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ARABIC-ISGLISU
DICTIONARY
FOR THE USE OF
STUDENTS
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
ARABIC-ilGLlSH
PREFACE
The aim of the Directors of the Catholic Press, in publishing the present work, has been to meet the want of a classical Arabic-English Dictionary, which while comprehensive, yet might be handy and cheap enough for practical use amongst the students desirous of acquiring a thorough knowledge of Arabic literature and poetry. Of the many Arabic-English Dictionaries existing up to this time, those published in England are too expensive for ordinary students, while those that may be found in Syria and Egypt are by no means adequate to any serious purpose, as they only contain a list of the principal words, with none of those turns and expressions that give so peculiar a feature to Arabic, and into which as in a mould the language has been cast. This Dictionary is an attempt to supply those deficiencies. Without jDretending xo being exhaustive, yet it is comprehensive enough to enable the students to read the chief works of literature and poetry. The author has followed in his translation the standard work of M^ Lane, as it is by far the best work ever published in this line. But as the celebrated Lexicon is only parachieved as far as the letter
all
^},
and as
it
does not comprehend
the roots, it has been necessary to go back to the original Arabic sources. The work has been compiled on the same principles as F^. Belot's Arabic-French Dictionary which has been so favorably received in almost every school and has reached within a short time its fifth edition. The English equivalent has been slightly increased in size so as to include many new words and expressions without becoming too bulky. Moreover the author has taken particular care to translate accurately scientific terms and especially botanical names, which are ordinarily rendered in a general sense by words such as these "species of plant". This is a peculiar feature of this new Dictionary for which the celebrated work of Ibn Bithar the Arab Botanist has been consulted, as well as the modern WT)rk of Forskal. The vulgar tongue of Syria and Egypt is largely represented with peculiar signs and the personal experience of the author has enabled him to add many words and to correct some inaccurate renderings. An appendix to the Dictionary gives in the original language the etymology of Arabic words derived from foreign sources.
VI
EXPLANATORY REMARKS.
ORDER OF WORDS.
1
rally
The
order followed
in
the Dictionary
viz.
is
the same as
is
gene-
adopted by European Orientalists,
the
radical roots,
marked
all
thus
{^)
are given in alphabetical order, each
one followed by
the
derivative forms.
The
foreign
words introduced
radical,
into
Arabic, although they do

to Arabic
not beiong to any
have been assimilated
words,
being considered as arabicised and as such connected with a radical

really existing or supposed, so that they
are
to
be searched
in
the
Dictionary without taking into account the augmentative letters inclu-
ded
in the
paradigm jj^JL
exactly
as
would be done
for
Arabic
words.
For instance JjJs^\

(J*^l), j\j\ in J J:
j*^
,
is
to be
found
in
the
root
Jj (paradigm
J:!^^
j^ in^> 0_rl-^ in f^. J^^ ^^Jî

>
in
Jf ^^c.
Whenever
it is
a
to
occurs
in
the
to
second
the
to
letter of
quadriliteral
noun or verb,
be referred
;
triliteral
root,
in jic
,
the letter
,
o
in
being then augmentative

^Ss.
,
thus ijlj-
is
be found
in ^j-J*
o^^SS
jj-Ct
in
,_^~ji
^.Jvi in jji-
^j-x.^
and so on.
The
form
reason
lies in this, that this
letter is
added
to give an intensive
to the original
meaning of the
triliteral
form, and this
kind of words
is
has been so classed in the Arabic Lexicons. But

as radical, they are left
in
when o
considered
the ordinary alphabetical order.
Even
as
a rule
we
repeat them in order to save too
much
trouble to the stu-
dents.
4*^
Quasi-quadriliteral forms having a
j or
tj in
the second or third
letter are to
be found
in the
corresponding
in,
triliteral
form, to which they
are supposed to belong,

5*^
^, ^_j=as^^
,
in
^^,
to
jj^, in j_x
bili-
Reduplicative verbs such
JJj always follow the
teral verb to
which they correspond
J>^
JJj
to
l)j
and
VII
they are placed
ting
;
in
is
the same order even
if
the
biiiteral
'jj
.
root
is
wan-
thus ^jcj
mentioned immediately after
6^
triliteral
Quadriliteral
words beginning by
,
is
are to
fr_^_
be referred to a
,
noun, as j,*.^ toâ-
f-y^^ to
jj,
to J
jl^.
to
J^.
ETYMOLOGY.
We give
in
an appendix a
list
of Arabic
words derived from
fo-
reign languages.
Those borrowed from Turkish or

a
Persian, are mentio-
ned only when they have undergone

cription.
change
in
the
Arabic transis
For the others the orthography being the same, there
no
need of repeating them.
We
refer
these
in
words
to
their
primitive
origin, although the foreign
words used
common
language
may be
intro;
said almost without exception to belong to Turkish,
and have been

,
duced through
and especially
its
all
medium
as
^>J^-,
oX^J
^CjJL
i*ii.
,
L Jj
j^\
j_^L-
the Persian words as iiij
z,
in
We
Arabic,
give the etymology of the words as they are to be found,

Persian, or Turkish Lexicons, such as Lane, Freytag,
Dozy,
Barbier de Mesnard,
Meninski
etc
but
we
cannot vouch for the

doubtful, especially
variously
to us
accuracy of
al)
as
some of them
are obviously
is
some Persian words, the etymology of which

In
explained.
consistent
in the
that case
we
quote the form that appeared

derived from
more
with analogy.
list
;
The words
Coptic are not included
they are very few and they chiefly pertain to names of months,
in
which are only used
Egypt.
in
We
have added an errata to the work,
order to correct some
typographical faults, especially those concerning the letters indicating
the foreign origin of the words
no doubt, other misprints may be
VIII
found
in the
Arabic accents, owing to the minuteness of the

said to
type,
but they
may be
be unavoidable even
in the best
Lexicons and
can be easily detected by the reader. Errare

I
humanum
all
est.
wish, at the end of this work, to thank
those
F^'
who
have had
a part in
so arduous an undertaking, especially
Belot author of
the Arabic-French Dictionary,

to
whose
assistance
has
been precious
me,
as well as
F^"
Louis Cheikho
all
who
has
given
me some
very
useful advices and generally
those
who had
a share in the collation
of the proofs.
CONVENTIONAL
SIGNS.
-ft-
Indication of a
new
Arabic root.
of Syria,
-^
Used
in the dialect
In that of Egypt.
i'^
It
must be remarked that

it
if
the
two preceding
signs
are
its
it
placed before an Arabic root,
means
if
that the Arabic
word and
meaning pertain
to that dialect
placed before the English sense,
affects only the special

in its
meaning given, the word
being good
Arabic
form.
It
2^
must be noted
<>
that
most of the vulgar meanings marked

both dialects, while those marked a are
with the sign

only used
(
are
common
to
in
Egypt.
in the
beginnmg of a
line, stands for
the repetition of the prece-
ding word. E. g. 5u->
*j
iJ
Stands for
j i ji>
IX
(
A comma
intervening
between nouns or verbs following
in a
sequel , indicates a
newform having the same meaning
as the former e. g.
means
in the
that
Li.
L^^ is
the plural of oLa. and that i-^^^-l
is
new form
singular
retaining the
same meaning
as
oU.
means
that
as
a ^-j>^
i
is
another form of the same verb having the same
meaning
()
j,^-^
A A
semicolon
is
put for distinguishing words that have a
common
meaning, without being synonymous.

( : )
colon placed between two nouns separates the object from the
subject of a verb.
E. g.
To
blast (the plants

:
hoar-frost)
f^
JtiLkl.
Ji\
To
(
miss (the butt

)
shooter)
The words
included in a parenthesis are either given as an

the
in
explanation, or to complete
is
meaning of
verb or noun, which
not mentioned explicitly
Arabic.
Thus
a parenthesis explains the
sense understood by
(
the letters
or
in
Arabic.
;
*)
These
letters
is
show
a verb to be transitive
and when they
are wanting the verb
intransitive.
*
-6
stands for inanimate things;

for animate beings.
When
both signs are found together without being separated by j
they mean that the verb has a double object,

a
i
following an Arabic verb

radical in
show
that
the aorist has
its
second
j^
>
>' ^
- ' ^
Two
letters following the

:
same verb indicate

means
that
that
the same
is
may
J.ij^
have two forms, as
Jji>^
the aorist
JXs^ or
NUMERICAL VALUE OF THE ARABIC LETTERS

DISPOSED IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER
XI
Feminine nouns having a masculine termination.
Pick-axe
Û
jji'
Foot
Ear
Thigh
Ship
Womb
Wind
Hell
di!u
^j-jA
/.Jl-s
Bow
Foot
Year, age
Cup
Shoulder
Ventricle
iô
Leg
Jaz^ Sun
lt^p
Ij.?^
jlJ
Left hand
Palm of the hand

Fire
Hyena
Poetical metre
Stick, staff
Shoe
Hip, haunch
JjJ
i)jj
Ju
Cnt'
Heel
Hand
Right hand, oath
Eye
spring
^y*^
XII
Nouns admitting both

Back of the neck
lis
the
mascuHne and feminine gender.
XIII
Paradigm of Arabic verbs.

II
Derivatives of the
triliteral
verb.
Participle
Nom
of action
Aorist
Preterite
Passive
Active
iA.^_sJj
i.lji.ij
XIV
ENGLISH ABBREVIATIONS
a
l-J"
ARABIC -ENGLISH
DICTIONARY.
I
To
fecundate
to
'ij^yj G'*
o J'l
Hey, interr. part.,

Is (he, she, it)...
Is (he,
I ?
say, is
it ?
-ft-
graft (a palm-tree). etc.
not
vlj 'j\
Needle; sting. Sea-compass. j\ ^ ij \ Needle-case. Grafting-knife, jijj'jjfcji

Slander, backbiting.
_,a*
she,
it)... not...
yet
CJI
\
^
i
S3>i;
To desire a. xA\.J,\'<iS>\j yVi'lj G To prepare J ;;Gb vX'ij Cu'l^

oneself to, for.
LA
i
^
~
CI o
Pricked; grafted. Sharp-pointed.j^Jli
To dart
To
forth, to
\'j^\j
\j,]
^'1
-S-
rush, to leap (gazelle).

insult a. 0.
lli^
Meadow, grazing. lJj\ ^ '^\ Eleventh month of the Coptic ^^1 Ce

year. July.
To
^'\j CJi despise, to humiliate a. o. To pick up, to A jj\j CiJl

reprove, to
s
V~ ^l
-H-
To be
OyMj
icjl
zJh
o C;1
Ji.'i\
*
-ft-
gather Crowd.
a. th.
burning hot (day). Burning, hot (day). To speak ill of, to

slander.
c4b
Uj
5 CiJl
C^'j CjT
i
iJ'l
-ft-
lC(
s jJ/'Sj ,(^j]
[
To
fasten the
o j^f\
foot of a
camel to
(his thigh).
Rope
for fastening the
jj\ ^
jaCl.
foot of a ca.ael.
Hock, hamstring.
-r J^'>}
The alphabet. *j_aiJVI ^.^î-JI j -k?tJ^ - To last. ojl -HiS^Ji To settle, to abide in a place. ^j To become wild (cattle); to |S_^ o
i !
Man's and ja^j, ^ jJ}^j J^^^ camel's ham.

-,-
take fright.
Armpit. oUiC. iQ {j i>ljT To carry a. th. under the armpit.^ ^Vki Nickname of an Arabian poet,!^^- i^S> lit he carries evil under his arm. Anything put under the armpit. ICi I put it baneath my Q,Ci iiUf armpit. To run away, Jl. OCl.j <jJ\ o jl'\ ^ to flee, to take flight (slave).
^X^
To irritate o.'s self with, ic \J^\ a -u^ To perpetuate. To scai"e. Sj ^ jJl To become everlasting (th.). To jul;
become wild
Always, ever,
never.
(place).
i,y\^
*:i,-^fvi
Perpetuity; eternity,
oJVi
iOT^
-Jlj
ojl
llîl
-ob
For ever.
jJVi Jl^j joVi

_oij1
An
Jp
extraordinary event. wild beast.

eternity.
& \j\\j
slot
Flax.
j:1
Perpetual; eternal.
-^^j
??//
Who
has run j\,\j j|i ^ j^\j j,T away, who has fled. To be a skilled ;J \^ o jjIj !A; 1 a J<1 -
,
Perpetuity
; uij
To prick
a. o.
G^
i'l -
with a needle. To
a. o. to eat
spui".
To
give to
manager of (camels). To go from the y,^\ jj}j ,vy.\j
a needle in his food. To
y^)
backbite.
Jl
Shirt. Shift. Coat
( T )
a
(cattle).
^\%j v_;CT^
î[jk-
water to a fresh pasturage

Camels.
of mail.
jÂj JCt,^jjJ^
To put on a
mail.
shift,
a coat of ^JSb
^jiLJI
^jj
Haviog crooked
nails.
wJ^
--
Rope
to fasten the
jcIj
ejJJ^ i6{
sexton, jji^ JCT ^ 'jC]j 'j^Jij jjf monk, bell-ringer. Large fagot of wood. Mana-yui^j ;JG^ gement of property, of goods.
feet of a
cow, when milked.

iji '^.c^^J',
A
TTe
-SI
I
troop (of camels or birds)

file.
J-^Cl
Stoker,
following each other in a
To walk
pace.
at a quick C5cb ^liT

jjX>
JjI
place
full
of camels,
where
ii;\;
Meeting at a dead
She-ass.
^ J;'\s
i
'
"^
[
many camels are to be found. To accuse, to char- _) 5 CJ'l o i

j
cr'l -S-
person's house, funeral meeting.
To buy a
decline.
she-ass.
j ij jTj j ^ To fall, to
o^S jtj.^
Prov. The ass became^ *lj,\S iÛjv els' a she-ass 2. e. He was honoured and fell into contempt.
'
ge a. 0. with a fault. To compose the elegy of, to 5 'crl praise a dead person. Beginning. Propitious time. ci^y Knot. Hatred, enmity. ^\ ^ ;;; Blameworthy. Suspicious. UnOjj'^ manly, effeminate.
i
Lime
kiln,
brick kiln.
oC>,\j
^\ ^
o>1
To remember
a. th.
j\
<->
Ui)
a.
*j]
-^
Furnace. To produce (ground), saij I^jI o c'I -^ To grow up abundantly (corn). .V. of. act. Straight path. Manner. _^1 Abundant produce. 'Ul^
Tribute, tax. Bribe.
.jjcl
No one pays
unlieeded.
|
attention to
it,
iJ
t'îV
cjt\
To be a father. iyAj \'ji\j sjCl.o O/l - To happen to a. o. To give as a gift. To swear by one's father, to 2 S.'\ To undertake a thing, to make it. say ) May I ransom thee ( c-jI iJ'M To ruin a. o. (fate). To accom- Jc ^^ 11 with my father. plish. To consider as a father. s JjJ To bring a. o. or a. th. LjI .GT ^ ( _^l j^jc o Father. ~ Father. Word meaning To present, to offer a. th. to i_> ^ y <_, J]
| I
Toitj 5 scUj i'Cib UjIj 'Cit_, CCii^ i J'l -^ come to a. o.'s house or to a place.
from, Beauty, brightness. Pride.
To suspect a. 0. of. To show pride. To turn aside with scorn
v_j
ji
'*;i
'4\j
^t
<4î
")
a. o.
causality or possession.
To make a passage
(for water).
u5l7j
ijc j\
The Heavenly Father.
J^\
UjjCÎ kJ ^'
uliai;n_î
j,jti]
my father !u:;1
it
Gj
c-'.l
To comply with the

wishes
<>
i^V^ j\
'
of,
to obey a.
o.
To suit a. o. (dress, climate). s To give a. th. to a. o. * 5 siijl. JT To proceed, to derive from.^ j\ â J\^ To be prepared, disposed to. To J happen unexpectedly (mishap). To
become easy to a. o. To urge a. o. to come. To deem a. o. to be slow.
s J'li^l,
Cock. Poppy. Sphynx.
J^l y]
spectacIes.SjiJa!!!
The man wearing

Paternity.
\
!
y]
ej'^}jaj'.^
tjjjT
Fatherly, belonging to a father.
Fatherly.
|
-^
jl
Paternity.
7jy\
To
[
Jf t^j
sCl^
i *Gl
lA
Cl
^JT
refuse, to disdain a. th.
To
^'J\
refuse a. th. to a. o.
refuses, w-ho scorns.
Who
The
J*
2(
arrives, comer.
^ pT
J'v'i
Refusal. Scorn.
futui'e.
time to come.
Who
Front, opposite side. Place to
JU
Haughty,
-j.^1
'
'
To take root, il ijl o j;b Vy Jj^ -^ To become wealthy. i)G> jj^Cj |j_jl To become, to get firm. j;\;
!
i
wliich one goes or
comes from.
i
To
be thick ijulj Gyij Obi o clo.se ( hair, grass).

furnish a house.
j-ich.
a o1 -
Jj\j JJTj o>^j1 ^ J'\ tamarisk. o>^^ ^r *ij Furniture of a house. JIjI.^ sub li^l
Tamarisk.
^ To
A
a com-
'jjj\
To become
^
To
live in
î7
fortable way, to have a
good
living.
Nobility of origin.
Julj
il;1
To
bj furnished (house).
Rooted. Noble.
To commit
sin,
tP>"j Jî'l Cilij Cilj uil a ^'l -ft-
Household furniture, moveable

good."?, utensils.
oul
a crime.
Luxuriant (head of hair),

tufted (hair).
c-^j^ '^^
To accuse a. o. of a crime. To incite a. o. to a crime. To abstain from iniquity.

Sin, crime, felony.
Guilty.
Sin, crime.
_)
Furnished, supplied with fur- z^'^H

relate (a fact). a
niture.
wlsrvTj
^"u ^
i
To
, ojUlj J 1^1 o Ul slander, to backbite a. o.
ojIjI J Cil
^y
-8-
To To To To To To
Sj\j
'J^
o ^j1
-JI-
begin a. th. To choose. \'j\ a 'J,'\ begin to do. jiij propose a. th, it appropriate a. th. in ;.:U-ii Jt
imprint, to leave
Slandei". su'iij iÛ To burn, to blaze (fire). C>u^\ o '^\ -sTo run (ostrich). 'i?t-?-1 o To be brackish (water). (Vjii o To light, to kindle (the fire). 5_j a ^.^1 To chai'ge (the enemy). To render water bitter and a ^T
i
preference to others.
marks
to move.
th.
fi>
_p\
upon.
To impress,
To choose, to prefer a. To prefer a. o. to. To follow a. 0. To be wounded, moved To appropriate

a.
IjUjI Jj\
it
J\i')\j
J\3
^j ^J.2j\j
jc- ^'^^dj
brackish.
To burn
become
fiercely, to
^Xo T^\i
^(^[
v.>-\~'
jjii-ll.
hot.
th. esclu.sively to o.'s self.
Ardour, heat. Brackish, bitter (water). Ardent. Bright.
To
call a. o. to
Him
God ).
jIj"!"*-
^j^.
^li-f
Trace, track, print.

foot-step.
Jb J
J^h X^
^j^]
-i;j|
Mark. Tradition.
Sound of
falling water.
^^\
Scar, cicatrix.
Glitter of a sword.
jyb
j^"^
powerful nations ^_Ûj 9rj-\.^ mentionned in the Bible. To reward, jt J 'sjG-'. j 1^1 o _^1
i -il-
Two
to hire a.
o.
monuments, ruins;ijj2)l jd'vi of old monuments. What remains Jl ^ Jit ^; I'jSj Sjul
old
The
rr
J'
To be
set
\jji.\j \'j\^]j \'^^]
o^>:1
of a lost science.
Inheritance.
;u_^l
'
(bone).
His hand has been
set.
iaJo',?-!
Choice. Preference. Selfishness.
c'J ^
To burn ( bricks). A To pay the wages J j\ S 'ojiVy^ of. To hire a. o. To reward a. o. s 0^1 ji-"^ To hire to rent. *> 5 To give alms. To be hired. ji^^ To hire a. o. To ^\_rJ,l^ i_.* j
Who
wears traces
of.
'\'j\
_nj1
Excellent. Ethereal atmosphere,

hifluence. Impression.
jy't
I'Ji^j
Memorable
fact,
JX* ^
"O \^
brilliant action. Benefit.
:^
such a price. Remuneration. jW-Tj jîl Foot, paw.

let a. th. at
Transmitted by tradition. Moving, pathetic. To prop a pot on a fi> ii^jV

trivet.
ill
?r
j?"^
<>.
,3.1
Support of a pot.
*j
l5l
-Cm
Thirst. Anger.
Shi'iek of pain.
:ik^^ \j
baked brick.
î
9r
oj^
'J
j^l
Sj^f'
^b
^
Salary, hire.
^'j^\j
j;>l-'l ?r
See
jicj.
Jt
Flat roof.
SjÛ J^l
jGijI.
" To hate a. o. jc C * i>1 -RAnger. Inveterate hatred. ^Î,^ <!>{
Lease of house, farm.

Servant, hireling.Cjîi <v 'IS*' '
Interj. expressing disgicst,
^T-^j ^1 -^
Tenant.
-^^ j>'^^
vr
sorrow. Alas! poh!

Dirt.
ti.[j
Workman,
%]
s-1
a-i -S-
hireling, hired
^*ViiJ
labourer. Hired (house).

recline on a pillow j^'\^\ j>.\ -Swithout leaning the back. Plum. < Pear. u^'î'^j u^'A,^ Cry for chiding (sheep). iai-[ HTo be delayed, postponed. ::A>.1 a J'l -H-
Flour mixed with butter or oil. To take ^ j' A liU-ljj liil o
To
a. th.
4>
from
a. o.
To
be offended,
o.
Jk^ \^
^*''
grieved.
fy-
1 o frequent a
o^
a. th.
/^
j_^ b
-"^
To cause
evil) to a. o.
He began to say. To begin by. To seize, to ravish

a. 0.
J_y2j
To give delay to a. o. J To ask for a delay. -^ To

Ji.\
J*
o Jfl
s
j^^
j>\;
be
or
^_,
postponed.
To
request of a. o. a
of course.
ji\_JI,
> To learn a. th., to quote from. To bewitch a. o. 5 i1 To blame, to re- it jl v_, 5 %ji-\^y JiT
delay.
Yes, no doubt
Jf 1
Fixed term. Death. Matu- J(^T^ jil

rity, expiration.
prehend
a. o. on, to
To take To bow
a. th.
punish a. o. for. chosen j j * a_95jl.

iiliJ,)^
amongst many. the head as a sign

of sadness.
Chastisement. Use, custom.

Blea redness.
iij
Siilj ii-l
si>:T
tr
Benumbing.
o'ivil Fish-pool. Shield-handle.

act.
land given as fee.
S^^l
Cause, reason. jil For thee, on account of thee, illf 1 ^p for thy sake. j^l. Paiu on the neck. A herd of oxen. JG.T ^ The future life, the life *iVlj joll to come. Sooner or later. >Uii j\ >it
Swamp.
That has a
jsTu
fixed limit.
HiJI
JiU
N.of
Witchcraft, witchery. jLiC

iîil
Jr >
i
Prisoner, captive.
Spoils, booty.
^
^
jLo-I
To
be violent, ^t:j ,C->;b C^'^

(
j^'^ "^
S-i^ssI
intense
Place from which some- ii-t. thing is extracted. Source,
jj.'^
(water).
To become tainted To be hot (day). To be disfire

).
mine.
gusted with a food.
Manner. Taken, seized.
To be angi7 with
Dra\vTQ, extracted.iy!\;:
,
a. o.
jc
^c
C*1
To
delay.
the end.
a. th.
To put at a )lKi.c_,j^l - To leave behind, to abandon
'
Brushj,0j oCflj ^1 ^ wood, thicket. Den of a lion. Any flat-roofed and square
house.
^\
To remain behind, to ^\=J,)j ^l3 be late. To be in bad business. M. Other, elsoj^>T t J^ > ^"^ F. Other, else. oOîlj ^1 ^ t^^î
.
'
Asylum, stronghold,
I
fort.
Û-T^
i
To
tf 1 a
o?-,b
^j4-b
^^
^;,>1
^\ *
become corrupted, tainted (water).
To beat
cloth (dyer).
Back, backside, hind part.

Delay.
_,i5
z'îA
Urn. Amphora.
Washing-tub.
Dyer's mallet.
With
delays
at last, at
0^
\J
J Oj'
the end.
To
couerh.
*'
'J\
Ji'
c-;il
To
give a good breeding to
a. o. To punish, to coirect. To receive a good bringing up. yJi'Ci To be well disciplined. To study literature. _)iliJij
End. Last. _^\j] ^ ^1 Extremity, end. Desinence._îj^ ^ ;^T The other life, the j'î.'i\j iji'S\j îVI
life to come. Belonging to the life
to come, csj îl
Good breeding.
Politeness.
^liT^
sSsis
i_,iVl
y^'^S
Stable.
Eijuei-ry, shield-bearei".
jji G
in the last.
Literature. Culture of mind.
^ Water-closet.
Literature, letters.
Uj>1
-ff-j
zm
Îp
At the end,
Till the last.
j^ P j^\ ^y} _^0\ j V^^'o"^

-^j
l
'l
Meal, feast.
correction.
,^f\j>
ii''^\'j
*_'ot
Last, extreme.
oj^îr
,-
jji 1
i^î'i
Puni-sliment, chastisement,
wiM^
At last, at the end, finally. Back part, hinder part, back.

Stern (of a ship).
Delayed, late.
j>-y'
Ecclesiastical censures.
ALJuToCiaC
C,'i\ j,
*J.
croup. Exterior angle of the eye.
Of good morals, honest,

polite.
il
Morals,
ethics.
^t.iVl
oy^ÂJl
jl ;;i/iVl
j^\
Remained behind.
Palm-tree that keeps its fruit
-n>-t
till
v-*>* ^.\~a
Moral theology.
'Gil
j\>CJt
iUj
Learned. Polite, honest. Tutor, teacher, To have a rupture, a

hernia.
^ îi\
kj'-*^
winter.
jf
ijil
a jil
-i^
To To To
fraternise.
tie
s^t
o \^\
?
^
-^1
up (an animal).
:;
fraternise, to
'\-\i
h^yy
i'T
Hernia, rupture.
Sjit^ Sîl
To To
heal (wound).
vil
J'il -
mately acquainted, to act
take as a brother; to become intiin a bro-
beat (milk).
A
Jil_
Beaten (milk).
To season
the
âr:'lj
uil
y^l
-!^
bread with.
To reconcile a. To be bro\^'n.
therly way with. To restore friendship between. ^,_ To act as a brother and friend of. ^Vi ~ To adapt. /b J-'Pi
^
o.
crC, Ci|jjl_
îT, îl
i;;ii
o îlj Uil a î1
Bro;^ -t^j eSb si>l>j eiib *^l therhood friendship, union.

;
Daily sub-sistence. Condiment. Chief.
jXi\i
,.'it
Brother. Friend." Companion. Match,

iii'j î^
Human skin, derm. Adam (the first man).

Of Adam, human.
lK)lite.
fallow of a pair.
y^
-j'^
> Honest,
F. Sister, oili ^ :c!i -^ oiîl ^ c^) Female friend. Female companion.

Tie, band,
Women.
Brown.
Tanner.
,^'jb Îjl
JîTj
;:ii,^
oUiT d
horse-lock, stake to which

is tied.
a beast
Brotherly.
îVl
/-^^
Confraternity, congregation.
^
A
tyA
^jj^\
i
-if-
Honesty, politeness.
Ji\
XJ!^
Viper's buglcss.
G
-)}
Skin. Terrestrial surface.
^ ^^\
X>lluV
To happen unexpectediy, to
mSI
o Sl
hard, stoneless
îbi ^
IjSi
\'^^\
overwhelm
a. o. (evil).
ground.
To behave
o bi -
resolutely.
i,'i\
^Sc
To ripen. To lay in ambush for a. o. To be supplied with tools,

to be ready for a th. Tool, implement, instru-
Misfortune, adversity.
Difficult, serious (affair).
^'^
jî j '^\
j^^\
Gi1 o <Ji\
-H-
^ îTj
^
lVi\
To be To
well brought up,
to be or
cjVy^S
become
civilized.
,
invite a. o.
i COjl^ i_.iTj
Gil
i_,i1
ment. Particle {gram.).
to a banquet.
To prepare a banquet.
JJ
(
J^
-^
tiii
To j
be
C SI J
*<0^*
V Jb V
,
"^
"^
V^''-''
To
transa. th.
Jl.
îl: ,iSb
;
^.r'^
^^^^
"*^
skilful,
ingenious
in.
mit
jj
to a. o.
to pay, to resti-
To achieve, to better a. th. To render a. o. intelligent,

cut up.
^.^'t
tute.
sharp,
to
^
To
help, to assist a. o.
jp
5 tJo^^5iT
against.
s
*j
To To
try to deceive a. o.
jl>
VJ'
i^'Ji"
van, to overcome
jt
Qt'^l.
a. o.
To pay. to settle (a debt). To reach to. To exact, to take a. th.

from
a. 0.
^.
'^
^saS
(j>.
tt>
s iîlrJ,!^
To be tightened (knot). To strive for. To be hard towards a. o. End prosecuted, aim.

Cunning. Limb. Anything necessary. In small pieces.
j-
To implore the
a. 0. against.
help of
jt
a'
^sVlS-ll^
Payment
of a debt.
Performance
.iSl
of a duty.
Then, at that time, when, as, while.

Here... is, there... is
I
'iJli il.j il^-î-
Gordiau knot. The upper part of the thigh bone.z!; j

.^
on a sudden.
o'Aj
j\V\j
\h\^
When,
if.
Tumour.
ujj,b
In that case, then, thus.
>'iV
Clever, able. Ai-tful.
^^j)
March (month).
jbT S
End, aim, thing ^Jy ^ "^.'S^j ^J^ wanted. Inheritance. Ashes. (ojj ^J^bl ) cJjK^ Old thing. Boot. A ojl To light (the tire). ojJ To excite discord between.
Combustible, tinder.
kind of anemone.
listen, to
<Ây^[
To
hearken
Ji Ci) a oil "*
J Cii, J To pei-mit a. th. to a. o. To know a. th. îlSlj Oliij Cib "^H" Clj;iloiTj,Cj>C oil To call out to
prayer (amongst Moslems).
to.
To
exhale
excite a.
^jUj
o.,
,*<!. j,b *V3i
oOU j^j' a ^j} ^

Aj
5
a peifume, to smell fragrant.
To inform a. To ask from

sion to.
o. of.
ljj f^ ^ ClJuôi*
a. o.
permis- j
in.
oi'^t
js.
To
or
^jl
(dissension).
Perfume, good smell,

scent.
'i'îj}}
r-ij}
To ask leave of entering To take leave of.

Permission, leave.
î

^,^
Order (of a
_.
o'il.
Odoriferous, sweet-smelling.
Intriguer, intriguing.
^j\
^'j'l
bill).
Ear. Handle.
o'.>jj
^ oliT ^ o ib o
^
^
i?
To
to.
put the date A To write the history

fact, of
"^ <i.\jX -;.'jb .f j1

of.
-r î.jS'
Izan (call to prayer).
obi
col
>î'
Date of a
-k^jXy
letter. History, chronology.
Chamberlain. Long-eared. Muezzin (a crier
VJi'j
who
iif\j o*i>i
Historical.
li7-iJS'
calls to prayer).
Date of
ments.
coins,
monu-
lUuiJI "r-jj/c
Minaret, turret of a
oiu
^r
i*-^;
mosque.
-t-'jW^
Chronicler, historian.
Dated from; of such a date.
^jî
i
To cower,
to! jjjij
\'yj\
roll up, to
squat
a jj Ij o (reptiles).
j3"l
-^
To be
Jij}
^>!l
To suffer damage. ^ siilj vjSi a 'ji\ * 5 t\jj\.j':>\ To injure, to harm a. o. i/i5 To sutfer damage. ^ siiij *iib <î' Damage, harm done
cold (night).
Cold.
to a.
0.
Who
suffers
or causes da-
îlj
to.
il
Sustainer of a tribe.
mage.
Noxious, harmful, prejudicial
Cedar.
jS\
i^
yj\
(name of a place). There is nobody, no j^_j\j

Irain one.
^jl
j>j
'l
cedar-tree.
Uj
Rice.
To
^3'
jyî
practice agrieul-
Molar teeth. To gnash the teeth

against.
ture, to be a tiller, a
Pi'ince.
^j' trjl husbandman.

i
"fr
Jt ^^vi j;^J
*'jj^j
'i>*jl
^31^
Wasted
(land).
<j-jlOO o>fjîb oy~ijX 5r u~lJ,h_~ Agricultuiist, tiller. <^jyj\j ^j~ij\j'\j
Koot, origin. :j.j'}j -^j'}j j,j'j\ To be hvely, Cljlj C^jlj C3'l a o.J quick.
Litter, coffin.
ojl
oj*^"
?r
Piice of blood. Gift. Price J^'J-Hgiven for damage. Incitement to

discord.
>^0l
To make
To
mischief amongst, tojj;

fire).
Den.
Lively, quick.
(
olIrlj
J:.j]
set at variance.
light (the
ojjij yjj
1
To kindle (war).*
To produce honey bee). G ji i^jl ^ To remaia in the stable, to be- * come accustomed to it (beast). To prepare a stable for (a J_j n jj\
beast)
;
J^\'Jj J^\y\j ij>yjj Oj^'j K Jjl -8Eai'th, terrestrial globe. Soil, ground.
Country, land.
To bring
foi'th
herbs
i^J\
ja'y
to fasten
it
to a pole.
J'J\
abundantly
(soil).
Honey.
Pole to
^j\ji\j C5j ijl
To become
luxuriant and iîjl

(soil).
J^jl
s5
jTj
^jT
--
covered with green
which a beast
is
fastened. Stable.
ti'ee-worm, wood-fvetter. j^^l
^ x^jl
To produce a To
S'jc'jh
Cob
\% o j1
Terrestrial, earthly.
noise (pot on the

incite a. o. to.
fire).
It n
Artichoke.
sji
Confu.sion, press, pell-mell.
Bottom of a vase a stuff. Ground of a house.

;
Is^j^ sT'^^ 'SÂ "^ ground of <Li>j1 <>

-^ Urinal.
To To To
feed (sheep to the

to satiate.
s'
Ij^
1j1
-^
full),
Course of the week. Fruitful. Broad.

set limits to.
x'.^,l\ x:^'J\
^
-H-
jaJjl
renounce, to give up. flow (water).
î.
To
^/^ Ciji
^j'J
C,j1
^'j\
Boundaries, limit.
:cij?
Little man, despised man. Drain, sewer. Leaden ^-.j j"t

pipe.
^'j\
<J\^,
To be sleepless, wakeful. Cj1 a Jjl -^ To slumber. To cause a. o. ^ Glltl 'Sjj ^^hj}^ 'J'J
to slumber.
prolate
:cijl^
îjT, ^j,T
-,jl
vault.
Partial insomnia, sleeplessness.

fn ^j'l
,
j'y
\'J\
To To
build a prolate vault.
kind of thorny tree.
-^
iij\
be late.
,^ 37}
G-j Jl
^jl
-J:i-
To
eat the leaves of that

seized with
(ksjjl
Person
in arrears, late.
^j^l
iljl .^
fi>
tree (camel).
Lilac of Persia.
ci-jij\i c-i;irjTP
To be
iJj \j
^y
!j 1
Very good dates.
To surround a. th. To strengthen. To ^ s wrap a. o. in a veil. To

with a waist-wrapper.
\'yj\
yj,
0_j\j clothe a. o.
j%
having eaten it (camel). To cicatrize (wound). iij'\ Throne, seat. Ottoman. iui^l ^ Xiso j\
colic for
To eat all (the food ). * ^'J\ yj\ To devour the whole harvest,
\
^
to
To
strengthen, to assist
girdle; to"\vrap
%jj\'y s 3jT
a. o.
To reduc3
yj\j jj\j\j in a veil, a mantle.
destroy the crops (of the land). people '^''Xy'^Xi. j y^\

-^J)
/J\^
To
fy^
o.'s self
Strength; weakness. Back. Middle jjl part of the body.
to misery, wretchedness. Tooth. ^ ^ ^yy Stone set up in the j^yy^ Î'jf ^

desert.
J-'
To be
a
Lion.
Lioness.
A
Veil.
as courageous as
jZ.\L.\j
tall
olc
-u.'i
Root,
23j,Tj j'ji
j'j{
lion.
To become
strong,
or dry.
very ample
oj\Xi
jOl
jj,]j juLij
iCJj
jJ^\
zjJ:.]
veil. Waist-wrapper. Waist-wrapper. j-Jy ^ Zji^j jjit
Place
full
of lions.
oJu ^
\'^'\
Sal.\?
--
Veil. Clothing. Mantle.
To
tie, to
a. o.,
bind szjL.[j to take captive.

2(
,
i^'J
Help, assistance.
t'jj^'y'
To
To bring a. o. _/jj|j Ijd.j 1^1 away as a captive. To fasten tightly, to Sj ^\

fi>
J[ (j,jlj 6jl a uij/l -ftdenly. To draw near, to approach. To draw near (one to the iSj^
other
).
arrive sud-
squeeze.
To surrender
All,
I
as a prisoner. J J.JcZ.\
Lsather-strap. Captivity.
exc 'option.
jCl.j^'J he whole of them, -without ^_Û

j-'l
Quick step. Ji'j] Day, hour of the last judgment. xsjT To be straitened, jy^j CSjl 1 JJI "^
,
Narrow place. Battletield jjTj. To be in a strait. Sj^j ,Vj1

Eternity.
-^
i
JjU
Jjl
-J^
Retention of urine. He suffers from

isehuiy.
*^?J)b Jj''
^ys\
^f>
j^\
*j
Eternal.
'Jjt
;
Anguish
_/J ^
s^n-l
narrow circumstances,
C^jl
i
jjl
Relationship, kindred,
Uncomfortable, under constraint. Jjl
aftinity. Strong breast-plate. Strong leather-strap. Jij ^ jCI. Left side. ( jUj j}* )
To bite. jfcj ^ C-jjij To ruin a. o. (dearth), To be unfruitful (year).

Canine tooth.
^j1
s
it
Prisoner,
captive.
^S'J-^^j
JjC-lj A'JJt
j^~-\'/*
^ j^\
a'jyL''^
^J
ijlj
^jl
v^jT)
^jT
;;jl
Scarcity, dearth. Poverty.
yj[
Tube.
Israel.
-^
Shank
of a
-if-
-r
tobacco-pipe,
Gun-barrel.
6^>'jÂ
ClJLI
To correspond (o. to a 0l^ i.Jj'i' -Sthe other). To be opposite. To be opposite, to front C jT_^ Sy^
0. a,
To be afflicted with, y, To afflict; to ii-ritate

a. o.
a wj-l
CjU-i 5 JL-,T
Before, opposite, in front.
Before him, opposite to him.

le.
To
regret, to be son-y for,
^J,lj
Foun-
'
,
_ û1 c^Cl
, fi>
to lament.
dalion, principle, basis.

;u.1j
oUI-'l
Sadness, affliction.
Alas What a pity! Regret. Sorry, angry.

!
Gj
"
wj i^l Q
wi-it;
To
lay the foundation, to
uil
u-"'^
ground.
To be founded
(building).
_i.^1
Sad. afflicted.
Jc.li-.lj î-
*l
Small quantity of ashes. Jr-l Foundation of a c^L.Lf\j ^\JS ^ ^jII

building.
Barren
soil.
**-
'
iJ'jb *^*'
Sad. Nervous, touchy.
o>.il
,
Foundation, principle, establishment.
^j-^^
To be
oblong
full
^L,1 a J-1j iIC-1 o JJll
and smooth
(face).
To sharpen, to point. To be like o. 's father. Reed used for making lances,
arrows. Spear, blade. iV. of un. Tip of the tongue. Fore-arm. Oval-shaped full and smooth
(face).
A j^l
oG^
J-lG
J~l
;i::i
Fundamental, principal. ',^C'l Founder. tr--^* Founded upon, established, jc ,^.^> grounded on. Buttock. See '^Z. c-ll, -
Surname
nople.
of Constanti-
"C^^S *jlJ.v1
To
5 iSCjI JU.T, jL^ 1j
U-1^
j.x1 -
set (a dog).
To encourage
a. o.
cT"
Alkali. Potash.
ot[j
a.
oilii
y>'\ -i^
To break or soften To strengthen.

vessel.
th.* (J\ o
Noun, name. See ^^.

Lion.
Ismael.
.Ij
-U
^1
^
--
* ^S\
>ar*''
xiL.1
Earthenware, earthen pan,

Adjoining houses.
a.^^\
To To
stop, to shut.
j^'(j
a-tfl
h-
:1j ^ J C_^ J Cw- o ^1 coiTupted, to stink (water). Corrupted, putrid (water).

'i
-ik
To be
To
clothe a.
o.
with a
clie-
j^l
jjual
nurse, to
?j
* Clj
^
-S-
l^'l o
L-*l
misette, a short dress.
Chemisette, tucker. il^[j oî a kind of short dress.
-^
To console a. o. To make peace between. To console a. o., to nurse

cure.
V7
To
provide a tent
l^'al
â\
-ii-
him.
(with a stake).
To
J*^
give a part of one's

a. 0.
;
oV_l]^^
cCl
To render a. o. kind. To be near, contiguous

to, adjacent.
^ "~ ^'<?T
goods to
to be muniticent.
Vj^\y>
To To To
console o.'s
self.
To bear
Jjg
with patience.
imitate a.
console a.
o.
Burden. Compact. Crime. jUT Stake of a tent. e'j^j j^\ -r J^\ Tie, band. Relationship. j.aVj\ ^ %jô\ Favour. Caper-bush. .jL^l -5f To be rooted. ;JUj1 o JoI
o.
Imitation; model.
Relief; consolation
Medicine.
Phy-siciau.
-fJ-
To state the oingin of. *_, ^ J_^*l To consolidate. To consider as noble. To classify according to a common
origin.
A medical woman.
Doctoress.
To
leave
a. th.
to
i>l Cr-'*
'
J-^'^
a. o.
To take a
I'OOt.
footing, to take
j jo'C
Honey that remains

Base, column.
sad, afflicted.
in the hive.
^\-j\
it
-^^J"
*1-T
To To
originate in, to descend from.^^

extirpate.
To be
To be
Jj\ a '^^J
To
root out,* Jo\_r-l^
Sadness, pain, sorrow.
u1j Jj\
îi
to uproot.
Dry bread.
Origin. Race. Principle.
J^( ^
jJ,Vl
j^'l
inter-
_.lCj,Ci.1 a
^^\
^ ^
Lineage. Root.
Of noble origin.
Capital, stock.
Liî
^J,1
V.ia\
To be mixed
Thicket.
twisted (tree). To be entangled. (crowd). _Ji;'ij wi-C

^_,z.\
_
JQ)
hitertwisted (tree). Confused.
Firmness of
charactei'.
will, decision of
îl
^
ijCi-t
-Vr
Rabble.
Ji.iii^l^
^l\iS\
\'jJ-S\
Extirpation. Extermination.
Original, radical.
To be
cheerful, merry.
a ^y\
-j^l
all,
Joy, sprightliness.
j^-^\
A>
\'J--^\
,
On no
account, not at
^Ljl
.".V
by no means.
To saw (wood). To sharpen (her

woman).
\yJi
i
teeth
A ^llj
visa
l^Vl
The rudiments, the

Fundamental.
principles.
Jj.^vi
'J_,-i!
To
annotate.
To put a
J-j o
Solid, well rooted. Gifted
'%i\
j.,^'1
upon.
Denticulation.
J--Jij
with a firm temper. Noble; of good

breed (horse).
yj\
S^-.l
Leg
of a gi'ass-hopper.
-n4rl>'-^
^Vij^
Time
jiu,1j oiUfj jj>lj 3\J\ before sunset, evening.

all of
^ j^\
lj'.u.
Saw.
-^r*^
White moss that grows on

oak and pine
trees.
A'"^' tiil -^
They came
them, ^^/u^ L
J^
Wild and
hurricanes, storms.
\-
di\
To compel
a. 0. to.
Ji, i
destructive winds;c;lfe*^>4JI
kJ\ o\'j^\
^
-{}-
Shelter, refuge, asylum.
JÛjI.
To set (sun). To dry up, to

To milk
Vyi
oi^J>\-ii-
To crack
(saddle).
To
Cuu'
j.'-'j'^
'j,^
ya\ a jji_, .v^si o J1

s CjI
have no more milk (wet-nurse).

a (she-camel)
i
groan (she-camel). He was moved with

pity.
ol
î
-^
out of time.
To be weak-minded. To have very little milk

camel).
Cjl î\j a
(
^^
sheof
a ^'\
To
decrease
(th.).
To boast
Îc
cnii
to curve A^tTlj 1^1 oJh'\ an arch. To bend a. th., to bow. To surround ( a house). fl> o^'l Fault, misdemeanor. j\y] Circumference. Hoop, ^{ ^ j\^{
,
To arch,
-ft-
what one has Weak-minded.

Opitjm.
not.
Oj^'^j
circle, ring.
<>
Fi-ame.
J_J3; Ij , Jli>T ;r Jl^ I
,.u,Tj >.>l^t
-ft"
Side,
flank.
JL-C
o>j1
Laudunura. To prepare with sour
^^^
(
'"!"''
_/ 'o-sLll -^
Fort, fortlet.
^ j>i
-ft-
a dish)
o.
Cij1
stronghold.
c'aeese.
To
s
swell (waves).
To
rise
up
To
give to a.
sour cheese to
^'^
ic.
(flame).
eat.
To become
iri-itated with.
O^yi ?r -la'b JaÛ ^Vj ^[j Cheese made with sour milk.
^h
^h
JaSl
Sea-turtle.
^]j
X^"^
-^
j^^
Chimney-piece. Hearth,
place.
fu'e-
*i^J
Heavy and
(food).
Battlefield.
indigestible
Ja-il^ Jail
Agha
JasU
Sal o
'Jl -J^
(a
Turkish
c^\j\i^
^ \f\ Ts
ijl
-ft-
officer).
To
be hot and windless

(day).
Dirt of the ears or nails.

Fie, for
(day).
shame
'J\
Hot and windless
iAc%l
To strengthen a. th. A> jkfjj ji^l -^ To assert. To certify. To ascertain. To be vei'ified. To aû
be confirmed. Firm. Certain.
Reliance. Certainty.
Time. îj At the time of that.
ti_j
oiib
d^\^
îl
dUi
i
a-^1
To
till
(the
*Îb
l>=^
-^^^ >^^ "^
To hurry. la>l a a?l To be active, nimble. I^îj lî _^1 -To be quick, active (servant )._^j;jji51 Wormwood. Absinth. cn;:A-lJl '^ To tan (hides, skins). A usi jil To reach the utmost degree (ssl a j;l
-fti
J*
-ft-
ground), to dig.
Tiller, bus-
of science, generosity.
Cjj'j^b 'J\
^ j^l
Liberal, learned.
J;;'b
_
,^
j^l
'2*5
bandman.
Ball, bowl. Ditch, hole.
Tanned
j^\ ^ s^l
-ft-
(hide, skin).
Horizon. Country.
Horizontal.
jVaT
^^
jalj jal
Pack-sad-
sifeTj
^1 ^ ^V'fcb oi^l
,
die (for as.ses, mules).
Great
traveller. Adveuturei".
, i
jCJ
To
Gl&ui wi^Tj CijioU ^j&.l paciv-saddle (on an ass, a mule).

2f
put a
To
eat.
To
ÎfeUj >i^1 o J4^1 o
-ft-
gnaw, to
nibble, to corrode.
V(k=>lj *I&.L
To To To To
itch (head), vi^^j
jTl
To lie. iSy Ij i^1 dJi \igî\ a ^\j To deter a. o. from. 5 UsJl To be in want of rain and di\\ barren (soil). To be weak-minded. Lie, falsedUla! ^ *^r?b *îj ^'"K
-ft-
^
,
be corroded, rotten.
give to
>lri
,
a jTl
hood.
Liar.
iJiSlj dl^l
5 VVfeiJ I ;j6;Tj
>Lâ j^l
a. o. a. th. to eat.
Good
5 iiri^/J
for nothing. A\'eak-
ilÛ^ duil
eat together, to
jit
minded.
To
deceive,
s lLi\'î
^T,
CJi
V\ -
I
take one's meals at a
friend's?.
to circumvent a. o.
To become
Lie.
insane.
î
Madness. Treachery.
^]
^^ \i
1
To be eaten. To feel an itching. To be rotten (tooth). To become incensed. To put

o.'s self into
J&.I7
jfe^rJI
Insane.
a passion. J^tj Jî

jLfei
jifeil
To get
j s Vj^t t wiJTj UJ a ^ll accustomed to a. o., to (a place). To become tame.

,
Food, eatable.
Piece, mouthful.
Meal, repast.
To
join, to unite, to
bring
ojj
^1
^
K
together.
Canker. Itching. Rust. A great eater, J^^b JsTb

glutton.
iiôT
J^l
To compose To frequent
society
of.
(a book).
the
s CjVt j ii)iy îJ
To accustom a. o. to. ^ To be intimately acquainted

with.
j ^'Â^
^M
.
Food, victuals. jiX ^ JTU Porringer for 2 or 3 persons. <I&ii Spoon. ^\j> ^ Jlfeii* Edible, eatable.oV^Ûj J;6=t ^ J^^feiU
Victuals.
To be composed of. To have relations of

friendship,
^ji
^X^j
îr/l^
^4^b û=.ij oi;rb y\ ^ Hill, hillock. Rising ground.
i_^1
__
ÎTTj
to keep up a friendly connexion Avith. To seek the friendship of, to ^]\~L[
court.
Fi'iendship.
Thousand.
Friend, panion.
Company. xlJij ^vTj ^j] ^
^!l.
^]
will
com-^,v1 ^ ^lb,oVT^
The {article). Jl -To hurry. To be restless. VI \o'S\^ To be clear and bright (colour). To strike a. 0. with a spear. a To moan (sick person). 5LJij yS\j''i\ To be decayed (tooth), yi] a jSl To sharpen the point of. ^ j!*|
i
Compact. Relationship. Ranconr,
^1^
Familiar, companion.
oVi
r-
win
hatred.
More familiar than. Very familiar, very intimate. Tame.

Compact, alliance. Agreement, friendship. Book. Collection.
Usual, familiar.
Familiarity. Friendship.
N. of ad. State of a mother who jj}

I
j^
has
lost
her children.
ij^l n
Jl
Title-deed.
A
iJL
Is
broad-headed spear, weapon.

(he she,
it)...
:d1
not
VI
Lest...
That
he... not.
(V
VI
In order not to.

he...
If
For fear that

vi
-i^
1
Author (of a book). Composed. Book.

Dwelling, continuance
in one place.
not. Lest.
not, unless, except, save. Less.

Jl^
^, c
Ijj
,
To meet with. To gather (disi
^Jtjj
5
CJl o j1
,
^^ b
CJ 1i
J
5
To Hash To bd mad. To
jB'ij
lie.
lij
jll
--
(lightning), to lighten.
&i
]
persed people). To excite a. 0. against.
Ip
^J
a js1
vjj'l
They are
all
united
oa-lj iJi^
'U v*
âjl,
Madness, lunacy. Seized with madness.

,
j^ Uj
i
jli^
against me. Ambassador.

Gloves.
il/.
:u3jl.
^
^
Ts
To send s z^% viAjT, &j o diJI -a. o. To champ (the bit horse). To bear (a letter). a d\j\:J,
i :
|
oG^Jl
;
Te
--
who whose, whom; that.

that.
J[<
CJ31
v/J|
Letter, missive.
Sfe')Uj
;r^1
-H-
F. who, whose,
^!A)lj JlÎll
To
^ ^1
suffer.
(j\ a J\
whom;
f
These
{m.
f.). ^^j\j
IT
<il
J^\j
j\
To cause To
suffer.
suffering
s u>L(.
0.
^"0,^1
^<d
^ll
to affect, to grieve a.
Those
(p/. of
i))a,vilJ'J.
{>n-f.).
)
dUVjIj
vil'Jjl
To be
grieved.
< To
^vT^
be irritated.
Benefit, favour, grace.
*vT^j\jJ)^
Pain, suffering. Irritation.

Passion, violent
green-leaved and bitter
'\j
"v
'l
commotion
of the
fruit-tree.
mind.
Large,
Ji ^ -ulj v'ul ^ jT, oQJl
The
pas.sion of Jesus-
r.^^\
_/i'\
fat in the" tail, buttocks (sheep, men).
Christ.
Sufferer.
Regiment. cOvl ^ ^v1 Ts Handkerchief used by JX. ^ hired mourners. To. Tiil, Towards. At o.'s. To m, to, thee, to him. lji_
^1
suffering.
Jt^y^
-if-
;^
That causes
Painful,
Rancorous.
5 iftj'jlj
^\
iVl.a Sy
-ft-
To adore
a. 0.
(as a god); to worship.
And so on, et cetera. To what quantity? Go away; withdraw, be
Cj>-\ til
off.
How
long
To deify a. o. To call o.'s self a To be deified. To adore a. o. to worship. To be like God.

;
god. s^'t
'Ju
5
*^\
;ii
J*lil.l.
Till, until.
god. Deity.
(the true and only one).
!
"-^ -x
The ancient Arabs. JVlj JjV< ijîJl To direct 'ji\j ^'tj _j^'\j,^\ olA -> o.'s steps towards (a place). To profi>
God
my God Good God

Goddess.
^b
Xi'^y
pose a. th.
The goddess
?
of poetry:
J^\
Ij
;ivi
To wound a. o. in the brain. To become a mother. To walk ahead. To be at

the head (of an army).
0>l
muse.
Deification, apotheosis.
Divinity.
:^;i^
l^
s x>v.i
xL_^
(
Xi^
Ij
^c SaV
I
Divine, theological
5
virtue).
'Ji^\
To adopt as a mother. To imitate a. o. To follow a o. as a leader,

Mother. Source,
principle, prototype.
^>C
^
\j
yiLl
'J\
Theology. Metaphysics. oCîyf^ To be unable j ulf, 1^ !j 1^ 1 o v1 -^ to do a. th. To be late.
olf^b oî ^
I
To be
leave
able to.
a. th.
To
neglect, to
*
JJG J^
my mother Mother
I
eii^
\j
iutj
^jâi
5tc
-J\
Fire.
lit.
the mother of
the mother of
the
He has spared no pains. He does not cease to

warn, to admoni.h thee.
Nevertheless, for
all
)a^
G-Jaj iJj5lj
hospitality.
Mecca,
lit.
j'^\
'J\
that.jij; v1
ÎjV
the towns.
<
The Virgin Mai-y
lit.
j^\
y\
>i
mother of light. Pia mater; the brain.^_^l^l

Milleped, poiypode
^1^5,0^1^11
{ins.).cj^.uj\i ^'J\ 'J\
The milky way.

Situated near or opposite
to.
^yr^^
!'
he continues. To be unable. To neglect a. th.Ja'ij V\ Do not cease to claim x^\ 5<j vt what you have not obtained (prov.). To swear, to take \ij'\j JGj t%_\, JT an oath.
c^
î
j,\^\
A trifle.
Before, in front
of.
Possessors, possessed of I pi. of J^) _j5jT Men gifted -with strength. ;^| _^j^
Gift, benefit.
Dung.
îJ^Vl
'J]
Imam. Leader. President, x^jj ?- j'^\ Highway. String-course [arch-). Dignity, rank of an imam. Xîry
People. Nation.
Aloes.
::!}<,
s^
a
\j 'JiS
Swearing, oath.
:a1j
;^tj sîl
1
To have big
Fat
tail.
buttocks.
J1
^r
-S-
^\ ^
Xa\
Buttocks.
c.u1j Cvl
*:'*'
yr
(/-'
Foolish,
silly.
He
a
(Joes
not possess
;^JI.
/'U j^\ Vj ^l. H U

^'.
_r''l
The
gentiles, idolaters.
Motherly. Ignorant, illiterate.

Gentile, idolater.
fartliing.
^v1 ^\ >5i ->
Serious, painful alFair.

Soul. Vital spirits.
Maternity.
The
jvjtj
5^
J>"^
Wounded
in the brain.
heart
's
blood.
'jy^'^^J
A
Jj^P
^>i>1
con], part. Either, or
Convent of monks.
Is (he, .she, it)..,
not?
Man.
?^'>J
i^j>*'^- ??,^''Î
'|J,J
i
But; as
to...
If.
Chief. Prince, amir.'

Civil title equal to that
When.
'\y^'^\
j^\
^vjt
Either.... or.
ther.... or.
W^heit>
Ci. J
u\
of a colonel.
The Commander
Admiral.
.^ Colonel.
of the
cji^^l
_,9lll
To
conjectui-e,
c^
faithful, the Caliph.

jj^l
to determine a. th.
Weakness. Empti-
cjy
ij oCl.
c..
"i
i/v1
-î< ^-J
is?'?'
^^
a
ness, inequality. Doubt.
Belonging to a prince,
Public
prince.
Passion.s.
j^ -^j i^^^l
oljl'l "^
j%"yi>
To be
thirsty.
u;;
?^/l
--
treasury.
Duty paid to
Very hot summer. Extreme point. StartingEternally.
1^\ Lil^
i^VT
jti'l
-tt-
place or goal in a race. Anger.

julVl
Trustee, attorney, plenipotentiary.
Jc
Ji>
To become
proxy.
irritated
^C^^'l
Congress. Council. Conference.
Commanded:
officer.
>
J^")^
jy'i''\f'
with
a. o.
Public
To show
Laden
the limit
of.
fi>
ail
Mission, power of attorney.

Office in the govei'nment.
;5
^'U
Amida To command a. th.

ship,
(town).
k_,
Sa^Tj j^T
5 i^^l
o^l
'
-K-
to a. 0.
Yesterday, ^r-y b cr^Tj ^^T Lately, time not long past.

Silly.
To
Parasite.
To hope
a. th.
j^'ij
Oy^\ -r >U Ij ::Ail o J>1

,
It SjiÛ S^'l -'* O' ^ ->* become a prinee, chief, amir. To be in good quantity s^; \'yf a ^Vl (th.) To have numerous flocks.
'-^ '
'\j
'\
To To
trust in, to
.set o.'s
meditate, to reflect
hope on. 5 on *j j J^\7

JCT^ J> Ij ^'A o>^l' -r J*'^' j; ^>i
a. th.
To
consider, to contemplate.
To invest a. 0. with power. J^\ To consult a. o. on. J a 'fyA^y^ y>'\ To command a. th. To a. n IjUjI. _^T 0,; to order. To render a. 0. wealthy
(God
).
Hope, expectation.
Meditation, reflection.
To be
invested with power; to

delie. o.
^Jc
Who hopes.
reign.
Hope, expectation. jX ^ J/^lS Hope, that which is hoped. d^"^^ To be true, loyal, faithful. s5Cl o Ji^'s To be in ;i>;1j CC-lj C;;1j C;'l a ^1
To make a common
beration
;
_^5j'lj
y^h
to consult
/fc
security, in safety.
To To To To
be in safety against.
trust to, to confide in
intrust a. o. with, to
a. th. to.
To consult a. 0. on. -j To be actively engaged, busied ,_i about. To confoi'm to a command. To consult a. o. n y''^L\ Commandment, order, yyj\ ^ j\
-j'
To plot. ^ ^ ji^'l
'\
decree. Power, authority.
commit
put
Thing, business, subject.

a. 0.'
jîi
cJ\'J^\ 5-
_,i1
o.'s self
under
Sign, indication.
3^^
protection, safekeeping.
Opened, trodden road.

5;ij ,%\
Ji^!l cXjA
To
intrust a. o. with.
it 5
Prefecture, power, empire. i'jVXi "iyX
^1
I
do it,>i;.l)l J o1 vi iduil C as long as a star appears iii the sky. Groan, moan. oOlj V\j caj\ Groan. Lamenting continually. oOl
will not
To
reassure, to
s CU;I.^>T)
U-/^
tranquiliise a. 0.
To say Amen. To believe, to have

:
^%)
faith
CCjI^
^p\
I.
We.
a. o.
yjÔl-f^
siCl
s
in.
Selfishness, egotism.
To reprehend
getically.
ener-
^\
-^
To To
protect a.
o.
is
imder shelter, to shelter him from danger.

put
a, 0.
o*
5
Thou, you.
cnil
^ 'cJl
>i
î1
Cuj
^
'i
cJl -^
c.5
'\
You both To lament. To measure

a. o.
(dual). Ciil
i
To confide in. To seek protection from.

Protection.
o^'\
J) ^^t-ll
-J^
Safety. Safe-conduct, security.oulj jf\
a. th.
To grudge
Sj
fi^
Mercy! Alas!
c-ii'l
oCl
Moar-. Envy.
Well
beautiful
-0-
To
To
be soft (iron).
To be
':;yi o
iJ^ -^
fi>
Loyalty. Security. Fidelity,

faithfulness.
:yu1
effeminate (pers.).
I'ender feminine, to effea. o.
Sj
cJ'l
Deposit
a. th.
intrusted
c.Cw ^
minate
to a. o.'s care.
To become of the feminine gen- ^Vi der. To become effeminate. Female. :i;ib\-<^j oUia jCij oOl^^ jJI
Soft, tender. Sweet, affectuous. Feminine, effeminate.
âjI
Good
faith; sincerity.
tL1
Tru.sted
Belief.
by
all.
vA
oUjI^
Religious faith.
Faithful. Loval. Steadfast. 'U>i
oi/l
To
ij a ^'i ;lj ]j Cj Ij C_j o be polite, kind, social. To have an intimate connection ^j

I
c^^y'
-Ji-
Treasurer.
with
a. o.
To become acquainted and

miliar with.
fa-
Jl,
To render familiar. To tame. 5 ^l To be sociable, friendly, s ';l5l^^T familiar wth. To delight a. 0. by fi,j s \~.iJ^, ^t good manners. To pei'ceive a. th.
I
from
afar.
To become a man (Son of To show kindness. To act as a social man. To get accustomed to.
Social
life
:
God).
^]\^
^\r_H^
^j
kindness, politeness.
^_^0T
^\
Crowd. Familiar.
^\
Man, mankind. N. of un. A human being. "*J
Ij '^^'ii
Thy
friend,
thy intimate
iujl^
oX
friend.
Man.
Apple of the eye.
jyUlj ^^Ct
"
,^
uVlK
cyi\ oIIjI
Human.
Polite.
'jCjI.
<
To acquiesce
hinder a.
o.
in, to
come
to
f,i
V]
an agreement with.
To To
? tCjI.
JT
Humanity, manliness. Politeness, good breeding. Friendly. Meek, kind.^)^;^

Social
life.
\Jjî\
^^j ^]
^\:.''i',[
act slowly.
To
^ j\
j j'\^\j Jc
5
Friendly relations.
procrastinate.
Incarnate (the Vei'b).
To treat a. o. with meekness. To wait for, to expect.

Expectation.
Accustomed. Familiar
s JliJ,!
sijl
To
be ins'ifficiently
Patience. Meekness. Staidness.
cooked (meat). To cook insufficiently

(the meat).
Insufficiently
4> Ca(:^[ Ja'i
Time. Point of maturity. Jil j '\]j -u 'j Time, space of time. 'uT ^ Jil Day and night. jVi^l ot^tlj j^l 'UT Vase, vessel. olj'l ,ri9._j CjT^ -Jt Slowness. Meekness. otj Slow. Meek, patient. o*^
I
l_,
cooked (meat).
a. th. ^f>(ju\
a.
j^^}
Jul
-ft-
To abstain from
out of modesty, of shame.
To knock
How ? Wherefrom ?
Ah! Alas!
^
'
1] -^
oi
-J^
uT,
oi
To groan, to sigh. ll\:j/il] o To get ready, to pre- J â\7^ ,_i1

pare.
Skin, hide,
leather.
a. 0. on his 5 Clil i jiri nose : to mortify. To begin or to comfi> jiS'lr-llj Jtrj't meuce anew. To go to appeal ; to ins^ Ul'^cJ.[ titute new proceedings against. Nose. Fore^Tj jy Ij tiCT^ ^'\
raw
wilj âT ^
ujCÎ.
part of anything. Extremity, point.

In the first place.
Above. Before,
CjT
Provision. Ammunition,
'
âI ^
;l*i
afore.
apparatus.
Ba.shfuluess,
shame. Scorn.
the
first place. ^îj
uJl
Ready. Prepared, fitted out. w^vii Movables, o^-* 'j ^*'' sr 'Ir*'' ~^*'l "^^
chattels.
New. Harmless, unhurt.

First of
all, in
I
^\
j':>c^
He who
i
rates himself high,
To marry. Vyi ij îil o JaI * To get accustomed to c_) >U*I a J*^ To welcome a. o. ( a place To be inhabited (house, town). JaI To believe or to J s vi+il JaTj Ja1
).
piqued, disdainful.
Beginning. Appeal
(in law).
Initial.
^(;jl.
Future.
render
a. 0.
worthy
o.
of,
able to.
,_j
To To To To To
welcome a. marry a. o.
For the future, henceforth. To admire a. th. a fi> CiJ
JH- i
s Vl^jl^
jiT
J*'^^
marry. be qualified, to be
deserve, to be
entitled to.
fitted
Ji^b J
:<
To delight in. To do a. th. carefully.

Elegance, grace. Beauty.
Fine, pretty; pleasing. jj Vulture. Carrion-kite.
Scai'cer than a vul-
J
^j.j
jl
v J^^'
xJC\
JaC
out for.
jjlj jjl
worthy^j
jALr-LI^
jy\
of,
J^'VI jalJ
jtl
Be welcome
Û--J
5^^
*i
ture's
eggs
Said of a.
th. difficult to
Family, house, Julj JuTj ojU 1 ^ Ja household, as'father, wife, children,

people belonging to a community or
locality.
be found.
To be
(th.).
gross, coarse
To be
(kJl o viAJl ill-tempered (pers.).
-Jl-
Lead.
jloll
ddT
îjTj
Household.
Creatures. Mankind.
ût
i
-^ "^
The The
.
.superiors.
îVl
;!J|
To
To
become
<ijlj
j\j
^''1
Jl
blessed, the inhabitants
mature, to ripen.
procrastinate, to delay.
of Paradise.
* J\
Myrtle.
Holly.
^
J\
Wife.
Domestic. National,
civil.
4-J
JTS
ji^l jî Tame, -i^'l J jjjil

xlul
Room,
apai'tment.
to
Waitei', footman.
^ji ^ ;^j Ts ,jî^ Ts

Aj
j 6^1
Worthy
of, entitled to.
Ability, aptitude. Relationship,
To cause damage
a. o.
o ijT
-J^
Inhabited. Crowded,
JyJUj JaT
of.
or a. th.
Infii--
Who
oViT
deserves,
worthy
Damage. Misfortune.
mity, bane,
evil.
XaT
Hereditary goods. Jdl jt
jA\_iL
j^\
-ft-
Damaged,
a. 0.
affected.
evil
<jj>
To draw an
upon
jt
CSjl o
jT
-ft-
Home-born slave, cattle. Whether, or. Unless. To come back Cy
j1
-^
-S-
_,
G j1 o
jT
jl,
from, to repent.
? Jji
To
set (sun).
To burden a. o. Burden, weight. Sorrow, misfortune.
jjl
To come back to God. To come back from. -^ To walk the whole 'tij\*y'
day.
^|
^_'\j
^j\
^j\j kjjl
Okky (a weight of oSl ?- *jb ^J' about two pounds and a half ). To reach. To come Jl. vt^j Vjt o JT
^
-fj-
To
arrive at the 5j a kjt/ij ijj\3 (water), at (a house), during the
back to. To be reduced to. To abandon a. o. ^^ To govern (subjects). SVCl.j Vjl To be a chief to be jc ^JGt j VGl
;
night.
August (month).
Return, Shore. Use. Custom. Fi'om all sides.
^Cl.^
*;
J^ S
jlj
_jj1
set over.
^j\ ^^' ;^
To To
get
a. 0.
back
to.
Jl. 5
Jjl
Crowd
of friends.
to God,
interpret, to explain a. th.A JjCj
Who
:^j1
C)y}'j\ ?- tjljl
comes back
Family. Race, dynasty. Vapoui-
JT
contrite for sin, penitent.
that I'ises moi-ning and evening, mirage. Instrument, tool. Organ. oVT ^ i)T
Place to which one comes o^X" ^ (_a back. The highest point of the sky. ^y, -ft-
War apparel;
ai'ms.
Cofrin.
weapons,
vî)l
cvT
Summit. Apogee.
.CJ^l) a'vi
White of eggs. To complain, to

express grief.
^T - ^JS
^j\j
j^
-
-ft-
-^
^j\
Musical instruments. vJâ" *^vT Instrumental. Musician. 'J,vT Organic, oi'ganized bodies 'J,J (animal or vegetal).
Principle, principal. J\-j\j j;,ijl ^ Jjl Firstly, at _,;V| Jjl Jj Jj VI Jj V)!
first
To overwhelm
a. o.
(
\ij'j\j
\:>'j\
iT-)1-
affair).
To
To To
decline, to incline
towards
iSjl
o iT
its
end (day).
j5j
liji
bend, to curve.
be bent, curved,
,
a ij'\
Successively, by turns.
First.
Vjll Vj^
crooked.
oCjJj Jjl ^ Jji ^ ojij! Old. Preceding. Anterior.
Jjl
To overcharge
The day befoi'e yesterday. X^jLJI Jjl The ancients and the ojî^'lj u_^ jVl
moderns.
Anterior, primitive.
Priority, anteriority.
sijjl
a. o. ( work). j ^ja Bend, inclination. Work, ^y^ To supply the wants of a. o.j^ ijl y^ Burden, weight. ol3j1 ^ s3jl
Ardour of
^Cij^
j^jl
fire, thirst.
Goose.
jji^
j^ ^ j\/f ^ SjJl-a-ft-
Axiom.
To bestow
npon
Gift.
a. 0.
a, th,
;
5 CGl.j
Cjl o ^T-^;\
Interpretation, commentai'y.
Jjj^j
to reward.
Spectre, apparition.
Government. Province.
'Ji\>\
iJbl
.1
\y
I.
Take care not

Vocative.
to do.
j;i7 J\ iJu
vîJl C
Deer, stag.
jj,bj
jj'ij
j!i.j
^^
thou, o ye!
j (4^1
When
Wheresoever.
1
oC^
C'l
Q,'. -ft-
September. JyiJ"| S End, result. Return to a place, ve-j'^

treat. Event.
Int. used ia calling. Holloa
Meaning
(of a writing).
Sunlight.
'bl^j
sutj sCl.j
i
-i^
To be strong, firm. iST, Qil To strengthen. To help. To f>j

authorise, to confirm
a. 0.
i\
To thirst. To smoke
bees).
Gjl
J^
-fi-
out (the
Cbi.j CC i^ C^jl
s 'm\
or a. th.
To
help, to succour,
a SJ^'^* J'iT)
To excite the thirst To fatten (cattle).

