i.u~, Fighting for the faith
against in6dela. 8tri ring, labouring.
i.;A~ muJilwst, Conquering, pre-
Taili!1&' OYer. Reproaching, railing at.
Reading, lpeaking, or calling with a 10nd
Toice. Carrying on open hoatilitiel,
being an nndiagUUed en.emy.
~ mtljlJir, part. Forcing unwil-
lingl,..
.J~ m'f14ilJi,., part. One who leta
broken bones.
J~ flttgler, Constrained, forced,
Cou.olidated (&I a brobn. bone). He-
establiahed after being in diatntiIed cir-
CDlJlltaDceI. Bound.
J~ flUlJlo.l, Formed by nature,
innate.
~ mvitah', part. act. Selecting,
chOOling. Collecting. JLwjiMM, part.
pall. Elected, choaen.
r~ ..,·tarim, part. Guilty, &0-
kuowledging a crime.
lIllising. Cutting olI'.
Taking away,
~~ tMfJ'tM1, part. Bold, gettmg
fntah courage.
~ fIt'f1"t", or ~ ".~,.,..,
part. Touc~. handling, tesling (the
pulae). En.qDll'ing after or getting in-
telligence.
~ fltwjtalii, part. Carrying
from place to pM (eapecially • ......,
cattle, etc. for g).
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~ .IfiWl, part. Seeing a bride ~ mtljamd, The galaxy or milky
adorned and unTeiled. Unrolling the ....y.
turban 1Uh.
.)~ mlfitlrM, part. pres. Laying
~ muit4mit, part. Aseembling, bare, Itri~ping
naked. Jl'fi1WNfl, put.
co~ together. Agreeing in the lIlUIle pus. Stript. Solitary, unique, aleme,
Op1D10D. UI1III&I'ried. Only, IOle1y.
~ m.,"ttJ1IilJ, Abstaining from, .u~ mijra/tIt, A wooden ahovel
declining, sbunning, lying. with which they clean streets.
~ "'"itllnl, part. Collecting. r£ mujri"" part. A malefactor,
~ mlfit4Aitl, part. Endeavouring criminal, linDer.
to coneeiTe or perform anything. t:J~ ~, Wounded.
~ fM)a, Glory, grandeur, greal- .)J~ majnul, Torn oft', skinned,
De., splendor, the honour derh'ed from unbarked, peeled. .Infested by 10Clllta
lUICeItorll. PraiIiDg (God). Exce11iDg in (ground). Haling the belly-ai:he from
glory. ~~\.." A glorioua eating locDlts.

and magnificent lord. '~,).Jj, ~,;!If!" ",ufti, part. Canaing to floY

May his glory mereue. • M
or run. An executor, one who c:a1lB
any order to be obeyed.
~ mujidtJ, part. Solicitor, one
wbo labonn diligently to .ceompliBb ~ m.pf:! part. Striking with
anything. Doing one's endeaYour, terror. [a doDItion.
stretching enry nerYe.
J~ m'fisll, part. Libe~ giling
""~ mlfiadditl, part. Renewing,
making afresh. Jl'fiflddlMl, part. pus. rJ~ majaum, Cut, amputated,
Renewed. Repaired. #I.)~ abrupt; marked with jfz_ (').
•~, .Again, af'reIh, newly. • ~ "'.,....., part. Incarnate.
li";'-' part. pus. Incorporated; cor-
.J~ ",.,iuidw(fem.b.J~),Having pulent; IIIUIJ.
the IIII81l-POL
~mflj"tid, part. Curling (hair).
u~ --jaddiJ, Bee ~~.
~ m;'ttJl, See~. MIIAal,
J~ fNSjtltil, A troop or body of
part. }{ak~, performing. cauaing, con-
men. Jlijdtll, A.trong caatle.
stituting, fixiDg the prioe of labour, etc.
y,~ majdulJ, Drawn, extended,
abstracted, attracted. J~ fltlljtul, Constituted, effected.
•
u\~ mijsilf, An oar. ~ mlljill,' part, Revering, mag-
Y,~ fltlljaiJ.1J,· Drawn, attracted. nifJinlr. coDlideriDg as illDltrioDl or
estlm&ble. .
Torn or carried a....y, abstracted.
rJ~ llIajaiJ.m, Having the leprosy. ~ mlfitJllitl, part. A. book-binder.
Xlfiflll4d, part. pua. Bound in leather
~ mujrd, A channel, canal, aque- (a book). One book, a bound Tolnme.
duct. L.!,~~, A water-course. ~ ""!Ilif, An 88llembly, con-
gregation, coDTention, co~ conncil,
~\.;~. The bed of a river. colllia~ry, convirisl meetiDg, CODnna-
tion. The time and place of _mbling,
y ~ m.,twrilJ, part. Trying, etc. A judgment-seat, a tribunal.
pro~'
r_,.
, making an 81periment. Xlfjllr-
rt, skilled, yersed. ProYed, k fM)liJ.fD, Polished, splendid.
examlD . A bride adorned, with her face unyeiled.
 J.tr'";IIllI, part. Polishing. ~ fNlJld, Sacred. ~IorioUA,
'm~ar~ explaining, dec~Dg, re- honourable, noble. ~'y)"
~ one' thoughta. N'fitllW. part. The meet glorioUl God.
.... Inustzated, 1lUlllifeated. Polished, • •
fmbiabed, made clear, clean, or bright. ~ m,lr, pert. Protecting agaInst
- • M.1 art Co opxn-on.
~ -)~ p . p8IIIl. n· ,. "D" ••
Paw. ~ mU)Is, part• .l;emlltting, gmng
...L" ",ijatw and
,r-:-
i -"'""~ A censer
~ ,
It;a!e, appronng. ~ran~ .li~,
&1~ quarter. Lean1!&' be1lind, re-
for i - , a cballng-diah. Imquuhing. CuttiD( olr. .Allo~ to
~.......... and .-a....i .. A place Cll?m~ ':Jld go.• ~eJlmng, ~UiDg;
c-;- -:f-t ~_. ~ dismWlU1g; gmng way; caumug to
.. -tJly. A CODeOlU'M, CIOWd, COIl- penetrate.
YSioD, ~D, meeting. A book ~ mu1'agy.i", part. Raiaing an
ofmieee1JlUlies,amagazine. ~ aimj.
'"'"~" The contluence of two ~ 1lI4IJlto Milk and dates. Mtfj1to
rinn. AC';';b part. Collecting. COIl- part. Staning, clinging with hunger.
taming, etc. ~ "'''1'IlIll''''t> .~ tmglJ, part. Concave, hollow.
put. ,... Colleetecl. BeBolYed, inteJlded. P8Il8kating to a caTity (when digging,
....ac.. . II (rem. ~""""--~) etc.) Shutting.
l r-:- IlI4!1'" t T~ , LJ ~ mUtiM, Respect, regard.
Collected, -.mbled, OOIlTeIled, COD- ·Wlftl.;ft_ •• •
--. ~ ... CODDll'lUlC8.

k~ "";'4 ., (or l.~) A .q~ lIMIAdii.e, Loving, ahewin.g

-n.:..:_
_.., _:_~,__ ..,
_ y , magume, a com-
regud, eultiTaUng fri8lldahip.
peIIdima, etc. ~~ ",ddili (pI. of '-:-'~
~ . .jttll", .Foolish, insane, or fem. ~~), Lovers, friends,
-s,Iu:iClllL ~.
~ ";"1, part. Gathering fruit. k;-~ mUtijj.e, Pleading acanse j
\.il(A. tree) haTiDg frnit ripe (or polling. bringing proo&.
Bipe &.it. ~ abounding in f'nrit.I, ~ ~ mv1ld1'illllt, Prohibiting,
--. taking 0118 from another (to pr8Tent
V'~ The Magi or adorers llghting).
of tire. ~~, The religion of .utJ~ mUtitltJlat, Conversation,
die Jbci.. uarratiOR. [oppceite.
u~ ....
fIJfH/, part. p881. HoI- i'..)~ -ual4t, Answering to j

~~
wid! e--
-tlJ-
a, T&IIlt.ed, _yeo
(pullin Toice.
t,f..)t&-e tlIddar, Opposite objects.
ltM, Adorned or eet '-' ~ tIM i6 pert. A warrior
. :J m " .: '
J~ ~1dl, Unknown. The a combatant. ~J~ mUti....w,
• ., • War, battle, combat.
~ ~, ~. Co~g, Ulmng. .1J~ mUtir., part. A keeper,
lIriIpIc. addlll:Ulg. Arrnal. guardian, goTeIDOr.
~ ..pi, part. Listening to, r)~ .Uti"_, Thinp unlawful.
~. -plyiAg with, coUlellting. 'D'I f -
..bUllil.or. Oi-riDganauwer. .1;1111'.0 MF'

~~ ~, part. A keeper
or ~ttler of accounts j calculating, com-
puting.
~~ mUM,ab~t, Computation,
calculation.
.c.~ miM"at, A curry-comb.
~~ maM,in (plur. of ~),
Good worb, laudable actions, virtues,
merits, benefits.
J""~ mahdlW, part. Surrounding,
besieging. j.r'~ mtWlltWat, k \::.sA mv1&tdt, part. S1ll'!OlUlded,
A liege, circumvallation, blockade.
k\.s:4 muMt, part. pass. Surrounded, J\:.s-e mv1&td1, part. A deceiver.
comprehended.
~\.s:4 mtlnafis, part. A commander,
governor, defender, guard, keeper.
~\.s:4 mvAdffllQt, Custody, pre-
servation, guardianship. i"";
~ls-W\, The retentive powers,
the memory.
~\j\.s:4 mGnafil, Assemblies.
of~.
U\.s:4 mvAak4mat, Citing before a
judge.
J\.s:4 manal (and .t.l~), Fraud,
art, machination. .t.lts....), Un-
doubtedly. HuMil, Impo88ible, absurd. l.P~ m,,1&ttJriI, part. Full of
,-=-,j~ munaldl (plur. fem. of
J\.s:4 munal), Impossibilities.
~ ~ mu1&dlafat, Entering into an
agreement, conlinning by oath. [etc.
~~ muluimad, Laudable actions,
~J \.s:4 muMwtWtIt, A dialogue, con-
V6lll&tion, conferenee.
~ multibb, part. A lover, a
J;JL..:J\~\ or
friend.
. ~\~.J\, A sincere
~a mode of subscribing familiar
letters). ~ mwbb, part.
pus. Beloved.
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~ "..,wiat. Love, dection,
friendahip, benevolenee.
J:.s'" mu!&bil, part. Impregnating.
'-!Jy.s'" ma1&bab. Beloved, amiable,
a1fectionate, beautiful. A sweetheart,
miatreu, lovely woman.
I.JN~ ma1&btll, Detained, arrested,
confined, imprisoned.
~~ ma1&tdj, part. NecesaitoUB, in
want of, indigent. [besieged.
~ mvAtabil, part. act. Con-
taining, imprisoning, detaining. Jb!.
tabu, ~. pua. Contained, detained,
imprisoned. .
~ mv1&tqjab, part. Veiled,
retired, sequeatered.
~.... mu1ltadtl, part. Keen, vehe-
ment, fieree (in anger or in battle); p~
cipitate. impetuoU&
Plur.
.JJ.:.s.... muAUzir, part. Shunning,
cautioning. [careful.
J.r-- mu1&ttwfs, part. Bafe, cautious,
V'~ mtllttw"" part. pass.
Guarded, pr8I6"ed. N.wm., part. act.
Guarding against.
desire. Studio.. studying or endea-
vouring to do. (bmut.
~ mtl!&ttWa}, part. Kindled,
("r mv1&ttWam, part. Honoured,
venerable, sacred, reTenld.
~~ mv1&taift, part. Sorrowful.
10.;0- "...... muAtMib, part. The su-
perintendent of provisions, 'Who examines
the 'Weights, etc. An aoconntant.
~ mwAtMMm, part. Bashful
(from respect).
r.:r!=-st" m"!&tatlin, part. Taking in
the &l'DUl, embracing.
~mv1&tafis,~iDg.Cautious.
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~ ....AIojU, part. A81embliDg, c...J-,~ ....fI./, Taken away, cut
meetiDg tovtJIer. off eRa a 'JUable from a word, or a toot
~ ",..Aldi,., part. Vile, baae, from a Tel'll8).
mean; thinkiDg contemptible. '-:JI~ ...lIrab, The priDcipal place
~ ..1I1tal...., part. Dreaming. in a moeque, where the priest praY' to
the people with his r-, turned towardl
~ mMtMul, part. 81l1peCted, Meoca; a kind ot high altar. The chief
_ject1lnld. Hoped tor. probable. MM- _t at an entertainment, etc. The royal
tatil, put. aet. Smreriug patiently. cloaet or chamber.
CJ~ ..vAUJmi/dt, Things ~~ miArcJ. or ~~, A. coal·
po."ble. rake or malm for ovena, etc.
..;~ ~, part. CollectiDg, J~ mtl1kwrir, part. A. ICribe,
~bliug, writer, aoooautant. MtWtwrir, part. puB.
compreh8lldiDg, embracing,
occupying. Written, in8cribed.
'l£.~ ",""aj,A quarrelaome liti- ~ ..vAn1, part. Inoentive,
gi_ man. An iJIItrumBt lor 1et'e11ing giving warmth, burning. MUrd, In-
or _oo&hing ground. fiamed, burning. .t.i~, A. whole
.r-..."..,., The circuit of a towu
or territory. The IOeket, enmou,
burnt o1l'eriug, a holocaQllt.
or eomer o{the eye. Stony. rocky. ~~ ..darn}, part. Moving,
putting in commotion. A mo'fer, a per-
~ mflAtljjM, (A hone) haviDg BUder. An inciter. Marking ( a _
oue hiDd toot white (if all the tour are
white it is expreeeed by' ~ nant) with a vowel. ~, The
~)" If the two hiDd and one movable power. d\~.,;.c.., An
fore ~,~, If the biDd exciter ot ledition. .,)\•••Al\~~,
right ~\~~, the left The promoter ot miachief, tumult, innl'-
rectioD, or war.
'-t!~\~).JluAajj«l,Shining, rF ".... (plur. r.J~)' Un-
~1eudid (applied to the bleet in heaYen). lawful, forbidden. Anyone to whom
y~ m«1g"d (fem. ~~),
Veilec1, eoTmld, retired.
the r _II1II or women's apart-
~
menia are open (u a father, a IOD, etc.)
'-:-'~ mtdulilJ, part. Giving a pro-
peuity or incmtion. Makin'S hump- r~ mflAMnin, part. ForbiddiDg,
backed; raising the back; making any- interdicti:f' J(tlMfTiI", Thellrlltmonth
driDg gibbous orooDvex. '-:J~ ot the M ammatlan year, during which
ightiug ia prohibited.
~""6, put. puB. Conyes, gibboQII.
~~ fIIfIAtliI, and ~~ '-=-'\..~ ..da,.,.amat (pI. fem. ot
_i.U'·.. put. An in.Yentor, an inno-
..tor, a coatroverter. A uarra&or, fe-
rF),
Things prohibited.
Wer. ~:"'"" (plur. rJ~)' A.
o)~ m....tltl4t1, part. pa88. Termi-
Dat.ed, bounded. Limited. )-'~ tHAre,., F~ from being a
o)-'~ flUJ1ul&tl, Limited, bounded, slave. Hot, choleric, turiOQII. LibidinOlll.
teparated, terminated. Written. 'E!;J~-,~,OCawann
i.J'~ 1lI4"'4,.", Caution. Terror. _pInion.
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VA'J~m/l1&ti1"Guarded,preeerved. ~.. fNIlul, Pure, unmixed. Only,
4...JF, A garrisoned city, a mere, simple. Sincere.
capital, the metropolis of an empire. ~ ma1ultw, (Royal) preeenee,
....;).tr"
_... malwuf, Inverted, changed. ap~: A general aupplieatioB or
pet1tio~ stgned by a body of people.
JJr ma1&n1k (fem. ii.r), lLwltd..., part. A IIUIl:e-bearer, aez:i-m.
Burnt, inftamed. .J li~r, or olllcer appointed to cite hefan
• aJudge.
(lJF ma1&n1m. Prohibited, for- .~ fM1&att, The end of a period or
bidden; debarred, excluded, &nitrated,
disappointed, repulaed; deprived of the aentenoe, a full poin~. The pl.aee when
support of life, unfortunate, spoiled, people deposit their begiase 1I'blll
plundered. alighting off a journey.
,~ 1. V ed .....: ,J.:. ..... maMur,Forbidden,unlawfal.
L:1Jr- filii/GUll, ex, IWUcted, Jr-
grieved. ~~~ (plur. fem.), Illicit
~ mvlulutlt, Anything burning thiDp.
or,.deatroying (herbage). Jlu..-t (or 1;~ ma1&zQa, Glad, cheerful,
~), A curry-comb. contented, pleased, delighted.
~ mtWin, part. Doing well, 1;~~, Discontented.
benefiting. ~ mUIII,ill, part. ~ m_f, part. Preferring or
Acting properly. Approving. favouring (one beyond others).
~\:.-.s-- (rem. plur.) :Beautiful ~ mi1&aff/lt, A. species of travel~
chute ladies. Lbered. ling liiter or couch for the womea, re-
y~ fIIIIM~1J, Computed, num. sembling the t::.),a., but notarched.
.)~ ma"'utl, Envied. ~ ma1&jU, A. place or time of
meeting, aD. lI8lICmbly, congreplioa,
. VA'~ m/l1ll11l, Perceived, felt. council, convention. con~ aociety,
~ tIIIIluAfW and mtllAi,., A. place chorus. A pulpit, a tribunal
of aaaembly; the Lui Judgment.. \4aJ\~, A court of j118fice,
~ mUMAim, part. Holding in the tribnul of the Cadi, or judge.
reTerence, honouring. 1;~ tlUlAfus, Gl18l'ded, preeerved,
~ milalatl, A reaping-aickle. kept safe. Committed to memory.
~ mu1uulil, part. A. collector ....;~.. tlUlAfuf, Covered, enl"eloped,
of reveDue. Jlw..al, part. pus. Col- girt, encompuaed.
lected, acqnired, brought together. ~ muft, part. Barefoot, UDlhod.
,)~... fIIIIMfltl, Cut down. Harvest. ~ mvUitl, part. Causing hatred.
.)~ fIUI"'flr, Beaieged, sur- .Ji.r9 mu.Uir, part, n.-.;.nn.. i.e"',
rounded. Detained, restrained, com. ..r- .....-1'--.0 ; -
rr-L IItllAakklW, part. palll. Deepi8ed. Poor,
low, humble, contemptible.
J~ maMfll, Collected. The har-
Teat, the gathering of fruite· the produce ~
-;;;.r9 ~ t See • \i>. ; i.e'"
a , I,; • ~
or sum of anything. 'c.::.>,~ .,::Wkarat, D~icable things, ~~
(plur. fem.), Corn, fruita. ~ mu1&a.Uil, part. VenfyiDg,
,........r9 a1&IG F ..£!.aea allirmiug, con1irming. An.-rtor of
~~.. ,., OCWJ1 • truth, a philoeopber.·
 ~.J.s.'.
~ ..Mia,., A. glyster-bag, or the ~ mtJJij, part. Exacting 8n
pipe. X.u.iI, part. ~ (urine): oath, binding one by it. A doubtful
~ ..i.UaIlaA, A syringe. affair, about which people near dif-
d.s::- -nil, part. Brawling. A
.-/ ~
wrangler, ~. maMoU, A
touchstone.
f::" ",ulJ:im, part. Strengthening,
coJrllrming. MuU-, part. pass. Forti-
fied, Itrerigthoned, firm, robust.
u.s" maAkamtd, A tribnnal, a
court of jUltice, a town-house or hall
.• ('( _
~"........
ma,uuk, Erased, cancelled.
r~ mlIkum, Invested with su-
preme power. (contra.) Subjected, UDder
command. Ordered, commanded, em-
powered, ordaiined. ~ ("f.s....,
Judicially condemned, lentenced.
~ mtMki, Related, told, written. ~ MuAammadl, Muhammadan.
4.:J:.~, That which is told of
_him.
J.s:4 maMll, A place, post, situa-
lion, ItatiOn, district, quarter. Time,
opportuuity. Accommodated, adapted,
. ~rs'"
opport_nne, suitable, apropos. "t?
~~, In another place, ~
.,,>T~_ ' From another place.
.r>-T~J\J...~, Sent to ano-
ther place. -
CJl.s.-- fIIwlWt, Streets, squares.
~ •
~... ..ltlilj, An iron instrument
with which they separate cotton from
~e - - .
~ flIdW, A species of grain
reaembliDg chet'll-lltones growing in
.Aderbijan (ArmenIA). .'
~ fIUI1uUltJt, A street or quarter
.r
of acity, a pariah; an inn, any eneamp-
ment or halting-place for travelleD.
miAlij (or ~), A wooden
table on which they separate ootton from
the ICed.
229 ~..
ferently.
1\ _
V"""" mwUil, Solving; resolving;
rendering jumee.
J~'" ".,,!Ilul, Loosed, absolved.
i~ muAall4', part. pass. Polished,
~
adomed, dressed; illustrious, ornamented
with jewels, elegant, laudable, agreeable.
.14&" muAmitl, part. act. Acting
laudably, meriting commendation.
.M.s.... HUMmmad, A propernam<',
particularly that of the great Arabian
Prophet, which, by Europeana, i. Vllri.
oU8Iy.peltan~ronounced as Mahommed,
Mahomet, M mut, Mehmet, etc. etc.
J..t.s-- flUJAmil, That by which 8ny-
thing is supported; that which futenl
the two loads of a camel. ..;.:;.s...
.lIA4rlllllla, pert. Bearing; a earrier.
flUJAmutl, Praised. Worthy,
laudable. A proper name. ,~~
..Mllliidfl, scammony•
J~ flUJAmul, Loaded, charged;
carried. A cargo, burden. LAding.
("~ flUJAmum, Fevemh.
~ maAml, Protected, guarded.
- A protected city, i.•. A metropolis or
other diatiDguished place.
-
~ ",ilum, plur. of tJ.:..s....
~ or ~ "'UMflM', Bent,
crooked, hooked.
i.:...tr- mi1mat, Calamity, misfortunE',
affiiction, mi!'8r1.' evil, trial, temptation,
trouble, perplenty, sorrow.
~ mvAni., part. Wicked, per-
jured. An infamou nIlain, • eatamite.
~ muAannit, part. Burying the
clead with odoun.
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~ ma.W, Erasing, oanoelling, olr ULi:-- ffluiMtaHt, Speaking,
literating, defacing, annullina', efFacing, 'speech, disco11rl8, convenaUon.
'nnihi1a-ting. PlUckiDg off die feath8rll. ~~ mtJ:Mta,.at, Danger, peril,
i~ maAwat, An erasure, deface- risk, hazard. Hazarding a battle.
ment. i.iLi:-- ma1&MJat, Fear, terror.
J~ miAwa,., Theuis(ofapulley). Danger.
l,~ flNdaawwit, part. Bee ~,=i'. ~~ maiMlw, Hooked talons,
MM,,_t, Surrounded by a wall. 'the clan of rapecioua birds or beats.
o ..s-e maly, Erasing, etc. . -~ ~~ mukMltN4t, Sincerity, can-
low'- .w Th face low' dour, unfeigued affection; acting can-
W, e . didly.
~ maltd, A bend or curvature. ::"1 II .....
X.Ayid or "'wAUl, part. Averting. ~ ~ - mukAalatat, Conversation.
Commerce. Mixture. Conv8rlling,mixing
~ '!iWuJyyi,., part. Astonishing, together in eociety.
amazmg. ~~ ffItJ:1Idlij, part. Contrary,
~.... mulllt, part. Containing, sur- opposite, lllpugnaut, ad't'8n8, diaentient,
rounding, embracing. .c'I. II contradicting.
, .1 ,r-:- .tall.&..... mulW1.1ifat, Repngnance, con-
~I, The ooean. tradiction, oppoeition, contrariety, traIII-
~ mullyt and ~, yart. Re- ~~. disobedience, contravention,
viring, giviug life. I.r~ mu- J~ makAalf, Plur. of i~.
AIIyy', part. Saluting or creating a king
.uJk:)~,
M

by pronouncing lIay wJLs.... mukMwatltJt, Entering

God' life n. or puling through (water). Plunging
gl't'e you! Laernel. into or encountering (busineu or danger).
C mukl, The brain, m~ow j pulp j uJ ~ makMwif, Dangerous or
tls:-'- mikldkl, Plur. of C ",ukW. dreadful p1acel.
k"ts:-- mukladtl~at,'-
Deceiving, J:l ~ maiMy", Marks, indexes,
obeerntions. Imaginations. Signs, ideas.
circumventing.
~";ls:-'- makMIII, Mean men, the ~ makAhtl, A place where any-
- thing is hid or laid up.
rabble. Destitute, poor, indigent.
k~2' PI ~ makAha,. and ;' -;~, The
ur. See
I • _ •
l,:)jl.5:"""' tM fml''', ;;.!~. ;-
~ knowledge of anrthinJr by evidence or
~~ mUkMffln, part. Adverse, declaration. A place of trial or prolla-
contentious. lion. AlvlrUi,., part. AnnoUDCing, aig-
~~ mu"ld,amat, Animosity, nifying, cortifying, telliDg news.
enmity, altercation, coml!tltition, con- J~ mu.Uttl,., part. Chosen, se-
trast, opposition. Contention. lected, most excellent.
~~ makMel, The pains of birth. Jb..5:... .
muUttll, part. Self-impor-
I I '-- _"0 _ f tant, haughty, vain, looking round in
»IJII::- mWliMt, The mucus 0 thenOBe. eelf-admir8tion.
~~ mukMtih, part.. act. A ~ mukAtahi,., part. Expert, in-
speaker, one who converses Wlth or ad- tel1igent.
dresses another. HvlrAiiW, part. ~88. ~ •• U~_~ part. H'd
One to whom another apeab. The 'Y'''-'-. m_l, 1 , con-
aecond person. cealed, lurking.
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t~" ...w~ Deceived, air- ~ mdJ;il, part. Making
camT8Ilted. uhamed. Astoniabing, conrouneJiD«.
~ .dAtan~ part. An inventor, ~~ m~.t, (fem. of
an author. (humbled. J~) .A matron, a virtuoUl
~ ~it! Humble, lady (true to the marriage bed, and
always niled when ~ing abroad); a
~ mdAtfU6, Appropriated, yo~ girl kept retired, behind the
proper, peculiar. CbOl8ll, 1e1ected, curtain.
eleCted. PriTate, domeetic.
t~ maUtlat! A. store-houae, or
"""" "..... ..~, Fruitful, place where any thing is laid op.
plentifuL
~ ~tW, part. pass. A.b- t..is--, m"Uadtli~ part. Deceiv-
breTiated, abriJged, contracted, a com- ing remarkably.
pendium, an epitome, a digest. ~;,.s... .""laaddim, Having many.
~ ..ukAtall, part. Castrating domestics or (ollowera,
• (a hone, etc.) Cutrating himlel(. ('..~ maWum, A lord, a master,
~ mukAttuli~ Humble, de- ""ono who is l8"ed (either by alaTes or
pre8led, lubmi81in. demons).
~ mdAtatij, Snatching, JJ~ maVlsul, Abandoned, for-
saken; disappointed, f'ruatrated; con-
e:. fIIuJ:/aU/f,
IeiziDg, carrying oft'.

.lurking.
Hid; abaoonding,
•

y
temptible, Tile, wretched.
~ mllklarih, part. Desolating,

~".tIklaWl,part.pasa.Emaciated, laying waste; a deatroyer. '-:-'/

.....Uarrib, part. Destroying all around,
extenuated. ~; diatnrbed, con- (ar and wide.
fued, depraved; rnmed (u any buainlR
by negligence, etc.) )~ miMral, A shoemaker's awl.
~ mlll:l&talil, part. Seizing, YJ~" maUrllh, Split, broken.
matching, drawing to on8'11I81(, stealing. Laid wute, destroyed, plundered.
~ mllUtalat, Perplexed, con- ~J.;S-" maklarat, Unbarked, peeled,
e-d (bllSineu).
planed, turned in a loom.
~ mtlUWit! Repudiated (as l,;)~ mak!llan, A store~hoUl8, a
a we, either with or without her
IIIIlTiage I18ttlementa). magazine, a granary, a cellar.
~ mdAtalij, part. Diverse, J~I~~, A repository, or
rent, diIcordaDt, Tanons. keeper of lI8Crete.
~ mrdlatall, part. Being alone ~,~ ..akAla,., Laid up in a store-
(with another) in a retired place.
houll8. Concealed (lI8Cret).
~ mu.Utam.r, part. Fermented,
'-i~ mdAzl, part. Aft'ecting with
Fermenting (wine); leaT8ning a IIlUB o(
peate. Altered in ameli or ll&1'onr. .ham!! or i~0!'1iny. . ~eapiaing; de-
preeamg, alBictlDg, rUlmng.
""~ mdAta_, Strangled,
choked. )~ maklalar, Injured, damaged.
r~ ~tum, Signed, aealed. ~ m""A4,lakhi,A, part. Pro-
dnciDg lOund by the oolliaion of hard
I;)y.£" mtKAtan, Circumcised. bodiel.
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~ md.Witt part. Humbling, ~ tlIiHl4, A 1OJf;he, a sickle.
deprelling. ~ miMUdt, A provender bag
~ mulluiJ, part. Becoming hung round a hone'. mouth, a wallet, a
jJopulolll. GrowiDg fat. aaddle bag.
V'~ fJI/I-UriI, Peculiar, par- ~ ..ikllM, A nail, a claw, the
hooked talOll of a raplCW1I8 bird or
ticular, proper, belonging to. Printe,
domeatic, intimate; addicted, dedicated; _beast. [permaD.t.
~ ~, Eternal, durable,
peculiarly ueribed or attributed to•
..\.,,~ fJI/I-UriIlJII, Specially, ~ ...wiI, part. Sincen,
particularly. candid, pure, real, loyal, unfeigned. A
~~ "..kArinytlt, Property, friend. ~,~, d .......
peculiarity. Intimate frienclahip. 1Il. .lIklllu, .A. lineere friend, loYing dee-
~ _Ml, Castrated. tionately. (This is often uaed ill1eUen,
and is lJIlonymoDi with moet deTot.ed,
~ muVuli , ·part. Humbling,
t all'ectionate, hUDlble lI8rftllt. ~
abUliDg, making submillli-t'e.
flltlk1tllllU, pert. Olle who liberatel, a
f~ "..IMl1tt Depresaed, hum- eaTionr.
bled. .A. II1bject, a - t
~ fJI/IDe, Blowing the DOlle.
~ mu.Uallllt , part. Paralytic.

)U:." m.,}liti,., Rushing into danger ~ muk1lij, part. 8ubstitutiDg,

caUIiDg to su.-l or fonow.
~ an adl'en&ry; going out to ftght
him. ~~ 'lllfI1cluillq.jat, Heri""
'-l-'~ _Atd (fem. ~~), suee-ion, ell'ectI bequeathed or left.
AftIanced, betrothed, promiled. l:,~
_/Jut, lfixed, confused.
.)~ makAtl1,., Thought, imagined,
J~ maIAluk (fem. i..;j~),
suppoled, conceiTed.
Created, formed, produced. .JC..uliUt,
~ multI, part. Sinning through .A. creature, a created thing. ~\i}£"',
miatalte, without delign, blundering, Creatures.
doing (anythins) improperly. (contra),
8innmg Intentionally. CaUIiDg one to ~ 'IIIuklamIAim, part. Speak-
Itep or go. ing through the 11018.
~ mulWsJlf, part. Alleviating, ~ muD'III", part. Quenching a
making light. 1Ire, allaying the paroxyllll1 of a feTer.
~~ fII4k1jl1l, Submiasive. ~ 'III~ir, parLFermentiDg,
leal'ening. MNlA_., part. pIA
...;~ m&k1jl1f, Alleviated. (A. Fermented, etc.
CODlOUaDt) haTing a ahort for a long
Towel
~ 'IIIukAa'lllma, Pentangular.
J~ maDjd, Affected with a ~ tniklfMl, Satin or velveL
palpitation at the heart. .)~ fIIflUtna,., Drank, completely
intoxicated, crop-lick.
~ maDjf, Hid, concealed,
~ 'IIIuHan...., part. A fool. a
-
col'ered, occult, clandeatine.
~ muH.11, part. Disturbing,
blockhead, a maTe, a KOOd-for-llodWlg
fellow. PusillanimOllll, tifl'eminate, abject,
comlpQug, 1pOiliug. infamOlll.
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~ .....um."tl, part. 8fz'angling, V"')~ mad4ri1 (plur. of L,),M),
J(~, straugled. Colleges, academies, publio echoola•
...;~ ...aa! (fem. ii~), Dan- =::'~. A doctor, a reader, a
gerous, formidable, dreadful, horrible, 4.$ I
Ao:-htful, tremendous. u:~, '.J oM mwlil,.aiat,Proseclltingany-
""6 r- thing without intermiaion.
-ellctlJtl1if, part. Terrifying. J{lIkllcto- t ... loM matld" A kind of rustic shoe.
-I. Frighteued, deterred. "'-
~li~makAtl!tlt,Dangera,terrors.
•
t:ipela'oMor mudilfit!
nerta.
part. One who re-
~ ~a,., Left to free choice, ~ 'I
indiJfereut; MllkllcYF, GiTiDg an option ~ oM mutldlalat, Deceiving, cir-
oftwo thinga. [midGble. cumventing,lICtingdarllyorfraudulently.
~....uav; part. Tenible, for- ~\oM muddm, Wine.
~ m&l1Wlyyil, part. Imagining, ~loM maddm;f:' The internal cor-
fancying. donbting, being deceiTed, eon- nera or angles of the eye.
jecturing from phyBiognomy, couceiTiDg '~I~ mtldGto4t(or .~loM), Curing
a good omen. a m-e, remedying, ~toring, bringing
; \~ s'" muJ:Mygalat, Fancy, the aid, uaimng.
powera or imagination. ~ I,M ';'uddfIJ;m, part. Aaaidnous,
~... mu.16fm, part. Pitching a tento persevering. A88iduoualy. 4...,I~
~ .d:Aayy;m, part. H~- mvdiifDtlIIUIt, Auiduity, continuance,
r-- perpetuity.
,.., An encampment; a camp. MdA,... I
Gathering cut com. '-iJ oM mud4f1Ja', One to whom
.i.. 1fttMl4, Extension, production, remedies are apJ>lied, or usiltanee is
brought. Who 11 cured. [liar.
lengthening. ~1.1.)..u, As far ~I-M mad41uit, A hypocrite, a
u the eye can relICh. Mad4, The altitude -0 -M madily;'" Laudable actions.
or Bux (of the sea). jr".i., The 'CEneomiuma.
lIu and relax (of the -), the tides. ~I-M malay;", Cities.
J[tMU, or • .i.. fIUUltIala, The mark
;.~ maulahhi,., part. Disposing in
(-) placed sometimes over alif I, order, gOTeroing. A governor, rector,
which rOTes it a long broad lOud. moderator, direCtor, Bdministrator; a
J4rMl4, modus, a meuore. te _ _ ~I I· • _ .I..
maa r. )~'.)""l.r!--, A-
t:,.i.e maddtl", An encomiaat, a mj.niater, or director of publio alFain.
praiaer, one who extola highly. •
'oM mtMldat, An extension or pro-
J=L.1-M fJUMldiAil, Plur. ot J:>.~ duction. AItMldat, A apace of time.
fII4ll/cltal (or il:;...loM), Entering ,;-I1•.i.., A lifetime.
into, engaging or taking p&!t i1I, inter- _ • .71. • u10 •
~o MII4iiIt:Ail, part. Undertaking CoM _It, Pta188, e glum, en-
any 1nlIineIa. comium, commendation; approbation,
applause, recommendation.
,) ~ mada,., A circumference, a •
eenue, a p1llCe of turning or returning, ~oM m_W, Praising, an en-
'
a boundarY or goal. comium. (plur. t='-M), A laud-
.~ I~ .ucla"4t,A1Fability, courtesy, able .action, anything deeerTing com-
lenity, geatleDeM. mendation.

•
 ~~~ tntMltIlarij, part. Turning, t:i.1.e fIUId/Gt, Cannon, artillery,
reTolriug. anything by which an enemy is repUed.
J&..1.e matUltal, Entrance, accelI8. (.)J.1.e IlIUlp, part. Ponring out
MtMlkAil, part. Introducing, inBerting, water.
putting in. MtMlkMl, pan. ~. Intro-
auced, sent or let in. MIIIltJ1rJtkAil, part.
• .i~
I.:T
fMd'. and k.i.1.e, A burial
tf·
.Immitting, C&lI8ing to enter. p1lce. [0',
~.1.e fIIIMlIc1uIn, A place where t.';.1.e mad/ilf:! RepulMd, driven
• BlDoke issues. MudakUAyll, part. Smok. ~';.1.e tMd/UfI, Buried, concealed,
iug, fumigating, perfuming with bum- hid (u ' - _ eto., nndel'-...n.
ing odOIUL . ---.., &'-J

J,>..1.e mtualal, Entered, put in. j.1.e mUW:J: or .u.1.e, An instru-

A return, -;n, profit. [auCCOIUL ment with which anythin~ is bruiMd;
.,- an inatrument with which corn is
").1.e fJUItltsd, Assiatance, help, aid, thruhed; the ~e of a mortar. II..
• _.~_ t --~
4".J.1.e _1114 or _rllllJlI,
"An tlikk, part. Brwsing, bea~=.n, thia,
or fiDe. Beceiring or . hold of
uniTersi~ a oollege, an academy, a anything amall or subtile.
public ac ooL J,J~ fIUItllal, Demonstration,
~.1.e t1Iutlrik, part. (fem•. ~.J.1.e), proof; anything proTed... .
COmprehending; comprehenaiTC.MIItlrw.t, ~L..1.e midmdl, A raw of atones
part. pass. Compreheilded. in a wall.
~.J.1.e mutlril:tJt (or ~J.1.ei;), The -';~mWm..i.. ,part. 8ee~~.
nndentanding, the intellectual powers; ~I ~ '--
memory. [prehended. t.'" ~ and mutlMnlGj, Round
~.J~ fIUIdr;U;, Understood, com· BlDOOth.
~).1.e mudMMm, Monied, rich. ~.1.e mutIufI, Cities.
~.J~ mtJdcwf (fem. ~).1.e), A J.1.e madanI, A citizen; belonging
citizen (especially of Madar in Arabia). - to Medina.
~~ tlUldtuw, Invited, called, )j.1.e mudawwir, part. Converting,
$.. turning, etc. MIIIilI_r, Bound. cir-
Ay:.1.e, Any person prayed for, cWar. [lOUDded.
or upon whom a benediction is pro- I :'..a.~ fIUIlM,l, Astonished, con-
nonnCed. "" r
~.1.e meltl, Called, etc. Jlwltl, 1oj.1.e fIUIdy, A boundary, term,
part. Causing one to be oonaidered as a period, goal, butt for archera. ),);
SOD, though he is not. . ~'~.1.oe, .As far 88 can be lIeeJl.
~.i.. flllldtllJtl, An adversary in a tJ \
-lawsuit, a proeecutor, suitor, claimant. (' .lloj~, At all times. "'~
Pretending, presuming,~, Tindi- \.::J\ ,..a.~\, In a l l -
eating ; boasting (of birth, oourege, (' J. 'J.Jr ~-
etc.) .. Wishing ~estly••.Professing, '-::.1.e mtlllA, Praise.
declaring. Callinlr, dllBlrlug to be .~ •
brought. Asking a lileaaing. Claiming. ~.1.e f'JIIJlIl, Long, extensive, tall
~ . ..:~ A criminal' a de- of stature. A kind olloug measure ill
-....' , Terse.
lendant in a l a w s u i t . . _ •. ~ Tu • d
I .:. _.,JA" il ( ) ./......... m_lr, rnmg roan , COil·
V""~ ...-,11',
A coantry full of - TertiDg, aurrouDding. One who &011 01'
thick woods. driT. round. A goTerJlor•

•
_.~~ Jl+n, Hedian, A city in '-""l.. mMll6, part. Helting.
""'Wia Petrea.
/ - malT, Passing throagh or by,
~~ fII4IdIut, A city, especially departing. JI,,", Bitter. Myrrh.
HediDa in Arabia, where Mahomet wu
buried, formerly called Yatrib. it.,..
and i:,..
and ~, fem. of
~%~ fllGdyiln (or ~.M), A debtor, r
mira, A woman. ms"'cU i'i/-
mTObed in debt. (plur. expreaaing a few, plur. lJ..
ei. fMlIilbiA; Plar. of ~.i... expressing many ~ lJ..),
Alooking-
~}i. mail"/, The interior angles glul, apecullllll, mirror. [turDa.
of the eye. [palate. ~~ ma7Tilt (plur. of ~), Times.
J'i. mail}, Tasting, taste j the ~~ mariitilJ (plur. of ~.J"")'
~'i. fMl&dhwtlt, Conferring to- Diguiti81. [MeadoWl.
gether, commemorating, recollecting; ~lJ.. f1UW4ti (plur. of ~~),
con_tion, conlerence, etc. t
~'i. rlllSt'JAib, Plur. of ~.i... 4~- mur4janult, Fighting,
throwing Iton. at one another.
ei. ~ All altar, or any
place where an animal ia ucri6ced.
J>.~ fltM'dltil (plar. of .u..~),
Journiee, ltatioua, eto.
(~i. mashtlA, Slaughtered, sacri-
.Jti. JII4IIbt1,., Written.[deed.
r":" ~ mar4Asm,· Favours, etc.
"'Iaesign,
re mtlf'4ci, Desire, will, intention,
JJ.,. ~, part. Recolleoting j inclination, all'ection, wish. .A.
proper neme, Morad or Amurath.
adYiaiD«, mentio~. M"",,w, part.
pIlL Of the lDlIllCulme gender. .u"'~ mur4la/tIt, Following one
)JJ.,. 1JIAk,., Remembered, before- another, aueceeding. [neons.
mentioned; said, related, mentioned. 1J'' 'lJ.. mar4tlf, Voluntary, sponta-
_~'wiJ~/l.., Above·described. )!J.. m;"4,. (plur. of ~), Times.
J J.,. ....ill, part. Rendering vile tams. (plur. of":;" mil,.,.), Bitter.
_Of: abject, cU.overiDg ODe to be 10.
"~lJ.., Often, 1i'eqaently, many
ilJ.,.....u.t, Buen8ll8, contempt. tim.; IOmetimel, DOW and then.
JJJ.,. . .sall.l, part. Vilifying. iJ lJ.. mar4,.tIt, Bittem8ll8.
rl.. ..taIimm, part. :Becoming con-
temptible, despicable, rue, mean, bale;
.tL!J.. murcJI",,", Writing a letter
or IllDding a mell8llp' to another; cor-
diIcOnring to be bue; do,' anything responding.
Wlanoua or mean.
i;J.,. fJUJSllfIItIUJt,
contempt.
Blame, scorn,
r-lJ.. mar4ltm, Laws, conditiOJlll,
agreements, paetioua, CODTeDtiOU, COT~
r,..l.. mautilm, part. Despised, nanta, obligatioua, obeen-ancee, duti.,
preecriptioDl. Marb, aignI, cDltom.,
contemptible, blameable. [linner. UIlIgllI.
~ l.. m_ti, part. A criminal, a ~~, Plur. of iL.~, anchon.
,-"",l.. ~, A sect, a religious ~lJ.. flUW4,ltitl, Plur. of ~..,.,
order. Canon law, rule, religions Guid., eICOrtI.
opinion. .An institution, regulation; a
rite, ceremony. ..w~ flUWeJIid, Plur. of ~..,..
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i.>....o~ urdltJtltJt, 8eiziDg an op- ~~ ..tria (or ~~), A hypo-
portuni ty of inndiDg or .ttackiD« (aD crite. [CIlly.
my). [pr_. -Lt A
iL.;!r urdtldt, Endeavouring to I _~ "Wilyilt, ctiDg hypoeriti.
ib\.... murdc.4t, Looking back upon, ij~ mwlJi6at,. A preeerve, a COD-
J .. fectioD.
oaideri.ng, reflecting; l'iewiug .tten-
ti elJ through half-.hut eyes. Attending ~~ 1IUIrbit or nuwhtlt, A place
to, iii .enin . Takmg' care of, ........mn...,
,maintainiDg. r - - - ' --.. Wh ere oattl··
e, ."'., are ·'ed
,I "'bIe.
up;......
t..?~ 111 rat', part. Obeerving, an t::!~ 1IUIr6av A spring habitation.
o er, guanIiaD,. cultiYator, a ~.;4 m.rlJihiv IIJ.rtlhhtl to Square,
upport . quadrangular. An epigram, lOug, ele.,
&- rsrtlgA, The rolling or wallow- of four venes or four linee, • quatrain.
in r a ho , camel, etc., on the ground. ~y.~ 1IUIr'hilt, Bound, fastened, COD-
-. ';A ardgWat, Desire, aft'ec- tained, inherent, depeuding upon.
tiou, pI" 'ty. ty,;4 IIJM'hllt (fem.~y...,.),Twisted
~ t.,..
mordfic,IDgh placeBo XfW4fiv or fonned of four ropes or pane. Haring
Two liti DtI before & judge. . • qnariaD ague. Of a mort atatare.
';,;A lIIura!ae1t, An action, a law- "':.r= marh', Educated, brought up.
suit. [tral'eller. ...s~ murabbl, An instructor,
;,.; ~ t rclA part. A fellow tUtor, curator, guardian, eomctor. A
• _. eonfectioner or preeener of fruitl.
m rd!lSJ:at, Company, society.
.u." M""""!xl, EducateC1. PreIer1'ed (fruita).
~ ~ murdW" part. Looking to, ~ 1IUIr'rat or matTaA (plur. ~~),
oblerviug. [templatiou. One time or turn, onoe. d~
r~, Observation, con-
4;;\ .... m
J
- One after another, again and
~,
~~ mardlil, Sepulchres, monu- again.
m Dta, tom . Bede. ~ r mwlStt.l, part. Ordering,
~~ 111 rakal, Ships, any ma- directing; a director. M..,.iJUM, part.
(thin or nnimal by whieh ~ple are p..... Put in order, regulated.
tranepo d from place to place. Vehiel... ~~ 1IUIrtlJiat or marltl6aA, A step,
~ marum, Desire, wish, inten- degree, dipity, ofllee, employment,
lioD, p , deeign. _charge, ruk or
honour.
C y"" marawiTa, Plm:. of i.>-Jr· tf.;4 flWrifljj, Moved, agitated,
.i:..;J ~ nllmll1H1tlGt, Endeavouring trembling, raging.
to e ncilialAl. [fraud. C.('
muriafila, Moved backwards
i..i ~ m rawagMt, Using art or :~:~ up and down in. the.mg
•
-~ mirat, A mirror. .jJ~ flWrladd,An 'apostate, renegado.
1-- "'aruMm, Pll1r. of ~JIt.;4' t~ "'fWtadiv part, Abataining,
restraining one'..eelf'.
~ 'r- nlllrliha""t, Contending, de-
'tin th bet. (eepeeiaUyat a hone- .-f.J~ murtalTaf, part. Corrl1pted
Ta, ) Pledge. by presentl, IIUboraed, bribed.

o ze byGooglc
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237
~~ fItIIrlolit! Sucking (milk);
(a Ihe-goat) lUCking her own.
~;4 mtIrl4Jtlf, Content, satiafled.
M",IMltI, ~ble, ChOlell, approYed.
""';.r- fItfIrl4t"l, part. Trembling,
dreading. [frightened.
~.r- ....e.t!,lt, part. Trembling,
~ .r- ..
1Irld!4t.> Elevated, exalted,
high, IUbJime.
~.r- ..,-ttdtl, .part. .Perpetrat-
iDg, committing (a crime).
!J.r- fIItIrtaiam, Heaped up,
avgmeuted. and becomiDg condeuaed
aDAl compact.
Jj'~ ratt4l, part. See JeJ;S.
..rJ.r- ttlmf, Thrown. OlIIlt forth.
~~;4 ..tIrl4lD1, part. Having the
tbil'lIt quenched.
I:Jfi; 4 m..laltin, parlReoeiring from
another a pledge or security. Pledged,
being a surety or bondsman. 4~
Anything pledged.
iu.,.. fIIM',dt and ~.r-, Lamenting
(aDy persoD) proDouocil1J a funeral
ealogium. .A. tuneral oration, aD elegy,
adiige.
V fIIIIrj, Earth, ground. A field I..~~ mura.U.UcN,
with rai8ed borden lor plaDtiDg or
lOwing (plur. ~';4)' A meadow
puture.
V"~~ mirjt21, A stone tied to a
rope and let down into a well in order
to mOTe.the mud, which being carried
ott by the flux, the remaining water be-
oomea pure; al80 a moe with which
they lathom the depth 01 a well, whether
there • water in it or DOt.
l;)~.;-e ..tJ1]tJ1I, Coral.
- .
C.r- 'lllM'tljjiA, part. See ~.J.
Mwlfijd. }[0lIt excellent, IIlperior.
e-.;-e fllUWjtlt and ~~, Are-
~
turD, the time or p . of retarD, refuge.
Repetition.
J':".;-e mtWjfJ., part. Hoped for, ex-
pected, requmte.
C,:':".r- WlrjfJ.1t, Preponderating,
pnlTailing, becoming IIlperior, placing
before, prelerring.
tJ':".;-e flUJrjfJ.i:. and i..&.J':"~' A re-
tum; whateTer. returned, brought back,
&DI1fered.
~;4 WlrW, The being large,
spacioua, OOIlTemeDt. Amplitude,large-
n8llll. ~,\--~ flltWltaH Wtl
..Alii, Y011 are welcome, may your
amTal be happy (a form of IIlI1nt-tioD,
lor which they geuerally uae simply
' \....;4, Hail! welcome! God
bleaa you! liTe lor eTer!)
J...;-e ftlM'ltol, A day's journey.
il-~ marltalat, A day's journey;
the time or place 01 tl'&Telling; an inll
or any halting place for bTellera.
i...-..r- fIIIIrlatJmat, Pity, compassion,
merey, clemeDcy, laTour. •
r'--...r- fllM'ltfJ.fJI (fem. .t.~~),
Pitied. One who fluda .pity. One whom
God baa taken into hll mez:q, the de-
funct of happy memory, the cLlceued.
part. paIlI.
Permitted, allowed. A liceoaed penon.
'~.;-e;&-, Notpermit~ Un-
lawful.
.3~ marall, Returning, answering,
reducing, ~, remittiDg; repelling,
!'tiecting, thro1nDg back (upon one).
Reprobating, refuting, aTertiDg. A.
place to wliich ODe retama.
u.,)~ ."'j, part. paas. Entered,
. or carried, after another. Mwdif, part.
act. Coming behind, following; remain-
ing or riding behind.
J-';.>;r ftlM'cl.h1;Ilt, See J-fJJ/t.
J-I.>;r tJlGnlg&A, Karjoram.
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notified, deecn'bed ; pnllCribed, aecus-
u u~ nartliUI (fem. ;.)J~)' Re- tomed. A mandate.
turn reetored, rejected. Bepu1led,
tLIl reprobated, confuted. ~~, Prayera for the dead.
u~ msrdat, Infected, tinctured, .u.. r marlUMMt, An instrument
8taiD d. Inverted, fallen back, relapsed. with which they sprinkle anything.
);-e M'lal, Contemptible, rep~ ~~ manAotl (plur. ~~), The
bn . right way. A tlrm relIOlutiOD. M",.AiII,
A guide to the right way, t.,. to alva-
y~ mirsd~ (plur. ~)~), A tion.
can&l conduit, a water-pipe. .w..r- mar,atl (plur. .w~), .A.
l:J4)~ m"ruh411, A general of the place of oheervation or lying in wait.
ufln a governor on the borden of a AmbUlh.
hO«tilu country, a lord marcher, a mar-
gray or landgrave.
~..r- fII.rtUllli, Covered with lead.
.rPj~ mMUltjlJ,A and Jj.;lr-. ~..r- tlMWtUftt! part. See ~.J'
ow t mujoram; a blue lI.owered in- J{wauat. part. p888. (tem. .r:.;..r-),
toxicating herb. Covered with gold, eet with jewell.
JJjf nUJf'l11k, Happy, fortunate. ~~~ ",ar,", Compact, firm, in-
Acq' by art. dissoluble. Filled up, full (well).
...r. or" Sticking (as a rope) ~;-e marad(plur. ~~\), Disease,
tw 0 the block and the pulley. indisposition, malady, distemper.
b'L...;-- mw,dt (plur. ~~ ODd l:UW\~~, The falling sickness.
V'~\), An anohor. ~.J~vO~; An accidental indis-
L...T"' mirliil, Despatched, sent.
position. ~~;-,.A. disease
L.r- /IIarlllat (plur. of V'~ and from nature.
V'~\), A rope. i\..i..r- martldt, Content, etc. See
J-..r- ",,,rlil, part. Sending (an \..;J.
arnb or, etc.) MfIr.al, part. pue.
ot to othen. An ambaAador, prophet, cO;- "'14ratldat, A hammer or mallet;
anything ued in threshiDg corn.
apo tle. J-.~~, The prophet
~~ martltJ t , A teat, a nipple;
sent. ~)\, Prophets, apostles. any place sucked. MtItYh·f:... (rem.
_IJ-:.r, The man to whom any w;-), part. (A mother) having
o r thing is sent. a !lUcking infant or young. A 1lDr8e.
a f mtmalat, Fem. of J-...r-, An ~r "..rtltJ' (plur. of vi!..r-),
pi tIe, a letter. ~L.r1I, Winds. Martl;, Agreeable, acceptable, anything
one takes a pleasure in, laudable.
ngel, Hol'lMlll. (plor. J-.~), ~..r- tmWt"~, Humid, moist, wet.
A ne klace, especially that part of it
hlUlging down the boIom. ~~~, A glazed ve8lle1.
' f tIIa,.,a~ (plur. (""""~), An y,.1;-e Wtilb, Moist, full of
argllm ot; mgn, mark. humours.
r'/. '''MIOm, Signed, marked, ilef mWt4t, Pasture, a meadow.
 289 'l-
~J' "'t:.itl, part. Thundering. (t,i.r- ...,.h1m, Written, described,
Yrr- 1IIM't:. u6, Terrified, temolo. izucr.ibed, computed. Above-mentioned,
predicted. Marked, especially with or-
..rJ' ...t!', Pasture.Forage. A thographical pointe.
•place of pastllre. HtWf..1 (fem. J~ flUW11, Fascinated; defended
by magic.
~.r-)' A shepherd, putor, one
who&edl or go-. Governed, guarded, Ui"~~ nusrkayii.'l unfi, The two
sidea of the nose.
i.:J.s:.~(~,
observed.
lfOrdly of aUeDuon.
Things
~.r- ...,."6, A ship. ~~
~ ...gA, Pasturing, eating np
_4I.Uab, part. pI8L CompoUilded, com-
die whole forage (a horae); being posed. Mixed. ~~k,
UIlIIIg.t herbage.
with oil or unguent.
Anointing all over
GlO88 ignorance. ..)W J r
_kG! nOr, a steamer. •
Y'=.r- fll4rgAulJ, Desirable, amiable,
~... markin, A centre. ~'.i1Ij~,
IImly, estimable, excellent, beautiful.
n.ired, coveted, etc. The centre of a circle. Markaa, A
pM of residence, a halting place, a
Oil' airfu, The elbow; a cubit. camp.
II.P. A lI1ace upon which a penon
. . . with die elbow.
y:l.r- nusrh16, (A carriage, animal,
road, etc.) by or through which one
~';.r- fllMjv.t, Broken, brayed, travels.
lmaiIed. jf~ markus, Fixed, fastened.
t';;4 --Jut:. (lem. k,i~), Ex- ot..~ muramnust, Reparation, mend-
alted, rai8ed high, honoured. Marked
with the vowel point (' If). (Garmente) ing, accommodating.
::J:~ value j abo, laid one over .M~
muNlUJd, Blear-eyed.

~.r- .waJl/t, part. See ~.J.

.r-.r- Marble.
fIIIWfJI(W,

JI-rtl1t, Quiet, tranquil, contented, J"'~ mannd, Looking back, ClOn-

sideriug or glancing at slightly.
hippy, prosperous. 4.'\J'~~ and
~~ nusrml, Thrown, cast forward.
>\S3'~~' Contented in mind} YJ~ minDah, A milk vessel.
e.y at heart.
Jre ...,.a, Broth. ".
I.J~ mtW1J.at, The beingbold, maacu"
linel manly, !igorol!'- }{anh~ virility,
~.r- ...,.w and ~~' A watch fortitude. Humamty, geDer08lty, polite-
tower or other high pM whence obeer- n_.
TldiCIIl ia made.
~J~ mtWfJ.j, Plur. of V""
ii..J' 'IUW"",, A quantity of broth.
1.-J~ minDa/a.at, A fan, a ventilator.
~..J' ...itMJ, A aepalchre, a tomb,
• mouument. A bed, Ileeping Jllace. '}J~ mtWfJ.r, .A. p8888ge, pUB, tran"
Jlttr~ part. Soporiferous, conCiliating lition.
IiIep. 11_"", A medicine promoting
ftlIt. ~J.r- nusnof, Related, alleged,
told. Placing confidence in the words
ti.r- .....
Hit> part. See t:ei.J. "of another. Having the thirst quenched.
~t.. pat. plII8. Patched,
nged. elOtIied in rags.
-.red j
~ maN'ala, Once, one time.
 Y;' 240 Jj..
~! .. marMm, A plaster, any dress- ij. fMUflt, One 51lck. Wine of an
ing for wounds. Ointment. 8gt'8Nble sharp taste.
Yrr' marAab, Terrible, dreadful. V" malj, Mixing, tempering wine
,=-,ibr' marAtlft, Pledged, pawned. witb water, ete.
"rir' mM'f, The windpipe. & malA, Playing, jesting.
~r' m"rfh, Doubtful, apocryphal, ~;. llllIIAif, part. Dragging hit
1lUpeCted. [Mara. Iron. legs (u a fatigued horae, etc.)
~;. m4n"L\ or t"";", The planet ""'~~Declining, receding,
~r' marltl (plur. ~r')' Sick, ,,-;. tIIWIMm. Much pressed or
infirm. [Virgin. 'prelling. [tI'oIlble.
r!-~ fNW'!/am, Mary. The Blessed .t..-r, Perplexity, disturbance,
c:~ mildj, The temperament, com· .;~;. mUlilkAraf, Omamented.
plexion, constitution, habit of body. A
mixture, anything mixed; whateTer is ft.J.T.. mtlSllajir. part. Prohibiting.
mixed with wine. ~.rJ''P,'''~I' Meat/lfitw, part. p... Forbiddea, Ie-
~ pulsed, rejec~
A noble disposition, an excellent couti-
tution. C:~~'J~' Ofa hot or ~.J.T.. ",_aliMm. A crowded place.
fiery complexion. C:~\YJ)z-.., "ri).J.T.. mustltwl, part. DespisiDg.
Of a humid constitution. . MfRA1ttN', part. paas. Delpiled, COD-
temptible.
t:~ mUilla. Playing, jesting. A ~.>;. mt&lllidf. part. Despising,
joke. 8lighting. [of watft'.
~ ~ "'""damat, Hindering, dis- Y~;' ",w-dh (or Y~~), A canal
turbing, p1'888ing npon, especially in a
crowd. Hinderance, impediment, ob- J'.J;. m.....ak, A javelin, a demi-
atruction. A crowd, a mo£>. Approach- lance.
ing to fifty•
.>Ij-. tIIfIJdtI, Auction, selling to the t..J;' mas,.at ork.J;.,Afield80lI'n.
nighest bidder. v.s..y. muarialA,lfade ofgold wire.
) ~ maid,., A place of visitation; t...V ;' fIIIW"t1t(fem. L:J.J;'), 8011'11.
hence a sepulchre, a tomb.
. J'~;' maf: 11k, Terri1ied.
t..J'.r-
,
maldrat> Plur. of ~)..,:.....
l... i.i;. mud:at, The name of a little
...r---:r- mazamfr, Plur. otJ 0 and bird. [to foot.
.J"";', The Psalms. [ing. J,i;. mask11k, Skinned from heed
~J':" muldwajtlt. Coupling, join- _(
.., ("r;' madtlm, Having a rheum.
011j -e mushitl, part. Foaming (sea). J!re mislllk, A bolt or bar ora door.
.ilJ,;. mazhtJltJt, A dunghill; any _ (A mare) often bringing forth abortioll&
.u:.. fIItII.1lat, A alippe..... place.
place where they throw the filth or 8W8Cp-
mga of a houae; a n _ r y . . . , -J

..,.yj-e maDur, Written. A~ve meD- ~..,:.. masltWlt, .A. slippery place,
tioned. Aforesaid. lubricity.
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) ~ ",illlldr, A Bnte; a psaltery. ;1l...... flNl4tir (plur. ~L-),
Geometrical CIU1ODI. [once, aid.
~;. "'lWnit> Constant, diligont.
;~t.-. lllfUdeulat, Favour, aaaist-
;:re;' flullmin, part. Lasting or con-
tiuuing long. ~l...... millar/at, See i~l.......
Jr;' tnamilr, A psalm, a caDticle. ~l......mtJldf. I, Endeavours, labours,
ft.;. IIIUIIMAwr, Very angry. - laudable atudiee, worb. or attempts.
.i:Jt.-. maldjat,Distance, an interval,
~~;. lIIuUJdj, (A woman) marrY- part of a road or journey. Space; a
iag often. JOllrDey. MuaJat, A day's jOllrDey, u
far u a loaded camel can travel with
~;. IIIGf1UJUJaj, part. pass. Con- _ , i,I., eight parlIIlUIga.
joined, lII8OOiated, DWTied. ;l...... IIIl11l!fir, part. A foreigner, a
"'J;' flMl&tlJlJfl (plur. ,JJ~)' A tra- attanger, a gueat. A traveller.
Teller'. pro"rilion bag. ~L- madlin, Habitations. ~L­
Jj;. IIIK1atDUJiro, part. act. A liar, a "W\~\,..,W. .•II, The mansions
baft, a clleai. of the learned and the residence of men
of science, i.I., univeraitiea, collepl,
'l- ...rIIIi, Taste, anything agree- academies. NuiilA,., An inhabitant.
able to the palate.
~l...... (plnr. of ~), The poor.
~;. .aA4i, Killed, destroyed.
MtUii, pet. aet. A mnrderer, deItroyer. .D'l...... .....u.t, A queetion, eta.
~;. _I,al, Excellence. ~l...... maillil: (plar. of ~),
Ways.
~r _Id, Increase, augmenta-
tion, adTaDtage.
iJl...... IIIl11dlamat, The art of oulti-
ntiDg peace or friendship.
&:i.r llUllJlJYYin, A barber. JfUl4Y1/MI,
part. pus. Adorned, dreued, haling the
~l...... flUM4111, pI. ~l.L-, Poros
otthe body.
hair cut or m-I.
~ ..... Handling, touching. il.l...... lllfUdmdt, The art of com-
Haad1ed.
paring or disputing about height; bout-
mg over another.
I...... II(1I(I, The evening. ~\'l......, eeL- m.,,4miA, part. Forgiving.
A good evening. l......J~, Mom- ~l...... mtUdflUWaI, ConvenJatioD
ing and eYening.
(e.pecially in the night-time).
~l...... flUUiljitl, Mosques, temples.
~L-1NIIdlllit (plur. of ~),
Ct.:... ".."dA and ~)'Cl......, A Eara.
geometriciaD, a land meuurer. ~l...... maldmlr (plur. of ~),
~ l...... flUUdMt, Stroking, handling, Iiails, apikes. LThronee.
feeling, drawing the hand over the head, ~l...... IIItIItinid (plur. of ~),
or die .urfac8 of anything liquid.
HeuuriDg (ground ), mC8lUJ'lllDot. i~ll-. m"'iiUJdt, Equation.
~ W'F' The science of mea- .t.J t.-. lII."dwa11UJt, Biddingagainst,
aurement, geometry. raiaing the price upon another.
4.:.J l...... IIIMIdratal, Haste, celerity,
TCloc:ity.
"",L-. mfUQUJUJ1, part. Equal,
parallel, eqnivalent. Neutral, impartial.
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~l-.. ",,,,aWtlt, Watching (with
u~he~. . a captin.
JAl-.. m","hil, part. Negligent,
corel-, easy, indift'erent.
~ l-.. mtIIagtWM, Walk.ing or tra-
Te1lillg ill em1llaQon; goiDg (along with
another).
Jtl-.. ffItIIdil, QuestiOJ18, plur. of
£Jl-.. or ll.-..
~ mflltaMil. y~I~,
The caue of ClIlIIS, i.•., God.
~ mu1Jit, Causing deep sleep.
i- mlllQMiA, A praiser of God.
J~ _btU, Prevented, antici-
pated.
J-\::..- mfllta·atl, part. Desiring
- one to come, expecting.
;'b.-.
nent,
"'fllta-W, part. Sole, emi·
~excellent
in anything. Auuming
or claiming ~he exclusive property of any
thing. Electing, selecting, preferriDg.
,r:--\::"- mfllta.ajir, part. A tenant, ing
one who hires a house, a 1IIlmUlt, etc.
A fanner, renter.
~-\::..- mfllta-ajil, part. Arriving
at any term or object wished for or ex·
pected, an appointed time. Flocking
together (us • multitude of people).
Begging time or delay.
~ -\::..- mfllta·akhw, part. Remain-
iIIg behilld, loitering, retiriDg, going
baCkward.
y..>-\::"- mfllta-adill, part. Culti-
Tating the bell. lattreB, studying, be-
coming learned and polite. Veried in
good manners.
'=lJ'~ muta·tllin, part. Asking
pel'lllllllllon.
,)..tb.-. mlUta·tUid, part. Bold,
fiercely. lib a lion. (A
UE'
fearless, intrepid, rushing attacking
~) growing ~ mUltatw, part. Hiding one's-
to the full size. Running ere and there. self, ahecondiDg. Concealed.
Stimulating, impelling.
.r'\::..- mU8ta-lUw, part. Binding;
carrying or going into cap~iTity; 111I1".'
renderiIig onc'lJoaelf a pmoner; giving ~ mustt.l8l.;il, part. Oppm.ed
up or addicting one'~lKJfwhony (to any.
tliillg). Mun._, prrt. pI& 1lomKI,
J..:'\::..- mfllttl-tJlU, part. Eradi-
catiDE. Jltula-lIMIl. part. puB. Extir-
.pated, mined.
c.:J""-\::..- flltllta-.1IIifl, part. Placing
confidence in; imploring protection,
taking refugo with. Free, exempted.
uoJ-\::..- mfllta-tlfI;', part. Aceua-
tomed, habituated, becoming tame (iii •
wild beut). Familiar.
JA-\::..- mfllta-aAil, part. Worthy,
suitable, apt, fit.
t~ fIItIItabtlit! part. Consider-
iDg anythiDg as new and wonderful.
J~ mflltabdil, part. Changing,
wishing to exchange; taking .. a sub-
stitute or 81ICCedanll1lJll.
'-i~ tnflltalm, part. Asking the
diaclwge or remi&sio~ of. debt..
~ tnu,tabw, part. Consider-
attentively, ecarching into anythiDr
occult, acute, penetrsting, cire1Ul1lpt'd.
~ mflltabtid, part. Thinking
anything far oft'.
~ mflltabuhl, part. See ~
~ mflltabkf, part. Reserving,
- p~g entire, keeping ali~ lea1iJlg
a remamder.
~ mfllttlblaij, part. Glad, re-
joicing. (captiw.
~ mflltabl, part. CarI)ingaway
~' mU~I", part. :Becomiag
eTident, knowing {or certain, appearing
manifest.
~ mUltatbit , part. Followed,
drawing after; one who wishes to be
followed.
.~ mflltati11lm, part, Perfonning,
completing. (with sleep.
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u· 6. ". fJlwt4M4', part. pus. ,;-!~ fJlwtall,., part. Bound,
• Excepted from any common rule. ·spheric, circular.
y~ "'fUtajab, part. pass. Ac- ~x.-... """tatlb., part. Aaking or
cepted, IIIlCeptable, agreeable. receiTing mollAlY on credit.
.is\.- WfII~UU, part. Renewing, j~ fIlfUt.siir, ReoollectiDg, re-
nmoYatiDg, coDlideriDg .. ne..... cording. CalliDg to mind.
~ fIlWtllj""", part.. Dra~, C~ WflltllrdA, A place of leat
eurpug olr. . [mg, C8USlng. or quiet. A D-.,.
f..;-- ¥ -
fllflltt.v1i1J, part. Attract- ~.r- mutlltjfl', part. Hoped,
~ _w~A.1, part. Consider- wiahed, prayed for.
Dig as ipClftllt, despi.mg.~;:-- fIl",tllrail, part. Esti-
~ _wtll}"'", part. Imploring mating, or buying at a 10.... prioe.
protection. [an army. ~;:-- _",tariAI, part. Languid,
~ _'""./-..A, part. Desiring relaxed, enervated, labby. Alaxath·e.
~~ mUBtIIlttliI, part. Learn- J.).r- fJlUtII,....I, part. Considering
iJtg De_, di.loYering (anything) to be or lnding (any persoD or thiug COD-
De..... M".tcltdM, part. JIII8I. A nOYelty, temptible).
&Jl inYeDtion. DiICoyered, found out.
.........:A-.. 7JIUBtaMin, part. See ~;:-- ...,tIIr,11, part. Asking a
~ • preaeDt (for an opiuion to be ginD, or a
~~\. XfUw"tm, part. paBI. decree to be pused).
Approved, laudable, beautiful. ~.?--'- _UBtllrd"f:' Seeking a nune
J,t.M3\~, Excellent de- to BUCkle a child.
mOllltrllti0D8; conYiDcinglyproYed,euiJy .1i.r- ..
utM;fid, part. Asking as-
demODltrable. siItance.
~ ....taAtlir, part. Calling or ~;:-- flIfUttwkif:! part. (A gar-
~ one to appear before or in ment) requiring to be mended.
prelellllC, dilIiriug to come, wiahiug to
be preeent. Becalling to mind, recol- "db.r- tIIUBtM'hin, part. Demand-
lectiug. [deeerving. ing a hOltage or a pledge, receiYing in
.Js\.- "'UBIIIA.. a, part. Worthy, pawn.
_(~ tII1JuI .>!r- flIfUtasdtl, Increased.
~;::;. fJItII
bliahed, strong. "', Firm,

~ _iuttlMll, part. Esteemed,

(lawful. esta-~. _ ~-_1.1.·r, part. , _IN
culing. Scoruiug, deridiug.
Ridl'-

I -= _.~_U_"1 "":11.: ""~ tIIwtAdI, part. Laying

~-=,~' part. .-uLlng, down the ....arp in the loom.
~ tIIUBlllAil, part. Impouible. ").,,, • ",. fnwtAt", Rendered
happy, bleaed, favoured, gratified.
~ mwlaWir, part. Interro- 0",.",. flIfUtAkf A dronAica1
gating; ODe ....ho int.errogatea. Iof ' r-
*':~ fIlfUlakArij, part. Extract- :person. [ing, drawing out.
\:..
lug, 'D__
~
~
..ug. • .10
~u"'
,_u . part • pus.
.....nr41, . L.:......
......------ tllUlt","", part. Unsheath-
Drawn out, tixtracted. pi",· ! • m""tAli/, part. Dcsiring
r\~ ".".tIItla"" part. Perpetual, to borro...., or to haYe an ad1'Bll08 on
continaal,aaiduoDl, ancient, immemorial. goods before deliYery.
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'" " • tit" """UJmitl, part. Leaning ~ mflltagltlil, part. lImng
on; supported. a close bargain. selling anything on _ .
.J~ mUlta81«lr, One who is clition that it shall not he returned.
consulted. ~ fltUll!J91".f, part. Rieb,
~ fltfllUukft, part. Wishing boating of wealth, proud, lofty, haughty,
lU~ilious, disdaiuing. CoIlteDt, satis-
- health, seeking a remedy.
8ed, acquiescing.
"-:--"~"?"' t i t " mflltallao, part. DiiIlcult ~ ."= .... mflltagkf., A complainant.
(bUSlne88).
~ mfllttUft, part. Bee \£.a:....t ~ mflltaftf, part. Consoltmg
• (wise men).
- Muea.ftl, part. p_. Puri1ied, clari8ed,
brightened. ~ mUltajUir, part. Proud,
vain, conceited.
y\k:.-..,mflltatah, Good, agreeable,
elegant. Gracious. t~ mflltajrigk, An emetic.
~ k· ..... mUltatihh, Begging a pre- ~ fltutafttl, part. AcquiriDg,
icription or remedy (for grief or pain). gaining, pro8ting (in science and wealth).
~ mflltatfl, Long.
. ~ mutafttl,
dift'u.eed.
part. Divulged,
~ mudtJIill, Sitting in the
shade. [rowed. ~ mwtaDiI, part. Future j the
.J \c.- fltflltae1,., part. pass. Bor- future tense of a verb. l.:)~\
~I...::-... mtUtatiln, part. pass. An ~\, Time future.
_istant, auiliary, one whO&e aid is
solicited.
J:.i::.-. mflltaktl1, part. Wishing
for death.
~ part. Bee ~ mflltaki,.,., Remaining firm:
mflltaf/il,
J~t ..
~ mflltaf}'iltm, dwelling, having a fixed residence; COlI-
stant,stCady,stable; con8rming,~­
In haste. Quickly, apeedily. cuing. MuW--, part. pus. A dweUiDg.
" •• '.. mUltatitltl, parl Able, ~ mUltahf, part. Curioua.
capa~le, apt, 8t, proper, worthy, arranged,
put In order. Ready.
Ji:........ mUltakill, part. Particular,
~ mflltat", part. Rebellious, absolute, independent; having plenipo-
- stubborn.
tE'ntiary powers. 'U::.-... ......
J-:....-mflltatmil, part. act. Using. tllkilaff, Absolutely, expressly, specially.
Mutlltffl4l, part. pB88. Usurped, applied,
used. r- ij • tit • mU8tailm, part. Right,
r - mUlealf,., A borrower. straight, faithful, true, loyal, well __
stituted, haYing a good tenaency. Stand-
y";:'-" mflltagkrtJIJ, part. pass.
ing erect, rising up. r='- .~,
'Vondcrful, foreign, rare.
1.3";:'-" f1lflltagArak, part. pass. A right line. .l..\.Ql\~, ora
Immersed, pmn~d, drowned. M,"~­ just proportion, of an erect figure.
g"rik, part. Plunging, immerging. ~ mflltah-ak, part. pass. Abom-
~ mU8l!J9bjir, part. Penitent. inable, disagreeable. Ungrateful.
' - ie.-.. mU8tizg!Jih, part. Prevail- ~j.:;- mflltakri, part. Hiring,
'ing. renting.
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~ flJWtMft, part. Desiring J.-r- ......MiA, Amioted,
~ to do lIDythiDg elI'ectua1ly or 1ll1II.. mournful.
Clently. [the cautery.
..,;J.::.-. ",,,Wwl, part. Requiring J-,:.-- m.,tawk,1, part. (A place)
full of 10ft clay or mud.
..w::.-.. m.,ttlmitltl, part. Asking t.)':'-- mwwtlif:..' part. Desiring
• .-iatanoe or aid against lID enemy. o~e to preBerTe ~Y,thing committed to
..r:- muttlmirr, part. Firm, con- hw eare. Commlttmg, recommending.
MutIJtDflit, part. }lUI. A penon with
atlIDt, durable. Continuing, penristing, whom t or a place where, anything is de-
luting !ong. Paasing by, going forware; poUteC1. The utel'UB, matrix, or womb.
proceeding.
d_-" mwtaMk, part. Appre- ;,.::-- """tu,. (Cem. ;.J':'--),
11
Covered, concealed, hid, veiled.
h~,.seizing, holding fast, containing.
BeRraiDmg ones'l self.
;.Jr- """tu,.al or """t.,.aA, A
~ mwtamit , part. Hearing,
.li8tening; • liatener; • hearer. chaste matron. 4.:J~~'~IJ,
J...::..- mrutomill, part. Loathing, The crown of ladies or matronB (a title
often giTen to prin_).
• becoming tired, diBguBted. [faTour.
~ f1I1#uminn, part, Asking a ~,:.-- m.,tllwtliA, part. Desiring
another to make anything efident. En-
~ ",wttmlJit, part. Causing to deaTouring to diBcoTer an~hing diB-
flow,oTerll.o'lring. Acqniring knowl~ tinotly, by holding the hand OTer tho
in ~e law by ~nuity and study. Ap- eyes to keep ofF the glare of light. An
parmg (u lIDything before concealed). explainer, narrator.
\ • - 11 mrutanid, part. Leaning ~,:.-- mwtawt;n, part. Frequent-
Dpon or supported by anything. ing (a place). [(fire).
t..
~
m.,ttIn8ik, part. Asking .)j,:.--
mwtawkitl, part. Kindling
adVloe, coDBUlting; coDBidering &B a faith-
ful mollitor. ~.r- mrutawkiv Expecting,
waiting for. .Hoping.
J h· - . m.,tantik, part. (God)'
11
makiDg rationAl, bestowing the gift of J r- mwtllwll, part. Overcom-
apeech. - ing, ~bduing, taking poueaion of, BUr-

t:i.- .~ mutadiv part.Stagnating, mounting.

regorgmg (water). ~.r- m.,tawAii, part. Asking
~ mwttlnkid, part. Rousing, • present.
euiting, ordering one to riBe to do any-
thing.
..,;.r- mtutllwf, part. Equal,
~ mrutanl,., part. Shining,
straight, direct. '\.r- mwta-
glancing, lparkling. llIi,.", Equally, direetly.
~,:.-- mrutaw., part. Solid, r ~ flltutaliiim, Astonished, dis-
tracted, wandering or nDBteady in mind.
firm, lteady, CODBtant.
I.:) ~ m.,taMn, part. paee.
~,:.-- mrutllwiib, part. A1J. DeBpiBed, abject, base.
author, cause, motiTe. MeritinS' pro-
per, worthy of. Making or Judging l.,jjt=--e mtUtaAsI, part. Ridiculing,
DeoeBBIlry. Condemning to death. a mocker. .
y';,n~r-' Deserving a Jf:..-.. m.,taliill, part. Appearing
reward, meritorious. (the new moon).
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~ mflltaglir, part. Easy, J'..!- mil-M" (plur. ~t.....),
• q"inck, expediti01l8; prepared, well dis- The thin cuticle or mcmbrue con~ing
poIIld, arrauged. the outside of the skull. ~ l.:...
~ mtUta,hs, part. Watching, L......!',
The membranes of heaven,
awakening, vigilant, proTident.
~ mlUtllyiin, part. Knowing i.,. Thin clouds. ~t.....
for certain; eearchiJIg into, exploring. ~,~, The groeaer parts of
~ mUdaym"" part. Pros- '" which adhere to the inteltines.
perolD, acting or happeninJ fortunately.
Adjuring, deSiring or caUlUlg another to
i.s::'-
.
mIII-luze, One unction.
Rear. .;;:- ~ , part. {)8S8: Faci-
o ~ fIIMjitl and f1UIII1"aiJ (plur. nated, enc~ted, deluded by Wltcberaft.
• Endued WIth lungs.
~\........), A mosque, temple, or )~ maI-Inr, Enchanted, ~_
plaoe of worship. cJ'~" nated. (bruiaed.
J(ecca or lIedIDa. J~ mill-AU, Worn, brayed,
The mo.ques of
~~, The great or general C.
lII4II~ Changing, metamor-
moeque, where prayers are said eTe'lJ phoeing into a more defurmed shape
Friday. r1J...t>..s:.....J, (or (especi&lly men into animals).
• ..: •t ' ~ maI-&fYIt, A.. buft'oon, tool,

Mecca.
l' . .
~;~.n~I), The temple of
~I ~,
1,
The
jester, a droll, all'Bg' a faeetiOllllDlD.
A man in maaqu~e. A p~try,
anything ridicnlo1l8 or mirthful, aport.
temple of JeriisaIem, or. the Turkiah k~ madAtle, Hateful, dis·
mosque there. ~'\.)..~., A ..agreeable, odious.
sbrine in the Talley of Muna near Mecca. oJ~ mtwltltlal, part. pasa. Well
M-.jtMl, That part of the forehead which directed. rectified' managing alliin
touches the ground in the adoration called with judgment and ~ucceea.
,~. oJJ~ mtIItltltl, Obstruoted, shut,
~ mtIItWtJf:' Rhythmical clOled.
(speech). The Arabians coDSider it &8 a ~ IftQMfTtJt, Cheerfulness, ~-
great beauty in oratory to make their nca, joy. BriaknesB, ]jyeliDelll, happi-
periods ailD11ar in rhyme and cadence. ne88.
~ mlUajjal, Proved, authen· ~ mfIItJfTtIJ~ Saddled (horae).
ticated, and sealed by a judge.
l~~ mlJf1tlG,
oJ.T' • ~ Ad red
0 , worshippeel. ~J ....... mtIWtIjat, A laInp.
.. ~
cJr:'
. I . ad
f1UIII1un, mpnBOn •
t..r- mruNf:! part. Quick, making
haste. Having a quick-go!D( beI8t of
~ mMtIA, Washing. wiping, burthen. Going fut, or ordeiing to ba
~ _ expeditious.
cleaning. Anointing. Cuttina' off.
Drawing the hand over the aurf&ce of io-J.r- muwij, Prodigal, extrava-
any liquid, or over the hcad in order to gant.
wipe it; handling, stroking, rubbing.
Flattering, cajoling. .JJ;- fIftIW1lr, Glad, cheerful, ex-
ts- ",."., (plur. of~, nlting, gay, happy, content. Joyful.
Anointed, etc.) Christ. J,..r- IHtIWU, Stolen, robbed.
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~ ",."." A large bench on id..- fllMitJ_, POTerty, miIar.
. which people recline. A .mlth'. anTiL .Humility, 1IlOdeBty.
ja.- mil,.,. or lja-, A 890- yl- IfI/IIH6, (Water) ftowiDa
me&rieal rule br which right lineII are the lUrf'aee of the grouL
OTer
drawn. Parallel throadl .trained on a
piece of puteboanl, used by thoee who JI--- madar, Intoxicated, clnmk.
copy man~pta (01' ruling linN.. M.
_Ui,., Wnting. MlUilttM, Wntten, a ..:.11--- mtHiui, Coined, atruok.
writing. . I:)'L-. mMiu", Habitable, in-
J~ tNRtllr, Written, delineated, habited. I:)I-~, Uninhabited.
described, .pecified, exprtllllld.
J\...- m"elr, A..
poker, a piece of
1./_-' ....
the colour of'mlllk, dark.
if or ",tid., )(uaky; 1»1
wood with which fire is stirred.
~ fMIkf" or ",iM." (fem.
y)..~t-..., A raiser of war, a 4-,
plnr. '-=-'\:.~- and
..mtions man.
~\-"), A poor man, a beaar,
"',,-- fIUIItutl (or ~), Happy,
• milerable wretch. 1I11J11hle, nppliut.
fortunate; f'aToumble, propitioDl; au-
pit. e- ..iIl4kA, A akin, a raw hide,
J,A-e atllfilr, Written, abovemen- the slough of' • ICrpent.
tioned, touched Upoll befoN. .u.:.... fIUU-tUtlt, A qU8lltion, p~po.
d,i- mM/ilk, Shed (blood). sition, action, thing. u........
hi-. ffIIUitJt, Falling. A place, .",Us'"t, largo
A ucb.
needle f'or sewing
eepecially where anything falls. f:::war.mtIItIllaA, part. Armed
for
pall.
v-9\hi-.; A native
(where one f'alls at birth).
country
C fllMlaa, A plaoe where they
slaughter and skin animala.
~ Roofed, floored.
J.J.-... mfUlll&al, part. Enchained,
~ or ~~, MOICOw. linked, sewed, or futencd ~
r,a-. flUllkam, Sick. coherent, lIllCCCSlIiTe, COI1l8CUti~e, P
.in order.
~ madtJ', Watered (field) by Y-. mfUGllat, part. A.. governor,
- an, or by a rivulet. ruler•
..:.>.- mad, 8eim1g, holding fut, ~ mtIIlal: or mtUlil:, A way,
retaining, restraining, checking one'1- path, track. An institution.
lIClf', relilliniDg.
..:.>.- _iM or ...,,1, Musk. l:JJ? L.. rL- ",wlim .(fem. LJ......), A
musulman. ~, mUlallim, part.
d-l, A musky soap ball. Keepiug ..re, preecrring in liberty,
iL- m..A:tJt, A bit of musk. ~. Saluting, JI1'OD01lJllliDg.• bene-
dietiOD or lII1utation. B~ the
~ !.-. _",Tnt, part. Ordering dead man), .ying
memory (of •
8leDce, Itrikinc dumb.
~rl.:n, Peace be with him.
~ _Tn", part. Inebriating. Any
iJato:IicatiDg liquor. [dwelling. ~ mUllim!n (plnr. oblique of
J.-. fllMki" (plur. J\-), A rl-)' Tho YabomctallS.
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y;"- mtJIlVIJ, Seized, snatched anything sued for. e:"l"..... (pl.
away. Spoiled, stript, erred, forgotten. fem.), Petitio. . prayera, quettiODL
t;"- mtUliU/a, Skinned. '-:--+- ma-Mb, Speaking much, a
blabber. [in \he belly.
J;"- fII4Ilul, Drawn, led, brought
out, unaheathed. Coll8llmptive. ""I.f-. mlll.MI, part. Laxative, 10088
\.t.- mlllamma (for";"-), Called, '-:- J-.. "IIIayytJb, part. pass. Dis·
D&IIIed. • misled, ICt at liberty.
~\.t.- mlllammtJt, Names, denom- ~ fltQdjat, An inclosure fenced
inations. [Italte. by thoma.

~
.J\4-. milmdr, A nail, pin, peg, •
"",,", Anointed. ~I,
l;
~t.......... mimulk, A tent-pole. e anointed, the lIe11iah, our Lord
~'",,~' alU,ll flltJlimmat, Rela- Jeaus Christ. J~~I~I,
Antichrist. "C-
tions, rrienda, intimate companions.
~ fII4IlAf, A Christian.
~ mNmtJ~ The ear, the organ
of hearing. ~ mtJIla, A monster.
~ ........... (fem. k...-.. mlll- ~ fII4Ilr, Going, walking, pro-
fMIIat),Fat. Natnrallyfat.~ eeeding on a jo1U'lUl1, tnve1lliIg.
___"""1, Fat by art or oare. J:.-
mtJIfl, A channel; a flu or
Fattened. IItream of water.
t.r--e fII4If1IUtr Heard, audible. ~ \.:..... muJuibilJ, part. Like, resem-
r.r--e mtJImum, Kjl1ed or injured bling. ~~\.:..... (plnr. fcm.),
by poiaon, infected (meat), poisoned Similitude., ICmb1ancell.
(nord). (A day) diatnlaiugly lu1try by
~e blowing of a hot wind. ~ \..:.- mu,!W.lHJAat, Similitude, the
comperiBon of thinga similar.
~ mlUtJmml, part. act. see
i.J\..:.- "'IIIluitamat, A reproach.
~. MUlam1Ila', part. pass.
Named, called, intitulcd, denominated, ~ l.:- mtJIAajartJt, Reaiating, op-
inscribed. poaing, controverting.
~ muann, A whet-stone, any- ,)~ "'IIIMr, part. pasa. Signified,
thing on which another iB Iharpened. indicated. ~(,\..:.... ..11IM"",
~ ~, A large cushion on ilIIyTt,Above-mentioned, aWreaaid,
which they recline. A prop, a mpport. touched upon before, %e1ated above.
4:)~ mamun, (Ground). "~\.; y,)\..:.- mtJIMrilJ, Plur. of ~,
.li j--, A canon or rule; in law Drinb, things in generalwbich are peRt-
able. '.
an evangelical council.
,u,,) l.:- mlllMrattJt, Acting or
;.>;- mIUtJUJWadat(fem.of "'j-.), making an agreement on certain oon-
Blackened. A black thing. A note or ditions.
memorandum book, the firat Iketch, con-
OllJ.ltion, or rough draught of anything, u,)l.:- fII4IMriJ, (pl. of u~),
'Wlth many blottiugB and corrections. Eminencea.
J,...... mtIIiil, Asked, demanded, JJl..:.... ,ntJIMrik (plnr. of J~),
interrogated, requested. A petition; Eutern placea.
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nODI or MODI of futnre, abeent, or in-
~l:... .....Adril. part. A com-
panion, .-ociate, comrade, parb1er. visible things. ,~L.:..., A testi-
JCfldijrM. Common. Changeable, re- mony.
ciprocal. ~L.:... ",..AdAartlt, Bargaining by
is.)\.:... f1I.,~r.t, Co.~unity, the month. Monthly WIgS.
IIOciety association, commumcation, cor- ~L.:..., Plur. of J~'
respo~dence. Partnership. .tS.)l.:... ~l:.... Plur. of t:~.
U:.JoJ. A unity of religion.
k~ -muMt, Plur. of~. Combs. u:..:.-
gr&t<.-d.
mtUMbbfli, part. Latticed,
il.l:... mUMttJt, The art of comb- ~ ",m1labhllh, part. pus.Counter-
ing the hair. Jltl6ootat, The manner of •feited. Like, resembling.
combing. i.b\.£.. mMMMttJt, A
\:...:.... flUlllaea and i\:...:....), Winter
comber. a waiting maid. a bride m-r quarters.
of tire woman.
fl:... "'UlMto part. pass. Divulged. '"\:...:.... ",..heal, part. pass. Full of
desire, wishing to _ an absent friend.
-Undistributed. AnD.oua.
~l:... mMMf:!1 (plur. of ~). ~ ",mAttIlnk, part. }fixed,
Lantema. Torchc8. Flames. lights,
.pleDdora. co~. Latticed, grated, made like
a net.
iw:l:... mtIIMglt41HJt, Injuring, de-
~ m"'latIIhiA, part. Obscure•
•laming. IIClwbling. railing tumults.
'An ambiguity. [strength•
.icil:... ",..M/tlMt, Speaking to
one' 8 face. [Teniencea. ~
fIIUIAttultl, Increased in
jL.:.... fIUIIM,u, Aftlictions, incon- k~ ",,,,1lttJrit. part. lIaking a
condition. .
~l:... ",..Miat, Whatever
from hair, wool, ete., when combed.
falls
d.r:- mUlAttJrIlk, Common. ~,
UI..:... . ",.,M",,"t, Contention. ~-'~l~', Common sense. oW$
opposition. 4S~. A word of many siguUi-
~ "'UlMWtlt, Showing grati- cations, common to many - . .
tude. GrateCuln8ll.
..,j~ fIIUIMMI, A buyer. The
~l:... ",",MAl, part. Resembling, planet Jnpiter. MwltMti, Bonght.
IlUitab1e, apposite, convenient.
~ fIIm1atllt1l1, Inflamed•
.J'\.:- ..."Ad_. part. A counsellor,
jC...t.... "'UlAtIIgAal, Employed.
eenator. I:J!.)JI..:..., Counsellors.
iJ,L:... mm1u2uJlirllt, Counllel, con- ~ "'UlAtil/f.Reoovering health.
IIU1tation. deliberation. conference. De-
bate.
J:..:... m",AWi, part. pB88. Derived
(as one name from another).
~l:... mtIIAdAid, part. Seeing, con- J~ mruAtlllcil, patt. Doubtful,
templating. Who see., etc. difficult. Obecure.
i~L:... ",mM1aadat or mmAdlaada1l,
~ mwAtakf. part. act. Com-
Siltht, vision, contemplation, .speculation.
- plaining, lamcnting. MtI6htakti, part.
.l:"\.&":':\ ~l:..., The contempla- puB. Anything complained of•
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~ m.,,/alQinil, part. Compre- kJ~ fIItIdril, Agned upcm,
hending, OODtaiDiDg, IIUl1'OUDtf:u:i- lRipu1ated, ohJipl by pIlltioD. Prebed.
bracing. [ . •
to
t.Jr-
ffIGIAni Initiated, begun,
~ ...,AtaNw,
Famous. Pro- COmJDenoed. Legal, jut, ~ br
~ fIItII.6t4.lt, part. Loving, law.
- wiahing, deIiriDg. h:.... mtJIltt, Combing. JltUAt (plur.
~ fTUlllajfW, A. grove; (fem. kl.:· ..\ aud 1:.\..:....), A como.
~), Planted with trees. ~ milltfW (or r~~I),
1&"""
(plur•..r:-\..:....), A three·
' . _••. 1 ' of
Thl! Xaaba or te~t>le of Mecca! a ~
-_.I -t..,.,- .'- dedicated to religtoua ~j tho
1- piece w""'" upon WIWaI Wley ritea of the temple of Mecca•• ExtenW.
hangclothea• ..r:-\..:...., The wooden _ (~ h~, ~g, ~.) M~t~
wotb of camel litiers o~ at top. P;Ut- ~~, m~! makiDg
Nw/tiir, part. (Ground) producing trees. mgn,gtnDg idirmation. llairy,lAaggJ.
~ m.,• .,. (fem. i~), ~ mtJIAt,u and ~,A torch,
J7 • • .. ~ a tambeau, a laDt.em, a ~ •
Abounding In tre.. NwMjjtw, A gar- plwoe or light-hoUle.
men~ ~:~th
1;),..-.. full
/l_, Filled, .
treea. .u.:.... fIItIIltgWat, Business, em-
ployment. occupation•
.,).i..:......, Strengthened. A. letter J~.. mtJIltgMJJ, Busied, wh~ny
marked with the sign of duplication C") iledicated to anythiJqr, dilipt, 1IIJ.101II
called J.J Jw:,j. ~bout. •
A - ~ mudjik, part. Condoling,
.,)J~ mtJIluIl1tl, Bound, fastened, pitying, com~onate, merciful, show-
strengthened. mg faTOur. JUDd.
~.r- fII4IlwtJi, Nature, temper, u:.- mal», An example, a ClOpy
humour. '-J .'!.l\-..A..Y Of an to write after; an exezciIe.
.:;-- -' -.... - \i.:....)
amiabiedilpoeition,aft'able,goocl-Illtured. cL.a_.....w.uat (plur. ~ .'
'-'impending,
r - mtUlwif, part. Immment,
• • •

n:ar. An eminence, a high

A.lIlic:tion, inoonTllIJieuce, Idvemity, pIIIIt
~, mUtortUDe.
J':- ".."W, Di1Bcnlt, intricate;
place. io-Jr- m.,,,,,"IIf, part. doubtful, oblc:nre, ambiguollL (p11ll.
pue. Eulted, honoured, ennobled. fem. '-=J~), A. dimculty.
~,;4- maiM-iii (plur. ~)\..:....), The j:.:... mUI!atJUtIl, Formed, well
But. aped, -ned, beautiful, haDdiome.
d~ ..uArii, part, See ~~t ~lU... Difficulties.
~~,Inftdela. ~~ ..- - - .tILt... ~ (fem. of J!..:....),
rU, part. pus. A thing common to Di1B.cult, oblcnre. A doubtful propo-
JIWIY· 8harecL lition, a problem.
~J,;t- flItIWi1J, Imbi'bed, drank, ~ f1ItII~fD or ~, ky-
potable. ~~.,r- (plur. fem.), thingoomplainedof. -
DriDbbl..
1~~ 'Ill_ 1.=-00 d
.J~ Thanked. Worthy ...,U11'"
of thanks or praiae. Praiaed, laudable,
~.r- """""/l, ~p.....u ,
..
e- agreeable aeceptable, rewan1ed, _
cIared, illuatntecL Aboye-_tionecL kDowledPL
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d,u... ...,UU, Doubtrul, un- ;; .~.. flltJdillt and ; ~ fIUIf1Il,tJI,
eedIiB. TraDs6.xed 'trith a 8pear. WIll, pleuure. MiMytlt, Walking.
~ ..adiI, see~ "..,Akto. ~AI mtUAytl1:lta, (plur. of ~),
~ ~ , Au apricot, 8eniora, elder., old men, princes, pnai-
with a IW8et, abo 'trith a biUer, kernel dente, chief prieata, prelates, docton.
Republic.
~ .1U.u.lllilt.> part. pus. ~ _All and ~ ".....".".,
Waud j 1rU cloth.
Plaatered. Extended in 1-- and
J,...:... ~11l, Comprehended, breadth. MwluJggatl, High, ;;J:;i (edi-
fioe). Firm, solid, atrengthenecL
eoRtaiDed, aarroaJlCIed.
~,:... ..a,ltHrllt, CoUDlle1, ccmsul- ~ _AI,., A counsellor. General
latiOlL goTOl'llor.
~.~ muaAlmGt, The membrane
J-F- ..... ~1, Disturbed,
which enwraps the footua in the womb,
~ mtrieate, embroiled. and comes along 'trith the birth.
J":"'..-it1k, Full ofdesire. Jr-, y l _ tntUd6, AftIicted, hurt.
--1Pi.t, part. act. XiDdliDg, in- Struck (ae an arrow upon the JIUIl"k).
ftaaWag with deaire. Bappeoed. POUJIli.
~ --ii. pari. ~g ~ l.- muatJAilJ (fem. ~ \.-),
tIIana. • (fortuuate. pat. A companion, a friend, the filTOlIrite
rfwe lllllittn and rJ~' Un- ofa prince.
I/r- -.lIPI, BoutecI, touted. 4>
l-... flluatJWtd, Company,
M.u." pert. Boating meat, preparing tamiliarity, conTersation, aociet)'.
it far dreaiiDc. ~\.- mtIItJMf(plur.of~),
~ ........ A burying-plaee Boob.
far tiIaae especiall1who have been killed ..)~\.- fIItIIcJlir (plur. of.JJwa,e),
ia &pbftlr lor reli'
rr:- MwA-lWl, _ ..
~-: .uiDg or bringing~: So1ucea, etc. IuflDitiYe8 of verba.
a-e. M.-..Aiil, A place of Confeaaion t~l.- mUliitltwtlt, Coneuuion, op-
ell &ith or of heaTeDly Tiaion. preeoL
J~ .....1", Attested, proved. ~~\.- mua4tlif, part. Finding,
W"m-ed, sridllllto meeting, falling upon; or ,u.3\.-,
)~ --.\-A.,., Celebrated, pub- An 8llconnter.
IiIIaed, ctivulaed. COD8picu01l8, ill1l8trioUB, .t;~l.- mUldtltlitlt, Sincere and
&--. PUbJie, -moriOUB, well bown.
mutual frisdlhip, veracity, ainoerity•
...;-....,., Walking, going. ~ i..3\.- ".."altImGt, Colliaion, con-
:A'k:l:-J~' To sail ~ the face 1Iiet, a blow, the ahock of ~*".
Beating one another.
of the IMllL *~J~~' To
P lIpOIl the liIce, ••••, to 1lehave with
i.-..)\.- tllUinJMI, DoiDg anything
bIIIility, to appt'OllCh &8 a suppliant. openly. *b)l.- mUItJ,.trMImt,
t\.:- """'cJt' One who cli8cmen Openly, before another.
arwu.aIl. V l.- mtutirit! part. A wrestler.
~ -.if6, Growing hoary
(tile 1Iad) j becoming old. Grey hair. .L:,;t-... mIlliiNJe", WI'8IfJUJg,
~ throwing down.
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U}4'" tlltII4rif, Expelllle8, dis- )'~ mtJItlilr, Derived. Issued,
tiunementl. despatched. [sclle.
~J\-. IlUUdrin, Intestines. t.-'~ mtJItlUt. Having the head-
~L-. mtullff (plur. of -..1..-), .;4'" 1£."., Egypt; also its me·
Fielda of battle. Banb. A field of
battle, an army in battalia. tropolis Cairo. ~, filM"., part.
i\,;\-. mUdfat, Pure friendship; P_eriug. continuing, iIIIistiD« 1IpOIl
anything.
haTing a lincere a1fection for another.
~\-. mtAltifllAst, Taking by the t~ miwllf:} One leaf of a folding
hand, joining or ahakiug banda. door. A hemistich, one Yelle.

4i\-. mUlllWllt, Being opposite u.;4'" fMWllf, Expense,' diab~·

and near. ment, cost, charge.

{\-. mtualiA (plur. of ~), t.'~ tJUUnlt> Prostrated,

MaiD, employmente. Oocupationa.
~ \-. mUlal41ult, Reconciliation, Uj.;4'" mturilf, Turned, changed.
accommodation, pacification.
~~ mUlilluwllt, .A1Bnity, oon-
Il8XlOn.
~ \-. mtull,ilI, Plur. of ~.
~ \-. mtull,itl, Traps, mares, etc.
~ mtuih6, part. Walking on a
dec~:~, hanging dOWl1Warda, declining.
M1 , Smitten with loft.
t:.~ m.,6dA, A light, a lantern,
a lamp, a torch.
~ _mUlII66aglt (fem. ~),
c..
-nnged, atained, dyed.
especially falling down in the epilepl1.
Expended, employed.
'-/.;4'" 1£.".., An Egyptian; (a
nati") of GraDd Cairo.
JUa..a... ..utilr or "..,tar, Sour wine.
~ mtutll6l1t, A place for tra·
yellen, an inD, a e&raY&naera. A bench,
al8&t.
~ tllUlta6iA, part. Taking a
morning dranght, one who drinks at
that time; remaining or doiug uythiDg
during the morning.
~ mtAltaff, Placed in a row,

mender.
mUI/IAAiA, part. Hending, a
An emendator. M../IMaA,
arranged in order.
~ mutafll', Chosen, selected.
part. pall. Mended. Emended. - A man's name, particnlarly oue of the
names of :Muhammad.
U«- mtu-Asf, A book. ~" ~, muuU, Gum mastic.
The Aleoran. [uaociated.
Y~ mtII-A116, Accompanied, ~ mtAltllhl, Idiomatic, phraseo-
J~ wutltw, An origin, source, logical, metaphoric. '-=-'~,
spring. theme; the infinitive or nonn of Meta.l'horical speech8ll, full of phnacs
action of the Arabic verb. A place. or idioms.
J.i..a... mutUIdtw, Strong in the ~ malf:a4 (plur. ~6), An
breaat. ascent, 0. step, • ladder, • stair. lIenl
J.i.- mUlIIdcIi& (fem. ~~), ~ ma'lIjf, A field of battle.
part. Verifying. A yerifyer, affirmer;
also one who believes another. One \.£-.. for ~ mt4fa' and ,\£..=...
who receiycs or collects alms, or what-
ever is due to God; one who bestows, (plur. j~), Pure, sincere. A
a.nd also one who asks them. strainer, ; colander, a &Carse.
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~ _Wj_', A strainer, a Bell1'SC• .~ .",tb, part. (An arrow)
hitting the mark. Good or fortuuo.te
~ lIItw1ffll'. Strained, purged, (counsel).
eiariaed, pure, clear. ~ m",tbat, A misfortune. dis-
~ _iU:M, A BDlooth shell, or . ~ter, calamity, aftIiction, trouble, adver-
uythiDg u.l in polishing. Eloquent, sity. Diagrace.
~
~ fNUftl (fem. .l~), Taken
J~ _~l. PoliBhed. furbished. (plur. ~ b), A
t- .ulil, part. A corrector,
by hunting.
net or any hunter's implement.
_ , rectifier, restorer, mediator, ar- ~ mtuf,.. Departure. The place
biter, peci1ier, reconciler.
of destination. MtUfr (pI. ~,
i.J.u _la1uJt, An affair, busi-
and \:)~, pL of ~)b), The
- . employment, tZ'ansaction, occupa-
tiOll. intestine which receives the chyle.
~j-. .uJIlalJ, Crucified. ~ manj, A summer-house.
villa, country residence.
ul- .....ui, part. Praying. ~malifat(or.t.;~ ),(Ground)
:Pnachiug. watered by summer rains.
~ ........ parL Deaf, dumb; \:)~. Safe, well.
~ to be, or making deaf or
dalbo ~ l..a.. madiljit • Beds, sleeping
.i.-.- 1II4I1II,"lIt, Sipping, tasting places. Ktuldjit , part. fem.
with the tip of the tougue.
~Li... Sleeping (with a
~ IIUIOltmam, Fixed, concluded, woman).
I decermiDed. Resolute, firm.
it-l..a.. mtuld1&dt. Coming to one
~ ....-ut, Facetious, artitl- after lunrile.
cial Jlanu1iu:tured. il.3Li.. mtuldfldt, .l.3t..i.. or ;..>..>Li..,
~ .VItI",,!/, part. act. The Opposition. The being advene, repug-
~ , author, editor of a book. nant, contrary.
.......fIG/part. p8lIB. fem. ~), Y..Jl..a.. matliin"b, PIm. of Y~•
e-p-L MutliirW, part. of ~)l..a.., A
'-=J~ ffIfIIQflfIG/6.t, :Books, works, battle, combat, conftict. Selling the
eompoeitiou. ~ of another for half the profit.
{loiens.
t.fo'U lIIGoUIutJ Made. formed,
created, prepued. Artificial. . Ul..a.. mtuldrif:! The future tense.
~L:,:...:- fJItIIlIutdt. Created things; ~l..a.. muddesj (fem. ~t..i..),
creat1lrell. Doubled, increaaed, multiplied. A du-
plicate.
)~ ffIMtJWIDir, part. Forming,
fgaring. A painter, sculptor. MflllltlI- wLi.. mtuldj(pIur. fem. l.:.)\jl..a..),
_r, part. pau. Formed, painted. Aunexed, added, related. A noun
placed in regimine ·or construction; as
I;)~ m""",Guarded, kept safe.
",)'Urli gkuldmu flaytlin. The
praened, defended, laid up.
~~ ".;'gilj, (Ground) having
boy of Zeid (rli being called
;reat pleat}' of mmmer rlliu. wLi.. or ~\..:..1.'. The govem-
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ing nOlln; and ..~j styled. l,~ fIIUt1rit and k~ lllliarrit,
~\""";\.Q..I,', The noun governed).
pert. CaU8i1l{ to make a harsh lOud.
MtMIii.f, One who is added to others
Vaking a nOlle with the mouth in de-
(8lIJI8Cially to thOll8 with whom he hal
riaion. A ecomer, a mocker.
no natural connection). YJ~ lIIIIdnib, Struck, stamped,
~U\4. m4ddfilt, Additions. hammered, forged. Beaten. Used,
I • idiomatic, proverbial
~~ madamln (pI. of ~~), . lIItIdn1 n.._• .-1··ured
The contents. [(another). J'~ f", .u~"'" IDJ •
~ul....:i.. muddMt, Resembling
~l....:i.. m--.3".rt.-~, Opp-.o-l·on,
04.ri-' .u4Mi''", The llodarites
or Jrlozarites, 811 Arabian tribe (whOle
_ """",,- ........ war el18igns were red, thOl8 of Ambia
penury, scarcity, want, necessity, dis- Felix being yello....).
, tmls,poverty. ~mudtajit,part.Lyingdown,
»~ fIIIItlkt, P08IIe8II8d, occupied, reclining on the breut.
held, governed, regulated, checked, re- - L .:_
strained, tamed, moderated, disciplined. ~ mtulttwr, pass. pert. Redllced
Committed to memory. Firm, strong... to difficulties, rendered desperate, forced
~ mudl"', Languid, vexed in by necessity, diatreeeed.
mind. [repOII8. Y~ mtltlttwtJi, pert. Agitated,
~ ma4jtlt! A bed, any plaoe of moved, disturbed, confounded, afIIieted,
anxious, fluctuating, staggering, nodding,
~~ midAt'lk, Laughing, face- distracted, tormented, clialrrined; wam-
tiona, merry. ing or prevaricating (evidence).
~ mudllu, part. Ridiculous, r~ mwl"im, part. Kindling
droll, caUBing ~u.gh~. Laug},;ft- at, (fire).
ridiculing. JlfIdIItIk, Ridicul;r;e de- ~ fIItItlttWd, part. act. SIlb-
• lo:J~ (or
rided. c!i- jecting, com~. M.u.w, part.
lo:J~J)' Jests, jokes, but- pass. Constrained, forced, subdued.
fooneries, any speeches or actiolll which ~ mwlatf:tI,f, part. pass. De-

r excite laughter.
fIItItlAl, part. Being early in
t!J.e morning, doing anything at that
bilitated. Doubled, multiplied.
u,w.
See~.
flflldtii.j; Doubled, etc.
time. [hurtful.
.rM mud.,.,., Offensive, noxious, ~ .tMlgMt, A. piece of meat (or
", .. anything filling the mouth. A morse~
~ ~ Aidran midf"tln, With a fragment.
impunity, unreYenged (was his blood J,A.. mudill, part. Causing or per-
shed). mi~ cme to err, leaving one in error.
Y~ .idrdlJ (or Y~), Any Aled.uoer.
instrument for striking. A musical ~ mudlit! part. Heavy, in-
pleotrum or bow. clining to one side (a burthen). Weak
Y.rM flltldrtllJ, A aword, the edge in..the sides, un1it for carrymg loads.
of a sword. A place where anything is ~ mwlallat! part. Woven in
Btmck, fixed, or lI1anted. A field of
battle. A place of" encampment. :he shape of ribs.
~ mada,.,.tlt, Detriment, damuge, Jl,..i.. mwlalltl, part. Insisting in
lDJury. an error.
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~ .fII1fuAi1l, part. DiIap- kJUa.. ..tddlGf:'Jt,
CoDlideration,
peuiDg, vlllliahiDg; C8IIIl8Iled. defaced,
Carried off. [(in mind). contemplation, study.
reading,
~ Conoea1eel; oonceived ~_:!Hkl\l:w, The reading of
bOob.
~ N (A poem) com-
prehendiDg the v..- of enother poet; kJUa.. nautdlDtJttJt, Consent.
&1m, • v_ or word depeuding upon the ~ mat1HdA, A kitchen, any place
fonowing word or nne to be fully in-
telligi.bli. '"lor cooking. Milkk!, by cooking
r~ .... am, Added. joined, ~ent, a Ipit, a pot, etc.
aacnunulated. A letter marked with the ~ ..uttdtJ16, part. pa88.
'Vcnrel point Nnama (,). ~l..".w.. ~ked. Muttdikla, part. act. Cooking.
(plur. fem.), Additiona, accumulatiOlll. Taking or preparing anything for cJre.-
ing.
~,.......:... INIIlmil,., Sense, significa-
tion, contents (of a letter). The IIUb-
~ matitJf:' A plaoe where any-
ItImce of the content. (of a letter). thiDg is imprinted, or mark made.
~ .-lI, Shining, lucid, iliumi- ~ muttJihak, part. pUll. Com-
plicated, multiplied, double.
Dating. PUBing by. ~l..~
t~ mathu.kA, Cooked, boiled.
-.4tI .a ....' (prover~) Let wliat is
pit be ~; let 118 epeak no more of it. ~ mathUt' Struck, stamped,
~ ..u,it! part. Losing, dis- unpreued, coined. Natural, innate.
~~. ARr-ble, acceptable, worthy, laudable,
celebrated. Deisired, coveted.
~ -.lU, A narrow place, a
J~ mat-A1Ll, Splenetic.
dilIIcalt aft'aiJo, atr'aits, perplexity.
iP. Ua.. .."t4it1, part. Conformable, ~ malar (pl...1Ua..'), Rain.
auitable, equal, ~ble to. Conform-
mg, etc. .tLt.h.., Conformity, l.;)~ KtJtran, Metropolitan.
propcmon. equaHty. Similarity, con- e~ mtJlrtJ1, A place, station,
gnuty, uniformity, _ post, situation, foundation.
Col\!- ...t4ri1 (plnr. of ~), j~ mtlttwria, part. act. A worker
~ of lace or fringe for garments. Mv-
i.>.J\!- fltflt4rtlUt, Oppnsition, re- IMra, put. JlUI. (A veet) _ t e d
with auoll borden.
IIiatmoe, combating, a mutual attack.
oDolUa.. ffUJtdnn.t, Plnr. of l.;)1}a-e. .tija... ..itNUt, A amith'shammer.
A rod for beating cotton or wool.
t..Ua.. tlttlld t (fem. kUa..), part. eJ):u tntItrilA, Rejected, dejected,
p- ObeJwd. abject.
-.,;Ua.. flUlldf, A place round which ~J)a.. nUJtrtltl,Banished, persecuted.
they Ya1k in prOCCllllion in religiou cere-
mODi... .....;,~ mtJtriJ.j (fem. .tiJ):u).
~Ua.. maldli} (plnr. of ~), Having the eyes ateadily fixed upon any
Qaemona, etc. Demands. • object. (Eyes) hurt by anything, which

~Ua.. mlltdldat, Asking, requiring. makes them water. .tiJja.. .....

,,,ii/at,
A woman who turna her eyes
t::IUa.. matil1it. (plnr. of ~), or from her hubllDd (towards other mea).

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l:w mitrf,., An impudent, clamor- ~ mutmaift, Quiet, ~ure, con-
OWl woman. tent, acquiCllCing, safe, enjoYing repoee
and-.
~ muttim or ~. mutattin., J}- mat'lll, One who dela,. pay-
part. Feeding, givin~ to eat, one who
maintains or entertains others. Mutta"" meat of a debt, or the perfOl'llWlCe of •
part. pass. Fed, supported in tho neces- promise. Jjh.. mtdatDtDal, Ex-
&aries of life. tended, prolongcl, continued, tall.
~ mittan (plur. ~\h..), Pierc- ..,,~ matwf, Folded, complicated.
ing enemies with spears. ~, ~ mat-lIa,., A place of purifica-
Sarcastic.
tion, purgatory. ~ m~,
l:Jp. matt'lln, Transfixed. In-
Pnrilled, clean, pnre, holy.
fected with the pestilence.
~ mut)f, Extinct. Mutji or ~ m"tayya6, Aromatic.
~ mutajJt, part. Extinguish- ~ m"tft, part. Obedient, sub-
missive, obseqnioua.
iJig. An extinguisher.
JU::w mar.iill, plur. of~.
ih.. m"talld (for
covered with gold.
Jke), Gilded, rlUia.. maaalim (plur. of ~),
.
Oppreaions, tyranniOll.
~lh.. mitldl, (A man) frequently
~U::w mtad1lM-at, Protection, aid.
divorcing (his wiv.).
~ matW (plur. ~\h..), A ~ mus/ar, ~ mfll/Jjfar, A COIl-
'question, petition, intention; proposition, queror. Victorious, 8CClI8tomed to con-
.quer, superior, fort1lIl&te, august.
wish, desire. Demand, request.
~ misallat, A shade, a tent, a
~ matlaf:! Arising, appearing. pavilion, especially of goat', hair.
tberising(ofsun,stars),etc. ~
J..lli... m"lallal, Shaded. .
.#', The rising of Aurora, the ~ muslim (fem. .t..ll:a..), ])uk
dawn. v •.•.lllF, The rising (night).
of the sun; the east. ~~,Oppresaion,tyranay,
~ mutW, part. pass. See ~1kI, cruelty, injWltice, iniquity.
Absolute, unil'enaI, principal, supreme. ("~ mazlfi.fII, Injured, oppreesed.
Free, exempt, unrestrained. A. COlll'lHl or
racegroundforhorses.", ill:wJ!r.:S1I, a. masinMt,
suspicion.
Opinion, thought,
The chief good, or summnm bonnm.
~~ masn1in, Thought, suspected.
l:J~\Jik.., Free, ginng the
~ maf:! With, toge~er with, in
reins. Jik...J"L;, Omnipotent
the company of. ,~~~, With
(God), powerful. "\.al.h.. (or ~ all this, notwithstanding.
~1l,~" Absolutely, properly, .. ~ matan, Along with, together.
simply, quite, altogether. A.t once.
Y,lh-. matlu6 (fern. ~jh..), De- ~t.... tnatii6itl (plur. of ~),
manded, exac~ required. Called. The Sacred places, temples, churches, chapell,
thing desired, wish, intention. shrines.
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..r. ~ fIUItdW (pI. of.r.-), Passee• ..r"t...
nooas.
muta.sr, Cotemporary, coeta-
~~ ."eiW, Reprehended.
~lA.. "'''tdWtIt, Reprehension,
I.$"'t... Mtcill (plur. of ~),
- Sias. Orim-. [helper.
expostulation (e.pecially between friends
or IOTel'll). - [Cections. ..w\.... mutdtlitl, An 888istant, a
~~ fIUItdi'n, Electuaries, con- i~tA... m"teltlfltltJt, Assistance,
mutual aid or aubGdy. 19hing.
i'aJt... "."tdtldt, Enmity, hostility,
bab'ed, animOllity. DeteIting, inimical, i\k\.... .."telUit, Labouring, serving,
hostile. p~ from one to lUlother;
_kiDg immediately one thing after
ut... ....tal. Absolved, spared,
another. diapellled with, exempted from, f'ree,
priYileged. ForgiYen.
JaJ~ "'.tiJdi1, part. Equal, equiva-
Jeut, alike, l'llIembling, comparable, op-
iLiL.... fJItIt4jdt, 8afety, health,_
~to. JIIBt. IMlCUlity. (God) restoring or pl'lllening
health, etc.
,uaJL.... mutdlaltlt, Equilibrium, ~t... m"tellsl, part. Following,
equality, parity.
Coming behind. A puniaher. X-tiiW,
~aJt... fJUJtdtlin,lfines, quarries. put. paa. Followed; punished, chaltised•
..;~ fMt4a, Refuge, ftJing to God .,.;t.- fMt.dkUl, Knots, etc.
in any misfortune. ~I";~, God i.,.;t... mUf:!iIatlat, A league.
forbid! may-lI_TeD defend me ! it... "ut.a~, part. p888. Cured,
..1-";~ 1JUJt4slr, ExoUIe8. Coverings. curable. 04JlA.. mUt.elllljat, A
remedy (cure oC a m-).
~.JtA... muf:!lritl, kJ. adverBal'Y,
competitor, opponent. J t... fMt d1l, PI. of il.... ~ I.,)
W J tA... ."f:!lratltlt, Opposition, ~t... tlafn(lt fJUJtd11.w, May his
grandeur be eternel. [Trading, etc.
contndiction. [8eiences.
l-i.Jt... .,fltdn! (plur. of ii;W)'
j..t... mUtd.il, part. of .u..\....,
~~ IMtdrik (pI. otS;W), Fields.
a..t... mUt4nudat, Busineu, trade,
commerce, traftlc, money, contnct, cor-
.lS'JlA.. mUl'irtJkat, Fighting,. es- reIpondenee, agreement; nsurr, inlAIreIt.
pecially hand to hand, joetling one .1it... .... tel1tUl, Obetinate, stubborn,
imoth8r in battle. contumacioua, diIobedient, opinionative.
~.Jt... fJlatelrii, plur. of 'E~. i~t... m"tafl4Jl4t, Obstinacy, op-
pOIIition. .
) \... fMtds, An owner of goats. ~ t... "*tan.i, part. Throwing
~L... tJlGtcJM, Life, living. the anna row lUlOther'S neck; holding
;:.t... m"tIJlMr, A companion, in- .i£jand embracing.
t... mUtd1talult, An embrace.
timate. J[fltiJIAit', pl. of~.
~~ ~at.'inl (plur. of . ..:.-), Big-
~ t... mutlJlAartJt, Conversation, niftcations. ..,.
familiarity, lIOCieiy, living, eatin{ lUld ">J t... mUt.'Jwitl, Habituated, accus-
drinking together. l lion.
tomed. ODe who returns often to the same
i~t... m"ta,dt, Rebellion, defec- thing. 8eduloua, lIIIiduoaa, strenuous.
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i')J\.. ~eiwNt, Returning to a )~ fINIt"", part. ExCUling
former habit or action, relapsing. ono'_If.
~J\- fINIteiUHrdM, Returning like .:;:.- muf:!arr, Poor, indigent; (&
for like, retaliating, reeompeuing, ex- man) not daring to ask what he W1IIItI.
chaDgiDg. Retaliation, etc. 4.P.r-e mUf:tMW. Opposing, in~r·
~,\- lIIatafDtJn, Plur. of .ti\- or poaing. Trannene•
.ti,.... X"teiN, part. Asaist- -J.r-e muttarf, part. Surprising,
iug; aD. usiatant. comiug suddenly .upon ~ approaching to
ask a favour. Seised 1I'lth tho paroxJIIIl
4iJ \ - "'"teitD/JlUIt, Aid, 888istance, ofa fever.
lWlCOur, sublidy, supply, favour, grace.
~J\- .UtaIM'-, A. man's name.
J.r- mvtfail, part. See J'rl.
~\- m"tdW, Confederated.
oIl.r- fINItttluW, A. sect of 1Ia-
hometaD lchilUl'Qcs
i~\- muttlAatlat,.An agreement, ~ "'"tUIIW , part. Pressing
confederacy, alliance, 888OOiati0n, stipu- grapes. Squeezing ono'_H.
lation, bargain, treaty.
~ \ - fIUItayilA, Viotuals, vivrea,
u:-- mvttak,Manumitted,liberated.
proviliODB. N~... Allowance. .An emancipated slave. ~
~ \ - mUteiytm, part. pus. Seen, fllUttJttak (fem. &....), Old, an-
made public. Clear, manifest. cient, antiq1l8; made 1011I' 19O, kept I
_~ \- m"ta,tJMt, The sight. long while. ~ "'t~,
¥- fIUItTn4, A. temple, church, Old wine. Bee ~:a;.
chapel, or any place dedicated to divine ~ .,,~, part. A believer.
worship. ~ mut tJ1lllad, part. Io.:,)'~, Things credible,arti.cleB
pili. Bea&en (path). Subjected, sub- of filith.
dued. Tame, sublllJllive.
~ "'"tUl. , ~urt, (a camel or
~ fIUI~.,., A. pass, a ferry, a ford.
hol'lle) galled on tho back.
; - "'ttJ1lw, part. .An inter- ~ muttakil, pert. Inverse,
preter of dreama. M_t4lMar, pen. paM.
Interpreted. preposterous.
.)",..... fII(ItbUtl, Adored, worshipped,~ tlJUt.takif, part. One who is
lIerTecl:. A god, a deity, whatever ia continually at prayer in the temple.
worshipped. .Attentive, religious.
.)\:a.. mutti.itl, Custom, habit, use. J=.- mfltWl, Ww, sick, iDJirm.
ACCDBtomed, wonted. A word in which any of the letten
~ m"tta1Jw, part. act. Respect- I.j or J (called tlJJilu or .".)
able, worthy ofcoDBideration. Mut.ta/Hz", make a part. [Iished.
part. p... Honoured, 88teemed, revered.
~ mtlttalM, Divulged, pub-
J~ m"ttlJdil, part. Moderate.
TemJ>4!l'llte, neither hot nor cold. Equal, ~ mutUlnuul or ~~,
even, Just. One in whom confidence ia placed.
Io,j~ mutUuli, part. Contagious. ~ mvtta"l, part. Diligent, at-
Imqmtous. . tentive.
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~ fHtftb,
part. PleasiDg or ~J.Iw mtJt.-I, lfineral, metallic.
M_Vt0, Admired
IIdmiriDg one's-l81f. Metal. ~~~,Mineraljuice.
by others. ~ mutfljjalJ, Ad- ~J.M.. mfltdiUl, Numbered, counted,
mirable, wonderful, stupendoua. Aston- computed.
ishing.
rJ~ fIIfItdllm, Wished for but not
~ ""flfifllllt,
Weakne88; in-
firmity; impotency, defect. JiC-tjiMll, found, non-existent. r-3'~~r
~'rJ~'
A miiade,;
Known by name,
~ fII'Utfljjil, pad. Hastening,
but inuiatent by nature.
ClI1IlIing to make hIIate. Jl_tlfijlll, Done
'-i~ fIIfIek ' or t tll, A transit,
in a haste. ~ fltWtaj}·iz.., tft4
In haste. • p888, passage. '-i~&J.J:~L.,
~,~ BtIlh'1 fllfltiflfllt, Re- ~ere is
hIm.
no pus for me (to eecape) from
IpSCtable in himself, Tenera'6le, graft.
~ _flriam, Marked with dia- yl-- mfl~, Tormented,
critical points (to ~h letten of chastised, punished, a1IIietcd, Taxed.
the same shape, whose dift'erence of
-00 proceeds merely from punctuatiOD; )~ mfl~"", Making an apology,
.. ~and.i,y and c.:J, etc., .i being deserTing to be exeuaed.
ealled ;.~"'J'.i (or more com- iJ~ fIIfIt1i,.at or mtIt"rat, An
eJ:_, an apology.
monly~ J\.i 1d1imtltajjtJmtJt, JJ~ fIIfIt1 il,., Excused, excusable.
and ~ being named ~J'~; Y..rw mfl~, part. (fem. ~),
ad 80 with regard to the others).
(A horse) descended from a noble
~YtW fllflfiUn, An electuary, Arabian breed, without mixture of other
medicine, confection. blood: one ~ of such hoIletl.
~ fllfltitld, part. act. PrepariDg. Y ~ fllfltMf'alJ or mflt"alJ, Made
JiCtlttMd, part. pa8II. Preparec!, disposed Arabie or Arabian. (A word) pointed
in aider, aITanged. Computed. with short vowels (called Y'.r\)
i~ miekt, The stomach. in the Arabie manner.
,,~\~, A wea1mess in the ~ Jl"eW,.at, A city in Syria,
stomach. ~..,.... fIIfIttiJ' and ~~, A ladder,
J~ mflttIddU, part. Just, etc.
JiCtlttUldlll, RectiAed, adjusted. step, ataireue. ~~\.t.l&, The
~.-.. fItfIttltJlflt, See J.>.£:,
Justice,
night of aaeent (when the Hahomotana
suppose their prophet to have ascended
equity, rectitude. [aanihilatiDg. through the seven stages of heaven into
r'-" mfle1im, part. Depriving,
the presence of God).
~~ mflt"tl, An occasion, a eon-
~.-.. mfle1i" or mtJttlMt, A mine, tingency, an occurrence; a place of meet-
a quary. The place of anything, ing. Mut!"id, part. Averse, abhorring.
elIp8ciallj' where it remains fixed.
't..;..rw mflt.n'datI, Promiscuo118ly,
r1!'~J4al'l.:)~' Tho mine of from every quarter.
learning and eloquence (applied to judges
and priests). ~..,.... mar!if, A definite noun.
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Htlt"lI/and ~~ mtlt,,"lIf, The ~ flltJt,Mr (plur. ,;:,\-), A
face. MNt/lrr/lj, A place on Mount
Arafat where the,. perform certain reli- company, troop, lIOCiety, bod,. of men.
~oU8 ceremoniee. ltCUtarrif, part. act. J":"'"
mat'AiU, part. pasa. Loved.
akiDg known, cliatingiJi.ehi, giTiDg -... •
notice. Mwblrr/lJ,~. pa-. -Xllde I.J~, A 1D18tTes8.
known, marked, notiAed. __ ~I\ . <. Wi'f On
_. :1'. • I ..r--" ~.r tIIU fIUIc.. ., e
.u.r-e fIIIIt"JiJt. (plur.. lo-IJ uw ), who·abowsliberalitywhen':'ed.
Knowledge, BeqUlW1tance; 1C1ence, learn- • •
ing, virtue. .r-e
tIItt'G'"' An metrument with

J':;"'" mUt"""' In high penpira- which anything is preeeed.

tion. ~~\~, Ha'ring ~~ mUtNtJt!Cloudeexpuwed
meagre ja.... .. _ or pommg down ram.
dr-- mtlt"lIl and .ts'..r-e, A 1ield ~ mUt'tWllt, A pl'888 (for wines,
of battle, an &nlphitheatre for glaclWon oline, etc.) JC/lb-t, The place where
or prize-fighten. thinge are p~
,..h..r-e maf:!iltl, 01l'ered, presented, ~ mat,al and ~, Violent
expoeed, releted. An expoeition, ex- (wind). (bnlCelet pha.
P~ repreeentation, exhibitioJl. ...... -",/JfII The . 4- th
Petttion. [f&nlous. I ... --~, wna.., e
~~ mIIf:!ilf, Known, celebrated, J"-'" fMtri,., Preseedout, squeezed.
~~\J,r--mII~'ftilcim,Lean, ~,.-.,. .mlltltim, Defended, pre-
haTing little fltlllh on the bonee. eened, umocent.
~~ mIIf:!ilk,Compreeeed, heaped ~ mIIf:!igllt, Disobedience, re-
together (water or other things). bellion, defection. Bin, preTarieati.on.
lo/)t.. or ~ mat'U'ra (fem. i~), ~ mittlatl, A bracelet, or any
Naked, etripped. DepriTed, exempted. Omanlent for the arm. An iJIatnlm8u.t
• I T'h
t' like II sword, need in felling tr'eeL
r-- milt 'e goa specnee. ~ •
.-: • ~ mtltatltlatl (fem. ,~)
.J,/W mUtallal,Honoured,magDltied, . '
reTered, siorioua, honourable, nDerable, A .garment hanng the sleeTOI Ol'lllUllellted
magnificent. WIth 1Igures, bolden, etc. (A camel)
marked on tho fore leg.
J"J'w flI(It su1, Displaced, deposed, • . mil flu Bit Ued b til
remond, diamiYed, turned out, depriTed V'''-' ~ , , Be Y e
of dignity, degraded. teeth. [periL
"o!';"" m_taut, A comforter. ~ mIIttab,A dangcroueplacej
~ mIIt,arat, Diftlculty. .>-
""'tatttW, Perfumed, fragrant.
J..::- .
'!'utallir, part. Encamping.
Exel'Clllllg. An ofBcer who marks out
v-h- fIIIIt.taI and mIIf:!iI, The noee.
-
eanlps. A commander. Mut. ...., part. ~ mUtatW, Abandoned, desert-
~888, A canlp. [honey. ed, uninhabited, unfrequented, nOJiected.
J.:.- tIlUt'I8,al, Preserved with
• •
fallen into disuse, obBolete, antiCiuted,
voided, annihilated, annulled, pow'"
J"-"" f1ttZtlti,., Diftlcult. A diJIl- destitute, empty, vain, idle, ofno~t.
c~lty. ~~~, Difficulties, ~~ mIIrJuf, Turned, twisted,
lIliaiortwles. distorted, converted. Joined, coupled.
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jl&..
J-;e fIIIIt", Bestowing. A giver.
lltlttll, Given, presented. ~
~...::...i' W 1UIttI
Do you give this l
milt"'.'
~ -tltllUll, The greater part,
or better species (ot anything).
~ mlltaaam, Honoured, great,
respectable.
~ mIIts"fMt,An importantevent
,u-. ..tfi., Absolved, pardoned.
~ mlltllHad, part. pa88. lluoh
entangled or involved. Knotted. In-
Vicate, botty.
." i • • fIItItW , Bound, tied,
Iu&ened, tied in a bot.
J,a- INtkal (plur ~~,a-),
Beuonable, probable, just, ~t,
to the~. Formed in 'lriIdom;
~ mce, ehoi08. Probabiliti., worda
or thiDp couaistent with _n.
UMjJw fIIfIt*, Inverted, revened,
prepcllIteroUL
....;;.- ,,",~f, One who is de-
taiDed or eontlned.
~la.. ....tUU, That to or by which
{mea&, grapea, etc.} are 1lIIp8Dded, u a
hook. The lever.
-A- ""'tltJ! (plur• ....J!\...), A
I~' • •
stable, or any place where food iI giT9ll .JWolW
toeaule. Mit"'/' AlBek with provender
h~ round the neck of a hone, etc.
~ m"ttJll4! (rem. UJ.....,
PaUed, cnmJIIid.
.-
~ -t:tJlla1, 8118p81lded, hung
.
lip, pendulou, hanging, dangling.
,-=-,liJ.- mllttJl/iJidt, pI. or ~,
and particularlT applied to deuote the
oelebrated Arable poe1DI h1lJl8" up in the
_ ...ple of Mecca.
rl- mllttJllsin, A lIClb~lmaater.: pre-
ceptor, profe880r. ~~rLw!"
rw
The teacher and thelCbolar. M.tMlMl,
part. pili. Taught, inatrueted, trained,
iliaci'pIined (u a man, hone, dog.
hawk, etc.)
~ mtlt!..,., part. A revealer,
divulger, pllblilher.
..;~ ""'t1a! (tem. iJ~), Fed
or fattened with fedder.
J.,i- ffltJt!al, Appeued, soothed.
Diltempered, indilpoled, inllrm. Call1ed,
preduced.
r~ ""'t!a.., Known, distin-
guished, 08lebrated. famoUl, remarkable.
notoriou, 1ignaliIed, elect evident,
oertain, obTioUl, apparent.
~t...J-.. ffltJt!amdt (plur. tem. of
r.,i-), Things known, aoienoes.
~t...) .....nr~J1, The teD known
daya, i .•.• Ten da,. in the Jut month of
the llabometan year, called J')
~"
Keeea.
when the pilgrims visit
~ fllllttlllf, part. Elevating, ex-
~ting. M.tMl4l',pert.pua. (inregimine
la..), Elevated, exalted, sublime,
eminent.
~ mIItammd, An enigma.
. Bee
m'tmd,., An arohltect, an
oveneer of buildinp.
.M.... mIIttJmmitl, perl. act. Bap-
tizing; a baptUer. M.t...... pert.
p8II. BaptbeCL
..;;.... mllttJtafMfll, Adornod with a
I diadem, tiara, or tubaL
oli"'.r- fMtmfJdiat, Baptism.
Jr- fMtfJta,., Cultivated, inha-
bited, peopled• .J.r-;r., Unin-
habitable, desert.
J.r- flltJtma1, llade, prepared;
cJro.ed.
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~ (and in regimine ~), ~ "*tltl. Skilful, experienoed.
fIllltmi, An enigma, an oracle, a Tel'll8 or
saying of an occult mysterioU8 meaning.
'-JJ\:..- 11IQtndto1, See '-J~'
~ mueJmluw, Perfumed with
amber.
..jjJ'A rMtMtoi(fem. ~jJ'A), Sig-
ni1lcant. True, real, intrinsill, essentiaL
~'~.J\-l\, The speculative
eciencee.
~ 11IQtM', Sense,...meaning, sig-
nification, reality. ~ 11IQtMll,
Really, in fact. ~/~ laftan
-tM, In word and meaning.
tllil
4=--
mtltfflgtlt, Sense, reality.
~ mUttotJj, Curved, crooked,
bent, hooked, distorted.
J"... 11IQtcl, Castrated. Overcome,
exhllll8ted (patience). MittHI, A pointed
iDstrument with which they split stones.
~J,-, One whom you lament.
~ tlltJf1Il, Belonging to the in-
~ 11IQttlAu, With him, together teatiJIa.
with.
. . WJtW, A place which one
frequent., in which he does aything
oftin.
.,)~ 11IQtAiUl, Agreed, established,
hed, promised, determined, appointed,
neolyea. Known, certain, diatiDguilhed,
confumed, bound• .,)~~, A
knOWD. 01' undoubted thiDg. -
~~gand \..... (plur.l-\), An
.J~ mif1lii,., The mark or standard
of money, weight,
stone.
01' measure. A touch-
~ fIIOtlb and y~, Vioious,
reproached with Tice, the place where
any vice is committed.
.),~ _tlgMw, A warrior, one
~ matigat, Conjunction, society,
co-existence; faTour, affection, partiality.
(God) the eulter.
~ 11IQti,AtJt, Living, leading a
life. MIl-giaMt, Any place where OBe
liTes.
~ 11IQtf1, Wanting, being indi-
gent, helplela, destitute.
~ mUt.ln, part. & ueistant.
~, al mUt.fft, God the de-
feDder.
~ mtltllJYtJff (fem. ~),
Fixed, determined, speci1led, ~
lIIIigned, declared, exprtllllled, certified.
Settled, appointed, stationed. ;:i
~ , Undetermined, inex-
plicable.
y~ tIItJ~J, VioiouB, defective.
Faulty. Opprobrious, dishonoured, stig.
matised, infamous.
c>~ tlltJtyUff, Touched or atrllok
on the eye. FuciD.ted
lW"
Y.J~ 'IUJIMf'ilJ (plur. of Y~),
~~ mtlf/NwtJt, A den, cavern,
grotto, • ditch or treneh.
ilj~ mtlgAiJ.WJ'. Contending, dis-
puting.
.tl)~ mtlgltdula'. Bootbing,ilatter-
ing a boloTed object, especially by smor-
OU8 Tersee or speeches.
l.j)~ mtJgMsf (pIur. of '-J~)'
w&I'll. Campa, battles.
J..:~ mtJg1l.ii.fll, PIur. of J-M.
.y ~ mugAalalJtlt, Contending with
another for Tictory br superiority.
.tY~ mfI(J'Iw.ltJttJt. Leading into
error.
who makes mmy exetU'SiolUl to lay wute
and plund.. lU1 enemy'. oountry.
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~Ii.. ..,kyir, part. Contrary, re- J,...... fMllril, Waahed, cleaned.
pagnant, adverse. ~!r-\A..., ~~ magWu.l, Deceitful;
CoIIIzary to the peace. adulterated.
~ ....,UW, part. A raiser of dust. ~ mug1lTw.' (fem. ~),
k".... ...,.uut, Happy, prosperous, - Covered, disguisod. ~s~
CcdImate, emulated, en'ried or imitated -,M.\ipft talavA. Fainting.
by.others.
_. ~
. .1- Th
mag_, e ch0 Iic.
~ wrgUiift, DeoelVOO, cheated. ., U.1. Th be' .•
\'L' I 11._' ~ mag,-, e mg In-
»CM tng1lds, nwuaOO WIth rage. ilamed, enraged, angry. Mtl,UiIJ, part.
-S~ Illugltasf, Nourished. act. Provoking to anger, irritating.
j~ fIIfIIlttm1, part. S inning Y~ mugldulJ, Irritated.
(tIOItoD, &c.) P ~y~, OdiOUII, one with
~ ...,ltatsilll, part. Enriched, _ ~~om you ::~Pard'. .
eIdowed with abundance poueIIing ~ magffJ" -, onmg, l'eDllt-
eJIjoyiDg. " ting ot &ina, giTing absoilltion.
y~ wrglwtl1J, vnlg. magltrilJ, The JAM fffugTw.fffll, Destitute of geni118,
. . . either of the hea_ or of the attention, or presence of mind. Negli-
euth. The western C01Illtriee; Bee- gent, carel8l8.
~ Africa,1._~tania,(' ~~'),.u- magAju.r, Pardoned. (or
Yj!-e _ugTfflTTIW fem. .u~), . d " ) On •
PII' &tanto Jfug1tlJtW, One who goea 'l~ , . e whose 81DS are for-
tDnrda the welt. gnen, the pIOUS dAIflmct.
Ii~ wrglw/J6I, Western. African. J&. JeugTw.1 or HogW, The Great
: • :Mogul, empertlr of Hindoetan. The
'./W ...,ltrat, Bed clay or earth. :MoguII, the Tartars, the natiT8ll of
-. • • Turan, Scythia, or T1'UI8ODIlia; lIlIo
~ tMglttwftll, A pump, or any the Georgian Chriatiana.
~ worked by the hand for J'jj,.,. lllig1Jdlc and J~' A lock,
dmriDr 1r&ter. A. _ .
A. wool, forest, grove.
A. ladle. bar bolt,
'
• ~ h .
or any inltrument .or I utting
. _ I a door.
r/WWlgMtIfn, See~~. Huglwarn,
~ wiahful, siTllll up to lcml. ~ mugTw.llalJ, part. act. Often
Drowned iD. debt. conquered or defeated. MugAtlllilJ, part.
• I._~ Decei eel Pro d pull. (A. yoet) the conqueror of his co-
)j~ -.gllri.,., v. U, temporane8, and aclmowledged by them
II'rIIpU, p.-mptaoua, haughty. u superior.
iJ"';" .",lwfu (tem. LJ..;M), ~ mug1&lalc, Sbut (door). Ab-
PIaDt.ed. [sunk. lItruIe, ablItract, obacure, diJIlcult.
J,,;.....,lwU,Immened,drowned, y),M magAlulJ, Conquered, over-
J~ aigiaal, A spinning spindle. come, subjected. y"lM~,
~~ atlf/lu', A field of battle, Unconquered, invincible. y),M
~Is.. upedition, eapecially apinat .J~J' Overcome, and subjected.
J-i,. WfltMl, A bathing-place or ~~ magAldfttJt,Subjugation,
~ eIpllCially for dead bodies. the being conquered.
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J~ ntagltliU, Shut, barred. ~Ju.. mrlf6.wtldtlt, Company, com·
Jj.M magAlal, part. p888. Having paniouship. RetributiOD. To baTe bllli-
the hand tied to the neck. Oppr-oo. n_ with another, to consult or explain
with thint. anything with him. '4..;J'JA
;.a.. mtlgAammar, Inexperienced. fftlljiitlladat4,n, Beciproeally, alternately•
.J~ fItIlgAmar, Obscure, mean, C\:..A.. miftdA, A key, any inatru·
abject.
(""u,. mag_a.., A1Bioted.
(",..;w, A sorrowful heart.
~ e ~ent with which a door is opened.

fIIU/attiA, part. A conqueror,

a taker oCtoWDll.
~~ m;gAndtf" The magnet ~ mtlftaJ;Ait', part. Boasting.
or loadltone. ...;~ ttltlfttMltJ', Redeemed.
~ m.,~~f (rem. ;_,:~..), A MtlftHi, Ransoming one'wel(.
amger, a mUSlll1an. V'~ ...j'tIwN, part. (A lion)
~ magAfb, Absence. The tearing (prey).
eettiDg (ofthenn). ...;~ fIIt1}J4r1, A alanderer.
~.,.;;t: aid~l&lI. part. Auxiliary. ~ fft/Mt_i. parlAninquiaitor,
.......... a com~, examiner. mperinteDdent,
;;;.... f11f1gAayyM. Changed, altered. e:e~sor, IJDdic, Tiaitor.
~~/atsA(plur.ofC\:..A..),Key8. ~m.fltulaA,Exposedtoinfamy.
~ mtl/aeaMt, Beginning (any- ~ muJW;ar, Reduced to poverty.
thing with another). ~ fIlII/ateal, Twisted. ~
.~u.. fIlII/djdt, Falling upon any- -.fW, A spun threId. .Atwiatedgirdlo
thing unexpectedlT, rushing upon un- _ or.garland of1lowen.. •
aWBl"el, and snatchmg. ..i:.l::.A.. rtlDftGlat, An orbicular piece
..rJ'- u.. ",tI/diAit' (plur. of ~), of wood ~t upon a ap~cJ!.e, to giTe it.
Ornament.., glori.', illUltriOUI •-.;wODl.
...: lteldy
•
motion when apmmng.

~'}J~~~J~u.., The eminent ~ eiD~e~~.sed~

&lDougst theu peen. bewitched.
~~ mu/dlMrat. Glorying, 4:.J~. mufttlt, Broken. crumbled.
ii.Ju...
..
mu/aro.1ult
Separation
' •
c~
taken
tIItIftt1A, Open. occupied,
(u a town). Opened; defeated,
alienation. [Elils. conquered. (A COUlOlUU1t) marked with
""",u.. miI/dWl (plur. of i~), th~ TO'frelj4t4A ('.):
J...,u.. milJdlil (plur. of ~), J~ tIItIfttll. Twiated.
1oints, etc. J...,\a.J\~J.A pain ~e- ~fti1f1,Fucinated,charmed,
in the joint.. • • WIth lOTe.
~\A.. mula1uilatJt Disputing about ~ ",tI!tf. Wise; one whoso
or diacU88ing a ~int, in religion la.... word or sentence ~u the authority of
or Ilcience. ' , the law; the Mufti or heed law otBcer
_ . amoDgat the Turks.
¥u.. mtl/4kf1Aat, 1esting (with ..~. .;... mtln;,,, 01..-- _I..
anoth ) being ~.. V-- OJ'" .-..::ne. or _ame-
er , merry, ,wTe, JOYOUS. ful in speech.
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~ "aifllWM,.,Glorifted, glorious, ~ ..;.a... mtljsq,tfll, Anything that
eulted. causes terror. Tenilled.
; ~ fIfIIflluwat, Anything in ~ muftid, part. Corrupting,
which a man gloriell, or 'lI'hich gins him destroying, pernicious. A corrupter,
a pre-eminence over others. destroyer, an author of evil, a malefaCtor,
a seditious man. .
~ _jdA1wfII, llagnifted, great,
glorio. . illustrious. ; ~ maftflflq,t, An evil, anything
pernicious, tending to disturb or corrupi.
~ fIfIIjtWr, An asylum wherever one
IDea for refuge. .;.;..,. fMljfUlir, part. Explaining,
commentiug upon. A.. commentator.
'r.'.:;a... fltujq,rrfl,j, Large, wide, opened,
~cleft, split, divided. ~;:.a..,Commentatora. J[ujfJIIflf',
part. pus. Explained, etc.
c,.;... ..
w/n?', ~hilarating, making t.~ mq,jl11.U, Broken, di880lved.
joyful. c.;--Le mujq,rriA, Ex-
~.,...a... mtljl11.Ufyq,t, A. rupture.
hilarating. ~Ul\t:.:;a...,Rejoicing
the heart. Nullity.

0>";'" m"/rid, part. act. muj"H, part. t.~ ..uj,il, Clear, manifest.
p8II. Singular, alone, solitary, unique. .wA... miftH, A lancet, a BCalpel.
Single. ;.>..,a..
m"j,.tMI.t, Simple. ~ mq,jlil, A joint, juncture, the
The minor term in logic. The singular space between the joints. ~
number. ~\~\"').-e, Simples -/-al, Distinct. Divided, particu-
iD medicine•• larized, separated; 1epU&te, distinct,
clear. .J6f-il, EDlargiDg upon, aDl-
~ ..wj'rq,t, Immense, excesaive. plifying.
J";'" flf(lfrii ormq,j,.fI! (plur. ~ u...), ~ mtljtJdl4tl or Lwi., Gilt
Combiug or lIlIplIZIlting the hair. The or plated with mver.
erown of the head. A place where a
roId IllpIl&teI into IIIIIDY.
J,.::a.. mujtJdUl, Excelling greatly,
eminent in virtue and beneficence.
J,,}--e flt(f,jtii,., A deserter. J~ mq,ftu,., Created; innate.
),,.;... mq,frtll, Disperaed, separated. ~mujtq,m,Full,replete,redundant
V-,,}--e flt(f,jriUA, Expanded, spread. J~ mq,jtu1, Made. Done. The
Fumilhed. passive voice; (or J~\r-'\)'
~,..,a.. 'IUl/r'fUl, Nece8Il8l'Y to be The participle pusive.
obeer1'ed, by divine precept, ordaiued by "'~ mq,flUtl, Unfortunate, de-
prind, frustrated. Carried off or taken
God. ~\..;J~I, The commands· from the middle. Deautute; diagraced,
of God. depraved.
~b';" mafragAun t.tmAu, Left, '-!'~ mq,flut, Broken (E'gg).
abudoued, deserted, rejected.
~ mujfl1&iW, part. act. One who
",..;... majrili, Separated, divided.
thinks or deliberates; (or b~),
e-:..s;..;... mq,jtiii, Scratched with tho The thinking faculties.
flngers. [ous. d~ mujiui, Liberated, manu-
~ mq,jall4t! Frightened, timor- mitted, pardoned, untied.
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t'u". ",fljHlt, Prosperous, happy. .t;.J\i.. mfliciNJIGI, Conjunction, COIl-
VJ,i..",tgfti, part.Abankrupt. Poor. nlCtion, companionahip,
Proximity.
familiaritw.
-I

t:.~ fIUIjlilJ~ Paralytic. iL.\i.. mtlicWt, ToleratiDg j bear-

~;£.. fllUjtlUJfDfMl, Committed to ing with patience.
tne care of, recommended. submitted for iw\i.. mttJ:dl4flUft, DividiDg wUIL
opinion. another.
r~ tIUIfla.., Understood, per- ~li.. md4Wl (plur. of ~,
eeil'ed. The content., tenor, or lMlII8e of
a letter. (88lutary . ~, and J~), Designs, en-
~ ""'/ftl, part, Useful, profitable, terprises, machinations, great attempta
or undertak~. Though&a; ~
~ ",ufttl, A giver. ~ wishes, wanta, mclinatiODL
&.:.JlS';:oil, Anything producing ~\i.. mtJidtit (plur. of ~),
a1II.uenoe. ~tions. Forda, ~ or . . . . . . of
n1'8lII•
..r.\i.. tlUl&iilJ.;., Sepulchres, Plur. of
kl,,\i.. mGidtatlJt, Any place whft'e
~. pIlblio tax. are reoei.1'8cL DU&ricL
J?\i.. ",tddlJil, part. Opposite, over AlWtatGt, The being diajoined. Cat-
against, looking towlll'da. meeting, con- ting. Contending with another whoe
fronting controlling collating, or com- swOrd ill sharpeet.
paring (one copy or a book, etc., with ~\i.. maUttd, Plur. of .Mi..,
another).
Pla_ in the lIUIl'ket where people lit.
~ \i.. ",tddlJaltIt or ",flicilJaW, Op- Bench.. _ta.
position, the opposite quarter, com-
~n, control, collation, rencounter, J\i.. fIt4141 and iJ\i.., A word,
ilschange, reciprooation, equality; 1"8- diIIco1l1'll8, speech. aying, opinion, _-
troepection. tenee, ~ prol'erb.
~\i.. 11ItJi4lJIA (plur. of ~~), r \i.. mtJidm, Station, place. A
Crimes, vice&, mildemeanon, infamous place of residence, a dwelling, DWIlIi-.
actions. State, diauity, condition. A m1llical
tone. .Jresidiug anywhere. A p'-,
J3\i.. muktitil, part. A soldier, a
combatant who killa. poet or oiJloe. r\A.."",:--l..
41J\i.. ",t1i4tt1lat, A battle, conBict, Baieed to honour, digni1led. Skilled in
slaughter. ~.u;\i.., A great musical sounds. r~ r\i.., From
and bloody battle. • tone to tone, through nary mode. From
y..)\i.. mflicirilJ and mfliciralJ, Near, place to place. r
\i.. ~ \i Id...
Daighbonring. tll4lkQm, Locum tenens. The vieee-t-
~ \i.. mularalJlJt, Drawing near, .t.\i.. mtJidmat (plur, &.:.Jl.\i..),
approaching. Proximity. A meetin«, an lI88IIIbly, a lIIBion. Jl...
.l..;) Lt. muktiratlat, Lending at iii...al, Sittinaa, conTcrations held at
those a.embliei. HlIIieal modes,. of
interest or umry (especially to reoei.l'e a which there are welTe.
certain llremium on the sale of mer-
chandize). .ilJ \£..0 mwulwtJlat, An agreement,
compact. Conversing, conferring.
~li.. muktiran, A88ociated, con-
nected, related, familiar, intimate, do· rJ\i.. fmlkdwim" part. An 8clver-
meeticated. .Allied, 1lIlU. ary, one who m. up against another.
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4.-,1.i.. fJIIIidt04tnl4lt, Opposition, ~ ~r, part. pass. A com-
resiltaDee. [exo!wlgv. pendium; a 8Ul1l11W'Y; ablmmated.
abridged. Mlliltuir, part. act. Addicting
~ \i.., flllIitJ,*t, Proposing to one'_lf (to anything), content with that
alone, and I10t Uceeding or lea1'iJlg it.
.. IUlhJiblJi, Vaulted, arohed.
""'-:&..
\.Q:.i.. ~ (in construction
~ wKlIllrlll, A sepulchre, tomb,
for ~), Exacted, required.
monument, a churchyard, burying-
ground.
J:.i.. fIIdhil, part.
Exigency, necessity. .
Prosperous, ~ mul:ttJdI (plur. ~~),
(ortunate,
being near
(aYouring.
arriving.
Approaching,
~
• part. Exacting, requiring. J;-
_td6cl, A penon or place kWied. ('!rJ'~' At pleasure, atone's
wish. ~\ _ ';. jj .., Exigencies,
t..P~ ..H1ud, Taken, seized,
occupied, ~ held, receiTed, pre- 81'entl, conjunctures, n~ OOIllle-
q1llll1ee1.
II8nIlCl, restricted, contracted, bounlf (in
the belly). A styptic. ~ mtlkllljf, part. One who fol-
J~ maDal, Agreeable, accept- loft aDother.
able, pleMiDg, tabu in lrood put.
Admitted, approTed, acooptoQ.
J:.i.. maJ;ltJl (plur. JJI.i..), A plaoe
o( llaugbter. The pIa. o( death, i .•.,
~ WIit, Hatred, enmity. Any part of the body, which, being
wounded, ca_ death.
~ .lIitalJiI, part. Receiving,
*"IuiriDg, borrowing from aDother (light, ~ ••lctalif:., part. Removing from
he, ecience, etc.) a place, extracting, pulliDg 0& Tom
up, dra1l'l1 ont.
~ ....~, part. Planging
ruhly (mto aDy basin_). ~ ..td:ttmil, part. Hunting.
Mulaftlu, Hunted.
'~ ....iUrdd for..j.xJ.,.~,
Followed, imitated; imitable. ~ _ea.I, part. Acquiring,
C.x::.i.. tntUtadilJ, part. 8triking fire •pOll8ellling. Hul:lIIw (in regimine
from a 1Iint, etc. l:.::.A..), Possessed, otc•
. J~ .~, part. Powerful,
J~ _till, Killod, slain,
potent, strong. [follower.
.Iaugbtered.
Io#.x::.i.. .~, An imitator, a )~ miU4r, Quantity, space,
y..;:.i-e .td:Uwib, part. Approach- nUlllber, meunre.
big; brought near (in order to perform ~,~ mtd:ddf, An oar.
• promi8e, etc.)
C~ ••hlaA (t:'~ or k..~),
C,ra.. ~ part. Asking, so-
A ateel, 1Iint, tinder.box.
liciting with impo~;n;uproperlY,
ad unn-nIy. 8 . or repe:at- .J.'i.a.. muJ:adtlW, part. act. (God) the
iDg T~ extempore. Doing anything predcetinator. ~raiIer, one who
DeTer done before; riding unbroke bel a price. 1tll r, part. pus. Pre·
camels, ete. [in debt. deetin~ predetermined, cfecreea by God,
vi-~ ..Ularid,Borrowing, getting prllICribed, fatal. Fate, daltiny.

l;)~ mllklarm, Associated, joined.

b.J.>...A... mtJI:tltwat, Power, ability.
FollDwing immediately. ~ ~,J, Endowed with power.
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V"'.li..maU",Aholyp1aoe. V"'.ii.., ntor. ~~~~;a..,An advocate,
~, part. One who aancti1lee or con- co1lD8ellor, barrister, p1llader.
aecratea. JftWsdtlal (fem. L.li..), ~,;,. mdritl, Lending. A Ulurer.
Sanctiftod, holy, consecrated. ~ L:.,;,.
mikrlJtGt, A whip, a lOOurge.
V"'.u..JI, Jel'1lllalem. CJ';" ~ Ulcerated, wounded.
",,",.li.. mtJidaIf or ~.i.a.. mu,,"- ~J';" mtJlcriul, Cut. Lent.
diu;, Belonging to lel'11ll81em. Pilgrim. I,:)J";" IlIdriln, Conjoined, fastened.
r:i.i.. muhldtlim, part. Placing be-
fore, giring the preference.JlIlktMldtlm,
Khering, bound tolrether; couueeted,
related; neer, neigTtbouriDg. Hating
part. pus. AnteCedent, prior, preceding. close eye-broWl!. (In Terse) whell three
The major proposition of a syllogism. collleCutiTe CODlODaDta are mo'fe&ble or

J \:l\....iii.JI, The antecedent aDd

';1
haTe Towela, and the fourth ia qui_l
or gezmated. (prOximity.
the coll88Cluent, the subject and the pre- ;;'; • .i..o maJ:runfyGt, Conjunction,
dicate. ~--

'L..:ii.. muk4tltlamlJn, Firstly. An- 6 ~b:~7'~~aat, equitable, dis-

ciently, long before this.
&.:.JL..ii..mtdaddlJmat,Thepremises, ~ mtriItJm, A part, a portion.
requiait., preparatiOIlll, arrangements. MiJkftm, A place of partition. M'llobitI,
.t.:i.i.. fI.~t, The preamble part. act. Swearing(byGod). ~
(to a speech); the preface (to a book) ; ......m, part. act. Dhiding, diJlribut-
the promiJee (in an argument) ; the major ~; dispening. X...w-, pan. p-.
proposition of a syllogism. .t...u... Dlrided, etc.
~" The advanced guard of r)~~:;. mlJAilm, Diatribut~
lID army, also its commander. ~ muhuAMar, Barked, skinned,
.JJ~ mtIhlfW, Fate; fatal, pre- • • - .. I._.t.. T b':....
destined. ~ m_IIt""', part. rem '-&
with horror.
~J..u... JfaUuniyaA, Macedonia. -
~ miJ:tJu, Shears, sciason.
...J.ll.. miiu/and ...J1.ll.., An oar. ~mtrillJIl (plnr. ~\i..), Intent,
.,;a... fIUIktwr, A residence, a dwelling, end, deeire, will. An intention, de8ip.
mansion, habitation, station, -t, place entsrprile. Any place of deeiiDatioat
ot reet or quiet. Mdi,.,., part. Esta- whither one tends..
b~, confumiDg, lICttling (alfairl). .>~~, What is intended,
Cont-mg, profelling. ,-- -
, deeired, wished for; deBign. PropolllC!,
JI'.,jA miiriitl, Shears, scissors; wished, eto.
muft'ers. J~" flllJha,., Deficient, defective,
'-:oJ,;a.. mvia,.,.lJh, Approximated, to, impotent.
unequal IlJIUfticient.
admitted, .nowed to approach. M.. Abndpl, diminiahed, restricted.
luwrib, part. act. Oft'ering, 1lICrificing. ".~I~ mtJk-l11" Cut.
A cheruDim. v ,---
J~ muuN'tw, Established, con- ~ muiattir, part. Distilling.
IIrmed, rati1led, fixed. ascertained, un- D . tri kli \..; _0',
doubted, certain, infallible, unquemon- lOppIng, C ng. ~ t.4
able. JEw-rir, part. A relater, nar- Diatilled water.
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~ tna!t4 t (plur. ~u...), A .>.,a... tn"""'tul (plur. '>Ju...), Reins,
cut, the plaee of eeparation. The pus a bridle, halter. .•
of a riTer. A palllMl in the Alcoran. A
ceIIQl& or paull in reeding Tene.
J,a... mtJkl, part. pass. Said. above-
mentioned. What is Aid. A word,
.J~ ma1tlir, Distilled. anything spoken before.
t~ tMitl1t:' Cut, amputated, ..;;Le tnrdtHowl. part. act. Cor-
aiaMc:ted, mutilated. Separated, inter-
rupted, intercepted, abrupt, definite.
~ upon, aCljlllted, concluded, ar-
raDged. De1I.cient, carried oft', remoTed.
roborating, ltreDathening,
CoD1hming, couirortiDg.
gina comfort. M
Strengthened, ete.
fortifying.
WhateT8r
rl, part. pus. -
A biIrgaiD, a price Igreed upon.
)~ _·lu,., Conquered, sub-
~ _~tul, 8ittiDg down, resting. dued, op~ Te:I:ed, ~
A Eat, cJiiUr, carpet, cnahion. A place
of -dence, a DI&IIlIion. The lUt-. V"~ mUog46, Quantity, etc. A
XllktA, A lame man, one who is obliged m-mg iutrwnent, the Nilometer of
to lit, and cannot moTe. [(doOr). Egypt.
Jii.. ",ufM, Bolted, locked, shut ~ mu1uIyytul, Bound, fixed, at-
iU.. mi1lat, Ji...
tni1Wl' (plur.
tentiT&, IOlicitena, dedicated te, diligent.
~ fIIu!lm, part. An inhabitant.
~u...), A frying-pan. Dwelling, _dent, inhabiting. Fixed,
aBiduODl, couatant, perl8Tering.
t.li. 1Ili1ldf:! A sling (for stones). i~\(.. tnuid6adtJt, Becomingcalloua
~ m;Ma6, A spade or any ,rlth ~ te any eTil, and enduring it
Similar inatrument with which ground is with alfibl inconveni_.
dug. ~
. fIIWlIi6, A con·
verter, turner. Y"ul\~,
. ~\(.. IlUJiati6 (plur. of ~),
·8ehoo1l. [by letter.
.ytL. tnul4talHlt, Corresponding
(God) the conTerter of heartl.
~\(.. muUtl6, Letten, writings.
~ tnviGlltul, A. person imite.ted
or t'llpNlIented; imitable. ) \(.. tnaH4,., A cheat, a knave, an
impoetor, a deoob'8l', a worthl_ Cellow,
~ mvJ:.llat! part. pass. A ship a maIefacter.
rigpl with I&ila. (".)I!-. mUd";m, Laudable or ganer-
;.u...
maill1lQ (or ~), Fried. ona acaODI. Noble, honourable men.
Gracee, faTOun, benefibl.
y!fi...
fJfGkll16, Tumed, inverted, '-iJ \(.. tnuUrI, A mule hirer.
COJlTerted.
~\(.. tnd4It6 (pI. of ~ ..).
~ makluf:t Eradicated, tom up, .Gains, acquiaiti01ll. •
l'8IIlO1'ed from ibl plaee. RemOTed from
o8lce. ~ \(.. tnukiUluwat, Laughing or
grinning <at one) with abut teeth.
'-=-'~ mllianIM4t, Circles .;\;\(.. .ukiJ!iJ.t, A recompense, ro-
parallel with the horison.
tribution. A compensation. .-
~ mukann.n, part. An author,
institutor. J.M.J\ ~ \.,-i J:-t.
~\(.. mAiallk, Plur. of dJ-
"'"kik.
~\.-..'''' Author of the insti- WtL. tnuidkuruJt, Conversation,
tlltWDI of justice and clemency. dialogue, conference.
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~ u.. malan, A plaoe, atation, )~ •..-.ra,.,
Repeated.
dwelling, habitation.
~u.. mdilyid (plur. i~ or
r
jv. mukram, Honoured.

_¥), Frauds, snares. L..,J- malwamat (plur. (')tL.),

HonoUl, glory, dignity, nobility, liber-
if...,. H.a.t or XaUal, A place of ality, genero8lty, clemency, gnee, good-
great concoUlse, the city of Mecca, ill IlO8II, bounty.
Arabia, where Muh.amm8d was bom.
'-:-JJjv. m4h;ib, Sorrowful.
~ ~, A. school.
~ m~alll, Hid, occult, dis-
6J';'" ma.irul (fem. i.A,~), Hated,
_bled. odious, detestable, abomiuble, exeerable.
c.=J~,jv. (plur.), Abomination!,
'""~ IlIdttMil, Having the eyes
anointed or tinged with oollyrillDl, to lbameral actious, dirty things.
giTOthem a 1118tre. ~. -t. fIUIiMb and . Gain.
i.-L.,
~ ".-(. mtdtalib, part. Acquiring ~ mul:tu,ar, Broken. The im-
gaining, atudious, giring attention to. perfect plural in Arabic.
~ mu!ta!f, part. Content, j-(. fM,QutD, Clothed.
"rharing enough.
'-:-J~ tlUlUub, Acquired, gained.
~ muktamin, part. Concealing
)~ . . . .,., Broken, cut. (A.
one'a-self, absconding.
bone COTered with little leah. A. COIIIIO-
'-:-J~ tAtdtii6, Written. A letter, nant marked with the TOWel ""'- (A).
a writing, scripture. ~,.:J- ma"'lfJj, Detected, re-
r~ ..Mttilll, Hid, concealed. Tealed, aTOiled, diacoTered ; open.
~ mikAal, The instrument with ~\~".:.-<.., Of an open
..
which they apply the collyrium to the heart, IlIlcere. .
eye. J2- muJ:a1lMl, Painting vJ!... mtU:allM, part. paaa. Calcined;
covered with lime. MuluIll~,
part. act.
or anointing the eye, especially with
black le1d or a preparation of the powder A lime bnmer, a maker of mortar.

of tutty. ~1~, An eye so uJ!.. muWaJ, Excellent choice,

diatinguiahed, 11'011- made, elaborate,
anointed. ~, A box in which ~egaDt.
they keep this collyrium.
J,JL. muhJlW, Crowned•
.J:u.. mukaddtw, part. pass. Dis-
J..!.. miimal, A. consummate man
turbed, aftIicted, TOXed, lUIXi01l8.
. (either in exoellence or -rillainy).
C)Lt~ m"kadda,.dt (plur. fem.),
~ . ."....z (fem. ~),
Diaturban-, aftliotiona, diatl'eaaful
..
eTOnta. Perfect, complete, most excellent.
l,;)ytL. mdml1n, Hid, concealed.
y.).(.. m","aib, part. Discovering a
falsehood, accnaiug of lying. ~ mukannit, A. maker or vendor
.;.,. mair, Fraud, treachery, machi- of besoms. i.-:.t- milmtuat, :Be-
nlltion, imposture. Malice, malignity. IODlI, bruahee, brooms.
V',J~ m_,.tIM, Shrunk, con- j,.t- maknfJl, Hid, laid up in a
tracted in body. treasury.

UM,:L. ..u.1k (fem. i...~),
Swept (D a hol.).
~~ ""1111, Hid, conoealod.
it;... milwdt, A hot instrument
with which they cauten. or mark the
skin. A lDloothing iron.
dl- ~1, A weaver's shuttle.
..:.ft. mM.li11 (plur. ~I.!..),
A meuure oontaining
4::.J~, at 3!lb. each.
J.... J£G1J;Qh, Mecca. Bee.i1...
~ .'/:gal (or ~), A mea-
suring iDatrument or Ye_l, either for
dry gilodB or liquids.
~ maklll, Inhabiting, dwelling.
Pirm!y ftxed, well established.
J~ fNlkyal, Measured.
L fIItJIa, Filling. V'Q\1.~,
Berore the people, in the sight of all.
1.. mald (dual '='~), Time
either of day or Jlight.
~ ~lItIU (fem. ~1. fUIIIMt),
Full.
~1. maldhU (plur. of ~),
Garment&. [riner.
~ .4Ill4.h, A seaman, sailor, ma-
~1. rntJld1uJt, The being good,
agreeable, eleganL Beauty, eleguwe,
gOodnese.
i..b-1. mllldNulat, Behaving hypo- ~1.. maidA! (pI. of
Musical instruments i any kind of ludi-
critieally, or indirectly (with any person).
Xuliihidat, Plur. ~1., Hypo-
crites, heretics, iniquitous men.
.t..b.1. .uliiAtnat or mulaluJsaA,
Contemplation, speculation, obscnation,
eouideiation, imagination.
r-1. fIIUldluJ., Added, annexed.
";1. malal, An asylum, refuge,
tection. A protector.
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r)1. mtlldsim, part. AlsiduoUB,
dili~t, attentiTll, attached to, pene·
Yenng, inaeparable, adhering firmly.
.t.)L. ..tddumat, Alsiduity, dili-
gence.
~1. mullllil, part. Contiguous,
adjoining, neighbouring.
~1. muldtij, part. Courteous,
police, eiril, dable, hUllllUl8. Pt-nt,
facetious. ill1.. tIIuldtGftJt,
three
Courtesy, politen.., gracioum-, fa-'
Your, benignity.
U1.. .wlIItomat,
other.
Boxing one an-
~L. mt.Uatill (plur. of ~),
Jute, pi_tries. [Cuned.
~1. malat'n (plur. of ,=,,-L.),
i\iL. flllIlIIl:dt, A meeting, eon-
yenation•
.j1. muldlt, Encountering with,
joining, meeting, coDYemng with, oc-
curring.
~.1. mal-" (plur. ~.1. and
.i(,L.), An angel.
J1.. malIIl or .uL., Sadness, grief,
nution, alBiction, anguiah, languor.
rL. maldm, Reproach, reprehension,
accusation, disgrace.
A....-.1. muldtlUJlat, Handling, feeling
'*
i-J1.. fIItIldfl1tM1U1t, Blaming one
another.
mlllluJ'),
crous or wanton pastimes prohibited by
law; amusements forbidden by dime
law.
~L. fMldgl and ~1., plur. ot
~ or ~1., Angels, etc.
r-!L. muldgim, Mild, gentle, affable,
•easy, tame, aubmissive, docile} placid,
bonign, quiet, peaceable; tender, deli-
pro- cate. Agreeable or conforming to, juat,
equitable. Soft, amooth, oven.
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~lt~ fIItJlbfud' (plur.), Gar· ~. muWtl, part. Aheretio, pagan,

mente, clOthCl. unbeliever, one ~y who denies
the resurrection of the dead. Impio1ll,
.u...·faith.millat (plur. JL.), Religion, iniquitous.
A nation, people. [Ki.sed. ~ mwllll! and ~ (plur.
~ mllltMifll, Kissing. Jltdtalllm, ~1.), The outward covering
~ mtdttljl, Flying to or taking of the body.
~ with one. Asupplicant, petitioner. ~ mul1&llk, Added, joined, an·
~ fIIwttslaif, part. Covored or nexed, attrib1Ued, coherent, adhering,
touehing, belonging to. Adopted.
coveringone'a-selfwith anuppergarment.
~ mtdttlMl, part. Added, ~ mfllllAAam, Fleshy, corpulent.
numbered amoBglt. ~ _ _lit, A bloody battle.
~ multtJ/a1, part. Getting a
beard (a yonth).
l;~ mtUA11I (pI. fem. ~~~),
Looked at kindly, oblerved with Ion,
~ mulltail, part. Adhering,
coalescing, joined. regard or respect. ~~~
Thoughts, meditations, agita-
fII4lAw..iit.
r.;..:.L. multtzsim, Constrained, com- tions of mind.
lle1led; convicted, conjunct, nece&l&lily
tollowing, attached to. A tenant, a ~ mulak1&.Ual (or ~
hirer, a farmer j a toU-gatherer. ~I), Succinctly related, ex-
~ multatik,Conjoined, adhering tracted, abridged.
~ multtstim, part. Waves dash- JJj.. mtlla111, Clammy, stioky, c0-
ing against one another. hesive.
~ mwtiff, part. Wmppinghim- rJ~ _a11m, Inseparable, neces-
self in his garments. sarily oonneetecl, aftlxed, belonging to.
~ mtJlttlam, part. Swallowing '"'~ mulMi (or J~ fem.
a mouthful.
v-d... multami&, part, Begging,
.LA..J...), Conjoined, heaped to-
gether, united, confederated, glued,
praying, sup{'licating. MultMlllu, part. fastened, fixed.
pllS8. Asked, IDlportuned.
~ mal"lI1I, A play, pastime,
~ multtlm't.! part. Splendid, show; a th:;atre or place where any
shining, g1aneing, brilliant. similar emibition is performed.
r~ multtstOllm, Blamed, repre- ~~ mtUtiin, Cursed, execrated,
hended. detestable, excommunicated.
":?rJ-. multlltOl (fem. ~"..:-L.), ~,a. mal/iiI. Wrapt np,involved.
Crooked, oblique, diatorted, squinting, Folded up.
perTerBe.
k \Ji.L.. milkiit, Tweezers.
~ fllulttl1&ll1l, Infiamed, burn·
ing, ardent. ~ mulakJuJh, Surnamed. En-
"titled. (liIIg•
•~ malia-II or ~ mab·il, An k.,,£L. mtllk11#. Collected. A. found-
aylum, a place of refuge, a retreat; a
aeeurity, support. ~ ~ (for t.:J.J...., plur.
tL. milA, Salt. ~'1. and it..J..L.), A.u a• .
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~ fIIlIlil (plur. d.,L.), A king. &
mall! (plnr. (.1. and r..L.\),
~.
kJ\~\ tUnuIlw'l a la'
t, Beautiful, agreeable, sweet, charming.
V"'J.>.ilI~\ almalilm'l kudiJ." ~ mulaggin, part. act. Soften-
ing, emollient. A lenitive, laxative.
and ~\~l.~ malil AI,""!!!!.,,, part. pus. Softened, soothed,
MiilikJll mullt, God Almighty, the most pacilled, plea.ed.
~h and mighty King, the gloriolll
L;.. _immd (for l.~ min md),
KiDg, the benevolent Sovereign, the
6lICrild Lord, the King of the Iiings of
kiDgdOlDll, or the Lord of lords.
From that which.
~\..... mamdt, Death.
---
~ ••1l (or m........), A. kingdom,
dominion, ~on. jjl- mWllil6il, part. Alike, re-
~ ....zi, P088e88ion in landa, sembling, equal, oomparable.
patrimony, heritlge, property, power.
A C01Ultry. Dominion.
.uJL.... mut1l(ilalat, Resemblance,
similitude, allusion.
m... ..aZiI:at or maliW, A qneen. V".;l- mumdn., Dedicated or
~,a.,. fItfIltit, The heavenly court, addicted to anything; atwlioUJ, cultivat-
the hall of augela, thekingdom of heaven. ing.
,JJ... fItaldI (fem. ~), Royal; L}....... mumaralat, Managing
- orthodox; one who folloa the religion (aft'aira), applying with graat attention.
of the king. _ [etc.
~)l- mUm4saAat, Playing, sporl-
JL. ..ilal (plur. of .u...), Religions, iug, jeeting (with another).
~ mwl4mlam, Collected into one. J:,L.... mfIIIUlI', part. Touching,
r..,...L.
maltna. (fem. .t.".J..), CoI- contiguolll. [ing.
leeted together. . ~L.... mtlmdlalat, Flattering, BOOth-
\F~ fIUI1MIHw.lfgll, Melancholy. ~L.... mamtllil (plur. of m........),
,.};w. ulDtIn, Dnal of 1.. maid. KingdOIIlB, provinees, dominions, states,
regioUJ, estates, poaaeeaiona, crown lands.
M~ Day and night.
~L.... mamalfl (plur. of d~
d.,L. mtdd, Plor. of ~ maliJ:, momlult), SernDta, slaves. The ltf_-
Kings. l;a. or AfMMiU,," were a dynasty of
J,l:e _ai, Fatigued, tired, lan- Egyptian aultaua, sprung from Cireaaaian
and Tartar slaves, wno lIIurped the throne
guid; melancholy, vexed. A..D. 1249, and polI8IlIIIld it till 1616,
~j:L. mulatowan, Coloured, dis- when they were subdued by Sclim I.,
Emperor of the Turb.
W!guimed by variona colo1llll.
~ p,. mwl4UJU)(1', Distorted, crooked. ~ L.... m"manit , part. Hindering,
~ mu1JMn, Glnttonous. HulAim, opposing, forbidding, impeding.
part. act. Inspiring. AlfIl,.."" part. k; l- tlJumdnatat, Prohibition,
pus. lDapired. obetacle, repulse.
'-:-'~ malAd, Kindled, ipflamed. ) t:..... mumtiil,Choaen, distinguished,
~ _"lui, AJJ.y instrnment used
- in plaT or by way of recreation; a1Bo a
eminent, excellent, illnatriolII.
Separate, distinct.
Beleet.

mlllica1 inatrnment, or the art of per- ~ mumtMt1, part. Obedient,

forming. obsequiona.
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dom, realm, dominion, C011IItry, pr0-
~ .umtllhin, part. Trying, vince, diatrict, poaesaion. Power, gran.
proving, examining, weighing (worda). deur, magnificence.
(God) opening and displaying (the heart
of man). An experienced or ,kilful man. ~ mlJmltl, Full, filled, replete.
Indiapoaed with repletion•
.i...... mfMlltatld, part. Extended,
prolonged, protncted. t:~ mtJmltlh, Salted. ~'-f.-,
~ mumtasy', part. Accustomed, (plur. fem.) Salted meat, picklea.
Uaed to, agreeing with one', conatitution. d,L... mlJmlui, POIIll8lI!led, in one's
J:.-M ".tlmtall, Filled, replete, power. A purchaaed alave or a captive.
-heaped up. ~ ...iIum (contracted from the
~ ","mtanil , Prohibited; im- prep. ~ ..in, and the pron. 0,:]"
~ble. Refuling 8OO8IIlI to another. _), Than him wbo.
Rejecting, abetainiDg from.
t.~ mllmnut! Prohibited. For-
~ mtl1lu.jjlJd, part. pass. Glori-
fied, gloriona. bidden, restrained. i.&f"N' (pI.
~ mlJmhtlfD and ~, Ob- ~~"......), Forbidden thingL
literated, defaced.
~~ mlJmntln, Obliged, who has
o)~ ~ and o)J~' Ex- received a favour.
tended, protracted; stretched at a tent
with the corda. )Jf'M mlJmAur. Signed, sealed.
V..M.. mamdtlh, Praised, celebrated, ~ mfMlltt (or ~), }{ortal,
famous, laudable, commendable. fatal, deadly.
...,,~ mlJmdtld, Bee o).i...... ~ mIIn (pron. of com. gender,
aingUlar and plural). He who, abe who,
J]'- mtlmtlllUlk, Lacerated. they who. Whoaoever, whataoeTer, nerJ
V)t-'t mlJmluj, Tempered, mixed. one (either interrogatively. or not).
Some one, anyone, a eerllWl penon.
c:~y~, Wine diluted with ~~~, He who asks re-
..
~..
water.
~
mumaullk, (A garment) ~
ceive,; he who aearchea finda (a proverb)•
tnin (prep.), From, of, for, on,
perfumed with mUlE.
than, by. ~,~, For which
t:""""'" mlJm8uh, Cleaned, wiped,
poliahed. furbished. Anointed. Having reason. ~,~, On yonrac-
a plain t'aAl8 or a leTelllUperllciea.
e.."w,........,.
mlJm8t11, Touched.
count. .r"- '~,
Behind, at the
back. ~1\~, Henceforth, after
k~ mtltnlAut, Combed.
this, from this time forward. ctt
~ mtlmdi or mtlmda', Sub-
- acribed, authenticated. An authentic I:J!.' (9r ~ ~). Whence. 0,:]"
~, After, hereafter; presently;
writing. ~J~' Signed
and~. - never, in no shape. L.~o,:]'"
• '-="~
mGmkut, Hated. After that. ~~, From be-
~ mumhif, P088ible. low. ~Jo)~' Besides, except.
~ """,,Wat, An empire, king- ~d'~, Since morning. 4:J'"
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~},Apart. 1.:J';i:-l:J"" Notwith- t \:... malldll, Climate.
standing, although, nevertheless. i',,\:... munatlilt, Calling to one,
J,;cr-,
From above. ~l:J"" eollYOking, proclaiming.
bmerly. I.:J' J:J
l:J"" Heretofore. r.J1.:.... mtm4dim, part. A companion,
an intimate friend.
Js"~, From elsewhere. lal:J'"
4,j.J1.:.... mtllldtll, part. A crier, a
~la~,Hence.~laJlal:J'" herald, a proclaim.er.
On every side. Ll:J"" During a ~"I.:.... mtJfI4tlfl, Plur. of ~~~.
whole year. ry-J;'l:J"" From )L. malld,. (or ~I.:...., plur. .JJt:...
the first day. ~)l:J"',BymyGod. and J!t:...), A. candlestick, lamp,
~~,Forawholemonth.-¥.,l:J'" lanthorn, pharOll. A march-ltone or
boundary-mark, a way-atone or directioll-
From the cradle••';>1 J'Aj'l:J"" post. )\:..eJ~J .'1 mand,., The
From. the first of it to the last. l1I1'Il8II1e of Abraba, king of Arabia
Felix, who is a.id to han 1irBt erected
J~..~Jl:J"'J~ ..I.:t:-Jl:J"" In Inch podIwhen goiDg to war, as direc-
tions lor his return tIirough deIerta aDd
ODe ~ a friend, in another uninhabited districts. J[lIIfijr, _,.ar.',
ID enemy. ~";~'l:J"" On or -arM, A lofty turret on the Va-
hommedan mOllClllCll, from which the
crier calli the people to prayen (as they
that account. ~J~l:J'" (or UI8 110 bella)•
•
l~i'..$l:J"')' In every man- tit:... flluasit , part. Contending,
ner, in all respects. ~ litigating, opposing, refractory.

t~)'J't~.;n, From the morning L:jt:... mtlnaUtat, Contest, litiga-

tion, eoutronllly, altercation.
till the el"euing. 4.:)\S'..I.:t:-J~'l:J"" Jjt:... mandsil (plur. of JjM),
In ....hatever manner, in every
ahape, however. .b-'
l:J"'~.~ L.,
Mansions, etages, halting places, inns,
ear&ftII8&U.

There did not come to me one of '-""'\:.... flltlndlib, part. Correspond-

tfIem. .Jf.f"""l:J"'yjJ, A garment
of IiJk.
~ ..... lIanna, a species of honey
. . pihencl from plants.
y\:... 1IIIJId6, Supplying the place
{.t. aotIaer}, c10iDg anythiJl~ for him. j
~. a lOcum teDeDL Lieutenancy,
.........'J.
.i.:- --- (pL of~ mimbM),
PlIJpita, llllItnDJg, etc.
;~~ lladjcit, Prayers, recom-
~ Acting or speaking pri.
ntdy 1riUl aDother.
'ing or adaptiug to,conformable, ~ro­
portioned, agreeing with, quadntlng,
. eonpons, jUBt, apt, lit, proper, suitable,
pertinent, accommodated, equal, eon-
Tenient.
~\:..... mtlfliJlabat, Proportion, con-
nexion, relation, suitablenllll8, conTeni-
ence, eomparison.
d-.I.:.... mand,j", The ceremonies
and ..criliCCII preaibed in the pilgrim-
age to Mecca.
t"'t:... mandaim, Plur. of ~.
i~t:... mana,ltatlat, Praying, con-
juriug, adjuring, taking God to witness.
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~\:.... flltUldlAf,. (plur. of ),t.:-),
RoyallD&Ddates, patents, or diplomas.
1oI'\:.... mtmd" A place of refuge, an
asylum, a retreat. Retirin~, decliniDg,
fiying from, taking refuge 'WIth.
LL:- mun4,ab4lt, Conspiring
"against, laying snares for.
~t:.... mun4&41f'41t, Assisting one ~\:.... mtmdwlJNt, 1m alternate
another. IUCCeIIIion.
~\:.... muni1l4lf4lt, Dividing into
flItIndwalGt, Giving, oft'eriDg.
two equal parts. ~\:.... mQndlaf (plur. of ~ or
~\:.... mtmdt, Distance. ~'k\:....,
Diatant as the Pleiades.
);\:.... m41n41',. (plur. of J!':-),
Spectacles, public or theatrical.
exhibitioDl, aspects, appearances.
~\:.... mtmdla,.at, Disputation, oon-
trlllt.
W\:.... mUMf"/It, Entering into
competition with.
~\:.... matldfit (plur. of .iAA:...),
GaiDl, adVlll1tages.
Ji\:.... mUndjik, A hypocrite, an
atheist. A dissembler.
j \:.... muniljl, part. Dispelling, re-
- pelling, repngnlll1t, contrary, endeavour-
ing to ruin. ",.,rl'J\:...., Re-
pngnant to politeness or hnmanity.
~\:.... mundh} (plur. of ~),
'virtues, abilities.
i~\:.... 1IlUndkadat, Contending, dis-
pnting. (postulating.
~\:.... mundkarat, Disputing, ex-
J..:..;\:.... fflUnilkaakat, Contention,
contl'lllt, diI'pute. Entering minntely
into calculation with lll1other.
~\:.... mUndlitl, part. Contradic-
tory, contrary, repngnant oppolite.
i..ai\:.... mundktJdQt, Contradiction.
Oppotlition.
~\:.... mQndkib, plur. of ~..
'",al/kih, Shouldel'll. • speei(1!. Noble.
i.»L. flMmd1ad4t,Bebavingharshly
(to another); giving pain, perplexinf.
r\:....mQndm (plur. ~\..,\:....), A
dream.
\:1 ~ fNUlftdll, Beneficent, benign,
propitioUll (applied especially to Oumi-
potence).
.u,,\:....
~), Prohibited things; sina,
crimea. [Deatha, elic.
~\:.... man41d (plur. of 4:-),
~ mumb't, part. Sprouting,
growing, vegetating, fertile, produeiDg
plllDts, fruits, etc. ~ A plaee
where plants, etc., grow.
r a reading-desk.
manbM, A pulpit, a high chair,
h.....w... mumlJaftt, part. Dilated, ex-
teiltied. HaTing an open or cheerful
counteDllDee, rejoicing, exulting.
~ mam1J4It' A fountain, spring,
source, origin.
~ p ••• mumbat", Sent.
~ mumbaghf, Desired, required,
requisite. [root.
v.~ mambula, Dug up by the
~ mtlnabbila, 1m admonisher, an
awakener. An alarm bell or clock.
.E... minnat, An obligation, favour,
courteay, grace. .IC"""at, SlnDgth,
power.
..;=.:- muntaai,., Scattering, dispersed
~s\:.... muntdib, Weeping bit-
·terly, lamenting loudly.
~ muntllkAilJ, part. ad.
'Selecting, choomng the beat. •.IC..uH.i,
ChOlleD. Selected; a selection.
~.....::.;..., f/IuntMt1b, part. Named.
'denominated, resembling (lll1other) ill
 zn 'C'"
~ mlllltlJlii, Arranged, diB- y~ fAtmjalih, part.Goingquick.
pcIIIld in order; adhering in a regular JC,..;-w, Drawn, dragged, eeised,
eeriea or ro". matched.
~ mrmtMAar, part. Explained, ~ • fAUttl'il, part. Performing
publiahed, dift'UJed, diapened. (pro_).
~ fHJltlJlih, part. Standing ('~ """,,Gum, Cut, amputated.
'erect. Pointed with the "o"el/atlul (~a).
Abrupt (businella). [ecythe.
Raised (dust). HaYing erect ho1'll8.
~ mlln.ftll, A reaping-hook, a
~ m..1It4IiA, part. LiBtening to
advice, and improving upon it. r~ muJltljjim, part. aot. An as-
tronomer, an astrologer, an allll&ll.&C-
~ mu1lt4lir, part. Conquering, maker. [creted.
becoming superior to au enemy.
~ mll~amtld, Congealed, con·
a:-' .. mumanf, part. Mid-day.
~ tntIlIjanik, A warlike engine,
! .;

Keeping the middle.

a catapUlt&, a balista, a battering ram.
~ tmmtaum, part. Ordered, A Jlulley, a machine Cor rai8ing great
arranged, plaeed in roWll, joiDed to- "eJghta.
gether, thre8ded (as pear1l, etc.) Jl.,.
tMi-. Regulating, placing in order,
tlansftxing, piercing.
i::- ~nl, Giving, presenting.
y~ mtmluulah, Prominent
~ mll1lufit, part. Using, enjoy- (back).
ing, haYing the ad'f&Dtage, profit or .J~ mrmMdw, part. Descending
1IBll
or uythiDg. GaiDing. . a decliYity.
~ tn11lIu!t (fem. ~), Be- ~~ mutt1tlwaf, Changed, in·
puleed, rejeeted, remond, m.ipated, verted. JCfMI1ulrij, Declining or turning
Cleetrojed. Retiring to a tide. from.
JA:.:- ffJtIIItIJiil, Being transported, ~ fAlI1IM8M, Surrounded, be-
carried, emigrating, puaiDg (to another). Iieged, blockaded, preued, enYironed,
~ _~ put. Thepunisher, coD1lned to, 1'llIItI'ictea, eontainod, com-
_ prehended.
the a"euger.
~ mutaif, part. Selecting. bs:i... mIInAitt, part. Falling, let
down, deecending.
~ mtmtaiM, Inverted, orooked,
haYing the head haogiug downward. ~ muwnl or m,,~',
Flexible, crooked, bent•
..iF"'- m...wis, part. Seizing an UN~ tntInlt11, Unfortunate, un·
opportuDity. [Rising up.
happy.
~ mllntaAitl, part. Excited.
t.~ mukWif:! Deceived.
~ mu1llaAa' ,part. pasa.Finiahed,
terminated, ending. Jl_Wi, part. act. ~ mankAM (pIUT. ;>-1.:...), The
Bringing to a conelulion. Jl_talul, 1101tri1s, the nOlO.
The end., couelulion, term, boundary,
extremity. J~ munkllarik, Tom, lacerated.
",-", ii" '.. m111IIiJW, Perforated, ~ munklunit:! part. (A rope)
pierced. cnt or broken through the middle (not
.Jr:- mQ1II11r, The winter gilly-
at the ends).
~ munkluuif,Eclipsed (moon)
flower. Jr-J('fa:-' Verse and
proee. ~... fAullk1aallit> Humbled.
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~ mtItI1Mjitl, part. Depressed,
subjected. [absconding.
~ mun/Wsji, pari. Hid,
~ mtlnaul or flltltU:Aal, A sieve, J;";'" mufti"', An admonisher,
a~.
~ mtmk1uJlif! part. (A bone)
dialocated by anyllClCident. Extracted ;
eradicated. . )Jl:... fllQftl11.,., Promised, vowed,
~ munkMnik, part. Strangled
by one'a-aelf.
~)~ muNlMiJ', pari. Compre-
hended, contained, collected, l"elriatered.
Co~prehending, etc. InvolTecf within
itlelf, coiled or rolled up.
UN) ~ fIIundMil, part. Obliterated.
cancelled.
....;~ mullda/and.t;~mulldafat,
A 1arge bow bent, the strinll of which
the, beat with a kind of malfet in sepa-
rating or teazing cotton; al80 the mallet.
~.>...:.-. mulldaJit> pari. Beat,
trampled opon, repul8ed, removed, taken
away. GiTen, delivered, lIOmlIldered.
Ji~ fIIUlldajik, part. Spreading
wide, diftiued (water).
<Jl~ fIIuntlMik, part. Preceding,
ou~pping in $Cling, running, etc.
Go~ out, remonng from one's place.
BlU'lting from the belly (the inteatinee).
i.~ mtmtltImat, That which one
repents of.
'-:-'J~ manl11.", Lamented, cele-
brated in a funeral oration.
....;J~ manl11.f, Carded or teazed
(cotton). [one'a-aelf.
~~ fIIunlaAin, part. Anointing
~ ~ manrlfl, A table-cloth.
Aliwlil, A towel or table-cloth fringed.
A wreath, lIlIlIh, turban-cloth, or any-
thing rolled round the head of man or
woman. A handkerchief, whether thrown
rl?und the neck or wom stuck in the
girdle.
.).;.... fIIUftlU or fIIilllU (contra from
~
t:rand ";'), From, since. j.;...
~'('Y..' From Thursday (I
have not seen him).
adviser. J~\ al fIIMIir, Tho
name of a prince of the Arabialll i a1Io
of his tribe.
o!ered up, dedicated, oollllllCr&ted.
~ tfJUlIaItJt> Pulled up
(herbage).
-..i';':"" fIIUnsaJ, Bleeding.
J.;.:.... 1MnIal, See JUJ. J£aail
(plur. Jj\:....), A earavansera, inn,
or any place for the accommodation or
~vellera,. a ~0U18 hotel, lodgiDg, ~.
mon, habltation, dwelling. A 1IWIIlon
of the moon. A post-oftlce, a ItIge
where post-horses are flmriahed.
~ fllQftlilat, A poet of honOUl,
dignity, station, condition. j
t \~y..., In the capacity of ~
brother, like a brother, bIO&berlJ.
ul;.:... ~, part. Slipping,
aliding; alippery; liable to alide or fall.
Vr- fllQftI11.t:! Torn up, eradicated,
_swept away, carried off.
~ mUfIdUtIA, Exempted from,
free. Pure, blameleee, holy.
~ maUf1'~ The instrument by
which the web 1& stretchedwhen wotkiDg•
~ mflftltJMl, part. Worn by
triction; reduced to powder Cl'lIDlbled
to dust. '
~ fllflftltUItl, part. Cloeed, ob-
structed, abut up. ClOlliDg up (holee).
~ mtl,.,.,..n, part. Flowing,
gliding. creeping. Moving to and fro.
~ mUftllltila, Jl8rt. Expanding
one'~ lyiDg 08 the bIICk without
motion.
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~ ..,....1. A..
for wiDDowiug COrD, etc.
fan, a Tenti1ator )r:- mel,.,".'" Di1fuIed, spread
abroad, divulged, published (aB a book).
A royal mandate,: diploma, patent, or
~. flfMl6ii (plur. ~\:.....), A.. privilege. Divided, cut with a BIloW. •
place of 1IICridce, ~all1 in tho valley
:Mouna near Mecca; a1Io the ~hta and 4ojr:- mlUll_l, Roasted.
ceremonies attending those lI8Cri1ices. A
frequented place. MaMllk, The beiug
~ "''''''1,
A.. writer, the author
devoted to religioUi ceremonies. - ora book, a secretary.
""=" !-:... mllllltl!aD, part. Flowing, ~ fll4fIIIW or fMW (plur.
tDid (as water); shed. ~\:.....),Dignity,ofll.ce,ministry,
J-:... fIIG,.,il, Gtmeration, progeny. magiBtrac:y. A high placo; a place
MfIIWd, Begotten, generated.. where anything is erected. ~
~ mlmlaliiA, part. Drawn off fII~, part. Poured out,
self. Buntten with love.
di1I'uiing it-
(aB a skin).
~, ' . mlUllalii, part. loined, U~ m.""";j, part. Converted, ,
CODDeCted, enrolled amongwt, added. turning back, receding, departing, Ill-
lating to•
...:.:.... flltlllaUim, Enlivening, vivi·
I tying, lIDimating. ~ fTUUIIaj, The middle or half
of the way. JCwuif, DiBc:reet; juat; a
Y"":- mGftId, Relative, related, jndge advocate.
belonging, addicted to, depending upon. y~ fII4,.,fii, Erected, oonsti-
Connected, allied. tilted. ]larked with the Towel-point
~ mamfJ,j, Woven, (a gar- JatIN ("a).
ment) wrought with gold. (plur. fem.) ,)~ fll4M1,., Aided, defended,
'-=-'~"........, Things weaved; protected (by God); (or )~
gold-wrought garmeuta.
~J)' VictorioUs, oonquering.
~ fMfII11,U (rem. L>.~),
Cancelled, obliterated, aboliahed, brohm. ,)~ J(/IIIIu,. or J~'.A.lmM­
_, Name of the 8800nd Xhalif of tho
~ fIIMIf, Forgotten, buried in holl8O of Abbas.
obJirion, Deglected, omitted.
~~ """"111"111, Name of I8veral
,,~ ~ The principal, be- toWllll.
gimaing, origin, so-, spring, motive;
the exOrdium or argument of any oom- ,JJ~ fII4IIIiII, llanifeated, de-
poGtion. clared.
,)~ mliuAcJ,., A.. hand-saw. ~ mtmt14;if:! part. Reclining
~ mlUllAid, part. Making a Bign, on a ~ or OIl the ground (especially on
the Bide).
~ting to, or informing (where anJ·
thing is lost). :Reciting (VerB88). Batir- ~ mvntlafit', part. Two (ropes)
ising. twisted together.
C~ .....MriA, part, Cheerful, ~ m.ntlamm, part. Contracted,
rejoiciug. [cut. heaped together, joined, added, inurted.
r~ Split, &lightly
fftIUllMri".,
LbciI~ dressed.
~
mvntaln'u, part. Cooked,
~ IfIQmW, The nose or nos-
~ ...nlahit.> part. Tame,trained,
triIa. J.:..:...
"..,.,Wi, Split. obedient.
 ~ 280 u...
~ mtMtltJritl, part. (and .3)w) J~ ",ultUlil, part. DeriatiDg
Dri"en away. from the right way.
~ ",_taft, part. Extinct. r~ fJumr.adina, part. Extinct,
--L. _ 'L An
~ mant.~,
• el
oration, oquenooj
lost, ruined, d.troyed,
nulled, demolished.
lUIDi bil ,w., III-
(or ~\~)~ Logic, reasoning. l.j~ ",untadf, Contagious. ~
Mintak (and ~) A girdle dJlng one after another of the pestilence
_~ , or any contagioUi disorder.
zone, belt. ~J.r.l\~, The J" mlln ail, part. Deprived of
celestial girdle, tho zodiac. ~ \ ~ remo~ from ministry or from •
i.3)~I, The frigid zone..tAU\ go"emment.. 'n-~~~(i ).
aioe
__ . . 1 , . ~ "'lInttUtT, .c~ grapes.
cU..s:!'"" , The tomd zone. . part. n..___ ed,
" ~ mnlal,m 'cn:IM'rv
~ mantall, Logical, dialectic. I defended. ' [turned, in1Iected.
. jlh:....
muntali", part. Dismissed, ' q\, ..... mU1fttltij', part. :Bent,
:'ed~ liberty, departing; lOOlllllled, re- ~ mUta&itl, Agreed upo~, COD-
J~ numtuk, Said, spoken, articu- ~~7 ~~ marriage, bupiD, etc.)
lated distinctly, related, told. ~ muntakir, part. Wounded in
'-:!~ mllntawf, Folded, involved, the feet (88 a camel or horse)•
•wrapt. Inclc.ed. ~ mtl1ft4iti, part. Inverted,
)Q:- mansa,., The countenance, face, placed topsy-tU"J renned (88 a figure
aspect, 'risage, loob. A apec~le, m a mirrorJ. Conirary.
sta,te play, theatre, 8CeJle; anythmg. • art A ben ... t
looked at, agreeable or disagreeable. ~ munt,m, p . elae or.
Object of sight. p\I..JJ,
De- _ J!ene8oent, liberal, gracious. Generou.
formed in countenance. - ~ mIlMtr.4ImtJt, A benefit, a nr
.. compeue.
~ m"MaII}, Cleaned, purifled, ~ ",urtgMtil, W aaheeL .
~: ,. art:B . . -I.:... - "'tlrtgMli", part.
. m1&_,m, p . eanng m- v--:w
Shut up or
againat, e!0Ie•
.Jurica. Suft'ering injuatice•
..l;.:..... ~ .....,AG..w, part. Bunk,
~,~ mtmtISI(JfJJ, Arranged, in ex- plUDged. [deceiYlld.
cellent order, placed in a row.
J~ maue,., Been, looked at, ..;';':- mtmgAatof, part. Seduced,
admired, risible. ~ Hanj, Memphis in Egypt.
r~manst1m(fem•.t.~),Joined, tli:... minfakla, Bee ~.
threaded, arranged in order. Metrical, ~ munj'ati1l, part. Open (door).
versified, poetic. .t.~, Rhyme. . ~7.
. Anything placed in a series, line, or
onfer.
u:a:-
cleft.
.#'.
mflnJiJt~, part. Split, broken,

~ mantt A prohibition, hindrance, J::,.a:... mnjatil, Twisted (rope).

obstaclc, pre"cntati"c, refusal, opposition. ,J.:- minjakla, A pair of bellows.
To forbid, repulse, inhibit, rejeet, neg&- t:.
ti"e, deny, di88uade, etc. '-ri~ ",.,.jtUlf, part. Redeemed.
 J.:- 281 J.:-
.;.a... JJI4JIf-. Ap1acethrough which .J'.i:... ..'lIiar, The beak of a bird.
~=.~: or penetrates; a hole. ~\i;... ••"tIidlA, Pincers, tweezers.
t;:? tIIMnjartj, part. Tranquil, ~ mtlnWid, Retracted. Con-
COlltented, happy, free from care or gn'ef. tracted within itlelt. Couatipated. Be-
.trained, COllitrailled, bound.
~.' - ftWid,. part.. Bee oJ'"J:j,
;.,r- ~ -"-'u, p
'-::. - mtl_ art. Slain, killed.
SImpIe, alOlle, IOlitary, 8lugular, unique.
"'oJ?Beparately,80lely. Singly.. .i~:,:::.-tai, part. Liberating. A
~? tlltlllfan}, part. Distinct, ~ m"lI!a.nm, part. Divided
IIIp8l&Ul, diapened. mto parts.
~ fIItI-ftlll, A vent, a breathing ~ millktlllA, Pincers, tweezers.
u:.I:... fIlUM'uuA,
r-
~
hC?le.
mu"ftllliJ:A, part. Diaaolved,
mdftlllid, part. Corrupted.
[broken.

~
broidered.
Painted, em-

.tmiMAir, part. Peeled,

'""~ mtlllftlllil, part. Separated, akinued, barked.
diIIected, disjoined, distinct. ' .; Qp' .. mtlw,ij, part. Broken.
~ m-ftlllim, part. Broken, with ~ mtlfl1tlllim, part. Broken to
a.~tiou olparta, duhed to pi-. piecee, I8perated.
~ _a/tuliA, part. Detected in ~ mtm.ttlllf, part. Finished.
~y'~d expoeed to reproach, rendered completed.
JgI101lWl101ll. hI:....
ka.:.... ."nfi<.at,
...
Emolument.
•
profl.t, .
or
mtlM1iCJt, Marked with points
TOWell. Spotted. Dotted.
gain, adTaDtage. ~~ti~ part. Broken(rope).
J.U:- ._f"(11, part. Disturbed,
aIBicted, altered. Hade, performed. .iAA:... meJn!tIr.-at, llacerated, soaked ;
DOIli. reh~.
ox- trItIIIP, part. Expending
money (Upoll any penoll or thing).
~ mtmlafil, part. (A gate)
bolted or locked.
~ trItIIIfa.u, Dislocated, re- ~ tII"Malli, part. Tamed,
mom from a place; Ill__ fa diatinct· ch8Jl8'ld, CODYerted, pemn1Ied, iny_...I
alienated. .........., avertild. --
t~ mCJtIfrUA, InfI.ated, tumid, ~ m-wit.! part. Tom out or
.,..elled in the belly, fat. up, remoyed from ita place, extracted.
v.~ meJnfillA, Separated, carded ~ mtmkamit.! part. Subdued,
(cotton). tamed, aubjlllted.
~~ fllMlfiJd, Shaken; concuued. '-:-'~ flN,..td, Bored, hollowed,
~ munfdam, part. Perceived,
\-undentood.
~ug. maMillA (lem. ~~),
V",a....
...;:- meJ1Ijf (fem, ~), Negauve, CarTed, painted, embroidered.
- Repulled,rejected,thro1f1luide; baniahed l",a:- "...t, Spotted, dotted•
.,\i:- mtIfIidtl, part. Obedient, J~"..1IiGl, Said, narrated, re-
811bmi1me. counted. Copied.
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...}:- manaoUi, part. act. One who ~~ ".iMaj, A patent road, or
- cleans com. • wide street; a highway.
x.IIfJklm', Cleaned, purged,
purilled. ~ m"Mablt, part. Depressed,
~ maltho, The shoulder, also deIcending, falling.
'that part of the arm next to it. ~ m"nluItik, part. Tom;
}:- m"nk;r, part. act. Denying, ntiated (Tirgin).
~iecti~, disappron~, .repudiating, ~ ma""aJ~ Way, maDner.
taking ill, being disobliged, haTiug no
confidence in auother, not bellenng what )~ mflnWir, pert. Raining
he prot_. X ...k4,., part. pus. Denied. heavily. [destroyed.
not ncknowled2ed. disowneiI, uuknown. r~ mu"Aath'm, part. Demolished,
U ngr&teful, wiCked, iniqnitoua. Iniquity.
Intelligent. rr mflMasi.., Put to 1Iight, nm-
rJ.::- mtmiMim, part. Honoured. Ding away, discomftted in battle.
~ m.dadim, part. Broken.
~ mrma.Ua8, part. pus. Inverse,
haTiug the head in"erted. r~.' mtlWlim, pert. Well-
rC:- mu"klmr, part. Broken, fra-
gile; frail. Put to fiight (aa an enemy). fro muMm.... Marked with
Aa_ (0)•
.;" <... mu"ltJIif, part. Eclipsed or ...;r-, ,,",n1i, Forbidden, prohibited.
oblcured by clouds (aa the Bun or moon).
..::,)~ ,,",Mlgdt, (plur. fem.)
.; e· (... mflnkalMj, part.Disco\"'ered,
nDco"ered, re"ealed, detected, published,
Unlawful things. uf-.....AI,
displayed. One who annOnDces news7
~ munkatif, part. Eclipsed. ~ manl (plur. ..;-mMl), Sperms
Y J.:-
manid, part. Afllicted, genitale (M aut mulieris).
milIerable. ~ fllMtgat, Sperma genita1e.
.)J.:-o manhlr, Denied, etc. J!flrtgat (plur• ...,j-), A wish, de-
v-J.:- m/iMflI (fem. LJ.:-), In- 111'8.

verted, perverted, preposterous. ; ; - m""lr (fem. ~), Shining,

J~ mafNDdl. A mode, manner, splendid, illuminating, illustrious.
rule, form, coustitution, disposition, ~ manIt> Inaccessible, impene-
frame, texture. J\ef'..m~~, trable, impregnable.
In this manner, according to the mie. ~ fflunV; Eminent, exalted,
sublime, incomparable, noble.
i~ manwat, Desire; a wished for
object. . ..::,)1,-0 muwdt,
Death.
.)~ mu""aw;r, part. act. One who i\j'~ mfldtdt, ConleDting, agreemg,
illustrates; that which illuminates. stipulating.
XII'UIfQWa,., part. pus. Illustrated, illu-
minated, clear, splendid, bright. Eluci- ~'r mUwtilik, Confederated.
dated.
~\J'C mat.Dtilii (plur. of ~~).
by..c manut, Dependent, fastened, Agreements, confederacies, ~ou.
bound, belonging to, attached, tied. compacts. [Way. .
J".. mifIfDM, A weaver's beam. d;:.c ,,",fDfIJii.j, Stormy, tempestaoua.
 ~ 283 Y,-.
~'r fllfMlJiJjtJ1tat, Presence, ap- ~\"" mu~altl, A.s8iduous, pt'r-
pearance, meeting race to race, coming severing. \:J;I"" mlllDc2ltHII, Aa-
before(another); behOldin!~CO~ntiDg; aiduoualy, continually. ~\""
conferring; laying. ~ ~ fIIU- ...."iiWNlt, Pe1'lleTeraDC8.
fJJajaA4tMt or ~',.J~ lHI'l m-. i~"" mUfJJdtadat, Promising,
wiijd"" Before, in presence or. plighting faith, appointing time and
;\>.\;... fIlfldlMt, Fraternity, bro- plaCe.
therlI love. l,;a,~'r fIUIfJJc2 t li (plur. of .tl:u:r ),
il>.'r
proaehing.
fIIudkMsat, Blaming, re-
[delaying. ¥'"" AdvWee, exhortatiOlll, lMlrmOlll.
flUJfJJded, Promiaea.
r ';'"
i mfldlAM-tJt, Postponing,
:,\_ fNMDdtU (plur. of i",Lo),
JJ'r flJUfJJdJf, part. Consenting,
agreeing, approving, conformable, con-
j IOnant, congruoll8, apt, expedient.
)[aUers, azgumen~ poin~ articles. Proeperoll8, favourable, propiti01ll.
(-l'''''r, Articles of peace. illl"" mtltJJdfakat, Conformity,
, _.-3 ( If) agreement, concordance, cOrreIpOndence,
"'.)".... fNMDc2nu p ur. 0 "'.;"", consent, IIJ1I1pathy, unanimity, analogy.
Passea, entrances. J>. \..\.oCJ~ 'r t:i'r
m4fJJc2at(plur. of t:i"", .wr
(and ~'.,\,.cJ"')r), Paaaagea, and .wlr),
Occurrences, con-
entranees and exit., mgr. and ~. tingencies. Accidents.
i~\;" fIltldsdt, Being parallel, op- ~Ir m4fJJalih, Troops, 801diera,
poBitB to, equidisWlt rrom; propor- legiOll8, armies.
tioned, equal to.
- I
~j ,... mtltJJdlltlMt,
An
eq
uilib'
name
ill"" mUfJJdlilt, Friendship, love,
aft'ection.
Co~ (two thiDga), JDa.king 4lC}ual;
lJeiDg eqmTll1ent or oppoIltB to, cor-
U\:" j
mllillaMt, The being per-
lWpOuding with. tldioua, unfaithfuL
&./)'.,,- mudll, Parallel, being .i:al\j... mflc2lajflt, The being 8CCUS-
exactly OllPOI!tB to, and relMlD1bling tomed, etc.
one llIlOtJulr. Equal, nearly, about. JIr fflUfDc2lI (plur. of ~r)' Lords,
l:J!j\r fNMDc2lfn, Plur. of ~~. ~ judges. [ing.
BII1a»", ~ weights. ~,;. fllfIc2mtWtJt, ConaultiDg, advia-
~'.r fNMDliIlaf (plur. of ~Lo)" vJ\:"muania,Familiar. Bee, ~,
QudruJMlds, eIIlMlCiaIly camels, sheep, _ \1.. ....-..-
COWl, calves, ana other similar cattle. .t-.i ~ mfldfllUtlt, Custom, famill-
.u.." "" flllItDilMJlat, Conjunction, arity, society, intimaey, companiouhip.
adhesion, copulaticm,enjoyment. :Being ~''''' flUUDd.'t! Impedimenta,
ccm.sW1t1:r with another; enjoying a ohltBeles.
belaTed object. Attainment.
~'r flUUDadit (plur. of ~r)' ~I"" fNMDc2Atl, Gift.. Ditchea.
PI.-. ~~ fMlDc2yd(plur. i~Lo), Tab1el,
~'''' flUlfJJ4ti1l (plur. of ~""), ~y covered with meats.
CouDtries, natift chJ~ habitatiODB. ~,.. . .flhW, Eternal, perpetuaL
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284
." .
.J •
hinld.
IIlawt, Death.
IJu'flttljir, part. Mercenary, .. .
.,).:l..r mu·aUkhaJ, Taken, snatchlll
seized.
.r>-,..., mu-"AkAar (fem.
.
If"-r
~;.c I 14.utamill, part. act. Trust- Posterior, eonseqnent•
ing to, oonfiding in, deTolving one's .3r milOfItltl, Loving greatly.
~lf.urs to the management of another.
M,.,. '''', part. pau. A ourator, any
,-o:-,t:>j... mu·fItltl.l, part. Chastisin
n trusted in whom one ia safe and cbi~. Teaching the belles lettl
Un'. educatlllg welt. An inatructor, teacb
preceptor. Inviting to an aneem
J,..., mawta', Deceased, the dead. !!lent. ILll-tJddalJ, part. pus. Well-br
) ' 11I14-lUir, part. Preferring, choos- learned, polite, ciTil, mod8lt, conrt.eou
ing. Estimating, thinking. ;.3,..., mawaddat,Friendship, 10'
beneTolence.
t=:"'" llW.lOJ~ A wave, surge, billow. -:.
~ rmuji6, part. Motive. An 4:J.,)r mu-auill, part. The pm
erier, who lI88CD1bles the peopleto prll
cceptor;receiver. ~r~Ji by proclamation from a minaret or w'
yljJl, A good action, W'orthyof of a mosque.
a reward. yW~I~,...., ~,jr mUsI, Noxious, troubleeol
i!!'J!Ortunate, Tentious, hurtful, I
au ing a diabetes. ~,...L, JUelons.
ithout a 0&U88. ."
~.J"" mu,-u, part. Making a per
c.:.J4- r mujilJilt (plur. fem. of an heir. A cause, anthor.
~r)' CaUBe8. t.Jr ~A,
mu-tllTiU, or tJr 1
~ miljitl, part. AJJ. author, Chronological, hiItori
oa ~.J,.Jl~, Some historial
?,..., 11 uji,., Hiring, letting to farm, .,).Jr mtlwritl, A place whence
n ing. [tome. eomes, or through which he pi
~ r ujas, A compendium, epi-
I
access, entrance, paaage, approsell.
station, q~. A road to water.
~r miljit! Painful (blow, etc.)
~J.Jr mtltDn1I, Hereditary, J
Y y:;r mtltDjil6, Rendered neoes- 8lllIlled by paternalsuccesaion. I
~).Jr, Hereditary wealth, pi
"'y:;r ,1I4UJjiJ.tl (plur. c.:.Jl.,)~r), mony.
Found.. Present, existing, standing
before. c.:.Jl.,)~r mtlwjudii.t,
Jr mtllOS, mUs, The banana,
plantain fruit.

p
Cr
t.
emtenoee, beiDgs. Things tJr mUlOtllSit! part. act. A divi
..b. muwaMid, part. Professing
distributor. J(lf_", pat.
Divided. ..,
that there is one (God), orthodox.
4:JJJr mawsiln, Weighed.
~,..., m114"''\, Dismal, causing
aIIlioting. v.,,,,, mil", A razor.
pi
r l1w.wlail, Thin clay; or a
Cull of it.
r-,..., mruiUa, part. Soiling. ~
",-.tA, Dirtied.

) Z d ,vGooglc
 285 Jr
-~
~~ .....tIIIiI, A founder. ,)j&-,.-o flI4IfDtsci, :Premiaed, predioted,
Founded. predestined.
r-r flI4IfDMm, Time, season. Mill."., },.-o flNWJtI.!f1r, Luxnriant, plentiful,
An .Arabian fair or market. redundant, imJlOllible to be collected.
r,...r fMfDliim, Marked, signed, Abundant, cop1011l.
iJnIn-ed. to HOlIeII. JJ,.-o mUUJtJjik, part. Directing,
~,...r Jl11lflUJf Mosaic, belonging prospering, IOOOnding.
-;:' J';~ flllJUJft1r, Complete, perfect,
LJ- _"",,,,AlMA, part. (fem. entire, lnxmiant, copio~ full, numerolll,
;.r.r), Wearing anything, ea- • ~y, am::~t,TbPlen~ f 'U"_.3!_
pICially obliquely, ~ a ~ from the ~~ flItJUJJ "7 I1t, e cIty 0 JlLllUUl&.
moulder to tlie oppoIlte ~. ~,.. mtHDll.Uat, Fixed or restricted
J.r ".iUil, A. carner, bearer. to a certaiu debite time. Jf'--.at,
JrIUtll, The lI&II1e of a city and diatrict A penon in the HuhammMen moeq-,
w:~oina KelIOpotamia to Babylonia, wJio obllenee the euct hour when the
Ii ou the western bank of the people are to be _mbled to prayerw,
Ti.gri8. opposite to the .pot where 8nd giTllll notice accordingly to the crier.
~inefth wuauppoaed•to have Itood. ..).ir mtJUJ!icI, A. fire hearth, a grate.
'-'J"'r IfUJUJIiif, Praiaed, celebra~, ~r flllJUJUtr An accident, oon-
eommendable, laudable, endowed, quali- ti.._.. ee A ._-- h
fled, deecribed --e~ey, oocurren. p...,., w ere
. anjthiDg falle.
JJ'l'r fllQUJIiil, loined, conpled, ....;; mtJUJl11f, Left or bequeathed
mind. Attained, co~ected. for ~UI - . C:OllleCrated to God. A
~r ".1111 or ~r mUUJllUf, legacr, a bequest. Eatablilhed, deter-
- 1,.;.._ t, beq thin mined, llxed, anpported. Belonging or
IJG! ~ a teltamen uea g. restricted to, ~ndent upon. Delayed,
~r maw",'tJ', Commanded, by deferred, put , IUlpended.
1ut will, etc. A testator, ete. ~,.-o mtJUJki[, or fll(JUJW (plar.
~r miicliA, ~t. Explaining, ~'.,,-o), An army, forces, a
IllUifeltiDg. large detachm8llt, either of horae or foot;
• fItlIfDtltJ A. place life-guardll; a large cavalcade, riding
~r t> '. eepecially on cam~
r:.';r flUHDcll1f: (fem. ~"";,.-o), ~ U_'-3 art. Co-~-'
~pl.-' lituated. n-...:ted. Thcaub'ect ~.,.. m~_...~ p wuml~,
--. ~~1""'" ~ ~enmg, bmding ciOllC, connecting.
(of a speech), an object. t"";r Redoubli~, re-iteratinJr. Mtl-lIlcktld,

rJ .1\' Tbe 0 b'~ect 0 f 8Olence.

. Confirmed, oorroborateCl; redoubled ;
e1Ilcaciolll, powerflll, atrong.
-\br mfIwt~tJ and ~r' A. foot-
atep, the pnnt of a foot. A foot-stool.
Jr mtlUJflUil, part. mUUJakW,
guardian, a commisu.ry, a .uperintend-
A.
A lOCk or wrapper for the feet. ent, a vicegerent, a 8Uhatitute. A depnty.
Jcr
.
mtJUJt...., A habitation, man-
.___ f 'd h
\I
1,.-0 mflUJla or
h ;Ir _'lh A • d
m.. la, JU ge,
110n, p....,.,
'. 0 reel enee, • ouae.
• ..............ate 0 f a.I arge CI'ty. A lord.,
the .--__
J.&.r maWt.ll, A proml8e; the time and IOmetimea OmnIpotence•
• or p1lce of a promile. [nition. ,)\r fRflUJlicl, Nativity. A native
~r fRtJfDt!ltJt, ~n advice, admo- country.
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t:I"" fIIU~ Wisht'ol, desirous, t'ond ~r 1UtI11ti or ~". (plur.
of, dedicated or addicted to, greedy. ~,""), A present.
~r mulij' or ~;.., Rendering '-:-Jibr fJUH/11al1i, Given, presented.
familiar,lAlC1IItomiDg, UJiDg, IIIIOCiating.
Familiarized.
rJ"""
uij.o mu-tUlif thought.mulallm, Imagined, tancied,
part. Making the Dumber of 10001 having
completed that number. Joinmg two
things together. Collecting together;
--
~".
in~
.tl-ayyid, part. Confirming,
in strength, corroborati .....

-.
compOliDg a book. An author, an editor.
~\alr mtHllaftlt, Compositions,
aiding.
y~mu1adi,Awful, revered (man).
--

writiDgl. ~ ~ f1UIAdiGt, Reverence, t'ear,

~r melim or ~;... ",• ..-, Melan- dread.
choly, making lad. M,,"-or ....... ft" ~ fIIfI1IIJjtr, A fugitive, one
AJIIicted, ~ [IOU. who &bandana his oountly, especially oa
account of public calaniity or pene-
,))r mtlUJlfUl, Born, generated. A
cution. ~ ~ mtiMJiwa.t, De-
..;)"" mawlawt, Judicial, belonging aertion, lI.ight, lI.ying fJom country to
to a judge or magiatrate. Dime, reli- country.
gioll8, belonging to God. A derri8e, a
Muhammadan monk. il.J4.-c muluitldt, Regaling one
J"" mawltJ', God. A king, prince,
maater,judge,
IOTereign,lord, ~tei
another, giving mutual presents.
~.J~ mu1a4dtmat, A truce, peace.
.

one who liberates. [hope. Making a peace or a _tion of arma.

j:'.;'"
m.-ammil, Hoping, giving J~ ",iAd,. (and ~~), HOl'lMlcoltL
~"" ml1min, part. Believing, t'aith- ~~ mtllui,.tJt, Subtlety, acutene.,
genius, excellence.
ful. ~.,..J~\, The com-
mander of the faithful. ~~ maAdlik (plur. of ~),
Dangerous placea, perils, precipicel,
...ror miima' (or 41~",,), As- doaerta. [SeriOU8 aIrailI.
lMlIlted to. AboTe-mentioned. ~~ maAd.... (plur. of ~),
~r mamigd, A mummy. ~ maWi, A breathing bole, I
~r maut, ~;... (or ~J;"')' Pro- Tent. A p1llee whellC8 or whither the
wind bloW8.
moDS. [nate.
~ mu1&tiI}t, part. Reproaching,
~ --r mUlln"." Feminine, e1femi· • railing at or aatiriaing one another.
~r flu1n';, A. companion, an Io.S J.:+o mu1&tatll, Directed, eon-
intimate friend. • ducted, led (into the way of aal'fltilla).
~"" mGwnaiat, A city in Meso- One who ia guided on the read.
potamia. w.,..JI, Name ot' one ~ mu1&tim.., Solicitous, anxious,
being concerned (for another). ReTol,·
near Thobee in ~ ing (anything great) in the mind.
,-',;'" mtl-iil, Jj"" mfNHl1wil, part. ~ muAiat, Lite, soul,- spirit.
Bringing b8ck. dOlliriD~ to return (to a Blood, eapecially fJom the hlllUt.
former station) i redUCIug to first prin-
ciples). Explaming. interpreting, declar- J# ma!;v.r, Separated, cut of,
ing. lnatituting. directing. left, abandoned, rejected, repudiated.
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~
~ maW (plur. ,).*0), A cradle, a ~~ __....at (plur. fem. of
couch. .~t•..l1 cro, From the (*0 ), N eoell88.lY things, matters
cndle. [prayer). of importance, provision&, neceuariea for
~ mtlAadtla, lIay God amend (in a journey, etc.
r'~ maNll1m, Destroyed, levelled ~ mflAimmat, An important
dair, about which one groWl anxious.
with the groand. UNUlrJ~'
Totally ruined. jt+o miAmas, Plur.;.o~ and
1oj"'fA mtWla', Offered, presented, ..r..o '+0, A. spur.
dedicated. J.e+o m....1, part. Negligent,
.ft'O ..aAr, A marriage portion or carel-, indolent, alothful. Aletter with-
gift lett1ed upon the wife Wore marriage.
MfIIw, A hOlll8 eolt. out a diacritical point; as 0) or.J
\:) ~ft"O _i1wija,. or """rajd", The with respect to .i or j, the first
autumDal equinox, the autumn. being called ~ J'o), the other
)~ mllAr dar, The keeper of the
aeaIa.
4wu:f'A. J\.i. .
jrro maAm11S, Alif ! MmI4t«l, i.,.
J,j+o maAat1l (fern. UJjf'O)' marked with AtJmN ('), which, in printed
EDIIciated (e.pecially with age). books, shewl , to.ne radical, not
r~ maAal1_, Routed, put to flight. servile.
Jt.o mtJ1Ial, Quiet, le~, delay, ~ maNJMt, Skilfulness in doing
calm procedure, slow movement. anything (e.pecially adroitness IS a ser-
Tant). Jl"lHtit, 8ening. 8errice.
ot4o ~ tall,' maAtJlihi,Leiaurely, UN~ mululntli& (or j~), A
by d~ '40 maMa,., Fair geometrician, a miner, a maker of sub-
and softly. terraneous aqueducts.
i4-o m.uuat, Delay, putting oft',
deferring, retarding, dilappointing ex-
Jt:o. mtlMnnf, One who congra-
tulates othen.
pectation. Jj+o
muAawu1il, Terrific, horrible.
~ maAltJi, A place "of murder
!'" l1au2~ter. Jl,,!"ilc, part. Dea~y­ 4.j)i-O _wa', A space between two
mg, killmg, leadmg to destruction; mountains, or anything similar.
fatal, deadly, pernicious. ~ lJ:f.o
mUMgyd, Dispoeed in order,
-"W4t, _Ali"" nuJAlMk"t (plur. prepared, arranged, ready.
~~), A. dangerous place, a ~ mflAfh, Formidable, awful,
desert, (as ~ maMak). severe, graTe, revered.
~ mtWtnm (fem. ~), Great, ~ mululpi., (God) protecting,
important, neceaaary, urgent, serious. defending. An eYidence. Mil],,,,,,..,.,
~ maNna, As often as,80 many Safe, secure, protected. ~
w-u. Whm{o~h~. ~w~h ~~I, The most high God,
manner. ~\l.+o, In what- Omnipotence.
eYer it may be possible, wheneTer it can,
as often 18 possible. ~ mulaf., A despiser, contemner.
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~ mdGyyl, One who arranges ~ mugauir, part. act. See~.
or prepares, 8ee ~, Arranged, M",_IW, part. pus. Facilitated, mI-
etc. dered easy, favourable, happy. ~I
~.)4-0 maydtllfl, Plur. of ~\~. ~\JW, May God Almighty
Camps, ileItis, plains. favour (him, etc.)
,~ miyal (plur. of \..0), Waten.
~ mtlyllWat, Opulence, pros-
.J~ mlbiir (or ~~), A need1e- perity. .i~,~, To the
cue. A sting. right and left.
~ mayt, Dead. A dead body.
)~ maydr, ~acilitated, made
~ mtJyttlt, Carrion. X.,tat, easy, prosperou, gomg on successtu1ly.
Dead (woman). Jfitct, Death; the ,)~ ml,Mr, A saw.
manner of dying.
r~ mag,Al1m (or rJ~)' Un-
J~ ml,d, A promise, agree- fortunate, perverse, disilgreeable, exe-
ment, bargain, compact, confederacy, crable.
alliance, league; a testament. ~ .j~ mltiitll, The plaoe or time
J~J' Agreements, articles and of a promiso. "'~'r~' The
conditions (of peace). day of promile. The renrredion.
~\~ mayddfl (plur. ~..,~), An ~ mage't (or ~Lo)J 8toru,
open lleld, an extenaive plain. staete.
~ ~ mtJ,VIfJflQt and ~ j \..0, See '-=-'~ ",we,
A stated time; a
i}:..o and kc..oJ"1, A turret; a p1aoe appointed for a certain time or
hilrh place, a minaret or tower on the action. 'l;~I~~, The place
MUhammadan mOBques, whenoo the
crier IIUDlIDOns the people to prayer. where the pilgrims ueemble, aDd rr-
which they proceed to perform the 10'--
~!r--o mira" Heritage, snccession, nities at the temple of Mecca.
patrimony. ~ mag"fI (fem. ~), One
'-J~ mlri, Belonging to a prince, who believes everything he heara.
etc. The royal treasury. J
\..0 ~~ maykiis, Wakened, ronsed.
,-!~\, The royal revenue. ~ magI, Inclination, affection,
y!r.-o mlsdb, A canal, aqueduct,
love, benevolence.
~ mil (plur. ~, and J.r-.o>,
spout, drain.
A mile (nsed generally for an En~~
~~ mlsdfl (plur. ~j\.,-o), A Italian mile, though often for a
balance. A pair of seales. The celestial mile or French league). A mil&4olle
sign Libra. lIeaaure, metle, rhyme, or direction-post. A 81UgIlOn's probs or
tent. An il18tnunent for &DointiDg the
vene, pro80dr. ~).r-.•l\~W, The eye with collyrium.
tongue of the balance. ~~I~ ~~ mllad, Nativity, birth.
The eye of the balanoe j i.I. The perpen- ~ mayald.. and .u~ ~,
dicular bars between which the tongne Inclination, alI'eetion, regard, respect.
vibrates.
~ mtlprafltlt, The right side or
,)~ ml:UW, A.girdle, an apron. hand.
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L:.I~ ""pall, Fortunate, happy, ~"
Of UDOOIDJDon beauty.
m:t: aupici01lll.tf,l~~U, Happening rarely.
A 11&-
~ ..llI4 (plur. ~), A port, ~"U lI4tlwtlt or lI4tlWaA, An un-
h&Tc~ harbour, au anchoring ground !'Ommon thing, a rarity, a curiOOty. An
for.IhiI-' Enamel, enamelled. Incomparable man, the phamix of the
Igll, rara aria. Stnnge, uncommon,
UN~ ...,-~, Desperate. Any- obllolete (speech). An unexpected acci-
thiDg deBpainld of. A deBperate man. dent, anything that surprilel.
~ • .".,lciJl (dimin. of diyo), r"U riatltin, A penitent j repentiDg.
AlmOl& certain of anything. .JU lid,., Fire.
~JU fIilril1, See ~U, A ooooa-
nut.
~
~"JU f14n1rll, Spikenard.
i:1 lIill, The twenty-1lfth letter of
the Arabic alphabet. In arithmetic it ~ U lId,.,." -An Indian nut. The
Il1P~ 60 i and in almanaeb it de- fruit of the cocoa palm; cocoannt
notes the conjunct aspect of the stan.
~U lId,.M1i, An orange. $JU,
t tid (when aftlxed to nouus is the Of an orange colour.
~Te pronoun), Our, ours; (when
annexed to Terbs it is the persoDal pro- ...jJU lIdrl, Fiery, fnll of fire.
DOun), as, to lIS.
c4JU lI4rfytlt, The state, nature or
~U. ttil.lHt (fem. ~\i), Growing, force of he.

e lIdhiA,
germinating.
A barker.
~U fIillliv :Bursting out, overflow-
~L:)UlIdsit 4t, Stars. Bowa. Name
of a chapter in the Alcoru.

ing (as a well or a rinlet).

~\: ttilitglat, A man of magnifi-
cence or of high rank. Name of a poet.
t:li ft4ji!, Easy, expeditious,
quick (journey, etc.) ProIperoas, sue-
-ruL
~U ttilJ'f (fem. ~\i), Eecaping.
~'..,-Q\ a,.fldAirtiJl and ~\j.rQ\,
Two nen-es or Teins in the throat or
ja...... Two of the short ribs.
~ \i tidAl, Inclining, tending to-
-warda.
~ \i. rtdmgtlt, A country, territory,
district; • tnct, cout, shore.
.J~'J.=;.. \j fIillJlilu' ,'IatltJ,.,
eere, faithful.
)"U ft4W, Singular, rare,
un-
common, ,xcellent, precious. ,,,U
J)U tldsil, part. Deacending. Dis-
mounting, alighting.
V'"U ndI, llankind.
LW\ E"lI4Iat, }lecca.
€"U ,.ilIij, part. A compoeer j
making au oration.
t:"U ftilIil&1, part. Abolishing, ob-
literating, erasing, ClIJICeUing. A copier
of a book. A trUsf'ormer.
~U fltllii, Devoted to God or
Tirtue. [manity'o
~,...U lIdlat, Human nat1lre, hu-
.J,...U tldl11,. and .J~\i, A disease in
Sin- the comer of the eye; also one in the
gums, and another in the podex, atteDded
by a coutant dofluxion.
~\i Mil, Forgettiug, forgetful,
J
forgotten.
19
;:'li ,hit', part. Di8pel'lling, 1lC8t- A. mill ~a1ao thc teeth of it), especiaIl:
or
that whIch is turned by weight watel
terin, . 1IIIiD«, di.wpg. BeTiving. by the wind, or by cattle, for raisinl
4t; 11 ,hI, part. (fem. ~Ij), water from a well~ river, etc. i.J~l
win • increuiDg, growiDg up (u a A. water bucket or pItcher.
y). Arising, appearmg, produced,
bl'01lgbt to ¥L
..rli tldtl , The messenger of death
~Ij m, part. Erecting, eetting t.1; tldfi.U, part. Blowing, iohting
'up, • I planting, CODStituting.
,),;1; 1tdfis, part. Penetrating, pus
li ,Iil ill, part. A monitor, coun- ing, ge~ through or executing (buai
Dor II aincere friend. u_). hanng effect, reoeiTed or obeye
.r"1j nillir, A. defender, an assistant. everywhere (as a royal edict). ~
(God) the giver of victory. i "",W' ~l\.i.,;Ij, A. prince whose oom
" 'nU, Naureth in Galilee. J manda all obey.
(Ij fW,di.J~ Ripe fruit. ~Ij ndfit:' Salutary, wholesomt
IIlICful, profitable, adYBDUgeoWl, ~
eli tlllli", part. Batting with the
jlj 1tdjl, Repelling, rejecting, re
horns (Ull ram).
• pw.ing. Negatiye.
Jot; nillir, plar. .r-1''i,
The keeper iiI; ftdiat, A she camel. ii81
r vineyard or pe.lm gardcn. The Certain stan in form of a camel.
nllD t a bath.
~I; Mi., (fem. ~Ij), Deficien1
. li flilti/, A. kind of oonfection, imperfect, mutilated. Defecuye (Yerb:
cililly one white and hard, made of
j.LJ1vai}j, Defective in jud@
the root ~. boiled long with ment, ailly, stupid.
now win llUglU', etc.
JjU ndh"l, part. Transporting frol
• li lIati1:, part. Speaking. Per- place to place. A. porter. a carrier. ,
spicuous. Rational (animal). ~ reporter, a relator. A. copier.

;blj, Dumb. irrational. ~~ VW.,;li ftdhz" A. bell.

c..,;.. \.i , A. rational animal. man. I.i Ij ndiaA, A ahe camel.
• L;~~~. An irrational
v--S'li niil.,·" Mean, humbled, dE
pr-oo, hanging the head.
nimnl, a beast. .iil, Ij , The faculty JI; ..al. Giving, bestowing, liberal
r
.\.i nuzim, A. composer, arranger, (or J.=.j), Obtaining. Any thin
juster. A goyemor, administrator. acquired.
A com of yenes, a poet. Lr,..1; ntIm'ill (pI. ~'';), Bept
~L; lIati" Sleepy, drowsy, tation, fame, renown, esteem. Dipit
lclhargic. [Orion. Law.
l:J - - :' \ mtftdtiidn, Two stars in ~Ij naml. Growing, increasinJ!!
• whatever groft.
r:\.i ntl t im, Soft, easy, convenient,
gcnue, t der, delicate. ~Ij ndAth, part. A. plunderer.
.Jr\.i ndtU,., A. vein spurting out ~ Ij ndhtl. part. Braying (as I
BIll), neighing (u a hone). The pia
blood, u t to be stopt; (or ~,~ Ij ), in the throat whIch produces thOl4l101IllC

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~J:m~' perl Promoitiog, for- banting from a fountain, etc. at..
~, Flowing or spring water.
~U fIill;'.t, An interdict, prohibi-
tion, anything forbidden. bJ na6g1, Appearing, becoming
manifest, di~l";.... •.
";U fIil" A reed, 8 pipe, a ftute, a -ti.... rorih'.--~ ; _~~ng up,
b.._~ , gomg u ... apiIIIL Be.
8aP.o1et, • Me, military iDltnunent of COID1ng. good poet, thongl1 net natur-
::::';'.. reed played upon by the anyao.
~ fItI1Jd, The lot tree.
~t fId-al (pinr. Y~ ttaeDtDdh,
A deputy. ~ lieutenant, nceroy, nee- ~ fItI1J.tIltIt .(fem. J:J), Excellent,
gereut, substitute; the deputy of • judge. Uilftll, mgemous. NtI1Jlct, One Arabian
arrow. A p-t. • gift. A thing of
~~ ftdi1HJt (plur. ~~), An ac- ~t moment. NtIlJIat, A reward, com-
cident, misfortune. £8DlI&u0!1' A mouthful. Apparatua.
l'1'eparecI, ready.
k.::u 1Id,1tIt, Weeping, lamenting. .~ MlItD.t and .J~' The higher
A hired mourner.
J!U lId,il, part. Arriving at, 011- part of ground. •F IIMiifD4t
Prophecy. . ,

r!U tid,.
taiDing, acquiring.
(fem.~U), part. Sleep-
ing, slumbering.
~ flak (fem:. A_ •;, plur. ~\),
A prophet. ~H . ..,..j \", 0 prophet
of God. .... • •
~\J IIMat, An herb, 8 Tegetable,
~ ~ lWl. fItI1Jl., Wicked.
grass. ,-=-,\,j~ (plur.), Herbs,
~ IIMltl, Wine.
simples. NaMe (or '-=-'~;'" ),
he sugar, white, cu.died, re1Ined. ~ u1l11, Excellent. 1DgeDioua,
.ldIful. Generous. Great.
~\J fItI1J~tl,at, Vegetables.
..;\::j ,.utill and ~\::j, What fall8
C\J ~al, Bee ~j. CQ fllliM1, when pulling out anything.
A barker.
J\J flalal, (plur. of J:J), Arrows,
.w
h.; utdn.t, Smelling badly
0;..1,.;.... '
8.~.
Jt;i flQlIhdl, One who has or ~\::j uta" (plur. of ~), Con-
._ maIres arroWl. [(nobility). clusions, .,.llogisma, consequences, 1Ub-
4Ul\J fItI1Ialtle,Being noble, renowned stano-.
~ uhe, Growing, germinating, ;:J ut,., Drawing with vigour (a
sprouting (88 herl...-)·, vegetati.... bow, ete.) Snatching, earrying off.
briDgiDg forth. -&'--0'
v.=; ""'1, Pulling 01f (a thorn)
~ _1, Barking. To bark. with pincers, etc.
~ "dill, Discovering or digging U,:.j Mil, Pulling ont (hain,
up what hu been buried (88 tnIu1u'e, • feathen).
diad body, etc.) I:fJ uen, Smelling badly, a stink.
~ fItI1Jtl, }lotion, the beating of
an arlery, the pu1le. ~ uRj.t, The conclusion (of.
.,.Uogism); the sum, RbetanCe, rault.
~ fIIJ1HltJt, One pulsation.
~ -t> (Water) springing or
.r ~, An oration, a prose com-
po8ltiOll.
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~ Mjil. or'~, Eecaping, being ~ fUlJ1, A race, family stock,
h1lerated, eet free, or emancipated. progeny, a IOn; the young of an animal.
~ L:i' MjillJat, Genel'ORity, nobleness.
The beinggeneroua, liberal, high minded.
ri' Mjm (plur. rT'f'.. "ujam), A
a star, a planet. ~,~:
i~ Mj-at, Liberation, freedom,
The Pleiadea; a1IO the ~lar g .
, llll1vation.
C~ MjaA, Happening fortunately.
4' Mjmat, Name of a plant 01
grua.
Good 1UCCelIlI.
rri' nujo.m, Stare. r~'rh
'-'~ Mjjatl, A maker of cushions Astronomy.
and beds.
1-·
~% n'fio.ml, Belonging to th
J\.:lP MjjM', A carpenter. BtarI.
b}l:f:' nija,.at, The carpenter's art. ~ fu~jlll, Generons, excelleu'
noble, praiseworthy, honourable. A her
LLi' ntg'a,at, The being dirty.
~ najltl, Bold, brave, stroUI
Nastin8llll.
.t.:. \:.i' nijiUAat, The being quick,
'. fll, The lion.
expeditions. .t.:.\siJI, The king ¥
ntg"tl, Name of a plant or her
of the Ethiopians. • b~ MMt, A side, tract, ete. S
Li't
t. ~ ,Jupjat Mja u Bold, ~l;.
strenuous.
Vi" ~ 'luluu or MM" BJ.'88Il, melt
r~ Mjjam, An astronomer, an bnl8ll or copper.
. astrologer.
.."..,b!: MM,I, Brazen, coppe~.
4=f!' nujalJat, A noble generons man, ~~ 'liM/, Plur. of~.
a hero.
. ... .
~.
. The fiower of a nation. See
.iJ ~ nUMlat, The being emaciat
Leanneaa.
~ Mjatl, Grief, anguish, stupidity, ~ M"lI, Crying excesaivE
fatigue, lllllllitude. An imJl8diment in 'weeping aloud, howling.
spcc'Ch. Overcoming,conquenng. Proving,
makiug an experiment. Knowing, dis- ~ Mnt, Smoothing, plani
cerning. Higli ground; an open, patent, acraping anything to make it fit.
or high road, C8pccially to higlier ground;
the higher part of Arabia towarda
.r...rs!' nikrlr,Indl18trious, intelligl
.kilful, Imowing, expert, experience<
Babylon (the lower being .l..43).
Carpew, CIIIIhiona, pillows, _chet, or ~ MM, A sinister aspect of
sneb furniture. .tan, a bed omen, miafortune.
i~ Mjaat and i'-'\:i', Fortitude, ~ nuAala, Plur. of~.
magnanimity, boldnClS. A battle. A1Dic-
tion, misfortune, ca1amity, terror.
Jes:'" flaAl, Bees.
.i=f:. najaa, Performing (a promise). .u.s:. naA14t, One bee•
Finishing (busiueas, an oration, ete.); ~ MAnu, We. l:........ii ~ fI4
bein~ atthe end of a journey, ete. nRj'lUftO, lVe,ounMllvee.
'V--+":' n(/j" .(rem. 4), Dirty, i.$..=s:. naAnaAat, Making a noil
filth)', nn.ty. N"jal, Dirt inc"', filth,dung. tbe throat by coughing. etc.
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pi'uTtw, Towards. ,.s\J',Grammar,
1Jlltu. etymology, iD1Iection, dec1eDsion.
Literal speech, iICoordiDg to the rules of
grammar. .As, like, about, towanU, near.
JIiS la_lOa, Acconling or agree-
able to.
V'~ tIt.I1ik, Bad, ill, unfortunate.
L~ _ilIat, A bad presage, aD
Ullhappy accident, miafortune. Unfor-
tuDate.
J~ ....ill, The being emaciated,
lean.
...;~ MAtOt, Grammatical.
~ MAlh, Weepingexcesaively,
cryiDg aloud, howling, shrieking.
~ MAY; Lean, meagre, weak,
aleDder.
t~~t> The spinal marrow.
.u~ IUdAdltrt, Grain or anything ~ ~ tlllSl,., A meaenger of bad
sifted; also what mnaiDa ill tile meTe;
bran.
~ "u1.Uat, Chosen, selected,
better.
.Ji? uair, Wom, rubbed topieceB; l:.i~ ,..,.tlI., Nard or spikenard•
pierced (u a carious bone). & .tid tt A dispute, contention,
~ ,..w, Sifting (meal). The
palm-tree.
~ fUIkAW, One palm-tree.
i,s!' fldAtDat, Pride, hanghtin8l8;
pomp, magnificence.
~ _All, Palm-trees. I
~ w, A perfume, compoaed of
musk, ambergris, lIJId the wood of alOOl ;
or simply of ambergris. . .uJ
1.1.i "itlil, Calling to one, convoking,
proclaiming. A. proclamatiou, a clamour.
To proclaim, announce, di1'1l1ge, publiah.
\.>.:JI-i~, The interjection of
elIlling, the Toeative.
i.'~ fIIItldmat, Repentance, con-
trition, penitence.
iJ'~ uGdtDat, Moisture (ofground). . blood.
'-:-'~ fItIfllJ, Lamenting or monming
the dead; making a funeral oration or
enoomium.
~~ .atlhat, A plaint, lamontation;
a funeral oration.
-.:.;~ ftIMlj, Beating or separating
(cotton) with a 1arRe bow, which they
lieat 1f1th a kind oflwnmer.
r~ fftJdtJ"., Repenting. Penitence.
t.~ .U/lQmcJ, Companions.
'-J~ fttJdtJ', Being moist, humid,
wet. Moisture, rain, wetneu.
r- ~ lItJIlim, A pot companion, aD
iIltimate friend,. a pril'1 couuaeller, a
confidant. A. king's fool, jester, or
buft'oon.
Joli fIIJU', A vow, a promise made
to God; a gift. anything offered or dedi-
cated. To TOW, to de1'ote, to preseut, to
dedicate to God.
neft. A. prophet, a preacher (seDt to
terrify the wicked), an apostle, a legate.
~,; flM]l" The naroiu1l8.
contro1'eny, litigation, IaWlUit.
.u~ fltJS4Ut, Elegance, politeneu..
tJflQStJtt To remove, to carry off,
to pull up, to tear out.
wJ lItISj, Flowing fast (as blood or
tears), being exhausted of blood.
JjJ nasi or • •, Descending,
alighting.
1IIIIIltIt, One descent. Nualat,
A. descent or deftuxion of humours, a
catarrh.
J'J ,""111, A descent, alighting.
aJ fUJl.Aat or nasMt, Delightful
(country). NwMt, Plesaure, delig1lt,joy,
cheerfu1Dess. An ornament.
~J nasi/, Debilitated by 1018 of
 u-J 294 \.:,.;
W ttti4 (plur. ~"'..J), Woman, iug.~'.11 tI4I4Ii, The COD-
the"male lI8X; a lady. -'-_l1_tion Orion.
.wua \- ~,
CoI~ - ...
"'."W fl(lU4J~ A weaver. -.ta-lIi, Two ItarlI in the .-lea 01
'=- Libra.
i..l...:J\ Aft flllltiHt, lleooa. ~ filii! (.L(....j or 4,SW), The
~W fIIIIillwat, Neetoriana. ~ religioUl, devout; TinuoUl, de-
.oW "",a/.t, Chaft' whioh ftiee oft' dieaUDg or I8Critlciug to God.
when winnowing. J-i ...z
(pIal. JW\), OftBpriDg,
vJW, A she marJDOll8t, etc. See }IJ'Og911y, lineage, deacendanta, reJatiaD·
ahip, Itock, race.
VWh..J· .....J MM", (Wind) blowing gently;
~W flllliIy....., Plnr. of ~.
M I breathing.
1M 1
~ 11411tJb, Genealogy. .t....J t1MlUMt, The soul, spirit,
~ t1MtI&Jt, Proportion. Nt.IHII, the breath. [marmOle&.
Relation, ~regardiDg, attri- vwh..J nm.a., A. kind of ape, a
~~te, reference. ity, connection. Col~ ..waJl, Women, ladies.
~ ni,lHIttlJl, Relatively, in
respect of, in regard to. i ~ fIIIIfD4It, :Neglecting or abandon-
. 6 Related to fth blood mg. N - ' , Women (the IiDpJar ill
~ filii I, ,0 e • use ia i'.,.', A woman).
L(anything).
rtMJ~ Weaving (oloth.) Twisting
J""; fItIIi1r, Plnr. ~.
~ MIa, Transcnoiug a book, loj,...J "iItof, Womanly, t'emiuine.
coppng. Obliteratin~l defllcing, alJro.. . .-..i 11__, Forgetting, negleo~""',
gating (a law), ~ (Olle bI an- u '.;7 --
other), annulliDg, rejecting, bre&kiDg, • omitting. A. thinJf fO!'ROtteD 01' 1IIl-
confuting. NIII4IIA(plnr.of~), worthy to be remeniberec(
Eumplll8. CoI~ Mltlgan(dualofW).N""a",
~ "IIIUM or ..,I_A, An Forgetful. FUJIa-., ObliTion. Fmp.
exemplar, protolJpe, archetype, a copy fulnea, neglect.
~ fIlUI6, Related to another.
r, or mOdel whence anything ii taken.
A mode of writing.
~ MW, An eagle, a vulture.
~ fIaIIjat, A web, anythiDg
woven.
t:i',1~" The falling vulture. ~ flail"" A gentle gale, the
sephyr, fragrant air.
.... The lyre (another collltel1atiOll). ~ MlM, Starch.
~, .n MIir, An Arabia idol.
y\l.i MI'uMh, ArroW'B. N.wu,
..;~ fItIWI, Aquiline. An arrow maker.
l:J!..rJ fIaIfi", The Dareiune. Jj:I\.:,.; NiddkrorJ~\.:,.; N"tdilpir,
)~ MIlar "riJ~. Nestorian One of the eapitala of Xho~ '1'1ae
(1eCt). word is IIlIid to imply the city of BAijIir.
U..J MIl. Winnowing (com). J~\.:,.; fWI1&4flir, Sal ammoniac.
~ lIaId, Order, aeries, arrange- ~\.:,.; ,""Mr.t, What is taken d
menlo connection; style, manner of writ- a piece of wood with a aw.

....
 t~
k~ ..,Mt, Cheerfulness, gladn888, ~ fI4W, Asaiatanoo, victory.
joy, exultation, trinmpb, pleasure. ~~ NukMtI fI4U4W, Nebu-
-i\:J MIMI. Dryness in the mouth
from extreme bunger.
4:)l.:.J "i,AdIJ, A sign, signal, mark,
ehBnder, lIIl8l, iDdex, 8IUl0tatiOIl. En-
aign, ftalt, banner. A b:t£for archers,
etc.) F'amilyarms, arm . bosrings.
.:..:..; ..,,.,., A lancet.
';. .
~ ..,Tul, Asking, enquiring, be-
_bing for God'. we, laying (to any
olle), J eonjure you by God!
? "'Mr, Spreading (a table,
~;~;?bksh~::);==:
Ia.....
IC3ttenng, .trewing. Cutting with a
~ M81taf, Ground imbibing
water, or the water 10 suckod up. Black,
burJlt looking pumiee-ato11ell.
~ ...W,OdOUl, perfume. Smell-
iDg anythiDg frlgnmt, 1I1u1Bng up per-
fuJne.
295 u:u
obadnlllzar.
~~\, The Christian religion,
Christianity. [Vietory.
'•.r=U flUlrat, Aaaistance, defence.
o.i.r=U MWf, Triumphal, victorious•
~ Ulf(plur. ~'...:u\), The half,
the middle part. .J1.71'~ In
't"'_
J,
the middle of the day; DOOD.
~'~J,Inthemiddleofthe
night. ~,~, Midnight.
~ ..,14t, The crown of the head.
C~ narilt, True, constant, sincere.
~ na1l6, A part, a portion,
. chalice, lot; good fortune; fate, destiny.
. 117 J. N'-'b' • ...,
~ .LY4Ilol, 131 18 m .lD.esopo-

~ ""'lw, Increasing, rising, grow- tamia. [A mODitor.

ing up (aa a boy, etc.) apriDging or ~ fltUfA (plur. ~), Faithful.
~routuJg, being produced. A ngetiye, •
Yegetable. ~ ft/JIflat, Couusel, advice,
~ ...llll, Venes which people exhortation, admouition; a lOrmon; an
recite, eapecially alternately. IdTertilemeat, p~ll.
~ ...llt, :Brisk, cheerful. ~ ft/JIf,., An assistant, a defender.
~ ,..", The style or text of a C \W nattalt, :Butting or striking
book. with the horua (aa a ram).
yLzj "ila6, The hilt (of a aword), ~ fltltl, :Butting with the horns.
or the handle (of a lmile). 4:J'.r~ ns'1-'
L 7 ...n,
N'tre
1. N atron.
4.- Lzj MlaMt (and .to-\..aj), A.d- ~ fltdl'tJt, Sperma homini8.
-riaing, giTing colllllCL • 'J'
";J'-i Ml4rtJ', Christians. 4:J~I, The two seas, as the
Euten1 and the Weatern, \he Kediter-
t:'-i Mlayil (plur. of ~), ranean and the Red Sea, "the Penian
Couuaela, adrieea, admOnitiOIli. Gulpb. and the Sea of China.
~ ..,tJ6, Fixing, planting, erect- ~ Mtil, Speaking well, ~loquent.
'. T -... - 0....,,_... to dec'-- Nlltlt, A word, articulation, apeeoh, pro-
mg. 0 ~~.. - - ; ...." Ilunciation.
lIf'PC?int, collltitute, inatal; to fix, plant; ..
to eleTate, exalt, rear. )u:u nasa,., Spectators.
~ MIl, A.dvising, giving GOUDIe!. • \I ••
~ ,} ui&i fUlliirtJt, IIlIIp8CtioD, 8uper-
~ .....-, Plur. of~. iD.tande1lcy, adminiaUatioD.
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ij.l:aj 1141111J,,"orll4llllJ,.4IA,Bpectators ~ fllJtam, Yes, thua, it is 80, ~ery

well•
.i;\l:aj fUJliijat, The being clean.
Cleann-. \.t.,u fllJtM and ~ (the same 88
Neatn-, purity.
~\l:aj "izam, Order, disposition, i..,u, or the plud, Benefits, etc.
~ \.t.,u J-=~~"
arrangement. Composition of ver-.
A custom, habit, mode, way of life, Praise be to
institution! the ~bi way, a right line. God for hia benefits.
A fuundabon, basis, constitution.
~ Mtimflt4, Hail! 0 excellent!
)iv fIGlIIIF', The eight, vision, look.
To look at, behold, _, gue upon, to '-=J\.t.,u nit"miit, Plur. of .i.."u
turn the eyes or the mind towards (any flit""
object), to attend to; to eonaider, weigh,
rate, nlue. ~~ ltUtmdft, Name of the kings
of Hyra m Arabia, especially of the
~ fltlU'at, One look.
r:u tIaSln,
arrangement.
See
A
~\l:aj. Order,
Itring of pearls.
laat. ~W,~u.:., The anem-
one.
i..,u Mtmat, Convenience, ease,
Poetry, nne. afBnence, wealth, .NitMllt, GracioQS-
~ ftfISl,., Alike, resembling, eqnal n-, beneficence, a benefit.
to (another). ~~,Looking ~ MlMt (or t.\:..i), Mint,
towards or opposite to a thing. apear-mint.
~ ftfISlj, Pure, clean. ~"u -e
lt , EncomiODlll, praises.
~\.j ""ta., Having a propensity ~~.)"u MtUsII billaA, Let us 1IJ
to sleep, IOmnolent, lethargic. to God (from anything wicked)
~\.j Melm and .i:..W, The ostrich.
~t.::), a'nMtilyim, The twentieth
~.)~~~.)."u, MtilsllbillaA
... Mlika, God preeerTe us from that
manaion of the moon, beinlr eight Itara
in a circular position, of wliich four are
~;-J'~~H~.L~.)..,..
called ~.>~'; the other four "'Iff'.
ll4It- 1Jillq.Ai .... " .1uTut,tii,..·",
•.»)1. Goa defend us from Satan the acc:ursed
(which is often ~ to rhyme wit!
~ Mtt, An epithet, a descrip-
tion. An adjectiTe noun. Praiee, an r:=-)'~\r)'~'~ lJinniW..•
eulogium, encomium. Nlltt.'ftllllbi, In the name of Go
rGAllIi.i"i'", rM,....
The praise of the Prophet (which, after
the pm- of God, is inactibed at the
the gracioll8 th~ merciful. .)-'"
begiDning of many boob; a speciee of
inTocation). [lOmnolency. \:......A.iL,,~~~~ fI(Jttllll bi"llaJ
~ fllJt" Sleeping, alumbering,
..i" ,AwUri a"/tIrirtii, May God prote.
III against the wickedneA of our 011
.t:.-; Mt,at, One sleep or slumber. deairea.

~ Mt'''' A bier, a co1Bn, with a ~ Mt1m (or ¥), Ease, quie1

dead body. tranquillity, pleasure, afBuence, anythiJ:
good which we enjoy.
~ Me,A horse-moe; a moe, a ru MghMn or nagAm, (Readjng (
slipper, or anything which defends the
feet of man or bout; a woman'. bukin. singing) in a low voice. 4.M
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..,1IaM, A 110ft neet TOice. A mlllieal
lOund or tone. Melody, IODg, modu- vdi naltMl, Shaking (a tree or a
lation, a trill or shake. garment).
..;W 'JIIIfd., Penetration. hi; nafl, Naptha, bitumen, liquid
naptha.
L,w 'JlllfiUttl, The being precious,
~ nalt or nafttf! Gain, prolt,
exquiaite.
adnntage, utility.
l,\£j Mjfil', or kW, Naptha, bi-
tumen, or a place where it ia found in iii; nalau', The neceaaary exponaee
pat plenty. for linng. Stipend. 1I&1ary.
tW flijat, or .t.A; naAtt', Emolu- ";,a; MIa., Penetrating, piercing
ment, utility, adT&Utage, profit. through.
t\£j 'JIIIjfilf! Useful, olle who does ),a; nalt1r, Abhorring, nauseating,
al'ene.
good.
JW naf6.k, The being aaleable V",a; fI"fill, Plur. of ~ nal',
~). The being brisk (market). ~ naIl, Prohibition, proscription.
Nifik, H ypoc:riay, fallacy, fabity.
To prohibit, interdict, PfOlCribe. To
V"'! W MjO.gN, PrecioWl thinga. reject, to refuse, to rep• .
t. MfA, Breathing or di1fuaing ~ najf,., A body ormen, especially
odour. To scaUer perfume, to smell de-
lighitully. To blow (u the wind).
from three to ten. r\':~, A
• " ~~ rising or expedition; the pub-
i.s,JlJ MIM', One blast or breath of l18Iling of the amm-e ban, a general
wind; a fragrant gale, perfume. Repu- summons of the nobility to appear in
tation, good fame. arms with their troop',
t naftJMa, !llowing (with. ~e ~ najf,., A kind of musical in-
mouth); ~UDdinlr (a ~orn). Inspiring,
m.&hing mto. Bwelling.
atrument, a brazen trumpet. J:.k
•
~ Mfa, Penetrating, pervading, ~J' Dl'lUDS and trumpets.
pien:ing quite through. The penetrating
power. ~- OJ - ,
Aprecious
• - i j M'I,(fem..t......£j)
•. • or wiahed-for object, what one receiTea
..I'J naf.,., One pel'lOn. especially of with a short-breathiDll' eagerneas. Great
the common people, a common IOldier. richea. Precious, delicate, exquiaite.
~ nafrtlt, Flight, terror. Abomi- y\ii _'!db, A veil.
nation, aTemion. - I~· I.d Be' h' t. .
" "I.. ( The ~uu M_otfl,
U""'-' p
lur.
V" W')_' mg a C Ie, m&gl8-
trate, or leader of the ,PeOple. n.
breath, respiration. vo£l'~' tribunitial or magiaterial dignity.
The uthma, a clliIIculty of reapiratioa. ~\ii nakt!,.aA, A kettle-drum.
~~ " The last breath. l.P\lj naaa,l, A painter, ICUlptof,
~ ..I_ (fem. plur. ~, and • embroiderer, gilder of boob, etc.
iJ'~)' The 8Oul, the spirit, ~; ~~ "iI:iJ,Ius',
The art of painting,
the body, blood. Aeah; a penon, an m- • I ~. __ I.~ P
dilidual, mbetance, _ . 'JI,llj __fDtt', urity.
\.....,ij "/MI, A woman in labour. ~ uD, Digging through a wall.
~\-Ai _pa"I, LuxurioWl, oamal. ~~, Plur. of ~.
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.ui nakd, Ready money, prompt ..}J tIGlI, Clean, pure, exce1lex
payment.. exquisite, chaste.
~.ui nal:lf, Ready (money), be- ~ nakfh (plUt'. ~), A. chil
-1 nging to ready money. a leader.
~ nakrat,' One smack with the ~ Mkyat, A word. i...;w tllJifS
Ii ngers, etc.
• -. nabh, Painting, embroidery, (Cem. of ~ nali), Pure,clean,el
picture, drawing. To paint, to em- ~ 1ItIkb, Defective, deficiel
braid r, either plain or in colours.
ia.b4, Carring, engraTing. faulty, ncioua.
~ nakfd, Destroying awol
~ fla' (and L:)~)' Defect, de-
demoliah~
a hnildiDg. Contn
Bi , diminution, detriment, injury. AD enemy.
advenc, inunical..
Lc. 4...1..UJ~~J>..,), L:i..ii nakftlat, A. competition 1
Tb.er is a defect in his understanding.
ohiill, Lou.
~een two poet., when one repeata a'
or linea, to which the other mak..
~ naktl, Dissolution, violation, extemporary reply.
rupture. .....,4A.i, To demolish, dis- c:l(j mlWA, Matrimony, mlll'l'i.8
101 undo, untwist. Congreesna venereua.
hai nakt, Marking (a consonant, a Jl(j nakai, An exemplary ptmi
ment, a chastisement; a preventive,
book etc.) with points. ~ atraint. Troublea, distreaaea.
"wktat, point, a 'POt, a atain. A vowel
~ naM, The being aftlicj
~ ~, From point to point, Unfortunate. Having a Jl&in in.
pun y. shoulden. Limping, haltlng. li
-. nak~, Steeping in water, putting Inverting. ThrOwing down or a'
~. Hurting the foot, banI
anything medicinal into it. atone sUcking in the hoof, and limJ
&-.iii Mkf, Btriking violently. (or 4!-i), Amiotion, adv,
H, Hiatory, narrative, rela- fortune.
tion, re account, tale, atory. A copy. ~ Mkbat (plur. ;~), Adven
om pili IllIn'lItivea. Transportation, calamity, misfortune, aftlictiou. I
tnwsplllDting; translation (trom one miny, contempt.
lan uo to another). Jij, To id.; nuitat, A subtile ~ qu
CllIT)' fr m one place to another; to conceit, a nice or metaphyUcal diI
I to relate, til mend, etc. NtIld tion, a mystical ~eatioJl. A p
or ,ut/rlll, Anything given at entertain- An impn-ion maile with the tip 0
menta along with wine, u &nita, aweet- fiIIger, or with a atick OD the pun
m lao
o ... nikmat or nakmat, Puniahment, ~ nab, Breaking an agreeDl
rev n . Malevolence, hatred. A dis- ~ "dd, Miserable, avarici
mper. V hemence. Hardn-, leverity. NaltfMl, Leadin« a wretched mile
'>,ii tluktla (plUt'. of ~), Buma of life.
r nd)' Dlonoy. [turea, etc. p "aw, Not knowing or ackJ
J jJ ml~'l1,A (plur. of ~), Pic-
ledging (another), denying, reprobl
rejecting, repudiating.
~ tlQ t! Anything dissolved in ~ naNal, Undetermined, t
tcr, to make medicinea, drink, lite. Itrictod, indefinUe (noaa).

oJ 1~ Coogle
 299 I~
p. III&, Driving away, beating
blek,~,trampling upon. Sting-
~ flamlD, Growing, increasing.
Beeomiug fall or deep coloured (.pecially
iDg witli the n<Bl(a ~t which bas black or red).
IppII'eIltly DO mouth; biting beiDg ex-
~ flamy or Mml, Growing, etc.
prelIIlld by ~). (A well)
fIII}ItJ. FUiDg the sIwp point of any- ~ umlm, Calumniators.
lhiDg in the ground.
~ MInImal, Detraction, slander;·
~ .-., (for v-S'li), Poor, wlliapering in the ear. The sound of a
wretched. xu., Inclining downward, pen when writiug.
UlYertiDg, P~ topsy turvy. Reading
~ (especially a chapter of thll Y~ nUlDlDtib (plur. of ~I.i),
AlconD). Vicegerents, lieutenants, goTerDOrl.

)j:J lIIIiiir, Denying. Seep. t:! Iy MIDtibitt Places of the body

~ lIGIfr, Repudiating, reprobat- whence perspiration
camels).
tOft (.peciallyof
ing. H.at.etuI, det.eatable, odiollll, w...
IpUIe.. ChaDged for WorM. hy- .il~ rtGlDdt, One date stone.
thing spoilt, fallen to decay. One of
no ~ BUP~ by the Mahometans C'~ IIuwaA, Complaining; a com-
to try iIae depilited in the tomb. plaint.
~~,.; Zdti Miff, Name of a k.. ~ MlDID41u1t, A. hired female
• place in Arabia. mourner.
ri l1li_, CiJumniatiDg, publishing ~1i MlDaAt (plur. of ~I.i),
(the ayinga or actions of othelll) in order
to mate aaimOliueI; to tell or pro- - Territories. [thiDgI.
pIgate &18ehoodJ.
~ of musk.
Dilrnaing odours,
A calumniator, a
)-,y flalDdtlW (plur. of ~-,I.i), Rare
1l'~ elanderer. J)1y MIDasil (plur. of -Ujl.i), lIis-
W !laid (or WJ.F), Growing, in- fortunes.
--.g. [niator. ;:.Iy MIDiUM,. (plur. of ~I.i),
U"_~......a., See rt:.;.
A calum- Veilll, etc.
r~ 1ItJ•
_ _, a
.-a"" A calumniator, aD
whisperer.
~,~ ntlIDd,AigA, Channels throngh

r-W
~
...0"", Plur. of ~.
..,., Tiger, leopard.
which atreama run down to a Talley;
~,~ ftUlDiUilJ, The enemies or
the Xhalit Ali, son of Abu Talib.

"J.,w NtlJ1W'U, Nimrod•. J..ily MlDafil (plur. of ililn,

~ N...., The Ichneumon or
~ m01l88, which blls the crocodile
iii i-Pmc down Ilia throat.
~ ......1, The being marked
with pointB of different eoloUlll. A akin
1lecomiDg .. marked (with the lep!'OB1'
-.pheW, f'reek1eI, etc.) The U- lD
pGatiDp, eagraTings, etc.
1...; ...-.:I, A mode, a manner.
J,..i ....I (plur.) Ants.
~ ...u.l, One ant.
Spontaneous actB of deTotion not pre-
scribed by law.
Jil~ .acodlcil (plur. illli), Th&
vicissitudes of fortune. Going froID
country to country. Tribute, whieh is.
carried from city to city.
~'j nacoa!cil (plur. of, V"''';I.i)~
Bella, etc.
Jlj MIDal, A present, gift, benefit.
Fortune, lot, portion. A mode, dimen-
sion, measure, anrgiTen weig!1t; wha\
is proper 01' oonnnient. h otllee, llaty~
 .Ji 300 r,;
J!J,; "a,.a,." Serene, light, meR.
anything that ought to be performed.
\J.S'J-iJ~}~'iJ, It is your
jJ~'~ MIO ,.61 or ft6 r61, The first
duty; you ought to do that. ~ day of the year. (penian).
J~~'~' That is not right or l:,)!.)iJ narcrgn (dual oblique or J~)'
true. Both the lights, i.6, IUD and mOO1l; alIo
r'.,J nUlO4m, Drowsiness. r~ the eytlll.
"ulDIDam (and r\JJ), Plur. of J.JU}J ft6,lultlir, Sal ammoniac
\j (used in tinning v_II and IOlderiDg)•
. ('!. '. 1,:}JroiJ or I;)~~~ N6Ilirwdtt,
~\; MlOdmf" Plur. of ~,..\j. Sweetly liowing, the J1&IIle of a kin« of
~\.j ""lOaMI, Plur. of ~\j. Persia, in whoee reign Mahomet ,..
.T bom in 678. .
~ki~. satisfying their thirst at one
V ""lOt (plar. t.\;\), A species,
~,~ ""rod"f, Prohibitions, things kind sort. ~Jti, Species and
• forbidden by law. u>
~\~ ""lOayth (plur. of ~\j), genus. '. ti'
A kind of vexa-
Accidents, revolutions of fortune, ad- tion, anything perplexing. 'k~
versitica. MIN,., Somewhat, in lOme maDDer.
t:-\; nalOayiA, Plur. or ~\j. ifi MlOtl , Constituting a species,
• .peeiflc.
~i "116at, A period, a time, tum;
revolutiou; anything done periodically; wi MID/, Hanging over, appeu-
a JrUBl'd which 11 relieved; keeping watch, ing above, eminent.
relieving guard. A Bentine1, a watch- " ,'''
man. A crowd of people. A circuit. rJ' nUJtW or MID/tW, The water lily,
.An occasion, an opportuuity. .An &C- nenuphar.
cident. Nubia, part of Ethiopia. Ji~ ""1O/oJ, The sea. A munificent
'~i "u1Jae.n, Alternately, 8ue- man. Apresent,ahandlOmeyouth. ne
cessively. NafIJlHIt, mac. name of a man.
~i Nu6i, One native or Nubia. .iFJi MID/tiliyat, A kind of wooDen
J~ MlDtl (plur. ~\;), A seaman. veil wom by the Arabian women.
JiJ MIDI, Weaving-loom.
dmoaning.
nalOA, Lamenting, complaining,
A plaint, a moan. Rhyme,
.u.j
J
""lOlat, One lft_
.... 15~
or ...;,..
15....

a rythmical oration. (pI. ks:::\.i), Anything, somewhat. 4J.,;J', The

Female mourners. area of the temple of Mecca, that nidl
ci Nu", Noah. t;P "111011", See surrounds r~\' or the IICI'lld
kc:U. enclosure, see~. NalM, Any-
k..'; MIOW, Lamentation, crying thing obtBined.
over the dead (u female mourners). I;)ii flalOlun, Freight.
~\-f MlDMt, Plur. or k..';. ri flawm, Sleep, slumber.
;,; "ur, Light, the rays of light, i.i n11mat, Careless, sleeping away
splendour. I;)~'~i, Light of the an opportuuity. N--.t, BomnolrPt,
feith. Bleepy.

j
 301 ~
rJ f-. Mil_, Somnolent, sleeping ~ "u,tJ#, An interdict, a pro-
much. hibitiOll j aaythiDg forbidden.
~; fUltDAat, As much 88 one eats ~ MAlk, The braying of an 888.
1& onoe, a meal j aa allowance to 18J'-
lUll, etc. : ; MW, Heat raw.
I.j; ltIItJXI', Intention, purpose.
~ ~ • .,alHlt, A turn, period, eto.
8ee~. A. TioepeDcy, lieutenauey. Deputylhip.
y\c; .t1di (pI. of ~), Spoils, ;..~ ,..,aAat, Weeping, lamenting.
NdMJ, A. plllllderer. Lamentation, a complaint, a moan.
)\fJu.\a,., The day. The difFuaion "'~ • .,ai,or'-=J\;\; (plarofii\;),
oflight, making things visible. J ~ 8he-eamela.
~~ M!lYal, LibidinOlll8 qui
.J"'J1~', A day lhining with multam futuit.
light, a bright or Be1"eDe day. ~
r~ •.,4m, Sleeping. Plar. of ~\i.
"~\c;J' By night and day.
~ nfyat, Intention, purpose, de-
~~ fliAdyat, The end, extremity,
lip, I'8IOlution, will j the object or end
Excell.
tenD, goal, boundary, butt. of deliberation.
~~~, He hit the mark, he
; ) nf,., A yoke for coupling oxen.
gained his end. ~1\~~, The The woof of a web.
end of the matter, 1Inally, upon the
whole, to conclude. ~~ ,.f,.d", Firea, 1lames.
.~ fIdi, Rapine, plunder, spoil. t.:J!.~ ttayyir.". (dual oblique ot
To plunder aad carry off.
,;;), Both the luminaries, the lun
fi MAr (plur. ~\ and .J~\)' A and moon.
river, a stream. rU!Jfi,
The ~~ .WII, A Syrian month cor-
river Tigria. [a river.
responding to April. '-=J~
Io/A lI4Arf, FIunatic, belonging to
~~, Drops of spring rain,
~ fI4obat, An occasion. Bee~. which they belieTe to produce pcarla if
vGfi fIGAd, Rising up. they fall into shen., and venom if they
drop upon eerpeutB.
Ufi ,..w, The braying of an 888.
The wild herb rocket. Name of a bird. ~ ""!If, or ~, Excess, lur-
plus, redundancy. Some (from three to
J.ij ~,Prohibiting, forbidding. ten). Excellence, goodnea, beneficence•
.3~ tIt&lu, The breasts of a girl. ~ fIiIyl, Obtaining, acquiring.
"r..fl ".", (plur. ~ _f), Pro- WhateTer one acquiree. To obtain, to
arrive at. To give, to beetow.
hibition, an interdict. . ~, To
prohibit, forbid. .... ~ Nfl. The river Nile. A blue
~ MAfi and :. ~ti, Plundering, colour, indigo.
eepeeially iufldela. Any kind of spoil. ~ IIfm4lt, Sleep, Slumber.
 t,
~ tpiljitl, A.1l inventor, ODe who
find&.
J .b. t, fDaAid (rem.
i,».. ~), One,
J fDtIUJ, The twenty-sixth letter of IIOle. ~~I.»-'" One or ano-
the Arabic alphabet. In arithmetic it
denotes 6, and in the Ephemerides it is ther, one or two. ,)t>.Ij'~I..;-,
the character tor Friday and the ,,;....
Libra. - Almost every one. .»- ~~rJ,
In one and the l&IIle place, in one p1ace,
J tpd, in construction, has generally
the power ot-And, too, al8o; with, by. in some place. .,).>.'.,~~~'
rL:.l~ and ~.x~' And may there One after another. .,).>. ~JS', Every
be health, then farewell (a fonnula of one. ~.,)~J' The pbalnix of
alutation put sometimes at the end of
his age, incomparable. "'~~'
letters). _t~, But, besides, ~tc.
"''»-~' One by one, separately,
See,t ~~' ByOod. ~I~~, singly.
e~ fDiltUf:! Leaving, letting alone.
By the greatOod. ~\1.~' Upon
the whole. 8ee ~\-. ~J' ..;.,)~ fDath, A. valley, any low-
lying ground.
But. See~. N.B. In most
~)~ fDam (pI. ij.J'.,)' An heir.
instances J' as a conjunction, may
be conatrued by aM. .J)~ fD4ritl, part. Coming, arriving,
approaching, joining.
a~ fDiUik, Confiding, secure, de-
pending upon. Firm, solid. ~~ fDau,., (Money) ot jnst weight.
~~ tp4fib (plur. tem. ~~~), h..~ fD4"t(fem• .i:.b....~),Themiddle.
NecelIlI&l')', expedient, proper, worthy, A mediator. A b~1IWI, a marriIge
convenient. Fit, right,due. ~ \• broker, a maker of matches• .u:....~
• • J
wa8i1at, The middle or largest pearl,
t.l.:-J:il, Worthy to be obeyed. jewel, or bead in a necklace, bracelet,
etc.. AnJthinK intermediate. A female
J~JI~~, Necessary to be mediator'; a oridemaid. The moti.e,
cause, occasion. .
performed. ~~)\~~' De- t:""'~ fDilnf:! Ample, large, capacious,
eerring to be honoured. or obeyed.
spacioWl. ~'~~' Ofen1arged
,1ia.:J\~~' Respeotable, worthy benollcence.

ofregard. J:.R!,~~,Deeerving ~~ fDd,AI (fem. ~ '.,), A. whis-

perer, slanderer, an informer.
death. ~,}~, Neceuarily,de- ~~ tD4Iif, A. praiser, a deeariDer.
servedly. ~4-~,NeceBBary c..\"'~ tDdIU, pm. Joined, connected,
things, whatever is proper, expedient, or coupled. . Arrived, met. Who joiJlJ,
requisite to be done. ~4-I,l\ ~, meet!, annes.