Burning
of a.
0.
^j\
to strengthen a. 0.
thirst. Giddiness.
<_i;
îjl
To be strengthened. To be helped.aUj
Force. Support. Authority. Help. Authorisation.
To
go, to act at
jt
C31 o JV
-fr
iClj J
-î^
ea.se.
juj\j
l-Uj
In support, in confirmation of.
Strong, mighty.
Serious affair.
Xj\
ijUj
jJ,!^
sij'^
Monster. The north wind. The East wind. May (month).
jOTj jy\
^ JA
virile.
-Vr
Calmness, tranquillity. Fatigue. cj\ Tiuie, moment. Season xJjT ^ oOb of the year. Opportunity. Now, now-a-days. oVI Henceforward. lacUju'Vl ^> Till this day. till now. oS\ Jl
j''
Membrum
j\A S
Palace. Arch'd hall.
To despair of. To make a. o.

despair
of.
to
y
(
^ ^\.\^ u-i^ ^
s
CGl.
^Tj
,_pjl
To exclaim ah ayCij oj'^j ,Uj1 u To weep. He who sighs and cries to God.
I
eT
-fr
o\j\
Despair.
Disheartening, hopeless.
^Cl ^jT
)
i
Ah! Alas!
yj\j ej\) (*T, at

_j|
To To
retire anywhei'e J[
b^
jj'\
^
to.
What
sî,
^1 j^js^
jj}
4-
to take shelter in.
To reiterate a. th. To come back to.

Again. Too, also.
CaJl
j^
Ji
-^
receive a.
o.
at
^[s jj\j jyj

i
jj'\
o.'s
own
house, to give hospitality
\^'A
Wood, forest To be a
bushy trees, viiji -^ ^''' C^lj Ci b '^d * widower, a widow. To be unmanied.

of
i
To widow a. 0. (God). To remain unmarried or

widower, a widow.
^1
^;\j
To be siiUj '^^j}h %J <iJ^ t^j' moved with pity for. To flock together (birds). j^-j ^j\) To settle somewhere. A j'^h J'_}^[ Mansion, settlement. jX> ^ Sl/Vv (^yi>* Jackal. ^5jT oU; ^ tfjV Crl. Sign. Wonder. Verse t/T, c.(iT ^ i:T
of a sacred book.
Who
lives in celi;
J\jJj
^SA ^ ^1
'JA
Example. j\^
bacy.
Widower widow.
^1
(time).
'^'A
That
!
is..., viz.
Hey.
Snake. Male viper.
Yes. of course.
By God To draw near
Ho Holloa
!
To
v'jt
JT-S-
Which ? What ? Which

one
?
xf
'
be tired, fatigued.
Weariness, fatigue.
^'l
Whosoever.
Where
What ?
Particle, prefixed to the objectivet\^
Jij
Wheresoever, wherever. Always and everywhere.
oA'i^ 4
case of pronouns.
Whereabout ? Where ? How far.^'i Jl^ Wherefrom? ^'\ Me, thee, him, us, you. them. Tell me. Go on ( imper. part.). It is thee we worship. *jl, j!L^ ilG Yes. So. Beware of. * iJU \'^_]j ,\yj] a
-ii-
1^
NA
^v
To be afflicted, sad of. Courage, strength, boldness.

Misfortune,
^_,
^\:][
At. During.
I
In.
With. For. By.

^j
^-cJSJ'
J^s~i
^1.;
l^'jI
J^'^.j '^'^.J u-'^J adversity. Sorrow, harm.

dli'i
passed by him. Early in the morning. He has walked during the

night.
jiL
^!A1j
jL,
No harm in it. No objection to it. Be fearless. No fear.

Misfortune. fniiappy. Poor.
^'J V
vHijLi ^\'i
di'jj. ^'i;
V v
Go down in peace. He struck him with the

I
W^\
^l)t; *>>*
ij.j,1
,_^^
OUJ
^^ ^ ^_^jG
^_^
-tr
sword. found him to be lionhearted.

for eye.
c-^J
Unhappy. Poor. Brave, gallant.

Passport.
Jtj^'C-G Is
Eye
cijiJli
t^l
.
To throw down on
Head,
a. o.
s J-'-d.j
Ci'i^
a J^J
the ground unexpectedly.
By God. By my life. In want of. Without.

Free of charge.
Uselessly.
(
J CJ-j.
(
Jit;
V
)
o )y'.
->'
'_^^
chief, first.
û Ts
^ÎT J.0 Ts
j-^
^.
^^
^
^jiî;
Head
clerk.
Pasha.
Irregular troops.
CjU^Q ?ojjV
Corporal.
Captain.
Ts Ts i^^^ ^îC oji Ts ^^j^d Ts
^Q
Why? How?
Since.
For the reason
0I Cj j ol
1.j
Major.
^^^kiTds^^.
Ja'il:
Te
-J}-
that. Because. Papa, old man. Pope, the Holy Father.
QG Ts
oljGG
^
'4i'S'.
To
recline quietly on
lU
Papal.
October.
'î^ki
the side.
2nd month of the Coptic year.

th.
iTG
Ce
To neglect a. To be small,
^
u
0^
^jy.j *J'S o Jjj -ftwretched. Small, wretched, paltry. j,:u J-l^j J-ij
To say To say
father.
tl'
:
to a.
0.
'zS\ J^t ) I will
ransom thee with
my
father.
To
boast
of,
to
*IjVj
tit; HS-
glory
in.
More
Kind
;
glorious.
jt'1
way. Fat baby. oLj j Lj * They have the same jb-lj oQ-i â temper, the same manners. Turkish slippers. T-^.^ji ?- 9rJ\i P^ A kind of hunting j/J ^ J^: P
leopard.
Root, origin, middle of a. th. ^|y Apple of the eye. ojiJI 'y.y. Kind, way. -tf The best head of ^\\ Duty upon importation, a flock.
<>
town-due.
To sink a well. To conceal, to keep in To ensnare a. o.
IjlJ
jl' -S-
store.
jtJij
2(
jUi
Parrot. oljul?-!- 'liSj 'UL' -SBabel. Babylon. JjC - From Babel. Babylonian. Magical-jjC
Well. pit. jl^.J j'^.'t'jr-^s. Hollow. Deposit, treasure. Fire- %jy pit dug in the open for cooking. Para, farthing (money).oOC ^ s^G Ts
Camomile
(plant).
,
iiJ^'ifP
i
-{{-
To be
To cut. To decide. A ^nb ^ o c.j To give up. To achieve. To exhaust

(a beast). To furnish a.
o.
iS^y. J
îy.i
^-^y.
a u-ij
"S*
unhappy. To be destitute.
What
with
;&_,
travelling provisions,
apparel.
^ To
a bad man! D?.^' î To be strong. To be brave. C'lJ o ^j-y. To ba crushed by (misfortune). ^\J\ To pretend povei'ty. u-'i^
Depressed bed (of a river) With dependent branches (tree Shoot of a palm-tree cut off ;Ll;
e\
To To
take (a promise) as cei'tain. provide o.'s self with provisions.
^.5:7
from the main stock.
be cut
off.
To be
decided.
cj^>
cut.
z^[
-r
To divulge, a. th.Sj A ^'kj ^_ o c-i -^ To scatter (the duat beasts). To communicate a Be-fi> s '^]j ^C j cret to a. o. To open one's heart to. To confide secrets to e. o. oCj To be divulged. To be scattered. *^\ To ask from a. o. to reveal A iJr-ll^
:
coarse garment.
'cA
N. of an. A cutting, a
Decidedly. Irrevocably.
xS
j!j.j
OCJj
-J
CxJ
iSJI
Not at
Cask.
all,
by no means.
i^Jlj irj. .V
fi>
*^;
Travelling provisions,
apparel.
;L'|
^ oOo
a secret. State. Great sorrow. Scatter.
'^
Manufacturer or seller of coarse garments.
C/^.j 'J?
Matter divulged, disclosure,

Published, divulged.
oîijlj cî
Who
Cut
cuts, settles, decides.
ctj
opo o^^
raise
off.
Decided.
c^h
A Ou
j^'J]j
,
o/Ji
To
divulge a. th.
To
^ ^^h
To
curtail, to
bob (the
o-rt' -
and scatter (the dust).
tail).
To be To
'
cut.
iSa;
Jy,
be covered with blotches,
car-
buncles, tubercles.
Pimple, blotch, tubercle.
j^' ^ Jj
^f^î'.
-ii-
Sharp-edged (sword). Maimed. Bob-tailed. Rush-mat.
j\:Cj
j
Jij]
^1^ ^
a
Vlj
C.f/
^_^C
i
Numerous, much, many. jjiJ jî^j To be red and swoUenîiL^j L'i'i a ^_ with blood (lip). Red- lipped. ^ ,ui7 j> jc^>\ To overHow (river). CSlSlTj Cii o jS -To emanate, to derive. jSlil^ To break its dams and ip jiljl
To make Avine. To have o.'s own
/i^'-S-
Vp^|j
ilf;
a î
way, to take nobody 's advice. To have a fine neck (horse). To have
strong articulations (man).
Means possesion:
belonging
to.
f.f->;
jsjs.
^x::!
<>
overflow (water).
Intoxicating drink
.
made
of honey
,>
To proceed
from. (Holy Ghost).
and dates.
Procession (of the Holy Ghost). JiiJl^ Overflowing. Proceeding (Holv ^{î Ghost). Piece of ground even and jL ^ sii; -S-
Whole, complete. The whole tribe.
,~j
-Urj
j, ^'>\
.liij -Ur;
,
U-^l
--
To detach To be
cut.
a lilrJ j
ffe^r;
dl:J
violently, to cut off a. th.
smooth.
ti^vb "^-^^
off.
Wheat growing
To sweat.
in
it.
\'^_
-C.'^,
part cut, torn

cut. to cut
^, ^
,
issc:,
(i;
--
Sharp (sword).
iJ^Jj^wUG
Sycophant, flatterer, fawner.
-j_;
To
j!;j
-^Jf,
J5
--
To lance (an abscess). A UtJ a r^"^ To fatten (cattle; pasture-land). 5 To strike a. o. with (a stick). _j 5 To make mischief to a. o. To be lanced. To be struck. ^\
Pimple on the eye.
x^;
y
off.
To devote
vely to
o.'s self exclusi-
jrlfj jfj
God's service.
off.
To
live
in
celibacy.
To be
curtailed, cut
jrLM
Disengagement from
things.
all
worldly j-:ii
ser-
To quiet, to dandle (a child), To be fat. < To be swollen. To rejoice in ^ ^J^^ To cheer, to rejoice a. o,
.
Maid consecrated to God's

a
vice,
J^;
J>J.J1
virgm.
The
blessed Virgin.
Cheerfulneiss, joy.
Virginity.
To remain
fli'm
io.
.
To j tC^^j
-tCî,
-fi-
enjoy (glory). ^ To give a. th. generously.
To stay m. c_i jkjj , li^| o j^. -fr Bottom. Root, origin, real state sl^J
of a thing.
A rC^t
9^*4"
^To
To go
render
a. th. plentiful,
abundant.
'j\j!i\
He knows, thy He
is
i)_,*l
Sj^
ji^ j^
in the middle
of a
concerns, thy business.
house.
aware
of the
_^V| Sa^
striped oiJ
To spend
o's
life,
in
gran-
j^\\ J
Cfl^
^
i\ao.
thing.
dem' and glory. Comfortable Company.

<>
Clothing
life,
made with
ot>.>
stuff.
comfort.
Middle-part, centre. fy Considerable (wealth).
<^^-!
t^^-t*
Precious garnet : carbuncle. To have a big belly.
i^
To bulge
j^Wt'.
-fr
out.
To be pure, unalloyed, ii^ To disclose a secret to a. o. To show a jordial, true

love to d. 0.
Pui-e, uniningled.
zJ>ji.
Swelling of the navel.
J^ ^ s^!
'e'J>^,j
c.>C V^\ iiCG

n
He mentionned
his
VJff-
î
apparent and hidden defects.

Misfortune.
Big-bellied.
î,|
c^
c^-J
'>^.'ji-
true born Arab.

earth),
of. to
'iâJ
Stout and short.
'isJ'^.i J^-i "^
Misfortunes.
j'j^Qt^l
J>^\
^j^.
^
-S-
To scrape (the To be ir iûest

a. th.
(xki
c^]
-^
To cause To
search
^
c^ C
i
,_^j ^ , CJti (water) to flow, to gush.

spj'ing, to gush.
o ,j^.
,jS>^Si
^-^^
To
To
contend, to enter ii>: into discussion with.

investigate,
c^ Qj
Abundant
To To
(spring), ^j-j-^^ <j-i?-î u-?j cut a. th. with a -fJa Q>o, a
cS-s-i'^j
sword.
eat to surfeit, to
^î'lj U?i7 a
to scrutinize a. th.
Research. Examination. oUJ*! ^ d^ Mine. Scops for search, for cû ^ citl*
investigation.
cloy.
Pelican. Stork.
^ ^
-S-
To be
in
good
yi^ jV^k; o JiJ
Dispute, discussion.
To scatter, to separate. To find out a. th. To be squandered, wasted

Wastefulness. Lavishness Lavisher. Squanderer.
To be glad, merry. To be respected. V^' j JJUj o jii To honour a. o. To applaud, 5 jA> to commend a. 0. Wonder. jSe7
circumstances.
Yes, certainly. Enough, sufficient, jij Honoured. Respected. J^^j Jc?*^ To be silent out of C_^' j C?J ^r?? "^ To fear or stupidity. To stare.
i
To
be confused, seized
with fear. To be affected with an unquenchable thirst.
To To
till
(the earth).
l^^^ a >.;
j
shrink. To delay. Numerous party.
slit,
to cut open the ear of
J>j
y^j
fit
_^>;
>
To
Simpletons, foo's.
inculcate a. th. (in the
of).
To voyage ^} upon the sea. To be swampy (land) To endeavour to examine J ^^ To

a. th. thoroughly, to
a (she-camel). be salty (water).
^[
9fcJ O?^
-^
mind
To
rivet, to clinch (a nail).
To be
inculcated.
go deep into.
to
To
expand.
To widen,
vî"l
To be hoarse. To render a. o. hoarse (air).j

Hoarse. Fat.
s>îJj
r-JtJj ^S/\
stretch forth.
Sea.
Hoarseness. Rough, harsh voice.

jGtJ^j jy>'^.j J^-J} tt
J>-^.
<i^
Any great
r^y^
"^J
*^!
''-i'
3^
To staain (pot). To have a foul breath. To perfume with incense,
emit vapours.
iî^
-fy-
jSf
bi-ine.
VJiC a jUi -
îtJ
To
Î^J
To perfume with To perfume one's

Foul-breathed.
incense.
self
ipj ^
with
^
Sj,>iJ'i
JiCh
incense, to be incensed.
_,iij1
Vapour;
efriuvium.
^ J^\
generous man. Man of extensive knowledge. Wide stepping horse. ^ Course ( of the yeai', week). The Ocean. lcs^" j>^^ The Mediter- ^j^ll _,>jj ii.;;^^!) î^Jl ranean sea. The Atlantic Ocean. oC'Ua)! J^j Mirage. olia^ljl Jt\
river:
^
Frankincense.
Cyclamen
(plant).
cKjy^. j ^hi'^rr j^'> ^/î jji-j

^\'ji
The
i-iver Nile.
j_l!l J^C;
Steamer, steamboat. Steamer.
^
t
c'î-i).
s?j/'i v-^l^'*
Censer, thurible.
_rQ-*
Xj*^^
Province of Arabia. Basin. Fish-pond. Haven, pool. Land, country. Hop-eared and S^-i^
set free (she-camel).
ci3*r"
jiW;_
s^rsti
J>-'. rr
^-i
S-d*;
Perfuming with incense,
thurifer.^ltl/J
lî-J
To
a.
put out (the eye of

o.).
A
^
a jkJ
-
To cause damage
Aj
CiJ a ^^4
Lake. Belonging to the sea, marine.
oO.vti
(
^r
)
ss'j,
Jus
y^xJ
to a. o.To put out a. o.'s eye.
To wrong a. o. in his rights. To do mischief o. to a., to wrong o. a.

Deficient.
u-'-^*^
Sailor. C)jijtj J ojj^. t j^.j s^j'h Depressed place, hollow. *iO^ Forbidden. Inter'^sting. himself ^>C about what concerns him not.
Low
(price).
Tax.
^^j^
o
Canicular, dog days.

fit.
*0^>iijJ^Q
To bore
Bodkin.
a. th.
(!*>.;
Hole, eyelet.
^jil'>.;1
To
give a gratuity to.

Âi-fi-.^
To be in a To be delirious. ij,i,j -^ J-p-j ^ oj^^^ -^ ^ ^W? < Deliiious, raving. Crisis of (an illness). Delirium. olîJ j^l.i' < To prick a. 0. Ijiy S a ji; ^ ^li,; ^
-Jf
Gratuity, gift,
bribe.
^ îi^:'Ps
To
dig.
To
in
c^j jsjc
of.
^.:
<>
excavate
search
To put out the eye of. j Caij a ^k? -^ To have the eyelids fleshy, {^j a^jai^,
swollen.
Flint, pebble. (*;.ia:
jsjs^') î-.;
^SoisJ
-^
-M-
To
be empty-handed.
^jjk^>
îsv
To
look steadfastly.
To have
.
^tc.:
the eyelids inverted.
Having fleshy
eyelida.
[^l^^
To slaughter (a sheep). 5 To commit suicide from

grief or passion.
iTp^J a
^ ^l^} ^J ^
il_ij
unemployed. ^r^-^ To snore. < To drizzle. b-J o -Jf <> To sprinkle (tobacco) with. a To inject its (venom snake).
Idle,
Exclamation of praise admiration. Bravo!

^
'iC
'ruj^rt
Aspersion. Drizzling rain.
xki
j^.li;
-}1-
To
To
1
sink a well. -^
To
Aj
5 CJiJ
To
groan (camel). To snore,
reprehend
O
a. o. publicly.
iJ
^,5.;
give friendly advice to. ^.ifji

t_i
To approve. To cool (heat).

Drizzling rain.
rC'k^^j
vjpîj
<tVis;
îi;
J ^j9i> a
ît;
<i-j^. "^
<
recognize (the right of). Public reproof. Confusion,
x^j
Happiness, good chance, luck. î.j P Camels of Bactriana. c^.
fy-
shame. Reprehended. Covered with shame.

out the
Happy, lucky, fortunate.
o>'itl'j
z-^h-'t
-ft-
p^> To
ji-.; --
waddle.
To put
eve
jk;ij
isiw
a stately Elegant bearing.
To walk in Jil-'f, j\i.j gait. -^ To become proud.

a. th.
Z'J^'i
of.
To
scatter
jU-4
-tt-
tjb
another, to begin with.
To be
deprived of
CutJ
a iJlt
c^^
To To
create, to find out a. th.
'taJ'l
cut
new
teeth (child).
novice.
*ii,-iJ
To
^
begin
a. th.
V j' * '*-^\
j *liyj s'W j
one eye. One-eyed. To be Jft
3iî
uj !>u; o
To become a
Js^Jî^'^J J>Q jk; J >U; a JiJ -

,
miserly, avaiicious
of,
towards
a. 0. s
Beginning,
principle.
*-*?
la the beginning.
i'ji *cSi(i
j -JJ Jji
^j^^ ;>>3
To charge a. 0. with avarice. To find a. o. avaricious. To give reluctantly to. it

Avarice, stinginess.
Avaric:ou8.stiugy..>u;jJ^;
Jki
8 Jstjl
^ J-^V^
ji4
He
*iljjj h'^'j^
->'
>^,-*i
J^
JtJ j
went back by the same way.

Beginning.
Initial,
<>
Jcjo J*"^
J&J
iiiil>
Noviceship.
'\j^X
y|a_^'l.
laj'l-^
primordial.
Niggard, very avaricious. Inducement to avarice.

Veil. Head-covering,
Preferable,
more urgent.
jii^b
J^-t^l ^^
Principle. Origin.
'^?^
^^
llcl>J
B-gun.
beginning.
Inchoative. Subject
Novice.
*^' !s?Qj jJ f'jjj
'jiu
*ii,.Qj *>^,-V*
Creator.
A beginning.
{gram.).
Beginner.
-^
'v^,-^
\t'jj
He
ha.s
"'J^^^.j
iiij
done
it first
of
all.
To
strike a. o.
(with^
5 (i-lj a
a stick); to surprise Extensive field.
a. o.
^jJ with.
-fr
To
ii. ioj
(. jj
^LJ ^ ^|jj ^'A o ^-V , a ^Jj -H,
To subside (anger). |^J o C>J -^ To separate, to remove. Jj * ifj o Ij To scatter, to throw * IIuxj ioJ away. To squander a. th. To remove a. th. from. To barter a. th. a iSIoj j sSu^ iG To share a. th. between, jjJ A jjl To be scattered about. i!Cj To rush against o. a. (fighters). SCj To apply o.'s self to (alone). ^ alS-l t To appropriate. To use a. th. freely. They went away. ^^ 2kJLi.l
-ft-
be raised
in dignity. a. 0.
Equal, similar.
j>
IiJ
txi
To
^
be exalted above
lavish, to
jp îjj
6.J0
Flight, escape.
Certainly. Necessarily.
To
throw away.
ii.jS
V
"^
Lavishness, prodigahty.
^jj
Assuredly; unavoidably.
Idol; temple of
idols.
^ Dô'
^
CiJ
Invested with dignity,

I'aised to dignity.
rooj
iljJb Silu
Buddha. Veda.
^GIj soJj
s?.Ai'
To fall upon unexpec-
5 \'jj'ji o JS, tedly (accident); to surprise a. 0.
-ft-
Part of a thing.
( I
"^^
To have
a face like the
full
moon
Jl, j| 5
jjj
will,
s?^>ii>*>* ) s^r'i.' V?!.> desire. I wish.
(boy). To ripen (fruit). To hurry towards a. 0.,
Power, strength. Want. Battle, fight. Equal number of

fighters.
yjS
illJ
to hasten forward.
To
run up to. 5 O'^j SjiV' S^\ To lose no time in. To hasten to do a. th. ^jj Jl^ To walk by moonlight. j'jul
They have
persed.
dis-
-oiCij JîC'l l_î

'|!J j,
Stout, large and big. Having
jJl
To To
outrun.
To
forestali.a. o.
jX~'>\,
run up to. Jl. jjcJl. His eyes flowed with tears.ivUp Oj^^l
Full moon. Disk.
jj^ ^
jjJ
Advance, motion forward. Rain before winter. Small fat

camel, a Early, soon.
tSj^"
'^j jj
parted thighs. Scattered. Spent recklessly. ijli Despotism. \X1^[ To begin a. th. j\ A 1 JJ a 'ijJ * To create (God). To start from a country.
To make
<>
to begin.
< To
^
s
admit
^^
Sti.:
as a novice.
'4i,^^.
Earopaan
priest.
^^
To make
a. th.
before
*~
oJb
C
fi,
Tr
To crack To To
(walnuts).
fat.
(pjj
(.'m
Sum
Corpulent,
o. th. for
^.jo'j
â/
-J^
substitute
^j
fi>
JjJ1_,
vIJ o JlJ
t'. money eg\iai jjjJj jjj ^ ijjj to 10000 dirhems {about 20 pounds slerlitKj). Bag that contains it.
of
ji\,
another.
receive a. th. in
of.
^ * JlC
^j
Ja;
exchange
N. of ng. Hastening. Shining in all its splendour (full moon). Point, edge of a sword. ji\j'i ^
s^.'^C
To change To
To
give in
o. th.
for an-
AA
J!J
other, to interchange.
v_,
Ht of passion. Make haste.

Basket. Chickens.
SjIjJ
sVIjuj :6iLi JiC
exchange
for; to barter.
be changed, exchanged. -^
clothes.
-^
To
Jolj
fine
To heap up
Thrashing
(provisions).
floor.
2J
change
clothes.
To
put on
To
o. th.
To
receive
in
^j
fi>
Jal7
exchange
for another.
To woi-k by turns (workmen), j To exchange employments, fi JifJ

to permute.
receive, to
protect a. o. -^ To *J oj-4 waste, to squander (money). To be wasted, squandered. LavLshness, wastefulness

Spendthrift. Lavisher,
ft'
squanderer.
Jollll^
To
th.
ask a. ^j A in exchange of another.
Bezoar (stone).
A. th. .Voj^ Jla;1 ^ JiJ^'j, JliJj JI4 given or received in exchange. Change, substitution.
yij iC P To begin a. th. iaJ a poJ -STo produce, to find out a new th. To be matchless,(pya; J icIaJj ulJ
fi>
f.'-o
unequalled.
Generous, noble man. Jjjj Jlu jij Apposition {gram). Price, value. JoJ
Instead
In
fy-
To become fat. To consider a. 0.

tor, a heretic
lia; a p.jJ
as an innova-
2 ^SJ
of.
o*l
J^'
:t3lj
exchange
for.
^^ Vaf
Jiu^ jj^^j
Suit of clothes. Chasuble.
Change, permutation. Exchange.

Reciprocity.
Reciprocally.
-> To have a strange behaviour, ^.a; To find out, to create a. th.* ôrjlj f^\ To excel in doing a. th. To be ^jj
I
the author of a heresy.
JiCj
Vi>C.7
Reciprocal, mutual (agreement). JiCi*
To strike a. o. To have o.'s horse jaded. To look at a. th. as strange,

as new.
Inventor.
o^. ~ ^ ^jjl
fi>
pallet
To grow big, stout. To grow old. To become wealthy. jSu' To clothe a. 0. with a coat of mail. 5
Stoutness, obesity.
<5laj'
New.
Novelty.
New
doctrine.
Heresy. Sect.
Invention, innovation.
Sti'ange, extraordinary
Body
e.'^pecially
the
cj\'jj\^cjjJ
trunk). Short gown.
Of noble descent
Floweriness of
style.
Contriver of a
;ojJI 'Js. î:>ij
(man).
new
tf-
thing.
New
water-skin.
Old chamois. Old (man).oli; j o'j^Syô'A Sleeveless corselet. ol>; j oClo ^ i'jj' Victim ottered in Mecca.
Big. stout.
o^!
i:i.-*j.>
,
,
Rhetoric, elocution.
Strange things
^_j^
o Jo
?r
o?Q
-j:i-
uproar, theft, fight, etc. Creator. Contriver.
p-icLaj
fJu/>
To overtake
5 ^^ j
^'A a
eaJ
a.
Heresiarch.
suddenly (event).
To
accost
o.
To be
tion.
defiled
unexpectedly, to surprise.
To be
like
with dejec- fejJ a pO/ -ttstained with a crime. To
To
overtake
a. o. by.
SCj
crawl
a cripple.
1 )
qA,
extempoi'ize (a speech).
To be high, great. To be To vie with a.

r.ess.
y-'j^j
^>-M
<^Jj'
To
ojS^
proud.
o. in fastuou.s-
S ^'i\j
Extempore speaking. i\j>.>j lalaJ Extempore, production without previous notice. Surprise.
Pride, haughtiness.
^Si'
rr
High. Proud.
r-?l>r
fit
^Ki J '^'V
fi>
To sow, to scatter. SjjJ o jJJ -^ To spread (a doctrine). To scatter. To squander, ^ jiG j jJS
to waste a. th.
Seed. Sowing-seed.
jj'jj,j jllo
Extemporaneously, *i-*-ll ^j Cjj-u without premeditation, unawares. Beginning. Extemporaneous Mi-4

action, intuition.
Extempore
speakei*.
Ex-
eJ-il^j cjIj;
temporizer.
jJS
Here and there, to and fro. Great talker. oj\JL(j

Wastefulness. Prodigality.
Spendthrift. Talkative.
ji' jij^-^'j j^.
To seem. good. fit. To appear, to show o.'s To live in the desert,to

lead a nomadic
life.
\'jj,',
o \j{
-Jf
self.
jtiJij
J/
î^
SjGl7j j\juj
jju>i
Speudthrift. squanderer.
To
To
protect a.
frighten.
o.
or a. th. ^j s j^li;
itaJlj liX'
*
^
Protector.
Jj,-^'
^ôlj To appear. To come forth. To manifest openly to a. o. v_) 5 jib (hatred). To return evil for good. To do a. th. for the first iôJl
fi>
To
*j
pi3
time.
drip (a liquid).
To manifest
j^'-^X
" _>*-4 "^
a. th. to a. c.
J ^
i\'y'
To be
scared.
De.-ert. de.sert of
nomads.
XiÛj jlo'
frightened away.
pursuit of a. th.
f
To
disperse in the
horsemen ).
jVl; P Drink made from the juice of grapes slightly boiled. Chess-pawD. Pedestrian. jiCj ^ JJilj P To bestow, to ? JiC j Vlf o Ji/ ^
i
Nomads, bedouins. Nomadism. Desert. Bedouin. Nomad.

.V.
liiG.
Sjlajj Sjlli/
Va-^'
ojivj
of ag.
|aj
.
<S%j J-4j
^^k
from o
Clear, evident, manifest.
Caprice, fancy, freak.

Fanciful, whimsical,
fj-eakish.
olja/
Slo/
-
give generou.sly to.
C-UV >^'^
i(J ^
J^
To devote o.'s self to.^p He did his best. To make a daily use of
(clothes).
jl oi:>
iliJ
Ji
ia+ai
Encampment in
desert.
the
jXH
-S-
Jarit
To
^\jh'^
To be
of a daily use (clothes),
Valuable present, donation. Strenuous exertion, endeavour.
Jli/
aîJI
Ji'
Siji! J ei\JSj b>a/j (iJu' a a/ be decayed, to be old, worn out. To subdue, to tame, a YSiSij ju' to humiliate a. 0.
I
a;'
Worn
c^\ji\ Jli/
out, decayed. j'i/j s'iG

ipj fiij
'JJj "^V
i
Devotedness, self-devotion.
To
despise,
o.
s |li/
Ioj' -H-
Generous giver.
Given, delivered, spent.
JlJJ'j Jiî
to loathe a.
or a. th.
loJ
JjJ^J
^
To be
e'AjJj t\JJ o '/Si'j a IsSlj
Shabby Joflij Jiu* t

,
*5-Vf j J-V-?
*5i
dissolute, wicked.
clothes, of a daily use.
To abuse
quarrel.
0. a. in
words.
To ^
? liG
Common word, style. Jorji 'j.yS' To be considerate and Via/ o ^JJ ^

self-possessed.
To blame.
profligate. siji/
'^fi'
Of bad morals,
Foul-mouthed.
j,'j',
Generosity. Fii-muess. Patience.

Self-possessed, reflecting.
^j J/
<>-j
Lamb. To split
rub
oVj-i
a. th.
?-
iri' "^
-ii-
To
fit
^'js a ^.j/
Egg-plant.
oUiiC
jc.
oUJiC
oif (a skin).
To hold an
jjf\j
iî' o \JS -^
Fissure, rent.
skin.
Chap on the ^jjj ^
^'j/
obscene language upon.
(TO)
to form out of nothing (Go-l).
\j^
To be
a Isy'
a \sj.
bad, dissolute.
XjJ
Sjj'j'j \j.
j
jly'
To be free, freed from. ^^ 'et\'J â v'J To recover from (a

disease).
Of bad morals.
'ÎMj ^-^'
To
be truthful (man),
y
^
i
-S-
inviolate (oath).
o.
To
absolve, to clear a.
guilt.
:^
oû
It/
from
To bestow bountiful To show filial piety

to o.'s parents.
gifts upon.
j et/yj
Ij;.
To recover. To free. To cure a. o. from To be cleared from. To part from o. a. To a.sk to be freed fi'om a. i bc-l th. To abstain from. To cleanse (the
body from
dirt).
Cure, recovery.
First night in a month. Last night in a month. Shed, hut for hunters. Immunity. -^ Piivilege. Diploma.
To obey God. 'ejVJ.j \y. ^ To do good. To have mercy on. 5 ^7 To justify, to clear a. o. s jy To be beneficent towards. To j j\, show kindness to. To travel by land. To multiply. 'J' To keep an oath. To intend ^j j alms-giving. To take a. o. along.
to the desert.
Sf|^
Permit. Passport.
if-
Pope's
bull.
GCit lAj,
ijjC)
To exceed; to overcome a. 0. J^ To justify o."s self, to be cleared jj]j from a charge. To become just, pious. To do good o. to another. j\Ji
Innocence.
Filial piety.
Franchise. Exemption. Sentence

of liberation, of discharge.
Good faith. Beneficence. Good work. Rat.

^^^
(
y_
Creator (God). Cured. Free, exempted. oî__^j

Innocent. Cured.
He cannot distinguish [_,j Oi

'->
\jA Lsî-iV
anything.
lit
a cat'from a rat).
'J
Wheat.
Inland, continent.
F. Creature.
Cured. Freed.
j/J ^
iÛ/j
y
iJj'
By land and by
Dl;itj J^'j -
Ju.'^t.
sea.
To
bristle up.
Pious.
-iyjj
yj] ^
jifj
y
j
-fy-
Fine feathers on a
cock's neck.
Innocent.
He shows
of the land,
filial
piety
t'/JSVy,
%j
\{
The herbage
Cock.
to his parents.
Out, outside.
\y
Pipe. Aqueduct.
Sewer.^
Savage (animal). Not grafted

(tree). Continental, inland.
'jy
'r
Kind of spinage. Bhte. To mumble, to mutter.
Desert, waste.
Exterior, outward,
feit (coin).
^jJ3-i
*ly'
'^fy.
A deep
Guitar.
well.
Oj^X^^
external. -> Foreign. Base,

it
counter-
To
deceive.
ii^fj. <iXiJ. <
Deceit, imposition.
^^X^XJ. ?r
"^yj. "^
First fruits of the tree called
iJlj'l.^_,r
Story told. Ancient Egyptian temple.
More
*;*,j
i
pious,
More
beneficent.
'y\
Ce
-^
Justification.
Filial piety. Beneficence.
^^7
To cut a. th. To be stupefied. To be skilful in an White sugar.

Jar.
fft>
\jj
fit
Ci'ji
(jy
a o_,/
o^j'l
art.
Cjyy; j
CjJ
Orange. Orange-tree.oVsVJ
<
olsJj
Ts
j['J;j a
yj> ^ iy\i Good, pious, accepted (woi'k). j/jY' To make a noise. -^ To mutter. J'j, Berbei's. Nubians, lyvj^j ^ y'y Noise-maker. jQjf' Barbarous, barbarian. stLh J
yy
Soft gvound.cjj'Jj cjC \j oI>. ,- o'j-' "^ Clutches, claws, talons.^; \, J'J, .{^
Sorrel
(yu/a.).
fi>j
To
create.
-y.
^j-lj'y "> -a
I
C T"\ )
^X
have good
fare, to
%.'},
To
file
(iron).
To
cool the
A
ip
\ij_
To
a ^^'
-S-
eyes with collyi-ium }J_. To be just, unquestionable

(right).
fare well.
îjl
i^
To
cool, to chill a. th. To ^ i^'j o ijr' soothe, to alleviate (pain, sorrow).
To appear. To ascend (stars), o To build a tower. ;rjj b !/ ^ To augur a. th. by the course ^j'
'-Tf'y.
of the stars.
To be devastated by hail. ^ To confirm a claim. To enter upon the cold season To weaken a. o, (illness). To
send off a (messenger).
V-
To array
herself (woman).
f^'JAj -riJ.
tt^v
-r -xj.
Tower. Castle.
Signs of the Zodiac. i)>iiVl ^j^ Able sailor. Libei'al (man). ^jCj Man-of-war. -^ Inn. ?rj,l>!' ^r *^j Q
To serve up a coo'.ing drink. To take the fresh air. To be cooled. To be soothed

([.ain).
Having beautiful
eyes.
^^|
'Va-^r
^_^1
streaky woollen garment.
a> jj
Target put on the

;
To show coldness to if- To be dull (man). To find a. th. cold.
act slowly. ijCj
point of a spear.
^^rj ^ cr^'J P Heap of stones,
Jupiter (planet).
i>J?-^l ^'j Cold. Coldness. Coolness. Sleep.
Finger-joints.
To
He
I
^y ^
cr-i?-^'
<ii;^
^
-8-
leave, (a
^'j.j ^\'j. a ^_,r

cea-se.
Morning and evening.

Hail.
oli^Vlj
"
d\:>\ri\
i>'j_
place).
To
is still rich.
Lli ^J^
(i.j'_^
li
Hail-stone. Indigestion.
iV/
A cooling eye-water, coUyrium.

Coldness, coolness.
Coldness, slowness.
^j^
a'^jj.
do not cease doing it. cUj'i To come over the left side
j^sl^^W
o ^j?
(game).
*d,ijjt "^
^'J,
Streaky cloth ^y^j i,''^\^ i\'j,] ^ garment. N. of un. A streaky garment. Papyrus. Paper-rush. Barada. river of Damascus.
Curtain.
Filings.
*il^jr
To become irritated with, ip G-l^ o ^'j. To abandon (a place). î ^ To afflict, to ti'ouble a. o. th. ^j ^*y To exceed (in praise or blame). ^'Ji\ To please. To honour a. o. ^ ^'j\ Evil, pain, .\:^y ^ ^_/ij ^(^Jl ^ ^y
Ts
sorjow.
Siijr'
Ague, intermittent iexewifij,

earthen cooler. Messenger, courier. MailMail-horses.
-^j -\3,^'
Choice part of a. th. ^^' Desert plain. Sun. Wonderful

thing.
*>_/
^\y
A porous
S^G'
*j:
-*iy.
Past, spent (time).
^jC
*j,CJ'j ^j.QJ'
post. Distance of twelve miles,

a^vp!
Yesterday.
J^ The
ijb
Messenger, courier.
Cold, cool. Easy
(life).
Weak
^-^J.
day before yesterday. Jj VI '*j,VJt Strong wind. -T-jXy. r -rjA Crossing on the left rîjij -rij'} ~
side (beast).
Fit,
(argument). -^DuU. Slow.
Gunpowder.
Nitre.
ijjC
Ts
becoming word.
:
i_>;'
Jj*
j^j'
j^'^^ ^jj(> >

J^j/ji
-k
Inter], expressing a failure
to
'
Gun, musket.
"i'î'A
^
<>
Easy booty.
Feeling cold.
Colder. <) Slower.
sij G *i-it
oti^
ijbl
go wide of the mark. Root of the mandrake. Misfortunes. Eager desire.
-r/~rit
tij,tj
i
;>Jk*1
To
subdue.
To
fuj s 6.^'
^^'
-S-
Leopard.
File.
s3;^1
^
!r
.
i.j'\
bruise the (head or back).
'j,'^
*^
iV>*
To be
cold.
Cooling. Refreshment,
cjd'^
To
|S//j DJ; o yj:j cool (ardour).
l2>Jt'
^J
-^
>
To To
afflict a. o.
with pleurisy
^'j_
-ii-
Cooled. Filed.
Captivi*^^y.
ijj\f
(God).
sillier
from pleurisy.
. Ir?
To
To
polish, to give a
a. th.
^^y. ij A ^'ij
a.
-^
Pleurisy,
Pleuritic.
Silk.
jU.^
gloss to
To civilize.
o.î^J
i^lJiJt'
be polished, civilized,
fini.sh
-^ "^
Polish
of a. th.
Clover. Trefoil.
Varnish. Glosser, polisher.

Ij,
To
be variegatecl,^J{
Ciâ
CiJ,'
J'jf
^
<
speckled.
To pare
_^j
ja^
fi>
J-Jf
(cheese).
Opium-paste for smoking.

Motley. Spot on the skin.
J^y a
JjJ^'jt J^Kfi Likewise, too, also. oVy'j j'^jf Te Pack-saddle for f,iQ ^ iti^'j îi'^'j P asses. Cloth put under a pack-saddle. Pack-saddle maker. i/iOO Â/
Pitcher, jug.
'^^
Partly
J.'J ^ '\^'j j, coloured, spotted, dappled.
iiVj J^'J J.y'\j j.ij

"^S^' ^
Hackney. Jade.
u^Q
issue
o'j'iy.
P
-ft-
To appear. To
(decree).
{j/j
\j'j
jjf
Parish. Diocese.
To appear,
o.'s .self to.
to
show
io
a jj.j
Rasp
(for cheese).
(
Brush.
)
kL'A" -^
Boiled soft
(egg).
cJ-Ji^ J'^
zSy. Ps
'/^
-ft-
To overcome,
To To To
j& SJO' o
jjf'
surpass, to excel.
publish, to bring out.
To To To
carve (meat).
lash
feel
a- o.
A ^j>.
c_<
with.
blush.
outrun, to get ahead

horse).
and showCiU,[_^j
<>
*i-il? jS-j'.
^ jlt'b j^' horse). j*J ^ secure the flight (of his a jj'(
:
gi'ief.
To
rider
Sharp-sighted.
tf-
Brush.
wafer.
Host, wafer.
To To
To To
be leprous. Cy a shave (the head). beget a leprou.^ child.

strike
a. 0.
^J
fn \js''J,
o^'J.''^
To progress in science. û)| j To take the field s \j\y, j ajji^ jjC against. To fight a duel. To set off. j^j] To pubU.sh a (book). a To go out for a natural want. jy\j To raise a contest (champions), jjij
Going
in
To
with leprosy
^\'ji
5 ^'J,
(God).
Sandy, barren ground.

Lepro.sy.
^
j,
xJ,'J_
^y
^'j ^
.(J^r
leper, leprous,
^'J]
OI
out, egress. Appearance j/J broad daylight. To put a frame to. jJJ:' ^ To be framed ( picture ). jjl^sj " Human excrement. j\^
Fight. Duel.
SJjV'j jlSi
Gecko. The moon.
^^^ J
(land).
l-arge
field.
j\y
jj C
t/'^'Vt
Cropped by cattle
\^y'
ja'J\
Coming forth. Projecting. Champion; fighter.

Frame. Pure gol d. Trumpeter.
Lively, fulljl jXj:'
Gleammg. To gush out

stream.
^;^'
in
j^j'j;,
->.
jj^ ^
To
a small Ciy o J^'y give a part of.

its first
-fi-
sf/i-ril '
v^ ^J JX ^
Te ^ ^j'y
Ci/j'jy.
-ft-
To
send forth
^j'J
Interstice. Isthmus.
^j\'J
sprouts (plant).
plj^ j
z
i./j'Jj ^'j'J
^
-ft-
To
produce the first j^'^ \j j^y shoots of plants (soil). To take little of a a J^yîh J^jv thing, or to take little by little. To
grown youth. To act harshly

towards (a debtor).
iJj
a ^^J,
Lock
of cotton.
^]^
oCj
suck
in (water).
kind of dates.
TA)
JX
To lighten Cisy^ i^jjj CS^ o jy ^ (sky). To flash (lightning). To ascend (star).
Small quantity of water. Barren soil. Oozing (water).

First shoot of a plant,
To To
glitter, to
gleam
jj,
]j
^^Jij i^'jf
1^'J
jaj,\,
jaj iJj
(blade).
attii-e herself
Squanderer.
J^'jyj u^l^/
^ ,_^y"j;'-{^
Sj'i ^'J
.
(woman).
To hire (a beast) to. To be a broker, a middleman. Threshold of a
J^'jt
To be astounded, dazzled, {y^' a 15^' To undertake a long journey. Jî' To glare at a. o. j^' To send forth lightnings (cloud). J'J] To threaten.To be thunderstruck. To
&
J^XjC ^
j-'^'j! -^
door, window-sill.
To be
restless, to fret
*iL'lr'^l'V
-tf-
about.
walk
in the direction of lightnings.
To
u';
flashed upon by hght-
JjcJ.
nings (place). Lightning. Brightness. Light.
To bribe a. 0. ilt'^ Jt^ -HTo be corrupted by presents. Jl'Jv Present, bribe. Oblongjjîy ^ J-%^'
stone.
j/J ^ j'y
ig'^r
<
Lumbago.
To be dark, obscure (night), ^.^'j' ^ To become swollen ^Lj^j'Ij j,^'jî

with anger.
Large-lipped,
J=>yj\j
Dread, fright. Ram, sheep. Hard ground. Lightning. Brightness,

Brilliancy.
j'y
ciy.
J^ji
-^
Elephant's trunk. To ascend a hill).
^y^j'
Sending forth lightnings (cloud). Bright.
To To get the mastery

surpass
a. o. in
Ccj^ o ^y -ftexcel in science, merit. \i\'j[ o pj?'

over, to
5 o pjj'
Wearing a mixture
of
white and black. Hard soil. Borak ( a fantastical horse
To give a. tli, He has done so
(knowledge, beauty). as a free gift. ^
'^
\i5v jl
^s-'^'c'j'
iJS'ji*
mentionned in the Coran) Cowardly (man). j/y' Daybreak. Jij,Q.'j JjS^^ ^ J'Sy Silk garment embroidered Jlnf-ll. with gold. Ewer. Water-jug,
<K Kettle.
of his own accord, unbidden. Excellency; merit, perfection, Free gift, alms. cUjC,
-^KJ^
^ ^jy
^.'S^-i
Excellent, distinguished. Beautiful.pj G
Giving
freely.
To bud
(plant).
j^'Jvi j^'j'
Calyx, flower-cup. Unblown

flower-bud.
v5_; llj 7^
^-clJr'
Borax. Nitre. Flag, banner. Flag-bearer. Apricot, plum.

Vine-leaves stuffed.
Ji^jj
-
J\'Ajo
TS Ts i" p
To be
Flea,
full
-fy-
of fleas.
Silver coin,
equal to one piastre. Shrimp, prawn.

Calf.
_,9jl
Cj'fi'ji
To take flight. To paint in various colours. To speak confusedly. To paint (her face: woman). To be variegated (land). To become vei'dant (land). To cheer up (man).
Motley. Confusion, disorder. Chaffinch (bird).
J^y.^
*~j'.
.%'j).
I
j remote from water. Crushed wheat. Screw. Gimlet. [/(J,

little
Gnat. A gnat. Country, villages
'J: J.
r:
Purple, scarlet.
-'i?'j:
J^ji
lt'J.
T ^
iJa
To To
on the foi'o-lega "iiSjl, ^'J>, (horse). To fiiU on the knees (came]).

rise
fall
Finch. Fickle, unsteady.
jJiVjy^
-tj-
on the buttocks. ^'J\-> Volcano. o^^'j. -r d^j. I To twist a A j,j 'ij /Jj (a'J o /j. -^
,
rope.
To manage
a. th. successfully.
To ramble, to prowl about. To be annoyed, ^ În-î ^'J.

weary
;
o a
at.
>Jr'
To walk at a phort and quick i^'y pace. To go away in looking back. To squat in parting the knees. ^'j To scatter a. th. To speak at random. y^S^\ To fall on the back (man). To JJl^tj
fit
>_y;
feed on various food (camel).
to feel pain or
a. th.
sorrow
To strengthen
uage well
at.
To ma-
^J^'1
To To
To To
veil
the face with.

with.
^î
^ Jf
^
{}-
veil o.'s face
^ A'-fi-^
^\'y
"êil.
lie.
AS.
To annoy, to weary a. o. s j,j'\ To catch a. o. iu words. j,îsCi\ J jlit To be stj-engthened. well ma/JiS^ naged. To be twisted, woven (rope).
Weariness. Fruit of a kind of
acacia called oUac Confirmation of a contract. A stone pot. < Twist ^l^j j Xr
of sweetmeats.
Tui'n, round, circuit.
j^}
tp"i^
J-^'y
o
ii'J -a-
Blunderbuss. Musket balls.

iij]iij.\j
-ijj
(io\j\Jj (^j'j:
kneel (camel).
-^
To
;
sit,
to lie
down.
^j
ti'j
To stand To make
knees.
fy-
firm, to dwell iu.
kneel
down
to bend the iiy
>!j;'t ^r "^'J.
To congratulate a. o. To bless, to ask God's

blessing on.
bless, to invoke
js. j\
iJ^r
j
j
_,)
u
J
tiy
Spoke of
a.'iji'j
-^
wheel. Rope-weaver. __,\y String. Twisted cord. j'\j[j j^^J Vestment made of silk and linen. Mixed flock of calves and goats. Mixed army of Arabs and Persians. Gimlet, drill. CorkîV-J "^
'-'^-J
To
j\
iijC
benediction upon.
To compel (a camel) to knee!, j ti'J] To bode well of. To be blessed ^ i j'xj by. To delight in. To be exalted. iJ^Cv May God be blessed and J\j5j ^\ ij\J;
exalted.
screw.
shots).
Worm-screw
for extracting
Eve
(of a feast), y'lgil. cyVjG j uyjy. G Confirmed (contract, peace). j,yy> Twisted (thread).
I
Ineluctable fate, inevitable
yyj, -L^
To look for blessing, for good luck.^j To apply o.'s self to. j i'J{]\ To attack the honour of a. o.). icj j To bode well of. ^ 6'J^\ Herd of camels kneeli^/j,' ^ i\}
(
doom.
I
ing.
Upper part of the
chest.
cAi=>'J, -r "^'j.
iJ^..
Spindle.
^j
C>;
yyy,
Blessing. Abundance.
Pool. Tank, pond, puddle.
Twisted, woven as a I'ope.^j _,r^ y/Sy Wound, rounded. Bodkin. Feast at the close yjy <> of Ramadan. Bairam. Eighth month of the Coptic a'ny'jf Ce year April. Cask. Barrel. jjjî'jtV d^^'j -^j Jh^'j'.^ Seventh month of the Coptic ol^J^J Ce year : March. Lace, crape. >^^J?' Ts
:
'ii=''y.
Way
Pi'ice
of kneeling (of camels).

for
"^^jK
iS^Ji
6\'^\3 ii'S
^ l&i^
^jj(,
,i]j
,'
grinding, miller's
fee.
Cowardly; slothful. Happy. Fresh dates with cream.

Miller.
if^:
Happier. Boldei-.
^'J\
iJ>yi
iJjV-/"
iJ_,^j>; !>
Kneeling-place for camels.

Blessed.
Balance-.sheet. Budget.
rJ'U'j
Abundant, prosperous (crops).

Compasse?.'
Upper-cloak.
^ji^ ^
^'j..
Burnoose.
yj.
(r
to over
>
J:
To get
come
the better
a. o.
of,
To
A
wrap
o.'s self in
a bur-j
i^jf
To
rob, to plunder a. o.
o.
noose.
To withhold a. To strip a. o. of
Month-piece
Cloth, linen.
small earthenware
|Jj'
;!;'_^
.JJ-
(his clothes),
'ij
s ^t'l^
vessel.
Dates of good quaUty.

*i^^!
'U-I))
Breast, nipple, teat, jl^

(of
yCy^
j^
^
'j'
Hat.
'^
a pipe).
jjjj
i^lj jJ j
'
Bonnet.
{hulec). People,
'ClJ^'
-Cuj/ icV^' S
-ft-
Weapons,
arras.
jj.i
'o'y.i
men.
Shape, figure. Cloth-merchant. Cloth business, linen trade.
e^^
jl^;
Sjljj
To be in recovery. CU^j' Gb.^/ a o_,r To prove a. th. to alioi'd o^ 1 arguments. To overcome a. 0. by

;
To walk quickly. To constrain a. o. To perform a work
J jj'
skillfully.
-S-
feats of dexterity.
Long space
time.
of
Cj\'j:j a'J. pr^^'S.i '^'j:
Strong and faint-hearted. Well-tempered (man).
j/J
jKiy
o ^jT
js.
Bulk, freshness. Bulky, fresh
i3*^
(woman).
Walking quickly. To boast of. J ^jC J ,ir>l?' To incite a. o. against. To embellish a. th., to adorn. To vie with a. o. in merits. To have a hollow ^3?j1j ^'S
back and a prominent chest.
To look
steadfastly at.
j;_*
\'J_
j|_
^jr ^
-fr
-ft-
Brahmin.
To prove
a. th.
^ ^^j' by strong * ^&j'

a. 0.
it
^y
-S-
arguraents.
?rjV:^
a ^j;'
To argue against To be proved.
o*S^'
o*'-^'
-r-
To submit to. To strike a. th.
J
or
a. o.
^*y_
Argument. Proof. o^^^'j'. cMj. To put a rings i5^1j ^l^j \'jJo \'J ^
in
uj
Aj
S ^'j'
a camel's
nostril.
with (a stick). To assume the manners of a hollow-backed man.
Ring placed
5^'jCj
To
retire fi'om
business).
î
-U-lf
^-JJi
Having a hollow back and a prominent chest.
j. ^J^' 1
A IjJT jj_ ^ To sow (seeds). To strew (seed). To season (food, a in the pot). To amplify ( a subject). ^ To seed plant). To lay eggs fj'
i
(
^Jj cJCji j'S. t Sjr' a camel's nostril. Ring, ringlet used as an ornament by women. Rubbish. :sj'J To dress (wood). To A (/J cS^ -ftmake ( an arrow ). To cut ( a pen). To exhaust (a beast journey). To
in
i
:
wear
out.
a. 0.
To
imitate
To
vie
with
jjb
a. o. in.
(silk-moth, locust).
To season
Seeds.
-^
with Silkworms'
(food)
spices.
jfc
jj'
Jj:
^^j'
Spices, seasoning.
^3
full
C'l
z<->-jJj:"^ 9-
~
"^
To be covered with dust. tfjr'l To compete for a price, an office. ,^3^^ To be cut pen). J^^K To offer o.'s services for. To J jy\:[
(
oppose.
seed.
Zjjj
To
trim, to cut a. th.
fit
j^\
j'jf
tl'j;'
Plant or diy fruit

seeds.
of
*djX
Retail seedsman. Seedsman. < Dealer in silkworms' eggs.

Beetle,
j\j,'
Earth, dust. Cutting of a pen, a reed. Splinter, chip. Rubbish.

Dirt of the head.
A^j
H-t^-i
"iSir^j
XXJ,
*i_>i'.
maUet
of dyers.
jjy;j j'Jy
j3v
Di'awiug-knife. Pen-knife.
A*J
^ Full of seeds (plant).
Cut (reed, pen).
IS^
'^X
,
Bazaar, bargain. Petty trader.
oIjO'^
w jO^ ^^
oiTj j b
To
ravish, to
iS'j.j> j
U'
!?'
-ft-
Ps
take
away
a. th.
be hollow-backed 'jj a i/jJj o and broad-breasted. Hollow-backed and broad- .|jjj ^ jj \

To
breasted.
To be
Haughtiness. Equivalent, equal. Foster-brother. To drive on gently
Q'
Jji
5
gracious, well XtQ' o f1): -tteducated (young man). To look giacious. To be raomen- f,jij tous; ti-emendous (evil). Candid, ingenuous. f.\j,'j ^_y' Unbecoming (young man ). f,\j,
;sji
To
rise
sun ).
To
<i.jj'j (ij, o i,'S
^j
LJ
o ;>J
scarify (cupper).
To grow
;
(tooth).
fi,
To prepare a
(flour
(a she-cainel). dish made of ZIji3
To shed
(blood).
farrier).
i-j}'y.
To
5
scarify (a beast
(star).
-^y'
sr
and
oil).
Ascending
To send a spj after a. o. To drive a. o. away frona. To crumble a. th. To send off a. o. to a
(country).
;, ^ J *
J
fit
*^j>.
-^y^
Sunrise.
Lancet.
^jj>
To
spit.
To I'eject.
a.
th.* CSjJ o JjJ
-tt-
Spittle, saliva.
^\'y
Snail. Slug.
;j|j; -^
Jj,t>J! 9fi>
To
collect.
To
call (goats) to
uj
^1
l^
Spittoon.
*J3l;
water or (a she-camel) to milk her.

Cat, puss.
^J.\L^
;Ij
j,
Kitten, pussey.
xixlj
oili
<
To split a. th. Sy.iSy. ^ Sy.^ To cut its first teeth (camelj.Vjj; o To broach (a cask J^.h SSwi
fi^
Enough,
enough. ^5 Small quantity of food. ir-i-4 Flour mixed with butter or oil. *l^j Name of a celebrated ,_^lj ^ ^jL'i she-camel. She-camel who does not yield to be milked, till she is called. To say ( ^J ) enough. ^15 -it is
of wine), to tap
it.
To be broached. To be split. J3jjlj SS<> To ooze (from a skin, the body milk,
:
blood).
used to broach casks. Hole made in a aa ine-ca.sk. Cutting its Jli'j Sj!i JjXjJ
Di'ill
fir.st
JQ'
Jq'
To
flow (water).
.
Îw
u-jQ t
^V-'i
T djM
i;
teeth (camel).
Desert, waste
Tooth gi'owing. Experienced man.Jj

Great misfortune.
Drill.
Trifles, idle woi-ds.
^^ClJI C/U>_^
>V ji'
' Mace. z:.\:i3 ^ To become ^ \i3j UjLj îSr'iJ a 115 famiUar with. To cheer a. o. To become accustomed. To make httle
To catch
Water-filter, strainer.Ijj>_, Jjl; hold of jp Cj; o i yjj -S-fy-
(with the teeth),

utter a word.
To
speak.
To
of a. th.
Garden. Fruit-garden, cnjllj ^ ot-lj P Gardener. jJ'Ciljj j>^^l^ -^j 'J.Uli
To bear (a burden.) To strip a. o. of (his clothes). To befall a. o. misfor*>j,C)l

:
^
s
fi>
Spade (cards)r
"
i:>i'
^j~L}
fi>
tune.
(f-
To anticipate. To (^'j o^) -i^ make a. th. out of season. To become cross to wear a \jj~i ~
;
A single word. Leaf rolled up to be used as a

^..^jCl
;> j;
^^ji
frowning look. To approach to maturity (dates). To do (a. th. out of time, a yJ]j
)
band. Necklace. Buckle, clasp, lock.
^ j,iyX^
îjf -^
1
To become
proud.
oj,VJ
tr
unseasonably.
To mix
dates
).
Copper basin. To be kind.
ojj
o
ijjj
\j> -H-
To become cold (day). .n-*-' To do a. th. unseaa ,,<liJlj _^lij sonably). To be benumbed (foot).
(
To
equal; to raise
a. o.
o.'s self
Jp
^s'y.
2^
""
above
To
subdue, to overcome
^^
Frowning
(face).
^^G j
yj
a. o.
J J
Tall, lofty
fruit.
J'. ( ti-ee ). Goodly yellow
err
jî;
J--)
Noble-minded. j-l>^ -r *^^ white cloud. Misfortune. Tree with, lofty branches. Whose milk flows prematurely j^Lj
Fresh ( fruit ). Dates beginning to ripen.

Lion.
(female).
^LJ o jL'i -HTo be gallant, brave. To become sour and V^lJj !A1j o JIj strong, (wine). To be weakened (vinegar). To stink (meat). To assume a severe look. V^J o JIj ? >Lj o jIj To anathematize a. o. To prohibit a. th., to forbid. a>j s jLj] To iinathematize a. o. or a. th. To offer, to give a. th. as a ^ s
pledge to a.
o.
hemorrhoids. -n-l^ ^ j>Îj Hemorrhoidal Has. '^sx^'C.o'X^ To spread a carpet. ^ CklS o Jalj -fr To widen to dilate. To stretch the arm. To draw ( a sword). To enliven, to cheer up. n
Piles,
;
To prefer a. o. to. To be simple. To be

frank, open (man).
J^
ifcllj
2J
o JaiJ
To To
unfold
a mat).
To spread
face,
fi>
U'j
(clothes, a carpet).
j-eceive
with a smihng
JaJ'i;
to be at ease with.
To devote
o.'s
o>iil ilij JlSJ'j
To
be spread, unfold
Jal^^'j
^-].^
self to death, to lay
down
o.'s life.
(carpet).
To grow longer
(day).
To
To
To
assu.ne a severe, courageous jLii mien, a frightful appearance.

face danger.
be at ease. To stretch o.'s

tain o.'s
self.
To rush
to
J^-^l
jJJ
certain death (in a battle). Permitted or forbidden things.
Cross- looking.
^^"o3 to
Jerri J
iJ
J?
>L.i
stretch ing along. Open hand.
To
self. To enterTo brighten up. the arms in ly-
Jallil,
fi>
hljii{
W
-^
j J^JJ oj
him
Fine-bodied.
:dalj jk ial3
Prohibition
; anathema. JCil^j JJJ Courage, gallantry, heroism. au_l Brave, -^lloj Jlij Jl5 ^ J-w;
Extent. Capacity.
cloth, n
A piece
of
sLjJ
Landing place
of a stair-
case.
gallant.
Very large carpet.

..^t>;
?-
JalJ
Lion.
G
I
JsLli
Gallant, courageous. Lion.
'>-^
Wine remaining
The
Peas.
in a bottle.
basilic vein (in the arm).jj>,^b

*^jij iL.)
To smile. To have a
Smile.
smiling
air.
LLIjIj
Smiling.
^11a.?j
j>^j
jrr-h^J
j^-r-^.
' i
Mouth. D Mouth-piece.
^,-uS
xii-lj
^ ^
To say
of
name God. To make the

:
in the
Ji-J -Ssign of the
Area, the terrestrial JaJ L_j ^ *ic surface. Earth. Elements. Constituents of a iaJllIll body. Simples, medicinal plants. Simplicity: ingenuousness, it>'L_j <> openness. Joy, cheerfulness, entertainment. LCyX Extending. Embracing. ia.,u Simple, not compound. 'iklJ ^ ia--J ^ Simple, guileless. Open-handed, h'.j ^ si^tjl Jas; generous.
Po.st-oflice. mail.
cross.
Invocation of the
name
of God. iCjS\
*^jj.j da-1^ Is Dilated. Stretched. Glad. ^\^'eU J,^^

off
;
To
be
fine,
gracious.
^'\
o-r-'^J
^13 -^
comfortable, in good health.
Plough-share.
^ *^^.
Workmen's tools. -^ To be fcj J.')Jluj '*\l3j (jji & J^, kind, meek. To have a cheerful, smiling face.
To spit. CjlIj jl3 -To be lofty (palm-tree). CijU o jIj To obtain superiority over. u To put off a. 0.
Spittle.
oi
(rr
have conveyed
Fiu3 features.
First
.r* good
tidings.
c^^^l
To smile
to a.
o.
To undertake
plants
JW
jLj\
a. th. joyfully.
gleam of dawn-
rîa)!
To become covered with

(land).
light.
Announcer of good news.

<>
Kindness, meekness
Kind.
Preacher.
be distasteful
XpIIj j CÎj a
;i
^j
J-y^j
To
iciJ
-ft-
Smiling.
(food). To be ugly, deformed "To have a foul bi-eath (pers. ). o '^^ To dash and smash a. th. To give a bad taste to. To ^^ ^Jj >
disfigure a.
a. o.'.s
Face, cheerfid countenance.
To show regard, come a. o.
to wel-
S-
Ward-i'obe, closet for

clothes. Case, coffer.
iisiij
Ts
5
or a. th. To blacken character, to disparage.

o.
To
peel.
To commit abominable deeds, j fl^ -^ ^'sjj[ To find (a place) to be imfi>
the bark.
To take off ^ \'jc3 o ^ To grate. To devour

i
the
crops (locusts).
comfortable.
(of a dish). Deformity.jililj Unpalatable (dish). Having ,^j^_ a foul breath (pers.). Ugly, deformed, ^'^b jUjI
To find a. Bad taste
th. ugly, frightful, ii
'.
I
hideous, unsightly.
Unpleasing word.
To
a J4j j i jIj -^ a. o. with a (stick). To tear off (clostrike

2f
yyS"
Csll
To rejoice at a. th. ^ a _r4J J j''A To bring good ^ 5 >LLllj îJ news to a. o. </ To preach. To be busied about a. th. <_) 5 _î; to practice (an art). To set to work. To know (a woman). s To rejoice at a. th. ,_, _^ \ To enUven a. o.'s face (news 5 >iil To communicate good news
^b
_jl
o.
to another.
thes).
Entangled in an
Different, other.
affair,
perplexed, jij
To To
bark, to peel
a. th.
^^ ^\
ij
^_,
rejoice in hearing (good
yilXi.{
Buzzard, sparrow-hawk
Zik'\
news).
< To
draw a good omen.

_^)
Ts
Joyful countenance.
To walk quickly. To lie. To .stitch (clothes). To do amiss, to botch To extemporize a. th.

Liar.
iWsJ
o dXlj -^
Ljifedl
Good news. Good news. Good news.
^5
<>
Gospel.
^sy^
SjVIj
Fine-looking appearance.
a. th.
<i;i
J,Vij j CjVj^h
^ SjlL
ojliJ
Towel.
.JS-f^^ ^ ^feui)
Silver coin of 5 piastres.
Pe diUj Ts
To
trouble a.
o.;
to
if- Gospel. Lady-day. Present received by a messenger of good news. Man, mankind, men. Mankind.
entangle (a bu.siness). To be entangled in. J

intricacy.
Human.
jl
>_
JUm
->
Obstruction, perplexity, jLLJj
*Iiio -^
Epidermis. Exterior shape (human).
<
indi-
Buttei-fly.
s3llj
To
suffer
from
^ u.i5 a .^
-}^
Good
tidings.
Preaching of
vh-I^
ge.^tion. To feel disgust at. To rivet, to clinch (a nail). a To cause an indigestion to a. o.
the Gospel.
-i44:)l ^^ -^ < The Angelus. Day-break. Beginning of a thing.jji,Ci s ^^
I
(food).
Mes.?enger.
-tf-
Evangelist, ÎJ^
Indigestion. Disgust.
^1
.lU
Balsam
of
Mecca.
Good news. The musical instruments
^ ^^4.) J \ll\\
^^
Jli4"
rt
! j
ô.
millet.
Perspicacious. Intel-
-\'j^.
^ jypi
jialJ'
Kind of
ligent. Piercing (eye, look ). Evident proof. a'j^rj
Diviner. Sorcerer.
j-'a^ <
[
Seeing. Understanding.
j.a.i'
I
To flow. To ooze (water). uiJ To gather, to pick up a. th.

Perspiration.
Stupid.
a ôJ
4>
Cash, ready money. C24j Te Ninth month of the Coptic ii5 Ce year May. A kind of water-lily, lote. ^^jJ^ -^ To shine, to gleam, tojj Cau-ai i ^J -S:
;.^
f.^\
'lii; j>f:A>\
To
To
spit.
CtiJ o j.i;
To ooze (water). To give a. th. ^ ^To open the eyes (M'help). To ^^^ show first signs of verdure (soil).
Saliva, spittle.
jLiJ
Burning
-^
coal, spark.
j^J
strip a. o. >j s j^'Jj J.^; - J-if of his clothes; a (tree) of its bai'k.
M'jai*y a. o.
Eye.
Watch. Spy.
To
by questions,
JoIj
Brightness, glaring light. Bright, shining.
^^dl ^,^r
Colt. Onion,
Shallot.
an onion, a bulb. <li;, J.ij jjio ^yi^j
To wag the
tail
for.
^'-^j
To
(dog), a
, ^-â^, ^'t^. court, to search
A kind
Wild
of small onion.
al^j.
âil
x>-j
j.ij
onion.
jU)l j.^;
To open the
lo
t_j
eyes (whelp).
Distance between the ring and the little finger.
^J
^^^
^/-Ai
-^
j^ctl -H-
-{:}-
Apple of the eye.

ojl.ojj
llria^
a âjj o
Thick (manl.^j/i To stamp.C^; o^j Print made on cloth. Stamp. ;;.ij Ts To take off the property \y^ o LiJ
(clothes).
Compact
To
print cloth.
see. To understand a. th. To make a. o. understand

a. th.
6 j>ai
-?}-
of
to strip a debtor of his posses-
if-
sion.
To open the eyes (whelp). To divine, to soothsay. To contend with a. o. in

sharpness of sight.
observe, to see, to
a. th.
t_)j
fi>
.'a[j
To be To
thin-
Zîj^'u 'z^\^_ a
^j
-J^f-
skinned.
ooze, to
To
Ca^jj
0.
_^
perceive
leak.
To
ja'iSj
consider, to observe
reflect
To give scantily to a. To pinch (the chords

of a
lyi'e).
- To
on
a. th.
To
collect debts
from
O*
To observe attentively. To investigate a hidden th To reflect on a. th.

Sight. Perspicacity.
a. 0. little
by
little.
Thin-skinned.
As
far as the eye can
Sour mUk. Small quantity of water. z^\^.j ja^> Uselessness of a. th tj^: ^ His blood is still lî^ \y}^ ;.'i unavenged.
,
reach.
Soft and whitish stone.
^7
a
Clay mixed with pebbles
î
elu-
Basrah (town).
Acuteness, perspicacity.
Intelligence, clear-
To
split a. th.
fi>
^jj
C.i,;
^: ^
to lance.
To carve
(meat).
To
sight. Caution. Proof.
cidate a. th.
Seeing.
s;;âi;
To understand (a speech). Gjiu A To know a (woman). 5 ^..iC To explain to a. o (a ^5 îaJl speech) To deliver goods to. ^ To purcha.se goods
.
Eye.
Any
sight-giving, or
^y ^ demonsPerhaps.
^_î;
sjî;
S>alj
trative thing.
Consideration,
I'eflection.
-tf
More
clear-sighted,
^^^ yoA
A kind
Laying
of pleurisy.
flat
''tSî -r^.
belly.
To carry on
Piece,
bit.
business,
f.h.'X^\j
f^
<i-ir
on the
î,.lAj rd>j\
to practice trade.
cA'm2aJ,3
Depressed, flattened.
Ûm^
i^>^3
r^
-r
To Uck a. th. To abound with melons

Stout.
Small number, few. Poition of the night.
xiiajj
f,^
Melon. Pumpkin. Melon.
Few
days,
seme days.
j,\,\ ^mJin
Dowry. Divorce.
Goods, wares. Partner.
Knife, lancet.
i
^'
;il^j
Water-melon.
Field
full
t ^
*fUaj
of melons,
^^f
^^(ji
^j,-^
melon-bed.
To incise a. th. * tî,; o ^k; To be sprightly, merry, l^kj a ^jî bewildered. To be ungodly. To contemn (rights). To under- a
-Ji-
Merchant, trader.
^-?u5l
fi>
To cut To run
Soul.
off a. th.
^lUaJ
i^^f
-a-
to seed (corn).
of corn.
Cij
fit
o î;' -^
Ear
^5
Ctj o
'iaj
-ft-
value (a gi*ace).
To render a. o. sprightly, or insolent. To fatigue a. o.

Uselessly. Saucily.
To lance (an abscess), To cut open a. th.

Coll.
Ducks
a duck.
'
<L;
"JaJ
Leather-bottle.
(>-
ilL j J^;
daj
Sprightliness, insolence. Carelessness.
Calf of the leg.
jilJl xki
*JCjs
Drill, dissecting-knife.
Pert. Hot (horse).
Xjyi.
J Jai
s
-Jal*
Potato.
U'lL;
is
-ft-
To practice farriery To shoe (animals). To be shoed (horse).

Veterinary medicine. Farriery, Veterinary , '^k\ci surgeon. Farrier.
To
dabble.
have a
To caw (duck). To Lliaj weak judgment (man).

skin).
'li>Ji *\i4
sî^
sr
To injure (the head, To be slow, U,; b

to
--
o Vis;
^^j
J^.
J^Zi
walk slowly.
detain
a. o.
To
with
a.
cSî js. '\^
Shoed
(horse).
th.
To
procrastinate.
Boisterous, stubborn man.
^ _^j V
Si
Termagant Foul-tongued woman! Deck of a ship. Electrical :/j iL;

battery.
To be slow in doing a. th. J WCJ^ \Lj To find a. o. to be slow. 5 UaliJ-t

Slowness, delay.
Slow, straggler, tardy.
*^!j
Jajj
'lii
-ja^
\lailJl
Roe.
stole.
^j vk;
J-j,^.
vr
ÎjLj -^
C'S
Slower, later.
6:^'M
Acting slowly.
'^feQ--'
To
General of christian army. Patrician.
Tall (man). Patriarch.
spread.
To
o.
flatten
uJaJ a
^^.kJ --
a. th.
3j}^.
xr,,lL.j
'Sxj^_
il^L;
G To throw a. G his face to
down with
jîj
ip 5
the ground.
Patriarchate. Dignity;^|^y j '^c-txj^. of a patriarch.
To be seized with malignant fever.;^ To spread out in a 9'.iI--"b i^'

valley (torrent).
To snatch a. th. ^j CiiJ o To overwhelm a. o. (terror). To recover (from fever ). To seize a. o. forcibly. To
i.L;
< To
undertake
a. th.
5,.LlJ
To spread
(torrent).
To tumble
-r^^K
û:
down.
begin a struggle with. Strength. Courage, violence. Man in the strength,_,ia^;_, jilL;^
of
life.
Large bed of a torrent. S. m. Female r.'AWij

<>
,^lkj ;r *^-;^<
Gallant, vigorous.
butterfly.
To To To
confide a secret to a. o.
2 oîJ
Who
has
lost his
lower 4i1
-S-
be lined
clothing).
fi>
^^,
,JaJcJ.\j
teeth.
penetrate, to fathom
a. th., to
explore a.
o.'s
designs.
'\j
Letter. Billet. Card. jllL; Label.
sjda;
Ge
Belly. Interior. oCJ* j ^'kj
Under-tribe, smaller
^"Ij
o>lu
o>W w oiî ^ î
To be
csUaJj v^;^ >y jk; -acorrupted. to be reduced to nothing.
than a iLJ The longest part

feather.
of a
oui*
Jiaj
To bring
forth an only ia>U CJaT
oUj
tllw.
child (woman).
To be of no avail. To relate a. th. jestingly. To be workless, idle (workman). To cease. To be brave to ^Ji^.j
;
'iiUaj
SiJaJ
o JiJ o
*JU3j
jW
Gluttony, surfeit.
behave as a hero.
Repletion banishes
intelligence (proy.).
t^'W j"
L-*jj tljaji
To
Strap, girth.
Thriv-jig (man). Lining of clothes.
A jiaJ b jLj To render a. th. worthless, of no avail. To stop, to break (an habit). To give up. -^ To stop work
annul, to cancel (a
deed).
on a feast day.
Familiars. Coui-tiers
To be
;vL7
gallant.
Large
woollenoCjlla; j Cnhiiai blanket.

cr-^^y.
about
things.
trifles.
>
To busy o.'s self jLlj To be in quest of vain To be kept as a holiday

o>U* j
Interior. Intimate,
vr
o^^
(feast).
hidden. The Hidden (God). Depressed (ground ).oCJa;j iikJl ^ j^h Sole of tlie foot. ô^l ^^ ij
Interiorly.
Vanity. Falsehood. Trifle,
jM
<liisj
groundlessness.
Idleness, stoppage, leisure, rest-
ilkljjUlslj
time.
<>
Holiday, leave of absence.
Big-bellied.
oll4;j,oUa)
,-i:rvii;j
^j
Bravery, heroism.
Abolition, abrogation
cancelling, rescission.
^_^.j
*JUaJ
Glutton. Full (bag, purse). c^k/ Feeling a pain in the belly. oî? Slender and thin-bellied. ^^J^
^S
JlW*
JtM^.''^ -r
Vanity. Falsehood.
Useless. Delusive.
Jk^.
^ Felucca, small sailing

Jar. Q
vessel,
iî
Jsj
--
Wizard. The
Devil.
iikj
Swamp.
_j,ij;
^ sÛ -
Vanities, trifles.
J=%^^
JliaJl 9-
To To
tune (a musical
a QJ
'iij -ft
Hero, gallant man.
jW
JiL;
instrument).
Worthless. Workless. Hero.
be
fat, corpulent.
'ji/
"^1
Rescinding. Trifler.
Harsh-tempered.
Fat, corpulent.
-^
-{5-
Ja^/ Ji^Jj b-b;
To be compact in flesh. To be uncircumcised. To pour down a

rain (cloud).
continual
\^ o Vk/ )^ a ^)
fi>
-^
Big-lipped, uncircumcised.
^]
tuo
p, -^
To
fall
from
(a cloud
iCJj
Li ^3
rain).
(land).
To send
forth spring herbage
Furniture, possession.
Water
^.u;
contained in a cloud. Gui-gling. Fluency of speech,
xii;;;
-^
To tickle.
^^ a
Turpentine ; turpentine-tree. ^^ -fr Ulcer on the shank. To be inside. To CJsj j CjiaJ ^^ "^ conceal o.'s self. To penetrate, to engage in the fit middle of. To strike a. 0. on the beUy. ijj s To be surfeited and disten- CLj a ^j ded (belly). To be big-bellied. îlJ JLu To have a belly-ache. Cij To choose a. 0. as an j fi> ^1j ^^ intimate friend. To line (clothing). To strap (a beast). To conceal a. th.
J^
After, later on.
laiJj aJJ
To
send, to
J),
o jl A
o.
He
is
not come yet.

J\ oi;
j^
cAi 'J
delegat", to consign a.
tiJ n d-iJ - or a. th.to. tiJ
After compliments (/ begin).

After.
ul
oij
To awake
a. o.
To
s 0(*'^J>j
Âj u
raise (the dead).
Immediately after, soon after, iij'i XiJ Far away, remote.ollujj jîjj Mai; ^^ ju-J Farther. Foreigner. aiJl
Farm, country-house. Remote, distant from. To dung (cattle). To throw dung at a. o.
~ To incite a. o. to. î^ ^ To be awake, to wake. tiJ a ^^ To flow (poetry, verses). jj,'j To be sent. To be raised (from c-^^'l. the dead). To flow (water). To
hasten.
To send
a. 0.
5 d^sj'l
To clean the bowels. Dung of hoofed animals,

fi>
Sending. Resurrection.
^'^
Army. Envoy.
cj\
cjjii
c^-'tj c^
?-
Extreme Dung.
Camel. (m. /:).
destitution.
Easter. Prayers said c-tl^j
0^^*^
on Easter Monday.
jc['A
Army.
_,iii
^^
*2j
Stand, stable for cattle.
Mission of a prophet. Sender, impulsive. Cause.
c^^j
c-s-Ijj >:
^^^3
*lj
To
palpitate (member^j,;;::
^_^;;
Jj'^j
-):}-
Cause. Impulsion.
Motive.
cut off from the body).
To
scatter (people, goods).,*j s
-i^
Awake, waker, watcher.

Sent. Raised, risen, ^^.^^j
,^
cjyî
slniJ
w.J
Dispersion, scattering.
*Jjij
Disperser, lavisher, spendthrift. Jj^'J
To
upset (furniture) and

it
_r'u.j
-^
To be
startled.
To
Caij a
;^3
-it
to jumble
(things).
together.
To
iV;;
scatter
become emaciated.
To
turn a. th. upside do\vn.
To sting a. o (mosquito). 5 Cai5 a jaij ^ To be troubled by mosquitoes. jatk) To share, to divide a. th. into A jalj
lots, parts.
To
->
rip up (the belly).
y>S\
To
dent (metallic vessels).
To have many mosquitoes.

Part, share, portion.
ja>'\
Some, any, certain. During a certain night,

one night. Between them. Each other, one another. Gnat, mosquito. Full of mosquitoes.
Division, distinction.
To dig (the earth). * -K^.i To burst with rain (cloud), ^.jijjij r-v To be ripped up. < To be dented. To break out into words. ^>iSCJl) r-'i^'K Large valley. ^,i.\'/, ^ iCa^ti;
Ripped open (belly). -^.Ji To go î \j^j a aj J laiJ o îj -^ away, to be afar off from. To die. To remove to a distance, fij s aiJ'lj jiJ to take away. To drive off a. o., a. tb. To lêep a. o. away, off.s lSv)j slitUi -itlJ To be remote. To send far away. ju,'1
,
(Jul) JaJJ
Ua;
^-a-'!
Partly, in part.
Full of mosquitoes (place).
May God
,
curse him
.jjl
ioiil
To go beyond., j i,;j1j Ci:; To exceed in. To slaughter (a beast). To overburden a. 0. To soak ( the soil a CSuJ a rain). To dig (a well). < To yell, to shout. To slaughter (a camel).
:
a h^.
s
To be distant o. from a. jtU; To part from. To quit, ^t aolj jil^j To consider a. th. as distant, a aii:~l,
remote.
To go away from.
j^j
^
saijj jSjj uif
Sa*'j -uJ
Distance, remoteness,
"Wariness.
May he
H
Uj>J
be afar
off!
May
he
iJ \j.:S
perish
J^.
Any innoxious bird. oi^ Bagdad ( town ). ilaijj aloiJ -!^ To pretend to be from Bagdad, ioilT
assume the manners of people of Bagdad. To go to Bagdad. <> To
to
flaunt.
To crack (a water-skin, a vessel).* ji; To burst (cloud). J-r'b J*r^ To burst, to j,ySii\ J jiS'ij j^':\j break out into big, high words. Cloud pouring down an abundant jCJ
i"ain.
Shriek, vociferation.
iîJ a wi-J
-
To drink without)^
a j4Jj,\^, quenching its thirst (camel). rain abunI'j
a^
-S!
To be hard (body). To cut off the extreraities of
ij s feJJ o diS>(
To
j>^
CDI
j\
'pi
i !
the body with.'

dAci;
dantly.
Fool.
To be well soaked
Shower. Unquenchable
(soil).
Heat. Inteuseness of
a. th.
aJ^SCJJ
Meeting-place.
thirst.
iSji^.j
>Jj\^.t.
Who
To
feels
To marry. ;j^; j To be astonished, amazed at.
i'u;
Ji5
y;; a Jj
an unquenchable thirst. Swepingness of water, rain.

kick, to sti'ike
s
Iji.
To
ally
by marriage
C*^! Uj2i\
JpJ
(tribes).
a. o.
with a
stick.
To
cut.
Swiftness, sprightliness.
Lively, sprightly. Libertine.
To obey her husband ( wife). jilj To become the husband of. J JilLlI^ Consort, husband. Ju;;j J^_ ^ iuJ >i JJJ
Channel, strait. The -^'>! Bosphorus.
j'^y.
Ts
\
Unwatered land or
plant, that
is
plant; or land,
jU
only watered by rain.
To pour down
rain (clouds).
fine
\iJ3 a w-*i
-8-
Owner. Lord. The god Baal. Balbeck ( town). tiAlii;

Idol,
-tt-
To
be watered by a Fine rain.
fine
rain (soil).^_^
Xii^
wooden To commit
an
offense.
statue.
^^
lî;
-H-Ji-
L'mîjjj,
?j
CJ
lo be XtbCo a Cp*4^J0 J^.i Ijaî "^ hated loathed. -^To hate, execrate. To render a. o. or a. th. Jl^ Aj j^t
;
js
To borrow
or a. th).
(a horse
A Jua-b
lij
hateful, to cause a. o. to loathe a. th.
To
hate, to detest a.
o.
or
finj
5 ja'iA
a. th.
To show coldness to. To hate one another.

Hatred, dislike, disgust
Detestation.
Loan. To be stirred (blood). Uj To tread a. th. under foot. a A. of ad. Snorting, beUow. Eager, forward.
jij
-ft-
Hating, loathful.
Odious, loathsome, j^y^^ -^j j^jJ^j
ja.j:,.
More
hateful,
who has more
jai')\
To happen unexpectedly. CuJ To surprise. To faU suddenly upon. To break unexpectedly on. To be surprised to remain
;
jf
cilj j
c^{
*^
hatred.
speechless, amazed.
To
beget dege5 j1:j ,::Ai; a Ji -nerate children through a misalliance.
Unexpected event.
Unexpectedly. Suddenly,
abruptly.
,**! t}^.i
To be
slow, weary.
To walk
at
ji
^
ji;
Surprised; speechless.
Cij^^
Cii;
the pace of a mule. Mule. > Spur, projection.
To
Juiij JUj
be spotted with
i-jj
-ft-
white and black (sheep). Mixture of black and white.
tHj
'UiJ
She-mule.
Mule-driver, muleteer.
JCoj o5U;
'
iuJ
lot of people.
'iîj j>
Ju;
Rabble.
c^^
iai
<)
r^
\j
)
1 o
,
^.
\
Of no
avail, wasteful! j.
^
j^
To
Old furniture, old wares. j\m Loquacious, talkative, jj^j <^^.j J^ ):} To gurgle (bottle plunged
into
^
water to be
filled).
prattle.
To be
swollen,
to
.swell. -^
To
have blisters on the hands. ^-To rise

in bubbles (boiling water).
^ Blister,
o j^_ j^~j V*U; J C_^' a j^} ) groan (gazelle). To sing sweetly. To speak to a. o. with a sweet s û and agreeable voice. Groaning of a gazelle. jSji Necklace (of pearls). ^ xjj Ts Groaning (gazelle). Sweet- j^jiuj ^J
-ft-
voiced.
M^r''-;
bladder on the
skin. < Bubble.
To To To
swell (wound).
(^
ji
o Co
fit
-ft-
observe, to consider a. th.

covet,
--
Gurgling. Prattle, gossip. ialiJ -> Blister; swelling of the hands. Loquacious, garrulous a>{^'j jCiJ
Green, unripe (fruit).
^
i
'-Cii^j
ZJ^j
t\ijj
j:,
to request, to desire a. th.
To mix up
business).
(food, talks,
Cii'
di/
;ci.2;
-J^
Bundle
of linen, of
^^
'S^'
To he. To oppress
fully, to
Cij
a. o.
To
act wrong- jc

1}]
Ts
^^
treat unjustly.
o. in
clothes).
To
a-J,->^
help a.
attaining
a. th.
fi>
Parsley.
a. th.
To
cut open, to
* Jîb
^S
^s.
split.
To take information about. To be rich, learned. To b3 cracked in the middle.

Oxen and cows, the bovine kind
Bulimia, violent hunger.
To wish, to desire To request a. th. To hate, to wrong

It
fit
i~i\j
i^
o. a.
fit
J-'Cj
must,
it is
convenient,
to.ol ^Îaj
"ij
fit
He wants, he must.
To
J^>.
desire a. th.
^^>^\
î;
^'J\ ^.j^
iJj^.j
Ti-espass. Injustice. Iniquity.
Untruth. INIisfortune.
Wish
thing
jjli'j .u;_, ;c!i;_, iii;
children's play.
olîT
^'jy^\
desired).
Cow. Numerous family,

people.
Ox-di-iver, neat-herd.
^ o^_
jUJ
Earnest desu'e, wish. Request.

^^'isher. Unjust,
>Uiij 'Gu
oCijj
?r-j^^
herd of oxen. jj^.J J^^^.J S^'Bodice without sleeves. s3j3J Relating to the bull family. XsJU. Leathern shields. cS> JJ. To settle in a town and leave _îj' -So.'s tribe in the desert. To go at random. To migrate. To walk in
stooping the head. To be corrupted.
oppressor.
Harlot, prostitute.
Place where searched.
a. th. is
Things coveted.
Desired, I'equested, coveted.
>/^-*
^cli
Object of desire.
White cloth. Calico. i^' Pe To pour an abun- a CS^J j fs; o ^ Box-tree. ^; G daiit rain (cloud). To make a display To gather and pack of wealth. To point out (defects). CiaiJ o iaJ -^ th. for departure. To spread (news). To farm out (a field) for the * j To prate about a. o. ip ^1j CSU^j Cu third or the fourth part of its pro- To scatter goods. fa j|;_) duce. To blot the ink paper). To scatter a. th. A Jali To be full of bugs place). ^b ~ "^ Imprecation May his food be Jail.; To have many children, (woman). To
To
die.
fi,
If-
unsound
pour an abundant rain (cloud).

little.
To
receive a. th. little by
Gnat. Bug. Stout, broad.
',_
J^JXi
C i Bit,
Undressed wool. Weak-minded
Dyed
red.
To look
at a. 0.
;
^j
to
s Cjj
^j
eJlSi
^Ju^ l^ -tt-
To be
broken piece. spotted white and

<>
Lij
dz: a
;*{
-S-
black.
To be
stained.
s
.
to expect a. th.
live,
To remain,
to be
i\ij a.'jij
To last, to continue. To persevere. To continue striking. v-^ Jii To keep, to hold a. o. back. fi>j 5 jj To preserve a. th. To put in store, to preserve fi>j s ^;1 a. th. To keep a. o. alive (God). To To become. allow a. 0. to live. To have pity on; to spare a. th. ip To preserve a. th. Sj \j Jl3 To allow a. 0. to live. To keep a. th. from... to ^* J^-î
redundant.
fi>
To befall a. 0. (misfortune). To go away. ;i;_j To be disgraced, abused by. To make white and black
spots
ui; a ;iJ
î'
* 4?
stain
there.
dyer). To To wet here and To be spotted. < To be wet
(on cloth
-if-
(clothes),
^7
^j>\
,2i
here and there. To hurry back.
To
lose o.*s fair complexion
(from sorrow).
j^
Depressed land, swamp. îJj

<>
û ^
o>iJ
Stain.
store up.
Upland, plain in a hilly country.îJj 5.1^^ Place full of roots of various trees,;u.A;
Duration, continuance.
.V2;
'<-*>'
Remainder remains. That
CUj
Lmj
j'jij
very cautious bird. ^\'y ^ :Uilj Keen, intelligent man. Calamity.

îJ^ 'Ui; ^^.iJl
(year). Leprous.
outlasts, outlives.
Spotted. Droughty
Lasting, sm-viving. ^^[} ^ ji; The remainder. The everlasting Jul (God Almighty).
Medley. Stained (garment).
To appear,
to
come jib
^
ji;'
,Mij o J*; -^
Providence of God. Obedience to God.
:t30
out (plant, tooth).

jiJij ji'j ,V^| To be covered with down (face). To become green with plants
Mercy
Spax*e us
<^\
i;
\
Moi'e lasting.
jiil
F. Good works.
Bey, prince. To squeeze
a. 0.
oUil^l oCJUI
J-i--^
'^>.
(ground).
Preserved, kept in store.

>îi'."^J
jfcj
To
Ts
--
U; o wij
To
break, to tear
a. th.
To jade
"iiCir
fatten by feeding upon green herbs (cattle). To search for herbage. Vegetable, herbage; Jujlj
jirj'b
J^"
jIIj
J_î' :r
J^
lliJ
a beast. To crowd, to throng.

Foolish.
-iJb'
green.
Purslain.
Cauliflower.
'U;.>JI
aUjj
ji'b
'iJlj'
jlijVl iii'
sj'jCiJI
'iiilJl
To crowd (people). '^^>. -^ Tosji&u^ \t^ o 'J^^.i, î a ^ have little milk (ewe, she-camel). To have little water (well) few tears
Endive, succory.
Large boat.
Broad-bean.
*ii'
ji^J Ji^J
''^''
Abundant
in herbs,
(soil).
jl^j
d'sV.-i
J-H
J12J
(eye)-
vegetables
That has few tears (eye). '\fev ^ *~^J Holding Uttle water (well).
Water-cress. To address
a. 0. rudely.
Green-grocer. Kitchen-garden.
xiij^
\&njj'dXj
s
handleless ves-
J^H^j
J>Ij j
JC^?
cMjj
tfcij o
cX-j -^ C;?^-j
sel.
Earthenware, glass-jar.
Mi- Is
ij^liJ
To
ill-treat a. 0.
Cod-fish.
Reproof, rebuke.
Remorse
of conscience.
^'i*-^^
Reprover, rebuker.
c^^
kind of almond cake. To dye a, th. red. Logwood, red dye.
Ts
* ^J
_Jij
J;
A
I'ise
To mix
oil.
a. th.
To
prepare a mess
a '^^^ o J5C; - of flour, dates and

*
jfeu
To
_^:^j _^j J lji_,^; early in the morning. To do a. th. early in the morning, j
,
up
^^
To
mix, to mingle. {To
buckle. -^
To button
up.
in uuconjîs^'S J Jfew nected phrases. To get the upper hand by jcj i blows and invectives.
To speak
Jl. JCilj _,5CJ Ij îj towards a. 0. early in the morning. To hasten to go. Jl. jC_J To attend prayer from the sSdJO
To go
beginning.
To
visit a. o.
early in the
^\jj _^j
To
prey upon
a. th.
A
jS:.; y.
^Jfeir/l.
<
Shape. Nature. State. Buckle.

of flour.
etc.
,_^ ^
*'L:%^
iiiv
'-^ Fs
j *J^.i
morning. To hasten to. To send a. early.
it
J^.h ^'t
5 A_j ^
'_^\
_ôJ|
Food made
dates,
oil,
To accost a. 0. first of all. To eat the first fruits. To

girl).
deflour (a
Buckled. Buttonned (coat). Treasury. Principality. State, government.
j4.1>
cU-ifeij
Ts
First-born. First-fi-uits.
Inviolate. Virgin.
jlfe^jl
-^t
'
To To To To He
confiscate a. th. (state).
diSC; -^
Young camel).
(
oIJ,Sh i J>^.
-r
Jv
be dumb, mute. be silent.

render
a. o.
CcfCj
a Js6,
o
'^\&sC>,
JC;
^^'1
dumb.
to
^!AfeJI
Daybreak. < To-morrow. _^| ^ 'J^. Early in the morning. '^vj j o_^; Morning and evening. Ji-^lj J=>^^
Pulley.
was unable
4IU
^:<
Wheel
cX^.i
JC
y.
S^SCl
speak.
of a watering-engine.
m:3^;
Dumb,
.,,:^ J
^'
dfe*;
i
JCl
-
Ail
without exception.
:u
^^^/is^SCj Jp
sîfe^;
mute. To shed tears, to weep.
Virginity.
^;
To
_,
^^?C;
PrimogeniFirst fruits.
<>
j_^/ j Sj^/j *iî

SjjS'U^ J3%J
staff.
-'i%?j
ture. Birth-right. Precocious.

?
To weep
lament.
over
a. 0.
(J^^^
small crooked
j^Ttj
To move
tears.
a. 0. to
2^
JC:c..:ij
JCjIj JCJ
\s.
Early, rising early.
^l<
Precocious.
over.
n
JCJ
^^
jp^.i j^îj-f^^l
jj>ijj jjT^,
jAfeiJ -^
To make a. 0. to weep To sham weeping.

Weeping,
i^.
First rain in the spring. First rain in the spring.
Xip
JCJj
sife^;
-ilfei;
Precocious. Very early, soon.

Early, early comer, riser.
tears.
jSCl*
j^'-^
"^
"Weeping, shedding tears,
Weeping (woman).
_i]|^
^ îJi; ^ Sllfi;
To measure with
compasses. Hackney.
( jif^b
(
a ^'jij J>^C
ja^
)
Mourner hired
at a funeral. < Shed.
Shedding sjiSCjj ^fX; ^ mICj j ;;SC; tears; weeping bitterly. Causing a. 0. to weep. p,\ij Zil^ Weeping-place. jij, ^ Ji:i But on the contrary, besides, j; -{f much more, rather no. nay. To wet, to moisten A *Lj :^ Jj -^
; ;
.âSCL'
)
Te
Compass.
Kettle, coffee-pot.
jV^ j^y;
^
j^^_ P
To overcome
a. o.
^r'Sô tt^S^' Te Cst; o ^$C; -^
Biscuit. Jsiiii;^^ Ili--SCo ii^-r^^r
Te
-S-
To receive a. o. rudely. 5 UJC; a To rebuke a. 0. To strike a.

several parts of the body.
^j
o.
on
Jifet/
a. th.
To give a. th. ^ iij j\ S'^:^^Jy6o To be beneficent. To enjoy a. th. To ^^ V^l. j a 0^' obtain. To know a. th.
>l'i;
To reprove
a. th.
a. 0.
To
cut
ofl'
fi>j
^ Large
sum
of money.
li5CJ
One-armed.
^')
jj^
C
:>iL*
tr
)
'jj]j,
To
fJtii'lj !!iilj|j
?!it"j
Ij
Cf-jC
T^.
"fr
To recover^
from.
sJjj "kJjj û
'ji
dawn, to bi'eak (dawn). To be raeiTv. To have ui; a ^. parted eyebrows. To be cheei'ful, merry, smiling, ^'iJI To be clear, evident.
^j
^.
;^'
Dawn, day-break.
Separation between tlie eyebrows. Day-light. Whiteness, brightness. Bright. Evident. Jovial,
open-faced.
i^Mj ^M
oti; j
rr^j r-U
To enjoy the '^Jjj i)>L'j Xb' 4j j/ company of a. o. You have obtained it. j illjj cXi To wet, to drench, to moisten. ^_^ ^'\ To be sappy (tree). To overcome a. o, jlis To be drenched, to be wet. 3=iij cAc^ To be soaked. To be cured of. ^/^ ljS\j
fi>
Shining, gleaming.
-p_.l;'
Wetting. Wetness. Moan.

Allowance. Recovery. Freshness of youth.
5^
jJlTj 3;
Bright. Serene. Smiling.
-bJj^
r-iJ^
^.
Having parted eyebrows.
To To To
be dry
.soil ).
Qj a
^.Ju7j r-X'j
,
wi;
C>_^;
-S-
He has not got
a. th.:5i'
Vj
be weary,
:UJ
ujCoI
fatigued.
Dampness, moisture. ^^'ater1 milk. Meetingplace.
^"^.j
jVj
'^'
J>L'j J>1;
bring forth unripe dates
^\j]
(palm tree). Unripe date. Barren, dry (ground). Stubborn, indomitable

(man).
Cold and
^.1;
damp
wind.
*L.^:
Jr^
oV
unjust.
s^r^lôV i/,-^J
>iC:^, s?,-H
v*^
j,
^Ji^
^ji;
r.\\>.
r-A^-^j
He went nobody knows where. ^^'icked, hypocrite, -j! ^ ^yS
'j;1
To be haughty. Haughty.
Evergreen, oak-tree. Hyacinth (gem).
Îf, GoJ a !^:

,
-ft-
^ Warm
of fern.
bath.
kind
oIJIAj
t
>
o:^'
.Vi-U
ÎJJj ^li
^'^'j
'^^.
Waiter at baths.
Drenched, wet.
:u!Aj
o!AJ
To
settle, to ill; a jX/j

in.
j^Xf Gy; o jJj
S^J ^J^
jj
To
trouble, to
i*vCJb^
xil'U
jli;
-{^
remain
To occupy
(a country).
throw into
disorder.
To be foolish, duU, lazy. 'sS^ o Jiij To be undetermined, to lay idle. Jxi < To naturalize a. o. to accua- s Aj tom a. 0. to a countx'y. -^ To accli;
To be
entangled.
To be
restless,
jil?
troubled.
Trouble, confusion,
disorder, restlessness.
j.îU
liuU
matize (a plant).
Anxieties, sorj-ows.
J;>ij
To cling to a country, a place. jjj] To b2 perplexed. To settle a. o. in a country. fl>j a A'] To colonize (a countryj.To conquer it. To show stupidity. To settle jd5
in a country. -^
Nightingale ( bird). <> Spinning-top.

Disturber, revolutionary.
jjyj
^ jiU
jili
naturalized, a
City, town.
To be accustomed, To run ashore (ship).

olÛj
i>'%.
>^.J î^
Country. Land. Village.
To escape. To be cut. To swear. To sever a.,th. To stop short To swear a. 0.

To be
u^'Mj j^.
Gu; a c-tj j
,
^
-S-
CuJ o cJt
A tU
(in
speaking).
fi>
ci."'
i
cJj\
Countryman,
<
citizen, indigenous, â'lj

disti'ict.
Silent. Prudent. Eloquent.
c^.
^L;
Municipal council or
j|jI;
siÂJ
vain-glorious.
^.
-S^lii;
Stupidity. Dullness. Spiritless'
ness.
Silly, foolish.
Cunning. Boisterous (woman). Eloquent and ^^-'-J '<^)^.J

bold in speech.
li"^.
r)
Pavement. Paving-stone. Palace, ^yj Even ground. < Palace.
Steel.
U
Breaking his promise.
fear.
flag-atone.
paving-tile.
Axe, hatchet.
ISappei".
^
:tÛ UaU Ts
'^"r^M^.
Razor. ( jVy j^jt. ) iV_H' P'^ To recline on the ground. To ^jx; -hbreak a pi-omise. To be dull.
Silly.
^jiL'
_/ji/
-H-
Executioner.
^^
To stand mute from

Beryl. Cristal.
Pavement, paving. hA^ JaJ.C.7 ~^ Altar-stone, a Stoppage.

J4-i <>
tiles.
iA'./-
y^^j
j^
To
crystallize.
3^7 -^
xSj J^.
Paver. Pavior.
Crystalline, ci-ystal.
Paved with stones or

Oak. Acorn. Chestnut tree.
hj^.
lajiS oli,
To
lay o.'s self
down on the
^.L'u s^
ground.
Black and thick slime left _Hb'l. a by the Nile. To remain disheartened.,_^**i -asad, and gloomy. To be desperate, stupefied. To remain speechless.
To flatten (a. th. round). To swallow a. th. A ^'Ij ,Ci< a ^1j -^ To swallow up. To absoi-b a. th.
fin
To
drive a.
o.
to despair.
A kiud
Silent,
of date.
^^jj
gloomy.
îj ^{j
^^,j>
1
Hoariness began to <^]j J L^ljl '/1j appear upon his head. To get a. 0. to swallow a. th.^ s f^\j ^j Swallowing. Absorption. p>i:ilj ;>ii Mouthful. Draught, gulp. ;UiJ Draught. Hole of a mill-stone.;j[; ^ <iU
Glutton, voracious.^J^'j y^lj xXijj Gulf, whirlpool. ^Wjj ^
Constabulary. Policeman.
^
-ii-
F-*'
demon. Burdock [pla.]. ^ To anoint with To embalm.

Devil,
2_!i;
,r a-iV'l
-IfetJ^j '16*11; -^
bahii.
s ^liJ
Balsam of Giicad.
^'\',
3j
-^
< Embalming.
Embalmed.
Balm-tree.
Elder-tree.
*illi
^J]\5
^î^
Drain. ^)yuj ^ll>:
<f-)^.j <s-y<jj
uj\i
Sewer. Underground pipe.
Sink-hole.
^.;J3iJI *f/b;
^lij:
To
begin, to
Throat, gullet. Swallowed. Absorbed. To swallow greedily.

Gullet.
A-*^J f-J^'
îL'
-):}-
undertake a th. Heron. To exact a. th.

from, to extort by
foi'ce.
_^>U ^
jfcj
_^_yX>j JLl;
;îJi;
Very greedy, gluttonous.
Earthenware
^^y^ ^
a^y^'j ',sp^.
To
i-each a. o.
^%j
li^; o /U -^
To
ripen (fruit).
To grow
of age.
^Jfi C
To
seek secretly after.
j*
Youi'
nae,
words have moved have hurt me.
A^
^^^
Exaction. Extortion,
oppression.
7..ii;j,_^-^
t/'îf' "^
To be exhausted. ^/ To be eloquent. itSC o >ij To forward a. th. to a. o. ^ ^1; To inform a. o. of a. th. To strive, to use every possible J î; exertion for. To exaggerate in. To lead, to bring a. o. or Jl*j s /^'l
j.'
Ground down by taxes.

Bill of
exchange, draft.
*-^5^
^^
To pave.(a. th).* JaLij Jsl; j,v'JaU JaiJ -J^ To tack (sailor). To run )^ aground (ship). To cheat. To stop
-tt-
work.
a. th.
up
to,
as far as.
To To
live on, to
be satisfied with,
o ^CJi
enervate
foolish.
a. o. (evil).
xili j.
..!)*-? ^)Cj
Very
^kj aU J>l
^r'J
f-^^.J *^^!
To plunder a. 0. (thief). To iiL'i weary a. o. with requests. To come to poverty. Jaijij iJJl To fight with a sword. JaA-jj iil< <> To behave foolishly. To play JaJLJ
j(
Means
of subsistence,'
the devil.
Heedless, giddy, devilkin.
Ja-L'j
ialJ
living.
u:
ii
Marbre,
ivory.
'<ii-|j
isHT
^
-^
Coming
To be
foolish,
Uy^.j
(4^ a
<ij
to, as far as. Coming of jyij age. Nubility. Matmnty. Perfection.
to be a cipher, a simpleton.
To behave as a simpleton. To pretend simplicity. Do not mind. Do abstain. Put

Silliness, tom-foolery.
alj
jCj
it off.
;!;;
Legal summons. Delivery of a message. Sufficiency.

L'ltimatum.
^>U
jjil
False statements. Slanders.

Eloquence.
Rhetoric.
Ji.
f.
cJi-%.
*^>iJ
nyoj
^
^j.'^^
*Sj
Tom-fool,
silly,
stupid. 4U
'1^1? j, <ijl
;i>GI
To walk
at a quick step.
^
-Jr
Reaching... Attaining an
^ Û
i^:.
Ampleness of circumstances. "Cx^!
aim...
Mature, of age. Marriageable.

;iS,G
To
try, to expei-i-o 5
afflict,
ment. To
teat.
o 5lj -Sto put a. o. to the
^j l^
Inviolable oath.
c*i
Eloquent. Efficient.
'j',%i j^.i
iAj'
Chaste
(
in speech.
To be worn out clo>U j Jo. a '^^^. <> Sum of money. Limit, farthest end attained. thes\ To be consumed (corpse). To be aifected with fear. To'^^lSJlj ^' Exaggeration, hyperbole.
be smitten by (a disease, a calamity).
fdxH
Xi5\Ji
Utmost
Phlegm.
care, striving.
To wear
waste To pay
to.
out.
To
A f^y
fii
j:\, '-Om Jj
Bugloss, ox-tongue (pla).

Pituite.
o_ya^,
îxi
G
-
(clothes).
attention^,, j\
î^ ^
To take care
o. a.
of.
%%^ ivC> Ju To esteem, to

in
be anxious about. To vie
splendour
Phlegmatic. Pituitous. C>^ To hm'ry on. (J^ o JUj -STo open or shut (a door) * J^ !.
with
To
contradict.
a. th.
abruptly.
To put a. 0. or To show galTo
to trial.
^'1
JJ'\
To
tLi
ty3 ^/pi)
lantry at war.
try, to test, to afflict
s
li'b J'C5
'^jiS\j ^lib jiib ,Ci'^' ^.j a. j\j be spotted with white and black. \'iij a jU To be stupefied, amazed. To repair (a well) with plane- * jlj
a. o.
boards.
a. o. to
To put
the test.
jj^l
Jo
i^î-J
To be opened abruptly
Motley.
(door).
jiljH
Consumption. Rottenness. Decay.

Pi'essure of cala-
Camel-hair tent. Marble. Door.

Variegated, Piebald
jij
1%' ^ ;^j
xaUj ji;
mity. Trial. Sorrow.

Trial, test. Misfortune.
Trial. Misfortune,affliction.
jU ^
'Ui;
jl|1
'%
C5U
horse).
Famous
Castle.
'UL'
*!U
Plain of Balka.
Overfatigued. Worn out..>Ul
Worn
^ ^.i j^.
To be waste and uninhabited,
î;
out,
consumed, rotten. 'Jilj JC
Afflicted. Tried.
î} J^"'
Waste country. Company of infantiy,

,
^y.j
*i^.j ^^.
Cj\S'J\j
^ iji Ts
Anxiety, care, attentiveness. SVU/Intent on. Mindful of. Who takes Jui
account of. Yes, no doubt. Ay, yea. So. L' The thickest string of a ^îJ 9- Vi P musical instrument. Bass (in music). Ochrea, bamia (leguminous u*C Gs
plant).
To remain in (a piace).^^ t?b Cj' ^ -i^ To tie ( a sheep) in order to fat- oV

i
ten
it.
Fingers, tip of the fingers.
cX^
squadron of cavalry. Perhaps. S'j, ^Cb' -if-j *5Cjij Ts " -^ He may come. j^^l jsiC_ To mar a. o. or a. th. Aj s ~Jj 'Jj -^ To be silent. J^\ _,ijl Having swollen lips. A kind of broad- <iVb J^.h J^\j ^V* bean. Berry of the lote-tree. Small fishes. -^ Foolish, stupid. y. of M. Tumour on the lips. t^. ÔjI. Ambergris. Honey. "^ Tar. jr-^.
) (
tS*.
le
lY. c/". un. One finger. oIjCJ ,r oUJ Verdant garden, meadow. Finger-iJCJ
Amethyst. To come towards, to

arrive at.
jji}S -^
Jl. Clii
o J^^
-fr
joint.
To
put a triangular piece on
j5;
Coffee (berry). Coffee-tree.

Coffee-coloured.
i^
To make (a quiver) of a triangular shape. To set (a discourse). To trump up (a lie). To sojourn in (a place). ^ Gore of a .shirt. j;u; ^ lio; To communicate family iJl; dxZ
(a shirt).
-ft-
'^
oCJ
Good or bad smell. Prudent, steady. A kind of shark.

Gold coin of 20 francs.
^di
ca^
diiL'
J^,_
r^t,
-ft-
Ie
-fr
secrets (girls).
To
settle (in a place)
diXJjj
t_j
dxU
To come back to o.'s origin, o To put a. 0. imder chloroform. To claim a noble oi'igin.
Henbane
(
^;
^; -^
cjiiil.
Pith. Aromatic plant. Root,
dUi
soporific plant).
bottom.
Origin, source.
Bloom
of youth.
^^1
^
Bench. Banking-house, iiyj Clepsydra. Water or sandclock.
îlfeuT
^{ P
^l
jaL|
Beet -root.
Hole. Cannon-bore;
_,3-UJ
_^' Te
^
oîJJ
Ts
gun-barrel.
Window.
c-s-^*^'
Clove-pink. Clove.
Standard,
flag.
Lake.
^^ ^
To
construct, to build, to erect (a

in to his wife
Deceit.
<).
Cross-belt, iârt.
L-P Chapter.
jk.u
house).
Sword-belt.
J~/(_j
will)! x:\
To go
*ulj
Crafty man.
i^lj^vi-r
<>
(man).
To enhst
(soldiers).
To
j*j o^J
To build up (a building). * Jj To give a house. To have a. th. built, erected. A> J.j1 To adopt a. o. as a son. ^ J,:7 To build, to have (a house) built.* ^^rJl^ To want repair (house). ,s^\
Structure, fabric.
Building, edifice. oUiJ j
*jt-;^ 'l-j
divide (a book) into chapters.
Sea-town. Commercial town. Syndic of merchants.

Consul.
Merchant.
Flag, banner, colours. Love-apple, tomato.
Nut, hazel-nut.
Bullet-shot.
-o'jr^:
Is
XS!\
'Cj
From
.^
that, accordingly.
*lit
0J
JiUJ j
Jlii;
xJlii;
-ft-
Good example, edification.^ Ui

Jj_,
oCij
Adoption, adopting.
Building, structure.
cnJ
.^
icl'j
Shape, frame of the body. Strongly built (man),

healthy.
^j X^
X^\
sn-st-i
Venice (town). Rifle, gun. iîol; < Gun-stock. *^l^'l Bastard, spurious. ^îC./ ^ Jj^; To debase, to render a. o. j JaiJ -^
w^
degenerate.
'UJlj u_^'
?- c?l
Son, child.
To
.shun a. o
ifc_,
îj
To
CiJ a
di'aw
^;
-ft-
Man. P/. manldnd. j>'^ yl rr ^^ c?\ The man of perdition, damned.iJ^liJl 'i/\
Traveller, wanderer.
or a. th.
To
JcH"
<^y_
^l
'cri
Mindless
Relatives.
Citizens.
of the
morrow.
*^&
^'
retrace back. I^bony (wood).
o.'s steps.
^_^^
^-ij ^Lt, ^'T,
trî'T
*l.a;j|_^r
cloth upper-gown with veryî/

sleeves.
Ts
-ft-
Thieves, robbers.
jl)l î'
full
Daughter,
4-
girl.
oCJ
,f
cJ^
xllu
*^'l
Ring-finger.
Violet (flower).
^âj
Queen
(of cards).
^î;
t io P
'.ajiJiS
Word.
Violet-coloured.
CLx
To
marvel.
Joy. cheerfulness. Beauty.
Joyful, cheerful. Fine-
1^)
i:
Tear.
.
..
zJ^.
<j4rJl"^
c-i)l
ji^J
jpj+jj r-f5
Wine.
j^j>^\3 J|^'i)lj i_---"

jy^-^\
^*i
z,'b.
looking.
Thought, design. Arrow.

Siren.
J Ufe*Jl
J^-^h 'Ol
^tx]\
j'Ji\
'cXi c.aj
Cheering, enlivening. To squander, to waste,

Hero.
:;!
r-4-
fit
Sj-^-i^
ja^j
Small rivers.
Misfortunes, calamities. Cares, troubles.
j'j^Wj
jajvi otxT
'cjiui
jiVij'
jîii?
To walk quickly. < To insult, to scoff To be I'eviled.

Agility.
{>
Ja^J -^
at.
bU>'
'j^J
Ja^f
Jj*^"
xlj^l
My
little son.
Insult.
a. o. in
Sonship. filiation. Belonging to a son,
s^'
filial.
'j^l
To overcome
ovcrbui'den.
beauty, merit.
To To grieve
s \J^{ a _,ij slander a. o.

a. o.
-!^
To
jX,_
Builder. Founder, constructor.;r;J^ oQ Ilk! a Wrist. Blow.
Bases of a house.
l^r a
2f
C)\y>.
To sjiine. IjjÎj To outstrip a. o. in a. th. To be out of breath. < To be dazzled ( by sunshine

).
Architect. Mason, builder. ojttl

!
'U;
Pigeon-hole.
jUj' n
^^'
Constructed. Indeclinable (noun).-j..:>J
J^^ j^
A ^^j
<>
The
public buildings.
JC.)I
cij^s^
^cni/^
To
pepper, io season (a dish
with pepper). To vie with a. o. in. 5 0^ J 33*^' j^^'To make a fortune. To bring J^'i\ forth a. th. astounding. To be exposed to heat.
Letters of the Alphabet. JCiH Adopting as a son, adopter. Adopted, adoptive (cliild).
v" '*>;-^ ^^'j
J>:>
i*j
-ft-
^< o J^'-J ^
''^^ a
< To
To be
dazzle a. 0. (sun).
'
To To To To
()
show kindness to mind a. th. empty (a house).
a. o.
.
fii
^
a
~
"î.
-ft-
vi/lj 1^7
breathless,
-fy
To be
^^
J^\
j
J
Jî^y
I
be c-ii'j a C4J (hij CfJj astonished, to remain speechless.

iT-J.;
dazzled.
To To
use every endeavour on

of,
behalf
or against.
.liojl
repeat a prayer.
^fJI^
_,^j
Beauty, splendour, victory.

Publicly.
To be of a faint colour. a c-*; ? t^j a c4i To surpi'ise a. 0. To slander a. 0. 2 '^'jVi-?J 'îi ~ ciC To lie. s To shock a. 0. in relating malicious reports.
l^r
j'^_
cfj-'îi
Breathlessness, short breathing.
He exhausted himself SaJ^

in endeavours.
iliJ
Centre. Extensive field. -^y^ Beauty. Pepper, spice. jc^, Idol. Swallow. Devil. jl^' Short-breathed, breathless. j^4I;:j jj^; Splendid. Wonderful, magniticent.Âl';
xr.^; Astonishment, amazement. Lie. Calumny. *-? J cJc-Wi ^-i; .< Dull, dead (colour). c-ftij Calumniator. c.4;j C-; ?: dj'4^. i Cj\-^. Anaemia. Cli/ a Falsely charged. Stupefied. Cj/^'-'f To cheer up, to ^îlj (k+J a r-iJ
,
s'
-ft-
enliven a. 0.
slender, delicate
woman. J i^ ^ ;3j^5
j^^^\
To
rejoice in, to glad-
(U*? a
t-*>.
Artery. Back. Jugular vein.
den at.
The two
Dazzling.
arteries of the heart. o'Jî VI
To be
I
fine,
elegant.
OUirj
^^0 tXk
*j
5
sji^j'
jj^%
(blood
)
^ To
embellish.
To cheer up
To allow
to be shed
fi>
^y^'i
a. o.
I
with impunity.
To be
soil).
I
luxuriant (garden,
?rtiCfj
r^X'.
'
To be shed with impunity (blood ).^_,^ To sweep, to pass with pomp, -r'j'*^-^
To be merry.
cuiîb
zX:^
Good
^
chief.
Laugher.
JJ^l+J
t J^^J
;IaCJ
Vain,
Fool, stupid.
simple.
trifling. Vanity, trifle, ^343 P worthless. Tinsel. Counterfeit (coin).
Imprecation.
Silly,
Jj4r^
To dye (the beard) Mars (planet).

Yellow dye. Ruby, carbuncle. To push a. o. ^p
yellow,
fin
yy^^
-ft-
-i^^'jî.}
y.^.
uVJ^
To come To
lie.
suddenly
^-^^
u~iiJ -^
P P
from a country without any luggage.

jL;,7, ji;j
'd^^jVi
S j4i
Cj^kj
^
Ps
-fi-
l>iJ
a S*) "^
Foo!. Rope-dancer,
cnH+J
?? >JiyiJ
back from.
juggler, tumbler.
To wean (lambs), etc. ^421 To conceal a. th. To use,

To be
concealed, equi-
^^j
^#5
*
^-jj
to.
,ii
uncertain, ambiguous terms.
jc
îJ'
To prepare to. J 0^3 a ^43 -STo seai'ch, to scrutinize a. th. ^s, To hurry towards. Ji. To meet, to gather. j-X^j "" To rejoice, to be glad. J-î\
vocal, uncertain,
unknown
A
5
kind, smiling
man.
j.'^
jij
-tt-
To divei-t a. o, from a. th. To be concealed, vague, equivocal, unknown to.

Lamb,
kid, calf.
jp ^p
^l
îr^-^l
To take off o.'s clothes and stake them (gambler). To overwhehn, 5 i.4Jlj,Cki3
j-î)'
a ia^j -itto overburden a. o. (work, weight).

Ji^J
Weight. Heinousness of crime.
Brave, hero. Difficult task, ^^j Uncertainty, doubt. Ambiguity.

Black. Of one colour.
;i4J
j,\^\
Gravity of a. th. Heavy, ci'ushicg. Important.

serious (affair).
JaÔ
Rumbling (sound,
Beast, quadruped.
Bestial, brutish.
Bestiality. Brutism.
t j,tii noise). Thumb. ^; i^ ^ li.^j

^^Jj
j,i^
'
Overwhelmed.
^}*t''
To come
forth, to
emerge u^j a j^j
<>
-*j
from a cloud
Lichen.
Soft,
full
(sun).
Speaking an unkno\vn Ian^ guage. Barbarian, stranger.
^s*:**
Dandruff, n Leprosy.
iiis^rj Jfei4rj *^;'->
j^J
_,>JI
^l
"^
o^*(
of vigour (youth).
Thumb. Great
toe. Îji
Hidden, unknown, vague.
To walk with a haughty

gait.
^h-^
"^
To curse a. 0. (God). s y^ a JiJ -STo let a. o. act at pleasure, n j^j ij To abandon a. 0. <> To render j J4j1
stupid, to stultify.
Stout and heavy. Lion.
^1^3
To
curse
Jiut>
jlpj
'^^'^ ^r*-^*?
J*Q
To be fine. sl^ o 'j4u a j^ftJ j o 1^3 -Jf To shine. To exceed a. o. in beauty. o I4J To enlarge (a house) A ^j To boast, to get proud. ^'G To vie with a. o. in beauty. 5 j/'C To have a handsome face. ^Su To empty (a vessel, house). To boast of. 4_) Kil\ To vie with a. 0. in beauty, i^'Ci
'l
o. a.
To grow stupid, silly. To implore, to beseech

(
J*t^'l
Jt
J4%
God) with humility and fervour. jc. To call upon (God) against. To curse, to impi-ecate upon a. 0.
To
let a. 0.
fi>
wôuld. <>
do what he 5 J+IS.:.!, To find a. 0. foolish, stupid.

ii43
Cui'se, imprecation.
if-
Stupidity, silliness.
SiJ^J j xlij
elegance.
Supplication, earnest prayer;

-143
d^X
Beauty. Elegance. Sjilendour.
call for
help fi"om God.
House situated
-ftj_j 34JJ 'î^^ w ^43 foremost. Court-yard. Hollow of the
Indecisive, wavering,
Staffiess
j+j^ J^J ?r J*'^ (shepherd). Untied (she-
chest. Extended plain.
camel
).
Unarmed (man).
'
iy.
(
ic
lA)
Fine, pretty. Bright.
To come upoa
(misfortune).
Traveller.
a. o.
^CJlj ^ o ^S'.^
^'y'
^sj
-S-
Young camel.
9r*>i'j
Stuifed camel-hide^""
for
deceiving
a
:;Sy
she-camel
when
Misfortunes have
^^-^
5
^\~,\)
>.i^'^
milked.
Stupid,
overwhelmed them.
U'jTj M>/
^
_>
To To
deliver a permit to.

flash al! over the
^JJ
< To
^ To
-ir
sky
^}Lj
-rV
(lightniug).
come back to. Ji To bring back a. o. to. To acknowledge o.'s fault.
y
-Ji-
\ty o ^G
Jl
tijlo
Permit, -way-leave.
^Vj
i'>jjj
To appear \>.jyj
in
j b->j o
^C
broad
light.
To
To
reveal, to
)
communicate
Jl tj
be equal in rank, so _, )^j \ty that the death of one may be atoned for by that of the other. Do die, do atone for his death. *; ^
fit
(a secret
to a. o.
give to a. o. information
a.
^01
about
th.
To
reveal (a secret).
To d'^clare a. th. to be permitted to. To profess openly a religion, a ^

doctrine.
fi>
I ^
To come and stay (in a place), ]y To point (a spear) towards. ^J ]y To prepare a lodging for. Jj a s y^j Â To bring, to
fi>
lead back a. o. to.
To allow a. th. enter, to go in. To take >^ j\ îXL\ Yf^ To consider a. th. as usual and perpossession of. mitted to all. To permit a. th. To be equal. IjiCi To take lodging in. To destroy (a tribe). fi^j s A ''^^\ & Revelation of a secret. Permissions;!^!^ To kUl a man in order to comfi>
^
To To
receive a.
o.
as a guest,
in.
^_,
to do anything. License.
j
Dissolute. Free-thinker.
o_^Ct ^
^jS
'Jî-X
.
peasate for the murder of another. ^\'y Tantamount. Equality.
^ Radical (in politics). Great quantity of water.

Entrance-hall.
Blood for blood. Retaliation.^^
>\'y
y^
*i!i
j
Home. Dwelling.
Bountiful.
Inn-ssll/^'ljlij
iLyj SjC
k_->-j
t-jC -Jf
sjCJI
a. o.
Sun.
^j/
^\yi
To
To
serve
as a
o>U!, o
Openly, publicly.
door-keeper.
j
Revealer of a secret. t-^j !^Q Traitor. -^ Shameless, 'barefaced. Allowed, declared lawful, com- J ^CJi mon. To be used at will, at pleasure by all. To be weary. To abate ^y o ^G -S(heat), to remit (fever). To subside ganger To die out (fire ). To be taintedtj^ (meat). <> To lose its lustre, its dye,
its glaze
(
divide (a book) into

-^
fj
i_,y
chapters.
I \
To
direct a. o.
To take a. o. for a door-keeper. 2fi_,^7 Gate, door. Chapter. oCoij kjl^Jl ^ ijC
Article. Class.
The Sublime Porte. At random. Carelessly.
j!iJ| ^jC.)!
îi i_,G
Jt Boundary, farthest end. oGG ^ *i![j Kind, sort. Class. AVay. j\Iaking.
It suits you. Door-keeper, porter.
iiiC ^ \1a
oy^ji. ?- -'S?
textile fabric
(fire),
).
To
extinguish
to appease*
^Cl
F.
(hatred).
-^ Main-gate. Door-keeping. po)'terage.
ij\y
xifji
Trouble, disturbance.
^y
jC
-K-
To
perish, to be
!jiy_, s'jy o
(
Melting-pot for xJ'iy < j i^y.j goldsmiths. Crucible.

,
*^^y.
lost.
To be
void
deed).
To remain
uncultivated (ground).
To put a. 0. to trial. fi>j z j'cj\j jC To know a. th. by experience.
To examine, to^ cj(>'\j A O'jj o oC -^ look for a. th. To scatter a. th. To rouse a. o. To take Sj a cjiXL[
out a. th.
1\
To cause
rogue.
I'ncultivated,
a. o. to perish.
To become plump CkJ'j

(omaciatod person).
Gi>j
o iiC
-S-
Worthless
Gt^' o fh
-ft-
fellow,
To
stretch the hand in

a. th.
order to ofler
strides.
To make
fi>
rapid
waste
land.
Ruin, perdition.
a. th.
To measure
fathom.
by the
f-j0j
~
~
fi
Hell.
Uncultivated
p.CJl
soil.
To rush. To inveigh against a. o. To lower the price of...

a. o.
Wretch, forlorn man.

Lost, led astray, wayless.
Mullet, mugil.
ji ^>UOi<
for
*^
^j
\'y
'^j,^,
Pk
n
Fathom, measure of the two^ |^' ] ^ arms extended. High rank.

Generous. Powerful. Stingy. Unable. Toe-bone.
f.\J\
Gudgeon. Whiting. Bower, anchor.

Bugle, trumpet.
-i'jy
'4j,y. "^
^LJI Jj^l*
rush-mat.
'GjÎjSljîP
s?Jl'j^
j\^
jl
ji^
p,^
Mat-seller.
He is a dunce. Ai.y_ To overcome. To equal

a. 0.
^ itjjT'oîi V
n
\i.'y'
Falcon. Bird of prey.

Falconer.
o'j?\'j'
^.C
-i^
tAj^.j
j^'^jS'-^
jy.
Ice-cream.
"i'jy.j
Ts
-^
if-
To boil (blood). To overcome a. o.

Fine dust. Smell. Medley. Mob.
^^
W
'\i,yi
Snout, muzzle.
jy
To be
sullen, sulky.
To frown, fy
spoil a. th.
5
to look angry, n
To
To
peris!)
Csj^'j
(jy
(th.).
o 3\j
(wealth).
To
be missed
(
To fall upon a. o. misfortune). 5 To ill-treat, to embezzle a. o. To harm a. o. ~" To assault a. o. J* To sound the bugle. J^'
-^To
tie or
To kiss a. o. To make a. o. to kiss or a. th To smack.

.
C^ o
ifc
u-l'i
P
<>
a. 0. jj
^"y
Kiss.
^j-y
put
a. th.
into a bundle.*
To mix. To vociferate. (z.'y o jXt -fr To be noisy, disorderly (rabble). To assail o. a to come to J-j^
;
blows.
To lie.
i5^;J
<3; b'^rfci*
Mob,
for J.\y\
^Gjl ^ J-yi j.y
calamity befell them.

cJ&y.j
'^'^\
riotous assembly. Flock. Uproar.

Useless, vain. Vainly, in
Trumpet.
Bugle. Horn.
o^j
a
3\y}
fr
3y.
j.y Ts mere waste, to no purpose. Nonsense,

bosh.
a. 0.
Indiscreet man.
story.
To
tell
JjiiO
To precede
To
i^y
^^G
escape from
a. 0.
Bugler.
Shower. Calamity. Bundle, bunch. Nosegay,

Injustice. Calamity, di-
Jl^ ^ xJy' olsil ^ *JQ JjJ}/' ^ *m}>

3'Js
To outrun the To be gaudy,
others (horse).
bright-coloured.
^"y
Colour. Complexion.
Buttocks. Thatch.
Flat boat. Sailor.
>
saster.
p
-^
To To To To
be fat (camel). vlfjj? o i)C be entangled (business). dsjj mix and press in (a crowd), s purchase or sell a. th. *
iii'j i^;
all.
To
i-ecover o.'s
com-
(jo'y
Jiti
plexion. To stay in (a place). To sink into contempt

or misery.
Crucible,
-tf-
(Jay O
JCi
-8-
Big (camel).
First of
3'j/j
^ duG
Jjl
-ft-
x^î wUO
Rose-shaped ia'y
Hi 'y.
To
urine.
J); ^j ,vu;j V>j o JC
design on cloth.
C^.ljlj Ci'Sj^^j
oCJlj Cjj^
Case.
t;
Ci-i
To cause
a. o.
to
s JCS-Llj JCilj JjJ
House
dwelling.
Room,
apartraeuts.
Household, family. Stanza. Verse-
Strophe.
discharge urine. Heart, mind, state. Attention. Boldness. Welfare. -^ Whale.
JG
vU'jQ C
He
is
man
of
<^^J^^ J*'
o-J
S*
W^hat
is
the matter with you?

JCJI
good family.
Arsenal.
why?
^>Ljl cJ?
Attention, mindfulness.
'llitl^-^
Temple of AJ^^ Mecca, the Caaba. Cobweb.

Water-closet.
Public treasury.
<^b Jc?*" >^'

ci^lfet.:.)!
Important, sei'ious
Bale.
affair.
JC ji _^ 1
iJG
Scent-bag. Bottle, phial.

c4i
cii
Ps
>i.JI
c^j j
'liJI
JQI
cî
Postage-stamp. Urine. Matrimony.

Offspring.
-Is J^ ^^ Jlî ^ J'ji

Jl^'
Food
for one night.
ii^ c4^
Jerusalem.
i^!u4JI cÎllj ^-Jiii!!
ciT
c^c?
Great abundance of m*ine. Diabetes.
Small house, small room. Nightlj raid. Being by night.

Stale, (bread, food
).
oUJ
cJ
if
Urinal.
iJ^
jl>!'l JT
CyiJj C^,^
Owl. An owl. To surpass a.

virtue, merit.
"^^J A?
"^
o. in
C^f S o
c/d.-H-
Shelter for the night.
z^
*^
i
To
sijojj l^^^j l^'^j
Îj
cease, to finish.
To
perish, to be lost.
iS^'
Tree producing nutmeg.s. Egyptian willow.

Merit virtue.
xJGj
oQ
To set (sun). To cause a. o.

If not,
of.
Interval. Difference. Distance, o'jjj oy.
to perish; to Aj
&'
i'oj
destroy, to annihilate a. o. or a. th.
except that. On account o1 'j^. However, besides. Dangerous desert, oljl-ujj -x^. ?r ''^
Perishing, perishable.
Foot-soldier. Infantry. siCj
Ale, beer.
aJlJ
Tenth Coptic month : Jime. Tj/jj Ce To remember, to J Cjlij Cj>JjJ a o G. -^^

understand.
To think
of.
Matrimony.
Court-yard. Curse. Malediction.
** G
I!?iCj
Ps
ay
ejj
;3jj Is
Hawk. Owl.
To
tf-
raise o.'s self above
CL'
CrQ ^^
(people)
and oppress them.
hole in the jiij jij -^ earth in order to plant a tree. To beautify (a. o.'s face) God. *
To make a
Owl. Fool, stupid. Wôol (before xy^ it is soaked in the inkstand). 5ce tsJ,To act in the same way UT 5 i jy, -^
as another.
Imitation. Counterfeiting.
jyi
Cjj
Wolf's bane, aconite.

Misfortune. Confusion.
Strait, distress.
,jiu.j
j^.
j ^'^.
^ Varnish,
blacking.
Ts
^
/^J
Shoe-black. jtU^ ^^ Conduit, sink-hole of a tank." ,^ -Hi*^*^ "^ To spend Ou^j ^~ir^J '-^.^^J the night. To marry To spend the night at o.'s. oIp j| i_> To be busy about a. th. during a c4i the night. To build a house. To
He was
^^_ i>c^.> u^d' involved in a hopeless affair.

ts
u^ ^
i
To lay eggs (hen). To exceed a. o. in whiteness.
CalJ
^j^'C
-^
jîSij
To remain in (a place). o To bleach. To tin. a. th. * j<a!j < To copy fair. To whitewash (a
house).
brood over (a design).
To attack the enemy by To let a. 0. spend the

night.
night. jiu5l
s Cid.h
May God
cheer him.
iâl j
i| jai'
To prepare
one night.
provisions for
To be bleached.-^To be
copied fair.yia!5
*>.
.^-
To
exhibit, to offer for sale
(goods).
To draw up
on
a. th.
a contract.
To agree ^Cj
^ci
To put on an iron helmet. To destroy (a tribe). To be white, to get white.

Whiteness. Milk.
-^
c^liT
j
t/a^[
Milk-food
j^g
To be
sold.
To
find a ready
(butter, cheese, eggs). -^ Albugo.
market (goods).
To buy a.
chase.
th. of.
To
pur-
â
j.6'1
White White
of eggs. of the eye.
Day-light.
To
try to buy a. th. from a. o.a
fXXL{
Sale or purchase. Investiture tXjj of a calipb, king.
^
^
Good character. The whole day.

Eggs.
Church. Jewish synagogue.

;
olij> j f^^^r
**c>.
An
egg,.
Heart. Middle-
cjii>-j
*-o-j
Wares. Goods things

offered for sale.
Seller of, dealer in.
oIpQ ^
:ui5
*pUj
Helmet of iron. Testicle. Cock's egg {said of a. th. ^â)l ^h'1

part.
impossible to be got).
^'15
The foremost man
of a place.jDI
t^j
-â^
zS\,'j
The two transactors (purcha- oUCJI

ser and seller).
Seller, buyer.
Woman.
Oval, egg-shaped.
jj^\ ;î;
.Ujlj 'Ul
,iX^'
y.Uj
Whiteness.
Egg-seller. -^
Merchant, seller. j Deed of sale. Crowning of a king, a caUph. Sold. Mart, market.
Offered for sale. Saleable.
p._^/_,
White
clay.
jatj
*iil->
Bringing forth eggs, oviparous.
f,^
^.iii
Good layer (hen). White. Whiter,

Sword.
loCj
ja-.;
-Ua^:
^ ^^1
_^CVl
Bought. Buyer.
^lili
To
perish.
officer
CCj'
lU -
Happy
Silver.
days.
j^\
Major,
commanding -j_g,CiCo Ts
Moon-lighted nights.
ja~i\ JCJ]!
>Uill!l
1000 men.
Hospital. Lunatic asylum,
o^j Vi-o P
t^
\
Wheat. Sim. Paper. He has not Mi^Vj *Uj1/

returned to
white) prov.
IJS %j
\a
To be
sepa-
^ ^^j
Cjijj
o^
me any answer whe(
rated, far away, remote from.
ther good or bad
lit.
black
or
To be married (girl). To be clear, obvious. To
CllLJ j ^î
appear, to be within sight. To be divorced (woman).
ojJ
To come forth, to appear. ^^ b ~ To give a. o. in marriage. merit, glory. oQb ~ To separate a. o. To mani- a oij'b ~ The white race ( ob_^l -ua ) oU;-!l fest. To explain a. th. opp. to the black. To part fi'om, to forsake a. o. s ci^j. Washing. Tinning. Fair copy. ja-J^J To set a. o. apart. Copier. Tinner. Fuller. Bleacher.^^paili fitj s ';JCi^ qC\ To pronounce distinctly. To declare To trade. A s \^j v'<Jr ^.C ^ a. th. To buy or to sell a. th. to a. o. To b3 clear, easily understood, ojlj To sell a. th. to a. o., to make a 5 îjIj To appear. contract, a covenant with a. o. To acknowledge a. o. as a To make a. th. clear, obvious. ^5 To explain. To undei-stand a. th. chief. To be dissimilar, unlike. To û He was recognized as :cj>UJIj iJ ^:y.
i
first gleam of dawn. |_ij:j*VI Jal-JI Milk and water. oUaliVI Sudden death. jai:vi o>iJI Beneficence. Power. Favour, 1.51DI jOI
The
fi^
contrast.
CaUph
^.
Clear, evident, manifest.
(e
o\Jj
lii;l
6,^.
Obvious, clear.
^ cAJ
Eloquent, expres-u;.'_j o^.h sing himself clearly.

Evidence, clear proof, arClearer.
'\^.'\
-r
To be clear, manifest. To recognize a. th. as To manifest a. th.

val. Difference.
ij\XL\
evident.
A
ov
INIeeting or separation. Tie. Inter-
cJ^. *^ gument. Witness, precise testimony.

vlnJ
1
Friendship, concord. Enmity,
op
cli
Explaining clearly. Clear, beyond

doubt, obvious.
û/J
Parting. Contrast. Difference
^\^
Detween two things.

Relation of two numbers
îjCo that cannot have any other common diviser but a unit. Contradiction.
Between, amongst, in the midst of. J^ Before him, in his presence. vCu cnJ Meanwhile. dlj'i ov Equally distant from the o.^j ojj extreme points, average. Middling. Amongst, between them. ^4-^ U-.?
When,
whilst,
whUe,
as.
CoJj UJi;
o^lJ
Tract of land. Boundaiy.

Separation,
ojj
iirperial Antechamber, God keep you. God
The
-j,iU4)l ovijl
<
-W-
Tract of land. Division between
o^
two
.Ciil
lands.
ilLJ
^j
Cf
Declaration. Explanation. Ar-
help you.
Unknown man
M'' so
oUj
cr
uU*j
If
^Cj gument. Rhetoric. Clear meaning of a word.

jCiJ
and
so.
Explanation, clear demonstration. cnJj
Firman
,j?'J)j'^ -^j ^-^'ji'i J 4^jy^.
^^
Evidence. Clear explanation.

Interstice, interval, gap.
of the Sultan.
Divorced woman. Deep well.
jj^ ^
ij
e
To To
lose a. o.
s
!
er
utter the cui-so

!
Woe
to
s ^JlJ;
at
Pronoun postfixed to the verbs o the first and second as well as
thee To destroy a. o. To weaken, to enervate a. o. a U] To be set in orclor, to hi in 1,1.5-1.1, a fair way (affair). To be trodden
(road).
the third fmninine person of the past

C-'Vii
2'*
cJUs c.'U' Particle prefixed to the verbs at the
Weakness,
deficiency. Loss.îij ^_,Ci
Woe,
loss,
Woe
to thee
damage. Mayest thou

!
zpj
dvl
tJi
second person as well as the third feminine of the future^;^ cnliij îr. 3" Particle used in swearing. By God, I swear by God. ^\j
,
,
fi
To
stutter in pro-
tt'tj oG C
CC
-ft-
perish
Old man. Aged. -Ct j. 'ui Set in order, strengthened. L,iil;J

Coffin,
nouncing the T. To crawl Stammering.
(child).
-itv,
wooden
case.
c-y'^J
<->yf>
"^
Ark of the covenant. To perish. ilnJ o J^j llnJ a -n7 To ruin, to lose, to destroy *j s a. o. or a. th. To smash, to crumble
i
,
To scold a. o, To strike a. o. with. To look steadfastly Jl.j

at
;
ijiT
a jc
v_)
^
-
fi>j
5 IjXil j^'^
^
JC~,
-i}-
to stare at.
[in regard
Time
JJ,j Jy.j Cj\jt

...
tt
3^^
to repetition).
a. th.
Sometimes, now
Fresh, tender.
then.
'ij<i...''i'jKi
Ruin, perdition.
Gold, silver-sand or particle.
o'ytj
\''Jj
^^
-ft^
jp
sVh
jjj,i
Native ore.
To be filled up (vessel). CjIj a ji.j To sob (child). To be filled with

anger, prone to
evil
gold or silver particle.

follow 5
(man).
Perishing. Deficient.
Irascibility, hot temper.