~.>J', The most necessary or ~~ wdll, Contiguons, uninter-

important pointe relative to religion. rupted. See ifJ' .An executor, etc.
 J~ 303 .J'!J
.-

~~~, An evident proof, an

0_.
~~ ..uM (rem. plut'o c.:J~~), '~fDa .114, But, yet, still, however,
~ JJIIIIifeli, udOllbted. neTerthelea, notwitbaWlding; unleM.
H not, otherwise.
undeniable argument. ,-=-,~~, J..~~ fD'IllMlil, Upon the whole.
lbideD-. tbiDp incoll~blAl. ..\I~ wdlitl, A father ~'..\I~ and
~~ fDddiE:! part. Placing, establiah- ~..\I~, Parente.
mg. One who establishes. ~~ ;..\I~wdlUlat,Amother.~U:J....l\;..\I~
~,;UJ' (or l.J"',...GJ'~~), A The queea mother.
JePlator. ~~ tD'1IllMi, By God. Ji~\~ ~
~~fDdtitl(fem. ;~~), Promising. ~I, By the faTour and aeaiat-
~~ fDdtia, A preacher, a monitor. ance ot God (placed after the exordium
or ,reface of • book; .. ~p.g for
~~ fDat"IJI, (A woman) retaining Dinne aid in ftniahing the work).
anything by memory. AttentiTe. .j~ "-It,
A prince, a goTemor of
;i'J fDap, Abundant, plentiful, a pronnce.
oopiOlll; IIlllCh, m&IlY; rich, opulent. ~J~ tDdw.,14, An exclamation, loud
..~~ w......, Sdlciently, enough. cry, lamentation, mO&ll.
)',1', A species of vene. ,~ wd or ~~ (an interjection of
admiration), 0 I wonderful! excellent!
fDfijl (fem. 4i~), Sincere,
J\.,honourable, ~.~IL.Al~I. w4M laAu IIt4 atya-
faithful to prom.ieel or en- ~
tpgemeDbI. Complete, perfect, entire, NAtlt 0 how excellent it ia! (also all
full (weight). Plentiful, copioUl, nwner- interj. of pain), Oh I alas I
OUI, many. ~~ w4Aib and ~~, A giTer,
::i\" todlit , Falling; befalling, hap- one who beatowa. Liberal, generoWl,
~,uririDg, ooeurring, interTeniDg, munificent. .,)~.1'~\", The
Ju..::I~~, The state of the case,
'- .. giverofexiatence; JW\~~,
the thing .. it happened. WI.,
J The granter of desires; and
In fact, really, happening thus. •\
-';\."Neceesary. t:i'~~', The c.:J~~'~~, The beatower
'- of neee-anee, i.,. God.
falling TUlture, i.,., The eo1lltellation ot ,
r~' waM., Thinking, imagining,
the Lyre. ~,~t , A transitive verb being of opinion.
in the Kn1ic dialect. ~\., wdAI (fem. ~~), Easily
ki~ fDalit-al, An accideut, a mia- looeed, diaIolTed, or broken.
fortune. A battle, encounter, oon1lict. ~~J f6d_,
1_ The p1ague, peatilence, or
&.:,.)t.i\., wa!itat, Accidenta, ennts. any epidemical diaeue.
-u~ wah/, Standing, stopping, ,;!J wtJ!Jar, The hair or wool of camels,
.' • Bta· • Expert, akilful, goats, hares, or other animala of a 10ft
i:::tD~te~ Tenecl ill, expcri.
meed. A testator, one who leaTIlI any.
kind. -;,J'~',
J:;
The Nomadea,
thiJI« by last will. or wild Araba (becauao they liTe in
 ,::':"J 304 J..J
teDta or goat's hair, in contradiatinetion
~j UJqj" or UJ'fi41a (plur. ,,,::':",),
to ).MJ'~" The Arabians who The face, Tiage, upect, countenance,
dwell in towna). elllgies, preeence, appearauee, sha~ aem-
blance, surface, the front or anterior part
,j,jj UJtJtal, A pile or stake drit'en or anything. A. mode, manner, . - ,
into the ground. ratio, method. .JJ~'~j'.;.;,
.), UJtItM' (plur. )Jjl), The string of
a bow, harp, etc., alao a atri.ug by whieh Aooording to the mode. t.:r # \poJ
a bow is hq up. I,,::':"~I, In no shape•. ,,,::':",, The
JU, UJudi, A rope for tying ani- ehiefil (or a counb'y, city, society).
mals. A. ligature, chain, rope, or any I,,::':"~'~t.:r, In every shape,
faatening. entirely, eTery way.
J!U.: UJlJ8dyii, Plur. of ~,. ~, UJtfJ'fs, Epitomised. ~,r'M,
~~, UJIJ8tJ1Jdt, Assaults, irruptions. A. abort nerTOUi diacourae.
~J UJ4J'ff:! Pained, bearing pain,
J, UJ1J84n, An idol. ~j' An patient.
idolater, a pagan.
~, UJ4jl", Of a noble presence,
JjJ, UJlJ8ili, Confidence, dependence respectable, dignified (man).
upon. ~~J UJlIluim, The l.->nging of a
"-~, UJ/J8Ii, Firm, solid, constant. pregnant woman for any particular food.
~j~' A firm confederacy. ~J UJ4W or UJ4JWl, Sole, alone,
aeparated, unique, incomparable•
.i jj_ ~~, The decree of a judge.
d»-,~' anttl ~, Thou
d jj_~ UJIJ8Ii4t, Confidence, faith. A
eonfederacy, compact, treatr., promise,
alone. '~J~"u ~ He
engagement. A letter, wnting, obli- only. '..b-,4.l Wi! UJ~, To
gation.
him singly. ~J-,~.w. wM-
~J UJUjtl or UJtJjtl, Discovering,
procuring, llnding, recoTering (anything
tI""-, To them only.
lOllt or aearehed for). Being transported, ~'J-, UJ41uld"fyat, Unity, singu-
in an ecatacy of lOTe. ECataey, neea- larity.
liTe 10Te.
t:=:"" UJaj4t! Disease, pain, aftliction.
iJ-J UJaTulat, Being single, alone,
or IOlitary. Unity. A IOlitude.
Complaint, mourning.
~IJ.J', The rheumatism.
t:=:"" v--, UJail" (plur. ~,-,), A. wild
beast, a fierce, untamed animal.
~J UJ4J1, Fear, terror, appre- i.:-..J UJ4MMt, Fear, dread, terror,
henaion. horror. Wildn-, lIercenee. Badn_
IOlitarin_. . '
~J UJajn4t (plur. ~~,), A
eheek. ~, UJaAf (fem. ~,), Wild
(man or beaat). Fierce, 18TBge. rude.
y,,::':", UJUjulJ, Necessity, obligation, untractable, unciTil. One wild beast or
duty. lavage.
.,),,::':"j tDtIjiltl, Invention. Existence, ~~, UJ4ltal, Black tough clay; a
aubatance, _nee. mlnh.
 l.j,JJ

~""J .....wd, Wild beasts. Sa- ~,,)J ttNMlftllt, A deposit, truat,

np. whatenr is committed to another's
charge. Snbjects (u committed to the
r.!"'"J tlJtI1ty, Revelation, anything charge of the king) •
• (dime) mggested, iupired, or rnealed ~J WM'ti, What is betore; also what
(by Mon or otherwise). ~J
is behind. ~~Jc.re' Behind, on
~~J' Divine'revelation. the hinder part. ftol\~~Jl., The
~J tlJtJllftl (fem. ;~J)' Alone, COUllb'y beyolld the riTer, i.I. Trans-
ounia, Tartary, or Turan beyond the
unique. Single. .J&~\~J' The OX1ll.
phamix of the age. ~~J wa. or ~~J' Receiving by
r-:>-J tlJllkAlm, Noxious and un- inheritance.
healthy. J~ WM'tii, Leaves.
")J UJadl or w, Love, trieDdahip. Y.1J WM'lI, TraDllVerse, oblique.
LoTiDg, frieudly.
.,)\.,)J ~, Love, friendabip. ,J\,JJ ".1J WM'rl, A rose. ~'''JJ' Peony,
or_rose•
.,)~'." Love and unanimity. ;"JJ fI1M'tlat, One 1'018.
t"J fDtIIlat , or t\,J)\, Adien, fare- 10/".1, wanlI, Roq.
well, any benediction pronollJllllld 011 Uo"..~ WM", SafFron; also a plant
taking leave.
lib the - . . ~ to.Arabia Fe1iI
k\.,)J tlJlIIliitat, The being quiet, _ Bee fj.
mild, placid. Mildnel8.
.u,.1j fI1M'ttJt, A precipice, alabyrinth.
~\"'J tlJtUlayit (plur. of ~,JJ)' any danger or diJIIculty in which one is
Deposita. _banUeed.
t"J tDtJtlf:! Placing, depositing, lay- f.JJ WM'IIt, Scrupnlouneu, appre-
ing up (garments, etc.) MuiOli of doing wrong; the fear of
God, temperance, chastity.
bJJ tIJtItlae1 (plur. of ~"J)' Mild,
tame. JJJ tlJM'ai, A leaf of a tree or of
paper.
k"'J tHdeJt (plnr. c.:,)~"'J)' A
kind of shen. commonly called the
,w)J fI1M'aJ:at, One leaf. A letter,
ClIDeha Telleris, uaed in lID100thing paper, billet, achednle, paper.
cloth, etc., also a small white shell (hung r.1J fI1M'am, Swelling, becoming in-
round the Ileeks of childrell] cattle, etc.,
.. a defence against fucinat.ion.) Jlated (skin)•
"J"J tlJtUliUl, Loving, friendly, affec- "..vJ fDtWfltI, Arrival, coming.
tionate. ,,),,~\~\, The aft'ec- l.j)J fI1M'a', Men, mortals.
tioDAte king, i.4. God. ~J' fI1/1rib, Anything pleponder-
ating, sa the load 011 olle side of a hone.
~"'J wtUlitl, Loving. A IOl"er, A~~an~in~~y~omin_
frieud. or projecting. Crooked, curved.
~"J wlltlif:! Quiet, placid, mild, ~.1' tHritl (aDd ~)~\J:-). The
tame; well broke, ~. jugular Teine 011 each side of the 1lflCk.
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I.:?'J
~,JJ fDtIrif:! Abstinent, continent. h...J wllMt, The middle, the centre.
jJWtal, A goose. Centrical. Anything of a midd1iDg
~~, tDildrat or wtlldrtlt, The dig- sort. b...".JIJ, In the middle.
nity of vizir, minister, or priry conn- \:••~.Hb...JJ, In the middle of
sellor. ~\~~)I, The office of winter. 4.':Jlb...J , The ecliptic.
prime minister or grand Mr. ~, f.OUIU', Middle. Middling.
JjJ wilt', A crime, 8in, fault. A
burd~ a load, anything heavy or op- t:::'"'J f.OUIf:! or toaIf:! Growing large,
pl'MBlTe. • ample, patent, obTious.
~jJ . fDUltWl! (plur. of ..r..jJ)' VizirB, ~J f.OUIt.tJt, Latitude, amplitude,
pnry coUIllle1lol'll, miDi.sten o( state. apaciOUSlle8ll. Convenience, opportunity,

~1S'JJr~JI~J";r~~~jJ ~:'Wtlll:, A load of corn. .u...J

r~ ~rl,$", lllnstnons vizirB, coaUat, Cargo.
eJ.ldowed with hononr, and magnificent ~J WIIIm, Marking with a hot
~cegerent8. ?( exalted dignity (titles iron (man or beast'.
Inen to JIlUIJ8ters o( lItate). • ~
l,:)jJ wan, Weight, measure. Metre, "-""J wUmtJt, A mark; making a
rhyme, poetry. mark•
.i.ijJ WtJlfl(Jt or WIJSftlJh, A weight. c.:r'J wtllin, Drowsy, sleepy. JJTtU4fI,
A talent, a shekel. A certain m8llll1ll'tl, :lumbering, beginning to sleep. S11lJDber,
a mode o( weighing. eep.
J!.jJ w/Blr or l7olr, A vizir, conn- U"'rtJ~'(~J""'J and L)"'J)'
sellor o( state, minister a ' t, Temptation o~ the deTil, insanity, dis-
• ,Vlcegeren traction o( mmd melancholy. Super-
or lie~tenant of the king. .l-j)\ lItition. '
~J\, The grand vizir, the prime ~J ~tIIlt,. A mediator, umpire.
minister. • The hlghest In rank, dignity, or kind.
I.:I..j, woln, Weighty, ponderons. ~J wlJlilat (plur. ~J and
Weighing justly. ~LJ)' Propinquity, aftinity. A.
oJL wilda and ioJLJ (plur. ~J eause, oecaaion, con~uncture.
J
and ~LJ)' A cushion, pillow, ~J Wtlllm(fem. ~J)' Beautiful,
couch or day-bed. _ handsome, elegant•
.t.kL wtllii.lat, Mediation, inter- ¥L:.J. f.OUIluit (plur. of ~J)' Spietlt
J
ceuion. Mediocrity in point o( qnality. • w~. _ •
U""L flJtJ&dwil, The temptations
J denl.
~L:.; Wtll~!ltlt, Playmg the spy,
o( the whisperer, informer, accuser.
~L fJ)tJIil!lil (plur. of il-.) ~J. WtUW, Gum ammoniac. Assa·
J
CaU881. - ~ , (Oltida.
("') wau.U, Being dirty (garment). ~J.Wal"l,Pain~. embroidering,
Naatineaa. ~:fJ::i. Lymg. colouriDg a story
 ~, 307 ~J
~~J tlHlUilf, One who describes or ;,., 01' J~J toeIdl1f1, A sacred ab-
praises. lution.
J~J uMiil, Meeting, arrival, join- ~"tDtUIuA, Evidence, proof.
ing, ooujunctiOD, enjoyment of any de- _ ••, tDtItlf.. Ignoble, plebeian, ,<

sired object. Attainment, fruition; col- ~• . '-'

lection. UnitiDg in friendship, societl' mean, hue, low. A deposit.
or confederacy. The being &DDexed, ~
••,. totItlf..tJt, Dennm.;.... an~1.;..g
counected, adhering. J ... r--oouoe 3 .......
II • with another.
~WJ tDtllilyti (plnr. of ~J)'
PrecepfI, commandments. Teetaments. ~u:'J tDaMyid, The foundations (of
a house).
.uI'~~J' The commands of God, ~, tDaU or tDtSlaa (or i~J)' Ea-
the deea1ogue. tablishiug, confirming, joining, con-
~J tDtllf, Description, narrative, salida';"".
--
expl'ellllion of qualities, praise, eDCOmiUDl. dc,tDfltan (plnr. ~u,J'), .A. country,
All attribute, epithet, quality, property. a dwclling, residence, abode, wherel'er
j..,J r/1fI,1 (01' .u....,), Conjunction, ODe lil'eB, natil'e or not. Home.
attachment, enjoyment of the society of ~~~'~~,l,~, The love
friends; whatenr joins or couples•
•, of ono's country is an article of religion•
.u...o, tDWlah or tDi,lal., .A. piece of
wood; a aectiOD, ete. Conjunction. k\.,bJ tDtJttDiit, A mountain swallow,
1... 11 • ••
~J tDtII ,Copulative, conjunctive. .
a martinet.
I
A bat, a rere m01llNl.
¥J tDatltl, Firm, fixed.
J""'" tDfIIul, Arrival, conjunction,
the enjoyment of a wished-for object. ~ \1;, flHlSijyif (plur. of ; ';~J).
J,..,),~, or J,..,)'~~' On ~J tDfllf/flt, .A. pension, stipend,
hia aniYal; when he anil'e&. 1Blary, soldier's pay, an allowance of
pro1'llliOllll, ete.
~J tDfIIf, A testator. An executor, \.r.J toftil (plur. of ~J')' A sheath,
a gaazdiaD, a tutor (ofchildren or pupils). ~tory, place where anything is
iJ-J fI1fIIiyflt (plur. ~~J)' A pre- laid up.
eept, mandate, command; a last will or ~J tDflttl, Promising, auguring 01'
teetament. prognostieating.
~J tDtIIII (fem. ~J)' An inti- i~" tDflttlat, .A. promise, a 'Vow.
mate friend. Any determined, appointed, or certain
~J toaat or toatlat (plur. t.\..;J\), time or term.
SituatioD, poeitioD, impositiOD, diBpo- fJ tDfltM", The being rough, diffi..
tition, condition, state, gestnro, action, cult to ascend (a mountain or other
eondnct, mode of living or acting, broken ground). Rocky, unequal, un-
operatiOD, performance, procedure even; narrow, confined.
~J' To place or lay down upon; liu:J tDfltl, Advice, exhortation, ad-
to establish or lay a foundation; to de- mouitioD, a sermoD, oration. To preach,
posit mything with another to keep. to adYise.
W J toatltat, Situation, position, ')~J tDUtu ", (A mountain) being
poIt1Ire. di1Beult to ascend.

ifJ tINJiJ, :PreIeniDg, coUeetiDg,
tre8auring, or laying up; custody, pre-
_gon.
~J Watltl, Threatening, predict-
ing anything bad.
..,IJ wag'" or wagNs', A tumult,
nofle, clamour (eIp8Cially of an army); k!J wMatat, One accident. A battle,
& battle.
liJ wa/a, Performance of a promise,
an observation of good faith, sincerity.
A su1Iieiency, a completing or filling up.
iliJ wafiJ.t, Death, decease.
JliJ wifti.i, Consent, 8llllent, agree-
- t , concord, harmony, conformity.
~J wa/d, Arriving, coming.
}J wa/,., The becoming full, com- ,);J wdud, Fuel for fire.
.J,!J Waifl,., Grave, majestic; pru-
plete, entire, numerous, copious, abun-
clant. Filling, completing, IlUlking
pleutiful. Plenty, abundance; alBuence,
opuleuco. 1YqjIr, Full, complete, etc.
~J wafrat, Plenty, abundance.
(j-iJ waft or flJUft, Useful, apt,
convenieut.
oJ;J "'"fad, Coming, arrival.
)jJ fIItI/U,., FuU, complete, copious.
A multitude, plenty, abundance.
JJ waft, Entire, whole, complete,
j1llt (weight), full (measure). Many,
copious. '~J (or '~~), Fully,
completely.
V:iJ wafli, A companion, a friend.
~u, waillNlt, Bee ~J'
}iJ wa}/2,., Modesty, mildness.
~uJ fIJf}agat, Custody, guardian-
lhip.
~ uJ waugiu Plur. of ;~J'
~J wakt, Time, season, hour.
.,,.).- ;J wa}t"1llin,Immediately, then.
-tJ wa"", Hard (hoof). Impudent,
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immodest, ahameleu; (or ~\i,),
Impudence, arrogance, andacity.
~J wMtl, ,),!J or l:)'~" Lighting
(a 1Ue). Fire, the heat of lire.
t:iJ
wakau Falling into or out of
a place.
combat, ~ment. Contingence. 0c-
currence ~WJ' Accidents.
Battles. k!)\, Once, all at once.
.....uJ waif, Standing, stopping,
ataying. Remaining in the same plaoo.
Making a pall88 in reading. Bequeathing
for pioUl1lle8 (as habitations for the poor,
and books for the U8ll oflearned men).
dent (man); modest, excellent (woman).
tiiJ wllh1f:, An accident, contin-
gency, occurrence, event. ..J.,)\;
t'!)\, Happening seldom.
I...i';J tJNkv.f, Experience, know·
ledge! inforllUltion, practice. Notice.
Standing, stopping.
JJ wllkl, Taking care of, preserving,
protecting, keeping one's self or gar-
menta clean; safe from injury or defile-
ment. 4lll\IUJ' llay God preserve
or protect him !
~J tctd;ayllt, An ou~ce.
~J U1tIkI". Impndent, hardened
(man).
i";;J wakltat, An accident, action,
battle, combat, engagement.
.u ~J Wll1iilllt, Vicegerency, being
an ad~istrator, substitute, agent, p1eDi-
potentiary.
jJ teakar, (A bird) entering its
nest. ijJ wak,.at (plur. .J\!~' and
)JJ), A bini's nest in a tree or on
a rock. A. cavern.
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J, fIIdl:4l, Intrusting _ . a6ira ~JJ tDtIlflj, Creeping into a hole,
to 1IIGlIIer. fiying to a den.
U, toWla, Flm. of ~J)' Lieu- tJJ ~lut> See t:!J' Desire, avidity.
leIwIlI, Ticegerenta, deputies, miniatert,
iJ~J UJ.lwalat, Howling, lamenting,
commi-nes,delegates. cr-i>J'~J .crying. A. tumult, noise, conlllsed
The plenipotentiaries of both sides.
murmur.
~,1OlIokl, An agent, deputy, vice- JJ UJalf, An intimate tiieud, a
pm, lieutenant, oo~, factor, • favourite of God, or the king. A
administrator, representative. ~J prince, lord," president, gOTeI'lIDl', judge.
Jh.., A plenipotentiary, a pro- ~\JJ' The lord ofbenefl.cence.
cmlor geuel1ll, an ablolute ricegerent.
,,)~'jJ' The lord of liberality,
if'~J' The master of ~ h01llle,
•.,.,God. ~\JJ' Theheirappa-
a host, a proveditor. 'j&..i!'~J'
!II adtveate, COUlIlIe1lor, proctor, agent,
rent, the destined or acbowledgcd nc-
cessor.
or atlorne,.-at-law.
~J walimat, A banquet, a marriage
iI, tNldt, Government, jurisdiction, feut.
dominion. Wulat (plur. of J~),
Gcmnora, pnlidenta, judpt, ··lordl,
'J waA or 'J'J' Ah! alas I
Grief, lIIIdness.
~ toa-U,
DObIes.
yl.iJ walJW.b, ~\6l'y~J' God
iJJ, teilalGt, Nativity, a birth-day, the beatower of benefits.
cbiIdhirth, genemtion, procreation; be-
pttiDg children. ('\iJ UJaA1am, SuspicioUl, doubtful.
~], tNld,IIt, Aid, lIIIistance, sub- ~J waW or w/JAb, Giving, be-
atowing, pl'lllMlnting.
sidies. Vilayat (plur. c.:J~lJ and
raJ UJaAm, The mind, BeJl8e, opinion,
~])), An inhabited country, do- conjecture. SU8picion, doubt, IICl'Uple,
miDioa, district. Jurisdiction, govern- caution, fear, distrust.
lIIaIt.
~J w/JAmJ, Imaginary, conjectural.
JJ, wI.d, A 8OIl, offspring. ~J"
(,jlbJ waAflm and ("~, (plur. of
Bona. ~..tJJ~' Such a one,
the IOU of such a one. \i)..\lJ, A raJ)' Opinions, conjectures, imagi-
natiollll, lU8picions.
o.tanL
v-JJ tHlM and ~WJ)' Perfidy, '-:!J way, O! strange! wonderful!
&mL Fy upon (you)! woe to (you) r
r:J, ttwt: (or ~LJJ)' DesiriDg ~J w~ktJ, 0 thou!
arerIY; cledieated to, intent upon. ~, w~l, W 08. An aftliction,
.J!.J Wilt, And but, nevertheless.
IN
misfortune. .u ~,J \ wayltJInI,
" ..,.", At ]aut; and if, although. Woe to him!
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\a~ MAud, Here. [uri1lll.
6 (f-~, luIyj, Initum appetens admis-

6 lui or M, The twenty-seventh r::t ~ Mgff:! Liquid, melted.

letter of the Arabic alphabet. It signi- ~~ Adil, Very thirsty.
lies five in arithmetic. In almanacs it • ; _:,••
denotes Thundav, and the trign VirgO; ~~ Aail, Terrible, horrible. - . ;
also the ~lAnet Venus, and the moon cUJ~, A dreadful accident.
when brig t. • •
~ Ad (the third person sing. feme r!- \Ill luIlm, Astonished, confueed,
of the a1Iixed pronoun), Her, it. wandering, straying, diatracted, furious.
, I• from love or any other COUIe.
~IJ& AdlJit, part. Falling, descend- I. 1 I _
ing. ~ luIoa (or y~), Dust, especially
'-=-'~ Adti (fem. J~, plur. masc. the fiuer particles which 6.y about, ad
are only conapicuoUII in the sun·s llIJL
'~~), Give! ~t! letitbe so! b'~\ alluslJiiat, A part of Arabia.
.....,Aj\..) Adtij, part. Crying, exclaim- ~ }uDat (plur. '-=-'~), A gift.
ing. ~ Aabt, Precipitating.
~~ Adjil, Conceiving, recalling
to mind. ~ Aabtat, Level, low, slopiDg
~\..) Mjl, A satirical poet. (ground).
_ y~ luI6116, (Wind) blowing
r"'~ M.a'm, Demolishing, a de- furioUIIly.
atroyer. -
~"'VJ, Addt (or .>~), A director, ,~luI611t (plur. '-=-'~), Dust;
dust mixed with ashes; a thick ftpo1U'
leader, guide. like dUit.
Y.J~ Adm, part. Flying. l,~ laabilt, A steep or sloping
~v~ Aarii,., ~J'~J.J~ Har11,. plAce. HtIlIut, Descent, dec1hity.
ArrtU4itl, The fifth Khalif of the hoWlO ~ HtJ1J1I, Abel, son of Adam.
of Abbas, and twenty-sixth from Mu- • ,,__
hammad. He reigned from A.D. 786 ~ luIt!:, Tearing (a veil or cur-
till 808. tain) so as to discover thOlle who were
.u~ Adlat, A halo or circle round concealed. Violating, ral'ishiDg (a
the moon. (woman). Diahonouring, diIrgraeiDg,
~~ AdU!:, part. Perishing,in the defaming. ~~\~, To de-
fame.
state of being destroyed or killed. De- I
atructive, put in imminent danger. .~ haj"a, '4:f\~J~' The letfml
.t..~ hamat, An owl. The head -of of the alphabet, or the joining them into
any animal; the crown tlfthe head; the syllables"4=f'~J .- ~ J I ~
forehead. The chief of a people, family, ~ j ...s-
or tribe. Alphabetieally, lIOOOrdil1! to. the letten
1_ _ ofthe alphabet. H.jii, t-"uraiDg, exeera&-
~,IJ& AdtDn, A mortar. ing, ~tirizing; ridiculiDg, railing a&,
"';J~ Mwl, 'Fallen headlong. ~J~ laug~ to acom.. • • •
4iiwilltU] Hell, into which the damned / Aa-jr, Separation, disjunction,
jIrf! prectpitated. desertion of country, offrienda. ~
 ,=-,.a 311 Jfb
/ MjM', To separate, divide, cut
• IatMlMu or Wil,Quiet,tranquillity
J.a
01'; to lea"e, abandon, deeert frienda or .a.a Awlltud, The lapwing.
coutry.
.:)'/ Aijrdn, Separation, disjuno- IojJJb "utla', Direction into the right
Don; leanag one's conntry. road, or into the way of wntion.
~ Mjnt, One year. ~ "ijraTt, ~JJb Wlg.t or Wlg.Tt, A preeont,
Departnre from one's coutry and friends, e.pecially one olJ'ered to superiors.
separation or lonrs or frienda. ~ I~ Aaa (fem. b~ luaiAi), This
ITtjrtJA, or ,.#1, the Dijr.", or (man, woman, or thing). I~~I,
the tight of ]fuhammad from Mecca to What is that! 1~Ji.., In this
Medinia, which, in the reign or the
][halif' Omar, W8lI ordered to be con-
aidered .. the Muhammadan era.
manner, thus, BO. '.i.f, Therefore,
~ laj., Whatever onereoolleote for that reaBOn. I~~', On
or thinb of. Instinct. thataocount, wherefore. r~\1~,
~ "".itflt, A gentle sleep, a _ To-day, now, at p-t, in these times.
slumber, a manner or sleepiag. ..Jb TaifT, A he cat.
~ !uIj-, Attacking suddenly; .tak1..Jl Mrdttkflt Heretics.
coming nnexpectedly. Entering i m _ ; r - ,
pudently, without lea"e. r
~ Mram (plar. of fb), Ther
~ M,iw, A satire, a pasquinade. pyramids of Egypt. Sec r~\.
~ '-jilf:! Sleep, slumber. Yfb AtWtJ1J, Flying, runuing away,
r~ Ttujil"., An &88&ult, an attack,
_abllconding. Flight.
aD dort; impetuosity. ~ Ai,.,..t or MfT.'" A she cat.
~ !Jajl", A horse got by an . -!l ltatj The being copious super-
.Anbian stallion from a foreign dam.~.F" .' . . .'
An excellent white he-camel' a drome- aboudiagm anything. 8pel1kiugagreat
dary ' d e a l and incoherently. Tumultuous,
-., • I. •• :'" P tran uilli' seditious,destropugoueanother. Tumult,
~ ~ ~fl(Jt, eace, q ty, sedition, confusion; slaughter.
quiet, a truce, treaty of~.Jjfb HM'kfIl, Heraclius.
•
~,~ Wilga (plur. of~.a), Gifts, ~ '"wim, A decrepid old man.
presents. ¥1J~1.a, Precious r.PyramidOfEgypt.
- p.
4JI~ lidag.t or wag"", A guide
r..Jb
Hurm., The isle of Ormuz in
tb P . G-'" N f 1.;_8 f
- ",-----'-' the· h th e _an WI. ame 0 a a&MtI 0
or .......,..on ~ ng t way or to e Persia who reigned A.D. 272. The planet
road ohalfttion. Jupiter.
~.a (plur. y'.al), 1lutli, The r.A 1..J.11uwm., The great king of
hairs of the eye-bro1l'll or lid. Persia. [gistus.
r oJoA Wm, Ruin, destruction. To
ruin, demolish, lent with the grouc!,
• -!l
~.r
HtWmfll
'
Hermes Trisme-
lay wute. .uJ~ MnDtUat, Trotting, going
~~ MulNI, Pe8C8, a truce. moderately, especially after galloping.
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~
~~ lttwaym, A kitten. ~~y.\
.
ill~~ Mma w'IIllaAt, Indeed! by
..au Mr~ One of the compauioD8 God!
of Mahomet, 10 called from a favourite
which he had. r~ AWmdm (plur. r~ !tillldll), A
J~ Msl,Ajest,playtulnee8. ...:,)~~, great king, a hero, a lIllIp&Ilimous
lOlIta, p1easantria prince, a liberal, IIIIIgIIificent man.
9 ~ 1taslIatst, Moring. ~Y- ~ ""mayllll, Blessed, aacred,
fortunate, august, royal, imperiaL
~~ _II, Thin and lean.
W Mmmot, Inclination, desire,
~.Jb Allst., Flight, a defeat, dis- reeolution, intention, design j mind,
pelllion. thought, atteJition, earl. ~
grace, faYOur.
r~ WOOm (and.r~)' Digest-
~ luImad, The being extinguished
ing. Medicine or anything aimilar pro-
moting digestion. (lire, or any kind of heat).
~ Ultn, Digestion. ~\~ Hamada.tt, Name of a city'
and territory in Pemia.
~ lttIfff, The whistling of the
wind. b~ lwmtl4t, An apoplexy.
\J.U Wasil, In this manner. ~ MflU, The character iMIul, or
(.) j marking a leUer with bamah.
~ lull (interrogation), Whether or
not? ~~~, Whether or not Jllwmal, Neglooting, f01'll8king.
have yon (any' b118inesa) there? Indeed, ~ Mmom (plur. of ~), Intentions.
aye, ya It 18 not.
r~. "."mum (plur. of ~), Carel,
~h Wili, Perdition, ruin, death, aftbetiOllll; •
slanghter.
Jh 1uJldl, The new moon; also the ;.:)~ Mmyiin, A long purse or scrip,
moon on the wane, espeoiaIly the filst especiall,. hung at ~e aide. A. belt"
and laat two or three days; the moon girdle. The tuteniDg of ~ bneclu...
or drawers..
being called.ri the rest of the
month. \.a Mnii., or \a Aanna, ~\.a and
Jh halali, :Belonging to or resem- \.a~,Here. ~J~~,Here
_ bling the new moon. and there, on every side.
'W MIlat or Mllat, The beginning ~\.a ""naka, There, in that place.
(of a month). ~ Hind, India.
~ lttIla!, The being ruined.
HlIlk, Deatrnction, ruin, perdition j ship- .t.~ 1uIIulIutd, or 4..t.)WJt M--'
wreck. AiIItINlJl, Geometry.
~ luIlummo, Come on! approach! ~\:...,~ HitKlrutdn, India.
draw near!
....r~ 1hf&d/J8f (rem. ~~),
r~ lttIlyum and ~~, Asparagus. Geometrical.
~ Aum (pI. of the pron. ~ and l), J~ Hituli., An Indian.
.. They, their. ~~ Hindt, One Indian. Any-
rA Nuut, Grief, care, 8Olici~ude. thing Indian, or belooging to Iadia.
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""r ~
~ AMI (Meat) light, euy of eli- J~ _,, Fright, terror, dread.
- geBtion. Wbol8lOme victuals. One Greatn-, pndeur, power. Terrifying,
who dilreeta well. Pleasure, anything IItriking 'With horror.
agreeable, or which is euily obtained. •
H h' f ~~ Aatdd, These. See ,~.
Th
r-"'
&lit 1.••_-
e, e~ e name 0
I _ I I .111 • j,.l'J:" IIbu'l Au"", A sphinx. A.
God • l,;)~lAo1o.11~, H81sGod, ..."
taliam.an or charm for driTiDg away
whoae 888istance we ~plore. ~ apiders. The name of a poet.
~'~'~'.uJ', He is I,;)~ AtJwn (or ~~); Quiet, tran-
God, the- beatower of riches and aid. quillity; mUdnesa, modesty, gentleneu,
J\G..JI~'~, He is the ex- tamenetl8. d-iJ""'b~ taltJ'
M_ita, (Do it) at your conveniency.
alted lIIlriataDt. .J-.;-l~, He is
gloriOUl. l.j~ WII', Desire, love, inclina-
tm here
,ethcr, lion, 'Will, with (good or bad), leo
, I. _ • :.
~ _1D4, AH, a 08p I
the spaee between heaven and earth. ~.
The wind, a gentle gale. A BOund, . ~ A• (fem f ~ AtHD) Sh
voice, tone, air of mUlic, a lOng. HfllI1a ~- tya •0 r a , e.
(for l.j~), Inclination, favour, ~ ""d, Ho!
holla! hark ye !
aft'ection, love, desire. b'~ Aay4-at, The being prepared,
~ I~
.~. r wajil, Thoughts, Plur. ready. (PIur. ..:...~
. - ,I ' ), Th e fiBee,
of 4Ul. countenance, upect, exterior form.
c:.,)~ MlDdtlij, Plur. of ~.,)~. ~~ Aayti1il (plur. of ~),
Temples, ete.
r~ Muno4m, Beptiles, insects, r~ "iv4m, Thirsty. In love,
serpents. ~}'r~' The rep- distracted 'With love.
tiles of the earth. ~ ""1Iat, Fear, timidity, a poic.
l.:J'~ Mwan, A mortar. Con- Respect, reverence, awfuln-, gravity,
temptible, etc. sterun_, "verity, dignity, majesty,
, grandeur, authority.
'-:!~ or ~ ib, Airy, idle, vain,
capricious, licentioUl,
' dedicated to plea-
eme, ambitiOUl. Blue, cerulean, Iky-
e . . )
luIgj, Rai81ng (dm't ; provok-
ing (to anger). Making an attock. A
coloured. battle, a combat. Perturbation, fury,
agitation, intoxication.
c:;,)jb Aawdoj, A litter carried by a '="~ Aayajiln, See ~ Aayj.
eamel, in which the Arabian l w e e t . :
travel. ~ AayJw.l, An amulet or talis-
,.jjb .Msd, Behold! lo! man inacribed 'With magic figures, hung
round the body, ae a defence against
L/"'''' _til, Desire, lust, CODcupis- fascinatioll or misfortune. .n altar.
cence, an inordinate appetite. Am- ~ Aayn, Quiet, easy, gentle.
bition. Curioeity.
i..:,~ AfUMt, A nocturnal tumult; ~ A'"at, Convenience, eall)',
a crowd (ae in a market-place) j con- facility. ~~, (Go) at
fUlion. your leisure. -
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-
s~ or J~ lttyGltl', KaUer, the i....~ ,slnuilt, Dryn8l8, aridity.
first prinCiple of eyery thiBg material. ~~ yatamf, Orphans, ete, Plur.
JJ~ Myu14"i, Material.
of,..:.J .
1- •
~~ MyMt. ~~~~ or ~ ,atlm or ~ (plur. r~')'
I~I~, Begone! away! An orphan, • pupil, W'ard. 8iJ1pla',
unique, uncommon, rare, inoompUable.
~,j.J, A precious pearl i 4 _0'.!.
pC_t, A Iemale orphan, • 9aluable
peui.
loS The twenty-eighth and last letter ~ YaAya, St. 1000 the Baptist.
- of the Arabic alphabet. In arithmetic
it exp~ ten j and in the almanaeka it ~ yllkNlf, Boiled meat.
ia the character for Jnpiter, ad the I>ign
Aqnariw In Arabic, when annexed to ~,tid, The hand. A handle.
• primitiTe nonn, it forma. derivatiTe j
d~ ,-w, A led hone. ~~
88~W"Aman; ~W"Humane, ,~i, One that leada a horae of atate;
etc. It ia aI80 the pronoun of the hat a groom.
penon; aaybS', Abook; ",bS', ~ y""at, A reed, of 'which they
My book. The letter ~ may, in makepena.
our characters, be conYeniently repre- ~'~.J'.. ,""MtmJI .u.l, God
_ted by , W'hen collli.dered a a con- haTe mercy on you.
l,:)u..r. ,,,,,U,,, Paleness.
IOnant, and by i W'I:en a • YoW'el.
The yellow
~ ,a, Or. O! AlJI~"a "llGA,
0 jaundice j the king'1 mL
God! ~~,a ltJy"', Would to ~~ Yald, The name of three
heaven! I wish to God. ~~
,ii
,."..i, I wiah that I.
Khalife of the h01ll8 of Omeiya. Neme
of a arch-heretic among the lIuhul-
madaDa.. Wicked, cruel, cu.d, G-
V'"~~ ,ilJil, Dry, naturally dry.
ecrable. ~~~, One of the .ect
~~IV"!~, Of a dry tempera- of Yuill.
ment or habit. J"-!. ,,,,a,.,
Left, the left # side.
tif':" \".,a!1'11'!1, Gog• ~~ l.,~~.,
\J ~lenty, afHuence, opulence !I~
Gog ad Magog.
Ytlla,."", Towards the left. #~~,
Y.J~ ,a ,.abb, 0 Lord! 0 God! To the left.
V".~ ,tIM,
Despairing. Despair,
deaperation, hopel_-. deapondency.
i}_! ,,,,a,.,,, Prosperity, ease,
happin_ j aftluen08, opuleuce.
~~ Ya/"t,laphet,
- ~;~ ,a1:t1t, A ruby; a1Bo a ~
lIOn

aapphire j a preciOlll atcue.

of Noah. .r"!. y4l"", Facility, lenity, IIOftDe&
,cut",
Small, little. Buy.
"!r--!,
By little, by degrees.
~~ Yaha,lehovah. ~ y."b (or ~ or ('4.),
~ yalJtII (plur. ~ ytJ1J,), A Japer, elpecially a W'hitiah kind fomad
W'et place becomiJlg dry. on Mount Imaua.
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f'!,.... (or r-" !), A.. species of
jllperor agatIt; one parlicuJarly.which,
IcCimliDg to Cutellua, comes fnim China
or India; ad baa the quality of diyert-
~ lighming from any p1ao8 where it is
IaiiI, or IaJ penon who wean it.
~~ ,4Jt.cJlfh, Plur. of y~ ~ ,afllfltlt, Being at the right
side. The right hand 01' side.
y~ PtdJ, The king of the
- . a prince « ohiet of a nation. ~ 'tJm/MI, Belonging to A..ra~ia
'7~ ,_t i d,lacob.
.d.l'~ pt_.'lW&, God knows.
..ru.. pttd, That Us to .y, viz., to
-a
r'lJJ~~ ,agAjVrtd14ltrl II fDa
..... God aYe me and JOU (word. pro-
- - . I in retarD. to a coDgTatulation
w"-meaiDg).
~ ,dtllI, A gourd, or any d'.n.
Iimilar creeping plant. ~, ~'.% ytIfDtJlcIt (plur. of '-=-';~),
o.epad. • •
~ , ' ' ' , A.. night-watch.
~ pit", Certainty, the true
~ truth, infallibility, mdence, know-
ledge, science. I.:...~~ t I, V'~.%
I am. certain of it. 't.• 9! ytlkfnan,
Certainly, truly. yls..:'~
~', Some learned doctors.
#-,dftd (fem. ; .. );!), Scien-
tile, eatain, inr.nible, belonging to
tzllth or faith. ,-=-,t_ •_9!, Things
~ ~ Rticle8 or religion, demon-
. . . . UI geometry, truthS.
~,au, It will be.
~ ~ Lightning dazzling
daefJa.
r~ IfMd., A.. turtle dove, a wood
, . . , . . a c10IneItic pigeon.
~~ , . . . . " for ~~~, Na·
en. 01 Y _ 01' Arabia Felix.
('J!.
~~ (lem. ~~\), A Dative, or
laythiDg belonging to that country.
~ ytIfJUI,., The right hand or eide.
r...., A country on the right hand.
Arabia Felix.
Felix; a kind of ftowered or painted
cloth fabricatod in that country, Ued u
coyen for beda or footlltooll.
~ ,amln, An oath. To take an
oath, to _ear. r-m, The right
hand, side or part.
..~, To the right hand, II011th-
ward.
~~ yMdMt:! Plur. of ~.
~ ,.".hilt:! A fountain, a jet
Rubies.
~.% l'Glllf, loaeph, the patri-
arch. (Joseph is the Adonis or the
East, a handSome mID being often COlD-
pared to him).
Yi1l,il1, luly.
('J!. ,lIfDm (plur. ('~I), A day, or
twenty-four ho1U'll; (day in contradis-
tinction to night being called
,}~). ~)'(',%, The ftrat day,
Snnday. ~"('J!.' The ll8COnd
day, Monday. ~\('.%' The third
day, Tuesday. l.,,}1 ('.%' The
fourth day, Wednesday. ('X-
~" The fifth day, Thura-
day. ~'('.%' The day of
meeting, Friday. ~I('.J!.' Th&
88venth day, Saturday. ¥(',%"
A festival-day. r4~\~L.J"!"
 ~~ 316 ,e
One day amongst others. L..~ l.:J\j~ Yl1l1<in, Greece; the Greek
~L...%J (or only 'L..~), From nation from ~, The son of
day to day, de die in diem, without laphet. ~\j~, One Grecian;
intermission, daily. ~~I, To- anything Greek.
day. ~~J," The first day. I..!:'y-h!. Yuni.vu., lune.
'L..,n, On a certain day. ~~:t, ,uH~~ galtdlJ:' allah, God direct
Every day. "'L..G\ a.vyiimiin, For yon! (said in answer to one who con-
lOme days ". gratulates another when ll1eesiDg).
~~ gawml (fem. ~~), Daily, ~'J€ YaAtltl, The lews. ~JJe' A
every day, tor one day. Jew.
..~~ gawmaisin, Then, on that ~J~ Yaiudl!at.. ludea; ludaism.
day. ~JJf!. YCiAtitli, ludaical.

END OJ' PART I.

 -

ENGLISH AND ARABIC DICTIONARY,

PART THE SECOND.

(tajlish and ~rabi~.

 ENGLISH AND ARABIC
DIe T ION A R Y,
~n ~urg farts,
A R A B lOA N DEN G LIS H,

ENGLISH AND ARABIC,

IlC WJlICU THE ARABIC WORDS ARB REPRESENTED IN THE ORIENTAL CHARACTER.
THEIR OORRECT PRONUNCIATION AND ACCENTUATION
SHEWN IN ENGLISH LETTEIL'l.

BY

J 0 8EPH CAT A FAG O.

IllanUY TO IOLlau" ........ (xuoa....u z...L o. TIUC BOYPTLUf URY 1" STaLl). 11l39-1MO;
rt'UT llITaAPaft'Z& Al'CD CIIA.1I'CXLLOa OJ' TBK GZX.1lAL COII'8VLAT. OJ' .auuu. AT BBIRUT,
IlU-llUl; • .,azuaT 0" T1lB ulLJlaa.u. COXBIlLATa o. atllllLl AT JI8lallT. llUl-I853;
CO. . . .PO..DDlO . . . . . . 01' 'I'D AlIATte IOCISTIU OP PARIS AlfD LEtPe[!',
AJfD OWO TJlB ~aoTPI'U. IOCI&T'I' OP LOlIfDOlf; Ta.ureLATOB OJ'
TD. "CATWCIII8X 01' TBB AXL\.&Ja," (.aumrrBD TO B •••
Tn: KIVU 0 . . .a"..'A ' " IM5). un o. OTRa.
AUBle XU't'ICBIPT'I, ne. ETC.

LONDON:
BERNARD QUARITOH,
OBXENT.A.L AND PHl:LOLOGl:CAL BOOKSELLER.
U. CASTLE STREET. LEICESTER SQUARE.

1858.
 .........u...J••

••tJlft.. ...

D Coogle
 PREF AC E.

.. The greater part of our. merchants and C01UtUl& litling in

Turkey, 3O'me for periods of fifty years, are unable, mitlt a
fell' rare exceptions, to read a 1tord of the language, or per"
haps to understand it 1C!hen read to them; and many are even
incapahle of uttering a single phrose in common conversation."
These words from the Preface to Redhouse's Turkish Dictionary
are equally applicable to the Arabic language, spoken in those
vast countries which once constituted the powerful empire of
the Caliphs! Wh)' is this? The answer is, that no English
and Arabic Dictionary exists. Richardson's so called English,
Persian, and Arabic Dictionary is a very good Persian Dic-
tionary, but is 80 imperfect as an Arabic Dictionary, that the
most ordinary and essential Arabic words and phrases are
entirely wanting; while, upon the other hand, it contains
many words which are not Arabic and others which have
become obsolete. To meet this deficiency, I haw' prepared
this second part of m)' Dictionary in sllch 11 manner that
learners of the Arabic will be able in a short time to speak and
write the language perfectly weIl,-results not to be expected
vi PRBFACB.

from every English and Arabic Dictionary; and I feel confident

that, whether the traveller proceeds to Syria or Egypt, to
Mesopotamia or Arabia, a careful study of this Dictionary
will eIlBure his being understood with the same facility on
the banks of the Nile and the Orontes 88 upon the borders
J
of the Jordan and the Euphrates.
I may also state that I have prepared the materials for
a more extensive English and Arabic Dictionary, based upon
the best and most comprehensive English Dictionaries, an~

like them, containing every English word, with an infinite

number of English sentences rendered into the purest and
most elegant ~bic, but without the Arabic pronunciation.
This work is ready· for the press.·

JOSEPH CATAFAGO.

LoNDON, 7, HOWARD STuBT, 8TILAND,

8BPTBJlBD, 1868.

I I have given to lOme of the worda in this book the TU1gar Syrian pronllJlCia-
tion, which, although defective, is, nevertheleu, in use; as JUUj for HI. ilia,for
'."', .1Iere6 for 6MrilHJ, etc. etc. It is also nccCll6llrY that I .hould inform the
learner that in Egypt and Arabia j is pronounced like !I in giJ",

J
 INTRODUCTION.

The following examples of translations will shew to the

les.rner that he can with the aid of this Dictionary translate
readily into Arabic.
I.
Glory be to God on high, and on earth peace, good will towards
men. We praise thee, we bless thee, we worship thee, we glorify thee,
we give thanks to thee for thy great glory, 0 Lord God, Heavenly
King, God the Father Almighty.

i.)!J~l V-Wl J~ rU~ ~\ ~.J1\ ~J J..\l ~ .ul ~\

..:.s:3 r.w'J d~
. J d~. J do(·..: ~
-:;-WJ • m .u..UI
AJl ~Jlt...J\ ~\ Al\ y)l tel ~ ~\ d~ ~1 ~I

II.
..r
JS' ~ .J.)li1l yJl
Every one of U8 must read tho Holy Scripture with diligence and
&88iduity, fullil hi8 duties ecrupulou81y, and have a good and noble
behaviour.

Most honored Wezir,-Mr. Smith, an English merchant residing in

this town, has prceented a petition to the Chancery of thi8 General
Coosulate Btating that Mr. So-and-so, an Ottoman 8ubject, is bis
debtor for the sum of £, 100, being the price of a bale of manufactured
goods which he bought from him; and that, although this Bum has been
due for several days, his debtor eludes payment under various pretexts.
Since :Hr. Smith is right in his claim, and he cannot wait any longer
for his money, your Excellency is requested to give the necessary orders
for the prompt payment of the above Bum, and to receive, etc. etc.
~~ ~ ~\ ~~1\ ftWI ~.r- ~l * ~ ;!.jJ }::JJ')
IJ~ ~l ~\ ~I '» ~JL.....S JI ~~I r~ ~oM!l
viii INTRODUCTION.

~ ~L. ~. 4al\ .u".)\\ ~ ~ ~ ~',s!' ~ .rJ \:J'..:

,~ I,:)~ ~ \A~\ a.1~L. J'r\ .u~ ~ ~.;" Y..i-'
w~ ~~ ~.; ~ ~ r~' ~ ~ ~, <Lj\ ~ ~\
1,:)\ ~ ~ * .1,s'.Ml' ~~ ~ ~ ~l"~,, ....U a;
J~I ~J i"'~ ~.1~ .J~ L.J "I~~ ~ ~ r-
~I ~.r' ~~ .l..jl!1 .r-~\ ;I.wl f:JJ.J ~ I~; ~L. ~
f.J~, .ill' rl.J) r,irl' ~\
IV.
Since the receipt of your letter of the 15th of &ptember respecting
the affair of the cloth, nothing has occurred to render it necessary for me
to trouble you. In this letter you will find a Bill of Exchange for the
sum of £ 1000 on Mr. So-and-so of London, at three months date, to my
nccount. Please to eend me by the first steamer 800 pieces of T. cloth,
24 yards 8lb. 222, 100 barrels of sugar, 100 cases of indigo, and 20 hags
of cochineal, of the 1irtIt quality; and please to insure them against
all risks and dangers. I shall soon BeJ1d you 100 bales of cotton, aDd
500 bales of washed white wool for my account.

~ L. t~1 i",L. ~,..=::: J.f.!' 10 ri) ~\:S J""J ~ ~ £i1

.d~ ~,~ Y~\ ,~ ~~ "! j.\c;... ~~ '-i.1J~ f ..r
~I .L~ i.>.&.) '.J.)j) ~ 1,:)1; r-
~ 4..;:-a ~ ~1 ~
~ r\> Y~ N· )~u J)' j ~l....J f~} • .;w.. t,,,,
~
I,;)!.~, ~ J,"""" ~L.J j-. J::...;! ~L.J r r r ~ 1\ I,:))J .).fi rtc
1,;):', .1Lk>.~' J..\S' ~ ~I '-'Jr" J~ JL. r.} ~
~, -.;"" .u~ ~~, JW .u~ ~L. ~ J...} ~..;

v.
r"'J ~w.. J,....
And now let the learner of the Arabic language choose whatever
sentence he pleases, and translate it by himself.
- -
~U ~.1~ "",' ~ 1,:)1 ~~\ klIl ~ ~ ~'.,
4...£J ~ ~ft'
 ARABIC DICTIONARY.
?ART THE SECOND.

~n9tish and ~~ahit.

ABB
Abandon, fl. ~ W", / Aaj",.. Abbreviate, fl. ~ \ iW-W.
Abandoned (fol'll&ken, relinquished), Abbreriation,).~:>-\ iWWd,.. Ab-
~r matnU. breviationa of worda, ~!J~'
AbaDdoning, Of" abandonment, ~ iU'Wd,.at,~!J ~ ..dAU-
wk, / Aafr, ~~ 1ifr4t1. ,d,.dt.
Abase, 11. JJ j.; ull.
fDtlUts', Abdicate, fl. ~J};J ttJfIilatJ1t-·
Abued, ~ Nilv, J.:l'; IIIlfl, Abdication, U r ttl&ltJt, J~'
~ fllduw. it!isdl, ~ wi. [wedra
Abasement, ~\i- Aaid,.tIt,~.iJ Abhor, fl. ~.)-i Mjllf"flltfl, ~,
taIltl, ~ ta.Uf,.. Abhorzed, lJJ- mdnlA, J,.,L:-
Abuh, fl. J.#'- ilttIiJal. Abashed, manje.,.. Abhorrence, ~ Mfrtlt,
~ Uu,1iin. To be abashed, l~' wUlrii.1, iJ'~ taddtDtIt,
~ iMjil. .; _til.
Abate, fl. (make lese) ~~. Abide, fl. d-' _•.
(to become leu), ~ num. Abject, ~ WI,., ~J'> len.
Abatement, va-L.i MoU, ~\4i...,j Ability (power), ~~ .lwtlrat,).ci'
-udn. iilitld,.. Ability (faculty of the
Abbess, •. ..J!~\~J ,.tlI.tIt ~. mind), Jh l"" L!} ,,,,.ii,.,.
Abbey, ' •.J!.'> • • [Mn. . Abjuration, .>\.u) ;"tidal.
Abbot, •• ~~)\V"".J ,.."",.,..".- Abjure, t1. ~) a,.ttJtl.
22
 ABR 318 AB8
Able, ~ \i kalJll, .)~U }atli,.. .)~, iUtilii.,., j~ vas,
Ablution, ~ gluul, J~' .)~\ ilctua,..
igktilal, ~J wado.. Abreast, ~~~~ IUftl/ -fuf.
Aboard (they went aboard), J'i;; Abroad (without doors), \,::~.}=".
~.,;..ll ",ilo. fi'l nuw"tJlJ. Uii.rijan, '~~ lii.lurall.
Abode, I. C)LL. f1kJkii.n, ~ Abrogation, J~' ilJtdl, ~ fIadl,
fIUId:an, J.i:"- mtllllal, ~ 6ayt. flkJka. F
Abolish, tI. Jk/ &JeW, Jk/' tJlJtal, AbacetJ8, I. ~ WlJ,.
~ fIIJIaM. _ Abscond, tI.) jMT, ~\ iiA/4/',
Abolished, tr:- malllfJ.kk, J~, ~ talJuzbba'. •
&lttdl, ~ _attal. Absence, i&
g1ulylJat, y~gAiycib.
Absen.t,.,rib.~ gllayr MclW, ~ ti
Abolition, I. J~' ilJtii.l, ~ fIaIU.
Abominable, IJJ- mairiA, I..!.,j gAllyilJ.
kariA. Absent, tI. yL: g1ldlJ. To be absent
Abominate, tI. ~, iltahvlA. (in mind), .)\!.;'~J~ gMri111il
Abomination, I. b~I ilwdA, 4A~ afld,.. Absent things, &.:J~
ma.irtJ.Aiat. g""lJal.
Abortion,I.l,u..,\ iddt, ~ t..,.1. Absentee, I. ~ L; g1liJp.
Above (over), ~ t llla', JJi jaw"; Absolve, tI. p g'MjtW.
(high), .j\.;. tall. From above, Absolved, A.J~ magkftr""
JJi~ ... jaw". Above-men- Absolution, P t!'ftt, ~ fUll-
tioned, ~1Il.:...l1 Gl muM,. iltsyA, farat.
.)I~I til mtIIktJ.,.. Abovemeuure Abaolute (despotic), ~ rmdla1,
(excessive), ~~ Mlo. AMId, ~,; J.i:.-.., "...,tal:..l i (complete),
.ill jaw" alMIiltl. r LJ tam, rW tamam, J-lS'
About (around), .J\"~ dNd,., J.P" kamil. Absolute power. absolute-
1uJwl; (near), ~.;:Wi6,'~.}J ness, ~f:- Adm -t&tW,
tah-ilJan, ~ en"; (concerning), Ju...,\ iltilddl, ~ A....
cr tan, J. ft· Absolutely (despotically), #1.i:.......
Abridge, tI.~1 ikktalM. 1Iltlltah1lan, ", \..la.. ~;
jj

Abridgment, I. ~ mu.utMa,., (perfectly), "1.\5' k4mu...

 ABU 319 ACC

At.orb, cr. e Nl.t: Abyss, •. J-f tn.i, ~ lMjj4t, ~

Absorption, r=4 6tUt. glusmr. A bottomlesapit, ~~
Abstam, t1. (to shun, avoid) ~ \ bl,. tlllnik. .
;--, ~J.i.:-\ .lt4... • i ... Academy, I. LJ.M mtJtlnuat.
Abetemioua, abstiDent, ~~ 1IIAid, Academic, I. F~U, tdlilJ tilm.
~ flltljtas1J. Accede, t1. (to acquiesce in, consent
AJ.tiMDCeJ Yh::.=:-' itiltilll, j!;-\ to), J:.i
Wil, ~J rith. To
tltinls, t.\:.:..\ i.-at: accede to a throne, ~ Jilltu.
Ahetzact •• (take away) ~, Accelerate, t1. ~ ttljjal.
~. To make an abstract, Accelerated, ~ m-esjjlJl.
~,~. Acceleration, Weit: t.!r'
Ahstruae, abatract, ~ ...,AW. Aocent, •• ~r MrtJi4t; (to point
See Obecure. Arabic, etc.), Y.r' "t'"alJ.
AbeaM, J~ tmrAdl. [lJItMI. Accept, t1. (take) J.:i I:a1Jil.
A1nrdity, Ji-l'.w~ .lttIy ~ Acceptance, J~ Will, ~4-'
Ahsmdly, J.i:~~ ... , . ieiNt.
&I. Acceptable (agreeable), J~
AI.ndnoe, i;S MnIL tWbill, J;':'" ....uAr, ~;e
.Al-ac1ai, ~ _I",,;~ Wil/l, m...tII.
~U/iJ,tl. Acceptably, J~ ~.
~, fl. (to J'idioa1e), ~ Accepted(received), J~ 11Itdk1.
_ali_; (to daceit'e), ~ Acceptation (received IMlIl88 ot a
,MM ; ( to speak obleeuely), wOld), ~ ""'tM', rWl\~
v.-\ij"./4lttM1. ItI1wJei lJlialdm.
Abue(ill1ll8), ~~i.,)~ taMINCli- Acceu (way, appl'OlMlh), J,..:L.,)
pit; (ridica1e), I~ .........4. tWivl, ~\y;U ~ila·.
Ahasift, ~ ~'.wdcal4ll~1". To haTe aooesa, ~J:;..,) ddMl
Abunely, ~iu~ bilA.*,,,u,,. taMJ'. AOO8IlIl (~dition), ';.,)~j
A.hat.meat, See Boundary, etc.-The ztyiJdtIe. The acce8S or fit of 'a
abutmenta of a bridge, ~J~ fe\"er, ~~J.,) law 411 lwIfItIIItI.
/tUtti. Accet80ry (additional), ~~ sa-fl.
 ACC 320 ACC
Anything accessary, ~ _1- Accomplished (completed, perfect).
mat. rW tamilm, J..~ J;amu. Ac-
Accessible, J,>-.il\~~ ld,iJ& addu- complished (in mind or person).
k!lal, J~.il\~ fIIfImiUt '"'"'.)\~~ MAw adalI, ~)it
tUltluJ:!lal. sarff, ~ lIItfj.
Acceuion to a throne, v-};:-jula..
Accessary (assisting in a crime),
Accomplishment (completion). WI r
.tmam. Accomplishment (of
~J raftk.
mind or body), J..ii Jall, <4)
Accident, I. JW\ .ttijilk, .u.>~
slnat. Accomplishments, J!L.:ii
Aatlilat, vi)~ taN. Accidents,
JIIIlil,u. [Account.
~.>\~!laroatlil, viJI,c t fJIDarid, Accompt, y~ _ab. See
t:!uJ roakiilt · [ttwadl. Accomptant,parl. ,-;-,\re mdaM.
Accidental, ~}s:. t aritlf, ~.r Accord, Of' accordance, .£Ai'r 1IIMPd-
Accidentally, "UW\ .ttijahMt.
.
Jalat, JW\ .ttijdi, L.:;J rild,
M

Accidents of the body, vi,)~

.>~\ ittiMtl. With one se-
4-i ~ t aroarid jiMndniGt. cord, ..». ~JW4 1HJ ittijal: wiiAitl.
Accidents of fortune (adversities),
Accord, tI. ~J roaffa". [p.
",'O.!, ~ taroa,u:. [nWl11l.
Accordant, according, Vi1,,--1JItIICJd-
Acclivity (ascent of a hill), JJJ
According as, according to, accord-
Accommodate, tI. (to adapt), Vi~
ingly ~ .wtJ6, ~ mUl,
roaJa", ,-;-,U "a.ah.
J~ biktMltw. According to custom,
AccommOdated, Vi'r muroafik,
U!.' lay"", ,-;-,t:... mtmdlih. r,....)\~ r " , - .wao /II"I"IfIU.
Accommodating (part.) Q-J'r According to the signal, ~
muroiiJU:. ~ \.:oJ! lltuah tIl'uM,.at. Accord-
Accommodation (fitness), ~\o... ing to the occasion, \.Q::..;J\~
maftdltJ6at, .£Ai'r muroaJdat, ACltJ6 ul'ilditla. According to
~jJ tmo/f"; (reconciliation), the emergency, ~~,~~
JW\ "tijill:. ".latltw tIl'iAti,aj. According to
Accompany, tI. Vi~ raJai. permission, ~~J\~ MMi
Accomplice, I. ~J raft"· ul'ijdut. According to order,
Accomplish, tI. (finish), ~ tammam. ~,~_ .wtJ6 ul'lIa.
 ACC 321 ACH

Accost...
- IIIllam, y) ""ab.
rL Accumulation, ~ jQmt! ('!.~
AccolUlt, ,. yt.-. Ailaj. To lidwfm. [til'iAtlla,..
eett1e .accounts, ,-:-,6. Ad,ab. Accumulative, ),,:.>l\~ti lw.1Jil
The balance of an account, ~4
Accuracy, & ,allMt. [,allIA.
y~\ jdlf alA;'dlJ. Au auditor Accurate, 1,~ mtlu1it, ~
ofllllCOunts, y~'~\ amlll Accurately, .ts.."" ~ lJikol ,a1lMt.
llAUa6. To call anyone to an Accursed, ~~ malt f111 (plur.
llCCOuntformoney, y~\~ ~1. fIUIlatlll), ~ _latin.
UW IJl1iIU. To rectify an ac- May he be accUl'lled, ~~,~

COlUlt, Y~\e~' ,a.UaA 18f:MttdlaA f:!Ila!llli. •

.zTtiIa6. An account (narrative), Accusation, ~\(.:. ,hilcii,ae, \~

.r.=-- iluIlJar, ~ killaA, ~ IL..

'Minoa, .~ ,MkwaTa.
Ai1ii.,at. To give an account, .Accusable, ~l(.:J'~ mrutakik
;:>. IAalJlJar. Account (value), QlMhikii.,at.

~ ifmtIt, ittilld,.. To Accuse, tI. ~~\ i,Atakar.!lh.

J~i
make account of (to esteem), Accused, ~~L mutltlL~'
r \ irfilHw. On your account, tGla,ill.
~,~ min ~tJW:. On this Accuser, I. ~.i... muddatl.
MCOunt, ~.)~\~ min fSJ1 Accusing, (part. pres.) ..J.::-:-
ulii.
mruMllkl. -
Accountable, J,l- fII4I'fil. Accustom, tI. ~~jr- ttlwwad tala'.
Accustomed, ~b.... mlk.tM. To be
Accountant, ,. ~ ~ ~. ~

accustomed, to accu8tom oue'8-

Acooant-book, '.;J~ "flar·
AcooantiDg-hoUlle, ,. ~ _W. self, ..,}&~J-3 tat.flwwad tala'.

t-
Atmunta (arithmetic): y~'rk Ace, I.
alltiIalJ.
Accrue fl. (to an. as profit),
'~\.,i~~\.iJ.
flU.

U"'~ Mg. ,.d,.

u:.'
Acephalous (without a head), ~
[tiat.
Acerbity (sourness), ~r- _mil-
Accumulate, tI. ~ j~ Ache, I. ~J UJ(Jjaf:.: The head-
Aceam.ulated, t.~ rJlfS)inilt! ache, U"'9'~J wtljat arrd,.

~..r-"""". The belly-ache, ~'t:-~J

 ACQ 322 ACT
wjtlt allHItft. The tooth-aohe, formed), t:U- __tlte.lif:: To be
,=,W\~, wajtlt M........ The
acquainted, ~ \ IJtUllaf::
ache, or dilIease of the liver,
Aoqnieaoe, t7. ~.,. ,.alI, J:.i 1:tIiil.
~\ ~J UI'fitlt IIliilJtl.
AcquiellCeDoo, J~ WAl, \,.;.,. rild.
Ache, t7. (suft'er pain), ~i ,..
Acquire, t7. ~ Mual.
wlfijtlf:: [mas.
Acquired, ~~. To be
Achieve, t7. ~ 1Mmnal, ~ taM-
acquired, ~ ttMaual.
Achievement, I. (heroic action),
Aoquirable, ~ ~.
~g1faj~
Acquirer, I. ~ .Wuil.
Acid, vi--~ A4mid. To make
.Acquisition, acquirement, ~~
acid, acidulate, ~ 1ItIrnmtuI. .itildlJ, ~ ttJAd/.
Acidity, acidness, .t.;r- num11ltlt. Acquit, •. (pardon),pgu/M'j (to
Acme (of a disease), '='~ Wrd,., set free), VJ..>.
1.WtIa; (to ao
'='~\ ry.. ,tlUlflJ-tU-lHIlwd,..
one'. duty), ~~1)\~.
Bee
Height, criais. ['tw.f. Acqnitment, acquittal, p t!ft.,
Aolmowledge, t7.) iMr, ~.r \
~ ""'9"/fW•• AJJ. acquit.tance
Aolmow1edged, J~ fJItI,Ual,.,..;a,. (reoeipt), iIw4. !Io'
mtlitwrar, ~~ mutttwaf. Aore, I. ,=,\.i; /addil.,.,
Acknowledgment (confession), .,.l;\ Acrid,;' m.......
i1rdr; (gratitu4e), '=' ~ lAd- Acrimony, acritude, .},r- flllflrdral.
ra,. j ( concession), ~l...-\ wa,.. AC1'088,.,.~ t"-'l1r. AcJ'088 a river,
Aconite (woolfabane), ~.il\~~
-*~ tlliczr 4I1IIIG1w.
1M,." tlDllJ.
Act, t7. t:""'" ItIfI4t> ~ t-..l.
Acorn, I. k~ 1HJllal.
JU /atlil. To act • play, ~
Acquaint, t7.;:>-\ tlkAlJar.
14t!. [~U flit-it
Acquaintanoo (knowledge), .t;~ Aoting (part. pres.). J,..lA tillllil,
fMt"/at, rk t'
lm ; (familiarity), Act or Action, a. Ja; fi~. J.i
~ L:w muadlaa!xJt, ~ 6fI1JJat. t MlUJl,;-' a".,.. An action, law-
Acquaintance, I. ~ . L:w m,"anal. . suit, or cause, ~.,) daf:tDd. &
Acquainted (familiar), ~,,- Miaf:: Actiona, J\a.i\ -ftal,
mU4llaj, :.Jr!L. ealil!; (in· Jti\ at-MI. A good action,
 ADD 323
(~J¥ tfI8IIIl ,ali/t. A heroic illiJltlt. Addition (in arithmetic),
-on, ~ gltMiJ. ~ jtl,.'C Additions, ~W
tlamdyim, ~.::.Jli.sL. mflllulkilt,
Active (iDduatrious), ~..r ~ t..
_tWIt, t:::=""' ",nit. An
II1liJJ ~\iLw mutldlat.
active verb, i-JJr-eJ,JU flt! Additional, ~~ IdUl.
Nt.rtf. A participle active, t"" Address, •. (speak to), ~\>.
~(j]1'" alltitil. lWitalJ, J1.r ta,.~; (to write
!eti:rity or Activeness, ~.r ""(:5t. to, or petition), J~rr:U
Actor, ,. (agent), ~\i lriel, J..~ itJdtlam tM"dMl.
f:!iail. Address (salutation), rL
,414,.;
Actual, ~ Adiif, ~'.i llitf. (speech), y\b,;.. It:IKtiib; (skill),
Actuality, 49_ i ... Aakilt:at. Actually, J..U ttJil; (courtship), j~'
JUl~ bi'!flt!, ~'j'J ft'lwdkit , ~\ ialta,. al fMMlJ1HJI. An ad-
#~ ,Millllll, "'lL... AaiklJn. dress (petition), J~.r ttl,.dkdl.
A.c&aate, •• G. ~..;- Aarrak. To be Addresser, I. ~ multmnil•.
ICtlWed, ".11. d~ ttWwrak. Adept, ,. ~L. mdhi,., J..~ iii.il.
Acute. ~ \.i ldt4. ; (ingenioua), Adequate, ~\h... mutiibi1, Vi'r
..J.i u.n. mUto4jU.
~, ~:i- lWlilItIt. Adhere, tI. J-~ la,ai, ~\
Adage, I. ~ "",,al. Bee Fro- ilttJlai. To cause to adhere, '"
verb, lIaxim. ~ lauak.
Adamant, V'lJ\ almaI. Adherence, adherency, adhesion,
Adapt, ". ~\i ndMi. .3~' ittikd~, o:.I~' ikti,.iin.
Adapted, ~\:....1lMIIIdIib. Adherent, ~ multtUik, o:.IJ~
Add, •• G. o)!; sd~, i-J\.;\ flddf.
makrtln, JyL. multazil:.
Added, ~L4. mudiJf, r,.w- Adherent, I. ~j raftk•
....a.. To be added, i-JL.:u\ Adjacent, ~ muttalil, jJ~
;"af. [~\i\ aldtl. mujillOw.
Adder, I. ~\ afei Adders, Adjective Noun, i.i...:J'r-'
Wm
Addict, .,. ~.3jU tattJtDlO" tala'. tUlifat, ,..;:......cj Me,
~J toalf.

Addition, ;.34) li,dtl4t, \..i\.w

Adjectively, .. ~ nattan.
 ADM 324 ADM
Adieu, L.W't=- fMt «lMllilfll41. Adm, L~ Biy41at; (distri-
To bid adieu, tI. ~J wtJtldtlf:: See bution), t;i.)i ttltDsft·
Farewell. Administrator •• (governor), fb.
Adjoin, tI. ~J Wtl8al. Ailki",; (a guardian), 1a;' - Aafis;
Adjourn, fl. Jr.' amlaal.. To ad- (an executor), ~J wtllly j (a
jou~ an assembly, ~!,J..' minister of state), ,;!j, tOiIIl,..
aWlu.w al maJ1t18. Admirable, J,,)\; nadir, i.ks?o ttAAfGt,
Adjournment, I. J~_\ .",1141, ~ tn-fiilJ, ~ tC;ilJ•
..r-="'-U takAlr. [Miam. Admiral, '. J'r\ (lmmlrtll, ~\
Adjudge or Adjudicate, fl. rt- . ;S\l\ amI,. allJallr.
Adjunct or Adjunction, I. .t;~, Admiration, ~ la;l, ~
idil/al. See Addition, junction.
tat-jjulJ·
Adjuration, I, ~ kMam. See Oath. Admire, fl. (wonder at), ~
Adjure, fl. ~ kMNm. (I adjure talaiJ"alJ, Y.;C-:\ ..tagArtl1J,r'
you) by God the Most High, i l talJa,.; (to love), ~ tGlW.
\o:?'W illt,~
. • ~-\ tdlim Admirer, '0 ~ mutttljjilJ; (a
f alayka lJi'l14Ai ta t u14'. lover), ~L: ldlMk, ~
Adjust, fl. rlli
"Ium. mull.n. Beloved, J~ mGt,lui
Adjusted, rfa:- "I/IM11m, ~~ (fem. ;;~ mtlt'"11kt1t).
".uraltalJ. Admiringly, ~ lJatajalJ.
Adjustment, r\la:.;' intizam, ~ Admissible, J~'u:lliiyik(lIW.l,
Mlm, ~.J tartilJ. ~~l\~~ wil;"ilJ alija1Hlt.
Adjuster, '. ~\; nUlim. Admi88ion (entrance), J~.,)cldi1il,
Adjutant, I. ~ WllJ, 4;)J".- J>.,M tNJtWuJl (plur. J=;..'~
...
tmlc.4roin• mtJddiMl) j (granting), ~~,
Administer, or Adminiatrate, fl. ijalJat, J"J W111, ~.J radii.
Corder, govern). ~ Mkam. To Admit, tI. (give entrance), ~'"
administer justice, J1...'"=".ft"\
tlaklillal; (to allow), J.:.i ""1.
(ljra' al 1Iak/;, t.ra '''Mat: To Admonish, tI. ~ fllJlQl, ~ 114ibaA,
administor physic, f..1'lJ:. 'talaj. k, W(ltlll.

Administration (government), f- Admonishor, '0 c\; nilMe

 AnV 325 A:DV
Admonishing, admonition, ~ (increase), r.,)~j UyatlM, .,)'-!.>J'
..,lAlIt, ~ tMifA. ill1iydtl, '-:-' .,.{ .. mtdItJ1I•
Adoleecence, l:- auh4, ~~ Advanced in years, r-l4r~'
.w.bitlt.
A~vantage (profit), i~\'; faytltJt,
Adopt. tI. ~ taAtu'tln, ) b;.l
~ Mft> k.c... fIItJ1IfittJt (plur.
tlAtar. To adopt a son, ~
WIIIIlI4'•
t:ih..
mUniJji'U j (opportunity),
~.) fur_to
Adoption, ~. t4&rnnf.
AdYantage, tI• .,)\.;\ ifatl, ~ Mftlt"
Adorable, ~~ yUljtJil lahu,
~ Y"tlladj (lovely), ~
To reap an advantage, r::L:..3l
intllftlt! .,)\a::..." ;,tafM. To have
P&"o
Adoration, i,,)~ tihatlat, .,)~ the advantage, ~ gMlall, P
1fIjU. A place of adoration, Stlft»"· [niJfif:..
~-tllad. Advantageous, ~ mufttl, t:it
Adore, fl. ~ ,tJjtJil, ¥ talltl. Advantageously, i~\';J..'.! 1Iil:ol
Adoler, ,. ~ L. ,ajid, .1.? Iw: talMo faytltJt, k.c...~ lIikol mq,nftlttlt.
An adorer of the Bun, ~\.,)~ Advent, ~,~ f1W.J"f til flltJUfh.
f...Mial aAdtJmI. Adorers of fire, Adventure, ,. (accident) wP.J~
~~fUjfU. tantl,~ l&h4ttJr. [ttJIa.tltlq,'.
Adorn, fl. ~j untln. Adventure, tI• .J""'~ ttljdlfW, ..;~
AdorDed, ~r ",usa"_. Adventurer, ,. '-!~
mujtari j (a
AdonDng (part. pres.) ~r ",u- merchant), ~li tiljirj (a vaga.
...".. bond),J4J ' tlwllfllAj (a traveller),
Adrift, ('!Iw: td,im. &e Floating. }L...... ",.ufir. [ilm 411fWj.
~ Wtl. See Con· Adverb, ,. u';; ftfWj, u)~l\r-"
A..datriction,
traction, binding, joining. Adversary, ,. j~ ttJililw (fem. ;j~
AdYaDCe, II. (go forward) jj j r')
ttJilawtJt, pl. ,~, tltNand ..;.,)~\
Ie_a... To advance money,
t1tcitlf). A mortal adversary'J~
r'~ M1lI.f laraltt",,!. To ~, LtJilil ",umft. To be
aclt'1lDC8 in years, ~•••J\~r.)jj. an adversary, ..;.,)~ tiJcM'. To
A.dTauce, advancement, r.iiJ ttJl:ad.. cite adversaries before· a judge,
.... \Ai) irliJ:d, JjJ waHl j Lt...asl~, ahW al l&AuIafll6•
 ADV 326 .NJr
Adverse, ~~ muiAalif, ~~ Adviaednesa,.;-e-!,),J ItMAlr. Bee
muMNt, fl~ mughdyir. Ad- Prudence, deliberation.
verse accidents, ~I,i flaU7dl6. Adviatv.'. ,. ~\i fIdIil_
Adversity, iJ~ "'tJ1awtJt,'~ Adulation (flattery), tllmlJlW. <Jl.t3
naA.t, ~ m",,&Je, il.:. ,Aid- Bee Flattery.
dtst. Bee lfisfortune, calamity, •
~: ...... _at: t i .
Wlllonll11l, lUWC on, D1lIIe11'.
Adulator, ,. _uL-
fIIWIUJllii.
Advert, fl. ~~ wdlltJ6. Adulatory. ~ tnUmIJIlik.
Advertise, fl. ~\ allWw,;>- Adult, t:l~ 6iiligA.
kWitJr, rk\
tJ 1tJm. Bee To in- Adultness, 4&-~ 1nIlflgAigtJt.
r
form, advise, inatruct. Adulter, fl. (or commit adultMy).
Advertisement(notice),~ kWa,. ",)..w, V-i faltlk.
(plur• ..J~\ tJoWdr), rL:-\ 'tlam• Adulterate, fl.
W
IlIIJIA, ~j
uf..i
Bee lDformation, advice. I4I •
-- Adul_temted, ,.:.~ "..,WiiIA,
Advertiser, •. ~ m~w, .r~- -- -...
~ mwMw. )Jr fIMUfDM".
Advice (counsel), ~ flaltMt, Adulteration, ",W ffllad.
t./!I ,..,. ~J wllri., ft'!JJ ttuUlf,., Adulterer". J~ sdftf, ~\; jdIij.
~,r.... fIIlJIltwlJt'tJt. Good advice, Adulteresa, •• ~ lIClMat.
4.i
~~loj~ ,.., ,d1ci6. :Bad advice, Adultery, U) .s.a~ e.:;-; fid. To
.w\;t./~ ,.., JdIid. To give ad- commit adultery~ ~~)
vice, ~ MId. To ask advice, U)\, ,rtaJa6 Uatt,at asWi.
~,,:... ~ ttJW tnIJIAwartJt. Adumbrate fl. (~), ~ ulW;
Good news, or advices, ~~ (to sketch), r-J r_atrl.
6ilhd,.tJt. To send advice,~) Advocate". J::!-, tHitl~ ~~'~J'
;:>- IJt'ItJl kMitJr. .r-\- mtIHaAir, ~ u.ftf::
Adviaable, J!.' layik, ~~ wdjii. Aerial, '-rF~ }U,wal.
J# t dlf.. Aerology (science of the air), F-
Advise, fl. ~ MlIJA. ,*\ f:!Hn al Mwci•
.A.dviaed~M.. .uJtMloUaitJr. Ad- Aerometry (measuring the air),
viIed (prudent), ft~--=-L., \Jf\l.J"~ iiyilMl A.eo4.
'dAti ttJtllJlr. Bthiopia, ~,~ 6alcitlalluJHld.
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Afthiopian, •• ~ w.A1,~ ABlance, fl. ~~. (To
w.M. - givo oonftdence), ~, itUtalMJ.
Mar, ~ iat.ll. Amdavit, ,. ~ ialtUJI.
Afability, affablenesa, ~ lutJ.
.MBnity,~!; waNt.
See Gent1enees, courteousness, Aftlrm,
civility, condescension.
UrrtW. t1.;;
Afilrmable, .)!;1'~\i, ~.?'~1.
Mable, ~ latlf.
Afilrmant". (tdBrmer),.)~mtlktwrir
MfAbly, Ub4 1JilrdJ. Afflrmation, c.:,)~' i,bae,.)!;' ih'eI,.,
A6ir, •• ~, (I""', ~~ Adjflt,
~~ 1tIt'if. [1tIf!i/l.
Ji ttl_, J,-.:. ,'-tJAl. Amrmative, lo"f.)!;' iM-c2r1, ~,jU
A4'eet, tI. to &lJ'ect diIdain (to play
Aftlrmatively, )~4 hi ' Twel,..
fhe ooquet or prude),~' . . . ;
A1Bx, fl. ~ 1M••
(tomcmtenderly),~'.t.*/;
.. ~ct, •. r-i' IMm,' ~ .-..,
(to imitate 1IJJDAt1Ira1ly)oU.;l:II1ltMl
To .... with joy, C.} I""""·
tIlla•• r!'
To procIDoe an dect,)' ...... Amicted, '=JJ;s-" mt.zl.a",,)j,{.,,.
'&etatioD, a1FectedneII, ~ Uilftl mtliWdtw. To be aftlioted, ~
' . . . (telulerly moved), ~ .... [~I-'
Amiction, aftlictedness, '=Jj- m-,
~
Amictive, '=Jy muAs.;'. See
A'-aticlG (love), ~ tHAi, i~".
Painful, tormenting•
. . . isW, ~ ~HI.
A!luence, aftluency, aftluentnesa,
](atuU a&ction, ~.r'-~
IIlIMiNl ...Al4wMal. See ~IMnd, J\..mal, J'".'4IIIItOdl,
PDeadahip, jnc1i nation, tender- Afiluent, ~ INmI,.)~ _fir.

-.18Il, stdFering, grief, feeling. ~\; /c2gid, ~ iMI,.; (<<Ow-

~, ~ t alli, ~J~J ing), '-t!,) ~ J'4ri.

~. [_tlU-,. Aft'ord, fl. ~. • .i
tNW. .Mforded'
A6etiQll&tely, i~,...~ .1 "'="'''''r ..-1116. Morder, ~~
4 fIence, ~ wa., ; (001I- todiii.
1ideDee), ~~, it.liaiId, J~' AJhy, •. r~ ltuj--- [-.u..
iIIildl. AJliigbt, fl. u;:" JNnDtoIlf, ~J
, AFT 328 AGG
1 ·f
AB'right, aft'rightment, J".. MIDI, Again,"~' .,• •
. ~J='- iAtstDf, ~.) rtlth• Against, .jr- tW' ; (ClOIltrary'
A1Iiigbted,terrUied,Yy:..r- mM'talJ. uk 1Mlaf, .i..; tlitltl. Agaim
A1Frightful, frightful, terrible, or upon him, or it, ~ talogA
~.;- fIIUt'f:!l. Against law, ~'u1.:;
Aft'ront, fl. ~~. Against treaty, peace, or agre
Aft'ront, •• ~C)\..:aij ,,",an ment, ~,uJ~, (J!;.\i
lJaM.U, ~\ ijtir4. ~,uk. Overagaii1Bt,~~
:Aft'ronter, •. l.,j~ mufttwt. fIItddh.1. •

, Aft'rontingly, ~1J4 bicol ijtird.

A1l'use, fl. ~ 1tI1«I1J.
Agate, •• ~.
Age, ~ tOfllf", ~ "n. The i
Afloat, ~~ tdifll. £ant age, 4,ak Iu.fiJiJ.t. 'J
Afoot, ~ \.., fIIdIAf. stripling age, 4r-J! hlilgAis
Afraid, ~\>. kMyij'. The youthfnl age, y~ ,,w
Alresb, ~~~ fIIinjtMlttl. Old age, .t>.~ ....,UtliJ
Afrant, J.! \i.e fll4J:alJil. A man a hundred yean of I

After, ~ Nttl. Aftertbis, ,~~ L....~.\..,~J.::.:-.). Of the 81

itlttl.wa. After which, \..,~ age, ft.J.} ffWtl t:..""" An I

gW1mtd, \..,~ 1HJelma. After C)L.j 1Uldn, ~ t..aAtl,.fb~ d<

to-day, r~l~ hattlalylMDfll. In the age of Karon, l.:J))~~
After salutations, after compli- /I~ NarUM. Through
ments, rL:JI~. After death, ages (for ever), ~.ib'.JJ~.:
~" ..l\~, htlf.tW fllfltDt. After A.gency, .il\S') wtM:dlat.
all, .;-J!r'- I, ~~~ 1HJel Agent, •. J.=!j walll, J.cU j
,• 1
" r\ iol '''v.
After-birth, ~ fllUllIfII4t.
J..~ t elmil•
.A.ggrandie, fl.;;S 1:a1J1Hw.
Afternoon,.):all~. Aggrandizement, ~ t-..cd
Afterto-morrow,,~~Nt'ltIgWin - ' - te,fl. 4JMJ
~ ...va ,!:~ 1IlII:J:tIl.

Afterward, aftenrardg, ~ .:r- Aggravation, ~ ..u.I.

tnitt1HJel, ~\"'J /fmiJ1HJt tl, Aggregate, ~ tlUljtRilt
t.~ 1HJt tlmil. Aggregate, fl. ~ itllllG'C .
 AGO 329 AIL

Aggregation, aggregate, ~, lllirtlt til fJUIU1t. To be in the

jwtlG, ~ jamf:: agony of death, tit ndlilt.
Aggtw, •• (888&ult), ~ luIjam. Agree, t1. ~.) rtUlf, ",~l iUIIJal:•.
~on('~m;a •. Agreeable, -~h.. mundlilJ, J~
Agreaor, •• ~l. Mji_, to,!~ flUJl:lJfll, ~ 'r
muwiJfil:. To be
~. agreeable (suited to), ,-:--,U
ABilitY, ~.r" ftWt'"' ~ ttljaltlt. ftd,alJ.
Agile, J:.:-- ~ eijil. Agreeably, J~J.4 lJiiol Wul.
Agitate, (I. ~.?- ~. Agreed, iJ~ flUJtAatl, ~ I,.. mtI-

Agitated (diaturbed), Y Ja-..i- wtlP, ~ \h.. mtltdlJil:. _

~. Agreement, JW\ ittiJd1l:, iJ~
Agitation, 4$f" ,..,.td:at j (per- iUiAdd, i~t-...... mUtdltadat,
turbation), y~\ itUwtllJ ; .tu'r mUtDiljil«lt, ~ 11uwt;
(deliberation), ~.r- f1t4I1Hmwat, (resemblance), ~ tIIIAlJfl&.
fl!,jJ WIn", P jUw, ~!J ,..". Agriculture, k.!Jj lMil t ,", ~li
Agitated, y;w.. .tulttlrtO, J-.i:.... JtJliJ1Iat.
-JtIfil. To be agitated, y~\ Aground, ,.jJ)\~ ttllll' larl.
i4tMwi.
Ague, •. A tertian ague, ~
Agitator, I. ~~ .uMrnl.
4.ili... AumflUJ' ~i. - .A.
quartan ague, kj.r-~ Mm.
~ I. (thin plate), ~ 1MtdtJ.
m~lJatat. The cold or trembling
Agnation(relationship by the father),
fit of an ague, ~~ I cUlNwtliyat.
~y~.
Ah! ~l tsA•
.Ap.. <Wu (tree), J~Jl~JJ Aid, o)~ matlatl, .~ \.-., f1UJ14 tJdaA,
38~lItl1f"iU.
t
iJ\~\ imdiJtl, C)]&- tGum, ,tj~\
A.p (plat), #~L.~. Long
itiJfIIIt. :By the divine aid,.rz:J~
-SO, ~1:1"" .tiI WI, ~ WI,
J~} lJilMW twralJlJilffl.
#~ WlMt. [~~ pa!JMDiJff.
Aid, t1. C)~l tltiln, ~L. liltatl.
ApaiIt. IgODistes (priH fighter),
Aider, •• ~\.-., mUldtitl, ~J\...
ApUe, •. tjU tICi~ muttl_.
A&oay, t.!r3\J~ MltlllllAdf:: The Ailment, ~J wtJjtlf:! rJ\ tIltM.
apay of death, 4:)"..JI4:)~ Ailments, ,.jJ1J..\ amrtJd.
 3SO ALI

Aim (deeign), ~ "W, .wi lrMti, Alacrity, J"':' ,lMItDk, k\:.i tiGlMt.
.>'.J.. fmWati, r.r t lWll, ...p./- Alarm(frigbt,8urpriae),u~a.ef·
gltMdil, .w...A... ~, .>~ Alae! • T ciA. [ atanctiDg.
~. Albeit. Bee Althougb, notwith-
Aim, fl. ~ ktJutUl. Albugo, '. (disease in the e,e),
Aimed, .>~ ma.b11tl. ~'...p~ lHIgiitl altf".
Aiming (part.), ~\i 1W.WJ. Aloaid, •. (goverDor), ~\i11.
~ir, '" MwJil. Tho element of air, Alcairo (capital of Egypt), ~\i!'
'.,f~. An air (in music), AI1W.M,... [II.....
iW fUlglflUlt, ~ UlAn. Airs, Alcbymiat, •• ~ J- ~ali.
~\.W MgAmilt, ~~, agAatd. Alchemy, ~, alll.f4. ( ......
AgMfI' ia the title of several EIItern
airs; particularly of a very large col- Alooran, l;)1) KtW4fJ, l;)~\ AI-
lection of Arabian 1OngB, called Alcove, •• ~ ioiH.
~~"~' compiled in the tenth Alembic, •. ~, .urI.
celltury by Abulfaraj Ali, of 1Ipa1wl.
He presented it to 8eifu' d'dow1&, A1eDgtb, J#~ 6Utal.
Sultall of Syria, who ordenM1 him in Aleppo, ~ HIIW.
ret1Im 1000 dinan (uar 600l.), b1al the
miDiater of tbia prince, Ebn Ebad, COll- Alert, ~.. ", • . . . , . ; (adiTe,
IilIsiDg the f8OOD1p8D88 as too inade- vigilant), ~L, 1illtW.
quate to the labour of My yean, which
Abulfaraj had employed in the work, AlertDess, .~, iflttldA.
gave him 1000 more. This vizier car-
ried it wi&h him ill all his expeditiona;
Alaander,.)~ 8. . . ., ..J~\
and it was much in reqUllllt among the IdMtItw.
sreat men of &he But, oopiflll of it being
Alexandria (in Egypt), ~..J~'
generally 'Old at Baghda.cl for ~ooo
c1ramaofailver. Air(mien),p.. IMMultIn'rl. AleundreUa (8ca-
flICUIIIW, 4.:I;-J UJ~isA. deroon), l;)J..J~' li. . . . . .
Air, fl. (to expose to the air) '-iJb Alexipharmic (If" Alexiteric, •• (all-

MUJUJfI'; (expose to the sun), tidote) J~ t""41&.

~ aAammaI. To take the air, ~bra, ~ jalw, ~' afW,

',f'~ .Aam al_a. ~\i.J,,~t

Air-bole, ,. ~ mMtf4l. ' Alias. Bee Othenrise.
Airy, J'" _a'•.
Alabaster, ~~ r m.,....,. aJ,tUI.
A1ieJa, •• ~..;i g1tMfi.
AlieDate, fl. (property), J~".
 ALL 331 ALL-
Alienable. Bee Transterable. Allegory, ,. ~ tlltItIll, Jt"...
Alienation, A\~ luIlf)(jlaA. ""'dl'''Jfj~ ~mat.MmaJlJ.7.f.
Alight, 0. JJ fIftIIl. To alight from Allegorize, 0. Ji. "..,1IJl.
a hone, ~L.as\~JJ. Allelujah, ~P Aall6laga1&.
Alike, ~ mul, J~\- "'eItIil, Alleviate, 0 • .......a.l:;... lWIJaf.
~ MIl,., Jjt.... mumdlil. Alleviation, ~ tllkAllJ, .y....J
Aliment, ,.LJ, tIIt.4m, \~ gWiJ, talligat.
t.:;.)'; kat. Alliance (of states), JW\ ittifil/r"
Alive, :r Tt,•• ¥ elM, i..u.\- mUt.ilMciat;
Alkali, ~\:..:.\ .,w,.. (consanguinity), ~!; itwdiat.
An, ~ 1:01, ~ J-ft.; (every Alligator, I. Cl.....J timld1&. See
one), ~\~ 1:01 tI1WMl. Crocodile.
Before
all ~ ~~J:.i WIA:oI,Tt,. Allocution, y\h>. /r,laitdi.
.-
Complete in all, J,4.(.. mdMnmal. Allodial, J.C-. m.~.
All together, ..~ jamft.att. Allot, 0. ~ latIutR, ~ ......
-
}i'1jwJl41, ~~ 6iWli4n. All
-
In all, among all, Ll....s!\J Allotment, ~ AiIIiJt,.t.....;-..."
.
~)i t.UJsft:
at once, 'i~'-'''i..i~ tltIlt.-- Allow, t1. (permit), ~.J rllHa.t.
tDtIltitlIItMt. All along, ,.,,;il\~ Allowable, ~)\~~ flJdji6
t..tilIi tMllawiJm. On all Bides, 1.:1"" afTtloU.tat.
~~~ mm l:ol jilttii. Allowance, ~.J ~, ~~1
'"
Allay, 0. J- IiJUtm, "Jf~ 1fadcla'. ij4lat; (portion), ~ AiI'flt,
Allegation, J...}J ttIbi,., .3~\ rru. .t.....; lciImat; (gift), ~
.Allege, 0. ~ \ flUJI'tMl. itU1&lAII1&; (diminution, abate-
AlIegable, ft.,}: 11 ~ '-' flJiljilJ ment),~ ....
atUl1ri,., .3~,,~~ liJgilr. al rrU. Allowed (lawful),..r.~ jdg.,)~
Allegiance, mtf}lJ.I, ~..r- mwlfoU.Ual.
i.\i::....\ utiiamGl.
Allegorical, ~\.:..::... m~~ Alloy (mixture), bl&. lWslt.
...,sj~ mDjilal. Allude, 0. ~ lMnM'•
Allsgorically, ..~~ ""';4aan. Allure, ,. y~ j_, \~\ flgMod.
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Allurement, allnringneee, y~ Aloof, ),.3 lu,., ~ Httid, ~"!
jasIJ, ~\ ig1WJiJ, ~.J' baetl.
Allnrer, I. '-:-'..;~ jasib. Aloud, J\;.l::.)~ bilatDt tall.
Alluringly, ~..;~~ 1JicoljaJJiat.
Alphabe~ ~k"';J.T"" /uw¥j.u.ija.
Allusion, allusiveness, ~ \;.S' iandgtJt.
Alphabetioal, UJ.T""~jS~
Allusively, #~ ttuAlJlAa,..
'~1.
Ally, tI. j...,J fD(JIal, ~ jamtl'(:
Already, .l.i W.
Ally, I. ~ mutuA ~} Also, #~ fig• • \

iatib, ~) ,.aft".
Almanac, ("!.,£J Wtoim. Alma-
I.
Altar, I. (place of sacrUice), t:'.i...
mas1Jd. [J~ lHMllal.
.nl1C8, ("!.JW takd~fm.
Alter, tI.";';' gAayyar, J~ 1HJ44i,
Almighty, I. JW4.1.I\ Allah Uta14'.
Alterable, ~¥\~~, ~\i
See God.
Almond, I. j} laws. An almond- ~\.
tree, j1~ I~""'tJt lotDL Alterably, ~¥~ 1Jilta1Jtlfl.
Almoner, I. J.i.a::.... mutaltJddiI. Alterant, altering (who alters),
Almonry, I. ~U.wl~\.3 tla,. ~ mvgNJyyir.
allCtlak4t. Alteration, ~~ ttIlHlfl, ;;.;u
Almost (near, nearly), #~~ ulri- tag1t4yyir, .;eeiJ t6gltgf,..
&ut, ~} IM'Ib, ~ tand. Altered, ~ mvgNJyyfW, ~
Alms, alms-deed, J.j,w 1tJdaia, muttlghtlgyir. [....asatat.
i\S') llllat. Altercation, & ...at! ~)c....
AlmB-honse, c.:.:\i.wl\J&-" flUlAall Altern, alternate, alteniately, .JJo.\I~
auadalcdt. See Almonry. biltllltDr.
Alms-giver, I. J~ mutaladtltl. Alternacy, alternation, alternate-
Aloes, .3y: t"'r 1alJr•. ness, ~i MfDbtJt, ),.3 tltwJr.
Aloft, j\;.t'Ilf, ~) "~t: Act alternately, tI. )Jo.\I~J.i taM
Alone,.3.}:- mujtWid,.3~muta- biltlauw.
jtWf"id. Let alone (imperative), Alternative, alternateD.el8, alter-
e dec _ nity (choice), y~' ~,
Along (at full length), J"Y ~ 1n1tGl. )~, iWit/a,.. [.uu.id.
Along with, ~ fIUIt. Althea (marsh mallows), ~
 AlIB 333 AMI

Although, ~'~J Wllmllt "". logy,4!!J rtl!llHlt, ~ .w.w,

Altitude, t.U:i) irtifiJf:: The alti- ,~, ill&tilJiJla. [mulJ....
tude of the pole, ~It.~}. Ambiguoua, ambiloquen8, ~

Altogether, ..~ jamltln" ~~~ Ambiguously, ~'V'~~ iiltilJiJl

rL..:l~· III mUtna'.
Alum, ~ .WlJ,. Ambition,ambitiousneaa,~ "'milt
Always, ..~,.) fIG",.., r~.)\'J-c Ambitious, t.\.t.b tlltltmdf::
tfllfs' addtJtDiJm. Ambitiously, ~~ 1Jico1"""'f::
Am (I am), .t'1.i' and lwo. Amble, tl. JJ;1& !larwal.
Amandation, JI...)\ 'r.t'll. [ndIi,u. Amblingly, .ilJ~ lJ.Ita""al4t.
Amanuensis, •. ~IS' kiltilJ, ("I.i Ambuscade, ambush, ambushment,
Amaranth, 4';)1; iIItl/at. ~ iIImml".
Amaasment (accumulation),
AIIUUl8,tl. ~ jamat! r~ iIIwwam.
;"'j. Amen, ~i iJmln. re ,aUd.
Amend, tl. (correct), ~ .alltllt,
Amaze, tl.;;'- AaYlar.
Amendment, ~L.' illiJ", ~
Amaze, amazedne88, amazement,
taaAIA, ~ tallrlt.
i,r-- Alrat, ~ tajalJ.
Amazed, ~~ Aagran ~
Amender, ~ m",alli!&.
mutakayyir, ~ muta{!'jjilJ, Amends, iU\(.. muhlliJt, ,~ jti4,
";~.M mlldkiula. To be amazed, "';,s:. t aUHMl•
~ taeljjalJ. Amazed1y, Amenity, ~.; lara".
;.,~~. [~.I9"arf". Amethyst, •. r.k
J"alJIIlWam.
Amazing (adj.) ~ tfJ)"flJ, Amiable, y~ muA1Jt1",· J~
Amazingly, ~ lJi'.fJjalJ•
. • I ~
flllli6t1I. [rawnak.
Ambassador, •• F' ,leAl. jamal, ~J.J
Amiableness, J4
Amber, ~-* wlJa. Amiably, J4. lJijamdl.
Ambergris'r t alf1Jar, r-
t a1Jlr. Amicable, ~ lJ'muluJblJat.
Perfumed with ambergris, ~ Amicab1en888, ~ muWlJat.
mUttlllllJar• Amicably, ~~ lJicol muWlJat.
Ambidexter, ~~~..;. Amid, amidst, ~~ fl1II4 baf".
Ambiguity, ambiguousDC88, ambi- ~ bayn, ~ L. m4H!I".
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 AJlP

AmiaI, ~\; fdlitl, ~.; ....... Amputation, ~ Mtt.- [Mrs.

Amity, l;)". 1fI~ Amulet, I. ~L..>- -.p, 1J-
Ammoniac (aal), J")l.tJ ...1u'lMr.
Ammunition, ~,~~. An
Am~, fl. (delight) ~.-.. J-.
1G1ltI, ~ lat "". To 8DJ1IlI8
ammunition wagon, Y ~ '.itr one's self, ~ tal14Ma', J-;
Amnesty, ~Jb.. fIItddriMt, r\.c.F tatalla'. [iaL
taft t dm.
gum UBed in embalm- Amusement, u.- ,ajd, "f Ida, ' -
Amomum (a
ing), L.L..>- -..a..a.
Amusing, amuve, J- mtUtJll,.
Among, amongst, ~, ~L. fII4 A.nachroniam... ~.)\:.l!r.'.J ta.Ir
fJltdrt:,u.
~,~L.Jft..a Nytt.
Anagram, I. Y~ fIUJ1ld.
Amorous, ~ ~ tbMi. Amorous
gestures, ii
gN.j. An amo· Anagrammatist, I. -";~""""'j.
Anagrammatise, fl. Wrtif. -.,;r
rous poem, gTtiwll. J..J
Amorously, ~ IJitilU. A.nalogical. analogo118, ~lei itrdll, .
Amorousness, ~ tiI.U, ~ ~~,.tdIJil,~l:....~
tnV.WIJat. Ji~, ~\:-. [....a..NI.
- Amount., ~ jtmlae, ~ Analogy, ~~ fIIvtDlij", ~\:....
y\..l..\ jMIJf:.. fJl AiIc!6. Analogize, fl. ~ ~.
Amour, I. Uj .Ina. [Hni. Analysis, ~ Iaflll,~.}J "jrfi,
Amphibious, ~)J"';.rc: HAti .". ~tobIm.

Amphitheatre, ~.,- flUJtrtliae. Analyse, fl. ~ jtwrd, J- lull.

Ample, t:""~ tDl1lit> ~-i fMA, Anarchy, ~,,:..J taAtotd, JI:.>.'
iWildl.
vGJ-.r ltWld.
Ample~ess,
amplitl1de, c,;..r ewd, Anathema, I. U lIItlltle, r~ .....
~ fatliae, k...J tDMlat. Anathematise, fl. ~ lat -, r~

Amplify, fl. "J;k tatDwal, ~ Acw4HIS. [rJF~

t -m• Anathematized, ~~ -.It.a..

Amply, k..,J~ hiul toutat Anatomy. t:.-.# tatAriI.
Amputate, fl. '\.,4-~~ Ut4t Anatomical, ~? taMrW.
t cdtDlIII• Anatomist. I. ~ m~
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ADatomize, fl. c;:' dtJmIA. A.D8eliDa (an herb), ~\ GltgA6-

A.Doeetor, •• ~ JMl, -..iL 1IIliIJ. II...
Anoeetors, ~, lI"iI, .,)\~\ aj444, Auger, ~ ,WM, ¥ ,•.
-.iL.\ tIIlaJ. AnC8lltry, JT til, Prone to anger, y,-a;.
,Wd.
J-i rttIIl, ~ UMi. Angry, I;)~ gWlJiJ... To be
\
Anchor, •. ~,-L llfUOra, iL.,..,.. angry, ~ gltMW.
_lilt. [......
Angrily, ~ lngWd.
.ADchored, ...r'~ rail, OJ' ...,,-re
ADger (provoking to), fHlrl, 100;- ....
Anchorite", ~~ ltllUd. fIIfIIlttlilJ•
Ancient, ("! ~ WI_, ~ tlllli; Anger (in), angrily,~ ""Mid.
(old man), ~~~u, tdt'" iil Angle, ,. ~J~ ItItDitI. The angle of
..... projection, .ti} .rut. The ont-
A.noienta, •• ~',l\ .wilp, \....t.a1\ ward angle of the eye, ~\~.)
fIlw.-J. Ancienta and moderns, ..,.." calt ' ..•
~..r"-'~~j1\. Angle, fl. (to ftah), ..:.f..A,...~
Ancient, •• (flag of a ship, etc.) IMaWai. ,1JflI4Ii.
'.I-~ Ntuliwll. Anguiab, y!)w\ ilI."a",
vit\:-ii\
.Anciently, '~\.., lil"iJaft, '~~ .>\£1\ iUiHtl cal I11dtW, y}
htlf_, ('!..1i~ fIIi.. W", '".~A:-i lard, l.:Ji- Aut, ~ AtlfllfII.
WiIGII. A.ngu1ar, anguloQl, angnlated, ~'J)J.)
And, J' And 10 forth, ~\:J"iliJ .4 "IDtJga.
lOll kUIiJ cal "ab. A-nigbta, 'l:!ltIyldll.
A.neodote, •. ~ 1iwIt. Anility (old age ofwomeu),4>.#
Anew, ~~~ milljMlU. ..:)t,...i!\ .&.,Udtlt IIMtIItDtJlI.
Angel, ,. ~ 1IUIla1. Angell, Animadversion (ceD8Ure), .r";'-';
~L.J\ sl fII4ltIylrM. The 1IDg81 Utlfr, ~.)\j tdtlf".
of death, J! ~ t.,.a-il. ...,.A!\; Animadvert, fl. (:J tD~N.U.
C'J)\ 141M "'a1.
Angelic, angelical, ~L.
ADp1ica (herb),
....,iI.
~W\;,... '''.
Animadverter, ,. ,;';'" flltIt-r..
Animal, •• I;)~ ~.. An DO-
tamed aniIul, ~J tHW (pl.
AadlaMlIll ...Jal. LP"-J)' A rational animal,
 ~. ~6 ~8

(]11J l,:)~ MytDd,. ftdlii. An Annotation, l,:) ~ 1HJytJ,.,~ "tif,.,

irrational animal, ~1J~l,:)'~ era Ilttwla, ~ I4ftl". Anno-
Mywil,. INsyr fliltii. Animals, tations, Vr-, fl""UJ 14/&1,..
~l.i'~ luJyt#aftdt. Animal Annotator, I. e.J~ Iltiiril, ~
spirits, ~'~e')' mrsfauit'. [6cII.U.Ur.
Animate, fl. (give life) ~, aAg~ ; Announce, fI.;.>- 1.WNr, ?
(to encourage), v".r JumotJiJ. Annoy, fl. ~)
~ "ttd . "t:tlJl,
Animate, ~ Ayg. Anno~, annoyance, i-.j IllMuII,
~ t4taf).
Animated 'l,:)~
I
_..,an.
1._

I. ~ "'-till. Annoyer,
Animation, .;~ 'NsglJ.t.
Animating ~, iAya, Animator, Annual, IlIfIatDI. '-rl'-'
Annually, #~,,-. I(Sftawiyan.
~mdgy.
Annnity, I. 4.l_.~,:-a lalllllDi4Jt.
Animosity, ~ Mlul, ';J'~
t atldwat• [,oon. Annul, fl. ~ "attlll, ~ MlIIH.
Annular, ~,~ lJUAiTnl III
Anise, herb or seeds, l,:)~' ani·
~ 1uJlaI;a. [iMt'llI lagAlr.
Ank Ie, fl. ~itJth. erikA.
Annals, .J~ \ aWar, 'i:.=)'~ tawii- Annulet, I. (small ring),;:iw f\>.
Annalist, I. "rlJ!J rawl. Annunciation, I. ~~\~e til al
Annex, u\..;\ atlilf, ~J WfSlal.
fl. lJUAdrat. [~ tIIltf.
Annexation, annexment, LiL..;\ Anoint, fl. r mtIIaA, ~.> tl4iAa,
.tliifat. Annexations, ~\';L.:i-. Anointer, I. ("l. miUiA.
• Anon, "16. Adllan. [.....
muddfat.
Annexed, ~Lu mutldf. Anon)"lDouB, r-')'~ ",dltjrl
Anonymously, (").-pir-~ " ....
Annihilate, fI.~...• battal.
'Imae
,
l'Nsgr am, r-'~~ .-
Annihilated, Jb:... mulJattlll, ("J.).Jw IMgr m.
mat:lilm. Another, pi l.w,r,.r"-T aHo.r.
Annihilation, J:b:.J ttlllti/. Answer, fl. y,~.jii.fI)d, y~'
Anniversary, adj• ...,j-J IIJnafl)l. fljiJ.b. To answer for money, to
Anniversary, ,. '-!,..:-.~ t:id be surety, JA5'. (To appear be-
la7lOwf. fore a judge), r»- AfMler.
 ANT 337 ANX
Answer, ,. ~~ jMlJa1l. A true Anterior, ~~ ".~.
or joat answer, Y~Y~ Anthem, ,. t:~ tablA, Jr.r
;arDiJ1I lIJ",ab. A categorical or fIUIsm4r. Anthems, L.:.J~
definitive answer, JL:.y'~ tM6!Mt. [~WJt
jfMai ,1IiJJt. Question and an- Antbropophagi, ~J-!L.!.)~
ewer, Y\~JJ'''''' Antiohrist, J~~I tJldiI.iJ'ill.
Answerable, Y~\~'J wiJjiIJ Anticipate, tJ. uL.
..
J;.. ,_a./.
ajj_UJiJ1I; (suitable), ~\b. ....
,.,,1Iu. [,tM./, ~ tGab!k.
fiJllii ; (accountable), ~L..;
Anticipation, ~ tMlf/, ....a...
tliJ.m. [''''_t. Antic, ..:.t.....a,. mudAik, ~./­
Anawerably, ~~~ 6ikolfIUIll4-
Antic, ,. ~ IMIkltGr_. [gAM!b.
Aoawerer". YJ~ flltUjdUJib. "
Antidote, .,. J~.J tiryuk, ~\~.
Ant, ,. 4J....j MmlM (pI. J.e.i 114.1).
Antimony, ~9~, ~ WI.
Antagonist, ~ kAana(pl ~'-='-\
......dm). [.,n411'.
Antiochia, ~ \ flllttiiUl• . ..
Antartic pole, ,. l.S~\~ }ut6 Antipathy, ~\.:i..; tlUltJ_ttall't_t.
Antecedent, ~, ~.ii:.... The Antipodes, ,. ~)J\~~\LJ~\i1
antecedent, J.:.iL., M".ia... An- ~i.)~.

tecedent and consequent, ~.ii...l\ Antiquary, •. ~~~L'~rk.

JW~ IIlmwUddafli to_Utili. Antique, ('!..)j WI.., ~ t.tli.
Antecedently, ..~ L, IdTHhm. Antiquity, 41.£lIJ~)' tIl4j,_
tIlUtiliytJt.
Anteceuor, " ....a... -/,
.....a1L,
ail"/. ~ L, ,d,i.[NtTdil.,_t. Antiatrophe, yW1uk~I~.
Antechamber, ,. 4~J.pJI owl4 Antithesis, J.pJ~ mUtdriJIWt,
Antedate, tJ. ~)GJI~ ~_k . -,1:.:;. I ildttiltiJ.
tIlttJrikA. [ W/lja,.. Antler, •. J~~ ktmt g1ualJl.
Antediluvian, ~\;}:zlIJ.:.i I4JW IJttIJ- Anvil". ~I~ HntliJ,., ~.
Antemeridian, ,kl1J.:.i. [mid. Anxiety, anxiousness, ~,:.;;

Antemnndane, ~:ilIJ.:.i ""1 tMl- tMAtof,A, y~1 i4tird1l, jJ.

Antepenult, tIl;'. ..;>"J:..j WI Anxiou8, yjw.. mudttlnD,)~.
'liiiltir. Anxiously,,;..~ lntaitllr.
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Any, ~,.. AnywJ.ere, ~,..JS' Apostle, I. J,...; ,...-l.

101 ~t:. A08tleehip, .ill....; riMJl.t.
Apace, k~ "-elt, ~~. Apostolica1, apostolic, .j,....; f"lIrili.
Apart, .>~~ IHMjlrai. A}XI8tolioally, J...)\S' id,.""z.
AJMI11ment, •• wJ' 1ItDitI. Apothecary, I. ~~I igAsiJ.gi.
Appal, fl. J~ 1ttItDwal.
Ape, I. C1~ ...",.an, .>} ifni.
Appalment, ~* ""lOll.
Ape, fl. ~ WI.. Apparatus, c.:.:~' IIlat, c.:.:~.
Aperture, i:! liltla. Apparatus for a journey, ..::JJ\
Apex, •• V' tWJj. ,j-lt Warlike apparatws, c.:.:J\
Aphorism, ~~ 1uulfa. y~\ IIlat allttwh.
Apish, ~ m.ail. Apparel, v-:J
WI, y;, __
• 1meas, ~
ApIa - WIll. , A'
(plur. y~ I.)
ClltDciu.
Apooope, ...;.i- ltaf. Apparel, fl. ~ WHa.
Apooryphal, ~;e mW'lIl. Apparent,.;AU; saM,., ~~ fIlUM,
Apogeum, apogeon, apogee, \......n~1 ~.}lore apparent,k\",
tWJj tultJf1UJ. [mMelm!. Apparently,"1AU; IlJM'_,"\;~.
Apologetic, apologetical, ~~ Apparition, I. ~".. la,." J~
Apologise, fI• .;~\ latw• 't lMyal.
Apologising(adj.),.;~ ""'tt...... Apparitor, I.~ ...u.r.
Apologizer, , •.;~ ".tlt""· Appeal, fl. ~,.> "ta', t:i~ nJ/.~
Apologue, I. "'~ flltlfal. Appeal, ,. iy:.> iattDGt.
Apology, I.)~\ it!ifIIl,.,.;J.J:. t"" Appear, ~ saMr. To 0&1188 or
Apothegm,.;~J;.1....MIl,.. order to appear, ~\ MMr.
Apoplexy".~~.Apoplectic, ltappeara (it is evident),.;'\&!'
~~~. [,d4,..u... ..aMr.
ApoatIoy, .>,~) ',,'ii6.i, ~..\1!J\(;1 Appearanoe,)~ aM.. ; (simili-
Apoatate,I..:iJ;e fIItII"taii, ~..\1~ tude),~ 1tImIf1; (probability),
..... tUWf,.. [tUWf", JL....:..-\ ilatimal; (concoane),
Apoatatise, fl. ~..\1'~ Itwd t.~\ ,tiflldt: To appeanuce,
Aposteme, I. a...> tl8tl4I. ~ hi,MIl,
 APP 339 APP
Appeanr, •• .,.u: 14AW. ..ltttIgW; (to petitiOll), ~
e.w. ~, ....,.
Appeue. ,. ~(.., 1tIiitII.
Appellant••. ...;=-.x-
"...-t'. Appoint. fl. ~ t"'-' To ap-
Appellation, t'" ..... ~ ltJW. point to aD omce, ~ .... ;
Appellative••• ~11t"t .rb- Wdtw.
Append. fl.
.
Jlr. ttllW.
(to equip)•
Appointment, •. (o1Ilce) '":-' rl" •

.......; (stipulation), l,~ . . .1;

Appendage••. ~ cIa...IIIM.
• (ooDlDWld),.r-' ..,.; (decree',
Appendant. ~ mflttllltJi.
Appendix, •• ~ " ...IIIM, ~.;
rt-- ...; (ueignation). ~
..,1. [ltJt tJll4i. ~ iAM.
,.~ .
• Apportion, fl. ~ 'Ns.Htu•
Appertain, fl. ~ I, iattutJi, ulAJ
Apposite, 4i!.' ",iJ, ~~ fDdJoii,
Appertainment. appurtenance.
--=-~ .tNICIftl.
Ji\,.. ...-ap.
yl...::..i' i.I"d6. [ldAii. Appoeitely, 4:-~J'.! W:ol .tIlId-
Appertinent. ~ ....tttllliJ,~' MHt.
Appetence. ~ I "lItiAd, 'J"
MeD4, Appoaiteneu, ~ ~c2/aiIJl• 'r
V'J" 1tIwJA. •
Appraise, f.,),)J WltIr.
Appetite,
Applaud,
i"...:. a/ullIwt, J.:.. ...,1.
t:~ tnIIld,
.Appraiaement. ~ "'_1..,
f. .M- ;.,)Jj 1tJUfr.
___, ~, ..ttI1NM. .Apprailer, •• '-:- " .... mull....".
Applauae, fl. ~ Mmd, t:~ fIICItI1. Apprehend. fl. (oonceh-e) ~.),
Apple, •. u. W ttlft'Ns· [fi.i. aMM. ~; (to seize). vG:J
App1iable. applicable, .Wld-Ji'r WtI.
Applicableneu, applicability, ~ \,.. AJPrehender, •• ~ ~ mtuln1 ;
....dlaW. [/.1. (a Beiser), voi!\i J:a6itl•
Applicably, ~\,..~ 6iW mWlc2- ~pprehensible, ~,~u ic21Jil
Application (study), ~ jtWJ, tIll_. r~ mtI)A6m.
o)~, ijOltlJd; (petitioning). J',... Apprehenaion (conception), Ji:.
....,,~ItJW. t Ml, ~ 1M.; (tt-rror), JJ"
:.., Apply, fl. (Idd) J..-J; (to .mdy), .1; (Minre), vG:J ; (supioion),
~\ ,,.W, r.r ~, Jc..:.' ~, ~J"" '-:-":!,) ,..,6.
 APT 340 ARB
Apprehensive(fearful),~te;."MIj. Aquarius (the celestial sign), )~,
Apprehensively, u~~
Vuswj, ~~ lJikoi lusylJ.t.
lJiLl . tItldaloo.
Aquatic, aquatile, aqueous,
. [....1.
"':t< t..
AppJ"8D.tice, ,. ~ tQlmll. Aqueduct, ,. \:.i _ltd.
Apprize, Ct. ;.:;.. kMlJlJcw, ~, Aquiline, ..,;.rJ "Uri.
tIl&lJJ•• Arabia, y.rl'~~ lJildtl "'t.a "a6,
ApproaCh, .3))J fOtWi1d, y'; IurlJ. ~L::..-!.r t..4."alJillci". Arabia
Approach, II. y) ~. Felix, ~I alylllJlall. Arabia
Approbation, U) rida, J"..; Will, Petrea, )~\ tzlltijds. The r
y~' 'dwdlJ. genuine Arabians, &w,rYr I
Appropriate,Ct.~kMllM. Toap- t.""alJt.""lJd. The mixed Arabians \
propriate to one's-self,.u ~~ (commonly called Mosarabians),
iaualluJlDA. ~Y..r t.",,/llJ miulai...nlat.
Appropriate, ~te;. kAd,. [tll.Uaf,. Arabic, u',r t..4."alJf. The Ara-
Appropriation,.cte;."M.'"t.~ bic lang~age, y .r-l'~W lild,.
ale;c"alJ. The Arabic language
Approvable, U)'~~ waj'lJ tit'-
written in Syriac characters,
ridd, ~,~, lily." "ttaTariff.
~~;S """,Aullf. To mark
ApprOT'e, II. y~\ utaaUJalJ;
(toprove, show), ~\ 'mtaMn..
Arabic with vowel points, Y..r\
IJt"alJ.
Approximation, Y'; _lJ.
Approximate, ~.; ""rIlJ. "~,j;
Arable,. V-n ytensa"c
Arbalist, ,. d.."..;), ~ _-
IokrilJ"n.
Aprioot, ,. ~ .",Am",nat. jall'l:. [~) wcufl.
Arbiter, ,. (arbitrator), ~U .alii.
April, ~~ "faan.
Apron, ~ maisa", .u,; juta. Arbitrable, fJIJ!\i.
Apt, (}J\.,-- muwiJfi", ,-;-,L:... Arbitrement, J~' iJ;1lt',d".
mtmil,w, ~, lay.", ~L. ma,iI, Arbitrarily,"W kaAnm. To act
ri\... Mid.,.. arbitrarily, ~ salam.
Aptitude, aptnetJ8, .ti~ ltzydl:at. Arbitrary, r~ 141..., ~ t'-'"
Aptly, .ii;\.,--",~ lJil&ol muw4jakst. ~\i l:4.w, ~ ..tItld.
 341 ARK
Arbitrate, t'. f- ~. (zeal, fervour), ~ gAwat. The
Arbitrariness, ~ SlUm, U~ t""/' ardour of love, L L... ,alJellJat.
~ l:alw. Arduous, ~ ttJllr.
Arbitration, arbitrement, f- Adm. Arduoulneaa, ~ t"""
Arborary (belonging to treea), ..,;~ Are,-we are, ra~ naA,. ....
IQJM1. Area, ,. (an open place 91" lurface),
Arc(segmentofacircle), ~t~'klai. \;)I~ mlll4n,·~L. ,elAat•.
.Arch, ,. ~ ""tara. A trinmphal Argill, ~ lin.
arch, rUy4 lJiilJ naw. Argue, iI. V"~y~ lara" li,eI,.
Archangel, ,. ~·L.lI~) rfIJ' Argament (reaaon), V'~ liyel',
al tMltIgl:al. ~ Aujjat, ~"" dalil. Con-
Archbishop". l.;)~ m.weln. vincing arguments, ~\Jil~';
Archer, ,. U--~ rami. (Iubject), l.;)~ madman; (ar-
Archetype, -,. J.' (JIl, t"..) t"tJIm, gumentation), .L!",,~. Argu-
~ fStJdAal. The archetype,
ments, ~''''' lald,il, ~~
91"plan of a building, h:J't"..). lJa,.aAtn. [1i,iiIf.
The archetype, 91" original of a Argumental,. argumentative, ~~
book,~l\y~\ allitalJ al (JIll. Ariel (the zodiacallign), J,..&\~!~.
Archetypal, ~I (JIlg. lJvrj al lamal•
..Architect, ,.)....... ""tmcJr. Aright, y~4 lJilItlwii"•
.Architecture, ~~Irk tilm al Arise, t'. (as tho lun) ,"ard. J..r-
f!1IIdrat. To arise (from a seat, ete., to
Archives, .;JU"" laldtw. A repoai- ltand up), ~Li lam. To arise
tary for archivel, 4,j ~?"" laftar (proceed from),..)~ ,ada,..
iAt!ft4. Aristocracy".)~ jamlio.,..
Arctic, •.(north pole), JWJ\~ Ariatocratica1, 4.j)~ jamAu"',
iva MA ,MMII. Arithmetic, yU1F tUm a1
Ardent (hot), ..)'-- M"", ~ j A"alJ.
(aft'ect.ionate), ~ mtliilJ. Ark (of Noah), ,~ d~ ,a/lnat
Ardently, ~!f.-~ lJUolluwtJrat. ,.o.A. An ark (cheat), JJ.1:....
Ardor (heat), i..)!f.- Aanz,.at j ,andd.
 ARK 342
Arm, •• ~L. Iilf:..itl (plur. ~'.,,- Arrange, ". ~.J rae,., ~
elJ";.
ttDdf:..il), The' arm-pit, fICII4'" To be arranged, '-:-~
kJ\ ilIe. ea,.aeea6, ~ \ tAeasa••
~ (one'8-88W, fl. (:.J 1GMlld. Arrangement, ~.iS 1tIrlIh, rUic.i\
~ I4lltJA.
To .arm ( others), intiaa••
Armada ,. (Hoot), \.)l.} tINIIil4d, Arranger, ,. ~ ....lIllII8t.

I.,j.rc'~ f:..c ula,. 6aMi.

Anay, vo.:J lilM. Military array,

r
Armament, ,. L:~ naft,. f:..l!"..
...;,... -jut To array in cudez'
of battle, ~ .a/.
Armed, (:- fllfllallaA. A:med
Arrear, al'l'8lll'8, arrearage, ui~
with a coat of mail, tJ'>'::'"
hai', c.:J~~ 6al;ide. -
...eatlarrat: [Truce.
Arrepiiti01l8 (matched away),
Armistice, ~.J b.. maea,.tJ1ae. See
yj-- "'a6, YJf-..-u.
Armory, ~\~ HaMae amldA.
Arreat, ,. ~ Wa.
Arme, ~ nlllA, ~\ culiAae.
Arreat, ", ~ Ada. To be
Army, ,. ~ t.a,",., ~ jay,A. arrested, ~I ~.
A viotoriona army, .J~j-;. AninI, J,.J
tIJO uol or vwal.
f:..cuw fIUUIIfl,.. To encamp an Arrive, t1. ~ 1HJc,A, ~J tNMl,
army, .J.-l\rJD- 1:Aawam al J:.i\ aBal.
f:..cuw. To levy or embody an Amved, ~~ wlJuil. [tala.".
army, j-&.~ jamf:.. f:..a,m,.. Arrogance, . arrogantneaa. ~
The leader ofan army, ~\~ IJ Arrogant, ~ mtlttllaW.
mitl al jay,A. The right wing, ! _ftt! L (. 1..),_1-.... •
.......~... y, -.r.-t..-. -7.. JJfi-
~ maymaMI. The lett wing, Arrogate, fl. L:.>\ ilc&f:..4.
~ may,a,.ae. A great army, Arrogation, L:.>\ itlf:..4, ..;,r-.J*t... .'.
J 'ft-
j-;. f:..cuia,.ja,.,.l!,.. Armies, Arrow, (+' ,.... The inriBible
.J~ f:..cuaJ:i,., ~J;!":" jigfllA. arrow (death), ~1i*" _ _
Aromatic, aromatical,~m"f:..aUa,. III gNJ,ylJ.
Around,.J~'> dawa,., J,... Mwl. ArM, ~ fltaiezd• The JeCtam,
Arrack, Jr f:..c,.ai.
Arraignment, ~ \U. ,laiAdfal.
rr''''
Ar8eDal, •• 4j~~ UjlUtdtfG, i;~
 ART

~, iAauGt iltil4A, £jl.r'.J Alii8oe,.J~ IAdr.

....uallG. Artificer, ,. t:.i l. ,d.it:
Anenic, ~j)j ICInsl1l. AnJ8D.ical, A.rt.itloial (iu opposition to D&tunl),
~)j ICInsU.\I. ~ t.tllIttlli; (fictitious), );.,;..
Art (skill), ;,..; fa,. (plur. l:J".:.-i tmlaaw. [6itasu1I,.
f ....), u:- ""toA; (OUDIliDg), Arti4cially, ~ """tat,..I-~
~ ltflat. Artifioialneu, ~ latlt0t, ~ faM.
Artery, &. t:JY..,r. ,!ta,.,iJ,., Jr t wl. Artillery, y\,...b 1446, t::-i\,M
The beating of the artery, the fIIGIldfit:
pulse, vG:J lIGlHI. As (like), ~ As (or like) the
Artful (akill'ul), ~ mtllCUlllGt: sun, ~~ kWltaJIu. As
A.rtfully (skilfully), ~ Natltol. the bird,.r--YLS' latta". As
Artichoke, ~;=l- J:1ar,"*f· before, J~U idll4tDtDal. AI
Azctio pole, ,. ~ \..I.n~ iaIti above related, j.iL.S 1aI4 ....,
adMaM4l1. As it was (in like manner), L.S
Article, &. J..a; fa,l, b.;:. ,!tart. l:J ~
1CIWI4 Ia,.. As it D said,
An article of religion, ~~'l:Ji\i ~L.S 1IImiJ ill. As if, ~'S
laaan aMI.. Articles, bJ~' ladn. AI often as, ~ . . . .d.
:''r, ~'.ri latl1iJt"', J~. 8088 not, ~ lila. As often as,
.An article (in grammar), .op\ 4-e. As much 88,)~ " 1alcw.
alfllGt.rVal • [tcrmMllMril• Ascend, fl. ~ It'teul, ~ tiltt .
Article, •• b;:. ,_at, bJ.,r.J.M. Asoendant, ~u, talit: A oon-
Articular (belonging to joints), ateUation ot a happy ucendant,
~ maf,ali. [mWaft".. t:lU:a.J\.3,,-..~u, W't ffIaIt"
Artioulate, j b...... mtMttiJ., ~almatdl't:
Articulate, ~ talaffa, ~, A.acenaion, ,. (of the Lord 188111)~
fl.

k.ro &/uJrat. [iiM4lat. .3~'¥ til tJlltltu.

Articulately, ;~~;.:;\,.. fllddat Asoendiug, part. uoeuive, t:lUz.
Artioulate118ll in speech, ~ laft. tdliu
Articulation, lial1J 'alaJWa; (junc- Aaoent, .3J'W 1tIt.1l.1.
ture), ~ fIItl/tal. A.aoertain, fl. Ji- WoW.
 ASP 344 ASS-

Ascertainment, ~ ta.Ufi, breath) ~ ~1U1 14feu lIiW

);i:-t' iIIi/wdr. .afa,Tw.
AIoititious, ~!J ailyid. Aspiration (an ardent wish) .wi
Ascribe, fl. ~ aalah. la,tl, ..;~ gAaratl.
Alb~med, JJ* Majlii•• To be Aspire, t1. ~ talah.
ashamed, ~ l:Aijll. Asa, I• .J~ Aimiir. A she-au,
Ashes, ,)1....; ramdtl. Of the colour ~~ AillUira, ~I.:i\. A wild us
of ashes, ~,)"-.J rafll4dl, ,~ (onsger), ~J.J~ ii.ar
~.J iaAfDa ,..",AI. Ashes of fDaAlAI.
alkali used by bleachers, ~ I....:a, Aasail, t1. ~ Aajam.
wMJcJ. Aseailablt',I~r~\~ ...".1••
Ashore, ~ L, laMZ. alll.ju,,,, l aliAi.
Ashy (coloured), ~~ ,iJtj4lJl. Aaaailant, 888&i1er, I. JJ\i.. .datil.
Aside, ....;.> J.&. ~al4' taraf· A88888in, I. JJ\; idtil, J8 iaUdl.
Asinine, '-I.JL..- A.mdrt. Assa88inate, t1. J::.j latal.
Ask, tI. rF-"
utafiam,~, A88aBSination, J::.j latl. - [A,,·••.
utaftar, J.L, ,atal.
Aaker, yu, tiilii. [taraf.
A88ault, I. v..J J-!. ,0."""', r~
I. A88ault, t1. ~ Aajam.
Askew (obliquely), ....;;kt::-- mat: Asaay, I. (of metals»)~ t',ar.
Asleep, t!-U ltd,... A88ay, t1. ~ tayyar, ~ W.
Aslope, ~ \... md,l. A8Iayer, , •..;.... m"tayyir.
Asparagus, ~~ Aalyoon. A88emblage, ,. ~ jamt.
Aapeot, ~J fDaj!' >:-
tllaruar. ABSemble, fl. (bring together), ~
Of 8 bad aspect, ..J~••H~j iartA jamat. To assemble an lIJ'IDy,
al ..aMar. ~~ jamat f:Gliar.
Aeperity, i.; F iAulAunat, .u:~ Assembled, t.~ ,1Ityi1tUt·
gMldsat. ABSembly, I. ~4-jamatat,~
Asperse, tI. (to sprinkle) ~';-:'.J fIIaju,,' ~ jamltat. An ...
rGlAraA. eembly 'of nobles, !J-'~
.Aspersion, ~' iftird. mqimat "",ard. [ mW'tJfakM.
Aspirate, tI. (to pronouncc with full Assent, J~ ialJul, U.) tWa,.iAi'r
 ASS 345 ASS

Assent, fl. ~ 1iTHl, ~I iltafd. Asaiatance, L~I ita,.at, J~

AlIlIerl, fl. ) ) IafTar. mdad, l:Jy:. f: aUllt.
Assertion, affirmation, )~, _aI',
Assistant, "1,:),1..... lII"tawift, ~
..I...}J tairfr. ""'tln • Assistants, I,:) Iy:.I atUItJ,.•
Assessment, ~~ iMraj, ~ft Assiatant, asaiating, part. I,:),L.....
jalat. Aaaeaaments, ~ \..,(J m_tawi,..

W:4 lff· Assize, ~ layl. An aaaize (oourt

Aaee-or, I. (to adjudge), J~L>. of justice), .t!1.~'''!\I,:)'.Y.J .1JJ"'dft
~I, vJ~ jiJl;" ~u iMf. 01 "tatldlat. [ lAar".
Aaeervation, r-i laIam, ~ A88OCiate, fl. J-J~ rafai, ~L:.
yallllft, ~ taUli. Associate, I. (".~'; rafl", ~l."
Assiduity, '-~, ~. As- liiAsD, ~r- ,AtJrU.
siduousness, 4..J'~ muddwamat, Asaociate,888OCiated,I,:))\i... mllknit.
~I,.... mlltCdzahat. Association,Li.i,; nllult, ~
Assiduous, ~Ir mUUldlsD, ~JI~. au.uat, w I,.. ~UUlalltJlllt, JW\
To bcasaiduous, (') Mlam, ~~ ittafill. _
wlilah. WclasDO t. Assnage, fl. ,a,Uan, ~ lanan, J-.
Assiduously, ~Ir~ hilol ~:u WdtJ'.
m,,-
Assign, tI. ~ tayya,.. Assuagement, ~ tlll"ln, cL-'
Assignable, ~I~ fII"mli,.
atta~,ln.
;,MA, ~ tal,lft.

Assignation,I.(appointment to meet), Alluuh'e,

AlI8118ger, I.r
c.JL.
multl"in.
1II",/iA.

iu1JI~r fM"'tal ollllUlakdt. " Assume, fl. .i...:;...' aoUa, ~,

Assignee, I. ~J woll/. atta"nal, ) h.>. I $ktar; (to claim),

Assigner, I. ~ mUta"in. k.:i\ j (to presume), ..J#
sa.....
A83ignment, ~ tats'ln. Assumer (arrogant man), J'jw
Assimilate, fl. ~L:. lAaid. magArlJr, ,;t.::... mutWhir.
Asaimilable, ~I~ m"miift Assuming, part. JJjw, ~
attaNI/. [tallllli. lII"tWhir.
A.imilation, ~ ta,AhI"', ~ Allumption, .i...:;... I alAs, ";~I
Aaist, fl. ~L. 'Utad, ~kl atdn. ilt""Aas, ) ~ I """U,IIr.
 A,8T ~ ATH
Al8umptive, ~l\~~ wdjii Aatray, J\..; tldl.
td'.v., .i~I~~. Astringency, astriction, ~ Wd.
. .!.IBUl'lUlce(certainty),~Ia.UIJ, Astringent, ~ \i ldMl•
~'lIirfl; (truat),.J~' 'ttiJ4tl, Astringent, ,. ~ \i ldMl.
JtG\ ittKal; (intrepidity), i'~; Aatrograpby, i'~\a" "lllt .....
.(testimony), i.J4-:t ,~; jam, . ~\}J~~ taNIr d
(promile)'~J tDtlttl; (iDlI1U'8D08), lawlUsD
~\-1 tllJlGfI. Astrolabe, Y~\ "",.~.
Aleure, (promise), ~J tDa~, Astrologer, I. ~ . . . . .jji•.
tI.

~ Iat~; (to remove doubt Astrological, ~'-p, tIl9·e.t

or fear), .»1 tJIW.
i'~,~~.
Assured (indubitable, certain),)~
Astrologize, tI. ~ Mji...
fIMf.UrT" ~ ..wiW,i'}-
Astrology, ~,~ /tu•• tItI4a,"I..
fIUIt'am.
Auoredly,'~
- . - . Astronomer". ~~ ••t.tIlli.
'aAf_'~'j
/tI14k.
jflAtlifUt.
Auuredn~, ~ t4.UfJ. Astronomy, ~\rl.c t.u. alf.z.l:.

Asterisk, I. ~\.:.;, ~L:.' Mr"'. .. Astronomical table, ,. JJ~.

Asthma, ~\~ tltJ tlflna/",.
Asthmatical, asthmatic, ~\~
4tzyyl/& a,.na/",.
Astonish, tI. ; ; . -
f.tliitlTJ•
Astonished'l:)!r----lusyrdfl, ~
mflttQjJ.i. To beastonished,~
UMWfW, ~ ".l"iitSlJ.
Astonishing, ptlf"t. ~ mwyyw.
Astonishment, ~ ~, ~
tfljtSlJ, ~ ttlf!'iftd.
..ts,lriTJ.
A.tral, ~~ Mjillllf.
Asunder, ...J~ 4 TJi ",.}iratli••
Asylum, ,. ';1.. mala., ~ fIMlja.
At, y, ~ t.aUJ', 4.j.)\. At full
Myyllf"', ~.c length, ~\~ laUJ'tlUajdl.
At the liver, ~\~. At hand,
~b- Mtlit'. At no time, J~
~=U, tal fMldtIltr. Not at all,
'1..\ _let,..
At preeent, ',I-
MllM. At ilrIt, '~J\ """".loa.
Atahal (a kind of Arabian drum CII'
Y~' tabor), J~' tJtlHJl.
Ate (preterite of eat), I ate, ~ •
Atheism,,,)~\ iliU,~~) .....i,f"
 ATT 347
Atbeiet, •. ~ m"", ~.).j) ~\ i''''''t; (to be bUIied
MIft1Ii. about), Jaj\ _A.,TW.
Athirst, ~~ e,IIAd•. Attendance (serrice), L..~
.
Athletic, ~~ ~•• ~t; (train, retinue), r4-
AtJaa (a rich lIilk), ~\ tIIlM. AaA....
Atmosphere, '" .wtIHI. See Air. Attendant, attending, 1,y.-. """'l1t.
Atom, •. ~..; """fl. Attendant, ,. r,,)\cL. iMli.., ~IJ

Atone, P. '"'~ f-'. ~. AttendanfAl, ~ \j' _tJllif:!

Atonement, ~ ~ lAf."". t\J' fIticIf:! rj&.. ~, ~
AtrocioUl,.ft.;:' Wri,., ~ ,WI. AcINI.., ~'''' .ww..1f.
Au.eh 17. (join together), ~ IMd; Attention, V"'!r-' iAUrtJ,.
(arrest), vi:J lAW. Attentive, ~ ....""..u.s..
Attachment, JL.d\ ilt"tJ"; (aft'ec. Attentively, ~J..h! lJit4lyltl.
tion), ~ ...:wW. Attenuate, P. ,.dW. JiJ
Attack, •. r~ '*ita. Attest, tI. ~\ tUlNIt, ~ ./UW,
Attack, P. ~ 1Iajflm. J) ktwrfW. •
Attain, P. J4> MuM, Jli .al. Attest, attestation, i,,)~ ,1t4ltIJltst,
Attainable, J..a.=si~ ptt4UutJl. ~J...a3 ttUtltk, ) } \ lira,..
Attained, ~ ....1M"• • Attire, II. ~j saw-".
AUaining, JHIrl. ~li .a,J, Attire, ~j slut.
~ ..,d.. ..fliltutb, ~ Attirer, ,. ~r it. ""W.
......-z. Attorney, I. J:$J w4lkll. An
Attainment, ~tMdl, yl...:&'\ attorney-at-law, ~.il\J:$J wflkll
iitiIdi, J,.-. lNIril. tIfllatwd. To act .. an attorney,
Attempt, ,. ~ Ntl, ~ jll4, ~ JS'"J tfIeoflJ:h.U. To appoint an
jti/ttl, .wi 1uIMI, r..r t-· attorney, JS'J wflkkfll.
Attempt, P. '.wi _ad, ~ jad, Attorneyahip, i.I\S'J wdtlltlt.
~ ,fltl . ['""tl . Attract, •. (draw to aomethiDg),
Attemptable, ~\~\., wIljtl y~ jfll41J; (toallore), ~
AUeDd P. (be preeent),..r»- MMr; y)J1\ jllW til Wili.
(eerve), r,),:1.. ~"'; (lidea), AttraetiDg, attrahent, c...,.J";~jiJstl.
 AUD 348 AVE
Attraction, y~ jad, . y~\ Audacioume8s, audacity, ~4
ilti,jlilb, y\~ i7tJ"isilb. jtllarat.
Attractive, y.i~ jazib, ~~ A.udible (that can be heard), e.r---
jaliIJ; (alluring), yp\~~ . mtIImut: Anaudiblevoioe,..~~
jdliIJ al lmlub. An attractive t..r- J k. bUfltDt tali fIIIII_t:
quality, 44Jlipl' al kUWflat al Audience (sense of hearing), r:---
jalibat. ItImat> t L..:...\ ;'timdf:-. An au-
A.ttractively, y'~ hi injili1.b. dience,~. The audience
Attraetor, I. y.i~ jdlib. ofan ambassador, ~.J'~lf·l...
Attribnte, f1. ~ ,.cud, <Jl.kl Audit, 10 (examination of accounts)•
aad, ~, aln4a. . ~4t...J'~ jaM al1il4lml. , 0

Attribv.te, ~ 'i/at (plur. ~ti.. Audit, II. yL....s\.~c, fda

10

lijat), ~J Waif. The attri-

..
a;lAHab•
butel of God, J\.j.illl~ti.. Auditor, I. (hearer), r=-L la.it>
,ijat (lIlaA latala'. ~ ,amlt! ~ ..",talit:
Attributed, y~ mamab. An auditor of accounts, ~,
Attrition,) ~ \ inluar. '-=-'4t.•.1.J ami" alAHallat.
Avail, i~Uja!lelat, ~ najt: Auditory, ,. ~ fMJli1. .
'Avail, f1. ~ najat: Avenge, fl. ~, illttll;sm.

Available, )~\;; iadir, ~ mujIa. Avenger, I. ~\a.. m"tdiii, ~

Availably, i~UJ!.! biJ:oI jagdat. mutakim. [ Iaf lIIjar.
Avant-garde, 'p'i..u... muUa- Avenue, I. (of ~), .J~\-.....i.
elamat al talkar. Aver, f1• ..,t} I:a"M.
Avarice, avaricionsness, ~ buklll, Averment, I. ~t...r. _ld.., ~~
~ lamat, ~\.-\ i""ak. elalll, I,;) ~ baydn.
Avaricious, ~ balhfl, ~ Averse (abhorring»):.:;... .......#1",
",,,Ai". [,amra. )
...w~diM.m"tN
vO , 1....Jil~ ...DiJlij,
Auburn, ..,....' (fem~ ~fJImM'

Auction, ~~ masila, ~~. Avel'8t', II. c.r-~ Mjar .in.

Auctioneer, 10 J~~ dallal. Aversely, 1!fi'4 bi-r1:rtiA, ~!)~
Audacious,)~ JtmJ.r. ~i.tol wa"'M.
 AVO 349 AUT
AvcmoD,JI}' il:,d, J~~' util:r4A. Avowal, J!Ji1 ilordr" ~jU t4trlJ,
To have an aversion, r~' ...J!r I ittiraJ, V!.~ taltlIi.
iltamA. Avower, t. j... mv.&w.
Avert, 97. ~..) daft. Hay God Aurora,.ri fair ~ _A.
avert, J~J J'w.illl allah lata",' Auspice, JLi fdl. Auspices (pro-
lap l:tMltJir. tection), ~L- AilltGyat, i~l.­
Au.,ooer". ~ m(llid. ..Vlal-t.
Aught, .F' ,Ay. AlI8picioua, J:-i.. ..tlDil, ~
Augment, augmentation, ';"'~j ,atld, '-=-'~ mabUul, ~'r.
siyatlat, ..)~..)jI illliyad. Auspiciously, ~~ bilklulgr, ,~
Augment, 97• ..)~ sdd, ...J\...;\ addf. biMttlin. ('lJtatltlt.
Augur, augurer, ,. t:::l1J:, lalif:: Auspiciouaneea, J~' iDal, ;",t...,
Auguration, augury, Jti fal.
Austere, ~ tllll!f. ~~ tahu.
August, ~ jalll, ~L.. '4ml, Austereness, austerity, .t.;~J
J~ tall.
""4-
[V'.f-'J':1. tItIt, ~ t.."nJ, 'Mamat. i.!r-
Au~st (the month 01), yT ah, Austerely, i.~"",~ lJilvJllIJraflUJt.
Aviary, ,. v-U kafa" .J~Iv-U Austral,~~ ja..dI.BeeSouthern.
1:oftU attiyur.
Authentio, ~ ,IIAI,\, ~, lilli,
Avidity, ~ tlJmat.
~ mdaH.i. (1iMt.
Aunt, ,. (by the father's side), ~
Authenticity. ~ WI"t, ~
tammt. An aunt (by the mo-
Authentically, '\-1.. .w.u..., J.L!
ther's side), At:;. }Mit.
~ 1Jil:ol Ii!lat.
Avoid, 97. ~~ taia"ftIIlJ min j
Author, ,. (ot' a book), \ .; ';'
(to oppose), ~r\ ittarlJtl.
Q.

Avoidable. y~JIJ:-, J-!,J mUla,.,.ij, \o-lil,... mUlllliJ; (an in-

j~tlldyii lJIihtiras. ventor), ~4 lIdt..", ~,...
Avoidance, avoiding, y~', flffljid. An author of evil, ~

ijtOld", j~' ilatira_,)~ "'-.lIid. or the author (whell

Mtuw. quoting any author), 4..i!,.J.
Al"oider". ~ -'4itMii. Authoritative, ).>.:.i~"; au iititl4,.,
Avow, fl.} itw. [~p\. ~~~\.., 'aAilJ hlrat.
Avowable, .J!r'1'~~, ~, Authoritatively, ~~ hi...r.
2.
 AWA

Authority, ~~ itulrtlt, ,;\..u.,;\ away, y\&gA46. Todrina...ay,

","ila;" f- 1v.hs, ilaL 1tIltat. ~ tarlll. To send away, J-.)
Absolute authority, JS J~\ ; IWMl.
(testimony), i,,~ ,~. Awe, ~ lIa,htlt, u~ l:NMtJf,
Authorize, t1. (give power), viP ~J waA",,}:o=-~\ "f:!iJJiJr. [tar•••
jfWJflNltl, ~.J ,.a.U.Utu. Awful,U~mv.Uuf,r~""
Autocracy (independent power), Awf'ulness, ~ luIyitlt.
Jk:,-u~ taltlN'Vj tnfllttJlil. Awhile, ~:i!\~~.r., 'i~, ..~.
Autograph (a particular person's Awkward (foolish), J~ 6aAl11l;
own writing), ~h> Hat ,al4. (perveJ'lle), ,.~ ...,,1...
. The royal autograph, -..AJ~~ Awl, ,. J..# maHra.
iAat,lwf! AwlelS, ~~ 1Iil4 AayHt.
Autumn, ~j>- lNwf! Awning, ,. ~ 1&1uJy1ll4t, ,.)..;,.j

Autumnal, ...jJ.~ Vuwlft. UM4.

Auxiliary, ~-,t- mUttJltItit, .J""li Awry, ~ ""ta~', ..;,:J-
ruJIW. flItIltaUJf, i fI .tfIJfZj.
Auxiliary, ,. ~ muttn, l.:J,1..... Axe, ,. VW·t.; ftIGI.
"ItIt-ilW".'.J""li fl4lir. [lItw4n. Axiom, ,. I~\i }iieitla,\; (evident ~

Auxiliaries, J\-.i\ .,.,ilr, l.:J~\ proposition), ; _.=; Wiat.

Await, II• .F:-\ .." ....... Axis, ,. axle, axle-tree, J~

Awake, II. ~ nahhaA, ~, ,.,1.. ",iJwJlW, ~ Mh.

To awake, Of' be awaked, ~\ A1, '"'tIM. rIU
ilttlyk4z. A...zimuth". Wt
Awake, ~ tnfIIWgkis. Azure, ~Jt.... ICIflIdwl, t.,f"..JJ=':"'
Award,tI. ~ ' • •t' Wtlm. f- ldjw.rtlf, t.,fJ~JJJ' ....
Award, ,. ~r- ,1lMft at, _L-.. .lIfIIdwf.
__, ~
...
1.jjaf,
I
~
._ r--
}ada.

Awards, ,.\(..\ aU4",. B.

Aware, ,;AL. ,ilAW, ~. Baal (the idol), Ja.? 1HIt,.1Il.
Away (absent). ~\& gltil,iIJ. To Babble', II. ~ WMA. [411 w...
go away, ~.; uW. To be Babble, babbliDg, rum~ 1...1
 lJAD 8fjl lJAL

Babe, 'A
~" flJ4111tl, Jilr:, e!ft. 8ee Badneu, .>w J..u, ~ \:.i Wii1uJl.
Inlant, child. Baftlo, fl. ~ .u.n•.
Baby, I. (doll), ~ '''tid. Bac. ,. ~ 111, J~ Mllal.
Baboon, I. \:.I~ ...ymt". B,-'"g8g8, yl:-' Aiai, y\.,J1
Babylon (in Chaldea), jJ~ ]J4W. AIDa", J~' Aul.
Babylon (in Egypt), l:J~~. Bagnio, •. (hot bath)'r~Aa...a...
Bacchanalian, \:.IIJ-. ..w4n. :Bail (bondsman), ~ 1II/f1, ~
Bacchus, l.JN">- ~ ]Jailwl. [ .tui. ....,.; (eecurity), ~ flIUtcI-
Bachelor, I. (unmarried man), Y.-r' J..ffiJ. Bail for appearance, .c\aS'
Back, t. .k MAr. The beck of \he .J~ 1IIJeu.1 Wa,.. Bail for the
hand, ~!,F u1w III J:.j. The debt, JL..u\aS' bJilltst fll4/. To
vertebrm or joints of the back give .,. become bail, Ji$, Ji0
bone.~~.r"'- kAartll IJsuAr. l(lkafftJI. To take bail, ~ "til.;'.
Back (again), '~, .,. . \:.I~ Bailable, .u~,~ ylJlltlAik tJl

"milll. LftllM.
BlICk, t1. (ride a horse), ~.J ..wi. BailifF, I. (ofllcer employed to cite
Back-bone, I.~!J.ri-. ~ before _ judge), ~ m.uw,
...v. v.,,~ .,14wi1A•
Book friend, I. (enemy),;~ t.au. Bait (meat or food), ,~ ,1IMl4,
Backside, I. (anus, podex), ~ r~ ltIt4m, 1..:.1;
kilt.
"'"t.
A ,.f.'> tlfllw. Bait fl. (to enanare), y~ jaui.
Backaword, ,. ~ ,.,j. To bait (at an imi), JJJ ••iif'.
Backward, backwards (behind), Baiting place (iDJl, stage, etc.),
~,,~ .i" flJ4ra. [ iltil;,.4A. J.;-:... IN""", ~ ...wI;
Backwardneu (aversion), ,~, (amphitheatre for bsiting wild
Bad, ..r!";"':'
~ _~ },Wit; (sick,ill),
IMni,., ..;.>.) ,.1IdI,
v4',..r4
beasts), l.:J'~ 144., iS~ ..
flUJt..··J:.t.
B8dp, •. .t.~ ~.... ["..,.tl. Bake eJ. (bread), ~ 1Wu.
Bedpr, I. (animal), u8)'J~ Bakehouse I. ~ J.,.,..
.tM4i "lctW. Baker, I. j~ 1Wid..
Badly (wickedly),'!ra ........ BalaDoe I. (soalee), l:J ~ .'14.,
 BAL 352 BAN
1.;)'..;; W64".The scale or buon Balm (balsam), ~ 6IJlaam.
of • balance, ~~\ JL. ,ak al Balmy (&OOthing)~ ~ loyyiM;
..lid". The tongue ofthe balance, (odoriferous), ~ flJuttlttM'·
I.;)~'I.;)W lila" til mIsan. The Balsam, ~ 6a"am.
handle or eye of the balance in Balsamic, ~ 6al1aml.
which the tongue vibrates, ~ Bamboo, , .•I.;)~.fl> kAayzariin.
l.;)~' t ain til mIld,,; (equili- Ban, ,. (edict), !--
AuhII,~' .,.;
brium), .u.,)\a.. m"tatlilat; (com. (a curse), U latMt.
parison) 4.-:..J
, -. taI,uIA,~ Ban, iI. ~ 14e'".
I ... ~

ttlm.ll, balance of accounts, ¥J Band, ,. (tie), ~,; ra6ta; (union),

y'...J..' r",ltl til Aita6. .,)~, ittilW.tl, JU;' ittifd. Band!
Balance t7. (weigh), I.;)jJ tOaJa". (troops), ~\,;' aftOiij. In bands,
Balancer, I. 1.;)\]" WIllli111, ~~ ~1,.i'~I,.i\ afwaj aftDdj. }
ka6M"I. 8waddling-band, l"W kimii~
Bald, ~, fllla t . A head-band or hair-band, ~~
Baldness, ~ ,alat.: [";S1M. lil4Ht.
Bale, ~4 6ali, ~.,),} ftWtll, 4..ejJ Bandage for a wound, ,. 1?4,; ri1Jd
Bale t7. (bundle up), r.J- Mum. Bandit, banditto, ~.;bl't:ku kat
Baleful (IJOrrowful), r"';'" magA- altart". Banditti, 00'''''y't.1J
mum. kuttat attartk, u<='~ llUiU.
Balefull}', ~J!? MkolgAam. Bandrol, •. (banneral), ~.,)..
Ballista, ,. ~ manjantk. 6antliera.
Balk, to. ~ kAayyd. To be Bane (poison), r~ 'am;
balked, ~;;.;. ttlkAayyd. Bane t7. (poison), ,.......... 'tlmml
Ball, •. bJ kurra. A. ball or bulll't Baneful (poisonous), ~ mfUi
(for fire-arms, cross-bowl', etc.), (destructive), ~ muAlil:.
4lt gul16, or 4. The eye-ball, Banewort, ratsbane, ..) \il1' r-a 141

.r;~ Aadakat, ,=,.~ .•HI.;)W\, Y,}!. far; (arsenic), ~..li

~'J
urn:
Ball, •. (ballet, dance), v-ai) ra"•. Wolfsbane, dogsbane, ~,
Ballad, I. W g""lII1. ~.i.I' kMnii tJUlb.
Balloon". (large ball), I.;)j4 lHlloon. Bang, •. ~ latmst.
.,.
\t

~I:
 BAP 363 BAR
Bang, II. Y~ tlMtIi. Baptise, tI. ~ ItIbagA, ~ ttlmmtl4.
BaDiah, tI. .» IMu, ~ "ItI'. Bar •. (ot & door). (,IN 4;oJ WN.;
To be banished, ~ ,."ft. (au obstacle). ~ \.. mil,.it . A
Banished, ~ mu,.I.'. gold tW' silver bar or ingot. ~
Banisher, •. ..,t:- .....f t· ..bl"t. [struct). ~ Mld.
Banishment, oJ> ttwtl, ~ ..ft. Bar. tI. (Q door). ji; alal; (to ob-

Bank, •• (of a river, sea, etc.) J-L. Barb, •. (horse). ~~t:Jk­

"Uil,. magAr.bl•
•ilMI, ~l:. .MtI; (a place where
Barbacan••. ~ hr;.
money is laid np' tc be called for
Barbarian. •. (foreigner), ~~
occasionally)• ..j~\o:J\S'oJ tWiil,.
gAtwfb. A native ot Barbary.
IMTaj, ~ &ad.
4./.1.1 btlf'WI.
..
Banker, •. u~ "ill. u)~ Barbarism, barlJarousness(in speech)•
•.,drij. ~ gMltlt; (ignorance). ~
Bankrupt, •. vJ..t. fIJ":fUI, ),...L. jaM. Grou barbarism, ~
flJlLbiir. To become bankrupt,
~.r- j.AI murll1iab. Notorious
vJ.i' tI:fltu. barbarism. )~~ g1tal4t
Bankruptcy, (,JNli\ ijIiU. [beyrll1.
tIttIIA.kr (barbarity, cruelty), ~
Banner••• ~~ btmtlUr•• J~ sfllm.
Banneret, •. ) \~~ &ayril}tldr. Barbarous(language). Y.M flJugltltlt;
Banquet, •• L~ tli,ilf_ ~J (ignorant, rude), JA~ jaM;
tDtIlIflltlt. A banqueting-hoDle. (cruel), rl~ Iillim; (foreign),
L~~ 'oJ tlilrv'tl tli,ilf.t. A ~~gWlb.
banqueter (the muter of a ban- Barbary (in Africa),.r.~ jaIJ,...
quet). L~I~\.. .illai6 .r.~" ~.I..1 JtwbtwiGt, y.;..
tMltli,ill_· fflugW.
Banter••. ~ft tnlwfj.t. Barbed (bea~ed). ~oJ~ ltslu du..

Banter. tI. ~ NwrtIJ~ c.r- fIUIItIA. Barber••• J'l- 1t4llilk, ~r ...

Baptism. ~oJ.r- fIJtItmfltlitlt. unl,.. [Mlldi.
Baptist, •. (baptiser). ~ m"ttsm- Barber's shop. •. J1- 4;)~oJ tluHa,.
tltN. Bard, ' . .rl:. .Mtir. See Poet.
 BAR 354 BAS

B re (naked), 't:JL...r tarya.. Barrenness, P t dr, ~I.i& t",N

Baro, II. (.trip), ~ jMW. Barricade, I. buTicado,l.. ,0114.
arc-boDe (lean), ~ NAtj. Barricade, e. v-J,J\:;...~1l t:-
B re-Caoed (impudent), \:-~ bild ",,"alii.

"fII 4
•
~
BlU't'Cacedneea, ;}... .. J.,aNt.
Barrier, ,. ~ HdIl.
Barter, ~)\a.. ""'t'iUJadat, .iI.l\
:B retoot, ~ ~', u.. M!d,
",u6adalat, ~~ tajarat, if
l;)~ Mfy4lt. [."./MI. Maya,..
reheaded, U"~\.....;~ ..-Au! Barter, fl. J.,)~ "ddal, ~\J tiJjar
Bargain, ,. (agreement), ~ tdd, Barterer, I. ,..h\a.. "~4UJid, J.Jt
I.3W\ .ttifak, .J~~ basa,.. ".u6adil, 't:J ~~~ HId,.lall.
Bargain, D• .J~~Ji lMHl 6asa,.. Base (low, mean), J.,) """1, ~
orge, ,. ~ .fI"'", J}Jj IIJwlli. dun,;:i- Aaif,.. Base-hoi
Bargemau, •• ~.r:: HArt. tij~J fOaled siltd. The base 0
Bark (of a tree),.r; iMaM. column, ",-l\i.).&.\i lati
Bark, D. (peel), t- ..wA, ~ ale'''' iid.
IMAlAar; (uadog),..j~ tGID., Baseness, ~ \A.. AIIiil,..t.
d u6M. [fIUJIlUl. Basha, I. l:. L., Pa,ltd•
B ked, bark-bared (etript), tJ.- Bashful, ~ ".vitaW·.. Tc
:B: ker (stripper), iL. .alia; (u bashful, ~\ iMAa'.
a dog, etc.), ~ lId""- Baahtulnel8t \:- ""'11.
.B rkiDg, •. (strippiDg), ~ i4NAr; Baail (sweet herb), l:)b:::.J riAl:
(as a dog), ~j Mi1, ~~ "tuMt. Basilio (palace), I:ar; (a 11 r:»
B ley, ~ .Mt'''' A barley- temple or moeque), r=-~ j4
corn, ~_.:. ,Mt,,.,d. (plnr. ~'r':- jllMlamit .
Barn, ".J\oJ \ ,,""a,., ~ _iun. great artery of the arm, ~
B n, ,. l;)'.J~ lIarolt. "dIilIk.
Bnrraou, .u:.; 1t:MlUGt. Baailiak I. (serpent), ~, tlA"
Barrel, ,. Je....f. "",.".,1. A barrel Basis, """,L.\ ""ilI, i~~ ()
of wiDe, y!ro ~ jfWat ,wdh. ~\,,;). [4J.. l

en (woman), ijk tdwtlt. Buket, ,. ~ laW, ~j ..

Digitized by Coogle
L
 BAT BEA.
&Iou, I. ~ I..MI. The buon mllfJ" al /MwlJ. Battlel, Y,~
of a fountain, JI,. NltD4, ~.f. Aewd, c.:JL,;~ "..tt1dN6U. A
IIrW (plllr. ~ Inwfl1. seabaUle,~IIJ\::.i ItItfIhIWr.
B.Iard, I. \jj ..\l, tDfIllMl Mild. Battle-axe, •. u-U/fJI.
llastard". butardize, fI'J~ iM4fI1. Battlement, J::...:z.i /tIdl. The battle-
Bate,. (beat), y~ WM. ments of a oaatle, .L.a.l'~
WDado. II. y~ wd. /fSII1 til WttJt.
Won, ,. Y bwj, (plur. c:.,.r. Bawdy, adj. v.-UflL\uA.
~~, ~,J-~ 641fttm. Bay, ,. (of the sea) (:1.:;.. lWIlfj.
Bat I. (animal), k\):-, tINItu1f11.
The bay-tree (1aarel), )~ gMr.
lla&h, (hot), r~ lammam. Bay, fl. ~ teah4l.
I.

TlIe keeper of a bath, ~I.,;­ Bayonet, ,. ~~ A4r6at.

,,_I. Be, fl• ..:J~ ifI".
Bathe, fl. J.-i g/uual. [ igAtilal. Beaob, •• J-. \... ,(jAil (pI. J:...',...
BathiDg, wW glttul, J~' ,uwdAil), A'J:...\..,. [mafICJ,.tJt.
Bating (excepting),;= g1uayr". Beacon, ,. L..u tald".." ~\:....
Baton. •• ~ t lUfl • Bead, •• ij.;=J-- 1A4raoe. A BtriDg
B.ttta1ia, y~,,-.;\.- ...,fI/ til of beads (a rotary), ;,~
Wi. To draw up an army in ...,HAat.
bettelja,...J~Y/} -l'~ Beak, ,. (ola'bird), }i:... ,...,..
...;~ -I til t"w 1.1 Aar6 Beam or ray of light, ,. t.W
-fi./ ..ftlf. 'Atltflt: Bunbet.ma,~, t.'..:.
B.Ualicm, •• d~ hld. The ,Mltdt~·
eo1onel or commander of a bat- Beam, fl. ~ Mat.,wt: ["""",..
tali~ ~1~ ..,,. tUG,. Beaming, beamy, ~ Idtnit! ft-
BItten, fl. (make fat), ~ ,.....,,; Bean, •. ~,lIUlJigtJ, J.,i ftiJ. Bean
(to become fat), c.:rt"'" ,mm. pods. y~~ kAam@.
Bater, II. ~ ,aA41, j~ tla. Bear, II. (carry) J.t- MY; (to

Batt. (paste), ~ t~'I,,· su1fer),.? III1IIIF, ~ t81aat1trAal.

~ •. ~f Aar6, J\::.i lital. To bear loss,..r-t>- iMHr. To
A. fieJd of battle, Y)..'~'~ bear away, ~~ tlts/tlt: To bear
 BEA. 356 BEA

rma, cl-J,.- Mwrllil4A. To "';"J>J roIlAAIA). Beute, y~J

bear fruit, OJ,.- ltMruU, .rJI d4r0db. See Cattle•
.
1U11UJf". To bear an office, ~ BeaetlY'~JtDllAaAf, ~ ha1l1ll;
taruultJi. To bear the expence, (la8Civi~us), ~U f41tuA;
c::.r"- lltarflj, ~..r' lM'af. To (nasty), ~ Mjia.
oompany, Vi'.J "dfal. To Beat, fl. (strikt», y ~ tlIIralJ. T(
bear an affection, ~ W, ~ be beaten, Y ~ \ ifltlllralJ. Tt
ttiAll, Jl.. mal. To bear up beat (conquer), ~gltalM,j1:
'nat, ('JU idroam, 1o..iJt:>. safM, ~ laluJr. See Vanquish
k laf. To bear patiently, r overcome, subdue. To beat back
,abar. To bear witness, ~ ~~d4fllt. To beat down, y.;>
,la~W. lluwab. To beat up (attack su~
B ILl" I. y~ dtlb. A she-bear, ~~ denly), ~ luJjam. To beat<mi
duhlJi. The constellation of the ingredients), l:J...:;. !/ailUlt.
reater Bear, ~~I~~I al dub Beat, I. ~~ dllrbtlt.
aldkhM. The Leseer Bear,
Beaten, YJ~ f'lUJdrillJ.
~~Iy~' al dtlb aliugluw.
Beater, y}..; tldrilJ.
Bard, ,. 4s-1 Hltgat (plur. ...,J), I.

Beating (part.), y)\..; daNh.

,;:iJ d4lan. [laM d• •
Be ed, 4s!J..) sa liltgat, ~iJAl Beatific (happy), ~9~ m"barCl
iJ,,-. malt1Ul.
lJeardlc811, iJ.;4\ amrad.
Bearer, I. (porter), J~ Aammdl. Beatifically, ;~t....~ bikolltltiitl.

The bearer of a letter, J..L- Beatification, beatitude, i~La.

y..;:LJ\ Admil al maitalJ. ItItiitlat•
Bearing (situation of one place in Beaver, I. \.J\~ 1aU alllld.

re pecttoanother),~,..marod4r; Beauteous, beautiful, ~ jMl

(suffering), )~ labU,.. ~ MIlIa, ~> uri/, ~
Bell8t, I. ~~ Aayroilfl (plur. latlj. [biMJljM
c.=.:L.iI~ !Iayrodfldt), ~ Beauteously, beautifully, J~ ..
baAfmat (plur. r~~ lJalIdfm). A Beautifulness, beauty, r.;;-> lall
wild beaat, V--J roalt,,, (plur. J~ jamiil. Incomparo

) Z d ,vGooglc
 BED 357 BEF
ileaUty~~L.~_ A"",malaAo Bed-sheet, ~~ c1uw'Mf (plur•
Ulfr. ....A..:. ~ cAarillMf).
Beauty, I. (a lovely woman). ~ Bedrid, ~~\e;' tartA afpillA.
iJ,Jl, jMlltlat llllU,.at.
Bedstead". ~taW.
Beautify, tI. eM) sawan. See
Bed-time, r,:J\kL. ,illal tIfUI4IfDfrI.
Adorn, decorate. (,Mn-oat.
Bedabble, tI. bedaub, ~;lltHOtolll.
Beauty-spot. I. JI.::;.. kAal, .i..l:.
To bedaub with gold, ~ Ula'.
llecafico". ~~~ talfu,. aett,..
Bedaubed, ~ji.. mulatoU1tll.
Becalm, tI. J.... ,aHa,.. Bedlam, '.:)b.....;L. ma""'tiln.
Becamt', preterite of Become. It
Bedrop, tI. k1; naHat. ['agAgAar.
beeame, ..J ~ MI,.. Be-dwarf, fl. (make little), ~
Beca1lle, :;; u.nfUl. Because of
Bee, ,. ~ naAli (plnr. ~ MAl).
that, or on that account, ~.)l
Beeswax,~~ 'NzmtltllGlf
I.l,i, ~';~I~ ",i,. aJ1
Beef,fi ~ -laAm bakar.
uld, ~~ falasaUk. Because
Beer, Ijy. bUIlIJ, ~ bl,.a.
of this, or on this account, \.If
Beet (root), , . .;.).j~ ,luuDtIfIdtw.
laad.
Beck, ,. beckoning, i.l:.\ "'!&d,.at, Beetle (iuaect), ~ jat}, ~
j

~ glutntsM. (gM11UIS. 1lHmftlltst. [root.

Beck, beckon, tI• .;l:.\ 11IM,., ~ BeetraYe or beet-radish. See Beet-
llecome, tI. (fit or suit), JJ ldl, Beeves, ~ ~ tlltswlIIAI.

",:-li na.d. Befal, fl. ~.r t MtJtl, ~~ WtII.

llecomiDg (suitable), "",:--h.. mfl· Befit, "",:--li 'liZ,ab, ~~ ldi.
lI/Inl, Vt.' la,,,". [latdfat. Befitting, J!.' layi", '-:......l.:....
BecomiDgne.e. .l,;~ sarilfat, .l.i\Y mtmii,ih, ~ ~ wiljih.
Bed, ,. ~!,i pil,A (plnr• ..;) Before, Jj\ tHOWQ1, ',;\ awtlHllan,
fwn1. To make a bed, ~~ rL.\ amilm. Before this, \~J:.i
/-,...1. A bed-maker, ";~,; WI "asd. Before the time, J:.i
f4fT'dd. A manufacturer of beds, '.:)L.jJ\labl aszamdn, Before dawn,
~ atIfUI:ijid. [anntHOm. ~\J:.i l<abl ••tllltlbA. Before
Bed-dulmber, I. r,:J\.t..liJ ' owlat entering, J~~IJ:.i. Before
 BE 358 BEB:
nrnv I, J~ ~. Before somo Bohalf, >l>. 1W1.eir, ~'flJ1. I

people, '. \ ~ . Before God, thy behalf, ~,~ ..it flJl

..JJ ~. beroro, J;1IJt~. Behave, fl. ~~. To beIu
Bofore·mentioned -,yr,.;1 j...., Ji\Aj tagAaj41.
careleBSly,
".1..., .ylJl...:.... Before·hand, Behaviour, d;'" ,,"d. Good'
' ; a1l1walMi,' ." ka6lan. banour, Y"'" tJdalJ, ~ lid)
Berringe, fl. j]D laTTa'. Behead, fl. ~~~ kat4 t ,4I4A
Beg 11. (intI nt), ~.JJ ta,."jjG'. Beheld, ~'-- mtlttIYIIfI'.Jf
B get, C/. J-.\;J tamllal, ~J tDfW; mtmatlr.

(to produce), ~. asM,.. Behemoth,.o (hippopotamus or ri'

horae) ~.r. 1Jonali.
Beg , I. pii fi kZr. Beggars,
~ jaKaTa. . [Iar jaldr. Behest,..,..' am,., f-
ANkm.

eggnr, 'D. ~~ I1I4Md, pU.J~ Behind, lJ, tlNWtI, lJ,~ Iltill lD

Behind (remaining), ~~ i:
Beggarly,~\~ mill aljailr.
(out of sight), ~U glay"
Beg.. ry,~ JUkT.
Behold, flJaifNllar. To behplda'
egin . ~ ibtadil.
tively,p\~' a"'ta" . .
B ginner, I. ~~ mwtatlf.
Behold! \~ \..b MtI4SCi.
Beginning, I. \~ i6tida. Making
Beholden (bound in put
a beginning (pari.) '-i~
CI.f'- lfUJ. ."a..
tntl6tadf. In the beginning,
Beholder, 1.);1; fl4aw; (wit!
I J.. The b !!'inning and the
~L:. IMAid; (spectator), 'l:
end,? ~ - . From beginning
mut4jarij.
to nd,';>- J\Jj'j\~. Beholding, pare. ,)Jbl..:... ..till
Begird, fl. l,,~ hat,J""- Adlar. A beholding, obligation,
glerbeg I. ~~ HgUTlJ". tn""l1ae.
Begone, ') run. Behoof, i~'U fayi44e, ~ til

e otten,oJ},.. mQwlutl. Behove, fl. ~\j Itd84DlJ, J

Begrime, tl. oJ;" awwatl. It behoves, ~'w... ...
Beguile, fl. ) ~ gbadaT, t.~ iMiat: It does not behove, V!.'J.r-i
Begun, ~x...:--. mubtMa'. lilyill.
 BEL 359 BEN

lleing(exiateDce), J.f'iJ fIItIJ"el, l:Ji Belly-bound, ~..... _Wi4,

.... ; (condition), J\- MI, I:JU vG~ flNlifkl. [......
aid.. Beings, ..:.J\J~,.. fIftIU1J";J.: Belong, II. ~ Ha, ~,
lat, ..:.J~~ i4glldt. Being (ex- Belonging, JlMt. ~ ••~tIliJ.
istiDg), ptIrl. Jr:-"... fIIQ'D,jU, BeloTed, y~ tMAHb, J':'-
d!\S' up. lIIIJt'lGi (rem. ~~ ....uaial),
Be it 10, Jb, ~ /fllg". ~r- mIIt.,lult1t.
Belabor, II. y ~ tlIIrd. Below, ~ taAt. Below the caat1e,
Belgrade, J~ 1JIlgr4~: ~,~ taAt lIlWt.tJt. From
Belie, II. (connu-rl'eit), ~ iallail. below, ~ r.:r ••iI 14At.
Belief (credit given to anything), Belt, I. ~
UINW, }..i) IUlldr,
,,1...:.::.\ itlillliU, J~' itAUil. ~ IIIIJ~ [tdaucrr.
Be1ief(inreligiouamatters)'I:J~' Bemoan, ~\J taMlaf, ~
.,.., ~l..~,~"lIn. Bench".(tribunal),~~
Believe,fI.~'attaiatl, r.:r' tIINm, Bend, fl. Jl. -aI, ~ tata/; (to
.i~~ .
.... subdue), ~ /atal, ~ gw.lJ.
Believer, ,. (one who gives credit to) t.. . 1_ ( ~_
~ trlUttditl. A believer (in Bendable, ~1tl'J.!u, ~\~,
religious matte1'8), ~r mumi...
~~ ,·t.taUJUItl,j. • [under.
Beneath, ~ Wt. Bee Below~
The believers, I:J;-"" ~,..
.1IIuiIf". Benediction, I.~..r. lHwtIiat. [wan.
Belike, J.! ltIe", ~ &zllei. Benefaction,I.i.~ WilmtJt'I:J~'
Bell, t. V'~ jtZrfll, V'.,;ti tsa&a. Benefactor, t. karf., r!-J r-:-
(plllr. ~'i flfftDakll). m_t-, I~'JJ. _ A benefac·
Belligerent, belHgeroua, ~.JW\ tress, ~'~J' ~;.;:>-, ~.;
. . .tAarikft. [14M. karffll4l.
Bellows, t- mMI/.u, t\a:- tMIt- Beneficence,;;D--.uo.,r.
Belly, ~.... Loosing the belly, Beneficent, j --=--~. ,aMb w""~r
Mi· Jt- .!Ultil. Big-bellied ~ m_tim, karfm (plur. r-J
(pregnant), .Ll..t.- Mmiltlt or r'J,
l.j), ~'~j. Moat
~ 'Wl.'. A belly-band,};) beneficent,I:JW'r!-J,J1>"~}
....,.. Wlm altJU141, I:J\-.)\~'
 BER 360 BEB
Beneficial, ~ mufll, ~\,; ""fit: Berhyme, tl. ~ fIIlII4m.
Beneficially, ~J.'.! /Mol nalt· Berry, .. ~ Wb, ~ W6Gt
Benefit, ,. r\.j\ Jntam, ~t-\ (plur. y~ Wii.b, c:J~
wan, ~ naff:! i~\i fuyitlat. Wbat.
:ienofit tl. (do good), ~ \ aMan, Bescreen, tl. ~ Aalas.
~\ antam; (to gain advantage), Beseech, t~ tatlarraf:
tl.

~\ intafaf:! ~U::...., idafal. Beseeching, JHWt. and alj. ~

Benevolence, rJ
karam, .t.!)' mubtaAu.
wamat, 40 P:. ,Aafa,",t, ~ lutj. Beseem, tl. ~\.i nilIab, . :il•.
• '" J

Benevolent,~ latfj,~munem Beset, fd~6..\ aMt.

Benevolently, ~J.'.! /Mollutj. Beshrew, tl. ~ lata".
Benjamin, or benzoin (a kind of Beside, besides (near),~) hrib
gum), ~)#'. baUar lu""Nk. (over and above, excess), \:.1,->;:1
Benigu, v. P·.,Aaftk,~ mUlAfik. mi"au", I~ ...ctMld, \~L.. mdcadt
...
Benignity, i pp :' ,Aafa,",t,.o1 rafat, k, ~'- lKi,M.
l.:)",~. [;OP.·~. Besiege, tl'rt- iliuM, 1,,6..\ aM
Benignly, u.bJJL!
bilu11 lv.tj, Besieger, ".r'~ mdaM.
Besieging,.Jb. AMiir, ~\s
Benison". (beo.ediction),i5'.;.' baralult.
Bent, (part. of bend), ~L.. mdgl, muAtllirat. [ maaaAalt
~ mUManl, .; h.· • Besieged,.J~ mGMur, ~
mU"taeiJ; (addicted), ~ Besmoke, tl. ~.,) tlGkAkM".
muttaUik. Besom," Iw.:.t- ",",,"e.
Bequeath, tl. ~, waW, uJ Besot, tl. va'" dtlNuA.
walulf. A bequest, .i;;...,
wtJlfyat Bespeak, tl. (order anything befo,
(plur. ~~J wQldga). A bequest hand), Js:~J fDfIUQ' tala'.
for pious WJe8, wal&f. uJ Bespeaker, ,. ~,.. fltUtlNlllt.
Bereave, tl. r~\ atdam. To be- Bespeckle, tl.';;"; flam. . . .

reave of life, J:;J '"'tal. To be- Bespit, tl. Js:~ lJlIUk f...ala'.
reave of hope, ~ kAaggab. Besputter, tl. ~ btI8Q}.

Bereft, rJF maMa"" ~.,u... Beat, ..r->-' dAn', ~, cW

maflii.l. ~\ QllaA, ~'al-ytllJ. ~
 BET 361 BIC

best book, yUa:.-..JIyl::...!J1 ~~~. Between equals, ~

., iitdJ al ",..ltItdlJ. To have the l;)I}JI. To interpose between,
best (to excel, overcome), ~ h...j ltIlI1allat.
g1wJlGlJ, ~ ular. To dd the best, Beverage, ~ ,wlJat.
.)J.ii Wtlyyad. Bevy •• (of people), ~,; ItlfDj.
Beetial, ~J tDtJMll. Bewail, fl. ~~IJ tauNI tala',
Bestir, ;. (one's-self), wJ~ tY
nail.
laM li-tWao. :Bewailing, part. ~ naAllJ.
.Bestow, fl. ~J waMlJ, ~ Beware, fl. ~I VtafltJlJ'J~1
fIlM/; (to place), ~J wadaf:: iltaza,..
To besto". attention or endeavour, Bewet, fl. /oj 3.; MdtltJ'.
.)~IJ~ 1JaIIIl til .ajl", Bewilder, fl. t.\..; tldf::
JW Mt!". :Bewitoh, .r" ,aMr.
fI•

:Bestowed, Y""'r ffltJfDlt1lJ. :Bewray, fI'J~ g1laaar.

Bestoyer". ~~ wdAilJ. :Beyond (the further aide), !JJ wa,.d;
:Bet. b';:' ,lIart, ~J ,.ain. (remote, distant, far, further),
Bet, II. l:l"!J ,.aMn. ~ lJat f4. Beyond measure,
BethiDk, j.::JI ifW:ar, bJ 141u1s. ~I J"; /111111 alAadtl. :Beyond the
:Betide, fl. J.-. Nual, ~..t-l&adM river (the ancient Tran80xania),
Betimes, ....::..:;J~ tala' wakt. ..*JI!JJL. md WMd /lllnIIA,.. Be-
Betoken, tI.Jl:.I MMr. yond hope, JrAW1J"; law} til
Betray, fl. J~ gluular, l;)\:>. IMn. ffltI'",al. [.flu.
Betrayer, •• )~ gWd,., J'v>. Bezel, ,. (of a ring), ~lS:'I, C.ai
l1dylil. _ Bias, ~ rntIfIl.
Betroth, II. ~ HaUalJ. Bias, fl. JL. fIIiIl, ~ I intlltal.
Better, J4i' altltJl,~, alAI,., Bibber, •• ~~ ,lIamlJ.
t' aW, ~I at-yalJ. Bible, ,. ,-",,~Iy\::.~.n til l:itdlJ
Bettor, ,. bJ \.:... "'UMrit, ~~ til ",u1:tJtldal, i~.;:J I altllwrat.
..-dait. Bicker, tI, ~W ltItdlaju•
BetneD, betwixt, ~ lJiM, ~L. Bicorne, bioornoUB, ~,;il~'; la
_ _• Between his handa, alDarMyn.
 BIL 362 BIR
Bid,
for,
tl. .r,......
.(order),
r-1GllMt.
To bid
To bid adieu, ~J
(bond), ~; (Sllllignment
order for the payment of monel

tDatld4t · To bid good day, r- ~'.,- MWdla.

Bill, tI. (18 doves),,j:J .alar•
•allam.
Biennial, ~ ,autln. Billet, I. ~, 4:;..u tDOI'aiat.
Bier, '0 ;,;:,:y.1J til6at, ~ Mt,A. Billow, I. ~ fItafIIj (pI. C:\.l
Bifarioua, bifold, ~L.i.. muddtaj. alllfDuj). The dashing of the 1

Big, ~ jallm, ~ k46lr, ~ lows, ~''''~'rkLi, ~\,..~lf~

tallm. Big with child, il..\.:... ~'rl~'r1abJ.
Mmilat. Big with pride, ~ Billow, ~. c:,;:.J lamaUJtDaj, ~~
mutMahlJir; (swollen), t~ laldtam, y~' idtlJrah.
man/iliA. Billowy, ~~ matllf/)lij.
Bigamy". ~~~~j\.
Bigamist, f. cr-J~~~~.
Bind, tI. b.,) rabat, :u. t alail.
bind a book, ~ jalla4.
Big-bellied, a.~ Ali_lat, ~ bind over (as surety), ~ ~
AtI1J14'• Binder, I. ~~ ,.ill1it. A binde
Bigger, ~, -tu.,;S1 alhar. boob, ~ ~ ..';allid it
DigneBll, L 4-
jtll4mat, L-J Binding (the act of binding abo
tDaltat, ~ /alAat. ~to:ilt4.
Bigot, f. bigoted, V'r'r-- .fIla· Biographer, •• ~J!J rdtDf, J-
fDaltDU. naill, ~\- lkUt.
Bigotry, V''J-J fDalfQal, i.-r'J Biography, Jij Mil, ~~J raWD
tDalfQalat, Jk~ 1.:.1~ \ aymiln6iltil. ~ \;j tilrt1l.-
l..-.J
Bile, ~ la/rd. Bipartiti~D, ~ L... .allfU,
Bilge, tI. J,i. See Shipwreck, l~. ~ taMj.
Bilious, IojJ~ _/ratDf, ~'~r Biroh (kee), l~ l>itold.
mUfDo.llid allalrd. Bird, I. ~I,l, ta,.,., ~ • (J
Bilk, tl. ~ ghalA. .J~ lagu,.). The bird of I

Bill, I. (of a bird),.J1.i.... minkilr; (the own, Jell~ to". al

(an QCCOunt), y\..;.- hud6 ; A dealer in bUda, 1oj.J~.

) Z d ,vGooglc
 BIT 363 BLA.
bird'. bill, J\i:.... ",imd,.. A bUd- Bitumen, J~ if,., hi,; Nfl. The
~,~ lo.flU. A bird-catcher, bitumen of Iudea,;'- A.",...,..
).r-hJ'.)~ ,00!lYiJ.tl o.tt..,a,.. Bituminous, to,!;:i ifrf, ~ Nfl!.
Bildlime, (]O!,) dtlil. BIsck (in colour), ')J'"""'I IUU1Gtl.
Birth, ."J,... maIDW, ;~lJ' ..u~, Blaek and white, ~~~J"'"
~ ..Iliul. The pangs of child- tU1DGtl tOo. abyatl. A black mole
birth, vi~ fII4IJ:lI4d; (lineage), on the face, ~\..:. ,MtIu. Black
J.' fill, ""W fUJII, ~ .....w, lead (antimony) ~ iniAl.
~ jiru. Of moon bir..b,J~ Black" . .,)'-"'" IlawU. See Black-
~I -.jAul tln~. neea; (mourning), ,),~ AidU.
Birth-place, •• JbJ tDMtJ1I. Blacken, tI. ,).;... .tlfDfDGtl; (to become
Bilcuii, •. 1,,~ ioinuU. black), ')J""I ~Gtl.
Bishop".~' uItIf (pl. -.AiLI Blackish,.,).,..... mtllfDfJtl•
..uiij" ~L..' fJliJ.iiifc~).
Blacker, blackest, ,),..,' 41tDG1l.
Bit, •. (small piece), .wz; liltat. Blacknesa,,)'-"'" ,00tOiJ.tl.
A. bit of bread, ~~. A bit Blacksmith, •. ,),.i- ltaddU.
of cloth, kiJ' .u;>-.
Bit by bit, Bladder, ,. ~ \1... The gall-bladder,
in W· ~1.A.1:U. A bit Of"
.., ~ Ire ma,.iI,.at.
mouthful, .t..iJ w..at. Blamable, ,.,...l.. mtJImilm, ~J
Bitch.,. ~ WHt. I4mtm (fem. ~.i samtmat),
Bite, t. ~ t atltl ; (to cheat),)~ ,.LlI~l, r}J'~~'
,ltMw; (reproach), ~ 1iItIItIa, Blame, fault, ~ taUfr, lbo..
~"t-. .
- ~ j (a
Bite, bitiDg, •• ~ ,.~ jo.ram, ~~,
lAo.tiI, I'
:I
trick), ~ la.t. ~.; 14M; (censure), ,.L.
I
Bitter (iD taste),";' tlllllTj (88Tere), malam.
r~..... B~e, tI. ~J tDahho..U, r' ltJm,
Bitt.erly, ~~ iilNwti,.at. ,..,) samm.
BUt.erne., ;},... fltlWiI,.at; (re-' Blameful. See Blamable.
plUMb), ~ .Mt", j (calamity), Blamelesa, l.j~ .harf.
~ ....a.I. Blamer, •• r~,) sammam.
 BLE 364 BLI

Blame-worthy, ~.ij''"":-::-'' tDd,jib Bleak (cold)• .»~ lJdritl.

assam. See Blamable. Bleakness, ~.;. bartl. See Chillne
Blanch, fl. viI-! bayyad. coldness. [t41M
Blanch, fl. (become white), ~\. Blearedness, ~ ramatl. V.
Blancher, I. ~ mll1HJgyitl. Bled. preterite of bleed. "'~
Blandishment, ~ t4ml1i. fNS/,iJIl.
Blandish, t1. See Bleed, C'. (to open a vein). J
(}J.- mallai.
Careea, cajole, coax, BOOthe. /tUad; (to lose blood), ~J lI4II
Blank (white), ~\ abyad; (un- Bleeding at the noee'~.Jret~VI
written), I~L ladGA; (vacant), Bleeder, I. r~'
Jl::;..
i/adlf. Blemish, I. ~ lalb, ~~ diig.
Bla~ket, I. ~ls\ liM/. [jaild4/. Blemish, t1. ~ ttJYgalJ.

Blaspheme, fl. ~ kaJar, ~~ Blend, C'. bJ.:;.. iAalat.

Blasphemer, , •.;~ kdfir. Bless (with happineBB), ~~'" d
Bluphemou8, t.,!~ hI/rl. w.v; (to bless God). i l lI
Blasphemy,,}$ hlfr. lhaW allal. [.a
Blast, I. (of wind), ~ Mj'hat Blessed, ~~ mubdrai, oJ
(plnr. '-=-'~ MfM.t. BlesaedneBB, i.>\-. .aeitltJt, .i
Blaze, I. (flame), ~ laAfb; baraiat. Eternal bleuecb
(publication), J~I "Ati/adr. ~~l\i~t...J\; (sanctity), i.
Blaze, fl. ~ IMtal; (topubliah), lndiuat.
~ \ ",lJuJr. Blesaer, •• ~\- ".tJHi,..}.
~lazon. I. (coat of arms), .t.L: BleBBing, 4$.;. barakat.
tGlamat, (cele- Blest. 8ee Blessed.
~l.:.,j fli,Ad,.;
bration), )~, tlMiMr, ~ Blind, ~, af:m4' (plur. \
IAwat. t"myan. tem. ~ ttlmya).
Blazon, fl. (to celebrate). ~, Blind, t1. u.i tama'. To be 01
tUlJuJr; tto embellish), ~~j come bli~d, ...r I i"ttlomQ',
zayy4f1. .Blind, I. (for a window). LJ.'
Bleach, fl. ~ bayyail. blWddye.
Bleacher, t1. ~ muhayyid. Blindly, ~,~ talll' IJle'IIl

J ze l)yGoogle
 BLO 866 BLU
B_ea, \.i t.lIma. Purblindnesa, Blooming, pM't.;\ r mtmAtr.
i,'.:..i:. g1illtii.UJIIt. Blossom (flower), f iim.
itiDclaide, •• (weakness), , ,; .~ Blot. I. (obliteration),.F fIUI1a.
lIJ.{..fit:. ttljas. Blot fl. (obliterate), ~ fIIMa'.
lllink, •• ~ gMtIUIS. To be blotted, ~, inma!aa'.
BliDbrd, ,.~' "Mr. Blow". ;.,~ darhat, ~ ltItm4t.
Bliss, bliaafulnees, i"'\- lfI<ddat.
... Blow fl. (as wind), t iJ tlafakA, ~ .
BliEul,;,)~ fIUIltiUl. Wh. The quarter from which
Blister, I. ~ Whe. the wind blows,~. The
Blithenesa, blithesomeneas, 1:,L.:-,j quarter to which the wind blows,
fIlIdill, t:'; jM'aA.
Blockupor b1ockade,tI. .i...ItIdd~b..
eJ~"'~ ... To blow (with ?e
mouth), t' i (to breathe), ~
Ja..ar; (to obstruct), ~ manat: tanaJlal. To blow a hom, t'
BJocbde, ,. ~~.. mIlAd,arat, naftl1:A. To blow upon (treat
4l, b., iltdttlt. with contempt), ~~I aMII.
Blockhead, "VT' aAmd, ~ halIa. Blower, I.
BIocIWhness, i~ halddat.
tu
nafikA. A blower on
the flute, etc.,}~ lafir.
Blood, (..> dMIs. Blood (murder),
J::.i UtI; (oft'apring), J-j nail i Blowing, part. napA. Blow- tu
ing, I. Yy.Jb AIlh11h, r~'
(liDeage), ~ fItIItJIJ. Of
ilJludm.
DOble blood, ~.ro ,Mrij;
Blue, t.JJ........ IfIl11dwl, J)J' .,.al.
(temperament of mind), ~~
aisiJj. Blue or grey-eyed, J))' "'(lk
lUoodahed, J::.i !GIl. (fum. \;.J) urJ:d).

B1ood-tbinty,rl~ sdH.'.J~jaadr. Blunder, I. ,.... !aAa, k1.c gWat,

BIaod-4UCker, I. ~ t~ (plur. Uae-. J:Mtd, .u) sallaI. A com-
uk t GW), mon or vulgar blunder in speech,

BJDody, ,-/,-.'" "-'-'I. .J~k1.c g1uJlat malMar.

Bloom or bloeaom,;\) uAr,.~) Blunder, fl. k1.cJi tamal gWat.
...... (plur. ~~) saArat). The Blunderer, I. blunderhead, VA-'
bLJomof youth, ~'F t"II!awan. tlAmak.
26
 BOA 366 BOI

Blunt (not sharp), ~~L."Hi AD Boatman, •• t.J~ 6Mri.

Iuldd; (dull of understanding), Bob, I. (8 blow). ~ d1wlHlt.
~•.•1.a1\~' at- til Wi. Bob, fl. y~ dtwlli; (to cheat),)~
Bluntnesa: i.J~ 1xrlddtlt. gAadtw.
Blur, ~ ttIYb.
Bode, J;AJ t4/atD1Dtll.
fl.

g.
I.

Blush, I. ~ k1&ajlat. Boding, bodement, JU fal.

Blush, $ IMjil. To cause

t1. to Bodiless, ~~ 1n1i1 jllMMl, ;:i
.1.~ flfUtajaaid.
blush, J.? kl&a.Jitll.
Blushing, adj. ~ IllfIJ1d". Bodkin, I. ) ~ tlIIIkAr••

Blll8hingly, $~ biJrtJl k1&a.jal. Body, I• .)~ jllltMJ, r-:::- ,;;..

Boar,.r..r kAtmafr (plur• .r..)~ (plur. r4 \ t;lilm). The bod,.
kl&anasfr). A. wild boar:.r..r of the sun, ~'r~' A.
Y~\. . body oorporate, U..r="'"' The
Boar-spear, I. ~ 1&arlJi. human body appearing indiatiuct;
Boord, I. (plank), 'C.~ lawA (plur. and black at a distance, ~
'C.\)\ alwilA). &WaA (plur. 'C.~' ~).
Board, fl. (ceil or roof with boards), Natural bodies. ~\ 4 \ r
~ .akaf. a)idm al talIfttlt. A. oollectin
Boarish, loj.r..r k!&a1lllIrl, ~~ bod!, ~ jtlflf'C A. gred
MytOilnf; (brutal), .w..:.~ 1n1d body, ;t-S~. To a......"hle
IM/akis. a body of troops, ~~
Boast, I• ..J:P ta/akAkAtw. jtlmllt tlllktsr. Every body,
Boast, fl. ~~ tabiJ.l&a'. .b-\~ kolllUatl.
Boaster, I." ~~ mutbilAI, ~ Boil, t1. ~ g1lM4', a.... MId.
muftak1&w. Boil lOme eggs but do not let them
Boasting, part. ~ mufltlk!&ir. get hard, ~~J~~'
Boastingly, ~'.J\:5:\;~ lJiiftilWlr. ~ ..iii lJayitl tPCI W:ia
Boat, I. y},; kilrib, ~li kayik, la tukMllfA gilHu•
.sjJ filuktl, J.x- IlIfItlal. How Boiled (oooked), ~ ~
much is the fare of the boat? J,..L- tntIIlui; (88 water),
y}il'~f !&am !Mil al&arill. ~ ~ug1&li. Does the watel'

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 BON 367 BOO

boil? ~J~WI~ Aal tUllid Bondmaid, bondwoman, I. ~b:­

ttJfflllldl,tlglJl. [t4lij. janat, "tIJ ~ jo.Wdrt. Bee Slave.
Boisterotlll, ~~ lAadltl, u.,.,L: Bondaman, ~t..; tldfllin, ~ io.fli.
Boisterously, .;,j. To behave Bone, 8. F tam, r~ t M4f11•
boisterously, ~ J'tJ1JfW. loint bones (of the heel), ~
Boisterousness, i~ ,kitldat, ~ ko.~ ; (of the handa), v-! io.tA
gNltJah, .;,j lIlJr. (pl~ L"WW' "till); (of the back),
Bold,.;,-::':" jtlltJ.r, t.~ ,lMIjat! ~~..r->- lMra all4"'. A
'-if':" jarf; (impudent), ~~ carious bone, ~, ~.; ralllf..
lIild !uJyiJ. (plur. re.;' rL..,,)·
Bold-faced. Bee Impudent. Bonel888, r~~l. millGlw ttidfll.
Boldness, i'~ jfWo..at, k.~ Bone-set, tI. ~~jalllltWtUtG"'.
,kajatat, ~ 4- ja'iJ.rat. Bone-setter, I. ~ Jlttfiallllir.
Bolster, ,. ~ mamatl. Bonnet, ,. ~y.> ,..110,],.
B o1t". (0 f a door, Cte) I.
. , UN"'!.;.)
Bonny, ~ jaml/.
tlwlld', uJ..;. J1i1 Booby". J~ III1Alal.
gkald (plur.
ag1aliI.l). ~llIall. Book, ybS'litab (pt ~ iuth),
Bolt tI. (a door), Y~\~.;"'darlla, ~ mtJIkaj (plur. ~\.-
Bolter, 8. J4..,i gAirlldl, ~ fTUIIaM/). The boob of llOBell,
......"..~. The rabbinical
.._MIl. .... . .J
boob (Old Testament), ~, .
.
Boltlll, 8. ~ kallll••
Bomb, 8. ~...; _bo.ro..
4.J._• VJ I. The book of GOO,
~\ybS' litab alia". The mOlt
Bombardier, 8. ~~ ""11160.';;1. excellentbook,yU:~:_ ..ny\:.01.
Bond, 8. (for debt, ete.), ~ The books or ...01
t-IDS 0
f D avid,
tamtu.u (plur. c.:J~) ;
.;yJI 1JII(J1Iilr. An account-book,
(union), ",~I itti1liJd, JW\ ?'" daftfW • My book, ~bS'
iUva"· kitiJ.lIr. Your book, ~ bS'
Bondage, ¥ io.,4 (pI. "'.,.;; 1tIgild). kitiJba1. Ria book, ~ bS' litaiaAu.
Bondman, 8. ¥ taU, d}.-¥ The original or ftrat oopy of a
to.1Hl fIIo.mlik. book, y~\J.' all tU iitdll.
 BOB 368 BOT
Book-keeper, •• ~~ mtlAduii, Borrow, fl. J\.::...,\ ""'t.ar• v";::-"
y~I~~ fltdfti tIlMIiib.
. "1dra4.
Bookbinder, ~. [tid';'. Borrower, •. .J _-- , .. ....t4tir•
Bookish, rL:~\b talib t.t'lm,UU}'> vi,;i-:-- mutMritl.
Bookseller, •. ~ t.~ bllyycif:. kIb. Bosom, ,. ~ Aitlft (plur. 4:J1w».1
Boorish. ~ Wel. eli Jalldla.
aAda,,).
B088••• ~"'- 1tIMl1J1.
Boot, •• £.e~. jllSflliA. A boot-
Botanic, botanical, JW ubGII.
-.'
maker, I...il!... MU:iJj.
Boot (advantage), i~\i JiIgidIIt. Botanist,
Mbci,.
•. ~l:J r- ~allia

Bootlees. i ~\i~ 1Jild ja,idat.

Booty, •. ~ g_I"..' (pI. ("!.\;.i
gAatldyim).
. Borax, J)y' bordo
Border, •. jd ""llr, ~~ Ad&\f4~ Both. lS', JJS (tem. 4:J\ill'>, ~\.
~ jaM (plur. yr=:-).
The border ot a oountry• .:i-
luIdd (plur. '>.J"'- AwlfUl). The
border of a garment or cloth,
~\- MIllat.
Borderer. , • .>~ ~.
Bore, fl. ~ Id:ab.
Bored, y.,c.. tIIlII11Ib.
Boreal, ~L.....:. ,Nlmcill. Bee
Northern.
Boreas, JW I~ luNDa ,Nlmcill.
Borer, •• ~ mtIIW.
Born, .>,,-. "..",lii.a. :Base-born,
tj~J wtUtuf sind.
Borne, pflt't. of bear. ~
mutdamM. Not to be borne.
J.t..s\..~ IIMyr mutwmmal.
Botany, ~~\rL: liz.. ~I.
Botch, •. (mark), r.> tldgla.
Botchy, J:JoM mflllMbil.
Both worlds. ~Jl' al~.
Both the 8088, cr..A' al ba1wflt.
Fro1Jl both sides, ~~\~
mill tfija"iIJI... [MIdi.
Bottle, •• ~\.>"... IOlilIM, ~
Bottom, ~ t.db, ~ uf!o The
bottom of hell, ~~ !af!
ja~. The bottom or keel
of a ship, ~r!\~ tali
Q/ "..,.W; (a valley), 'of"'~
wlltlf; (profundity), Uof t.-i
(limits), .i... luIdd. To the bot-
tom(oompletely),'l..W ,.....CIII.
At the bottom, P'JftlMt!.
From top to bottom, V'9'~
~'J' m..... a"elI iUs'tUttIB.
BottomlOll8, J!}~l.. mdlalto 1wtir.
 BOW 369 BRA.

Bough, ,. t.} /M't (plur. t.'.) Bow, fl. (bend), '[.~ t4fDaj. To
firitJ. ["..,Atara'• make a. bow or reverence, ~)
Bought (fHIrl. of to buy),
Bounce, ,. (noise), w}
I.,!~
lariat"',
".v r-
preB8ure), ~ ~.
ItIlllJ'" j (to sink under

Bounce, fl. (to make a noise), ~,; Bow-bent (crooked), if' at",ttj·
Iar~ Bowels (plur. \-\ tIfIItd) j tender-
Bound, bounds, boundary, ~ NI4tl. ness, ,tjjR.:. ,Itts/_t.
To fix the boundaries, .J.i- Bowl". UNU, ttl", 'C~ IadaA (plur.
1t4tllMl. [ mfl1ttJddtul. 'C,..u,
aida},), UN'S" id" ~\.:S:U
Bound, [HIrl. of bind, .J.i&-- ji'·ian.
Bound (obliged), ~.r- ..,.mnilll. Box, ,. JJ~ .fItlti. Bring out
Bound fl. (limit), .J.i. Wdt.Ml. To these things from the box,
be bounded, .J~ w,tIdtItul. JJ~:'.Qn~~~u..,,~~.r>-'
Boundle8ll, ~~ .uL. malaAo ft41fIJg.e, "lwi:J' Atlsila al Midt min ",tMdd.
.»-.uL. flldlaAo NI4tl. A small box, ~ ttJ1Hl.t. A BDUjf·
Bounteous, bountiful, ~ MotAI, box,\;,~tul&Jt"'tl1t. Abox
r-.J .Im. tree, ~ ""'. A. box Of' blow,
Bountifully, bounteously, iJ \.S:oot ~ .t.1I Zalmat. [taddr41111.
1IiW ItIklW.fDlIt. Box, fl. (fight with fists), 'J!JL:iJ
Bounty, bountifulness, rJ ianIm, Boxen (resembling Of' umde of box-
lr' uHd, iJ\.S:oot III11uJfD4l. wood),~I1".
Bousy, ~\j-. ,tJiI'dn. Boy," ..r _I, ~ /aliJ', o.\lJ
Bow, ,. V''; .,. The rainbow, fDtJ1atl. Boy, is it moming?
-c)v--'; . , iauA. A saddle- ..#'~~o.\lJ~ giJ tDtJlad 1Ial
bow, UNJ!} iar1lill (plur. ~'l lalat al/ttjwf AservantboY'r.J~
iarditt. A bow for a fiddle or iMtlim. Boys, ~~ ,u!lgiJn.
other iustrument, 4t.>j. A bow Boyishness, \:- ltI1Ia.
lUIIld in dressing cotton, U~ Brace, fl. ~ taW, bJ rG1HJt.
fIIIIN14j. A bow-string,.;3J fDtlUw. Brace (tie), i~ t"Uat. A brace
:Bow, ,. (reverence), U J ""tat; or pair, ~j llSUJi. [AtlmmiJldt.
(ulutation), rL ,tUdm. Braces (for trowsers), ~~\=-
 BRA. 370 BRE
Drocelet, I.;lJ"" ,"war. Bravery, k~ IMjdtal; (mag
Dl'IlCkiah, iL. mdlilt. ficence), J~I "jldl.
Drag,flptakahhlW,.;>- \ii tUfaiJIlW, Bravo, I. (8888II8iD), L.')\I~\
.ft\i' ifta~· [ta.Whur. laffdl al damd, ~U iii!
Drag, I. ~ I.A.. mufillWwat,;t.J Bravo (well done), ~'~\i
DrBgging, PlWt. '""~ mutahdAI. tafis} allala.
Draid, fl. (weave together), ~ 14f. Brawn (the arm), .1::\... Idtia.
To braid hair, ~ tlaflW. Brawny, ~ tadil.
raid, I. ~.ra IMrit, ~.;>- iAMj. Bray, fl. (bruise), ~ laW.
Drain, I. tL..", dimdg". The mem- bray (88 an 888, etc.), ~ fI4A
brane of the brain, tL..iH r' Bray, I. (of an 888, etc.), Ji1 tIGI

_mm al dimdg/J. Brayer, I. (pounder), ~L idA

Drainless, t L.",~ ha7ti dimagA. (88 an 888), ~\i fIIiAik.
Drake (preterite ofbreak),.rS 1aIM. Brazen, VV~MAal, U""~fIdc
Dran, .i1 ~ nuUalat. Breach, I. (aperture), ~\:':';I ijt4t
Dranch, ~ gA4m, (plur. l,:)WI A breach of faith, ~~~ g'"
ag}"an), t) flWt (plur. tJ) alta/ui.
furuJ. A branched C&lidleatick, Bread, ~ .uuhs. Boy, br
l,:)\..a~ ,Mmtl:fdan. A branch bread'..i:->~.)\J~ ,a tH

of a ril"eI', JJ~ JadtDal (plur. J"ih kA@s. Unleavened bJ"E

JJ'~ jaddtDa1). A branch of a .r.hi;..:;.. lTtuk falir. LeaveJ
family, ~ Mlah(plur.yWI bread, ~..i:-> kAuk /.;-
"IIIdh). Coarse bread,) ~ av..u
Drand I. (mark made by burning), This is very good bread, I
~'" dilgA. A 1ire-brand, ~ ~ :. ~I Aa&t1 al iA
. - '-i~~
jamrat. [naMa,. katDi ta-y,b. This bread is b
DrlUSier, ,. (worker in brass), VV~ '-i"'.J~\I~ Aad al,Uu. f"IJ
DrDSB, V~ naMI. Breadth, vO;:: e",d. Accordinf
rat, I. j£1, tijl. the breadth,'\..;;:: tardaft.
Drove, ~ ,Aty1t.> '-iT:' JIWI; Break, fl• .r-! kauar. The brea;
(magnificent), ~ tallm. day, ~I QuwbA. To br

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 BRE 371 BRI

faith, .lp1 ~.,).i gNular alf:.aM, produce), ulr>- kluslalc; (to con-
¥\~ II4i4u altsM. To trive),~, t".Utarat; (to bring
break an agreement, ~,~ up), ..;iJ
rshlJa'.
jMtJJ:A IIlt.dd. To break in upon Breed, I. J-i ftSIl, ~ jinl;
(..mt), ~ lttIjsm. To break (species), ~, Sll. [wdlidat.
(melt as frost), yj.i ISfDtOsh. Breeder, I. (prolifio female), i~~
To break out (become known), Breeding (education), 4!~ tar1Jigllt,
~j I fHII1dtw. ~ tath"'·
Bzeakfaat, I. ~~ l:Mr (JII(Jfra, Breeze, I. ~ ftIIIfflf, ~ la1Ja or
)~ fvti.r. Bring breakfaat, 1Uh4, ,~ Mwa. •
)~~ jl1J f1lH.r. Breezy, ~~ _ag.
BlllIkfaat, II. Y.d ~ _sr flMafr6.·
Brethren, 1:J'y>.' alc/uoa".
BreIIt, I. .J~ .... (plur. .JJ~ Brevet, ~~ patenta. See
.....). A woman's breast, "'r!~ Diploma, letters-patent.
WI. The breast of a garment, Breviat, breviature,}.a:.>.' ik!at;,ilr,
~j",1J. ~ mu.Uta.tar.
B8th, ~ Mfa (pIUr. ~W' Brevity, .J~' ilcAtilar•
•/u>. ...,..1J tauj'v8; (life), Brew, f1. (beer), ~Ji tSmallJirrd.
;~ 1ttJyat; (an instUlt of time), Bribe, I. ~"':'.J rSlAwst, ~..I. 1Jsrttl.
~ 14ltsat, ~.) tWiiat. To Bribe, f1. Jb.r. 1Jsrtal. To take a
•dray breath,' vl-J taMffSl. bribe, Jk;3 tshsrtal. [ til.
8hortaees of breath, ~,~ Briber, I • ..f- ~ ,.dlAt, Jbr m.wsr-
lU ....f... A breath of air, Bribery, ij..:.) "Sllawat. [1armid.
~ Md., i..?J ffJIIj'Mt. Brick, I. (for building), ~..;.i
Bn.tbe, II. v..A::J tauffSl. To Bridal, I. ~.r t arl •
JJr.&be odours, ~ Mfa". Bride, I. ~J.r tM'UI (plur. ~~
BreafhiDg, •• v..A:J
tauffu· tsragll). The bride-chamber,
BreatbJeu, u-i:J't.~ mdttlt ~J41'i.;J' oiidat tWaZwat. The
--f-. (Juintalon. bride's portion or presente sent by
Breeches (or fzoweers), ~~ the bridegroom to the bride,
Breed, II. (procreate), ~J Wtdid; (to J'~ Iallilk.
 BRI 372 BRO
Bridegroom, I. V"!..r tM'fl. Bring, fl. y~ jdlJ. To b
Bridge, I. ,;-:'; jiw. The bridge about (eJrect, make, do), J
of the nose, lo....li,,~. t4mal. To bring forth chilO
Bridle, I. r~ lij"", (plur. ~, ~J" To bring proof, \0:-

~\). A bridle ornamented

with gold, etc.), ~..) roUt.
alhat.
.. To bring off (diaengI
~ kAallal. To bring off I
Bridle, .,. ~ lajant. To bridle the lU8de), ~ mWlaf:: To b
pasaions, ~ tlahat, ~ mum. over (persuade), ~ }alltlt
Brief, ~ kaIf,., ~ mtJktaltW. bring to an agreement, (,
Brief, I. 'writing), h>. JAaU ; W4.ftli.
(epitome), j ~I !ids. Bring, imp. I aJulir, ~~.r»-
Briefly,"~ muitali,.a... ~ilh.

Briefn8lll, }.a:.~ I iiAtUiJ,.. Brink, I. ~;, ttwaJ. The briD

Brig, brigantine, ~.r.I iirIi. bank of a river, ~I_

Brigade, Ij liwd.
I. ttwaj OrInaM-.
Brigadier, •. Ijr mlr liwti. Brisk (quick, spirited),~ ,..

Brigand, ~~ Aa"d",l. Briskness' (gaiety), l,Lw ....

Bright, brilliant, ~ jflll, ;::- C.} jarflA.
Brittle, ~\J.!\; idln1 afUJ
m""I,., ~ mudJ, ~, lamif::
Brighten, •.,. (malte bright), ~ ~ tlatlf.
la",m4t ; (to make gay), ~ Brittleneu, uw d1ltJ.
haltst; (to be or grow bright), Broach, .,. (pierce), ~,a
(to split), ~ ,Ad; (to uttJ
~~ tlaw4'.
Brightne88, brilliancy, ~ diyd. publiah),~1 adNw,..,FI 41
Brilliant diamond, I. \,)"\..1\ alMd,. Broad, vA!./ t arid, l:"'~ till
~
Brim, ~'ri fum 41"'' '. jariA. As brood as ]
~~ m.".lJihat. Broad and]
Brimful, ~ mvmtalf, ,..Lt..
",,,mia. - "'.,k/L.;.r t anlMt "'4 t11l4ut.
Brimfullness, 1:..1 imtild. Broil, ,. 4..~ Uruumat (1
Brimstone, ~;S L-ilJrit. i.:.'L.~ .l'aruumtit).
BriJae, eL.L. md maliA. Broil, fl. (grill), ..;~ ,Aawa'.

Dq'_ d vGoogle
 BRO 373 BUB
Broken (part. 0/
...atr~m.~. Broken-
break),),.-J- Brown,.r"-'\ tmItIJ,; fem. ~
'amrd. Brown sugar'.r-''.rL
.
backed, ),-u.. maflii.r. Broken .~ar almar.
of or &lUnder, ~ m_aUf.::· Brownness,) L..... 'Mlldr.
Broken in pieces, ~y;... fII(IflQt. Browse, tl• ..s:) rtltl.
Broken (violated), ~,; ii • '.. Bruise". J..,;,w ,tIdrnaI. [ciai•
..will. Bruise, tl. r~ ,tIclam; (beat), J'>
Broker, •• Jl-' lcIlcil, }_...... ,a..,ar. Bruised, J,i oM fMdiiU, ,J~
A. brokrs hire, brokage, broker- maAd.
age,~.>tIiliJ.lat. A female broker, Brumal,..;~ ,Mtawl••
'-D.) itIll4lat. Brush, ,. ~ L:.. } /ar,lIil".
BIUDI8, V'bi-....w.. Brutal (belonging to the brute
BlOOd, •. J-j fIIIIl. creation), ~\~ Mywdnl, ~
Bmk, ,.;i-fi MAr MfAtr. Wtm.
Broot,.-.r ...., ~ ttlAtMmIIl. Brutality, ~ .
Broom, i.-:.f..... mu.&autlt. Brutally, "Wl; .al .
BlOth, \U".:. ,IQr6a, ~ marllia. Brute". ~ 6aAimat (plur. ~~
Brother, ,. t' aiA (plur. ~'.,D- \ 6tJ11il,im), ~\~ Mywd" (plur.
cI.WcIa aDd i'p-\ u.wat). The ~\;~ Mgtoantit). Man haa
lather's brother, ~ A t.... reuon, a brute none, ~WJ\
motber's brother, J~ H4l. A li~\l..\~.d til_a" ltIM
1nt.ha in God, ill'Jtt A t Ml ...1IId tIlWiMllt/ala.
lJIoth.-in-law (the sister's hDS- Brutish (resembling a beast), ~
bad)'J+- dar. How is your ~\ mill til Wtm.
brother? ~.Po\J~~ Iagf Brutishly,~\~..illtll6tMtMllt
Ail .au , Bubble, ,. (a fi'aud) .J~ gNulr, .J....
Brotherhood. ~.Po' aJ:AaUJiytlt. miir. A bubble, bubbler or cheat,
Brotherly (like or 88 a brother), ~\&.,1f46i", ~ mula t~~.
I/'-,,u.r--.J fi ....alol aiAt. Bubble, tl. (cheat) ~ gltad. To
Brow, ,. (the eye-brow) ~~ bubble (blow 88 water from a
1tiijiJ. fountain), ~ "'t. ·
 BUI 374
Bucket, •• ~~ tlalu. buildings,
Buckle, •. (a curling lock of hair), kllayriat.
~ jfst'l. (jalad. Built, ~ mvlJruJ' ,)~ mat"
Budde, t1. (to curl)~) -:slaf, ~ Bulb, .~ (or bulbous root), ~ bl
Buckler, •• V'.J Iw,. Bulge, t1. (to founder, as a s1
Bud, ,. )) liar. A. rose-bud, ~)J)) J;i gAw.
Jlar tDfWd. Bulk (magnitude), ~ t.a211
Bud, t1. )))) sorsar. )~ luulr. The bulk or moli
Budget, •. J'~ juwill. the human body, ~ W, .i
iilmat.
Buff (butFalo leather), lJ""...~.>l=:-
jild jam11l.
Bulkinesa, L.4 jalamat.
ButFalo, •. (orbn1lle), 1,,)""'"~ jdm11l. Bulky, ~ ja.nm, ~\
t.allm ajj.....
Buffoon, ,. ~ mallcharaA.
Bull".).f,tUDr (pL~~ IIran),.
Bug, •. ~ IUllwat, ~~1,J~
The constellation of the
W al Altan.
JP'c:..r.
6""j auawr, Tht
Bug-bear, .: J~ lcAiydl, ~* called Bull's-eye or Aldel
taAUJlI (plur. ~J~ taMUJll).
~~..u, atldahardn. A.
Buggy (full of buge), V· .; .. .; ..
pizzle, k"... .awl.
mvlal.!".
Bugle, •. (or bugle-hom), JJ! 6ille.
Bullet, •• gtUli. 4J1
Bullock". (young bull) ~
Bugl088(herb),)fl\~W liW.na"ur. Bully, t1. ~~ t4wat.t.",
Build, ~ t.amnuw, ~ haM';
17. taAatltlaiJ.
(to depend on), .M:.&.\ 't.tamatl, Bulrush, ,. ~ !Mall•.
J0\ atta1al. He has built a B~wark, ,. V lJvrj, kJ.; 14
house on the bank of the river, Bump, ,.
;+:J\..}U~~...p !JaM' Bunch, ,. (of flowers), 4li~
Mfth, t
tDM'C rJ'
/Jayt t.ala' ,Met annaAt-. A. bunch of grapes, .,)~ t
Builder, ")~ ",flt.mdr, ~ lJannd. ; \ "="-. A bunch of
Building, •. ~ lJifld (plur. i .. !'
t~ .MmriJ.kh.
alJniyQt~ ~~ lJunyiin. Public Bunch-backed, ~..>-.., tJAdaj
 :BUB 875 :BUS
BlIDdJe, ,. ~~. A bundle of :Burlesque, ,. ~ mtJdNwlJt.
"ood, .t.;- -..,.,. A bundle :BUl'D,' 0. ~ MnJi. To bum
of gruB, ~~ ,;-t. with love, ~ t"W,
BandIe, •• rJ- A.a.. :Burner, ,. ~ mdlU.
Bq, I. Je....r.' ;0)1 ~ Iitl4ltJI ~....Il. :Burning, ,. J~1 wai.
Bq-hole, ,. ~ fIIMI/tII. :Burnish,o. Ji. ,aluIl•.
BuugJe, ,. ~ gltMat. :Bumiaber, ,. cLJ1JlL.
,didl
Buugler, ,. JA~ jdMl. 4IIilil1. [ma.4tul.
BangImgly, JE=:-~ ~iWjdl. :Burnt, JJ/ ma!wd, J~
Bualer". (a low vulgar woman), :B11l'lIar, ,. (treasurer of a college),
~b taM;'• • i...J.Ml ~1~j> iMsntUla,. al mtI-
Buoy, !J~ ~ ,MmdMarIJ. drtll4fl. [See Market.
Buoy, II. (float), \..J1~J~r\: :Bune, , • .J~4 ~iJlil", JJ"" liIi.
:Bury, 0. ~o) dII/tm.·
td- tMa' tlNlJil tIlmd.
BlIJ'den, ,. J.e.. Awml. Of equal :Burying, ,. ~o) tla/n. A burying
bardeu, ~ ~ ttulil. A burden ground, ~ maDlJrtl.

(tax), T::~ /WwiJj. Free from :Busin6ll8, ~ ,AtlgAl (plur. J~1

tlllIg1iJ.l)~ Is your business now
bmdeus (untaxed), ~\... "~iJ.f.
A bearer of burdens, J-~ oompleted? ~1~rJjA Ml
Ii.. .A. court in caravanseras, tam ,AugAW alan '! He ia ex.ceed-

imu, etc., where they load boasts ing!y active in that business,

of barthen, ~~ 1M". ~1~';J"1~~r­

Budea, •• ~ 1tMItmtJ; (to Ito tmjitJjiddtm ft ltIlii tIIMAtigAl.
oppre.), ~ ulam. To lay Important business, i*-..,..1 am,.
dcnm or UDload a burden, flMIA.... A necessary business,
J.uJ'J) ...- til1Itmal. 4-~ 1IJjtlt (plur. ~~
:Bud8Deome, ~ ....ett"lJ.
MtoGYJ). A manager of busi..
~ •• (burgher), ,)..1~.n~1 ness, J::S'J wdll. To appoint
. . ".",1. one to do business, ~ fl/lJiW•

BaDal, ~~ "fit, ~~ jtaIJatJL Publio buainees, ~\J~ \

A barial-p1ace, ~ "."aa,..,. ullg1iJ.1 til fltafllWa,.
 BUT 376 BY

BIl!lI, ,. wy. lHIw,i. To buBS, V"'~ Buxom (lively), ~ m",H

Bust, ,. J~ tinud/. [6du. Buy, tI. '-Jr' NAtara'. We
Bustard, ,. """r AtIhri. bUy90me things, ~..,jr

BUBUe," k~ tiyii.t, ~.c esjaU. ~ \ hlldnd MlAtart hat-d IJI

BUBj (employed), J,;..:- mQl"'''1l1, Buyer, ,. """r:-- tII..,Atari.

~ m..,1&t4gAiI. To be busy Buying, ,. ~, NAlird. B
(employed), ~ \ uAt4glW. and selling, ~J~ 1Ia~
But, JJ lakin, L;\ tlmmd; (except), ",ird. Buying on conditi
~\ illiI. There is no doubt but transferring to the seller thl
if. • • ~,~, ld ,ha"l:a tlnnis. of a third person, .illli:
Butcher, ,. y~ kaI,ah. The haYt al iafdlat.
trade of a butcher, yU~\S' BllZz, tI. (asilies, eto.), ),j, we
kar til kauah~ A butcher's shop, Busz, buzzing, ,. i)>>, tDIIIWi
y~\~\S'" tltIkka,. al kaudh. By, J fI, ~ ...,., ~ t-·
A butcher's knife, .J~L. ,dt1lr. you go by land or 11

Butcher,tI.
Butchery,
esaW.
J=J
"at/.
~~. .;S\l\JJ~\J";W~Wj
II al bar tIfD II til haAd
Batt, ,. (at which marksmen shoot), me, ...,;- ",iMI, ~ talllli
!-i.,)Jb MiltJJ, l;)\;.; ,.ti1&dn; (a thee, ~ m.yak, ~ ~
barrel), ~.flharmf/. By him, her, or it, ~
Butt, tI. (with thehorna), ~ fI4ItdA. ~ taMO (fem. ~ _.
Butter, ~ ,a_,., ,.>.JJ stl1JtiQ1&. taMd). By us, ~ _ .
Tout some bread, and butter it; t CZfUld• By you, f:- •
,.>.J'!.J ~b '~~.F-
M
. . i..J ., ..ul:ammir F t 41tiom• By (or nee
IlwADflWat Utl1Js fDtI Aut talf,A river, ~'.x.&. tand auaM
.1IUtJ,\. A butter or oil merchant, ~~t, ~\aj»~. By hi
l;)\.;..., _mdn, J~ haHdl. ~~, 41J\J,~. By chanet
Butterfly, ,. '.J~ hQlM,wrtl. latal. By that which, ~
Batton, ,.j) BaIT (plur.,;~)\ a.,.4r). By force,~~ ia1JntA. 1
uH.on, tI. ,;j,;) ....ar. means, ~, tsl lH.rttM, i...
Buttress, ,. ",r t amikl• "'1 jtImlat, ~ ~ hi'I Jwllil

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 CAD 377 CAL
Cadence (of venes or periods) ~~
C. run mtsall alwam.
Cab& or Kaba (temple of Mecca), Cadet (younger brother), .Jw~'t".
~, crUat.M. [dalllat. Cadi, ,. (judge), ~\; lUI.
Caba1".(privateconfederacy),~.) Caftan, ,. (an eastern garment),
~ (occult), ~ md1/'. ~\:.U J:ajlall.
Cage, ,. ~ J:allll.
~, ,. V"'!L..)--=---~ ,aM~
..,i.. Cajole, fl. JL. fMlW, Ubl laltlf.
r.bbIge, &..:..&J ldltaM, ~,u.. Cajoler, ,. ~L. muldeij, ~
-/if. Bring eome oabbage, ~, J:aaI,. alltlmll~.
caullilowers, turnips, carrots, and Caitiff, ,. f~ ,AMi,..
--_\.- L~\ _~ ..
" ........-n, c...t.,-.'4.r'~ Cake, ,. ~ ldIjtl, ~ lat~.
.J~'.J~"'~~}JJ"'~ Bring bread, sweetmeats, and
u.-y,al _luI ",a larJl4ill, cakes, ~."l.:J~;-~..:.Ju.
. . lift tIHI jlll/W fDa .u.ya,.. Me kAuk fDa 1&altoiyae fDa J:atk•
Cabin (of a ship), ~IS UfllWtI; (a Calamitous, c.,w~ flltJMUI.
eoUIge), ti
Ioil. Calamity, ~ tHllHI, i-:..s.-e
CebiDe&". (box, etc.) JJ~ItIINId; "u1wlt.
(a IRinte apartment), ;~ Calaah, ,. (carried by camels, etc.),
u.lwI. A cabinet council, ~'.t.) ~.)~ -la!..
\'pk lhoa. iAcJI. The II8Ol8ta Calcine, fl. ~. v..1S'
vi the cabinet or of state, .J~' Ca1oulate, fl. ~ AtIutIlJ, ~ ttMltJ.
m....!\, IIIrdr al fIUIffIz".,.
Calculation, caloule, ~t.... miai.
c.biua-maker, "..Jbf' Mjja,.. Caloulated, Y~ 1lIGMil6.
~ .. 1.:....';' g1towMt4. Calculator, ,. '-:--~ mtW1li6.
cale, fl. (u a fowl, etc.) J""; Calculus, ,. (stone in the bladder),
--,~~ ;.,-. 1IfIItDtJI.
c.ekJe, ,. "i. ii ..cr1Rti.A. Caldron, ,. Jl:w 1tIU, ~!ii Usa..
~y, J. w.. [...."". Calendar, ,. (almanac), H~
CadaYel'OU, ".::••.~_..n~ mi.l III e.,. (plur. ~J\ij ta1dtDIm).

•
 CAL 378 CUl
Calender, ~. (smooth oloth, paper, (an order), f- AdM. Ob
etc.), ~ IIJW. to a call, ~ ..tdft .
Calender, I •. (lfnbammadan monk), Called, y}l- ...a@ i (Ill
).xJ.i iJMdw. ~ mflllllllma' ; (to be ~
Colenture, I. (fever peculiar to hot ~ ttuatnrM'.
climates), ..;- _mil'. Calling, ~ UW. A
olf". ~ ti}l (fem. ~ tV"", (profeeai.on), k:.., ,mit'"
plur.J~ ttfial). Callous (insensible), 4.JNr
Ca1ibre,)~ tty4,.. gM". mtWaf, V:-'-!~
r
Calico, l:>. 114m. Calm (placid), looj~Vt, ltddf,
Oalif or Khalif, ~ lWUfjflt. fNil t ; (notstormy), ~J
Caligraphy (beautifol writing), Calm (tranquillity), J.»J_],Q
hSl'~ Atmt fl1 Hat. Calm, ~. ~~ 1ImldtI, J-.
Call, ~. tr 1M'''''''; (name, ~ Calmed, JL
liih.,., 'tf~~
'flmmG'; (to invite), rrt/JIIJm.
Calmer, I. looj~ mWddi.
To call before ajudge, ~~ "4/flt>
Calmly, ,=-,J-.~ lIiiol.,
~,. To call together (con-
Calmnesa, iJ'~ AadiiUHlt.
voke), ~ ,itJmtlt. To call
(Proclaim), ~~\j ft444'. To call Dell of mind, J~'iJ'~
tIllldl.
(viait),.J~ 14,.. To call back to
life, \:-' tihyd. To call in ques-
Calumniate, •• ta.W.. rfi
tion (to doubt), ~ IW. To Calumniator, I. rJbU 140M
fIfItUId...
call One in question (to interro-
gate him),' J'L.. ,tItIl. To call
Calumny, -calumniation,
to acoount for money, ~\. Cambrio, I. d.J~ ~
141116. To call for help, '=-'\..:..,\ Camel, I. (ahe-aamel). J.-.:
ilttltiJ,.. To call to witneu, ~ (a ahe~). UL; ..
,1usMtMJ. Call the porters, I~' camel-driver, J~
~ L.1., inltll til _lfIdlI". Oamel's hair, ~_-.;; ~
Call, ,. ~ tiJW, \~ Itidd; (a Camelion, ~.;! _lItJ1Al
demaDd), ~ tGW, ~) ,.uja j Cameleopard,.. 4,j~) ~

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 CAJf 379 CAN
Camelot, camlet, ~-"" .ilj, Jv.. maker, t ~ ,Aamtlldt: The wick
Mall. of a candle, J.e.=.i jillfl (plur.
Camp, ,. ~.JJ J' ortli. A royal camp, ~hi jtlldyU).
vO~
Candle-muft'en,
J~~;JJJ' ortli ·fmdilkf. To malwad. A candlestick,
pitch a camp, ~ 1fItIwtlm. ~\~ ""'-tGtlan. Buy two
A. tzench round a camp, ~ candleetiob for me, j~\

WriJI, ~.Jb... malari,.

~ \~:HAtarlII.-t.Ad....
Campaign, ,. (plain) ~,~ tlttlftliin.
Candour, I".P# 1WJllll, ,,~ lilli,
Candy, t1. ~,J .. Ji llJmtll ...".a1IW.
A. military campaign,";- ,ajar,
Sngar-candy, c.::.:\:oJ}- ....u.
y~ 1tt.wlJ. (hlWri.
Mhat. To candy (form into con-
Ounpeetral (belonging to fields) ,.il- gelations), ~ jflmflf(M]; (togrow
~phor, J,.JU' I:ilfa,.. A cam-
congealed), ~ jimliJ.
pboratedwaxcandle),'-J.J';~~ Oane, ,. ~ A. cane or_IIlJI.
"'l idjuri. walking-staff', ~ t.AtL
Can, •. VU~ isI, t:~ 1adiJA. Cane, t1. t..l~y~ iaN1J ~.
CuaiIle, ,. JI.i) anal. Canister, ,. ~) lIJ"lJIl. .
Caual, ,. j~y' lJilglails. Cannibal, I. vw\:J\~~~~.
Cmwy-bil'd, •. 1..J.,J'l:.! lMdn,a.
Cannon, ,. ~;, top, t:i oM fllll4ftlt.
Omoel, •. ~ -wi, ~ fI4II4I1A. A. cannoneer, ~~ IopoAL
c.n..eumg, CBDCe1latioD, F _ii.
Canon, ,. ~; \i u ..... (pL ~ 1;
Cancelled, ~.....MI, d~ _allln), ;~\i I:illklG (plur.
~ ~\.,i iafDd t t4)· Toframe08llODS,
C8Dcer,,, (diIeue)~U,..r' ,tIrl4n,M\ ~;\il\~J fO_t. tIll:ilni1.. A.
MiUj (a crab), ~~~. j book of O8Ilons, ~l,i-J\yl::..S'
(the celestial sign), ~u,..J"" MIrld", iittJ1I til Utod.f••
Cmdid, ~ \ alJpd; (sinoere), Canonical, ~; \i I:ilfta.f.
J"l. 4iUlii. Cant (barbarolll language), ~
Candidate, I. y\b tdlilJ. glulltll j (auotion), .J!;e ....u;
(Gdidly, ~.wI~ lJilIitli. (hypocrisy), ~ .J... ...., ,..,a.
Cadle, .. ~ '1ItMtill. A candle Canter, ,. J'IL. maUd'" ~~IAaI}I.
 CAP 380 CAR
Canticle, •• (hymn), ~ tA61A,
.;p.r m41mU".
L~ .
Caper, •• (a pickle),)9 ill
To caper, h; fttIU•
Canton, •• (tribe), ~ ialJIlGI. (a Capital(cbief),~\ aalIj (crim
parcel of land),'p, 4.IJ:,\i..,. j:..Ql\~~ flJiljiIJ til "tWo
Canton, t:'. ~ _11m. Capital, •. (chief city), ~
Canvas (cloth), V"~ ji,,/". 44,. aualtMltlt. . A capital I
Canvua (enquiry), ~ tIIftuA.
(lIOlicitation), ~ tfI1MJ.
JL..J\lJ"~ r" til "'"4
capital of a pillar, "',....,.J'
Cannuer, •• ~ mtlU/tJMi..
,." til tllmfUl.
Cap, •. l-PJ''> w6oaA. A Moorish Capitation, •. (poll-tax), i.J...ft}
cap, v-J..r. (oalledby the Spaniards
Capitulate, t:'. (surrender on
Albomoz).
Capable, ~ li 14611, .;~li ldtl.,..
ditiona),kJ.A rL.all4m hU
Capitulation, bJ~~ ,
(intelligent), "';.;W: til"/.
6i ,Avrilt.
Capable ofbuain8ll8,.ft'! ~ ~ L.,
Capon, •• ~"'~.J tlf1 ..
•dMb Iatl6lr. To be capable,)~
iidw. Caprice, ~ lay/, \~ AatI7Ci
Capablen8ll8, capability, ~U Capricom (sign of the zc
14Ml.,at, i)~ iwdrat, ~,~, '-J~\c::..r. h,; ajjtldl.
"tittliJd. [vU..r t/WItl. Captain, •• ~~ iaptil.,
Capacious, t::"'~ flJ6.ltf:! ~ /4IIA, ~.rI' rwP til Mar1aJ.
CapacioU8l1888, k.., flJtlle", ~ . captain general, !J...'~\.
/tllAat. Caption, ~ Wd.
Capacity. SeeCapab1ene8ll,capaoious- Captious, 4.P~ mwt.Urrid•
nellS. The intellectual capacity, Captivate, tIMW. t:".r-'
~).Ml'i"a1\ til iufDat al mtldrilM. Captive, fl""'\ air.
A good capacity, ~\t- Iftdel,.at; Captivity, ~~~ t.t1nidirGl.
(state), ill- Adlat. Capture, ~\&. gAdrat.
Caparison, ~.; rtliAt. Car, '. 4.fr ttWGiG.
Cape, •. (headland), ~V"!J Carabine, ,. ~!; iarcJhlM.
riUjaJtil. Caravan, l:>\.V~ iarGtDd.,
 CAR CAR

(pilii'. Ji',i>. The chief of a VN~ or V"!.r A11 rajtd

C'.IlITIll,~~~~.J~ hi,..,.,;,. ~orAmi,.
NMI. - Caretull1,"u:'~' .Mi,lle-.
~ ,.l,ki iudl. Carefulness, l,~\ iAtigdt, ,~1.
Caraftlllera, ,. ~\:;.. lAd•• Careleu, (negJiBent), JiLc gltilfil,
~ (eel with ClU'bllDclee), ~L.ldAf.
.
~.re~ Care1eeal1, J\Jl'~ /Mol a.l.
e-, I. ~ lVIII. Careleem88R, J\Jl'
M.iI1, Ji~
CInI, J)J tNf"fIoi. A card for IagltilfiU·
llOitoD, etc., ~ ..al4j. Careen, tI.(to Btopleab),hai WIlli.
Cud, •• (to card ootton), .;- 1uJl4j, Career, •• (race-ground), ~,~
u~ UtliIf. fUgtld. (plur. ~,)~ ..,alt.);
CIrdamom, J~'~ Wi tIlltill. (full speed), vt.J ,..u.
To Ipur
&oded, uJ~ WGftliJ.j, r::.~ a hone to full career, JL. liIi.
-»aj. _ Caress, I. J,..; t.rulW. Flatter·
<'Alder". (of cotton), ~ Wldj. .
ing careIIeI, c.:J\i1,L .-ldt.j6.I.
CIn1iDaJ, ~\ tIIlf, J~,).,,! Caress, tI. ()I... fIUJlld, ~, lilt4/.
lri&tJ1. Cargo, I. AL."
fOGIW. [tIlt ....-·
eve (atteution), ~ i-, ~ Carman, , • .u,.,-J',-:-,l. IiIW
-..,..,; (caution), ~~ , .""",, Carmine, ~ latll•
.J~ .-..; (auiety), Y~' Camap, J:.i W. (uji••f.
ilfiraj ; (repnl), Je,.. ..,.1 Carnal, ~4- ,itmtad.f, Jl...A...i
)~I 't!ilJ4r, c.=JU::.l\ .1IiJ4t. Camality, ~l;;jJ _hi••
eve,•. .,. to he careful, f"\ Mtmn. Camally, i~~ 6Yol dMtDal.
Toan" (regard), ..p\ 'ttMHw. Camation (oolour), y'~~ ~.......61.
To IaaTe • cue (to be cautio1l8), Camelian, ~ tUfi.
)~\ t1Iaur. Cameonll (fieeh1), ~ ......
CtnfaI (prorideat), Ji~ tdil; Carnivorous, V"~'LPr>,J\
(eaatioaa), ~~; (fuU
fII aziety), y)wM
lIlcn1ed ojj"""'.
...."ean1J. Carob, I. (plant), YJf'- ltatri6,
lie ia • cuefal 1Il8II, ~.J'" Y";~ iAarri6.
2S
 CAR 382 CAS
'llrousal, I• .u~ diglijat, ~ t.ld. Cartilage, gWruj.
I. --JJ~

rouse, It. (drink), ""'"'~. cartilage of the nose, ~

rpenter, I.}~ najjar. The trade ",abat.
of a carpenter, i.J~ ni,jarat. Cartilaginous, JJ~ g1w.drf.J1
Carve, It. (in stolle, wood, E
rpet, k~ Mldt, W:.k tunjlUat.
~ f1a,",,". To carve (m
carpet on which they prostrate
themselves at prayer, I')~ v.:. ,AarraA, r::hi kattat·
sqjjilda". We want some small Carved, ";j.:- mankti.8A.
urpets, ~..::.JI.)~ ~;.~ ~ Carver, I. ";\L nal.:kils".
eIyz1n lajjadiJ.t sag1&fra". Cascade,s~~~J;~~J ..
Cnrriage (of loads), cUr- l..unilat. na~r nilail min j'aIJal t.ala' ,

(oonduct), j....;: t.a11Ull. A car· J1:. lAalldl.

riage (coach, cart, etc.), 0/ Case, I. (box), iJ,~ lauuJ
taraba, ~,;4, 4.->Jj karoua. sheath), --Jl.i gMldf. A DE
et ready the carris.,"'C. 4.->J}J ~ case, ~ moyharat. A.
llatltJir aZlaroua. A carriage in (state of any matter), J\..
which women travel on camels, .re' amr. The truth of the
etc., c:.)r MWdaj. J\.s!I~ AakiJ:st alAdl.
rrier, I. J~ Mmmdl. A letter- pose the case, '\~~ jaradcu&
clUTier, "",",~lwL.b.,. Mmil al statement of a case ill Wl

11lQktub. Jtsl! ~,.., IiJ,r(it til AdZ,'_

arrion, ~1 ltUMt, ~ j'i/at. maMar. [WI
arrot, jft' jlllllr. Casement, I. ~.P~~ s}

Carry, ,. J.- ltamal; (to trans· Cash, ~ naktl (plur• .,)~ ..

port), Jli ul:al. To carry or Cask, I. (baneI), ~....r. Hr'II
behave one's· self. J..~ til• . cask of wine, ~~l> .IA
To carry oft' or away, t::i.J ,.-j-t. Mb1tl.
To carry one's·self carelessly, Casket, I. ~ ttU6t1t, kw.i l
Ji\ij tagMjal. Cuaia, (Jig.) ~ _
rt, I. 4.J"r tar• . (fistual)~.)~ IM,lIr,},

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 CAS 383 CAT

e.t, t. ~,) ,.. . ., c> Itt,..".

To Cat, •• hi }i"; (a ahe-cat). ~
cut (coDdemn), f-w.... To }it".
This cat has large cla"s,
CIIt up, ~ AMta1J j (to ~~U;\Abin'» 1asci tJI itll
_t), ~\ uUfrflli. To UI1uJ -fl" WI,...A.
ad Iway, c> tMUj (to be Catalogue, •• .to..;ti /altriMJ.,.
wreaked). ~ gltiriJ:. To cast Cat-plum••• ~ WiAa.
tile eye towude,)U tIaUf'. To Catapult&, I. ~ tlI4t;a.u.
ad (model). Jy._ItIfI1fDtW. To Cataract, •• ~ ~,l (plur. Jr--'
- the bslance. -cJ rqjjala. ,"gi1l).
r
Catarrh, ~j sMa.., JJ ,.isl.
r., ,. ~J ,....1. A cast Of'
Catastrophe, I. ~ 1)tud.
IIOtid, ~\; Will. A cast-away
Catch, t1. ..:.f.- ..iui. To catch
(iDftdel),.}~ Idfif'f
(to be contagious), ..,j,).&. tatlo.'.
~, t1.(pnniah). ~k taW;
Catch, I. (seinre), d.- ..ad;
(to correct), y.3' a4tla1J.
(trick), ~ W1JrI, nJ]J
CutigatiOll (chaatiaementJ, ~p
tcwoI,.; (contagion), ~J tOaiel. A
lUtiG, y\i.= tiJ:4J j (emen-
catch (hook), ~1i lalla••
dation). ~\ ulai.
Catcher, I. ~\; 1dlJitl. _ .
e.tIe, •• k1i Wttlt. The bastion
Catechise, t1. ~,~ taRat
or • eutle, ~'V 1nwj al
aUatll..
Wttlt. A strong Of' impregnable
!It •
Categorical, JL:. .Mfr.· A cate-
eaile, ~..:r- ~ laGrift.
gorical answer, ~uy,~,
A. moat round a caat1e, VN;-
jtWJiiIJ ,Mfr, r:b\;y~ jaUJijIJ
1IGIr....
idlif:.
c.&rate. t1. ~ aa..'. Catenarian, J-1-:.... .....kil.
Cutrated, ~ ...a.r. CateDate, t1.)~ jafIS(J"•.
e.tntion. l..» \ t1Md. Catenatiou, J-1-3 ttualftd, .u.J-
r.a.J, JU;\ ""fait. ~'; (regular conneDn),
r-J1y, #liW\ iIIi/4l:M. [diga', .uL: talala', ~t:.... ..~.
r-w...... ~J~.ra... af.t tari- Cathartic (. cathartic medicine),
Jf- __lt1tl.
e.wty••• JUi\ iUlfale.
 CA'U 384 CAU

Catholic (uniTersal), ..."."i ~t'''1l''I: CaUBe; I. ~ ltIiGi (pI. y'

A Roman Catholic, ~iJU Midi), ~~ bd~"; (aiaw·.1
ItJtolUI. '-I~,J "twa' or ,~.,), L.J
Catholicon, I. (universal remedy), mfWd/flt'" The cause and et!
"""~c..L:. tildj t"",aml. t.}JJ.-t The partioular ca
Cattle (of the larger kind), 4:J'~ ~l:;..~..wiAdl. Thel
lajtDtJn (pIur• ..:.:w,~ lay- ca1188, ...r-.r:'~'- III
wandt), ~'r fllawadi. IAmotl. The evident ClI
Cavalcade, I. ~,.. mtHOW. .,.Ij;~. The material ClI
Cavalier, I. (hol'lleman), J~ ~.3L..iL: tultll mdtldi,.t.
IMyydl, I,JN)U /4",. carry on a cause at law, t:
Cavalier (brave), j,)~ mdaril; "tJ/at. Without ca1188, ~.
(haughty), ~ miItaWlJi". 1Jilii. mfljib. Why do you L
Cavalierly, ;t.; ~ btlDl taWlnw. without ca1188? ~~,
Cavalry, ~ i!ulyl. The enemy's ~ lay," tad~ l1il4 •
. cavalry attacked UB, J~'.a~ Cause (pretext),.tl..& tilW,
\j~' Vtiyilltll tUf:..tJdi. iitda- tattUlul.
..and. CaUBe, II. Ji tau, ~ ItI
CaTe (cavern), ;.1 ~ f1tlI!IM.,,4t.
Canght, ptWt. 0/ Catch, d~
To cause sorrow, r'
alia_
gla"., ~, Mult.
....u. CaUBa1,~Ujatill, ~,...
Caviare (salted eggs of sturgeon or Caused, J,u... ...
It:1il. .
other 6sh),.1~ ~a". Causelea, causeleaaly, ~,
Cavil, •. ( frivolous objection), iild mi.jtl.
..r--~vO'r' 'tttnJd 6ild Ca1188way, I. J!.'>
1twIi.
flUSt". [iild ...~tI4I'. Caustic, J.r-- mtlArU.
Cavil 1'. ~~...P.r-r-' ittMtJd Cauterise, '-Ii l:atDa'.
1'.

Cavity, I. -~f':"' jMlJf. Cautery, t. (or the mark meA

Caul, t. (SlDall net), ~ 1Iw1JaJ:4lt. it), ~...,. Cauterizing il
Cauilllower, I. ~) ial'lltJiU. ments, i';" .. ililac.
Caulk, 1'. (a ship) 1aill WI.t. Cauterised, ...;;t- • ....,.,a'.

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Cautioa (piudeDCe), 1,\e::-' au,4t, Ce1ilMcY,4Jr t:.i&1liiJtJt•

r.?.)J '-cI6Ir, .J~ Aacw j (I8OU- Cell, I. ~,~ 14"""'. Lc...,....
rit,). ~\i{ ./4141, J:iS' J:afll j """"t:.tIt.
(nmiDg), ~ fIGItW. Cement(glue), y,A4rr'j (forbuil~.
Caution, •• ~ lItIItIA,)~ Maar. ing), ~ II" j (tmion), ..>~
CutiaDer, •• ~ ._,,,. ittiladtl. [lIrAcula.
Cutioua, S,~\-=--\..,p lalti Cement, to. (tmite), j.." tlNIItrl, rs\
iili,M, .J~ mwAtczs,r, ~ Cemetery, ~ mtdharil.
""a.Uis. To be cautious, ~i_; Cenotaph, I.)~ flJtlSl2r.
,.,--. VIr\ ,lttJrlll. Cense, I. ~~ lWsro.j.
Cautiously, 1,~ \J!.! 6iiol iAt;,dt. Censer, I. (for incense), ~
a.e, •. (leave oft') v-l>- iMlM, mahkJuwIJt•.
~ wtd, U /arIllA. Censorious, rW Mmll4m.
r..eIe. (perpetual), ~\..> ""'81. Cenaorioulneaa, r1. fIIiIl4_~
Cedar, I. (tree), iJ..r' 14tVIJt. Censorable, ~j IiMlm (tem. ~j
CeiliDg. ua... ltd/, I;)~ teuDdtl. 1II",18IIJt). [r}ltJfIJ1II.

1nIe a festiniI, *
Celebrate, •• CoM tll4lliaA. To cele-
taw-.
Celebrated,),.:.. -.u.,., 'C.'.M.e
Censure, ~ tatylb, ~ tat'"
Censure,f:-'-wtJ6Wh,
_,-
to.
. -r..>. 11I"'81,
\I
~ tat!'''' r' ld1ll•
.....~ ~,..~ _lAf, fra
MMIr'~""f:-'
Censured, r"'~ ......
A1II.

~ (eolemn performance or Censurer, I. t"~ mHliJ6biU.

nmelIlbrance), ~.r-~ t:.ftl Census, Lr,a..J\..>\.w lat:.tldtl"lf-
M.i/j (praise), C~ tIItIil1J, ~ "uft1l. [6il m4yat.
MMj (eelebrity),}r~\ilAtiMr, Cent, ~l. 8I4,tIt. Per cent. ~L.J4
=
-=t:.....,.
.1- . Centipede, I. (poisonous ineect),
Celerity, k...r ""t:."" ~.)~ki.)\r\ umm ar6iJt:.al
~, I. ~.J "ji. IN .,.bit:.llt•
eeI• •I, t..iJL.-. 1ftI411'f, ~ Centre," j.r- mM'J:as, 1:wJ wlllal•
.JMM.t. The celestial inhabitante, The centre ot a circle, J-S'r
W'Ja' MI......a. i.l-\~\ muM al dIl,rtlt.
 •
CBB 386
Central, central1y, oentric, la...f'4 CertUloate, t. itJ~ ~.
....tawuil. Certify, fl. ~ dIW (YU1.)
Centry or Bently, pI tJlg1ulftll". Cri8ed, ~ ......al..l. ~
Centuple, "';\wl~L. fIt4,t14 tl4t 4f. oertifted'.J')J ,..,•.
Century, t. jbtJ cWr, ~ jll, Certitude, ~i)'rk t'• .r,
4:JJ lont, k....~l ... See Certainty.
Cephalio (curing abead-ache), Cerulean, "'J'.-JJ}"'"
t L...\ll",,a-. ~ tIl4iwi.glt. Cel"llle, ,£I~' "j'I"j.
Cere-cloth, ~.tClltamllltlt. Cess (Ce88Dlent), '£~ ~
Ceremony, .-£~ Wdlf. Religiou8 J~ maluill.
ceremonies, ~I~ ItJU al Cessation, ,.,J;jJ tatDllUwf,
""IItII, ~1~\:"" tlllllIdIti ~, t Uaii I NWt4t·
til bf..,. Cession, ~ "'11... ~.,a; 14
Ceremonial, JU::-' iAlijali. Chafe, fl. (warm), JtJ flap', I
Ceremonious, ~Ul0 ~t. Idlt,l ltamma'.
ttWslltlfiJt. Ceremoniou8ly, ~ Chaft', ~ liM.
Jb. I lIiW iAtifiJl. Chaft'er, fl.} ~ 4Ji taN HIe
Certain, uis'" MllA&Uai, rjA... Chadng-diah, Ji:.... mad4l.
ftUJr!aflf, ~ 1II1t,It, ~IJ wadiA. Chagrin, ~ It..,., ".i gltatn.
- ,
A oertain pel'llOn, c,}-j laid". Chagrin, fl. w)- MoaN, ~ $
Certain intelligenoe, ~.r.->- Chain, ,. ~ un./I,., .a.J...., l
UaW MAlA. It i8 certain (plnr. J...L aaldIil).
that • . • • WI~4:"" IllAtlt Chain, fl. }~ J.....r, I ri'J
........ For~in,~,~ Chained, .J~ _ttjau.ar.
t.fIl4' tl4laUti, ~ ta.UUa". ohained,.J~ Iaj;'nsar.
Certainly. ~'J: ttU4' til ,Mf", Chair, I. "-F' J .If.
Bring a
~~ I4IW,'u..- AaDn, "-F'j~ jib iNr,f.
J=L.s\.H~J~ taW .,.1t Chairman, ,. ~'V"!..J
IIlIaUfi. al majm.
Certainty, ~ ,aa", rk tu.., Chaise, I. 4.!"r ttWGlJtJ.
~ W.~ 1CIAoW. Chalk,p:.~ Wc1Mlr~ ~ ~

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 CHA. 38'1 CHA.

ChIlky, '-/~\.J UidlAfrf. Change, ,.~ tagAytr, J~ 1HJtl4l.

CbaIlap, fl. (to fight a general Change ot constitution, Jl::.:;..'
battle), yJl> idNi. 'l::!i-J\ iatildl al mililj. A change.
Cballeuge, ,. iT.,) -tilt. (.uccetlllion), .til.:;.. l:Aililjat.
CbaIIeager, ,. ~.i.. IrHfl4IIt f. Change, II. J~ Will, ~ g"""";
Chamber, I..i1J' -... The chamber (to be changed), ~ tagJt.nM'.
of juatice, i. • , .... ~. To change clothes, J~ tll1JGtltltII.
The tnuury ohamber, Lj> To change appearance, ~~
i.WIut. The chamber of the iJJ~ tllgluJygtJrllt ,11rlltll1ttl. To
uvhiYeS, #.i ~rio) lIIftar 114tu. change one'. mind, ~;:;.~
Chamherl8in, •• ~\- ltdjii (pI. g.M' fiirllA••
y~ lttIjjiii). Changcable,~\ w4li 1iiiilllltllgA.
Chamelioa, ,.I.t~..,- "will". yfr; (inconstant), ".:A~..kjL.
Chamomile, tfy.~ 1Jdii1.tItfi· flId14A.. lahtIt. [aua6dt.
Champ, fl. ~ ttJdd, ~ taW. Changeableness, '-=-'~\r...u: ladtlm
Cbunpaigo (open 1lat country), ~ Changed, ~ mutagMg,ir. .
.-.a. An extensive champaign, Changer, I, (of money), u~
~~Jf-' MAl -1IIit· ltIt'f'iJf.

Champion, ,. t~ Majdf: j)~ ,-,'6.!.'> tM'll; (ofa river,

........
Channel, I.

etc.), .."~ mtljrll'; (a frith or

Chance (fortune), ~ WAI, strait of the sea), j\&,J'! iv.gMI.
~ tltJriJ; (acciden~), JW\ Chant, II• ..ji gMftfUl. See, To sing.
iUfjB, Jl}~ t",w; (poesibility), Chaos,'~ "igald.
~~' ~, Jl..::-\ i/ttimdl. Chap".(fissure),~'Wi. Achap-
By cbaDoe, "'liW\ itti/d"". man (purchaser),..,,~m""Atarl.
Cbauce, •• f.ti.r:- jarll',~.b- Mltu. Chap, II. ~ ,Adk.
ChaDoellor, "J _ \ I <~". Chaps (fissures), J"';'-:' ,Adllk;
•

Chauery, •. (ohief court of juat.ioe), (jaws, mouth),. Jl.=.. 1uUl.

~Ji-:.$ .....laritlt. Chapel, ,. (place of worship) ~\.S
Chandelier, •. ~'~ '-tGddll. !dptlld, ~ tlt4t6tul.

CbaadIer, •• tlt..:. '.!"''''''1i1t· Chaplet, I, (arosary)ks\- madaAa.

 ClIA. 388 ClIA.
Chapman, •• ..;;:':- ....,AIMt. Charitable (liberal to the p
Chapt (ohapped) J,a.:... tIIGI.UU, !,iAl'~ ....Ml tJllaMrd.
J;';'-' ...~d. Charitablene., ~~ MtlMrM.
Chapter, •• y~ Hi (plur. y'.Y.' Charitably,;:;":'~ Hiol..-
~), ~ 1_' (pllll'. J~ Charles'a-wain, ~'4:.J~ 6
~~.
Chancter (mark), ...;~ wI, k;..
- a""'tM.
Charm". (amulet), J! L.- . .
iMU, i}.:,\ N1t4nJ1,.il:aii "dIat; (enchantment),.;&""'''''; (alJ
(quality), ~, w_l; (reputa- ment), y~ .;.6.
tion), i~ .WrGt, ~j~. Charm, II. (bewitch),.;&""' III
A publio oharaoter or office), (to pleue highly), ~ 6
"":"" .",.,1Ii (pllll'. ~L.
4' • 1:- Ma.
fJlMdnl). [tMMf. Charmed')~ tIIfIIMlr.
Characterize, (deeoribe) ~J Charmer, ,. (enchanter), ~
II.

Characteristic: ~J flHRll. 1dMr; (abelovedobjeot), Yj

Charcoal, ~ 1_. IlI4ItUd.
Charge (custody), .ua;~ .tIA4- Charmingly (delightfally), ~
Jut, L.!,- ,..,.~;. (mandate), \ ... \ 6iiol.- tDd MdircIJ
c.~'J
..,.' ...,. (pllll'. ..,.',' tJt04m"'); Charnel-honse, ~ Itslw.
(oftloe),~ .....IIi;(agency), Chart". ~)\> 11t4,.14. See]
il~, tDtJUlGt; (acollUtion), ~~ Charter,'• .).:.... ......
~'(lt; (expense), t:..~ 1:lttwj; Chartered, \i.. -.latNl. J,
(an attack), ('~ ltfifl~. Chase, ,. (hunting), ~ ,.,iI.
.Charge, II. (commission), ~J tDUl:fIl; Chase, II. ~ u..".. [,\
(to impose a task or burden), J.:t- ChaIed (put to flight) ('..if-
AamnuU; (to command), ~ Chaste, ~ t!'f1f. A. 0

MktIm; (to attack), ~ !uljtlm. woman, ~ ttlftlflt.

Chargeable (coet1r), ...)1.&: gMli. Chasten, orohaatiae, II. ~~ t
Chariot, •• ~ tMlIits, ~ t.tjtslGt. Chastised, ~\-lIHIt.cJW.
Charity(tenderneu),;:;..:. m~; Chastisement, Y~ t i146, '-:-"
(alma), ~~ .tMlaJ:tst. "tali, y\~ tCIIIU.

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 ClIB 389 CHI
CbIItity, chaatameea, ~
ChIItely, ~~ It10l tillfl.
t""'. Chemical (beloDging to chemistry),
IojJ~ 11M....
ChA (.,. chit-chat), J';J~ III Cheriah, tI. (pro~t), ...".- - . ' ;
Cheap, ~.1 nriAII. [tI7G HU. (to carea), ()l... fIUIlW.
Cheapa, tI. ("JL. ....... [....uk. Cheriahment, ~\.t- Ai... ,III.
1'1.-1
v-P'y, ~ . •
)~
~
Cherry, I. IJMj _M.
a.pa., vO-.1 rUM. Chenon8le, I. ~$ jlldrtl1a.
Cheat, I. (fraad), ~ "flat, .¥ Cherub, cherubim, the cherub angel••
¥ A. cheat or cheater, .)\~ ~J)\(J'.t4L.n III WIld,lat III
,wldr, J\..U g""'ltIMd. I4rai1"..
a.t, •. .).J..Z gltiMlllr, ..;..i glaad. Chess, i'J-
""'''''j.
Cheated, v.~ ...,ltIAad. Chest, •• JJ~ ltJIIdu.
Cbeck, •• (repreaa), ~ tltIW, ~ CheetDut, I. ~ . . . . .
~. Chew. tI. ~ " - " " , ~ tMM.
Cbacba (curbed), .t.rl ....,..t; Chicane, chicanerr. ~ ldlIfI.
(repreheaded), ~t... BltltcJt.i. Chick, I. or chicken, ~J,) jllfrij

....,.
Checkmate (at chea), ~l.,\.:. (plur. ~}) /tlril.rfj)•
Chide, tI. (reprove), _WI. f!.J
Cheek, I. ~ 1Null. The two Chief, ,..li.. ".tU:iJldtIm, ~, ",11.
eIIeeb, "J~ Hwlu. The chief part (of anything) J..l
Cheer (piety), ~ "..,..,.111. MI. [~.

Cbedd, .1,,r-e ..."..,., 1,~ Chiefly, "WU ,AcJIilHM, "~.rD­

IIIINAl, ~~..} j.,.AcJ,.. Child, I. ~~ tHW (pl. jJ'~1 1IfIJlcJ4).
CbeerfbD,., .)~.r~ 6iW Itrir. A. 811ck:iDg-child, ~.1JAl, ~
Cbeerfame., .1~.r llrir, 1,l-:J\ ratllt."
ittNat, ~~, _liAilj, C)/tlNA. Childhood, 4,as,
tflftlillfl, ~ ./IH.
Chee.e, ~ jtJIwt. Childish, J1,~ ktil. Childishneli,

a-iIby, ~,~

....
Cheai.t, •• ~
t-
Cbee.emouger••• ~~ jG1JicJ,..

r-l...
~ J"trJIl.
alJI".IIJ. Chill, chilly, ".14 kNtl.·
Bltltalli". Chill, chillneu, chilliueu, '''J~
~.
 CHO 390 CIC

Chimera, I. ~J ....., ~~J~ Chorus of Bingen, V'JJJ clot

IMytlllJatil. ChOleJ1, ~ m_l«.lW.
Chimerical, ~J tDMal, Jk~ Hlil. Select.
Chimney, I. k.:;..~ ~ . Christ, ~, ~ IIIfIIIA.
Chin, I. (of a man), do) tlMu; Chriaten, II. .M.£: talftlNJd.
(of a woman), ~ t.uat. Baptise.
China (empire), ~I.ro..- malll- Christendom, ~,~
~t alii,. ; (porcelain), ~ lilt!. alllUllltdlii al.....Aiyat.
Chine, I. P~.P- lA.r. aaMr. Christian, I. ~ ..filiAl.

Chink, I. J..:. IW. Christianity, ~I~')\'

Chintz, ~ e~lI. III MIIII!I.
Chip, t7. (".; faram. Christmas, o)~I¥ tid til m
Chirography, ~h:.. uti ylllld. Chronicle, t:-J \; tdrIiA (pI. t
Chiromancy (fonune-telling by in- tatDdrIa).

specting the hand), "":llrk til. Chronicler, I. ",lItDMrilj tJ,..

tIlyad. Chronological (belonging to
Choice, •. yl5:\; I intil1&dlJ. nology), ~jJ tarIiAl.
Choiceness, uY ltlt/, J..ii fall. Chronologically (in chronol
. Choke, t7. (su1focate), tY&-lAaw; order), ~'t=J\;~~
(to obstruot), .L ,add. tala' mtljii tarl.U CIIIi,.IA.
Choler (bile), ~ lafra; (anger), Chronologist, I. tj,.. ...tDtWl
~ glaatlal>. Chronology, ~-.)',..::-1 I r-1-'=
Cholerio(iraaeible), y~gAadiJ.lJ. aUvfD4rIU.
Choose, «1. JL::.d.. I .Mt4r, ~ ChrylOlite, ,. ~.Ij 14!~

attailuJa, ~ I .ntakW, ,J;

Chnrch, I. ~ Janl,al (pL I
Mllul. lallay;,), ~ baylClI••
Chop, «1. r;hi katat; (to change), Church-man, I. ~ '.J tDlIteS.
J~ badal, J~ lJad4al. Church.yard, •. ~ "~l
Chopping-~nifc, •• J};l.. latar. Churlish, V--J "'....1.
Chorography (deaoription of ooun- Chyle, v-# illiiU.
tries),,)l:J'~ takAttt al hildd. Cioatrioe, cieatri~, ~o) tld,1t.

) Z d ,vGooglc
 cm 391 CIa
Cimeter, I. ~ ..",. Circumiluent, ~ ...nil.
CiIIobuv (belt, I88h, girdle, etc.), Circumfuse, II.~, "'Mr.
~·IIIIfIW:4I• .).lJj S"". CircumgyratiOll, "";';' ttJfDiI/.
C'mder, I. .)l..J
fWfIItl. Circumj&CQnt,~....,ttuil,'-:'""!.}
CiJmabIr, ~ IISttjifrM. i1r16.
CimIamoD, I.i) w/d. Circumlocution, i}:"~ tslar".
Cipher, I. (in arithmetic), ~_ lifr; Circumscribe, ~~ Aatlt1atJ.
(Ill occult manner of writing), Circumspect,;~ mfldlllJ6i1', ~
jtJ rats (plur. )""J ",miis). mtmlaiiA.
Circle, I. ~,.,) tlilyrat. The centre Circumspection, k \-.:..>.\ -~,
··""..·...ilt .
of a circle, ~,~~~ ma,.la .' ,ft.JJ tatilJir, .~\ Wi1HJA.
MltJJrGI. .A. mathematical circle, Ciroumspectly, ~~'JL! lniol
.J!~~ IWl "!fUttultr. iffti1HJ1&•
Circled, );~ ~lIr. Circumstance, i)J 1uJyftat, i 9.9,..
1uJ!ri}at; (something relative or
Circuit, 10 ~,.,) tldyrllt. A oircle of ..
eoantry, .J 'Y"'" _411. dependant), ~ fllUltltallii;
C'arealar, .J;':;"" .wlatDtDM',.J!.~ (oonditioD), k.,r. dm, rw...
mMdtn.
....e.lf,.. A circular line, k>..
Circumstantial (accidental), JW\
-;j.u Htdt ffIIIdtwnc.,..
iUifila, ~) L: t4ridf.
C'lle1Ilarity, a circular form, ~
Circumstantially (exactly), eU,J~
IojJ~,J tWl tltDilrf.
biJ:ol tliD.t; (accidentally), #\i\Aj1
Circulate, P• ..J;.,) tlatDtDM'.
iUi/d.; (fully),'L:zA... fIItI/""
Cin:alation, ..J~.,); (of the blood), -1tIltut.
I,:)~~,J MwHJrilff. [fJffI4IItDtD.,.. Circumvallate, .J'"\,... AdMIr.
C'Jmlmambient, ~ ...nit, .;~
II.
CircumvallatioD, ~~ mu1ilMrllt.
CircumeUe, •• ~ iNIttm. Circumvention,.J~ gMlr, ~~
CirmmaiBed. ~~ tIIa.Ut... To iMtlftat.
be circamci8ed, ~ \ tlAttJIM. Circumventer, I. J\::.a:4 .dtdl.
Cimuaciaion, .u~ iAitariM. Circus, I. (an opeD area for sporta),
CimamIereace, i.T-\-> liJyrM~ l;)'~ mild••
 CLA 392 CLE
Cistern, •. JI,. 1tat«l, ~..r. _la" Clang, clangour (of a trumpet,
~ ../,,.. [t.a
~~.G1wfj.
Citadel, •• LJ.i ialt -'. Clauk .(of chains, etc.), L
Citation (summona), ~ t4Ila6. Clap, ,. (of thunder, etc.), ~...:
Cite, •• ~, ,,1tWla,.. ClariJlcation, ~ "'.hili.

....
Cit.izen, ~ I:f.' ih lJaltul.

Civet, .,)~j u1HJ4, ..:.>.-

mid.
Clarify, •• ~ ,ajil'.
City, •• ~.M fII4IlI114t (plur• .:J.M Clarion, ,. Ji. 6111•
).
Clash, 0. (dash agUDllt),
IMatla_, ...;j U IIIl. .....
r-
Civil, polite,civilized,d"La~ ~
wAfl _d, -.I..>, . t... wW Clash, claahing (dashing), ,. ,
. IGIdtltM; (opposition), i-.
alai. Civil tW political aft'ain,
_d1t4Us/ai. [III
.u,~~,..\ ...,.lIlld4ADlal.
Civility, d"La Md, ~.,)\ fUlGi,
Claaa, •• r-i ...,
& Jl4tDt,>
Claaaical author, ,. ;=--....
~ ltItj, .t;\Y laU/.,.
CiYili.ze, •• y.3\ 1IIIdd. mtltDtJ1lij -tlMcl,..
Civilized, ~:;,.. _tIIIldIIII, ~.J" Clatter, W,} wutG.
"..,.aMG'. ClaUIG, ,. 1,,;:.
dtwl.
Civilly, ~J4 6iiDl WJj. Claw", J.4 ol4ttgJ~
•
Claim, ,. t./~.,) HttDts'. Clay, ~ II".
Claim, 0. ~ IIIlab. Clean, cleauly, "..\1:, UA.,., ,
,Claimable, ~,~~ 14'" tIIIIIW. ,..~ ~ WI.
.claimant, claimer, •. ~l,. ...u.tI. Cleanliu8lll, .u~ fttMij/fIl,
Clamor, t:.~ ayiJA, ~ ,l4y"". fl4licJtNt, ~ \p IGMNt.
Clamor, 0. t:.~ idA. [Wdp. Clear (transparent), U\l:. 4
.~, ,. ;1_.; W,laI (plur. J!~ (bright, light, ahiuing),
Cland8lltine, ~ }M/f" ~ -""''', ~l 14"'it!~. ,
IlldAft, Jr-- fftMlc,.. sky, ~ ~\~ ltcztDcJ MiM
C1andeetinely, .. ~ ,.,.,..... Clan- dent), ~ ...wI",~"
deetinelyand openly, '~~J'~ A clear proof, ~"4
,.",.,. tDII tGlcJ""IIIM. tDdtIiItat; (unmixed), b.)L

r.q'_ d vGoogle
 eLI 393 C1.O
(at. (rom daDger), rJL. 1Cll... ; CliDical (CODftDed to bed), via!.re-
(bright),),.:- ........ ; (evidt'Dt), .L:..}14 flUlfitl1Jil/tW,lNt.
r'U iii• • Clink, 17. ~ 10,., Ja:.1, - -.
.. I .....
Clear, entirely, _. ,~, L.W Clip, fl. ~ ialot.·
I.Ma. . IN . . . . Cloak, ,. ~ IIItJIlJaA.
Clear, e. (abeolve) ~ la/Ii; (to Cloak, tI. ~ ilttI/tI',..i-' war.
jutify),..ir. 1Mrrtw; (to cleal1le), Clock, I. ~L. 14tll. An alarm
..;... MP. To clear (gain), clock, ~ ..~ A. clook-
~..__,~,..w. maker, ~\.:L. Idt4ft.
CJeldy, ~U; 1lC'lAinM. Clog, I. (obetru~on), ~L. aiJ,.it ;
CJeame., iF,.) ,.~, ~ .,4; .i.... ,aid.
(ctiatinctDees), j~1 i..li,iJL Clog, fl. ~ taaUt' ;:;.... 1tItItI.

Clem, e. (split), J..:. lAd, vJ..i

Clogged, t""'" _fit-
loW. [l4ti1r. ClOlle, tI. (shut), ~ g!uiW, ;:;....
Cleaftl', I. (ohoppiDg-bife, J~L. IMltI; (to OQDclude), rAJ 10......,
Cleft,J}.Le~d,J,a.:-....Akl. ~ J.Wa.; (to incloee)'f IM'.
Cleft, .. ~ aW, c:;U J-ll. To close or unite fractures, etc.
C8aeuey. i...-J ,...." it-r J-J INIal, ft jll1JlJtW. To
...-.., i;; ~ IM/,*,. close with (come to an agree-

a..ut, ~ w.., ~ -jII. ment), ~ ,Nwtll.

CJert, ,. ~lS' iMW. Cloee(eh~t)'J)A.III4I§AlU; (near),
amr,;'u d41W. '-:-"!..} itWfi; (private), lo.P~
CImdy, ;}~J!! 1IiW~. iAcJI; (compact), ~ ...n,.;
CJmne., i}1a~ ,lNJIiJ,..,. (joined), J~,.. llWItOlfll; (0c-
tV, ,. ~ Ml:1wa' (plur. J~ cult), ~ ..fIUJ!; (attentive),
....... ). ~ .fIla/dAr.
Cloae, I. (pause), t Uaii1 idiIcJt ;
aimate, clime, ., tL... tJIGfIiJiA.
Wah, e. ~ ~ T. e&.b • UiJ,ifIta,.
(ooncluaion), W\:;..
waD, v.yu 141t.arJt"A. eJ.ed, ~ • • •4
CJmeh, fl. (the Sat), ,~~ loW Closely (near), ~..ri J.f6;
,.a.M. (secretly), ..~ nm..
 COL 396 COL
Collator, 6. J!\i... "allil. Collude, fl. (conspire to defraud aDY·
Collation, ~ \i.. ".dd11illlt. one), Jb.-' iltUJ, .,..\&.. }Ad. . . .
Collateral, r.Jj'.J:... ...t41CldaJ. Collusion, ~ ldlat, JW' iUijai.
ColluBive,}.1: ,luIldiJr.
~llaterally, ~~, #~y.
r.Jj~ "wlgli,. ..td4ltD4sf.
Collyrium, I. (ointment for the eye,
a black powder of antimony, eta.),
Colleague, 6. ~f' IMrII, ~.J
,.tljfi.
~Wl.
Colonel, I. r.J~~ .Irdld,.
Collect, fl. II. ~ jtl.atlt! ~ _ .
Colony, I. L;-~4 jllMf...
To collect wealth or proviBioJlll,
liJjjat.
Jl.~ jtlfllllt mtJI. To collect
ColoDDade, I. ~~ tfMJ-*-
arguments, or draw concluaioDa,
Coloquintida, I. (bitter apple, a rio-
J~, iIttslIIl.
lent pmptive), ~ .u-.L
Collected, collective, ~ ...;-
. i t ! t~ mqjmilt: To be
CoIOllUB, I. ~'r c~ . \;
~,;.llS ..w.v ~ ....
collected, ~, ..,.j....t.
idltlljHt.

.-t·
<¥Iectible, ~,~ ",tmaii,.

Collection, 6. t.~';tM4t: A
colleotion or miece11any, ~
CoI08ll!8ll (giant-like), ~..}.J'J:,..
....,lIltaJrtt.
Color, ~"..J"" ~ white 0ClI1Gr,
~'dr", A.. black oo1or, ~,
.....Gt. A collection of things,
. lo:)'-':~ .....Gtal.
IIttIJi& A. red color, .r-' .....
(fem. ~ . . . .). A.. yeDow
Collector, I. ~~ jll....t. A col-
color,~, _j.. (fem. ~ . . .).
lectorotreveuue, ~ ...AtIm1.
A. green color, ~,......... A.
College, I• .t..J~ ~ (plur. brown color,,;t-o' ..... C....
. V"')~ tutl4";'. [~U. ~ .....). 8ky.blue oolcr,
Colilllower, I. (Cauliftower), h•. ~ r.JJ...... __IDI. A purple oolcr,
Colliaion, ,L.",L..z... fIHII4_tlI, ~~} .;.artl. A. blue cGlar,
: r"''wi; 1tIIu... J.Jj\ --. Of. ob.ngbJ« ClDlar,
tHIlIIt:
Collocate, ~J
Collocation, ~J tHtlt,.
~""'''II''''.
Color, tI. ~ '-.
 COl[ 397 COM

Colored, ~;.L. ",.u.tDtI1t".,

~ji:.... If 6tJliTto. To come in (enter),
. ..",.IDIDi,.. [-ilL.:. ,lttIffilf. ~.3 "Hal; (to comply), ~)
Colorless, 1.3L. 14" j (transparent), radI. To come near, y) larralJ.
ColOJ'B (standard), ~
ray.,
Colt, ,. ~ mdr.
~ .1Ii. t'-' ~~ To come off (deviate),
(to escape),
ltilltJAo.
.u l> ~ iAal14I
Tocomeoft'badlv,~
. ..
J..; dol;

Column, ,. oJ,.,. til"," (plur. ~~ td1uIg!ltl6. To come on (to fUlh

~.fd). The column of the to the attack), ~ Aqjam. To
state, .uJ~'i,,* tlHll44tl atltltHDltJe. come over (pass), r taia,.. To
The column of religion, ~.il\.3'" come over from a party, J~
t_U 1fItlI,. (theee are titles con- tadal. To come over (deceive),
ferred upon great men in the East). .Jol.&. gha"r. To come out (be·
Comb, ,. b:... ..",it. A. shepherd', come public),~1 i,.,1I.a1&tw. To
comb, ...,;:~ Ih.:.... .",At .,.,.dt" come to (consent, yield), ~.J
Comb, fl. hL. tIItIIn·,U4. A. comber ,.fIll!. To come to (come up to,
(a lady's maid or tire-woman), .,. amount to), ~ lJaltJglt, Ji
~L. fIItIIAU. ttlllUN, ~ ja'IMf:: To come
Combat, ,. ~.J\.... .Utdrll" . up (grow out of the ground),
Combat, fl. (fight), Y.J~ Atlf'G6. ~ naiae. To como upon
Combatant, ,. ))~ .dana, (attack), ~ lttIjtlffl. The time
Y..;\.re md4r;i, Jj\i.. flNlkdeil. to come, ,",~I~\...)I 1JSII4mtI,.
Combination, JW\ uti/d, .3~1 al ".",taIlJil. To come or arrive
iUiMd. (in apeaking of a person or conse·
Combine, C/. JiJ flJaffa/;, ~) quence), u~ ,lttIrraf.
nalttIlJ,}.3 tla1HJar. Comedian, ,. ~J.,..Jl'~ ltJt'lJ
Combined, ~ • •p. til itmuthtl.
Combustible, t.,?)U ntJri, J.rs: Comedy, ,. ~J..9f JIollUtlltl.
p/Itri. [tlMdr. Comeliness,AMM, J~ c:r-
Combo.atiblen8!lll, }:.l'¥.!\; i41Jliyae jamtll, iFJ.J rafDfttlk.
Come, fl. J\ att.', ~ jd. To come Comely, 1,;]- MuM, ~ ,;...1/.
into the milld, ~~J}a>- IWar Comer, ,. atl. J'
27
 COM 398 COll
met, ~~~ fI".frnat ~ommanded, J"'l. melmur'r
I.

~i UMb. mGUt1m.
mfort{consolation), J-'J
t4ItIllI, Commander, I. ~\ a",i",
~ talliyat, ~~ Ultu,tJt; Aditm. The commander
(uailltance),.~~ t../lWII. army, ~~\ /lllIlr ~
mfort, CJ. J-' MUa'. [ mtriA. The commander of a ga
mfortable, .comforting, t:~ l:U~ muAdfis· The camll
omforted, ~ m"""tJllI. To of the faithful, ~r
t~,; aMI,. tJl ma.ml".
be comforted,. ~ taItJIlfs'.
Commandment. See Coli
omfortably, ~~ bi1:o1 tllltJlll.
omfu~~',~ m~tJllI,~~
, . The ten commandments, lJ
tDIJIdytJ tIllaA. [til
m"t/lul•
omfortless, ~ bila talliyat.
Commemorate, j'; -., CJ.

Commemoration, j'; sdr.

omical (exciting mirth), ~
Commemorable, j ~ ywd4,.,
m,ulltilc. Comical, comic, ~
Commemorated, Ji.i... ~
tlUII.ua,./I. [ ')J)J tlNrUtl.
Commemorative, "r!JIS~ till
ming, I. ~\ IJtl, ~~, itgan,
Commence, CJ. ,~, ilJiMld.
'ommand, I.~, /1m,. (plur. ~~\
Commencement, ,~\ .lt~
aICItJ mw). By the command of
Commend, II. (praiPe), C ~
Ood jW.u.l~L: bi /1m,. /llIaA
~J ,",/If.
t"tilla' . The royal command,
Commendable, CJ~ •
w\bW\f> Mdm allUlta". A
~ Aamltl, w~,.. ml
command under the king's sign
Commendably,~,~ "
manual, UJ...,.:.la:;.. IA4tt Iluwf/.
lamll.
To obey commands, J=..\ ...tMal. Commendation, ~ ~
According to the. king's com- Commended, fIUIfIIll, v..w...
mands, ~\bW!J..\~ 1uJIal> Commender, I. C.)L. mal.
am,. aalultiin. Command (supreme ttUIdtltiA.
authority), ~ ,,1Iolm. Comment, CJ. aielr..A.cr
ommand, II. f-- lutiarn, ~\ amar. Comment, commentary, I

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 COl[ . 399 COM:

t.jrir (plur. )':-'LLi Ia/dri,., Commission, II. ~..;, IDa'I4' l alls',

\.:Jl;:-iJ Ia/,lrat), Cr- IMrlt ~ taW.
(plar. or- IA#nil), J!lW Commissioner, ,. ~, ••In, JS'~
I4tt1Il (pillr. ~~-' Iv tilwflilt). ",.walial, J~ t flmt1 .
Commentator, commenter, I. C~ Commit, f7. (to deposit), t.), tDtRUt'
dural, CJUt llarilt, ~ ••- ~J tDGiG t ; (to do, perpetrate),
f• . ~} irtflW. To commit to
Commerce (trade), ;}~ tijlJrflt; prison, v-:-- Nz1JaI.
(inten:olu'se), kl::.>., '-Wililt, Commitment to prison". ~ Mb,.
.iY~ .IIiAaltlW. Committed to prison, V'~ .-alt-
tlommercial, ..j)\:i'tijilrt. btu, I;)~ fIUIIjun.
Commodio1lll (collvenient), ~\:...
Commiserate, f7. r-..J rflMIlI, ~
..;:. ""'/d tala'. ...nanl,e,ji"" lmIUJafii; (useful),
Commieeration, .Lu..:. IM/flW, ~ .tI/ld, t:i\i nlJfit·
Commodiously, ~1.,..~ lJiiol . .•
~~ .w-AflfIIfIt.
ftJiifilcat, ~\:...~ lJiW ••tldlQ-
CommiaIary, I. (delegate), ~J
&at, .w:....~ bilcol ...n//lt.lIt.
wltl, ..,:. ~ "'~ir:. To ap-
CommodioU8Dese, 4---\0... m.lldHiat,
poiat a commiesary, JS'J wakUl. ~\.,.. ••wil/.t, i.,)!U /dyidat.
ComuU.aryBhip, •• .ulS'J ~. Commodity (advantage), i~U
Comwi';OQ, •• (warrant, pateat), ftiyidat; (eoavenieocy), 4-r\:...
~ MUtl; (deleption, full mcnd.fG1JlIt.
power), .ulS'J ttHIiilltlt, ~,A:s Commodore, ,. eMmodor,. JJ.)"";
14fit;U; (perpetzatiOll), y~1 Common, rt& t'-'..J~ fIIaI,Uu,.,
ftI:U. The cammilliGll of a d.,r:- lnIII1&tarok ; (plen1y),
crime, U""t...I1y'!3} irliiU .J~ todfir, ~ u.1,.; (ignoble),
.~. The commilliioa of ;:i- Aalf,.. Common sense,~ 1
....1
-3' :r. \i' 11~LU' irliUb ~ J~', IIlIuH .l ...ltarak. A.
...... CommisIlion Common, I;)'~ mlda•.
(office ),
~ ...,.,.J. Commiuion on Commonalty, common people, com-

goocJs, etc., AJi t umu,. mons, commoners, rW1 fIle1m.

 COM 400 COl[

~~, alt amiyat,4.!.1.....HJ\.)1 Community,,)~ jGwJtit',

andll al mamlaJ:ae, v-W\~,~ raelyd. [Ill t.
talDtim tllInll"~)\ tlfTtltiyae. Commutable, ~¥'~ "'.
mmonly (univenally), "L.~ Commutation, J~ 6tUltll, ,
t".a...,., ('~'I.::r;J~ tala' ttIlHlIl, .u.)~ ffttIhdtla14t.
011 alttlmfim; (frequently),.;s1 Commute, C'. J~ 6atlal•

..:.J\i}1dMral"i4e,~hd"a_ Compact, I. JWI i"ifil", ~

ommon - weal, common - wealth, ~ taU, lAarl• 1,.r-
.J~ jtlmAar, (plnr• ..r-A~ Compact (solid), ~ lJItIlIj
jtllft4Alr). A compact diacoune, ~
ommotion, ~.r ~; (tu- kald". ",,,,tAealM'.
mult), ~ jitlflJl; sedition (per- Compact, 11. ~ 14Aam, ~
turbation), yl)w\ idti"46,.il.Ali Compactedneu, compactDeee,..l
kalialat. i_,jiwJd.
ommunicate, 11. (impart, reveal), Companion, I. ~.J rtlft'!, "-:
~~ taf"t'tJ/; (to bestow a part), 14AilJ,~' oil. A pol
~ NuI4l'; (to reoeive the panion, ~..tJ flatl(m.

crament), JJI.:..i t.tJnallJal. To Companionable, ~)l.. ..ali:)

ommumcate (88 the peetilence, Companionabip, ~) rvftat.
etc.) l./~ tatla'. To communi- Company (society), ~ l

cate a secret, })..... la"tW. ~ itlflttiyae, ~ I:J

mmunication (revealing), )~, (a partnership), ~.r- I ..."J
"1IIJ", ~.tU taf:!i/; (participa- Comparable, J.,)\- Jdil, "*e
tion), ~.J~ mUIM"'t; (con- ,,~, m"lItiill tltltmtIIl,
venation), ~J~ mtlA4l1Jartlt, yuDd. [l#ai1 al
~L-. mtlt41Mrtlt; (inlet), Comparably, ~'~JJ'
J,>."". m~l. Comparative, ~\A..l\J.!\i ill
mmunion(interooune),~IIIA. fItdilHlM.A comparatin
bat. The oommUDion (sacrament), ~A:.I\r-"""" al iii/till.
\J"~\w\uil'JJI.:..i tanllllJlll III Comparatively, ..~ .-
h.r6cJ" ttl m~. ci:-:J~. ,

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Compare, •• ~\i iaHZ. J,t. ..au. Compatibly. 4...\:-~ lJiiol "..,-

Compariacm, compare, ~ UdMA fItlMj", •

(plur.e..::,,~ta16IMI), ~ \A.. Compatriot. I. ~ 1:1.' ih NW•

......,." V"~ a;4I. Beyond Compel. fl. ~J'.'"~ jaJtw,
eompui8Ou, ~~ iil4 ,.,161.\ r.;J . ., ~ ,,,...
J:~,.•:;,n~\; .tara MUntdl. Compelled, ~JJ.-. tulsfl", ~
Campen, ~.... Compart- ...11....., J~ 1IUf/"H,.. To be
1Ill!I1t, ~ iiae. compelled, ~.rn il__.
Comp8ll, I. (circle), ~I.,) tlIIynIt. Compellation (nomination), ~
iil> ~; (apace).)~ "",s,.,.
rtiUeif'j (extent), ",I~I imti- Compend, compendium• ..J~' ii-
lUj (ability), i';; iuflHlt, .l:4\i tUil",~ ..~. To make
1dili,tIl, ~ ttlkl. A pair of a compendium. rci' ilttlla,..
oompueea, }~~ 6Ihi,.. The ma- Compendious. ~ .....attII",.,
riuer'a COJDpa88, M\j.Ll.:J iilJl.l .i=':"r ..ilja. A compendious
..... To compasa (encircle), discourse, .i=':"". ~lS' itIld.. "ilj..
~L>-I ddl; (to besiege), r'-
Compendiously, '~~ y"c!stIlI.
MMr-; (to attain), J,:- 1uJmJl. Compensate, tI. vOJ&- t""""'tJ4, J~
~ 1:Mt1I, C:.J,.,w. 1«1.1'" •
Compllllion, is.; a. IltGI,,"I, ~J n1- Compensation, ~~ ttltHll, ~
UI·i- r ........,· fiatJ. i\;\(.. ;~~ "'.ta', ....
Compalionate, ~ ..",AA j4sllt.
~
,:.ll I1t4j1J:, -..J.il
.~..J
I .. - ,."'i
Competence (power. capacity), ~~
.z W. The moat compauionate iuMat, 44 \i ialJiliy"'•
of the merciful, ~ 11' r--J', Competent, ~\i 1«1.l1il, I..;~.'j ld,tl,
• • """"111. ",,:-,\:- ..tmeIIIl, ...J.,)\i 14tli,.,
~te,fI. ~J I'IINM, ~ ~ '., flJdjilJ, J:' Ih,. .tIt41H"i,
J\S'1«1./I.

--.
*1-.
Ccnapulioaately, 4.t....J J'f lJiiol Competently, .u\&~ 6iiol H,4iat.
... [~. Competition, HId[! kj\:- &
ComqJmble, tJ.!.~ ld,il, ",,:-,\:- "..".aUt'" j (contest), ~ gAl,.",.

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 COM 402 COM

Competitor, •• ~..J raith, ~ Complete, II. _~ UmIlGlt,

ihum. la..mal, ~ iluIllM.
Compilation, compilement, ~\j Completed,j..\S'l:dIrUl'rW tal
tdlf/, ~ itl7ltt. See Collection. Completely,"L.W "mel......
Compile, ". (from vanoua authon), Completeness, oompletemeDt,
~ ,;.mat: To oompile a book, pletion, \foi' itttila4, r\
y\::S'~ .a,."./ kitdh. iiAtitiJ1fI, rW tAla~ I
Compiler, •• ,-:.A:••~J'~~ ,;a_it itmiJm.
al litah. Complex, ~ mlltdh4l1.
Complacence, complacency,>t>~..J Complexion (of the face),
ridd IAdti,.; (civility), Li\Y e1KlArtl j (oonstitution), t
lata/tit. [See Civil.
",ir.iiJ~ ~ ttJlJleJt,~ tt
Complacent (aft'able), ~ laI.lf. Of an adll8t complexion, \;.
Complain, II. ~ \ ;'Maia'. To ~!;J\ ydbU ahailiJj.
oomplaiD of an injury, ~~
Compliance,J~ .wfil'JW\~;
tM1a&' mill.
\..;, ritla.
Complainer, ,. Jl.:. ddil,
_ ' r~
oJ

Compliant (obedient), ~\k 1

mutMAMif.
~ ","tft> ~\::..... mWl
Complaint, ,. ~ \(.:. ,laahiyal, ';':'
~ lAadl1t' ~\>. lAd,
,hdeod; (malady),...;~fllQt'tId.
Complicate, II. bl.:;.. klttJlat,
Complaisance,oomplaiaantness,Ubl
&r1Hlt.
'"If, y"'\ atWJ. Complicate, complicated, ~
ComplailllUlt, iJ""~~ ,aAti
m"kAarhat. To be compli<
maritat, ~ lallf.
h1~ tDi1uwhat. (
Complaiaantly, Ubl~ hiiol 1fItf,
Complication, complicatene88,
A;\y~ hiiollatd/4t.
Compliment, ,. ~ tdlfj
Complement (fullDeu, perfection,
completion), rW tamcI.., rW\ ,alam, Jl.tJ. After complli

ilwlm, r~ iatitd... \ rLJ\~ htlttl ~alii".. [I

Complete (without clefed), J..\S' Compliment, II. r1- .tIllaM,
id1flil; (finiahed), ~ .....-AI. ComplimentaI. ~ hMtlU

•
 (0)[ 403 COli
CAmpIy, tJ. ~J rtull, ~ Wil, Compoundable, ~~,~
~\ itttIJd. mtIIItitil (II _ilb, ~ r-!.
CompoDeDt, ~ r "U1WtIll..if.
Compol8,lI. (arrange), ~ rdh.Jb, Comprehend,
""'.Ua1I. II. (conceh'e), ~.)\
~........ To compose a dif- atlral, J}4J tMlJUJUJar; (to com-
fenmce, (l.'dlai. To compose prise), J.e.';..:.' "Atcmal, ..,,;a:.'
• book, yl::.S'-....£.:, IMIMJ iit4b. iAttJwa'•
To compose verses, JL..:.'r:u Comprehended, ~oM fIItItlrd.
.... cuAtar. Comprehensible, r~ majlawm,
Composed (arrauged), _r~ mmI- J,a- ttlaf.,w.
lUI; (formed), ~.;-e".",...u./); Comprehension (intellect), rti jalun
(placid, calm), cfiL. ,liii". (plur. r"; juJcilm), ~ tail
~poser, 8. y~~ IIIU- (plur. Jp luhll), ~~.,), wilk;
IGMiJ iit/ib. (oontaining), ~, i/at.iDa,
~mposition (formation), .i:....AJ..:;. J \.e.:..:.' ../atirnal.
~; (compounding, mixing), Comprehensive (conceiving), ~oM
~~ lMilb; (union), ",6?' mutlrik; (containing), ""~
ittWitl. Composition (arrange- mU8Atamil, ..,,~ tlMllataWI.

ment), ~r; tarllll, r~' The comprehensive or intellectual

IilMiim. Literary composition, power, .tSJoMij kilwattlUltlrihlt,
\:.;, illlAd. iJ~;j hlwat fIUlJItwrij(lt.
Coaapoeure (ofmind)~ts1'~~, Comprehensiveneu, i)U'''; Itl!dwat,
"lIIIMa ill iA4lir, J\J'4-U) .tSJoMI.:-',i kilw(lt madril:tst.
rtIja1iJ- tIllHlI. [y. mGllSj. Compress, fl. ~ e"lal,.r:-
Compound, tJ. (mix), ~ iNIlat, MuM"~ taIM. . [Bandage.
CompoUD~ ~~ Compre88 (for a wound).
compounded, See
....U.I, l,~ IIUJiAlfAt, V;'" Compressed,)~ fIltJMur.
_aj. Compressible, ~,~•.3:•.n~li !dbil
Com~ ,. ~..; _klb. A. atta4glk. [ tadylk.
compouDd word, ~.."..~ ltlfut Compreseion, oompressure,
....~. Comprise, fl.
~

J.e.::...:.' "Mamal•
 404 CON
ompromi •. k."":' .hart, ~ ttJlul. p fiJw j (fancy), J~ i1
UI alwdat. To compro- ~ t~,)~ IGNt
m' , ~~.r.-; tl,fItGl COfJI- Conceit, tI. ~ ldAayy.J,
promi. o. t4tDlIMtJ... [1Wl
mpulsion, compulsiveneu, .JJ) Conceited, ~ ..UClllUt'
~a r . 1141111, ~ jaM',..,,~ Conceitedly, .>~J'? ""' tsi
lof!lddl. Conceitednellll, &eI1'-conoeit,
omplllsivc, ompul tory, compul- MJutllWt•
•80ry, . sdlim,.f. . jdbtr. Conoeive,tI.(comprebend),~
mpulsiv ly, ~ jG1wa,.,"~ To conceive resentment, ...
kahro7l,"~ gharbaTJ. Conceivable, )~ fIItdtJr,
'ompllnction (contrition)', ~I.J ~ YWlfaMm. [I
LOallaj, L ~ mulilmat, ~~ Concentric, ~re-:,.J.u liJ~
talCbat. [,,",M.abat. Conception (p~ancy), ~
omputation, y ~ M.db, ~\.s:::-e (intelleot), ~ fa1ttl,
ompute, . yl....>. . ~ tamal1li.ab. itlrdi.
~ 1w ab. Conoem, tI. (belong to) v"
onooten te, tI.)j-:':- jaMlJr. J\~' ifltirab ilfJ'.
0. ten lion,.r-.y.::.:- jaMlr, #j Concern, concernment, i.>L.
sanj.r. re' amr, j..i..:. ,J,wgAl,
• 0. ave w~ I1lIlJafDUlaj, w~, f1tfIIlaAatj (care), ~~\ i
aJwaf. To m ke conca\'e, Ioooij,,:," (afB.iction),~.r ..... ; (&1
jawwaj. ~ ",tlAabi-e. Of gr
, ocanty, w~ ja if, ~ "t. r. oem, ~ mllAi..... An
0. al, c. ~ \ aUfa', ~ great conoem, ~~
kIlaja', ~ ""abba'. Wult ",lIAtia-.at.
oocealOO,·~ lIldlifa'. Concerning, Y'-:- ..all
oncealm nt~ coDe aledneu, \b..' . . h
tall, ~ .''', ~ J., ..r
ikli/u, \i:..::;.. \ ikhtifii.· .... UtuiU.
on 0, o. c-:J~.
'allMlt billll,. Concert (compact), ~~
('ODC it ( n~ plioa), ~Lt,,)1 idrd, iJlAJ' iltifdi.

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 CON 405 CON
Coaoeri, f. (adjust), ~J,\..w MI'fA4t. True conclusions, b.i tf=
W1wl~ r=u ftGfl.';"dd6tw, i)i}... lIIIt4,ij WUigtlt; (deci-
~) raUalI. [tM4A. sion), ~ '-jitlt, ~ ..-.ea.
Cmce.ioo, ~ t"tiytlt, ~L-.' Conclusive, ~\i ktit:! Jl:. dlJJt.
Coaciliate, fl. (gain) ~ lttultll, Conclusively, '\-1,\i ktit!"'.
~ at.MlI; (to reconoile), Conooction, ~ MMa, ~ ttI/tlIl.
(~1Glc&A. To conciliate aft'ec- The flrst ooncoction, J;~'~'
tioD, JL..:...,\ ..tCUII4l. al Wm al ettMtll.
Qmeiliatiou, ~ IfIl1J, i.1.l-... Conoomitance, .ti~\ ida/tit.
allMlWct, .u ~\ ..eiflJ4lat. Concomitant, I. ~J r"jii. See
Conciliator, 6. {b ....clliA. Companion.
CAJaciIe, ~ mdAttUM, ~ Concomitantly, ' \ - fnGtGd.
lair.
Concord, concordance, LLiI,-
ConeiaelY'J~~ bjiJ:1tWir.
CGneiJeneu, J~' iW"ilr.
fIIMU14/oJ:at, JW\ iUiftJJ:, "W
~ve{pri\"&teapartment)~
ittiMd, i.a\- mtltilNltlat., UJ
...aut ; (a cabinet council), ritliJ, ~. Conoord in grammar,
Vl1>.~~.,) tlllI1CIli k1a&. hi,,) raJt.
Conclude, fl. (terminate),rW' tIt..-, Coneordant, r!-L. fIMIl4""', (}i',..
F- Hatat. To oonclude an tmHllcI/ii, ~ Ua..1IHItd1Hi.
aDiaDce, i~\-Ji tamal."tcl - Conconrse, 6. ~ ""fim4It, ~
1wMI. To reaeon, form an opinion, je"'t! t4-\ ijttmdt! ~
~'MIlIj. To conclude, ".. jemeltlt, ~ r- tal....
A
.-
~\~ .,tJiflatlV·at• great oonooDne, ~~ jeft
Coacluiou (cloee,end), ~T tU:Mr"t, "llr.
.L..;'L:o.iAdtilut, iDtildm; Concrete, .M4
rb.::.>' ..
j4mil, ~
.
(nlIAI1t), ~ .atfjat (pI. tf=b.i ...tIj••il, ~ ...,.. . .il.
flGt4J!i). A conclusion from the Concretion, ,,~ ~, ,,\i,u\
premiBes, .i..;:'uJ\~ flatfjat 'Atikd•
ol-.iau...t. An evident oon- Concubine, 6. ~ """"'tIt (plur.
dlllliOD, i...s:.r'~ .tliM '-JJ!r urcJrf.)
 CON 408 CON

.J~' it!tllfdd, JW' ileadl, Confl8cabIe, l-:i:." ~

JS'i tiIII1tJ1iwl j (boldneea), ~4 ydNt. [..ukt
jalilrat. Ccm4Icate,confl8cated, ",..r--J
nfident (traatmg to, lIIIUred be- CodlcatiOD, Ioj~J''''''~
yond doubt), JS'~ ~. •• III UHlHJllilalti.
nfidently (with trust), ContagratioD, I. ~ WIi,
firm
"\.J~' tttitll4tla,.; (without Codict, I. (battle), Y~
doubt), ~~ 6ild,W. (a duel), ~J.,) dl1ll;
onfiguration, j)~ 111.,.01. [Awd11l. colliaiou), ~.,)~ tMd.dut
onfine, confines, ~ MdtJ, .JJ'~~ ,atllMe.
online, fl. (imprison), ~ Will; Con1lueuoe, conflux (junctiOJ
(to restrain),;::U . . ,a,., ~ streams), ~.R\~
ol ,...,. j (a crowd),
danai.
jaMt: Bee CoDCOune, mt
nlined, V'~ fllaA6il1, l:J~
·a,.. To be con1lDed, ~\ Conform, fl. (make COnfol

in!uJlJM. ~J WJ"fftM; (to oomply

onflnement (imprilonment), ~ Q!u, tdW.
nah, j (restraint), ~ t4Jiri,.. Conform, oonformable, Vi'
onfinn, 0 •.;) itImw, ~ AGloW, tDtIfli, Q!Uw ~, ~
I - ~ _He, .J, IlHad. [ilbd~. Idy."'; (obeequious), t:
..elt: [.
nfirmabIe, '-=-'\J~' ~ \; idiil til
Conformably, w'''''~ lit
nfirmatiOD, )~\ iltilril,., .;~\
Conformation (formation),
ikrdr, '-=-'\J\ illHJt,~ ta.Ufl, to,.kl6, ~I.J ,.....
¥i tatDiid.
Conformity, oLLi'r .....
nlirmatory~ ooD1lrmative, ",;a... ~ Uw mtftdW:flt, . ~ ~
muktHol, .»r nt4U1tU:A:ttl.
d4he&Mt.
nfirmed, '-=-'~ 1tUII6at, )).. Confound, fl. k,r>- .u.ritJ
muhwr..,., .»
~ .lfU1a.U4u1. To Confounded (confused), 3=
be confirmed, .»U ItMlHad. fMiItliit, k ~ • ..ua,..6
nfiacate, fl. ~ tla1HIt. teetabIe), ~;... lII&lriIA.

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 CON 409 CON

CoDtroDt, •• ~t~\i i4Hl M"',

Congealment, congelatioD, ~
.r~,rl.b.\~\., tDiJjd GlWtiltlft t.jmftl. (fMdjiu.
Ii a.U.r. Congenial. congenerous, ~.,,)..i
CoafaIe, •• 1:zL>. iWtI'. ~»-I:Ma', Conglomerate, fl. ~ jatllllt.-
J) I~d. Conglutinate. f1. ~ laM"., Jj-l
CoDfued, ""j..:.- ......."MA, lauI:. [II..,..'.
Y.:..£.. • .w.zil, .J- MwM. Congratulate, f1. ~~ 6drd, ~
CoafuIed in mind. ~~ . .aft. Congratolation, i., eJ taNtllll (plur.
ec..tu.edl.y, rU::u
~~ gAayr .... ~~ 14M,.1). Congratulatory
.... £h,~~ iaol IAar6alt1. letter, i:~,-:-,,...::-L. -.aitd
CoDtIIIion, eonf'uaedneea (irreg~ laluslat.
mixture), Jk;.. HtIlal, 1:,1::..=;.\ Congregate, fl. ~ jMMt.
U:Mil4', Jl::&.J tDtilal. Congregation, ,. ~~ jamilta',
Omfutation, ~w..... tmlftiJWat, ~ jamti,at.
J~\ tlcal, rUH~.J rflil til Wil".. Oongress, •• ~ majlil, ~
~ .,,))'~L; I:41Hl arrad, """'Jil, l;}Y..,,) tlftoaft.
~t~ tIMIIIIiitIlJl uid. Congruence, congruity, .t..u~
Ccmfute, f1. vGi\.i ft4W, ~.,,)J rad _ajaJ:M, JWt iIIiftli, ~U:w
tGfM, ~;~, II1Jtal_ldo. ..Mtd6aJ:M.
Caatuted, l.i'ii-:- _ktl, .,,)J"l- Congruent, C<JDgruOUB, JJ..J 14"',
'Mriu. Ji'rfflfltDdjU, ~h.. flttlftiJli6.
CGap, •• (bow, salute), rL ,~m. Congruously, ~h..J': lJiiolflltlfld-
To return a COD~ or salute. rl-'
,lI1JaI! .lii'rJ': 6iW mfMDiljahd•
.... ; (leave), ~J rd:M.',
Conic, ..}J~ ma.Uriltl.
~~, ijdut. To oon~ (take Conjecture, VM\;i a,dI, ~
leaTe). To give a oong~,
~.
eJ ttJiMnl,..
Conjecture, f1. ~ HamtlSam,
CaapU, •••• ~ jIIIuuId, fl.". ~ ~i IatDdAaM, 1fIM. Jtt
jwMl. [alt4pJd. OoDjecturable, ~ _ • ;'iH~
~ ~,~....u;ft ........ ~., J.i-U~}
c.,.w, oil ~ • .."...itl. iarJ6 lUtdl.
 co 4]
nj tUl'llI, U""'~. conjuncLion of 1\ 0 ml

nject.uraU :"~ tuJ:Jm fn n, nd

L.;. .; jaradon. .. '\. '?
onJe ...... ~
. ctU r, . \:T- ·J.ommin. Conjunctive, J-J li.
onjoin, fl. L:J} kar , J...J t04Ial, junotivel, conjuno ly,
~jal at. ittihud n, "Li WI itt ifiiJ.:an.
Conjoint, l,..~ mutto ii, £.. njuncture (occasion),
Idtaji", d.r:- ' II Marik, it ifa.k, • ~ fi r t.
~... Ijtomif:.). ,j.-e makril.n, njuration conspim y)
I.... lawa.
J ,n a.hadnt, JWI ;Ui/a.J
onjointly, "t...., l1li1taJ •
chanting, etc. , r
liltr.
onjugnl. ~,.J ta Ijl. ttJS11t•at, (plur. ~~ t~
Conjugtllly, •. :jl~~ bamilJib Oonjure fl. (intreat ith I
au.lJat.
Conjngate, II. w~ larraf.
ne ,t.rv
ta ""lIt, ,
nanM', ~.; tnrajja'; I
Conjng tion (of a verb), ....A!..rii spire , ui-JI iUaja/.;.
tamj.
- onjure, c. (practice noh
Conjunotion, .J~I iltiMd, ~ f'-'" lahar.
jan f:.) t.4 I i,jtinuit ~... nj mer, I •.r- L. iiJlir};....
flJlAWdllllat, J..." I, l..J lCildl. Connatural (participntin.. tJ:
oonja.notion rt of pooch), n turc), ¥~ fi d
~ tat/. copulaUl"e con- Conn t . connex L:J.}
junctionJ\;J~I~t·ifalbllyan. J UIGIal.
l,..L..

An e plio tive conjunction (oon- Connected, J.a:.,. muttlllil,

nooting explan tory or synony- lIutat.allik, l.:JJ';'" 1 al'ri

mous words),.r--k.\ ~ atj Connection, JWI itt· tI

tajlIr, A conjunotion of the nubae, ~ tatl
planots, L:J~I iktiran. Tbecon- Connivance, ~I~ .
junction of two benencent planets nl tOY'" J.,!b~ ta,jdhuj
(as lupiter d Venus) . '? tRgh 1ftd. [
cJ!..M..JI i"tiran Ltltn, The Conni'r, . ~\~

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 CON 411 CON
CoJmoiaseur, I. jill. tltiiAir, ...J}.:. Consecrate, i/. V'~ lctItldM, VN.J
tinJ. iarrtll.
CoDqu_tr, i/. i! ffll4A, ~ gMlalJ, Consecrate, consecrated, ,",w~
~ 1tuMlld, P
SIIfar,lJ.-j mdadda,. [td,;,.
u.1l4l. To conquer one's pas- Consecration, ~ ~ tahll" ~j.J
o mons, ~..:.:,~~ tlalHIt Consecutive (successive), J~
.w.dt fUll__ Accustomed to mutw41f, ~ \::.::.... mtdattibit .
CODqoer, ~ .-fir. Consecutively, ~1.fJ~ bil tawalf.
Cooquered, y~ maglall1b, J~ Consent, J,...; kubt11,\"Q..J rida, ~~,
....u.r. ijii.6at, L:J\h.. matawatGt.
CoDquel'Or, •• ~~ glaiii'-b, ~ Consent, tI. ~, ittafak, ~..J radi,
-Jr '..JJ4- "lMI11r,,;~ w.flr. Ji~ wafGk, (]:Iu, taW.

Coaqueet,
fIaI'IIl.
e lIlIA, p SIIfr, i~ Consentaneous,
J,i- flJGt.it11.
Ji',.. "'tlWap,

Consequence (effect of a cause),

Couauguineous, ~} "rib.
~ Mtfjat; (consequences),
Couaangainity, ~~ }tWdiat.
CoucieDce~ NJrnfr,~.j Stmmal. ~\:.j MtiiyV; (tendency), ~.;i
gllarad, ~ laid. Certain con-
Demone of con~ence,' ~i
~, t4JtDhuA adtlamfr. sequences, i)); ... ~\:j MtayV

Coueientious (acrupu!oaa), ~ L- llakfiiyat. An affair of conse-

i:..; I4i1a1 _taCIt. [si1Ul4t. quence, ('f'"~ \ GfIIr muMm",.

Con.cientioaaly, .L;.j~ lHkol Consequent, ....;:z.. mutat4lli, J IJ
talf. The antecedent and con-
Coaacientiowmees, ~~.,) tliyilfUlt,
~~, f • • •
sequent, J\::!~r.ii .•H al.tAitJd.
dam .atldlf.
Coucicmable, J~ maf!i11.
Consequently, \~ liM.d, ~li
~O1l8, ~'-' waki/,~ 1Aa6fr, ~.j f.uu;l salii.
~ fIItdttIlif;' To be conacious, ConaervatioD, - . Mft, ~~
~1 tSllllla t . Conacious of a "'tlMfGllat, ~ ~ Ii,anat.
eeaet, ;:.s'J.=..,.) ddkAil tJIIir. Oonserrative, ilai~ Adjia, ilaiLr-
Coaacioauleu.l.lk\ iUilcit! rk t illl. .tIM.... ·
 412 CON

Conservator, •. kaib.- hdji!. (firm, solid, not fluid), .),

nser~e, II. hi- haji ~L. .un; m"rtjamitl. [mulIQ
(fruits, etc.), ~.r.,",~ t!'mal Consistently, ~_:"_.\.~•.• ~
ftlurahha. [tafakhzr. Consolablt",
. J-:.l'J.-t... II

Consider, o. ~\j tlUlmmal, .ttaNllf. p -

Con ideroble (worthy of considem- Consolation, ~ taMllI,
tion),.J~\~L. al&ibittibdr, tMli,at, ~~ tall',at.
.r- m 'tlabur, ~ muJaimm. Consolatory, ~~ m"tlll!f,
Considerably, b.J4.J bi liyii.t1at. mUllllI.
Considerate (prudent).pi,)J ~ L. Console, l'. J- ,alu', lo!j;.
12Mb tatlb'r "",uk t akil. Consolidate, l'. (make firm),
Oonsiderately, ~~ b' tadbir, jamrtUUl, '"~ uUlflIa'.
~~ bi taammul. [f:!'kl. Consolidated, mddh fs:
Consideraten ,~lxurrat, ~ Consolidation, ~ liI1&m, ~
Consideration (mature thought), Consonance (of BOund), •

,
l r
P
~
.,
fikr,

tion, ~J)~
-
j.;J tafal&.tlr; (com-
pensation),~~ talOaa; (motivo),
I.1HJb. Without considera- Consort,
MgM.yr ruyat. _
Consign, o. (give in charge), rL
'MIgAmat, ~\i lw.jigat.
Consonant, I. ~ ~~ !&tit
I. c:"j 1IWlj, V::i.J
Conspicuous, ~ili IilAir,
mat!t1m,)"":'" tMlAAl1r,
-,
_lam. marl- Conspicuous fOJ
Consignation, consignment, ...-A!.~ and honour, ~ f1I4J'tfl,
ttlftottl, ~ tMlIm. Dr' become conspicuous:
Consist (Of" be composed of),
l'. 'uAaAtw.
~J,.:;..:. \ ilAtamal t alG'. Conspicuousness, conspicuit;
CoDBiatence, conaiatenoy (suitable- ilAtiAd,.. [..,.
n888), 4;-.'.:... flltllk21t1iat, .ti.il,.. Conspiracy,...A~ u.ltiJl"j,
..,4/tI1Gt'; (existence), ,),:":'J Conapirant, conspiracy, ~
tWjatl. mvttap.
l ConIiatent (not contradictory, suit- Conspirator. oonspirer, •• ~
able), ~~,.ffttnf4fttl; ...AJ \6'\.. ."tddlif.
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 CON 413 CON

Couspire, t'. '.,al~ t4MltIJii.

Conatipated, ....P~ fIUJilnul, To be

MicU.
..
CoDstIncy, J~' liard,., ~~ constipated, ~, ida6al.
[taka,.. Conatipation, ,.;~ 1~.
~t, ~ U 1IIiit,.J:;.-e .tII- Conatituent (elementary), ~l'; IItItf,
am.tantly, r".il'~ tilla' tJdla- ~, 11111, "".Jb~ jQtDluwf.
...., 'l.w\.,) lid,. . . Conatituent, I. (person or thing

~OD, I. ~ fJwj, The pre- which constitutes somewhat),

domiDaDt coute1lation Of' star at ,-=-,1'; ItU, J.-I 1111, ~Y':"J tDtf1'~;
.y penIOn'a nativity, t:I\b
tdlit: (one that deputes another), J5'r
Born under a happy conatellation flSWJdiil.
(fortunate), ~Ua1.1.,)J"-~~ Conatitute, fl. ~ 1tIIIa1>, ~
Id1it IIGIt" tJ1IuIdlit: The con- tllY,tI,., ~ itltal.
stellation Aries, ~tE.r. fJwj Conatituted,. y,.-...:.- m.IIItIt1i,
1Il-..z. Taurua, );'ll~.r. fJwj ~ fHlat""'lI. One conati-

.....,.. Gemini, ~~''E.r. 1Jw; tuted or appointed to an oftlce,

y~ matIItllJ.
1jjtwNl. Cancer, C)u,.rJ'~.r.
Conatitution (establishment), ~
iwj UI/Irldlt. Leo, ~''E;! lJurj
...6, ~ tat""; (law, insti-
III Mal. Virgo, .u.:o:....ll V lJur;'
tution), C)~\.:; ian.,., ~.r­
...-z.t. Libra, C)~'V
lluwftat (plur. ~!ra Ilw.,.dyit);
Jwj III .fscIlI. Scorpio, cr (system of government), ;!.JJ
y~\ 1Jwj III edral>. Sagit-
tMllJf,. (plur. 1.:-'~,jJ ttuIlJI,.4t);
taliua, l.J"~l~ 1nwj al mIDI.
(natural qualities), ~ talJftt't
f'.pricom, 'oi~'V TJw,' fJjjUII. (plur. I.:-'~ tal>ftdt). The
Aquariua, "~1'E.r. 1Jw;·tIfldal•. oonatitution of the body, t:~
PiJcea, ~~\'E;! lnwj al A11t: miaaj. ._
The above are UBed either simply Conatitutional (inherent in oonatitu-
or CODlJlO1U1ded with V fJwj; ti~n), ~,.; liitf, ~, a'lI;
• we ey Aries, Of' the conatelIa- (legaI), .f~ ,Ao"tf •.
Cion ArieL Conatitutiv; (e8sentiaI), ~I'; lldtf,
ee-terution, ~ luIlt'IIt. ~, UR, "".Jb~ jllfIJ!utri.
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 CON 414 CON
CoDltrain, •• (to compel) ~ jINr, . . .ltd,.. To oonsult tell
~ ultM, ~J' ...., ~ '.vJl.:.3 IaIltd~
gTttufllJ; (to reetrain), ¥ tWtII, Consult, oonsultation, i),.:...
waral; (an 8II8Dlbly or oc
.r-- MlfW.
Conatrainable, r:=--J'~ ...... C1~.,) eliwti", ~
al_~ ft'. ,.,1Hw. After consultation, ~~
Conatraint, .J~ majhfJ.", ~;.:J..
lJatl III fItIJI1MHrlJl. A.
OOD.IU1ted,)~
.....
mtllt-i... To be constrained,
Consume, •• (spend, waste, d
~.rl\ Ntasam.
Constraint (compulsion), ~
i f TUttwt;, ...;.". ....j
1altIf, ~\ .flea'· [
gTttuh; (confinement), ~ MM.
Ccmaumed, ~ fMlUdW, ~
Construot, tJ. (build) ~ ttlMflltlf',
ConslUD8ble, ~ "".uli.)
~ htma'; (to form, arrange),
Consumer, ,. Ul:... ...aiJ,
rW fItIIaM. •
....nJ.
Construotion (building), ~
Consummate, t'. ~ ~
latml,.; (arrangement), ~~
Consummate, J-,: ( • fIlM
Iail1JI,.. The construction of one
J..~ idmil.
nonn with another, .t;~\ idafat.
Consummation, ~W\ itmd".
Construction (meaning), ~
Consumption, ...;1.31 'tId)
matM' (pI. ~tA...matlif&i).~
lew/, ...;~\ waf. T
madmfJ.f& ;(explanation), C';-:'
Ilumption (disease), J... •
,Aa,.l,;:-AJ ttIf""; (judgment),
Consumptive, Ul:... mulltfj
~ taM.
8 consumption), J,L-
Construe, c. (to uplain), ~
Contact, J~l tttU41, V
,_al; (to suppose), ~,; fcwal.
v....!1fImI.
Consubstantial, ; - •. \."li fn 'Contagion, ~~, Nd1Jfll
lfIlJitat• 'fWd,al, ~ va1Jil, "':fJ,J.&;
Consul, ,. (chief magistrate of 8
Contagious, '-r!~ "'tell
place), J-;J 00fIftIl, fJNJ.-:.i. ,lirl.
Consult, t1. (to ask advioe») u....:.....,1 Contain, c. l.:!)=- 1 ~.
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 CON 415 OON
idIaNl. To contain Of' restrain Contemptibly, i}~.~ IJil»1 icda·
oae',-aelt, A1~~ fIUIIi lt4lo. ,..e.
Containable, ~,::.=s:: ,MtalDf. Contemptuous (proud), ~ mt1t4-
ContaiDed,J.,....:-fllCllA.a'iil•..,;:.s-e Ww. [Wt;M" muMn.
~. Contemptuously, ~ .. ~y. H-
Contaminate, fl. ~ Mjjfll. Contend, fl. r-l:o.. kAdlam, J.,)~
CoaCamiuate, contaminated, ~ jddM, t)li 1IdIWIt! t:J~ ,arlit:
.... ~j1... m~. Content (satisfaction), L....;,; ritld,
amtllmination,L~tlt!icIMJI,~js k.\:.i bat.e. Contents (what-
~. ever is contained), ~~ tntJd-
amteDm, •• ~, MtMtw, ~Ubl mil,.. The contents of a book,
Mi.. Cr-i-- .wif,.. ~''l.A::.''l\~".....a.. tItadm.,. al iitd1J.
Contemned, ~~ fJlddn, J.,) _I, A tableofcontenta, L.;ti/aArflltll.
CAJatemner, •• ~ mutn. The substance of the contents of
amtemplate, It. ~LJ ttIMItfllGl, theletter,~I~iMIlaId
,)AU dtiAal, ~ \1, IdltJt: al .ad,..,..
Contemplation,i.a~"",MNIdM, Content, contented, ~~ rtJdI.To
J..o\i IGtuAfNfIl. be content, ~,; radl. To con.
~plative, J..o\::... mtItaatJtmil, tent, ~) radiltJ'. _
j.Z:... ..uftJUtr. Contemplative Contention (strife), .t..~ ~_
JC2aDce, u~lrk t ilm atttlltJfD- mal, k.jc... matldstllat; (emula-
""'.f. The contemplative acienC88, tion), i.r-& gAlr" or glw.yral.
~,••.•.n-';..Jt...ll III fltatdnJ al Contentious, tJc...llIUdlit! r-~
Nt,..,..,· ~. [manciUtat•
Contemporary,.r:l.... "It'tdltr. Contentiously, LjL..~ lJiilll
Contempt (ecorn), eLL.., iMnat, Contest, I. k.jc... mandsae'"
To
.J~'~~r. [
Coa.tempole, }.i.::.... J\u-st-- contest, Vli naut: Utile.
• ..w."! .1 iAti1;dr, ~ AdIr, Contestable, k.;c...¥
~
JIM fIIMd·

~ ~. Context, ~ mae".
CGatemptibleDelB, ~\b. warat, Contexture,~..r3 ttlriflJ.
J\i::.>' i1alildJr. Contiguity, contiguousness, .i:i..L.
 416 CON

. fltGldltli4J'; y} _i, J\..J\ ttlmlll ./uwAt. To contn

"'ilal. viaage (frown), ~ tczbtJ
Contiguous, ~1. ..fIldIi}, ~ contract acquaintance 01"

_UtUil, ~} "rfb. ship, ~ L.. laW. Toe

Continence, y4-' ij'iftili, ili a habit,.),-.i tCZtCZtDtDlI4. I

tiffat, tdJ tDlWllt- [tDIWf"it · tract debt, I.:I..)J tIItl#J,tlff

Continent, ~~ IiJAid, td;:'" .... Contract, I. (bargain), })~
Continently, t!'~ biA:ol tDCZf'lIt· k;:. IMrl (plur. k,,r. l

Continge.o.ce, contingency, JL£.j\ A contract of peace, e I

. ittlfd, U, tDMilt- [Addilczt. ttJU ClIItIl1l. . [II

Contingent, loj.J~ jil.rf, ,u.)\-. Contractable, ~,~
Contingently, "uW, ittIfil.ilJll. Contraction (abridging), .)
Continual, ('!. I.) tIdyi".. .Wila,., .J\..:r..:....i\ iltild,.
Continually, "~I.) tIdymczfl, ..~ traction (of the eye-bro,
tIMIttIIIilafl. ~ tail.
Continuance, continuation, .t.,IoM Contracted (drawn together
ffIIItlil.tDllmat, r~.) dcztDam, ~".. mufttllJm; (agreed upon)j
".tltDt'i",",at. mIIIA"4t.
Continue, C/• .r-=-" ilt•.".,.,., r} Contractor, I. ~ ...tat
ldIaffI, ~~ tDtiIai. Contradict, C/: ~\j ndiati
Continued, r,IoM mtlldtDczm. Con- Contradicter, ~\;.... fJltftIj

tinuedly (without interruption), Contradiction, vA-iW

t.
\b£j \~ 6ild ifliiteit- ~t:... mmt4W1cJt.
Contortion, ~\~\~, ifftttDilj Contradictory, ~lS::-e 1

IIlllt 44, 1oj;1J tIIlIIfDtDl.~t:... mtlftilii4,Jl~

Contraband, ~ mamflat- See Contrapoaition, ~ ta... fJlM.i
Prohibition) illegal, illicit. Contrariety, contrariness,
. Contract, C/. (to draw together), mu1Adlafczt.. -,;1::.:>.., .:u
~ jczmct! ~ till".".; (to diad.
betrothe), ~ kAattIlJ. To Contrarily, contrarioualy,
.enter into a contract, kJ,r.J.i wise, -.;1:;.. lliildf, ..,.:;.,

Digitized by Coogle
 CON 417 CON
Contrary, -.i!~ flfaiM.lij, 1o.oiL>. Contriver, I. t.~ ..u"t>
»Jill, ~,4jl:... flttlltdiitl, .r..~ ..:.J~ mdtltl, ~r .Gjld.
..,Ad"". Contrary to justice, Control, ~ ta.. mukdbtJIM•
~!c..ik. WldJ III W. Con- Control, tI. (accounts), ~\i kdNl;
trary to nature, ~.:"J:ln Io.oi~ (to govern), ~ WeI...
ilIUdj atWieU. Contrary to Controllable, h:-J'~ mtmtki.
custom, .,b.-l "-.";1:;.. ikilaJ III 4t1t1tJbt.
Mttdtl. Controller, I. (of accounts), ~ta..
Qmtrary, I. ,--,1>. "MIa/. .i..; tIitItl. m""abU. Superintendent, ~,
Contraries do not meet (a proverb), MIlt,,; (a ruler), ~U nilsim,
1.:)~1~'~1. [taratl. ;,M mudab".,., ,j~ willi.
Contravene, tI. ~l:;.. ikd14/. ~.J~ Controllerahip, ~ \i.J' ~ a . ..
Contribute, •• (pay tribute, etc.), f/Ulfllah al mukllbilat.
~~,~.) tlaJat attakdliJ. Controveraial, "'J~ haMI.
Contribution (tribute), rJ-'.J fWilm. Controveray, .tl.)~ mtfiiJtItJl4t,
htraordiDarycontributions, rJ-'.J k.> l:- mulJd/uuat. [jatlal.
4i.r twbI t",ji,at. Contro\"crt, tI. ~ 4ha/uu, J.,)~
Contributor, rJ""'J't:i'.)
I. tliijit Controvertible,k.-l:- yjfAi mua-
......x•. /uuat. [ttlnitl.
Contrite (much worn, bruised), 'Contumacious, ~ IA.. mvelnitl, ~
J~ . _Ad; (worn with Contumaciously, ~J~J'!' hiJol
eorrow), ~~\::... .~J. t4lawat.
Contrition, contritenel8, -..A:.~\; ~ntumacioumess, contumacy, .,)k
tMat1/, .t.'.1.i utldtntlt,.J \..".!j, f:!natl, .,)r J tatllM'tltl.
1UU4,.. Contumeliously, !if-.4 " .. (.lsd,
fAmtriY8DCe, ~ \ tlAIira t , .)~ L.i...J'! hiA:olmtmlmmat,"~
1jU, ~,~\ i1uJal, t!~, taUt,.an.
t! \
iJtiiat> ~ t1Hlat: Contumelioumeea, contumely, ~ ~ \
CcJatriTe, •• ~ . • •, t.r' iMnat, ~, iltiluld.
.'WGrllt> f-~ ,. tllGtlG to ..:.J~' Contusion, (.)II.;A AM" ~.J "tId,
8441 ~I4U.
 CON 418 CON

Convaleeoence, \i.:. ,M,fil, ~.rl' tIIWtla" ~ \.Qj lMil,w

~'J\ alt4ttJfljjtlAiki .aMM. WIllA.
Convaleeoent, ~rJ\~("!\i ilIyi.. Conversion, ~ tIIilIJ,
.... III fllMtJl. UIlM4lt: ul:alW, ylii\ ~ .
Convene, •• (bring together), ~ version (in a religiOUll
Convenien08 (lltDeas, propriety), ~,J tQtf1Nt, ~.rl~£U'J'l
eU~ lagi1.iM, ~\:... m~tJt, ~llt ila' allala iil t4Itl76c1
.w'r tlttItDi1./liiat. Convert,tI.(ohange), J~hati
Convenient, ~~ tDi1.';-l, J!' gAaJltW i (to appropriate
ldy,l, ~\:... m~l, Ji'r use), ~ 1MuIII i
mtltDi1.p. changed), ~ l4g1uJyytW.
Conveniently,.w'rJ{:hiWflMHOCI- Convert, I. ~.,) dMlat
flliat, ~\:...J{: ".101 m~41t. Proselyte.
Convent,.J!.,) tlayr. Bee Abbey, Converter, ,. ~ mtaiallI
monastery. converterofhearta,"-:-J~,
Convention, I. ~ m41J1u i (con- m"Wtl IIlltllti.b.
tract), JW\ ittiftl. . \ ij
Converted, ' - • ... ..
Convenable,,,r. ~ ytlUti1.,Juw. y~ mdl11b, u-,.r-
Conv~t, ~U;~ v4iSf tllla', u j - fMt.taj.
~ mtdt4llit: Convex, ~ ..~W, •
Co'"nvenatioD, .tJl(.. mtlUlamM, m~.

;,r.\- m"tillAarllt, ~J \s-4 muA4- Convey, tI. J£j flaW.

tDtW4It. Cheerful convenation, Conveyance (canying), J.i
~ tUMllt. A man agreeable (pauage),.J~ t.ua,. j
in convenation, ~~\.., ing), rJ-1
1iJIlI..., ~
,alai/) ..UMllt. After meat con- Convict tI. (ot guilt). ~
'-.
venation (Arabian proverb), (to confute), r1!3'~..J'-.
r~lrWJI~ hilt" II&til.. vGiU ftilW. [~
al UIi1.m. Convict, convicted, r~
CoIlV~rse, (1. ~ t41UllMt, ~~ Conviction, '-=-'~, ".HI.
 OR COB
Copier, cop ist, t. l"i:li diil, ~~ Cord, I. ~ WI.
eli nil,ikh.
kat ib, Cord.maker, I. J~ W6d1
Coping (of a wall), £) t.alatDtIl. Cordial (sincere, hearty), ~
pious, ~ leuf,., ~r jilltl, Wt, ~ I ........ ; (iJ
.;~ toufir,.J~ 1Dlift,~~ 1d.l:AW, ating, uhilaratiDg), t
.I-.J-
g/la I,.. 'I&.friJt, ~ fltJlbA;:
Copioualy, ...~ ktllI,.an, ete. ConUally(heutUy)'~'r­
Copiousn ,i)-S' ka rae ete. t.a" I,,,,lm tIllG16.
Copper, U"~ "aluI,. Cordwain, Cordnban or )

opper, ,. (caldron , ~9 lad". leather, l;)l:;..s'" Ial:",.,d~

oppersmith, ,. V"~ tuz.Ucil. Coriander, If} ~tI. Co
pper mine , V" . ~~ mGt- seed, '.J.,.J'~ W6cll ...
ahiu. Cormorant, I. (bird), .JJ";"'" ~
Copperas, .# \~:j Idj aiAdM'. Com, Y.r.- Atlbt16. A BiDl
oppery . na1liid. or grain, ;:,. WlxIt. 1
opul te, 11. (unite, ~ t':Ilfsf merchant or chandler, YJ
L.i J foa,aZ. &lyyat. huid•
Copulation, • 4-'- m,gdmGt.al, Cornelian, I. ~ t.tIlIl.
Comeous (l'tWlmbling hom
r[:!.? ~a w'J.
~\ ",..I til iam.
Copulati e, ~) 1Do,lf. A copu-
L..,~ Idtoiytll.
lative conjunction, ~~~ Comer, I.

norf t.alj. exterior comer of the eYf!

~, 1IIfIQ6 til tay."'.
py, ,. (not an original), ~
ntulJlat, b.JJ"" ..arae; (foul draft),
Comet, I. (trumpet), J.'! b
""ft,.; (a 8tandard-bearer
i ..y...-. owwadat.
py, fl. -. nakal.
;\.J 6ay,.a1 tid,..
Cornice, I.;};. ttJl4tDtI'.
Coquet, o. .J~ tag/la."da,..
Cornigeroua (homed), ~)
Coquetry, b.J.,).:..i g/la.tlclaral. til iarMy.....
Coquette, I. )).,).:..i gllaml'O.,. Corollary, I. ~ NftjlN
oral, .~ r A coral Coronation, I. V'~ jtIlfU
marian.
earl, .L ~..r" l1Iorjdnat. t4iltl, ~F IGttDIj.

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 COR 421 . COR
Corone; ~\j tilj. Correspond, fl. (IUit), c,;i\., -/u,
Corporal (relating to the body), ~u, ItJW. To oorrespond by
J~ Nlaal, ..j~ jiu4tll j letter, ~\S' laW.
(material), ~~ jNmd_l. Correspondence (suifablelieaa),
CozporaUy, t.,!~ .. t~ l1HuJtDti- .l.i.;\~ mvtDli'tdtII
=t" ~U:w
,
jeMl. m..uWat j (interoo1U'lle), .tiL:
Qlrporat.e, ~ tJMIltfjauim. tllldUl, .>,i; tllrlltltltld. A literary
Glrporatioll, 10 k~ jtlflliltal, correspondence, ~\(.. mtlidtaial,
.o~~1 tJ1Il _/al. .tl.....'.,. murtllalal.
Corporeal, J-4--. jUfailnl. Correspondent, oorreeponsive (Iuii-
Corpee, ,. ~ ji/al. [jtllC!Nt. able), eJ.!,lle1gii,c,;i'.,.. ffMftDdp,
Cotpulence, oorpulency, .t...~ V!U:w m..u6U.
Cwpalent, ~ Jild•. Correspondent, I. ~\(.. mtl14lii.
Comet, fl. (punish), ~~ ttJw, Corrigible (amendable),~11~
v-\; lihfll j (to amend), l:- tmIm.all al. ..leila j (punishable),
M1W. ".~.Ai.n~,-, fl/tJji" til tiki.
Comet (finiahed with care), ~
Corroborate, fl. ~,:t:. 'MyytJil, ~ji
IMIM1lM,C~ iIwJwti.
Grmotion (punishment), y~ Corroborated, ."s-;a... tnaillww.',
~,.. mfUlWtJil•
ta1d6, ~~ tdt16al j (emellda-
Corroboration,~,AJ ~." ,,"_," ;
b), ~ ~ ~.>\j
lUIi. tGIlJyIl, ~\j ItIagfrl. [ mdlllDtDl.
Comc&Iy, ~~ "101 ,tJ1IMt, Co~borative, oorroborant, '-J~
~~ 6iI:ol dillxlt. Corrode, fl. ~I Ual, ~ WaI.
~, ~ 1MAtJI, ii.> tliJ:J;aI. Corroded, .tali... .tIUtMil.
Carrector, •• (punisher), ~"- Corrosive, ual. Ji'
~; (an amender), ~ Corrupt, fl. ~,./.. To corrupt
....uilI. (bribe), U,; radd, Jk,fl itIrl4Il•
taaewiTe, y.,-:-....,u, ~~ Corrupt, oWl; jaIid, .>"...,a.. _/1&4.

~.
. ,.
Correlatively,.t.'R ' Corrupter, I • .w... .v/M.
_ill'" Corruptible,.>UIJ,t\; idiilltl/_cI
 ou 422 oou
Corruption, oJWfaludj (ma t.er in Covenant, •• ~ tMtl, 1,;:.
r), (j hJyih j (bribery), J,i_l.
J::1f. brill, i,.:.) rtUhwat. COVeDallt, ". 1,;:. ,,..,.,,,.
orrupti~e,
i14' al flUud.
oJ • IJI. mayil Cover, •• Ua&. gMliJ. A.. cove
text),)~ t"" ili t illM,
.
Corruptly, oJW~ biJ:oI falud. t4 t alltUj (defenoe), i.i~1l
Corroptne ,..,WI!.f k11toat alfaldd. ~~ A""!Yflt.
osmetic, ~ muAa " ~ Cover, ". ~ gMlW. Tl
munau.im. (sa a hen-her eggs), ~
Cosmical (relating to the To cover (sa a horae does •
orId),
~y.:i oJ dimYIJwl. cu, IdA.
Cosmographer, •. \::J.).\ :'l!U}c. Coverlet, ,. u\slZi1t4j.
tan1 hi ,.tUm addvnya. Covet, ". ~ 1ifAtM4'.

amographical, ~-.\l\r-')Y""""Coveted, ~ ~ malmai

mamub larlUm addunyu. Covetous, ~u, t4.if::
Cosmography, ~..u\~ Myyat Covetoualy, ~~ 6i!ol t
addunyi!.. CovetoullDefB, ~ 141Maf::
o t (charge), if
j (price),""arj
Cough, iLw IfItlat.
~ klmat j (loas), ~ mu- Cough, ". J-... ltJf:!Jl. Tl
dorrat. made when ooughiDg,
~.
ost, tI. ~ kaUaf.
Council, •• ~ fftIlJlif,
osti veness J:-. ~. I i"kibtia.
j"'ttlt, ~'.H.> flfva.,
Cotemporary, l.:-.iy:,J fard wakt. flfflAftll. A.. general oounci
Cottage, ,. cote or cot, ti kukh. r~ 111104. t llm• A pri.,
Cotton, ~ "om. cottoD
u"\>~~.> 41t1cJ. iAcII.
dreaaer, ~lw1ldj. The art of Counsel (advioe), ~r-.u
d.reasing cotton, ~b. Mllajat. ~ llfllloUt. Ooocl
Made of cotton, ~ kot,.t
~Uy~ ray f4iil
Couch, •. loP!; firiUh.
A.. travelling oouneel, tl.tl;y~ ... fi
couoh, c.:.l~) ~ taklrt ,.,twa,.. CouD88llOl' of state, •• fl...

~ Z d ,yGoogle
 cou cou
(plur. ~j, tHIIri), ~ flltldl,.. fJIIIiA4lif, vUu...f- W.
CoUlllellonof.te,cJ~~\"""'~' mtmd1il.
..w 4IIllIwatl. Countermand, tI. viii fliliatl•
Colmsellombip, ..r.j,J''-;-- . • Countermarch, •. u~J\-1~
uua61J1eD.1,.. '~'J~'t.. ... ttl e"a",,"
Count, AcutJi, ~ tad,
tI. '"':-'\... hi kAliJ./ ma taAtwtlA ZUattld.
~ AMah. To count (88- Countermarch, tI. u~)'\.•...l~
teem),~, 'ttalHw. \~1l~\t.. .ttgyrw til e"a",,"
CollDt, yL...- ltiMi.h. hik/Ud/ mil aslta,.tslw ZtUJ~tlG.
CollDteDanee, >:- flIMIIM, ~J"'" Countermark, I. LL:~LL:.

1inJt, ~.J flJtJjA. A beautiful taliJmat tlftltl tGldu.

ooanteuance, ~~J tDajA Countermine, •• ~~ ~ ZtgA", tlitltl
i-fl; (favour, protection), ~t... Ziglma. [ZigA", tlitltl Ztg••
iiad,tJI. [M_. Countermine, ~~~J¥ ttJllllll
tI.

CoImteuance, CI. ~L. .ilttlfl, ~\... Countermotion, U ..r--~U~

Countenanoer, •• u-oe~ atWI..l, lIwaW diM lkwdQ.
~\.- ....df!l.- [til,.tlfl. Countermure, I. (wall behind wall),
Cormtaraet, tI.

Counterbalance,
I~\i 1cJIocM.
~t.
U!\>. kltalfJf, ~).&.
Counterbalance, •• .u.3\.-mUtdtlalfJl.
tI.
~U~\.TuJ,ri""
It NIIiltl lTuJ,I'OA.
J.3~ tatlaZ, Counternatural, ~~

•. (counterfeit, im-
Counterpane, I. ~,~u~ 1iItIJ/
IlIMgW ilwtll.
I.
[lahle.

poator), ~~ I-"'M.A,.JIJ..,. Counterplea, I. """,,~iaf/liJ'6•

.....ti4,.,-"~ IlttIldiJ,.. Counter- Counterplot, I. Ul'v:.it~U16io

feit (impoeture), ~ AflGI. tGltil_/ tOW tIIltdhf.
ORmterMt. counterfeited, .J;;' CoanterpoiBe, I. ~j"""~,
~. Counterpoi8cm, rJ'.w
diM .......
Coanterfeit.-. oWww,.JV .....· Counter-lI8Curity, is'~i.Ju..!
Ccnmfao&iUy,*!J,),i 1"... .*~Jii ltI.fallJt ~.
, ••11"... OountiDg-hoUIe, •• ~\::Jl~
"""'6 tit Ujir.
 u CRA.

CounUe S, ~l...=,..~ hila 1Ii abo retinue of a prince, rJ.>.J(

ountry '. (region), ~ baled (pI. ,w,Aam .olI iAaltJ",•
.l~ bi1M); (nati e), . 'J wata,.; Court, fl. (ftatter), JL. fMlW.
(people), aill. nati e court a woman, ~ to
country, '-? 9. 9 .... ~~\ asAa,. III m~
lwkIJ.i. To court OJ' solicit, ~ i

ountry (rustio), __ ~ bam. v-=J\ iltarnal.

Countryman, •. C . fallah. ourteous, ~ latfj. See A1
ouple,.. .» I4wj. C nrteoualy, ~ lJt1tltf.
upl , fl. (marry), .;j owaj. urtesan, courtesan, •• '-
Conpled, J4'r 11Iawl11l. oupled faAilMt.
in mammon , '":;;. fIIuUJwwaj. urtesy, courteousness, courtJ
ouplet, ~ hayt. [Jaraat. .l.i~ sarafllt, ~ lY 14tdfat.
Coura e, • ~ "lajutat, i'~ ouain, ,. (uncle's son), ~I:J

urageons, ~ .hajil'i:.! ~.r:-jarI.

tam; (aunt's son), ~\.>.c.J
lAiJII; (relation),~) k4
Courier, ~L ,at.i , Y. poIta.
Course, I. raoe), w~ daraf'
Cow, ,. ':fi baluwtl.
ward, ,. ~~ JCWd,., J~
race-ground), . ~ niddn'
(way), ~,} tarI!.:, J::.:-. ,ahfl i wardice, cowardlineu, j

( U 00 'on), •. ~ khilafat; jalJiJMt, b.J~ btJlddGt, ~

(oustom), ~.lk tUdat; (method) Coxcomb, ,. (a vain boaster),~
y}-o\ allab. water-course, mldGhiJlal; (the comb of a
-..,} tarfJ.'ma. ~.)J \ \J ttl' tJtIdfj.
" ~ !1
ourt, '. (palace), ~ kalr. CoxCombical,..r:-Ufaiw.
oourtofjuetioo, ~ mahkamat. Ooy, ~ "'tIAt4IIA.... To·
A court before a house, i-. L }J .o1IU..
ahat, ~~ 1a1ln. court 01" Coynees, ~ .u,iJ, }i.J tOMe
quadrangle, ci'.- L ahat. A court lab, ~u,J"" 1tIrltJ,..
in inns wher they load caravans, rack, ,. (chink, ~. ,1N1
te., \:) \.>. k1ld'l. The court or J".t.:. dtlkk). CraW in

J ze l)yGoogle
 CRA CRE
taW)'.J~ ftlgAu,.; (a tlaw, de- iNwij, ~~ 1IItJ,1ftutt, ~\i~
fect), vdi Mob. [..will. iMr/a•.
CftIIlk, fl. (split), ~ IMi, k..,:.
Cream, ~ kpai, .d:a.:.i 1tIdIII,
CndJe, ~...w (pL 0>,...
.dal). ;~) ItI1Hlat.

Craft, oraftiDees (fraud), J- ...,

~ lalllJl, .J~ gltlldr.
(trade, art), ~ AW/IIt, ~/-.
ClIftil1,"'.J~ gWnm.
Crafty, ~ fII4ld t il1jl, }~
,WM.;, e\c;.. iMdit ·
Creue, I. (fold), 6.j~ fIJtIttH'
Craft (plur. 1.j,'J:w IIItIt4tDf).
Crease, fl. I.jy, 1tItH'.
Create, fl. ~ VatIW, ~ IMflt;
(to invest or appoint), ~
14fItIIItI', ~ tItIItIi.

Cnged, craggy, 1:a::L: gWI. Created, J~ ...will. .

Cram, fl. ~ 1&tJI1tti. [_dill. Creation, ~ ~I.
Crammed,~mtlAtGllal,~ Creative (having the power of crea-
Cramp, J'.:- tlI4I1W. tion), uJ~ Iladlii, ~.

~ ......
CnaDp, t'. (oonftne), ~ "'.i,
mtlHali/:.
Creator, I. uJ\c;..
iladli/:,. 'ti~
Crue, I. (bird), ~j _il (plur. ...ut. The Creator of the uni-
.
~j lMail); (a machine for verse, &.:.)\:.J_~'Jk J:lclldi aI
raisiDg great weights), ~ Updl. The Creator of demons
"';-fi, ~ fJldHlllld. and men, VN8~~'~
Crash, I. ~.,; _"till. J:lclldi tJjJ"itt fDal tItJI. The
erave,t'. ~ Iald,~' ilttlrnM. Creator of the wonders of the
Cmaneh. fl. r=iJ lMk~ Jj-i) world, r1\.1'~ ~ Ji:>. HtIlldi
sa.Isai. tajagilJ til ta• .
emwI, tI. yo> tlcl1, 'ti.J- 1tIt'Il, Creature, I. J~ ....wu,;;;~
"';-j 5fI1atJt ....wUIJI (plur. &.:.)\i~ tIi4H-
Cruiu_ (imbecility), Ji-l'.t;\&-J lt1idl), ~ l:laalIiIJI (plur.
Ml:iI.ftll III t Ml, F t 4jas; (of t3!.k .11wJIJ,i). Creatures (aU
miDd), ~~ aa,..t things which God baa created),
Cruy, ~ *t'" ft~ tajR; ill'~L. ..a a.w tI1IM. A
(brobD witted), ~~ .... rational. creature, ~\i~~
 CRE 426 CR!
Aaytlld,. ftiil.l. An irrational Creditableness, .J~' it!ilHir.
creature, ~\i..r-i~'.Je- U,wiJ,. Creditably, .J~'~ biW itti
gAa". ftiJtik. Creditor, I. ~,J.,e fIttItltJy,_,
Credence (belief), ~~, if:!iidd, gMrl.,~..\I\~ ~td1i1> II
.)~' if:!illtdtl, ~~, IllIiJ... Credulity, creduloumelll,.)~
Credential, "'ri,jI:i:.J:.' it"kadI. IIHIHl al it,iJ:dtl.
Credibility, credibleneu, .)~\ Credulous, .)l..L::.=.1\~.r' l1li
it'i..ad. if:!ikdtl. [l
Credible, ~ mtltlMHw, ~ Creed, I. ~~"~~L; }ijlli
--tltDtMl, .)~JI~"..::-. Creek, I. (of the eea, etc.) ~
"""";ii til i~ilftiJl. kltMlj.
Credibly, "\.)\ •• c, it"~
Creep, .,. U-) ""ltD/. [tuJ
"~ItJ.UI_. Crepuscle, ~ ,,""/111, (pl. \,
Credit (bonor, repntation), J ~, Crescent (new moon), Jb
i t ti6iJr, U ~ Iwaf. Of no (plur. ili\ tlAillM).
credit, J~'~ lnla ittilx!,.; Crescent, creecit'e (growing),
(testimony), i.)~ daladtlal; tId",l, ~\i wAI, ~\i
(authority), .!J~ TnuWat; (oon- Cress, cresses (berb), ,>UJ ,..
ftdence, belief), ~~, 11lIiJ", Water-Cl'e888Il, ij larral,
.)~ , i~tmdtI, a,)1:i:.J:.' i~iJ:dtl.
W' rtllltiltl til ma, W~
To sell upon credit, ~~4t~ jMi'r al ma.
Mt 1Jil tltIp. Credit (promise), Crest, I. ~ kumluwtJt.
~ tat tl1JMl· Crested, ~ ~ ltIAo lAImiMtIJ
Credit, .,. (believe), ~\ itlaW; Crevice, I. uti fvlk, ~ ,~
.(!o traat, oonftde in), ~ •• c i Crew, I. ~4- jfMltdt.tJt. Th_
ittGmatl; (to give credit, Of" lend), of a ship, ~~, tI1lJa/triya
vA~ /urad; (to give credit Of" Crib, I. (ox-stall),' .; \ "'4 ~
do honor to any pereon or thing), &...iJ\- mtltil1ij); (a cot
'p'itlMHw. lilU. d
[tHdat. bil
Creditable,~ -ttaiar, ~ ~ Crib,.,. (put in a cage), ~ 1
.J ~~i fl/4jii til i t li64r. Cricket, I. (iDBeCt),.r...r-""

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 OBI CRO

Crier, I. iJ',,)\;.. ...ut, J~.,) tltIlIdl. tddfh, ~ 14/.r,., ~ Uthfr,

Crime, I. rft" ,;.. (plor.

r-~ IAtJrA. Cr-
in,.), ~, a, ~..; IM6 CrooeoQ8, l;)'PJ saf!tlr4fJ.
(plar. Y~"; saAi). To com- Crockery (earihenware),../J:! laU.
mit • crime, ~ jMaM', !Mr.
~~) irl4WI tUUm. Crocodile, I. Cl.....J "'4A.
Croilade, I. (holy war)• .,)~ jMiJtl,
CrimUW, ~ ..tjri.., ~\ tlffm,
.w. .../.... [...,n;.. i~~ flMlj4AtMltJt, ~.,)y~
Criminally, r~#~y, lJiuJqiAifJ Aari tlf.l. [tadt carreltl.
Crimin aln el8, \k;.. kMt4. Crook (shepherd'. statr), "rf'!)\ i~
CrimiDation, ~~ dal:iJyfll. Crook, •• ~, iMaM', Jt.. .1.
CrimIon, crimosin, ~;..; iinJHal. Crook-backed, ~ IIfIIII1atlf,
if' tlt!"i (plur. l;)6:-r
Cripple, y~,~,y~ ..daiH6.

tw;a., i f tWJ'· Crooked, ~ --tatDtD"fi, ~

Cripple, •• i f ttlraj. . .Mal.
Crookedness, ~ tatllj.
CrippJeDel8, i f t!Z"J'.
Crop, I. (of corn, etc.), ~ /_,
Criaia(ofadiatemper)'l;)~btW4fJ,
J~ maMol. The crop of a
1.:'~\r..Y- yawn al hMtifJ.
bird, .tL,.,- luHD,alfII.
Crisp (curled), d~ '*'"tlDai;
Crop, •• ~ "'"-tl.
(friab1e)~'~\iitiiilatWIl,.
Cropped, cropt, .,)~ ~.
CrUp, •• d~ -twai; (to twist), Crore,I.(ten millions) 4:J\,;~~
r.r. --.. [tlllcJmtJt• tlJllwat malgMtdt.
CriJ-=- I ... _:_1,. -
-wIl, ~\oiMJ JlNllatl, <L....A£: \I
Crolla, I. ~ 1tIlflJ. To nail on
Critic, I. ~ "toni/). a Cl'OII8, ~ ItJW. Cross, I.
Crltme (judge aocurately), (p.,)
(vuation), ~,wj ttJItlft! ~
~ ~ H.W; (to- oar- jtlft·
_), y'-:;, 1IIliJalJ; 00 comment C1'OI8 (adTenle), t-lill£.4 tMI1:lIdli/;
1lpOD), c.r-~; 00 cenaure), (perverse), r~ flI/IYMQ;
r..; .... rJ 14.., ~~ (contradictory), voiilN. .....alW,
Criticiam, .r-.)U ¥r, ~.,)u -.iS~ tlfflDdlif.
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Crose, .·r tW • JlS' kallal; (to dignify:

Cl'OIII, II. (mark with a Crotl8), ~ UN".; (to adorn), J; I
IallaIJ ; . (to cancel), ~ maA4' ; (to complete). rJ tlMma
(to pass over),.r tahQr,.r- fPUW;
reward), .j'S la/is'.
(to counteract), ~\:o.. iM./Qf,
Crowned, ~;:.... tnfItMDtDGj,
voUU ItdW; (to obstruct), ~
..~. To be crowned
1IIlI. [la6al.
~ /fIltM, ~\i . tatafDfDoj.
Ol'OIII-examine, II.
[

Crouly (athwart),.r tW (oppo- Crucifix. I. ~

. ,alth, " -
Crucifixion, ~ Mli.
sitely), ~~ 1n1t ,,", "I.w
4itlda. [tOat. Crucify, fI.~ laW.
Crucified, ""':J~ _lill.
Cl'OIIID.esB (pervenenellll), i '.).; ,.tuId-
J
Cl'OIII-way, I. (a place where cro!18
Crude (raw), r\:o.. uam.
waya meet), ~ fMfrU, f)..:. Cruel, ~~ IIII"', ~\i ~
Cruelness, cruelty, ~ . .
IM"t·
Cl'088 wind, I. UJl.£-e~ riA Cruet, I. (for vinegar, ete.)

fIttIiltdlif, .w~ AIIWd tlidd. IAtIW.

(at Bea), ~.Y. 1101
Crow, (bird) t~ liig",
I. yY Cruise, I.

gAiraiJ, J\i .lak. Cruise, II. &lJy.J,i tomal1Jl

Crow, tl. (88 a cock), CL. IdA. Crumb, crumbs of bread,

Crowd, , ..~ jamf.! ~~ ~, fitdl eJl iN1Js.

j-t ituf,.. rL...)j\ isdiAeJm, Crumble, II. (break into smal

i-.j uAmat. ~ /attat; to fall in1

Crowd, fl. ~~ tasaAa... pieces), ~.iAJ ta/fIttaI.

Crown, I. ~\.j tdj, J.::..1.$\ iilll. Crumbled, ~~ maftv.l.

Crownarichly adorned with Crupper (of a horae), A J.iS'
Crush, fl. (bniise, &queese:
jewels, ~~~\j tdi mW'tlllilt:
A. crown ofglory!,) ts\.;~\~\j tdi ul lOW, 1.3.) tWi, W J-
. iftikAeJ,.. .A. golden crown, \j Crushed, J~ ....W.
~..; ttIj lOW. ~ Crust, ~ lNltr, ~ 1..._
Crown, II. (a king) ~ *--..- Crust, II.~ ~.
,:; ......'"""\'1,

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 CUP 429 CUN
Crusted,)~ ....uAU,.. Cuirua, I. ~.,)..Jj l4,.tldig41, tl.):
...
Crutch, •• ~~ tilidut. dWt::
Cry, ,. (aloud), c.\.., IdA, c.\j naA, Cuirassier, I. t!.,)V""!~ laiN dirt· .
~ lJal:tl', JjJ waleDal; (to ClI1l, tI. ~, i~, ) \:.>. t-
weep, shed tears), ~.,) tla1llmat; iWcJ,..
-*',
(to proclaim), o,J.,)\j nada', Culler, I. ~ mtlfllaDii.
oMcar. To cry down (defame), Cully, tI. ,,;..; gAuA. ["'¥'i-.
vi~\~ laMts1& til twd; (to Culpable, ~.)... mtWItO, r.#
proJnOit), ~ fllafllJt. To cry Culpablenea,culpability,~Uata.
up (applaud), .).T AaINJd. Culpably, .. ~.;~ hiiol l4lIIin,
Cry". t:~ liyii.A; (lamentation), r~.. ~y. iiwaJlin mtljrim.
~ Wa, ~.,:J lantof!; (weep- Cultivate tI. (the earth), (!
jflltlia,
ing), t:::~.,)J ladmIt; (a squall), tJj -.arat, ~.;-> Aa,..,; (to
iJjJ tofIltotJIM, ~ ntJAli. meliorate anything), ~ .allan.
The cry of a pack of dogs, ~
Cultivated, tJ)..I:" manit,.J~
lIGW. _
mat_u",,,,,,,~ t ami,..
Crystal')~ HlIor.
Cultivation, culture (of a country),
Cryatal, crystalline, ~;.h iallorf.
k\.;j SWdttlt, L:o-U jtllilAat~
Cube, •• ~ Uti.
~ "tm,,.; (improvement.
Cubeb (drug), ~~ wah.,.
in general), \iJ) WtihJ, ~;
CubieaI, cubic, ~ mdtltttW,
ta,.aUi, ~,; lar1>;'ol. -
~ iatil. [Iatodttil).
Cultivator, I. ~)\. Ad,.M, eli
Cubit, •• ~\.., Idttil (plur• .u:'"...
Cuckold, •• V';...,)N1JfU.
jallill&.
Cnmmin, C);:.! ia..",tln.
Caeumber,.J~ iAiyd,..
Cunning, crafty, L.. ~ \.., IdntO
Cue (hint), ~u., HAd,.at, ~\:.S' - -.
Tallat, )\!.4 maaa,.; (intelligent)p
. .,at, r~' illam. Cue (tail),
~.> laruIlJ.
Jk lali.., ~ lahli.
Cunning, cunningness (artifice),

.....
aleeve),
).
(S _m
Cd, I. (box), .t..Y Wmal; (a
(plur. ~~ ~ Allat,)~ gWr,
k~ V.,Mlltlt.
¥ u,d,
• CUR 430 CUB

CuDDiDgly, ~~ btW AI141, (elegant), UJ..>

sanf; (
~~ btW iaJtI. [lIUdA. .;.,)~ ft4tlW,~;: &6, "-
Cup, I. t:,u i4IcIoA (plur. t:\,u\ gllan6.
Cup, tI. (b1aed with th" ouppiDg- Curl, I. i ~ jt1ttlat, ~ 1u
g1ulea), ~ Mjfllll. Curl, fl. (the hair, etc.) ~
Cup-bearer, JL. Ic1If. jaU." ..,.,lIat'" d~ 1:at
Cupola, I. .Q WN4, ~ WHo CurraDta(Corinthiangrapee);\"
Capper, (bleeder by cnpping-
I. ~
g1ulea) ~~ ltdfi-. A oop- Currency (of money, etc.),
piDg-glue, .t.~'V'\S' u. til ratDtJj, ~JJ 1Mvfj.
ltqjatML Current, ~.;b:- jiJn, ~ '.J
Curable, u....:J,~ ....... aM- Current (common), .;,.:-
dilf6o, ~t..J,~ ..tHlIii,. til lGr, rU:
t eim, ...r~ t'
m"tiJIt,iIt,u..:J'~\jU6t1..MlIafd To be current, ~)\.::.:- jan.
CurablenellJ, ~t..J\4-!\j u6t1irat Current, I. (stream), Je... III
til MUtiJIt,iIt, u..:JII.:J\(.\ tinliJJl Currently (genera1ly),"'t..~
IUoWaflJ· ..., r~'~J~ ~
Curate, I. ~.;j>- lAurf. lJlttJ..u., "'i.;IJ" L~ t~
Curator, I. ~J wdfl. kfatd. I
Curb, fl. (a horse) ~ Urjam; (to Currentnees(generalreceptio
restrain), ~ tlaHI. Currier, I. (leather cIreue:r
Curdy, ourdled, ~ mujamid, i4lJTHJ,A. A cnmer's abo!
~ ....t did. ~alltat.
Cure, I.1£.'1I:. tildj, ~.,) datD4. Curry, fl. (leather), ~.,)
Cure, 17. ~,'.,) tl4tDfI',_€.U: td1li.. To curry a hone, u-- M
To oure with salt, e:.
fIUIll4lI. •• la"'w.
CuriOllity (inquisitiveness), ~ Cune, I. (malediction), ~
ta'aMw. A curioai hr , ~ C ., -tCl,.;
,- (to IU.IoL
_.....
~. -J une, fl. ~
1411/_, ~.,)li fkJtlirat. ,_.
Curious <inquisitive), ~ Cuned (detestable), ~
1Iftltai....u, ~ ".",talll; \;.1,-.1- nudtu" (plur. .::

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-tilt); (impious), ~.wj Custom, t".J ,.... (pI. r"".J ""'9),
1ftlIfi, ~ .tIl1tiIl. )(ay he be i~\i U-titltlt, ~~\i }dft1lft,
;.,b tUM.
..
cursed, may the cune of God be Ancient custom,
upon him, ~ill\.c..l "tfIM r!-,)j t".J ,..",. Wf.; (impost),
.rw tMfM (speaking ofthe devil). ~~ IJtat-aj, ~ft jau,M. A
Cursorily (J.Mtily), 'kr ....tt.,.. cllItom-house, ~..rS _,.u. .
Canorillellllt ~ ,lt4M. CWltomable, cuatomary, costomed.
Canory (hasty), ~~ l*ol ~.J ,......" .,~ flt4Oilfl,

-tGl; (carele.), J.i~ gltiJ.fil. ~,1t. .alfjj, .,\::.- "It'tUIl.

f4i
Curtail, t7. 1:4uar.
Curtailed, ~ • ...,..,..
Curtain, •• y~ l;"alJ, ~\.,~
6anltIJil. The keeper or the cur-
tains (a chamberlain), ~~
AiJji/J.
Canated, curve, curved, ~
........,~t. ...,u.
Cunature, curve, ~ .",,1.
curved line, ~ 1cMtt
....w,.f.
Curve, ". Jt. .aI, ~ MU'.
Curvilinear, ~~ 6. Uw.U
.....w.f, 01' ~'h£1\~ . .
Gl~"4Il~.
Cuahion. •• .x.-. .....
~\.- ......tl). A cushion on
which they pray, '''~ aJj",.
Caat.ody, care, 1ia- At]S, .L~
1tirrJMIl; (coufbaement), ~
Mil.
CllItomably, cllltomarily, ~
.,W\ t.u' al."t!41l. .
CllItomer, •. (purchaser), '-lip...
...-lUrf, ~J1J ItlJaft.
Cut, t7. t;:6i UttI t ; (to overpower),
~ g/ul.W. To cut in pieces,
t;:6i~t;:6i !ata t neat ~t·
To cut off (separate), J} lewd;
(kill), J:.iUW; (intercept), ~
A
~)aI\ UttIt~llarfi; (putanend
to), rtJ talftflUJm; (in~pt or
.
silenoe)'r~'t;:6i !atatlJUaldm;
(abbreviate), r> \~. To
cut out (shape, form),.J';'" MIJU)(W;
(contrive), t~\ iitatlG t , ~1
.:w.nJt;(exeel)~JlJjdilala'.
(pIur. To cutup (. a bU~her)~.j uitIl;
(to overcome iu argumen~), ~.r.
6arMft. To cut across, ki ioJ4
To cut (carve or engrave), ~
u}a,A; (circumcise), ~
°0
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Cut, pa,.t. ptI6t, ~ . . . .fitr Dam (mother), r\ ....,

~ ~t; (woUDded, w4liU' ; (a mole to 01

mangled), C'~ .ajri&1. water), .)"", 1IItld.

Cut (piece, part), ~ iitt'd. Cut Dam, fl• .i.... 1GdIJ.
(fashion), J'.:. lMil. Damage (detriment), ~L..>
Cutlaas, I. ~ UIIf. 14M, J~ war, ~ "'.
Cl1t1er".~It....Nida., A8WOrd- (retribution, &e, reparati
cutler, ...;\;... Itsyyilj. dama8e), ;~~ "';tJliJt, ,
Cutter, I. ~IJ kdfi [tIl_,l. "'w.l4fIU, .)ro:a1'~~ I
F
Cut-throat, I. ~.)~n~1J ldtit atldMar.
Cycle, I. (periodical spaoe of time), Damage, tI. ~ 1/uuMw,.;i
.),.J law (plur. J ~.J\ _4,.). (to receive damage),~\ •
The cyo1e of the BUD, ~!",.J Damageable, .)~'~ II
~I tltJwr4,. MMAa... The tMliJanw.
cycle of the moon, .r-iJ\~~J.,) Damaaoen'!, I. (damaon, I
aawtlr41J til 1tMIw. plum), U"~\ ajd6 Of' V"~
Cypreaa (tree), iJ.r' ItInDat. Damaacna, V:-.J Da.illtj,
cuMAd...
D. DamUK (silk), ~ ~
Dagger, I.~ ITtM;ar. Dame (lady), ~;t:;.. Hat.1I
Daily, 1Mlj. ""'-X yGw,,', tuIt7. '''L''y. la,~, l.jJJ 14iy,t...1.,)t....
'\...~ ytJtQmtlft faytwrlltlMf. ~r Ii,.forill.
Daintineaa (dialike), 1MM. '.J
Damn, fl. ~ lata,..
Dainty (delicate), ~ lattj, Damnation, ~ 14Jt flDt.
~ rtiljrI. Damned, ~".L.. -.If:...11.., ,
Dainty, 10 ~ W Mfdy;'. jaMlIUlIIl. The damn81
Dale, I• ..".J~ Wdtll~ ~, IJ1Jj41w.Mafll.
D&llianoe, ~; (procrastination), Damp (moist), ~J rGtii,
~ \J tdUlr, uf ttlwtlHuj. Damp, I. (vapour),..J\:s::' W
»any, tI. (fondle) ~ fII4Illal; (to ~\ iii J:1willt). [~
del.y),.J;': tilltI'tDM. Damp, .,. (moisten), ~J

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DampiaJmees, dampneu, ;J'~ Darkly (without light), M::.Id'~
tIIItli._'~;'J~' taW~em.; (bliDdly)·\•....!\~
Damsel, ~ ""'. t
alti
till"''''
Darkness, ~ .."".." r~ ",,14••
Dace, I. ~J "• •
DaDce, •• ~J ". . . Darling, y~ maMai, J~
Dancer, I. V'U) ,.aaa.~ IlIGt,w (fem. ~~ ~,
Dancing.master, I. ~J~ mil- .li.,.:.- fUt'Aa1:tIt).
t.a-rah. Dart, I. ~ luw1NJt, J~.i-' .....i.
Daueing'lChool, I. ~)\~~. Darter, I, ~~ ,.aml, J9 fIGlIb4l.
DaDdelion (herb), Y~'~)' Dash, tI. (together), r.j'wi; tal4d4m.
Dager,)a>. iltatM', i),,~ .11- To dash (as the waves), ~
Hiltwtlt. I4mfwJuJqj, r:lJ
ItIlata••
Dash, I. (collision), .t...,'wu ....a-
D.ugeroua,}ai:t- 1IUIl:Atir,..r-b>-
iMIf,.. A. dangerous afWr, r' tltJmtIt; (a line in writing), k>.
)a:>.. IMIW kMIUr. DlUlgerotll iNlti. A. strait dash, ~k>.
pac-, ~~ fIItI1tiJlik. Dati m",tMi., ..;j \,:-.k;.. iNltt
Daugeroualy, ~~ l1i1ol UtIttJ,.. muttlwcbl. A curved (If' circular
Due, •• (have courage), rl.::i' dash,.r.. ~k;.. &It .....ta4t,..
~; (to defy), '-tf'~' ~k;.. a.tt """-1. The
I:)'~ ;.1tMIt'1.' lilmltld". dashing of the waves, r:J-'W
Dering, darefnlfJ~ j...a,.. tMnaflJUJij, ~ 1\ talde.. 'r rl'JJ
Daringly, ~4~ 1Ji1:ol j_,.ot. til4mwdj.
Daringness, i'~ jartlllt, k~ Date (~unt of time), i:;J\; tdriM
*.i4tat• (plur. 't'.)i ttlwtlrtlA); (dura-
Dark <not light), ~ ...... r~ tion), r~ ,"ya., r~'" tlawam,
.za.; (not penpicU01l8), ~
--.IlGW; (ignonmt), J-.Il~
J~' ..,...
,.12,.; (end), ~L&.
tdktltlt; (the fruit of the palm
jdJil. A dark night, ~~ tree),.rJ 1Mnr.
I.,W ...liIJul" Date, tI. ~ \::.l\~J wlltlaf' tltttlrtU.
Dark, •• darken (make dark), ~\ Dated, tj,.. mtlUJMrtuda, ..~~
....,F t..u.... taMi"(J".
 DA.U DAY
Daugbter, ,. ~ hi,., (plut. ~~ daughters of the breast (Ill
&lMt). Adaoghter-iD-law (IOn'8 .J~\..:J~ &.dl til . . .
wife), ~ u....A king'e Dawn (aurora). ~ J'tiit'. t~ l
daughter, ~h.:..~ In;', (the beginning ofanything),
til flUJlii. A marriageable iitidd. To riee Dr do lilY'
daughter, ~~~ In;" lJaliglttJI. at dawn, ~ NoU.. .
Tho Arabic ~ birat, and the Dawn. tr. ~ ,ah1JaA, ~~\ &I
plural ..:J~ &lMt, are frequently
used with much elegance in a
Day, rY.-
YfItOfII, (plur. r~''''
),fJ ....Ad,.. Night md
variety of compound epitheta; U, .J~J~ III wMd,.. By
The daughter of the sea (a syren, andday...~~J "'l::1lflat#,w
mermaid, or dolpbin).A'~ One day, on a certain day
bin' allJIJAr. The daughter of the r~J\~ yflwmtlft • • til IJ,
mountain (echo), ~,~ "'1.Y.- YfllDflffltl. A festival
Jiat tljJiIilU. The daughter of the
¥ rJ!. yat#flf t.ltl. 8"
lip (8peech). ~\~ "'" .,b.~\ rJ!. yafllflt til fI1WJtI.
t111Wti,ffflt. The daughter of re-
day, ~"'rJ! y""" til
flection (prudence). P\~
Tueeday, '.l~'rtl y'" fill
6•.,., til jUw. The daughter of the
Wcdneeday, \.-V'J'r.H
grape (wine). r.Jl'~ bin'
til a,.Hl4. Thunday, ~
til """. The daughters of the
earth (rinleta). ~)\..:J~-.a,
ya""" til 1.1,. Frida)

fIl fWd. The daughten of the ~ \ yfltl1fll 'fijtIat.t,. Sat

eyes (tears), ~'..:J~ MIdi
fIl tflY". The daughters of pas-
time (strings of a musical iDstru-
ment)• .,.u'..:J~ 6aMI til lGAu.
The daughten of the night
(dreams).~\'-=J~ ~'fIlIII.
The daaghters of the deep (tleh).
·W""::.:~ haJldt til ..4. The
~..,.:"':l\r~ ylIfDfIf ....,.
day of judgment, i.~
,...". til 1tY4f1ff11. Goocl
(a wlltation). ~'C~
til oU,r; (&D8Wer), ~l,
yd MhdA til ..... Ever
r~JS' 101 Yllto... To-day
til yafIJM. r~\I~ A.cJ.J

o ze byGooglc
 Day-break, ~
DE!.

..u.
Day.,1IIOrIIiD« .tar, ,. ~\~
t--
~.,
DB
""""'tJI; (weakn8l8), ~
uw"tf.
---
¥tat alnrU• Deadneea of trade• .>W ituU.
Day time,.;lti ttMar. Des( J.'>' a"",A, ~\ To
11M.....

DmJe.,. daze, fI.~~ jaAar be or beoome deal, J.> 1a";'1.

II iaMr. To pretend to be deaf, ,",hU:u
Deacon, •• UN I.:t.:. tM1MIdI. U14r",l, LJ.,,>\A\- ~ t flflUll
ltdld6 ."",A.
Dead (deprived of life), ~~
.....11, ~ ",.".; (in-
Deafen, fl.v.:> tarr.l.
Deafish. J..>\ ctnNTa.
animate), oM\::- jd",i4, ~~
Dea1ly, #v.~ 1Ji Itwtulti_.
Jild .... ; (motionleea), .t!..,-~
Deafness, J.>
w",A, i..:..). IM,Aat.
"ila wdat; (languid). ft"W:
Feigned deafness, ~.;U:z:... .
4·· • (frigi·d) '·~I\.> lJ 1Itlm
t" · · t::.:r" '.). 14""A, v.,>\A\-J..~ t-G l
.-.aj. A dead market, .>W ialalw ."alA.
1Mdl. Pretending to be dead. Deal (fir.tree),.r.~ 'GfIONr. Deal
&'::JW taflliltlHlt, ~A\-Ji
(qll8lltitr),.;~ 1«ultIr, ~
t-.l i4ltIM ""'nil. The dead iII",...,tJt. A great deal,~.J.t.i
(de8d men), f.:)~' tJIIItI/41, ~,••
• ....".•• DeedoratagnaDtwater,
n iatlM itUtr, ~i_;S
tsllltJl•
"""11I
~~1.. ...a.•. In the dead Deal, fl. (to distribute), va:-.
of winter, \:.ll\1:wJ J JI tI1GM1
ltMltU, ~ ---, tlJ
tNlllIlIt.;
lIIWiI4.. In the dead of night, (to traftlc),.ft"U Idjtw. To deal
J=U,u...:u J jf waf tIlltlgl. by or with (to treat well), ~1
De.dly, adj. ~ ...Alii, J3\i liJt.j, '-J.;I.> d4rli, ~~ nittl'.
lJ4Jil, c:. ~..... ...." .. t,.H To treat or coutend ~th, r"'\:;..
~ it tNtllti-~. i.AdMm. To deal in (practice or
Deadly, _., #13\i 14tiz.; (im- be engaged in anything), Jt
pJacablY)';J'~1nWt444tHt. ttl_.
Deadneea (frigidity). ;'>J..;! ~; Dealer, (trader), ~~j~ 1Hiurgdn,
'0
(want of udour), ~r,J.&. ftU t4jtr (pIar. j~ ttijjdr);
 DEB 436 DEC
(oQe thathaa to do with anything), Debarred, .3J~ "'ilI, ('.
J..\; t IJmil. A. dealer at carda, . .Aria, ~ .....it, •
~'JJJ~\j idMa tDGt'M JltMtliUl.
IJlliti· Debase, t1. fr Wtw. Del
Dealing (trade), ~~ tijdrtlt; (tJ-'J.,. fNIIfIIu..,}s---"
(business), J.w: tlJm4l. Plain J J.,. tII_.
dealing, ~\~ ,lIdaiat. Double Debate, ~\o... mUfldll/Wat, k
dealing, ~,; rigIJ. _cJAaut, kj\o... fJIMd
Dear (preciooa)'.i-r llllll, ...)'.i ~ haM, .a.3~ flWJddtl
g1411, ~J'; au kflllGt; (be- Debate, t1. (dispute), ~ i
loved), y~ maMu", J":"" (to deliberate), b,;r-... tr
....t,ld. fltilfAtotlrtlt.
Dearly (at a high price), ~
Debauch, (corrupt), ~,
J'.i Tn '111M" g1&dlf; (fondly),
To debauch a woman,
t1.

~~ 11.101 tU'IJ&.
~rl' laW tIlttwtl. [M
Dcarne88 (fondnC88), ~ tUU,
Debauch, ,. ~~, i~:
~ tIIu,W6at. (g.wafDtlt.
DearnC88, dearth (scarcity), ijii Debauchee, ,. ft" L; fIJj;",
Death, iU, Wlllat, ...:.J.,.. mtIfIII. To lo.m,J~~"I,~.-
be worthy of death, J:.iJ\ ~ ~ Debaucher, J.4.. .tJJ.
IDIJjw til iGU. The place (or cauae) Debauohery, ;~ ,!uJAuHJI.
of death, J:-i.9 maitIJl (plur. Debilitate, II. u.;..; "tti'f.
J-ju.. tMkdt./). Predestined Debilitated, ~ "ttf.
death, .3~,..J\~J\ 1Jl~"al IJl Debility, ~ "ttlf or tlft,f:!
mtltl'tt1tl. Inheritance in COJlll&- Debonair, ~ latfj.
quence of death, ("l:J. To Debt, ~) -tl, ~.) tlap
C&uae death, J:.i latlJl. To con- l.:Jy..3 ~). Involved ix
demn to death, J::..Q3 4 f--
MiGm l.:Jy'.M fMdgtl".
bilitltl. .After deatIl, ~"..J,~ Debtor, •• l.:Jy.~ ~. .
hlltd III mawt. (rlJd. ;;.Y..M tIIad,__).
cbar, v. (t~ Mram, .i., ,add, ~ Decade, ,. ~ ttaMral.
 DEC 437 DEC

DaIogue, ,.~WS'~' tIlt.. ..", a law-suit, i.3l.n~ J:ala t til

--.at, ~n~\"'J tIHIId,a tlilM. mtJ4tIl, "'~~ IJ-aifaltll tIlNt.tII,,'
Decamp, •• J-} tvWIl. Decided, ~ fIIGiIilt..
Deeampment, .a-.J rdltIt. Decider, ,. ~~ 1ItJjim, ~\i l:tJtit .
Decay, J~) UfI1t1l j (fall from a Decimal, '-J}~ t idcJri, ~
proeperous state), k.,La 1Ui1. Ia...Afri.
'-

Deely, ,. hi... 8tIA:Gt. Decimate, •. ~ talMNw.

Deoei; deoeittulneea, ~ g.,",
Deoimation,~ t;,A,~ "t.dlr•
rJ
j..1IG1r, ..J~ gWr. [flltlHtJr. Decipher, •• (explain ciph8l'8),
DeoeiU'u], ~L~...c glttlWltilllt, jJd /"".,., rU}ldi fa} til Mia .
Deceitfully!J ~ hig1ttltlntl,i1e-~ DecisioD, ••
,
fall, J.:i f- ,
\.Q; WtJ, ~ At;jtIt.
iiWAflat.
Decisive, ~U l:tJtit> Jl:. ,lttIfl.
D80eive, P.} ~ gluMltw, ~ g""". j
(to cause to err), ..,jy. g_a',
Decisivenea, ~U~J fllalf
!alif::
~ tWo To deceive the eyes (as
Deck (0£ a ship), ~ Nilf.',
.juggler, etc.), r ItIAar.
~rl~ dtIlwtll ...,W.
Deceiver, ' • .J"ve mdiir, ~~
Declaim, fl. ~ Mill/, ~
,-.wa.i.
iMttI1J. (iAGtllJ.
December, Jj)' ~~ ~ lanan til afOfD4Jl
Deceacy, 4;y ""tlJ:al, y.3\ tIdtIb, . he:.
Declaimer, ,. declamator, I""... -
.c;...l:... ....4MI1J1Il, .tu'rm..tDtJ-
DeclamatioD, r1!l\
~ film til iMtJ..,
Id:tIl. y\bi:l'~ tum til ilKttJh.
Deaen~ <J!.'J lap, ~~ flltlji6, Declaration".}~":I\ ilAtiMr,~,
~L... ......ari1J,~'rmtllDafii. iean, ~~ bagan, C.r- ,lttIrA,
~Uy, y""J'-? Jil:ol tI4tJ1J, ~ 1II~lr,.r.:-J3 IIIfdr.

..-.c1I'"
l:-l:... Declare, fl. -*'\ ...u.- j (dlnn),
Deeeptibility, ..J.l.Ii!,~u..., ifdan /) iarr•.
.,ItMlr. Deolension (ot U01Ul8), u...,.., 'M!,
DeeepiloJe, ~ ,,.,,.,,,It.
WI~.raJ lturif til iIMtJ.
~ ~jtl1d., J~ lM.,tJl. Declinable, u~ ~f.
Decide, If. f- ---.
To decide Declination (desoent), 1,):'" WaI,
 DEC 438 DED

J»i fMlIltl; (beIlding), ~ ...,1, decrees of God, £1\\\4i L

~~ tMit'df. Ajudicialdecree, t;J\ r'
Decline. II. (bend orlean downwvd), GIAIMre
JL. -.41; (to shun), ~\ Decree, C'. f- w... (.
ijt.rtd, )f'-\ iAl4wa To cle- Decreed, ,;.,..l. ....ar,
cline (a DOun), .......:;.. ItIITal; (to Decrepit, ~ ltstfJ. ~
decay), J~ s4l. old man, .J~\J=
Decline (diminuU011), J'.,j 1IIftHll. ~,"4t'. A decrepit oli
Declivity, I • .JJ~ Wer. A eJ.ip. ~~ t'ii.u4·
pery declivity (down. which boys Decrepitude, ~ t'fia.
elide), .£i)-j ltMlaial. Decretal, ~ Mlal. ~
DeclivoUi (aloping), ~l. _,1,
(book of decrees), r't.
~ .."",e. 1itlJiJ til a.Ud...
orate, tI. di) "".. Decry, C'. ~ ttlf,d, I
Decorated, ~.r ...."IIlt. Doouple (teufold), .....L.
D ration, decorement, ~j I'M. ttlfAar.t tMltaj.
Decortioate, tI. (peeO, ji.:; .AMtw. DeourioD I. (serjeant or
Decorum, ~....... _.aMNI, .i:i\::l ~\JJ\ oMdI,\(.
/a,UM. Dedicate tI. (OODll8C!'&te),
Doooy, I. y~ j_, ~~ j-ut iAtlfleu, t-UJ ~
(pllU'. ~~~ j-"4t). aNJq,'. Dedicated, y.J.4
Decoy, C'. y~ jauiJ. V'.:ii..~, .....;~
D ~tI.(makeleu),vJ;....u.., Dedication, ~.).i;S 1M
jUWW. _Ii (ola book), yW
Decreue, ~ "'Iliff.
The cle- iitdb. DedieatiOJl8 (of
oreue of • riftr, rain, etc.,.Jft t.:.:'-!.'p '*"12'.
jasr. De4ace, II. ~\ it_
Decree, .. f-
W. (plur. r\!.\ GffIlt,j. Deduoement,
a/l1a_),..,..\ ... (phar• ..,..'." (OOJlleCltleD08), ~ "
~,qcl"", \.Q; IatIi,
d...t....:i ~~~ UUIr. The
r=- ~. Deduct, tI. c> WGi, .b
~--.

D l d Coogle
 DEF 439 DEF

Deed, ,. (dion), J.r Defamation,!;J' 'fW4, r~' itAcJ.,

l tIIfNIl, ~
~ (pllll. JW' aIt4l); (written ¥itJlfuI.
erideDceofa legal act), ~ ,tIMtl, }\eta!"atmy,. ~ _liM.
W::.....-..J .......; (reality), Defamer, •• ..,,~ • .,ft-'I, CUi
i~ ~, ~ .attla'. JGIU41.
Words and deeds, ~,J'; itJrDl ~,.,. ~ J*It, ~ MU1:,
-AI. illustrious deeds, JW' ~ JIIfllaA.
i~ .,.,tlGI.
.JtiJI Default, \k;.. UaIcJ,.J~ Mill',
Deem, •• .;W' iftdtw, ,JiJ 1tUJ, ~ Uilfr, ~..i ...; (de-
~"aJ.. fect), ~ ,.,.
Deep, ~ tad; (gloomy), ~ DefeuanC8 (annulling), J~' tll4l,
II1ItItit, r,.....«.. trUll_e.; ~ _e. [til SiI4I.
(110\ obvious), vW~ IM.il, Defeasible, J~»'~ .......,.
r
~ ...,1fld, J ( ;,!, .. Defeat, •• ~, MAisilm, ~ iAr.
IIIld.Wl. , •-;- • ,A,.. .."AIGW ; Defeat, .,. rl'
Aaaam,,r£ UlItW;
(sapcioua), L~"",:-"l. ,4"Si (tofruatrate), r,- _tifft, ~
j..... lAtInalJ.
Deep (the ocean), '.~!rs': Defeated, r~ m""'" rJ)f-e
,t.
6aIr tIl ...... ~. To be defeated, r~'
Deepen, •• ~ tcmwd; (to make inMum,~' ....,..
gloomy or 88d), ~ IMm. Defect (deficiency), ~ ,..;
Deeply,..~ ttl.'U" ; (with great ~~ "'4,.;
(fault), ~
atudy or sagacity), ~J~~ t.,.l, ~ ,lttIlal, *'
llIAe.
Ii idliglt4l t,Gf•• Without defect, ","""...&J '.. .
6il4
DeepDe., ~ ttMt1. Bee Depth. t.,u·
Deer, J~ l Aas4l, r!-J rI•. Defection (apoIlMy), "'oW) frlftlU,
De&ce, 9. (spoil, c1iaftgure), Y.Po C'~.~\!i\iU4rtll&lc1";(I8VOlt)
&.raJ, tfi tlGUt! ~ t flltM, C'~t"" [~.

....
~ ~; (to erue), ~ DeIeotiYe, v-iW ...., Y~

DeI......t, ~.;ii',......
DefeDoe (protection),~ \.e-lf...,.,
~\;J tNa,tJI, ~~. "'4Nlj
 DEF 440 DEF

(apology), JL t."" i (prohi- Deficiency, J"';; iwtr,

bition), ~ tJtatIti (reeiatanoe), -.b4".
.i..;)~ fIItIt,rlJtlae, ieJ\i.. ..w- Defioient, v-i\i ftdlil,.r:
idw...... Defier, ,. (contemner), ~

~ ~; (to prohibit), ~ tItattuI, ~ ft4Jjtll.

...
Defe~d••• ~\- A4t114i i (to fortifs), Deflle, •. (contaminate),
.
fIIQII/It. To defend one's-eelt, Defile, ,. (narrow puea
~~I.J..\- A4If1G' ttm fIII/IO. I4UG, Vi\:;.. 1A4ttii.
To defend a cause (legally), Defilement, i..,\i., ~
~..;.:.l4t:i~ ra/tlt 6il ,Wttae. Define, •• (circumaoribe 0
Defendant; ,. (in a law-suit Of" . limits), rr jGl4'M, "

oriminal prosecution), ~~.M ~ l:at4t. To deftne

".tliUlJttl' tall,... the boundaries, .,.i. }i
Defender, ,. (of another), ~\­ explnin a thing by ita
A4..., ~ts.... ...Mfis, r:i'~ ~J tlJala/.
Defineable, ~;cJ\~
..tId4fito ~ t:... mwftdjitl. The
detenderofthe faith, ~.,)]\~\- altalrij, .....a..,}\~\i}.
M ... culdI". - Defined (limited), "J"u:
Defended, 1;~ tMAfts, VNJF ~ maittl t ; (I
~,~mtWn', U~,- fIIlItD,tl!; (
Defensible, ~ ,.,Mot,. JlJ~ 1fIG/rlJ.tI.
DefeDBive (afFording defence), Definite (certain), ~
~ m.'. [mud4fif:.at. ~ .....w.w. B,.
Defensive, ,. k.t1.,wl\J\- MI wI a definite time, ..:::. .'ir
Defensively, "k.t\~ mudd/tlt.ea". Definiteness, ~ ,d
Defer, •. Jt.' amlull. t4U1i.
Deference (reapeot), J~\ if:!iHr, Definition, u-J
tD~
. )~, imti,al, ~1. ..tIlaAdaat; Definitive, ~ "'tl, 1
(complaiaanoe), .uk1. mwldltl/al. ~\i kelt! ~J~ ..
Defiance (to fight, etc.), ~ give a ddDitive am
y / laW lil1llwll. • J\..:.~\j':'" tJt"" i-
 DEG 441 .DEL
DemUtif'81y. ~l.bi !alt.-. Degree (quality, rank, station),
De8ectioa. See Deviation. i.::t:-).J tlartljtlt, ily.. _aM',
De8ower.,. (vnlg. ~i.i jflld i.:J) rilW. A high degree of
1itII). ~t4'J~\ tlllJllIl W4rc1t.
..:1:_:....
~••1t
iokiJ
_.~
,..,ad t~
.u...,.
IWuion, J,;;
fltl&Ql, r~j· Degree (order of lineage), ~
Derorm, fl. ~ WlIMt' ~ _ _ (plnr. yW\ tIlUd6). The

tUa 8I08Dding and deeceuding degrees

Deformed,~..i WfA, ~ ,lMI t · of kindred, V)"JJ"'"
will toti
Deformed in connteDlQllle, ~j fvri.f:: Degree
(proportion),
~\ -.1 til ..tUIStW. ~t:... flttlll4ltl&Jt. An ~tro­
DeConnedly, ~ #t.i'! Jiflllll1t.'" nomical degree, i.::t:-.).J "raja',
M.l,.~
iii ).J clablM. [ri ,_.
DeCormedu.., deformity, d
}ail, Deject, fl. (make 88d) ~;.. .....,.
k\:.:. datIfJ~a', Dejected, f'rM ...,Aflte••
Dehud, fl. ~ lMuA, j.J.i:.,1uMlM". Dejectedly, ri~ baol,-.
Defray, fl. (paT the expense), r=i.J Dejectedness, dejection (IOWDe18 of
~t io.fat al Dtwj, t:-'.J spiJ;'ita). '.J"... IQUItld, ~ 11w.fII.
uJ~l -fAt al j. Deign, fl. (oondeeoen4) Jj \:oj e..aul.
~r,-r- le .
Deism, e-J~ tM(lUJUNj.
.Defuuct (penoD decealled), r~r
...Ia•. Deist, u~ ...1fI~/•

Defy, fl. (to battle), ~,~~ Deity, I • • ~\ tIliWa, ~\ alWt.

w.J lil ",Ida.. ; (to aft'ront), Delay, u.J,; ~J, ~~
ItJtodtll, ;:t>- \j I4Dlr.
~twS..?' ifb'tI' ttllfAi. [till.
Delay, fl• ..r"-' diA4W, Jt.\ ..w.
.Des-ate, '-rut.J""'" ../* til
~ , fl. ~, iWtIltJ/; To 8Ik a delay, a..~ laW
(pow wi1c1 sa plaDta), ~jJ ....AW, Jtt=-' iltaflllttll.
,.,..",1. Delegate, fl. ~JJ....)' ..,al ti1MIl.
Degnda&iem. J..r t-· Delegate, I. ~" ",Mil (plur. ~J
DepwJe, fl. ~.J.r 1INIl:tIla. .,ciMe.
[ ..
DepwW, J.J)'- ~t·el. Delegation, L1lSJ toMdltl" ~~
 DEL DBL

Deliberate, J,\..w tMcltl'GI, J\.il

C'. Delight, •. (give pleum
Ia4lor, r'JJ tdtl74fllar. ,lttWM, .i!. ~\ llii
Deliberate (circumspect), ~ t.. Delighted, JJ.r- tll4lrir.
1,~\ Idiii atiytU, ~L.. Delighiful, delightaome,.J"
I~\ Id!lii i,,'iJdla,jJ......,.w. ~.i!1asiI, -rim C.,;a..
lJir; (alow), ~.)..J~ Nt! til Delightfully, ')J~ lJi M'!
lttwllUt. Delineate, C'. (design) ~)
Deliberately (cautioualy), J,:;IJ~ Delineated,
,
,.,.-.;-e ....
'lil
-
lJikol toiI"""tIl, 1,\,,::,>,'~ lJikol
. _fir. -
iAl.,al; (with design), ..\~
Delineation, ('"".J "lIM, k
ttHlldcJ,., ...wi ~ til,. iMli,.. Delinquency, Ua>. }Mt(J., I
Deliberation,~,)J ItId1Jlr, ~LJ
Delinquent". ~ ",.;n~ r
ItMJalntll, .wi iMl; (caution), "...,..}.
1,~\ iAlt,dl.
Delirious, l;)~~'"
Deliberative, ~ft~ t4llJlrI.
t!'fllfJl41 ,;,Wlil, 'PA
Delicacy (in eating, etc.), J,"; I14tol,
.. Delirium, l;)~» ""d,..
i.i!1aIII4I; (beauty), J4 j1lfJl4~
Deliver, t1. (give in chi
~. .; (tenderneu,lOftnetlll of
,all"",; (give), ~,
manner), U~ l4"d/1I1, u..Y
eave, Ilet at liberty ~
ltU/; (neatueu), i.)~ ww."at.
i1lall4l; (to relate), ..r.=
Delicacies, delicates (exquisite
Deli\"erance (from capti,
viands), ~W ""Ja1'"
Delicate (to the palate, etc.), ~.i! i~ Mjat, ".JJ.:;- iJ,

14111, ~ ""jh; (10ft, amiable), /tU"aj; (utterance,

~\.i teeit.... Ofadelicate temper, ..r...}J tGirf,; (givin
ligning to another, ~
~\~ Aalr"IIMC1ft·
Delicately, ~\Y~ lJiW Mtd/al. (ll1UTender), k.u,\ Ildf

Deliaiou, ~ "./11, ~.i! 141... Delivered (treed), ~;.;

Delight, cIelightfulnea, c1elicio1J8. ..
Delivered (oonsignecl
u., i.i! liuat, uY ltUJ, ~lbl rL- ".tIIIIllcuN.
r.u./1I1. Deliverer, ,. (reecuer), "
 DO 448 DEl(

)).. ._n..
BJiI, .ii:... ..... ; (a relator), Demi8e. See Deceue, death.
Democracy, •• J~ j ...Ailr.
Delivery (llImlIlder), ~ 1IJIlI.. ; Demolieb, •• Y.r'- iAM-lli, r~
(clWd-bidh), ;.)JJ tftlil4tIt. AatltHs, :i- WtI. [ fIItIiAn'i.
Delude, ,. ~ gAMA, ~Jb- \ Demolieber, •• r,J~ Add_, Y~
iJI4l ta1c&'. - Demoliebed, y,~ ....u,..u,
.Deludsd,)Jic-e tn4IIlritr. r,Jtf-e
mdtla... Tobedemoliahed,
Deluder, •• J-\I..i ,lttaMltiUA. See Y~\ iniNrai.
Deceiver, impostor• Demolition, Y~ 1Aar46. r~
.Delv.... Bee. To dig. r \
AatlBt, \~ irtltitla...
Deluge, •• l;)\;';' "ja•. Demon, I. l;)~ IltapJ. (plar.
Delage, •• uu, 16./. ~~ •.w,4ft"). .A. sylvan
Del. .. (daoeit), ~ AlltJl, J~ demon, J~ gAil.
,Wr, ~ 1:4"'. Demoniac, I. l;),.J..- ...H",.
~"'~\~~V"!.J ~ fJlt!inb.
Demad, (claim, requisition) Demonstrable, l;)~.r.!\J!\i k6il al
I.

~ Wai, "';~,J Nt• . _Ad,., J10M3\~ .......

Dead, •. ~ WtIi. ~ til Btatllfll.

Demandable. ~ \, n~~ ltJyiI Demonstrably, ..~~ sal;"....

att.W. Demonstrate, tI. ~\ tIdtw, ~..r.
DemadaDt, demaDder, I. ~ \,J wAcm.
"tl , ~Lk f4li1I; (plainti1r), Demonstmted, ~ft"• . . . .- -
~\014 ..uatl. Demonstration, ~,J tlalfl, l;)~..r.
Demauded, y}J:w ...ua6. _Ad. (plar. ~~ 6cwdlftt),
~~, "",1#. An evident demo~­
....,.
DemeDtate, •• ~ j ...
Dement, ~\.i.- Wdtwl, .u~ stration, L.....H kyyiMt (plur.
L:.J~ ~e). Evident cle-
Demerit, •• (delerve blame ... plID- o monstntioDl, ~~J~~l.:J~
iIhment), ~\;,.,\ iIItIW, ~, ~L..4'~""'"
w..w. • 4He"·
»-i, -a..; waf. Demonstrative,dem0D8tratoryH.j~
 DEN 444 DEP
hrAdlll. A. demonatrative CSll8e, Density, ..,~, illPM4rl.
~~~U;~ u1HIb adAir Deny, •. alliar, ~ p'
tUldalll. [wajlill hrMllf. Depart, fl. (go away), L~ I
Demonstratively, ~~ .. ~y. Ii Idfa",J...J'".W,Ji:.i'i~
Demonstrator". ~r mdM'I'Il. ltiIj.,.; (to apoetatize), .),
Demur, tI. yti) irld", & ,W. Department (oftlce), 4..,).:i..
Demure, y..,\~l. Idiel~. Departure, J6:=} irliAiJi
Demurenetl8, }iJ w&lar. siW.
Den, ,. (~ve of a wild beast, ) ~ Depauperate, fl. ~ faHiw.