;
xSt
To
tCj \J; a î -a. 0., to come with. To imitate, to obay a. o. To be the follower of. To prosecute (an affair). t 'j ^ To pursue unremittingly. To fi>j s
;i:;|j
,
SfilTj
follow the scent
^
fit
Passionate hot-headed. J"L>j jpJ Fiery (horse). To be twin-born *j yc Îj -Hwith a. 0. To weave (a stuff) with double threads. To fetch two runs
(horse).
of,
to track a. o.
5
(s.\:ij ii3\si
To
follow
a. 0.
jc
To
give birth to twins
\AJ\ J\S\
(in his opinions).
To
fulfil a.
get
th. ; to carry on, to * through. To trace back (a
(woman). Twin-born. Twin.

pau".
jrî
j^Vy}
j^'yJ jfi.
tradition) to its source.
j^Xy yr "i^'^'y ^ Twin (thing). Match, fellow of a

Bringing forth twins ( female ). Woven of two threads (garment).
cut
th.
off,
y\'y
To make
a. o.
or a. th. to
a Aij
To
5 s fJi\
follow another.
To put
a. th.
next
to.
_j\i'^
^ J^Ja
t_i^'l
To prosecute
overtake
to attain.
*j
fi>
a. o.
or a. th.
JXj:^
To observe a. th. in its ^VLj growth. To study thoi'oughly (a To science). To make repeated endeaa. vours. To ask consecutively, to exa- To
mine successively
a. th.
to curtail
Lj a
li
Ui
-ft-
perish, to be
CJ^j
(A'^j CiJij
lost.
To
suffer loss.
I )
cP
a. o.
Weakened, eneinated. Mad. To feed (an animal)

with, straw.
To come one To ask

get
a Ci
after the other, to fi\sj ari'ive successively.
to follow; to
Î3J,|,
a. o.
to follow.
To be intelligent, prudent. CaJ To gather straw in a granary. To put on small di'awers.

Straw. Lai'ge cup. Straw.
Intelligence.
u>J
ojJl
oL?
4^1^
:;Cj
< Be- f,Cj1 ^ (5. and pi.) ^, longing to property of. Subject of a power. Consequence, result of oU-j *i-j a good or bad action. Chastisement.
Follower.
;
,-.
Prosecution.
Breeches of sailors, wrestlers. oCi P A straw barn, heap of rjtjj oostraw.
Surname
of the ancient kings of Yemen.
îjD
,li
Sequel, issue. Penalty,
o\sKZ,
liCl
Dealer in straw. Straw-coloured
oj
'>s^'i '^Jr^-i
:j4-- dj ;5Li!l
chastisement.
Nationality.
^^
v_.ji
:^7
"C^Wj
-^
of.
(garment, beast). if- The milky ;ji1!!I way. To make a raid. Tartars (nation ).
Following, in succession,
at the heels
y^
o Co
-J:}-
Follower, attendant. Yotary.^Cj ^ ^^t Creditor. Debtor. i^] ^

Helper,
^'jj
jtij
jO
^j
-S-
rj\^j
tXp, 9- *îf' j
^*jj
^ ^C
tartar. -^ Courier, postman,
j;^
oti
Adept. Votary. Zealot. Fellower of
Smokiug,-tobacco
Ts
-tt-
women.
Following,
^Cij ^,y^j
Îjj ej^j I.S?'" o To trade, to ba in business. Trade, mercantile affairs, ba-
^"b .^b
x^j
coming next. Follower, domestic

Sjl?J
^^
^\j ser-
siness.
vant. {Gram.) Appositive. Female attendant, foUower.^ji^ ^
xiy6
Mex'chant, commercialjib^j ji^^ ^ ^îj man, dealer, trader. Wine-mei"chant.
Consequence, issue. Imitative pleonasm used for
^Cil
J^;,fîJ'
corroborating a word as
Mei'jf.\'Ji
Tradeswoman.
^ %^y,
Successively, one after the
/j^So.
chantable (goods). Provost of merchants.
Goods, merchandise.
^^ Pe îs; ^ _,i>
Is^^cj^
j^
other, in turn.
Uninterrupted, successive. Uniform, symmetrical.
îriJ
' Commercial. Market. Trading countiy. Befoi'e, in front of. {See *>j)
^>
oi^
-8-
Followed. Obeyed. Sovereign.
^.^^
Opposite to thee. Under, beneath. Below.
dlAliJ
Antecedent of an appositive. Smoking-tobacco.
^;
i
P
-S-
^7
J.y
I'iu
-$:{-
Men
of the lowest class.
Cjy>3\
'J t^j
To show hostility to. To weaken. To make

a. 0.
5 SLj
^'Jj
sick,
J^j^
Inferior. Situated underneath.
to bewilder a. 0. (love).
To destroy
.^
Scaffold, shop-counter.
Ts
-^
-}^
Movement.
î^7
o.
To season
Illness.
(a dish).
jj^j
jlj
To
present a.
nne,
i jiijl
gift.
î>j
Weakness.
J^_,
Jcj'i
^ j^
with a very precious
Hatred. Revenge.
Seasoning.
Pickle, spices.
^y'^,
Any
^;>s7j wiSj ^ XiiJj XisJ rare, and precious object. Masterpiece. Gift. Present.
.Jct^
jj Cj jjc
Museum.
To shade
(a stuff).
j^\ jiSj ,j^ a CUj o î -^
To season (a dish). Dross of iron, copper. Seasoned (food).
j;'^7 -^
Jvi^
j^
J
sour; to
Architect's strinj^.
I
J^
Weaver.
Black colom". Black.
will set
you right.
jaU
Fat. Solitary. Tall.

Lustiness.
sja
Jt wîî j, jC
Sjll;
jj;;jl
To become
*i^
o'-pv
-H-
Boy.
To
chatter,
-tf-
To
utter idle
Jj ^
transform into leaven ( paste). To b3 moistened too much (dough, mud). <> To be worm-eaten (wood).
words.
To render
sour.
To
leaven (the
fi>
%c\
To shake, to stir a. o. To be shaken, bustled.

-^ Mill-clack.
dough).
Jjti
jCJ?
Talkativeness. Hurry, shock. sj^^ Misfortunes, bad circumstances. j\'y
To be
full
of earth C jv^^j
C'jp
fc_y
-U-
To have To be destitute. To be rich. To be

(place).
titute.
<f
dust in the hands

des-
Sesame-dregs. Leavened paste. Vo Rotten part (of a tree). ^\au '^\~, Loathing food (man). -^ To stammer. -< To be rotten, worm-eaten. To be bruised by a blow ;ick:J o (man).
i^
v'J'J vt^
Stammering. Inarticulate
sound.
xSîJ
To become dust (corpse). To i_,^' assume an earth-like appearance. He sank from wealth ^'y\ C* juJ ^"ji
into destitution.
To soil a. o. with dust. A t_>'jb ^''S ting-place. Music-hall. To cover with earth. To throw earth upon a. th. To spriukle (a To make a ceiling. To board cXj To sit on a soft bed. (a room). letter) with sand. Litter. Palanquin. objAkt} oljj cXi P 5 iSjt To be contemporary, coeval,
friend of a. o.
Fat (man). r-.;i..i n Stammerer. Foreigner having a ^\ilc> bad Arabic pronunciation. P Bedstead. Throne, cjjU) ?sofa-bed. Seai. Ward-robe, n Mee-
c^
Capital of a kingdom.
clUi-il
ck;
-^
-H-ii-
To be
soiled
with earth. To
,SAj
*_)];,
Gallery, raised platform.
cJf-J:^
crumble to dust.
Contemporai'y. Fi'iend.
To UsjS ^
take.
See S>\
for
ii-ji )
ijj
,jJ^
Dolphin.
Companion. Match.
i-jlSn-~j
To
Vj^J ^j'
-x
set boundaries,
fi,
CM;
)
îj
-H-
^'jî
v^v"-' ^'>'-' ;
to settle the limits
of.
Earth, dust.
oIj^j
"4 Jj*'
'
<-/jy}
To have an
indigestion.
for îji
i'^j a
Destitute. Full of earth.
Sy
SjI^j
^
^cl
piece of land.
To
confine, to
border upon
fi>
Earth. Terrestrial globe. n'/j Earth. Grave-yard. Tomb, ^y t ^'J Dusty (place). Bringing *^J ^ duat (wind). Soiled with dust.
Thlaspi, leguminous
plant.
a. th.
To cause an
Land-mark,
Indigestion,
indigestion to.
limit,
jtîS
2^
^\
,^5
^J
j^jJ
boundaries, Irorders.
î-fj cX>lt ^ Ci-ij "CJib Heavy, indigestible food. X^vC^ Suffering from an indigestion.^^.> ()
,ujj <-j.J
Cj\j.J ?*l;i3^
End
of the fingers,
Grave diggers, navvies.

;
Breast upper-part of ^j/j ^ "Ci^J the breast. Ribs. Poverty, destitution. o'jii Bolt of a door. <j"^.y, -^ Inheritance. ( See cjjj ) . dj\'J To be veiled, concealed. (.'j o ^'j -i^
To be severed (bone). \j/jijfj o'l^J^ To go away. To retire apart
^
A
from.
To become
and fresh.
fat,
fleshy
ZjV/ &
cut
Sj
"jj
To
drive a. 0. away.
To
off a. th.
cTJ"
find difficultiesin
Arsenal.
i'lik^^j
sJC^ Ts
J^J -H^ J-jp/j-J
o o^'Ji
To
jp ^'j a
t^
_*5
To be wicked,
Wicked,
stingy.
(i.^ a
(a science).
stingy.
Place
\ \
full of
lions.
To To
a.
be straightened,
^3\y
fi>
Large lemon. Citron.

!
.^Sj
\j
ru'jij
'^'Ji
fastened.
Muscular.
'^fJ.J
Jl..
.
straighten, to fasten
tli.
o''Ji\j tj^'y
To
interpret, to
.^s^
fi^
jp
To
rectify (the
weight in a
translate
from
one
language to
of.
balance).
an other.
Right, accurate (balance). Strong, hardy. To rush into peril. To be

filled (vessel).
To
\t'Ji
write the biography
Interpretation, transla- ^>l^'
^ Si^J
v^^'^'
f.Ji
-^
tion.
Biography.
Introduction. Preface of a
To close (a door). To fill up (a vessel). To hasten to do (evil). To bf full (vessel).

Door. Flood-gate. Flight
of
stairs.
f-Ji
book.
The Septuagint.
Interpreter,
^îs-^' În)l
j^\'j}
k^XJ
rr
Ci\^^'J
dragoman.
Interpreter. Biographer.
^-^
Channel
between
seas. Canal of irrigation.
two Interpreted, translated. Dubious.^^ Mouth of To be grieved, ^l>Vij (>-'j a ^J -

,
a streain. Garden.
afflicted.
evil,
Sappy
(plants).
Prone to
py
To
sadden, to grieve a.
o. s ^'J'\j
^"J
^'J\j>
mischievous. Light-minded.
Sadness, sorrow.
îjil
(life).
^ ^j
^-'j
Ordnance survey.
Door-keeper.
^j
\'y
^.jji
Scanty (stream). Painful
f.\y
To
scarify (cupper).
6.^ a
Flooding a valley (stream). f.'J'\j To lead a delicate hfe. (Sj a sjji To be luxuriant (plant).
Slight incision on the skin.
^Ji
-S-
To be
ijj^j Vjj a jj>3
q\ jS
\jj,
^
jy
jy\
j\'j
thick, hard, dry.
To
effeminate, to render
<Sy\j o^j
a. 0. inordinate, (pleasures).
To
per-
To freeze (water). To harden, to dessicate

Sudden death.
a. th.
jfc
severe in
a. th.
To behave
inordinately.
Jjfe-Ll.
Dead, dried up. Hard and thick,

Scales, balance.
tijj^^
jjt
Effeminacy. Well-being.
^'J,
~Sji
Pe
-H-
Wealth. Welfare. Relish.

Comfortable, easy
excess, softened
(boy).
(life).
.Ju^jj yjj>
To fill a (vessel). To provide a. o. with a

a
shield.
o ^j-y
5
^"j
Ungrateful, given to
>S^j SjC^
by
delights. Delicate
To arm
shield.
o.'s self
with a
tr-jtij
To
protect o.'s self with.
Truffle.
j''î'jii w'^'jl <f
To
hit
man
on the collar-
j'J
bone.
Clavicle, coUai'-bone.
Shield. Disk (of the sun). ^The reverse, the wrong way.^lnJO Ts
jr
tJ^>-
Libertine.
^^-^j
Ts
Theriac, antidote. Treacle
JG
Art of making shields.

Shield-bearer.
<^\y
Wine.
^\yj
>j-'jti
To
for- *_, 5 iTy

a. o.,
sake
a. th.
ClTj^j (is'J i'J -IIto abandon, to leave oft'..

Ij
,
Shield-maker, n Hirer of donkeys.^^1^7
Wooden
bar.
a^jjc^'^ -r *-^Cnf j ^j-'J^,
To give up
a. th.
To
neglect, to omit
Intrenchment, ram(ju part, bulwark. Barricade.
^j
j-l^
-^
To bequeath a. To forsake, to
th. to a. o,
j ^\'Jlj
J A Lrûi iJjC
To intrench themselves
(army).
^rJw
eV
To To
hi languid. vomit. Languor. Vomiting. To compel a. o. to do

unwillingly.
0.
i\j
JiT -fr
dismiss a.
o.
To
let a.
quiet.
To
a. th.
;j
'^
-ft-
a.
To ill-treat, to shake To make a. o. to stammer (confusion), a To pull out (a tooth.

sink
a stone).
grant a truce to a. o. To agree on leaving a. th. Forsaking, abandonment. Turk. ii\'f\ ^^ A Tuik. Turkish, Turki.^h <fj language. Heirloom, inheritance, *Jyj lijj
bequest.
To
To
down
in the
sand
^'^
(beast).
Branch stripped of
its dates.
reiterate words.
To be
îV&OI
J
-^
unable to express o\s
self.
To be tired, exhausted. \^, a To exhaust a. o. To weary, to tire a. o. fi^j To break (a bone) anew. To
vessel).
^^
i
fill
(a
Middle-aged unmarried (J, ^ "iiîj^ Avoman. Empty egg. Water left by a torrent. Iron helmet. Truce. ill^jj xJ'Jcj'
dhj
^\
,_J5
w.j
Turkmans.
'î
^^yj oU^^ T
Leathern socks. <i4^ Ts To appoint a time, a term J fi> j,*ji -^

to a.
<)
o.
,,,
Weariness,
Fees.
toil,
fatigue.
^\^S ^
oCJij
Tired, fatigued.
Appointed time. Ter-^l^'l

fight.
^'ji
Fs
v_,Un a
mination.
Fatigue. Toil.
^\-;,
C.iij ^'^'^
To withdraw from
Place and cause of fatigue. Toilsome (work), tiring, Fatigued. Worn out vJ"-'" "^J by care, remorse or sorrow.
,_îJ
v"^
To
ci-y out,
to vociferate.
\'jz
a J^)
^ ^
Lupine (kitchen-plant). Underground passage. Persian manna. To busy o.'s self about tftjj a trifles. To utter idle words.
Desert. Trifle. PI.
Clouds. Misfortunes.
Bridle, rein.
cJ^j~>
Gs
P
J:
Bleeding abundantly (wound). jCj To pei'ish. To stumble. CLi7 a ^J-^ To render unhappy. To j j^-if 1j (_^; destroy a. o. (God).
Evil, unhappiness. Loss.
ill-luck.
**!'
o^Sjij ca^'jI Ts
i
xî^j
^;
xLm
Stumble. Fall.
I
'uhappy, miserable,
^j-iî ^j^>
wretched. Stumbling (horse). Stumbling-block, ill-luck. To conceal laughter. To speak

confusedly from
To be the ninth. CLj a ^1j -KTo take ths ninth part of. To fitj i make a. th. nine. To become nine in number. Nine. ^^ ^ xilj The ninth, ninth part.f,Llit ^ flhj /^
ii;^
Ninth.
Nineteen.
S,lrlfr
^'
0; ^
^^
want
of teeth (old
Nineteenth.
Ninety. Ninetieth.
man).
To To
perish.
lose, to
v'-i;
^0 -^
^
Nine and nine.
cause the /bj loss of a. o. or a. th. Destruction. Dearth. Hunger.

Filth.
^,\
^f,
Compound No vena.
of nine,
Woven
shoe.
of nine threads (rope).

j,:r^\'/ -r
f.jLiJ^
Ugly, hideous. To burst with rain

(cloud).
^
|j^
(blood).
Slipper, sandal,
X'j^X'
<
a _^j
-J1-
October.
Jjvi
ct^, Ch
To spurt from a vein To burst out (skin).
|^
November. j u)l cc^^j^ Ch Autumn. Mulberry leaves Ci j ll5 -^ gathered in October and November.
cP
To improve
good
a. th.
OA
i
0^
-ft-
To
set in
4>
îjl
oi'der; to dispose
with
art.
To
arrange, to settle, to fasten a. th. To bring to pei'fection. To study (a science) tho- J^\
roughly.
To boil (pot). Ci>7>: ^ -^ To spit (blood), a To 5; a L^ spit. To di'ivel in speaking. To show contempt by the ^;|j
word
:
^\
lij, fie,
tush
Dirt under the nails. Fie! For shame!
Inborn disposition. Sedi- ouJt^ J^l ment of water. Slime of a well. Skilfiil, clever (man). jijj jj.
Perfection (of a work).
xJilj
Opportunity.
Trifles.
Rubbish.
U-j
To
To
I
Steadfastness. Improvement (of oiiil a work).
be angry. Seasonable time.

leave off the care
of o.'s body, to
^j
-S-
Strong. Perfect. Finished,:yi;>

up, improved.
<fj j!cj>
become
dirty.
To
for
stain (a place) with blood. "
A cX5
cJJ
-
Seejj.
^\
(
To
iear, to
honour
God ). To guard
I
Jj
-a-
Dirt.
Apple. Apple-tree.
^(^ ^ û7
:ci
^
agaiiiSt.
An
ij a
apple.
The haunch-bone.
To sow
(corn-seeds).
Apple-grove.
Corn-seed.
Jj^
fi>
To
bud, to put
xiui?
<-j jijl
JtJ
Fat (man).
To
cut, to tread upon,

a. th.
ji~A a
forth shoots (tree).

Sloven. Filthy (man).
o"'^ -^
s
i
o\'Juj
to crush
To load
jî J^
"i'Jth
(a gun).
Dimple on the upper- s^Tj

\
IjtJj
To inebriate a. o. (wine). To be meagre, weakminded. To slip a i"unning-]ace into

(trousers).
ij^
^_,
lip.
'
Buds. Sprout. Carbuncled

face.
sjîl,' -i)-^ '_jZ
^%s.[
<>
To To
spit (a fine saliva).
"^ o
jij -^
leave off the use of
>u: a J.^
Small coin of about a

half-penny.
2X1 ji ]j 'cU?
di -^j dX^_ ^ Xi^l Second of time. oi4j ^ <ii; -^ Monastery of dervishes. :Ufe5j *^ Te
Trousers-band.
perfume and smell bad. To perfume o'.s self. To have a foul odour. To make (odour) to be bad. fi> ^}^
Spittle of fine saliva.
(of the sea).
Foam
Ju>j
JCcj
j^
Bodkin.
2Af^
a. th.
lU-smelling, unperfu-
iLj;
^ J^
To trample
foot
under
d
fi>
dvrfej
-{f
med.
Spittoon.
and break
it.
To
boil fiercely
;u^
(cooking-pot).
To
shiver from cold
or fever.
Ticking of a watch.
xSiii=d
)
To
trust in, to
for jfeji
j^j
rely upon.
See
jSj.
Fox. Diy grass. ji^, ji^j Gun, musket. ^Cfeiiij Ts "^^ Musketeer, rifleman. i be \j2j *aUjj ^4ajj Vîj a *4' "^ small, mean, little, stupid. To be
^^^
J
To throw a. o. down. Aj 5 Sc o ^ -{^ To lead (a beast) behind o.'s back. n To hft, to carry a weight. To
<>
tasteless (food).
To make a paltiy
gift,
-liiil
iîjl
Tastelessness of a dish.
jiCo
fill
(a jar).
well), j
Tasteless (food). Veiy small,
oCj oS
Jj
-ft-
To let down (a rope) in (a To charge a. o. -uith a

foul deed.
A -
little.
xiii ii;
Badger (animal).
Coriander-seed. Caraway-seed, soi? To fatten (a laud) A
To fall do^vn. To leak To exude (sweat).
(tank), y:
o
[
yo
^^
^^
-ft-
by watering
it
with muddy water.
A
shed).
j;
Aj
5
o^
)
a. 0.
To destroy, to lose, a. o. To ruin, to spoil a. th.
^1
jiC
To beseech
in a well).
a. th. to a. o.
To throw To let down
Jl^
'J;
(a bucket
Destruction. Unavenged (bloodIn a desperate state (sick

pers.).
To
^'i!)|
tie
(a beast) and drive

Jyjij Jyijj
*j
'ji'\
JC>
it.
To make
(a liquid) to drop.
Hill of rubbish.
^yj ^
'Ji
loss,
a waste.
pers.).
:cLi7
Pillow, a Ruins.
Dying (sick
(knife).
Worn
out
oUU
Way
Spoiler, destroyer.
j^7
of lying down. Laziness. :a7j c Neck. j;!>Cj jijj li1 ^ J-17 Strong (man). Erect (spear). ^c/.
Spoiling, ruining.
^H
o!A*
Lavishsr. Spendthrift.
Lost. Wasted.
oÛi Vj
ixi-Hj
^'ifi
To shake a. th. violently, jfjj To drive (a beast) vehemently. To be in a good state ZJ^ ^"JG
fi,
J
^ ^
Ci;
Dangerous
(/".
spot. Desert.
^î
(business, road).
o/'ili'i)di;vyi 5^ ilU7j dinj i..
dUi -
"^
Perdition, loss.
,^G
ij
This, that.
To furrow
Furrow
a. th.
of the
^ J^ ploughshare.^^C ^
1
he perish! Ass, she-ass one year

old.
May
Help-boy. Jeweller.
Brazen-faced, shameless.
j,yj^
To take a. To become
of a. o.
^ Ji To be home-born, long
*>j n
^
^
^yf'
iSjiJ
i
rr
^'P
-S-
Cub of the
fox.
ja*
in possession (cattle, slave
etc.).
0.
as a disciple,
s j:js
ii'lfJ_,
To
stay, to dwell in a
a alu
the disciple J
{jj^y^j
XjJ
place.
Pupil, disciple,
j^yc ^ JLUJ S
i^, a *$
student. -^Penitent (of a confessor).
To gather property. aC To possess i^roperty by inheri- A aul tance. To acquire home-born property.
To
perish.
To be
asto-
nished.
Heredi.
To forget a. th. To destroy a. 0. (man, To follow. To walk

behind
a. 0., to
cj
/b
2^
ji,\'f, ^ aJ Uj , i^; j -U;j ^^'i -^ tary, long-possessed goods. H^me-
sickness).
5
I^JC
aTcI
born slaves,
cattle.
!Aj --
Hereditary, or acquired whenjliij
aX
alii
To leave off, To read (a book)

a. th.
imitate a. o. to forsake a. th.
young
(cattle, slaves). Child.
^
'ij^,
Original possessor of a th.
.To recite
Palm-leaves
îi ^ ^^ - ,jSJ ^
basket. Portfoho.
To remain (debt, time). Jjj a^l_j To erect, to lift the head CJj a ^6 -Jf To follow a. 0. To ask (the ij (pers., gazelle). ^"J-j remnant) of a debt. To make a su- To break (day). tji; pererogatory prayer. To accomplish To be long (neck). To \s.%j Ca7 a ;i^ (a vow), To draw (water). To fill be filled (vessel). (a jar). To stretch the neck 4=J_j ;Jii:J) fi To make a. 0. to follow anand raise the head. n li'l
-tf-
is
other.
Length
a. 0.
of the neck.
;il7
To precede
To
To put
off the
Height. Stream
oUiJj
iiti j;5U
X^t
payment of a
debt.
transfer a debt from one to another.

follow, to prosecute.
a. th.
Jt
To
To j
s Jtzi
seek to obtain
To come
consecutively.
Ju:_i
coming down a valley. Long-necked, tall (man, ^t b f;C steed) Of high rank. Erecting his head. ^Si To perish. To be spoiled. i^ a wii; -^ To be worn out, wasted.
r^
Near to bring Full moon.
Stammerer.
forth, (female).
"x
-^ To
To mispronounce, To
feed a.
o.
to
stammer.
i^ti.^
^^ ^
>
>Ouj
a. o. to follow a. th.A s jiX." look for a. o. s Protection. Neighbourhood. >c
ask
i.
To
Reading. Recital.
Follower, adept, votary.
sj^
^7
'Scl
-with
J^j \y^
J^ ^
A J^
j^\
dates.
Young one
Corollary.
following his
^y;
To dry (dates). To biar many dates (palmtx'ee). To have a large stock

(man).
mother. Trace, footstep. Consequent.

Following. Consequence.
of dates
J\'J
^ z2i
a
To be hard,
all sorts.
stiff (spear, staff),
j^^
-r
Hinder parts. Rumps,

horse. Posteriors.
tail of
Dry dates. Dates of

Tamarind.
o\'J^j
^^>
J^ J^
'"'J^
Then. At the end. Afterwards.

ôift
Consequently. At last.
dafe.
Knot at the end of a whip. Fond of dates. Relating to dates. j:_,.

Full of dates
cXJ^ r
Residue of a debt. Remainder

of time.
luCj
ef^
Ju:>J
Relieving a.
0. in
singing.
To be
Dealer in dates. Nursing of the sick Hospital servant.

July.
"^ Cj i complete, accomplished. To be elapsed (month).

':u,\:Jj
C'\^j C-V^'j
Uo
To achieve, to accomplish. Jt jl v ~" To execute (an order). To persevere
To To
gather, to collect be high
Ci
in a. th.
a. th.
(camel's hump).
i.f^j ^c^cji \o^'<^ To be fully-develo-
^
'\
To aim at, to repair towards. J{ To finish, to fulfil. To imfij s prove a. th. To put an amulet upon
(a child).
^
'J
]
ped, tall, big (camel).
To
fatten (cattle).
j<
vXj
To To
give the finishing stroke
it
Camel's hump. Tall, fat <tXA'^ ^ dl^g hump). Lofty (building).

Basis.
Betel, a pepper-plant.
to (a
wounded man).
full
^
fi>
attain
growth. To be
full
j;= a
(moon).
To
be near to bring forth.
J^HT, JÂ:
Compound used To be altered

(food).
for chewing.
To complete. To perform a. th. To be completed. To come one >U;J

and
all.
iUij
i^ a
'<^,
To compare things
together.
To ask
;^^
a. o. to
complete
fi>
^rj-l^
^
j
-S-
(a favour).
End. Term. Completjl

;
li^jj 'Jj iJlj
To be remote. To stunt (a child He is still sitting,

going.
sickness).
complement. Mouth.
tion,
^\j. ii: j^-G 'Jj a
Similar. Equal. Companion.
'j;
Tunny (fish). Enormous snake. Draco

(const.).
^^
oyjci
Spade. Hatchet. Full moon. Performance. Completion. Full moon. The longest night of the year. ^1^3 Completely, entirely. Remainder. Supplement.
:11)
cÎ^
-
i
^liSv^j C-lv
i/ii;^
Sea-monster. ^Vater-spout.
To
inhabit (a
fixed abode.
^ \tji~
\lj!
Complement, supplement.
:i^
tall.
country).
Name
of a tribe. Strong,
^^^
î^y
j,
Having a
Rich.
.i
*j C
'
Amulet.
Perfect
;
oU-^j v7i^ w
entire, complete.
*>a
>^j
J
\
wJj
in the
September. a First Coptic month Rapsberry. *X)-^ '^y Strawberry. j^'J CjJ) <-j î>j\ cjj> ^^'ilcl mulberry. Rapsberry." jj.li)l c^jt Tutty. Sulphate of zinc U5>j Cj4> used as collyrium. Zinc. Antimony. To put on a crown. G-y o rr^> -fi:
Tobacco smoked
ghileh.
nar- iiUj
Cone-bearing
Short. Dwarf.
Betel.
fir.
^y^ ^
Effeminate.
-^
Lazy.
^^^
To
îL^j ^13 liî in (a place', to inhabit it.

,
stop
^.:j
-H-
To crown a. o. To hi ero^vnod. To be made

a prince.
5 ^"Ji
To have an
oveu.
indigestion.
I'ijJ
a -rci
-Jt-
r^^ A
t^ Tk
-^
circular earthen
j^y^
^yij
Wearing
Crown.
Bronze.
a crown.
9r>->'J t^j,^
Miti'e.
Turban.
cSi^, -r
Unslit dress. Petticoat. :u J jijj Sj^J-^Desert. wjj,0 j^ *^>5Jj xV^ ' "
rr^yj -ry
Tin-plate.
dl:J
'ijr^->
"
Ts
'^^
-M-
To befall a. o. (event). J G._^ o ^C To hi prepai'ed for a. o. (th.). To dip into a soft li^j ^'y o ^t
substance (finger).
Tinman. Tinker. Tree of the desert.

Turnsol, heliotrope.
_^yj
j,y.h
:4^
-^
P
-S-
To repeat
\yp o jt * %'jt\ 'jA
Jl,
idle talks.
To How (water). To repeat (an action). To look intently at.
Impediment
Nonsense,
words).
in speech.
î^^J
false, vain, (actions,
^"i^
N. of ad. Small vessel. Transactor. j^: Mosaic law. Bible. "îx'pi 'J> ^
To be tamted,
to stink (meat)f
;;i^_,
To be
C^j a ^^ -1^ exhausted
To
dip bread in
A W^
^ti
^
-{^
(camel
).
(butter).
To go
y. f.J:lj ^.î:
milky plant. cJS.s.jL To be dim (sight).

Fault, mistake.
j ^.Jg
O^j o
oU
Tihamah. To afford y^\ matter to suspicion. To find (a country) unwholesome. A

to
XiJ;^ "^'yi XsC
Stink.
Ill-smelling,
li^jj
i^'^
To
Jlîjfjjj Cg^jj Dj'}jj C5^ JC -!^ long for, to desire earnestly a. th.
a. th.
^^
-^
See
^j
Suspicion.
of Arabia.
x'^'^) t>.'^
*iC.7
^_l
To purpose He is dying,
of death.
in the
To hasten towards. agony <_!:, ja

for.
Tihamah, coast
Suspicious, charging with,
^M7
^.^j
i^J
Suspected, charged with,
^j ^jîi -^
To show a craving
3^y->
To
sleep.
C^j a
^
-tt-
Pesire ; propensity. Earnest, eager to obtain.
oiIJijj
3y To
j;a
-Ji-
be neglectful.
(fold,
\j^ o
-[y]
-r
j|^7_,
Single
knot).
'y -^
To
practise witchcraft.
\'p o Jl^
He came
directly
fj: sG.
Sorrow, fatigue.
Misfortune.
oV^ ^
*)/j iVy
a Just now, directly.
o}7
4)
To
<3)|
Jl,
C(XJ *;Uj
j."j
Cy
_il" -H'
Witchcraft. Love-philter. ;j^;j ivji Pearl. Ear-ring. _^^7^ ^^^ ^ i^J; Necklace. Silver-bead. Ostrich-egg.
come back
to God.
o.
To
repent.
ic
To To
forgive a.
(God).
5
incite a. o. to return
v^-"'.
Pearl-shell.
i;_^ yt
Wearing a
GarUc.
necklace.
( )
^^:;J
for j,^ Ten thousand. Persian coin equal to 9 piastres.
^^ ^ oC>_jj P
to God. Repentance, contrition, atonement. Repenter, contrite, penitent. Repenting ( man ). Forgiving
tty
Îj ^\y
cjy
-ft-
To pursue al^)^ o-U;.7j game in all directions.
ojfc^
- cX ^
(God).
Mulberry
tree,
mulberry.
(\T
Buck-like.
To
flow and
\j\*^j Ujij Ctl"
fC
-ft-
erf To wander, to go astray. ii\j o i^ -HTo be disordered in mind. To be

proud. > To be absent-minded. lead astray, to destroy, s u1j ey To perplex a. 0. ^ To distract a. o.
j
spread (water). To take, to carry
a.
th
*iJ
A *
jt.jj ^'J
To
away.
To vomit. To ran headlong (into J evU). To enabark rashly

Prone to
evil.
fl;
Waterless
j,clj i;^1
^j cy >
^C;lj Jl
in.
^-^
'"L"
desert.
<>-Absence of mind.
-^
Bewilderment.oU^
c^^j A^ To
ifj^
\
To be a fool, stupid. To pluck (the hair).
iJC
fi,
ilal
great
fool.
(
^j c jiil
'
This, that.
f.
of iU;i
)
i
dU?
jXi -^
^ Jz>
To be enslaved by (passion).CIj To enslave a. o. (love). To

abase a. o. To Slaughter a home-bred
pass away (wealth), jy a jj -STo destroy (wealth). fi> ,sy\ Lost, passed away (wealth). jt,j h To become easy to a. 0. J GJj ^C -K(affair). To be decreed, fixed to a. 0. (good or evil). To predetermine, to preor- J A ^VjI dain (a. th.) to a. 0. (God). To facihi
^ci
tate a. th.
Intruder.
ewe
Slave.
(fi'om want).
Name
of a tribe.Bewilder-
^
J^
rClfj
Ci\>-:^>j
o^Jj .^^
is
Forward, interfering
of his concern.
in
what
not
^0;i
ment, madness caused by love. Home-bred ewe. Amulet. *i^ Wayless desert. Name of a place. 'VilJ Enslaved by love, disordered in mind.
Fig-tree,
fig.
Ordained, decreed.
To
strike a. 0. with (a stick). 5
iSJj
^'G
si-
Kindness, meekness. Go on gently!
jlj
\'sA
G
i
i!li^
To
swell, to
dash
Cl3j-)
JC
-ft-
Indian
fig.
fig-tx-ee, a fig. Fig-garden. To be proud, haughty Cfî i eC -JiTo go astray. To be perplexed, To ba absent-minded. To render a. o. haughty, j clj *li
-if-
together (waves). Dashing waves. Proud. Haughty. jC;
Vehement cui-rent. Time (repetition) {See Jc). tji To win a. 0. ^ ySi COtJ i jC -
Of shore stature. Severe.
jCj
To perplex, to lead To distract a. o.
a.
o.
astray.
Pride, haughtiness.
*ijtlj
oCi'l
-u^
To become a buck. Ca i ^Û -STo dash together (waves). ^S^ The she-goat became a jii^l ^ ' '7?.M_ buck, 2. e a vile man bicame mighty.
:
Waterless desert. Mistake. Proud, bewildered. ^ Distracted, û Proud. o^>j Stray, wandering. oU^j aCi Wayless *4^*j ici^j *ici^j 'î-?tf^j^
laud.
Roe-buck. i2j trCib cr>^ Goat-buck. Stupid, fool. Roe-buck. j;^

Buck-like
illij -^j
?r ur-i^
-^
iLZ^^j
;*-.
nature. Stubbornness, obstinacy. Buck-shepherd. ^Cj
c^
("\r)
cSL*
Scar of a wound.
iÛ
-J}-
To water
(animals).
To
fitj
uu
-fi-
To sit dovna. comfortablj. CCi o Li To be finished (affair). To be steady, <^j^j s.'iCi o z^

resolute, brave.
keep them thirsty. To quench (the fire, anger). To remove a. th. from
its place.
-fi-
To hi
fast, firm.
To
O^Jj L"CJ o c-P
To withhold To fear a.ô.
a. o.
from.
last, to contiuue.
To To
a.
dwell, to remain in (a place),
To yawn. To become
sluggish, di"Ow.?y.
-{^
persevere in doing *j 5 Jt th. To be proved against a.
o.
To ba upon
news).
the watch (for

,
(affair).
To ba incumbent upon
a. o.
(duty, affair).
Yawning.
ajJsfi>j
vÛij SMjj
To To
hold a. th. for certain.

strengthen, to consoli-
Heaviness, languor.
ijiigantic tree.
^^vJj >Jj Cy'

y_j\\]
5 ,^4-^
date, to fasten.
To
prove, to demons-
Gaper.
trate
a.
th. -^
^To administer the
Sacrament
of Confirmation to a. 0.
To know
heart.
the Koran by
^'^\
c-^j
To bleat (sheep).' ' (î^j C\j a To be covered with dew iSU a (plant). To feel cold (man).
Dew. Encampment. Foul
action.
^jS^'^
"^
^JUiij
wi^
^\j'
-ti-
jcj
-ft-
iU
To have a true knowledge ot\^\j îf Damp. dewy"(place, night). sllcJ > ulj To confirm, to ascertain To seek blood- ^ s jU ]j \'Jj a Jj -Hfiij s z^\ a. th. To declare a. th. necessary. revenge. To retaUate a murder. To disable a. 0. (wound). To tran- To avenge a. 0. i_j ? fix a. o. with (a spear). To establish To obtain revenge from. JS\j Jj*\ a proof. To recognize a. th. To con- To call for help in order to jtiSjll^ fine a. 0. to bed (disease). To write retaliate; to seek revenge. down (a name). Blood-revenge, To act deliberately. To be zX^ i-etaliation.
proved, ascertained. <>-To receive the
Sacrament of Confii*matiou.
To act slowly, prudently. To ask for proofs. To persevere in. To keep to

a. th.
c3--l
J
cjIjj
Steady. Brave. Selfpossessed. Firm.
zî
z^
Steadfastness. Steadi- Ziy^j Zi(Jj z^ ness. Constancy, persistence. Spider. Zj\J y\ n

Certification,
oC-il ^ c4' demonstration. Proof, forcible argument. Index of a book. PL Trust-
worthy men.
Disease confining to bed.
;:,\j'
c^
To put
To be
Troop
together.
to improve a.
(\t
iSt
To complete, Sj * JJ Th. To praise a. o.

ip
incessantly busied about,

of horsemen,
ojib Cj(J
'JîjI
Numei'ous company.
t <i-' ^ iiTci
jr^;
Wild goat, ibex. Effeminate. To flow. r.-?Sjj r-sJlj ^j>ij b J To let flow (water, blood).
,
^
-J^
FaUing very thick (rain). Torrent. Voluble (orator).
^(Uj
?^.oJ
^J^
\'J,Ci
To
To
mix^(dates) with
fi>
o J>d
the dregs.
extend, to enlarge a. th.
_,i7
* ^j
^ s^;
Uppi-r part of the back.
Midst of a valley. Thick and I road

Dreg.s of pressed dates,
To be
big-belhed.
belly.
5U; a J?J
-J^
Ampleuess of the
Big-belhed (person).
y^ ^ J? j^M
,
Large
(bag).
To discharge
rain ^^1j C4J
j.0
^
-{^
suddenly (sky).
To be silent, speechless. To hush a. o. To become '"CjUj vli-.jj

coarse,
stiff,
Iîj o
Uj
5
(stil
^5-4 o o^' "^
thick.
To render a. o. thick, rude. ^ î-j] To distress [a. o. To beat a. o. unmercifully. To j make a great slaugther among. To exceed the bounds in. To apply
o.'s self
energetically to.
c'^-î
^'-
To be covered with wounds. To crush, to overcome a. o. ^>

(evO, sleep).
Ja^
"Vo
Having an incisor ,^ ^ 'Uy j >^' tooth broken or fallen. To cook (naeat) insufficiently.* jajj -HMii-e.
Fleshy. Heavy, thick.
oilj Or^J
To water,
a. th.
to moisten
ijjj o
Oj
-fr
;k^y
(a
^
-a,
To patch up
a. th.
work), to do* jyj

,
To be wet, moist. To feed a. o.

'
jjj a j^ b jij ^s^
amise.
To b3 To
cousL- ^s'/ a jjj i\'j' o \'S derable, to increase (wealth, tribe).

naultiply (wealth, people
:
*j
t\'ji\
Breast (of wo- xSj '\'J\ ^ J'Jj j'j3 man), pap, mamnia. Breast of man. ji(J ^ j'-*^Jj >jj^S Big-bi"easted (woman). -GU
God).
To
rich, wealthy.
j'J'\
I
give
'rj'Jj 'ojj'Jj \jj'Jj I'/
-a-
To be
plentiful
;
water
spring
);
milk ^shefi>\y o
Wealth, opulence. camel) tea rs (eye). jj} '\'J '^j'} j^ iS'S'^j Numerous ,J^*j "^J To scatter a. th. To pour (goods, company). Rich (man). down rain (sky). Opulent (man). ^syJ j> oî'J To wet a. th. To water (a
!
field).
Pleiads. Lustre, candlestick.
h'J a 'jj
-Si
Holding
much
I'cloud,
jj'Jj j\'J
;'J
* j^; ^ "J
To be
softened by
^s'J'\j
,s'J
water
(ewe).
spring). Full of milk
rain (ground).
To moisten, to wet (the eartli). Earth. Moist earth. Goods. .|j^*(

The
cai'th
* iS*J Loquacious, garrulous. ^ Jj To mix (food). To scatter

i
.
jUj
-ft-
* Jj
dried
has been ^l; ^s^\ lr*.-l between them, i. e, from
became foes {jjrov.). Watery ground.-Gy^ ^S'jhXiJ - '^J To undress To have a 'i^^j xi^'lUj Qakj'i 'U -man).
friends they^
!
a. th. To multiply words. Loquacity, talkativeness. Prater. -^ Mill-clack.

(
a'j'j
j(:'j
i
a sick
s
? C Ir'
i^'J -^
thin beard, scanty hair.
To
i'ii*'''
find fault
^yh
a. o.
Thinbearded.
iJ ^ L'j1j,o^b
'^^
with.
To upbraid
J^j
i'
v^'-"
Having thin eye-brows.

Spider.
Fat of the intestines.k_/3lj ,^yj ^ ^Jj Fat (ewe). >\,'J Ancient name of Medinah in ^j^
Arabia.
To have
a cold. Cold in the head. To vomit.
To
CJ
i
i^^'ij i;>-1j,tSl;
o i-'J
-S-
;j -S-
crumble and soak bread into broth.

i
To bleed (wound, nose). To dip (cloth in dye. To give vent (to water).*C;;a îJ -^ To kill (a beast) without To make a raid against. u Sjlill its throat. To flow forth (water, blood). Chap on the lips. Weak ^'ii\
cutting Ji^'
rain.
:,'j
Stream of water. Torrent-oCi; ^ s^) Panada, soup, ^j^jj jj\'j ^ cjjJj JiJ ' Long and thick snake, Glue. cs^lif ^ oCJj h'J - Winged dragon. nSnake {iuQeneral). To come t6 dinner unin- (s,'J a f.J -^
Water-course. Fresh dates. Fresh To become warty.
^pCi;
^ ^'-i
j.'J
vited.
(vegeta'bte).
Feathers on a cock's n? ck.

She-fox.
iil'J
-S-
\yj a ,J -^
jfcj,7 --
To try to know Venomous juice

thorny tree
(a
news)
in
lying.^1
y^,j ^;;
To break
teeth
of.
the
yj\j
C-'J
yj'
--
of the
^)j
To become tainted (meat, Ck;!; a Jaj water). To stink and split (hide). To bs swollen and chapped (hps).
J^
To have the
-J1-
teeth
yJ\Aj
'^'J a j>y
broken or
fallen.
To
pull out the teeth (of
yj
snake).
J
C
Â
JLiJ
To
drive (a beast) s Ju\j from behind.

(a beast).
Ju J^
To have To flock
ii'regular teeth. SUJ a

(guests).
jj
-{f
To bacome
j'J]
To crupper
Crupjser.
y3\
jC^l
serious (affair).
^ Juj Ju
-{J-
To disagree
a. 0.
with.
To thwart
ic
jiu]
He does not possess a. th. 3iJ^ *J t To put a skin beneath 5lij * o jij an arm-mill. To cast. off, to scatter
th.
Superfluous tooth. ^)J\MJ Jiwj Excess.

^^^lo has one tooth
jjj
Jmj
Jij
^ ^
j;j'|
To
settle, to
form a sediment
jUl
jlSj
more than
usual.
sjut j, 'J\J
(liquids).
Fox. Tick corroding hides,

generous.
jjijj
To be
little
To
shift, to elude a. o. ^JiiS^j wJiij' -^
Divgs, sediment. Dry food
jiJ
as dates, corn (except milk).
cunningly (from fear). Fox. a Jackal.

Otter.
^J u5
"
^ kJ^
Lower
mill-stone.
Jlifj ji;
'
.i;jl
^w
Mi oClu
-jij-
Slov-paced. JUj Skin put under an arm-mUl. ji; j Jui To strike vrith the knees Ci; i ^j
Fox-evil
(fall
of the hair).
_.Iiiil
Male
fox.
(she-camel).
To become hardened by
work (hand).
Cii a
^
iLij
To
enter into private con- a ÎjIj ^\^

o.
:
versa tion with a
To harden
Knee
of
(the hands
work).*
^Jl
Callous parts of a camel. cXJu
man.
n
To To
a
follow a. o.
supply (a pot) with

trivet.
Confused speech. xisiv -Jf To slaughter (a sheep). 5 Cij l îj To pierce a. 0. with (a spear). ^ s To melt (ice, grease). Cil a *-^^ Torrent never oCi;, 5^ v'^J v^ exposed to sunhght. To break, to dent (a A |J,i; a ji^ -i^ vessel). To stop up a breach. To make a breach (in a wall). To break the front-teeth of. ? To stop all access to a pass. ic To shed the milk-îj ^\j jS's^ ^f
teeth (boy).
Frontiers. INIouth.Front-teeth^^
take three wives. Support of a coooulj 'JUI king pot. He has reduced him -JijVl :SJ iL to extreme destitution. Who has lost many wives. To pierce, to bore A CiJ o <jAi a. th. To make a bole in. To shine (star). To burn (fiiê'.C^ Tebe penetrative (mind). To spread ( odour ). To soar aloft ( bird ). To be red-faced (man). 'iUj o w5j
To
^J^
Mountain-pass. Chink, ere- _^' ^ s^ vice. Gap breach. Pit of the neck. Frontier of a ho.?tile country. jj^
;
Gum
of the teeth.
j\xf.
To produce
called
the plant
(valley).
_^1 -
îii
-S-
Xj^\i3
To be
as white
as that plant (head).
Very white.
Mountain-plant whitening when dry. Hyssop, wormwood.
^j
îUj
To
perforate, to pierce
_i2Jj
^Js
.-^Ju
through. To appear on the head (white hair).

a. th.
<-\3 i
To bleat (sheep, goat). *U7 CJ -{^ To make (a goat) to bleat. s jj] He has no sheep tJAj Sj 'Ck'i iJ C
nor she-camel i. e. nothing. Mustard. Nastui'tium. In- 'Ujj
dian cress.
Uj
To kindle (the fire). To strike (fire). To b3 pierced, bored.
wJ-J
\j
^ ^
^^2iJ\j k^Zi_7
To
line (a
breast-plate).* jjj
aIj
Bore. Hole. Orifice. v_)Uj1j t^Js Piercing, opening.
^^'hite clouds superposed.
jujuJ
Jujiiij
Lining (of clothes).
cP
To hi heavy, -weighty. To find a. th. heavy, painful,
difficult, hai'd.
^Y)
Fuel, tinder.
)Z
J^^\ A
Hole. Canal, pipe, tub 2.
Weightiness. Gravitation. jii Hardness of hearing. Charge of a household. Juil ^ J2j
Piercing through. Penetrative (mind). Shining Red-faced (man).

Drill.
'
(star).
Tunnel, narrow
Ui< a
-
Luggage. Valuables. Men and genii. Weight, burden, load.

Treasui-es of the
soil.
pass. Sagacious.
o!^l
JuJi ^ jii
(i^SJj *UJj U2J o wiJiJj
be intelhgent,
clevei", skilled.
Gravity. Crime. Importance.
To
perceive quickly,
jj
fi>
uiJ a
C'~''
The deadJuJVl
to be skilled in an art.
buried in the earth.
To
a. 0.
overtake, to
or a. th. acid
find,
To meet a. 0. To ovei'come
a <JuCj
,
Weight,
iUjj si?jj <>îJ -^s; Heaviness, weight. Slugxx^j ui) gishuess. Numbness. -^ Tediousness,
load.
To become
(vinegar).
Ci3_J
u'a -^
tro ubl eso ra eness.
To
(ccin).j3i;^
sui'pass a. 0. in skill.
To
jj
fi>
Heavy, of full weight
^ J5U
strike a. o. with a spear.
To straighten
Burdensome,
Serious
Dull
(
a. th.
To
^jmj
difficult.
Tedious, jiij
(
rear, to bring up a. o.
).
(illness).
Important
sedate.
th.
To
vie
with
a. 0. in
man ).
Grave,
Slow
jsS/i
cleverness.
To
Ciui j îsCli surpass a. 0. in skill.

zf
û
(hoi'se).
To become To
sliii
Crushed under a burden. Overweighed. Dull. Drowsy, Piece of marble used to fasten
carpets.
well educated, improved, disciplined.
^;It 7
struggle, to contend.
intelligent
Very
woman.
Struggle. Instrument for

sti-aightening lances. Skill.
Intelligence, penetrative mind.
Intelligent, clever. Sharp.
n
ijt\ju
Weight of a balance. j^liiJ^ ^ Jui Weight erjual to one dirhem and

half.
Gold coin.
^jjj jcs
^JuSj
To To
lose (her
:
>UJj Îsd a J%J

^
-S-
Vi?ry clever. (vinegar).
Very strong âJjj
child
mother). d'prive (a mother) of

state of a
j'
jfeJl
Brought up.'weU bred.
..^Sii
(her child).
To be
;
heavy,
Loss of a child
j^Jj JfcJ
mother bereft cf her
children.
Deprived of a child, JlfeCj a friend.

Depi'ived of her child
oy^h J^^
JfXil
weighty. To To be slow, dull (man). To be hard (ear, word). To be very seriously iU. y^ To weigh a. th. with fi, o JSj the hand. To outweigh a. th.
Û^ o ji; - be momentous business.

sJujj
(mother). Deprived of
children.
To make
JiS'\XA
y.
Ji&(i> j
J^
iifcii;:
Any cause
(of
depriving a mother
*_, y
her child). To be incessantly

occupied about.
a. th. heavy, *_, j jU weighty. To burden, to overcharge. To double (a letter). To load, to overcharge a. 0. To ic jif crush a. o. To be troublesome for.
C-SO
^^Ci
To remain in (a Middle of a way track of a

;
To track a. 0. place).^ Câ^feJj

road.^^sO
To eat heavy dishes. jjU To overburden a. 0. (weight, f jijl debt). To oppress. To crush a. 0.
(illness, sleep).
Fhght
of
^^
^X^-
^^
To be
sluggish, dull.
jji^
A)
Night-shade (plant).
Thirty.
God). Doctrine of the (The Holy) Trinity. Third.
oUIjj utJip
c.y>U-
^
^
fi>
pigeons. Barracks. Colours. Flock.
Trinity (three Persons in one
To drain off (a well). A o D^ * To fill up (a well). Trinity. To overthrow (a wall), j y(jjj y^ to scatter. To destroy (people). o^lu u ^ o5 C" They ai'e ruined; their jA^J^ D*
o^diJ
'
:;;)
Thirdly.
'
Oj'u
^.ii.
power has been destroyed.
Trebled. Tei-tian (fever). Trian-
gdar. Triangle. Reduced to
the
third (wine). Three-pointed (letter).
Right-angled triangle. S cJ^ Acute- angled triangle. iG- c^^ Trigonometry. ottiî Comp.sed of three. Threeo>ii/
angled. Reduced to the third part.
To have plenty of wool. ^1 To repair, to mend a. th. A To be decayed, to fall in ruins, jlij To be poured forth. j-j^ To rush upon. ip Decay, ruin. jl;^ ^ iij jij Flock of sheep. Wool. ^}yoJ ju ^ yl
,
To snow.
(^ky).
.v;l)| c-i-i^b
,'^
o r-U
Mud extracted from a well. Multitude of men. To rebuke, to blame s Cjj
lU
i
To trust in. a. 0. To jl j _, i^.^ o r-iJ To be covered with snow (earth). ^^ lumniate. To expel a. o. To lose o.'s wits. To notch, to dent, to turn a. th. To be refreshed, calm ^.i;1j Qj a r4j upside down. (mind). To be dirty, broken. Qj a ^0 To be benumbed with cold. To ^.ti -^ Slander, backbiting. Calumny. ^Jij become frozen, cold. Worn out (old man). ^!Aj1 ^ wJj To cool, to ice, to freeze Dishonoured, blamed (person). jÎj_j * (a drink). Stones and earth. ^CA ^ wUlj >Ju'y To cool, to cheer a. o. To Detractoi", slanderer, calums îtl ^^1 u become snowy (day). To reach the niator.
fi>
<>
^\j -Hr disparage, to slander, to ca-
snow
Snow.
Ice
;
(traveller).
Cold as snow (water).
^Jc ^
^
^y,)
^
y;
Calumniator. Demon. v'^--;j Cause of blame. Vice, wJÛ^ ^ *r_ii* To take the third fi>j s (ijj o o'u -^
v^
dealer in snow.
part of
a. th.
or fi-om
third.
a. o.
Snow-white.
Ice-house. Snow-drift.
^^
Ci;:
'j-
To become the
To
th.
tu
fi>
jiÎi;;
arrive third in a race (horse).
Covered with snow, with ice.

Apathetic. Dull.
-i^
Cooled
^^
il^l
To
triplicate.
triangular.
To make a. To do a. th.
to
ô
To
thrice.
--
reduce
points.
(liquids)
the
third (by
To break
(the head).
liu a
Ab *
C.L-
a /J
boi!ing).To
Trinity.
mark a letter with thi-ee To hold the doctrine of the
Fallen to the ground and split

(date).
-^
i
To notch
in a wall.
(a
).
blade, a vessel
Jjj C-U Jj -aTo make a breach

fi>
,
To become three, thirty in number.^ljl Three. cjVJ j> V"^ Thirteen. îiÂ^ > îS iS^
Third part.
c^j3j
o^jM
,-
cA^J -^^
To be dented. Ji}\j Jijj (jj a To be blunted (sword ) (brink

,
^l;
Thrice, three times.
Oy^
of
v/ater-worn).
;ii7j
Notch (in a blade, vessel). Breach (in a wall).
J3
Tuesday. -U^vSlj 'U5U)I Large ornamental writing. 'jjif Three and three. cii'j
o^
Triliteral (verb).
'^,"^,1
JFruit-biaring (tree). Kidnej' b -an. Fruit of the sorrel.

"^
(^
y^^
jCiXLl,
Calumny. Backbiting.
Nick, indentation.
c^\
jj
"*^
Usufruct, use.
Useful.
Productive, numerous.
jyiî
j^
-ft-
To pick up. To collect. * C^< To heap up ( things ) To

a. th.
repair
Pivductive,
fruitful..
j^
/^
To
satui'ate (cloth)
Cci o
with dje. To shade (a stutf ). To break a. th. To dye (the hair) with (henna). ^_,>6
To pluck up (the grass ewe).4 To grow o'd, weak (body).

:
Repair, restoration.
Here, over there.
c ^
* -
V V
To get drunk, intoxicated.>l; a Ji To stay, to abide. V_^'j '^' o Jii To remain (water). To assist a. o. To feed (or- Aj s phans). To leave (a remainder). To froth, to foam (milk). jj\ To iuebriate a. o. (drink). s
-ft-
Therefore, on that account. His good and bad qualities. iijj iU He does not possess t>'j Vj ui wUiJ V
a farthing. Then, afterwards. Moreover.
cUj v
Remainder of î'Jj water (in a vessel). Froth of milk.
iJL*jj iiijj
*i^
iilij
Manager
ness.
of a tribe's busi- yj^\ Ji^j
Handful of dried herbs. *^ Old man. rc^j Picking up every thing, liij %i* good or bad, little or much. Panic-grass. Plant used ^yjiJ,i îj for stopping holes.
To
Shadow.
jij
Jl.
Intoxication. Abode.
Intoxicated.
Jc^^J JtJ
Prone to, fond of, iu love with. Sour milk. Large cistern. Basket of palm leaves. Shepherd's bag. Slime, soft
j^
iUii
iiii/.
feed a. o. with *j 5 *C5 a til -Sgreasy dishes. To break up a. th. To ba smashed, broken. *ii^\ To mix a th. ft, ^îj rrJ^ -SManufacturer of variegated cloth.!p_i>I
i
To
dig'ifc
aiij-b
-CjIj
llx-ii
-ui
mud
s
of a well.
To take the eighth

part of
a. o.'s
u^
^
i
-S-
goods.
C.;i
To become the To b3 precious

valuable
(th).
eighth.
up (a hole for water). To exhaust a. o. (expenses) j oil a she-camel (milking). To go to a water-hole. x^\j owl. To request a favour from s oiiJ-lf
;
cr^b
SjUj
^'
a. o.
Puddle di'yiug up
ii^j
To value, to appi'aise a. th. A To assigQ the price of. To render a. th. octangular. To
crease
a. th. to
^
in-
sjij j:J
the number of eight.

fi>
To discuss the price of. To be eight in number. To give to a. o. the price

of a. th.
^Q
j^]
summer. Thamoud. Tribe of ancient Arabs. Drained (water). Ruined iîi through his prodigality (man). Antimony used as collyrium.aiii^ ju}l.
dui'ing
^^
To To To
fructify, to bear__,ijb
(
Jj 5
fruit
tree
).
To get
Ij^ o J,J rich (man).

,
-ft-
increase (wealth).
find or
ifc
J;j
Value, price, Eight.
iij b cA'
s;^
;
to render a. th.
4>
jJjLî
fruitful.
< To
'
enjoy the use of pro-
Eighteen,
Eighteenth.
perty.
nip
"ij^Xj
_^j^S ^\S
Fj-uit.
Thi eighth
part.
ProjcMj jj; p^rty, profit, income.

fruit.
rr.>.
jii;
^ jj
^r
Eight and eight.

Eighth. Eighty. Eightieth.
Knot at the end
sZi\yJ
XJ^
of a whip. Tip (of the tongue). Skin

of
(
the h3ad). Child, progeny.
(^
c^ t}3
Action of praise. Central incisor. Path, narrow-pass in a mountain. Repetition. Praise. Putting (of "C^
a noun) to the dual number
;
Valuation, estimation, appraisement.
Eighth part.
Precious, valuable
(th.).
,yJiA -^
dual.
cjw caw
Deuteronomy.
Biliteral (noun).
p.ljli'Vl
xSiJ 'JuJ
Two. OJSiJj Twelve

Monday.
Second.
Secondly.
Cn^-J
^ C>^c1j\j
cAzJJ, jt
Owl
'^>\
Appraiser, valuer, estimator. Octagonal. Poisoned. Fevered. Of eight feet (verse). Appraised.
^^ J^
-^
'^^
J^l
-^
j^
^
Other, the others.
cnJJlj
JL^ a
To be worn out Dry herbage.
(old
man),
-jl
'^
ojiJ'Vl
:QU ^ oU
i;;i;j
Fetlock on a horse's foot.cnJ ^ :dJ To smell bad (meat). tiJ a cm

i
-fi-
Cju
J,lJ
Second
(of time).
Joist,
c^Ky
stop-plank.
Exception, exclusion.
Exceptional.
y
lute.
To fold, to bend a. th. /b uU Ji -STo bind a. th. To conceal (hatred). To deter a. 0. from cfoing ê. fi>j s a. th. To avert a. th. from. He has struck him tjij l,iij *L\
a second time.
Second string of a
oU/S
Winding
(of valleys, rivers).
l>^ Knees
He
is
unable to walk
^l Vj
(a noun)
jJj V
Bent. Folded" double.
Doubled. The dual number.
-^
^ su^ j.
any more.
Te bear rancour
double, a th.
Jj-u
Marked with two

(
points
To
J5
Jj to
(a
To put
letter).
in the
dual nmnber.
(an action).
Verses of the Koran. Windings j u^ of a valley. Excepted. Exceptional. Ji_5l> To gather o}b ijyi C>" o v^^ ^
(people).
(dust).
reiterate
letter)
To repeat, To mark
with two points To pi'aise. To blame a. 0. j* Jilj Ji
To
collect (water).
To
rise
To be doubled, folded, reiterated. Îj To strut about. To incline <,lJi j

the body in walking.
JJlj
J,L"I^
To To
return.
To turn back
Cl^l.
(to God). J(^

t-iljlj
recover
o^b
To be doubled. To be bint dov/n. To bow down. CC^
health. To ba cured. To recover o.'s senses, wits.iiip Cll. To requite, to reward a. o. 5 t_)p To call to prayer. ^-^-' ~ To retribute, to com- Aj 5 ^lj\ U^\ pensate a. 0. To restore a. 0. to health (God). To fill (a trough). To add a supererogatory prayer ^j^Sj (man). < To gain a reward. To ask a reward from a. 0. i ,_jOitJ,l. To recover (health). To claim a
o.'s
To deviate, to swerve from a. th..^^[ To .except To exclude, to ^ J.i-S-11

set a. th. aside.
To make an
Winding
snake).
In the
(
exception
of a
for.
[& j\
Fold (of clothes). Bend.

river).
^ Jj Coils (of "a

'ufl
goods back.
Clothes. Gar- ^''y\i ^\'J'\j
vQ v>
r
ment. Moi'als. Behaviour. \N''oman's
gown.
Pure-hearted, of good cha-^CJ)l
racter.
meantime. ^j i .Cjl J meanwhile. Reiterated, repeated action. Cjj ^ J,j Seaond in rank cli ^ oCUJj secondary. Unsound, wrong. Praise, encomium. Dispraise.ji;;!^ '(J Two and two. Ji^j fV'J Cutting ^(:j]j oCjJj 'Cj ^ tJ j>
his first
old
^ly
teeth
when three
animal);
'^
yeai-s
(cloven-hoofed
when
:uiJ
Vicious, of bad morals.

^
v'^?' urJ^
slciJI ^'jj
six years old (camel).
Scapular of Our Lady.
Eulogy. Praise. Panegyric.
uJ ^
'
To gather against aad

treat a. o. (people).
ill-
ic
J^
JQJI^
a. o.
Reward
(especially for
good
^.î^
To accumulate and cover a. o.jc ( dust ). To rush and surround

(crowd).
works). Honey. Bees. Rain. Retribution. 'i^[j

Call to prayer.
îj^ vij^
i_,iy
Dealer in clothes. Outfitter.
To
be giddy.
To be taken
jy^[
-^
Meetiug-place.
i.'^j oClS
with vertigo.
Vertigo, giddiness. Swimmingjy_, J'J in the head. Disease of sheep. Staggers.
Reward.
Ba.sket for carrying earth.
îj^j
'iiji^
^'J
i
To To
sink in the
;
mud
dt'jj d.'^
^^
-ii-
(foot)
in a soft
body
(finger).
Swarm
Seized
of bees,
J^j
iij^;
Throng, rabble.
*)j(,Cj1 'i^^
dy
-r
''^'y
-*
with staggers (sheep). Giddy,

sluggish ((man).
Garlic,
J>^' dizzy,
A^
of
garlic. Sword-hilt.
i\'^
i
rise, and Cljyj (jJ^J 'jy jl; - spread in the air (dust, locust). To take his flight ( bird). To be .shak'-n (th,). To be moH|l (soul). To be roused (anger). To be stirred (quarrel). To be kindled (war). To break out
A head
To
</.y
(disease, pimple).
Jj oj A \jyj to settle (in a place). To be buried.

halt,
^s'^
'^sy
To
detain
a, o.
in a
%.^
4
^gjj'
iSy
To rush on. To assault a, 0. Ji j| t_j To raise the (dust).5j jt jliS-Llj jlfl^ jy To stir (war). To start a wild beast from its den. To investigate, to inquire after
a.
place).
th.To
till
(the ground).
To stay (in a place). To lodge, to entertain

in (a house).
o
a, 0.
<l^t v^y 1
^
To attack a, To be raised,
Whirlwind
Davra-light,
Bull.
0,
s \j\'y,j ejj\iJ>
jj^
stinted (dust),
j^J
cj^yj
of dust,
jilsi
Furniture. House utensils,
s^j'
yjj
-TT
Stones set up as a way-mark. Enclosure for cattle. tSJj "Cj^j yVj Inhabitant, Host. *j_,u^ jlj
Guest, Captive. Guest-room.
xsy
y^,J jf^-J
>j'-îJ S^'y^
Sy
Taurus
-(zodiacal sign). Stupid, dull
Dwelling, lodging
inn,
__jCi;:
ys'_^
lSi3j .^p -Hher husband (woman). Separated from oCaj ^ ^jSiij k_.Aj her husband through divoi'C6 or death (woman). Married man. Any
To be separated from
man). Pimple. Cow. Excitement. Revolution, Sj^ Multitude of men. Ji>_fJI o'Sj' ' Raised (dust). Fit of angei", Ju He has lost his temper. V}^ JQ Uproar. j\'y Country abounding in oxen,
y,
z^,\j
Sj^
-{^
woman
Hemp,
not virgin.
j^-j jj^
To flow (water), (s.'J o ?Ij To be seized '^'iji yj{j V^y a Jj
Dog's grass.
flax.
Whip.
j^j oj
(irj
Pearl-borer. Pearl-fishery.
-^
with staggers (sheep). To be crack-brai- V>' o Jl5j V^J a JJ ued, mad, possessed by a devil, giddy.
To swarm
(bees),
J^li
>r
YT
c
To impregnate (a palm-tree).* Cu^ To escape, to fly. To shrink. ^l^ To be white-footed (horse). To vie with a. o. s CCa-j yVV* vWin beauty, etc.
To
call
camels to water by
j>. jj..
^ \^\^
-i^
uttering the cry
To marry one another's
sister
L)b,j
To abstain from. Breast of a bird. Stern of a ship. To acquire (wealth). To

sell
^ '^'^0
'
-Ju
T ^^
a v'lf
CU
(two men). To puc on an upper gown.
ochre.
^_j\i.
L.-?-1j w-4?'
'^^b *'^r T ^-^ Cisôrn. Pit. -^ Bush, shrub. Upper-gown with ^(^,j >-^ ?r *?? very full sleeves. Eye-bone. "V\^hite hair from the wA-ftij feet to the knees of a horse. Dearth. ^'^J vQ'? Having white hail* from his feet to his knees (horse). Eunuch.
ell.
*rr?t J *
Onager. Thick and rough. Red ochre. Earning, gain. Lion.

Navel.
^^1 ijU
sluggishly
(j\^ a
To walk
oU
-S-
^^
under a burden. To carry about news. To be overburdened. a d^f ^'^ To be terror-stricken. To overburden (a camel s ollil
QU
load).
To travel. To bicome fat. w?r?- * Stomach of ruminants ^.a-C?^ vr *^^?4?u.sed as
To low (bull). Oj^J OV To beseech, to entreat a. o. To grow, to spread (grass).

Tall (grass); luxuriant (vegetation). Copious rain.
jU
Ji^
ijU a
a bag. Tripe. Leather-basket
J[f
^
for navvies. Pi.
Drum.
'''^r^^j
To
conceal
'b'^4j
%>
a 'C -^
ip
Fat, stout.
Call for help.
J'^j Jji'^
o.'s self.
To come upon a. o. of a To come out against

wild beast).
sudden,
a. o.
(snake,
To be choked by. To heave from fear, sorrow (soul). To ba

Commotion
\j^ a j:f -^ Ci,^ a o^L,* "^

restless.
To
shrink, to desist
from.
recoil
To di"aw back
from
a. th. (eye,
\'j^rj in fear,
~ WTo
of the mind. Soul.
j^'^
sword).
To bring forth truffles (soil). To conceal a. th. To extinguish

(a fire).
Red Red
truffles,
^b sW
'^?-
Hollow of stagnating water.

truffles.
Firmness. Fear. Breast. Thick (man).^^^^^^. ^ j-^^)->Party of men. Portion of the night. To throw down. To ^j )i \i\y a -Sfrighten a. o. To uproot (a tree). To halt, to be lame. CvU a Ji> -ir Hyena. Wolf. Bulky. S^t^-'j jbi
oU
Cowardly, dastardly man.
Land
full
of truffles.
Idol, ^^'itchcraft.
Wizard.
Powder magazine.
Gunpowder-room
a ship.
War
vUsIa-
-Is
To be bay (horse). ;^j sjâi a J\-i- '* To mend (clothes). To hold ;b ijW back a. th. To watch over a flock. To cover, to conceal a. thTo be of a brownish colour. ^\^ a 'j>Brown, colour dark Brown, bay.
;
ammunition. Cartridge-bos.
in
red, dun.
Sj^Lai
vO*^'
-^'^.^
m/iv
J\^\
To
cut off a. th.

a.
emasculate
To a, u,: o L. -^ o. To overcome a. o.
J^
To become dry
(bread).
SjC
n?"
To
set
a broken bone
a. o. to
).
To
Jt
restore
Thick. Hard. Avaricious. Vile. Dry bread. Unleavened bi'ead.
a. o.'s business.
To compel
c^4 -
do
5 Jy>-\i
To go
Oil
proudly.
tr4?^
a. th. forcibly.
Piaster.
Gypsum. Sulphate of
lime. Bear's cub.
To be reduced j^\j Oje^j 'jjr?- o _n (broken bone). To be restored to a

,
Thick,
hai"d.
^Îj
tor?--> y-^V?-''
u-*?:
former state.
Wicked. Coward.
;
To
->
converse kindly with

a. o.
i^îi Jy>
s
kind of water-melon. Lime-kiln.
Â
a. 0.
Worthless
Ill-famed.
fellow.
Bad chap.
o-it^-' er-Wb ^j-yt^
s
To oblige To consider
accuse
a. o.
as honest.
To
yv^ J^\
_îj
Bear's whelp.
a. o. of
being proud.
To be
set (bone).
To become^Jij
:
To
Jif a. th. To mix (clay with water). To give to a. o. inborn disic 5

i
form, to create.^j
y^ o
-i^
positions for a. th. (God).
green again (tree). To recover from illness to Jci-\j recover from destitution, to regain wealth. To be reinstated in a former
state.
To go, to come to a moimtain. j^l To be thick iu make. To reach the rock by digging. To be spiritless (poet). To be disappointed. To enter a mountain. j^^j
Thick. Court-yard. Blunt (sword ).j^ Large bowl. Numerous tribe. Natural o:A^>. rr *^j,^?j ~^j *i^
disposition.
To behave insolently, ijroudly. To show pride, haughtuiess

towards
a. n.
jj0
jt
To
recover wealth.
-'j?i^l
Setting of a bone. Constraint. jyf Pride. King. Slave. Aloes-wood.
Algebra.
îjl
J^j -
Complexion of the body.