gAdr; (a Talley), '-i"'~ Wildt; (a Depend, fl. (have a rela

woody place), ~li gltillHlt. uW UtlllW ; (to be j
Deniable, )\(j~'~ _....alt til of expectation), pI
illl:dr. To depend upon (trust i
~enial, .J\Li\ illld,., ~ MjI, itu..atl, ~\ ittaW.
~ MlJ. To give.. 1lat denial Dependance, dependant}
(to give the lie), y~ .IaulI. dence, dependency (1'1
Denied,.Jf.:- ...nku,.. one thing to another)
Denier, ,.? m"ll};". Ustallvi (pI. ...::.JUW II
Denigrate, fl. oJ;" ,tltDfDatl. .i::-o\:.... .."tIdItIlIat ; (tru
DeDiHn. Bee Citizen. ',tiUd,
'-
..,~, ir.tt..dd
'-
Denominate, tI• ...;-. '. Dependant, dependent
Denominated, ~ "..,. '. ~ " ' tIll1;},
Denomination, _, iIm, ~ Wall, .......,,; (subject), ~'
~ tIMGlI. Id"'t, ~ m""t:
~ominator, ': ....,,-- ......1. Dependant, dependent, dl
Denote, tI. fl. rkt llllat. (upon anotbe~), ~~ ,
Denoted, (',ire "...1.... Deplorable, ~ ..da
Denounoe,tI:r.="-1WNr~\adM. temptible), ('".~ ...
Denounoement, ('~, i t 14m, )\F\ Deplorableneu, ~J~
.:..w,., )~\ .,Atil,.. wa.
Denae, ~ IMI/. Deplore, fI'~~'\J 1M

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lNplon!d, ~~ .."Uti' t.tJliM. Deprecation (imvloring tilrgi \'euellS),

Depillme, fl. (pull off feathers), JUG...I ueighjdr, lU.::....\ utirfa;
Vo!)\-..Q;.; utaj arrilA. (intercession), .tz ~ Wjd:.,. at.
Depoaent, •• (WitnCl88), ~l:. diJlaid. Deprecator, •. }A:-- '1l,nt4gJ.p;.
Depopulated, ...,.,~~ ~. (11 mediator), ~ wjlr.:
Depopulation, ~~ a.rtih. Depreciate, fl. J";f-'I utarzal,.}--
Depopulator, •. Y~ .....uarNi. lusktw, ~~ \ aAlln.
Depoee, fl. (from a throne), ~ Depredate, v. ~~J.i t.tJu gkdra,
iWa t ; (from an oftlce), J r
~ gagAglusnl, ~ MAa6.
~; (to give testimony), ~ Depredation, ~ gagluJw, IJU
WW. gAllra. [aet4rlk.
Deposed, JV- matlul.
Depredator, '~ ~,;Y\t\hi "attat.
Depositary, 8. (person with whom
anything is lodged), ~.f'-9
Depress, fl. ifJ
watta'; (humble),

""alDtlif::
J"; sall,.J.> 1uJJuw, ~~, dUll.
Deposit, 8 • .LL.\ anlaMt, ~.)J 'Depressed, pi.-- Wlr, J,J~
tNIlItllt (plur. ~'.)J waddgi )· masliil,.J~ fIUI,Uur, ~l>.
t
By way of depoait, ~L.l\~~ !!&dgill, ~'i:- mtmMli.
iiM.u til amdMe. Depresai.on(abaaement), ~.)jtazlll,
Drposit, fI ~J wtJd4 t , t..JJ wtultJi:.. ~ eaoUlr, ~IJ> Wdrat.
Depoaited, e!-'r ln4IlDlll1t· Dopressor, •. J.i.. ....tl.
Deposition (evidence), b.)~ Doprivation, r'~' itlllJ.m.
•id..,.
Deprivt', fl. ~ tI
lItJUt t.uAo,
Depravation, deprat'edneaa, deprave-
meat. depravity,.)L....-j jtllU,
r~ t aNlII, r.;- _GIn.
To de-

ylii' idiUU.
pri". of an oftlce or dipity, Jr
DepraT., If. .,...,.,; jtJMtJ. [maj.tlIl. . t"""l.
Depral"ed, ~ mtlkAtal, .)"...,a... Deprivod, ~~ t eull., rJE
Depruer, 8 • .,)-A... .tlj8UI, J,S:-e fIUIArtlllJ. To be d6prived, r~'
avBil. '".ianr",;
Dt-preeate, fJ. ~ \ "Iogltfar, Depth, cJi tum". In the depth of
)~'""t"· winter, \:..:.l\k..:JJ ft "Iii"t a'/I-
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I1tu,OI' b.:J\~J It Wi Derivable,J~\J?\iWil.
.,WiI4. Derivation, t"'; ItWt, )'~
Deputation (Ticegerency), .uU'J 'lr.~\ i.Ur4j, J\i::.:.\ till
fDM4lt1t, ~~ ."clNe. Derivative, l./"'; lort" A.
Depute, .,. J,..} GrMl; (appoint), tive noun, ~r-\ ....
~ ~; (to IMlDd a depu- Derivatives, '-=-'~.,;-:... •
tation), ~JJ.a) .,.,al
tl1tIWd. rtJeit. Derivatively, 1./
Deputed, ,. ~ ~."... 6tMtI1t ItJrtl, '\ili;..:.\
J.a~ ..".Ml.
Deputy, ,. '-:-"'!li ttc2-t~,
Derive, •• ~.J.w .tJH,.
J.fJ
~ illAta _ . To cle1
.i.
"*'l (plur. lS'J tnr.WcJ), JJr vantage, ;~L.;~
~l, .Jrt. . . .ur, ~'.J.. Iclyitlat.
~.r-~~Aw. Adeputy Derived, ).>l.:. Ic2tli,.,~ l
Tested with full powers, ~, t.J:w
...talMt'Gt.' To
~ walll ..fIIla!. The deputy rived, ~, GlAW.
of a judge, ~lAl\~\j ttc2·t~ til
Deriver, ".J~ ..lIMlir.
l:4li.
Derogate, f1. (act contrary
DeraoiDate, .,. (tear up by the roots),
former law or OUlltom),
U flGUb t:l.i
WG t ·
dial, Ul ~ VuJ14j,.J.. ~
Dereliction (abandoning), d~
(to disparage),.,;.:. ~
t.ra1,./ 1uJ.Jiw.
Derogation (breaking Of"
Deride, f1.~ lmJNJIiNw, ."fjf=-o\
~'.
J \
void a law), ~ iiIl
paraging), u\i.S-\....\ id
Derided, ~ fItIM1ltt1J:M. To be
derided, ~.Jl.:. Ii,. _iNwG. Derogative, derogatory, j -
lM.yw, Ul~ ..u.U4l1
Derider, •• d.-\..; tldlU,~
'-t1JP- m...taAal.
1fttI&...,1Mr, Dervis, ,. (eastern monk)
Derision, ;~ _Vuwtlt, ~\ HrtDflA.
,"'Mea, ~ ~. ~d, .,. JJ tItIUl. T
Derisive, deriaory, ~~ ,Ay ~eI08Dd, J) MI&IUJl, &.l
"'....1. - Deecendant, deecendaDtB,

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_(plur. JWI Mldl),

. . . (plur. ,-=-,W\ auIb).
D.endmt, deecendiDg,
~

JjUftfIsil;
(pmceeding from), .lol\'" law.
I.
Deeert (wild, IOlitarJ), y~
!.Wa6, ~\&.. Half. )".-;J.
lMe"ur. [Nlt1oIti.
Desert (merit), J..:i JtMll, J\iA.\
»-mdibte. ~'Ju-:J\~-­ Desert, •. (abandon),.J"Ib . .,
.. til . .til u.,Tti. ~~ ttInIk. To dell8d oae'•
n.c.t, deeeuaion, J~ ...al. country, b')~~ ,...,... .

Alcent and deeoent of kindJ'ed, To desert the world ~ to

t'}JJJ""\ tril ttNlfr'lt; (line- solitude), ~.).\,~ _ _ ...
ase), J..' GIl, J..J fItJIl, ~ tltI..,iI. To desert one another,
1llIIIi, ~ jiu. The stope '.,~ 41 tddjlW8. [ fIIGk11i.
ot de&C8llt (in couaaugoinity), Deserted, J# mtsAj11r, ~;:.-.
J~'~~;J dilnrjiil ......111. Deserter, I. rJ~ flltJhtlll, y)~
To make a hostile descent, ltiJrilI. [~ lari.
l)liJi f:.'I- gltiJr•• Deeertion,/ Aqjr, ~~ AijriI..,
Deecribe, •• -&'J fDtllGj. Deserve, •• (good ill), ~\
Of"

Deaibed. ~~",. fIIIIIIIlfjJ. ;,1aAtJI, ~.r-'\ ;,tMojts6,

Delcriber. I. r-~ rdIM. ~~ ~\::..." ;'tiIluU. To deserve re-
flJUij. ward,~,,-1\~,:-e~
DeeeriptioD. ~~ 1NIr-, ~ III t"tDGtl. To deserve honour Of"

1iIftIl, -.QI~ 1at"'J. ~J t/}uf· respect, ~~.,;.J\~~ flJiljih

Deecription of a couutzy, ~ """til,.,. To dsBerve death,
~, Idltm IIllJildd. J=.i!'~\ i#tJW lIl.tl.
De.cry. •• ~ iGlltqfj (to au- Deserved, ~ ~.
1lOUDCle).;>-
Da6lJtsr. Deeerved1y, ~J'.! 1JMol W.
Dt.rt, I. ~~ HrrtgGt, ~ !HuT, Deserve, I. ~b.-....eaMl.
.;:; -Jr. The c1e&ert of the Deaign, I. (intention), ..wi l:GId,
c:hildzeD of Isreel, ~~,~~ ~ fll,GI,r..r taut, .wi.eflllliMtl.
t.,J. MIl .T.dll. The wild beasts With design, .wi.J~ biUItud,
oftbe deeert,~'v.,.J-aM '\.Mod "ttlflf........ Without
III Nrn,tJI. design, ol~~~ min gAqr
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~d. According to tbe design, desire (or request), --.l.bI' ~

,.~\~ Aaea~ al mard... A AaIa~ til taW.
design (ot an artist), _) ,.a... Desirable, Y~;4 flUU"gAi6.
\
Design, ~. (purpose), ~ ktuad; Desire (wish for), ~, ilJ

(to plot), Jb-\ ilatdl; (to de- Jb..:.1 Ulattli, ~) ngAih

lineate), ~.J ,.lIIam. flldl; (to request), -...lJ"
. Deeignable, ~.I- ya,.tlllim, ~\i ~ tamcJttflll', ~ Ud
~)\ ltJ~il MTam.
Detrlred (..ked for), y,uz..'"
(wished for), Y';.r- ma
Designation (marking out), i}':'\
~ fllUllata.\a' •
.,!kJrat, i.~ ttUdfMt, ~) rlllm.
Desirer, I. ~\l" Idlc1.
Designed (proposed) .3~ mah11d;
J\::..:....
(delineated), ,.,...r marlilm. Desirous,
rdgMi. Desirous of 'War,
m",Al41,

Designedly, ..~ ~i ",din,"\~ y)..\ rdglaiIJ til Aa,.6. ]J

iMtl4",..; ~ ~ it iA:1atiydrin.
of peace, r'~~
Designer, I. ~~."dlim; (a plotter), a""'la. To be deeiroUl,
jL. flfdN,;'L. malid,., J~ tlllAaWWai, Jb..:.' .,ltdi,
....AId1. Desist, ~ torai, cro.j~
Designing, adj. J ~ mNlatal. taft, ti fa,.agla.
Desire (palllion, 'Wish),.>\> lAdt;", Desolate (laid waste ),y~
. V"y" .\aWl, J":' ,luJwi, 4i:) YJ~ ma.una. [
NJgAlJat; (request), ~ Wa~, Desolate, t.'. y.?- ilf",.a6,

Jt;.. "'-ill. A humble desire, Desolately:~ ~ kMrdha".

~ tama"'f, ~ ttMlarnI t . Desolater, I. y.r .....ur
A longing desire to see any per- Desolation, y~ kMrei~.
IOD or thing, Jt a,\
o
-.,lata1ilk. Despair, ~)'~ oWl
To excite deaire, ~) ,.agltgW, V".~ ,alii.
~ ,AaWtNi. To have a strong Despair,~. ~)\~ ialII

desire, J\:..:.\ .,1attJi. Agreeable D~pairer,I. ~)'::kUi4t4

to desire (or wish), r!.rJ'~ Despairingly, ~)..r-i~ tI
lwaJ till ma,.dm. According to ,.ajd.
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Desperate (bopelees),v-~L. 1Itdp.; despotillm, b1.-J ltHtIlllll, Jli,;.,,\
(inoetrievabJe), '.,~,~~ ttulla titiJ:ldl.
MlMD4 (rub)'.JJFA ....wu.tDtDW. Dessert, I. Oast COUl'lle), Jij ••kI.
Desperately (furiously), \~ Destinat.!on (appointment), ~
~; (in a great de- niyGt, "!J..
murad, .wi hIItl,
gree), ~~ In gltiJ,tJt. ~~ gAartM1; (appointed place),
Deperatenestl,.J* uAafDlDW'. . ~~ mGrjrlt:').. rui4rr.
Desperation. See Despair. Destine, fl. ~ t""M, ~
Despicable, despiaabJe, ~..; salfl, iluu,tII.
~.J /rllll,.r:i- Wir. - .-
Destined, .J~ mdtwrlW, .J.u....
Despicableneaa, i}_i.- 1Itddrrlt, 'muJ:atlNr, ~ ... ""ter,,-,
i'\j.J UMat; despicably, ~ ~ mutrlta"M.
~\b.. lnJ:oI Addral. [ti~. Destiny, ~ 1ItIII6, ~ 1HII:AI,
Despiae, ~. ~ kUr,~, .t........; itimGI.
»espiaed, .)~ maAiflr,;:-i- Destitute (in want of), ~~
kiw, ~~ fIttIltiJn. [mu"ln. iltdyi!J, ¥/flild, ""u.. mGft9.4;
DespiJer, I. P ..tIIl.h'r, ~ (abandoned, ~.J-=-'"
left),
Despite, despitefulnea (spite, ma- matrai, J,~ ffI4Ii1sfll. Des-
lice), iJ'~ ttltltJUHJt, ~ Mitl, titute of 8uength,)':- L: ttJjia.
~ '-gU. Destroy,.,. ~/(ltIil, Y;>- ~,
Delpite, •..16; jll• . ~ talal; (to lay waate), y;>-
Delpiteful, ,,~ WU. iAtWrfI6. To destroy buildings,
DespiteCully, ~\(j fIdd,.e. r-~ AtMla... To destroy (kill),
De.poiJ. fl. ~ laW, ~~ J:.i ialal.
t.GlN1 ,aglwtd. Destroyed, r-J~ mGtdam , y!r"--
De.poud8Dcy, r& 1M ... iAcrd6, y~ ~, "J~
Despot, I. (tyrant), r-l~ 1Id_, mcr/uliim.
..r.~ jd"", ..I- 6:- ja,w. _ Destroyer. I. y ~ muiArw, ~,,~
».potio, ~ .....t4iill, l:J....::.... Addi"., ~ mullid.
...iMtIUI1. Deapotie power, Destruction, ~~ ta,u,,16. .
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Destnctive, ~ -fWl , ;4-e Det.erminately, ~~ iii'o

...-.,., ~ fIttIAlik. ...,"l.fl- j4r.m4rt•
Destructive1y/~ ...AliM". Determination (int.ention), ~
Desultory, ~iUl!l-\M flttlgMytr ~, tc-, ;.,)I} We rr
lIlid"a", ;~Ul'~~ iltiliJf al (reeolution), Jl.i...::....\ iI't
idtUlat.
Detach, II. J} /Mal.
(decUion), j~ rr
A f-
(limitation), ~~ taAtlld.
Detachment, ,. (. body of troops), Determine, II. (fix limitl),
~,; fattJj, ~.; fi'rilll, d~ hlaJ:. Atultltul; (to oonclude fin:
Detail, •. (minute aooouut), ~ r=>
~; (to decide),
ttrftIl. In detail, ~,~ WIM; (to adjuat), ~ '"
taltl ""'JIll, ..~ "'ftllart• To (to reaolve), t dU... rr
detail, ~ fau4l, 'Cro
,AMM. Detest, II. ~ 6agNld, .;..
Detain, II. (withhold), UiJ ' _Jul- ilWrM.
To detain in custody, vo:- AtI&u. Detestable",,;.. -n1A, ":oj j
Detained, ~ mllAtaiil. De- Detestably, ,~~ hi ilti}r4j
tained in priaoD, V'~ lII4tUi1I. Detestation, ,~, iltUriA, ~
Detect, II ~ Io6Aa/, ~\ ...... hw4M,at, i.Jb\j hw4Mt.
Detec~ ~". t ( • fAIIlWaaJ, Detester, ,. '.J.=.- •
.,taJ:,.il
pt" (.. ...J:MAij. [idlAiJ.
!

Detecter, ,. ~1.:.5' TuuMJ, -...u.l!

Dethrone, II. J eatU, ~ Ii r
Detection, .\F\ UA/i.,., ~ MlAJ,
Dethroned, JJ..i- tIUItsil, t
~I'-F'j~ ..",wilt
~\.:.(jf ~I­
.wrtf al mtUi.
Dctenti~,~,,:s taf/)}JJ,.r-- Aaw.
Detract,'t'. ~ taAMI.
Deter, II. -.f"J='- ilIMvwaJ, ~J
tca~
Detracter, ,. ~\J 141M.
Dotcrurlnable, J,..dll~ ..-It.,.
Detraction, .iJ1~~,....,64
ill/lUI, ~~'J.!\i UiilIJUMlfd. Detriment, ~ ....., ~\.
Determinate, determined (limitm), i1lta4rat.
.,)J~ fIt41tdad; (established), Detrimental,.rU 1IIvd•.,.,.•
J)'" mUolMrClr, '-:J~ ....ib ; Devastation, ~~ ta.Urd.
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Dmst (divest), 1'. f'

,WId. (to God), JJ~ ......,.; 'a60.
Deriate, •• (stray from the right tionate), ~ ~,
J'OId), J..; cW; (to err, sin), ~~ flIIIiAriI. (iI:ltt.....
Ja&-IMAta'. To deviate from" Devotedly, ~I Q • ":"'I~ JtIoI
a PlDpOIIe), o)~ lt4tI, ,tJ iliA. Devotee, ,. (cfevoQt ~.. ""'~
Del'iation, wandering, JLi iM41. IiJAiIl, ~~ t 41Htl ; (wpaaQWaa
Dmce (contrivance),.r.:!,j,j Iad1JIr. penon), UN,-,- ~,
A. derioe (on a shield, etc.},.t.~ Jk~~~I~l. IdW ,....
~ Hlil.
Devil, l.:'~ ,MpJa(plur.~~ Devotion (piety), io)~ t~;
"'cll'.); a wicked man or (submissive obedience, attach·
YOIIIaD,~;:. ....r (pIur. J~I ment), ~~ 1:MIriIiy1l#,
......,,.). o)~I • ..,441, ~o)~ t~lI#.
Deriliah, ~~ ,.w,tcJ.';
(hor- Devour, 1'. ~ WIt> ~'ilWGt·
rib1e), u? .U1IIwJtDiJ, I~ Devoured, ~ _l&~
tNoIriA. Devourer, ,. ~ m"Wi~
Dmliahly, C1~~~. Devout, ~~ 1iJ1titI, V.r- .....
Derioua, J\..; cI4l. [ ..IatN~ tDtWri~
DeviIe, tr. ~I t'.WarIiU t.~1 Devoutly, io)~J4 iiW t....,.
Deria (last will), ,. ~.J tD"'lI#. '-J,RJ~ JiW " . . .
Dmaed,;~ "IIIfWlHw... Dew, '-J~ fttI4q.'.
Dm.er, ,. ~,.. .flji4, tF Dew, fl. (moisteD. with dew. etlo.),
.....w.;~ A. devi.-r by lut '-JrJJJl. .... twM.
ril, ..",.r
DeYoid, J'o.
.tIII7CINI.
UcJlI, r!~ t....
Dexter, ~,...... See Bight.
Dexterity, ~ ~, ~\i 14-
DmJir. See CiYUity, oomplimaDt, ""'at. [6ucIrrIf.
chdy. Dext.oua, ~~~\.- IdAi6
DeYolve, tI. t:iJ . .~ Da.teroaaly, ~~ ht'W.--t&
DeYote, fl. J')'; MICIt'. Diabetes, t~l~ ....,
DeYoW (appropriated), ~ til -.ua.u..
~CIJJtI.; (..wicted)~L.IItd,il; Diabolical. Bee Devilish.

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Dictionary, ,. ~\",:-,~
Obliquel . Di ,'171t. o~ d." Ji t.mIIl•
inl, ,. ~ •• 'Utat ,NJI "A. Didactic, r--
m"i..tJlli- .. '
The pin or lyle of a dial, ~~ lIJuU1atltlill, ~ tIIthml
.u.U\ tltkrn,!J (lI "tall. Die, II. ..:.:l.' mdt, ~i t4
Din! ct ..:.ILl l' uK. To die a martyr, ~",:,i
i 1 ncnl, "tanla~i. Di· ,luJAti. To die suddenly,
I tic, • ~ \ t,111l al manti!.:. ~~ mat t.aW gM)
o L gic. perish), ~ laiIV; (to
Di logue, ';j .i... iIIuzakarot, • \!.... Q8 a vegetable), ~" tlillil
mukiilamat, b)) muMworat. Dio, tl. (tinge), ~ ItIbaglt.
ee n crsaUon. Die'l,;),l14""" A die (cube:
Di meter • katr. "t..b (plur. ",:-,W' l-it 46).
Diamond, ,. 1,.,'" \ almu•. Dier, ,. t.~ IfJ1JhdgA.
inphnnoul (tmn pllICll t), iet (food), r\,J, tatilm , '"
.ltnffaf. (an nllowance of food
Di phr gm midriff, rules of medicine or mod
hi.ja.!J al kalb. y.rJ\J",~~IJ\~' it
Diarrh (I, ~\ i"'a.l ~\ Itkl UJUIluAirh. A diet OJ
inlihdl. assembly of nobleft, ~
Dim:', •. Uj)) nnluimnh. majmat .mara.
i e nrne a) AI \ iet, tl, (to eat llparingll
ail,1wla. rule), yrJ~~4J~
ni till' (pr
tl. ri ), b
I
hokam. btl d:l tIIlJIlJ,Airb.
~. nlnor. Differ, 1'. (to be distingaiah
J

ni til 1', I. ~~ 1I0'tal'''i,.f' J) far"; (to be at ,

alii,.. Tb di lat s of til h llTt, ~ \ il&AtalGf.
'J'. "'''Omi,. alira/h. Difference (diltinction), I

Diet il'lO , • ~ knlimal (plur. '-..:..: wI:.>.\ iJ:lft'1i1f,) ~,

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J\i.:. Mildi. To make 11 dif- ~,-- 'IItf11HJt; (opposition),
ference (distinguish), J} fM'Gi, ~~\ ittirU. .LiJ\.S--e ".tI-
;.. ..".. To oauee a dif- lMla/Qt.
ference (excite a qua~I) • ...s-J Diftldence. ~iJ ttJlDlIoUu"., ~
J\i.:.!\ r. . .• tII/ullil«lk. - ,Avh1ule, i.J,~ hurfI.tlat, rJ.s:.
Dilfaoeut (distinct). ~ mu.U- .,~~I talam ul ittikiltl.
1tIli/. Of different qualities.
Diffident, ~;:- mutalDaMim; (un-
~t-,l" 9 \ -..... ".lIiIfIfIlij
certain), r}-;:r. 9M1" matJa•.
aMwif. Dift'erent sorts, rL....:i\
To be diftldent, ~; tatDaAMB.
u.a.., t,-.i\ ..lDat. In dif·
Difildently, 4+. :.~ 1Jil:ol ,Au6Aat.
fereat maJlJ1en, ~,t;~
Ji tnIIIdt:ill fIJfIi1talijQt.
Di1fuae, f).,r..;
ftQIAM-, tU\ alAllt'.

Di6erently,'li.) j .._, t~&..iLs::

To diffuse od01U'll, eli /4A, t
Mjd. To diffuse science, t U \
Ji 1:iilIi./ tltZlDt.
r}-l\ alAd t al twa"..
Diftlcult (not easy). ~ "'t",
~ tGlf,.. Conditions diftlcult
Di1fuae, di1fnaed, di1Fnaive, ..;~
to be obeerved, ~ b )\~~Y. ntJIMi, .r-:-:- mll"''',)':':-
...., . ttlllnlt ",.,.tttJ,at. A. moultar, ~U ,Adgit, ~u..
diftleult pus (through a country), mtlj'dtl. ,v.lJjtJlli. Tobe diffiJaed,
~, .iltalM,..
.....J;J~j.&-4 fllilAall ttll'" til
...,..,.. A distemper difilcult to be Dift'aaedly. dift'uaely, difFusively,

Cll~~"';..,. "..",ad ti"',. "'~J#e.ro~ lHA:oI ,AM-mll

cl t il4j. A diftlcul t affair, .r'"\ lOat.jlll, ..~ mtljtJlltllaft.
~ "..,. 'AU'UtIl. Difficulties, Di1fuaedne&8, di1I'uaioD, dift'naivenea,
c.:.J~ .....Uildt. A. request J\.t:.i\ intida,., ku1 ;,Me'"
ditleuU to be obtained, J,.....
Dift'ullivenet!8 of speech, ~
J.,-'~.i..:.... tajlfl. Dift'ullion of odo1U'll, t
DiJlcaltly, ~,-~ "101 '"tubat, uf1a.
w~ 6i .uW,'l.It.j hwMlM, Dig, .,. ..» ltG/lit'.
,'.J.j; rU ' "r.... Digest, f). (in> the stomach), ~
 DIG 454 DIL
WtltM; (to reduce to order), ~ \~ ItI4tJnU. High in ~
r:u ....., ~ ~ rtJUa". .J~\~JiJfl .z Wr.
Digested (.. meat, etc.), ~ Digreee, P. tr!C),....a..J\~
".ulttItli_, r~ .....w.; (ar- ~~\ IM-Ifj t-.z tIN
raged), ~ ~ ~, rya:-
iiUlOt til 'tUrdtl. Bee hpi
.....A... wander, deviate. A. digre
Digester, I. ~ ; (ar-
~~'·thtU.
ranger), ~\i 114_. Dike. Bee:Bank, mow, ditl
Digestible, r ,;
f • Z ,~... ; Dilate. Bee Extend, spread
(capable of being arranged), ~\; telate dift'uIely, widen, groW'
rUi::.i" klJil .z illliatJm.
DiJatorineu, ~'" IIIfI1cIII'.
Digestion (of food), ~ We. Dilatory, ~~,~ iCIer .z_
Medicine, or anythiDg uaiating Dilemma, I. ~ ltf,.tJI, k.~ k
digestion, r~ 1MMll4•• J(.:... ....Uil. Bee Pelfll
Digestive, the digeetive power, Diligence, J:,l:.; IItIdcJI, r
~\f'i"al\ til iafDtJI.z Mdi...,. i!leim4m, k.. r ItWt"', ,iJ.,) ci
Dight, ~)
P. un". Bee To ~ jalttl, ~"t',~ ..
deck, drees, adorn. Diligent, . ..tdanad, '-.
..u.a...
DigIWled, a-i..r-.....wm.f,~.r­ ~J~ IdA.l jad tl7a
,Aarff, .J~~"; ." .z l:Mlr. To be ~L, Idt', ,.)J9-•• -...L
dignified, a-i? lMNwraj. To be diligent, ~ iJ W.

Dignify, P. rj' caiN•• r} ldstM, ~~ j4o".

Dignitary, I. ;~J~l- IcIMi gently, ~J~~ iiio
"*,,ae. fDtJ JiWl.

.i:J.r ~ C)l:. 1M., Dilucidate, ~ NnU,

Dipity,
.J~ W-, ~~ ~, ~....a:... 'MrM, ~J fDaMd• -
P.

...,d, a-i..,:. "",",f, d-p Dilute, P. UA>. J:1w,.faj. To ~

w-a.,." ~.J'" tlIwtljtJI, LJ;... wiDe with water, ~\.,y~ I
......lae. The royal dignity, mtI&I1:1•. . . . ." U1tU _ •
~..u...t. Supreme dignity, Diluter, 10 ~~ 1IW'lIiAf.

Digitized by Coogle
 DIN DIR
Dilaflfld, 'fJjl ""Slli· Diluted. Dint (impreeaiou), .J~' tu4r; (00Il-

....
wine, \.t.,.~..rJ-

Dilation, ~~ W.
• 'J..t6. HcMw ....afIJ tuaion), "",".J'l ian; (blow),
~ tlarlHlt; (foroe, power),
.JJj .."., iF ~
DiluTiaD, ~\i~ _./a,lI. Dip, ~ gMt., b- ....,1.

--.
Dim (obIcure).

DimeDaiOD.
".,•.t
~
r-- ~iM, ~ Diploma, ~ 1tIfItI4.

).»- ..dtldr, k...J

, i...\-. malaAat.-
Direct,
Dire, u~
4./,"-
..tI1:1taflJtllij.
Itttll, ~ ~­
if. ; (not ambiguous), C~
Diminish. fl. (make leu), Jl.; WW, ttliUIiA.
~ ,.,1Iglfar. ~ ...a..
i (to Direo"
fl. (inafzuot) ,-,:-,:;'lIlcW; (to
pY - ) , Ji W, J:U.Jl. 14,- poiDtouttheway), J.> cWl, y'»'
ialIl. Itatlti, ~) ar,W; (to pa.
Dimiuiahed,~\j~. Diminished
in price or value, b:si... ....,.
ecribe),.;4\ , W-; f-
(to adj_), ~ ......
Diminution, ~ fttIU, ~\.d-;
Direaiied Oed), J~ ~
..".., ~ WlIl.
y~ .....w.II i (NgUJaW),
Diminutive, ~ mfWIgltg.,
~.;4 ....."..
jli.. ..JtllLI1. A diminutivo
Direction, .>L:.} irMcJ4; (pnaept),
D01ID,~1r"'" ... cd talgA'r.
~ f"tJM; (ooDlDWld), r\ ...,
Diminutively, ~~ lKltailll.
Diminutiveness, ,;.. "'!1M.
f- --; (path), t3!.> ~!
Dimuees, ~ ultut. Dimneea of
(aim), .wi 1:tatJ, r..r t - ' ~.r
g.tId. A ctiJection-word UDder
light, ..ra:J'~ s.z.at .z lHIMr.
the last line of • pl88, and re-
DiD, ~~ .Aa_ttI, I.l)J tDGltocIU.
peated at the top of the toIlowIng
Dine, y~ IilglttMlda'.
DiJt«. See Dub, bluster, huff. page, catch word,~!J r4ii1.

~1OOIIl, r\.bl'~ ..wll

Director, ,. (guide), 4IdIal; Ji'.>
~~. (iDBtractor), ~..,......TtM,~
Diuer, rl.l:. ut4. , \~ gW4. .1IIAIr.
Diuer-time, '~'~JJ
cllMtM.
....,
Directly (in a ahaight line), ~
~ hi Me" ......... ; (im·
 DIS 456 DIS
mediately), JLs\j fl'l hdl; DiIBfI'eotion, ~~\ 'l"44,.
(withoutambiguity),4-':'.:1''''~ "§W, 44~ hg1ulG4
..... tlall IlUUt. Aversion.
Direful. See Dire.-Diren8llll. See Disagree, (to be at va
cP.

HOlTOf. ..~~\,aJt>iAeJr./i
Dirk".~ lWJ.ttio.r. SeeDagger. . _ IUll-' \~jL:...J til
Dirt, (', lNlaiA, .i34j sU4U1t. \,al~ tUItiJl4ft..
Dirtineu, (', t/IG1cdA, L-t4' Disagreeable, J.r.-i-~
Mjlhal. ....ut1l, .~;... ~ "-
Dirty, ('J.. t/IlUiU, ~ Mjil. glt4yr IIHWtlf; (contrary),
Dirty, cP. ('J tHII4ID, ~ ujjGl. mwlAalif, vii\:.... ma41t
Dis, 88 a privative, is expreued in mfllM.,ir.
compoeition by~ 11. glta""4:J'~ Disagreeablenetl8 (unpl8IUIII
hi tla., l la, L. ..a, ('~ t ...., J",.aJ'r,).: tada.. al M
and ~,).: ~.., 88:- 8uitableness) .i.iW('.)"
DiJability, ~LLU\(',).: t.... ltIycJUl.
III _/4,-,. Disagreement, J} /twi,
Disable, Ui..; Mttilf.
cP. iWil4j, ~j\:.... M4f1c114t
Diaabu.ee, cP. ~\~~ 1fIIWs' Diaallow, C'. uW, P P
..til til gltalat. "'.J rail. [gAc
Disaocustom, cP. Bee Diau.ee. Diaallowable, p,,"r, A
DisadvantagEo, disadvant8geoumes8, Diaallowanoe,}(j' tU4r,
.J~ 14rtW. tMllt·

Disadvantageous, i~\a1\~,).: ~m Disannul, cP. See Annul,

al/4,idIIt,;.a.. .. wi......
Disappear, fl. yli ,1IiJIJ,
Disadvant8geoully, ~ ..I.::J;J! hi itltM1I4l, J~ adl. I
tlltfj1t... mwl""'. [dislike. Disappoint, C'. J..r"'- iMul
DiaaB'eot, C'. See Diecontent; to Disappointed, ~~
Diaaft'ected,~ fIHIlaIIaJlr, .~~ r'.r~, JJ~
""'trW. See Averse, discontented, Disappointed (to be), y\:
dialoJ&!. Disappointment, ~ iA.

oJ 1~ Coogle
 DIS 457 • DIS

J}jgpprobetion, J~i1'~~ l.um Disbunement, ~~ ld4rj, ""';.r'

" Wil, } \(j' iII1:cIr. ,arf, ....J,~. 'MB'il.I.
Disapprove, •• p' •• r, ~.i 111m. Disc\)m, II.' (see),)4i MIIIr; (to

Diem, t. C1...l\~ 111m aalildA. distinguish),';" ",."••, J.ri'

Diarray, tI. See Disband, strip. .fr... To dillCC1'!l tho true from
Diluter, ,. ~ ..tutblll, ~,.,) the false, J-l=.~'~~'J)
ldliyal, ~ kid. jlWM til W .i"
al batil.
Di.strous, U"'~ fIWIlGl. Discerned')fd:- ",.*ar.
Di.strotuly. ,,~J{-! 6iiol Discomer, I. (observer), )/u fUJli,;
. . . .11. [~~ iaAal. (a distinguisher),..iH "'U1lltJYYi1•
Disavow, tI. p' mUar, .p .... Discernible, ~ ,unmr, )f4:-
Diavowal, J\(;\ _Mar, ~ M/f, IIt4lUilr. [_yis.
~ jI/t4. ~ 1allJ. Discemibleneu,,rlia-j lI4IItJt".ft'U
Disband, II. ~ /fMTM, tJIld, Discernibly, fl-tJ~ biiol ""'';1.
J1.k'
. - ~ IkUtil. To disband an Discerning, fIli. Ji~ t4iil, ~ l.
army, ,;.-.J'~:":' 'Mettle al ~ I4MI tail, fl-tJ~L..
~. ,4M}""",il. [t.akl fIIaj. .4ItIl.
Dishrmded. ~ ~ ",...AMttIl. Diaeemingly, i..I)J~~ 1Jtiol

.,...
DiabeJieI,

DisbelieYe, ••
0;) ~1\ roJ.&. t-"
~n.. tII4 _..an,
til Diaoernment,p...:J tII",gil, ~ tail,
L~ jarillae.
Di8Ch~e. tI. (diamias, releue),
~n .. .ad itttIiMI,.}S _far, J1.k'tIlW; (topertorm,ex8Cute),
pt .... Ji tamM, J,..!I aJ:mal. To dis·
Dist.e1iner, •. J.:- ..tm1ir, }ts' oharge (Of" pay) a debt, ~ JJ \jJ
up, ~r;= ,1UJYir mui". fllflla' tUldayifl. To discharge a
DiIbardon, •• (euo of a load), soldier, "'}-!\~, tIlW til
~" ; i e. 1:Jus.f-1 al 1uJml; ttUiarl. To diecharge from an
(to duow off a barden),J.e.&" Jj oftloe, Jr tcrul. To diaoharge
. - l d 1M.,]. Of" acquit of a crime,'p gMlar.
~
......,. •• t:...P- llfIIrai, ~.J"" To di.eoharge ftre.arms,
tltlai. To diecharge one'. duty•
vJ.k1
 DIS 460 DIS

Dilcredited, )~'LJL. fII4 Wto Discl188Od, ,JJ~ . .fit...

i~tiIJ4r, "l.::..::.\~L. fII4 ttUlM DisculI88r, ,. va;.c.. fHI,
i t tim4d. ~ ",uftJUiI/a.
Discreet (prudent), ~~~\.. DiaoQllion, ~ t4.UIl,
taAiIJ ttuUb-; (modeat), --:--- \.. t4ftfd, va~ t4flllJaul, I

y"\ ,4Ai1J 1Idah. iftilaiJl, ~ls.~\ .ltilaiu, I

Discreetly, ~,J-U~ lJil:ol iMti1ulll.

tMl "'II lHutrllt. Disdain, .tiu\ iAdnat.

Discreetneea, ~ hlJlfr.t, ~ Disdain, «I• .J.- A..hJr, ..:)~1
ttJil, .Lhi jUJtat. Disdained, ~l;- 1IUlAci,.
Diacl'l'pance, - i b I iJ:Atildf, J} ..1IAtMor. [ """
far}, ~J'W Icf4t11t1t. Disdainful,#- ",utall..
DiIorepant, ~ ~ ",tll.:AiJ.Iij, Di~nfully, ) ij - ... IJs
.r..~ mugA4y."r, vdi~ ...fJdkitl. iAti}d,.. See Contcmptnc
DiIorete. See Distinot, disjointed, Disdainfulness. See Diadai
disjunctive. Disease, ~~ "'tIratl (plur.
DilcretioD (prudence), )~, tI_r4tl). A diaeue inhE
iati,4a, ~ _,is, ~ the constitution, ~
1HJIfrat, l:,~\ iltiy4t, ~~\ ",wad jilJillf (plur. ~
iJltii4A; (liberty of acting at IImr4tl jilJillt"yIlt). A 00

pleaaute),.J~' UAtif4,., k... ~ \ disease, il-S'\ akiW.

.1HJlaat, it,,) iratldt. [Nul4tJtl. demleal diaeue, ~J&u,
Discretionary,".is~ glul,ir "',,- Pestilential dieeases, ~.\:
Discriminate, «I. f:-'e mtlfy., J} tlfJW4tl "'II he'iytJt. Ph
ItlrU. diseases, 4t~ 1 : ~ ~'
Diaoriminated, JJ";" tn4lrai. 6al· g_i,iIt. Vanous
DiaarimiDaQoD, ) ~\ ._,.,••, ~~~ICUMdfl_
~ taty"" J.J 1.,.1. The oriaiI of a diIeaae
DUcriminative, J} f","f. 1JW4tt. To feign a
Diecuu,tI. \}J',)J ~fi, ~jl~ ~}..:J tCUH4rt.Ul. vd!...r-
ta4J:ori lllm411ltill«Ao mtlrU.
 DIS 461 DIS

DiIeued, v4!.r marfd. tlaMyat. Disgrace (removal from

Disembark, fl. (to come to land), place or favour), J..r tad,
.r.U JJ MUl lilitWr. Disgrace, fl. ~ MW, J.&.~
Diaem.broil, tI. See To disengage. gharlilJ tala', ~ jadai, UU-.\
DiIengage, tI. (separate), J..} jard j ~ ~ allcatalw min JlaSaM,
(to liberate), ~ WuJllA j (to
J(WIJ>-
. ~ hatak; (to put out of
extricate), hal 411 office or favour), Jr tar.al.
....ual.
Disgraced, Y~ mankuh, hiL...
Disengaged, ~ ,..taHalll, ~\~ ,ilkit min annaZM',
f}i jangA. . t.~ munjarliA; (turned out of
DisengagedDetl8, disengagement, favour or office), JJr matsui,
VJ}>- /Mula,. J~ munt!'sil.
Disentangle, disenthral, tI. d-i Disgraceful, yr.:- matgu".
/aI, J- hal. Disguise, 0. ~ \ aUfa;.
Disesteem. See Disreg'lrd, dis·
Disguise, ~J'" ,urat, u:;..\ ikAjii..
respect. [nance.
DW'avour. tI. See To Discounte Disguised, ~ fIItItflJalkltW,
7
Didgure, tI. See To deform, de- J ~ mtllJatldal.
lace, disguise, destroy, mangle.- Disgust, ~!J lcariJiiyat, ,; karaA,'
Diafiguration, disfigurement. See iltiMaA. ,,!}:-t,[lcarraf.
Defacement, deformity. Disgust, P. ~); Mffar min, a-i)
Diafranchisement, J"uJ~l,:)~ Disgusted, ~U..i karjan•
.-.all bil Add. Disgustful, disgusting, ~<. '" ..
Disfurniah, tI. See To unfnrnish,
mUltab-aA, 8. ,(,. makraA, 6J S J~ _~

deprive, strip.
lear'A, rjw. mukarrill. [IUAiln).
Disgamish, tI. (strip of ornaments),
Dish, ,. ~ ,ain (plur, l,:)~
~~~.,;Jlr\; idrn al jM',A
vtd .-.d. Dishonest (fraudulent), ~~
DUprge, tI. ~\ "la/ragA. rnulil t i1J.1'f" J\:..s:-<e mulatal, ,)'t!..
D:i8pace (disgracefulness), ~ b4l4 . .kidr. [gaMt.
~
.- • ....,6at, ~
. . what, ~\..,
.. Dishonestly, ,ij~~ hilwl kM·
31
 DL 462 DIS
i hone ty ~ltiy(jnat,;.,. Disjunction, J~\ jfttrii.i, t
uwkr. NitiJ t ·
Dishonor, w"pl .>..:: ttJdam .,A- Disjunctive, J';'" muftWf"i1·
,Mra/. ~ tt1!lb. Disjunctively, ,,~,}:J4 biU.jr
Di honor, (d' aoo), ~ Disk or diso (face of the IUD, [
jadah i (to violate cbaetity), other planet), rr:- j"'.
~ ~ hata" alt'wtl. . Diskindness. See UukW
Dishonorable, Y~ matPb. Injury.
Di honored, ~ mlmjad'A. Dislike, '.J _flA, ~~\ iltil
Disinclination ( ant of aft'ection), Dislike, P. ~}::...\ "ultrd.
\ .1r. tadam al muJ&dbat; Dislocate, P. ~ fai, ~fi
(di like, ~~\ ;,liltraA. See ~ iAa'-t: [u
light. Dislocated, ~ fIlU!lIi, t
Di inolined(tobe) . tobeaverseto), Dislocation, t.Li.i-\ i.u.ild t ·
. ~ flOjar mill, ~\ iltal&raA. Dislodge, II. (expel), t;:.r"-\ G
Di ing nuity, disingeDuoU8Deas,~~ oJ). IMad.
u"k \ ladom al f'klIl4" JL.L.; Dialor-}, ~ 6:. ila4yi,..
nojale, ~..J nyu. Disloyally, ~ t...:..
- ~ V. biiol ~.
Disin ennous ~,... ",uUU;1aafs. Disloyalty, L;\,~ iAiyiJu
iaingenuously, JLLi J..'-! bi"' gWr.
najdk, _ J!.! bi"1 "'lat. Dismal (horrible), -..i~ ...
Di inheri on, ~!r..J .1r.\ ittMllJfIl tDif, J*.tIMtDtDt1; (mow
al mlni.,. ~"...,. tMgAm«...
isinherit v. ~~\~~?\ Dismally (horribly), J,.....
aArom min nllllfrd,. [gAarad. bi tDtJjAin ..lIAtll; BOrro1
Disintere ted, ~.,;l\J6:. Uall al ri~ bi1:ol gltHt.
i intere tedne 'u"~ 11Iulli1. Dismalneu (horror), u,,='- ,
isjoin, v. 1.3) jaro", J..ai filial.
(sorrow), gAo•• ri
isjoined (disjunct), J~,j.. III4Ijnli, Dismantle, •• (strip), t'MIa
... .; . ... munfol11, .~h • . • dismantle a town Of" castlt
1IIIJnkalt'f:!~. 1I1ft_!td. 1ttIdtnrt.

), z8dby Googie
 DIS 463 DIS

Dismuk, !I' y\i:JIr:iJ TII/Clt til jUuI; (perturbation). Y~\

lNldi. idlw4h; (indisposition), ~.r-­
Dismay, fl • ....;p.. 11t4U1f/Jaf, r:bi tIUIrcJtl.
~, gUt al Wh. Disorder. fl. (confuse), Jl.>Ji
Dismay. J", _I. tCi. iAalfll, l.aJ~ ·Vuwbfll.
Diamayed, Y~J. tllM'td . Disordered, disorderly, ~~

Dismember. fl. ~ --"', J,.:u hil4 ICI,.1I6, h..J",s-- allkAarbfll;

/AMI. (tumultuous). r\:..)~ itufr til
Dismi., fl. (give liberty ",. leave ot .iAd.. ; (lawless), trJ\~
c16patture), ~\ MW; (88Dd DtliJl 1II,ult4rt ; (vicioUl, disor-
away).~.) tltuMw. To dis- diDate), Y~ fIUItYi1h, oW\';
miu from an o1Iloe.Jr t...z. ftIitl. Disordered in his 8eJl8eI,
Diamiaed (deprived). J JJ- fUtlill l:J~ "";'aft.

Diamiaion, W-J ""u,al. ~.)J Disown, fI• .p' tlftiCIr, P fIIIiCIr,

~ jdtltl. [..IUIia,.•
....,.~~~\;"IIIt.~~.
~..i' .., Jr tal. Disowned, }:- ..". ., JJ-:-
Di.8mount. fl. J) fIiIIINl; (todesoend Disparage, fl. ~ ICItCl", ;'..i......,
from an elevation), C~ 1r4tld, ~ t"'CIb.
JJ .....z.
DUobedieDCe. k\Y\r~ ~ "z Disparagement, 4-.1. ",a14"", ~
Iiltill. ~~ atl1WJlIIlfII, I.:ol ~ ICIt ... r..i ........ [/.,1.
t ..,4.. [flId1cJlij: Disparity, ..J~\_ iBli14f, ~
Di8obedieDt, ~~ tcld. ~ls:-­ Dispuaionate. ~\~ _If..
Di.bey, fl. ~\>. iA4ltIf, ¥
CI'#alt, ~ Aalf...
,...,.,..., t.u,l. fJI4 tel t · Dispatch",. despatch, fl. (aend).J...)
Di80bJige, fl. ~j Utttll. ~~ gAdd. ",1411; (acoompliah, 1Iniah), ~
DmobIiged. 8ee Disgusted, dis- .......; (to kill), J:.i laW. To
pleeeed. dispatch an ambassador, J...J\ .
DUonler (ineguIarity). ru:.:Jlr~ ~\ M,.11#:11.
f:...... ....Md... ~.?'r~ Dispatch, JL,) w141; (expedition).
J:!Ml-- IIItM1fh. J1.=;.. iMlIIl. ~ uflU,
JJ=.>' iBl,161; (tumult), ~ Dispatched (88Dt), J,......r- tIIM"l1,l;
 DIS 464 DIS
(expedited), ~ tltur,jal; Displeasing, tulj. 'Jr .a1reA.
(finished), ~\J tdm; (killed), Displeasure, ~ ~ Jt,; td:tlf,. >
J~ maktul. lMe;,..
Di"Pel, (I. ~ tarad, ~ .i:. ,Aattae. Disposal (arrangement), ~ . -.
Dispelled, .,)J~ matriltl. tartIh, ~ \l:::.j \ 'ntisilm; (diatri
Dispensary, ,. t.j \.:;.. ~ \ ajaililtdrta. tion), r:=-j'; tawslt, J!.}J tafi
Dispensation (distribution), ~ ~ tal'fl; (power), j~
tablm, r:=-ji lawslt> J!.}-J ikAtiyil,.; (government), p
talnl; (exemption), ,Ut-.. tatlhlr, .t,~ lI'r4lat, l:ai- '"
mUt!J/dA. Dispose,.,. (arrange), ~ lIaS<
'" ",'am, t.j J tDalSllt
Dispense,.,. ~ Todisposeof(bestow),....u\ .,...'
\ "-

Dispeople,.,. See Depopulate. To dispose of by legacy, ~

Disperse, .,. ~ ,!lattat, ~

Aauam.
> tDahl/. To dispose of in
hands of another, t..JJ tDadGt..
Dispersed, ~ -,~ ... mutalAattit, Disposer, ,. (bestower), ~
.,)?mutalarrad. To bedispersed, tDilA•.,,; (8 governor, reguIat
~ tMAattat. ft> lail1im,joM m"""hI,., 1::l
Dispersedly, .. ~ ~. ,A.! hi ta,Atttin. sahle, liUt> Aajis, J~ tDiJlI.
Dispersion, dispersedness, ~ ... ' oJ Disposition (order), ..Uil::.i\ .till
I
tMAtft, J!.}J talnl. ~ flaim, ~.J tartflJ, .,)\~
Displace, t7. (put out' of place), ~ ..tittlatl¢!~eatlhlr, ~~"!
kaltl, ti naUt; (to remove from J'"... mantDdl; (temper of mil
office), J;c eaal. ti:.~ misaj, ~ tahitat, )
Displant, .,. (trees, etc.), ~ A:altIt . kAatir.
Display, t7. (spread wide), oM madd, Disposse88,.,. 4J \....». '~.k;.. \ tlA
~ haNt, ~,} larMA; (to min .Mutl ma laOO, ~ "ha
exhibit). ,#\ lllAar, Disp0886ssed, .,)J~ _trUtl.
Display, "..)~, isMr. Dispraise. See Blame, censure
Di~played, .J~.J.l mamtlutl, v.J';'" Dispro~rtion, 4o..:-'h::J'~~ t-4
mIIfrillA, k~ _h,uk. .ttana,"". [
IJtUlId
Displealle, t7. l::-lc\ aglu1r. Disproportion, r.~k.n.J~' 4l

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 DIS 465 DIS
Disproportionable, disproportional, Disregardful, j... ~ . mutalltJmil,

I.
dUproportionate,

"'achdUII.
~l;.:JI~~
tGlf. IIttaJldMli, ~,l...;.,.~

Disproportionably,disproportionally,
disproportionately,
~ mu1lttlkir.
tuous, negligent.
See Contemp-

Disrelish, i~lr.).j:. t.tItlaln alllllSllt.

Disrelish,
~,~H Disrepute, ~ ftltlaA.
1). 1Ij:-.\ utlliraA.

",:-"w...::... hi UJtljMn glusyir Disrespect, r~)lr~ f:tItlan. "I

lllIlana..",. iAt;"dm. [Despised.
Disprove, 0. vdili naW, oJ) rtltl.
Disrespected, fr m"MoUar. 8ee
Disputant, I. (disputer), ~ ~ Disrespectful, y.)'~ hila tItlh,
IItWdAIi.
~i'~~ md t llntlaAo tllwilr.
DiJpntable,kj IN. ~ftAi mu"dltltllt Disrespectfully, r?P~ hila tillcrim.
Disputation, ~ hll"', k.>. ~ Dissatisfaction, U)lr.).j:. tatlam
IIdtiltutlt, ~ nilll t • k j IN. arritlii. [murtll•
..lkisIIti", ~1..:.:;.. \ tl&Atilaf, Dissatisfactory, ~~J~ glusyir
.u.,)~ mfljadaltlt. [htlAaI. Diss.'\tisfied, ~~.r--i glusyir rtitlf •
Dispute, J.)~ jat1tll, ~ Dissatisfy, 1). ~}~ md artla.' _
0.

Dispute, I.i...~ ,u..umtlt, .kj IN. Dissect, 1). (cut in pieces), Cr

alllldztJt.at. llagaiat. 'harrah, -e? J¥ t llmal talArth ~
Dilllaalification, .ii~r~ t adam (to examine minutely, ~~
DiJquiet, diaquietneu. disquietude,
J \:01 \k- ~ r~ t.adam r4lustaI6d/.
Di8quiet, adj. J~\t:\j~~
...,.141 wl hiil.
lela.
g.
See Uneasy, rest-
~.)J /IIAa,
Dissected,
,Dissection,
taktt t , ~ ta/ail•
[iAatirAo. Disseize,
hiiol tarlilk.
r::hi... m"kattllt·
e? ttllhrlA, ~
tI. See Dispossess.
DUquiet, 1). ,>\> t.~ ~~ Dissemble, tI. 1I~\b;...~ latan.
Diaquisition, i;)\s\...1 imtiAdn ~ knat4ydA.
tafd/nu, ~ ttI/tf,A. Dissembled, F- mflktatim.
Dim'egard (neglect), J~I ilwnd/. Dissembler, tI. (hypocrite), JoilN.
Disregard, tI. J.iW tag1tl1.fal, JlI mfl"ajik, );,;.. mttzau'UJir, J).
IIbusl, I,;)':~ tMdlDan. mr.rii.'i.
 DIS 466 DIS
DillemiDate, •• ~\ tullMr. ttlft1}, ~ •-,- 1 ltultft, -..;~
Disseminated, ~U; I4Mr, t:'!\.:. J~\ ;tldf al m4l.
'MY;f:!')~ fIIaIMa,.. Dissipated (scattered), 1.3';'-
Dialemination (publication), .) ~ , Jarrak, ,,~ mtlitUldtJd.
illat;Adr, rL:\ itldm. Dissolvable, dissoluble, J..s\! ,.
Dissension, L.~ 1Awtl".." ~\~~IIl..
-..;1:.:;., tkAt;ldj, J\i.:, ,Mk4", ~ yvrthMl. [al ..
~) \:.... mvndsat«t. To caWle dis- Dissolubility, ~\~I!..\ ilPl
sension, d· - Al\~.) rama' III fitnat. Dissolve, Jla!\ a6tt1l, J-
fl.

Dillent, J.,..aJ\r~ t adam alWal, ~ ...w, yj.) UtOtDa6.

.) \(j \ ;JlMr. [rayaAo. diBBolve a marriage, ~\
Dissent, tJ. ~~! .; \ -:>-, iWillaJ falakA tllSijtJt. To disaolve
Dissenter, ,. ~~ mwkMliJ. Y;.) IaWtoalJ. To disaolv«
Di.uertation, ,. ~ ~ mtliaAMa. agreement, ~,~ Mlac
See Discourse. taM. To diuolve an ench
Diseervioe. See Injury, mischief. ment, ~\d; f8k III liltr.
Dissever, tJ. See Break, divide, diBBOlve or separate two thi
separate. ~~~J;-J ffINI: lit,
piBBimilar, ~I..:....~ gMyir mv- ,Tay.
,luIlJ;",.r.. \M mugAdy;r, ~.. Diaeolved, J? mvtaftlf'f'tk, J
mukMalif. See Unlike. maAlal, t,-A.. mafdiA, vAi
Dissimilarity, dilllimilitudc, ~J...&. mataJ:id, ~\.) l4yw.
4! t.:J.\ t alam al mtu1ldlJaMt. Dissolvent, dissolver, ,. {"li j44
DiBBimulation, ~) riy4, JW 1I8f4": ~ ..weil, vAiU ndiUI.
DillBipate, tJ. ~\ atlllf, ,,~ lJatldtul. Disaolvent,diasolving,~...A
1.3) farr.", J.jA-! lJatlai. To Dissolute, ~ fald", ~li fl
dissipate a fortune, A1L.. ~..I'" ~li ftlWl. See Debanchee.
,araf miJlflAo. To dissipate or Disaolutely, "W~ lJ;iolfald
distract the attention, ~ : ~ Disaolutenesa, "W ftlldtl, U) I

""I.ii-l\ ,luIttat al • akl.

\,.
~~, iltJ&NN4i, ;.,..:. lAM
Ilieeipation, ~!r\ "rill, ,-,~.}J ~jiI'"

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 DIS 467 DIS

DiaaolutiOD (demolition, breach), Distute, fl. (naUlMlate), ~\

vAii uU, ~ MI, ~ lalkA j "ta!wall.
(destruction), '-:-"'!.~ tak1&rfh, Distuteful, ,,}- maMl1A.
r~luul .. j (death),~".. flUHDt. Distemper, ~re marad, ~,
The diuolution of an 88lI6mbly, wajat. [order, disturb.

~'J~I .iaAilal til majl".

Distemper, fl. See Disease, dis-

A diasolution of marriage, W; \ Distemperate, J~~ !lMy;r

t
muttatlil.
~)I mfiad10 aui,jat.
DisIonanoe, dissonant. 8ee Dis- Distemperature, .3.r.1~J\~~lr~
).. ~ ttulam al ittidill lJil hartl
cord, etc.
.DU.uade, fl.
..
~~J rtljjat tan, walMr.
~ trKIMt! ~.3J ratltan • Distempered, ~~ marltl, J."i-
DiaauuioJ1, ~ \i mumdnatat, ~ maf:!al. To be distempered,
-t:: Dissuasive, adj. ~ L. ~~ marttl.

MII4:.. Distend, fl. J-} laraiA, ~ htllat,

Diataft", I. J~ maghal. The '-'~ ta"ad.
r
'Pindle of a distaff, r ma1Jt'am. Distended, .3,.J.l mamtlutl.
Distain, fl. See Stain, blot, tinge. Distension, ~ htllt,? na,1I,..
Distance, .i:,;1.-. _altlt, ~ hut!'. Distich, I. ~ hayt (plur. ~~I
The diatance between the East ahydt).
Distil, fl. (drop), 1:J.j naHat j (to
and West, ~~I~ lJur..tl
III -.adrdln. Distance (of time), distil spirits, etc.), p kattar.
;.i.....ww. Distance (respect), Distillation, J\ha::...,\ "tiitar, p
r.
taktl,..

_fl.;
Y.J\ .w, r~\ iAtirilm, r~\
<reserve, caution, want Distilled,
of aft'ection), i.3J.ft lJunltlat. tiller, ~ muluItti,..
m""attar. A dis-

DistaDce, tI. (place at a distance), Distinct, ~ munla,il, j l.:....l

~ Ntt.al; (to excel another), mumtill, ~~ hayin j (clear),
J.;-JU ftj lllla': .;AU; .aAir j (specified, marked
Diatant, ~ hatttl. [Myat. out), ~ mUtagyan.
Diatute, .Y' Ur4l, 4A'.} lar4- Distinction, j~' imt;!lft';" ~
 DIS 468 DIS

aj'11, 13) jari. Without dis- Diltracted, ~ L.. ,411, ,

tinction, J}~ 6ililjark i (amark Myrd", ~ IlIwUA
of di tinction), ~L:. t alilmat i ,.;.;:-. mlll.wwfA1a1A. On

(di roment), i..~ fira,at, JU tracted with love, l;)~.

•all. To make a distinction (give td,AiI t1U!fniill. To be diltl

the prllC renco), .J-;-~ jaddal "f-' ,alld, ~ tIN .c 4 ,

tala', b~. [b!
i tinctive, ftl m"mayyia, loj~ Distractedly (franticly!, ~
tamyl i. Distraction, distractedne88, C
i tinoUy, ..~::r' ,arIM", ~ ~\ 'Midt al ttdl, J
j ~ bikol tmtiydl, .. ~ mll- ,aM al64/, J.J? ttlIAwI
fa alan. Distrain, CI. See Distress
i tin tness, j~\ tmttyda, ~ Seize.
tamyl., J) jark. Distress (misery), i B.; dI~
D' tingui h, CI.';'" 11UI!Iyas, ~ ,Aiddat,~ Aaw,,jJj_

.r.ai, J.J
jard, j.J
jaraz. Distress, CI. ~ gM"" l;),r'
Di tin u' able (capable of being ;;.- Myyar,.# t.tljias.
di liDgui.shed)~ Infltamayyasi Distrell8ed, y;w.. mrulta",
(worthy ofregard)r ~~k.,:...~ ~ ~~ ",aMin, r~ magi
'Llljib al ihtirdm Distribute, t7. ~ ktlI,alll.
i lingui hod (eminent), jl.:.....l jarrak, ~ haI,aI, tl' II
"mlntd. j (separated), . JJ.}--e Distributed, J~ ","jarrai,'
majrilk, j # maAjar. ","W/WSllt·

. tin i her, ,. ftl muma!lyis. Distribution, t:f,)y tawslt'

Distingui hingly, )~~ bi tmt;yds. taulm, J!.}J tal,..l.
istort, ~. rfl 6aram. To distort Dilt:ributive, U'._ Ai t~
tho oountenance, yjJJ e.lafCfCa'. Dilt:ributive • justice, i-
Dislorl u yrJ- m«ltawi. ~\ ,"""at tJl 14k,. .wI
Di lI't1ct, ~1 lillaa', J~IJ-i,.:. .r-:1Jl\ al taddlat tJl .ta.....
,11l',q",t 01 1"", ,•.::'j~ ,ltawwrull, Distributively (by distribl
}.~ h"!I!lar. < l.~ ttlk,lmaa, >'~j~ f*ll

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 DIS 469 DIV
Distributor, ,. t),-. mUtDtlUil' Disunited, J,.....-L-e mafruk. See
~ til......... [iklfm. Disjoined.
District, ,. kk\i... mukataest, ~\ Disullt', fl. ~L..c....I\... 'Ila ,ital,Ml,
Diatrust (diatrustfulne88), ~ ~~l.ll~ taral al eId4t, d)
.wAllt; rJb' tDaAm, ~ ,Aai, .)",l.ll tarr" al tdtlat.
J~'~~ ttUlam itti&dtl. Ditch, ,. ~ Aajfrat, ~ !lvfrat.

Distrust". J..J~\~ItI" algAadrjf, Aditcb(round fortificatious,camps,

.}~ ,W/I, rJbiJ tatDaMam. etc.), ~~ iIumtlai (pI. ~.pt:.:>.

Distrustful, -=-'~ iAatotod,., ~~ .tltanatlik)•
UlIlId,.. Ditto, "~I aytla,., ~.» kasalii.
Diatruatfully, eI',si-~ 6i iltikAtDdn. Ditty, ,. ligAiIsd. See Song.
Disturb, I';"~I attah lirraluJ, Divan, eI'Y..~' See Council.
ukll;JJj tamalla.tlat t alll'. Dive, 1'. ~ gAatal, ~~ gM,.
Disturbance, y!)w\ itltiriib, Jk;.. A place in the sea where they
Ualcl, .c...; jitttat, ; \ ij ~ ,"lilt. dive for pearls, ~\i... mvglldl.
Dilturbed, ~ I., .;... mutltarib Diver, ,. V"\\...i gllattd,.
eJ '
)JL. ...tatltlar. Divers, ~ battl,?' akItw. See
Disturbed in
the brain, ~.r~~J:;..~ Several.
~ taW t ailiM t aratl. To be Diverse, ~.;:... ..utafarrik.
diaturbed, y)w\ Ultarab, 1.l.J~ Diversification, ~ ¥ tabtlfl, ~jJ
ilij adr laM ,a.tlat. tantDff:! JltltDt· ti
Disturber, ,. JJt.... ...iatltlW. Diversify, ~. ~ g'Mwar,. J~
DinaIue, to. See Undenalue. batltlal, rli i41lMn.
Dill'eJop, to. See Uncover, unveil. Diversion (amusement), -* We,
DiauDion (separation), ~'.r:-i' ~~ taj'urruj, ~.J "udat. To
iftird ; (breach of concord), take diversion, ~ tanaaaA.
J\iJ'~~ ttMla.. ittija1&, ul:.>.\ Diversion (turning anything from
iWiJ4j. ita course), u~1 "nMriij,
Disunite, P. (aeparate), ~} lar"; J!.JIU tattoU. Diversion (in
(to fallunnder, become separate), war), ill\i... mugAdliltat.
J}i I i.farid, J.di\ ;"f(llal. Diversity, ub;.. , ikAtildj, ~} .
 DOL 4-t)
I ... DOll

dog-stan, \,;)~J-':' .lait!a,iJn. Dolefully, .;;~ bihil g

-The dog-days,.J~\.~l\r-4' ayyam Dolefulne88, ~ gham, r1'
til baAl1r. Dog-cheap, ~W kaltld. Doll, •• (girl's baby), ~
Dogged. See Sour, sullen, morose, Dolorous, ;,;Jj&'" mtlllzin.
gloomy. [picable, mean. ful, painful.
Doggerel. See Burlesque, des- Dolor. See Grief, pai
Doggish, dog-hearted, ~ WI. tation. [bl
y'
See Brutal, cruel. Dolphin, ,. ~oJ tl4l/fn"
Dogma, •. ~ "tlfm, \,;)~ \i idnun. Domain, ct..
m..Lt. See
Dogmatical (authoritative), ~ \. estate.
~_ ,dAtl !llCkm; (positive), Dome, W kubbat. S
,) :: • C taftld. DogmaticalneB8 building, house.

(magisterialne88), i...j.- Wu-

mat j (obstinacy), oJG.& tilldd.
To dogmatize (teach magis-
Domestic (familiar, tame,
~ baytl, ~H
~nl1' j (private), \J
I.'
terially), rt- ~ j (to teach
(not foreign, intesti:
J"uwwf. A domesti
Dew opinions), ~, ibtatla~
Doing (pm. p"'" of do), ",kU . i~\,;)'~ 1uIywd,.
domestio war, ~
/tltil, J-,..~ ttlmil. Doing,
AaralJ laWl.
doings (action, actions, feats),
Domesticate, c/. ~J Ie
-
J-i fit! (plur. Jt-il a/ttll).
Saying and doing, '~/J"'; Dominant, to dominate
_14m wa)itlan. It is not my dominant, etc.
Domination,
.
t, I ,,; ttl.
doing, ~~L. m4 lJl1)itlf.
Dole, t1. See Deal, distribute. Dominion, po~er, tyr
Dole. See Distribution, oharity, Domineer, t1. ~.Jb:­
grief. ~jalJar.
Doleful (doI8lOme), r-~ magla- Dominion (IOvereign
mum, YJj.,. mMnib, ci.,r .t:.1L.. ,alttmat, i-~
,\asl,.. Doleful weeds, oJ'~ f- .w., ~ de
IJiddtl. .iyiidat, A Wr, ~

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 DOR 473 DOU
~\"• -alM.
-J Abeolute dominion,
... Dose, ,. (of medicine, etc.), L r
Jli:...., Ntaldl, bl....J ttwJllut. ,Aarhat.
Donation (donative) rW\ intilm, Dost (2l11i PW,Oft p"U. oj do).
Lb t!'td. Dot, , • .t.l::aii "dtat, hs-- maAatt.
J..r-
-t-
Done, JIIIrl. ptIU. of do,
iil, J~ fM!t.vI, Jd:-
-.ltIt.i1, J-:- flltmtlJfllil. See
Dot, fl. Y.i Mklat, hi:.llh- Aat al
nNkat.
Dotage (from age), .....;r>- kAaraj,
!lade. .....;~, iflkAirdj'. [JilJlaasf.
Donkey, ••..,.\.t.:... !limar, ~jtJ1ll.,.. Dotal (relating to a portion), IoJ"j ~
Doaor, •• ~ m_ttf, it.. manila, Dotard, fl. doter, ~\,;~ kAarjo.n.
A doter (one diatractedly in love),
~~wii.Aih.· .
Doom (judicial Ilentcnce), \.4j itJd4, I,;)~ u-.:. ~ t.il,Mk mtljniln.
Dotation, j ~ jaMs.
~ w., ~f'r-L- Allim
- t f ; (end, state to which one Dote, fl. e-J.r>-
Uwlj. To dote
ia destined), .y~ tdki6at, i.;>-T upon (to IOTe with extreme fond-

4Dir1ll, ~. a; tJalfb, .t......J ness), I,;)r=f:~ t"M } hV-a,.

-..at; (ruin), dh luUdk. Double(two-fold),~\.A..fltud4 lJJ,
t
Doom, •• f--
Adam. [byamat. ~ mtIIIJMIJ'.
Double dealer, ,. ~JJ~sil wIJjAf,.,
Doomeday, .t.~'rJ'""! ytlfDm al
Door,.. y~ hah. The half of a Vi\:... fIt"nap, .;l..J..,. mdkar.

folding door, ~ "'....at: The Double dealing, \t.; riyil, l\t~

ring of a door, y~,.tal- AaldGt m"rayilA. Double - tongued,
1IlW. ~ W ~ '- ,aAilJ li'4nf".
Door-keeper, •. Y\.,! bawab. The Double, fl. ~ l.- flatlJj. To double
place or o1Bce of a door-keeper, Of' become double, ~ \.Qj tIJl4tIJj

~Iy' JiediHlt. Double, ,. ~ L.:i.. mud4 t lJj,

Durmant (sleeping), ~u nay.... .....;\w\ "tilf.
Dormitory, •• rr~J'~ bayt Doubled, ~ "'tllaflfla'. To be
~. doubled, ~ \.Qj taIldf..af.
Doner, •• (pack uddIe), L.3~ Doubly, .......;\..Q~ hi "t4ji".
b.rMtot (pl. t"'!r. wadif)· Doubt, ~ .WAal (plur. c.:J~ •
 DOU 474 DOW
,AwhAdt), ~ ,Nd (pI. dj..:. Dow881lr, ,. ~.roll..;\ aNl/tlat
,Wtlk), '-:-!.) ray", a~1 IAllrVat See Widow. (illAdl.
"AtilJdl, ~i t.walAtlM. No Dower, doW'ery, UJ .,) loU, jlp,.
doubt, 4-':'~ lJild ,AtI"W. To Dowered, ~ mtlj41Julut.
remove a doubt, ~I~.,) Dowerleu, ~~ 11&1' IIIwjd-
dtlftlt aaAalNh/ust.
The IOlution .vue.
of a doubt, ~'J'Jj IIItDdl Down (10ft feathers on the wings,
(UMAak. etc., of birds), ~\i~) ",A
Doubt,~. ~ ,Mi, dt..:. ,/USHak, fl4ti... The down Of' pile of
~i e.w..u.., yU) .rld". velvet, J\:;.. UcItD. The don
Doubted, I..!d,u- maaUd "iAi. upon the fruit and leaves of trees,
Doubter". ~ ".tuAta"tl. .r., toalJr.
Doubtful, ~ ..tuAttsMA, ~J Down, ,. ~.,)~ weld!. See Dale.
tNl..f, '-:-!.~ ...rlb. valley.
Doubtfnlly, doubtingly, ~~ Down (downward), ~ taAI. To
"101 ,w, y~)~ lHlol go down (as the IUD, etc.), y}
irliydll. gJww1J. Down to this time, JI
Doubttnln8l8. Bee Doubt. ~\\~ ila' Aasd .r.,.,lw..y.jl
Doubtless, . ~~ 1Jila aWAM, ,~ .111 ' ' ' 'ot'Itd latJ. The
yJi
.d.;.;:&~ "'.... ,,,.. ,W, going down the IUD,

'-:-!.) ld rtllb, y~.)~~ ~I ,,-wall

aaM""", To
..... ,,,.. trltyd1J. down with (knock down), Y/
Dove, ,. i.l.- "-'4lUt. A turtle wall; (to subdue), ~/¥W,
dove or wood-pigeon, L.~ Downfal (ruin), r'~1 i~.
p"'411U1t. [""''' . .mil... Downfallen, r~ _,illdi•.
Dove-oot, dove-hOUle, •• r\r~..r. Down-hill (deolivity), .JJ'»- Wir.
Dough, ~ ttfl"". [noble. Downright (perpendioularly), ~
Doughty. See Brave, illustrious, .,)"...-111».. ..vi J:1uIU til e-itl;
Donee, ~. (to plunge the head into (in plain terms, without amm'
watA!r), \1.~w~ ,/ustrdldo guit)-),'lJ,ail r.vu-;
(completely),
•'lM.a. ·\..W '-'4"""'; (plaiD, open).
 DR!. 475 DBA.

e~ lGf'Ii; (directly to the Dragon's blood, l,;)~\r'> tlQ.

poiDt),'~r- ."'IGtDiytM"bs::' tlUtliyiIn.
r-h- 6iiMttin • .,takI.. Dragoon, •. ~~J~~~
Downward (towards the centre), t czdarf Mlawal,czyyaj.
~)I~\ ila' al tlJtU4Jt; (from a Drake, •. ~ b,"t. See Duck.
higher to a lower situation), Draper, •. ~~ 0111 iMJ"I.
j&1:T' .... t altJ', J;~ ..... Draught, •. (of water, etc.) ~r­
I_I; (declivons), J!L. fIliJyil. ._,*t.
Draught(eketch), i.>j.-
Downy (covered with down)'.f.Jill' fltflllWJwtldtlt.
WWo toaW. Draw, •. (pull along) jMT; (to.ft-
Doxy". See Courtesan. attract, to allure), y~ jtlU1J;
Doze, •• (slumber), ",\Ai !1M/ II, (to draw, pull, or tear out), t:1.i
~ tNtla• [1JIIIil taM,.. kal4t ; (to draw or pump out a
DaIa, •• ~)J.J lostM, ~W\ seoret or oonfeaaion),.J) lMnw.
Drab,.. See Sfzumpet. To draw out, or draw up in Older
Dnchm". ~..J~ _ _• ofbatt1e,..}_.I\u.- ../fIlt ....·
Draft (for money), <l.wlJ! poliIo. To draw up in writing, ~
Drag, •• y~ jasab, ft jMT. J.,a\if\ w.i (It flJlll ltJ/:SWi.
Tochlgoneanotherabout,y';~ To draw in or draw back
~. To drag (Uail-as a gar_ (withdraw from, break 01'),
JIIeIlt, etc.), ~ MAd. To ~ tqjatwr.1J•• To draw 01'
dng the limbs from fatigue, (by diatillation),)ai WItw; (to
I..i...j 1ilMf. carry oft), t:i.J ,..!IIt: To draw
Draged, Y¥- -*"1--. back, ~\J t46it.tMl• To chaw.
Dnpman, •. ~\.u:-"; tlIrjut4n. lW'ord, ~\J... ,Ill . . . .
Dng.m, ,. ~ '-'n. The oon- Drawing (d~tiOD), (""'.J ,..",.;
IteDation of the dragon, ~\ (pulling),ft" j."., y~ j • .
"'-.Itt. The dNgon'lI tail, Drawn, YJ~ "..,su. Drawn
~k.:"..j.i IfIINi tIt"""'n.
(extracted), t.,li-. mMl4t:
Dngoaiab, dragon-like, ~\J1.. Draw-well, ,.ft b',..
.ul a"--'". Dray, •. ~ tIWab.. Bee Cart.
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Dread, -..;~ l!&alDj, ~ 1uIybat, Dre<a, D. (clothe) W huii, ~\

~.J rathat. alhcu, ~ lahhtJI; (to adorn),
Dread, dreaded, .t~~L. ~j ",ya,., To dress victual~,
'dAih !&ayhat, ...;~ ",-""v./. ~ tabuA. To drcaa (adjust,
Dread, «I• ...;l:;.. kkilf. trim), ~ IItJSIIm.
Dreadful, ...;~ IItu.lMIOIt'if, Dreeeed, dreat (adorned), ~.;..
~ muUV: Yoat dreadful, . ".uayya,., ~r. ",tIlaz.ayyall.
J~t A dreadful accident, Dretiaer, •. ~ mvla6hi•.
.l.4~ 1I4.y14t. [ ",u,uv: Dressing, part. and adJ. ~.
Dreadfully, ~ .. t~ hi MWt;n ".ulh....
Dream," rt:... mandm (pI. ~\..t:... Drew, preur;u of Draw, ~~
mtmumcit), rl- !Iu1m. An idle Ail .ahah. He drew them into an
fancy, J.b~ J~ khiyal hatil, amb~9h or snare, J\~r
~J wllAm. ~\ Ail aaAM Awm iltJ' aJ
Dream,
,114./
t7. r- MlIm, tt:......;\.:, la".",I".
manam; (to imagine, think Dried, ~~ ,d~. Flesh dried in
idly), ~; ttswaMts",. the aun, ~ Joi WId.
Dreamer, ,. ~ '-- AdlitA. Drift (parpose), ~ ,..,IIt, ..,~
Dreaming, ,. tb- \ ilIUldm ; (ptsf"t.) murad, ...;.;:. g!&artld, tr t CIIII ,

~ m""Wi",. [mtmdm. ~mahtld.

Dreamless, t~~ milt g!&ayr To drift (drive along), ~.., fla/- t .

Drear, dreary. See Dismal, gloomy, Drill, t7. ~ ,~, ~ hdAcul.
horrid. Drill, •. ~ lII4Iiab.
Dl'eglI, ,. (left after grapes or any- Drink, y;:. ,Awh, y~ ,wah.
thing it preued), ~~ f:.tlldrat, Meat and drink, y..fJ~~\
~ t allr . al ts1l wcu"'''tw6. Abstinence
Drenoh, •. ~ ,/ta,.hat. from meat and drink, ~J: t \:.:...]1
DteI8, '-I"~ lihdl, v-:J Iih.; y.?~JSl\ al i",ti"4t ta"Gl Gkl I
(splendid clothes, habit of cere- tOfU"",.".h. I
mony), .w.:... lMltat, pI. ~ Drink, t7. y;:. ./wIlJ. To drink I
Ut7aJ. up or drink in, e Hl.t · I
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DrialahLt, Yj~ ..uArtlb, Dropsical, dropeied. li-:...I ~ l...
y~ gfIfU1tIwib. IdW "tida, ~ "'''dadJ.
Drinker, ,. y)..:. IAtlNi. Dropsy, \L..::...al "tilk. To have the
DriDkiDg, pari. y)..:. ,Ailri1J.
dropsy, ~I ..tala', t:-iJ
Drip, tr. bii ~. ~~ ~t iiZ ia. "t..
Drive, tr. (off or away), ~ DroBlI (of iron, eto.) I~ 1fMld•
...
IILW, t::i.J "/at: To drive out Drossy, ..;~ muultll.
ordoora,,)» wad. To drive OD Drought (want of rain),)a.•1\r~
(proceed rapidly), t r Glt'llt. ttl4tJm til mtIttw, u\.:.; ,..,AtI/.
'
To drive W I'll8h with violence, See Dryneea.
Jr.~ ~ ttlltl'. Drown, tr. (suffocate in water),
Driveu, y~ IlIGIAI16, t.";.M ~g1a"~; (toimmerge),~
-ftt' {cldfit: glaUtU; (to overflow), JL. ",;
Drinr, I, ~L, IdAill, t:-i'''' (to drown or be drowned), ~
Droll, ~..r= A6. At!lIsM ,1t4rtb, gMrd.
~ .....t_. Drowsily, v-lU~ biiol Uta;
DroD, I. (bdoon), ~ fItGIiMra. (sluggishly), .. Jt.'~ Tn i1lllldli•.
DroD".~~. Drowsiness, . v-lU Uta; (indo-
Drollery, ~ -.cu11u&rIl. lence), Jt.'\ Wn41.
Dromedary, •• ~ lajlll. Drowsy, l:J\-,U ~fI.
DroDe, ••J;~ 4MH,.. Drub, I. L~ tltwbat.
Droniah, ~ ttMIIlHIl, ~ _Id•. Drub, f1. y ~ tl4rd.
Droop, •• ......a,w utI/. Drudge, fl. ro>.>. .uadtJ"" ~'~Ji
Drvp, •• (of raiD, etc.) ~ iatrtJ, ttmlGl k!uMltlam.
t.1.i.i fIdta. Drug, I. ~,) tl4wa (plur. ~ j,)\
Drop, •• (u water, etc.) lcJj fItJUM; tJduJigat), ~'L:. e/dj.
(to fall), l.:ai... IdM, ~J fOCI1tIt; Druggist, I.) ~ ttJtU,..
(to intermit, oeue), t) /MIII", Drum, I. ~ WI. A kettle-drum,
~ 1iIr~. To drop in upon ~W Mik,.a. To drum, beat a
(eome 1JD8XP8Ctedly), ~ }Ma. drum, ~ tdW, ~\J'" tl~"
Dropped, dropt, y.. ffItIftdiit. attab'.
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 DUB 478 DUL
Drum-mlljor, I. )~l.)y'\l" 146ilr Ducat, 10 .J_~.J tlfftdr, ~. 1fI4jw.
melJOr. Duck, I. ~ 6atta.
Drummer, I. J~ ta6hdl.
Duck, tI. \.J,--!~ tamtu 6ilmd.
Drunk, drunken, i,;}'.J-
laM-elII.
See Dive, dowse, plunge.
Like a drunken man, i,;}!JW'~ Duct. See Guidance, direction,
".ill tJIIa}ran.
passa6e. Ducts (in the bones,
Drunkard, I. t.J.J-. 1tClr1. To be a
etc.), ~',... IInIU1rid.
habitual drunkard, .;W'.jJ:.~
tat.aUam t.altJ' til". . I
Ductile, ~ mmlt, ~'J:U
i46il tJttatllm, ~ • •Aalll;
Drunkenness, ~ 1IIkr. To feign
(tractable), .J~ mdUd.
drunkenne&8, i,;}~~'-~
Dudgeon, ~ i/uu.jar j (indigna-
t.tJmal lW.ltJlw laMan.
tion), ~ gAacla6.
Dry (not moist), V"! 4y46;, j
Due (proper), J!' ldyii, ~L..
(thirsty), i,;}~ tat-lW.II. Dry
in constitution, r;~\ ~4 .... "IIdIll, ~ ~ tDdjib, jJ ~ r
y4hil al m"wj.
"';)).-e flttlfri1.tl. A 4lebt due,
Dry fl. (free from moisture), ~ \ji\~~~.J tlfIp tDdjii "
yabbal. To dry in the lun (flesh, tDafd, ~ ...ta,w.
etc.), ~~ iaddacl. To dry or Due, ,. (right) ~ W (pL Joj>
wipe dry, r mtllaA. Atdilk j (custom, tribute), ~~
Dryer, I. ~ mtlya6hi1. lWsriij, ~ft" ja";'at.
Dryly (without moisture), ~ Duel, I. J:!;.J dfitM.
v-YI t.altJ' al ,0641 j (frigidly, Dug, pari. of dig, .....~ rMI1tftr.
without affection or emotion), Dug, I. t.J~ llUlI.
i.J.V-!~ 6iiollnlriltlat. Dulcify, J- W!4'.
Dryne88, ~ yab" L~ yahu,at j Dulcimer, i,;}~\i Mnil. (pl. ~Ij
(want of sC1lsibility, frigidity), iaw4nin).
~~J..r. lrurMat. Dull, dull-mined (stupid), ~

Dual, ~ mmanna'. The dual halicl; (sad), y,.J- ~b;

number, ~~ tamiyat. (drowsy), v-W IIqttd.. A dull
Dubious, dubiously, etc. See market, i,;}\~J"" ..ei icul4".
Doulttful, doubtfully. Dull, fl. (stupify),;" lulner.
 DUB 479 DUT
Dally (stupidly), i~~ ~l Durable, ~~ ~aif, ~Li 1:4"'"
WUat. rj;i "'l1m, ~~ '4"',;':'-'
Du1lDeu (stupidity), ioJ~ 1H.Ilticlo1, ....11.1...,.,.. Not durable, ~\,;
;J~ gWilllJfIt; (slugplmees), /4_1.
l:»\i t4MllJUj (sadnesa), ~ DUrably, r~lil\~ t-'tIldallJd•.
g_. Durance, duratioD, ~oJ #lawa., r
Dumb (silent), ~, lliiG., V¥..r'-\ ~ wa'';~\ ;'11,.,.(1r, ~\J
",u,., I.:....S'L.. Idlc't. ~_I\J.L
Dl1IIlbConndor strike dumb, 1'. (with Ida.t. Duratiou of life,..r- ,.,
utoJliebment), ~ 1HIlIat. Will t u• r •
DllIIlbDe18 (silence), V¥..r'- kltarQl, Dura mater (membrane of the
c::Jj-. ~t, ~ IMIIt. brain), tL.~\r\fIm. IJIldM6.gA.
Dun (oolour), ~4;)) During r'oJL. fII4 44., W, fIlM.
laum f:!t6m.
Dun, •. ~U:z...~oJ~\. ,dAti During the war, 41~\w..J'J
. . .tali1J.J", ft tIItt4 III AMb. During our ad-
Dun, II. ~lil~~\b IaltllJUld4p. miDiatratioD, L:...j)oJl~)J
Dunce, •• ~ 6Rlftl. /t lama_ itl4ratiniZ.
Dug, J-V lilIl. A. dunghill, Duakish, dusky, ~ mUf:!im.
4-LJj-e ...THIlat (plur. ~~ DtlBt,.;~ gWdr, ~ g!l4lwat.
-..dlnl). To raise duat, ~ g!l466ar.
Dungeoa. ,. ~ 1cN. Dust, 1'. (sprinkle with dust), ~
Dupe. ~ g-". gWbtw.
Dupe, tI. VJ; IMllt,.;,jJ;. gWtw. Dusty (full of dust, covered with
Duplieate, ,. (copywcomlllpODding duat), ~M loW. gMlwa.
put), ~li~".ltlrat4aipA,Jij Dutiful, duteous, ~ mvttt,
fIdl, ~ tta,lM. oJ\£:.... .Midtl.
DapIicate, .... ..,r 11.1..,..'. DutiCnlly, L:.\lc,~ lJiiol Utflt •
Duplication, ~~ tIItl4t,.tI.f. Dutifu1nees, .kLk Utat, .kUrI
DupJicity (deceit), 4.; rip'.J,jJ;. ita·AI..
t:""
,Itulr, JW uja}. Duty, ~ !14k (plur. J,b- AMilk),
DInIlility, durab. . . . ~ JalI, ~ rGlffl (plur. r"'~ • .".,...);
,.~ ...., ~\:J 'aNt. (oftlce), .t..~~. To do
 G 480 BAll
o • duty ~~\ I ..- Ea,erly (ardently), J"':'~ 6iW
tommam al wajih t.allla·. Tbe 'MIDi; (quickly),"~r IGritGA.
duty of an office, ~ manliJ6, Eagerness (ardour), 44-111"" ...,_1,
- ..).:).. kAidmal. A duty or toll, ~gM".al; (vehemence,cboler)
J~ mall,al. colleotor of ~ IluuUlJ; (impetuosity),
dutie8, ~ uJw~lt'l. ryt lwja",.
D arC, ,. ~~ Kall,. al lead. Eagle, •. ~ 1tiJIf'. The c:>uaten.-
D arfishnea, - • ~ ,"glar al tion of the eagle, ...r.\Y~'
M'MI. lIMaif' tJUdyw, ~~~\
Dell, . J-. ,akan. Milaif' til IDcUil'
weller, ,. ~~ mutaw tti", Ear, •. (organ of hearing), ~.i'
~ mu.(:lm ,akin. JL tID. The two e&l'I, ww.i\
welling, •. ~ hayt, wL(,. -.d". To lend an ear, ~I
okdn, J.-..
modnn. "Utll4t. Tho ear (If' handle,
Dwindle, Cl. (consume 8 8Y), l-.Jil; ~..;\ ...
talaf· Ear . -1_ 1_'_1.
-nng".~_.
Dring, •. 1.:.>... mawl i (tinging), E ' , ~I' AI'
J
.11.••1
ar-WIg, •• ~ ~ v~ _
. ~ ahagll. tIddiln; (a whUperer), ~~
ynasty, ,. (line ofprinc ), ~\Y\ IDCIIAI, rW 1tGIItItd",.

~.; I attdyfat al nuliJkiyat. Ear.witneBII, •. ~L.. ,ei-it-

ysent ry," I li,II6.laddam, Earl, •. ~; tJMIIU (French)•
.lJIJ.::.-. .ayl addam, ~;; Early (in the morning), ..~
flodf, ~~.> di'nlferiyd. 6diiru. Early (quickly),..~.I"
,arlt.a,.. Very early,)~~
E.
tala' 641$,..
Each, ..b- IJJS' 1.01 wullid. Earn, c/. ~ ,.1iM, J,.;-. -....z,
.EDger (ardently wi bing), J~ ~kau6.
mu,lataki (vebement, bot, choleric) Earnest, tMlj. ..~ ". j __ i
i:....:.J~b. lui,. ul mwj i quick, (zealous)'.Jj;i IMw4,..
busy), ~.r,arft· (sharp, sour), Earnest (bandRl), t,;)y,r taf"'Ha·
~b. !"'i,,,id. In earnt"Bt, .. ~ 6i ,;.Mi.,
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'i;}. AdiJ4t., ~'J II Ease (reet), ~~ ,,4Mt; (facility),

til 1MdwII. .uJ+'" IffAalat j (careI8l81le88).
lameetly (with attention), J'...-! J~\ a1lt41; (graeetll1nees, want
,) ; lUoll4JMntMl; (zealously), of coD~traint). .ubi.. mul4tf1J5t,
rl..a'~ Jiiol iAltm4m; (im- ~ ltdj, .tiUallatdltsl.
portanatelY)'r~\~biWslrcJ" Ease, t1. (give reet), -e:J "tln""·
Ean.tD818 (hed attention), JA,:. Eaaily (without diftlcalty), ....~
"'ltl, JLc..:.\ """'lt4I, ~ il,... biiol IffAalae. [ytlMl'.
jU; (zeal), r\.e.:.b\ iAliflllim, Eaain818 (facility) il *'
IffAaW•.r!.
i~ ,lttIyrtlt; (importunity), East, I. J.t=- ...,1ril (pt J}\:-
r!r.\ tinJllI, rL..::Jb\ iAtimtJllI. ...,lt4rii), Jrt ,_1. The east
F.rth, I. ~} tIf'tl (plur. ~1'\ and W'88t, Y~~J~\ ~
.-d4I); (the element earth), ...,Arii ttNJl mtlgW (pI. J)l.:....n
yY _ai. The inhabitantll of y}....-......J'., al ...,MN ttNJl
the earth, ~)'Ju., tI1tcJlI "Md. maglt4nl). Distant 88 the east
'!'be face of the earth, ~)\~J from theweet, ~~\~ !nit"
.,7a l'tWtI. The globe of the til ...,lwtllltt.
euth, ~)\9' I:wrtlt l'tlN. To Easter, ~)J\~\ til ~d ..1-
hide in the earth, ~)\J..j>- ,latij, ~\¥ tid affMA.
IMja'/lll'tIf'tl. Easterly, eaaterD, J..;:. ,wll (fem.
FArth-bom (meanly born), JF ~",.:a IM,,1tytlt).
~\ . .j11l ...... Easy (not cillBoult), ~ My,.,
~ ~Y twcJif. J+..MW; (COJltented),~~"alil.
P.zthinetIa, y~ twcJ6. Eat, •. JS\ Mal. To· eat and
B8rthy (belonging to this world), drink, y..roJJS'\ aW tOG ,Twill.
~..J' tJrtlf, ~~ til_I; (cor- Eatable, J,..s'\.. maial, ~~
ponal), J"'-:- jNm4ttl. ytJtldW).
Jl'Arthquake, •• il)) StJluW (plur. Eaten, Ji~ meJial.
Jp) ul4sil. Eater, ,.J\S'\ tJ11d1. A ~ ellter
Eadby, '-tI~ twaif; (terreetrial), (cannibal), V'w.J\JU\ ~l
~J' "",.. tI,,1I41.
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ting, PtWt. pnI. J-n tNiiI; Economic, eooD01Dical (frugal),

•. JS'I tiki. Eating and drinking, J~ w.~. [..,.",1.
yrJ"'~' akl ,Atwb. w.
Ecstacy, t:J)'-";~\ i1t1ltit4!
bb, ,;ft jar. The ebb and flow Ecstatic, J~ fJIaItfU, J,.,M
(of the tide), .i.J)ft j ... tI1t1f114d. fll4dAcl.
bony, V"'".;i tlMtiil. Eddy, •• ~g""""".'
briety, atdr. J-. [gM1tlglJfI. Edge (thin OIlttmg part of a blade),
bnllition, iiiiu !.I!d:at, 4:J~ :i- lttMl4. An edge (border),
ntrio (deviating from the centre, ,;\;.$ iMd,., 4:0~ AcldiJat,-';>
irregular), i~1JI1-";Lo.. iltillJf Uraf.
al I4 t itlat. Edged, t:kli icltit , .i. "...
Edict, ,,~, .".,.,
WIt. The ~
clesiutic, tIdj. ~\;.$ iallCJ,If.
royal aipature on public edicta,
ho, l..w 14Hl4, ~~ ,4gAI.
obo, t1• ...,f- ~Jt t llfMl y.4gAI. ~y tCItPJl t ·
lat, Jlv ,..umai, ~ tlfy4. ~ 1tIt!'-, ~i
Edification,

'pse, •. (of the 8un), -.,;W,i\ ea,.Tn,tIt, ~.>\j tdllb.

inkillJ!; (of the moon), -";,,-c>- Edi1loe, ,. i}i ftllltdrtJI, ;;)~

kkMrif. h,.,IJ".
Eclipse, t'. (the lun), ~ 1(U.!; :Edify, t1. y3\ .u.IJ, ~ lan-·
(the mooD), ~ lWu.f. Edition (of a book), ~ Wt4',
Bcli peed (88 the lun), \ .;, <.•••,.- ~ If(UAr.e.
klUi!i (as the moon), ~ Editor,'. .r-I; IICJdir.
To be eclipsed (Iun),
murti1wlif. Educate, t'. ~,; ,.c6h4' ,
yJI tIIIdal
• .; itl1uuaf; (moon), Educated,
tll , ;\
flttfnJiN'. J.;-
~\ irtillMaf. Education, ~.; _JigaJ, ~
Iiptic, •. ~\~~ tan! "taW, y.>1 tttlab.
M"'Aaml, c: J.r.l \.u..h:.... mcm- Eel, '0 ~~,~ ..... al
laut al buraj. Mn4t,~, tJUlh.
Economy (frugality), Jt,~ \it!tddl; Efface, t1. See Defaoe, erue,
(arrangement), ~,; ItIrllb, oblite1'ate•
•.:w nairn, (" lJa:.j \ i"tisIJ",. Effect (that which is produaed by

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.. operating ClIWIe),;)\;; tddr, Effervescence, l,:)~ gAaltlyu•
~ utliM. The C&llI8 and EtBoacy, efiI.oiency, 4kU .f4eztvllt •
elect, tjl"J..1\ efl. 10M ftrt Bee Effect, agency.
(plur. t,.)l~J~" al ..., wefl Eftloaciou8, eftlcient, J.=.
U ftlf:!11.
/writ: Effect (purpose), ~ ,,1,lIt, Bee Effective. -
..;~ g1lMwtl, .wi kfutl; (com- Effigy, ~J-I' ,11r", ~ ,lidl.
Emu, emwrion, dJ-j \ imifd.
pletion), ~ Wmfl.
See Effusion.
Ell'ecta, JL. ..al (plur. J',.....' .
Effort, l.:I'""' IfItl , ~ jaM, ~
-az>, Jj) nii (plur. J'.J) jaM, .)~, ijUAatl•
...a.i,.J~ t ddr. Privateeft'ecta,
Effrontery, .i-U, wdaliat. Bee
~~\J'.Y-)\ alCMwtll.z i1adlMt. Impudence.
Uect, fl. (eft'eetuate), ~ til......., Etfusion, ~ ,aft, ~ ,.16.
J4S' "1IIiIl. The e1!usion of blood, (' .",\\~
Effected, (' L-J IGIIIcJm. To be ,aft Gtltlam.
etfected, r\;;,;\. ,ar ttl..... Eft. 8ee Lizard.
Ueetible, f'!. ,a"'. E. G. (exempli gratia, for example),
Bf'ective, eft'eetual, e1Ilcaoioue, em- 'h.. fIUJIGlMt.
cient,)". ......w, ~U lajf, Egg, I. ~ haytlat. The eggs of
~\';A w.. J4ttA,al, ~U fish,,;~ kWyar. An egg-
fat,1f· - shell, ~~ 1iIlw Gl1Jaytlat.
Eft'eetive1y, eft'eotually, emcacioualy, Egg, fl. 8ee Investigate, inoite.
i,;~ 6iio1 kawat, ~U~ Eglantine, ,. (a species of rose tW
IiI:ol filt.i.,M; (completely), .8weet briar), ~~ jul "Uri".
'L.W lamil.... Egotism, i.;J \.i \ afld"s,at, ~
Ueminacy (female IOftDesa), ;"'"u ~'.).11 M6h audl.
~e.at, £jY ltIgaut. Egregious, J..U' lam'l, J,.:.L..
M-m_te (10ft), ~L; nat- ;
mdtlmmtJl. [hi kamill.
Q-=i"), <J-o\i ftllii, ~ \. Egregioualy (exceedingly), J~
~~MlMl~l. Egreu, egTeBBion, ~,~ klnrij.
l6mi te, fl. (eoften), ~ Mtt..... Ejaculate, fl. ~,; rami,', ~
n8

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 EIT 484 ELD
EjllCulation, ,. (short or BUdden fob-' aW". Either-'
prayer), ;~~ HttIHJt; (throw), ~~ j,tlilAtt. (lUpply•
...s'J ,...." Eke, tl. See Add, increue, lengthtm,
Ej.,';,t, tl. (drive out), ~;>-' aI:1wtlj; Elaborate, J-f tBNll, e-
(to cut away), c>
ttwGA; (to .....lICJt. To elaborate, J.J
void from the mouth),~, -.....z. Elaborately, b'~
Nto./rogA. To eject from an lHiol it'''''' i.J~~ 1IiW iiiiM.
. oftloe, J.r ttlltll. Elance, tl. Bee Throw out, dart.
Ejectment, ,. (from a poII888ion), Efapee, •• re -.a", J~ 1Icll, c:JU
~~,~~~, iiJw'j .itt til fiJI, ~~. The time
.,,.,,. [sion. which is elapeed, ~\..n~\..j
Ejecti(Jn,~~, ilW'j. Bee Expul- IMI4tt tIlMll.
Eigh or eh, i.uri. ,\ GA, ~L Elastio (springy, spriDgiDg),
Eight, ~ W ,iIM,..,.,.
The ~ I4Itti.
eighth, ~Ij ".itt. An eighth Elate, ~ "'aW• .
(part), ~....... Eighteen, Elate, •• J • <• .. Lli ttJlNld,
~4-iW IGIII4ttiylJl tGlw. ....ww.
The eighteenth, ~~Ij " . . Elation, ~ tdGi6w.
tGlAa.,. (rem. ~~Ij 14• •' Elbow, ,. (}i.,re ...,.J,,}, ti .itt,.
tGlNwlJl).Eightfo1d,u\,w'~W ,)j) ailftl. [1IWNr.
""'''''flttJllt,f. Eighthly,"\:...U Elder brother, ,. ~'t" al41A
14• •,.•. The eightieth, l:J~W Elder, ,. (a man whOle age ginl
,a."",..,.. Eight ecole, ~L. him authority), ~ "'1.
4;)f-'J mayat 111/1 ","flll. Eighty, Elders, ~ ,Aayu.U, t:L:...
4;)~WItlm4tta .. ~W,o.ma"I", _.w"a, r.,..u'~~' Gt,411
Eight hundred, ~\...~W I4flI4tt tIl~. [iilt.,.·
m4yflt. Eight thouaand,u~I~W ElderlY,.r-I4 r.1i::..e • .".WifI,
,..,,. aldJ. Eldership, k;..# w,ililoW;
Either, ~ ". Either the one or the (primogeniture),~,4 Wirt'P'.
other, .r'-" ~.b-\) I~,4 III tDdii4 Eldest, bilr. h
[w-s..
y4 III a,uar. Either of you, Elder tree, ,. ~~~ . , . al
 ELE 486 ELE
Eleeeapane (herb), \:1"~ ,.c1MIt, Elegantly, ~\Y~ 1Iil:ollat4ftll.
(4 jllrllJA, ~L:.~ Elegy, ,. (poem), i~ ~
siItji6Il "_I. (plur• ..t./\,g; iMdyi4). A. moUOl-
Elect, ,. ~, ••IUAU, .;\:.~, ful or funeral 1ODg, ~ "..,.--
tHu'" JJ wd:J»'. ..,tII (pl~. ~'Je ...-cllft
EIec~ elected,.J~ .tIUIcJ'" EIemeut, ~ ttIJUtW (pl• .r-~
~ _.tMW, ~ ttlfldlir). The four elementa,
"'/a'. ~.)).-\:..I' alt4Jfl4lWtIlMi4tlll.
FJeotiOD, y\Sii' .~. The four elementary qualitiee of
Electiye, ~ yaIM.W. maD, 1,J.:;:'~)' til .,.Nttll-
EleetiYely, y\.Sij)~ iiZ tiIIiHcJi. tIHldt. The elements or letter.
Blector". '-:-' Si· ....t.Utl. of a language, ~,u-,~
EIeetre (amber), ~J'\! 1eJ,y1l1JcJ.· AwGf allwjd. The elementa or
rudiments of llCieuC8, ~''['J.r-

~.
j_.
Electrical, y.il.=.:- jdaiJJ.
.bity. y~ ~.i~ ,AtWaA til tilfll.
Elemental, elementary (belonging to
FJectaary, I,;)~ ""'fiGtt,
t. the elements), "'~ ttMIIWI;
(pI1l1'. ~\a.. ~tdil"), (uncompounded), ~.,r4~
IIeemo.yuary (living upou alma), ,,,.,,. _~.
~U,~~~ td,ilA ..,. Elephant, •• ~ /fl. Au elephant
til --.u; (giTeD in charity), keeper, J9 f."dl. The ele-
k...- "auI. phantiaais (di8eue of the ele-
lJepDOe, L..;!}; "I'6.ftll, ~LhJ phant), ~\.,.) ".. tIl/fl.
lttMfal. c:r- ..... J~ jtM4l, Elevate••• ~ f:.tI1Iti, ~ ....
~JJ nIIOJIt.Ii. Jaegance in apeak- r:i..J ,.4f4ft:
jug 01' writing, ~ 1HIliIgluJl, Elevate, elevated, t;,.,. ....fat!
~l.i ftU41tlll· ~'.&. td1r, t:AJ,.,. """"f4tt.
Blepat, ....._\, , 1tItfJ, U!.}# 1III'ff, Elevation, ~, t. irlV4t: Elevation
cr- --. ~ i.-II, ~ . or sublimity of Ityle, (."l.Il.~IJ,'
WI. "';ji\ .,41,
][Q8t e1epDt, iWi.
~, ..u-. Elevator, I, r:i~ I'6.h·
 ELO 486
EleTen, ~~, MM4 tcuAM. Tho El8e (pnna. other),.r>-\ ......
eleventh, ~'-I<J\- 14tl1 ~. ;:& ,,,,,,,.; (adfl. beside, except).
Ell, ,. (a spirit IUppoeed to be eeen ,~\.. m4 ta4d, L:.\-.. A4dd.
in wild p1aoes), J~ ,Ail. Elsewhere, .r"--tJ-:o- fI..w J
Elicit, fl. ~ ,aW, y~ jtIatIlJ. dklulr.
Eligibility, eligibleneea, L:; ~ Elucidate. fl. ~J wdi4A, ~
~~J' la,lliat til i,.tia46. .a,., c.ro ,wd.
Eligible, ~~ leIgil, ~ ~ tDdji6, Elucidation, &i
ttwxli1, 4:J~
~L$.\iJ\~~ ....t4uJfi6 6agd,., C.r-,AarA.
til i..tillad6. Elude. fl. JJ\- luitDGl; (to aToid),
Elision (cutting oft' a letter or .J~' ilataa,..
syllable, eto.), u~ ltasf. Eludible,.J '.i::-J'~ 1II11lR1il& tf
Elixir,~, a},f,.. ilttisal', ).i..::-l'rj' lasi. tf
Ell, ,. t1'.) IUWdt' (6iUf,d. iAtisa,.. [Stratagem.
Elm-tree, ,. }<J..1<J weld,., 4iJ:' Ellllion (artiftoe), ~ 11,,". See
Elocution, i-. ~ laldMt, ~ Ellllive, e1usory, ~~ g1tlaltd&1.
6a1dglult. [praise, panegyric. Elysian, ...rJ~ ItW~l. See De-
Elogy, CoM malA. Bee Enoomium. lightful, de1ioiou.
Eloigne. fl. (put at a distance), ~ Elysium, U"'~-i..H til I.w-,
Hteul· i ,:,~, 4fi1eua..t.
Elongate. fl. (lengthen), Jj..k
Emaciate, tI. (make lean), ~
ttWJtDal; (to go at a distance),
~C~ ,.d lalJtftl. date'J, ~~; (to be "
Elongation (lengthening), J,I)aJ become lean), ~ i4t t/.

, fatwlI ; (distance), ~ ""tel;

Emaciated, ~ MAIl. ~
(departure), J~ ./i,.d. Ntlf.
.Elope, tI. ) la,.,., ,.~, i........ Emaciation, ~~ ....Iat•
Elopement,.J~jir4,.,r~' _Ma•. Emanation,..»~ ~.
Eloquence, ~ La; IGliJ"-I, ~ Emancipate, tI. ~ oUalla, ~\
..: 6t;U4glul4 attM;, ~, MW.
Eloquent, ~ lallA! ~ 6."'A. Emancipated, ~ tlll'tt& An
:Moat e1oqneDt, C"
-.1- emanoipated slave, ~~ ~"i.
 EIIB 487 EKE

Emancipaticm, J~' it"i, J1k' Embellish, ~j ..,ga,.. Em-

17.

iIl4l. [Castrate. bellished, ~r MUStIlYf"'.

Emuculate, 17. ~ iAalll'. Bee Embcllishm8llt, ~j stntlt.
Emau (a town in 8yria), V'1"f Emben (hot ash_),,;,r. darllr.
~. Embezzle, II. (to appropriate by
Embalm, II. ~ . . . .,. \
breach of trust), vJ:.~ iiAtalaI;
Embalmed, ~ ..lIAIIttntlt. (to waste in riot, etc.), ~..r'\
Elabarcation (going on board lhip), aM'1If, ~ talts/.
~'JJ:.j-i flaill /11 HAr; Embezzlement,.w~ iAig'ntle.
(putting OD board), 0*-', tHIi. Emblem, I. i}':.\ ilAdrae, ~\:S
Imbargo, ' . .A\J..,w\~ - t iaatigae• .t.L:. t llltlmat, ~~
_/ar fIl HAr, ~~I~ tiJflrlle,r,; rams. [r...d.
t • _ ~,~~,~,~ .....t til Emblematioal, emblematic, '-Ir,;
~t._.a....~·."'IIl"ltid. Emblematica1lY'r)~ lJilrllms.
1mberk,1I. (goOD board),~~nJJJ Embolden, ~ jllUar, ~'-Iji

fIIUl fIl 6Mr; (to pat OD board), l:auJwa' Walw.

v--" tNId. [AII".-. Embolismal, amboloUB (intercalary),
Embarraa, II. l.fF ,.......'" ;;- ~ Wllae.
:BmbarruIed, ,.,;:;:.... _"--M. Embrace (fold ia the arms), Jl\&.
To be emberraased, y~ To embrace on" another,
l'ntli.
~. ~\d tal'fld; (to comprise),
Bmburumumt,i~llrat,y~\ J.t.::..:.' il1WmIIl; (to admit, ~
itllird1J, J..!,r-; ,.,..,1. . ceive), ~ IIItMTta..
. .~or, ambe.ador, ~\ Embrace, I • .t.i.Jt-.. MtIt,ulat,
Nit. ii l.a. leGldut. Conjugal em.,
E_bewy, ,. ~\a.. _/dr". braces, J\..J ","41, t.4 ii_to
Bm"'Ule~ •• Y~.J-.I\~ '11/ Embl'808l', I. ~\a..e ~,_
III ~ lil Aari. See Anay; Embroider, 17.;:;' la~.
ad aDder Battalia. Embroidery, j!.)a1 WrIs.
EUay, 'I. (iDo1oIe in a bay), l.,\..t Embroil, II. ~ iWt#.
~._
"'.
~\I _ ...... I.:, ~h".
,. Embry O,I.~J-I • ••
 EJlI 488 EJ(p

Bmeodable, ~'J\J... ......it til Eminent (ualted in cWgree), ~'.&.

..lei,.. tflll, ~.ro 11atIrff. Verr emi·
Emendation, ~\ NlcIlt. . Dent, j~rLi..~L. IlIAt1
Emendator, I. ~ . . .tIll;,.. ........ t flll • EmiDe:!" men,
Emerald, •• ~j ....wnuI. J\..J\yL) tIri46 til tNtlll,
'Ill
.IlImerge, •• J.JwI--, __3 _
~~
1.-3__
_. U..:.
oJ
I_tlfIJ. Eminmt (COIl-

-j-
Emergence, emergenoy(sndden occa. lIpionoos)'.JJ f'" • -utr,
sion), ~~~ 1t4tlilGt; (the act of uJ1'4 "'~/· [tfllf•
rising into Tiew), M4,., Eminently, ~\&...~y, it
)JF
Emissary," V'"...~j~.
JL 40..7
tJ""'" ...at! JJ.JwI _.3
_a,..
~ L Emission (aendiDg ont.), ~~'
Emergent (sodden), ..~ iHrdj, J\.JwI\ Ntl4,..
ttIW ,lttI}r.t, ~.r-~ Emit, •• (lend forth), ~.r"-' M:Itnj.
,,,.,,. ...ear""'; (rising into \:.;
Emollient, ~ ...".,,;••
new), ~\i tI4I1tf, J~l. ",tW. Emolument, ;.l.-!W fIJ,idM. ~
Emeroida or emeroda, I • .JJ""~ Ndr -It! ~l... "'taM.
(plor. .r\y. 6tltDckI,.). An herb Emotion, y!,Jw' itlIinJi. See
which Ourell ihe emeroda (verbu-
Agitation.
oumormnlleiD), ~~',=-,\';\ - - Empale, •• (a man), J)~ iicnfIai.
III cWi. Emperor, •. (or kiDg), ~UaL, .ua..
Emetical, emetic, Qb:- lIIMCItUJ. The Emperor of Rome, ~
Emetic, I. t~' ..tSJril,lt. ",1M'. The Emperor of ChiDa,
Emigrate, •• .J4.i1'~.r1 IaNi J,w 1.,1/4,..
. .atyiJr,'/ Mjr. Bmphatic. Bee Forcible, eD8Iptic.
Bmigration,~)\~_}lIltD", Empire (oommand), f- Wa,;,'
'=-'~ lV,.il,.. ..,. ; (the imperial. dipity),
Eminence, eminency (exaltation in L.bl... 1tIUtJfItII. An empire "
nnk), JL:-- jtIl4l, i.~ iriMtlt, kiDgdom, lIIGIIIlahl, ~ m.....
P t watD• Eminence (height), ....." il.Jo) HtD"'.
t.U3) tm~t' An eminence Employ, •. (keep UlOther at wen),
(high ground), Jj 141. r~ li.U..., Jl:. -,"'1.1.
 489 ENO
To emplOJ' cme',·ee1f, J&.,:-:.' v.r tM"l,. ...:..t 1 i j"w,
VAU,W To employ one another, ~J.1.l' III . .iii', ~}-J \
!FW JaMg1flll11•. To employ til_II.
(1118 .. an. instrument or means), Emulate, tI. (endeavour to equal or
J.-..=....\ iI~. To employ excel, without envy), ~L I12Ml.
every end.Tour, ~'J~ 6aul Emulation, ~ ,AI,.at, ~ TuwIl.
til . . . . ., ~'J~ 1NJul Emulously, ~~ ~l ,AI,.a'.
~f, ~J-f-~\J~ Nul til Enable, tI• .;.ii ~, i.,f-; "",,,,a'.
.,,"lU. To employ (commilBion
Enact, cP.,.,..' 41M,., f- Woa.
or entrust), J$J ",aHal.
Enamel. ~ .1114.
Employable, Ji.... .1\ ~ ~
Enamour. tI. ~ tUMI.
"jiI til iriit m4l.
Enamoured, ~~ t4lAt1. To
Employed, Ji ..,.. ..".,1il,
be deeply enamoured, ~ ~
J,.:- ..-,la11l.
t.:J~ t 4lAt'i • •ff.
Employer, •• (one thAt UIell),
Eneamp, cP. ~ v.a"...
J-:.- ....t.il.
Employment, employ, Ji:o ,,*,AI, Encampment, '. i.,f~';J\ tINlI.
Enchant, tI.~ .Mtw.
~, ".,., ~ t-..l; (otlo8),
'-:- 4Jt .. _ _ ; (eervioe), i..).cL. Enchanted..;,a:- tnalAGr.
Enchanter, I• .;a-L.. 14/M, ).\$:-0
I .....'.
Bmpoi8oD, ~........ See
,.ua,..
Pea-.
cP.
Enohanting, tIdJ·.~ .....u,..
Emporium, I. (mart),.;~ lHuttIar, Enchantment (magio oharm'), ~
};~ .1Hb4r. lilt,.. Enohantments, ~~
Empower, •. ~ji jCffllfHtl. t-,i.. [1d1irc&I.
Bmpn., tI. ill. ..z.w, iJlY...a Enchantress, I. (80l'OlmlII), ~L
ftIlUlUIt. EncDrcle, cP. ~u,~~J tHlcJt
Emptin.e, ~ 1.WcJ. (Jur. tClllM t4r••
Empty (Toid), .J~ iAcllI, ~U Enclose, tI. (surround), kl-\ u.s,;
Empty, •• ~JtM1IW. (to oonftne), ~ latIHI.
Em~, ,. (hisheet heaven), Enclosure, '. il,l-\ i1llltM,),.,. "",
 ~N.o.

.i...,tItU. An encloeure of pales, IIN"t! ,.;~ "tfll"f"llll; (burden),

~;-U \.) leIr.I". An enclosure J-. iuN; (debt), ~} IIri,
for cattle, ~ Malr. ~.) "I".
Enoomiaat, C..>L. flld4j~, C\,;... Eaoumbered, t,:.- _ t i t ·
fMtll41, ~" f#4Iij. End (conaluaion), ~T dUw (plur.
Encomium, eM ~ ~ Aa_ ..r'-1,' lIKJ4iAir), ~~ t dWat,
Encompass,.. See EnoircIe,enc1018. ~li ,kg_ (plar. L:.J~lA ,Myal) i
Encore, t.:)l.! 1tzm4","~\ ayda". (01 a book), iw\> kltilialt;
See Again. (aim, intention), ..wi l:tutI, .)~
Encounter (battle), Y.r !&arb; • .".44; (an event), t.,i, IDIIiit ;
(accidental meeting), iUL. (death), J.:.;\ aj-Z, L:.J". _t;
malaidt, Li.)L...- 'm"'diU!.t; (abolition>, J~\ tltal. The end
(casual incident), .l..jJ f#aktat. of ille world, t.:)L.jJ\";~\
Encounter (combat), Y.J~ Adrfli; u.kin%tl tJIItMICk To the end of
(to meet face to faoe), ~.)\.. time, ~L.jJ~T~\
w' 4iMr
,diU!; (to oppose), ~\&. kAJlaf, _"", ~L.jJ\~\.;\ ilI.'
";.JI.&. ttlrtUl. ilIA1cJ • The eDd of a
Encourage.,. (aDimate),~ jtmlW, 88Dtenoe fir period, ksr4 ...-u.
i'~ ~, atlll' ,;.r,d. To~. The end of a vene, ~\i l:4jipt.
courage aD illlUl'reCtioll, ~.r The end of a apeeoh or letter,
.)U\ Aarrd til !_44. r1U\r~ ~ til WI•.
Encouraged (stimulated), ~F BroU8httoanend,~. . .IM•.
............. ID the end, ;4)~T 4tH. al
Encouragement, ~~ .....-u,
/l'mr. To no end,"1k~ idtJ...
~,.p?' ta1wltl.
BD001ll'8pl', ,. ~..;..- ~
End, II. (bring to an end), rAJ
14J1MJIa1l; (come to an end), ~,
EDoroach, II. ~4.j,Mj ~' i"w..'; (to put to death), J::.i
tala', J,Ual 11114•••
WM.
:I1lomachment, J,Uai Wdtlltll.
Encumber, .,. ~ iatM.
.dam..,
e. ~\-.s:l,~~ t. . . .
III "ltM4riJI.
Eaoumbranoe (impediDlGllt), ~ Eudaqer, II. J>lc;. H,li.. ft.
 END ~91 ENG
Endear, fl. j.} t.... .w...at.· Endowment (quality),
Endeal"01U', ~ jllU, ~ ju, ~J tDtJIj(plur. ~l.J' tJfIJ,ilf),
~\p:-' tjliMd,.~'fltl,~~\ Of fine endowm(lllt&, ~ L..
\
t1IilII4., ~,..u IUd., A gnat ~"';l.J1,4iib tJW'4jjMIIlltJt.
elldeavour, ~t.Jr~' ",...
Endue, fl. (with mental excellence),
iii.. With every endeavour, ~~, ttNlW tllil.
r~'~ 6t1ol iAtiMfll, ~ Endurance, ~ hQia,.J~I ilt_a,.
~ J'-' 6iW ,Qtl jflmtl. (sufferance, patience), r MIlw,
Enc1eavou;, fl. ~ jadl, ~ ,Qf:!'" .ti\!=, tilktJI, ~ ttJAtJfltmtU.
Ended, rW ItImdm, ~ .uta.- Endure, fl. (bear, suffer), r ...,
_ , ~ mtmtaAl. The book ~ ttJlulmfllal; (to last, re-
ia ended (finis), y~'~ tQm main),~, idamM'.
til iit46. Enemy, ,. J.J.&. ttltltlw (fem. ;J~
Endive, ~~ MfIIli1la. ttMltltDflt, plur. \.J.&. \ atcla). A.
End1eIIs (not terminated), ~~ prudent enemy is better than a
,!tqr ....taAt, '-rfL:....:-~ foolish friend, cr"..r-~."".,\il&:.J~
, . ....wAl; (infinite in time), j.Ql~~~ t-tD t aMl tUMl,.
l"!',) lilypm, ":i~' tJitMli. .i"
,tItII! jaMl•
• dJeetly,"~',) l4ymatt, r~J\r!W Energetic, ":ij icwI, ~ .AaAlm.
~W" III ana_.

~." r~,) _a.,Energy, ~.)..i iwlral, i"'; kGeal,

~~ ..w.z.at.
J~' ["ttaj.
......r, ~'GU, ~~, tI1Miffll. Enerv!"te, fl. eDerVe, enfeeble, ~
EDdone, fl. rJ.J rtJk_, ~Cf' Enforce, fl.;:":" }fJ1Jflf'; to inv.igonte),
~~, ,wsA ttJlcz' til poUIM. '-i9 itJtDwtl.
Eaclonement, ,. ri.J rdom, era
Entoroement See Compulsion••
....1. EnfranchUe, tI. (manumit), ~
. . . .wo, fl. (with a portion), ~ l0tIllta, ~I tJtlO. See Liberate.
jIIA/wJ. uu.J'-f. Endowment Enfranchisement, JL' iUdi.
(pariiOll), Jf4'" Eadew- Engage, fl. (fight) y}.o-. AaNJ;
___ (for piGWI _), UUJ' (to employ pother in bilsinisa),
.",J:4f,t.:-'~ ~" ~ ~ t.... To.engage (oon-
 ENG 492 ENJ

tract to do anything), 1,,roJi Euglut,t7. (swallow) r:4.klat.

t....z dtwt. To engage (be se- Engorge, t7. ~\ we.z.t . See
curity for a debt), JA'3 tlJiaffal i 8wallow, devour, gorge.
(impawn, stake), ~J 1'/1_. &grain, ,. (dye deep and durable)
Engagement (conflict), y.;> ,w,6, ~\.&.b---ItI1JagAgltil,.jJ;. [etc.
J\:::i iildl. An engagement (to Engrapple,t7. engraep. SeeGrapple,
pay debt), .uW }a.fil14t. En- Engrave, t7. ~ -W,}- MI•.
gagement or contract), 1,.;:. ,"t, Engraving". J..ii _1&.
~ taU, ~ t dl. Engage- Engrou, t7. (attention), J~\ja:.
ment of the attention, J\A:..:,\ '1uJglal tIl6ill•
.Jil' vAtigltill III jiir. Enhanoe, t7. (a price) ~\J\j Idi
Engaged, J~ ffUJlAgAal. See IIII11I11M i (to raise in esteem),
Employed. .)~~\.>I'; Idtl ul it!ilJdr; J.U
Engender, t7. (beget) ~J wW. 1IIiW. See also AggravatAt.
Engine, I. (for raising water from Enhancement (augmentation of
rivera, etc.) ~1J'> tWil". An vallle),~' i.>4j II ..,alIt
eqine for throwing atones, etc., ilMGt; (aggravation), ~.aw.
~ flIIU!1_li. Warlike en- Enigma, I·ft) r .J1 .,..
ginee (in general), ~~1,-=-,1I Enigmatical, j,-.;- #J
tUilt al w6. An engine (device), r4lllld. In an enigmatical - .
~ fOoM, """,1J .,) ftl4i, ~ i4J1tl; enigmatically, ftfl "I''''''
(an agent for another), ~J Enjoin, t7.;-' ...,., r'- w-.
tDaiIl. Enjoy, t7. (live in happin_) ~
Engineer, I. (direotor of artillery), tMa.u.••. To enjoy the po8Il!I"
~.,J t~), U"~ ....... i lion or property of anytbiug,
(a direotor of buildings or worb), u~ ""ami/, ~ ~
J'ww tlHIttlltJf', U"~ .tINwliI. To enjoy the poeeeesion of ".IfJI,
English,~, Mtglfs. An English- ~'igAtMMt. To enjoy the
man, ~ft-.'-J' Mtglfsf. The company of a mUtr881 fW intimate
English East India Company, friend, Ai~J..~ wa.l -r-
~'4J~; Iotttpil,.t,ahllaitul. ,Al1"', ~ ~ Md iiM.
 ENa- 493 ENT
Ifujoymellt, l-i~ tAa,.,.,,/, ~ ~ Jl;J~.\:'~ ~..; saah eJSlm
te.lNtt:"" ~ lamatttlt· fDG .tIlmjfNlm.
Enkindle,.. See Kindle, excite, Enormous, ~~ ,lttMlItl, fl~
rouse. ,M",,.; (exceeaive),d WI,..
Enlarge, •. r:=.J fDlJll(lt; (toamplif'y), Enormo118ly, )~ hi ,laiddGti...
rLLJ'Jt:J~ hd14g1& jil ialdm. Enough, tMlt1. ~ hfN; •• ~ I:d/f. J
To enlarge eloquently, ~l~HJ..;:k
It is enough, ~liS' luI/d,Gl.
tafDfDlIl III hIldm. To enlarge Of' Enrage, •. ~ gluMldtlh.
set at liberty, ~ I:Wltu. Enraged, y~ g1&adfJi, l,:)~
Enlarged. See Extended, expanded, g!uMllJdn.
increased. Enrich, •• ~, tIIlma'.
Enlargement, ~.ti lafDrif:! .J~.Jj' Enriched, ~ mtlf/l&ta"im.
i:MliyU; (magnifying represen- Enrol, •. ?.u~¥ bil ""aa
tation) .iiI~ mfl1Jd14g1uJt, ~p a.fUw. To enrol a cause in a
IQj,.Jt. See Exaggeration. - (re- judge's book, ~ .tJjjlll.
lease from confinement), i~ Enrolment, ..;=-;.J tlaftq.,., ~
,.fidl, ~ 1:1uJld,. tAill. [istence.
EDlighten, "'.JF MfDfDa,.. Ens, ~'I.S' '"'Jifl. See Being, ex-
Enlightened,);:- mflnafDfDtW. Ensign, I. ~ {alam (plur. rL:'
Enlink,.. See Chain, bind. "t14m), ~'.; ,.tlyat (plur. ~~~.
Enliven, •. (give liCe) ~, "l,a'. "dydt), J.r-:' hay,."I:.
Enlist, •• .ri~~~ !«syytMl ln1 Enslave, •. ~\ fIttItlHld. En-
iMflM· slaved, ~ fft"'latlHld.
Enmity, iJI~ t flddfDtlt , i...,.e.. Enlue, •. ~ Wif:: See Follow,
Huamat, LU~ mrJ&l&illajtJt. succeed.
To show enmity, i...~~' Ensure, t1. l,:)L.~~~\ alia'
"'fIl~. ttlltd tea ama".
EnDoble, tI.l-i;:' ,latwrYIf. Ennobled, Entangle,t1.UJ laf, ~.;>- kNwNt::
~.;.:- ..,1&tWrtlj. To be en- Entanglement, L¥ lWwNtal,
nobled, ~r ttuluwrtIj. l:J.> I:laalt; (perplexity, puule),
Enormity (depravity), ;~ diitlat, y\)U1 itlUnJh.
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 ENT 494 ENT

Enter, t.'. J>.o) dal1uJl. To cause Enthusiast, I. (viaionary), ~

or force to enter, ~o) ~l. fJt~; (a man of a waim
To enter by force, ~ !uJjG".. temper), c:~\~'- i4.., "
To enter into oomerence or con- ..UiJi·
sultation, '.JJ\.:,.j To Entice, tI. ~,&.\ aglttD.'.
ta.lMflJllrd.
enter into partnership, 'J~\.:,.j Enticement, \~\ igAwiJ., y~jfsb.
ttuM,.tJi4. To enter into an Enticing, ad:J'. y.j~ JasiIJ. En·
agreement, '.,~W tataNldu. To ticingly, ~..;\~~ 1JiJ»l
enter into a treaty of peace, iiJ.l1lSyllt, \.,&.\~ lniol igl"'4.
~~~ t"Gdu ftdA. Entire, J..~ k ..il, rW t4II411,
Entered, J>. \0) tidiiil.
Entered
.\J tam.
I ..
in a book or roll, c:~~ Entirely, l.W tama"""" rU~
lnttamd... Entiren8ll8, ~
mtlrullJni", ~ ""villfYa.tl.
ttJ_ll.
Entertain, t.'. (receive hospitably),
Entitle, tI. (give right fit' claim),
jU\u\..; tidf,,! miliafit'; (to
~o)\~~&l.i- tat4lldo .uii
talk with), ~~ ta!llllGm
itltiJ.·
mGt· Entity, cJ:! ~ kgitt.
Entertainer, I. (host), '-:-"'_ L. Entoil, t.'. ;~L~ "..i iil
i.;W,l\ laAiIJ Gl • .,afGt. mtJIYa4IIt. See En.enare, entangle.
Entertainment, w~ tlt,afat. Entomb, t7. (bury), ~o) daf••
I.

A place of entertainment (as an

Entrails, ~...;L:a-. -arilt. See
inn, etc.), .w
~~ \0) tid,. III Bowels, intestines.
aigafllt, J,re
ma""al. Enter- Entrance, J>.,M flUJ4kAal, J,.>"
tainment (amusement), ,f We, tluaal; (commencement), fJf'
; .)IliuGt, ~ MS. 'Mwut! \~\ i1Jtitld.
Enthusiasm (inspiration), rLt-J\ Entrap,.. Bee Ensnare, inwlve.
~, waAI; (vain
ilAdm, belief
Entreat, tI. ~.J "".', ~\
of divine inspiration), Jk~o)~\ iltalM.
~W'.J ..r\cJ~ 'ttilt:iitl idtil lIil Entreaty, ~ WtIi. ~, tuij4,
Ad..... ,.a.M4..I; (ecstacy), ~J 4~ ,.Bja, t/-W """"t!
wajl. (.,W\••••.n ilt.4,.
 BPI 495 EPI

Entry, J~" Haul, Jd..~ Epioure, •. ~~ iGyt,.4nf.

"Aal; (. pusage to a hOWle), Epiourean, JWa"
" . haena"l. See
y~ idh. Luxurious. Epicurism. 8ee
Euvelope, tI. J......ulajfl. Luxury.
Envelope, the envelope or cover of Epidemioal, epidemic, ..;j......4"',
a letter, etc., u~ gMldf. ..j.J.ItA n"'tdf. An epidemical
Envenom, tI. (poison), ~ ummtUn. distemper, '~J fDMI(I.

Enviable, ~ plutMl, ~ Epigram, •• C,),j ~ ~ .Ast ,.

~, ..",taM" tJlluuall. tI1&lairalao luMIA. Epigrammatic,
Envied, o)~ fIUIMad. An ~.,,; luMIA•• An epigrammatist,
envier, ~6.. A4M. •
C',),j.r~ A4 t W itMltJiJA.
Bnvious, 0)."....- AtuU, ~6.. AdM. Epigraph, ~~ tMfD4.. See
Enliously, ~~ UIol TuutMl. In.seriptioD.
Environ, tI. 1,6.., tfAde. Epilepsy, •• tr' ,a"t- Epileptic,
Barimla, •• ..r-'~ MfD4Af. tJ~ mtIII'11t-
Enumerate, tI. ~ tad, ~ ~ Epilogue, ,. W~ iMeHMt.
lDumeration, b-' ilald, "'.>A.3
Epiphany, •. V"'~I~ tfd til
glaitlJ,.
1iIf!d4, '-:J\-. A"d, ~ ~.
Episcopacy, ; _ .; jj ·1 ""afigat.
B1tllDciation. See Declaration, in-
formation. Episcopal, ~, s'''ifl.
Erul1lciative, ~ ltIjsf. Epistle,y,,::L.maieub,iJ L.Jmaltlt
Epistolary, ~ L..J ,..,4yill.
RaTay, •• ~, .wf, J;J tHlal.
Epistolary ~rresponden.ce, ~\(..
RnTy, tI. ~ AMad. To eIlTy ODe
mai4tMat.
uother, '-'~~ W4ltMlu.
Epitaph, ,.;i~\:.S' kitdlJlJt "ow.
EnTy, ~ luwMl, ~ gAf,.ae.
Epithalamium, ,. V'r~.M
Ephemeris (jolU'Jla1, almanac), mtldf1uJt tW,.
~\i).J..... rolUIdfU, ("!.,RJ ea.wt., Epithet, ~ "/flt, u..,J fDA/ (plur.
~.J\j; t41.idtl1l... u~J' aW,d!>, ~ Mt!, ~
Eph8A8 (city), V''''';' 0/.... ltIW (plur. y\iJl tIlidi). Dis-
Bpicec1ium (funeral oration or poem), tinguished by an epithet, ~
i~ fIU.Ir~t (pI. ...;....,. tnM'dri). mtlttAij.
 EQ.U 496 EQ.U
Epitome, •. ~ muiAtutJr, EquanimitY'r 1tI6r.
_,\..a:.:;.. I iHIt"fJr, ~ Equation, .i~l..... mUlcJwdt. See
m1lllta.Ua6. Equality.
Epitomise, C7. r:>- I ikAtlllfW. Equator, •. '.f.J1k;.. iMtt til utftD4.
EpitomiJer, •• ~ m.wllli,.,
Equatorial, 1"..:.-:1'h£ly~
f":"r ml1j". mamtlb Ii kAatt til "tiwcJ.
Epoch, epochs, r:-J\J tanl:i (plur.
Equerry,),> ~I a",l,. aiAlir.
r:-J'Y tawdrliA). Equestrian (belonging to horseman-
EquaJ (resembling, capable of com-
ship), J~ k/ulggfJlI; (mounted
pari80n)'~Jl..... mtlldWI,,,,,,,e.,L...:....
on ho~back), ~!J rcJiih.
"',,"dwl; (uniform), ~U:w
m,"aMi; (impartial),~.}1'~~
Equilateral, tL;1'o.!..r-- ...t.!
iMlI tJl gNwfMl; (indift'erent 88 to tJl adidt' tL;ll~,L...:....fJlUtMfilDf
al adld t .
choice), ~ muk/ulggtl,..
Equilibrate, J~ tQtU.I.
Equal,.. (of the same age, rank,
Equilibrium, equilibration, ~.),aj
etc.), d...} karin. Without an
equal, J\i..~ Hla mild/. Above
ta.....tlfl, JI~' ...tidal, i),,)\-
the heacls of his equals, ~ mUtddalat, .£;)"" IltUWalllllM.
1,:)~11V"'JJ t alll' ril, al alTa,.. Equinoctial or equinox, I. JI~I

Equal, C7. (make equal), ~,l.: .awa' ; ....'~~"'~,ittidaltJlllltDtllllddr.

(to be or become equal, o.!JW The equinoctial line, JI~Ik;..
tllldwtl'. To equal or compensate )~~~I kAatt it-tidal al III
fully, JI.S l:afa', ~)\::- jaIlS'. wal f3aAdr. The vernal equinox,
To equal, equalize (make equa!), ~JIJI~11 al itfitldl.-nJ-
J,,)~ t ddal. hltl. The autumnal equinox,
Equality, i~l..... mtllawdt, ~ ~~IJI~J1 III i t ti44l M
tMw;yat; (of the same dignity, iAarljf.
age, etc.), ~Uw muttf6aiat, Equip, tI.";- Wltw, ~ jdMs.
.tAil,.. muwiifaJ.:tlt. To equip or arm, ~ 1GlW. To
Equally, .iJ..,-l1~ talll' GIIawigat, equip a 1Iect, ~~..s.~ jtl1tJuJs
IJ"'~ ttlZa' ,au-d. flUIf"dW.
 ERA. 497 tsc
Equipage (train, retinue), Y~.J Erase, f7. ~ maNl'.
nidh, ~ MINIm, ~ tahat. Erased, ..r-
mumAI. [intlW4I.
Equipage, •. (carriage), I.J,r t araia• ErlUlement, r
maAtl, V'!J~\
Equipment, ~\~ ttMldf"ll1. Ere, J;; lcail. See Before, sooner.
Equipoiae, equiponderance, .u",l.,. Ere long, ~.}~ til" will.
-t4flaltJt. See Equilibrium. Erect, f7. ~ fltUoh.

Equipollence, J'~';'; iuwot Erect, r-\i idlm, y~ maMah,

'" if:.tidal, .u",\-l\~,)J Wr-at '-:- cr:'. m.malID.

al.Wtadalat. [mUli/. Erection, ~ M,I, t:iJ raft·

Equitable, J"'~ t'ulil, u..a:...
Eremite, •• t:-L... See ,Il,.II.
Equitably, .u,~ hi tal4lat, Hermit.-Eremetica1. See Soli-
y'~'-! iii .awdll. Ermine, ,. y~ ,injilll. [tary.
Equity, .ut.~ ttltldlat, J~ t adl, Erode, f7. See Corrode, etc.
u'-.i' "",ilj.
-f7. (make. miatakes), ~ gluUt,
Err,
Equivalence. See Equipollence.
J) sall, J,; doll. [tlilY't·
Equivalent, J"l.,. mUt4dil,..;,\-. Errant. erratic, ju tlilll, ~U
....ilrol. Au Equivalent, Jl~ Erroneous, bli gMlat. [ 811hWllfl.
, . gMlatan,
tllllHM1. To give an equivalent, Erroneously, " ~ , "~
....4~ tMl1tDad. Error, ~ gNlk.t, -*" IaAu, lk:;..
Equivocal, ~ mubNlI", ~ klustil. [before, till.
-.glald. [fIIubNlm. Erst. See First, once, formerly,
Equivocally, ~#~y. hi wtIJAin
Equivocation, equivocalness, ~
Erudition, rk
til"" ~ tllthm ,
y"'\ alall.
.w, .~ \ ..Atihd". Eruption (hostile excursion), ~Jr>­
Equivocate, .,. t.~ &ciat · iAuruj, ("~ ANjum.
Bra, ~JU tilrl,u. See Epoch•. Erysipela.!, JT Aamu, ~ Aumrat.
Eradicate, t'. t:l.i Wat , tJ MItI c' See St. Anthony's fire.
Eradicated, t..:.r- fMftlUt, tr=- Escape,.J~ firar, ;~ ""jilt.
• .-..at! j...~ m..tdlal, Escape, 9. ("~, in"alam,.) /ar,..
t..,u.. 1II4iltlt.. To ('Scapc (or be exempted), ..La
\
Eradication, J~' ;'tllill. ,ul(1II.

I
 ESS 498 :EST
Eschew, tl. &ee Avoid, lIy, shun. Essentially, c,:.)\~~ Jiadt.
Escutcheon, I. i.L: ttlldmtJt, ~~ Essoine or esaoign (legal UC1188),
""lui,,. ~~}~\ i t till4,. I - tl . _
Escort, I. P
lI""ffW. See Convoy. Establish, lI. (settle firmly), ~
To escort, lai~ lui!•.
..aUa"')) 1:twrtJr, ~ ....,
Escritoire, ,. ~ 1JMlItaklat••
• ~ tllfWa". To establiab pace,
Especial, ~~ 11tIIt1If. See
~\~ tahMl tJIItIl1.
Principal, chief, special.
Established, ;;-;..- ... " . . ,
Especially, 'l..,,..»- U.,t1Ian, ..j;- y~ mafflGi, ..u.:.... __
\oI'~, tala' alU.,l1,.
t MM, .,)"a... matlU.
Espouse, fl. (wed), c:,y e.uWf/)(~j .• Establlilhment, r~ ayd.., \:,.j,
Espy, fl. (see ata distance), ~
iffllui, ~.J tM'et6, c,:.)\:J "";
tajawu. [~I imtaian.
(form, moden, ~~U lada,
Euay, fl. (to make an experiment),
~~ Iat1I ; (foundation),
Essay, ,. ~ jad, ~ jaM, ~
~\jt4m.
ifill; (experiment), ~
Estate (state, the public), )~
tafribat, ~Ls\...' i",tiluin; (of
j _ v ; (oondition of life), J\..
metals), )~ tfyd,.; (treatise),
~~) ,..,dlal.
luil; (fortune, poueIBion), Jl..
Eaeence, c.:A.; lilt, fb~ jawMr,
m41 (plur. J',-\
MltlNJl). A
hereditary estate, ~,~ ........
v..Ai fftI/I; (of a composition),
A landed estate,) W: tMdr (pl.
~L:;.. 1laul4,at, i.)....JJ 15l1btlat.
~~W: t"drdl). Eetate (l'lUlk,
The essence of any busine88 or
quality),·~ ~, ily...
thing, r"v--Li nal, .al am,.. -
mafllltJ1at, ~t.,) ~, a.l;
tJtw,.., _ ~
.Essence {perfume), ? tat,..
waf/fit.
'J

The essence or attar of roses,

Esteem, tl. (prize, rate high),.r
,))"llp tat". alwarl. To essence,
t4l,~\ i t ta1JG,., r;..! ......,
P t . atttw r.r- \ i4ttwflfff.
Essential, ~I'; sati, "r/fb~ jaw/uwt, Esteem,)~\ iia,., ~~)f'it:dpt, se
~, .,It; (necessary), "r/)JJ..iI r~ \ ilatiriim, ~..P tdrul.
dururf. Estimable, esteemed, y.r t""
 ETE 499 Eue
)~'~\." ,41i6 i t U6d,., Eternize, t7. or eternalize, ~\ tI1J6a4.
r-!-}-:J ~ L. ',41tl tdri.., Ether, ~ _(J, ft'" ~ /fIltIk
.r- -1IttaHr. [Aautl6. .1,.. [_(J,.
Estimate,v. ~ Ham..., ~ Ethereal, ..;,'...... 'lJmdwl, ..;',rA
kimate, estimation (computation), Etymology, .w!l'~\ aaltllktJlillltlt,
~ t4iMefa, ~\-. 1&ti46; J\a:..:.\ ..AtikiJi. Etymological,
(nUne), ~ titlltlt. Estimation ~\ All.
(opinion), ~j IiItflt; (regard, Evacuate, t7. t;";
/fWf'tlgla. To
houour), .J~' ittilXi,.. evacuate (by a purgative), t:lk
letimated, y~ fltaM~, "J~ ~)\.S.I'J' ttUat i14' al l:1&dnj;
~tlw.l.
Estimator, •• ~~ ..tI1d..o.
(by vomit.), t..,i::-.' iata/rtlgA.
Evacuation, ~.f3 ttl/rigA, ~
&trange, v. (keep at a distance),
ttlkllligat. Evacuation (by vomit),
~ UtlGd.
~\ ..ti/ragla. [deceive.
Etc., et ClIEltera, ~J f/JtlgAtlgrtlM,
Evade, t7. See Elude, escape, avoid,
~.j~J f/JtlgMyr Ulik, ~~~
ttNIl haM, i'
ilII' ..uriAi.
abbrev. of ~ 'J' Evangelical, ~\ injili. An
evangelist, ~ injill. The
Eternal, 'of~, tI1HJtlf, ~,.. mil- e\"angelists (g~pel), ~~\~bS'

tfIdHd, r!'" tId,.m, 1or!,MJ"" '(If'- kita6 ul injll. Evangelism (the

publication of the gospel), i.J~
-'I, J~ Mil, ("!U kagim;
(without beginning), JjI. Life M" hi8AiJ.rtlt ul injil. [14-11.
eternal, ~~J'i~' til M!I(Jt til Evanescent, evanid, ~ ti /a.l, ~ ~
"'tIt. Evanish, t7. ~ gll#ml, ~Li
Btlnally, ,,\~, tIHtltI,., ~~J\~' g1&dh. See Vanisb•
. " til 1IiHlf., '~ \., tId!lfltll't. Evaporate, t7. ~ talattfltl.
Btemity, ~~, ~tIt; (without Evaporation,.J\s:: W1&dr, ~
begiuning), ~j' tIUliytlt; (with- taltltl.
oat. eDd), ~\ IIU, ~~, fIo1MMgtlt. Evasion (excuse), )~, 4!ildr;
To all eternity, ~)\J' fla' ltI1HJtl. (artifice), .i:..l.::- AIz.t.
lJom all etlnity, Jj1\~ fit. . Eucharist, ,. U-.iii.•n~~..,iJ \ til
al • • kwrha. til mMatldfl,•.
 EVE 500 EVI

Euclid, V'~\. Euclid'. Elementa, Evergreen, ~'.s:.~ T&", ldlat.

V'~~~. Everlasting, r.J~1 tIlNstlt, JjlGUli,
Eve, even. See Evening.-Eve r-
.)\l>. iMlitl, '..3 tldgiln, r.J~.r
(proper name), ,;- Aaww4. ,af'llUUlf.
Even (lev&l), r.JJ'w.;.,. ...."41Of, Everlastingly, "~'..3 tid",..., "I~\
~,:-e ..",lIIwt; (placid, even abatltM. See Eternally.
tempered), J l . ,dki.; (alike), Ever-living, Io:,JJ-"-!.'~ lw., 14
J.,)\... ....t dtl., ~\:... _AdMA. ,amut.
Even, fMh. "~I ",tltM. Every, J) iol. Every ODe, ~
Evening, L... "'/114, ~ tlllMftit "-I, iol II14ltitl. Every time,
(plur. Io:,J~ t/ll!tiydt). In the ~J~ iol tIHIU. On every
evening, eventide, \-e.J1~J part, in every ~~~ Part.
wokt ill ....d. bil:ol jii,..l. Every 1l0ur, ok l.JS'
Evenly (equally), JI~~ bi iol ,dtat. Every year, A:-.JS'
.f:.titldl, "~,:-e _t4coiytlft. 1:01 ,aMt. Every man, ~) JS'
Evenn8118, ~, "t'Wd; (im- kol rtljfll. Everywoman,i~'JS'
partiality), ill.k titldltJt, ~~, iol tlmraat. He put every enemy
'",ilf. to the aword, ~I.ul\w\::.i 1.ul
Event, ,. (incident), JWI .ttif4l: til tidd I:oll4Atlm.
(plur. Io:,JUWI .tti/aut), 4.;1, Evict (diapoaaeas legally), ~\
tlIdkitat, ~.,)l- Aii.tJilat, ...;.)~ t?4 /IIbat b.l ,Aart·
taritl; (consequence), y~ Evidence (testimony) i..3~
tilii6tlt, ~ MtfJat. ,luWitltJt; (apparency, manifesta-
Eventeul, ~ ....A...., Io:,J\iU;;~I~ tion), )~, IUdr, l:J~ "-14 11,
-4,;1' mi. ill itti/akat til g"""'Ht. l:J~ t a ,4.,
t:~1 ttI4Aj (a wit-
E\'"entual, ~W'\ 'ttifalt, '-:!".)~ ness), ~\.:. ,A4laitl. To give
t drjtlt . evidence, ~ ,,,.W.
E",entually, "\iW'I ;ttifdu", ~y. Evidence, t7. (give testimony), ~
J'..aJ~1 biwajA al itti/ak. ,MW; (ahew),.;p' aM,..
EVl'r, eOTe",er(at~times)'r-~~\("!.I..3 Evident, ",U; 1IIiW. tl, ~
tl<!-gilll al a"llm, ~1..3 tlIlgm/l". t:r ,artA, ..;;.. ",,,Hyfa,., t:
'
 EXA 501 EXA

J.,iA,.;A~ iaAir. An evident rea- Exacted, ~ ",uktadl, y}h-e

1011, proof or demonstration), ~ matlvi. - ,
My,iut (plur. I..:.:~ ioyginat), Exacter, I. voi-!w kiliid. The
To make evident, k'
nMr. exacter of souls (the angel of
Evidently, 'I.;AU; ICllawan,'\>. ~ \ death), t:")\~li i4iidal arwaA
fldAM. Exaction, .w. Ua.. mutaW.t, ~
.
Evil, ":j. "';.J) radl, ",""U /dM, taW, ~ takll/(pl. ~\(j
~~ eJt•1, ~~r "'11IA takiilf/). Extraordiw-r or op-
t.niJ. pressive exactions, .t..A:w:~\(j
-
4-i.r~\(j
-
Evil, I. ~ IMrr. An evil (mis- takdlf/ tUnHat,
fortune), ~ lHIla, ~'.J ddMgat, takdlfj turfiy.t.
~ (a disease), ..p;e Exactly, ~~ iiiol 1tIMat, ~
...m.at j
...,.1Ul. The king's evil, ~li..r.
,ardci•.
,u.J iU:ol dil:J:ae•
Exactness, ~ ItIltAat. .-
EriDce, CI. ~\ MlNlt. See Prove, Exaggerate, CI. ~ t aaam, ~4
moW'. (praise. idlagA. [tIItI6dlagAtae.
Eulasy, t: oM fIUItlA. See Encomium, Exaggeration, ~,}J ttI/rlt, ~~
Eunuch, ~ ilatlll (plur. l;)~ Exalt,CI. ~ tauam, ~ /tJk1IJ:lwn,
Hurd", ...r- \,k WiliAI. t::-iJ ra/at·
Evolft, CI. ~ jal. [jayiin. Exalted, ~;e mar/at! ~;e
Euphorbium (a gum). l;)~.} /M- ",urtafit! ~.:;....:-. fnUllaarr.j.
Euphrates, ~~ I al/MaA. Exalted in dignity, J~I~~
European, ~.}\ afra"Jl. [MWfltl. t'ilf al kadr, ~\i.J\J~ tall til
Ka.xille (~), .J,..J~ iaM al maid"" \:Jl.:J\J~ t411 MAIM".
Ewe, I. i •. ; g_atllllt. Exaltation, t.Ui) irlifaf! W)
EWft. I. ~..r.' iirli. ralt.t, ~\ ilUt 14·
Euct (jut, true, accurate), ~ Examen,examination,~ttlftllk,

~/.M'I.J'l~1 ijliMI'\:J\s\...,
.MIl, 1,~ fnadiat.
Ruct, CI. ~ talai, ~;J _m.
ifntiMn, ~~I iitilac1l'J~1
To euot a debt, ~.J~ taZai ..tUAidr.
Up. Examine, v. ~ /fI1IM, ~I .
 EXC ;:502 no
i.uW.. To examine by in- ingly DOxious, ).ril~ iIa1r
terrogation. ~, ..u/ltam. tMld4rM. [,.....
Bumined, ~~ fM/AfU, ~ Exce1.1, fl. ¥.r.:i~JU /ai ttll,'

mfl/lltttsalt. J-Lc4
mwAflikfli. Exce11eDee. excellency. J..:i fill,
y ~ mtl:1MnMJ • ~ JtMlflM (pL ~ L.:i.i /~yil),
Examiner, •. examinator. ~ JW' kafltd/. His Excellenoy the
,,*/tIU..lt. v-U /4"", ~ Pasha, \':'\J'i.Jl- ,lJtUG til
mula/11M... PiJ.ltiJ.
Example••• J1.. _til (plur. &..., ExcelleDt. J.;;U Ja4il. U-!.~
o...u.t), ~ teMiltot (plur. ~ alusrtj, Ue:- -If.
IIfIIdA), ~J"" ..rllt. J..' Gil; ExoelllmUy. J.A-i~ lJiiol JItil,
(applied to punishment), ~ ~ ~r!'J~ iiio..al cd lIIlIf'IGW.
tibrfltUfl; (a penon proposed as a Words excellently arranpl, ~
model). iJ~ itMlttHIt. To be ~\1:a:;.jJ~~ ifIlo.".idAiralilltit4"..
punished as an example. ~\ii Except, t7. ~, iatGIM'.

V" I.:.U'~ tMiJlfII tibrtlt411 Iii Except, excepting, "r!r' liw',.r-i

1I1Ja. For example. ~b.. flIGIfIltI... , .... ,~ ttltld, ,~t. mil tala,
Exasperate, fl. ~\i' agMs, ~, \.:,\.. MaAa.
ag1ulfllJ. Excepted, • & .",.. .......'.
'-:?
ExasperatioD. J..!.Jf3 t/lAwf.A. ,~\.. fItd ..tIdd.
~

Excavate. fl. (to make hollow), ExooptiOD, t:.=..., uti8ltiJ. Without

~j~ jQUNJaj, j.- Ius/or. exception. h=...'~ 1JiLJ iItiIM.
Excavation. }a.::.:>-' illtifar• .J- Exceptionable. \ • & • :t'J-
ius/fir, u~,=i' tajwlf· tn"N•• al "timd.
ExC888 (superfluity). ;.J~) ai,oMt.
Exceed. fl.

)J\::i' ~'4w" ~ Ww. ~

t lUflf •
(go beyoDd bounds),
iij~ fItfI1Jdlagltat, 1:,.)
},!,i' ijr4t, ~ iMrflt; (intem-
J-.
Exceeding. f'arl. 1:,.;.. fHfril. An. peranee). J'~'r~ t"- til
exceeding. )J~ m.taj4wis. itlidd/; (violence of pusiou).
Exceeding. exceedingly.... ~~ ~,1tMJMJ.
~,-
iodrlJft. ,~ji4lall. Exceed- Exceuive. )J4i-e ",fIIojdflJiS,
 .EXC D03 no
.i&!~j~ -.iaunr. tJlAatId, l.,.,a-. Excluded, rJ~ .....va..
awfnt. Exoeuive love, k!}' ExclUllion, ~ -t- [m~.
~I ijrdt tIl ..uWblit. Exclusive, exclusively, ~
Exc.ive1y, .i.s\;"; /tlUJi III Wtl, ExcommUDicate, 0. r~ AarMn.
i.)\.l~ J"; /tlflJl: til ttidat. r
Excommunication, r"'" AMm. See
Exchange, 0. J~ Htlal, J~' Anathema.
NWtlal. Excoriate, P _MMr.
Exchange, iJ"'\- mubatlaltJt, J~ Excoriation, ~ ,",lal", to
w.l, ~~ ItJ1HlIl, 4.P.Y- tfIWtUl. 'Mil&, ,aWll. t'
[munkalAw.
Exchange fW difference of money, Excoriated, tf-
mtJIlukA,~
J.} /tWl:. .An exchange (where Excrement (dung), ~ kAtWa,
merchants meet),.J ~~ Mid,.. A. ~ Mj...
bill fW letter of exchange, ~ Excrescence," r.Jj tDtW...
• fttfillt, .u,~ /eawdlllt, ~~ Excruciate, 0. y~ tlllllUW.
JI01isu. Exculpate, 0. l:T ~ ta/Is' tall,
Exchanged, Jj~ malHlal. eL..,elmall.
Exchanger, I. J"'\- mubdtHl; (a Exctu'llion (for pleasure), ~J'"
money changer), -J~ 'MTdj. tla"",.a. A hostile exctu'llion, ~t=
.Exchequer, I. ~,.t.;j>- kManat gMra (plur. c.::.J~U gAd,.{Jt).
M ...hI:. To make a hostile excursion,
ExciBe, ~.J f"tIIfII, U:lli talilIf. ~~t=Ji t amal gM,.a t altl'.
Excite, •. d~ M,.,.a1:, ~A 1Iagyaj, • I
~ ExcuBable, JJ;'-" mat1a,., ~ ~
~.;c... ltMrtMl. To excite a tn-
.J~' fI){JjtD til t-", ~,:..-
mult or disturbance, i.:.il'~.J )~JI ".."wjib til tttisll,..
,.."..' III jltut.
Exeitement, vA-?;'-::' taMitl, Excuse, I. .J~ tar,J'~I 't.tild,.,
~~ tdrIi. i.J~ fIItIturllt~ A frit'olou8 fW
Exclaim, •• Ct. di, ~ luIttsf. weak 8%CW1e, Jl-J. tatallul. By
Rvlaimer, •• & MI.,_, ~U way of excuse, Jl.d'~~ hi
J4lif, t.J t. Idn». Wli til taf:!llltll. ot ex·Worthy
._ ...,
Exclude, •• ~rr onBe'J~ tMtlltW• [1I!f41& t--
~ ---t' ~ 1M... Excuse, 0'.J~ t ...., ~~
 Ell EXE
Excused, .J'~ tn4Illtlr. Exempli1lcation. Bee Copy, tran·
Excuaer, •• (maker of apologies), script, illustration.
.J~ mtltttJair; (. pardoner of Exemplify, tI. (illustrate by ex-
o«encee), C\....-
tnudmiA. ample), Ji. ffItIUal, J~''-:J~
Execrable, 'Jj.-.IJI4iraA, 4.J..j hwfA. daM _"..41, J~\.>JJ' ..".;
Execrate, f1. ~ klt..'"
[kl t _. • ...al.·
Execration, ,~, utikraA, U Exempt, CI. ~, _t/a'.
Execute, CI. (perform), ~ tamm4Jtn. Exempt, exempted, ~~L.....

To execute a criminal, J::.i lalal. mtleJf ...iI, ~'j.:- _tIlt4III4A

tGIt. To be exempted from public
Execution (performance), ~\.i t.MItlIl,
burdens, ~l-':..J'~""';\-...
~'tjrd. To put in execution,
r.Jr:-, ajr.'. To put tbe laws Y~' ~4J milt attM4lIjal
ttlr.fiy4Jt.
into execution, J:...'~' ijra al
Exemption, ,Ut- fINItiiftit.
W. The exeoution of. criminal,
Exequies. Bee Obllequies, funeral
~~...l\J::.i }atl al tnuutl.
rites.
Executioner, •• .,)~ jallii.d.
E1erciae, Jt...::....' utittndl, Ja.:.
Executive, ~ tatnall. The .AtlgAl, .L;4) riyatlat, i..)\-
executive power, ~~~,~
,,",m4'/UtII, ~ tIIt.lIm; (work,
WlIt/" al .AUm. labour, exertion), Ji ....~1IIJtal, ~
Exeoutor,J..~ la..". Theexecutor ••ltt·t, I./'"" ui;..1 j (recreation),
of commands, ~~~, \ .; . • ~)3 I.Jarrtlj. Literary exercise,
mUM.Jid al aMam. The executor ~ tilth.., V"J.,) WI. A
of a last will, ~.,J'~~J place for gymnastic exercises,
tDaifl tala' al tDAiy4Jt. "
4;)'~ fltltlillt (plur. ~.)~
Exemplar". ~, AI, ~ tIadNJt. tuyadlll).
Exemplarily,
. ,"'r t ilwatM, #~y. Exerciae, tI. j....::....' Ntat.mal. To
~ lIi tIHIjAitJ PttalHw. exerciae authority, rt-- W-,
Exemplariness. See Piety, probity. l:J.-j taaallat. To exerciae in
,"
Exemplary, ~ tilwatM, ~,.. military art or maDceUVl8l, Ji
~, _11ill al t1lr4Jt. ~ ttl- ttltllm• To exercise
 EXI 505 EXO
one's-aelf in anything, V"'.J\.. exigency. of the OClCMiOD, time
114,.... To 8Xt'rciee or take exer- and place, i,.;iJ'.J~I\..:i.::.i'
ciIe (on foot), ~ ttI~'. ~L...rJ'.J iktitld til f1UIAtJll fDtIl
Exert, v. (endeavour), ~ '.J~ /urlat fDCIII4IlIIdft. On account
i-l wi#4W, ...sw IIItll'. 01 the exigency of the affair,
Exertion,tJ'W -lilt', ~ i.Al, l..:i.::..:i~'~ .\aNi til ildidd,
~ j"" -'"'~, ijtiltiltl. ~~~~~ 1Iil«Itltw til iAti,ai
Exhalation, exhalement, )Ls:: Exile, ~ fttIjf.
WAa,.. The exhalation from Exile, I. ~ _/a'.
• aterbogs, etc., W!J~ WAd,. Exile, fl. ~ fUI/Il', ~ ta,.lId.
Ill.. [_ifttlllAo WAd,.. Exiled, ~ mtlft/I.
Exhale, II. .JL:ic:£...:...~ Wit Existence, '"'~J UNjfJd.
Exhaust, fl. ~..J"" 1fW1lj, .w I lift/lid. Existent, existing, '"'~,.. mtlfIIJ'fJd,
Exhansted, u-l\.:;..
kA4l1; (poor, ~ \S' ka,in. Not emting, ;:i-
penuileee), - ~ . ..flU, ~.i; '"'~,.. gJusy,. flttllDjfJd. Self-
wu.. emting, or neoeesarily-ex:iating
Exhibit, II.';p' aMr, "';.r t/wlld. (one of the attributes of Omnipo-
Exhibition, J'F' isla,., r-!..lLJ tenae), '"'~~'~'.J wajilJ til
tMiI.., '"-"'!r'
it'"atl. fDUj1Ul.
Exhilarate, II. ~, tltalufi,.rJ' Exit. See Departure, recess.
..... Exhilaration, vi
/tWM, Exodus, ~J.;5tl~ lif,. til kMw;Jj.
4f! 1Jdj1lt. Exonerate, II. -~\Jj-i ftaatll til
Exhort, fl. ~ ~, ~J tHt.4"'> Auml.
~ tNICIl. Exorbitance, exorbitanoy, ~~,
Exhortation, ~ UlfluJl, ~ ~,~ til kAtW1lj tlHf til Aatld.
...i, ~ tall6f1, ~J tHtl , Exorbitant (enormous in me),
~.,... """tllllJl (plur. ~I,.. ~\~C:.J~kAarii ti". til Wi.
-..o4til). Oxorbitant1y.~'~~.J\&.'~
Exigence, exigency, ~J"" tltWA,.at, hi fUHlItift kAarj taft til W.
4-'- 1fIljllt, ~~, iAtt,ai, Exorcise. II. ~~:r ttRllltJm t ella'.
n.
J~ .i:';' iktitld til Mil. The Exorciser, exorcist, I. -r'''' P - til.
 BXP 506 En
...",... Exorcism, ~j-J&1 tltWurfSt, iiy lay4iM, rJi
Utsl"'. _uln, YJ":"J . " , ~l:...
Exordium, ~~,) tlI6ajfSt, .t...ii.. flIIflI4MHt.
....Uatat. [gNri6. Expedient, J!.' Idyii, j'J l4Iitc, r
Exotic, ~ , qiM61, '-:-!oj. ~~ waj••, ~\o... .........
Expand, tl. (open, spread), ~ fIIMl, It is not expedient, J!.~~'"
~ 6C111Jt, ~.; /fIr",l. Idgii. Au. expedient,ft? oW ttMlbIr,
Expanded, k~ flIGiril, ..)J';" 1£..'k tildj, ~~ ~ledrfl. To be
tUfrilI1. expedient, jJ ld, ~J ."p.
~Ij fI4M6.
]b;panse,expansioD, ~ """',)'~'
.JlItitlU. The expanse or apace ExpedienUy,..~l Id,.....~~
between heaven and earth,J":" jllW. w4jilJo.,.,..\....j~ Ids""fI.
. wi

Expanaibility, ~'I.:JIL.' . .l:dul Expedite, tl. ~l: t4iial, (r" lUf'Wt j

""".
lbpatllrible, 1-:J'~
(to despatch), J...;l tWMl.
....... al
[""".
Expedition (haste), kr --t.M,
Expansive, ~ ,.,,,,W. ~ f:!IJtuM, ~ "tl"ll,
&patiaie, ytJ' ",l.,k ttNtt1al III J~' iI"ridl ; .(. journey),
,Mrl. To expatiate upon, ~ .}- III/fir. A. warlike expedition,
/",_. .;-. ,4jflrj (against infidel8), ~\p,­
Expect, tl. p' ..,.,."., ~.J j"1liU. A general expedition oftha
ttInJIW, r:Ji uwtIUtIt' ~.J nobles, r~~ Mftr tel... To go
t4Jr4JlMll. on an expedition, ..,a.J'~r.l
Expectant, expecter,~ ....taW, t:Mo.m tala' fIUIJ/.,.. •
-
~.r--- ",.wIlUid, '-:--'~
2 Expeditious (expedite), J~ tlfjil·
......tJHij. Expeditioualy, upeditely, ~
Expectation, expectancy, Ju:"':w' J~'6tW""'rJ4l,~,~
_i.a,., ~.,; tMamuI. Without tala' III tqjaltll· [ ...ur.;.
expectation, J~'\:JJ~ lHtlu" Expel, tl. r=i,)
dis/lit' ~.J rwtl, 1£....fl'"'
."'faa,.. Expend, tl. 1£...r"- Donj, ~r
Expected, ~ ...taIw. 'flrllj, J~ 6_, ~, _/M.
Expedience, ezpediency, ~J~ To expend to the utmOllt of one',
 UP 507 EXP

abilliiea, .~ J~ Nul j.u.Ao. Expiable,~ ,.,ltjflr, t.,j~ pIN'.

To expead pl'Ofwlely, ~ Wilf, Expiate, tr.~, H,.,1/f1r.
urI......,. Expiation, ~,) dtlyyfll, i).i~ itlj4Nt.
hpaded. uJr- 'M/Wf.f. Expiatory, t.,jJUi:..a\ HliglajiJrI.
Ilpeue, '[.;>- TWw.1~ ur> ...J, Expiration (conclusion of any
(price), ~.t.ei ibuII. limited time), i~}\rW ...
Expeuin (extrangant), u,r- til tD"tUt, ~ \ ifltii4; (the last
"";f, J~ ........ breath), ~:J' tIlaJ1 i (respira-
I1peuiftly, u.l:s~ ln1tIl talf. tion), vJ:J
tMa4.fu. _
!xpen.eiftll_ (costlinell), ~ Expire (breathe the last), eJ)lrL
».j; (extravagance), ~ tGlJ. ItIlltJtJI ClfTlltDla; (to breathe out),
Experience, ~.ri' ttljri1Jflt, I;)~' vl:J I4ft11,ffM; (to conclude, to
iNilttJII, ~ iAilwflt. be ended), ~\ idaN'.
EIperience,tr.fI.t..,.,f t Jfwrfl1J,~, Explain, tI. ~ ItIUfIr, era ,ltfIr.A,
......
!Jperieaced (ekiltul by practioe),
Explained,
fIt.IM'CI,..
eJ..r:- rM,M111, ;:.;.,.
In the manner ex-
Jill: ttIiil, ~jJ~\.., dAill plained, ej..,.:...l'J'.r--J~ 1Jt1
tnIoIif, ~ i.Wf,.. fllflfltDdl til rMlM1l1. It cannot
Experiment, I. w~, iflltiA41f, be explained, ~,~~
~ iAilJrfll, L,ri' . .lat. ,lUIgr ..umii" til "14t h,., ~'J

......
To make an experiment, ~,

hperimeatal (belODging to experi.

liJpta/tIUfIr.
'~ ta/dIM, J. ". :
ttlltJ' aU-IIIl.
Clearly explained,
11J=
_t), ~l.i.' iflllWJ"l. Explanation, I;)~ H,a'" e.r-
IlpaimeataUy, ~~ ln1tIl """'1 (plm. eJ.r- .....riA), ~
UiINI, ~~'~y. "",;i til " tal"", ~ tat"'''' ExpbmatioB
iaIiI.J". of dreams, ~J)~ "t"l,. til
BIpert.,~ 1WIr,~L. Mitr. ra,d, ,-=-,L.\:...!~ 1111"" til
Izpriy, ~J4 itW iltilwflt. fllGfld1llllt.

~ M.Jl..1a-:. MIII4...e, Explanatory, uplioatiTe, t.,j~

-.i~~ III/rIrI, ~J\:i Itlflfll.

 EXP ;j08 EXP
Expletive, c. (superll.uous word), in the service of God, 4J~ r~
~~ r~ Wd.. Iilyill. ..UlL.~ ~ ltiIyatai Ii
Explicable, explainable, l:J={. .... iAiIlIIIGt alW. To expose to
~, mtlmki,. (lltal'fr, J:li infamy (to revile), ~ latWl.
CrJ' I:tJbil ",lu/uwA. Exposed, ~JjW fJItItfiltl, C,r---
Explication. See Explanation. lIIGIMGA. Exposed to the sun,
Explicit,.;A~ IilAw, C'~ larlA, ~ .tltalla.."..,.
~~ wiltliA. ExpositioD (t'xplanation), ~u.
Explioitly, ..~~ Iillwa, '6::-0::r- Ail:iJytJl, .:)~ Mya., ~ "t"",
ltlrllaan, ~~ 1Jil taptI. C~, ItldA, .larA, r..}j cro
Exploit, I. y).~;"l-l' tultltwal 14I:r1r, ";r In.
biZ Atwb. Expositor, I. {;JL:. .AdriA, ~
Explore, II. ~ tajautll. mulauti'. [iUtGU'.
EJ:plored. See Examined. - Ex- Exp08tul.te,~ talWia"~\
plorement, 81ploration. See Expoetnlation, '~.J Nt", ..;,s:.J
Search, trial. - An explorer, N~tDG', ~ .iIcJ~ kj\;..• IIIIINi-
explorator. See Examiner. sittlt, ~4' iWil4f, ~~
Explosion, II. r.,)\..:a1 talddtlm. IM1:dyat, I,U ~4.
Export, tr. .J~ \~, J'r'J-i-i Expostulator, •. ~ .tIdIMI,
~.)\aJ'"WtlflltDdl WJ' tIl1Jt1dtl V\:.... m..chit-
til HiJrfiytlt. Expoellr8 (disclo8ure), .J\P' QA4,.,
Exportation, .J~'J'J"":i'~~' ~, iftid. [interpret.
~

~1I iilwtJj til tJmtDtJl iltI' Expound, .;-J/.".,.. Bee ExpJaiD,

til lHlcitl til ajItaJiyal. Express, tl. (by laDguage, etc.),
Expose (lay open),.;el;\ tIIIlaar, ~.r ~ ltJl·, C.r- IitwM,~Nn'"
ewtltl. To expose to the sun, ~.J rdtl., .....a-J tD".a/; (to
~ IYlnJfltll. To expose to squeeze), ~ ttlMf".
danger,~~.r t'wtltl lil Exprel8 (clear, plain),,.;A~ ....,
&lat". To expose oDe's-self to ~~; (for a partiaaJar
danger, .t " ;. ~~ 1:A4t4r purpoee), ..~ ~....
IJiMj.ilw. To expose ODe's life Exprea, I. (mell8Dger), ~L.I4t.t.
 EXQ 509 EXT
Expreaed (pronounced), 1;,a.J..- Exquisiteneu, .Lw fIIIJd,.t, ,u\Y
-..fa 1II1d/1lt.
Expressible (that may be uttered), Extant (remaining, not annihilated),
~pl/.; (that may be squeezed ~~ 6~iI. Projeoting.j)~ 6dns.
out), ~ '''t'tW. Extempore, extemporal, extempo-
RxprelBion (by language, etc,), J,illj rally, extemporaneous, extempo-
,..!-, ~ 111ft, ~ IIIj1At; rary, ~~ 6tUl1111. An extem-
(equeeziug), ~ tat"'" The Pore 8Peech, C!?' ilctwdA.
upr888ion and signification, ~ Extend, fl. JJk 1tJwtHl, ~ mlltI,
..j-.J IlIft Wil "'tflll'. ~ 1Ialllt. To extend the limits
Expreuive, ~ IIIftl; (descrip- or territory, .Jl.:J'r::-'J Waullt
uve), ~~ f/Jfll/I. tJl1Jiliitl.
hprelliTe1f, U:ai.l IIIjsMa. Extended, extensive, .JJ,),/ mamlu,
!xpre.iT8Deu, rK.1lij.i IAwllt til .J.:;.l ...mtlltl, ~ ..u1lauat,
wa., u...)'i;; itlwat til fINIIf, ~, wildt, vi'!.r: t antl•
u\..:u' itil4/. Extender, I. o3.,)\"" mdtlitl.
hpreM1y,#\s'o~,atiAml. Extendible, extensible, ~ yumttMl.
lhpulsiou, ~~I i11wiJJ~ .J> ttWtI, Extensibility, extensibleneu, .;.,..;
03) ratl, t:io3 tltI/t: .,)'~ll kwat til imtiddi.
hpulaiv8, t:i'S cld.h. The ex- Extension, extensiven8ll8, extent,
pulaive power, t:i~'ij.i itlwilt J.,s.,
tfil, i -J fDaltllt, .,)'~I

MM/t· itAtitldtl.
Lpuuse,fI. ~ W, ~ tntIAts'. Extenuate, tI. (attenuate, make thin,
Exquisite, ~ 1IIt1f, ~ M/f" lean, or small), -a....1:;.. lAtsJfIlf,
~~ N41t: Of exquisite beauty, u..;:. MAliaf, ~) rtJUai; (to
J~'~~ 6tUl1 t ajjMnii.l. The palliate),ff t lJllW• ["tV:
moet exquisite part of anything, Extenuated, ~ M1IIj, ~
.i.d.:;.. I:/wliJut, iJ \ij flaldwillo Extenuation, .iJ.
J'
"kiat, ~
Exquisite thiJl8ll, ~'Jj fill/a,,,. ""Y; (palliation), )~ t ur,
Exqaiaitely, ~ .. ti"! 6ifltltlJtifi J.W tatMlul•
••fb,"L.:.I~ Hull;,.". Exterior, "",U=. saM,., ~~ IAdn}.
3'
 EXT 610 EXT

The exterior part, ~ua.J\~~\ C.>..J'~ lJalagA fIl fIIIIdA. To

"',urtlt flUiJ.Mrtlt. extol one's-self, 4J\";C,M.wdaA
Exterminate, jJl::.-t\
t'. "1dIiIl, siit4lto. To extol ODe another,
~ ktlttsf:! ~ ktIltIf:. '.,-.JW~.
Extermination, J~\ "tu41, Extolled, C'~ mamdiA, ';~r
~ kalt · fMtDrif, .J~ ""i4,.;~
Exterminator, •• j..,b-.. mflltdlil. ..",Mu,..
ExternaL See Exterior, outw4rd. Extoller, •• 'L.)\'" fIIii.liA, r\.i,.
"'I~
Externally, u';J"" IilrtJt4m, ~~ flflJddala, ~'., willi/.
...

IilMrtln. Extort, fl. SIIlm. To extort rlli

Extinct, r~ mVfJf:tJMm, ~ by torture, y\.)..l\~1./')
fltutjl, ~ mv.taft, ~ rtJmII' tIIht til ttJlltilJ.

_unkatit . [it/a. Extorted, r~ ....zillll.

Extinction, extinguishment, \i1\ Extortion, salm. Oppressiverlli
Extinguish, ~ ttl/tI'. To extin- extortions, ~u.J\.!1 Willi - .
guish (annihilate), ~ fA(!,Ni, t-Jigtlt.
r.J.J:. t adam, ~ latllt · Extortioner, extorter, ,. r'J:, 1iiHa,
Extinguishable, ~ guntlljl. ('P, salam, ~~ lHi.gAf.
Extingnished, ~ rnutjl, ~ Extract, fl. ~~\ .,ta1/IrtIji
muntajl, ~ lItuw#f:! r~ (select), ~'mta.lW,)~\
i1altilr. [~.
muneulim, rJ~ miltdam.
Extinguisher, ~ mutjl. Extract, ,. ~ W"'"', ~
Extirpate, t'. ~ ktIltIf..' ~\::...,\ Extracted, c:~ .,..,WArGj,
"tu'al. ~~W1uu.
Extirpated, jJl:.......... flJutdtal, Extraction (lineage), J..' ",I, J...i
~ makltl t · flail, ~ fI4IIG6, ~ j_.
Extirpating, t:l
1J kalif:: [l:tIlt . ~tractor, ••
.. ,
~ mflldWU,
L •

Extirpation, J~\ u'i,al, ~ Extrajudicial, ~..,.:J\~.J~

Extirpator, ,. t:l\i kalit ·
khilil/ UwtilJ alMAcwft.M.
Extol, t'. ~ luzmatl, C~
matlaA. Extramundane, ~J~ 11If~'"
To extol immoderately, ~~ Extraneous, ~.;i g/.wiJ.
 ~u 511 EYE
htreordiury, J.,)t fllJdir, ~t:;.. lJalgtlt, ~ tlJlUIl With exul-
i.,W'~ iMnJ e"lS tJl t.ilIJGt, tation, c:~\~ lJikol sltiltiij.
'*'-~ gMyr mtlttal, ~ Exulting, IJtlj. J'~ mawa,.,
tId"IlJ, '-:-i~ gNwflJ. ~ fltv1JWHj.
Extraordinarily, extraordinary, Exultingly, c:~\~ ithJl ~tiM.j,
~..t.i-! MnaWf:!1I tlljtlJ. .) '.r'~ "ikolltrir.
:Extraordinariness, jJ")\..i nalirllt, Eye, ~ tllY" (plur. ~~ tnyl1l1);
i..!fi itrimlJt. (or sight), ~ "-11'1'. A wiJlk,
Extravagance, extravagantness (su- glance, tWsignal with the eye, ~
perfluous expense), ~~, ilriif. ,1ttJmJlJt. In the twinkling of an
Extravagant (in expense), J.l:- eye,~\.u>JjlwfGtalt.tJyilS.
• ..", ~ ~ mumf; (ir- A& far sa the eye can reach, )~
regular), ;~L.LH~k uilaf ~\.M W14r mlJtl al "(JIM'. To
IIlldt.itltJI. Extravagantly (ex- look attentively or amorously
pensively), u}.j~ lJilol talaf. through half-shut eyes, ~~1:J...
Extreme (last),.;="-1 aUw, ~\ ~\ la1wJs "itartSj al tagill.
.aa.'; (greatest), ~, IIt.Urn, Squint-eyed, J~ aAwal (fem• \
;.S' aHIJ,.; (highest),~, IItlo'. ~~ _la. One-eyed'J~' lIt.wa,.
htmne, extremity, ~~ gMyG', (fem. '.J~ tlJtDrii). An eye for an
~ 1atl4. [gMytJt. eye (retaliation), ~J~~
Extremely, ~\i gltaya', ~~ lJi t.agfll 1JIJtlq,l tagi,.. The comer of
Extricate, t.'. J ,!~, ~'J:a. Ml tJl the eye, ~,~;, wafal tilt/in.
....ual. The star eal1ed the Dull's eye or
Extrinaic, ~.;A~ Idmn. Extrinsi- Aldab~n, ,=,,'.r.~1 atltla"Ma".
'1-
cally, ~,- I1lI'G.,
..~U; Eye, tI. ~ tallaf::
1liAir• . Eye-ball or pupil, I. ~~y, "abba
kuherance, ~ ..,..,. al t.agin, ~,.u~ /wtlaktst al
hubetaut, 'J'. .:. fltultagA.i, tag;n, ~',="W' 'miin al tat/in.
~U ftlye;l, ~ ialfr. Eye.brow, ~~ AajilJ. The
Exult, fl. J4J Wudltrl. hair of the eye-brow, ~.a 'nul".
Exultation, ~~, ibUluij, L.s:f! E~('le8S,
J
cit a,ma'.
\",j ~
See Blind.
 FAC 512 FAC
Eye-lid, I. ~ jafn (plur. I,:)~t face or pege of a book, ~
ajf4_). IClAVat.
Eye-sight, ~~ flGlrtlt t.,t.. Faoe, tI. (meet race to raCe), J?\;
Eye-witneu, I. ~U IMAUI (plur. kiJ1HU; (to oppoee with boldnese),

""":' • .AU). ~..J~ t 4rtJtl.

Face-painter, 1•. ) ] - - tnU4lll1lllW.
F. FacetioU8,~ latIf,Yrt~
latV til ~, ~~ ...-if.
Fable, •• ~ iiuM, ~~ Mu,tIt,
~ fIttIItIl. Fables, J~' amMll.
Faoetious!'"
~, -
~ ~ In
• A \,1 ''-~.
tllRDt'ft latIJ. Faoetio1lSD8e,
Fable, 11. .:;J~Lt....~ lttatI'
.t;lhl lataJat.
wagiJt.
'Fabled (celebrated in fable), ~
Facilitate, 11. J-i.-. 1tJAAa1. To
facilitate the means, ~ ,....,.,
,,=Jl-!L!.. ~ ........' t'JltMM
~ """aft, ~L..;'~ AiIn-
wa,dt, uJ"""" fllMlJliJ.J. (104ft.
til t1H114,tt.
Fabler, fabulist, ~~~ Aa1&d-
..,CIIItW.
~
I.
Facilitated, ~ ..
Fabricate,t7.(construct),ft.;. ttHllflliW. Facility, il* ItI1t1lat; (ductility),
Fabrication (constructing), ~
~ ta"fr. Facility in dia-
Uttnlr, ';;\.i tim4rtlt.
posiDg of merchandize, ~J.J
Fabric, •. ~ luiad, ~\.i tim4rat. rtlflJ4j. With facility, il~
Fabulous, ~J waAmI. [kikd,dt. "iiol ItI1t1lat.
Fabulously, .:;J~\Q..t~ mill til Facing, J?\i.. ...u."il.
Face, I. ~J fDfIJl, j4J Mlar. The Fact, I. (deed), Jai fiJ, J.;- ta..M,
face of the earlh, ~)'~J fDtgl ~ ,.It; (reality), ;9)i.....
til arl. To change the face Wlkat. In fact, t:i'}IJ ftC
(change 'countenance), I,:)j-LJ tDdkif:! ~ ftl WIlat. 'J
talalOwan. To tUrD the lace, Faction (confederacy), ,,~ iUiltiU,
~J}" tldr fIHl)M1fIJ. Having ",W' iltijiJJ:, i~\... tntIt:.tJAM.t;
theraceofanangel'~'~J~ (machination), ~ "flat,o)W
mill wjll til mal4k. Face to face JIIIdd; (tumult), k.::..; jitrIat.
(opposite), J?\i.. mtU;aiil. The Factious, 1,:)8 Jatta,..
 FA! 618 FA!

Factiously, ~ ". mairin.

..uAJ IdlltlJ'~
*" 'MU, u».
iluJtil,)~ n.ar,
Fectitious,..,;.
# is. ~\.aij nMba,., ~ t.ag", ~
t.4III4lI, ~ muanMt: MkI,~ ttJUfr.
Factor (agent), ~, wtJkll. Fain (wishful), Jh.:.... rmIIAtilk,
Factory" . .u\S'J waUlIIt. J""':' ~ \..., 'ilM" d41tDk; (com-
Factotum, •• j l.t-- miMnda. pelled), J~ mttj1Jur.
Faculty (ability), iJ~ kuMat, Faint (feeble), ~ {]q,t.I/.
...,1.cil iitiddr, 'iii lR1wat, .t.:;lJ, Faint, fl. (become feeble), ~
1tiJ:al; (powers of the mind, tUf:!l; (to swoon), ~ glul"l.
capaeity), i j HwtJt, ~ elm, Fainting, ,. AM ,",;' g~!ytlt.
Jil: tGil, d\J..3\ ilrak, .t..~ Faintness, faintishness,.fi~ eljas,
jM'dI4t, rti lalun. The visible JP lutU,..
IacuIty, ~\J1iii~uwattJlid.tirtJt. Faintly, F~ hiiol t.0jas.
Fade, fl. (grow weak), ~ tUt6/; Fair (handsome), aar!f.~ UJ..>
(to wither 88 a vegetable), ~..3 Mm,~jamll; (clear),~u.:.·
MW. 'MPI; (honest,juat),J..3~ t.afl•1;
Faded, ~.3 tltJ1Jldn, ~ {]q,eJ. (mild, not severe), e"'J wafllt!
Pagot, ,. i.;-- Auzmat. (-!.'l. mtddyim; (commodious),
Pail, f? (become deficient), ~ ~\:.... mllnt2lll,cJi\,.. muwcJfik;
r.M.i\
tUiII; (to become extinct), (.civil), Y..3"-",:,.•-=t"\'" ,aMi atltJ1J.
iat.aU", ~\ in"tat! ~, Fair demeanor, ~ W \ imaniyat,
-I". It did not fail to be, Y..3\afl6,~lutj.
~"... mil a"I". Fair, ,. (stated meeting of buyers
Pail, failure (want of BUC0088), r~ and sellers), (""",.. maw,am, .J~4
C~, t.-III 01 Mja!; (deft- "ilail,..
cieucy), .J~ lulu,., ~\-.Li Fairly (beautifully), ~ #~y.
lIdId. ; (omission), J-Lt-i ii wflrjlain jamll; (commodiously),

,._ar.
tGM...d; (extinction),
Without fail,.J~;:i~ ....,.
Ul" it/il.

Pailing". (imperfection, deficiency),

Lu\,...~ iilwl muwillaW;
(without a blot), ~;:i~
min gAayr t.tly" j (completely),
#t..~ tamdman.
 FAL FAL
Fairness, J~ jamal, ~ """'; Falconer,.'- ~~J.;e ...-a1Jk
(honesty), c.L, ,alah, 4...itw ,hawskl••
,adlikat. Fall, ". hi... ,akat, wtWJt:: To e
Fairy, ,. ~ fin.gat. A fairy Call away (grow lean ),~ tUt6/;
supposed to give or cure diseases (torevolt),~ tad; (toaposta-
in the throat, r,..iJ.>r\ umm tize), ~) tll'UJd; (to perish),
halkum. ~ MId. To fall down (in
Faith (in religion), 4:J!.oJ din, ~~ \ adoration), ~ Mjad; (to alip
Imam; (trust), oJ~\ 'yJilw.d, or tumble down), QJj saW.
.J~' 'tt.64" oJ~\ 'ttimdd; To fall in (coincide), ~\ 'ttajM,
(fidelity), ~ haklkat,4..U::....\ Vi~ WtifM; (to comply with),
;,tikdmat, liJ waja; (promise), ~) ,adJ. To fall off (separate,
~J watd• be broken), ~ \ tMatat:: To
Faithful (orthodox), ~.r mum",; fall on (to -oogin eagerly to do
(honest, true, loyal), ~.,)~ ,ad"', anything), b:..-!' Htadd; (to
~ mUtUlmad, ~\ amln. assault), ~ Aajam; (tohappea,
The faithful profe880rB of the befal),.J~ ..dar; (attempl),
Muhammadan religion, ~, ..,f-' "tl , .wi ktutzd. To mn til'
al mUllimln. drop, hi... 'akat, ~J wd4t . T~
Faithfully (honestly, truly, loyally), fall (yean or bring forth young),
i...;, ~"'~ hikol da!l!lanat, ~ ~~J fDtIlUt. To fall from a
4..\.c....\ IJikol ;'tikdmat. high to a low station, JjA-i'
Faithfulne88, ~ to., amlinat. 'ntasal. To fall in love, ~
Faithless (unbelieving). l.:ioJ~to. telW. To faU into an error (iJl
malalw dagn, ~~,~ hila iman, writing or speaking), ~ glwW.
.}~ kafW. [I",an. Fall, ,. k,a...
IIIkt; (ruin), y!r'-
Faithlessne88, ~~~\r~ t adam ill k_aIJ, ~h haldk; (diminu-
Falchion, ,. ~ ,agj. See Sword. tion), vaU Nob; (declivity),
Falcon, '.)4 IJaz. A large royal .JJoJ.:>. lwlii.r;. (a C8IICade), JJ...:.
falcon, ~L.:. ,Mhl" (plur. ,kallal.
~~ "'«wiihln. Falling, pari. t:i~ wcUtt:.. 1a:\...,
 FAL 515 FAM

1dJe"t. The IsIIing Bickneu, ~.r Fame, ,;~ .Wrat,j~' .dt.Mr,

hiW' martJ4 _dit. ~ 'ft, ~j"; Itlr jtJmll;
Fallacious, );j-e mtaWNDlDw. (report), ~ k!uJbar.

FallacioUBly, ~~ lJikol1lIUJt. Famed,)~ mtJIUilr.

FaIlacio11lll1e&8 (fallacy), ~ Allat. Familiar (domestic), ~ 1Jagtl,
Fallibility, b1AJ1~~' imidn al JJ - _
! 1Jaytutl; (intimate),
gluJlat. ~'L.::... Mutaalij; (affable).
Fallible, ~I~ w.t al gMUJt, ~ MIlm; (accustomed), ",\a...
bl.A:l IJ.! \i l&ilbil algltizlGt. ",ueud•
FalBo (not true), y";U it'lst1J, Familiar". (acquaintance), ~~
);,;. ..........,ar. False teetimony, 'iJM1J. To render familiar, ~~
..1.,)';.)'+:0 ,AtJAatlot sar. A false ,uM1J. To be familiar or inti-
report, y";~jai fItJ!M i4sii. A mate, ~ \..aj taBaM1J.
false reporter, y";~Ji\i fltiil Familiarity (intimacy), WI ulfat,
iIJui. A false syllogism, V"~ ~ I ;111, ~ L.:a.. "'UliJMl1tJt,
y";~ A:iyiJ. idl.1J. ~'''' mUIDUntJl(Jt, ~ ~ tnU-
Fd~, ~n~, ~ty, r~ tiJIMral.
~, l .... al MA:f1:tJt, yjS Familiarise, II. (render easy), .).;:
W,J'!,jJ tadr, J\i; MId. laU1UJtJ4.
Falsely, ..1-')~ bihar, (}-~J.)~ Familiarised, UJ....
.- mUtJl1aj.
m" dilft Ad. 'To &ccU88 falsely, Familiarly (unceremoniously), r~
..1,;J~~ taAcm 6t1Iilr. ~I ttJ4am tlltaldfj.
Fdlsiftoation, ~ tdlfd, ~j Family, •• (those who live under
1IJI1ttil, ~ gAuA, ~ ttJl1JI" the same roof), ~I~' tJAl
.JJ) lItIr', ,r-!.J)-i tcu.fr. See ttl1JtJ!Il, J~ tigal ; (those who
Counterfeit, eonfatation. deecend from one common an-
Falsi4ed, ..1j,;. m~. cestor), J.-I aBI, ~ ntJI,1J,
FalDfter, , •..1,j.. f1fUfAjJfI1II1i,., ~j J-i ,..,1.
..,1uJlJl. Famine, h.s::i laM, t.~ jUt. Fa-
Falsify, •• ~ gAcM, ..1;j ltftftDar. mine and pelltilence, ~,= u:'J hsi
Falter, fl. See Hesitate, stammer. A:aAt waldo.un.
\.
 FAN 516 FAR
Famish, .,. (kill with hunger), Fane, •. ~ "'tW. See Temple.
~ jtIfDfDat; (to die of hunger), P'anCaron. See Bully.-Fanfaro.
..
t~\:, ~L. mdt m.... a.ija~ Dade. Bee Bluster.
Famishment. t~ jat! ~~ Fantasm, •• J~ iMy41. See
Phantom. [m~.
Uljfl)lf:~ [maf:!iJf.
Famous,.;"":'" ..IIIA-Aa,., ~JJW Fantastical, fantastic, ~
Famously, .;~ ,l..f-! hi MfI)ti " Fantastically, ~J,4.:J;-J! lJi
fl)aAml.· [foIDe-.
fHJ"
~~• lJil:ol .AtJwat.
...,uilf", iJ-.r-
FantasticaIne88. See Caprice, t'anci-
Fan, •• k...J.;4 maf'fl)aMt (pI. CJ!r-
Fantasy. See Fancy, idea, imagina-
ma,.dtDiA). [manollAat.
tion.
Fan, .,. k...J).~~jJb Mwwa' lJil
Far, ~ lItJt1tl. To remove tar
Fanciful <imaginative), ~
off, ~ Nf:tatl. To be far of,
1IIutalWJyyil,.J~ mutlJlatDtDir,
~ Ntatl. Not far oft', ~#
J~ iAiyalf.
gJt.yrllatU. From afar, ~~
.
Fancifully, J~ t~ lJi ntMDti "
.in NtU. Far more, ,\JU
iAiydll, ~J .. 4.:J;-J! lJi fl)tljMn
toaAmt. • ,AaZW". [ comiaaL
Farce, faroioal. See Comedy,
Fancifulne88, ft!,)j.r.A:rel.j'.JJ}J
fih' fl)tJ f"4y .... gAayr talil,., Fare, .,. (feed), tat.• •.r-k
Fare (food), ~; lat, ~ 11M.
J~ lWJyal.
Fancy (i~gination), J~ iMylJl, Boanty fare (just enough to pre-
~ talWsyyul, ~J fl)tJAm, serve life), ~r!j,-=-,"'; iat III
fb~ tafDaMum, J¥ talatDtl1fW; yamflt. A fare (for CI'OIBiDg.
river, etc')'..JJ:,.l\~4 HJ til t.wHt'.
(conception, opinion, thought),
p fih', ~ la",,; (caprice), Farewell, d,>~ IAdtrd. To bid
>~ "Adtw, ~ tall; (in- farewell, t~J to~; (leave to
clination, liking), ~ fIItJIl. depart)'~.)JtolIIltitJ ~.,).i ~l
The power of fancy, J~\iji Farm, •. k..)je .....41t.GI.
kl1f1)at tsl Uay41. Fancies,~~ Farm, fl. (let a farm), j':"' lIjarj
tdlla!l!laliJt, ~~~ Uayalat. (to take or hire a farm), j':"\:...\
Fa~cy,.,. (imagine), ~jJ UlfDaMam,
~ unn, J~ tlJltltofI)M. . ~ Jaz,,1I, ~? .IN.
ilUjM; (tOcnltivatethepUDd),
 FAS 517 FAT
Farmer, I. (one who rents lands, CUiltom), ~jt::lu, talaf: . . " . ,
etc.)~.\:..- "..,ltIji,.; (husband- i.>'..lIJJI,-. mufDafii til tt'Jtl4l.
man), eli jflll4A. A farmer of To beoome fashionable, ~y \i}.-
tolla, etc.), r..;.::l- ".1&ltai".. Idr ilJ..u... [Elegance.
Famesa, ~ "at". See Diatance. FashioDAblen8l8, .ti!)1l1Wdjat. See
Farrier, I. (a hone doctor),.J~ Fashionably, u..>..
~y. hi fIJtljM..
kta,.. unf. [mtltmu1.
Farrow, l.Pf..:>-
lNm,.ilI. Bee Pig. Fashioned, t..r- ......Utt J.r-
Fart, I. 11~ tltIrW. Fast, fl. r l. Id"..
Fart, fI.l,~ tlMwt. Fast, I. r~ latl'm.
Farther, further, ~\ delll. Fast (firm, fixed, immoveable),
luther, fl. See Advance, facilitate, k~ matIlrlit, JL.
tJI(J"',
promote. [promotion. ~U IiJHt; (swift, qnick),~.r
lartberance. See Enoo~ment, rarit! tr- "..",.st·
Pllthermore,further, I~\.. md ttJtl4 F~n or make fast, fl• .." itJUJUJa', P
larthermost (m08t distant), ~\ ~ maUa"; (to cement, oon-
-t"·
Farthest, ~ \ ettlll.
join), ~ lard.
·Fastened, to/Ji;e ".daf/Jf/Ja', JL.
FlllCiDate, fI' r
IGNw. mdit,., ~ maif...
F-mation,~ riltr. [m4Iftu,.. Fastidious (diadainfal), ~
JBiDated,.J~ marnu,., (;)p,.
".."ta.uir, .r. , -. tJIwt.ttJlJw.
lllllCliDating, tMlj. (;)8 laUd,.. A F~dioual,., ..~~ hi ileiltstM,
fuaiDator, ~ ...f t... i.i~\ ~ v. "U:ol iMnat' )~\" .
P'arhion (form), lojj 1IIf/, r-') r/Jlm ; hi iltiAilJr.
(cuatcm), i.,)~ t4tlM:A faahion Fasting, I. r~ 14If/JtJI. Bee Fut.
of dreis, i~ itmtHII, ~. . ., FaatD8I8, )\} _aI', ~l:J _4';
~j StJf; (rank), ~ fIUW~. (aecnrity), ~\..\ ,.1lI4,.; (a strong
Fubion, fl. r..t.a NMtIam, ~ place), ~Js." maAall AarIfI.
MUtt Ji t.tJINJl, ~J fI1tI4lt1tI1J, Fat, fJIlj. ~ MIll'''; (greasy, oil,.),
~ ,...., ci-j l4"a... l.:J"~ fIItItIA..... ~.,) tIiAIfI. Fat
F -.hioDable (.tabliahed ),,.-mode or and lean, ~J<la") tIMrH f1J,.
 FAT 518 FA'!

MWtae Fat meat, 1.a.M.w.l .,)\~\ IIjliJlJ.. Bee Ance8tozL-

laAtn6m~.
Fat, 11. ~ 'tim",.. See Fatten.
Fat, ,. ~.,) tlrmn. The rat on
broth, etc., I,j.r!'~.,) tltI.UM al
tn/J,.aia.
.Yo' ahl1 is often uaod metynomic-
ally in the formation of Arabic
compound epithets, which are
applied as proper names to ra-
tional and irrational beings, 81

Fatal (deadly), ~ mulUii, JJu well as to things inanimatA!; 81

katil, ~ mllmit; (inevitable, The father of desires (a loftl'),

destined), r~ naaAtam, .J.ia... ~'J!' alJu .e1tJW. The father
mlliatlrltw. [toUt,.. of the wife (a hnsband), i~\1-\
Fatality, fatalness, \.Qj Utld'.J!..).ij lliu til _ral. The father of
FatBlly (by the decree of fate), IOrroW (the devil), ~y.\ ..
..r.~4 bil tahlfr, .J~#k7:-J! ...,... The father of the wald1
lJi eoajAin mtdatltlM; (mortally, (the oook), l,:)~\y.\ ail II
destructively), ..~ mtUUWm, ,flisdn. The father of the ottrW
'1J1,j idtilfln. hair (the wolf; tIlIo the fox), 1-\
Fate, W iatld,;!. ~ Wtlf,. (pI. ~ ,,1Ju j"t.OIl. The father of
.J!..,)\iJ ttJiatlf,.), i.-i iumal, stratagems (the fox), ~j.'
t::l\.b talit.; (death), r l.:.) flltltDt. alJa ltJn1JlI8. The father of de-
Fated, ..J.i.i... m.tltlM, .,)~"... fenoe (a fortified town), .J,....,j.'
"cot.utl. • flI(J".f". The father of life
Father, ,. y\ iii, oUt., eolllftl. (rain), ,~\y.' aia. ttl ,..,41.
F.ther and mother, ~oU~ The failler of health (sugar), i
lIy father, .,. 0 my
tDdlitlfn. \A.:J\ tJ6a ."'''''Iil. The father'
father! \.I.\ tJit. The father of of exce1lenoe, ~'y.' elk M
a family (the muter of a houae), ftMll.The father of beneftceDce,
~\~ \., 'dAilJ til"",. The .,)~~, . . tIjiU. The fa~
.Almighty father, ~.J.,)\i.1\y)\ of perfection, J \.e.(J 'Yo' crH .,
..f' ~ til alJ til idtlir ttJlts' W,ltv. iHIcJl. The father of redemptioD,
i. father· in-law (wile's father), \~~\ •• fIl.Jid4. The father
. ~ tam, JT M.A. Fathers, of beauty, ~~, Ilk al . . .
 FAT 519 FAV
Tbe father of the 88l'VaDt of God, Paull, •• ~ 1:...,6, Ua:>. iiCd,
J.lll¥.f.' du ta6tl alllJ. [The ~ tahir, ~ g/ttIlat, .)~
pIOper lWDeB lormed, in this hI'I1", *" ,aA'I1, hA... ,dat, il~
JIWUIer, by the ArabilUlS, are sallat, k>. \:.i la6aAat; ~,,)
very numerous.] IIInll, ip Aa/wat,.lb1i. gAaltat;
Fatherhood, ~Y. \ alltDigat.
(defect), vaLi nakl, ~~j
Fatherlf1l8, ("A. ytltia.
".wa", ~ tagll.
Fatherly, .,j..f.\ a6awt.
:Faultily, ~.i,. .. t.~ M MIDt'it
Fathom, ,. tf. but (pl. t!Y.\ aitod t · mllztul,"~ taklfrtItJ.
Fathom, II. (measure with a fathom), Faultiness, ~ tagll, Ua:>. lAata.
~ btIWtDtlt; (embraoe), ~~ Faultlesa, Ua:>.~ bigAayr iAata,
tdu1; (to muter, acquire, reach). --11 Mid takrf,., 4.j~1
~,lttdalJ.
~. - .-
la agll /lM.t
FaLhomlesa (bottomless), J.i.ul. Faulty, ~.i,. mfll"ih, ~.i IIImlm.
WI1do c.imi. [attd.
~
Favor, UbI llltf, ~~ enaytlt,
Fatigue, tl. ~ ttltta6, ~\ ~ Aimmllt; (benefit), rW\
Fatigue, ~ taltlb, .JS W.
i"tdm, ~~\ i"'an, ~
Fatiguing, p4t't. ~ tnMttW,
,.itmat. Favors, ,-=-,Ul::JJ ttllIJt-
~k.,: ..~,... mujH tltttltalJ.
tllfiJ.t, ",.;~\. ittaf, u..1~
Fatigued, Y'-:;- mattuh, ~~
ttlIDii.tff, ~ ~ r.)1L. maia.
ttltlHi,.. To be fatigued, ~
nm.; (vindication), .)~ t""
utl6. A mind fatigued and full )~\ it!isd,.. By favor, ~~
of cares, J~Jy,e..J~ bittnayat. By the favor of God,
.)\U)~ ial fIltIttuh tD4 fM.IlIgAul
JW..J)\:J\<4~ bitilldyal til
6il ifid,..
Hn tat'lllJ'. To curry favor,
Fatn~, ~ '""",. [maeu/,
ahCu4\ ..tattaf.
!

Fatted, ~ mUltlmmtlll, ",.;~

Favor, fl. ~~\ tlta., ~\... aclt!"'t
Fatten, •• (make fat), ~ ,amma" ;
to be or become fat, ~ ...)\~ \ aAun ila.'
,mam.
Favorable (kind), ~ . , 1 .
llattened, ~ mulamtna".
Fatuoua. See Fooliah, stupid, im- See Kind.-{propitioua), ..2"........
potent. fII4ItUtl, ~ ..,,~, ~'.t-
 520 FEE
mW'djli, ~ -ti". A lavor- Fearl8ll81y, ...;,:>fA.:r - , .
able wind, o-i'.,..~ wd ...,-
iMuJj. [Ha1oJ.
wdp: Fearl8ll8neee, -...,;.,sllr-~ f:alM 11
Favorableness, ('.;S ",.tIm, u!..:
Feasible. See Practicable, plausible.
,.(ljat, .t.i...U. ,,",jaiM. Feast, I. (great entertainment),
Favorably, ......a..hJ~ lHW lutf, .lJ~ tliytljat; (holiday),~ t:1l•
i.~,c\,_~ hiJ:ol mtlldttJtltJt. To make a feast (entertain sump-
Favored, ~~ mflUlilffd:, kL.. tuously), .lJ~Ji ta-lira/ Il,
mtlldttUl. TIl-favored, p
IIJ..} .lJ~~;:" IIIWfI)ti tltyiJjflt.
!MiA til mtIM/If'. Well-favoredln Feaster, I. (entertainer), J-.~
~ ..~.Y. hi wqiMII
m-favoredly, 'J.J-...
J-'"
.lJ~\ eilfltll ~djflt.
~.Y. lJi Feat, I. ~ gluaiJ.. See Action,
wttjMII mt.l1n1A. deed, exploit, trick.
Favorer, fantor, I. ~L.. m..tltUl.
Feat. See Neat, nice, skill'ul.
Favorite, I. ~ La.. mtlldMi. A
Feather, I. d.4.) mAdI (pt c.:.:t.:.J.,)
royal favorite, ~1~,1j Mtlflfl
riddtand J..!..J rflA). The lq
III mtJUi.
feathers in the wing, t:~I~)
Fawn, I. (young deer), J~ gMadI.
""A fljjMtdA.
Fawn, tI. (court servilely), ~p,)
Feathered (covered with feethen),
lcs1&ltIs ttlltl'.
Fear, -...,;~ iMuJj, ~ iNuAiyflt. J..!..J4l1 ltWJ ,..,A.
Featly. See Neatly. -FeatDea.
The fear ofGod,~..,Al td:uHs', tJJ
wa,.a ~I~ UaaMyflt allaA. See Dexterity.
u
Fear, tI. -...,;1&. Uilj; (to make Feature, ~J wiljA,.Jd:.- 1fUIlISGf".

atiaid), -...,;j:;.. i1uwJuJllj. February, k~ _(ll. [8XCTement.

Fearful, ~1&. iMyi!; (awful), Feces, feculence. Bee Dregs, 1eeI,
-"";~mtliluwNJif. Fecundity. See Fraitfalnees.
Fearfully (timorously), -...,;~~ Fed, -...,;~ m4r!fJ.j.
hiJ:ol lWJwj; (awf'Dlly), ~~ Federal, ~,)~ ittiAdtlf.
1JiW Aay1Jtlt. Fee, I. (reward),..r:-' ~, Y')

Fearfu1neea, ~ Aayhat. MfC'dh. The fee to a judp for

Fearl8118, t-i\.cs::' ltl yMlt4j. decidinga partition of inheritaDee.
 FEI 521 FEL
k-iJ1r--J rCIIIII al . . . .t. A. ranoe,jJl~ I.l\- J.i ttlflUlllt4laAo
hrobrs fee, ill.3 tlildlat. Fee jdAil i (make Ii false ahow of),
of c6e, rJ""J ""alll. k'tII1uw·
Feeble, ~ Htlf (plur. Feigned, I.l\-J..~ t4mil lt4lalw,
u...;
~jlJ), ~ ff41Ij. To make To feign sickness, ~.rl.l\-J¥.
feeble, uw
tl4U .tlj. To be or tamal lt4lalw maril.
heoomeleeble,~.J~ Iilrtl4t lf Feigneclly,"\.iJ.,.. If1ratGn.
, - - - ' ~ ttIJ"a, uw l_rf, Feigner, I. J;'j-- mtllafOtDt;', ,",l.~
i,...&-llr~ ~tItl4. al HfDtlt. I.l\- elmil Adlalto.
Feebly, uw~ 61"101 ""-tI- Feint, I. (false appearance), ~
Peed, tI. (eupply with food), rJ:" lallat, ~,.., drat. [AallM'.
alt - ; (to tab food), JS" dal i
Felicitato, tI. ~~ h4rlli, ~
(toputur8), '-FJrtlta'. To feed
Felicitation, u)
L~ mdaraJ:at,
cattle on bay or grass, ~ talaj.
i..
~ tdnlyat.
Feeder I. (giver of food), ~

-t-·
:reel, tI. (touch),
AM. To perceive, ~.3' atlrd.
Felicity, i.3\- Itltdtlat, ~ IlJtl,

vo..l 1tMtli, V-- ~ W1at, J\.i' iDdl. Eternal

felicity, ~~)';.3\-J' fllllJt4tlat
III dail.,at. [ Iilli••
To feel (to baTe eensibility, to be
Fell (cruel, etc.), ~\; 1:411, ~U;
pnt1e, meroifol), r--) rtlMlll,
Fell, I. ~ JUd. A. fell-monger,
~~ .""/a1: talti.
Feel (feeliDg, touch), vo..l laN. ~ t.\H 1HIyyd t JUd.
The power offeeling, ~ll'i"aJ1 Fell, tI. (cut down), ~ J:ata t . A..
al keD., til 14mwt. Feeling feller, ~\; 1:4tit .
(perception), ~!J.3' itlrd1:, rti
Felloe, I. (circumferenoeofa wheel),
,.... va- Wi (BeD8ibility, Y)J~~'.3 tid,.,.
adliU4h.
lendemesa), i...-) rcam..at, .fa; ., Fellow, I. (compaDion), <.hi) N/fi.
*/. . . N.B. Fellow, in oompoeition, is
FeeHplar. otfoot), r'~' tlJ:la... generally upreued by ~.J
Feign, ". (dialembJe), £JL..J.i raft1:, u-A. fellow traveller,
t.8IGl ltillalto. To feign igno- ~I~.J m/fi aua!tw. A..
 522
fellow- student, 1J"',;..u\(}.J,; Fenoe (gurd, protection), ~l­
rafU adtla,.,. [ tmDdj. Aimii.,.t, i.; ~ .iJdflGt, lQA-.
Fellow, 11. 'l::lUI ~J waffal&hum Mft. Defenoe (an encIosuN),
Fellowship (equality), .;~\.- mil- i-1,\-\ iA4tGt,.ua.....;~ . .
•aIDdt; (companionship), .ts'lr> Ad/aut. A fence or lattiee wark,
,Aariihlt, d~' ultUrill.:, ~ ~)fl~'" tlGrU.b II....
,ubat, JU-j' ittifiil:, .w',.. Fenoe, fl. ~~'- Iuiati ~'_
mtlUJaflalat. See Defend. To encloee. };.\.,
Felo-de-se, ~ j:lti idtil M/,aM. aMt.
Felon, ,. ("f!!" mu}nm. [,Mrrlr. Fenced (defended), V',r---vu,
Felonious (wicked, etc.) ~;,-:. l,:~ fltaAjt1a; (eneloeed). kl£4
Feloniously, ("~,.~y. bi waji" mulu1t, J,....:- fIItIIlaaiU.
wu}rittt.
Fencer, ,. (swordsman). -.;~
Felony, ~L.k>. 11uJta ladm,
M1WiJj.
~..,W /a,atll&al>lr. (matutll.
Fencible, L~'~ __
Felt (part. of foe!), V"~
tlafl!/afttlt, ~ ~'.
Felt (cloth), ..,t:J luilHitl i (skin),
Fend, fl. See Defend. keep ~ ex-
~ jillJ; (perceived), V'~
clude.
W4A.n1I. . (fllui.ttJ.
Fennel, ~ w-n.t. Hag's
Felucca, ,. (sm.aiI ship), ~,...u
Female (opposed to male), ....r\ Feod, feud, •. (land held by military
fennel, ~~,;,s:: W1v ..,..,

tmI/J'. A female (of the human

species), a~' amrtJtJt.
tenure), &abu... w..t.G,.~ ~

Femme covert, ,. ~),;.~ mMa

IatlttJt.
Feodal or feudal lord, feodary .,
mUIWJUJaje. A femme 8Ole, ~
.h b."t lJiir. feodatory". ~u... _hititiL
Feminine (80ft, tender), ~\j ftdtUn. Ferment, •• (be in agita&ica),
Feminine (in grammar), ~".. ~~ ltili; (as liQUOl8), ~I
"......,. The feminine gender, il&AtMtatw; (to leaven). ~,
~\::1\ tJUa.fI. iWaIar, ~ , k l.Wld
Fen, •. L.t:P..",.. .wtGftiit wa. ,a~ ;
(to be fermeo&erJ),
See Marsh, bog. ~" iUtama,..
 FER 523 FIC

Fennen~ ~ W-I,./It (in- Festival, I. ¥

j tid (pllll. .J~\
testine OOBUIlOtioa), ~~ IItyiid). The fe~tival of Easter,
Myujdn. ~\¥ tid al M61,.. ~\~
Fermentable, ~ ya~. ~\ tid al/alA al majid.
Fermentation (of wine, etc.») I....::.:;...\ Festival (pertaining to feoats),
iatirnil,. j (leavening), ~ ..;~ tUi. Festival, festive,
w,wl,.. Fermentative, ~ festivous, J,r- maIf'i1r.
~mtr. [ltilim. Festivity, -} /lIraA, J'r' I1Wf1r,
\..
Ferocious, ~J tDaMAI, rJ~ h~ MlMt.
Ferocity, ~J tDGMMYGt. Fetch, «I. (go and bring), Y\:.:-dJ
Ferreous, ferruginous (composed of r4Ajilh.
iron), '"" ~.»- luulIth. Fetch, I. ~ Allat.
Ferret, «I. Bee Discover, drive or Fetid, ~ mutaf-a.ffin.
hunt out. Fetidne88, .D~ tU/iJ.fI4t.
Ferrule, I. (of 1\ cane, sword-sheath, Fetter, fetters, I. ¥ u,d.
etc.), ~ . .~ tallJlI WId. Fetus. Bee F<8tus.
(cross over a river, eta.), Feud, quarrel, contention. Bee Feod.
Ferry, «I.