î.
jlij
iJCJ-j
Dry tree. Numerous company.

Mountain. Misei*.
Chief.
Art of setting broken bones. SjC* Bandage. Truss. JC> ^ Jlri>) 'J^,
Splints. Silver bracelet.
Ju>j
JCJ.1
j:j.
Gibraltar.
Might. Power. dj'J^^j ^/j'vi-J >^JJ)>Pride. Greatness. Leather bag. ( for oj^î- ) s3i- <>
Portfolio.
Mount Hermon.
Echo. Snake. Calamity. Movmtaineer. Highlander Relating to a mountain. Inborn, implanted by nature.
Essential.
Setter of broken bones,

rant.
-.La-
S^
jk
Compulsory. Urging on forcibly. TyBread. xi* ^ ^.V?-j yS^- yj Powerful. Proud. Giant. S^ji-i ^ jC* Pitiless (heart ). The Most" Powerful (God).Tyrant. Young and lofty palmtree.
;S>_j
2*
Body of a man. To be low-spirited, ^C.>j Cal

faint-hearted.
JCo.
o
cn?-'
-^
To accuse a. o. of cowardice. To curdle (milk). To fmd, to hold s oc>lj d\>\j

a. o. to
cn
Sect of fatalists. Insolence.
<iJyf
cn^
Middling ( for j. ^jj ) l5j,CoJl ^ in wealth, talents. Simple, good

(man). Surgeon. Setter of bones. Set (bone). Compelled.
Gabi'iel
be a coward.
(
To curd
milk).
To become
^0
xJCij oj*
?,''.
,-j
'
J^^
J^?^
stout (man).
Cowardice, faint-heartedness.
Ji^^j
JJ^jI/j?;j
J^J'^ H
-K"
(the Archangel).
Cheese.
To
cut, to sever a. th.
fi>
\'j^ o -)Jf
taugled and soft 'hair); dense (tree).
Forehead, Side
cA-j l^?-b cn^'l
?- >^5~>
To
I'uffle its
feathers from cold Dli>l
of the forehead.
(bird).
(plant).
To become tall and tangled To become irritated and

J~?j ji>
jii
y,
Coward, dastai'd. c;-:>j -CJ- ^ cU Cowardly fellow. Cheesemonger, ^f,^:

,
ready to fight (man).

Tufty, thick. Dark.
Desert. Plain of great extent.
jJu*:
Big ant. Bushy

Fallen leaves.
Catholicos,
tree.
i[i>
ii\i.i.
laJ
(L^
JcPW-j
3^, ^
Patriarch of Eastern Christians. To recline on C^j CJ^ \ o J>.^ the chest ( man, beast ). To perch (bird). To become tall (corn). To be
half-spent (night).
Cemetery. Dairy. Place full of cheese. Cause jii-jS of cowardice. -< Curd. To strike a. o. on *j s (^ a <u -Jf ths forehead. To take (people) una-
wares (winter). To come to (water)

without means for drawing
it.
To
receive a. o. harshly.
^
*
'i
Hare.
-V^
jSjJ.^
To lower (the head). To dislike (water).

Broadness and beauty of the
forehead.
^
^li
Ci>-
Night- nare. Reclining on the

chest.
^yU-
^^
;r
v W-J
Keeping at home (man).

Sedentary.
j'Jî
Forehead. Chief. In-oCa.j suit. Mansion of the moon. Ignominy. Chief of a tribe. >.jS!l-
cX^ ^X^
SliTggish, dull (man).
Coming
\>:a V.^
in front (beast).
Body, the whole person Resting-place of a bird
^^'ho has a broad and

fine
forehead. Lion,
To
kneel, to
ilii:
JsTj
U*
y
-?5-
squat upon the toes.
To
collect (taxes
),
To
collect
(water
To sit knee to knee -with a. o. To make a. o. to kneel. j To sit upon the knees, to squat
one opposite the other. Kneeling. Squatting.
Ju
JGj
in a reservoir).
j/_^l
To
To
fall
prostrate (in
\_
vA?
prayer)
sell
î ^ Sî^j Tomb. The whole body. Person. Requital. Amount.

Hillock
;
heap of
^
i'^:^^
seed-produce (before
*_,
maturity).
stones.
To choose a. o. To find out. To extemporize a.

Reservoir,
f>l 'Sff
th.
'CisT
Kneeling. Squatting,
'^ j -^ ^ oU
a -r^^
a. th.
^\'yi. ^ -Cj^j ^'i^S tank, Watering-trough.
^ t^
Hercules {comtell).
To sci'utinise a. th. To hasten towards To abstain from.

Perdition.
Tax. duties. oGC*. ^ x;C> Tax-gatherer, Locust. x',,\^ ^ ^G.
To
cut
off.
To
o5lj Ua^'o i^'

,
-ft-
o^-
pull out (a tree).
Remains
honey.
of bees
mixed with
in honey.
'^
Chief.Generous lord. ^..j.G.>^ t-Q-^^ To become poor fman). \'j^J. a jji. -ii-
Wax.
Dead
Remains of bees
-^
To
be
avaricious.
To be scanty
locust. Envelope of
a date. Hillock.
To become strait ( circumsTo be dry (earth). To abjure o'.s ^j a ii>fc>j lak a J^jf faith. To deny (a right) To disown
(plarity.
tances).
Person. Corpse. oCu' Ij î* ;r *^ Palm-tree grove. Shoot of palm- ^^y--^

tree.
Gardener's trowel.
oU*>j
:
(a benefit).
To
a. o.
drive (the clouds
A
o
To
contradict
:JUf
^^
îat^*
wind).
Scantiness, povei'ty.
oi^j ak>j jkf
To be
;J^j
il
C^
jVj
Ye
To To
destroy, to carry
away
s
Denial. Negation. Disowning.
a. th.
To exhaust
:
(a well).
rain (people
fate),
iî^ Barren (soil ). Dry year. jka^j ojkij ak* Of little value. Stingy. ji^Sj -^j ~
ja-\>.
Torrent. Diarrhea. Death.
To throw
scold a.
a. o.
o.
down. To
disowner, apostate. Disowner. L'ngi-ateful. Lusty youth.

Deniei',
^î.
Jj^wv
-ft-
great numbers. Numerous army. Man J?U? of high rank. Lip (of hoofed animals). jjGna:^
in
To meet
To
hide in
(
its hole
a -ftlizard, snake). To sink in
J^Âj JJt^j
\'j>^
J^
the head (eye).

iiist^
To draw back (man).

j J>J>Si
To
force up (a beast) into

hole.
To throw
down.
a. o.
J^^ j
%i4- a
^^ "^
^
jit^
its
To
drive a. o.
away. To
put (people) in narrow circumstanJv'>^^
Large
water-.skin.
ces (unfruitful year).
Lizard. Queen-bee.
Beetle. Ciiief.
o%-j>j
J>W t ~ To
JGtai
j,^.f
-ii-
be rainless (sky).
its
To be
in î^lj
a time of dearth.
Poison, venom.
To make
burrow
(beast).
* J^S.
^>.>
%'J^J^
To
light
and
(the
fire).
up (J^ a To open (the eyes).

stir
Cavern, deep hole.

Unfruitful year.
^t^ To ba intense ( fire). To cast a piercing look at. To abstain. To depart from. To burn with desires. To be
\^^*> o J>v>-i , ^yt>-j Ui?^j
in
a ^9*>
Hole of a
reptile.
"i'S*-^,)
jt*'t -r
^-*j
oI3>-?-'
Burrow.
Womb.
jj it
Buttocks.
Jr^
J^l^\
Refuge. Lurking-place.
_,9.G..i
To
skin, to
(
CJ.^ a
^*
J^^^J'
-ft-
^S^
scratch
the skin).
To
kill a. o.
To
pangs
(heart).
Hell. Inteu- ^^-nf
Ardent fire. Hell-fire. sely hot (place).

Swelling of the eyes
make a mark (on a wall). To repel a. o.^ 5 C-li>j>. j iliuiÛ

from.
To
Thick of
excoriate.
To
a Q.W
jJ^
Burning
(coal). Affray.
a fight. Hot (place). Having rod eyes. 'Uiti j> jj^\ Old woman. Termagant. j'Jî- ^ To be scantily fed. Cit^ a j>?>- -W-
scratch (the skin). To drive a. o. back. To defend o.'s self against a. 0.
j j.>\>-
Young
colt.
<>
ass,xl;i>. J
oU.^,j ^rU* ^
J^>J>-
Gazelle.
Thickness, roughness.
'<^y>î j-y^-^ -^
To
feed (o.'s
is
^^.]j
^j
plant
(^jf.
^jf
o??-
Ass, fool, stupid.

tt
family) scantily.
lU-fed.
Trestle.
(
).
Mean.
(river).
Weak
Filly of the ass.
lii-jf
Tick.
Little donkey.
J-ih^
Gihon
Headsti'ong, self-willed. iyv
oa>j
To walk. To remain in (a place). To pull off a. th.
^
A
iOf-t
To have
a prominent (J&jk- a
Ja-j> -Tr
cornea (eye).
Name
To
lie
of a celebrated wit.
i^
on the ground from \i^j.\ '^J. -^ fatigue. To go from one place to another. -^ To be luxuriously attired. D
To gaze at. J[ ^j. To sweep away. To Ci^f a sJ^^ ^ carry off a. th. To strip off. To strike
fi)
(the ball
player).
"^
To boast vainly, to humbug. Luxury. Sumptuousnesa To widen fi> J^,^\j ^.fj -

,
1^
the orifice of (a well).
To incline towards. ^S To wash away, to waste a. th.o ow-^1 To ruin ( people fate ). ( ton-ent To approach. To overburden a. 0. To fight with a sword. To Jo-\^>
).
:
Large
valley.
return (the ball
players).
jjlk
y-v
1
Grandmother. Brink. ol^ ?r e^f ISIai-k. Streak on the back oiijj. ^%jJasses. Way, manner. Djeddah. (to\Yn).
Shore.
U9i> a
'~ii^ J lioia. J
Uk>
wiiti
"J^
boast.
To
snore.
w-?-^j
Bauk
of a river.
ijj.
%%>.
Snoring. Boasting. Proud. Braggart.
wii^
>-i^J
^^
-tJ-
Dog-brake. Rag. Main road. Thoroughfare. *i|^ ^

Intertwisted boughs.
sSv^
iljol
Rags. New. Newly made. Moilk>.' ^ jjo^ dern, recent. Unexpected ( death ). Great (man). Fat (she-ass). Old coin worth 9 paras. Surface of the earth. The day and the o'ofVlj oljjoiSI
nigh'.
To upset (a vessel), a i^^ o G-.^ -STo be crooked (old man). L>. ~ To be upset (vessel). ,J^^j To be respectable, impor- iS^ of tant (man). To be serious, grievous
i
(affair).
To
cut out (a garment).
To
cut
A
i
off (a fruit).
Applyh^g himself zealously j j^^j i\^

to. In earnest, serious.
Happier. Dry (breast, udder). Lop- 'of 1 eared (ewe).
Waterless
Cricket.
(desert). Small-
-\t>-
breasted (female).
jl>.IV
tij'j^ O
-^^ *
Hard and even ground.

v_illlj
,
-^ j?^ Qj* v'-^ "^ To be struck with barrenness uja0j

^-I'^J^J
i
To be new, newly jJLtS. )j s j* made (coat). To endeavour to. To exert j ijb. o i o.'s self in. To acquire credit ( araongst). To act in earnest. To hasten (the pace). To ascertain a. th. To succeed in (an affair). ^_, a3ijl5iâi> To restore, to renew to do ^ ii^ a. th. up like new. -^ To repeat, to reiterate. To commence a. th. anew. To bring a law-suit against J y Sf^
;
a. o. on.
(soil).
To
dispraise, to
a. o.
fi>j
s Cliu> o
^'j>-
disapprove
To To hi droughty
or a. th. suffer from dearth (people).

(year).
i_ia>1
To
find
no
fit
To become smooth (road). ji>l To restore, to make a. th. anew. * To put on (a new garment). To settle a. th. To renew ( a compact). To perform a. th. zealously, and J
assiduously.
hospitality (people).
To To
fiod (a land) barren.

find it
To
shameful
to.
^,1
iJtioi
Drought. Droughty year. Vice,
yjj^
To dyjij!^ To be made new (gai'ment). To renew a. th. To undertake fi j^f^[

be renewed, (compact).
(udder).
a. th.
Barren
(land).
(jjbe^j i^jj.j
,.^j^j ^jj^
anew.
;
Good luck
jjj^
(soil).
chance. Wealth.
a>
jl
F.
-if-
Stupidity. Madness.
Barren, bare
'Gui
^ ^'^\
tjiaW^
Greatness. Brink of a river. Serious endeavour. Painstaking.

uishment).
Unfruitful, unprofitable (land).
Earnestness. Haste. Unavoidable(pu-
BaiTen (ground). ^-Mad, crazy.c_yj^ Cricket. Small locust. <-j-^Vj t_<^'

Grave. Tomb, ojollj ola1 ^ ooi To mix, ifc ^ji^Sj â>lj <>.'jj. a ôf ^ to beat (floui", a medicine). Instrument for mixing. Name ôk" of a star. Setting stars foreboding -liljl ^j:^>J'
,
Extremely learned man. _J\^ Much. Extremely. Seriously.

Grandfather;
sire.
i>. ;îi
|S
i\j^'\j Zi/j^^j i/jJ-
^ af
ila>1
Ancestors, forefathers.
Happy, lucky. ^j^^W'J Shore. Abundant, or scanty
-^t:^^-)
'-^
(well). ji
rain.
To bloom
(tree).
sprout (plant).
To l^'j^ o/o^ -^ Te be covered with
Very lucky man. Smooth and hard ground, Thin sand.
^jl>j
iioi'l
^ ia
Y)
Mangled (nose, ears).pa:>^ .UJ ^pj^l
Scalpel.
blisters
(
^^
hand
).
To
conceal o.'s self
P?*^
(ass). Cx-opped
?r
Lop-eared
by
?-^^ ^.o^
behind a wall.
To
wall, to inclose a. th. in
lja>
cattle (plant).
walls.
\
To walk quickly (man). \j^ josT To walk with short steps (woman,
gazelle).
-fi-
To sprout
(plant).
yj^]j jjj-j SjiV

fit,
jof
uj
Te become
oar.?.
suited for,
To propel (a boat) with To cut off a. th. To try to fly with its
Jj
able to.
To form
Cijoai o
its
grains and
OVaja:
sprout
(vine).
wmgs
cut (bird).
:
To have
To send down (snow sky). To I'ow (a boat). To disown benefits. To be

ungrateful.
^
A
^jS-
the small- jj^jjjS--^j jj^
pox.
To
raise (a building).
jJi5>-Ij
j^^.
ip
To
jj^
jj^\
have young trees
(land).
To
shoot forth (tree).
To bla.apheme against. To shout, to clamour.

Bustle and clamour, uproar.
oa>
liosT
ja1
Natural tumour, swelling jtlnil ^ jj^ caused by a wound. Bite on an animal's neck. Sprout.
Blasphemy, wiiUJ ^ îj-bJ Blasphemer. Ungrateful. ^-^

Oar.
Wall,
jjalj jOai ^ jl^J,tiO-'^>- ?r Inclosure, fence. -^ Manure, dung-hill.

</j,a?- -î '^j'-^J
j^
Wing of a
bird.
îâU^
"'
.Jla':>
Small-pox.
Measles.
Whip.
Having the legs cut
ofT.
'^yjt\
jl ^j
^J,^ ^âf ->

:r
oja?/i
vj^'
i
Worthy J
of,
*l3i*j OjJj-aV^
To
twist strongly
(grain).
*
To
Jaf
Ja>j
^>>
suited for, able to.
(a rope).
Inclosure for cattle.

Va^: a
J ijbT ^
is
;jj
of ^
To grow
become
.strong (gazeUe).To be quar-
Walled garden. Country where small-pox

raging.
ejj^^
relsome, contentious (man).
To knock a. o. down, fitj s f}j>-j Jo^ To plait (the hair). To dispute, to contend with. JiQ. To be thrown down. To JjbJij Joii fall down, To be twisted. To be strongly wound (rope). To discuss, to dispute togethei-. JiUj Hard. Strong. Whip. Jii^j Ja^fj S->4 Member, sinew. Jj^ 5r J-^
j; -(f-
Becoming
a. o.,
suitable to. J j/j^fj
Seized with small-pox.
jokîj jZ-J^*
Pock-marked (face). Rice and lentils (dish). Hard, firm. Dry blood.^û. .<>
Sj^^'
^j^
-^
Uncultivated ground.
^\y^ ^
iZ,i(>-H-
To mutilate lips. To cut

a. o.
the nose,
oflf
s (pLbT a p.a>
(a limb).
To withhold
Bones of the legs. Sharpness, acrimony in dispute. Ripe (corn, grain). Well-made sylJioilj ^/j,>. y.
logism.
Pole'.uics.
PL
To nourish
Jjî.
a. o.
f^b 9^j ~
to
(f.j^
scantily.
To
JjJ.
be poorly nourished
po^
off.
be mangled.
To have
the nose cut
JaiJI ^\.ij J'j^

iij^
soil,
iJ loijl
Pestle.
To wish a. 0. to be maimed. i f.j^ To insult a. o. s tio?- j xîU-i p.iWTo quarrel, to abuse o. a. f.i\^
Mutilation (of the nose
etc.).
The
earth, the
f.a
Contest, quarrel, discussion. Scientific debate.
Hi'^Jj J\j^
Poorly fed
(child).
ô,:
Twisted rope. Way, mood. Count j-y.
^ jj_j^ j;jo,: ^ ibj^

J'jJ.
Stump of amputated member. Bad year.

Bad, unwholesome (pasturage).
xij^
^,10?:
^\j^
J-^
Bit, fragment. Piece of
YA)
State. Tribe.
<>
a garmeat.;!L>
ili>j ili>
ol'illU
i
Plait of hair.
J5G.I
^'j'i\
Bit, piece, fragment.
Silver cuttings, clippings.
To draw, to attract. Sj a C'Si i_ji> -KTo bring over. To extend a. th. To wean (a boy). To contend Aj 5 CIa> j ifî^ viWwith a. 0. in pulling. To remove
a. th.
kind of hawk. Breast-plate JjJ. strongly made.
^ Joi^
.vof pji
Quarrelsome (man), -jQs-j -Joa: Liable to be discussed, litigable

(matter).' Syllogistic.
Caviller, disputei".
J-ij
from
its place.
Disputative man. Castle. J iu;

fi"om
*
^To stretch out the arms

.veariness.
^j^3
fi>
To grow weary.
To To To To To
drink (milk).
pull a. th. in
a contrary di-*
v^WJ
v-^^l
Disputatious person. JÛ-.a AVoven, twisted. Thin, slender. JjUâ To make ( a list, table, îj'j^ -ftcatalogue).
J\^ ^ Jjbt* ^ Jla3i/
rection.
To
protract (a conversation).
be iittracted, dragged.
g.*
far
away.
snatch
off,
^|
to
fi>
Brook, trench. Rubric Jj^j^ ^ Jj^ of a register, table of a book, fi'aming of a page. List, catalogue.
Table, sheet.
di"ag, to
,_>a2>l.
cari-y a. th.
by
force.
Di'agging. Attraction.
Ecstasy, rapture, ravishment. Distance. Thread spun
Provided with a framing,rubrics. Jjlta*^ To bear fruit and be- CÎl^ o j^Jo. -Scome dry (palm-tree).
To To
curtail, to cut off a. th.
rise
from desti-
oa>'l
OJ^
-ii-
at one revolution (of the spindle). He fall into the cC-i^ Ji\j J oil
valley of Jezabat.
(
tution to wealth.
Fineness of the voice.
o if
\jj<i-
prov.
to
mean
To
ask
jji^J:J.\j jji^-^j
\'j^
-ft-
He missed
his aim.
<u\J4::;iu.
(a gift, a. th. gift to.
Imprecation. Death
Attractive force.
Attraction.
To make a
(an
evil)
wanted). To bring
ic_j
S^j *jiW-
upon.
Attracting, dragging,
;
<^\JS.j i_/>G.
Having scanty milk having a protracted pregnancy (she-camel). Net of entangled hail* for cat:c;i!l>
ching larks. Dragged.
fit
To obtain a gift, a. th. wanted, ^joall To be of use to. To profit. jt" To suffice a. 0.
It is
of
no avail to
thee.
Gift. Genei'al rain.
i ^jj^j,
Utility. Profit.
Gift, present.
To cut off, to trench, \j'S^ jj^ ^ To extirpate. To snatch. To root

out a. th.
More useful, more advantageous, ^ôil To request of a. 0. 5 G oi ^s^ ^

i
i
To
extract the square or cube root of a number.

eradicate.
a. th.
j-^?-
To
To draw
* j-^b ~
j'-î
out
a donation, To bleed (wound). Arith. Square number. Product of a multiplication.

Kid. CapricornoC-Lv J Maj oil zodiacal sign). (
sS'^^S
')i>
To be C"it off, uprooted. Root of (the ton- j/jj. ^

(of a cow).
j'j^
J^j
JjJ.
gue). Foot (of a tree). Origin.
Horn
Square or cube root of a
number.
V.lld J ;>%._, ji)>:^ ji'j^j Jijij
calf.
yy^
otj^j JJ^ <r *i-^ To break to * ilif o'if pieces. To extirpate. To snatch a. th. To be cut off, plucked away. 'iaJl,
Saddle-cushion,
cut.
To
-ft-
Cut.
i!l>^
* iil
^ a )
S:
Tu prevent
a. 0.
(
,
Y
To
cut off
s Lfi>1j
C jLv
^jl>
-S-
(an ani-
j tlLi a fX>-
from.
the tail roimd his
^_,
mal's) food.
To drag
jj^ To become two years

Voung, novice.
ij?-^.
old (sheep).pa3ll
mate (pigeon). Root of a tree.
u\*'-vj ^li.
t ('^
Li-
*i^j
a. th.
To
pull, to
drag
^j
o.
S \jf o
^
(
-ii-
Young sheep, a Strong vely young man.

Palm-tree stock.
f.^'jJ-'\j
youtli.
along.
To
induce a.
To
lead
f.jjJ-
f.li
beast) gently. To draw, to attract a. th. To put a noun in the genitive case.
Beam
sides.
of a roof.
all
Îi
They dispersed on
Îv
i
\jLd
To commit a crime, jt elj^^ a o ' To pull a. th. violently. jji. To grant a delay to cjjJI 5 îb jWfi>
To Hy
swiftly
(bii'd).
jlU Ij Cil^ Jj4 ^ To walk with short and quick

to curtail a. th.
steps.
a debtor.
To drag
To prevent a. o. j>-\ from .speaking. To slit the tongue of a youngling. To let ( the spear in the wound. To join a. o. in singing. To let (a beast) pasture freealong.
li
To To
cut
OiT,
propel (a boat) with oars.
^
t
/*
Wing. To b3 glad,
Oar.
joyful.
'-*i?^
Ji:b vl^ a Jii
oI^ i
To be drawn, dragged, pulled. To ruminate (animal). To draw, to drag a. th. To pull, to draw a. th. A
-^To contract (a debt) little by To submit to a. o. Foot of a mountain. Basket.
îtjl^
In^
1^
A
'J>c^\
little.
To stand upright. Jo^l^ .v/jLv o To cheer a. o. Jli^l Stump of a tree, j/i^j Jlliil ^ Jjl> Summit of a mountam. Cheerful, gay. oVii ^ oVlifj JJ?To mangle. j* ôfj ClU îLi To cut off a. th. To be affected with Jj^> -^^j ^j^
i
^'
elephantiasis.
Burrow of (a beast). Genitive case. And so on, so forth. i^* !J' Prepositions commanding -J^}\ oj^
the genitive. Mechanics.
JU_7 VI
'ji.
To be mangled. To have
\j^J4
j>^
one hand cut off. To be cut off. jilifJb j^^ Root, trunk. ^lli?-b ^.jW Vi* Stock of a family. Root of a tooth.
Way
of pulling. Tribe, emigratingsâ-
people. Cud.
Earthenware
jar.
Cud.^j
j\'j>.
"iji
Fragment of a. th. cut off. Whip. Stunp of a hand cut off.

Corn-ears
left
^lia-
iSji*
"iXj^-
Snare for gazelles. Perfora-j^ ^ S^ ted plate of iron used to sow wheat.
Eel.
by the reapers,
"O^j^-
gleanings.
of a tribe
^>' Name
and of a king.
XijJL*
Crop of a bird. *~G?-,J *dlrt; Stream of water, brook.-^ Peg- jjjV> Drawer. Flat bolt. Restive (horse). Deep (well). j_j_^ Rope, camel's halter. s^'l ^ "^l/.j^
Sin, crime.
Elephantiasis (kind of leprosy). j,\j^ Affected with Jjî j^J-U^j J^'^

elephantiasis.
Having
his
hand mu-
J'j^ ^ ^lUl
_j
tilated.
Jljî
Numerous army
fully equipped,
^ oj/^ jl^
-tf-
Stump
of a hand, of ajUo*.
off.
jyj^
o
'
^
-^
tree cut
Root, beginning.
,
Potter, c Pole of a carriage,
DraSjl_^
To stand
erect, firm.
(^-i>b
ij^^j
C'Jî
J*
wer
of a table.
A small
and deadly yellow
scorpion.
Burnino' coal, firebrand.
Cultivated
field.
v^' t îj->Measiu'e for wheat'. Measure of

-fy-
^jT uV^nj
(A-
The milky way.
Quail.
;^;
jj'j=Ki
Drawn
along. In the genitive
BuperficT.
case (noun), a Drain, channel.
Tempter. Lion, The Devil. Tempted. Experienced (man). Assayed (money).

Deceiver.
^'JJ'
v^-^
S.
0,G^
rr
Knapsack.
Eel.
;âj;i3
^ A Pe
--
To gurgle (water). To growl ^,i.'j. (beast). To crepitate (fire). To drag a. th. a To produce a gurgling .i;j| ^'J.3j
noise in swallowing water. Thrashing-machine. Broad-bean. Gurgling of water, a Deathrattle,
-j}-
"
c^j^
ji-,>-
To
to
gather,
^>'lj J'j.3 - ^tj? * meet together. To fall down from
a high place (man).

the greatest part of. Root- Origin. Clod sticking to
To take
^
X^y'j>-
Olives very
ipe.
^V?-j^j y>-j4- "^
a root.
Ant-L=ll.
j;i)| xi)'^.
(
To be
ring).
loose
finger-
%.ji. a
'^^
Water-cress, Rocket, -"?-\?To be %?y_rfj sV.?-j S''>> o jj>courageous, bo!d-spii'ited. To render a. 0. courageous, to '\^
j;
To walk upon a hard ground.

u-?-J?-
inspirit.
To embolden
a, 0,
Sealing-clay. Mud. Gnat.
^
--
To assume
boldness; to
]^j -^j ]'^\

it
To profit. To wound, to offend To disparage a

To
be woimded.
G-^
a, o.
a '^-^
5
take heart. To dare. To attempt a. th. against.
^j
silîJIj
jalIjI
witness and quash his evidence.
To venture upon. To show courage,

Boldness, daring
;
boldness.
]^_':^~J.[
To be
impaired,
made
a ^ y> void (testimony).

:<
G-^
bravery,
s^l^jij
sV^'
coura ge.
To
inflict
severe
wounds on
^'.>
a. o.
To be wounded. To procure, to obtain a. th. To perpetrate (a crime). To be annulled (witness).

Wound.
iV.
-rJiÂ -^
>b
^S-t^l
Go-ahead. Bold. Lion. >r^1 ^ 'j_^ for wild beasts, si^ ^ '^hj^ Audacious, hardy. 'jJi.!' To be scabby. To become C a Ljî^ -^
F. Trap
rusty (sword).
^-âi-^l
To tempt
a. 0. To try, to prove, to experience a. th.
*_, ?
^^
-<>
Cut, sore.
1^:^'
Peremptory argument.
of un.
To have cattle affected withscab.k_,^1 To be tried. To be tempted, ijî;

Scab. Rust. Blemish.
A wound
Sui'geiy.
Leather
^^
o^^j-l
rr
^j^j vîj
v'l>,
Surgeon. j'-J^y. Productive mernber;

{as.
bag. Cricket. Cavity of a well. Socks, c^\,yy^ {j T

^jfji.
the foot,
hand
v3j^ P^
j v3>?A'j>-^
Maie.
Flesh-
stockings.
eating animals. Bii-ds of prey. Blade, Calamity.
To put stockings
Troop
Experiment,
temptation.
trial,
to a, o.
of men. of animals.
Wounded.
J-'ji-
^_
(m. and f
9!i^,i?^
).
^j_j>.
Wouuued
animal).
^j,W^
-'.j^
fpers.
^ :^j^>
9-*->---*
Made
void (testimony).
Scabbard
Covered with wounds. To become ill from

eating
locusts
locusts.
(
oO_^j o^.'Ai o^.j^j of a sword. Collar of a shirt.
oC_^
\i,'î.
>_^ ^
Scabby.
F.
(
land ). (clothes). To be bare, vxithout grass
To be smitten ty To be threadbare
^j
U^
î'\^j
^.)^j
Vj*
Dry
giH}.
(land). Skv.' Beautiful
ij^
3j>-
^^
Palm(
Register. -^
Newspaper.
soil, field
).
branch.
(clothes).
To be worn To lose o.'s
out,
hair,
shabby (man,
Bad
(year).
Unlucky (man).
ijjU
animal).
Separation, Abstraction.
^J->^ Isolation. Spoliation. Privation, clisall
To
strip (a
;
leaves
its
a ivee of
branch of its4> iS^ o ^'jiits bark a skin of

;
worldly things. Independence; unwordliness. Abstraction. Isolation. -Îndifference.

Impartiality, fairness.
engagement from
y^
to give against his will. To make a land bare ( drought, locusts ). To unsheath (a sword). -^ To inventoi-y,
hair).
a. o. a. th.
To induce
Naked, Bare
flat,
even.
(field).
jT^ ^ *'^lrr -" ^'JA Free from hatred
to reckon up a. th.
(heart). Short-haired.
Without hair
To To
strip a. o. from.
peal.
^j. j
i^_,
fi>
(man)'; without froth (milk). Pure from clouds ( sky ). Pure ( wine ). Complete (day, month). Beardles.s. Thin-haired s??->>'
'>'
^^^ strip a. o. of ( his clothes ). To bare ( the ground ). To write without marking the points. To shave. To
abstract
a. th.
To bark
a. th.
To
(man).
Surgical instrument
To
ijGsJ
,
be denuded.
its
To come
forth
^y^S
^J^.
:>/^^,.
for cleansing the teeth.
sheath (spike). To outstrip the others (horse). -^ To be taken
from
Stripped
(bone).
off.
Barked. Fleshless
in locusts
ab.stractively (th.).
Abounding
(coun
To
disentangle,
o-.'s self.
To
get
try). -^ Shovel.
rid of a. o.
Separated. Naked. Abstracted Incorporeal. Alone, unique.
To throw off (o.'s To apply o.'s self

devote
clothes).
exclusively, to
^ ^
J
i^^Jl.
For the
sole reason that.
o.'s self to.
Only for. Abstracted matters.
To be
worn
obi',*'
isolated, separated.
To
be stripped.
out,
To
be barked.
To be
To
eat greedily at the
threadbare.
To
cast his
expense of another.
Eating
^>jii ^?J>:h
,
hair (camel). W^'e had a very long
jjiJl Uj i'_jhj{
greedily. Spunger.
way, we are wayworn.
Cake of bread.
Bucket.
To comb
To speak much î
(wool).
fi>
yA>-\
i'_^
Smooth, even. Shaved. Shabby
To
eat (man).
(clothes). Shield. < Inventoi'y.
and volubly.
Loquacious. Black green-headed î' s.
locust.
Troop of hor.semen. <> High and bare mountains.

Field bare, without vegetation.
:>'j>.
ij>.
To
To
turn into a tumour (wound).

cut
iV,i o i^f
-S-
Baldness.
Bare, without vegetation.
Si_,_>
j>
i^
si^ Si^
away (the knots of a ?j A i^> tree). To train a. o. To put a. 0. out. To separate Tumour on the hock.
Large
Unclad part of the body.
Shabby
Locusts
dress.
{Coll}. iS'j^
oj'i> ' Field-rat. Mole.
rat.
<^j
locust.
Sil^^
Bark.
S^l^r
off.
Kind of date. lilSVjl Earth abounding in rats. iiî. js'j\ To cut. To goad a. o. s ij^ o 'Jj~^ -STo be voracious. ;jir; q 'Jj>-
Palm-bough stripped
fight, tilt.
Mock
a, "
Whole
of.
(day, month).
-^l'l^f
Detachment
cavalry. Catalogue.
^ '''\j>i Accomit-book,
(AY
Roughly milled (wheat). Groats,
J-liXj^ J J'jXy!- ^ To swallow (saliva) Ci^ a j^î difficultly ffom grief or auger. To be
To joke maliciously with.
Sweets.
To be barren (female). To become j^r?-^

lean (she-camel).
oppressed
by
grief.
To
be in
tlie
To
revile 0. another.
yj^
jl^l
pangs of death.
To strangle a. o. To suffocate a. o.
Ulr^ o J'j^-
Barren year. Body, Breast of man.

Iron rod.
with.
^_j
j^^]
Fangs
9Jj^,i j'jr*
Suffocation. Suffocating
jaij>-j J^y>saliva. Death-rattle. Grief.
of a viper.
Loss, destruction
At the
point of
death.|_yi[^.i:
jîj-i-
Oppressed
saliva.
by
grief.
Choked 'by
Bundle of trefoil. Sharp sword.

Glutton.
He escaped half-dead. He 'lied broken-hearted.

Big-Ij3llied. Glutton.
Uw^^
cJÎ
^lj>- oC
j.^'^ji\s.j>-
To
pln?-lj,(p35r
f_;fj
p^?-
To make
swallow in one draught. a. o. to swallow

(water).
Abusive joke. Barren ground. To emit a gentle sound. To speak gently. To utter (a word). To lick a. th. ^
(cattle).
y ^ji.
his rage.
To make a. o. to <f- To embolden a.
restrain
o.
)
To render
a. o.
experienced
^î.
(business). -^
To
disgrace, to bring
^To dare, to assume ( for 1^0

boldness.
^^j
fi>
<>
To drink a. th. by draughts. To repress (anger).

Rope. Bow-string. Draught. Mouthful. Small draught.
f-J=!^
f.jf
"^Jrj
^.^Îj
,
'*f-j4
shame upon a. o. To render a. 0. infamous. oSili ^j^ To publish a. o.'s misdoings. To pro luce a ringing sound ô?-'' (jewels). To produce a rusthng sound in flying bird ). To be scared away
(
*^S?'U.]^ j
Sandy
5,^
G.1
i-tj?
ground. Boldness, courage.
man (wild beast). To ring a bell. To whisper. To speek gently. ^1^

at the voice of
fi>
*^l_^
^
' '
Gentle sound, hum.

I
^'j-j
^^
C
To
tak'^;
the
greatest part
<>
of.
To
Sj U-> iJ cJ^ perceived the slightest sound.
have not
{J,j>.
sweep away. To shovel. up a. th.
To rake
5
Bell.
u-'>?^
"
^S?-
Shame, scandal.
*--!>? "*
To To
reduce
a. 0. to destitution.
^jf
-J31
Plant-devouring
(insect).
wj/yf
tt
*-^j,W-
be flooded (place).
all
'
PL
Bees.
Goods of
description. Harvest,
<-9>>l 5-
j^
3'j>-
Head
of cattle stolen
^^1^ ^ '^jf
Bank
^j^j
*Jr.
dui'ing the night.
undermined by water.
Piece of bread.
-^'^
<.
To
Stream of water washing a landîj^ away. Greedy. ~ Measure of capacity. ^'>5:-> Scooping. Sweeping away. ^jU
Mortality. Plague.
Glutton. Unhappy. Broom. Scoop. :ai^> oj Shovel. < Rake, hoe.
*jjW:jj'j(:^
'
bray, to bruise a Ci-^ J-J^ -S(wheat, salt ). To take away ( the scm'f of the head with a comb). To throw off" its slough (viper).
steal a. th.
s J''j>'^
To
I
Hand-mill for
groats.
u^ ;,'>?
-^
'^JJ^
^ ^jjW-^j Sj>j^^
\
Wheat
I
coarsely ground. Female iil^î comber. Coarsely ground. J-j'j^-^j J^j^
CAD
To pass away (night). To gather ji^ Sweeping
(people).
torrent. Swift (hack- Sj'j*

a. o.
ney).
in a depros- jyî-
Small house. Lake

aed place.
To throw
Lion.
down. To
s u^'j>-
^
-fr
bind tightly.
-n>l>>j
Body
of
man. Legs of
olF.
^XA
ur;>>'j u-l>.
(wild beasts).
To
be hard, stony.
VJ^ a J^^
To scamper To
be
Overshoe, galoche.
worn
out,
^Jj^ o
c/ji-
Stony ground. Golden red coloui'. Wine. Pure

(colour).
I
JG]^
(clothes).
To grind (wheat). A - To cut, to lop off A ^yi. ^'ji. ^ To be trained (man, beast). ( a palm-tree). To complete a. th. To u Young one of the serpent. Effa- oj Ushear (sheep). -^ To bone (the meat). To acquire a. th. for o.'s J yJ^S^ ced (track). Worn out (garment).
Floor. Pestle. Stone
basin. <> Stone
'->
j^
'
?r
'->j^
family, to earn.
mortar
*j_^b
'|
To commit
Jp
jc /J(i\i /j^S^
^Baptismal Font. Uppei' part of a

camel's neck.
a crime against To gather the

fruit of (a tree).
a. o.
'i^l^fj ^j>-
j-'ji-
He threw
to
it.
off his burden iJi^ ^ ij upon him. He became accustomed
To cut a. th. short. To charge a. o. falsely jc

with a crime.
(
s^
^^
j^'J^j s
Thrashing-floor. Drying-place
for dates.
ccjf
To To
proclaim. To publish a. th.* o^' be proclaimed, made notorious.îj
To be elapsed night, year). j,^ To be guilty. To abstain from sin. Crime, .sin, îj^lj ^yj. ^ Jji-j,/j4misdemeanour.
Certainly. Indeed.
Clamour, shriek. Steeds. Com- XJ^V^ pany of men.

Side, flank.
^^
Vj
>^> V
Undoubtedly.
(countiy). n Penalty, jt/j^
*a^ Hot
To walk
ijj,9.|j
J,jf
To
hasten.
oa j
-Jf
at a quick pace. Great walker. Large, enormous lion. Ancient tribe of Arabia. Lion.
Large boat, barge on the Nile. Body of animal. >\>.3 j'\'^\ ^jî ,'>^|
Throat.
^j^.
^j>-j -^jô-^S?"
v*j?-
^ ^
^
The hot countries

cold
(opp. to the
j,ij>i\
ij^l
).
Huge
camel.
Acting vigorously. To have whelps (bitch).
jt^}JrJ j>^y!>tA>>
(i^?-'1
The
celestial bodies.
x!&al!l
Î^Vt
9-
Sustainer of a
-^j ^j=r family. Gatherer of dates

dates.
.^ ,ij
j.\
-J,W-
Dry
Whelp. Cub. Young one. Small cynth. Pomegranate.
colo-
Gleanings.
Thick-bodied. Cut (tree). Culprit.^^

j\ Ji'\
He bore
iitj _yivi
Jc
:t:
iy^^f.
UJ^b
the thing patiently {Prov).
Having whelps
(wild beast).
i^.;
<>-^
*i^j
i
^
^
Last descendant. Fruit- ^JlJ^ ^ *ii>> stone. Crime, fault, n Fine, penalty. Loading and unloading JLiJiiii j,ijJi
of a ship.
To
flow
%.'j>:j
OCj^j CJ^
^yi.
(water). To run, to be current. To be executed (order). To happen (event). To move(stars).Tobe current (money). To hasten to. To pui-pose a. th. Ji^
Elementary grammar. C^jJ^\ Culprit, guilty. Rogue, beggar.^_^
To
contract
shift.
o.'s self. To yj^ ^ To shun an answer.To answer
faultily.
^JT
for being
wool).
At
)
follow the
jT
same
course,
ii\'jJ>
shorn,
cut (tree,
crops,
To
j'^
rules.
To
act in the
same way.
sheep-shearing. Clipped wool,
-t^
To
Wool
<
clippedat jjsTj Jljij
jja-
Sja-
one time ; fleece. Refuse of mulberry leaves sj> eaten by silkworms. Cuttings of leather. SJO^J J'J? Clippings. Poi tion of the night. Crops, harvest -time. j^j>;j j^'j=r Out off. Shorn. jjj*>j JJJ50 -i jf Shearer. jlj Shears. Scythe. jf.^
give vent (to fi>j i *Sj>water). To send (a deputy). To launch a. th. To start (a horse).
with.
J^h
To compete
To
^Sj^jj ^ iS'J^
run with a, o. To agree with a.
o. in. j jj\a5j S To sign, to execute (a decreej.^ iS^'\ To close (an account). To decline (a
noun).
To render
To entrust
business).
alike.
To
same
with (a
o\j<J'
*
Jl^
iJj>-^^
subject to the
a. o.
rules.
To divide into lots. > \i'j^ a Yj^ -^ To take a part of. To curtail (a versse). To strengthen a. th. To be satiated with ^j 1lj^)j Ijvj ^J^ a. th. (camels). To be satisfied vdih. To make a handle to. To lot, to fi *ij^
partake
a. th.
A
*
To
<
inflict
To grant
a penalty on a. (a pension )
debit of).
o.
J*
to.
To carry
siUil
a. th. to (the
To To
introduce a custom.
appoint, to send (a
s ^s'JdS,{
To satisfy a. o. (th.). s To bring forth (female). 'ijall To put (a ring) on the finder; Aj s a (handle to a knife. To suffice a. o. To satisfy a. o. and to do i instead of. To .stand instead of. To be allotted ('portions). \j0 Some. Part, particle. Lot. Mjsll ^ ^'ji
)
deputy).
To
start (a horse).
oî'j>-j
Course. Current, stream

of water. <> Diarrhea.
Sj>-
According to custom. siCJI For thee, on acdUI^ ^,j
\S'j>~ii\'j>-
^t count of thee, for thy sake. Girlhood. Daily wages. 'IJîj 'I'^jiPension. Allowance for soldiers,
>>
Awl-handle. Vine-prop,
Partial,
special.
<
(
sljai
:!;
Mission. Commission.
*ilS?-
opp. to
'J')
ji ^
'J
In small"
quantity
(th.).
Particles. Particulars.
Atoms. oCjj*
J'-^J^l'^
*-Jlj?-'
^
Chemist. jtO.J 'jt^ji-ij Chemistry. Pharmacy.:C>ljb

Sufficiency,
iljat^J
Running. '0^1 J 'i^?-lj *i>?l-> '^^ Custom. Natm'al disposition. Procurator. Agent. 'Uj?^ ^ t?j^ Surety. Messenger, hired man.
'
Eel.
'^^^
jb-
IJ^J
e\ja-^J Ijav"
substitute,
Flowing. Running. Con- Ijj VV j> tinuous. Instant (month, year).
Satiating (food). Lot; portion.
'jJ>Jj
v'3?-''
'iSj>-
Young woman.
vj?: "^
To go to business. To enter her retreat To give to a. o. a part

o.'s
r>j^ a
of
^yf
iJ
J,^ ^j'Sfj i-V^jV?- TT *iJ,' female slave.Girl. Maid-servant. Ship. Vipei-. Wind. Sun. Eye of animal.
'i^!-^'
(gazelle).
*)
Usher of a Court.
Executive.
J>'^
u ^^
''^,0?',
V^*
")
Wealth.
Preseiit, gift,
^^
>il^j?;
Portfoho. Case.
Ts
To slaughter fi,j
a (head of
Jjn^
\j
\jj:f o Sj>-
Occurrences, events. ( ^s'j> dîjf t Watercourse, channel, jU> ^ <Js'JJ' Course of affairs. -^ Be'd of a river. Track of a ship. PL Means.
Zodiacal circle,
^..\
,
cattle).
To go down (tide). o away (water). To be fit to be slaughtered. To
To cut otf To flow
(fruit).
i
-u
j'Ji^Ji
jjf
jjsll
To ^ To
j> -^ Ij4r jj>j cut, to shear, to crop (wool,herbs).

jja.
\j
j^ \j
attain the proper season^^Lllj j>-^
a )
(
Ae
r>^
Medley of white and black. Half- ^jii> I'ipe ( date ). Holding little water
(pond).
ba cut off (dates). To die (man). To be at the point of death (old man). To insult one another. jjliv
&
(
Tesselated. Variegated.
îi.^!) p,)y'o f.jî
To
fight despei'ately.
leave
ters).
To jâ* Ij jja*; a prey for wild beasts (fightide. ebb.

opj). lo jjt )
Very anxious. Restless. f^j\ai^ -r f'j?*? To buy or ^ o'jt? Ij Oj^ o <S^ ^ sell ( without weighing nor measu,
Ebbing
jj^
ring).
To buy
or
^jGJij
Cjl_)> ;Jpl
S'J^
sell a. til. to a. o.
in
a lump.
^>(SC.1I
To speak on
conjecture.
Slaughtered head of cattle. Prey, jj^ Carrot. Pai'snip. jjj j^ P Butcher. Tyrant ; cruel man. j\^ Fit to be slaughtered jj:^ ^ j/-^
(camel).
Sale or purchase in a lump.
olj?^
Remains
of a slaughtered
Sjl";?^
Wholesiile purchase Or sale.

Fishei'.
beast, as the head, feet.
Butchery.
Island. Peninsula.
ej\j-
Fishing-net.
J^jf
tt
jtj4'->'.yf
To be thick (wood). Slj^ To be chaste, strong (language). To be important, great (th.). To be

prudent, wise
(
Peninsula of Arabia.
^'j^^
Mesopotamia. Andalusia.
Algeria.
5lj|jl
Jjj>JI
Islands, olj.n>JI
man).
The fortunate
sJj* j
j Ijsjl
To
cut (a stick) in
pieces.
VJf
Jjf
Jjall
the Canaries.
two
To be
galled in the withers

gift
Slaughter-house, butchery ^ju^;: frjyf^ To cut, to cros.s (a a iij> a ^.j^ -Sriver).
(camel).
To bestow a generous
upon
a. 0.
ij
To
give to a. o. a part of.^^ <pj>

jj> \s./j>} <s.ji
i)
To grow impabe
a pj>
To
find (an advice) to
^'j>c:Z.\
tient,
anxious about
a. th.
To show
excellent.
grief at.
rflj^
"~ To compassionate a. o. ti* To be half-ripe (dates). To have ^.j^
little
Sound judgment. Chasteness

of speech. Firmness.
Considei-able (gift). Jl^*.
Jijg^j
Jj>
water
left
(pond).
pieces,
f j 4>
Generous.Correct, chaste (language).
Very respectable. ./lln>'Vl Jij> Young pigeon. Youth, d'j}'^ -k JjS Asthma. Exhausted camel.
To To
cut a. th. in
afflict a. 0.
two
To
leave (a
^j
^jl
remainder).
To break asunder
stick).
(rope,
f.y>Cij
pjiJl.
To To
eat one meal a
'^j?^
J_y>-
day.
To be
watei'ed (camels).
To decide a. th. A irrevocably. To make ( an oath without condition. To put ( a vei'b) in the conditional mood. To fill skin). To trim (a palm-tree). To
cut off a.'th.
(
To divide (spoils). To break, to cut (a

patience, grief.
branch).
<^j-îf\
Violent outburst of imShell of Venus. <> Onyx.

^'j>
^.j^l
write an even hand.
Winding of a valley. Encampment of a tribe.

dye.
^ pj>
^'ji
To determine. To I'esolve To impose a. th. on a. o. To appraise roughly (a

palm-tree).
upon,
it
Axis of watering-engine. Yellow

Impatient.
Fretting.
9-jj>-j 9J}>-j
9îi fj*
To
refrain from.
To be
^yt-i
Small quantity.
*iijj *^j?-J
*^lr9;
afraid and unable to.
Portion of a flock. Handle of a knife.
A^
Incarnation (of the Verb).

Shu't, chemise.
-^^^
ip
To
Ij>Wj SjlI-> o ^- -S\entare upon. To undertake (a budare, to

siness).
To remain silent about a. th. ip^Vj To be cut. To be broken (bone). ^jiJI, To be in the conditional mood (verb).
Decisive affair. Premature. Cut
Jji.
evenly (pen). Conditional mood.jezm.
To be rash, bold. To dare. JJî To cross (a desert, the sea).*_^lS^lj To build a bridge. \lr-^~ To embolden a. o. _;-'L To make a dam. J;^ a Tall and strong (camel). "i'^^S ^ jL>Tall and brave (man). Courage. Daring.
ejL_.>J
Sign of quiescence. Single meal a day. Part of a flock.

Deciding. Particle
Filled (skio).
oCij* ^
(/
*^'ji-
Boots.
** j*
^jj}?-
w j'X^
commanding the conditional mood. Watered (camel). To reward, to jc jl ^^ j t\j^ jjf. -^

\
requite a.
o.
for (good or evil).

o.
Bridge.
Em- j^J.^ JJJ\ bankment. Pontoon. () Beam uphold<
To pay (a debt). To satisfy a. To do instead of, to perform

the
office of.
o.
?jA
j
ing joists, a Dam. Axle-tree Sj^l* ^ 1Z.y-^\ _rl> of a carriage.
To
requite a.
5'
*'j?-j
sOW^ j'j^
(^j>1
for.
Rashness. Daring.
.r~-?"
UJ
1
!
jl J-jO-J.r-WTall and courageous, rash. jLlj
^ Jj-J
To suffice. To stand To claim

from
a. o.
instead
oÂ*
of,
^t
j\ iîi
t^^-i^.
Sj^
Daring, fool-hai-dy.
^-W^
the payment of a debt.

o.
To To To
To
decline (an offer). ^^ a b3 stout, bulky. \vcJ-o
^y^
^ J-4^
/ul^:^
To claim
a salarv from a.
n j'^-[
Requital, compensation.
render
a. o. stout, bulky,
;
a ^,^
to
give consistency to a. th
em-
^ Criminal law. < Fine, penalty.

<>
body. To exaggerate a. th. To become stout to increase in volume. To take consistency.

;
Penal code.
<^J?; 9r V.J?;
^1^
<>
Capitation, poll-tax.
To
To choose a. To embark
Bulk.
become momentous (aflair). o. amongst many.

in
Remunerator. To feel with jfj
'^_^J:^ \j
J_j ?
a gi'ave affair.
^>l>-j ^11>I
To
re-
the hand. To stare a. To ascertain (a news).
o.
*~^ ;^^ -ftin the face.
-^j
things)
pair to (a country).
Body.^lj
^.lo-
To scrutinise (hidden To inquire after a th.

Spy.
Pulse. Chest.
solid substance.
Bigness, grievousness, enormity. :uili
Body, bulk, mass.

Corporal, material.
Corpulent, lusty,
.ii^,
olil?^
'd<<,L>- j '
*?tj
si-l*-j C'-?-
Ir-?''*
''^
Ji^
To become
o *^-^
^.---f j .A-'~-
SoUd
cubic, square (body).
j^-^
To dry up. to be- i^j \y^ oMJ.^ comf hard (hand). To freeze (water). To show hostility to. 5 iJlGHardness stiffness. Hard, dry, solid. To smash. To grind.
hardened (hand). Hard skin. Frozen water. î,.^ Hardness : callosity. 'Cj W-J Ll?To coagulate (blood). C^f a Ji_.f -STo dye a. th. with ?affron. fi> jlJ-
J^? ^\^
To assume
consistency.
< To
oli-i
Li* o jL
-i^
To sweep. To clean a. th. To strike a. o. with a stick. To break. To mill (corn).
o5
^
'i*!
become man (Son of God). Body (animated). Flesh. ill>'l ^ j1^ Clotted blood. -4rr^J -^^
Corporal. Material.
SatFron.
-jloJ-ij C?r^
*l^?-j
J^^
AY)
To be
covei-ed with
hei'bs (soil).
To
a
entniat a.
o.
with
fi>
^>b
.i>j
jii>b J-4^
'j^
(difficult) affair.
clusters of
Biu'deii, difficult duty.
Stony place. Middle part of an

animal's body.
Thick. Big.
Chest.
Arm.
(
iSIidnight
'
To moan
To
fettered
U^
i/a-^?
captive).
sprout (plant).
To open
the
ili morous party. Having a harsh voice, .lL> ^ J-i''^ hoarse. Rumbling (cloud, thunder).
Hoarseness.
Hoarseness. Disturbance. Cla-
eyes (puppy).
J~^
XiAîj Jî4^
ili.^j
\i.i.j
To whitewash, to plaster (a house).* To be adjacent (neighbour). î^\

Gypsum. Sulphate of
Plasterer.
calx.
Coarse flour. Pounded and boiled wheat.

Hand-mill.
-^^ t/sL^
,2)^-^
To be
con-
\l^j \'j^ a
\k^-ii-
Plaster kiln.
7.^df
x.o-..^=^
vulsed. to
soul).
heave (from fear or
grief,
Gathering of men living close

together.
To bring
forth plants (soil).
To rush
a. o.
<-i
forth (wild beast).
To
Si;
bleat
To
<
dart on
^-o* o ja^f J-
-H-
(sheep).
To rush on
(sea).
(with a sword).
To scream, to shout. ja> To kneel (camel). ^îf -To make (a camel) to kneel. To s
slaughter (a beast).
To emigrate towards. To belch.

Belch.
{n. of
J[
ja
llijj iLf
Swelhug
Ajli.?^
(of the sea).
uniKhJ.) '\l.^,-i\j:.>. Darkness ni.?^

a -.ij
kî.?-
(of the night).
To proceed against (a debtor), To throw o.s'self on the ground

out of grief.
^^
xiik'mf
i_-.i> J
C.-i>
-^
To be unwholesome, coarse (food). To live on unwholesome ;7âl o ,_ ^^

food.
(_jL_i?:^j
Grumbling of camels flocking

together. Mill-clack.
k^xisrj
fc_-4-?"j
I-.?-
^\
ii*
Narrow
space. Battle-field.
Coarse, unpalatable food.
i_j^k^j
Unwholesome climate. Earth Grumbling (camel).
Coarse, gross.
^hr^
j;
To take
-P5-
To fell a. o.sîa^j k_..i>._j,CJi> a -i.f To manufacture (quivers). ^^ To throng and ^^j ^'-^h v"?'^
fi>
jXj-j , l>U o .r^ -ft(cattle) to a pasture.To give up a.th.

/fcj
press together (army).
To break (dawn). To depart. Ojlî To be hardened (mud). S'jh^ a v~^ To be hoarse ( man ). To cough
(camel).
Cartridge-box
quiver.
vjVi?-
J^
-K--
Large bowl.| Short and stout.
To empty
JC^
cAii^j
(a vessel).
^^
_î
j[l.^
N. of
act.
Cattle grazing freely.
To
roll up, to
JC^j
j^
Cattle.
be contracted.
Herdsman.
Jj}l^
jlL^
5lr=-?^
Stem of a tree. ju^j J^ ^ s:i;> To be curled (hair).Si^j sSliô ai^ ^ To curl (the hair). jXiTo be curled (hair). To be crisped, j,l^
fi,
Owner
of a pasture-land.
Cough. Hoarseness.
Hoarse, coughing. _îa:
^ Tank from which water

drawn.
is
'1>W^ ^î?-^ not îi.*
contracted
(tli.).
,
ai^Jj aliv ^ ai* (hair). Niggardly. Generous. Stout and strong (man). Avaricious. J>aV|j li&i!lj Xi\ -u>
Woolly, curled,
To
covet, to js. ^l^j /* (aL> a ^li.* -Sdesire earnestly a. th.; to thirst for.
Very covetous.
Oji^^ f4^J
f^ ^
Worthless man.
Uall
S^
assume a pamful (duty).
AA)
^^
oif,
Stagnating water
blaek-beetles.
full
of
oi\j^y,^\j
ju
_^'
Foul-mouthed man.
ls^4
"^
Price agreed Ju,! 1
j^L^ j
jâl
,
Stingy.
upon;
Bribe,
salai'j,
wages.
jj.liv
-tf-
Pension.
^^j <^^,
^ iL*^
Stipulated price. -^ Flocks j; i;;^
of sheep and their shepherds.
To have no CU
appetite.
^j
,
(J^ a
^
s
-H-
To use foul language. oî?^ -^ To bellow. ( for jU ) I^V a To dung (wild beast). j^h ~ Dung of wild beasts. ^ Rope for tying a well-cleanser. jU?Hyena. Ju^ y]j jU*
^ j^ ^
To muzzle To covet,
To
(a camel).
Black-beetle.
J J,^j
Jl^j
Chi? a
^^
Buttocks.
to long for a. th. eat up a tree to the root

fii
v^^
U
-S-
(cairipl).
To
pluck, to eradicate a. th.
To To To
relieve o.'s bowels.
C-i>a
'4
u-*^
.ki?^
-ft-
utter bad words.

drive a.
o.
To
pick up (dung).
i^ o
i
i_, ,
CW a
away.
Beer (drink),
lis.
To
escape.
To dry, to be dried, 6^j 6ui To pick up and take a. th.

away.
ti> -^
ii>.
Small and lusty.

a. o. y
fi>
To prostrate
Sweeping
I^,Uj>-
a -ii>
ft'
To
di-y
up
^J
fit
a CiU^j
Ci-i^
îk
To uproot (a tree). To be uprooted (tree),

(torrent).
a. th.
To
a (horse) with a coat of
mail.
Lai'ge stream. Small river.
^^^
-S-
Numerous company.ilij ii^j ;ii^j ci^ Spathe of palm-tree. Any hollow i^ tube. Old man.
Coat of mail.
Desiccative, drying.
J>AS^>
rr
Abundant sheep. Name of a celebrated vizier.
To swarm with
To
put, to
jVb
Âi> a J-?^
-M-
-Jl^
usi?-
black-beetles (water).
Dry, dried up, desiccated.
yJ^-j
make,
fi>j
^-ilM
to appoint.
To render
a.
5 "^'mî. a jii o or a. th.
To
collect (camels;.
To
fi>j
^ Uajuf
-S-
pursue (ostriches).
To bristle its feathers (bird), wiijij To be half-dry (moistened garment). To throw a. o. down. Aj a u* a IV "^ To upset a. th. To scum a cookingpot. To sweep off the "^rubbish brought down by a torrent. To cast forth fj'oth (cooking-pot). 'iV To cast forth refuse on the shore
(torrent).
such. To establish a. o. as. To appoint a. o. governor. i^\>. S To make a. th. to become A* such. To change a. th. in, to substitute a. th. To use a. th. instead of. He used it as a capital- j ^jA'j ili>
v'
stock.
He took Basrah for iloiJ lr<ap' J*^ Bagdad z. e. Hd committed a gross

:
blunder. (Prov).
To impose a
j
Uij."i
condition
jpj
To jade (beasts) in a journey, To throw a. 0. down.

Sweepings of a torrent. Vanity
upon
(the
a. 0.
To
stipulate
with
a. o.
amount of a
to do.
salary).
U>
To begin
He began
Empty
ship .Useless.
to shed tears.
Double-barrelled gun.
n Pincers.
Ts
Estate of the Sultan let out iuii> Ts to tenants ; farm. To be proud, haughty, daf a r-i* "^ To vie in merits with a. o. s ;ob.
To bribe a. o. To give a. th. to a. o. To make a. th. together. To receive to do a. th.

;
Black-beetle Overseer.
[ins.).
J^
Fearful, disquieted, riuirietl.
( Jâ*!.
Jt>-fr
A\
Proud, boastful.
^
,\i:f
,
To slaughter
Eyelid. Apjile
(a she-
uL^ o
camel) and give her
iles'.i
for food.
ay4- tt of the eye. Vine-stock. Sheath.
J^\j ovVb
cM
To grow up_^îj J^j \'J,> (lamb). To be widened. To recover fi-om illness. jayj\ To cast off a. th. To break ^j
with a. 0. Large well.
Divination.
^
s
Jui ji^\
Large porringer. Cj\:S>-j oV?; ^ Siif Deep dish. A viue-.stock. Generous man. To be coai-se Jii^j i>i>'o u -^
(garment). To be restless.
jU>-
Jie^-
^?J1 j^.
Wide cavity in the ground._^ ^ sj^ Wooden or leather (piiver. jOt^

N.
of un. Portfolio,
To
treat harshly, to tyrannise

slide (horse-saddle).
ip^ ?
leather
Slrvi*
a. o.
bag.
^s-
To To To
^
\i.
take, to send
away
a. o.
i a. o.
s
To
White, waxed (yarns). suffer from 'x^yk>-j
_,li^
a ,j-*>
^ To
behave rudely towards
indigestion.
ill-treat (cattle).
To
fi>j
J^\
sbj
Mean, base.
u-i^J w^^J
u-i?;
-0i^-
unaaddle (a horse).
To be
shai'p, sour.
'^_yJ- o uîi^
To withdraw. To slide (saddle). <> To use abusive language. To remove a. th. from its a
place.
Intruder. Tedious (man).
Sour.îi
Jai
harsh. Disobedient (child).

<^-?-*'
To To
fill
up (a
vessel).
A QlLTo
swell (corpse).
'-!UI.
Hardness
behaviour
churlish, unkind 'U>j sîf ; ill-treatment.
Swollen (corpse).
h-i-c
,
To take
jii;^
b >U>j '^M
away.
jji;^ jiiJIj
J^ ^
fright, to be scared
Harsh rough,
(dress).
uncivil
(man). Coarse
jU-jl jii.
To run away
in
ji>U i
Ruda, rough (man).
To dung (bird). To bahave saucily

towards
Insolent,
a. o.
u^
u.
j
â>-
a panic (people). To carry away (the clouds fin yjuf wind). To cast ( fish) upon the shore
:
Û^
(sea).
To sweep away
jj^"^
XfeifJCsT
,
(the mud),
/b
jij
pert. Obstinate.
iron.
to scrape off a. th.
Clank of
-S-
To
\'JL^ a J?^ - obtrusively goods for sale (merchant).

offer
^1
j JÂj
^ To
be offended, vexed by.
^* ^fei^
To b3 despited by. To tease, to thwart a. o. 5 ^\>- <> In spite of..., j :2jii^:i-j fj\^^ <^
vexingly.
Offended.
To be disordered (hair). V^ o jl>To scare a. 0. away. s jlf To bristle his feathers (cock). jlij To go away (shade). To run ji?.5l away in a panic. Fright. Ship. Driven away Jj.i>j jif
(cloud).
Dung
at.
of elephant.
(tree).
Ju^ 1 ^
ji;^^j
jif
;Ii^
Vexed
â oI^S^ "^
x]%'j-^y,i.
\
Leafy
To ba high,
imposing.
great,
3>
--
fleece of wool.
iiL^
To
be illustrious.
Foam
Scum
of milk. Rubbish,
God who
is great and ^^ j js. vil mighty. To b3 aged, of a mature |j>Uj V Man-
forth by a torrent.
of (a boiler)
scum cast Ju Abundant (wool).
Clearing off the clouds

(wind).
age.
To To
scorn
at.
To abstain
î,
3lVt,
General invitation to
dinner.
from.
be free from (defect).
Swift (wind).
J-W
Grain of coriander, of sesame. o!>*?I Black poppy. xll^l Egyptian lotus. Cj_ro/
The
heart's core.
^Jliil
To put a horse-cloth to. jt>j,!A To emigrate from. ^p SIÛ p 3?. To pick up (dung) with l^\j,yôi
the hand as
fuel.
Great number.
<J?fciM ^'-^
To
5 r''9yii
5Uj >iij
^-ki-
a SU'
To be general, common to all. jS^ The rain has been u^jvi _,k;!l J^
general.
throw a. o. do-wn. To import Aj s CUj

(goods).
CU
^V ^
To
J A
To assemble
a. o.
(a crowd).
threaten
To honom-, to respect a. o. Aj j jli To be strong, hardy. To be weak. ^] To respect, to honour to load s

;
To procure
a. th. to a. o.
To urge on
the voice.
a horse -with
Û_j
a. o. with gifts. To be exalted, great. it

To clothe o.'self in. To exalt o.'self above. To take the main pai't
Horse-cloth.
saddle.
-^
is.
,_,
j^
To be cared (wound). To dry

(blood).
GjU
3u5
of.
fi>
j[jiilj
To gather, to meet (people). Ci* a wJ* To scream, to stir about. _.V b v^ To flock in. To be brought. To be imported. ^Ji^'i lo bring (goods, cattle) Aj 5 wi2>l
from one place to another).
Pack-JSU j
j!iW
W D*
'j:f
Main part
of a. th.
JM>-J D?"
'j^j
Jasmine. Rose.
Sail of a ship.
JyU ^
of a place.
Great, illustrious, aged. Bulky.j._j

,J\^~iZ\
To import (goods}.To ask

a. th. to be brought. Importation. Crime.
The
chief
men
:a> t*'^
_JU:
Emigrating party. Tax. Serious, momentous or unimportant thing.
aujl^
Uproar, confused voices. v-^j îv ~ Imported goods. -r < A kind of upper garment. ;Lt> Cloud having a rounded outline. ,_jbi
V^^
He has done
it
for thy sake.dllU ^^ iiis
Majesty. Highness.
Dung
H^^j J^Wof sheep, goats, camels. :aj U?JiJ-
of a camel's saddle. J*^l _i?Skin formed on a healing wound. JsU j> 'lVj ^îf ^ (m. and f.) Imported (slave). JM>^j Imported mer^''9^ -r *r4^j *<^ chandise camel bringing it.
;
Wood
Basket of palm-leaves J'^^j

(for dates).
:a
^ Pack-saddle maker.-J>Clv
F.
of
-^j Jv^^>.
Important affair. jl> ^ J Saving your reverence. dxL.'\ -^

Consideration, veneration. ;lajj JiUI.
^\
Negro or
mixture.
slave-driver. Biinger.
^jIA^^
For thy sake.
du^
^j>j
vii!
>U
1.
Rose-water. GumPeas. Vetch.

Boisterous, clamorous.
U^>-i ^'9^
High, great, v^j y^'ij ^l ^ Strong. Big. Respectable, venerable.

General, luiiversal (rain).
j^
jli,^
Termagant woman.
Resounding afar
off (thunder
Impulsive, atti'active.
Talisman, love-charm.
Smock. Woman's gown.
_aj>Lv
^ cjUU
a
Book. Code. <> Periodical review. :u?-J To scream. To thunder. J>.i^ "STo threaten a. 0. To toss a. th.4>j To hang bells to a horse's neck. To be tossed, shaken. To sink jiii^ in the earth. To be restless (mind).
2f
Bells
put on a gown. Newly hatched bird. i-j>U ^ To strike a. o. y ci=?b Cd>'

,
To To
clothe a.
0. in
a smock.
^:j^
Ja-jiV
i
-8-
hanged to the J?.>U ^ jiJL> neck of beasts of burden. Resounding (thunder, rain). JQetv Sound of a bell, of thunder. aI?JU
cM
<
!Mount Calvary.
skin, a piece of skin.
< Avari-
soi?.
cious.
Thy countryman.Thy kinsfolk.iijaij. o;[

Patience. Firmness.
Steadfast. Frost. Ice.
To di'ink up the whole of. gt c-l^*!. The giant Goliath. o^W- H To lose o.'s hair on the GJ a r4
two
sides of the head.
ip
-tt-
o'^^j 3iiU
'\jjj.
^ 04*
-^
Skinner.
??yi>
Js\J>
To rush on. To show open enmity with
^^
-rlf
a. 0.5 yj(>
Executioner. Seller of hides.
i>U ^ fJi^ Book-binder. Enduring ( horse), jl^
Whip. Lash.
Baldness on the two sides of the head.
Temples stripped of
Bald on the two
hair.
oi
Bound in leather (tome, volume). j.Ujl Volume, tome. To walk fast. To be i^jUl Jii> -S|
.ui> ^ ^d>1 sides of the head. Hornless (ox). Barren ground. sUl>.
^ti^
long (night). Mole.