~~ iattlt MAl'. Feudal, feudatory. Bee Feodal, etc.

fMt- (plur. ..r.~ Fever".Lf-.hummdor~AtlfIImtJ'.
Ferry, I.,r-
mGtuw), ~ _tat (plur. The cold fit of a fever or ague,
t:k\i..
mdatifJ· The fare for '4.J..,.J\ GllJar tIf,. A maligQant
croeeiug a ferry, .J~\~~ 1H1.j al fever, £...j~~ AtM1WIHI
tuk,.. [mwaiit. muhrika. Tofever (catoh dever),
Fertile, ~ _ orL. iNal6, ~ ~~t:iJ tDakat hil-...,.'.
Fertileness, fertility, ~ 1:lJM6. Feverish, feverous, r~ flllJA.Gm.
Fertilise, «I. ~\~. Few, "'~ Wll.
Fervency, fervor, i.Jt..:... Mad_tit, Fewel or fu~l, .J,iJ _UtI.
~!r-- Nwii,.a'. Fewness, ill killa'. [See Lie.
Fervent, fervid, J l. Ail,., ~~ Fib. See Lie, fa18ebood. To Fib.
~ ,aM/) gAlf'at. Fibre, I. ~ lI/a'. [aUllit"
Fervently, i}~J'? btlolluwfiNe. Fickle, ~\ ~ 1jj • • ".NIHalItl
 FIF 524 FIG

Ficklenetlll, ~\ ~ tIIktUld Fiftieth, l:J,.-.&- 1Aa....

GttaJf;' Fifty,~~.

Fiction, .3~' f,jatl, ~ \ tlAtWcJf;' Fig". ~ If_ (plur. ~ ft.).

Fictitious, ,.; ¥.iJ
ttJilf4f, J-¥
A. fig-tree, ~~'''GjM'G~ft••
ttJmtJlf. Fight, .,. Y.J 6. Adrll6, Jj\; l:4tM.
Fictitiously, ..r..Jr
, 6i ttlatDfn....
,
Fight, I. Y~ wh, J\::J iil4l,
Fiddle, I. Y~) rilJah, ~W' ~.J~ flluA4ra6at.
Tutmdn,jtl. (yaAria. Fighter". j}~ fllv&ini, y)\s:A
Fiddle faddle, .JrC"'~ ,Ay la muA4nl.
Fidelity, .t.it..\ Mlldfltlt, i.:;'~ Figment, ,. See Fiction, invention.
,adal:4t, i.'J.:....' ;'tilw.11UIt, 'CL. Figurable, .;.~,~ ......
,alaA. attalwfr.
Fidueiary,fi.ducial,~ mUteamatl. Figurati've (not literal), \.jj~
Fief, ,. ~ latftat. mqialf. Figuratively, #~~
Field". (indefi.nitely),.:)'~mfda.., flUl,jaltJn.
\.Ai Jatla. A cultivated Of" sown Fignre,J':"Aakl, ~J""lUrat,.I-~
field, ~.J.r maratat. A. barren taltDfr j (arrangement), ~}
field, ~ ,jurtl. A pasture field, tarlfh, rl1:&:.;' ifttisa".; (distin-
...r.r- fllfWe"" To challenge to guished appearance), .L.~
the field, ~, ~~.3 "ta' 1.1 iardmtlt, J~ jalal, wfa '''j.
mW... A figure in arithmetic, ri.J r'-,
Fieroe, t.\.:ob~'V'.ro ,AMi. .l at6at: .3~ tatltltl, ~ rifr. A. geome-
Fiercely, .L!J.:.~ hikol,Aardlat. trical figure, JJ~ jatltDtzl (plur.
Fieroeness, t.\.:ob~\.L!J.:. ,Aardlat J,I~ jtJt14t#il). A rhetoriea\
...
III athcl... 4I~_
~,," ..., Jw.... ..Uill. I L\...;..S'
..

Fierineas, i.)~ laraNt. iaJS(jyat (plur. c,)~ \& l:adyat).

Fiery, ,.;)u ffClri. A parallel figure, ~J';:-~
Fifteen, ~i.-..:;.. ~ talw. ,1Idl mutotDclsf. A circular figure,
Fifteenth,~v-~iAdmWtalNw ..r..~J':, dMl ......r. A
Fif'th, v-\> iAamf,. square figure, ~~~ aWl
Fifthly,#L-.~ Hamwa... _6fr ·
 FIN 52J> FIN
YJgUre, tI. J(.:,Ji tflU ,Aail, Jj.- Final, ~i diAlr; (OOIlcluaive),
~t.U'. To 1I.gure to one's self, ~\i i4tit.
)]41~. To figure (in Finally,"~\ flUI,...
painting, embroidery, etc.), ~ Finance, ~\.J\ til m4liYflA. A finan-
MiMi. cier, ~\.J\~ mtdulm1t1l
Figured, ~ f8IIIAGUtIl, ~ miJltyflt•
• ~'.J~
J~ _tid. ~J flJ'!}a j percei~e),
f1ttllfJlOtNf'.
Filbert, B. (unt), Find, •. (to
Filch, tI. See Pilf'er, steaL ~.3' alrfli, ~ MlM'i (to
'V:1_ (~ acquire), J,:-luJutH.
To find a
.&'!UI," £or poliabing).3~ SIIIlwtJtl. Terdict, ~ ~.w\ tUW tIlkht.
A 1I.le (W catalogue, ;:J.3 dajtar. To find out, ~~ \
File, tI. (metals, etc.), .3..r. _1IiJ. tWl4i
'~
..
To 1I.le papers, Ji.- MUl. llfitJd. To ~d di1Ilculties, to
FiliDgs, i.3~ lHwtIlat. be averse, J.1u tat!'lltIl.
Filial, ~~ . .tot. Finder". ~~ fD4jil.
Filiation, iy.! ~. Fine (not coarse)'~.J rajlt! ~U
Pill, e. ~ fIUIlfI', ~ fIItJlla'. ftGtim i (free from drw!ga, dross,
Fill, illinfr up (completing), h..\ etc.), ~~ lWJ.li8; (eiegant),
tat",. I .; • \,1 ltItlf, ~ jMflfl;
Filled, l:J~ _Milft, ~ transparent), -...,;Ll...:,
(thin,
....za, ~ _tall. ,AaffiJji (small, snbtile), J!:i.3
Fillet". ~~ tiBelWtl4ili,J!:i.J raili; (soft, smooth),
Filly, B. ij j."..,.a. ~\ tUll. Having a fine edge,
Pilter, filtrate, ". ~ MJ'a'. A ~) rfl1fj; (dexterous, artfun,
filter, ,u-.
mtIIftlA. -...,;~ ~ ~ ,elmo tiwsrnlj;
Filth, filthinelll, "-Wi' MJa.at, (fraudulent),) \li gAadtla,..
~J fDtIMU. Fine, '. ~ft jmmtJl, .r...~
Fin, •. '-=-'~'C~p'tt4A til Aat. gAar4mtJt. Infine,"~\ tJkhirtJn.
Fmabla (mulctable), J.c;...%~~ Fine, •. (take a fine) ('r:- j4Jr,,,,..
L.yk... ti14jiIJ ~ fIIido Fined, r~ majram.
11uIra... Finely, beautifully, .
.l...;Ua.JJ'.!
36
.
 FIR 526 FIR

6U:ol laufat, Li~JL! 6iW Fire,}J fIIir (plur. C'~ tdrei").

1IW4fat. Hell fire, ~.J\i fl4r jda.....
Finenese, ~ Aun, J~ jfmill. A. spark of fue, ..J\i~ lJ."., fliir.
Fin-, ~ ltrz.t. To strike fire, ..J\iC~ iIMlM lIiJr.
Finger, ,. ~\ fII~lJt (plur. ~~\ Anything 118ed in Btriking fire (.
CIId~It? The riug-finger, ~ steel, flint, etc.), k... \.:ii ltarltlilAM.
. . . . (Plur'r~ itMdIir). The A worshipper of fire, }~ \.,)~
Uttle finger,~ Ui,.,.. The taHUMfldr, Fire(ardonr),~
joint of a finger, etc., ~ gTalrat, ~!r-- iardrot. Fire-
fIttI!1fIl (plur. ~u.. fIIIIfa.il). arms, ~\i~\ tUliMt lI4,..,at.
Finget, •. vo.JlaJllfll, t~.,) a.,l- Fire, •. (aet on fire), J.;- AtJrM,
tlagTa; (to steal, Jr' 'Mai. To }:J~ Jr' MtwUil..ar; (to take
ftnger a musical instrument, J") fire), J..r-' iJ&taraj; (to be fired
tltJi. or inftamed with puaion, J-::..:o\
Finical (eft'eminate),.J~ mwglatm- ~ ,Q.jJ ~ ulatat'li 6il gMuW. To
w; (nioe), ~> 1IJrff. Fini- fire cannon, t:oi\.MY~ WaJ
cally,;1.J~ 6i lIWaflin, Finical- tlllJiaA' To fire a mUBket, V'';;
nese, Li~ lIWiJ!Qt. ¥.,)J.J~ kdwtDfII iartllU,
~, •• ~ ttJmflttlm, ~ UatlJfll, Firm (hed), ("~ riJIS'D, ~~
~ UallaI. To finish a thing waft!, J.,~ ...w, ~U
properly, ~.l"'~\rW tlJfll- ,aMt, ~ mdf., ~ .-aftll;
mIJfIl tJl IJfIlIJr "",a 'fljillJ. (BOUd), ~ ....,~i4, ~;
Finished, v.ll>. kluIli8, rW tlJflldm. ~i, To make ftrm, ~ ••iI.-.
.The book is finished (ftnis), rJ
Firmament, \.e..J\IJIIIJIId,~f.w.
y~\ tam tJl iitdlJ. Firmly, ~~\..:.sli ftIWtJ tgfIaI,
Finisher," ~ ",..tam..im. ~~ 6iW taN:I",
Finite (limited), .,)J~ fIttI1uliitl, Firmness, r~\ iatiAid.. ,..JY
.,)~ ..~, .,)~ ....ta- Wrir, ~~ 1IJl(j1Jal,I;\:... fIUIlciINI,
WiJatl. l.:.)~ ~t, .w~.J tw«J1taI. Bee
Finiteness,~ AatU. BeeLimitation. Stability, compactness, ateadiDesa,
Fir-tree" • .fly.. IGNWHr. resolution, certainty.
 FIS 527 FIX

First, J;\ atDtlHll (fem. J;', plur. Fistula 1aohrymalis, ~.> -ttlt,
~;\ atl'lDlJll"). First,'" firstly, in ~'t.,...3 tIIImllt. tilt''''
the ftrst place, Jj' 4U1tI11Jl, "~;' Fit, •. (paroxysm of a fever), .JJ'>
lHtIID"'. From first to last, \.tl.. t tlauw IJl Aummd; (a sOOden
'p-l'~'J}'~ mils til tIfDfDtIl start Of" effort), r~ !wjv.m. A
ilf1.' til MAw. Making the ftnt fainting fit, l,:) ~ g1l",Aya". A
ldt (tranapoeing), ..;i'.,r.:Li fit of anger, ~ gWtl1J, ~
w-.. ..,4 1fIi.UAcw. glags.
Fiacal. See Exchequer, revenue. Fit (proper), fJ-J,.'j 14,,1, Ji'r
FiIb, •• ~ .....at (plur• ..:.kw ."Uldp, l....:--'\:... lIttIfIdIto; (pre-
IGBI41). A large 1iBh, l.:.)~ lat. pared),~~ !&dlw.
The scale of a flab, vJ.i jW. A Fit, tI. Ji'., Uldp; (to be adapted),
fish-hook, U~ 6dlflt· A fish- l....:--'U ftd8e.
pond, JlJ'>- Nwxl, ~..r. "'""'. Fitly, .tl..i'rJ'.! 6t101 ."Ulill",
Fish, tI. d.tw~ ItwIntJllMflltJ!. yt,;l~~J.
Fiahsr, fisherman, ..:.kw.3~ 'aw" FitnesB, .ti.i'r
_iliUM, .uy
.-d. [_ _. layal8l, ~\:... m~dtII•
YlShmonger, •• ..:.kwt.~ Ja"dt Five, L....d..~. The space
Piahy (having the qualities of fish), of five years (a IUBtrum), .t.....o.
~'~\.bu laM ltJ1Ja,it
....... ; (consisting of flab), Fix,
c.:Jt,-.. Utauat ,fllt4flHJt.
. tI. ~ .diM, ~ _Jal,
(- ..
~ m",",. ~ "",d. To fix the eyes,
.PieIile (capable of being split),
;:a..I'~'
tltnt " .""""•
a
J\i:..;ltJ.t ...... til .,.,Mldi. Fixed,.ilL- mflJ:MrtW, ~U ,dlJit.
PiIBure, ~ .W. To break into A p1aoe where anything is fixed,
~JU~~~t y ~ WMlrd. A fixed habi·
aWMMtcW. tation, l,:)U- maid". Fixed
Fiat, •. ~'i.i:'; Wtlat al ,4ftliJ.
upon,.J~ mulktilr.
A blow with the 1lst, ~ Wetat. Fixedness, fixation, flxure'.J !ri
To etrike with the fiat, ~ Wtmt. lard,., r~' tm»am, l.:.)~
Y18tula, .J,..li tIdIi1r. IIIbt1t.
 FLA 528 FLA
Flabby, ut>-.r- ..._ar. Bee Flank, ~ ~ jail.. The right
80ft• • llank, ~ mtJPIGlIIIt. The
Flaccid, ~,.; IiJbil, ~ latlf. left flank, ~ may,.,.at. To
Flaccidity, flabbin8118, L>. I r 1lank or attack the 1lank of an
iltirl:1tIl. [/UtlJ. &rmy,.}-1'''';...,k k~.
Flag, fl. (grow feeble, llaccid), uw Flannel, ,. ~l.; jldnMld.
Flag, ,. (colours), ,.k t alam, J~
\ Flap, ,. (anything dangling), i.J)a
lIayral, I, "wa. To hoist a 1lag,
ttwaJ. The llap or lappet of a
~~ ~ fllJlQlI lIMatliwa.
garment, ~.,) i&yl.
Flageolet, ,. Io/'u Itdy.
Flare, fl. See Flash, glitter, glance,
Flagellation, ~ jaltl.
ahowaway.
Flagitious, ;!.,r. ,namr, ~l; fillid, Flash, •. (of fire or lightning), Jr.
~ ,Wf. • ._ lIarl:; (a sudden impulse), r~
Flagitiousness, fa ,luwr, I....!> \;; illl.j&- Aujum f:.tIUJ' gMflISI.
luIlIa1uJt, iJ\i..:. ,Ml:i1.wat, .iJ'~ Flash fI i;.-J lIara}. To ftaah
, . '-"r-
rtJtli1.wat.
(make an impetuous effort), ~
Flagon,'. ~ ium_, .t' .:; luIn-
illl~ MjtI'M f:..G lG' g1uJflal.
nIne. Alarge 1lagon, ~ ~ kMrabd.
Flashing, part. ~~ lamif:..'
Flagrant (notorious), ~U:; liiiir,
Flashy (not solid), Jl=,~ batil,
UJ,TW mat"lf, J~ fIW'uU,..
Flail, ,. ~ tlIwllat. ~ ..~ 1Iild maf:... ..••
~ ,. ~ dllAtJ, Ao4.......~_· _,
Flake, ,. ~&.... ,ajiMt.
.lamtlut.
Flambeau, ,. J,..:.... maaltt'u (plur.
Flat (level), ~J\-::... mtdMdtcl,
~l.:.... fMlMtil), L~ milbalt.
~y.-. ",,,,tawl• ..,jJl....- MtIIdtDl,
Bee Torch.
Flame, J'u ft4r, ~ WIb. See ~ lIaIfI; (not elevated), ~
Fire, pB88ion, ardour, love.- ~..r'gM,r murtafit} (insipid),
Flame without smoke, }JI~W ~.,) tWlf:: Tasteless (unani·
liIall allltd,.. mated), ~AL. miildo ~,
Flame, fl. ~ ,Mf:.al. ~~ )"4",... The flat side of
Flaming, 1lamy, J-,&L..:. ,Mt.1, anything (tIlMJ any thin lamina,
J-:..:... flltl8ltta..il.
~ plate, blade), ~ -fl. Flat-
 FLE 529 FLE
nosed,~' ajIM. A fiat root, ...... Any place to which one
.(wIGlA. flees. ~ fIUIlja•
Flat, ,.(even ground), ~,~ Fleece. '. ~,.~ j-e Iil/.
alian, Jf-. ,aAl. Fleece, tI. (shear sheep). jt':- jill;
Flatly (horizontally), JJl.n~~ (to strip, plunder), ~ ..w.
tlIfIAa.y. lilafl, '~J • !II •
F1eeoed (robbed, stripped), yJ-.
tmIItcwJigall. ..ali16. Fleeoedorfleecy. ~~
iIatneu (levelness), J+- MAl; mtwlfllf/)if.
Fleer. fl. (deride), ~ft=-" "ta'.i.
(deadnesa), i"J.r. btwtulat.
Flatten. tI. (make fiat). Jf.., ,alWIl.
~ tamlUkA.,..
Fleet, '. ~~iJlrt.aDidrat mard-
Flatter. tI. Jl... mallal. iilJ, W J ..> dollMlIId. To it out
Flatterer.,. ~ m"mallik.
a fleet, y /~!rf t jaAlula
Flattery, ",;l..J tamall"k. mardei lil AMh.
Flatulenoy, t MflA, t:J rIA. Fleet. Bee Swift, nimble. quick.
Flatolent, t.W Mplla. Afiatulent speedy. lflow. skim.
tumour, ~ MflMt. Fleet, fl. &e Vaniah. disappear,
Flavour (odour), k.::~ ,.~,Ao.'; Fleeting. atl.J'. ~ mutlmaluU,
(agreeablenessoftaate), i.iJ lauat, JU
fanl. ~.)'.&. t.aridf, ~~
~....e. JJ.i ItItI1i. lId,il, J~;J'~.J"'" IarIt tJUfWJ~l.
Flaw. ,. (crack). ~ ,Ad; (de- Bee :Momentary.
fect). ~ t.tI)'h; (a blaat of Fleetly,'~1"" larIt.afl.
wind). ~~ MflMt MtOiJ. Fleetness, k..J"'" '""t.tJt.
Flax, l;)L::...$ 1AIUa1l. Bee Lint. Flesh. ~ lalafll. ("J"lluAam,.r.Jb
Flaxen, J~ Meall'. Flax-~, Ao.w. Flesh dried in the~, ~ ~
I;)bS)j-? hGll' IlltUn. [kalAM. Will. A flesh-hook, y'JS !allah.
Flay. C'. ~ jaW, to ,altllla."p To get into flesh (grow fat),
Flea, •• ~~.r. 6tWgAfJ.t. Fleaa. ~ Ie",.. Flesh (camal de-
~~ wagA't. sire), i"":' ,AtJAtI1tJt. Following
Fled (part. of ftee), rJ~ fM1&silfll. the lusts of the flesh. ~'"...:J'~
Floc, C'. (run away)• .; farr, '-:J)b ~\....i..:..J' Wit: a,1uAo.1wJat
 FLI 580 FLO

~fI""', One ileeh (.. hua- FliDoh, tI. JW ~.

band and wife), ,£Jj UfDj. FliDoher, I. Jl-':... ~allil.
Fleeh, tI. SeeGlut, .tiate, accastom. Fling, tI. 4JM~ UIl'tMl. To ffiDB
~ ....ziifa, ~ lMf""
Fleehy, (as a hol'll8), u-iJ ,..fGl.
~ jMI., ~~ 1:lNfr tal Flint, eI'j. MCOI/1da. A. flint fill.
laMt. mUBket, tinder-box, etc., J~
Plaihility, fiaibleneu, elL!..' MdJR41.
,£"c!' i1Mdfl tItttIttltlJtllti, ~\i Flinty, ~',- ~tIi. Flin,.
'£,-!, 14"",," al tatlJj. hearted, C1'.,.al'J:...~ w..w
Flexible, ~uile, ~ tntaIMfIl, ",ill tUlllWtDdfl.
~~ m4t!v.j. [fJltJYl. Flirt, tI. (move about with quirk-
Flexion, Snare, '£~ ttMllj, ~ ness), r~ talHwnJra.
Flexuous, alj. ,£';- fIffItfMl)fl)trj. Flit, tI. (migrate, remove), Js:)l
Flier, I. rJ)-+- trUJidtn. Bee irlaltal. See Rove, Satter, Iy
Fugitive, runaway.-(in the air), away•
.fiu, Idy".. Float, tI. (swim), r~ t.d.; (li
Flier, I. (of a jack or other engine), overftow), ,£j..J tMtfltDttMj.
,u.Jl.... "at'ttJtlalM, ~W taiidla,. Flock, ~ laat: A. .ock of
I.

Flight (from danger, etc.))}.firar, sheep, ~~ WIt I .....

y~ Aarb; (the general tlight ASookofpeople, k~ j..at4lt·
Of'l"Out of an army), .t...,.:Jl Msfma', Flock together, tI. ~ jt/lllNt:
~ law",. To take flight,,} Flood (deluge), C1U~ ~
far. To put to flight (defeat), The Sood of Noah, 'CYl;JUj:
rJ.' Aaaa",. tatD"fd" d1; (high water), ~

a.
To feign a flight Of'
retreat, }}J 'k' aWl' al firar. ffIfMI. The Sood and ebb of the
Flight (Sying through the air), tide, J.ft'J~ jer. tM

eI~ ""rifl. Flood, ... ~u, Idj. See <Wer&y.

Flightiness, v.~ """",A. Flighty, Floor, ~ . - , et...L. ICiML A
~~ DtYtJlf, ~J toamnf. stone, brick, 01' eartha Boar, ~~
Flimsy. Bee Frivolous, spiritless, 1HIl4,. A ftooror story, ~ t.rW,
tri1liDg. ~ ~ (plv. l.3~ 1tIidl),
 FLO 631 FLU

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The upper and lower floors,
i.i6\.l1
- .wl;-';11~1
~. r . ~.~4
~1_1:dttigat UNIl w.ta""tlt.
lloraI, '-t!~) _Mt.
Plorid, ~~ I4TaW.
FloridneBB, floridity, ~) saM.
1IIWwt. ebb and flow, .i...J)~ j..,. "'G
WMltI. To flow as the waves,
~ " . .~. To flow or
wave as hair, ~) ul4tf. To
flow (abound),.;S itIur, ~L;
ftJd. To flow round, l,\-1 Mat.
To flow b&ck (ebb)')fl" jaw.

Florist, ,. '-t!~)1 tJWwf, ~~ To cause to flow, "rift- jfll'rtl'.

",taftf, ~~) ukratf. Flow, ,. (ot tide), .M Mal; (abun-

Flounce, tI. If. ~ gMta.I; (plunge dance), l,~' Wat, ~ ",firM.

about in water), ~ gMttlll. Flower". ~) _Ar.

(plur, 4:J~)
A. flounce (to a garment), ~ NArdt). The clove jilly-flower,
_»aM. [ttMf,.. Ji.i'; itlrtlftjil. Saffron in flower,
I'lour (m~J.), ~.) lWfi, ~ ~ tUjtw. The flower of

Flourilh, C/. (88 a plant), ~)I a.sA.r. youth, 'tj....:.;. ttl"/lJfDa~.

l;) A.
To flourish in esteem (to be cauliflower, ~.l itJrw1Jft.
The flower or beat of anything,
pro.peI'Ous)'';. • • ".J l- .a"
atlt-ttlNr. To flourish in dis- ~\i~) ItIUtJt ..,..,. Fleur

COIUll8, ('\iJ ttI.fiJMIA; (to boast), de lis, I:J""J"" 11IItIn, ~) uyW.

.....LJ
'r ...,j. Flower, C/.';) ...u. i _(to adom .
ttI1HJAa'·, (to adam), ft:j-)
.
..".. To flourish a sword, with flowere),~jJ~J(:.IWitIl

~It::'" ~ IIIIIIJf. lJilWw.

Float, tI. Bee Gibe, mock, in.ult. Flowing, Gtlj. ~)~ jilrf. Flowing
P'l0W', c/. (88 water, etc.), t.ijl:" rapidly, ~ 1IJftU4,.. Flowing
i-v/. To flow from a 101U'08,) ~ water, ~)~L. mil jdrf.
. . .,~~. To flow(as water Fluctuate, tI. (to be in an unoertain

from a cistern, etc.), C') ,...... state, irresolute), ~~ \ i ;

To How mpidly, JL. Idl. To ~~ J'~~ ~ mill "a, iltI'
tow sa sweat, Jr twd:. To "4"~ ,Wi (to roll as the
flow sa the tide, .M mtUI. To waves), ~j..J ta.tlfc",q;. Flue-
 FLU 532
tuating, fluctuant (uncertain), ".."tIl, cr.~'~ ..u.It&'
~~.u\'" fIt4ltJ1w ItIkt. Fluc- ~ ..
tuation of the waves, 'l::j....J Fluxion. Bee Flux, flowing.
tMnatwNj; (uncertainty), r~ Fly, tl.}..k ta,.. To cause to ay,
.J ~ \ t fltltJm tsl 1&i,.ll,.. .;1 tayyflr. To fly at, ~
Fluency (in speech Or writing),
~~ Itlldlttst.
.
1uI)Qm. To fly (to avoid puniah-
.
ment), ~~vJ.:>. UttUlM ltdlaM.
Fluent,,r.;S !&Af,., ~ lallA. To fly off (revolt, deaert), ~

Fluid, J~ 'andi, ~L, Illy", till. To fly (abandon), d~

tartlk, / !t4jflr. To fly for
~ \.., mdY't·
Fluidity, fluidness, i..s:. ~ mtlfattlt. refuge, ~'ilt4j.'. To fly.to
Flurry. Bee Hurry, flutter: gust, any person for refuge, J'~'
storm. ilta.JQ' ilti.
~y, , . .t;G.3 dul1l1aftat.
[ta""..
Fl~~ ~ !&Afr. See Copious.
Flyer, I. (through the air),;\b
Fluster, fl. (intoxicate slightly),
Flying, PMt.;\k ta"".; (l'1lDDing
.J-.\ aI1«Ir.
away), rJ..if'- .......
Flute, ,. ~}J jldwto", ~LJ fltdy,
i,&,) rag_tit. The foam of
Foam,
.JL.r mama,., ~\;:a IWlIdllat.
the sea,A\i~.J rag_at III Hir.
Flutter, fl. (the wings), u).J rafra/,
Foam, fl. ~,) ragM', .).JJ uitul.
. . ~y~ tlartliianiJ MAo; (to Fob, ,. ~ 1dI, ~J fDtItd .
vibrate), ~ !WI!tIk, rb- Allm. Fob, fl. ~ gM,1. Bee Cheat,
Flutter, fluttering (vibration), ~f" elude, put off.
Aarakat, ~,) rar!", J!;Jj IIJlsiil; Fodder (dry food stored for cattle),
(hurry ofmind), y~' idtirdll. ~ ttlltl/, U';' • ,II.. AcuAtd.
Flux (flowing), ~4..r iarayan, Fed with fodder, u~ lNt.'ilf.
~ ItIgtsldn. Flux and reflux To fodder, ~ ttlltlJ.
of the tide, ,).ft"JoM mild fDa Foe, ,. J~ t"il.
jar; (a dysentery), J~' "Ml.
Fmtus, ,. ~ iardtt.
Ab100dyflux,~~\~~~ jflrllylJn Fog, I. ~~ dtJ1XlNt, ~ glwlp•.
atldam; (confluence), ~ FogginelS, ~ glurp.
 FOL 633 FON
Foh, ,~ .". attend upon 88 a dependant),
Foible, I. ~ t..llfJ,)~ lin,.. r'>'>' ilttultJm; (to obey), t \b
Foil, tI. (frustrate), ~ 1:luIntli. J=...I ....1Il, ~';I altall.
tat!
See Defeat, disappoint, worst, To follow (be buied about),
repulse. ~ I .",llagilll.
Foil, .'. (defeat). ~..i' _Imat, Follower, I. ~\j tdMf:! ..;~
r ~ I inAtSilm; (whatever illus- mNktadf, Ioj~ tlltlAlmsI, ~h..
trates or rendens another thing mtlltJMt·
brighter),,).f- mtlMfDtD;". Following (going after), ~b...
Foist, tI. (insert fraudulently), mtlla~f:! ~~ mtltaUMf:.:
. .;. oJIJ'~)~~~J;j Following as a necessary COne&-
UfDIDtW tilJdrdl fOil fUIIfWllid ilti . quenoe, r;:.L- mtlltllaim. [H.U11l.
al ",Ullln_v. Folly, ~~ Jild dl, J~ e
Fold (for sheep), ~ Mllr. .A. Foment, 11. (oherish with heat), ~
fold or leaf in a book, Ioj}u WJIIl, ~ ~ma'; (to bathe
mlltfDG' (plnr. Ioj)l.h.. matdfOl). with warm lotions), ~~
Tw~fold, ~L..:i.. mtlfldtllJ. ~ gwal Jima~_tin; (tosup-
Three-fold, utwl.L1J 1IIld,1I1 port, encourage, excite), vi;"
tMlf:.aJ. Four-fold, u\.wlLu) luwrtMl. To foment disturbance,
..1HItat tMltaf. .k.W'd~ luwrd al fitlflll•
Fold, tI.(sheep), ~'YJj ItWtlial Fomentation, ~ IaMnld, .3L.!
gltllMm. To fold (oloth, eto.), iimdd, tIIAJII. M
~~ 1IwJ1I'. To fold up a letter, Fond, ~I~L. mdyt1.1a', ~~
y.r'J'~ 181 al maUilJ. tellMi. Fond of the 'company
'Folded, ~~ lIItIttI7I. of women, ~~'~\...~
Foliaceous, J~)I~ Ww lIfDrdi. muA.l mtltalluwtlt III AWatt.
Foliage (leans), J~)I IIfOrd. Fond of bimaelf, £,j,.;~
Folk, r,i iIHom, ~ illali, ~ \b fIttIAiJ 14111110.
U,jIIt, .i\•. ; Wllat. Fondle, tI. ~ Aad4tt, ~L:
Follow, tI. (go after), ~ '16Mi; taw. ~ Caress, embrace.
(to imitate), oW WlGtl; (to Fondler, '. ~ mWlUlllii.
 FOP FOR
Fondling, '.' (person muoh admired ,L.~ fflt0dA41. Bee Folly,
or care98ed), y~ lIICIAHh, impertiDence.
Jr- fJlat'"4i. Foppilh, Jl,~ idlil. See FooliIh,
Fondly, ~ "ts,wfl. vain, ostentatious.
Fondness, J~ ,!tw1.i, ~ t ilU. Foppishly, "'n,~ lxit• •
Food, 4:.)'; .kt, rw'
tatam, ,~ For (on account of), ~, lUJjt
gWd.
Fool, •. ~~ mtJjntln; (a jester),
..
For the love of God, for God'.
sake, ill illala. For ever, for
~ fNU}/wIJ. ever, and for ever, "'l.J 'oJ da,VlllClll.
Foolhardiness, .ft!.Jr.-1 r~ t atlam For the sake,; ,I.SJ l:aatir.
tIJtl6ir. Foolhardy, J~ m"tII-
Forage,~ taltlf, ~ .wAId.
1tIwJuJir.
Foolish, ~~ mtf/;'llfl.
Foolishly, ft!~~~ m.;'
tallIlr, J.A& r~ "ttllam tMl·
Foolishness, ;"'~ "gWd• •
g.
Forbear, 11. (intermit),
WIJJ:l:q,/; (to abstain), ~

tq;_fIaII; (to be patient),

iii-

,tIlJar; (to be merciful), ~~

-...ai;
r

Foot, •• r~ itMIa..., ~J til. The

,lui/ill t alts', ~J raM-.
foot of a mountain, ~ "'fit. Forbearance (abstinenoe), y~\
To go on foot, ~ mHAl. To titifld1J, )!r-\ ~tras, tL:.::..1
be on foot (in a posture of action imtindt; (intermiaaion), .JJ;
ready for anything), ~ til- tawaauf, J l.A\ WadI. See
1atldar. The 801e of the foot, Delay.-{pat.ieDce), ~ ...,

r~ Wam. [man. ~ IaAamtAUl j (1eDieney,

Foot-boy, •. riC. g1wJ4m. Bee Foot- meroy), i-.;4 fllGr1ul1lNt, iq;~

Footing, ~J riJl; (condition), .luI/." ~~ ~ 4.:.)

r~.
J\>. A4l, ~L:. dcJfI.
Foot-sock, •• J',.. u,,.. ...ea.
«" Forbid, 11. ~ ~ [ .....

FooflJtep, •• r~ w.., ~". Forbidden, ~ _ a t , """

fNIfi1ttl. [klMo. Forbidder, ~L. tIIcIMt.
Fop, •• ~b-~ "'''/taU''
/1 For~dding (Pr6hibiting), ~.
Foppery (ft1Iity, foppiahneu), ~ rr ..a.it. .., t:iL.
 FOB FOB
Foroe (strength), i; titl7at, ~~ Forebode, 0. Jja.3 IajflflJWl. Bee
iIIIlrlII,,} ~\ iitMar, AiU, IDt.It ; Prognoeticate.
(Tio1eDce), ~ . ., ~ j.w; Foreboder, ,. Jja::... ....jtlUJflJil.
(neoeety, destiny), ~J~ Forecast, i~ iAI,.at. To fore-
tlarilnJt, \..i.i W4'.J.i.i.. ..,- cut,..r-'\.y~.FJ(}:-I M6f1i to.
Witr, ~ Ulfi; (an ar- IIlJIM tdilJat tIla".,.. See Foresee,

mament), ~ talw. By foree, adjust, contriTe.

"1:-=:- jfl/w.,"'~ iMnm. F~t1e (of ~ ahip), ~rl~.w
Force (to 11lIe), ~ jtI6tw; (to ... IIlIllG"W.
impel, drive), t:i.> tN/fit; (to Forecited,,;/.M.l\ III mas14'" .Jy..M.l \
overpower), ~ g1tMtl1J; (to III mai4r, .J,b-J\ III fIUIIl4r,
storm), ~ IMsJtI& ~!Jt.:....l, 41 mwM" flay"'. See
Foreed (compelled),.J~ #U1:1l4r; Above-mentioned, aforesaid.
(overpowered), y ~ -.agAl@. Foreclose, 0. See Preclude, pre-
Forcedly, ...~ ja1Jt'fl1f. See By vent, abut up. [Predestinate.
loree, oompulaively. [iAtH'- Foredoom,
tI• .J;L; Wdar. See
Foreel_, i,a.J\~..w: ~ al Forefather,.. ~ jtMld (pt .>,~,
Foreepe,~JS'iallGlNII'L:)~~4" t;diJd).
Forcible, forceful (stnmg), y'; Forefinger,.. See under finger.
_I; (Tiolent), ~ tM"f. Forefoot, I. r,ij itJtltJm.
See Impetuous, vehament.- Forego, tI. (quit, reaign), ~ .fli.
(done by "fiolenoe), ~ j".
Forehead, .•• ~ jtJil1f, ~
FOl'Cibly, .JjjJ~ 1n1 ..",., "'~ jtJiltat. Lines on the forehead,
"'~.J rag--, "'i,.J .J1,w' tUrd,..
jfl1w".,
"!J'~~ iAtHt_ tI7. i1dildrM. Foreign (of a different country, not
Ford, I• .J4-i~ ~ . ., c1omeatio), ~J glwli. Foreign
~~. or OOIltrary to eatab1iahed ouatom,
Ford, •• .ftol\~ iat4lt 4MClAr. i.>~"-.';~ iltilIJj III t.iJlat;
Fordable, ~ ~t: (not analogous), ~W-~
Fore, J;i 1:tJil. See Former, for- g. . . .""'O.
merly, befon. Foreigner, •• ~...,i ,1wwIi (plur.
 FOR 636 FOR
V glttwtM., Y~ gAtwlJ). To justice), .u\"~'~:,"'~.,)J'Y"""
become a foreigner (to travel), fII4IIri1J ilII' tlfwilfl tM taldlM.
}L. '4If1r, Y~ taglu!.tTtli. To Fore-ordain, ". See Pre-ordain, pre-
pretend to be a foreigner, Ji destinate.
~~~~ t.tJmQl MlaTw glurilJ. Forepart,.i..~ m~""".
Having a foreign air, or behaving Forecited. See Forecited, above-
in a foreign manner, Y ~ mentioned.
m.utagAralJ. Forerun, tI. ~ Ida}.
Foreignness, ~ ghurlJat ; (without Forerunner, ,. ~L. 84it1. ?'
forerunner of good news,
analogy), wlrJlr.,\J: t.tJlam al . _ _",Air.
-*
muwillaMt.
Forejudge, tI. 'ULf- hakam
Foresay, tI.

Foresee, tI'PJ~
See Foretel.
fH UI4I'...w
,tsltJlafi. Bee Prejudice.
Foreseen, "Lal-.J~ ....,.
Foreknow, tI. ~.rJ(}:-I _td
,alalan. [n08ticate.
wat.wef. [headland.
Foreshow, tI. See Foretel, prog-
Foreland, " V"~ ,.ilI. See Cape,
Foresight (prudence), ~ Hrint.
Foreleg, ,. ~ f1IIMIka1J, t!J"; Ji:: t.ail, l,~ I Mtt,at; (pre-
lirilt.. .
science), J.i-J ttIt~.
Forelock, ,. ~\; fId"'at (plur.
Foreskin, ,. ~ gluJln/.
~'i MfDellI).
Foreman, ,. v-J.J rtlflu.
Foreat, ,. v.,rhir"', ~ti gltiiJaL
Forester, ,. (oftlcer of a forest),
Fore~ast, 8. ~.rl'y}~ ,elri tM
~~'L:)~.,)J' WtWMydtl al Mni.
mtWW. [before-mentioned.
Foretel, tI. JUe fatal fdl.
Fore-mentioned. See Forecited,
Forethought, ~ lJari,.at.
Foremost, r.>.il tWlmn, Jjl tIfDU1tM. Foretoken, t1. ~ ttJulIl1a'. See
To go foremost, r~ ~m. Prognoaticate, presage. [huIlci...
See Precede. [mentioned. Foretooth, ,. rl.iiJ1l:Jt:.... ...... al
Fore-nanied. See Foreoited, above- Forewarn, tI. ~ tItJ841. See Ad-
Forenocn, 'p1J:.j 141Jl al . . . monish, caution.
Forensic (belonging to courts of Forfeit, ,. .i.. Y
glatlriltllUlt, ~r:-
 FOR 537 FOR
jari.". See Fine, mulct, Forgiveness, ~ f1I4IAflWtlt, ~
penalty. [See Con1iacate. t"ft1, Ct...... lMIIaA.
Forfeit, tI. ('.r:- jaram, ¥ tlaiat. Forgiver, "';# IMfur,)J.i IlIaj'dr.
Forfeitable,¥J\ ~ta1&taddal1t. Forgot, ,forgotten, ~ mumG'.
Forfeiture. ~ft" jartmat. See Fork, ,. .t:J} for~tta. [matruk.
Forfeit. Forlorn, JJ~ .Mu/, ~r
Forgave, pr#t. of forgive. Form (figure, shape), J(.:a 'Mil
. Forge, •. (for iron work), )j.J (plur. J~' ",Maf), ~J"" ,a"at
.3'~\J~J' (plur• .JJ"" ",war), ~\; lal.o;
taltlti1r,
lwdJiitl. See Fumace.
awjai al
(order, stated method), J',...
Forge, tI. (with a hammer), J.3 manwd/, i~'J idtidat, y,L'
~.>-J~ flak l1il matraka; (tofal- uliU, ~,; \; Unan, ('Ui.i n.idm,
my), JV satDUJ/W; (to make), Ji ('u:a:..;\ intisdm, ~; tartfb.
f:.amal. To forge a lie, ~ Exterior form, ~~i.,'J"" ,ar"
~.» .amaafltiiat. To forge a IdAi,.". Theinteriorform,~\:ol'
deed, ~. ..u,~ kallatl al albat.., .t:.k~ i.JJ"" 'u"at "dtinGt.
tamauui. The exterior and interior form,

Forged, ,;jr musaWUJar. Any- ~~J~~ saM,. wa 114ti,.. The

thing forged, -J~ taldfdl. form or euential modification of

Forger, •• Jjr musatDUJir. man, ~.rt:J'Li.J' "'ltlat al

"",MMya'. The form of any-
Forgery (fa1si1lcation), ~ tdlltl,
thing delineated OR paper, etc.,
JJj dr, r..JjJ IasUJIr.
r-'J ralm. A form (mould),
Forge~ tI. ~ fUll, .u~cr-C~ lalii.y\i
r4A milt 1HJliAo. [ftalga,.. Form, tI. (make), J-i f:.amal;
Forgetful, ,,=,,",W tid.., ~~ (shape),,;';' MWUJ/W; (to arrange)
Forgetfa1nels, ~~ ....,4.. ~nasa.; (tooantrive),~,
Forgettully, '\
,.... &aMDalt, '~
1'
.:uearat: _
fIGIIalt. [See Pardon. Formal (precise), lo:)\.i1!J~\'"
Forgive, tI. p IMfar, t:,afaA. .4A.o
taialluJat; (methodical),
Forgiven, AI,;~ mtlfAft1r laM. r-')'<JJ'r mtlUJ4fil: a",aIm,
 FOR 538 FOR
.Jf-'~'~\h.. m.eahik atldut4,., Fornication, \.ij Bifid. A fomica~r,
~~ sa"t. A fomicatreM, 4~
l.:JiU1'J.i1r "'tltD4fl.i al }a"iln.
Formality, ; _ ....-.Ji..,~ f.:.4tlatsa"s,at, ~\i fiJ1..Tt4t, a.U
reums,at. fiJ';ia.t.
Formally (according to established Fonake, tI. ~ tvai,./ lt4jar.
rules),..t....,.J rtJlm(l", J.i Ir.. t.~ To fonake a habit, i..,\.1\4
l.:Ji\iJ' hi tlatDt''' "'tltDdfik al tard til f.:.iitlat. [Waf.
i4n4n; (oeremonioualy), JL!
F01'llwear, tI. r-i
lata"., u.J.-.
~ hil:ol tal:lff. Fort, fortresa". kl..i ialf.:.at, ~
Formation, ci-IJ ta1tDf", ~.J Aim (plur. c:)~ AtriA). To
tarllb, .t.i..1:;.. kluIUat. Bee retire to a fort, I.lJ.ij'J~
Creation. taAaI,a" ft ,&1 kalta. The gate
Formed, .:J~ ma.Wd, t.~
ofa fort, l.lJ.ij'y~ lIab rJialta•
• am4f.:.> ..J~ ",uatDWM'. .A.
Forth (abroad), ~}-:>. J:!&drj,
former,..J~ ",uatt1U1ir.
..~~ sa!airlJfl. To bring forth
Former, ~L, Iilbik, r.iL. .u1a4- ohildren or young, '-=-'~J ftlcltIt.
tlam. Former times, l.:JL.jJ\
To set forth (describe),"'.,]w,
~W' alII4M" eu,abik. For-
~J fl)Gltlf. To sally forth,
merly (in former times),
• ddtltlaflla".
"l..:ia.. ~ Aajllfll. Forthcoming,.r:~ .
Ailtlir. To be forthcoming,#,
Formidable, ~ mflAtb, ~jS:"
Wt4tltltw. From this time forth,
.uUw.tDtDif. Bee Terrible, dread·
fn!, tremendoua, powerful. "'.u:\"'.J~\~ am t.JliJII tINNli-

Formid~bleness, ~ Aayllat, ~~ f.:.ilIJfI, ~l.J Ja~. ADd

fltn4
flluA4hat, i}w,attDat, i!J'" ,atDlae 80 forth, J\J~~. Fo~.
Formidably, ~~ 1Jil:01 Myhat. right(inarightIine),~j'y....~
Formless, ~.,.~ 1Jild '4rat,;:i;~ bikAattM .utafDCJsl. Forthwith,
JU. .itt glayr ,AdI. JLcl'J
jflAiJl.
Formulary (book of models, regula- Fortieth, I.:J~..J' .-Jut---
tiona, laws, etc.), j.Ml~.f-'''' Foriiftcation (the eaience of fortify-
tlaIt4r al f.:.amal ~\.i l.:Ji t; i4tra" ing), ~ taLi.., ~,~
1I4l1U1. f.:.ihlt til """". A fortiftcation
 FOR 539 FOU
(l'IDlpad, etc.), ~~ .ydtl. ~ ujj.... .A. fortune-teller,
A atzoDg fort.ifieation, ~ ~ flltlMjjim. [arht'll",
~_Udtl .. Forty, ~) Clf'Jitift, ~~)
Fortify, fJ. (make strong), '-iP Forum, ,. (public place), ~,~
"'4'; (with ramparts, etc.), mldan.
~ ""a; (to defend, pro- Forward, r'~ kitltldm, amd_; rL.'
teet), ~t- ltilflffi. [mu1IrII4". (Aalous, warm), ~ ~\..,
,ilhiIJ ghfrat; (presumptuous),
Fort.ified, ~~ fllaMiln, ~
I

Fortitude, ;}_~ Ja-af"tlt, ~L J-*- ..utaAatnoir;

(impudent),
~~ Jilii. ""d; (premature),
MldHt, k.~ .haJ(J~t.
J~ ttfi1J.l, ~ tit;ll. For-
1ortrrlght, •• ~ i.mestfn.
ward fruits,P 1JW'J~ WAr;
Fortress". Bee Fort, fortification.
Fortuitous, ~Jk. t ar4l, ~.r
(anterior), ~~ Wim, r.ii..
.lIiatldG., J;'
twJtDal.
f.ard, J W' iUVald. Fortuit-
Forward, CI. r.ii iaddam; (despatch
OlII1y,'t;;W, ittifiJ1«m."
B8 a letter), J-) ..141; (to
fortunate, ~ Mltlll, .)"..- patroniJle), .., 1&atIuI'.
-till, t:'\b~\'" ,ahi/J 141if:! Forwardly, '~.r ItIf'Ita", ..)s:-
J:.i... .tlDil, ~~ lIItJ6ihat. ~, tala' al ttfialat.
The fortuDate ialauds, .n~' Forwazdnees (ardor), ~ g1llrat;
4:J'.)\\.sl, pil,.. 41 iMli44t. (quioknees), k..r IIWtat; (earli-
, 'I I·
lortuDately, ,~~ ... neea), ~ IGfJ'fl, ~ tqjfllat.
tIJlJMtclM,', ~ ,lJtftlM. FOII8, •• (ditch), J~ iitMdd.
lCll'iaDe, ~. -a; tlCliJJ, ~ . Fouil, ,. (mineral) ~.-. mat_f.
W1I, t:'tk Iali~ Good fortune, Foster, CI. ~\i iat, raJJf. Bee JJ
i.)l... ,tlt.UtII. Bad fortune. ~ Nune, feed, suPPOrt. enoourage,
Hla. AmanfaTomedbyfortuDe, eduoate.-A fosterer, 1./.;- ••
~\k~"'" 14Mb 14lf~ For- rAJf.
tuDe (pG.eeai~), -JL. MI (pt Foul (dirty),~ "'''; (abomin-
J'r' ".",al), J1J nU (pIm. able), I);'" ~ I..!..J a.rtn;
~~} .......). To tell fortunes, (wicked), ~UfilM, ~ 1oWf,
 FOU 540 FOU
~ kabu, y~ matYuh; Founded,,},.....,. flUltmir, ~"..
(notlegal),~~..r-i gJusy,.,luwti; mtulUfU. Well-founded (true),
(gross, corrupted), ~U jdlid. l"WU't:"'~. f'41iD al fllil, eLl
.A. foul action, ~ Ji tMJUJl ~ts'},,.ii.8ikA altWkan,~WI r~
1«dJiA. Foul-faced, )i:-:-JI"-!.J rillikla al btm.gan.
ka,.ln al rnafUM'. To fall foul (to Founder, ,. (builder), ~4 bliIJi,
reproach), ~J w,wbakh; (to come ,}l..- tnUtmilr, ~,.. fit,"",";
to blows), IJ:')\.Qj tadd,.abv.. To (one from whom anything origi-
run foul (to daah together, as nates), t ~ ..flUit ·
ships, etc.) ',...,)~ ta&admfl.. Founder, fl. (sink as a ship), .jj
Foul, t1. ~ rtqjjfU. gluwrak.
Fouled, ~ tnU711SjjfU. Foundry, ,. ~ mtJIW.
Foulnetl8,.L~naja'lJt, t:"'J
waltlkn; Foundling, liklt. '0 ¥
'0
(villany), k..\J kab4hat, iJ\i..:, Fountain, ~ tap (plur. l:.Ir.&
,1uWlwlJt, ~\:..:, ,Jusndf...tlt. ttJY tl..), ~ manbatr t~
Found (p4,.t.ojfind),.,)~,..tna"!ifUJ. Yaflbfl.t (plur. ~~ y.lIdJft );
Found (lay a foundation, etc.), ~J (a jet or spout otwater), \;)~)Jl:.
V'U'toadatal altJI, ~ltIII/II; .MrUnotI.. ; (original, first cause),
(to build), ~ 1Hma',~ tammar; ~, till, L.:..:... mauhil, ,~
(tc establish), ~ ~. 'ntlbtld. The fountain ot life,
Foundation, ,. ~~ bunyan, ~I b~'~ t"Y" al na,tI.l.
. all, '-J"L...I aud,. From the Four, kt) tWbaf...at. The space of
.foundation, V'UI~ mt.. al four years, ~J' a~
tUilI. Making or laying a founda- ,fni... The space of four months,
tion, V'UI~J wadaE: al ala,. pl.t-.J} tWbat"t tuItAw. The
Foundationa, l.:JLL.I tUilI4t. spaoe of four days, ,~) r4
Charitableoreleemosynaryfounda- tWbatat ana... Four - square.
tiona (as oolleges, hospitals, etc.), ~.",. ....,what: A four-square
utiJ ' IIfD1w.f, l.:J'.:.-- 1Ituanilt. figure, ~,;JU. ,WI 1eriIt:
Foundation (origin), ~, fUl, Four-fold, u\.w\kt,} Gl'Ht-'
'~I ilJUrld. MtiJj. The four quarters of the
 FRA 541 FRA
world, ,ij,(.•••• .nt\u'kI) tWNtat l.:J~ ujM.t). To dift'use fra-
lUMt III _illut. Fo~re, grance, ( ",a/all.
~W ICIlIItIfllfI. Four hundred, Fragrant,}»w fMtatttlr.
~L.t::'} ~hat mayllt. Four Fragrantly, "'6;:::\.; lily,",,,,.
thousand, uJ'~,J' arNtllt tJliJf.
Frail, 4\.; /4111, J'.,)'Br IM'It
Fourteen, ~~) tWh4e" tlJlMr. 4U11fOill, ~ tlatif, ~
FOllrteenth,~t:!~niMttMMr. munitlrir. .A frail, ~j "flhll.
Fourth, I. ~~ riiMt> ~~ rahit',t. Frailness (frailty), W /and, ~
! fourth part, t:!,J nWt" 4tltf. Human frailty, • sj • ~
Fourthly, "'~~ riiMtatl. ~~I~' tluiftll tahltat til
Fo,,~ I.~ tayr. . h4lAariyat.
Fowl, .',J~~ tMayytKl lugiir. Frame, 1'. (make), Ji
ttlfMl, viJ
Fowler, , • .3~ ,ayyatl, ,J~'.3~ wtlffai; (join, adapt, fit), V::iJi r
IilfYtitl attuyu.". See Make, compose, form, settle,
FOI, •. ~ 'IItW (plur. ~~ contrive, plan, fabricate, invent.
....alii).
~ -
.A fox-hunter, .3L.. Frame, ,. j I,..r. larwal. Frame of
~l ,~yatl tUltltlah. mind,;,tsl'J6. Adl 41 iMtir;
Fraeti~, ~. 1:aw. Fractions of (a mould), ~w itilih; (a
integral numbers, .3~~.,-s' border), 4:.\- M.diyat.
Jui, til f::!Itlatl. Framer, ,. ~~ 6""1, ~~ jatu.
Fracture, ~ U1rtlt. To set or France, ~ ~ Fralllll.
COD8Olidate a fracture,~ jfl1JW. Franchise, aU\- mUta/aA. To
Practure, 1'. ~ itua,. enfranchise,a\.; \-ksi.. mtlMMM
Fragile,.r-!:- m..u.w. mUt,,/aA.
Fngility, i.S'!i-i 1ttIIdkat, 4.!w Frangible. See Fragile, brittle.
)1-(;11 iiJ1Jil.,al AI inUl",.. See Frank (liberal), r.-} karim, ~
Frailty. ,tliAI ; (open, sincere), ~
Frapumt, •• ~ hural. muk1&lil.
FDgrIDee, ~ tlh, /_A, u' Frankly (liberally), "~j itlrimtllf,
.,1::. ttd,., ~ uf/uzt (plur. ;,\.S:oo'~ Miol ,aiAaWtlt; (sin-
36
 FRE 542 FRE
eert>ly), "u.r- ,nuHliMm, ~ (permitted), Jb. Wdl, ~.;e
~ 1»101 Wflat. ~.,.~; (open, iDgenU01l8),

Frankness (generosity), rj laram, J.,)~ ,ddiij (common, public),

iJLs:- ,tI1Mwat; (sincerity), rL:. tam, rJi t_ilB, ~l:...
V'l>., iWiU. ....uarlli, d..;.:- .uAtarwi.
Frantic, r-'.r-e mtll4WlftI, l.:J~ Free, ". (set atliberty),~' MW,
ma""'ii.; (enraged), y~ ~, ated. [dele.
gAadiJ.lJ. Free-booter". Bee Robber, pia-
Fraternal, ~JI>- \ tI1Mtof. Fra- Free-bom, ~:J~ Mwr al ...
temally, l.:J'.r>:J,J1.. mNl al Free-cost, c:.;>~ 1Jild HtIrj.
aHwcln. [ muwaiAdt. Freedman, I. ~ t.1Itfi (£em.
Fratemity,~' tI11wiyat, ;\:;"',.. ~ ttJlflat).
Fratricide, ,\:;.. 'JJti idtu"iAtiA. Freedom, ~f-- A,,",at, ~ t..Mi.
Fraud (fraudulence), ;... m"', Freely (at liberty), ~~~ JiW
~.).::i.. iAIIdIt"t, .fl.J';; laltDI,., ,",mat ; (without restniDd,
~ Allat'J~ gAo.dr, ~ J:agd. "-) ~ t..,Y ~ 1Jil Wt ttl ,..•
..
Fraudful, fraudulent, J'.L. ma.Ud'" Freeman, ,.~ '*".
Jy.. Freeze, ". ~ j . .. - ; (bJ be
Fraudulently, ~~ 1Jil AIltJI. frozen), ~\ i"'. ....
Fraught (full, stored),
•
l.:J~ Freight, ". (load a ship), ,,~
mtIIA'Ae,,; (laden), J~ ~;e wcuai ...W; to Wom
tNJAmfll. a ship for hire), ~;eJ,\i
[fight.
Fray. See Brawl, boil, battle, duel, iawal "...W.
Freak, freakishness, J~ iMyal, Freight (cargo), a..
J tIHIdwt; (tbe
~J waAm. price paid for shipping goods),
Freakish, ~J fD"Amf, ~~ l.:J},; tIo.wliJ.". A fioejght.ed IiIip.
"!ligall. Bee Caprioious, whim- JJI.i...~;e""W .dinl.
sical. French or a Frenchman, ~;'''';j
Fn.-e (not a slave, at liberty), ~ jrtfINatDI.
hwr, J~' W4,. (fem. ;,,;-. Frenzy, l.:J~ ft-b, r ....· rL.
"riJ! lJari;
"urrat) j (guiltless), The frenzy of love, v:--J1~~
 FRE 543 FRI

jaifl III tUU. Frenetic. Bee guitar, etc'>. ~ rulfllaltll;

Frantic. (fermentation of liquon), ~
Frequency (often happening), i:JS ta.Um,,.; (agitation of miDd),
__I,.J'.P Iih-,,.. Frequency, y!)w' itUtr,,,.
frequence (conCOlll'll8), ~~ Fret, 11. (make angry), 11. ~
j4rtut kaft,.. g1tatltlG6; (to be angry), ~
Frequent, .3.3r ...tiUwtultlitl, ~ gWllJ; (to be yom), to h i j
~i' w,. III tHia tr J;L- lakatltJt ; (to eat away), ~ aiM,
"'.,.,.",.. ~ r.Nu. To fret (u liquon),
Frequent,II.(visit often).r- ~ tdlNw, ~ \ .Wa".",..
~.J~ UwtllltltUl tllla'. To be Frettul,y~gWf16,~,~..r'
frequent (happen often), J..- 1tWIt' III glultltilJ.
~J~, lttulll _nwa,.1Mfl'al ; (to Fretfully, y~~ hi uu.,.a",'~
be numerona),?.... A place g1w.tl41Hm, ,~ hi ,'A44MJitt.
which one freqnents, J'>--~ Fretfulness, ~gMtl4lJ,y~,
IfItI1MUlIlldtnl1. [tala'. idewa", ~ g• •
Frequenter, •. j&.3.Jr ",."".tultlitl Friable, ~ lttuA. Friability,
Frequently, ~u}!?' deC,. III ~~ lttuMdtll.
_widl, i~.J~' lIIfWa,.1Mf,.tII. Friar, I. ~~ ,.,/ailJ.
Fresh (cool), .3)~ Jarid; (green, Friction, ."
~ AM, w.
.~
_(-IIlC'.
unfaded), ~\j tau, ~> larf, ltJ.UIi, Q-J.}-J laflii, ~~
~J ,.alii; (new),~.J..::t:-i atlltl ; lamrtU.
(vigorona). ~; 1a1Dl; (fasting). Friday, ~\r~ ytWlffl ajjumttll.
r'!\." Id,_.
Fresh water (not Fried, ~ • ..a.
III1t), } -\.., fIId TtIIlf1. A fresh Friend, I. ~ ... ..w. ~
egg, .~\J~ "ay"
tdlil. W,", c.hi) ,."fti, ",'O.!. oW IlJtlIi,
Freshen, 11. (make lreeh), ~\jJi ~ iWlI, ,-:-"\'" I,/ailJ. A
tfIfIItU 14.., ..,,> 1twrtI,'. sincere friend. J.JL...,~
Fresbneu, iJ~ Uwawld; (coolneu) ",..Ai" Idtlii, ~ ~ ",..Aii
i.JJ.r. 6wGtNI. fIttIiltliI. An old friend, '-:-" \..,
Fret, I. (on the ftnger board of a ("! ~ la,..} katlI.. A dear friend,
 FRI 544 FRI

ft.r~\.., ,aMb l"lfl. A false wi muAaUat. Frigid in constitu-

.
friend, '-J..i1S' ~ \.., ,dAib kalib.
. tion, c:~'.J..J~ 6ciritl al aiJilj.
Friendleu, c:~ ".fIAldj, vJ.i...
Frigidity, frlgidneu (want of heat),
".wJl". See Destitute, helplesa, ';.J1J! blll't1tlat; (want of affec-
poor, wretched. tion), ~('~ tatlam~;
Friendly, ~ bimuWb"t, ~ (frigidity of constitution), i.JJj.
~\~ biW ,atl4kGt, ~~ c:~, bwrt1tlat til miliJ.j.
lIiW .uAbat. Frigidly (coldly), ';.JJ..r.~ bi10l
Friendship, ~ .mwMlJbat, ';103.,.- burlldat; (unaffectionately), ~
mutIJtJtldat, ~,~ ,add}"t. Inti- ~.r-&- mi,. gA"y" mwAdNl;
mate friendship, oW\ til/at, .J~\ (impotently), ';';~cr- ••
iteiMa. Mutual and sincere gllayr HtIJ"t.
friendship, ~.Jk.. mruatla}"t, Fringe, ~ laIA.a.A. The
UL,s.. mul:Mw"t, ~ fringes of a head-dresa (also
~~ muAabb"t mruAtar"lc"t, round garments) ,..::\.;4="'..jillccit.
';Uk.. mUlil/iit, i))... .i:~ Fringe,u:,J\.;4='" Jj tamal ~41dt.
muAtlbbat Mlcfkfat. Fringed, ~ mru".i1Q1.
Frigate, ,. ~~) /r"ata. Frippery (old clothes), ~~,~
Fright, J~ MtlJl, u,=>- "MtIJ/. AatlJay6j ttlea".
Frighten, uj=>- lcJuJfI}fI}"j, ~) Frisk, fl. hi ""tl,.ft'i - - .
fl.

r"U.tIb. See Terrify. Frightened, Friskiness, ('~\ illt.,a_, ~~,

uF mulcAatIJioaj. i1JtiMj, C) /twtlA. See Gaiety,
Frightful, urS-" mvl!lu/. .A liveliness. [marir.
frightful figure, JJf'9~J tIJ":J"A Frisky, ~L-.J /twluJ,., ..J'~
m"AIlI. Frith, ,. (of the sea), j\.:"r. HgMI.
Frightfully, ~~~,u~~ See Straits.
bilcol sMtlJfin tIJ" irtitil,A. Fritter, ,. ~ ~ tq,),. ..ulf.
Frightfulneu, U,,>- lcMtIJ/. Fritter, fl. See Mince, crumble.
Frigid (withontwarmth), .J.J~ baritl; Frivolous, ~~ biltJ "'t..IIa',~~
(unaft'ectionntc)~\r!-~t"tlfm bilt.1. FrivolouBDeea, ~
 FRO 545 FRO
JtItld,.. Frivolously, Jl,~ .. tf'! remote ancestry, .. ~~"~I
kitawti71 ideil. [ lIIMAat"'. aUan ttl" jiddin. From day to
Frizzle, - .,. ~k~.s'~ "twlJi day, rJ!.~' r.Y.~ min yaw. i14'
Frock, ,. ~~ IrtJi. yaWIII. From above, J"";~
Frog". ~~ tlaltlata (plur. ~~ .i,. Itlwi. From below, ~
tlald_i). ~ min t4At. From without,
Frolic". &
mazA, ~,;fi taMij; C:.Jts:Il~ mm aliltdrij. From
(froliClOme), J-~ iaI!ilI!, toitltin, ~I,,~ mi" diJiAil.
~ muU;n, c:ft'-
muAarrij. From afar, ~~ min hatfd.
From, d' tan, ~ min. From Front, fl. (forehead, g. t1.), ~
-
me, ~ tannl, ~ m;nnf. - jaifn, ~ }"alJAat. The front or
From thee, d.:- mi""u, ~ fore part (of anything), r'~
ttl,.,..".
From him, ~ mi"alw, iuddm. The front of an army,
4.:.&. ttl"MAo. From her, \t:- ~1L..iL. muiadda1Nlt
fJI;nAd, ~ ta7lAd. From us, ajjtlg,A, }--llr'..u iudtim til
. ~ miMd, ~ tamad. From llllk4r. The front of a building,
you, ~ m;"lIIm, F t aium . ~\_l\~-, wai" III timilrtlt.• In
From them, ~ miMwn, ~ the front, ~lR... muidiil, r'..u
tmMtma. From another, ~~~ iutlam. In front and rear, ~
mi" gAa,rtllw. From all antiquity, ......A!..=;...Jr'..u min l-uddm wa kAalf.
~..u~ m;,. l:alfm.From all Having a bold front (impudent),
eternity, JJ~I~ mira __I. ~J wahl. Front to front, ~\i.
From the beginning, '~~I~ muktihil.
.... al iJJtidd. From top to Front, fl. (confront, oppose), ~ \j
bottom, ~'~'vvlll~ mm laial. To stand in front, .M.i
MT'a. ilG' al ta.U. From infancy, ~lR... lat." mddil1.
~,a.kJ'~ min attiftJigat. Frontier, , . .,)_ W (plur. ,,).,»
From that time, ~l.)I~';~ 1&tulfltl). Beyond the frontiers,
".i. sali! CIlIIItImdn. From morn- ,,-,~I~-, ward alAv.dad.
iDgtillevening, WI J't:\-II~ Frontispiece, ,. yl.:Jlr'.)j kuddm
"..,. lII,tIi4A ilG' al.lIIa. From al hili, ~lt.-!k.~J ICfI}k al
 PORU 546 PORU •

t,"m4,.". The frontispiece, title, Fruit (product of a tree, etc.), jJ

etc. to a book or letter (which in ...., ~ ItIfftGrM, ¥\i jdii/II1
the But are in general highly (plur. 1S\~/M#d1i); (lIdftllilge),
omamented), I;)I~ ~II, ~ ult! i~Ula,*" k.i:...
L:--~.) tlI64jM. -/lItM (plur. t:i\...--A1
Frontlet, '0 ~I~ t"'Nt i.)U:..."I iI'ifatlM. Fruita,)lJ.
~III. .A. trontBtall (of a bridle), /IIfIId,..
a-:. ~ ifIIAld. Bee He8datall. Fruitage (fruita of nnoua kiDda1
Froat, ~ jtJlltl. k~,)W' tIIfIUi,. ... ,.lIftIit".
Froth, i';'.; "41"" The froth or Fruiterer, ,. U'rit.~ NFt
ecUDl which 1'11D8 over a boiling ItltDdli.
pot, ~ Uk IiIfd1uJl· Fruitful,~ _w. [iIdnt
Froward, y~ gWalJ, '-;o-lc.. Fruitfully, ~,)W4
, 1Ji ....,.
ftIIIIWilI,
,AMI,..
~ ttlllltl, .J!..r- Fruitfnlneas,,) WI ........
Fruition, ...;~ ~ ~
Frowardn888, ~ gMtlalJ, ~ ttlUtt-, ~ '.alttft,il..".
t4I:tUlu1J, i,'.).; ,.tMldtDat, .)~ ....tDtJIilat.
Frown, •. ~ ttIHI. (titldtl• Fruitl8118, ~~ , . _ _ ;
Frown, ,. ~ talJ,.,. (without advantage), ~
Frowningly, till•• 1,.,W~,~y. lJi 1Jil4 -/atat, i~~ iiU
fI)tlJMn ttl1JllI. 14 yidtst, J!,,~ lJdt,l. Fruit1e&sly,
Frosen, ~ mtmjtlmid. 'l1,~ 64tilM, ,)W~~ .-
Fructiferous, fl'uctuous, frugiferous, gNr,yr tIIIIId,., ~I;)'.)~ ..
~ munif',.".lJ ,amif'. To tlall 1tIfIItIt'tIt. [Autum.
fructify, .rJI
tIIIfUH'; to bear Fruit-time, UJ~' aWwrif. See
fruit, ,) W\ J.u.. luIm4ll tImd,.. Fruit-tree, ,. ~ ~ . . ,
Frugal, ~\~.i .dltl ul MI, ........,.11I.
J~ mutttltlil. Frugally, Frustrate, •. ~ ~ r --.
-..AI. ;~ 1Ji1ol ttII:4WAuf. iio"tI1J, J~ a.M. See Dis-
Frugality, jS'Jli.)u.i uAdc14, appoint,defeat, baullr:. Frustrated.
til Gil, JI~\ ittitldl. r,F 1Itdtil.., J,~....u..z.
 FUL 547
Fry, P. ~ iala'. ~ 'tlmfn. Full of wisdom,
FryiDg, •• i.3 iii tailtgat, .jJ WI. u.-,j::.l m...talI AiTmt4t. .A.
Frying-pan, ~U:, e4j.,.: ~u. ~eart full of euvy, ~~
Ml:l4ye, ~ muilti. \~ WlJ m.mtali ",,"adM.
Fuddle, P. (m~e drunk), J...'tII_; The full moon, rt..J.ri mmtW
(to be drunk) J... ul".. ttlmdm,)~ Wr. The full of the
Fuddled,l:)'J-. .tlMan. See Drunk. moon,..;...a.!'r-W tllmd", allamtlf'.
Fuel (for fire), ii~ lHI,.4Iae. Funer, , . ..J'..:u laI,a,.. The fuller's
Fugitive, ~r ttlf'idf, ~~ art, i).ai ltuiJ,.at.
glttlyr .41HJt. See also Volatile, Fully, 4.L.H~ lJillndliyat, '\..W
tmsteady, wandering. tamdllUln,"eU....:>-J·imlatan,
•
• L..::1lJ
I'
Fugitive, ,. loo!.J~ }iriJ,... See lJitttlmiJm, 1:)L.ai.i~~ mingliag,.
Deserter. nouan. See Wholly, totally,
Fugitiveness, c.:.:~1\ r-~ t lltltlm entirely, directly, exactly.
aualde. See Volatility, insta- Fulminate, tl. J.I. lJtIf'al. Fulmina-
bility, uncertainty. tion, J~ .",Altal. [mtl1Jn1.\
Fulfil, tl. (accomplish) ~ tammam; Fulminatory, fulminant, J~
(to fill fall), ~ ttl1JlJtI'. Fulnesa, h..\ imt.la, CUk li/aA;
Fulfilled (compU;ted), ~ mvtam- (repletion), ~ ,AalJat; (large-
Ita.; (filled full, full fraught), ness), k...J Wtllttle; (abundance),
",=,J::.l ",.mtali. ~J wtl/rat. Fulness of flesh,
Fulfilling, PMt. ~ mtlmll. i.4 jtlldllUlt, dW ItImn.
i'uJgeney, fulgidity, fulgour. See Fulsome (nauseous), ~..;A~ glusy"
Splendour.-Fulgent, fulgid. See mtlrtli, J~~ glusg,. IIUIllJal,
Shining, glittering. JJ~ maMuA; (obscene), ~U
Full, ~ fIUIldn,J:;.l m.mtall. /iZA;'''.
Full, full-fed(~turated with Fulsomeness (nauseousness), b'}\
meU or drink), I:)~ ,Wein. .""dA; (obscenity), ~ /a"'''.
Full weight, I:)j"t\J..~ l;amil Fumble, tl. (attempt or manage
Ill..... To be too full and over- aWkward1Y)~~~~~\Ji
Sowing, tk U/M. Full of flesh, tamal a'''''''g min g!lag,. ,hatdrat.
 FUN 548 FUR
Fumbler, 10 :i}Ja.:J\~~ tall. Fuugl?U8, L..O'~ _Ul III ....
tIIM1uJt4,.IIt. [IicIt4,.lIt. Fungus, I. ~ iaIcJ.
Fumblingly, i}h:'r~ 6i t.alG. Funicular (like a rope), ~,~
Fume, ~\:;...) dUWd.. See Fumi- • ." al WI.
gation, smoke, vapor; rage. Funnel, I. ~ -to
Fume, tI. ~.) claW.UII. See Fur, iJ; IfWfllae. The fur of the
Fumigate, smoke, dry in smoke; martin, );.... . . _li,.. The fur
rage. of the ermme, y~ ftttjd.
Fumigate, tI. ~.) tkJiUluMt, js:: Furbelow, I. ~ IlIjd.
6a1.U1cw. Fumigated,~ ...- Furbiah, tI. (poliah) J.i.. ..w.
6a.u.ua,.. See Perfumed.
Furbiahed, J~ ~. ~
Fumigation, ~ eaUAI,.. .A. 'w? •
_tljlti. .A. furbisher, .L~ -.li.
censer for fumigations, ~ ~
FurCuraneons, J.,:.i.u ldo ......
mai.lUarllt.
Furmitory (herb), ~ lAa~. See Branny, husky, scaly.
Funotion (office), i.~ Uitlmae, Furious (mad), ~~ ...,....;
~ mafll4lh; (performance), (enraged), y~gWu.
..J.r tamal; (power), nwllt, Furiously, '-:)~~ 1IiI:ol~,
iji
~. ..~v . 6iiol gluuW.
iJ~ kvdrat, ~\j lca6iligat. Sec
Faculty, duty. [,.tiI III mdl. Furiousnesa(madnel8);~~~
Fund (stock, capital), J\.J'vw~ (~), ~ gMdM.
Fundament, VWL.\ tlldl; (backside), Furl, tI. (a sail) t.,w'~ loa III
~ Nlct _. [1IIdII. hIltlt , tfiJ'~,k ••
llll:al~.0

Fundamental, ~\ tlllI, ~\-\ Furlough I. (leave of absence boa

Fundamentally, ~'/IIlig..., ~ the army), ~J....u.e, ~~,
V"UI mill alaI4I. iJ"due.
Funera}", I. i}~ j.Ralllt; (burial), Furnace, I. ~;.,..., '-:),-1' ..,..,
~.) tlaJn. A funeral oration, ;.j.; _"a,.. .A. baker's fumale
funeral dirge, ~JJ lltulial, i~ or oven, J;; laMiIr, j~'cui
mMlae. A female mourner hired I'" III 1Acri6as.
to sing Of' cry at funerals, ~ ~ Furniah t7. (give, supply, provide),
""'iiy.t, ~9 ntlwwa,w. rjll\r.i: ~ tIldaia, ...~
 FUT 549 GAl

jfl1l1ta; (l1lI8iat), ~L.. 'dtlUl; (to ~ I I/Jmdn al mlUtaBil.

prepare), ~ 1uMl4ar; (to t;L..:i.....JI al mul4nt. The
adam), ~j l41Yan. flltllre, flltllrity, J~\ ;'Ii"bdl.
FUl'Iliahed (given, supplied, pro- Belonging to futurity, j~'
vided),~.1i... muJ:44dam; (Ullist- iltiBdll.
eel), ~t...... mtllatlUl; (prepared), Fy, .ill~' tlltaghjir allah.
~ mutMldM; (adomed),~;.
II. . .W.; (88 a house), J>J~ G.
m"lrilIA. G, in the English language, h8ll two
Fumisher, ,. ~.:i.a... muWdim. BOunds; those. of ~ and 'l::'
Farniture, J>} IM,A. Household The hard lOund it generally retainl be-
fore a, 11, _; 811 g-', gDtl_,,-.
furniture, ·..::..•::,:"n~ul tIItJlalhayt. It is rarely 10ft ; u ,fIDI.
Before • and
Furrier, •• 9latTd. i is often 10ft; u in ,_, gi",.,.; and
often hard, u in ,." giH. When oom·
FUlTOw, •• k;.. "Aatt. bined with A, it hu IOmetimel the
FUlTOW, fl. k,la>-Ji ttJmfll k1HItut. irregular lOund of I; 811 in "",A, UtIlI,
(riff, t_f), the lOund being at other
Further, furthermore, etc., ~I times entirelylolt; 811 in tAoIfgA, tArtltlgA,
(tM,tW).
alJtlUl. See Farther. .
Furuncle, L;-1talJbat, tltIml4t. Gabble, fl. jJjJ to. to••
.u....,)
Gabble, ijJjJ to. tOaIIJt.
Fury (madneas), ~~ iunun;
Gabion, ,. (basket filled with earth),
(rage), ~ gAadalJ.
Furze, .»- Mdtl. y!;~j IIJIIlJII twd".

F1llIe, ~ .tIW, ~ •.
fl. Gabriel, ~~ jalwd,il.
Fusible, fuaile, ' - t.......,
yu_tIiilJ. Gad, f1.).,) 4IJ,,.. [alfim.
Fusibility, y\(...j\ l"nIiiab, 4:J~J.,) Gag, f1. ~\Jilitb Me tul:Wft
dt.Hoaidn, 4:J~ 'lJfaMIi. Gage, •• ~.J ,.GAII. See Pledge,
Fusion, ~ .aB''-:-!.J.)J ttIltDIlJ. pawn.
r'j$
Fustian (bombast),~ WiJm Gage, fl. ~.J ,.aIM. [nwil,..
..dM,.. .. [matM'. Gaiety, gayneB8, c} IfWGA, .JJr
Futile, J~ baWl, ~ 1Jil4 Gaily, C}~ lJikollarGA.
Future, ~ mtlltUlJil. The Gain, ~ MIt! ~ m4nlatat
future tense of a verb, 4:J\..j (plur. t:i\;... fIUIfI4}t), t.1J:..i1
 GAL 550 GAlL

intiftt! 6~ l; jdyitllJt, ~.J "aM, IdMh arJalJ, ~~~l. IdW

~ .
. ..! .. mauah, '-Jl...:S'1 iktildh. ..rdjat; (high-spirited, courage-
Gain, t7. t:-.J ",h,A, ~ imlJ. ous, generous), t.~ IlnfdiJ ~
Gained, '-..,J~ maud. hatal.
Gainer, I. ~ mtmttJflt, l:)~ Gallant, I. (gay, splendid man),
'""han, ",,:--,\S' ~, l:)\s'o~
,.ahMn.
U!.>
I(Jrfj, ~L: t dlAii.
Gallantly (gaily, splendidly), ~
Gainful, ~ mujfrJ, t:iU ndfl~. .t...~ MJ:ollll.aamat i (generolllly)
Gainless, i ~l;~ !Jil4 jayilat. r-j~ lJiJ:ol iaram. Gallantry
Gainsay, t7. U\::;.. i],altJj, ~U (splendour of appearance), .t;~
na1&tJrJ,p Mkar, -i~Ji ttJmal ..rajdt, ~~ nasditJt i (noble-
hikAl4j, ~}~ tararJ. ness of mind), ~ gAlra'i (de-
Gainsayer, I. See Adversary, bauchery), i~ l1IaAwat.
opponent.
Galled (excoriated),.J~ ma~ri
Gainst, ~ rJitltl. See Against.
(vexed), l:)\-ii gAadlJan.
Gait (walk, air in walking), t.i Gallery, I. J~.J ,.tltDai, l,;)'ly,.\ aywa",
~, nawt tU malAI.
G1ilimgal (a medicinal root),
r mamIlla', l,;)'~' fIIe-Wd".

~ 4s:U.,>- kMli'tidn.
Galimatia, ~.u l.. r'j$ kala-

Galaxy, I. (milky way), l•..:.lI

umm ""ama.
r' mdlallo mat'la'_

[WtllU. Gallipot, I. ~ '-:J'~ fntJrttJ!Ja".

Galbanum (gum), ~)bJ hind Gallop, t7. ( ) raM4Jk. To pllop •
Gale, I. (of wind), ~ !lawa, ~ horse, l:)LJ..'~L, lai al Alidlt.
fIQIlm. Gallop, I. ~.J ""M.
Galiot, (a kind of swift sailing Galloper, I. C!J
I. ,.ama.
ship), l,,~~ gdliot. Gallows, ~
Gall (bile), ~ Ia/rd, i.J !roe mardrat.
mu""'. Deserr-
ing the gallows, ~,~
Gallant (gay, showy, well dressed),
mtllttJAii al malMea.W.
-...Q1!... mrdallaJ, ~> IMfj; Gambler. Bee Gamester, cheat.
(magni1lcent), ~~ \.. lilMh Gambol, t7. Bee Dance, friak, frolic.
tasmat; (polite), y.,)\~\.. Game (sport), ~ ltft.i; (animals
 GAR 661 GAR
hated), ~ lfI,l. To make Gardener, •• Jb.-.I 6urtaflf.
h •

game of, ~i=-" fltflTu'. Gargariam or gargle, •• ~~ IMr-

Game, fl• .J\.e.iJ~~ "t!6 6i1 gMral. To gargarize Of' gargle
ililar. [ fIll4th. (wash the mouth with medicated
Game cook, ,. ~,~" till liquors),..iJU togAfit' gMr.
Gamekeeper, ,. ~,~, flml" Garland, ,. JJS" iilli.
GllflJtl. Garlic, rf tum. A clove of garlic,
Gamester, •• .JW~ lfItlb lintiJr. r
i I:J"" lin ttlm, f I,JN ~ tum. r ,.d,
Gaming, ':J\.e.iJ'~ lfItb '" _mar. Garment, I,JN\J libd" ~ lib,. An
Gander, ' •.J~jj WfIIUW. old Of' tattered garment, J!.'.::.&.
Gang, ,. ~j s1Imrrst. ti"td,;". Mourning garments,
Gangrene, ~, flkiU. "'..b-
Mtlal.
Gaol, •. ~ WI, ~ ,fIj".
Garner,):oJ' tmbar. Bee Granary.
Con1ined to a gaol, I,JN~ Garnet, ,. J~ lfIt!. See Ruby.
lIIcz,uu,. [,qU·d,..
Garnish, c/. ~ naUGm, ~j srsyyam.
Gaoler, •• I,JN'-:- Aah1n28, ~~ Bee Decorate, adorn, embellish;
Gap, •• ~ .W. also to fetter.-Garnish, garniture,
Gape, fl. (yawn), '-:JJW tfIIilwtIb; Bee Ornament, decoration.-Gar-
(to open in 1iaeuree), ~ .Arsi. niture. 8ee Furniture.
Gaper, ,. (one who opens his mouth), Garrison, •. (fortification), .t.-l:;
'-:oJ)\=.. m.uiifDfl. "'"tflt, ~ liNn. Garrison
Garb, V"'~ n6d1, riU, ta1im. soldiers, the garrison of any
Garbage, ~.J\-.~ ta/,'MI fortified place, kl.il\~\ a1&1 III
tltGIlirin; (o1l'al8), .t.\:S lcunil'flt. irsltat. The commander of a
Bee Rubbish, refuse, oft'al. garrison, kl.il \~ \.- lil6it fll "'"tat
Garble, fl. J1,..1 gla,.6al. Garrison, c/. J}l....c~) watla t
Garbler, •• JV gAi,.bdl. t UdleW ft.
Garden, •• ~~ burtil,.. The gar- Garrulity. Bee Loquacity, prate.
den ofEden orparadiae, '-""')~, GarrnloDS. BeeTalkative,loquacioDS.
rsl/",.4MD,. A garden hoU88 or Garter, •• JL'~~.J ,..lat (ilia". To
villa, ~ ""'flj. gorier, ~~.J rtJbat .aledo.
 GAU 552 GEN
kd, b41"/II'1, ~;I1lJ'l:-i~
Gash, I. See Wound, acar, cieatrice.
Gash, tI. C~ J4r& Bee Wound, tllM I:iya. til barmfl.
cut. Gaunt, ~ "tlf. See TbiD,
Gasp, I. vJ:.3
tflftaffu, ~ Mfa. meagre, lean.
The last gasp, ~.;="-1 iJl;/uw Gauntlet, I. ~..b---.j~hftifWU.
MfM. Gay (merry), 1:,~ ~, l;)~J';
Gate, I. y4 bllb; (gate, gateway, farM".
or co~), )')\Iy4
bab atld41". Gaze, tI. p UIIM'. A gaze, ~
The gate of a castle or town, A gazer, j;u fldsi,..
""'4t.
; • \ jj lly4
bllb til Wtat. Gear. See Furniture, barneu, stu1r.
An open gate, CJ • A .y~
Geese, '-=-'!J" fD/lSldt.
bab maftuh. Tho Oaspian gates,
Geld, tI. ~ 1&ltaM!.
y'.Y.J1y4 bub tU lIitoab. The
Gelding, I. ~~ l:ilII1.
folding-dool8 (M Bide-posta) of
Gelt, ~ """'-UI, ~ HAt.
a gate), ~~ miwat'''' One
half of a folding gate, ~ Gem, ~~ jflfDW4t (plur. fl~
jlltD4W). A polisher of gems,
miwllt: To knock at a gate,
y\.!IJaJ flak al babe To abut a ...r:-.Jb~ jfItDMr,'f. Adorued
with gems, ~~ ...,_ _,
gate, y\.!IJ-U gAalak al babe
•
To open a gate, y\.!le fatah t:"".r' mfWallflt· To gem, •
tU babe adorn with gems, ~.J "• •t:
Gather, tI.(aceumulate) ~ jflmtlt; The gem or bud of a tree, cr-&'
(to come together, to be aceumu· tllY" (plur. I.:J~ tcryill)·
lateen, ~'ir,"tJrMt: To gather Geminate, tI. See Double.
ilowera,~jUla; itIttIf saM. Gcnini (constellatiou), !J~'£.r.
x....; .'fIIlII4 1'.-1\ ':__.a
Gatherer, I. ~U uti/, ~~ "-J tIJ/ , ')~ tIJ/_.

jiJmit: Gammeous, ~~\~ . . .

Gaudily, .u~J'! biA:olliW4fal. jfItDw.
Gaudiness,..u~ l4rafat, ~j sIMI. Geuder, ~ jiM, ~ 1lQal7t! r-i
Gaudy, ~> sarlf. 1:Um; (in grammar), ~\ ~
Gauge, tI. (a barrel, ete.) "'~LrIJ Of the 1D88Cme gender, jj".
 GEN GEN

~.
mWIGDar. Of tho feminine gender,
~,.. WllQISIIQI. [cause.
out exception or specification);
\.:=.,,\11. 6ild "tima ,~~~
-'
Gender, (I. Bee Engender, produce, milS gAa,r tat,I".
Genealogical, ~ Mlllhi. Generaln88ll, i? kawat; (gener-
Genealogist, yW tlGUd6. ality), r,t tumum .
Genealogy, J-j MIl, ~ fIMa6 Generate, (I. ~,,))~ fIIIIltIat. See
cause, create, propagate. _
(plur. yW\ 0146), ~, .1
(plur. J,..\ ",111). Generated, "',.J,.. flt(Jfl)lad, ~,..

General (common), ~,i ttlml1m, ~~ mtIWlIllid, "'~'" f1IfW1jud. See

Produced.
t cJ. , ~ mtltW, ~ jamlt;
Generation (begetting), ~.,J tMDlfd,
(8UJDmary), ~ mvjrnal.
i"'~J wal4tlat; (race), ~, till
General, ,. J~ ge1l47'dl, V"!.~
"'.H' rtlff' ajjtllSud, ~'~\j (plur. J,..' fUiJ.l), ~ lIQIa6
(plur. yW' .ud6), ~
l:iJyltl lIjjal,", ~~, amlr
Wlilat (plur. ~~ Wdgil),
tija"". (progeny, J-j MIl (plur. JW\
Generalabip (o1!lce), JW'J~J
a",dl), ~.i ItINi.t (pI. ~~.i
fIIaf/at al g"..,.41. [ uf1IM'4.
ItWridt); (an age), ~ taw (pI.
Generalissimo, ,. ~~~, amlr til
.J~' .t'dr), fb'" tlGAr (plur.
Generality, ~,t ttlmiim, ~,.r
~JIb'" tIfIAur). From generation
t:tmlsm.gat. The generality, or
to generation, ,~c:r'~1 466...
bulk of the people, ~~\ '"t4m,
taN jiddin. _
L:~' '"t4mtMt, ~)'i..~ Generative, gen~t,,,)),.. mtItDallid.
t afltmat ",.,.atiy.e, V' \;.1\ ~~
Generator, ..\l~ walid, ,),Jr mfle
t:.A'4m and,. wallid.
Generally (univeraally),'L.,t tvms.
Generetic, generioal, ~ ji"".
~,'~~id/• •,'i.,.~ tamalGlS,
~ ~ Tnl "ill.gae, ~~ 6i;'- ~
I,. _...
A generio nODD or name,
" ' " fH J.m.
r'"
jUtnW, '~ juml4tata, ~ Generically, ..~ ji,.,.,....
J1k~' ttslo.' '" itld}, ~,...-11~Yo Generosity (generouaneu), r~

- ,. ,
TnwQjA at ttmlSm; (uequently),
~~~"""dl.iallrae; (with-
"ram, \'s""'l4liM, iJ\S- ,iilaaWllt,
"'~ jad, i",~ jfld4t.
 GIN 556 OIV
~~, Wall, ~~ lIidiyM, Gingle, •• ~ taalcut, ~
~r IMIIIAIliGt (plur. ~'r tan'n.
fMfDdMl). A magnificent preeent, Gipsy, •• k~ _ide'J'; ,...,..
~~~ Aid;yat ttalmat. A Giraffe, .u ~j IWtiJa.
small"':A-
5 U --, ; .; _ .; >L~
..
lI:J~M
...~ Gird, tI. (surround), 1:,\:..., diU.
~"'jlJGt; (faculty, power), i;
Gird, •• .t..)I'~.i ta.ifiA ......
hlw.,~.1i~.t,)~'iitidd,., IMt. Bee Twitch, pang.
~ \.; }allil.,at. Girded, girt, ~ J,.....:...
Gig, •• (thing whirled round in ~ m...wir, 1:,tre -.Lit.
play), .t.b.,) dtwIdfMi. Girdle, •. ~ hi".",., i i 1, • •
Gigantic, ~.p'~~ .Aymill IM,.tahlt~ .lUj l....at". The
al taJrit. [ dlMI:. celestial girdle (the sodUc),
Giggle, tI. r-:J ta&Juam, ~ ~J;lk:A;.i..£...k:... •• e...., arU
Giggler, •. ~~ tldAii, ~ tIlllul'fJ.j.
mtllabam.. Girl, •. i ~ .alllyat,..h _I, ~
Gild, tI. ~.)I4J1 ttlUI' billllW. lI;ttl, J,,:.: bGtiil. See VirgiD,
Gilded, ~ muell. maid, maiden, daughter. A.
Gilder, •• ~ mutalli. marriageable girl, .i..A.J4..:-:.:
Gilding, "a,.t. ~~ Mil. Gilding, lIittl billigAGt. .A. slave girl,~.l~
•• 11:, tila. jariyat (plur. '-ii.J~ jcwii.ri).
Gillyftower, •• Jii} kIInmJal. Girliah, ~'J1.. aiIl til """
Gimlet, •• ~ ma.W. Girt, tI. Bee Gird, encircle.-Girt,
Gimp, •• ~~ I:llan. Bee Girded.
G~ •• (trap), i~ """YadGt; Girth, ,. girt, JJ; Wu. See
(machine), t.~ cAiwI:A; (spirit), Surcingle, belt.
~ gin, Jr taral:. GiYe, tI. ~ tata', '-ii~' .w,
Ginger, ~j li,.,illll. ~" wG1usl1, ~ is.......
Gingerly, V"~~ l1i iMira.. See To give a pl'8llent, J.::~~ ~
. Cantiously, nicely. t aUl' • To give advice, ~ lIlIII1.
Gingle, tI. ~\i.l4~ Ada' bil To give np (abandon), 4 __.
, kaMal. • To give up, give OTer (NIip,
 OIV OLA

deliver), r- ,aUam. To give

up, think uo more of, ):a:.l\~
categorical answer, Y\,=i~'
J\.:. tilta' jtWJ4i ,114ft·
uta t 4l1ftG1t1r. To ~ve up a Given, ~ mfltta', t:i~
town or castle, kUJ I rL'
,al_ fIlfllldtlfit. Given as a hostage,
~y..".. mM'Aan. To be given,
aI Ult~. To give up the ghost,
~\ "tts.
C,)\rL'ltIllam a"!fWJA. To give
Giver, ,. ~~ tats, ~ mfltn,
poese!I8ion, ~ fII(IlltJ}. To
y\iJ wtJUai, ~~ fDdAib.
give out (proclaim, publish),
The giver of existence, ~'-'
~ \ tIIJJuw. To give out orders,
~~ tmUJr. To give out (pretend),
"',=ii\ wdAii til wNjad. The giver
of necesaries, ~~W\~~
JW tat4lllal. To give out (dis- wtlAib al 1IiJj4t. The giver of
tnoute), ~ ""tim. To give beneits, ~\b.l\y\iJ wallMi al
aD lIII8&ult, ~ lttIJilm. To give ttlU.,tJ.
into (adopt), ~\ "tatmal ; Gizzard, , • .u..,JD"" Bee _,lIlat.
(to allow proit), ~ M/'t, ",U\ Crop of a bird.
aJdtl. To give an answer, y~ \ Glad, gladsome, ~L.."'; /tlrAdn,
~tJ1J. To give a denial, p\
b~ maidt, "..".ar. .J,.r-
maIM. To give credit (believe), See Cheerful, exulting, contented,
~\ itltlW; (to trust to),~' happy. To be $lad, c,; /".,}"
if:lauId; (to lend), ~} luwtMl.
J
.....j \ tI,.,.,.. To glad, make glad,
To give a blow, y ~ HrfllJ. To
gladden, C) /",.,.aA, ~ _t.
--t
give (or make) laws, ~~~J Gladiator, ,. u\;.., ,tl!lYtlj.
,WIIY't· To give law Gladly, .JJ.J""J"~'''CJi~ ~l
(command), f-
Wam. Togin /a,.tlAm wa Mum wa ItWflr.
leave, ~~\~\ (ltta' ijflut. Gladness, gladsomeness, ~
To give strength, '-iji 1:twJtDti. ~tlt, l,,~ \ in1Jil4t, C..,;
To give judgment, f- MUm. /artlla, ~ 6a!tiM. Bee Cheer-
To give, to understand, rti\ fulness.
tlflMtt, ~ i.\abJerr. To give Glance, ,. (of the eye),jiU ft4IIIIf",
thanb, p. ,War. To give a ~ nartlt, J;-.J fWIIl,A\t!
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_ I

/4m" al 1>fllar, ~ lamlat, r.J

Glazed (with glaa),~. . . . . j
~, rams til tilt. The fint (88 linens, paper, etc.), J,a-
glanoe, Jy'~' 4ttnartJt al mtlBkul.
_Its'. - Glazier, , . ..,r:- ~) lijajl.
Glance, tI. (abiDe), t:..lltlmat:. To Gleam, ,. t ~ 'Mt4 f:! ~ lila.
glance (with the eye), ~ UJm4h, Gleam, tI. ~ 1MIuJf1 ~~ " ' .
~~ t'tIIII4i. See Shine.
Glancing, part. t:"'1 lamit . See Gleamy, gleaming,ptJrl. ~) 14-t
Flashing, glitteriDg. Glean, e. ~ itJM. A gleaner,
Gland". ~~ Wi.t. v.~ iMAlM,,,.
Glandulous, ..}~ 61JllG.tt. Gleet, ,. ~'~~.ft",;.r.yl.tfGl
Glans penis, }.).l'V"I~ rill /llll4iar. fIItIltl. Bee GonorrhGlL
Glare, tI. (shine dazzlingly), '-I~ Glide, •• '-1ft" jar.'.
tlMDti, t:..llamtlt. See Shine. Glimmer, fl. ~ ~
Glare, ~ tlig4. Glimplle, ,. (quick ftulllng npt),
Glaring, t:"'~ 14mif:! rr mtIll; ~L...J l4ma t 4f1; (a traultory
(atrocious), ~U; llilim, ~rft view), ~ lGtM. .
j",..". talm. See Crime. Glister. See Clyater.-A gli*r
Glass, j~ iticis. A gl888 maker, bag or pipe, ~ ....u-.
)9 kalltia. A building or frame Glitter, glister, glisten, fl. ~
work of g1alle, ~~ Uw JrU
lMJIIIf:! lUArH, J.I. ... Jrt'
aiel)l.A gl888 -(of wine, etc.), mittel', a glittering, L:)\...eJ --tiJtl.
Y~t:..u katltl" ,1ltwalJ. See Light, Splendor, lutze,
G_, made of glass, glaaay, brightnees.
~~) ,.,ajl. _ Glittering, ".,.,. and tIllj. ~
Glaze, tI. (window.. eto.), jj-i l4tItit . See Brip4 abiDing,
k4lWl8. To glaze (paper, cloth, glanoiDg.
etc.), ~ MW. A shen, etc. Glitteringly, ~L.....JJL! iilIl
used in glazing pape.r, ~ lam4titltll, "~J za"'4..flfI.
"..JMat. A glaser of paper, Globe, I. ij 1trrct. The terratri.al
J)JJ\L H1Ml w.,,4k. globe, 4-P}I~' ,,1 1tInwI .1
 GLO GLO

tlrdipl. The celestial globe, ~1.".jlJd (pI. ~1.1 G.djid).

~Ii}ll al hwrlJt IJllilltMiylJt, The most glorious God, ~.illl
l.-l19' itwrat IJIMlII4. The ~J IJlld jallts tN tala'. The
globe '1' orb of the moon, r.r:- most glorious of the most honoured
..riJ'jiralJl ktuuw. and most noble (used in eddreas-
Globular, globose, '-IJ} _awl. ing great men), ~L.)~LSii\
Globule, I. ~ WU. rJ~~ ijfil&M,. 41 IIfltdjid ~1Jl
Glomerate, t'. (gather into a bam, lJidrim. To render glorious, ~
-.LIltsf. jtilllJl.
Gloom, gloominess, ~ .1Mt. Gloriously, 6J~~ hi IIjliJli., ~
See Darkaeaa,obsourity.-Gloomi- ~.J:. lJiW t iuM, JLsii~ hi
DMB of mind, ~,~ sulmtlt ijfiU4r.
til 641tW, rJ- ,Nmt. Glory (praile, adoration), .w-..

.i.
Gloomily (obscurely),
,la". .11,.; (with a cloudy
mind or aspect), .r.~~
J'-;~~ ~, CoM tJNtIA, ~ rujd;
(grandeur, honour), J~ jlJliJ4
~~ jlJliJltst, .;Ai IIJl:,.,., JlS\;\
6iWIMdf,.. iftikM,., (&. tisut. Falae glory,
Gloomy (obscure), ~ muslim. ;;tJ taWlnt,.. The glory 01 his
Gloomy-minded, J~ mu- ootomporaries, ~~~~ ldA,./Jl
t.Wiir. man. Glory to God, .ill~1
G1ori6cation, J~I iilal, ~ IJl 1I4N ilUJlai. The glory of re-
[""IIn".D-.
tMltjld, ~ tdl6lh. ligion (a title), ~~'J~ Jillal
GloriW, ~ ""'/dAlAtw, ~ tUltlI.. The merchant (plaoes)
Glorify, t'. ~ 1aflUUl, ~ flUljjlJd, his glory in his p1U'll8, the learned

&MiHA. man his glory in his writings

GloriOUll, ~ jalll, J~~J (Arab. proverb), J'~f t W\
aa IJl jtll4l, ~ mwlMoUAa,., ~)~J'~I"ILaJ\j~
ft.~ t ...., ~l. f1ttl4j'a.d, ~ 4Udj., fIIOjcldD fI kIIt10 tI11Jlt 4lim
~"d, ~ mu/IJWAom; mlljUlw II UrdriliAo. To oon-
(proud), ~ .. .u.ww. Most tend for glory, b~W ,...
glorious, ~, ".i', ..r IJtGI, jlJdc. Contending for glory, Gtlj.
'
 OLO 560 OLU
and part• .r> U::... mutaldlJaw. To To glow with natural beat,
A._• . W\~y,~.ko..'· CI1AsaiMo
glory in (boast or be proud of),
}cii\ ift4kAar. al 'l.artlrat al tahftiyat.
Gloss". (commentary),~tallfr, Glow (shining heat), ;.J~ ""rdl'Gl,
C.r- ,11M", ~JIJ tdtofl, ~ (vehemence of pusion), 4--
tathfr, I.:J~ haydn; (a specious 'l.amiyat, ~ gluJdalJ ; (ardour,
interpretation), ./JU;~ tal"r zeal),~~1IMtJrClt,~,1atJyr.t;
11IMI'. (brightnessofcolour),~,UI.i;\~
Gloss, fl. (comment), C~ .1IMaA. WiiWalltJum. A glowing coal,
Glossary, '0 (interpretation of ~ jamrat (plur. ~~
worda), ~yb5' }itah 1JJgT,at. jtMnriit). See Live cosl (UDder
Glossiness, ~ jild, ;~ jiltoat. coal).
To give a gl088iness to paper, Glow-worm," ~\- AaHiI1.
~ ,alai. To give a gl088inesS Gloze, fl. Flatter, gloss, comment.
to cloth, ~ ,1Iial. Glue, y ,lusrd. See Isinglus,
Glo980grapher, gloaaer, glO8lllltor, ,. cement, sizo.
~ mulauir. A glO88Cr, J\L Glue, C/. l.,!' ). ,,,,,"a'. [1Ulrii.
.aadl. Glued, ..;')-. mug""""', J"..J...
Gloay, ~ m~lt, J~ maaial. Gluer, , . ..;')-. mugAalTf.
See Polished, smooth, ahining. Glut, C/. (saturate, satiate), ~\
Glove, ,. ~ "I aaMat ; (to swallow), ~ NZ-t ;
(plur. ~;S
ku/afl. A falconer's glove (on (to overstock), .)~ sU.
which the hawk perches), ~ Glut, ,. (redundancy), ;.)~) siytilM,
.)~\ ltal auayyad. ~ laytl, ~4i Jay_II;
Glover, ,. ~j!t.~ hoyyilt luftJf. (satiety), ~ ,""hat; (obstruc-
Glout, fl. (look sullen), ~ tahar. tion), ~ 1tItll.
Glow, C/. (be hot), ~ ,akAan; (to Glutinous, gluey,~.) tlilJd. See
be bright), t:1. lamat. To glow Viscous, tenacious.
with anger, ~ gAItlIlJ. To Glutinously, (..~~ hicWd.
glow with zeal or courage, IJ l:;..\ Glutinoumess,_"'~.) daW.
~l.,.l; akAsataAondr alglulyrat. Glutton, ,. J~\ d:kdl.
 GO ~61 GOD
Gluttonous, i.Jb!r- ~ \.., ,diu} Goad". j~ m'.\mas. To goad,
IMrilutt. [ ,.fINIt. j~~ fUlgltas 6il miAlJIdL
Gluttonously, U~~ lMol Goal, I. (any place of destination),
Gluttony, ~ tamllt! w~ ")J Q ij .J'~' til ma1uUIIll
~. [tlllldfl4M. ",",arl. The end to w hioh a
Gnash, 17. (the teeth), £jh...~ '11" design tends, .,)~\~.,;l' III
gMrarllll flJaUarl.
Goat, ,. (small fly), i..;.J"'! 6l1tudllt,
i..:.i.,,"oJ lNJr"NuMt. Goat, I. (the goat species),..i-
i7

Gnomon (hand or pin of a watch or

mati. A he goat, v-=J layl
(plur. 1jN~ ttlf1i.l). A ahe goat,
dial),1.J:. W'~P e.u;ra6I1UfI t aA.
~ m"L"t. A goat herd,
Go, 17. C~ rlllt, ~..; saW. To
.;-.JI~~ rUtllllmGtl.
go a walking for recreation,).,)
Gobbet, gob, I. it.iJ luimat (plur.
tldr. To go on foot, ~l.t.~
raA ..a,ll. To go on horseback,
rAJ ltdam), .t:..b. Itll/Mt (plur.
&.:.J\:..b.. All/nat). To gobbet,
~~t:~ rdA rilL..}. To go
amblingly, ~Yb.J rllAwlln. To go
gobble, rAJ III"...
• hunting, ~t:~ rilil Iii 'lIyrl.
Go-between, I. iI'., tlIIlldlIIt.
Goblet, I. C.1i WM.
To go fast, ~,ulafiil. To
Goblin,'.J~lWsyal, ~\b tayij.
go one after another, .,).:o..1,I""-~ ~ ji,.,.I. See Demon, fairy,
.r"-J1~ raila III tDfIAitl 611l rl III elf, phantom.
GHar. To go to the nece&881'Y, God, £1j' fIllaA. The following are
~ls:!IJ'r=11 UUt fla' IIll:AiJ.rij. among his numerous attributes:
To go aside (deviate from the ~WkI'J) ra66 til t:dlllmflf,
right way), ~ tlaU. To go on ~\r)' arrakmdn, ~)I 11"11-
(make an attack), ~ AIIjllm. illm,.,)~)1~~ tDaltilJ til _ju.rI,
To go out (upon an expedition), Jl.~'~~ tDultilJ til 1Im4l. God
~'~r:r t alllm lilla' _/M. the mOlt high, mOlt blessed, most
To go out (to be extinguished), glorioua, etc., J \Ai £..lJ' IIlWa
~, ';fIIa/Il'. To go through (to "talll', J\..;J~~illl alla1
I1drer, undergo), L-~ laAllmtrUJl. taMr" tD~ latdlll·, 4J~"'vs:I'
 GOD 562 GOL
J~J tIlW _MUM fDa ttltalii , thanb to God, .ill.wsl' ,., .....
L:J~~I tJlW jill tOtI tald, illM. To swear by God. ~~ ~
j\..iJ,-",.iii~I ~ tUaddtu "'alii 6illtM. By God! I...U~
fDtI "'tala', 4.l~~illl alWJ iillaAi. God forbid! \.:, \-?\.:.'-
jallfl J~, Y4)'YJ rtJi til MMd ....".. Adda, ill4';,,-i
IWhdi. God the creator, vJts:\1 UttlR iilltJAi. God God! (ia
til iMliJ:, ~IJ-!\d.. iMlii admiration), ill'~~ -.w.
III 11uIlk. God the omnipotent, 1IllaA, ill\~4 hdt'd 4IlW,
~JS'~)"'\il\ til 1&44ir ttlla' ill\ill\ tIlld, alW. 0 God !
101 ,Ay. The just God, J"'L.\' .ill'~ ya allfIA, ..), ilaAi, rtU'
III elMI. God the supreme avenger, alia,.",,,... For God's sak~ .dJ
r \i::.jJ~..r t asll til inttldm. God illfIm, .ill1~J It Nitl ilWi.
the most high king, ~ \ ..31 Goddeaa. ,. ~, ilfl1ult.
JLc...JI al fIUIliJ: til "..ttal. The Godhead, ~I iliIAiyflt. See Deity,
God of worlds, ~L.JIYJ divinity.
rtlM ul tdkmift, etc. Blefllled God ! Godlike, ~\ .1al1t. Bee Divine.
~I~~ IalJdrtlk.ZW. Bl8!llled Godlineaa, '-iiRJ 141tN', 'iRJ Wn.
beGod! orOoodGod! ~1~6q... See Piety.~y, ~...tWf.
I116Adft tIllaA. 0 God! ~I ""A', See Pious, piously. -
~ I tlzw..,mma, ~ \ ~ -ya tIllaA, Goer, ,. ~) rayi1. Comen ad
Y.J~ yara". 0 God! 0 God ! goers, ~"'Jl.W'-'~~',J' •
ill\ill\ allfIA allfIA. May the fDt2ri1lfft fDlIl ,Aaritlf".
bletlli.ng of God be upon them all, Gog and Magog, T£.~ l.n::~4
~\~ill\~\"'J ritltot2ft yajf.j til. fltiJjej.
allfIA ttllfMm a,imtlttft. God knows, Goggle, fl. (look aaquiDt), ~b.J,>
.illl~ Peim allaA. There is no 1ttItNl MlaAo. Bee Squiat..
God but God, .ill\1\~\J ld illfIA Going, pare. ~l. ...., ,-:-,'';
i1ld tIlW. God willing, .ill\l.:..i\ saMl.
JWiuM. alltU&IfItala'. ByGod's Gold, ~.; uW. Pure pJd,
pee Of' assistance, .illl~~ it v.t\d..~';NoW~. Gold
tindy.t allflA. Praised be God, wire, ~ Ill. Made of.,. OO\'tI'N
 000 M8 GOO

with gold wire, ~Jr • ..,.- which they aDlwer), 0 I good

w. A. m-., bar, or ingot of morning. ~\t:\-~ ,a MiIJ.\ .J
gold, ~...., (plur. ~\:­ "My,..
O! good evening, t..... ~
MicI,a). A. bit or particle of ~, ,a fII/IIa III /:My,.. With
gold, ~..;~. Gold and good faith, ..~\W ~ ii iewu....
ail\'er,~,~";uW_!MUat. With good fortune, ~~~
An estate in ,old and ailver, iilalit "tIll. With good man·
~L-JL.. mal ... , . The ners, ...
lJ. ". tItl4lJi,.. Good
'-I.)

region of gold (the gold ClOUt in humoured, ;'Li:l!J~ mo.jia,.

Africa), ;.=J\~ iilU aUw. A. til kMtw. Good natured, ~
thzone of gold, ~~~.r' ,Gri,. y;:..J I 14tlftil ....Arv1J. A. good
....ui. Anything embroidered work,;:>- k!t4yr, ~ ,"".Mt•
.. ClOvered with gold. ...;..$Jr Good works, &.:.J~ l:1t4yrae.
.....,.ial. Adorned with gold Good qualities, ; 1 _ .,,:,"~L-J'
ad gesu, ~.J Wlif:! ~..,.. fW1,a! jMIIlltlt. Good news, ~~
~. ~ ". ,M,.tJt tIJSlmat. To do
OoJden, ~~ ..~. good, t:U u!tlf:! ~ \ .M.,..
Gcldamith, ,. ~t... ,iJYIIA. Gold- See Benefit.
t'J.-
lllliths, t
alUJs,i and ~ Good, goodness, I.;:&- k!t4yr, ~~
.t,il.I1• lWIgntlt. The good and the bad,
Golgotha,UF ,lIolgAotiJ. fl~~1 til "!uIyr tDo.lIlu1r. The
Gomorrah, ~~ ,!tomorrtl. chief good (summum bonum),
Gone, ~L. malr, (}-!L... ,aiii. <Jl.h1. ~ \ tIllclw.". til ....tlak.
Gone with child, 41.6.. Aamilat. Good, "D.
~ /;Ao."..
See Pregnant. [mtMl. Goodness, see Good, ,.
Gonozrhma, ~I~~~ j.-p,. til Goode, JL. m41(plur. J1rl MIIWdl,
Good, tIIlj. ~ 1WIyr, ~ Mm, LPW ii.a.A (plur. i ,t ~I
~ rIUIlIA, ~~, (L- tlimilluJt), d-L. .ali (plur.
1Ilil. Good morning, ~\t:~ ~1.\ amlak.
. . . III 1M,r. Good evening, Goose, I. ~J tD/llltlt.
~,\- tIItIIci til iMyr; (to Gooseberry, I. '-J.Jvl
gaUwI.
 GOs 564 GOU
Gorbellied, a gorbelly, ~~ Got, gotten, (pr6t. fNI'I. of geL),
flltlAii iatfltlllo. Bee Belly; alao ~lIHIAa_l,~,...!.....au,
Glutton. "-:-' ..-.!. muitaltaJ, ~ ...
Gore". (of a shift or other garment), tau'. See Gained; aiao begot.
i lJa"f"t (pl.",,~~ 1HJftIlyt1); Govern, 11. VVL.. ,til, ~ Wall,
ij_• !

(clotted blood), ~\~~.> lam ~ tlfI1HJt. See Reign, rule,

jamdii". Bee Blood. regulate, command, direct, DWl-
Gore, C/. (with the homs), ~
age, restrain.
,W, ~ MtaA. See Pierce,
stab. Governable, ~ ...tIt' JA..
~, mu.... tJl4a6t. Bee &lib-
Gorge, ul- 1uU". Bee Throat.
To gorge. See Glut. milI8iYe, obedient.

GOrgeoU8,~\l3\ ~ tafm alA,Ad". U\... ltaMat.

Governetlll, ,.
See Splendid. Governed, b~ tII4I4kt, rJ.c"
Gorgeously, ~~ lJikol ttwnGt. ma.Uilm.
Gorgeousness, ~ tfll1lUJt. See GoYernment, L~J nytllflt, ;.,.;..
Splendor, magnificence. lau.h1mat, f-- .w., ~~I.,aw;
Gorget, ,. ~~~~~.gMtIJ. (state), m...... .....Wat. See
Aatltd lil ,.tlMat. Empire. lust government, ~
Gormandize, fl. ~ ~ Aai J.>L: WIn tdtlil. Tyraunieal
iattUllw. Sce Gluttonize. Gor- government, ~~r'-ltd."'Jl;•.
mandizer, J~. illtna"l.
.. See Exemplary justice neeeaary for
Glutton. government, .L~)li.jl.t.t.:.J1
Gory, ~r'> tlamtlWl. aln,tilat 14silllllt Iii riydMlt.
Gosling. ,. ~ijJ fJJfISS4t l119"I,..t. Governor, I. flo.. lt4Ii. (pl. r'!.
Gospel, ,. ~~\ til i'U"ll, y~ W4..), J~ ft14lI. The so-
~" "itili ul i"jll, ~:J\ vernor of a castle, .l.1.iJ'lai~
~..rtl\ ali"J"ll oWluwlf. muAdjk til We". The governor
Gossamer, ~\yW lit 4i of Carmania, ~L...,; ~~ ttJtIlI
tU/ulusml. • ...4".
Gouip, ~ talW. To gouip, Gourd, I. U urt:' i.&..} -~,
~ydn".
- - - L.;:-I-
~. ""/IJ-'
 GRA. 565 GRA.

GoUt, i.illaaM, .tuk tt1tmal, JJ') Gracefulnea, .l.i~ 14r4/at, u.1I

llIIIIi. See Taste. lMtf, J4- JiJm4l, c:r- A.....
Gout, I. J,.\A.J'~J tI1ajtlt III Gracelea, r.r-
IAMi" ,.,,'>.J rtMlf.
"",,"", d.,LtJ'·,.> tl4 almwei. See Wicked, disaolute.
Gouty,d.,LtJ'·''>~lJ.Aitl4 tIlmadei. Gracious, • .; _ hI ltItrf, U-kL.
GoWD, I. (woman's), \:Jb......i ji#dtf; mfll4ly, ('!oj Wlm, r;'" m_ _,
(man's), J~ iudci., ~b......i. \:JL.-'~ WI' ad 'Matt, ~
Grace (favor), ~b tiNJyal, iw muAp, ~.J ,lIAlm. MOlt
'"t'*'" ~Lr lu"ma,tII. See gracious, ri'
tlirtlm, J'.Jo.I~
.AaiataDoo, help, aid, kindnell8.- WI' W MtI1al, ~\~I.&. f'alr til
(a benefit), ~~, iWtt, J.Ai iimmal. [ltd/"".
fMll, r.J_tim; (virtue, excel- Graciously, ~l.j itWtlflltln, ~Li.\.l
lence), ~ /atlllGt, ~ ItIldA; GracioU8D.elI8, u.1I lflif.
(pardon), ,u. t"/~, ~ magA- Gradation, ~).> larojat, '({:)~
flllYll, ~!,U gAtl/ratt; (beauty, IWij.
elegance), J4- jtlflliil, .Li~ Gradual, ..,f'P-.J~ ItIMiJ"r.
lIII"d/tII, .LilY laid/til, c:r- Gradually, ~~~ lmltMlrlj.
_. A grace said at meals, Graft', I. graft, or graff stock, rii
k.> "ta. To say grace, po
~ Warn m'""tttlm.
IWtIr. The grace of God, ~i fl. ~ Ia~t"m. Bee Ingraff.
GrafF,
~I _/Ii tIlltJl, ~'iw tt'f:maI Grain (com), ili gAallat, y~
.rw.. By the grace of God, WalJ. To 80W grain, VJ I/WtIt•
"ld.JJ'~~
tilttJW •
" Ic&tI1fti tI1l4A
Agrainofbarley,~~ WlJtII
datII'. A grain (berry, eto.),
""MI,
~ ......
Graoe, fl. ~ . . . ., ~j

Gnoefu1, ~Ji' StWff, UeY ltI4lf,

i.:;- AaHaI (pI. Y ~ W1JUlJ).
'-=-'~ WlJaI. A grain or bead
of a coral, ~~~i;- W1Jtll
~ jtIMil. See Beautiful, "';4,..
dignified. Gracefully, u.1I~ GTammar, ~L.~I til g}".amall",
JiW 1IIt/. To walk gracefully, r""J, u
tUm tlUflf"J, u..rzll F
ii')i~~ '-llIiWur4/tII. ~'GtfuAt. A grammar,
 ~)~;J'~Y~ lcit41J
ORA.

flllGrf fOal nan.. A grammarian,

t- 566
Grange,
Farm.
I.
GRA

~.J;'~' Bee

~J"";.J""rl- m.ttJll.... ""'f.. Grant, e. (admit),~Wfl,y~1

tlana. Grammatical, J;- larfl, J.,..al~ aj4U.1Wfil,~~tf4fM;
t.j~ fIWtDI. Grammatically, (tobe8tow),~~'/IIIt-~;
~k.~~,..~ taltJ' .ajii ~'~I aM_ iltI', ~
IIMtJAa. ,To inflect, OODjugate, attll', 1oJ'u:~\ /IIIt- ttJi.
or decline grammatically, t-i";'" To grant permission, ~~I~I
,a,.,.a/' [~. tlt.tII' IfJ"aat, w..J~\ ~'
Granary, I. ) W\ allbar, ~ twiAlfil.
Grand, ~ f..4If",~ Mlr. Grant, I. rL.....i\ ""t4ll; (COD-
Grandchild, I. ~6. Mfitl. Grand oeuion), ~~\ "W, Aii'r
children, .,)\A.\ anfM,. .A. grand ......afdat, i)~' ,duI, J.r.i
daughter, i~\- AiJjidfil. Wal, ~.J ridG. See PenuURon.
Grandee, ~"r. ,Aarlf, ;,),j Grantable, C~ -f!A, ~~
I.

ttlmdat. Grandees, ilJ~ly~)\ ~~J\ fOlji/J til ij41HJt, ~f-'

4t'hdi aMIMolal, ~\~U') ~)\ ..uItItDjilJ al ritJII,.
MiafJ til laltaft4t, .uw\~~\ Granted, ~ -*t.w'; (allowed),
atytffJ til ~, ~!rrIlIIlwdJ. ~r- ...".a.t.UMI, J~
Grandeur, ~ las"", J~\ llUlDel. (ilIIJAf,
iJ1dl, J~~~ tMjtl fOil ;;ldl, Grantee, I. ~\~ ....

J~~ilJ.,) tlatolfll tD4I ikbal, i$~ Granter, I. C)l...-l\i'l. J

'-kilt, ~ .",. or Ww. See W4fJ, ~ ...unfJ. Bee Oinr.
Kagnificenoe, atate, sublimity. Granulary, granulated, grmuloaJ,
Grandfather, grandaire, I. ~ j4ltlj ;,r-Wl\~\~ .ill til WW
(paternal), ~ jfMU j (maternal), IIIIIIIAfrllt. To gran1llate (6lrm
~ jtMU. into the ~b1aDCe f4. ..n
Grandmother, I• graiDa), ';\WY,.r:-Ji ~
.l;U "anal.
GrandBn, .. ~\- liJjid, l:I.1ll:1.\ ~ ,.,Mr.
• III "M j (. daDghter'a eon), Chumle, I. i.~. MiNI.
\':_"1'1\~' .6" . " " , Gnpe, I. ~ t MH. Sour" I
 GRA. 567 GRA

lIJIripe grapes, ('.;- iImwJI. Grate, e. (rub or wear), d- W;

Dried grapee, raiaios, or corinths, (to make • hanh noiae), ~';Ji
'--'
. •!). uilJ, ~ .. ." ( lcitAm;,n. tMllill -ltIt.tIt.

t""".
~I~ t-
Agrape-eelJer, ~t.\J:.! 611114 1:.. Grated (robbed), ~.}-e tMfr1Ii;
Fox's grapos (nightabade), • (latticed), ~':.C,'!,.
W
"""t. •
Grapnel, ,. (small anchor), ~;;,
~ lIlIiora ,.,nlr".
A grated window,
,Wbal.
Grateful, r-.l~U .A41tr til Ntat;
....ww.
dL.;...:.

Grapple, gnpne1,orgrappliDgiron, ,. (agreeable), y,=~ fJlM'gAil6,

~ ek,.,.J, ~\lu.. ilwtUJl J~ fIUJkl>fll. Gratefully, ~
(pl ~U». iA4tl4ftf). ~J.;"-J.;":' 1Ji/r;o1 ,.wn;, WA
See ,
Hook; • contest, fight, cooiiot. 1IIIIf:..ri1f. .Gratefalness, ~J~
Gmpple, fl. (1I8ize), d - _ I ; See Gratitude~-(plea­
tniltrilf.
(to eeiae with a hook), c.:.t.- Bantnea), ~ jfl'lllil.
-.iuul~ ...,,1 1Hl HaUaj'; (to Grater, ,. h.u.. "'MI.
contend), ~j\:.J ImI4st il. To Gmtification, JJ.r' ItWilr. Bee De-
..
grapple & ship, ~.rJI~ light, pleuure. -(reward), r\,u'
~4 t alW III ....W biZ iltt.alll, Jly: ttlflXltl, ~ 1'il4,

""tIl.
Gra.hopper, •• I")~ j .....
~l-' Walt,
Compensatiou.
.r:-' qjr. Bee

Grasp, e. l:ai.I Wilt, ~ __n. Gratify, fl. ~ 1HJMt, ,MrtlA. Cr-

See Catch, 18ise; tIlIo smnl, en- Bee Delight, please, inclulp,
erosob. satisfy.
Gr.p (of the hand), W WtlM; Gratis, "u ~ tntl;;iJftIIIt. To give
(poIIeIIion. hold), ~;-; ttl- gratis, 4-.ja&.' (Jtlrs' jaM.
1GmIf. Gratitude,;'::"':' 1Wr, u~
GrIll (jUBt 8p1'OUtin« above groUDd), WIlf:!il/' UJ waft·
~Acdbn. Gratuitous, 4- jtM.. Anything
<nate, •. (lattice), ~ *tripe. one is oompelled to do gra-
A fire-grat.e, ~ IIItll4liNb mitously (espeoWly tor the kiag),
~.,.. wawW. Bee Fixe. ~ ...urtlA. GnDtouly
 GRA 568 GRE
(without proof), ~..>~ l1ild ,Taayil1. A gray-haired woman,
tWll, &.:J~l~ l1ila ..bat. ~L:. ,,,.,Nt. Gray-haired,
Gratuity, ~\.j' ;nt4m. ~L:. l1tiJyiIJ. A gray-beard,
Grave, ,. ~ ka1w, i.J,; twl1at, ~ ~
,MylA. See Old man.
mdl1/WM. A grave-digger,.J~· Graze, fl. (feed 88 cattle on grus),
.J"..aJIMjfiJ,. til Wa,.. ODe who if'.J "'tf j (to feed cattle on pII-
digs up graves to rob the dead, ture grounds), I.f') "ttl'. Bee
~\j~ ,ami} tIl1«Jffan. Pasture. •
Grave, fl. (engrave), ~ tal1at.' Grazier, ,. (feeder of cattle), I.f~.

~ MkfIIA. [fDalar. ,.atf j (a seller of cattle), 't~

Grave (solemn), }iJ~L., ,aTaiIJ ~ l1ayyat gM"....

Graved, graven, !.Pi£:- ~. Grease, ~..> cIMa. See Fat, tallow.

Gravel, J....J ,.aml, b ".,a, or Bear'. grease, .I-.rsJ'~ .w-
~. The gravel or Btone in tlUMnsf,.. [. . . .

the bladder, i ~ 1uJIwat. Grease, fl. ~~~..> tldAMt iil

Gravely, }i'y' l1i fDaUr, ~~ Greasy, ~.M ..trdAt....

l1iiol Myl1at. Great, (illustrious, diatingniahed).

Graver, ,. !'p\ij na.Ud,A j (an en- ~ t/lllfm, ~ lal1f,., ~
graving instrument), .rU ktJIam. i.Jll. See Grand, noble, mag.
Graving (sculpture),.r'la/w, ~ nanimoua, eminent, gloriou.-
nakiTa. [i","aiab. (powerful), .J~ idhiJ.,., )~U
Gravitation, ~ mail, y'~1 utl.,.. See OmnipoteDt.-(Jarge
Gravity (seriOUSDeBB, solemnity), of aise), ~ ttllf.., ~ lobir.
~ Myl1at,.JUJ fDaU,. j ( weight), ~ ifllf.. See Large, big,
~ Ii/:l. corpulent, immeD88.-(principal),
Gravy, ~~ 1IIIWa.W. ~ mutW, .)-, tIIlf j (pt
Gray (or ash color), ~~ 1t~(Jl1i, bellied), ll..t- Aa..tWj (vehe-
~..>l..J ,.flllliJ.lI. Gray-eyed, ~j\ ment, violent), ~..>.:. dalfl. An
.,.al (lem. U)) IIWU). Growing affair of great moment, (*4 ...
gray (becoming old), yL:. ,Ml1. Aim, ~~, ...,....... Great
.4 gray-haired man, ~L.:. in number, ~~ tatlftl. A
 GRE 569 GRE

great misfortune, ~~ 1HIld Greedily (eagerly), ~~ 1Jiiol

f:.-Im. To become great, ~ taJMf:.'
Ww. To make great, ~ ~- Greedineu,~~ AtzrfJI, ~ ttlmtlt!
lHw. To assume great airs, ~ ~~ ,_aAM. See VoraoioU8-
1tJ~. Cauaing great 1018, neB8, gluttony.
~.J~~ mtll4liJii darar Greedy, t-\.;.b tammat! ~u, U.it ,
f:.lI&lm. ~,~.l\~G~ jilta• til tap·
Greater, greatest,,r.S'\ IJUM, ~ \ See Voracious, rapacious, raven-
Qtum, ~I.fltjatl. The greatest OUS, hungry, covetous.
admiration, ~~ f:.fIj. Green (in color), ~\ fIiltlM;
f:.CIIIlm. (fresh), ~ IJ tau. A green herb,
Greatly (in a great degree, ex- ~ kAwat. Greens, green
treme1y), ~~ "gltiJ'flot, '\~ herbs, l.:J~~ UatlraUJat. A
jillMJ; (illustriously), .. t.H green old age, ~ Uull.
..J~ lHfuw1tt. .....uar. .See
.
make green,~ kMMldtw.
To
To
Nobly, magnanimously, gene- become green,.# 1 .Dtlsr. A
roualy. - (bravely), ~~~ green (grassy plain), ,#1Jt...
1HW ',","af:.fIt. 'alai ""ltdtw. See Meadow.-A
Greatneu (illuatrionsneu),""';';:' green color:.#-\~) r.un. """-
"af, J~1 ij141, rj _tim; w.·· [al kWar.
(largeneu of quantity, extent. Greenish, )usJ\~I~t.. mO,u ilG'
number, etc.) ~ iturat j (dig- Greenly,}.Qs:=" .Uddarj (freshly),
nity), "~ja,., ~~ marl4J1Ial, ~\J,kl:-Y. 11. UJfl:J"Ai. tau; (with-
cUJ'" tlaUJlal, ~ ~ j out experience), ~~~ lIilcJ
(power, potency), iF
kaUJfIt, t4jnlat.
~..u iwlrtIt; (swelling pride, af- Greenneu, ~ lAwai (plur.
fected pomp), V Wnja,;tJ .#- 1AutlM) j (f'reahneaa), iJ~
ta.W1Jw, .JJ/- g_at" j (famill- waUJtJt.
arity), ~\.- mu!Aa1Jflt. Greet, fl. ~r- ,tIlltIm f:.ala',~~
Greece. rJ.;-!I~ lJilcJtl .....am. ~1 lIar"" i14'. Bee Salute,
Grecian'~J.Jri1ml,~L;%,.".a"I. congratulate. -Greeting, ~.J\-
 GRI 670 GRO

..uardcat. A greeting, i.SJ~ tal1a.. See Hombly, hid80uy;

m.lJarakat, rL.. ,aldm. See also grim.
Salute, congratulation. Grimneaa, ~ t.alJI. (Mfr.
Grey. See Gray. [ldkf. Grin, I. w.ou,V!.fJ Id- p
Greyhonnd, ,. JL~ 1uJU ,i- Grin, •• 1uMAIMr. p
Grief, ~ gMm, ~'IJ tIIautIj, Grind, tI. ~ laW, ~ ""'11;
~r.\usn, ~ Mm, ~J wqjat· (to pulverize), ~ ...w; (to
Grief for the absence of any sharpen), :r 'a....;
(to oppll!ll).
pel'lOD, ~ 1utmIt, Ii} jur"t. ~ ula.. To grind 01' be pd.
To canse grief, ~ g• • mg, ~ taAa. by p1aoe
Grievance, I. ~ IIdm, J~ jIWW. "here they grind, ~.".
Mut.
Grieve, tI. (vex) ~ ulam, ~ g• .
Grinder, I. ~~ ~; (a back
See Afilict.-<to mourn), ~r'
tIMan. [.A.1Bicted.
tooth), yW lid, lJ.r# lin.
Grieved, r~ magAmam. See The grinden,U"'~lwiI,V'~'

Grieving, parle ~ mfllAum.

wiil.
Grindstone, I. ~ ......
Grievingly, ,~~ lJikol glamin.
Gripe, fl. ~ ttlltlf". See ar.p,
Grievous, ~ mfllA.m. See Pain- sUe.
ful, oppressive.
Gripe (graap) ~..-. Gripes,
GrievoUBly, ~~ lJihU sulm, ~ . c.J'l~ mttgAd.. See :Belly-ache,
~ lJilo1,lam. See Painfully, oolic.
oppreBllively.
Grisly, JJf4 ...mal. See DJe8dCul.
GrUHn, gri1fon, ,. ~ t~nkd. horribl~, hideous.
Grim, ~ mUflJ, V'~ eWtlI, Grist, ~.J daM}, ~ tciftI.
c.J""!~ ttU... A grim conntenance,
Gristle, c.-iJ~ glk&ilnlj.
V'~I.:I:-J tH:JA t alJtlI • J,.J rwml. See Gravel, lind.
Grit,
Grimaoe, ~ iMltrat. [See Cat. Gritty, J,.~ ".."....u.
GrimalkiD,. ~~~ i4UtI tt;uu. Griule, Iriuly. Bee Gray.
Grime,tI.{"J wtllMoU. See Begrime. Groan, tI. C\j .ai, ~ Wa'.
Grimly, V'~ , 4.::t:-~ lJi flHljiin GI'OlUl, 1.)1 ill, ~ wa, C,.; ......
 OBO 571 ORO
w4~ t*"'l, ~j ..frtlt (plur. Grouneu (coal'lleJulll8), ilU glus-
~Yj _frat). laztlt; (unwieldyfatneu), ~4

t-
_.
Grocer, •• J~ 1HJHiil,.; \he. ti,ted,., jfllamat, ~ .im,.; (want of
t)t.;.. ......a... delicacy), w~~~ m
Gtocery, ~~~ ialtdrdt. SfWiJ/at.
GmiD, ,. ~lS:l\ tIll:AilArtl. Grot, grotto,
i.;\i.. mugAIJrat,
I.

Groom, •• ~\.., 1d1., c:~ IMrij. ~"AI (plur. ~* WiJ./).

~l. lil,..
A. groom of the Bee Cave.
bedchamber, ~\....luJjiIJ. See GroTe," y~ gAili, ~~ gM.1JtIt.
Chamberlain. Grovel, C'. (creep) ~~U-j
Groove, •• ~ fIdf,., i,}- Aufrat. _/ul/ tala' lIat"ilw.
Groove, II. ~Ji tamal 11M/rat.
Ground, viJ\ tWd, ~ baW, y~
......
Grope,

Groper, ••
II. V'.w~

V"oW.M mtIIlfIIdil.
tlaItltu, ~ tr41J. See Earth, land, country,
region, territory.-The surface of
11-_ ( ) the ground, vi.;J' ~J waila til fWd.
\,I~
thick, bulky , ~ jMJm,
~,~ t asl.. uljilm, ~ A. race ground, ~,~ ..1d4"i (a
_la. SeeLarge, corpulant, fat. land estate or farm), dL.'
I " 'I. h ,. , . '1._& aml4l. The ground or found&-
-( coane) , ':-' ,.aua, ~ g_••.
See Thick, denee.-(not pure), tion of anything, V.r- ,l&uriJ.t:!
~\.>.~ glufyr 1lIiU, J l.-~ ,~, ilJtidil i (ca1J8e), ~~ batil,
glayrliJ.jf,vd\r>.;?glufyrVldlil; ~ IIIW, il-~ wamat. See
(indelicate), v.-U falail,.; (dull, Reason, motive.-The ground or
stupid), ~ 1NJlfd,~' cWna&. field ofbattle, ~,~ mllid,.. To
Gtot.,I.(bulkorcbiefpart), ~ fall upon the ground, ~~J
-pat:! ~ A:owat; (a collective vi)' wcJla t tela' til a,.d. The
'body), ~ jaat. ground plan of a building, ~)
cn.Ir (bulkily). i.4~ 1n1ol ,.tJItIJ i allo the vestiges of a rained
jII4..t ; (without delicacy or h01J8e ou the ground.-.A.uchoring
good JDaDD8l'8). il~~ JiJ:ol ground for shipping, ~ ..1114.
IWiiMt. To ground or lay the foundations
 GRO 572 GRU
of knowl~, rl--_l\VfLI C > Growl, fl. ~. tGk4__• See
eard tUG, ul film. Snarl, gramble. [....iit.
Ground (part. of grind), ~r­ Grown, ('~ ".lII4Iia.dtIilt, C-'~
flI4mllll. Growth, i,",~) li,ii.4M, .34JjI
Ground· plot, ,. (apace which a build-
UtliyiJtl, ~.,.; lfIraJ:il. See
ing occupies, ~ \ r".J "tUm alhillil. Vegetation"; increue, advwe·
Grounded, ~,.. mfIMIIII,~·\:... ment, improvement.
".ultJM,". Well grounded, ~\
Grub, tI. ~ 1:tU4f::
VfL1\{"~ till "a,i"", til (1'6.1,
Grub, I. (worm), ;.,)J.,) diMe (plur.
~~'{"~ "alia til !Junyan,
.JJ.J dad).
~~)~\r~ "o"ikla til M"an.
.Groundedly, VfU\~.,....~
Grudge, tI. ~ taka..-. See
Grumble, murmur.-{to be en-
ttM.' miljID til tII,al. -
viona), ~ Juuq,tI. See Envy.
Groundless, ~ lJil4 1tI1HJlJ, ~
~4 hila hiJt". ~.,)~ l1ila - (to be reluotant), .>.:.& l - '
dtIlIl, ~I~ l1ila till. Ground- Grudge, I. iJ'.J&. tatlii.wat, ~
I ~ IOatI.m
• • '" I\..
leune811, ' - L
lJuglul. ~ luutMl, J.& gltill. -
tIIIatW. See Ranoour, enmity, envy, !Ill"
Groundwork, i~\; Utilat, V'LI lice.-(censure), ('1- fII41d.;
t110", ~\ till.
(reluctance), ~~ tlrllldtli,
Group, ,. ~ "'(ljmtJ~ ~
t.\:.:...' imtWlf:! .J'.:.&. tUtU. To
jtlfnt! k 4- jamatflt. To group,
entertain a grudge, ~\~
~I ijtafMf:: Grouped,~
mq;milt·
Grow.
~ nahal;
tI. (vegetate) ~ flQfII(I',

(increase), .JI.JjI
MIa al1JugTWltJ.
Grudgingly, .J'.:.&.~ 1JiJ:ol
~~ hikol ,""ad.
t-l,

iMldd, J.J To cause Gruel, 4;,.:. dorM.

ttwtl1d(I'.
to grow, ~ ulJlJat. To grow Gru1f (grum), r.J l. See Id......
in years, ~4 (',).i.J taWdtM .Austere, harsh, sour, mol'Ol8.-
lnl tOtlIP'. Grdn8llll, .t.~ ..,.tJIUl. To
Growing, part. ~ \j tId".l; (81 • look with gruftDe.. # I.;;~jiJ
tooth), ~\j tldiit. ~ ....,. ii tIIqjltirt -.tIt"'-
 GUA fj73 GU!
Grumble, t1. ,;-e~ tadtunllt4t, ~ Guardle88, ......s--t.,...ul. ..d Ww
Ill........ ..deI",l. See Defenceleu.
Grumbler, I. ~~ ~..ir, GuelllJ, Vo"~ kig4l, J~ l:Myill,
~ ••,.Ialdt•• ~J ~, ~ taamln. By
GrambliDg, I. ~ Idam1llm. gueu, ~. To guees, J~
Guarantee, I. ~ _/II (plur. ~ Mur.
Mftlld), ~L.; tl4mM, ~ Guest, I. ~ ltsgf (plur. ~~
lamtlt. 4./), ~jJ. To receive tW' ac-
Guaranty, t1. ~ tlnIMt, ~ lufll. commodate a guest, w~ tl4f.
Guard, I. (aentinel, watch), ~~ Guggle, 17. (as a bottle when decant-
....Lifis, ~L... iafla, (.)N) L- ing, tW' water from a pipe), Ji.li
Mn.. A.n advanoed or pioket Wial, Jili g1wJg1wJ.
ttJlrt '"' i.~
guard, ¥ ... Guidance, <4\~ AidQ.yat, .i.)~
~ (plnr. &.:.Jl.~ flItI·
1iyildat. See Government, direc·
~,).
tion.
Guard, t7. ..,r-
"'-a', Guide, I. (for the road), ~>l\J.&.)
(defend),
1:ib. ""fa. To guard against, dahl att4r1k, ~..re tnur,lIid. A
~J.i:-\ ilttaur m••
guide to the road of salvation,
Guarded, 1:,as-e maAfts. See De-
"o!.)Vt, Ailtli, ~l\~.)LA Ml4i
fended.-(attended), Y~
fII,abll, ~>J\"o!.)W Ailtli
~.
.tttwtk, ~..re ",urlllid. [rfllW.
Guanlian, ~'"Jllill, 1i,;\.. AUf"

.i.
I.

(pI. ~t1>. -.fill), Vo")b. Atit:,i, Guide, tI. "o!-»> 1uMl4', J.) dal, ~.J
bi\.:-e -..MjilI, ~b. Mml. A Guideless, ..,j.)Vt,~,.)~ 411.
guardian to orphans, ~J fOal. AtJth. [muAtadi.
A guardian angel, Vo"JCs:l\~ Guided, J~ mtMtlal, ..;~
-.ld.I1Il /uJriI. Guile, ~ Allat,.J.u. gWr. See
Gurdianabip, gaudship, ilU\&-e CnnniDg, frand, tresehery.
-.ldfaat, U.r Mr4ft,t, ~t-. Guilefnl,}(,. ma.Ud1',}.u. gMddii.1'.
1Ma,1Il, ~\iJ tlJdiipt. [A4fla· See Cnnning, deceitful. [gMdr.
GUIII'diDg, fHIrl. ~b. Adml, bil.. Guilele98, .J.J.i~~ min '''''Y1'
38
 GUll 574 GUT
Guilt, \k;.. IWtJ, ("?" jt,..,., ~\ The gum or resin of a pille or
...., 4..~ WcJMI. See Crime. juuiper tree, ~ ttU. Oam
Guiltil
. 1, ~W v. biW WOW.
. ~ tragacanth, ~ 1atIrw. 0-
Bee CrimiD&lly. [Guilt. B&Ddaracha, V"',.. . ~ .-..u.
Guiltin8l8, ~ L.:-i WaW. See Ooe lump of gum, & pDl-Gnp,
Guiltl888, '-iF, iMI. Bee Innocent. ~...,ltM.
Ouiltleealy. See Iunocently.- Gum. fl. (clOlQ Of" 1'uten with pm),
Guiltl~. See Innocence. ~ l--.gA, J.-.,.., ....,
Guilty, r~ ...,;n.... ~z..M.
Guiae, i)~ 111"", J'.,:. 1luUl, 4.::1:", Gummy, ~""'Qn~ will... . .
t:i.M --'!-t.
~, r-'.J f'QIm. See Appearance, Gun, I. (canDOD).
fashion, manner, mien, drees, ~jl Its.. To fire a pi,
custom. ~.MY~ tWd --'flit:
Guitar, I • .J~ lIta,.. Ganner. I. ~~ "..~).
Gulf, I. & l1u1l1j; (aby88), J-i' Gunpowder, '-=-'J)~ icJrU, ~l:
tumi, ~ lijjat. . ieJrid. [~.
Gull, fl.)~ !/1uIdtw. A gull Oun-Ihot, ,. ~~~ MritIt
(trick), ~ "I1III,.J~ !/1tIMlr. Gurgle, •. (as water &om a pipe,.
See Fraud. [~,.. • bottle when deoaatiDg), ~
Gullet, I. ,.,a..L--. NJlium, )~. Wid. See Gigle.
Gulp, II. ~ baLlt- See Devour, Gust, I. (of wind), ~ 'MIfI-I.
swallow. G118t, guato, ~,..; ...,i. See T. . ;
Gulp, , . .L",.:. ,Aeriat. liking, reliab.
Gum (&shy covering of the teeth), Gut, ~ "tCZ' (plar. la..\ ~.).
~U\~ lallm tJU1Cf14,.. Bee InteBtiuee.
Gum (vegetable subetaDce), ~ Gutter, I. ~~je ........
liliiii1 • Gum Arabic, ~,r~ Guttle, guzzle, II. Bee GGnn.....
IfImgA .4.rtJ1Jt. Gum ammoniac, drink, swallow.
~,\:;j iGnci fDGlW. A Feraian Guttier, guuler.,. See OhaUGe.
gum 1188d in dressing wounds, etc. epicure, drunkard.
(aarcocolla), V"},;~\,sS' kiTtl /lim. Guttural (pronouncecl in the throat).
 HAB 576
...,iJ.- Wif; (belonging toille the four habitable quarters of the
throat, a guttural letter), ...J? globe, ~~_.1It::')' ~t al
...jJ- _/ AaliI. ...,iu".
(JyumMtio (exercise), L)__ Habitation (dwelling in a place),
...aNtlll. A. gymnaaium (place i.:.f...., M1M, i.li~ i1d... ; (a
for athletio exerciaee), l:)'~ place of abode), Jw- ~,
tII4atI. A gymnio (atllletic ~\i..~, l:)1L. Mdall, l.::-_~
IUD), t,,!'-- -.cJnt· N,t. To b a habitation, d-i
Gyration (turning round), t.:1!J,,"" uwattaft.
1i4HMnJ.. A gyre. Bee Circle. Habitual, J,._. ",.. ",.,tat",tJl,
GyY.. See Fetten. To gyve. ~""~' itliydtlf.
See Fetter. Habituate oDe's-self, fl. .u~""}:

H. tatDtDati 'MlaM, ~"";--;

tatatDtDatitala'. [relation.
B.i- expl8lled in Arabic by C and ,.
The Eugliab alphabet having no Habitude. See Habit, respect,
simple character to express the Hack, fl. ~~~ lateat _tat
powen of t:' t,
and !.p, A is Iwtot . SeeChop.-Hacked~
IIUbjoiued to others to represent ",tliatlat·
them; as.U for t:' gIl for t. and Hackney, I. (pacing horse), t.:1'~J
d for v.. ,,_cift.
Ha! (interjection of surprise), ~, Had (pfH't. of have); (also the
"J' tI1ltJ1 tills". p",UriU), I bad a book, l:)\S'U I
1IaIJenUUer, •. (vender of smaIl y\::S~~ MId lall tCJntlIlnta6.
w. . .), ."")~tLH 6as!yat Hag, 1.J\£.aI)~ taj¥u .aAltdra.
lMtW. I~ L. .aM. See Witch, en-
Jlahit, ;""~ t"M, i~li Utitlat ; chantrels.
(appuoel), V'~ lilJiJI, i~ Haggard, haggish, ~ datil;
1t:UtHI. Habit of body, ~~ (ugly), ~ ,wI", ~ 6"Mt-
"'j, ~ Wt.' ~ tablt.t· Haggard (untamed), ..,;--,
Habitable, ~ plun. ODe of eoaWI. See Wild.-Haggardly
 HAL 576 HAll

(deformedly), L~~ bikol ~ 11t4J1aJ;alMt; (the principel

HlMe"· room in a house), ~\AJ' Ili4ttf·
Hail, hailstone, ".r. bartJd. [l4I1«m. Hallelujah, ~P WW.yaA.
Hail (a term_of salutation), rL Halloo, tJ. (to eDC011l8g8 hunting
Hail, tl. ~J-, ,all4m tflliJ'. dogs), ~\ylS"~.? kll'llH\ll
Hair,..r:- IMt". One hair, ir:- hJlo,b fJIIIIytl.
,hflt"flt. A. curling lock of hair, Hallow, fl. VV.:ii Wltu. See Con-
i~ jaeJ4t. Hairoftbepubee, secrate.-Hallowed, V'.ii.. ...
~ ,Mt"flt. luItldIu.
Hair-brained, ~.11~ hila tadblr, Halo, •. (circle round the lun or
.J~ muta1ultDt"jr, ..,f--J .owll. moon), uu. AiJliJt (plur. '-=-')~
See Wild, rash. !&dlat.
Haircloth,~~ 1;1uJg.}uAat.fIf'. Halt, tl. (limp), rr.T ton;· To
HairleBII, '-!.JJ.T:"\ ajriitll. cause to halt, t::~ tflf'f'aj. To
Hairy (very), ~~ .Aat"dnl. halt (stop), ~J .oa}l;o!; (to·
Halberd, •. C) nimh, L.r- Aarbat, beritate, to be irreeolute), Jj)
",1;;. milrtil;. See Battle-axe. ·tMatltltul.
Halberdier, •. t:~.J rammtih. Halt, balting, •. rr.T tisrj. The
Halcyon. See Placid, quiet, still. halt of an anny, .t.\i\ iltl_,
Halo. See Healthy, sound, hearty. ,}--l'JJJ nwzul al~.
Half, ~ MIl (plur. ~\..aj \ Halter, •. J:.- Aahl. See Cord, rope.
a,.,(1/). Tho half of anything Halve, r.. ~ l:o r-i ..... 6il
split, ;. i:. IIAiik4t. Half-moon, ruuf·
JU kalal. Half-way, ~ Ham, ¥)\~ "'tlll! ..,,;.l:kt,
~)zll MIl attar!k. Half-raw, "'W\~ lJat,. /IUd!; (the lilted
(ill-dreseed meat), J.. "!lY' .
To leg of a bog), l:,)~ ja.Ha.
look through half-shut eyea, ~ Hame, •• (horse collar). J'U) ••1-
A. • " c &.o.i): J taUa t jf "r(l,1 Hamlet, ,. k..};. ---at'", t!~
tayflilw. mazd"t·
Hall; •. k \i ktiest; (of audienoo), Hammer". _-<\-
4:....7' • eladl:fi.j. A.smith's
i;J'y,..J tlfriln; (a court of justice), hammer, .uja.. flUJtrdat.
 HAN 577 HAN

Hammer. 17. J;b urai. ~,,) tlai, Hand.basket, ,. ~~) Jl4n11fl ,".
y ~ tltwai. See Forge. Hand-bell, ,. ~UN~ jaral
Hamper. ,. ~j ItMthIl (plur. MlgAt,.. See Small bell.
~\jj IQJtillJtl), i u hlffwt. See Hand-breadth. ,. ~Ii..~ ralult
Basket, pannier. algad.
Hamper, t7. (to embal'rsu). d-J,r. Handed (from one to another), ~.
,wW.;;'- MygM'. See Per- . ..
~J' ~~ uallam ..in,adtlin
plex, entangle.-(to enchain}. iltJ' ,ad.
~ jMlltlr. Handtol, ,. ~ ,",Nhat, ~
Hand". ~ gadd (pI. 1oj,,)~1 ayatlf). iaMat. A handful (small quan-
The rigbt hand. ~I~I algad tity), ~,.:. ,AtwJtJg,at.
ol!ltJfIIM·. The two bands, ~)~I
Hand gun, ,. ',,)J)~ lJtJratlI.
til gatldn, ~ ~ I al gadin. The
Handicraft, ~I~ ,anlat algad.
palm of the hand, ~I al,",f. A
.u? Airlat.
tendon of tbe hand. t'.J.ilIJ:- Handily. ~J!.: TnW 'tlnl.t.
Wlaairdt: To make a sign witb
Handiness. ~ ,""t.... ~\h:.
the hand. ~~~\.:.IJi la.mal .,luIear"'.
;,ltdraA Tn gatldilw. To consign or
Handiwork. ~I~ ,luIghal til 'tid.
deliver into one's hands, '~rL See Manufacture.
,allam lJiyadtli/w. Hand writing. Handkercbief, ,. 4AIF mtl1wame.
~~ Uultt gad. Hand in hand. Handle" . .Li;; k4Mat,y~ n"4lJ. to

~~ ,ad lJiyad. From hand to A handle (cause, pretence),

hand, ~J'~~ min gad iltJ' ~r mujib. Witbouta handle
,fItl.
The hand of a watch. clock, (pretence), ~r~ bila m'ift1J·
or dial, .t..,cUlyp twai Handle. t7• .:-s:_lIl4Uk, vw.J••.
4lUdt!'h. Beforeband,"~jl tIfl'UIalan. Handled, UN""""" mllmlfiI.
Out of ~d (presently), 'l\- Handlees, ~~~ min glulg,. gad.
Nilan. Athand(near}~} ,",rilJ. Handmaid, ,. 4AlI~ Uadtldml.
Hand, 17. (give from hand to hand). Handmill, cljyo- U, MAil,." .c..sk..
~J'~~rL ,alklm min gad mat1uJ,.;. Tho handle of a hand-
ila' yad. mill, clj ~ \YI~ '00 oUtlAa",.
 lUN 678 HAP
Handaw, •• ~)\.:.:... ..... 1t4r_'.. pended, to drag (If" linger), ).·IJ
Handsel (the first money a seller tMi.uAM,.-ij~ ~J. To
receives in a morning; eameet), hang upon the neck, ~ l£: t...·
C\:..A::...,\ "tiftdA. To baDdIel, 8ee Embrue.
~\ "tIIjt4A. HaDged (strangled), •~
L -
Handsome, ~ ia".fl. Bee mM. .tiI. Deaerving to be banged,
Beautiful, graceful, elegant.- ~,,_:..~,..:.__ """'"'iii
A handsome fortune, ~JL. aWAcmi.
".al tlllll".. A handsome or Hanger, ,. (one who lloapeucJa),
generoul action, ~Jai fitl ~ ""'tallii. A pot-hanger,
jMIIII. yJ$ 1ctIlld~.
lIandaomely (beautifully), ~ Hanging (suspended), pGf"t. and 1Uij.,
J4J.~ Miol . . . . fDA
-
~ "'flttlllii, ~ . .~.
-
iMlliiI. See Elegantly, gracefully. Hanging up, ,. ~ tIIf:1i1.
--<libera1lY)'rjJ)J\&"'~ 1IiI:ol Hanging (strangulation), ~
IlliMwtitt WMtrMII. See Gene.' ,Md.
rously. Hanging, hangings (tapestry),
Handsomeness, J4- itJrndl, ~ ~~\"'.r. &w~1d'. Bee Curtain.
AfIm. See Beauty, ~ Hangman, ,. "4- jail4/.. See
Hand writing, ~k>. HM' ,tuld. Executioner.
Handy, ~ 1I".iv'>l:. IM'w. Hanker, II. (have an inclinatioa fi»o),
Bee Dextrous.-(conveniellt),~~ Jb.:.\ ;,Atdi, Jl..al. See
zagii, "",:-,L.:... fIlflndlW; (at Desire. A hankering, ~...,I,
hand), ~~~ Mtlir ~il1tMltl, ~.J ""lIIJa', J":' ,Aa"i.
"~",, fltlltojAtI, ~.J 1arI~; Hap, hap.huard, JI)l.& ttlrM,
(performed by the hand), ~J-.:. JW\ ittifil!, .u,,~ iUiIM,
"""AI ,al. L........i iifttM. Bee ChaDce,
Haug, fl. (up), ~ t.allt.Ik; (to kill accident, fortune. Tohap,~~
by 8USpending by the nock), ~ Wtu.
'Mui; (to be suspended), Jl1U Haply (by chance), "uW\ iUijii_i
IGttJU.i; (to be delayed "r SUB- (perhaps), ~ la t al14.
 579 HAR
Hap-'V"'~ __t1I,~.sl. Harau,
-wo WiI. See UDfortuDate, "'tM.
fl. ~;1 --tIM,
See Fatigue, VUe
~,

UDhappy. Harbinger, ,. ~J~ 6a,a1t&1't111.

Happen, fl. J.-.. 1uIMl,.J'... ,ilr, Bee Forerunner.
.J~ . . ., ";r t llNll, ~~ Harbour, ,. (for Bhipping), ~
1ttIlM. fJlftld; (asylum), ~ mtUjiJ..
Happily (fortunately), i",l-j4 Harbour, fl. (shelter), ~\ fl.',
1HhJl '''taclat,#~\:.i\/'\~ ,Clt- Hard (firm, IOlid), Iej'; 1:atI7I; (op-
tOCI ;»414", J\:.i~...~j4 ~'iol preuive), ~~ ,luJdftl, r~ Id-
"tMtt fD. taal; (in a Btate of lim; (di1Ilcult),~ tCllir, ~
felicity), ~ fII"'eul; (with ICIt~. See ArduODB.-{unfeeling),
addreas),i)h':'w~biiohMtdrflt; I,?'U M,I. See 11l88DBible.-
(not laboured), ~)",~~ bila (BtiUgy), ~ ~tdAII. See Ava-
JtuJdin wflla jflM. ncioll8.-Hard conditions, ~~
Happiness, ;",,,- 'CltiJ.dtlt, J\:.i\ ~~,;-l \~ 'Mray,t l CIIfrs'
iBdI, is; ~fIt'flhJt, ~ ncul~, Hard to be under-
M'rsf:d'flt.
t:S\.b Mitt· See Felicity, pros- stood, J!.:- _AJ:tU. Hard
perity. bound, ~ mu.6itl,~~
Happy, ~ ,CltIJ, "'.,....... tlUlltiUl. mtdbiUl. Hard, bard by, ~)
See ProsperoDB. Happy tidings, hwl6, .1:.= tSM.
~;:>- !NIiflt' IMyr.
A happy Harden, tI. UtDtDCI'. To har- toJF
omen, ~~J\.; fiJ.1 muMrfll. den the heart,~\~ ltMaa'
Raving a bappy manner or fine al lalb. [ mtJIII(Jr.
addre88, U~~\_ ,dAiIJ Hard-favored, .J1:&:....n~} itwi1 til
so.tyJf-,~> 1lWIf,i,j'.bl~ '... Hard-hearted, ~''J'"'\i id,l
~ lMlf.
.aAi" laldl"', al lalb. it-..rl\~~ 1IIlI. al
HaraIJPe, ,. rlS'
itJIdfll, y~ mflt'lttMtltIt, ..".='J 1d,1. See Cruel,
iluW, ~ a.tlHlt or ~. meroil8lllf.
To ba1Ugwl, ~~ t~al Hard.hcartedn8lllf,.tr)\r~ f:sdtlm
iAlII6at. A haranguer, ~. .,.rsw" i"W _illest. See
IIINtnl;a&m. Cruelty.
 JlAR 580 HAR

Hardiness, ~4 j4ldrfll. See Harmful, ~...... See Hurt·

Bravery, courage.-(vigour), iF
ful, injuriOUL-Harmfully, ~
kfJ.wfll ;(effrontery), ~ai iillIII )~ ".101 tlara,..
MId. See Impudence. Harmless, ~~ g• ..,.
Hardly (with 8OVerity), i.'J""~
Harmonious, harmonical, barmODie
6iiolltlf'dmat. See Scaroely.-
(oonoordant), .tw~\.. .aMi
(with diffioulty), ~ ...~ 6.101
j'tWl. See Rigorously, unfavor-
ug1&tMt; (sweet lOunding), r-l.
mtdd,im; (wen adapted), Ji'".-
ably, harshly.
m1&U1dJi. Harmotrloua1y (mu-
Hardness, ~L 1tJIa6at; (rigid-
sically).tw~ 1niol uglM.
ness), i.i.:. ,Atddat, ~ ttlflj,
Harmoniousness, hannony, iW
(difficulty), ~,- "'tA6at.
ff411&wJt.
Hardship, ~ Itdm, ,.i;"";; t4t tlddl, Harmony (proportiou)

)~ jaWt'. See Oppression, in- w,,.. mWldjerict, ~\:... --

ttdMiat; (oonoord of eentiment),
jury.-(difficulty,inconvenienoe),
~,- "'tl1""t.
JW' .tti/ai..
Hardy (bold, brave),)~ jarir i Harness (for horses, etc.) ~)
(stout), I.j,i kawi. raW.
Hare, I. ~)' 1If"ft4I6, ~ ~ ' Mdn'6. Harp, I. ~ j~, .Jy. tid.
Hark, tl. (hearkon), ~, .lta11UJf:: Harpoon, I. &.JUa> I:MUdj. To
See Liaten.-Hark! t:"""'" ';"'af:: harpoon, u\U~~ ....
Harlot, I. ~ ~ IiIn.,III, ~ U 1Jil iltilUdj. [Ga
jdAilhat, .ti...U jdli"" ~ w- Harquebuas, I . •.JJ)~ 1Jdrwll. See
""t. See Whore.
Harrow, I • .t.ll- wultIftII.
Harm, tl. ~ dar, ~ ulam,)~
Harrow, tI. -..i1.,. ,al4j. To hIIrlow
glttldr. See Injure, oppress,
damage. up the lOul (disturb the miDd1
Harm,)~ darM, ~.;, '.i,at. See J\.I'~;:' ~ tIlidl.
Injury, hurt, damage.-(oppres- Harsh (to the taste),;e ....,., ..b-
sion), Jj=':" jawr, ..".JJf3 taeultll, 1uuU. See Sour, sharp, .arid,
~ 1IIZm.-(fault, crime), ~ pungent, salt, bitter.-(in dis-
ta~',.. See Crime, wickedness. position), ~~ ,1uulftl, ..}-&
 HAS 581 HAT

tufl; (violent), l.,!.J~ jalwl, Hastily (in a hurry), ~,~

~~ kiri. See Rigorous, taW til t'itllat, #\::.&..r ..~,
severe. ..~.r' ItH"Il''''; (with vehemeD08
Harshneas (of taste), i,;~ tIlMilrat. (W pll88iOD), ;~J)"~ 1Jiko1
See Bittemess, 8Oumess.-(vio- AitWti.. tN ,ltiddat.
1eDce), ~ t-J,~ jalw. Hastiness (pauion, 'tehemenoe),
Had, I. J!' a,al, J!,;' MJaL Bee i.i.:. ,lWldat, i:b. li1ltl11t. See
Blick, deer. Haste, p~ipitation.
Harvest, J~ maAri/, ,,\.-. Has1,y, J~ tajal, ~;: t.ajl/,
1tiI4d. In harvest (or reaping ~.r"" 'MIt; (vehement, pas_
time), ,,\..asl'~JJfl IDa}t al aionate), ~,~~ ,WId
ltiIii.d. A harvest (opportunity attd ; (rash, precipitate),,;;':'"
t
or aeaaon of gain), i.1!Ul 1..:.-iJ ...ea1atDtDir.
tHlI til fil,UJat. A moat plenti- Hat, I. ~..r. Janllla.
ful han-P.8t, ~\S';l\~J~ Hatch,fI.(eggs},~.}IIIITd1at,
.a1I1U t o ..lm al6arakdt. vA:!~ . .:i... ~ hayd; (to
Hub, ".~ lattaf:: To hash meat, contrive), t.r>-\,lA_at! ~,
~ (".) IMa.. }J.... A hash, ihlatla ::
f
(lafrllA.
M,j !fffla. Hatch, I. (brood of chickens), i:"';;
Hs"':'.k, ,. ,,,t;.. ,ajjilM, ~ Hatchel, fl. (beat 1lax), ~~\viii
Aafr,aA. fIIIftMl allutU...
~ tajtllt1.t, ~
Haste, larl)/, Hatchet, I. (or axe), ~U flu.
J~' "titial, ~.r .rtat. Hate, fl. ~ lMgW. See Abhor,
See Hurry, speed, quickness, deteet.-To hate one another,
celerity, nimbleness, precipita- '....ails taMgWu.
tion.-lIaking hute, ~\ Ha~, ~atred, ~!fi }ardligat,
~al.
Haste, hasten. make bute, fl. tr' b'P--' iltilwdA, ~ 1Nglttl,

t..
4IInIt.o ~'"lafial. To haa~,
haat.en,

.....tiil.
CIUIIe to make bute, ~
A haatener, ~
iJ\~ ttMldIDat,

F-
..u- AaU (plur.
"IJ-\ a1tldd, .>..i- .wu4, ~~
Aa}aytJ4). See Hatred, malignity,
detestation, enmity.
 HAU 582 lIEA
Hateful, .J}-e ...iran, y~ Haunoh, •. ~J wi. [t4M'·
magTtftb, ...;~ fll4TJ,l111, ~ Haunt, •. (frequent), ~.jJ It.fi
J~ glwgr ....tH1. See Havoc, '-:"!.~ t.iMD, ~
:M:aligunt, malevolent. - Hate- ,agAm4. See Waste, devutation.
fully, ~~ 1niol1JwgUM. -To make havoc, y.?-!Vrwh.
Hater, •• ~ ".uglid. See Waste, spoil, desflooy, iDjure.
Have, tI. (poeeesa), .~ ttttddo. Haw,.o (web tit' cataractin the~),
See Hold, po8I8ll8, enjoy, obtain, ~IJ"';~ IJarGdftlt""
receive, oontain.-To have con- Hawk, •. )~ las, ~ tdr. A
ftderJce, ~I ftWad. To have spanow hawk, ~~ i4tW.
doubta, d..:. .W. To have Hawk .,. hunt with hawb, ,.
malice, ~ NIMd. To bave ~L.:-JIJ.J~~ l4."ai
poeeeeaion, lo.ooi~ "'''''''4f. I tu,u fil 6dJaii.
have, oj 11. Thou hast, ~ Hay, ~ ActAf.,. (pl. ~l.:...
lai (Iem. ~~ liii). He haA, AI laIltd,"A), u.k tlllaf·
14110 (rem. \f liltd). We have, Hazard (accident), ~.,)\. AUtI,
\:J I.iad. Ye have, rC 14it1m. .u.w -ftd; (danger),)e-
They" have,. rf 1i1umt. 1M,.,.. [RUi.
Haughtily, rw~ lHiol teJtllUtIIII, Hazard, tI. J>~ 11w.tarfl· See
~~ bikol t'~fllQt. To be· Hazardou8,"';,s:-- ...aij.
have haughtily,
;t.J tak4lJ6t1r.
.1,;~
r
teJtaaam,
He, jlb Aa.
Head, •. ~~ rd.. The heed ".
-:(~ chiefpartofaDything,~) ,..,•.
1I;.S
Haughtine88,.r taWbur,
• . The crown of the head, U"9'r'•
iilJrigiJ, ~ teJt...",· See tUn.,.
tI,.,.tiI. A head Of' head man,
Arrogance, pride. I
~'..) rtil. Headmen (grandeee),
Haughty, ;!::- ....,.",lM. See l,:)~1 4&0", ""';'ra' IIIlrif,
Prood, contemptuous. ~~J "",j_A. Head (intellect),
Having, fNWt. • ~ t.."da1lo. JL: t.1al, rti f-" d''rl
Haul, l'. ~ ,aAab. See Pull, idrdl&, ~ ta6f:' ti:..:~ /.,.4111.
drag, draw: See lTnderl'tanding. - (lOurec"
 REA. 583 REA
J..' GIl, l:w.. IIIQIIIAd, \~ He8dahip, 4...~) ";'d,at. See
...us. Bee SpriDg.-To make Dignity, authority.
.
bead against, rJ\'; IaW/I".. To be Headaman, "'~ jtJlldtl. See he-
bead and ean in love, ~ outiouer. [f"dI tIllij4••
taW. Head and moulden,"!fii Head8tall, ,.(of a bridle), r~Iv-'~
kina. See Force.-From head He&datrong, heady (ungovernable),
to bt, ~\~\V"!)'~ .tit ~ # gNsy" ""It. Heady
.,.,.a.
iI.' al - - . . TIle beida (intoxicating), j-. ..__.
of a diacoune, y1.kaI,J,.-d Heal, fl. . . . . ~ 'MjI; (Ira",.)
.fwtJ • WId1I. To be at the ..;:. w/.'. To heal m-siOU8,
he8d, to take the head of a table
or other place of houor,J.wI4~
el., IdW. See RecoD.ci1e.
Healed, ~..rI'~y\k W, ..in
"t.tMl1n1lf11lr. It came into hiB alma,.tUl. [ .....Aft.
he8d, ~~JjaD.. 1WJtir fi idlillD. Healer, ,. JL:. ,Adjl, ~
HMdecbe, ,. v-'~'~J wait .,.,.a,. Healing, Jl:. ,Ad/I: See
fNIrl.
Hea.t.l (having a head), v-'~4.J Aaeuaaive, gentle, mild, molli-
lMo nIl. B&re-headed, u,.:.f- fying.
V""!)I . .Ita/ arriJI. Health (of body), ~ III1WIt,
HeadiDeBe, ~4 jtll4rat. See ~~
_ ..
cJ"~" t
~~. .tel.. IIIl4fl14tt\a.:.
BaIuIeBI, atabbomn8118. llla/d. To recover health, y\b
H....Dend, ,. M'v-'~ rd, fljjtl1Jal, it'JIJ. Health to you, here iB your
MIU-jI _/ 'fijaW. See Cape. health (when drinkiDg), ~
H.ue., V"~4.JL. ..aw. rd,; 4i~J MltAat fDII ldlgtlt; (salva-
(iucoDIiderate),~ .uL. bild tion), 1oJ"L;.. aMd" b~ ffIIjat.
,.".. HealthfulDe88 of climate, JI~I
He8dJoug (head foremOBt.), .J~ Ijtll ittiddl til MfDd. See Salu-

...
_t.....N• See Baeh, thought-

.u.I~n <of an army, etc.),

brity, health.
Healthy,
4-iw
JIa::... ""'elfi,
~\..,
,dAi" tdjigat. To be
.}-J~ m.,lor ale,,"r, . healthy, Jlc:i tald/a' .
10#"..1 JI rriI. Heap, ,. i..; 'ltawmaf., ~
 fIUI~ t.~\ ,t'..at, ~~ iAdli.. III jaadtt. Heut-brokeD,
jaadtM• See PiJe, hillock, &C- )~~ Wi "",irir. From
eumulation, cluster, crowd. the bottom (inside) of the heart,
Heap, 11. ~ ja"",t.! r'J ~. ~I~d- t- ........ dl
Heaped, r~ ....-..., ~ hili. Black at the heart, oJ~
"';"""4:.. 8ee ACOllDlaJat.ed, ~\ ItHIJdtl al hili. lIazd·
piled. hearted ~\ \i j&f dl
'. 1.5"'
Hear, •. (with the ears), ~I ialJ. -
..t4rMt , ~ .....t. See Listen, Hearten, 11. ~~j-i 1:Mwa'
hearken.-To hear judicially (to iallHIAo. See Animate, enoounge.
try OOQ888), ~"l.&.u'~\ Heartily (sincerely), 'l.:J.i WHa,
..td"t adtlaeitlli • J~~ lJilIidi. Esgerly, ~
Heard, pari. ~ ". ......Ut. J':' 1Iiiol 'Utili.
Heard, P'"' ~\ III:' "td..
Heartineea (sincerity), i ii. ii "-
Hearer, •• ~l... ..eI.it , ~ ~, i;\.w 1tJddW; (udoar),

1atII1to ~ ..,ta.·t · ~ .......Iat, ~ glttlym

Hearing, part. ~ fIUIItMnito l{eartlell8, ~.uL. ..aWo Wi.
~L. ,eI.it . The IODlej • See Timid.
the organa of hearing, ~I Hearty (eincere), J~tJ 1dIIti; (in
IJU4fJJIJi' k..Wlij }utll.t Ala- full health), J\-::... -'tall.
fIIfIf..at. A hearing (It' audience, See Healthy, .trong, vigorous.
~lJ~ Atuldiir al fllllJ1tu. Heat, i.J~ ltararM, iMT; f-
Within hearing (near), ~j (paasion), ~ gWai j (ar-
ktwfi, ~ tilld. See Near. dour, zeal), ~ gAiNt.
Hearken, 11. ~\ ..tdfJJIJt. See Heat, l'. ~ ".",..' j (to make
Hear, listen. [aUt. feverish), ,.-..-- . . . . . ; (10
Hearsay, t.""""'rlS'
iald. fJJ4I- eJU'll&8), ~\ ag1ttWl.
Heart, ,. ~ Wi (plur. y}i Heated (warmed), r"""-' .....,
Wai). Rejoioing the heart, Yr-
.v.I~; (8IIJ'lI8t!d),
~I~ muf,.iA al WlJ. Y,.-,...
ngltdai,y~ 11ta~iJ.
Pure of heart, ~~I~~L:>.. Heathen, I. ~J wa,.,,', jlS' "p.
 585 REI
Heathen, -4/'. .;~ hljir, ~J Hector,.. See Braggadocio, bully.
1HMJt1. Heed, 11. See Attend, mind, re-
Rea,e, t7. (lift, raise), t:iJ ,.caJQt· gard.-Heed. 8ee Care, atteD-
Reaven (paradise), W\ ClllQma, tion, caution, observation, notice,
V'J"';-u' tIlJMtlMn j (aky), regard.-Heedful. See Attentive,
L...-.!I tUIIIfItii. The hea- watcbfnl, careful, cautious.-
TIllII, ..:.J~W\ tllMMdwat. The Heedfully. See AtteDtively, etc.
bighest heaven (the residenee'of -Heedfulness. See VIgilance,
Omnipotence), dlm~ JaW caution.-Heedleas. See In-
ol aJI4!. The beaven Of' sphere C&lltion, careIeaa.-Heedleaaneea.
olthe moon), .,riJ'~ JtsW til See Inattention, negligence.
~. The starry heavena, r' Heel, •• ~ lat~. The tendon of
r~' altfltljl1m.
tmttll the hee1, yjrtlJf'kd. A cook
HeaYen1y, ~Jt..... .amad. The who sella cow-heel, Of' the feet of
heavenly luminaries, t:-J~ cattle in general, rJ\.i.. t.~
l..J1 tIflIjadtA tJIMmd. ~ca"dt makdda... -
HeaYily(ponderously),"'~ .akildn, Hejrs, •. (Muhammadan era), ~\
4J~~ TnW .tlkdldt. tilJvdrat. The year of the hEljrs,
Hea,iDeaa (ponderoumeaa), J.U ~\.j:' I IIHIlIQt til lufrat~
till; (dejection), r= glusm. See Heifer, •. ~_ t ijldt.
Sadneae, oppression.-(dullneaa, Heigh ho! 1lll\1lll' tIlltIA alltJA.
stupidity), ~\r~ ladtlm al Height, tl£j) irtij'du,k ttllfi. See
lUI. Elevation, aecent, dignity. -
Heavy, ~ .dfl (pl. J~ Mkdl) j Buildings of a conspicuous height,
(oppn!88ive), ~~ IIJlim. t.l£j)'~\\:~\ .iyat IIJAi,.at
Hebdomadal, ...,ry.-t' INbiltl. See til irlij'dt. Th~ height of the
Weekly. tide, oM mtld. The heipt (full,
Hebrew, ~!r -ttWdAI. A Hehrew completion), rW\ ilmam, Jt...{
(Jew), lo:i.,)j£ ,a.lttUI. lamdl. The height of exertion,
Hectic, J"""" fItIIlifd. A hectic rl.:l\~\'-'~\\ t;jad ltIal jaM
fever, ..;~\~ Ai. ."..t ffddd. til ttltrUim.
 HER 588 HID
Heresy, k.~ H4f!1t, .w,~ w- Heroism, k.~ .!tIIjal -" i'~
t4A:4Jt (plur. ~\il,~ 1tarW:dt). jM'tIIIl. See Bravery.
Heretical, J}1J" Aarldl. Here- -Heron, •• ~oJ dapU, JUt
tically, .tik.,.,..~ ln1ol~. ~'lIDdl~.
Hereto, here1lDto, ~";J' w' Hers, ~b.... flttltdlaAti.-Henelf,
ltIli!.
~ uflfl1liJ.·
Heretofore,'L..u-. m.,~", Hesitate, ~. uii ~f, rii
~.li ~ m'" itItlfm, '~ \." '4- tIIWIlMa.., d.:.. .w.
6;_, ")j' IItDtDtJl4", "l.:J wr...,
Hesitation, ,,)~ tIIrlldtlwl, ~,
"~.)oj hulIfItIIfI. .As heretofore,
totMm. See Doubt, irresolution.
J;l'JL.S UmaftllltDtDlIl, J~~ -(stammering), oJ.) ,.tId. Wilh·
!iJltHDtDlIl.
outhesitatioD,~~ 1JiltJ MilAM.
Herewith,'LqJ III/lin, ~.

I.""
Heteroclite. See Irregular.
Heritable, ~~ 'J..r .tINi" III Heterodox, 1;]"'"~ . i....
mlrell, ~J')'" tIIIItDn1I.
Heterogeneous, heterogeneal,
Heritage, ~~ mlrd., ~.), u.,
~~ mrJ;M.lij, J-i'r~
.u~, fDtWli,"t, i..S.J ttJrlllllt. glaa,r mUfDdp, if! \h...~ ,la,r
Hermaphrodite, •. ~ 1:lttMu,'.
".utaili. See Dissimilar.
Hermes, ~~ 1wnJuI.
Hermetical. See Chemical.
Hew, ~. ..ri" fUljjar. See Cut, fell,

Hermit, •• ~~ IilMtl, ~\j fIilIi!, plane.-A hewer,..J~ _jjar.

~ ,4,iA. A hermitage, kw,JJI Hexagon, •. V'~ mlllllUtu.
I#MIJfIttIlaf. Hexagonal, hexangular, U".i.-
Hernia, I. J\:.i jit4i. See Rupture. ~'JjJ' mUlatltlM auatod,d.
Hero, ,. (brave man), t.~ ,Aojdf:., Hexaped, ,. (animal with six feet),
"';j\i:. gMd, J..~ IJdIil. The hero ~.;Ik...y" a6~ ~ 1Irjal.
oftheage,~L.;J'~\...;fiuArIlllld" Hey! heyday! .ill'.ill' .zw 4I1W.
1IIUfIId". Heroio, heroica1, ~ A heyday. See Frvlio.
.)~, kMIr ajjdiltl. A heroic Hiatus. See Aperture, gap, bnIeb.
achiovement, !i-i
g_a (plur. Hibernal, ~. l./r
~I.:J gluzsuJat). Hid, bidden, ~ fIIIII.Y', ~
 HIG 68. HIL

·rd:Ial4ft, J'--
"..,til.r, F- High, J;\ titlis'• The}fOllt
. .,.,.. See Concealed. High, JWJ~~J...$\'IIlW
Ilide, ". (conceal), ~ , aUJtI' ; ,aiM... ilia ttJtdltl'. See God.
(to conceal one's-self, or be con- -High-bom, ~ ~ IlttwIj.
cealed), ~, iHWJII'. High·minded, ~ .lIlGWiir.
Hide". ~ jiltl(plur. oJ):.:- jtilVtl). High in price, Jl&. g1adlf. A
A hide of fine leather (moroeeo), high mountain, cl.:.~ jlllHsl
4:J~ Iiliti,art. See Leather, ,Aci",ikA. Higher, r=iJ' tlr/IIV
skin. ~ \ tli-lIs'. Highest, ~}'
Hideous, ~ WIA, ~ _"Iv .Jllv ~~\ tslctla'. Selliug
IJl- ~, .....;# .ukAuj, to the highest bidder (by auction),
JJf'- MlAwl, ~••""fi. See oJ';J4~' 1Il1Nl1t iiI flUll4tl.
Ugly, deCormed, horrible, dread- Highland, ~ jtl1Jali. See Moun-
mI.-Hideous in countenance, tainou8••
)i:..J'& 'wIA til malUM, I.J..j Highly, p~ Wol ltUll; (in a
iJ~' WiA tlUii.rtll. A hideous high degree), ~~ it gMgtll.
monster, ~.P tafril. See Greatly-{proudly), ~ ii
Hideously, 'Jl-.. tf'! ii MfDt"'takGlHHw, JJ~~ hiJool glurir;
1I4.lri1. (with esteem), J~'~ iikol
Hideousness, ~W IM""lat. See it..tiiar, c.:JU:l'~ iikol uti/at.
Ugliue8ll; deformity, frightfulness. Highneu(elevation), tUJ} irti/tIt;
Hider, I. (one who conceals any- (a royal title), ~ ,....."
thing), JI.>. k/ulfij (one who y4- jMili. See Exalted in
conceals himself), ~ ",u,U. dignity.
IIIfI. See Hide. Highway, I. tarlk lam. r\.s:.J!.>
HiggleJy-piggledy, ~~~ iikol Sec Road, way.-A toll paid for
Btlr1Hlta. See Confusedly. guarding the roads again!'t high-
High, ~.;- mttrla}it> Jk t'Ilf, waymen, fl gM/llr.
~.J f"4.f't' ..,jp tal4~I, ~L. Hill, I, jJ tGll (plur. Jii lila/).
• •f, ....s- ""', Cl:. ,,,a,,,ikA Hilt, ~ WtlfIt, ~ gfltltl, ~
(plur. ~'''':' a//Qlct;",ik"). Most ~\ kaidat CII,ag!
39
 HIli 690 IDS
Him (preceded by a preposition or RiDge, I. Y~\.;J)~jd,..,. III MD,
the sign of the genitive case), I, y~\~ taH td hcih.
as : jWjib Ail fllJlMtJ, be IlllW', Hint, fl. (give a'signal), ..".J ...',
':.JWjib Ail fI4IlIarAv, be laW him. ~ gAtl1lttJI, )L:.\ adar.
HimBelf, ~

tdlM} ltdltJJw.
fltJf"".
An ad- Hint, •• (signal), ~L:.I idartt,
mirer of himself, ~~~k ~ \.:.S' TmttJyat.,r) rllf1lS,~
Muter of him- .~ I !mil, r &Hr. See Sug.
g_
self, ~\-~~ tidhit A4ltJJw. He gestion, intimation.
himself, ~ hi MfnAu, I.:)til~ Hip, •. (bone), ~J wir} (pIQr.
hiacit. The' boy threw himself
. ~~'J\ atDrak).
into the .river, ~ ...r-)~\ Hip (dejection ofapirifs, loJ"...,..,,;o.
~IJ /II.ah! rama' naf.tMo ft'l Hippish, hipped, ...,jJ'oJ"... 1/111I'

MM. [ghamlat. See Deer. tidtel.

Hind •• (female of a stag), .u)i Hippopotamus (river hone), ¢j.
Hinder'..r'-IdleAi,.. See Posterior. hamil, ~IV"} fartJI al Wr.
-The hinder part, .r>'-)\ tJlaUi,.. Hire, fl. (take on hire), ~\:..,,\ M-
On the .hinder part, \.;J~ min edjlH'. To let on hire..;j lMi.
telH'd. Hindermost, hindmost, -<let in farm), ~I tIJ"ar. To
p-";'I iliAlr. See Last. 'hire or bribe, Jk...r. htJrW.
Hinder, fl. ~ manat, .)J .add, Hire, 'J lird, )~\ l!1ar,.?'"\-.fr.
~..iU tatarriltl. See Obstruct, See Wages, recompense, reward.
pre'l"ent. -A broker's hire or commissioD,
Hinderancc, ~ I.e... mumdnalat, .u)." tlilaltJt, ~ .....MM. •
~..Jl- ",ue1rtJdtlt, ~ lIPIa"f"' Hired, ..;j- ".virtl.
~)u ttJe',.rutl, ~l. manit, Hireling, fi"\ ajf.r. See Mercenary·
.)J .tId. See Impediment, stop. Hirer,.. ..,jJ ~ }d,.I, ~;.,. .....
-A hinderer, ~ l. manit. A hirer of hones, mules, * .
Hindoo, ...,j.).;.Jb Hi"dl. ..s.t.(.. ",ukdrf. A. camel hirer.
-"
Hindostan, ~\::""'J.).;.Jb Hindustan, J~jammrll.
~loJ~ iildtl.l Airul. His is denoted by ! All subjoiDed
 HlT 591 HOO
to the precodiDg word, 88: ms mve, I. (swarmofbeea), ~b);

book, ~~ iitdW•. lnuodrat nalU.

HiIe, ,.~ _/Ilr. Ho! boa! ~ ,d.
Hils, •• ~ "/fro Hieeing or Hoar, hoar-frost, j.f.v"} ltwl btlz.
whiltJing as the wind, ~ Hoard, •. ~,...Ja.. matmtlral. See
M/f/. Treaeure.-To hoard, .M..., lam-
Historian, historiographer, tJr- mad. See Store, lay up.
lIItI-lIt'f'iU. Historians, 1,:),,>~r Hoariness, ~ I,\(Iyb, ~
__toIIrf"i,utin, ~jr mu- I,\(IylJat. See Gray hairs.
lDamlAllt. Hoarse, C~ maMtill. Hoarse-
Historical, ~)\j UrikAl. Hie- ness,4;,;;;:baMat. To grow hoarse,
torically, t:.}:;,n",~ lJi tarlk ~I anlJaA. ..
attarfiA.
Hoary, ~ l:. IAdyilJ. See White,
History, t:'},J tarikA (plur. t"~ 'i gray, mouldy.-Hoary hairs. See
Uw4r1iA), i.:.~ MhlYflt, ~',)
Gray hairs. [limp.
riwdrat,.r.&- kWar (pI.) ~ ,
Hobble, ~r laraj. See Halt,
lLWar). A true history, ~\!.­
Hobblingly. See Awkwardly, un-
~~)I~ Aihlyat Iw.I,\(It til
skilfully. [hilan lag1llr.
ritDa,,,,.
A poetical or fabulou8
Hobby, I. (small horse), ~~t.-.
history, ~~ Mhlyat, ~'..V ri-
Hobgoblin, I. \.}~ jinnl. See Elf,
wa,at. See Fable.
Hit, ,. y.ri daralJ. See Strike, fairy, demon.
Ho~nail, ,\.t........ milmilr.
I ....
beat.-To hit the mark or butt,
yL. lciJ. Hodge-podge, 1:J.>. "WI, .u.~
Hit, •. Y tlarHt, .L...)L- mllla- muklUuta. See Medley.
-". Blow, stroke.- Hodiernal, ~)!. yatDml.
See
(chance), JW' ittifdk. Hoe, I • .£.iF majrafat.
Hither, hitherward, la~' ila' Hog, I• .r..~
"Mnzir. Hogs,
iau. Hither and thither, la ~j\:.:;.. kMnillir. Hog's lard,
dlaJ Nmil fDa hundi. .r..r ~ I,\(IAm kMllllr. Hog-
Hitherto, ~'u" iUi tUa", I~J' gish, '-J~.:r> kMnairl. A hogs-
..), il.' "".4 aid,.. - head, ~,;! lJarmil.
 HOL 592 HOL

Hoist, t7. hoiae,~} rfljQf:: See Raise, castle.-Tbe hold of a ship, ~

-To hoist eail, t,lj.H~ ~.r!' ikll til...,."".

I4IAd til Wilt.. Holder, ,. ~l. fJIdIii.
. Hold, t7. (contain), 0.,/,:-1 i.\tatod'i Holdfaat, ,. y~ !tIlldi. See Hooi.
(poIIll8II, keep), d.-. ffUHi, Holding, pewt. ~l. .d• .

u~ tMtIrrfIj. See Grasp i Hole, ,. ~ b&UrA, ~ MH.

aei.e; retain j poeaees, enjoy.- A hole under the ground.)V:

To hold fast, ~ .....1. To gAil,.. A hole in the ground made

hold in (. hone, etc.). ~ tlaIHIt. by rabbits. moles. etc., ~
See Restrain, stop, check.-To MH. To make • hole. ~
hold in (reetrain one'a.self), ~ 1tIiai. See Bore. dig.-To stop

~I"..:. dfI1HH ,Ade4ta.w. To . up a holo, ~ ,add.

bold off (keep one at a distance). Holily. L.'~J'? iiiol Wc1IIt,
~~ dajoE' ~ -.nat: 'fo
;.J4b~ lJiiol tdd,.at.
bold on (continue). ~JI~ tldwQm, Holiness, L.'~ ~, b}41
.r=-' "ta...,. j (to ~ntinue to ta/w',.at. See Pority, piety•
sanctity.
bear Dr' suffer). ~ taNmcmtJI j
Holloa, ~ ga,~'~.
(to offer, propose), "';.r t.tWtJl j
(to last), ,.'~ u"" ~\i 14.. j (to
Hollow, u~ jlMDtHj. Hol-...
low <insincere), J~l..~ ,1uJJr
remain in union), J\£j~\~~JI~ ,iltlii.
UWfI. t..altJ' III "'i/a}. To hold Hollow, ,. (cavity), .J~' iItliji.,.,
a conference, ~,~ l;,w
~,=i' t4jtD~f (plur. ~J~:
til ",lIjl". tajdfDlJ),.)- ltaJr.
Hold, i"'PWal. d-.' iN'i. Hollow Dr' make hollow, fl. u~
Hold (grasp). dt....- ma,iat j (. jflwwtJ/,}- lajllr,..;:.-' il&Uj• .
prison). ~ laaNj Hollowed,,)~ atliftr, ~
(power,
in1luenoo). ~.1..j ktulrtlt, i.,J ..u1ttsJfIr. '-oJ~ • .ga_J.
kilwflt j ( . lurking place), ~ Hollownees, u~ jtlfl1fi (ineiDee-
kam.I" j (a stronghold or for- rity), ~.J riya.
tresa), kli kaltal. Sec Fort, Holme (trce), ":"I~~ . .irtli,ii•.
 HOM: 693 HON
Holocaust, ,. U r" IlUlAriitJt, iJ.i'r IllAlldji, ~ Ua.. 1IIIt4iii'
~J _fNat. HomogeneoU8Jle88, ~',.. .tMDiJ.-
Holy, \.J".ia... "'~, ~\k IdAir, .ft/;IU, ~Lh... "'~, ~
V"-'~ l:tJl4.... See Pare, good, tmrNfl.
pious, sacred. Homologous, ~L:.- .1UIdaib,
Holyday, ~ tid. iJ.iI,.. ","",4ji. Bee Congruous,
Holy Ghost, ,. V"..a.I'C') r.A M conform.
WH. Hone, ,. ~ lIIUQIf.

Homage, kU,' ttdt',t, r!r>-' iA- Honest, ('w 'dlii (fem. .tsI'w 14-
lird... See Obeieanoo.-To do liluJt), "p'w I4di} (fem. .u",'w
homage, rr'
I~. ,atliiat), J"'L: tdtlil. See Up-
Home, ~ 6tJyt, \i.. mddm, r right, jU8t, sincere.-Honestly,
\!.,. ma.idn, ~ flltJllan,
l;) CL.~ bihJl aaldA, .t.U::....,~
~J UNWIn. biJ:oI ilti1d~.
Homelineae, ~J\.i kMdwigat. See Honosty, L\t'"
tligdntlt, CL. '014'*,
RndenC81, inelegance, rusticity. J..w aUU, ~, iJ:1ald" J~
Homely in countenance, & tatll. Bee Virtue, justice, truth,
p' labIA al mflflllW. purity.
Home-made,hoDle-spUD ~,~ Homed (covered with honey),~
ilulgAl 01 6tJyt, ~~ 6tJytutf. "'"l
GUtIl. See Sweet, luscious.
See Homely, coar8O. Honey, ~ talal. Purified honey,
Homestall, homestead, ,. i....:..J..... ~J-; t fllM mUlflj'a'. Pre-
.....,. [iUl' bltiAo. served in honey, J--.l~~
Homeward, homewards, ~ J'
m"ttJkW biZ l filM.
Homicide, ,. ~Jj\i idtil latll, Honorary, ,waft, ~ljl df-'
J8 ",ttll. See Karderer.- iirdml. -
Homicide, Je:J ianl, J=.i laU. Honor, J~ jaldl, ,Aara!, "",;.r-
See Jlurder.-Homicidal. 8ee )\5;\;' ifti}1ltJr, ~i jaiAr. See
Bloody. Dignity, glory.-(ehastity), ~
Homogenea1, homogeneous (of the l i§at; (reverence) r!;->-,iAtwdm,
same kind), ~"'.} jard jim, r-:.P ~a}rlm,)~' it tibdr, 4
 ROO 594 HOP
TuJ,,,.,, ~ t4l slfII, 4.:JU:.!' il- hoot of a camel or oatrich, ~
tifdl. See Respect, veneration. Idtij. The interior part of the
-(reputation, good name), ...P.r hoof, ~ AiM. _
turd, ~...." ..\j ndmG.t(pl.~~ Hook,'. ylS' Wldb, ~lS' itIlldHI,
"aroaml,. See Fame, renown.- ...i\h.>. kAattdf (plnr. ~\b;..
Held in honor, ~j:.ll~~ kAatdtij). A fish-hook, t~~
rodjib ul t/lMlm, (' J - muktwr/lm. bdlul. A h_ook on which meat
See Honorable, honored.-With is hung, ylS' kulldb. A reap-
great honor and extraordinary
ing hook, ~ mafljal. A
magnifloonce, .. ('~~~~ sheep hook, ~!)1~ tMtl
~ bieDi" t/JIlm ro/l ikrdmi" a,.,.atl •
jallm. Hooked (catched with a hook),
Honor, t'0.r tal, (')1 /lMafll, ('f-' y~4ul- mUtalld lJil hila•.
iMar/im. See Dignify, reverence.
Hoop, ,. U1- Aalahlt. See Ring,
Honorable, ~~ '- ,aAa tiaIJI,
circle.-(of a barrel, etc.), i)-b
('~fllulttarflm,.r- fllUttalHw.
earat.
Honorableness, (,} karam, .t. ~
Hoop, t'. (a barrel), ..::,)!JU:.Jj
kardmat, J~ jaldl. See Honor,
~;U t"",al earat lil __fl.
eminence, magnificence, generos-
ity. See Encircle. [,kaAA4U.
Honorably,)~I~ lJiul itfiid,., Hooping-cough, I. 4i~4.1.-"tU
('~l~ btul iAtirdm,-t~ Hop, ,. ~ kaftat. See Skip,
(' ~~ btul t.ui" roa ikrdm. See jump.-A hop or place for a
llagnanimoualy, reputably. _ dance, ~)I~ fIt41uIll arnob.

Honored, (' J - }'!""",,.,.am,

~ Hop, t'. (skip), ~.) rGobu,;:;
mUtflU/lm, ~ mufak1Jeltlzm, kafas.
)".. flltHDaUar. [""'t.... Hope, J..l fIfIIIIl (plnr. JL.\ tMt41),
Honorer, I. ('~ m..wim, ;--. ~.) ret/a, )U:a::Jl illU&4r. See
Hoof,.)\.. AdJir (pl..)\.r Aawajir), Expectation, desire, ooDfideaee.
J,.j "at'. A cloven hoof, ~ -To cnt off, or blast one'. hopei,
'lul! (plnr. ...i~1 /laldj). The .~)~ kata t rqj41.
 HOR 595 HOR
Hope,~.~.J UwaDI,', J,:;\ MIIrMl, horna, \~~ 1M41c1k. Butted
~.; tarditlh. See Expect: or killed by the horns of a bull,
Hoped,J,..·L. .....el,~~fJIQ'iu. ram, etc., 'Cia:- malttd. A
Hopeful, ~ ~_ riIjl, ...;:- r- hom (muaioal instrument), JY.
..",.tljl, ~ mutaman"l. 6d, ~ Mflr. Au ink-horn,
Hopefully, j..\~ /niDI arMl. ~~.l dtlwilyat, ~ ma,uarat.
Hopelllill (having no hope), ~\j Homed, ~J}iJ laTau kurun.
6:-)\ idtit. arrajil, j...\.uL. Homy (made of horn), ~} iornl.
.aldo au i (promising no- (belonging to hom), ~} !amI.
thing good), J..\~L. ..ti 6iM See Callous.
•aol. Hornet, I. )~j "Mur.
Hoper, I. ~;- "uUwajjl. Horologe, I. ~L 14t.at.
Hoping, Part. and adj., J..;" Horoscope (configuration of planets
_'mil. SeeHopefuI.-Hopingly, at the hour of birth), r:!u, Ulit.
J..\~ 6iJ:ol amal. See Hope- (plair. r:!\"k tGIDdliJ.
tully. Horrible, ~~ ....auf, IJJ-
Hopper (of a mill), i.l tlalu, V'J.lli mainlA, J! l. lady.l, J".... ..u1aul,
4:Jj="-\Y\ lddiU attaTailn. ~ ...TaI6. See Dreadful,
HonJ.. horary, LW~ 6iu4ed, terrible, frightful.
~~l....lJy,,-.... ..a",1ii lil Horribleness, ~\;..:, lluIlt4t.at. See
~t.iJt. Dreadfu1n8ll8.
Horde. I. rii .... See Tribe. Horribly, ~ ~t.":'! 6i ItGIDt.'n
Horizon, Ji\ 110ft, JU\ af4k, Jit:>.. lluI"l t ·
iAd..JU. The two horizons (the Horrid, IJJ- mainlA. '? ..
east and west), ~wt:>.. k1adftd", mwtalwal, ~ WlTa, ~
,-=",_ iii\.>. kAdpt". Horizontal, llaan1t.. See Horrible, hideous,
...;li t IIfa"'. enormous. - Horridn8ll8, ~ L..:.
Ho~. •• 4:J} lorn (pI. \:JJ) kur1I,,). llaaniltal. See Hideou8n8ll8.-
T ...o-horned,~.}J~";aill""ln. (enormity), ~4 jtll4..at.
To battwiththehorns,~Itatd. Horror, ~\;..:, llaandtat, ~~
Batting one another with their _rflAigat. To conceive horror,
 HOB 500 HOB

~.;; uj.. ;".it. aj a,.iA, 'j;:.-I ~\i daWvtI lalliI'd ..."..,

ultJlrtJ1. Held in honvr. 'J}- liNMtl al tara1lculdl .i" Mot
.....A. _lItIAr i/4' idlieu.
Hol'llO••. ~b
j(Jr(u.
AN4"; (marc), V'}
A blood hone, a hol'lMl of
Horse-breaker. •. V"'!L..

noble pedigrce,J:.,..\~b. laUd" Horse-dcaler,

aril. A piebaJdhorse,~r.'~b.
hildfl aWGlA. An Arabian horse.
&yl.
JfJn!Jds.
.,.,
~'I~J ,.dl:ib.l D.,l.
J:..> t.4~
Horse-couraer, j~4
.t
d.r~\-iiId"ttlrtlbf.ATurki8h Hol'110 emmet, •. (a large . .
};orse, J;~b. /ai.d" 1Urkl. ant), C~\.c.JiW .111" liA.i
A barb bOnK', -..t/w..:)b lila" itlftdl.
IIUlIArtibl. A Jed horse, a hol'110 Hol'lle1lesh, ~\~ Id. cl u.gi.
of state or parade, d~ ,tuW. Horee-fty, •. ~':L~.,) dii6all' Gl
A lame hone, ~rl..:)b M.dfl 1al1HIt.
tli.!tlj. Poet hOlllell, alIo relays of Horse-guards, .u~11,:)4~.:~
horsee, Ah....r.l'..:)l.-. ANd" al ttHWtli,4f1 01 UulyydltJl.
poll.. To dl'8lll or curry a horse, Horse-hair, ~~~ *t! Ii
~b'I~ u,AlW • A.&afl. Atid". [dddii! iii WWil·
Themasterofthehone'J.,,>-~.I Horse-laugh••. .ti if i !~t
i",l,. dAliI'. A groom who leads HOI'llO-leach, .iik ctUdal (pllll.~

horses of state, ..sfoJ.!. ,alal:jf. t.:.J\aL: ~,).

Hone(cavalry)• .ii~ iMyyiiltlt. Hone-litter. •. (tor tnnlliagl,
J:..> Ha,l,J~ iAtlysl. ~")~ tdAl ,...,...
HOIW. fl. (mount a hone).~..J Horaeman, I. J~ 1NIniil, V')~
~'wuJ'~ ,.,w l'" • Atielfl. jd";'.~) rd.b'I. HOIII!IIItI.
Horseback, mounted on horseback. l,:)L.,} /twld". See EqueetriaD.
~J ,.dlill, V'}i ja";'. To Hone-meat• ....A.k talaJ. Seelby,
mount or ride on boneback, ~J gt'8Il8, bean.
,.Md. Horae-mill••. }oM ...Mr.
Horse-boat, •. ~~d~'J~ Horae-pond, I• .r...J.i:. gTt.lfr, JJf
~~I h.:. ~t.:.J\i ~ '.I.J' J.J... mauwlltl,vOJ> lt8tctl.""'. ........,.
 HOB fi97 HOV
Hone-race. ,. ~,~,- tlI4Id- HOlitess, ,. \~\S',u\4>-l.J ,4ltil>at
idM 41 v..,l. Bee Course, race, al loidfltld.
race ground.-A wager at 8 hone Hostilo, ~~ nt.U41i/, I./~
race,~~...".aAill. See Wager, 1ar61. See Advene.-A hostile
Hone-shoe, ,. jlU MJ. [bet. excursion, ~,,;-- ('Yf'~ '*jam
Hone-ltea1er, ,. ~"j'.r ,,,"ak Aar61.
41&,1. [See Highw8Y. Hostility, ;)\~ ltldatDat, i..~
Honeway,~U:J...,~> tMiklUltdlll. UUlUmGt, .u.lls.... mM1&1d14/at,
Hose, Y~~ jiJ.ra6. Yr- /uzr6, ~\.,~ tal",all,
Hospitable, ~ ""Uti",. A i l , , \ - · "'''t4dat. To commit
hospitable man, ~ ",wlfj. hostilities, ;Jt.)..~J-i lamal
HO!Ipitably, ...,ij~ 6; tli,afti... t..tldatDtlt.
Hospital". (for the sick), ~rJ~t.,) Hostler, •. ~LId,U. See Groom.
dilr al marlltl, LL.l.J'.;IJ tlii.r Hot,jl.>. Ad,." ~I.>. Ailmf, ~
fU1tdIIfa; (8 public building for ,"Hm. A hot bath, ('\:t.:...
the reception of the poor and ktllflma",. Hot (vehement, furi-
traTellCl'lJ), ,,\Ai\:;.. l&1ilddA. See ous), ~\~ 1atltl tltlai t . See
CaraT8naera, inn, hostel. Fierce, vehement, violent, eager,
Hospitality, .u~ tliyil/.I, ,ij\.,j\ keen, precipitate. - Lascivious,
~;L1\ idiJ/ot til glfJf'16. i~~t- ,alii ,141",tll.
Hospitaller, •• ~ lfIwlfj. See Somewhat hot, J~ ",flltalil.
Host.-Tbe knights Hospitallel'lJ Hot-brained, hot-headed, t:!i,•.n~
(or knights of llalta), J~\ Aatltl al miadj. See Rub, violent,
IIlihpitilr. p888ionate.-To be hot,..;r _I.
Host, •• (landlord), .u~\~l.J Hotly, i.,'~ it kartlrat j (rio-
ldAilJ Gtldi,a/dt, ~ mwlfJ. lently), i~ it ,1tMltlt1t, ..~
Hoetase, , . .t.• IllJ rMlMt (plur. j_a. [fury.
~u.J rtl1tiJ,ill). To give.8 Hotness, i)!J- Aardral. Bee Heat,
bo8taBe• .t· -~J~\ tlfit,' rM_t. Hotch-potch. See Hodge-podge,
Hostel or hotel; \.).j\S'} loid"tId, farrago. [but, ehed.
J.;- ..-..l. Hovel, ,. va>- kAiI. Bee Cottage,
 HOU 598 HOW
Hover, t1. (over head, 88 a bird, etc.), Houeebrealter, •• ~~ _ _I.
W.}.; rafraf, r6.. Mm. See Thief, robber.

Hound, , . ..;~_~ !alb 'flgtll. House-dog, ,.)}:\j~Wh.,.,..

See Dog. HOUllehold, ,. ~'J-' aW.

iayt. See Family, dom_.-
Hour, ,. kL. ,alat. From hour to
Household furniture, houaehold
hour, kL.."kL.
• .a..at iii ,a..L at.
~
stuff., ~'l.::.JU' atilt til iIIp.
-.
III a happy hour, ';J~.. k~
A householder, housekeeper,
hi .tItatin mflltudat. Every bour
~'~L. ..am alhaJt.
(hourly), kL.Js' leol 'fltat.
Houseloss, ~ ~L. aiilaMJ H,t.
House, •. ~ hayt (plur. l.::.J~
Housemaid, •. ~'.1:>. iAadtldMGt.
lmyut),)" tliI,., l.;)'t- moldn,
House-room, ~ ...Aall, k..:)
J- malan, Jy... mansal;
fDfIItat, ~ \:.A.. --.ftd1&.,••
(deacendants from one ancestor),
Housewife, ~'':'.'~':'lU~ ffUIrl al Nft.
J-.i MIl, J..-' all.
See Family,
See Hosteu.,
race.-A winter house,' ~
Housen (houses), ..:.J~ 6irt4
maAtG'. A Bummer, country, or
)!.,) diyar,)yJ da,..
garden house, ~ f1I4IYaf. .A.
Housings (for hol"8ell). J4 ji141.
royalhouse,~ '}" tid,. al maUl. See SaddJe-cloth.
See Palace.-A store-house, .w".:.
How (in what manner), ~ iaJf,
,AQnat. See Magazine, ware-
house.-A work-house (workshop)
~ ial!fIIItil.. How long? J'
~ il4' matG'. How may?
~I...:...~ hayt al 'Aag/J;
~f lam fMrrat. How then ~
(shop), I;)~" delUdn. The house ~ faktfyf. How do you do?
or station of a planet, '[.f. lnH:1', how d'ye? ~6..~ -Y!
~;J\'[..r.hwjalktWJW, Jr MUd. How many children?
fNJIIIal. See Conste1latioll.-The .lIJf - fDalA. How much?
house of perdition (hell), ~ how great? f ia•.
j .........,}~!Jb tid,. al_tlr. However, ~ Will, ~J valdia,
A religious honse,;.." tltIgr. See '.i..tb~ ""t Mid, ,.uw~~ tIIIJt
Abhoy, mon88tery. iol Aasd; (in whatever bl8DD.er),
 JIUl[ 599 H1Jl(

1,:':",I~r,:r ... 1M III tDIfiU, i""..I. Human utnre, ~I

~ kay/Gail, 4:J~,~,..,j~ lMy 4iW1\ atttl1Jft at til i"""yat.
117cu1i. . 14.. j (atleast), ~)~ ~drf, Humane, 4 \ . . . 1ttIlI1Il, ~1. •
I -
j, UHJlaw, ~~W-i' tlullamd maldtif, ~ Itstlf. See Be-
yale...
Howl, ••
Howl, I.
J" .u.,JJ
wtlltDQ1.
wtllnlat, JI,JJ
nevolent, kind.
Humanely,
Humanity, ~ Ailm, ~J raARat,
[ Usfat.
.ill,1.J'! lJikol .tdd·

f&fitDill, ~~ ltItDfl. ~1. mulattlftlt. See Benevo-

HowSOOTer. See However, although. lence, kindne8ll j tllIo human na-
Hubbub, ~ tapa,~} hwultl. ture. [.....dn.
Huckle-backed, y~' a/ulai. Humanise, 17. ~W'.u..r ttlmtllalto
Huddle, (to do anything pre- HumanlY,4i W'J'!. hikol.....ilniyat.
17.
cipitately),~?- _"at. See Humanely.

Huddle, I. See Crowd, Humble(8ubmisaive, low, depressed),

~ j'tJmf.:
taJIlult, confusion. .r.:b- Adfr, ~'.f... mutawatlit>
t
Hue, ~~,J lafDtl ,aMgA. See 4:JJ"> tli1". See Low, base, poor,

CoJour, dye. To make hue and abject, mean.

ary, ~Ji ttl.altilYta . Humble, 17. ~I iltaltlcctr,.J.-

Hd, 17.;> La.; tafdkltar. See Auhw. To humble one's-self,
Bout, bluster j (to swell with ~'i tawatlat! wU.iJ taullal.
aelC-importance), ~ tctllJUlJm. Humbled, ~Ir mutawiitlif:: To
A huft' (mdden 8well of arrogance be humbled, ~'i tawatlat·
or anger), .(;\.- Mmdka. Hnf- Humbly, ~\,:i~ "'-101 UsWdHt·
fiahDeB8, )~~ glturt.r. See Arro- To beg humbly, v-=JI .1tamtll.
gance. [lIya,. Humid, ~.J' r,UlI. See Wet,

Hnge, ~ taslm, V"'~~ "ild moist, watery.

Holl: (hull Of' body of a ship), rft"

Humidity, ~J!.J t'uta"at, ';J~
~ .rI'
jinn al nuwkah. A. hulk tarawtlt. See Moisture, wetne8ll.

(anything bulky), r~l~ Humiliation, k~ tlt,rat , tW\

at

tal. '!ijinn. ittidal> ~I~ UswdtlUf::

HnllUUl, ..j~ 6tultari, ~L-..il Humility, J\-S.; I i"k;-dr, ~
 HUM:
tllddaul, t~ awltil' ~'i
tatou.t . l-·tl.
•Humorist, ,. ~ __Ai., ~
Humorous (capricious), ~L.
~ ,a/u} "YI; (jocular),
y .r-J\~ IIIttf al mtIIl,.lIi.
Humorously (capriciously), ~L:
~i\:> tala' AalDa a,.nal';
(jocosely), ~J~~ biMl
lit.b IDII diAi.
Humor80me, .J'.:.~L-JS'~
t.allII10 kol ,4tlll ,Auil.
Peevish, humorous.
Humor (moisture), ~;,) ....tiUJat.
The four humors in the human
body, 1:.1.> BtUt (plur.
IIi1tltJt). The humor or temper
of the mind, ~~ ..iaiJJ~
Vtdtir, Y';:- ma,ArIli,
._lDal j (jocularity), JjA Aasl.
A man of humor, ~
mulAin, ~* fiMlNwrij, '-IJ ~j
8tl1,.alDl. Humor (caprice),
~ l«Irf,.;kL:;.. I:1kitw. See
Potulance, peeviahneaa, whim.-
Morbid humors, ~.>,;-3\l,kl\
al MAlat .,.,.atliyllt.
Humor, t:'. ~U--. "'~\ " iJ
.! " \
tala' /usgJi1o, ~~~~\ aja
lilla' iAtitirilo, ~Ji~ fDd/al:
600 HUN
tait.do. See Gratify, IOOthe,
comply, fit.
Hump, I. (hump-backed ... heth-
backed), y~\ 4NW, (COl.
\.:~ Aatlbd. Sc..-e Crook-becked.
~T~ hunch or crook the back,
.d6..~ III..' /ulldo.
Hundred, I. ~L. mayat. A hUD-
dred thousand, ~\~L. _,et
alJ. About a hundrod, a hundred
moro or 1e18, ~~J}\t~L.)Jl.
Sea
~ \ ",iitla,. _,lit ,a
aswl 14
adtu. The hundred-leaved roee,
~L.i...», fDtWtJtl ..tItld..~j.
Hung, J- ""lalW, ~ ...
u.allil&.
<-
Anything haug up (..
kk\
fruit, ete., to dry), ~ '*'ttl-
ld. A provender 880k huug lOl1ud
;k\>
J'.t-
a horae's neck, ~~ .. ii1ld"'.
Hunger, t.~ jtif:: To hUDgel',
t.~ jar: See8tarve, tobehuugry.
.......
-To make hungry, ~ jMIItIJGt.
Hungrily, J!.)\~ t;tU.' crrrii,
t.~\j;- lltl' c;j#it· .
e
Hungry,o;)\&.~ jatiJ._, ~~~.
See Starving.-To be huugry,
e~ jat:.
Hunt, t:'• .>Uw\ ;,tdtl, ~\ iiUrtM.
Hunt, huntiug, ,. ¥..,.. See
Chase, pursuit.-Anythiq be-
longing to bunting (8& hawks,
 HUR 601 HUS
dogs, horses, etc.), ...,~ ,a,th. Hurt (injnred or wounded) )'~
To go a hunting, ~\J\e'.J ......,.. ioJ.)b... .....1, ~
ni1 1114' aua,d. --tuw. To be hart, ~\
tIIIIlM.
Huled, ~ "'~.
Hurt, I. ).,. WM. ~.)\ isiyllt. Bee
Huuter, huntBman,.,. ~~ IfIYYdtl.
Wound, harm, injury.
A hUDter or bunting dog, ~
Hurtful, ~ ffftItlirr: Bee Harmful,
lJ~ WlIIl1,th. A hunters Det
pernicioua.-Very hurtful, ~
" other implement, i~ lIIlJI-
,UM. ),riJ\ "",.111
tIa,.ar. Hurtfully,
Huntress, I. i~~ .."litlfst. )~~ 6iiol tltwtlr.
Huntamanship, ,,~.L.jll~L.JY' HnrtI8ll8.~.r--= ,Tta,r ..uirr. See
ol wJ tJ1Iilsi..4t liZ ,,,,,ad. Harmleea, innocent.
Husband, ~,j saUJj (plnr. ~'-,jI
Hurl, fl. ~~ 1uMlo.f, ~) ,."fIUj'.
See Throw. shoot, fling. flStDaj), ~ He'
Husband, II. ~;j IalOCDaj. Bee)larry.
Hurled, ~ r
.tIf"mIJ'• ~,..u::-­
-(to manage frugally) •.), tINIffM.
tuUiJ. See Thrown.
Hurly-burly, ~ ta,tG. o.:.'~
HDsbandlesa, ~,j..r--=~ ....,.
U,'!Jflfl. See Tumult. oommotion. UUJj. -
Husbandman, I. eli JlJIlaA. v~
Hmicane, , . .1~~~) riA ,ltdfd,
sarit . See Farm..r.
~,,) UtI1Mta'. See Whirlwind,
Husbandry, ek~~ tarattit, k..-li
wind.
Jald""'; (frugality), ~L......'
Hurry. II. V'
awat, ~, ;flllal.
"IIIf.jtil. See Haste, hl18ten.- Hush! . ."iIctwlI, ~, ;'''tIt;
HQrry,~et.t;al4t. SeeTumult, (silent). dL llikit. To husb
commotion. haste, precipitation.
(make stillorsilent),-.::-L,uw,
Hurt, •. J~~ t affftJI da"M, ~ ...s:U luultltJ'; (to be stillor Rilent).
... See Harm, pain, injure, ~L lakat.
wound. - SDperfluity
a Husk. hurta, "r j Ii..",.. Y,r>- IA4fT!16.
little doea good.(Arabic proverb), Husk, II. (strip off the outwafd in-
~~""'~' al "MI,. dar teguments), ).i ltal"'''a,.. See
N k4lIl tNJat. Peel.
 J:typ I

H118ked (oovered with a hUlk), lIyperbole, , . .t.A.lL:--- -~.

J".t.i .d Hyperbolical, hyperbolio, ~l.

t-
laIIo .".,At'lr.
Hut, ,. tl iuiA. See Hovel, cottage. .w ~ 14M" mvMlagMt. To speak
Hntch". (corn chest) ~\J'~ hyperbolically, .w~J¥
,antlai al .tamll. See Granary. mv1Jd14glult, ~1(1'Jt:J~ idldgl
Hyacinth, ,. (Hower), J:..:-: IWIlnd ; fll kalam.
(gem), l.::);~ yiliat. Hyperborean, JW I.all.
Hyades (coll8tellation), ~~~\ Hypereritic".~Wl~~
adtla"tWdn. Iii gladytJt. See Critic.
Hydra, ,. LJIJJ- Myyat alma. Hypochondriacal, hypochondriac,
Hydraulics, WI~) ~ fa,. raft 40rlJ I~J'"' ItIUJtldUJI. See lle1u-
alma. A hydranlio musical in- choly, insane.
Itrnment, b.....~U ""terat. Hypocrisy, b riyil, ~~~ .lIra,a1,
Hydrocele (watery rupture), ~ ~\.M mvldiaMt, JU; uJ4l.
LJ\ it14t almd, J,j-i n..ill. See Dissimulation.
HrdromeI, J-l1l. mil ul t4lal. Hypocritic, ,. hypocritical, hypo'
Hydrophobia, w~'~I~.J Oil", critic,)~ maaar, ViL... ••.
LJ' ~ lid al kala1J (JUJ alkllaUJf min A J'.r-flUWdyi. Hypocriti-
almd. [Dropsical. cally, JUi~ ,,i101 Mfai, J:!
Hydropical, ~ m..tfllit. See ~I.M IJikoI mudii!ulflal.
Hyena, I. ~ tla1J t . Hypothetical, if.r. ,ltarll. See
Hymen (membrane),~),4ly4=­ Conditional.
Miil" ullJul:ilriyat. See Marriage, HyBSOp, U,:j lilfd.
virginity.-Hymeneal (pertaining
to marriage), .l..=f"~y,......:... I.
maMu" Iii IVat, V'f ltlr,. See I, in English, has two poWell, II in

Matrimonial; epithalamium. the words "it and "iu, the former

Hymn, I. .ts:.M madlMt (plur. of which, in Arabic, is noted by •
t=\..t.- ftl4cidV,A. Hymns, ~ U, and the latt. by ~,
l.::)~ la,"llailt. [dan. preoeded by i:! (), expre&!!8d or
Hyp, t'. ~ ..~ ~k khall"A !liwUJ- nnderstood; as in the worda y~

•
 I. ID! 603 ION

iitdlI, book,' and ~ Hit, Idiot, ,. J-'~ jaW. _

I a house.'

I, JIIf'I. JWOfI. 'V \ M4. I mywelf,

Idle (luy), ~ _14., J~
"Mldl; (unemployed), J.-h-...
~'.jl; r IUICi . .tt, ~ 'V \ IIfI4 lIlt'tattfll. Bee Indolent, lazy,
MIll. inactive, useleaa, worthleaa.
lee, ji. HI, ~ jtllitl.
Idleueaa. J..S kaBal, .u~ "afillat.
IchDeamon, ,. ~ ,..IJII. See Laziness, iudolence, sloth,
Iclmography, ('""'..J ,.am, h~.n('""'..J
triffingnetl8, uaeletl8nesa.
r/ll1Jl til "ind.

Icicle, •• ji..i.bi lite" "41. Idler, ,. ~ kaBltl".

Icy (full of ice)')J! ill' hllalw "41. Idly (Inactively), "1k~ "tltiltm.
¥
Idea, ..... taBatlJUJ1W, J~'kMgal Idol, •. t-
IfIMm (plur. rt:-\

(plur. '-=Jl~ k1uJyalilt), ~J

atndm), tDa,o (plur. >:)UJI JJ
aw,d,,).
..... See Imagination.-An
absurd idea, Jk~ J~ k1uJyal
Idolater, idolist, ,. waanl. ...;J,
See Infidel, Pagan. [48IIdm.
Mtil. Foolish ideas, '-=Jl~
Idolatry, rt:-l\j.J~ tilJdtlat ul
~~\... iluJy4lilt mci laM
Idolize, fl. ¥ t'W, 8ee Love,
-I:u·. To entertain an idea,
adom, reverence.
)j4J~.
Ideal, ...oj.:&- 1fItd48a1llflNlr, ~ J If, 4:)1 in, \...
i,
ma, ~ 1IHo.
\:J'
And if,
tn, t:.,
tAt.,alf, uI, tDalml, ~ tDtWJtD. But if,
..tItUlttIyy;Z. Ideally, "WJ tmamtl. If not. r\:J' i" lam•.
..... J~. ~J!
!My"lf.
"i [saliM.
tDtfjltin
Igneous, ..,j)'V ndn. See Fiery•
Ignoble, Jj.J "6181, ~ WI,..
Ideatical (the same), UI~ " See Mean, worthleaa.
Identity. ~,~,..; sat tUlt8l1a,. Ignominious, ~ jatlfk, Y~
Idiocy,idi;tiam,Jf=:- ja,", ~r~ matyil". See Base, mean.-
tMo- tMl· See Folly, stupidity. Ignominiously, ~~ "iol
Idiom". ~ \ ..tildA, I.:JW lilan, jatlfllat..
~ log"". Idiomatioal, ~ Ignominy, ~ jatlf1uJt, ~
.....wi1, ~U-\ utilcJAI, tajtlfl, laM, ~ ttIJ". t!
o.1j~ WUJj.sf. See Disgrace, reproach, shame,
 ILL 604 ILL

basenell8, meannesa.- To be Illegitimate, JJ~ baltlliJ:. See

branded with ignominy, ~\ Spurious.
....
i"jtMltlA. [Fool. TIl.favoured, i),-J\~ Wi'
Ignoramus,' ,. j.)~ jal.,1. See
au.,."'.
Bee Deformed.
Illiberal (parsimonious), ~
Ignorance, ~ jaM, .u~
idAfl. Bee A varicioua.
ja/lii.18I. Gross ignorance, ~
Illicit, ~~ Aara...
~~ jtl1J mlU'a&b. Pretended Illimitable, .J~1 ltl ~.
ignorance, J.Gl~ taj4Aul. Illimited, .J~~ glta". ...-
Ignorant, j.)~ jilAiI. Ignorantly, luuld4d.
.. J~~ lJiioljtJAlin. Illiterate, ~~ btld t iht, Ja~
Iliac passion, i},; kkut;.• jaAu. Illiteratenetl8, illiterature,
III (bad), ~~ ublA, ~U jillitl; ~\~.).r. ttMltl.. al til...

(indisposed), ~~mMid, J~ Illness, ~~ flUJf'H. Bee Diaeue,

sickuesa.-(badness), .JWj."al.
flUJt!al. [ference.
'-:J
k.. WdAat. See Wickcdn•.
Illation, ~ ft4tlJat. See In·
Ill-nature, t t:J=1\.L~ ,AartUaJ
Illaudable, L~\~l ltl
alatbd t . Bee • JIalevolenoe.-
gtllttJAuk al madA.
Ill-natured, ~)\,,:!.J.J ,.MII " t.
Ill-bred, JkJl.,J'.J)"ad! til aUldk. atbat;.
Illegal, illicit, trJ'-...,;k 14iliij Ill-timed, ~~J~ ,Iy /1
t11lIA4f't, ~,r..r-& gJuzgr ,Mrt.', gAag,. ffUIluIUi!to, Bee UDIeUlD-
~~ _Il... Illegality, 1;); able.
Illuminate, C/. illume, illumine,
ifr-~~..:.-.l\ uwn fUAlJuzy
gAa". ,Aartf. Illegally, ~~
.;;; ffaWtD4f', )yJi ttllllll _u.
See Enlighten, decorate, illustrate.
J- milt gAayr Iud, ~.. t.~
Illuminated,)j;... 1II1m4H111ll'af", J~~
ifr- hi MUlti" gJuzy,. ,llQ"t.f • ns,.llll', .;e:- ...Ir, .J.fl\~L.
Illegible (writing), ..;~J ld ,alit: auU,..
yu,._a'. Illumination, ~ aiya')J1 Illiir

I11f8itiml1cy, ..j.J..)J...\ lUI radio (plur )';\ anwa,.).

 ILL 605 Ill.!.

.....,.,..,..
IllumiDator, I• .r.l- ....III,? Ji*" mDBtrioua1y,)~.. tf"! IIi ltatOt"'
IllAUG,.•
Illuaion (falae appearance), J~ Image, ~-"" IG,.M, J'.:. ,lUJ:l,
1My41,.J'j4; latlUJIDtW. Bee De- ;~ tAwl,., .ti.*' qkut. Bee
ception, error, mockery.-The Idol, statue, pioture; copy, like-
illusionaotdreams, r~l"':)l~ ness; idea. Images, imapry
a.,4liU III fI1Il4m. The illusions (statues, pictures, eto.)'J"'ftIID4W,
of the devil, ~~l.:.''-!rJ t.:)!r.,..u ttIItC/f,.4t, J.::JW 14-
tAtDflat l1uIyt4""tlt, ~JW *111.
~ ~ ttIIdtClf, ,luJpJ,.i,at, Imaginable, );.a.::- ....
ttJ..tDtlIGI',
~~l.:.'\"'J""J tlItIIfI1t114t 1luJy- P\~\; k4Ml al jiI;r.
tdfIt,at. Imaginary, imaginative, s.,r'\.;i
Illuaive, j~ UiyiJlf. _.
}iy4ll, ~~ Uiy4lf, ~
C
muatrate,fI.(elucidate), J tDtMltJtJl,
.~ytll, ~J to_I. Bee
~ 1HJyyd, ~ !tIUIIr. p\ Idea1.-The imaginative poW01"8,
...... See Explain; tJlIo illu-
~\;P ktt1tlt til m~­
miuate, brighten. - lllustrated, yiltlt.
C J r -AraA. Imagination, J~ iAtJyal, V'~
IDUlltration, ~j3 _till, ..:)~
ity4l, Jj4-1 ttIItwnDtw, ~
lHIya., )~\ tSiiJ", ~
ttlt6',.,
WAay,w, r'Jto_, r'iJ
14-
C.r- ,1a,.A, ~ ttI!II,., ~J\3 .( .fI...
~
tOal&Atrrn, .r J - , .t1:...1.. ...Ia-
IdtDfl, -...4~ ttltrij, ~i
1ItJut, ~ . . . ~j ItItm. Imagi-
ItwJdj, ~ ttI!II1. Bee Ex-
nations, t.:)~ tdluJyytJl4t.
planation, exposition.
Bee Conception, idea, fancy, con-
illustrative, '-h- '" R!,,~ r-
,AMAI
trivance.
ted la!IIn. muaa;,tively, ~
l:J~.J,cr- lIil:ol . .Am tOa
Imagine, fl. J¥ ~ , ~j

N,4,.. Uta"" Ji'..... Bee Fancy,

maatrioua, J~\~\- ,4lll iIgure, contrive, think.
.z jtIl41, ~ jtilfl. Hia illuB- Imagined, J~ ......."."a,.•
triOIlS ancestors, .U:a.•.!\,.J'~\ Imaginer, I. ~ \>. 1My", J~
IIfitldtlJeD til t.UJU~. ",.ttllaUMW, ~ fII.,t.iluryyil.
.0
 nl! 606
Imbecile, J~ 1HJIJul. See Feeble, ~.ci\ iltad4'; (to counterfeit),
weak ot mind. ) ,j IItIfDtDfW, ~ WW. I~­
Imbecility, J-U-lk..A"'; dlAtf al tated, ~.x.:L. ",tdUY, .)\.i..
tall. See Feebleness, weamess. mvh.zlW.
-Imbecility of mind, jilJIU; Imitation (copying), ~ tczBii,
IilkJt al tllll. I~' i"titld.
'Imbibe, fl. Y~ jauJ, Y,rW Imitative, t.i~ ttJilItll.
ttuluwrGi, y.r- ,Iw,.,.". Imbib- Imitator, •. ~~ mt'itadl.
ing, an imbiber, ~ mfll4-. Immaculate, v--i..\l\~~u, tdAir
II,.UI. Ground which does not min atltlantJl, ~\Ia fdAir. See
imbibe rain, ~JuO)I fWd Pure, spotless.
tHatlll. [ mirr. Immaterial, immaterialized, im-
Imbitter, embitter, fl~~tGfNJlaM matenate, ~~ bild jlUaA,
Imbody, embody, fl. (briDg together ~~ glulg,. mvUjauil. See
into one m888), ~ jtlfltllt. Incorporeal.-Immateriality, im-
See Incorporate.-(to coe1eece), materialness, ~\r~ ~
~ laId:. aljaud.
Imbolden, embolden, fl. ~~.P Immature (not ripe), "I'd; (not
ItWJfDfl' Iftl1ltJM. See Encourage. perfect), J...~~ g1u¥ kaM.
Imbosom, embosom, 1:'. Jiu Immeaaurable, ~ 4J~ u.,. 11M
tllll4l1. See Embr&ce. Mtll. See Immense.
Imbound, embound, tI. See InclOlMl. Immediate, ~ \ - . Adtlir. See
, -To embow. See Arch. Instant, present. [/II Adl.
Imbrown, embrown, fl• ..;A'."'~ Immediately, ..,,- 1a4llmt, J~\J
tGmala1lo amaa,.. See D.ken. Immemorial, ~.)i hulIm, r~"r-~
Imbue, fl. b--' I41NIgA. See Dye. k4tlIm III tlYyll.. See Ancient.
Imitable (poseible to be imitated), Immense, immensurable, V"y~
..
'~~I~ wtii. III illitld,
~'J.?\i laiil altIJll.d, ""~~
lIi14 ki,a., .i-~ lil4 Wi,
4J~I~14 'ilIUM laAo'J~;i
. '.ci~ I lcl,il til iJ:titld. glaG'" ..a.ilu,.. See Ex_ve,
Imitate, fl. (copy), J-£j nak41, unbounded, infinite, blip.
 HIli 607 nOI
Immensely, ,J-.~~ min gNJyr V--\;liJAilA. See Obscene, im-
Wd. SeeImmense.-Immelllity, pudent.-Immodesty, l:-~~
immenmrability, ">J~~ t.WI aU. gAayr ""yd. See Impudence,
itl;,at g"tIY' mlllulfid. obsoenity.
Immerge, immene, C/. (put under Immolate, C/•
'L' "
sahaA. ...::U
water), vob
g/wttru. See 8ink.
Immolation,
8ee Sacri1ice.
lItJ6A, e:'; IoU fitld·

Immersed" J.!.~ gluwfl:, J';:"- Immoral, J.>-\; 11.1.;'''. Bee Bad,

mUltaglwil:, Immersed in wicked- wicked, dishonest.
neu, J~~~~J~ Immorality, ~ 111M", ~jill:.
fIlUlIagArik htl jill: UJalfwjilr. 8ee Dishonesty, wickedne88.
Immersion, J~ gwl:, vob g""". Immortal, <.:.Jr!.'j ld ytl..11I, ~
Immethodical, ru.w~~ mu. NJy. 8ee Eternal.
glulgr "tidm, JJ""'~ hila flltil. Immortality, ~ Wa, ~Ir~">
See Contusecl.-Immethodically, UUJd.. tlMtlI,.
r~~ hila n.ldm. Immortaliae, C/. ~.;~ kAalW
Imminent, ~..,,:- mUlANj, jh.. silwtlM. Bee EternaIiae, cele-
fltutil. Imminent danger, »- brate.-(to become immortal),}~
~ k1&41t1r t ... alr
<.:.J.r!1~'..> day.m ltJ Ytlmul.
,4,.
Immiaaion, JJ"-"> tluk/i111, J\:;....>' Immortally, 4lIJ~j1.. t~ hi fltllDt''''
i4l:1tiJ1. [IJdkAaI. ld ItIUJaI1tllto. Bee Eternally.
I ....... t, -. I:'..> tltdAkW, 1-'..>1 ,. " . . ,1.0_
....... " v- v- Immoveable, ~~~ g~.
Immobility, ,=,,,L ni11,., ~~lr.).: afltaltiJrrU. Immoveable effect.
t GdtJm alwaut. (real estates), I.:J!J~ ttJ14rat,
Immoderate, JI~I~ hila i~itI41, dLI Mlllal:. Immoveably,
">J~~J~ fHtajdtDis alltutlutl. lir~ hila Wtlut.
See Excessive, immenae.-Im- Immunity, ~UL... tmlt4/4"• .A
moderately. See Excesaively.- privilege or charter of immunity,
Immoderation, JI.~-::.~'j\r.1..&. I.:J~ harGtlt. See Freedom,
t GdtJrll al i~itltJl. See Excess. privilege. [fine.
Immodest, ~,~~ l."IIlll 01 !lO!lu. , Immure, •. ~ J.abtl,. Bee Con-
 IMP

Immutability, ..JA:-I'r~ ttldtlm

tlUtJglusgytW, ~\J Nlxit. Im-
608 niP

Impatience,..r.-I\r~
See Vehemence, eegemeea.
t--
aaW.

mutable,~~ 14 yutagTttlyyar. Impatient, ~~ g. . . . .

Impair, C/. (diminish or wear),
~ ndiM, tr
Mm..il. [Illir.
MItIt' Y;>- . Impatiently, r;i~
iAtlrG1J. See Injure, hurt, spoil. ImpawD, C/. ~.J raM._ See Pledge,
Impair, impairment, ~ MU, pawn. [allo impede, hinder.
III. f.
V MIt: See Diminution, de- Impeach, C/. ~ "Mm.
see Accuse;
crease.-Impaired, vait fldiu. Impeachable, ri.':.!. , . . . 1m-
See Diminished.-To be impaired, peached. See Indicted, accued.
t?\ mtaut: -Impeacher. See Accll8e!'.
Impalpable, ~\~~ glusgr Impeachment, 11;":' .w.o.l See
mumi'" al la1M, vo-t-4' la Complaint, accusation; alto im-
plmtU. [equality. pediment, hindrance.
Imparity. See Disproportion, in· Impede, C/. ~ fII4IItItJ ~~ u-
Impart, C/. (communicate), ~ ttlf't'tUl. See Hinder,·obstruot.
H4Hhar. See ReTea1, inform.- Impediment, ~ fllMtJ ~~ u-
(to grant), i::- ma"aA. See Give. t.tlN"tIfl, t:i t.. flfdJl't (pl. ti\,..
Impartial, J.,)~ t urlt1, ~ ';:\.j\>. maWelfl't). See Obstruction, Gp-
iAcili al gMratl, .....w:....
m"";/' position.
J~ "flt.tlil, J.,)~ ,eltliJ:. See Impel, C/. r;l\ tUum, JL. ,ai. See
Equitable, just, disinterested. Drive, compel, urge, press.
Impartiality, .il\~ t atldlat, t-il.4i\ Impellent or impelling power, I.

'ud/. See Justice, equity. W\.)\\ij; }atoM Gtldilh!4. See

Impartially, ~.;-icJ~~ m'" Impulsive.
g1usgr togl"".""', .u\~J'?
iiiol Impenetrable, ~'J~.)\\J.l.r-i
f.:.tJtlalat, y'~~ 1Jil ,/MOdi. glusgr muma;. tIdtltIDiil il4Jlti.
Impartible. See Communicable. Impenitence, ~r=-J'r~ ~
ImpaBBBble, .J~\~;:-i g1usgr GttGwNt.
. .....dm al tu1Jl1r. Impenitent, roJ~ glulyr tld4da,
Irnpa88ioned. Sec Passionate. ~~ glul". Iilli.
 609 IMP

Impenitently, i.\~~ ltild 1ItIdd1lftl1. Y/llltli" tIdtlUAal illlyAi. See im-

Imperative, ~.r-' II""".
The pueable, impenetrable.
aftlrmative imperative of a "erb, Impetuoaity, impetuousness, r~1b
fe' II".,.. The negative impera- 1atIjf1m, i~ IItiddllt, ~ jalJr.
tive, ~ lI/IAI. See Violenoe, fury, rapidity, force,
Imperceptible, l.JN~;:&. gAIly,. precipitation.
~, .J~;:&. g!&ayr IMlIIur. Impetuous, ~.J..:. ,MlItl, ~
Imperceptibly, .J~~,,~.H t/lfllj. See Violent, furious, rapid.
" toIIj_ gAtlyr 1IftIItSii,.. precipitate.
Imperfect, j..~;:&. gAllyr idmil, Impetuoualy, )~ ",lIidd/lti".
See Violently.
~U flCJ1N.
Impetus, .JJj S/l1IJr, iji IUfDllt.
Imperfection, ~\.dj ",,"dll, ~
Impiety, J\.ij lI/Ilal,.J~ l&ufr·
t llyll, ~ t/IAI,., JL..C\r~
Impious, <J.i\:.... mtmiJ.p,.J~ idjir.
l alam III kamal. See Defect.
SeeWicked, profane.-Impiously,
Imperfectly, JW'~ lIill! kamtJl.
Imperforate, Io...:-"A" • ~ gAIly,.
p, IIi l&u/ri'"

mtmlllitl. [iIIy..,.l. Implacable, C~ gAIlY" mfllll·

Imperial, ~UJ... ,.,zU"I, ~~ miA. See Inexorable, malioious,
Imperiol18,~ m~lM, ~ irreconcileable.-Implacably, r~
fMdaja1JlIir, ~ tal/, ~W\ llltlllm IIlmflldmdllA.
r\i
JaAf,., ~ U; siJUm. See Haughty, Implant, fl. ~ fI/IIalI. See
.
arrogant, tyrannical. - Imperi-
.
Plant. insert, place.
oualy, ~~ "iol ttl,,!- Im- Implement. ,. .tiT alai. See In-
periousness, ~ f:.-f,~ iIJAr. strument, tool. utcnsil.-Tomako
Impertinence, ~u.... 'II/d!&al. See great provision of the implements
·Folly. of war. ~~\~~~\:1y.;.
Impertinent, ~ IIIjlA (plur. ~ y~' iMS/I" malllag1& talm miil
-/IIAd). See Foolish, tri1Iing, llliJt III wll.
importunate, troublesome, intru- Implication, ~ \.:., idtJrllt. ~\;.S'
lafldyllt. ~ IIIItIjllt. See
Inference; entanglom~nt.
 IMP 610 I:MP

Implicit, j..~ l:4..il, r\:i td... 1M". mMalldt. A thing of gnat

See Complicated.-Implioit eon1l- importance, ~~ ••.w.t
denoe, J..~.)~\ i t t .....tll:4.til. ..Mi..MIIt, rf'4~' ..........
Implicit obedience, ,t.\J ~Lb\ To be of importanoe, ~.J\.. ,.,.
iUtllt til_at. ",Mi",. A thing of no impart-
Implore, tI. ~ tatlMraf:! ~ anoe,rf'4~~lAy I . . . . . . .
t4IltIi. See Beeeech, uk, beg, Important (momentous) r+- ...-.
IOlicit.-To implore the intercee- To render important, ~'Ji
&ion ofanother, ~\ utllill/af:: tJSJrf'4 t Al4ll ..... - . . . .
An implorer, ~\" tld t ', ~ walas....
..tftat1Mnf:: See Solioitor. Importation, ~\.~:,ny~' ;.,~
Imply, f.l. (comprise 88 a conse- tJl1HJtldyif:: Animporter.y~
quence), ~l.:..,j~~\ ~~ J"tJlliJJJ lJald,if::
u!&tatIUIl ttJla' naw.y!i. Bee De- Importunate, ~ 1II1fl. Impor-
note, signify; infold, involve. tunately, LJ~~ lJihJl~.
Impoison, f.l. Importune, f.l. ~Jlj .aiM talti,
~ ,a",mam.
Impolitio, impolitical, Y.J~'~~ ( } tIIttJj. - See Harass, __,
tcrtlfm aUtulafTll1J. Bee Imprn- molest.
dent. Importune, ~ . . . .ir. See
Import, f.l. (bring into any country), Vexatious. - (unaeaaonahle), ..j
I : : __
~ - ~J-, v---.
, ·.LI. 1._7

.
~~ fI glayr .. ..ww. ,
To import goods, ~~~ Importunity, ~~ ta.lff:! CI"s:\
jalalJ 1HulaY't; (to be of moment), ilMA.
~ Mmm. What does that im- Impose, •• ~J ~; (taDI .,
port? ~\.iL. flldld ,at"" other burdens), ~\,{j~~)
Import, importance (consequence), rama' tal4gAi.. tJ:alfj. To iDl·
~)J~ tltw4rigat. See }[omt>nt. po98 (command 88 a duty, etc. ~
-Import (sense), ~ milt"'" ~J1.J jartMl t W ',;e' --,
Import (merchandize imported ~.J lara. Bee Older, eajoia.
fromabroad)~~~k~~ -To impoee upon, ~ , __
-.::.Jk-9 lHuIart mqil41Jat 1ft"" See Cheat, deceive.
 U1P 611 IMP

Impoeed upon, JJ.Jc-- maglri.,.. (without power of propagation),

Imposition (laying one thing on ~~ tdj".
another), ~J watlt , 'C'>
ta,.A. Impotently, /J,~~ l>ikol
Imposition of taxea, etc., ~ ltsrJirt watfIJ·aa•
WdlJ. Impositions Of' public Impoverish, II.'p ffllWJ,..
burdens, 4i..r~UJ W:41f/ ImpoveriBhmen~ UNli\ ijItJ,.
tw.firat. An imposition (com- Impound, ~l- \ aMt.
mand), ~ Avim, \.Q; iGdd. Impracticable, J....l1~~ , .
See Injunotion.-(deoeit), ~ mu"- al tamal. See Impos-
AlIM. See Cheat, fallacy, im- sible, untraotable.
posture. Imprecate, .,. J-':~'" Utd tala'.
Impouible, ~ mumt4nit! ~ See Cuneo [See CUl'lle.
J
~ ,luIgr mvmktit, \.s--e mvlai.il, Imprecation, ~.., duel, .t:..1 latrtat.
~ mwtallil. Imp088ible Impregnable, ~ mtm1t. An im-
things, c.J~\.s--e mvAdlilt. pregnable fortress, ~ ~
Impossibility, t.w...:..\ imti1ldt!
Ai". Acu'rt. See Castle.
~\(.~\ r~ t adam al i"lMn. Impregnate, ". (with young), ~
Impost, ~ ItJ/dIf, (""J ,./Utn. WlJal.
See Taxes, toll, cuatom. Impregnated (with young), ~
Imposthume, I. .u..:;.., dumfJlGlat, Avila'. To be impregnated,
~ \._ WltJt. Impregnated
.f'eJJ wa,.am. . .
Impostor, ,. J LL. ~r, )~ (filled), l.:J~ ,Wtdrt. See
,Wdd,., ~.l> ~f:: Saturated. [Pregnancy.

Imposture, ~ Allat,..J!.J)J '-tof,.. Impregnation, J:.>. Wal. See

See Deceit, fraud, oheat. Impress, .,. (imprint).)\ "'M; (to
Impotence, impotency (want of force into the semce of govern-
power), ~.u r.J.&. tadGm IltIIlrat, ment), ~ ,alddlulr.. To im-
F ti'i- ; (incapacity of propa- preea upon the mind,)1 GUM.

gation), F tfIJGs• Impreu, imprcasion, impl'C88Dre,

Impotent,~ ltstlf,ft~ taj.i. i.e1&. taldflUlt,)1 Glr (plur. J~T
See :Feeble, weak, powerlelll.- d,d,.), J-ii 7111k1A. Impression
 IllP 612 IMP
.(image fixed in the mind),'p country Of" estate, ~~ t--
ji/fII'. Bee Idea. ... tIl1H14tl.
Impreeeed, ~ "*~. Bee Improvement, ~ ta,lIA, ~
Marked.-A ship, hones, or any _tIfldtM.
Improvement of III
thiDg impresaed .into the king'a eetate,~ tatflll,.. Bee Cultin-
aenice, ~ .-.va. [''!i-. tion.-(edification), ~ uth.
Imprilon, .,. ~ WaI, ~ ~.,,\j t4c116. ["t-""
Imprisonment, ~ Mil, ~ Imp~;ed, C ....lIM. J~
'Gj,.. Improver, ,. ~ ".MlliA.
Imprisoned, ~~ ~, Improvident, ~~\~ Wtl
~~ flIa~;a,.. To be im- tJtttJl1J1,., J.i~ gMjil.
prisoned, ~\ in,W•• Improdence,i.l.ll glulflat, ~ r~
Improbability, JL.:-1\r~ ttultlm t 4ldam 6MI,.." ,... ,Ilia, JL:r~
til ilati""l. eM.", tal.
Improbable, ~~
fIIu!atMntJl. Bee Inoredible.
g!ttlJr Improdent, )~\~ 6ili ..,41,
~~ 6il4 6cul"", J.i~ gid}J,
Improbity, .tiL.\r~. t.IltUmsCllll4u1.
~ 6ila t."4 ft~ iild
See Dishonesty. ItuUIf,., J.lb~ i4ltil.
Improper, ~\:....~ gAa". ..lAId· Improdently, JW~ 6ild tGt~,
rill. Improperly, ~,~H '~ ,a4fDtJ,..
~\:.... " UJGiTai,. gltilyr flItUICJIii. Impudence, k,..\;J tOMci!ult, r~
Impropriety, .t:-\-...l\r~ ~m y.,,\ tadi.Jtls GdtJ6.
al mtlfS&tJ1HJt. Impudent, ~~ 6ild .v,4.
Improvable, ~\Jl mutUi,. al Impndently, ~~cr- .... , .
MIt.' Improvablenea, ~tL.I lui".
[See Attack, .-ult.
~\ iNa,. til Mft} (as a Impugn, .,. ~~ TurjtM [tW.
country), .Jl.MlI",,~U hJlJil al Impulse (effect of one body actiDg
tau,.. _ upon another), -k.;\~\;jiJl tJl
Improve•.,. (make better), ~1Gllan ; kl1UJtJt IJtl4afittJt. See Inoentire,
(toedify),yJ\ tIlld41J, ~ ttJUa... instigation.
See Instruct. - To improve a Impulsh'e, wl"';,;iJ w. itlNlt
 IN 613 INA
~, ~~ ...,.,..1. Im- ttJ14' attaUHlIl. In this cue,
pulsive force, ~ ; ; kGwcat .r..~\, ~~ ttJ14' NII4 attdtllr.
~. Inability, ~,)'~..iJ\r~ tllCicms til
Impunity, <4,_A-nr~ t4IlcM al lwlNt, i"aJ\r~ taclcmt til kGtDat.
tuu.l, ~\.~i.Hr~ t a4cat til Bee Impotency.-Inability of re-
litiu. sistance, i.JI.a..!'r~ tatlo.m o.l
ImplU8, ~Ik~ g!ttIJ,. t41i,., ~ fftu.lcJWCJlllllt. [allDtllfll.
fIIjia. Bee Naaty, filthy. Inaccessible, J,..,l\~ MvmttMit
Impurely, ~~~~ ".i1l , . 1Dacouracy, .u~\r~ t,lItlcJm til
iIWl,aI. tlikl:CJt. Bee Inccrrectness.

t--
Impurity, impureness,
Wtdr", .t..~ ujiJIat.
Bee Filthineea, naatineea.
i}p r~ Inaccurate, ~~ gMy" 11I111.
Bee Inccrrect, imperfect.
Inaction, inactivity, .£S;J'r~
Imputable, J..-. - -=--
fftllAtcmao.l, tatlo.m III Nwdat.
,,)W,~ til iMdtl, Inactive, U
• ...a1l ..,....sl'
~~ llltlf". til '
Ji.ll~.} iMfj lil tll1l. Bee AM." ~ Iala,.. Bee Idle,
Aecuiab1e, chargeable.
Imputation, JL..:.-'
tllAaM, r\fi' .tlla"., ",\:..." imatl.
See Accu-.tion, charge, calumny,
indolent, lazy, aluggish. - In-

ilttimdl, ~ actively, ~~ hiW kIIIal.

Inadeqnate, J-i~.r-e-i
ffttItDlIp, ~~ g!ttlJr
fIIWICInl, J
U pi gM!I" klr,
g.
reproech, slander.
Impute, rfi laM".. Bee Accuse,
vai\j tteJTm. Bee Defective.-To
censure, reproach, slander. be inadeqnate, JlL.. filii ldl,
Imputer, _ rJbU
tdhim. (}i'.,L.. tIICi wald.
Inadeqnately, .t;Yr~ hi t ....
In, J ft. In the meantilpe, J ltIylllCJl.
~";lo:J~ fl gWfJ1Isalii. In
Inadvertency, .*' 11I1., J\I' iT.dl.
fact, ~'J /II WfW; (on Bee Negligence. - Inadvertent,

....
lor in), c.-,;:J.'J~\~ ttHtI ~I.i\i ,AiJjil. Bee Carel8ll8, negli-
.z fH,.."cJl til ~ . In a gent. - Inadvertently, '\.r+-
continued aerie., ..}',..:-J'~
 INB 614 INC

Inalienablet ~t-i~)~~\~ Iii. Incage, v~LHJ~J tDW1tfi1

tI.

aMtIIl gtJUw '~(lf 1Mi. lwfM. See Confine, imprilon.

Inanimate t 'C.J)~ bUd rafOAt .M~ Incantationt.rr' ,a/w or.. See
jamitJ. Enchantment.
Inapplicablet '-:-'~ g1ulg,. Incapableness, incapability.
m"M,ii, Uo-! Lh..~ gAs,,. Incapable (unfit), J.!\i~
m"ttiMi.
lnapplicationt "'~\r~ t adam
[1D&bilit}'.

kdiu, J!~ g1o.y,.ldJii ; (with-

out power), ;F~ bild iiIHI;
I.See

i,jtiMd. See Indolence.

Inarticulate, ~~~ gAsy,.
mtdtJmoyyas tIllaft.

g. I.
An inarti- Incapaoious, t:"'~
culate sound, inarticulaten~
(without understanding)t ~
fJila t"l, ~~ 1Jila t'!1"..

See Narrow.-Incapaoio--,
tl'IiIit. I.
~~l:&ij 111ft

""'nas.
Inarti1lcial, ~~~ mi..
m.la- '£""j\r~ ttMItM aZ tHI~.
Incapaoityt ~\r~
ttJil, ..,\~Ir~ tadal al
t-- II

ItBIt~. See .A.rti1lcial. "titiad. See Inability.

Inattention, J,iLiJ ttlgAIJfwl, ili Incarcerate, (I. ~ , . . . , . See
J~\~!r.'" hlllat tlfIyMa" aZ

I.
Imprison.
MI. See Inad\"ertency. Incarnate, ~ ~. .
Inattentive, J,iti IMjil, ~;:i Incase, (I. U1.i INIllaj. Bee En-
m.taiiA, ..,jbL.. ,ciAi. See c101e, cover, envelope.
Careless, negligent. [mut:: Incautious, J-jti ,ltiijil, fl~
Inaudible, t."........;:i 110.,,. IIttU- bUd tatllJI,.. See Carelese.-In-
Inaugurate, (I. V':J l:twrtU, (""'oJ cautiouslYt"Uti ,1IiJfilatt, ~
,.MtIfII. See Con.seozate.-In- ..llU 1Jiiol gAsjltllM, JlI\~
auguration t ~ itlfltat, V"l!.M3 lJiiol iAmaI.
tM4II,. The inauguration of • Inoendiary, ,. (one who lI8tIl hoU8elt
kiog,~\V',,1.:-.tiIl'1CI1 walii. etc. on fire), J~ ~; (a
See Corouation. [Unfortunate. eeditious man), k.::...iJ'~~
Inauspicious, I,,)",si.. flIMolf1l. See "..".,1 al jltnal, .)\....Ln~ r
Inborn, ~ IGiftf. See IDDate. mtWwrii aZ /_.. ~ .."ptl.
 INC 615 INC
IneeDIe, );C: WWllr. harsh, severe, merciless, boister-
Incense, fl. ~'.,lttlalJ. Bee ous.
Exasperate, irritate.-Inoenaed, Inclinable, ~ L. fltdy", ~ ~
i:J~ glusdlJlJ". raglti1J. See Willing, favourable.
Incentive, •• ..:.5/ mvluwrii. Inolination (propeDBion of mind),
See Impulse, instigation.-In- J-~ magi, Y.J rtlgDat,
centive (stimulating), ~~ mu- ~I~I .."jimlJ. Bee Mfection,
lItwN, . r mtl1ltwrii.
d'" love, propensity.-(dispoeiuon of
InC8llllDt, rJ'~ mwlatoim, rt'''' mind), >\:;.. Vultit'; (tendency
u,;.. In088lllUltly,"~ ,.., downward), J::... ...,1.
la,.., r~)'~I.., tldgim al Incline, fl. (to be favorably dis-
",ii•. poeed), JL. mill; (to bend, lean
Incest, y}_i1\~U)'yL!J) downward), JL. mal.
irliiaO _tid mat tJl tJiani. Inclined, ~L. milyil, Ala-.... f

Incident, t . .u..,~ Aiidiltlt, JW' mvntati/, ~~ mar.!fJ.j. Bee

ittijai. See Accident. Bent. [,,"""1.
Incidental, inoident, jWI ittVail. Inclining, ~L. ~ m4,u,
Incidentally, "\iWI ··ittijilitsn. Include, II. (comprise), J-;.-Jr-\
Incision, incisure, 8. i.- ~ jtW'4Mt, iJttawtJ' tal4', ~~ \ illatalal
v:. dik. See Wound. talti. Bee Contain; • enclose.
Incite, fl. ~~ MrrtJd, d"'..;- Included, inclusive, ~ ,.., tlIJldtil,
_iii, ~J rflgAgW, ..f...- ~ mulltamil. See Con-
... Bee Excite, animate. tained.
Incitement, ~.r? talrii, vA!.~ Inoog, incognito, ~ fIIMIiMsp.
toW, ~ ltM. See Incentive, To be incognito, conceal. or
impulae. diaguised, ~ ltJiM.ftl.
Incivility, y.."ll; iillat tMllJ. Ineoherenoe, incoheren.cy, r~
Inclemeuy, .LLi..:.r~ t . . .· ~\:•.•l\ tadaa til fIIMI4ItI1NIt.
~. See Cruelty, severity, I.coherent, ~L:...~ gltGyr
1llUglmeu. fJltIIICJIii.
rl
laclement, ~ salim. Bee Cruel, Incombustible, J..;s:' lei ,..Ard.
 INC 616 INC
Income, J.p-oM maclUal. Bee fective, imperfect.-Incomplete-
Produce, ~venue. ness, ~ fIIIiI, J~ iwir. Bee
Incommenaurable, v~J 14 pid,. Imperfection, defect.
. ...
Incommode, mcommodate, tI. toW Incomplianoe, w'rJ\r~ t"-
~~ ,Gtldat iMtirtJ1lo, ~ al flJfWJilftltitlt.
it-j ~ f!'mtJl tall'" IIJIuMt, Inoomprehenaible,inconeeivable(not
~ tattall. Bee Hinder, em- to be conceiTed), ~~1 14
barrass. utlrak,Ji-\\J.,i I-I: J lUi.
Incommodious, t.i-. mtlltuldit . Incomprehensible (not to be COD-
IncomD;1odioua!y, ~j~ lIiiol tained), v~~ 6ilil a,a.. In-
IIaAmM. In~mmodiousne88, it-j comprehenaiblen888,inoomprehen-
sa1muJt, ~ talt4llvf. Bee In- aibility, ~~~',.~ t"- III
convenience.
Incommunicable, ~~,~;:&. Inoompreesible, ~J 14 ,.".,.
.
itlrill:.

lluIgr mum.a" al l1ayd,.. Bee Inconcealable, ~J 14 pJ:AJa'.

Communicate.
Incomparable~ Al. m4~...,,.,
Inconclusive, ~U tIdiia, r'v;,
IMy" ea".. Inoonc1U8ive1y,
..;'~'~.} faritl tItlialw, J.)W
ft4tlw. Incomparably, ~~
1Iil4 """, ~~ 1Iil4 tAUfA.
~~ 1n1d Mtljal. InconclD'

siveness, ~'''~
utfjGt.
tl t--
Incompaaaionate, L-.}_~ 1Iil4
IncoDditional,~..r-
~ l.tAIrli.
,.alimat, L~~ 1Jild ,AafalrM•
•
Bee Pitiless. Inconformity, nonconformity, r,):.
Incompatible, Q.i'r
~ 1M". ....
flJap. Bee Inconsistent.
Incompetent, "",:--,L:...;:&.
~, ()!.~
I.
1M". 14yi1.
n
ii.i\,.• tadam til fltfRDdlalM.
Incongruity, incongruence, rJ.-&

t--
~L.1\ t adam tIlIII....a"" r~

Incompetently, ""':--'\:....;:&.... U:-.Yo

Lu'.rl' til flltlflJ4/.w.
Inoongruous, <.P~;:&' I • ...
6i fIJ',iAi,. IAtI1Ir fJI."dItl.. In· "p, ""':--'~,Ita".....,.;·
competency. Bee Inability. Inconsiderable, ol1.J~\J 14 ~r
Incomplete, vail; ta4N. Bee De· ltIAo, ~, 14 '!tN, ~J.) fI_ See
 INC 617 INC
t--
Trifting. -
J~I,.~ ~ itAlla,..
Incollliderate,
Inconsiderableness,

.r--! JJ~ lJil4 ttMl1Jf,.,

~~ lJil4 W,.CIt, p~ 1Jil4
Pr, Ji'u: ,1t4jil. Bee Imprudent,
Inoonstanoy, ~~\,.,JJ:.
tJUtI1JtJt. See Fickleness.
Inconstant, ~ ~
~\l;, Uyial,
~\J~,.., in
g.
Inoonstantly, ~
.. d.,. ,41Jdt.
,tJ1JCIt,

negligent, careleae.-lDconsider- Inoonsumable. -.;~\~ m.".-

ately, ~1.~ lJila .ul4",,"t. ta..i t 01 itlilf, ~lla 'ilftluIIie:
See CareIeaa1y, raably.-Incon- Incontestable, k.j \:- ~ L. mc2 lJi!ti
Bideratenel8, inconsideration, ,.~ muftdltlt.ilt, ~L:. iltaJf, t:1U
j.iJ1 ~.. alPr. ~\,.,JJ:. Mtif:! F }attf • An incon-
terlalt tsl1JtId,.CIt. testable proo~ ~ L:.~.,) tWfl
,.,JJ:.
Inconsistence, inconsistency, ,1t4/f. Bee Indisputable.

~ '.b.J\ twa Gl. .talJ.t. ,.,JJ:. Incontinence. ~~~d~\

4-al.:..AJ\ tGlaa
.LU~ ~/at, -.;1.::.>\
al "IMiJMhilt,

taIiliJ/(pL &.:.:\il:&..\ iWUiJf4t),

t--
'Mima} hal ,1uJ1tfIJat,
al tiffat•
Inoontinent, 4:J~~~ .......
Ll-.,1\,.,JJ:.

t--
m"ml} 1Jil .Aa.W4t. Inoon-
;~~ --t4f14l1tJt, JW IGttllltll,
tinently, d4 \~ lJiiol .....
i.;~U\,.~ Glli,a1ull. See .-.ai.
Incongruity• Incontrovertible, & ~ L. mc2 1Jilti
liJc:oaBist.ent. Vi~.r-i gAayr ... ...ldt. Bee Indisputable.
tl7dp, "'":--\:-~ g1uJy,. mulldlilJ, Inconvenience, Li~\,.,JJ:. t alila
~U-~ g1uJy,...tIt41Jii, UJ~ ill ltJytJiaI, ~j saMntII. See
~f,.J!.~ raug1t4,w,
allt.4 .... ~\:- _t.mil/f, vii\:-
.,)J'-
.tu~,.,JJ:. """,,altWIt.
-.rtiUi4. See Contrary, absurd, Inconvenient (incommodioua), ~
t--
DUJlcuIty, tronble.- (unfitnesa),

lVpuguant. - - InoonaisteDtly, tat41J, U,.ij ,tJilat; (unfit),;!-

~~~,~Yo lJi flJttjlli.,. (}.i~ g1fq,,,......,,~. See Inex-
...a.al. pedient. - Inoonveniently, ~
IncoD.oJable, ~\J!~ , . .t.-':J lJiiol saNnat, ~~.
leW tlltaJiyClt, See Sorrowful. 6iiol Ullw.llGJ.
 INC 618 INC
Inconversable,.ro ~Jla gNta Lii.liar. Incorruptibility, inoorruptness
Bee Unsociable, incommunicative. (purity of manners), c.L, IIIliiA,
Inconvinoible, ~1 ld gtldtm.r: i}p, ttJMrat. Bee Honesty, in·
Incorporal, incorporate, incorporeal, ~ty, chastity.-(freedom from
~~ gllagr mNtaJ""ifl, ~ decay), \:.AJ'r~ tlJdam alJnd.
~ hila jfl8(l(J. Incorporality, Inorassate, fl. ~ ,am• .
~\r~ ttMlMn tIl}",tMl. Increase, fl. (make more or greater),
Incorporate,t:'. (mingle), ~ lkalat. ,)\.; sad, ~'...J\ add/; (to grow
Bee Mix.-~ dam, ~ jamar.' more (W greater),,rS Uhw, ~
Incorporation, ~ Halt, Jlsl\ t llletlt •

ilAal, rl&!\ il/tam, c::~\ intt'wj, Increase, ;,)4) sigd"" ,)4";1

~ dan,. Bee Mixture, union. - tidigad, ~!;J ttJaiigutl, ~
An incorporation (a college, body takafr.
of artisans, etc.), .ti~ Mr/tIt. Increased, ,)\"7- ....aa4.
See A88OCiation.
Inoorreot, ~~ gMgr ,aArA.
Increaser, I. •
~.r ..."il.
Increated, J~~gAagr..TtMu.
See Inacourate.-Incorreotly, ~
~ 4:)',) "'... dlln tallfA.
Incredibility, incrediblen-. rJ,;.
~.w::.1\ taa.. .te.tlU. In-
Incorreotnell8, ~('~ ttUltms ,Glr
credible, J~J ld ,1Il.Mtlhi.
kat, cL\r~ t adam ialaA, J~'
'Antill. See Inaccuracy. Incredulity, inoreduloUllDelB, r,),&
,)~\ tfldaa til ittiJ:dl. In-
Incorrigible, ~\~~ gMyr
CreduloU8,.;~ hlp.
labil atta,lfA, oUc::k' la tildj
laM. See Profligate.-Incorrigi- Increment. See Increue, prodaoe.
bleness, c.L,1\ r~ ttMlMn til ialdA. Incrust, fl. (with plaster, paint, etc.),
'See Depravity, wickedness -In- ~ 14"...
[1alP.
Incrustation (on walls, etc.), ~
corrigibly, ~L~,Hr~ Tn tatla'"
- attaalfA. Incubate, t:'. vi.~~.H~~.,)"A.i
InCOlT1lpt, incorrupted,;o>~ MAw, kattltlat tala' 41 6Gytl, ~ • Ae
v-1\D.. ~, ('w, 'dl'A, J'w, 1IiultmM. See To sit upon ega.-
'd/I. See Pure, good, honest.- Incubation, ~ luuM.
 IND 619 IND

Incubus (night-mare), VVy.\S' kdhll, Indecent, y..,'~ hilil tJUlJ, ~

(plur. ~~; "fD4hll). ,-,~J g!wyr layi". . [cultJh.
Inculcate, r-L: ttJlltlm. See In- Indecently, y""r~ hi t fJllam
struct, teach. Indeclinable, l..i....~ - ~ gMyr
Incult. See Uncultivated. [less. mu.tiuarrif. [ cency, indecent.
Inenlpable, '-t?f. hMf. See Blame- IDdeoorum., indecorous. See Inde-
Incumbent (lying npon), ~ Indeed (in reality, in truth),
_ldf i (imposed as a duty), ~ ~ -
...;1 Jlj ftl fD4ii.. ,'b.A..b. !wlf-
~-
~j' lilsim, ~~ fDajilJ, '-t?)"~ iatMJ, 'l~ ttJAlIie", j.s;
- ~ --:' '1 Ma' al taAllle
'i.£..isll
IlIriri. See Proper, necessary.
~ ~ - -j
Incur, t7. ~\':""1 "'allal, ~1 ftl Aalfiat. See Oertainly.-
;'taW. Indeed! (is it poB8ible! wonder-
Incurable, 4lJ~~' lil tildj laM, ful !) ..~ tQjaban.
~1~ mumtMJit al tU4j. Indefatigable, ~:$ lil yattah.
Incurablenesa, incurability, t.t:.::....l Indefatigably, ~~ hild tatah,
~1 imti1tdt al tilaj. Incurably, ~~~ mill gMyr tatah.
~~ hila tildj, ~'-l.:1'~~ Indefeasible,J~"~mumta,.if:.
Ifi.. 4... mVtdlfjat. al ibtal.
Incurious, Jilc.. muttJgMjil. See Indefensible (incapable of resist-
Negligent, inattentive. ance), .L.Jla..Jl~ mumtMJit
Ineunion, ,. r~ ~iJ.m, .u..-
al makdfD(Jfll(Jl; (admitting no
1t4alGe. See Invasion, attack. apology), .J~'~ munittJfli t
Incurvation, incnrvity, \:.aio1 .Mtftil, al tist'. See Inexcusable.
~''-';1 ifltifDdi. See Curvature.
IlIClU'Vate,
Bend, crook.
t7• ..,,-:--

fJJ4tj~

Iadebted (being in debt), wY-~ Indelible, V'~.w:il~

g.
Indefinite''''J~~ gMyr maNl~.
lMG'. See Indefinitely, .J~~ .. I::I;-~ Tn
ma.V11r.

~.. i (having obligations), _ttJAfl al irulird" J~JI~

~,..,... .......GA. .....tMJit. al ihldl.
Indeoency, '-:J""r~ tatl4M _b. Indelicacy,.tJ~ ~~ tcultJm'MWilfat.
 IND 620 IND

Indelicate, ~\r!~ t..atlf11t til Index, ,. (whatever points to any-

lwtf. [lIddar4r. thing), J=1.> tWfl. See F~
IndemnUlcationu;AJ' vA',..ttU "t Wltl finger.-The index to a book,
Indemnify, tI• .J..rill~~~ t..4W- i..""; /_tWlt. (~.loa 1ifl4i.
wad lallAi atltltwfW. India, .l:..f',J~ fJildd .IAinti. Indian,
Indemnity (exemption from punish- Indicate, t1. ~~,\.:.\ lldiir u,,'.
ment), ~'-i.J\~.LiL.....Jl See Show, point out. [u.,A;.
41 mUtdjaA mia 41 mcu. Indicated, ~,~~, 4l..i ....
Indent, tI. (to covenant), ~J;:'Ji Indication, ~ U \ illtd,.4t, L11J
t"1Ml '..rat. See Contract, tltUdlllt, Jb:....' iltit1l41, i.L:
bargain. ~fIt4t, rL' ifold.., ~Uj
Independence (freedom from con- _Ada, }~\ iMil,.. See:Hark,
troI), Jl...L::...a, iltildal. See sign, token; symptom; informa-
Liberty, freedom. tion, intelligence.
Independent (uncontrolled), J.i::...- Indicating, indicant, J\'"
tldl
mUlIGiil, ~ ",utW; (without Indict, tI. (aoeuse of a crime),

reference orconncxion), ~..r-i ~~, ilAlGitI' t...u.'. See

,lIayr fltuIGtallii. Independently Aoeuae.
(freely), 'U:........ Indictable, ~~,~~ tDdfib. M
fltUlIGh1ltM.
Indeterminable (not to be defined ,lIIkyat. Indicted, ~~
or fixed), ~,~ fltumtmlit ~' tallAi, r"'~ _ill.
41 /lUl, ~,~ fIt. . . . .i t Indictment, ~ \(.:, ,Ttd4,at. See
III Aaw, .J~ \~..r-i ,.
Aeenaation.
m..wa til illrdr. Indi&renoe, incllifereney (coldn-.
Indeterminate, indetermined (not
defined or bed), "'J~..r-i
,lIayr malttlU.See Indeftnite,
want of affection), ;"'J.r. ~
~r~ t-·.. .
(oare18111D8I8), J~' tMt4l. See
i NI ;

1IDI8ttled.
IDdeterminauon, .u:I'r~
Indevout, '-Jri-=-1'r!~ t atlf..
aUtIItDo'.
t--
[41 Mtl4. Negligenoe.- (eqnipoile, l1li-
penmon of judplent), J'~'
if:!iliil, il",\- --tdMlM, ~j\,..
"""lIlII1IIIt. See Impartiality.
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Iadiferent (cold, unatrectionate), Indignity, .Li ~1 iltdttat. See Con·
;"Jr!~\- ,ilM6 btwatltlt; tumely, insult.
(careless), Ji~ gltdjil j (left to Indigo, J::.i fill.
free choice),;;.s" mMMtagytW; Indirect (not s.traight), T[';- mll-
(disiJJtenl8ted),~.}d\r!~ tall'" t',fDfHj, '-i~ .ultawl. Crooked,
al ,1I4ratliyfll, voJ
l.:;.. lluJlil; ourved (not honest), {"-;::'
(in a state of mediocrity), J~ glla,r ,dlfl. Indirectly, "U) \.:.1
tatltttltlil, h.:,:- ~t. Uladraltm, ..~ \:S itmd,at4ll; (dis-
Iadiferently (coldly), b,)J.r!~ honestly), ~4 6il MlGt. In-
itlol iunulat j (indiacriminately), directness, T[ y: t4fDj; (unfair-
J}~ lJild fMk j (tolerably, pass- ness), ~ MlGt, i-~ ka&iAat.
ably), "Ua.:~ t4tDtJI_,.. Bee Dishonesty. [ fIIa"sur.
lndi8ence,'p f4lw. 8ee Poverty, Indiscernible, )~~ ,1ttIyr
want, necessity. Indiacreet,~~~ Mid tadhlr, J.i~
IndigenoUB, ...,,~ 1NJWI. g1liijil. See Imprudent.-Indis-
lndigPnt, vJ.a... "'.jIi8, T[~ creetly, j1u~ iild tat.a..l.
.dtdj, ..;.:ii f4iir. See Poor, Indiacretion, cilll g1w.jIdt, ('~
needy. ~ tatltlm iaIIrfll, j~\~~
Iudigested (not arranged, rude), titltlm i",tiytb. Bee Rashness,
~.J~ l1il,d t4rllh; (not con· imprudence.
cocted in the stomach), ~~ Indiacriminate, JJ.;-A-~ gltayr
I • •aWim. Indigestible, tttafr1U. Indiacriminately, ~
~,~ m.",t4nit. tJl1ult1m. J) 1Jild fark.
Indigestion, ~ ~. Indispensable, (,) lilsim, ~
Indignant, y~ ,Wah. See mdtadt, ";)J~ "rari. See
Angry. Necessary. - Indispensableness,
Iudiguation, ~ gMda6. To \.G.::.il iktidd, ;)J~ tlvafTIt.
• excite indignation, '-:- ;; ;. IndiBpensably, .. l.....:"""'; farlan,
,~. See Eusperate.-With "\J)J~ tlarir"ta.., ~,;AJ~
indignation, '-:-.......U JC~ 6""01 hil d""'rtlt. See Neceesarily.
I~. Indispose, fl. (in point of health),
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u;..; dati.j, ~;:. iNsfIJfGaA; Dei8,)~I('~t""al-""

(to render unfit), ~.fti g1w.yyfW See Confuaion.-(want of c1eIr-
tala'; (to make avene), ~\ n888), l:J~'''~ ~.aliqd •.
~ .,1tlulJ tala'•. Indite, II. (write), ~I .aMi j
Indisposed, ~~ IIIfWItl, J,l- (~ctate a letter), Avai lItJI WI.
mati'll: Bee Infirm, aick.-Indis- Individual, .»-'-' flJ4laUl; (an indi-
poeedneaa, indisposition, t-i~ vidual),~ ~(pL wP~\
1£.~\ iMira/ til mis6.j. Bee ..wa.. Individnally,"\.,)j"\.,))
Sickn8ll8. / . , . _ /.....,'\.).>.'-'.\~~) ft·
Indiaplltable, ~'r~\~ \i~ gluJ". laidMI tDfiAUlMs. See Singly.
k4lJil al itti,.ad, k}:....J\~ Indocible, indocile, ~'J.?\,j.r-i
m",IfIAII til malldltJtllt. Indis- g1uJy,. iahil til IfItallut.
putableness, ~ ,",no See Indolence, indolency, J\.IlI iltrAdl,
Certainty.-Indiaputably,'~ J-S'iaItIl. See Sloth, lazinea-
t• .u-tkGn, ~~ lJil ,akin, . (freedom from pain) t:?:"i'r,);
't· ;ii! ,lIifM1I. See Certainly. ttultJm al fIJ.jat·
Indissolvable, indi880luble, ~~ Indolent, Ji ~ g1tdjU, J.. ~ Aillil.
ld '"Mal, ~ \ ~ mfUlfI- Bee Lazy, slow, slothful.-Indo-
All til Mhl. See Inseparable, lently, J-S'~ hiioliMM. See
firm, obligatory, everlasting.- Carelessly, slothfully.
Indi880lnbility, indi880lublene88, Indubitable, indllbitably, ~
dlUj~\,.~ ttUlaM al inji/tdi. lJild ,W. See Undoubted.
See Firmne88.-Indi880lnbly, ~ Induoe, tI. d'f- AtwnIi. ..;~
J~' lJild inAildl. '"'"Ill. See Excite, incite, per.
IndiBtinct,~~ g1uJy,. mtM1UJY,a. suade.
See Confused.-Indilltinctly (not Indu~, dr _lIAarra!, ~/
clear), l:J~~~ min gAil," _-'"'"Ill. See Persuaded, pre-
Hila", ~}~ /Jild /Mi. See Con- vailed upon.
fusedly.-An object seen indis- Inducement, ~ • ~ IargAli,
tinctly at a distance, ~ '!laM vi'J~ t«Arid, ~~ tMri1.
(plur. 'C~I a"MtiA). Indistinct- See Incentive, motive.
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Induction, J>..oM mtulilusl. See Inebriated, ~~ ,alrd". See
Entrance, inference. Drunk.
Inductive, ~ ",.it . See Per- Ineffable, ~J~'j lei yamh'"
IU88ive, inferring. UJfII/allo, ~.%'j li.l yaUJ,a/.
Indulge, fl. (grant), .Js:ru' -tam Ineffective, ineffectual, ineftlcacious,
f!'l4',~ maMA j (show kind- ~U~\:.r" m....' . /d(iliyat,
ness), ; ij q ~t \~I asAa,. al Jk4 Mtil. Ineffectually, inef-
,lta/aiat. See Favor, fondle, fectively, ineft!.caciously, ~\:.r"
gratify. 4L:U min lluslT /iJtiliyat. In-
Indulgence, C'- ,amdA j (shew of eft'ectualness, inefticacy,';&'.:l I r,).&,
Irindnell8), .LLt.:. ""a/akat, F tatlam al td8i,..
~ft, ~ fIIIIIA/fIf'at. Inelegance, i.iUJJl r.1.c latlam al
Indulgent (kind), r-} karim. See lata/at, .w~lr~ tatlam al
Kind, gentle, favorable.-Indul- lIWa/at. Inelegance of writing
gently, CLw~ 6ilol ,amdA.• or composition, L.:.J'j\r~ t.atlam
Indurate, tI. (make hard)', ~ al ifllAd. Inelegantly, i.iLY r~
.Mia". 6i tatla". ltItd/at.
IDduatriou8, ~~ Ineloquent, ~~ llusy,. /a,rA•
lofL.. 'Ut',
• vjaAid, ~ la616, J.iL- See Eloquent.
MW. See Diligent, laborious.- Inept, I,J~U~ ,lwgr kd6il. See
Industriously, ..."..,J'! 6ikol,at', Unfit, useless, foolish, trifling.
~~ 6ikoljaluulj (on purpose), Inequality, JI~1\r~ tatlam al
..,~ ktula", ~~ tan laid. i~itliil.
See Intentionally, designedly. Inerrable, ~ hila ,aAa. Iu-
Indll8fzy. ~ ,atl, ~ jaM. errably, ~1 li.l lnMl. See Infall.
See Diligence, 88Biduity. ibly.-Inerriugly, ~ hila '''''fi.
-
Inebriate,
J- .aiIM.
tI. ;....

See Intoricate.-
. ~~ ,Aay,. mtda!lar-
,akar,.J-.I uw, Inert, d"'
ni. See Motionless, sluggish,
t to be intoxicated),.J-. 'eUr. dull.-Inertness, U~lr~
Inebriation, ~-' IU~. See tatlam "' Aflf'tJiat. See DullneB!,
Dnmkenneee, intoxication. - sluggishness.
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Inexpressibly, "";J"',,-;i..I.:I:"J!
Inestimable, &..._.iA\l. mala"" itmtlt,
Inevident, ~~~ glulyr fJJatM. 6. wajMn glulyr mawrif. [tA.fi.
Inevitable, y4~\~ mllm- Inextinglliahable, ~1 lIl,a.-
ttln't til ijtifld1J, }.i.:-~\~ Inextricable, jsJ,~ 1II111taAri
m"'ttlAil al .Mildr. al Aall, ~~ III ,.Mal. See
Inexcusable, .J~~ la gvtsM,;:-i Perplexed, intricate.
.J'~ glulyr malstlr. Infallibility, infallibleness, r\.u\
Inexcusableness, <4)J~' r~ ittuam, Uu~h~~\alt-'
lallam al fMtstl,..yat. tan til illatd, ~\r~ t U1II1Il
Inexistent, inexisting, r.-.u: t atllm, yakln, ~ u1lkik. See
oJ,:>;".;:-i glla". mafJJjt1tl. Certainty.-Infallible, dr~
Inexistence, oJ~"I\r.u: tadam al \h5J\ mat'um tall tIl~. ~
fJJfIjtltl. Certain. - Infallibly, ~
Inexorable, r>n ' j la y,..luIm, YaKIMfI,"~ talJitkalt, ..:J'
.i:-.~ .wL. mala"" marlulmat. r~ \ m'n al mtltlv.tIl, ~~..:J'
Bee Stubborn, merciless. min kol hvd. Bee Certainly.
Inexpedience, inexpediency, r.u:
Infamous, V'F nW,jarrtU, t.~
~\:..t-l, tatlflm al fIIllntilalJat.
mafduA, d~ fII41ltik. See
See Impropriety.- Inexpedient,

~~~ glulyr fJJdjilJ, Ji"" Ignominious.

~ Infamy,infamoU8ness,~fadiMt,
g1Hz". fIIUfJJdjii. Bee Improper. ~ ttly6, ~..;.1\~ Mad
Inexperience, l,:)6i..'j\r.u:
tadam tvrd. Bee Ignominy.
al imtiMn, J~"r.u: ladatn I~y, 4# tufuliyat, \J,.hi.
al utit-mdl, ~,r.sil'r.u: ladam al See Beginning, original.
tajM1Jat. Infant, ,. ~J fJJtUtuI, J.@ ti}. ..r
Inexpiable, ~'j la YtIfI"f,... ,alJl. See Child.-Infantile, in-
Inexplicable, ~~ 14 gMIIAfWiA, • fantine, ~"I'~ fIIul al fDIIlIl.
~y..~ ld yaw,aj. See Childish.
InexI'licably,u...~~.. ~ 6'MfJJt!n Infantry, 'oJ~ fHIIUM; (an army
ld yatD_j. of infantry), ~\:.-j\-r. tlllfiW
Inexpressible, ~J;!~ Id !lQ/c,aj. ma,MAijy~.
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lDtatuat.e,fI~Jy.i.C~~I~ Inferior, ~J.) tla", ~.)\ tItlJUl, ja..,\

t"_tII1u1uJg billMlJ fI t.iM. IIIj.z (plur. JjLaI fllijjil), ~~
Infect, fl. J.j~ ltltlti, y~\ GMJ6, tIIAtd1Jf. Theinferiorpart(ofany-
Infected, J.j~ mV"ttGf. In- thing), ~ taltt, ~,\ atDW.
fected with pestilence, ~,... Infernal, ~ J"aAaMllmf. The
-t'itl· infernal spirita, i .. _ . .:.. C'.vl
Infection, infectiousness, ~ ~ tlrtJJdA iM61Mt.
lGroyat, ~~Lk tdtan, i,~ Infening, atlj. 4.:.oIe~ y(lflti,j millAo.
f.-fit. See Contagion.-Infec- Infertile, ~.r.I- g!lay,. ""ul6.
tion of the air, ~'.ii~ tujaut Infertility, ~\ili kilW til
aI.d. k,w,6.
Infections, infective, ~JLa 'eln, Infest, t1. ~ uM6, .."S'.1.J
t.j~ muttl!· Infectiously, ttlttUltltl', ~.ru tIIe".,.atl, ~ tla,..
~~.I.::>:".J'! hi f.DflJ1ain muttlf. To infest the roads, ~.;Y\~
Infelioity, ~ 114M, \i:. ,MU. "tat al tank.
SeeCalamity,misery,unhappiness. Infidel" . .}\S' kop. Infidels, J\;S
Infer, fl. (draw a conclusion from ""jii", ~ Imjarat. Like an
premises), i:=-'I iltllnttJ.i, J~\ infidel, .}~IJi... mi,l til up.
utatlGl, cr-~\ anta,j min. See Infidelity, ~~I~~ tadam itltlfn,
Bring, offer, produce.-Inferred, ..fi ""Jr, ~~)I~~· latlam til
i't; ftdeii· fman. BeeImpiety.-(treachel)°),
Inference, •• ~ "atljat, V"~ .c~ kMyaftat, \~)Ir~ edam
"4', ~\>.1W.,il. By inference, til UJafa. See Pl'rfidy, deceit.
inferrible, VN~\~ t aHs' al Infinite, ~~&!L. millalw ni1W.yaf,
iigi.. See Deducible. ~\.:.:;..,.~ gka!lr mutandAf. Bee
Interiority, iJ\.i~ dtmdUJat,~; Boundless, eudless, immense.
~J-i\"'rU1.'J~~,.,~\ Infinitely, ~~~ Mia n.1aaytlt. In-
":"()';~.J"~ kawn flAW tldn finiteness, infinity, infinitude,
lM,rolfil flUIU. aUJ . , fit""" ~\fJlr~ laaam al n;hilyat.
t"lfIGff fila wMii 1tIIii. See Base- Infinitive (of a verb), .)~ mfIIW,
!leIS. . .....'J",Q••1Ir-1 i,m al "UI,/ar.
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Infirm, ~ "tlf, ~ t alil, i.J'r warllt. Idammatory,
Jj... mtlJul, ~~ mmtl, Jr fJldri.t. Bee Inftaming.
~ ,akJm. Bee Weak, feeble. InJlate, t7. t M/dA. See Blow.
-Infirm (plur.), u...; "ttl/I., -InJIated, t,R:-"afiJA, See
~.r- mwalli. Haughty, pompous, IWollen.-In-
Infirmary, ,. u.:J~'", tl4r (11,.,114/4, t
tiation, U:J' WijiJJ:A, t ffI/H.
~.rI ~ '''' tlar III fllMtul. See Flatulency.
Infirmity, infirmness, uw dat'''j, Inflect, P. ~ tato.J, ~
~.r-marad. Bodily infirmities, mtlWal, j.'" tJa,yar. See :Bend,
turn, change.-To infiect (a noun
4-i~~.J\Y: t lJfl7ar i/l ji4-
mtInigat. or verb), J-i1'-.i~ WNf II

Infix, t7. j,j. gMral. To infix in fit

"
Infiected, , .; 6 . ' .. "'fIfI~f,
the ground, ~ na~ab. To
infix or drive in pales, ~)'J'"
"";f-.. ntIIttflj, ~;... ..~
dak al ",atad. Infixed, Y~
",aj, ~ \... mtIgil. See :Bent.
Inllection, ~ W taMpl, uJa;
manaiih. See Fin.
tat/, ~ mtsgil; (modulation of
InBame, t7. (set on fire), 105.;> 1I4rak,
the voice), .t.u.i nagAfIffJI; (of I
~ ,Me"; (to kindle desire),
J~ 'MU7U7ak; (to exaggerate),
UJ...rU tamf, ...;~
noun),
talarruf, ""';..J'" ,arj.
~ ~ baltsgla. See Aggra-
InJIective, ~ fJltlfflayyil.
vate.-InJIamed, J • - .~, ..
Inflexibility, infiexiblenetlll, k'l;..
muaAtatil, "":-' F ' .. mtdtalaih,
matanat, ",k eftU. See Stub-
YJ;L. ,nallaah. [mualat.".
bornness, obstinacy; "". sti!.
Inllamer, I. ~ mtdlaih, ~
ness.
InJIaming, [HWt. ~ mtdlaih. InJIexible, ~ tM1d, "'~..".
Inftammability, inJIammableness,
marriJ. See immovable, stub-
J~~'~ kuwat al ,.,"Utal. born, sti1f.
Inllammable, J.;s: gu/zrd. In1lexibly, .ii.\:....~ 6t1ol...,..t,
InJlammation, J~ ' iAt;rilk, .,)kJ.'.! lnlol tittdd.
Y\r!\ illiMh, J~\ ;,"lieil, In1lict, r. (punishment), ~
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~'~wP~~ bil ..... .Ualtlf:! .r>-,,-}.. ,a,. "'LAo

.... f:..4lIJ' tMW. See Punish. iMHr.
IDftiction, wP~~.t.J=... ,We"..t Informed, atdtllHt!;:>- "- r:Uw
iill:Mtk. See Punishment. ..af:..Ao iAaia,., u~ UJakif. To
Influence,)' aw, ~U tilll,.. See be informed, .r>- ~ \ tJHas
Impuhe.-Influence(over others), UaIHw, ~'·lIUaltIf:...
~~ lnuIrat, See Informer, ,. (one who gives intelli-
i';; kwat.
Authority.- Influences of the gence), ~ mdMbbir j (an
stars, &.:.J~\j tdllrat, ~, accuser), r
j~ gn.mfllils, rl,;;
&UtI.., ~;J'~Jkj' iUilaldt Mmmclm, ~L- ,cltJ, J'~
til laeodlih. A happy influence taeoaflf.
of the stare, ~ ltJe1. An un- Infraction, ~ ftUa/0, ~ M1atl.
happy infl~ence, ~ MM. An infraction of the peace, ~

Influence, fJ.)' auar, d..;- MN'a}. ~, nal:tul all1llA. Bee Breach,

In1luenced, ~U~~'- M,il violation. [uncommon.
lMi t&fr. Infrequent, J'>\.i nadi,.. See Rare,

Influx, J::.... ItJ!Il, l:) ¥.ft" jaragan. Infringe, fl. (compact), ~ ftlltJiA,
",..ilU flaW. See Violate, de-
Bee Infusion, Influence.
stroy, hinder. [Infraction.
Infold, fJ. ~ laf. See Involve.
Infringement, ~ ftl6aTm. See
Infoliate, fJ. (cover with lea\"es),
Infuse, fJ. ~ ,dab, ~ 1.",
.JJ.1 4 Jai gMtta' bilwartl1. ~ ,.b. See Pour, instil (to
Inform, fJ.;'>' iWlHw, r~\~\ steep, maccrat~), ~ M'"t! J-
~,.' itldtn, ~\ .war.' See hall. See DiS8oh'e; alBo tincture,
iDatruct, form, animate. inspire.
lDf'ormatioD, rL1 if:..lam, ~ Infused (poured), yl-- "..,kb,
1:Wtw, w,iJ wtlkfJ.j, ~.>L3 (incarcerated), ~ maftkflt.-
tdlllll, ~ tilt'lm, ~ tilftJm. Infusible (possible to be infused,)
See Instruction, intelligence, ac- ~,~ mumkinalnakr,~~\i
cull8tion.-To have information, Js'\ kdbil 1'1 n.ll j (not fusible
~
- \ LI
• ~\ a.UtII 1M1Hw, c:-- or diaaolvable), ~~~ iii yanial•
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InfaaioD (pollring), ~ . , Ingraft, tI. (trees, etc.), ~ "t~
~ .GklJ j (steeping, D1IICe- See Plant, inIert, h.-To iDpft
rating), ~ fIdt. a piece of cloth into a garment,
lDfllllive, ~ ,..w, ~ ~..) "a.U!It.
,."..1Jb. Ingraftment, ingraftiDg, ~
Ingenioua, u.,,> 14fij, ~ ttJttfm. Ingrafted, ~ M-

1Mfj, w..)L: tanf,...,..l. tII4Mr. Utta...

See Witty.-An ingenious man, Ingrateful, u,II~~ tc4f. til wj4,
~~ L. .alii ttJil. ~\.-.J~\; fICiiir til iAad.. See
See
Genius.-Ingeniously, .. ~~
Ungrateful.
hiiDl taHi., LI}~ 6iW Ingratiate, tI. (one'e-self, ~\
fariUllt. vlatlaf, Jlt.:....1 NlMrIdl.
IngemoU8D888, ingenuity, ~ (pI. Ingratitude, ~I~~ ....... #.
J~ t ulnJ), L..!} fora.at, til jamfl, ~I~~ itlfrd.
d~",' itlrak. See Genius, wit, Clnnitmat, ~I~~ kjrd.
invention, subtlety. a"tlat:a.., uj\r~ ~.tIl wfi·
Ingenuous (candid), J"'t., .adli, Ingredient, Jfi- jw.., ~~, ajIiJ.
J!..w .alli, ~ ",d1JiI, Ingress, ingression, J,>'" MAil,
val\>. Halil, ..jj uil. See il>.\~ .wldiMltJt. See &.
Open, free, generous, noble.- trance. - Ingress and egress,
Ingenuoualy, J~4 6il .i4. t\:J.r"-JJ~'" tWAillwa I/wij.
Ingenuousness, J.w Iidk, ~}:>­ Ingulf',,, (swallow up in an abyss),
lkrdiU, i-il..L..:l wldat. See ~ Wa t , ~I tlWat . •
Candour.

U-J.,r...r.-i 9.
Inglorious, ~'" danf, ~ WI,.,
8Aartf. See
Base, ignominious, mean.-In-
Inhabit, ". r\i:...,\ Ut.Mm,
~
ta.."tL.,
habitable, ~,..-. See
Habitable.
gloriously, ~ Li...:> ~ 6i101 Inhabitant, I. 8aM, ~ JL..
...
j..tJ
In-

lakcJ,.at, ~~ 1Jil;o1ftMlf1l4t. mvta...w.., ~ ..dim, ~r

Ingot, 8. (of gold or sih'er), ~ ~ , Jt:~ .......
•dlot (plur. ~\-o _H,Ii). J::-... ••IMif'.
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Inhabited, l;)J..-. fll4Uian,)~ Inhumanity, ~W,,~~ t*m

flI4t-ii,.,..,..L& tiZ..if-. To be (II i"'il"igat, ~ stUm, ~ ~
inhabited, ~\ ~. AU.tJ\ talam .laAallliat. In-
Inharmonious, .tM:.n ~~ t a - al humanely, rlli~ hikol.ul...
lIIII'-qt. Inimitable, ~~ la ,lIIGl:alltul.
Inhere, •• ~\ ill4Aam, ~j1l4um, Inimitably, ~\~,~y.
~ ittaW. See Adhere. 1Ji UJajM" mflmtanit tJUtdlItl,
Inherent (inborn), ~ jahlt, ~1 .. ~.Yo hi UJQjkin Iii pta-
~, 41lt, ~I.j "satl, t~ l:tsllatl.
1II4It1Jtlt.' ~ tahtl, ~ Iniquitous, .u\~~ hild tatl4lat,
Wltl. See Innate. A~~\J id wdl lalw, y~
IDherit, cP. ~)' UJWH. Inheritance, mtltatGtltll, rlU; liilim. See Un-
~~ mlrlll, ~) iI", ij~J just, wicked.
~at, WrJ ttwiat. See Iniquity, .LJI.M.H~~ ttJtltml al
Heritage. ttUlalat, ..,1.; ItJtGtltll, ,..U; ....,
I
Inheritor, ~)~ UJilr;'. See Heir. Jy:':" jfWJt'. Bee injustice, wicked-
Inhibit, II. ~ ma!l4t.. See Pro- ness.
luoit, forbid, restrain, check. Initial, J;\
Q,UJUJall, y'~\ i6#tldl.
Inhibition, ~ ma"to See Probi- .Bee Incipient.-An initial letter,
bitiOD, embargo. ~\~\~.r Aar/ibtttl«l.
lDhocspitable, ~~ g1a". Initiate, •. J->..>\ all:lwJ. To
WIWl"if. Inhospitably, i;~~ initiate in the rudiments of an
1Ji ,A.,r ligalflt. Inhospitable- art, )~\JJ->..>' atll:Aa1 ftl
DeII8, inhospitality, .l;\e.A.J\~~ awar. Initiated, J~\Jj.>. \.>
ttula". adtlfgalflt, ~rJl~~ tldl:1il III awdr. Initiation,
tGtlam tItUuI/fl:. )~\JJ\>..>' itlkMlftl GBrdr,
InhJUD81l, i.-.~ 1Jilil rlllwnllt, ~ .t1:;.. \4M matldkAalat.
ti.i.:. hila ,Aal.t, i...-~ Inject, •. j.>..>1 atlUal, tarGi. 'C>
hila ....lamat, ~ W,~ lJilil Injection (throwing in), JL>..>I
iud.igGt, rlU;
liilim. See lIerci- id/Wll, WI ilka, 'C'> IMIt. An
leu, pitileu, cruel, savage. injection, ~ . jj >- Au/mat. See
 INJ 630 INN
Clyster.-To give an injection, Ink,..r.- Ailw. Red ink, r>~
~Wan. Ailw Glmar. An ink-hom, ~~J
Injudicious, J..-tdll. tIICllMo ta- _flYGt (plur. ~~ '.,,, ltuDd,at).
1IIIHIIfIl, ~ dll. md14/w 1HJIlt'at. ~ IlMAHrat. Cott.on, lint,
See Imprudent.-Injudiciously,~ etc., put into an ink-hom, i.i:l
J..-U 6ila taammtU. Bee Impru- lIiat. [ mauou.
dently. Inkling. See Hint, whisper, inti-
Injunction, ri-- 1..., /" amf'. Inky, ~'Je... 1 alltilw.
Bee Command. Inlaid, ~/' tlt.t ~
Injure, fl.y~ t.allUll waf', ~ .!ltIl!J:VGn.
solcmt. Bee Hurt.-An injurer, Inland (remote from the sea), J> 'J
))\.; tid,.,.;r,}.i.i g'Wddr, J~ ;II tidkMl til bat'f'. ~ Interior.
jil!l. Inlay, fl. ~.J r4JllGf! rU iallftt.
Injurious, ~IJ,; sillfm, ~ mtldir. Inlet, J,>,,) rldlfll, J>..w -
See Hurtful.-(unjust), ~.rI­ klGl. See Entry, Pll8ll8ge, creek,
glayr mflAii, ~\..a;'dll. mii14/w bay. [interns1Iy.
'",il/' Bee Contumelious.-In- Inly, ~\" tliIklill. See Internal,
juriously, ;~J': bi101 mflllar- Inma~,,~h........ mtIItdjir,...,):-
rat, .ul~~ 6ila t.tJtld14t, ~ mflltakrl. [yd'wt.
~ 61101 tatn. Inmost, ~~l.~,,)' 4IiUMl M4
Inj.ury, ~L:£j na.biln, ~ luhn, Inn, I. ~~ Mul, .,)j \S',1141ii.ttl4,
~ maslamat, \~\ it!idd, J.r-
rJUJnItJl (plnr. J)-~
...,~ tat.addi,)~ jaflr, )~ tntIndsil). To inn, • .,)J\S'}l\JJJ
laraf', ~ mala,.,.at, L~";\ nisilJflloiilnU.
IJIIgat. See Damage, contumely, Inn·holder, inn-keeper, ~lJ
reproach, detriment, harm, injus· .~\S')l\ ,ilAih allol:d_.
tice. Innate, ~ ta6t l, ~,..; wti,
Injustice, ~ Itdm, .ul~r~
t.adam t atla14t, J-.sJ\,-,~
~ klGlkf,
ja6lt, ~ WItl, J~
..r' tall, ~

kliliiJ al W. See Iniquity, in- mqjbi1l, •...,~;e gAariSf.

jury, wrong, Innateness, ~'''; silt, ¥ talt".
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Innate ideas, JjjlJ,W\ III tllil Inoft'ensive, ~l ld !lwlaw. See

tJl tltDtIHIl, ~ ja1Jlat. An in- Innocent, harmless. [Irregular.
nate quality, ~\:;. 1:1tiluiyfIt. Inordinate, r \l.2i~ hila miam. 8ee
Inner, J.=--\.., tliikAilf. Bee In- Inquietude, J\J\J~\ i,.,Aigidl
terior. tJl1Jal. Bee Diaquietude.
Innocence (frtoedom from guilt), ~ Inquire, t1. (ask about), ~\

t--
Wwiyflt,4-r.limult,~~\r~
III ud; (purity), i}~
ttdarflt, i,~j wawat, 4-r.
;'taf. ., ~\ ;'ta.fIuM, ~\
iltat lam,;5:L\ i,taWar; (seek,
search after), ~ tajfJllfll,
limat, ~ \ ikAla" U"~ V':rP taftlMat, U~! -: ; ftlttalA,
1Wu. See Purity, harmlessness. ~ ftWu. See Ask, lOOk,
Innocent (not guilty), r~ milt- search, examine. - To enquire
dIl, ~..;~ 6ilil uM; (pure), after news. ~\ iltaI:A1Hw.
~u, fdAw, JjId, .;4
6dr, Inquirer, ,. fee .;. • ".,"tafw,
vai ~ ilIillil. - See Harmless. ~ mwtajllllil, ~
Innocently (not guiltily), '-i.J!.. t..i"! fIHIt(JfaMiI, ~ tIItIftlttilA,
". ftM/)ti,. 6Mi. ~ mutan6l, ~\ii fatta,A.
Innovate, l'. t.~\ i6t1Jtlaf:! ~.,b.\ See Examiner, inquisitor.
tWltu. See Invent. Inquiry, inquisition!) t....c...,\ iltiftiJ"~
Innovation, r~\ wtitliit> ~\~\ r~\ iltijMm, rte....\ i,tit.!dm,
.7ul4" .)~\ fjdl. See Invention. .)~\ ilti1:lt6iJr, ~ taft"A,
Innovator, I. ~ ~ mtJulil, t.~ ~ tafaM." ~ tajfJIIIII,
....u.t · See Question, search, examination.
Innoxio1lB, innocuous. See innocent. Inquisitive, ~ mtItaJ......,
Innuendo, I. i}':'\ illWrtlt, ~\:.S' ~ mutaUl. 8eeInquirer,
l:4IIayfSl. curious.
Innumerable, ~~ la Y"ttll. See Inquisitiveness, ~ tqjfJIIIII,
Infinite. - Innumerable as the ~\ i,ti!:ld. See CuriOllity.
ants, .)~.ul.J.t.:J\~ mill Inquisitor, ,. ~ m"ftlttilA.
tullI4"u fJlii14lto ttUlal. Innumer- Inrail, t1. (surround with rails), .Jt

ably, ~l.....-.~l. rna[alto Ai,d6. ~\.iJ~!J'" tallUllltwdklllldt.

 INS 632 INS
Inroad, ~\i gMrfJ. Bee Incursion, 1DIecure, ~~ glulyra.... See
invasion. Secure, safe.
InlllUle, I:J~ 'ntff"a", ~ bUd InlJOOuri~,~I~~ tGda........
ttMl. Bee lIad.-Insanity, I.>J"" ,tIt,)a.:>. lWIttW, ~ts.. ...ua-
1IIWd4, I:J~ jfMt1ln. 8eelfadnesa. tarGt. See Security, eafety,daDger.

Ineatiable, iueatiate, ~~ lIJ Iuaensibility (inability to perceive

,alhhaf:: Bee Avarioious, greedy. or feen, V"~l'r~ tllllat,z
Insatiableness, ~ tGma t . Bee Wtil; (stupidity), J-i.-.l\,.J.o:
Avarice. ttulam qJ ttMl; (dulness of cor-
IDI&tiably, ~~ lJikol tGmat. porealaeuae)'~~'i.JJ.r. ~
Ineoribe, iI. ri.J ra_, ~ latah.
·Bee Write, enrol.
Inscribed, ~;J'" mariam, ~
6arUdat, y..~,J.&.
WlIat. See Sensibility.
t--..-
til mistlj; (wantofldfection), i~.r.

".,.",tul, '-:-J;:S- mUtui, ~J""J'" 1n&enaible (unable to perceive or

..,.l11m, )~ m.,Mrrtw, .JJa.- fecI), ~'-! lJila N.u; (stupid),
. .tfIr. A table or monument ~~ hila ttMl, UA-' .....
OD which anyijUng is iuacribed, ~ 6tJlid ; (cold in constitution),

ei wit (plur. e'i' GluJaA). 1::~I.>.J~ bdritl til fIIi&dj; (with-

heoription, •. -4l:..S' kiUlIGt, r-'.J out ldfection), ~,~~ tatli.
,.". (plnr. ~J"".J nrim). The al .fI1&ah6tJt; (gradual), ~)~
iuacription or title of a book or muttultwrij. Bee Sensible.
letter, l.;)~ tfJflfDcJfI,.i::' \:$ kitallGt. Insensibly (im.perceptibly, by de-
IDlCI'Utable, ~\~ mum- greea),..~.)J ttulrfjGfI, ~.J~~
tMSt qJ taftllA, ~I~ iiZ ttulrij; (without mental or
_eMil GttG/a!WII. corporeal sense), V--~ ~
mill gMy" AfJI. Bee Stupidily,
Insect, •• ~ AfJI_1It (plur.
frigidly; alIo sensibly.
'-:J~ MuAarat), i.u. 1uJMclt
Inseparable, Jl-...WJIJ _~
(plar. ~~\ aA....). The in-
mtlltaAil til injilal, ~~
seete of the e&rth, ~}I~~ gMy" ...",/a..1. Bee Separable.
_am al tWd, ~}I'-:J~ -Inseparably, J~~ Tn
MMar4t fJl ani. gMy" iltfi-dl.
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!nIert, iI. ~j" daITt;, J&..'" tJliIuIl.

Aaifiat. See Dissimulation; tJlIo
Ineerted, ~.J~ fItt"ularj. sincerity.
Inaertion, Jk;...>, idkAdl, ~~.>J' Insinuate, fl.)\':" IIIAdr. See
ifulirdJ~ ~, flaj. Hint, suggest. - (to introduce
Inside, ~ di"",. The inside, gently), JJ...> tlakWal, VU,,) dat,

~4 balm. .u\h4jJ..> uW:Aal 6i latdjat,

Insidions, )~ glulddar. Bee Vo>" uNsaA. To insinuate
Deceitful, sly, treaeherou5.- one's-self (into another's favor),
Insidionaly,.J~ bi glttJdrift,
Ipt,. - ., ut4rJ4f, ~'y").;
i I _ _~# hikol hllal. See t4i4fT46 ;la'.
Insinuation (hint), i}":'\ ilMrat,
Deceitfully,
L~L:..S kinilgat; (into favor),
IDSight (inspection), i,;~ half,.."
jiiJ fItJZM, ~l:--- mvba.MrGt;
...;~\ i.tirfaf, ~r~
~L-JI~ ialdm liIaAafl
(akill), .i:;~ maf:!ijat, ~ ~lm.
mWuJb6tJt 1II.ti.mit : A villanona
IDSignificance, insigniftcancy, r~
insinuation, L""J tDa81JJ/lltlt.
~ ttldam matM '.
Insinuating, insinuative, ~\k.::...,\
IDBigniftcant, i~ L;~ ltila jti.gidtst,
Utif:!lljf. An insinuator,
~~ glttlyr tllfl/fd, .w:-~
pt,e-... muat4t!if.
hild tn4IIjatGt, ~~'w~ .Ay
I

Insi¥id, £.M!"ad'w maltJAo tatme,

lid la ,at"" Insignificant talk,
~~~ "lam ltila t4tme.
i~ad'w malaAo 1_1, r:l.> tUUt.
hmigni1icantly, I..i • ~ bil4 Bee Tasteless, dull.
-t fIfJ
,
•
- Insipidity, i.)1l'r~ tadamallill4t.
InaiDcere, J.>\.# glulyr .aMi, See Tasteleaaness, dulness•
.....J.s.e~ See Insipidly, ~~ 1nld ....e,.r.:i~
glul,gr mtiJUUi..
Sincere.-IDlinoerely, ~L £.M!"
-
gMg,. tatme.' See
. m,n
6ild oWIUt, #~~ fllqjilllM. Insist, C/. ! Uti. [Dully.
See Deceitfully. Inanare, i~4..:.f- flUIM 6tl
IDIiDcerity, L;\~' r~ ttMlam fllMgadat. InsDaZ'8d,.>\ t, Q ..

tlUad4hJt, ~k~' r~ eultla al fIIfIIt4d. To be inanared, ~ \

iwa., ~'r~ t aiam III i~4 ,.matd 1Hl ~.
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Insociable, .r-~J lei yutaei,Mr. Inspector, ,. >\i fl4sir,.ro~

See Unsociable. "..bellA;". Bee Oveneer, auperin-
InIolence, au...
'flfdMt, ~ tiJ tendent.
fDakiJluIt, ~.J\r~ tfltlam fItlab, Inspiration, r\.f\ ilJuim, ~J tHAI;
.t..;~\ .MMt. See Contempt. (breathing), ~ Mfal. DiviDe
Insolent, ~.J\1: _bila fIdb, ~ inspiration, ~l.J.Jr4J\ i/M_
fAutaWhir, t:J fDauA, ~ ,.a1JIHi"f, ~4.JU-J tedl ,.abi4.I.
,flfIA. Inspire, 1'. (dra~ breath), ~

Insolently, ~u...~ bi!ol ,afaMI, uflflffal; (animate by supernatural

.i>. \;,~ Mkol fDakilAat. infusion), rf\al1uJnt~.~JfD.';
Insolvable, insoluble (not to be (to breathe into),:e ufUlt.
solved), JJ\~ mumlanif: al Inspired, rf- mtllAam.
NIl; (not to beexplained)~ Inspirer, •• rf- mulAim.
I.:J~\ m",taAll 41 bageln, ~ ..~ Inspirit, 1'. ~~ AtwrtMl, ~\
C?\gAayr mum_ aI''''uzrA. in- antalA. BeeAnimate, encourage.
solvable (impossible to be paid), Inspiaaate, ~ ,amlllCli. See
~~J 14 yantla}if:: Thicken, coagulate. - Insp_-
Insolvent,
fAut,a,..
vJ.-i- mujl",.r-- tion, ~ talmfk.
Bee Bankrupt. - In- Inatability, .)!rAJ\r~
solvency, u-L\ ijld,. See
al
_ti,., ~~\r~ t fltlam 411t16d1.
t--
Bankruptcy. Bee Inconstancy, fickleness.
Insomuoh, ~ NItta', I.:J\ tr Inatable, .J~~\.. maldo luInJ,.,
MMfDf: an, )..u.J\\~ bilkua al ~~ ,Aayr 'tibit, ~~QL.
mi1ul4,.. mdlclAo ,abilt. Bee InconataDt.
Inspect, 1'. u.;;.)J J',,)U "a1M' ';'101 Instal, 1'. ~ ~ . To instal
ttuUlk, ~ J.f tama1 yoklafAiJ., in an ofBceor digDity, i i_.1;J'~'
~J Id1l.aa. Bee Examine. at!4A fD/llffal; (int'eet with a robe
lnspeotion,p fItJIM', ~1J.aj fI4ll4,.al, of honor), A. _ \ c~ ~
Mli,% ,ollMna, .tl».1. ".tUd- talayAi. Installed, ~~
1IaIat, ~ l:--- mubd,M,.al. Bee malllQi.
Superintendence. Installation, inltalment, ~
 INS 636 INS
...tuah, (a stipulated payment), Instep, ,. (upper part of the foot),
1-; 1-;'1. r~ ktultlm. [lttwrai.
lnatance (example), "",u... ~al, Instigate, P. ,,;.r ltarrtltl, ~~
~".. rirtlt, ~ t ilwtlt, r".J rMm, Instigation, ~ \ igltwa, ~~
~ fUU&t, t 4 • ': f4J1Mf1',
~ ttlMItl, ~ Nu, ~rf taltrtk.
(proof, dOCllment), ~\J\ ;,bdt, The instigations of the devil,
J&.,) tlGhl, \:)~..r. _Ad". See V" 'ro"
WtHwa., ~J"'" Wtllfl)tHtIt.

Demonatration-( entreaty)\..:~\ Instigator, ,. ~~ mtlltarrik,

Ntitlt...a, ~.J rtlja, j...J ttlmtlma' ; ..,jjt.-e .mtlg1wJt,";~ mdarritl.
(importunity), t:~\ ilMIt. See Instil,)ii 1:4tttlr. See _Distil.-
Urgenoy.-For instance, ..~ To instil into tbe mind, lallMn• rk
...uan. See Teach, instruct.
Instance, tI. (give 88 an example), Instillation, ~ taktfr, .J\hi:...,\
~~\ tllttl' lanJIII, J1..
i,tiitar. See Distillation.-lD-
....u. stillation into the mind, rJsu
Iutant (entreating), ~ mtlttl- tatlfm. See Instruction.
(importunate), ~ _tl; Instinct. J~ ~ ttlilltaywd"i,
lII4l1l1';

(immediate, present),~ ~ Mtlir, ~\Je.. mall tlttdf:.! c:t-

.>~,.. flU/lUJj11.tl. Instant, in- .isdj, .u.L:;.. k/uJUat. Instinctive,
stantaneons (without interval), instinctively, J....i-!\UJ~~
Jls:!\~ ftl Ml; (quick, with- J\~\ lala' tarU til ttlll al
out delay), J~ lJi14 tatDdllt, Aap1dnl, ~ tabtl.
~~~ 1Jild ttluJM1tIj. Institute, P. (establish), ~
lutant, •. (of time), .ili.s:! laltaat, ~, ~ jtltal, ~, tDtultlf:.!
~ kIalatIl, is).> tlaJ,;t1:4t. ~ MmfIItI', ~...... ~
Inatantly, instantaneously, at this
Constitute. - (to instruot), ~
instant: III Aill, ~
Jlsl\J t.alltlm•
~\ tala' tltttlil)l. Institute, institution, ,. (establiah-
lDBtead,..;~ ttIfDtJl, ;u~ Mula- ment), ~ fIGIb, ~" tD~
/41, J~ lHItlal. Instead of ~ ttlt1t,,; (precept, maxim,
which, \..w~ ti'W"tlmii. regulation), ;.>L: t iJitlt, l.:Ji U
 IN:04 636 INS
id.11n (plur. ~\j lawanf.), Instrumentally, ~U)f-! it
iJ.J..~ IlIrlat, i~\; idtitIGt , ktDati3 flit"iy."
.i:.. ,,",Mt, ~ Mkl; (edu- ,IDBDft'erable, c..~~ gla". ltd-
cation), ~...J tarbiyat, ~.,)li 1lI_, ~1ld pAlau. See
Utlfi, ~ ttlf..lf.. All insti- Intolerable, detestable.
tutor, ~~UJI~'-' tDddtt til InsWBciency, ~\i!!lr~ t-- Il
.
idnll.. See Instructor. afilyat, .t.u\,,4lr~ tUa- at
Instruct,.,. rl: t allam. _"tDtljd:at, 4\.A)I~ t.'"-' II
Instructor, ,. ~ ."tall._. fIAl.,at.
Instruction, ~,) tarityat, ~ IDBuftlcient, U'~ gltilyr Aft, J
"th., ~.,)L; tdtlfi, ~ ~L;~ g1tay,. idbil, J-!~
llI/ifm. Sec Mandate. INs,,. Idy~J:. See Inadequate.-
Instructive, ~ "thmf. Insufticiently, <4~ iili
Instrument, ,. (too1), ellT dlat (pI. J:afilyat.
,-=-,H alat). Warlike instrument, Insular, ~.r.~ jail"".
Insulated. See Surrounded.
Y..;>ellT dltst wh. The string
Inmlt, ~ . ., ~\ iftri.
of a musical instrument, e,.:.
Insult, .,. ~ ,,...., ~..j?\
IAinit . An instrument Of" written
contract, elly Walat, ~ i/ttIrtJ' t alts'.
Iusulter, ,. r~ 1MUa_. 1DIult-
1IIfI4tl, d ::,.i IlIfIItIIId. An
ingly, ~I~ biJ:ol tjIWd.
instrument (agent), J:$J tDdtl,
IDBUperable, insurmountable, ij~J
J,.. ~ t amil ; (the cause Of" mean
of anything), ~,.- m11jilJ,
~ 14 !lajlJ:a1uJ df. See in-
vincible.
~ .w, ~.,)~ hdtll, j&U
filt.il. 1DBUpportable, ~~ 14 pta-
IDltrumental (caU8ing), ~Lj 114"","". See Intolerable.
jtJtilf; (helpful, aiding), ~ Insure, "• .11'"
,l&fIg_, .Y~h-'Ji
_"en, u-.. "''''tit tGIIItJIlfi11rld. See EDaure.
Instrumentality, instrumentalnetl8 1DBurgent". ~k. t 4lf,..jY 1aI1i.
(the agency in causing), .y..U Insurrection, ~ fituI. See Re-
filtiliyat. bellion, sedition.
 INT 637 !NT
Integer, integral, ,. ~.>~ e.altMl L!,i .alii fardltlt. Intelligent
,aAiA. See Whole. [See Entire. men, rtiy~\ aMb fa""',
Integral, ~ lallA. J,..~ IM".fl. ~y~1 61Mh Hri,.at, Ur
Integrity, ~~ kAtIl1U, ~ tWafd, ~ ttlkala.
IIIliJA, i.U:....\ "'ildfMt, 4S Intelligible, ~ ,unfaAim, ~
Julliytlt. See Sincerity, honesty, ~\ mum"lia al laAm. Intelli-
purity. gibwn~, intelligibility, ~l~\
htegument, ...;L gMltlf. See ~I ."midn al faNn, 4~
Cover, envelope, shell, husk. matkuliyat. Intelligibly, ,~J!
htelIect, ~ t lJil, rtifaltm, LIj J"a- lH toajAin matJRU, ,~J!
ftriMt, d!J.>\ itIra", ~ taht . r~ hi tooiktn mafAum. See

See Understanding. Clearly, plainly, distinctly.

Intellectual, intellective (having the Intemperance, intemperateness, r,),&.
power of understanding), i..pJ.) J'.x:.cJ\ tatlam al ittitlill. See
~J.M au Htoa'mudrika,. In- Excess.
.tellectual (relating to the under- Intemperate, J,) . • ~ 8M y"
standing), ~ taUl. See Ideal, muttatlil, ~L....L.i nij',anl. In-
mental temperately, J"~_:'~\~ hila
Intelligence (information, newa), ittitlill.
~ lAahM, t.lk\ ittila t ; (under- Intend, .,: rr f:tllam, ~ kalal.
standing), ~ t"', rti
lakm, See Design; ""'0 regard, attend
~~.>\ wa".
To give intelli- to, enforce.
pnee, ~ "!ahha,.. An itttelli- Intendant, ,. ~\ IImln, j;w
gemoer,;":' 1II41AtJhlHr. nali",.rot:-
f1HI6alAw, ~,;:...
Intelligent (knowing), JiL: t.4h1, mlltatDtUlI, JeS'J to",l, ....; .. L.
r'~ tal..., ~...,l& tan/, ~ mamtlr. An intendant general,
fat., ~ Wlh. ~~J tDdIl mulW.
See Skilful,
1euDed, wise.-To be intelligent, Intense, ~.J..:. ,AatlitI, '-Ii _I,
~ JIltnt. To render intelligent, ~ taslm,,}~ toiljir. An in-
rti'-:- to-u.;. l alllll14Ao 1tJlti6 tense look, ~\-\ imtan. See
fMa. An intelligent man,~to- Vehement.-Inteilsely, il.:.~
 INT 638 !NT

liiol .Mtldtit, ~I.i g~at, ~~ way), ~ fWaI, ~>l~.J roW

1J$ gMyd. Bee Exceuively.- tItt4wU; (prevent), ~ .....t
Intenaeness,
."
,~ ,AiddtIe. Interception, ~ IfUUlto ~ . .
Intension, ~ bait. Intercepted, t~ ..-eul'"','-'
htent, adj. J~ fIUIIAgAfiJ, ~ flUJltI&tl, ~ _at.-
mdayyad, -.,FL. ,atl . Bee Dili- InterceeaiOD, b.':.j tatl1tUlGl, k\a:,
gent.-To be intent, ~, ,luI/atat• ~.J raj4.
tion, deprecation.-To beg thein·
Bee._
itN!ulgMl.
terceaion (of &DOther), ~I
Intent, intention, r.r
t..... ;.,)!J'
..W/-t. To admit the initr·
iradat, .,)~ muratl, ~ _tl,
.,)~ t1ttIUi1l, ~ "iyat, ~~
ceaaion of one tOT anoth.., J.i
gwad, ~ Uti. Bee Design,
k u...:. MW IMfiJt.M. [Chain.
purpoee.-Intentional. r.,j~ Int8rcbain. tI. ;:i'j""'. Bee
_til. Bee Designed.-Inten- Interchange, cL3",~ ....W,
~J\.... m"t4ttN1tlM• Bee Chqe,
tio~a1ly, ..~ Ii '«Jltlin,;~~
exchange, commeree.
IJj iiAtiyan.,....'~ ttlflltla••
Interchange, tI. J.,)~ ktlol. See
Intently, ..~J ..~~ lJikoljatltli,.
Change, exchange.
flJajtl1ulitt. Bee Diligently.
Interchangeable (capable ot beiDs
Intentness, .),J-iJ taTrsyptl, r~'
iAtimd,., Ji.:. .1uJgTJ, ..,,- ,atl.
interchanged). J~'~ ....
Ii,. til latlal, .u.,)~,~~ 14"1
Bee Diligence, intention, stndy.
al mulJatlalat, ~""";JlA....J'J­
Inter, tI. ~.,) tla/an. Bee Bury.
Intercalary, ~ WI,at. Bee
mll_,.
fIlmtIt..4tHltJt, ~U
~~I !aTnl atWHlfI. See
Embolismal.
Changeable, uncbangeabl~.-In­
Intercede, II. (mediate between two tercbangeably, .u.,)~4 1Iil . .
parties), ~ tMluIffat, b.':.j latltUae. I
t_auat. An interceder, inter- Interchanged, J"'L.:--
trIfdUM.
OO88Or, ~..L..:. ,luIfit. See ~;- m_tflfl)fl)ad. Bee ChaDged,
Mediator. exehan,ged.
Intercept, tI. (stop or seize by the Intercou1'88, ~ IMW, i..il.&
 INT 639 INT

t.m.t. .LL.la-. ".tdflUllM. tion), d~ \ ..Ittit'd!, ~

~l.- lIMIId,wetl. i,L.D..\ AiuCIt. See Share.-(coneern).
iWilat. d~\ ..lttirili. Bee i.ib tttl41M. ~~ ,urd. ID-

ll.\..•nl.:fN>\
...z.t.
.a
Communication. commeree.-To
carry on an amicable interool11'lle.
ttl

Intercurrent, 1-;:.-- ....fDtIUit.

IlIfltll-
terest of money.

(' ~ '-:-' ....{ ..

uJ
nid,
....1 ad n"iA. Unlawful interest,
a.. Bee
UBUly.-To lend upon interest,
i~W~~o) dan_W/d,id4t.
e':J

Interdict, P. ~ ~ ('.r- Interested (conoerned. pIlticipat-

...... .., """'. Bee :Forbid. ing), ~~ ,Nwli; (moved),
prohibit. '-'
• J \, ,.;.. .tIlItarii ; (aelf•
Interdict, interdiction, ,. ~ ~ interested), ~.rA- ...,Mid,
.., lIMI. r!-~ taArf... ('~\ ~~ ,-:-,,-l. filM/) ,ltMwd.
tlnI.. See Prohibition. Interfere. •• (clash with), ~J~
Interdicted, ('Jr ....Anl... t.~ tdr/Ul, ~~ IdAcz.., t:i L. ttfdMt:!
_at. ('!J- _cJ.. [motI. -...aJ\co. iAcJlof. Bee Oppoee.
Interdictory, t:i l.
Ina.-t, tJ.
."'t:!
~ ..J.1MJ to intermeddle, interpose.
(to render n~ or Inter.fluent (flowing between),
important),('}Jrf'4~ ttlllt4l4lw 1-J&J'J~ jdrf tDtlltIt.
..... cIIlII.i.. See Concem.- Interfused (poured between),
(to give a participation), .lJi'
1-,~J- flItIIid tDGItIt.
.i.- ~ Iolw ltiuM; (to affect, Interjacency (lying between), t..:;
move the pa.-iona), ~ NMtItJ", tatDtIIltIt.
~J r.,AgW, i.iA.:.n~~f­ Interjacent, 1-"..::.- ..tIttIU1tII.it.
....,.. ftl, GI"'''''laMII. To in- b...,I\~trr tIUWJtlfitft1UHJltJt•
terest one's-self (in anything), Bee Intervening.
JJ> \~ tIMlaiNll ft. '-ti~J Interjection, •• -.;,. -f. An
rl'l1ti6 ft. iDterjection of calling, \~-.;.,.
Intereet (advantage). i~\,; Idyidat, wl,.idIJ.
t:ii !I4I/t! '-:-' " , .. tlUJuah. Bee Interim, ~ AI,., i oM ..tIltltIt,
Gain, profit. good.-(participa- ~)\W\~ ft Clltf4 til tDdt,
 INT 640 INT

i.MJ',~~ ft 114"," al mtlddot. Interment,~.,) t1IIfic• . See Burial.

See Meantime. Intermingle, tl. intermix, ~
Interior, ~4 lIdt',.. Interior and 1ltalGt. Bee lfix, mingle, inoor-
exterior,~\l,;J~411ilt"tlfIHII4M,.. porate.
The interior part of anything, Intermission, V'J> i1atllil, Uji
~4 lIilt'tI, Je;..'.J tlak".l. wflDuj. See Cessation, pauae.
Interlace, •. ~;.:. ,Wild. See -The intermission of the pu1ae,
Intermingle. i.;J /atrflt. Without intermiB·
Interlard (mix meat with lard), sion, ui~ lila tmDtlHaf, ~
r";-:"> ~~J fDfIdo ,"ohm
t
J\I' lila 'lunal, J'fo" -,,-
kNltlSI,., l:J.:;.. k1l4lot. See Inter- fDall, J~"~ t~' al itA.l,
mix, interpose, di\"eraify. J';:J'~ (ola' attatDdli.
Interline, fl• .J"bJ\~~J~J Intermit, fl • ......;j; tflwa114/, Jot'
fDtJI8at fDtWJtah 111,. IJlBUt11,.. o"mtJl,? Jotar, ~\ tMatat
Interlocution, i.J\(... mukalomat, Intermitting, intermittent, inter·
miaaive, AI.:.;'~UJ~~i~t~\..J
rK;
tflkallum. ~ Dialogue.- ~
td,.ata,. ,aniatit IDa U""
Aninterlocutor, .1(."'--- mutflkflllim.
r:-. ,arJw.,.. An intermitting fever,
Interlocutory, .•J1~i takflliumi. • •
~ ~.J,.J...;r Aummfl' datllf1Jat.
Interlude, •• ~ 16teh. See Play. Intermix, tl. b1&. 1A4la1. See
Interlunar, .r-U'Jj.sly~ Intermingle.
mtmrih Ukulul 01 kamflr. Internal, ~4 hati,.. Bee Interior;
Intermeddle, tl. J>. ',,),j tadakkal. alIo intrinsic, real.-Internally,
An intermeddler, busy body, '\,.k4 lIdtiMft,'1>.'.J~"
.j~ jv.dulI, ~~ kadr al Internuncio, ;:i-~' 1le./lI.,lIir,
g1l4lahflt. ;:i- ,a/I,. (plur. !,i- Nflit'd)·
Intermediacy, 1:1""~b...ji tafDtulUt Interpose, to. b...j4~, 1DfIt1IIt: "'
hf.fyn. See Interposition, interven- fDMat j (mediate between parties),
tion.-Intcrmedial, intermediate, ~~b...i tatDtu.at jiy-
h...y.-. mutfltDtutit. Intermedi- hln. 8ee Interrupt.
ately, b...j'J jll fDMat. Interposition, interpoea1, ~~
 tNT 641 INT
~. See Mediation, inter- An interrogation, interrogatory,
T8lltion. ..
.....l....a:....\ ..Ii/Id,., r~' ti/14m.
Interpret, •• ~.JJ larjflm, Cr- r~'~ lafut "ti/Mm,
MarM. See Translate, explain, J'"...
11141. A. negati\"e interro-
decipher, expound. gation, u,\(j'
.....
..~' ..tij1&lJ._
I
Interpretable, ~.?'~ ....- in1drf.
_ tlttnnatMt
-.I , J..
" A• n~
(~-
Interrogative, interrogatory,
......a. MttI/6Ir. ~~, ..tifMmf. An inter-
Interpreted, ~.r- fllflttMjtlm, rogatory pronoun, r~kJ.r--­
t'~ ..",lard. See Explained. w/ NtifM.m. Interrogatively,
IDterpretation, 4-r3 tM;jGfIItIt, "L.~' ..tij1&lJ....n, &-!.Ja!
~ latif,., c,r.
'lusrA, l;)~ .J ~\ lnttwIl: til .,t;"""d,..
6a,«n,~J\j tdtDil, ~ ta!'f", Interrogator, ,. ~L. 'd'II, ("i.e:.-..
See Explanation, translation.- mlUta/Aim, ~ mwta"""ir.
The interpretation of dreams, Interrupt, •. (the speech of another)
~L.\;..J~la/"rtJl manamtlt. ~'r~~ kala t WdmalgMyr.
A. book teaching the interpreta- To interrupt (business), ~
tion of dreams, ~yl.::....$ j..i.:J' ialat ""'''tIfIAl.
See
~L.\;..J' '"14"
la/,I,.tJl ma~mtlt. Break oft', divide, separate, in-
Illterpretflr, ,. ~;:- "."tarjim, termit.
l:J ~~ tarjilmiin,";';'" mu/"",.. Interrupted, ~ makeut. See
An interpreter of dreams, ~ Broken.-Interruptedly, t.~ ~
l.:.JL.\.:..\.' ..u/.,.;,. al manamat. bin,"tat·
A.n interpreter of the :Habometan Interrupter, ,. ~~I~\j katit fll
law, ~ flItIftJ. [tawat. Wam, r> ~ fnuzdAlm, ~.J~
Ia~um, interreign, ,. ~ mUlaeiritl.
Interrogate, •. JL. ,tIl,~, Interruption (of speech), t ~,
_ /.... ~, "la/Mm,~, rKJ' tMitd t tJl 1&a1dm; (in
UtUlJHIr, ~ ttI/""atl. Bee business), ~~ latafT'Utl. See
Examine, uk, enquire, queetion. Breach, hindrance, opposition,
-Interrogated, J,.-.. malul. obstruction.
 INT 642 !NT
Inteneet, fl.~\~~ Wat The intestines, l:J!.)'w- rruJIdf1tI,
..i_ Mtff4Ij. Inteneoted, ~ ~\ Gfltta .
~\~ " U t ..... tlJlltMf. Intaetine (domestio, not foreign),
Inteneetion, •. ~\i3 taiatwt. J-&--\-' tldailI. IntestiDe war,
InterBpene, •. l:al.:;.. iWaI. ~\-,y~ _6laiMl1.
InterBpened, l,~ fItIIiltlGl. Inthrall, entbraIl, ~\ ~.
Interspenion, hi.>. iWI. See Enalave, ahaokle.-Budllll·
Intertwine, •• ~ Mlar. Inter- ment, -'~\ "'itlJ4#l.
twined,.J~ tIIa4flIr. See Intimacr, 4--'w- .....a.w.I,
Twiated, entwined. 4...i~ ......a...." kul t11-
InterYal,WI -.4,.ut.- fIUIIliJ.t hl41, i.Y.:>. HulI4aI. See la-
(plur. '-=JUt.- lfItIIIJ.fat), l:,)::'! miliarity.
1N.Jg_. See Space, diataDoe, di- Intimate,~\.-""'dAa,vJ',..
vision. [InterpoBe. ..tIID4_.. ....,.,.;:,,~~ ,vJr
Intervene, fl. la.:'.,i ttlwauat. See MItatIlij. See Familiar.
Intervenient (plaeed or passing be- Intimate, fl. 'L:r'-~~ t!""1-
tween), ~L.. file! Hp. '-t-. See Jlention, hint, in·
Intervention, h.:;,i ttltDtIUUI. See form.
Jl~on, interoeuion, agency. Intimation, i}':' I iM4fY1t, ~ \oS Ii·
-(accident), .r.;~ toaiitt#. ~,aI. See Hint, informatiOll.

Interview, •. ilil.. ..fIlai4l, .u...~ Intimidate, tJ. -iJ>- ilttwJtHj. See

..tltDa.alM, \i.::.l\ iltiid, ..;1:;
Frighten, terrify.
tIJl4if, See Jleetmg. Into, "ri
ft· See In.
InterweaTe, fl. ~ lttInlli, ~ IntoIerab1e,~~14 "'.al,
MIa,.. See Intertwine. ~~ ,• ...,..,..,1
Intestate (dying without a will), Intolerably, c..~ J,~ 61-
.t..';.t;.JJ..r-i~ min,. .tDM'a-
la, ....at, ~JJlL.. ..a f:./lfMl
....tin la ,.,""'.1, ,~j.
~» 6i tDGi-la ,. 1.
wlJliyal. [~ IMf:1'. Intolerant, ~..r-i ,,,.,,. -
Intestinal (belonging to the pta), ,."."..,.
Intestine, ,. ~ mllt_', ~ '""el. Intoncate, fI • .J..- _w. Intoxi-
 INT 643 INV

eated. I;)'.J.- ,tJircJ,.. Sec Drunk. ii_U. .ut-Jl..J iii tJlalat.

-To be intoxicated.;"" "". ~\~ fll ~kat.
IDtoxicating•.;..... ",,,,kit-. Wine Introduoe, tJ. (to a place). J:;...)\
If' any liquor which intoxicates, tItIIAal. Introduced. ~~
J-.....ar. ",_lUMl. An introducer.
Iutoxication, ~ ftIir. See ~~ . .uWM1.
Drunkenness. - To retnm to Introduction. J~o)' itWill, J~o)
one's aenaes after intoxication, 4WAtU; (to a book), ~~o) tII-
lJiljat.
j-J'~~ .AI mi,. tllnU.
Iutnmch tI. (fortify with a trench). lDtrade,tI. i}~~~~o)ckU4l
.... gAel". ijflMt.
V"".J\:...Ji t.ilnuJl matilrb. See
Trench. invade, encroach. Intrust, entrust, fl. t.o)J tD4ItIIJt! ...}u-\
.t; L..\ Gtat4' tlfllilnat.
taatdm.
Intrenchment, ,. V"!.Jb..
Intuition» .j}\~.u.,- fllac"/.t
lDtrepid. J~ jaft1,.. ~u Jl.fIU.
See Brave. bold, courageous.
r
iinarat ell "."W. lf \ .1Mm.
Intuitive. J.,)\~ ii "".,.at til
lDtrepidity. ~ iallA, .i}....~.. ja- .w.'. Intuitively•.j"'\~\~
,ilM. See Courage. bravery. ",i,. G"...,..t 1Il tllDla·.
lDtrepidly, ~4~ lJiioljtJIilrat. Invade. tI. ~ lutJilm. Bee Attack.
See Courageously. infest, aaeault.-To invade a
Intricacy, intricateness, ~ J:JuUt, • country. o)J.al\~.ld tlItatlda·
Jl>. ilu&lal. J1::&.\
iWillIl. tJl1ttltltld.
~ I4f!itl. See Perplexity, Invalid (of no force or advantage).
ccmfuaion, dimculty. iF~L. malaAo IllIDGt, ~u~L..
Intricate. ~ ...~W, ~ md.. lalw /iltiliyat. Jl,~ lJalN,
.lI1:TaltJlit, ~ "'tltfltauir. J~ Nltal; (weak. sick),~
See Di&ult. "tV; ~~ fllllrftl. An in-
IntriDsioal, ~,.; IiItl, ~\ tJllI, valid. J,Lw WI~ltU.
~ WliI, '-Ii""""" fll(Jtfl4ll1l • Invalidate, tI. ~ lJattlil. ~
IntriJudc (real, interDal), ~ /tJItIItA. See Weaken.
Wtb.. Intrinsically, '-=J\~4 Invalidity. .iF r,).&. t atlam HICtlt,
 INV INV

;~L.;r-~ ttUlam jiJ.gitltst, rJ Inventory, I. ~ \i }a,...t. See

jtRU, '="~ btlaa•• List.
Invaluable, .t~.uL. mawo 11..,. Invel'lle,inverted, ~ 81t1t1t-,
Invariable, ~...r-i- ,Ao.". - . VNj.JtA ~t1'U, 1oo.;o-liN. .....
,,,.,,,,.. Bee Oonstant. LliIJ, '-:-' 1 jj - • ...t...u..,
Invariableness, ~r-,)J;. t-'" y~ tlUlUd. Bee Contrary.
#agMg,.,.. Bee ConataDcy.-In- -To be inverted, ~ \ siIt-,
variably, .;~~ ..... ,Aagr ~\."itIW.
tagAo.ggrw. Bee Constantly. Inversion, ~ t llU, VN~I
i"tikal, u~\ itWraf, ylii\
Invasion, llr 1uJmlot, r-~ !wjfJ."'.
idi146••
A nocturnal invasion, ~ "611.
Invert, C/. ~ Wall. InvertDg,
Invective, •• ~ ,a661, ~ ""'...
pCIrl. y\i kltl.
Bee Censure.
Inveigh, tI. ~ .a6, ~ .~.
Inverted, ffIdlilJ. See y."...u...
Inverae.-Invertedly, inl'ereely,
Bee Ab11lle, censure.
Inveigher, I. rJL:. .Mt•. ~46ilt··
Invest, C/. (in an otBce), ~
Inveigle, c/. '-i~! ag/UWHs', ~ ,luwr. IMllfntl. To invest with poseee-
8ee Allure, entice, seduce.
Ilion, u..:;..u~\ att.' taltltftJ,
Invent, C/. (find out), ~!
tlAtar4tt ~.).a.. \ aAdal, t ~\
i:- tnmI4IA. Bee Give, grant.-To
invest with a robe of honour,~
ClUa t . Bee Discover, forge,
~ IAo.14 t ttJla', ~I~I
falsify.-Invented, ~.. tIhtU·
~ U at!ilA IAaltaA !dldurwA.
Uw4t·
Bee Dre8IJ, adorn, decorate.-To
Inl'ention, ~\.b-\ iIulaI, .,)\:f:\ invellt (surround), 1.\..-\ .Ad"
Ijild, t!;:-&-\ iWiriltt t!~\
..,.l> MltW. Bee Besiege, IUI"
i6tldf:: Bee Fiction, forgery, dis·
round. .
covery. [mflhcHt. Iuvestigable, ~ ,.,jaA...
Inventive, ~.J.-.! blUll ', t"':- Investigate, C/. ~ iHIAaI, ~
Inventor, I. t.~mflhtlitt ~ jattfUIJ, ~ I8jfl1Wu, ~
muklatlwitt ~ ~ mWul", I8j....., ~\ NIGAM. See
t~ ",flhtlUlit · Bee Forger. Examine, enquire, eearch.
 645 INV

"l' _. R J eaftl.A, Invisible, ~k IAd,i~, ~

Investigation,
~ tajGlJau, V'b:\i' iftiA&· mfll0eajf. The invisible world
See Examination, inquiry, search. (the world to come), ~.•,~.n~~
Investiture (in office), '-:-- _ Q' J ta- al ''''''~. To be or become
eallll~, ~ edlltl; (in poe- invisible, y~ 11tIJ~. Invisible
_on), u~ IMGrrwj; (with· things, '-=J~~\ til IAd,~4e. In-
robes of honour), .w.> UtUtM. visibly, \~k IAd,-.
Investment. Bee Drees, garment; Invitation, i~.3 "'twat~ ~~,
cargo, mitlt 4, ~ t4Ila~. An invi-
.lDveteracy (oldness), L>~ tation to an entertainment, ~..r
dag'uiLUM ; (obstinacy),)"...' tad• .
mar, .,)~ e1l4t1. Inveterate Invite, •• (uk to any place), r..r
(old), ~~ iadf.. ; (obstinate), tdUm. See Ask, call, bid.-To
~ ttMltI,.r- muir. invite to nuptials, V"'~r...r
Invidious, .3.,-.lw11t1, ~ t4lam 1.1f:!"" To iuvite to an
.u1Jgltitl. See Envious, malig- entertainmant, r..r·ttJIQm. To
nant, hatefol.-Invidiously, ~ invite to supper, ~r...r tCIIQm
iJ'~ ~iiol tatlawae, ~~ lil tlllM. An inviter, ~'.3.
iiiol NwstI. Invidiousness, ~ tlatl, r)~ t 4Ii!".
luuatl, Bee Envy, malignity. Inviting, fIlIj. y';~ jdliJ. In-
Invigorate, tI. '-iF UU1U1fl. See vitingly, ~';4~ ~l
Strengthen, animate.- Invigo- jilliMgal. [lnge, 1I00d.
rating, tJdj. '-iP-- m~. Inundation, ~ ,a,'. Bee De-
Invigoration, ~,AJ edwi,ae. Invoice, ~i\; jllttilra.
Invincible,y#-..r-il""'rmagM11J, Invocation, ~.3 "'til, iy:.3 "'ttl1a1.
Inviolable, "...oi.i~H~ ..". ."it i~\:... mv.1I4jile.
tlflnaU, ~,~ mueaAll Invoke, •. ~~, utagA41, ~.,)
til flllMa. Inviolably, ~.#~ To invoke the name of
tl4 t 4.
min ,'''''' fIaitI. [talM. God when beginning anything,
Inviolate, ~ ~ I • ......- i!'~~ ,fltltmtl' itim allalt.
Invisibility, ~, til ,,,,,,~, Bee Call, implore.
 IRO 646
Involve, tI. (inwrap, intwiat),~ Itsf, coloured), ~~\J-:... ..uz •
1:u~ iNwlJat, e"'>
iNwelat: Aatlftl.
See Complicate, blend, entangle, Iron, fl. (smooth with aD iron),
confue.-<to imply, oomprize), '-Ii itltIJ(I'. [1aldci4.
Ironmqer or Bmith, I. o)l~
~J •. ".' illWfllGl f:.olti.
hyolved, '-oi,aL. WIlful, -..i::l. Ironical, ~ ~l. Ironi-
• tIll4j. See Confused, ~k, ob· cally, ~\kl:-.H In tlHlJl •
lOure. taAaiiw••
Involuntary, .wi~ 6ild luNd, ~ Irouy, ~ 1dW"'-, ~, ilhW.
J~' 1Jild iiAliydr. Involun- lrradianoe, irradian.cy, irradiation,
tarily, ~,.
~
~
6tl4 tWo.' ) .IL
' t.~ "wf:.4 t· See
.fly; 14lHPlr,
6i14 U:Atigdr. B8diaDce, ray, illumination.
Involution, bl.>. iW. Irradiate, tI. ~ ~t.
Inutility, i~\ir~ l'M4f11 f dyUltst. Irrational, <Jb\j~ , . ftfIi1,
Invulnerable, C~,~ ..... ~~ .a_, ~ Jil4~.
tcmit al jarla, C~~ 14 ~. See AbIurd.-An irratioDal ai·
Inward, ~~ kti,.. See Interior, mal, ~\j~ 4;)'~ .,..
intimate.-Jnward, inwards, in-
wardly, J&.'o) laiMl.
Inwe.ft,.. See Interweave.
gTw.,,. ft4tii.
Irrationality, ~W'r~
ft4AiirIlI. JiaS' r~ ~ .z
t--.
Inwrap, enwrap, •• ....Ll lef. See tail. [t&l:l·
Involve, wrap. Irrationally, JU~~ ...., .
Inwreathe, enwreathe,.. See Irreolaimable, ~¥'~#
Intertwine, wreathe. g• ...... tlttMalJ, ~
Ir.ible, yya;. ,Wui, ~~ iii """1, ,-:-!o)\:1'~
,Ml1J4.. Bee Angry. . . . . .i t aUdlIJ. See n.p.
Iron, ~.t- 1uuJI4. Hard iron. See rate, hope1elL
Steel.-An iron mine, iron ore, Irreconoileable(imp1acable).~~l
~'»'~M4 "'tela" WIll. 14 pttu4W; (iDoonaisteDt),;i
Iron (made of iron), '-I~~ J!,J ,.14,., ~'ye~,'"
AaIiIcII. ResembliJlg iron (iron. fIItftD~.
 IRR 647 IRR
Irrecoverable, ~~ ltJ ptalwN- IrremillaibJe, #'~ ~t
W, ~~~~ liJ f:iliJj Wto. See til ttl/a, jAJ) lil PI"/a,..
Irremediable, ineparabJe. Irremoveable, d~~ 14 pta-
Irreducible, y}iwpi-g.,,....,A- luwrtll, ~~ 14 , . . .
laIJ. See InviDcible. Irreparable,. ~1 lil y~

g.
Irrefragable, irrefutable, J~L.~L. ~.J~"; 111,.6 14 ~'.
lid Ii,.. md ,NidI, v:iif llliJ prfad,
See Irrecoverable.-Irreparably.

~.,;f'~ fltfll'fttl. ,=,'Ppi-~ ".t'" gTuzv,. gMII,.a".

ImIpreheDBible, irrepl'OllOhable, L.
Irregular, ~.J~ lJiliJ tarlt6,
;~~k.';J.c;.. il..1d/ til latitlat, ~~ lRd taltAl t aUi, rL..l
14 yulil.., ~";~L. tUlMolGtIi.
rua.J'~,),&, t atltm .1 ,.."slim, ~
,=,~\i 1Iild la"a,., Ji\ipi-g....
i4"iltIf, r\l,aj~ lJi14 ,.~m. irre-
gularity, ;,),&,\iJ'r,),&, f:tUillm- til
laf:Hlal, ,=,i~'r~ ttUillm til
g. See BJame181ll.-lrrepreheMibly,
irreproachably, .t.~~ ".t.
fttfIla_. See Innocently.

. -
ImIpreheusible, ~~L. tIId
taltii e"la6, y~~ 14 ptd6.

",sa.., ~.J~ 6.1d tarlt6.

IneJati7e, ",,,-;- :- .~
~iltI'.
g.
la"a". Irregularly, r\l,aj~ 6iliJ Irresistibility, r,IJ:J~;F HtNt 14
f4tU:iltlHlttl. Irresistible, rJ~~
liJ pttl1afDam. hresiatibly, ~
.t.J\i.J'~ iii MtOt ""''''"t
lmWgioD, ~'»'r~ f:!Ulam tuItlt,., til tJtdcJfDamat.
~ /alfr· Irreligious, l:I-~ 6iliJ Irresoluble, ~ ~ /IM lI,.tIt,
If.,,.,;\S'

,. g.
1:dp, (}i\:... .....,Ji. ~ ,.".,.. Bee IndiJlolub1e.
See Impioua.-IrreIigiousIy, ~ Irresolute, !r-'~..J-A. -.ta.

....
'-="~'lJ~~ til.
lnemerliabJe, Ai~~ 14 tilaj Wo,
tlt,. fDa JutwW fI am"""", l,:)~ M,n!",
.I-\- M.ytr, ~~I,-;-l.i:... .....
Wlib arra,_ 1rreBolutely, ~
'-""Ale wdlW _il, ~,I~~ ~ 6iiol ~, ~,;~ iiW

g.
ld plMiJ.... Bee 1Dourable.-
Irremediably, '~"M~~
trMItldfi}.
m.
. .Gl1tltItl. lrreIo1uticm,.,).,).;3 III-
,.a4tl.l,
irliJa6.
~ At,.." y~}
Bee Doubt.
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Irretrievable. See Irrecoverable. Jr.J'v-\:.=-' illtilHll tJl . . .
'Irreverence, r~\r~ t alam Bee Retention of urine.
iMiram, ~~) r ~ t/.ZtlQm rata,M, Isinglass, y. gAira.
y..>\JJ.i }illM Gtla1I, r~\r~ Ialand, iale, I, i.r-.ft" j."" (plut.
t/.ZtlQm liram. Irreverent, ~ ..I-)ft- i a4Jir).
y..>\ ln1cJ tult111. Irreverently, Iaaue (egreaa), ~J~ IUtw¥j, ;,""
r ~I~ Ii kUla' i1tirdm. Mer; (termination), y~
Irrevensible,~I~ mlmlta"it t ilkilxJl, ~ \c.i fItI1d,tIt. See ~­
al taglul".r, ~J lcJ ,.aa- clusiou.-(event), Ap.';J vdlt..t,
g/tanM. Irreversibly, ~~ ~ MI!jat. See Couequence.
lIilcJ tag"""". -(progeny), ..>JJ' tlJD14tl, J..j
Irrevocable, .,;J cJ' ~ mtltlllcmit fUIIl, JT atIl, j..JI .1. See Fa-
til lagMy,vr, ~~J ld pU- mily, o1Fapnug.
raia~ Irrevocably, ~~ lIild I88Ue, fl. (88 water from a fountain),
to.gM,ypr, ~~pC~ mill ~ M1Iat! '-if:" itWC&'• To issue
IMy" m.rajae~t. or aally forth, i f iTtarttrJ·. To
Irripte, II. """JJ1~ Mia' til Md.' issue out money, i f IMrlj,
Irrigation, """ }'..J- ,.if .1 Md. uAJ MId. To iaaue out • de-
Bee Watering. cree, r!--J"w\ • • kht.
Irritate, fl. ~\ q,g1uH1J. Irri- I88Uelesa (without oftBpring), .,)~I~
tated, 1;)\. QC g1ltUl1Jart. Bee Mia tlfDlcJtl, ¥~uL. ~
Exasperate, provoke, fret. t alriHt.
Irritation, ~;si' Wrid, ~Jf3 Iatbmus, I. (neck of land), ~
IaAcDIIA. See Provocation, etimu- """.;t t"U flrd, ~~}\:JU
lation.-(anger), ~ g1uMlall. ~..rs:= lUfJ. fWtlllczp HArflI.
Irruption, r~ Auium, .0 ...... It,~ Au.
Mmlat. Bee Incursion. -(forcing Itch, I. Y f t iM'cz1I. Bee Baab.-
an entrance), J,e:....> tluael. To .An itch (longing), 4.JM~ .....
make an irruption, ~ Nfl"" ,.".. MfOa, i~ dcz1wI. See
Ie (third pen. sing. of to H), ~ Aa. Desire.
IlCbury, J~~ ttlff" al _,, Itchy, I;)~ iMHfI.
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Item, 'L.:iI\ a,_, ~~ Uuli1. jl2/tal, ~J wiitl. See Coxcomb,
See Alao. ape.
Iterate. t'. J} .".ar, ,,~ tall. lackdaw, yY gAirilb.
See Repeat.-lteratioD, .J!.;LJ 1acket, ,. i,;)~ .iltigiln.

tWlr,}p tiJ:ri1r. i,,~ \ 'ttJtltJt. lacob's stafF. See Astrolabe.

See :Repetition. lade" (lOrry horse), Jkkl:Jb
ItiDennt, itinerary, ~ .ag,lt. iNdn tiltil; (a mean lOrry woman)
See Wandering, UDllettled.-An iJ,r..ra ,ltarmata. See Bunter,
itinerary (book of travels), y\::.S' whore.
,;... J:itab ,a/ar. lade,fI. J-1
U.U1U1lUA, ~\ alt ab ,
ltaelf, ,rtJ Itll. The thing itself, See Fatigue, ho.raBll, tire; de-
..,..11~ na/, al amr. grade; tyranise.-(to grow fa-
tigued, lose spirit), ~ Ut,b.
Ivory, J~.Hc.:r' ,in al/11, c:k eli·
laded, i,;)~ tat!un. See
Ivory (made of ivory), ~k
Fatigoed, dejected.
tdJl; (like h·ory), ~~\j.1...
lag, t1. (make like teeth), 4J1~"Ji
.iIl al taj.
by, ~\•••.•]\ ~ WI allllQll21'ln. ttJnUJl tltmd4M.
1ail, •. ~ laba,.
lakes, 4J \:s::.>\ atltJbkAa",.
1.
1alap, ~ jalabii..
J ia UDiformly expre&lled by c:' as in
lamb".(postofa door), Y~\~j
V"T:'" jar(JI, 'a bell.'
riJ1 al b4b.
Jabber, II. ~~~ taialla. bt1d langle, fl. \y:j\;J tandUtll. See
tUt.u'. See Chatter. [baJiCii. Dispute, quarrel, wrangle.-(to
labberer, •. d~ f:.alld, J4: make a disoordant lOund), \~W
1acent, ~ ".tmlalilt. See tata,tJta.
Lying, supine. lanuary,;>-~\i,;)~ ~ ian•• al ailtar.
lack-pudding, •• J~ baAllll, J\::J'i,;)~~ lanan attdnl.
~- fIIa,1-_a. See Buffoon. lar, ,. (vesael), ~ jarralt; (dis-
lacbl". J~ jak121, ~J~ tDafDI. cord), ~h>\ ikAtiliij. See.
laeklDape8, i,;)\J.sw ,attldn, jA~ Disaension, debate.
 JER 650 JOO
Jargon, ~ g1tal4t, ~ Wfl. tIItIlitlfII, V".ull .u.u, V'.wl
lasmine,~~gdnllfl,~jS41.tli. ~,r:..JI tJ1ituN ..w.tf,
lasper, ~ gfll"m. ~JJ' tJfIWtIIilItA. An in·
lavelin, I. L,,;- luw!HII. habitant ot Jerusalem, ~Ji.A
Jaundice, ~\i~ gfWtlitJtI. fIItIUad, If',)j 1IIdri.
Jaunt, tI. (wander about),).> ddr, Jest, I. ~I "w.a, J.i-' Mel
('6. Mm. See wander, ramble. (plur. c..:J~ luuli,41), (~
Jauntiness. See Genteelneas. t41wfj.
Jaw, I. ~ 1aJ:, ~ Mllai. Jest, tI. 'tf~, """,,,,'.
The upper jaw, ~,~, til Jeeter, I. ~.Jf4 mtWwrj.
Jai til tlt'a'. The lower jaw, Jesting, I. C!re flld&41. See Kern·
j.i..J'~I till" til fIIltll. ment.-Without jesting, j8l~
Jaw-bone, I• .rw\.., mdcltlglult. The
apart, ....;..,-1~O....J'J>
two jaw-bones, ~\(;~I til afl4i.
iitIlll al fII4ISil,\ eM' tor.J.
Jay, ~'y~ g"walJ til lJap.
Jet (tOlllil), ~,-.r Mi-' ....
See Magpie.
A jet Of"jet d'eau, 'JljJ/~
Jealous, )~ gitlyyar, ~~
Jew, I. ioJ'>Jf:t ,Glad!. Jews,.>"e
gJusyrafl. See Emulous, 8US-
gGlu.
picious.-To be jealous, Jt&. gMr.
Jewel, I. ~~ jtlflJ1wtI. See Gtm.
lealously, ~ 1JWJl g",NIt. -My jewel! (my dear! my
1ealousy, jealousness, i # g"lrat.
soul!) yil raedt, Ji~
..,r-J.Ju..
Jehovah, J"~ ga"a, JW4JJI tUiaA
14t ala'• See God.
ga WI, ~~,ll to."
Jeweller, I. ~~~~l.
Jellied, ~ fIt"tljanWl. See
Congealed. Jingle,.. ~ t4nt4n. A. jingle,
Jelly, ~ m"'f/'afltUl; (of meats), ~ 14"1".
~~ j6liJ.nttll. [ ilpdfllolf. Jockey, I.j~~ j4fl1Jils, ~t.~
Jennet, I. ..,J~\-o'~'-- ANd" hay,at &,1. Bee Horse-de-ler,
Jeuamine. See Jasmine. groom; tIlIo cheat.
Jericho (city), ~::JI arlM. Jocose (jocular), y~'~
• Jerusalem, \.J"'.).i...n~ lJayt til kltV til mQlM/Ji.
 JOl ~1 JOY

jonlarity. 10int, tI. (divide into joints), ~

Jocoeenea, jocoeity.
C~, iluAW4i. See Merriment.
.
,,,,,"d, ~ Iaa,•.
• .Jocund, ~''-iJ~j IllArcJtDI tJl 10intly, ,,~~ it "'tlt4tl, \,... ",".
tdt . See Merry. gay. lively. Bee Together.
cheerful, pleasant. 1ointure, I. \iJ" tlotcJ. See Dower.

Jocundity. C) la,.M. Bee Plea- loke. See 1est.-Jole. See Face,

I&I1tness. cheerfalnesa. cheek.
lolm Nokes and Tom 8tiles•.;fJ~j 10llity. jollinell8, C) la,.d.
uf4 fO(J ttlfM' (fictitious names. lolly (gay). ~\-.} I"""''',
UIed by lawyers and others). lot, ,. ~.i sa,.,.lIt.
laiD. ". j..,J fI1/W1l. ~ laAam. 10vial•.JJ.r" "..,,;a,..
v..J laIid. Sec Add. subjoin; 10nrnal. ,.,;;.;" tlajfar, JUf:""'
lUlite, 888OCiate. lolll'Dey••• .}- .ajM' (plur. l.:.J~
loiDed. Jr-"""" fNIfI1,al. ~ IOoj,.at). A nocturnal jOlll'D8y. ~
"""14ftl, ~\::... mutaillif, 4:JJJ-J::.U\ ,lIfM' til Ill. A j01ll'Dey by
IIMnlJJ, t;-+ • ~ mlfittlmif! post, ~.r.J'~~' _jar
~ ~JII~t' To join or be ~ til pHl4. A long journey,
joined, ~~, lititz,..,., J..-~' ~}- .alM' Htftl. To UDder-
.fIHl. take or begin a journey, ~ r.r
loiBt. I. i~ ttlUtll, J..aA.. ""'1141. .;...I' t.tII4m t altl GlHla,..
Join., J...LA.. fN/cJIil. The 101U'lleyD1an••• .,it-. mtfId}r.
Ipece between two joints. ~~, 10UBt.,.(tollrnament), cL:.J
,./JIJfIJIcJA.
..Hi. ~ f1t(IlltIl. J..-u,.. loy. c:~, ilJtiltdj, r~' i6ttadm,
"'iUil. The joint of a reed or
other plant, i~ tddtJ1. Out
)Jr 1tWil,., ~ ~tIt, c..ri
I",..", ~ ,,"",,"tit, b~'
of jointr ~ p... -/d. To inl1Uat. C~ \ _M,.a1. To
pull the fiDgers till the joints sbow great demonstrations of joy,
crack, ~L.,'t:...ij Itwlra t L~~' tJdtw til jM'1I1.
4111dift.iJio. The joint of a 10yful, ~t-.~ ja,.ltd,., .»,r-
slaughtered animal. a joint of tlIaWiir, J~~J~ manz,. al
meat. ~ tatlii. (pI. ~\ IIttld). 60.1. &e Cheerful, merry.-
 roD 652 JUD
Joyful news, ~~ II..Ad,..e. To the merit of anything), ~ \..,
make joyful, C) lo.,.,.a1· ~ .4,.11 UiJr.e, ~~t.
loyfully, ~~,~ hiW iJtiAdj, '4"11 tall.
.JJ~ IIi ItlrU,.. ludge, fl. (do justice), ~I _/,
loyfulnesa, C) larG". See loy. J~ ttUlal; (decide law-suits),
1 ubilee, •. '-<-'.> ""'., ~ 1Ja"jat, f> IMam, .t..~IJ..ai 1-
inh"4t, ~ mtllflrrM,
bL...:.iI til 16tII4mat. To judge (form an
~~I wti1J4j. See Festivity. opinion), .Ji'
"tt, VM~~
ludge, •. ~\i katll. ludges, _;\.Q; f:!Jmal ki,a, See Criticise, diI-
Wdt. My Of' our lord j udge, ~l".. cern distinguish.
~ Ul\ malDlalld IJl hidf. The ludgment (opinion); J=o ....., 6,J~
jndge of 11 city, ~I~l; katlf ,.ay, r.:-! ~ tatlDl,., V'" ~ it,d';
al htUtul. The judge of the army, (understanding), ~ tall, i..1}
.}-ll~\i katlf IJl eu.. The lara'M; (the I18Dtence of a judge),
decree of a judge, e.r'~ fo,,!,:J latlOlI', !--
'ud.. (plur.
-- aI" .Aa"tt i.i: bujiM. The r~\ aAktim), trJ'~ W.
actuary who writes the I18Dtence /JIMTuw tt \.Q; wa. See Doom,
of a judge, d\.(.. IaUdI. The condemnation, sentence, deciaion.
chief judge, i\.4i.lI~\i katli IJl A. judgment (punishment from
Wdt. The greatest judge of his heaven), .ill\\.Q; iadd tdltIla. The
age, ~YI i\.Q; F
I Gtum kutldt day of judgmont or reB1lJT8CtiOll),
auman. To appoint a judge, .t..~'r.%'''' IJl iIIcJJJkI4. The
~U A; \ . . .~ ttlmlllaAo katlf. judgment-seat, ~ ...,u•••,.
To go Of' appear before a judge, Bee Courtofjnstice (tribUDal).-
~\allrL.~ Mtlw am4m IJl To pronounce jndgment, .."yjJi
i4tlf. To cite before a jndge, tamtUltltflJo.', !--~, "t..'
~\iJ' rL.Ik}:•.JJ ~ ttJ141J lJdm. See ludge.-80undn. . of
lil "..,,1J4,.atM tlllldm til i4tlf. A. judgment, jA.lUj:i liitDd al
bribe to corrnpt a judge, ~..r. tall. A. man of aound judgment,
1Ja,.tl~ .;"':'.J ,.tMitDat. A judge ~ ~t. .aAI1 tall. lion of
(a person capable of deciding on aound judgment, J~y"'-="'"
 JUI 653 JUR.

G'1uIlJ f..dil. Without judgment, grapes or other fruib>, ~ eutr.

~~ bila ttJ1l. i.J~ ttUd"at. luices of styptic
Judicatory,,(courtofjU8tice),~ plants, ~\;\ dalia. Lemon
~. juice, ~.r::l.t;... mtlYyal ltIy",u.
See Court. -(distri.
bution of justice), J.Ml\~ \ ijr4 Jujube (fruit), y~ t1&Md6. Th~
.z ttrll. 1udicature, \.Q; katla, barren jujube tree, ~,;ftj IIlY-
f-- W-m. See lurisdiction. salil,..
Judicial, judiciary, ~r- ,Aa"tf • Julap, y~ jall46.
Judicially, "~.ra '~"tott, Ji\.,..- luly, V-~J!, yul'-ilI, j~ tammil~.
tfJ\ mMW4p MAiAm-t . De- Jumble. fl. bl.>. k1ull4t. See Con-
mandiDg payment judicially, fomid.-A jumble. bl.>. lAale.
"~,,:.~~ UW Aa.Udo Jument. ,.(beast of burthen),~~
.u"... iidf,A latImiilal. •
Mart-·
Judicious, JU~ Iwr ,alii ttJkl, Jump, fI.1u ute See Bound, spring,
Jik ti.i1il, L!}~1wr ,ali6 -(to agree with), Ji1., fDilP·
/tW4Mt. See Prudent, akiltaI, Jump, , • .tk Mttat. See Leap.
wile. JWI itli,al, j..,J fDul.
lunction,
Judiciously. L!}J ..~~ 6i101 See Coalition.
ttd:liII 1011 ItW4IIIt. See Wisely.
Juncture, j.aA.. majial<plur.j..,lt.
Jug, ,.); 111s. L..~ 141,. See Cup. maj4lif),~ eU1il. See Junction,
pot, tankard. joint, articulation.-(time), ~l..j
Juggle, tI.~r) u t 6ar lallJ'. umd,., ~-' fDait.
,.;..&. gNuA. See Deceivo. June, C)~j- Aiuy"iltt.
lup, juggliDg, ' •.r.J t/llll~fW. Juniper, )\&.r' t tW t 4 ".
See Imposture, deception, trick. Junk (a Chinese ship), ~~.r-
luggler. ' . .rr
mtlUt6t',· "..,.W'inf. [mtUAttWf.
Jugular. ~ htilki. 'l'ho jugular Jupiter (planot), 10/.;- '~, .1\ al
nin. ~.Ji\J:.- WI al fDOrfd. Juridical, ..r-.r':' ,AtWtf. See
e
laice, J.r wak, ~~.J n4ti11Jat. Judicial.
~.J r4I&UG1 (plur. '-=J~.J Juridically, '~~ '-lOtt. luris-
rlUA},iU). The pressed juice of consult. See Lawyer.
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 JUS 654 JUT

Jurisdiction, iv.~ Allkamat, \..ai al • adl, ~ \ (I"'.j.

~
The 10m
Wil, ~ W."., ~~J tIHIliigat. Chief J uatice, iWl\.f~\i }Ut

Exercisingjuriadiction, J~ tDdlf. tJl ktuldt.

1urisprudence, W pA, :wJ' ~ Justi1iable, (l- ,aliA, ~
tUm tJl pA, t.r.:-n~ tUm AakUi, t.r.n~ 1Ji IGId
a,MMrt· fIlA ,Mrt. Bee Right, defeuibIe.
lust, J"'~ t dtlil, J~ muttlil, -Justi1iableness, ~ .1,
(l. ,aliA, J"'~ ,iltlik. Bee 4 \i- AtiUaftiyllt. See Recti-
Equitable, honest, good, virtuous. tude.
-(accurate), ~ ,aAIA. Bee lusti1lcation,.)~ ttlif', J!..r.3 tairi"
Exact, full, complete, regular.- )\~, if:!iaar, i..J;-:;
taiipl.
Just weight, J~l.:JjJ fDaft flIil!l. BeeVindication.-(purgationfrom
To distinguish the just from the sin)!r' i.ttlJra, ~ a.ldI.
unjust, Jlc,\J'~~\J) !M" See Pardon.
III Mi mt;' tJllJdt.1. luati1ier, ,. justificator, ~ ..-
Just, • ., .u..,~ 1JjJc61 dilt4t. Bee lHwrir. Bee Defender.
Exactly.-(alike), ~ mill. Juati!Y, tI.~!r. 1JM'rtW, .)~ t'"
Justice, J~ t.atll, i1'~ tatlil14t, Jj 1fIihI'. Bee AbIIolve, cle-
~~ AaUdftigat, .u~ fend, vindicate.
fIIlItdal4t, ~\.a.i \ i,.,aj, ~r­ J ultle,tI. r"'\..:u
taildG... See
'Mrltat, tr- ,larf:' ~ Mi. Claab, encounter.
Public justice, i..~' tJUig4Mt Justly, J&'~ lJilW, i1'~~ 1Jihl
Distributive justice, U\~, f:tJdd14t, Y~~ lIiuaUlillJ. See
.t.....W\ al eJdill4t al iilIimat. Honestly, uprightly; alIo just,
A n administrator of justi('C', exactly.
Jb..'~fi"" mujri Gl Aai. Ac- Justness (lICCUracy), ii.., 1Ii1.Wt,
cording tojUltice, trl~ JL.! iamill. See ExactIl_;
lJi JuualJ alMlart- Contrary to alto justice.
tI.
justice, t..rWI~L>. "Mia! Jut, (to shoot into prominences),
.,AaAart- To administer justice, ~~.,r.' fIIMalella', J;-..,r-J
to do justice, J~'~.r:- \ ajf'a' ramtl' ta14'. See Project.
 XEE KEP
luvenile, ~~ ,Aah. The juvenile Guard, protect.- (to detain),
age, ~~ ,lai1Jdiyat. d.- tnUd. See Stop.-(to
last), ~ U idflt. See Remain.-
K. (to maintain, support with the
necesaanesoflife), ~\.; idt. See
K, iD English, has one invariable
Feed.-{to restrain), ~ tl41Jat,
sound before all the vowels; and
~ maflat-. To keep company
ia expressed in Arabic by ~
(with anyone), ~'w, I4laab
yl::5' kitdh, 'book;' and (with a . '
stronger eft'ort in the throat) by
r- ~ t iUlaar• To keep in or keep
close (conceal), ~, al;laftJ'. To
J' as iJ I ~ iwtWatI ' power'
..

V~ fltuJ:addal, 'holy,'
I

Jr. keep oft', keep aiocr, ~ Htt";

(to binder), ~ fll(JfI(Zt: To
wi, 'lightning.' Before n it is
keep under (oppress), ~ stiltJm,
silent, as in lmif" lmH, pro-
~ kMM. To keep on (advance,
nounced nif., tw. [Calendar.
go forward), ~,'iaj tal«Jtltlam. To
Ka1endar, r-'..ri-J IoNlfIt. See
keep one's bed, iJ'l.rU~oW
Kali, ~ WI. Alkali, j.£l' alialf. ilst "IJil firiUla. To keep Of'
Keen (ager). ~ ~; (sharp-
dwell (in any place), Mian. J-.
edged), ~ \i ideft.
See Pierc- To keep house (maintain a family),
ing.-(lI8vere), ~~ WMlItl. A
_-edged sword, ~_, ..ae_.... ~ i:! /fIlala htJY'. To keep
the house (to be at home), oW
iliff lttIld. Keenness (eager-
~'J kat" fll haye. To
D_), ~ gAt,.fIl, Ii...:. keep out (prevent entrance), ~
1MtltIM. See Ardor, zeal, Tehe-
JIlmoe. - (&eTerity), L~
J~""'~ mtlMt .it"
tItlilulmul.
To keep a promise, ~~I\JJ lOa/a'
......." ~ tUnj. See Aa-
perity.-(rigor of weather), i.i.,:.
.
al .alatl.
Keeper". ~l- ltd}s, V"'.;6- ltdm,
";-3' .liMal til ha,.tl, flft'-j >\.i nils,,..
--.YrI,.. Kept (guarded), ~~ maAfts,
Keep, fl. (take care of, preserve), ~~ malara, ; (detained),
lab.. "afas, ~ "afIttJ'. See d,-.... 1Ilam,uk.
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KIN 656 KIN

Kf.nnetl, r'; Ifn"iz.

Kernel, ,. (of a nut, etc.), ~..
W, I.r!~ ,.;wa', ~ ltl, ~
_I
Human kind,
til lJaMr.
.) fa,
•
Another kiDd,
" • .,....:.-:
"'Ii' .

t,;..r-i IA4,r tI4tIIt: Of di1I'ereat

Wi. [pot. kinde, ~u\;.., .../
Kettle". ~!ii 1411ti,.. See Caldron, ~iJflt, ~t.~' .....at
Key, ,. Cb.A.. ••ftdA (plur. -&li.. fIItIilaWiJ.A·
.../4111). Kindle, ,. ~ , Mrd. Ja.:.'
Kibe, ,. (chap in the heel), ~ ..ltttll. See Infiame, Bet OIl me,
..
~.~ ~nJ ,AU: jfllo.ti . exasperate, animate.
Kick, ". v-iJ ,.a/. ., ~ l41HJI. Kindled, y,f.... ..lId, J-:.:...
Kick, ,. W J ,.a/'tll. A.. kicker, flttUAttlttll. See Inflamed.
~...GJ ,.tlp,. A.. kicking horae, Kindling, pfIrl. ('~ ..u.n..
C"'.J~~ llid.. ,.tlfBd. Kindly, r~~ 1n1ol ....,
Kidney, ,. i~ iilw(lt (plur. J! u.Y~ iiilli llIlf, ~~
hili), I.r!~ WilrDI. [11l1JU. lJiiol IJIW1J1JtIt. See Benevolea.tly,
Kidney, ,. (or French) bean, ~1 favorably; tdMJ congenial, hODlO-
Kill, ". J:.j latal. To kill animala genea1; mild, softening.
for food, ~..i ulJ.A. Killed, Kindness, u.Y ifill. iJF t""f*l,
J~ mGltul. Killed by poison, ~.~ ,.tIII/at. Bee BeneYOleDee,
rr-- flu.",,,l... See Poisoned. beneficence, favor, love.
Killer, ,. JJU kdtil, Jb.i J:altdl. Kindred (by blood), ~)i ~
Bee Murderer. ~ tIGICIi(plur. y\-il
Killing, pm. JJ \i idtU. ,.,di). See Relation, rebWft,
Kiln, •. \.:.~ lum,)yJ tatlflU,.. sort. [CongeuDl.
Kind (bene\"olent), ! .; _ \,1 utlj, Kindred, till. ~,ri lariJ. See
u- p"., ,Atljfi, ~J urt"" ~... Kine (plw. of cow), ~''''''
I1IU]lulJ. Bee Beneficent, friendly, mtlUJddt,fi w.r.
fa\"('rable. King, ,. ~ tuW. A. kDtg of
Kind (raoe, sort., species), ~ kings, a great king, ~\bL,
jilll (plur. V"'~\ qjnd8), ~L!\ lUlU" tIIMldlia. ~
V MfI)l' (plur. t',;' (lflUJ4 t)· to the king, ~\bL
longing
 KNI 6037 KNO
ltIltd,af. See Royal.-Kings, butcher'e knife, .J~L .dtilr.
d.,L. _vi. A pen-knife, LP~ ~ lalam
Kingdom, •• .i!L..... ""'m1414t, lardd, ~ ...lJrtl.
oUJo) flaW"", .uJ...a .lIllanat. Knight, •• ;) II
_loll.".. See
See Dominion, empire. Cavalier, hero, champion.-The
Kingship. Bee Royalty, monarchy. Knights Templars, ~J,.ul
Kinglike, kingly, ~L1:aL IUlldnf. atlddUJigilt. The Knights HOI-
See Royal, sovereign, augl1lt. pitallera (or Knights of Malta),
King's evil, •• ~!J"" IM'djtl/a. Bee ~) \::.:-JI al "1Iildriyilt.
Scrofula. Knit (unite by knots), 11. ~ liliatl,
Kill, •. i..j! 6ar11lt1t, ~ WltJt. . (to unite by te.l.ture), ~
Kiss, fl. V"4 bd., s:; WW, ~ It.agyak. See Weave, tie, join,
wam. unite, contract.
Kiaaed, f=le
mtdtaltlm. A. person Knock, tI. J') dd. To knock at a
or thing killed, ~ muWW. door, yl:JiJ.) tJa} al htih. To
Kissing, •• ~ taUfl, ~ knock down, y~
tlartl1J. To
lam. knock on the head (kill), J:.j
Kitchen, •. ~ mflthtJU. • katal, y.,;oi tlartl1J. See Kill.
Knave, ~l.. mrJafi1J.Jl,)~ Knock, •. ~ tlarhilt, .t.Y latmilt,
,NMltldr. BeeRasoal, scoundrel.- .t...)lz.. mtlliitlamat. A knock at
~Tery,)~gAtMlr, ~ lilat, a door, yl:JIJ.) tlak al hdh.
~ talMI. Bee Fraud, dis- A. knocker (one who beats),
honesty. Y.J~ tltIrih. The knocker or
Knavish,;\~gAatlddr. SeeKnave; ring of a door, yt:JI~
tH.D dishonest, fraudulent, mis- 1tIltIkat III hah.
chievous, waggiah.-Knaviab1.r, Knot, •. i ~ tukiat (pll1r.
~4 ln11llat. See Fraudu- ~ lu&atl). See Difficulty, in-
lently; waggishly. [ruW). tricacy, association, cluster, col-
Knee, •. ~) rukhat (plur. ~ lection.-A. knot in wood, ~~
Kneel, 11. t:!.J rakat, ~ .ajtUl. tuUat. Solomon's knot (orseal),
Knife, ,. ~ ,ikl"". A large ~\..J...rL.:;.. klr.cU;11I ,01ay",6".
 DO 658 LAB
To knot or make a knot, ~ Known, U"..,... fNt..t"'if, rjA..
taW. See Entangle, perplex. fIUIt!'l'"
To unloose a knot, i~'d.;
L.
1M til tdtltlt.
Knotty, ~ 1II.t~. See In- L prell8n'e8 always the same 80muI
tricate, di1Ilcult. in English, and is ~ ill
Know, t1. uf
f:!'"'.f, rk
t elm . Arabic by J;
III ~ la,l, '.

See Comprehend, understand, dis- night'; ~ taW, 'a oaII.'

tinguish. - Knowable, u~ Label, ,. (title to a book, etc.),
P"ttINf. A. Knower, uJ~ ~'f"&" tMfD(ift. A label aftIDd
tdnf. to a piece of oloth, marking the
Knowing, ptIrl. and adj. ~U.r price, ~) r " ' . To label (put
tarjan, u)J: ttln/, rlk
talm.. a title on a book, etc.), l:J'r:~,
See Skilful, learned, conacionll, y~\ 1O_t tallll1lill al iiUi.
intelligent. - Knowingly, ~ Labial (pronounced by the lipe),
.L;.rA--J,rk iilol tUmi" 10tI ~\A.:. ,AilaM. Labial Iett.en,
fIUItnlat• ~\A.:.u~ ltwV./wjaM,tl.
Knowledge, rk tum, rti fu1wn, Laboratory, ,. y1J .,) tlvlai, JAM
~.J"'"fllQ.triltlt (plur. u)~ mat-, .w \:>..J _1iiJ_.
matan!), .d Itl1I (plur. ~,:J Laborious, fl. ~ ""fi:iitl, ~
I-nil.,,), w-. Ailmat. See dagAg1l1. See Industrio1l8, dili-
Science,learning, skill,cognizance, gent, usidllOUS. - (not euy),
understanding, acquaintance, in- ~~. See Tiresome.-
formation.-certain knowledge, Laboriously, ~J..~~ ...,
~rk t ilmMklkI. Aknow· jtM1M 10tI jtlU.
ledge of laws, ll_U.Hrk
tUm til Labor," (hardwork), '"':-' .....~
jUA. Desirous of knowledge, ,A.,lJ mtlttill; (work, _on,
~~U:, tdlii tum. Without endeavour), Ji t-.al, J.i AI,
knowledge, Li..J""'~~ min ~ Ntl , ~'-"""' "'t.1 WIll,
, . "tnltlt. Belonging to ~ jMd, ~ jill, J-U
knowledge, ~ rf1mi. ,A"'Iltl. See Industry, end.-
 LAC 659 LAM
VOUl.-(pain, tiIIlJdk. Laoerated, ~ ".",.
trollble), ~
¥. Labor in vain, ~ ihaaai. [need.
i~U~ t4t.tIi 1Jilii fiigitMt, ~ Lack, v. c:\:.-'
iMaj. See Want,
J1~ Mt:1 batU. To oppress with Lackey, e. ~,~ !ltaddtim. See
labor, ~, .tttli. With- Footman, servant.

oat labor, ~~ hild "tab. Laconio, ~ muiAtaItw. See

See Easily, gratie.-With great Brief, concise, short.

labor,.i1.:...J~~ bikol tllt-tli Lad, ,. ~J w~lad. See Boy.

tN _Wiat. Labors,...f' l....... Ladder, I. ~ Itdlam.
IlIIUc1 t l, J\.i\ atul. A iaborer Lade v. (load), ~ luHttflUll,-
(for hire), t:i\.., ,alt't; (workman, Loding, ~ haml. SeeWeight,
etc.), t=i\'" lanit:: burden, cargo.-Laden, ~
muhammal. See Loaded.
Labor, fl. (toil), ~ "t', ~
j4ll; (to labor under difficulty, Ladle, ,. "/kl", P
disease, etc.), ~jl "wtljjaf:! LadY"·~i\>.kAcitun(pl.'-=-'\.i~\':;"
~, ilJttJlfi. To labor (to be J;Aatundt),~I't,,-=-,G... ,ittat,

in childbirth), ~ tiliat. b~ lagil4t.-My lady, ~'v.

Laboring, pari. and adj. ~l.. lat', gii. ,itti.-Lady-like, -=:.-J'~

mid (JIlit. [mawdat.
~mujtalid.

Laboraome, ~ muttib.
Laid (pfWt. prltw. of lay), t."';.,..
Lain (ptWt. pr,ew. of lie), ~
labyrinth, ,. ~~ tat!f}, Y~J.,)
tlvlah, .tkl.A.. magMstat, ik.JJ
muttJJkI, t:-'.f"'-
mutan". -
Lake, I. ~ hi hayrat.
wfWtat, ~ ta"bat, ~ lau".
Lamb, ,. ~Jr lWwaj.
Lace, .:J~ 'aja}, ~ kfulJuuA. Lame, c:~, lIf:!tti, 1aa... ,aiat. Sue
See Fringe, edging. Cripple.-To"lame, c:r taraj.
Lace, 17.(adom with lace), ~~ Lameness, i f t!'rj, ~'-;.r
t4BNJl kM'ualA. tfWajan. See Crippleneu.
Lacerate, t1. J)>. iMlla}, ~ ,W, Lament, •. ~ tiII~', ~t;
JJ... tIIa. . . . tatuMs/, C\i nak. Bec Bewail,
Laceration,.i.h..,r.~t,J::A .~,; deplore, bemoan, mourn.
 LAN 660
Lament, lamentation, ~ L.L..:. Eatate.-(the surface of the
IltiU,ae, I;":' IMlwJa, ~ lJil:d, ground), vO)'~J ftji IIllf'lj
~.\J ~f, ~ ",AaaJ, (~tion), r; -., J.:> jW,
~~ fUIIlIJat. _ LL. millat. See People.-:By
Lamentable, ~ ~, I:J~ IIe& and land, "~J"!i. Nnw"
fllllAsifJ. Bee Mournful, sorrow·
i.ltrall.
ful; pitiful, miserable. Land, tI. (set on ahore),~\J\J)
Lamentably; ~.. t~ In fUlfDtifJ
fIIa0a.U1.
Lamenter, I. _~l:. Ikif, e'F
JIftil Wi tIl6tw.

Land forces,;I~
Landed (brought to
[See Army.
III ...
land)~'JJ}j
t--
fJdlil ftl 6tw; (come to land),
fItItDIOdA, ~ flltltalAaHf.
Lamina (thi~ plate), d:J 1tmtU:. ;lJ ~, aja Iii 6tw; (poseeaed of
aneatatein land), ..:JLk,o:...1.
Lamp, I. c:~- ItIrdj, ~r-­
e
tltfllrtljat, ~ fII.,itllt (plur. ,aMi aIIIldi. (Inundafiou.
I. ~
~~ fIIfIItlifA), ~~ hmtlfl Land flood, la,l. See
(plur. J!.,)\;.j untJlll). The lamp Landholder, I. ~'}~~IlIMl
of tho state, .uJ~ldr' 1fW4j Mall. Landless, ~~II..IL.
tUld4tDl4t. See Lustre.-Tbe wick m4l4Ao artlll.
or match of a lamp, i \_.,j Jatfl4t. Landlord, I • • ~~,lll~~ .aMi

Beellatch. til lol:d..... Bee Landholder i

Lampoon, I. ~ NsftJ.. Bee Satire. innkeeper, hoat.
Lance. I. C.) ....fIIA (plur. el....J
Landlady, ,~ ~.,1H.i:-> 1.ldiiHlIi
....lIIaM, e\...; 1 IWm4lt. lol:dlltla. Bee Hostess.
Lance, tI. (chirurgically), I..:-'~ Landmark, I. vO.}l~~ t:ala-' cl
~ 4 tltwd iii fUIIltttIr. Bee fIf'Ci. See Bounds, marohes.
Cut, pierce, searlI)'; fIho to dart. Landward,..r.!'u""y latera/al-.
Lancet, I. ~ fUIIMtw. Lane, I. ..r.U.,) dalJfl,.r-e lIICJtW ,
Land (region), vO) twd, ~ ifllad, ~JL;) ..ui ""ii. See
~ ....u. See ci>untry.- Alley, street.
(earth), tWtI; (immoveable Language (speech) ~W liI4tt (P.!.
vO)
poueaaion), ~1.1 amldk Sec ~I fIlIuat), ~ Io,!fIIt (plur.
 LAN 661 LAR
l.::lA.l logltdl). See Tongue.- Lantern, ,. lanthorn, V'JI U14nl';
The Arabic language, ~.;al\}...l (a Iigbt-hol188), JW-; Jand,..
lila" Gl c.Maif. The Persian Lautern-jaw'd, ~~1~
~
1aDguage, ~\~W lUdn til
I
mtlttIfT" tJl ilttMltlf,..
t-i-f, ~JW\ tJl/4,.,f. The Lap, ,. ~ lUln. The lap of a
the modernl, ~ W
Jau"ouage -of garment, ~&3 lagl.
~;"h..Illild" al.mtltdkWiri,.. Lap, fl. r ,ar, UJ laf. See In-
ExpreBllive language, y~~W volve, wrap, fold.-To lap (as a
~~\ lUtI,. tUl.} alH,4,.. Meta- dog), etc., laluu. See Lick. v-sJ
phoricallanguage, '!)~ mq;dsf. Lapdog, ,.;W~ ~li IfJglfr.
Alanguagemaster,rl-mtlltlilim. Lapidary, ,. dLL-. lakUi,
Languid,' ~ Ntf/,.JU f4tir. ~.Jb'y:':" jtlUJilAirjf. To lapi-
See Faint, feeble. - To make date, lapidation, r::-J rtljtJ1ll. Bee
languid, ~\ "tfJl. To be- Stone, etc.
come languid, ~ flit'.!.
Lapis lazuli, "'JJ)~ laja,.l4sUJtWtl,
Languidn8118, A - • tltIrf Bee
~ mfnd.
!

FeeblAmeu, wealmesa.
Lappet, ,. ~.,) lagl. A lappet of a
Langaish, ". ~&3 tlI1JIl. Languish-
head dress, ~'" dogl•
.iDg, ptJrl. ~~ t4jis,.JU 141"',
See Languid.-To languish (look
Lapse (fall), 1,,,a... ItIkl; (Sow),

with tendernesa or IOflneB8),

Je... Hyl; (error), ~ k1tJI4,
~ 11tJlaI,~ tailf,., Jf-' 'Mll,
~~~&3 tla1IW tug_MM.
1ai... ,alat.
Languiahingly, ,u- d ! ."...~;
Lapse, fl. (glide), l.j.ft" jMa' ; (to
(IooJcingtenderly),i;~&3~~~
make an inadvertent slip), ~
..... hi tayl1n titJ1JldMI.
Languiahment. aee
Languidnesa.
1M",; (to fall from truth or per-
fection), 1ai... 1tJktJI; (to pall
Leguor. See Languidnesa, laui-
tude. away), J~ sal. Bee Elapse.
Lmk, ~ Mtf/. Bee Lean, Lapwing, ,. ~ju, I4ltDfl.
thiu, limber; languid.- Lank- Larboard (left hand side ot a ship
DC88, .....,g,w tifA'(/. when you ltand with your face to
 LAS 662 LAS
the head), ~ .rl\J\.t...:.
difltlll ,M1wJat, ~I~ .NJ.WdtI,
til wwW, 41\i.J\ tJldd14. \~~~ Idlt.} /raw, ~\-ij
Larch (tree), ~,r. ,ABrhl". -f,el"l, J-o>\,; filIil. See Lust-
Lard. .J!.~\~ .w..tIl IM....r. ful, wanton.-LuciYioua aJDue-
See Baoon. menta, ~ ...zcul.
Larder, I. ~,.J\~ fHJyttllmQll4t. LuciviouaiY, V"'~J~~ lHA:ol
Large (wide), ~'., w4lif:! vA!.r ABll'eI wa ABtt!fII, .i"":'~ lHA:ol
t arftl, &i flUIA, ~r=-­ ,Ita_at.
........t. Bee Broad.-(big), Luciviouanesa, i,.:. I1Ia1atDtIl, J~
~ Wlr, ~ lalm, ~ f-jv, ~ ·fitl. See CoDCUpia-
Jfsd". ; (abundant), ~ _Ir, cence, lust, wantonneu.
~U fayid,)~ wiJ.fir. See Lash, I.k"... ,all1t, ~ joU, y~
Copious, plentiful, liberal, di1fuse. wh; (the mark of a stripe on
-Largely, at large (difFuBvely), the skin), Y.ri 4Mh; (a thong,
'1...zA.. "'-Jfllal4ll, k...,~ hi/:ol whip), k;;...-
'-atat. See
WfUtat. See Extensively, widely. Scourge; allo leash, at.riDg.-
-(copioualy),"~ _Ira,,; (stroke of satire), ~ 1tIjL See
(bounteoualy), ~r."..s~ hi/:ol 8arcaam.-The eye-lubes, ~
iarm", .iJ\S-J~ hikol lakAIJwat. jtlfta·
See Liberally. Lash, •• ~ jtIW; (to .tiNe),
Largeness (wideness), k...J Wflltat, ~ lroja', ~ tata...
~ flUW, "';.r tard. See ~, I. h hi., ~ "'tIl. See
Extension.--(bulk, bigness), Girl, maid.
~ talllfUl,~ Wr. Lassitude, ~ e.~ (plur. yLu"
Largees, I. att~h). See Fatigue, wearine-..
rl.A..,j\ i"t elm • See
Gift, bounty, preeent. Last, ~T .afr. The lut day,
Lark, I. i.rJ 1tm6twtJt. ("Y.-r>- \ UAir , _ . The Jut,
Larynx (top of the windpipe), ~J\ al tIHir.
~ ,~t (plur. ~U Laat, I. (on which ah088 are !WIde),

,Wtkim). yJr1lyli 14la11 al-*d.

Lucinoua, i"":'~~ .«!Aih Last, tI. I.., tldm, li 14... r r
 LAT 663 LA.U

Luting, aJj. r-!U l:4y"', ~1..> Latter,;>-T d1W. See Modem,

da,i... See Durable.-Lastingly, late.-The latter part, ~ll
.~L.i idytntUt. See Durably, alaiM,., '.;" fOarfl.
perpetually.-LastiDgneu, J ~~ Lattice, I. ~ ..."uIJUI.
Wei,.,J'.r=-' ilt"d,., r~"> Lattice, tI. ~ lAoW. Latticed,
la.a, ~~ lalJdt. d.~ """WW.
lMtIy, in the last place, at last, Laudable, t:~I~~ UldjilJ til
·~.1 dAl,.IJ,.. madh, ~ m.,taMlJn, ~
hamid, t:"~ fII4IfIIrll1A. Lau.
Latch, I. (of a door), Jii kwjl. To
dable actions, ;~ Jt-..i\
latch, J.ii iII!tIl.
aftdl Aamldat, t=\.M mculd,iA,
Latchets (of a shoe), ~ fllltlin.
(';IL. maidrim, .M~ maMmid.
Ute, ~ Hn, ~..I~J~ 1HJt1 til Laudable qualities, ;~~u..,
~, ~ .tl." Thelate, lifdt hamirltlt. The laudable quali-
r"-".r- ...,.111m. See Defunct. ties of your Excellency, .M~
Lateu., ,h! ilJtfi. See Slownesa. IJ..>'-(,JIL." maAlJmitl tOil ma-
Latent, ~ mvJ:Ataft, ~~ idnm IIIt.dtltJtilcum. Laudable en-
gM,.}. Bee Concealed, hidden, deavours, i.>J~~l-. f1ft114t.'
18Cr8t. mamtll1Aat. The more laudable
Later, ~T aiA&'. See Posterior. qualities, i~I~L..JJ'..w-'
lateral, ~ ~ jilniil, J> to.,.II/f, a1wttIl til aUlla! al1JMnltltJt. Lau"
~ jMl1Jl. See Collateral. dablene88, ~J VillI. ~. . . .

tnatlIA (plur. e.M fItIJtl4,iA).

Latest, ~ 'f iliAl,..
Laudably, t:"tM...oe..~y. ii vqj/Mfl
lAther (froth of I08p and water),
mtJmtlllh.
CJ1!Ul;~) f'tfgTuwlat I11I4ih.
Lave, tI.fI. ~ tlJghaual, J-:.i'
Latin, ~1 14tl,.l. ig1tttllal, tI.II. J-&. gAaltJl. See
Latitude, ~.r ttJ,.d. See Breadth, Wash, bathe.
width; room, extent, space. A Lavender, l~jJ ldUlIlfltltl.
degree of latitude, ~~I~.J"> Laugh, tI. ~ tHMl, ~
~M til e.-d. ~ tdtld.W t.ul. Bee Deride,
IAtitudiDarian, •. ~ ",fI1lil. IIClOrD, ridicule.
See Unbeliever. Laugh, •• ~ 4iltI&. A.. loud
 LAU 664 LAW
la1l8h, Af jj f ;~. See Laurel, I. <l1.i,,) ~•..)\i:. liiir.
Laughter. Law, £-i.j pit; (divine), t~
Laugher, ,.
Laughiug,
d-\..; fId/tii.
JHIrl. d- U tid_i.
"v tr'r'- W • ..w.t •
~,.r. IUrftlll ; (rule. cust.om.),
. Laughingly, A ( jj f ;",~~ 4;)J1 Li }G"1l", ;~L; Jrit *"
1Iidiltii" tIHJ ~. )f'-=,,) da,t.,.; (right, equity,
Laughter, ~ diU. justice), ~ w, iH~ ~,
Lavish, )04- ......., "";,r- ....;~, iudf· See Edict, decree,
flttllf"ij, uJ.:- ..utliJ. See statute, custom, procelllL-Tbe
Prodigal, profuse. holy law, ~.r-J\~.rJ' --
Lavish, tI. "";.r' owaf,..)~ 6411ar, IlttwftM aa.Worif.t. LemJed
uJ.j tflla! in the law, U.:._n~, Ml
Lansher, I. uJ.::... ...eli/. See alTtl_v 1.ll.J'~\ dl 1II.;a.
Lavish. prodigal. Agreeable to law, eccordiDg to lay,
Lavishly, "";'.r~,uJ.j~ iiiol t.P'(};1r ..-.ap ..w.t ,
t4lajiff tIHJ iw6.j.
Lavishn888, ....;~, iw6.f. Bee
~ r- ..we· See Lawful.
-Contrary to law, tr'~
Prodigality. HtilIlI diM-v ('~ ___
Launch, tI. (a ship into the eea), See IllegaL-Laws, ~ ~
A'J~.rJ'~""'w al dtri,iv (',-..) ....... '"'~
marW ftl HAr, ~.rJ'J) lad1li. To observe the laws tJi
A'J fIGIIIIl al flUWW III &dr.
t
friendship, ~\;,...i...>-"o!~t
Laundress, .u W g_d/M. A
I. afra' WiU al ..wiMl. To put
laundry, JW gltaulll. Give my the laws in execUti011, 'oi~1
linen to· the laundress, ~,
tr"J~ afr4i WU---t-
l.J~~ ilf!1 gAfSlllI lil Lawful, t:~ mlliaA, 4.rf".r- M.tJ,
glttu,dW. Jb. luIldl, tJ- W, ~'''''
Laureate, .laurelled (crowned or
.. ~~'tfJ' tIUII04}i ..w.t
adorned with laurel), ..)\i14~ dlMlttwff,;.~ jd'" A. la1ffa1
..tliallal 6il gMr. A poet lau- witness, J,,)\:.~\.:. I1tdItitl tUil.
reate, ~~.J.r\.:. ,1Id t i,. tII"'4,.f. To be lawful, Jb. luH4l. To
 LAX 665 LAY
make lawful, ~ ltalkll.
See Laxation, l>. r' ;,twIM, J'+-o1
~-To consider as lawful, ;'MI.
Jsw' iI"ltal. Laxative, Jf- """Ail. A laxative,
Lawfully, "k~ dQrtan, ~,rJ4 ~.re ".."..wil, ~ mtdtlgyift.
1Jil IlwitM, Jll~ hil "alai. Laxity, laxness, l>.) ra,Ua, iJl>.)
Riches lawfully acquired, JL. ralMwat. 8ee Looseness, slack-
J~ mal Midi. ness.
Lawfulness, 4.Ju..r- 'Wllat,
.tll.>.t: Lay, tI. (place), ~" Uladaf:! r:..>
llUldlat. See Justice. taran. To lay or spread carpets,
Law-git"eror maker, ,. t.J~ "'arit , etc., ~ olllat, LP..;i JarillA. To
vw,..Ul~:' wddit al nama" lay down (deposit 88 a pledge),
l:Ji \i.l' r=.Q" wadit til kanan. ~.Jraltan; (to quit, resign), ~
lAwless, tr~ hila ,"art, i.>.t:\j~ "rd, ~ kajar; (to advance as
MId Utidat. Lawlessly,.#~ a proposition), ~~r~ 1&adtltJm
tr ....1 M ", 'Nwto rag. To lay hold or, d.-.....
Lawn, ,. (open space between mu,l. 8ee Seize, catch.-To lay
woods), ~,~ mfdan. on (taxes, etc.), U::l~Ir:..>
Law-euit, ,. s.Jy:.J tlatwa', or 1y:.J laran attIWJ.lfj. See Impose.-
~tlJd, A. Q; ladigQt, .L.A..i!r- To lay on, lay at (beat), '-:oJ~
"""ajatat, & nildt.> k j w... wah. See Strike.-To lay open,
IttIlItiUtM (plur. '-=-'k}:.... mfl- ~''''ar. Bee Expoae, show.-
lICIutdt), ~~ mfl1&llillamtlt, To lay ant (expend), u~ 'araf,
.L.~ ,u."llmat (pl. '-=J\...~ 1£..r>-
1:IItwqj; (to display), ;P'
lAuK.adt). To carry on a law- asAtw, ~ TuuM/. See Dia-
1lJit,t:i!J rdjat· .An advenary cover.-To plan, arrange, r:u
in 8 law-suit, ~.M muddatf. flaUm. See DispoIIe, contrive.-
Lawr., •. ~ mutMNwnt.> To lay one's-self ont (make an
. ~ ja"''', ly:')\I~J flttI1&fl til See En-
exertion), -../'"" ,ata'.
"ted. deavour.-To lay to one's oharge
La, ~.r=-- m",tar.uf, ~.J (accuse), ~\ ;'Atahi. To
ralAii. See Loose, alack. lay to (apply with vigor), wLi
 LEA 666 LEA
I~ ~ tamal iol jallda/w. To ltatttlAo1'1 utlr. Lead (guidance),
lay together, ~ ja1llQt. See ;"'~ 13,atlat.
Collect.-To lay eggs, ~~ Leader, ,. ~U kyid, rl~
6ddat. To lay a wager, ~~ mtWldm, r- L.\ tllfl(ia. The 1elIder
rallan. S:le Wager, bet. of an army, ~\~li Iii"'.l
Layer, II. ~t; kilt, ~ talJaia. j."A.
Leading (showing the way), Glj.
Layman, II. ~k ttlmml.
~..;-hJIJrJ'''' tldl.l tlttarUj
Luar, II. u",;.' W(,JI. See Leper.-
A luaretto, ~.J 1$ kartJntlna.
(principal), tJIli, ~ J-'
mfltW. See Chief.
See Hospital.
Leaf, II. (of a tree), ~)J tDM'UIt
Luily, ~ bikallal.
(plur. ~1J' awrd). A. leaf,
Lazinese,.u~ batillat, J~' tAmill, sheet, or thin plate, ~~
~ leMal. See Idleness, slug- tribal taw, d:J~ MlftM1
gishness. tanal. Aleat' of paper, JJ~
Lazy, Jiti gktifil, ~ kallliln. talAigat ward. See Sheet.-
See Idle, indolent, sluggish, slow, The leaf of a book, ~bS'~
tedious. ,GAl/at AttilJ (plur. u.:.~
Lead, u"\-,.J r(,JId,. ,akagi/). To strip a tree of ita
Lead, •• ~ N.icab, r jar, ",t; leaves, .r~••\;~J''''ft j.al
lad. See Draw, carry.- To awrd tJIIaj.,.. The leaf of I

pde, J'" tlMl j (to induce), door, y\:J It!r- mtirdt III Hi.
~~ ,..,.,.tMl. See Persuade, LeafleB8, ~~J' AJ L. mcJldo .ttril
prevall.-To lead about or round, LeafY, JJJ4 flMDGfTGi.
.JJ'" t1MIItt1tw. To lead an army, League, ,. ~ f:.dd, _I, 1,.r-
j-.l1",~ h2tl Gl tadar. TolAlad i~t-.. ""tdAatlat, J\iJ' illiJdl,
altray, J.- tldll. See Seduce.-
To lead back,
rqjjtlf:..
",k'

Lead (fint plaoe),),u Mtlr. To

give the lead, )~'J~
",~I ittiltlJd. See Confederacy,
tltal, ~) oombination.-To leegua or enter
into a league, i~\-\}i
""td" " ' , '.J-L..S~ ~fi·
See Confederate.-To obeelTe a
t- i
 LEA 667 LEA

league, ~I~ mu." tUlalul. Leap, , . .l:.h; ft4tt4Il, 9i ktsjMst.

Tobreakaleagn(',~\~Mkud See Jump, spring.
4lt!4d. A writtenleague,.t...\.i~ Leap-year, i .}k.... lMUIt iablNt,
taAdlltIftUI• Leagues,.J,r tHud, ~r~ ta", kabll.
~lrftUlfDdlf". Leagued,~ Learn, (gain the
fl. knowledge
MUaW. ..
o~, ~ tfltalla",. To teach,
League, ,. (paraeang, three miles),
(') far'fla, J:... mfl. rk t~lam. To teach and learn,
Leak, ,. ~ ,Au.A leak in a rLuJ~ taUamfDfI tataUam. To
ship, ~.r! 4~ ,/ai" bilmarktsb. learn by heart, l:a.a- AaftlS, rW
Leak, fl. (of a ship), 1..J.r t amal #~\i tataUamghayban. Learned,
1IIii, ~ \ tnlM". rl
~ tal."., ~ ~~,aMb film,
Lean, f'. (incline against), ...j.JI, u) ~ tarif, ~ fakim, ~
ittahI', ~ I inlaMtl. " See m_e.uZi",. See Skilful, knowing.
Recline.-To lean upon a staff, -A learned man. r~J:=:-)
~ tat.a1J:al. To lean against rajul ell"",. Learned men,
a wall, ~ I imaMtl. To lean .u.,,-...,-:-,~I a,Mb "'-(!ifat,
or be in a bending posture, Jl.. w.e. lllla",a, \..!- Awnui.
adl. See Stoop.-To lean to a Learnedly, F~ bikol tUm.
aide (to be partial), ~\Jl.. Learning, I. r-l-c tUm, Ur-
flldl iUs'. m_(!ifat, ~. fulwn. See Know-
Lean (not fat), ~nakY;~ ledge, science, skill-Desirous of
tlac.1f. Thelean(ofmeat),.;:oAWr. learning, rk~~ tal.." tUm.
Fat and lean, ~'>J.r' Wr fDa ~ ,. ~_7_
.... To be or grow lean, ~
A leamer, ~
...L........
_ii, r-
•
16t 6J. ~ ~ ,ar Mhlf. To .utattlllim, rl • • frtUtGlli""

make lean, ~ tltIttaJ. Lean- '-J~ mub,...

~..
, Lease, I. (ofafarm, eto.),.J~\ .,jar.
De., ~ -t!.
Leap, P. hi nat, ~ -.... See To leese, ftT dJar. To take on
lamp; overleap: lIy; start.- lease,..r:-b....\ iltajtw.
To leap (as a horae does a mare), Leash, I. ~ 1&ayd. See Band,
c\i, til".
See Cover. thong, strap.
 LEA 668 LEE
Lel18t, adJ.~\ ..gMr, Jj\ aul, thing (to suft'er to remain), ~\
tit03\ adna; (adtI. in the lowest abu'. To leave one's a1FairII to
degree), cJ~l.~.>1 adM' tIIt1 another'8care,J\~r-""
yakan. At least, iJ tI1tJlaw.
'lauglJts1w ila'.
Leather, ~ jiltl (plur. to3);:- Leaved (having foliagtl), J~,lol
jlllad).· Morocco or Cordova Itslw tswrill.
leather, cJ~ ,tsWiydn. Red Leaven, ~ 1!Jamlrst. Leavened,
leather, .)f>" !Jawr. A leather ~ mu,Uamfll(Zr, ~ .1111-
8WOrd-belt, ~\~ !)(mtl
tam"'.
M,ag!. A leather-dresser, tG'.> Leaves (plur. of leaf), J'.J,' GlI'l'di.
tlts1JiJdgla. See Tonner, currier. Leavings, ~~4 bdliyat, ~la:
-To dress leather, ~.> tla1HJgla. baldy«.
See Curry, tan.-A leatheraeller, Lecher, ,. ~~ lIdnl. See Whore-
cJ~t.~ iJtsgydt ,tsUtiyan, master.-Lecherous, J-u fali.
~ t.~ iJayydtjiltl. See Lascivious, lustful.-Lecher-
Leathern, ~..:.r- min jUd. ouslY'~Ji~~ lJiW.w-t
Leave, ~~ I ijdlat, cJ')\ ian. Leave fDa jid. Lechery, lecherollJ'
to depart, ~) ""MGt, .Jf-'t03 ness, i~ ~at. Bee Lewd·
tltIIti1,.. See Permission, allow- ness, la8civio1lmeas.
anoe.-Toask leave, ij~l~ Leotion, it~ Iirtult. See Besdiug.
ttJlab iiilllSt, )j=-'~~ktaW Leoture". y\b:;.. kAitd6. A.public
tltIIt.,.. To take leave, ~J lecture,,.~y~kAitdJ to•. To
tDtstltla t . See Farewcll.-To give . lecture, I.JMjt03 tltwr",. A lecturer,
leave, ~~'~I tstta' ijll.t. mtMlarril. l.JM;oM
See Permit. Led (part. of lead). to3Wo.. ..."w.
Leave, C'. d; tMtd, / ""a,.. Ledger, , . .?,) daftM", ~!?J
See Desert, forsake, relinquish. tltsfto.,. til WI,.. See Acco11Jlt-
-To bequeath or leave at death, book.
~J tI1wi, ~J tI1tIUti. To Led-hone, ,. d"'~ ytMW:. [~).
leave out (omit), ~t tsltrnal. Leech, ,. ii.L:. t.tJlaJ:tIl (pIur. ~;!..
To leave a remainder of any Leek," ~g Itwra••
 LEG 669 . LEG

Leer, ,. ~J) UtmJ. To leer, .J.J) Legend (iDlCription), r-'.J ,.GMt, ri.J
...... [Dregs. ,.. . .;(memorial,relation),.\!~
Lees: ~ Wel, po.
tillar. See ml&iJytlt. See History, chronicle.
Leeward, CJ'~ ttlillIITIA. -An incredible legend, ~~
Let\(plIrl. oCleaTe), ~r _nU, J.>.4:J~ "'klJyd ld tuttllGdtW.
~~ Jciif. Legged, JL.I...! laAo IIJ1 To ait
Left (not right),.J~ YfII/Jr, JW
diWll. To tho left, JL...:J\~\
croU-legged, ~.J~ "t"
tM6ft' ~~ tariIJ6Gt·
ilfI tJI1JdJMdI. The left wiDg of Legible, ..;.J.-:..,. yufIWf, "riJLe
an army, ;~ fNlYltWGI. To ..wa'.
the right and left, ;~J~ Legion, ,. (]oJ..) Jtlri}, ~ jfIfIi,
....,....1 tlltl flllJyltWtIt. Left- (plnr. .,)~., tlJ'ttd4), .Jy.u, tlJ6t1r
handed, "riJ'r t UWdtof • (plnr. ~ 1.1:' taU146fr).
Leg, ,. JL. ,ti. Calf of the leg, Legislation, ~';\i.1'~J fDtulG t til
JWIJ:,~ 6d1 tlUd}. I&iJflufI, r:-!~\~ MItIIJt
Legacy, ,. ~J tDtJIiftll. Legacies, fIIMNw4ytt' ~~'~J fDtulGt
.u.; far"" (pI. l.:J \S'.; tanJki.it). fIIMMr4yit . LegislatiYe, ~
Legal, tr-J'~'.J.. mtlfD/JjU IlIA- ~~\ ~ ,,""""dyit ,
- t ' ~~"'tf. See Lawful. ~~ ,Nw4Ytf .
Legality, & ,tlUat. See Lawt'ul- Legislator, ,. t.JL:. 'Mf'it, ~~
De8I. \:.Ii \.iJ, fD4tlif; til I&iJflllfl, ~"
Legalize, ",: if;:'Ui t 4llflGlaAo ~~\ fDdtltt ..A,lardyit . See
'-t Jl- luUltIl.
l, Lawgiyer.-Legialature, ~Ji;
Ieplly, #~ ;:. 'Mrttlfl, "'D..>. Mldlafl, ~ I?' kufDtlt fD"t fIIMMr4yit ·
~..rW~ TmAl/uwfltlt, J~~ 1HZ Legitimacy, J~ A_14I.
Wdl. Legitimate, J»-.),\.J fDalatl Aal41.
Leptuy, •. legatee (one who re- To legitimate, Jl....),\J~
ClIiTea a Jesaer),~~". fllMDfIII/I' t,tItJItIlaAo fDaltui 1uJd1. Legiti-
.w
/do. [Testator. macy, J- ".}, 4s!'I IIIA1I4It.
Legator,.. ...;.". "'utNIlf. See Legitimation, Jl... ~,~
Legate, legati~~. See Delegate, etc. ttlM ihGAo 1uJl41.
 LEN 670
Legume, ~ lWMlrfll. ing), ~ ...."... A.Iemeot,
Leisure, ot.,} jwltlt, ~, wMt, lenitive, ~ ...z.n..
ii~J NfDal:fll, i,Lii jtMldfDtlt. ~fy, •• ~ z.".. See][iti-
Leisurely, at leisure, leiaurably, gate, 8II11lIp.
ii~.)~ "101 rafDilltlt. Lent (part. of lend), )~ 1IlIt.4r,
Lemon, I. W,...J ltIgmflll. Lemon~J;-Le fIldnU j (. time of
juice, ~~\L. tIll4pu".
54 abatinenoe)"~'r'" ... II
Lemonade, \.,)\;~ UJ,maffGdd. Wlr.
Lend, tI. (molley), ~..;-i _tUl; Lentil, I. Vo"~ t...·
(goods), j\&. tar•• To lend with- Leo (eigD) .wJ'ri:.J. hi; al ....
out interest, ~ ItIllGj. Bee CoUte1latioD, lion.
Lender, I. ~~ tmItlap, ~~ Leonine, 'o!~\ tutIlI.
",fIirid, ft'W mt&t!r. Leopard, I, ~ JaU.
Length, J~ tal. The length Leper. I. V'..J.' tJlwM.
of the neck, ~\J;' tal al
.--
. Length of time, .Y~ Leprosy, V'..r. --.
t-k. Leprous, V'.J.' a1JtvN. See Lepa'.
fIJtIddfIl, .,)\~\ imtidal. See Lees, Ji' aiW. )(ore or I-.
Duration.-Length and breadth, J.i' r'?' ..,. ... 1Iiial. 1Ma
~.r,J~tt1lwatMtl. Inlength On a lower Dr smaller degree),
and breadth,'\..:i.rJ"'~;' tt1ltl" UNJ ~, tllf/ltM.
taraa... Extended in length, Lessee, I. (one who takes a 1eIIeof ..
Jj.6.. fIItd4uMtIl, ~"b ttltDII. farm), '-i~ ".."taJ;rf.
According to the length, ~ Lessen, tI. J1.; WW. Bee l)imjnjah,
J'y\ laIah lIttul. At length, degrade.
'':J~ ti1.ltm, J#~ iittiU. At Lesson, I. (admoDitioll). ~
length, • • '~ \ a.t.\Irtm. "aIIMt, A. ..; tG~ ~,..
Lengthen, tI. (make long), J;k ""'tatlt. A. echolar'a t.ao,
UwNJtll. See Extend, protract.- V""J'> w,. To rec,iQ a U-OU,
(to grow long), J!.;,}.~ lar tawil. V'....,)~, a.Uas dar.. To leRn
4
Lengthwise, '~~tiila", J,Y bil tul. or give a le&llOD, V-j.J """"
Lenient, lenitive (mitigating, soften- ("W).,)~, tltUl ' dar••
 671
r..or, I. (one who giftB the lelllle
of a.farm), ~J---.irf.
:r.e.t.lJ lflJlld, 1; Jut,lil.
Let, fl. (allow) ~~,~, ~tfs'
~, i-;..)~' attfs' raHwt,
J:>. v..rl6. See Pel1Dit, der.
~to hiDcIer), ~ ....~ Bee
Oppose, oh8truol, forbear.-To
let, or let out for hire, ~.J .....
~1 tlja,.. To let blood, fI.a.
~ fMtltl, •.•• .,) d' i .;1
To letm, ~.,)~.
itf/MtMI.
Bee Admit.-To let out (allew
to go oat), ~J~~~'~'
lit'" ija-M lill:1rw1ij. To let off
• gmJ, ~tJI al
J"'J.J\:J'V'.P
6drfitU. See Discharge, gun.-
10 let tllip an opportunity, t.::J]-i
~,;.l' f#lflJfHl til j'w1Q4. Let,
t./~ mw.irf. See ifued.
Letlwgic, ~~ ltIhiltl. l;)~
,ltuiydn. Lethargy, c.::Jl.:-a
IUdt, '-=-''-:-JI~.r- fIUIrtJtl 41-
",. (of the alphabet), '"""'r
Letter, ••
"-:I (pIur• ....JJ.r 4.,../). The
letters of. the alphabet, '"""'Jr-
~, Atwaf til Mjd; (written
charae&er), ~.J ~ (plur. rj.J
""1It). To repeat the letters of
the alphabet, ..;~ WuljjtJ.'.
LET
Letter by letter, '"""'..P'=.. '"""'r
-fitt" -I· A letter (epistle),
yyL. .ul11i. l..J riI4l4t. .u
Friendly letter, ~yr-L­
flUJltab mdabiat. Royal (W' im-
perial letters, letters patent,
l;)L.) ItW'flldtf. Letters super-
scribed by the king's own haDel,
~.r-k;.. »tal ,1tMij. Conao-
latory letters, 4-J ~u.
mUdtli t",liyflt. Congratulatory •
letters; ~ ~LL. .udtli
t41IfIi,fIt. Letter of attestation,
notorial letter, .i.,)~y;:-L­
maltai ,1I4/w.tlQt. 8ubmissive (W'
supplicatory letter, Y~
r~~'","tai"twMm. Letter
of apology, )~Iy~ fIUIitlli
ittild,.. Letters of recommend-
ation or intercession, ~\(..
~i ffluMfth ttlw,iyat. Threat-
eningletter, ~~y~ 1'IIdti16
talulltl. A letter (W' bill of ex-
ehange,
_dlat.
~H pol....., .ul~
Bee Exchange.- A
letter-earrier, yrW'J.jW
fldiil til flIGiti16. Bee Carrier.-
Bending letters to one another,
.u...~ fflWilBtllat, ~LL. ma-
iattshat. A letter sent by a
pigeon, ii~ iatfiiat. To write
 LEV 672 LIA
lette1'8, ~\(..~ l:tIW ... ,u.J\i.. ,.udf'flll4Jt; (proportion),
hitlh. To break the seal of a .i::-a\.:- ~t, wI,.. •.
letter, to burst it open, ~ dJ fI1dlaJ:flt, ~JW tM4f1f, ~Ua..
y.;:A1 1aJ: l:Mtm al .tilll. .tfldbaJ:flt. The level of a gun,
The forms of letter writing, a y"yI~~ tI'-Mn tlteM.
collection of letters, \.:,;1 .ftdd. Levelled, ~ ~.
The cover of a letter, i.i\.U Leveller, I. ~ .....uiA.
lildlflt, ~ • .,1I4ll4j. Levelness, il"t...... tIIIIIdwiit, '.r"
Letter, C/. (stamp with letters), ~, utiwd, ~.,-...; ttlItDiItJI. See
~J~~~. fI1~ fI'-Ac2It bi Equality, evenDe8l.
Juwuf, ~Jr'7t'~ tau.. bi Lever, I • .il::.&. tfltlflt.
AurfJ.j. [Bee Learned. Leveret, "..r-W~.;I ..".. ",ltfr.
Lettered, rk~\":' ,dAib ~ilm. Levite, ,. levitical, '-1; ldwf.
Levity, ~ ihi,ffflt. Levity of be·
Lettuce, ~ i1l4l.
haviour, ~ "'".flit, U r '
Levant, J~1 al fIttIIlwai, .)~
'-;-- \ jj -II ItIrt.at~. See
J..fJ1 hilda fUM_i.
Level, adj. t-- .UlatttlA, ~
Inconstancy.
Levy, t1. (troops), ~rJ ".
ballt. See Even, fiat.-To level,
tfUUr. To levy (co11eot) kibute
t'A.. latt~A, ~ bauat. To be or taxes, ~ft...HJL.rl _ ,.al
level, ~.J'w ,ar .Ulilttalt. alntlrf.
To level ground, ~)1Jf...,aJJtal Lexicographer, ,. VN"'U~
al ard. To level or take aim, tnUlaflflij i4.iU.

C)~~I tJiAal flIIMn. To Lexicography, ~Irk tiM .uo.

·level a cannon, t::i.MJI~ I1I4t. A lexicon, k.JllyW
fltlYIMfI til madlflO y#~~ iitab allog1lae, C)4-.; 1Mj"-'
A4rrar flttawb. U"',..t hi....
Level, I. (plain), C)I~ .Itldfl, Liable (not exempt), ~I~~
Jf- 14Al. Bee Plain.- Level fIMItrtUl iltJ'. ~r-3\.-~
(rate, standard),.J~ tigar, ~jJ
wain; (equality of rank, etc.),
'til.", ••it. See Obnoxious.-
Liable to indisposition, J~
I.
 LIB 673 LIe
vi,;4 ..dl4lf fl fllM'tUl. Liable Liberty, ~.r AtwritltJt. Bee Free-
to error or mistake, Y.ilk:...~ dom.-(exemption), "Ut-..A
Ia1t M ,Nilat. .!ltdfaA. Bee Privilege, im-
Liar, ,. y.i\S' ledai". y'o» itIad" munity.-<relaxationof reetraint)
({em. ~.iU }aatHe). To prove JU' itltIk; (Ieeve), ij4-'
ODe a liar, yO»~. See ijdut, w".J~' Bee Pm:-
Gil"8 the lie. misaion.-To set at liberty, ~,

Libel, ,. ~yl& iiId" !taja. Bee tJtW, ~ kA4llfII. Bee Free.

&tire. defamation; accusation, Libidinous, ~''''''':' ,MAwani. See
charge.-To libel. See Satirise, Lascivious~lU8tful.-Libidinou81y,
defame.-A libeller. Bee Satirist. ~~JJ---i~ Miol ./ilk
-Libellous. See Defamatory. wfIIMlaWIII. See Laaeivionaly.
Liberal (munificent), ~ ...ul,· Libra, l.:J!r..JI V lnwj al mlliin.
f..} iarfm. Of liberal extraction,
Bee Constellation.
~,r. .1uwfj,"'-\'~} }arim Librarian, ,. ~ t ~ "aggat '""".
M taw. Liberal (polite), ~\." Library, ,. do•• ~ 1tdMyat, i.4-
y..,\ .d1i1J tJid. maktQW.
Liberality•. ('j ...., lrt ,dM, Libration, .uiJ\- m"tatlalat.
i,lr- ,dMfDaI• ..,~ lad. Bee Lice (plur. of lonse), JJ
kaml. See
Genero8ity• Lonse.
Liberally. ('jJ,"'~~ iiWifJlli" License, ";.J~ ifllarlll, ~,
~.., iJlrt~ 6iI:tJl ,aiM· iilird. Bee Liberty, licentious-
tIHII. ness.-(permiasion), ij~' i)'dStll,
Libertine. ,. (dissolute), ~~ ad"l, w") l'd"'tJI, l.:J.i1 ian. Sec
~(j fdjir• .r-e fIIfIttJttM, ~\i Liberty.-To license (pennit),
ftMI. Bee Lioentious.- (ine- ~~,~, IIt'Il'ija_.
ligiOQII), . (jiL.. munaji.l. See Licentious, ~f·. m"nAamik,
Impioua.-Libertiniam (dissolute- ~\i falit, ~ ,WI. See
neea). i.,....:. ,WuJllt, 'J" MfDii; Insolent, presumptuous. [ fDal.
(impiety),.fi "II', iJW fflliJtl. Licentiously, iJu..:.~ ",'!wl,laaka-
 UK 676 LIM:
Lightning, J.r. &wi. Lightaing Liken, fl. Bee Compare, replWllt.
darting along in the form of a Likeness, ~".. rinJI, ~-.a,
ohain, .l-L ftlnlJI. ~ 1Mb'" ~ IaditA, .if,\:...
Lighta, , • .,)',i /(lflJjjcl (plur. i~\ ..."M.6tMt. Bee Similitude, ap-
afyiflQI). See Lungs. pearance, form.
Lightsome (exhilarating), l,:)~,;-i Likewise, '~\ 4'_, ~.»'
/fWM.n, 'C..).-e m"/riA. Bee Gay, iaultl. See Like manner.
cheerful; (uot dark),.;J:- m.-
Liking (approbation), ~\..-..si...\
war See Luminous. ilMAId,., ~ tGMItI. See In·
Like, ad;;' ~ m"l, J.?. ffUUfl, clination.
~\..,.. mtwliljik, J!'.h..
Lily, 10 ~,.. rilaJI, ~j..w.
fllfllilbii,
~~ mtllM.bik, J"'\-
mfle • Limb," ~ eMa (plur.l4=\ IJtl d).
Ulil
See Equal, resembling, likely.- . Disabledin thelimbs, J.~.I\ ~
To be like, ~L:. .ki1.W. See maitllt alt,adu. A limb (edge,
Resemble. [resemblance. border), ~ ~ jartih, 4:0\.
Like. See Likeness, similitude, luII,..,at.
Like, tMh. ~ m"l, ~ _ill. Limbeck, ~ \ IfMii. See Still.
Like the first, J;j\~ idllJtDUJal. Lime, ~ iill. Lime or bird·
Like a bird in a oage, ~U' lime, ~.,) diU. Lime (aloltor
~'J "U,,. jfl "/A. Like lemon), l,:)~ lapllrt. To lime.
writing on the water (leaving no See Cement, plaater.-To eDIII8!8
trace behind), \..l\~~\S' with birdlime, ~~~
blltlobA f:..altI' al fII4. In like ~~~ ..... tfUdJf,. JtUclL
manner, W' "ma,~.» ialIIIl.i. Lime-tzee, I. l,:)jjJ..j IllJlllfia·

Like, fl. ~\ ..WutM. See Limit, .1.. W4. Bee Bounda.

Approve, chOOlK', love. border.-To limit, ~ 1t4MIJ.
Likelihood, J L..::-, iAlimill. See Limitation, ~~ tIIlulU, .:;.
Probability, appearance. Wd. Limited, .,).J~ ~
Likely (probable), ~ ....... .,)~ ""'(Ju"cI, .,)~
mal; (probably), "",l..LJ.l "-:-!,} mutaluultlatl.
wfIJ IUtakl. Limpid, JL- 14ft·
 LIN 677 LIN

tmden-~ ,. ~,.;fij IIIfI4fi·· line of battle, ~ _I (plnr.

Line, ,. ko. iAtItt (plur. k~ -.,.;"a.- '"ft./)·
See Battalia.-
ioWtaI),)- 1CItr; (a BtDa1l cord), A family line, lineage, J--...i
J-:.-. WI. The line, the flail, ~ flMab, ~ 1ilIiltJA.
equator, ly..Jlko. i1kJtt til i,tiwd. ~I all; (railway), ~.J.,1».
The equinoctial line, J.x:.-la> iMtt alAalltl.
iMU ..~Iatlil. A right line, Line, fl. (a garment), ~ lIfIUcz••
r}-' .ta>. IMtt mtut~.&m. A Lined, ~ mtdlatttm. To line

parallel line, ."s'j ~la> i~tt with fortification, ~ MuM,

• lItIJrodil. A cnrved line, k;., ~.Jb...~ taftlfll matarl,.

~ kAtIt~ mun_l. A crooked Lineal, linear (composed of lines),
line, ~J-la> "lw.tt "'.."f:!SU1IDQi. ~J=;- iAut'iUI,.;1-. m",lItta,..
A. circular liue, r.. ~la> kAtltt Lineal ~enealogical), ~I MlI,
~ Ulli.-Lineally (in a
....~r. A perpendicular line,
J,tib:;.. ~ tlltlSatl. A diameter
.....
direct line),,.I • ij.
-.
1!l.,be-
1Ii""at#. ",",taiim.
line, \"::-'1».iMtt iltiwa, ~
Utr. Radial4ines, radii, 1,}»- Lineament, n}...1 ald,.I,.: Bee
. ~~ a.,tilt ,Mtatiyllt. Any Feature.

line or mark in writing which Linen, ~'& /mtta., ~ iinnilJ.

points to an interlineation or See Cloth, 1lax.-A linen cloth
wrapped round the' middle when
error, U:a&31~ VuJtt til ldtIItd.
The foundation lines of a house
bathing, rL.J..I.t;; I_tat al
Mmmam.
(marked on. the ground), r--'J
r/UII. Lines on the palm of the Lingot, ,. ; (; : • ,alIiUt (plur.
hand,.r' . ., ,I-)\..I Marl,.. A ~~ ,alIayik).
lahing line, ".Jl:... ";'..a,.a. A Linguist, ,. ~c.:.J\iJ~ mu-
liDe of a book, ~ ,aW. A line, tallam Iog1W.t kCZIIrat.
vme, or hemistich, t~ Liniment, r..J&.r
marMm, ~~.)
lIiwdt.- A line, lines (military tluAv.n. See Balsam, ointment.
trenches), v-J.Jl... "."td,.II. A Lining (of a garment, etc.), .L~
 LIO 678 LIS
6ildul. Ha~iDg lining, ~ Lip, I. i U, alaiff-l (plar. ~\i:.
___UM.
di.fdA). The lip or edge of ay-
Link, I. (of. chain), .ft~.i.iJ­ thing, ri
Jut. See Brim.-
lttIW:G' ';"fI'. The links or Full tothelip,4.AJ~'~.....
rings of a ac.t of mail, il,).Jj ila' .......
~; (a torch), J. .~, • Liquefaction, ~"J...j "-Ii,

--'tal, t:~ maMA. A link- ~taW.

boy, ~ IICIIAt.Gb't. Liquefiable, YJ~ J'daUI._.
Link, t:'. (ooncatenate), .ft~Ji Liquefy, "t:'. yjl,) ~ i (to be-
tGfUl jM&Ir. See Connect, join, come liquid), y\l,) tldJ.
UDite. [al "ta". Liquescent, YJ~ y~U.
LinIeed (linteeed), w\::.a!Jft .. Liquid, l:!l. tII4,it! ~,~ ~
Lint-stock, I. (for firing cannon), To render liquid, y;.J .......
il.- ; ICltfl4t. See Liquefy.
Lint, ~ h ...,..}. See FIax.- Liquid, "l:!l. tII4!'it:. See Liq8or.
Befaae of lint, ~,.tiw.... Liquidate, t:'. (pay debtB), oW,
....AciW al Tmusih ~~~, rdMtl til iUaNt. J

Lintel, I. (over a door), ~U;~ Liquor, l. tII4, ~.aJ"f:: See

tClItJNt l-fuII.,III. Water.-To maoerate, -.k, fIT

Lion, I. ~, - , t::-' aab . Lion-

t
like, ~,~ miallJlltli t . The
lion of the faith, ~..)\,~, aaatl
--tt
diseolve anything in liquor, ~
J=.. Aal; (strong chiak,
epirituoualiquora), y!r-.....
ca4lI". The lion of the state, ~ t MJcri•
.t3-,..)\'~' tIItMl tJddMDl4t. The Liquorice, f..JNJ-' .....
lion of God, ~\~, tIIad allaA. Lisp, •• t..)\
","*1.
(Theee are often oonferred as List, I. (catalogue) L.)fi ~
titles of honour). 'rhe lion's ~U ""',?l,) */Wi <--
nOll8 (two atars 80 called), c10eed grouDda 1br com'" fIT

.w1'~ \ _I til tIIad. tilts), w\~ .Iddtt (pi. c:.t!~

Lion8ll, I. ;".J
WtHI (plur. 4:.J\~ ...,Uill); (border of cloth),.JU
I.at). kM4r, 4,.:.t.- AcJ..."..,. See
 LIT 679 LIV
Border; • •trip; desire, choice, Litigate, 91. ~'.J ddt"" t)U
willingneas.-To list. See Xn- nd-tt ~L:;... 1AcWm, \~jW
list; desire, ohOOl8; enclose. ttJlId_ta •
Li.eteIl, c/. ~ ,,1Mt.! ~1 Litigation, lo/~" "tttll, or ~.J
ti~ ~ tllltlmflt/lt: See iattlN'l,kj \:... ffMIfIC2Utflt, ~ r \
Hear. [.dfllit: iUtNdfll, 4..~ IkdfIItJI, ( .ii
Listener, •. ~ _ . i t ! ~\.., Wiyflt, £..i!r-
m~/fltflt. Bee
ListAlning, I. t.L..::....l "t•
..at! t.~ Lawsuit.
IlIlJIdt. Listening, part. ~ Litigious, V\.:... mllndsitt ~ t.
....tlllllit · & IiJ.AilJ nillC2t: Bee Quarrelaom.e•
Listlellll, Ji~ ,ltilfll, J;'~L.. Litter (carried by men), .w~
Md f:!1tfMWJ 1...1, b~\JJi Wll fItfIAtJ.fat, ~ fllMfIItJl; (carried
al iteind, J..t.f,.. "iI. See by came1l or e1ephanta), t::"'"
CarelMl.-Liet1eeely, J~\~ 1t4U14a.i·
lJil:ol iAmtJl. Listl.eISDe&8, J~\ Little (in quality), J.e.U Wll j
iAadl. (small),;Jw ""lIr. To be or
Literal, J.J- luJrff, ~ laftl, become little, J.j W, ~J'w,
~'4IIlr. The literal meaDing, 1iJ,. M,Alr.
~jJ...rw fMtM ' lag_I. Liter- Little, I. (lDlall part), ~J.ft" jfI&fIII;
ally, ~~.. ~.r luwji,.lJi wI, (a emall space of time), ; i.•.i"
..~...,- lttwji.ptf. [men. 4Mlut,~Wut. BeellomGnt.
Literati, \..k ttlltlMd. Bee Learned Littlen.., .Jw liglttw. Bee Small·
Literature, yo)J\ ~ tfl. al tJdGlJ, n-. meaun8ll.
.ii~ fItiIt"lflt. Bee Leaming. Liturgy, •. ~ WI•
Litharge (of gold or silver), ~..,.. Live, 91. (to be alive), ~~ tlllA.
flltWW, ~\"le flIIWtI4ft.mi. To live in a place, J.... ,.,..
Litigant, •• (one engaged in a law· Bee Dwell-To live well (volll~
suit) ~ aa-, if\oM fItfIIl4~, tuously), ~ IaMtl'" To live
t..)\:... WtIlI4aic Litigant, liti· or cohabit with, ~~~ taM
gating, if\oM fIIuddtl, t)\:... fllfft:
",tM4Ut· . Livelihood, Jj)nii'~\..."t"".
 LOA 680 LOC

LivelineM, ~u,~ MIicU.- Lo.ded, ~ ...Aa...... Jet:.

Uit:' ~~ ""d. See Vivacity, 1I4.il.
sprightlineea. [laating. Lo8der, I. ~ .... _11
Livelong. See Tedioua, durable, Loedatone, I. ~\:.ir... ...,....
Lil'ely, k\:J~ 1HW tl4lMcJl. Bee See Magnet.
Brisk, cheert'ul. Loaf, 1.;:;- ~J ,..,1&If1WL See
Liftr, I. (one who livee), ~~ Bread.-8agar-loaf, ~~~
ttl,"A. The liTer, ~1iU, jJ- klill .u.r.
~1cU. Loan, I. (of goode), ~~ tt,anli
Lil'ery. See Badge. (ofmoney), ~.,; _d, ~.J""
Lives (pIut'. of life), J\i\ "tNI'. 4IdJ'. See UnwilliDg.
Loath,
Lil'id, ".l~ la61, (~ lalil. LiTidity, Loathe, ~ 6tlfAtMl, 6J
(I. imi.
liridn8118, iJ\S i464t11tJl. See Hate, deteet.
Living (alive ),~ Ia,. El'erliring, Loathful, ,~ ....waA. See Hat.
..:.Jr!,'..r-
Ns, ld ,."Gt. ful, detestable.
Lmvial, ~.Jl.}... tJIC1 r"..ad Loathing, I. ~!J ~
lil ,iMI1; (to wash with), w~y. ,~, "tiArtll. [Deteltahle.
6igluJU, .Jl..) r.1IItItl. Bee Lye. Loatheome, ,,,j- ~ See
vWJy,\ Ilia itwtIy" &;...
Lizard,I
~, ""'.t
",.waN. _til"•.
Loatheomen8llll, i~ ffIIjrtJJt, ~~$

Lo! \.;".t. M.w.et. See Behold. Loevee, ~~} argAiftll IWL

Load, I. Jr Atsml. See Burden.- Lobby, I. ~ ItJif/tfI.
A court-yard in inns, etc., where Lobe (of' the liver, etc.), i.~)
they load and unload beat. of "ttl"""'
burthen, l;)\:;.. HtJ". I. "";'p:l;)\.Y...., ~..
A bearer Lobster,
of 10llda, J,..\.. Ad.il, J~ 6t1Arf, ~j iM....
_mdl. To ley down a load, Local, ~~.. .-anf,.}st- ...w.
J.J...\Jj fttIU41 til Nsml. Locality, l;)l..L. -ddtl, ru..
Load, Jf- _1IUIl. To load a
t:'. ",aid.., ~ ..wi, ~,....
cannon, t:-i~\~ tId al fIItHDtlc t ·
",alljat. Locally, l;)~~ 6il ",dOli.
 LOD 681 LON
Location. See Placing, situation. Loft, ~ eaw:.t. See Floor.-
Lock, I. (of a door, etc.), JU nfl. A cock-loft, 4i\:;.,a!I~ e.1HIhJt
Locb, Jwl df4l. all(Jt/)#:4..igat.
Locksmith, •• loj?
ItJnWI. Loftily (haughtily),~ lJitczl:tllJ1Hw,
Lock, fl. JU IxIfell. See Shut up, ~;S'~ lJiiol J:a1Jrigd, ~~
confine; unite, join. lJiltol ttlUmczt. See Proudly.-
Locked, Jli.. flNlhsffCll, ~ (on high), JL:l;)~ 6i fMid..
......fil· tdll. See Sublimely.
Locomotion, ~~ lttwtll:tlt, ~ rl'
Loftiness (haughtineaa)~taWlJw.
~.;.JI~)\;j\ til mMW cztltldrf til See Pride.-(height), Lw) t
lam. trlifd~:
Locuat, I. io)~ jczrd"t. Lofty (haughty), ~ .tdilWlJir,
..
Lodge, fl. (a1rord one a temporary )Jjw mag/w;J.r. See Proud.-
dwelling), ,~~ ItdI:tIMM (high), JL: tall.
t ituJdD' i 4.J .' nasslGlw Loggerhead,
/.::--.J.
-.'-If ~
I. l;)\y.:- Aczgwan,
II httgti/-i; (to reside), ~ - - ~ ttI!JI,.J ~ limaI'. See
See DwelL-To lodge at an inn, Blockhead, dunce.
,.,)j\S'..,u~JJ.J fUIIl fll lokandcz. Logic, uk:- mantik, ~,~
To lodge with any penon, ~ tUm til mcznttl. Logical, ~
~ It'u. mac' mantakl, J-la....Ht-Jy~
Lodge, •• ~ 'btI!Jt. See HoUll8. maui16 laelm al fllllfltik. A
-(a small house), ;:iw~ logician, uk:-rl- fIIutczllim
Uyt .tIff!,.r. See Hut.-Lodged, ma.tik, ~ mantakl.
~ muiI.., JL.
.akin. Loin, I. loins, ~ 1Ulh.
Lodgment (accumulation or colloca- Loiter, fl. J...l.L3 ta1:4l4ll, See
tion), ~ jtlflJt; (posseuion of Linger, to be idle.
an enemy's work), ~)b...~ Loiterer, I. J...u:... flitlUl:4N.
J~' tltIlJ' matdm til t altHo• ~ kal14n. See Idler.
Lodger, ~ fJMI.km, }t..... Loitering, J~I iAmal, J-S' l:tIIal•
I.

.-Jftr. J.!.J ....1. [m4I14... See Lingering.

Lodging, I. J;- ..
anul, l;)\!.,. Lone, lonesome, lonely, o).J-;.-.
 LOO 682 LOO
_/fIri4. 8eB Alone, solitary, Look, C'. jiiJ ...; (fA) be eiraaa·
siDgle. - Loneliness, lonen., speot, vigiJaDt), .1\0\,,) idr idWt.
ijd.. 1MltDtIt. Bee Solitude. To look tor (espeot),p, .
Long (not abort), J!,b ttltoIl. Long To look into, ~ "/ .
and broad, v4'~Jw4.,k ttItofl See EXRJDme.-To look CIIl (.

tHttlritl. A long time, i~~i:;"" spect, regard), r"t.t4IHr·

Bee
.-IdM flllJllfitlt. To b6 or be- Eateem.-(tobea apectator),y~
oome long, J.,b tIHM. To make ,.a,,' ~l:, IltilW. To look oUt
long, Jj.k tMDtHl, J!,b~ (seek, aearoh), J.:U jMlMi: (to
t/lllllllaAo 1NIl. Long ago, ~ behold), JiU ....... To look
~.,ki:;"" mi. mtUltlat IMDflGt. th!Ough balt-~hut eyes, ~ w.,
A. long way oft', ~ Htftl. Bee 4-";~r:l1 Wla t &i e../
Distant. tapw. Look!>' _r.
Long, C'. Jw-:" ilAtdI:.
Deme, wish tor.
Bee
[Boat.
Look, >
fIQUf'. See Sight.-
(appearance), ~J tDtlJ1t, i),-
Long-boat, C/. y}i lanD. See
'i1rat, .J\; . .......... See
Longevity. J,b tul, .,...I\~.,k tGlat
Countenance.
al t....,..
Looker, looker ou, , • .);\j fIiiII'r.
LougUnanus (long-handed), J:..,k
See Spectator.
~.,)~~, tGwfl til afdth.
Longing, ,. ~ f'fI{J11HJt, J.ro
Looking-glass". i!J..
mit'dt.

1Mto1:, 13\.· ~, ilAtt,ale. See Loom". (for a lady), -r

1tIMIItIj,
Desire.-Longingly, J'..:"~ (for a weaver>, J~ till. ..
lIiW ilAN,dle. Loose, C'. (untie), ~ ftd, J.
Longitnde, J.,k tul. A degree of lttJl, (to diaengage, eeth), vJ.>
longitude, J,Y'~.J.,) wqjat lNIllM. To looee a knot, J>
IIttGl. [clemency. i*' lttJl til ttlilltll. To Jooee
Long-BUft'ering. Bee Patient; alfo the belly, ~, tIIW. See
Longways, longwise, 'l.,k tuIM, Under looeen...-To l00ee a
J,Y4 l1'ttul. [Clown. belt, J,j ja. To lOOle IIDd
Looby, ~ taill, ~ Wd. See tie, ~.J"J> AM ",a ,.tJiNII.
 LOP 683 LOS

Lx. (unbound, untied), J~ Lop, lopping, ,. ~W la4Mt.

tNilGl; (re1axed),~..r-~­ A lopper, ct.:s' _all.
1ar1ll; (hanging down), tJ1- Loquacious, r1(l~ Wr til
-*t1llW j UndetermiDatA), ;:i itJldm. Loquacity, r1!Jt~
~,.""'taw.,., 103-,~.r-i ""'flt allalG"..
, . MtIUfJ4. See Vague. Lord, ,. (Engliah title),. 103.J) wtl,
Looeed, J;..r-
fIIIIAlGl. (as general qnallil.cation), ~
Looeely (not fast), iJ\>fi wdAd- .,~itl, '.,.. 6r J.,.. t1UIUJltI'. My
tNt; (without bandage), l,Lfi lord, ~~~ ,a ,ayyatll. My
Jililn1HJtj (irregularly), ~.J~ Lord (to God, etc.), J.J~ ya
Jilil tarltll, rU;u~ hila "tiMIm j ,.116".; (or My Lord and God), JJ \t
(carelessly), J..\fi~ 1I1l:olltlM.- ~~ y" ra"'"
tb" illahl. See
MIl. SeeNegligently.-(meanly), Sovereign, governor, ruler,maater,
.;=i-... f....i-! hi~tbtt. Wlr.-To noble. [neer, govern, rule•
BeW loosely, ~ ,MI. [part. Lord, 1'. fa- kWm. See Domi-
Looeen, CI. J:.- Ml. See Loose, relax, Lose, 1'. (opposed to find), ~

Looeeneu (unfixedneaa), .J~\".).::

t-m
..
iM-dr, (fl.abbinellllJ
al
tlayyflt j (opposed to gain), ~
l&luur. To lose one's labour,

laxity), ~L>..J raUliitb.t j (ir. ~~~ tl4yyat "taw"

regularity), ~..rl\r~ t culam t flia, Jl, \J 4~ "tlb lJil1Jdtu.
fJl tarll", rll.:wJ\r~ t atI4m To lose the way, cJ:!.;Y4t.\.,; tld t
_ilci"'j (want of chastity), r~ "'1 Urlk. See Wander.~To lose
~~, t.tMlam flttaMrtJt, i,.:.. hope, ~)\r:bi kfltat tWrlf1"tJ.
,M1wJat. See Dissoluteneaa.-(a Loser, ,. ~ mtUlflyyit! ~~
diarrhma), J~t tlluil, ~ II". .ua..all.
To have a looseness, Jf-j\ Loa, ~ ,uiA:".J~ tlarar, .!Jl...>.
ifWl1uJl. See FlUL-To give a kAtuiirat, 1.:.1~ U""'d". See
looeeDeee, Jf...\ tIIMl. Deprivation, destruction, miss.-
Lop, CI. (trees), J~l\~ luIItI1 til To be at a 1098,/'-- Mr.
Mitior, ~ kfltfI'{: See Cut. Lost, 103.,aa.. maftutl, ~\.,; tldyif:.'
 LOV 684 LOW

~~ gMyib. To be lost, t.\.,; Loved, J":"" ...~ii, ~~

~"; 111Io a beloved object, a
tlci t ·
Lot, t. ~ fIlIIlb, .t.-i iilmat, mistress.
~ "iI,alI or "iu4t; (dice), Lovelin8l8, ~ tNU; (beauloy),
k..J -tat. Bee Luck, fortuue, ~ Aut, J~ .i-dl,~)
portion.-To cast or draw Iota, 'MW4ffll. See Gracefu1neBl.

4.&}~J rama' -tCl1l. Lovely, ~ jamll, UeY lAIf·

Lote(tree), J;~ Aalliakak. The Lover, I. ~ k. ttIlAi.t (plur. J~

tuMl:), ~ . -. WI", ~ .
Egyptianlote tree, '-i~J;~
Amldakuk mtwt. [Washing. A lover and hiam""w.
belcmd,
Lotion, I .; : h'':' j ta,lttl/. See J":"".,V-:- k t dlAM IN II/It.
,"11k, Y~J'":-'" ... " WU
Lottery". u..J - tCl1l, ~~
fDa mClAbub.
lId fIlIIlb.
Loving, part. ~k. tdlM1, ~
Loud, '":!; kaWf. Bee Noisy, cla-
mu/aib. Bee Friendly.
morous, turbulent.-A loud wind.
Loving-kiDdness, i..-.f" ....Mut,
-...A.,.,k.',YbMWa tiUif. Bee Wind.
i;s ". a1ulfakat, ~ ..."ww.
-A loud voice, .jk.4:;.)~ ,awt
See Mercy, tenderness.
t 4lt.
Lovingly, ~~ hilol....ww,
Love, ~ l ilAJ:. The love of
one's COl1Dtry, ~~k':; ....> lib" al
~
. ,~
J.....,---. O. t -
l' .."_11.."_
toll ...

What.
fDat4n. To be in love, ~
Louse, ,. .u...; kamlfIl. A wall "
t,,'MI:. Bee Like, esteem, value.-
paper louse, i.i.J. 4...W
W!at,.
..::.i..
Distractedly in love, ~r- -",-
- -"'"'" ~ jiljiIat.
la,hSk fIUIjtUfi. To make love,
Lousiness, ~ lahtll.
~ !-"n,k. For the love of
Lousy, J.e.a... ",u.n..il.
GOO, ~\~J ft ,alIil illaA, Low (not high), ~~ tDfIlI; (m8llDt
~, ..~ Ailh4tan illaA. Alove- abject), ;:i> WI,., ~J.,) 4..,
letter, ~yj=L.makttl" tilU. J.,) clanl. Bee Diahonourable
Love-apple, ~J.,)~ hanalii,.a,
- '
depressed, humble.-(deep), ~
~}.:)~.)~ batliflj4ft /raftjf. elmik .
 LOY LUD
Low, fl. ~J I/XIttl. See Lower. Lubricate, fl. ~~ ~,J ma,."..,
Lower (comparative of low), JoJI da!a... See Bmooth, make slip-
tJtDt.', ja...1 ..fill. See Inferior. pery,
-The lower part of anything, Lucid, lucent, ; ; - mul,., ~J
~.,), tIIltlll'. Lowest, lowermost, ld"4;: Bee Bright, light, glit-
~hL.J&...1 ..fill may.,.. tering, transparent.
Lowlily (without pride), ~~ Luok, ~ 1HJiAt, ~ ftfUII,
I" ttlfD4t1uf:.; (meanly), #t.H .t......i __tit, t:l u, tdl4: Good
;:i- Ii ftdfDti,. WI,.. luok, luckiness, J\.i\ i!6al. Bad
Lowliness (humility), ~I,i tMDd- luck, u-s!'MM. Bee Fortune,
"f:.' t.~ UuAilt· Bee Bub- chance, accident.-Q what luck!
miasivenese (meanneea), J.i ail; ~r:1\.1~iJ4 yd lIIAo m....
(want of dignity), ~r~ tdl"t ItItftl !
t cr4cJ.. t 4lSlllJUJt• Luckily, J~~#~~ 6WJl
Lowly (humble), ~',;:... ...w- 1tIf!l'" WG ii1HJ1. Bee FortuDate1y.
tI14tlif:.... Bee Submiaaive j (mean), Luckleas, ",.,r";- mattAiI, AL.
;:i- ....,., ~J.,) tl11lt, ~.i uhl. ~ mdWo MIll. See Un-
Lotrne118 (want of height), r,J.;. happy, unfortunate.
t.~, t4lt1~"" irlif4t; (meann8S8), Lucky, ~ ....t", ~L­
~ \.b.. /UZlui,.tIt.
Bee Lowline88. ~ 'dAii 1HJiAt, c.s::..;j
Low-spirited, ~~~ fII41.tt1,. ~ lawl la.UItIAo tayyilJ. See
• lalli, >tsI~~ flIdaa,. oJ FortuDate.
iAdW. Bee Dejected. Lucrative, ¥- fIItIjftl, t:iU nafit,
Loyal, ~, am',., J.,)L- 'dtliJ:, t'~mtWliA,;~ \J~ftAifaY"'t.
~ ..welf:.' ~ """t.iI"'. Bee Advant8geona, profitable.
Loyalist, •• .t;I.1..:IJ.i ail 'tItldlat. Lucre, ;~\J fdyitlat, ~ tIIIft,
Loyally, i-U:....I~ lilol .." iUfIItIt, '-:-- '" ( .. ~. See Gain.
i.:;'-,-~ lilol ,atldial. Lucubrate, 91. (study in the night-
Loyalty, i.I:. ll,1 itdtat, i.\i.:....1 time). J::ll4V',;.,) 6ilr.,il. _aI
NIiI:4.-a1, .t;\,w 'tItldiat. Bee Ludicrous, ~- ".".iwG. Lu-
Fidelity. dicronaly, ~ ~ 6iiol ",a,-
'6
 LUN 686 LUX
kMN. Ludicroumeu, ~ Lunatioo, I. (revolution of the
~,~lit/)· moon), ,rtoiJ~,~ ,.".1Il . . .;
Luggage, y\-a\ 1U646, ~\,. (month), ~ dMr.
_4yij. See Baggage. Luncheon, ,. (meal), '~J\1 taltl
Lukewarm (moderately warm) .Jli gWiJ ; (a piece), ~ Iiltlll.
p.tir, J~ fltUtMtlil. Luke- Lungs, •• ~)\ .,.,..,o.A.
warm water, JJli L. tn4 fiJew; Lupine, •• ~JJ .......
(iDdift'erent, not zealous), ;li Lurch, 91. See Deoeive.-<to de-
p.tw, ~~L. fItIllaM gA'Nlt. vour), ~ Wtt .
Lukewarmly, J\~~ lIi.t titl4l; Lure, •. ~ "t-.at, ~ ~ i-W.
(ooldly, iDdift'erently), i~J.r.~ Lurk, 91. ~ ~'.
~ 1nIrodGt; ( indift'erence), LUlCiou8, }- .w.. y.i.l: t-·
i~Jr. ~, ~~~ cllN"
gltf,.tIt.
Luminary, ".;)1 na,., ~ tliy4. See
Lust, i
_ _at),
*'
See Sweet.
,lttWDlII (plur. ~\"..:.
~ "-'iJ.
Light.-The greater and leeaer Lustful, (}-tli f4*, Jl....Ai -/_•.
luminaries (the sun and moon), Alustfal man, J~ sci".
1:J!..,r.; n'rln. The greater lumi- Lustfully, i*,J.'.? hiW .Wet*.
nary, ~~\ .n',.
tJl at.... Lustily, ij.i~ "iol ktHI. See
See Sun.-The leaser luminary, Vigorously. [See ViBour.
.;W1~\ aM'" tJl lUg""'. See Lustinees, lustihood, i"p kINt·
){oon. Lustration (water for), ,.., fI1.i.
Luminous,.;';" fIIWMDir,;,::- .....,., See Ablution.
~114"'f:.'.J.,:J\~\...ldt'l4lnna,.. Luske (brightnela). ~ clifcl. See
See Bright. light, abining. Splendor, glitter. - (renown),
LUDaOY, \~J"" 'awdd, ~~ ';'h. ~ tGlMllGt, .t.~ ......,.
See Madness. Lusty, ",,;.... See V"1pO"GL
Lunar, ""~..... . Luxate, •. (disjoint), ~ HalGt'
Lunated (like a crescent Of' half- d; fa1:, ~ fMtdl. See Die-
moon), JlcJ\~ ....I tJl Aal41. locate. - Luxation, ~ fadl,
Lunatio, ~~ _,"nen. See Mad. t~\ i"kAt1d t ·
 HAC 687
Luuriance, luuriancy, 1,1)\ tj,.d', . (a club w staff plated with silver
!? IalWtJt, ijJ WfljrtJt. or gold oarried before great JD8Il),
Luuriant, ;;S "",.."i'., -fir, La&. t~a.
vG! li fiJPl· Macerate, 91. (make lean), ~
LlIXlIriantly, .."i',.. t.f-! i, MfDt M tlfstt"I; (to mortify the 1lea1l),
IPflfir,"~ iGII,.•• ~~ iaItW a,.,../" ~"'-\
Luurioua, ~!,:. ~ t. dAti aMt.
litwdlttll, ~ mutGMtt-. Maceratiou (making lean), I o.",t:ij

Luurioualy,~J'! 1JiItol tml4tt"RI tatltl/; (mortifioation of the lleeh),

Lumy, loxmioUBDllIIS, ~ ciJ"'-\ Mn4ttJt; (8teeping)~ ,..It .
'--tt-. Machinate, 91. J b ' ,Atal, ~ Ji
Lycanthropy (a kind of madneea in tMlltll Allat. See Contrive, plan.
which men have the quality of Machination, ~ Al1IIt, J~ \
wild beasts), y)ai l:tJtrvJh. iAtigiJl, ~ 1«Jgtl. See Con·
LyiBg, •• (telling a lie), y\~ trivance, fraud.
-.u ; (reclining), ..j-::- Machine, ,. 4.11 iJlall, or .tiT tJlat
WItIUdI. (phD'. ~)' tlldt), yJJ'> tlf114i.
Lymph, r~\J..;~;.>L. See Engine.
~~'-''-='~\ ..u.t t4Hri Ii Machinery, ~)J'> tlulail.
tljlil. tsl ""'fDa,. fDdl Midt. Mad, I:J~ maj,.u,.. To be mad
LJDX, •• ""f.i IfIltd. with love, I:JrA. maftu,..
Lyre, •. ~~ tU. See Harp. Mad, madden, fl. (make mad), ~
jMa"''', I:J~ ~ t amalalto
".q;.u,.; (to be w become mad),
M.
I:J~) t. ,tlr mt!ittu,., c:ft" ja,..
Jl has in English one unvaried Madam, "'-\.>L. adtliJmiJ.
IOlIBel. and is expressed in Arabic Mad-brained, mad-eap, I:J~
by r; 88 ~ Ulltaf", I The moon.' .11,..
See Mad.
Jr.coazoni (thin paste), \:J,}- Madder, Jj.i jutDiA.
~ ..jJj"'- ~I. Mad dog, ,. I:J~~W1J WlJd".
Kace, •• (&oeptre), ~ lad16; Made (pa,.,. of make), J~
 MAl 690 :M:AK
See Chiefly.-(powerfully), ~ lIajor, •. (miti.taryolloer), ~~~
ij; 1,,101 Hwat. il,. NdI. A majordomo, )'u
Main-mast, ,. ~'Io/.)U' tUldri ~'ncilM M fIIlItWA. The
til kak,.. The main-sail or main- major (first propoeition or a syUo-
8heet,~,r::U fait M WI,.. gism), toI.r.S WN'; (orruuep),
Maintain, fl. (aftlrm) )} ""tw; ~~ HligA.
(to defend by argument or proof), Majority,?' dIM; (full . . eDd
r.
~ 6arMtt; (to continue), rJ '0) of minority), t.~ hltlfi. To
"coam,.r=-" illamtw. anil'e at majority), ~~~.
Maintainable (juati1lable),...r-~ HligA.
I.:J:. ptaAdma' t annaM . Make, fl. J-i jtlf:!". See Act, do,
Maintenance, c.::.J; Iu.t, ~ ma- practise, perform, execute, Corm,
tl,luIt. See Living, food, 8U8te- coDltruct, compoee, create, COlD'
nance, livelihood.-(support, de- mit, compel, force, C8U18.-To
fence),ilai~ mtIMjasat,~L... make away, make away with
MMyat. See Continuance, de- (kill), J=.i 1:at4l. See Kill,
fence, support, protection. destroy. - To make acoount
Jlain.topmaat, , ~'toI.)U'V"'~ (reckon), y\.......J.t ~lNa••
,.d, tUldri al la61,.. See Compute.--<to beliel'e), ~I
lIajeatio, J~ muldl, ~ ...... TomakeaccoUDto~.r1
jalll, ~~ \.." ,dA.l 1uIg6at. -tealHw• See Eateem.-To make
See August, imperial, pompous, tree with (treat without cere-
splendid, magnificent, lofty, 8Ub- mony), ~'t:::i..J raJ~ II-
lime.-lIajeatically, ~~ 1tIIlIj. To make good(pme),Ji.
6Uol taamlJt, ~4-~ 6.101 lHwrar, k' taM,., ~ ,.JiaI.
\ jal4lat. To make love, c.:;.:..s:. t",w, J:
Majeaty (dignity), jal6.lat, .u,=:- ~ ta- ..da6W. See
~ AtJy6at; (king's addrell8), Court; . . . . . . loft.-Tomah
~ 1uIdr.t. of (produce effect),)' ....; (to
Major,.;$' abtJr,..r.S' aDa,., ~I understand), ~ j __. See
IItltJllt • See Greater. Comprehend.-To make out (ex-
 MAL 691
plain), rfi
/aA1uItt&. See Prove. llalevolence, malice, ma1iciOU8llell,
--(to make clear to one's self), malignity, iJ'~ ral4t1Jt11.
~.3' G4IrtI1. To make up (re- Malevolent, malicious, malignant,
concile), e~ ,tlIM; (to com- r..j.3Jl.:1W \ s'futJn rtuII. The
poUDd), ~J raiW; (to com- malevolent (men), ~'Y\"J'
plete), rW -fIIQlII. ar646 III MltMl.
Hake (form, stature), ~JJ Itwifo, Malevolently,maliciously,maliguity,
i.J,. ,AM, J'.:, ,WI. maliguly, ~.3J ..~~ lJigA4,atitt
See
Figure, shape. rtuliyGla. [ tious.
Haker". J..~ ttl..il, ~U /tlf:.il, )[align. See Unfavourable, infec-
~L.. ,an_to [See Disease. lIall, mallet, ,. ~;~ oA41fJ.j.
llalady". ~~ fftM'tuI, ~J tlJtfjGf:: Mall, malleate, t7. ~;~~J.3 lid
Halapert, malapert1le., etc. See 6i1 diJ1fJ.j.
Saucy. Mallow (a plant), ~;> ~,
Kale, j,j ..- (plur. J;.j ~r), r..j)~ kWdli.
Male aDd female, ...jJ~j.j ~ Malvenation, ~ Ail4t. See
tlJ4 wtIo.'. A male animal, ~ Knavery, artiftce.
JMl. See Stallion. Man (mankind), l.:1W, wtln,A
lfa)adminiatration, ~ '.31\ r.).l:.t..-- 6/IIW j (a male of the humau
al MartlA, rLlL.;._Hr~
1IMiIa.. See Mismanagement.
t..-- species), ~) rtfjol. A common
man,.}J fIII/ar.
llalcontent (diuatiafied) .,.
, ~~r l£aDage, t7.}.3 d466ar, r~ 641lttw,
gAa". rdtlI. See Diaoontented. f-- Aa1:am, J.Mnr..j~ \ tfjrci til
Malediction, ,. ~ '-tMt. See f:.GllI4Il. See Govern, OODduot,
Cune. treat. [atttIdII'r.
JIalefaction, ~.j lItJAi. See Manageable, ftJ..t..:-J\J!\i i4MI
Crime.-A malefactor, r~ Management,~,)J ~l:--e ""r,
..'firiIn. See Criminal. m~l!IMnd, t- mtlt4fftt1la1, .u...
lIalpnotice, r..j.3.)J.r t41111Jl null, J.r t amtJl• See Administration,
~i.3~ f:.4141 WI,w, i J \.3J oonduct, dexterity, practioe.
ratl4tDtJt. Manager, , • ..r-~ m~tlIAW, ~,
 MAN 692 MAN
fDMlI. See Conduotor, govemor, J',:... fll4llfDdl, d)-. nlti, i,,)~
adminiatrator. tddat. See Habit, c1llltom, way,
)landate, I. f- Adm,..r-\ tIfM, mode; (disposition of the mind),
~i efl.fDlfg"'. See Command, >~ 1ltdti,., y.r- ....w.
commiaeion. c:!r- mislJj (eort), r--i MI.
Mandatory, ."f...,...' tHnfi. ~ jifll, t~ fItAII(. See Kind i
Manes, J\.e=>- 1&luJglJl.
Bee Ghost. (air, oaat of the look). ~, tIHIJ1,
)lange, I. mangine88, y~ jartslJ. j4J fIMIW. Bee Mien.-lI.annen,
See Scab. y,.;r 4tldlJ, ~'a1ltldI. See
)langer, I. ~ "'tltsJ, (plnr. Morals, politenees, civility, cere-
~t- fIIIItdlij, '>JoM . . . .tMl). mony.
)l8ll8'Y, ~~ jfl.,.64,.. See Scabby, llarmerly (polite), y~ .......
llanhood (in opposition to woman- y.,)\~L-IdAt1aclGJ,yj,..
hood), 4~.J ,.tJj4Iig.e. ...~lJ. See Civil, ceremODious;
llaniacal, l.;.~ mtJjlfflrt. (politely), u.Y~ lJikol lstf,
llanifest, ~~ sIlAir, ~\., fDdeliA, rl:.::- \~ bM:ol iAeUM•.
~fIluttt1.cliA,~ mUle@I,., Manaion, •• ~ IHIyt,).J ddr,
~~ 1JfJgm. [diecover, explain. r
J.;... fIIIJUtIl, \i.. Ni411, ~~
Jr[anifest, 91. k' asAtw. See Show, ~,J." ....... See
Jr[anifestation, manifeetneea, .J~\ Abode, h011l8, residence.
tMi1,.,.J~ _4,..
Bee Diecovery, lfan81augbter, UN\..J'J:.,i W .....·
publication, cleameea. (,IIIAM. Bee Homicide, mUl'der.
Manifestable,..,.-AU; IiiAir, ~ Mantle, •• ~ frtGrtIo. See Clolk.
lIanif8stly,"~~ sIlAir.,.. See Evi- Manual, ."f~ gtMltlt (performed by
dently, clearly. the hand), ~\~"tatalJGl4I·
lrIaniteeto, •• J~\~.,.. Ifl,..e til MI. A manual (small book),~\&
Jr[anifold,)\!:- ~ . littl/) ,.,AI,..
llankind, r,Ji...r &lnl d_, ~ Manufacture, Ji ttUlal, i....a....;-
..AJ'j..... aliaIAar,..AJ\~ *1 ItMtczt, ~J.';.;L. • •tJcz#in.
Manna, ; . fIIIIlflf. [a'ii4lAcl,.. lIanufaoturer, I. r=i ~ .aft. See
Manner, ~J fDojla, ~~ tarll, Maker, artist, arti1lcer.
 MAR 693 MAR
•
lCanumiaaion, ~ tllt1, ~ fal. Marobpane, ,. \"J..-. 1IaltwJ4 (pIur.
The manumission of a slave after ~~.,L- muwiyat).
the death of his master, ~ Mare, ,. ,""",.J fartJI, 4.>.J fartJltJla.
~ ~~Y'~~\ tt al ttHtl
lt1 Margarite, ,. 4) leliyi/f. See Pearl.
MttlNUJt ,4AilMo. An Arabian Margin, ~ ' - Ad,MyaA. The mar-
formula of manumission, ~ \ gin of a page, ~~ A41Aiy.A
~L.. arati ,ayW (i.,. You are (plul'. ~ \,- _d'Ai).
free). [1ItW. Marginal.- A marginal note, ~ ' -
Manumit, ". ~\ attal, Jlk\ ltiiIlatyaA. To write marginal notes
Hanurable (capable of cultivation), on a book, ~ '-~ latah
tlftJ ~ yanfaliA fDa ytlflSlJrif:..' A41AiyaA.
JCauuscript, ~k;.."':-"bS' litdb 1Mt Marine, ~;s:: balrl. A marine
yGtl. (eo1dier), '-i~'-i~ f:..tJI1GrI
llany (a great many), ~ larir. Mariner, ,. ~rc: baMf. [bairl.
Howmany? ~~f 1tJmfDtJAid' Marjorum (a fragrant plant), ~
Luy times, ~L:.:~ mtWrat ~\ Aabal al fll, ~~.re
iadraA. Many colored, ~ mMWfIgt1lA.

~I)~\ hull' al altoa". Many Maritime (belonging to the sea),

words, ~lS' ~ l;"'at hJldm. '-i.T< baArl; (bordering on the
Lp, ,. ,u,,;\:;.. lAdrita. sea), ~\J- L....f=-
f:..ala' ,aAiI
llar, P• .ri tIM, ~ 1luII,ar. See al baAr.
Harm, hurt, injure, apoil. Mark, ,. L u taldmat (plur.
lfarble, "...r- marmar, (> \:>....J rilcMm. &.:.J1..L: taldmat), i)~' "larat.
Marble (made of marble), ~ \::;.J A mark or proof, }~~ tiyar. The
nlM",l, ..;.re.re fIIM'mtJri. stamp-master's mark on gold or

.. ~l.. or ~~l..
Marcasite, U:z....:.i - mver, ~.) tlamgAaA.
....huA..a. Mark, ". F f:alltJm, L.L:J¥ t amal
Jlareh (month), ).)\ aiar. talamat, (""'J raItJm. To mark
March, t7. J- mull. with ortbographica1 pointe, '-:oJ.r\
JIarch, 6• ...r- malAI. [limite. "trab, Y; fltJl1tJt. To mark or
Karchee. See Borders, con1lnee, take notice of, ~~ la/".. To
 llAR 694
mark weights or measl11'1l8, ~ Marry, fl. (take a wife or a huaDml),
taygar. [ ilMrClt. ~ip taIIunot;, Ji·U
faMWi
Marker, •. 'y},':'J\j..~ tdmil III (to join a man and WOIDIIl in
llarket or market-place, •. J.,..- rii, matrimony), ~;j UIDIDtj.
)~~ Msdrj (buying and selling), t'
M&1'8 (planet), ~ ...,.r}1, ".\iJ1
!ro,~ Hgt wa ."ri.
A III k4Mr. The two malignant
market-day, )~\J'r.% g - Cll planets, llara and &tun,
64sar. The market or ourrent ~, III fI4ieI".
price,).-S'~\i i4gmat III tIItdr.
M&1'8h, •• J:.-, wail.
:Belonging to a market, .,,) ~ ~
Marshal, •• j..-;.r air cQlw. See
6cilcJr!. A dull market, o)~
General.-<a harbinger) )~
1:GI4tl.
Market,fI•.",,;.:. ~ t.~ 6d t UHJ ;'!lttwll', 6ltdr, Jo,fi 6czg,MrtM.
~ \i tdjar. See Deal, traiIlc. M&1'8hal, fl. ~.,a..~~Jr~l
-ft.! -fa/, -..A." 1IIj, ~ ....,
Marketable, lraJ~ ~ tlllczglai
Hgt fOil 'Mrd, )~~~ talagM
641iir, ..,;)6i'tijdr!.
Marksman, •• ~'4 "IIM"jl. hay.MrilIA.
Mart,
See Arrange. - To manba1 "
lead the way, VJfi...\ i

•. (city of tramc),)~ _ _.
t-
:M:armoset, •. ~,~ 'Cl t tl4". See
Ape. M~ r.,I~ _ii, ~~
Marriage, ~.J l~faA. A marriage
Mr6aJl. Bee Warlike.
entertainment, V'r
tW " Martin, martinet, martlet, •. ~U».
Marriageable, ~j\if /WJrj kAattdj. See Swallow.
aafjat; (arrived at the age of
:M:artingale, ~ .alalHHtl.
puberty), ~~ 6alig" (fem. ~~
Martyr, •. ~ ,WW (plur. ,~
6iJligW).
,Mwa). TO' martyr, ~£bi
Married, ~;;. tltUI/IfDWaj (tem.
klltaltiM daAf4. Bee Jlurder,
~ ;'j-_ mfWIUIfDajat. A married
deetroy.-Martyrdom, i.,)~
woman, ~J.J-.~' afltf'(J(IA
mUIIJIDIDI!i-A. .N.W2tl11t. A place ot martpdom,
llarrow, j,j It1&. The spinal mar- ~ tItIJIW. To be martped,

row, t.~ flGkMt:. ~,-=-,L. ...t 1WI1i.

 liAS 695 HAS
• • I I
Jlarvel, •. ~ IIstlfiid . See lIuon's rule, ,. tf.J -!i, .J~
Wonder. m.e..a,..
1larYe1,'. ~ taji/J, ~~, Masquerade, ~-~. To
ilJigltrd. See Wonder. masqnerade,
~tJ.
¥~Ji t"'"
lIanelloUB, ~ tQjlJ, ~~
Mau (large qnantity), ~ 1tJIirvII,
,1tarIlJ (plur. ~~ t.ajtJyilJ.
~~ Ndlt.. See Wonderful.- ~)'~ mtlU4r t--;
(8888mblage), ~ j4flJt: See
llarvenoualy, ~ .. t.f'! 1Ji
Heap.
II/IfDt ill tllJllJ
.- • H888&Ore, ihi.. rtI(I~, J:.i w .
.lCuculine, .J.i... mlUkicw. 8ee
To D18IIIlaCI'8, sdal, J:.i t:.';
lIale.-The masculine gender,
"alai. See Murder.-lIaaaacred,
j.i... muukicw. To put in the J
~ maltul. See Murdered.
maaculine gender, ..r-S'.i:.l'~J Masainesa, maaaiveueaa, ~ nil.
~ cJtllJl1ff'. A masculine See Weight.
woman, ~ faAlat. Massive, maaay, ~ t-I"., ~
Mash, 8. oonfused mixture, ~ ,akll. See Large. weighty.
IAMat, ~ muUl4lit. To Mut. ,. "';.J'- ,liri, pl~. t./.;"""
muh, ~ H.ltsI. ,acotJri. ~ mast, 1,,,4 Wet.
(riaor), ~I.:J:-J tD'r/1& llaater. I. ~ .tlt-tIll..... ~\."
Jraak, 8.

~; (a subterfuge), ~ ,IlAiJ. See Lord, chief, poeaetlIOr,

1flaI, i l i tillat. See Pretence. proprietor.-Th8 master of a
-(a revel), ~ ~ . house or family, ~"-.~••_t.
See llasquerade.• ,illJiJ III IHJyt. The master of a
Jlaak, fl. (oonceal with a visor), feaat, ~~,~ \." ICIM6 ad-
~ ma8Htw. ..
tl.tfelftll. A muter or teacher,
llaaker, ~ mumalUi,.. ~ .tlt-tIll.... A muter of any
Jlaaked,~ mutafllall/uw. art or trade, .,)b....' tIIIU,...,.t.
Jraeon, (stone-cutter), ~U ftf:!l, ..aA..... lIuter, mister, or air,
..J~ AiWiJ,.; (a builder with I.:J:- '.P- llttItDlljtJ. A master 00011:,
atone), ~ Hltllel,.JLu.. "*tlfld,.. ~JwI\.._'
L: \01-
a.',. III tlIIIIWl.
 MAT
A young gent1eman,~~'.,>­
khafIJiJja Iag!t,..
Ma5ter, t1. (conquer), ~ ghalfl1J.
See Overpower, govern, rule.
Masterly, adj. ;,U ,Mt.r.
Skilful.
Masterpiece, ,. ~J.3W~ ~
k:-l\ ,hugM mueJllim niJtlir
fII,a"tat. Mastership, mastery,
~ mueJlUm.gat.
Masticate, t1. ~ t'Jlak.
Mastication (chewing), ~ tlJ1k,
~ mfItlgh.
Mastic (a gum), ~ mfIItfIkd.
Mastiff, ,. ~ ~ kfIl1J ka~tr.
See Dog.
Mat, ,. ',r- AfIIt,.aA. A mat or
carpet on which they kneel at
prayer, ,.,)~ BttiiJtlfIA. A maker
of mats,.r-~ mWygil;
h.".. To mat, .r-Ji tflmfll
A"",. See Twist, weave, entangle.
Hatch, I. (of a gun) i 1_.; Iflttlflt j
(a matoh of brimstone, etc., for
. lighting a fire), ~~ ktlrft j
(game), ~ lUtNt; (an equal),
~} kfIrf,,; (anything resembling
I.::-Jj "rflllah.
or tallying with another), ~,)
UUJj, ~~ cAift. See Fellow, Materiality, ~.3L. tfliitlth,Gt.
pair.
)latch, v. (to be equal to), J.,)l&,
696 MAT
ttitlfll, ,,:.'.J\j kd,.lItI; (to confront),
~\; ka~al, ~~ UJiJjaA; (toauit,
proportion), ~~UJdJ"j (tojoiu
in marriage)~;)I4fDtl/C!i.
Bee Matchable, ,. ~\:... IIIl1f1dftl,
~I,... mvtDtip, J!.S ldyil. See
suitable, correspondent.
If Matchless, A~\'" iii ,a81", Alt.
~ mdlaAo fltllfr, ~~ ii/d
,Aailh. Matchlesaly, ~l.. tr
. t-_
6iNIfD..... iii MSfr lfIluJ. llitch-
lell8D888,pl r~ lIlfllllfr.
Match.maker, I. (marriage-broker),
~~\~l-w IamliJ,.'" tJII4jIl.
Mate, ,. (husband or wife), r.Jj
IIIUJj (fem. ~.J) 1IIfIJj"'); (com-
panion), c,hi,; rajli. Check-mate
(at cheas), ~L..U IAdA IIdt.
Material (consisting of matter),
J~ Mgulf, ~3l. .atltltpl,
i.:P~ Aagtlldtlf j (important),
'-/,;J~ tlfIrtlri, ~ "..-, cJi
lasim. A material C&UIe, il&
~':;l. tillat mli.tl4iyat.
Materials, '",,:A-' .,6a6, l"-
mfIIaliA. Materials for buildmg,
Materially, ~1~ .. ~~ lH ttMj-
"tIYtlld"I; (importantly), ~
 MAT 697 MAZ

;)J~ lJiiol dtwU,."t. Milterial- (affair). f..I'J~ 1.....;-, •..,.,

Delli, i;J~ diwil,.tlt. 4~ Adj.t. See Thing. busi-
llaternal. ~, v....I. Maternity. ne88, subject.-Purulent matter,
~1""';;I,tIt. t! lusyiA. See PIlS. [~.
llathematical, ~ b riyatll.l.j"'.xJb Matter, 91. (be of importance), ~.
iMdari. See Geometrical. - Matthew, ..f- lJltJeta'.
llathematically, ~r~ Mattock, J;" IJltJttIDIIl•
4-;~)I~'~1 tfll.· ..ujilJ til Mattress. I. ~ ~A.:..J IMIAM
latDatid tlf'riyafla,tlt. See Geo- taAta,.16.
metrically. - A mathematician. Matnre.l.j~ .",tatDI. SeeRipe.
V'~ fIIwndil. )~ ..u-
Il/mdiL See Geometrician.-
Maturity.
pletion,
'r' iltilDa. See Com-
ripen888. - (puberty).
llathematics, ~~)' (')sJ' til ¥~ lJultlgAi,.t.

t-
ttllum a,.,.;,adiy"t. cL~'rL: Maudlin (half drunk), ~\j...n_i~

4-;\V'
al lumtlaHt. ('~'~\.,i
id
hMoat III t ulum a,.,..,a.
1tIUI ,••dll.
Maul. 91. Y~ fla,.tJ1J.

tligtlt. Maund, I. ~j IIIMII. See Basket.

lfatins (morning prayers).~''i~ Mausoleum. wJJ ,.tltDtMM, ~
""fit til Ia:;ir. flltJihtJf'lJA, J!i- _a,..
Jlatriee. matrix. ~~Jl'(" tlmm al Maw. i~ ..itflat. See Crop.
_Idl. See Womb.-(a mould). stomach.
~\i ldllilJ. Maw-worm, 10 ~I'>J'> dtld al
llatrieide. r~'J:i 1all 41 UfIIm. hat,.. See Worm.
llatrimllnial, ~J.1'~ ,ald&.. Maxillary, flUI. ..fJ
"VIlA. See Conjugal. nnptial.- Maxim, ,. -~~\i Jw.titltlh. ~y\i
lfatrimoniallr, ('J-'J~"'~ ldl"tln. See Axiom. rule, precept.
¥JJ' taW ..Gji/J ,..,tl.. "lilJA• May (month), )~, alia,..
llatron. I. \,:),J\:>. Uattn. Maybng. 10 ~ jur}, ~
llatter. ~ jUm, ,~ lai,tlM. 11vnl"6. St'e Beetle.
Jbf": jtMIJJu... i.>l.. .dflat (plnr. Mayor. See Magistrate.
.>1".' 4fIIU1(JIl). See Substance.- Maze, I. Y'J'> tlillalJ. SeeLabyrinth•
 698
(oonfusion of thought), ~ See lIedium.-(the iDatrumento,.
1frGl. See Amazement, irreeo- measure 118ed to any end), ~~
lution, perplexity.-Tomaze~ fIHiIiI4t, ~J fDfllllat, ~
,..".,.. To be in a maze, .)b...\ ,aW (plur. ~\-\ tNiG6). See
i/ttii,.. Bee Astonished. Cause. - lleantime, meanwhile,
lie (oblique 0lUl8 of I), lor! I. Do in the meantime, ~ ~,
you know what he said to me? l..~ tWlatd, ~ jfa4.
~JU\.il..~~~ 1I4l tilt"! llean, fl. (signify), ~ f!M' j
Mdsti Mill 1 She said, make the (intend), .wi iMtuI. See De-
experiment on me? ~\~U ep, p1UpOl8, intend.
~~.r.s:U\ Ml4t tital at~ lleander (winding of a ri,er~
flwa.- ~ 11 in the dative case, ~\~}U "'ttllDtDtfi C&tUI4LV.
and ~ nl in the aoouaative case. lleanest, l.:J~1..J.i..a\ tUIM lid
llead (meadow), 1[.r- "..". (plur. ya*.
~J;4 muriJ.J'. lleaning (design), er t-' J~
lleagre, ~ -If. See Lean, .....114, ~ iaN, .)~ ..a.u.
poor, bare. [n8l8, barrenneea. ~ fIUI1ItJtl, ~.I- 8w., ;J~'
lleagren8l8, -a..,.; tItItf. See Lean- i,.dtlat, 4i niyat. See Deaip,
Ileal (ground oom), ~ tIIhl., intention.-(signi1lcation), ~
~.) tWU. See Flour. matM' (plur. ~\- jUtdlll).
Mean (despioable), .r.:i--
Mlfr, lIeaDly, iJ\j.)J'! biW clM4tNtj
~.) _I, l.:JJ') 41111, j&.i zalfl. (without dignity), ~~~
See Contemptible, base, poor, lIiiol AaMrat, ~.,r.~ hild,w.j.
humble, pitiful.-(middling, mo- Meanness, ;}a~. 1IMdrat, tilL J.i
derate), J~ m"ttadil, h: re
See Basen8l8. - (want of libe-
fHlawulit; (niggardly), ~
1HJ1AII. See Sordid, avaricious.-
rality), Li::ooo r~
~~.
t..... ..ua.
See Avarice,
Of mean birth, ~\A!t. maldo 8Ordidneea, niggardlin8ll.
tUl. Means (revenue), JL.
.-ell (plur.
Mean, ,. (mediocrity), J\~\ J\,..I lIMtodl), 43).) nii (plur.
ttticldl,h...J wa,at, .u,,~J fDa,dlat. J~) ....u.k}. See Fortuut',
 :MEA. 699 HED
wealth, riobes.-By all means, f1U114M1. The science of mea-
,~,,~c:r .....
1:01 til ftJu;jeA. aurement(geometry),i.-W\~
See Doubtleu, certainty.-By no tu. til f1U114Mt.
meaus,'1.\ ""tUJ,"~/~\ tIIU" Measurer, I. Jg itsyyal.
. .. A land-
tH "'ttI", ~ lalld, c:r~" measurer, c.\:..... flUJU4A, c.C-
'~}' ftJfIJ- mita til ftJUjeA. ~}' mau4A til Md.
See Never. Meat (flesh), ~ laAm. See Food.
lIeant, o)~ mtIlIU, 0),....--
-(food), rw,· tQtam. Roast
~u. See Designed, signi1led. meat, y\S Wah.
1Ieules, ~ Acuh,. [kay41. Mechanical, mechanic (skilled in
Jleuorable, V"'~\J!\i lalJil til mechanics), ~ll\~}J~k
JIeuure, V"'lei kiyal,..).)j Wa,.. tt'llim ft tQ,.lth til Qlat; (belong-
See Froportion, mean, portion, ing to an art Of' trade), "r!~
allotment; measnrement; quan- yfUltll, ~.,) danl. See Mean,
tity; moderation.-A measure, servile. -Mechanically, ~
V"'~ .ilgiJ.I. A measure for l.:.J~)..\~~r talti mejilJ
com or other dry goods, ~ tUm til Mrtlidl.
.,1 (plur. J~' Qlgal), ~ lIechanic, I. l.:.Jl\~ L- la"it tIlat.
lilgltlt. Poetic measure, c,:)~ See A.rti6oer.
~l mIld" t111IIAit ,..
without just measure, I;)Jj~~
Verse
Mechanism, mechanics, ~} rk
•.:..m\ t~ with tJl alat.
,,,.,,,. fJI/IftJIen. Above measure,
V'~~ Tnld "iy41, ~'-! ln1d
Medal, I. ~ IilJu, 4,j; iGlIIA.
Bee Coin.
1uMltl. See Immense.-A.s you
Meddle, ". J=;.. \.)j ttJtliJlAtJl. Bee
1DeIIII1U'e if. will be measnred to
Intermeddle, deal, busy.
you, C)'~~~~ lamil ttJdfn
IMtliJff. Meddler, I. ~.;.4 itJttr ,MlahIA,
)(euare••• V"'\i idl, J~ idl. ~~ futlvJI.
Jrleuured, J~ ma1y1l1. Mediate, ". ~~J=;.. \~ ttulaldaal
)(euurement, lJ'" \;i kiy41. Mea- tcantilA, b.:',i ttJftJauat. To in-
aurement of ground, i...-\....... terpose.
 MED 700 DE
'Mediation, ~li.:. .Ai/4tat, h:.~ medlar-tree, .JJ.rj~ ,..-.t
_iIInt. Bee Intercession. lICIt"l,..
Mediator, •. ~J WiIIlt, ~ Medley, •• ~ J:/tall. Bee Ifix·
.Aaftt. A mediatrix, 4..h...~, ture.-Medley 1Idj., k~
wiUit4A. malcAlat. See Confased, mingled.
Medical, ~ t.l~f. The medioal Medullary, ~ m...wAf.
art, ~'rL: t,1m attiM. lIeed. See Reward; preeent, gift.
Medicinal, ~ tW~f, J L:. .Mff. Meek, rJ- Aallm, r::L ,ahm. See
See Healing, aalutary.-Medici- Gentle, mild. [See Soften.
medically, ~~~ Meeken, tI, ~.u.r tamalaAo W •.
nally,
~'rL: tala' mujih tum attilJ. Meekly, ~~ ~ikol AUm.
Medicine, ~ eltiJ~ ~'"' tlawa, Meekness, ~ Ailm. Bee Mildn~
~ twh. [willdtat. gentlenesa. [suitable.
lIeet. See Fit, proper, qualified,
Mediocrity, J~~' ittitldl, ilL."
Meet, tI. (on the road. enoounter),
lleditate, tI. j.;..J ttlfalckM,.J¥
~.JL- .dtlaj. See Encounter.-
ttIIatDfDtW, ,",~'U taammal. See
(to assemble or meet together),
Consider, reflect, oontemplate,
~, iitamat; (to engage, en-
think; contrive, plan.-To medi-
counter), y.)b. Ad,.d. See
tate on the issue of anything,
Fight.-To go out to meet a
.J~~,.ykJ~·LJ taammal/f
person on the road on pUrpcllle,
tcJkihat al tmaU,..
J:.A::-,' NltIlhal, a\i1.A Ji t..M
Meditation, ~ ttlfalchw, i)JJ laM muldkdA. Meeting (part.),
ttllawal, ..r:-!~ tadlJf,., J,..·IJ
taammal, .J¥ ttIIafllfllw. See
J.1. mulilll, ~'"''''- fIItIIdlij.
Meeting, •• (888embly), ~
Thought.
mqjlN, ~ jtl1ltt,yat t~
Meditative, ~.b... mrltaamu,~ jamilf:! ~ mdfal. SeeAalem-
mutafaUi,.. [tlrnim. bly.-{enoounter),I\i1.1IItI1aJ;tlA,
Mediterranean sea, •• ~))~ haM JL-) wNill, il..,'r m~.
lIedillm, 1-) willat. See Middle. The meeting or conflux of ItreaJn!I.
lIedIar, , . .JJ.rj Jal'"ur. The ~ mtJlil, ~~I~
 MEL 701 }fEM

tlI4JMt t"'MArltI, ~ or.~ Melodious, "","".,,-h.. ",utrih. See

IIfIltdd. Meeting=house, ~ }[uaical-(melodiously), ,~~
ffl4jl;'. y~ lJilawtin tRutrilJ.
Meetly, meetness. 8eeFitly, fitness. Melodiousness, melody, ~\,.-'
Megrim, V'!)I~J wajat MTil,. ~}:w tlItDiIt mutrilJat (plur. ~
See Head-ache. ~I Arun a1l1lagAmat); ~
Melancholy ,. \..~,... 1tIUJtla, ri ntJgAfltat (plur. l.:.J\.W llagAmdt).
,"'-, ~ ~ ".il.IIlAolitJTt. Melon, ,. ~ lJatt!k1ult. A bad
See Grief. or unripe melon, (.)NjJJ falclnu.
Melancholy, melancholic, 1:J""!..r A water melon, ~ jalJaI.

_ItI, I:)J~ mIIMall. See Melt, fl. (makeliquid), yj.,) aflWtcalJ.

Gloomy-minded, dismal. - To See Dissolve.-To melt gold,
make melancholy, ~ g1ulmm. ~->~ ,al;ah claAalJ. To
To dispel melancholy, ri"J~\ melt silver, ol..:ii~ <..- ,akalJ
asal al gMm. To be or be- fvlcl4A. To melt (become liquid),
come melancholy, ru I ang1ulm. yl-> tldlJ.
llelilot (plant),~\J::lS'\ iHll al Melted, ~\.,) tlayilJ.
...uI. Melter, ,. yj~ mutltJwwilJ•
Jleliorate, fl. See Better, improve. Melting, ,. '-:--!.,~ tarlw!b,
llelliferous, (producing honey), 1:)4,-> tltIWIIlJall. Melting gold or
J~ ttUldl. lfelli1luent, melli- -.
silver, ~< ,,3 tiIIlJ!i, ~ ,alb,
.
fluous (flowing with honey), j..,L:. ~,alJl; (part.), ~I->tldytl.
t a.,1. Member, ,. ~ eulii (plur. ~I
)(el1ow,~,::-... mUltawi. 8eeRipe. atu ).
-(10ft), ~ I; IIdti7ll; (intoxicated), Membrane, ,.y~AildlJ, Uaig1ultil.
\:J~ .uriltl. See Drunk. The membrane of the brain,
KeIlow, •• (become mature), ~J:-'\ tL.~\r' tlmm atlclimagA, Lti
ut.ea'; (to make mature), ,,1>. gAi,Ail. The membrane which
~~ l:MlliJA ya,tarol. envelopes a child in the womb,
Mellowness, '-'=-" Ntiwa. See Ripe- ~ mUlA!mtlt.
De88.-(lIOf'tue8.'l), l."u ""tumat. Memento, ~ faftira1l, ~w_J
4<.i
 MEN 702 HER
lcindyat. See Memorial, notice, CL~\ m....l.. aliIlciA, ~\j
~\
r
hint. lallil aUMltIA.
Memoir, Jj JJ tasiWaA. Mender, ,. r.r-~ llIIWa"';ll,
Memorable, }~ yuaitw,.J~ .tWIlla.
flItIIAAur, .rS'.i.l\~~ tDdjilJ Mendicant, ~ jal.fr. See Beggar.
aai1cr. Menial. See Low, mean.- A
Memorandum, ,. '.Jl... mas1ciraA. menial servant, r~\:;.. kAddia.
Menses, ~ ltaytl, WliJ~
Memorial," See Monument.-
tdtlat 4111$..4. A menstruous
A memorial (case Of" petition),
woman, ~~ Adyil, ~\:,
J~~.r t ard Adl.
AdyitlflA.
Memory (the recollectil"e faculty),
Menstrual. See Monthly.-A men·
~~'ipJ' allawat allw.Ji!aA;
struum. See Diseolvent.
(remembrance), }.j 1.:0-. To
commit to memory, ~ Mfaz.
Mensuration, .t-l-. tIMIIfiAot.
To occur to the memory, J\~\ Mental, ~~ tlamiri, ~ t"h.
4J~ ajd ila' MliAi. To ~ to ~~ Mtiftf. See futellectual,
ideal.
memory, 4J\J,-:-,~ J(jIJ lihiiliAi.
Mention,}.j ailw, j~ ~.
Men (plur. of man), J~) Njdl.
Favorable Of" honorable menUon.
See Mankind, people.-Men and
~}.j siIr jMlfll. To men'
devils. ~~~~\ ali", wal jinft.
tion,~.)... Mentioned.
Menace, C/. .,)¥ ta!uJtldatl. See
)Jl... ......
Mercantile, ~) ~ tijiiri, lJ.?
Threaten.
Menace". ~ ~ laMid. See Threat. mtlijMi. A writing signed by'
(rep~), r.r-) r/UMam;
Mend, C/.

(improve), .r IIJllaA. See

judge confirming a mercantile
agreement, i~ '.,i iortlrau.
Amend, repair, correct, improl"e, '-i';:!~ Mrdpi, t~
Mercer, I.
increase. - .;:!!J> 1JtJyya t Aardyir.
(to become better).
t.~\ "talaA. To mend a gar- Merehandiae, ~~ t!id,..t; (wares),
ment, t:-i.J
rak1tlt · JL. mal (plur. QIIWli/), J',-.'
Mendable, (:a~ yuta,all4A, ~ ~ ji", (plur. V"~, tljttG4',
 MER 703 MER

t.t...lllltdc. (plur. .te.,.\ amtitat), ~\,..;)~ f:!llaghi arrahlnat foal

~W AM,A (plur. L:.....i' gAufran walruaUJan.
~). One who sells mer- Mere, ~ maM, a.u falat, t"':1""
chandise for others, J~,) 4tJlldl. ,arfA. The mere truth, ~,
See Broker.-To barter merchan- ~~, alMI a,MfA. Merely,
diae for merchandise, J,)~ 6acW. h..U fakat, ~ hi tapuA,

See Barter, exchange. "~maAd4n. [pool.

llerchant, ".T:"'U tlJfir (plur•..)~ Mere, ,. ~ lnIMyrtlt. See Lake,

Ir.jj4r). Meretricious, etc. See Whorish.

Merchant-man, I. (trading vessel), Meridian, ~k IUArl. The me-

ridian, J~\~ """f annaM,..
~~~r' 1JI(If'kah tijdrf.
See Mid·day.-The meridian line,
Merciful, ~..) ,.flAlm, J .: .; &,

..)~\~k:;. J;J,aU"""fannaAdr.
1114/11, U .; ,~'.. mUlAfiJ:.
See
Meridional. See Southern.
Compassionate. - - Mercifully,
Merit, j.Q.i fadl, J\.asi..,' ..tiAJ:ak,
.ii~ hi 'Mfakat, .t-.,;4~
,),~\ ..titdild. Merit Of'
lJiiol marlwfJltlt, iAA&I~ hikol
merited reward, ~U\(.. mukaftlA,
IM/aW. :M:ercifulne88,.t-. .r-
~ \ ajr. Merited reward Of'
-.at'Atmlat. See Mercy.
punishment, ~ jalil.
JrerciIeea, iijR&I~ 6ild ,IuIfalat.
Meritorious, '-;-1~"''':'.~.f-''''­
See Inhuman, hard-hearted.
.tlltawjiIJ allawdlJ, ~ \.,
Mercurial, ~) uyWf. bULL..J' "'djih al muJ:iifa1l.
~j uyha.t. The planet
l£ercary, Meritoriously~)k.,:.•~~ .. t.~
Mercury, .,)J~ tuUm. 1Ji Mil/tin wajib alaj,., J-!-~
Mezey, i...-.;e flUWM1IUIt, it.>...) J~\ Mlwl istiAkak.
r~t, i jj .; :, ,IuIf". See Mermaid, ,. fi'
~ hint alhaM",
Compauion, tendem888.-(par- \.J'~ bint alma.
don), p ~afa, ~ fIfaIAfarat, Merrily, ")J~ bi8Urur, ..b.~
\:J!# t:~ '" bilwl Aaui,. wa i,.,wilk.
61._/,,411. May he have
merey and pardon and the bl888' Merriment, merrinces. See Mirth.
ing of God, ~~~.t-.)'~ Merry, J J,r-e mlJlrUr, 4;) L:,;.~
 MET 704 lCET

farM". See Glad, cheerful, Metaphorically, "~~ ~,

gay, laughing.-To make merry, i}.::...J~ iil iditat,". To.speU
~fMTaA. metaphorically, tJ-!..>--? F
Merry-andrew, I. SeeJack-pudding. ~ \ .'. .S\ tahJllaa hitan} Ii
Merrymake, tI. See Make merry, ilti,drfli.
~

feast. Metaphysics, r~\F tu.IIl}flla,

Mesh (interstice of a net), i.f.....:.. ~\J~L.F t ila ad flflll
,AdaW. [lMmI taeam. tJttalJltflt .
Mesa, ,. (dish of meat), r\.kCl; Metempsychosis (transmigration of
Message, I • .r.&- }War, .u~ souls), ("~\ tItttmdIdA.
millat. Meteor, I. y4:0 IAdab. Meteorl,
Messenger, I. JJ"".J rlllul, ~\i ~ Im..u, ~j..I~Ull tIlair
U.,itl. The messenger of good altalaUJigal.
news, h-- muhIllMA.r. Methinks, ~...)& taW lilllli.
Messiah, ~\ al mMIA. Met.hod, ~~;:; tarllb, yj...\
Messmate, I. rt-..Y\",~.J r.jU ..lub, tfIrI}, I~\i "tilA J!.'>
flttfltdm. [House. Methodical, ~;-4 ..".attab,
Messuage, I. ~ Mgt. Bee \.; . . .. ",__i . 'J (.... r
"""11)
r-- t
Met (f'lWt.JW,t. of meet), t-ioJ\..a... r\\.;; ~ l.J lciMi II.-.a... )le-
mwad./- See Meet. thodica1lr, ~? M Wlib,
Metal, CI~ mflttlMJ. r\\.;:.j ~ it' intisam.
~eta1lic~ metalline, J~ -elal. Met.hodiae, ~. ~.J rfltt4j, ~
Metamorphose, tI. ~ mMa'u. ftlUfIt. See Arrange, regulate.

Metamorphose, II. metamorphosis, Metbought, "r!P~ tala' fiJ;ri.

ylii\ i"A:ildb. Metonymy (rhetorical allusion),
Metaphor, I. ~~ !einagat, ~\c..,\ ~ ~ liMg.t. lletonymicallJ,
iltitilra! (plur. 1..:.') t--:......\ ~~~ iii biadg•.
iltitarat). Metaphorical, meta- Metre, ~\~~ .1Id1i ..wit"
e;
phoric, .... ~ mq;all, lo"f.J \c..,\ ,.p,r f:.uri.tl, ~\i luiNal. F-
iltitdrl. Metaphorical expres- haM,.. Metrical, ~ _-
lioDS, ~L&1k· mmtali/liit. lajjab CI')'" fIIatMt1".
 .....

}lID 705 MIG

.l[etropolis, ,. kJ::zl.....l!JI.,) dar allal- middle of winter, \::..t.I11-J Jft
1aMt, .t.~!JI.,) dd,. til Adtlmat. tDtUat AMAtta. In the middle
A metropolitan. \:J~ mlllrafi. of the oity, ~1~J/f MIl
Mew, ,. (cage). ~ "/A. To allNllall.
mew as a cat• ..;ji flQlC'fDa'. Middling, 1-.rw mtWlDtlllit. Bee
.l[ezereon, \:J.%.Jjl. ma..,.,ytln. Middle. Anything of a middling
Mice (pz.".. of mouse), \:J~ /Ira". eort, 1-) tDtUtlt.
Mid, ~ ruuf. [/lttartl. Midland,;J11-.,JIf wlJltlt allNlrr.
lIid-cour88. cJ-!)zJI~ MIl Mid-leg, JWI~ fUIIl allal.
Jfid-dsy, k ..,
..)\fJk....i .•~j nAl MidmOlt, ~J tDtUatf.
A.t mid-day, ~J Midnight, ~ h....ei,.Qj flail allayl.
II1IlIIJAar.
)\fJ1 ft fWIlJ annaMr. At midnight, ~11-JJft tDtUat
Middle, b::-J WlIIIt, ~J wAatf, allayl. Till midnight, ~ '" \
h..~ tIIant. 0- ~... mutAif.
I .;
~I ilIJ' MIl allayl. [haAr.
See Intervenient. Of middle }fid-sea, A'1-.,J Ii tDtIItIt al
ltature, .t.\i.J Ih.:..rw ",tltawtU,it Midst, ~ bagn. See Middle.-
tJllalMt. In the midst of the people,
lliddle, 1.1-., tllaIIJt, ~ fltUl(pl. V"l:.!I~ bay,. amid'. In the
u\..:z; 1ClfN4J), b:..rw mtdawA,it, midst of the joumey, .;.JIWIJ
J~ flt"t.ttulil. The middle of If. tJInd lII,alar. [ allayf.
a house, ~ L. ,dAtlA, )~I~ Midsummer, ~1~Jft Ialb
ICIAfI add4,.. Bee Court, square. Midway (middle between two places)
-Keeping the middle, tMlj. ~';yI~ MIl attank; in the
,.."ta,if. To penetrate
I i " , , ' .. middle of the way or paauge,
into the middle, ,-,~)=lIb..,~J./f tDtUat attMik.
1-}l j:;..,)
ldlttIl lil UHIIt. In the middle, Midwife, I. A4\,; kdbilih (pI. ~ ,;
~L.Jftfltd bIJP,1-}IJ/I til ktJwdbil), ~ ,.,) ddyila.
tIIAId. In the middle of the day, Midwinter, \::lJlb....
., tDaIIJt lIIMAitd.
}-c:J"-....a,.a; J /I na'.!annaMr.
In Mien, ~J WtliA, ~ lfIQltllGr. See
the middle of the night, ~ J Look, aspect, oountenance.
",,4-11' fI MIl tJlla!ll. In the Might (power), ~~. Wrat, ~F
 MIL 700 MIL

kflwat, )..ci\ iktiddr, cUll,Military, ..;~ j""l/d,

takat. ...r.;>
Bee Power, force, strength, great- Will, ..,j~ laiori. llilitary
ness. aJraira,. ~).. ~,..1\ a/anlr II
Mightily, i~ hi .AidtUt, i.)..).j~ Ao.rMylJt. Military, milioe, mi·
lJikol ktuJrat, ij..i~ IIikol litia, j..w: taur. See Army.
kuwat. See Powerfully, vigor- }[ilk, ~ luIlIlJ.
ously, greatly, violently, vehe- }[ilk,
.
iI.
-
~ MW. [AdltNt}.
mently. lUlker". ~~ AalilJ (rem. .y\:..
Mightiness, ~~ lnuirat. Bee Milking, •. ~ AtIlb. [Wi.
Might, greatnesa, majesty. }[ilkman, •• ~l~ N,y't
Mighty, '-iii _I, J..l\j iatlw,.;!..).i Milk white, ~'tI1JytMl. See
hMlir,.)J.:.i.. muitlMlir, ~~ White.
iF ,aAiIJ kwat. See Powerful, Milky (consisting of or aboundiDg
strong.-Mighty (in a great de- in milk), ~ Mlfif.
gree), '\~ jiddtm. Mill, •. ,ij~U, tal...t. A hone-
Migration, J\i:.;\ imiidl, ~ mill,).J.A fIfIMldr. A wind-mill,
1ug"lj, ~~ ttJJaM". See Emi- '~~.P" u:, taAtl. Mtod. A water·
gration. [AalldlJe. mill, L.~'p"u, ldAtitI.... A
Milch cow, •. <l...!b.~ lJawlJ hand-mill, ~ ....,..11I. AD
Mild, ~ Mlim, ~\~ oil-mill, ~ ~
AIJlim (JfIfllJJ" ~.JJ wadt t (plur. Mill, iI. .?
14M., d-J..l Ui
L:..lJ wuda t 4). See Soft, kind, ..u.. See Grind, coin.
tender, gentle, compusionate. Mill-hone, •. ~'p"u:,~.» Wb1
Mildly, ~~ lJikol Ailm. taAll".
Mildn8B8, rl- See Gentle- lfillepedes, ~;.\ .... tllll,.i.I."I
hilm. r'
nesa, clemency, compassion, ten- ~,)~ ""It
II arlJtal tOG --"lilt.

derness. Bee Centipede.

Mile, •. J.e,.. mil. A mile-stone, }{iller, ,. ~~ tG.UcJlI.
~)aJ\.i..L tala",at .ttlJrf1, lfillesimal (the thoUB&Ddth), . .)
I)l:.... flUlnard. uJ"&.:r- t04Ail .iII M elf.
Milfoil, ~.;. lJarlJarti. Million, •• l,;)~tulfh:
 707
lIill-eton8, ,. ~,..U:al!A=' It.;'" at- Mine,. C/. ~ wah, rilJt tfllllal
Una•. lugAm. See Dig, sap, undermine.
Ilill-wheel, ,. c),r-LhJ\ylJ.3 Miner, ,. U"'~ muhantli,.
dald6 attiJAan. Mineral, ~~ mattlanf. Mineral
Milt, ,. Jts:k t;lIdl. See Spleen. juice, ~~~ tarir matdanl.
Mimic, mime, mimer, ,. ~ mu- A mineral, c)~ mat-. See
hUid. See Imitator, buffoon. Metal.-A mineralist,c).3w' ~ ~ r
Mimic, mimical, '-:!~ toklftlf. talim 6u mataain. [matdtlin.
Mimically, ~1.A=.n~y. 6iwaj'4 Mineralogy, c).3w'\rk f:~lm aJ·
.ital:lttl. Mingle, C/. bl..:;.. lmalat. See Mix.
Mimic, ,. ~ ktUltMl. [tion. -(to be mixed), 1,~.J~ ,a,.
llimicry, ~ taklftl. See Imita- ma!&Alu.t.
MinCt", C/. (cut small), (") ffWflm. Minister, ,. (of state) .J!.jJ Wall,.
lfind, ,. >t>. !&Adt;,., ~ dami,., (plur. ~jJ wultWa). The prime
J~ hal, ~ t!'kl, P
fib-· minister, F)~.),l' al Wall,. al
HaTing an enlightened ()f' enlarged at-lam j (an agent), JeS'J wakll,
mind, adj. ~~jN. mUflGtDfDtW ~ \j flayilJ; (a Christi,n priest),
.z hdlJ. [intalJaA. V"'~ "'ammd, (plnr. .r..-w
Hfud, C/. (mark, attend to), ~\ ,Aamdmtat). The ministers of
Hinded (inclinable), ~L. mayu. state, ilJ.)\' c)~ \ af:1dn adtlawl.t,
See Desirous. ilJ ')\\1S'J wukald addatDr.t. The
Xindful, ~\., watf, ~ mun· ministers ()f' plenipotentiaries of
tMiA. &e Attentive. both sides, ~';y\1$'J wukald
lIindf'ulness, ~ Hrirat. See tlttaraffn. To minister, ("~
Attention, regard. kluMlMn.
lfindleee, gltafil. See Inat- Ministry, ministration, L~
Ji\.i
tentive, careless. [ m4lf. lcAitlmtlt. See Service, office.-
KiDe (possessive pronoun), JL. Ministry (dignity ()f' office of
lIiDe". (of metals) c)~ mat- ministers of state), ~~J wazrj,.at.
(plnr. c).3\- matalian). A mine -(dignity of prime minister),
dug under fortifications, rilltlgAm. ~.J.:z.~l\;.J~' tcalii,.at III fuzma'.
 MIN 708 XIS
The ministry, .u.,.~l\~\S') aridn Miracle, I. ~ f:. ajl1HJt, i:~'
fItldawlat, aW\,}'.S'} arkdn adubal. Miracles, ~~
tIIlaltaMt. tuffiWI, ~~ t,qja,ii,
Minium, ffllllttjijr, ~';L ,ald- ~U \ titaJlb. See Sign,
ku". See Red lead. wonder. [Wonderfut
Minor, ~\ alf/Aar. See Leu.- Hiraculous, ~ taJU. &l
(petty),;W lagAlr ; (under age), Mirror, •• it;. mwatlt (plur. ~~
t:1~ !l1uIyrlJaliflA. .."'raga.
.Minor, ,. (one under age), ~~ Mirth'..JJ.r' 8W11r, k~' iRiilat,
'.!lAIr tllli". The minor pro- ~ malMTtJt, u.., .aft, ~
position of a syllogism, ..;~ ~'at, c.) Iaralt, c:~\ ibliltaj.
'UflArtl'. See Merriment, gaiety, cheerful-
Minority (the smaller Dumber), "'~ De:t8, gladness, joy.-lrfirthful,
~)\ f:.atlad al tII!lAar; (being ..JJ~ tntIIr11r. See Merry.
under age), ~~ ItIIM ....". MiaacceptatioD, Jk~ J~ iAtlJal
Minstrel. See Musician. - Min- batil. [al 'MtItIJd/.t.
atrelsy.• Bee Music. lIisapplication, ~\,4'r~ t,--
Mint (plant), t.\aj "atndf) (a place Misbecome, C/. ",'dL. fIIalilk.
where money is coined), "-:-J~ Misbegotten, lij~J ~ sUed.
~~ darb lAdna, ,-:-,..rJ~\.) dar Misllehave,t7. ~.,)\Jli rr.rw-.w..
aadarlJ. To mint (coin), ~ Misbehaviour, ,-:-,..>l\r~ t'-
.ak, '-:-'~
,iUd.
wah,
Minute, ~.,) dakIkat.
(of time), ~
u-J'" da1
A minnte
lamlult, .tJu!
III adalJ.
Misbelief, ~~'r~
~~~'r~ tad.m III f.....
t-- 1IMfa,
rJ,&.
",~l' tada", al it'WJd, jS hIjr.
lalllllt. A minute (memorandum), Seelmpiety, incredulity.-A_
l.J,.- mUltlU1U1adal. Minutely, believer,,}\S' idjW. See ImideL
.u.J~ bikol MUlII, ~IJ:: Miscalculate, c/. yt...,l\J11&J;
tala' attapfl. Minuteneu,.G", t.amal !lluIlat If al _ai.
dildat. See EX8Ctn088.-(small- Miscarriage (the unhappy
. ness), ~ 'UflAr. an undertaking), c.~r~ t--
8ft1lt of
 MIS 709 MIS

HjdA j (abortion), k\.a...\ "ut, Miserable (wretched), ~J ulIl,

C> tirA. ~\ku...\ ilkdt til d--
rnalkI" or ~ ","kI.,
jail'.. ,Aall.
>
Miscarry, t7. ..::.-- lir1uJt. Mi98rab1y,L!.-..~ IN:olfIUJIitMtJt,
Miscellaneous, J? ",ulaJaml, ';J~J.. J';~ /nk)l sill... IDa
k~ _Mut, ~ majmat" ,AiUUJat. BeeUnhappily,wretch.
A miscellaneous multitude, ..; ~J' ed1y.
tlCDbli'''. Misery, miserableness (wretched-
Miscellany, s. i.J:.~ ma;jmutat. ness), JJ lill, L!.-.. flUJllanat,
lfUchance, ~ bald, \..3j kada, ~,.,) ~ bala (plur. ~~ baldya), iJ~
tld!iyal. ,WilUJat, jRJ f.... See Adver-
lliachief.,;~ claraI', ~ ",tldarrat. sity, misfortune.
See Injury. hurt, harm, evil. Misfortune. ~ bald, l.Qi 1:atl4, ~,.,)
lfischievous, ~ flttulirr, ~ tlalaiyM, i..!.i na16at•
..JIitl, f..~ ,AMII'. See Hurt- Misgovemment, A'r~ taltmt
ful, pemicioUB.-(malioioUB ),Ioj"':.; til ,.tdm.
See Mal-administration.
ratll. See Malevolent, spiteful. lfisgnidance. ~>J,~.uL; daldlat
Miachievoualy, iJ\.,)';Jr~ biiol tan aUarIk.
darri,. UJa ratldUJat. lfisgnide, t7. V*i ,~A.
l6aconception, Jf-' ,aAi!, ~ ,Jalat, . Misinformation,J.,)\""~~ kMbar
~~.,),r~ t atltIm UlriJl. Bee glulyr ,alii, y~;:>- kMbariisll.
lfistake, misconstruction. Misjudge, t7. y',.J~~L. tIItJ
KUconduet, I./.,),;d;'" '"'ill: radl. Aaia", billaUJlJb.
See llisbebaviour. Mislike, t7. '-:-"" L. tIItJ Aab. See
lliaconstruction, r1!J'~rJr~ Dislike, di.pprove.
t-IlI lIwJftI til kala",. llismanage, t7. ~~J,.MI'..;.r:-\
Ki8deed, miademeanor, ~J sanb, ft!.,)J 4fjra' til ttlllltJl "'. ,luIy..
Ua:>. /WIld, .i> l:J WdAat. Bee
Crime.
tadlJlr.
Mismanagement, ft!.t.::J\ r~
llieer, '. ~ htdAll, ~ Misprision,}...i..:-\ i1ttU4r. See
t--
[aItad6Ir.

iAadI, ~ ,WIA. Contempt, 100m.

~
 MIS 710

Misproportion. tI. J£:->l:..J'..r~L. m'''no iMId• .J~I.:...J- Mul

£l.r mel r4tfl' til fllfllllJlahat ft ",••no n.l1r, J)
uU, Y& IANt.
t flmalo . Bee Err. blunder, mistaken.
Misrelate. misrecite. misreport. tI. Mistake. ,. \b;.. iMld, "... ,ala,
(relate inaccurately and falsely). .J~ n.ar. ~ ,"au.t, hi.....,.
Bee Misrepresent. .i.l) ullat. Bee Error, blunder.
Misrepresent, tI. i.,)L..J~\- misconception. [...,AlaL
~~ m4 iW6M til mdddtIt Mistaken, ,=,\....h.U ,1uIlt4a, 1,).&.
millmdAl, ~;iJ.Jj) lIfItotOM Mistaking. tMlj. ~ \...b.ll ,1MJUda.
tdnrflAo.
Mistakingly. ~ _•. I'~ I..:......,1
.Yo "--:1
lIisrepresented. A~~ iWtw
la ,alMt 14110.
(II,alll, 1IIAeHlI. "'*
Mistake, tI. *I.:...J-- 1wual ....-
Misrepresentation. ~ tallJII,
noA MA11, Y&J.i t-.al IWet.
.u~);# tdA6lr 14 ItI1Jw.t
See lIiacaloulate, miarepreeeat.
lGM. Bee Misinformation.
lliatell, tI. See lliarepreeent.
Mi., lI. (the mark) ~~,~,
""M".
tI1&Jttq,. til lliatre88". ~ Nt'l;)ilP.. iAtJHa.
lfias, ,. (1088).J~ nm-. vdi fIGU. Bee Lady.-The JDiatreIa of •
,=,\.Qij ........ ~ t",6. Bee family, ~\~\. ~ •
Want, tJHo error, mistake. Jart j (a sweetheart, . . OODCQ-
lIiaeal (masa-book), J~ .1141, bine), ~\. ~, 4;".:.-
U""~\yb.' iild6 al iidtla,. fIIGt'AG.id, ~~ ~
lfission, JL..) ar,tIl, .i.lL...J riltlUIt. .i.-.-.
•-.
oWIHt. [ ..
81IIpICIOIL
lfissive, JL...J)\~\i i4l1il til "',41. lliatruat. See Distmat, ditldeDoe,
A missive, AJ L...J ril4U1t. lfiaunderatanding. I. L.iJ~ ..
lIisspend, •• (money). ~l.:J"'if I:MlaJfII, L)L:- ........coG,
~ lWwtld' ••• , . ~tlllJ'· ....,1.:.:>.\ iI:ltIil4J, ~W' rM-
Bee Wute, disaipate. ttJtlMft. ittijai, 4ii''''r~ t'*-
){iay (a IUlphate 01 iron). ~~ fllfltDlJJdtIt.8eeDi&renoe,qunoeJ,
.r»-' sIj ...u.Itw. misconception, errw.
Kiatake. lI. l...lu.1.:...J-- luual )lite, I. (insect) i..,,.., ...,.
 MOC 711 MOD

][ithridate (medicine), ~.,)J;-' .;jr tlUlllJlDfDM', ~ kalh. See

IIJiIrodtJUI. Counterfeit.
¥itigat.e, •• ~ .(In, u..k:J :Mock, mockery (derision) ~
/dta/, ~~ ltadd6. See Bonen, tadt1.1&1ulk,~ tamfllatw,~'
mollify, moderate. [talkln. ..tiArA. Bee Ridicule, scorn.
lfitigation, ~ taa/if, ~ :Mocked, ~ mfIIkluIraA, '-t!jF--
][itre". ~li tdj. A bishop's mitre, ~ mtuttl_' biM.

l:.'~\~U I4j al mfltrdn. :Mocker, ,. J..s:..:.>.- ~ tldAik ttlk.',

llix, fl. bL:;.. iluJIat. ~..,j~ mtlltaAaf talti.
:Mocking, ptWt. ..,j)F-e "",,,dcl.
llixed, b~ _lIlat, ~,;e...
_aj. An animal of a mixed Mockingly, ~4 1Ii ..tMad,
..~ taAiJran.
breed, J. J... mtw~.
:Mode, i.;~ IUrat, ~JfDfJjA, Y~\
llUture, mixtion, h \ ..;,. 1WJlt,
1II1ub (plur. ~L\ attIlIb),
l,b\ iWildt.
][0lIII, fl. c.U nab. See Groan,
J~ fIftI"fDdl, &.>
tfIrIi, J(:,
,MI1(plur. J~\ ~Ud1), ,~\,;
grieve, mourn.
kitticlala. See :Manner, method,
lloaD, ,. i.-jJ flQfDMt, ~ &lid, or
fashion, habit, custom, form, ap-
6iia. Bee Lamentation, groan.
pearance; gradation.-A musical
Moat, •• (ditch ronnd a town, cutle,
etc.) J~ k1ltMltl4i.
mode, r \i.. flftlka",.

:Model, ,. ~\,; kitlt1J, iJ~ lMItD(lt

][ob, •• r\-.3) I istliMm; (a tu-
or litlfDat, ~ fIiJIkluIt. Bee
multuous rout), ~ jUMt. See
Copy, pattern, example, standard,
Crowd, riot. mould.
Hobile, mobility, r~ t fIfDdm, r~ :Moderate (not excesaive), J ~
V-@\ t.4ID4". (lnndl. Bee :Mob. ""'ttMlil, h.:,.,...=.- flUltatDllllit.
Mock, •• (deride), ~~ :Moderate in temper, ~ MIl""
14•••_ t.tIk.', Jr-~ tUMi y':;,.. ".fUrd4W. See Tempe-
lMa'. See Laugh at, ridicule,
mimic.-(to elude), J1.-J "'tflllJ.
Hock (not real), '-t!~ W:lftlf, :Moderate,
J~~

fl.
_4
rate, mild.-:Moder&te weather,
""'ttalil.
~ fIGHI. See Go-
•
 MOD 712 MOl

vern, rule, restrain.-(to pacify, tDdtlif:.; (not unohaste),.;IlU, 141ir,

still, quiet), ~~ AatldtJ'; (to ~~ IilMtl. See Chate.
make temperate), J~.u.r Modestly (not preaumptu01ll1y),
tflma1llAo muttatlil. ~ hila;''"'"".
Moderately (mildly), rl-~ iihll Modesty, ~ layd, };, w.bir,
Mlm; (with temperature), ~ ~'i taUJtitJ.t ; (chaatitr),~\F
J".~-='~' iihll if:!Ult21, ..)~ tdtJrat, .tk tiffat.
mUf:!atliltln; (in a middle degree),
Modification, ~..J ta,.l:Ii, ~
~;'k:-ol~ hi wajat al flJtllta'. talMilI. i)_~ itJrhat. ~
Moderateneaa, J'~' ittidD.I. See lagAgt,..
Temperateneaa.
Modify, tI. (form), ~ .",f.
Moderation (calmnesa of temper),
See Shape, form.--(to moderate),
.i;\Y 1IIMfat, ;'L.s:I'~1 '. ...1\ J~.u.r tatnalaM ".tI~.
itmilldn ;U i/Kltir, ~~, .III"'f,
See Temper.
k:L:.....i iancItat; (forbearance,
Modifiable, modiftcable, ~.M:!'~\i
lenity), ~ taAamu. Mo-
idhil atUltdll, ol. .• 'Ln~
deration in expenae, J'~)'
mumiin attagAyl".
~~~~4 al it Wl41 iii
Modulate, tI. ~,~) I'GUd III
l/ttwq; flJal mtlWGf, ~,~~
gMIfiJ, ~,~ , . . . . . . , .
tatlmn atta14f·
mIlA.
Moderator, I.;~ muda66ir, f~
Modulation, .tw ""I"', u.&
ltiJlim, y.3,... mfl.atiMlJ.
gAWJ,~ laAft.
Modem, ~~ jadltl. See Late,
Mohammed, properly j[~
recent, new. - The moderns,
(the founder of the MubammecllD
l:1'~\::.-t.J, al ",tctaakWirfn.
The language of the moderns, religion), ~ • • •..-.

c.:I-";' \::.-.t.J, ~W I;'".,. til mu- Moiety, ~ fIG'./. See HalL

ta4lkWirI,.. Moist (humid), ~),.".. See
Modest(baahful),~"",,,",_; Wet, damp.
(not. arrogant nor impndent), Moisten, tI. ~) ....u.i.
y.3,.. ".fUItllalJ, ~'.f-4 muta-
. Moistened, Ji:.=......uwlil, J~
 }lOM 713 :MON
ultll. . To be moistened, J:J' In a moment, ~L~J II
nlJal. [","ballil. larIat tl". Every moment, JS'
Moistener, •• Jl~ btllil, or Jl.:... ~.,) 101 dalilat. From this
Moistness, moisture, ~fc.J f"'IItv.bat, moment, d' ~ mi. alan.
iJ'~ Mtldwat. See Humidity. Momentary, ...?J waktl, ~\i la"l,
Mole, ,. (animal), ~ lMltl (plur. ~.J\:. t iirlt. See Fleeting.
~lo.\l.:;.. iAildiln). A mole on the MO~eDloU8, ~ muAim, ~)J...rP
akin, Jt>. Udl. A mole (dike), tltJriJ.rI. A momentous aft'air,
~~, amr mdim.
ft" b.. Aajiz. •
Monarch, ,. ~ maUl.
Molest, to. ~~ naUtui tal4',
F ultIm, ~~ t auab . See
Monarchal, monarchical, d~
mtdiJ.kl, ~LhJ..., ...zu;I. See
Disturb, trouble, \"8%.
Regal, imperial.
Molestation, ~..wj tiJltlff:! ~ Monarchy, •• J ( \..... maml4kat,
loJlif, ~ a., ri
gAa",. See
.L.Y.... ,alttmat, ,wJ") tltw1l4t,
Vexation.
~ mull. Bee Kingdom.
Moleater, •• '-tiJ~ .filIl.
Monastery, , •.f.-") dayr. The head
Mollify, fl. cJllagyan, ~~ Aaiflq,', of a monastery, .J!.iI'~.J ray,"
See }litigate, soften, assuage, tultlayr. See Abbot.
pacify.-}{ollification, cJ " j J
Monastic, monastical, ~ YJ
talJI.. See }litigation, soften- ruAbdnl. A monastic life,
mg.-A. molli1ier, ~ multi"..... -4i~.J ruAba,.,at. Monastically,
llollliied, ~ multJg,tm.
.f.-~'~'~\';~"'~ ~ala'
llolten (prtll. ptIII. of melt), yj.M mUJ'ib katDatid alil tItltlayr.
IItIlafDfDai. Monday, ~)'r.H '(IfDfn al
Moment (importance), i;;J..rP .. tIIIIaS";"
rirat, ~.JJ..rP tltriri,at. See Money, 4...1.t..... mtlf:4maUA, .w
Conaequence, weight, value.- naktl (plur• .,)~ nt&k4l), t'!J.,)
A.. moment of time, ~ l4_Mt, tlaraMm. See Coin, specie ;
ill. lMut, ~~ tltJkIJ:M, wealth, riches.-:&ady money,
~W.J.l, tarlat tift, ~ Lt .dttlt. ~.w tUJkdI, .,)~ fItIii14. To
 MON 714 }ION
buy with ready money, ~r\ Monocular, monocw01lll (one-eyed),
~~ .,/dam' lJil Wtl. Money J~\ tltWIIr (Cem. !J~ t ClIOri .)
paid in advance, uL ,altsf. To Monogram, ~ teglwiJ.. See Cipher.
lend money, ,JJ; wl. See Monopolist". ry.1.. ffltIlta.... To
Land.-To pay money, J, wfJlfJ'. monopolise, p\ i1etahJr, r.rJ'
A Bum of money, ~ fIttI1JlagA ilttJu",.
(plur. t:-l~ fIttI1JtJligA). Any Monosyllable". ~.»-\.,~~.ws
place where money is spent, itIlifflClt 11M. taAjigat waAi4M•
...;~ ffICIWo,f. Earnest money, Monotony, ~..,,} larllda.
~~,; r_tlJa•• To ch~ Monaoon". (probably an European
money, "';..J"" ,.,.111. A money- corruption of r-'}'4 .-a..... ' .
changer, ...;~ Iat'rilf. See Beason.') [tll/fil.
Banker.-A money-bag, ~ Monster," t.:- fJIaII,U, ~.P
r-!J'" 1ft lardAm. See PU1'lI8. Monstrous, t,-............u..rJ:as-
Moneyed, ~!J"'~l.....- ,4MlJ ,..uta. See Strange, wonderful;
lfWtJM. See Rich. irregular. enorm01lll; shocking.
Moneylea, uJ.i.. ffI"jIiI. See Poor. hateful. -}{onatroua1y. #~
)longer, t.~ lJawdt. See Dealer, ~\~V\:;.. iiMlOt-1Mrij
•" . t- IlUMltat•
aeller.-Fiahmonger, ~t.~
Month, ~ dtIlw (plur. ,;".:.
6..,yat 1GIlItIi.
}{'to ~I • fI4IiA' ,War}, ~\ . . . . The SId
om r, ,. ~...., 'J~ of the month,~!f>-T 4.Uir
IIIW. ~\.,
fIt.. wll.....
~
[ft4.iA. tII~, ~,~ tM6 -.l-
)lonitory (giving admonition). ~\.i ,MAr.The flnt ten days of a
)lonk". ~~ rdAilJ (plur. ~~.J month, ~\.,\ tWJd,il. The eec:ond
f'lfMd.), ~ 1tIIm. To make ten days of a month. h-~'
a monk, ~~LwJ rtlllllHAo tWJ4N. The last ten days of.
rtJMi. To become a monk, r-J} month, ;>-\,,' tWJai.lW. From
~~ W,.. riAilJ. month to month, ~~'.Jc.:o~
Monkey, ,. ~~ ....",.11., ~\....... ....,MAr iln' ,MIw. Every
l(Jt:lan. Bee A.pe. month, ~JS' A:ol Mdr. A
 )(00 715 MOR
month's mind, ;..r--- ltturat, M~r, v. (a ship), ~rl'~J ,.tJ1Jat
)~, 'fltiliJ,.. See Longing til flllJrW; (to be fixed or sta·
desire. tioned), l..S'"J "Gla'. The moor-
Monthly, adj. ~~ ,MArl. ing place "of a ship, ~ .llId.
Monthly pay, ~L:.... .",M- Moot point, •. (doubtful cue), i . ..ii
Ita,.." ~L. .. dAi,.t. M.:.... w;,lJt .",litJIat, ~,
Monument, •. (memorial),) ~)' J,U... amr fIf..,lW.aI. [ ".,.,A.
,.,.,. .....uii,., .teL: f:.tUalllllt. A Mop, •• t.-.J\.t.~ ';'nftJIat III
monument for the dcad, .JJ~ Mope, fl. (to become atupid, dull,
...,.1«ul (plur. ~~ fJUWtJlci4), sad), Jf:.j' ."1JaMl.
~ turbat, ~ makhtwlJt, ~ )(oral, ~.,)\ adtIlJl, ~ tMll.
lair. Bee Tomb. Moral, morality, JL:..\
morals,
Mood (state), .a'.. lidlat, J'.. Ml; GoWdi, d;"'lUliii, y\..rt iitItJh,
(state of mind), .>\.SJ'~ hsyf 4; W \ i1l8tJfli,at, ~ \Y ltJttJfat.
til Utati,.. Bee Mode, state, style. Bee lIanners.-The eoience of
-(anger), ~ g1ttMltJ1J; (a morality, JL>.:J'rL: tu. til
style of musio), rLi.. mdcJ.. al:1tlfJI.
(plur. ~L.\i.. tllU4mat). )(oraliat, •• ~&3i tJtlIi, ('U ,",lila,
Moon, ••~ ....... The new moon, ~~ edt-, rkJ.aL..J~1...
Jh 1ttJla1. The new moon when ~J' I4Aii ,.u4lat fl t-
just appearing, Jlt:-a\ im/aldl. III tIUla'i.
The full moon,.J~ batlr. The Morbid, morboee, ~~ fIttWItl.
change of the moon,.ril' J~ Bee Distempered, diseased.-Mor-
Wiil til.......
Like the moon, va ...,.tUl.
bidnesa, morboeity, ~

~,~ ..." tIl......,.'.J~,~ Bee Diaease.-Morbifie· (causing

mill III batlr. The full moon of distemper), va~ ..fIfIWid, ~.r­
religion (a proper name), )~ fJUWatlI.
l.:t'»' batlr cul4f•• More, i.,)~j u,tJtl4t,..fS" ..-.,
Moonlight, mooDBhine, .r-U\,....; 'La faillatt. See Gteater.-To
tl4e . . . . . . add more, .,)~ Idtl. See Augment.
Moon-atone, ~~ MjlJr til la...,.. -To give more, i&3~j~\ GtU'
 }[OR 710 )lOS

.',atlcz'. }[ofeneee-Jy, ~J' (extreme, violent), .lo!~ ~

HIj., rJ' al..... [ull1. See Vehement.
Moreover, ~<]";I~L. ... t:4ItlcI Mortal, ,. ~WI Mud".
Morigeroue, ~~ tayit . See Obe- Mortality, \:..i !tmIJ, ~, -.;.J, ~,..
dient. [..tIkUc"r. fll4tDt. See Death, destruetiOD.
Morning, •. ~~ Miall, ~ -A greatmortality,\;)~u:'tat'"
Morn, the morning, •. t:"" idA, 4, tD1Ji4. See Epidemieal dis-
t:~ 1IJ641. Early in the temper.-(human nature),~'
morning, ~~ taltl' iUra. In ~~, ilttlJifeJt al ~ ,
the morning, '~ _Mil. -
L-iW1\k-.,Y, -
. attaJt"a' al ~

Morning and evening, \-."~,,, 'nliifliyat. [ ....,.

Idl 10. ....a.
Good morning, Mortally, ~,~ '" MlCtia
.#'t:~ ,aHA tIllclutrr· The Mortar, ,. (for pounding), ;,;),~
flnt money received for goods in Mwtlfl. Mortar (for building),
a morning, C\:.a::...,1 uliftdA. See ~ Iffl. See Cement, p1aater.
Handsel.-The morning star, MortiftcatiOD (gangrene), ~ dikij
~~,~; 1tHoW ..ldA. (self-denial), v-i=J~ .,.
Moroae, ~ ItJifl, V'ro ,AtwiI. aIlM!', ~l.' i1Matal, ~) adl,
:Morrow(To),'~g~A. To-morrow i.;~.J n,lJdiIt. See AbetiDeIICe,
night, \~.il::l1tlylatg~A. humiliation; (vexation, aJrrmtl.
:Morae (sea-horae), A\V''; 1M''' Mortifr, t7•.>lSJ~ ialar fIlHdtir;
"'HM. (to be abetemiona),~L.'J.i tawl
Monel". (mouthful), ~ WmilA, flmdtat j (to discourage, a1Frcmt),
W ltlitnat (plur. ~ ldam). ~~, aM,.. See Depress. humble.
In mone1a, ~~ ,..1 Moeque, ,. (Muhammadan temple),
~. ~ fIIM,jad. ThegreatmC8lW.
:Mortal (deadly), J3\; la'iI, ~ ~~ jii....t. The two moeq1llll
..w.ltl, c.=. _ •• ..tlmlt. See of Mecca and Medina, \;),~
Deadly, destructive.-(aubjeot to IJlmu}MiJ".
death), ~U ft"l; (human), :M088 (of any kind), ..=-..:., ~
..,;? 6uAtWf, ~W\ Water-mosa, ~ tdW•
''''d''';
 MOT 717 MOV
Jloet,,?\ tlbM. For the most is"~'~ya' al iMfH' III ...1·
part, mostly,}S'1\ .w.ar, ,\JL: laGrri"A.
glaliitut. Host noxious, ,;;S Motive, ,. 10...:-:-' ItIlItd, ~~
)~t """ 4ltlMsr. lIati" ~". .#ljlll, .w-~
Koth, ,. L.~ ,.,." ~ til. ",..iW, ~ c.ilUle. Bee Cause.
Ko&her, ,. r' .....,
A. wife'. motller, i\.t- Mmdl. The motto on a seal Of' ring,
~

,.>J~ tIJdlilM. Motto, ,. ~ u,bA, .t.L: ttlldwll.

A. atep-mother (father's wife), rJ\:;..~ MbA iMlim.

yJ\i~' •.,.. alall, A\:;.. Move, fl. (give motion to anything),
aal#lt. The mother of a family,
I· _. ,,~\..:, ,aM1ItIt tIllItIyl.
W~ ._1, iiJr
See Mistress.-Mother of pearl,
twl: lal~.
The mother of oil, etc., ~}~
taW ~t. Motherhood,.t;.'
......,tIt. Motherless, r\
4.l L. Moveable, ~)...\~ mfllllii,. al
-.dido ""'... Motherly, r"~
aiUal ......
Kotion, .lS'..,- ~I; (a proposi-
tion in a public aaeembly), r...JJ
iIIhf,., i..~ taUimal, ~
J:u.Mytlt, ~.M matle'" ~
ffItItW. To make a motion, ~r
~ f:.tWad talag,",m, ~
i. Ai tala1l Wigal. The motion
~.r AII"tIi. To move (i,,'rtl"'.),
~~ ttIlatIrrtll:. Unable to move,
LlU.;>"~ IiI AIIr.' 1411&0.' To
move (propose), l.i-r tGrtltl. Bee
To make a motion.-(to make
melancholy), ~.JJ"" 'tlU1tla,..
1IMaitll, ~A ptaAtlrrtli, ~~
Idgu.
movable,
Bee Removable. - Not
.w)...'~..r.-i
mtlNi,. al 1IMtIkat, ~~..r-i
gAIIgr .uttlAarrik.
i.
Moveable-
nees, U)...'~L<..' imia,. III
1IMaitlt. Koveably, ~~
mutAarriI:. Movement, U ~
1IMtIitII, ~~ Wwlk. See

.....,.
of the pulse, ~,~ AIIraW Motion.
Koved, ~~ mfllQAlltrii.
}(otion1e88,~Al. mc1laio 1IM.', Mover," ~~",tIAtIrrt1; (a pro-
JL. .aliff. poser, persuader), '-J'~r.M.. ...
Kotive (giving motion), ~~ I:atltli. rag. A ~over of mis-
~. The motive powelll, . chief Of' sedition, ~\~~
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 MOU 718 MOU
....urrik al fitftllt, o)U,~~ y j r larku6. Clefts in moun-
mtWwrik al ftJIiid. [hiwrii. tains, J,;cJ ngAilr. A mount
Moving, movent, JHfrl. ~~ ... (little hill), j.; WI (plur. JJj
Hould, ,. ~\i i41ilJ. lildl). Mount Sion, ~~~
Mould, •• (form) ~\iJi tarnal jaW ,Mgilft. Hount Sinai, J;'
1dlilJ. ~ t.r IIfIG. Gibraltar, ~
Mouldable, ~~ gattJkiJwlai. J}Y\ ,jaW allaN.
Moulded, ~,a.. .tI1atDW. Bee Mountain (found on .,. belongUJg to
Formed. [Maker. mountains), ~ jMHslf, ~,
Moulder, ,. ~,a.. flttlkMDl.l. See tNWf. Bee Wild.-A DlOUJl-
Moult •• (shed or 1088 feathen), taineer, ~ J"alHtlf.
~Jt::iJ sutWt rtIMM. Mountainous, ~ jMHJI.
Mound, •• l.. Mdd. To mound or Hourn, •. ~~ ..... ~U
fortify with a mound, l..~ tatJIIIIf, ~ MoW. See La-
tMMl ,add,
~~ tamal ment, grieve.-(wear moamiDg),
1aMi... See Fortify. o)'~\u--:3 w.. al Ai4iU, ~r
Hount, •• (go up) ~ u,tMl, r}1 Msm.
w.t; (to raise up), t:iJ rafat:
Jlourned,~~.dU taM,1Ii.
To mount on ho1'llebaclt, ~J See Regretted.
,.MeJ. See H01'lleback.-To mount lIourner, ,. ~ ,,"giA, ~ 6c1II.
.,. rise in price, ~ gMlltl'. To See Lamenter.-A oomp&D1 of
mount (embellish clothes, etc., bale mourners, c:.JL-,;"';
with· ornaments) ~ ~ ~,.

))a Itwras. Mournfnl, ~r A.t., (OJ • iii •

Hountain, mount, ,. ~ jalHll ..",A.a.a, ~J~..... See
(plur. J4- jilJiJl). The top of Jlolancho11; eorrowful.
a mountain, J..:...!J'V'~ nil Mournfully, moumingly, ~~
tljjts1N!.l. See Summit, top.-From IIiioI g_.
Jlournfuln-. r&
mountain to mountain, ~~ glta"., ~\ - - , C~ flGeA, 4.:Ji-
~ J' .... jaW w' jaW. A luM. See LamentatioD, eorrow,
• path or pass between mountains, grief.
 'iN
](ouroing habits, "\.b- Ai4a4. (fuU of mud), ~ fltuttlesUir.
)(01llle, I. ~\i fa,.1IA (fem. pI. 4:J~\i Muddy water. ~\... m4 mUt:aI-
/ilral), ~!r-i /I"'''' A mouse 1«w. k~\... md .fMiAbut. To
traPt\:J~;~.."a4Mftrila. become muddy, jJU latai~,..
)(outh. I. rJ It- (pI. rW\ fljmilfll. To muddy or make muddy, j.r.
"\.,i' flft/1dA. Belonging to the lflkw.
mouth, ~ ./Wttttr. The mouth Mufti (the first law omcer among
.,.orifice oftbe stomach, ;~\rJ the Muhammadans). ~ mufti.
J - til fltittlal. [lcrAo jwfllfIt. Mug, I.)j lUI (plur. )\;I was).
Mouthed (having a mouth), rJ~ See Cup.
Mouthful, I. .wi! ,... or ltI1tnfIl. llulberry, I. l.::.J,J tut. A wild
Mow. fl. (cut down). ~ 1kuGd. mulberry, "",:r.4:Jj lilt bam.
Mo\V8l', I• ..>..'- ladIitJ. Mulct. ~.r:- jtWifMt, .t.y
Ilucb, ~ lad,.,.}~ fI1iJ}r, ~ji gluwilmal. A mulct for murder
,lIad,..Much time, ~~l.j or bloodshed. ~" tliyflt.
lIaIilaW,.. Little or much, J:1.i Mulct, fl. r.r:- jar"".. [lJtIAaI.
;:'SJ WIl fI)fI lad,.. Much raiD, Mule, I. ~ 1xJglJ. Mules, J~
;;S.>-e fII4Itar ",I,.. How Muleteer, I. J~ bagltgAdl, ~>I:;
much? f "fII.
Very much, lilt"';"I, '-J,)IL. .uiilri.
~~ 1JigAIJyal,'\~jidllM. llucb lIullein (plant), y.u\~\" tid,.
the same (equal in q1laDtity, tMltltI1J.
value, iD1luence. etc.), ~~ Multangular. y~~ itltl,.
t.1JIlfl. Bee Equal. [fllw.U41. aJUfl)aya, u~Y~ uti,. til
Mucus (BDOt of the nOBel, b~ tslriJf.
Mud, ~ 11-, J..J fI1fJ1J. Multifarious, multiform,,) .. • (
)(ad, fl. (bury in the mud), ~ J\UJI kilti,. til tUltIal.
~~ ",..,. hiM,.. Multilateral, ~~~ Wi,.
lluddiDeeI, j..A tal.,,)~ - - . pei. [ imail.
See FoalD_, turbidn8l8. Multinominal, W!r-=S' Wi,. al
Huddy (turbid)'J~~... ; Multipliable, multiplicabIe, ~
 y,ri1\ fJMIflIii,. tJddaf'1I, Y.A llundane (belonging to the worid),
yufltltJnl. llultiplicablenesa, y e-tJ6 ,dut,
<.. u..j,,) """'tUIIf,
_J'o~

Y ,ri11~1!..\ i»liiifl 1IIltlaf'1I. '-J" \.;J,,) tllllly4tD1.

llultiplicand, ~y".rWl\ III fII4fl- llunicipal, ~.,.,. ""-t.
n111fIAi. llunificence, iJ'..i:::-a -aatDlll, ,,)~
Multiplication,;~ tlJidttw, ~ J"uIl, \.ro ,dM. See Liberality.
taielf', u\...;\ a4tdf. Bee In- lluniticent, ~ IGoUf, ,,)~
crease.-llultiplication in arith- jtIfDwiJd, riJ
Willi. Bee li-
metic, y.r=1\ atltltw1l. beral, generoU8.
llultiplicity, ~~\ iff'(J.t, ~ Muniticently, r};iJ'.S"'~ 6iW
l4rirtJI, i,,)~j siyad4t. ,tJUuIWtlt IN iMam. See libe-
llultiplied, ~L..:i- mwldt"f, rally, generously. [port.
~~ mutasdyitl; (in arith- lluniment. Bee Fortification, BUp-
metic), YJ~ matlrfill. Munition, .r-\.:;.."; uaa,w. See For-
llultiplier, ,. jL. mWttif'; (in tification, ammunition.
arithmetic), Y ~ m1Ulotri1l. Mural, ~ Mytt.
lIultiply, t1. (cause to increase), Murder, J::.i itItl. Self-murder,
? J:tJtttw, ,,)~ satl, ~\..; tliitaf. v-a:.1'J::.i 1tIU tlflUjl. A mulct
To multiply arithmetically, y.ri for murder,..)U Uf'. Bee llulct.
wall; (to multiply Of' be multi- -Battle and murder, JI:.iJY~
plied),? Utw,~)~ ,df' hltlf'. w1l WG iitdl.
llultitude, i? 1tItrtlt. A multi- lIurder, t1. J:i J:tJlal. See Kill.
tude, ~ jflflat' ~4 jtlmilttlt, llurdered, J,a..
","lul, J:;.a...
~ jtlmtlytlt. A great multi- mtmJ:tJtil, ~ latfl (fem. ~
tUde,~~ j - t hltlf'. J:tJttlGl, plur. 1:.i 1ctIW4).
Bee lIurderer, I. '"'~\; ilitil, JI.ii iGU41.
llultitudiDous, ~~ tatlrtl.
Numerous, manifold. A self-murderer, Il-.i.i JJU Ideil
llumbler, ,. ~ muuiftii, Mf,aM.
~ ..utdtftshl... See llut- llurdereea, ,. Ai\; klil4l.
terer, grumbler. llurdering, ptWt. J,j\; utile
llummy, •. ~r mtimld. llurderous, J8 "ltdl, ~L

,
L
 MUS 721 MUS

L.~\ dfi,i tIddtmtd. See Bloody, aieal instramenta, ~~i fltW6atl.

cruel . A muaical tone, note, Of' mode,
Murmur (complaint), ~LL.:. r\i.. malam. lIu8ical notes,
.AaUYfll; (confWled noise), ki.} l.:.JL.\i.. rnaidmdt. A. mnsical
J;a"Utat. The murmur of a air, ~ MWa, .tw lIfIIAmat. See
crowd, ~ ,Aalglullflt, ~ Air, lOng. [ tlldtl.
tlajjat. M:uaician, •• ~~i lIatcha", ~ll
Murmur, ". (complain), ~ Musk, d--.. mud. Turcoman
talWU', r rJ tamann",., F musk, ~L.....5'.J-J~ flMUk
taUmia",. [muttu~. tur1wsdllf. Perfumed with musk,
Murmurer, •. ~L:. ddl, ~ d.~ ... ".milUM. A dealer in
Murrain, •. ~li\~\~y:\k tatQII musk, d - t \H &lyyat muk.
.llulyuJalldt. Musket, •. r.JJ)~ hdt'iUU, &.ei~
Muscle, •. (of the human body), htlndWy,A. See Gun.
~ tadltst (pI. ~~ tatlldt). Musky, d-- mUlk!.
Muscular, musculous, J..# t'lfll. Muslin, ~,.. ml1lllllti.
Very muscular, ~~ katl,. Ma88Ulman, •• (Muhammadan be-
til tad1. liever), r--- .... lim (plur.
Muae, P jikr. See Thought. ~ mUlli",llIl· •
lIaae, ".p' ijtIWJ,., ~U tdmmal. Must (to be necessary, obliged),rJ'
See Ponder, think, re1lect.-(to lasi... You must eat, j5'w rjJ
be absent in mind), ;s:'JJJ~ lasi.. taW. You must not eat,
.J\(m 'A.!'N ft hal,. til aftd,.. A j5'\J,.jJL. md ldsi.. la"'. We
m1l8e1', ~ flIfAtafaldw. must do what is good, ~ \)\..r
MUBeum, •• ~\.£j;=:- &staat ~\JW~\~ ..i,. llluJajilJ
""tlAaf· taltlyllti an naft.til alliJuJy,..
)(uahrcom, •• ~ kmnd. Mustaches, y),.:. IMwaNlJ.
Music, ~i lItIU1lJat, ~,.. mQ.IU. Mustard, J"'.r"- iTw.,.tlal.
)(usieal, ~r "'111111 A mu- Muster, ". an army, ~1...tliJ!.~
aical in.etnunent, ~,:J\.u\ alfIt .J-l\
l'lIlItIl yoilalu taltl' 41
alfl4wW. A pelformtlr on mu- tIN• •
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Kusty, ~ -t.GJltt. Kuaty Hutter, ,. ~ ,.-...., /e.JJ
bread; ~..r.>- iWs mVt4't- See Murmur. '''.Uf".
Mu~bili~, mu~Wo~, r~~r~ Hutterer, ,. ~ _#Gi..._,
t*m dawam, c.=.J~~~ l*m .T'.J,:;."e ..~ir. KutteriDgly,
MbtJt, ~ t4gltagyw. See Un· ;'.)J~ 1Jiiol tadtl....."..
certainty. Hutton, ~~ W. g1k&1tGa,
Mutable, }}cLl\.... mIllGAo w'''' ~~ ~ ldm 4cJnf.
c.=.Jt:J£I\.... mdlalw ,idat, ~ Hutual, d~ .~ ~
mtItGglulyyW, ~~ sifgtl. See #~ NttltMMt iat-. Hutua1
Incous~t, changeable. consent, Ji\j tlwJcJ/cd. GiviDg
Mute, V"'~\ cdMGI. Sec Dumb.
mutual aaaistance, ~"~L.
-Mute property (in opposition #~ ,ataila Nt:tlMaa Nt:-
to live stock), -=--""'J\.... fltdl Mutually, ~ ... ~ Nt."
,'m". Mute as a letter, ~ WGf:.d. Taking banda mutually,
,ilki,., r~ mU~fllfm. ~\.- tlUNdlaMt.
Mutilate,)~ ttJlDtDtW, ~ .aJ:i4t. Muzzle, ,. ri
jvm... See Kouth.
Mutilated, Y..- ,,""lIk"t, t~ -A muule (fora dog, hog. etc.).
maitatt )j- mtftGIDtDa,.. ~ "t"" To muule the mouth,
Mutilation, f..yU tIIttDf,., hQ.., ,alaI.
~,~~ lIjam jvm• .lW.
Mntineer, •• ~~ NgAI, ~~
Hy, .,; I j . . My bBy, 'ti~.J ..wi.
lcJlI.
Hy hollle, ~ iCIJII. lly r.ee,
Mutinous, if~ MgAf, cJ8 laUd,.,
~JtDIf1b.
~ mu/"'d, 1..5""~ euf. ~Qti­
nonaly, ~~~ lJiW ltIgTt,dn.
Myrabolan (tzee or hit), ~,
ilthw,;. The yellow Qlyrabola.
Mutiny, ~ NgAf, .t:.:.; JiItttU,
c.:J~ tvgTt,dn, c.:J~ t""a.., ~,~, ilthw,; "I..·
~W IIN4tI. See Bedition. Kyrapolist, •. (a seller of ~
Mutiny, C'. ~ Nglta', ~Ji or drugs), JU:u:. tfildr.
ttJfll4JljUMt, ~ tGIf, ~WJi Myrrh,;' ....... Jl.;' """.aj'l.
ttlmlll IAfld. [Murmur, grumble. Oil of myrrh. ~ ...,t!".
Mutter, o. ~ til""."",. See Myrtle••• (tree or fruit) V"'T ...
 NAl 723 NAlI

The wild M' mountain myrtle, -To tear M' scratch with the
Io/.i.~ a. 6tHTf. nails, ~.r"- 1.UnItaA. A nail,
Hyaelf, ~\j\ IBId MIll. spike of iron, eto.,.Jt.-.. ......
Hyaterioua, mystic, mystical, 4./;" (plur'rL. tnGICi.fr).
lim, ~ mdAj'f. A mystical Nail, .r- mAfIUW.
f1•

aigni&"ation, ~1....h-.'~ Naked, l.;)~.r tMYa,.. See Bare.-

-tV iltila1&f. [1tiT.
llysterio~sly, mysticallY,.rJ4 l1il-
Mystery, mysteriousness, mystical-
nesa,.r 1tiT. llysteries, )~\
ard,.. Divine mysteries, )
41 r»rar il4AiytJt.
N.
N, in English, has an invariable
sound, excepting before " where
the sound is nasal, as in 'king;'
and after fII, where it is almost
silent, 88 in 'condemn.' In Arabic
it i8 expressed by ~.
Nadir (the point of the lower hemi- Name, f1. ~ IQmfltll'; (to ap-
sphere, in opposition to the ver- point), ~ jtlf:al. See Nomi-
(plain, clear, not hidden), fb~
r.aAir; (simple, mere), ~
frtutW.
Nakedly (withOl1t covering),
lr' l-i~4lJilmdlAi1/; (plainly),
'~~r.aAirCJfl; (simply, merely),
'1Alh.. frtutlaltJ,..
Name, r-\ una; (title), ~ WtJ1J
(plur. y\.Ql\ tilhilJ). To give a
name (to a child), ~ ,~fItlI·.
In the name of God, ill\~
6i1millaAi. A surname (tillo a
title of honor), ~ Wah (plur.
ylJll fIlkalJ).

\ical print zenith), ~ MSfr,

nate, specify, mention, utter.-

p' ....-r, ~~ MSI,. Named, ~ frt"'Gfrtfltll'.

tIIIifMI. NameleB8, r"'~ 1Jila iIfrt; (not
Nail, •• (of the finger M' toe), P famoU8).l-iJ~
pC ,luItrtMlrilj.
•
• fr (plur• .Jl.U:;' .ja,., ~~, Namesake, •. ~ .nmafrti.
_j'fr). The nail M' nails of birds Namely, ~ Y/Jt.lIf; (particularly).
or beuts. ~ lW, ~ 'l.,~ kAtmulln. V'~4
",i11lW. See Claw, talons. lJil l1..,u8, J'~I.j.&- ttilG' til
 NAR 724 NAT
iAtuiZl, " •• '" " mUltMilltMt, Naaal (belouging to the n_),.}'
#\ilh.. mtltlda•. aftjf.
Nap'.'r~Nwm. SeeSleep,elumber. Nasty, ("'J tDUI.U, ~Uf"aW.
Nap, tI, rli IIdm. Nastily, .l:. lsi~ 1JU:ol /a1t4MoJ.
Nape (of the neck), la:; ka/a. See Obscenely.
Naptha (a bituminous substance), Nastiness, k;..L. wllla1Ut, L~
J
h£.i 114ft. Anointed with naptha, MJdlat. See Dirt, filth; obeceuity.
~ Nftt. (.sWI•. Natal, -J~r~' SeeNatiTe.
Narcissus, ~) tIMjU, ~...,-i
The natal day, "1'-' fIW4Dlu.
Narcotic (producing stupefaction),
See Birth-day, nativity.
j..- mUl}ir, ~ mtlMyyim.
Nation, I. i.\ IImmat, ~u, tat/III,
Nard (an odoriferous herb), ~".Jli
~ Wf14t. See People.-
Ilitrtlf••
Narration, narrative, ,. ~ !&U,at,
(country), ~ .tIll, m.-
mamla1&at.
~l( __ Mkaytlt. See History,
story, tale, relation. National (public, general), ~Ji

Narrative (relating), ~ M1&lf. tum'llmf, rk lam,~MlWi

(attached to one's country),
Narrator, ,. -JJ'.J raw;' ~\- Aal&i,
~.>.s-9 mulatJtldil. See Historian, ~i'~ ",u.l al wta.
story.teller. Native, ~, lUll, ~ti IlIft. Na-
N arrow (not broad or wide), ~ tive country, ~J 1I1tIta•. See

dayyik; (covetous), t.~ tammaf:l Natural, original. [lu.

See Avancious.-A narrow pass, Native" . ..;~ 1H.Iliuli, .31'-'_'
y;~~ lar1&t1b. Nativity, ~r tIUIUIW, ~ -uod,
Narrow, tI. (.,,~ danaJ:. ;"~J ·1IJtIliitlat. Bee Birth.-The
Narrowly (without extent), ~ nativity ot Jesus Chris\, ~
i~ lItkol tlf1&at. ~I t.~ ..llatl,ta1i t .l Nlf1
Narrowness, vi~ Ill; lillat alt'ml; Natural (according to nature), Jlj
. (avarice), ~ btIilI.,; (want of zdti, ~ Wltl, ..;../bjt':' i--
capacity), ~Ir~ tad4fJI al- Aarl; (easy, una1l'ected), ~
ta1&l· tllll'e" Natural instinct, ;:J,'\
 NAV 725 NEA
MU6l t ai. A natural inclination, Nauseate, fJ • ....;.;1wIf. SeeLoathe.
~~ "..,1 tGiftf. NaulOous, lJJ.J- mainlA, ....;~
Natnra1ly,"~ tGit"',"~"'; ,,"""/.
liltil·"· Naul8Ously, ....;.;~ bikol la,.af.
Naturalness. ~ ttlbft.'. ~\.,; Nauseoumess, ....;.; laraf.
Iii'. See Nature.- (eaaineaa), Nautical, nautic, A!;..Jy.,.....:-
~~ lIMa/ai. y.J\ tIdtIb. """,'11b wil/ar alb.M-.
Nature. ~ tGiftat, ~ tGi t Navy, ,.~.;s::i}i t!mdralbtllwiyil',
(plar. ~~ tGi4,it , y.r- See Fleet.
....Ard. c:~ Bee Con- Nay, J 14,"1~\ tIIz.,.. Bee No•
..ir.aj.
•titlltion, diapoBition. - (sort), Neap (tide),)~ jail'•
~ jiu, ti fItIU1tt r-i
kim. Near (not far oil, at the Bide), ~.;
See Kind.-Divine nature, ~\ itwfb. See Neighbouring.-(re-
~11 allGbt III ilaAf. Human lated as kindred). ~!} itlrayib.
nature, ~J~.:,l\~\ aUabftal To draw near, y) ItIN'ab. See
til 1HNNIriyal. Agailllt nature, Approach.-Far and near,"~
~'--,"k 10ild/ allGbltat. ..\~, .b."
btlttltlfl. fDa

good natnred, ~\~ laIf/ Near, nearly (almOlt), MA4. ys:.

1IUG11if:: See Benovolent. Ncarer, nearest, y.;\ .II-ab.
Naval, ,.;;s:: baAri. A naval battle, Nearness (olOl8ne88), y'; _b,
.;S\H Jb.i lital al baM. ~.}J ttIIrfb; (relationship),
Navel, •• Ja:ol\~ .wrat albal". ~!} itlrab.,. Bee Kindred.
Naught, naughty, f..~,AtIrf,., Jb~ Neat, ~ laIfj, ~> SClrff. See
t'Uil. See Bad, corrupt, worth- Elegant.-{clean. cleanly), ~
leaa.-Naughtily,"~ .AarT.... fltlSf/; (unadulterated), ~t:;..
Navigable, ~~",...I\~W talJjir l0iJliI, J~ ,a/I. Bee Pure, UD-
Inli al fllMilW. mixed, genuine.
Na-rigate, •• AluiL.a IiJjW bilbaM-. Neat!y, ~. bilutl'
';I, .L.;LJ:j ~
V.

Navigation, A~ ,GjfW al Wr. bikol fItISiJ,/aI. Neatn8ll8,.ti\Y

See Shipping. lIIIA/., ; (cleanlineu), .L.;lJai
Yavigator, ,. ~.;s:: baA,.f. fItISiJ!fI',
 726
Neceeeariea,~~\ "6dJ, I..:)~ JJ.,ri
~al, c.:.Jl.j\) latDdsM4t,
I..:)~ \... Ailjat, ~''''' 1tIN4,tj,
c.:.J~~\ a!&Iiyajal, ("j\~
_as...., c.:.J4 .di• ..u.
NeeeBII&ries for food, c.:.J~.JJ.,ri
obeyed, t.\J~\~'-' .ajtl III
itNt;: Commands n--.ry to
be obeyed, J~\~~~~I
tHOa",ir toujilHll til HaIiI4l. N...
IIIU'Y fA) be esteemed, hODONd, or
respected, ~}:'\("} ldstiI .,.

Neoesaarily,'L.~ _e...,
~\-S\ cltwflrt,al til ."teilA.
'L.~\
1tJ.lrf.. AnythiDg ~ to be
done ",. procured, ("JJ,.r u,
iltistJ....., ~~ la W, ;.J~~ lasMt, ~\... ltiJ~. It is ~
1Jt1 ltwfI,."t, '.'.JJ.,ri dtwartJllM, eary, (")1 1dUII, tJ!.1 Up,
~\)~ 1M wajii, ~lre1 la ~ '-' wajiIJ, "lJ'~ 4trit1.
lIfdt2ltJI. Happening neoellll&rily, Very ~, mOlt uaoe-t'1,
ti~\'-i.JJ.ri W&rI til tDdet! ("j\}1\("j\ ... tIlltJ........ To
Neceeearily connected, rJ.i-l- be neoeuary, ~.JJ~)t. -
flltJlse.. Neoeesarily uisting, clwerl, r)~ \.. ... ,... To
J~~ \("jS ltIsim til tII"ifJ.l!,. judge neee.ary,~~~ , . .
NeoeBlIarineu, ~J~ .....11I. Bee aM , . " ".. To IleC*Iitate.,.mab
Urgency. D8eleIIarY, Y.JJ.ri'~ ~
N808IIlllU'Y, ("j1lasiffl, ~ '-' ~iiIJ,
~.Mim,~~,
r
ltwfIrI, jJ~ t.8I""" ,..,
NeoeIIitated, ("JJw. ...... Bee
'-i.JJ~ W&rI. Bee Requisite. Compelled.
NeoeaaryooDl8Cluenoes,c.:.J~ NeoeIIifA)ua, t::~ .w.uj, ~
~al. NeoeIIaI'Y fA) be per- ..if"'..r-U Jaifr. See 1Dc1i-
r
formed or paid, \~\ jJ lt2sMt til sent, poor.
144, J~j\~'-' wjiIJ til NeoeIIifA)uly, ~~'-'~J~~
"'"'dI. N~ fA) be done
over again, ",. made up for, when
JiW itrirlll tIIG i1tIifaj. Bee
Pocrly, needily.
not done right at first, ~~ ~eoeIIity, D8Oe8IitouD-, ~?
\.Qil\ tIIIJj.IJ til J:.dt2. Neee.ary ltIrit'tJI, ~\... 1tIJia.l, ~~\
fA) be prel8l"Ved, ~\i~' ...j1lt2sim i/tUgaj, ,}J ftJJ;r. See Need,
til ",aid,tJI. Neceuary fA) be poTerty, iDdiplce.- N.-iiy
 NEE 727
(fatality, oogeuoy), \.A..i wa, lwaa., iJ"~ 4wt.r"', l..i-:.i\
j.~ WlIr. Bee Fate.-(indis- t1tid4.
penaab1eD8I8, preesing occasion), Need, tI. t::\::-\ Mldj. See Waul
rJ) ,...., \4:.i1 iitidd, ~J~ Needful, r}liJaim, ~ ....

t-
iwwI, )~\ idlir4r. Bee WI. See NeoeIUl'Y.-Needfal1y,
Compulaioq., Coree. "L.j~ liJai".., "L.~\ il........
Neck, I. ~ (plur. J\:.&\ See NeceII8I'ily.
'tlllJj). An ornament Cor the Needily, ~~,~ 1JiW Mliraj.
neck, I:J'~.J _tid".
Bee Neck- Needineu, ~ . . . .al. Bee
1ace.-To throw the arms about Need.
Needle, '. ~, ilwtll (plur•..r.\ Wtw)•
. the neck, ~ ~ ta_. See Em- ..
Ince. A packing needle, a.- m..zlM.
Necklace, •• l;)\.Jj UnId'" ~ A needle-maker or eeller, 'tf..r.'
tMl (plur. .J~ taiU), J~ tHrI. A needle-cue, ~W\
ItwJ (plar. J\jJ\ ateDcJ1). See a66iJrlll(plur.~~~'.~riJ~.
CoIlar.-Adomed with a necklace, Needleu, t::4- \~ 6iliJ iAI.,dj,
l:J'.J}V"'!'J
l4lM _tid".
To or- rj~ ,lufyr liJ...., ~~
DameI1t with a necklace, ~ ,'Mgr fIItIiIalI. See UnneoSlllry.
l:J'.J.J WkI Jart14". Needleeely, r.,;J~ 6iliJ la11.. See
Necromancer••. ~L. ,clAir. See UnneceI8&I'ily.- Needl8ll8D8I8,
Bachauter, IO%C8I'8r.-A female \4:.i~' r~ t atltM til ."lIitliJ.
aecromanoer, ~ L. ,cJAWtIl. See Neede, 1..)' liJ"', rft:S la
8cnerees. [chantmenl jClt'fll. Bee Neceuarily.-lt neede
NecroDIaIley, ~ Ii/w. See En- mUli (it ie DeCl8IIlllU'Y or pzoper),
NecIBr,}; ...., ~ ,.,..., ~I,I'~ . - al fIJ4jilJ.
~J f'IIr\Ii. Needy, ~\:..:04 ....waj. Bee IDdi-
Ientuine, •• \,f"JUC\AJ _§dAft""'· gent, n..atoua, poor.
Need, ~\- ""'jill, t::~\ iMt,iJj, Nefarious. See Wicked, d8te1table.
~J""'-; tltrarlll. Bee Poverty, Iegation, ~ uAI, ~ tI4ffI,J \!j\
~ty, want,indigeDoe.-(exi- MicJr. See Denial.
s-ce, preuiDg occaaion), rJ) NegatiT8, Gtlj. ~\i tl4Jr4ll, ~
 NEG 728 NET

III-fl , 4L. .aliNe. The nega- r'~ tlliG~ ...u.,..;-:.~

tive imperative; tUlO the nega. ~t..-I4 6lhAir kllll1llClWli.
tive attribute in logic, ~ wI, Negotiation, Ll...\.... -t'lIJII1al,
W Mfl. A negative, ~ ~ fIUUltI1uJt.
MfI, J\(;' .Mil,.. A negative Negotiator, •. J..\.... llIt1t'''"'' See
particle, ..jJ -.,j.r- Ita,.t Mfl. Mediator, ambassador.
Negatived,}:- mtUlitw, J~ Negro, •. ~ .wadi.
~, r~ .darT"",. Neighbor, ,. J~ jil,., )J~'"
Negatively, J\(;'~ MI:ol ,isl4,., jiluM. NeighboUl"l, cJ~
~U ,~y. M fDfljAirt rtlJfl. [get. jf,.(J,.. [j4...
Neglect, •• ~, tlAfIUIl. See For- Neighbor, •. (be contiguoua), )'~
Neglect, negligenoe, ~ gMjItsI, Neighborhood, ~J~ .etljo.tIJInl,
J~' tAMI, Ji~ t4gAdfvl· See )~ jfIfDil,., ..r';
flGwd1I.
Carel888Jl888, forgetfulneea; con- Neither, ~J waldo Neither one Dor
tempt,800rD. [m_ill. the other, ;="-'1',"\)" Ii ".
Neglected, ~ "..,.,11', J,......
fDilAid fDII ld tIl4iMr. Neither

Neglectt'ul, negligent, Ji~ gAajil, long nor short, ~JJJ!,kJ Ii

J-\!::.... .utlll4m. See Careleee, ttlwfl fDfIld luI,.. Neither more
torgetfal.-To be Of' become nor Ieee, Ji\JJfS"~ ld a1:w tHl4
negligent, Ji~ tagAdfGl, J-\(j flW. [- ~
wa.al. See Neglect. Nephew (a brother's lOB), ~1;:1.1
Negligently, J~'~ MiDI WrtiJI,
Nerve, .. ~ tG1t16 (pI. y~'
'1~' Wn4ltMt, 'all g1w.~. Gt8il6).
Bee Boornfully. Nervous (strong in the nerv.), ljt
Negotiate, •• ;.) d461HII'; (.. a ~, - . til t--; (hatiDg
merchant),.ft"U tajar, )~4Ji weak nerves), '-:- ~,~
e.llJllll Mid,.. See Treat, traftlc. "tV til t ala6.
-To negotiate a treaty, ~ Nest" • ..;..s:. t.M.
i~\a.. t.amal III1'tdWGt. To Net," ~ ~ . A Sshing
negotiate a treaty of peace, net, ~ ,AaWM. A hUDier'-
 NEW 729 NIC

net, bl.- ffUIIldA (plur. t.-,.J taAtIb. The being produced or

lII&I4lI), i~ m4IfIadat (plur. related 88 new, ~~ taAtul4w.
~I..A.. ...,d,itf). The netting of To make new, .J~ jfldtllltl, ~
a ship, ~.rl\v-U 1«Jf(ll til ~ ~ f:..tlfIUJl4M jatlftl. See Re-
IJIQI'W. new, repair.
Nettle, •• (irritate), ~\ .,'IttW. .
Newly, " ,J~ mujatltlatlM, 1.:1'.
Never, .'t,~\ 4J1Hula'" ..J....,\ (lila,., ~ ~ ",i" jatlftl.
Never hereafter, ~'~r"'\~' News, ~ iWcw (plur. .J~'
'I~!JJ 4J1Hula" miff ala,. tD(IIdli. tlwa,.). Good news, ..:.J~~
tIM. Never ending, ,J4l\~1 a1Jtl 1HJIhd,.al. To bring or announce
alddtl. [AlII4. good news, A ha,hAa,.. The
Neverthele88, I~j$~ tUt iol messenger of good news, ~
Neuter, neutral (indift'erent, of no mu1HJIAaAi,.. A.. newspaper, J\j~
aide or party), ~'J~ ld jvmdl. To bring or relate news,
~luJ tI74 ldtalagA. ~ &h6ar.
Neutrality, ~I~,-:-- . . ·Jlr~ Next (adjoining), ~ mlltllllil,
~, f:..-m III "ttJllUi tUt Vo"L. mvld';l. Bee Neighbor•
.w III iA....itt, ~,J.>. '1;)1
ing.-Next (then, after whioh),
~lJ -.. tMltatl la "'~1I1 ~~ miff Jat!', r~'~ Nt!
IN ld f:..G14g1. III ,atOm, ~I~ mi,. alla,. i
New, ~~ jlltlttl, ~.». lttuli" (immediately following), I:T'
~~ Hdlf:... See Fresh, rare, ~..} ttlfl1«JriJ'I;)Y'~)1:T'
wonderfuL-The new moon, Jb til" iari6 aaama".
ltaldl. .A. new invention or pub- Nib (beak of a bird),) \i;... mtMaf'.
JieatioD, anything new, rare, Nice (accurate), 1:,~ mtJIiut. See
wonderful, t~~ INsg",UtlIIt! Particular, exact. - (exquiBite,
~,.»-, iNIa" ~~ ",we.- delicious) ~ fftJjf" ~~
iIIla, ~r)\j ftfIwllt (plur. ),JI;
6at11t:: Bee Befined, delioate.-
....uw), ~~ 1HI4If:..M, k~ (minute), ~,J tlcriIi.
See
hlt..,. See Novelt.,.. -Saying Small, fine.
or doing anything new, ~~ Nicenees, nicety (accuracy), U,J
 NIG 730 NIT

tliiI:IIt. SeeExactDetl8.-(squeam- Nightingale". ~ 1ItU6tIl, ~~

iahDess), ,,~, "dilwiiA, ~, iia; esnd4lli. #

(exquisiteness), ~ ,a/a, cUI); Nightly (by night), ~ ltJrla

..ra/fJt. . Bee Delicacies.-Nice- Nightmare, (..,W.Y.~ id6i1.
ties (exquisite dishes),
rw./iJp.
V"'!W Nightahade, ~,~
~W.
t-
[III M,l.
Nickname, ,. U:J Z'-ii, ~ 1al:fJ6. Night-time, •• Je1l'~' wail
Niece, ,. (brother's daughter), ~ Night-walk,J:1!\~IIU1IIII"".
t1' i •...,alG.U; (aiater', daughter), N"tghtward, J:1!1~ tiM allql.
~J1~ "'" til te.W. N"tght-watch(orguard),jJl'U"')'.>
Niggard, niggardly, ~ itJiAIZ, !til,.;, til ltIyZ.
~~. See Avaricious. N"unble,~) r-.\li. Bee Swift,
-Niggardlinees, niggardnesa, quiok, actiTe, clever, ezpeditiou.
~ WAsIl. Bee Avarice. Nimbleness, .l;~ rUltdJ:M. Bee
Nigh, ~} Itrii. See Near.- quickness, activity, apeed.
To draw nigh, y;; ""all. See N"unbly, "~.r .Gritaa• Qaick1,..
Approach. See Aotive1y, apeedily, swiftly.
Night, Jel ltIyZ, ~ ltIylat (plur. Nine, t:-i t~ ~ "'ttL
J~ ltIyiJlI). Night aDd day, Ninefold, -iLa....;\I...J -tit
)4;,~ lfIvZ 1/)/1 MAdr. One fldtilf. Nineteen,~I...J Iat'l
night, on a oertain night, ~ t llMtw• The DiDetelm.t.h, t:"'\o1\
~\JJ' i/le' til ltIyiJlf. The middle ~ tltltJftt. ta.vr. The DiD&-
of the night, JJ1'u...ai tIfJI/ til
tieth, 1,;)'-'; Ntltb. rmety,
lfIvZ. See llidnight.-The third ~ 1at.1.. The DiIlth,
watch of the night, ~h.:. .J..J t="\j 1dMf:!.i:-u~.
Nlt til ltIyZ. In the night time,
'"u. Ninny, •• mnny-bun-S', ~~
~ ltIylMs.
N'Jghtcap, ,.,:J'~.t-J,r1 ttrielA ilJl1lH, J~ 1HIAl~. See FooL
_. [........ Nipple, •. .fll\.w- ...,
M JiJ,
Night-cJre., ,.,....Jly~ t"iJi See :Breat, teat, dug.
Nightgown, ,.,:J~4-:-.i JeNiJI Nit, Bite". I,;)~ did•.
_fIG... Nitre, ')J)\J\C-
..tlA al 1it'U,
 NOB 731 NOV
ft:),jaJ lIaInltt. Nitrous, J,jaJ Nobly, u;:.J'.? 1Ji1:oldartJ/. 8ee
uIriIaI. Greatly, grandly, illustriously,
No,) 14, \.. !lid, '"I.~\ tI1Nul4,.. Bee splendidly, excellently.
Nay, not, none, ne\"er. [grandeur. Nobody, ~~J tlJGld tlJilMtl. There
Nobility,u.r- ,_af. BeeDignity, is nobody at home,)\.»~ . . \~\..
Noble, ~;:. dart/ (plur. u~ \
M ft tI1tW 1Iill4,..
atlw4J). Bee Cheat, grand, mag- Noctumal, ltIglf. JJ
Di&ent, illutrious, exalted, free, Nod". (with the head), ~ \ 1M,
h1lera1, generou.-Noble on both ~\..:.\ id4rtJI.
aides (by father and mother), r.j Nod,.,. (make a sign with the head),
~):IH --tJItartI/fta. Anoble ~\..:.\J.f tGfll4l iMtJrtIt.
disposition, ~;--:.~~ ".iaiJj Noise (801U1d), 4::.),.. "';
(cIa-
UariJ. Of a noble disposition, mour), uW ..u.ezW, 4JjJ
~~'~.ro ,Mti/ al.ir.iJj. To tlJaluHIleA. The noise of a dram,
be IW become noble, ~.roj'w or of hOI1M' heels over atones,
I4r MiwI/. To make noble, 4l.i ~~~ tWcWM. The noUe of
-..A..!';:' t~ ,lwif. Bee thunder, the machinery of a mill,
&noble. A. noble houe (or oon- eto., ~j ,.al'" ~ i-t~
IteDation ), u.r-~ 1Jrwj Mtwaf. Noise of faDing water, ~
or a noble houe orraoe,..r-1' r.-J IMIafiM.
1arI. fIlt.."'" Noisome, t:r- • ..,.... Bee Fetid.
Nobleman, ,. noble, .,:;.... ,.,pi, -(mischievou), ~ -V-,
~.;-:. 1ltMif. Noblee, U,r. ~....w. Bee NoDous, hvt-
""'J4, u'ro' ",/waf, ~~, ful.-(diJgusting), '.J<.
..,.,.,a.\.
C!! •

~J.iS' tI~a,.tII1tItIttJltJI. BeeChieta. Noisomeneea,~.J

-A. Doble lady, ~;~ iAillGA, ~ ,..,,.., WtAM.
;~ MJ¥t1tJI. Nominal, ~ \ _I; (not real),
Nobler, -.i":" aMaf, rJ\ ...., ~.) /tI4'IIIlI, "'~ iAGgillf,
J-di' tlftlal, ~'tltlCJfII. Bee ~J tlJlUltl. NomiDally, r"'~
Noble. [exoe1l evee, iilfnI.
Noblen_. Bee Nobility, worth, Nominate, f • . ; . - ,,......
 NoR 732 NOT

Nomination, 4--J tlmnigtlt. JW ,la"cll. The north pole,

Nonage (minority), t}:J'~r~
"'~'~'tIlhti"""'lf.
t.-m ..... al1ltllagla, J~ Mfir. North, northern, JW .-.alf.
Nonconformity, ~Ir\'r~ t.tMltntt The northern regioDB, Jl.:J\~
til fJltftDcI/dGt. 6ilcJd ~l. The northem
None, ~" lcJ .1WIcI, ~:J lcJ Mg. natioDB, J~'~~',IcJ 1ItttJa,/
See Nobody, nothing. 1JilcJd Mlfllairntil.
Nonentity, non-existence, r~ Nose, ~'tI"j. Having a long or
.,~;, ttultlm til wfljtUl. See large nose, ~,~ iabir alu/.
Inexistence. The BDot of the noee, 1,\.S:-e
.tIoUcJt. To speak make
Nonpareil, .,~&.ll. mol4M filii;,.,
r
Of" I

&.l~\jlla ta"l ltIM. noise through the nose,

,uamlMm.
Non-resistance, i.,\i••nr~ t.atlGm
al mllicJtNIJI4t. N08tril, •• JlSi.. .lIIIHdr (plur.

Nonsense, ~ t"" ~&.ll.

.r>-\:... flkUldkNw)
fIldWo milt"." To speak non-
Not, , ld, l. tIId,.r.:&- gAtlyr, vo&
lIeDII8,~~~ ~ 1IilcJ
lag,. It is not, v-:J lag., J 14,
l.. It is not bed, V"~J
tIId.
mIIt.*I'.

g.
ld 1HJI. Notat all, 11 ld lcJ. Not
Nonsensical, ~~ 1HJtil ~~
gMyrmflttcJlib. SeeFutile,triffing. known, r~.r.:&- gAa". ~­
Not existing, .,~."..~
Noon, noon-day, noon-tide, ~
.tlwjfld. I do not care, ~.....
.J\t:.n ffGI/ CIfItItI1Idr. Noon-day,
noon-tide (meridional), ~k "'~ tIId ~ iall.
Notable!.l~fIIGIMUr.8eeFamous,
sWI.
memorable, remarkable.
Nor, lJ tDtJlcJ. Neither this nor
Notarial (done by a notary), '-t:JjL.
that, ~'J'J'.w la Me! wld.di. ~~ . .ltd W...u..d.
Neither long nor short, ~,b:J
Notary, •• '-F,r.~~ idtiJ Wre·
~~ lcJ ttwJtl tDtJlcJ laIIl'. See The attestation of a notary, J!:-'
Neither. Iijil.
North wind, J\.•.•tH~ flail. Notation, ri.J r• •, i.JL:.' iI/tilrtd.
MlaMifIttIl. The north quarter, See Signification.
 NOT 733 NOU
Note, i.L: taltJmal, ~..) rakam, /lalat. To notify or give notict',
~ L:.\ t,ladrtl', r-)
raMII. See ~ iMb6tJr.
Hark, token.-(attention, heed), Notion, ~ kIlayol, J J;, ....11,
~ 6a1lrat, ~L. m,"""tlut. ,;-!J 'pr. See Imagination,
See Notice, observation.-(repu- opinion, thought.-Notional'~J
tation), ~lIt,,,,,.~1 ;'AtilW.r, UJtllImf, J~ ilIiyillf. See Ima-
~ ,AvM-at; (a short letter), ginary, fdeal.-NotionalIy, .. t~
ijJJ taskiwat; (a bill oracknow- ~J bifCllUJltli UJamf.
Iedgment of a debt), d·:....,; Notoriety, notoriouBDess, ~ ,Ad-
~ (plur. l.:.)~ tamtll- rat, J~' tisAilr.
r
ldat. A. note in, music, \A.. NotorioUB, J.*- flltJl.Uar, -.j)fW
-.Mill, ~ lGlm. llusical notes, mtltrilJ. Notoriously, "~L

,-=-,L.\i..., "..utnat, J~." _ar. ttlliJ.i,tJIatt,),..:-.. tf"! &....UJt...

A marginal note, ~~ AilIM- mIIIMl1r. [.tol salik.
,d. Bee llarginal, annotation, Notwithatanding, ~.;~~ flItIt
commentary.-llen of note, ,;.'SI Novel, ~~ jtMhcl. Bee New.-A.
del"", U..,.:. ,Auraja, -.j~ I novel, J,... ....tJl. Bee Tale, story,
_li.f. See Nobles. fable. [ta1I4aI.
Note, to. (observe) b~ lallas. Novelty, ~~~ ,Ay mUf-
November, JW'~~ talArf.
Noted, ~J~ mae-fl./,),....:-
atea.f•
..",Mar. Bee Celebrated, emi-
Novice", ~ talmrcl.
nent, illustrioUB.-(marked),~ Noun, ,. r-' ;'Ift (plur. \.t...,1 ;'m4).
-ttJllMn. A. noUD of Ilubstance, .M~r-'
Nothiug, ~~ ltJ ,Ay. ;",. jtJmil. A. noun substantive,
Notice (observation), ~ ftQ8tJr, l.:.)'~'r-' ;",.
audt. An adjec-
~l. 1IIfIld/laut. Bee Remark, tive or attributive noun, ~ \ r-'
-(intelligence),~1luJW, :-L:I ... tllli/at. A. generic nOUD, r-'
tlliJm, ..JtA.:.1 ilAttJr. See Infor- ~I ,1m al jilll. A. recipient
mation.--Worthy of notice, noun, or DOUD of time and place,
~l.J' ~ ~ UJtJji/J al mUM- -.j)!l'r-' ilm tlUMJ. A nouu
.8
 NOW 734 NUM
of place, ~~••l\t"'1 Wm al midan. tDake. Now and then, "\j~\
A noun of time, ~\...)'t"'\ i8m .,\gallan.
tUlIl.lJnan. A noun of instrument, Nowhere, ~J1J tDaldfi fIUIMll.
.u~'t"" inn .1 alate A nonn de- Nowise,"'L,\ allan. See Byno means.
noting the agent and active Noxious, ~ mutlirr,)."; ldrr.
participle, ~U1't"" ima alfaf:.i1. NoxiousneB8,....~ war. [tlin'.
A noun denoting the patient and Noxiously, ~ .. t~ lillatDt.ia ...
passive participle, J,....e.J It"'1 Nubile, ~ ~ lJdligllah. See Mar·
ifm MflUJff:.fil. A noun of number, riageable.-A nubile girl, -.:;.....;..:
.3~ \ t'"\ inn",al f:.tItlt.Jtl. A diminu- ~~ hint hdligluJt.
tive noun, ~'r"'~\ al im al Nucleus, I. ~ h:Jlh, Y 11166.
1IJUlagllgluJr. A noun of excess See Kernel.
(comparative or superlative de- N udity, ~t~ ttHOrat. See Nakedneas.
gree), ~UI_\
• I
inn al mubal4- N ugatory, ~.d \... mdlalw rlII.It.'.
gllat. A radical noun, )~'t"" See Fri""olous, tri1ling.
ima al mtUdar. A derivative Null, Jk ~ hatil, 4..! '""~~ la Pt-
noun, <J.=....~.....Ht""~' al inn III hiM. See Void, ineffectual.
flJUlktak. A noun of unity, t"" Null, nullify, Il. ~\ abt.al. See
~, inn al marra. Annul, cancel.
Nourish, tI. I..J~.J rahlJlJ', ~ tata1lJ, Nullity, ~ butlan.
4.:.)U kiit. See Maintain, sup- Numb (cold), oJ. t" lJarid; (motion-
port; encourage, foment; educate. less),~I~~ladlmal1uJrIlUt.
Nourishable, 4.:.)~~'~ gam. To numb, i .•.+lI.3J~ HnvJd ,,1
kinalw an gMeat. Mmmat.
Nourisher, I. ~ muklt. The N umber, .3~ <.atlMJ. A great and
"-
nourlsher (God), l.::. _ q .J\illl uncertain numbe~, .r.:=S.3')';' ttUW
allah al mdie. [Wholesome. katlr. See Multitude.-A suWI
Nourishing, adj. ~ mdie. See number, ~.J.),c tadad 1alI/.
Nourishment, 4.:.); kat, r\.b totam. An even number (a pair), ~,j
See Food, sustenance. 1tItDj. An odd number, .3) fM'd·
Now, J\ allan, ~"l'.a Mza al Without number, .,)~Al\... ..a/do
 NUR OAK
c.al4tl.
"-
See IDDumerable.-The ,Ila. A nu1'Ie for n sick penon,
singular number, ~ ••ftatl. ~\~ il&atltldmil&.
The plural number, ja_t. NlU'IIe, t1. (a child),~.J r_t_.
~

A. noun of the dual number, r""'~' See SuokIe.

~, 111 .....1mtllM1ltl'. Num- Nurture (food), Ultam. See rw'
ben, .3\~' tlttldtl. Number (in Nourishment; (education), ~jJ
poetry), ~t; i4haA. lar6"at.
Number, ". ~ ttMltl, ~ ~. Nut, I. j~ jaws. A large apecit"8
8ee Reckon. [flIIMri6. of . Indian nut, ~.),aj~ jllUJl
Nambered,.3J~tUttlcl,y~ AMdI. A ftIbert nut, J~ 6M4tI.t.
NumbeEer, I. ~ ~ md4Ii6. Nutmeg, I. ~~~ jfItIJS attl6.
Ii"umberlea, .3~A L. .ala. ttMlatl. Nut-ahell, j~~ lilM"t JCwJs.
See Innumerable. Nut-tree, I.j~i~ iMjaratjfltlJS.
N ameral, numerical, t..j.3.>J:. tM1lltll. Nutriment, nutriture, \.ii gluniJ,
.A. numeral character, ri.J
rw.iczm. c.:;.);
kat. See Food.-Nutri-
Numerally, .3.ul\~ 6t1aIa6 mental, nutritious, nutritive,
IIlt Gtltul, Y~'~r~ ,./;';'" m~, ~ "'Mit.
f:..1IltI' _.po IIllaila6. See Wholesome.
Numeration, .3\oNU uttldtl, b-\ Nymph, I. ~.Jj>- l&aNyat.
ilu4, ~ t!"'. ~ itJtlr.
Numerous,}'., IDd.fit', ~~ tGdld, O.
l {ameroUID88S, i? __at. 8ee
o haa, in Bngli8h, • loag lOud, a.
Multitude. in catone;' and abort, • ill C got,'
Jrummary, y.u.i uUI. Cshot,' ui&herofwhioh ieoommon
N aD, I. ~ 1J rtiltilHlt. to the Arabio.
Nuptial, ..;'.r t VII. The nuptial o (sign of the vooative cue), ~ ,d.
toroh, UN;t!\~ ,Mmt lilt""'· Oak, I.l.J41H.Ulat, ~~~ Iirttl,"dff.
NuptWa, V'~ t-'.
See Jlarriage. The royal oK (tJUo a chestnut
Nune, •• (to a child), ~\.3 .It, tree), ~,,4.~ ,Adla 6allal. The
AIW.;4 ..".tlitaA, 4..;-e ......Ji- pound oak (the herb germauder),
 OBE 736 OBL
vO..J)\k~ hallut alard. Oaken, sary to be obeyed, ~t,;.\
~~ hallutl. J ~l\ tlmr wjil til imtNdl.
Oa;. •. -.;\.u,. muidaj. Object, •• (any thing seen or pre-
Oath, •. ~ kalam (plur. rW\ sented to the senses), ;Pe......
tWam), ~ yamIn. (plur• .rb~ maaw), p..
Oata, ~ taltlj. flUlnltJr (plur. j;t-... lIl4lIazir),
Obduracy, obdurateness, ~..,:l\r~ t~".. fll(JfDtlUt· Any object
tadGm tltltKohat, ¥ tamtWf'tul, which the mind baa in view, ~
"'~ f:!ndtl, ",W Ialdtl. • See kaltl, ",,..=.a.. magutl, ~.J g_•.
Wickedness, stubbornness, inhu- The enjoyment of any beloved
manity. object, ~\".. mtlwtilal4t.
Obdurate, obdured, ~~~ hila
Object,t1·vO.,r:\ ittoratl,~~IJi
towhat, ~ multlmtWf'itl. See tllmal itttratl. See Oppoee.-
Wicked, stubborn, inhuman.
Objected, vO!r:\ ~ MAi it!iril.
Obdurately, ~..J~ Mld raAflUlt,
Objection, •. vO!r:\ it!irad.
~i~ hild ltKohat, "'~~ hikol
Objector, •. vO~ muttaril.
tindtl, "'W~ Dikolltlliltl.
Obedience, k.u, tatat, k.\1,\ itUtat,
Oblation, lWI~ 1whcJtI, ¥
J~\ imtilill, lWI~.i\ iltiln. d4A1,at, ~..; sablAat. See
See Submission. Offering, sacrifice.

Obedient, ~ mutlt. See Obse- Obligation (anything by which &

quious, tractable. man iR bound to some perform-
Obediently, ~\1,~ Dikol tilttlt, ance), vO'; In (plnr. ~y
k.\1,,;"\u..., lamat"" ttHIIdtat. IfWayitl). See Debt; • obliga-
Obeisance, rL .alam, ~ talllm. tory writing.-{a favor), ~\-.I
Obelisk, •• ~ mil (plur. ~\ iAlall, .c:... mtHal, k....-. ~.
amyul), .a- mwallat. Obligatory, ~»J _&til, ~i
Obey, tl. t.u, tile Necessary or forth. An obligatory writing,
proper to be obeyed, J~~lr} d..-tJ -...d(plur. ~~
14lim al imtilcJl, t ~~\ ~ ~ tomtJI.lllat), ~J tlItIIflfa. See
wcJjib III itDil t - Command neces- Bond.
 OBL 737 OBS
Oblige, fl. (bind), ~)I alum; (to Oblong, JJ"-h.. m,ltdWtll, .J;,)...
confer favours), ~~ 1M"" ~ fIttItltIwtDar m...tatl/.
lalayM, J.s:.rN'
""ttlm t"ltI'. Obloquy, ~rlltlwm. See Censure,
See Gratify, please. reproach, disgrace.
Obliged (bound), ~..,:.:l. multazim; Obnoxious, ~J.J"- IMf:!'1d, ~r­
(compelled), .J~ majlJar; tIIulrtJ#l. See Liable, subject.
(favored), ~,...... mam"u". To Obscene, ~U laA"A. An ob-
be obliged (to be bound), ~;:ll scene woman, ~ U IdAilIUJA.
,1tc&ltlm; (to be compelled), ~' Obscenely, ~U#tf'? iii nawti "
-Jaw. l4lailh.
Obscenity, obscenene8S, ~ I"",h,
Obliging, tMlj. (civil), UJ:aI ltItlf,
t.:)~ laluAt"gat. See Las-
~JL. mMnm. See Courteous,
civiousness. [tauy:
.polite, kind. [karam.
Obscuration,.tiL...)' !ulldlat,! Q_' <J
Obligingly, ~jJ~~ lJilrdji" w"
Obscure, ~ mudim. See Dark,
Obligingness, ~ lutj, .tiLhJ
cloudy.- (abstrulK', difticult to
laldl"'. See Civility, courtesy,
undel'ltand), ~ mug/JQk,
complaisance, politeness.
~ m...lakal; (mean, low),
Oblique, Y.JJ WMilJ.
~Mklr.
Obliqueness, obliquity, ~),..;
Obscure, 17. (darken), ~I alam,
t.tDrfb. See Crookedness, indi-
F' "t!atll; (to render abstruse),
rectness.
Obliterate,. 17. ~ tn4Ns', ~ Obscured, ~ mut!im.
F t attam .

w, 'L fl4l4lkA, ~, eJlJttJ. ObBcurene8S, obscurity, ~ sulmat.

Obliterated, VO'.J ~ fIIfIrtlMU, See Darkness.--(darlmess of
-cr:- flUJIII11,u, ~~ mu,,- "~' uhtilJdA, ~
meaning),
ttldim. ,W. See Doubt, puzzle.
Obliteration, rIMAu, ~ fUU.U. Obsequies, j _ . e(' ~IS. See
Oblivion, ~~ "wya". Con- Funeral.
eigned to oblivion, ~ mum,,'. Obsequious, ~ mutlt. See
Oblivious,....,..,'V 1IG11, ~~ tuIIvan. Obedient, compliant.
 oou 740 om
Occupy, 1'. (aeim, po88e88), -.,;~ Odd (not even), oJ} In, Ju, Idi
taltwrtlj, ~ tla1HJe, ~, _u.. Odd (strange, nncommon) ~
Oceur, 1'. ~~ MtIM, -";~'-j. tlfl't6, ;~\i~ 1Jil4 it'Jt.itW. J';
See Happen.-(to occur to the i.,)\.I' I_fDA: tU tadtlt, .,)\:,-..r-=-
mind), ~~~»>- UtJIar tllltl' y,;::-.
,,,.,,. "If'tldtl, .."",,1-
1HJJiAi. I'd, ~~ ,lwf/J, .J.,)li fIdW,
Occurrence, I. t..,iJ tDU11tt J\Ai1 ~~ ,,,.. ....lat.-.
iftVtlA:, v".J1.&. tarid. \.Qi WtJ, See Singular, extraordinary.-
i. Qi k4tJigtll. SeeAooident, event. (fantaatieal),~...~ .
--OCCurrent. See Incidental. Oddly (not evenly), "~ I .....
Ocean, ~!r'= lJaAr ,,1 fAdU. '"\i\l" taU"; (straDge1y)'",-!~
. The Indian ocean, ~~ /JoM ..ut4gltrtl1HM, i~\i~1JJd it'Jt.iHI.
tIlM,.", #'~ lJaAr til tIlWlttr. Oddness (ancommonneae), i ,,l\j
.J

Octagon". (a building consisting of fIIltl•.,.",.

eight aides aud angles), ~ Odds (strife), J'~ jid41, ~)\;...
.....asil til, ...;1:.:>. I ialil4f. See
Octangular, octagoual, ~'.,)'~ Contention, dispute, quarrel.-
fAW"".".",. tlUIWJdya. (advantage, superiority), ~
Octave," ~U ,tim;,., ~U'd ..iut. ,1uIltJ1Jo.I, J.:o..,1 NtitJd; (di6-
October, J;1'~? tNJri"tUtltDUJtU. .rence), j~1 i..u,4s, ~ 1-,
Octuple, e-i\,w14W eafltiJ"i,tIt J} 1",1, c:.:J\ij I4jdfllal. See
""td/· Distinotion.
Ocular (belonging to the eye), Ode, ,. i~ ~.
..j~ /J.,orl. . Ocular demon- Odious (abominable), ~j karfj,
stration, ;.)JbL:... "..,ltdJurtIae. '.J:;.- mul4liNA, .~ ....treA.
An ocular witness, .)JbU ,MAid. Odiously (hatefully), '.J~ 6iW
Ocularly, ~\U».~ "mflla- iM.A; (invidiously), ~~
JuJue tilt'''' 1>M;ol 1uu4tI.
Oculate (having eyes), \:J~~ ItIlto Odiousness (hatefalDeu), ~~,
t ".vun, r ~ lJiJIir. ,itikrilA, 4.A!J.S' ~, ~
Oculist, I. J\.$.~ lcdl&dl. kara!l.
 OFF 741 OFF
Odium (invidiousness), ~ 6",11. 1IItljNm.See Criminal.-(one who
tltIl. injures), t.J~ mtIttIttlfltlf.
Odorifero1l8, odorous, _~ks':J~ Offenaive(diaguating)"",;" ';'airti.
>-
1Mo,..,1t4t 1tJy1HJl, "'''t4ttM. Offensively (injuriously, milIchiev-
See Flagrant, perfumed.-Qdor- ously),;~ mtultHTatt; (by way •
ilero1llDeB8, ~Ls::J rI-'at of attack), r~ hi Atljum.
layW. Bee Fragrance.
Odor (eoent, whether good fW bad),
OffeuaiveD888, J~ .tW.
gust, injury, miaohief.
See Dis-

k.::I)nJ,1tIIt'J~6a1Aur, ~ Offer, II. (as a gift, etc.) roii h.uJ.

Ifj. See Smell.-A good odour, tlam. See Present.-(to make a
~~~ rtJ,iat 1tJy6at. Bee propoea1), ~.r tarad. To offer
Perfume, odoriferousness, fra-
grance.
as a eacrUloe, e
ulJaA. To offer
fW present itself, .tJ~~.r\ tlt'"ad

<E.>phagua, ~ WI.
or, ~ "..... .
ltiJltsIuJ. To offer or aim at, ~
laIad. To offer proof, i.,)~ rJJ-
Of, fW' far off, ~ lHItld. Not far katldtlm .AaM.tlat.
off, ~# gAagr 6aed. To Offer, •• (anything offered) ~..w
carry off or away, r\i icIm, t:iJ ItJktltm, ~.a Aadiy.e (pI. ~ \.a
r_/llt· Aatldya); (a price bid),; • " '
0ft'eDee, ,.~ t.rA:rir, \k>. 1~, lImat, i....,'.-... mtJIaUHl7ll4t. See
~ ta,6, h-9- ,aiat, .uj Price.-(attempt), ~ lIJId,
ullat, i-. ~ WtJA4t. Bee Crime. .,)~ fIIlf!rid, ~ 'tlf:I, .,)~,
-(an injury), l:J""-ii • ..act,., i;jtiMd, rL.a\ .Atima.. See
",;.»U t4f:..4tltlt, J~ tlorar. Endeavour.
0fe0d,1I. (injure, make angry), t~ Offered, ~J~ matf"iltl, r:u:...
,,., ~..w\ tlJttMldtT. See Pro- flltlttJ1atltla".. See :Presented,
Toke. giVeD.-01fered up (dedicated,
Ofended, ~\:A.. ".",Ata., ~~'h.. sacri1lced), y ~ fIItI14rrtJIJ,
...e-f: To be offended, ~ 'Ct..)... mahaA•
,ltWlJ. See To be angry. Offering, ,. (offertory), i.....w tal-
Ofender". ~ • ...utl, r~ diMat. An offeriJIB (sacrUioe),
 OFF 742 OLE

~~,} -*, ~.) ubA, ~.}J See Progeny; propegation, pro-

taMil, ~ d4Atyflt. duction.
Office, ,. (public charge) J¥ tMlllll, Oft, oft-times, often, oftentimes,

~~(plur.~1.:.... .?'\ a.Ucw,~t;.,l!?I"'''

ma!ldnb), .t.~ kAudmtJI. See l:dt, ~4.:,)~ f11(17f'dl Udral.
Businesa, agenoy.-A good office, How ofteu? 'l-f _...,.,..u.
~~\ iA,a,., ~ ,.itmat, As often as, ~JS' iol ........
.l:..-. MltMlGl, ~ Mj~ See ~ maAma. Not otlAm, "~J~
:Benefit, favour, kindnesa.-To fIdtliNtt. See Seldom.
confer an office, ~.Jar- \ Oh! l\ ai! Bee All.
attti~. To remove from Oil, ~j sayt. Oil of myrrh,
an office, Jr t-, ~J.r ~ tMJt.- Oil of JOlIlllI,
~ ~\ tallU ...,. til fJIIJMtW, "".J;~ t atr all/)""".
~ kAaltIt · Oil, t7. ~)~d1''''' tlaltM-'
Oilman, ,. 4.:,)~j g"at,)~
Officer". (one who holds a publio
office), i A " !,;J~t- ,aMIJ t Mldr. J"-'
Oil-shop, ,. ~Lt.,.,~U"" dJJ;dII
fQf1IIlJfIt,,;\~ tntImalHliir.
Ointment, ~...r- tItM_, ~
Official (belonging to a publio office),
tlb (plur. y~\ GtyIi6), r:f'J
...,r-.J rtl8mi. "."". (plur. ~\a""\ tMlJi4a). See
Officiate, t7. ~JJi tttmal fD4I&l- Unguent.
jatol, .I·';);J4.:,)~~r..J tam-
Old (aged),.r-i~ r~ .......
fIIam UJiijilJal UJfIIlJfItoA. See
1JSl tU""" Old (ancient, begu!1
Execute, discharge.
long ago), r-.~ 1atlI•• Old men,
Oftloious (kind), "-oiU-~t­ ty.!.J ,AIp.i:1. An old JDIIl of
I4AW --t"iJ, ~ /tAQyyw. authority, ~ ,...,a. An old
0fiBpriDg, ""lJ\ Gft1latl, V woman, j~ t.fIjfJ.a. Of old,
j(ll't!
J...j MIl (plur. JW\ a.'), ..~~ i4atlI.....
~ fIlUtW (pl. yW\ .....b), OleaginoUl, oleoee, I.i'!') ....
~\ 4fIl (plur. J"..,'tII"I), ~.J"" Oleaater (wild oli;e), 1oj'jt;Jy.j
""",,,, (plw. 4.:,)\1..;"" dtwriydt). ..,tl111 Hrri.
 ONE 743 OPE
OlflOtory (having the sense of smell- 'Iob-.I, w4Aidc1tt tl1aAttlM, ',,,.)
ing), ~I~ ,IJIIIhMAo .,A- 'I.J} /tW"n /tWtlan. One after
dtIm. another, ~I,~ob-.I, fIJiJ/aid
Oliyel, l;)f-!.)~' An olive hilitl tl1tJ1Wl. One or two, .».1,
tree, l;)f-!.) i~ ,fIjfWtlt ..,ean, ~I,\ tl14laid tJfI1~". EYery
i;fJ.j ."tunat. one, ~ \.,J$ i61 U1dlatil.
Omelet, ~ eJ:i;tJt. Bee Pancake. Onion, ,. ~ 1HJMl.
Omen, .. JU /41. Only (single, one 8Ild no more),
OmiEou, omittance, JlJl\ ..ill. ~, tl'tJ1aftl, ~ fIIfIfratl. Bee
See Neglect. alone.-(Bingly, simply, merely),
Omit, tl. ~I a1uatIl. Bee Neglect. laii/,,",,"i..l>.iA4,.....
Omnipotence, ~~ itulrtJt, ~J~ On..t, ,. r~ Mfj11.m. 8eeAManlt,
jUNti, ,-=-,.,a..
~t. Om- attack.-To make an onset, ~
nipotent. .;!. ~~J$ Jr-
t llla' At!jflllt. Bee AMault.
101 ,llg itJdf,.. Onward. r.w
tlJiatltltma, ~.w
Omniscience, ~ \ ~ f'.ilm til tlJUfm. To proceed onward,
g1ltJgh. OmDisoient, omniaoious, r~ tlJka.tltlt.nn. See Advance,
~I~~ tali. 01 91w,lJ, ~ proceed.
llllfa. Onyx, ,. ~ t Mf1, & jato
On, J"; /atDl:, ..j&. t llla'. To go Ooze, ~ tI".
J-J flJlI/U. Bee Mud.
on. ~1 ~; (to make an Opaque (not transparent), u~~
attack), ~ At;Mn. To put on , . ,laaifdf.
clothes, ~~. To come on Open, CI. ope (unlock, nnol088), i!
(adYance), r~ tI.JWda.; (to /oW.; (to diaclOl8, explain ahow),
_ult), ~ Nzjtm. ~I aalatW, ~ itNMj.
Once, ~ tlltMTtJt, 'i)J ttl,...".
Open (not oloeed), ~ ~d,
Once (at a former time), '~L.. u,:.J.- mlJilAfi./; (apparent,
_halo", "L..:>-P-. muletJcldoman. patent),jb~ItJMr, ~l:. ,~.
See Formerly. An open plaoe (for exeroisee, etc.),
Oae, ~" tDdMtl, (£em. i~1, l;)\~ .eIli". See Gymnasium.
~t). 08e by one, ',~ I, Opened, C~ lINIflt11.
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Opener, •• eu !fJtiA. 1/1,..,,),P Pr (plur}U\ .ji4r),

Opening, •. 'tj jalla (plur. cp rJbJ fOlIA.. (plur. r~'" Gtllial),
/fIIfJ1&). See Breach, orifioe.-{an ..;l; ra" ~ I/IUaf.. !
exordium), vro .lMwtlt! \~\ jast opinion, J"'\"'"J~ r4J Idlil.
i6titld, .t.~ .~..at, \~ An unjast opinion, .>-'Up fib
fM1Hld, See Beginning.-opening ranll. To form an opinion, ,)
(ptWI.), ~u jdeiA. N"",?\ ijWIw,~ji,....
Openly (publicly), '~~ IClmr.,.,
Opinionative. Bee OpiniatiT8.-
'u ~ tel,a..", ..~ jalwB, Opiniatively. See Obetinate1y.-
"~L tGld,..,tJItM, "4-!r- OpinionativeneBII. See ObetiDlcy.
IMd1aCJtM. 8eePlainly, evidently. Opium, l:J.r-i' _fytlfl.
Operate, iI.Jt tama1. See Eft'ect, Opponent, Ul~ lIIt&H4liJ, ..;)~
act, make. "taN. See Antagoniat, lIiver-
Operation, •• (work), J.r ttllllC&l, eary.-Opponente,~~~lrl
~flt!; (effect), ~\j tdN; /JIM6 mtl1:1tiJ.laj_l.
(movement), .is'~ /aartIJ:tst. See Opportune, V!.'l 14,a, ~I...
Action, agency, influence, effect. m..alii, (}i'r fIItAlHIp.
-The operations of an army, Opportunely,~L.jJ~":;"';;)\~
~,~\)'".' Mr.t 4Ilt lJlW. AaltW 411 fOMe ~, ~
Operative,)".. mUIIIIJr, ~ tMlUllI. ~\;..,. 6,101 mv~t, "wI,...
~uA lalwjat"''''' mVlOafi.Wa. See Seaeouably.
Operator," ~Ujii.t!l, J..k tamil. Opponunity, L'; jwMt, ~,
Opiate, I. (a medicine causing eleep), fDtIkt.
c.j~'l:J~ maria" _fyiltsl. iI. ~u.. iIt4laJ, r"U
Oppose,
Opiniative (imaginary), ~J Uwm, oW\..; dddad, ~ \.. .....t>
fOaAml, j~ k/aiyali, ~~ \
~.r itwtul, ~ /U
latMrl6·
iiy4lf. See Beaiat.-(to place u 811 o~
Opiniatre, ,,) _ . r tBIIi. See stacIe), .i., IfMld.
Obetinate.-Opiniatrety. See Ob- Opposite (facing each other), ~u..
stinaoy, "'~J4 hiMl t iMIi. mdahil, ~j"" fII...,dsf, ~u....
OpiniOD, ~ N.,.(plur. \:J~ ~1J.l, (' L.' alll4.; (ldftJlC1
 Opp 745 OPU
repugnant), Ul~ tnukAiilif, See Cruel, tyrannical, inhuman,
--.;1:;. lAiliij,.r.\i.. tnt/.,M.gi,., hard, heavy, burthensome.
~ lild, ~\;... mUftiliid. See Oppressor, ,. JU:; mUm, .,.s-:ic...
I
Contrary.-<>ppoaite to anything, mMtUtaddl, .)~ ja1JlJ4,., ..r!~
~I~\£.. muiabil a,M!usg. jiJM,.. See Tyrant.
Oppositely (facingly), ~\i..J~ bil Opprobrious, ~ mtlfail, v.-IJ
flld:dha14t; (adversely),~ ~~ .taMIl. See Reproachful, llCur·
Mkol mukAalafat, #\.;L;.. UiliJ.fa,., rUous. - Opprobriously, )~~
.i.ail.:...~ lJikol mtmdkadat. bil:ol td,., ~~ IJil«Jl jatliltat•
Opposition, oppositeness (of situa- Opprobrium, opprobriOUSUes8,

tion), ~\L. muhIlJalat, ~'r ~ ttlglJ, ~ fatlllat,)~

llttIfDdJaAat, ~~ mtiilaalafat, ta,.. See Reproach, scurrility.
u~ tllkllii.laj, ~k }kilii.j, Optative, JA3 tomaftnl.
Optical, optic (relating to vision),
W.)\-- mUtiJ.,.adat, ~}.J
..;~ lJaMi.
ttltiJ.nul, i...,l...£- mukiJ.lOamat.
Bee BesiBtance, impediment.- Optic, ,. (instrument of sight), ~Uiu
fUMIiJ.,.at. See Eye. -The science,
Without opposition, L;.)\-~ biliJ.
-ta,._t, ...; ~~ mi,. /U of optics, ~W....I\F tilfn al

g"
Oppreee,
totlJf'f"fltl·
tI. rU=' salam, ~'-JkJ
mtmdlarat,../oQ:oHF t ilmaliJalar•
The power of optics, ~\:J\i;
iilwat allJaNat.
ttI~' tllla'. See Crush, over-
Optician". )UJ).,.:._I\.w~J..r'L.
power, snbdue. [mq;lJu,..
~~\ mall.,. ft maf!ifat ...,.11,.
Oppressed, r~ fIUIIlf1m,)~ lOa fItIItW al ttlgUft.
Op~on, ~ stIlm,;::,:" jalJr, Option, .)~\ ikittigiJ.r, y\S\i\
6oj,w ta~,.)~ jawr. See ifltii1tdlJ. See Choice.
Cruelty, injury, hardship, cala- Opulence, .u
J .,) dalOlat, \;.i g1tM4,
mity, misery. -Oppression of JL.J\~ }awatal mal, J'r\
spirits, \.,)J"" IIIfDdd, ri g/wm, tlflltDi11, iJ) 'Grwat. See W-eaItb,
~\ 1IlMn. See Melanoholy. riches.
Oppressive, ~ "I, ~~ 1aAri. Opulent, ~ gTumI. See Rioh.-
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Opulently, W~ lJiiol glttMa, Orbicularly,"~~~.
i)? bilantHJe. See Splendidly. Bee Circularly. - Orbiculame8ll,
Or, ~ ya,,1 aID. See Either; • ..r..,.)J
taltDl,.. See Roundne81.
gold. Orbit, ;.1- .>
I. tli1,,-at, J,'> .,..
Oracle. I. (the word of God), Bee Orb. '
~Iy\k>. Hitdb U4AI, ~, Orchard, "l,:)~ iut4a.
~\ IDall tWI, .tii agal (plur. Orchestra, •. ~,-sl~,.. _slat
c.::,)\ii agile). MtltllHae.
OraiIIon, i~ 141ae. Bee Prayer. Ordain, t7. (appoint), ~ tan"';
Oral, .j!. ->- MduI. (todecree),~,4MM, ~ AdaI;
Orang;, •• ~ WI. lnwtaid,.,. (to establish, institute), ~)
Oration, I. ,,",",\k>. Hitdb, ~ IDatlaf:; (to appoint to an office),
U.t1NIt, ~ J:aldm. A funeral ~,)~' attai 1IIIJIIMi.
oration, ~.". flt(Wliyae. Cele- Ordained (appointed), y~
w •~
brated in a funeral oration, ,,","'Uff, ~ ."tGYYIJlt, ~
y-,~ .._d. (ftlllA.
flltlttJr.tlJyi". See Established,
Orator, I. '-:-- _\a~ HatIb, ~ ordered.
Oratory, ~\ ~ tUm aI kalcJ.., Order (method, regular disposition).
~l.ai jaldAae, L:~ Wa,Ml. ft!,J,j tadhl~, y.,Lt 1IIIii, llai r
See Eloquence, rhetoric. "ti4m, ~ "'., ua:;, illtilti-. r
Orb, •. ~ \.3 tli1yrtll, J,,J dtwJr (pIar. Order (rule, regulation), ~~\i
.J~.3\ tMlIDil,.). See Sphere; • katidtJA, )f->'J t1aItf1r. Q!.)I#
riDe, circle, wheel. The ce1eatial tat'lk, y;""\ a,ld. l,:.IiU hi_ill;
orb, ~ j4ld (plur• ..:)1;\ (mandate), f- AdM, r' II"'.
~i). Bee Heaven, univene.- \.Q; J:tMd. Bee Oommand.-<a
The orb of the moon,.,.ri1' ~ rank Of" class), ~.J,J~.
j n aI~. The sun'. orb, i.;;J f'IIt1IctI, ~..r- ~ (pIur.
~'r.ft" j n tIIAI . '-:-"3~ ~tilJ), ~ ,..,.
Orbed, orbicular, .Jj~ III , 8eeDeg!ee.-(tratemity,soeiet1)•
...r..~ mtIIttItlI,., ~'.3 dd,w. ~~, aIlttMpt. The order of
See Circular, ronnd, spherical.- . .I.e, ~1'S\~!r- .....hi M I

j
 ORD 747 ORD
lIttIlayiat. A religious order, Orderliness, r-U:a.i nisiim, ~;S
~) rfl1JHMttlt. Of an inferior ttWtlll. See Regularity.
order, ..}J' fMlJtG'.
The chief of Orderly, adj. ~? iii tarllh. See
an orde;' V"!-J nsyy". In alpha- Regular.-(aceording to custom),
betical order, ~JJ>" ~.;J j.&. ~~U1'Ji'r muwafikaUlJetlaA;
~\ tN' tMtlh Atwf£J at Aaja. (not tumultuous), ~~u. Aiitll,
Al'J'llJ1ged in order, ('fa:- mtJUum. ,j\.; rakin. See Quiet.
Without order, ~.A hila Orderly, aM. ('\Jaj~ bikol ttiZtim,
wtlll. See Irregular.-<without
~)~ bilwl tartllJ, "FL.c
commandfromasuperior), f:--~
~?\~' tala' aMaft
6ilii. /adm. Orders (ranks of atttWtllJ.
men, etc.), ~~ ..fuJ; (com- Ordinal (noting order or series),
mands), ('l!-\ tLUam, ~~' ~.; tartllJl, ~\Jaj ttiZtiml.
..,amw, (OJ"'J rtIIt1m.
Ordinance, ,. tr ,Mrt! ~i \i
Order, 1'. (regulate, arrange), ~ kanan, ~~ ,Aarltat, r-
J
1IGIl11I, ~,;Jt tamal tarllh; ra.m, i~\i katidat. See Law,
(to manage), .i..J dahlltW; (to precept, rule, appointment.
direct), ~) tW,W, ~\ MIUW.
Ordinarily (according to custom),
See Preseribe.-To arrange in i.,)I.-1\~ ll4I41J al tatl4t,
alphabetica1order,~~Jr.~ i~U1\Ji'r mflWajUatkiitUlat,
~\U-'r naum tala' tGrllh (usually), "\J\i ,MUllan, #l..~
luirij al lajd. tumuman, .,)W\~)~ lJil wrgA
Ordered (commanded), ('~ at mVf:!dtl. See Commonly, fre-
fIIiIoUtim; (arranged), ('J \,:, . .. quently.
IlUJlISilm, ~~ murattab. See Ordinary (usual), !J'.,)~\ itti,adf,
Ordained. ~J rami, ~ t 4fll4ll,
Orderer, •• (arranger), ~\j nasim, .i\::..- mut!atl, ~~\iJ\",,:-,­
'-:-_~ murtlUilI; (commander), 1I4IalJ til lana.; (vulgar), ~~
f"- luiiim. tammi. See Common.-(mean,
Orderl_, ~;~ ln1a tMtih. of inferior rank), r.J.- Wir,
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I.:JJ" dun; (not handsome), ~ Orient, J?' a,lIIlwk.
Will. Oriental, ..$;:. 'Mril (fem.4;'
Ordinate, tl. See Ordain.-Ordi- ,W};ytJt). Oriental countries,
nate. See Orderly. J) t:.... tJItIIMnl.
Ordnance (cannon), c.,J.rk tMDh. Orifice, I. (mouth), ri J- (pluT.
See Cannon. rW ' "jM4m); (opening), ii
Ordure, {"J tofJlfllaa, ~ Mja.. f4t". See Mouth, bole, opening,
See Dung, filth. fissure, perforation.-The orifice
Ore (of any metal), rW>.l,:)~ of the uterus, ""~ fIIlI1Hl.
fIUIt- 114m. Origin, original (source), J..' al,
Organ, ,. (mnsical instrument), ..J~ fIUJItltw, '~...uo., \J:.!I
~) M8'*.; (instrument, mem- ibtitlcJ. See Beginning.-(deeeent),
ber), .tJi dlat, ~ tt"'v..-The ~, ai, J-j "",1, ~ ..-,
organ of hearing, A-WU'p!' ~ ji,.,. An original (first
III iutlJat tlUdmit!Jl. Bee Hearing, copy, archetype), J.-' all, ~
ear. The organ of taste, .t.m fI.IId.Wt, ,,,.,;.......~. An
~I.)J' . til dlae aaiiykat. Bee original author, ~)\~.rll
Palate.-The organ of touch, III mWij altuli, ~\U;...a.J\
L...l\.tJ~' III dlat IIllamwe. See til "......ij tIliJIlI.
Feeling.-The organ of amell, Original, Gdj.~, all. See First,
4-.\.tl\.tJ1\ III dlat ""'llamat. primitive, pristine, 88IJeI1tisl.
The organ of sight, ~t:J\iJ~\ Originally, J--~\~ ... .z Ill,
til dlat al1HJlirat. 8ee Eye. J}\~ ..i. III tIIi1IHl, ~\~I.J
Organist, ,. d )'JU.,) tlaadk al ft al h4ftldyat.
M8·· . Originate, e. (spring from), ~).u
Organise, e. ~.J rakW, ~.J Ml1M tn"'; (to bring into ex-
rattah, ~ MItIfII, See Form, istence), .,)~J'Ua::' "tid! tDfjU,
frame. [,at1M'. ,,~,..~ t GtnaWao ..-jU.
Organy,origan (herb),.r- or.r- Origination, .,)~, fjiUl, ~rJ
Orichalc (a kind of brass), VU~ _lid.
~, ttaM, "far. Ornament, •. <4) dfItIt. An orna-
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meat of gold, silver, etc., worn Orpimcnt, ~.JJ ..,..UA.

by women round their ankles, Orthodox, ~,Ji)\ tIrlotltIUf.
Jl$k;.. ilttIWI41. An ornament of Orthography, 1..\ .iItld. ~\:.!.ll~
fringe, etc., round a garment,.).p ,we _ iitdW. To mark Arabic
utris. soe Embroidery.-The with orthographical points, ~J
ornaments of a wall (as painting, c.:.J~~I tDGla t _ltMtWlt.
stucco, etc.>, ~~I~ . .1 Oecillation, 9~ AaAaut. See
GlAfta•• Vibration.
Ornamental, ~j--ll~l lMj1 Osier, -i~ ,a/Id/.
~'~rlll""''', Osprey (sea eagle), ~~ ..."._
Ornamentally, ~j~ lJikol srtIGt. HAr, y~ tU46.
Omamented, ornate, J..i- ... 088iication (becoming bone), or to
una., ~.r-- ~i,., oeeify, ~\~ ttJtsf._W..
u.r...;. fI&fIadlwflJ. Ornamented Ostensible or ostensive, ~U; 1tJMr.
~

with gold aad jewels, ~,;4 ... Ostentation, ostentatiousness, ~

""'t. A scimitar ornamented t.m"Ut, )\FI tiM,..
with gold andjewele, ~..,..~ Ostentatious, ~ ",~it
..,/ ...tllMt. The ornamented See Vain, pompous, boastful.-
title of a book (u, the orna- To display ostentatiously, ~
mated froat of • palace, etc.), r~~ ItIItmfttlt 1Jil itlld... See
'.:J'~ llJ*Dd.. An ornate Vainly, pompously.
style, u.rrrU kala'" ... Ostler, ~L.Iil,iI. See Groom.
saBwaJ. [ration, ftDery. Ostrich, ,. rW Uta., L.otW
Omateneu, omature. Bee Deco- UtamtA .
Orphan, ,. ~ ,tltl". (fem. i~ Other, .ri" iUNw, ~ 8M".. See
plIWII, (plur. ~~ ,MIJ"..', Another, dift'erent.-One after the
r~' tIJIcI-)· To make ODe an other, .r"~~~ wilMd Ht d
orphan, f-!. ,tItttJa, ~~ _ tJ1ltM. Otherwhile, at other
t......r.io gtltllll. An orphan hoe- times, ~~J ft '!'«". tD~.
pita!, ~~'J~' Wpltdl al Othenriee, elM (if DOt), l~ tDa illa,
ytllUl. .'. '~\(j~ fD4I i"la.lai (in anothar
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manner, in other reepeote), ~ Ove~t,fI.(overoloud)rJ..t Iu"..·
~J big/w.yr wajA j (by other Overoharge, fl. (Illnllwp the
oaUlle8), y~~ laglulgrtll6iilJ. stomach), ~~ J.b tIIUM 6iWl.
Otter, ,. LJ\~ kal1J alma. Overcome, ... ~ ,"aid,?
Oval (in the shape of au egg), saftW. See Conquer, overpower,
~I~~ lala' ,/w.kl al vanquish j • overcharge.
1HIy4tlA. Overfall. See Cataract.-OYerBoat.
Oven, ,. \.:)} fum. See Swim.
Over (above, superior), ~ ttWs' j Over1low, •• (deluge) ~)\.. IIr
(aOl'Oll8),r laW; (above the top), ,a,l, \.:)li"k.J1,.., iiiI' __1''', See
J,i jaw", ~ talG' ; (too much), Drown. [Ill ttjlW·
Overforwardneae, ~,~ 1IWIt
i.,)~j .,gddat, .:;.lIJ,i fatDi til
Mtltl. Bee Beyond.-Over and Overgorge, 1'. See Overcharge.
above, J'; fawk. Over against, Overgrow, 1'. (as vegetation)~.J
J! \i.. tlfuialJil. See Opposite.- ialJiar kMfr, ~J;k ,..,,z
To cross over, ~~~ k4tQt UtiI' j (to become too big ortall),
ttWs'. To pass over a river,
tIf... ~I~.JI,.., tala p. ,a,.
~~ talJar alaAGM. Overgrowth, f.'~l\'.,)~j siJi4Cl& 01
Over-abound, •• '.,)';r~) I,.., 'ar iilw, .r:J'b.,)~j u,ddflt ,.,..,.
. iallr ",,*iJ.iJat. Overharden, •• '.,)~..r.Jl..L.li
Overbalance, fl. ~Jli fdi tala',
.- -
\.:)~I~) rajjaA til mild,..
t....uMo mlim iiu,iiMt.
Overhaul, tJ. ~~~~~)
Overbear, fl. ~~J~ saltIm fDa raPt faAal mi,. jtMlid.
tQladda'. Overhead, U"'~'J.e~ ""II taW
Overbid, tJ. ~~~~.,) dafat tII'nU, U"'~IJ';~ .i" I_I
fafft(l,. Idyid. [marM. arrtJ,.
Overboard, ~...,.JIV\:l.. kAdraj al Overbear, 1'. ~ ~ t....-t
Overburden, fl. J.J:~ kattar al tala'. See Hear. [iM.
Mtrll. OveJjoy.....\~ ~.;; /MY-..... jil-
Overbuy,(buy too dear) ~r\ Over-lipeD,.~ioJ~d&.J:jJ4A
fl.