Priesf..
To be
over (rain).
iUj:
Unfruitful year.
ii^
^j 1^ ^ :;ij b. P/. Particles flying in the air from
Mechanic. Monk. '^'^'^ ^ ^'^^^j
^-^
J,^
-{}-
the heads of reeds, etc.
To
fasten a sword(
fii
J^fj ijU:
hilt
with a nerve
quickly.
).
To
tie
up
a. th.
To flood (a valley). To A 6..L>ra î>- -Hwash away its banks ( sti-eam ). To cutoff (a limb). <> To sharpen (a
knife).
o.
(ai'ound the head).
To go
J^ To throw a.
To be
-<>
down.
^_,
Quickness in walking. o'j'^ Leather strap. JJ^-r SjÛ- j j%Soldier. Tax-collector,

Filbert. Pine-pitch.
z'jj
destroyed.
To
fall
down J^^JU^
^JU
>U ^
jiî^
and be unable to Whetstone.
rise up.
y^
Careful, steady in his work. jiiU jJiÂ
Overflowing torrent. To meet. To show

pride.
^>U
^^Vl
_iJ^
-fr
To
down. To Cl^j Cj^ i sit ( assembly ). <> To be straight. To grant an audience to. Jl^ J ^_,j0j
sit
^V *
To
lash, to flog a. o.
s lal>i
jS:f.
--
To
To
constrain
be
a. 0. to.
jp
<
To straighten a. th. To sit in company with.
'^_Mj siSvfj lîf o steady, patient, sturdy.

iSyj^vij
j1>-
To make a. o. To sit down. To be sitting

meeting.
to
sit.
To be
frozen
j.!?^ \j
j>^j, luJU a
ij
oU
(ground).
;
to hold a
To To
bind (books).
fight a. o.
To
skin
* A^
jilu.
(a beast).
To
allow
a. 0. to sit.
^s
iSîUj SaJb-Ji
Sitting of a Court.
Way of
Seating.
sitting.
Company
of
men
sitting
^Jj.
with a sword. To compel a. o. to. To be covered with
Jl. s
ice (soil).
jUgll
ji?tj
together. Society, company.
Companion. Friend.
Seated.
^
'H.!^
u-y^j
a-ji?
^ ,j-ii>' t crJ>
Straight.
To show endurance, hardiness. To fight together. To strike with a sword. ^_, To empty (a cup).
Flogging. Firm, strong. Robust.
^^
jjbtj
jir^l
fi>
I.
Company. Tribunal, ^,Ut> ^r ^4?^ Court of Law, council, ministry.
ji^
iiU1 ^ ai*
White rose. Basil (plant). oU-1? P To swear. To lie. Cu\ y iai^ -HTo shave (the head). To draw A
\
The whole
person
,
'<>\^J^J oU-jVI i!A^l
(a sword).
To contend with
a. 0. in
cunning, j JaJU
body and limbs. Firmament. Patience. Firmness. JLf Smooth and hard ground. ojJ^j Skin. Hide. Leather. i>u1j ij^ ^ oia;
stone, rock. Strong
C ^
man.
/A-?ii_U
To take away
a. th.
To
A ^^^\
Rose-preserve.
Pomegranate-blossom.
jCU ^
absorb up. Unbecoming, shameless (woman). J^
Wild brier. Dog-rose. ct^rî* P To take off a. th. A (Û a 
-S-
^li.
To be
bald in the forepart
fit
v'^Li
a *U^
of the head. Opposite side of a valley. a!il> ^ liJU The two brinks of a valley.îl^l uiU
Shameless, barefaced. Traveller. jS\. Showing his teeth.-u^j iLi* ^^Jbllj ;4f To rest on the ground IJ^^ ^Vb- -H(horse). To increase. To hurry on.
\
To spread To make
a. o.
o.'s self
on
jji^\
jjJl> -S-
Bald (man). Hornless (ox). *u1 Black rhamnus. ^,^ -^ To rub ili^ i jsTj A lyuj fÛ >U -)^ up, to polish (a blade, a mirror). To become clear to a. o. J s>U
(news).
the ground.
cuts to
Zjfi^
ui a
,il> -M-
vnth
(a sword).
To trim
a. th.
with.
To
fight
(with the sword). To
^]\>.
disclose (the teeth) in laughing.

a. th.
To show
To
display (the
jc
To
take away (the

).
* CiUo
To
cut
J^^
off,
bride to her husband).
mud
To bark
a. th.
to
To emigrate from. To expel a. o. To dispel (grief) js^ s fi'om. To disclose a. th. to. To make (a present) ^ s ^j o 5U
destroy a. th.
To strike a. o. (with a sword), o 5 To be rough, rude. 'Sy^j (^ a wil^ To reduce to nothing, to A o^

destroy (goods
:
to his bride
on the
wedding-day
If a
L>
dearth).
/b oii2?-\
(bridegroom).
To have
the forepart of the

hair.
To uproot. To destroy a.th. Hard and di-y bread. Empty

Water-skin. Scratch on the skui. Piece of dry bread.
jar. ji]L>
head without
^1^-h <^j^
To manifest a. th. to a. o.î. Sj A s j^ To disclose o.'s sentiments, t L' î. To manifest, to reveal a. th. to.tj ^ Ju To emigrate. ,,.u; î J9II To cause a. 0. to emigrate i
*M<Ii^
from (dearth).
Mud. Clay. ^yj. Cut of a pen. **i: j *ii Rude, uncivil. î^^j J^ Taken away. Scratched. ^J^^j ^/ AjDarnel-grass.
Impaired, curtailed.
To To
reveal Himself to
disclose the
0. a.
man (God). J tij mutual condition JU7
oU>
JS^*
of
To
calk (a ship).
Jji^j Lil^
-S-
To reveal Himself to man (God ). jiji^ To be elucidated (affair). To be polished. To clear off (clouds, sadness). To consider, to observe a. th. >b ?^^\ To unveil (a spouse) for the Jt
S'
Calker.
^lii>.> iUi?i
'
To shave (the head). ^ CsiU jV "^ To throw projectiles on. ^s To show the teeth in laughing. jU7
Particle, piece of meat.
'
XSy
i^,J JP^
time before her husband. To be presented to her husband ji.~j.

first
Damascus (town).
Sack.
Ballista.
1^
Jtl^y^
a. th.
fi>
(spouse).
To ask
a. 0. to disclose a.th.
jft
To
j
^ 3-^'^ P Jt^^h Jc^-^ ^

i
shear
^li^lij ,C,.U
Juf
-Ji-
Clearness, brightness. Emigration. 'Û
Shears.
Clipped wool.
I
oCifj
^jL>
Baldness on the half of the head, Brilliancy. Splendour.
's^
^z-y^.
Large
j^y^j a>>U ^
ij4.l>j
uiU
-ft-
'
\r
Chest.
Long-haired, hairy.
To
articulate
(words) confusedly. To avoid (an atiair).
Wild
Skull.
jjarsnip.
Confused pronunciation.
-y^ J,\ by the husband to ;yu his spouse. Wedding-party. Apocalypse (of St. John). oUL. Captivity of the Hebrews. o>5i?Jl Tribute paid by nonJ\yf ^ :;j li. Moslems. Exiled people.
Gift presented
Man of good
fame. Moon.
Wooden
cup.
^^.i;
Clear, evident, manifest. Polished. -[^
Well sunk To be angry with.

Chief.
in a saline
ground.
-H-
Garret-wmdow.
i^-^
:C.\>-
tlii a ^^y?
To wrap To be
To
o.'s self in.
j 1^7
'U^j
Person, individual.
Obvious thing; true report. Exact statement.

Clearly, evidently.
Bi'ighter.
4^
^j^j
liC J iî^ a
-Ti'^f -J^
ungovei'nable, to run
indulge a fancy.
away (horse). To have o/s own
.)_^ j, lsl'\ Bald on the forehead. Clear (skyj.
Handsome.
Revelation (of God to man).
way. To forsake her husband and go to her family (wife). To hiu'ry on. Headless arrow. ''^^^^ 5- t^*-
'j^ Transfiguration (of Jesus-Christ). Forepart of the head. Jbt> ^ X^
To be
filled
up, (well); Ctji^
'^
-S-
To be proud, vain. To vie in merits \\'ith
QC^^
a. o.
-r--^ -S-
crammed, (measure). To be
:
s t-S^
Proud, vain. ^t?^ - ^-'^ To thicken lS._^j IX> o J^j oi^ (blood). To freeze (water). To be
-f5-
dant. To collect in (a well To heap (a measure), /b (^'^j U.9^ ~ To let (water) collect. To be left at rest ^Jj l^'b ~
(horse).
abunwater).
stingy.
To freeze (liquids cold), To ba contiguous to. To be stingy, poor.

:
fit
a^sllj at?^
s
j,'A>-
To cram
(a measure), to
fill
it fi
ÎJ.
to excess.
I
^^,11
,
Ice,
snow.
soil
High and dry

Dry
(soil).
Tearless (eye). Rainless (year

.tiiis;
Solid body. Mineral
^ -
Name
two months obilisi ^ of the Arabian year.

of
ai_j a>l^
iîli*
Thickened, frozen.
Solid, firm. (Gr.)
;^
a*Q.
To grow, to multiply (plant). ^t*lj To be coming on (affair). To leave (a horse) at rest. '^'\ To let (water) flow. To become tangled (plant). ^%^ ^ To be heaped (measure). To be plentiful, to collect j.^[ (water). To be covered with plants (soil). To rest (man).
2f
fi>
Defective
(verb).
Dull (man)
Great number. Noon-^,_îj tide Abundance of water.

All together.
jjjill
î;.,.
Hard. Tearless eye. Niggardly.

Solid bodies. Minerals.
O
^f^>-
'^j \y^
Filling up, heaping. Rest.
{^ jX^
^1
To
-^
the
full.
l?t^
Excess
sure).
(of a mea^
^'9:J
--?-j
To meet for business. To give live coals to a. 0. To twist her hair on the back
of the
J^
J^.
Well full of water. Numerous party.

Luxui'iant hair.
Filled with
4>j ,^
head (woman).
To
collect, to join a. th.
To
5j
fi>
gather the marrow (of a palm-tree). To canton an army in the enemy's

country.
^
live
water
(well).
Luxuriant plant. Hornless (buck).
-i^l ^
j,^
'^îS
v^ ^
.li^j.
To roast (meat) upon
Spearless (warrior).
J^
Army.
Plural of a noun. Recollection of thoughts.
jVîivl
(M
,^
^Jl ^^
TT
Flock. Gathering. Addition-
coals.
fy-
To fumigate
garment
).
The day
(last
of the meeting
Judgment).
fU.>1
;1jÎ
,-
Fist.
aW
To char a. th. To walk quickly (camel). J^\ To meet for a common (affair), ip To prepare a (fu'e, race-horses), a To fortify themselves in j'^^%:.\j jl^
a hostile country (army).
Reunion, concourse oliirj ;4>

of people.
w*
îi
Week.
Friendship.
To perfume ^ ltU
*î
o.'s self
with.
^ îi?l
Friday.
CJ<Û4-
'<^4-i **<-?i"
Burning-coal. Stone.
Party of men,
fraternity.
society. oUli?;
/:\
^^ ^
jVi> j
o^j^
Congregation. Religious con-
Party of horsemen. United tribe.
olj^
j\^ jC^
Men
life.
collected together.
jjj'ifj
Reunion. Social
fU.;?l
îÛ-
Compi'ehensive. General.
Synagogue. Mosque.
Substar.tial discourse.
i^. Tie.
^î},:
^
ir
^^b.
Pith of palm-tree.Head of Head. a mast. Meeting-place.

Plait of hair.
,ÛJ1 ^;l>*
^îlfeiJl
*^**
Censer. Fire-place.
^*bfc
Oj-^9ii^
JMeeting. All, the whole.

All of them. Entirely, together.
^^^
'
All together.
The
->>*<?
7! r-o^
whole.
Collection. Sura total
vU.> fzl
Aloes-wood. To walk at a quick pace To jump. Quick walk. Trot.

Swift-footed (ass).
--
iSj^
Agreed upon.
Confluence. Meetingr^yr-''
Sycomore-tree. Sycomore-^^^^j
fig.
ji^ J\^
--
room. Convocation. Council. Museum

<
To congeal
Ill-bred,
(grease).
Uj4.?i
^:^
Censer.
vulgar nnan.
,j~^
In the strength of life. Hurrying.
Buffalo.
uî^j^
stone),
wy'^ P
c'-'n-f
Amethyst (precious
Allowance,
civil
and military pay.

fi>
To shave
(the hair,
Ci.4^
To gather (things). y:^ To melt (grease).-^ To join, To be elegant, S\'^ a

beautiful, kind, pleasing.
o Ji> to unite o
^
1
P J^^ -^
the head).
Depilatory paste.
^j
J-j^j
J-^
^
1 Ji^
To
connect, to collect
u;.^ a îf
a. th.
fuj 5
To comprise,
to include a. th.
To To
embellish, a.
o. or.
a th.
j^
treat a. 0. kindly.
collect, to
To
blan- i j>b.
dish a. o.
To
sum up a. th. To Aji>l on (business) skillfully. To behave decently, politely in. j To be embellished. To adorn o.'s jtaj
cai'ry
To put (a noun) in the plural. To imite, to i*econeile (people). oiJ To gather, to store up carefully.* ,^ To fit, to suit a. o. itlili>-j iiÛt^ yi^ To go unto his wife (man). a To agree on. To resolve Uj ^ j^^
unanimously upon (an
:
affair).
To affect kindness, courtesy. To show selt-restraint. To eat melself.
To drench (the soil rain). * To come together, to îi>'lJ 4^

combine.
ted grease.
Camel. Cable, ship-Jii^ltj cordage.

Sword-fish. Whale.
can.
Jii>.
j;,:
To reach manhood. They agreed unanimously

upon.
well.
u
a
i)
Peli- Ûl!l
Ji>
They united together

Vj^'^
His business goes on

i_^J| ji^: .^
Chameleon.
Ship-rope.
jti^ j;^^ j;^
Crowd. Multitude of men.
?>?
-K
^^
\o
^ To
overaxcite a.
o.
c^
Use of the alphabetical

value.
To render a. o. To insane (God). 3,f 1 To conceal, to veil a. th. or j A ^1 a. 0. To bury (a dead person). To show symptoms of olVj oti.^
madness.
jtiJI tjLl letters according to their numerical
Beauty, elegance. Fine behaviour
;Ji;j:
good manners. Patience.

Camel-driver.
iiii
To play the insane before, ip o\pSj To be concealed. To l^^-^h ^Vl
J^
:^
Whole, summing
Propo.sition.
up.
j^^ ^
veil o.'s self
from.
X-Ja- j olVj
'j>-
The
Genii
opp. to
{Gram). hi short; upon the i^'^\ jj whole, in a word.

Hei-d of
iijfi[,
men).
genius, a demon.
Garden. Paradise. Covering, protective.

Shield
;
^ '^ ou?-j oU ^ "^

;!i.
oVliîj jiv;^ ^ irc^j camels or she-camels.

(
jJi;^
Summary.
General
opp. to j^^^îj
JiiÎl.
,^ tjJ.
way
of .speaking.
armour.
iG^;;
;a?.>j 2;?tAj
c>\'j>-
In short. In general. JU.,!^! jj Ji;?:^0
Hai"mless serpent.
^r
o^
^\i
Tomb. Corpse.
Shi'oud.
Veil.
Splendour, brightness, grandeur.jiij Fine behaviour. Courtesy, kindiêss.

Fine, handsome. Good service. J.^ Good deed. Grace, favour. Melted
olV^ Darkness of the night. o^j ui^

:JOoij oCî
Shield.
grease.
Finer. Better.
Heart.
^t^\ ^
;
^t:i-
jW*
Summing up.j;.^
o^\'^ ^ CiJî
<
Madness
diabolical fury,
-^
o^j oU
K^
v];-.
\Vhole.
Sum
.
total.
Possession, insanity.
of rage, passion.
Paroxysm Oji
IJ
1
Ridged roof
Garret.
Dome.
Anything hidden. Embryo. Foetus.

Small gai'den.
Gardener.
O^
57 t/C.
Pear). Silver-bead.
olW ~
fi>
cr*-^
"^
Jewel.
To
"*
gather.
'^}^
Country haunted by "demons. Madness. Hiding-place. Mad. Possessed. Luxuri- o^\>.j>

ant (plant).
U^4^
,,
(earth).
To heap up j^^ ^ To cover a grave) with

(
-CaJ:
earth.
To take
off the
main part
ipj
of.
To
c/^f'
relate to a. o. part of
Jt
a news.
To be crook-backed. To bend on. To jc.

upon a. o. or Hump-backed.
fall
:
\i:f
ubJ,
^^^ -^ js^'a Uf
a
To exalt o.'s self above. j'^J>i The public. Multitude, jj^li* ^ j^fW people. Throng. Heap of sand.
le.
a. th.
.IX:> j, U>.1
_,|
Popuiai', vulgai".
<>
Heady
(Avine).Cfj _îj>
Republic.
i;^j
i;^^
;2j y^*>-
To send a. o. a j CV q îf -5^ away to put a. th. aside. To make a. o. to avoid, s ^Jî
fit
Volume. Pj'ominent
pari.
y,^ ^
Body. Bulk.
S'lij 'li^
ClV.)
to discard a. th.
To be dark
iSî
CJaT 5
To
lead (a horse) by the side.
^y4i
ô'i^ ^
(night).
To blow from the south(wind). Z^ To be J[ C2^ a .^j (Jf o ^: anxious about. To long for. To suffer from pleurisy. î. To be overtaken by the south-^;^ ]j wind. To be in a state of legal impurity (Moslem).
cover, to jp ji a C_^j \:^ wrap, to conceal a. th. To be mad. To be posses- Cy^^j U % sed by the devil. To be covered with
To
To buzz (insect). To be in a fit of passion, furious. <> To be mad with joy or anger.
plants (soil).
To be hidden
to.
cJ^'c^'î'iA-
M)
To
fii
To give wings to. 5 ^J To lean towards. Jl^ -r^'^j r-J-'\ To make a. o. to s 'rStzl\j t-^'^ lean. To incline a. o. towards. To bow down in prayer. itif'ij ^.-?tJ
Part of the night. Night.
Side of a road. Shelter.
^.-^j î*.
j\ S ^ji.\j
^\aC>J
^^J
i
<^^
avoid, to shun a. o. or a. th.
To stand by the side of. To avoid a. To send a. o. away.

Side of a man's
Side, n
Ci'.:.*.
:J(9t.i
^.W
o.
^^1
wU*
r>V
^r
vV
Arm, armpit.
^Ja-'ij
JiJ^^ ^-V :iko.T^ ÎlL>

of a building.
body. Region. Flank.
Basket for dates,

!
tLVj C-V
^niisT
Wing.Wing
Fin of a
Sin, crime.
of an
army
greens.
fish.
Shelter. Protection.
Û>'
side.
< By your side. Beware What one avoids.

Polluted (Moslem).
:;ii
Leaning on one
Rib.
^JU
tJ^j^
?r
JJi.
*^S^
To levy troops. 5 js -ir To volunteer (soldier). a!0 Army, troops, iCJij i,y ^ jJ>
soldiers. -^ City, province.
Flank, side of the body. sj>\'^ .^ wJU Declivity ( of a mountain ). d Few,

sf
me.
j4^-" ^'^
Tractable. Compliant.
soldier.
lociist-ijif;^
^r^?-
Kind of
Life-guard.
V-^'-J V-^V Sj,*'^ !r j'^V,
^
^
Neighbourhood. Abode, courtyard, Excellency [liile given fluenlial men).

-tf-
i_j'^
to in~
Horse-leash.
k_u>
-jCoJI s>>1
Bubble formed on water piU* ^ <f jJ -J^ by rain di-ops. Evil.Worthless man. Forerunners of evil. ^4^1 îCoT To throw a. o. down. ? JajaT -Jr
Stone. Water-fall.
PJane-tree.
JiC;^-
Manageable (horse). Pleurisy. îJI Mi -^j
îill ciij t_;U>

oC.r
Legal impurity. Gross term. Led by the jlx^ ^ ^j^h

South.
^%h
îr^
v>?'ti.jV
^ jo-V
jtJ- -^
side (horse). Pleuritic (man).
To cover,toconcea]a. th.A IjijTi^ -STo put (a dead person) on a s _n litter. < To make the funeral of. Bier. Corpse. J(x;f ^ oj(:^j s3t^>
Funeral-
South wind.
Southern, meridional.
Foreigner. Stranger.
Unmanageable. Foreigner. ^^y^ ^^'\

JJUa^
for
Funeral, obsequies.
^ jU>
)
<> <>
Shield. Veil. Border-province.
w-^-;
To be covered
with verdigris.
_^j
y^
yj^
To fetter a. o. To be in irons.
Verdigris.
-^
jy^^j
jl'j'i* P ^ ^ jU P
Vanguard. :cJi/i The two wings (of an army). oOrlJsti Pomegranate-blossom. j'Ji. -STo overcharge (merJji?l> Jîi -^^
chant).
To quack.
s;^ C.* ;- Jii~=>
Chains.
for j^^]j
^Jji'
Aci'obat. Quack.
P^
-S-
Yellowish blue.
jj jU.
i
To
alight with
extendedîj
î>
To To
^
ripen (date).
CV
^r^
"^
wing.s (bird).
To pretend
to descend
specify, to classify a. th. j s j_^V To assort (goods).

j
from a noble race (man). To conceal o.'s self in a garment.
To resemble *_, s Cu> j Uu/J ^_î a. 0. To be homogeneous with.

Kind, species. Genus.
To
feel
sympathy for.
\p
^(:^\
-r ,j~'j
Class. Sex. Family. Race.
Belonging to a sex, a kind.
'ts^
;:-J
'jb.^
Common
race, origin.
Affinity, likeness.
^Q^j
Race, lineage. Stock of a tree. c-i* Polygonum. Knotgrass. _??a^ Asparagus. ^ Sty (on the eye).jija^ -ttTo be at hand (night), (i.^* a ^V "^ To stoop, to incline towards. Jl^ To break the wing (of a bird). j
\
(
Y)
j.^^
^j-''S^
i
To struggle
against
a. 0.
l^Vij SJi*U>i
To wage a holy
jaU war
oiail
).
(against unbelievers).
Homogeneous, similar. To go î ClV a wxf'J 6>i' astray from the right way.
wiV
-fr
To appear to a. 0. (truth). J To become within sight man

(
To
a
^
act wrongfully (in

will).
oi^Mj
To
become possible
to a. o. (th.).
o.
To
To
urge, to press a.
strive aftei'.
To Xj
i ai''i
desire.
To squander To
(goods).
j j:^\j
j
oivV'
To overcharge a. o. (seller), ip ^V To harass a. 0. To break off in angei- with s Uu(>To premeditate sin. _J^ ^bj
Injujitice.
^'::i
struggle against
difticulties.
a. th.
To meditate upon
Zeal, exertion.
j:îZ.\
He exerts
Ability.
his
Power. Fatigue, utmost e'j^
j^
^'J>\
Astray. M'rong-doer. Crook-backed. Canvass, .\wning. u^^j er'^V, "*

Coai'se cloth.
endeavours.
Power,
enei'gy. Painsta- j4>
To
hurl (stones)
^j
ul,:
j:>
):}-
king. Fatigue.
with a balUsta.
zjJL\^j
îr'l^*))
Fight. Holy war.

a
i^,
-u**
Ballista.
J=JU;:j jJbi^
(fight).
War
cattle.
^ J^-^^
^^
office.
oljji
Pasture-land
much sought by
To become hot War. fight.
d*!*'"*"
dU Ts
iJ^y
A kind of
cfili* 0I
iliil*?-'
cymbal.
d)i'
Utmost limit, uttermost. The utmost of thy lIT jiU

ability is to do so.
Chinese junk. Cymbal-player.
*s-5^
i
->
\^^
Zeal, exertion,
i>i?t^
He has exerted himself to

the utmost of his power.
aS>j'^
Jllj
To
be known, Ij*** J O*?-' a published, divulged (event).

a. th.
^' ^
}ij
fi^
To gather a ^sTj \^ j>i' - (fruits). To collect, to pick up a. th. To commit an offense, a ci'ime.û* To have ripe fruit (tree). To ^'
be rich in produce
(soil).
To charge
a. o. falsely
with
^^
js. J4.J
To make
notorious, to
(
a crime.
i-eveal a. th. To journey in an unknown land). To see a. th. (without veil). To discover, to disclose a. th. To cleanse (a well). To magnify a. 0. To dazzle a. 0. (sun). To speak aloud to a. 0. J^JL. To be dazzled by the (sun). \y^ a j^ To be loud (voice). To Sjli' o ^4>
To gather
Gathered
Harvest.
ffruit)
from.
J,:
,
fruit.
sC,>j,'U>1
Freshly plucked (fi'uit). Arbute. Strawberry-tree.

Crime, Crime,
fault, guilt.
-if
Blood-price.
sC>'
?
become
illustrious (man).
,_,
Gatherer. 'U>1j 'll^j Criminal, culprit.
To
declare
i \j\.i-j a. o.
SâU^ _^V
To
.shout.
<>
To
shine.
"i^Svf
ci'itic.
Jii
a. th.
openly to
To overcome
Man
To
a. o. in.
sound judgment. Able

of
toil,
-^4
;P
To show open enmity to. sjioiJLi ~ To read aloud. S'G?""''. _riVb To divulge a. th. ^_j jl s î^\ To appear in broad light. îi?-.j To find (people) to be i y^:^\ numerous. To see a. 0. plainly.
Notoriousness,
Openly, publicly.
oj'^j jli> j y^^^
to exert
\'y^ a J**' -^
o.'s self
strenuously
in.
To To
try
a. o.
>^
overload (a camel).
To
ai"b
distress, to
weary, to exhaust
ili^*
a. o.
To suffer from thirst. To be hard, distressful

(hfe).
CiLt a4>
a a*>
s^;j
iî;^'^
\y^
Â)
Secretly and openly.
I,14>j 'Ir-
or stupid. To despise
(a plant
:
a.
To shake
wind).
Ignorance. Foolishness. H^j J4> State of infidelity ainongst the *!Ub.
Exterior appearance.Pleasingness._^ Plain voice. Fair appearance. Sjli* Fine-looking. Dazzled. '\'^ j,
^\
pagan Arabs before Feigned ignorance.

Ignorant.
Foolish.
Islainism.
Bare
i
soil.
^y^j
Ji^^j j4>
J^^> ^ JjaU
Beautiful. Striking.
Loud, strong (voice).

j
Ignorant, illiterate. Simple.

Incentive to ignorance.
J^
*ii^
I
Having a loud voice (horse). Speaking aloud. jli?&>*j

Substance, es.ênce,
'
Wayless
desert.
J^^ ^
Jc^W--^
??
Ji?---*
^}'y> -r nature. Jewel. Gem. Pearl.

give the
j^'j4-
J^ ^
--
^^
Passive (verb).
J>f?^
I
Essential. Jeweller.
'iSji'^
,
Anonymous.
To
To
jp j^îj Kjl^ a j^'
To
meet
look.
Jj s
j^j
Ci*
j^j J^
face.
-8I
last stroke to (a
a. o.
with a frowning
supply, a. o.
wounded man. with. To *j

prepare, to
fit
is
j^*' out.
To ha~e
a stern
^j^j ^\i^ o
with
jj
jJtiI
equip (a ship).
To
To
look at
a. o.
>rf?J
To bury (the dead). To supply o.'s self with

apparatus.
travelling jî^
a severe, morose face. To have rainless clouds (sky). Stem, contracted face. The darkest part of the
night.
To be prepared
for a. th.
jiâîj
Provisions, equip- sj^> 1 ^ j Jl** ment. Set of tools. Funeral apparatus. Outfitting of a bride. Rigging of a ship. Household furniture. Quick death. Light-footed j<^
y^
Waterless cloud. Impotent, weak.
To draw
Infernal.
near.
Gô i^^^
Gehenna
11>-
hor.se).
Hell. Hell-fire,
Wolf. Name of a woman. Quick (death).
tj^^
J**^
Ji^
To be ruined (house). To widen (a wound). To contend with a. o. for glory.^ J^G. To become serene (sky). To >.>
be conspicuous (road). To show avarice towards To contend with a. o. for
superiority.
a. o.
u.
To betake To
fear a.
o.'s self
to a. o. in
child].
C;
weeping (frightened
o.
To
^*
iS
j^ ^
escape from.
To
be about to weep.
'ifetiib
jp
^^Wsj
Tears. Cô^vd.
To prevent
M^^*'^
ly"-*^
y^:;*.' 1j
foiV a
j^^
Bald. Roofle.ss (house).
a. o.
from.
a. o. j
Serene (sky). Bald (man).
Tent without curtain. J,jl .Qi Atmosphere. Wild pigeon. .|^ ^'yf-^ The inside of a house. .^^ -^ Depressed groimd. l>> ?r
I
To overcome a. o. To discard To outstrip, to precede a. o.
yÂ\
^
-fi-
Abortive fcetus. J^t*?*-? uî?^' Casting forth (her young one), ja^^^ To be ignorant î;^^ %;i, a J*>
;
Interior, intimate, inside.
-j
i_jU-
1^
to be unlearned, to be foolish.
To be unaware of a. th. To show ignorance to. To cut out (clothes). To bore C^>.'o To attribute ignorance to. (a rock). To undervalue a. o. To cut an opening in a To feign ignorance. j v^J ~ shift, shu't. To deem a. 0. ignorant Aj
A
k_(Uo.ij,Cl^^j
To
C^
cross, to
ramble
in (a country).
j;?aî
^f:
C\
To bestow
a. th.
^ o^
Jt
\iyf-
To answer
(vault,
(a question).
bountifully upon a. o.
converse with a.
church).
o. -^
To *j 5 i^jî. To resound
to
To oiler o.*s self to death. L; To shed abundant tears iSj^>j |S^ (eye). To be copious (rain). To render good. To better a. th.^ 5^ To vie with a. o. in generosity. 5 ijUTo speak or to do a. th. a i^?- b -'^^ well. To make a. th. excellent. To pay in good money. oiî 31^1 To select a. th. good. i^ To vie in bounty with 0. a. ijUi^ To esteem a. th. good, Aij :>\CiZ.\ excellent. To ask the bounty of. To
'
To correspond
(God's grace).
To answer
a. th.
a. 0.
on
^
;
ji Jl. n
^\J\
'^'S^
To
convei'se together
to
reply one to another.
To clear away (fog, mist). v'Wl To be rent (clothes). To stretch the

neck (camel).
To
sink (a well).
a. th.
To tear A i_jU> To put on a shirt. To cross (a

1.
country).
ask
a. 0. to lend (a courser).
To answer
iU. (a prayer
i'^f
.U..'.,
a. 0.
:
To hear J
_jl
5 uUtiJ.!.
Vanity.
God).
^'^â3^\ a
Copious rain.
Yielding rain (sky).
i^ jta.i^ ^^
sS^>j
To ask a
place.
question.
Journey. Large bucket. Fire
Excessive thirst.
Saffron.
>G?j
S^^^?
[jal*.
si>o.'
s,yi.
Woman's
Smooth
shift. Shield. (-j>>j Cj\>.'ji

-
Hollow, excavation.
Bounty. Good qualities.

Liberality. Generosity.
tract
between
two
'-r'^yf
lands.
Generous,
il^l ^{m.
f.)
:i\yij ii3>
5r
Answer, a Letter.
>Q?-b *Q?: Fleet (horse). Courser.

^yf-j ^jS>-h -*iJ,W-b
*'>?
To bring a
letter.
v'^ ^3
-Cj^
1
e'^j>-j
jC?:
Answer, reply.
^ ^S'^
k,\>.
Excellent.
JjLfj cliC^j iCo- ^
Collar of a shift, shirt^
,_,\i.
Excellent poet.
i>^j^-^j ->-?*
Way
of answering.
X.^^
l_jl_^
To go astray from. i^;^ o jU ^ To act wrongfully towards a. o. Jc To charge a. o. with unjust fi>j s fyiconduct. To throw a. 0. down. To destroy a. tii. < To dig, to hollow.
a. th.
Traveller in a desert
Circulating news.
To
live close
a. o.
*_, 5 Ol>-,J SjjiaJi jjii-
Answer. Reply. To go astray. Todestroya. o.Toextirpate.s^txa-lj To bare (the feet). fi> ^^ Water-melon of Damascus. ^'yi.
Calamity, dearth.
>rj\'^
by
To
i-epair to (a place).
To protect a. 0. ^'o'J^\J^ To rescue a. o. from. ^ ~ O'* To put a. o. (out of the way). To be prostrated. To lay down, f^ To be demolished house -^ To be
Droughty year. Wide.

:
wJ*
^
-r
*9i',i>
"CJ:1
^^ ^
fi>
'G.;^' j, ^'j
'i
).
To wash away ^"yfj (i.j:f o (a bank toi'rent, river). To prostrate a. 0. To Aj

snatch
off a. th.
Û ^
^^
^.f^
hollowed, concave.
To live near together. To ask the help of. To ask protection from
against.
j^Sl
,_,
\j
jjis^
To
fall in
(well
).
To bm-st
jV>L:l.
.
(abscess).
a. 0.
jf
Cloth.
^|^1^^j>'Ps
'^yf
'>^
Ditch, hollow.-^ Piece of cloth

Injustice,
Wrong-doing. Tyranny.
j^
-if-
Cloth-gown with
full sleeves.
Hollow, excavation, gap. Jyi ^ INeighbourhood. Safe-conduct.

Protection.
-ijî
ji_^
To be excellent. Vi'jj ii_y> To make a. th. well. To be swift (horse). i^^-'b
*W-
^'j^ J
\'
)
,
Transit. Passport. License.s3>>l
-r'/yiojja;
I
Side of a valley.
Jjsjj
^ ^
Bengal rose. '^j.j>- >jj J Neighbour. Partner. %jv>-j o'ji?;

Protector. C'aimant.
'
'ySj,yf-
-r
draught. < Îarriage. Permission. License. Degree of a licentiate. Diploma.
SjiVl^
Female neighbour.
Deviating.
Spouse-c/ljlV
s^b-j 3>>j Sj3?-
^ e'j\>t J,i?-
Law- Sj^lj
ful.
OlIirl>J olji>>j -/,'>? 'rJ',W-
Unjust, tyrannical. Large bucket.
Thirsty (traveller). Beam. Provisions for the J,'^ ?r

road. Gift
eJ',W-
made
to travellers, poets.
<) Prize.
j\u'
j\>'i'
Draught of water.
Trope, metaphor. Bridge. Grove of walnuts. Path. Bridge.

Metaphoi'ical
(sense).
(
A Ij'^J *J*j^J *J^j>?-0 'j^ o jla- ^ To cross, to pass along (a place;. ^ To outpass a. 0. To be la-w'fnl. To be allowable. |ji^ * j^^v To make, to declare a. th. lawful. To execute a (design). To
jj
give currency to money.
opp. to
'^^^
cfJ,lV^
FrieLd. Tutor of an orphan.
jjajl
To spy jj /b ^lij-'lj C>; a. 0. To search (a place).

,
uS>-
Scrutinizer, inquisitive.
tr-O?"
To walk
night.
the whole
t,^
o tAQ- "^
To be
Ser-
partly spent (night).
J-'y^
^j:yi.
To marry a. o. ( for ^jj ) jy> To transgress (a ?j i'jj^^^ jji* limit). To outpass a. o. To overlook (a sin) o^ J3WTo consider as lawful. Sj 'ji?-l j^^ To allow a. th. To go beyond place). To execute (an order). To confirm (a sale). To water (the land
-tf-
fi^
fi>
Breast. Portion of the night.

:ds.)j Ci-j
and
cattle) of.
J-dS^
<-j J-iJ,k-
'^^
geant.
Breast. Coat of mail, î-l^f Middle of the night.
^l.'ji--ii-
j2i\
To walk with
Cu^Vj Di>>
o.
o Jii> -^
a haughty demeanour.
To
trouble a.
by.
Anxiety. Weariness.
il>f'-> -^J?-
Walking haughtily. Weary. To be or become JtUij i^

hungry.
Jj)^
o
?.(?
-^
ci; j\.\j To use poetic license. To bear patiently. To let a. o. j j^; pass. To shorten (prayer). To exceed the bounds in. J jjUj To let (an offense) without punishment. To shut the eyes upon. jlisll^ To cross to pass along. i_, To pass through (a place). ojGeilt ji?ei-^l To consider a. th. Sj as lawful. To approve. To ask per-
fi>
To long after a. th. To debar a. o. from food, to make a. o. hungry.

Bulimia.
Jl,
s ^.G-lj
^^
mission from a. o. j\j>'\ ^ jj Middle of a desert. ^ Husband. ( for ^'/j ) -^ Walnut, walnut-tree. < Pair. j^
Earth-nut.
j^
it
'
^j>.j
"^ p,_^
Unless
^j]
yj^l.
j'j^f
Starve thy dog,
dii^t dliiT/o-l
i.
Rock-moss. Lichenous
plant.
j^f
will follow thee (prov).
e.
you compel a vile he will not do it. To bear hunger. To be insatiable. Hunger.
man
to serve you,
Fir-cone.
Nutmeg.
ji'j^ Syf _.Ji)l j^*

siiiJb ^lA-^^ jji-
^.^
f.iatiJ.t
Amomum. Grana
Paradisi.
*tlVj
^j>-
Hungry, starved. To be hollow, empty.

1O
i_) _)(
Cj^' a
,
J^ ^
ol>
5 ij(>-b
<
'
^ ''^j^
pierce the
abdomen (with a
spear).
Vomic-nut. ^1 jyf Alkekengi. îj:^\ j'jif Cocoa-nut. tj jl j'j^ A walnut. A single oCjf -r 3j>watering. Excellent grapes. Gemini (sign of the Zodiac). '0^'
J^
render
a. th.
money.
Silvei-
crescent in a necklace.
girl.
To
hollow,
a o>>j
Wild
uss.
a.
To ask
Short garment for a th. goo'l or daJ.C^V o
concave.
To
extract the bowels.
j\:>-^
Silver cup.
To be hollow. To be empty. To enter th-i inside 6f. û* \j To become wide, oîJ-lj ,JtacJ.I.
fi>
j^
A
^yf
o>>
spacious. To become black (face). C^' o Ci%- ^ To whiten (a bride's door). A o^ To find a. th. hollow. To blacken (a dead person's door).
spaciou.^, deep
Black, white. Light red. o>* Day. Intensely black (horse).
?-
oj
Hollow. Inside of a house, ji^'l ^

Belly.
"Cji Disk of the sun when setting. Bay, gulf, haven. o^ A small leather scent-bag. o^ ^ *j>> Sun. Cooking-pot. Black camel. Jar smeared with tar. Black-winged partridge. o> t'^^ To meet a. o. o^j^^SCiJb U^ o bwith an unwelcome face. To raise a. o. to a dignity, i e\>.]j a^f
i'
Spaciousness, amplitude.
Penetrating (thrust). ^\'j>- ^ *jui>Hollow. Defective j|^ ^ .ia;i ^ J^^ in its medial letter (verb). Belly.
Enormous
Big-belUed.
lion.
'J>?J
(
^j^
'Sfi^
-Ji-
Hollow.
^txki Concave. Faint-hearted.
opp. CO
Influence.
High rank. *aC>j oGTo be heart-broken (from^^^ a sSj> ^

love, grief).
To have a wry face. C5^ To muster a crowd. To meet in large numbers.
a J>> -^
2*
J>
Jly^
To
stink, (water).
To
dislike (a
iS'^>- ij
^c
j( ^â
Crowd, numerous party. ol3>^ ?- *^!Wry-mouthed. j^' ^ .;3^.>: ^ j^^l

Big-necked.
country).
To become,
Domestic
(animal).
to be tamed.
(
ySjk^'j
)
iJj* "^
Cf
To ramble J
over
(
v';V}>j 5l>vj V>=: o
Jb-
--
opp. to "SJ.
"^
To
loathe (a food).
tj^^jttJ,!^
Valley. Shepherd's bag. Trivet.
'1^
^'î-
a country ). To run across a race course (horse). To ramble about J J^j 'Sv^vo Jt?(in a country). To occur to the mind
(thought).
Violent passion of grief, love.
Chronical disease. Consumption.
Rottenness.
Stinking, fetid (water). Altered water. Marsh.
Stink.
"
^s'yi- <>
To select a. th. amongst.^^ a To turn away, to drive a. o.

back.
a. o.
Ju:a^lj
ts
JjG-
_^'
*c^ To make
<^
*c?;J
"^
or
^j ji
Aj
5 ~^\>-\ Ji?-1
a. th.
to turn round.
Rotten. To come, to
arrive.
^^?^
'W-
"^
-Ji-
^^-î sU^j
fall (rain).
*il?-'i
To
To wheel (a sword). To make a turn. To wheel about (in a

Well. Sea.
Hill.
J^
battle),
-^
To do a. th. To go towards. To bring a. o. in.

Pus and
blood. Patch.
fi>
JjbtJ
Lateral part of a grave. Side.
Ji^
Troop
Ji>'1j <)i>.., Ji> ^ J>>'j d'i* of horses, herd of camels. Rope.
Invitation to dinner.
He has no understandi
J^ j|
Jii.
i)
To To
cut out the
^ ._Vj *^
for ^j'V^
)
v'^
"^
ing.
collar (of a shirt).
A
i
turn, one time.
bring,
*_,((
a.
d^ >
^
Dust, pebbles swept by the

Circus. Space,
iv^ wind.^V^
a. o.
or
th.
To bring
forth (a
child).
Collar of a shirt. Heart.
^JiJ.
S^
Runner, great traveller, sfl^j Jl}*' field. Passage. ^s^JAmulet. Shield. Anklet. Good Syf-i
er
To demand a military force of a. 0. To collect soldiers.
Military force, army.
-T
)
^jCo.
? u^Geil \
Sine {trigonom).
^
Pocket, bag.
wI?Jl s-J
jlo- j \jZ>-
fJîZf
^(J-*
Sincei'e.
Shriek, voice.
oiid*
Xi-jVV
To have a long and

beautiful neck.
a û.
-J}-
Excitement. Agitation of the

sea.
Soul.
Neck. Coat of mail. 5^j iC*" Fine-necked. i^>' ^ "CSj^j 'IX;

Truly, verily.
Horse easily excited by the spur, jx^ To shun, to j4^J ^'^' J'W- -^
avoid a.
o.
Gypsum, lime. Heat in the chest caused

by hunger, anger. Quick lime.
Lime-kiln.
Oi> -Sjjv
To
vie in splendour with.
y u^dWlefc. x^lal^
Inclination to the right and
Proud demeanour. To groan imder (a

weight).
stink (corpse).
w4=?-,-
Zi^^
-{^
cj
Clk^
Ji>
Grass-hopper.
for ^j
Cil?.'
)
i
Jja-
>
-H-
To
swell
Ci^'j Clli^j
Jib-
(sea).
To
boil (cooking-pot).
To be
flurried (mind).
To shed
tears (eye).
Corpse; carcass.
Filthy.
^CJ-h
^1=!: -r *4r!:
^;G. q
Nation. Tribe.
< Centiu'y.
JC^ 1 ^
j^
--
Generation.
From age
The
to age.
j^
a;; ^TUv -> -^
letter _.
To burn with anger (heart). To be(fight). To be swollen and spread (river). To bn frightened away (coward) To summon troops. i jj^ To be mustered (troops). To be jJ^
come hot
restless (soul).
uT^
^r)
C
blaze
-^
(fire).
To
love a. 0. or
*j
5 vJ-^
U*
L^: -
To
pick grains, grapes.
a. th. a
To
kiss a. 0.
Unsightly. Short in
w.lV t
v^^
body.
Scanty flow of watei-. Weak^'.^,1^ ness. Ardour of fire. Water-melon.

Fire-fly.
To like, tf) wish that. ol To be freckled (face). z_^ a To become the friend of. Jl^ ^_,l^j To make a. 0. to be tZ\ ij Jl. 5 ,Jli
loved by.
Sparks.
i
>r^^
To appear on a sudden. bti>; :>C>- -8To approach. To walk quickly. To strike a. o. -with (a stick). s To variegate (cloth), a O^ o -ni -HTo embellish a. th. To cheer a. o. -ns^b siîi^j llij* o To rejoice, to be glad, i^j 13^^ a -rvi To be cicatrised (wound). 1^ a-7\^ To be luxuriant (land). To become
,
To run to seed To court the

friendship
friendly
(plant).
2
0.
L.^^
~
a
CCj
a. o.
^^ v^v
in
fft>j
of a.
To behave
s
manner with
yellow (tooth).
To love a. 0. or a. th. To show love towards. To have a mutual love. To like, to be pleased with To prefer a. o. to. Word of (\ijl^) \J^
praise.
'^\
To adorn
(in
(speech).
To
put ink
fii
Ji^
Bravo!
hij
an inkstand). To dec^f, to array o'.s self. To Jii-j overspread the sky (cloud) Learned man. Doctor jC>1 ^ jy^j J^ (amongst the Jews). Pontiff, Bishop.
Joy. Favour.
To
praise a. 0.
!
saying.
s JZ>
Bravo
Veiy well
i-j^
:r
Grain. Corn-seed, fruitChaste-tree.
w>
seed. Bead. -^Pill. Speckle. Boil.

ail!)
Night-shade.
ul)l
l&iJI
The Sovereign Pontiff; the Pope. High Priest Book of the Judges.
Ink. Scar. Beauty. Likeness. Seller of ink
^^Vl
jCVl
^^'J.
^1
^^
S?-5^
Bean-trefoil. Anagyrisfcetida.
l^ l^ LS
i,i.
of the Jews.
Convolvulus
Nil.
Bind-weed.
*^->*j
j^l
Love, fondness.
l^^j l->
^ J^
jU>j
ojy>'_j
Yellow
ojn>j aj\>i colour of the teeth.
J)J JV^
ut^j vW*' ^ v-^ b <^j v'^=; sr t-* ^ Row of teeth. Water-bubble. ^_^ Drop of dew. A grain. Weight of two ot* ^ *^
Large
jar.
c_;U>
Loved. Lover.
Striped garment.
J^j
ol^^*
jyi.
Newly made (garment).

ted garment.
^ Sl>i>: ^ jy>.
grains of barley.
piU.
<>
A seed. A
berry.
pimple.
S^sJI I^JI
Soft (bed). Spotted (cloud). Variega-
Aniseed.
Fruit of the terebinth.
'\J^^\
JiiJI
x!i-J)
Assembly
of the wicked. ^Vyi.
^
"PT
jy\>.
Nigella-seed.
Hail-stone.
^
*_r^l 7^j '\hyD\
Bustard, (bird).
oG jtl-i ^
j/j\>-J
^5jU>
jJ->-
^\j
ÛiJI ::^
o'\ii\
-Â^r^T -.^J Small bustard.
,^Q^
Pupil, apple of the eye.

in view.
tJ-
Aim, end
i_jU
Love. Friend. Snake.

Inkstand. Writing-desk.
Friend. Beloved.
i
k_lu>1j "U**! 5-
vW^ vi^
To
confine, to
2<
LL^j-j Cl*'
^^
--
Old gold coin
(o/'rt6oi<^
14
5/t.).
k-i^J*
hold in custody. To detain
a. 0.
To flow
scantily (water).
To
witl -^
JTo break wind

(goat).
(
i
\-t
C3C>j Ci-ij uli
To
veil a. th.
with.
,_>
A ^j^
a*
2(
To make
up th.
To
settle a
A j^
jlZl
business.
To become To abuse a.
Chamomile
Artemisia.
compliant.
o.
To withhold a. o. from. To give a. th. as mortmain. To veil a. o. or a. th. To apply the produce of
a. th. to
fa
J*
^\ai
pious works.
custody.
Basil, penny-royal (p/a).

(/j/)_;il!l
Wormwood (/j/).^|^l
j^ To J^ To
jl^
keep
a. o. in
confine o.'s self to.
M^rum. Cat-thyme (p/a). ^jilil j5^ Sweet marjoram (p/a).j^l j| Ji)l j^

Acinus
(p/a).
(;)/a).^L_i4Ji
'^'j> Jr*
Water-mint
Hail-stone.
jlij '^'
"-ulsi j.
Jr*-
To keep a. o. in custody. To keep a. th. back. To be impeded in speech. To become a hermit. Dam of wood or stone.
Prison.
i/û^-i ^r^J-^=*
,
ISarrow-minded.
jl*
-S-
vlklii
<>-j
u-îi
rr
ur4*
^>
a stuff
)
To weave
well. -^
\isC>
vill> "^
Impediment in speech. il.I> Mortmain. ^^'*j ^W-J ^jî a-it*

Hermit. Solitary.
'illai
To
bind (a book).
..r^*'"*"
To
fasten, to tie a. th. tightly.
dl!:i
Convict-prison.
twist (a thread). if- To To make a work (carefully). A dO^l di!^5 To gird o."s self. To wrap o.'s self in clothes. -^ To be thrown into
^îV> ^ ^'-^J u-i*' Dungeon. Manger of a beast. ^ Hermitage. "LJJk^

1
J ^ lt^J <^Q<J
Ci.I>
ji-i
"S-
collect a. th. for a. o.
gear (cogs).
To weave carefully (a stuff). * tlUa^t To gird o.'s self with. _ iXJ- ^ Girdle, girth. Waist-band. Streak iXJ-3 w^ ^ iJCôn the sand Enclosure. Hosier. Bookbinder.
Twisted.
Ti-ail of
<>
To bring forth a negro. To collect together ( people).

jJl.jL;V>-l
^r-**^
j^0
'iS:sC.-
<j'j^1j ^_jl_j 5r "Lit-* Company of men from various tribes.

5f
,
O^l^
The
Abys.sinians. Abyssinia. illij
j^
"^
An
i)C.i
-<>
Abyssinian.
'i54^'-
Pintado. Turkey-cock.
,
In gear.
'tX^!^j
'!'
^^^
''^"^s^
d4>j i^' Cj *^^c^ stars. Iron breast-plate.
To ensnare a. o. ^ fi^j ^%-i.o in. To tie with a rope. To conceive (woman). ^_, y^ a J-i' To swell with (wine, anger). To be conceived (fcetus). */ j.oi To render (a female) a J^>b J?
^^
^
To throb. Cal a u:a-ij Cial>; j^ -^ To palpitate iri-egularly (heart). To twang a bow-string. i_, ja^j To be exhausted (well). To Us^ be made void (right). To run (man). To miss the butt ja'^\
i
J-^
(arrow).
To annul
(a well).
(a right).
To exhaust
a>
pregnant.
Irregular thi'obbing, palpitation, ja;^

Clal> a istî CJ^j Cb.^ i ij* -{}be of no avail, useless (woi'k, action). To bring (a work) to perfecJ-!i. a
,
To catch a. o. iu a snare. n S^\ To become pregnant. To entangle j!;j

its legs in
To
a rope (beast).
Rope,
Ivy.
JCilj J^^j j;i.lj JC:v ^ j;^ Halter. Treaty. Vein of the neck.
CnJ'Cill jLi
tion.
To render
a. th. useless.
o,
To
fj
LI*
leave a scar upon a.
(blow).
Conception. Fcetus. Fruit.
jo-
Anger. Sadness, Shrewd, cunning. Hunter. Wizard.
Ju>-b
J>^>- !r Jr=;
j.li.
To go away fi'om. Scar of a wound. Swelling. To strike a. o. with Glî a rod. To lash, to flog a, o.
^
WJ,tli (,>r
-JJ-
-o
J^
9r *Ji^:>j
To
give, or to nourish a. o.
scantily.
To hinder
a. 0.
ijrJ-j
Snare, trap. jiCo^j Jsj>1 Seasonable time.

Pi'egnant (woman).
Filled. Swoll<-n
^^>
aCi
Vji
Tride. Small gilt.
j^>j
J\-
jCi ^
Rim,
circuit of a. th.
jC>
by anger.
o!>C>-
Banijuet given at the completion Zj<^ of a building.
An angry woman.
Beans.
k)"^'^ sij^'l
To produce
(locust).
a sound in eating j.'J^
To swell in droftsy. To be angry with

Dropsy.
Dropsical.
jl^l cj^^ 0^' a o^ -fta. 0.
Cl a
oj>-
To meet
together.
J^'Jvo
Oleauder. Laurel-tree.
Cju^j cn>
Small-sized. Spj-ightly (child).
J-^JJ-S-
J^
-Cj*'
j>
To
displace a. th.
fin
SJ^
Jy>]j o^-J
o^lai
Death. o^:i ^ -<:> -^ He departed from life. *ij1 liii oU Remainder of meat, grease, jiiv' -SRabble.
at a Cl6^Sij iW* i dlr> ^ quick and short pace. To render a. th. jc ;fc Cji^ i ^> fr obligatory to a. 0. -^ To make up
Chameleon.
iî^^j >jir^l >ij ojl* >i
Purulent sore. Monkey.
j:^
-ft-
To
di'aw near.
To creep
\'y^ o Co^
(child).To glide along the soil (arrow).
To walk
To give a. th. to a. 0. _ jl A 5 To protect a. 0. s J^ To show partiality j s tC>j GG.5> JTG(in a suit judge ). To show compli:
mind to. To improve a.

o'.s
th.
To To
decide, to finish up a. th.
A u
* Ûj
it
eat the i-emains of a meal.
^ To
To be
be obligatory to a.
0.
^j
i;.ii
irreversible (decree),
^-Jlj
ance to a. 0. (in a sale merchant). To miss (the butt shooter). ^^1 To use a garment as a support,^ Jii when sitting on the heels. Piece of cloth used as a ^ o'J^ support when sitting.
:
I,
Decree; judicial decision.

Blackness.
^_^ ^ ^^
*Û>
Gift, present.
;]^>j s3^_,
Respect of
per.ons,
o_^'JI
s^^j 'U> SlU*
Remainder
of a meal.
unfairness, partiality.
Black. Inauspicious. îi
^ 'Uri
v> j=>-1
-Ji-
To be intense (heatj. Cri a U;"^ To be equal in. j jG-i To suit. To agree together. cnr>l
Companion. Alike.
To rub off (mud). A ui o c^' ^ To bark (a tree). To fall off (leaves, plaster), ci-jlj oU/ To be cankered (tooth).
Fleet (horse). Ancient.Noble.oOb-l ^'c^* Bit, fragment. A httle. c:^:,. ^ <:> a
To sew, to a. th. To
ci>lj
fasten
fi,
oCfi c^(:n>j cAi j>lj C:i ji *

i
twist (a rope).
Jfr 5 li>is.
ci-b ^J
c.>-
-^
To
incite, to instigate,
5 ti.-.i^b
Rubbish, remains, crumbs. To, till, until. Included. Even. In order that. <> That he...
cJcJ-
ji.
to urge a. 0. to.
How long,
ic.
To excite one another to. To be incited, impelled to. Incitement, oti^^b oiiiilj
Quick. Hasty. Greedy.
oV>.j
u c^\
cji^\j 'cJBits of straw. Unseasoned bread. '^^
o>>-j
c-îi
To be covered with \'j\^ a -r>i -Spustules (skin). To granulate (honey). To be widened. To make (a medicine) into pills. A J%To bear fruit (palm-tree^. _^>1
Particles of straw.
a'JcJ-
till when ? 'j^î J^ J> To sew (a garment).;^ 'lisllj lii afeTo tighten (a knot). To strengthen (a wall). To tuck up (a garment). To put down (a load). To be pure, genuine. \'jc^ a jc^ -STo Uve in [obioleie). o li^ jS ari To select a. th. pure.
,
-fl-
Inexhaustible spring.
Origin, race, lineage.
ai>
s-iCi>
i
To tighten (a knot), a '{J^ To look steadfastly at.
î
-ft-
f
Cupping-glasses.
(
)}* oCl?t>
>!
<>
Chamberlainship. Chamberlain. t^^j \^\x> ^ Eye-brow. v^'^ -z

Veiled. Blind (man).
*ji?>=t
To be turbid (water, well). Foul water.

To
feed (a child)
j jSall
^^jj;^
--
ojâi
^>-\>-
'
li,.
ti'
^^^
-
badly.
To
straiten a.
o. (fate).
^y'^^"
Ill-fed' (child).
Short. Lazy.
j^
;j\^
-
To
l__,ae>-J '^>?t>J '.r?^ O _;? o* 5 Ci'^ deprive a. o. fi'om. To prohibit the
Rubbish of grains. Sediment. To polish a. th. a uii
o î^
access
of.
\s.
To
give
a. th.
to a. o.
To
interdict the
a.
l^^.^j
|^>.>
jfc
Reddish
hillock.
Lobe of the
i
nose.iciia-
access of
place to.
/ô
To repair to a. o. Sj A Lj. o rp^ -HTo make a pilgrimage to Mecca. To overcome a. o. in dispute. o.'s self. To retire in a cell. a To seek a refuge towards. * :^j. ^ To probe (a wound). To trespass upon. To argue against, s 4^0-./^) &.(^ ^-U It j^î:l.\ Prohibition. Protection. Bosom, _^,>.> -^ To plead in behalf of a, o. breast. Deprivation of civil rights. To send a. o. to a ^'\j %-J. To reinstate a. o in his pilgrimage. J>^-^ Aj civil rights. To afford arguments. ^G-i Quarantine. To adduce (an argument). -i..^ J.J. < _)^.S9.\ " Foi'bidden. Unlawful. To undertake the pilgrimage. v-i-^l J>^_) _,it>Bosom. Hole of snakes. INIind. jG-ii ^ Pilgrimage to Mecca. i^ -^ iMare. jW* b Sjj?t=>-j j^**- t ^-^^ Ear-ring. Lobe of the ear. i>j: Stone. jbt^j SjWtvj jU>" 5r _^>.> A pilgrimage. rr^^j cj^ ^ i?.>. <> Man (ai chess). Last month of the Arabs, "^.3-^] ji
To deprive a. o of civil rights. i& J>-:^ To be surrounded by a halo J^ (moon). To be petrilied (mud). To cover, to hide a. th. A Jf^\ To harden, to petrify. J^JL\j J^jCi To straiten a. o. w To make a cell for j>.JfCLL\^ _,if> Ij
Jj Jc * Cii JS-j \'ji- o U^ -Spour (dust) upon. To put a. o. to shame. ivV^l ^^j J Jj^
outstrip a. o. ^Vji] i._4^j j j^ give a. th. in small quantity. J
j,^
To To
Bits of straw. Dust poured.
is
_,
Lunar
caustic.
Argument,
Protest.
of the
plea. {Title-deed. ,j..^^ i|^
Stumbling-block.
The black stone

Caaba.
Siderite.
Pilgrim.
4- Butt,
Bone of the brow. ^Îj ^\^^ ^ ^WS^J^ r^^^j ^^J ^ 'îo.

aim.
^.i.i
:c|-i-.>
Ostracite.
High
road, thoroughfare.
Pumice-stone.
Mellite.
Litigious. Surgeon's probe.
t'^S^j'
Avant urine (quartz). Macadamisation
Side, quarter.^l^^j Cj\j^j J>JHis property has becomeijj;^ cCt^^jI
To refrain from speaking. T'UI^ -^ To fall back after an attack (army). To rejoice at. i_, bti a *l- ^ ^ oî- To stick to. ^ \^7j bsi a ^?^
,
Refuge, protection.
\^-},
extensive.
Cell,
To
s^kai
veil
fi>j
^J-j Cl^ J
,
chamber. Enclosure ^.i ^

.
a. th.
To hinder
a. o.
CJtio w4; - from access.
for cattle. Grave. Side, region
To
^-
j>-}^
<
be veiled, precluded.
Stony (ground Wail. Upland. Dam. Refuge.

Stone-cutter.
JiS-s^j ^r^^j
Cell.
o\^^\r
iiiJ^>-
To be modest, timid. To appoint a. o. chamberlain.

Veil, screen. <
j>>ij
^ j^^
Amulet.
^J^ _ û*.
Whiteness on the legs of a horse. jojJ Having three legs white (horse j.jjoî Crow. J>(>: ^ Ja-b. Bottle J^J>>j J=fX^ r ^j*J *V>i
with a large bottom. Flagon.
Prohibited. Suburbs
(of
a town).
Quarantine.
village.
Orbit of the
eye.
Tract surrounding a
a Stone-fjuarry.
-ii-
To
scarify a. o.
To
s Iuj^> o jfiL>
muzzle (a camel). To bite (a beast
stallion). To sting a. 6. (snake). To suck the breasts (child). A o To stare at. Jl. ^,4* To swell (woman's brenst). y^\ To suckle a new-born chikl for J
1
Windpipe. Larynx. jftS- ^ o'^^ Throat. Small basket. jjvUi ^ jy>>^ Flask for spices, -fy Scent-bottle. To withhold. 5 SjU.>j \'y^ o _>iti -fr
i
-^
the
first
time.
To
refrain.
To
draw^
back
in
î
1^
fear from.
To ask
to be cupped.
^^_~1
Art of the cupper. Scarification. ;Û>.

Protuberance. -^ Bulk. Camel's muzzle.
^j-J- -r y^'*
~ To detain a. o. J* To interpose between (fighters;. ojJ ^ To sequester the property of.jc ^ To prevent a. o. from fighting. jfuTo go to Hedjaz. j*;Jlj j*.^>ij _^\ To abstain from fighting. jf To be refrained, restrained. jiiJl To girdle o.'s self with a waist- J>--5>l
J(
wrapper.
cari'y a. th. in the
-^ To
bosom
A -
Pink rose.
Cupper.
^>* ^r
*i-f>>
Root. Tribe. Shore.
Wont
To
"C^^j J>^^ -r to shrink in fear (man).

^Gs'/i
^Mj
i
^^
^rV
Û-.^
Cupping-glass.
bend, to
^ C?VJ ^^,
,
j>^ Arabia Petrrea, Hedjaz. Waist- jGfc> wrapper. Girdle. Musical tune. Rope for tying a camel's feet.
* ^J.j
Avith a
C.>^
î^^
"'
Tuck
of trousers.
Waist-
jsî
^ ;jk>
-ki,-ii'
crook (a
staff).
band. Waist.
To draw a. th. To be hooked,
hook.* ^^f
Patient.
Sj^-JI
crooked.
Crookedness. Hook.
Lazy. Of long stage (raid
Fence, screen. Isthmus. o'y>-S- ^ j?-iiEdge of a sword. Hindrance. Dam.
Crooked, hooked. ^^^ ^ Crooked stafiî Hook.
To
Partition, bari'ier. Railing. yf\'y>- ^ oppose, to ? wii U- ^9c
-s-l-
repel a. o.
To remain in (a place). i_ To be avaricious of. To think, to deem a. th.

good.
To pray, to beseech. To take hold of, to obtain,

\'j{i.
*,,
^Ja-t^Ji
Leather-shield.
a _4t:>l .j^ ^ iiii

i
Head
(a secret).
:
To keep
(a boat
a.
To propel
s^j n
To
wind).
To
suppose, to guess
th.
To reward. To
,
withhold
of the hip-bone. _4ei^j wi?t-'> limp (crow). Cy^j !A?t> o Jk^ To hop (shackled man). To intervene between, y^j. cAj j9-j>
a. 0.
To prepare the
jrt*
nuptial
To be enamoured ^ ^3j ^ki a of. To be attached to. To outwit a. 0. To vie otviat'

with a. 0. in sagacity Verb of ivonder How worthy, how fit is he
:
ber for
a bride).
chamTo dye her
s j|:> fingers
(woman). To shackle a. o. To have one or more legs white j4 on the lower part horse ). To put
(
4,J
?r-> Ij ai?6>l
on anklets (woman).
Partridge. o%^:>r r- <^J ,}^ White hair on a horse's legs. J^>^jk>. Silver Jbtib JA^ w J*J J??*' J J?^
anklet.
To remain in (a place). To pi'opose enigmas one

another.
Sagacity, wit.
^j
to
-U7
Ring
of a shackle. Shackles.
'Ui
Pavilion for a bride. JGt>.j jsU-
ibt>
t^JU.
Â)
Country, region.
-U.
.u>l
Iron. -^ Iroa-bai", rail.

I
Railway.
-*i-^ *^'-? "^
Enigma. Riddle, ^ûlj jûi ^ ;!^t ~ Enigmatic word. t:sjji ZJS"
J^
iU>j !^>-b '1^1 ?- ^^J -^r^ (man, knife). Pungent (odour). Sharp-tongued. ollpl Iron ploughshare. c/^.!l SajJL> Blacksmith; ironmonger. Prison- iioi
keeper. Door-keeper.
Impossible, unlawful thing.
Sharp
To define (a limit). To determine a.

j I
Sj
fit
\jJ-
J^
-H-
th.
To punish (a
culprit).
i/j^J
a
'la>
'
To thrust back, to prevent s o a. o. from. To forbid a. th. to a. o. To avert an evil ^f. \ijS-j loi from a. o. (God). To distinguish a.
fit
To
dispel a. th.
>
ui
-J:}-
th. from.
from.
To
put on
!iilj
(Sla>.j lii
To help a. c. against. ip loi a CfÂSTo Jêscue a. o. from tyranny. To be augry with a. o. To fondle (her
child
.
mourning garments (woman).
To sharpen
^
fi>
jS-^j
ij^j , la>
\'jS-
oS-
a knife).
Oivlj itxi-J
oJl>-J \iJ.i-J
i
woman).
i
!li5J,|j
To seek a refuge towards. To stick to (a place).

Double-headed axe.
kite.
J[
j '
o
^
sljia-
To become angry with. To be edged (knife) sharp

;
\c
%%
'\j^j YjS
(sword).
To be
protttbe-
t_iSG5j
Gai a
.-j-vi -J^
rant, convex, humpbacked.
To show kindness
to a. o.
To
U
"-j^
To be hindered by want of rain (vegetation). -^ To work iron. To set limits. To define a. th To repair to a. o. J_j To counteract a. o. To be fi>j
contiguous to (land). To look intently at, To provoke, to threaten
(J\.
ijL>.
fi>
J,\
i iG>.
take care of her child (woman).
To
i-ender a. th.
tj ta
^^'h
^kSJI
5
'j>-\
protuberant, convex.
a. o.
ijid
To become humpbacked, convex. tj!i9u To devote herself to the care of her

children (widow).
To show benevolence towards. tc To be attached to a. o. (_j To be humpbacked. t_iija>l Sand-drift. Wave. Scar on the ^jjskin. Severity of winter.
To be exasperated against o. a. iibj To become intense. To be shar- "iii^^ To get into a rage. pened (knife), To shave o.'s self with a razor. a?-i_ll.
-(f-
Hot tempered man. Pungent (acid). Hot (sun).

i
jS
Limit. Eni^. Intensity.
^j'jj-
^"ja-
Vehemence
j
of
anger.
Bravery.
Hump. Convexity. Humpbacked. Sword.
;;ai
Difficult
,^jj.]
Strength of wine. Edge. <> Penalty. Bounds set by God to human ^jil ^/jafreedom.
undertaking. Vein of the arms.

Unfruitful year. Difficult affair.
C!Ai
|
Law
of God.
-^L,-^j
Contiguous.
Close to me.
JL
'-^
Surname
of Mossul.
;
lij
;;a:
(/
oi
To happen, (event) Ct>^> o ooi ^ To be new. young. U/j^j i'loi o ooi To relate a. th. to a. o. oj A 5 o'i To relate dependently upon a. o. .t
<>-I
Hastiness of temper.
False (news). God forbid that
ctô-
Anything forbidden. Impossible,

I
'
iui
lSiA>
it
iliTo^d
o'l
had a presentiment
of.^j^_lj jiJa^
may
be so.
o'l
To converse with. Aj s *;"il>.ji diiUTo furbish (a sword). To create a. th. (God). To jt oa>1
cause, to occasion a. th.
!
The utmost of ill* o^'i thy power is to do so.

INIourning, black garments.
ilil^
^Q;
sila>
Craft of a blacksmith.
J.
fall
To come down", to ji^j j-xi7 down (tears, rain). To go down a declivity. To jo^Jl,
be swollen
(skin).
To To
void ordui'e.
relate a. th.
of.
oj^^
To
js,
_,!
cfj^>
speak
jOau^j jaj jjJ.-\j Jji^J '\j-^J JJ-^ Slope, declivity.
To To
converse together,
find (news).
a. th.
oiGu
duce
To pronew. To find
i^?>:J
cMaJ.i.
out a. th.
Flow
of tears.
'jj-^
eye.;3Ji>-
Story-teller.
Swelling at the coi'ner of the

Fat, comely (youth).
Excrement. Unprece-
ola>*l
ooij oa> ^ ooi

^
oIa^
SjiG-
jiG>
dented case of law. Novelty. Event.
Thick (spear). Great (number). Lofty Populated ( district ). ( mountain ). Strongly woven (rope). Strong in the thighs |jai j> jj^\ and lank in the belly (horse).
Apple of the eye. Sjjlii>j jj^j j^-> Short. Lion. Hard. Pebbles. jji^
Lion. Perdition.
Young man.
ot'l^s^j
oloil
Man
of agreeable
oli>j o-ii
J> j
conversation.
Novelty. Youth. Beginning.
jfla>
Freshness.
Beginning.
oIj'1i>
The accidents
fortune.
of
_^!a!I
oil>>j
jêi
To
surmise.
a.
guess
To J Coi- o u-î -^^ th. To speak conjecturally
Occurrence. Creation.
ojlxs^
i'i,^''*^
News. Story.
*o'-^l
of. To hasten (the walk). To go at random. JjV) j To throw a. o. down. 5 To tread a. th. under foot.*;lj!_^ Aj To inquire stealthily o^-J* tr-^'''
New. Novelty. oil>S- -r ij'^t* ^ oii> ^ Accident. Phenomenon. Case. New. 'Ua>j cj|a> ^ c^Jj^^ Young. ;^zji ^
about (news). Conjectures. Hypotheses.

Prostrated.
Relation of an <j^->^j i-i'^'i-i event. Tradition. New.s. Talk.
5r
CjU--'-h>u-i,-^=^
Relater of traditions,
stoiie."?.
cj'^j^
u-J^-^J
Object of inquiries.
Aim
in view.(_^jii,.>
To be
intensely dark y.:uiib (night).

to
(
o-^*
JJiri
-^
To throw, To
i_)
for Sj-i
<
-fi-
^ oan^ To strike a. o. s â>lj,vV^ ?r^ "^ To load (a mule). To strap (a beast). To shoot (an arrow) at a. o. o s To throw (a fault) upon another. To
olj aAi
i
New
case of law.
fling a. th.
tjJ^b Csa i Ja>^ surround, to encompass, a. o. or a.tli. To look at a. o. Ailij A To gaze at. Jl^ jli
(jijOa-l^j
,
po.ê
circumvent a. o, in (a sale). a difficult ta.sk upon a.

intently at.
To imo.
To look
^ w^J ~
Colocynth. Load of water-melons.^ j Load, burden. ^loilj ^jjo^ ^ ôa-
o'^>j (J'^>b Pupil of the eye.

Fruit-garden.
Sour, acid.
0\5^j (J^ ^
x^'j^
*_5a>-
Vehicle for women.
To be
^
JjJ<k-^^
Walled garden. Solanum.
^pjloi ^ xfla> thick Sjlaij \Jj^ o j'ai, joi and stout (man).
J-l'^
^;;;^
rr
To
swell from beating
\'Jj^
Wild
lotus.
Jjai o jA-^j Jj'^*

'J,Cl1j
(skin).
To go down.
let
To send or
down. To
let
Ijjlisi
Melilot {plant).
^
'
(tears) drop.
To make
a fold to (a
To wrong a. o. JpVja>j Va> i Joi ^ To roll ( a ten-ace ). ^ To have one shoulder Va> a Joi
higher than the othei-. To act cunningly towards a. o. y JiU To lean on (the bow) in shooting. JiU7
garment). To discard
(a muffler).
To
relax the bowels (medicine).
To hasten
walking).
(in reading, in
*
,
jJi>b
To make
(the skin)
Jlxlîj
IjJo-
to swell (blow).
^^
-S-
ja
'
r*
To take
off,
to
(jlii.
tJJS-
curtail, to strike off a. th.
Having one Jjol ^ J^>b J'-^ ^ '^^ shoulder higher than the other.
Hill.
fy-
To strike a. o. (with a sword).^,, s ^1L> To perform (a work) cleverly. To trim (verses). To put off. To act dilatorily i Si\> ^
fi>
*Ji>i
Stone-roller.
JilWi
*Ja>.;
-S-
To be vehemently
hot
(
y-^\
intense
(
j'J^
).
day,
fire
) ;
heat
To
with
a. o.
boil fiercely fpot).
Elision, curtailment.
oi>
:^)ii
To burn with anger

against.
it
^^b ^^
To
j^jiî
Leather clippings. Remainder

'"f
a meal.
-^j'j*- rr j/^'-^J
To be
J^J^
intensely red (blood).

of
Side.
be strong (wine).
(fire).
fi)*e.
Prepare
took
Jj
it
thyself.
illriilj^
i^l Ardom*
To
^^j
To
j>-j^
Sound of a blazing
altogether.
<3\Jo-i
;ia
\l^
-a-
ijj
s f\j^j i\jJ-j \jjS-
CSai a JJ^>j
(
(Ji>).
urge (camels)
in singing.
(-n-ind).
drive
To
"be clever,
.skilled in
an art
perform
a. th.
a.
th.
cleverly.
To To know
the clouds along
To
follow the day (night).
jx::^\j
To
To To To
thoroughly. sting the tongue
Driving camels in singing,

C3ja> o Jii
Horse-shoe.
Camel-driver.
siosi
iU-
Sjlui
>
(vinegar).
'lai
'Ijlxi-
cut a. th.
\_5ji
S
North-wind.
render
a. o. skilful.
JjLi
Song
of camel-di'ivers.
(
*iJ*-b
Sj'-J^l
-S-
be cut, broken.
piece, fragment.
To
Jijk>.
settle
in a
^ i5a>
A
a cfai
Skilfulness, cleverness.
place).
Broken
Mouthful.
Clever, skilled.
To purpose, a. th. To emulate a. 0.
tSaiJj vôi
s
iôsu
C jsi
Pungent
jitii
^ JiU
Emulation, struggle, battle.
(vinegar). Penetrating (mind).
To
cut
off,
to curtail.
fi>
\jS-
o jS-
-H-
To lose the eyelash. vii a Jii ^ To have red eyelids (eye). * ^j^\ To cause the eyes to swell
and the eyelash to
Skirt of a garment.
fall (tears,
Light-handedness. Lightness in wagging the tail.
ioi
heat).
Jllii.
Inclination, propensity.
Light-handed. Light-jbi ^ '\j^ j, jii-l tailed. Having scanty hair (horse); scanty feathers (bird). Lean, slender.
Jiij Jliij Fall of the eyelash. Red tumour Jlli on the eye. Red gum. Remains of straw. ;Jlai Losing the eyelash (eye). Jijji ^ *îU.
To show skill. To J'liiitj J^li^ make a show of skilfulness. To cut out (wood) in a pointed jj^
ifc
-ft-
To beware n IjJ^j *j^ a 3^ "^ of. To caution o."s self against a. 0. To warn, to caution a. 0. jo*. To guard against a. 0. i jiV> To be wary, * jlc>lj cr-! J^-^-> ~ cautious of. To guard against.
Caution. Warning.
jiij ojji*
o^jiG5-
jli*
jlJL*
Beware
Ready.
of.
shape.
Cautious, prudent.
5
jS->^^J
joi
jib_jai
To^break in (a horse). To hurry on.
~
-ft-
Cautioner.
I
To cut a. To hurry
th.
in (a
A
work).
Cilii
,.'j>-
caution thee against
i^ iJj-J^
IjI
him.
Name
Cutting (sword). of a keen-sighted surnaraed 01^:31 'iSjj.
^J^-J ^r^>
woman
j,\'j^
Reciprocal fear and caution. Danger. Dread.

Fear. Evil dreaded.
SjiVWi
j.>^9iJ*
War.
cjjas>
^^
y
îl^
jijli.-*
Heat
of the sun.
Hot wind
iu
jj^
"iJ^'J*
Sluggish, lazy.
Sliai'p
the night. Heat. Ardour, iuHammation.
sword.
To make
shoes for
J
a. o.
)j;>j l^lii
llii
Freedom
{opp.
to slaver ij).
xl^/ji-^ ^Cj-i 'jijFreedom from passions.
To
put, to give (shoes)
^ (ill>b
Political liberty. -^ Unrestraint.
to a. 0.
j. _,5.
Silk
silk-cloth.
piece of silk-cloth.
soup
SJi^s-
raade of flour and milk. Manufacturer of silk stulf.
To make (shoes) on measure. ^ A To imitate a. o. oVi 'jJC* To by over /bj *ili>_, siiGi^ l?Sv>j
against, opposite to
a. th.
'^jij>J[j^'\
or a.
o.
Free-born. Blood-horse.
'j>
Generous. Choice part. Pure, unmixed. <> Frank, speaking plainly.
Middle of the house. jl!OI Cheek cheek-bone. caljll Stony tract. ol^j j'S*-* 'J- "^ ^"^ Free well-born (woman). J |î ^ s^> A burning thirst. S^?Hot, ardent. Hard (work). jG; ;
To sit opposite to one To put on sandals. To imicate a. o. To ask .sandals from.

Opposite
Gift.
to,
another. J'^Wi
Jj^X
o>*i JVi>^
(iliril.
^ tâkzJLI.
sj>.j .|li>
over sjj^'j j'iij

flesh.
against.
Piece of
sjlu'
lii>-1 ?- 'lli>
Sandals, shoes.
Sole of a horse.
In front of, opposite to.
Thirsty.
^j^>
JCJ,^^' ^j t
j,
cXj-
iGU
i
Enfranchisement.
frJCy-'
Letter.
Heated by anger. Feverish. jjJ>j^ To prick the tongue (pepper).î^
-tf-
To be bitten (tongue). ^'j^ "^ To plunder a. o. 5 C^^ o ^'j, ^ To ask a. th. importunately. Jc a To be vehemently angiy. ^'ji. a ^ji- Allotment of xlJJ-j Xi^jJ-j ({j^j Qj. To be affected with canine madne.ss. booty. To provoke to excite a. o. *j n ^y^ Share of spoils. Gratuity given Ca> To sharpen (an arrow-head). to a bringer of good news. To wage war To be freed (slave). ijiî a Ci^>.j %'jW^ ^'j\>. ^ with; to battle with. To be free-born (man), %'j^ To stir up war. * vS*^ To be thii'sty. iî To lead (an army). To be hot. j Sjl^^j \jj^^j lî oJ>i To wage war one with ^;)I>'lj ojUj (day, fight). another. To be feverish. < To ba ready to do mischief. JJ^^l To free (a slave). To devOte A_j 5 j^> To lay on the back in raising the a. 0. (to God's service). To compose legs. To be widened (place). accurately. To write a writing War, battle, fight. a. th. elegantly. To render ( a ba-j^^ ^ i_iî Enemy. Warrior. lance, an account) accurate. To Seat of the war. The write (a letter). To straighten ( <-Jj'^^ j'i enemy's country. board). To point (a gun). Pertaining to war. To become hot (day). 'js. 1 'J. Javelin. Bayonet. Spear- ^\'j>, ^ iJî To be freed (slave). fj^ head. To be hot, vehement (fight). jiii-ll. Corruption of belief. cU^j ob^ ^ Hot (pepper, sun). 4;
jj
To burn the tongue A Cili isii - (vinegar). To tear a. th. to pieces. To cut (the hand). To speak evil of a. o. t_, j To give to a. o. a share of. d s jjJA\ To thrust a. o. Avith (a spear). To share a. th. with. y Ji\s^
<>
^
?r
Spear-thrust. Plunder. Friday.
Heat.
Jij*'
j^
U
Alas What a pity! C^^lj Chameleon. '^Xji- fr S=Q^> - '^.'j>. Easily excited ; angered, j,'^ ^ Spoiled. Plundered. 'C^sij Jj^ ^ v-'j*!
Thou
art not guilty.
Crime. Snare for wild

beasts. Linen set on a rope for drving.
Cowry. Quarry given to
^\'J^\
^
?r_r^
^^
the hounds. Flock. Thicket of impenetrable trees Fighting incessantly.
Warrior,
warlike.
^'j, ^^
vO'--f J vS*-!
Upper end of a house.

-r
^^ u>
v'S*"-"
Herd of camels.
Thicket of trees.
*}
CjWjî -r'^
*?-S*
First seat in a place. Palace. Direction to Mecca. Covert of a lion. Niche in a mosciue. Private apartments of a prince. Synagogue. To rub a. tb. fi^ C;> -i^
Public sale, sale by auction.

cj\>-'j>-S^\i.
^\'j,.
To swear by the most

sacred things. Thin and swift shecamel. Cold wind.
wili
o>
r-;>'^>- 5r -rryfj^-
energetically.
< To work
{Sj>i
hard.
a Cjy cjj^ -^
To become
fast
:
tall.
To run
To be ill-tempered. To tiU and sow (the

earth).
\j'j^
to run to and fro.
Large wingless locust. Troop of horses. Swarm of

locusts. Lameness. To drive back (camels). To gather and press (crowd, bea3ts).To swerve from (a resolution
2*
To
cut a. th. round.
To
acquire
(goods).
To study
(the
a. th.
thoroughly.
To
stir
fire).
To crumble
(bread).
To exhaust (a beast rider), n o3>1j To cultivate, to plough *oln>lj o5>

:
To be enraged against, u iSî-a ij>- -fr To bear rancour to. < To pout'at. To purpose a. th. To a iS^ ijii
(the land).
To earn wealth
Land prepared
for sowing.
ib
oln> \
pierce (wood).
Tillage. Ti'ack of a road.

5
lSj'.i
i
To To To To To To To
withhold, a. o.
Seclude o.'s self fi-om.Ê
The land and
its
produces. jlIUj
o^JI
'^kj'
XJI^s-
Gain, earning.
Tillage: cultivation.
Cultivator, plougher,
^SJ' t
tiller.
betake
o.'s self
to a hut
i
fi
hinder, to restrain a.
twist (a rope).
set a. th. apart.
ol^joj G-
Plough.
oij,V.j cjj\>Cf
5- c/j--^,i >ijj^-i
Poker
lii^*.
for stirring the fire.
yield little
;
milk (she-camel)
little
rain (year).
iJ>-X
.sî
To remain. To shoot
Anger, rancour.
(stai').
To be contracted G-î a r^ ^ (heart). To be narrow (place). To be guilty. To be dazzled (eye). To heap

up
(dust).
Roof of reeds.
Apart.
'4^'^'S* -r
'4r'J'
Angry, exasperated. oii>-j ijî
:>jy>
i^/b
a. o.
i\y>; -r -îj^j
<i^\'J'
^J-^
Stallion (lizard).
^ o'jV^
To keep
a. th.
or
A>_j
Ij^^T o 'jji-
To be on the watch.
be important
It is
i>-
To
vjj, a
Jj>
<>
(affair).
To gnash the teeth. ^^ o To be prohibited to a. o. (prayer), i* To put in a strait. ^y>. To ask a. th. importunately. j ^ To put up for auction. <> To urge; to insist upon. jc ^*^ To incite a. o. to crime. To ^^^l put a. 0. in a strait. To force up a
fin
a-
not worth while,

a. th.
jj-^'i V \1
beast to a strait.
To
be well
fortified (place).;jij^ o
jj^
To preserve
To
Aj
j^
afford a safe refuge to a. o. (place).
To forbid (prayer) to a. o. To keep aloof from sin. Narrow space. Sin. Crime.
Litter. Thicket.
jt
^
^î-.r
^'S-
To guard
(property) carefully.
^ j^l
To render To ui'ge,
a. o.
eager
of.
it
^^
ii^
to incite a. o. to.
To afford a safe refuge to. To guard against. ^>. J^tllj

Saf refuge. Amulet.
-JJ^S
jj>t
Wound
tearing the skin, x^j Hole in a garment.
Uj
JO*^
j\'jj\
!'
J>5
Die for gaming.
^ yj.
Hankering,
u^l>j 'C^^ ^ yî>

*.2u^>.
i
Choice part of goods.
O^
_j^
-Vc
covetous. Greedy. Niggardly.
Well
to
fortified, secure.
fin
Cloud pouring a heavy rain,
To guard,
watch
i-l3>-j ^'j- o ^'ji-
To
^Jj^ o l/^ "^ become emaciated. To be disordered,

a 0'J>-i
profligate.
Q^
over.
To bs worn
anxiety,
out by
gi'ief,
iSlî o debauchery.
is.
J^'î-
To
urge, to instigate
y j^lji-
To steal (a ewe). * ^j.'J{^\j .(J^^ To keep a. th. carefully. ^^pTo live long. C^* a ^j>. To guard against. ^^ u-'J^h ^j>C> Watch, caution. ^\ln*'^j
ifip.
,
a. 0. to.
Time,
centui'y.
^j>-
'
5r
lT^
^js-
To do a. th. perseveringly. jp j^jiaTo bring a. o. to the point of s J^'J>-\ death (sorrow). To disorder a. o.
(love).
Life-guards.
ilkliJI
A
^
life-guard.
The day and the

Careful
of.
night.
Di.sorder in body, mind, morals,
j*^
J^'J-
Enclosure.
Ewe
Emaciated by Diseased and

vicious.
love, grief.
J^jô-j
Wicked.
stolen during the night.
l^^j
Debauchee. Kali. Potash. Fallen and unable to

Disordered by grief, debauchei'y.ja^î;^ Shameful (speech). To turn away. jl fi> <^'^C i SJ>- ^
Keeper. Robb:ir. <13ij ^J^'J ^ The Guardian Angel. u-j,WI
^j r>
d)>^JI
Very
Kept.
old.
<
^'J;\
Son.
îj^C"
Tîjyji
F.
-fy-
Capital town.
To discard a. o. from. To earn for o.'s family. J To change a. th. To alter 4> Sy^ (a word, a book ). To tamper with. dogs) one against another. To cut (a writing-reed) obliquely. To tight with. s ^;.G. To repay evil to a. o. To oppose a. o. ^^Li ?_s_3u ^ J-l^^ To probe a wound. A To earn (for o.'s family). J ^ji^n*). To become rich. ^l^ ^ J^'î, ijîl Mark. Company. & To ill-treat a. o. a Species of cucumber. To tm-n away from. ^^ 3'j^\i ^'J-5 Wood, forest. ij'jj>j tr'^*' T \S'jjf
The Ottoman Empire, iljy,:^)) diSJC^^ To J'ln^h (^)'J^J (^'j* J-ji- * hunt (hzards). To scratch a. o. To be rough to the skin. Ci/,i a Jj^ To beguile a. o. To provoke, to set (men, cAj J^^
2^ ,
^To
To To
use shifts for a livelihood, ojb-.^
deviate, to swerve from.

pi-actice a craft.
^'J>^\
Roughness, coarseness. trb*J Ear-wig, myriapod. j.^^ ^ j.i_^^
To be
oJ^l
Rough
to the skin.
AzJî j,
J^'J^-'^
crafty.
Lizard.
New
coin.
Margin. Extremity, end. o^* ^ Sj^ Border. Summit (of a mountain).
Black lizard-hunting snake.
J^\^^
vJi.J,>
-8-
Swarm
of locusts,
î-l^ji^
Edge
Letter
(
of Ca blade).
of the
SjAj ^/J- ^
Particle
Sj>-
Young ones of animals. Fish-scales. To rend (a stuff) in Ca'^ o l/'^^- -fr

fi,
alphabet).
Word.
(one of
beating
it
(dyer).
i
the three
divisions
of the Ai-abic
grammar).
To covet a. th. jc Ca^*. a a^j^j To be eaten up (pasture). '
cr'S^ (_^_^
M
To mark a letter with a vowel. To be set in motion. -^ To intri- 6*^ gue. To set off. To be moved (heart).
Upper part
Movement.
Vowel,
-(fI ,
fj J'Sj>-
Litteral (meaning).
Litrerally,
word by word.
-fy
U^^
Craft, profession,
Shift.
^^ ^
.lin
i^'j>
of the back.
i)3i
Nasturtium
{plant).
oJ,i
Horse's withers.
cM^'j^ -r Proceedings. Emotion. ReGestin-e.
Thlaspi {phuil). ^jJ>^ oj ^/kiJI
^j>
^^'ater-cress.
o^ ^^
^j^
:^\'j>-
Bad
luck.
.iV]^
volution. Nimbleness.
Fellow- worker. Artisan.
wii_p-
Light-hauiled. Nimble.;:jr^
ISIovement. accentuation.
^>U,yi
\'ji.
Acritude of a dish. Biting the tongue (dish).

Altered.
>-ii^
Light,
lively,
sprightly (child). Agitator.
aj,
<
Angular (body).
oî
Weak-waisted, impotent.
Al^
i^^j>^
Wooden
poker,
-if-
Upper extremity of the neck. ilj^ The mover (of the world) (God).i)-i.;j|
Unlucky. Using shifts. j^bU Surgeon's probe. wiij_U> ^ ^l>>i^ Oblique. Trapezoid. <> Indisijosed.^^î To file. To rub a. th. A> (j'^ o 3'J-
To rummage,
a. th.
to stir up
St>
jS'j>- -^
To heat
(the blood).
To scorch
a. 0. (sun).
Head
of the hauneh-bone.
\j\j:^j
i*_,>J V^j
To
prevent
a. o.
^j^J ^_j ^ s 'xîj>-i
^_/
-S"
<'^j^j
from.
To
deprive
a. o. fiôm a. th.
To
s
forbid a. th. to.
To
forbid a. th.
a. o.
< To
,
excom^'j>-
fiij
To burn down a. th. jUJb A ^ To distress a. o. ijj j^ To gnash the teeth at. ip iJO o JJ,> To tall off (hail-). CJ>: a J>To burn down a, th. *j j J^lj J^ To be burnt do^vn. o'J^h Jô
i
municate
Cij.>j
Combustion. Hole in a garment, Inflammation (of a limb). :i.' ,i-j x3j*
j^
'^>> o
^j>j
(\^j
^^
j>jj,*J>-
To To To
be forbidden.
lose at play.
it ClJ,ij 'Xf'j>i
Sharp (sword). aJ^^^j <.hj\>-j iSji Upper part of the uvula. s^^H
Burning.
Brine. Salt water.
<
C^
a
>b
jiÎj
ji^
forbid, to declare a. th. to
3\y^j 3\j>-
be unlawful, sacred, inviolable.
Fire-ship.
Bomb.
To win a. o. at play. j ^^'-'j ~ To go to the pilgrimage. To j,'J^\ seek refuge in a sacred place. To
commit
a. th.
oGiî ^ Xsl^
Bhster.
Gruel of tlour and water.. ;;r

Fire, conflagration.
^j.
*2j
i_i_/>5,
unlawful.
I
To render a. th. sacred, unlawful. * To be forbidden, sacred. ^j^ To seek protection from. To show regard to. To Aj ? yj^^S
hold
a. th.
Combustion. Holocaust, burntc3j>^ ^

Heat. Gruel.
offering.
<>
1
ji
'
Root of the tongue. Pomum Adami.

(/
as sacred.
-^
To
fi-y
(meat).
To
o,
Prohibition.
Anathema.^j;^ ^ Thing sacred. Harem. jS'jA ff

Wife. Sanctuary.
J>j>
j^J>-
vex, to enrage a.
Winged
insect.
-,--
i.
^
d^'yr,
oC''_,JI
Piece of fried meat

of the haunchsJ^Vji.
,,,
Unluckiness.
< Privation.
yî.
Head
"C&ja-
^
-ft-
Mecca and Medinah.

Protection. Reverence.
bone.
\
y, Xi>'j>
Luck. Inviolable thing. Respectable woman. <> AMfe. -^ For the sake of. o!Ai iV,i-j
To move about. 'iS'î ^'^ o i'^ To wound a horse on (^^ o i'^

&
the withers.
j I
To
set in motion.
to excite a. o.
To rouse, fiij s iJj To move a. o. to pity.
^^0
-T
To examine a. th. To be notched, cut. To cut (the head).

Incision. Season.
fi>
\j\j>-j ij\J> 'jvV
jjiu
fi>
Apartments of women.Women subject to one man.

Unattainable thing.
Sin,
-Ji:^[
*^^
to
Speaking j/j^ ^ j^
roughly.
J.I ^'>> imlawful thing. Sacred. Venerable.
Jj. ^
o/>/j.
JiU
Paiu in the heart. Painful state. sj> SUce (of melon). Sj> -^
Scui'f of the head. Herpes. Sj\jij jiji
^ It is
a shame for thee.
dilifr j,\'j>.
Rascal. Bastard.
jXî.
J,\
Violent impression of anger or giit'f. Liver-wort {plant). __^.ii)l jij> Acidity of the stomach. jij>
Active and
jji_j sj1j olj*
^r
J.j>-
haughty man.
Scruples, perplexing affair-s.^^jl
Mecca. j,\'J^\ ^yCi^ The Caaba. Î_^JI cilli Blanket used as a garment. ^'^ Rites of the pilgrimage to l'.>l -"'JMecca. <>- Thief. Dishonest raan.cîî. ^ l/XjiFirst
y^^
'jk*
month
of the
j,\'jl^\
j^\j
j.^k!'
Notch. Knife for making

notches.
Mohammedan
Illicit
year, (inviolable).
'jiî
^ yâ
Vj*
Rough
(man).
ij
fi>
<
\''j:^ a.
To gather and
drive (camels).
^
-il-
action. Crime. >.jU> ^ ^^ Pocket handliei'chief. j,j\:^ ^ iijk^ Black and fetid slime. -^"'Jr?'
Unfruitful yeai*.
*_j s C j>.
^r^l^*
:r
tj-^'j^
"^
To
befall
and
dis-
tjji
tress
a. o.
(misfortune).
To
divide (a
book) into sections.
To muster
a party.
(people), to
form
^ ,^ji.
"^ Kne {medicinal plant). S^J>To stop Cj^j Cl>j Cl>i yjj-i Oj*^ on a sudden. To be restive (beast ). To sell at the right price, ^j;!! j oS*
To become the partisan of. s ^jjC*. To form into parties, federation, ojkj
Distressing event.
Restiveness of a horse. Restive (horse). oj> vr

Burnino; in the throat.
Cj/j^j o\j>
:j^'J- j CjiJ>-
Party of men. Confederacy. Division.
v'j*-^
t vj^
vlJ*"-^*
- oij> JJ> Sparkling of fire. Sound produced ;i^ by ti'ees when shaken by the wind. Pungency of mustard. ojVî-
Accomplice. Partisan.
To decrease. To cause a. th.
C j^
^slf^
-^
to wane (time). A
it is
^^1
Bulky and short. Cock. Wild

carrots.
i_jOU
How worthy
of
he
^,
e\j\ C
To measure. A Sjjs^j j> o Sj^ * To guess, to conjecture a. tli. To become sour ( milk). Ojjs^j Oj* ~ ^ To propose an enigma to. a fjîi
To select the best of. To choose a. th. To propose To remain in (a place).

Rather, more
Fit to.
likely.
J ^^7
a. th.4>
^
iSj>dU
Convenient. Suitable.
'î^*! ?r''^j>
Diviner. Sour (milk, wine).
jjb"i'jjî
Worthy
of.
Conjecture. Divination.
jj>
Sjj
Noise, sound.
Mî-I
^ ^j^
Choice part of
a. th.
Cj\'Sj> -r
Enigma,
riddle.
Sjjji -^
June (month).
J/jl
-^j
ii)\'j.y>
i
S
-fi-
To break wind (ass), a {3'yi- Jj> To tighten (a rope). To comA> press a. th. To press out. To bind a. o. with (a rope). ^ To hinder a. o. ^ jji'i To be contracted. jj^-j
"i
Twittering (of birds). Area of a house. Retreat of gazels. Becoming, tit. I stopped in his vicinage. o\'Jk) cJjj A short viper. *2j ^ More adapted ; more suited. li^l How much more. ^J^k "^j (^^>VIj
fortiori.
It is
better for thee to.

fii
c\ di>
i^^Vl
'j^
-J^
Pinched by narrow boots.
jj li.
To cut, to make an
1n^\j jj>j , l5incision in a. th.
\\\)
Of
*-5J:J
cares.
Ruggedness of the
Grieved.
soil
Party of iJlj*^ <-^J.^J men. Flight of (birds).

bees.
Jj*
of
Swarm
Wearing mourning. Ci^'j>-j nj*'-^ To \j^ -^ iSj^j C ^> ijji-j ljj

fii
,
Walking
augur
birds.
a.
th.
from
the flight of
Party of men. J^j jij^j ^\'jy ^ u. ji at iJjij sJjij 'Sî tJj^ a short pace.
To guess;
to conjecture.
Tenacious.
3'^^j Jj>
'
To
raise (figures) in
Jj-j o ^y^
<
the air (looming).
To be lofty, prominent. To know a. th.

UmbelUferous
plant.
(
jjil
k_,
xoi. slj>
'\y.j
jy
jG-
Prone to anger. X3j>Hiccough, jjji aJ i^jjij <jjj\p- -> Narrow-necked (ewer). jiiJi 3jJ>t'i> To rise above the iHjii Jj*. ^ mirage (mountain). To be contracted (heart). To be gathei-ed.
Short.
'T3>ij
up, to 5j
Physiognomist.
To
blast (the
:
?j gn
{^
o ;>i -^
(
To pack
>.jij
Cji
Sj'^ ^ji ^
ple).
To slaughter peoTo put meat on burning coals. To cover biêad

plants
cold).
To curry
(a beast).
). To strap (a beast). To be choked. Cji a ^j To be reso- \ijjLj ^'lj>j Ciji o ^^>
bundle up (goods
(with burning coals).
lute, self-confident.
To
feel, to
perceive
',j^\j
U_i
To
of.
strap (a horse).
girt.
j?
j.jii
a. th. -^
To have a presentiment
of.
To be To be
come
To
girdle
y^\j
^J^-j
To be certain To make a. o.
awake
:
^
To
o.
Cj- a
^r->-
o's. self.
to feel.
a.
Aj
s ^jJLS-
collected (th).
to
rouse
<
To
feel
big-beUied.
To beTo be
^jj^j
v>j>3"l
rugged
To know,
with the hand, to grope. ;^JL:I>j ^ fi> jLi^j

to perceive a. th.
(place).
l^
Resolution.
*^lj^J
y^
To listen to seek, a ,_;_1>.^ To perceive a. th. by the senses. To inquii-e about a. th. To be pulled out (tooth.) Ir-'^K
To (news). To
feel a. th.
Strap, girth yj.j JVJ. ^ îj^j -^\'^^^ of a saddle. Silk or cotton girdle.
Obstruction in the throat.

Bundle. Ball,
Resolute.
-if-
y^
^ji
;-
Bunch of
flowers, iiji
,
iji
>ri J>-J
<^3- 5r ^j,*^
Feeling; presentiment. Voice.
Currying of a horse. Cunning.

State.
j^ ^^
xL>-
Waist. Middle of
the breast.
</;i1j
^jj^
^jil
Broad-breasted.
Chest. INIiddle
of the chest.
Sense, faculty of feeling, i^l^*'^ zl'^ Locust. Wind.
yji^j
^J,Q>-
tr
v-ji^*
The
five senses.
ilr^'J'
^,
^,.r
Shght
noise.
fishes.
Small dry
Cuttings of
^-ilsi
Part of the body covered by ^jW> the girth. Waist. Girth, Apron, wrapper, ^jb-^ ^ vj*--*
.
-t)-
stones. Unauspicious.
To
iLi-j^
grieve
oji b
oji-j
Cji o oj^
Cui'rycomb.
a. o.
<-To grope.Toact waveringly.^_î._l:C-^ To roast (meat) on coals. ^ To pity, to compassionate a, o. J
To be
grieved
j)
jp Cj>^ Cj a oji
about.
To walk upon a hard ground. o'y>S To be sad, sorry. ol>v>lj Oj'i'-Jj iO^
Sorrow. Grief. olj*^ 5r ojj oj^ Mourning. oj> -^ Rugged and hard ground, ^^j-l. ^ oj Chai'ge of a household, family *jij
To number, to reckon a. th. -^ To mind a. th. ^ To take a. th. into

account, to foresee a. th.
fit
il'iLs-
Cc^.
^L
dL
To
Jt
jl
(
.
\\Y)
1
j1J-j loJ-i
o. for.
^j
:Cj..i>j
tLL.i^j Cl-wl>
w~>
envy, to grudge a.
think,
to suppose
a. o.
or
a. th. to
To find a. o. envious. To grudge one another.

Grudge, envy.
he xnch or so.
JU-U
Grudging, envious.
Incentive to envy.
To b3 noble-born. 'tXLJ-j C o .1 To place a pillow for a. o. 5 iîj^ To give to a. o. food and drink to satiety. To buiy a. o. To settle an account s iL:;ik >^\9I
with. To be tired (sight). \j^Ls!To be jaded iî _^r^ J )î To be tawny (camel). To satisfy a. o. To satiate a 5 (camel). To disclose a. th. To i^> o ^ To take a. o. for. ^^lils Jati bark ( a bough ). To jade (a camel). He gave bomitifuUy. To recline upon a pillow. < To ^tS^d To sweep (a house). caution o.'s self against. To sigh for. u. a'rLi-j \j^ a _r-^ To lose its feathers (birdj. j^ To inquire about (new.s). To know and befriend a. o. To make a. o. to sigh. To harm 5 To settle accounts together. w.JLUj a. 0. To despise a. o. To think, te believe a. th. ^: w To tire out (a beast). 5 To hi content with. To sigh for, to regret a. th. it ^j 5 To disapprove a. o. for a. th. ic * To be disclosed, To be sorry To lose an elder son. iJ To be tired (man, beast). >-.:-:) jjj
I
fi>
fi>
fit
i^
-t)-
Sigh, regret. Sorrow.

4-
cXjî-
?r
slr^*
lr'-->-J.
Sufficiency. Burial.
^-
',-C
Reluctantly.
!
dirh>'m
is
â ji
tanta-
dl-l^.j
dx'^lJ-
Alas
What
a pity!
t\i'jL^
i5
>li
sufficient for thee.
Tired.
Weak.
Regretful,
^s'j^-^ -r
Without helmet
Misfortune, calamity.
j^S'^,^^
-n^ jj^
~f^'>^>
This
is equal,
ilLa
,_li< li*
mount
to that.
i^\lJ.\
nor coat of mail nor turban.

.ru-Gj
Quantity, amount.
^ sJL>
Fatigued, sad, regretful.
Weak-sighted.
_î;!l
j^lk^Sj
j\^
Known
state.
Face.
^rv.(>.^ ?r -rr'--*
Nature.
To hiss (snake). Ci-_.>j uL^ wr..> -5^ To pick out, to euU 5j A \jlI^ (dates). To tend (a flock). To take
i
Personal merit. Noble descent. Reckoning. Sufficiency, oi Great number of people Arithmetic. The day of judgment. Account. Burying of the
dead.
Reward.
off (the crust of
a wound).
To reap (corn). * î'CJ.^ Cil> To be angered with. J CL-^ a J^-^ To pick out (dates). * To mix dates with their dregs, ib To be scratched (skin). To fall
off
(hair).
Honourable, noble. Thou shalt account with God.
(
<iil
<i)lu_>j
,iii
God alone
is sufficient
L-u-i
<MVi
^^LT
Opinion, conjecture.
To be smashed.
Hissing of snakes. i-r'-J Enmity, anger. Ssllij Refuse of dates. Scanty water. xSC^ To be angry with, jc (feil> a iX^ To eat barley (beast). dUji
Punishment. Small arrow Small pillow. Small ant. jU1> Thunderbolt. Cloud. Hailstone. Accountant. iLl> ^ k-.~iV> Tawny camel. Red-haired v_J_>1 (man). White from disease (skin). Audit-office. Book-keeping. C^bU Inspector of weights and ^-_Aaii measures.
Goodly,
fine.
s\\) < To
To To
be choked with a
fish
di:
New.
cJc-'y-j
bone.
GoodVei*y
fine,
oLl*
'\^JL.>-J <iJL.>
store the remainder
of.
*-
looking woman.
give barley to (a beast).

-^
oiji^j o^lL* ^
very handsome.
<JL->
^ oll^
C;l>
Star-thistle. Grappling iron.
Prickly hedge.
Barley. Urchin.
Fish-bone.
x.rilij
Well. All right. Good work. Benefit. ^ Alms.

Better.
<>
oCxli
<^
*iL^
Rancour,
ill-will.
More.
is
Rubbish. ii&tl^j jTUsT^ Ji Shatters of irOn. f>j s "^Li o j:^^ To urge on (a
The best men.
How
pleasing
Zeid
Qj
y^\
^~^\\
beaist).
To
cast off a. th.
jiJ,\
u To
leave the refuse of a. th.
Benefit, gift.
ol^>-l
,;;l.>-j
Good action. Good result.
CjCI-I.* tt
J^-^
Benefit. Victory.
Con-
To be reviled. To revile o.'s self. To hunt lizards.

Lizard ill* j d':^lj^j newly hatched.
Lizard.
Silver filings.
j.
templation of God.
JUl.>lj
J^L
The 99 Names of God amongst Moslems.

Victory and martyrdom.
J^l>_^JljJ
*L
>\
The
best he can do
is
to
Gold-fincli.
Refuse, rabble. Calves. Oxen. Refuse.
jli
Jc-r*-
^
'?
Beneficent.
o^?c>
rr
Refuse of dates.
^^\>:^)\
Good works. Good Charms, beauty.
qualities.
To
To To
sip
A j:^\j ^dj
little.
Ijli
C> ^
cut off. To cut fi> CU. i _ open (an artery and cauterize To stop (a disease).
it).
(broth) Httle by
give to a.
0.
as
J^\:>j
t/J-h S-^
To To
deprive a.
o.
from.
fi
be cut
off.
.^-^l
(broth) to sip.
Food made of and water.
flour
'jL^j -Llij
jL^
Unhappy (days). Sharp sword. Edge Long (night).
j'j^
(of
a sword).îlji Cl^s*
cr-^J
fi^j
draught, a mouthful
y.\J\
c.i'>l>- -r
S^>
c^~.
Specific (of a disease).
(absorbed).
Mouthful
(
r^j
<^h
0_^~
5>>
To be comely. CJLi o To better, to embellish

a. 0.
o^ "^
H -JL^
qiiantity).
or a. th.
To
-^ dig a sandy 1 ^5^JJ^\j,^ ground. To put a. 0. to the tefii.i j:jja.\_) &^$~^
Swampy
'Cs-j
-U-i'l
^ ,^j
^1>;
ground covered with sand.
To dry up (hand, valley). u.> o j^ ^ a. 0. To hurry on (horse). To be able to do. j;Ij o1 To kindle (a fire). To poke (the Sj (herbage). To stir To be beautiful, to adorn o."s fire). To cut self. To be shaven. (war). To increa.se (wealth). To give To find a. o. or a. th. a ^jli>dJ\^ herbs (to a horse). well, pleasing. To appi"Ove of. To smoke hemp. î- "^ Beauty. Goodness. j^Li'l To be dried (hand). To have ^ o-* c;fi^
2<_,
''''
To overcome, a. o. in beauty. & ^\c. To treat a. o. kindly. To behave well, To be able to. J^^\ To know. To do a. th. well. ^ J~^\ To embellish a. th. To do good, to give alms to oj Jl^
-tf-
^^
abundant herbage
(land).
Pleasiugness.
\\\
To be To
big-bodied.
To
die (wild
_îsi
beast).
interfere, to intrude in.
_^-:ij
<
Congregation, swarm.
îJ-
Thin (ear)
pointed (spear),
î^ ^
_î9,!l
Day
of the resurrection.
>^
To help a. o. in gathering herbs. 5 To seek for, to gather herbs. ^ jjiSÎ. To be thirsty (man). To be- jup^^\ come tall (bi'anch). To dry (hand). Dry hei'bage. Still^jlli ^ Jî^^
born foetus. -^ Hashish. Broom-rape, orobanche.
o-lVl *1a4.>
Tax-gatherer.
Intriuier. Inquisitive.
Galium
Small
reptiles. Insects. cj\
aparine, goose-grass. ijVl Lapsatia, nipple-wort. jIlWI
<>
Inquisitiveness.
Allinria, hedge- gaidic.
*^>3'
jiti-JI
Gathering^:-U^ place, crowd. To have the death-rattle (man). To bray (ass).

Death-r.ittle.
Fritillaria, liliaceous plant.
,_uiji a Belladona, deadly night-shade. M^;.i-JI Last breath of life. *i.llij îll^
Glauciam, horn-poppy.
The utmost
power
i.
of thy ioTjiij
c/\
vHl.U.>
Small mug. Hollow in which water remains.
is
to do so.
Portion of
e.
my
heart
A To wink (the eyes). To bear bad dates ^.ili'l (palm-tx'ee). To be contracted (udder). To wear shabby clothes. To JaIôC,
fall off (hair).
my
<i.LLi G <>
beloved.
Fruit-garden. J.Ji.i ^ jj.j 'Jj.j Collection of palm-trees. Pri\y.

Seller of dry herbage.
<>
j^
Smoker
o^^lL^ ^ J'^l^ of hasiiish. Dotanl.

ji.'^J
Dates of bad quality. Worn out garment.
^1>
-^:~-
Place abounding in dry herbage. Reaping-hook. Poker. tXUj'j
ijS./'
To be filled (udder). To be loaded with

let
fall
(
:
<is^l^
îJ.
).
^
To
Tavern
for
smoking hemp,
xkkk^
-^
fruit
tree
much
a shower sky ). To have water (cloud). To throng
(crowd).
To
veer (wind).
To become
strong and to abate (wind).
To cram up (a bag). f> d\L>j To eat barley (horse), feii^ a dX^ To collect in the udder (milk). To give barley (to a horse), s dllil To be swollen with milk (udder).d*lij
^
To stir about {men).ji.^J.U^j J-'^J^ -^ To kindle (the fire), a Ui a iLi- ^ To lash a. 0. with a whip. v^" To hit the belly (^^^th an arrow). Waist-wrapper. -^tb-jJ ^ '\lkj'j U.k> To irritate a. o. " ^ ,_A>1 ^^> ^ To muster (people). r*^*-l
Hare. Calf. Male fox. BigbelUed.
v-^^
i
Company
of men.
Shower ; heavy rain. Numerous troop.

Barley.
Filled of (milk).
ifeti.>
-<>
Xfeil^
Loaded (with
dÛ
fruit) Successive. Uninterrupted. "Winds blowing from dXz^\'j^ ^ Sfet^-G-
various sides.
Muzzle for preventing a i5Ll>-j *_ril> kid from sucking. Noise in the quarter of a house.Xfeii,^
To bud out (plant). iIlL> ai.> -^ To take the part. To side with. J To rush to the rescue. \':>^lJTo collect (men, things). Sj j1j.j To muster troops. To assemble (party ).jii.5>lj ai-G-.:j jl1>1 To answer the call of a. o. J al.Al, To exert o.'s self for (a guest). Party of men. iîi ^ ulij jJJ^
fi>
Inexhaustible (spring).
i
-l=.
To make little of. A >li.> o jli To revile a. o. To put a. 0. to the fi>j 5 (.,J^ Û. blush. To seek a. th.
]
-J^
-jf
To assemble s l^>: o .r^ people ). To exile a. o. To expel ( draught). 0. To destroy (cattle A To make (a spear-head thin. ^ To press a. 0. To cram a. th.
:
-^
a.
^T.
avoid, to guard against a. Asthma, short breathing. Except. Far from. Sma'lage (plant.)
th.
God
forbid that.
Excuse the compa

rison.
He has caught no game, ju^l To abstain from. To abash a. 0. by addres Jl o jr sing him rudely. To be in a rage. C^ a ^ To irritate, to put 5 j,J-'b jX^j
i
Save Zeld. Far from thee. Excuse such a mention Thou art far from for- ^^li_!
getting.
Side. Selvage of a
a. 0. to the blush; to harm a. 0. To blush at. To refrain from. i/l To be angry at. ^j of J c/ J^" \ To refrain from. To be ashamed of.
ol
iJUU
*c^^
Servants, household,:U-Lij :UJ.>j

family.
j^
:;'
,
u^l>*
(of
tt
Bashfulness, self-restraint.
Politeness. Anger.
-^
garment. Margin
a book). Mar-
ginal note. Followers. -^ Postcript.
Covered with notes (book). To shave (the hair). Uai o
Modesty. Respect. Venerable. Neighbour,

Guest.
jXkia-\
-ciji
^,-î
To destroy a. th. To be allotted to a. o. (share) s To be clear, evident. To share a. th. with. To allot a share to a. o. To divide a. th. together. To lose its hair (beast). To fall out (hair, leaves). To be ^9u
I
To
smell bad (water-
ul
^^.t.-^
skin).
To use a To abuse To make
stinking (skin).
a. o., to revile
.A\^
earnings.
FUthiness of a vessel. Hatred, malevolence.
To
fill
up, to stuff ij
1}.
curtailed (tail).
(a cushion) with.
Scantiness of hair on the head. ^.iaC Portion. < A bit. ^-a* t
*^
ijj.
Saffron. Pearl,
^ Kerne!
a^^j
y^l-iall
Quick running (of an ass). Bunches remaining on the
^l.i>
vine.;ol.iai
To hit a. 0. in the bowels. i To make a gift to a. o. ^^W To be filled with grains (pome- ^^9-\ granate). To be stuffed. The meanest of camels, men._,ij;j ;li,G>.
2f
Bowels, intestines.
-li-il
Ci^
^hi-
Disease causing the hair to fall. aJ>\':>. Having little or no hair 'Lia ^
Stuffing of food, cloth. Stuffed
ly.'\
(man); scanty feathers wings (bird).

Cloudless and cold (day).
on the
^3^] yjj
garment. Soul. Redundant part of a speech. Refuse of men. Bowels, intestines, e>^-> sS-i*^
Forest, thicket.
Stuffed bed. Bustle
J^JVI
To appear in broad light .îs-Jai -^ (truth). To limp in walking (man). To be fixed on the groimd. ^âk^vv
Dust. Quick walk.
t/'^=-^
worn Glli ^
xl=.^
To suck milk
his
fill
to
*Loi a \5uaij ii^^
-S-
(child).
To
eat or drink gree-
by women. Pad. The rectum. siJiiJI To suffer from asthma, ^/i^ a '^ji> ^ To border (a garment). To writer ^^Ls^ marginal notes. <> To interpolate (a
book).
exclude a. 0. from a number. To except a. To shun a. o.
dily (camel).
To To To To
quench o.'s thirst with. quench the thirst of. throw pebbles at. 5 Cjas^ pave (the soil) with fi>
^^
s
i
\
To
-if
^5 J-J^.
0.
a>]
from.
j-
^.iai
^^^j - To
except
a. 0.
from.
^
to^
jd-GJj
^J^j
>
pebbles.
To keep
aloof from,
^
Oppre.ssion of heart. Faltering
in speech. Avai'ice.
\T\
) >- ,o>
To have the To crush a. o. (disease). s ^âi^ U.^ a ^.-n^ measles. To hinder a. o. from. ^p S To be in a strait. To be besieged._,4i^Ji_ To strike up pebbles in running (horse). -^ To be annoyed. ^ To be restrained to. J To take his flight to the country (pigeon). To strap a pad on a camel. ^ î-[ Constipation. Ischury. _â> To pelt one another with
I
bJ
â>
_î
pebbles.
Stone.s
Fuel. Firewood.
w-i>
"C^lai-i
Hinderauce. Restriction. < Anguish.
Scarlet fever. ;ji.i3i
1^ ^j
XJa^-
<
Control of tobacco
saddle.
In a strict sense.
Pad used as a
^ Fortress.
Siege. Blockhouse.
Small pebbles. -CJa^ Strong wind scatw-^lî ^r i^^^ tering pebbles. Cloud casting down suow.hail. Numerous company of men. Soil covered with t-aij XJa9J' j^'j\
pebbles.
He
raised the siege.
Seized with scarlet fever.

lil i>j bUoij la.i> To reap (corn-crops). To destroy a. o. with the
,
Oppressed. Ava_>i-^j j>ii; ricious. Faltering in speech. Discreet. Surname of John

the Baptist.
Prison. Surface
slra>1j _ri>^ Side of the
Jj'
sword.
-^^:^
of the earth.
body.
i
He died. To be strongly woven

(rope, coat of mail).
Road.
Handle.
Meeting.
Row
of
people.
Woven
stuff.
To be mature ^
'3i-?=^
(corn-
a.i>.--^lj -u>*i
Di'ying-tioor for dates. Jj.^^
crops).
<
Mat.
fi>
To brace (a bow) strong- /j^ -Sly. To twist (a i-ope) strongly. To fill (a water-skin). To cut (a pen).
To form a league (people). a.i>iJ,l, To be strongly made (rope). To be

angry.
Harvest-time.
Crops. Gathered
harve.3t.
il.i>j i\.^>i'j^^^^j Ju.îj -ua>
To become sour. To be soi'did, miserly. Any green fruit. ^jâl

Verjuice. Miser.
/jâ.^
^lro?i^
-^j
j-j^
Stalks of reaped crops.
aj,i.i>
y ^c^
To have a sound
judgment. To ba mangy. To remove fi>j
Asl.i=:
^-^ ^
CLi> a wi-^>
js
wio>1j,Cî o ^lai a. th. To weave a. th. compactly. To twist a rope (strongly). To settle
(an
affair).
Slanderous talks. SLJ VI jJl.i> Reaper. iiL^j j-^sU Scythe, sickle. j~^\^j^ ^ -usk; To surround, -S*j 5 |î o i to put a. o. in a strait. To withhold a. 0. To put a cushion upon (a camel\ To hold a. th. (vessel). .^ To inconvenience a. o. To limit, a. th.
î
To run swiftly. To be strongly made.

Dry mange.
Gifted with a sound
^^>'l
JLiir-Ll^
^.i^
wi-o>j Jkî
wi..a**
--
judgment.
Swift iu running. oLfl>.>j Jk::^>jii To remain. Tov,^>.;j v^^^;. o
be
left.
To
result.
To
J..^^ ha^^pen (event).
To encompass a. 0. ^ To be costive. ..r^'-'h _r^ To feel an oppression lâ> a â> of the heart. To be niggardly. To be tired To falter in speech. To conceal (a secret). tj To encompass..*j :i\j\^3.j '~o'Ja\>:i'J^\>a. 0. To invest (a town).
^TY
Strong-, difficult of access.
k>-a^
CrJa^J\
To
befall a. o. (evil).
To be
J j^>
Fox,
y]
realised (profit).
Freedom. Marriage. Mind. Entrenchment. oUx-ak^

Basket. Lock. Virtuous woman.
ôli-^
ol.^l
rr
^^'^
cj-^-^<:-^>-..i
XLay^fj
To happen to a, o. (event), jc j.i> To collect (a debt). < To get a.^th. To eat (earth beast). "î a J-a> To have a pain in the belly from
:
To hinder a. o. To abound in pebbles To strike a. o. with

pebbles.
a S'^lai- o \la* -fr (land).Cai a ^s9^

^'
having eaten (earth
horse).
fi>
To
up
attain (an aim).

(
Cai
~^â>
To have
a stone in the bladder
recover a speech ). (money). To acquire (science). To produce unripe (dates). J^]j

-if-
To sum To
^^^
To protect a. o. To reckon, to niunber. To understand a. th. To b'i on the watch.

Number. Small
stones.
To result. To be To be realised.
obtained.
J^-3
Remainder. Result,
Purified silver. -^
J-*0=^ '? J-*'* product, quotient. Produce of land.
Warehouse.
word, j^bjl
;Jl.i
Sum
Calculus. "Pebbles. Prudence
total.ln short, in a
Siftings of wheat.
Very prudent.
Soil
*âi
in pebbles.
31.^3^-.;;
abounding
Je
jajl
Innumerable.
^^k^ jjt
a
To
incite
u^-aij Uai o jai

,
Remainder. Produce. jJli* ,^ iL^> Crop of a bird. Wheat, xl^j^j J-^>> Aubergine. Egg-plant. j^^
Success. Scientific attainment. j-.*a^
<;>
a. o. to.
Tax-gathering.
oX>.^k>: -^j Jc-e^'--^
To excite one another To rouse o. another.

Lycium. Box-thorn.
to.
ic
Û
uûi
Tax-gatherei'.
Result.
jaij>
o^~2i^
j|aL^7 Ts t J^'>.^
Seed-produce. Income.
Foot of a moan- xJi>lj jaja* ^

tain. Perigee.
To be kindled (fire] To kindle (the fire) Wooden poker. To put wood (iu
the
fire).
To break wind (hor.'se).^ (^âs- i^> ^ To be broken (wood). ^^'^K To be inaccessible (place).xjl.i:> o^-aii^
i
be
iiLoi' J
wa:vj [X^>- o ^â>
chaste (woman).
fortify (a place). To a ^^'\j ^^^ surround (a village) with a wall. To be chaste, virtuous (woman). î>l
To
To take a rugged by-way.
^_Jij
Twang
of a bow. Side. i_,Uiil ^ ^.> ^ Foot of a mountain. Big- snake.

.^^k./'
Poker. Firebrand.
To kindle To throw To
(the
a. o.
fire),
(^Jaw:
a r-^>
-^
down. To
ij
To marry (man or -n-oman). To keep her.se] f chaste (woman). A To give (a woman) in marriage, a To fortify, to entrench o.'s self. ^>-5 To be chaste (woman). To become
:
unload (a camel). To stir (the fire). be roused to anger. To ^^xk'jl spread o.'s self on the ground.
r-^se-^
)
a stallion (horse). Stronghold, fortress.
oj-^>-
o-^*"
Fire-poker.
(
Weapons. Horses. Crescent. Chaste woman. oijl.ia>j ^^>. ^

La^vful wife. Pearl.
Stallion. Blood-
cA^
ol-i>
opp. to ^li
To To settle in a country. ojta> To occur to a. o. (thought), fiij S To witness a, th. To present o.'s
self before a. o.
iÛiij hj-^ o jâ^ - be present. To be at hand (time).
XLa^\j Jiai-
.y.
horse.
Hi^^popotamus. Pudioal
Jy.2\ o\ij=-
woman. Lawful
wife.
IL.
chiM).
C (a child).
.Cia* 4^17 o
wr
To
To embrace
To
(jjJai-j Jjlis* J Cl2>j
~ To
To
turn away from. bring Aj

give a ready s
^
îj
S>ii9b-.i
_/iu.:
5.^^b
To get
\j\^ j
To witness a. th. To contend with a. 0. To run with a. o. To despise, to wrong a. o. ^jj 5 ,>i>>'' To run (horse). ,/^\j J^\ To deprive a. 0. from a right. *|ij 5 To attend (a meeting). a To present o.'s self. Breast. Bosom. _^'aii.lj yo'iii oii>-b o>ii> :r c-^> To prepare o.'s self. Clasp. Side. Foot of a mountain. Fostei'ing. <> Right and pension <:l^ To be at the point of death. âiil of tutorship, granted to the mother. To send for a. 0. To occur 5 ^'is>.~_H^ Brood. Embrace. to the mind (thought). To make "^ja>(answer).
(f-<>
brood upon its eggs (bird). To debar ^,^^\j ,'*jlhi.j \u^ a. 0. from. To have inequal breasts. CLa*- o ^^^
in a. 0. or a. th.
a. th. ready.
Û
He
felt
the grasp of
di-y
'^^Z. X:Ja->-j
c^jj>')
(a horse) to run.
Cultivated country. Inhabitant of a village.
misfortune.
Nurse,
nurse.
Having inequal breasts,
crî>^ ?r siî^ teats. o>is>

-$:^
CJ_ria>
To stir (the fire). * |îi> lia* Wooden poker. 'X^yjt. To go down to alight. Ck^: tk^ To abate (price). C^yiiij Lla> o To be pimpled (face). "Jailj C!3lL> o To put.To leave off a th. A Lk> o To pohsh, to figure (leather). -^ To pay a. th. To lower a. th. To eat much. ^l'Ltl J To put down (a burden), ^ jJa^ -^To make a. o. to pay, to put a. th. To put a. th. down. a 'ia:>lj 'JUil To be put down. To sink 'i>-Jl, (strength). To be humbled. To abate
;
-il-
Presence. Vicinity.
In his
<
Ma-
^'Jâ^^
ycJ-
jesty, excellency (titles of honour).

oj^JjitJ -^j ^'j-'SL->j_i J^'ay-j,
presence.
Intruder. Spunger.
^'<a>j
j^*
J;a^
Always ready to
elriaij Jy0.î
reply. Quick.
J^-^-J _r^r:
j-p^
Present.
city.
Large tribe. Coming to a Dwelling by water. Cultivated district. Settlement. <> Ready.
?:
Party of men. J^lJsij -î-ia^^ e1,'\^ Matter in a wound. Vanguard. Diying- floor for dates.
^Summons subpoena.
Colloquy, conference.
writ.jUs>l^
s^î*
Jêi^-^
(pric<e).
s^'j>\>.J^
To ask
a. th.
a. o. to
put
down
of
'^v&^\
Fixed dwelling.
sence.
Pi'e-
^>W^ t
Return to water. Record sig-if-
To ask a lowering
price.
uii, J^'.\ ^
Assembly. ned by witnesses, Speaking well of the J:a->C<^\ J~>absent.

tf Official
Unloading,
relief.
JaJs^j xLa;ia-la>
Abatement of
price.
record.
of death.
J:a9-j^ j^'ji-
Carbuncled face. Froth of milk, klk^ Stink. klk>

Short.
Station. < Full
'}o\>.'i.
At the point Coming to a
J^^^-j^
settled country,
^-ark-*
kj'lkij
\x^
*k>./:
Fleet (horse).
xLi.^j
To mispronounce
Arabic.
^^V&iil
j^^-^ ^r -^4--^ J yjit^- ^

jfc
stop. Pause. Instrument for pohshing. aL>.>> j *k>.> To prostrate a. o.jj jajvi ti: a ik^ -STo turn a. 0. back from. î o To slap a. 0. on the back.
"i
To bark (a tree). To brace (a bow). To mix a. th. Name of a province cjÎt^j Cjj"'^'and of a tribe of Yemen.
y ^2:>-\j
,
To
cast forth froth (boiler).
\sbSi'j.
To
'iJ\J3^j
Uo
i^î^ "^
(
Ugly, mean, small in body.
xZla>-
take in the bosom. To bring up
To make an
self.
enclosure for
o.'g
Dregs of the people.
'
k,:
--
To pick up
an enclosure.
fire-wood.
^>ij
CW
ÂaJi-
To
build
Enclosure for
cattle, sheepfold.
Jî J llai
Fence.
To bring wood
roots (rain).
to a. o. To aj 5 ^.uc prune (the vine). To wash away
Paradise. Îdll s3i^> Unlucky. Stingy. Sjn^l -^J Forbidden. Unapproachable. j^]at To bi'ace strongly (a bow), a ijîc;
-{:{
To fill up (a skin). To be filled (skin). To be ^'J^ surfeited. To be full of hatred (man).

Strong. Courageous. Stern.
To To He To
abound in firewood. speak ill or well of.
^h-llj
,_ja>-
^j
<i:>
ip.
^\,c
came want
to his rescue.
to be
J _ja
pruned
îaiJ,ij
Ju^
(vine).
To
To
Jc Ci^kij
CSUa>:J yia^ O
^
-
^'j^
-ff
<
Firewood. Slander. ,^\\iiJ\ ^ ^> Guiacum, lignum vitse.jn-joSI ^.La^

lean.
Very
wJa>-b >-4i>
_,3b.
px'event a. o. fi-om acting.
Collector of firewood.
CjÛa> o
stop in -walking.
J^> To walk slowly. i^Li o ik:^ -i^ To obtain ^ ^^j s;^^ s;^ a ' J^
'
Parsimonious man.
JUa^j
Great talker, mixing good and evil in his speech. Wood-cutter. i^yL^
jjj
j, (_(ll>
Abounding
in firewood.
w-sk>
yji-j^
a. th.
'
Pruning-knife.
To enjoy the favour of. ai* ^^\j To procui'e a. th. to ^ ? sUit ^Ja>1 To render happy; to favour a. o. s To prefer one to another. J^ ^ ~
High estimation,^^j %> ^
Small arrow. Small rod.
cjVî^j
o'J&J-j
To put a
bow).
string to (a
A
,
\j\a^
Îsi
-Ji-
aa>
To break a. th.* J^J C>Ja^ îa> -^ To be broken by age. Clai a ^^ki To be smashed (dry thin gs).^;tj|jî3ij
i
regard. Favour, happiness.
Fragment,
piece.
^^Lij
X^liaij
'l^ ^ S}Li
uioi
The
vanities of the world.
CJioi
*i.i-j
Unfruitul year.
i;Lv îL> *L>

:i;.ia^
Slow walk.
i^.
Favourite
slave.iifciei -^j
illiriij
,
Uii
Citi
Vehement Bad year.

Lion.
fire.
Gluttonous.
Digestible.
j>j^'^
To pluck
(the hair).
CiiLvj
(
To shave
u* o lii^ the head) to

;
Wall To
Big
chp (the b.?ard); to bark a. th. <> To rub out a. th. To surround il^j ^ j y ,jS^j ui
a. th.
Ja^^j ^llaij ^.jW of the Caaba. Plant of ^-i> the precedent year.
toss, to
shake
fit
\yia^ o
iL^
-H-
a. th.
about.
f ImT
'ja:i _,
,
lice.
To encompass
a. th.
a. o.
or
(_)
4^j S
To
be lucky.
Cjii a 'Ji^
with.
To produce a rusthng sound
Q^
To become rich. To enjoy a. th. To be

favoured with. Luck. Portion, lot.
Happiness.
-^
'.kil
'Jar>l,-^
(leaves, snake, horse, bird, shower).
To have shaggy, undressed

(hair).
;îj liil
J4a>
'J
Enjoyment. Favom*.
^Ja^J^j Ji-Jiij
To become
food,
dry (earth, ^Jj. { stomach). To become deaf (ear). To be smitten by the evil eye.
evil of a. o.
fi>
Happy, lucky.
Pleasure, gladness.
J^
-<>
*^Jiu^y
To be
fat,
fleshy.CL; a
To speak
To have
^^J
l^Li
a. 0.
^^
_4=^
"*
Short and big-bellied.
s;^ ^ ^ti
-M-
the hair plucked
liSali^
To prevent the
j
u.
out of the face.
To eat up
(a. th.)
access of (a place) to
(cattle) in.
To
enclose
To encompass
a. o.
J^
\To
Hollow,
^,^
9r '-"ij^j
j*^
"i'j^
To take
ditch, cavity.
Pit. Grave. Mussel Digger. Hoof.
(shell-fish).
j\jo-
the whole of. Surrounding. Evil-eyed
^jlî
_^G..
I'nkneaded flour. Dry, unseasoned bread.

if
Beginning, original state.
S^Ûj
Margin. Border. Side. Wall

A -
At first. He came back to his former state. Tartar of the teeth.

Directly.
e^b,)l olc
53^G.
Jt ^fj
breast-high in a field. Side. Trace. Border of

hair around a bald head Track, trace.
oU
\^
\i^
Grave-digger.
Spade. Sand-bed.
He came upon
track.
his
*M>-J
<Jt>-
Servants.
SjUJt>
jfcj
j(
Young
ostrich.
<
Generosity. Weaver. Robber.
To push
night;.
a. til.
iji>
(
fi'om behind.
To urge on
ji -^ the day
i :
Confused sound of the wind, of bii'ds. Buzzing.
To pierce a. o. with (a spear). To hurry (an affair). To be seated opposite to. To be on the watch, to be
ready to act. To press forward.
Limit.
*^
^n
women flat on the top. ili^ Surrounded. Poor. ojiv To produce a rustling (with ^j^je^ -8the wings bird).
Litter for
:
To throw a. o. down. To pull out papyrus.

Papyrus.
a U^
-J{-
To
crush, to
a. th.
fi>
ui o
c^'î ^*
To eat (man). CJ To collect (water). Cii To meet (tribe). To run two heats
consecutively (horse).
destroy
snake.
Large harmless oU*l
?r
To do
*j
fill
jiliillj
,C|jI>.j i1u>
To
expel a.
o.
To
extract
a. th. speedily; to
Xti -^ be nimble in work.

i
a. th.
(flood).
To bark
a. th.
To
a valley
To serve a. o. speedily. To hurry, to hasten a. o

Quick pace. Grandson grandchild.
;
5
2^
Ai>l
To apply o.'s self to. To pour down showers

(cloud).
JJ~t^JJ
Servant. Helper.
in his tent
asGjjii.,;
,
To remain
(man).
Oi'igin of a
man Base
aj:>..
Place in which water abounds "ijLiSsReceptacle, vessel, sack. ,_;iU:^*) ^ j.]o. Small tent of hair. Paltry articles
of furniture.
of the hump. Sharp (sword).
jjc^-j^
,
To To
dig (the earth). *_^>|j

scrutinise a. th. <>
(a metal).
To
l^ i_,ii -^ enA_^
i
grave
JJVI jiU>1
,jak>
Lizards, hedgehogs and jerboas.
To become
_^j
'CJ^ a jJa-i \'Jo.
'-
To
collect a. th.
La.i>-
-M-
cankered (teeth). To shed his first teeth

(cliild).
_^b
Collection.
toli^
Leather-basket
forûilji^^ sru^** cleansing wells. Tent, Lion's whelp. To bend, to crook (a ^ Caii j^)^
;
To furrow (the earth torrent). _^J To go deep in his burrow j)\>:
(jerboa).
stick).
To throw
a. th.
To throw a. th. back. To di'y ( the earth).
J=*=-J
Large well. Cankering of the teeth.__,ij; Large well. Earth taken jU>1 r: J^
forth fi'om a well.
ned.
To
c^*coUact in the udder (milk).
To
flock ia (people).
To become
:
jJc^[
House furniture jad^^j js'Oi> ^ jJu^ ready to be carried. Camel bearing

it.
To be
conspicuous (road). flooded by (a stream
Tent.
Flag-bearer, ^^êak
ca-
i_,
mel. Pole of a tent.
valley). -^
To
celebrate (a feast).
To put
store.
a. th.
a. th. in
Aj
s Clais- a Jai a. th.
-H-
To
take care
of.
To exaggerate Jj ^
jis:
To
preserve
To
learn
a. th.
Crowd. Numerous. Care. Large crowd. Milk collected. Refuse of dates, men. Froth, of
milk.
o.'s
conduct).
by heart.-^ To observe (a feast; To keep (a secret). To

a. o. to
JlL^ x5u>
reserve (a sin).
To make
learn a. th.
fi>
s .kl>
by heart.
:
Solemnity of a feast Solemn, gi'and.

Filled (river,
ceremony. Jusl.
I.
'Jjji^{
J3'>ij
J^
ixjî
-r
JJts-
room, udder). Giving much milk (shecamel). Assiduous. Numerous.

j.
J-i^
To persevere jp CliU-j sJaSCa-i JisU upon. To observe a. th. carefully. To put a. o. out of temper. s Jiiit To learn by heart. ulJ; To caution o.'s self against. To keep, to preserve fi,j ^ iiixil
They came
of them.
all
^Liij j
jisk^J
jr^'--i
0^
J4*^
a
"^
a. th.'
Gathering. Meeting-place.
Nuisance.
Ji\^
?:
To appropriate a. th. To ask a. o. to keep a

seci'et or a. th.
*îi)
fi,
s JaikxJ.^
:UalLi
Attention, watchfulness. Cai-e.
JiU
To
scoop up (sand, a flour) with both hands.

pull
ui.- o
o**
Keeping. Memory. Anger, zeal to Jiv^Cb:'

defend
<>
To To To
give to a. o. a handful
of.
up (a tree). appropriate a. th. Handful of ^ Xlilj oCii ^ *i> (sand). Rubbish. Hollow. A little.
A o^*i^, *
J
skjiij , :tki>
a. o.
or a. th.
Superstition.
j^Q
JJU;:^lj JlL;
hkc
Jijb.
False worship. Keeper. Knowing
ihdi-j JJLbi
by heart. Conspicuous road.
To honour a. o (God). To make a gift to. To deprive a. o. from.
i^j,:
U>
s
2f
-tt-
^^p

i^
The Preserver (God). Watchful.
iaM-J\j Ji^Wl
oiiJI Ja^G-
To walk
barefoot.
feet,
tii>j U:^
Memory. X^jWI -^^j *ii|U)l The recordhag Angel JiiiiJI dUiJl

of men.
To have the
walking.
hoofs
worn "by
The Angels.
Governor
(of a town).
:ckii]b
OjkiWI
Ja^Gi/J
To show honour
to a guest.
o.
i_j
Jc^\j
oljV>
Army
To be
of reserve.
JiJUili
>li>
i
To To
quarrel with a.
let a. 0.
^Liij V_^j
(people).
jii -
[
walk
a. o
uil^
i>1
copious (milk, water).
barefoot.
tions.
To press
with ques-
To meet
torrents of rain (sky).
To pour 5Ua: To flow abun

To mind ^j *
embel-
To
clip (the mustaches). peat (a question). To bare o's feet.
To
re-
dantly (tears).
ijj -^
To be filled to To apply o.'s

a. th.
the brink (river). jllJi,

self to.
To To To
strive after.
J 1^
barefoot.
take
off.
To walk
pick (a vegetable). To exhaust (a pastui'age).

inquire about a. th. of.^ s
Jî To collect (water). To lish a. th. *

J^*î
* jii
To
To leave ( cattle) unmilked. jlij To throng in (people). To be ador-
J.i>-
(
of.
NTY
)
C>
Against, on the subject

of.
Worthy
Fitted for.
t_,
j^ J Jî^Jj ji
Barefootedness, abrasion of the

feet, hoofs.
Truly. Verily.
'j^^J
Shoe.
jU>-j SjCb^
Welcome.
Barefooted. Shoeless
(
Camel three years old. j: Upper part of the ann. jua-j jui'i ^ j^
Socket of the hip. Spidei''s
Stone.
box.
<:
;u
vjG-
horse).
Welcoming. Judge. Learned.

a. o. in
5
web.
Importune.
Roimd
Pyx.
small
piece of land. Small
To overcome
u>
jv
-s-
Casket
Jlivj jsij j=i
dsi
contending for a right. To strike a. o. on the back of the neck.
bos. Calamity.
Right, duty.
:cL.
Worthy
of.
o\ j\
-U^l
Truth. Reality. Essence, j/ui. Proper sense (of a word).
^ J::l^ ^ <iJi
To realise the fear of. e'JjS To prove a. th. To make a. th. a necessary. To be sure of. To ascertain (news).
To be
suitable,
neces-
jj.j
o.
it
Really, in truth. Verily.:a.2ill Jj
^l^
^
ji
j>
sary, incumbent upon a.
True, real. Proper (sense). ^?-2> True. Perfect (mau). Middle Ju. J o^ (of the neck, of the winter). Calamity. Resurrection. Perfect. x3\> Quarrel, dispute. sJb-Jj JU*
Quai-relliug about trifles.
Jiip-Ji
Thou must,
it is
jiiJ o\ thy duty to do.

certain,
dx]
j^j
dX'Js.
To become
necessary.
Hij u>
Worthier
of...
than.
^ Official inquest. Who is i-ight. Who is wrong.