J\i;~ WlUwfl'lJitaman glulli. ,a,'aw! /:ari,..

 (lVE OVE
o.erIabcnD-, fJ. (b6Itow too much Overpower, fl. l&J.rw\ VI.""
paios), ~\fl_ar - tl . t llla', P 1111"", ~ glttlW
0Ter-1arge, '~..r-:S IlJlf,. jiMaft, See Ovel'OOme.
'''~~W'rlM,ad.... [e.alca'. Overpre88, fl. See Overwhelm, crush.
Overleap,· fl. j.&.~u..J:, tal ...# Overplize, overrate, ~~ Jli..
Overlive, t7. ';''';sIJ-'.&. tfilA . - . . . .,. &i ~,,- ,Mh.
".iff. See Outlive, slll'Vive. Over-reach, •• ~ laHa, ~ Ji
Overloftg, ..\~~~ tGtDIl jidd4tt, taM AllIIl. See Deoei,.e, cheat.
J,Ja)~ ism ,"141. O,.er-rout, fJ.~~,.:. ,lul,.,,' -.r,..
OfWlook, fl. (view fro. Ii higher Over-rule, •• ~.."j.1'J UI1«wJttJ(I'
place), .j&.J. tal tfllli j (to ex- ttJltl', ~ ltIHt, ...,.L Jr--\
amine carefully), ~.JJJ'! ~ iltaUJIII' tal4', ..;¥ i..wr. - See
1.Juuidol ta.r.Ufk; (to neglect), Govern, cheek.
J.I' aAntalj (to connive), ~, Over-FUo, 11. y ~ kAarr.lJ, r:U
pI fig_ad /lnMU,.. 1uIdtlIIm. See Ravage. hsras,
Overmatch, overmaster, 1'. See pester; al" to OTenpread, OTer-
OveJ'COfDe.-An overmatch, ~ fow.
_.fir, ~li gAdlilJ. Ovenee, 1'. ~jio\; ..ow taW. 8ee
Overmuch, ~ J..Ir. See Supe1'4 Inspect j tJlH to overlook.
abundaDt.-overmuohDel8, i.,)~j OVen&en, ~~ ,WtIM. See De-
..~. See Exuberan~. ceived, mistaken•
Oftl'lli8bt (before bed-ti~), J:.i Ov8l'll8llr, ,. jio\:"'" fJMIdIi,., ~ ~
r,=JI-..:-iJ WI tlJUt.,.,..,.. ...u.,w, jio\; . .,..
OYer-oftloiOUl, ~Wl~ lttIfllil- O,.erebade, ovel'llhadow, fl. (tltro. a
11tIl~1IIt. See ommous. sflade OTer). ""ill,; .allal.
Overpay, •. ~\ci~~i.,)\U~,,) Ot'ers!loot, ~. (shoot beyond the
-/-t."'" 144M', J4
0Yerp1aa.. i..,Lj;
ttl" • •t ","!&y.
3t!.H.
mark), ~\J.~:.n~~\~~
dard d t 04 miff til nt,Mn.
See 8urplu. Overaight (et'ror), \k;. ""atd, kL:
OYetpo_, ~~Ie-J rt!ia1t III ,luIla,. *"' '/11111. ~ee Mi!ltake,
-'tI4ff. See Outweigh. neglect.

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Overueep. tl. ~,,-.;-l\~ iiwat See Discovery, opening.-{a ~.ro­

amaatDm. [gAd/al. See Neglect. poeaI), ~r f!"'a, ~'.J~~
Ovenlip J..~ Wuimal. Ji\aj ta- taUtm ,.a,. .
OverBOOn. ~ IJ:.i i kabl tUwait. Overturn. tl. ~ laW. See Over-
See Too soon. [tlldmatt. throw.-To be overturned,~'
Overspent. ~ mutt/MIl. l;)\,.,u. i,,"WI. Overturned, y~
Overstock. • tl. b.,)~jPL. fluUldA fJ'UIill1b. Bee Overthrown.
1ns,4tlc1&. See Crowd. Overnlue, tl. See Overprize.
Oventrain, tl. (stretch too far), ' - J Overweak,'I~~"tlfjildtlrl.
).,)~ wautJtallo MI,atltlA; (to Overweigh, tl. Bee Preponderate.
make too violent efforts). ~Ji Overwhelm. tl. '\~~, att-
,~ tamtUAadd jaltiJoA. jiddtm.
Overtake. ~ uM1, ~ Will. Overwrought (too much labored),
Overtax. tl.· '~~U:Jl(j~ r~~~J.r- mat"'.z ".
taW tddlIJ lIlY'ad. if:!'-flii. t Qli...
Overthrow, tl. (turn upside down). Overworn (fatigued with toil).
~ laW j (to throw down. ) '!.il~y~ "'tab ill ift4,..
ruin). y ~ k/&a,.ab. See Destroy. Ought, aught (anything). ~ ,1tJ.
demoliah.-(to defeat), \-:-' \ ;. Ought, layij, -I..1'~
(,jJ,.ll;)1S }a,.

g1&alo.b, ~;'1&aatJm. SeeConquer, tltIn1ri,~j Jlal....'-:-'\:.....WIdIsl.

Bubdue. Oviparous, ~~ 1Jdyil, ...; LH
O"erthrow, ,. (defeat), ~~ \ b"",u. [~).
UUtlm, ~~ _I..at; (destruc- Ounce, •• 4iJ tlHlkiyllt (plur. ~~,
tiOll), Y~ 1_db, ~,~, Our, \j lid; as Our boob, ~
ittTaid4m. ~JJb Wm. See Ruin. ~ . Ouraelves (lit. 'Wo ae1t),
Overthrown (turned upside down). Iw-.i..i tta/1Ufl4.
,,":-""l.i:.- ••IIkalib; (dtllltroyed), Out (not within), ~ Nrrci; ~~
Y~ tMoUnlb, ~J~ .d- 1WJ.nj; (to go upon an expeditioD).
al1a; (defeated),y~ ".ag1&ld, .f-l'uk~.r tau.. ttU.· ",.1--
~~.....Aal'''. (to ~e publio), ..1"":-..Jl. "r
Overture, .J~l.;\ tiM,.. u~ 1:tIIAJ. mlll'utl,.. Out of hand, 'JI-
 OUT 753 OUT
Adlltm. See Instantly, immedi- aMfir' mift g""'riM. See Survive.
stoly.-To copy out, Jaj ""W. -An outliver. See Survivor.
Outbalance, •• ~!r-.J\~J rtJjjalt Outmeasure, tl. ~\.;U fai alluMltl:
ai_lid". Outmarch, tl. ~ laoak.
Outcast (exiled, expelled), ~ Outmost. See Outermost.
".""ffl'. Outprize, II. See Overrate.
8utcry, ~~ ItIUJt, ~ oula, \.,).,i Outrage, J- J~ ",,!til fl W,
.ida. See Clamor, exclamation, !ri\
ijtir(J. To outrage, commit
lamentation.-{au auction), .,)~ an outrage, J-J~ "aaa.jI
fIIezldtl.
Mi, ~..;.?\ ijtara' tala'.
.j&-JU fak tflla'. See
Outdo, tl.
Outrageons, v.- U faMlA, ~
Excel, surpass.
mufdiA,..; ~ ".utatatltlf,..;~
Outer, c::}'>. !&kiJ.rij. See Exterior.
muflarl. See Violent, tumultuous,
Outfly, •• (run away faster) ~
turbulent, enormous.
•dak.
Outrageously, ~\~ oWlI ijtwa.
Outgive, •• (give more than another)
Outr&,;eousnesa, ..;.:i....J tatatltll,
~J.clh..r..)4JL; fdi lJt1t fltd
~, ijtiriJ.. [nio.
taId gltayri1&i.
Outride, II. ~)4~ NW Oil
Outgo, •. (go faster) ~ laoak.
Outguard, I. J,~ kflraUJUl, ~
Outroot, tl. ~ "alaf:! tJ '"'"t.
See Eradicate, extirpate.
Wft!'A, ~; ""robfl~"t.
Outlandish: ~ff gluwlo, J~ Outrun, •. viS')4~ItJ1Jai bil raU.
oarrd"l. See Foreign. Outsail, tl. ~.rJ-:-~""
Outlaw, •• ~..,.:J\~~~V\>. fllflrkao ,abflk fllflrialJ.
Dilrc; ta" ligdMt AMluwIttJt, Outshine, tl. (excel in lustre) JU
("-,f maAnim, ~~~ ~4 fdk oilltl"'t::
J:a14 maU1im talay1&i bil katl. Outshoot, •• ~~'l.l".P kfI!Dft7tJ1
Outlet, I. ~ makraj. dtfltl milt. [superficies.
Outline, •. i!~,i; ",,"Mt, h>. !&kat, Outside, I. ~ ,atA. See Surface,
r-J rA•• Outswear, ,. ~~.:.:-\......&-.
Outlive, II. ';i~.;S\;L: ttIiA Mlaf aMan ",i" gMyr''''.
 ox. 7M PAC

0\JHI11k, v. ~4:J"..;$\J.:. IwJJ Ox-atall,.J.:J),>\ lIoUjr M Ww.

• ar ",i,. gMgnli. " [lirteat. Oyster, 4"..;:-' i4tiri4ifa, i.J.w
Qutvote, v. ~)l4~ 1ud bil ..uf.
Outwalk, II. ~~.rJ'~
mIIll tJhGr min ,htsynM.
P.
Outward, v\:i.. iMrij. The ou~
ward appearance, i~UiJ\i.J,...=aI\
P has an uniform BOund in EugliIh,
tIIltlreat GlldA.rat, ~J tDllJl, excepting before A, where it
.Jb~ adMr. BOunds like f, as 'philollopher.'
Outwardly (externally), "w),- At the beginning of 801I1t wordl,
.Irata", "!r'~ admra", ~l~ when followed by t, the sound ia
j.JlUiaI\ 1JiltqajA Glldmr. not perceptible, as 'Ptolemy.'
Outwarda (towards the outlide), The Arabians have no charaIlter
t::J \$I 4 lJiliMrai... [10II1II. for this letter. on which ICCOlIIlt
Outweigh, tI. I;)j~\e-.J rtljjal al they subetitute, in general, ~,
Outwit, tI. (deceiTe) ~ gMl1l,.J~ when they adopt words where it
gNultw. See Cheat. OCOUl'll, from foleip languap;
Outwork, •. ~~~ Myt lJarra"l. 88 J=.i for ~' • an elephant;'
Owe, •• (be in debt) ~"~ VN}i for V"..J~' • Perllia.' S0me-
t.,u.yA 4.,... [k..,..,. times they u~ y ; u vJJ!
for
Owl, •. (owlet) ("y. lJtlm (fem. i.j! PM". • Paul.'
Own, •. (acknowledge) .;; w, Pabulat, pabuloUB (a1iJDeIltary),
~r' ittaruJ. See CoQfe88.•- JJl..maW.
To own or poase88, ~ ..-w;
Pace, •. (""U .""., iMW iJ».
(claim), ~"Ji t amal "twcJ. (plur. c.;.J~ ~t). See
Ow:nel'llbip, 4-U L. rnilliilgal, Step, meuure.-Pace by pace,
~ tamalltli. See PQllIl888iQn. ("~ ..(""U 1:4rtlam.... 1Ii~.
Owner, ,. ~l.. mdlii, ~~ Pacifioation, u,l..:a.... ..
~
,41IilI, ~~ ww.ltaarrij. 8eet t:"
11111. A paciflcaflor, paoiier.
Poeee880r, master, lord. (\.-~.
Ox, •• ~ lJaura (plur.)i.! lJ.,.) . Pac:i6c, ~ .1IlI..
Paci&ally,

.
 "'\..s1... ,ulluJl~, '-LJ",~~ Pagod". (ido!), JJ fDGMfI, r:-
bikol ltIllaifl to/l ,tIltJ"..". See ,/1M".. See Idol.
llildly. Paid,t.';.M mell/llt·
Pacify, tI. (make peace), ~~ Pail, ,. (for milk), ~\tJ:J fDatcl
tllllUJl 1tIlla, ..;~ Aadda'. See 0.1 Wlb, ~ fJI4llJa...
Reconcile, appease. Pain, ~J fDlIj/lt! J\.ii\ i1lfitdl,
Pack, package, I. (load), ~ ~ \ altJm, ~·U taallum, ~.r "...
""'t; A1~ ')1)14". See Load, See Anguiab, grief, trouble, tor-
bundle. ment.-(pnnisbment), y ~
Pack, fl. (bind up), rJ- Aaut. ttldIJ,y\~t"lIdIJ,~~ t Uukt.
Packer, I. r~~ Aslllldm.
Pains,i.:...s.-'- mi"1IIJt, i ij ,~o 11
fII"'Aa.U.t, ~ JtJtltl, ~ j"lul.
Packet, ,. (mail), ~lJ palm.
Pack-saddle, '0 ~~ pillan.
- . See Labour, toil.-The pains of
child-bearing, ~~ ...J:MIl.
Pact, paction, 1:..,:. "'Me, ~ t/llul,
Pain, fl. ~~J fDtljjat, ~\ tJ1lIIm. See
~ taU. See Contract, bargain.
Aftlict, torment; alIo ache.
Padlock, I. JAi J:ujl. To padlock,
Painful, pained (full of pain), ~~
JAi kafal.
".utiJalli",; (diftloult), ~ • .#
Pagan". ~J fDllIanl. See Heathen. ,a,6.
"-
-Paganism, r\:-)Ib")~ eldd4e Painfully (with great aftliction, ~
al 41114m.
IJigAsm, ~JJ",r-l\~ IJiiol
p• • ,. (of a book), ~ -fAae a14_ fD/J to/ljat; (laboriously),
(plur. '-=-'~ ,ajAde), ~ ~J)'~~ 6iioljaddin w(ljalul,
HAifa" (plur. ~\.sJ 'flM.yif). ...r'~ biullt'tl .
The two opposite pages of a book, Paint, tI. (repreeent by delineation
y~\\::J.,) tla.fatiJ. al J:itiJ.b. A and color)'.JJ- 8atOWtW; (to
page boy, rL: ,luIld_, ..jL.,iJ.if. color), ~ latOW/l1I.
See Attendant, cupbearer. Painted, ~Ji:- lIIa,.k,"; (as a
Pageant, ,. )a:- fIlIJlIIM', ~ picture), JY- fllUlaWtoa,..
___ (plur. .;'Uia.. nUMdAir). Painter, I.)~ ..."alOlDi,..

See Show, spectacle. Painting, part. ..,,;-.. ",UI(JWfDir.

 PAL 766 PAL

Painting, I. vUi
uIIl, .;!.~ Pallet, I. (meen ()f' amall bed),
t4IItDf,.. See Picture.-The art of ~~.} /fWIlur. oWInz.
painting~~\ ~ f..ilmtJttMw'r. Palliate, fl. ~~,LJ-¥ taM
Pair, I. ~,) IIWJ}'. See Couple.- t_a,.lJ.f j (to mitigate pain, etc.),
A married pair (husband and ~~,) "flJYtM WllM, ~
wife), ~~,j salDjlJ.n. ~~\ kM.ffa/tIl WC;at:
Pair, fl. (join in couples), ~;) saw- Palliation, palliative, , .; _ ; ii'
f/1f1j j (to be joined in couples), )\~~~~\ t4DftJ til . -
~;.J tasaUJU1tfj. bil'ttisd,.. See EXCU8e, apolog.-
Palace, ~~ IfWlJ.y,.rU Iaw(plur. (mitigation otpain, etc.), ~
J~ kuil,.). ttlUftf, ~ tMi&&,.dk~~~'~
Palanquin, I. ~~f~tUM I'Mfi. matlii,.iin blJ.tiltsA.
Palatable (agreeable to the taste), Palliative, fIli. (mitigating pain,
~~ lab, ~ na/fl. eto.),~L./~~.;!.J~~J
Palate, I. d.:.- luMusk, ~'UA..a _II.
btlUill ,,,,..,yiJ& ialII. IN
lal/ alMa. mlJ.ytdilyyilJ.

..
Palatine (poseeseed of regal rights), Pallid. See Pale•
JS' JU:.....\ ~ t.- ldAilJ "t'1dIJ.1 Palm-tree, I. ~ fIdAU. The
iullI. Bee Sovereign. 1ibres of the palm-tree (of which
Pale (in color), ~\ GI/ar (fem. they make ropes, ete.), ~ Itf.
,~ la/ra). The palm (victory), ~ ftMf'tII,
Pale, I. (for making inclosures),,)JJ P sa/a,.. See Triumph.-The
wataa (plur• .,)\3,\ awtiltl). An palm of the band, ~,~ l:II.l
inclosure ()f' fence of pales, 8 yGtl, i.- ~ ri1""'.
palisade, palilll1do, ~'r ~'" Palma-christi, V.r>- JAwvst.
WaHUfi. Palmer, I. ~ ~ 14};', ~~
Paleraced, ~,~, GI/ar til wail. maitltJll. See Pilgrim.
Palen('ss, )~ la/ii,..
Pall, tI. (become insipid ()f' vapid),
Palmer-worm, I. ~r' ~.
Palmistry, ~,~ tu. III ,-,
..-
~",,)t.- '~" tUUtj (to make in- ~\~ t"'" "-'4. See
sipid), t::l'" "llat: Chiromancy.
 PAll 757 PAP

Palpable (peroeptible by the touch), Pan, I. (for frying, stewing, etc.),

v-,--. ...viii, v-Jl 1w4 U ~ f1UJkltl', ila.. mtIilal (plur.
J:4W til l4ma; (manifest), ~I) J\:i.,. mtJidlf).
wUila. Palpableness (to the Panacea, I. (universal remedy),
touch), v-U'44U kabiliytlt til ~riJlh..r::l~ tildj m"ew
lou ; (manifestnes.~), &rJ tumv.mf.
l4JItNIfA, ~ __• '5 ttIlJyIrt. Palpably Pancake, I. ~lj ti
Mtot ItIldbiyat.
(by the tonch), v-U~ billa".,; Pane, I. r::1.;4
murtlbbtlto .L-j~
(manifeet1y), '~u:. 10Awa", murtlbbtltat. .A. pane of glasa,
~~ ..~'y- hi toajM" todtltA. flj.J ltItoA kiIds.
Palpation, u-I lIJ1M. See Feel- Panegyric, C.M madA, \:J la1l4,
ing,touch. ....A..:oJ toMj. [Encomiast.
Palpitate, f7. ~ !WI/u.k, ~) Panegyrist, 10 C\:i.. madtldA. Bee
rajtlj. See Tremble.
Palpitation, ~1~\ll>.!WI/IIJ:4"
Pang,
;,\$1\
I. ~ ,luIm, r\
tJlMn, ~~1
inhlatl til 1iIW.tir. See
til ialIJ, ~I~U~) rtljtl/dll Anguish, pain. [torment•
M iali. Pang, c/. ~J tottjjat. See Pain,
.
Palsy, I. ('',j
/dlij; (hemiplegia), Panic, I. ~~J.J~""';r>­
i'U jillij; (paralysis), ~..) "luIto/ mitt dun WJtlb, -.,jr="-
1'Wf:!ltal. klultoj. See Terror, fright.
Palaied, ~~ MIIflv.j· Pannel, I. (pack-saddle), ~~
Paltry,;:i- Wlr, ~.J cIa"f, ~.; paldft, ~ 1MIUIf', L:.>..r. _"ttll
.,u-u. See Mean, contemptible, (plur. t..J~ bfWddifJ·
pitiful.- Paltrin88ll, i}...i_. Pannier, I. ~j lankl, J..-k,ri
~"M. See Meanneaa. karW, &l; ku.fe, ~ 'aile. See
Pamper, .,. !.J~~ ~\ tltt"'" Hamper, basket.
"44lM,J!.Jclallal,~ItJmflUJlI. Panther, ,. rJ ftflllW,;! btlbr.
Pamphlet, I. ~ 1",,0> ~C~.il\.....) Pantefle, ,. ~.Y.~ b4bi1lA. Bee
rNiJW lwlA /f W tI1J&a4. A. Blipper.
pamphleteer, ~\~JC.JU Papa, "''''
.,., p4p4. See Father•
I4IWt ff MJ: til ,ltayr. Papaverona (resembling poppy),
 PAR 7S8 PAR
~~\~ trary to ap~), ~LA­
11la.... mug1ldlatat. Paradoxical, ~
Paper, J.J' fDM'tJk. Blotting-paper, J-i.-c.J'd HtU t fltl til t:ail.
~L.iiJ.J' fDlWtJk MIluM/- A Paradoxica1ly, ~~~ bi tlticl4f:.>
sheet or leaf of paper, ~~)\~~
A...,j.J' MII1t al m"
fDlWala. tltUldc..
'-
Par (equality), i~\.- mUltifDdA, Pangon (model, pattern), ;~U
~ \h-. "'utiibakat. hi~..iflQt j (Iupremely excelleat),
Parable, I. ~ maiM, iJ.>.i I4clwat, ~L1L. ..aWo
~
tMnril. Parables. ~b-.. ... nair, ~~~~ Iii Idtltlflie.
,alat. ~ ~ tamltlat. Paragraph, •. j.AJ fail. See Sec-
Parabolical J:-- mtIIalt. tion.- Paragrapbica1ly. ~
Parabolically. J _ • ...."J tamltlafl, ~\ talll' att.jlli. -
~\~y. bi fDqjA al tamltl. Parallel, ~j\yw. ",tdatcldst, ~}".
Parade, ~ tflsatNtIt. See Pomp, ~.

magniftcence, show.- }[ilitary Parallel or parallel line, I. ~

parade or array,jU\J.;.~ ~}yw. IMtt IJItItafDcisl. A pa-
iMif tala' til tald}"'. A parade rallel figure, t,fj~JU. .wi
or place for military exeroise. .A parallel (compari-
",tlttlfDlJsI.

~\ ~ ",telafl. son). ~ tat,utA, J.: • • i

Paradigm, I. ~ fIIQIal (plur. .w.....' tamlll, V'~ Inydl, m\- ...
tIftIIilat). See Example. .a.alfltj (conformity), .LuI,..
Paradise, V'J,),jjlWaUl (pl. ~,)l;; ....oaj.t. ~\h-. MUd"'t.
jlWiJdtl), ~ janMt (pl. ~~ Parallel, f1. (place in pe.rallelliDea),
iMlfldt). Belonging to paradise, ~j'.f...b~-....w 5j '" DttHt
paradisiacal; tUlO the blesBed, or "'tlt4tDtJaiyM; (to be equal to),
the inhabitanta of Paradise, toJj~ tI/JU'. See Resemble, oar-
~JoJ.) !lWafl,ll. respond.-(tocompare), ~Jt
Paradox. I. (a tenet contrary to Ie-
t"'" t.lAiIA, ~ \i..J.r ~
oeived opinion), ~~, uttd4t! ..Urii~ A,;jl.,..J.i t.-l ...
k.~ bilt -; (an usertion con- fDdlanat.
 PAR 759 PAR
Parallelism, '~',.. rJJwotJsdA, ..,j}i Jll... _jldlc, ~ t"/,,,II. See
tMDdal. Adulatory. - [Umbrella.
Paralogism, paralogy, ,. (false argu- Paraaol, •• ~ ,Aamligat. See
ment), ~~J\:Ju..r. btwMII ld Parcel, ,. (small bundle) ~ btIltJ.;
W1kdt Wo, ~~.I~~"> Hlrl (a part), ~ AUlaA, ~ A¥Jtt ,";
,i4rr 6urAa".. [See Palsied. (a number), ..>~ t.... See
Paralysis. See Palsy.-Paralytic. Quantity, JDUlI.-To paroel (di-
Paramount, j&' tlf:!a', .r.S" aHar, vide), V---~~ iautIrJJ
~, at""'. ~.?' tiM-a... See ""'til ""'til.
Supreme, eminent. Parch, tI.a J~ wai, ,.,;~ ,/usw',
Paramour, I. J-=o~ ttl.Aile. Bee k~ aWtoat. Bee 8oorch.
Lover, misUesa. Parchment, JJ rdi.
Parapet, I. (wall breast high), ~\:.., Pardon, J" taft, i~ magl/artlt,
MtttIra. A parapet of lattice W~ gAu/rd". A. pardon (war-
work, WJ)! L,..> wdhzl1". rant offorgivenesa), MUJ" taftl

Paraphernalia (goods in the disposal lItIma. To ask pardon,~,

of a wife), j~ jaM.s,..k' maAr, iltagA/ar. To ask pardon, Of'

make an apology for past offences,

J'~ IfMldle.
c...uLri-3~)~1 ittalM'
Paraphrase, t.Jj ~'C.f' .1Mwl
I. .
~dll, ~ ta/llr. Bee Com- tall tallir"" ,ala/a m"""•.
mentary, interpretation. - To Pardon, tI• .j'P g1o/tIf' _"la', (:
paraphrase, C~ ,1ord, J-¥ ~ ,a/ah ttlll. See Forgive.
~ t amal ta!lIr. .f.. paraphrast, Pardonable,.}iu.. ,ugh/or, ~ ~
t:~ lluwriJl. Bee Commentator. pI flJdjilJ al ta/u, ~~
-ParapbraetiQal, ";j~'C~ ~~I mutafDjilJ 01 gAu/ra".
iiMGr'. ma"all. Pardoned, ~J,.u.. magA/ur lIJTw,
FatIp1u18. See UJltbrella. JJJ.a.., matlur• [gAqf11r.
PBIlIIBDg, ,. (a Peraitm 1888l1e), PardQner, •• J\...li ,1opr, J#
~}flWl4Ut. Pardoning, 44j.}\.C IAafir.
Pansite, I. (feut-hunter, s.tterer) Pare, tI. ...;.J WM. To pare oJ'
 PAR 760 PAR

the lkin or rind, ~ .tJltIl:A,.# Parry, II. (the thrust fir' blow of.
_W. Iword) ..=J~~I.-..i-j ~~'J
...
Pared, ~J.;a.. k4. ~\ la/lit tiM ff(J/lilli liM
Parent, •• ~~ way6, .).\~ tlJalid. w6at /II.'"
Parente. ~.).\~ walid4yn. See ParaimonioUl, ~ WAIl. See
Father, mother.
Parentage (extraction), ~'Gll,
J-j ftIJIl, ~ fI/JIlJ6. See
Frugal.-Parsimonionaly (C01'et-
onaly), ~"'t~ "....
Hall. ParaimoniollSlle., par-
t.
Deecent, genealogy. simony (frugality), Js': 6dW,
Parental, ~ fl/Jlaii. ~\-." i...ai.
Parity, ~C:... IlMIIM6I1Mt, Jt~d Parsley, vJJ~ lHIUii.u.
ittiddl, ~~ tGlM".A, Wl.t.. Parsnip fir' carrot, •. j .... J:r:-
mtmll,alM. See Equality, re- Part, •. (piece, portion) ~ "'[tIL
semblance. See Share, portion, 10t.--{eJwe,
Park, •• I:)~ 6tl.tta., ~~ pari. lot, portion), ~ Aiua.\ W
Parley, 11. ~)1~ tadhw milt. iiImIJt; (businese, duty), ~
A parley, Wlt... ..~, tarnal,~, amr, ;,.);-. ....W
~U:.... "..&AatlJ6.e. See Con- See Aotion, conduct. - (aide,
venation. party), -.;;, tMvJf, ~~ iI-·
Parody, •. ~ ftl/JllIl, ~ talA6IA, The best part of anything, ~
~ Wlftl, t~1 tltidd. ilatIlQ,at. The third part (of any-
Parole, .ws ial.iMt. See Word.- thing), ~ ifill. The tburth
(promise), ~J Wllttl. part, ~.) rUt. The fifth put,
Paroquet, ~~ tltwrM.,AlrM. ~ .u.N. From everyput,
Paroxysm, •• ~J WMt, JJ') tlIJu1r ; ~ ~ ~~ mi. W jafJiIJ. The
(of a fever, etc.) ~!JJJ tlawr forepart, .)~ .tMW. See Fore,
III AflmmIJ'. See Fit. front, first.-The latter part, f'-i
Parricide (murder of a parent), J=.i akAir. See Latter, hinder.-In
')'\\)' uti III walttl. A parrioide, whole and in part, ~.r:-J.j!~
'.).\~JJ\; kdtil tlJalitltWJ. • .... iollt WlljWl. Parte(facultiel,
I
Parrot, ,. ~ tltwrlJ1l. abilities), ~~J' itlrd, JU I
I

j
 PAR 761 PAR
t.v, L~ /tWil,fIt; (quarters, Participable (capable of being shared
regions), ~~1 atrdJ, ~L:;' or participated), ~)~,~
llidllm, ~ e-
tllalllditi. See . mllmii,. al mfllAcJrdat, ~ Li
Country, district.-In every part, i! ~, I:dlnl til
I
oJ
mfllM,.aW.
~~~J jf iol jdtnl. Participate, f1.~~ \ aiMS Muat,
Part, e. (divide, share), ~ Iaa,alll; ~.r-) .. ,il,. '_Ii, ~)~Ji
(to Iep8J'8te, dilunite), r:bi
hltGf:., tamal mfllMraW. See Share.
~} /tW", ~ /illal. To part Participatiou, ~~, iMtirdi. To
(be Iep8rated), J.4i;' 1,,/tJItIl; give a participation, ~~,
(to take farewell, t~J fOtIddtIt· atta' /&i"d, ~ Mrltll.
Partible (diviaible), ~~l\~ Participle active, I. Jd~lt"'\ Vm
........ til iflirdl:. til /ilt!" A participle pusive,
Partake, ". (to have share in any- J,-a...J,t"" 11m til tna/f:fll.
thing), ~~1 aI:W A_A, Particle, I. ~.; sarrat or tlarrat.

~~ IM"l. Bee Participate. A particle (part of speech), ~..,­

-Partaking, ~.r- ,AcwfI:. Bee - / (plur. ~J"'- Auril/). A
Participant. conjunctive particle, ~.r­
Partaker, ,. ~~ laM Av,aA, ~\ Aar/al ta~.fl'"••A:l\~r
~~ \ al:Altl Av,aA, ~.r­ _ / aeta/,tr. .A. particle of
dtWIi, ~~ m",AcJ,u. See action, ~\A1\il.>\ atlat til /atil.
PadDer. .A. vocative particle, \.).;.H~r
Parted, ~ ..dtala.., ~J,}--e _ / al .ida.
...jrY.i, tJ~ mflfNUtlt· Bee .Particular (not general), V'~
Divided, aeparated. [IM'Itat. ~, V'~ Ha" ~J4&'.r.:i
Parterre, ,. i..;J) "flUJut, ~)j g1ttlgr tfllRilmf; (single, indivi-
Partial (inclined to favor one side), dual), .>~ ...fratl; (odd,
..;}W ."I1wW ; (not universal), whimsioal), ~ t"l1J; (un-
"",,\Do. iAcJ., ~J4&'.r.:i gAa". common),.>1:::.....~ gAa". mtlttU,
t:.-••f • ~ •• , • ".",,.,lwa1J. See
Partiality, ~~ gwtultyflt. Singular, strange.
Partially, ~.r=~InWgwtlli,fIt. Particular, ,. (anything belonging
 PAR 7tJ2 PAS
to an individual),..r'~ k/ntrilf, kilflltlt j (separation), ~\j Jrdl,
~~ kAUlVliyat j (an indivi- J~' iftirii.k, J~' fAJItiI·
dual), ~ ,luIklu, ...Ji farl. A partition (wall, eto.), J};
See Peraon.--(a single point, jarij, y~ AijdIJ.
thing, or instance), ~ fartl; (a Partition, •. (divide by a wall, etc.),
minute detail), ~ Usf,fl. ~ ""-nt, ~ _tat. See
Particularity (something peculiar), Divide. [tdr1iM.
4:~lJtd"at,~~kAlUllfl"fltj Partly (in some meuure), "'~.}i
(individuality ),~ \.>.}f"nicJniy.t. Partner, •. ~;:. .Aarfk. ~t:...
Particularize, pal'ticulate (mention ,..,1IIJrii.
distinctly), ~~~ .wll1 Partnership, oU!ro ,AardUt, oUr
bil tIIf.fl. ,Airl:tlt. ~~\ "1ttinU. ~Ju...
Particularly (distinctly), "J: 0 i .. "...,1IIJ"'t. To be in patDer-
til""""" J _ oR - l\ Jt t a14' ship, ~rJ\" .ilr ,Iuwfi.
IIII«f6l1, "L:'ai.. tMftlUilltJ,,; (peeu- PlITtridge••• ~ Mjlll.
liarly),"~~ kAuri.",., "'.t.,~ Party, ~.,j fM'l" (daal, ~)
iAtJMta,,; (extremely), ~~ farlkl"). A party .,. select
". g1llJ,.t, ~~ gTt4,at, ~~ asaembly, ""t&.~ -.jlil
~~\ g1tflgflt al gltd,at. 1M,; (side). -.;.>
tllraf, ~~
Partisan, t. ~ _&It. See Hal- jii."N.
berd, javelin, pike.-<an adhe- Party-colored, l;)~ . .til. . . . .
rent), ("~J rajfi j (a coDlmtlDder ~ ......... [t4rwf.
of a party), ~~.) raygi. Party-maD, , • ..j,>~~ ..w
t...w. Party-wall, ,. ~\i~ " . ktit·
PartitiGn (division), 4..-.i ...., Paschal, ~ fM"".
~ ,.,.." ~ji ---t· P. ., II. (~forward.by, .,.throlr3h).
See Di*ibutiGD.-The partftion ~.; .",w; (to cro8I emir 01'

cI aninheriWl.ce, ~~'r\...:i' through a mer. eie.),,r t*r.

.at",. III .1r4,.
Tlae fee to a / ' 111M, ~ Mf-; (to be at aD
judge for determilliag a putition end), ~\.., iii,. ........ :0
ctl inheritance, 4.-i1'r-'J""'" .1 dep8rt this lite, ~\.1 \, »~Js:, ,
 PAS 763 PAS
irlMal flIin lttI&ii 4Jl talafll. See PlUI8ion (opposed to action), J\,W'
Die.-To paas a law, f- 1aiam, infitdl, ~"'" MWc1 MI'IItI/"
~ ,maraf:. To pass sentence, See Grief, sorrow, anger, rage,
rkJ=' atta' lulm, tr' love, lust, desire, hatred, malice,
,wat. To pass, paas by, paasover etc.-Without paasion (or anger),
(omit), ~ ttJrak, ~ fUll. Bee ~~ lIila g1uJdtJlJ. The pas-
Neglect. To p888 (allow, admit, siona of the mind, ~ Wi ~Y'
approve), ~ taMutJn, ~ fIIAratl na/,ani,al. The pasaions
Ulul. To p888 upon, ~ Ji of lo",e, ~II,.. mafDd al titAi.
t4tllltJl AllaA. To pass for (per- Passionate (prone to anger), ~~
sonate another), ~ t- Ji tafNIl g1ltll1fi.IJ, ~~I~t,... Adml IJI
AtJWo. miaaj.
Pus ,. (narrow road or PlII8lI88), Passionately (angrily), ~~
~ w.m/tII1 j (of a mountain), fJil:ol "'-miyat; (with strong de-
y j r ttJ"iilll. sire), ~)~ /Mol rugAHt.
Pusable (possible to be passed), P8880ver, ~,~ tltl al feu!.
).~.n~,,"""'4Jltd11,,; (sup- ~I~ tltl al WI,..
portable), ~ ,ataluwttlUll. P""e (unresisting), ~...
See Tolerable, allowable, popular. muWurt»mil, JAl..-. fllflldMl.
Pusage (road, etc.), V!.'>
tarlk. See Patient.-A. paasi1'8 verb,
See Way, ferry.-(jo1U11ey), .}-> J,,-a.. flltJftill, J~ mtJ;'lnll.
.a/",.. A. punge in a book, Jli.. Paaively, ~,,~~ lJUol
JRtIhiI, J; iawl. W....,.l WIII.W. See Patiently.
Paaeed over (neglected), u-:- P_veneu, ~ ~'r
""""a' j (forgiven), ~ri-""'" , . . Bee PatieJlCle, mbmUaion.
'MtIfl/flrlaM. PUlIport, ,. &.:JJ;,oJ l..J• JHltdJlfJrl.
~ger, , • .;it..... mlll4fir,,r.k Past (not pteseBt, BOBe), ~I".
~)zl' t dW attarfi, J-. '.J rdltil, ..adJ, ..... L. 'I.lif, r~ ......
~~~ tdis;' _.11. Bee Wtlfnt, ~L. lfIiii.
Tra'Veller• Past, a. ~W' tllldlli.i, ~l.J'
p..... (,.")'.f.~ t ahir. fIlMd.. Things that are pest,
 PAS 764 PAT
~',.., lIMDiJlif, ~,~ ,alDab;}. ta"j; (to feed cattle on pasture
grounds), ~) rata'.
Those who are past (predecell8Ors),
~~, al ".tdaktJddimf1l. Pat (e:uct, suitable), ",~1 ld,ii.
Past (beyond, above), J,i jaw}. See Fit, opportune.
Past hope, J,.-WIJ,i jaw} al Pat, tI. (strike gently), y~ tiara.
frtiJmill. Past ability (of doing Patch, ,. (on a garment, etc.), l.U)
anything), i)..u~ bila l;udrat, rtlktaA. To patch (a garment),
'F~ bila iilwat. Past all danger, ~.J raHat·
"".h>.~ bila kltata,.. The participle Pate, UM'.J I'd,. See Head.
past, J,.a..J\~ \ Um til maltal. Patent (open, public), ~L:. ,Ad,it ,
Paste, i~ iAamfrat. See Leaven. ..r'U; 111M,..
-(flour and water for pasting), Patent, ,. ~L.} jtlnlfilfl, ~';.
~ ttIJ"t1l. To make paste, _ailt,..J~ .....Mar (plar.
~s:. t aja1l. To paste Of' fasten ~t:... ..fIdI1fr). The royal
with paste, ~ laMi. See Glue. signet on letters patent, tiii
Pastime, ~ ttJjarruj. See Amuse- ~..J ttJIDift raftr · [NracdlI.
ment, diversion, play. [grazier. Patentee" • .,fL.,jjtWlRdlllf, JJ~-!
Pastor". if~ r4t" See Shepherd, Paternal, 't!Yo' tIlJawf. Paternal
Pastoral, ,~)1y~ mtJIIrib succession, ~~ "'rtil. 8ee
lilrvt 41&. See Rural, rnatic. Heritage.
Pastry, ~I..:)~ ".dli,4t Path, ,. ijJ.>
tarll. A path which
bit:4f1"t1l,I..:)\"'~trtalJ'11I4t;(con- haa no thoroughfare, ~All.

fectionery), I..:)~ _tI1JiJIdt. frtdialw 'llUMjal. See Road, street,

A pastry cook (or confectioner), tract.
,J'}- Wtoa1lf. Pathetic, ~ lJtI!iIA,~""ri.
Pasturable (proper for pasture), Pathetically, ~ .. ~ ""-'till
~ .rI'if i1t4t; til fllM'ttl' • ~ . To tonchpatbetiC8ll"

Puture, pasturage (grounds), ...r..r- ~ lttIwaj·

t:3..r- .....ttJt · Pasture,
flUll'ttl', Patheticalneu, ~'t:~ w,tj
paaturiDg, ...sU..r- marttJt '· Mu/,. See Pathetic.
Puture tI. (f~ as cattle), ~ Pathway, ,. <,jJ~ ttJrf}. See Path.
 PAT 766 PAY

Patience'r ,abr, ~te&Mmlfttd. Pattern, ~ mal_at.

r ,.w.
I.
..
To have patience, See Paucity, ili kilkJt, tadam. r.).C.
Patient.
Patient,,r.\':' 'abir, ~~ ,1Ii11r; (in
See Scarcity.
..
Pave, tI. ~ ballllt.
grammar), J,u..-
tlItIftul. To
Pavement, I. 1:~ bllldt.
be patient, ~ ta/uJmmal'r
uiM'. Pavor, pavier, ,. m""allie. kl.:-
Patient, I. (person indisposed), Pavilion, ¥
kAaymat (pI. ~
vi'...,. flUWU, ~ t alil. ,uuyam), r~ UtYrlm. See
Patiently, r~ biiol 1IIlw'.r! Tent.
hi 1IIlw. Pauper, ,. ~ mNkfn,..r-i-i
Patly, "~J It'iyka,., ~L.:....~ Itlkfr. See Poor. man, beggar.
biiol mtmiiltlitJt, .LiW~ biiol Pause (stop), U;; ttlwtJk1&uf. See
l.yaJ:at. See Fitly, opportunely.
Interval, intermission, de1ay.-
Patriarch, ~.J..~ "batrftJrk (plur. (suspense), 4-.:. ,WIltse, ~
U.J~ batarakat). A patri-
lAak, ~.:;;; tartJddud. See Hesi-
archate, ~~ batrakiyat. tation, doubt.-To pause (make
Patrimonial, ~J.J'- mawr1U, a stop), u..:;; ttJwakl:af, ~J
~ IIItdll. Patrimonial pos-
W'"I; (to hesitate), ~':;.J ta-
tle88iOD8, ~J),..JL. mal f1UHO-
...... rtJddud.
Pawn, ,. db) raAn. See Pledge.-
Patriot, I. ';'i\~ mllA,o al
A pawn at chess, J~ hayid•
..ta1J. .• 1.n~
Patriotism, \;,I
-To pawn or give in pawn, l:l"..:
oJ •

W6 (II flllIttI••
Patrol, I. (night watch), ~ \1oJ".J\- raAmi. To redeem a pawn, r.:..>.;
lui," III ltIgl, v-J- l CUtll. l:l") lId .,.,.akn.
Patron, I. L"W)\- lam. See Pro- Pawned, ~~ rntWttJIuJ'" ~.,..~
tector.-A patroness, L}_~ marA'll,.. A pawner, db!; rdAm.
/tiIrUGt. Patronage, ~ l..t.>. Ai- Pay, tI. t:i~ dalat, wa/ll'. To JJ
..0,_, ~~ ,aytJntJt. See Pro- pay wages, ~~\~~ dalat al
tection, guardi8D8hip.-To pa- ttd'll/ae.
troDise, ~ A4HIItI'. Pay, i...Jj..; {tdv/at. See Wages,
50
 PEA 766 PED
pension, atipelld, hire.-lI-onthly A grllOD peacock,,ri> 'U",U
pay, ~L. milAiYflt. IaWtll UAiltw.
Payable, l ..m~\J f&ii.jilJ al ida, Peak, '. (top of a hill), ~\,....~
u)l~ m"mkin al wald. rill 4JjjtIlJal. See Summit, point.
Pay-day, t:i.)\l r.% yawm addGlt. Peal, '. (of thunder), ,).;.) "~j
Payer, •. (of debts, etc.), t:i'.,) (of bells), .l:..hJ, "flU1I41.
~')\I dilfit atldagn. Pear, •• ~6P Mjdl, w~ IN-

Payment, 'oJ\ idd, uJ waft!.. jiila1&.

Pea, peas, '. ~ ,wmmtll. Pearl, '. )) lulu. A large tw lQyll1

Peace, ~ ifill. Bee Quiet, con- pearl, t: \::J:~ tlwrat tlUdj.

tent, amity, silence.-A treaty of Peasant, I. t..li lalliiA, tJ~ sant'
pe8C(', t.UI~ taU al ..zit,
See Countryman.

4l'-.. mtllalaMt, i~\- m.

Pebble, '. b. Jioa.
Peck, tI. (as a bird), j£JuUr.
tdltadtlt. The peace of God,
Pectoral (belonging to the breast),
~lrL. .alam alla1l. Peace be
~)~ ,adrl.
with him, rWI~ f:.alayAi
Peculiar (appropriate, not common
aualdm. To make Peace, w~
• to all), v=l>. Hal, v=,...=-i:"
~ tlJ~al .uIA. To renew peace,
_At.., ~Ji;:i gAayr lUl.I.
~\.,)~ jatltJail al lUll.. To
Peculiarly, ~L>. IluiaiJlIl,
sue for peace, (-JI~ taW
~,,-.>- lluMi"",at, ~l>
oMA. To infringe the peace, ~.
~\~l:;.. 1M" tJUUlA. To ob- Peculiarity, '\J~ ~
serve the articles of peace, ~ I; #~~ iAaut,a.. "L;L>.
~I~~ rdta' dtwayit u.a"ataft. [1I4Uf.
filMA, t.UI]PJ,r.~\.. .lIn dtwill Pecuniary (relaiing to moneJ),&J~
0""". [See Mediator. Pedagogue, I. lJ]J'rl- aMIt""
Peace-maker, '. t..'-- flltudliA. awltJil. See Schoolmaster.
Peach, •• i,j~.,) ill/l'f'IIW. Pedal, ~)I~ gdAu "';'1.
Peacodf, •• V"'Ju, tdWtll, or UMJJU, Pedant, I • ..;~ fldawl, ~J.;S
IdtelfD4, (plur. V"!.,'Y ta",awl.). lari,. g/uzlalJtIIt.
 PEN 767 PEN

Pedestal, •. (base of a pillar), Pennllaw8, "'J~ kudfltl, .,)J.J..I

,)r~\~.J n}l III t dmutl. ¥ .?\ al Audi1tl aA.lusrfJgat,
Pedicle, •. ..;L ,tIl. See Stalk. trJ\.,)J~ Autli1tl aAtWt·
Pedigree, ~ fttIItJb (pI. yW\ Penalty, •. ~..r:- jerl••t, L ~
.lIIah), j..J\ a,l (pI. J~' fIIi1l), glusrilmal. See Fine, mulot, pun-
J-j ","l(plur. JW' alllrIl). ishment.
Peel, fI.~ ialNw. Penance (chastisement), y'~
Peel (rind), t- ,aWA, ~ huMT. t as46 , '-;-'~ t iid6, 4~
Peep, fl. eJ la11Ul1l, ~ nasa,., ~ ttd11hat.
la1«.. See Look, glance, in8pect. Pencil, •. u'l\"'.J~ lala. ,.tuilI.
Peep, •• (81y look) ~ l4mk~ ~ Pendenoy, ~ "t"i; (suspense
la.u.at,I,:)t.s-J IMlUJMn, i~ or delay of legal decision), ~ \J
.....t. See Glance. ~, trI'ul,. al kukm•
Peer, •• (eqUllI) I,:))'.i.. mtWirin. Pending (not yet decided), ~
See Companion, nobleman. ~ ("~ glusyr maUu", 6iAi.
Peerlesa (unequalled), ~.uL. Pendent, pendulous, uJx- muta-
malako naZlr, ~~n... malaAo t alli/;.
flUllfl, J,)"-.r-i glusgr mtllad.1. Penetrable, ";\i:J I ~ mtlmiin III
Peevish, c:~\.»- 1latltl III mizilj, nafal, ~\:.l'J!l; la6il attrI'fr.
y~gW1J.lJ. Penetrability, ";\i:J\~~' imla"
Peg, •. .)oj) watad (pI. .,)UJ ' alDtrItl), al nafdl.
. ) \ _ mtumilr (plur. pl........ Penetrant, penetrating, penetrative
..lUdmlr). (piercing, entering into), lJli
Pelf, J L. mtIl. See Wealth, riches. nafis.. Penetrating (inspecting),

v_
Pelican, •• r>.J ,.lIkim, l.:J~r\
j"f:!iln.
Pellucid, -..i\l.:. ,lusffdf. See Bright,
t::..l k .. muttalit · Penetrating,
penetrative (acute), ~\~..r'
,arlt al falfm. See Discerning.
clear, f.1"aDsparent.-Pellueidne8s, Penetrate (pierce), .i.£.i naftn, J>..>
4ili.:. '''''fll/at. See Brightness. dakAal. See Bore, enter.-(to
Pen, II. rU
Ulam. reach the meaning, inspect nar-
Penal, ~.~ jala'l, ..;. ~ tikd6f. rowly), ~.., .mtan, ~.J'
 PEN 768 PEO
adrak, ~ /e/ttm. S~ Compre- mtl.ta/aUir. See Thoughtful,
hend, conceive, understand. melancholy, mournful.
Penetrated,),.. mutUsar. Pensively, A hifil:r. See Mouro-
Penetration (into anything), oJ\£i fuUy. [1ltId.
naIad, ~\:s tlilir (plur. ~~\.i PenBivenes!l, jJ jar, j:.-\.i ffMl.,-

M.tral) j (acuteness) ,L~flrd.fnl, Pent, p£'nt up, ~ mtuUMl,

...W: elkl, ~ /aAm, d~",1 idrak. "J~ maldlld, (.,;1;,;..,. .A-
Peninsula, •. ~~ jasfrat. The IMlik. See Shut.
peninsula of Arabia, ,-:-:,-ll~.ft' Pentagon, •. ~ mula.lIIM.
jaafrat al [!Irah. Pentagonal, pentangular (having
Penitence, .t.\~ natliimat, ~i five. sides and angl('8), ~
tawlJat, U:-\.i taaa.aj. See mUtUamma,. [al t4tcrdla.
Repentance. Pentateuch, •. A::)fJ tafDf'iytft, J~.,:l1
Penitent, penitential, roJv nMim, Pentecost, ~\~ ltdala.a-
~\..~ nadmiln. To be penitent, atn, oJ~\~ tid MBUt,ud.
r~ nedem. [nddim. PenurioUll, J-:..-s::' WAfl. See
Penitent, •. ~'\::- 1I&#taauif, r"v Niggardly. (,ku/a,\i,. 111/1 kIHl.
Penitently, .t.\~ hi Mddmat, Penuriously, ~.J.. C'~ biIol
& \...>.:J tanatld#man. Penuriousness, J:¥::' hII1JJ.
Penknife, •. "':. ~ kalamtrd,b. Penury, ~~ \ int'-gilj, cUi 1il14t.
Penman, •. (fine writer), ~\S' See Poverty, want, indigence.
~L.. l:dtih mill,." j (author), People, uL>- kAall: (pluf. ~l>
~ mwannif. See Writer. l./aalilyik), rJi uwm (plnr. ("i
Penny-royal (herb),..r- 8(Jt tar. . dtocim), ~ \k tag/at (pl. U:.\it:
Pen8ion, I. 4Jf.-e
tulu/at, ~t- tawciyi/). ~ dati (plur.
mat,Ci.b. [t#lu/at. y~ ''-tub). People of
4J}c4JJ,i tamal lalw
Pension, t:'.
PenBioner, pen:lionary,· •. .opAl
"arions nations, ~~,~
tawa!li!muk1ftiJlijat. Thecommon
-.
lalw t,ulrifat, 4J"L:~~ ,aMh people, V"'W'r'~ t.VWciM .,...u,
~ulii.faf. _ ti::'.t:: tdmmat. See Commonalty.
Pensive, ~-t:.... tnutaanltl/il,}J:- populace.
 PEll 769 PER
Peopled,.JJA"'A mat.lllllr. liyii!lat, ~~ g!luriat. 8ee
Pepper, JAl.i fwljUl. To pepper, Travel.
JAl.i lalftll. Peppermint, ~ Peremptorily, t::k \i" ~~ ii wajlain
See Mint.
lI/Jtll/Jf:' kdtif:! "w,\i kalit.MI. See Posi-
Peradventure, J-J ltJ.al. .. See tively. Peremptory, t::k\i kdtif:!
Perhaps; auo doubt, question ~li llcitik, ~l.:. ,/aa/f. See
Perambulate, fl. (walk through), Dogmatical, positive.
~l.::.'U Idt .ill. Perennial, r!-,.,) diiyi.. Sec Per-
Perambulation,.J~t.ulJur, ~ ,ayr. petual.-Perennity, ('~.,) tlawan••
Perceive, fl. ~.,)\ tMlrak, ~ 1,1I#m. Bee Perpetuity.
See Understand, see, hear, know, Perfect, ('W tamam, ('\i tilm, J...\)
observe. /.;amiI, J.;.(.., mukammal, ~ L
P<'rceived, ('~ .. • a~Jilln, ('~ ,a lim, ~ flndamnuzm. To
fJ&IJJAtlm, ~ tII""/aMm, ~~ make perfect, ...L.,\)eUi tGnuzla/w
..tulrak. [Zigat al idrak. kiimil, ('WeUi f.amalaAo tamiim•
Perooptibility, ~~~!\~\i kalJi- Perfectio~, perfectness, ('L..-J\
Perceptible, perceivable, J--?L.; .tmam, kamal. Jt.S"
~~.,)l\ }dbil til idrii./,. Perfectly, J~ hi kamal. See
Perceptibly, perceivably, \-DI~ Exactly, completely.
s4!aWali. Perfidious, ~ t>. kMg.n. A per-
Perception, \.)"\-- \ Wil" ~~.,)\ fidious villain, ~Ij>. l:kawwdll.
_iii, r-+-i I _ t\ • - ., See Villain, traitor.
"taat, ~ luUlJr, F
ilm
t . Perfidiously, .L~~ bikol
See Knowledge; notion, idea. kAigdnat. To act perfiditlllsly,
Perchance. '\iW\ .tti/diall. Bee ~t>. k/ulll.
Perhaps. Perfidiousness, perfidy, LL~
Percussion, M~ .admalt. klt.iganat,.J~ g!&adr. See Fraud,
f,;/'
Perdition, ~h Juililk. See Ruin, deceit, treachery. [Bore, pierce.
death. - Perdition catch thee! Perforate, fl. ~ ,akob. See
~... ...
~.s:r\ .-J tat,an IIIk. Perforated, \0.:-' ij fI,uIIsakih,4 ....

(f Pen-grination, ~ ,alar, ~L.... ~~ ... lIlankuh.

 PER 770 PER
Perforation, ~ .alclJ. Pericranium, •. (membrane wbieh
Perforator, •• (boring instmment), coven the skull), ~'"' ....Mi.
~ ma,kai. See Auger. Peril,»>- "Mw, ~lS::-e ma-
Perforce, ~~~ laMall,'~ jalw.... kMwllt. See Danger, hanrd.
See Force, violently.-To seize Periloll&,)U::'- m""Atir, wF
perforce, ....~~d-.. f1UU" iii mflM,tJUJwif. See Dangerous.-
ItltDr. Perilously, ~ i; kMttJr.
Perform, CI. ~ tammMn.
I
Period,. (round of time, circle of
Performance, ~ t awU, JIti fie' years, days, etc.),)yJ tlMtJr (plur.
~ \ ,,./J. See Aotion.-(literary ) ~.J\ GdtD4,.); (time), Io.::-i,
composition),~ ttuttV; \..:w\ fDakt, cJt..j samail, ~ t&W; (a
i,.,/uJ. Performance of a pro- full sentence), ~ jtMlat.
mise, ~\ va. Period (conclusion), ~W tamd..,
Performed, J~ maft.ul, .. t':'-' L!~ ultilyat. See End.-
tJItIIIIflt., ~ m."t'Jlnil, ~ Periods Of' cyeles of yean,) ~.)\
mUllfat. . il )J~ eulwdr fDa dw4,..
Performer, ,. J..~ tamil, ~U Periodical, ~"";.J tlMDtDdrf. See
fatil, ~~ .a"'i:- Cireular.-Periodically, '~ri
Performmg', part. ~ I- Ufdtil.I._~ to
tItIfD_Mt, e •

Perfume, ....,is::ifll&Wfi.,., ~ka::~ Periosteum, ,. (membrane that

,./JyMt tagH". coven the bones), ~.,.- Mit.
Perfume, CI• .r:c: W.uAar. Periphery, ~\.J lil,,..,. See Cir-
Perfumed, ~ mUf:atto,., ~ cumference.
muifll&War. To be perfumed, Periphrasis (cirenmlocution), ;.,)l;1
»>.i tailltta,.. _ ~~\ if4Ul til ialdm.
Perfumer, ")~ tllttd,.. The Poripneumony (intlammationof the
trade ofa perfumer, i)b tatd,.at. lungs), ~)k:.:\.) Idt .,nyd.
Perhaps, '\iLw\ itti/a"", j....l Perish, C'. ~ luW. See Di8y
lafalla, ~ tala'. rot, decay_
Pvricardium, •. (the envelope of the Periahable, ~~ Iilyil, J~)\~ \i
heart), ~1i!k.~,,)~ hijab allra/h., l',ibil aaaw(il, ~U fitftf, ~...r'
 PER 771 PER
J~)\ ,atl ctlUlMDdl. See Frail. Peroration (concJusionofanoration),
-PeriabablentlllB, \.:J fatk'J, r-~ r-W\W\>" lk4timat tJl Wd~.
~, t lJda'" tJl hllld. Perpendioular line, ,. ~b>.
Peritoneum (a membrane which en- iMtt ","taklm, .Jj-ih.d-. illatt
clOllell the bowels), J ~, aRlifilk. l amUil. Perpendicular,.M.- mu-
Perjury, JJj IUf', y";\S'~LL!.- t ammatl. Perpendicularly, ~'.J.ti
MltIfii" ktililJ. [Mlsf bilzuf'. l am11da". [irtihzh.
Perjure one's-self, fl • .J~4~ Perpetrate, fl. (a crime) ~)
Perjured, ~ mUMII"". Perpetration. y~) irtildh.
Permanence, permanency, ,. ~ ,.
I Perpetual, ~.J atiy"", ~.x--
iiyiJm, ~ ~\J ,abat.
hIIid, fTlUlt4lfm, "rf.Mr,arrnadl, "rfJ~'
Permanent, ~U ,abit, r=-- abad!. See Etemal, continual,
m",tam;r. See Perpetual. permanent, perennial.
Permanently, ~~\.J daymall. Perpetually, "~I.J dayma", ~
Permeable (possible to be passed r-~~' t altJ' aadawam, r-~"~\.J
through),";U:J'~\ikdbil al nafal. dilgim al agyam. See Always,
Permissible, b}~)\~~ flJ(iJib con8tantly, continually, inccs-
al ijaut. 88ntly.
Permission, ;j~\ i,jaw, ~J Perpetuate, fl. ~'.JLl.i tmnaltlAo
ntiluat, ~..;, illl. By the divine dilyim, ..~~ jatalaAo
permission, JI..:;
.ill~4 1Ji amf' fllUltamWrtUl, r-).J daU1flJam.
allalt tat'ilti, J~~'~";4 ii Perpetuation, perpetuating, ..... ~,
i..,. tJllall ta~aw. "twilf'.
Permit. fl. ij~'~' Gtta'ijasat, Perpetuity, r~.) aadm, rJ.J dawm,
~.J~' at ea' ",""'at, ~, .J~' i,timrilr, U: bakii, ~\J
~,..;, alta' .'" C ,lHIlClA. IlIidt.
Pernicious, ~ tmMltr. [darTat. Perplex, fl. (distract the mind), ~
PerniciouaIy, ~J'-! iikol ma- J'-:J' illagllgMl til bal,;;'1>- kag-
PerniciOUSDetl8, J~ 4araf', ~ yar, V·~ ,Mu:u:adl. See ruzzle,
madarrat. plagul', torment, nx.-(to make
 PElt 772 PElt
intricate, confound), bk;. iAfI1tJe. ...ti".rar, ~\,..~ iUDl "'tIII1f1-
See Involv(', confuse. _ uluIt, .i:...
-'
\.MJ. lnmddtDtIflUlt.
Perplexed (intricate), J'.:- tnU- Persevere, persist, tI.;t=-o' "'taww,
'MUM, J~ mtIIMtDtDGlA, J':-~\J toarab ttU4·,J':-rJ'.J
~ mtAk/dalie, ~ multi-
tlii.toam taW.
Perplexed in mind, ~~
~I.,)~ iildd til taj...
tUltlt'.
Persia,
Myran. See Irresolute, doubtful
Peman, fltlj. ~ t 41"''''''I.J''"}i
-To be perplexed, ~~)~
jard. The modern Persian lan-
,4r Myra", ) b:..' tAtdr. guage, ~,~L-.J l.-.a" al
Perplexedly, i.r--~ lnW Alrtlt.
tajMllJ.
Bee Intricately.
Person, •. "'~ ,w.,}j ujllr.
Perplexednesa, perplexedly, bk;. See Man, woman, individual._
iAale, ~,t.J ItIIAwuh. Per- Person (exterior appearance),
plexity or distl'llction of mind,
i...~ rirat, 11ud1, J~
J'.,:.
Y~' .deir4i. A:Aaydl. See Figure, form.-A
Pel'Sf'cute, CI• .,)~, itttlhad. See person in the Trinity, r~' d-
Torment, importune. [Md. n'l1m (plur. ~ \;\ aid.fm). Per-
Persecution, ~ .tUm, .,)~, .eli- sons, ~~I~. In perIOD,
Persecuted, ~ m.,taAatl. ,-=-,1.)14 iiwe. A certain perIOD,
Persecutor, •. ~ m"tWitl. Jij ful4,.; (in grammar), The
Pereeverance, persistence, ~',.. first person or speaker, F
fI,uwilrtlbat, .i:..J 10M mudiltoamat. muitl1uJllim. The second perIOD,

See Assiduity-PerseveranCt\ in or person spoken to, ~lS-­

anything bad, .... ~I twa,.. mtAkMttJi. The third penoa, ..
Perseverant. perN!fCring, persiaticg, person or thing absent or spokeD
pel"8isth"e, part., ~'r muwa- of, ~~ gltiJyilJ.
.,1, ~ mVltamir, ~J\oM Personage, •. (person of diatinctiGD)
mudaunm, rj'L. mtdaum. Sec ;:-~J n;ol ..lit""·
Assiduous. Personal, ~ .WIt, ~I,; lilli,
PCflleveringly, J~IJL: iikol ~\>. It""." w~~ ",,,,um.
 PER 778 PER
Pel'8Onality, ~ IlttIkMiyat, Permade,.,. ~ kaUt, ~ f1MtM.
~l:;.. 1WJltlt. See Pel'8On. See Advise, incite, influence,
Penonally, ~")'14 biudt, ~ inculcate.
U ufliAi, .u\~ bi IiltiM, ~ Pel'lluader, I. ('U tt41sn.
bi IW1IIilai. Persuasion (endeavor to influence),
Perspective (glasa), c.r-J.JJiJ durbl". ~ MIIMt; (opinion, belief),
The ecience of perspective, F iJ~ \ ittimdd, .)~\ ittikild.
~, tam aMalllJ",~,~ tilm Persuasive, pel'lluaaory, ('U MIlA.
'" 1Hww. See Optics. Persuasively, ('li.. ~y. bi WflJMtt
Perspicacious (sharp of sight, &Cuto "aliA.
or diacernment), ~~\.., Pertinency, .ti\el ltIy4lM. ~t:..
IDIl WrtJt. J/IU"c1IMat, ~ ',.. muw4faiGt.
Perspicaciouan888, pel'llpicacity, Pertinent, ~ 'r J/lUwdjii, J.!.'i
;;.:-a! htJIl,.ae, .c.hi jUMt, JU layi", ~t:... mUM,.o.
tMl,~.JJ t4ItlM,., .li\.).:....lttIsalM. Pertinently, .i:.:-at:...~ biiol mtme2-
Perspicuity, perapicuouane88, ~~ IMGt, ~'r~ bi!ol mfWJ4fa&tJt·
N,cJa. Bee Clearness; IJlIo tl'llJlll- Perturbation, ~~ ttJI,"""A,
par8ncy. Y~\ itltw4b, ~ AlrtJt.
PerspioQous, ;,U; salli,., ~ mu- See Distraction, disturbance.
1JtJnGfI, t~ wadiA, ubU fl4tii. perturbate, J.!.~J.i tGmal talA-
See Clear, evident. WIIA, Y~\J.r tGmtU idti1'4h.
PenpicQoUll1y, ~~ .. ~y. lJiwGjMfI See Disturb. - A pertnrbator,
tDdtliA, ..~U; 112"''''./'U;.. ~.J! k.::..il\~~ 1'4ml til JUMt.
lntlJfljM" saltw. See Clearly. Pervade, t1. J=O..)
tlaklttll. Bee
PerspiratiOD,Jr tG,.a&,.) \:i.-::' 6u.Udr. Penetrate, permeate, enter.
Perspirative, perspiring, ~ mu- Perverse, ~ t4lnltl, .1i~
t......v. mueI"id, fi.~ IlttIrI,. (plur.);-:.t
Perspire, .,. Jr t""i. tJI!war), r~ mtJYlAufJI, ~\..;
persuadable, persuasible, ~. ij '! tlilil. Bee Obstinate, peevish,
,.,.._i t• ~,~U kUl stubborn.
........ltall. ~erversely, .)W~ lJiktJl fGl4d.
 PET 774 PHA
Pen-eneness, perversity,.,~ f:....", iltawu, ~)(':ii WtIa. rtIji,
.JW /iJltJIl. See Obstinacy, L:.),:..,I r.ii 1atldG. NlNel , .;w
peevishness, stnbbonlD888. tG.....' • See SupplicafAl.
Perversion, ~U;I inlilah, JL; PetitioDer,I. ...;~ mVi N , v-.d..
dtIldl, ~~ IatfD!1·. mtdtamil, ~ \b taliIJ, "'~ L lip.
Pervert, t1. ~I aj,ad, ~ taka,. Petitioned. matl~, y.F- J,.....
See Corrupt, seduce. [ mlUlkalih. fIJiJIal.
Perverted, .J~ mII/,ad, ,-:-,ll:... Petre, .JJ)l:JI(:- .ilA M NrU.
Perverter, •• ~ .. m./Iid, ~ See Saltpetre.
mtUlill. Petrifaction, ~ tGltif,.. To pe-
Pe1'l1l81, kl~ mt4tdltlt -" i J 13 trify (change tn atone),~.u.r
ItUdfDat. See Lecture. tamaltJ1&o MjfW. - (to become
Peruse, •• t:lu, taltJt , ~ ttIltJ'. stone), ~)'w, la,.1Iaj• •
See Read. Petticoat, I. w\::.-i filM,..
Peat, 4JfDtJhd, w~u:' tdf:iilt. See Pettiness, ~ See Small- ,.,M.
Pestilence, plague. ness, meanness.-Pettiah. See
Peatilence, " wj&-u, lc1t.iilt, ~\..:, Fretful, peevish. [considerable.
il4hat, ~~lirdyat, iJ~tatltoat. Petty, ~ ,ag'Afr. See Little, in-
4J fDCl6a. Petulance, iJ\a.:. lWei..., r.JJ:.
Peatilent, pestilential, peatiferon8, y.,\ tadtl- tJtW. See P~
;.a... mwlirr, ~,).Iw "'wttll, ~.)L sanciness, insolence, pe8viahD8a,
,arl. See Infectiou8, malignant, wantonness.
destructive, pemiciou8.-Infected Petulant, ~ ,wI, Y"'~ iild
by a pestilential disorder, w~ tulah. S80 Peevish, saucy, pert,
fllClttillt. inIIolent, wanton, pervene. -
Peatle, I. (of a mortar), w,\f'~\ Petulantly, iJL.L:.~ 6iW
iyi. til AcifDlJlf, J~ mUd. IMldfDat. See Pertly, pecm.hJy,
Petitiont ";'r tCl,.d, J'-~.r
I. saucily.
t" Adl, JIJ'"' rial, V'\..::J\ Pewter,.fl.~
lMtlIr.
iUimd" ~.) ,.aj4. Phalanx, I.}\-s:. tAdiir.
Petition, t1. "';r ewai., ~\ Phantasm, phantasma (a vaIa ima-
 PHI 775 PRO
ginaUon), Jk ~ J~ 1WIydl6iltil. dh, ~\ilrl~ tu1i.tlogllat. See
Phanf.asmaa, ~)~ aa,4ldt. Grammarian, critic.-Philology.
Phantaatical, phantastic, jL~ See Criticism.-Philological. See
llul,all. See Capricious, whim- Grammatical. [ingale.
llieal. Philomela, J:.4 !Julbul. See Night-
Phantom, •. ;),.- I11rtJt, J~ Philosopher, •. ~ luIklm (plur.
&yfil. See Ghost, spectre. L.!:... AUMma),~~fayltuiJf,
Pharoah, ~r:,} farlun. The people (plur•.li..lifala.afat), J~ talim.
I
of Pharoah (the Egyptians), rii The philosopher's stone, ~
C)~~ kaf/1tll fartun. W mUtallim amId.
Pharmacopeia (treatise on drugs). Philosophic, philosophical, J~
~,..,l\~';y~ iitdo tara!J fayltuu/f.
III fldwiyat. Philosophically,
Pharmacopoliat, ~ ~ \ ajrlijl. hilwl kihnat
See Apothecary. Wisely.
Pharmacy. ~J.J~\ rk tt1m al atlwiyat, Philosophy, i. .....cl \rk tUm al
~,"')\~.l~l~ .anatat Aihnat, ~\ alfalta/at. See
tarl.-t!J III adwiyat. Wisdom. [Reason.
Pharos, •. V"'iU fa1l11l, ~l..... Phil080phiae. t1. u.J.aJ lafallaj. See
.....ar..t, ~ mtIIAt.al. See Philter, •• (love potion), 4;)~
Light-house. ~\ fII(I~111I altilU.
Phenix, •. The phenix Phlebotomist" "'~ fauid.
ti:.&. tanka. To
or his age, ..r"- \:)~~ \}\~} phlebotomize (bleed), ~ ftuatl.
fond a14wayil walawa1>!lir. Phlegm, ~ !JalgMm.
Phenomenon, ~",li rtdtlirat, ~.,) .... Phlegmatio (abounding in phlegm),
Add... ~ blllgAamI; (cold), "')~
Phial, •. ~ fA"MA. ~~\ b4rid III mi.4j. SeeFrigid,
Philanthropy (good nature), ~ dulL
U"" l:J\ .vlaa1J!Jat anna.. See 'Be- Phosphorous (morning star), ~
nevolence. ~\ fU!jmatal.a1Jk, ~\~;
Philologer, philologist, •• ~"'\ Mwkah al fqj,..
 \

PIC 776 PIE

Phrase, I. ~~ r:!h4rat (plar. Picked (chollen), ~ ma·
I.:)~~ t:t'hdrat). See Expres- takMlJ; (gathered), r,.J- _.
sion.-A proverbial phrase, ~ mum.
fMItIl. Picker (one who culM, ~
Phraseology, ;/~ tilxirat,
.LA.J muntaUih, ~ fII.,fItIoUf.
IogMt, ~W lila". Bee Diction, Pickle or pickl~, ~ fIIdMllal j
style.
(salted), ~ fIIlllMlWl. Pickled
Phrellsy, phrenetics, ~~ juJlun,
meats (in salt), I.:)L~
(It L..r" .ar,am. Bee :Madness.
flltlkhfUat. To pickle, ~ A6t1,
Physical (relating to nature), ~
IGhltf, ~\.) Idtf. Bee Natural.-
(:e
fI.allaA.
Pickpocket,.. y ~~ Mrarll', J~
Physically (according to nature),
,a,.,.4". See CutP1lr8e, thief.
.. ~ WitiYflJI, ~ .. ~y.
hiwajhin tahit:l. Picktooth, •. (toothpick), V~
Physician, ~ Wlh (plur. \J,\ ~U\ md"ilIll al imdJl.
tltihhil), ~ Aakfm (plar. t..!- Picture, ,. ~ ~ tanof,aA, ~
kkam4). '"""/& (plur. J~ JIIlhld), ~,..,
Physic (the science of healing), ,ural (plur. /jJ' 1IIfDtW), ~\:S
....;:..J:. tihh, ~\~ tilm attihh; lcitahat. The .first sketch of a
(medicine), ~ ti1aj, ~.,) tla"'il ; picture, )~ Alyuld.
(a purge), J.- m1lltMhil, ~ Picture, f'. See Paint, repreeeut.
I.hat. [.illu~firil'tft. Pie, , . ..:.f-,~~. See
Physiognomist, I. L!.,i~"'- Pasty, pastry, magpie.
Physiognomy (science ot), ~"'\~ Piebald, ~, ahld.
t ilrll al wajA, .L~\rk tUm al Piece, I. (bit), ~ DttllA. See
jirlJlflt ; (countenance), ~J waiA• Part, patch, fragment.-A piece
Pia :Mater (membrane which covers of cloth, k;J nt1t tJ. A piece
the brain), tL.~\r\ umm addi- (literary composition), \:..il '1IdcJ,
mdgA, ~ gAillw.. ~ talnfj. A piece or manu-
Pick, ..;; naUa', / \:.:;.., iUta" facture, '-=-'i t4cDh.
~'intdltah. Bee Call, Piecemeal, in pieces, to: h ii •
choose, Il8lect. mukattat ·
 PH. 777 PIN
Pierce, e. ~ itJkAuA, ~ tIIIftJd, ,;yalwt. The pilgrimage to Mecca,
~ ,tJktJlJ. See Prick, pene- ~ Aaj. To go on a pilgri-
. trate, bore, perforate, enter. mage, ) ~ ziJr; (to Mecca, etc.),
Pierced, '-:-" c.:. mumakal. See ~ 1usj.
Perforated. Pill, ,. ~ lwbbat.
Piercer, ,. (boring instrument), Pillage, ~ \i gMr"', ~ ytJgAmll,
~ ma,ktlb. ~ "aM. See Booty, plunder.
Piercing PMt. .)j\.i "dfid. Pillage, e. ~ nakai, ~~
Piety, ..,;iJ ttJlnDtJ', .ti ~..> tlayatlllt. tamal yagAmil, ~ .tIlai. See
Pig, ,. J!..r>- kktJnslr (plur. J!.j\.:.::;.. Plunder.
IMlliisl,.). Pillar, I• ..>~ t..tJmfltl. See Column.

Pigeon, ,. L.l-. Mmtimat. The -The pillars of the state, -=-'~}

domestic pigeon, L.~ ytJmamat.
Pike, •• ~.r witJt,
(plur. c.l.} MindA, c.L..J nundA).
See Spear.-A half pike. See
lavelin.
Pilaster, ,. ;:M">~ ttJmud .agAi,..
Pile, ,. L.J
}awmat. See Heap.
-(a piece of wood dri\'"en into
the ground), .J,jJ tDtJttJ4 (plur.
..>\3.,' (lwtad). A. pile of buildings,
~ Mnd. See Edifice.-The piles,
.r'Y- bawd.i,.. See Emeroida.
Pile, tI. ~ jtJmat, (';$ ktJwwtJm.
See Heap, accumulate.
Piled, (';Le muktlwwtJm.
Pilgrim, •. J!.~ sayir; (to :Mecca),
t::'- AiJj (fem. ~~ MjjtJt).
Pilgrimagt>, •. i.J~) .iyilrat,
.u.~' aria" tultlawltJt.
" .
Pillow, ,. i~ muHllultltJt, ~~
C.J rumA
ttJUilytJA.
Pilot, •. ~ t.~ t; idyid .1 .r1
mariab, jj!i }alafDtll.
Pimento, }of~ itJAiJr.
Pin, I. l,.;W'~"> tltJMtlI.
Pincers, -=-'~ Watil".
Pinch, e. ~} "Mal.
Pinch, ,. ~} ,"""d. See Squeeze•
Pinched, ~J..JLe mairtll.
Pine, ,. (tree), ;1- .atItJfDHr•
Pine-apple, ~\:.!'~ t.."Y"
tJfItIilI.
Pine, e. (languish), ~ tUt'.f.
Pink, ,. (flower), Jii) --fwl.
To pink with the eye, .r& glatwuw..
Bee Wink. [ktJgkal.
k.. ~ Pinnacle, ~\t:~ jtJflilA til
 PLA 78u PLA.
Placed, t.,.-i,.. flUN/Jdill' l.~ Plainly (le\"'elly), .. ~,:.-. ..".t..
maAtat. A placer, ~~ wddit : wiy_; (without orDament),
Placing, pMI. ~~ waair , bl:-\:. ~j~ Jild IfllClt; (sinoere1,),
Ailtit. J..wI4 lHl WJi; (in e&rDeat),
Placid, ~ Itdf"., ~ WI.., ..~ WfUta.; (evident11),
~..), tuatll t , ~,~ Itdf.. ;,U;..~y hi ttJtJj/ai. sdAir.
tJtta6 t · See Gentle, quiet, mild. Plaint,~I.(.:"Jaii4yet, i-..,; ...1tM.
Placidly, "'''y 6i WQddta/a, .. ~y See Complaint, lamentation.
~ hi wtljAi. WI".. Plaintful, plaintive, ~ ...t4.
Placidness, r1-
Ail... l/aaHl.
Plague, •. ~y:\b t4t4ft, 4, wtllHI. Plaintift'". if~ mlUltMt.l.
See Pestilence. - - (anything Plait, ,. 4f.r
- .L t(UDyet, ~
-
tIIapt.
~.w..J tattlff:' Plait,~. ..,j.t-
troubleaome), law', . ;.; ""...
~ tdlfj, y~' itltird6. or ~
Plan, I. (&Cheme), ..;~ glttWlIi,
Plague, II. (infest with pestilence),
.L ( ) 1"" ~ IGld, See Deeign.--(form,
~ lata.; to vex, tease , ~
.1 or modeI), ~J""riret, -') r.....
~,Jw:JjAI t'IfIiM 141"0 ttudff:' 1 •
~\i J:dlilJ. The plan or a
Plain, ,. (level ground), l:J1~
building, .;}•••...-l,r-'.) ...... cl
flIfddn, Jf... Hkl. _
Plain (smooth, even, level), t..1:a-.
. tim4ret.
. Plane,
IJ. (make even), ,: - MAW.
fllU4fttaJa, ~,~ ..tltGldWI, vt"'"
ioJJI..- _dwa', ~ 6tUft; Plane tree, •. ~., dtdlJ.
(void of ornament), ,,,L, .ada; Planet". ~\ ;.-:; • =i' ....
(clear, evident, not obecure),;,\l: '(J,,/Jr(Jt'f-L,~IICIjm la,.,..
14/aW, ~4 6/JAw. See Diacern· Plank, •. oJ
I4Iw4 (pI. C'}I..w1).
'b'-
1 'JIS; mere,
bareo Planka, etc., for a hoUle b_:1A: __,
.........
Plain-dealer or plain.dealing, 4fdJ'. k:..",~ IS I/Jrdlta/a.
{'w taliA, J"~ ttItlfl, J"'w Plant, •• ~ ,lactlilt, CJM'; , ...
,/Jail. See Honest, artless. (plur. CJM~I tIIlwdl ).
Plain-dealing, ,. JoW ,itlI:, (1. Plant,~. ~ fIGIa6, CJM.;iI--:
ul4A. See Honesty. To plant a cannon, l:J~ ~ ,
 PLA 781 PLE
t:i.MJ4 dAa ttl,Adn bil madftlto ~~ ,/1M f6tltlala. A large
t:i.MJ~.r 1wrtw al madftlf:. plate, ~~ ,/1M kahl,.. A
Plantain (herb), ~".:)W lilatt thin plate of any metal, ~
tIllttMtll, ~~,~,.J da" tIljadl. ,ajflust, it..:.J ~.
Plantation, planting, ~ Mlh, Plate, t7. (with silver), ~ falltlH.
UN~ ,lusr,. A plantation of Platform (on the tope of ho1l8ell,
trees, .J~\f-i", IIIf tUja.r. A etc.), u.a... ""if, (--' utA.
plantation or eolony,~~jsar4ltlt, Play, t7. ~ Ut,h. To play or
\;Jii WMtid. jest with anyone, ~~ Aarrtfi
Planted, yrz:- fII4IfIIU6, UN)';" mat: See leat.-To play with
tlltlgAnu. Planted in a row, life (to expose one'a-self to
~~~~Y~ lIIQfUilh danger), ~>\> kA4ttw hi
..filf lUftf. MfiiAi. To play upon (ridicule),
Planter, I. v-9 glusrra" V'.J~ J.s:~ tatltlAW ltWi. See
gM,,", ,-:-,,\i lId,tO. . Deride, gibe, laugh at.
Plaster (for walls), ~ jahll,., Play, ~ ltIt!' ~ lut!oI. See
~jiln. Sport, amusement.
Plaster, I. (or dressing for a wound), Player, ,. ~1 lalih.
~.r- .-arlusa(pl.~~mardAim), Playful, playaome, ~ ltIttlh.
£.i) Wilt. Play-game, children'a play, play-
Plaster, t7. (a wall), ~ law-; thing, ~ IUlNt.
(to apply a plaster to a wound), Plea, ~ Aijjol,.J~ ltllf", ~~.J
~.;J4~.J tWa,. 1Hl trltwlusm, tltIl'Da', ~.J tltIlfl, ~~,
ii;Jb>. lust lIaUt. iAtijaj. See Lawmit, allegation,
P1aItered (as a wall), ~ apology, excnae.
~_; (plastered as a wound), Plead, t7. (a cause), ~...,r''- Adma'
~;J ~ ltlltlyM lasktlA. itlfl. See Defend, discU88, allege,
Plat, ~ fIMfIj,~ tltIftw. See
t7. excuse.
Braid, weave, twist. ,-Pleader, I. \Y:~\~J tDdfl till-
Plate, I. ~..... .See Dish, tltIf:..tDd. See Advocate, coun-
trencher, buon,-Silver plate, sellor, lawyer.
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PLE 782 PLE

Pleading".c:~,iAtijilj, ~'-:- )4>-\ i1Atiyilr, .J~ . . .ad,

muhil'wat. i.J!J' trildat. To piOOStll'C. See
Pleasant, ~ lllttf. A pleasant Please.
place, ~~Js-- maAall IfIUn/I.
1._":1. Plebeian, ~J WHlt'.fti- "ailr.
'"' f_
Bee Delightfnl.-Pleasan.t \l5AY, Bee Common, vulgar, low, meaD.
lively), )J.r--e fII4IW11r. See -Plebeiana, l.J"\;.nr~ t dtDCia
aMI.
Cheerful, merry. Pledge, I. ~) ram.. See Pawn,
Pleasantly(delightfully),d;AJ\~ gage, surety.-To give a pledge
hikol ifllltiraA; (gaily), )J~ for the performance of any ClOn-
hNun1r. 8ee Merrily.
Pleasantness(delightfulne88),C~'
k'
tract, ote., ~) ~ tltttJ'
To reoei~e a pledge, ~J~\
r"'"
inMirilA, u.., Hfd; (sprighfJinees
aHaI 1'0.1,.. Pledged, ~".....~
of convel'll&tion), ~ lut/, ~\Y _.~_I.-._ 0 _
marAll,., ~.r- m....~. ~
latdfat. Pawned.
Please, t1. (delight), C"":' lAtwaA, Pledget, I. ~~ marAMs, ~
~ halae, ~.J rada'. Bee It.IIktJt. 8ceDressing(ofawound),
Gratify, humor; satisfy, content. plaster. [,.,.."a.
Please (imp.), d;'\>UlS' 1allff Pleiades, I. (constellation), ~.rS
kltiltWai. Please to send ns 20 Plenary, J,..\S' la.iI. See Fall,
bales of T. cloth, \)-..,;fr'i) complete.
~ r \>.i1~ r 'W ttMjfJ.ku. tarlala Plenipotence,plenipotenuarypowen,
lintI t lJlAri,. 1Jillat IMm ei. J1L:......\ ilti1l41. A plenipo-
Pleased (delighted), k~ ma/)aue. tentiary (negociator invested with
To be pleased, ~\ wlWlt. full powen), uUwJ;J .dil
See Glad, content. .tdW. A plenipotentiary com-
Pleasing, adj. ~ muhlie, ~ mission, ~~J wa1illM•
• ",AriA. Bee Pleasant, delight- Plenitude, 1::..., imtil4.. See Foll-
ful, agreeable. ness, oompletenesa.
Pleasure, )J.r' ItWtlr, u..,
lafil, i~ Plenteous, plentiful,,;-i!,, tMIjiI,
laaat. Bee Delight, gratification, vG!W f4,itl, ~ iMfr. See
volnptuousness.-(choice, wHO, Copious, exuberant, fnitfol.
 PLO 783 PLU
Plenteously, plentifully, k!r,;~ ltIf, Ji1i wWii./wk; (a acheme,
in ifrilt, .. ~ WrMl. plan), ~/- I_ad, ~ ""tit,
Plenty, plenteousness, plentifulness, .wi... Bee Design, contri-
ky' ifrat, ~ lMtwal, ~J vanoe, intrigue. - (stratagem),
walrill. See Fruitfulnel8, ex- il:-- ldlat, ; ; I"', A plot or
uberanoe. [ifrill al aWat. piece ot ground), ~)~ lite"
Plethora, plethory, kl...::;..J'k!rJ' artl, .L.. lilMA, ~ I••

~lethoric (full of blood or humors), The ground-plot of a building,

t.:!ye,) tltIJIUJtDf. )~'~L..ICi"'" tMltldr.
Pleurisy, I. ~,'-=-',.;liit tljjaflh.
. . Plot,.,. (conspire), ~W'Ji tllfMl
Pleuritioal, pleuritic, ,-=-".;~~~ sUifill:, Ji'i Ji f:..amtJl tMlJilfvk;
~, ftlM flUWtMl sill tljjtm1J. (to machinate), il:--Ji tamal
Pliable, pliant (easy to be bent), ldlat. See Conbive, plan, acheme.
~ tn."'f, c:jC-l'~ Plotter, I. cI..} iMf",
c.hi.J raftS:·
_.-- alttltflfl1fl1Uj, c:.,-I'~L.i See Conspirator.-{a conbiver of
I:ilJnl til ttlflllfi. See Limber, mischief), .L-:..i,-:--l.:, lilMi
iIexlole. jitnat. Bee Conbi\"er.
Pliab1eDela, plianoy, pliantness, Plough, I. ~':ii ItMldd". [till.
t.,.J'~W kWt",.t til tilflJj. Plough, ~~ 8eeCultivate, "tWA.
Pliant of temper, ~L. fIftIId,."., Ploughman, ploughboy, plougher, ,.
~'reL 1tIlf". ~~ See t.)~ liirir., ~~ 1uwrdl, Ci;
Pennadable. Iall4A. See Rustic, peasant,
Plight, •. (faith), ~~, Gtta' countryman.
t..fI1ttl, rU ~, atta' !tIldm, Ploughed, ~J.r- maAf"ilI.

\:)L.'Ja=' "f:.." tIIfId". See Ploughing ox, ~,~ ItMltltJ".

I.

Pledp, pawn. [ConditioD. Ploughiug oxen~

~I~ jatldiJ".
Plight, Jt... ltdl, .at... Adltll. See Ploughshare, ,. i.1-a 1iHtI1.
Plo~ •• (conspiracy), ~W' iUilill:,
Plumage, ~.J rlIA. Bee Feather,
i~\.... ~ilitItMI, ~W Wtil- plume.
" . (plur. '-=-'\~W WtilWiJI), Plumbery (manufacture of lead),
~\.,.. fIItftDfi,;iGt, uJ~ IIIM- 1J'l.) \.iJ\:;...j l:arS:Adnal Mrtuil,.
 PLU 784 POI
Plume, I. (feather worn aa an orna- ~ jaati,at, kaMr.t. i?
ment) ~..) rttAat. See llajority.-Plunilly,"~
Plump, ~ jt»lm, ~ lamift. P-t.tlft.
See Fat, corpulent. Ply, I. 4:-J tu,at, ~~ l4toJ.t.
... See Fold, plait.
Plump, t1. (malte fat), ~ IiIfIIfMn.

Plumpne&a, i.4 jflldmtlt, ~ Pnemnatical (relative to wind),

,.,mft. See Corpulence. J\~ MlDtI'I. [t"'" til Aerd.
Plunder, ~ ,agAmii, ¥ Pneumatics, pneumatology, '.,tIl rL:
g_Imllt (plnr. ("!.\:.i gAtmd,im), Pocket, I. ~ )"6.
i}.~ gAlJrllA, ~ MAIh, ~ Poem, I. i ~ I:arid4t. Bee Ode.
MM. -Poems, ~\4i ifIId,id.
Plunder, t1. ~ naAtJh, ~J.i Poesy, ..)\..:.1\rk tiM til ""'tar.
ttJmtil ,agAmil. Bee Rob,depredate. See Poetry.-A poetioal motto on
Plundered, y~ tMllf1h, y.,..... a ring, ft:o..Voii fIdd Hat•.
maftAiih. Poet, I.
r \.:. MatW, ~\i tIdsi..
Plunderer, I. ~L '4lilJ, y\fj
Poeta, ~ 'Atlt.4ri.
MMah. See Robber, depredator. Poetess, I. ~ \.:. ,MtWat.
Plunge, t1. (anything into water), Poetic, poetical, '-i~ -tri. A
~ gAa""" J~ gluwrai ; poetical work, ~I.H.) ....
(to plunge one's-self into water), Poetic licence, ~'~J~
~ gAatu. See Dive, sink.- tlar'iirat til ,Ait!'.
To plunge into diftlculty wdanger Poetise, t1• ..)\..:.\J.i t...z adt,,·
without design, ~~IJ~ Poetry, ~ IU:/'t! ~ ...., J'J.r
}h=".. ~~ gllwii ftl muMl" tDal llWU, J'J~\rk til. til ttril.
akMar. Poignancy (sharpness), i~ MllM.
Plunge,I.vJ=.C gAaU,V!.~ taglwi/:. See Pnngenoy.-(aeverity), jj..:.
Plunged, ~~ gM.t;'. IAidtltst. See Asperity.
Plunger, I. ~~ gM,;" """"~ Poignant, .)~ M.4. See Sharp,
gMUJfIJa,. acid, pungent.-{severe), ~~
Plunging, part. J';" mvgluwrii. l1uI4f4.

Plural, ~ jamt. Plurality, Point, B. ~ W; (of a ....ord),

 POI 785 POL
~I.b- AaIl MlllYf; (period), Poison. r- Mm.
~ mWl; (dot),~ "dIM; Poison, IJ. ~ ItJmmom.
(nicety), Id.; fIdId. A point of Poisoned (kill~ by poison), ("~
time, ~.) tWfiat, ~I.u;, mfllmGm, ~ .....amfllllm.
tarltlt til tap, ~ laAsat. See Poisoner, I. ~ mflltJmmim.
Homent.-A point or head-land, Poisonous, ~ mfllimm.

~IV"~ I'm tiljahtll. Bee Pro- Poisonously, r-~ 6tiam. Poisonous-

montory.-The point (chief cir- ness, ~I~L. maA.ytJt tJIIam.
cumstance of the subject in hand), Poitrel, I. (armour for the breast of
.".l'v-ii Mf, al tJtnr. A material a horse), ~)J fDa,.hflu.
point, ~."., tJffIr mflAim. See Poise (eqnilibrinm), J\.x.d ittitldl,
Importance. - The equinoctial ..u.>\- mflt'Jclalat. cD},... mfIfDa-
point, J'.x.::ll~ fItIiW al laMt, ~jJ fDan. See Weight.
ittitldl. A point, aim or mark, Poise, IJ. (weigh), ~j, fDan. See
~~ g_tIl. An orthographical
Weigh. [anna,..
point, ~ .uittJt. From point Poker, I. )L:.J\d~ muA,.tik
to point, dlJ. A • ! ~ nuittJA Polar, ~ hal.
lJitadtaA. Pole (of the heavens), ~ kutlJ.
Point, II. (sharpen), ~ ,MI. To The north or arctic pole, ~ \
point or point out. ~J.) JL...t.l1 tJliuth GlMluHniill. The
tIM tala'. Bee Show, indicate.- ~uth or antarctic pole, ~,
To point with the finger, ~J ~~\ IIlntlJ tIljtmo.hl. The two
fIJMIII'. To point orthographi- ~lea, ~ htbagn.
cally, hiil- lull • •t; (mark Police, ~ \~ "ht tJlboltMl.
with vowel pointe), ~~~'~J Policy (art of government), rL:.
.otulat til_ddt. To make a full i..~, tUm tJl Wilmot. See
point, ~ Ji tau ma.W. Politics.-{art, stratagem, pru.
Pointed, .)~ 'Mil. See Sharp. dence), i.k Aihnat,ft.)j ttJdhl,..
PoiDtedly (exactly), .u;)~ bilol Polish, IJ. (smooth, make bright>,
#liMat. "",\L:. saktJl; (to make elegant of
Poin tlesa, hii~ !Jig'"'1I" n.t. mlUlners), y.j\ addalJ.
 POL 786 POL
Polish (gl088, brightness), Ji..I fJltJfIIWat, k.bW~\,)j Wii6Jr
,all; (e1eganceofmannere), 4i~ aualtAflat, i!J'~.J~,-.\ ..it'
lIWd/tIt, y.,)\ tMW, ~\Y laid/at. IMltl4tolat, ,.~~.Y'\ ..... Gl
Polisbable, ~ ~1. ttmt1im.
Polished, ~ mlflll, J,..a...- Polity (form of goTernment), rU2i
mIl,kal. c.:..<lJ 1 ..ilCi_ .1 tIItdi, i..'r-
Polisher, ,. J\L ,tJilal. A polisher ti:.3~~....1\ Ai,.iild Gl fIIII1}
of gems, d~ Widi. tDal _i1l4It. Bee GoTernment.
Polite, ~.,)\ tJtlIlI, y.,)\~t. Poll, ,. (head), V'~ rdI. See
'clAilI tMW, ~..> SArff, ~ Head. A poll-tax, ~ft j.;pl.
latff, -....A.b1. 'ImIlatif. See Ele- Poll, II. (enter in a register). ¥
gant. . ?~~ lusyyGll W t1IIftM. _ See
Politely, ~\Y~ lIiiolltJtd/dt. Regiater.--<to lop), ~ \, 0-

Politeneaa, y.,)\ tMW, ~~ ur4!tIt, 1I4UGi. Bee Prune, shear, abaTe,

. .u LY UJtii-!tIt, ~ lutf. See mow, crop, plunder.
Elegance. Polled (lopped), t.~ ~t:
Political (relating to a counUy), Pollen. Bee Flower, bran, powder.
~ mulil; (versed in the ad- Pollute, fJ. ~'IIIJjjta, v-J".,)iaMI.
ministration of publio aft'aira), See Defile, corrupt, taint.
} oM fIMIIla1IlM, i!~~,..\",;DlL. Polluted, vJ oM flttIicMlIM, ~
maA.,. !Ita""l,. tJdtlafDlat. -tmtIjj...
Politically, ft~~ IIt101 t4tl1Il,., Pollution, pollutedneaa, ~ ~
~~ lIiiol tall, ~~ lIiiol jafl46.t. Nooturnal pollution,
/a,.,.. ,.1:.>.1 iMila...
arta Poltroon, ,. ~ W4Ia, ~
Politician, ,. (one versed in the
of gOTernment), .r--!,)j ~ t. ttM!al. Bee Coward, 1l101Dldrel.
,iiAilI tadlIl,.,)oM ..udaDir. Polyhedroua (having many aides),
Politics (science of government), i" .. ~ .u
~(~\ Wo~
L~.ll~ tu.. ,.",..,dItIt, ~ iulrtlt.
~ \ ~m fIl Au.bn; (public Polygamist, ~'.r-4~~ ..-
affaire), Lu......J~.Y'\ uma,. al t-GI4WfDij ". ,...,.MtI...
 PON 787 POP
Polygamy, '-=-'4-.u\~ __lit Poniard, I. ~ iAtJ'tia,.. '1'0
-fllJ"4t. [ f/d'1liJlJ. poniard, #~y~ la,.tJ1J lJu
Polygonal, y~J~ itul,. al iAtJnja,..
Polypody (plant), ~'lJ.N~\ Pontift', ~ MlJr. The Roman
tJtlra. til W. ponti1F, \.1\..1\ tJl plJpa. The Mu-
••
Pomatum, lil..y' potItdt4. hammadan ponti1F, ~\ tJl
Pomecitron, ~~ llIg1llilfl. See mufti, rUI~ ,Aoyi" tIllllldm.
Citron. The Jewish ponti1F, rL>.Ls:I\
Pomegranate, ~~ ,..,.tlldfl. Be- ~~ tJl Mi"am lJa,"I. [ mtltha,..
longing to the pomegranate, Pontoon, I. (for p&lIIIing riv61'B),;-
~l..J ....mcIl1t. Pony, I • .r.Jw~b la"an 11II"1,..
Pommel, I. (of a sword), ~ Pool, ,. ~ jdi. See Fen,
~\ WtllIt lIIItIy/. marsh, pond.
Pomp, pompou8DetIlI, ~ t0ltlmtlt, Poor, ,;:# lOki,., ..:.f~ ,of:!d.
~u. Ilw.n,J~J'~ jdA tOll- See Indigent, mean, contemptible;
jMii.l, ~ tlIfttaat. See Mag- barren; lean; trifling; unhappy;
nificence. splendor, cavalcade. spiritless.-A poor man, mendi-
Pompeus, ~~l- ,alailJ cant,..r-ii lold,.. See Beggar.-
tlDamM, ~ tat,.. See Mag- Tho poor, \..rU /tJtMa.
A poor
nificent, splendid, grand. woman, ~ lalt.l,.lIt. To be Of'
Pomponsly, ~~ lJiA:ol tGltlmat, become poor, ..r-£i)L.:. ,d,.
lold,..
k.b:..k~ lHW tatttallat. To make poor,,;:#~ t0mtlla1lo
Pond, I. vO~ 1IlItDl, i.S.r. lakl,., ~ \ ofta,.aAo.
_kilt,
..J!.~ gAolfr. Poorly,..fi~ lJikollou, A ii
Ponder, iI. j.:;LJ tlIGmmal,.J-.::.-i1 I•. See Meanly, unfortunately.
iftiI/«H'. See Consider, think, Poorness,;Ai I.. See Poverty;
mUlle. meanness; barrenness.
Ponderous, ~ tlIitl, r,:)!.jJ tOlllln, Pope, ,. \.1 W\ til p4pd•
••
I.:J!.j) ,.41&111. See Heary, weighty, Poplar, I. (tree),.JY-- !law. The
momentous. [,oil. black poplar, ...r)~')'" AaW,.
Ponderousness, ponderoaity, jaJ rumf.
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Poppy, ~\&~ UCIIWd.tA. The POle, I. (of the body), rL-.
heads of poppies, ~~\}'::'J mcIIiJ.. The pores, ~\.et.....
"""ma" IJllMlWd.tA. fllClldtadt.

Populace, r',,-l' til ttHOdm, 4-e\.!\ Pork,.;:!y..:;.~ u..- ~r.

IJl tdmm,yat, V'\.,H~\~ ttlt04m POlO1l8, ~l.l-.A ldo-a.u.
""ltdl, J~' al jamAv.r, ~, Porphyry, ~\:t...,ft Mffiw.......a.
til VltUk. See People, commonalty, Port, I. ~ .....a. See Harbour.
vulgar, multitude. -(a gate), y~ bdo. Port (air.
Popular (vulgar), rl.&. tdm, rJf mien, carriage), ~'fI1I!I7t,)iU
t"mu. See Plebeian.-(auitable fItIBIW, ~ ...."..

to the people). V't.:..J.l~~ Portable, ~ ,.,w..il.

/I'M l:Mgr lil .a.; (esteemed by Portend, •. (foreshow), ukJ.>
the people), y,,-lLJly~ tItU t tsla'. Bee Progn~ticate,
maMd til hUaJ. A popular foretell, omen. [See Omen.
disease, ~J fDlWcI. See Epidemic. Portent, I. (bad omen), ~ teaM.
Popularity, ~~~\ ittibdr til PorteDtoua, ~ ...v, l.J"'~
}NUl, 4;1\~ ",,,,wHt til fll4ftA1lI.
tim,,",', Porter, I. (toagate),y~~.
Popularly (in a manner to win the The porter of the inner apart-
lo\"e of the people), cJLi:I!J~~ menta, ~L-.. AafiJ (plur.
lJi ittioiJr IJl UtIli ; (vulgarly), y~ AwjjtllJ). The oiBce of
"l.~ ttlml1ma", r~\I.t;;JJ;­ porter, ~ 't. 6wJciNI. A porter
ttUtJ' fDa)A al ttl..il... (carrier of burdens), JL..4.--
Population, l.J"'#\~ mwal ",,- Mmmal.
."filI. See Populousness. Portico, I. 10:>'.r-!litlldtt, J I,J fWtlId.l.
Populol18, J~ matmllr. [iMli. Portion, I. ~ A_al (plur. ~

Populousness, ~I i?
iawtJt til AluM), ~ tSlIIIO, i.-; a-.t.
Porcelain, ~ If''l. See China. The portion of a wife, ft4 ....,
Porch, I• .:r-a~ tlaltlI. (pluz•.)1Jb.> j~ jfl1tas. Bee Dower.-The
"hclli.). See Portico, port, en- portion of a child, ~~'rL....:.i'
trance. iktuclm tIlmlrd'.
 roB 789 POB
Portion.
~
IGirim.
_II.,
fl. (divide into portiona),
~Ji t mntll
See Divide.
P08B8tI8, II. (have hold), ~ "..z,l,
~I iltafUJ' ; (me), ¥ tlIIlIat.
[Aa,iut. Pouessed, dj.l fmlmlul, ~
Portlinesa (dignity of mien), ~ or \;:.i.. mllklml4. Pouessed of
Portmanteau, I. i f iAwj. (in composition), J..i 111, ,-=-,I..i
Portrait, 10 '.T-~ tllltDfraA, '.;,-. sat, ~,j II, ~ ~ "Taib, ete.
draA (plur. .;,.. ItIfDtW). A por- (for examples, 800 Posseseing).
trait painter, .;~ mtlllltDtlM. POBlIeIIlion, taaarrtlj, 4i u.f4i
See Picture.-To draw portraits, WtlIIt, ~ mull. Hereditary
~ IlIIDfI)tW. [itJlalw mIIIcJmdt. possession, ~,.;"....JL-. mdl
Pory (full of pol'8B), ,-=-,l.l.....ill' fIIaUlr1ll. See Heritage.-Com-
Position, ~".... mcJfDtlII t (plur. plete and absolute poeseesion,
~,.,... fIUIWdtltJ, C~ fIUItralt. &.i\Cl.u~ tIIIarrtljmalkdfUJTa.
See Bituation.-(a principle laid To take poueesion, ~ flabat,
down, or assertion), \y:.,) flatfDa, u~ taltWTaJ, .j.&-~f-' ..-
i_ .=; Wigat, L.~ ..aLMltlll- tawla' tala', ~~ ..tamlal.
ffUlt, ~, till. To give poeseesion, ~ mall41.
Positive (not negative), ~~, POllIIeSIIiona, dL. I Mnl41, '-=-'U~
¥fail; (certain), ~ muta- talMTfljat, '-=-'~~ tfUrdt.
1aoUii, ~~ fDcJtIiA; (direct), POIIIIeIJlIing, possessive, pouessory,
~\i kdtit ; (dogmatical), ~\i adj. andpart. u~ muttwwrij,
idtit.. See Obetinate, peremptory. ~l. mdlil; (in composition),
POliitively (not negatively), '4~ ,-=-,I..i sat, ~~ laTaib, J..i 111,
V«ia,,; (certainly),'!· _ij! ,Mt,.",., ~,j II. P088elIIIing understanding,
~~ MlyMln, ~'-! bila ~ ~ \.., IcJMlJ talnyfs. POB-
.w; (peremptorily),'~iatttJfl. lI8S8ing eenaation, 4-a~J,j 111
POlIitivene88 (actualntl88), .>-~\j 1a4Iiyat. P088elIIIing dignity, J,j
t4lltI; (certainty), .;y\ war, JLt 111 jtl1dl, rLL.,-:-"~
~ ,All", ~ taUf}, ~J .cJMb fIUIkd... P088elIIIing excel-
"al, ~'JIJ.jItJUIdlillTaiW, lence, J..=i~ \.., IcJTailJ jadl.
~'r~ t atlllm III",W1aIIt. POS8tl88ing power, )~"'.~._\..,
 POS 790 POS
,clltib titidd,.. POIlMlIIlIing many ..~, .;>-T «air. See
estates. ~\~t. .ali1J After, followiDg. - Posteriority,
tlmldi. .;..au ttIiIWAw.
POfIIMl88Or,'. ~L. mdHi, ~~ Posterity, .3JJ\ GtD144, J-i flail,
mutMtwrif, ~ t. ,41i1J. See ~ Ualtlf. See Descendants.
Lord, master, owner. Postern, ,. (small gate), ..r-Wy~
P098lDility, ~\(.\ .mid,., JI...::-\ 641J ug1&l,..
iAlim41, k\h::...,\ ..'itdttlt. Post-haste, ~~\~ t":itJW .z
POBIIible, ~ muma;., ~ politi. See Haste.
mu1ttJmtll. POI8ible things, Post-horse, •. ~~,~~ ANd,.
~~ mul&tamtIldt• . To be til POliti. Post-horses, relaYB of
possible, J.,l.;t. ,d,.
mum_. post-horaetl, ~,.J'~ }Myil
P088ibly, ~\(.~~~ lJiWa,. til til politi.

'mU,., J.!ltIttllltl. Bee Perhaps. Post-houae, ,. ~~ politi.

Post, (letter carrier), ~.Y. politi, Post-master,'. ~~~J'!pNttIJ"t

Y~\J..'- AIlmil al mdtih, 64,11, u..,,J,~t. IdA.. al
~))\J..'- Admil al tIl'/Waka. politi.

See Courier, messenger.-(situa- Postmeridian, .k1\~ He'1Il .....

tion), ~l.f- mala,., ~J""'4 Poet-ofBce, ~y. poda. See Poet-
lII4ItDitltJ ~ maWl. Bee Seat, house.
position.-(a military station), Postpone, t1.~' MA.UtIr, u.:;J\
} __nj.:.. .wu.ll al ttllA:IW. An tltDuf, Jt..' 1Irn1uJl.
adTaDOed poet, r< ", .I\.t.~ Postecript". ~ ~(plur.
....tldMIat III t""'" ~ ~u.sl.. fJI4Il.Wdt), ~..; MY'
ttJIIttlt. A poet (employment), (plur. J,H"; u,tI), ~\­
.t.~ l:1tItItut, ~ maud. _lit/GA.
Bee Oftlce, dignity.-(a piece of Postulate, poatulatum, poatuJation
timber aet erect), ~J tQlItatl (pI. (aaaumption without proof')
o)'JJ' tlfDtdl). Poet,.u-Yo politi. J.=)o)~~o) itlttlld 1Iild lMfl.
Posterior,.\ 'C.....! htlel , ;...\::... Posture, .tl'- 14lat, J'- AdZ.
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The posture of afFairs, ),..IJ~ Potter" . ...;}l:..j jtll:lJdtiJri. Potter's
r,...-l11l41 umar til ttHIta•• clay,)'J,} ftJk1JWJ,.. [bag.
Pot, I. ~ ttlffjtWlI, or ~ Pouch, I. ~ Ja,i. Bee Pocket,
t4ftjtWtI; (a drinking cup), 4..t~ Poverty, ;U ftJlw. Bee Necessity,
hi,M. meanness, defect.-Poveriy and
Potable, '-:-'Jr mtJIMfli. Pot- old age (lit. the two evils), ~~~l
ables, c:.:~J~ .tII~ru6dt. tJlmM'dtt. Poverty is my glory
See Drinkable. (a saying of liubammad),jlAJ\
Pot-ash, .,)\..e.; rtlmdtl. ~;s-j olld,. ftJllwi. To reduce

Pot-bellied, ~j 4J lalw _iA. topoverty,~~ ttlmtJltJlwltJit,..

Bee Impoverish.
Pot companion, ,. ~~ ftIIdfm.
Poultice, ~ WiAtJ. To poultice,
Potency, potentness, iji kfDtJt,
~b.. Mt ldiNJ.
i.J~ 1wtlrtJt, )..ci\ ,itUldr, A
Poultry'.J~ ,."a,.. Bee Fowl.
Ialw. See Power, in1luenoe.-
P<Juuce, yJ...s.w fII'i1J4i. 8ee
(vigor), iji kfDllt, &.:-3''';iji Claw, talon.
kfDoC sau,d. See Force,
Found, tI. J") tl4}. See:Beat,
strength.
powder, bray.
Potent, ~,; iIHDI, ).,)\j hiw.
See Four, tI. '-:-" ,d. See 8tream,
Powerful, strong, forcible.-A fiow; scatter, cli1l'ue.-To pour
potentate, ~\hL ItIltiin, ~ out water, L.~ laW tfJd.
mtJIii, etc. See Emperor, king, Poured, Y~ mtIIW. To be
monarch. poured, ~ \ .1IItIoW.
Potential,~ mil. . . . SeeFoesible. Pourer, I. ~L. ,iUilJ. Pouring,
Potently,'~,j 1tHIWIIff. See Fower- (parl.), ~L. IdlilJ.
fully. Fowder, u;'" ltljuj, ,-:-,13 _ai,
Pot-herb, ~ ~, &.:.J\J ~ g1toJw1l. See DU8t.~n·
tltl6dt, y~ AMid. [.....6ot.
powder, &.:.JJ.J4 iarat.
Potion, I. (medicinal draught), ~~ Fowder, tI. (reduce to powder),
Fottage, 4).,.:. ,_id. See Broth, J6:!"' Hki. [_Ad.
gruel. Powdered (ground small), J~
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Powder-mill". '>J)~\~"'u, 1411111 kwlrat. See PowerleB8. - A

tJllxJrUd. power (potentate), l:J\Y.., nJldll.
Power, i)~ ituWtJt, )~\ iUitl4,., Bee King.-(military force), j-&
iji dwat. Bee Strength, ability; ttJIw. Bee Anny.-A power of
tJl&o command, authority, domin- people, ~~ jamt iaIt,.. See
ion, help, iniluenoe.-(vigor), Multitude.
ij; dwat, l:J'F tall/tROclII. Powerful (strong, able), ~; ilHri,
Bee Potency. - The power of .J.>\j i4tlir, ;1~\~t. ,aW
attraction, ~';4i;':; dwat i&titld,.. To be or become power-
;'cJulat. The repelling power, ful, ~';.Jt. ,cI,.
ktHot. A power-
ki\.>iji dwat tldfitat. The ful man, ;)~"",,:-,-t. ICiAIi
power of motioD, eUFiji dtDtJt ktMlrtJt,) \~~.; 111 i&titl4,., etc.
mwltMrikat. The intellectual Powerfully, )~~i;-;~ hihJl
power, eU.J.Miji dwat mudnlat. dwat wa iUitlii,., i~ hl111tOat.
The power of imaginationorfancy, Powerfulnetlll, ~~ ituWat, iji
J~\iji dwat til kMy41, or kl1wat. Bee Power.
~\ til ...eu.a,yt1at. The Powerl8llll, ~~~~ .i.. aM,r
reilectmg or thinking
power, ktMlrat, iji,-! bil4 dtDtJt, .J \~~
~)\iji dwtJt til tlUlAm. The hila iktitld,..
power of memory, ~ \ iji i&tDat Pox, '-1J)~ jatlari. Bee Small-
til Mis, ~~, til AdfiuA. Na- pox.-(venereal), ~~\di}
turalorinherent power, 43\.)\\iji /,.artJ: aAmatlf.
dwat aadtiyat. Animal or vital Practicable, J.,l m"_II.
powerB,~~\~,AJ\ aUiwa' al Practical, ~ t llfll4lf, Jt....:....\
.411'yat. The powers orsenses "tit m4lf. Practically, JLt..:...J~
of the body, l:J~\~j iiuJa' al lIu ..titfltcll.
Hdall. Venereal powers, iF Practice (experienoe, DIe), Jt....:....\
~ '.J.+.:o 'It'
t 1llcJl, Ji ttllllill; (habit),
latDtJt ,1wJwJalliytJt.
POIIIIeIlJed of power, ~~ ~ t. ;.>L: t il4lat ; (cuatom), r-'.J,......
,aMi iutlrat. Bee Powerful.- Practise, •. Ji ttlflltll, ~\
Without power, ~~~ bil4 "ItItu. Bee Perform, OUCllte,
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do.-To practise artifice, ~ Ji mfUtafJ'jilJ til AamiJ. See Landable.
ttlmal AllaA. To practise physic, Prank,.o ~...... fII4I~tI.
...
f- Aa&m. Prate, prattle, tI. ~ tallak. See
Practiser, practitioner, J..~ t4f1U1l. Chatte~. [Chat, talk.
See Performer, agent. Prate, prattle, ~ talk. See
...
Pragmatical,~..r-=SUftrgAalallfl1. Prater, prattler, ,. d~ ta1liik.
See Impertinent, intermeddling. Pray, tI. (make petition to heaven),
-A pragmatical fellow, ...)~
~ ,all4', ~ taelarrtlf:.; (to
ftl4vh. [gMla6f11. entreat), v-d' _"ltama. See
Pragmatically, ~iA lIikatirtJt Supplicate.
Praise, \;j ,allfi,';":' 'Aukr, ~ Prayer (to heaven), i~ 'alat, ~.,)
Mt!, -...Q..:" waf (plnr. ';\"',' duta. Prayer (submissive im-
4fI)'iif), .M- oomd, CoM fII4f1A. portunity), 4-J raja, JA3
The praise of God, &ll ~ ,Aukr tamaMf, l,,)"'\.t.::J, iltimcil. See
tIllaA. Praise be to God, &ll.J.:J' Entreaty, supplication.
CIIWW illala, &ll~' til 1uIm4 Preach, tI. ~J watas•
illaA, ...)W &ll~' til Aamd illaAi Preacher, ,. (Christian), ~~waf:.is;
"tala', ~~~'&ll illtMi til (}{W!8Ulman), ~ " h.;.. kAaelll.
Aamd wal mimltlt, ~_l.r·,.M­ A preachment. See Sermon.
1wJ1'IIdtM illtM. Preamble, i.~ • •iJiJamat,
Praise, tI. ~ "'-ail. To praise ~~.,) iJflJajat, ~ kAtItlJat.
or return thanks ~ God, &ll~ Precarious, J~AL. malaM war,
,WeIr a1WJ, &ll ,~"", ,1Ii1lfl1 alltIA. ~\JAL. malaM,lIiat, ~~
Praised, C,Jol m41miJuA, .;~,.. glulgr ,aiJie, ~ ~~ ,ooyr
flfllM7liif, .,)"....... maAmiiiJ, ~ fllultJla1JiJit. Bee Uncertain, de-
Aa.fiJ, ~ • ..,taMtJIS, pendent.
J,u- fII4I'ul1r. Precariously, ~\J~~ mi" gTtayr
Praiser, ,. oM\- Admiil, c.,)L. m4iJiA, ltJ1Jat,)}~~ fII.,Aayrw4r,
C':;" mtJiJd4A, -...Q..:,~ flJ4Ii/. ~~ lJilci lJda.
Praiseworthy, c..MJ"-,,:"'~'" wajilJ PreCarionsn888'J1iJ'r~ t" al
41 maiJA, ~,~" - II .. karar, U:J'r~ t aiJam alll.u.
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~L:. IAdta, rU-. mtda'il. See Pre-eminent, J4i\ afial, j\.:..t..
Condition, state, degree, clau. m.mtas, r.ic.. fft"W4tlii..
Predicant (one that aftirma), )'JLe
Pre-establish, t1. ~,J'J..iJ;
mW:tJrrir. To predicate (aftirm), ttl,yan }ail al toUt.
.J~'~ t lJmM firdr. Predicate Pre-established, ~"JIJ.i~
(that which is aflirmed of any- ••ttIYltJ,. WI tJl UJa1t.
thing, an adjective noun), ~J Pre-establiahment, r~~
UJ(Hf, ~ li/aA. The subject and
the predicate,
~ UJal tall. Predication,
tatYl""~,
J\::.J'Jr.'i.a.•n
til Pre-emt, J:..i~i' WI.
Pre-exiatence, r~"'~J tDtjiJ
itt.
.J~\ i1rar, UJ..~ tlltrif. ..tIiotltltM.

t-
Predict, t1. )~, /lfIItW, ~J tOattMl, Pretaoe, I • .t.~ ",,"iMu~
~ tlltllliia'. Predicted, .J~,.. ~~'" tlfidjtJt, I,:)'r ~
mtHDt u. To preface, .t..i.a..~
Prediction, I. JU fii.l, }~\ M.s4r, ~JII4I, ~~"'~ ~
.JJ:,.. maUJtad, ~J UJtltd, ¥ J tlfllajtJt. A. prefaoer, J-u
UJtltfd • .t..'i.a..J\ (.8",.1 tJl ...d;au..l..
~ Wtltw:
"-
Predispose, t1.

Prepare.-Predisposed, ~
See
Prefect, ~~ A4iitA,
I. will, J"
~t fICIsir. See Governor, COIIl-
mtIWtltw. See Prepared.
mauder.-A prefecture, i...;"
Predisposition, ~ ta/ulfr. See
"UiiflllJt.-8ee Government, ClOlJl-
Preparation.
maud.
:Predominance, k-.\ ilItea, .~\
Prefer, t1. (give a preference), ~
illlla, '-:- J u tagMllvlJ. See
~ /addtJl t G1tJ', ~.J nrjjoJ.
Superiority.
Preferable,~\ . . . ~r­
Predominant, ~~ gAalilJ, jr--
m"'tilUJlt. See Superior, preva-
r.ii.::J\ "","""i6 cal Waa.,
lent. ~..;1 \~, Idyii tJllMju. Pre-
Pre·eminence, r.i..u tdatltlum, ferableness, ~.; will.
j~\ ml.,4., ~\ iltitJd, Preference, r~· ttJ"UCIM~ f.oW
.¥W\ Ntlla. See Precedence, tIII:tlf., ~,;J 1MJlla, ~
superiority. tII/tlfl.
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Preferment, ~.J wakln, UW) '..I L....::.. kluuiirR. Sec Mischie~

irlihi. See·PromotioIl.-(a place hurt, injury, damage.
of honor 0#" profit), ~ fIUm- Prejudice, t1. (injure), ~ dar. See
.ah, ~.r- nuwUllJat. See 01Rce, Impair, hurt.-To prejudice (for
dignity. tW against), ~J'j\'-:" ~ c..J
Preferred (coJllliderel more highly), tatMltJb "a' aw did; (in favour
~r.:i.i..",.wa.". e"a" ~ of), JIJL. mtil ilIJ'. Prejudiced
~ mujaddtJ talll'. (for), J'lo.:-' ,;"" .... mtltsttJUtO
Prefix, t1. ~ ~. ila'; (~t), r,;YW?
mtlts-
Prefix, •• (a particle prefixed to Mffir min; (in favor of), ~L.
words), ur- wI, ~~~ mayl, ~ \.; rdgW.
-fjM· Prejudicial, ;.a.. ..
wliIT, \". R ..
Prefixed, y~ mtJmi1~. ",.jM. See Injurious, detri-
Pre1ixioIl, prefixing, ('!. ~ taUtm, mental, hurtful; contrary, oppo-
r~ tUa4dum. site.
.
Pregnancy, J:- laW. Prelection. See Reading, lecture.
Pregnant, ~ A~1a·. To make Preliminary". i..ia.. ..~ .
pregnant, ~ Aaiiaf. See 1m- Preliminary (Gilj.), r.:i.i.. m~m.
pregnate.-To become pregnant, Prelude, ,. preludiwn, .L.~
~AwllJt. mtdaddamat.
Prejudge, prejudicate, (decide Premature, ~) IJ:.i ka6lal wtlkt.
t1.

without information or examina- Prematurely, ~)'J:.i WI al

tion), ~Yr,;YWf- Aa_
wdt. Prematureness, ~'i~
m" ,Mgr md ,aj'/lM. iMtWtSt III tajalat.
Prejudice, prejudication (judgment Premeditate, t1. j..';-\JJU:-' ,aia}
formed without examination), WIJ taammlll, ~ takalltJd, ~ \

~'-!~) ray iila tsjaMul. ad111M'.

Prejudioe (for or against), ~ Premeditated, .> a:; ij • ..uldtutui,
ui:.tlutIlJ; (in favor of), J.::... ~~ mUf:!amad talayAi.
..,l; (against), ~'J'"' ,tHOlJIItIft. Premeditation, ~ "iyat, J,:;·IJ
Prejudice (detriment), .)~ dar.,., tsammul, ~ kald, J:.i~lJ
62
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~)' rlJ., 14'" al fl7dt. See Adi'r, ~ """titl. See

Deeign.-Without premeditation, Ready. [.... lilt.".
~~~ min , . "t",...tIIl. Preparer".~fIItIWtlir, ~ ~
With premeditation, ~ 1JittJ. Prepense. See Premeditated.
t"..tIItItl, "'I~ iaMltJ". To speak Preponderance, preponderation,
with premeditation, J,;.~ do- C.~) rujilA, f,;)~) rt;tI1tiill,
lwM' bitamnflltll. [minister. ~JJ IMjll.
Premier. See First, ohief; prime Preponderate, tl. !:.J rlljja1.
Premio, ~..I. Jlf'nnio. Preposition, I. ~.r wf.
Premises (propositions), 1.:Jl..:iA.. Prcpo88e118, tl. (impress with preja-
~mdt, 1.:Jl.~ ~­ di~\~)'tJIIIW ft. See Prejudice.
mdt. Unqueetionable premiaes,
Prepossession. See Prejudice, pre-
~1.:Jl.l.i- ~mdt judication•
..UItIllamaA. Premises (housetl
Preposterous (topsy-tuney ),y;;-'
and lands), .J~ taidr (plur.
I.:J!J~ taldr4t).
mdlil", VJJ.- mIIthu, vI-:-
maMilI. See Abeurd, foolish,
Premium, ~\1.J~I.i'~ ilmat
ridiculous.
aui'l11rlilA. Sec Compensation,
Preposterously, ~~ &il~
reward.
y.,u..l~ lnlmdliW.
Premonition, ~ fIGIIMt.
Preposterousness, ~ ttdl.
Premonitory, u~ fItIIlf.
Prepuce, u.li gAalaf, .lAi ,Mdj.t.
-~I~ ttulilrtli,
Preparation,
)~\ iltilular, ,),,) • • .\
Presage, preeagement, ~ u.-
idittliitl, ~ IlJimfl. See Pro-
(plur. r\(...\ aAilJ...), JU fal.
See Omen, prognoetic.-To pre-
vision, apparatns, composition.
Preparative, preparatory, ..,.s.J~'
eage, JUy.". _01 Jfll. Bee
;,tiluldrt. PrognOlltiC. [ Iia~B.
Preparatively, ,),~~ l1i iltit tld4. Presbyter, I. ~~ ~ ~
Prepare, tl. ~ Prescienoe, ~'rk t-MI~",
1I.tIdtltIr.
Prepared, ~ muMyyil, ~ JW MtIlUwl. See Foftllliaht.
m.luJlUlar, .>Jw m"tal, ;4\- Prescient, prescious, ~'rS~
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tiilim .1 gha,lJ. To be prescient, The presence chamber, (
Ji.u Ut-Hal. dttDdfi III tafll.
Prescribe, C'. (order, direct), ~.) Preaent (not absent), ~\
~ j.rad ttJla', r'- w..., "'~'" f1tISUJ,fu. To bl
~\ ."'Clr, ~J r/Jltl"'. See Com- ~\..~~ ia" ltdtlir.
mand.-To prescribe as a physi- (not past, not future), JI
cian, ~J tHltJj. To prescribe ~ \1... k::•...i' "\ III tDdt c
bounds, .JJ~\~ t."MI Gl <at haad, ready), ~\.
htItd, "'J.>.J.. \.,).i.,. 1wMa4 III ~ ".,."il, ... • u~ .
WU. Prepared. - The preset
Preecribed, preeoript, ~r~ present, ~;\\~ MIa
fIItIAH'" lJiAi, ";J~ flffJjriU, The present tense,~ll\ ,
rJ""~ mGrl1lm. At the term At present, ~\ fila". S
pJ'ellCll'ibed, "'J~\~~ iilW -The present day, ( ~
III fIIll1tltd.
'MDflI, r.r.l\\~ la4 til
Presoriptioa, preecript, (precept,
To the present day, JI
moden, ,~li idtidM, r"'.J rcu", ila' haw clan. Present c
(plv. rJ""J .......), ~!J riifltM
money, ,.,;,Jjj Midt.
J.
(plv. ~ bJ nltD4Ht). Bee Order.
Present". ~ WMAI,
-(ancient custom), ~i",~
,,"igat. A present to 1 .
t&W ~tJtIW. A medicinal pre-
ecription, ~\.tA...J uxuj-' III judge, ir-J nIIA.at. See I
Atdr",. Prersent (make a preeent), I. :
Presence (state of being present), H.UlMd, ~J ."w, I
"'~J fIJffjU'.Jr»- AtMliW, ~ .it~ Gt"' Wi,lII. See'
Atulrlll (plv. CJ!ri>
Aalrdt); give.-To present one'8-se i
(air, demeanor), jtiJ fIGIIJf", ~J fore another), ~ lutlw
.lIi". Bee lfien, port.-The Appear.-To present a com:

presence of God, A1l\"'f':""J ftItg"U ~\(:, r~ ~ ,,...,,"1.

GlltJA. The pre88DC8 of a king, Preaent&tion, vOr ttWtl,
~Ua1-I~ fIUJ1uIar .,..utifl. tIU:dIm.
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Presented, ~ mlltta', ..;~ npon in battle, r4f' 11ojl_. See

",.ltda', r:;a... ",uiatltlam. Assault, attack.-(to blockade),
Preeenter, I. ~ m"tll, ~,.. ..r- MMr, rb. ltiiMIr. See
..dal. See Giver. Besiege.
Preaently(immediately),"b.lallcll, Prete, I. (for oliTee, grapes, ete.).
See Present. ir-- -~,..,. .
Preservation, ~ Mfs, 4.l:&ik'e Preaed (lIfJ.ueezed ), J~ fll4Jtrir,
",wltdffllllt, ~ ~ .,!Jut, ~"- J- - -=- ...
'w. • See Com- ~

1"'ii,." L.~ Ai,..,. pr.-ed.-The preeaed. jaice of

Preeerve, tI. ~ Mfas, ~ ".., fruit, ~ ~ tudNl. PreIeed
l;)'w .aft. Te p~e fruits, (c1oeely beeieged),.J~ 11141iri,.
etc., J;eJittl...z ~ai6a'. A pftlllMll',.... ~ t..a,..
See Confect.-{pickle), ~ Jj Prwawv,..r- 1ttIw; (opprellion,
talflGl lIdiGll4l. grievance), 't/:i.J
IJ'f:!IMlt,.J,:':"
Preterve, I. (fruits preserved with j.fIJf', ~ . .,..Jfi Idr; (im-
honey, sugar,etc'),J~ ....n1h6t1', pression), .t.L:. t alci• at, r-'J
l;)~ -ria.. See ConfecL f'IJIII,)' .... (plur. Jm eIr).
Preeerved, ~~ -fils, V')F Presume, tI. (suppose), ~~ tMed-
..«AriI. See DeCended.-Pre- lmlt, ~) .. See 1magiDe, t....
served (u fruita), J~V''!­ hope.
....u.....~. Preaumer, I. (8uppoaer), ~~ sdt.....
Preeerver, I. ~b. AdJs, ~k'e Presumption(8uppoeition),~j ut.-.
...AaJs. See Gnardian.-A pre- ~ WAil''', :> IalIft, J¥
server of fruita, etc., J.,.J..~ tMatDtDi,., .,)~, itt~, ..,~,

td",tIl.....W. See Confectioner. itlilliifl. See Conjecture, belief.

Preside, tI• .J.w\~~ "t'll iiuctlr. -Preaumption,preaumptuoU8ll'-
Presidency, prEBidentahip,.JoU 1tUlr. (arrogauce),~1aWiJtIr, ~~
President. I. ~J ron", ~ j ...,.." )~\ "tiJdJli,..
~\ rqp til "J1M. Presumptive (supposed), J~.
Press, t'. (compress), ~ """,tlli ~i,.. Presumptive, pre-

(squeeze), ..;.s:. tGII. To press sumptuous, presuming, J ~! - •

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..taWii,.. See Arrogant, in- attabiest. PreternatUl'Blne&8,
solent. ~'~Ls::'~\.u\.. Adlat
Presumptuously, J'~ biglauriJ.". a"'My "Hilaj attabltat.
See Impudently, arrogantly. Pretext, Jk4).i: tflll' Ht"'. See
Presuppose,CJ. i.:Jl...,:J\J:J~';lMtId Preteace.
labl tIlIICIman. See Preconceive. Prettily, ~~ baol liltI. ~
Presupposed, i.:Jl.)'""l:-i~,.J...L. ii~ lH1:o1lMajat.
f1II(Jjrv.d kabl aaaman. Prettiness, ~ Atun, J~
Pre~nce, ll::- _"Ilat,)~ tGr,
iamal, .o\bllatajat, .o~ IMlJjat•
.l1c. ~ee Pretty, ~ iamll, ~ latif.
tillat, ",,\W tat-aU,".
Excu&e.-A weak pretence, JlAJ See Beautiful, elegant.-Pretty
~ tatalltll talll. Pretence (in some meaaure), #~; tla"'tan.
(claim), ...,y;.J dotfDa'• See See Somewhat, tolerably.
Pretension. Prevail, 1'. (to be in force Of" fasbion),
Pretend, fl. (allege falsely, act hypo- i.,)~\~J~}"" ,a,.ian al ttidot.
critically), JW tatallal. See To prevail or prevail over, ~
Feign.-To pretend Of" lay claim glusUW, ? _jM. '1'0 prevail
to, ..}s:...,y;.Jj¥ ttHMl doeJJ4' upon (induce), ~ kaMt. See
..a14l'; \......
~ 01.
~ taW min. Persuade.
Pretender(claimer),~.MmtJtUatl; Prevailing, prevalent (victorious),
(a boaster), -.r.x':,. mllndotl. ~ \l gAdllb, J~ m.tawli.
Pretension (olaim), 'J~.,) tlat"'aA See Superior; powerful; forcible.
(plnr. 1.:.)1".:.,) dot"'dt), ~.,) -(ourrent), l.j)~ ia,.l, ~rs:­
"tWil, or 4.j~.,) tlat",a', ~.,)' ttlml1ml. See Fashionable, com-
itUitil. mon, general.
..
Preterite (tense), ~W\jAifit' al Prevalence, ~ tag1laUulJ, ~\
.ath, ~W\ alm4tlf. . ;'tlla. See Superiority.-(cur-
Preternatural, ~ ~ gMy" rency), c~) rawai·
tiJIJltl, .~\i1\~~ Wlaj al Prevalently, i).,)J~ bj1:o1 ktMlrat.
MtitltJ". See Irregnlar.-Pre- See Powerfully.--(currently,
ternatutally, ; -.. . Y\~ ditld g('uerally),\..~ t fUl/4man, J:-
 Bee PubioDably.
PRE

r..,...I\kl:'"' t"w tlJflJ7t III t-_..802 PRJ

devour.- To prey upon (lOb,

spoil), ~~ ttIIUl ,.,MI4.
Prevaricate, t7. ~ kgM', J.; MIl, See Plunder.
~ tGIf, J;'-- MtlJlIl. Price, ; ~.i If..." ~ ...... J'W
Prevarication, i _ 4. • "'~''''' -t'" (plur. J\-' -r...4 r). See
~kgll. Bate, value, estimation, oqui....
Prevaricator, I. '-i~ • •ttJddl, lent, rewsrd.-The price of blood
~~ aa,i". (compensation for murder), ~"
Prevent, II. r=- ....tt ~.Jt.J lfyGl. See llulct.- Price peid
tGt 4r'tltl. Bee Obstruct, antici- by a captive for liberty, ,,,.; .JiI.
pate. or ftMld. See BanIom.-Bish
Prevented, t.""'"
..,.,.Qtt .,)J~ price, Jls:t:rJ IaIGa tali. See
fNIIdfUl, ~ flMlUItl. Bee Ob- ValuabJe, precioua.- AccorclliIg
struoted.-A preventer, ~L.
.a"itt ~.J\...
Prevention,
··taril.
r=- trlCUItt Lu II .. fI-
to the current tw mubt price,
6ojJ4J~'~",~ tIM
trlajN ....t'" III j8.f1. Without
maMt"', ~~ tGttWf"tUI. Bee price, ~~ 1Jil4 . . . .
Hindrance, obstruction, antimpa- Prick, II. (pierce with a small pac-
tion..-Preventional, preventing, ture), ~~. See Pienle,
preventive, t:il. .flit , ~Jl­ sting, goad, spur. [tare.
mfltarid. Bee Prevcnter. Prick, I. ~~. Bee P1mo-
Previous, J:.i
WI, ~ L. 1d1JiI. Pricked, j~...u. See
Previous to this, ,~~ WI Pierced.
MId. PreviouslY,"l:-i WIa", Pricker, I. (sharp instrument), jisi-
~~ mm WI, ~l.)'~ tIUIfIoUa. See l'ienler, boakm,
WI a.llmatl. awl.
Prey (hunted tw seized to be de- Prickle, I. ~ ..-.u., (plur.
voured), ~ la,d; (plunder).
~ lIag'l.ma, ~
See Booty, spoil, ravage, rapine.
9- 1""'.
J.!\:..a
See Thorn.
1MdMl), 4.S,:. .......
Pride,;t.J t..W6w, _~;.S Wrtp,
Pre~', II. ~?' ijtarru. See Eat, .... ~, "ti»dr, rw Mt.~.
 .,

PRI 803 PRI

See Vanity, insolence, loftinees, mdftll. See Formality, precise-

elevation, ostentation, decoration, netl8, gravity, simplicity.
splendor. Primogenial (Ant-hom),.h /Mr.
Priest, •• ~~ ~, ~ lam,. See Primary, original, elemental.
Priesthood (08l.ee of priest), 4-a.,...:; Primogeniture, 6.J..,)~ hukuriyllt.
~tJt, ~~ itlMat. Primordial, Jj\ tJUltDtIl. See Ori-
Primacy, i..ii.. ~fJIIIt. ginal.
Primarily, "),\ atDtOala., ~\~\J Prince, I. (sovereign), C)\6l...ltIlt4n,
/fl1MdJlIl. dL. malik,..r---\ (lmir. See
Primarinetl8, l,.,~ \ /Ill. [original. Emperor, king.-(the son of a
Primary, .,r\ tJIlI. See Firat, king), ~It.:r.\ ilm til malik.
Primate, ,. (chief eaoleaiaatio),,),w Princedom, i.J.- A"lumat. See
~.)\\ Mdr AdltI. Principality.
Prime (chief, most excellent),~, Princess, I. (a woman having sove-
GIll, ...;..,.:.\ IJI1nj, J..ii\ tljtW. reign command), ill.. malakal,
See :Best, principal, excellent, L\hJ.- lullilMI; (a king's
.original, ftrat; early, blooming. daughter), c.:.s:wl~ hinl til
Prime, •. t:~ _ciA.
See Dawn. malik.
-The prime tw best part, ~ Principal, ~, 11111, J1k... m,,"lai.
t"" The prime of life, C)'P See Chief, capital, essential.
y~\ t-jflUJiifl IIIAtM6ah. Principal, •. (a chief), ~.J rayy".
Prime cost, ~\j..,' GIl til See Chief, leader, president,
a..t. govemor.-A principal tw prin-
Primeval, primevous, primitive (an- cipal sum, J WIV' ~ rill al mill.
cient), r!~ iadf"., ~ t aftk. Principality, I. i.Jl.\ amllrat. See
See Original.-Primitive. See Sovereignty, kingdom, province ;
Formal, precise, solemn, grave. predominance.
Primitively (originally, at ftrBt), Principally, .. ~~ kA",a,an.
"'I
\4~ ~(ln, " -
»J\ tIU1- Principlo (element), ~ ttl,.,.".

«JtJlMt. (plur. )""k taMlir; (original

Primitiven8ll8, ~.MJ\J~ lwll al cause), l,.,L...\ lUI, .J~ "'Gldar.
 PRI 804 PHI
See Origin.-(motive}, ~ iIuIltJHIt. See Secrecr, printy:
MlJtJJ, ~~ hatH; (teDet), retreat.
~.;... mcdtzb. See Opinion. Private (alone), ~;:.-e ....Uil,
1
o),?....farril; (aeaet), Ji't' \
Print, .,. ~ Weat.
I
See:M:azk,
impress. .wJ:Jajf,,;r- ...,.,.; ( - pub-
Print, •. ~ ta6tJt . Bee Mark, lie, p8rticular), V'u. Db,
impreB8ion.-The print of • foot, ~ ~ WtliAriI. Privat.ee&ctl,

) ' tIfM'.
~\:>.J~'tIIIMDC11~. A
Prior, ,. (of a monastery), ~J private apartment, 'i}&- ~.
~~) \ rtlll' M'I"Iflidn. Bee Abbot. Bee Privacy.
Privately (eearet.1y), ..~ """.
Prior, r~' tlUam, r~ mtd41-
Printely aDd publicly, .. ~
katltlim, ~La ,tJbii, ~ tcdU.
See Previous.
Priority, r:iA; ~m. See An· Privation, r~
tiquity, precedence.-Priory. See
"~J

itlam, ~ 1Gli. See Depri.

fttrtMt

r'~l t--,
tDaj.....

ntion, depoeitioD, degradatiOlL

Abbey. [mana,Alr).
Prism,.),:.:....mamAi1,.(plur~\N.
Privative, ~L- .alib, r......
Prison, ,. vo-:o- AtJJI, ~ ,qjll.
."t-.
A privative puticle,
~u.r-- lttwf MJIi.
Prison, c/. ~ luIbal. See Im-
Privilege, '. l.:.J~ 1Hwt»I, .\;1...
prison.
~cJflIA, J':';- .....Mil'. See
Prisoner, ,.;:-1
ma.UiiI, ~~- flUlljl1,..
all,., VN~

prisoner of war, y~;:-I all,.

Immunity, patent.
A Privilege,
Wltdj.
c/. ~~~ t---
[ empt2cL
iulrb. See Captive. Privileged, ~l.... -"tcJj. See:ls·
Pristine, ~I alII, Jo!La lfibii, Privity (ClODIOiOU8D88II),..r>- iMM',
t!. ~ Wi/no See Anoient, former, t.lkI itilii t .
original. Privy (oolllCioua), ~ u.. ~
Privacy (retirement), ~}>- kluIlwtJt; "luIbar, J-=~'-' willif t.-',
(state of being sccret), \i:;.. I iUfa ; ~F m"tWit t cUct'. Privy
(n place of retirement), i}>- '0)
to a sccret.;:J IJ:>.. tlUAil"';'.
 PRO 805 PRO
A privycouncinor, j.M m1Mltl1JIM, Uncertain, doubtful, disputable•
.fi), WAt,.. Privy-purse, J',..' -Problematically, ~~ IHl4
~uJ\ amwiil III Ha"tIA. gail". [Snout, nOle.
Pri?f, I. Aj\:;.y'" atlah 1M1I4. Proboscis, r'~~ kAtIrlflm. See
A publio privy, ~ luJllfj. A Procedure, il...L...... mue1mtllat,
cleanser of privies, y"l' J.i- d"L IUld. See Management,
Aj '.> m.tczut'l III 1Jda6 kAdll4A. progress, proceeding.
Prize, I. vOJe tQwall. See Reward,
Proceed, C/. J.;:- r'J\" tlaWtIfJI t alll',
premium.-(booty), ~ ,Atmf-
~.r=-'I idClmar tala'. See Go,
ffIIIt. See Plunder.
pass, advance.-{to act, transact),
Prize. fl• .;~\A~ tuflltJl ltIAo
~ ttIfNJI. To proceed against
't'ilJa,.. See Esteem, rate, value.
oneatlaw,~~,.alat, ~-..r.JJ'
-Prized (esteemed), ..J.« - « ..
ifllltltQ' ttJla'.
--ltMtw, r';"" """'CIm. Proceed, proceeds, J..L- MIil.
Prize-fighter, I. l;)\}f! 6aAlmoafi.
Probability, JL.::...\ iJaeimal'l;)\(..,\
Net proceeds, J\. laft. See
Produce.
iml4f1. See P088ibility.
Prooeeding,pGrl•.;"\. laW, ~
Probable, ~ muAlamal.
m"II1ItIIi1; (transaction), ~
Probably, JL.::...\~ "iA:olilalimal,
(tlmal. See Procedure, process.
~ pAtaflltJl.
Probation, ~"tloltl,l;)~..i. """MfI, Prooeaa, Ji ttIfNJI, fIItJIlaNII. .tJ.-
~~, il&Jl, l;)\$\..\ imtiMn. See Proceeding, progreu.-A pro-

Bee Proof, trial, examination ; oe88 at law, il...\- mUtafl.lGlaI,

novioiate. .l. Qj Wigal, ..;~" tlatwa' or

Probatum est, ~~ tDdji". ~"tltJtWd. ProoeBa (method,

Probity, &:it..\ tlMftII', u\-a;\ management), ~.J will,
iudf. U:u flildm. r
Problem, •• J(:... fJItIIUal. Pro- Prooeuion, I. ~..7" tltwJrtJ. To make
blematical, ~ mtuAtGhClA, a procession, ~J"~ ttJffMl
kjl:...~ ".M m.llautal, ;:&- tltItDrQ. [aMAtIr.
~ ,AtIYr m"AtlkluJk. See Proclaim, o. ..;~W fldtltJ',~,
 POO 800 POO
Proclaimed, ~4.j.>\:- f1NIft4l1tJ' bihi. Procurator," ~J tlllIiIl,..r-~
Proolaimer, •. r..j'>\:- fJltlfldlii. fJMIiddir, Jr-L. "....... See
ProolAmation, J~\ ul&ltiJr,~, llanager.-A procurator-general,
4!dfJ, I\'>\:- tMfldtldlf. [ltmItU. ~~J tlllJifl..-lW.
ProcoDSul, J-:.iJ,~u tid,.} til Pl'OClUV, fl. ~ ltan4l. Ju ..z.
Procraatinate, fI./--\ a.U.Utw, J;:
8eeObtain, gain, acquire, lDaDap,
t./ItIItIIM, ~ \:iJi t.tIWIl t4,ulr. eGntrive; penude.
See Defer, delay, put oft'. Procured, ~ . "...1. See
Procrastination, ~ \j t4iA1r. See Gained, obtained.
Delay, dilatoriness. Procurement, pIOCUfttioll, ~
Procrastinator, .;.. ~ ... .uw, Iddl, J.,-
Mnl. See Ao-
JJk- mflt/ltlltllil, Jf.-.. quiaitioD.
maMil. Prodigal, ~~ .....f ,J~ . .
Procrastinated,';"". ma-aH4r. _w, ~ mvllfj.
Procreate, fI ~;.s UfDUJtM, ,uJ Prodigality, ~L-' in/.
See Beget. Prodigally, ~lr'~ itW iriJ.
tII,z,tl.
Procreated, ~f-::..- mfltaUtltlltl., Prodigious, ~
.>!". fflaUJlatl. To be procreated,
~
t4f1"16. See WoDderflll, emu;. .
t'"
~~ ta;UJallcul. (tofldltll. mcmatroua.-Prodigiously, .. t.~
Procreation, ~i tawlltl,. j..,L:J ~". fICItIIt.- tDJU.
Procreative, proereant, tlJ". m.- Prodigy, •• ~ t.';ilI, ~
fIHIllitl. i~ ~~, t#jalJ til t!Jia,ii, i.~
_tit
ProereativeneIl8,
~..;:3' attotllll4. • t4t1U41• Prodigies, ~t..r
Procreator, •. ~'-' UJ41itl, ~r mil- t"Jdyill, c.:JL.~ t ald. , .
UJtIllftl. See Father. Produce, fl. (briug to viewOf'" noWle),
Proctor, a. J:$J UJalll. See Pro- r.ii ~ J~l..... To
clU'lltor.-A proctor at law, ~J produce proo~ ~\J'r~ I:GllaI
~~, tMltfl trtllattlla. .-at,).;.'." See PlO1'8.
Proctorship, .u~J UJak4lat. Pl'Odu.ce (whatever anythiDg yields,
Procurable, ~ YllttllttuMl. Pro- as ltuita, srain, etc.), ~L-
eul'llef. See llanagement. AdI.l, J~ ...Mal j (emolu-
 -f-,
PRO 807 PRO
ment), ~ Mft> i~U fa,iIltIt, .o~ k.:- ItMItfll. See
~ -ftlt'" See Gain, pro- Art, occupation, vooation.-{de-
at, amount; fruit. aJaration), ~jU ta~f, l:)~
Produced (offered to view), .,)~,.. 1HJydlt, C~\ 14aA, ...;~\
WIUIjatl, ) J r ma6n1l; (pue- it!irdf. A profeeaion of faith ",.
rated),.,)1r ..,/114. beli< i.J~ IltM4tlt1t.
Production, I;]!.IJ "'., .,)~ Professor, I. (public te8cher),
~,).w\ iItlar, };.\ .Wlls; (~ •
~)~ WfItltwriI, ~ mut.tJlltm.
li&erary oomposition), f e.' Q J To give public lectures 88 a pro-
ItIMIf, \.:.i\ iIuM. 1'eIBor, ~j.,) tltwrGl.
Productive, ~r ~. See ProfFer, fl. r-=U~' Bee Offer,
Creative, 4dBcieot, fruitful. propose.-A. proffer, r!~ IM-
Proem, I. ~~.,) tlI/Jdjlt, i..u.-. tIIm. Bee Offer, propoeal.
.~. Bee Pretaoe.
Proffered, r-:i....L. fmIituItlam. A.
Profanation, ~ ttmj'" ~.jJ profferer, r-.ia... mtWJtltlim.
141Mr..
Proficiency (improvement in leam.-
Profane, 4.,fy.:i.,) MIIND1• See Ir-
mg, etc.), W) irtiltil, t.\.i:;.j\
l'8T8NDt, polluted, wicked.
intijat. Bee Progresa.-A pro-
Proue, t1. ~ fUJjjaI, v-J.,) ficient, Jr m....cr.UI.
...... See Pollute.
Pro1Ue, ~;\~ tlMf III WiI,;Tt;
Profanely, r-!r-\'-!
11ila ilIinJ••
(a likeneu in), ~~~
ProfaDene., r-):-J\r-~ llam e ~1' tGItDIrtlA hi fIIIIf III wajTt•
., i/Ilird".. Bee Irreverence,
wiokednea Profit.. i~ U jd,iIlo.t, ~ Mft!
PmfiI8B, II. ~\
aNw, if,lj\ •• ~ trIM/tlttlt, t. i.tiftlt· \a:J'
~. See Acknowledge, oonf8ll, See Gain, advantage, adVlllU»-
OWll, declare.-To prof888 friend- ment, improvement.
ship. ~~\ aNw III ... Profit, fl. (gain advantage), ~,
WHl. .ta/tIt; (to give advautap),
Frore.edly, ..~U; llIAir•. ~ Mlilt. See :Benefit•.
Frofeeaion, I. (ca1liDg),) LS' Ur, Profitable, ~ tIMljltl.
 PRO 808 PRO
Profitableness, i.l.!u jayiJal, .).,)U\ _"";y(Jt. See Oft'apring, genera-
ij'arltst. See Profit. tion, raoe.
Profitably, i.l.!u~ "J:ol ja,_f, Prognosticate, fl. ~ ~',
~ .. t.~ iiMtDtifl mu/ld. JjLj ulafl1fl)(J/.
Bee Foretel,
Profitless, i.l.! u~ lJilillayitlflt. predict.-To prognosticate from
Profligate, ~u ja"''', j1':" U Idj;", the stars), ~ fu':i;a"..
~U land,.J!,r. ,Nwrir, ~ Prognostication, prognostic, Ju 141,
,Mk!. See Shameless, wicked. ~". maweJti. Bee PredictiOD,
Profligate, ,. j1':"u lajir, J;r tIl. omen.-The prognostications of
IIII.OWir. Bee Scoundrel, villain. astrologers, r- LL. I ...ua..
Profligateness, pro1ligacy, .,)W Bkilful in the prognostics of tho
ItJI(J.il, f' ,Nw. See Wiokedness, stars, ,;A\..~ mtlflGj;i_..aw.
villainy. Prognosticator, ,. ~ _Mljji.,
Profound, ~ tamll. Bee Deep. JUt:UJ IfIltiJA ftl. See.u-
-(most learned), ~\ tltla"" trologer.
J4j\ (Jldal. Progress, progression, ~!J.)..::...rl
Profoundly (deeply), u::w~ bikol "titJrilj, ~).,)J t44rfj, J~'
ttJt",mak. See Deeply. iklJdl. Bee P81188g9.-<advance-
Profoundness, profundity (depth), ment in knowledge, ~.;-J
J.i t amuk, )~
gMuw j (great ttJrtJkb, ~ ItItlfa, ~.,)\;
knowledge), ~\~ ",arat al teJtlIlJ. A remarkable progreee
tUm. (in anything), J~' iDal,),F
Profuse (prodigal), )~ muHuir, saAar. A progress (circuit, pro-
u.,r- muml; (abounding),~ ceesion, journey), d,L Md,
ktUlr. Bee Plentiful, abundant. fJJ"> tartl,ft'" . .,~ ...,. ..
Profll8eness, profusion (prodigality), Pro g rusi ve, progres8ional,
u~\ Will. Profusion (abun- I.J':" ~~\ "titlrdJ'r.
dance), ~ ",artlt. ProgreBBively, ~J.1:J~ 1JitWrfj,
Progenitor. See Forefather,anceetor. ~~~4 1Ji iltiilrilj.
Progeny, J-j fI(JIl, .,)lJ\ moltlil, Progressiveness, ~~~\ iIIiM'oj.
~ flaiM, J-\ (J,l, <4j.i See Progress.
 PRO 809 PRO
Prohibit, tI. ~ IIIQfUJt' ~ MM', tadbl,.. See Project.- (jutting
r-r 1uwrtlm, r:."rs?j¥ t amol out), r-.iAJ
taladdwn.
taJwfm. See Forbid, debar, Projection (shooting forwarda), c/
hinder, check. tarA. See Projecture.-{delinea-
Prohibited, t.~ mllmnut! ~ tion), r-'J rtllm, k;.. 11ullt,~
~ munAa' t anno, ~ muAar- r-taltlr. See Plan, project.
rtlm. Anything prohibited, r-!'>
Projector, I. t.~ mtlllt"t! ~
Mram, t.~ mMIInut! ~ mullltaNt·
mumtanat. Things prohibited,
Projecture (a jutting out), r-;'\ jj ';
~'i fJIIWdf, Co'l.f mwNw- taIstldum. See Projection.-(A
ramat, ~k~ mamnilt4t.
projecture before a honae (as a
Prohibitor, t:il. manit! naAf, ..;aU balcony, pent-honae, etc.), J~.J
r~ mtlMrrim. rllfDal. See Balcony,porch,portico.
Prohibition, t::-=- fMJIt, t.L:..:....'
Proleptical. See Antecedent, pre.
ifIItiftdt! ~.,pi' talrim, '"' naAf. vious.
Prohibitory, ...r-
mtJntl , ~..rs!'
Pro1i1io, ~W tanaltllf, ~
taJwfmf. See Prohibitor.
Project, tI. (contrive) ~, .Wa-
J...\:.::.lJ ,an/tit Iii taniilUl. See
Productive, fruitful, pregnant.
t.
rat! ~, ilItIItlat · See Form,
plan, lICheme.-To project (jut
Prolix, J!.); tawil, JJh..
mtltaw·
wal, ~ mllfaual. See Long,
out), ~&..J~' (liMa! taltl';
(cast forward), c>
taraA.
tedious, dift'118ive.

Project, I. ~o1J tadlJIr, ~~, Prolixity, prolixness, J~ lui,

weiddt! t.~' iati"4f:!~'~' r-~I~ tafrilalkall2m, J!.)a:i
ilu14l. See Contrivance, BOheme, tatwfl.
plan, invention. Prolixl ,_~.I1J lHtta'ril
y,~. v', ..~
Projectile (impelled forward) mu/lJIItIli:m. Prolixly and com-
uJ~ maUilt A projectile pendiously, J~J~~4
(anything thrownforward), ~.r- lneta/lil wal pal.
mfWWIG'. Prologomena, ~ fatilw.A. See
Preface.

It ..
 PRO SlO PRO
Prologue, I. ~~oJ 4ilJiiJilt, i..,ia;. tOael. To promiae to oue another,
fIJ~, kx-\i liltiMt. ~~I.tl ttltOulada.
Prolong, fl. JP, larDtDal. To pro- Promised, oJy;.,..- flJtllDt'I1tl.
long the time, ~L.jJIJP, IatDtDIIl Promiser, I • .1;~ "'dtid.
tJII/ItlIilfl. Promising, promissory (making a
Prolongation, oJ' ~, imtidal, J!.p promise), ~~ tOiltill.
t4ttDfl, .uu,\ ittilat, J.,b tal. Promiasorily, '1 ~J "'fltla".
See Delay. Promontory, ,. V'~ rd,.
Prolonged,Jj.h.. flJtdatDfDlIl. Pro~ote, fl. (prefer), J.J rtliJ:l,',
Prominence, t.W) irlijat. See r~ ltultltlfIJ, ~J rflftl Bee c'
Protuberance. Elevate, exalt.-To promote to
Prominent, ~~ "..,.,.ftt> ))~ dignity Of' office, ~.;4AJi tlllMl
64n's, y~ flJlI,w,lilJ. laTw marltI1JtIt, ~AJi tIIlMl
Promiscuous, k~ fIUIkAlut. See laAo fIItIUJ1J.
lIixed, confused, undistinguished. Promoted, Jr lIIIItarllUi, ~~
Promiscuously, 1.,Ls",~~ lJi- murlaflt. See Propagated.
f/xfi- .,W1U. Promoter, ,. J~ mwaUi, d/
Promise, I. ~, fllfle', J;
_I, muAatrii. See Encourager.
~ latMMul, ,).J:.~ flltlflltH, Promotion, ttIr&f, Li...J} J.J
.,)~ .ftU. According to pro- trli1il, r.iaJ taUtUaa. See
mise, ~)\~ AaM1J III "ttl. Preferment, enco1U'llpJDeD.t, ex-
The performance of a promiae, altation.
~".s'r~' ttMm III fllflttl. Prompt (active), t:!.J"'" """t'}L:.
To perform a promise, JJ MiJw; (rady), .."..~ ltiIl.,.,
~)\ -I"
fIl tNt".
To break ~ .flllat ,"" See B-dy,
a promise, ~"l\~\D.. Matt al aoute.-Prompt payment, '-J~
""'ttl. 1IGiiI. See Beady money.
Promise, fl. ,).J:.J .,at-, ~~ Prompter (monitor), I. 1¥~ ..f:.... ..
lat.fIAW 14M. To pramUe too ('U tICIM.
much, ~.,J\J~4 i4lagl jll Promptitude, promptD.., u,,-

(
•
 PRO 811 PRO
ItII't"'. See Beadinese, expedi-
tion, quiclmese.
tence, ~~.w' tIItla,. til Aw.
To pronounce sentence of death, --
Promptly,..J\-A4llM,..~..rIMlt"'" ~~ rt-.
MitIm lnUatl. Pro-
See Readily, quickly, expedi- nounced,~,aL. mal/Us.
tioualy. Pronounoor, •• ~J Idjis.
Promulgate, promulge, tI. ~, Pronunciation, 1aA.l laft.
-ua,.,~, aAar. See Publiah, Proof, c.:J~' "~dt, J-&.,) tlolfl
proclaim. (plur. ~).,) tlaldgil), ~U..i.
Promulgation, .)~, ..AM,., )~, 6twklt (plur. ~!r. ~lWdAin).
tiM,.. See Publication. -(evidence). i.,)~ .laaltiJdat.
Promulgated, ~ L:. ,Mgsb..1~ See Evidence, testimony. - A
lICIIMii",~ ....AtoMr. See convincing or poBitive proof,
Published. ~~..r.J&.,) dahl 6twMnf. Proof
Promulgator, promulger, ~ (test, trial, experiment), ~\s\..'
...,Mw, ~ .",.wwit. t.Ii1dlt, ~ t4jri/Jat, ~
Prone (bending, not erect), J.!.\.. iItilwot. Without proof, c.:J~'~
Mp. See Proetrate.-(having Mid "1I4t, J&~ 1n1d lMtl,
a propenaity), ~ L. .adp, ~u..i.~ iild.. 6twMII. Legal
~!J rilgltW. proofa,~~.u.,),IItlillat,Mrttytlt.
PrcIbaeea, ~ -.a,l, ~.) ,..,1lJtII, A proof-mark upon weights, mea-
~~ .iGtIi. See Propensity, BUl'88, gold, silver, etc.,}::~ ttyii,..
mclination. The aau.yer of the mint, who
ProuOUJl, •• (personal),;:-w "-Ir. put. the proof-mark on gold or
A demonatrative pronoun, r-" silver!J\e-I' ~ L.1dIMl til f!,a,..
~t:.1\ Nm til ..k,..,. A rela- Prop, , • .,)Ji tIMU, .u.- - - ,
tive proD01ID) ~\~\ t i l . ~ IIG/jcJ. See Supporl.
al ..-..... An interroptive Prop, tI• .x.........
See Support,
ponOUllt r~'&.Jr iM:I til IUtain.

""fAam. Propped, .,)r-- ..".U.

ProUOUD08, fl. (articulate), laJ liI/a. Propagate, tI. ~ ....w, ~
See Speak.-To PfOD01IDCI leD- 'Mwtlt. See Extend, spread,
 PRO 812 PRO
diffuse, promulgate, publish.- Properness, .Li...il,... mfl.lDdJalrAt,
(to inc~), .3~ satl; (to gene- ~\:... munaltlhat, .w~ liya"t.
rate), ~~ ttHDalltJtl. To propa- See Fitness, suitableness, tallness.
gate religion, ~~~~\~ Property (peculiar quality), ~\.>.
kalatl ...t"M,. atldt". "M,at, ~\.:;.. khii,liyat, 6\.i
Propagated (diffused), ~~ 'Myif:: silt, ;.9.:( ktlyjigflt, ~L. miiMyat.
See Promulgated, published.- Bee Essence, quality, nature, dia-
.'
(increased),
..3\~ mudiUl ; position.-(pOlllleBllion), do \ •
(generated), ~,.. flfUfDtJlWl. flftdk; (goods), J L. ..al (plur.
Propagation (di1l'using), .;\.:...::.....i\ JI,.-I amIDcil).
••t.,M,.. Bee Promulgation, Propheoy, i~ au_at.
See Pre-
pnblication. - (increase), ;.3~ diction, divination.-The gift of
aa,tJtltIt, .3~.3J' istliyM; (gene- prophecy, i~ aahIDat.
ration), ;.3)J tDtIladat. Prophesy, (I. ~ ~'. See
~agator". (generator), ~ ~ tD41id, Predict.
~r flMlfDtJllttl; (a spreader), Prophet, prophesier, ,. ~ Mil,
~ ".tllluJy,~ J,....; ,.ariZ.
• Propensity, propension, propend- Prophetess, ,. A _ • ; ....,. or
ency, ~ mayl, J~ ,AtHDk, aalI,"'at.
~.; rvg1tlJfIt, }\.:;.. kMtir, I~ Prophetic, ..,;~ ....,,1. A. pro-
AtHDa. Bee Inclination, tendency. pheticsayiDg,~~~.»- ~
Proper (It), if!.l layik, ~~ MlItJufl.
tD4}"ilJ, Vi'r tnW'ap, "":-\:... Propinquity, y.) _6. See Neu-
flttlfldli6; (peculiar), VI\.:;.. MId" neas, proximity, neighborhood.
VI~ IIUIoUfIll ;
(accurate, -(relationship), ~~ ~
just), k~ flfashtU. See True, ~ fftUfIb
. -. .~
, .t......JLI· 1wraHI
aaot.-(natural, origiDal), ~ ~at. See Kindred.
t4b1f.:.1; (real), ~\ tIIll, ~ Propitiation, J'w £.J.j\-.;U:ac...\
Milkl. ·Bee N8C888al'Y. ..titttil alW taf.:.cila'. See Pr0-
Properly (ltly), .w~~ bikol pitiousness, atonement.
l;'tJiat. Propitious, ~} "alI.., ~ MIff,
 PRO 813 PRO
~L. mtllatitl, ~\,-. mtIfDap, ~w leadiigil); (a design), ~
~ mtIIltJll. See Favorable, kaatl, ~ nigat, .J~ mwiltl, ~.;i
kind, benign, benevolent.-To g,",rall. See Intention, scheme,
make propitious, to propitiate, plan.-The proposition of a syllo-
~, i8lat laftJlw. To be or gism, .t.~ mtlkadtltJmat. The
become propitious, uY lalaf. major proposition of a syllogism,
Propitiousness, Uk! lMtf, ~i ",,~\.t..iA.eJ\ til muA:adtltJfA4t til
l4u;jfJ:. See Conciliation, benig- l:v1Jra.' The minor proposition,
nity, kindness. ioJ'~,.t...\i.J\ al muluJddamat
Propitiously, ~jlJ.. ~ lJWlt- al "'9Ma'.
din fDa tafDjll:. Propose, fl. propound (make a pro-
Proportion, ,--",\;J IandlUlJ, ~
. . posal), ~~.r ttWM laM. To
fltUa&zt, ~h.. mllftlIaalJat. See propose to one's-self, J;-rr
Analogy, symmetry; form, size. llJltJm tala', ~ I:aatJll. See
Proportion, fl. proportionate, U"'u Intend, design, scheme, plan.
~ 14a tala, Vi',.. 4 \ 4-C Proposer, a. propounder, r.ii-.
la1llllltllao muu;d}i. See Por- mtd:atltlim, ~.JL: taritl.
tion, divide, distribute. Proposed, ~J.J""- mat"ld, r.ii..
Proportionable, proportional, pro- mukatltlam, etc. See Oft'ered.-
portionate,proportioned,'-:--'\:.::.... (intended), ,J~ maJ:aud. See
fftUtdflaftl1. Proportionality, pro- Designed.
portionateneB8, ,--",\;J tan4aIIi. Propound, fl. Wtlam. roii See
See Proportion.-Proportionally, Propose, ofFer, exhibit.
Proportionately, ~~'~U4 Proprietary (belonging to a certain
iil mtmdBtJ1HJt ill,' g,"","M, owner),cl.mull:, ,l;l:;..l:Aduat.
6 •i.e \..i.i
'.;:& ~ U- • . 1I iiI ~"aa
'"OY t alG' Proprietor, proprietary, a. ~L.
g1&ayriM. mdllk, ~ \,.., .4Aih. See Pos-
Proposal, 8. proposition, ...P.r
ltWd, sessor.
vo-L....H uti"., L:~' i8titlti1, Propriety (fttness), .iJ\::l laydat,
'-:- 1h.. tIUItW (plur. ~\k.. .t-.h.. "",lid_at. See Exact-
fIUIldlii), i .. .4; 1usdfyat (plur. ness; fitness; property.
63
 PRO
Prorogation, ~; tawnkkuj, J!.,-J
tatwik, ;:> W taUir, ~F
ttJttDtl, J ~, i,eimrar. See
Prolongation, continuance.-To
prorogue, ,;;..' aJ:1Jch4,..
Prorogued, .r>-'\:.- mtda4klJcMr,
"";;r maw'kuj.
P1'OIlCribe, fl. ~ maMt> ~ Mja',
J::JJ 4f=-- h4kam lIil ilIU.
Proscribed, J-:-i.l4~r~
ma1Jcum taltlyAi 1HZ katl,
manja'. A proscriber, ...;:-
~-fi. Proscription, ~ ~ft,
l~'~~' al Adm lJiiatl
a,Uadan.
Prose, r fIfJW, ~ rlS'
ialdm
mfUajjat·
814 PRO
i..,\.l.-e mutldwamal. Seo Perse-
verance.-A legal prosecutioD,
~~,J tlatW(I', or '~,J "ttl1u.
See Pl'OCeIIIl.
Prosecutor, , . .,r.l.-e ".wltlatf. &-e
Accuser, pCl'lIOOutor.
Proselyte, ~,J tlaUfl, UN.r
gna,.,. See Convert.
Prosody, vO,,~I~ til'" III tllrid,
vOJr' t fIrUd•
.,f-
Prospect (sight, view),)Q:- 8I4JfUM',
)V nasar; (dilltantview), ~>
MIa,. lHItfd; (a place which
aft'ordll an extensive view), Ja:-
mllftlar (plur. j;\:... malldsi,.).
Prosper, tl. (make happy), ~A...&

Prosaic, ~r fIfJWf. tllmalaM 'clt1d, ~'''ttMl. See

Prosecute, fl. (continue endeavoUl'll Favour.-(to be or become happy

after any thing),~' uttHllM, or lIucoeeafu1}, ~)t- IiIr

~rJ\,J tldWIIm tala'. See Per- -tid. Kay God prosper (him, her,
severe, continue.-To prosecute a etc.), ~b~' fDttulah alW.

design, ~~r~,Jdawam tala' Prosperity, proaperoUBDeII!I, Jl:-i'

niyflttiAi, ,..w:;~~, ulftatJr iihtJl, ;,J\a- 'fJtiltltJl, ~

tala' 1"wliAi. •To prosecute at IJaW. See Happineee, suOCllll,

law, k),:•...ll.y.b talMHlTto Iii good fortune.

mtUltd,.atflt , ~';:'~J.i ttllflfJl Prosperous, ~ ...au. ~

talayM ,Mrftan• """tM' ;;". ..JWt. See F«·
Prosecution (pursuit), ;,JJLh.- tunate, lIucceuful.
",,,td.,.adat, ~ tard; (penevering Prosperously, J~'~ 6iW iIUl,
to carry on), J!r=-:\ uti".,.dr, C~J,,~J4 1JiW Nt- ••
 PRO 81S PRO
MjaA_ See Fortunately, SUOOO88- Protracted, r>- L::...
'1Ird4a1Ak/ut,.,
fully_ .JJ~ ..anulutl_ A protracter,
Prostitute, fl. Jj.J ,.tJUlJl. Jj:k.. mrd4l11Wil.
Prostitute, prostituted, ~jj ,..'1.
Protraction, .J1.>.:...I.intitldtl, ~-t
Prostitute, •. .t:-.\; /dAi8Mt, ~ ttJaUlr, ~# ttJtwll, ~'ri
~. See Strumpet, whore.- t.wd,.l. Bee Delay.
To play tho prostitute, ~.r Protractive, protracter, ~tt., i".-
~\f \.. tlJf'lUl4tMWcJ lill1t4td. Mil. Bee Dilatory.
Prostitution, U uoUMat. Bee Protuberance, ('.J' WtwtJm. Bee
Whoredom. Tumor, swelling, pimple.
Prostrate, "~L. '41-*'"
To tall Protuberant, ~t-.JJ wannd,.,
prostrate, "~L.~ 1ltM,'jit14,.. ('~ ,,,tIttJI:tJlM... Bee Promi-
Prostrate, fl. ~ Mlja4. [",'". nent.
Prostration, .~ I4jdat, .J~ Protuberate, fl. ('.JJ warim, ('~
Protect, fl. ~ ltafflil', ~l. 111,., ~. Bee Swell, project.

~~~ 14...' tM. SeeDefend. Proud, ;!-:- ~IJir. Bee

Protection, ~L- Taimd,tIt, i; ~
nyafltll, .u:u t..s,.. ",UtI/aut.
Protector, ~\>. Ad.." liUb.. MA
-:r ..
~~ del.., ttl,..
Preserver, defender.
Protected, ~ ..tWea', ~~
tll4Afts. Bee Defended.
Protest, tI. ~J..r.J.i ttl"'"prolmo.
Protest, protestation, ~J.J? pro-
t.U.
Protester, •• .J~ "..,.,..,., J..~
~J.r.!' t,..il til protMt..
Protract, fl. ~, tdUMr,
t4lDtDtJl, ~~~ ttJfflll1tJl&o ttI",'I.
See Delay, lengthen.
Splendid, grand, magnificent,
pompous, vain, ostentatious;
daring, presumptuous.
See Proudly, ~.r.S'J~~
, 1Ji1:ol j41Jri,.
totl niri,ii. To behave proudly,
;tJ taWlHw.
Prove, fl. (by testimony or argu-
ment), ~, .,IJat, ~.J? IJa,.Aa,.;
(to try, bring to the test), y ~
jMTrsIJ, ~, imttJAtJn. Bee
Examine.-<to happen), J-.
1ItIItJl; (to become),.Jl. .4,.; (to
Jj-k find by experience), .r:>-' SiTa·
ttJl1tJr.
Proveable, l.:-'~"J.!U ktiIJil al
 PRO 816 PRO
nlxlt, ~6;\..J\~\i ka6il til im- Providence (of God), ~ll~~'
tiltil_, ~R'cf- ",vmh,. al til enaytlt al iltJAiyat; (fore-
tajri6at. sight, prudence),.r,j,j tGtl1Jtr.
Proved (by evidence or argument), ;~ 1HJrirat, Ji:: tGil, k~'
l.:.J~ ....lJl1t; (brought to the iAtigat.
test), y ~ mtljarrah, J\~ Provident, jw. mtula6hir, Jiu
• ....al. tilTnl. A provident man, ~ '-"
Provender, l.:.J'; hit, r~ tatam, ~ ,aAilJ haairat. See Prudent
~'atf!mat. See Provisions, man.
fodder. Providential (effected by proTi-
Pro'\"erb, ,. ~ ....al (plur. J~' dence), JW~..J\J'~~~
anu"), l.:.JU-. fIUlIalat. To mtlttlmmaln hi f:inayat al bart
speak proverbs, Jw.-\y~ latd/a'. Providentially, ~\:.a!4
wah (I1Md/, J~~4 ~ "aia' 4t!)\ hil linayat til iltIAigal.
lnl fIIIIId/. See Providence.
Pro'\"erbial, ~ maItIlr, y A~ Providently, ~~ 6iioliGrint,
Ji.J\ ~ ,Ay ywah hiM til malal. ft~ hi tatllJlr, "u,~, tAt..
Proverbially, ~t.i"-! 6i _awt ,dta".
flItJIfIl. Provider, ,. ~ maMy,l.
Provide, t:I. provide for (prepare, get Province, ,. -~, Gili"., iJ4'
ready), ~ luIdtlar. To provide ayalat, )~,J diyar. See Region,
neceeearies, rj ')J ~ 1uIdtlar al tract.-Any man's province, duty,
lawasi".. See Prepare, p1l1'Vey, or omce, .t..,,)&, lAidmat.
procure, fumish.-To provide or Provincial (relating to a province),
stipulate, 1,..:r-Jr f:tmUJl ,Atwtlt, r=l\iJ1y.,-:- maud lil aidll..
i~\-Jr tarnal "'UtaAallat. To Provision, provisions (food), r~
provide indoatrioualy for a family, ttlt!lm, \,),i glusdd, i,J~) SIMl¥4-

r}' r;ii ituldam alasim. Gat. Provisions served out. to

Provided, ~ mtlAaddtw, etc. ambaeaadors, etc. from the public
See Preparecl.- Provided that, treasury, ~ tat"'"
Pr0-
~'1,..I~ hi ,"art a". vision (stipulation),!';:. ,luIrl,
 PRO 817 PUB
~.l.Ilt- mU..iilaatlat.
~
Provisional Prude, ,. Jjk taln'l, .ub.J,..~
(conditional), ~f> ,!a,.t•. Pro- J.iL: tamu Adla&, tiiki1. [tatlbl,..
visionally, bJ~ ii ,Atwflt. Prndence, ~ "MI,.ae, ~~
Proviso, ~ ilttlt't. See Stipu- Prudent, prudential, ~ ~ ~
lation, condition, provision. '4M" lJtIIl,.ae, Jj~ talu. Pru-
Provocation, ~.r~ tahn}, dent people, ~'."l"AS"'" a,Ad"
~~d- tdntl (plur. ~~~ "MIrae, p ~y~} arlJa" tatl1JI,..
ta1wftldt). See Irritation; alIo Prudently, prudentially, .. ~~
appeal. ~J hil:ol t aBifl IDa "Mlrae,
Provocative, " i~k~,fr mu- p,)J ~ "iiol tatlbl,..
Juwraj MMltahIDat. Prune, ,. (plum) ~~\ qjlil, t..':>-
Provoke, e. (e~), '-:-" d ;\ k_U, J';;..r. lJarhil:.
aglultJ". See Irritate, oft'end.- Psalm, ,. J"";-' malmU,.. The
(to excite, give an edge), ~~ psalms of David, ..)J'~~
lwwru. See Stimulate, incite, maldml,. tldatl. Psalmody, ~y
move. tasml,.. A psalter (book of
Provoker, ,. (cansing anger), psalms),JJ'j \y\:.S' kiedTI t.IIIt.I1Jl1,..
~ .:i -.. mugAtlilJ; (a causer, Psaltery, ,. (species of harp) ~i\i
promoter), ~~ muluwrik. kaflUfI.
Provoked, d,F muMtTak. Pshaw! b~ IDah. See Foh! pish!
Provoking (giving provocation), Puberty, t~ bul;,.gh, ~~ lJulu-
~ .:ii.. mugAtli". gM,ae, A boy arrived at the age
ProT'ost (chief of a college or other of puberty, t:!~ baUgh. A girl
society), L).M!'~J ,.a1l1l" til arrived a1. the age of puberty,
mtUlrMat. See Magistrate. ~~~ hille iiiliahoe. To ar-
Prow (fore part of a ship), ~~ rive at th~ age of puberty, J~
~..r!\ mUcium al,lUWW. t:! ~ ,ilr baligh.
Prowess, k~ ,hajalat, i'~ Publican, 8. (the keeper of a house of
jtWQQt. See Courage, valor. general entertainment), ~~
Proximate, ~j karl". Proximity, mll:Adflji, J~ "'!lammar.
'-;J~ ""r", J\..aj\ ite.,al.· ~ublication, J4~\ idAd,., )41:\
 PUD 818 PUL
isM,.. The publication of a book, Pudeadam (membrum mile), ill
~ tfUflfj, ~~ Ullj. wL.~' alGl~, j;' ......
Public (common, general), ...r~ (plur. ;;;, .uti,.). Pudendum
t""'il..l, r~ tam,d,r:......... (mulleris), d /orj (pIur. fr.,j
_II!; (generally known),)"':'" jvrv,j).
lfUU,ua,., uJ..J'W tlUltri1j. Pub- Puerile, ~ tflr. See Childiah.
lie buainell8 (national affairs), -Puerilty, 4,a,k tifaliral. See
ilJ~~""\ amil,. tIfltlatolGl. The Childiahne-.
public treasury, '-i~\ '" ..Irf. Puft'". (blast) ;..;; uf/taI (plur.
Public burdens, i _';..r~LU ~~ flG/llde); (a fungus), ~
taklfj tw:ftfat. See Tu.- Iaad. See Kuahroom.
Publio prayers, L:.> l"ta• See Pu1Fer, •• (blower) It tldJ.U.
Prayer.- A public standard of Pug, L:)~ ..,.,..efl. Bee Ape.
weighta or measures,)~ ti,a,.. Pugh!.~ .ciA. See Foh !
Public, •• (general body of a nation)
Puissanoe. See Power, potency.-
~\ • 1WuJt6. See Nation, Puissant. See Powerful-Poi&-
commonalty.
aantly. See Powerfully.
PUblicly,"~~ f:.ald...,atcz,....~~
IdAirtl", Publiolyand prit'.tely,
Pull, tI. ~ .w, y~ ja.i.
.. ..
4iL:J ~ """'dtDtlttJla.. .,tItM. Bee Draw, drag.-To pull up
(eradicate), ~~. Bee &-
Publicnesa,;,F _11,.,
~ .wArIit. • tirpate, tear, rend.-To pull hain
Publio-spirited, ~i\~ ..wAil
from the face, ~ utaj.
til wcztall.
Publio-spiritedness,
~i\~ AilJ til wu.tan. Pull or pulling, •. y~ j-,
Publish, tI. ~\ ./UuJ,.. To pub- y;'~ jasilJ.
ft" jM'. A puller,
!ish a book, y\.:.$,r..; ..M,. Pulled, YJ~ ..q;.eJ, y,-
litaJ. IIItJIAilh. See Drawn. - Pulled
PUblisher, •• ;:.t nadir. Thepub- up, y~ flUIIAelJ.
lisber of a book, yl::..!.l~l.i Pullet, ~~.} /twlU..,AtnM.
"41"'" til kitilh. -tr.J,} /fIn'fJj.
Pudding, •. ~'>y. pudding. Pulley, •• ~ hMa,.,".
 PUN 819 PUR
Pulmonio (belonging to the lungs), U.)~ 1JiJ:oI dikktlt, ~i~
~)!y,-..... maua6 lil""aA. 6ilwdt. See Pointedly.-Puno-
Pulp (of fruits), ~ ,Wm, ~ tualne88, W.) diUtlt. See
lib. .Exactness.
Pulpit, ,.;:- tMn6t1, (plur.:r.\:... Puncture, ~ uk_t.
1114Md6w). [anna6t. Pungency, i1... Aitldat. [sharp.
Pulsation, ,. ~ \~..,- TuwtdM, Pungant, .)~ AcId. See Piercing,
.-
Pulse, ,. ~ na6t. One stroke of Punish, y~ ttllltllJ, ~~ taW.
the pulse, ~ nalJttJt. Punishable, l.I'L._LH~L~
Pulse (leguminoua plants), y~ mtutaAiI al kiIcI,.
Wa6, 1.:,)4~ Au6t16clt. See PuniJlhed, ~\- mUtaW, y~
Pea, bean. mUttllU6. To be punished,
Pulverable, ~,~ mtlmkin ~W ta t au6. [muntakim.
/lUaAk. Pulverization, pulveriz- Punisher, ,. ~~ mUta.}ilJ, F
ing (reducing to powder), ~ Punishment, ~ ~ ttJf:.116, ~p
,a.Ak. To pulverize, ~,aW. tdillHJt, y\;i.c tfl:al1.
Pumice-stone, ,. ~~ ,\ajar til Pupil (apple of the eye), ~';'.Y.
AMA, dJ\b..~ Aajar al Aakiik. 111111611 til ttlyn, ~\.w~ 1uuJo,.
Pumpkin, pompion, ,. f..} ka"to kat al tap, ~\~W\ i,.,an
Pump, ,. (for raising water), W
til ttlgn. Sl.'e Eye.-(a scholar),
ttlf"flm!JtI. ~ talmll.
Pun, ,. J~1S itJldm611", ~ Pupillage (state of being a Bcholar),
latlftlA. See Wit, humor.-To ~\.ul- Adlat attalnllz.
pUD'J~1S~ tamal itJldmiil". Puppet, ,. ~ lu~tlt.
Puncheon, ,. ~.f. lJarml/. See Purchaseable, lo,jr.
ymhttlrtl'.
Barrel. Purchase, 11. lo"S'?\ ;,Ata"tI', J~
Punctilio, ~ ttJl/if. ttIIawwtlk. Scc Buy.
Punctilious, ~ ~l. ,dAii Purchase or punhasing, a. ~,
tlJ;ltf. See Precise, ceremonious. ;'Mira.
PUDctual, .u.)~l. ,clAiJJ dilut. Purchaser, , • ..;~ mtul&tari.
Sec Exact,aoeurate.-Punetually, Pure (clear, limpid), ~\k tilAw;
 PUR 820 PUR
(11DIIWted), v-J\:;.. dieeouree), ~ .-tU', ~
iAdlil; (in-
nocent, chaste), ~u, MAW, ~ Nftjot.
ttdI. Sec Holy, virtuous, modest. Purpoee, i.,)~' irfillal, ~ J:.M,
-(sincere of heart), JoJ\.. ,dtlii. rr
t-, ~ III,." .3~
Purer, purest, k'
alMr. IfItIbutl (plur. .w\i... ~,
Purely mixture, with
(without ...;~ gluwtMl (pI. ...;~, .,1wU).
limpidnellll), ~r ,.,./, laii I"· Bee Intention, deBign.-{CODIe-
Bee Pure. - (merely, simply), qaenoe, effect). See Inatance,
laii faitlt. uample.-on purpoee,purpoeely,
PUreDelIIl, purity (c1earn8118, limpid- ~4 lJiliaItl, "',~ ..,.,
',~ t lllJtt1cul•
nel8),~\p tGMrtlt, iJ\aj tllJldtDtIt.
Purity or elegance of manner, Purpose, t7• .wi iIutMI. Bee Intend,

J~l~.¥ tdsfi '" IAiI,'.

design. resolve.
See Elegance. Puree, ,. ~ ik.
Purgative, ~ fllflttlMir. A pur- Puree, t7. (put in a pune) ~"
gative, ~.r- ,luzri,. See Purge. ~4 W-t lHl ik.
Purgatory,.k-J' al mGt""'.
Pursiness, pursiven8118 (mortn. . of
Purge, ,. Jt.- muaMil. breath),v..A~.n;ji_~ dfMI-..j_.

Purge, t7. (cleanse), ~ ftlJddtsj.

Purslain, ~ WW, ~.)
1.,./dln.
Purger, puritler, ,. ~ mtd4Mir.
Pursuable (capable of being p"'"
Puritlcation (rendering pure), ~
cuted), .}I'•..:...:~'~L; id1Jil III
tatA,,.. iltimrdr.
Purificath"e, purificatory, purifying, Pursuance (proBeCUtion of any ob-
):a... mutaMir. ject), .J~1 illitMar, i.,,1.M
Purified, ~ tIlutaMar.
mutldtDtJmtJt. In PUl'llU8DC8 of,
Purify, t7. (make pure),.k tt1Ja1uJr. pursuant to, '-:-'- ..}& tllli
PurpIt', atb.. '-:!;.) kirmsi'. Purple, Aa..'IJ, ~" 1uIMi, ~
,. .)T':".} .,.jtJUJ6.fI. The purple ~. In pursuance of the in-
shell-fish, .r-J.r. iarjlr. structions which I have recei.M
Purport (tendency of a writing or from the Government of Her
 PUR
llajeety the Queen, it is my duty
to state to rour Excellency that,
etc., ~\c.:.J~'~~
Ul.J\ ~.t.JJ.>~Jc.:.J.J~
r':;';I~IJ.':~I.,J';'.w:.-J\
{1~4fJ.>'....J. See According
to. - In plll'Buanoe of orders,
rJ\~ :::C:-: hiAMa~ til am,.,
~I~ AMfIlJ al Atdm.
Pursuant to the signal, ~
i)U" MH6 III iMil,.at. . Pur-
suant to promise, ~)k,,:__:
Aaa~ til flNJe1.
Pursue, t7. (follow, chue) ~ "ltd j
(to prosecute wi.th perseverance),
.rt-=-'\ utamtw j (to prosecute
legally), ~rJl~' taltI~ lil
,Mrfttlt. See Persevere, en-
deavor, proceed.
Pursued, J~ malAd.
Pursuer, I. (follower), ~J ldAii;
(hunter), .>~ 'tIY,dtlj (prose-
cutor), .3}k Uritl.
Pursuit (following), J~ \ iltiMl: j
~~deavor), ~ i tWl, ~ liltl,
~ Aimmat. See Prosecution.
Puny (ahort breathed and fat),
~,~ till atlMf• .
Purvey, fJ. (provide with victuals
(Jf" conveniences) ~ l:;..lJ\
821 PUS
L.jlJ\ UtlN", asulAa,i,. al
ldsiflltlt.
Purveyauce (procurement of provi-
siona), ..r. \:>. oil' ("!.,Uj taUf.. - -
1M,.,..
Purveyor, I. T::~I~J tDtJill Ill'
lMtj. Bee Procurer, pimp.
Purulence, pus, f:i ltIyll.
Purulent (fnll of pus, 88 a wound),
~ ..."iA.
Push, t7. (drive, ahove, thrust, force),
v.J.> daf.lI, t:::i.> tlGftlt: To
push back or away, '>.J ,.ad.
Push, pushing, I. t:::i.> daft. See
Impulse.-(an attack), ryt'
Jav.jtJ.., .u..-
1ImItlat; (an eft"ort),
~ Itlt', ~ i tWl, r\.e..:a,
iAttmam. BeeEndeavor.-(emer-
gence, existence), l..:i.::.i, iltttltJ.
To make a push (to aaaault), ~
r~ tMllallauju", j (to make an
effort), U-- "tl . See Endeavor.
Pushed, t~.M matlfi1t"
Pusillanimous, ~~ itl~d", ~l>.
ilwyiJ', ~ ta.w. 8eeCowardly,
timid.
PasillanimousueB8, puBiUADimity,
.w~ jfllJdMt. See Timidity,
meanneB8.-Pusillanimoualy, ~
.w~ ~ikol itl1Janat.
r.ii Pustule, I. ~ What.
 PUZ 822 QUA
Put, fl. (lay) ~J tlllId4f! c,;-k Puzzler, I.~ .tI1uJnir.
UwtM, h-- Aat; (to sprout), Pyramid, I. rfb AariR (plur. r~\
~ fItJ1HJI; (to exort), ~ dram). [m"l Ill .....
I~JI~ f;!'fII4l jatliJfllto tlltl Pyramidal, pyramidical, r.A\~
jatltltMo; (to propose),~.r t.twGtl. Pyrites (ftze-atone), }:J~ Aoj.,.
To put in (insert), J=i..~' tuUW. tllIad,..
To put in practice, ~ t.amal. Pyx, ,. i.J- Alii. See Box.
To put in a claim, -..r,),j' i""ttl' •
To put off (divest, Jay &aide), Q.
~
. ~d.J tara}
• ~:r t alii' The Arabic characters which have
j ...1J; (to procrastinate), .ti' any a1Bnity with Q are J and d.
..wAtJr. Bee DeJay.-<to dis-
Quadrangle, ~~..r11~,;"J'.:.
card), Jr t-w. To put out (ex-
I.
lAalU muralJiJat tJII4fI1I2ya. See
tinguish), ~ "'fri. Topnt out
Court, square.
(publish),~, IJlMar. To put
Quadrangular, ~~I~~ ....alJ-
to death, J:.i 1:4Uzl. Bee Kill,
iJat. allCHDci,a. To make quad-
murder.-To put together, ~
rangular, ~~~ eJIIItIldo
jIMGt. To put npon (impose),
mura1J1Jaf! ~~J'.:.~ ttMlll
~~~ taM AflGt t llltl'.
,Aa1U ..urtJ1JiJat . To sit in •
See Deceive, cheat.
quadranguIarform,~..; IilnriNt.
Putredinous, putreeoent, putrid,
To bequadrangular,~';ttwa1J1Nlt!
putrified, ~ .Uttljfin.
Putrefaction, putrescence, putrid- ~~.J\.. lei,. • .,.tJ1JiJat ·
nees, iJ p t..jaMt. Quadrant," r=-}.-.1Je 8eeQuarter.
htrefy, fl. (rot), ~ taff-. The quarter ofa oircJe, ifl'~'~..J
Pu.ule, fI.;;'- AIIg,ar. Bee Per- .-.1J t addd,,.at. An aatronomioal
plex, embarrass, OODfOllDd. quadrant, ~,.w'~J .-.1Jt
PuDle, I. ~ Afrat, ~ tMllayrtlt. Quadrate. See Quad-
"'t.qjjalJ. rangle, quadrangular. [Buit
Puzzled, l.:J~ A4yrdfl, ~ Quadrate, tI. ,-:-",U fII2Ia1J. Bee
""""e~jji1J. See Perplexed. Quadrature (squaring), ~.J Urift-
 QUA. 823 QUA.
Quadrennial (compriRDg .,. luting Quality, acoo~pUahment; tIlIo
four Yealll),~ \~,.re ",..aiNt abatement, diminution.
....,,,; (every four yean), J! Qualliied (made fit), (}i'r mUIDlJfii,
~} 1:01 M'illtllt I""In. "'-:-\:..... ....nan}, (}1J la,a.
Quadrilateral, ~,.re ...".tJih4t· Qualify, fl. (make fit for anything),

Quadriliteral (88 a word coJlBiating uJ'r~ ltlfll4ltlAo ....,,4ft,i;

ot four letters), ~~.) rubcJtl. (to modify, regulate), ~ fIQIIIIII.
Bee Arrsnge.
Quadruped, ~,,-:;t:'!.)~..;~~
Quality (property, accident, .t,;\>.
Aa,tI'4" st1a,.Nt MWd,...., ~ t.
kAilutlt, ~l>. Vac!lliyae, iJ...
.a.AiyGA (pluf. ~'''' fllQlDc!lAi).
. . < }a..
4 ·'tIt ioAt.
Iil'tIt; _q'
Quadruple u~,~.) a,.1Jtlttlt , Ufo J ~i J ..

lII4Aiyat; (disposition, temper of

tMl~j. To quadruplicate, ~ l..;
mind), Y r - lUIArtJi, t::~
.)~'Lu) 4IJ t tlj M'1Jatat .".,.a,.. "..;Jj; (rank), ~.),) tltwqjtlt,
Quail, I. .iJ \4.., lII",lII4Mt (plur.
~\:..:;... ,.manat), '.JL laltDa, i1,re fIUMIIIltIt, ~..,. ~

~;.... ItIltDtI'.
~ "ai. Bee Dignity,
nobility.-The quality (people of
Quaintly (accurately), U~~ IJiI:ol
rank), u~' fIIAraf. Bee
4i}Ut. See Nicely.
Noblea.-Goodaofthe ftrat quality,
Quaintnetl8. See Niceness, neatness,
J6Jt. ~ tdl.
prettinees, exactness, afFectedness,
Quandary. Bee Doubt, dilemma.
oddnetl8, .trangenetl8.
Quantity,)~ fItfIUdr,).JJ hultw,
Quake, f1.~.) ,.qjaf, ~), ....ttJttMl, ~ u-miyat, maMagi. &
~) irttleui. See Shake, Quantum (amount), ~ j"""",
tremble. ~,;.at: Bee Quantity.-
Quake, quaking, I. ~.) ,.tlt.,Mt, Quantum .uficit, ~~ aja,ae.
i~.) ,.tlewt, J!iJj slllldl, ~J Bee Suficiency.
ulul.t, t::~.) Njraj. Quarrel, I. t!P .-It.' k)\:.....
Quallilcation, uW\ tltudf, ~J mundutat. Bee Dispute. - A.
fIItIIj (plur. u~,\ IIf1Jl4j), fomenter of quarrela, d~
~i taw"/' ~ IVat. See ~jU,.....va1 fIl mMdStlttlt.
 QUA. 824 QUE

Quarrel,,,. .k)t:...~ tamalm""a. Quarterly (in four parts), t:'!J mt ;

"tilt, L.~ J.i ttMMl ,u"'il- (every three montha), .L1j~

mdt, & J.i e.Jmal flGl(!t. See ~, 1:01 ,albtIt IJIMw.

Debate, dispute, fight. Quartermaster, I. j.-sw -wtllda,.,
Quash, (annul), ~ htItttIl,~1
Quarreller, I. quarrelsome, Vt:... tI.

ahtal, ~ fIIJIa,u.
See Cruah•
..tlMsit . (tMtNIt til MjfW.
Quatrain, I. (stanza), ~~.) mati,
Quarry, I. (stone-mine),~I~~
~,;4 mlWGihat"
Quart (meesure), .;)§ Hartw.
Queen, I. Aa... tMldiJt. The queen
See Quarter. (",urGihlJta.
mother, ~LhL..Jl;'»\., wtJli4la
Quartan (ague), ~~~ .-..... ..ltIllan, The queen, at chesa,
Quarter (foUrth part), ~J mt" f.)i \ til wasl,..
A. quarter (region of the world or Queer (whimsical), ~ _fila·
country), u} _1Jf, ~~ .&yyil; (odd, strange),y)\.ifldllir,
ja1t.l. See Bide, district, region. ~ _!* tqJ'Ih; (fancifulneu),
-The four quarters' of the 'World, ~ ta.u.yytll.
~~It.L)~) fW6IJtIJt /What Quench, fl. (fire), jJJ1...jk tIIfa'
til madtlMt. The quarter of a anfld,.. To quench thirst, '-iJ.J
city, ~ mtWUlaA, ~~ Ad,..". ~, ,.awlJ'tIl tlJttIIA. See Ex-
Frome'\"eryquarter,~~JS~ tinguish; still; cooI.-Quenoh-
_i" 1:01 ja1t.l, u.>~~ mi" able, ~ y""taft. A quencher,
1:01 taraf. Soldiers' quarters, ~ mtltjI.
..J.--Jl~1t..-. mali:a" til tlJlw. Querimonious, querulous, ~
Winter quarters, }-l\~ ,Adkf. Ql1erimoniously, queru-
....Atd til tlJlw. Quarter (mercy lously, ~\(:J~ hil ,Wdy•.
shown by a conqueror), ~\..1 Querimoniousnesa, querulollSll'"
MIla". Quarter! quarter! ~\..1 i.J\(,:, lAalUiy••
~\..1 ama" ama". To give quar- Queriat, I. ~ L, ,dyu. Bee Inquirer,
ter, ~\..1~1 atta' allt4lt. Query, 10 Bee Question.
Quarter, fI, (divide into four parte), Query, fl. See Question, inquire.
t.~.)\~ klJllII". a,.hdt· SeeDivide Quest. See Search, inquiry.
 QUI 825 QUI

Question, I. (interrogatory), J',.. ,arlt. ~ k!l4ftf. Swift,

1tI41, .. ~\ utif/tiJm, .J~\ active, sprightly, ready.
I
uti/,ar. See Inquiry, disquisi- Quioken, fl. (make alive), ~\
tion, iearch.-(doubt), d-:. altga'; (to hasten), ~\
,W, ~ ,AtI!JAat. Any question utarial; (to cause to make haste),
put for amusement or trial of ~ tajjal. [muAgt.
genius, ~\ aAjigat (plur. Quickener, ,. (making alive), ~
~b..' aMjt). Question (dis- Quicklime, ~ iill.
pute, controversy), ~ kadiyat, Quickly, k.r'~ 1Jilol,artat.
& nuzat, ~ lJaAs, .u.,)~ Quickne88, L ~ IUrtat. See
mujildalat, ~t:- mulJiiNuat. Bprightlineu, activity, briskne88.
Question, fl. (interrogate), ~\ Quicksilver, ~) ltIylJai.
utaflam, ~'ilta/,ar. See Quiet, quiescent (at rest, undis-
Examine.-(to doubt), ~ turbed), ~.,)~ hath; (peaceable,
,!I4i. Questioned (doubted, dis- silent), ~\.., 'dlit, ~.,)J tDtult t ;
puted), ~d~ mtJIAktli lJiki; (mild, gentle), ~ Aallm.
(interrogated), J,...... malul. Quiet, quiescence (rest, repose, free-
Questionable, ~ mUlMalJaA, dom from disturbance), .t..-I;
~d,u- mtJI,u,u lJiM, ~ r4Aat, J~ Wv.. Rest, repose,
~\ taAt tJlMAai. See Proble- tranquility, quietneu.
matical, disputable. [Inquirer. Quiet, fl. t.J~ /uulda'. Bee Calm,
Questioner, ,. ~\.., Id,il. Bee still, pacify.
Questionless, .~~ lJil4 ,AulJAaA, Quieter, ,. t.J~
. mtlAafldt.
'~ ,dlMfI, ~,~ tala' al Quieted, t.J.,)~ MflI.
,din, ~1 laIW. Bee Cer- Quietly, ;J\~~ Miol 1&atl4tDat.
tainly, doubtless. See Calmly, peaceably.
Quibble, ,. ~ Atw, To quibble, Quietness, quietude (a state of tran-
~Ji t MIItJI AtW. quility), i-I; raW. See Quiet.
Qnick (living, not dead), ~ !lay; -(calmness of mind), J\:J1L.-1;
(nimble, prompt, speedy), ~.r' rilAat alIJill. See Calmness, still-
 QUI 820 RAC

nesa.--(silence), ,.;.:1- ,""ut, Quiver, I. (caae for arrowa), ~

~Iamt. jatiat. A. maker of quivers,
Quince, ~.;... lafatjalat. A. y~ jattili.
quince tree, J=:-";"'~ ,Aajarat Quiver, f1. ~.) rajaf. Bee
-farial• Shudder, tremble, quake, quaver.
Quinquangular, ~\,)~.u laAo -Quiver. See Nimble, active.
iAa""at sawaya. See Pentan-
Qaota, ~ Mud, .t......; ii1mal.
gular. [JG.d.. !111""41. See Share, portion.
Quinay(infiammation of the throat),
Quotation, I. (f'rom an author),
Quinteasence, ~k iAalillat, ~l.
V"'~, '!lilIill.
maM,at, ,.;.:l..i Iiit,.Jb~ jaw• .
Quote, •. ~\ ildalHu.
See Essence. (tIIltaf.
Quoted, ~ m~.
Quintaple, u~\~ iMmIat
Quoter, I. ~ m~.
Quire, I. (of paper), J;Jk....,) dallat
Quotidian, ~.H ,lHDmf. See
waNi, J.)J~ !:af tDMtJI.
Daily.-A. quotidian ague, ~
Quit, •. (leave), / !ajar, ~
tartJI; (to set free), ~ ~.% Aumma' 'fWJfII""', ~
~ I.,) Me",ma' idyimM.
iAallaI, ulk' atW; (to discharge Quotient (in arithmetic), J-.~
or pay), JJ wo!,I'. Bec Pay,
repay, requite.-(to exculpate
AilIil, & fIIlI6I4gh.

one'a-self trom any imputation),

R.
.ut-J~ luwf'''' AdWw.
Quite, rL.::.l~ lnllamdm, "L.l-J R haa one uniform lOud in Bn-
ea.aman, ~~ 6il j"mlat, glish; as 'roee,' 'more,' 'lor.'
J\A~ 6il iamdl, ~~ iii In Arabic it is expreaaed by.).
1eolliyat, *Ulh.. mwtWlm. Quite Rabbi, rabbin, I. (Jewiah doctor),
well, *\~~ tasfm J"iddfm. r~ \... AdlAdm.
Quittance, I. (discharge trom a debt, Rabbit, I. (animal), ~) tIf"IttIi.
etc.), ~'ilwa. See Acquittance. Rabble, I. u:.~J\ tWJ6t21A. See
-To quittanoe. See Repay, Hob, crowd, vulgar.
reoompeJllle. Race (family, liDeage), ~, .,1,
 RAD 827 RAJ
J-; fUIIl, Radical, ~\ fUlf, ~, tIIIl, ~\.;
~ 1IQIah, ~
jim, ~j'; ,umyat (plur. ~\.u'; stitt. See Original, primitive.
,,,";gat), ~ Lk tiJ.yifat. See Radically, J..~'~ min til till.
Generation, oft'spring, progeny, Radicalne8S, ~,,~ ~ \ til A4ltJt
anceatry.-or an illustrious race, til tIIliyM.
J.." ("!oj Of a Radish, I. ~ fiJl.
ktwfm al all.
mean race, ~\ J~ mtljAil.1 Radius (of a circle), )ziJ\~
. GHntUab, ~.u \.. malGlw 1IQIGb. nfJIj til uw; (arm-bone), ~
A race (contest in running), ~)\..wJ\ t almtlt . .ifUl til
~\.- flUuubakat. See Course. (ltlG'. Bee Bay. [See Tatter.
Racer, I. ~ \ . - muatihik. See Rag, I• .w) f"dtat, .t:;~ iMw/ult.
RUDDer. Rage, ~ glw.4ah, ~ gAtJ,s.
Rack (torture), y'~ ttlltib. A Bee Anger, vehemenoe.
rack for bay or straw, u.la.. Rage, •. ~ g1uMld4b.
fIUItltlj. Raging, rageful, Y~ gWah,
Rack, •• (put to the torture), y~ ~.:... muglatl4ilJ. Bee Furi-
ttJUtJ6. See Punish, torment, OUl, angry, violent.
harus; stretch, extend.-To rack Ragged, ~..;--e "..".~. See
off (wine, etc.), ~ laffG'. Tattered, rugged.
Racked, y~ "'''taaah. Bee Raging. Bee Ragefal.-Ragingly,
Tormented.-Raoked off (as ~ ~ 1IiW gltMW. See
wine), ~ 4 .. .tullffa'. See Furiously.
Purifted. Ragman, I. J.t>- t.l:H M"atiAtni.
Radiance, radiancy, radiation, t.\...:. Rail, I. (paIiaade), ~~.) _411-
INItcJt! J}J fl1ir, ~t...J la""'t cJft, .11", e.:t~~~ 4twcJkI". Bailway,
~ digcJ. Bee Light, splendor, ~~~.J~> tMik til WId.
lustre. Bailer, I. (one who abl18e8 with
Radiant, r=--' lamit:!..r.:- mwi,.. inmlting language), fU 1M••
See Bright, splendid, shining. Raillery (satirical merriment), C!r-e
Radiate, •• t:..l14t1l8r: See Shine. maidA, ~~ maa];1J.,.G.
 RAM 828 RAN
Raiment. UN~ liM,. y~ eiyah. Ramble, s. ~~JJ tl4~",.a.. See
See Apparel. garment. Range. [Waneiem'.
Rain.ja.. tNItM (pL )\h..\ emU,.). Bambler. ,. )~.3 tl4U1fDa,.. Bee
Rainbow. a. law, iaaa1. Rami1ication, '-:-- _...~J ttJMtlh.
-c.,;:;V'':
Rampart, ,. rampire. kW \~
Rain. fl. ~)'w 'a"
1II4tt1r. To
cause to rain. j:a..\ amttJr.
Myt til kaltat,)r' Iii,..
Rainy. >L. matir. Rancid, u • .:a.
Rancidness, rancidity•
i5J
""taJin.
ttlJv.MI.
d-
.uP
Raise. fl. (lift. heave), ~ fIlIIaIJ,
Rancorous, .3"A- 1uJ1fJ.l. Ranco-
t:i) ,.aJat· To raise an insur-
rously, ~~ hilol MU. Ran-
rection, ~\ rji utDfl1am tIl1JtUad.
cor, ~ MU. See lfalevo-
To raise- an army, ~~
lence.
jamtlt tal_. Random (chance), JW\ ittijal,
Raised. f.,i.;4 mtJrJuu ~.;4 ~.....I~ taritl. Random (acci-
mflrltJfit. Bee Exalted, preferred.
dental). ~W\ ittijall. ~)~
Baiser. ,. ~\; fJdlilJ, t:i~ ,.afit· ta,.dI. .At random (by chanoe).
BaiBfu. ~j sailIJ. JL.LJJ~ htl tttijal. "\iW,
Bally. fl. (dispel'lMld tl'oope). ~
),...u~\ jtIWJt til f:aUtw al
ittiJau.;
J...\j~ ,ltD.". ttItJ..fIItIl.
tIIdItlr; (to playoff raillery). Range, t1. (place in order). ~
.i.
(inconsiderately). r.:r-

~~ flI4IItIAmtJt! ~~ III/, ~ fIIJMfIJ. See Order.-

~talls'. (to be placed. (W' stand in order),
Bam, ,. ~ W,A; (the celestial Ulw' ..ttl/, ~\ i.tasMt.
sign). ~\'[..r. IJwj til AcmtU. Range. \1aj .il4m. ~ IIIJ (pllll• r
.A battering ram. U _ . ~ ~"a.. "'Ju!). Bee Bow, eerie..
~tlflli (plur. c.:.J1 i _ .~ rank. order.-(the step of a
WlfJja8lUt) • ladder). ~).3 _"j'" (plur.
Bam. t1. (beat violently as with a c.:.J\=:-),,) _tlJfJt).
battering ram), ~4y..,.­ Ranged (in order), ~ ........
tlGrtJIJ l1il maftla.ll. [stray. rta:-
1IttI1llv.... ~~ • ..,.atW.

Ramble, fl. ).3 tid,.. See Wander, Rank, ,. ~ -J; (a eeries, row),
 RAP 829 RAS

~ ,aj, rl!,:j "istIm. See Rape, I• .).J~I.k;.. I aills a16a1a,..t.

Range, order.-(degree), ~.".. Rapid, ~.r' "'fit. See Swift,
~t, 4-JJ
""lJlIt, quick. .La:1 [Bee Swiftneu.
talHlkat, ~J.,) wajat, ,-="L:. ,M,..
Rapidity, rapidn8118, k ItWtat. r
SeeDignity.-(precedency),.J~ Rapidly, k..r'~ 1Ncol 1tWt.1It,
taatldur, r.ia:s takatldum. . "~..r' IfWtatan .
Rank, fl. (place abreast), ~
Rapine, ~ MM, ~ na1lllJat,
ItJj,af.
~li:. gM,.a, ~ yaglwnii.. See
Ransao~, 1'. (plunder), ~.Jli:. gM,.
Plunder, violence, force.
t.ala', ~J,..:: t lJfMl yag"md,
Rapture, ~J flJajtl. See Trans-
~ M1I4lJ; (to search nar-
port, delight.
rowly), ~ tajfll,a. See
Rare (unoommon, valuable), ).,)\j
Search.
natlir,.ft.r eats, ~ t.ajllJ.
Ransacked, ~~ mall"lJ, ~jf-4
See Precious; excellent.-(thin),
mtIItAalJ. See Plundered.
~) ,.aitle.
Ransom (of a captive), IoU fidil,
Rarely (not often), "~.,)\j fliJtlira,..
~~ fiMgat; (ransom or com-
pensation for bloodshed), ~.,) See Seldom.-Happening rarely,
tliyat. See Mulct. t.i,l!J.,)\j nadir tJl tCUkt · See
Finely, nicely, accurately.
Ransom, fl. I.j~ jada', ~
I
UuUku. Ransomed, I.j~ Rareneu, rarity, ~.,)\j natlirat. A
f1Jtmjadf, I.j~ MUftadl. Ran- rarity, ~.,)\j natlirat (plur. J")'.,;
someless, \.1i~ lJilafidil. fJQfIJiitlir), ~ tulljat. Bee

Rap, ,. ~~ tIIIrlJat, .t..bJ latnult. Scarcity; alIo thinneu, subtlety.

See Blow. Rascal, rascalliOD, I• ..r...r- ,Mrt,.,
Rap, fl. rY latam, ~ '1I4iat. J-->U jiJIi". See Scoundrel, vil-
Rapacious, Uk\>. lcMtij, v6:- lain. [Villany.
jaN, ~li:. gM..i1J. See Fierce. Rascality, ij.-L_ wa,.lIt. See
RapacioUBly, ..~ itJlartm. Rascally, ~ Wi,.. See Mean,
RapacioU8D888, rapacity, ~ Q C worthless.
g1l4,i, ~ Illatf. Rase, fl. V"L.1Ir~ Wa", IiI fIId,.
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See Erase, demolish, destroy, Ratification. ¥w tailtI, .,__ .. ;
Bkim. tallyttl, ~W\ idcU, ~U
Rash, ft~uL. ..iilaio 1tMIlII,., taayitl, ~ ta.Jll. See Con-
.)~ ..~ . See Hasty, fumation. ( .....W .
precipitate, violent, imprudent, Ratified,.J)... ...........,.. .Jo..S:-
carel818.-Rash satin, ~, Ratifier, I. J-;J.3t...-. ..,.alii
tIIlM. The raah (an eftioreacent t.ala' •
eruption 011 the body), ~
Ratify. tI. ~J.3\'" IdlM t.aU'.
lt111WC1t. Ratio (proPortion). "N- 4-01.:...
Raahly, ft~ bild talit,.. See 1Q6at. See Rate.
Precipitately, careleealy, violently. Rational (endowed with re&8On),
Rashness,.)* taMlDWtW. u-kU Mdtil, ~~l. IdMl
Rasure. do- W. The 1'88Ul'9
t.aU, d~.3\~\",.alii ilriI.
of writings. do> A4i. A rational creatl1re. ~\;~~
Rat, I. l.:J,.3r jartlv.,.. Mytoa,. MdUk. A rational man,
Ratable. ~I.:... madft'h. ~\,.. ~ ~ \.., IclAib t.4Jkl. Ratiooal
.."wap: 'Ratably. ~I.:...~ men, ~l;.3'y~' GlMb i4riU.
6i101 mWldla6at. See Proportion- Bee Reasonable, wise, judicious.-
ably.
Rationality (rationalness), JU
Rate (proportion), ~I.:... mtnlii-
t.aU. Bee Reason.
. .t; (price). &~ ilmat. Bee
Rationally, ~~ 6t1ol f:..dl.
Price. value.-(tu, as&eIUlent, See Reasonably.
eeD8UII). ~~ iAtw4j. ~ft Ratsbane•.)W'r'" ItmJ tIlfiir, y~
j.'gat. The rate ",. cummt dJ4-J' tM46 41 Wil. See
price of provisions, )t....J,~U Arsenic.
I:dymal til alt.a,..Rate of ex- Ravage, tI. (lay waste). y!,,>-Ji
change, ~~'.J- Nt til umbto. tamallAcwcl6. Bee Back, l'a1UIIICk.
Rate. II. (value at a certain rate). plunder. spoil-The army of the
~ ~fIUJ"; (to chide). ~..; enemy ravaged the whole country.
sam, t:~ wab6ai1. [aW,a,.. ~.3l:J"-"';>J~~~ t.tIICI1i,.
Rather, 1-i...; fatllmt, ~)' e"'il. lAM. til 1n1U Iollda.
til
 RAY 831 REA
Range, ~~ tililrill, JJ:w the BUn, ~'t.~ 'MtGt
Utili, r.a
W".. See Ruin, ..,.,la... [at....
spoil, wute. Ray, ,. (flah), V'?'~ ,11M
Ravaged, y~:>- .Quall. See Ray, fl. See Array; streak.
DlllIOIate.-A ravager, y~ Raze, tI. r.)Jb
AatNm. See Rue,
~. eJface.
Raft, tI.t.jJ.1b lttJu'. Razor, ,. 4.ib.V'r' mill lila".
Ravel, tI. UJ leIf, r.r. HrIM. ~.;>­ Reach, fl. (touch with the hand),
~ See Entangle, perplex, v-!lafMI; (to arril"eat, attain),
involve. ~, .,,,11, t:4 lI.,.,A, ~
Raven, ,. t~ sagA, yy gAwall, ..,.1; (to fetch from a distance
JU !ai. S~ Crow. and give), y~ jall. To reach

Ravenous, ~'"UIl. A ravenOU8

(penetrate to), J:>-.,) tlai.W, .Mj
..Jatl; (to be adequate to), oJ\.,
animal, C1~I:J~ U1'#4,.
fDaJa!; (to extend), l. fItIIltl,
jdril&. See Rapacious.
~ 11...,; (to be extended), ~\
Ravenoualy, ~~ lJiiol,lara!.
.",tIIl. As far as the eye can
RavenoU8nese,~'Ural, iJ.f IIIAJ.t.
reach, AIl.,;"u I:iul4r ma4tl
Raving, adj. C)~ fMjn«1I. See
al lIi11t11'. To reach or vomit,
Frantic; IJlIo delirious.
~I utilJragA.
Ravish, fl. (a woman), ~ ftJd«,.; Beach, (extent), ..,I.x:...\ imtidal;
(to me by violence), ~ (intellectual capacity), ij..iJ'
iMlaf; (to transport, delight), .is).MI' til HfD.t al fJtfltlriUt,
~\ a1J1uJj. Ji& tail, d~",\ idrd; (a
Ravisher, •• ~\; JilliA. fetch, contrivance), ~ AIIIIA.
Raw (not ~cocted), r\:;. ~; .See Stratagem.-(powor), ~~
(unripe),.( Jtrj. See Immature. itulrflA. A reach (W reaching
--(UDakilful), ~ IMMlm. (to vomit), ~\ iftijragA.
Half-raw (meat), Mg. J Re-act •• (return the impulse), t:i'"
Raw silk,;J lea. tltIJ"t! ~,; rtJjitlt• .:;,; ratltl. See
Bay, •. t\..:, ,Mtat· The ra,. of Repel.
 REA 832 REA

Re-action, t:i.> daft: See Repul- .ril.>.y~ jawii.b MtlW. Ready

Read, tI. ~ kard. [sion. at an answer, y'~.rib-Add,,.
Reading, ,. 1.l\h... mutdliLat, i'~ liljtJUJjjlJ. To make ready, ~
,"rdat. See Study, lecture.-To Aacldtw. See Prepare.-To be
teach by reading or lecture, l.J"'j~ ready, ~ f41uJdda,., ~,
damu. utaeul.
Reader, ,. '-iJ \i hirt. See Student. Real (genuine, not fictitious),~
-A public reader (in a university, M&Ui, ~ ,aAiA, ~Li. __
etc.), ,-,",joM mutlMril. AtJkhifll. Real knowledge,
Readi1y,"11.>.Adllan,"'6.rlUrttJttJn; ~r-l'-.;}~' al mUtdnf al
(willingly, eagerly), ~~ biJ:ol mtJt.'ltJUJiyat. A real estate,.)w:'
.gAlrfll. f:!'hi,., ~.), ard. See Estate.
Readine88 (state of being ready), Reality, ~ AtJklhJt.
~I.>.~'~J hJwn (JIMAtJy Realize, •. ~ ltakhJi.
1w2dir; (promptitude), L..r-' Really, "'~ WlhJttJn, "'\. )i!
ItWtat. Readineea (willingne88, yakinan, ~~ bil AtJklkat.
eagerne88), ~ gAirat. Realm, 8. ~ muU, iJ.J...l
Re-admiasion, ~~~A1J,=:-.> mamlakat, LlJ .> dawlat. See
tlukA«l min jatlltl. Kingdom.
Re-admit,tI.~~~JJ...>dakAkltal Re-animate, •. ~~~~,aAya'
. minjadId. [tani marrala. minjadid. See Revive, inspirit.
Re-admitted, ~~\JJ:>.b tlakhil He-annex, t1. ~~~"';l; tIdf
Ready (at hand), ~l-. lw.dir, mi" jatlitI. [obtain.
~ mUltahtlir, ~ M .. Reap, tI. ~ latJIatl. See Gather,
mmt4titl. See Present, prePared. Reaped,.J~ mtJhaUtl.
-(prompt, quick), ~..r' 8arit; Reaper, 8. .JG:,.. laaudtl, .w~
(acute of understanding), ~ lw.aid. A reaping-hook, .~
fahim. Ready money, l.j~ manjal. See Hook.-Reaping-
naktli. See lfonoy.-Ready to time, .>~'~L.j saman alANatl.
receive, J~~ mUlUlt,d See Harvest.
lil kubat. A ready answer, Rear," rearguatd, rearward, .uL:
 REA 833 REB
}-II ,diat al tAW,?ye Reasonable (endowed with re80J1),
.J.-l\ mawHM al taw. Ji~ tdk;l. See Rational.-
• Be-ascend, ~~~~ tlUt
D. (just, proper, agreeable to reason),
.in J-.dIrl. See Ascend. ~l;... ma1ldnO, J~ mtI~l,
Reason (reasoning faculty), ~ Vi lye mfIfDiJjU, JJJ ld,il:, j-!.~
t: akl, rfi
/uAm, d~.Jl wai, jay;•.
u)~_.!\i;...aJ\ al luWM al Reasonableness (fitness, propriety),
",tUlriUt ; (a ground, principle, .Li ~ layakat, 4 ~ mtltkflli,at,
C&118e, motive, argument), ~ (moderation), J\~' ittirldl.
NlJalJ, ~yemujlo, db...~ Reasonably (agreeable to reason),
wanta", ~~ luJt!" J&.J tlalJl. J jj • \JViIye.. t~ 6i1lawtin
See Cause.-(moderation, mode- muwafik liltail,. J iR-.. ~ Yo
rate demand), J1..~ \ ittidal. Mwajhill matkul.
See Right, justice.-For this Reasoner, ,. ~~ tt,ulJaM"
reason, ~..;~ \~ mill ajl .>l;... mUlIdz;,..
salis. See Account; Cor, because. Reasoning, ,. ~ ~ mulJahalak,
-Endowed with reason, ~"..; ~l;... mU~illla"IJ"; (logical),
.& tail (plur. J~~"..; ItJtDf ~ mantik. See Reason,
tu1al). See Rational.-Consis- logic, argument.
tent with reason, J~ mat!iU. Reasonless, JkU~ g1llJy,. nilti/,;.
See· Reasonable.-With clear See Unreasonableness.
reasons, ~~,.u.J~ lJi arlillatin Re-assemble, D. ~~~~
wiJrliW. Words tw things con- jamat min J"arlIrl.
sistent with reason, ~~,a.... Re-assert, D. (assert again), ))
mat- kalat. ~ ~ ~ karrtJr mill jaiJId;
Reason, D. (argue rationally), ~ (claim again), ~~~.• ~
MMI, ~L:-J-i t amal
talah min jtJrlid. See Assert.
m"hdMla", i.Jr--J-i t amal Rebel, ,. ~~ tad.
tItQI"wa,.at. See DiSCQurse,. de- Rebel, fl. ~ tell, ~ ('\:; l:a,,.
bate, discuss, argue, dispute, tala', ~) ~ ,iir tcUf. See
deliberate, talk, examine. Mutiny.
.........
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REC 834 REC

Rebellion, ;J~ ttlldfDfll, l;)~ Receipt (receiving), ";\ai-\ ,"i-
ttllJdn, k.::..; filMt. See :Mutiny, iAds, J,...J .....1iI. [ ittilA4s.
insurrection. [tilt. mutinoua. Receivable, ";~1'~~ 14,ei Gl'
Rebe1Iioaa, ~~ tGlt. See Rebel ; Receive, P. (take), ~ ttualla.,
Rebound, .: 1:u NIt, AJ)Ji tamal ~ I 1Ji.itJs; (aocept), ~ w.I;
,.allna.l Bee Reverberate, recoil. (set, obtain), J,:-... Bee
Rebound, v-ts: t:-, V'~, Aooept, take, obtain, contam.-
.;'t'b. [Build, to repair. (to entertain as a gueet), U\..;
Rebuild, •. r.r-J ,.Q".,.a.. See ddf.
Received, ..;~ l.. fll4Ues, ~~
Rebuke, •. t:-J tDtJ6hai.l See Chide,
",a1Htl. Well received, J~
reprimand. - Rebuked, '0,.- flllJihul. [icJ6t4i.
muwaMa.U. Receiver, •• ~T .u.i, vG:'\i
Rebuke, •. r~ ltwmt, r1. mtIld"" Recency, recentness, iJl> t4rdfllilt.
~i tawhlk4. See N eWUe&8, freehnees.
Recal, ~~c.r"~ talal1 "'t;'
D. Recent, ~ ~ jtJdfd. Bee Fresh,
Jtulfd. To recal to life, ~, new.--{not antique), J:~
44!1Q'. See Revive.-To recal to gAay,. tilt!i.
memory. Bee Recollect. Recently, ~~c.r" til'" jtMhtl.
lUlcant, D. ~ p' a""
taltlyAi.
akAs.
Receptibility, ~l\l;)~' im1an al
See Retract.-Recantation, J\(jl
,,,led,..A recanter,.A- ",unka,.. Reception, ~ \ a.Us, ..;~ ittWAds.
Favorable reception, J~ hHl,
Recapitulate, D. ~l~~ tad til
~ ~ \ ij(lHt, \..;) ritId; (enter-
flllJt
M '.
tainment), }W\'\;~ d.,4/.,
Recapitulation, r~~I~ tilri,. tJl
tJl mlJldjir. Bee Hospitality,
kalii"', r~l~:..i;~~l itddtJt
welcome.
Mtliat tJl kaltim. Reoesa, reoesaion (retirement), 1:.>.\
Recede, •. "";..rai' i"'Mal, ~
iatila; (depal'ture), JL.s)\
tajan"ah. See Retire, recoil, trliAtJl. See 8eceuion, retreat.
desist. -A. receI8 (plaoe of retirement),
Receipt, ,. (discharge), toWIlI.J".-,
;).:>. iNllwt.
 DC BEC
Recipe, ,. (medical preteription), Reckoner, ,. ~l&-w 1ItIAdIi1J.
~1.i:a..J .4I111t tJl WI... Reckoning (computation), yl...>.
Recipient. Bee Receiving, receiver. 1&"'d6, 4->\s-- ..tIM,allllt.
Reciprocal, ~>l'~ ..... Gtt4- Reclaim, tI. (reform) ~ ,tIllaA.
,..ft,., ~ ~\~ ...."tilia.WI". See Correct, tame, re-demand, re-
d~ ..",Attwd. Reciprocally, call.
"'\S'~ ..",Atarikan, p~ Recline, tI. ~, ittMd, .x-.i'iflllJfftJtl.
naslr *aslr, ..~ ~ Hem- See Repose, rest, lean.
111m IIl1t tlan. Reciprocalneea, re-
RecltllMl, ,. i#'~ ",dll til
ciprocation, is',;t.:... ....Adr.'. 11tIluNJt, ~ ha6".
Recital, ;!..}J t4krfr, ~~ Mid,II',
Recognisance, .\;.1"- matrilat.
~I,,; NUlti,lIt. Bee Repetition,
Recognise, tI. j~ tlJlaklar, J~\'"
rehearsal, enumeration.
~ 'ddai taltJ'. See Recollect.
Recite, tI. ~ Aaill', J~.}J ~
Recoil, tI. (fall or run back) ~.J
tanuU takrfr, j~ 1IIiar. Bee
Repeat, rehearse, tell.
!J) ra,jit laward. See Recede,

Recited, J.;.a..
..,,1IitA1.
mtWwrM, J~
rebound; fail, shrihk.
Recollect, tI.
-
j~ e..klar,.J-i.3-
t4jaiktw. See Remember.-To
~ter, ,. Ji\; .a"il, ~'-- Mkl,
recollect one's-self(recover reason
~ muJ:Mrir, ~j!J rtiwl.
or resolution), <:\.",~~ifMflflt
Beckon, tI. ~ tatld, yt...-~
~al Aila". See Number, calcu-
MWtillllw; (to collect again, to
gather together what is scattered),
late, count, enumerate.-(to ee-
teem), ?'~ t llmtil i e-, ~ iamfntlt.
Recollected (remembered), j~
.
[mlllazakiar.

r~'~ t afJlal i"'' 'd..; (to •

intend), ~ _all. See PlU'- Recollection,~.i..J tallalkur, ~~
po8&, design.-(to depend upon, liir. See Remembrance, memory.
trutto), j&-~littMtatlttllll', Recommence, tI. ~~~'~I
~J!i' iuiNJI ttllll'. Illtltid mM iatlld. Recommenced.
WOned (numbered), "'J~ .,at- .J..!.~~";~" muitada' .. m
dUd, y~ mIIM1l6. i tJtlid•
~ w.: paM} C~..w. .J.:........!'..;-=~. ..r:.r'-
--." . . .f; i~to_ _), J.uil ;...... '-pk
.a.' J~ --- ft MiW. See.. pee.__ ....~ ....- ..,.,a.;
c nil ~~ ~"'i-AL
DIE -
••
LYe,
-
;
~~
"J.d.-.v----
~ . e. e..
Keemn1r..._.,.::"--w.~-w>i
t-d,l' til t " •• t'~ I ~ ~dd; (:0"-..,--
~J- -' ,_.
.......kNe See I ~ eomi!ta(, ~ ..a.I, 4i
e.- m • I ,..... t.eII
~
c 1 &. -...;& . ' - -

Beeo-mepdetioD, ~;S.; ..
" .........

i-tfJ. ~~J e.f ~. ReeouciJeabIe (capUJIe ~..,...;Jia..

See Pna., ecw....EJUtioD.---{ia-
tWa'1 7 L~t··li
~
idiI • ..a,
, .
tnldaetioD to faTor' or' Ierrice).
~~~ -*t.iJl iii
~~ ~. A leU« oln- ....1...,; (....ej t~. ~,~
eommeoc1atiOD. 4-~Y;:J­
---A ~h.. (;~)
tIUIild ""'41.
14Ji1. R,.r.c.c:.leehJeeew. .:)\f-'
Becommeoded, Cj.J.l ....tlu. See
PraitecL-<introduced to &Tor or
~~, iIdria fIl hI.I"'"
See CoDeisteDcy.
18rriee), ~~~ ....... bilti.
RecaneiJer, •• ('-- -.'liA,)--
Recommeuder. C,t. .ui/a. See
.....,.. See llediator.
Commeuder.-(to favor), ~~
Reconciliation, reconcil......... t,
mllflltlUf.

RecompeDM, I . .fi""'
tI.fr, ~ jam, ~l- "'uri"W, ~ IIIll.
~\i\(" mflU1.!dA, ;~~ -r;iiliJt. :Beeondite, ~ ...,1tItK, J':-
See Reward. m."Ull. See Obecure, occult.
.
Recompenae, t7. (reward) .u~ :Beeonquer. t7. ~~.»:- ~~
~~~ ttUlUllltllw mr;fjliJA, ~ taffl41ld _in jMlItl ttIW.
~\';\("A t"malltllw muU.!dA; (to Reconvene, •. ~~~~i-t
make up by something equiva· min jlfllfd. See Beasaemble.
lent), J~.\k' attdA lHulal. See Record, D. ,;=-i~~¥
itIn- 1nl
Repay, requite, oompensate. daftar, joi --, eM fIttItIM.
Reoompen5ed, '-J}~ ",,,:/4,,.', See Celebrate.
 REC 837 REC
Record, ,. ?,) cl4j14r (plur. .J\.;,) Ia,rdn. See Refresh, take diver-
dajatar). See Register. sion.
Recorded, ~ ".vklfytUl, j~ Recreation, ~ tMt.IuuA, l.:.I~
...,t.lII:l:tr. ,agt'd", Jf laAo. A pleasant
Recover, fl. (as anything lost) ~ place for recreation, ~~
MutU. To recover (a siok person), maltal m..ntasalt. See Refteeh-
~ ttlflYalJ. To recover health, ment, pleaaare, amusement, diver-
yU,tdlJ. sion. [mtll"""'.
Recoverable(poasible to be regained), recreating, ~
Recreative,
~ yutfllulutU, ~1...4\i Recrement, recremental. See D1'08I,
hlbil tJttGIII; (possible to be re- drollllY.
covered from sickness), u..:J\...4\i Recriminate, D rf3 taMm.
idln1 a''''Mjd. Recrimination, ~ tdmae. A
Recovered (found), ~ mtWultJl. recriminator, ~IJ Ultim.
Recovered (as a sick person), Recruit, D. t:J)~ \ rawlt,..u.
~.r-JI~r-=!U liiyim min tU v-W.i.-:>.\ tIiltaI MjA. See
fIIarad. Strengthen, augment, repair.-

...
Recovery (from sickness), \a..:.
~ .w.r.Uat.
'MJd, To recruit an army, ~~j.-r.r
lam tlNl:4r jatlld. See Levy.
Recount, •• ~ !uJitJ', ~ Recruit, ,. (supply), ,)~,)jl ilMyatl,
~\(.ltaJ:tl' Iti/w.,at,~ iWlJar. i,)~j .iydc14t. Bee Augmenta-
See Relate.-<count again), tion, addition.-A recrui~ for the
~~ ~~ _(llJ minjtUlttl. army, ;~~j~~ ltuJtfIItJt
Reco11Ille, ~~ mtw4jtJtat. See lAdJ:ir jadltlalt.
Return. -(application for help Of' Rectangular, ~J~\r- 9 • " •
protection), ~\ t1tijlJ, ,)\:.:....\ mutMfm 411tJtDiyllA.
"tifJdtl. See Refuge. Rectifiable, ~11...4L; itJbil al
Recreate, fl. ~j fl4UtJIt. See De- ..IdA, ~\~ ......
light, gratify, revive.-To re- altalltl.
create one's'self, if tajarrtJ}~ RectUlcation, eL'
Nl4A, ~
~ tantJaczlt, l.:.I~~ lamal talltA, ~.,)aJ taeltl.
 RED 838 RED
Rectify, tl. t 1tIllaA, J~ ttJddM, Redeemed,'-i~-lculI,'-i~
~ ,tJlaMla. • muftadt. Bee Free.
Rectified, .( : - mwalllJA, C Redeemer,',;.ii:.......... '-i.)U
m",lIAMA. lall, ~ mtI11uJllM. Our
Rectilinear, I" - jj -!II 11.1:.>•.)
..; IU Redeemer (the lfellliah), ~.,)U
-
INlet.. muttlkrm. 't~ \ Jillrtd til malfA:
Rectitudo (uprightn8llll), ~ 1tIld1, Be-deliver, fl. ~~~rL' ,tIll4M
Y~ ItIwah, i.\i:...,\ iltikfMt. miftjtlfhd. Bee Restore, repay.
Rector. Bee Ruler, governor. Re-demand, tI. ~~~ ~ IaltIlJ
Recumbency, \(i\ ittik. Bee Re- .... jtldll.
poae.-Recumbent, ~ ",uti- Redemption, \"ujiliI., ~ IMl4I.
dtJjit · Bee LJiD8, reclining. Red-hot,;\:J\~.r-\~~ ltIfhd
Recur, tI. (have recourse to), almar mill lIftlld,..
e-~ riljllt! J\~\ uu,a' Red1ead, ~";L ltIldiuft. Bee Lead.
il4'. See Return, take refUge. Rednees, ~ ltufIWGt,,;\-.. .-..a,..
-To recur to the mind, J.J=-. Redouble, tI. (to double twice),
A~ ~ jf h4lilK. Bee Occur. ~L.; liltllJ. Bee Double.
Red r>-\ am... (fem. !tt- ltIfM4, Redoubled, ~ l.:i.. ...aa~J. Bee
pI..r- lutM). Doubled.-{often repeated), JJw.
Redden, tI. (make red),;"" Mm- ,,",""tIr. [Fortification.
fIUW; (to grow red),.r- \ ilanuJr. Redoubt, '. ~ A.m. Bee
Reddish, ,;~~L. mdp liZ Redoubtable, redoubted, -i.#
MlRar. _ .....uef, y~ .ttMh. Bee For-
Redeem, tI. . t.j"u ItMla', ~ midable.
iiallM. Bee Ransom, deliver.- Redreu (amendment), ~\ iIlaA,
To redeem. a pledge, ~) \~ ~ tadiA. Bee Reformation.
I" /lfTw. To redeem one'lI- -(relief, remedy), ~ tildj,
aelf, ~'ri"u Jadii Mf,.·
~\- ."ttUt;tI4. Where is the
Redeemable, \.w\w4\iI41Jilalfilil. redreu? ~4J\~ Io¥.I al-
Bedeemahlenees, \.w\~\i JaWi- ,Tt4NL
y.t tIljil4. RedreaI, tI. (lUDond), ~ aalW; (to
 839 REF

remedy, relieve), '.J~J,...& t....z .,dNt, 1:.!,i\ ~,. Bee Super-

dclra. fluity, uuberaDoe.
~ mflltllW.
Bedre8ld,
Bedresser, 10 r "..,alltA.
Reduoe••. (bring back). ~.J "lIjjtlt;
Redundant, ~~
~ _f".
""p,
Bee kuberant, super-
fluous. [Uri,...
}~ tD4fir,

(to subdue), ~ gWd, ~ Redundantly, ..\~~ ~ "",tIM, .

141H.Jt, ~ ~; (to make lese, Reduplication, &..i\,w\ atltdJ. Re-
diminiah), Jli WltIl, ~ ...... duplicate, reduplicative, ~ \4..
To reduce to nothing, ("~ \ tltclcuJt. matliltaJ. See Double.
See Annihilat8.-To reduee to Be-echo, •• ui~J,...& ttBlMl ",g'Al.
order, r=u..... To reduce to Reed, I. .t-i JaMba'. A writing
poverty,.;Ai\ 1I/ioI',..r-U~ reed, rU'"
t ~ JtI1dr. See Impoverish, Reek. See Smoke, .team, ftpour.
make poor. Reel, I. (for yam), .J\;b t."dr,
Reduced (brought back to a former ;;;; iahlJl, ~ JjM .....w.
.tate), ~\S'l..s'~..,.. ......at tuglteal. [1cNItDaJ.
Uma k.; (subdued), ,:,}iw Reel, •. (yarn), J~ glttaal, _r;
""'ITtlai ; (diminished), Jl....i- Re-election, ~~e,:T9Y~ \ ••,i-
. .ItIUIJI; (degraded), JJ)-- iladi ....jadttl.
""'tl'il. Beduoed to poverty, Be-enjoy, •• ~~~~4u~
~ .v.ftMir. [,... ItIIan-aJ 1Hl d¥ .... jlJdfll.
Reducible, ~~~\~\; idiil IIA Re-enter, fl. ~~~~.,) IWMl
Reduction (bringing back), ;.3\.c\ .iA jttiJfll. See Enter.
i t 4tllJl, ~.J lM:1'rt ; (subjuga- Re-examine, •• ~~~~
tion), ~ ~, i!ftltA; J--""jdttJ.
(ctiminution), P. .; ,.:. tMIt/ff,
f
Befer, tI. (to have ~OD), ~ \

~ ttWlI, ~ ttUgAI,,; ~\ i~ ila·. To refer (for

(degradation), Jr t-. Reduc- iDformation, decillion, etA),.J,j
tiOD to slavery, J\;r\ ",widi. 1tIiM, ~\;l:.' tIIMr _'. To
See Captivity. refer to ubif.1'ation. ~~"~j;
Redundance, redundancy.
... i.,)L·
..J jlJUlfllllfJ fIl •..,. il4'.
 REF 840 REF

J:$J tDt.JkIl. sider attentively), ~'\:i~,

Referee, referendary, ,.
.
See Arbiter, mediator.-A. report ; ; ; tG/ditw. See Co118ider, medi-
of state aft'ain presented to the tate.-(to throw reproach), r
king by referendaries, ~1J
lei... See Censure, rep-,
taWII. '- accuse.
Reference (relation, analogy), .u~ Reftected (thrown back), ~
f:.al4W, ~ ffNbat, yL-::J\ m_tdif. ~ected OIl (001I-
wifdi; (to anotherforanythiDg), sidered), r-(9·. MlG/.,
vi'!.;J ta/UJltl. J,:'I::... mtltatatail; (oeDIlIJlld),
Betlne, fl. (purify), ..;.. ,ap', ;;
r"..~-I1··
ian-rw. See Rack o1l".-(to make Betlection (throwing or bendiDg
elegant), ~>~ ttJlJltJldo back), V'LW' ia~. Be-
urlj, ~ ~ tGJnGlaAo ltJtif. flection of light, ).fl\~ ~
See Polish.-(to beoome elegant), Ufl1lr. The reflection from I
~» I....J ,fir urlJ. mirror, '""'" \k' 'fftiMIl. Be-
Refined (purified), J-- tnUftlP'; flection (meditation), ~'L;
. .
(elegant, nioe), ~> urlj(fem. tGtJmmul, ,;-L;J tGfaDw,),m
~> uri/at), ~ ltJtIj (fem. UlfatDtlJlW.See ThoughL B&-
~ ltJtlj'Gt) j (subtile), ~) flection (censure), .t.L. __
rG/lt: (tJ ..mm. See Blame.
Refinement (from dross, etc.), ~ Reflective, reflecting, reftect«.
UlfjiytJA j (elegance),.t;~ IfWdjat, ~ tII"ffta,&;; (co~deriDg) •
.t;\bl ltJtd/Gt j (aubtilty), kU.J
J,;'I::... tnvttuJmmil, p:... -
"GfiI~t. jal&kir. [ 1Il4t""
Refiner, ,. (from dross, lees, etc.),
Reflex(directed backwanls), V'F-
~ fltflftlff!; (a subtile rea- Reflexibility, ~\~\("1 i-'
~ner), ~oM tn.Uti. Gl ttJU, V'~~,~\; ~
r
Reftt, fl. rJ ,..".,.tlm, ~.J,.ammam. al.ittiM.·
8ee Repair. Reflexible, V.~.n~u Jijilli
.Re1lect, fl. (throw back), ')J rtJtl, td" VI \Mi1'~ IlItIIIohiI Ii
~\ 'flttlm.. To reJlect (con- ifitiktJl•
 ...

REF 841 REF

Rellourish, D. ~~~;j Stlli"ar Refrangibility, t\...:.l~L(j\ i"""lir
m'n jflllfd. See Flourish. aiA ,Mt"t.. Refrangible, ~U
Rellow, D. (llow back), ~IJ~\~\e "';~~I kilhil al inAiraf. See
tild ilfI' wa,.il. Refraction, etc.
Rellux (of the sea), ~ll;j~ jasr Refresh, D. (after pain Of" labor),
al &JAr. The llux and rellux of C'r-' "tarai. See Recreate.-
the tide, ,;~~.MII al mfIIl wtJl (to refrigerate), "'.i. lJIIrrad. See
jfllf"'. _ [correct, improve. CooL-(to repair), ~.J rllmmatlf.

Reform, D• .t ,tJllah. See Amend, See Retouch.

Refo~, reformation, eLI "laA, Refreshed, 't;.r-

mutllrti. See
~tMlfi. Recreated.-(cooled), ~ mll-

e hamul. [mubllf't'fIIl.
Reformed,
Reformer, ,.
Refraot, D.
r mrualla1l.
mruallii.
(break the natural
Refresher, I. 'E'.,.re murayyiA, ~
Refreshment, ~ l; raM,; (food),
,.\-1:, tatam. ~ Recreation,
course of rays), .J.,:J\~ t 1l1a1
food, rest.
Refraction, ~ ~u, Refreshing, refrigerant (cooling),
"nnll,..
(Jo"'~ I int'!ea,. Refracted, ~ muhllf't'itl.
(Jo"'J.-- mat1111. Refractive, Refrigerate, D• .J) bllf't'fIIl. See Cool.
~\i;; 111f011t tJl taU. Refuge (Of" plaoo of refuge), ~
Refractorinetl8, ~~ tinild, i.l1 ~ maljil, ";1.. tMlii.. The refuge
mtltilntulat,
Obstinacy.
¥ tIImIImMl. See of the world, r\.II ~ ma;a III
talom. The refuge of the poor,
Refractory, ~ mutamtlN'id, 1- jj Ul";L. milia. tJl fukara .
.,)j ~ mtleinid. See Obstinate. [Eastern titles]. To take refuge,
-To be refractory, ~ ta- J'~I iltqjll' tla'. To giV&
mllrf'atl. [ IInfJllktl. refuge, ~~ \ "tta' maljil.
Refragable, ~1,j.N. mumitn See Shelter.
Refrain, D. ~~I tmtafttlt tan, Refugee, ,. ~ mtlltajl.
~~ . " ~I 'jtMIab m'n, Retulgenoe, ~ diyil, ~ d4t0. See
~);-I iAtar.. m',.. Splendor.-Refulgent,,;;:.... fltfI-
 REG REG
tlMNir. See Bright, glittering, See Look.-(to have a relatiOll
splendid. to), ~,~\ i.14Mi u.'. To
Bet\md,.,. ~) rqjj(l~ J, fH/4i. regard one's promise, ~~JJJ
See Repay, restore. UJ(lf.' IHlclaAo.
Refusal, }u\ .isA:dr, t\:.:...\ ....- Regard (respect, reverence, aI'ec-
tilldc..
'-
Bee Rejootion, denial, tion), ~jJ tAri_,}:o:.d it.ti6dr,
repulae. ~~\ tAtirdm; (attention),
Ret'ull8,.,. ~I aha', ~\ i_.at. ~1. mtll4Aasat; (reference,
See Deny, reject, repulee.-To relation), ~l:... ..aaMiIIt;
refuae to accept, J~~~I (look),)4i fIaIM,.r'! ifJIM'.
ifllttMGt. t.1m Wei. Regardable, ~L.lk.,:,.~~ iDaji6
Refl1l8, t. (worst part of anything, fSl muldlaasat. Bee Observable.
leavings), oU....A.; /fSdl.I, iJW Regarded (esteemed)~ "'t."'.
uflJtDGt. See Dregs, eediment. Bee Observed, noticed, remarked.
Bet'uaed, J*~ glttlyr flIaikl, Regardful, ~l.. mtrldAlil. See
.,)J~ fltMtl44. Bee Repu1aed. Attentive, respectful. - Regard-
Ret'uBer, t. ~\j~ glttlyrliJlJil. fully, .J~'~ 1JiW i t ti6dr.
Refutation, J~\ i6ldl, viii tedtl. see Attentively, respectfully.

tl4Ao.
lid.
Refute, tI. ~.,).J rlult.fSlay"i, ~, Regardless, Jjti gAdjU. Bee Care-
.,; a6lal hltDltI1to, £.Qiti less, inattentive.
Regency (government, authority),
Retuted, ,.;Ji:- fMft1ctl. L.I- AdaJllfll, ~ W ••
Regain, ... ~.,)t& t.dl Md. Bee Government, authority.-Go-
See Get, obtain, gain. vemment by a viceroy, ~l::.i
Regal, J~ "..,11.&. ~\ ftiya1Jflt al fII4li!.
• jUtlfltl. See
Regalement. Bee Refreshment, en- Regenerate, .,. .,)~
tertainment. Reproduce. - Regenerate, .,)~
Regality. Bee Royalty, eonreigllty.
.""iJdtlfItl.
Regard, cr. (ftlue, "teem)~' Regent (governing), ~'~\j
i t ti6tw; (to obeene, atfeDd to,
remark),;'; ...., ~~ 14••
lid"'"
til fII4Ili1. Bee Viceroy,
lieutenant.
 RBG 843 REI
Regicide, •. ~\jJ\J hilil til Regulated, ~~ "..,.."411, ('~
m4lii. Regicide, c.:s:J,..l\J-W IlI4IfIIIiI...
Wl aI_ii. Regulation, ~.J tarlfIJ. Bee
Regimen (medical prescription for Arrangement, method.
diet), \..:-\ iAlimd. Regulator, '"":-'"~ ".tWGIlilJ, ~\i
Regiment, •• j.-r...jj\ tJJa'tlJlW. fill......

Region, ~\ ailIm, ~ 1Ialad, Rehearsal,.flP tMri,.,;,,)kl iitlat• -t

,j~ 1Iil4tI. Bee Country, land, Bee Repetition, recital.
district, tract. Behoone, fI.)~ Umw, ,j~ tad.
Register, ,.?oJ tlafta,. (plur. ,;lioJ See Repeat, relate.
"fa'ir). To register, .?~4¥ RehearlM!d, )~ ...."..,..
illntldlHl tl4fta,.. Bee Record. Reject, fl• .i) rtM1lJ, ~ fill/II. Bee
Regrant, •• ~~~~ ......n Refuse. (~lJ";~ ......111.
fit. jtMlfd. Rejected, ~~ J ,Ita,,.
wtd1I1l1,
Regret, ~.l.; taIIHtJ/, ~ Rejection, oJ) rtld.
1ttIItwI, ri ,.. Bee Borrow, Reigu, •. (exercile lIOyereign autho-
uga.i.sh, grief, yeution, lamenta- rity), ,..t-
MiG.., ~ \ .;
ROn, repentance. tMntJIW. [f> AMm.
Regret, •. ~u:..''u tMuM/ ttllts'. Reign(IIOYereignty),.uY..... Mllatlt,
Regretted, ~-..a.:.'b... Reimburse, fl. 41~", da/4Jt ltiM.
""""',a/
t.ltlglti. See Pay, repay. [reparation.
Regnlar, ,~UHJi\".. ••tllaj1 Reimbursement. Bee Repayment,
til i4t itltsA, .Ji \.i lc2..bl. Re-impregnate, fl. ~~~J,;:..
Begularity, rUieJ \ ..,.."., ~.;
WW jtMlf/'. fII'"
1IIrlIJ. Wiihout Rein (of a 'bridle), r~
regularity, (pl. 'id-
~.J~ WeI 1arlIi. ~ ltifm). 8ee Bridle, halter.
BegnlarIy, ~iLiJIu-il".. .. ~ Rein, fl. ~ 1t.;4.. Bee Bridle.

ii--t - ~Ji til Jdd", Reinforce, fl. (give edditional

Regulate, fl. ~ ,.,...., ~) strength), ;ji)'oJ~ ItII. al ktlltll.
Mid. Bee Adjust, arrange, To reinforoe au army, .}-.I',j~
order, direct. IiJ/, aI tatW.
 REL 844 REL
Reinforcement". ifill.).,)4j liyddat ~~ AikaytJA,.r.>- 1WIlHw (plar.
tJl HWllt, } .••••l\.,)~.,)J' isiliyail til .J~' a.U1Jdr). According to the
lQlw. foregoing relation,..r.p I ~
Rejoice, tI. (be glad). c} ffWiA, J.PWI 1Ji ~ tlttairfr tJl
~, Wtw, h-:J I inhQlae, ~I mautlr. Relation (reference, re-
inluJl. Bee Exult.-(to make gard, respect), .wL:. f:tJlaW,
glad), C';; fa,.,.II#. Bee Exhila- "":oJ L::,j I intilalJ. Relation, re-
rate, gladden.-To rejoice at lationship (kindred), ~!; itsrd1Jtlt,
another's misfortune, J.~ ~ nQltJIJ. A relation, rela-
~I ,lutMt jI aMad. tive (kinsman), ~} A:twIlJ;
Rejoiced, .JJ;- mawur. Bee Glad. (kinswoman), ~} iari1Jtlt. Re-
Rejoicing, ,. k~ I inhilat, ~ lation of two women marrying
lJIIAjIlt. two brothers, .ta... Iilfat (plur.
Rejoin, CI. (to meet again), r..:r-I.riJ ~w.... ,.1j4t)•
.l.!.~ laia' minjatlltl; (to reply), Relative, y~ mtI",tl1J, loo;- ......
Y~.j.J ratltl jllUJalJ. Bee muntalalJ. A relative pronoUD,
Answer. rt""'r"" ;""muMm. Relatively,
Reiterate, tI. .J] iaN"ew. Bee ~~ nillJa., ~~ 1Jil "idGt.
Repeal-Reiteration, .J~ Relativeness, ~\:... ...tI4IGHt,
eiiraf'. "";>-.J raiAtl' • Bee Relation.
Re-judge, .l.!.~r..:r-f- ~m Relax, tI. (slacken, make less teDIe),
tI•

.tiI jtliJfd. Bee Re-examine, u11'

tItW. Bee Looee, open.
review. [mi" jalfil. Relaxation (slackness, looeeness),
Re-kindle, tI• .l.!.~r..:r-J,..:. 'Mt tJl JU\ itlai; (cessation from
Relate, tI. (recite),.J-- "Mia'. Bee labor), i- ~ rahat. Bee Rest,
Tell. recess. - Relaxation of mind,
Related (told), ~ mu1Jul,' j J\Jli-!J raAM tJl HI. Bee
(connected by blood), ~ Recreatioll.-Relaxation of care
. fltlli6. Bee Relative. or attention, JLi....:.l't.Lbi...i\
Relator, Jl:..
Aakl. ~ Narrator. iMea t tJl QlltgAaI, J~\ t7wt4l.
Relation (narrative), wi _(lA, See Indolence.
 REL 845 REL
Relaxed (loosened), ~.r- m..,.- ~L.. ,aeul. See Help, support,
taiM. Relaxed in constitntion, 8uccour, releaae.-(to comfort),
~..r- .",ta,.,ut,.J U jilt"'. ...;-. ,fIlla'.
See Langnid.-Relaxed in moral Relievable (888ist&ble), ~~
or religious principles, t:-' ~ gtItaIattJd, 6~t....J'~\,; 14hil al
~.>...J' Want al ~. m",dttldal; (cousolable), ~\,;
Relay ·(ol hol'lleS), 41a....~.H~ ~, leiihil til talligtlt.
Ma,l til JHHta. Relieved (asaiated), ~ \.- ."'ife-;
Release, C/. (from confinement), (comforted), ~ mutalllllt.
Qlk'tItW. See Free. Reliever, ,. (aaeistant), ~ ~
Release (from confinement), ~ mtlliititl; (a comforter), ~
l1uJl4I, ~,~u-1-k tallZ t muallf.
flI" til WI. A release from Relight, C/. (light anew), ~~
debt, !To' ilwa. See Discharge, ~ ~ 'Mttll ",in itlilftl.
receipt. Religion, ~.> tllII, ~~, 111I411.
Relent, C/. (grow tender or com- The Chriatian religion, ~~\
paaD.onate), r-.;rtfA4m, ~~ ~, tJddf,. til mtIIfnl. The
dajtM~. Mahommedan religion, rU'~.>
Belen.tless,iij s.:. &! l.. maWo 'Mjll"" til.. tIliI14... The religion of the
4.-..r-,~1.. fll4tWldo marM- :Magi, ~~,~.> til,. til maia..
flIfIt. Bee llercilesa. Observance of religion, .w \t.>
Reliance, ~~\ ir!imiltl ~, tla,4ftat. Observant of religion,
J':J\C' itttMal ttU4'. See ~.>~ L.. .4M" ell... See Be-
Trust, conil.dence. ligious.-Of no religion, ~.>Al..
Belief (UBistance), ,>,M matlfltl, fIIa1fIlto elIII. ReligioDB, ~\t.>\
4;.JL.... flIUt4fD411f1t. See Help, aiJgilll.
succour, release.--(comfort), Religious, adj. ~.> dlIII, (L.. '4.1"'.
;'\SJ'~ 1411"11I til iAdtir. See Pious.-A religiOllS man,
See Consolation.-(remedy), ~ ~.>~ L.. ,aMlJ tlf".
tfliJi· Religiously, Io.jjijJ'? 6iW talAoa'.
Relieve, C/. (888ist), ~,~ e'lwn, See Piously, reverently.-(ex-
66
 REt 846
actl,., etriotly), Uo)~ itIol ReI,., C/. (put tnIat in), J&J.t.:;\
liUM. it-- Ma', ~J)itaIfIW
e
Beligiouaneee, .i.i~o) i4ydfllll. See
tala', .j;-~' - - ~.
ReligiOD, piety.
See Confide, troat.
Relinquish, C/. ~ tMvd, /
Remain, C/. (oontinue, tarry),}=-l
MjfW. See Leave, desert, quit,
abandoD, forbear, releaee.
uw.,., J-.
_aU.; (to be left
88 8 remainder), ~ Wi; (to
Relinquishment, ~ tari.
Relinquished, ~r- ~
endure, laat), r'o)
tid.. See
Continue, - To remain behind
)# ma,y'll,..
(especially from fatigue), ;"ot
Relish (agreeable taste (W flavor),
tatIDtw. To remain &om, ~
JJ.i lmDi, ;~ liaat; (8 alight
~U WI.al1it. To ~
tasting of victuals, etc.), .t...b
ItItmat. See Sip, taste; ""0 alone, IJ.-Jf t4fII tDII1IMM.
Remainder, remains, .}~ AG.If
liking, delight, cast, manner.-
(plur. ~~ lJdd,a), i.i; jJ16J
Having 8 fine relish, ~ oil lasls,
(plur. £.:JLii ladldt), See Best,
Having DO relish, ~4JL.. mdlalto

t-..
residue.
fIIQII.'A.
Remaining, ...i~ Mil. [jIlfl.
Relish, C/. (give 8 pleasing ~te to
anything), oil las. Remake, ~~~Jr
Relished (liked), J~ ntdHl; Remand, tl. (send back), ~)

....
(agreeable to the palate), ~ oil

Reluctance, UlS:-- .dMl4Iat,

rtUJ4f:..
Remark, ~L. ~ See
ObservatiOD.-A remark or IIIIlO-
i~\... tmltdnadclt, ,~, tation, ~ ItIf.rr, era ....
--d1, )\ ..
iWiyiJ,..
,.;.,'~.u taa-m Remark,
See Aversion, DDWil-
C/. (Donoe), .il».L.Jl

taw.U~, ~J ldi&
lingness.-To Bhew 8 reluctanoe, Remarkable, ~LJ\~~ filii
l}:-o'~ .. til flItI1aMut, ~.;-i p.u.
Reluotant, ~.J 4JL.. malaAo twgA1HJt, ~ t9".,
~\; .ur,)'"
>\:;...dL.. mdltiAo 1&ltii.tir. See ma&U1lI'. Bee Rare, 1UlCQllllllOll.
Averse, unwilling. Remarkably, )Jf4-.. t~ ~
 REM 847 REM
maI.UfIt'; (exceedingly), <4~ taM/v; (cessation), ~rJ
6igltdpt. UJfDaJ:1tIf.
Remarker, •• ~L. mtlldAU, >\;
Remit, fl. (pardon), p gMf"";
fldsfr. Bee Observer.-Re- (to remit money, etc.), J.....)'
marked, ~,.;.. fJIalAes. Bee ~~.> a,.,aI tltwalim. See Send.
Observed. Remittance, ,. (of money, etc.),
Remediable, ~1..1 \J! U IdlHZ al ~~.>JL...} w,dl tlal"ClMnt,
tflaj· A~ iamif4l1.
Bem.edilees, ~~AL. filii"
~L:AL. ..aw. til4J. Bee Help-
'Mra, Remnant, ,. '-ti~ Jail, ~
See Remainder.-Remnant (~.),
Wi,.,.
less, irtemediable.-Remedi1esa- j4 Jail.
De88, ~1..I'r~ t lldam til t il4j· honstrance, •• ~ t41WIr.
Bemedy, ~ ti14j, ~.> _d, Remonstrate, c. r.:r-~ trultts!l:ti
~\... fIttItdltflt". Bee Cure, ",itt.
medicine, antidoie, repatation. Remorse, ~~ nakk --Ir:,
Remedy, f1. ill:.
tdltt1~ !.jJ\.>id"'!". u;:..\j 1tIaI1Qf, i..)llulJ
, W41k
Remember; fl. (bear in mind),.JJJ till""""". See Horror, anguish,
......... Bee Commit to me- repentance, pity.
mory. Remorseless, i.\~~ MId naddflUJt.
Remembered,.J.i.::.. muttwJUiw. i.-.J~ &tid ,.a1mfaI. See :Merci-
Remembrance, jJ lil:r. See Me- less, cruel.
mory, memorial. Remote, ~ &ltld. See Distant.
Remembran~, •• j~ ~taa.Uir'. -More remote. ~, tlbtcJtl.
Remind, fI.P /aUar, jJ uUtw. :Most remote, l,;)~L.~" ala1J t -
Remiss, Ji~ Iltdfil, J""U iaN. ,Ilk".
111(I [min &at:Iti.
Bee Carel88ll. Remotely, ..\~ 6tJt:iiQII, ~~
Bemi 8!!De&S, ~gMjIIIt,.J~ 1w11", Remoteness, ~ lJuf:!'. See Distance.
JL...\ iAmdl. See Carelessness. Removeable, ~ pMaI. See
Bemipjon, p ~ftJ, ~ fntIIi- Moveable.
/tWtII, l,;)'r£-i g'"'!ra". Bee Removal, remove (changing one's
Pardon.-(abatement), ~ abode), J\a::Jl i"ti"dl; (depart-
 848 RD
iDg from a place), "'~, iflWdJ:, (to trBnalate), ~..; tar;.. See
.}- ,.far. See Departure.- Inf.erpret.-(to yield, give up),
Bemoval from 01108, l-' Jr .J,.., ,tIll4.. See Surrender.-
Remove, fl. (go from one place to (to make), ~ t-..l. To reno
another), Ji:.j \ t"ttWU; (depart der neceaary, rjJ~ laulMt
from a place),.;L. ,afM'. See ldU, ~~ tmnaldo...-,
Depart.--<to move any thing t.J)~~ tamalaJlq tItriri;
from ita place or to a distance), (to give), ~, "tW.
Jij..w. See Move.
Rendezvous, '. ~t..~lJs4
Removed, Ji,::..:.... fIt.."taiil. Re-
..tJ1uJll ijttflldt aljfl'lJtt,at, ~r
moved from o1Jlce, JJ..i- tJltJtsfil.
.,)~ ..tIIOtlat. tfl4tlU. See
Remover, I. (of any thiDg), Jjt
Auembly, meeting. The nm·
ftdJ:U; (. remover of himseW,
dezvous of an army, t.~IJ.s:'"
~fIt_tah1.
Remount, fl. (on horseback) ~)
.J.-II fIttI1usl ijt.;".at al t....ar·
The place of renduvo1J8, ~
~~~,.aJ:ilJ m.jtMlfd.
~t'
Remunerate, fl. t.Jj ~ jild. See
Reward.
Rendezvo1J8, fl. u..~C)I~J

Rencounter(olaah,oollision),.t..,)t-.
~JiJ ra1Jat flI4tM _,.1-
tail rAatM fl fald" ffItIMl.
fltflldtlaflltlt; (an accidental meet-
Renegade, ~ ffIfIrl4rtl. See
ing), ~\L. mul:d6a14t, ~",..
Apostate, deserter.
-.oq,Wt. See Encounter.
Renoounter, fl. (clash) \r.,)~ Renew, fl. (renovate) .,)~ J"ad4oJ.
(to meet unexpect-
taldtlafltfi; To renew friendship, ~~~
edly), 1;.,)~ taldtla,{tl. See ~I taM tajtlltl til ~.
Encounter, skirmiah. To renew (repeat), oJL: tal.

Rend, fl. ~ J:MuJ:, ~ ,Ad. Renewable, .,)~ rata.J'a4t1tJ4, ~\i

See Tear, lacerate. [Tearer. ~~I J:aTnl tlttajtlftl.
Render, ,. ",}i::-" fllUiAtlaaJ:. See Renewal, ~~ taji.fl. BeeBepa-
Render, fl. ~ rtlll, ~) rf1dial' ration, repetition.
See Return, restore, repay.- Renewed, .,)~ wttljalt/44.
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Rennet (for curdling milk), ~ Renunciation, vLi) rtlfl,) L!.J I
fIUIW. [new, etc. "1Ikar; (of the world), ~~l~
Renovate, renovation, tI. See Re· ttlri atltlfl"yd. [mmjeultl.
Renounce, t I . p "dar, ~~~t:-i~l t"tItl4ftlt
veii.J rfljatl, Repaid,
~ ttlrd. See Di80wn.-To Repair, tI. ~.;3J.t.t tamal ttlrmlm,
renounce all right to anything, r.r'.J ramra".. See llend, amend.
.w~~.J rafatl AtdakaAo. Repair, reparation (supplying the
Renounced,)J.:...manitlr,d.Jr- lOBS, mending), ~.J ttlrmf..,
malnU, u"";r marft1tl· ) ". • • j Reparation
tat'''lr.
Renown, ~ ItI,.J~' ..},tiMr. (amends), vO~ ttHDal, ~
See Glory. tatlmf,., ~Ul!.. mtliafdA, ~
Renowned'.J~fIItIIMtlr, ~L. jtlSil. See Retribution, compen-
~t"" ,aAiIJ iIm t.lJllm. See sation.
Glorious, illustrious. Repaired, r.r'r ...".lIIMa...

Rent, ,. (fissure, break) J:. ,Aiii. Repairer". (of hoUBeB, etc.) rrr
See Gap, chasm, laceration. _ muramn..
Rent (income, revenue), J~~ Reparable,~l~l;lcJWMtaIlfA,
fIItItliAtll, J~ m.Mt1l. An- ~..;J'~ ..ema.m. aUtH'mf...
nual rent, IJ'.i-'J~~ mal- Reparation. See Repair.
!Aill,a1ltHDf. Rent paid for any- Repartee, t. """;l-y~ jtHDd6
thing held of another, 'J ifrd, ltdlir, ~y~ jtHDd!J IfIllj.
)\:::-, ajdr. Repass, tI. ~~~c.::.JU fdl ....,.
Rent, tI. (let to a tenant).ft" \ ajar; jatlfl, 1J'.k~.J "~t ttllltla'.
(to hold by paying rent),~b...\ Repast, I. r~ lata...
utdjar. Repay, tI. ~~~t:i'" laftlt ....,.
Rentable, I.:!R
y""kari.. jatlfl. See Pay, recompense,
Rental, rent-roll, ~~~'" laftar reward. [Bee Payment.
al amldi. [amliii. Repayment, _JU~'" daft Ullf.
Renter, ~Lh.,:.._'~ IdAiIJ Repeal, v. ~ 6attal.
I.

Rent-free, t"'.J~L.~ mali Repeal, I. J~' i!Jtd/. Repealed,

mil r.alay"i rlllm. • t.J~ mamtlkA.
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Jlepeat, fl. (apeak again) ~~.J RepiDing". ~ iMr,.;4- . .,

,.Ij#f:.. ~; (do again or ~ 1ltt:M. See Grief, regret,

several timee), Ji.,)~ f:..d4 f:..tHIIGl, ),.a..
Ji~J ,.Ij#t ttJllUll. Repeated
(done or said often),)J.,......
v8Ution.-BepiDiDg, tMIj.
tneIoUGr, .J~ ~'"
..",Amtlm.
r""
l:twrir. Replace, fl. J;J:- ~, e--J
Repeatedly, .J~\~ jwnltIt "'flt. See Substitute.
MlWiW. See Often. Replaoed, ~.;4 "..".lfijtlf:! J;;'"
Repel, fl. :i,) ,.4I1d, ~.,) cia/fit:: .See mtlttIfDtDtItL
Repulse. Repelled, uJ~ Replant, fl. ~.,)~ f:..dtl tIaMi,
flIfItlfilt. See Repu1sed.-A ~~~~_fIGIGi .... )iMlI4.
repeller, ~\.,) tlafif:..' Rep1eDish, fl. . . ; - fIIallti, ~
Repent, fl. r W ttItuJtldam, r,).j f:..tJHa'. See Fill, stock. [1tIlI.
Mtl#m, yU 1di,.t.'.)jJi t atM Replenished, replete, ~ _ -
fI4t1d".al, ~;Ji ttlflWl ttwlH1. Repletion, l::...' i".ttla, ~ ,...
Repentance, ~~ Mw"at, L.\,).j 1'IlZ1. See Indigestion.
nadd...t. See Penitence.-Re- Reply, replioation, y\~ jtMl!llJ.
gret aDd repentan~, .t.\.)jJ~ See Anawer.-Replied, y,,4:'-
luural Wfl fI4tlamat. Repentant, mtfjdtDfl1l.
r.,)\.i na_, ~\:i lay.". Be- Reply, fl. y~~\ "till' jINU,
pentan~ with all his heart, ~\:i Y~.,).J ,.ad j'awdf)•
.y.:;~~ lay'" .In 1:01 1alln7ti. Replier, •. YJ~ ...;aw.
See Peniteat. [Rebound. Repolish, fl. -4~~Ji.. ItII:tII
Repel'CWlSion, VN~' intua.. See m'fljadltl.·
Repetition,)~ti1ra,.,.J!..}Jt41ri,., Report, I. (rumor of Dews), ku\
i;,)~' itdclal. ;:>-il1uJf:.." """"tW.
See Rumor.
Repine, fl. ~\ ........, r.i,j\ -(public character), ~ dI.
inglulm, ~ IMtutw, ~.J~ See Reputation.-A 1!8port (".
gM,. mm, ~ !Ia,ad, ~ account retlU'ned by those to
~mi4m. whom anything is referred), ~,..
Repiner, ,. Sec Murmurer. JIl.\ ,11,..,
al Adl, ~ 1M-
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Mil. To make a report (especially Blame, reproe.ob, reprove, cen-
of state aft'airs to the king), etc., sure, chide.
J~'~J"'~ t.lIfMl.taNt al Reprehended, r"....~ _a..,
lttil. rL. ..tIl4...
Report, C7. ~~, IIt ta' 1:Aa1JM. Reprehensible, r1J\ ~ ~ wajilJ
Bee Tell, relate, rumor. al mfllam, r'UI~ .tIIIait1
~, .;;';- ..uiarr... See allatom.
Related. [Relater, reciter. Reprehensibly, rt.-.,~~

Reporter, ";oS" mukluWbW. Bee bikol tiztab warmdilm.

Repose, C7. (rest), C~, idaraA;
Reprehension, LL. mfllamat,

(sleep), rU "am.
confidence, ~~, it.tarnatl
To repose
r,
~~ mueitabat, ~i tawblU,
lawm, y~ titab,.f..~
tatzir. See Censure, blame, re-
tala', ~~i ttJWak1«ll tala'.
proof.
See Cocllde.-<to intrust), k>
n&prehensive, ~~ titdlJi.
oWL.' Met lJf7Ianat, ~->J~J Represent, C7. (e~hibit), ~\ azAar,
watla t watlltat. Bee Trust.
.ri-' (lMar. See Bhow.-To
Repose (rest), ~~ raAat; (sleep), represent (by painting, delinea-
r~ nawm. Bee Sleep, rest, tion, imitation, etc.), f..~Ji
quiet. - - Reposed (at rest),
t amal taltDl", ~ Ji ttlmlJl
e-.r- """tarlA; (asleep), ~ '.i taUfd. See Paint, descn'be.-
nayim. To represent (by petition, eto.),
Reposit, LL.'~J watlat
C7.
~, iltamaB, ~.r t Mad• To
amanat, ~J wadtJt . See Store, represent on a theatre, ~~;Ji
lay in, deposit. t.amal Iom«lia. To represent
Reposited, oW L.' tl->'" mawtlat. (act as the representative of
Mlldnat, tl->,.. mtJWtlat.. another), d"~i tawakkal ta".
Repository, I. W~ mdAun, Representation (image, form), ~J'"
~r i_lnat. Iilrat, ~~ taNl"(I, J(:. .AdJ.
Reprehend,tI. J:-~ t.auwt ala', See LikeneSB.--(a memorial),
r~ lam, t:.J wabbakA. See Jlr tara, v-L..:.J' iltima"
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J1J~ mtJt"ld.
See PetitiOl1.- Reprimand, fl. ~ tDG6Wi. 8ee
(exhibition), .J\F\ iMar. The- :Reprehend, rebuke. [MIUcJ••
atrical representation, ,\ I ij J Reprisal, J1~ t4HlNltl, ,.Li..:...i\
W:lftI. Repreeentation of the Reproach, fl. ,.1.~~ t,-.l
person of another, .t\I$J tlItJidltJl. ttJltlJlai ....za., ~~ f!"aJ
Representation as in a mirror, ttMayM, ~'-:- - cJ ItJt ""'"
vk- ttUl, V'~\ Uaf:.ib. taltlgltt, ~J wbHU. To re-
Repreeentative (exhibiting a simili- proach one another, \.r:-J\-.J
tude), ~L.... mumdlil. A repre- tae ltak•

sentative (of another person),

Reproach, I. (censure), ,.1. ...za.,
~J tlItJlIl (plur. IS'J tlIUWti). A
.t.1. tmUdfIUJI, yb: til4lJ, ,.i
ltJtlIfII; (infamy), ~ t",l.
representative vested with full
See Shame.
powers, ~~J tlItJill tnutW.
To appoint a representative, ~
Reproachable, .t.LJ' ~'" tI1iJjij

J..::.-SJt~ tlItdll. A repre-

III mulamat, ,.,u\~ --
ttJAii III ZMD..
sentative (similitude or symbol
Reproached, ,."...1. .....a•.
of anything), .t.~ taldwst.
Reproachfully (opprobrio118ly), J4
Representer, I. (one who show& or
.t.1. lJiiol malafIUJI ; (abmne-
exhibits), ~ mtIIA•.,..
fully), J~J~~ 6iW t",i
Repress, fl. (oheck), ~ tltI1JaI, ~J llIatar.
ralJat, ~ flUHlat. See Restrain,
Reprobate, fl. ~ P' MiarttU.,M,
subdue, orush. - - Repre88ed, -Y1v-iiJ rtJjtMl ttJldaAo. Bee
kJ . d • mtJtlHt. Repression, Reject.-Reprobate, ~ ,WI.
~ ma"t. Repressive, ~ l. See Wioked.-A reprobate,ftU
manit: lajs,.. Bee Profligate.
Reprieve, •. (delay of punishment), Reprobated, J1"';..,. JlUll'f&4. See
~~\J~\ imluil atttJtlflJ, Rejected.-Reprobat8neu, repro-
y~~\j taUfr III f:t1db. bation. Bee Wickedness.
Repriove, to. ~.~.:.l\ ...~\ amluzl Reproof, ,.; lafllfll.
atta.lflJ.
'-
Reprol"e, co• .t • \~~ taW
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tala,Ai, kS:':J tIIl0~lIiAtMo. See reluctance), '.J~ 6iW !arM,
..I .... (baNI \..; . L·AI..._
Reprehend, reproach. ~ ", ~ V":l~'
Reptile, •. ~ lwluwat (plur. Ndd.
c.:J!r- AalAardt). The reptiles Repulse,'.t:io)tlGf~ t\i.)J' i-flit·
of the earth, ~)' ~ _am r To meet with a repulse, ~.)J'
intlifillA. Bee To be repulsed.
til tml.
Republic, JJtf":'" jtJmAfJ.r (plur. Repulse, C/. ~o) tlafaM, tl4J1It! t:io)
~4 jtMIfdArr). _ rJ\i Utl/CHII. See RepeL
Repudiate, etc., C/. Q11~. See Repulsed, o)J~ fItI.Wtl1Jd, t,;oM
Divorce, reject. matlftt--To be repulsed, t:i.)J'
Repugnance (contrariety), .tilts.... iWf"t" See To meet with a
repulse.
mtclMlafat. Bee ~nconsistency.
Repulsion, t:io) tlaft, oW'oM fItfItld-
-(reluctance), J1.-.J lattlllfll,
Illtal. See Repulse.
i.)J\..... m"tdIltldGI, .t.J\i.. mua- Repulsive, repelling, t:-i'o) tla.flt..
tIIamal; (aversion), ~ hvgU4t.
The repelling power, oW'~'i;aJ'
Repugnant (contrary), Uj~
alluwat atltlafif:.at. [.,AlardA.
mdMlif,..r.\i.. tnUflJw.yw, vodl:.....
Repurchaae, C/. b~'~.J ,.t;it
-.maJitl, J l:..... "",,,aft. See In-
Reputable, ~ mUtWat'. See
consistent.-(reluctant), ~ \.....
Honorable, creditable, honest.-
m"tdnitl, ~ emltl j (averse),
ReputablY!J~'~1JM:olittiM,..
'.J.::-- m",tah-aA. Repugnant
Reputation, repute, ~ Ifl, r-'
to humanity, ij..rHJl:..... mtmdft
..., .i....... -tat. Bee Credit,
til flltWutDat. Repugnant to na- hODOJ'.
ture, ~~\i.. mtlflJw.ywatta- Repute, C/. ~ luualJ, .).j: f:!IIl,
~rtat. To be repugnant (con- ~ u,.. Bee Consider, reckon.
trary), ,~lS::-w.J~ ,a"
mtl1Mlifj Request, •• (entreaty, petition),
(to be averse Of' reluctant), ~\ ~.r t artl, Vi" \..e...:..J, iIIiIIta.,
..tah-d" ~~, utitlta, ~J rtljd. In
Repugnantly (contrarily), .. ~y, request(in greatdemand),y~
;.1£... "wajAin mugJw.yw, JL!
mutlah. Anything greatly in re-
.i:a\ts... ~iiol mwmalafat; (with quest,"'~y)h..matli1JjiillMt.
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BeqWl8t, fI.~.r tM'a4, V'it..::J\r~ ttJttritl. Bee RetaliatioD, com-

iatldam "'imb, ~~\Ji f:!"M1 pensation, retribution.
iltitltil, ~ t4W. Bee Peti- Requite, fl. 4-k~~ ~
tion, beg, entreat.- Requeeted, talayAi. Bee :Repay, retaliate,
~ ..uttJfllG8, etc. A re- reward.
quester. Bee Petitioner.-Your Reremouse, I. k',...,kJ ttHJItIHJI,
Ezeellency is requested to give JeU~ ,.". allaJl· Bee:Bat.
the necessary orders, ~~,r1\ Rescript (royal ediot), Jr:- .....
.t...J1l~~1~)~\:.I'~'>\a.., al lAw, ~..rah>. iMIt dtwtJ.
fMtie mm latddatihun 1M taI- Rescue (fromco~ement ()f'danger)
tlWi1. al fWJdmw til lasimaA.
tJlk
I aelal, ~ iAalltu, ~
Bequirable, ~I~ ~ wdji~ t atai .
attaltllJ. Rescue, B. atldI. J1b1
Require, t7. ~ talalJ, A~' Rescued, ~'~J~ ...ad
il&titJ4' laAo. See Demand, re- m.is til W,.
quest.-As occasion may require, Research, U~I_-';; taf&A. Bee
\..:3::.:t~,~ Aa.!oo til il&tidd. Inquiry, search.
Required, y)ke maelah, ~
Researoh, t7. ~ jattalA, ~
muktadl. Bee Requested.
~ tamal taftflA. Bee Search,
Requisite, ~.JJ,;iJ dun1ri, r} lasim, examine, inquire. (jalfl.
~'J w4jilJ. Bee Necessary. Resell, t7. ~~~t.~ ~dt . -
Beciuisite, I. ~~\> Aaillt ••- Resemblanoe, ~ laltalil, ~.,..
A.namat, ~~ \ a1M' mtliltull. Ba,.at (plur. J""
1tICDtW). Bee
Bee Neoessary, neoe&Bariee. Similitude, likeness.
Requisitely, "W)J~ dun1rat1m, Resemble (be 1!b), ~L:. .MW i
~J.rJ~ l1iI dun1,.at. Bee Neces- (to compare), ~ BWW, ~
sarily. ~ tau tadlJlA. [Lib.
Requisiteness, ~~ dun1,.at. Resembling, ~l.:.... m~ Bee
Requital, 'D~ majdldA, ,ul,(.. Reeent, t7. r\i:;;ll,wi . . . til
mvAiJfaA, ~J&' t awa, vi!.,-J ittti1a.... ~ 'WI~.
lI.eeentfw, y~ 11I4tJti.". See of resideuoe, ~J tI1tIt.ft (plv.
Angry, cholerio. ~u.J\ _Id.), rlL. lIId4m,
Besen+;.. ..1 ., L"...AadalJtit.
"""6&y, .. ~ V,?' ~..,.,-. Bee Abode,
Resentment, rl.i..:;.jJ~ fi1r tJl habitatioll, dwelling, ooUDtry.
ifttii4m, ~ ,AaYI, ~ Q-C ReaicUlnt, J\.., tai'., ~ ...a...
IAadai. See Anger, indignation. A resident, ~J wdl, ~\
Reservation, reserve (retaining, ~l&I. Bee Envoy, aaent. am-
withholdiDg), ~ I ihid, ~I bassador.
~i1Jka ; (concealment of some- Residuary, residual, J4 lJdif. A.
thing in the mind), \v ...,a; residue, i~ lJUwi. Bee Best,
(exception, condition), 1:,.:. "-'t. remaind••
Bee Stipulation. - (caution (W Resign, tI. (give up, quit), c..:.s'..;
modesty of behavour), y/J\ tltf1MJ, taral:. To resign aD o1Ilce,
,,~I intilJd4. ~~\ . .fla'....... To
Reserve, 1'. (keep back), ~\ alllui. resign ODB'll-aelf to prorideDee,
Beeerved (kept back), u-ilt
lJaif. .uJ\~~jl tawal:l:al talti alW.
Reserved (modest, silei'lt, not im- Bee Submit, yield.,
pudent),~\"',ciis1,~~i.l\~/Jllb Resignation (of o:tB.ce, etc.), ~
Nith tI#a"t: Itwl:, u.:...,1 ""f/a; (submission
Reservedly (modesily), ~~ to providence), ~I ~ tMlI..
~/J~ lJUoll&UlJmq,t WlI tJ4aj. f1fi. See Submisaion.-Resigned
Bellervedness (modesty), y/JI fJIla1J, (to providence), ~~".,. tIIfIta-
.J\iJ fOtIidr; (aulleDD888), ~ wal:1:il tald. Bee Submissive.
udlae. [l&arDd. Resin, ~!J rdtfttfj, .J!.,:-t=w
Reservoir, 1'. (of water), ,.;,,,... ,amgl& ItIfIlJtDlJ.,..
Beset, 1'. (a broken bone), ~~ Reaiat, fl. t:il/J d4/~ ~I.. tnd_t!
.JyJ...JI jall"fW tJl' f:.tIII1I til ~r. rJ'J law..
See Oppose, •
Beside, 1'. J- 'aUn, ,j:i; Utim, pulse.
r\;\ lliam. Bee Dwell, inhabit; Resistance, et..,w... ~GIMI,
aho to subside. k.i L.... fIMfllI4Mtczt, ~ -t:
Residence, i.\,;\ ..alNlt. A place See Opposition.
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Resisted, "J~ mtWtIu, tt oM Resolute (constant to a resolution),
madfllf:. See Repulsed. [~. ~ U ,4Tm. See Firm, steady,
Reeiatibility, kil~'ij il1UNJt fMld4- oonstant.--(bold), J~ jtJI11r.
Resistible, rJ~ pWt2ll1tH11. See Brave.
Resolvable, resoluble (capable of Resolutely, ~t:JJ~ 4~ 1JiW
being dissolved), ~'J!li 1dUl jMdM IlIII ,46dl. See Courage-
til Aal; (capable of being ex- ously.
plained), ..r--Cl\~ tn_filii" Resolntion, resoluteness (boldn. .),
Mia/",.. ~4 jMdral, i·~ J"twtIM.
Resolve, ". (determine), ~ ialtItl, Resolution (fixed purpose), c.:.J~
l.JjJ MllIll. See Parpose.-(to ,a641, ~ faf,at, .wi 1Mtl.
dissolve), Je.. W. See Melt.- Resort, ": (frequent), ~~~d)
(to analyse), j . Aal; (to in- rt21 IlIII ~iJ litllM, ~~ la/_'
form, resolve a doubt), ~1t:iJ taW. See To have recourse.
"-/-t a_WAll. A resolve. See Resort (conoourse), t~' ijlMdt:
Resolution. See Assembly, meeting; visit,
Resolved(determined, steady),~ U
resource.
,4Tm. See Resolute.-(melted),
Resound, fl. (sound, echo), £iJJ.i
~~. Bee Disaolved. ttHllal ra_tn, YJ~ jalllall, J.i
(analyzed), JJ';" mlJfrU; (ex- ~\t ~ ,dgA'. (f'GIIIIii.
plained), ~ mu/tJUrw. Re- Resounding, ptWt. ~.JJ..~ t dM
solved upon, ~ mUltHllmaM, Resource (fund), ~I tJIl. See
"~mlJlul1ti. Resolvedly (with Souroe.~remedy), ~ tiliij.
ftrmness)');Jr~6.lwll.... Be-sow,
. fl. ~~~t!j "'Gf: ••
1lItJ:tw4,.. See Resolutely.-Re- jatlfti.

.
solvedness. Bee Resolution.
Resolvent, resolutive,J1.,s::..emuWlt1,
Respect, ".'p1 'tlaW, ~,
tntlwtlm, }:,,~dJi t MItG1 it'ilJdr,
("\i /ana. r~'J.i tllmaljMwtJllt.
r
Resolver, ,. (one that determines), Respect, ~I u",dm, J ~ \ i t 'iJ6.r,
~li killid; (a di880lver), Jl&-e r~' 'Mit'dm. See Attention,
muMllt1. regard, honor, reverence; •
 RES 857
consideration, motive. - (refer- motion), 1:);'" 1IIiil.. Rest and
enoo, relation), 4JL: ttJldw, motion, i..S~'I:);'" 1IIiil. w.
~ ttiIlHJI. In respect of,"~ Aczr.'.
,..,ytJA.
To give rest, e:J
.NlHJtM, ~ 4 "il .iI",,", J;-
~ t ala'Aala6. Rest, ,. (remainder), J4 "cW. See
Respectable, .J : • •• ..tl8&w, Residue, rem&ins.-And 80 with
('!..J:;J\~ \, wiljilJ atttlbi•• regard to the rest, '~~vJJ
Respected, (t:;'" mfliMram, ..r.=--
touifII tczla' AascJ.
••tl8&w. See Honored. Rest, ,. (support on which anything
Respectful, y3,... m...tJtltla6. leans), ~ ,MIfIll, ~ mtll• •
Respectfully, r~'::"'~r-P~ TnW See Prop, pillar, support.
lain. wcz .Atwilm. Rest, fl. (be at quiet), "lardA;dr"'\
Bespective (particular), \J"\:;.. ilfiu, (to sleep), rlJ niJm; (to lean
V'~ ~; (relative), upon), ~1tJ\ iIItJk4 taltJ', ~\
y.".....:... ....u. illfItttJd. To rest satis1led, ~.J
Betrpeotive1y (particularly),"~~ radf.
~,"~ ...lHftMt. Bee Rested (reposed), c.U."... fIIIIrl4l.
Relatively. Restitution, ~.J lar}lf:: .
Respiration, v.1J tMtcz.ftll. Restive, ~\.... mUttl"",, ~
Respire, t:'. (breathe), vJ:.3lfIufffM. ~. See Obstinate,
Respite,~ fftGlJa,.
See Reprieve. stubborn, reluctant.-A restil"G
Resplendence, ~ Myil. See Bright- hone, l:J'~.wnz.. See Hone.
ness, splendor.-Resplendent, -Restiven8118, .>k tittiJd. See
~~ la.it . See Bright, splendid. Stnbbornn8118,obatinaoy.
-Resplendently, ~~ "i1:o1 Restless (having no rest), t:~~
Mytl. Bee Splendidly. , . fllfWldl.
Responsibility, ,uUS' "Jalal,.u \ow Restl8118n8ll8 (want of rest or ease),
tltMtJtttII. [.ujawilJ. ~!)'r~ tlIlItIm tWrdMl.
Besponsive, ~,~ jczwii"f, YJ~ Restorable. See Recoverable.
Rest (quiet, repose), ~!J rd!Mlt. Restoration, ~.,; Iar}"lf:! .>\~'
See Tranquillitr.-(cesaation of illircliJ4. See Restitution.-
 RES 858 RET
Restoration of health, \A.:. ,Ita/d. Restriction, .Jl.:cil ile"dr, ~
Bee Recovery. !aytl. See Restraint.
Beatorative, ~\.:. ,Ail/f. .A. resto- Restrictive, restringent, ~)l4:.i'
rative, JG ,Ailjf. iitil4ri. Sec Styptic.
Restore, t1. (give back, send back, Restrictively, )~I~ liiol
bring back), ~) rajjar: See ''''ilar.
Retrieve, re-establish, recover, Result, ~ natfjat (plur. ~
repay. n4tdYiJ', ~ lfImM'at. See Meet,
Restored, ~.;e flW,f'ajjaf:! .,)J"l- inference.
fNWtlutl, ~.;e mMju;.. Re- Result, t1. (rise lis a consequence),
stored to health, ~~ ~J..:a- ltaIal mita. [al i1Aliliir.
matttUAf lilltlMat. To be re- Resumable,) '-::.>.J\~ fJI....a.
stored, ~;I irllJtl. See Return. Resume, t1. (take back), ~'~.J
Restorer, •• .,).,)~ riitlitl. rtfj't 1J1Aas. To resumo a dis-
I. course, ~I~.,)~ tdl Mlfjlll
I .
Restrain, t1. (ourb), ¥ dallfII, 14!.J
,.., al kalam.
,~ ~ jtl1Hw. Resurrection, •• .t.~ Itytimal. The
_(J',
Bee Check, reprees, overawe.
Restrainable, ~I.( ~ _........ day of resurrection, .t.~'r~
~ ytIfDfII al ii,tiflUJt. See Day ot
oJ . " , . . judgment.
Bestrafned (cheoked), kJ . d.. Resuscitate,,;.,~' u,cil. See
. . ..,,~lItUllt. .f:!)~ Revive. - Resuscitation, ~1
tllilAler ; (limited), .,)J~ illyti. See &surreotion.
maltlutl. Bee &.&rieted. Retail, t1. ~~t.~ &it. 6il
Beltrsiner, •. ~U i4Ut. mU/tfrrai.
Restraint (check), ¥ daile, ~ Retail, ~~t::=.~.n ClUaYt 6il
. flkMat.; (limitation), ~~ mujMTfd. [ftJrr'lll.
Wtlfd. Retailed, ~~t.~ ..wat6t7Iu-
Restrict, f.~ kauM. l1estrieted, Retailer". JP~t.~ H,ydt 6il
~ fJltdtlJltw,.;;.w lItula&tM', mujcrt"f"d. See peenar.
~ muJAtMw. Retain, 11. (withhold), ,~..:.t-
 RET 859 RET
_ _ titultllto; (to keep in con- Retired (private, recluse), ~
6nement), ~ ltajas. See Detain, mtlUtalt.
keep.-<to keep in pay, maintain Retirement, y~\ t,-tiftillJ,
88followera,eto.).t.~~,~~ e-i~ \ iftliraj. See Retreat.-
AM tMdtWJ "" aitlmat. See Retirement, retiredneu (of life),
Hire, pension. [maflllGI. 'i).&. ~tII. A retirement or
Betained (withheld), ~ ...... place of retirement, 'i).&. ~
Betainer, •• ~\j taMf:: See De- Retort, •. (sharp answer), y~
pendailt, follower, pensioner. .,)~ jfW)IJIJ Md. Bee Repartee,
Retake, t'. ~~~~, tllb raillery.
• • jtJ4fd. Retract, tI. M~vciii M1tId !ald-
Retaliate, tI. ~ ~ \ tI!ltaa Aa.UtJAo. flItIAo, P' tMiar.
Beta1iated, VW\i.. md4ttJI. Retraoted,.J~ _lar.
Retaliation, r\i:.j' mti!am. Retraction, }~.i I irtiIJ,..
:Retard, tI.~ t lJlOtDd, ~ fIItJIItIt. Retreat (place of privacy), ij.z>.
See Hinder, obstruct, delay. HtIltDtIt. See Retirement.-The
Retarded, .ri--\::... ~.uAw. retreat of an army, .J-I'trJ
Retention (withholding), d- "fftlt til ttllW, J!} jrar, r~\
_1; (holding), d\-I iNal. }--I' "AislJm til ttllw.
Bee Confinement, restraint, limi- Retreat, (from an enemy),
tI. rJfi'
tation. ~, ~ /fIr. Bebeated,
Betontive (having the power of rJ~ mcMs11m.
holding or withholding), d."t.. Retrench, II. (cnt ofF, abridge), ~
..aN. ialltW,~\ ~•
Reticular, reticulated, retiform, Retrenchment, JL-:&.' iJAtilar,
d;:.........ww. [equipage. J~' ilt:INilr.
Retinue, ~ 'J3 tarDaMf:: Bee Train, Retrenohed, ~ fllUMlMfIr,
Retire, t'. e-i.rzil """'j,~' t~~f::
~. Bee Becede, reheat, Retribatioo, ,~~ ";IJfiJTt, ~
1'8IIigD. - To nti:re from one jaiJ, .\;\(.. .-ajd, ~'tfNt.
another, ~~ t:J W4~tItlll. Bee Repayment, recompeDl8.
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Retributive, retributory, ~u.. Revealed, wJ I" ' . ....w.h
tIIU.Iaft· , ';'~t'':'" mtlllUl1HJ.
[mtlt"'"
Retrieve, fl. (recover, repair)~.;-I Revealer, ,. ~~ ialAif, .J-
utM;jilf:! ~.J riljjaf:! ~ ,fIlWa. Revelation,);-J'l.:..i' ij,M al awiir,
See Re-establish, restore. ..:\FI isAdr. See Diacovery.-A
Retrievable. See Recoverable. revelation from heal"'en, ~~t.r~
Retrooesaion, retrogradation, retro- wall rtlUd"l, r~\ illUl.., r~'
gression. -..iJ..S:I t~.J rtljf1 t ~~ "Mm rahha"l. [llaobul.
lildalf. Revenge, ru..:...; 1 i"tiM_, .L...i.i
Retrograde, ~~I; rajit Revenge, fI, ~~, ~ .....

ZVAtUj, yp..
mfIilah. 8eeCon- Revenger, ,. (one who takes re-
trary, oppoeite.-To retrograde, venge), F- ...
"W_; (one
~,~I~.J rfljit ila' wtWa. who avenges or punish08),v-u-'
Return,l'. (come back) ~.J r-i'f:! muidlU.
.J~ t"; (to give back), ~.J Revenue, J~ maAdl, J~.w
rojjilt; (send back), ~) rfljjilt. fItfItliAal. A collector of revenue,
See Restore, repay.-(to make ~mWm1.
aD8Wer),y~ ~ \ ilttfl'jflfl1i1JJ. Reverberate,l'. (beat or throw back)
To return to one's 88nBe8 (after vk31 tilt --.
madness, ebriety, anger, or faint-
ing), ~ HAl. To return to
(as sound), ~~Ji t.-*
See Echo.
,.,If,
To reverberate

any former habit, J'.J~ tiJil ilIJ'. Reverberated, ~ ..tAlt-.

Return, ,. (to any place) ~.J Reverberation, V'l!A.i' i"t.tJb.
rtljf1 t' i.J~ ttllDlM, ~.J rfl.itM j Reverberation of IOUDd, ~'-!
(profits arising from merchandise, ,agll.
etc.), t:Ai Mlf:! ka:... -/4ftfll• Revere, reverence, fl. ~ rr-'
See Profit, revenue.. [rtljat- "rlitlflHr. Seevenerate,honor.
Returnable, t~)I~\; i411il 01'- Revered, r~ , r~
Reveal, •• k' aMew, rJ'~ tlltlMMtIm, ~ t.tfI1Jar. See
ialAaI GIN, ~, ill'''''. See Venarable, honored, esteemed.
Discover, disclose. Reverence, ~, .ltirtlfft, r r!}'
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Urum, .J~ \ ittilJar,~.;;; tawilr. ~ tlidfl. ReversiblE', ~
See Veneration, respect, honor.- ~\ mumki. al tau.
A reverence (act of obeisance), Reversion (right of euceeeeion),
~ tMllm, ~I i"l.lid. ~~ mlral, .(.J~J WMil'tlt.
Reverencer, reverer, I. ("' ] - mu- See Heritage, succeseion.-Re-
wnm. VROnary, ~J)~ mattIt'1'iI,

Reverend, ("~ mtIltllram, ("' ]- ~~,~~ hitartk til mlrfif.

mllitwram, ~ m"f:Clllam. See Revert, to. ~J rajit . See Return,
Venerable, revered. reverberate.-Revertible, J-!L;
Reverend, reverential, ~ "mtll- tr)\ ktlTnI tlm~""f:'
"'Julm, y~h.,:_- ~ ,dlJilJ adtIlJ. Review, to. (to see or coneideragain),
See Resp<.cltful. ~~~):U Mlar mi,. jtldltl.

Reverently, .,r-:;.t1J("~I~ bikol See Re-examine, examine, sur-

vey.--To review ail army,
Uram wa tawklr, (" ~ "-! Tn
iltiram, ~\a;.\IJ'.! hikol Uti/de.
jU'~u..:..s' I:arJulI f'ala' til
talakir.- To review a book, ~\i
Reverie,pPr,}u;\ ijtil:dr. See
y\::.S' kalJtll ,"Uh.
Meditation.
Review, I. (retrospection), ~
Reve~, to. ~ laW, ~ lalcal,
1I4111r, ~\i... muiahalat. See
~ kallalJ. See Overturn, eub·
Examination, eurvey.--A re-
vert, repeal, contradict.
viewer, j;\.i "asar.
Revened,~ mU"laki8,~ Ji.:.... Revile, to. ~ ,Jultam, ~ ,tlh.
mtlMalilJ, y~ maUuh. To See Reproach.
be reversed, ~ I ittkalah. See Reviler, ,. rJl:. ,14#m.
Inverted, inverse. Reviling, I. ~ ,Mtm.
Reverse, ~ ta.u, yli; I i,.hlah, Revise, to. (writings, etc.), ~~
...;~\ iMiraf. See Inversion. rlJjtll' J-~ L; kahtll. A revise,
-(change), ~ ~ talHlII,~.ri! ~ \i... mukdlJalat. See Review.
tIIIrIf. The revereee of fortune, Revisit, to. ~~~.J~ leir mi,.
~,),\\~'i 1I4wayilJ adda1ar; (an jatlitl. [~\ ""ya.
opposite, contrary),"';1> "Mid/, Revinl, revivification, reviviecency,
66
 REV 862 RHY

Revi"e, fl. (return to life or vigor), revolution «' change of govern-

~ \ tJ1g,s'. ment, k1l...l1~~ IIIUIl.-al-
Rerlved, ~ flltMJUtW&. III,..,. '
Reviver, •• ~ m""'I._ Reward, •• ~ ja4, ~\ afr,
Be-lDliOlB, ~~~.>\ai1 iUiNJil ,\it.!... mv!dfdA, y1jJ ItHOtib.
..... jlMllil. See Retribution.-Deaerving a
Re-unite, •• ~~~Ju..J'~ reward, y~'~r=-­
t.euaal iUijak .i.. jalltll. tntlltatDjill I1114fDlIb. A good
ReTooable, ~ pital. Revocable- action worthy of a reward, ~
neea, J~JI~I!..' imU;,.. tIl ibtal. Y'J.1' ~,..;::'- t lJlltlll 1:. .
To revooate, revoke, Jh! ~. ..~ilI auatDtJb.
ReYocation, revokement, J~' Reward,'" ~\S' kdfli, ,~~ jdltJ1.
ilIUl. See Repeal. See Recompense, repay.
Revolt, •• J-r- ~ t Ni t aMJ', r\; Rewardable, ~\~1 la,i! alj_,
j& i4s t4W. y',..u'~,....:-.- ....lMDjill
Revolt, •. ';J~ ttJldfDill. See ",.awclb.
Rebellion, desertion. Rewarded, ~I!.. mu1di.fli.
Revolted, ~~ Rewarder, •. ..,ilL. mv!df!.
ta"',,.
Revolter, •. ~k t'd. See Rebel, Rhetoric, k..L-.LJ\~ t.il• ."
deserter. falillull. See Oratory.-Rhetori-
Revolve, fl. (turn round),).,) diir. caL See Oratorical.- Rheto-
Revolution (revolving in a circle), rician. See Orator•
.JJ") rlauJr, \:J~J.,) flafD.,.d,.. Revo- Rheum,~.J......u. Rheumatiam,
lutions, ~ 'i fUlfDa,ilJ, '-=J~J.ij I J...la..1I~J -';'t III ",./&il•
•"n1&ilabal, '-=J~ la1&tUlu1Jdl. Rhinoceros, •. ~'rJSj ..wa...
The revolutions of the heavens, Rhododaphne (. l'O88 with laurel
~Li)\l.::.J~ ItIl:tUlubdl til leaTea), eU.;,> drljU.
IIjldk. The revolations of ages, Rhubarb, o),jJ~ rdfDII""'. ChiDarhu-
~L.J\l.::.J~J.ij\ iltki14bal 41&14- barb, ~~,~ r4_ad "'1.
.... Revolutions of fortune, Rhyme, .lei\; kjigili.
;A~\~'i MfDtJ,ib 1UltlaA,.. A Rhythmical, \:JJj,.. ....'l1JI. Rhyth-
 RID 863 RID

mically, yLt1l~ tQ14' al ing away, clearing away), t:i.>

il.flYQI. Not rhythmical, ~ dajQf::
\:J,j,-. INs,r fMWSU,.. Au. ora- Riddle, ,. (e~igma), ~J~ laa!llflrQ,
tion rhythmically composed, ./'.J rQu. To propound Ii riddle,
~- mtWljj"t. Who speaks ~J~J-i t Gmal laauilra. A
rhythmically, ~L., '/ljif:: riddle (sieve), JY lla.rial.
Rib, 8. ~ tltdt . Ribbed, tLi l.d Riddle, fl. (80lveariddle),;.)'c.A
Wo atlliJf:: ,laaraA arrlJml; (to separate b1 a
Rioe (in the husk),).J"'" A rice coarse sieve), jJ,r: llaar'6al.
merchant,).J t ~ ilJyyat"'" Ride, fl. ~.J ,.,116. Any beast
Rich, ~ 1114,.1. See Opulent, upon which a person rides,
wealthy. ~;.re markl1i.
Riches, JL. mal, amwfil, Rider, ~. ~~ rdill. Riders,
J'r'
J\.JI~ lluarat til mal. See yU'.J r.,ufill. A rider or
Wealth. breaker of horses, J..:...s1'~
Richly, l;.i~ iiW 11&inil. See ""'tallim til Jlulyal.
Opulently, abundantly, plente- Ridge, ,. (higher part, top) bJ..J.i
ously. zarWQe. The ridge of a moun-
Sec Fertility,
Richness, l;.i llainil. tain, ~'v~ riil tIljlJ1Hll.
opulence,abundance,finery, splen- Riclicule, ~ mcu.UarlJla, ~,
dor. ..eMail. See Raillery.
Rick,8. (pile of com, hay, etc.), Ridicule, 11. ~ ~ tamalalw
.r tGrahar• m..Hara, ~ ~ ta11UJlflAo
Rid, fl. (disengage, disentangle), mtUlAai4, .. :: \ r d-~ lallt}
,-,6. laal; (to set free), val>- talflyAi, ~~ ea"..,kAar
ilatdlaI. To get rid of (escape tlJltlylJi. See Deride, rally, mock,
from), ~~~ k~tIlltu idlfllw; laugh at.-One who ridicules,
(to drive away), t:i.> dajflf:: ..:..>... ~ tldMj, ~jeo- mUlllJMi.
Riddance (disencumbrance), J>- See Wag, mocker.
~, 1141 al "..,AW; (de- Ridiculed, ~}~ ,fir mtUllaai4.
liverance), lo.I"1> "".16.,; (driv- Ridiculous, ~ mutlltu, ~~
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,,""le/wra. Anything ridiculous, on the right), ~ yami". To

~ mellle_a. Ridiculous the right, ..~ yamnatM. Right
things, ...::.>~ mtJdluJledt. and left, i~J~ mayfllUPt4t
Ridioulously, ~,~ hikol utiltsd. wa mayltlf'flt. From the right,
Ridiculousness, ~ JL:.. Aiil ~\~ min al yIHllI". The
mudmk. See Ridicule. right wing of an army, ~
Riding, ,. ~.J ,vh, Y J.J ruhlh. magma.. The right and left

Rie, .,;""'J~ jti.UJdilr. wing, ~~~\ al ""'f-

Rife (or general, WI a contagious maMt wal mayltW'at. A right
line, ~i:». !WItt _tal• .
distemper), ~~ tUmuml.
The right way, ~'V!.;Y\
Rifely, "L.~ tumuma".
attarfk til mtllttl1-t",; (to be
RiCeness, r~ ttlmum.
~ ..
straight), ,- ......,~ lea" ...tII-
Rifle, c/. ~ flaW, ~ ,alalJ.
lim; (to be eorrect), ~C)~
Sec Pillage, plunder, rob.
lea" .aAlk.
Ritled, y~ ma,luh, y~
Right (interjection of approbation),
manAuh. See Robbed.
~ tayyib, ~ ~asilfl.
Ritler, ,. ~\.., ,alib, ~t fla!lib.
Right (proper), ~l.:.... .. ~
See Plunderer.
hi tuJwt!" muna,ih; (in a direct
Right (flt, proper, just), (}:.'J layile,
line), ~ ..ks:: hikMtt'" ..tII-
~ ~ wajib, ~I.:.... muntIlib,
taleim.
Ji I,.. muwilfi". See Becoming, Right (justice), J~ ttJrll; (free-
suitable, oonvenient.-(true, not dom from error), & IfITWIt;
erroneous), ~~ ,aklk. See (due or just ('laim), f.J- W;
I..:
Perfl.'Ct, complete.-(just,honest), (property), ~ mulk, ~l:;..
J,)~ ,ti.rJik, J",t:: t 4di1, t..~ leMuiyat; (power, prerogative),
,dlik. See Righteous.--(not ~.l.i leudrat, iF hlwat. The
crooked, straight), ~ mUl- right (side), ~"-':"..j~ ja"ilJ
talefm, loJr' ,awa'; (not left), til yaml". Against right, wk
~ yaml". The right band, ~ \ l:k.1.a.! til W. Hereditary
~~I ~\ alyarJ al yam"a'. The rights, ~~J~ kukilk mIra-
ri~ht side (al.o anything situated .iyall.
 RIM 865 RIS
Right, o. (admiDiater jll8tice) ~.r:- \ Ring, ,. ~~. See Hoop.
~ \ ojrti til W. cirole.-(for the finger), ~
Righteoll8, t~ 'dlilJ, J.,)~ 'dtlil:. flltlAfJaI. A seal ring, ~l";" kMtim
See I nat, honest, virtUOll8, holy. (plur. ~\.,>-ilaatDdtim). An iron
Righteously, c:1,.,~ fJil:ol ,lila,.. ring at a gate, yL:JILU.-
Righteousness, c:L ,ala". Bee laalaJ:at alfJdh. An ankle-ring
Rectitnde, honesty, rirtue, piety, wom bywomeD, Jl£l>. iAalkMl.
justice. Ring, t'. J") tld.
Rightful (having right), I,J A" A">- Ring-finger, ,. rs\:;.. HuJlim.
haila. See True, lawful. Ring-dove, ,. rL..- hamd...
Rightfully, ~~\~ fJiI:ol i",aj, Ringlet, ,. (of hair), ~~ sdlij,
J»l.~ fJu Aaliil. ~ }"f:.tl. See Curl, look of hair.
Rightly (properly, suitably), ~ Rinse, t'. J-i gAattll. See Wash.
~t:...fJalolmlllla,afJat i (exactly), Riot, 4.jW ,liamatala.
.u.)~ fJiJ:ol tlilleat, y\~~ Rip, t'. ""ew:. ,liai. To rip up a
fJiuatDdll; (straightly), .. d.:I:-~ sewing, J=J latd.
r . A· "11 hi u}(IiM,. mUltaklm. Ripe, ~f-- 'lJfulatDf. or ripe
Rightness, L\A::...a\ iltikdmat. See years, ~~ haligla.
Rectitude, righteouaneBB, straight- Rise, t'. (as the sun), ~ talit ,
ness, trueneBB. Jra\ a,Al-a} i (to appear in view,
Rigid, rigorous (severe, infiexible), to emerge), k "Mr. To rise
~~ ,luMlItl. [Deas, stift'neas. upon the feet, r\i 1am.
Rigidity, i.i..:. ,lWltlat. See Rigid- Rise (source, spring), ~, 481, \~,
Rigidly, rigorously (severely), i ~ ifJtitld. See Beginning, origin ;
hi8AitltltIt, ~ ~ .. ~Yo hi tDflJlill elevation, promotion.-(increasc),
,luMlItl. .,)~.,)jI istlfgdtl. Rise, rising
Rigidness, rigor, cL.!r' ,ara_lat. (springing up or from), .JJ.Jw1
See Soverity, austerity. ,uur; (appearing), t,u, t,"at,
Rill, rillet, ,. JJ~ }4tluJtIl. Sec .J~ sM11r.
Rivulet. [margin. Risibility,~": tlUk, Bee Laugh-
Rim, , .....'\;$ kandr. Hec Border, ing.-Ri6iblc (ha\'ing tho facult)·
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of laughing}, ~ l.; diltiJ j road, r~V!.'> IMU tdm. Road'!,
(eniting laughter), ~ JJk turk.
mruloJaAa. Baut, •. ~~ dews'.
Riek,,»- IAatar (plur• .J\b;..\ Rout, routed, '-r!~ .....
aHatdr), ~U... tnvkAdttWaA. Rout meat, '-J,:-....~ 14I11i_
See Danger, hazard, chance.- m"'AtrIf.
Please to in!lure my goods against Rob, tI. Jrt lard, ~ ..w.
all risks and dangers, rS~) See Steal, plunder.
J,,~ mtUf't1i.
}_k.~~IJ-S'~~L.\.,.f.,.....:s Robbed,
M]"fJ.leum taltWJgtlrU mdlf tala' 101 Robber, I. J.J\.. .dN, ~»
til dAldr. Mrdmf, C=J
1.., (plur'- V',J
luill). Bee Plunderer, thief.-
Risk, tI.):\&... kltiitar. A rieker,
~l5:.'" mdAatir. A highway robber, ~)al\t\6i
uttdf: attef'll. [dering, theft.
Rite, I. ~Ir-'.J rlllm al u,.""t,
Robbery, <Ur IUrlat. See PInn-
~ tdI. Rites, r-"".J f'UI11m,
V"'"u, tukul. Rites observed at Robe, I. i.:Jb..ii "ft4,.; (lI8present),
the temple of Mecca, ~t:... ~ Halt'" [vigorous.
wmd~. Ritual, ~ t."".
Robust, '-r!Ji""". Bee Strong,
RobUltness, ij:-i i'iitoat. See
Rivage, ~ IMtt. Bee Coaat, bank.
Vigor, strength.
Rival, I. ~.J raif6, UJ...J>Mri/.
Rock, I. ~ ldAr. Rocky, fJ
River, I.~ ""Ar(plur.~1 flMur}.
fDtIt"'. Bee Rugged.
The bank of a river, ~\k.:. IMt
Rod, I. (stick, sta1F), \..u: tlll4,
.tlMAr. See Bank.-A river
'-:-- ! ~ ; ktulfi (plur. ~~
horse, ~, i.:Jb Aild,. .1 6.Ar.
See Hippopotamus..
Rogue, I. (vagabond), ~l.JJI
Rivet, I • .JI......... millmdr. Bee Nail. _411. See Raacal, villain,
To rivet, r- mtUmar. scoundrel, cheat, thiel.
Rivulet, I. ~ ~ MAr -,Alr, Roguiah (knavish),.;?r- IAMir.
~L, Idln,,,,., J,,~ jtJdtDal. Roll, I. (catalogue), .i..,~ /",.,.",.,.
Rond, I. J!.): tar'll:. The high Sce List, register.
 ROO 867 BOlT
Roll, tI. (anytJWa, upon ill. grotmd), Boomin. ., MootJ .....tll. See
V.3 4tslwtJj. To roll u the Space.-Roomy, ~-' tNIIt.
waT'e8, t:r ttltIfIIUN)tfi· See Spacious, wide, large.
Rolled (on the gro1U1d), 'lr~~ Root, J..\ GIl, Jr t W}, ~;:.
J,..\ tIIiil, JJ.r
~.

88 ground, e-
_ Rolled or levelled
.Utlt,".
Romance, ,. ~ liutlA, ~ \(..
,Aw,A. Boots,
twt". To root up, tear up by
the roots, ~ W4Jt.> ""l.--\:""\
1i1w.yat. Bee Fable; 11110 lie, UfA'Ml. See Eradicate. - To
fiction. take root, ~;:. ,AMr",A.
Romance, '-=-'~\(..Ji tMlltlI Rooted, ~J.roj..L: t ama '~A,
c/.

Aiio.ydt. Bee Fable, feign, forge, V..r-

,,""Mm.A.
lie. [Fabler, liar. Rope, ,. J:.- WI (plur. Jl:--'
Romancer, ,. ~~\(.. MUwatl. See tlA1Jdl). A rope-maker, J\;>.
Romantic (resembling romances), MlJlxil.
~~,~ mill til M"il.ytlt; Rosary, ,. ~ mtJIlJaM.
(fanciful), .J~ ",utllltItDtDM'. Rose, ,. i.3.JJ WM'fltIt (plur. '-=-".3.JJ
See Fable; tlho improbable, WM'tldt). The hundred-leaved
false.
rose, ~.3.JJ WM'd mdtl1JlJIII.
Roof, ,. ~ ""/. The roof of
The peony roSe, ~'~J WM'd
the mouth, ~,~ _I til
al _II'. Rose water, .3)JL.. fJI4
Aal.l See Palate.
wMd. Ottar of rol!e8, .3.J)~
Rook". B silgA,
~!,i gAWdlJ.
t"'" til ward.
See Crow.-The rook at chetl8,
M'~' alii til jtJ1Jtll,
Rosemary,
tJ ""u.
\;)~ t u1Jtlf/tMdn.
Boom (place), \;)t.L. tMU", ~
tMW ; (space), k...J Wllle't;
Rosin, <lj.,au
kalIUMA. See Resin.

(place of mother), JlJI=' ttltHd, Rosy, roseate, to,j.3.JJ WM'tlf.

J~ 1JGdtIl. III his room, i.,;y:. Rotation, \;)'.J,.3 tltItDM'il", .JJ.3 dtlUJf'.
tawadaAo, ~"l..;~ ttlflltJdan Rouge, ~ A....tlA. See Paint.
tifl1ai. A room or apartment, Rough (not level Of' smooth of sur-
i.,;J' awa.. See Chamber.- face), ~ "AtllAi", ~ gMIII.
 ROU 868 ROW
Rough of temper, ~,~ tntIdatDJOtW. Rounded, made
gMlls atWJ t . Rude, rustic. round, .)j oM mlltlatlJtt1tJr.
Roughcast, •• or rough draught or Roundly (in a round form), .. ~
model, ,oJ;-' mUltIWfDadGA. JjoM hirA.aitt mtU.ltJtnDGf" j (with-
Roughen, ... (make rough) ~~ out reserve), wPkJ~J.w\~
ttllllllltlAo gAalll j (to grow rough), hillidii waliUldl j (rigorously),
~.J\'" .ar gMlfs. .J.p;j).:I~.~hiJ:oljtMltliftflHtjtWl.
Roughly (with unpolished manners), Roundness, f.,J.).j tatlwlr. See
.ua.~~ hiJ:ol gAaldul. Smoothness j sincerity.
Roughness, ~li glJaldsat j (harsh·
ness oftempcr),i.:J~ kA",AaMtj
Rouse, ... iilm. See Excite.- ,.\i
To rouse from sleep, ,.r1\~J\j
(rudeness of manners), YoJl,.~
fal mi,. .lfMWtfJ j (to awake from
tadmn adalJ, .u~,.~ ell1am
sleep), ,.,,:JI~~ ffllyd ",i,.
lIWilfllt, ~li gAaldsat.
Ronnd, adJ'· J;~ mtUl"tDU1tW,
"tlM""".
Rout (defeat of a~ army), ,.~\
f.,.x.-. m",tIMlfr. Round about,
i"AillCim, ~.r AalmIIt, ~
round and round, J,,- Mwl.
hurat.
To tum round, J loJ dilr. 8ee
Rout, f1.~~ _at' al taUM,
Revolve.
Round, I. ~I.,) dilyit'ah, .)joJ dauJr.
,.~ "aUII"'. See Defeat.

See Circle, ring j revolution. The Routed, ,.~ ...lIAaim,},...L.

mlluar. See Deteated.
round or step of a ladder, k/t;"J")
tltW';aA. The round or circuit Route, ttWIk. See Way, J!.'>
made by a guard or watch, ~~ road.
nawhllt. Row,u..~ ""f(plur. w~ fif). ..
Round, adv. Jj>" hawl j (on every Placed in a row, ~ m",ta/.
side), ~~~~ midoljcit'ib. Row, fl. (a boat), w~!uldtlj, ~~
Round, ... (make round), .)joMetJ..w: 1uIl1dof. A rower, w'~ Wtldj,
t "malaAo mudaWfc"t' ; (to go w.i£.. "'Maildif.
round), J,,-).J dar Mwl j (to Rowel, I. j~ ..Urtwl, iSr-
bP-comC' round), ):~. ,l..:
.; J
Il,ir R!UUrl·"t. ~ee ~pllr .
 RUE 869 RUI

:&y~, ~~,. mtUfI.kt, ~\ k \ Ruffian, ,. ~~ AMaml, t::k\:;

, ..11""1. [mtUolt. J!>JI iaiit altart". See Asseaain ,
:&yally, .J~~4....:11:-J'! lJWJtlj1li,. robber, murderer.
:&ya1ty, ~ ,,"Iatufl. Ruffied (discomposed) y~
Rub, •• ~jMtI1&, d.- AaI,~,J IJIUltri (vulg. ..;~ ...H-

"tal. Bee Grind, polish, scour, dul).

clean.-To rub (wear or be worn), Rug, 8 l:,~ hildl, .t-a.:J, I.jvu,t.
See Mat, coverlet, carpet.
~ ,a"a!&.
Rub, rubbing, 8. ~ Mk, ~ Rugged (rough, uneven), ~
ta.Utk, ~ jar". Rubbing with kAMAS,., ~ glulhl; (as ground),
the hande or between the fingers, fJ wat!'. See Rough.-Rugged

d) jM", ~.}J tajrt". of temper, ~\~ gMhI

Rubbish, i..l:.S' "a"cual. altah t : Bee Morose, rude, brutal,

Ruby, ,. ~;~ lId"al (pl. ~~ eurly.

,awciltl). Ruggedly, LL..:.->.~ lJiiol

Rude (uucivil, brutal), ~ gllalll, i1uI811dnal, UL~ lIiiol

l:-i kahIJ., Bee Inelegant, ruetic, ,Tullaw.
rugged, rough, harsh, savage, Ruggedneas, ~1& gltaldul, ;; #-
turbulent. ""UI'\OMt. See :&ughneas.
Rudeness (brutiahnesa, incivility), Ruiu (destruction), ~~ talda-
~li. gMla_,; (ignorance, un- rIll, r~ Wm, r\~1 i"Mtl4m.
skilfulness), ~Ir~ talam al A ruin (of a building), ~~
f:!lm. See Inelegance, violence. "wah.t. Ruins, '-=-'~~
Rudiment (ftnt elementa ofscience), kAarcilJ4t.
~I fUl, ,~\i UlidaA, I~I Ruin, t1. y ~ "wtJlJ, r~ AadiJrn.
iilidiJ. See Demolish, deetroy, overthrow.
Rudimental, ~.r-
_ ,AMAI, u..Lol -(to make poor or wretched),
Mh,e~. - ~~~ elmalaAo jaltr.
Rue (herb), y\~ ,a4IJ.lI. Ruined (demolished, overthrown,
Rue, t1. u..;'\j tatUlo.f, ~ I i",Tulm. laid waste), r'~"" maAtlom,
See Lament, grieve, regret. r~ mun"adi"" YJ~ nUlk"·
 RUL 870 RUP
r116; (made poor
,;.:li fGlr.fr,
Of' wretehed),
vJ..a.. ",·flU·
Rumble, ti'.~) r"tal,~}
The rumbling of the belly,
--to
.l.i.J
Ruinous (as buildings), I:)~,r&>­ I.:.<~' ..
katG' al1HJt••
iAtw6clll, y~lJ':u..,-t­ Ruminate, tI. Jr-; tl4NAeczr. 8ee
muilanf tala' al """"till; (de- Chew the clId.--<to mlJlMl},
structive), U1.::... mfllii/, ~ JjAJ tlJftJi1&ar fl· Bee Meditate.
mtulirr. See Pernicious.-Ruin- Rumination (chewing the cud),
ously (perniciously), ..~~
J~' i,jtiriJr; (meditation), p
)~J lI.W talIJfin woMrar.
Pr. [8earch.
Role (government, f. tI.), i....J-
Rnmmage, tI. ~ fattlJlla. See
Wtlmat, f-Adm; (a canon),
Rumor (news), ~l:..;:&- 1&AaHr
I:)~\i }allall, t"'J rtllfll, ,~\i
'Myit ; (reputation), ~ lit.
}atiddla, ~.r- ,Aaffe't. A rule
Rumor, tI. Jy.,~ ,ltaWllt
Of' ruler by which right lines are
aWar.
drawn, ~ muWM. Roles,
~I; _411111, ~I; iMDatid• Run, t'. ~) ralU. See Make
Rute, fly, rush. To mn away
According to rule, rJ"")'~
..." M'rIfrim. Not aocording to (flee), y.;' ltara6; (to flow),
~r:- jarG'. [See Apostate.
rule, r"")'~ litU tIt'f1IIilm.
Rule, tI. f-
AaoYm. Bee Govem, Runagate, ~ L..t!}\i fliJai- lmeI........
regulate, tnllllage. To rule Of' Runaway, YJU 114ri6. Bee
draw a line with a ruler, >-..
Fugitive.
IMUw. Runner, '. vA-S~ rt2M4; (swift
Ruled (governed), ~,~ fAllat m8I88Dger), ~L.., "tl. See
ttl Maim. Ruled with a ruler, Meseenger, courier.
.>-- mUl.etar. Rupture, '. (breach of peace), ~
RoleI', ,. f6.. hiJ1im. Bee Gover- ~, MUd IIld, ;J'.MI~\p'
nor.-A roler for drawing lines .sAar III f:.tul4w.e. See Brach,
(made of parallel threada di8p08ed hostility, enmity, war. -(hernia),
on pasteboard), ~ ma,tGrlJA. Jb.i f.e41&, J:.i fwt", J..,-i 1w1.
Ree Rule. To be aftIicted with • mpture,
 B 871 SAC

~, ittl", J)..j' 'lfwlli, Sabbath, ~\r~ , - .".j,;

J\:.j~\'- ,t2,. ,. ItIt.i. (Sunday), .».J'r.H ,lIfI1fII· III
Rupture, tI. Bee Break, burst. flAW, y)lr~ ,aw". MnrI.
Kanl, •• ir. Nrri. Bee Rustic. Babine, ,. (tree), t:L. ,t2j, ~\
RU88, ~ Allah. See Arii1lce, aMIIl.
fineae. Sable, ~J"'\ IIIWtMI. See Black.-
Rush, fl.' (move with violence), The sable or ita fur,.;,...., 'llmmir,
t.r\ tIW/lt: See Run.-To y\.;sL IilfJ"db.
ruBh upon, ~~ luJ}- tala'. Sabre, ,. ~ ,a,/. See Sword.
See Assault, attack. Sacerdotal, &jJ~ Wnu'f. Bee
RllSt, ,~ ,arlil. Priestly.
Rustio, ruatioal (belonging to the Sack, ,. J~ iawal, ~ if'.
country), ~"j btlNi. See Rural. See Bag.-A large needle for
-(rude, untaught, ~elegant), sewing I18Cka, AL- mUltJll.A.
~gWls, ~ Wa, C»J/all4A; Sackcloth, ~ ilta"A, ~
(artleaa, honest, simple), ~ "..,A.
gAMAI".; (plaiD, unadomed), Back, fl. (storm, plunder, lay waste),
I~L. ,Ua. ~ ,."W. Bee Pillage; all"
1bIItic, ,. ~ JfIlldA. Bee Clown, to bag.-Sacked, y~ ma"'"b.
countryman, huabandmaD, farmer. Bee Plundered.
Ruaty,.;~ mvj""". Sack (storm, pillage), ~ fIQ,u,
Rye, )->,,'=:-- jafl1id,., 'j~ ",old. ~\i gMoraA. Bee Plunder.-A
sacker, ~\j ,.,ASh. See Plun-
8. derer.
s, in EDgliah, haa two BOunds: ODe Sackbut, ,. (musical instrument),
10ft, at the beginning of words, as ~i\i _un (plur. ~\ri
•11I,; the other approaching to the i4UJalffn).
lOund of s, 88 roI'. In Arabic Sacrament, V".>.i'• .!\\:JV~ ,,',.
'" is e][preued by ..; (88 ~ III i."baft III muitMldM, Bee Eu-
.tIII, · the sun'). charist; oath.
Raoooth, '-=-'J~ ,alJdwut. Hacred, ljNoM.. J1l11katidt#, See
 SAD 872 SAG

Holy.-Gnviolable, interdioted Sale, ~L ,Iilim, lr.;~ malJ...

from promiscuous use), ("F ~ IJIf0mf.
11IuA4rram; (private), ~L:>. Saf;.oonduct, ,. ~oW t4d:twa,
kAd" ~~ mllklwl. l.::.'~~ pa'dport. See Convoy,
Sacredly, cL\"uJ'L.,j~~~ bikol passport.
tliyo.ut fDa ~dlat. See Religi- Safeguard, ~ \.t- Aillfd,at, ~ ~
ously, inviolably. ,sgo.Mt. See Defence, protection.
Sacredness, V""u kutlI, L'~ Safely, .t.LJ~~ bil:ol itIIfi-
iitlIl,at. See Holine88. fDa ,aldmat, "w ~'"'L.J L ,o.liffl4.
Sacrifice, iI. y) karraIJ, ~..; I !lo.nima,..
1fI1JtJi. See Kill, destroy, devote. Safety, safeness, LL ltJIa",al,
-A. sacrifice, ~~;--i ktwlJdn# ~L.i' aamdn, ~I amn.
~.i sabtAat, ~.; tlIIA;gat. A Saffron, \:J ~j utlaran, ~~
place of saoriftce, t:-~ maa1JaA. karUm.
Sacrificed, 'Cy. ~ mas1JiiA. The Sagacious, ~~ L.., ,tLW
animalsacriftced, ~.i la6fMt. ba';rat. See Sage.
A. sacrificer, e.i IdUA. Sagaciously, ~~J<>J.U:~ iiW
Sad, ("~ mag_«tn, r.:J!.j- Mafn, tak1in fDa u6aAat.
~J.r maAaan.
See Sorrowful, Sagaciousness, sagacity, iJ\S'.i Mid-
melrmcholy, mournful. fDat. See Foresight, prudence.
Sadden, iI. (make sad), ~» I aAza,., Sage (wise), Ji~ t 4kil, r!-
r&. IMm; (to "grow sad), ~ I Wi"., U}l: to.nj. See Saga-
;ngAam, ~,.r..JL..:. ,o.r ma.uan. cious, prudent.
Saddle," 1£....r' ,arj (plur. eJf" Sage, ,. ~ WI"" ~~
ItWaj). A saddler, saddle.maker, Jogl4rij. SeePhilO8Opher.--&pe,
t::~ ,arraj. A. pack-saddle, L.!- Auiama, ~ ttlW4, t.k
r-' ,amar. [1£...'~ mfllraj. tulamd. [fDa 1&&'11uI.
Saddlo, iI. zr..r' 'Maj. Saddled, 8agely, ~J .. ~~ IJikol tdlin
Sadly, I.i~. bikol I"am. Sageness. ~ [all, ~ ~,
Sadne88, ri-
IMm. Sec Sorrow, .l:.k; fitllat. See Wisdom, pru-
melancholy, dejection. dence.
 SAL 873 SAL

Sagittarius, sagittary, V"'.,.uI~.I. Saleable, t.4 ",bat: Not saleable

lnw]' al law•• t.4 ) ltJ yubd~
Said (aforesaid)'.JJ ~ I til maska,.. Salesman, •• J).,) dallal, t.~
He said, Ju Idl. We said, \:J.i bayyar.. See Seller. .. ..
lnIlrul. You said, r=-U
!nIltfl"'. Saline, salinous, ~L. mallakat.
They said, Iju lalu. Saliva, J~ or J~ lnual, J!..J
Sail, •• ~ }tilt. A ship rigged ,.11, J..i.:i tujl. See Spittle.-
with sails, ~ mu}l't. Salival, sali\"ary, salivous, ~.J
Sail, II. ~ kala t . rikl.
Saint, •• v-! ~ WdJ.. Saints, Salivate, II. ~ btllak.
~~ kaddf..,.. Salivation, y\,J IUtub, J!.)I~~
Sake (end, purpose), 4i ,.'yat, ~ .ayala,. cwrlk.
&4.tl, "',-.a....
mahutl, ...;~ Sally, •• (eruption of the besieged),
gAa,.atl; (cause, account of any r~ lafljum, ~J"'> UU,.uj.
person or thing), ~ .ahah. Sally, c/. ~~ Aajtlm tala', if
For the sake of, ~l liajl. For ~ kAaraj tllla'.
your sake, ~I~ m',. ajlak. Salt, •. i:. milA. Salt or brackish
For the sake of God, dJ" ~ water, (l.l. mil maliA. _
muabbatan illaM. Salt, adj. (l. malila. Salted, t.l....,.
Sal ammoniac, J",t.:.i flU.Aatl,,.. mumaUala.
Salacious. See Lecherous, lustful. Salt, c/. ~ mallala. To oversalt in
Salad, •. ~ ItIldtIJ. cooking, ~(l..~ l',mala1.0
~ander, •• .J.x....... .ama1lda,.. malill kaII,..
Salary, •. L};:- lulujat, ~ Salt-cellar, •. ~ mamlaleat,
tlJtY'fI. See Stipend, pension, ~L. malltJAat.
·pay.-To pay a salary, iJp..~1 Salter, •. (one who salts) ~ "'fI-
(llta' ltdujat. mall,Ia; (a seller of salt), t.LH
Sale, ~ baYt. Sale to the highest ~ bayyiJ t m.1A; (a maker of
bidder, "'~ maliJd. To put up salt), ~ J...k tilm.l "..1A.
to sale, "'~J.t lamal madd. Sa1tish, (l. maliA. See Saline.
 SAL 874
SaltDea, ~.,) tWit. Saltleell b~ Httl ~ til t1ni.. [TheIl
~¥ k.Ws tWit:: and similar phrases often •
Saltpetre, .,)JJ\r1\~ milA tJl 6drVtl. F.utem letten.]
See Nitre. Salute, tI. (pay compliment> J;~
- I
SalTation (eteaW bliss), i.,)~1 MlltM tala'.
~~ll tIIlG~t al flWiytlt, Same, ~ I""',
~'7) pn ,;y.
~ ~; (escapefromde.nger See Equal, like, alib, eTel,
tW diftlculty), ,~ flajaA. similar.-Of the same specie!,
Salubrious, ~ 1Glf., ~\Vi'r ob- ~~~ fiu tIIiMi,
..fIWa}i.....utll. SeeWholesome. or ~.,).;~ jtwl ji•.
Salubrity, ~L Ml4ff1t1t, ~'r Of the same religion, r.:J!.J.J}.:/'
~\ ••lDel/d4t /IU..uat. Sa- m"'l__ til". Of the ame city,
111brityofair, \.,tIIJ\~\ it!itlal ~.M"licr- ..i. In--.
tJl _el. Of the same color, l;)}Jj.:/'
Salve, ,. ~~ llIIWAa•• See Plaster. min IfWtllatDa. Of the 8II1le age,
Salver, ,. ~ ,.. See Plate. .,;i"li~ """ fortl tftW.
lttbe
Salvo, ,. ~\ iltiM4. See Ex- same time, ~)I,-=-,I';Jft sit
ception, excuse. tJllDait. The same (ditto),~L.i;1
Salutariness, i~li fiJ.yitlat, ~ aytla••
~f! k.A;.... manlat'st. See Sa- Sample, ,. i.' _c ~ay..iyat, I}-
lubrity, wholesomeness. m",tarall. See Specimen.
Salutary (wholesome), ~ ~ Sanative, JU
dafl. SeeHesliDg·
fINIIliA lil ,dAM, J L.:. aM/I; Sanctiftcation,;:p t4I1i,., ~Jji
(advantageous), ~\.i fldfit, ~ tMtlf..
...fltl. ~~ utlltl. See Pro- Sanct,ified, . UN=u.. ...i6lH•.
fitable. Sanctifier, ,. UN~~' To
Salutation, r-L ¥lalli, ~ ttUlIIII. be eanctified, VO.i£j ~.
Salutations, ~~ tlJllfadt. Sanctify, fl. UN.ii ~.
After salutations, r-W'~ Httl SanctimoDious, ~L: ~ciit1, ~~
tII,al4wt. AfteI' salutations and ~. See Holy. [,Willi.
compliments, r-~j~r-W'~ SancUmOJ1Y, i.,)\.c tfIJeiilll, i...lJi
 ...

SAN 875 SA.T

Sanction, \Z.- C .6 i t.,bll. Bee SaniOUI, ~ ~A.

-
RatiAeatiOJ1. Sap, Jr tUM, ~~Jt'fItil.itlt,~.J
SaDotity, sanctitude, ~\.)j iUid,.e, ,..,lWsI.
See Juice.
~~ talJd,.tJt. See Holinel8. Sap, fl. (mine), ~ MW, j..&
Sanctuary, I. (holy place), ~ ~ tamlJllog_. See Undermine.
VN~ fIUJ1uJl m~, ~\ Sapphire, "J)j\~";~ ,aktUaru,
\,)N.ii..J\ til illy' 1Jl.u.au.. ~ ,./Ir. [Palatable.
S8Dd, J,.J ,.tml. Sapid, ~jL.~ 14lto mel"',". Bee
Sandal, I. ~ "atl , ~y.~ 6c16iV. SapieBOe. See Wisdom.--8apient.
Bandarak, V"")~ I4l1tltwiU. See Wise.
8anded (covered with MIld, ~ Sappineu, ~jL. m41i,czt. SAppy.
J,.)~ augMtla' See ""CHIll.
Bee Full of sap.
BarreD. [,IUUlal. SapI... ~jL.~L. mdlalto flIdaiyat.
Sanders or sandal wood, J~ SaponacioUl (808py), ~y'\.J\j1..
&ndy (collliating of sand), ~J mill ."aha".
,.amll; (full of lIa1ld), J,.J-~ Bapor, i ~ liuaI, ~ mtIIICZt, ~
iolltIM ,.aml, J-)~ fIUIlIl" '-tmot. See T88te.-8apori1lc,
,....1. ~~ lasfs.
8aDgv.inary, L.~\~LL _.fiJi Saroasm, I. r4J~. Bee
See Cruel, bloody.
tJtltlima. Reproach, gibe, taunt.
SaDguine (having the color of Saroastica1, sa.rc&8tio, ~. ( f ;
blood), .r\ aAfItIW j (abounding UWiumf. ["me
with blood), r:il~ }a,f,.fItldamj Sarcastically, ~~ "101 ta1wJ:-
(full of hopes, ooDfident, warm), Bardel, sardine, sardiUI, sardonyx.
~~ ."tiilJ lnnalliki, (pNCiOUl Itone), ~ ta.&i.
J~ tajo.l, ~)L.. Aa,.atUJ6 t " Bash, I. )Jj ."ncJ,.. See Scarf,
See Eager. belt, fillet. [See DaTil.
BanguineJl/38ll, ~\i)r"" war.t Satan, ~~ w,tIJ", ~\ a61f,.
atWt: Bee Ardor. Sate, II. satiate, ~ \ .,A6at! ~
Seaiee, t! !M,A, io)\- ta4la1. "'~6at: See Batiafy, an, satu-
See Pus. rate, glut, pall.
 SAT 876 SA,
Satiate, satiated, lIAted, ~~ See Content; . - peid.-To be
,W,cJ,..
L
To be satiated, .....:.
'-,
satisfied, ~ lJ}... .a,. ,.filI.
..w6it · Satisfy, II. (gi;e content),...,..J " " '.
Satiating, t.~ \ idicit:. See Satiate.-(to pay, fulfil), J,
Satiety, ~ IMNt. flJaja',.~J,fI)(Ij_' 6it dliM; (to
Satin, ~\ tIt1M. recompeD1!e), ,~~ jcJlijl; (to&ee
Satire. ~ Mja. See Invective, from doubt or perplexity), ~
irony, ridicwe.-To compose a J~\ rtIYYal allHll; (to oonvince),
satire, ~ ~ taIlltll1uljfJ.. See ~ iaa t . [.tU'SClNa.
Satirise. Satrap, I. ,atrd, ~~p. Yr
Satirical, satiric, t.j~ 1uIj1lfDf. Saturate, II. ~\ GlMat' ~
Satirically, ~~ 61101 l»J'u, IWhat- Bee Fill, lIAtiate.
..,j~#tr 6iftilfl1ti ,. Mjafl1l. Saturated, ~~ I1uIit cJII. See
Satirist, ,. ~ l. !till"l.
Satirize, II. ~ Mja, ~J~ ramal Saturday, ~\r.%
Satiate.
,a_.....,.
Mja. To satirize one another, Saturn (planet), J>j 1ItJ1uJl, cJ~
~~\~ tamale Wat }ffl1tJII. [See Savage.
liAim Mjil. Satyr, I. J.,=
g"ul, ..;.-" tNW.
Satisfaction (of mind), .JU" "'rill', Satyrion (herb), '-' 1 .4.J\L..».
\..;.J ridd. See Content, com- ""ira lUIatW.
placency, gratiftcation.-Satisfac- Savage (unfeeling), ~U leill,
tion for an injury,...;~ tawall, ~,~ gltalll al Wi, ~~
,'..i~ mvl«Jja". ~\ t:atll. alArMj_t. See
Satisfactorily, ~J"" ~ bi ftiltDti,. Cruel, fierce. - - (unciviliaed,
m.rtll. [Satisfaction. rustic), ~J wa.Wl, '-J~ .,...
Satisfactorinesa, \..;.J ritld. See See Wild, llncllitivated.--A
Satisfactory (giving content, pleas- savage (wild man), ~,,~W'
ing), ~lJ rdtlI, ""'J" m.,rtll; i",an tDGM"f. A savage beat,
(making atonement), ~ ..;.-, fI1wl (plur. v.~J fD.-
Yj.)l\ yam'" auuna6. AUlA). To savage or make saTage,
Satisfied, ~lJralr,.J"..r-" malril,.. ..;.-" ~ ta1lltlUMo tDGW.
 SAV 877 SAV

Savagely (cruelly), i a i .,~ 1Iild free), ~ mtIl:NUtu; (spared

INs/aUt. 8eeBarbarously, wildly. (If' excused), J'~ I114Jtdl',
SaYBgenell8. (barbarousnell8), iJW ~l- mutilt
ituatoat, ~.r1\r~ t aclam til Saver, I, (preserver from evil),
..
flICWlttsmtIt. See Cruelty.-{wild- ~b. iafia, ~ m.,tIllilll, etc.
DeII8), ~, waMMnat. Saving, I, (ofexpenae),;i~tcztDftr;
Sauce, ~ ma,.• • (somewhat preserved from being
Sauoer, I. lli.r-1J&..aU UuA Iii spent (If' wasted), ~~ hal:l.
...,.lIia. See Remainder, reservatioD.-
Sancinell8, ~.a; l:illIIt Aczya. See (exception), ~, ..,iMa.
Impudence, pertne88. SaTings'-bank, ;i,..::-JI~ HU
Saucy, Y.,)\l:J HId tItlIIh. See Im- lIUIItD/lr.
pudent, pert. SaTingly (parsimoniously), ~
Save, fl. (preserve from evil), ~ ;:ii ~.u hiW tad61,. wa tllto/t,..
Ns/as, See Preserve. -(protect), SavingDe118 (parsimony), .ft ~ ttId-
~ Nsm.'; (set free), ""~ hl,.,;:i,J tlltD/lr.
l:Aczlltu. To save (not to spend Saviour, I, ~ mul:Nsllil. Our
(If' waste, to lay by),), tollff.,., Saviour Jesus Christ, t~U4--0
,;-i,..J~ t llmlll taw!I,.. See ~I I."itbt4 yGlflt al malIA,
Reserve.-(to spare or excuse), ~ muiWliMa.
.
d~ tll/(I' ltm~ ~Ip INs/.,. Savor, i.)l lallflt, .t...!=o taf!'lilt.
ilcz'. See Pardon.-8ave you! See Taste, flavor, smell.-of a
God save you! ~.ill\ 1Il1a,. bad savor, i_- h I\~,? rtul!.
,1I1a/. .".. lI&tmllt•
Save (except), \~l. mattJtla,;:i
-
,'''', ~\ illa.
Savor, tI.

tIItmlltaM,
(have the taste of),
.x:Jl
A::.-b
iUczs; (to give a
Saved (preeerved from evil), ~~ taste), ~.)l~ tamalaM lab,
"""'fils; (not spent (If' wasted, .)lias.
laid by), ..}~ Mif,),.. mv- Savorily, i.)l~ hi10l laaIIt, ~
wal.,.. See Preserved.-{pro- ~ hiW ~tmtlt. [fragrance.
tected), ~ miIMuJ'; (set SavorineBll, i.)l lIIsut. See Savor,
67
 SOA, 878 SCA.

SedoJd, •• ~ ,..., (pi. ~~

&YGl1. ~~ '-Is. See I'rapIlL
Setwp. ' . .J~ ........ ~ 1MdiI).
Mlldj. Scale, •• (.,. 1-. 01. a W-),
Sa'" prvI. of 'lee;' A. law. ~~'J\... *..... SaJ.,
~~ fMI4rl; thou aw.t, I.:J~ . . . . . (pl•. 4:J!jlye ...
~)Ai fIGI4rl; he aw.}i:U ....; .....). See 'Bel·wee A.-Ie
we .w. \i)ii tItMIIt'ft4; youaw. of a fiah, vJ.i ~ (pbIr. v-#
rJ}i:U ~; they aw. ~ ~ ~,

.......
Saw, 1• .JUo:... ..tindeI,..
A. huul-
fiJea). A.

[..-.I.
.,.
~.JtJ tJ.n;aI; (. tIJia pWe),
i!:.J . . .,.
. aw, ~..Jl.:.:... .....Mr,tIlI. The Beale. fl. (fish), ~~ iiMr
handle of a lI&W, .J~'~ ,till Scaled, ecaly, vu,tiA w. J-Ha.
til ..siuAcJ,.. Be10Jlling to a a ..,
Scallion, I.~'~ NMl aJ1IMr.
Ioj.JUo:... ~,... See Onion.
Saw, fl.? ......
Scammony, .tJ~ ..a..1iM.
Sawduat, ~\.:.J "i.A4,..A.
Scandal, d..:. .Jw.I, ~JMfW.
&wyer, I.~\i fI4a1W.
BeeInfamy,diagraee.-(reproach).
&Y. fl. JL; MI. See Speak, tell,
reIate.-They ay, '.,J",&! ,Mala,
rL. trUJam, ~ t",6.
it is eaid. J::.i Ill. Scandalize, fl. ~~, (It'"
SayiDg, .Y, •. r'iS ItUdm, J\i.. .ltak. See Reproach, calumniate.
J,; kMDl; J\;;
...ul,
MI; (abe eaid). ~\;; jaW.
Scab (a diaease), y~ jfWd.
(he eaid),
fllUt1i, r
ScandalOUlI (infamoua),
mtlj.iA.
minioWl, shameful. -
~ _ ...
See Ipo-
{opprobri-
Scabbard, •. -.,;1.: gAil6.j, ~ OUlI),.J\;. ta,..
~\ 6""....,J, ~ tltatttd. ScandaloUllly (infamoualy), ~
See 8word-aheatb. ..J'.&..J,~ 6il:ol ~6i" tNt.'"
Scabbed, IlO&bby, I.:J'-!~ jtwlJiJn, See Shamefully.
y~\ . . . (fem. ~ jfW1J4). Scantily, lICaDtly (not plenteoualy),
Scab~, IIOabbiD-, y~ .tii~ itW /ftllfll.
jfWc1J. SoaDtiueea, lICllUltneu (1W'l'OW'U'"
 SCA 879 SCH

want of space), !~ tlikat; Scarification, b:!.# ta,lwft. A

(want of plenty), .a; kulat. scarifier, b.r- muluJmt.
Scanty (narrow, wantingamplitwle), Scarify, II. b;':' ,larrat.
~ daV""'; (wanting plenty), Scarlet, 4.:!.r) """"ul. See Red.
~ lalIl. See Niggardly; Scatter, fl. t.=.':":' aAaltal, ~
soarce. 14rrd. See Sprinkle, disperse.
Scantling, ,. (a quantity cut off), -(to be dispersed), '-=- ~
~ Wt~; (a small piece), t4,lattat, J)i tajtIfT4k. See
i ~ kaw~. See Fragment. Scattered.
Scape. See Eacape.-To scape. Scattered,.r:- muntaltW, ~
See Escape. munttu!ul,., to.}.J.x- mcmclari.

8capula, -..J::S kilJ. See Shoulder- ScatteriDgly, ~.J~ lJild tarlilJ,

blade.~pulary, ...#
kitft. r
Ui;~ lJila lS'scim.
8car, ,. t!.,)tliJ,l. - Scene".~tJIMI,ItW. See Theatre;

Scar, fl. t!.,)j..w: ttlnuU tliJ,l.

alIo display, prospect.
Scent (power of smelling).t.WliP
Scarce (not plentiful), JJi hllll,
luw," tIIlaMmat, ~.:. ,lui.... ;
.r.PS~ ,My,. U1f"; (rare, not
(odor, goodOf' bad), k.:-:~ ,.a,iluIt.
common), .J.,)\.i fIiltlir. To be Of'
See Smell.
become scarce (not plentiful), Ji Scent, fl. (perceive by the nose),
lull, JJ:;.J\." ,a" }aliI; (rare),
~ ,luIm. S~ Smell.-{to give
.J.,)\j.J\." ~a,. natli,.. To make
a scent to),.rs:: hakWar. See
scarce, Jli }allal. Perfume.-To give to smell, ~
Scarce, acarcely, ~4 lJiljaAid. aMmmam. Scentl888, .ts:~41l.
See Hardly. millalo ,..,ilult. [...uk.
Scarceness, acarcity, h.si kaAt, .a; Sceptce, ,. ~I ~ katlilJ 41
k.llat. See Penury. Schedule,;;J.,) dafttw, ~ \j k",.WIt.
Scare, ~JjJb luzlDfDal tala', Scheme, a. (purpose), ...;.}:
fl.

~j'>- klullDfDaj. See Frighten.

,_ad,
~ hutl, .,)~ ..td:dtl. See
Scarecrow, a. ~#' tak/w;fjat, Design, intention.--<project,
J~ kAa,41. plan),;tJJ WhIr.
 SCH sco
8c'JMlmer, •• j.).,e _illlItir. 8ee ~". ...JW, .,],'r-l--
Projector. coatrinr. ~". .au. [.....
~ ~~ Jitl,~, i.i;~...,..,. 8ciatiea (bip-plt), w,~ t..ri
8eellen8y.-Aeebjpn.tje,J,b~ Seimce, rL: t ilfA• ~ f--. .i;~
MrlUi. See Heretic.--,cw,jpna- ~f", See Knowledp.-Prac-
tial. See lIeretic8l. tical and speculative science, rL:
8dloJar. •• (di.eeipJe). F~lJ, yjA..:J,~ tila t-.ll efl
Ifflii t-. ~ ,..; (a .....-I. Sciences, r~ t lllllfA•
leamed man). rlL: tci&l. ~ -iJ ' - '-tanJ, ~ J-iltt.
WI... ~ tGlf.. The en- The abBtntet sciences, r}aJ\
trance-money of echolara, i~' 40;~)' til till•• """",,114.
~\ firllt til tJI4Iita6. Scientific, scientifi.cal, ~ ttl.l.
Scholarship. rL:
t ilm• ~ "til... 8cieotifically. .J.&. \';~r~
See Learning. education. study. r1-I' ttllti .~ iMtHititl"z tu.·
8cholaatic. scholaatical, ~ Scimitar. $. ~ NYf. See Sword.
latll.l. - Scintillate, .,. J.r. _iii. See
8oholiast, •. ~ . . f....,.. c.~ Spark. sparkle.
#uwriJA. See Commentator. Scintillation, J.r. HrA:. See Spark.
8cholium". (Dote). ~ ~ ltbAiyllt, SeiOD, ,. t} fart:: See Twig.
~ aAarA, ~ tafdr. Bee Sciuors, ~ tAakaa.
Commentary. Scoff, f1. j.J:.~ ~ ttlltJ'.
School. •• ~ ma1ttJb (plur. o.Sif:-..'f "ta_'. See Ridicule,
_"J
~\(..,makdtai).A public school, deride, gibe.
LJoM mWlllat (plur. VW).M Sooff. ,. f-+-3 tdaU".. ~\
tJttJtldm). Bee College. .,tiJ.a. See Gibe, taunt, irony.
School, tI. rL: t aUam. See Instruct, ridicule.
teach. Scoffer, t. ~ .'-aID",
School-boy, ,. ~..::...!.....tJJ tDaW
~. See Scholar.
d-I...; daM", ~~ _"r.
Scoffing (part.>. ~ft-- • .,taM!.
Schoolfellow, t. ~J raflA:. _ See Scoft'er.-Scoffingly, ~~
Sohoolmaater, ,. ~(..~ hi iltiklii.
 SCO 881 8eo
~ tayyat tfllo.'.
tI. ~,... mfl.jilJ, J=:-' tsjl. To score
Scold, .
J.;.~ t alah tfllo.', y~Ji (mark by a line).jw ..tear.
t-....z
titaJ. See Reproach, re- Scom. tI.?' iAtaluw, 4;)\A' tlMlS.
vile. See Despise, scoft'.
Scolding, •. y~ titdlJ. ScoldiDg Scom, ~\A' iltIlMt, i.J\i.. /td4,.at,
letter, Y~Yr=-.L.. flIIIitGh ~ taUt"'.J\i:-' ihtil:d,.. See
tfta6. Contempt, 800ft'. [m~r.
Scolopendra (a kind of serpent), Scomed, 4;)~ m"MIS, ~
~.)r' tIIlIm IIf'MtllS• Scomer, •• ~ mullS, ~
Sconce, •• (peJlllile candlestiok), m""t8lM.See Scoft'er.
,-=-,\~ Mamt"dlt.See Head, Scomfully,}a::_\~ lJi10l iAtil:dr.
mulot, fort. Scorpion, •• y.p
t - d (plur.
Sconce, tI. Bee Mulct, fine. Y.J1# taM"}). feme .L~
Scoop, •• .ii,;.. maglwafat. la1ralJat (fem. plur. '-=JL~
Sooop, tI. (lade out), ,..;~ """af; t-dcJt). The constellation
(to out hollow), ,..;~ jflUlU)af. Scorpio. y.p \~ btM:i III
Scope (aim, intention, drift), ~ tairalJ. Scorpion grus, ~
Itl,at, ~ I:GMl, ~ fIIIJA:Md, y}-W' it.Jf al ~rilJ.
tJ~ mah11d, vi''}; gwtMI; Scoundrel, •• JtJ -!' Q-o\; fdM,
(the thing aimed at), 4;)\...;.; ..r.,r> .AM'Ir. See Villain, knave.
It1iMIS. See Mark. butt.-(free- Scour, tI. (rub. in order to clean),
dom from restraint), .J~I
iJMiy4r. See Liberty, license;
JA.. .aW, r.....n. See
Scrub, polish, rub. clean, bleach.
room. spaoe. Scourer, •• JiLo. .diU. J\L .aHal.
Scorch, tI. ~ la,.d, b..,u.
.WtDat. See Polisher; • purge; ecam-
Scorched, b,L:... IIUJI1uJlwat. To be perer. [flIfImIfl.A.
IOOrched, b~ t41~. Scoured, ~ mfjalla', C"-""
Score. •• (line drawn), 1:». HaU. Scourge, •. I.s:.~ mah-at", bJ'"'
.>-a Mer; (on account), yl.-. ItJfI1t (plur. b',..,'
tUtlJ4t). See
itidlJ; (a debt), I.:HtJ tl«yn ; Lash, whip. - (au oppressor,
(rc&IOn, motive), '-:-:'-' l4l1alJ, tyrant), rlLl,: Mlim; (punish-
 882 8CR

~'" I Scrufula, ..r.}...s:l'~..r- ...,.atl al

Bcaladr, ~~ 'fWiijtl1. See
Scomge, fl. ~ i-JM. See LaIh. KiDg'a eril.-8crofulou, ~.r-~
Scout, v,..,~ jua.. See Spy. .r-}ah liM _ _ al HMast,..
hi""'.
I.

Seout, fl. ~ uitl-, ~, Scroll, I.?.J Nftar, ~\i

~,.. See Spy, explore. Scrotum, I. ~l,~ Ita til
Scowl, fl. See Frown, pout. Di.'.
Scra~ I. irS __tit, ipjj -. tWfllt, Scrub, fl. ~ W. To BCl'IIb
~ liIt.at. See Fragment, one's-self, ~ "AoUd. See
crumb, particle. Rub, 8COur, clean.
Scrape, I. (perplexity), ~ M,a4, 8orub, t. (mean fellow), ":i.J la.I,
~ fIUIIAI4l. [Eraaed. ;J-- Aailr.
Scraped, d~~. See Scrubbed, BCl'IIbby. See Mean, vile.
Scratch, fl. d-. W. [t..Uik. (rubbed, llCOured), d~ tnaA-
8cratch, •. ~•" _,
I._I. • (
~ -
hi.
Screen, I. '-,J~ Aijah. A ecreen Seruple, I. ~ ,W, ~J toda,
or riddle to sift gravel, etc., V""""J U7UUJdI, '-,J~} Wet,U.
JV
Screw,
Scribe,
gAwhal.
""/J! wgAI, y) lAU7~.
I.
Bee Doubt, irreeolution. With-

~~ ktih (plur. '-,J~

1RIttah, ~ ktMlJal).
Scrip, I. ~ if,. See Bag,
tIl.
9ut a
g. scruple, ~~~
t.,MUd. A scruple
in weight (twenty grains),
ilrcit.
b!r-i
p1U'll8,-(a small writing), W.J Scruple, fl. ,.....,J tawa.Ua"" UN""~
f"uitat. "","""fII, ~ tW. Bee Doubt,
Scripture, ~bS' kitcJhat. Bee Writing. hesitate.
-The Holy Scripture, ~lr1S' Scrupler,'.JioM"~,UNJ-'y..
itJItl. alWt, V"'.u....J ly\::!.H mNttwHIItDtI, tleJllINIcIA. rL""""li
al iitcJIJ til mdtuUlal, .~rl\ til Scrupulous, r..r
1,..,,,, tIIlIWdIf, ~J
lawrc'iA; (the New Testament), .Aml. See Cautious. - (Dice,
uJtH¥~\ tIli'tl't1 fllMItorfj, exact), JjoM flNuldiik, ~l.
~~ \ ~ \ .1 E.aM al Jildfd. c.,";;,jJ 14Mh t4fdilk.
 soo 883 SU
Scrupulously (cautiously), ~ worthless, 8Orry.-8curvy (dis-
VV'raJ JUDI fIHINfJI, ..:.f..:.~ -), ..
r~ n~w jflllUl aitlMIa,
6iiol aW, '-:o'~}~ 1HW l,YJ.,a..a\ flliiZ,.1J.it.
irtiydb; (exactly), Z~ lJiiol Scutcheon". VV~ ttWI. See Shield.
iill&tIt, ~~J~~\J'! lJil:ol -Scutiform (like a shield), J1..
ijtiMtllOG tddiIi. [A:ollI•
.. V"'..?\ .ill at.,.
Scrupulousness,. ~~.)J Will Scuttle, ,. ~j 1IIIII1J11. See Baket.
Scrutable, ~\J!\; kbil al JaM. (a grate), ~ ifSjfll. Bee Lat·
Scrutiny, lIOl1ltation, ~ JaAl, tioe.

~ tal""_, ~ !JaM. Sea, ' . .rc: 1JII1tr (pllll'. J~ W.,.,

See Examination, investigation. .J \s:\ fS1JAd,.,;s::\ fS1JAtw). The
Scrutineer, IICrutator, ,. V- U Indian or Green Sea, .#l~
Jdli,. See Examiner, inquirer, baM al ~, ~~ 1JtJ1w .1
searcher. AiM. The White or Mediter-
Scrutinise, fl. ~.JJJ'!~Ja1fSl ranean Sea, ~J~ 11_.,
lJiiol tfSdili. See Examine, in- rJ)~!JaM tWn1... The
""'tuI,
quire, search. - Borutinised, Black or Euine Sea, ~"...l~
l.I'~ maflu.. Bee Examined. b . al fIIIOatl. The Pel'llian or
Scrutoire, 14- ma1dalJat.· Bee Blue Sea, vv.}l ~ 11_ allu""
Bureau. #1~ 1HIJw al tlkMltw. The
Soull. See Skull. Red Sea, ~1~1JII1tr al""",
Soulpture, ~ u.bl, ~ jllltr. rjUl ~ 1JtI1tr al kulum. The
To eculptlll'e, ~ jaluw. See Caspian Sea, ~~ Wr al
Carve, engrave. u..",.. The sea of Meooa, ;-::
Scum, i';'J ,.tII1wtJI• ~J.;aJ\ 1JaAr al tut'Gd. The
Scurvily (vilelY),;:i--,~ bi Dead Sea or sea of Lot, 1,)~
1IIIU1tinlui/rir. See Meanly, basely, baMl.t. The two seas, I.:J!A.\
C081'IKlly. ., lJaMIn. [These will apply to.
Sclll'TY (Tile),.fli> AaiI,., ~~ _d, any two seas,· 88 the East Sea
.J..ul~ Aald,. al Wr, ~ and the West, the Mediterranean
/Wuu. See Mean, contemptible, and Euxine, etc.] Sea and land,
 SEA 884 SEA

~J~ b . va b.,.,.. By sea Sea-nymph, I. A\~ bi1lt til

and land, "!r.;~~ W,.an va ha/w, \..JI~ bint lIltaa.
ba".an. Belonging to the sea, Sea-port, I • .ilLI /IIJ:alat, ~ "'filii
~.r::: b«Art. On the sea-shore, (plur. ~ miyM).
.;S\lIJ> ~ biltJAiI al ba/w. The Sea-risk, T\l~ iAatar til 1HI1w•
ebb and flow of the sea, )~J.M
. Sea-room, ~,~ mJdd., .ii\.-
fIJfJdl va ja",.. malalat. [HAr.
Sea·breeze, •• ~\~ fItUIm al Sea-shell, I. ~I'-ai.w .aul til
ba/w, A'~ 1vwJa al b• . Sea-shore, sea-side. See Sea-coast.
Sea-chart, I. A I,u,,; ~ kJldrtfSt Sea-mcknea, A\~~ talktl'1.A
III ba1w. al b.. [w....
Sea-coast, A'k.:. Illatt al baM, sea-serpent, I. A I~ Aay,at al
~IJ>\'" laMI al Wr. See Sea-service, AI.l..~ ikitlmat al
Coast. baA,..
Sea-eompaaa, I. M\;~ iiblat Sea-surrounded, ~Al.r- 1vwJWt.
namaA, ~~,~ 6tJyt al arat, HA,.. See Sea-girt.
AlJ"'Y. _la. Sea-water, .A'L. fIIti al1J4/w. See
Seafaring, "-!.~ ba1lriyflla. A Salt-water.
seafaring man, ~p: halri.
Sea-fight, •. ""ti.;s:::Y
Sea-fowl, I.
r .b
""tiF# tagr bfl1arf.
HArt.
Seal, .f.

f~ iMt....
~ J:1uItm.

keeper of the seale, )~

A seal ring,
See Ring.-A

Sea·girt,A~b~ muAdt b.l1Jalw. ..uArltJr. The seal of Solomon,

Sea-greeu, Iaj~.:.r»-\ aiAtla,.baM-f. ~~f~ iAat'" IolG,..a~.
Sea-hone, I. ~\V'j larA al To break or open a seal, ~
ba],,.. Sea-maid. See Sea-nymph, ~\ lilii al illat...
mermaid. [Hariner. Seal, II. ~ iAatMn.
Seaman, I. ""ti~ ba/wl. See Sealed, r~ mdAtilm.
Bea-mark or beacon, I. ,A4.l..L: Sealer, I. ,aituI.
~""ti.il' allaaf
taltJmat bil ba/w, ~t\:... fIlana,.4t. Sealing-wax, .r- \~ ,.v.t
Sea-monster, I . ..,;.;s::\;) 'J::.> Myvan aAmar.
baArl. Seam, I. (sewing which joins the
 SEA. 885 SEA

edges of cloth), .tiA1 laflat, ij.J") At a proper seaaon, in season,

lMut,.\k~ iAtydtat. 1..:-'\:....ll\:1L.jl,~.,l~ billD""t
Beam, tI. Jillaffli, j).,) tIa,.as, ~ wlJlltlmdn al muniJ.ilJ. See Bea-
ilttIwat. sonably.-Out of Season, ~
Seamatreu, ,. cU,~ lMyydt4. ~ lJi9My" ma1&allilli. See
Seamy, ~ muiluJyy~, ~~ Unseasonably.
iMya"". Seamless, ~~\..., Season, tI. (food), J.Rl.i,tl,..,~v.)
mdAu muiMyyflt. .J~' ,.GlA t.alay1&s milA IDfI fulfwl
Sear, tI. See BlU'Jl, cauterize.- wa baM,.. See Relish. - To
Sear. See Dry. season (accustom one to anything),
Sear-cloth. See Plaster. ~.,)~ tflWfDtItl tala'; (to become
Searce, tI. ~ Maal. See Sirt. a~ustomed to any thing), .,)bJ:\
Bearce, •• J.5:i.. mvniAul (plur.
~ Stidd tala'.
J:o.\:... maniJail). Seasonable, ~ lJimaJuUliM,
8eMch, tI. ~ fflttfJlA, ~\
I..:-' \:..tl k:•..i.,l ~ bil walet fll
utaiMa,., ~ beMa. See
munaflb. See Proper.-It is not
Examine, enquire, probe.
seasonable, ci,~\""~l~ 1&az4
Search, ~ t4faMu, ~
'My miJ Au lDalID1&.
t4ft"A, ~ t4jumu, ~~l
Seasonableness, ~1~L.j,~,
ilJtuw.., ,;.~\
. utiiMa,., ~
lDakt lDasamdn allaaAay, ~\:...
!HIM, ~ faMe See Enquiry,
~\~, munii,abflt walct
examination, quest, pursuit.
Gllaalaay. [wa ",a1&allaM.
Searcher, •• ~ mufatl;,A,
Seasonably, 4J.s",ci,J ft waktiM
~ ~ ba1&;" V- \.,; fa1&". See
Examiner, enquirer. Seaaoned (as food), ;:. v.~..r­
Searched, ~ ",ufflttfJlA. ) ~JJ.Rl.iJ mflt',1&t1,A mil1& IDafulftll
Season (of the year), JeAi ful, IDa baM,.; (accustomed), ~..;...

r-r maID"",.; (time), ~, ~ muttwQblJf tala', .j.&..,)~

IDfIit, l:J\...,j sama,.. See Time. mVtldd tala'.
-The four seaaons of the year, Seat, •• (chair, etc.), u ...j hwlf
~)IJ~\ al fwdl al a,.batflt. (plur• ...;-IJ weI,I). -
 SEC 88d SEC

Seat, e.a. (OO1ll8 to ait down), ~ silent), .r'~\.., Ii1Ai1J ,itT. A.

itJttad, ~ jallM. secret apartment, ;~ k1HIltHI.
Seaward, .A\~ littaAa Gl HM. See Privacy.
Secede, fl. J;-:>-\ ildJtalo,'. See Secret".;.. m (plur.)ro\ Clrir),
Withdraw, retire, dilleeDt. ~.r' IMinst (plur.p ~ Itri,tr).
Seceder, I. ~ mul:J.tali. See One in the secret, .rl\~ fJllltAo
Dissenter. GI,;,.. See Confidant.
Seoeaion, . J~\ i t tifl4l, i}> Secretary, I. ~~ Idt.l'}rJ\~~
kIHI1UJat, ~ ttJjallntdJ. Idt.;" al a".ar.
Seclude, tI. cr- rr hansm min. See Secrete, tI• .rl\~ hUim auir. See
Shut up, exclude. Conceal, hide.-To secrete one'a-
Second, ~U .lill', or ~U talli. self, ~ \ 'kAtaja'. Secreted,
Second-hand (not original, not new), ~ mukl&ja'. See Concealed,
....~ mtUttltmsl• hid.
Second, (aaaiataDt), ~L.......
I.
Secretly:~,i""GfI:~ !&Mjy....
"''''lit "" l.:JJt... mfltaUJin . See ~41Jilmu1dJft.8eePrivately.
Friend. [See A88iat.
Openly and secretly, '4iLJ'~
Second, fl. ~L. '"Lad, Vi~ UJi1.jak.
,itTan UJ/J ttUaniytJtan. Secret-
Secondarily, ,\;U ,a""an.
neaa. See Secrecy.
8eoond-rate, I. 4-).,)~l.J tdnl
Sect, I • .u)firitJt (plur. ~)fw'tJ;),
wfljat. ~'u cr-
Second-rate,
min tanl wajat.
i.-:-),) See
a. m.lltJt, ~.i... tnadal, ~\
Secondary. .mmat, ~Ij, tayi/fIt. Sects of

Secrecy (privacy), l::....d..\ i1dJtili1., hereti08,sectariea,~\y>-l:1ut.UJa";j.

i~ ldJalUJat. See Solitude, 8eotary, ,. ~~ raj/tll, ...,r:-)'v;..

retirement.-(tacitumity, fidelity ldJa.ri,jl. See Follower, heretio.
to a secret), ~;.... _ut. See 8eotion, •. J..ai jAl. See Cut.-
Silence. The section of a book, J..:ai ja,l,
8eoret (private), I.iro mf, ~ .ft" jus. Through every aeotion
.
!&Mft. See Concealed, retired, (totally, entirely), ...fft"J..,fcr-
hidden.-(faithful to a llC!Cret, fnin loUi UJ(J jusf.
 SEC 887 BED

Secular, ~~ lalMnl, ~,\;J,) "fl. 8ee Protection. - (care-

tl""yilfl1l. See Temporal, worldly. IC88ness),i~ ('~tlltltMA lItIIlrat,
-(oentAlaimaI), .t:....~~JS' A:ol J~\ i"-4l. One who is security
_yat 'afltlt. To secularize, or bail for a debt, ete., ~ kG/fl,
~~.d.f tamalaM t dlamf . $:... fII"'akajU. Security or
hndine (membrane which enve- bail, .tJlli' kG/dlae. See Surety.
lopes the child in the womb )'.JrU -To become security, ~.J\..
ldmtlr. See Membrane. ,dr kGfll, J1'J taiG.f4l. See To
Secure (free from danger or fear; give bail.
tlate), ~.i-s'" mala/u.s, ~L. ,alim; Sedate, JL.
'alin, ~L. ,akil,
(careless, without caution or vigi- ~l.. mul4gim. See Calm, quiet,
lanoo), Ji~ gAojil.. serene. - Of a sedate temper,
Secure, t'. (make_eafe), ~~ ~\~')Vt, lIatll attallt .
M/aulao min, rl-'
,allam, ~ Sedately, i-,\~~ lJikol Wdfl1al.
Mma'. See Protect.-(to secure Sedateness, iJ\~ lIatlilfl1at. See
in custody), ~ kahtll. Bee Quietness, calmness, tranquillity,
Imprison. serenity.
Secured (from oppression, ete.), Sedentary, loo!,)Vt, lltJtlI, ~ kGU.ltl.
~ mUlallam. Bec Exempted, Sedentariness, ,),,-i lvtGtl.
protected.-(made certain) ~ Sedition, oC.:J jitttat, .t.,; UtDmat,
muAdkak. See Established.- i,~ ttlldfl1al. See Rebellion,
(taken into custody), l.JN~ mutiny, tumult.-To excite sedi-
-.aAhu.. See Imprisoned. tion, oC.:J J¥ tamal fil.. See
Securely (eafely, without danger), Mutiny.
~l.~.t.LJ!.! lJikol ,aldmtlt fI1/i Seditious, ~~ ltllf, I.:J~
aman,,,;k;-~ lJi14 lAaltW, "\..JL. tagd". See Rebellious, mutinous.
"w L: ,illiman gltdniman; (care- -A seditious man, oC.:J~ \..
lessly), i~~ lJild lHuIrat, Idltl fi'Mt.
I¥:J \~ hila inUid". Seditiously, oC.:J~ lJiJ:ol jUat.
Security (eafety), .t.L ,alillflllt, Seditiousness, oC.:J JUMI. Bee
4--1 a1tUJniyal, I.:J~' aman,~, Sedition.
 SEE 888 SEE

Seduce, ". t.~ IMtla tr ~ gMr, principle, root.-To sow eeed,

~~, agAW4'. See Misguide. Vj lM'at· See Sow.
Seducer, ,. ~J\&. gMUJI,
..;jw Seed-time, tJj-l\~L.j 1aII4"
mugMUJl, ~ mfllill, tJU4lt"t·t:i>.
i1uultla t · Seeing (vision), ~ 6Mar, ~
Seduced, ~~ ,lItlllgAawl. fIIIItH', (part.) ..I"'~ 6aM, j;w
Seducible, t.~ YII,.}Wit: fJ(Jzir, .au... m",MAUl. Seeing,
Seduction, seducement, ~ \ igAuJa, seeing that, ~\~~ ..i"
~~ kAadiyat. Aay. ft. See Since.
Sedulity, seduloumau, JA.:. ,AaglJ, Seek, ". ~ fatta.A, ~ taW.
...,;w ,atl , ~ jtldd, ~J'~ See Search, inquire, ask, solicit,
mwldwamat. See Care, diligence, request.
labor, industry.
Seeker, ,. ~ ,,"fattw.., ~\k
Sedulous, ~l.. J~ '4tl, tali6. See Inquirer, searcher,
fIII4IAgAaz, ~ ","jill, rJ\~
petitioner.
mtuidwim. See Careful, indus-
Seem, ". ~ saAar, ~~ 64". See
trious. rjtlddi" lOa jaltl.
Appear, resemble.- It seems,
Sedulously, ~J#~~ 6iW
.;Au:aI\ aziJMr.
See, ". ~ fIaI4f", i-JI.:. ,Mf, ~~
Seeming (appearance, semblance),
,.aa', 1»., laMa, .al.:. ,A4ltail.
See Observe, look, perceive,
..J# .....111"; (apparent), r'~
lilA.,..
descry, discover, find, diaoern,
remark, inspect. [Behold.
Seemingly, "'.JA\!o lC!1Wa", #U..J,.

See!~' """"', i-J~ Maj. See 111,."" .;AU:..I.:I:-J! hi 10';11"

Seed'..J~ W, t!j ItH't· Seed
IdA..,..
when sown, vj IM't· ODe seed, Seemingneas. See Plausibility.

.L;- W6at. Coriander-seed, Seemline88, ~ .-., J~

''',..JIL:-.. What a.1tIIIHld; jatttill, ~~ ltH'afat. See Beauty,
(eemen genitale), ~ fIIIVat, decency, grace.
....r- ... 1. See Progeny, off- Seemly (decent, becoming), ~L.
spring, race, generation: original, mllll4li6. 80e Fit, proper.-(de-
 SEL 889 SEM

eently, becomingly), Y.3'~ Selfiah, Aj''';~ .uii sciWao.

6iiol tMlIIb. Sel1iably, ~\..; .. ~ bi Aiii'lI
Seen (parl. of see), Jta:- fllllllltlr, Idtl. Sel1iabnesa, ~\.iJ\~
~L... m"t4yall. To be Been, mWi6IJt aueJt.
Jta:-J'w ,a,. fllllllltI,.. Self-murder, ~ J3\i latiltlllfta1w.
Seer, ,. >U 1I4s'r, .,)Jb\.:..... Selfsame, ~ i. 1III/nAi. Bee
,MAid. See Spectator, prophet. Self.
Segment, ,. ~ klltest, i A jj A, Sell, f1. t.~ iat.
,W/IJt. [ing-net. Beller, ,. t.~ iayyat, ~~ idyif:.'
Seine, ,. ~ ,1uI1HWJt. Bee Fish- Bee Merchant, trader.-8elling
Seize, f1. d..- fIIU,i. (the aot o{), ~ iaYt: Buying
Seized, d.,......... fM..ai. To be and selling, ~J~ iagt tea
eeized, ~ \ illmalai. ,Aird. See Buying.
Seizure, ~ mai. [fl4t1irall. Semblance, ~\.:... muMiiAat. Bee
Seldom, J.3\:J~ bil IIillir, "~.3U Resemblance, likene8ll, similitude.
Select, f1. ~\
•
intakW, J ,\::.:;..\ Semi (in composition), u..:v 1Ia'.!.
iiAtil,.. See Choose. Semi-oircle, ,. ~"ul~ MIl
Seleot, selected, ~ mtlfltakW. at1t14yrat.
Selection, y~' .iltikMi. See Seminal, if")) ItWtf •
Choice. Seminary, ,. (ground where any-
8electer, ,. ~ _untMml. thing is planted), ~Jj sarle-t;
Self, ~ tIIIl', ~\..; sat. Myself, (a place of education), .LJoM
~ 1Ial". Thyself, ~ mWlJIlJt. See College, school.
tIIIl,1Ji (fem. ~ tIIIlnil). Semination, tdJ sarto See Sowing.
Himself, herself, ~ tIIIftlJlw Semitone, '. ~\u..:v nIJIl al
(fem. ~ tIIIIMAd). Ourselves, laAn, r\.ii.,..l\u..:v MIl III fMiilm.
\ . "'R i tIIIlltIfI4. Yourselves, Sempiternal, ~~\ a6IJtII, ~J'
P flallUium. Themselves, asalf, ~ \.3 tlayim, ~oM.r' IfW-

~ tIIIllIIA"".. The thing it- matIf. Bee Eternal.

1Ml1f, ~~\~ tIIIft al MJW. See Sempitemity. See Eternity.
Himaelf, henell. Sempstress, I. dl,~ iAan4lalt.
 SEN 890 SEN
8eDlll'Y (consisting of six), u->I.,)""J pa888ge, ~lC I~ M",;.I al
1fIIld1l. • "alam. The literal aense, ~
Senate, ,. ~ 1MJ1i1, ~~~I.%~ ..,;,;.1 mtltn a' ltIgJuwn. The idio-
tliwdn t'lm. See Council.-A matiea1 senae, t.~ ....r---
senate house, ~I.%.) t.l1wdn. mIIt:M' "..,tlIlM. To explain the
Send, fl. J...)
tW,al. 1'0 send to aenae, C.r- ,.aA. Bee Ex-
one another, \j....~ tard,alu. plain.-8eDlle ()t' sensual appetite,
Sender, ,. J....,r9 m"r,il. i~ ,.lawat, Jl-Ai~ A.D4
Senior, ,. ~ ,Aa,"A (plur. t~ M/Id"i. See Senlua1ity.
,.l..,ua). .Benior, ~ "abir. 8enaelees (wanting life or percep-
See Elder, old. tion), ~~ ltild A... See Life-
Seniority, ~# ,My1&AfJlNst. le88. -(without understanding),
Senna(drug), h... ,Md. Mecca senna, ~~ bild t:a1&l, ~~..,\~ iild
d-h... ,and flU,,". ilrd"; (without meaning), ~
Be'~night, ~ jumt'lt, V:o...1 ~ 1Jild 1IItItM'. See Fooliab,
aUtlf'. Bee Week. stupid.
Senae, sensation, ~ AM, (plur. Sensel888ly (foolishly), ~ iila
V"~ Mwd,).
()t'

External
Internal sense

sense or
es1&l. See Stupidly.
sensation, ~~~ Aal bdtifl.
sensation,
8enseI8llSJ1el8, ~\~.J.&.
ttl1&l. See Folly, stupidity•
t-- til

.r~~ AMaaAir. See Feeling. Sensibility, ~\- Aduigat.

-External and internal sensation, 8enaible (having the power of per-
~~~~~I~I al A.. tJIlldAi,. ceiving by the senaea), ~\-A
tl)1Il bdti•. The five senses, fJ'\). I Wo AiJI,.,at; (perceptible by
~I til !uJwil, .1 ilttJmMt. the sensea), V"""'-:-- wWt1I;
Sense (intellect), ~ jaA,,., ~ lJ,,-l1lltl"";;"; (wise,judiciou),
tail. See llind, undentanding. Ji~ ttI1&il, ~ /aAl...
Bee
-(meaning), ~ 1IItIt'la' (plur. Reuonable. - (oonvinced, per-
J~ mIItd• I), C)".....a.. mal.un. suaded), t.,a.....
Ut; (aware),
See Signification, explanation, ~~ \., • ",,£tWit tM.' ;
l'eUOu.-The sense of a lpeeeh or (visible), ~~ 14W.
 SEN 891 SEP

Sensibleness. See SeDSe, seDBibility. Sentence, fl. ~ Aakam, t."":'

Sensibly (perceptible to the 1eDIe8), ,larat.. See Condemn, decide.

V'~ '" ~J'! iif/lft""'''' maAl11I ; Sententious, ~ m.kml.
(judiciously), -4-L-J.. ~ Sentiment (thought), jilw. ~ P
ittailM fH AilMi,at. See Reuon- 11m", ~~ ra',;A.)J tadlJlr. See
ably. [See Sensible. Opinion, lienee.
Sensitive, V'~~ wto Aawa.. Sentinel, sentry, ,. V",;6.. Ad,..,
(plur. V"'~ Aurra,), J,a,;ls:-e
Sensitively, ~~'tf~ m.'"
tI4HOt. III AiJ.my1Jl. muAajis, J,a,;\- Ailjis.

Sensual, ~\-£j ~~ Separable, J'?~\~ mumki"

flGfad"l,
111 ijtiriJk. Separableness, sepa-
Mywa"l, ~ MIll. See Lux-
rability, JP)\~\(..\ imkil"
urious, laaCil'ious.
al ijtirilk.
Sensualist, i~,..; lil ddeoat,
Separate, tI. J} farak, J4i falal.
~l.-L,j~~~ ,aMi MDa See Part, to divide, break.-To
tltJfliJ.... [AaID4 MfliJ"l.
eeparate 01' be separated, ~,
Sensuality, ; ~ ,AaAIDat, ~\-£j ,~
''''ffJlal, J'-JA....J~ ,ilr mafriiJe,
Sensually, ;~~ iikol,Aalwat. ~ tafarrak.
See Lasciviously, luxuriously. Separate, separated, JJ';'" ",afrd,
Sent, J...~ mur,al, &:;;.)~ -tilt. J;...a...:... mutafarrak, J';'s . •
See Send. ",unfal.1, t.~ maitut, J?
Sentence". (of a judge), f-- Auhn mu"farik.
(plW'. r~\ aUilm'ifr-f> Separately, J;.J4 i.l mufarra/:,
A&ha ,AMot.I. See Decision.- "\..b-,,"'\..b-" IDilliida" wilAida",
(• •ying or maxim), J; kGIDI "'~"\~ farlan fartlan.
(plW'. J';\ aitDill), J1.. fIUJIfJl. Separation, .u.Jli.... mufar.k4t, J!,i
See Proverb.-(a paragraph Of' fWak, .u.} furktJt, J~\ ijtirak,
period, ~ j ••lat. The end of J~\ "'.fiIal.
• eentence Of' period, ~ .....we. Separating, part. ~l; ja.il.
To prono1UlCe lIeDtenoe of death, Separator, ,. J).. fltUfamk.
J:.il4 f-- w... iii k4tl. September, JJ4' a,la/.
 SEQ 892 S.KR

Septenary, ~~ Mat" fi.lcated), ~ ,...uit, ~

Septennial, ~ ,;C:-'~ W ,a"t4t prulalJit.
Iill'II. [Northern. Sequestrated (separated fromothm
Septentrional, JW ,Aillldlf. See V'l:J\~~ ~ \
Septuagesimal, lIeptnagenary, t Qfl /11III4II; (confi.lcated), k;"
~ ,d t ,,,,, k....~,.;f '-J..r-..J3 .....-u lil .ati; (pIDl
ttl.,.do -t'll ,lIfItIt. in the hands of truatees), tr':'
~~\ flt4w4ilt. tIIlSiiM.
Septuple, u~\~ Ia1J t ", -elf.
Sequestl'ation (retirement), y~'
Sepulchral, .J~Y'-:'" flt41U11"
1.1 Wilr. A Iepulchra1 monu- V'W\~ ijtitta" t" GMGI;
ment, ~~ ..,./uul. See Monu- lMI.
(confiscation), ¥
ment. Sequestrator, I. ~\..; laW.
Sepulchre, I. ~ ialJr. See Tomb. Seraglio, I. '-J!r Itri,.
-The sepulchre of lesus Christ, Seraph, seraphim, ~~L.lJrirza.
~\~~ ialJr 'Olilt See Angel. - Seraphio. See
M meu'.\. Angelic.
Sepulchre, ".~ hi".,.. See Bury. Serene (clear, bright, cloodla i,
Sepulture. See Burial, interment. J~ ,aft, ~~ld1i. Aeerer
Sequel (end),.r>-1 iikM,.; (con- sky, ~~~.uttld.a.u. SereDe
tinuation), i...,loM muddttltlmat,
(calm, placid), ~"J tHllt:
~~" Nil/tim, )~, ;,tim,.4,.,
Serenely (calmly), k\"J~ w.i
~t,.. mlfll/tIsalJat; (conclusion), IIHIdattlt; (withoutclouds, e!eIrly;
~ IIatfi"'. See Consequence.
.lJ~~ lJiloi uAdtHI.
Seqnester, sequestrate, (to lepa- Sereneness, lIereDity (calm-
fl.

rate from others for the sake of placidness), .lJ\~ NrltJIIGl, ~I.~
privacy), ~\ ikAWa'; (to ttltMlat:.tlt.
place in the hands of trustees), Seljeant, I. (military), J,~
L.i~\~J ttladtl t tlmalltlt, t."J eMIl/UA ; (an oftlcer atteodiDg
ttladtlt ; (to confiscate), ~ sa1JM. on judges, etc.), tAl-· 4.PJ\::-
Sequestrable (capable of being con- See Beadle, oftlcer.

J
 SER 893 SER

Series, -...i. 1fJj, >-- lift,.. See J~ ,a,. Wal; (to be adment),
Order, succession. .j! lusfa'. See suftlce.-(to con-
Serious (important, not t.ri1ling), fer a favor or benefit), ",i~i
~ m.Aimm; (grave, not light aMaIl ."la', ~J¥ tafllalltltoyr.
of behaviour), ~ ",.Alb, See Benefit.-To llerve God, ¥
}iJ~ L.r ,aMi tDtd/.i,.. &1li t'¥ allah.
Serioualy (gravely), ~#4:I;y, Served (attended upon), rJJ.i='e
Mtt7t1jAu. ",.A16 j (in earnest), malAtl•• ; (worahipped), ..,~
- #.
#~ 6ijadtlill, ~ Atlllhltall, matlJU.
~iJ /11 .wu.t, ¥\j~ Service (menial service), L.~
1JiJ:ol talld. Hidmat; (a C0111'88 or order of
SeriOUSDeu (gravity), ~ lufy6at, dishes on a table), ~iriU,
';UJ IDllka,.; (earnestness, at.ten- talim auafralt; (religioua wor-
tion), ~J~ jad IDa jaM, ship), i"'~ ti1JiJtlat; (actual
rl.:ai iltt.-.a... duty, place), ;,.,..1>.. ~t,
Sermon, ,. ~J lDat" ~"... ~ man.ta6. See Oftlce.-
mlllDlllUt, ijJ hlnat. (busineu), J¥
tamal, ~\ am,.;
Sermon, t1. ~J lDaell, jJ wa. (advantage), i~l; fayidat,.w....
See Preach. mallfatat, ~ Mit, t.li..=....,j i
Serpent, ,. i.;~ lufyyat (pl. l.:)~ i"iiJdf.: See Attendance, obe-
Aaygat), .,rii ifta' (plur. ~l;i dience, employment, purpose, use,
afatl). favor, benefit.
Serrate, serrated (jagged like a saw), Serviceable (useful), ¥. mU/ltl,
.J~i~~\:....i41 la"" ..all ~li ndllt; (diligent, industrious)
• .,1 al ..i,.,M,.. ",umy,ad. ~
Servant, •. r~\:;. Ha...., ri.l>. Serviceableness (usefulntlll8), .i~U
iWtlil.. The llervant of God (a fiI,idat; (diligence, induatry),
proper name), &1li¥ taU allah. ~J'~ jatltllDti jaM.
Serve, t1. (attend 88 a servant), r.1>. Servile, r:: _~H mutlt; (mean,
11.11_; (to stand instead of any- abject)';-b- AtlII,.. See Slavish,
thing), ...;~)-.# .Ii,. lQACotl,) L. dependant, ob3Cquious.
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Servilely,~ "tf"! MItCHOi: t'" Mal'. t.l:.\ 1111I4 t ; (to ahow, display),
Servilenetl8, servility, ~u" iedtat; .,k' aMM. To 1I8t to (apply
(meannetl8), ~~ lutkd,.at. See one'a-aelf' to anythiDg), ~
Slavery, servitude, dependance. IIItti. See Employ every en-
Serving-man, servitor, I. r"'l..c;.. deavor.-To set up (erect),
J:M.tlim. See Servant•• ~ fUNGi. See Build, estab-
Servitude, ~"'~ tGifltligat. See lish. To set out on a journey,
Slavery, servility. .J-J\~r;r ttDam tala' fJUfI/tW.
8esaion (sitting), VJ~ jtIlv..; (an To set up a claim, ~~"'J¥
uaembly of magistrates, etc.), tamal tlatwti, ~ LJ, UJlGi,
l\.Qal'~ majl;, al huldA, ~~, t'nUtll'. To set at.
~~'" tlfw4f1. nought, ;.J~Ji ttlflUll war.I,
Set,II. (to put, place,) ~J U'''"t; .w~'Ji ttlflUll ilafllll. See
(to plant), VJ~ g!'MlII; (to Despi8e.-To set bounds to, "'.»-
regulate), ~ ~.JJi
lIaJam, "'J~llttMltlatl41 MMlfltl. To 88t
tamal ttwti". To set about (as the sun), ~~ glta,.tI6al,
(apply to, make a beginning), ~~gM"'t.
tr .•at· To set aside Set (put, placed), ~,... mtIIOCIi1t;
(reject), .j.J ratltl, ~ M/a'; (regular, formal), ~';\ilk.,,:..~
(to abrogate), ~ ';a},a'. See bi1llllalJ al l4f1tlf1, I.)&\il\,,-:---
Repeal.-To set by (regard, Aa.Gi III U t t4a.4; (appointed,
eateem), ,r' itWar. To set fixed), ~ m"tawllfl.
forth (make appear),.#\ asltM. Set, •. (complete auit of anything),
See Publish, promulgate.-(to riU, edii".. See Suit, kind,
arrange), ~ Mlllm, ~ species.
•a/.a/. To set in, ,oX:.!' ibtatld. Setter, •• (placer), ~~ tDGtltt•
To set off (embellish), ~ Setting, ~J walt. See Placing.
1IIII.a". See Decorate, adom; (to -The setting of the BUD, Y}/
attack), .j&-~ M;4m tala'. ~ I g1ltW'fJJ 1111&1,.,.".,.
See Asaault.-To set out (allot, Settle, II. (determine, fix), ~.J
divide), ~ kMlfJm; (to publish), ,.atW, ~,~ We'
 SEV 895 SEW

al ....w.t. See Eatabliah.- Sever, tl. Jr; IM'ak, j~\ alr-,

(to fix residence in &Dy place), ~~. See Separate, part,
~i~. See Reside.- divide, cut.

(to subside, 88 the dregs of liquor), Severed, ~ ~fJt! J,';"

~ '4ffa'. To settle one's
..a/rd, j,';" 1'IUIjrf1a.
Severance, ~ Mit, J~\ iftwai.
affairs, ~L.-~) ratW
See Separation, partition.
fIUIIaliMAo, ~LL:a\~ fIIIIItIm
Several, ~ bael; (many), ~
tIIAgAdltsJw. To settle accounts,
iadr. See :M:any.-{di&nmt,
y\...l\J¥ tarnal ttl ANilb. distinct), j b...... .."",tas.
Settled (conflrmed, established,
Severally (distinotly), J~~ 1Jil
~ upon), )');e mtU:tmwr,
..tllarr", "\.,).;--i"\~ IM'la"
~r mfJdW. Settled (88 the ItWtlafl, ..~ mtllaualMt. See
sediments of liquor), ~ Separately.
mUlllffa', ~~ rill!. Severe, ~ tMfj, '-F'U iaII.
Settlement (residence), r u- See Rigid, austere, morose, hanh,
flltl!dm, \;)It- maid". cruel; strict; CODcise.-(grave,
Seven, t:::-' ,abt! ~ 'tIh t aA. awful), ~~ \.., ldAii AflyNt.
Sevenfold, &...ilw\; •. I 'abttll See Sober, sedate. -(painfal,
altaI. Seven hundred, ~l..~ a1Bictive), ~"... fIItfW1tIjfit-
-ta milyat. Severely (hanh1y), i.~J'.? /¥ol
Seventeen, ~~ ItIht at ttllAar. .rimM. See Rigidly.-(pain-
The seventeenth, ~~L .ilbit fully), ~JJ'.? bi.1 tDq111t-
talw. Severity, i.).. ,.,./lmM, iiiS ~r~
Seventh, ~L 'dbit (fem. ~L ttUlafIJ ,"aldat. See Rigor,

-t-
,abitat). A seventh part, t:::-'
Seventbly, "~L ,abitM·
Seventy, \;)~ -tUII, ~ Sew, tl. ~ 1WJyyGt. To sew
cruelty, harshness. - (gravity,
awfulness), ~ AflyW.

Mlell. Arrived at seventy years together, To II8W J.il UtI"·

of age, ~~~)\.., ,ar with wide stitches (to bute)
t"mf'o.l ,abrlfl ,.1III1a. ~t; lun",Aat.
 8HA 896 SHA
Sewed, ~ ..~IIt. (departed spirit), J~ ¥
Sewer, ,. k~ u.."iJt. See To sit in the shade, to setk Iht
Tailor, eempatreee. shade, Jl2-::-.' Vt.tJ, ~
Sewing, ,. 6~ lAtJaW. taalltJl.
Sex, ~ ji",. The male IU, Shades, J~ saldl.
.JJ.iJl~ jiu -.h1,.. The Shade, 1'. JU; aalltIl.
female leX, ~WJ1~ jiM Shaded, Jl.t.. ....."zw.
al-at#i. Shadiness, ~ sill.
8eDgenary (sixty yean old), ~
Shadow, ,. J1; sill. The ~
4.:...ll;}:?- t...,-do ,im.. "",411,
of God, .d1'~ sill Glla1.
4.:...l~~' 1M lim" IIIRGA.
Shady, abadowy, jlja.. ...lli
~, ~ 1ilt1"1. See
Shagreen, chagrin. 1'. (vex), i
Sixtieth. [ litut jtIMJa"ilJ.
!&aM,.. [..uw.
Sexangular, ~ ~.w....1..J Wto
Shagreened, chagrined, )~
8exangularly, ~~).w....J.': eM' Shake, 1'. (agitate), ~f- Mrrri.
Iittat uwa,d.
Sexennial (every six years), k...,JS' v4i-i "./tItl. To shake lit be
, • -I
shaken, ~..J si-ttltal,~;
~ 101 liltat ""'I" i (lasting
irltlt.GIla. See Move, egilali,
six yean), ~k...,~ ,ailm
quaver, tremble, tottt'r, 8~'
litttlt ,a"I". weaken.
Sextuple, ~lw'.\i..a IiUat -tdf. Shake, shaking, ,. ,uf' ~.
ShabbY,;:i- WI,.. See Mean,
,)W) irtit'itl, J-W} irlitOli.
paltry.-A shabby fellow, ~,j
~~.J ,.afrdi- A shake in mwii.
d4"i. See Scoundrel.-Shabbily,
.t..i.i fUllluMt.
,;;i.--, I..:1t;-H lH telf;"'"
Adl,.. Shaken, ~~ ~I
Shabbineaa, ;.J~ AdaM.
~ mtllttajid.
Shade (made by the interception of Shall, t'.flU:. rj'j ltbim. I sbaI1~
light), Ji: a1l i (darluleaa), ~ CJ) r;) loa..-d. SIWI I
nllflat i (coolneaa), ;,)Jf. lnIritltJt; speak? J-'rJi~ ill - ., .
(protection, shelter), ~~ aTaiI ~ You shall wnte, ~/
IIima,at, ~ ~ ,igullat. A shade ~ luzim 1tdM.
 l:lHA 897 SRA
Shallop, ,. J),j II4wrtd, y}-i Shape, P. ~ ,a1llJl' ~ )[ake,
iarilJ. form. [Formed.
Shallow (not deep), ~l.:. ,!tayi/. Shaped, tJ· Q 4 fIIGIfIflt." See
Shallowness (want of depth), .. ~ Share, t'. (divide among oth8l'll),
I

~\ tlJCl4m al t"mk. ~ htIIIa" tJ"

to-to See
Sham, ,. (trick, false pretence), Divide. -(to partake with others),
~ hflilA. See Fraud, im- ~.i.:;.. \ IJi1uJs hillah, ~,.r..J~
posture, del1l1lion. ,a,. ,luJrik. See Participate.
Sham (counterfeit, fictitious), .Jj,;.. Share, '. "
~ --
hu,ah, ~ lcinwJt.
1IIIII4IfDtDIW, ~ tdlld. Bee Part, portion. [ mtHDaUt.
Sham, t'. )jj IGfDtD4W. See Cheat, Sbared, r~ mtIobUm, tJ,..
trick. Sharer, '. (one who divides), ~
Shambles (place where butcher's Muia"im, t),.... mutOtJUit · -
meat is BOld), C--
IMlli1iA. (one who participates) ~.J
Shame, ~ lufya. Bee Disgrace, liIlw AimlA, ~.f' dIJrI.i. See
ignominy, infamy.--(baahful- Partaker.
ness), ~ ""tJ.icJl. Bee:M:odesty. Sharp (having a keen edge or
Shame, t'. (make ashamed), ~ point), ~\; katit , .Jt:.. Aad.-
iMjjcJl. (acute of understanding), J~
Shameful, y~ fIIIIt1fl6, r"'~ Idf, ~1.. milAir, J.Jt:.. Aadt.i.
mautilm. Bee Disgraceful, in- See ingenious, witty, subtile-
famoUB, ignominious. - Shame- (acid),.J'.> Add, ~t:.. AiiMIItl.
fully, ~~ 6iW!tMJIW. See Sour. - (emaciated, lean),
Shameless, ~~ 6il41uJy4. Shame- ~ ,.oAf/. A sharp sword,
fully, y.J\~ 6ila tIfltI1J.
ShameI8l8JleB8, ~'r~ t--
al
[Mgt!.
,ay! Md.
Shammer, ,. See Cheat, impostor. Sharpen, t'.
r:k\;~ ,.,! katit , ~~

:r ,a,.,..
Shank, JL. ,ai. See Leg. [moor. Sharpened, 1;)':-- mtIIfIU,.. Any-
Shanker, chancre". c,} wh. See thing upon which another is
Shape, J(....:, ,ltdl (plur. JLU\ sharpened, ~ fnila,.,.. Bee
",hid I), ;)~ ,Grat. Whetstone.
 SHE 898 SRI
Sharper, ,. )~ gltalliJ,.. Sheep-fold, sheep-cot, , .. ~
Sharply (acutely), Ji=~ lHkol lasl,.. [See Pare, clear, c1ecm.
ttJll. See Wittily, judioioUllly. Sheer off, to. See Retreat.-Sheer.
Sharpness (keenneB8 ot edge), ~~\.. Sheet, ,. (tor a bed), t-A.:...)~
ltIJdlfyat, i~ Aitltlat; (acute- eluJr,haj. A sheet of paper,
nelS ot nnderatanding), L~ J)'~ talMyllt .,,1JrtII.
jlrO.MIt, .u\~ Msdat. See Shell, ,. (covering of a testaoeoUll
Ingenuity. animal), ...;~ (plur. ,_j
Shave, to. JJ.-
MJd. ...;\~, tlltldj). A shell wsed in
Shaved, s~ven, J~ mtMlui. polishing, ji.A.. .JllalW; (the
Shaver," Jl.. MIla! (plur. ~l.. extemal crust ot anything), ?
. M1ld1fn), d,;-. ",usa"in. See iilTw. A shell-dsh, d ......HvJ.i
Barber. jill /IIIatNJ1.
Shaving, , • .til.. Ail4W. [idlat. Shell, t1. (take oat of the shell),
She,....jb At. She said, ~Li....jb AI ~ktuMAtw.
Sheaf, ~ l.wnat. A sheaf ot Shelled (having a shell),.r; ~ We
com, ~.fr jurut. iilTw; (taken out of the abell>,
Shear, to. JI.J la,.atl, "'~ • . ..)~...we,.,~_.-..w_.
Shears, vO';'" tNJ1#'atl, ~ ...,g,. Shelter, ~ .afill; (protection),
See Soissors.-8heara tor cutting ~ L.- 1i_aylll, .ii ~ liydftat,
gold, silver, etc., vO";" "'lIiratl. &,:.1\..\ amdfl. See 8ecurity.-A
Shearer, ,. ~\; hItit . place of shelter from rain, LY..
Sheath, , • ...;~ ghil4f, ~ g_tl. fftIIlt4. See Asylum, refuge.
Sheathe, t1. ~ gha_. Sherd. See Shard, shred.
Shed, t1. ~ ,aW. To shed tears, Shepherd, ,. if\; ratl.
~r'>~..)"; sarlljat eJemaat-aM• ShepherdelS, '. ~!J rat"",
To shed blood, r~\~ ..jM; Sherbet, iJ,r. ,1uJrHt.
tMltla_, J}b Atwd. Shield, ,. V""; .,.
Sheep, ,. W gltMulrtult. Sheep (col- Shield, •• ~~L- Ad..... t-.
lectively), ~ gha"."., rh.i\ See Defend, protect.
aghll4"'. See Cattle, flock. Shift, t1. (change place), J,;-::.i'
 ..

sm 899 SHO
inlaW, J.,.L.3 t4~. See J~ gMri/:. To shipwreck,
Move, go, travel, emigrate.-(to ~.rJ\J./gAarrale almarlalJ.
change), J~ lHulal; (to change Shirt, •. ~ kGml, (plur. ~t-..i
J
shirt Of' shift), ~ Watldal. .wmlan).
Shift, I. (artifice), ~ l1W. See Shiver, 17. (tremble with cold, etc.),
Subtenuge.-{an expedient, suc- ~\~~..) raja! min aliMa.
cedaneum), J~ lJatlal; (a re- Shivering, parI. (trembling), ~ ~
medy), ~ tilaj. rajij. The shivering fit of an
Shilly-shally, f1.) \:.c...\ iltilr. ague, ~'>..r. iardiyal.
Shine, f1. t::-.llamaf:! Jr. baNk. 'Shoal, ,. p ~ jame karir,
Shine (brightness), ~ diya. Sun- rb..>)1
ildiMm. See Crowd.
t.
shine, V ••••••:.1I W Ilat.dt ull· Shock, ,. (blow), .i....w ,aamat,
Ma"... Moonshine, .riJ
\"a flaw ~~ tlarlJal; (conflict, mutual
til lamar. impression of violence), ry:!b
Shining, part. and atl;.• ~~ ldmif:! lr.g·um, Y..;-> 1I4rlJ, ~J\s"
~1:... mtlttlldlf. See Bright, mtlooraiat, .i~J waki-ell.
luminoll8, splendid, resplendent. Shock, 17. r..w ,adam; (shake by
Ship, •• ~~ marW. A ship of mutual concussion), 'J-".>l.z.1
war, ~j"'-~~ marW wil. talatlamu.
Asai!fug-ship, ~~~markalJ Shod, ~j~U-!~ laiil markulJo.
Iuluf:.: A merchant-ship, ~.r­ Shoe, I. y;~ markuh, I.b- Aida.
'-tiJ'v:i'marW Ii,jarf. A fire-ship, A wooden shoe, y~ kalJledlJ.
~~ 1uwraial. A ship's boat, A horse-shoe, IN nat!.
y}i uni, JJJj UIOt'td. See Shoem~ker, ,. ~~t...r' ItIrmayati.
Boat. -The anchor of a ship, ...;l(.., ,akledf, ...;l(..,\ i,ledj.
~,L;\ "nkOt'a. See Anchor. Shoot, 17. (throw, dart, hurl), ,-:?J
Ship-master, ,. ~.rJh.,:."=-'''\­ rama'• To shoot oft' a musket or
.dMlJ tIlnuwW, ~,rtJ'~) cannon, yri walJ. See Fire,
,.""i, til marleai. discharge, gun, cannon.-To shoot
Shipwreck, Jr: gwale, ~L;~ Of' kill with a gun, etc.), J::.j
g"","aUn. To be shipwrecked, V'\~~ katal iiIL'tIfQal, vwj-J
 SHO 900 SHO

iaWIHI; (to germinate, grow up mukAltzIM'II"; (soon), '\...::.•.c_

j

as planta), ~ nabal. See IUf't4tan. [ ildal;'il,..

Sprout, grow.-To shoot forth Shortness, ~ ."., .)~\
eara (as com), viii naIad. Shortsighted, ~~ lad,.
Shoot, •. (twig, tcnder bmnch), V anflaltJr. Bhortaightednees, ~
/arf:! ~ gAum, V"~ gMr•• _ ~I hwa"...,..
Shop, •. c.=.:.ri
~ !la"ttl, I:JU,) Shortwinded, ahortbreathed, ~
tl.Ud" (plur. ~~,) tlddlf~). v-W1
tlaygai a"u/a,.
A. butcher's ahop, Y~I:J~,). Shot, ,. ~.) rami, ta,.A. Shot c.>
tldka" lauab. A wine shop, for fire-arms, V"1j _til.
Lj ~ mtiAauA. See Tavern. Shoulder, II. (of a man), ...Jz:;S litf.
The shoulders, &...il::...5'! altaf.
A banker's shop, '-'~l:Ji.)
tla.Ud" .a,.,.af. Having high or broad shoulders.
Shore,.A\J- L.. .illiil al baA,.. "';~\~.r taritlllliiIiIf.
Short, ~ !alt,.. See Little, Show, t7. (exhibit to view), "riJJ
small, narrow.-Short of stature, ,.aUlIl'; (to mako known), .;F'
.iiJ ~ ktulr al !aU. In a aAar. See Publish, proclaim.-
ahort time, ~~
Wll.
adequate), ~~U
munil"l.
fect.
jJ It laman
See Boon.-Bhort (not

See Defective, imper-

g. (to demonstrate), ~.r. btI,.AM.
See Prove.-(to explain), 'C.~
,Atz,.a.\ ; (to tell, teach), ~
t.al1tJm; (to appear, han! the
appearance of), ~ saAar.
Shorten, t7.";:; ~ ~ Show (supedlcial appearance), ~,..
kollar,
l amaltJ!lo !alt,.,.J a':. i ... .t..L..i
.a,.lIt, ~J fDajA, .u\:.i J:.a,6./1I1;
lamaltJAo m"talar, ~~ (pomp, magnificent spectacle),
l amaltJAo mUAtalat'. Bee Abbre- Ja:- IfIallltJr, ~ ..adGr (plur.
viate, abridge, to contract, lop. ..;'ua... mIIIdAw). See Likeness,
Shortened, .J~ mtdAItJIM'. semblance, phantom.
Shortlived,.r-!~ !aiit' tll t.umr, Shower, ••~ fIUIttw. See Rain.
"'~~ l6y.1, .j \i /ani. See Frail. Shower, t7. )a...J~ ,a,. ".atar. See
Shortly (in short), ..~ a - ...... Rain.
 SHU 901 SHU

Showery,)al mumti,.. See Rainy. ShutBe, ~. ~ l:AtUat. See Mix,

Showing, part. fiiw mramr. mingle.-To shu1B.e (tergiverse),
~hown, rUo
I4Mr, J,J'J"A fIt(J~. JJb. Mtoal, JWlatallal, ~
See Exhibited. tlltDtDoi. See Elude, shift oit-
Showy, sho\l'iRh, ~)# 1IIrfj. See (to trick), v..:.-gAtuA.
Elegant, splendid, brilliant, 08- ShuJlle, I. (mixture), bk;.. /WUt;
tentatioas. (an artifice), ~ Arlal, ¥
Shred, I. ~ iitlllt, AgO ., ',*"/01, kayd. See Triok, fraud.--{ter.
_lit.
f _

i~ See F"ment.- giversation), Jl,.1 lat.alhl. See

To shred, ~~~ kateat Subterfuge, shift.
hltat Deat· Shun, f1. ~)~ I iAeaaar mill.
Shrewd (crafty), ~~ l... 14}"l Shunned,~ ~ mvAtaurmi",li.
Alld. See Sly, cunning,-(ma- Shunnmg, part. ~ m_jla".l,
licious), ..r..r- ,Mrir. See Bad, .J~mvAtas.,.,~mvAtMnr.
dangeroas, painful. Shut, f1• .i... 1tUltl, J1.i glaW. To
Shrewdly (craftily). ~~ 6ikol shut up (confine), ~ Aabar.
ArlaA. See CIOBE', confine, block up.-To
[See Slyness.
Shrewdness (craftiness), ~ AIIaA. shut out, ~~ Aar(Jf1laM milt.
Shriek, f1 • .u.hJi tamal toaltotlltJt, Shut, part. "')..\-e mald.d, ~
~Ji t 01fUJ1 fl4Af6. murad, J~ magAld, ~~
Shriek, I• .u)J
totUtotUal, ~ mca.Ua.. See Imprisoned.
taahf6. See Cry. Shutter, I. (one who shuts), ~
Shrimp, I. (tlsh), ~~; ""/lydl,. mugAli"; (door), y~ 646.
Shrink, f1. (become contracted), ~ Shuttle, •. (weaving instrument),
J:m,.. To shrink (from danger), d~makkui.
~i~.J rtlj't latoard. Shy, k~\~l... IilMJ iAtty4t,
Shroud, I. (winding-sheet), ~ .J~ mwAlas"'. See Cautioas,
1:II/MI. To abroud, ~ 1:111-. wary.-(suspicioas)r t.J ftIIJMcJm,
Shrouded, ~ tmdalaJt. Ji'~ l... lilAilJ Ii"".
.Shudder, t1. ~ MJlld. See Quake, Shyness (unwillingness to be fa·
shake, .hiver. miliar, caution), y\ ~I
 8ID 902 BIG
,tMd. ,~\ inti1HJA. l,~\ 8eePleurisy.-Bothsides.~>tl
Mtiydt•.J~ Maa", \:-1tJ.vd. Bee tlttMtljln. ~~\ til j6.ltilHlp.
Timidity. reservedness. From side to side. J'~~~
Sibilant (hissing),.Ju-' ,tift". ~> min tMtlj iltI' i:J,,,tlJ.
Sibilation. See Hisa. Siege, ,. 'l"ts.-- ~d,.J'--
Sick, ~.re fltarld, ~ tlllll, ,..,a". To siege. See:Besiege.
~ ~fm. Sieve, ,. Jl.J~ gTtirlJal, ~
8icken, 91. (grow sick), ~~ ...,.Ifl,
fIt"uW,
~~.J\"" ,a" marld; (to make Sift. 91. JJ,.;i g_bal. ~ fIGlW.
sick). ~;. fJl4N'ad. ~~£l..i See Separate, examine, ky.
t 8lClWo fJIM'Id. Sifter, ,.JJ,;.. mtlflA..W.
Sickle. ,. ~ mtlflJcu. Sifted, JJ,;.. tlttIfIMr6al.
Sickliness, ~ tltItf. Bee Sick- Sigh, 91. ~~. See La-
netl8.-Sickly, ~ "rlf. Bee ment, mourn.-To sigh after.
Sick. JIJh.:.\ "AId} iJq,'. See De-
Siclmeu. ~~ ...,.ad, .tk tillat, sire.
~J tDfljtlf:.: See Diaeaae, dis- Sigh". ~ """tlt.
temper. Sight, ~ fIQIIJ,., ~ IHNat', ~
Side, ,. ~,;, tMaj (plur. ~~\ tap. Bee Eye, view. ahoW'.
alraj), ~6:-- ja,.ilJ, ~ spectacle, notice, knowledge.
J_(plur.y~jtf,.I1b.~~ Sighted,p~ loAofUlllW. [tifuL
jtlfl1an.l, y~ \ qjfl4b), ~ Sightly. ~ j ...ll. Bee Beau-
jtlAMt (plur. ~~ jtl11W.t). Sign". t\..:.\ ..1I4"at, i.l&. ttlla.
~ U fldA.yat. The right side, mtlt. Bee Token. wonder, miracle,
~\~> ttINj til yamin. The symbol, type,constellation,monu.
left side, .Jt....&\~> tMtlj til ment. memorial. - Signa and
,.,.. The outside of the hand, tokeDB, &.:.Jt,L:a~1,&.:.Jt..LI\ ,.,
~~ 14M til k4J. Near the taliiflt4t tDal"1I4,.at.
side, by the side, close to the Sign, 91. (mark), i.l&.Jt t.. . .

side, ~ jMb. A stitch in ttlliimtlt, ~ \..:.\ Jt f;.tIfMl iMdI-tJl.

th.aide,~\&.:.J\Jl4talj_, Signal, ,. ~L:.\ ,,14M, ~
 81G 8IL
,-..,. See Sign.-A IIignal ~ MtijIl. The evident sig-
with the eye, ~~ gMw.a1 ks:--:-J"'~ u!jat
nification,
t a".. ,arlMt. The aigniftcation of the
8ignal (eminent, memorable),)"":- words, rW\~ nal!jal til
..."Mar, ~~ lIad1t> jllU; 1I4.w. iCIl4",.
See Remarkable, oonspiCllOUS. Signifted (intimated)'r~ "'"t!-,
8ignalise, C/. (make eminent), ~ ";J"-" mae-fl./.
)"..:- ttl...uMo ......uar, ~\ Signify, •• (have a meaning), ~
aUtw. To signalize one's-Be1f, t-. -
(to intimate, make
'-ii~ \ M&Wr M/IIIM. knoWD),~ iWlIar, r~\~\
8ignally, )"..:-,~.f. lI"U1t1,jM,. tit'" "f:!4.., ~\ .war.
...,.uar. Signifying (having a meaning),
8ignature, \.A..\ tMa. The royal ...,;--IJ laAo fJlGt....., toIf"W
signature, C1l...6l-J\\.A..\ itndd fltGf:MU1I. See Signiflcant.-
tII8IIltdtl. (giving. notice), rl... flltltH",
8ignet, fD.- iMt.., ,jj..J\ ~I ~ ~ . Signifying
til HtItm til fltuldf. nothing, ~IJL.fllclWo...tWI'.
8ignifi cance, aigDiftcancy (meaning), Silence, '-=-'J-. nkGt, ~ .-aI,
~ fltGf;:.'la'. Bee Signification. '-=-',...- ",..a!.
--{importance), ~)J~ dura- 8ilence, C/. ~ 1fIiiaIt.
rtyfll. See Energy, force. Silent, ~\.., 1iJli1, ~l. """,,
8ignificant, significative (having a '-=-'~ NmGl. To be ailent,
meaning), ..;,-:-_ fltGttltlfDf, ~ 1IJifI1, ~ ,.",at. A
~IJ lfITto IMtM'; (important, silent maD, rUl\J-:J-i iGlll
momentous), ~ fit........, rj~ til ifIl4...-:Be silent, ~I
IaN. tIdut.
8igni fi oautly (with fene of expres- Silently, '-=-'1-J4 lIiiol "'""
Ron), ~\i;';J411tMlI11.tDal ~ lIiIIIml.

caMatWI'· Silk'..I-r lttIrIr. Sewing IiIk,

8ipifl~n, ~ fJlGtM', ..;~ u,~rJ~;-!.~ AMir
or \,.,. /_a, ~~ l iidrflt, ...... lil iMgcJIM, J~..I-~
 SIM 904 SIM

Am,. mafeal. Raw silk, j-i Ia. flIuAahtJ1ltJe. See Resemblance,

Unspun silk, j-i Ia. Plain silk, likeness, equality, 88Dlen088.
• .>\"'~.T"" Mri,. ,Ildd. Simile". ~ ttJ1ItII1, ~ wuM,
Silk, silken'.J!.r Mri,.. A silk ~ ttJI,UIA. See Compariaon.

garment,.fl~~~ hadliA Mrir. Simony, \e.i.u~~.u\~ Mft:

Silk mercer,'• ..;~~ Aarllyrl. tItltlf. iil _iy4. [Smile.
Silkworm, ~~\oJJoJ flu IIlMrir. Simper, ,. ~ ~.~ Bee
Sillily, iJ~~ Mlwl glaaMwae, Simille (not compound), ~~~
~.t.;t ..ra~ hilwl IGiAilltJe glaayr flIwai1:tJ1J, ~ HIIe;
ttJil. (single), ~ .ulrtJd; (plain),
Silliness, ~ii\.roo IIJ1a&Illae ttJil, 'oJ\'" ,dtla; (artless, unskilfnl,
iJ~ glaahli.wae, ~r~ ttJtltJm weak: in understanding), ~
ttJil. Bee Stupidity, folly. ja.\\ ,alAlf III tail; (harmless,
Silly, ja.\\~ wAif III tIJil. undesigning), ~ HIIe, ~oJL.
See Fooliah, trifling; harmle88, ,Uij. See Innocent, guileless.
simple, weak, he1pleBB.-Silly- Simple, ,. (in botany), o.::.J~ Midi.
how. See Membrane which en- See Herb.-8imples, ~LJ\:-i
velopes the child in the womb. fItI1Jdeae. The knowledge of sim-
Silver, ~ ladtlfIA. A silver mine, ples, ~\j~\rL: t"'"
GlUIG-
~\:J~ fItIIela,. latltlfsA. ialai. To simple or gather sim-
Qnick-silver, ~j ughd. ples, ~U~ ~ j(Jfltllf: Midtdl.
Silver, (cover or ornament with Simpleton, ,.
fl. htJAlvl, ~ J.k
silver), ~~j-b tale,' hil ~\ ,fliAlf al [ail. See Fool,
latltlfsA. [,dyag". tri1ler.
Silversmith (or goldsmith), ,. ~~ Simplicity (plaiDnesa, without cun-
Silt'ered, silvery, ~ mtlltMldatl. ning or deceit), il,~ _alai;
Similar, ~ mul, ~I...... mtImIi.Iil, (without abatrnseD888), ~,~
~ \..t... mullah;,\, ~ fIaIlr. See IIMldjtJI; (without finery), r~

Like. ~j tatlafll stlltJl; ( weaJme.,

Similarity, similitude, illl...... mflo silliness), ~r~ t atl4fl1 tail.
md,tJltJe, ~ ea.Aifll, ~ I..:.... Affecting, 888uming the air of
 SIN SIN

simplicity, ~~~J.i f:amtll since, ~~ ..i" WI, l"!..u~

ltillalto g,""AIm. ..i" Wlm, "'l...u.- ..~".
Simply (without experience), ~~ Sincere, J.3\.., 'ildii, voal\> IAalil,
w\s\..\ Tn tlldtJ.. i..tiM,.; (with- ~\~ ,tilt.. al Wb. See
out artiflce), J~ ~~ 1Ji \ HODeBt.-(unmixed), ~\.., ,afl.
~m iAtigal; (foolishly), ~~ See Pure. - A sincere heart,
~ 1Ji ttula.. tail; (solely, ~u,~ W t4Mr. See Sin-
merely), hii f4lr8t, "'Wh,. ..IIt- cerity.
laA:a_, JibJ\ J.=
ttJla' til itlili. Sincerely, .£i\~~ biiol ltJddiat,
See Entirely.~ without ad- iii);.... J!.! biiol ltaiUat, J~4
dition), r.3~~~ ...,. gMgr bil fttli, ~k 'J!.! biiol i"Ald"
a,4IlaA. ~k~~J~\~~ TngAdyat
Simulation, ~) riga, r~~ mtI- GlNi wal ima..
rayaA. See DissimulatioD, hy- Sincerity, .w\~ ,addiat, J~
pocrisy. fttl1&, ~l>. \ iiAld" r\.;~ flIU-
SimultaDeollB (acting together), .3.} ,aftA.
~J fard wait; (existing to· Sinew, ,. ~ ttlltlb, J:-. babl,
gether), 4:J\';~ fIWd lI4t. (}i\-!\J:-. WI til t atii, J:-.
SiD, ~ Uoiltiyat. See Wicked- t!;.)l\ WI tlllirilt. See TeDdoD,
nelll, crime, fault.-8ins, ~Lb;.. muacle.-8inewa, y~\ at,ab.
IUtatdy4. Small or venial sins, Sinewed, sinewy, y~ flIGe
~.r~\k:;.. lAatagil ttWtMliyaA. ,abo See Strong, muscular.
A mortal sin, ~~ 1&Aatigat Sinful, if\> IAdtl, ~ mv-
mtmIltd. Original sin, ~\ IAatti. See Wicked, impiollB.
~~\ tIl1&Aatigat til allilat. Sinfully, A H h >J.J'?'JL! ln1:o1
Sin, ~ \ dAtIl', ~~)
fl. ,Nwri" wa kAatigaA.'"
~ iAatigat. Sinfulnell8, w\hsl\.tlL>. Adlat til
Since (seeing that), "'~ MlM'MI, IAatagil. See SiD.
w\~~ ....,. Mg' MI, ~ Sing, fl. ~ gMn,..'; (in church),
Ii",.; (from that time), ~\.;~ 6-'
Ji,; rattal, ,lIibaA. To sing a
~)I ..m sai al wait. Long funeral dirge, ~,; rtJIQ'. To Bing
 SIN 906 SIS

to anyone in deriaion, 4-1.;;.&. SiniMer (left), JW dt.dl j (W,

...
'~ g~' Wto IMM__
.
UDfair), ~ MM, -e.'l..~.
. Singer, ,. ~ • .,MuI. A ,""".alii. See Diabonest,
fema1esinger,~"",M""M. iDiquitoue, penene j UDlacky.
Singing, ,. l:.i gAirtil. See Song. Siniatronaly. See Unlaokily, per-
I ) venely.
Single, "li IIWCI (plur. .>Y «frill, Sink, fl. (in water), ~ glatA ;
.b-~ U1iJAil, .>.,a.. mufrlll. See (to ClU1I8 to sink under water),
Simple.-(individual), ~~ vJ:ui gTt.Utaj (to penetrate,
tJI4Ik.ViI. A single penon (an enter),.w ..1M. To sink a
individual), .b-~~,WAf ship, ~.".~gMrrtli. .W.
tIIil.Ail j (an unmarried penon), Bee Shipwreok.-To sink (u a
y.r'tJtw . See Bachelor. ship), ~ glttJrd. To sink a
Singly,'I~'\.,~"'; IM'tltI·IMtI.., mine, ~ u.W. To aink
'I.b-~'I~~ fDaltiflo. U1iJAido... (suppress, conoeal),~, a.Ufit'.
Singular, .>";'" _"frlll, ~ ~ wAil, Sinleu, ~'c.:r".j.l. iarf • • III
¥-J tlltJlal. See Single.--(un- 1lttJtig41.
common, raze), .J.,)U tId_, ~~ Sinner". ~\&.. -UiJtI.
bafll t· Anything singular or Sip, fl. ~ JIttJI. [ MHi.
rare,~~ btJtllt:M,'!J'>U rtill",lIA. Siphon". ~~ itJIdlHd, y~'
See Rarity.-The singular num- Sir, ~,~~ ,4 i.UtIIdj.....
her (in grammar), .>";'" fIItIfra.fl· Siren, , . .A'~ bMl til MAr.
SiDgalarity, i'»'J UNWlat, ~ I~ Siriua, }~,~ Wi al jIIDd,.,
Jtriil.• .,.t,
.,)~, ittJWdlj (peou- ""~ -t".'. See Dog......
liarity), ~~ ~"tJt. Sirup, ~ra dGrW. Sirupe,
Singularize, fl. ~~ tGtllClWo c.:.J4!r- dMtJJcU. A ma~ 01
"'a.fl, ~~ .."."..1... airupe, ~4~ ~,
Singularly, .>";",~.H ~li. Bisfier".~I...w,ii"··MdI",
. . .". See SiDgly.--(unoom- W'1fe'uiater, r-l'~ .h1t'-t
monly, ~,~Y.
) ......,~I.
1.;._;1. • -.Jr
; - •.•• 'I.·
- _.L'
- ...w --.;M,'
l4!116· (bIother'a wife), el' i~' ...,...,
 SIZ 907 SKI
III MA. A foster.Biater, ~J nous matter, ~ lautIk, '-i;&.
radltaA. gluwrfl' • See Glue.
Sisterly, ~)IJ:.,.. .ill til ..w. Sceptic, ,. (one who doubts of every-
Sit, tI. ~ J'"
oMi ltattMl. To thing), UNr'r-e f1ItIItIUJlJIWiI.
cause or order to sit, ~ \ tfila&. Sceptical (full of doubt), U""'.J..=J
To sit in the middle,h..t) IJ~ W/JIUJGII. Scepticism, V.\r'J
jo.ltl4 /I til wtJMt. To sit oppo- W/JIUJa,.
site, J! \i..~ jala& muidbil. Sketch, ,. (. rough draft, int plan),
To sit down together, ~~oMi l..,j.- tntllfltDtINIClfIA.
"tallll lMQa. Skilful,)a\:. Iltillir,..r'L. miJW,
Sitter, ,. vJ~ jalil. [latill. J.ib. lIasi!. See KDowing, in-
Sitting, pare. vJ ~ j4lil, .,),,£: \i telligent, expert.
Situate, situated, t.~". f1UItI111iit· Skilfully, 4,j~J.}-~~ 6Kol
Situation (Place), l:J lL. mala., ,WaNe wa fItfIt"!aA.
Js:-'- mallall, ~".. f1UItI1tUJt Skilfulness, akill, ~\h.:. i'l4Idr.II,
(plur. ~",... fltaUJallity; (state, rk tilm, 4,j..,- fItfIr!'!fllI, ~~
condition), Jt.. lIdl,.Dt.. lIdlae. .tiMNt. See Dexterity, know·
Six, ;:""" lietoe. ledge.
Sixteen, ~i....:.- ,ittat tlJl!lar. Skilled. See Skilful. - Skilled
Sixteenth~UN..,L,allil t'uluw. in the management of a1Fairs,
Sixth, V'..,L ,atlil. A sixth part, ft.l:iJ't~~~\""d1Mb Ujriiat
V-~ 1WlI. Sixthly, 'L..,L ."fI tall1f,..

,dtlila•• Skin, ~ jild (plur.,J~ julfUl),

Sixtieth, 1;)':- ,ittll., l;]!?-' lim•• ~ iii"". See Hide, husk, bark,
Sixty, l;]!?-' litt'•. membrane, leather. [.ituluw.
Size,)~.uUar'J..ulttMltw. See Skin tt. (alay,peel), 1fIld1I,~ t'
Form, magnitude, bulk. Skinned, t.}- fIt/JIldll, J~
Size (viscous substance), ~.r' fItfI},II11,.•
..... See Glue. Skinner, ,. ~..,~ julctlf•
Size, f7. (measure), UN\; Ia,. See Skinning,,,..,.,. (L Idli.U; I.~
me&81l1"e.-(to cover with glnti- IIJIlfiA. t' ,Mklt.
 SLA 908 SLA

S..· . h,
..trolla tl. I
y)~ .. - SIanderoualy, ~J~'J'! ltiW
11",.-1., I~U
V"

I4W. Bee Fight. iftirii. toG Mllllmat.

Slrlrmiah, I. ilJ\i.. flMlidltlltJl. Slash, I. (wound, cut), !at::: r:hi
Skirt, ""'~.,) da,l, )'d itMt4r. Bee To aIaah, ~ ia"t. Slaahed,
Border, edge, margin. [Soull. ~ \, ii·.. ....tit.. See Cat,
S1mll, I. ~ jfImj_..
Bee wounded.
Sky, G. \ - , IaIJId, ~ lalM. See Slave, ¥ tahtl, d~ .....Jtil.
Air, hoaven.-A serene sky, \-, See Servaut.-A female alave,
~ \.., Nm4 IdM. Sky-colored, ; ¥ laUcd. See Kaid-aervant.
'-JJ\-, IamalDl. 8eo Azure. A alave-merchant, ~~ ~ t.
Slab, I. 'C.1 lIJUIlt. A marble alab, lIaWdt t alJll, ~r~ ,aa,,'i.
,;4,;4'C.1 law! WInIIGr. Slaver, J!.J' rU, J~ 6uGi or
Slack, fl. slacken (loosen), J>-
J~ lIU1dl:, J~ hadi. See
1uI1l; (to grow leu teDBe), ~\ Spittle.
iWl; (to become remiss), ji\ai Slaver, fl. ~ ~.
tagluJlfIl. See Relllx, languish,
Slavery, ~.,)r f:tllIutliytrl, JU.r-'
fail, flag; ease, relieve, mitigate.
illwid!. See Servitude.
Slack (not tense or compact), J~
Slaughter, j::i iatl.
fIUJ1all1l; (remiss), jitJ: gAajU.
Slaughter, f1. (kill), j::i i4W; (kill
See Careleee.-8lackueu. ~
animals for food), t='.i uW.
talalfl, J> Aall. See Remiss-
To kill, alay. Bee Butchery.
ness, negligence. [~til.
Slaughter-house, I. .w l:;..y~
Slain, J~ mait11l, J . ij ' ..
Slake, f1. J> Aall. See Quench,
iaudll l:1adMA, t-
fIItIIldA.
Slaviah, J::l.i 1IIlI1, ~ WIt".
slacken. [See Revile.
See Servile, mean.
Slander, fl. ~ ~ f!'W ah ttUa'.
Slander, ~ fIaIlIlfIIGla. Bee Slaviahly, 1Ith.;:i>.. t..f-? ~t-
Calumny, reproach. Wlr. [Keann...
Slanderer, I. alanderous, ..;~ Slaviahnetlll, ~LL- Weirtlt. See
mtlfttwl, ~ mut1i... See Slay, fl. j::i l:aW. &>e Kill,
Calumniator, reproachful. butcher, murdt'r.-A slayer, ""uli
 SLE 909
kalil. See Killer, murderer, Slender (slim), ~ tlaeJ,~
butcher. naklf (plur. .....;~ MAil/), <..hi.. .
Sleek, ~ mffilf, J~ tnaskal. rakik. See Thin, small, weak:.
See Smooth, glossy. Slenderly, .u~ binaAil/at, iJli~
Sleek, 11. J':" jala', Ji.;, 1tJia1. bitlandtoat. See Slightly, meanly.
Sleep, 11. rli nam, .)j.J raW. To Slenderness, ~~ Mila/at, .t.i.J
eaul8 to sleep, rF flll!lYam. To riUat.
feign sleep, ~li.dl>-Ji tamtU Slice, ,. ~ kittall, ,AarAaA I.:..r-
MltIAo nayim. To sleep upon the
(plur. ~~.r- ,AarAilt. A slioo
back, ~~rL;
tla/wiAi.
nam tala'
of meat, ~k...r- ..Aat ~.
Sleep, ri MfDfIt, ")\:;.J nU:dd. To
Slice, tI. ~~..r-4:,)~ ;:.t:-h-i
kattaf:. ,AarAilt ,AarAilt. See Cut,
rouse from sleep, ryll~r\:;
Divide.
!dm mi" Mlnatom. See Awake,
rouse.-To awake from sleep,
Slide, fl. ul-.J tal/lAW, ~j uW.
See Slip. To fall when sliding
ryll~V;j/a"tJ1& min anMtom.
Sleeper, ,. t!li nayim (fem. .i:..tli
on the ice, vJj uIak.

ffilyimat).
Slide, ,. (slippery puaage), ill;.
maslakak. A slider on the ice,
Sleepily, r:!WI~ mill annayim.
See Lazily, stupidly. jr.ll~vJ~ mutasallik lala'
aUlll.
Sleepiness, ~ MltJI. See
Drowsiness. [See Wakeful. Slight (inconsiderable). l,;)J") daft,

Sleepless, J?U fayik, \:J w.J kalkd". ~ "alii, ;:W ,agkir. See

Sleepy, \:J\...,N nat,an. Small, superficial, tri1ling, worth-

Sleeping, part. r:!li nayim. le88.-< weak, unimportant, with-

Sleeve, ,. f .fllm (plur. r~1 out force or effect), ~ datlf;
&bWm). Sleeved, r~IAl /alto (thin), ~) rakf", ~\.i natim.
aimam. Sleeveless, r~I ~l. Slightailk, ~li.J!';- Aarirffillim.
malalw ahnam. Slight paper, ~.JJJJ to.,.ak
Sleight (artifice) ~ AilaA; (art), rail".
~ "'''tak. See Skill. Slight (contempt, neglect), .D ~\
69
 SLI 910 SLO

iltiiut, ~ '.ii> Aakarat. SeeScom, slip of the foot, r~iiJ) ulltd

BuperciliouBne88. luulam. A slip of the pen, Jf""
Slight, tI. ~lJb'J.i tamal iladut, r: 'all'll WMn. A slip of the
?-\ ilatalt:ar. See Despise, tongue, ~l.JJ'~~W1\-*,_ii
neglect.-Slighted, ~~ muMli. al 'IIIti,. mi,. al ' '411. A slip
Slighting, part. ~ mdll. (mistake),,~ ,d11, \k>. Data,
Sligbtingly,.tjlJb\~hikoliAduh, JJj ulal. See Error, fault.-
...' \a::- ~ hi illtiiar, r ~,~ hila A slip cut Of' tom from the main
tlttirilm. trunk of a tree, rU l:altutt.
Slighter, I. ~ m.,AIIi. Slipper, ,. l.f,.:~ idhAll.
Slightly (without force or strength), Slipperiness, iiJr fIItJaWtIt.
ij..;~ Mid kuwat. See Weakly. Slippery, ~ nalil, ulk, JJj oJ)
-(negligently), J\.u'~ hikol salal. A slippery place, iiJ..;..
lAmal. mtJIWat.
Slightness';~\r~ laaamalkuwat, Slit, tI. ,W, u-:.
falaJ:. See vU
iJ \:;.) rakM,wat. See Weakne88, Split.-A slit, ~ .lil:. -see
thinne88.-(want of attention), Split) rent, tear, cut.
J\.u\ iAmal. See Negligence. Slope, tI. (be oblique), JL. -1,
Sling, ,. (for throwing atones), t.1A.. ~ \ wah; (to make oblique),
mtlklil t ; (a hanging bandage for ~ L.4.l.i tamaldo ma,il, 4
a broken arm, etc.), ~ ku: t"tihat; ~ t~ mlMltlJ. See
(8 throw, stroke), ~J rami, Slant.
Y~ darh. Slope, sloping, I. ),.).>. Aatlii,.. See
Sling, 0. t.u.J~y..ri daralJ hil Declivity, obliquenelll.-8lopiDg,
mtlkWt, ~J rama'. See Throw, o.ilj'. ~.,6- Mtiit, ~L. -,il.
cast. ~ mMI4I6, )~ . .-
Slip, tI. (Blide), ~j saW. See MiIir. See Oblique, a&eep.-
Slide; to fall. - (to omit or Slope, elopewiee, alopingly,
oeglect), *J¥ tarnal 'aku, ~\.....Qj W. hi tMtl4hi1. See
",..

Ji\ij taglliifal, ~ fll8i.

. . Slantingly.
Rlip, a. .uj sallat, Jl) salal. A Sloth, e1othfulneea, JL,t\ .It.al,
 1
SLU 911 SLY

\".~ hIIal, ~,~ taMlCNlI. See Sluggard, I. l,;)W hIIldn, ~L,

Lazinetl8, idlene88. J\..'\ ,illu} illmill, J...\(;... ..1IIa-
Slothful, l,;)'\~ ..tltGluJtDin, ~W lui,".
iMliln, J....e.t. ..dm.1, l..~ Sluggish, J...\(;... mutal4ltl, J:.-3
ttmhtIl. See Indolent, lazy, slug- • tanlJal, y.r-J\~ lJtltlalflltllA-
gish, alow.-Slothfully, ~ ralJ, l,;)W hlllan, ~W _-
l,;)JleJJj-S: lJt101 !alaI IDa tao lanala. See Lazy, alow, slothful,
luJIDtIII.A slothful man, ~ L, . d0 1ent, 1·elle, dull.
m
J\..'\ 14/KlJ iAflIdl, ~ ia,ldfl. Sluggishly, J\..'~.. ~~ lJt101
See Sluggard. [W4. _ali,. IDa iAmdl. See Slowly,
Sloven, alouch, ,. ~ glullfs, ~
lazily.
Slovenliness, ~~ glttllilsat, (t.).&. Sluggishness, ~ hIIal, J\.u\
~\Y f:aNm wid/at. ,.....
iAmdl, J...~ taJ:ilItd. See Sloth,
Slovenly, tItlj. ~ gWl,,; (adfI.), 1_~_
.o.wr;wess, slowness.
~\Y (t~ 'lJi tala.. laid/at.
Slumber, ,. ~ .atfJI, (ti JI(JfDflI.
Slough, , • .LL..J IDaMlat. See
See Sleep.
Puddle, marsh. Sl
~\ umber, t7. ~ "'til. Bee Sleep.
Slow, is'~I ~ lJatl ·al Atwdilt;
(to anger): J\JI~"k taroll til Slur, I. (slightdiagrace) ~ tayh,
~ haittlA. See Blot, stain.-
lJdl; (not quick or prompt), ~.).&.
I" To cut a slur, ~ taWtlh,
"rJ\ f:adlm/IIIIWttJA. SeeLazy, 4.P'>
tarfJIh. To alnr, &eiJi
aluggish, slothful, dnll, inactive,
dilatory.
., .,. .
Slowly, ~F-~ mi.
tc;_A, Jt..j.&. lal4' flItIAl.
g. ~ ttlfllal /Ili taglJ.
Stain, soil, calumniate.

Slu~ess, {"J IDlHtJkA.

8lownC88, ~..r..:H(t~ ttJtUJm fJI- Sly, }~.. makkdr, J~ mUtill,
See

"'tll1, ~\ ilia, ~ 1NJtu. See t.\l:o.. lWMldtl t · See CnnniDg.

Sluggishness, dilatoriness, pro- Slyly, JY:-~.. ~.».J'-! lJiA:ol
cl'88tination, dulness, deliberation. Uiddti. IDa iltiyill, ~~
Slubber, t7. (do anything cuelessly !Jilwl hllah. To act slyly, J\:-I
or inelegantly), ~\ am..al. ~ ilttal tala'.
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Slyness (designing artifice), J~ \ SmaragdiD(', l.j~.;4j IUmUfTftlf.

iAttgal. ~ Allah. See Cunning. Smart, .,l>- Md. See Sharp, acid.
Smack. o. (have the taste of). Jl.. pUDgt'nt j quick. active.-(acu~

J\ mdl ila·. ~\ ..tateR,.• of mind}, J",)\... Mdik. See

.).l.:...,\ "t.. See Savor.-(to Witty. brisk. lively.
kiss). ~ majd. Smart (pain), ~J wq;fli:.' r=-glltzm.
Smack. ,. (taste). i~ ltJuat. See See Pain.-A smart.fellow,~;;
Savor, flavor-(with the lips), 1Mif.
~ ma;",at. See Kiss. - A Smartly, ~.,\...~ biJ:ol Mtldtyat.
smack with the hand. ~ kaf. See Sharply. briskly, vigorously.
Smack (a small ship),~~~ Smartness, \S'''; said, .t...~ jMdMlt,
mtWW ,agAlr. See Ship. .i; ~ sartijat. See Livelinell8,
Small,;:iw ragMr. ~ kalli. See quickness, brisknell8.
Little. minute. petty. few. slender. Smatter, fl. (have a slight imperfect
weak.-Small in quantity, ~ knowledge)• ..r-i1.i.J"W~'-.i.r
.,~\ !calli al tad4tl. A small .u..\S' i:.tWflj fIIM"y miltrijGll,.
quantity, ~~ ,Ay kalli. See kiimU4A; (to talk superficially 01"
Little, particle, quantity.-Small ignorantly) .w~~~~
of stature, i..W~ hufr al takallam min gMyr ...trijllt.
kdmat• .aj~ iallr al kad. Smell, o. (to have or dift'lI88 a
Great and small. ).w,}~ kwar smell). 4:1.ts:~41 WID rii,u.at
lOa ,ighar. To make small. ~ ttlyibflt. See Soent, perfume.-
,agltgAir. To be small. ;:iw.J'w. (to perceive by the nose), ~
,iir 'agAlr. ,Aamm. To smell (any design).
Smaller. ~\ algioM'. Smallest. J.:;....\ .,ltJda".. See Suspect.
I
~)\ al fUgllar. ClHl..",.u\ Smell (power of smelliDg), iF
algAM' mdyakun. See Least. i..W\ kuWflt ~\ aiM"'''''.
Small-pox. '"':i.J.J.:>; J"tJdMi. Seized fUMAam; (odor). k.:::!; rdyiW,
with the small-pox• .J~ .
~tlb.
r-l:. ,Ad....
~

.mujaddir. Smeller, ,.
Smallness. ",.it.. ,ighr Smelt. ~ m"'ltlam.
I
 SMI !H3 SlIO
Smelt, fl. (melt metals), ~ Smoke, l,;)t>..) tlukWan. Of the
~.)t.... lakall matatlin. See Helt. color of smokt', ~t>..) tlukUMnl.
-A Smelter, yj..t... mfltlaUJtD1'lI Flame without smoke, }:.l\~W
Smile, fl. ~ tillI~II4Jn. To smile I;'d" a"nd,.. The smoke of a
at ironically, (? tilhlllM. A furnace, tluJ:1a1W'l"
l,;),}J\l,;)t:;...)

smile, ~ WallUm, r~\ til lum. A vent for letting out

illtudm. Smiling, PM't. ~ smoke, ~ ~ mtltlkMUA. The
mutalJauim. Smilingly, ~ being troubled with smoke,
~ lJikol Walltlm. ~~ tatlakUMn.
Smite, fl. yri tltwall. See Strike, Smoke, fl. (send forth smoke),
beat.-(to kill, f. tlJ, J:.i hltili. ~.,) d4kAkAan j (to dry l1esb.
See Blast, destroy, aftlict.-(to etc. in smoke), ~~~ oJ

collide), r.)~ 'dd4m. See Duh. d4UiM" katlftl. To smoke to-

Smiter, I. y) L; tlanll. bacco, -=.J \>..,)y,;-:, ,"u,.lI tluk"-
Smitten, YJ~ mWill. Smitten kAdn j (to smell or find out),
with love, l,;)~ mafia". To ~\ ;,talMm, ~V-- !la'
be smitten with love, l,;)~.J~ f..ala'.
la,. "'fia". Smoked, ~ ol._.. matlakM.;luln.
Smith, •. (especially a blacksmith), Smoked l1eah, ~..v 1atlftl. To be
.)\~ luMJtlatl. .A locksmith, smoked, ~.),j tadakAkAan.
JUi hlifiil. A smith that shoes Smokeless, ~\>..J~l.. ma 11M
horses,.J~ lIftd,.. See Farrier. tl~".
-A goldsmith, 8t- layig" Smok.er, ,. (of tobacco), ~;:.
(plur. t~ liydgA). A copper- ~~.,) llitWr'" dukkUiln.
smith, V'ts=- MMiJI. A gun- Smoking, pa,.t.~..t... mudakM.;kin.
smith, ~ jalmul/gl, Smoky,~..t... l1uuJakAkAan, ~
t.J~)y, lIatoarftlf. A smith's l,;) \>..,) tatmtltillw tluJ:AkAiln.

foroeps, ~ l.! ummii.IM. See Smooth (polished, gl086y), J~

Foroeps.-A smith's hammer, f1I(JIJkal, ~ mujtl1la'• See
I.i)z.. fIUItrakll. [til luMJtlatl. Sleck.-(not rough or unequal on
Smith's shop, I • .)\:il., \~\S'.,) tluUdn the surface), ..j~ mulJtlltof,
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vJ...'''''. See Level.- suddenly), ~ WafA. See

(mild, adulatory), ~~ Snatch.-To snap the fingers,
flttMWtlis; (polite), ~> IIrfJ ~,",,\r}.} JfWiat CIIalJlttlM.
(fem. ~> urlJtlt), ~ latf/ Snappish, ~~\,J\... ltif4 III . . . .
(fem. ~ latf/tIt). Smooth to See Peeriah.
the palate, ~~ las". See Snappishly, Jlc;.JI.L~ lJidMo4-
Palatable. - - Smooth - tongued, ,at til aJ0lilk. See Peeriahly.
~ Jadla. See Eloquent. Snappishness. See Peeviahne.B.
Smooth, II. r jtll4', ""'~ ,aW. Snare, ,. ~ JdA. See Noose, gin.
.,
See Polish.-<to make level), Snare, II. t~..:.s:-.. ".,.ln1 JtMIt.
t'- ~ ttlmtlltl1lo mtlltlUaA;
Snatch, ~ AaN".
(to mollify, soften), J="-j~ Snatch, II. Uh>- lWIUj, ~
t:tImtIlaAo ,.tI.Ua. ~ &1.i t amaltllw WalA. See Seize.-To snatch
ltIg,itc. greedily (as a starving man),
Smoothness (polish), J~ lllial,
~.w.d.

r
~ jild; (evenness of surface),
Snatched, ~~ fIUIAHd.
(gentleness of Snatcher, ,. ~~ Minii.
taltlttuA;
speech), i.- ~ Ja,4/w.t; (gen-
Snatching, ptIrl. ~ A4iniA. a
tleness of manners), ii\bllatilJat,
Sneak,~. (creep aliIy), ~j I4A4J;
iiI); saraJtIt. [Struck.
(to behave with meanness or ser-
Smote, YJ~ mtJdI'GlJ. See
vility), ~\b.~J-!,lj tasallal
Smother, II. ~ kMnd. See
bikol Aaid,.tlt.
Snft'ocate.-To smother or be
smothered, ~, tit.UtMaot.
Sneak, ,. tlaAl. J..J
Snack, ~ "."ala. See Share, Sneaking, adj. (mean, servile, abject)
portion. ~ WI", ..j..J tla.I, J=I"; 1tJlt1.
Snail, ,. ~J~ NUailft. See Slariah.-(niggardly), ~
Snake, ,. ~ 114"..
See Serpent. WAil. Bee Avaricioua.
Snap, II. ~ hila,.. See Break.- Sneakingly (meanly), ;:i-.. t~
(to be broken),~, ",I:MM; lJill4HClf.:'" WI,.. Sneakingneea,
(to bite), v4': f.:ad; (to catch ~\b. Aakdrat. See Keann-.-
 SNU 915 SOB
(niggardliness), eLL.....>. l1uJI48al, bantul', k,,- 14t111. The muff
~ IGmtIt. See A variee. of a candle, ~\V"~ rd,
Sneer, f1. ~~\ .,t.aAu'. See al JatfUfA.
Ridicule. Snuff', f1. (a candle)J ~\~)
Sneer, •. sneering, :).s:~\ .,tiltsa karad al JtJI'laA.
t'""" See Ridicule, derision. SnufF-box, ,. k"....~ tul1HJt 'Ut111.
Sneerer,•• ~..iF-- ;,....w.,,~ \..: Snuff'ers, d. II ....:J\viI~ mikrdtl
tId".Ie. cuA8AtJlnttJA.
Snooze, t1. (as men), ~ talal. BnuftlsJ f1. (speak through thenosc),
Sneeze or snoozing, •. ~ rallat, ~ IAtJnlAa".
One who sneezes, v..k~ tat.,. So (in like manner), t~ 6ilttJwt,
Snoozing, ptwt. ~~ tati•. t,:J\\ ~ bi1laaii tJfllttJfDt; (in
Snigger, snicker, f1. See Laugh, this manner), \ili w-i; (so
laugh at. that), l.:J\t~ bifllltOt tmJ .j-
Snip, f1. (cut with scissors), Jd !latta', l.:J\~ tala' afl. So so
lfU.. See Cut.-A. snip (cut), (indifFerentiy), J~#~y.
~ kalat; (a small piece), .wu hiuJajlin lnuttadil, h....r- mula-
kittal. See Sbare. -To go suips, fDfU'". So and so (in this
~.d.J \.., .ar uilw A.,I4A. See manner), I.»,\.»' kald fDa kastl.
Partake. Mr. so and so (a man), .)J Jsla,..
Snite, f1. (blow the nOl8), hs-e Soak, f1. (macerate), ~ nakat .
flIQiMi. See N 018. To soak in, t:4 halat·
Snivel, kls:" mdAciI. See )fuoua. Soaked, t.,a:...
mIIIIktl~ A vessel
Snore, f1• .J:.~ ,AaleMr. in which anything is llOIlked J
Snot (mucus)J b~ ".."Qal. ~ mtmkat . [~y,\'" ,tIhfJ.nf.
Snow, (! lalj (plur. if lulfJ.j). Soap, l.:JYo\'" '4hfJ.". A soap boiler,
SnoW'J (:.J\'" ,4r Ialj.
f1. Sob, f1. ~ IattalWMJ.
SnoWYJ ~ ...Uij. Sob, ,. ~ la"aMutl. See Sigh.
SnoW'-cellarJ •• ~ malltfjtlt. Sober (temperate), J-S'~\~j
Snub, f1. See Check, reprimand. y,r:J~ III1lftl til aiel fDfUMAtwb ;
Snd (powdered tobacco), ~i.J. (not intoxicated), ~I." ,aA,.
 916 SOJ
~~ felllperate, abstemious, regn- Sodom (city of Lot), r'.J..o ,ai"..
M-; • grave, serious, calm. Sodomia, .u,,} lMDcIttIt. Sodo-
~, c/. y.fJ~JS'~\..~~)4.-L.i mit&, k~ latt1to4t, ~, lilll.
t. .alalw uAld al ald toalMAwi. Sofa, I. ~ _1_.
To become sober, JS"\~))~ Soft (not hard), ~\i II4tim. Soft
y ~\, lar sdld al ail to4l1- ground, J... ,ald.
Ikwi. Soft,"'~JJ rQ/I)aydall. See Softly.
Soberly, y.fJ~JS'~~J"'~::'~'~ Soften, C/. (make 110ft), ~ laJlIa..,
lItUl ittUldI l1il .Il IDMMAwi, ~ 6li tamtJ!a!w Ion;"; to be-
~\;.j~ lJikol mattlA. See come less hard), ~ tMa,lIa••
Temperately. ~J~ ,ar laygin.
Soberness,sobriety,y.rJ~JS'~\.uj Softener, 8. (any thing which
suAtl al ail toMMAwi, LL:-i softens), ~ mlllfJ.nin.
kalldtat. See Temperance; calm- Softness, i...ycj MtlllMt, ~~
ness. la,lafl4t. Sec Mildness, meekness,
Sociable, social, ~_ '--- flllllilAiiJ, civility, effeminacy, pusillani-
"'~J raft"· See Friendly.-A mity.
social meeting, ~ tlltJj1". Soho, ~ yil.
Sociably, ~~ iikolltlM.t. Soil, C/. ~ Mjja" ~'" tltIfI,..,.
Socialness, .uJ\ fIllat, ~ t "Arlit, See Pollute, defile, contaminate,
~ mu1ul1Ji.t, -.;J-j\ ;tt.7al, sully, stain; aUo to dung, manaze.
"'~\ ;ttWid. Soil (ground, earth), ~) .-d;
Society, ~ ItIMat, 4:--'---
mu· (land, country), ~) Md, ~
lilMiat, U).~.... mlllkardat, Hlad (plur. "'~ iildll), J~'"
.u~ "'",rilMt, .u.ro ,kurkat, di,lilr. See Country, region.
i....i'..,-. mtuDilflGlat, ~ I.A.. mu- Sojourn, C/. (dwell any where for a

tadarllt. See Company, part- time), r\A:..." iltaidm. A IIOjourn

nership, union.-A religious so. (temporary residence), J..;-:..-
ciety, ~.i.. flltllMi, ~\l:, ta- fIUIIISIIl, J.- fllGlka... .A. s0-
lIifat. journer, .JL.. m.ilfir'. See
Sock, I. y~ jur4i. Stranger, guest, traveller.
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Solace, tJ. ~ 1fIl14'. To comfort, Solecism". Y.i gltalM.
chf'el", ~reate, amuse.-(to take Solely, hi,; /aMle. ..i,,\:;.. iMI4tan,
comfort or amusement), J-3 W~ wa IMalJld. See Singly.
""allo.', ~)..-J ta/amlj. See Solemn (grave), ~ E.tlSlm, ~
Divert or recreate one's self. jtllIl. See A.wful, magni1lcent,
Solace, ~ tallirat,.j-J talaUl, grand.
~.J naAat, ~)J ta/amlj, ~ Solemnity (rite, festival, rejoicing),
,aja. See Consolation, comfort, ~~ tilt_ill (plnr. .,)~,
pleasure, recreation. - Solaced, atllal); (gravity, awfulneu),
~ llIutalflllf. u
~ Aa,lHt,) J fDtIidr. See
Solar (of the sun), ~ ,Aa".,I; Seriousness, magniftcence, gran-
(belonging to the SUD), ~ deur.-SoletnniAtion, ~jJ
.AaIMl. - .ilr taslm, ~ tatllll. See
Sold, t.~ mulJdf:! tr-':""" nuWy l1 t· Commemoration, celebration.
Goods sold on condition of being Solemnize, fl. ~~ji tamal
returnooufuul~.J~~~~J~ til muAta/ai. See Celebrate.
-.al muiAayyar allJaaa,.. Solemnly (in the manner of a festi-
Soldan, ..:)UJ.... IUltdn. See Sultan. val commemoration), ~.f~
r\1..
r::., 14Aam.
Solder, liMm. To solder, bisimntCJZlm; (grave1y,awfully),
See Cement, mend. ~~ lJikol AaylJaA, .JuJ~
-Soldered, r~ malAl1m. lJilwl wQ}4r.
Soldier, •. t..,ij.-J:. teJIWI. A. Solicit, tJ. u-:Jl 11tM1uu, C\1..lji
gallant soldier, ).J~ muMris, ~ talllal ilAilA ta14'. To im-
~ haW, ~~ mujiiAid. See portune, entreat, ask, implore,
Hero, champioD.-Soldiers,j\-.c invite.
ttlldiW, ~ jtI!J.A, V-~ Solicitation, I..J"L.::.lI iltim4l, IN.
j1IyiUlt. tarMnnl, C~' ilMA, ~ lIliWa.
Soldiery, J.-s:
t eJIUr, ~ jtI!J.A. See Importunity, invitation.
See Army, troops, soldiers. Solicitor, •• ~ - \. multtm..,
Sole, ~ "ufrtld, ~ ~ waTaitl. ...r~ mUlWtl.
See Single, only. Solicitous, ~:'.:... mutalltaMl; -
 ~ .. . ." , .
SOL

~
See Careful, anxioua, cleairoua.
. - -.
918 801l

rfJI ""arlan. The winter solstice,

"='~\V'~ nil tIljlllf•.
Solicitously, rl.a~b'~ 1Iiiol Soluble (capable of being diMolved),
;~ift4 fOQ iAttin4... See Anx- ~'~""""MW,~
iously, carefully. ,tmA41. Solubility, ~'~~'
Solicitude (anxiety), r\ • . !II' Mtic2n til MI.
t1&timam, J'» iGtltIr, il.iJ 1tIiW. Solve, fl. (make clear), ~ ltGll,
See Anxiety, oaref'uln8ll. ~ Hw(Jll. See Explain.
Solid, ~ ••ttjtlmid; (firm, Solvency (ability to pay), ~~,
masaive), ~ tfk&ttn. See Com- JI....lIU-, aNdn tHfiJ til fIIdl.
ptlCt, firm,· atJ'ong.-(real, true, Solvent (having ability to pay), t.. t
not aupetiicial), ~ .willi, .agA. Bee Dissolvent.
~,.; Ic!tt. Of ';lid judgment, Solution (dissolving), j . 1all,
~~IJ.e..' 4Itl arra,.
J~' inlaildl; (resolution of
Solidneae, 8Olidity, ~t- 1tIlfJ1NJt,
doubt or difficulty), ~I~
.ii b... tlltJlaflCtt. See Firmness,
1uJl til fllQlUal. [Laxative.
compaotneea, hardneea, density.
-(truth, certainty), ~
Solutive, J4-.. muaMil. Bee
AdtiM. Some, ~ Ht'l. Some one, some-

Solidly (firmly, muaively)"tr' body, v"W\ andI, ~ '-t",

~ htMwf;in mattll; (truly), L.~ ..w.v.. M, ~,
~~ l1iiol ,Wt.W, '\:,:,S! a.Mad. SomehoW', '~,; t1atl1ttUI.

,.alIGn, ~,~ ttMts' tIl,.aIl. Something, 8Omewhat, ~ ,lttIy.

See CertaiDly. See Little. - Something, IIOm8-
Solitarily,)~-,~ ttMts' tI1~"'. what (in 80me degree), '~ri
Bolitarinees, 8Olitude, i;'" iluJlfIHII. lIGfDttllt; nearly),"~~ laAri.,
A IOlitude (lonely plaoe), i~J ~ ~lIfl.
tl1tWW. See Desert, privacy, re- Sometime (once),
'.-
~ ............
t.il"em8Ilt. ,i}..J larataa, 'L..i.i.. ......
Solitary, ~ --.fcwid. tlamtJn. See Formerly.
Solstice (of summer), ~\l:,.rJ'V'~ Sometimes (now aDd then), ~
 SOli 919 SOP
~\.iY' 66ttl al aIDut, ..\;~\ of the way' (a traveller); ~,
ilgii,.,.. [iattl til fII(ItDdilif:: ~}' ibn al fIf'tl, • the son of the
Somewhere, ~" ••n~J II earth' (a penon unknown).
8omewhile, L." ~ IIUIrT'tJIM u. Son-in-law, ,. ~ 1fIlw. Sona-in-
See Sometime, ODce. law, )~, iliAcI,..
&mno1ency, ~ -t!"o '0
See SoDg, \:..c glttitlJ. Atuneraleong,
Drowsiness. [Drowsy. i _ ~ llI4W.tgtlt (plnr. J'.re
Somnolent, c.I\....,j Mtaan. See ..a,.4II).
SoD, ,. ~, ibn, ~J w/JlQtl. The Sonnet, J~ gluaal. '0
eldeetsoD,..r.S'~'~~\ali6ntUallHw. Sonorous, soniferous, sonori1lo, ~IJ.;
The son of a king, ~.••l\~ \ ilnt rannan. Sonorousness, ~
al fMui. The SOD of a Doble- tanln, ll.; ,anMt.
man, .r.~,~, ilnt akd6ir. A Soon, "~.J"'" 'arltan, .k.r'~ hiiol
legitimate SOD, Jb.~' ilntluUiil. ""'tat, ~.r' ,Mit· Soon fading,
An illegitimate SOD, \;j~J WtlW J'»J\~.J"'" ,tWIt flUtltDal.
sMa. See Bastard.-A suppositi- Soot, ..>',... ,aIDatl,.;,~ ,,,tc.ltDa,..
tious SOD, ..;j ~ ~J walatl fMjiial. See Sooty.
AD adopted SOD, ~\JJJ waltJd Sooth, fl. Jl.. mtIlW, ~ lIIw.n,
tltltWtJfI,.l. An only SOD, ~JJJJ ,.i~ Aadtl4'. See Flatter, mollify,
•
tIHIltul tlXlAltl. Suoh a one the calm, soften.-A soother, ()1.l
son of such a ODe, ~JJJ~ mlffllQ/lil:.
la14n fDtJlatl ItIldn. SoDS, ~J' Soothsay, fl. JUy~ d.,.1Ib fal.
Gwl4tl. The SODS of Adam, ~ Bee Augur, prediot.
rJi bani cida.. The SODS '0
of Soothsayer, Jl;y~ tltImIlJ jal.
I.arael, ~lr'~ htJfll iwa,il. See Augur. [Black, dark, dusky.
The Arabio ~, ~ • a son' Sooty, J~ .....lraAto.,.. Bee
(like ~ hint, 'a daughter,' Sophi (king of Persia), ~"L:.
Yo' lib1&, • a father,' ar' ...., ·
,ACIA al tCJfi-.
mother'), is employed with ele- Sophism, sophistry, uj4:-l'~
pIlce in many compounds; u, tUm atllllatl1fDaj. A sophist,
~,~, 'M aI,1IhI1, • the son J,..,
,aft. Bee Leamad man.-
 SOR 920 SOV

To sophisticate (adulterate), .)Jj Sore, sorely, '~,.. r-J'~ biW

1IIfDtlI1JI'. Sophisticate, sophisti- tIlMnin fDa ilWldaA. See Pain-
cated (not genuine),) j;. mtlUfD- fully, vexatioualy, violently.
fDat'. Bee Adulterated.-Sophis. Soreness (of a wound, etc.), C~
tication, ~ Ialhfl. A sophis- jurA.
ticator,.)j;. mtaUHDtDir. [ferous. Sorrel (herb), ~~ '-"'14,
Soporiferous, soporific. See Somni- ~kmmGyd.
Sorcerer, •• ? \.., 'iJAw. Bee Magi- Sorrily,~ ,k:tt:-y.ln fD~_ MIl,..
cian, enchanter, necromancer.- See lleanly, poorly.-80rrinea,
A SOrcereB8, ~ \.., .dM,.a". See i}.i>.. MidrtJt. Bee lleannEll8.
Enchantress.-Sorcery.r-' Ii",.. Sorrow, ~ gMm, ~\ tala.. See
Bee Enchantment, magic, necro- Grief, sadness, mourning.
mancy. Sorrowful, r~ mag"",am, I:J!..J-
Sordid (covetous), J:;. ~ hiJiJul, _ffl. See Sad, mournful.
~\.; fldU,; Bee Avaricious.- Sorry (mean),.J~ WI,.. See
(mean), ~ Mif,., ~,.) diln. Vile, worthleaa.
Bee Base, vile.-(dirty), {"'J Sort (kind, species), ~ jiu,
fDmiA. See Nasty, alovenly.- U flafDtJ r-i iii".; (quality),
Sordidly (oovetoualy), .. ~~ i. iJ 1«Iyfiyae, iJ.. liftlt, 4-t..
~J lnJ:oI tM1uJf!n fDa WAl. miJMyae ; (manner), k:tt:-J tlHlJl,
Bee Avaricioualy.-(meanly), ~ JI.J:... minwdl; (a class), ~
iJ \.;.3JiJ \L:... hiJ:ol laid,.ae fDa etJ1HIkue, (plur. c.:J~ WMiae).
tltmdfDae. Sort, to. (separate into clll8lle8), u;:1::r
Sordidneaa (covetousness), ~ eabha!; (arrange), ~) ,.atld;
etJ1IIGt.; (meanness), i}a>- M- (to suit or fit), I.:-"\.; tIdMi,
I:drtJe; (nastiness), {"'J fDtUaiA. &-i~ fDafai. See Quadrate,
Sore (as a wound, eto.), t:~ ja,.A, agree.
C J.f-- mtJirilA; (pained in mind), Sortment, •• (sorted parcel of any-
y ~ • .eetJrill. See Painful, thing), riU, talim, ~ ttJW:GI.
atBicted. [ulcer. Sovereign (supreme in power),.r.S'
Sore, •• C} luI,.A. See Wound, aDa,., ~, fit...., "-}L:.\ fit"",
 sou 921 SOU

r}' alram, uUz... ",!dId. See (truth), ~ 1uJkIiat, J-.

Supreme, absolute. luIkk, i...U:....' iltiktimtJt. See
Sovereign, •. ~\Y...., ..ulan, ~ Rectitude, strength, solidity.
fllGlii. See King. Soup, ~,..:. ,Taorb4. [sharp.
Sovereignty, JU:-.~ iltiildl, i).)",jo Sour, ~I... /ui",ud. See Acid,
,addrat, L~) ny41fJt, i...!-- Sour, fl. (make sour), ~ 1uIm-
Aa!l1f11(1t. See Dominipn, su- mad; (to be Of" grow sour),
premacy. [mGtlah. ~ _Ill.
Sought (part. of seek), y~ Source, till, .J~ "..,tltw, J-'
Soul, ,. ~ Mf, (plur. ~, '~ma1Hl4. See Beginning,
a-flu, V".,a;
n-fiJI). My dear commencement, origin, root.-
soul, ~J.J4 ,4 ratOAI. P08Be8S- (fountain), ~ tagn, to:- • •
ing a soul, C') 4.J lalw rfW}A. manba~ ~ nahE:.' t.~ ganb11 t ·
Soullesa, CJ)~ ln14 ratOA. See See Spring.
Spiritle8ll. Sourly (with acidity), ~,..-~
Sound (healthy), ~L ,4li".; (right, lJikol m.mfJdtlt. See Moroeely,
not erroneous), ~ ,aAIA;
peevishly.
(free from blemish), ~~ hila Soumess (of taste), ~.,.-. m.mll-
tagh. flat j (of temper), JL>.~\~':;b.
Sound,. (anything audible), l:;.)~ 'MdMyat al akAlai. See Morose-
,atOt, ~ laAn. See Voice, ness, peevishne8ll.
noise, clamor, etc. South, ,. y~ jand. South
Sound, fl. l:;.)j& ,atDtDat. (southern), ..,I~ januhl. The
Soundly (healthily), ~~J~ J': south wind, ~~t:-) riA
hikol ,aMat tOa t4.fiyaA. See januhl. The south pole, ~
Lustily, stoutly, strongly.-- ...s~ iatijanuhl. The southem
(truly), ijj.jj.... J': btkol Wliat, shore, YH'~ ti ndA.,at til
~ J': bi10l ,aMat, ..~ ianllh. The southem quarter,
,aAu.. YH\~'> tara/ til ia,.d (pI.
Soundness (faultlessness), ~ Y~\~~\ atf"4/_iand.
.aMat; (health), ~~ tIJ.fiyat; Southemwood(plant),('~1ay'I1"',
Sow, ,.
Sow, fl.

Sower, ,.
~...r='-

(eeed),
SPA
u-a,.,la.
tl) IMCJt:.
th. lCl"t, eli ftMldA.
See Husbandman, farmer.
92'2

I. fOlJjW.
SPE
Spare (1ClInle), ~ itIlIl, ';".r--i
See 8clIDty, pusi-
moni0Q8.-{superfluo~not want-

ed), .lo!~ dril,.J~ .t.Jr;

Sown, V)..;4 .....f1 t· Sown seed, (lean), ~ ffaAIJ.
tl) .....t (plur. tp) IIIWilJ. A Sparing (parsimonious), ~
IOwn field, tJ) .....t· IHIaJl; (llCaI'Ce, little), ~ WIl.
Space (local extension), .L....-." SplU'ingly (hgally), ..r-i~
_tIItat, ~ falllcat, .tJl.- iiiol tilwfll'; (not abundantly),
IUldfat, .L. ..W, ~,~ #1J.;#1J.; lalJ1cff 1alfltBt; (with
"'Idan. A. spaoe of time, i ~ abstinence), t.\:....:-"t\bij'~
fINIlNt. A. long space of time, 1JiI:ol iditIJt fH '",tinlJ t .
'~oM i oM ",tMltItJt madltl4A, ~.J. Spark, ,. (of fire), ~ jtlalYJl.
~L.;J\~ 1nw1ult fIt"' GBam4n. !ro ,wanrA.
J.;
A. short space of time, JeU~l.j Spark1t>, ,. r:-J "''''t·
See Spark.
ION.. kcalll. A. space or intenal, Sparkle, •• (shine, glitter), t:..!
iil.- fItfIIlJfllt, ~ I1tJgff. lmMt ; (toemitaparb)'.J~~1k
~ ta,. tlllaIluJrilr .....
Spacious, ~J fOarit. ~" fOant!
~.r t aticl, ~...i fariA. 8eo Sparkling, ptWt. tiM tulj. ~\..J~
Wide, open, extensive. MW lMNtdft.
Spaciouaneas, ~ ffJd"'t, ~" Sparrow, , . .J~ eMffl.,. (fem.
t1H11t4t. [alAl1IJ"). ~~ talfUral, plur. ,;ei""=
Span, '. ;.:. dilw (plur. J~' lflliljJ,.).
Span, fl. ~4l.J"'\:; ill, MllaIAfbr. Spasm, '. ~\'.rJ' ilUtD4 al
See Measure. [Marcasite. taltW, ~ UlMfIM';. See
SpIU', ,. ~)L. m4riMAlta. See Cramp.-8paamodic, ~
Spare, fl. (UBe frugally), JeU~~ (,,10.,.,..,'1.
ilMraj kcalll, }J f04JM'; (to show Speak, fl. ~ ~. To speak
meroy), ~(*' I4I1lItJA t llfl, VU toone'8-aelf,ed\...~rlf.Jtci.u..
~ ''''fa f..tU4'. To pardon, fIUIt 1uJltM. See Say, teD, COD-

torsive, exempt. nne, talk, diIooune, utter, men-

 SPE 923 SPE
tion, pronounce, harangue, ad- ~. See Particularly, pecu-
dress, 8CC08t, proclaim, celebrate.
liarly, specifically.
Speakable (proper to be spoken), Specialty, speciality, 4-~
~ ,un"""'; (~ble to be k~at, ""'~ \ ilrlttilal,
spoken), ~~l;A:J.­ ~\>. kAiJlat. See Peculiarity.

mumk.... Ga ytm!&aka' tMlniM; Species, ~ m.f, ~\..; dt, tf

(having the power of speech), MIIIt. (plur. ~~, tMfDiJ.t.), ~
",,;k\j fidei!. ji", (plur. \.}"~\ ajttdl).

Speaker, , • I..k:... mut~im. Species and genus. ~~t,:J'

_
GlHltlfDt Ulal jim. Of the same
Speaking, part. ~ mutal:allim,
species, ~.,)) /M'd ji",.
~\j ndti&.
Men or auimala of the species,
Spear, ,. ~ luwlJa (plur. y~
~'.,)~J\ GtDliJ.d til jilll. Dif-
AirdlJ), 'C,) t'UmA (plur. CL.)
ferent species, eU.1:..s"'\.}"4-'
tJnIIdA, CL..) nm&4A). A short
Gjnd, mUa'alifM. See Sort,
spear, J!J;. mtllf'dk. To brand-
kind; show, appearance.
ish (GUO to pierce with) a spear,
Specific, ~~ MUlti, ~ ,;wI,
C)4y~ tlMGlJ lJirf"UmA. !"
""'~ ma'u'11I. See Special
spearman, C~ ramiA, CL.;,)
Specifically, ~J~f'..~~
rammiiA. A spear-maker, ~ \...,
6iUlGjhin ,Aa,.Ai UlG 'a/IIII, .. ~
C l..J,dnit. nm&4A.
~J lJiHtDt...... fIHII/l. [~.
Spearmint, ~ nat.Mt: See Mint. S~catiOD, ~ Ill/Ill, ~J
Special (particular, peculiar), Specify, c/. ~ tfIYY., ~
""'~ ~, "",l>. kM,. lHsyytm, ~Jcrr~' (It.ta'
See Specific.- (excellent, su- ,Aa,.A Ula ta/,Il. [flNIDIuj.
preme), j..;li /iidil, ~r­ Specified, ~ fHtfIYYIJfI, ~J'"''''
1Mrij. See Extraordinary, un- Specimen, ,. do' e t.api,tIt.
0

common. Specious, jc... flfflgMr, fi, Pllair,

Specially,"\""~ kA~, ~ ~.,- iiiI'M, ~ mtlMNlat."
liJIiy(JfftiJ.,,,,,,~ .. ~,y,1JtwtiMn See Plausihle, showy, superJicial.
~, ~~ .. ~ biufot.in -Speciously, J~~~ lJi
 SPE 924 SPE
saM,. al Itdl. Specioumesa,..r'~ or ideal things, J-b~ J~
J\1..., saAif' allal. """0,1 idtil.
Speck, I. ~ II~. Speculative (given to speculation),
Speck, tI. hiiJi r'"lIItIlfld:tlt. See ~~Y~ tltwrtih t&Ud.fll j
Spot, speckle. (ideaI), ~ fIt.,WM,,,-1,
Speckle, I. See Speck.-To speckle, J\:.>- Uiyall, ~J .....un,
~~~~Ji tGMt-.,Ai :;»> lI/IIIIri. ae;; Visionary.-
fIdtot lllde111, ~ J-i tllU The speculative sciences, ~.
.., \ -
""",,.0. See Spot. ~ mlltdrij fJIIItUlDiyM.
Speckled, lJ:... ..UIIII1lIIt, b.,a:... Speculatively (with contemplation),
fll4ltlkat,';:':'" flltlftllmma,.. ~·wJ'il2>. l.~ biLl ..ua-
Spectacle, I. (show), J4:- flUlIIG,.. Mut 011 toam_, ,;~~ 6iW
Spectacles (to lUIIIiat the sight), tMawtDtlf"j (ideally), ~J .. ~J!
'-=-'~r: ttH0Gp4~· hi wlljMII to"'!.
Spectator, I.j;ti lidsif' (plur.,;Uiu Speculator, I. (one who contem-
"Mati,.), ~ \..:.... fltuMMd '-=-'~~ plates), ~L ..addl.. j (.

MII4,.cI~. schemer), ~~t-..aMi

Spectre, I. J~ kJuJydl (plar. ma1llld, ~~~ l - .alii
'-=-'~~ 111(Iytildt), ~ U:. tayif, ,IIMatI. See Projector.
~ tayf. Speech (language), ~W liMili•
Speculate, tI. (consider attentively), .LaJ loglust, ~ lGftj (a ha-
.J~ tMtlfDWM, J,.:'\j tGllmmal j rangue), r~ kalam, y'-.k>
(in trade), 4J~~Ji tomfll kMta6. .A. part of speech (in
~10fU. See Meditate, con- grammar), ~ lGftat, i + 1 (
sider, reflect. 1ali1ll4t. Slow of speech, ~
Speculation, ~L muldAasaA, ~~, 6.ft al Weim.
~La..' '.taft, ) ~ tMtW1Wur, Speechless, V'~, ak/ar.., ~,
6J~~ 'fI"IIl4sloru. See a1Jiam. See Dumb.
Contemplation.--<scheme, plan), SpeE'a, tI. (move with celerity),
~ f1I4AtId, ..wU 1014, ~..J ~\ ilfllrJ"al, ¥ w\¥ tGrul
,,,.,.tul. Specul.tion of mysterioWl l'ltjalflA, tr' awaf:: See Hasten.
 SPE 925 BPI

-(to ca1188 to make haste), ~ Sperm, i"':' ,wwe. iav lItJejl'lt,

tqjial. Sphere, I. (globe), ij itwraA, f}
Speed (quickne88, celerity), k..r iwrtlt, rft" jn. The celestial
IIWtae, ¥ tf!d'a W, ~ tajlll. sphere, d- 1 .;1\ g l;umJe til
See lIaate, expedition, dispatch, /tIlaJ:.
.
SUceeBS. Spherical, spheric, Jj..w mtMll'lwuJtW•
Speedily, ~) ..k..r~ lniol See Circular, round; planetary.
"'ttJeiff tDII tl'If'1"tI, I.-::I;),j.&. -Spherically, !p1~ mi&l til
~I tala' tDf!dl tittl'l~"tl, itwrllA. SphericalneSl, ~).".;
"~.r ,tWltllll, k..r hi B1&f'teJt• ttItltDI,.. Bee Roundness.
Speediness, k..r ItWtl'lt, ¥ Sphernle, I. ~ ~ lu,.,.aA
ttJjMtIT.. See Speed. ,...,AI,.IIA.
Speedy, ~.r IIrf'ft' v----
Sphinx, aha til 'katDla'. J".lIy,1
""'"t' J~ t~l. See Quick, Spice, spi~eries, f.:.)~~ haM,.ae.
swift, nimble. Spice, •. J;J Whal, Jili~J ,./IIA
Spell, ,. r ..
'Tw. Spells, l"!!r
fulfil. See Beason.
tail,.....To spell. See Charm, Spider, ,. f.::.)~ tanJ:ahat. A
enchant. spider's web, f.:.)~I~ tuJIj
Spell, •• (name the letters singly til ttl"J:ah11e.
when reading), ~ ta/uIjjtI'; Spike,..Jt......... mima"'J;"ItIY!la,.;
(use proper letters in writing), (of corn), ~~ ,"Mulae
l..~I~ ~ ~ 1Ji ,IIMt1e !&amA. See Ear of corn. - To
III iwUd. spike (fasten with long nails),
Spelling," (orthography), L.1 imla. mtIImtW. .r---
Spend, •. (consume, waste), UJ"'" Spikenard, ~~J-.:.-;-. Itmhul
lIWaf, t[;>- J:lHwtsj, ~ Waf. MndI, ~IJ:.:- ,unlJul GUI",
To spend money, i f 10Mf!d', ~.,»)j nd,.tlIn.
c...if IMII/. Spill, •. ~ ,ab. See Shed.-
Spender, I. c...i~ mtllrif. Spend- To spill or be spilt, ~ I anJ:ab.
e!wilt, .....ah.. mutlif. To spill blood, r.,)\'~ ,a/a"
Spent, u)..r- llUlWiif· addam.
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 SPI 926 SPI

Spilt, '-:-'~ matbt1h. animal spirits, ~~'t:,;-l\

Spin, f.l. Jy:
g1uaal. To spin out, .d"l.
tJrr410h tJl Spirit (acti-
Jjb ttlwttJtJl. See Prolong, pro- vity, briskness), ~L.:.; tIlJIMt.
kact.-To spin out a discourse, See Sprightliness. - (essence),
r»!HJjb ttlwttJal tJll:tJldm. wl:;.. l:1ttIli1.HA. The spirit of
Spinach, &\ i1lJa,.,lA. vitriol, ~~lcJ)\ tJrrtJlOh' M
Spinal (belonging to the back-bone), tlUGm, C'.J rUA. The spirit of
.#al\.u....L~ y4U", ltIlIalat tutty, ~.r!'cJ.J r11A tJtlllt"cJ.
4114M. Spine, ~ 1UllJ,);> Spirit or spirituous liquors, .r:>-
..#al' kwaCllltlAr.
Soe Backbone. k1cutw, Jr ttlrtJk, '-:-'~ ,AcwlilJ,
Spindle, ,: (for spinning), J,;.. j.- m". A spirit (appari-
magllfltll (plur. J)~ magAlJail.) tion), J~ k1tIIy4l, ~\b Uft1-
Spinner, ,. J!}i gllaual. Bee Ghost, spectre, hobgoblin,
Spinning, ,. Jy: g1ttJsl. demon.-A man ofspirit, ~\..,
Spiracle, I. (breathing-hole), ~ ~ ,4M1J f:.tJkl. A broken
mtJIIj/ll (plur. v-i\:... flIQfIC!flI), spirit, )~~ W 8Idrir,
~\,... m.AfDcJy4A (plur. ~~\,.... ~\~~ W #tUl4111dtlit.
...AfD4gat). Spirit, f.l. i'~~\ tlttti jtlNtll•
Spire, ,. ~L:...... mtJfIC!raA. See See Animate, enoourage.
Steeple, pyramid. Spirited, J~ jilrir, t.i.r:- j ....
Spirit (soul), C.'-J r4wA or rG.A;
(breath), ~ .af4l; (magna-
nimity), ~ Aim_, ~~ ,Aa-
Spiritedness, i'~
Courage, spirit, boldneu, bravery.
j....
See Bold, brave, oourageoua.-
See

jdttJt, i'~ jtJrc!tJt; (habit, tem- Spiritl8l!. (cowardly), J~ fUUll,

perament, constitution), ~ ttJlJf:! ~~ jtJlJiJ".
~ talJlttlt, ~~ mirJJ.j. 8ee Spiritual, ~\.'.J riMfII, ~\-Ai
Dispoaition.-(genius, wit), i,;;
_jiff"l. Bee Immaterial, inoorpo-
is'.J.w!\ kllltlt tJl mtldn1tJt. The real, intellectual; holy, heavenly.
Holy Spirit, vw.MJICJ.J rawA or Spirituality, .l:ei \>'J r11Aa• .,tJt,
rUA tJl iwluI. The vital spirit, 4i \-aj Mj,cJnigtlt. To apiritnal-
I~\CJ.J rllT. '" /toyah. The ize, ~\:....'JAl.i ttllM14M ,.dd"l.

J
 SPL 927 SPO
Spiritually, ~~JJ#~H Splendid, ~ itJlll,;':' \,; Idldaw,
TnfIJtJjAiti raMtI!. ~ mufttJ"Atlr. See Glorious,
Spirituous, ~\-JJ raAdtl!; (ardent, magniftcent, showy, sumptuous,
active), ~ ","lut. [n888. resplendent.
J4J~~ lJikol
Spiaaitude. See Thiclme., gross-
Spit, ,. (for roasting), & IIlda.
Splendidly,
laHrif fDtI ifllal.
..
Spit, tI. (eject from the mouth), Splendor, J4 itlkIl,) \5;U 1
~ lJlHfli. To spit at, ~(.;64! ifti1lW.r. See Glory, magnifi-
6CWLt tllla'. cence, pomp, sumptuOI18n888.
Spite, ~ Aaid. Bee Hatred, Splinter, ,. w.:. ,Ai"/GA. Bee
malevolenoe.-In spite of, J5'~ Fragment.
,~ fMt iol MId. Bee Notwith- Splinter, tI. (shiver), U£.:,~
standing. Ui.:a 1cIuartJAo ,'*"-j ,A-I;
Spite, tI. (treat malioiously), Ji (to be shivered), • ci jj .~:";J:j
~\(; ttImD.l MU,tlA. Bee Vex, Ui.:a tGI:4I,... ,Aultaj ,Waf.
thwart. [ oiOUB. See Split.
Spiteful, o)~ WG.tl. See l£ali- Split, tI. u-:. ,W, ~ iGti'i, J.r""-
Spitefully, #~\(;J"'~ AtJUtJ" fDtI oUtwtJi. See Slit, orack, divide.
uid,lJttJft.
Spitefulness, ~ lt4I:d. See Spite.
Spitted (as meat), ~~ r.,.w..
~
-.'1 ._.
-(to be split), ~I
._.~_l.

Split,parl. ~ m,"WltJi.~
itiHttfi,

flItItlmam M!iA. mukau..., JJ,rS'" mtJiArti,

Spittle, J~ 6f4Idi, J~ 6f4Idi, r",.si.. mtmlUrim, r';:':- mun-
J~ 6tlsdi, JAJ tujl; (before ,Aanm.
ejected), JI.J rfi. Splutter. Bee Tumult, bUBt1e.
Spleen, ,. (milt), Jtsk tiMl i Spoil, fl. (injure). Y.r""- iWGlJ,
(melancholy), 10)"... ,tJfDtld. Bee ~ fltJUti (lay waste, plunder),
Spite.-A disease in the spleen, ~~Jt ttlt#tJl ,kdra, ~J.i
Jtsk tuAdl. tamtJl ,agAmd, ~ ItIlalJ. Sec
Spleenful, splenetic, Y~ ,WfJ,h. Plunder, rob.-(to corrupt), ~,
Bee Fretful, peevish, spiteful. al,ad. See Har, desolate, destroy.
 SPO 928 SPO

Spoil, ~ gA4f1I_, '.J~ gltiJl'Gl, time, diversioD, frolio. - (eon-

~ MAlh, ~ ,.,ltm4, ~ temptuous mirth), ~

,al6. See Plunder.-Spoils, ~\.:..&. lfItIIiAaN ; (hunting, fishing,

g1t4ft4,.... See Corruption.-A. fowling), ~ ,0,4.
spoiler (destroyer), Y~ Sport, fl. ~ 1.[66, ~ ttJ14lIM'.
mIliAN. See Robber, plunderer; Sportful, sportive. See Playful,
marrer.-Spoilful. See Wasteful, merry, gay, frolic.
rapacious. Spot".(mark), ~.3tlagA, Jt>.Heil;
Spoilt (injured), '"'""# mMA,.i1h ; (a stain), ~ ldi6A, ~ Wt41;
(corrupted), ,)~ ""'1"U. (a taint, disgrace), ~ tll,i
Spoken (ptJ,.,. of speak),' ~ (plur. y~ tvyah); (place),
mtilUllaA See Speak. l;)\L. maid". A. white spot on
Spokesman, I. F ..teJuU". the forehead of a horse, ~_M.
See Speaker. Jh Aildl, ~ gii,.,.a On the
Spoliation. See Robbery, privation. spot, J'.lIJJtIMI,",\- Mlla.
SPOD88, ~, "fin;; ~, "fi,.jllA. See Immediately.
Sponge, tI. (wet with a 8poD88), Spot, tI. (mark with spots), .w.k
~'u
. . ' - i.i.i ftIIddq.'

(to wipe out with a 8POD88), ~

1n1"1:
~'"'M', ...
~ ..tJlltImalo ~.
Spotless (free from spots), ~,:,\..a.
~~ fIIIIMMJ 1Ji1 "fittjd. m4 1JiAi ldItIA; (free from re-
Sponginess, ~~,~t>. ilIiJIiytli proach), ~~~ liJ t",h fIAi,
M "fittj, ~'~L. m4Aiytli til MAt,., ~ u.k. See Pure.
.J'u,
"finj. Spongy, ~I~ _", Spotted, spottY (stained), d,o...
fIl"fittj; ~.

Spontaneous, '-i)~ \ iiAtiyari, Spouse, I. "£Jj IIIfIJj (fem. ~Jj

~ UlJ ~ ",t.. ttIUa uJliAi. UflJjM), VWJr t llfiil• See Hus-
See Volunt&ry.- Spontaneously, band, wife.-Spouaal, ~j-i
4J,)~~ hi iratltItiii. Spontane- taUJIj. Bee Nuptials, maniage.
ouane&8, }~l>' \ iMttiga,.. -Spoused. See llarried.-
Spoon, I. ~ ffUltltda. Spouaelese, "£J)~ 1Jild SIltIJj.
Sport, ~ ItltN1. See Play, pas- Spout, I. (mouth or lip of a veeeel),
 SPR 929 SPR

~\i t:. ,1iJ'al tUMlay; (mouth .r=:- mu. . .; (published),

of a pipe or v88lI81), ~'ri fwn J~ mtII'uar. A. spreader,
tUM""'. See Pipe, siphon.-A. ~ mu1Jtlllit. A. spreader of
spout or gutter for conveying carpets, etc., ~9 ftWTiJ,A.
water, y~ mysilh (plur. Sprightliness, k'-~' in1JiliJt, c}
~j~ moyilSlh). [.).i MfM. fMaA, k\.t,j na,Ailt, ~ htl1f1"at,
Spout, ,. (as water from a fountain), ~~~)J.J"'" 1tW1i,. tOa .1tiAiJi·
Sprain, ,. t.~' iniAildf:: To See Briaknesa, cheerfulneBI,
sprain (the arm, leg, hand, foot), gaiety, liveliness, vivacity.-The
~'i1aHIaltIt. See Twist; to sprightliness of youth, kL:....i
dislocate. Sprained, ~ y~l\ 1U111IJt MMWilh. In
mU~t! d.R.:- munfa}. the days of sprightliness and joy,
Sprat, ,.
.
cf"'-.M~.J.r'.' ,twtll,. b~~t:.)l\r~\J Ii ay,tlm til
mtIdtIkUlus,.. fard tOal nMMt.
.. 4
Spread, to• .M matld, ~.} farMA, Sprightly,b:J nUl"it'l;}~) ftwAiJ",
~ hllltlt. See Extend, stretch. JJ.r- mawl1,.. See Brisk, gay,
-(to scatter, diffuse),? ntUAM. airy, lively.-In a sprightly man-
See Sf;rew.-(to publish), ..rW ner, ~ ,~.Y. hitDqjMn IUIIA,t.
IUIIAM, t.L.:.\ MMt, J~~ Spring (season), ~J rah1t; (ill81le
t allltllaAo mtUMl1r; (to be ex- of water, fountain), ~ tayn
panded or stretched), b~)l.. (pI. l;)r.:r- tu,an), ~ manhat>
mahmt, ~).;-i.-)\- ,ill'
'ill' t.~ ,anhl1t (plur. ~~
mafrilli. To spread the wings, ,andhIJ. See Jet d'eau, source,
4.>-~~ "a,at iana1tlAo. To origin, beginning.~a leap,
spread on the ground, ~~ bound), ~ naeta.
~)\ ialat tala' a1 arl, ~.} Spring, (as water), ~ nahat .
II.

~}'jJ: fMM1 tala' a1 ar4. To spring up, or appear, .Ai>

Spread (~xtent, compass), .J'~ \ IaMr, ~ UUt. See Rise,
imeitld4, ~ matld; (expansion), arise.-(to spring up as plants),
~ ialt. Spread (as a carpet), ~ nahat.See Grow.-(to
~,~ mafru,A; (diffused), leap, bound), 1:U flat, jU "afazo
 f

SPU 930 SPY

\
To spring upon (attackBudden1y),lira.., l,:)~~ ..aMr ,ulNa".
~ ~ ltajMII ttlla'. To spring See Instigate, incite, urge, drive,
from a caUJe Of' motive, ~).w goad.
,adar etit. To spring a mine, Spurge, J';} fllf"j;Lr.
~uW. Spurious (not genuine), £i... ...
Sprinkle, t7. J-J rail. To sprinkle ialW, ~ itUi. See Fa1Ile,
a house with water, ~,~) counterfeit.-(illegitimate), (" ~
rul til Nyt. To sprinkle with lara... A.. spurious BOn, Li)~J
sugar, J-.~J rail ru1Itw. See ftIGW sitsd. See :Bastard.
Scatter, dispone, shed, strew, Spurn, fl. (kick), ~ WGt; (to re-
lOW, spill. ject with contempt), ~ ,1ttJlaj,
Sprinkled, v.raJ" mar,larl. .Dt..'~~bJrtJl~1IiW
MdftiJl, l,:)~' aAa... See Scorn.
Sprit. See Sprout.-8prite. See
Spurn. See Kick; insolence, con-
Spirit, demon.
tempt, scorn.
Sprout, t7. ~ ..aiat. See Spring
Spnrrer, ,. (ODe who spurs), ~ U
up, grow.-A spront, t} ftWlrA,
j~~ tt8Mr 1n1 ..~ "-
t.J Pt· spurrier Of' spur maker, ~L..
Spruce (neat, trim), ...J.J..> sarff. .,r-..~ ,dmt ..Ad,,'s.
Spruceness, L~ IIWdfGt.
Sputter, tI. (throw out spittle, etc.,
Sprnooly, .u~J.uU:J~ W:ol when speaking, etc.), JJ-,;-k
lGtlJ.fGl wtJ'llWdfat. .w~ Wall jI~. See
Spue, fl. ~ ftGtGk, t):-t', Spurt.
utGfragA. See Vomit.-8phace- Spy, ,. UN"...\=:- jari1.l (pI. V"'::"""~
Ius. See Gangrene. jtIt/JiUlI). A spy over the private
Spume, fl. See Froth.-Spunge. actions of others, ~ '" tlJU1I
See Sponge. (fem. ~~ tOdIAtStd, plur. ~U-'
Spur, ,.j~miMna.(plur..r~ tDUlAal). See Informer, ",his-
mGAaml.). The spur of a cock, perer.-To play the spy, ~
~~,~ .t]r tJdtlik. To spur tajal'aI, V",..,~~ t Ml4ll
a horse, l,:)~~ A4mas al jdlfl,. To spy tW discover by the
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eye at a distance, p nasa,.. Bee Square, ~,,;4 "st,,.a6Ntt ~

See. fnuitJtt_b•
8pying-g., I. ~ \1ai 1ItIU4,./IA. Square, I. (figu~), ~..r-J(:, IWI
Squab (stuffed cushion), .~ fnurahb_t' A- square, ~.;4.L
~. Bee Cushion.-(short IllluJ fnu,.obbtJt_A. See Area,
of stature and thick), ty.r court, quadrangle. [nHNt.'
L.\iJ\ m4Wia t til idmflA, ~ Square, •• ~,,;4~ ttllfJtJllJAo fntl-
~, I:M,. til W. See Clumsy, Squash, I. (sudden fall), ~kJi­
awkward. ~ ItIkt ttJltl gluJjlaA. Bee
Squabble, •• ~)\.:...J,...c. t lJfnal Dash, C1'U8h.
fUfIC2I4Itd. Bee Quarrel, wrangle. Squat (short and thick), tJ"..r-
Squabble, I. ~)w..... ",~_A, ~\iJ' fnMbat til Ufn/JA. See
& .illlt' Bee Brawl, qnarrel. Squab, compact.
-A. squabbler, ~jl:..J\~ Squeamishness, ~ MJ,._t, .~,
fIJtIAaD til fnunlllitd. vtiiraA, 4-~ _aMg_t.
Squadron, I. (of horae), d~ Squeamishly, J~~ lIiiol Ittlja,.,
btU.i. Bee Troop and horae.-A- ~~J'! 1Iiiol _aMgat, "~j
squadron of ships, t.....JJ '" do- _IJIuJIt.
fJiSftfJld. Squeeze, •• ~ till, ~ t4ltlf'.
Squall, •• ~ id'I, ~y., IlZf.DfI1tIt, Bee Press, oppress, crush, harass.
~J'" l(I';"a', ~ t-gg_t. -(to squeeze gently or tickle
Squall, I. k~ tt,at, AI,!) fDtJlu1al1JA, with the fingers), ~ tilltill.
~ ftdlb, ~ ""luIA. A- Squeeze, ~ to"fIA. Bee Com-
squall of. wind, $~ pression, pressure.
taUtluJt ,.tA. A. squaller, l::zJ:- Squint,•• (Iookobliquely), Al6.J".
fnuttJ1lgit, k~ ttJ1lgllt. 1uJwtllltiiksM. Squint-eyed, J~'
Squander, •. Alt..~\ atlajmallJAo, fIAtotll. Bee Oblique.
~""'~..r' lM'_j/JlnUJilllJAo, ~..r" Squirrel, I. y~ li"jab.
"",af. See Waste, apend.-Squan- Stab, •. ~.s:I~y.ri BO,.ah bil
de~. SeeoBpent. [prodigal. kluln;'tw, t::~ jfWaA. Bee Pierce,
Squa.nderer, s. See Spendthrift, wound.
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Stab, I. ~ jurA, ~L~ Stagnant (motionleu, not flowing),

kllat k1&a#jtW. ~J~.r--i g1t4y,.jdri, U\., Wdlif.
Stability,}} war, ~ wa, r\"o) Stagnant water, u...:i\.,L. ...
_am, l.:J~ IIIlJdt. flJdkij. [--J.
Stable, I. (for horses, etc.), J:.b..1 Stagnate, tl. ~.ft"L. fltdjMw', uJ
"ta1n1,.J~ il1AfI.,., f .; \ • ..
StagnatiOD, stagnancy, cJ"-!..ft" r~
tMf:.lof (plur. ~\... tMt.dlif).t.tUltMa jtWayiJn, u,iJ ---j,
Stable, ~\j .dllit. See Steady, ~.rr~ t atltMA 1t4n1iaA.
coDstant, fixed. Stain, •• ~ Wta, ~ t..,i.
Stack, •. (of corn, hay, etc.), i....J See Spot, blemiah.-To stain,
I:iltDmat. ~ lJa1:iat: See Spot, blot, de-
Stacte (gum of myrrh), ~ file, diaoolor, diagrace.-StaiDed,
tMYtaA. Liquidstacte, ~L.~ d"LL.... malW. Stainl-.
maYt.aA .dyilaA. See Storax. ~~L. tnd iiA. t",i, ~\k
Staff, I. ~ t.~. A bishop's
fAAir.
pastoral staff, ~\.G:. t~. A S~, •• (stair-case), kllj, c:.Jo)
staff with a hooked head, 1:J'ty:- ~ .allam. The step of a atair,
eAflgan. tlarajaA. See Step.
4..:>;-.)oJ
Stag, I. (male deer), JY g1w.rAl. Stake, •• ~J Wtlttul. See Pale,
See Buok, deer. peliaade.-A stake at play, k.,r.
Stage, •. (floor raised, on which any ,Aart, ~.) rGA". See Wager.-
show is exhibited), ~ ~A; A. stake for impaliDgmen, JJ)l&..
(a resting-place on a journey), in4ltU.
J,r. manlal (plur. JjL:...... Stake, tl. (bet), ~~ rdian, b"":'Ji'
tMnalil), .r.b..r- mtWMlaA; (a lamallAtWt, ~.J""~ ttlfMlr• •
step), 4..:>;-).,) waiah. See Wager.-(to prop or fasten
Stagger, tl. ~) irtatiuh, J)y with posta), o)\:iJIJoJ tW tlfDt4l.
tazallUll, ~~.; tarafraj, ~J See Fenoo.-(to empale), Jj~
rajaf. See Totter.-(to be struok ~AafDIQ~. [60"'.
with doubt), ~I<Lj.L>.\ Stale (old, Dot Dew or fresh), '-=-!4
akh'l.tltalw a1 "'fran. Sec Hesitate. Stall, ,. (for cattle), ~ fUll.!
 8TA. 933 8TA.

(plur. Ult... tt,ilr, ~~\~L.... ,ilAw

mtltil.lij). See
lfanger, stable.-{a bench on culdtJmglttJ.
which goods are exposed to sale), Stanch (sound, firm of principle),
~~~,~..;.. tufi'a,A addt&UcJ,.. ~U Iil.lHt, ~ .tIIl4if...
To stall (put in a stall), ~J See Trusty, resolute, strong.
J:J-J~ W-t lJilutilbl. [!tlAal). Stanch, fl. (stop blood), r~'~
8tallion, ,. J,si !all (plur. JJ~ itJttJt addtJ... See Stop.
8tamina (first principle, 8lI88Dce), Stanched, t.~ maitatJ oJJ'~.""
~ tahittJt, ~\.i IIil.t, ~\ malda/l. Bee Stopped.
lUl, ~L. fItil.Aigllt. The stamina Stand, fl. (be erect on the feet),
of the human body, ~\.ii'p u~rli iil.". wila!; (to stop or
kwat IIil.tiytJt. halt) uJ waDa!; (not to fly,
Stamp, fl. ~~ tlarab; (impress to resist), rJli iil.fl7tlm. To stand
with a mark), ~ fIIJitJIl, ~ opposite (front to front), uJ
talHIt . To stamp money, y ~ ~ u... waHa! maiiIhil. To stand
tlaralJ, 4L.JoJ tlrI1&l& ,iUI, d- one behind another, or side by
ra ~oJ ,ai darilM".. See Coin; side (rank and file as an army),
tWo to pound, bray, bruise. ~ \CIffIIJ.f4. To stand amazed,
Stamp, ,. (impression), ~ JlaUA, ~ talan"', To stand off
~oJ damglttJ, r-'J rlJl1/l•. A. stamp (avoid intimacy), ~t: - ..,
on weights and measures de- imtaMt t.an, ~~ Nttad t.an•
noting their standard, J~ tigilr• To stand out (hold reeolution),
An instrument for stamping (die), .r=-o' "ta.mar. To stand out (to
~mMbat: be prominent), 9r~ ~
Stamped, ..:.5;-- malki, J-JR:- ltJ1Ja,.,.il.. To stand to (ply, per-
mtlniud, t.J. \, .. mtltbut' severe), '~Jb.i=:-~ t lJfll4l
t.,-.,M fIUIIlmiigl. Stamped iadtWto wa i a1tlalto, wJ~
ailver (to mark its fineness), haul limmtlUtJAo. To stand to a
~,...,M~ !addtJl flllMlmaglttJ. promise, '~.Y-rli iil.m hi wat-
An officer who stamps gold or /liM. To stand in need, 'l::\::- \
silver, J~k.,:....-\'" ,illlib al iAldj. See Want.-To stand in
 STA 984 STA

awe, -.i~ iltd}. To stand in ileimrar, c.:J~ 1a6eie. See Con-

the way, ~ mtJMtt vi.J~ tinuance; • station, rank, con-
tar". Stand oft'! stand back! dition, competition. - Of long
-;)4.}) JMrt 6am, ~~..J' standing, ~..w WI.., ~
M;jGt liiAalf. tMii. See Ancient.
Stand, ,. Jy...
fllQlIIal. See Sta- Standish, ,. (for ink, etc.) '!~.,)
tion, poet.-(. frame on which NUMd,1Ilt (plur. ~~".,) __
ft8881I, etc. are placed), ~la..a ",ae), ~....u...A. PuUiDg
,idUJ. See Table; • atop, ink iB a standish, ~ eaAkr.
clliIlculty, interraption.-To make Stanza, ,. ~ Hv', ~,;e ........
a 8tand, (";u idfDGIII. To be at a &It·
8tand, ~~..JL. ,ar luIyrim. Staple, I. (emporium),.J~ ,...,..

Standard, ,. (ensign, banner), ~ Staplecommoditiea, ~~'Jty.\

t altJm, ') lifDlJ, J~ Myral. tIftIUH'l1 aUij4ral. The ataple of
To erect the atandard, ~ a lock or bolt, ~li iall4W.
J~I ....a6 M 6ayr"j. Stand- Star, ~ JUfiINlA. The polar
uda, ~~'-' riy4e. The standard 8tar, JWJ\~J _w --
of weighta or me&81lre8, .J\e-c MintlJI. The moming star, i.Mi'
t'Y4r. To stamp meaBUl'e8 or ~\ uj1IUIt Gllfl6A. A wan-
weights with standard DW'D, dering star (a planet or comet,
.J~\~.,) NfltQgl M tt,.r. Of &8 distingniahed from a fixeel
atandard me&Bm'8 .,. weight,..J~ star), ~La~ .allci,wM,
("W tt,.r t.ma"" ..J~'~ .l-WI~\ ..,..".". A GIla,.,..
",,,,ea1f,,, til t t,ar. falling star, y~ ,Aa1cii.
Standing, parle ~\i idyim, Ui~ The star or planet Saturn,
fDdli}. Mattera standing 80, J-) _tI1uJl. The star 1upiter,
~.i-A.u~, til iiikJ. Aau. 4.}.; - I'l, • _ltMi. The star
Standing (pari. luting), ~\i Mara, t:;' ",aml1. The star
idy."" ~~.r-i glt4yr lIdy", J~ Venus, ~) _""rill. The star
641i. See Settled, establiahed, Mercury, .,))~ ttlldritl. The
Btagnant.-8tanding, I• ..J~\ influences of the stars, ("~,
 STA. 935 STA.

~~, Mtd. __,;.-. The Stare, t1• .u~j(J~\~\ "ttl.

IUlCendant of a star, ~J\ tWJj. alltullM' bikol tliaat, ~ tal1tJt:
See A.aoendant.-The star pre- Stare••• (fixed look),)U fUJIIW.
dominant at the birth of any ~,~~\ imtelll tllIfUJIIW. See
person, r:I\b
Mlit . A. fortunate Starling.
aspect of the stars, ~ .tlel . Starer, •• mutt.Ulit · t::lh..
The two beneficent stars (J"upiter Stark (quite), ~ flItITul, JU-
and Venus), ~~ ItIttlln. The maUd:. See StUF, strong, groaa,
two malignant stars (Saturn and deep: full, mere, quite, simple.-
Mara), ~ MArin. The star Stark mad, vaI\.c;..C)~ ~1111
of religion, ~~,~ .ael tJtltlIlI. k/aiJ.liI. See Frantic.
The star of the state, A.,~\~ Starless, ~~ 1JilcJ ".,..
Mj". aldafIJkJA (propernames or Starlight (lustre of the stars), ~
titles). - Stars, r,.-i' '"!I'fJ."., r~\ tliyiJ. tIltlItg"11m.
~\.,-$ _tIkilI. To rise as Star-like, ~,,!J'J.1.. fllill til
stars, ~ Wit.. See Rise.- _!&ab. See Bright.
To 0'beerv8 the stars, oW.; rtllfMl. Starling or stare, ),).;) larlIiII'.
A. star gazer, ~ flItIftlIjjifll, Starry, starred, ~~ "";11f11I.
~~) rtll.eltl. See Astronomer. Start, t1. (spring up), hi ...t, ~
-A star (mark of reference in. a M!ar. To start from terror,
book), £...w~ toldmaA, ~L...:.' ~} ",tat - , ~.; re;af.
i8/aiJ.raA. The science of the See Tremble.-To start (set out
stars, r~'rL: ti'm an,."j11m. on any punuit). ~r.r ttlUm
See Astronomy. t dJ'. See Begin.

ship). ~l,~~n~~ ~ Mttd.

.
Starboard (right hand side of a Start, •. (quick and sudden spring),

jelnib al mariab tIllIYmtJft. Starve. t7. (perish .,. be perishing

Starch, \:J ...,AtI. To starch with hunger), t.~\~~L.
(linen). ~,~ ...,,,,lIlI' mat min til j11t.
algTuulI. Starched, \:J~ flAi Starved (with hunger). ~~
...,/aiJ.. t.~' flItIyyit min til jfJ.t; (with
 STA 930 STA.

cold), ~,~~ ""'''t "'. tIlmtllk. See Tbl'One.-lfinistera

III Nrd. of state, .uJ~I~~' "t,4.tMl4atI-
Starving, •• t~'~Io.:.J"... fIUIWt lat•
• ,.,. til j4t;: Snatching greedily, State, t7. (represent in a memorial).
88 a starving man, ~ Aaidlh. vir t arad ; (arrange anything).
Starving one's-self, ~... ~ 6.1o.:.J r r:u -_.I
tIGIQrII.
t.~\ ",atDtDat AdWtD .i,.
tIljfl.t;: Statelin
esa, ~. t--- a-.
Starvling, •. t.~,~,~ tuy- jaldlat. See Graadeur, lot'tin...
,it • • til jfl.t;:
State (condition), J6. Ml (plur.
Stately, ~ eD'''', ~ kfl6fr.
Stately, fIfh. ~~ lIikol tlll4-
J~, MWdl, ~L:. .M,. j (sta-
milt, ~.,.:.~ 1Jil:tJl ,AfltDIM.
tion, rank), i . ~ marWIIt,
Statesman, •. (one acquainted with
~ rutiIIt, ~.)o) tltwtIjllt; (the
public, community, govemment), the affairs of state), .),...~~
i...1-- AtIh1mat, w...... mamla- .)~I mtulalJllir ...... al jaa-
kat, 4.lJ o) tlatolat, ~ mtlll:; Afl.r. See Minister.
(pomp, magnificence), J ... \; c Station (situation where anyone
t.tlStllllQt. See Grandeur, dignity. is placed), 4:J1L. maid., ~
A state, statement, tw repre· fIIII1ItJl, ~"... fMfD4at. See
sentation, J6.vi.r t.tWtl Aiil. Situation, post, place, position,
A state tw account, y\-... AUdi. residence.-(cmployment, ofiloe),
Aft'airs of state, A' k I .. J!Jr' ~ maud, i...~ ~.
."'iir allaltMlllA, .uJ.......I\J ~ I See Dignity.-{rank, condition
"AWdl al "",mlflkflA. In what- ot life), ~~ .artaiflt, ~
ncr state it is, ~\S.. J\-.~~ ntll"t, ~.)o) iJIIrcJjlll. See Cba-
lI;a, kill,.,. kdn. According to racter.-A atation on an enemy's
the state, J~'~ 6iAdlfIIJ frontier, b\u rilHIt. Stations,
al kill. A state of confusion, Jj\.... ~il, cJl.' 0 ..411&
J~' J~' ikMildl til Adl, Station of a railway, y)o)k\i

y~1 itt,hilJ. A. chair or ~~, ke,t .11 III Wftl.

bed of state, \.:..C..•l\~j kor,i Station, t7. ~ j"t!"' l;}~ t."'-,
 STA. 937 STE

~ fUUClh, ~J wClilCl t . See " . (plur...\(..\

I
a.U4m). See
Place, appoint. Law.
Stationary, ~U ,ahit. Stay, t1. (continue in a place, r\i::...1
Stationed, t."';~ mClWtlUto ~ ..taka"., J-.
,aia,.,.Je->I ilta",..
m'dClf:.CI!Igm. See Placed.-Horses See Dwell.-To stay for (expect),
stationedfor posting, ~~I~ ~\ ."war• •To stay (repress),
kM.,1 III poIta. Bee Post-horse. ~ tlalHst, ~ fIICIJItJf:.' See
-To be stationed, t.,..;~}.. Restrain, obstruct, hinder.
,ar lfUIwtlUto ~;..-:.-}.. ,ilr Stay (continuance in a place) .t.li\
fIIutCItani,.. tlamat. [ous, sedate.
Stationer, ,. (seller of paper), t.~ Stayed. Bee Fixed, settled: aeri-
'])J 1Ia,gilt w/Wd. Stead, r.P~ f:.tlll/ad, J~ 1Jatlal.
Statuary (the art of carving images), Bee Place.-Instead of, Wy:
.J,.J~rk tum Mfr QUUU1/W. f:.awatlma.
See 8culpture.-A carver of sta- Steadfast, steady (constant, reso-
tues), ~U~ Mkka4". Bee lute), ~li kilyim, r'~ ,.a,i.U,
Carver. ~U ,411it.
Statue, ,. (human), JI,w tifllldl; Steadfastly, steadily, 1o:.JL.:--J~
(of an idol), r:- 'ClMm (plur. IJikol 'Clhat. Steadfastn888,
r\:..-\ amilm), JJ WCIIClff (plur. steadiness, 1o:.J~ iolIat. See
~U J \ Clwll2,.). Firmness, CODstanCy.
Stature, .i.; kMld, ~li iilmtlt. Steak, ,. (slice of flesh), ~i.-,r.
Ofmiddle stature, ~\i.l Ib..r:-- ,htWMt lIIAm. To broil steaks,
m"'aU1tU4it III iamCIt. Tall of ~~,.:. 'Mwa' laAm.
stature, £....L.UI~rk tawil Steal, t1. (take by theft), Jr ,/Wai.
III 1:dfllCiA. Bee Tall.-A man A steal~, J)L. ,ilNi. See
short of stature, M \i.l ~ _I,.
Thief. - Stealing, p/Wt. J) L.
M iafllClA. See Dwarf. I12Ni. Stealingly, .ti..r-J4
Statute, ,. ,~li iat*A, \:J~li IJimfritlt. Bee Slyly, by stealth.
1:d,.u,. (plur. ~ \.,i "Wa"lff), Stealth, ii.r' See Theft. ,.,."t.
~, a".,. (plar. )~\ am11r), f>
-By stealth, ~41Jih'"""ft,
 STE 938 STE
.,.u.r' ,..,.I:ata.. See Clandes- step of promotion, ~..f" ...,.,.
tinely. bat, ~.; rtIt1HII, k:-.;.J -Ifiol.
Steam, .;~ WAd". A descending step ( _ the lowest
Steam, fl• .;~Ji ttmttU buiAci". atep or degree), ,u.;.J tJ.alM
Steamer, ,.}; ~..f" ma"W fId". (plur. c:.:\S'.;.J tlM-tIUt). Step by
Steed". See Horse, couner. ~tep, r~r~ ktula.. ~,
Steel, .J'jJ! hal4ll. Steely, ...;.J!Y. ~.;~ ttMlriiMl.
6aldtll. To steel (make hard or Step, fl. V"'\.J diU.
hardy), ~ ~ tamalaM Step-father, ,. W"4Ii6i. A '..j....f" ..
nIlih, ~~~ tQmtIlalw,WfIl, atep-mother, ~..r "fl6btJat• ....
..;;~ tamaltJlw iawl. A atep-eon, ~.) rezk6. A
Steep, ~ L. may.l. step-daughter, ~J rQkW.
Steep, ,. ~JVt, AdtoiyQla. See Sterile. See Barren.-8terility. See
Precipice. [ clivity. Barreuneas.
Steepnesa, .;,~ Wa". See De- Sterling, .;~It~ .,1 til ttyar.
Steep, fl. J! W, ~ • •(: See See Genuine, atandard.-Pound
Soak. sterling, 4r~ lIrQ "lIM.
Steeple, ,. ~\:..., maJld"M. Stern (of a ship), ~rl~,..
Steer. See Bullock. ..awkAtw tIl ....iah.
Stem, ,. JL..cJk. See Stalk, trunk. Stem (severe of countenance, V'~
--(tamily, race), J..:.' fill, J-j t lliJu ; (severe of manners), U""\i
fIIIIl, ~ fllUfI6; (the fore ",I, r.;~ ,dn... See lhnb.
part of a ship), ~.rl'VN~ "d, in1lexible; _ hard, eevere,
al ma"iah. aftlictive.
stench, ~.J.;kE:'.; ragilaaA "atliyQla. Stew, ,. (fish-pond), ~~.J!
To stench. Bee Stink. 6uriat ,ama!. A stew (stewed
Step, ,. (progression by one removal meat), ~ yll.Ufli.
of the foot), r~ kallam, ;~ Stew, fl. ~ ~ taN ,..u.r.
kMtWQt, (plur. ~~ kMwat. Steward, ,. ~J waill. See ~t.
See Footstep.-The step of a stair -A steward of the ho1l8ehold,
or ladder, ~.;.J tl/I"tJjat. A c::;iJ\~J tHlnl til k/uwj.
 STl 939 STl
Stick, ~ teil4. See Staff, twig. See Smother, strangle, suffocate.
Stick, tI. (to adhere), ~~\I:, 146al -(to conceal, suppress), "j>-
t alts', ~I ~: J;:JI iltawlc. lc1&afa'. StUled, J~ maiMt11.
To stick (to be unable to move), See Smothered, suffocated.-
JjJ lad. To stick to (insist (suppreBBed),u"-- mukAfa'.
upon anything), ~( laA talts'. Stigma, s. ~~ iag", .t.....J wMmat.
See Insist.-To cause to stick, See Brand.-To stigmatize, ~
~ laud. Stick no billa, ~o) tamal tlilg", ('""J waltlm. See
\aJ~JI~ ld taHuk awrdl Brand.-(to render infamous),
.w.a. ~ fatlaA. Stigmatized, brand·
Stickle, tI. (espouse warmly any per- ed, ('~ye rnawlilm j (rendered
IOn's interest), ~.;k~ nu"l infamous), t.~ rnaftlu".
_afaAo. Stile (ofa dial), <lcW1'-:JP ttllwa6
Sticky, ~;) tUlHk. Bee Viscous, tII.a t.tI". [Dagger.
glutinous, adhesive, etc. Stiletto, ~ "1&anijar. See
Stiff, .J'v. md1in, ~ g"alts. See Still, tI. ~~ 'hatltlo. See Qui~t,
Hard, strong, rigid. - (proud, appease.-(to make silent), ~
infiexi.ble, obstinate), o)fe.-:.- ItIllcat.
mtltamarritl. Still, •• (quiet, calm), ~o)'.Jb 1&iJdf;
Stiffen, tI. (make stift'), J'v.~ (silent), ~L, .d.t, ~~
taflUJltlM m411n, ..;~ 4..1 ~ .cJmit, ~,....., .amut; (motion-
tafltGltJllo katDf; (to grow stiff), less), ~~cl!'v. m4la1&o .wra1a1&.
~,)~ IiJr fllGkfn, Io/;,)~ .dr A still. See Silence, calm.
1atDf. Still, aM. (till now), ~IJI ila'
StUBy, ~~~ 6.101 lIIld6at, ~ alan. See Hitherto.-(notwith-
.i; b... 6.101 matdfUlt. standing), ~';JS'~ fIUIt 101
Stift'ness, ~~ .ald6at; (in1lexi- StIlilc. See Nevertheless.-(ever),
bility of temper), o)~ ~tl. "~I.) tlilyimtm, ('\.,~I~ t.alts'
See Stubbornness, formality, con- tItltlawdm. Bee Always, con-
straint, hanhness. tinually.-(after that), I~,,"!
StUle, II. ~ lc1uJnal, voW fatta.. 6a t tl "ald, I~~ gAi66 1&asa j
 STl 940 STI
(in continaance), LJ\.M~ Sting, II. ~~~y gM. "1 iIwal.
Iniol tIttItltJfDtJttUJt, J~'~ See Prick, pieroe, pain.-8tiDg-
ttIW til NI""'a,.. less, .ts',.:.~L. ..aWo dtMDlM.
Stilled (calmed), _l.j~ mflluMMW; Stingily, ~J;~~ 6iW
(silenced), ~ t-. mllla-U4l. --tin fDa 1JdAl. See Covet-
Still, ,. stillatory (veaael for dis- ously, avariciously.
tillation), ~'allil!. The neck Stinginees, ~ lnIW.
Of' spout of a still, ~i lMoW. Stingy, ~ idAll, ~
Still-born, 'C;, ItwA, l:aa... ,akal. i1&all,. See Avaricious, covetous.
See Abortion. Stink, ,. ~ fttlttlll, ~k.=:~ ,.,,.:.
Stillness (calmness, quietne88), iJ \~ 1uJt Wl1&at. See Stench.
luuldfDat, ~UJ ,.ajiJ.Aiyat, ~!J Stink, II. ~, aftlall. [Fetid.
,.akal. See Tranquillity, quiet. Stinking, tJt1j. ~ ......... See
-(silence),4:.)';-' IUkat, ~ Stint, II. ~ tla1Jat, .,)~ 1&all44,
'amI. ~ kalleJr, ~ tltIyyd. Stint.
Stilly (calmly), iJ\~~ bikol Sec Limit, bound, restraint; pro-
1uul4tDQI; (silently) 4:.),L~ portion, allowance.--8tinted,
iikolld11t. .,)J~ ..aUGtl, k~ mal1Jflt,
Stimulate, II. (to excite), ~.J
~ fIIIJituIa,.. [pay, pension.
,..,AgMlJ, vi~ '1ttMTad.
See Stipend, i..ip.
tWfJ/at. See Salary,
Incite, instigate. Stipendiary (receiving stipend or
Stimulated (excited), vi~ mll- salary), i..ip.~ 14M tWA/al.
luwral, d~ mdarTd. Stiptio, stiptical, ~\i J:4bitl. A
Stimulation, y'
v4!.~ ,,""il, stiptic medicine, ~\i~.,) t1fIttJa
laMIa, ~;:s?' WwU, ~..; J:4lJitl.
targAllJ. Stipulate, bf' Iluwae, ¥~
sting, ,. i..r.' .wat (plur• ..r.' u1Jtw), t amal taM, b~~ t"w
~ magiar, i...S,.:. . .kat. ,Awilt, JW'J-w: ttlfJl4l iUi,/d.
See Prick.-The sting of a See Bargain, contract.
scorpion, y P'.ts',.:. lAato}at Stipulation, ~ laU, bf' ...,
til ttWa1J. (plur. bJ~ ,Awiit), JY ial'd",
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i~~ "'tcJ~, JW\ ,ui/u. join.-To sew with wide eti.Waee,
See Bargain, pactiOD. h'~t; _MoW. A stitch in the
Stir, tJ. (move, to agitate), ~f. side, ~Ic.:,)''; lid' til j_,
........, ~.r--~\ tit"' ~. rL..; _14".. See Pleurisy.
See lrIix.-(~ move one'..eelt, 8tock (trunk of a tree), ~~
to be in motion), u.r--J-w:
iurfIttJt ~ar. Bee Trunk, blDck,
t...z -~ ~~ IGMwtli. log, poet.-(a noe, lineege), J.-'
See Move.-To stir up (to incite, tIIIl, J.uJ _, ~ fIMtJi; (a
ine~), ~~ lwrd, ~J oapital in trade), JL.l\(jo"~ rlJI
,..,,,,,..6. See Stimulate. To til fJtiJl. See Fund, etore.-{a
stir up eedition~ I··il'~~ handle), ~ ,til, W:J WtltI.
Atlrrd al~,
Sedition.
e "'n-i. See Stock up, fl. t:1.i~. Bee Eradi-
eate.-A efx>ck-jiJlifiOftr, Jii';
Stir (tumult, butle), ~W -....a. --)W.
1M, ~~ g1tlwJgltiJ, w .fiI*IA. Stooking, I. "'="'~~ jfJ.rlJ'6.
See Commotion, agitation, dis- 8toeb (forooD1ln~ the legs), o1J
turbance, sedition. JIIld.
Stirrer, I. (causer of motion), ~ Stoie, I. (philosopher), ~~)
",wn"'~ ~~.~; (one ,.,dl, 4,j ~'J,.'~~.rJ.=.i
who is in ~otion), ~~ ...... !a,lMfl!_i" GAl III uttIwauA.
Ialuwrii, ~~ . .t4NJw•. Stole, I. }J) 1IIIftfI4r, ~~ &lira-

Stirred (moved), ~~ .... dItt. See Robe.

Atlrrtli; (excited),~.uNJgyc;. Stolen, JJ~ tIIGIf'Ii.
(provoked), "'="'~ .tIttart1. Stomach, 1&M.4 .'tid. See Belly.
Btirrup, I. Y~J nd46 (pI. ~~~) -The riomach of birds. See
rdG1J4t). To the imperial stirrup Gizzard, crop.
(i.", NprelI8Ilted to the king), Stomaoher, .. ~\:.Il...-il'f.:}~
~~\I",=",~~' iJq.' nd46 lus- ~~~\J\-";bOl'6tIlM til MIa"
.a,.". .... til alltil! iJq.' til tJU1f'd•
Stitoh, tI. ~ "M"tII, ~ Stomaohie (belongiBg to the st0-
itIt41J. See Sew, mend, unite, mach), "~1l,,,=",.,.,..... fnczMlb
61
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lil fllif:l4i, "ri~ mieull. A meDt.-The atone of fruit, ;1,;

"stomachic medicine, ,~~o) Jl/RDdt, ,~ f:!'i-d. A data-
dMDij lil .itdtlla. sione, ,~ t,;.M· 8toIlelI,
~tone, I. f t MjtW. See Bock, .J~ tJ1jdr. The noiae made by
pebble, grave1.- A tlint-atone, a hone over atones, I.!~o) t1MJU..
f.:)1~ MllMCiIl. Bee FliDL-The W. To throw Itonea, ...;~
famous black atone at Mecca, .J~ 1uMltIjtU;4r,}¥:,y~ __
o),..J~ l/fjar til fllllJtul. A pre- tI1Ij4r. To leave DO atoDe un-
oioQ8 stone, ~.,=:- i-lttwM (pI.
turned, '~.:'~J-f t GlNl
fb'.,=:- jN41ir). A toucbatone,
jtulMJM fIHIjtI1ftWo. See Employ
~.-.Acr1. The philosopher's every endeavor.
stone, ~:Jk':'~.J~n al WrIt Stone in the ?1adder, ,~ J.r.nMl.
til . . . . ~ !lm14,..r--S1 Stone (made of stone), "ri~lwj...
dafr. A mill-etone, f.:)~\Y~ Stone, ". (beat or kill with atones),
. . tlU4AGlI. See lfill-atone.- ~.J ,.-i"', [al . . .
A atone uaed in paviDg(tIlIo aatone Stoonebreak (herb), ~!,-\S' idIir
pavement), ~~ lIalata1 (plur. Stone-cutter, I • .J~ Mjj4r.
c.:Ju:'~ W4t4t). T~ pave or Stone-hone, I. J,&i ~L.- ...
strew with atones, Y...J N1l4JI, jaJl. See Stallion.
~~ t...w. .tI1HJlM. A Stone-pit, I. ~l:J.J..Jt-.A "t-
mile-atone. any direction-atone on MjtW. Bee Quarry.
a roed, ~ mil, rk t'"
Stony,~ ""iw,~ ....yir.
ML tlilamM. The abiniDg Stood (pr_. of stand). I stood,
atone (lapis specularia talc), ~ ~J~\ tIfI4 flJMUJ', ~~,
Iwli, ~)\~i _w til tW4. u...;~ ... ta..r' flJdij. He
The stone tutty, ~p~ 1ttIjar . stood, -u~rJ" 111 ,.. fIJd1ij.
lItlQI;'d. The atone which attnctB We stood, ~~~~ . . .
iron, ~\:.i.. magW.. See u-.p4 flJdJijltt. You stood,
Loadstone, mapeL-A grave- ~~~~\ _ _ lat-
stone or tumulua of atones over a ..ap. flJ4Jil!". They stood, ~
grave,~.J ,..j"'. Seellonu- ~~'.rJ 11&.. ta-1l flJalijlft.
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Stool, ,.-..,rJ _ri. Liquid storax, ~L,~ IJIGItd
Stoop, fl. (bend forward), JL. ..aI, ,il1liltM. Indian stotu, ~
~\ irt1uMui; (to yield, to be ~~ ma1ltd AM4tJaA. The
inferior), J!JJ ilIulltJ; storax tree, ~ tai...
(to 0011-
deacend), ~\.,J tawadtJ t ; (to Store (abundance), i.JS.~.
alight 88 a .bird), ~ib _fs'. See Plenty.-A store fW store-
Stoop, I. stooping (act of stooping), h01l88, 4l.,j.,......J'J-r maW
~ f1U11I1, ~, tMifteJ, tJ.;
tIlm"'.
rUct; (oondeloeDsion), ~'i Store, fl. ~ flIdtI1tIItM, ~ ttliH'.
~; (taU of a bird on his See Hoard, tnrniah.
prey, on a tree, ete.), ~ib AcztDI. Stork, I. u1.i.J
ww, J1iJ Wldi
Stooping, tHW'. ~ fA.,"'I. (plur. vJ\iiJ Wdlil). The cry
Stop, fl. (stand, oease, desist), rIJ
of a stork, i1li.l ~.
• iIlm, uJ tDd:6J, "";;i ~J. Stork's-biU (herb), if!)'!r.' wal
See Pa1l88.-{to hinder from pro- orrilt"
greaive motion}, ~ maMt:! Storm, ,. (tempest), ~Jj ltIfDb4e",
~ ,atlil. To stop up, :;.,. BfMltI. I,j;.,.;; Jor-I4nIIA. See Whirl-
A. stop, stopping (oeB8&tion of wind, hurricane,-{an ....ult on
progreETe motion), u.J,-J a fortified place), ~~r#
I4flJditlf, u,iJ toMij; (stop- ".gam taltl' We" See Sedition,
page), ~ manto ~ ,atlil. tumult, violence j calamity, dis-
See Obetrnction, obatacle, impe- tress.
diment.-(inf.elTUpuon), t \Wj, Storm, fl. (attack a place by open
idiIdf:: A. stop or- point in foroe), ~~~ Aczja". taltl'
writing, A k jj; fIdItJ, ~ Wtll.
III.MI. See Pause. Stormy (tempestuous), ~~ tqjjdj.
Stopped, stopt (hindered), t~ A. stormy sea, ~',.J~' til HM-
......f:: Stopt up, 03J~ 01 mtWNJilj.
fIUJItltUl, ~ tntIUItl. Story, ~\(... "tu,l.', i'.ai lriuci.
Stopple, ,. '03'' ' ' '
wl4tl4J. See History; tale j fable, fiction,
Storax (gum), ~ ma,ltllA. lie.-A.n idle story, ~LL-
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~\\fl. AiU,41 MliM ..z; (8 fJlGtlfI (plur. ~l.A.. -'cIriI).

&or, fiiaht of rooma), ~ Bee P8118.-(ditBoulty, distft8s),
~ See Floor.-To tell 8 ~ !lilla, ~~. See POftlty.
story. See Relate.-A story- -Straits of the sea, .A'~
teJ)ao, &j~~ MktOCift. See A.W M iMr, j~y'",ids. The
lIistoriaD. fabulist. atraits of Gibraltar, J\i}\y~
Stout, '-Iii .u.or, ~~ 1W14. lid . .~ JU}~ iMr
Bee Strong, robust, brave, NlO- ~. The straits of Babel·
. late; obstinate. mandel Of' Bebe1maudib (fJae pte
Stoutly, iF~ lnlol ktl:'Clt. of ttara), ~~\.J\y~ 1Ia1I
SfuQinees, iF ittDal, i;;":' I1tiMtIL cl.-aMaJ.
See Strength, valour. [stray. Straiten, II. (make DarroW), ~
Straggle, ,. ),J lIl,.. See Wander. tic,,&. Bee Contract, eomme.
StreBgler, •• )j',J __ ~Al. a,., -(to reduce to aVaits Of' di&ul- •
mcJWo m..... Bee Wanderer, R.), ~ •• ~v--t.
I.A MIIIl •~.
.J-ji
vagabond. fIIW. Bee Diatn8s, perpJa.
Straight (right, not crooked), Straitened, ~ .....".. To
~ mtlltGilm, '-I~ M1fH'. be etraited Of' redaoed to atzaita,
Bee Upright, erect; atrait.-A ~~.J\'" Idr tGltl,lti AW.
straight line, r.A;o .l=-- UtM, Strait!y, 4l.i....; v. 1JYol.IIW. See
• t.P-!
...WI... To straighten Of' make Strictly, clOle1y, intimately.
straight, 4.j~1l¥ ttllll41tl1tolfWJfS'. Straitn88l, ~ fIIW (plur. ~
Straightness, .t..\h.al UtiidfIUI'. tlfj). Bee Narrownell, ~;
Straight, stnUahtways, ':J\.. lt4ll.t. diatnIs, clliBcu1ty; rigor, strict-
Bee Immediately. n••
Strain, •• (great endeavor), ~ Strand (bank of the lea or river),
~..ft" ItIt' JAIl, ~~ ..JfolUa.:. 11M CUMIMr. Al~ ~
jaW emf"'. Bee Stretch. IdAil al!ldr. See BhOl'8.
Strait (close), ~ tldyyil. See Strange, ~~llttwfll. Beel'oreip.
Narrow. -(wondertul), ~ t9IJ;
Strait, •. (narrow pa88), ~ (rare), .J"l.; ftdW, '-i"~~
 8TR 946 STR
,lw.". i~.,tUI; (uncommon), stl'angem), '-l-'~taglttwrtJ6.
~~ Wit! I")W'~~~ A place of aooommodation for
uarii
t,1JfI til tdtiah. See Odd, Btrangem, C,:)~ .u.n, JJr
irregular.-(new), ~~ itMlll; tnmIlI61. See Inn, oaravanaera.
{unknoWJU, J~ flICfiilil, ~ Strangle, ". ~ ~, ~
uJ.r- , . 'IM~/; (not JIIUIu. See lIaDg, B1lft'ocate;
acquainted), ~....;) •• ~ suppress.
,. . -tltatilril'lMt.: ~~ tlltJkMilk • ~
Anything StraDgled·• I,)r- ' ..,..--
BkaDge, ~.,)\j na4fnI,\. A\anll. To be strangled, ~
8trange! (interjection of admira- in1lw.na1.
tion), ~.. ~~A~,a ltIlw Strangler, I. ~ lc;.. uanii, ,J~
iAtJmI41. See Hangmsn.
""" t,qJtWn tas&t.
8f.raD8ely, ..
~;i 4.:1:-)!_lIj,"" Strangling, ptWt. Vi ~ ua.ii.
,lw.rtlJ, ~.. t.~ lJiHwtt'" Strangling, strangulation, t.U:zij \
ttflU • ~\ inkitilt 1JUaj'41.
8trangeness(uncomm01lD8l8,fereip- StraDgury, •• J~I~ .w, til
1l8IllI, wonderfulness), ~~ .1, J~~ t,fIW III _I.
~YJ taia,ilJ IN ,_a,ilJ; Troubled with a stnngury, 41.r.\,.,
(coldness, NlmV8, aversion from Jy~ 14,.,. lalw tur1Jaw1.
intimacy), i.JJ~ lJtritlGt, Strapping, ~\~ t.AIa al
y~ \ ijt."niii. See Shyness. jiM. See Tall, large, bulky.
-{mutual dislike),~W unajvr, Stratagem, ~ AIlaA, '-l-'~
ij:; 1aoiarrU. wUttUJ, ;; lann, ¥ !&&gd. Bee
Strauger, •• (foreigner), ~.;i Fraud, deceit, cunning.
,1MwI1J (Iem. ~.;i ,lfIIrIW, plur. Straw, ~ tilnt, VJ }tun, ~

4;i ,.aid); (a guest), ~ talllj. Attraetingatrawa{amber),

tlttrJ, ~;; .-1 (pl.!iJ ntulci). \ul~ 1411NlJd.. [frlJr!1"i.
To pretend to be a atnnger, Strawberry, ,. ~~t.::.)~ tat
~..;i.J\a..J,..&. ttlfNll A4ltIlw Stray, ". ~..J1an~J-.,Q Ull t-
,lwrilJ. To become a BtrangeI' "ttartl. See WaDder, rove,
(to iravel,to reside among straggle, stroll, err.
 sn 946 sn
Straying, •• .i.1t. tWaW. 1!tIInaf', ~ '''''It: See
Streak, •. ~ 1MU, rU
1:tIlat. Brave, bold, &Ouve, vehement,
See Stripe. sealous.
S~, 11.17"b.>J.w: t4J. ~1iI, Strenuously, "~J..~~ IiW
J:-' .atW. S~ed, streaky, _.-aM IN IMJiltM.
~ ....wr.., ~ ".tI1:/uJUM. Stretch, 11. (extend, strain), .i.
See Striped. ...a,~ 6aMI.
Stream, ~'-' lfIilfaA (plur. J~ Stretch, •. ~ INNI, .1. taM,
ItJlOaII). See River, rivulet, ~ oMJ ttMtlfl. Stretch of power,

currenL ..,,~ "ttUl4f, ~ j., J~

Stream, •• '-i.ft" j4rni. See Flow, jllfllf', ~... See TymJmy.
pour, islue.-To stream (as milk Strict (exact, accurate), ~~
from the dug when milking, Of" 1IItI4a1b:i; (severe, rigorous),
iI anything similar),j.> dtwr.
Stre:uny (abounding in streams),
J~£iS' WlMo.-df. Str8amy,
streaming, '-/)b:- jilrl, ~'-'.ap.
Street, •• JU) sddl, ~~ Ail,./IA
,..
~~ 11uulfcI, r)'w ..... I,J""U
Ic!II ; (not reJIIi.), Ji~
...,~.

Strictly (aceutttely, exactly), ~~

c..hi~' 1IlgAil,at 4JttiulIt1; ( .
(plur. ~'.Jb. Ail,.dt). A broed vere1y, rig0r0118ly), i.~~
street, t.,)U .Ail"t: See Road. "!ol 'drilmat; (not careleealy),
StreDgth, iF ktl7lJI. See Force, J\I\~J'>~ ..... tlen t1ulldl.
vigor, ftrmDeaa, power, ability, Strictneu (lIOC1U'8CY), ,u.> tliDat,
IOlidity.- To acquire strength, ~,)j t4JtlW; (severity), i.!r-
-;;;;~. ItWd..at. See Rigor.
Strengthen, 11. (make strong), '-/;; Stride, •• (long step), ~ JaM-
I:tJfIJfIHi; (to ocmfirm, establiah),
Hat, iF>-
iAtlttDat.
~ .diaI. See Corroborate. Strife, .t.~ 1Awwl..at, k j\:..•
Strengthener, •. l.jjL. ..uatDtDI. ..ailUtat. See ContentiOll, dia-
Strengthl-., iji.rJl...al«.\o iant. oord.
See Weak. Strike, 11. y~ tMwtIi, rY
ltJl4M.
Strenuous, ~.>..:. 11t44ftl, J;J.i See :Beat, pound.-To strike a
 STR 947 STR
bargain, )~~~ t41Ml bilsil,., cloth), with stripes, ~ taklIm.
k,roJ.w: t,ClmM 1Mrl. To strike Woven with stripes, ~ mfl-
off (aeparate by a blow), ~ itJllCIm. To stripe (weave or
~. To strike off (from an mark wi~ stripes), rli J:allam.
8COOunt), Y~\~~ 1«JtCIt, Striped, ~ mflkalla"..
mi" til li1db. To strike a bell, Stripling, ,. ~~y\.:a ,Mb biiligl.
v~IJ.3 tldI ell jCl,.,.,. To See Youth, boy.
strike fire, t:~ WaA. To strike Stript (naked), l:)~r tMVii";
up, tr daNe See Begin.- plundered, ~ ".."Wld.
To strike at the root, ~ kCIlCIt .
Strive, ". "~J"~~ t ClmtJl
To strike with the homs, ~ jeuldCllto flJCI jll1d4lto, ~ ~ J
MIM. See WItlw Hom.-To batJl mmmtltalto. See Strive,
strike with astonishment, ~ struggle, employ every endeavor.
",,"M. See Amaze, surprise. -(to contest), ~\&.. i:M,a.,
striker, ,. Y.J\..; dam. tJU fI4ICIt, ~jl:...~ t Clmal
. striking, pCIrl. Y.J\..; tId"l, J rk "..,tl4la t a1. See Contend.-(to
Idt.. Striking (astonishing), emulate), ~'~L.. ,dW CI1IlttMl.
~ mtltqjj.l. See Surpris- See Vie.
ing, wonderful. Stroke, ,. .t..w 1tIIhttIt, .t..3\.-
String, ,. ~ ¥ l:1CIyt iimtai.
..,4tltmttJt, ~ WmtIt. See
See Thread, cord, twine, rope.
Blow, knock.
-A bow-string, ~J flJatM.
Stroke, tI. (rub gently with the
Strip, ". (make naked), l.j):. tClr'f'a' ;
hand), .dV-- 1CII lCIlto, ,,~
to spoil, rob, ().!.~~~ ,AtJlltJA tnClllCItlCI1Io.
1>ittCIrU. See Plunder.-(to peel), Stroll, tI. r~ 14m, }.3 dar,
..r£J }"'1IAM. To strip leaves ~.,...J~."..~}.3 tld,. m""
from a branch, ~'J".r~ ~ la 1NJU1tlat! ~ ,AMal.
l:1tMM ttW1U Cllla;;M. See Stray, wander, ramble, rove.
8tripe, ,. ~ tlMWt. See Lash, Strong, .,;j iCItoI. See Vigorous,
blow.-A stripe (on cloth, etc.), healthy, stout.-(mighty), J.3\i
r1' w... The weaving (of l:iJdw, )~ m"tadir. See
 STR 948 8TU
Powerfnl.-(violent, vehement), \:oJ. MIld'C,I:.
\.w."",,,,... Bee
~~ 1Wfl, ~.r- ...61; Bailding.
(cogent, con'riDcm;g), ~ • • Struggle, tI. '~J'~JS'J.w:
flit; (firm, compact, aolid, last- t-.l W J~ fDtIjMlMtJ.
ing, not easily broken), 1,~ See Labour, eDdeavor, mve,
rIIIIt161U, ~.) ,.tIII_, ~ mat.., oonteud, wreatle.
~U 'iiTnt; (forti1led, not easy Struggle, ~ UtI, ~ jtIU, ~
to be taken), ~ 1fUIft", ~ jaNl. See Endeavor, e1lbrt.-
~; (potent, .. liquor), (pain, anguish), \:....::..&\ itlittd,
:J-'( " • fftdir. Strong in ~ "ttl6. See Distress.
taste, .,)6. lIiJd. See Acrid, Strung, r~ flIIJtlmum. Pearls
bitter, saur.-Strong in smell, strung together, jj~ dtlfllfUl
~ ..,.e...
See Fetid, lale. Bee String ot Pearls, neck-
stiDking. - A 8troJlg cutle, a lace. [eate, root.
stronghold, ~~ Aim Stub up, tI. t:1.i Ial4It . See Eradi- .
Mal". See Fort, m~OD, Stubbed, (truncated, short and
eastle. thick), :u.J\ t..H~ trUWHt
Strongly (with strength), ij.i~ III l:tMltl.
6iW~. Bee PowedUlly, Stubborn, olj ~ tllf'tiMid. See Ob-
vehemently, eagerly. stinate, in1lexible, !lti1r, hanh,
Strophe, ~",..~~ 64" ,!lit!' rugged.-To be stubborn, t1i~
~~. See Stanza. t 4tu1tl•
Struck (PMt. of strilr:e), YJ~ Stubbornly, .,)\:.::~ 1JiW titl4ll.
~. Struck with the foot, Stubbornnesa, .,)\:.:: t!radl. See Ob-
b~ mal1Jat; struck with the stinacy.
hand, r~ maltum. Stuck (pIri. of stick), j~
Struoture (action of building), ~~ mag_iii. See Pierced.
t!mdralt, ~ 1Jinii; (form, make), Studslt, ltudiar". rkyu, Id»
J(.:. ,JuJU, ~,- Itlrtll. A tu., ., .• \ i ...., ~
structure (edifice), ~~ tillld,.., told.b. See 8cholan.
 STU STU
Studied. See Leuned; d8lligned, ,~~ ~ WJ'o.AiIIAo, ~
purpoeed. Ntl, ~J~ J4ItJl -"".0.
Studious (given to boob), ~u, See Employ every endeavOl'.
~ talilJ tUm, ...;}~ tdn/. *ee Stutf, tI. (onm.), ~ ttJ66a'.
Learned, contemplative.-(atten- Stumble, fl. $~ tMAtwgal, J-J'
tive to anythiDg, J~L... ,atl 1aultW, ~j MId. See Blip,
/I, J~ m"tlftl / I , V'.;\.t... elide, trip, fAiIl, 8iamble.-(to
flMlldni. See Diligent, busy, err), Jf-'AMJ,- iaal .....
CllIl'ef1ll.-8tudiouspeople, ~.; \.J 1M'll.

......".
StudioUBly (with close application
Btumble, ,. (trip).
(error), *'
1M&,
k,a..
U:a>. ~
~t;

to literature), .J~h .. V',)~ See Blip, blunder.

Stumbler, I. hi\,., Ida.
Tntltw,... IDa tjti1ldd; (attentively,
diligently), ~-'..~~ Miol S*un, Cl. (oonfound with noiIe .,.

jtMltlira IDtI jaM, .J~\~ Miol importunity), .>\&1\ t...i.. ~

ijaAdd, .u.J~ hikol 4iUat ; til Ddt"', V'~'U- IGNt""'"
(on purpose), ~~ 1JUiGItI, See Stupefy•
...w.-i~ ttl. ~, ...,~ Stmag, t..,..J... ~t:
~. &upefaetioa, Jlt-w\ .UMdI, ~
Studiousness (addicted to 8tudy), "INt, u:.\A-w\ ~ See
~~.J~~' til ifti/IiJ41JU tUm, Stupidity.
V".;.J tltw,. . See Study. Stape6lotive, 1, v.-a.L.4 .....
Study (of books), V"'J.J larI, ~ ..."w, JAoM .-lltil.
~\k1U:a.. """d~ al W, StupeW, ~ ~ 8IMA.....
rLd'~ ItWII til t ilm• Bee J"..,w fIttItl1f1l, ~~ haM"
Literatan.- (atteDtion, d'art, .I-\.. ltd,.,..
endeavor), ~ ,af:l, .t..f\J~ Stupefy, fl. ~, 4ICl.Wi, .w-.\
Ml al - . " , r~~r'~\ Ji-l\ tIiM til tfIU, JAt,)\ -.w,
tWcJ. . . ~ .wi 1Iutl. fl- Mnfll'· [t'flGJ•
8tady, fl. (~), V"'~ -.,; Stupendous, ~ f!iIJ, ~
(to endeaTor diligtIltly), ~ Btapid, ~ hcllll, ~~ 1JtiJ tfiI.
 SUB
Bee Dull.-Stupid (in point of
960
. \,.
.
\..
SUB
1AAJ._"_J. oJ.,.
~'-:'•• ~ - t: ,.
style fW' IlUbject), ~ Wd, ~ ~ IafulW. Bee Conquer,
raki1. [~. overoome, tame, cruah.
Stupidity, i.J~ ,WdfIJat, i~ 8ubdued, y,.J.i.. fIItIIAld. Bee
8tupidly, ;~~ hiiol Wdtlat, Conquered, overoome.
~~ lnW 1HIldW.
8ubduer, •. ~\i ,ltiil'1J, ~
8tupor, ~ AfrtII, J~~ I WliAaI,
fata, ~\i Wtir,)\fi .ta,U,Jr. Bee
i,.a.J dtWW. To be aft'eoted
Conqueror.
with a stupor, ~'L.J~\
Subjacent, ~ toAt.
~ til AlrtJt.
Subject, •. (one who lives under
Sturdily. Bee Stoutly, hardily;
the dominion of another), ~J
obetiDately.
Sturdineu•. Bee Stoutness, strength. ratiyaA, ~ t41htJt, ~ Wattlt.

Sturdy. Bee Stout, hardy, strong. Bee Subject, atIj. -Subjects, ~6J
. 8ty, •• (for hogs), ..r.}:•.sJIJ:J:wt "'ta,d, ~1,,-J 1aflJdMt: Bee
. iaIMIl M .u-astr. People.

Style (of writing), ~\!}Ivai fItII

Subjeot (of a diaooune), Io.,j . . . .

til Idtill, ~\!}\v-Ai fill/til til fMtflll', ~~ tIIatIfJIh. The

IdW, ~ \ ....k. Sublimity of Bubject and predicate, •• and

Btyle; yw:'~ itlldb; (title, ap- tMl:J.. Jbl~~:i.i.J\ tI' _.alclaI

pellation), ~ ld4i (plur. flJatldll, ..r.s!~I~1 M_1tItI4
yWI tIlicii); (the hand of a flJtIl MuI&w.
watch fW' dial), yp tUr"'; Subject (living under the obedience
. (a pointed iron fW' Bteel for writing of another), ~ _lItftt ~Li
on wax, etc.), .ily, rl.i ialaIIt tahit: Bee Tributary.--Cob-
i1lldtl, rJ.r- "..,.bt. noxioU8,liable),J''';~~
8ubdivide, c/. ~\_;11~ .-... M M'.
a.U4.. Bee Divide. 8ubject, c/. ~.4It- Bee Sub-
Subdivision, JIJ
~ 1a.bI.. tdnl. due, eDBlave.-To Bubject (make
Bee Division. liable), Jt..;"..,.4l¥ t.....w.
Subdue, c/. ,J~ i! /.w. bildtl, ""t!- iltI'..
 BUB ~l SUB

SUbjected,)~ maUGr, y~ t WQ
flJlI irli/at! j
'.&., 1.::1;J'! "
flltlgAl11ll. See Subdued. flJllj_ tall. [L: tala.
Subjection, ~~, ina,iil, k.LkI Sublimity, W) irli/4 t t!;.r.
t WQ,
it.Jed. See Subjugation.-To SubI11D&1'Y' See Earthly, terrestriaL
oiler to come mder subjection, Submarine, ~,~ ItIAt til
k.\1,~~' ad4r til tedttll. 114M. (Drown, etc.
Subjoin, tI. .....JL...;, adiJj.' See Submerge, submel'llion, tI. See
Annex, join, add. Submission (oBedienoe, humility),
Subjoined, subjunctive, .....JL.4-. k.Lk' it.Jtae, ~ }Wat;
fItUldj, ~ .W. (surrender), ~ IfIIlIm. With
Subjugate, tI. ~ Subdue, subject. all submission, t.#-~ lJiiol
Subjugation, ~ IagMlltlll,,;ti v.tlat! J~~~~!Mol
uw, ~ \ .:; tM1IMW. See UtltIrrvt tH il1eWil. See Sub-
Subjection.-The subjugation of missively.
kingdoms or countries,
~~~t..J, ItleA III flltlmdlii
e Submissive, ~ mUlt! ~\:>.
Uiitlit , t..#- iAatlilt· To be
flJtIl l1ilatl. submissive, ~ iAcul4f::
Subjunction, Ju..1 .111d}, .tiL...;, Submissively, ~t".J~ 1Ji1ol
idlI.jllA (plur. l.:JU\.A.. mwld/de). IafIJdtlNt! t.#J~~'~ 1Jil;o1
Sublimate, •. (chemically), ~ inMJ4tl iAcMlat. Bee With
flJlI

""tttltl. See Exalt, elevate.- all submission.-To beg submis-

Sublimation, ~ IfIItltl. Sub- sively, ilttllMl.vo-d'
. limate. See Quicksilver. Submissiveness, t.""'=' iAlItlilt·
Sublime, ~.J ,.tlflt! ~\s:. tdll, See Submission.
~L. ,d",l, See Submit, tI. (yield, acquiesoe in the
Ct:. ,MmiiA.
High, lofty, grand, haughty.- authority of another), .k.u,)'r.ti
The sublime (style), yl...:..J,'
itJtdl1, j'.&.~ MltU tdll.
I:tItltltM til ilat",
Bee Surrender.
r- --.
Sublime, II. See Sublimate, exalt, Subordinate, t=-b... ....eaHt, J..=...
improve. ....tallii. See Inferior (sub-
8ublimely, t.L.i..;.J~,k~ l1;J:oI ject).
 8UB 951 SUB

Subordinately, kr-.J"~4 ".,ltM the sediment of liquor, .>,

_ojlll. ~luiJJ rfIMI II III t ai6·
8ubordination, ~\bl itdttll, t."'»- Bee Bettie••
~t" Bee Subjection, diIoi- 8ubsidiary (auiating, browpi in
pliDe. [(JtttJ' r~ aid), l;)'~ tl*tdtriA•
Suborn, •• Jb..r. lHwtal, i":'JJa':-' 8ubeidy, I. 4i\#.' itduA, o>'ti.4\
Subornation, W) irl..1td. ifIttI4t1, o>~ fII4tlatI, 4:;J"-... . .
8uborned, .,rr tlIfIf'tcMI. A t iiflltllUlt, ,~\-. .....~
mbol'8er, ~1J ~. 8ubsist, tI. ~ Nit, ~ ...,
r'o> tiel".. See CoDtinue, exist,
8u~~ tall.a ~,
- .• iatdi WI; (write remain.-(to have the :meana of
'Dil. name), ,\.A..'~J ~ living, to be maintained), J.-
~ ~, ' - ' ; (to give ";lu.lIl.:J~J~~1ItJMl taW
OOJUI8Dt), J:.i WIl, ~) r«li. tltIrVriydt M IMt.cid.
Bee Consent. - 8abeiatence, O>~J tot;v4. Bee
8ubeoribed, ~ fItWlflII. Bub- Existence, oontinuanoe.-{mam-
IOl'ibed and eealed (especially by tenauoe), ~L.-. ~ad,
..L.....J,l.:JU . "--__ "4
• judp), ~ , ~ .wtdi ~ ..)J~ - - . , -
_..... A 8ub8criber, alllltJt.dM. Bee 8uaten an Clet com-
~'~1 i . ~ NtuAo, petence. [.....;u.
~,~~ ~ ...... A sub- Sl1bBistent, aubeiating, .,)~,­
acription, \..:w' i*4. Sub8tance, ~ jiN, l.:JW StU,
Bu1leequent, ~bn fIII4lI, ~..;~, .,)~J tDtjU. Bee Thing, body,

fIl4ft...... 8ubeequent oraub- matter.-{__ tial part),.r-~

teq1lently, ~ kt"- Bee A..fter, jMDTw, ~, ale See Reeeaoe,
rono1ring.--8ulleequent to which, body, matter.- (solidity, iJm·

~~~J"""Nf!'MIIi. neB8), iji Iitt1aL The av.bef8oe

Bubeerrient, ~ ~ ~U or ~t, ~ flllllfj44. The
Mftt: 8ee UaetDJ, ClOIlftDient, mbetance ef the words. ~
.1loJdia6I. rlU' ftGlfjat III WI-. 8u.
8ubeide,.. (eiDk to the bottGm, as a&uce (~ wealth), J~'
 SUB 958 SUB

HftIJ4l, ~ ,ltMiJ, Jj) nU (pl. J~~ t 4lffllJlaAo WtH. See

J~' tIf'lICJi). See Fortune, ChaDge.-<onepenonformother) •
rioheI, wealth. ~~~J "'Wo t GfIItItI•
r rt
Sllbetantial (partaldng of or belOJlg- 81lbetitute, •• \i.e UitIy- fJItIicJ..,
iJJgtol1lbetauce), ..;~~ j_Mwi, J:tS'.J toMlI, ~\j fIilyii,;:' ~
~\.i 11I11; (1lrm, BtroJlg), ..;'; ~mr. See Deputy. -(a
. ., !,"1J ..... a; (wealthy), lWlC8llaDeum), J~ Wal (plar.
J\...~I.. ICIAtl fIlal. See ,~ hdala).
BHb. - 81lbetaDtials (.ential 8ubetituted (iDaield of a thiDg),
parta), J,.,' ..al, '-=-'~ J~ fIMI1HMltltIl, J~ .....
Wltdl, jb'~ j ..."... itullM.
Subltantiality, ~f':" ~1vw, ;,)\... Sublfoitution J!~ taAwll, J~
..aMM. See 8ubetance. Hdal (plur. »~ hdala), J!~
Substantially (with reality of Gist- 1tJUi1, J'~' iU4I.
enee), ..;.r-~ ,t~ HIa"'ti- Subterfup, ,. ~ AIW, ~
jow""" ; (stroDgly, solidly), lwii'at. See Evasion, triok.
y';,I.:::-,f. _G1'_ .., J Subtenueoua, ~)\~ WI til
~'.fIt1lWtW. 8eeTruly, Mtl.
Je&1ly.-<wealthily), ~~ iVDI Subtile (thin, ible), ~.J ~
,AifllJ. 8ubetantialaele,.Jb~ ~ ltBIJ. See S1eDder, deli-
jtMMM'. See Subetanoe. eate.-<arltul, refined, peoet.rat-
&bltantiate, ,. (make to aist), mg, ahmrd), J.iJi,&. tail
l,;),4~}~iGf:!IlaJto - ,MIA, Mil. See Acute; ollJlJliDB, ely,
"'~Jn~J tPG Wdo til fIIfIjGd. deceitful.
Bee Bealize. Subtilely, ~\;)J'i 6t1ol Njaf!l,
Substantive, ,. (1100), c.:.>\.w'r-'
.i.JJ411iW rtDM. See :Pinely,
. ."". S. . . .uve au.8lijee- thiDly.-(arttWly, a1ily), J'l
tift, ~'r-~c.:.J\.u'r-' ...
~ liIIo'irW.
. . . , VII . . til"". SubUJen-, nbtility (thjnn-, 1lne-
S~hltitute, •. (one thing tw m- - ) , 4;.J ,...,; (artlaln8, reo
other), ~~~jOrallWJ t4IfItUI, iDlIIleDt, emming, abN1n1DeIa),
 SUI' 966 SUG
lUddeD1y, ili&.~~ ,.... lw»-.J~' See P. . . . . .
f:..• • g~. -Long lIaffe1iDg. See p.ue.e..
8udoriAo (promotiDg Jl8ftlPUation), 8d'ered, eDdund, ~ . . . .
~ "t.nl. 8udorifto medi- .w; (permitted), ..;-!.
• L.-.iII .
• .r"'"
GiBe, ~!,&3 tl4IfI1d . .f:.......-. 4.!C""""" _ d 1IiM.
8uda, ~y.un ..... lINCIHa. Sufferer, •• (one who auft'ers paiR
8ue, fl. (beg, eutreat), ~ ta4tlr- or 1018), ~JJ~A~t.- ltMl
rat> ~ ,.",~, ~. laM HrM' alii ~"f:..'
To me at law, ~-./.JJ' tWtcz' Su1Iloe, fl. (to be IIu1Ilcient). ~
f:..tIlti, ~IJA&3~ f:,aflkll Hi:" "111', ~ J:affll'. Bee Supply,
afford, satisfy.
tN1 talll'. See Litigate.
Su1Ilciency, ~~ "fii.YIII, ~
8uet, ~....... Bee Fat, tallow.
i1ttIja. Bee Competenoe.
8uft'er, tI. (bear with patience),
J.t=-\ ilal4muIl, ~ tll1lamflkll, Su1Ilcient, J \S' iafl. See Enough,
plenty.
r"" Bee Bear, endure.-
Su1Ilcieutly,"'~~iafiJy.... ~\A!1~
To der 10118, ~ u.-r,~,
..... To llU1fer pain, ~.i 6il1Vdt'M, J\S'..
t.~ ~.
iaft· _
~t: To 1Iu&r miafortunes,
Buft'ocate, fl. vJ:U".".., vo-i:J \~
~Jt:iJ ""t ft Wd. To
~ GMtJ/~ ~ H.&l.
llU1fer punishment, ~ t.J taf:c1-
W. To der or allow, C
Sd'ocated, ~ -Ut-v. To
be su1Focated, c:;:.::&-, iHtmNi.
1MlI4IA, ~.J~' -r..1a'ruiMa1.
Bee Fermit. i.Jj~, .dtllaf:..1ICfI4IIdo.
8utrerable, ~~. Bee Su1Focation, v-A:J't.~' W:ildt
TeMrabJe.-8u6erahly, J~~ Qft4/tJ1. [aItI14t. Bee Voie.
"iiNa4I. Bee Tolenbly. Suft'rage, ~J'P MtDf, plnr. c:'-"'"
8u1l'eranoe, llU1fering (pain), rJ\ Sugar, h...u.. Sugar-candy,
tJIaa, ~J tNflff:..; (plReaoe), ~~.J... ~ ulJdt. A dea1ef
r..w. Bee )[OfJerafioD.- in eugar,.J-t~ "nelf:..--'
-(to_tie), ~4 ijasM, \ The lIugar-eane, ~~ c;
 SUI 957 SUM

ktIIab Dressed with, pre- Suitor, s. b'~I~\b talilJ fMlWaah.

Mal.

.
served with, or made of, sugar, See Lover. - (a petitioner),
.J-I4JJ- ....~ 6.1 1fII;luw. v--t- \ • m~, if~
Su~ t1. (hint), .J\.:.\ tllAar; ~tl. See 8uppliant, can-
(adviM), ~ *UGA. didate.
Suggestion (hint), i.J\.:.\ "luI,., Sullen, '-:-i wa, ~ 1tIifl, ~
ttINftl. See Gloomy, angry, morose,
~I Imd; (adl"ioo), ~
tlQlfAat. malignant, obstinate.
Suicide, ~I~ katl (lMtlljs; Snllenly, ~I;J~ iiJ:oll4Jl:alM.
(the person), ~J;li kalil SnllennCBB, .3k ~niitl, ~ I;J stl1il-
114jBtl1o. lat. See Moroseness, malignity,
Suit, s. (set, number of things cor- obstinacy.
responding to one another), ~u, Sully, •. ~ t.tlJ6, j.:. tar. See
ta_; (regular order), ~~ Spot, blemish, disgrace.
Bee 8eries.-(retinue), Sullied, y~ mtli!fl.6.
,.lidm.
~J~~ kAadtlm fDa MsM~. Sulphur, t.:.--!.~ kiWIt. 8ul·
See Train.-{a petition, addresa phureous, aulphury, ~~
of entreaty), "';.r t'wtl. See Sulphureo~ess, ~\
kilJrill.
Law-Buit. ~.r.S aiM al kilwil.
Suit, t1. (agree with), J:ol u6,k, Sultan, ~\kL sultan. See King.
'-;-I\j nastI6, J~ lak, Vi~ -Sultana, sultaneas, .w Lh.L
fDajllk; (to fit, adapt), ~\j sulldMA, Sultans, ~L. 1tIllJ..
fIdMJi, J:J W,}. lin. .A sultanry, the o1Bce and
Suitable, Vi',.. mKtDdjil, '-;-II.:... . dominiOil of a sultan, ; . \., \ oJ
fItfIItdM1J,(.}!.~ll/.gU:,(}! UwrmltdiiJ:. IaltatUJl. Bee Kingdom.
Suitableneas, .t.u~ mtMDdj.t, SuItrineas, ~ Mr, iJLr MmdfDlJI.
~l:... ~, .li\& ligdit.Jt, Bee Heat.
~Uw mtltd6ait1t. Sultry,}~ AiJr.
Suitably, .tai\.,..~ 6iJ:ol mlH/ld- Bum, •. (of money), ~ malJlagh
jakal, ~l:...~ 6iJ:ol .tmd,a- (plur. t:I\:- malJiil.,A). A sum
HI, ~y~ 6iTcolltgdW. total, ~ jamf! ~ jamltzt.
62
 SUM 958 SUM
A principal sum, J-I till, house, a h01l8ll for summer resi-
J~,-",~ ra. mal. See Capital, dence, ~ flUllYtlf. See Villa.
principal. The lIum (llubstance -A place ~DlItruCted under
or result), j..,b.. "alil, ~ ground . lor-:"&eeping proTiaiODll
natf)iJ" (plur. ~\;.j natiJyij). cool in 8ummer, ~\a.. -.gltiir".
The 8um or 8ubstance of a speech, Summer, .,. or pua tile nmmer,
rLUI~, Mfljal til Ill• . ~,."af.
See Summary, height, comple- Summer, adj. ~ .",..
tion, compendium.
Summit, V"~ riU. The lIUmmit or
Sum, .,. (compute), y\....-~
a mountain, ~'V"~ riU til
ttJrMl "WilJ, ~ jMllflt; (to
jalJal. See Top.
collect into a narrow compass),
SummoD, .,. ~ taltIlJ,~,
~ jMlUll. See Comprise,
iltaIultw, w~~ t ....
comprehend.-To 8um up all
tnMdjtltIJ". A 8ummoner, ~
(upon the whole), ~Ij
mvAdir. See 01Bcer of a court,
jr til jumW, j.-\kl til iani,
tipetaft'.-A eammODll, ~~
.r-J1~~ M1t4yat til MIW,
..~~ \ ;Wililr,.. cltIeotlh (plur. c.J\~') tlat:tIt4l),
w~ mMil/tlttlh. .A judicial
Summed, t.~ mqjf114 t:.
SUmlesll, y\-~ lJilil ANdlJ. See
eummoDll in writing, r~ it!4_.\
Summoued, ~~.)~ taJ.,ii
Innumerable.
Summarily, .J~'4 1Jil 'UINar, daf:.tN. (fidll1 ItIAfItfl.

"'~41 ijma/Qn, J~'~ Sumpter-horse, •• J-~~~

lJil ijmill, "'~~I ijillMl. Sumptuary, ~),I.i.? tlidd .....11.
Summary,~ m""Attu.,.,~ Sumptuous, UJ!.. tHl:tIlltIf, ~
muita'M',~I~ muZak"- t-1m, ~ U/ill:1ir. Bee Costly,
""a, attajdl. See Short, brief. rich, expensive, splendid, JD8Pi-
-A lIummary (compendium), lloent.
.JL.ci\ 'klNilr, J4-1 ~Z, Sumptuously, .L......l:u:J.L.? iDl
~ mukhtrua,., j~I !idl. ~....e, ~j~ lJiW W11.
Rllmmer, ~ ,agf. A IJUmmer Bumptuou8DeII8, ~ ~. .IlItII, ~)
 .....

SUP 959 SUP

MAtl, J~ JiUdl. See Splendor, per), ~ "ttlWlttl'. To dine

magnifioenoe. aDd IUP, ~J'-i,),j,J tagluMltl.'
SUD, I. ~ datu. The aun.'B IDG ,.~. A BUP. ~~
oo1ll1l8, v-' ,'I, I\~,rb ttwtI ....111. See Sip.
",.--.. The disc or face of the Superabound, CI. ~~ aiJ4. See
BUn, ~\r~ j n ~. Overabound.
See Orb.-The light of the BUD, Superabudanoe, 1~4j ..,u.A,
v. • ,II, I~i Ail,. . . . . i? A_w,d. Bee Exuberance.
To expose to the BUn, ~~ Superabundant, ~~ fIJ,itl, ;:'S
........ ~ . Any place ex- itufr. Superabundantly, #~.Y.
poeed to the IU, v-' ,II, • ~~ lJitDaj_ si,td,'!':;s itufrM.
_ _ _a Bee SUDny.-The Bun See ExnberaDtly.
of religion (a title or proper Superadd, CI. 1~4r~ War
name), ~~\~ atItIfa. 1Ii .",4tld. . See Augment, in-
Sunleu, ~'-! Ml4 . creue. - Superaddition, 1~4j
Sun-dial, ~~\~\.u\ tMldiJ,itvII u,4tlalt. 8uperadded, ..\~~~
al Awu,tII. fIJ,td jidda.
Sun-rise, ~\t.}k Ulat ",1- Superannuate, tI. ~4~ "tM
, . . . See lIorniDg.-8unaet, iilM. 8upenmnuatiOD, r.ii:J\
~\YJ,;i ,lttrilI MAcau. ~~ atlaWtlut JilM. [lilM.
v-bU
,MI", Superannuated, ~~~~ ItJtila
Sank (immened),
'-:)U,,;i ,1tM1da. Suk (gone Superb, ~
low), V'~ maoUftI. See
t-_.
Bee Grand,
Bplendid, magnUloent. -Superbly,
Sink. ~~ 1IiW tlJ8GlJl/Jl. See
Sulike, BUDny (like the sun), ~ Splendidly.
~\ ..ill ",.w..... 8uperoilioua, ~ ...,".MW,
SUDny (expoeed to the Bun), .j,r. .JJ';'" "..,Ttra,.. See Haughty,
....it. [See Light, ray. oontemptu01l8. - 8upercilioUBly,
Sanahine, ~\"..; _ ",w-u. p~ 1Jil:ol1GWhr. 8uper-
8up, tI. (drink by mouth£ula), Jrt cilio1lmetl8, p ~_.

Ilwd. See 8ip.-(to eat sup- Super-eminence. See Pre-eminence.

 SUP 960 SUP
Super-excellent, J..:U\ afdal, ~\j gftaWaA, ~\ ..tiM, ~.ia3
';?~ fiigll ~' gMynM. taiatltlwn. To affect a 8Uperi-
See Excellent. ority over others, ~ Al\:>- ~
Superficial (external), ~ 6cJrit, ~~ t4'rMl1tdla1w Wfr t.z.'
~\l,; saMr, ~~ gAayr r'fllfi, gftayrilti.
~ ,atAI; (shalloW', futile, Superior, J~ elll, ,JU~ ftMDlrbl,
, \-
triffing, u=--·Al\.. mdlaAa fMt"a'. r-b-~ °tllllm• See Higher,
Superficially (externally), ~ greater.-To become 8Uperior,
~UzJ\ ~ GIldA.,., "WJ~ ~~ tag1ulll4lJ t. ala', JU
,flraftm; (triffingly), ~~ ~ fai tG'a'. To render 811pe-
bihJl MIl. tior, J.;;~ fatltlalalw f..• •,
Superftcialness (8uperficies), ~\l,; .j&- i;"ji fGflNJaiGlw t'M.'.
~ \ saM,. ul&g, ~~ .urat. Superior, •. v-J.J,.."v. See
See Surface.-(triilingne88, fu- Chief, IOId.-A 8uperior of a
tileness), Jk4~ lAy bdtil. monastery, ~~)'~..J NJllI iI
Superfine, ~ mujtaiAtJr, J~ ~". See Abbot, prior.
tal. See Super-excellent. Superlati\"'e, ~~\..J.4i\ Gj4al fJId
Superfluity, 8UperfiUOusneea, i"'~j ,Giuft. Superlatively, ~\.-e~
silladala, ~ iaNrat. See Sur- biiol mubdltlgAat. Superlative-
plus, 8uperabundance. Jl6II8, ~\.-e fflubdlagftat. A. 8U-
SUperfiuOU8, ~~ sdyid, ~u faMl, perlative noun, ~~,~\ -
~ iaIIr, jJ~ mutajilwis. See al mubdltJgAat, J~i::.l\~\ ...
Superabundant. [ attGhltoA. Gl taflli.
Superhuman, ~,~u fiJlIii Supernatural, ~\~u fdllii
Superintend, 17. J.&.) /U fIiJsar t altJ', ottahltot. Bee Superhuman.
j;U}.. ,ar tsds.,.. See Oversee. Supernumerary, '-!-'~\J~ fowl:
-Superintendence, ~\~ Gl Aildb, .J~'d~~ silytd t-
mudll/lrat. Bee Oversight. Gl tatltMl.
Superintendent, ;:'\.-e
tnuOcJ.Air, .superscribe, tl. '-!-'yL.J'l:J~~
j;t.:... fJMM4sir. utah tMHOa" al tnMtab.
Superiority, ~ "
'agAaIltlb, ~. Supersoription, l.A..\ itIuld.
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SUP 961 SUP

Bupencribed, M...o~r ..Aarrir .. stratagem), ~~'!r t ilUltlM
i.w.o. _ 1JilA11cM. See Cheat; trip up.
Supenede, 1'. ~ fIiUG.U, ~ 1JtJltal, Supple, Jf\.,) tldlJil, ...ip..
fM~iJ.f,
~, .tal. . ~ "uMnl. See Pliant,
Superstition, Jk~.,)~' ittiidtl llexib1e, limber.-{yie1ding, 80ft,
1J4til, Jk~~~' lma" Mt'l, not obstinate), ~\~ ltJw'n
U-b~i.,)~ t.1JatltJt lJatilaA, CltW t ·
vw,,"",J tDtUtDdI, et.,,""J fDtIIfDMIA. Supple, 1'. (make pliant), ~~
Superstitious, V-,...r mtHDtUtDlII, isn,,,WtSM; (to become pliant),
V,...y.. multJultJlflJil. Super- ¥~ "" tshtCIM.
stitiously, Jk~ .. .,)~4 1Ji Supplement, '0 ~ tltJmlmaA,
'ttildtlt. 1Jata. 4JW' itImdlat, ~.; "",I, ,.W
SUper8truoture. See Structure. lamd•.
Supervise, 1'. supeniaor. See Su- Supplemental, 8upplementary,
perintend, eta. ~ eM1II11.
Supine (lying on the back), .,)~ Supplenees, ~"W ~ laylllltlt
~~ muttllflatltlitl t a14' uAril'; tlUG6 t . See Flexibility; pliant-
(negligent, lazy, remise), J.t.t. ness, compliance.
""""il, Jili gMfil, J.:.,:J larthal. Suppliant, 8upplicating, ~
See Care1eII8, indolent, remise, mflllamil, ~ m~"I,
droway.-(neg1igently), JlI"~ ~ mtdtsjl, ~ muta-
1Jil«Jl iAmdl; (carelessness), JL.A' tlMib ~ ..tI6laAiI. In a IUp-
iAmaI. See Indolence, drowai- pliant manner, J~"t..rii~
neae. 6iI:ol ttItltwrut
'hUMI. fDa
Supper, ~ tAM. The Lord's Snpplicate, 1'. ~ tatlarr"t,
Supper, ~vn .:..ntil ttIIM. ~~ tarfljjs', ~, ilta""",
s,.,.lIi1JdftI, ~;.J' ~ \ '" t lllAd ~ ~'. To 8upplicate
lNIst'f'I. To give a supper, ~ h"eaven, t..-rU tatlarrtlt! Jf::.!'
tAltIAa.'. Supperle88, ~ 1Jila i1Jta.W. See Pray, implore, en·
,,.,M.
... treat•
Supplant, 1'. (displace .,. turn out by Supplication, ~""L..:.l\ iltimd" ~
 SUP 962 SUP
141_1, ~ tadG~ J~' Supportable, ~ ,u-..l See
iiliMl. Bee Prayer, entreaty.- Tolerab1e~

With the tongue of supplieation 8upported(propped),,,,r.- .....u;

and humility, ~,~~ (suifered), ~ ....A. ..z;
.J \hi~~ ~. tlttatlMnlt tIHIl (maintained), J,ri- --,.;
ifti}ilr. (aaaisted;favored), ~~ wMflIs,
Supply, t1. (give, yield, afford),
.
('~ ~ .....1. To be supported
itltl4tM. See farniah.-(to suo- or propped, ~, ......11; (to
oom), ~L. .aeMl. To supply be maintained), J.}-J """'ar;
the plaoe (of anything), ~;s: (to be lIBIiated), I~t.....~\.
ttWItDlIfl, J~ WM. See Bab- .ar laio ....atculM.
stitute.-To supply the p1aoe of Supporter, •. ~ L. .a"id. See Prop.
(a perIOn), ~~y.) \.. Idr tllfDlIfl -(a protector), ~\... Acbd.
fila,,· See Petro., defender, auistant,
Supply, •• (IIWlOOW), fIUItlMl,"oMcomforter.
~~, itaw, ~Jt... mGtatIUIfItJI, Suppose, •• ~.) jorllfl, V'\:i~
i~\-. flt1U4 t t:UltJt. See Subsidy. t"- -,.., .#\ ifW;tw, ~
-To ask supplies or _stance, WIuIn.z, ~~ ,.,Miat.
See
oM:-I\ inGN4. Think, imagine, conjecture, &Dey.
Support, fl.
i1Wmtll; (prop),
(bear up),

endure)'r ••ar, ~ Wumt-

~ .a_; J,...::-'
(to
-Suppose, suppose the oaae,"t...)
Jarado...
jtlltti/fttl.
Let DB suppose, ~.;-u

1IUIl, J,.::-' ~; (to defend, Suppoll8ble,~.;t'~\i IiJlJilalJ'"

befriend), ~~\... 14tMi tt'., ~~} larii tdl. 1"
~ \"}.-ldr-'aAii. See Favor. Suppoeer, •• ~~ ICft-.
Support (prop), ~ ....a, "Jf SUppoaiQOD, suppose, 11IpI*8I,
tMlU, ~ lIUIlja; (aaaiatance), V'~ lciy.., "t!", ..,.s~ rcIJ, r;j
,,~ fIUMltMl, ~ ~, itel.... ; (neces- ~J codm, ~ ...., J~
sarles of life, maintenance), 1NIJcIl, ~ """1". See
LP\....n~~JJ.ri tltrirl,a, al Opinion, foree, imaginatiClll.
""'t~'A. SuppoaititioUB, ~~ iMJcIlI,
 SUP 963 SUR

U'"'~ a,4II, ~J tOIIAal. See Sare (undoubted, infallible), ~~

Spurious, imaginary. 'iiMe, ~ ,akinl, ~ mll-
Supprees, fl. (conceal), ..j>- i1I4/tl' ; 1ItJld:a1r., ¥', MIll. See Certain.
~to abolish), ~\ cWltN; (to sub- -(safe), ~, IImln, rJL...,
dlie), ~ glusWJ, ~ tWIat. ,dle"'; (firm, stable), ~ matin,
See Qaell, 8ubdue, OI'1l8h.-To ~~ ,411ie. Sure-footed, ~~
11lppresa ~videnoe, jl,~ ~ r~~l\ Idbit sl luultJm.
til AaIr.. To suppress intelligence, Surely, sure, to be sure, t:i1)\J
."..sI'
~ iatMt til iAaiar. /1 al wakif:! ~\J: tala'
Snppl'888ed (concealed), ~. .ttaUti, 'I.• ij~ yMIna", 'L.l..:...
m"!/Iv.r- mariiir; (abolished) AaHtm. Bee Certainly.-{flrmly),
J \.,. .. mtllJatlal; (Inbdued), ~U,t.':"! ii MtDtUt ,aiit;
~~ flUlg1Jd. [ioU/d. (without hazard), J=.~ hila
Suppression (concealment>, lb., 1WJtar. Bee Safely, securely.
Suppressor, concealer, ,. ~ Sureness, ~ ,ail", ~ t..UIi,
mtI1:Aft; (an abolisher), ~ <3- W. See Certainty.-
mtl1ltJttil; (one who overpowers), (safety), .t.1.. Iald.o.t, l,:)L.'
~~ glJdlilJ. 4l1li4,..
Suppurate, fl. (as a wound), ~ Surety, suretiship (security, bail),
luInflA, e
~ ttJmtll 1«IgA. .ii W tIfImdnat,
A surety (bondsman), ~L.;
.u L..U It:8jdltJt.
Snppuration, 't.:~ taiylA.
Supremacy, i}~ audd,..e, i.,'~) dam.", ~ It:8/il (plur. ~
ri-tJItIt. ill/ala), ~ daml". Bee Bail.
Supreme, ~\ 4tltJ',.r.S" aliar, hostage; sureness, certaillty; sup·
~, Gtum. A supreme judge, port; ratification, confirmation.
';\.QAJ,~\; iddI til iutldt. Su- Surface, ~J wafla (plur. J,=';J
preme power, ~i.)~ kuMat wujfl.1&), ~ ,atla. See Face,
....1W4A. outside, superficiea.-The surface
Sapremely (extremely), -4~ i. of the ground, ~)\ ~J waf"
gM,M, ~WJ 111 gMyat, ..,~ al arl. The surface of water,
jiddG,,- LJ\'~J foafA al ma. A level
"

SUR 964 SUR

8UrfllOO, ~ 14ItI1d, See Surnamed, ~ ~.
Level, plain." Surpass, tJ. ~ IIIW, ~JIJ flU
Surfeit, tJ. ~ .N0Ht- To lIU1'- taW, ~r~ t41iald.. t.w,
feit or be surfeited, ~ .MHt- ~)~'A.JL" .4,. 111M 'u,as
Surfeit". ~ ,WIlt'1::...' .iIrAl4. talll'. See Excel, exoeed.-8ur-
See Repletion. pused, y}iw fMgltlGi, Jj:"""'4
Surfeited, ~~ M4Wt:4l1, -W. 8urpusing. See 81lper-
Sorge, •• ~,.. fIUfUJj (plor. ~,,,., exoelIent.
tMtliJj). Bee Wave.- Surgy, SurplllS, surplueage, '-ti~ 6d.k,
~~ I11411/1fDcJj. j.- \j radil.
See Overplue.
Surgeon, •• d~ jllfT4A. See 8urprise, tJ. (come unexpectedly),
Barber, bleeder. ~~ kcz6Iu t.lll', ~~
Surgery,.i:.. Y'rk
tilmaljllf'ilAllt. ~ Aajllm t.M' glul.ft4l; (to
Surlily, ~~~ 1HJ61 .luwtk4rt. utoniah by eomethiDg wonderful),
See Moroeely. [Moroeeneea, ~~, aclAIIt1, ~ t " ;
Surlinellll, L.~ dllf'tJIIIt. Bee (to confound, perplex), ~
Surly, U"'ra 'Mr,.. Aa,yllr.
Surmise, •. ~J wallm, J~ JM,dl, Surprise, ,. (surprising, comiDg
~ .WW. See SUllpioiOD, upon unawares), ,~u.. a.f4j41,
conjecture, doubt. ~ WIGt j (sudden confusion
Surmise, 11. ri,J teHoaM4M, ~ perplexity), ~"" ~.
Of'

~1Il. Bee S118pect, imagine, Surprising (wonderfuI), tMlJ·. ~

8uggest. ttfllh, ~~ hadf t ·
Surmount, tJ. ~J':-' .,wlll' Surprisingly, ~~ TMol tt;.,

t. ', ~ ghalalJ, ~J\j fiji

alII -
~~
II. 1JiUl iInrI
, ..t..H
tala'. Bee Conquer, 8arpua. Jp..!~ iiUtDt,n y,w",ir
Surmounted, y}M magAlGlJ. III tukl.
Surmountable, ~ yvgAlll1J. Surprised (taken by aurpziE),
Surname, •• ~ WIllI (plur. V',!- ...all; (conrounded,
yW' alkali)'. To give a BUr· perplexed), y)w.. .....u.rii.
name, ~ lakkRlJ, To be surprised or takeR by sur-
 SUR 965 Sus
prise, 4J.U.~j.&.\ ..u.. tala' Surveying (the science of measuring
gluljl4; (to be oonfounded or per- land), .U1rL: tilm til ma-
plexed), J'- 14,.; (to be filled ,4M.
with wonder), ~ tattljjalJ. Surveyor, ,. ,r.~ ....HIMr, ):\3
Sm:ender, fl. (yield, deliver up), ndsir. Bee IDBpeOtor, overaeer,

r- ,allMn ~ (to yield up one's-

superintendent.--A land sur-
veyor, ~)ICL:... fJlQUaA til ",.d.
sell), A'-r- 'allMn 1&t.i.lalw. To
Surveyorship, ~l:... mflfl4ltWtltj
surrender on terms, 'bJ.ro~~
(land surveyorship), C\..:.H~
ItJllMn ttllG' ,!MIrat. Surrendered,
r- mwall..."..
,tintat til fMludA.
Survive, fl. ~~V~ t dlA He'
Surrender, ~ tallfm, ~ l.J:,\
gMgriM. Surviving, ptIrl. and
ttat"". Bee Submission.-They
a survivor, ~4 "aif, ~~L:.
demanded the surrender of the
.,Jo.,JI tdgilA "atd al tl1WJ,..
fort, ~'r-:W'~ ttIla1Ja
Susceptible, susceptive (capable of
taIlfm til Wf:tlA. [clandestine.
receiving), ~\i kdlJil, ~
Surreptitious. Bee Fraudulent,
J~ tnUIttItid It Wal; (sus-
Surreptitiously. Bee Stealth, clan-
ceptible of love), ~~U
destinely.
Surround, '11. 'b'- I tlMt,.;- 1l4I",.. 141HZ liZ tW.u; (tender-hearted),
To surround (or invest) a town, ~I~J ...a} til W.
Susceptibility (capability of admit-
.J""L- Aiu"'" .J\.-.J-i ttlU
Aila,.. [ m"nMei,.. tingor receiving), ~\i idln1igM.

Surrounded, k\.s--e muMt, ~ Susceptibility or tenderness of

Surrounding, ptlrt. ~ mllAft, heart, ~I.uJ niiat til W.

.J""ls-'e m",lid,w. A high wall Suspect, '11. Jd.:, ,AM If, JJ:;
surrounding a palace, ~~'-"'"
1tIIt" If, ~~, MtaJ:ltt.tHla.
alwd,. al "alad. "'aMa" "M,
Suspected, 4l:'~~
Surtout, ,. (over-coat),~.r' lUri4. d.U\~~~ w4itt taltltlM
Survey, ....}r-):\3 "alM' t"z,,'.
fl• .,A-W. Bee Accused.
Bee View.-{to measure), J.f Suspend, fl. (hang up, make to hang
• t..... tau ma,dAa. by anything), uk talla". See
 BUS 966 BWA
Hang.-(tointerrupt),~ UUt; up), ~ pnluMil j (poesible
(to delay, binder),";"\ ILWAM, to be endUNd), ~ p/tt4-.l.
uJ fl)(liUf, ~ flI4IMt· To Sustained (bome np), .3)' , •
suspend (from an oiIlce), Jr
....i4, J~ Bee .-.s.
c.dIIiIl.
... Bee .
Dimrlsa.
Suspended, ~ fIttItalW. Bee
Bupported.-(endllred),
~.
~
Bee Bdered, expe-
Hung up.-(interrupted), t~ rienced, bome. [ferer.
1Mltal ; (delayed), ~,;". ffIIRD- Bustainar". Bee Supporter j suf-
1uJ. Buspended from an employ- Sustaining, JHW'.
~ ",UIIid.

ment, J~ tMtll1l. Sustenance (victuals, necessaries),

Buspense, .3~ IMtMldtMl, ~ 1.::.)'; i.t. Bee Food, mainte-
,wAd, d.:. ,W. Bee Hesi- nance. [tGdM.
tation, stop. Sutler, ' . .J-U
t ~ lJaYJat liZ
Suspension (hanging up or by), Suture (seam), £.1~ !MyatM;
~ #atlii. Bee Buspenae.- (sewing up of wounds), .t1~
(interruption), tl.,haj\ iniita t ; C.ft" """yaW jwA.
(delay), ~i lIMDaihlJ. Bus- Swaddle, fl. (a child), b;.; u,."..,.
pension from otBce, Jr tal. A swadling band, l::,W iiaat,
J\~ 1wUcU.
Buspicion, ~J toaMt, ~) ,..,lJ,
~..) tik" ~ ,W, Swallow, ri,..J
.... ~ 6alGt:: To swallow
~, Jl.- ~, i~, up (as the fI88, a whirlpool, etc.),
,~\~A. ~\ ilI~ The swallow,
Suspicious (having 8U8picion), a- Mli. Bee Throat.
d.:.~\'" ,aAilI ,AM, ~ Swallowed, ~ .'11t'To be
flMIIAtcI1Jt1, (''iJ 1OCIoUa",. Bus- swallowed, ~, M1HIl4Jt: To be
piciously, d.:.~ lJiiol ,AGi. swallowed up (by the sea, etc.),
Suatain, fl. .,).:...,a IMIGti. To support, A'~\ i1JttIltIt'M(J allJdr.
prop.-<to endure, dar), r Swallow, ,. ~\b;. 1:ltMUj (plur.
MHr, ~ Wafltflllll j (to main- ~\b;. Ucla"j). The do-
tain, keep), '-iJ> MfI)(I'. mestic swallow, if- _111111.
Bustainable (possible to be borne The rock or mountain. swallow,
 SWE 967 SWE

"'~, fIHIItI141 (plur. ~,u,J tion.-To sweat, Jr twd. Bee

tNlcJtllfl). Perspire; toil, labor.
Swallowwort (plant), ~~\:J ti Sweep, JI. ~ .

r.r-l' " ' t fItI1xJI tliitl _ ..iI•• Sweeper, 8. ~ .

Swamp, 8• .ll-, fDaAlGt. Bee lIarsh, Sweepings, .t..\:.S'~. Bee

ten.-Swampy. Bee lIanby. Rubbish.
Sweet,;'- Wil, ~.)\ ltIa&. Bee
Swan, ,. ~.,)) IWtluj (plur. ~.,)~\
Delicious, luscious, grateful,
MiJMf), ~ lJ"d"t.
pleasing.-(mild, gentle), ~
Sward (surface of the ground).
lof,fj. Bee Soft;, tender. A.
~)'~J fD"d1 III artl. Bee
Grass, herbage.
8weetheart, J':"--
fMt8Aili
(fem. IJ~ fMt!Ai1idA). Bee
Swarthy, swartb, ..,....,\ iJIfIIIW (fem.
Lover, miatreee. -Sweetmeats,
~ 1tJIMC2). SwarthineB8, .,)\,...
~~;.- 1ttIlfDiy41, l;)~ fMt-
MlUJiil.
jil. (plur. ~ \ - flfatcJJ"I.).
Swath, 8. ~~ t"iJlJaI. Bee Band, Bee Confection. - A. aeller of
swaddling-band, bandage, fillet. sweetmeats,J\j-.MltDa.f. Sweet
-To swathe, ~ ttJlldlJ. Bee bsail, l;)1.s:'-.J rlltiJ.. Bee Bull.
...
SWaddle.
Sway (rule, dominion), i...r!-
Sweeten, •. J- 1tM1II'.; (to make
mild, to loothe), ~ fItItta.,
AU1lflUlt, ~~ 1:wlrat, )..t.::.i\ ~ .... Bee lIitigate, alle-
Mtitldr. Bee Power, influence. viate, palliate, IOften, reconcile.
Sway, JI. (bias, inoliDe), JL. flt41; -To sweeten or grow sweet,
(rule), f- w.... ~Jl. 8cJr A~I1, ~ Mlf.
Swear, JI. ~ iMam, ~ MltIj. Sweetened, ~ .W1ltI.
To 8wear by God, .dl~ r--3
Sweetish, ,pll J--!L. flt4ytl
_a_1Jill4IA.. To swear t'a18ely, lilWatDaA.
J')~~ MltIj _l1r. Sweetly, i.,bJ'? lJiW WcJfI1at.
Sweuer, 8. 1o...AJ\- ltiJlfj; (blas- SweetneB8, ijJ- MldfIHII. Sweet-
phemer), ~~ flttljtMUiJ. n888 of temper, ~\i~

Sweat, Jr: taNi. Bee Penpira- .1uIl4t1Hft atla1Jt .

 8W! 968 8WO

Swell, •. (grow turgid), (".JJ """'''-. Float, glide.-To swim (. tit

See Protuberate, grow.-Swell bead), t'.) tldD.
with pride, ;t.; t4JWHr; (with Swimmer, •• ('\;..0 MIld, (L.
rage), ~ ,WMJ. 1dJiA, ("~ f........ ! hAi
To swell
(callie to ri8e or increue), ("j.J swimmer, .J~t:L;- MiNI
tDamJIIf, t
na/aJ:A. jadI.
Swell or swelling, I. (".JJ fD4rtJm. Swimming, - . ~ alaM. !
See Protuberance, tumour. swimming in the head, ~
Swelled, ~t..JJ tDGnIIdlI. Swelled 4afDikaA. See Vertigo, di.zzj.
with repletion, V!. LA:... f'IIuta- nesa, giddinees.
ldyi}. Swine,.f..~ iMMfr (plur.)jl>
Swelling, pari. ~\...;J tNnM". kNmalfr). See Hog, pig, 1011".
Swelter, (to be distressed with Swing, I. (rope on which they
II.

heat), Y;':' IMtDWd. swing), W~~ i-Jl4M,

Swept (pari. of swoop), UN;-$- ~;e tIItJ'.7lM ; (the motion of
mahtill. a swing or anything similJr}
Swerve, fl. (deviate, wander), ~
c-.rJta~.
flaIl. See Stray, rove; ply, bend. Swing, fl. (88 a rope), (f:
Swift, ~.r' IM'It· Bee Nimble,
quick, speedy, ready.
Jiltojala, c-.r- ...,,"d. E«
Whirl, wave, brandish.
Swift, I. Bee Swallow, martinet; Switch, •• ~ 1alU. See Tq.
current. Swoon, •. ~ gWl, f:)~
Swiftly, #~.r' IIJ"'ttm, #k.r'~ gAu,.,a". See Fainting.-To
~J 6iio1 ItWtalm fDa tfIjaW· swoon, ~ gMdt, See Faint
SwiftneBll, L.r' ftWtt#, ~ Swoop, fl. (fall as a hawk 011 bit
f.tfialiJl. 8eeNimbleneu, velocity, prey), ~'-i~ AtIwi ell'. !
swoop, '-i~ AatDf~
.
celerity, rapidity, quicJm8l8.
Swill, swig, ~ gWlJ. Bee Swop, II. See Change, exchauge.
Drink.-A ~willer. See Drinker, Sword, •• ~ 1IIf!(plur. ~~
drunkard. '"14/). A. sharp mri, ~
Swim, tI. -t... I,lJ,Tt, ("~ t d "'. Bee (")l. .tI1/.iiN;". The poiDt of
 \
SYL 969 SYN
a sword, ~IVN~ rd, .,.,1. Symbol, I. ~l& ttUdflUl1, ~L:.\
The edge of a sword, ~\.b­ UlfIJrIlA.
See Edge.-Armed Symbolical, ~uU
1IIItl taI4JfI, lilMMtYllI.
with a sword, ~J.e\. Admil Symbolioally, ~L:.~\~ ittI4fDt
Nfl. III ilAdtYIA"~J rMltl/m.
A. 8WOrd ornamented with
18mB,jb~~ ,tllfmujfWJMr, Symmetry, ,.~;,H~ ,.tmt ......
~~~ 'tIY/mwtlU(Jt- To Idm, ~ .r!\4-a\:...
mutldlalJllt
IDDite with a sword, ~4y~ IIUarlD. See Proportion.-8ym-
tlaralJ HZ ,ay/. See Xill-To metrical, ~L:-.. flIfClI4IID,
fight with awords, ~4YJ~ ,.~ "~,Ji""ffItAD4p.
tlat'dll l1il Md. Shaped like a Sympathetical, sympathetio I.I';~
sword, ~\~",\.,... AiJl mill jiJli1Jl.
4IIlIfI. Sympathetically, ~J~';~~
Swordsman". (8word-bearer),J.e~ ~ l1t1D1 j41ilJiytll tDd fJUlgl
~ Admil ,ayf. tdltl.
Sword-cutler, ,. ~~ 'tIY!ldf. Sympathy, ~~ flltlYl ta1Jlt.l,
Sycophant, ..j\~ tGtD4f1I. See ~.;~ jiJli1JigiM. To sym-
Paraaite, 1Iattenlr, informer. pathize, ~Ji~ fDa/" 6atcltMo.
Syllable, ,. ~ !usj4, i~ lusjtmst. Symphony, iu:J\JW\ itlif4i III
Sy1labical, l,j~ /wjtwJ1. ttagAmtll. Symphonious. See
Syllabus, L,rt--i /tIlwGMIt. See Harmonioaa.
Summary. Symptom, ~~ t lllcJmtI1, Jel'"
Syllogism, ,. VN~ iiya., Jel'" tWll, ~L:.\ ilAdriM. See Sign,
tlalIl. A. perfect ~syllogism, Jel'" token.-8ymptomatio, ~'"
~ tWll ,uIA. A. conditional tWIll. Symptomatioally, ,J!'~
syllogism, ~f'V'Y !&iy4, ~JL:. ~ it tltidyilli,. 11/11 illtilrat.
,Nwft. Syllogistica1, ~4-i Synagogue, .. "'~\~ .... III
ardlf. Syllogiatioally, ~ yakd.
V'~\ t-' lIlara.· Synobronical, aynobronoU8 (happen-
SylTaD, l,j) Hrri. See Woody, ing at the same time),,~j J.I-\..,
shady, rustio. .»- ~ 14""ft sa. . . . 1Oii/titI. A.
 J

SYN 970 T
synchronism, .. ~jJ~\JW\ Syntax, ,.s\J\~ tilm Gad.,
~'-' ttttjai tUM'" jI ......... r~\~';F f:.u. _iii •
w.lWl. uza•.
8yncope, I. i# g1l4lMHt. Bee 8yriDge, I. ~ ...A.iaM. To
8woon.-{a grammatical figure syringe, di- AdM.
cuttiDgoft'partofaword),...;~ 8ystem, I. L:1i U ladll, r"'J ""
-I. }.a::.:>.'\ iW"ar. (plur. """.J
f"IIIM), I~U laf:.t-
8yndio, I. (the head, agent, Of' tWa, r\1a;"tid., ~.> 1Gri!.
oeDlIOr, of a publio body), ~J Bee Rule, canon, method.
fINIbl, ~ fIdIb. 8ystematical, ~i t; 14"11111, 'w""'\:i
8yndicate, •• (paas judgment), )~\ ii,,,,,
,~\il\<,ji~ .....p
~, tllCiar al.--. Bee ludge. al 14f:.Ul4i, ~..J ,...1. 8y&-
8ynod, I. ~ ...Ajal, I~~~ tematieally, L:1iL.iJ..V"~ bi
jIMt!,tlt f..tIltI.4. Bee A.uemble. a.,ctM fH k.e., '-:- os-:
-(a conjunction of the planets), L:1,;\Al\ "lMb al.l4ttill, ..I.:I:-J'!
l:J!ri\ ~rcJ.. Bee Conjunction. rl..l1l:Jit;J-i~ ",')(liAi" ......
-8ynodical (relatiag to Of'done ."cJp k .... til f:.iIa.
in a synod), L.L:~y~ [8uoh words ...are frequently
IfIGIIrii "'-f:.t,,, f:..u.ntil. 8ync- written with." which are
dieally (by authority of a 1fDOd), omitted above, .. "" , ",.,
~\i -. ~f-~~" etc., look tor, under ft, ,
_igil . . . jtJfIJf:."" til f:.tlitHlld. NM.]
Synonymous (having the same mean-
T.
ing), ~.J.} j n ~-,
...;.)~ ...,.1Jtlij. 8ynonymous T, at the beginning and ed of
words, .,y.. '-'~l.+J4:)W,..,$ words, bu, in EDgliah, one uni-
Wtm4t ldcJ tMttta' ."aMd, form sound, and is apNIIed, in
~\.u.)~ •.::.AJ.~ WM4t Arabic, by ~ (88 ~ tu..;~
..tltriJMjllt til tMf..M'. 'strengthening,' etc.); and by
8ynopsis, I.~ "..u,.".. Bee b, .. (}!.~ ttIrU, • a path,'
Compendium, summary. etc. Before i it tak. the IOUDd
 TAB 971 TAO
of lA, 88 fttJtton j which, in Arabio, Table-talk, a.j..JIJ-- WI GMI-

is expreeaed by ~, as ~ fraA.
j."A, 'an army.' But if I is Tablet, ,. tablets, lawA. c.}
preceded by I, it retai1l8 the hard Tabor, taborets, taborine, tabret, I.

IIOnnd, as in pmton. Before A· (tambouriD), J-..:..-k WI. A.

it baa two sounds, as in IAt. and taberer, JQ, W1HJ1.
tAittg. The letter ~, as pro- Tacit, ~L. ,iliit. See Silent.
nounced by the Arabs, corres- Tacitly, ~I-J#~ lIiItImli,.
ponds the nearest to IA in tAing, walU1i1l. See Silently.
and the lotter ..; to tA in lAt.. Taciturnity, 1.::.)1- Mlkl, ~
Tabernacle, ,. ¥ ~, .l.ll:... laml. See Silence.
mtISGl1tIt. See Pavilion, tont-- Tack, t1. (stitch or join together),
The tabernacle of the COVenaJlt, ~J W4ltll, hi,; ,.al1at, ~ taW,
~L.)'.t;i W&Jt GlUMn, .t;i ~ la/iii. Bee loin, unite.-
~, W&Jt tIlt.aM. To ~ or turn a ship, ~ _ -
Table, I. (any fiat or level surface), tIJtIj, ~ "all4t, ~.rI~j'" - -
c.1 larDA (plur. c.l)'
tJltDaA). W4W til "..,.W.
A piece of leather or the like Tack, (small nail), .r.Jw.JL.-..
I.

which serves for a table, ~ mtIIfIIIi,. ,.,Af,. j (the tacking of

-frtlla (plur. ,;..., IU/.,.). A a ship), ~.rI~J-'J tatlwf,. til

table or tray spread with viotuals, "..,.W.
j~L. milyidat (plur. ~\.,­ Tacked (joined with thread), ~y~
mtlUJagil. A table of contents m.,.itlt j (with small nails ),J"",..
(to a book), y\=-'lIL..Jfi /alwa- r l-.J maw,t1l /1 fII4Iilmf,..
..I til iila". Tables for chess, Tackle, tackling (of a ship), ~1I
dice, etc. ,uJ U:7 lawla. A table ~ rl'
alai til flUWW. Bee
or tablet on which anything is Arms, ntensils, instmments.

inscribed, c.} lawA (plur. c.'.,I' Tactio (re1ating 10 the art of rang-
tJltoaA). ing in battle, or the art of war
Table-cloth, ,. ~I~~ man- in general), l.::.)\S'r~y,....
4f I tlllUfrala. LP~\u-JY~\ mafN11"
 TAX 972 TAK
"til". wtKdt .1 wah tDflla/ al Beware.-(to be vigilant. atten-
ju,fUlf. tive, careful), ~\ ~; (to
Tactica, y~\..:,)U.;-~ t"'" enperintend), ~>W 1ICiM,.
Aaf'Cli4t til wh. t:..Ma'• See Ovenee.-To take
Tail, I. ~.,) tltIu1J (plar. y\j.,)\ care of the sick (attend .. a
tJdflilh). The dragon's tail (a nune, etc.), ~rl''''}.,) 4artl'
sfar), ~,~.,) tltIu1J tJIIM- til tlltJrici. To take care of a
"I". The tail of a robe (allo of hone, \:)~'v-- AaI til .....
a beast, the appendix to a book, To take down (humble, reduce,
etc.), J.!") IlIJI (plur. J.%..) depl'8ll8),,;fi Wa,.; (to swallow),
.,111). Having a long tail, t:4 halGt · To take heed (be
~,b~.,)~ laM laMlJ ttHDil. atwntive), A~u~)") tliJ,. 6cJ-
Tailor, I. Jc,\~ Vut"ilt, ~L>. 1MtJ liltdliAi. See To take care,
iM,61. beware.-To takein (comprehend,
Taint, tI. ~~ tQdd. See Corrupt, contain), ~"'r-\ iAltMtJG'
infect.-To taint (be infected), tala'; (to admit, permit to enter),
loof.M,j' iflt-'· J~~i)~\.s~\ "tu ' ijdlllt
Taint, I • .YJ~ tcdtHA, ~~ ""... IiI .w1fil. To·take oath, ~
,M, ~1..., iltIhtlt. See Corrup- 1I4l4j. See Bwear.-To take off
tion, infection.-(stain, eoil, spot), (to copy), Jij fItIW. To take
~ ttIJh, 4-U laaJ. See part, ~~ \ tI1WMl "iNd.
Blemish. See Partake.-To take part with
Tainted, "'~ ....t adl• (favor another), u>~~
Take, fl. (me), .).D..\ tIoU4a; (to ..."k mtfl tiwflj. See BtiDkle.-
nceive or accept), J:.i U"; (to To take place (happen), J-
comprehend, nnderetand), ~ 1IMtIl. To take up (borrow),
/ , . ; (toeuooeedorgaingronncl), .Jl.:...' ilUtil,., ~~, iltGJn4;
~j tart1~. See Prosper.- (to aeize, arrest), ~ .we.;
To take away (deprive of), r~' (to lift), ~.J ,.a/tlt; (to OOOllpy
Gtl-'. To take care (to be or tU1 a place), ~..:.>.J ..:;
cantione), ).x....\ iAttatw. See taflttJllck tala'. To take up with
 TAL 973 TAN

(to be contented), ~.J rlllf. To tJ kala.. Bee Loquacity, prate.

take one another by the hud, Talker". ~l; kllyil, F ",,",,-
'~L.a..; t/MiljflAa. To take WI...
vengeance, ri=.i' intokam. See Tall (lofty), ~~ tMDfl (fem.~,l:.
Revenge. ttwJfliJA. See High, lofty. [fat.
Taken, ';~L. mdkA11I, ~ Tallow, ~ dahm. See Grease,
m~. Bee Sei.ed. Talon, ,. ~ • mak!alalJ. Bee
Taker, ,. ~, GkM.. See Captor, Nail, claw.
receiver. [tJiA•. Tamarinds, ..j,)WJb,rW tomr Ai"tlf.
Taking, ptIrl. vi! l; 1iJInd, .i&., Tamarisk (plant), t;.> tar/il, ~,
Talc (14pi1 ~',), uJ.k tills, Tambourin," See Tabor. [all.
u=)\~; katDW al artl. Tame, t:!"" watlf t (plur. k.3J
Tale, t. ~ ,""aA, d.!. ~ MkdyaA. tDUtlata), v-J'.::...........
mwtannil.
Tale (number reckoned), yt...>. See Quiet, mild, gentle; alIo
Ailu. Bee Reckoning .-A tale spiritlesa.
(malignant intelligence), ~\­ Tame, 0. ~'.d¥ tamalaAo ani',
nelylJt. ~.3,.d¥ t.tJmolaAo wadf t . Bee
Talent, talenta (mental ability, Subdue, depress, conquer, crllSh.
faculty), ¥.!l; ia"iliytJt, L~ Tameable, UN~"~l; !&a".1
/twd,at, ~!J.3' idrllk, ~ tail. til iI"ndI.
Talisman, ,. ~ tiz,am (plur. Tamely, v-J\~ "i1&o1 .." ,.
r-U talilnm), ~\ • ,,1 1:. Tameness, v-J' .nI, ~Jr.J.::.
talItJmilt. Talismanic, ~ tlUkJm waMM,at. See Mildness,
talImnf. See Magical. Ftleness, timidity.
Talk, tI. rJt.J
tGkallam. Boo Bpeak, Tan, tl. r=-.3 aa"agA. [m"ma,.
prattle, ohat, COD\"erBe, relate. Tangent, ,. (in geometry), UN4
Talk, r~ Wdm. Bee Conversa- Tangibility, v-JJ'~u.., "m!&an
tion, speech, talkativeness. allam. Tangible, v-JJ\~
Talkative, ~ mtlttlkallim, J';'; mUfllkin allam.
kawtDill. Bee Loquacious. Tangle, 0. t".r>-
kluJrdat. Bee En-
Talkativeness, r1Cl~ ka,arat tangle, entwinl.', embroil.
63
 TAR 974 TAB

Teak, •• JI,. MwtI. See Pond, d~I~.r-J 14ftrlf.., III

cistern, bason, reservoir. ".,.. --
Tanned, ~ oM mtUltJ66agA, t.Y. oM Tanrlah, fl. ~, tM1HI', 4.:1,u1l.iS'
IISIMiHgA. IiMlIlar IIllatott. See Soil, lUlly.

Tanner, •• t~.l ~1. A t8DJler1s

-Tarnished, I.i-\S' 14M.
Tart, v-Ml. ia.i4. See Acid,
hOU88, a tan-house, A-.i~.)
cWlJil,ia. [Equivalent. sour.-(~ lIVere). ('.J"-

Tantamount, J.)\-r... tntlt4tlil. See

,aN, .»- W.
Tap, t1. (touch lightly, strike gently),
u:J:a\1fIttIIlt. See Pat.-To tap
(for the dropsy), ~ MW.
The part of the belly where they
tap, ~ . lfIMJiah. The in-
strument with which they tap,
~ [See Candle.
mallkah.
Taper, •• (candle), ~ ,Mmtt0.
Tapestry, ~~J~"JI~ flClhA T8Ik,
al flwill fDlJ .amdiM. [Iatf'lin.
Tar, •. J\J:...) \i kil,. "Wal, ~~
Tar, 0. ~}=J i.erfl••
Taste, t1. (to diatinguish bJ the
Tarantula, I.~) riettlgla.
Tardily, Jt.~ hikol tntIhl. See
Sluggishly, slowly.
Tardin8ll8, J~I fMnal. See Sing-
gishn8ll8, sloWB8Il8, delay.
Tardy, j..J\S' u.n, i..$).I~ HtI
III wdM. See Slow, slagiah,
dilatory.
Tare (a com weed), ~IJ!.) .Iwein.
Tariff, I. (commercial regulftion),
Tartar (of wine),.r-k> ttIrlIr.
Tariar (people), jc1 1tJldr.
Tartaric, 4.i) \JU ItJIarI.
Tartareen. See Infernal, helliah.
Tarf.uoy, .rJ\.l~ iilWllll tottIr.
Tartly (80url,), ~,.-::"AwaUo'.
TartDesIl, ~~ _u-e. See
Soum8ll.-(lIOumesa of temper),
\. £1IL.)1. M.ddiyfll III aia4j.
t;..:r. 1.-
I. ~ ....w.t. See
Labor, employment, oo.m8ll.-
A talk or le.on, V;.) - . .
palate, to eat a liitle), ~'.i fIII};
(to have the taste, nliIh, Dr
amack of), ~, ..tala. To
taste (feel or bave the peroepa
01), V-- lull, ~;), "M.
Taste (the act of .!-tiDg), tJJ.i
ICIfDi; (tIa",or), i~ z....t. !fe
..... ~ "t.-- Bee"".
-(the 88D88 of -tiuc>, i~
~ \ ~, litl.'fll tIUII,ild; (i{lt.eI-
 TAU 9'16 TEA.

lectual perception), ~ tail, Taunt, •• ~~ tkW t.ala',

~~.,)\ tdrai, rfi fd".. ~ u.eo.. Bee Ridicule, de-
Tasted, J'~ m.-li;. (baTing ride, gibe, revile, reproach, inmlt.
any peculiar taste), ';.i.l~ w.. Tawclrinesa, L;~,.~ t-"
laue. laraftlt. [jato
Taater," ~'.i saya, J~.ilt.lfDfDcii. Tawdry, .u!,l:J\f..~ t.a4I.. III 1M"4-
A taster to a priace, ~ \~\.i Tax, I. ~4 lJ(jJ~ J~ tnaAIt1l.
sa,"i til malii. [DelioiOUB. See Toll, tribute, oustom.-Taxes,
T88teful (savory), ~.)I ltaI.. See ~.r"j"'J ndm lur.fiytlA, JL.
Tasteleea (having no relish), ~
.. Io/~\ fIftll til .111.
See Re-
';.)1 lJild laatIt. 8ee IIlBipid.- von.e.-A capitation Of' poll-tax,
(baving no power of pereeiviug "!.ft" J"al. A tax-gatherer,
taste), ~\.iij..i.uL. flt4ltJlw ,.y.L. ..vlttJsi...
1iitD41t sa,wt, JJ.i~ lJi14 Nwi. Tax,•. ~\(j~ 1ItuIuIuIl W4lIj.
T. . . . . . . (insipidity), ,.~ Taxation (act of imposing tues),
.t..Y\ to-- MtatfJltll; (want ~~\vi} ffWtltlttailJltf.
of intellectual relish), vo1..\,.~ Tea, Io/~ (iM,. A teapot, ~...r.'
~ til AM; (want of power of ~~\ ~i til ,Ail,.
t--
perceiving taste), J\.M..H,.~ Teech, •.

Tatter, •.
til tII/IIIIJi.
w.J rUt4t.. Bee Rag.-
To tatter (tear in pieoee), ~
rk t....· See Instruct,
inform, tell.-To tesoh good man-
nera, ycJ)\rk ltJlUJ.. al alalJ.
Teachable, teachableness. 8ee
.".",..,. See Bend, tear.-Tat- Docile, docility.
tered, t:i.,.. m..AUat: Teacher, I. ~ ""tall..., UNj..w
Tavern, I. ~ \aq.. ..riM....., ~~ mtltlMril. See Preceptor, lee·
~ra. A tavern keeper, taler.
~~ .liA4IIjl, J\.46. 1Mm- Tear, tears, •• ~.,) d4M t aA (plur.
.r. t.J-4") dumtlt.? A tear just
Taught (ptWt. of teach), ~ ~ ltariiDg, ~ tliiaraA (plur.
tatllll...· To be taught, rLu l.:J!r tlIiarat). To abed te8ra,
uttJlla•• ~.,...,)~L.. ,alae dumue,Ao,
.

976 TlQI

t.,.....u~IJr-&~).; stW(lfat Wlat. See Breed, bring forth,

tffJilMM 1Jil --ilt. Bee Weep, produce.
cry. Teeth (plur. of tooth), l:J\;...,\ 4J1114••
Tear, ,. (rent, ftsaure), J»-
kAiaii, Teint, I:Ji
lalllft. Bee Tint, color.·
~,w. Teleecope, ~.J J IJ ".,.6,-.
Tear, t'. ~ lAd}, J.f"- ~. Tell, iI. (utter), ~ Wa', Jli
To tear (or be tom), J.#' i4l, ~ ,.u;,.,;.:>.i.Wiar.
~.
Bee Speak, relate, inform.-<to
Tearer, ,. Jj\c;.. 1itJsf}. number, coot), ~ ttJtltl. To
Teae, (fret, vex), jb:-. jaJuw,
fl. tell or tell of (diaoover, betray),
.)j.)j,..... 8oePlague, impor-
l:J\c;.. Ud~. Bee Blab.

etc.), r
tune, tormont.--To
1t4lq;.
Teued (vexed),j~ ";iJI:M.
teue (cotton, Teller, I. ~
Speaker, relator.
.... uUW. See

Temerity, ~ ~. ., ~4
Teaaer, (tormentor), ~
I. ';"4,.1111, M\~I,.I . . . -.kJ-
..tlj4iW. A teuer of cotton, ...11. Bee RaalmllllJ, imprudence,
r- Wlaj.
Teat".,}. - . }l'w-..
precipitancy.
1Iilfnat til Temper, fl. (mingle), ~ a-Zat.
- . Bee Breast, nipple, pap, Bee llix, compollDd.-<to m0de-
dug, ndder.-To Buck the teat, rate), J,) - •• ~ t G• •ldo
~.J f'«Ut: ".ttMlil; (to soften, mollify),
Technical, ~ t.tlml. ~ la"•.
Tedious (Blow, long, drawliDg), Temper (of mind, cliaposit.ion, COD-
i.$)..\~ NlI tIl~. See Butution), ~ ttJJt! i. _ . \,
Tardy, prolix. ~tat, ~, t;:~ y..,,:-
Tediously (Blowly), ~u,~k~ .t.IJj. To bring the OODBtitutiOD
lliW t4itJt t/1(I tMUI,.. to a proper temper, t;:!rJ\J,i,:
TediOU8D888 (prolWty), ,.~I~"h3 ltUltlal tJl ..t.4j.-An exoellent
tahDIl til Kla.. ; (slown888), ~ temper, ~y..,,:- ......d
~) .\ 6att1 til ltIW.,. lattf. Of an excellent temper,
Teem, iI. (to be pregnant), ~ good tempered, y~l~
 TEll 977
l.liJ'" ma.tArai. Temper (calm- Knighta Templars, ~,.u,

ness), iJ'~ NMJ4..e; (mode- tMUiJ";'M.

ration), J'~' if:!icIdl. Temple, I. (plaee of w01"8hip),
Temperament, ~'.;- Maj, ~ ~ fIf4I.i., ~ "'tW. A
ttWt> ~ WleaA. See Temper, Christian temple, ~ Nft"',
coDStitution, mixture.-Temper- ~ My"'. See Church,
amental. See Coutitutional. mosque, aynagogu.:-The temple
Temperance, temperateneea (in eat- of lIeoca, ~, til "tid,
ing, drinking, etc.), ~L--' r!,l'~' IIItMIjfllltil A4wd••
i..,41, .r..~.J riyaiJ4t. Bee A.b- The temples of lIecca and lie-
stinence. dina, I:J'~' ~tItld".
Temperate (moderate, salutary, not Temples, ~\- fUtt!it4, ~\.-
e:s:cesaive), J,) .•• m"'ttadfl, malajM. [~.w' .'tI4g1.
b.:,~ _ltHHMt; (not passion- Temples (aides of the forehead),
ate, calm), ~~''ti.)l. ltdtll Temporal, temporary (meuared by
al 11fialJj. Temperate weather, time, not eternal), l.j-j _I,
J~~ MtDd - tltltlil• Tem- "'t!J~,) ..,ad, Jli
fa"l.
perately(moderately), J'~'~ Temporal goods, '-IJ~,)Jl.
IJUoI if:!iddl; (abstemiously), ~ adl ..,atDI. Temporal (be-
kl:.i 1JiJ:ol iattdtat; (without longing to the temples of the
nolence of paaaion), ~~ head), ~.wlly~ malll11i HI
In14gWIli. IlldiJfh.
Temperature, J'~' itUdaI. Tempt,.. ~J r.,igW, ~
Temperature of weather, J'~' tG~ '-J';"tJf1w(J,',~J""
'.*'
;t'iddl til Aava. [llixed.
Tempered, J~ m¥f:!lJllil. See Tempter,
See Beduce, entice, allure.
I. ~U fatin, 'tirA-
Tempest, .I. 4j;'} JorHtttI, ~Jj flItrg1wl. See 8eduoer.-The
IGIONttJA. See 8torm, hurricane, Tempter, c.,w',-,JI tJlwNaI,
whirlwind; alIo tumult, commo- I:J~ ,AagU". See Satan,
tion. devil.
Templars or the order of the Tempted, I:J~ ma.ftiln.
 TEN 978 TEN

Temptation, I,C' igAwa, ~..r' -Tendency (oourse or iuoliDa-

wg"t". The temptatiODl of the tion towud any plaoe or object),
devil, .LJ'"'J tDfUtDtIItIt, UN'rtJ ~ ...,1, .J....e.-
...".za.;
tDfUtDa.. [jasilJ. (drift),.J!re mtlritl, ~ -.1-
Tempting (allariDg), ptJrl. y';~ _,~...a.i.
Ten, ~
tlllWII. Ten tho11ll8Dd, Tender (delioate, gentle), ~ ",,-
uj\~ t-'lltllldj. Theten yi... ~li tldt"" ~ WI.,
commandments, ~lt...LS'~\ ~) f'IIiti, I.r!} tMt. See 80ft,
Ifltalttwllt itIlMat. mild.-Tender (u young herbage,
Tenable, ~J~\~ ,.... , etc.), ~IJ tasaA. The tender or
III Mlril trilayM. infant age, ~~ ,.,,_ ""''',
Tenaoio118 (grasping, holding fast, 4p tuftJliyat. Bee Infancy.
'. retentive), d..,L. mtJIiI:; (cove-
Tender, I. (offer), ~/ tfWtl, ~~
to118, sparing), ~ iAGm, ttWlfm. See Proposal
~ idAtl. Bee Paraimomo118,
Tender, II. ~..r ewad. See Offer,
avarioio118.-(oohesive).~t""~ •
propose, exhibit. - Tendered,
l.ri ~ /t. Tenacio118 of
~JjW matnld, r~ tmI!tItl-
one'areligion, ~~~..,..
dam. See Proposed, offered.
TeDaoio1ll of an opinion, ~
Tenderly, ~.uJ~ TnUl ~
t-d. Bee Stubborn, opiniative.
Tenant, I. (of land), ~b...... tlltII- W. See Softly, delicately,
kindly.
tiijw, ~ mtUttlSim. A mili-
tary tenant, ~j ut.t•. Tendemess, i.i) riallt, ~ m.-
Tenant, fl. jJ':" b....\ NtiijfW. Tenant- n.,at. See Softness, mildness,

leas (not poeaeeaed), ~~L. kindneas. - Tenderness of age,

flUilalw fIHI!tIInt. 4.,ab tuj'11l.,IIt. Teudemesa of
Tend, •• (incline toward a certain heart, ~\.ti) rikl:4t III iaIi.
point or place), ~HJL. _I u.', Tendon, II. ~ taad .(pIur.
fl..r t llSllm• To tend upwards, yl..aA\ At_i. The tAlIlc10u of
~'JL. mal MAil. Achilles, Y";r tfWHi (plur.
Tendunce.See Altendanoe; care. ~!r tcraili).
 TBK 979 TER
Teaet (principle), ~> 1tIrIMI, Tenure. See Term, terma, oondi-
~~ ,,4g, jJ Pr. See 0piDi0n. tion.
Tenor (88D8e oontained), ~.,.w.. Tepid, }U liltit'. See Lukewarm•
. . . .l1n, r~ fII4/Aaflt, ~ Terebinthine (consisting of or mixed
tIUItM'• See lIeaning, significa-
with turpentine), ~;, Ur-
tion. - (the oonstant mode or
"",",If, ~,~ ..".,1 til Jutm.
course of anything), J!.} tarf},
Tergiveraation, J I • 3 ytdllul,
C)i'J Unfl.", Y;-" _fl.i. See
~J lst- .uAllwltIi. See Fiokle-
Series, manner.--or one tenor,
nees, evasion, trick•
.». ~ h.tJ ~ t-' fI4fIIIJt fDaAid.
Term, ,. (name), i)~ tiJaf"at,
I have received your letter and
have taken note of ita tenor, ~, idilal, r-o' ...,
iJS'
Wi".." .uaJ lGftM (p,lur. ~\£J'
~~~J~p.,. ..;-J-J
fIHI6llttl tIItI1tfl. Jdu. fDG ItIAW sllas). See Word, Ianguage.-
. . . .fl.. . . (oondition, stipulation), b';--:'
Tease (in grammar), ~ ",Mt, ,Mrl; (a limited space of time),
C)L.j ...,,,. The preeent tense, i.i.. mutldtlt, ; I f " fIItIlIltIt.
J~'~ 8IgTtM til 1t4l. The Term (in trade), '~.J tI1~t.
pretmite teDl8, ~L.J'~ Terms (conditions), bJ,r. ,AWAL
,lgMt til tICitlI. The future tense, Law terms .,. phrases, c.:J~lla.'
~\~ "gMt til ....mI;- ~ \ utililltdt til fukaM.. Astro-
Jil, ~\C)L.j IMJI4f1 til flttll- logical terms, ~i.•l\~t..~,
W&Ml. utililAat til .UM.iJ"im.
Tent, •. ¥ k.wgmGt (plur. ~
Term, 11. ~ 'tlmmtJ'.
augGm, r~ khiyam.
Terminate, tI. (bound), .).1.. lwl-
Tenth,.r- ~ ta.tAir. A tenth part,
tltI4; (to conclude), ~ ta.fIIlJm ;
~ ttllM (plur. J~' "t,Ad,,).
(to be bounded), .)J~J\'" ,ar
See Tithe.
Tenthly, ..~~ t4lMrtlfl. malatltd; (to have an end),.)\'"
Tenuity, tiJ riUM. See ThiDeu. rW
liir lama••

-TenuoUl, ~J f'WIoiQ. Bee Terminated (bounded), .)J~

Thin. maMl1tl j (concluded), rL..-.:,·
 TEN 978 TEN

Temptation, '.J.C\
igAtDd, ~.J' -Tendency (coone or inolina-
ttwglatlJ. The temptatioDB of the tion towud any place or object),
dero, .LJ'"'J fDalWtIIfIt, V'" 'rtJ ~ ~ ffI4JPld";
...,1,
toaNO.. [ftlsw. (drift), .,)~ "'tWdtl, ~ l1l&I-
Tempting (alluring), pari. y";~ MIl, ~ ...a.lJ.
Teo, ~ tlllWIJ. Ten thousand, Tender (delicate, gentle), ~ 1fIy-
u~l~ t-.lJtlJldj. Theten yi,., r=t
tldt.m, ~ w..,
commandments, ~l...U~1 ~J ,.dfi, I.j} ttJrt. Bee Bot\,
IIlttUluwlJt Witndt. mild.-Tender (u young herbage,
Tenable, ~J~I~ pmh;' etc.), ~\j tasala. The tender (If'

III Muil talayM. infant age, cr..l~ ItIgAir tIIIffJ,

Tenacious (grasping, holding fast, 4~ tuftlliylJt. See Infancy.
retentive), d...L. fIIdItJ:; (cove-
Tender, (offer), Jl/ t",-tl, ('!.~
I.
tous, spuing), ~ iAtuU, taUfm. Bee Proposal.
~ btJ1All. See Parsimonious,
Tender, II. Jlr tMtJtl. See Oft"er,
avarioious.-{cohesive). d-.:...
propose, exhibit. - Tendered,
~ mutllmtulii ft. Tenacious of
Jl,J"A maf:"ld, ~~ ",dtJtl-
one'areligion, ~~ MtIttulGyyin.
dam. See Proposed, offered.
Tenacious of an opinion, ~
Tenderly, ~.w,)~ lJihll ri1hIt
ttaftl. See Stubborn, opiniative.
iallJ. See Softly, delicately,
Tenant, I. (of land), ~b....... "'til·
kindly.
tajw, ..j=l.. mfllm'm. A mili-
tary tenant, ~j lIGtfm. Tenderness, clj,) "Hat, i.-:.. A.-
Tenant, t1.~b....1 Nldj",-. Tenant- niglJt. Bee Softness, mildne8e,
leas (not poesessed), ~&.lL. kindness. - Tenderneae of age,
flldlaM .....wan£. 4~ ttifilliyat. Ten
Tend, C'. (incline tOWl1J:d a certo.in heart. ~ lil,) rikka l'
point or place), JIJL. rnal tla',
ftr t llSlJm• To tend upwards,
~.JL. mal na~a.
Tendunce. Bee Attendance;
 ~~.~.......t'~

~- "rii!. _-J: . - : * ~
~ eei... ."""..,.
....... ..r-..... ___
...
----
:imr.. -
...,.

. .-~~
."fat.,
-

.. "' ~
.. t~.;).lN <~~~. 1bY~
..~ 1'~'""Nl* -'~ '..

.....
.....
,
-.~._~~.-~
'" ~ __ ~ W'.

......... !x:iq:, ~ ~ arit..

.
~.i"""-:-~~
....- ~
~~-~~~ ~ .
i.,'~. _~~ ~ \\-.~~.
sm.. -.r.-t1li ........
,. .' oJ.> .....~" ""~,
~~-.:~~ .... riW.
~ ... \MW\ ~,~ ~~.~,
...
I hIne lecei,el JOlIl' ~ UlIl
hIne tabla . . of ita teD\'lf. ~, ..w.:.4\. ~, ...., "'..~
~,-a..~,~~..rJ-)
w•..,. ~ ~1W \l~"" ~\~J'
I \\\\\~ ''''''''''ll''. '
• llUl,"'"H,,"" '" j • ~
'l1D grammar,

'I' 111\ II
I I, U_...
I h\It",' .llll'!f IIr 1011111'),
HfIfAIHI,
11111111), ~~, H'I4,ilJI,
1111 ,I UUIII', ~II" IAiwfll
It 1111 I J,"'...., ..,;,~
'flJ/~ . ....

..... ----
----
.-:--

OJ j Coogle
 TER 980
t...., t~ flIdtllt· See TeriilUl ague, •• I.!.)J.J~ "",.....
Finished. ~ See :i'ner.-
Termination (bound, limit), ~ Tene. See Smooth, ueat.
Iwiltl (plar. ~J.b- lawlfUl); (con-
Test (trial), 1.:J6i.\ Meti1Ia., ~
clusion), LtJ\:;... Ddt........
~ ) ~ tird,.. To bring to
Termless (boundleea), ~~ h..la
the teet, ~, ~ ~
Ittuld.
tayy... To be brought to the
Terrace, ,. (1Iat roof), ~ -f;
teat, to stand the teet, Y fi""
(before a hoUllC), ~ ,,,M. tflj",.,.a6.
Terraqueous, '-iA~} ..41 fOG
Teataceous, I.ri~ ,-ff.
MMi.
Terrene, terrestrial, ~) ..tlf,
Testament, ,. iJ-, fDGIfpt (pl1ll'.

-..It.;tW4k. See Earthly. ~L.J tNId,a). To make a testa-

Terrible, terrific, ur
'NIHilj, ment, i~JJi f:!'...l tIItIIf""
~J The Old Testa-
Y~.r m..Ad, J~ mwMtD-
WtUlti.

toil, ~ muAii. A terrible ~ent, ~~.fl' III l4Hwcii. The

accident, ~U.w~ tI1illit tJt New: TeatameJrt, ~rJ'~
ltdyilalt. til .."jfllll1tlluwff. [al tIHId,.t.
Terribleness, J~ _I. Testamentary, i.~)I~ p.Hu
Terribly, J,...c-.. t~ M**'t,n Testator, I• .;,~ _II1II.
..uAal.
Testatrix, ;.;,~ ~.,.
Terrify, fl. u.;o.. HaUIWaf, ~) I.

Testicle". ~ H41i,~ ~
""U.d. See'Frighten.
M,doA. Testicles,~1Mri. The
Terrified, yy.~ mMt1li.
testicles of the castor (castoreum),
Temtory, ..:.$-1-. mull, ~L
..rsl1\~.s~ UtHiyat iali
fliJMgtJt (plur. ~ 'i fltllDciAI),
al MM.
~) am. See Country, district,
land. Testiflcation. See Testimony.-
JJ" Mwl, &-J.,>. iAawf.
Terror, Teatificator. See TestUier.

~.) ""tNt. Great terror, Jy. Testify, II. ~ ,ltIW. See :Prove.
J.*- hawl muAul. See Fear, -Testified, ~"'~ ..uu
apprehension, dread. i .." ., ~ "..,qjjlll, ~
 THA 981 THE
_.hal. ~\~I)S' ""/r4" ....t fltat•
See Proved.-A testi-
fier, ~U ,MAil. Bee Witness. See Ingratitude.
Testimonial, i"'~ ,1IISAil4at. T!anksgiving, ,. ~~~~
Testimony, i"'~ ,~. Bee e.ur.. ,,.,. tlHitmat.
Proof, evidence. Thank-worthy, ..;UJk,,:..~~ fD4jilJ
Tete-a-tete, V"'~V"'!)\~ _i" ~.

tI"~ lil ,.~. That, pt'DJI. (dem.) ~\.; lid} (fem.

Tetr&chord, ,. (an instrument with c.:;lJ ttl"), (relat.), Ioj.i.l\ tUlaaf.
four strings, as a lute, etc.), ti See • Who, which, because.-
~\..s' IttIIDtlt lam4ff1iJ. That which, L. rna. For that
Text, ,. ~ mam, ~\ till. An reason, \~~, Ii t!rJl AaacJ.
exposition of a text, ~ \t:.,r. So that, ~ \ t i"! 1Ji fl4fDt 0 .
,wA al mGtn. See Commentary. Because that, 4;») Ii OM, ~J
Texture, ~~ Aig4W. Ii allllaM, d.J.;~, Ii til
Than, ~ ..... He is taller than llIli}. After ~t time, ~
me, J-J~~ All attDtal m""f. ~)\...:;:.J.;~ mM 1JtJel
Thank, (7. P
,1IISl«w. llIlik III Wtllt. At that time,
Thanks, p. ,lIuir, ~\~~ ~.;~ tiM salik, d\';~
,"ulr4" tlM4,.fIItJt.
To return ~\ If lid} M 0 . To that time,
thanks after meat, ~~ ,1IISl«W ~"l\d\';J\ ila'ld" al Wtlit.
talltIA. To give thanks to God, Bee Until, till.-Until the time
.;UJ~~\~r~ ~ illtIA that, ~ rJ\ u.' 4... On that
tal1uJmd fDtJlI,.,.. account, ~';~J Ii ajl stUt1.
Thankful, jl:. ,M., ~!JU That is to say (viz. to wit), ~
iM"i,. lJ"'"'ttJm. gtltn', ~ \ tltnf. In order that,
Thanktully, p.J'~~ Mkol ~ ~, ~ liktly.
Mmtli" fDtI ,,.,.. Thatch, ~ IaIA. [Ill lewan.
Thankfu1neBB, ~~ ,Aair4". The, J\ M. The Kuran, ~~,
Thankless, .t...:J1i~ kcIjirtlnMtflltJt, Theatre, ,. Ji5~ tftitnl.
~~ m_1M IIlja",". See Thee, d tJk. To thee, ~ W.
Ungrateful. - TbanklessneBB, Theft, .u.r' liritll.
 982 THE

TbIIir, ~ ... (fem. ~ M.). ItMalii; (10 l) \..;"" Aa-I. See

Them,· ~ .v. (£em. fo:Ib ...). Behold.
Thereabout, thereabouts (near that
Theme, ,. V--"" fJIIHDd4t· place), ~} iafi"; (near that
Themselves, ~ -flMt- (fem.
quantity, number Of' state),
~-J~).
..~ tdoWlIIM,~} ~
Then (at that time), ~..;~ f:!1td
sali!; (after that), ~..;~
..~~ ttdrI"a".
Thereafter, ~ t..~ /1 IIId "-ttl,
"-e' lIIlil. See Aft.erwarda.-
L.~ c;r .i" Ne' mcJ, I~
(for this Of' that reason), ~.)1 hattlalw•
Ziulik. See Therefore. Thereat, d\:Jb AUlId!.
Thence (from that plaoe), ~ Thereby, ~\:Jb~ ..i" ladi.
d\:Jb .itt Au"d; (from that Therefore, \.).f WtastJ, ~1 Ii tlJl,
time), ~),,-:.s1";~ .itt 14! ~,~ ..ill qjl, '.iJb~1 Ii aJl
til wait; (for that reason), ~, MId.
~..; Ii qjllllli!. Thenceforth, Therefrom, '.iJb~ ... A.a, ~
thenceforward, "\.u~L-J~\~ ~..; .ilI IIIlfl. See Thence.

mill til a" fDtJlatitltm. Therein, \.iJb~ jI Nail, ~";J

ft IeIl.
Theologian, theologist, ' • .Jib'jrl-
Thereof, \.iJb~ ... MId•
• ue"lim ldAlltl. Theological,
Thereon, tbereupoD, ~..;~
.J~l laAKtl. Theologically,
tala' sa1ii. [..a.
~p\r-W~ AtrIa" tUm
There~ Ulereun_, ~..;",' iW
GllaAut. Theology, ~~\rk
Thereunder, ~.;~ WI . .fl.
tUm tIllaAt1t.
There-with, ~";t:'" .-at ulfl.
Theoretic, theoretical, ~I.ei ldgiJIl. Therewithal (with that), ~";t:'"
See Speoulative.-Theory, ..k.
I .at fItlli1; (at the same time,
~ tUm flQlafi V'~ also), ~.»' . .ii. See Like-
1ctva,. See Specu14f;ion.-A wise.
theorist, V'~~\-.aMl n.e.
'J" ..,14. To te.e, J'
ltfdl. Bee Speculator. ,~ iltI'~. From. all these,
There. dL... ~, ~L.... ~~ ... 1IMDltI'.
 THI 983 THI

TIleaie, ,. t:"-'" tll4lDil1t' ~\" sayi1J; (!lot numerous),

They, rJb At. (tam. db -). J::l:i Wll.
Thick (deDlMt, groaa), ~ gWls. Thin, fl. (make thin), ~)£1.i
See Coarse.-(large, Dot Blender), ttMtllWo ,.MIi; (to make liquid),
~jMfm,~ Wfr; (muddy, y"'; I/IIDICJ~; (to make leea
feculent), b~ ma.Wet. Bee Dumeroua), JU Wal.
Opaque, turbid. - (ooeguJated, Thine, d ak (fem. ,d Ii).
oongealed), ~ flMmjamid. Thing, •• ..r
.Ag. Things, ~\
Thick (frequent, repeated),.J~ (H""a. _
mdMTtr, ~ ia.ttr; (crowdiug, Think, fI.?\
iftt*w,PJ tIIftll:l:tw,
crowded iuto narrow CODlp8S8), ~; ttlwala'Mm, .J¥ JilIaM,
~mtlnM.tW, ~ ~t1t. taltltDtDfW. Bee Consider, medi-
Thick(quick, repeatedly, frequently) tate, reason, judge, conclude,
..~ la1Iran. imagine, fancy, believe.
Thicken, fl. (make dense or grotS), Thinker, I.p-- mtiftalM.
~ ItIlrJmtJI,~.d.r tmnala1lo Thinking, parle p-- mtljtlllM.
gW&; (to condense), ~ jllm- Thinly, i.i.J~ 1Jilwl riUat.
mtIll; (to become condensed), Thinne88, ,u.J ri&t,.u~ M1IIJftlt.
~J--' See Slenderness.
Thicket, ,. y~ ,AiJi, ~~ gAiJ1Jat. Third, ~U .alii, ~U IdlilaA. A
See Forest. third, ~ ,,",. Thirdly,"WU
Thicknelle(density, ooaneneee, gross-,ill....
ness), .u;~ gAa14l11t; (largene88 Thirst, ~ ~A. To thirst or
of circumference), ~ tlllltlmtJt. be thirsty, ~ f!tllA, .J'w
Thief, •• ~L. ,aril, ~~ _ami. 4;)~ ,ill' t atlAdn•
Thimble". 4;)~ 1uMiH•• Thirstin. ., ~ ta~ Bee
Thin (.. paper, etc.), ~.J rwiU, Thirst. [tlltlMlt.
~.Jraftt; (small, fine, dellilaie), Thirsty, ~~ tat"", 4;)~
~ 14ft!; (lean), ~ Mil!; Thirteen, ~.tj~ ItIldItIt ~.
(not thick, liquid), ~\.., .a,.1, Thirteenth~~UItJIU~.
 THO 984 THO
Thirty, cr-ill ,alaIt,.. Thirtieth, ception, opinion, judgment, con-
l.:Jy'1j MIdI"". jecture, saspicion, lleDtiment, ima-
This, I~ A.4 (fem. ¥~ 1ttIu), gination, fancy; • intention,
This day, r.nl\\~ .-a al , _ . purpose, design, care, solicitude,
This night, ...~"~.-a allilyi. attention, concern. - Thoughts,
This world,
rd14Rlt•
r\.I" ~ AGS4 al J lUI -jliJ,., ~,,-.l; _tl,..
f.ituul. Thoughtful,.;-< i -. ... .flloUir,
Thistle, ,. ~Id.,.:. ,Acuol al j..'\::'" fIttIlafttmil. See Con-
Thither, thitherward, c..:..(\aJI ills' templative; allo careful, atten-
A...al. tive, anxious, IOlicitoua.
Thorn, ,. 4.$.,.:. ,lIMoue. Bearing Thoughtfully, J..·\JJfJ~ 1It1ol
thorns, d.r- flItilAeoi.i.
jlbin fDa ttlatnlllul.
Thorny, d;:- mtilAatototl. Thoughtfulness, ~ ItIfaHw,
Thorough, ib...\y, 1IttotJlital. See
j...\j~. See Thought,
Through.-(oomplete), rL.......J anxiety.
teurui., J..\S'icJmil. See Perfect.
Thoughtless, J-i~ ,ltdjil. See
-A thoroughfare, ..),;e fIHWil,..
Careleu, gay. - Thought1eealy,
See PaBll888, pass.-Thoroughly,
r\.d~ lIillt1mcim, 'L.\S' umilMt. p~~
J-·w
III'.,. Pr,
"..,. , .
~~
See Completely, perfectly.
Those, ~'jJI tIlay'k. Of those, Thoughtle&8llees,~1r~
al Pr, ~ :: Q .I\r~ t....
t---
,."..11I.

~~JI~ "'." tIla,iI.

alwrae. See CareltBIDe8I.
Thou, ~I
"'" (fem. ~, a"'.),
"Though, although, l.:Jlt:"'J fDamto tift. Thousand, I. -..AJI alf (plar. w,n
See Neverthelees, notwithatand- 1Ila/J, '-'" aldf. A tboU88Dd
ing.-As though, l.:J'\S' laa", ~ years, ~I alf...t. Ten
itMcJ, l.:Jh t..JJ... ."liM pian. thCMlBalld, u'jl~ t""""
Thought (parl. of think), l.:J~ alIJ.j. A tbouand thona.Dds,.
-..AJI-..AJI alf alj. See Killion.
Thought, P flIw· See Reflection, Thousandth, -..AJ'jI~.».~ tIJfIlail
oontemplation, meditation, oon- mi" al alj.
 THR 985 THR
Thrall, thraldom. See Slavery, eer· ecole, ~ littl.. Thl'ee hun-
vitude. dred, ~L.~l.; tal4t _,at.
Thraah, •• Y ~ tl4wd. See Beat.- Thl'ee tho1l8llDd, u~I.tJJJ tal4W
Threebed(beat)'YJ..rU 1114JC1rd. Mdt. In threes, .tjJJ.tjJJ I4Ilt'iIM
Thread, ,. ¥ i.WJt (plar. ~~ tal4W. Relative to three, 1./1j
UlU.). A cotton threed, ¥
1tIltJIf.
J~ 1WIyt gltal. To spiD thread, Threshold, ,. ~ ttlltllJat.
J~ gltaoJ. Thrioe, .J~I.tJ1J tal4tat ..,.4r.
Thlead, •• (pearls, beads, etc), ~ Thrift, thriftiDeea (gain, pro1it, ad-
~

..... To tbreed a needle, ~ vantage), t.U -:;j I .tV4tJ r::-U

~" lot. til t1nM. Mjt, dl.-I t.uU.
~~ IMtJftl (plar. Thrill,.. See Drill, pieroe, bore.
Threat, ••
~I~~ tdtlItldt), U-!.~ Thriver, •• or thriving, See Pros-
1M:ltwJtj. perous.
Threaten, •• ~-¥~Ji t...l Wto Throat, ,. MD;; (or tauoee), a-
1dtlItl, ~,..; _attad, .,)o¥ ~~ Aal1iim. Bee Neck.-To
ta1uMltlfJd. Bee Terrify. cut the throat, ~..; lUIHA.
See
Threatener, , • .,)~ ~, Kill.-A cut throat,)~jfI&JiJ,..
u ~ flllfliMflJflJfj. Bee Cut throat.
Threatened, .,)~ ..."fIdtlMl., Throe (pain of child-bearing),
u~"'~J. ~~.. fIUI1ltdtl.
Threatening, JHIrl. .,),¥.. fIftIla- Throne, •. ~~..r' .Mi,. tal Nii,
1t4tltlUl, u~ ~j. A V-r
tM',A; (chair), '-:?"~
threatening aD8Wer, ~o¥Y~ 1w1l.
jfNdlJ Wttlftl. Threatening letter, Through (from side to side, or end
~~~.1IiH1J 1tIAtlftl. to end), u.>'u>~ .itttaraj
Threateni.n ly, _~ 4.=;t. lJ wtIJlI lataraj; (by means of), ~ • ..,
.. \t~ hi fDt il-I.H ~. To p&a
through, ~.r t lJlHw ...., .:;..
~". Through me, ..;..
;.r. t lJMf•
._1,

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 THR 986 TIC

Throughout, ..r'-l'j'Jjl'~..
III fIII1fINII till III oJ:lW.
"~JD...>
Intrude.
tWNJ,..... s..
1.'11row, ••C; ~ ~..) ,.bIG'. i'Juw4". r~ J.jia. See hi
Bee Shoot, dart, fliDg, hurl, aut. -A thruat with a trtrOrd, rl
-To throw .nee. ..)~Yri ~l~ lwjb '*-rf.
i4ralJ m,"iJ.,.. To throwaway, Thump". L,r; tI.1NsI. See:Blow.
u~ ItIMf. See Deject. - Thump, e. Y.r7 ..,,; (with.
To tbrow down, ~..) ,....CI'; fist),~MMr, f! w..
(oftl'tum), ~ icIW. See Thunder, ~J "-r..~ (plur. ,)~)
Sulwert, demolish, overthrow.- IWtU)· A thUDder-bolt, thmIlJer·
To throw one's-eelf into daDger, atone, <ti&~ ICitiWo 8eeLighl-
~'J~"'~) ,.."..'
ltdkIAo Ding.-The noise of th1llldlr,
ft al iAatM. To throw out ~ jtlc.jataA.. ThlUlder·
(leave behind, distance), ~J'l:;.. struck (confounded),";' • .,..
HalldA wara. See Outstrip, sur- See AmeNd.
pus. _ To throw into prison, Thunder, e. ~) ,.~ [a-1.
~l.t~J wtlClGt lIillusb,. Thursday, ~'rH Ii ,..
· T thro Thus, '~Ad:aa, ,~ Aasd. Thlll
Bee I mpnson.- 0
•
w oft'
clothes, ~~~ lAtIlat liya-
and thus, "»J\~ lasa w"
~J~¥IDQ¥
Woo To throw lots, I&.J~..)
rtMllG' _ ..iii. Bee Lot. d tJ!; (!em. ~ JI). Thy
Thy,
~ book, ~~ 1:tMw. ThyB(
c>
Throw, , . ..."....) ,.tlml, tarA. d.-AJ Mftd.
Thrower, '0 ..."..~ r4ml. Tiara. ,. ~\3 IiJj. Bee Crown.
Throwing (the act of). u-e..) r/MII;
Tiok (1001"8, debt), ~.>.. To
c,.n.). '=!"~ r4al. -[.....ea.I. go tick, uO.;i:-' ..... See
!hIoWD. ~re _ I . ~..r- Get into debt.
Thrus*. fl. ~.> .frlt.- See Puah, Tick". (louse which infeI&I eheep
drire, mOTe, fozee.-To tbmst and other animals), i.>\) ~
wiaJ.aawold, ~~C~ jeNA .(plnr. .>!} iwu). [-
"_ay! To throat one'll-self in, TiClket, •. ~)J WlJrda, .t.1& tG14·
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Tiokle,.. t~ """'1&. Till,. u~til, J\

WI, ; - iaUtI',
Tioldiah (lJ8D8ible to tick1iDg, easily \~\~ we,: isa; (WI wbeD P),
t
tickled), ~~ pIw14gTt44g1&; ..,r-.j\ ila' ..ttl. Till thia
(tottering, unfixed), }}4JL. time, tU1 DOW, ~\.j\ iltl ., . .
fIIdlal&o lar4,.. Bee Incoustant, ~\\~.j\ ilti 1&acJ til.. Till
capricious, whimsical; huardOU8. tbiI dar, \~~.%J\ .'Its' , . .
TiokliBhneea. Bee Unoertainty, in- fJltis4 NrIct. Till the end of tiae,
·.
. '
OO1lIltanoy•
Tide (01 the sea), ~ fIIIIdd.
,=-,t..)~\J\ iW MAi,. ....cJII.
The Till, •. ( : I~, ~~ MnN. Bee
ilu and nB.ux of the tide,
•
oM Plough, oaltivate.-Ti1lable. See
.J;r:-J fIIIIdd fDa jflll'. Ebb tide, Arable.

....
.J ~ jM4'. Flood Ude: .i.. ...u. Tillage, i& ~j Wat", ~J.;.fa/41IaI•
,:;>
See Ebb, dow; time, lI8UOn, Tiller,
ilood, stream, COllrB8.
I. tJ ~ .aNf:! !'J j4Iilt.
Bee Ploughman. (batant.
Tidy, tidily, t.idineea. Bee Neat, Tilter, I. j) \.:.-e~. Bee Com-
neatly, etc. Timber, ~. be ..:.. Mcud. See
.;)1
Tidings,.r.> UdfW (plur• .J~\ Wood.--A. timbet-meMhaDt,
Gi.McJ,.), i}:,,! 6; 8M,.a'.
See y~ 1A4Ml1U. Timber Of'
News.--Joyfal tidings,.n~ wood for firing. ~ .iaId.
Ha1l4,w. [Bind. Bee l'innrood.
Tie, tI. ~ taW, hI~ N6tJ1. Bee Timbrel, I. J:.k taU. Bee Tabor.
Tie, .. (knot), I~ tttUat; (bond, Time, ~, IINIiI (plur. c.:JU \
J
obligation), ~ ttWl. awl,lt), \:)L..j JIUI4", ~j _ ,
Tier, ~ taWM, -..i... Io.f, r~ ~ 11A. Time present, ~.J
11.14.. Bee Row, range, raDk. ~\l' fDtdI ., MtlW. Time put,
Tiger,I..,r; . ~L...J\,=-,t..j'''' 41 mall,
Tigresa, I. ~ wM. ,,-~W\\:)t..j u ........4iM; (in
Tile, e. ~.ri ~; (covered former timea), 'iLL., 14is1M.
with tileI), ~.)1~-';;- ..... See Formerly.- Time futare,
leaf iii ....14. [ Iei. ~\,=-,t..j"""""""
Tile, tI. ~.)!~....aa.., _'-/ 1Jil flil. Harvest time, r-a,.•H~J
 TIl( 988 TIP
tIHIIt,u 1fI4IfD.... See Harvest.- Timely (lMlUODable) ~,J~
In good time, ~}n~y~~)~ ~\:..eJ\ iil tDMe til ....a.ii,
6il tDaIt tDtIl .....an til ltJlitn. See cij! hiwilw..
8euoDably.-From time to time, Time-aerving (.z. a time-sen-er),
at times, ,-=-,\;~\~ htlel al ~)\~\ iMt ,u tDMt. See
• Uf. See Sometimes.-At no Servile•
time, hi W. See Never.-In Timid, timorous, ~ \:;.. J:1tiJ,if,
time of neoessity, ~u...h.:.....;J:' ~ muddl, ~\A 1tiJyii,
lJitDaIt til 1tiJjtlf. In the evening ~~ jts1Jan. See Fearful,
time, l.....J\~.Y- hitlHllt til flltllti. frightened, pusiJ1animous, c0-

A long time, J!.;' ~\...j NIlItin wardly.

1atDfl. A short time, ~~t..) Timidity, tim01'01I8D8I8, ~.r=>­
. samcin lad,..At all times,-;~ ilttI",f, ~ I:Mjtll, ~ Myel•
~~~\madytllIJW4•• SeeAlwaya. ~.w,W. 8eeFear,oowardioe.
-In the time of peace, ~)J Timidly, timorously, ..~F: it-
~\ jf samma tIIItUA. In the ilttItDjln, i'~ ~~ "tadal
time of the war Of' battle, ~.Y­ j""tltle.
Y)..\ hiwalt til Aa,.i. The Tin.~.,w; 1:tMdf,.. A tiDman (one
revolutions of time, ~t..)\~~,.,) who tins pots and kettles), -;.J.;-.
tl4tDaran aatJIfIdn. In the time ,aMari.
of Solomon, ~~~~\J II Tincture, tinct, t ~ IfIMgA.
an4. BoltIym4n. In the time Tincture. tinge, t1. ~ IalMgA.
of the prophet of God, ~~ Tingle. tinkle, tink, •. ~ 1M.
~H J" ttlltl' f:!'Nl "Mal tIllaA. Tint, .:J) lawn. See Tinct, tincture.
Life time, ~ ttfmf". Restricted Tiny, JJ:; Wrl. See Small.
to any fixed time, ~r flIU- Tip, ,. (point, extremity). ~J'
waa'. An appointed time, tlflJi. See Top.
J.;-i-~J wit """"'a,..
A Tipple. fl. y,r. ,MtW. See Drink.
convenient time, .w.} ./WIllA. -Tipple, Y~ lNrii. See
Seeopportunity.-Time (leisure), Drink, wine.-A tippler, ~.;:.
.w}!w,alt. ,_rib.
See Drunkard.
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TIT 989 TO
TipstafF, •. (oftlcerofaconrt)~ alicJ"), -....Q..", UNIIj (plur. ~~,I
....uw, v.J~ eMUNlA. fMllliJj). The title or title-page
Tipsy. I:J'J- MolrcI". Bee. Drunk. of a book, I:JI~ taflllld,.. See
Tiptex>, ~~IU"'lJ ,.41 til ialam. Name, appellation.-(a olaim of
To walk on tiptoe, ~~ right), J- W.
~~IU"'J) _AI t~' rill Title, fl. ~ ltJW.
tJldl1lt iM. Titter, fl. ~; taialaJai, ~
Tire, •. (rank, row), -....Q.." 1tSj. ~ ~W l1i.itJ,uaW. Bee
Tire, fl. (weary out), ~I tltttlh. Laugh. [particle.
Bee Fatigue, weary; '"'0
to Tittle, •. ~ ..Ut4A. See Point,
attire, dreas.-(to becomo fa- Tittle-tattle, ~~I~ . .tit til
tigued), ~ UtIlI. 1:aldm, d~ tila1. See Tattle,
Tired, I:J~ ta~n. Tiredneaa, prattle. [prate.
~ tattlh. Bee Fatigue. Tittle-tattle, fl. ~ tald. Bee
Tiresome(fatiguing)'~"""f!l. Titular (nominal), ~ laWl.
See Tedions. To, J Ii or J
ltJ, jl iUi. See
Tiresomeness. Bee Tedionsness. Toward, till. To me, 11. ToJ
Tirewoman, ,. 4.h:.L. m4lAta. thee, ~ ltJl (fem. ~ liii).
Tissue (gold Of'silver 8tu~, ~ To him Of' her, 41 ltJlto (fem. 41
taltJ,ia. [ANan IfIgAf,.. liAd), 41 illtIyM. To DB, W
Tit, ,. (small horse), .r.Jw.:)b. lMta. To you, f! ld#m (fem.
Titbit, •. ~ W na/d,... Bee t:fJ liki,,). To them, rf ltJMIm
Delicacy. (Cem. ~ liMn). To himself,
Tithe, •. ~ tfUA,. (plur. )~I ~JI iltJ' na/nAi, 4 1 iltIgM.
IIt,Ad,.). Legal tithes, )~~I To th;t, ~.iJ' iltJ' 1UJlii, 41
~.rJ' al at,Ad,. al .Aart"lJA. Ww, \f liM. To this, 1.lt1
Tithe-gatherer, ")~ ttJIMM,.. lilaasii, '.lt1liluru. In order to,
Titillate, fl. t~6J tl4g!fdtJgA. Bee ~ luJy, \4 1uJyma, ~ 1i1uJy,
Tickle. I:JI..}J li1uJyan. To (as far as),
Titillation, ~.Joi6J tl4g!fdtJgW. JI iltJ'. To (antiI), JI ~1a"
Title, ,. ~ lilt" (plur. y\i.}1 To the end of time, ;>-1 JI
64
 TOI TOil
1,:1L.)\ WI ..uw CZIMlIt4t1. To- jGlttl, ~ tllll4. See Labar.-
clay, r~' tU,_. Bee Day.- To toil, ~u-Ji
WI,,..
Mtl t""
To-night, 4.l.:ll\ au.,w. Bee Tou.. ~ •.w.t:a.
Night.-To-monow, ~ iwira. Bee Snare, net.
Bee Morrow. Toilsome, ~ """tii.
Toad, I. r-1\
t.~ itlfi4f: GIIGm. ToilaomeReIIII, ~ lat -.
Toad-stool, I. L......S' iftacJ. Bee Token, I. ~L:.\ ilMrtJA, ~
Fangua. ttlld...t. Bee Sign, marko-A
TCl88t, tI. .ft~;U "mfllM' iAuJs. tokeR or memorial of friend.hip,
Bee RoUt.-To tout the health J\S'~'~.
of a mistress or friend, ~y r-
Told,~ ..UiG,,~jrw"'trU.
11wr"b~. Tolerable, ~~. Tole-
Tout, I. (toasted bread),;.a..~ rablene8ll, J\ • - ., ~.
Dun ......... ; (a health to a Tolerably, JLe....:.-JIJ!\i.. t.~
mistre8a or friend),;" .wr.
. iilltltDt.ftl lalJil III fAHmal•
Toasted,,;-+ jj .. mUtMtmM. A. Tolerance (patient 81dl'eriDg), r
toaster,,.;.a... . law, ~ taM.... See
Tobacco, ~\:;..,) cldA4t1. The lIDoke Patience.
of tobacoo, ~ \:>.,) tlMAatl. .A. Tolerate, tI. (permit), C ...tJA,
tobacco-pipe, \:J~ gMlyfltl. .A. ~~\uk' atla' ija.aA. See
tobaoooDiat, cJ\:>.,)tl:H bGnat Buft'er.:....Tolerated, ..i!~ jayis,
A.t.UAdn. ~ fllllAldmal. Bee BWFend.
Together (in company, in the 8lUIl8 Toleration (permission, connivance),
plaoe or time), ..~ jamie-; ~~, iJiiuA, ~ ltJIa-.....l.
(without intermiuion), ul~~ Toll, J~ maAril, ~~ Uj. See
iila t(JtDa1IIrMf, JlI'~ iUd WHl.
Tax.-Toll paid for guarding the
Bee lDtenniBaion.-.A.greeing to- roads,.#- J:1I,afar. Toll paid for
gether,"~~~\.,ii\; pusing a river, J.r.-3'~~ JiJj
lawdfdii mat iattlilWn bat-· alt·"·
Together with, ~ mat" Tomb, •. .r.i Wr, ~ tww, i.r.i--
Toil, b4~ ItJti WI,A, ~ ",diM". Bee BepulcJue.-A
 TOO 991 TOP
tomb-stone, ~..r- ffUlf"W. Bee Tool, I• .uT dlal (plm-. ~1i alill).
.
,
Monument. [bury, inter. Bee Instrument j venal, hireling.
Tomb, tI.;:; iMtw. See entomb, Tooth, I. r.:r ..... A. canine
Tombless,;i~ iilil Ww. yli nd.
tooth, Canine teeth,
Tome, I. ~ flttjtJll4d. See y~ 1 1I,.,4i. A back tooth,
Volume. (jII~ WI (plur. V'~1 Will).
Tomtit, I. l,:)L.:J,.}Jl ~1J4", With tooth and nail (with one's
.;eW;bti UIOt I • ..,Alr. ntmost force), rl..a~rl~l~
Tone, I• .w.ii fftJI'IttnM, J""l uGl, 1Jikol iUlm tIIa ilttimdm.
r\i.. fII4dtJ",. From tone to toue Tooth-ache, I. l,:)UI~J fl}lfillt
ellllo in single tones), r~~ til tlMtJn. Cal tlMtJn.
r\i..~1 ...." Mdflt ilti ma.id",.
Tooth-drawer, I. ~L...l't.li ialld
t
Speaking Of' singing in • sweet Toothed'l,:)l:....I,d laM am4n. Bee
tone of voice, ~ WAIn. See Indented, serrated. _ Toothless,
Bound, note. ~l:....lod\.. mdlaTto lIMan.
Tongs, l:)~ ialitnf1n, c.L....S Tooth-picker, I. l,:)L:....~I~~
.-....a.M. See Forceps. miAUlA al aMICi". To pick Of'
Tongue, II. (organ of speech), l,:)W clean the teeth with a tooth-
lilan (plur. k..JI tIlIiflllA). See picker, '-il:....lu:--'-- MiMA
Language, speech.-The mother IIMilMM.
tongue, ~ l6gMl. Tongue-tied, Top, a. (jII~ ril" ~J)";
r;.; IimtJICII,
(having an impediment in apeech), lM'IDal. See Pinnacle, head.-
l,:)\..J.lI.3"A- tJICI t J:f1t1 al lilan. The top Of' crown of the head,
Tongueless, l,:)L-Jod\.. mdlaTto V"'~.H~I f1"" am1l. The top of
lildn. The tongue of a balance, a mountain, J-~-~\", ~ ril, ...
l,:)~l~W liIil" al mild". al }alJal (plur. J~I(jNJ.J ra,
Tonsure, i...:.J ralAmtJt,.ut.. al jilJal).
(jilL....:. AiltJl:4t ,Mmm4,. Topmost, ~I IJtltJ'.
Too, I,;)~ iamd", ... ~, flglll". Bee Topaz". (a gem), ~.fJ r.a1JarjtJtl,
Likewise, a180.-Too much, ~~ )~}> topaz, ~'~j~ yilkit
liJyid. alfar.
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TOR 992 TOT

TopUla1.~'~~~,..uuN,d" Torrent, •. ~ ..,1 (plur. J.r--'

cllilU. See Looal.-(pecuIiar), ..,el).
v:'\=.. HtJ., v:'~ ....u.... Torrid JF ..urii (fem. £ir'
Topicalremediee,c.::.>~".}f"""tft lItIIAnlai), J'v... Adr, ~~\~~
Topic (su.bject), t;-;r ...wllt. .WIII cl 1t4r4rtlll. The torrid
Topography, ~l:J'~ IilWtt cl zone, i;~\i ij h' ..n1Il.-lM
6iIU. A topographer, r.:rC.JL:. til ~, ~~\i a\,•.\\ II
.3l:JI Maril t ... al 1n14d. ...td:tlt til Acif"J'"lli.
Topsy-turvy. '-:- lat· J~ lIil ...- Torsion (twiatiDg. wreathiDg),';;
IIWlab. To throw topsy-turvy, tltsfar, rJ! ~.
~. -. dailM.
Tortoise, II. IJ.st- IIIlAij.... Tor-
t , -

Torch, J-..:- _Atal, (pI. ",,~\4.. toises, ~L IItJilAif.

fltMAdtil), C~ .....lIdi. A Torture (torments judicially infiicted
~
torch-bearer,'..,ff- -- - flUllAtGb"l. to extort confession), y "J.:
Torment, yl ~ ttlltlll. See Pain.
t azeill, ~.F t~· See Tor·
anguish, misery, torture.
ment, punishment.
Torment, tl. y~ t GlU6• See See
Torture, tI. y~ taU.
Pain, harass, penecute, tease,
torture. _ Rack. To extort a confession by
Tormented, y.i.... mtlt'Jllah. See torture, y\.i"d~.J~ Un.. iii
Tortured. - To be tormented, t aaah • _
y.ia1 "ttJUah. _ Tortured. y.i....mtlt--. .See
Torm~nter. II. y.i.... '''''taat'6. Tormented.-A torturer, y.i-
See Torturer. [ .w. m"ttJIIt"h. See Executioner, for-
Tom (in pieces), ~ m",W- mentor. [tMwol
Torpedo (fish), ;~~J r(lttatltJt. TOil8, 17. (throw), ~J "aIM', r..>
Torpid, ~ kala.., J:.:.J I4rt6t1l TOIlS, II• ...".;"(111I1. See Throw.
See Sluggish, stupid, numb. Toued, toet, ..."..r- • ."".1. See
Torpidness, torpitnde, torpor, roU. Thrown.
~\ ttJtltlmal1lartll:4,j-S lMal. Total, ~ kol, rW Iattfa, ~
See Sluggishness, dullness. jtl1"t. See Whole, complete, full.
 TOU 993 TOW
-The to~, totality, ~ Tour, I. )J~ tlatw,'!JJ~ NtDra;
jtwJUat, ~ ioUigflt. (turn), )J~ d4t0r.
Totally, "\..'....1 tama71UJn. ~~ Tow, l:J~ kuttan, ~ lei"n"'.
"'1 ioUigllt, ..~ jumllltan, Bee Flax, hemp.
.u....s!1I mlaA, u...Jlj Toward, towards, c.,;)aJ litllrllj;
. . 6u J. U ."
jl IIljumW. ~ MAil. He went towards
Totter, t1. J)y tIIstUz4l, If".} him, I~C~~ hi}, ,.aA I'Mia·
tMqfraj. Tottering,part.'(£ft" r toiM. Towards the garden, c.,;,;hI
mutMlIjrij. l:J\::-:J\ latarlll III lIuItiin. To-
Touch, t1. ~ lamtrl, ~ mtrI, warde the city, ~~t,sU 1IIMiall
~Atu. al mtJdIMt, .j\ i1ll'.
Touch (contact), ~ lMm, ~ Toward, towardneaa, ete. See
flI/IU. The touch (sense or feel- Docile, docility.
ing), ~1l1b,; liltoGt IIllilmHllla. Towel, I. ~ 6111""',..
80ft to the touch (as clothes, Tower, I. V but'J·. The tower at
plumage, eto.), ~W Mem. cheaa, t) tWA. The tower of
Touched, ~,..' ....... fft/I11IIUI, Babel, ~~V 6urj 6a6.1. The
~,.J.. mtIlmill. Touchable. highest pinnacle of a tower, oU';:'
Bee Tangible.-Touchiness. Bee ,wlat (plur. ~U.ro ,wjat).
I»eevislmesa. --Touchy. Bee Towering (lofty), JL:.
tall.
Irascible, peevish. Town, ,. ~ oM ma'dlnat, ~ 6altJd,
Touching (in respect 00, ..~ i~ 6111dat. Bee City, metropolis,
n..6I1ta.., ~~ "'1 n"6I1t. capital. To storm a towp, ~
Touchstone". ~ muW. ~ ~ Mj'am tlllll' 6tJltJd. See
Touchwood, l:JUJ'" 'fJ.lan, JU .tato. Storm.
Tough (not brittle),.rS-:-;r. g1/(lg,. Townsman, ,. ~ cr.' i6n 611lad•
....niaIW; (st~ not limber), Bee Citizen. - The town and
J!\J.# gMy" 1IJl1il; (diftleult to townamen, ~1~jJ~~.M3\ III
be chewed), ~~ la ,..ntlll'ki madrnat toll atolatl al 6alatl.
(viacous, clammy), t..F.~ tWlk. The town-hall or town-houae,
See Glutinous. M!s.JI III maAJufNwlr.•
 TRA. 994 TBA
TrICe, I.tnot (mark, vestige) ~ Trade, tl. (trdic), ~\:i'Ji taU
~..." r".J""")' ...,. (pl1ll'. tijarM,.ft"U UJ.· _
)~T 41/1r). Trader, I. ft'U tdjfW (plur.)bf
Trace, tl. (mark. out), r"J raGII. tlfijar), l;)'!.J)4 lasirgMlI. See
Tnoecl (marked), (',...;4 ........ llerehaut, dealer. [--to
Tncer, I. (ODe who marb out or Tradesman, I. (mechanic), ~t.,
delineates), r'"~ ra.u.; (ona who Tradition, ~".JritocigGt,~ a.Hr
mveatigatee), ~ . .jrIUid. (pllll'.}~:O..1 a.Wcir). Traditioual,
See Searoher. [Mill. ~""" laJJldt', tII4lIkl. J,a:-.
TI1IOk (path), d-!.> t.U, ~ Traduce, tl. ~ tMaaI. See Celum·
Tract, I. (diatriot, qUlUltity of land), mate, alander, defame, ceuame,
J~" tH,ar, ~U ..altigal (pllll'. coudeum, blame.-TradueemeRt,
~Ii MMJC1ltf), ~ Wttlt (pl.'
~ ~, ,~,
..r
.IIUvI.
7 ..... -
See
t~ iiidJ. See Region; C01ll'lle. Blander, ealumny, ceuaure.-A
-(a treatise, small book), ~L.J traducer, Ie/~ tatifWi· See
,.;,aW. Calumniator, slanderer.
Tractable, ~~'J.+..a IIJ1il til Traftlc. See Trade; - (comao-
""'tdtnalaA, ~ .""t- See ditiee),· J'r' .""'cil, ~~
v Wa,it: Bee lIerchaDdiJre, WlIftlL
~....ble, docile, tame, obse-
quious, obedient. Tragacanth (plant), .,t:.; iaIU j
(gum), ~ atIr_
Tractableueaa, kU" itdttlt. Bee
Tragedy, ~~~ tr4jfdi4. Sec
Docility, tameneaa, obedience.
lliafortune, calamity, diaaIter.
Tractably, ~\kl~ ii1:ol itdtllt, Tragica1. See Bloody, caJamif,ova,
~L.~ lJiliol flltUap164t. mournful, diaaItrous, dreadfal
Trade (tratRc, commerce), i}~~ Trail, tl• ..;-::'i iar, ~.w.
tprat, ~ matjar. See Ex- See Draw.-To Vail . . . gar-
change, bUBinees.-A trade (em.- ment ou the ground, ~ lWaI.
ployment), ~ /."'" k:.. ""'tilt, Trailed, ~ ...,..., YJ~
k\:..., IiIt6.~, 4i~ Air/M. Bee mt;s@.
Occupation. Train, 11. (educate, form t.o uy-
 TRA 996 TRA
thing) .jJ rMca'. Bee Instruct, Tranoe, •. or traDIe (temporary
euroi8e; M draw, trail.-To abeenoe of the 1IOU1), ~
train a ho1'll8, rkttUla",.
Train, ,. (arti1loe, stratagem), ~
g_"'tJt.
Tranced (in • tranee), '="~
[g_"'.".
Mid, ¥ ,",gel; (the tail of a Tranquil, ~,Ja, Mdf. Bee Quiet.
gown), ~.,) cltlgl (plur. J~.,) Tranquillity, ;,.. ~ raW, ,=,,1-
~. The train of a bird, """", >tsl\,-=,,~' it..'II4"
~.,) ~. See Tall.-A til "ltiJlw. See Quiet.
r
train or series, ~ "sid",. See Tranaact, tI. ~-,L.-:; #al4toti,
Process, method.-A train (fol- ~Jt ttlf1l4l,A.,ltl, ~?~t4
lowen), ~',:s tatodlnt! t~\ Nt tDtI ..Mara'. See ¥anage,
tltlJat! ~Jr~ iAatltJ.. totl negotiate, perform.
AcuAa.. See Retinue, proeee- Transacted, J.u:... Ill-ttl""".
sion.-A train of artillery, i~ Tl'lID88Ction, •• ,~\-. ",aillO.l,
~\~\'-=-'U~J titltltlt totl J\aj\ ,ut/di. See Negotiation,
ttJrtJMndl til mtJtl4fif:: Train (rail- management.
way), ,)~~",:.Jli~ ttJrtJJilttdt Tranaoend, tI. ~ " " , ~r~
tJl1Mltlltl. • WtIltltJ.. ttJlti, J;.JU lid: t MtJ'.
Traitor, •• ~l:;.. iAtJ,.., '="~ Bee P88IJ, 1lU!p88IJ, exceed, excel,
JA..o... A bread and .U surmount, climb.
traitor, (..l~~\,=,,~ iAlIto- Tran8oendenoy, J;.r~~"
to4" al iAeIk toal ",illt. ttlltJ', J4i ItJIll. See Excellence,
TraitoroUl, c.:Hl:;.. 1AcJp.,)li pre-eminenoe.
,Wdar. Bee :Perfidious.-Trai- Tran8oendent, transcendental, J,G.;\
toroualy, ~ ~ ~.r.."·4_
v. JUIeI -..
- ~ tllcItIl, J-;Li /4.1, r~
MI, "!J~ ,Wr-. "
J~~ "'~, ~W gltiJli1J,
~ ~-' Iiiol,,..,. tN M;'cIIetJt. ~c.... ...,WilJ, ~U /4gil:.
Traitnll, •• k..!lD. ~. See Excellent, pre-eminent, su-
Trample, tI. ~VN\.,) tl4I taltl. perior.
Tramp1ed,~V'\.M"'ucIck t"",,M. TraDaoribe, t7. J...i.j MW, ~
Trampler, ,. V"'!'.,) ld,u. MIaI.'. See Copy.
 TRA 996 TRA.

TraD8Oript, I. j£i ruJil, ~ ~~ lJalAI (plnr. I~ ill9id1),

fIQIkW. See Copy. j;~ mtlttfjatIJis.
Transfer, fl. Jj:.. Mwtoal, j£i Transient, transitory (momentary,
MW. See Convey, carry, trans· frail, Heeting), ~U Jdfli, ~
port, remove.-To transfer (pro- ~ U1M". .aftt, ~~ BiJyil.
peny, etc.), from one to another, Transiently (soon passing, slightly,
j£i naU. en passant), J~)\~J""'! binlrr-'
Transferred, J,a.... mtlnkul. f.JI1IIJtlJdl.
Transformation, transflgnration~ Transienbleas, transitoriness, ("~

JUJ\ tllgAgir tUMWl, r- '-=-'~' ttUitJm tJIIahdt, U:J'("~

"..,kA. The transfiguration of ttldtlm 01 wa.
Jesus Christ, ~,~ tid Transition, Jr tll1Jar. Transitive
rsUajtllll. (having the power of p8iEDg),
Transform, transfigure, fl. J.1-! J~'~\.; labil al tll1Jl1r. A.
lHMlal, r- 1I4IIakA, ~ 1:tIW. transitive Of' active signification,
~~ "'ttlig". A. tnmaitive or
Tranaformed, '-:--)
To be transformed, ~ 1
idtIW.
jj ' . flttlllWilJ.
jj i' active verb,
....tatltlt.
...;:i....::.-J-; Jt!

Transformer, I. ("l. mdIt1A. Translate, e. (from one Ianguage to

Transfnse, fl. j£i uW. another), f':".J IGrj... See In-
Transfusion, J....W ruJil, ~\~ terpret, explain; alIo to transport,
MtDalala. remove.
Transgress, e. (go beyond bonnds), Translated, f':" rj... r ....
...;~ "'taddts'; (to offend Translator, 4;)~..J 1Mjut4a,
against any law, cnstom, etc.), f':";:we ...tM;jia•
.iJ~ tqjdfDtlS. See Violate. Transmarine (beyond sea), ~Jt.
Tranegreesion, ...;~ t6t tUl4f, ~ ~\ fJI4 toMd al iMr; (rare,
iJuItd. See Offence, sin, crime, exotic), ~~ INwti, J.>\i
fault, violation. [flIlIlq;dtril. ttdtltr.
Tl'BDIgI'e88ing, tranagresaive,jJ~ Transmigrate, fl. Ji:j\ -.w. Bee
Traugreseor, I • ...;.i.:... flItdtlttllltll, Emigrate, travel.
 TRA 997 TRA
Transmigration (passage from one TraD8plant, t7. Jij Itdal. Trans-
place to another), J\a:J\ littik41. plantation, J.ii ndl. TraD8-
See Emigration.-The. transmi- planted, Ji...::.-.:... 1IItme.lil. A
gration of the soul, ("'U\ transplanter, JiU ndlil.
tJttaniUtl!A. [mu1Italil. Transport, t7. (carry from place to
TraD8migrating,transmigrant,jA::.;.... place), Jij Mkal.
Transmission, transmittal, J\..,) Transport, transportation (convey-
indl. anoe), Jij Mil.
Transmissive, transmitted, J...~ Transported, J~ tMMal.
mw.cU. See Sent. Transporter, ,. JiU ftdTcil. See
Transmit, t7. Jj:.- MUJfDtU, J...} Carrier.
arMl. See Send. Transpose, t7. ~~r.ii 1:4ddMn tJJtI
Transmutable, J~ gatfJMunotU, ~,.. To transpose ODe letter
'~•.\, a···._. ;,flfJnWih. • the place 0 f another, r~
m - -

Transmutation, ~~\~~~ i-J.'..J~'~~ ktulMm tJJtI al'uAtJr

r \ IfJAwfl ,Ag iltl' ,ltg tJIMr, til AuriJ.j.
iJ\-\ i1&d14t. Transmutation of Transposition, transposal, ~~
metals, W Ilmfl2. taUtl, ~ri' Wrif, ~
Transmute, t7. J~ 1ttwJtJJal, ~ ttlBAIf.
1tIW. See Change.-To trans· Transubstantiate, t7. (ohange sub-
mute metals, ~Jt t lJmal stance), J~ MtJJWal.
Ilmfa. ,":-"J.i:...
Transmuted, Transverse, ~J tJJarh. See Cross,
• .".will. A ~uter, J~ oblique.-Transversely, Y..J;~
~1, ~ .Wllih. lnl tJJar".
Transparency, ~u.:. '/aajajtJt. See Trap, ,. I~ fll4BgfJdaA. See
Clearness, brilliancy. Snare, ambush, stratagem.-To
Transparent, i-Ju..:.
,MjiJj. See trap, i~~~ "..,_ 1JU
Clear, bright, brilliant. fll4BgfJdat. See Ensnare.
Transpire, t7. (become publio), tU Trappings (for horses), J~ jilal.
,Mf:' ~U}.. ,a,.
'Mglt; (to Trash, I-,W tlGflItDCJi. See DE'OIIll,
perapire), Jr t wd • dregs, oft'u, refuse.
 TltB W8 TBB
Tranil, tI. (llhor in childbirth), TrMeure,? -. £j~ M.'.I,
~ 1iliM, ~,-J 1MtMj. ~ Hal... See Biebe8,
jllt'st.
Travail, I. (labor in childbirth), olk
wealth, money. -
cr.~ l:Tto.aigia,),:S _as.
TreasarM,

tIIW, ~jl ~t· Treulll'8, •• ~ HauII.

Travel, tI•.}L.a .a/. .. Treasurer, •• \:.I)lc;.. iMsilt, C1~
Traftl, tnneUing, ;... _/., ~~ 1Mud".
",aMA. See .To1l1'Jley.-To lIet '1'-0__ I. 4:..J :::;. 1Tto.aI..aA ~
"'A~"""3J -.J ' ••

Ollt on one's travels, ..)s:-rr

JL.J\ Hgt til ..aI, \:.I~ ..u.
V!,;Y\ t Gltlm t"'1tl' attMii. ItIII [hence flUllGUfI in Spaniah,

Traveller, I •. } \ . - .tlldfir. fIIGIlJIiM in Engliah]. The royal

Treacherous, cr.lc;.. Hd"',)\~ treasury, ~~\.tiy:l\ til ~

gTto.ddiJ,.. See Per1ldioua, tnitor- ta.....
til
OUS. Treat, tI. (negotiate, aettle any
Treeoheroualy, .Li~~ 1JiW baaineea), l,.roJt tastll Marl,
Hi,a,."e, "~.1i gMdrfM. ~Jt taM ttlAlj (to handle,
Tleachery, treacherouan8l8, ~~ manage),..ra~ bdI_; (to give
Hi"., J.1i. gMdr. See:Per- an entertainment) Li~J-i
fidy. tflflltll tli,a/tIA; (to c1Uooune on),
Treacle (a medicinal oompoeition), ~\~Jt taud~. To
JY.J ""'41, JY> eiryai, treat ill, ~ w.. See Oppreu.
J~)'> dirg4l. Treat, I. 4.i~ tM,4ftllt. Bee en-
Tread, tI. UN\'> tl4I, r~~J tertainment. [..-Hr.
fDlItlll t itItltIfII. See Go, etep, Treated (diJooUllld upon),)J.)...
walk. Treatise, I. ~\"'J ""w, ~.)...
Tread (step, footing), r~ w... ...aitrtlA.
"'----
""-' .Li t...->
• n ..
-'. ··attat, J .1i. Treatment, d..L.... ..ett....w,
g1l4ir. d"L. MId. Good tz-tment,
Tl8UOnable, cr.~ iMp.,}.i& ,-=-,U:J\ iltiftl, ~~J rit4" .
,1ttMld4,.. See ~e, trai- III treatment, rlli .., ~
toroua, rebellioUl. jlljil,),:':";-r. See 0ppreesieD.
 TU 999 TBI
Treaty, ,. ~ t4l1ul. A tneiJ of Tremend01l8,";""" m.ua/, J,..
peace, ~\J~\i}l~ 1MIId- mwAul. See Horrible, terrible,
__ .41 III nIlla, .L~L.- dreadtul, awful•
..",4Wtd. (ltZld,a' adtiJj. Trenob, JJ.:.I:L HaNd, V"'!.)\:...
Treble (threefold), ";Lw'~ tll4ltan., ~ tMM. See
Tree, , . , . I1tajtw, ~ I!tajar"'. Ditch.
Tnee, .)~, tII!ti4r, Io:)~ Trepidation, ,.;~ UtatDj. See
,1tII)iw41. The infernal tree (the Terror, tremor.
devil), r""';j-l\~ ,luIjtWat Trespass, to trespua, etc. See
~. Abounding in trees, Tranegression, etc.
planW with treel, a grove or Tl'8IIeI, jJJ~ j_d,iI. See Curl,
thicket of trees, ~ fIIfIIl;w. lock of hair.
Bee Forest, grove, thicket. Treeeed (curled). JJ~ flUljdal.
Trefoil, ~;, trljU. Bee Clover. Trial (experiment, examinatiOll),
Trellie, I. ~ .. ",Aa~6/1k. See ~6i.' i.tiM,., ~ tajri/Ju.A,
Lattice, grate. ~ ttlfalt4ul; (endeavor, at-
Tremble, .,• .w;' ·wt4lt.tJtl, ~) tempt), ~ latl, ~ jtJi4,
irtllttlli, Jj-lj-J u-lul,~.J ~ jaAd; (temptation, tat of
r(fjaf. See Shake, totter, Itaa-. virtue),~, "_4; (jadioia1
-To tremble as the earth, J;!;J examination), ~ Idif1
1aMlaa1. To tremble with oold, Io:)~ 1triifi4,). (plur.
~ t41uJf1&af. To cause to Triangle, I. ~~;1'~ ....-za,
tremble, ~) raDaj. tlSl4UJa,iJ. Triangular, L1J.r1
TnmbliDg, tremulous,~.r ~~j Wo Nl4IIIt 1tItDd,4.
lfItWIatil1. TrembliDg, tremour, Tribe, I. rj Ie..., ~\k UyifGA;
~.J Nt,A, i~.J rllf:.tIIIt, J!;Jj (or family), 4 WflaA (plur.
ulrr41, ~w) irlif:.4d, ~\.3..,' ~~ WcIyi1), ~ t....-
irlfItdd. (plur•..r-~ tIllM,w).
Tremblingly, ~~),~L.3}~ Tribulation y~' illirU, ~
lHMl trlttdM t/1t.1 "tad, ~w.)~ ,-, r1' aJ.i. See Tronble,
4 ....iitl.
w·"..
I..'
". vuation, dietreee, peneoUtiOl1.
 TID 1000
Tribcmal, •• ~ ~, jadicia11y). ~ AciJUI, ~\;
l:J'j!..J lItDd•• iIIlI. Bee .Tudge; . . test.
Tnoutary, ~~'t:i'.J ldA tljja- TriAe, •• ~, ~, j~'J..f­
sir.. See 8ubjeet.-A. tribu- . . , ld~. TriJles, '-=-'~
tary of the 8ultan, ..;.; ...... ....J:Mrd1.
Tribute, c:.~ iAtrij, ~~ jaiytl1. TriffiDg (wanting worth, UDimport-
See Tax. [t.IIp. at), .J~'A1t. wilGJD 'tlilJdr.
Trice (in a) ~~J ft ltI1IIIt ;...~ , . . . . . . . See
Trick, •. ~ AfW, y,,-L. ...ltd. Trivia1.-(roolish. without meu-
See Artifice, fraud. deception, iDg), ~ Jild tMl. See 8i11y.
jagg1e.-(habit). ;.Jk. tdiltll. TriffiDgly, .J~'~ Jild ~1tlV,
Trick. t1. ~ J.i t'"1ItIl 111111. .t;~~ Jild le,diat.
~JL:-' iAtdl ta14'. See TriCorm, JUJk.~ . ~.....u. III
Deceive. defraud; • to dress, .NII;l. A. Trigon. See TriaDgIe.
adorn, decorate. Tn1ateral, t..:-i ,~,~ ..UIll4u
Tricker, •. ~ aalilf!lJ"l. ~ til jtledflilJ.
Cheat, jaggler.-Trickiah, J'L. Trill, •. (ebake in muaic). f';
....uar. - -..., 4Mi IICII. . . .
Tricked (cheated), ~y,-..l- Trim, ~> sari/. ~ 1alIJ.
Htd ~1i, .Jj~ WJllwir. See Neat, nice. tight.
..-.,,_. See DreIeed.
.
Tricked out (adomed). ~r Trim fir trim up, t1. ~)..". .

~....... See Drees. decorate.

Trickle. t1. Wi 1IdW. See Drop. adj1l8t.
Trick-tnck (a game at draoghtB). Trim (dreee). ~ -.u.M.
".o:•.••milJ\k UtDlG tIlltltJ. ~ 1IIjd. Bee Ornament.
Tried (brought to the teet). Y~ Trimmed (dnI8ed), ~r....." ..
..",.,... Bee TeBt. Trimming (om""'eDtal appeadapa
TrienDial (fWery three yean), J! on garmentB), ~ .-.u.I,
~~W"'at ...... ~\... AddtfM·
Trier••• Y~ .-j1llTilJ. ~ Trine, I. (triaDgolar upect or....),

. . . .,.... ; (ODe who ouminea ~ta • •

 TRI 1001 TRO
Trinity, .. ~~~'~)W\ 11II4111.' ~ WI,.. 8eeTrUling, vulpr,
fJl GUM. worthl8l8.
Trip, •. (stumble), a-.J3
1atIAW. Trivially, .J~'~ Mlil if:!i1J4,.,
See Slip, slide.-(to fail, err), .)" jj .~~y. 6iwlfJ7t.. WI,..
\h>.Ji t Gmfll iMId, ulj wi. Trivialness, .J~'r~ ttMl4".
Trip, I. (stumble), I.bi.., _ttl, Ailj .
ittilJa,., i}i.. Wd,.at. .
..u.. See Slip..-(a mistake), Triumph, ) ~ I 'IItila,., p IIIftw,
Jf'" _11., \h>. &tao See Error, ~ ftM/Jrtlt. See Victory, con-
blunder. _ [Ill Wilf. queet.-(joy for 8Uooees), ~~\
Tripartite, ~!f'1\~ mlllallal ilJtilW.j. See Exultation, rejoicing.
Tripe, ~) L.:-. fIItJIilrfll. See Triumph, •. ~~, i""'/Jr f:alts',
Intestinel, guta.-Therough tripe p IIIfar, ~ IlIalalJ. See
of beasts which chew the cud, Conquer.-(to rejoice), C}Ji
V} .,1 (plur. VJ} .lvrUfl). tl'mal f/JrM. See Exult, about.
Tripedal, r'..\il.u~&l Wao I.lilIat Triumphal, ~~ fItJIrf.
tlUdm. Triumphant, triumphing, .J~
Triple, ~ mflllllltJl, ~\...;\.uJj 1IIII,.,11.r. See Victorioul.-Tri-
ItIlilItIt "elf. To triple, ~ umphantly,}.su~~ 6i fl4Wi,.
~

,alllll. See Treble. tDtI ijti""d", [Triumphant.

Triplet, I. ~ mlllllllal. Triumpher, I.)~ ma,.,11.,.. See
Triplicate, tripled, ~ mUM1ltJ,. Troop, I. L ~ jamilf:tIt,
Triplication, ~ tIII/l.. .w} fir"t, v-i ftlwj. Troops
Tripod, ~ IllJa. (army), J.-:= t lllktw, ~
Trite (not new, common),~.,)j jag.". See Soldier, army.-To
}Qlf"J,.J~ mlll,uU,., r~ tam. assemble troops, j.-&.~
See Stale, old, vulgar, trivial.- jamat ltJIktw. See Levy, review,
TriteneB8, ~ .1Iulwat. enliat.-In trOOP9,"~',i(~'Ji\
Trivet (Cor supporting a pot), ~ o.ftDdj.II affIJdjtlll. [Horseman.
IIlJa. See Tripod. Trooper, '. J~ ilusy!lill. See
Trivial, )~\&lL. mdlaAo if:tilJa,., Trope, •• (figure of speech), i)~~
 TBO 1002 TBU
~j~ tifJanrt WU;4Iiyt1A, ~\:.S' Troubler, , . .;:».. ....
iW. See
iiftd,at. Disturber.
Trophy, ,. ~ ,_IttUII.
Tro- Trollbl.ome, .J~ •••Ui,.. See
rJ ,ltd"••.
phied, \.i VuatioDs, 1IIleI8Y, painfUl, Un-

... '.J
portunate,impertilleDt.-Trouble-
Tropio of Cancer, ~u&,.rJ' l,,)"~~
tltIyirtll ,.a, (JI'lIrldn, ~u,rJ'b;..
IOmely, ..t.~J~.wJ~ W;ol
ItIIcIft fOil UJUIr. Troubl..-e-
lAatt tlllarea". The tropio of
DeI8, ~..wi 1tIItlIt. See Trouble.
Capricom, 1oj4'l.J"~~''''
TroUlerB, ~~~.
tltIyWllt ,.41 III jatlf, 1oj.u1
\b;.. Trowel, ,. (for spreading pJuter,
1M" til )iJtlf. eto. on walls), ~ rtUNltIJM.
Trot, t'. JJ..ib AartDtIl. A trot,
To plaster with a trowel, ~
trotting, iJJ..;'b AartDtJlat.
Troth. Bee Truth, fidelity.
"",III. See PJuter.
Truce, •• .t; ~ AIUlut, ~..,~ ...
Trouble, t'.j~ tllf01tw,.;~ latltltw, AadaflaA. See Peace, oeuation.
~i-" ,AatDrDtII!, .;1LiJ, t..i- Truck, t'. (traftio by e.z:chaap),
,tullGt til "ltdt.,.. Bee Distress, ~"'~Ji ttlflltll mu6a~. See
. vex, torment, plague, aftliot, Barter, exchange, traftlo.
griel"e, perplex, teale, importune. True, J"'~ Idtlii, ~ ,lI!fn, J-
-To trouble one'. self or be MD, ~ Atr.HiI, ~ .....
8I1XiOUI about anything, .; i.$ M.t.W, ~ ItIAiA. Bee Right,
~ '- 1t4ddM 1kJ1tJAo. real, just, even, honest, faithtU1,
Trouble, ~.wJ ta,tlI tJ ~\ m-, genuine, certain.-True intelli-
r= '''''''' ALiJ ,tdW,BeeL..-)
u!1lItJt, ~.)\ "'IIA. Dis-
gence, ~~ ~ Mirl.
True-bom (allo true.bred), ~,
turbance, perplexity, vexation, 11II1, J,.'~ lMI,.,. til till.
griet, injury, molestation. Truftle, ,. LJ' -..a. Bee Mushroom.
Troubled, y)w.. mutttwtl. To Trull, ,. ~ l; J4!"!a1. See
be troubled (vexed),.;.:i'J ttI- Bunter, whore.
I:.dtltw, ~ \ IIngAatlf; (to be op- ~ly, ~,~ ft. al WlIM,
pl'8lled),~\ inltw. ~ IUllhln, ~\~ talt,'
 TRU . 1003

/IUQAkJ, ~ .MfA, J..wl~ dit in money metten), ~} Iinl,

~, J:1..4 1n1.w,"~ ~tJ ""11.
,all... See Beall,., oertainl,., Trust, fl. (place COD1ldence iu),
euct11, indeed. ~~\ itla"" tGltl'. See
Trump up,,,, ~~..vJ.i ~ :Believe, credit, rely, expect j -
toi/)I,.til. lIlaA. See Deville, (to sell upon credit), ~~4 t.4
feign, forge. Mt 6itldap; (deposit), ~L.\~J
Trump, trumpet, •. ~ M/I,., J.f. WtItla t amclMA.
id (plor. J~\ wai). Drums Trustee, •• ~\ tMlln, ~J tDtJifl.
and trumpets, ~JJ:.k WI WG
Truster, •• ~ fllUtttMltltl. See
ffIIjI,..
lJeliever.
Trumpet, trumpeter, •• J\~ hatDtlH21.
Truncate, 11. ~ ia"~: See
Trustiness, ~ \-\ GmcJlIat, 4:...\
maim, mutilate, lop, cut.-Trun- MlUJlIig.e, .L...u..:....\ iltt1dmtJt.

cated, t~ mdtut· [Eaton. See Honesty, fidelity.

Tnmeheon, •• ~ i4dflJ. See Traatlesa, ~L."~L. mdtWlaM
Trunk, •• (of a tree), 4A} ~h "..anaA. Bee Faithless.
(plor. ~!; _dml)'~\JL.. Trusty, ~ L.\'-:-"- \..:, ,aJailJ G.fIIIA,
.eIi tultJja,.. See Stump.-The ~ ..Uf"}lm. Bee True,
trunk of an animal, cJ~ htltltJlI. honest, faithful.
An elephant's trunk, r..r1~ Truth, J~ lilli, Ma, ~ J:..
lMrlu.., ~\r;'~ iluwtum Mlliat, L\-\ CJmcINt. Bee
Gl /11. See Proboscis.-A trunk Honesty, fidelity, constancy, vir-
for clothes, etc., JJ~ BMUld, tue, exactness.-The undiBguiaed
~J~ IfJMuiaA. Bee Chest. truth, 6'~\~\ tIl1d autJrIA.
Traat (conildence), ~tJ~\ Truth is bitter, ;.~\ GlW
ic!ilndtl ~', J\GI ittdcil, ~~ murr. In truth, ~4 bilW,
IGwtJkiul. Trust in God, J!~ i oJ l \~ jI ., Miliat, ~
~\~ wtJHvl ttlltl' alltIA. See ~\-"\ jll wdiit! ..~ AtJiI-
Faith. -{charge), &l ~ MwciltlA; kattJfI, J~4hiuitl}. See Truly,
(a c1epoIit), i; L.\ G.ciut; (ere- verily.-Against the truth of the
 TUl( 1004 TUR

matter. ;e~\voJ.i:-il:;.. I:W4f fHnICilt, --ftU. See t,a:...

uft al . .,.. Protuberant. in1Iated.
Try, t1. (make an experiment, at- Tumor, •• rJJ .......
tempt. endeavor). ~, i.ta- Tumult, •• ~ }lui, ~ Mjtu.
Acz"• ..,;w "t', I~JI~Ji Tumultuary, tumultuolUl, r[r-
t.UICJl j~ jtJU4lto; (ex-
fDtI
etW1IJj, r\-)~ I:Mfr - -
amine, I18U'Ch into, investigate), Aa.., k.::.iJ.i sil jitMt.
vu! fJuu· See Eumine, in- Tumultuously, tumultuarily,
vestigate, bring to the teat, 8118&Y,
~J~~}"'! 1Ji irlfiaftrt . .
purify, re1lne. - To try (law- ,#

fUnd.
Buita, oriminala, etc.) ~.roJi
Tumultuousness, tumultuarinees.
~ lamtU 'Mnt aA t alll'. ~ fUnd. See Tumult.
Tube, •. Y.r.J' anb11h (plur. ~ \j, Tun, •• IJj~ toniilatIJ, ~ -..
IIlIdh'6), ~,J 14tDW. See
Tune, •• LW naglfftIJ (plur. c:,)\.Mj
Pipe, siphon.
Tuck, .. ~ .ay/. See Sword.
Mg1&tlW.t), ru....
~, J.,...'
fIIill. See Harmony, melody:
Tuesday, 'u~'rJ!, ytJtDm alltUa.il. alto temper, disposition, humor.
Tuition, 4,}
whiyat, ~ tllt- Tune, 0. MAiJi t/JllUll
11m, ~.,)\J tdlfh, .uu~ mu-
ug""
~ fllJgAgAam.
A4faaA. See Education, guardian-
Tunefully, MA:.l\J,",,'~"'~
ship. tala' mfJ.jilJ uvl allteag1tM",
Tulip, •. M? kklidmo. Tunic, •. ~ kaha,)~ ~
Tumble, (fall down), h....L.. Tunicle, l.:..i gAuAiJ. See CoveriDg.
0.

llIkat, ~)~ taMrkal. To tum-

Tunnel, •• ~ bat'" See Pipe.-
bleorrollabout, ~.r-.)J tadaArqj. (a pa888ge for smoke), ~.M
Tumble, I. k.,a... ",hit, ~..u muliMM.
t4fl4lwuj, ~J~ ttultwkul. Tunny, I. (fish), d toll.
Tllmefaction, (OJJ tDaralli. See Turban, •• .t.\i t.mamat.
Tumor.-To tumefy. See Swell. Turbid, J.i!:... mtdal:addir, b~
Tumid (swelling, swollen), ~L..JJ mukJJJ1i.t. See Muddy, thick.-
 TUB 1006 TUB
Turbidneea, 1:,~\ Mil&ibae. Bee ~.J tGrj. . ; (to transform),
• lluddineu. r- maMoU; (to become),) \..,
Turbulence, ~~\ ieeiriJ6, k.::J ,a,.. To tum (go or walk round),
jUnae. Bee Tumultuowmeu, eedi- },) tid,.. To turn away, tum off
tion. (diBmiBB), Jr
~,~,)iMlu1uw.
Turbulent, .t:JJ1~ mllA.6 til To tum the eyes (towards any-
jittltlt. Bee Tumultuous, disobe- thing), ~) I,) tld,. fltlltlf'tIAo. To
dient, seditious. tum (in a lathe), 1:,~ klttwat.
Turbulently, ~~~..L.:-i~ Turn, turning, •• (the act of tum-
l1iiol jitnat'. fD4 .eeira6. Bee ing, ciroular monon), ~~
Seditiously. [swelling. ttlAtDIl, )",) tlawr, I.:J~",) dtlwrin;
Turgid, ~~J wtJrmG.. Bee Tumid, (a walk), ~ miliA! ; (walk to
Turk, ,. ~ turk (plur. d\j5\ and fro), if
ttljtlf'fWj, cJ~
tltrak), ~~ tOlmanl. The 'ag,.an; (a change, vicissitude),
Emperor of the Turks, ~~~ ~l£j \ 'UililJ, J.!~ eaA1DI1;
cJ~ Sultan 6anl t oman. (oooasion, convenience), ~.;-i
Turkish, ~..J etWII. Turkish jtw,aA, Bee Opportunity, -
writings, Bayings, or things, (manner, cut, form), '.J~ IflnIA,
'-=J\$....rs ttwkigae. A Turkish J(:. 'Mil; (dispoeitiqn of mind),
slipper, ~J:'~ 6a6flj. y;:'" mIIIAmh'di'" misIJj, ~
Turkey, ,. (large domestic fow!), Wt. BeeTemper.-A turn (timt>,
~,J.;,J&~') IIk Ainll. periods), )",) tlawr. By turns,
Turkey(countryoftheTurks),.u,,~1 )J~~ 6"
tlawr. Turns (vicissi-
~~\ fMltlawlae til toman'gat. tudes of fortune, etc.), '-=J~l£j \
Turmoil. Bee Trouble, disturbance. 'nkildhae, e-i.J'~ ltIfDanf.
Turn, fl. (put into a ciroular monon), Turned (changed) ~ munluU'h, .
»,) d4wwtW,),) tIdr; (to put the J~ m~, e-iJ.r- mill-
upside downward), ~ ktIW; ,.iJ.f. Turned baok (rep~),
(to change, alter), ~ g"","tW. ,)",).r'" mtWtliid, (j.M flIGdjUt;
See Convert.-<to be changed), (bent back), ~ mNtGwwq;.
J~' 'nhad41; (to translate), See Bent.-(trauslated), ~r
66
-
1006 TWl
~, J.,a:......U8l. Tlll'Ded Tweedle, tI. (touch lightly), t~'>
away, JJ.i- flUJtsiU. Turned UgNIag1&. See Tickle.
in a lathe, 1,J.r tII4LUn1t. TweeRl'8, 1, \il... fIUIlidt. To pull
T1u;ner, I. 1,~ iNwrat. The art hairs ttom the face, etc., with
of tumiDg, ~!;>- iAaraltl. tweezers, WJ WaI.
Tumip, I. ~ lijJ. Twelfth, I. ~~I.i U"I till• .
Turnsol (plant), )~\ 4Jir4,., )j.> Twelve, ~W\ IJIftd till• •
~, iMDtDd,. IIIM-.. Twelvemonth, I. ~ 1IJUl. 8ee
Turpentine, ~.> tear.Mt.... Year.
Turpitllde, J~ til,., ~ t.,6. Twentieih, I. cJ'~ ttMrh,
' - ~ iaHW. See:Dueness, c)!.~ t".lrIn.
depravity, vileness, deformity. Twenty, l;}!.~ t..,1rf..•
Turqnoise Of' turkoise, I. (a gem), Twioe, ~~ "...,.atflt. Once or
~j,.r-i/~ v,;:i /a1/f"1J,wj. twice, cr.:J~J'~ ...,.,.aA all
Turtle Of' turtle-dove, I. M~ ma,.,.tltfn. To do any thing twice,
AaulflUJA, M~ '(lmdM. ~ \J-iJ)' fit:! tWwJa."
A ia,.,..,.
sea-turtle Of' ~~~\Ji ttMIUIl aaW.,
tortoise, I....Lr
"'/,", """"(ltl... See Repeat.
Tutelage, ~ tilth.., ,-"",.>I.i Twig, I. Jr t iri, ttrU, J,r
tatlf6. Boo Tuition, guardianship. ~ g1w.M.
Tutor, I. ~, ~1JIf, ~b. Admf, Twilight, I. (of the morning), c,;;.:.
J..?, tDa1II, f- fIIUtallitn• See ,Aafuk, ~ /,,'ir. See Dawn.-
Guardian, preceptor. The evening twilight, uJ-.:.
Tutty, \:J~ tatfd. A collyrium of y,..;al\ ,1uI/d al g/wrij. See
tutty for anointing the eyes, J~ CrepUlCl1e.
!u,J. Twin, twins, I. ~i .... See
Twang, I. (sharp quick sound), Gemini, twin-bom.
~ tanlanaA, ~ lanin. See Twille, ¥ Hagl. See Thread.
Tone.-To twang, "';JJi t Gmal Twined, ("'~..... See
"(lnM. [ squeese. Twisted.
Tweak, tl. ~ tall. See Pinrh, Twinkle, twinkling, It. (sparkJiDg
 TWO 1007 u
of a star), ~ latnt. The The two hauds, ~\~ ,tMla,.,
twinkling of the ~ye, ~\.L;';' ~~ ,tUlfn. One of the two,
Itwfat til .. tip, .t.~ laMat, ~~, tlW Awna.
ill. laW See Wink, glance. Two-edged. ~ ~ ~ lMo luItldI,.. -
In a twinkling, ~~ 1Ji See :Edge.. [Double.
laltut tap, ~ ~ lJ'gMfltlllt Twofold, ~\.Q... fMItl4taJ. See
tap. Tymbal, I. J:.k ttI1JI. See Tabor.
Twinkle, t'. (as a star), t:..llamat. Type, I. J..:.k\A...::....\ ..INk ttI1Jlf,
See Sparkle.-To twinkle as the ~\~.,.:, drat fllliyat, i~U
eye, ~ gM_. icJf:.itIM. See Emblem, mark,
Tot, r.ft lJlWtlm, J::.i ftltal.
t'. stamp.
Twiet, toting, r.ft lJlWm.
I. A. Tyrannical, tyrannic, tyrannous,
twiat Of' string, ¥- "Myl. See ~~ salim, fl4 jag"'. See
Thread, twine, cord, rope.- . Cruel, imperious, oppreaaive.
Toting two threads together, Tyrannically, ~~ 1JiW nlm,
r.ftlNwtlm. Toting one's-self, ...~ ZWfIIMI.

.,;!J taltswtDtI'. [11UIft41. Tyrannicide, ~~\J;.j katlfllltil.....

Twisted, rJ;- tnfIir4m, J~ Tyrannise, t'. t~ 1tIlam. See
Twiater, I. J8 ftlttal. See Rope- Oppress. ~.
maker. Tyranny, ~ 1tIlm, Jf":" jauw, ~
Twitch, t'. t.,w",
dagM4gA. See Tyrant, I.)~ jfl1J1J4r, rl~ sal.....
Tickle, twinge, match, pluck. Tyro, I. ~ talml.. See Scholar.
Twitch, I. 4.&..J.i:", dagM4gluM.
Twitter, t'. (make a sound like a
u.
swallow, etc.), k~j\~t~
,.,..A _ Mwtltwiit. U has three sounds, as in 'usage,'
Twitter, I. (tremulous sound), Ak,bJ • pull,' • but.' The sound given
watwattIA ; (mental emotion), to tI in I usage' is clearly that of
y\)W\ "tWalJ. a diphthong. In Arabic ortho-
'Twixt, ~ lJagn. See Betwixt. graphy it may be produced (if
Two, ~\;J\ tllniln, ~, .Inin. short) by ., with the mark M,;
 \
UllB 1008 . UNA
,
. . . ( ) over it; if long, by place: • shadow. - (reIll!Ilt·
the same syllable followed by a ment), '-:- ,; c ,1uIiM. lJ'1l'
quieecent J; as in the worda bngeoua, ~ Ml"d. See 8hId:y.
. ~, ~,

~.Y- Jfl.ItIJ, ~\j~ yillld., etc. -Umbrosity (shadiness) J; Jill.

The sound of., .. in • pull,' is Umbrella, •• ~ ~
expnllllled, or is supplied by the Umpire"'~JtHdt. 8eelledial«,
. -
vowel pomt LW _ _c& ( , ), arbitrator.

,
Y~ - - ,
.
upreued or understood, 88 in Un.
to be beaten.' The
This negative and printin
particle is generally expreaed by
short. in • but' is, in the same . &I\.. mcilaAo, ~ ,'-Jr, ~ Wi,
manner, expressed by the vowel r,),J;. ttJdt.M, r!~ tall., 85:-
point ~ I"'''' ('), as in y'; Unable, i;";uL. IIIdWs Ii_.
tlarab, • to beat.' But as the See Impotent, weaL [HlUL
vowel pointa are omitted in most Unabolished, ~~ I . . . .
manuscripta, praetioe must be Unacceptable, Jri-~ gilJr
the chief guide. ma.Ual. See Disagreeable.
.Ubiquity, ~u..~~)~, til Unaccomplished, J..U..r--C gM,r
Audar ft kol mMdfl. k".il. See Incomplete.
Ugliness, k~ 1>a&A4ttlt. See Unaccountable, V.:J'~ ...
Turptitude, loathsomeness. tatait. tIIMAarA, C1Y'~
Ugly, J=:...l'~ laMA til fIIt1f11M. muataAl1 til bagan. See Inexpli·
Uglily, eable, odd, strange.
Ulcer, ulceration, I. C.} karA, (plur. Unaccnstomed (not habituated),
v..riIW"llA), 4-> d.n1>iltI1I. "";...~ 8la". m"t.tIIIIIIHIl, ~
See Bore. - Ulcerous, ulcered, .l.j""~' gMyr it!igdtlt. See Uu'
0;" mairtlA. common. [ ..d4mrr 6iii
Ultimate, ~T illhir. See Last. Unacknowledged, ~))..;i gltlfr
'Ultimately, "~T a,ulrtlfl. See Unacqnainted (not having ftuniliar
Finally, lastly. [baAr. knowledge or inf.ereoune), tf
Ultramarine, A'r~ ft ta1>r til ~u}-~ ,lulyr rnwUtari/
Umbrage, ,-,u:..
musil. See Shady fIkIt; (not informed), ~;:
 Jz. g. UNA. 1009 UNB

fIHIttIlltIt ~', ~\.. Unbecoming, unbefltting, ~~~

~ mamatlto 1M..
Unadored, .3~~ gAay,. mat6i1.tl.
Unadomed,d.J--';':&IAGy,.fIItfU1!Ian.
Unadvised, Jj~ IMjil, ~.,,;~
1Jil4 tatllJi,.. Bee Imprudent,
gMy" fIIIIfDafik, ~~ gNly"

Unbegotten, ,,).,..Jr~ 8.
liJyf&. See Indecent. [mafDllltl.

Unbelief. See Infidelity, incre-

dulity.-To unbelieve. See Dis-
thoughtless, ruh. believe. - An unbeliever. See
Unaffected (real, not hypocritical), Infidel.
~ Adfil. Boo Open, sin- Unbeseeming. Bee Unbecoming.
cere, candid. Unbidden. Bee Unasked, uninvited;
Unanimous, ~ muUap. Unan- spontaneous. [UfDaIIDi&.
imoualy, J\ijl1k:'"y. lJifDajA t.Jl Unbigoted, q'J""'~~ g!&ay,. mll-
tuifa1&, 'Ula;\ itlifiJkan. [cord. Unbind, fl. J> WI. Bee Looae.
Unanimity, JW\ illifiJk. Bee Con- Unblameable,~~\..m4tt.JlagM
UJllm8werable, .dy\~J liJ jiWJ46 W. Bee Innocent. [tcryb.
14lto.
r- -
Unblemished, ~cU\..
. . m4 6iM
Unappeasable,

Unarmed, ~ g.
f.-l liJ ytWMm.
Bee Implacable, obd111'8te.
l- flltUt.Jll4A.
Unasked, y.,lh..~ I . mall1lb.
Unassisted, ~\-:.,.;.:& l!&ayr mil-
Unblest. Bee Accul"lled, unhappy.
Unbodied. See Incorporeal, im-
material.
Unborn, .3}".~ IMy" mafDli1.tl.
Unborrowed, .J~~ glulyr mu-
,ae". Bee Unaided. . Uta,..
Unattainable, ~J liJyaWulual. Unbound, J~ flUJltlu.l. Bee
Unavailing, l~li~L. ma 1Mi Loose.-Unbound (as a book),
ftyidfllt. Bee Useless. ~~ 8M y" mujallatl.
Unanthorised, """,jA..~ gAay,. lIla- Unbounded, .3J~~ gMyr
/tWlfDtMl. ...JuIatl. Bee Infinite. - Un-
Unawares (without thought) Jj~ boundedly, ~~~ 6iliJ niluJyal.
gluJjll. BeeInconsiderate,thought- Unbrace, fl. J-. Aall. See Looee,
lellll.-(unexpectedly), 1lL&.~ . relax. [Ill-bred.
,-' g-J-"
te.. ,1 .. IIAI. See Suddenly. Unbred, _' .•• \,11. f11,'b
o J AJ
_.1_1
' " tHKW.
See
.
 UNC 1010 UNC

Unbribed,Jbr~I.~' Uncharitable (giviDg no a1ma),

Unbridled, 1,~~ ,,,,,,,. fMllHI. £i..wJ'~~ tlJihl /lUGHu•.
Bee Umestrainecl, li08lltioU8. Bee Hard-hearte!l.-(not benevG-
Unbroke, nnbroken, ...jJJi-:-~ lent, illiberal), ,""oJ.; rtUlf. See
, . flfaUU. Bee Inviolate. l£alevolent. - Uncharitablenellll,
Unbuilt, ~~,1ayr..... £i_a..~.Hr~ t.um ta1tIluIfaW.
Unburied, ~,,;~ ,lusyr __jil". Uncharitably, 4 a .; ","-! lIild
Unbumt, J"r-~ glttlyr ln4IArU. 11uIj"'.
Unburthen, fl. ~'Jj; uatIl til Unchaste, ~~ ,My.. ttlflf.
lui..,. _ Bee Incontinent, laaciviooa.-Un-
Unbaiton, fl. J!J}\j> AMI tIl.,.a,. chastity, i,..:. lWtDal. Bee In-
UDGB1led (not invited), rJ)-~ continence, 1aIciviousnee&, IU8L
",.". fIIfItstm• Not called for Uncheerfulnsu, k~~\r~ t....
(notdemanded),y"u-~,. al ifl1JiM21. See lIe1ancholy.
..aa". Uncircumoi8ed, I;)~;-e--i ,.
'Unoertain (not known), r;"'~ ....wa,..
,,,,,,,. fIIfIt!-, ~~,,..,,. Uncircumspect, ~.st. fII4 , .
...ww. Bee Doubttol.--(un- HIt,.." Ji\i 1Mfl'. Bee Im-
settled, imlgular), ,;;.,.~ ,lttIYr prudent, uuO&utiOU8. (Unpolite.
tnt.,,-, '-=-I~ IMyr dIM; Uncivil, y.,)\~ lIild tMlfIlJ. See
(hesitating, perplexed),.r!L. UDOivilisecl, ~ IWh, J r-
M,.,.. .".11. Bee Rude, _VIp, in-
Uncertainty (want of information), decent.
~ ,W, y\eJ;' we';cl6, ~ Unalardied,~.r-i'."""J'tI',
,Ww. Uncertainty of mind, Uncle, ,. (father's brother), ~ t'"
~ Aa"..,. Bee Hesitation. r~ t-t.. (pl. r~\ tltlll4m);
Unohain,fI:.I~\~/aia'J""r. (a mother's brother), J\>. 1Ml
Unchangeable, unohanged(notalter- (plur. J~\ ~.
able),;;U~ 6ild ,.,Tusnw.
Unclean, 1Dlclean1y, .;A~~ ' "
UoehaDged (not altered), ~~ 1cIAir. Bee Foul, dirty, polluted;
lAa". fIItIIfIg,..,yw. unchaste, sinfuL
 UNC 1011 UND

Unolipped,t.~.r-i,._tat. UJlOODoerned (cold, UDf~), .).;~

UDc1oee, t1. t! /.ed. See OpeD. krill. Bee Indift'ereut.- Un-
Uncoined, dl-..r-i ,Aay,. fM,- concernedly (UDfeelingly, coldly),
itli. [mfl :
t
i.)J..I.~ lnl:ol 1nwv.dtJt.
Uncollected, ~;i , . tMj- Unconnected (not joined), ~
Uncolored, ~;J.....r-i , . mtIltHo· u~,Aay,. tMttv./; (not con·
"tVa,.. nected by eociety, partnership,
Unoomelinesa, JW\ ~~ ttlflet etc.), d~.fti,lttIyrmtllAtarai.
asjamdl. Uncover, tI. ~ huM/. [lui.
Uncomfortable, J~~ gMy" Uncreated, J~;i g . tMiA·
fJlGHiJ.l, Ji',..;i gAayr mUfDcJfii. Uncropped, t~~IAayr maita t :
Uncommon, ).)\j flddir, t.,i)lJ.)\j Unction, r
flftNA, ~.) claA,..
fldtlir III fDtIk... Bee Edraordi. UnonIpable, ~.jAL. mdlaMUM.

g.
~

nary, rare, aingular.-An uu- See Blamele88.

common thing, I).)L; fliJtliraA Uncultivated (as a country),...r-i
(plur•.;.>1'; ,.afDcJtlW). )yutA matma,.; Y~
Uncompact, ~/';i glltfly,. mil- kMrab,J\:;.. iAall; (notcivilised
rcDalJ. or instructed), ~.i..:.-....r-i gMy"
UneompeIled, ~.rL-~ ,lay,. mill- m~,.. Bee Rude.
ea.im. See Unforced. Uncurable, incurable, liJ.l1 ~\;~"
Uncompounded (not mixed),;i glusyr MM1 ruMM/iJ.
~~ ,Aay,. muWv.t. Uncurrent, l.j)6:-;:& Illayr jUri.
Unoompreesed, ..)~~ ,Aay,. Uncut, ~~ gAay,. mdtat .
tIIdae,.. See Unoompact. Undamaged, ';J~.r-i ,Aay,. fJfIJtl-
Unconceivable, inconceivable. Bee riI.,..
Incomprehensible. Undaunted, i·~~L. ,.wi
Unconcern, unconcernedness, uncon- jIWtItIt. Bee Brave, bold, intrepid,
oernment (co1dn888, unfeeling- cour&geOua.-UndaWltedly, ~
nees), v.:l1~,JJ:. tWm til AaI,. i'~ 1Iiio1 jartltlt.
Bee Indifference.- (negligence), Undeceivable, A'j ld yugluw.
J~\ iltmdl. See Sagacious.
 UND 1012 UND
Undeceived, ';J.;-A-..r.:-i IAtsyr t=l~ l/ur,yr 1J41igla. Under (lower,
maIH,.. inferior, subordinate), J-A.-'
Undecided, ~.r--= 1/ur,y,.flUJitUt· /Hlal. Under the date of, i:-.;~
Undecisive, ~\ipi IMy" iIllif:.: lJitdrUla.
Undefaced (not ruined), YJ~;:&­ Underdo, fl. (do lese than one ought
IAtsyr mtl.Ur11b. or can),~""l.i t.arul tMrir.
Undefeasible, indefeasible (not to be Undergo, fl. ~ Idammal'r
annulled), ~, lti ,a1Jt4l.
1lJ1JM. See Suffer. Card.
Underground, '""")'~ ~ al
Undefined, 'C.J~~ llutg,. malA·
Underhand, ~~ lJil mdla/l.
1'41. Undefinable, ~U~
Bee Clandestine, clandestinely.
~.rcJ1 g1ulg,. kalJil attatrij.
Underline, fl. (draw lines under
Undeformed, .J1:a.:•••l\~,jpi g/ur,y,.
wofda), rL!Jk::..~~U~.S:.:.
wlA al fIICIftStW, '.;~I&pi

I.
,WAat /Htw Wtt til J:al4...
lAa,,. jablA tmflraA. See Hand-
Undermine, fl. riI~ fNia1J log••
some. [1'41'.
Undermined, y"a:...
fJItJfI1;I1J.
Undelighted, .JJ.r-pi ma,-
Underneath, ~ Wtt. [....afl.
Undemolished, YJ~~ IAtsyr Underplot, ,. ~~,)J WI,.
ma.Uri11J. Underprize, ~der-rate, fl. See
Undeniable,.;I-:-;::.,""" flUldur. Undervalue.
Bee Clear, evident.-Undeniably. Understand, fl. ~ Iw.., ~.),
See Clearly. _ai. Bee Comprehend, con-
Undeplored. Bee Unbewailed. ceive, perceive.
Undepraved, .)~pi ,ha,,. ,,",:1- Understanding (intellectual powers).
,illI.
~ t.Ml, rtiI " (plar. r~'
Undeprived, r!-~~ ,!tag,. t."!m. afidm), ~~.)\ idr4i, ij.iJ'
Under (beneath), ~ laM. From ~..wI \ al iatDat til 1IItI4riUI,
under, ~~ mi,. taM. From rk t ilm, k.bi jUMt. See Skill,
under him, ~~ mm talatilai.
intelligence, knowledge.
Under the 088tle, ~\~ Understood, r~ tlltlfie.., c.:..S,;.M
taM al ialtilla. Under age, pi mtltl,.ai, uJ""-"
mtltI'4f, r}-
 UND 1013 UND
mIItlam , J"a- matkul. See Undeservedly, JLi..s\..,'L~ lJila
Intelligible. NtiAldl.
Undertake, tI. (888ume aoybuaineu, Undeserving, ~~ gMy" 14yi1.
set about aoythiog), Jr.r.r Undesigned, nndeaigning (not in-
t-- t Mtf, J.ro~ ~luwfi, tended), .)~~gMyr~.
Ji t!'mal, ~...jW "~I/I, .wi Undesigning (open, withoutfrand)
"
_till. Bee Attempt, try, ven· J.)l.., ,atlil. Bee Sincere.
ture, hazard.-(to promise or Undeaired, Yri-.J-~ gTaay,.
engage one'a word for aoythiog), mat'gAalJ.
~J tDat",
Wammafl,
JI.f.:; talr8ffal, ~
¥ tataMatl.
undertake ajourney,..,a..J\~r
t lllltlm lalli' f1Ua/fW, ~i tauJt;jalt.
Undertaken, undertook, 4..J"":' ~
To
r
Undestroyed, YJ~~
Undesiring, ~~~ g1uJy,. ,.dIAilJ.
See Indifferent, carel6118.

malArillJ. Indeatructible, y ~
14 yuMwttlJ.
I.
muhdlluw hiM, V~ IMIM-at"
Undertaker,
Undertaking, ,.
muhdlluwaA,
,.,raL:--
muhdlmr.
V-- "'tl,
r.r t CWII ;
~~ g.
Undeterminable, ~~\~
m"mtatHt Gttahllr, J:lU~
~~, I4hil tIItalulItl.
(work), Undeterminate, undetermined (un-
settled), '-=-!U.r.& gTaayr ,4Ht.
&.I....\- m"t.atMW.
Undervalue, ,. (alight),.J jj ..... , Undetermined (irresolute), ~
ilttaW, ~u., alta", ~~ ~~ gTaay,. "'Ut-itl ttJltl',
_ _ limatalw. See Deapise, Irresolution, ~.)Lt...:-::llr~
contdmn, underprize. ~~ t.4am al it!im4tl talll' rdy.
Undervalue (to put at a low price), Undigested (as meat), ~~
~'.J~ ttJmllfI tDatl. [taltt. gM". muwtl... ; (not arranged).
Underwrite, tI. ~ ~ latalJ ri4:-.r.:i- g~ fllalll"".
Undescribed, -';~r~ gAa". Undiminished, JU....r-i gMy" m.
fMtDlil/. Iallal.
Unde&erved, ~~ gM". Undirected (not ordered), .)".:..".~
mue.Atl, ~~;:&- gAa". I""Yt' "..,.,~iitI; (not regulated),
mutatDjH. looo:-~~ IMyr "..,..etalJ.
 1014
lTndisoemible, JP-~ ,. . Unenvio1l, tJ,.......#- ,1tI,r1Nilil.
....a,.. See Invisible. Unequalled, ~.JL. .rWo .....,
Undiacemibly, JP-;:&,~ 6i- .J~~ 14 . . w.. See Un-
fI4IWt'" 1M'" tIIGIIlI.,..
Undisciplined, y,jr;i I •
[~.
• a-
Undiscoverable, ~1 la ,-'"!ttIj.
paralleled, lUU'inlled.
Uneqaally, ~1,t~ --t..
I.
14 1kfIl,. laM. [jut, partial.
Undiscovered, ~~;i IlttIy,. Unequitable, inequitable. See Un-
fMiiAaj. ....,.t.
[ ..
Unequivocal, ~pi g.mtllJTw....
Undisjointed, Lh jj • ~
Unerring (committing no mistake),
Undoubted, ~~L. fila /JtAi ,W.
kL:1.:..9 J,.\. L. e".a Aiuil .itW
Bee Unqueationable.
,Mlat; (certain, infallible),~
Undulate, fl. ~j.w tMnafDfDlfj.
mtWr,Ud, ~ yakl"l. Un-
Undulation, ~j.w talllatDWtj.
erringly, ~JJJf-'..#-~ ...

I.
Uneasineu, y!):w' ~/J. See
gM". ,do wald g1ullae.
Trouble, perplexity, pain, Texa-
Unessential (not important), ~;i
tion. [Painful, vexed, peeviab.
gllay,. m""....,
...;~~;:i

I.
Uneuy, ,"=-,)w.. mflUtJrilI. See
jawMrl. [Unequal.
Une1iPble, ineligible, ~.5i'!' ,.
Uneven, "=",,..,~L. fIIcIAa '(MH'. See
~. [""'11. See Idle.
Unemployed, J-A,J.uL. .,;jWo Unexamined, VJ~~
Unengaged (free, not appropriated), ma/hiu. [ fIUIIIl.
Unexampled, ~.JL. fItdlaM
~~L.~n.. fIIC1 M1uuI
Unexceptionable, ~J 14 ,..,..
..alii t.,M.
lTnenjoyed (not poueued), ~\L. tama'.
~~~ tIIcJ tM1ItMl ..vIMtwri/ Unexempli1l.ed, Ju....1t,~c.J.r-~
lHlt., ~;:&. ,14". llluitaM'.
,Jw,y,. tlltlfAni1/Jilmludl.
Unenjoying, ~~ IlttIyr Unexempt, unexempted, ..;\....~
.UIa"I. [1ItHOtI/W. t:r 1M ". ..",ta/...... (riI.
Unenlightened, J';:"",,#- ,,,,,,,. ..... Unexpanded, b~~ ,,,.,,. IIIG1J-
UneDlarged, .i-)'~.ws t al Uaexpeeted, ~f"tpi , . . . . .
IDtlftGt. Bee Narrow. tartJD.1J. See Budden.
 1015 UYG
Unuplored. See Unexamined, . reveal), ~ i.Wbar. See De-
nnknoWD. [1111. clare, diBoover, display• [nut.
Unutended, 1,,~~ g"tI". fJIfIi- Unforbidden, ~~ g. . . . . . .
Unu:tinguilhed, ~ ~ gTtay,. Unforced (not oompelled), J~;:i
• tittt4ft. See Unquenchable. glulr,. ".iHr-· See Voluntary•
Unfaithful, ~L::;.. kMyi,.. See Unfonl88en, "u..LJ~.r--= glulr,.
Perfidious, treacherous. """"u,. ,lilli/tilt. [ftr.
Unfamiliar. See Uncommon, un- Unforgotten, J~.r--= g• ..,1-
usual, strange. Unforgiving, r-.J!.lJ)A!.lld ,flgAjir
Unfashionable, nnfaahionably, totUd yMMm. See Belentleu,
""b.-.\Iuk i'Mld/ til mflltdd, implacable. [riii.
1~\i.,H.w did al latidflA. Unfonaken, ~?.r.:.i gM". mtJI-
Unfortifted, ~;:i g!uJyr ••
Unfatigued, y~~ gMy" mGt-
td. [toafii. Aau.. See Weak.
Unfavorable, Ji""'~ gTtay,. mfl- Unfortunate, """-"'~ g!uJyr ..,-
t U , U"'~ mGMUI.
Unfed, u)-~ gTtay,. mat!fl}'.
Unfeeling, r-,.J!.'j la yMMm. See
Unfrequent, ti"!!"""\;
natlir al
tDUitl t . See Uncommon.
Unmoved, insensible, inhuman.
Unfriendlin88IJ,~I("~ ttul4m til
Unfeigned, J""~ ,adik. See Sin-
muWhfIt. Unfriendly, ~~
cere, real.-Unfeignedly, ~~
~I tadtm til multabbflt. See
.~~ min gMy" mwaydA.
Unkind. [mid.
Unfelt, l.I"~~ gMy" mGMue.
Unfrozen, ~~ g1uJy,. "''';(1-
Unfermented, r+ - SA~ glulr,.
Ungathered, t.~~ gMy" fIIIItJ'-

g.
muk1atflmi,..
.at·
Unfilled, ~~ gMy" mflmttUf. Ungenia!, ~\uk 1:MlcJ/....
Un1inished, J..~ gMyr lamil. 6I t at, y~IJiI.,..~
See Incomplete.. [mtlna.w. ffMlWdjii til tIIIIIAr..6.
Unfit, unftttiDg, ~~ gTtay,. Ungentle, ~ gTtaIiI. See Hanh,
Unfold, fl. (open, spread out), ~ rude, rugged. - Ungentltlllell.
kMt. See Expand.-(to tell, ~~Ir~~ t ada". _riJ/..t.
 · 1016 UN!
Ungentlemanly, 11J18eIltlemanlike, Unheard (not heard by the elII'),
r
;! \S'1\ r'.Jl; tlitltI f"IIri'" til ualnr. ~;? IMyr _at· Un-
Uugeometrica1, L....t~\~\,;l; heard of (obeoure, nnbown),~
tWll iGIl'CIIII" III M~. r)- I Aa". -.af:!-; (unpre-
Ungodly, l\"'~ I . "lilt,.}\S' cedented), ~\l.ki W _
1:il.fir, Jil:.... ..fI1ICiP. Bee Im- illltJmtlt: [ra••
pioWl.-Ungodlin888, ",.p\ r~ Unhonored, I• rJ-.r.?-
.......
eul.". llltai1oa', cU\r~ tatU'" Unhurl,.J,.rU.r.?- lla". ~.
tUIfIlaA,.;s .fr· Unhurlful, ~..r-= 1M!!," ",wi;"".
Ungovernable, ~\~\j~ 1!t4t,. U nilonn, \:.I) \i.. tIttIobirill, ~ """.
U6il IJIltlalJt. Bee Licentious, Bee Like, equal, similar.
unruly, wild. Uniformity, ~.J\i.. .do,.••.
Uugraoeful, ~~ ,MyrlMlj•. Uniformly, ~,..J\~ ttM.'
Ungracious, ""....li j"iJIii, (}oil:.... MltltDt,III. [ ttJlIJlJ'ttW'.
""'lICip, V- L.i ft."..". Bee Unimaginable,.J~.r.?- I."
Wicked, impious. Unimportant (of small importance),
Ungrateful, L.ij'~~ ttJdfm tJl
fDllja, .t...:J~\S' 1etl.fir 4Mit -.at.
Bee Ingratitnde. [prudent. I.
~~ IMgt' mll1i"",,; ~notu­
suming pompous aim), ~~
",fIlaWiir.
Unguarded, Ji~ 11IIJ.jll. Bee 1m· Unimprovable, ~\~\i..r-il.
Unhandsome. See Ungraceful;
disingenuous, illiberal.
Unhappy, ~;? IMg" -til,
V"~ mtlMilI, ~~l. md
1:il6il 4t",I1".

.J""-~ I.
Unimproved, as a country ",. .tate,
mtItfllGr• _ Un-
improved by instruction, ~..r-i
ltJlto ....6. Bee Unfortunate,

Unhealthful, ~\Ji'",,;? IMg"

,lay,. "'tIt.u....

Uninhabited, \:.I;-~
m/llkll.
...IDdP ""cz.UtJt. Bee Unwhole- Uninacribed, yp..,.~
[-.gArUl.
diatn.ed, miserable, wretched, Unindi1rerent, partial, ~...rA­
calamitcus.
[ tIIdId.
I.
,•
lOme. Uilm. Bee Sickly. Unintelligible, ~I;.JJ'~~
Unhealthy, ~\~ "tV 01 ,ltay,. ",.MiII til "'41. Unin-
 UNI 1017 UNL
telligibility, ~\~\(.\r~ Universe," ~~\ ~il, r\,d\
t'JlltJm iUd" tIl.fi1ml. til til_. Bee Wor!d.
Uninterested (having no interest or University, •. w,)-M . . .IIMA.
participation), ~~l. ma lMo Unjust, J~\";J.:;.. Mildj til ttlll.
_an. Bee Iniquitous, oppl'8l8ive.-Un-
Unintermitted, uninterrupted, r.:i justly, tJ-;:&-~ tn;' gMyr W.
~ g~ayr mtI1tl1t· Unjnstiftable, J,JA.'j 14 ptalNwrtW.
Union, .>~, iUiMd,
JW\ ieei/d. Bee Inexcusable.
See Unity, jnnction. Unkind, r}l~.>~I~~ tatlfm
Unit, •• ..y
jard. Bee One. til j11d tDtIl _tim.
Bee}[a.
Unite, t1. (cause to join or ~), lignant.
j.,J tDtWll j ~to join., be joined or Unknown, J~ majAfi.l.
coalesce), ~\ iteaAad, ~)~ Unlaid (not placed or fixed), ;:&-
,ilr muUajl!. t"";,.. ,My,. mawa"to
United, ~ mtlttal&id, ~ Unlawful, trJ'..;l:;.. lJUldj IUA-
muttajii. Beeloined.-Unitedly, '-to Unlawfully, tr~ 1JilIl
.>6aJ ,J\.LJ4 hi ieti/iJii" wa to
, 1ar Unlawfuln888,~,..;l:;..
iltiMd. Uildj til w, trJ\r~ t/ltltlm
Unity (the state of being one), ""'-to
See Iniquity, injustice.
¥-~ _1M. Bee Union. Unlearned, unlettered, nnl8880ned,
Universal, _~Ji t flml1ml, ~ r~r.:i gMy" t ellim• See Ig.
tam1m, .jS ioll!. See General, noran:. _
total, whole. Unle88, 'j\ illa, ~~ w. illd, '} lawld,
Universality, rJi ttmlum, ~ ~.:)\ ill lam.
jamlae. See Whole, total. Unlevelled, ~J""'~l. rna k Nwa'.
Univeraally, ~4 hil iolligaA, Unlike (di88imilar), ",?~;:&-gMy"
"l..Jitumt1mtm,~4hil,tUmlaA, maaMhiA, nLi- fMlAil,.,.,
'~~.t.\.c tdmMlJn lw.jaltm. Bee ~ muiAtaliJ. Unlikeness,
Generally.- Univeraally advan- .u;\.e..Jlr~ tatlam til mtmltJ·
tageous, ~\~ ttlmlm tmnajt> ~~\r~ t'Jllam .1
,1Ilae,
'-=-'~.r.l'~ t llmlm al 6arakde. muaMHMe.
 'UNJl 1018
Unlimited, '>J~~ , . flIGA. ".,.,.; (not affected by aug- or
dtul. Bee Unbouded, undefuled. violent puRe), ~\i~ J..\...\..
Unlink, fl. See Untwist, open. flIil MftllJiM tddr. [.......
Unlock, fl. JuJt~ fiItM til hjl. Unnamed, ..;-~ gllayr . .
Bee Open. [expected. Unnatural (against nature), ~
Unlooked, unlocked for. See Un-
Unlooee, fl. ~ W . .Bee Looee.-
(to become 10088), J~...)\.. .ar
wUU111. .
Unmanageable, .>~~ Ia ,tIIfltdd.
~ gJur,yr taitt-I. Bee Preter-
natural.-Unnaturally, ~... t.~
~\(}i\".. Tn MtDt-'"
mtHOtifli aUtlkttJt.
UnnecelllllD'Y, l.j.JJ~.) _~
g.g.
Unmarried, ~;J-;i , . •• dtwfirl. See Uaelees.-- Un-
lIWJfI)aj. [ flIGtM' • necesearinesa, ~J...,.:Jlr~ t c4cult
Unmeaning, c.r-1...1L.. 8I4laAo atltlur11rat.
Unmeant (not intended), .>~~ Unnumbered, '>J"1.---~ , .
, . flIabfUl. mat-d". See Numberlees.
Unmellowed, ..;~~ , . Unobeyed, t.Uw~ glla"....ut.:
mutIHPI. Bee Unripe. Unobjected, oW...)\....L..?L. tIIti 1JiIti
",w.
Unmelted, ~\.>,;::i glulfr

Bee Cruel, inhuman;

exorbitant.
Unmercifully, .t-.;e~ Tnla
mUt-aradd.
Unmeroiful, ~..;JI~~ t atltm Unobservant, unobserving, unob-
tm''''. sequiOQ8, JI..::.-r.1.~
[Aamat.
tJIQI'-
muUajit .la'•
Unobserved, unnoted, unnoticed,
g.
Unmercifwnell8, ~\r~ l~ 1;~;i 9 . mtIlAiL [dtitl.
ru",1IIzfakat. Bee Cruelty, in- Unobstructed, -'~~;i g1ulyr fiG,-
humanity. [attentive. Unobtained, ~;i ,!t4yr ....
Unmindful, Ji~ giajll. See In- 1taual. [~.

Unmingled, unmixed, j\.. .aft. Unoffered, r~~ gna". tu-

Bee Pure. [h11l1. Unoperative, inoperative, d3~U)

Unmortgaged, ~~..I"';i glttsyr IJItIr- Ia fdt."iyat ~. [disburden.
Unmoved (from one place to ano- Unpack, fl. ~ faH. See Looee,
ther), ~~;i gMyr ""'ta- Unpaid, t.,i~r.:i gial" JlIGlfiit:
 UNP 1019 UNP
Unpardonable, ~.,.:--~ Unpolluted, d,a....r-i iA4y,....z-
~~\ gi4".. ",uttwJjiJ al
g'*lra1&.
Unparted, JJ;"~
Bee Unseparated.
Unpeaceable,
g.
ida Bee Undefiled. [ld

~\~~ ld ,tllii
~I. Unpraised, C,~pC
Unprecarious, ~U 'aMI.
g.
Unpracticable, impracticable, ~»

Independent, fixed, certain.

pt_.
flllHlldvA.
See

al.It. See Quarrelsome, ~u· Unprejudiced, ~,,;ll~t:;. iluIlI

lent. [dr.
Unp8l'96iveG, .JjiJ:-';;" ,..... Unprepared,
Unperiahable; imperishable, ~~~ Ie til.
~ g.
. al gluwacl;gall. Bee Impartial.

glulgr sily", ~\,;pC gAayr 1(/.1&1. Unprepossesaed. See Unprejudiced.

ftJU-

Unperplexed (unentangled), ~ Unpressed (not squeezed),.,J~p C

V-~ gMyr multlwwaaA; (not gMyr mat,tlr•
. perplexed in mind), y~~ Unpretending, unpresuming, ~
~(.- gMyr mutaWlIir. Bee
gAa". mutteriJ. .r--
Unphilo80phica1, i.J l \wi-> Modest. [memrttlt:
iMliJl al AfirMt, ~\;;...; lUU Unprevented, t.f-4-~ gMyr
Unprized (not valued), J~A\..
allalai/tli. [iull.
mala/w IImal. [muraatla' lIilti.
Unpie~, y~~ gMyr ma,-
Unproclaimed, ~"J!.,)~ gMyr
Unpitifuliy, i ep 4.~ lIaa ,Mlalat.
Unprofitable, ¥-~ gM". mU/fl.
See Unmercifully. [rU,. See Usele88.
Unplanted, (.)MJ';'-';i gMyr magk- I'll
Unprofitablene88, r~w ("~ talam
Unpleasant (not agreeable to the al/ayilek. See Usele88ne88.
feelings), ~;i gMyr latfj. Unprofitably, I~\,;~ lIilil/ii,yitla.k.
Unpleased, .JJ.r-.r.:i gkeyr maa- Unpropitious,~.# gMyr m~-
rUr, ~1I.r-i glulgr ratlf. tad. [See Unsupported.
Unpleasing. See Unpleasant, dis- Unpropped, .,)jM-pCghayrmamifl.
gusting,oft'enllive. [&ala Unprosperous. See Unfortunate.
Unpolished, J~pC gMyr maI- Unproved, ~re~ gltayr mu-
"Unpolite, ~ Wo. hat, ~~ gluJgr mtIIejjll1.
 1020 un
Unpublished, .J~~, ........ Unremarkable, ~1J'~~r-=
l;Ir, ~L:.~ ,.dfJ,st.

flItI1dMI. 8.
gAaJr tDilji1J ahltwJ}=d
UnpUDished, VWLi-~ , . Unrepenting, umepentBnt, ('~\j;?
fI4lliItI.
Unqueetionable, "!~!r'~ 14 itt.. Unrepleniahed, ~;:i ,..
rU 1Ji1i. Unquestionably, #tf'! Unrepugnant, ~~ , • • •
[.-.zt

J~L.,,!L. ""'tin fila 111M flId ,lul,.,.,

vdw....;i ,. . .
pi41. Unquestioned, J"......~ .a1i4. [fiiW.
, . turil. _ Unrepntable, disreputable, U:-U
Unravel, fI.(diaentangle), JU.J.'J- Unreqnested, '-:-'~;:i , .

g.
1uIll 01 fIItJlUaI. Bee Disengage, Mallui.
disorder. Unresented. See Unreveuged.
Uurea1, ~;:i WIll. Unreserved (open, frank), ...;,:J..
~\ . .AtJ! al WlJ. UD·
UDl'e8IOnable (immoderate), ~
reservedness (frankuess), ~1
l...i~' hil4 i",ilj. Unreason-
~. Unreservedly, ~,~
ableneu (immoderateness), r~
hihll iillld••
J'~\ t atlMlt if:!idal. Un-
reasonableneaa in demands, an Unresiated, ('J~~ ld y ~
U~lvable (impo8Bible to be re-
unreasonable demand, ~ ~
solved or explained), t:~llG
l...i~\ taW MId i",d!. Unrea-
,analtnA.
sonably, l...i~'~ hila i",ilj.
Unresolved (notsoh"ed orexplained),
Unreceived, ~~~ g!&a".
maDiiti.
Or---;:i glul". IlI4IItri1.
~.;9~ lMtr
Unrestored,
Unreclaimed. Bee Unreformed.
mwrttJjit ·
Unrecounted, I.:..;~.;:i gMy" Unreetrained (not hindered t1f' con"
mllUa' rOAM. - [magMah.
fined), ~~ MId tltJit. See
Unreduced, c....J~~ 8!&a,,. Licentious, looee.-(not limited),
UnreCormed~~g""".m",alld. .,)J~.r:i glttz". ...wu.
Unrelieved (unuaisted),l...i.,-.~ Unrevealed, ~,:.J-~ ,Aa"
I"",T mOltiif. maklAiij.
 UNS 1021 UNS
Unreversed (not upside Unserviceable, ~.;~ gMgr mufltl.
turned
down), y}Le~ g!la!JT maida". See Useless.
Unrewarded, JIL.~ gMyr mtl- Unsettled, ~~ gMgr ,iillie.
kafa'. See Uncertain, unstaid, unsteady,
Unrighteous, if\:;.. kAdtI. See inconstant, irregular.-Unsettled-
Unjust, sinful, wretched. neu, l.:.J~I ('.)& l adtlam a"af,ae.
Unrighteousness, t.Ulr~ ltUlam SeeInconstancy,ir~lution,un­
""aliJA. See Wickedness, in- certainty.
justioe. Unshakable, ciA' lIZ yatfJM"a".
Unripe, ? f-jj. Unshaken, UDshook (not moved
Unrivalled (without a rival), ~\.. or· agitated), JJ~) ld yata-
JJ~ mala1&o t asul j (having no salsal.
peer or equal), ~J Iii Mllr Unsound (sickly), J).- matldl.
laM. Un80WD, tJ;r~ gAayr masnlt·
Unsalted, e\..~ gMyr millill. Unspecified, U~.".~ gAayr maw-
Unsatisfactory, unsatisfying, p-i- ,ilf, );~;? gMyr madur. See
~~ glusyr murtll. Unmentioned.
Unsatisfied (not or Unspent, ~J~~ glusyr mawuf.
contented
pleased), ~)~ gM!!" riltll. Unstable, ~~ gAayr,ii"ie.
Unsavory, i.)J~\" m4la1&o lallat. Unstopped (not closed, meeting no
Bee Tasteless, insipid, fetid. obstruction), "'J~~ gMyr
Unseal, t'. (open anything sealed), maldfUl, t.,:-l~ glra!!" mamflilt.
~I~ fa"" al ""atm. Un- Unstruck (not struck (W beat), ~

sealed (without a sean, ~\.. YJ..rW glusyr matlra".

(';:os" miiAil ma"Atilm. Unstudied, ~~~ iath!l'. See
Unseasonable, ciJ~J fl glusyr Unpremeditated. [lull.
wa1&tiM. [See Invisible. Unsubdued, yy;...~gAayr magA-
Unseen, JP-~ g!layr mansur. Unsuccessful, ~\j~ glusyr fIIlj.A.
Unsent, J-.~~ glusyr mur,al: Unsucceufully, t:~~J"'~ ",tit
Unseparated, J~~ gMyr dan najdA.
rnafrd. UnsucccBBive, J',..,.;:J:- gAayr mu-
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 UNV 1022 UNW

1otDdlf, .J'f-;:i ,. . . .- Unued, J...c-..r-=

tD4lir. .w. Unuetal,~..r-= , .
,.IIIIII4It-
UD81IitabJe, unauitiDg, ~~;:i ..jfd. See U. . . .
,• ...-clp, '-:-'\:...~,.. Unusual, '-i"~~'. itliJcill·
tIIM&Il. See lneongrooas. See UnCOlDDlOD.
UDmitab1eula, .tu'.tJlr~ ~ UnwarU,ke, ..$~;:i , . WI.
tIl""'jdtlt, ~\:..tl\r~ttula.. Unwary, JiU ,ltdftl. See Care-
til tllfUtdM1HJl. [~ bilti. _, imprudent, rash, precipitate.
Uumapected, ~~;:i ,'''' Unwubed,J.rM~,• ...,iril.
Untakeo, .;~t...r-=, ..
..a.u.... Unwearied, y~~ Ilia"
Untaught, ~.r-:i ,J..,r ",tIttI- tll4tt d. See Indefatigable, in·
ttlllinJ. See Ignorant. CleIIII&Dt.
Unthankful, ~~u.;:i ,Tw,yr Unwilling, ~~..r-:i ,. rUi.
,M"ir tlflMta... Unthankful- Unwillingly, i"~\~ 1Jila iraMI,
nell, .t.....J ~ r~ ttJda.. ,m. 1~ Tn ikrdi. UnwilliDgll-,
....t flUlt •Bee ThanJdeB8DellS, "~\r~ ttMla.. tJl "...dtI, r,);.
Ingratitude. [Thoughtless. J~J\ t.1I4am til ii1tigllr.
Unthinking, J-iU ,Mjil. Bee Unwise, JA~ jd1il. See Ignorant,
Untie, tI. J- Aall.
Bee Loose, un- weak, imprudeot.-UnWiaeIy,~
bind.-Untied, J~ fIUJ1alal. ~..r-:i ....,. . "...,.
Until, .j\ iltl', J- ltaUa'. Bee Unwished, Yr&.;-~ , .
Till. [iii. fNW,AtJ.1J. [ nkt'
Untouched, V'~;:i-,Ita"...... Unwonted, t.';.,I~"ti ftd4ir al
Untried, Y~;:i,Ita'~""'MT41J. Unwonbipped, ,,~~ litis"
Untwine, ". (untwist), J- /tall. ...~fUl. [i4l
Unvanquished, Y~;:i I~ Unworthily, ~\is\...\~ 1nJa ",.
"..,Alu. See Unconquered.
l:!nvaried, unvariable, unvarying,
Unworthiness, ~\.i6\..,\r~
"tMkI. Bee Worthlesan8llll.
t--
~;:i- IM,r ....,,..,,ir,.r-:i Unworthy, ~~ , .
l,;)~ ,Ita". ...al4tDtDIIlI. • ..Wii. See WortbhB, melD,
Un"eil,tI. UMI\u..:.s' Juultaj til g!ulta. unsuitable.
 UPO 1028 US
Unwritten, y,=J-.r.:i gllay,. mal· Upper, ~, lIiJa', ~\i"; lafIJ1dlif.
tub. See Oral, traditional. Bee 8uperior. [8upreme.
UnWJ'Ought,J~~gNsy,.ma/t1J.l. Uppermost, u-l~1 .ea'. Bee
Up, Js:-t al4', J'; lafIJJ:. To rise Upright (straight up), ~~ flJdliJ
up (88 the sun), ~ tGlft. To ~ mtIItaiI.; (honest), '(1..
bring up (educate), .J) "~k:. ,altA, ~ mllll4.k1n, J,JI..
See Rear.-To give up, rL
1iJIlij.

1lIlltM. Bee Resign, 81lITeD.der. Uprightly (perpendicularly),

-To give up an omce, ~~, , y~ ~ 6iilttiliJllt..; (honestly),
;,uf!a' m.... Bee Resign.-To cL~ lMIlltlldl.
stir up, ~.;--".,.,.. See Uprightness (s1raighiDe8a), i.U:....,
Excite, instigate. - To stir up iltiUfIUIt ; (honestly), cL
Ml6A.
sedition, L:.:.i.ll~' ayia til Upward, upwanJa. Bee Up.-
fUnat. Up to, ~, illa', ...;.- (toward a higher place), J";",'
Mtta'. Up to this time, ~, ila' j(jfl)j;; (more than), ~..#'
~,,~ ila' ~ aldn. aN min. 8ee More.
Upbraid, tI. r::J
fIJ~N.u, ~
Urbanity. Bee PolitenMB, eleganoe.

tayy~. Bee Reproach, revile. U'rge, .,. ~c~'J.i t amal ilAilA

-To upbraid one with a favor ttMtI. 8ee Press, importune. en-
conferred, .w-J..,:;....- 'Mm_ force.
minfUlt. Urgency, i.JJ~ tlfw;z,..t, rJ..rJ
Upbraidingly, ~~ MtcNokll. lailm, C~\' ilAd4.
Upheld (maintained), ~.r mu- Urgent, lo/.JJf6 clwurt, j1 lasim. r
,.~JG' ; (supported, propped), Bee Importunate,pl'ell8ing, violent,
,J;-- mtmtU. cogent-Urgently, c~'JL?
Uphold, tI. ~ 1tIMd. Bee 8up- biW iIMA. (flJal.
port, 8U8tain, maintain.-An up- Urinal, •. '.JJ.JU J:iJr'tlr.A, J~~­
holder. See 8upporter. Urine, J.H .1. Retention' or
Upmost. See Uppermost, highest. stoppage of vine, J~'.1..t u4
Upon, ~ tala'. Bee On.--on til_I. CU, \:ok, at,iltd.
high, l.l'J II til ttrld. Us, \i tid. To UB, \:J ,mll. Give
 USE 1024 UTE

Ullp (treatment), ~\- wtJt.4- ~~~ ".;" gu,r -ft· See

tniJUJAj (custom), r".J rlllm, ,~\i Tri1ling1y.
i4t!itlA, i",~ eJiat. Useleasnesal~\,;r.J.&.t.IIIl4·jayiU/&·
Ule (experience), ~ t4jri/JtJt j Ueer, I. J.t- - " 4 ..-tat.il,
(practice), J,.... - - ., utitmlll; u~~
(habit, cuStom), ,,,,G tiitlaA. Usher, I. (who introduces), ~
Bee Usage.-(posaeuion), u.rU fftlllulir•
fMtWrUfj (advantage), ~ Mft', Usual, "'\:.- ffttlf!dd. Bee Com-
t..L&..:..i\ illtif4f:! ,~U /4,.ilaA. mon, customary, frequent.--
See Utility j convenience, help. Uaually, ",\:a••n~ .w.J al
-Ule of money, .d..\- ""'t4- mut.Uid,Jl-:...J'~"".u.i
maloA. III uti~l. Usualness, JLu:....'
UIe,.,. (employ to any purpoee), utitmal. See Frequency.
u~ See Treat.- Umfruct, ~~~~u~
fM.,."flf.
(to practise), J-=-.\ uttJtmal. tlllarnlf 6il fftaArildt. A U8U-
Ueed, J,....c. ... mfllttJtmtUj (ex-
\I
fruotuary, ..:JJ~~,-,~
1,.-
pended), uJ~ mtm'fJ.j. fftflfMarrif Ml fIIfI1IriliJt.
Uleful, ~ mufti, ~U flCffit' Usurer, •• ~~ ra61, ,~\al~~~
. Bee Advantageous, profitable.- mudawitl 6il fiiyila1; (usurious),
More or most useful, ~, -fut. ~..;.. mUriel.
To. be ulefu1, I~U~J.-. Usurp,.,. ¥
tWat.
luRal ....,../iJ,idak. Usurpation, ~ gAlll6.
Usefully, ~ .. ~ 6iMU1tM Usurper, •• ~\i gAIJlfo.
mufti, ~Js:: 6ikol flUltlfflt- flt, Usury, \u rna. To lend at UIUI'f,
,~\,;~ 6iWf4,idsk. \U~~} I:twfld 1nl rilIa.
UIefu1neu, ,~ \,; fa,itlaA, t
\A::j \ Utensil (tool, implement), ilT aIM:
inti/at. See Utility. (plur. ~~\ tUdt). Utenaila (potll,
Uleleas, ~~ gha,r muftd, paus, etc.), UJ); Strif (sing.
~~L. fItiJ la 'fit"I. An uleleas u); sarf). Bee Tool, ,instru-
tbing, ~ ttlilll. See Tri1le. ment, weapon; • apparatus,.
Uselessly, ,~Ul! hila fiJyidall, furnit.ure, necessaries, vessel.
 v 1025 VAl

Uterine (belonging to the womb), Vacancy, ).J>. Hal'l, ~ VuUtl.

~J ,.aAm!. Bee Emptine88, vacuity.-(lei-
Ute""rus, ~)I arraAm. See Womb. sure, relaxation), tl) jtsrdgA,
Utility, ,~\.; fayidaA (plur. ~I,i """.} furlflA. See Cessation, in-
fiIfDdvid), ~ fllQftjtsf:,at (plur. termi88ion.-(listlessness, want
t:il.....
maftCifif:.' ~ Mit). See of thought), ~ gAfljitsA, r.),&.
Use, profit, advantage. P
ttsdamfih', J\I'
iAmal.
Utmost, ~~ gMyat, ~I auts'. Vacant (empty, unfilled), .j\:;..
See Extreme, highest, greatest. }Mh. See Void.-(thoughtless),
Utter. See Total, complete; outer, Ji~ glWfil· [faddts·.
outward. Vacate, fl. (void, empty), ~
Utter, fl. ~ tal:tslltsm. See Speak, Vacation. See Vacancy.-(a time
relate.-(to sell), t.~ bat· of intermission from business),
Utterly, "rL..:.l~ bittamilm, JS'~ .m,.h:J'r~' ayydm tsl batalat•
. '~il mi" kol al UJujfJ.A. Bee Vacuity, vacuum, f..>.
I:!&al'l, ~
Wholely, completely, perfectly, kMltl.
quite. Vagabond, vagrant, ,. ~~J' tstD-
'Uttermost. Bee Extreme. bd,A, J..\A Mm.1. Vagabond,
vagrant (wandering), ~~
V. taf,AfJ.ft!•
V has one uniform sound in Engliah. Vague (unseUled, undetermined),
The Arabic J has oocasionally' a ~ ",uMts"', .;;.-~ gAtsyr
sound given to it approximating "'UttlYytsft, ~p&. glw.y,. ",u- .
to that of fI, as in Y~ jflUJdb, ~j;.

etc. The dift'erenoe seem. to be, Vain (fruitless, ineffectual, nnmean-

that" the sound of J is produced
" by a slight vibration of the two
. lips, whereu that of fI is" formed
by an appulae of the lower lip
against "the edge of the upper
teeth.
.-
ing, absurd), Jk~ lxita, J~
battdl. See FaIse, worthless,
idle.-Vain, vainglorious, ~
muttdtsllbir. Bee OStentation,
self-conceited, boasting, airy.
Vainly (in vain), ,~\.;~ bild ja-
 VA~ 1~4J VAP

,idalt, '~~ 641ila.. See Idly, Value, fl. (ratebighly)~'it,.,..

foo1iab1y.-.(proudly, vainglo- Bee Esteem.-(to rate or fix at a
rioualy), )U;\.;'.,4r,S'J'.! l1i1ol oertain prioe), ~ . _ .
J:uMoigcl fOG ifI"1W.r. Vaml1ll8ll. Valued (estimated), y~ __
Bee Vanity. [~. IU, "'J~ *'ttlU; (eetAlemecJ),
Vaivode, I. (prinoe palatine), tJJ!.J ~ ·...ttlllHr,j!.,r t.rs. Bee
Vale, I. "itJ'., 1DdtlI. Bee Valley. Valuable.
Valediction, I. ~tJJ tDtItl4 t · Bee Valve, I.~ . . . ., UtW MMJ.
Farewell. [Bee Servant. V
amp, fl. '--t!
'II
t:') __ 11_
CJ.. _
__77_1.
Valet, •. )lJ.:;".,M;.. ilidtlulti4r. Bee Mend, repair.
ValetudUwy, vi:!...
fltMill (plur. V
oV an, vane
.d • --!, . -
' I. ~ 4e~
~;efJtfll"ala')' ~ t . Bee ",dtuldaflUlt til j""A, ~
alli
Siok, inflrm.--Valetudinariau, ttIlIt'"t. See Front•
. ... ~\~ cUltlf al fi-.
~ Vanish, fl. j sill, v- itIw.IW.
J' ,.-.w,
Valiant, ~ i/ItfJ"ft: Bee Brave,
C'""O Vanity (emptineu, inanity, vain
bold, courageous. ) .. L •
Valiantly, ~~J'.! l1iioltAqjcJ tM. pursuit, ~ i..aa.; (ae1f-
conceit, oetontation, arropnce),
Valiantneu. Bee Valor. ;J.; taW.. See Pride, faJee-
Valid, . .,l:.~ Marti, ~~~
..... hood.
fIUIt"'111 iiM,
Validity, ~
~ IlIiL\.
.aMal. [tDUdrcl.).
Vanq~h, fl. i! jtltG1, ~

Valley, •• ~tJ~ fDMI (plv. ~~tJJ gllaW,p sajfW,.,Jfi}M.,.. Bee

Conquer, overcome, subdue, con-
Valor, k.~ Il"f'at!"', i·~
fute.-A vanquisher. See Con-
jtWtJfIt.See Courage, bravery. ,J .:._
Valuable, ~ 14t1d..
See:Pre-.
queror.-Vanquished, y'-;-
clona, worthy.-(estimaWe)'flr
f11t111J@, J*- ..Hit'. See
Conquered. [periority.
tall.
Valuation (appraisement), ~ Vantage. See Advantage, Ill-

l4J'uml., ~ ta_i.. Vapid, t:!tJ tltIlit· Bee Insipid.

Value, d~ limat, ~ ,tlm.",.. See Vapidne88, k)tJ tlaltat.
Price, worth. Vaporer, I. See Braggart, bouler.
 VAR 1027 VAR
Vaporish (splenetic, humorsome), Variegated, ~"a.:... fIItIfIitlIA. See
~,~ ~ilJ atWf:. Speckled, spotted.
Vaporous (full of vapors), )~dlS' Variagation, ~ MobA.
I:ollalto WAdI'. Variety, t!"...J'
a"wat! ~j
Vapor, )~ WAdI' (plur. ~' tAUtI, ~ ~ ta,ItDft. Bee
a,UAtwd). Vapor exhaled by the Variegation, variation, di1ference.
BUn on dry sandy plains looking -Varieties, t!i'
rW 'afttodf:!
like a large lake, y!r ltWai. dlam.
Vapor, )~\; "iJpor. Vapors (vain Various, ~ muUtalij, tF
imagination), J~ "Algal. muttmatotoi'f:' See Variagated,
Vapor, tI. (emit fumes), ~.3 dift'erent.-(uncertain, unbed),
1ltJ.U.Ua". ~U~ glla". ,allit. See
Variable, .r:.' Ii ... ".wtag1uJgyir, Variable.
~ fHtfJlaWfD'., ~\J.Lll. Varioualy, ul:.:;.. \~ 1JiI:01 iiA·
fltiildo ,alJat. Bee Changeable, tildj. Varioualy colored, ~
mulltWfD.,..
incoD8tant, various.--To be
Varnish (for giving a gloss to wood,
variable, ~ tagAagyar.
metal, etc.), ~a.3 di/W.,.; (the
Variableness, ~~, r~ ttJtltlflt
ornamental or fictitious coloring
tIN~iit.
Variance, u~\ iUttildj, L:jlN. ot discourse), r~'.u.;>j uiA-
ralat tJl Wdm.
mtmtiltJtat, & "ildt' Bee Dis-
Varnish, fl. (wood, metal, ete.),
cord, dissension, strife.
~.3 tltiIum. To varnish (a tale),
Variation,~ tlIgAtsgytw, ~l:.:;..'
iWildj. See Change, variety, uf"'-j ltI1Uwaj.
di1ference, succession, deviation. Varnished (as wood, metal, etc.),
-Variation of termination (in a ~~.M matlAa,.; (as a tale),
grammatical sense), ~~ u.;>.r musa.Uraj.
tlJlrfJ. Varied, ~ muttJ- Vary, fl. (to cause to change), J~
gNsgyir, ~ mutGlaWfDin. Htltlal, tJ-i
MWfDtJt· See
Variegate, tI. (diversify with dif- Variegate.-(to become ch8nged,
ferent colors), rU
ktillam, v.:L
to be changeable), ~ \ i""-
~A. WIll, ~iU ttJgMyyar.
 VAU 1028 VEl

Vase, •. ....ij; sarf (plur. ""';Jj; Vauntful, vaunting, ~6.J~

laro.f). See Vessel. _"flak""r fl luili"... Bee V am-
VassaI, •. ~) rati,.t, l::! \:i tabit · glorious, ostentatious.
Vusals, ~w.) Veal, '"'~
rataya, l::!'.,J Wnn r.l tV·I .
tawalJi t: See Subject, dependant. Veer, .,. ).J tldr, .Jj,) _war.
Vassalage. See Servitude, slavery. Bee Turn round, change.
Vast, ~ tA'm, ~~ wa.it , Vegetable, vegt'tive, •• '-=J~
~J wallt> ~ fallA. Bee nahat (plur. -=:Jwl:J flGidldl).
Immense, enormous, largt>, great, Vegetable, vegetive, vegetative,
extensive. ~ \j ttdbit, ~ \j fIGIAI. Vege-
~..r-i~ m.n g"'"vr Nuld,
Vastly, tation' vegetativenesa, ~ u1Jt.
~~ bi gMyat. See Greatly, Vegetate, II. ~ nabat. See Sproat.
immensely. Vehemence, i.i....:. .•Aidtl4t, i:i-..,
Vastnees, k...J wAtal, ~ fAAat.
Aidd«t, i).,- Tttw4rat. See
See Greatness, largenesa.
Force, violence, ardor.
Vat, •. ~,- Aawd.
Vehement, ~o>.:. ,WId, ~\..
Vault, •. (arch, dome), ~ idbaA
Aliml. See Violent, forcible, ar-
(plur. ~ WGh), ~ .wa.
dent, eager, fervent.
The vault of heaven, W\~
Vehemently, i1...~ bikol AiIltlat,
idbat tl8lGma. Bee Ca\"ern,
i.:i.:.~ biiol.AidtJ4t.
cellar, tomb.-To vault (arch,
Vehicle, •. I..!.r l tlf"aH, ~ l tlJiI-
cover with an arch), ~J-.i
W, ~~ flt/WW; (amall),
t ama1 ~.
Vaulted, ~ m~. )Jj)j lMSar. Bee Litter.
Vaulter, •. (jumper), ~li) raUd.. Veil, •. yW ,.i}dll, y~ "V"dll,
Vaunt, 1I• ..,sw\
iflailuJr,..r>-UJ \he. gAatd. To withdraw the
tafalWw. See Boast, brag. veil (to discover, re\"eal), ~)
Vaunt, •• .p-L.L.i taf4MtIt'. See y\i;.J\ rafllt _iidll. The
Boast. _ veil of the heart (the periClll'-
Vaunter, ,. ~J))u...:. .baUdr dium), ~"'''l,",~A;'41J III W.
rawAaAo. See Boaster, vain- Veiled, y~ ....yillJ, );:--
glorious man. nUNt.r.
 VEN 1029 VEN
Vein, ,. Jr tirl. To open a lim, ~i taU/1fr. With venera-
vein, ~ fillad. See Bleed.-- tion, ('!;-\J.ftii~ hi10l taw-
Veins, JJr turdl. The tem- llr U/a iAtiram, ('~~~~
poral veins, C)\;~\ auNdgladn. bilol tatllm U1tJ iirdm. See
Two. veins in the jaws or throat, Reverence.-Worthy of venera-
. C)~ tion, ('!;-~\~'-' U/dfii al
\:J\ anll4A,; an. Two veins
in the eyes (alao two in the nose),
tAtiriifll.
C)~\ til illluwati. Vein (turn Venerator, ,. '-=JU:.lk.~•.-\'" ,aMb
of mind or genius), Y~ ilei/dt. See &verencer.
. tlI4IArd, ~. tabt> ~ Venereal, ~\......ij Mjidnl. Venereal
taktaA. See Humor, temper. pleasures, ~l...ii~ Aaa Mf-
J.... ra"". The venereal distemper,
.;
Vellum, ,dnl.
Velocity, i.&..r ItIrttlt, ~ f.ajalat. l.j~' ~ jraflD aMnadl. See
Velvet, J,...,s." mukAmal. Velvet, Pox, clap.
adj. ~ mulAmali. Venesection (bleeding), ~ flJlfl,
Venal (mercenary),;?':"\ qjlr,..;ai'". ,..,I..:a.; fill(jtlaA.
mutaiar, t4 yubat' Vengeance, (' l.i...:..;' itltiUm. See
Venality, ~ "';,r t'wd lilhllYt· Revenge, punishment.-To take
Vend, ,. t~ bdt· Bee Sell.-A vengeance, ~, intak.m. See
Vender, t~ bagydt' See Seller. Revenge, retaliate.
-Vendible, t~ ya11d t' See Vengeful, F fII.,fltMim. See
Saleable. Revengeful
Venerable, ('~ muAtaram, Venial,~'~~ U/diih til taft,
~ muAlb. )Joi.... mtIt:1iir. See Pardonable,
.. -
Venerably, ('!r-~~~ 11i1ol exeusable.
.Mt/bat U/a iAtiram. Venison, J~~ 141m gAtaal,
V~nerate, fl. ('r' iAtaram. See ~ rl.:
Will 'tlYd•
Honor, reverence. V~om, r- _III. See Poison.-
Veneration, (' !r-\ tAtirdm, (' ~\ To Envenom. See Poison.
iirdm, r-!.~ tlJhim (pIur. Venomous~ ('L.,dm, r-"am, ( ' r -
~~p e.1rlmat), ~ tae 111..",.1111. See Poison, poisonous ;
 VEN 1080
• maJignaDt.-VenOJDOUlDCII, "tl, ~ A:MuI. To ventunt ..
rJ'~l. flldAir. GIMfII. put in hazard, >\:r.. HaW.
Vent, I. (breathing-hole, ~, Ventured (put in huard), ~\&-­
opening), ~ -fM; a p88- ".UAcJw 1Ji1ti.
sage for smoke), ~""" . . Venturer, I. ....uattir. >\£4
i.UIM. Bee Tamlel.- (ale), Venturous, J~ jtldr. See Bold,
~ IGrt.; (discloeure, pubHca- tearJea
tion), ~u,\ "Adt.e,}~\ iM4r. Ventmoualy, ~~~ 6iIoI
Vent or give vent, fl. v-1
*#u; jMartlt. Bee Boldly.
(to utter, report), tu,\ tllActu Venturousne, i·~ J-wI. Bee
;.a.. i.WNr. Bee Publiah, di- Bolcme., courage.
vulse· Venus (planet), ~) . . . . .
Ventilate, 'I• ..,;j.A 1ttwNHi, ~ Veracity, ~.w 1idI. See Truth.
fIIIIa.j. Bee Winnow, fan; eamine, Veracioua, ~.)t.. See True,' "tIiJ.
diJoa•• ainoere.
Ventilated, u~ fIfIIIfIflj. Verb, '. J-i A!; (active), JU
Ventilation, ~)~ tGdnfaA. ..,,~ fit! "*"'t.tMltlf; (puIive',
Ventilator, ,. u.J~ ~ J~J-ifit! fltojAal.
Bee Pm. Verbal (oral, spoken, not written),
Ventricle,'. (stomach), i~".ittltJl. &jW lila"., ~ la.jsf, '-I~
The ventricle or crop of bUds, Uie4k, _If, ~~ J,;
.u..:,~ Mw,altle. The ventricle iMf4Af. A. verbal noun (of
of beasts, V-} }W,lt (plur. V-J} action), J~r-" ..... tIIa.Itlor.
~). Verbal or literal, ..,;jJ lag"""'.
Venture (hazard, risk),):»- I:Mtar Verbally (in words, orally),'u.\i:.
(plur. J\b;.. a.Wdr), .>~ filii- ,luifdb, r1.!J~ hil w..;
l&1tIJ.1MtIA. Bee Danger. - (an (verbatim), u.,.,a::'U,r Jarf.
attempt). ~ latf, .wi l&tutJ: 1JWwaj. [cal .
A. lucky venture, ~ fltllfh. Verberation, '.Jf1\.t..)\-e ~...
Venture, tI. (dare), rbi' ttljdllW. Verbose. r~\~;' I4tDIl til JiJIaI.
To venture at, venture on, ~ See Loquacious.
 VER 1081
Veldaut,~, tIIJIiltw. See Green. Vermillion, #j tiItfiJr.
-Beautitolly verdant, ~, Vermiue (plar. r';'-l~), ;~.J
'-'.Jl.. MJJq, 1Iddii. tlfillat (plur. .Jy) tla4). Bee 'Worm,
Verdiot. See J udgmeut, opinion. 101188, !at, etc.
Verdigris, J~j litJjilr. Of the Vernaoular,~, .....1. BeeNatift.
colour of verdigris, YJ 4J - Vemacular language (mother-
U1tidrl. tougue), t="wW
1iI4. 411 ....
Verdure, ~ 11IMtJrae. VemaI, ~) rlliltl.
Verge, ,. (brink, edge), ~ ltadd. Verse (poetry); ~ _~, jiJJ __
Bee Border, margin, skirt, limit; See Poesy, rhyme.-(ahemiltioh),
alIo rod, mace.
~ .....t:. A vene .,. cUB-
Verge, fl. (tend iowarde), J'JL. tioh, ~ bagt (plur. ~~I
fltdl fla'. r~.
.,dt). A vene of the Alcoran,
Verging, ~'~L. milgil ilIi,~.f­ .£ii ayat (plur. ~~, .,41).
VerificatioD, ~ ta.UU, (}!..J..43
Verses of the Alcorau kept 88f
ea.IIi, ~~I _ile. See Proof.
preservatives against euobant-
Verity, fl.Ji-
Aa.Ua1,~'IJINI.
ment, ~.r t-'*Ii. Veni1loa-
Bee Prove.-Verifi~ "'~ . .
luJaal&, ~~ mcuhue. See
tioD,~I~ t.Um til 'M~, F
~JrI' t.iz.tIlt""Jd. Aversiier,
Prove.
.r~ ,MtW• Bee Poet.
Verily, ~'i'J II til tDalcif:! J
~1ft til Aakl1ae,"~ .waan, Venity, fl. Jl..:.I~ .... dlAt.cJr.
Version, ~.J tarj-.aA. See·
'~ taUl",., ~~ hilMI,
Translation; alIo transformation,
J~~ In'hidl.
chaDge.
Vermicelli, ~J~~ ,Mttsgrllk
raftesll, J*-e)flwmiellll.
Vertebral (relating to the join"" of
the beck.boDe), ~~F~
Vermicular, vermiform, i.,)J~'J1..
m..l atltlfUlat. ....t.alli1 bi1Wwl.... The:
Vermicule, I. (small worm), ;.,)J.,) vertebnl .,. jom.... of the beok-
tlUal. Bee Worm, grub. bono, ~~~ 1WwI .....
VermiculoWi (full of grubs), ;,);.M Vertex (zeoith), VN!)\.l.w .....,
mtMltAtnoid. tWTil,. See Top.
 VEX 1032 VIC

Very,""~ JUJu", ~~ higAa,Gt. griel, sorrow, anguiah, irritation.

Very good, tIlj. ~~ kaIf,. VentiouI, t..i.- flltIItItllit . Bee
til ltMyr. Very good, tuk. ~ Troublesome, painful, vexed.
"',~ ttlllmjitld&". Very bad or Ventioualy, ~oW]~ hiWlMtltt..
pernicious, ..J~~ _I,. all- V eutioUSDeB8, ~~ tatlIt,: Bee
da,.tW. Very attentive or seriouI, Vexation.
"',.
~ J.( • ~ mtljt4Aid jidflan. Vezed, • mvltltltltl •
t..w.. t
See Earnest. Vexer,
•
t..w..
mtlltltllit . See
Veseel, u>
..,.j, ~J toita. A
I.

Tormentor, oppressor.
large vessel in which they keep
Vial, I. See Phial.
wine, ~4 hatiytlA. Veesels,
UJ> 8W'fJ.j, ~Iji atoa..l. A
Viandl, rL-b "tam. Exqaiaite
viands, ~ u....; Mfil"'. See
vessel (Ihip, boat), ~;e mtW-
Meat, food, delicaey.
W., See Ship.
Viaticum (provision for a journey),
Vest, I. yi "wh.
Vestal, J~ Will. See Virgin.
''>Yj
ItItOtDtIlaA. [quiver.
Vibrate, tl• .J& Ma. See Bhake,
Vestibule,..r.a.> tlallIs. See Porch.
Vestige,)' See Footatep.- Vibration, 9.J& AtIdt.asd.
II,.,..
(a mark), Mb taldmaA, ("'"') Vicar, vicarious. Bee Vicegerent.
,.tIM. [ dreaa. Vice, ~j) nIlIIW (plur. ~!iJ
Bee Trace.
Vestment, vesture. Bee Garment. raIJ,u). See Bin, ovil, crime,
V~teh, I. (kind of pea), ii...,.J
wickedness, depravity, fault,
iW""... offence, defect.-A vice with a
Veteran, ~ tGtli, ~.).i itItlJm. 80rew used by workmen, ~)
See Old, anoient.-(experienoed lato~h. See 8erew. [a.It'fJl.
inwar)y~~l..maAirhil wh. Vice-admiral, I. J~'~\:i 14111
Vex, f.l. t..i.., ItItltltI t , ~ iaW. Vicegerent, I. l.i- ("!. L.i leU.r
See Plague, tease, trouble, dis- maid., ~J -Jl, ~ \i fl4yii.
turb~ torment. The vicegerent or vicar of God,
Veution, ~ oW] ttJltlff:! it..j ~,~ lWtJtIt allM. Bee
uAmat. See Trouble, aftliction, Deputy.-Vioegerenta,1S'J ...w..
 VIC 1033 VIG

Vicegerency, .t,W "iydHt, LJ\S'" c.:.J~;L. mah1ldt, I~ Iltadd•

U1t1Ulat. See Food, meat, provision.
Viceroy, ,. ~k.~..~\; Jlllii til Videlicet, ~ Y/Jtnl. See Viz.
ffUJlik. See Vicegerent. Vie, fl. (~ntend with, emulate),
Vicinity, vicinage, ~~ ktJrdlHJt, ",~L IdbtJk, JJl&. elMl.
Y.J .". See Nearneu, neigh- View, fI.j4J fI4IIIW. See Look, see,
borhood. behold, contemplate, investigate,
Vicious, ~IJ fiuil, Y~ mat- examine.
,a". See:Bad, wicked, profligate. View, I. (proepec£), jQ:J See "aIaf'.
Viciou8Ueu, .>UI.tJt-. lW.lat tAl Sight, eye. - A distant view,
fa,M. See Vice. ¥,p fI4IIIW Htltl. View (in·
Vicissitude, ~!;J.J tUHoard", ",,=",Xi; I tention, design), rr tG
r~ lfn,

iMildb. See Revolution, change. maram, ~ kIJItl, .>~ mailutl.

-Vicissitudes, ..:,)~1£j\ iMi- Vigil, I. (watching), ft'" laMr. See
labilt. The vicissitudes of for- Watch.
Vigilance, 1,l:i-1 iMiydt, I~I
tune, .r'.uI~.Jkzj taldrif
aildtrJw. See Fortune. intiiiJ1&. See Watchfulness, dili-
gence, oircmnspection.
Victim, ~~ "Mn, '~fidd. See
Vigilant, ~L ,aM,., ~ mtll-
Sacriflce.-To oft'er np a viotim,
tagiis, 1i.~~:.. fIIutagtUiil. See
t7J ItW/JA. Watchful, circumspect, .attentive,
Victor, victorious, I. ~l.i IMlii,
diligent, careful•
..ra=:-
mtmtaM, i'IJ fdtiA. See Vigilantly, I~ ~ 1Ji intiiiJA; J'!
Conqueror. b~ ~ -*"
biul,allo.N'nU1o.'ntibaA.
VICtoriously, .J\.a:J~p~ lIiIPl #'

#' Vigorous, '-iF },.tol.

See Forcibie,
ufart'n U1t1 .'nt.,d,.. strong. - A vigorous old age,.
Viotory, i:! P
flltA, IiIfar, r,ru .>}.D- "Au/utl.
fIMf'/Jt, ) \.a:.i\ i"I.,4,.. To gain a Vigorously, iF~ ";1&01 iilU1flt. ~ .
. victory, e ftIt4A, p safar. See Vigor,vigorousnesa, iF "ilU1o.t,'
Conquer. [idAit'd. 4,iu:, taW. The vigor of youth,
Victz'esa, ,. 4\i lidlilHlA, ~l; y~'~IF ttmf/JU14n..w!&a-
Victuals, r~ t4td_, J-SI /Jil, Mi. See Force, strengtb, energy.
 VIN 1034 VIO

one's-881f, .J~~.u\..~
-
Vi1e,~ WIr, ~.J "",, ~
iAadI,}:-~~~\~I:alIl tIlitliM,.. k1&tJlltII A41Mo l1il ttarr.
Vilely, ~u..~ 1IiI:ol Wd,.4t, Vindicated,.J~ ....Nnw, .J'~
;:i-.. ~ ""-'t- W,,.. fJUlt:s.",
Vilenell, ~~ kicJnII, LH.i.J Vindication,,J!..r.J tWI,., ~',j
rGlldlGt. Bee B .... m~. taltJM,.J~ t"',)~, it'irltJr.
;a-......
Vilify, •. Bee De1luDe, Vindicator, I • .J~ "'.t""·
debue, alander. Vindictive, rR - . 11 " , . . , . . ,
Villa, •• ~ fIf4IJfIj. ~\ P - it u.ttld",l. See
Village, I. 1.V I:aryM (pillr. ~y Revengeful.
litriylJ), ~ *'It,i,.. The chief Vine, I. rJ
ka,.". (plur. idnl_), rJJ
man of a village, ~,~ 4\.J lilliyd.
IAGyiA tIiItltIytaA. V'meyard, I. r} hwm. A. vineyard
Villain,;.f' &Uri'" ...;:. .tWI, newly planted, ~~rJ w...
~.J da"l. Bee Scoundrel, rascal, j4tlU.
rogue; tJlIo villanous. V'mtage, uU:ai kitdj. To gather
Villanous, ..t.,.,u Jitlitl,.r...r- .wI,., in the vintage, ...A:ai luIUj. A
& ka~l'\. See:Base, wicked, vintager, uU:ai kaetdj.
vile, malignant. Vinegar, J>. iAall.
Villanoualy, .JW~ ~ikol JaIdtl, Vintner, I • .J~ IM..","r.
.t...\:J~ Mkol Wallae. Viol, I. (musical instrument), Y~.J
Villany, villanoUBnell, .JW JaMltl, rilXI~.
.ta-y WcJAd (plur. ~\:J Violable, ~\J.... _.....
W4giA). See Depravity, base- ......" ~,.,.w. .
nell, vilenell, wickedness. Violate, tI. (injme, burt), ~\.;..
Vincible (conquerable), ~.1- . ! 1i4ltIf, vdi flOW; (to ra'fiab
PfIITtalib. w deSower), ~ ~ ~
Vindicate, •• (justify),.J.:i. ""41'. JMltM; (to bnK), r
J-ItA.
Bee Defend, mpport, protect, To violate an agreemeat, vAii
maintain ; revenge, avenge ; fItIW, ~I ~ JtIMI1:A til f!!M.
-.t, c1aim.-To vindJ.te VioJeted (injured), rFe ......,
 VIO 1035 VIR
.;,.a... 8ee Oppressed. Violently,'~
tlldA1lr. jtJ1Jra.,'W laM••
-(ravished), ~ mwaMlii. See Tempestuous.
A violated woman, k>-".aa.. fIt4j- Violet, •. r
1Jartllllllj·
fiAaA. Violated (as an agree- Viper, ., ~I flta'. Vipers,
ment), ~ fltulaiitl, "';ji:- ~l;' 4filtl:
~, t"";'" mtl/riiA. Virago, •• .de i~' .,.aa1 IdlaTt.
ViolatioD, F .., ~ j.. See Virgin, •• ~~ t. .a (plur. "'t!)~
Injury, violence.-(ravishment), tasdr(l'). See Haid.-Virgin,
J~' iieililr. See Rape.-(in- p 1Jfir. See Maiden.-Vir-
fringement of agreements, etc.), ginity, ~~ 1JdaNl. See
Maidenhead.
~ naU, ~.,II~ ladi (11
fDQ,eJ• Virtual, J.i.a... ...~, ~I.i Idlf,
Violator, •• (injurer), J~ j~1J4r. l.j~ mtltfIIIWI, ~ jilJillf,
r ~ iliUm. A. violator of agree- I.jjJ~ gNwllf, l.j.J.f":" jtItDNwI.
8eeInnate, efFeetual.-Virtuality.
ments, vii\i nakid, ~1C'l;
See Virtue, efficacy.
IdIilc1& til taM.
Virtually (in effect), .ul.i.j If
1tIfDr, ~
Violence, J,j j.'Jf":" sdliM,"~.1D Nitlfrtm.
J4UJr, 1.j1u latGtltll, ~J rag., Virtue (moral goodnell8), ~ ItIflf-
~ 1JtJ4. Bee Violation, in- W. See Exoeellence, probity,
jury, force, outrage, oppreuion, rectitude, piety, goodness.-(eftl-
tpanny; attack, assault j mur- OIWY, power, intrinsio q~ty),
der; vehemence. - To offer or ~1.iiF }tlwae sdU,aA, ~~
commit violence, f t ja1xJr, F ~aA. See Bravery, courage,
...... See opprellB, violate. t'alor.-lfagnetio virtue, ~
Violent, ~~ lWIi, ~ tMtI/; ~.i4J' }tlwczl til jiJ.ailJaA j (with-
{p88Iionate), Y~ gWd. A. out power or eftlcaoy), ~\D..~
violent wind, ~~t"o:J rln 1nla iMm,vaA. By virtue of a
tillij. See Tempest.-To lay royal order, wW~,~
violelit banda OD him8eJJ, J:.i "MItIi aw tIl...ua.. By virine
A\... iaIal AcilMo. of, ~~" ..4ifj.
 VIS 1036 VI"!

Virtuous (good', J..iU fadil, (t~ Visionary (imagiuary), ~~

,aliA (Iem. at.., ,aUlIat). See }hiyalt, ..,j)j.ai ttIIaUJUJiti,~
good, pious, excellent.-(chaste), m.ea}lIayyil, ~J wa1lml.
~tb tallirat. Visionary (man); ,. ~J)4~.i..
Virtuously, ~~ lJiWfatllla1l; l.?1'J
mudtlae 6il rU!ld WalwMt.
(chastely), ~~ "hil tiJ!aA. Visit, tl. (pay a visit) J~ srI,..
Virulence (poison), ;.., 'Mllm.
See Visit, ,. ~~j liyd,.at. A place of
Venom.
Virulent (poisonous),
.r- musmm;
. visitation (as the tombs, etc., of
celebrated men), ) ; . tMIli,.. See
(malignant),..ft.f' ,AMi,.. Pilgrimage. - Visitation (a1Bic-
Virulently (poisonously), t.J~ 6;'- tion, punishment), ~~
'IIfIIm ; (malignantly), ~
tat1t6, ~~ t uh16at.
6;'A~~. ;
Visitant, visitor, ,. ~~ sayir. A
Visage, J..=J;) wajA. See Faco.
visitor or inspector, ,".;t. : i ..
Viscid, viscous (glutinous, thick,
mula"uA.
tenacious), Jot" IUD'''. .A. viscous Visual, o.jJJaj nasari. Bee Optical•.
plant (producing bird-lime), Jot.J
diU.
The nsual faculties, A'i;';
T:uwct allHua,.. See Vision.
Viscidity, Viscosity, Jot.J dalJak.
Vital (having or containing life),
Visibility, visibleness, )~ sunUr.
Visible,J#:- mansu,., 't':J""
,atin,
...r
hay; (giving life), ~
mullyl; (relating to life), ~
~U=olallir,pl~\il:d6ilanfUlli,..
,~~ mutatallik 6il As,dA. The
See Conspicuous, open, apparent.
ntal powers, '~\t:J) n11 ell
Visibly, ~U=o;J..=J;J:' 6iwajhin saM,.,
.hayd1l.
'~~ salliran, t.~ iii Vitiate, tl. ~\ aj,Gd. See Bpoil.
)J::-..
fUlfDtift mansU,.. corrupt; aIIo violate, de1lower.
Vision, f""! 6111ar, ~ ~IIII,.aA,
Vitiated, .J~ fIUIjriUl. y~
,~\:-. muiM1lw.daA, jW fIaS/If'.
fIUItyi16, ~U j4M.
Bee Bight.-(a phantom), ~.,., Vitiation, vitiosity, .JW jlllad. See
~) ,a,.lIt waMniyat, J~ Corruption, violation.
lAiy41. See Bpectre.-Visions, Vitious, ~U faN, ..ft.f' ,/tarf,..
~J~ kAiydlilt. See Vicious.
 VOC 1037 VOL
Vitreous (consisting of glll88), Vocal, ~J"# .aflln.
u='=""~j lijiil'l. Vocation (calling by the will of
Vit;iol, ~ \~~ IIll' dMtw. Spirit God), JW
4l!\ir:.3 datfllat allGA
of vitriol, ~"t:.J)\ tWrtlA al tat'ila' . See Trade, occupation.
(It.sam. A vitriol mine, 4:J~ Vocative (part of speech), ",.3\:..J\
'.J
't[ fIItIt- liij. til mtmdtltJ' • A vocative particle,
Vitriolate, vitriolated (consisting of \~Il-i.r _I tmnitl4.
or impregnated with vitrioI), Vociferation, t~ .ara"". See
~~ lIl)l. Clamor, outcry.
Vivacious, vivid. See Lively, Vogue, toJj say. See Faehion, mode.
sprightly. Vivid (ae 00101'11), 4:J} Voice, ~".. IafDt.
iJ~~ laton Addil:. Void, ~\:;.. lJt4l1. See Empty,'
Vivacity, vividnellS, vivacioUBDees, vacant.-(null, vacated)~ t""'"
1£~ ~)Jr ItWt1r filII ibtiAiil'. 8ee maut1lJt, Jk4 btltil, J\hf battal.
Livelinees, eprightlineSB. Void, •. k &la.
Vivify, vivificate, ~ \ aAga'. See Void,fI. (Ieave~pty), ~fatlu';
"Revive. (to make nnll), ~\ dtal. See
Vivification, ~ \ Mgii. Vivific, nnllify, abolish, abrogate, repeal.
~ mflAgl.
y. ' [at"l. -(to pour out), ~ IldalJ.
Viz, videlicet, ~ gae,l, ~ \ See Shed.
Vizir, •. {minister of state) .J!.jJ Void:I (emptied), ~L>. Vadli,
fII/IIfr (plur. '.JjJ fIIalard. ~ mulJtalW.
The [neSl.
grand vizir, ~~~J.,l\ tal fIIalfr VoidneSl, k lJtald. See Empti-
til Gtum. The dignity of vizir, Voiture,.. See Carriage.
~~J fII_rat. Moet honored Volatile, volant (flying through the
vizir, ~.r.jJ..,L:JJ.3 tltJflllatltl air),...r. \k ta,it'.
f)""" muf~. Your Ex- Volatilenees, volatility, 4:J~
cellency (to a vizir), f:JJ.3 tagrin. See Fic1den888, levity.
tltIflllat• . Volcano, •..)\j ~ l'tl1Hll ffdr.
Vocabulary, •• ~\ybS' liMb al Volubility (of speech), .t.L; ~
logAaA. mUfl41al4t; (ml1tabUity, lia~le.
67
 VOT 1038 VUL

Dell toohange), ~~r~ t GlG.. Ht. See Pl'OTed.-A voucher,

ICI6cJt. _ i.,)~ lMAiltl4t, ~.,) tIalfl. See
Volume, I. ~ fltflje&llatl. A Proof, witneu.
book of two volumee, yL:...S'
Vouchsate, e. -t-
.....A, C'
d ~ iiI4i fItfIjtIlla• • IIIllIM,Jr-r--J' ~ teaM'.
Voluntarily, J~J).,)~}~ 1Mo1 See Permit, grant, condeeceDd,
:_.3_~ I._bl \-::.>.,
....-.fltDG-.o'J _ v.
~ deign.-VollChaafement, ~~,
1JiI;ol tlMigiJr. tjiJult. See Grant, permiaeiOD,
Voluntary, l.jJ~' YMigfJrI. condeaoeD8ion.
Volunteer, I. (1OIdier), l.j~ VOW, I. J~ fIGII"(pl1J!'. JJ~ fIIIdr).
Aj.,)~~ t ..... " irUtltilH. Anything dedicated to God in
Voluptuary, I. (allo voluptuous),
consequence of a vow, JJ~
.~~l...... IIlAtl . . . .t, .....ilr. A TOW to sin DO mom,
~J~~l..t IfJAii tllflA ~,J tCltDW-
fDea t "MM.
Vow, tI'J~ "1M'. See PromUe.
Voluptuoualy, ~~ 6iA:01 14-
Vowel, I • .tl.l\u~ AcarJ cal tilUlt,
NttWII, ~ \...Ai i~ " lAM- is'~ __to Vowel points or
tNIM ..pa..;,tIlt. [laattWII.
marks used to denote the short
VoluptuoUBDe8J, L..i,., leaJil, ~
vowels to be pronounced with
Vomit, tI. ~, -/r",,., ~
the coneonant, Y~' eatrilJ,
flAW.
Vomit, vomition, I. (act ot vomit- c.:.>U~ AMGidt. To mark
(Arabic) with vowel points, ~J
ing), ~, "tifrdgA. A vomit
c.:.>~~' fDadtJ t til Aartf1dt.
or emetio, ~ ...... '!ii.
Vonoious,~' &UtI, J~' .»al.
Voyage, I.A!JA..a .. JiJr til MAr.
Vote, I. yLs:WJ\c.:.>".- leave cal Vulcano. See Volcano.
tiltiUcJJ. To vote, ~, .- Vulgar, r~ t iJ. ; (mean, low),
14tU46. [.tr. ..r-i- Wlr. The vulgar, r~
Votive (given by vows), JJ')';'" - - UNW, ttltlJiJ• ~L",J'
.....a.,
Vouch, II. ~'a6M. See Attest, QfD6cJIA. See Plebeius, com-
prove.-Vouohed, ~~ fINU- monalty, mob.
 WAI 1039 WAL
Vulgarity, i.JLL.. W4mt. See tation), ~, .,...,., ~.,rJ
lIIeanD 888. "'1'41_, r liliar.
•
See Btay,
Vulgarly, VNl:J'~J,...c.-..W watch, expeot.-To wait upon
.icHI4 -"''''t.- lIa,'"
'l..,i t vm11....
.nneil,
See Commonly.
(asa servant), r,),d.. iA4Ii4It. See
881'\"0, atteud.-(to visit), .J~ IcJr.
V ulnorable, e~ ,o.r;.nA. Wait (ambush), ~ }a_I••
Vulture, I. rJ tItIW (plur. .J~ Waiter, •• (servant) ~.,)\>. l:1iJ.dim.
tMIIt1r). The falling vulture (a Waiting-woman, I. M')~ 1Aadi-
ltar), t:i')~' tJrIfItIW til tDd.ftt· fJItI1. See M:aid-eemmt.
Wake, waken, t7. (1'01188 another
W. from sleep), ~'.,!Ms. To
wake, be awake, or be awakened,
W is expreued in Arabio by .J; as ~'''ta,U .. Bee Watch.
oJ'.,.. muwclP, I conformable,' Waked, ~ • • ,aau.
etc. Wakeful, ~L, .clMr, ~~ 1IIAnJ,.,
Wag, •. ,~ ....HarM. See
~ ~
Droll, jOlter. ,aU... ·"'IttJ·,
See Watchful, vigilant.
-""'-
W~, II. (war) Y.J~ 1iJ.rtlh. Waketulneu,.*' ,1IlKw, ~I~~
Wager, I. k,;:.
.Ttare,~.J r• . iaI..tII all• • •
Wager, II. ~~ rcJAa•• Walk, t7. r
fIIIIAI. See Go,
Wages, 4,j~ t. JtJi,
ul11 '.r:--'
firM. move, come, travel, pall.
See BaIary, pay, stipend.- Walk (the act of walking), ~
M:onthly W8g88, ~ \.:- tJIIJIM .-alAi.
wal. Daily wages, 4-H Walker, •• ~L. flScJIAf.
'IHDfIItgM. Walking-atrdf, I. ~ t.GICI. See Staff.
Wagon, •• ~ ~lWah.. See Cart. Wall, I. ~ u,t. The wall8 of
Wail, II. eli tldl. See Lamont, be- a town or castle, ~~J'" 111r til
wail, moan. HlMl, ~~J"" ,11,. til mZtall.
Wain, ~ tartJhtl. See Carriage. See Rampart, fortification.
Wait, II. (stay, remain,delay)u~ Wall, t7. (inclo88 with walls), Jt
~J. Wait for (with expeo- J~~~ t~ Altd,. _Z;

•
 WAN 1040 WAR

(to fortify with walls), ~ ~\>. laajat, c:~\ iAtigcij;

1IMI1IfI. (indigence), 4.:.!- madml4A.
Wallet, •. '~j Ullill, J\~ Bee Poverty, penury.-(defici-
cltiwJffl. See Back, beg. ency), ~ Mh, C)~ -.bufl.
W al11lower,J&j} hwtmJuI. Wanting (defective), vo=i\.i ftdhi.
Wall-louse, C)~,~ Wtlllaltcin, See Deficient.
\00;-" ,A sl\~ btd til kMI/aab, Wantonneee, i~ ,1uJ1wIII. See
v..A..J fu/tII. LascivioulDetI8, licentiousn...
Wallow, tJ. (roll on the ground, in War, Y~ Allrb. See Hostility,
the mire, eto.), t,j.J ttmuwragA. fight, battle. - Wars, YJ~
See Roll. ~b, '-=J~}_~ ",tlAarIl&JI.
Walnut, •• ~~ jatl1l4la (plur. .A. holy war, a war against infidels,
'-=J~~jlllDlcil;(collec.)j~j4HDI. "'~jiMtl.
Wan, ~\ ai/II". See Pale.-To War or make war, •. YJ\>. Mr•.
grow wan,~\ iljllr. Warble, tJ. ¥ I4I"."./Itl, rJ.J
Wander, tJ. (ramble about),)", tid,.. ma"fUlm. See Sing. [Singer.
Wandering, ptIrl. and tJij.) LJ.-.
Warbler, •. mtdIIra"im. See
'1111'6.,.. Wandering in mind, tJij. Ward, •• ward off, ~t:i\'" tid/lit
rr
~ mtlta1lllYgir, C)~ /aagr4ofl. taft. See GUard, protect, defend.
Wandering in mind, ,. "'~ Ward, •. (yonng penon under
mtJddtul. See Irresolution. guardianship), ~ ,tltt", (fem.
Wane (decline), J~j UtD6.1, ~ " • _ . ! gatlmala). See Pupil,
Mh, C)~ ndl6.ti. See De- orphan. - Wardship (guardian-
creue, decay, diminution. ship), ~~ muAaf-m.
Want, •• (long or wish for), J\::..:.\ Warden, •. ~J wall, ~\. Aii.fia,
Nlatak; (to need, be in want of), >\.i
..a_, V"..J~ Bee Ad,..,.
<::\::.-\ 'Ataj; (to be deficient or Guardian, keeper.-The warden
wanting), ~..,j\.i)~ ,4,. fICIN; or head man, ~ \ .".111. Bee
(to be neoeeaary), t.iJJ~J~ .40,. Chief.
c1urilrl. Wardrobe, •. ~ ~ iAticiuA.
Want (wish), vO~g1uJnl; (nero), Ware, J'....
fllii.1, ~W hand.,..

......... -
 WAR 1041 WAR

Wares, J\;"\ amlDfil, ~, Warp (of cloth), ..,;.JwI ,ada'• ..Bee

tJmtit.at, ~\ a...iMt. See Woof.
Goods. [Storehouse, repository. Warp, fl. (bend, become crooked),
Warehouse, •. l:)~ makluum. See ~,-.;' int.tJwCJj. See :Bend, twiBt,
Warily. Bee Cautiously. - Wari- furn.-To cause to be warped,
. ness. Bee Caution. if t.(lflJflJCJj.
Warlike (skilled in Of' fit for war), Warped, warpt, ~ "'"t"flJUJCJj,
YJ~ mddrib; (military, be- ~ m""Mnl.
longing to war), ~~ Aarbl. Wa'iTant, •. (commiBBion Of' order),
Warlike accoutrements, ~\ ~ taltJb, ~~ \ itlam.
Qlli1uJA. See Accoutrement. Warrant, 0. (give authority), ~J
Warm, J\:.. Aar. See Hot.-A. rdUAiH; (to exempt, secure
little warm, J~ muttt.ulil; privilege), ul-.Il.i tamalalw
(ardent zealous), J# g,""yD.r. tnUt.al; (to prove, attest), db..l.
Warm, 0. ~ ,akUM". See Heat. btWMn. See Justify.
Warmly (with heat), ,~~ hi Warrantable, ..t\:::- jay., ,-:-,\:-
Mr4ratin; (paaaionately, angrily), munil,ib, tP.:1 layik, Jl-
1uJl41,
~~ bilwl gWab; (zeal- ..rf' .luwt.l , ...; ... mu1Hwrar,
ously, ardently), ~~ bilwl ~;::1' ~ ~ wiljib attaaliyaA.
gMyraA. See Right, proper, just, j uBtifiable.
Warmness, warmth (heat), ~~ Warrantableness, j ~ jawal,
luwilr"t j (pasaion, choler), ~ 4-oh.. muna,abat.
g1uMJCJ1J. Bee Zeal, pUlion, en- Warrantably, J»..l4 bil MJaI.
thuBiaam. Warranted (lawful), ..,rf' ,Aartl,
Wam, 0.;.>- Habbar, ~~ Jl- luUdl. see Warrantable.
MbbaA taltJ'. See Admonish, -(authorised), ~;A murakA-
notify. kAiH; (proved), l.::.Jr- 1IUIIbut,
Warned, ~1.Jw mtltAo kWar. J~ -1'O.l·
Warning, •. ~ kAabOf', ~ Warrantise, warranty (authority,
tanblA; (advice), ~ nallMt. commission). See Warrant.-
See Admonition. (security), ~ill' kald/alt.
 WAS l~ WAT

W"', Ie ";jl&. tltdst, ~~

-
-.i~""'" J~ ••I_ir,
"!'d4W, ~ 1NItM. See Soldier. • j 1 - • -.llif. W..waIly
Wary, J~ .....,.... See (prodigally), -.i~'~ JiW
Cautiou. • waf. W~ -.i'r'
waa, l:J~ i4.. He was rich, , . iw4f.
~.,;)~ A. u.,MJaI. Wateh, 1'. (DOUO sleep),-*," ..... ;
Wah, 1'. J-i ,AtuM.
To 1nIIIh (to obeene), p ...., ~J
the body, ~ ItIgluuMl. See l4A& See Bee, look, new.-
lJathe.-A wash (It' a waahing, (to be ~t (It' attentive), ~_J
J-i,luul. ~
Wuhed, J,..... fItII,ldl. Wateh, watchman, •. V'J~ A4ri1,
Washer, •. J..l&.,A4til. A washer J;'\; 1IdI«r; (attention, oblerft.
of linen, J~ Ma4r. See tion), ~l. 1UfldA.d. Bee
m.cher.-A washer of deed Watchluln...-A wateh(lt'clock,
bodies, JW ,_41. ~L, lfitd. A watchmaker,
Wubing, ptIrl. J..~ ,ltJIil. ~~L, Ifit4ft.
Wasp, "J~) .-Hr. Watcbed,J~ """.r.
Waspish. See Jla1ipant, peevish. Wateher, •. (one who obeenee (It'

-Waspiabneea. See lIalignancy. attends), 1r».L. ...ziAiII, J~\;

Wute,l'. (OODI1UIle DDDeceesarily), ..atiif'. Overseer, watch.
";..1"'" "",af, uJJ toJ./. See Watchful,.,;'L, l4Air, &....i.- s
,.

Destroy, spend, wear. ....,.. See WaketaI, vip-

Wute (desolate, uncnltivated), lant, attentive.
y!r'-1W4i, YJ~'" ma,uri1i. Watchfolly, """'!;- ~ ..'\-::-i'~
See Desert; • 118eless, super- lHiol itttilldi. CD. iAt... See
llU01l8. Vigilantly, euefnlly, cautiously,
Wute (consumption), ~\i uti- attentively.
t!,tIla; (DDDllCl8IlII8l"1 apendit1D'e), WatcbfnInesa,.\.;J' ifllikA, ~l.
!oJ!,...' ilr4j. .~, ~ NItnII. See
Wuted, !oJJr--- flUJWfJj. Vigilanoe, caution, attention.
Wasteful, wuter (lavish, prodigal),' Watching. See Watchful, ngilant.
 WAT 1043 WAX

Too much watebing, ~~ Wave. ,. 1£'" mIWJj .(pln. 1£\""

iaN ....wr. M/WJ4j). The danger of the way_,
Water, L. m4. Running water, 1£''''~~ l:i4UralllfltUJf1i- ~e
I.j) ~ l. m4 j4ri. Water 1l0wing agitation of tile way_, ~
in the form of a chain, J\-L., ~'. The daabing of the
"al, "L. e: \ • ~Il. Bee waves, 1£~\ ~l.J tIIld_ Gl
M:eander.-8tagnant water, L.. MllflJiJj. The daabiDg of the
~~ MCi jafltid, J!.,),i:. ,MdIr. waves, and the agitation of the
Bee Ditch, marsh, pool-Pure or stormyaea,A'~lJJ1£\",~\f!,J
clear water, J~j luldl. Rose- 1£',.......J\ Itwdkm ttl amUJilj K'tJ

water, ~Jl. MCi fIXft"tl. A car- tIIld_ III iw ttl fll4flMdj.

rier or drawer of water, LL... Wave, tI. (beckon by waft or eignal)
-aa. A water-closet, Ai \> y"'\ ,;..;. , - - .
MII1J IMM, y~\~ iayt ttl Waver, tI. (be unsettled or inoon-
tItla1J. Any place through which . stant)}:_, tlta,., ~~ 1twtItltltId.
water pasae8, 1.(}JJ:r tari" m4. Bee Fluctuate. [tarlltitlelcl.
See Canal, conduit.--Barley Waverer, I. "'~~~ ,clAii
water, ~\l. MCi aWN.Itlr. Wavering, eJ4i. Y)w.. ~,
Honey water (a kind of mead or "'~ mlltM'lIfltlid. Bee Inoon-
metheglin), J--l\l. m4 al tlNGl. stant.
Rain water, ~l. mti ffltJW. A Waving, wavy (rising in wav_),
water.wheel (for watering llelds, ~ flt. . .atDtDij.

gardens, etc.), yjJ'" tluliJi, Wax, ~ ,Mfllt. Bees-wax,

-.;~ ,Nwr4f. A water-melon, ~~ 'Mfllt ttJlttl. A wu
~ ja1JtJItI, ~,~ candle, u....:. '-tG. A candle
Htft.U tiIWltw. See Melon.- ofcamphoratedwu,,,,).,;~~
Water-gruel, W\~"..:. Mii.,.tJ1HJt
ttl MCi. See Gruel ."'t k4fi1ri. Sealing wax,
Water, tI. (sprinkle with water) ~,~ dG-t aMJuw. A wax
l.~J ,..,A m4. candle maker, t.~ ,-..a~
W'ateriD8I8, ~"\... fIffI~iyat, ~;'J Wax, tI. (cover",. smear with wu)
nltii.6at. See Moisture, humidity. ~ '-mGt. Waxed, ~
 WEA 1044 WEA

..uAtmtmap Waxy, ,.",-•......:. fltdt tediyat. Weak in faith,

,Mmtl . I:J~"U~ "tlf til IlIId".
Way, ,. l.J!./ tarll. See Road, Weak in knowledge, f .; _ -"'"

path.-(method, manner), ~J ~I "tlf al IIIIJ(!iflJla.

flJtJjll, ru:u "iIci_, J'.f... ..inweil, Weaken, iI. ~ "ttaj.
~~ UMtidaA. Seellode, custom, Weakly (feebly), i'p~ hila !utDfJt,
practice.-A high~ay, ~~ hilol "taf.
rt&.i.l!.>
earll tdm. Bee Highway.-A Weakneea (of body), u.w tlo.tlJj,
railway, ~~''"'~> tarfl al / ' tt;a.. Weakneu of mind,
Mdftl. The milky way, r,~\.Hrl ~,u.w dNr! al tllil.
vmm ""nvft1m j (to guide or con- Weal. See Happinell8, prosperity.
vert morally or religiously), ~) Wealth, .llJ"> _lat, JL. ffU1l
" ..Md. In the way of the Lord, (plur. J',..'
amwdl), W IMM
~I~J ft _II illaAi. In a or glaiflil. See Riches, goods,
lawful way~ trJl~ hi property j opulence.-Hereditary
AGIah alA,Aa"t>"t&...ro ,Aartan. wealth, ~J),..J\.. mal ",~.
.A long way oft', ~ hlJtld. To Ill-got wealth, r~JL. Mal
be in the way (to be an obstacle), _am.
~\..fltdMt> ~Jt&. tdrtJd. Ways, Wealthily, W~ lnIol IMflil.
J> twl. Wealthy, ~ gAaflI. See Rich,
Way-farer, ,. J::.:.-l1~1 tlJit III_fl. opulent.
Bee Traveller. - - Way-faring, Wean, tI. (put from the breast),
.}l...... mUldfir. rhi fatllm •
We, ~ MAn, IJI "nM. Weaned, ('~ flt(Jftutn.
Weak, ~ "tif, j=:-k eYi•. Weapon, ,. oUT dlat (plur. ~)1
See Feeble, languid, infirm, im- dlat), C'L ..'idA (plur. ~,
potent.-Weak in mind, ~ allinat). See Arms.8WOrd, spear,
~, tlaf:.1f til tall. See Foolish, arrow.
spiritless, imprudent j 80ft, silly, Wear, wear out, tI. (a garment, ete.),
pliant.-Weak arguments or pre- ~ latt. t . To wear or be
miscs, ~1,l.:.J\..~ mdtJtldtJ- clothed with, ~ lahil.
 WED 1045 WEI
Wear, wearing (clothing), V'~ Marriage, nuptiala.--Wedded,
lwa.. See Apparel. ~r mtlCllwwfJj. See lIarried.
Weariness, wearisomeness, ~ Wedge, •• ~ '1I!ltt. A wedge
Utah, ~ ttlnd. See Fatigue, or maaa of metal, ~ lahl!:lJt.
languor, laasitude. See Ingot.
Weary, wearied (fatigued), l,:)~ Wedlock'V'r turl. See Marriage.
UthtItt. To weary (tire, fatigue), Wedneaday, ~}'r.Y- gawm al
~ uf:ttW j (to be or grow arhatel .
fatigued), ~ "tlh. Week, I. tr--" IJIhiif: (plur. ~L.'
Weasel or Scythian or Tartar lJIahlt>, ~ jumf:aA.
weasel, (the sable or marten), Weekly (every week), t.",....'jS'
I.

.;"..... Illmmiir. The white weasel /:01 alhiit'; (once a week), JS'
of Tartary (the ermine), ri\:; ~9~ /col jumtllA ma,.,."'.
idktlm. Weep, t7. (abed team), ~.) dam-
Weather (state of the atmosphe~), mtltr .j-! h,'" or ha/:a'. See
',f'.ij~ Mlat III .wwel, ~ kawa; Cry, lament.
(aeaBOn), r"'- Boo Weepmg, part. ~~ hIJ."'. A
mtIW,am.
Sky, wind, rain, ete. To weather weeper, ~4 hel"'.
out (endure), J.e.::.>-' iMartuU. Weigh, t7. (examine by the balanee)

~ ta.wmmal,.r 'ahlJr. l,:)j, WlJIIJtt. To cause to weigh,

Weave, t7. ~ fItIIfJj, ~
latJ!lgtli.
Weaved, ~~ mamilJ.
Weaver, •. ~~ lailgi/:, d~
AagglJ./:. The weaving art, ~ W
tt""IJ.JM.
Web, I. (of cloth), ~ luAmtlt. A
spider's web, ~~,~ ttaIJ'
al tattWiit.
Wed, v. ~j zawwaj. See Marry.
A weddmg, V'~ ~N.
l,:)jJ walllJn.
Weighed, I:JJj",. m1JtD1lln.
Weigher, I. l,:)UJ wlJIIIIi.n.
Weight, i;)J Wlllfttlt (plur. l,:)~J'
aWldtt or ~l;jJ wlWIdt). Of
juat weight, ~)'rW tamdm al
WGMn. A weight (whatever is
put into a acale for weighing any-
thing), i.,ijJ WlJlfttlt. Marking
weights according to standard,
Ree .J~ tit/dr. Wcight (gravity,
 WEL 1046
heaviness), ~ Nlj (authority, be or grow well (reeover from
importance, power), ~~ itMlrflt. sickness), ~ Ilufl, ~\1, Iai.
Weightily (heavily, ponderously), Well, tIIlfJ. rIU
MtGlll, ~ "niJ.
~~ iiW Nlj (importantly, Well and ill, ~J;:> 1IttJyr IN
powerfully), ~ ~ '"'~ hiA;olitMlrtJt. ,Mr. Well nigh, "~,}1 ~,
Weightiness (heavinel8), ~ Nlj "4J~ ,A4WM, ~L".HJ.fI
(solidity, force, importance) ij; M ,i4liIJ. As well u, W
ii1fDfIt. ~.iS' -.a 1tIulii.
Weighty (heavy), Jeaj ,ablj (im-
Well-being, ,uJ'" -w, J~'
portant), r} lasim, ~ mUM, iDal, i..,\- ltItatltJt, ~ u.,r.
r}J~ mMim fDtJ lasim. See Prosperity, happiness.
Welcome (grateful,
J~ mGHul.
pleasing),
To welco~e,
Well-bred, U!.> 1tJr'If. See Polite.
Well-natured, ~..;.:...1k_a~ ltsttj
~~.J tartl1t1ttJJ !I, ~ al malAr.h. See Good-natured.
L-j.&. ,tJIUIm ttUtJ', ~ AMau',
Well-done! \~4,4~,
1~~ bdrtJi lalw. A. weloome,
~ taAfSiytlt (plur. ~~ ttJAdfSl),
~ t alm•
Well-favored, ~ M.wm, ~
Welcome! you are weloome!
jamtl. Bee Beautiful.
~..,. ...WeJ, ~.,b\ aM4 fOa
1fS1Ja. Wench, '. ~ lahtytlA. See Maid,
Welfare,~ iMyr, i..,\- 14ttItltJt. girl, maid servant. [taltJfli.
. See Prosperity, happiness. Wept, ~~t.:.... fltfltaallaj
Welkin, ,. \", _4. See Sky. Were, as we were, 8W ....
Well, I. ft hlr, ~ jv!Ji. The .&mfSCi. If I were, \j \~} _
wells of Joseph, -....Q..,.%ft hlr "..,., tJIId.

y1UtIj. To dig a well, ~~ West, I. ~;M maglwilJ (pI. ~J~

AajtJr' hlr.
Well (in health), ~ tllyyiIJ,
J~ fltUtGeJ/t. See Healthy.
-(happy), ~ ,atld. See For-
tunate, convenient, good.-To
t/UIIltIriIJ), y.;al\ M,Mri. Going
towards the west, I. ~~ I4J-
gltJrrah, ~.;; togltrii; parl.,
c...,J):.. ""'9Atwrwi•West, weeterly,
western, ..".,~ glla,.il. West.,
 WHE 1047
weetward, "eeterly, "":o1~'u';y
l4tM'tJ! til IMrh. [damp.
~~
quently), ~";~1i
m. la,.; (conse-
fild ';,
Wet, adj. ~.J rattlJ. See lIoist, ulii.
Wet, wetness, ~~.J rut.hat. i.J~.).j Whenever, whensoever, ~~ frol
1I4tldwtll. _ See lIoisture, wet. mtlrraA, \:tJ _mel. Bee When.
Wet, tI. ~.J ratW, lJ"li NJida'. -Whenever it may be possible,
Bee lIoisten. ~ \:tJ lamma ,_1M.
Wharf, ~ mtlf:Hr. Where, ~ kay" r.:J!.\ ap.
What? ~ J:ayJ. What is the Where are you going, J\
r.:J!.'
meaning? ~,~t... mdAil al ~ ~ fla' llYn rayA'n. Every
mtltM'• What is the advantage ?where, ~,..J~ hikol f1UW}tlaf::
l.1!\al\,S.Qlt... mciAI tIlfayitltsA.
In Whereabout, ~ kay.. Bee
what state? J\:..~~ hilly MI. Where.
At what time? at what hour? Whereas, ~~ litmtuf; (on the con-
~,~4 lJia, wtlkt, .Ld.ol~~ trary), L:J'~ mat tin. See Since,
1My .ilttlt. on the contrary.
Whatever, whatso, whatsoever, Whereat, \.i..Dl~' liajl MId.
~\ ay, ~ makmd, Whereby, r.:J!.'~ min ayn.
WS' kolltlmtJ.
Wheat, ~ kantls, ~ kamA, Wherefore (for which reason), ~.iJ
(bruised or boiled), J~..I.1JfwIAfi.I. liulik, \.i..Dl~' liaj1 kasd, ~
Wheel, •. ~ tpjaltl, I h lJakartl. ~..;~, min tl/1Ialik. Where-

Wheeled carriage, •• I.J,r tlWtl!Ja. fore? (for what reason), \";\.tJ

Bee Cart. limdw.
When (at the time that), t...~ Wherein, whereinto, whereto, where-
tindamci, ..;, is, Q lGmma; (after unto, \.i..DlJ jI kasci, ~";J jI
the time that), t...~ hattltsmd. Ialii, ~ jlAi, ~ jlAd.
When? 8t what time? ....j'A-;\ Whereof, ~-;jJ' allasl w.o.
tIpfIIfII'. Whereon, whereupon, ~-;.iJ'
Whence? (from what plaoe), tUlal talay'M.
~la~ milt ""tldi; (from Wherever, wheresoever, \.. "_ ....
what cause), ~..;~ ",in Ialik, kayltlmil, ~ \ ~.
 WHI 1048 WHI
Wherewith, wherewithal, ~.)l\ Whirlpool, •• Ji MtI11,.r& g"-w,
I.::.h....'.Y. alIasf btItDa,itatAi. ~..:...
kAalI·.
~:- !1
Whet, t7• .,)~ ~ tama14lw 1&44. Whirlwind, •. ~J)y.\ uii IIIM/-

Whether, J\ aw, 4;)'Sl:J\ .iak4fS. baeM. Bee Wind.

Whether true or false, 4;)lS'l:J\ Whisker, •. or whiske1"8, Y.;L:.
Jk4~1~ inian /If'} am "atu. ,Ailrib, or Y.; ~ .MtDat'ii. See
Whetstone, I. : ; . - milaM. Mustachio.
Whey, ~\l. miJ al julJn. _ Whisper, t7. v.~J tDGlAtoIUA.
Which (pr~. ,.,zat"")' ~.il' allasf Whisper ()f' whispering, I. .t.=."':'J
(fem; ~\ allatf, plur. maso: wlUwlUMI ; «()f' slandering),
~ fSamfman.
~.)l\ alllJlfn). Till which time,
Whisperer, •• v."':'ye m"wtUAtoid.
~J~\~\ i1ll' tI!/ wake.
See Slanderer, informer.-Whiat.
Which? (intwrog.), ~\ tI!/, ~,
anama• From which? ~1.:1'! Bee Hush.
min man. In which, .l.!~.il\ Whistle, t7. ~ ,afa,.. A whistle
allIJIf biM. See Wherein. (with the lips),~ laft,.·
While, •. 1-. ··~~-t DtJU
--;. - mvuaa. Q_- T'
Ime. Whistler, I.';\"
;r .a./lt'.
Along while, a good while, r~ Whit, ~ nukta. See Point, jot.
r~.M muddal madirlat. While, White,~, aiyad. White men
whilst, ~1.,)\... ma dam. In the (in opposition to l:J'.,).J'" Iiitldfl
meanwhile, ~ Waynimd. negroes), 4;)~ "ttla". The white
Whim, whimay,
See Fancy.
I. J '~. ""tI!/iJ.l.
of the eye, • .:.It..;~
ttl!/n.
l:J='"" -
The white of an egg,
1JtIYad al

Whimsical, ~ mtdakAawil. ~,~~ 1JtIY4d al "GlN.

Whip, t7. ~4P4Y..roi wah "..1 White-lead, ~\~, ilftdaj.
_bal See Lash, beat; allo Whiten, t7. (make white), ~
snatch; baste, I18W with wide ""yyaa j (to be or grow white),
stitches. ~\ illyad. [Bleacher.
Whip, I. l..&.~ ~"ta1l, c..4.J Whitener, I. ~ mtl1HJyyil. See
J;flr1Jdj. See Lash, scourge. Whiten888, ~~ 6t1!/dd.
Whirl, I. )J') tlawr, l,;)~),) aawa,.dn. , Whither, ~ Myl, ~ /I/Iy-

...
 WHO 1049 WID
..ma. See Where.-Whitheno- whom, ~,,:!.)l' allali m.n!lG.
ever, ~, agnamd, ~ IuJg- With whom, '-";l.J' alIasl
..md. See Wherever. math". [ka.UIJ.
Who, r,l. P!"" pron. ~.)l' allasl Whore, ,. ~U fdmilul, ~
(tem. ~'tJllatl). He who, t.:r Whore, C'. (oommit whoredom), ~j
fIIIHI. Who? (intwrog.), ":!' ago 11IM'• [cation, adultery.
Who is it? ~t.:r man Au. Who Whoredom, Uj lill4. See Forni-
came? ~ ~ man ja. Whose, ",.u,
GIlaI (fem. ~,
Whole (unimpaired), ~ ,all,A, allatl). See Who.
J..\S' Um.1, rlL.. ,alim. See Whosoever, t.:r man, ":!' tiff·
Entire, oomplete; universal. Why? 'JW limd sa. [wick.
Whole, ,. ~ ,;umiat, ~ kolU- Wick, ,. ~ jfltllaA. See Candle-
gat; (or all), ~ 101, ~ Wicked, J!..r-
'MrIr, ~ ,1uJ.ti.
jaml~.. Upon the whole, ~ See Bad, impious, profane.
~'jl 01 juml41l, ~4 bil Wickedly, .,)W.",,:.~ bikollMrrin
,;umlaA, ~u..~ wal1&4Iil. WIJ laM,. '
Wholesome, ~ Vi',.. mfllDaji WickedneBB, .,)W jadd,"':' ,l&ar,
1.1IfSUat, eU IIdh. See Sound, i-. y kab41u1t (plur. c-.\-i
salutary.- -Wholesome advice, W4gi").
~U~~ rdg ,dib. Wide (broad), l..ia!-.r t lWld, t:'""'"
Wholesomely, ~'u-J''''"'~ wd,i~: See Broad, open.-(de-
IIi nawt!n m"wdfik alGUat. viaung, remote), ~ lIatltl.
WholeaomeneBB, ~,~\.,.. mll- Wide, widely (with great extent),
wajdat fUlGUat. ... \-~ wa'ta , "'~.r t Gridan ;
Wholly, ~4 bil koUigat, "'L.\S' (remotely), ... \~ bqtldan. See
kdmilan, J\.eLl~ Tnl kamal, Far•
..L..::.!lJ
I •
lJittamam, "'\..W tamd- Widen, make wide, C'. (extend),
fIIIHI, ~4 bil J-lat. See woO~ t G" " ; (to grow wide, be
Entirely, perfectly. extended), ~.r}"" ,ar tlWld.
Whom, to whom (r,lat. and in- Widen8BB, -P.r t ard• See Width,
Urr'og.), ,~, tJWdlw. From breadth, broadne!8.
 WlL 1050 WIT.
Widow, I. I...L..} M'tIUIl4Jt. A. &8 a country), .il:~)~ IHla ....atat,
widower, J.~, armal. Widow- ~li~ bil4 flllilMt; (without
hood, J...J tMammul. meaning or coherency), ~
Width (breadth), uO.r t'wd; (ex- 1H1a ffIIIt"""
teDBiven8lll), .l....J fDtJltat. See W'l1dn8ll8 (fieroenesa, aaV8pD8lJ8),

Breadth. i.:..:..-J fD~.

Wife, I. ~» 1IItDjtJ1, 4.} kari",,'. Wile, ~ AIld,
I. J~J- .....,
To take a wife, ~..iF tarAflJWtfj, gAW. Bee Trick, stratagem.
Ji\j ta.Ma1. Bee llarry. W"llful, ~ tlJllld. See Pervene.
Wight, ~.w.u. Bee Penon, W"Ufully, .,)~ "tia44; (by de-
being. sign, on purpoee), ",.wi iaI4a,
Vl1d (not tame), ~J fD4WM. ~~ biZ itJItl. Vili'ulneea,
Bee Savage, fierce:-{deserl, un- .,)~ tittad. See PerveraeDell8.
inhabited), '" l> kMlf,J".-;:i:- Wilily (cllDDingly),r "~
1Mfit' fUt.mar; (in a state of un- Wiline88, ~ AIW. Bee Cunning.

I.
cultivated nature, as a country),
,.ir. bMTI,.) barr, JJM'A~
flllJt.mfW ;
~~~ 1MfIt' mtllGNtltlin,
lQ.).:. IMIt..
(unciviliaed),

See Rude.-Gr-
Will, t. \..;..J rilla, i.,)~' trdMIl,
~ "wlt',.. See Deme,
wish, want, inc1ination.-(com-
mand, power), J~' ~.
A. will or last will, ~J tINIII,at
regular, inconstant), )}I-1l- (plur. ~ l.J fDllla,d). See T8IIta-
m4laAo itJrdr; (imaginary, vi- ment.-The divine will, ~'i.,)~'
sionary, absurd), J;5i. flMIta- ",W tradat tIlW t.tiilG'. Free-
IM"a, ~J to_I. A. wild will,J~' iWiyar.
beut, ~J tIIII,w (plur. 4.PJ>J Will, 9• .,)!J
rild. See Wish, de-
_ad). aire.-(tocommand), ~.w-,
Wild, wildemeu, I. ~ ,.,yd, ~, aflltlr.
~~ Hrri:vat, ~.,)4~. See Willing, UJ·· ~!J ritlf, t..:-i~
Desert. rdg1lilJ. See Voluntary.- God
Wildly (fiercely), ~J~ lnMl "ming, ~LuUJ\\..:,j\ iuJa
tOtIMMut ; (without cultivation, allaA tat.alll'.
 wm 1001 mN
Willingly,}~::.~.,~bihJltWigdr, Wine, ~ kAow, ~ Mhfd.
~~c.r!)'~ ttll4' ....a. will Fermenting as wine, y-+ • S--
tap. See Voluntarily. flSdAltlmW. The wine of Para-
Willingnesa, ~J ridd. See Will. dise (nectar), ~) IIIItjtJ1lfl,
Willow, I. u~ ,afldf. ~ taMtm,); .,ar. A.
WiD, If. ~ gMW. cup or glase of wiDe,~U"'~
Wince, winch, fl. (kick 88 a horse, 1d, iAcamr.
eto.), l:a:J ltJ&II. Wing, I. & jtlff1t. Wings,~'
Wind, ',. NItI1ci,t:-=J riA. Bee lfiultat. Flapping or lluttering
Gale, breeze, air.- The north the wings, ~ ~~ ...tal:
wind, '-"W~ Aaw4 lAilIs4l1. jMtdMAo. See Flutter, 1Iap.-
The south wind, ~~'" Aaw4 The right wing, ~ ...,fIt4Mt.
jMdI. The east wind, J.ro"""
The left wing, ~ ...,,.,.41.
MU14 Iwil. The west wind, Wink, fl. (shut the eyes), ~
",.I-~ _IJ l1uwllf. A gentle INMtMtJ. To wink or tip the
wind, ~ "'m (plur. ("!. W wink, jM- gAamar.. To wink or
fttIIfl,....). A favorable wind, oounive at, p\~\ agltntad
_IJ "'tHDap.
tJ-i\r~
contrary wind, ~~'"
fItIIl:A4lif. A. breath or blast of
_a A ImMlM'.

Wink, ~ glttmaaA, ~ lMnAat,

~ la1tul. See Twinkling.
wind, ~ uf1u", ~ MIIm. Winking, ptIrl• ..;..-U g1l4flS;l.
To blow as the wind, ~ Aabll. Winking, I. ~ gAatltSfilf. See
See Blow. Wink.
Wind1lower," (anemone), 0.9", WiUDer".~lSiaItD. SeeGainer.
JL...; da1II Mtm411t• WiUDing (attractive, charming),
Wincna., I. ~ ...,,-allil. ~ latif, ~ jaflSfl, ~
Window, I. d~ ,At0iai, ~U:. AaIIIfI.
14W, '-=J\iU:. I4Mt, Winter, \::..:. ,Atta. The intenle
Windpipe, I. -4)'4-:i iMtJ1HIt cold of winter, L:....W~-*j
"""'41, r,n... Aalia.. ........... tIIMMUl. Winter quar-
Windy, ~,.".. _4,. tera, \:..:... __tao
 WIT 1052 WIT
Winterly, wintery (suitable to win- Witch, ,. ~ L. ,dAti-d. See
ter), "r!~ ,Mtawf. Sorceress,enchantreu.-Towitch.
Wipe, t7. C ma'lIh j (make clean), Bee Bewitch.-Witchcraft. Bee
~ ftIIddIIj. To wipe out Sorcery, necromancy.
(e1Face), t...,.j "aldh, ~ lHItUU. With, ~ matt With him, M...
Wipe, ,. (act of cleansing), C matAi, ~ lJiki. With reverence,
malA j (sarcasm), ~ tat". ~~ ~ Tn iMirdm. With di1ll-
Wiper, ,. (cleaner), C\.. mafiA. culty, with much ado, j.&. #'1
Wisdom, ~ AiimtJt. Bee Know- ttUtJ' _tW".
With ease,.u~
ledge, science. bi "",~t. With child, .u-.b.
Wise, ~ Wlm, Ji~ e'liil. AdmilaA. Bee Pregnant.
Bee Sage, skilful.-A wise man, Withdraw, t7. (take back, deprive·
Bee Philosopher, BIlge. of), ~~ ttUltm; (to retire),
Wise, ~J wf':Jl. Bee Manner. ~~ \ wam, iuaraj, u.rU'
WiBeBcre, , ,.;..- \ d _ . Bee e-.J rf':J'tJ~ Bee Retreat.
Fool. Wither, t7. J!.,) cWIl.
Wisely, ~~ Tniol eU1, ~ Withered, J!\"; sallil. [lIIDirJj.
~ 1»101 hi_to Bee Sagely. Withhold, t7. (keep back), ~J'
Wish, t7. jAJ tamll"IUf', .,)lJ rdd, Within, J,:;. \0,) laau. Bee In.·
~.." rag/"o. Bee Desire. Within, withinside, J.>. \oJJ II
Wish, , . ..j...J tamanni, J"':' 'Mwl, tldltAil.
oJ~ ';twdtl. Bee Desire.-A Without (not within), '4}-:>...
wisher, ~ matamllnnf. See iAdri,jan, <::.JI.:;.. ltAari}~ '!,Au:.
Wishful. [J\::.:- multak. saAwtm, ~ Hrra j (wanting),
WiRhful, wishing, ~ lJ rdgAto, ~ g1uJgr, ~ lJig.,
~ la, ~
Wit, t7. ~
'tJt"i, viz. bild. Without bounds, ~~
Wit (po~ers of the mind), ~ bild 1Iatltl. Without caUle, ~
ttJil, ~..; liM, dlJ.,)\
itlr,u, ~ hila ,tJbtJ6. Without doubt,
L I) jara,tJt, ¥J \S'''; ItJMwtJt. See ,~\~ hila iMtilldlt, ~.J~
Fancy, judgment.-Wits (sound bild ra,lI. Without delay, ~
mind), ~ tak1. ~U lIila tatJiAfr, J~'~ 6ild
 WIT 1053 WOK
iNdI. Without neglect, J~\~ witn8l8, ~,ltIW. See Atfalt,
1HI4 i1M4l. Without order (irre- te8tify.- A oreditable witnetl8,
gular), .r--!,)J~ hila tiIcI6I,., ~ Jo)k~l:. ,ltillWl tadil. Wit-
~ .J 6il4 l4rlIi. Without neeeed, 0)"":- .....uu. Wit-
hesitation, o)~~ 1Jtld ~. neases, 0)"':' ,Wild; (testimony),
Without proof, c.:J\:J\~ iSla ';o)~ ,ltMddal.
"ial. Without asking, ~~ Witticiem, ,. I:J.; _laA.
1Hl4 ttIW. Without adYaDtage Wittily, L!,iJ.. Jic~ iiW f._llin
or proftt, ,~\i~ 1ItIil fil,idGA. JW4ItII. w.
Without politeness or decency, Wittin8ll8, i,~:, _atllid. See Wit.
yo)l~ ii14 adtJi. Without un- Wittingly (knowingly), ~1l,~ hi
derstanding, Jid! 1JiltJ tdl. fUil4 t iM; (by design), ~
See Ignorant.-Without ciroum- IH laid, "'.wi M_, .wiJ~
spection, l,~\~ iila iAe'giJe. 6il i414. [~;'o) da"fU.
Without justice,J~'-! hild tatll. Wittol, ,. (oontented cuok.old),
Without pity, iip ••~ 1JiltJ ,luI!4- Witty, ~ MtUiAitt. See In-
W. Without ambition oremula- genious, earcastio.
tion, ~cl! 1JiltJ gAlrae. With- Wives, c.:J~Jj 'lllfDjal.
out measure, V'~~ 1JiltJ ",,8.,. Woe (grief), J' tJIam, ~ gMm,
Without oonetmint or oompul- y\)W1 SUirdh. Woe to you,
sioD, )~~1~ ~ al ~J waglal. Woe to him,
iWiga,.. Without (unless), ~\ illd, ~J tDaglalto. Woe to me!
",WI1l11d, rl:J\ 'nlam,YjltwJla. ~J waglf.
Withstand, fl. r-'
\j hlwam, t=i\..
Woeful, wobegone, ~ mtlgltim.
See Sorrowful, mournful, oalami-
mdMt: See Resist, oppose.
Withy. See Willow.-Witless. See toua.-(paltry, wretched), ~
Ignorant. MIl,., dan'. Jo)
Witneel, •. ~l:. ,MAid. To call Wolt.•. ~:, *rh. [oath.
or take to witness, cite a witness, Wolfsbane, ~.uIJ-i\>. IMn"!
bring witnellle8, ~ .luIAAad. Woman, ,. b~\ lI1MaaA. A young
See Prove.-To witnees or bear woman, ~ .aiigaA. A prcg·
68
 WON 10M WOO
naat woman, .d...\... AdlltiloA. A "'''ttu4, I~W'~ MM1J al
barren WOJDaD, ~k td_GA. A idt i4aA. See A...ccordiDg to custom.
chute woman, ~ tajlfGA. Woo, fl. ~ taMll. See Court.
An impudent or immodest WOJDaD, Wood (substanceof trees and plants),
Ifbk tdMraA. .An old WOJDaD, '-:-' ~ ..:.. iMlW. Firewood,
)~ to]o.r.. See Old. ~ AIItalJ. Wood of aloes,
Womb, ,. (matrix, uterus), r-.J .,~ tad, The worst kind of
ra1un, t'.r- ,,""IatDMt· aloes wood, ..j 4i-r III1Jr
Women, \:.I~"wd,.. ,."..jdrfl. Brazil or red wood,
Wonder, fl. ~ ttlttijtllJ, ~ ~ ~IIt. Wood prepared for
t4MyyfW, Y';:-" iltag,."Q/J. building, 4::..Jjill,.."..
Wonder, ~ ttIJMJ, ~ Wood, •• (foreet), v.r- .. ,1,
IIIf:.~' i~ Airllt. SeeAmaze- "'r'li g1f4i, ~~ g1lii.1Jllt. See
ment.-A wonder, ~ -tlt- Forest. [Lark.
jiaoA. See lIiracle.-A wonder Woodlark, ,. ~ _ _eM. Sec
Woodlouae, ,. ~.~•.••~•.£\j! itli til
I
of wondel'll, ... . ..
-...J~I~
tt;Q/J al tt;d,ilJ. Exoiting won- iMlW, ~~'V! 1Hzi al1fldfl,
der, ~ mUtojjilJ. v-W fwj..•
Wonderful, wondrous, "":-' .. ~ Woodmau, woodmonger, woodcutter,
tCfJ'ilJ, .J"U ndtIir. See Admirable, woodseller, ,. "'r'\1:-. 1uIU41J.
strange.-or wonderful beauty, Wood-pigeon, ,. r~ ,aeallt. See
~ !J"U
n4lir al Atmt. Won· Turtle-dove.
derlul, ~ tajli. Woody,~ ,,""I;;".
Wonderfully, wondrously, ,~ Wooer," ~k tdlAi&. SeeLover.
~ 1Ji tt;G1Jin JSim • e Wooing, ,. ~ tilU. See Court-
Wonder.struok,~ muttltqjji1J. ship. [1tIdci. See Warp.
Wont, to be wont, fl. ~bw)\-. ,d,. Woof (of ~ web), lo/~ Md4i, \. .
IltUttdd, "]Ai ttltflU1U1a4· Wont, Wool, "";J"# ,aj (plnr. "";1,-\
wontednees, I.,k tatlaA, Jt....::...\ alUldj). Fine 80ft wool (of
illitlndl. See Use, usage, cus- camels, goats, etc.),.r.J .w,
tom, habit.-Wonted, .)L:....- ~ IIIftii.
 WOR 1055 WOR

Woollen, -'-;)"1 1fJf, -'-;J"'1~ min ~ll,~.u,,~ Mu tJtltltmga

1fJf. A woollen-draper, -'-;Ij- toG IdAard. Known to all the
ItIUNlilf. world (celebrated), ~\.l4. . ~
Word, 4J$ WimaA. The word
I. "..,,uar bil t4la.. ; (the in·
of God, .ill1.tJS' Wimat tIllaA.habitants of the world), ~\
In a word, r~Ij..,~ MIil til ~~\ alJ tMldtingd. [Avarice.
1uJldm. Word by word. £Al...5' Worldliness, ~ tamat: See
~ WifMA ii Wi",tlA. Words, Worldly"(relating to the world),
~WS' lalifllill, ~~ laftiJt, 4o/~.J tltIngtHDI, 4o/J~.J _gad.
~\ill alfal. In word and deed, Worm, i",.J diltltJt. The silk-
I.

"lAi/j'; la",lan IDtlfitlim. worm, ..r.)..L'J.J dfUl al Aarir.

Word, fl. 1:JlJ talaff., ~ tao See Silk· worm. - Infected or
Wlam. See Express. Swarming with worms, wormy,
Work, fl. ~ I NAtagAtll; (pro- .JjoM mWfDWitl.
duce an e1l'ect),)\ tIUlW, ~\j Ji Wormwood, ~\ .fllMtl",
To work up (irri- Wo~, worn out, J~ "..,Ailk,
ttlmal tarir.
tate), ~\ agltdalJ. ~ mdattat: [ment.
Work, Ji t afMl, J.-i...:. IAuglJ. Worry, fl. See Harus, tease, tor-
JA.i fiJ· See Action, act, deed, Wone, r-\
alAar.
business, labor, toil. Worship (religious adoration), i.J~
Workhouse, workshop, I. ~t>..1~ t.ilJiltltJt, .J~ lfIjild. The wor-
kdrkAdnaA. Sec Shop. ship of one God or Divine wor-
Working-day, work-day, I. rH ship, JW .ill\i.J~ tilHJtltJt .lltJA
JA.:J\ gawm .,AlAuglJ. tatdl.·. See· Adoration, rever-
Workman, worker, I. ~""" IClnit , ence, respect.
~~""" lilAilJ ,antd. See Worship, fl. ~ t,w, ..)'~
Tradesman, laborer. lajtJd iltJ·, ~ ta...... See
Workmanship, ~ I/Mtala, I.s:. \:... Adore, reverence, respect, honor.
landtaA. See Work, art, skill. Worshipped, .J~ ma~d.
World, I. ~I.: tillam, ~.J tltI~.: -Worshipful, r- \;••
I\~r-­
The present world and the Dt'xt, m.,tawji6 attatllm. Worship-
 WOR 1056 WRA.

rully,..J~~ ..~U::.l\~ "1:01 il- ittiIJd,. wal iltijiit. Wortlly of

Watia WG it"ldr. Bee Reve- reward, y\,:J\~r-- ....-
rently. taUJjiIJ GII4IfD41J.
Worshipper of God, •• ~ L:. t41M. Would, I.:JW laid,.. W 01l1d to
A worshipper of idols, ~J God, ~4 ,4 laY'.
fDlJlQllt. Wound (rolled up fit' round), JjiM
Worst, ,r.\ tllAa,.. .vdawvar.
Worth (price, value), ; ~ if"""; Wound, .. t:J~ jurila (plur. ~
(oxcellence), J.4J jat1l. JUSL,\ jwA). An old wound, ..J..t"U fIdIil,..
HtiAJ:4i. See Virtue, wortbineea, One who oures wounda, t:~
merit; importance. jMT'lllt. See 8urgeon.-A tent
Worth (equal in price or vallie), for wounds, ~ jatilaA.
J.,)l... fIIut tld.l, Io/J'-!. ,attJtot. Wound, fl. C.ft" j.,.ala. (jtwIA.
See Worthy. Wounded, OF fIUfjriA, e~
Worthily, .uy~ lMol ",tJitIJ, Wrangle, C'. tJU tuIut. Bee Dis-
J\i$L~ lJi ileiUlJ!. pute, quarrel.
Worthinesa, .u~ li,aiM. Bee Wrangle, •• .t.~ H111l1_, t~
Worth, excellenoe. nizdt> k }:.... flltuldutM. Bee
Worthless,;:i- WI", J.,)
clanl, Dispute, qnarreL
~ Ham. See Mean, vile, Wrap, wrap up, fl• .....aJ laf. Bee
unworthy. Roll up, involve; comprise, con-
Wortbleeaness, ~LA.- Aaltdrat, tain. - To wrap in a winding
.i..a~ HuudMt. See Meanness, sheet, ~ iliff.,.. Wrapped,
vileness, baseness. u"u... tMlftf. A wrapper (one
Worthy (deserving), J-.i- flIU- thatwrape), -....all.. fIfIIl4f; (that
t4AiH, ~.r=-- fIttIItMtJjilJ; in which anytb.iDg is wrapped),
(suitable, proper, becoming), d1.'j iiW lijajM. [fary.
liJ.y.ii, ~ r:---
fIItIIItwJjilJ, Wrath, ~ gWd. 8eeADger,
jAl\::..-. fIMIIUM1. Worthy of Wrathful, y~ ,Wd, I.:J~
honor or r08pect, ~"....:-­ ,lttMllJil,.. Bee Angry, furi01l8.
•.:.Jl..c.J)~.J~~\ ".",ttwJj.l til Wrathfully, ~~iiW,WalJ.
 WRE 1057 WRI

Wratbless,' '-:-- ~l! l»ld g1uMlo/J. -(meanly,d88pioably), ~\i...~

Wreak, f.I. (vengeance), ~ \ inttJ- lJiiol1lUdrM.
lam. 8ee Revenge. Wretchedneu (miIery) i . < t ...

Wreakful, oJ"...,a- WUtl. 8ee _ _til, i,\i.:. akiti_; (con-

Revengeful. temptibleness, baseness), ~ \i:...

Wreck, r.»J 1uItJm, ~...#'tIJ1&ArilJ. Aaldrat. See PitifUlne88.

See Ruin, destruction; alIo ship- Wright. See Carpcmter, arti1loer,

workman.
wreok.-To wreck. See Ruin,
Write, f.I. (perf0l'Dl the act of writ-
destroy; shipwreck, to be ship-
ing), ~ lattJiJ. To write to
wrecked.-Wrecked. See Ruin-
one another, ',.J\(1 ~_ To
ed, shipwrecked.
Wrench, wrest, f.I. (to pull or twist
. . lattJiJ
write a book, c....JbS'.....d
lilah. To write a letter, ~
by violenoe)• .JJj~.i.;. ,luuld lJil
~.;:L.. laUbtMitl1h. SeeLetter.
utor. See Distort, extort, sprain.
-A copy to write by. ~
Wrestle" f.I. tJL- ICirllc See fIUIIU.
Struggle, contend. Writer, f.I. (one who practises the
Wrestler, tJt.- m"'d"t.- art of writing), ~\S' idtih. See
Wrestling, ,. k)._.. ""'firat'"- Secretary.-(an author}, ~
Wretch. ,. (. poor man). ~ til.......} , uJ,.. .atIllij. Bee
tlltU1III (fem. ~ ...,k!lIGt. Historian.
plur. c.:J~madfDd"~l-.. Writhe, f.I. r.r. lJtW/bII. See Twist,
fJtCMd1fn), ..r-U fiI1tr; (a worth- distort, wring, wrest.
less fellow), ~ WI,.. Writing (part. Pf'H,,"). "":-3\S'
Wretohed, unhappy (miserable), ititii. Writing... ~\:.S' iit41Jat;
~ tIIlJdfn, ~ ,WI. See (composiDg). ~ tfllflf/, \:,.j\
Poor, calamitoutl.-{contemptible, ilUM. A writing (written in-
mean), ~.; saltl, ~oJ _I. See strument), ~,::L. ~, kcr..
Wortblese, infamous, base. kMtt. A writing-sohool, ~
Wretchedly (unhappily), iJ\i.:,~ f'ItlIiW. Hand-writing, ~~
lJiiol ,WiItHt. See Miserably. 1MU ytldd. The sacred writiDgs,
 WRY 1058 YEA.

vu~"-;-,~' til iitaj til mu-

iadtltu.Bee Scripture. Y.
Written, y,:!- ma!&tab. Above-
Y is exp1'888ed in Arabic by ~,
written, rri.r-l'
til mMitlm,
. . .,h-tJ' al mMtiif'. Bee Above- ~ g"t',I, • that is to say, viz.'
Yard, I. (inclosed ground adjoining
mentioned.-Written or signed by
..

a judge, ~ mtItMajjil.
M
to a house), ~ I., ,,--L...
,ilW. .A court-yard in caravan-
Wrong, I. ~ • •, ~~ "ttuitlf,
seras, inns, etc. (where burdens
)r':" jaUlr,)~ Waf'. See In-
jury, error. are deposited or loaded), c)ki..

Wrong (not right, bad), J'"r. ,Aa"'f'; iMn. A yard (measure oflength),
.J) ~ giif'a. .A measure of two
(unsuitable), '-:-""~ 8Aa".
mUtldnl. Bee Unfit. yards, ~ \; iamaA. See Fathom.
Wrong, fl. ~ ultIm,';"; dafT, Yam, \~ ,ada. Bee Warp, woof,
"'~ taew14'. Bee Injure. Ye, ~, tlntum. [thread.
Wronged, r"uu maslum, J)rU Yean, fl. (bring forth as sheep, etc.>,
maarl1r. ~~J lDalad4t.

Wronger, I. toJ'~ "'''"'ttlfldl. Year, ,. .t:...J 'tlMA, t d "'. A r\::

Wrongful, "';\..ajl~ hila imaf. See solar year, A.: ... ~.t:...J ItUIfI1
Unjust, oppresaive.-Wrongfally, ,Mf1IIfgd. A lunar year, .t:...J
': L bUd Aa.U. ~.ri ,aMA iama,..,aA. This
V-.
Wrought (made, done, performed, year, rl.lll.a .w.a til tam. Last
year, the year immediately p~
I/. effected), ~ mlllnut> J~
mal"l11I,J~ maft al ; (labored, ceding, ~W'r\:. ta", til fIIdIlI.
I
done with care and difficulty), Tho new year, I~~'W' fII-
~ ~ .'!. "'JL~I~J~ ",nat til jtM1ltlaA. Every year;
matmal b.ul ittinillDtI m~A. .t:...JJ5' ul,tllItIA. Bee Yearly.-
Wrought (in the loom),~"...... Years, l;)'i- ,."In, r~' tlttDd...
ma,.,iij. Yearling, ,. J,- Aawl.
Wry, l[~\ fltlDflJ~~'" ,nu".I, Yearly (every year), .t:...J~ 1:01
~ I... magil. Se; Crooked. ,anaA, toJ'J'-' ItIMIDI.
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Yeast (or leaven used in raising Yielded (~ndered), ~~ ""'fI-
bread), ~ kAtlmi,.tIA. tlafif:.' (' \ " - • mtltalallatn;
Yellow,';'" alfM' (fem. ~ ,.f,.d). (granted, allowed), ~ mtm-
To be or become yellow,';'" nall, ~ r
mu,.d,UAa,.
ilfa,.. Yoke (for oxen, etc.), ~ ftl,.. A
Yellowish!J\A..Jl ~ l.mdyu lu Hfd ,.. yoke or pair of oxeD, etc., fi~j
Yellowness, i.f.o' ,afrat. IJStDj haitJr. See Slavery, servi-
Yelp, fl. 't j nahaA. See Bark. tude; link, chain, pair.
Yes, ~.natam.
Yolk (of an egg), ~!J1.a..:: ,afa,.

Yesterday,
M';A.
V-' ami,
Yesterday evening or
Vt:J' al
al lJtMJtlaA.
~
You, ~, Qfttum (fem. ~, aft-
ttUma). You or to you, ~
yester-night, &>.):01' al ha~AaA.
lalum (fem. ~ likinna).
Yet, \.;, ammel, ~ lakift, 1~ wa
Young, youthful, y\.:, ,Adb, ~
illa. See But, still.-(hitherto),
fata' (fem. ~ fatiyaA). -
~''JJ' ile.' alaft; (over and Youngly, youthfully, yW'~
above), J'; faw}. See Beside.- mill al1IIAdlJ.
Once more, '~ \ fIY-' See Youth, y~ l1IaMh, 4!~ ,Aaha-
Again.-{after all), ..,.-1)-:>.\ lJiyat. The flower of youth,
diM,. til tim,..
See Nevertheless. y~'~'F lanfaWeift alA-
Yield, tI. (produce), ~J-. Aalal
,AalJcilJ.
minAi, ~ nafat; (to exhibit to Youthfulness. See Youth.
view), k'
asAar. See Show.- Your, iIIm (fem. kinna). f t:fi
(to grant permiaaion), ~, Your books, ~~ iIItlJuitlm,
~~, atla' ijduA. ~ Allow, J.4 itltlJuiinna. To your
• permit.-(to give up), rL ,alle.~. books, f4...)' ile.' lcutlJilcum.
To yield up one's-self, 436. rL
ItIllam AdlaAo• •See Submit.-To z.
yield up the ghost, cJ)'rL Z is expreBSed in Arabic by j; as
,alle.m arn1A. See Die. ~l.j uma", I time,' ~j IInat,
Yielding (complying), ~ti kahil. «an ornament.' The following
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letters are also pronounced by the Zealously, ~~ iU:tJl gMr",.
Arabs like., vis. : J, as jJ ...., Zenith". V"'!)\~ tIf"rlU, ,a'"
'remembrance,' and ~, 88 .ti~ ~\~ Hf1II .......,..
""4flll, 'elegance.' Zephyr, •. ~ MIt••
Zeal, sealoUBnetll, ~ gAlral, ~ Zest, i.)J laatIt. Bee Relish.
AIM.gat. Zeal for God or religion, Zodiac, •• ~~\.t.i.b:... fII.,.tdtIt til
~\i~ glttrllt il4Aiyalt, ~ 1nwaj.
~~ gAlr'" dfn"oA. A.. zeal for I Zone, ". i i \"'. flUJnttlkat. Bee
religion and oountry, ~')\I~ Girdle.-The frigid zone, ~
£JJ~\" gAfrat tItldfn fClal dafCllM.' io))~\ "umtIWII tJl JdNtltlt. The
Bee Heat, warmth, ardor. I torrid zone, ¥\; jj \., • ..

Zealot, •• i~~\'" ,aIM IltirtIt.! flUJntIWII al~. The

Zealo1lS,.J~ IMyytw. Bee Warm,' temperate zone, .J~'Uh:...
hot, fervent. fIIantaitlt tJl mut ttuli14A.

ERRATA...

Page 187, for .ft~, a starling, rM4 bar tin.

" 824, for Adjust, C'. r1iu MIIn, read ,..""..
" 462,fot' ~J'J, rlad ~J~'
" 483, for E1B.ux, ~I, r«Ml ~t
" 492, fot' Enhance, ~\J, rMtl o)~.
" 618, for o)1J, rMtl ~~.
" 900, for ~ft~, rial ~~.
" 1006, fot' ~, r«Ml ~ ltIlAiJllA.
" 1013, fot' (slight), rl/Jtl (despise).
" 1013dor if~~ taman tlldtl, read if\"~~ 14.....
taman fCldtf.

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