Merit. Dignity.
^^
oU-2>.j
JjJ jl]
^^J,
To ascertain, to prove a. th. j|^ To render necessary. To believe (a

fti
statement).
J~?>i
To
contest with
CjU>j Llui o^*

5'
a. 0. for
a right.
J>sk
ofiU^J-l.
bill).'
.
JU^jr_:l.
Maturity. Due (of a
To obtain (a right) from ^j |jii a. o. To render a. th. necessary. To kill (game) on the spot. To make
a. th. certain.
To be
suppres.sed
Îj
Cii a ^2i (year)'.
(urine).
To bs
rainless
To
be unproductive (mine). To convey a. th. in croup
To be ascertained (news). To verify a. th. To render

binding.
jl>j
a. th.
fi>
v_i5il
(rider). To perpetrate (a crime). To store up a. th. Sj * ..^kr-llj To make a. o. to ride behind (rider).
To contend with
a right.
a. o. for
j:ilj o'^j
year.
years.
long time. Space of eighty

girdle.
To be tightened (knot). j^J[ To be slender (horse). To quarrelj^l^ together about a right. To become
fat (cattle).
Ornamented woman's
Gu'th of a camel. Long space of
time. Yeax*.
_i^
rr
To be due
To have
deserve
cessary.
(payment).
To
to
de-
jsîJ,).
serve a punishment (culprit).
^j^j
v^=;
^='
a claim to
a. th.
*
a. th.
To render
ne-
Ornamented woman's _i^ ^ tjl5>: girdle. Amulet. Whiteness at the

root of the nail. Following. Riding behind. Pi-o vision-bag, clothes ^,u^
^,?c
Right. Truth. Duty.
j^Sal
^ ji
Justice. Certitude. Cattle. Authentic.
One of the Names of God.

^ Civil
ilii carried behind the saddle. Posteriors.

as.s.^
^
court.
J^>.n ^lU^
tijl>j dU>i
di'Ai
Wild
-Cii
^
^t
^ <
Thou art i-ight. Thou art wTong.

conjure thee by.
jyi
^1
<> I
jiu
dJ'd
dU
when
belly.
\r A)
J.V
green.
Litter for
Column of a page. women. Paiu in tbe ji>

<
Belly-fretting caused to
iiiij
horses, camels by their eating earth.

Fertile
tield.
<li>..
To brood a secret hatred towards a. o. To bear rancour to. To fail totally (rain). I^ a a2:i To withhold rain sky). To be exhausted (mine). To become fat (she(
camel).
Remainder of water, miik-
iii>j Sii>
Sown field. Jf'-J' -r ^'--^ To be broken. Vlis-j u>i j3>: ^ weary (old man). To sleep. To decline. To walk with short steps. Secret
Impotent, aged
To excite a. o. to rancour. ?j y a2>1 To seek without finding (in a mine). To bear mutual hatred to o. a. jkjfp-i To fail (rain). jOrî.
oJiSaT^
;a^j,il2>l ^
-ii>;
man
^
hatred. Rancour.
Long-necked
bottle.
Rancorous, malevolent.
^^j
s
\'Jli
-wG-
kind of pigeon. Exterior angle of the
To
despise a.
o.
or
<fcj
Jo.
^K^^
c->
a. th.
To think
slightly
of.
eye. To be mean, sû;: o Ji^j \'J^ a j-^ To withhold a. th. despicable. A -STo collect (milk in a skin water To look scornfully at. To Aj y Ji. in a tank). To keep in (urine). To use the diminutive form (of a noun). prevent (bloodshed). To hold a. 0. ft>^ n ^î-llj _j^\j Ji^\ To administer a clyster to a. o. i or a. th. to be despicable paltry, To mix various kinds of milk. ^1 mean. To take a clystei". To suffer .,,I|^ He held himself in UttleiLiJ 4î CjJ\>i fi'om strangury. To collect in a estimation. wound (blood). Base, weak, vile. J^-^- 3 J^ Clyster. ^2=-' ^ XCii Degradation, lowness. sJ^^J'j cj^ Pain in the belly. Contempt, disdain. Use of the -'isiiJ cX!o-\ ^ X^
i
.-.Ss^
Suffering from retention of

urine.
^\y.
diminutive form.
Decumbent (new moon).

^3I>:
Mean,
Oi*^ value.
vile,
Stomach.
Collected in a tank
^ XT^
Trifles.
paltiy. -^ Humble. j^j^ Things of small clî^siJi
o>i?--j
(water). Poured into a skin (milk). Milk-skin.

Syi'inge.
X.291AJ ji-^
Francolin (bird). ollailij ia2:> -51To be curved. To lie on 0|^ o ^J^ the side, with the body bent (ga-
Retaining his urine. Tank. Fish-pond. To hit a. 0. on the

loins.
zelle).
To be long and curved

(crescent, ti-act of sand).
^%'J^y
Long
a pain, on the
^sij
'liaHj
l/--'J \2^
*ii>j
<j_y2>-j i_JU>-J
jU>
5f
,_i2>
To
feel
loins.
and winding tract of sand. To be seized with ;iiij >li> a

belly-fretting (horse, camel).
js^:
-S-
"Waist-
_j3^b w ^ wrapper. "Loins, waist. Foot of a
'^
To
mountain. "Waist -wrapper. Pain in

the belly.
Sîj
'>'i^j
12>
sell seed-produce while in 2 jsGgrowth. To make a bargain for land-labour, on the condition of re-
ceiving the half, or third of the projiit^
Having a complaint of
the belly.
duce.
To show
jl ^^
ears (corn).
To become
jssll
To rub
jt with. To scrape
a. th.
îs>^
i^
fertile (field).
off (gold) with.
Fertile
field.
Corn-crops
J^ ^ ji^
Kitchen-garden.
^
fi>j
\y\
--
f^
the aj,!*^
ejj^'^ -^
CiiC:
i
To busy
mind
ixi^lj lUi-b
ib:
To make (th.) To draw (a
up.
detain.
jX.:^
(cares).'
wick).
To -wrong a. o. -^ To To stir the fire.

J.\^j>^ <
Wick-liokler.
To be remiss in work, To jp Jfciîlj Jfci>b
^j^
^fe=i>
^5C>
Jfc^>
-H-
To itch (head). 2Aifj,lj ie*!^ '^l>1j To imitate a. o. (ial&i>j v.!'U>J 'JvVTo prepare to do miscliief. _, >tX^6t The scorpion ^^jVIj vS^' c-5C4ii
prepared
to do
evil
^
I.
to the viper.
be confused, doubtful to 4- To be obliged to.
a. o.
(news).
{proverb applied,
lo lain
who
strug-
J[ Jfei5
gles iviUi one stronger
than himself).
^JUj
iliil^
voiceless insect.
inaudibly.
Jfevi,!!
jfciai
To speak
j.yS' J.U~i
To rub, to sci-atch one another. To rub o.'s self against. ^

Mischief-maker.
Gulf.
Barbarous pronunciation. ^ Great need.
xU^
o
yi, ii\ia^j CU*

;i&^;
To
.^
give
ej 'i^_^^j
(^^
-{1-
Evil suggestions; doubts.
Cj'S'\U^
judgment
on.
Sea-compass.
',^
stone.
<>
To practice fencing. ^^^ .^ To overtake a. o. (rain, mishap).^' To judge between (two parties), o^l To pass sentence in favour U jl J
of or against a. o.
(a horse) with ^ _^>-'h a curb-bit. To come back. CS^ o ^5C> To withhokl a. o.jf ^.KJAj Jsî-i To counteract a. o. To be prudent, wise. *iSCv o
White marbled
Jerking gait.
Itch.
dXfei>
To check
Doubt in a point of faith. Xfci> Tooth. X-fC Borax. Itch. iJlîî Scrapings. Rubbings. Powder xS\iî for ophtalmia. -> Itching Pumice-stone. il^TG-.!! _,i> a
Familiar, de23endeDts.
i!lfei.>l
J^ ^^
j;
Rubber. Assayer of gold. Touch-stone.
illfei>
il>^
To practice medicine. ^^j To appoint a. o. as governor. To choose a. o. as judge in. J ^fcis^ To summon a. o. 5 ^GTo do a. th. well. To put a * ^^*1
tf"6
To
* 'ifeiiilj
\feii1j
Ifcui
\fet^
tighten (a knot). To be tightened (knot).

fastened (necklace).
To be i^^l. To be convinced.
iSfeuT
i
To come back
origin).
to (o.'s
jfeaaT -
ring to a horse's bridle. To teach a. o. (trials). n To pass judgment j Îs^ _^;j on.To give a decision without regard
to justice. To have o.'s o^vn way. To summon a. o. to. ^\ ^^>b JÛ; To prevail upon a. o. ip ^^Sl To be thoroughly made, ^9-~Jm\
To rely upon To wrong a.
a. o.
o.
it.
jfeisl'lj
\
oTU
To
& (JiZj^
J<Li.
ill-treat o.'s people.
To be
obstinate, con(goods).
a. o.
r^C> a Jsk^
^j
fi>
tentious.'
To monopolise
< To
prevent
from
jfei>
strong (work).
building on a ground.
To
fortify (a place).
j\isj>\
A
^ ^SC>
j ,5Ci
Sentence. Authority.
To contend with a. o. i ^TU To monopolise a. th. ^ ^5>lj ^fcw

till it
Order.
"^
Law. "Wisdom. Judgment in presence
becomes scarce.
a. th.
C^
G-
To regret
Jc
_,fei^
of the adverse parties.

^
Wrongful behaviour.
Ci.
Judgment by default. 'J, Judge. Aged man. .<> Fencing.

Justice.
^SC> ^SC^
Wisdom.
^^
J>i^ Drinking cup. Little of water. _,5C>j Monopolised (corn, goods). J^j ^.J"ijiiJ.fe^^
*_iJsls-
Science. Philosophy. Forbearance.
Withholding of corn. Withholder of corn.
J).
Prophecy. (> Medical knowledge. To ba inhabited ( place To have weak legs (horse). >U> a I}* Martingale. Ring of cXS~> -r '-^S^ a bridle. Head. State of a man. To feel a pain in the knees. To annul (an y^jj iU-jJ '^^j 3^ Judicial authority.-<>>Government.x^^3i Governor. Judge. oÛj î&u^ ^ Û oath). To dispense with. To permit a. th. (God). To yS>3 Name of Mansour, one of !,y\ jX\>i\ the Fatimite Caliphs. legitimate a. th. To expiate a. th. To make a. o. to alight at. '\iS^ ^ ji:~=?^ ^ s Wise, learned man. Philosopher. < Medical man. To becoma free from obligation, jil To make a. th. lawful (God). a 'j^] <> Ai'bitration. >r^^ '>^^ To let a. o or a. th. down in.i_, Aj 5 <) Compromise. ^^r?^'---" Condemned (man). To impose an obligation upon a. o.jc ^ ^^SCîiJI To swear in making an a-J j jlij Point at issue (m /atf). j ^^^SCîill
fi>
ft,
exception.
<>
Tribunal. Court.
Arbitrator. Umpire.
^G-J^V
î-^j*
To be loosened (knot). To alight in a place. ^j To occupy (a country army). To consider a. th. as la^^'ful. .A To ask a. 0. to allow a. th.
:
îjl.
fit
Judging
<>
I'ightly o.'s self.
_^^-*
i}i^[
^-^
ciJc;-^,)!
^
[jxLlI^
fi>
Award. Trial. Hearing of a
jîJ>oi
case.
S^ru^
Law proceedings.
To relate (a fact). To speak. To relate a. th. on
<>
ol^Ti^-iJI
Loosening. Solution of
Dissolution.
-^
difficulties. Js:
Fortifications. oCSCkil'^jc.Ulfeî-.^^J.l
.* \'î!=*^,
i
Absolution.
Poetry
turned into
oath. Butt.
J^ ^
î
fit
pi'ose.
^Xi
Lawful thing. Absolution of an
^^
'J^^\
the
authority
JaJÛj
of.
Supreme authority.
^Pure, unmixed. 'jy^]] jt Laxness of the hocks. Pain in the jb:

knees.
Large basket of made
reeds.
:2^
Hamlet. Quarter of a town. Direction. ^ Copper saucepan.
'^ ~ To backbite a. 0. To speak or act like a. o. f^j n To be alike to. To imitate Aj i SQ. (an action). <> To converse with. To overcome a. 0. jc J^^ Word, speech. JC^ -^
Narrative story,
tale.
fi^
"^^fe^*-
Nomadic
^
tribe.
J'^>.
Set of clothes.
J>U-j jl>
5-
sl_>
Sacerdotal vestments.
Lawful thing. ( opp. io j,Vî. ) J>U Honest man. J>U ^\ Instrument for winding silk, <
To untie (a knot). y^ o ^'^}^ ^ ^j To remit (sins). To solve (a difficulty). To wind off (cocoons). To unbend a bow), To absolve a. o.
(
-if-
To
dilute a. th.
d^
<
Fellow-lodger, husband, wife.
Fulfilling of the rites of the
To alight at. To be come

(colour).
It is
^ j\
fi>
y^j Vji>
CJ^
(time).
To come
iliT
off
jSU-t
<
time for thee
jiiJ
ol iu>
pilgrimage.
Orifice of the udder.
to do so.
jj
G-'l
J>UI.
To
He
befall a. o. (punishment).
is
\s.
Weak-legged.
Dispensation
a tumour.
-tf
L^
'llAi v
'^\
the right
man
in the
.I'*^
D*
Resolution of
JsUj
'^J'
to.
I'ight place.
Halting-place. Station.
Place.
<
Ju^ ^
Funeral meeting. Liable
To become free from mari'iage. -^ To be obligatory on. jt sJ\J, To become lawful. To be>U
{ i
Inn. Station.
Encampment.
to^^^l.
:ai>
come due
(debt).
ice
).
Quarter of a
To melt
To
dissolve.
cT^
MilkiMg-YOSdel.
*-^^lJ
v'^
._^b:
Fresh milk. Fresh (blood).

Milker.
To startle, to tui-n a. o. out. To be shaken, turned out.
jiU-fr
JJi?w
Dump
(clay).
i_,^
Milch
CcXinel.
v-',^>--'
v-^*
T *J>>J
v.^J^'^
She-cainel yielding milk.

(plant). Intensely black. o,lU
Mercury
Ivy.
^^liu
inahali'b {plcDil).
^Js^J^
Prunus
Assistant, heljjor.
^
if-
vW'*
Bulbus esculeutus (plnnl). jUJ^ Chief of a tribe. Mighty.ja.^^* ^ .>:^^ To strike a. o. with vj 5 a >U (a sword). To prostrate a. o. on the J^JVI aj ground. To apply collyrium to a. o. s
-tt-
Food made of milk and flour. xLii-.;: Emulsion, milk of ( almonds ).,J[ij:i; ifcj s tU To shave (the ci> -Mhead). To pluck (wool). To pay (a
1
debt).
To remain
(on liorsebaok).
To
flog a. 0.
To pi'epare collyrium for a. o. J To rub off (the skin). it zy^j >U To bark. a. th. To give J ;iU;j Cyk^ 'yj.j money to a. o. To become covered with b>U a [^>
ifc
Flake of wool.
Ice. Frost. Hail.
X)-^
c-^l*
pustules.
Pustules upon the
lips.
>(>:
Asafoetlda.
c-i?lij c-ij;
i
To card cotton. Ai Gj> o ^^ ^ To j'ound (a cake). To twist (a roîe). To walk slowly. ^J> To walk (the whole night). >U5 <>- To limp. To hop. ( for ji> ) To send forth lightning (cloud), ^ji-j To b3 troubled by cares. oj lua J Distance. ;iU
Cloud sending forth lightning.
Cotton-dresser.
Collyrium for ophtalmia. sîAij -yi Hair and dirt shaven ::iX>J,j [jit^j S5iU
off by a cuirier. Ti'oublesome Cman).
;^
sSu^j >U* To milk A C>>j CUj CJ^ i o î: - (a female). (> To gull a. o. and take his money. To allow a. o. to milk s s Jic-^j
a (sheep).
Currier's knife.
^^
^^^
To come
to the
^J^-i-^b
w-^b ~
Cardiug-macbine. 5r>^''-j r-U* Table for dressing cotton. otU>j r-i^ Rolling-pin for dough, ^.j \^j, ^ ^>u. Card. /b ijU o jU' -^ To pluck (the hair
of a hide).
i-eseue (party).
To
remain.
To bai'k (wood). To bs in pangs
To be black (hair). CU a i-.l> To milk in company of. ? ^\>. To assist a. o. s w.^>b ~ To draw milk for. J *;>Ul.j i%-{ ^Jb-I To flow with (sweat ^liJij wS'-J
:
^t
J jJii-i
(heart).
To get ready for. To hold a couvei'sation. To take o.'s due from.

Ill-natured. Short.
^Îfedb
^;.
body; with tears eyes). To draw milk from. fi> .Ji?-iJ,lj Fresh milk. Date-wine. Tax. Aleppo (to^vn).
:
wi.->l
^Jiii
Jlr[
sjU ^
jl>
Wine. Ji^'l wi>j j*^' One milking. Horses ^^J >U ^
v'i*
X-l
Avaricious.
Snail, shell.
Cj/j^
^
-j}-
assembled for a race, q Anchor. Morning and evening. otxiiyJI
To
let
down a
îlj
CJl>
Î^
Fenugreek
[plant).
Food given to jlU

^Jj.
continuous rain (sky). To cover a horse with (a blanket ).:>
To remain
place).
in (a
^ îjj
CU' a ^^>
a confined woman. A milky, evergreen plant much sought by sheep, gazelles.

Storax.
:uUi>.
To apply o.'s self to. J ,_^7j J To become attached to. n ^Û
Vein on the two

sides of the navel.
oO U
c."
w!
C>.
diL.
Eloquent.
\r-r )
Middlepart ^Sj^j 'U^^>j Si^^>j of the back of the head.
S*'>^>
Sweetmeats. Seller of sweetmeats.

Swaet. Nice. Pleasing,
(person),
-iyS
a Solanum (hdcainara,
deadly night-shade {plant).
;^
Sî
Sweet, kind (word).
Sweet peas.
To adorn
(a
woman,
fi>j
a sworcl). To be attired (woman). To deck a. o. or a. th. To describe a (man).
To gild a. th. ^Jt{ A To b3 adorned Avith jewels. To b3 embellished. Ornaments U^j [^ ^ <;Uj
of (a sword or a woman). Exterior qualities of a ma'n.
ri
Black slime.
Slough. Evil-eyed (man).
sti^j ii>
I
>
take a hot bath.
of heat.
'^
*~r*
To be black. ^ To take a bath.^^taLi To be anxious (man). To be ;^>l_

sleepless (eye).
Muddy, slimy. To become rancid

(walnut).
ti>
c-^ -i^ To
To take
l^sZ.[
any bath. To sweat.
To be To b3
Hot
intensely hot (day).;j^ o c4j^

clear, pure (colour).
Vehemence
It is
'^
c-tû
his ineluctable
(day).
Very sweet
(date).
c^
c..*
fate.
FiiTO. Vio'ent (anger).
Sweet
Main
pai't of
a thing.
- i
'
(dates). Skin for butter.
To
sink (eye).
To be
(face).
altered
^^
-H-
Fever. Feverish heat. Tertian ague.
'
from passion
Ague.
To wink To
ifr
(the eyes).
To turn
A
a J** -^
o. for.
Intiammator}' fever.
Hectic, continued fever. tj\'^j x)>jS
^
(the eyes) around a. th.

5 oJ^Pifij la^jsfij -^j.'
Malignant
fever.
jiA-i
praise a. o. for.
To
requite a.
To
praise
God
repeatedly.
^\ j.t^
a;.>1
Putrid fever. Spa. Hot spring.
sij^^
To make a. th. praiseworthy. To deserve praise.

To, find
a. th.
Dark
colour. Fever.
'
:j^
Decree of God.
fi^j
or a. th. to be
Charcoal, ashes.
^^
xt>-
praiseworthy.
To To
prevail o.'s self upon
\c
o
fit
j^Si^
a. 0. for (benefits
bestowed).
to another,
jj>\^j
Sweat. Death. Pigeon any ringed bird. Burdock {plant).

;
î;^;
îi;.j| j^\j
praise a. th.
o.
Praise, eulogy. Praiseworthy.
a4.i
pigeon. Middle ^JC^^j oClU ^ z^\'^ part of the breast. Beautiful woman.
Praise be to God
ji4.t.ll
Him. iJ ii;,^: Aim, utmost exertion. it;.> The utmost of jiij ol i!liC>j iJii;.^^ thy ability is to do. Who praises much. olxl^^j .5\ti
to
Thanks
Choice part of a flock. Fever of horses. Noble lord.

Death.
Tur'-dsh Bath.
oC-U.:*^.^
"^.y^'-^^ -^j
î;.si
î;;^
ît^
'J^C^
iî^
Keeper
of a bath.
Special friends. Choice camels.
Prai.eworthy.
Commen-
ij'^^j _i-j^
Hot or
colli
water.
^ \'^ ^
^>k:^
^-e-
dable (deed).
Sweat. Midsummer. ]\Iidsummer-i'ain.

{plant).
jueQ.^
.^
< Scammony
praised.
SiîJc?
Relation. Friend.
'1^1
Praiseworthy action.
Pi'aiseworthy.
Sa^.>:
Hot water.
Warmed
^ Xi^>
Much
:>j^.h -^J"
milk. Valuable camel.
The
îjl Praise ba to
nearest. Black. White.
^^ ^ 'j,^''^\
To say
God!
î
Ja;^
^
*(-
Fate. Feverish.
To flay (a sheep). *j ^ |^;>' o To excoriate a. th. To shave (the

head).
Anything black. Smoke

Copper-boUei-.
To neigh with a
To become
diseased from
overfeeding (horse).
\y^ a _,.i To burn with
>Ci.^j yearning sound (horse). Bugloss, ox-tongue

(
^*U.=-'
-i^
plant).
anger (man). To degenerate, to become like an ass (horse). To ride a jade. To speak- Hymia- ^t*
ritic.
Sweet
basil [phuit). a li*
To
call a. o.
an
ass.
To dye
A;
To cleanse (a well). * C To be muddy (water) To become angry with a. o. To throw mud in (a well).
~fi>
liÎl
upon the
fire).
a. th. red.
^
To
red.
cut a. th. iu pieces.
To To To
feign rebellion, rigour.

fight together (cocks).
To
roast a. th.
To bdcome
(war).
To become hot y^\

I'ed.
be angry.
Tortoise.
To become
accidentally
jU.l.
Bravery. Energy (in action). Enthusiasm. Heroical poem. Brave, energetic. Oven.
Inflammation caused to horses j^ by eating too much barley or by

prolonged
thir.st.
_,;.
u-i*^ Rigorou.s (in re- ,_^G.1j ,jJ:^ ^ ^'J-'^ ligion). Brave. Firm in war. Severe
year.
Unfruitful year.
li;^^ li.;
Tamarind. Jew's pitch. Redheaded sparr6w.

Choice part of a
flock.
^^1 J^
o'y^
-^
Red
colour.
Red dye
;
(for the
To ii'ritate a. o. ^_j 5 iLl^ o J.^ ^ To stir a. o. To repel (people) in anger. To collect a. tli. To be thin (shank), iiyiî o J~^j To become angry *l^j Ci4. (man). To become hot (war). To be thin-legged Cii>j Ci-is^ a ju>
(man).
face). Ery.sipelas
anthrax.
Poun-
ded bricks.
Cj\J>j jî->j
J^J 'j*^ b
ii-on.
Ass. Polisher for
Wild
ass.
ji^'j jv;>j
u^jll ji*>
She-ass, Large rock.
J li^ ^ >'^
Tombstone.
Ass-driver.
To
collect (th).
To
stLr, to
ij
fi>
j^
tire).
Intense heat.
(f-
ly^ ^ jC JC^ ^ SjVi*

jji>
'\'JC^
a. o. To put To rouse (people). To b3 angered.
anger
fuel
(in
the
Measles.
î^lfj-lj
^sL:
,
Thin-legged (raan),(_îi=. a-Jî^b J-^ To be reduced toyj-j Ca4ji o ^.^li^ -S(swelling of a wound). To stop
(swing).
(sweat).
Anchusa, pigeon-foot {plant). Hymiarites (ancient tribe of Yemen. Red. J^ ^ S'j^J.

Gold. Saffron.
JC^
J-
J^'}
c,'^)\
Wine
(meat).
__^VI
To swing
(boy).
To
be dried
Bloody death.
jjSl\
i. e.
The
fi>
red-faced
the
foi*eigners.'|J,4.
To To To
extract gently (a straw)

eye.
a.
Severe year. Intense heat. Granada

(town).
from the
roast (coffee) ; to toast

contract
o.'s self.
th.A^t^
Intensely red. Suffering indigestion (horse).
^v**
^>i.*^
To be
^t>i
shrivelled (dry meat).
be reduced (swelling). To ^ja^\ become emaciated (she-camel). Homs. Einesa. town of Syria. ^ja',^>Peas. Chick-peas.îai-î-j ^âî u^'^,
To
^Sheep stolen by night. <f- Cautery.
^^J_li>
.^
X^y'^'i *-^;?^
*oX>
*.iia6>
Coffee-roaster. Gridiron.
Red. Onager. j/^-i To bite the tongue fi> \'J^ i ji> (acid). To sharpen ( a blade). To impress the mind (speech). To become thick, hard, sj^ o j4^ Acid (drink). Sour (milk). ;'l= Of a lively temper, 'o'j^j il^l) Pungency, acritude. Tenacious.
To
To be
or become sour (plant, xSsy^ milk, wine).
fry (meat).
Tij
A tJ^
^
a
,.r-^*
To
irritate a. o.
(in reC4.->^
To be rigorous
To dislike a. th. î Ca'^ q j^'^ To desire a. th. ,_i To graze jsU-j Co>Uj Cis'^ o
,
ligion); firm (in war).
upon acid plants (camel).
To be courageous. *-.'.lii To irritate a. o. fi>j 2 ,jJ^*'\j ,^* To excite a. o. To heat (a medicine
J^
Garden purslain Out of temiier.
(plant).
l^JI
a
xli;
To render
acid.
a.
th som*,
fit
j^'-î^j j-^'-
u124j^ <^
To lead the way (guide).
yvoll
J fec^
d<^
--
To To To
I
discard
a. th.
from.
^^
j,^
^ j,^
Anythiug small. Lice. Refuse of di^^ men. Lamb. Essence. Guide.
relate interesting discourse, ja'^\ poetry.
turn from one th. to another .^ti-j
To
carry.
To
fi>
C>U^j iU.>
Ji^
Salt or bitter
i
bear (a bui"den). To attack, to charge ic 'H^ (the enemy). To know by heart (a book). Tj fit
plants. Glasswort. Soda.
Acidity, soui-ness, pungency.

Sorrel.
^
I
<Sf^
jÔ^'
*i;4^j
^^^^ ^^j
D Species of citron.
!
show (auger). To relate a (tradition). Pulp of the cedi-at. To become responsible for. i'l;^ ^ Wild sorrel, To rely upon j^j j i ji^jj J j^^ Dodder (plant).
I
*'
Vy^^ J^\X^ _^| ^\^ ^jVi

iiu
a. 0. in.
[
Riunex aquatica. water-dock.

-tfI
To incite a. o. to. Sour. acid, ic 5 ~ Peevish jaAp- <" jaÛ To become pregnant (woman), y^ (man). Chemical acid. To pi'oduce fi'uit (tree). Bad-hearted (man). il^l joA^. To load (a beast) s "ii^j y-*i-^ J^ Land î>.ij jiii*^j jj:J. ^ Zh^^ Avith. To impose a bm'd'eu upon. full of acid plants. To help a. o. in bearing. To j j;;G. To take oif the iru;c jj^^
j
fl>
fi>
.ft-
reward
a. o.
skin.
To
help
a. o. to
carry
j;^!
To plant a
shade
(
a. th.
tree in order to Sj fi> Jaiî a vine-arbour ). To diminish

strike a. o. gently.
xllv^
To take a burden upon o.'s self. To
fi>
^\:^.lj
y^3
jl^J
a. th.
To
endure.
To load
Bottom
of the heart. Sti-aw
beasts for setting off (people). To take <_i; Je. jl o jl ^1 J J>Uj
of Indian corn. Heart's blood. Burning in the LJlUO -lli'

throat.
\^''ild
^ -
upon
o.'s self
a painful' duty.
fig-tree.
To treat a. o. unfairly. le To be incited to. jp ji>ji To bear a. th. patiently. To J^î '
carry
a. th.
away.
To go away from. To become angry. To be alteredj^t (colour). < To be likely, possible'. forth a fool. To ask a. o. to carry To feign stupidity, s jiô.!! j^G-J a. th. To be stupid. To act like a jiiJt Portage. Gestation. Jii>1_, ^\'^^ ^ j^^: fool. To be dull (market). To be,
\
*-5C>L> Uij-j liU-' o J^j a J> -STo be stupid. To be dull (market). j^)| .^^J;^ < To be in a rage. ( for j'^ ) j^ To ascribe foolishness to. fitj s jis: To find a. o. stupid. To bring s ji^l
fi>
Foetus. Fruit (of a tree). Load, burden. ;J )^>j JC>I
worn out (clothes). To become stupid, to

a
fool.
o.
act like ji^.ill.
Lamb. \o'mg
Aries
(
ram.Ji;j,.|j ^j-^l
si'jn
).
j^
con-
Zodiacal
Cloud
taining
much
water.
To hold a. Weakness
Rage,
fit
to be stupid.
of judgment.
Charge at war.
at one time.
What
;Ji;>j
j'^
is
carried iU^^
--j^
of passion. ( for
j^
u;.
ji><.
Transport.
*LXi-j Small-pox.
^/^J
J;?*J
J^^J
J^
Porterage. Beast of burden. Tax. Bloodwit. j;^
^-î
J^J jî^J j4.>J
JU.>;
- vJ-=>-l
ji;^-
Stupid, weak-minded.
cT
To
scorn to do
*l.>.^j
^rv
Ji)ii
*->
a
Swoi'd-belt.
a. th.
To become hot
(fii-e,
i54.>j
tî i^^ a
*j
f\.'^j
^.
Portage.
Porter. Carrier.
i)it>
sun, liorse, iron).
Jlij^
To be angered with. To heat a. th. To

excite a. o.
5 xl^
Meek. Beast of burden.
J^
*]^
J-*>
^\s*^^^
<>
Porterage.
Convi-yed. Stranger.
surety.
To defend
against.
a. o.
ji
oC'ia-.
Rubbish. Foundling.
Pregnant (woman).
-iC^
To welcome a (guest). To render (a place)

inaccessible.
^
A
t\:
^
?r
Swollen
(river).
Bearer of a
bill.
Basket
for carrying J>*1>> grapes. Pregnant ( woman).
To abstain from. ^^ ^^'j i^'''^ To keep aloof from a. th. J\^j To become black (cloud, J'i*-*\
fi>
Sinews of the arms and legs.

Legs.
J'l^*
night).
Patience. Opinion. -^Likeliness. Jvii>l. Litter on a camel. Bas- jbt^ ^ J**>
Protection.
-^
Person under the
*ji;jv
ket for grapes.
< Litter
for the dead.
protectorate of a foreign Power.

Inaccessible. Interdicted.
1^
\i3.
Caravan of the pilgrims JÛ>i ^ to Mecca.

Borne. Predicate.
Ji^
Jji^*
Protective.
Defended. Diet imposed to (a
sickj:;;^^
Wheat
eared.
^
dust-Loloured and large-;]^^
man).
Scorn. Enthusiasm, zeal.
;!^
Admissible. Possible.
(water).
Ji.S>.J
Outburst of anger. Strength (of ui>. wine). Wine. Intensity. Flush (of
youth).
To carry
To
Sii>^
J'^*
"^
Venom, sting of seorJ^j cX^ ^ X^ pions, hornets. Vehemence (of fire).

Protector. Hot.
jû-j
Slâi
ba a water-carrier. Clear torrent. Beginning. Black cloud full of water.
J'''^
^'jî -^
To
twist (a rope)
fi>
The dog. The

fy-
lion.
^ __Û t^Ql
.,>^^
strongly.
Defender. Garrison. Rear-guard, jlû
Lawyer.
Solicitor.
Bellows of a smith. crÛ.* To open widely the eyes and jli.> -Hstare at.
Inner part of
j-!,li>
To long
for her child
Cu:>
'ji-
-^
^ jj^^j
uU;.>-j
o^Û-'
(woman). To produce a sound (bow, wand). To yearn towards. Jl^ To incline towards. it t\:J-i i!^
i
the eyelids. Small ticks.
Plant of the desert.
î> -J^ oC^
To dispel (an evil), A U> o To blossom (tree) <> To ba rotten ;j\i.

(cheese).
*^1 T
v-.> ''j^j lij
j^J^ *
relation on
Father-in-law.
Any male
the side of the husband.
To twang (a bow). To compassionate To desire eagerly.

Tribe of genii. Wife. Likeness. Mercy. Prosperity.
Mother-in-law. Any olî* ^ Sli^ female relation on the side of the

to pity a. 0.
It
c^j
-.
wife.
]\Iuscle of
the shank.
Hama,
,.
town of Syria. Heat of the sun.

fiij
-î.
S X^SiJj *ili3;J *s<-^J '^
;!;>
-if-j
Blessing. Tenderness of heai't. misfortune, -t^ Force of kindred.

I
Ûi Long
To
protect
a. o.
against.
-i>-
To heat
fi>
a. th.
To
interdict a noxious food
beg thy mercy.
^^C^j
dac^:
to a sick man.
ial.
^rA)
-H-
To
incline a. th.
To
lij^
^JaT
Plaintive wind. Yearning desire,
o^.:^
twist (a rope) strongly.
To To
incline. To be stUl. on in looking back.
To
huri-y ^jil
incliue a. th.
To conceal
(ne'ws).To pronounce indistinct speech.
Compassionate. Moaning wind, oî^ Woman remarrying for the sake of her children. Tender-hearted. Sympathetic. o(l>^ Conspicuous road.
Root, origin. ^J,. To sink in the head (eye). J^^ -^ To cut open the throat to. ? Larynx. {See _,.). jy>î '"'J-^ Head of the haunch. ^*^J ^j^>- "S^ To prance J?J^.o ibtL^ j?Ji -
(horse).
The
All-merciful (God).
of a proverbial cobbler.
ojiii
olxiJI
Name
cn^
;.{
He came back vnth empty hands.

[Merciful to.
"Jiu
jc ojac^
-Ji-
To
hop. a
To
dance.
To
be intensely dark
^'j^5i
^j^
--
To be weakened by a fall. Vei7 dark night. ^^(^^ ^ tr-^

(night).
To be green (field). tlsT a l' To dye (a. th) red. a *i^j '^:9=^ '^ Te be dyed with henna. l^^j \!>i Henna. Laicsonia 'ts-^-^j 'U;
inerrais used as a red dye. Arbute, strawberry-tree. ^^Vl
'ILoJI
Lotus. Sweet
trefoil. jyjj>j
J^lui
^'^li
i
-S-
Veiy short
dwarf.
5_, it iSCJJj lii^
Lichen.
A?ic/a<s^ tindoria, alkanet.
^j^
yî
u^
-Ua.
To roast
lamb
)
(a
with
heated
:
Jsi - stones. To
Indigo-plant.
scorch (a traveller To make (a horse)

to sweat.
sun).
jf
Withy-tree.
IjLla^
liCj^j
Privet (shrub).
To be curved
lying in
jjj>iz,\
^^j.Cl
a w-J^ -^
To promote sweat by
the sun.
Intense heat.
in
the backbone (horse).

age).
(old
To bend
a. 0. (old
slUai
Sun.
iCb:
(
To be bent, crooked To feel pity for.
man).
^>j
it
Roasted
meat ). Heated (water). Perfumed ointment.

build (a vault).
i^
i
To
\'J^
Bent with age. Having curved bones (horse).
^!iji
-^
To
Vault.
arch.
Crown of an J U^j ^^ ^^ Jjx^ Bow. Carder, instrument used

in the thick
C-IsT
dance. To jump (man). To JlII^ -Hwalk. To clap the hands. To laugh in conversing. To play (boy).
for dressing cotton.
To remain
a |_p4>
-S-
of a fight (warrior). Godly people, To hunt (a beast). ?_,
^^jJ.
>6>
CiL:
j^}^
^
-
eat French beans. To put ^ on a fur-garment. Stout and big-bellied. Worn out j'J^ shoe or skin-garment. Fur. Sea. Flowers of the Egyptian thorn ( aca-
To
j^
To deceive a. o. To drive To anger a. 0. To bite a. To remove a. 0. from. J.

Serpent. Viper. Insect,
a. 0.
0.
away.
\j
cia vera). Fruit of the lote-tree.
One
(snake).
of the four orthodox Imams.
JJs.
jiuil
^ ju
Jaiallj Q_^ Ja^ * mature (wheat, fruit-tree).To become white and mature (shrub called oj). To sigh. To become red CJaI> i
,
Any game To become
of the chase.
French beans. jiiai Following the rite of Hanbal. j"^^^ Green jar. Colocynth- ^JU^ ^ tree. Black clouds.
To To To
violate (an oath),
iSj*
incite a. o. to perjury,
avoid
(sin).
(skin).
Sin. Perjuiy.
oC>>1
^ ci^
To embalm
person).
(a dead
iali Ij Js!>
Perjurer
violator of an oath.
^J^
Place^ occasion of sin.
oiU^ ^
c^
To rub the palate (of a beast). To debar a. o. from. To bring a turbaa under the
chin.
fi>
iUi
clAiij
To
die.
To be embalmed
(dead
Lâli
iLI>1
person).
To consume a country <iJci>[ jj (locusts). To take the mastery over a. 0. To take the whole of a o.'s property.
To be embalmed ( dead person). l,*ij To be angry with a. o. J i^^j To face death. To be angry. ia^J.\ Wheat.
Buckwheat. Art of embalming. Aromatics used for em^
To
eat much after having duia-1.1. eaten little.To be pulled up (root). Soundness of Sfeiiaij dlds^j iUai judgment. Experience. Palate, lower-jaw. Part i)L>1 ^ di^:
balming. Dealer in wheat. 'JatJ-j ^L>Wheat-seller. Fruit of the Ja;G>spurge. Fruit-bearing (tree). Intense
(red;.
beneath the chin. Beak and blackMouth. ness of the raven.

<>
He bears rancour
towards me.
'Jj^
iaîlJlj JaJU- 'yi
(iUi>tj
liUat^j
liUst^j
(iL-^j
til.;*
Bridle, head-rope.
Taught by experience. iUk^ j

Owl.
tiiiai
^
o
iJUs-
^> ^
^
Xj
z^ U*
-H-
Colocynth [plant). To lean on one side. To be crook- ^jil^ o

legged.
JkU^j
Csia^
w-'ii^
,
i
jiiiji
-ft-
^ji>
-ik-
Oil>r
îfa^
To bend
u*
j^sij
Iji.:
(the back, a
stick).
To
twisty (the
arm). To make a bow. To remain affecJ.!lj,lji> o t^ tionately with her children Avithout remarrying (widow). To lean to.
ic.
To To
distort (the foot).
fi>
^j^
wiî
act like a Hanefice.
To be
cirumcised.
God's service.
ship of idols.
To devote o.'s self to To forsake the wor4
To To To
bend, to cui"ve
feel
a. th.
A ^^
,>>-Jlj
is.
To do
a. th. accurately.
be bent, crooked.
J>i-j
Bow. Razor. Chameleon. Tortoise. Sea-tortoise.
sympathy
c.Aiij>
for.
J,ij
Shop. Ta-
CjJ\>-j
T^S^j
SUU
Sincere Moslem. Short.
'\j^ ,
vern. Vintner.'
Shop-keeper. Vintner.
"j t._j
jj\^
Crookedness, curvature. ^Co-j Any curved '^j '^j -t^] ^ member, as rib, jawT Ci'ooked.
Side.
yji.
Boot-maker. Straightforward One of the four orthodox Imams.
'I
The Hanefites
</
[un.
'j^
"
jllilj lliii
M'ater-tap.
*c4^
lii;
Bow
of a saddle.
'\:J>\
^ _^
Crook-footed.
^ ^^\
Intricate business.
Wine. Wine-merchant Vault. Bow.

Croock-backed.
Bowed
(structure).
Sympathising with.
ding of
(a sin).
(a valley).
jp ^}Js J^l
To enrage against, jpj ^ (5::> a j^ -i^ To spread forth its awn (corn), jiall To bear rancoui'. To become lean (beast). To be fat (camel). To enrage a. o. s ji^ll Rage. Rancour. ju> ^ j^
Enraged, angry.
^
j^j
1
jii
-il-
To
o
bridle (a
s dliral j
vWi
wliv'
To commit
To
CUj C_^j C>:

cj'y
v^
-J^
horse).
chide a camel by the }>'_)> or i._)jf>
_)^
To understand To fasten a. To chew a. th. and rub the

palate -with
it (child).
th.
vitî
dxl^j
To pursue
course.
a sinful
'Q^y>[
^>>^
To
teach, to break a.
o, (trials,
age).
^^
To To
drive (a
2f
\i-
^J^
abstain from crime.
seize a. o. repeatedly (fever).? ijii.
To
To pray
^^y>b
V^Sj
('i>i o iV
-S-
earnestly.
beast) quickly.
To lament,
Gi'ief.
to express grief.j_,îJ,lj
To keep a. th. -witb care. i* iu To gather (o.'s clothes). To walk y^\ quickly. To pare (an arrow). To
trim (verses). To overcome a. Back. Styrax
o.
Sin, crime, fault. ij^j
-h j>j v^'-J ^'i^ Distress; affliction. _j^j y^'y^-
Maternal
side.
love.
Want. Wife.
ti,^
Relationship on the mother's
o^j
vt
To gain
ip
iî^(_^
Need. State.
the mastery over.

(tree).
Soul.
oljij^
'^.'j^
-ft-
iuT ^
iG-
Having
little
property,
:
little charge /Y Nenuphar, water-lily.
iUJ! .jî light-backed.
To fly about, jc ^^~i'jij C>i o obTo prowl about a. th. (bird, beast). To take counsel with. To s ojG.
entice a. o.
oli>*
Coachman,
driver.
Csi^
Quick in work. Clever manager.tsi}>1 To return. To go down Kj'yi- o jG- -J^

(mouthful).
To circumvent To dissuade a.
Fish..
fish.
a. o. by.
o.
^j 5
from.
cA
Large
To b3
unsaleable (goods).
jiT
Cjl}'b *^}^J *^^:^ 'rCjj> Whale.Pisces {Zodiacal sign).

oVill-i Cjjy-
To
be perplexed (man).
C
Salmon-fish.
oJJ jG-
He passed from abundance to deficiency.
Fomelhaut, star in the Pisces.op-JI Surname of the prophet o^JI ^Û*

Jonas.
He does not increase
j^^ Cj j_jiij C nor augment. To have its white 'j'y>-\i lj> a ^_^ and its black strongly delineated
,
Cheater.
clj^
fi>
To
scatter the
(
oG-l
o^
-Ji-
earth
horse).
To move and
scatter
(eye).
To
and spread j A jyi(dough) with a iôller. To whiten

prepai'e
a. th. To search To extract a. th.
(the ground).
cAj
i1j\>-J
z^^ <-^J
'>
'
(cloth).
To
disappoint a.
o.
(God).
To
He
left
them scattered
liver.
cauterise (a camel) around the eye.
about.
To
hold a eonfeo.
5 'jlS*J aj^Gii jjG-
Vein in the
^
rence with a.
To return (an answer). A SjG-l jG-l To give (a result). To hold a conference together. jJUj To be intensely white. y^\ To question a. o, jGei.^', Quarter of a town. oljG- ^ SjGjf
Over hill and dale, up cjjj <zj'^ and down. Liver and the surrounding part. Hj^ Fat woman.
To
need,
Jl^^C::i.|j ^;^1_}
,&->> o ^G-
-K-
to require a. th.
Street,
-fy-
Large house.
j_pi
j'^;.
Deficiency. Perdition. Result.
To lead a. o. astray from. To put a. o. in want of. To seek a. th. wanted, -^ To
^ ^ ^yi
s ^'j-'\
^^7
^âJ
Ox. Whiteji^^ ^ leather. Poplar.
<^j ji;^^
j'yi
purchase goods (merchant). Destitution. Need.

Necessity.
1
White
poplar.
i/ jj
tj^-j,^ "
Jyi
-)>>
<
""^
Black poplar.
Aspen-tree.
^_,i^l j*p-
Brand. District of Syria. Answer. _j^j
olj>>
jl3_,
do not Vj 'G.]^ *^ J, G Wânt. ?r>?.'S*'-' >^VG-j 7rj>-J k'^ *?''* Need. Affair. Natural want. <> Clothes, things.
Want. want it. -G-y
*G->^
jl^
Jl>-'
Luggage. Enough.
-x^^K
o iG-{^
Young unweaned
camel.
oIjj^j Sj^l
Chalk. Tuff, sand-rock.
s'jI'**
Want. Poverty. Need. To turn away from, î- iS^ To shun a. th.
]e>f
^t^
Jupiter (planet). Intfdlect.
jy.
^ y^^S
To track
collect
(a beast)
into a anai'e.
To
Fair and black-eyed.
aud drive (camels).
To
collect a. th. -^
(money). To pick To incite a. o. to. To remove from. To feel shame at. To be

of her husband (wfe).
To spare *_, ^_;i^> up. To park (cattle).

it
Fair black-eyed {iift-^j^yi)-^j j'\-]\ jy>. women. Houris, nyinphs of paradise.
J jijUJ'^j'o
White White
of a fair complexion.
>
CJj
}1
Hour.
White
clay,
<s'jty>
^
forlorn
whiting.
Disciple of Jesu-s-
^^
oy'j
1^ ^
iWji
Cf j
I}*
Christ.
To be tracked
(Vjeast).
To
be
yiuil.
Iron pin of a pulley. Ringjj
j^k^
collected (camels).
of the buckle in a waist-belt. Rolling-pin. Axis of a sphere. Axle-tree. His affairs are unsettled, o'jj UJi cJ^
To be frightened away. î To encompass a. o. ic j-i^j Jr-')'*\ To track (a beast) one party to s

another.
Return. Decrease. Litter. Cavity SjU^

of the ear.
Shell,
mother-of-pearl.
Enclosure for oUo^j tr'S*^ J''y* cattle. Court-yard. Back-yard if- Cloister (in a convent). Hamlet. Rabble. j.'yi. < Holy week. ^bjl Wî - Cause of shame. Relationship. iL\'^
Friend.
Palate.
Conference.
S^'y=:i
JJ^
Crooked stick. To gather <* jUal

a. th.
jU^
\j
,
sju* j 0>> o j*^ "^

o.'s
self.
Grove of palm-trees Hot-tempered (man).
To take a. th. for To possess (an estate). To brace strongly (a bow). To drive (camels) to water
gently.
fi>
j\>
j^j
Odd
(expression). Unsociable
'j.-..j_-L
(man). Dark.
To sew up To
flutter
>ft
(a garment).
To
ii>U* J C^V <>i> repair (a skin).

a. th.
around
Jj^
< To be
To To
anxious, restless.
û.
a u^*^
^ t/^jW
To frequent a. o. 5 jjG*. To writhe and twist about j^ (serpent). To turn aside (man). To part one from the other. jjUi To fly away (from the enemy). juJi^ Side. Seat of a king. Nature. %y^
Grapes,
Solitary.
-fy
To have an eye contracted C?^

in its outer angle.
Enclosure.
<
Fenced place.
the
ger. Black.
Styrax
(tree).
j'^
look at
a. o. fi-om
Good mana-
i^j,^b '^'xi*
jî
corner of the eye.

act cautiously
in.
i/ii3.t
Space. Spot.
Heart-alluring
(evil).
/bj 5
i_yu!l
Stitching far apart. Colic.
u^'j^
^\'^3-
'Jy^
Wooden
instrument for sewing.
To
search.
To
C>i
^\>
(
Girth-strap.
*-iU>
Narrow- ^jÂj
^y ^
,
Usj*^. tr'>>1
Jabtank.
J}r>lj
prowl about. To rove amongst sheep wolf).

:
the
To
J^J C3>:^ collect (water). To build a To make a tank j^'J,az.)j

u^>5>lj
for o.'s self.
-J^
To be brave, daring. To assume courage. To be detained.

Misfortunes, calamities.
Society, acquaintances.
C-]^> a ^j^y*
u-S*'
^îJ,)^
^^ vj^
X^'^
To
collect (water) in
a tank. j^3^J,l_
Want. Booty,
Relationship.
S-l^
'Î'jy*-
Watering- j,u J
j=\'y>\
^ j)\> ifj j^yi-
trough. Tank. Dock. Basin.
To guard,
to protect a. th.
Night-walker. Herald at war. Bold, undaunted. Unsatiable. Wolf.
u-l'*^
tr->-'
^^ ^
\iT
fJ-
female
^/j>'j
plant).
Cj^S> t
*^,'
weaver. Purslaiu
To protect. To surround a. th. a J,^ To make a wall around a. th. To

enclose a. th. (in a wall).
> Colour.
Shape.i)^
i-TU/^
Weaver's shop.
To be
finished,
"^jy^j V]^> o Jb-
-tf-
elapsed.
state to another.
(bow).
To change, to pass from a To become crooked To shift (person).
To To To To
monopolise a. th. be destroyed. try to circumvent
ip JjG-lj
<,
i,^
Ja^t
l,G.1
a. o.
i yj\.
encompass
a. o.
< To
be(a
siege (a place).
To block
country).
To be barren (female). i)yLj Vj^ To produce every second year (ti'ee). ~ To intervene between. oy, *ij^ To be elapsed ovei" a. o. (year), jc. To leap and seat firmly J J^lj
on (horseback).
To have a thorough
knowledge
of.
CJLp ij Ju1
To take care of. To encircle, to hem a. To be on the watch.
jt
o in.
lC:il_
<.^
î^'js.
^
ia'^
To withdraw
compact).
(fi-ora
Vj^
Wariness, prudence. :JalSj Bicoloured string worn as an amulet. Silver-crescent.

Wall. Garden. JsCo-j olL.* Tax-gatherer in a village.
Wai'iness.
To shift, to remove to. J[ To use deceit. *Lo-J ^^^ ~ To squint (eye). V>.' a J^ To change a. th. into. To J{ J^ give a new shape to. To convey
fi>
?- JaJli-
ig\'y^
Means
of success.
JCi>l.
By way
of security.
Execution by
security {in
way
of
iai^\\ jâI, Jp "jÛÎ J>>>
4-
a. th. to.
laio).
To sow
year.
a land every second
J^JVI
Year of dearth.
Enclosure, fence.
^^j
A j^j
^^sCj Jjiu
l,(i.;
To make (the eye) to squint. * J^lj To render a. th. absurd. J^ ^ To alight from a horse. J^ To turn away (the eyes) from. ^ To send soldiers to a. o. lp J^ To alight fi-om (a carriage). ^ To endorse (a bill) to o>U y^\
fi>
The Ocean. To put a. th.
iu4JI>JI
,
Gy o
oG>-
on the side of. To surround a country (rain). To curtail a. th. by the

sides.
A a
o^
o^
Leather-belt. Litter. Skin.
^-j^
oliiaJI
the order
of.
Two
veins beneath the tongue.
To desire a. th. * Vl>>j iJjb-.'' JjliTo seek a. th by deceit. To look fixedly at. J _pi3l To be one year old. To say Jii.') unconsistent things. To have barren
camels.
Side, border. Destitution. c,Aib- ^ ;sU. To encompass a. o. ^^ CjJs^ o Ji> To sweep /a house). To rub and a
-tt-
polish a. th.
To hold unconnected speech to a. o. To efface ( a word).

Crowd. Sweepings. Broom.
it
J^
To spend (one year) in (a To hold absurd talk. To

be one year old
(child).
place),
Vl^>l.
o
J^^l
iJj^j J>:
xjl^
Jj,'*^* ?r
^^li^j
iJ^t*
i)U.
To
transfer (a
j^ Îjj Juri-b Jb-l
To
weave
A ISL^j ^'^j (^>'o

(
debt) to another.
garment
;.
To
compose
To hold a. o. to be weak. it (poetry). To make (plants) to spring To fall upon a. o. with (a whip).^., jJit up (rain). To transmit (an affair) to. To distinguish a. th. ic A f)^ -^ To shift from oneji. î syô J^j To weave, to knit a. th. iiis -^ to another. To leave a mark upon (sword). J i)ii.j Weavei". ^^fei^j xTu ;p iJui->-j wUU To go from (a place) to. Jl ^^
. .
. .
.
c^
pulley.
M
To
seize the opportuuity of
t^
There
It is
is
Middle of the back. no doubt about it. il* lUUiV
* ~
(giving advice).
unavoidable.
Artful, shrewd.
JUaJ
Jl^.^*
J^stil.^
Absurd, nonsensical. Full. Absurd. -^ Impossible.
To use deceit. JjUj j VCi^l Ju>.l. To encompass a. 0. 5 Jî. To squint (eye). To become Sy-\
green and luxuriant (land).
To be
tljirsty.
To
CG3>j
C^
o >G.
-Ji-
pursue (a design).
To hover round about

a.
til.
J^
j' J^
To pass from a state to Jb.5 anothei'. To be absurd. To become crooked (bow). -^ To be transubstiated (element).
(bird).
To
long for
jp Cj^j
'^^~-,.> '^>>-
(o.'s people).
Hot ashes. Black mud. < One's self. Jb< He committed suicide. iJu- JfJ
State,
To prosecute a. th. Ham, son of Noah.

Thick of a fight
Crystal.
;
carefully,
j ^
^^
^G*>ji
*)^1j Ji;^l ^ (m. /. ) Jb. circumstance. Go-cart. Bundle, load.

of
main
oC-^s^
The changes
As soon
as.
time.^ 1)1 Jl^^j

Jb-JI
oVG>.
part of the sea.

V-y^
Immediately, at once.
perish. o^j
jjVGCjb.
To To
be;
humbled.
To
o>>- ^
\s^
-S-
Actual, present.
State, circumstance.
-JG.
i^jl^lj ijj^lj ,s3j
iJ^
c^vu
Jl>>l
,^ ili>
be or become of a dark green. Dark green or dark red colour. s^ Of a dark green 'yi. ^ Mj* > c?j1 colour. Side of a valley. A dark-coloured vegetable. oi\y> Sedentary (man). Eva, our first mother. M^ To gather a. th. * {j.j ij|^ i ^s'j^ ^ To get possession of. To (i>5>lj
preserve
a. th.
Year. Ability.
Jj^j
^ J>^
Power. There is neither ^b H\ S^ Vj Jj> V might nor strength but in God.

Perspicacity.
sight.
Keen
ij^_,
J^j
Removal. There is no escape from it. il^ J^>. v Around. Ji;^j Di;îj J}i, J^
Strabismus.
Squint-eyed.
J^
J^
^ -v^ ^ JS>b J^'
cfiyî ifi'y>i
d\'y>-
To grasp a. th. To enter in possession

forcibly.
*
of a. th.
^sy>
Change. Around.
^^1
sS*y>^j
The
vicissitudes
iiv^j _â)l oV^>
of time.
To be
contracted.
To
coil it-
Obstruction, obstacle.
Ti'ansfer.-^Soldiers sent to a debtor.
Jl^
XJI}:^
self (serpent).
To include, to comprise To preserve a. th.

Sound,
noi.se.
a.
jtj
A 6'^\
Money-order. 'BUI of exchange.

old (beast).
Skilful.
One year
Sljs^j '!>>
-J
\'y>
'J
>^
Shrewd.
'&'i S'^]
iL'G-j,jr3;
'1<>'
JCo.
"Worthy possessor. Small pond. ^^ Intestines. Cushion put Gl^ ^^ 4> around a camel's humpCollection of houses
close together.
Collecting.
In front of, opposite.
Art, cunning.
Per.spicaity.
^ ^
iJ,*
Good
sight. Ability.
*i^1 ^
'I3*
Altered jJi;^^ Ji'^j

in colour.
J^j
J)>'
jj G.
Barren
(female).
artful.
Serpent-charmer.y^j
guts.
^\a.
More
if
skilful,
more
JI>lj
J>-'1
Winding
To live. V SUi a To be conspicuous (road). ?uk To be ashamed of. ^ To keep a. 0. alive /bj 5 ;is.7 l^; (God). To say to a. 0. May God keep
'U/'>-j *iJ,^
Fraudulent bankruptcy.*JCa^|^^>iji^ ^ Check. Endorsement. Ji^ Absurd (speech). Crooked. Ju>i

^
Impossible.
sight. Perspicacity.
G-^j JG-j:
*JGfc
Good
Water-wheel. Large Jj
J^
Whereas, at the place where. ^ if- Wherever, -whenever.
^ So... as. So... that.
M1
thee
alive
To
greet a.
fifty,
0.
To ap-
proach the age of
c^ o^,j
oST
-z
In respect
tf-
of.
Because.
At any
rate, of coarse.
To put (a child) to blush. To nourish ( a child). To enliven (the fii-e). To
A C>
Ij
Respect, relation.
To become destitute. 9-'^ "^ \CJTo produce thorns (ground). ^^1^ ûl
i
spend (the night) awake. To fertilise the earth. (God)
A U
5
Thorn. Thorny plant.

Ii^l-j "i'-ii^}
^G.
i
-ft-
Ola^j Ij1> ii* To stray from (the road).^ SijLil>j

l-Ua^j
To find the earth) fertile. To quicken (the dead God). To have a fertile land. To spare a. 0. To let a. 0. s
(
:
To tarn aside from. To cut (a skin) in slices. To

put
a. th. aside. i sSs^j -^j ?
alive.
jua:
To feel ashamed To shrink. To

veil
of,
abstain
from.
<>
To
To shun
iSu^j sojlki JuG-
a. o. To be partial again.st. Protuberant j^j iCallj i^> ^ -u=: part of a. th. Rib. Kaot on the horn of a mountain-goat. Evil look. Knot on a horn. 2lu> Proud demeanour. Shy (ass). Pebbles thrown aside by the feet of a beast. To be Cllnij l^j e^-j Oi a jV^ -ttdazzled. To lose the way. To fluc-
her face (woman). Repentance. Pudency, bashfulness.'Cii
Vulva
Life.
(of animals).
Rain. Abundance. Plant.
\^\
^j
sC>-JI
sCii
Tar.
Alive; in the bonds of life.
j?.^<J' Q:-
oJ J
Ahve. Tribe. Quarter of a -CjII ^ 'J. town. He cannot dis'^\ ^j> ^11 J_,iiV tinguish truth from" falsehood.
tuate (water).
Sempervivum. everlasting
^)u.U
To be perplexed in. To pei'plex a. 0. To be perplexed. To
J
s
^
^ ^
P
{plant).
<>
jni.
It
does not matter.

Jilij Xft to prayer!
l/-j
<il
and ^>j whirl round (water). To be motionless (cloud). To become full of (food
collect
INIake haste.
^L-a
Come
bowl).
Bring us such a one. To call out to prayer
(crier).
To be
To be
confused.
(youth).
To be
in its jV^tLllj
Solanum
Viper.
plant).
^^^
jlU-j
j^
ji^
:C>-
bloom
-^ Sei'pent.
Wischie-oUi ^
filled
with water
jULllj
vous man.
(place).
The
lion.
t^^'>" 'i>
Garden. Enclosure.
Perplexity.
Cistern. Garden.
j^
;3^
-r
Cerastes, horned snake,

Fertile land.
a/^^k
^c*-"*^
^ J^jj
-r v
-ij^
uiOj>j olj>>^
'S'J^
j^
olSn*
Serpentine, ophite.
Perplexed. i^^Colj i^jtc*
Male serpent.
Modest. Chaste. Animal, beast. Life.
The
planets.
sSjîi-JI
^\'^S
j\->-~Li
Way
leading to the desert.

clouds.
M^:
Heavy motionless
Animal (being).
To urge
(camels).
To
5 Ijjsî
j^
jiti
-ft-
Vital. Belonging to a tribe.
drive (camels) gently.
To draw lines, streaks. To roll up (snake). To be overrun, subdued by

(country).
-tf-
Greeting. Security. C Wj oiUtj Duratiou. Dominion.

Children's food.
Life-time. Place of
life.
A^yî
jti-j
S*^^
j(>.J' r-
a. 0.
'^-^
Countenance, face.
CsJ>
M
^
<jf
line.
To To
hate, to grudge a. o
suiTOuud.
To cause
t_
aJ\>[ J\>\
To mix,
(an evil) to befall a. o. Effects of an evil deed befalling jj; the doer. iJi* - To flaunt, to CVfeuij <k:>
i
jCal'i ^ j^.^ Ci* tr-^ "^ dates with curd and butter. To twist
Streak,
a. th.
To mix
/b
He
waddle.
To
cut (knife).
a (rope). is on the brink of ruin, ili,: |_,_a> Meal of dates mixed with butter ^^J!^ and curd. Bad business."
Slave-born.
cr-jc*^
To impress a. o. (speech), j iJlVTj To wound a. o. (sword). To wrap o.'s self (in clothes). ^ i]U;il_ To be changed. < To V_^> Jb. -^
i
To be
frightened.
To
Cii>
j.\a.
hasten.
be in heat (mare).
To To
frighten a.
o.
j.\^
shrink in fear.
^' j' c-iis^J
Strength. Water jyj.j JColl ^ jl* stagnating in the bottom of a valley. jUi Jt ^ Upright, standing.
xi: Flock of goats. To come, to be at *j^>j Iu1> oU- -fr hand ( season ). To experience a trial. To be fit to be reaped (spike). The time comes for him to. cj\ il oi To appoint a time to a. o. To s Jli. render a. o. unsuccessful. To milk (a she-camel) on cAij
i
Fearful.
\.A^.î \âyî
oLLI*
4_ilj
\-^>^jabJl^j
urt>
,
-it-
To turn away
from
;
^
a. o.
Cli^j
(>d*^
to shun a. th. to overcome,
To endeavour
or to deceive
Ornamented waist-belt.
Escape, shelter.
Ua.
(>:^
To mens(acacia).
Ce'C-.tlj ^'-^^-'J ''-^j*
truate (woman).
To
J*** "^ flow with gum

i
fixed times.
To
o.
give vent to Avater.

ja.'>\'^ .^
'Ol
jal.
J^'}>-
To To To To To
appoint a time to a. destroy a. o. (God).
^ i
i\
Mens-
7jaj\3-j,j^
oW
remain in (a place). k_, Oii be unsuccessful (man). oX^j look for an opportunity. c:\>CiS.\ Wine-shop. 0>Si>j ^\>j oG.
Trial. Perdition. Death.
c;i>
Time, space of
ca-juI
?ri.
oC.>1
rr
'^>
truating (woman). Menses. uP^ To act wrongfully (ii^ \ jU- ^ towards. To take a. th. from the side of* Injustice. Edge of a stone. -<> What a pity What a *ai
is.
!
time. Opportunity.
Once a day.
^^-^-ti
-^c*:
shame Side. Patch added

shii't.
to a
What
a loss
'c'^ C
o^s-
^
^\
For a time. Sometime, awhile.

Till, until.
Tyrannical.
Side of a mountain.
(La.
CCo^l
U-;j-J
Rainless (land).
sura.
i_,
Then, at that time. Sometimes.

Foolish, stupid.
To
a.
ii^
'
roimd
0.
o.
CUjCj tj J^>J U-: To be unavoidable for

a. o.
6\->
To come down upon

(the body
:
Foolish
mity.
woman. Gala-
Jl^^
*jJG>.
(punishment).
To penetrate
sword),
JV*
Ul
C
To humble o/s self before (God). Ji_ Depressed tract of Cyiij oCil yr
land.
Jewish rabbi.
w^
Xili-
To become
defend
o.'s
tall (plant).
Lowliness. Humility.
oCi-ij
Gl o d4* unproductive (land). To heave (stomach). To be Avicked, mischievous, tli o d-ji

5jV'-i.j
Any thing lo be
contemptible.
^^^
To rage, to To amble
(horse).
Û-U Hs To ui Liproperty. To be deceitful. dash (sea). CUij C^ liilj Cij Co-ij Ci

,
^C.i>
To be
crafty, mischievous.
Ci. a
Li
j
To
fiV'4uent
bad compa-
o^'j
To^sink down (in the sand). To deceive, to corrupt a. 0. To make (a horse) to amble.
Deceiver.
5 kJJ>-
1^1
nions.
To corrupt, to teach evil to a, o. 5 To impute wickedness to a. 0. To show wickedness. oj^-^ To affect wickedness. ^î-j To act wickedly. o-k--^l To deem a. o. bad. To find
jt
Vjr^ "^ v^ Commotion of the sea. ^Ci-j Lij 1<^ Bark of trees. Depressed (ground).i^^
>
Wild
artichoke.
^jS-
Amble,
soft trot.
Deceiving. Ambler (horse).
Oii
v'S*
;clij
^r
Relationship, affinity.
(language) bad.
Allay. Iron-dross.
c^
duij
c-lX
Tract of .sand. Clouds. Rag, tatters.
*li
,J1^^
jSi
\S ickedness. Abomination,
Ragged
garment.
Slice of meat.
vW^^J
-rl^'V^J vr>:
v3^
*li->
Impurity. Deceit. Malice. Hypoci-isy.
wicked man
c^
[only used
ij
Bottom
^\J^ ^
wcked woman,
ZM
f/te
oCi
of a valley.
vocative).
Impure
Impure.
food. Foul,
abominable
^n'^
actions.
7l'J.j oCilj 'Ulij c-ii^ ^ î-i Mischievous. Abominable (talk, food).
<>
To have the bowels relaxed. ^K^ -STo abate (heat). To become --'<*' flaccid. To become lean after fatness.
To A
bi-lj
i\'^
<>
-(fS)
%i-j
Scoffer.
conceal a. th.
To preserve
to.
ti
s
a. th.
\j(i.
Urine and excrement. Pernicious thing.
oUliVi
X;:i.i
\s\i.
To propose an enigma To conceal o.'s self.

Hidden thing. Plants, herbage.
Rain-drops.
In secret, hiddenly.
*^ -^j tsii
-^^j -L-i
To know,
a. th.
to try
'o'j\i.j
Sd.
-S-
J; VI tLi'\.'^\
ojr^j
To have
a'Jî Uji-j l-n a _n >j o jrJ>a full ^jj * slni-^j Slnk^j

of.
"Lit'U
:l.i1
knowlege
Secret
mark upon an
'C>.
To inform a. 0. of. uj jl A 5 -rjilj -^l^ To bring news to a. 0. To till the ground for a share a _,;u. of its produce. -^ To manage (an
affair).
excellent she-camel.
Seeds put in store.
k^ t
\!it>Ij
*~S-
Large
jar, vat.
'4,*>* *^-'^
Concealed, hidden.
Hiding-place in a house.
(>
'j^
U
.:;^j
U-.?
To be fully awai-e of. A JJ^ To ask news from a. o. j J^~.^\j To give mutual information. ju-i
To come
land.
Hidden treasure. to a depressed
^ ti-.* *iW^ "^

.^^.^
-){-
MY)
To
experience, to test
fi>j
Lion. Plunderer, ^îijlj
s ^cil.
To
pick
u])
j-yUij Ciii-
jîi
(scattered thinfjs).
To know She-camel yielding much

a. o.
or
a. th.
a. th. well.
jjLC
To mix a. tli. To make a

^
with,
-^ o* Cali ~ u^î-lj ^^j uî

i
^Jaî^
milk. Lote-tree.
Large waier-skin.
Knowledge.
Experience.
Slî^^'j
jC^ U
Sini- j
^ ^
jXi.
mess with dates, cream and starch.
To squander To entangle
To
eat
recklessly; to
^joli-j
Sheep bought
Food. Share.
for being
syî!
act extravagantly.
slaughtered. Large bowl. Provisions.

fit
^
<
squash
mii'e.
(fruits).
To To do a. th. slovenly. To dabble

a. th.
ÛJ
I
amiss.
in
Information. News. Notice, jui'i Predicate, (/oy).
To botch
(a work). ziaî-j
Sweet made of dates, cream and starch.
^îI
Do not mention it it is J^ unimportant. Experience has confir- _rjij| J,li\

-^
;
;^
Jlo
jy<^
Mess, work done amiss. Cou*Jalifusion. ^ Quarrel. Vainly expense. Spoon for stirring up a mess. *-ilit^
med
science.
Elder-tree. {>
1
Wooden
peg.
Soft soil. Roots. Bui'row of a mole.jCi
To knock
a. 0.
fi>j
s Lli. -^j
Ciui
iali
->i-
Mantilla.
i'jLl.
or
a. th.
To trample upon
a. th.
j
The
j
lion.
strike a. o. with the jillj sword. To request a favour from s Jal:>lj a. 0. To render a. o. insane (devil). To grant a favour to a. o. s To beat down (leaves). fi> Jalri-lj
jJJ^\
"^.-i^
Mjji.'
To
News, story. Aware. The Omniscient
"^
^yi.
(God) Seed-pi'oduce. Camel's hair,

I
I
Foam
of the
mouth
of a camel.
jlf')^
^j
^
Black snake.
Historian. Chronicler.
I
jj
)
Ci-1
To
He
strike the
:
ground with
m^Îp
fi>
Ja^
Ja-i-J
:
Experience.
opp
to
^^^
fJ^J-j cjnUi
(the foot
camel).
j
Crane
L'S
\
(bird).
fit
Ci-'^
i
acts in a reckless
manner. He goes at random [lit He stamps the ground like a blind

she-camel.
To journey
night.
at
random by
j^l
To make (bread). i3ji Jji -KTo feed a. o. with bread. To strike a. o. To urge (a beast). To tread the herbs (camels). J^ To be depressed (soil). Jniu\ To be baked (bread). A Jî-\
Bread cake of bread. Large and flat jliil j'-i. mushroom.
;
To be affected with a I'heum. Ja-i-' To be disordered (country). iJi-j To knock a. o. or a. th. fi>j s izlij^ To stamp vehemently (the ground). To do harm to a. o. (devil). > To writhe (in agony). J*r^>-1 To strike a. th. strongly. To request a favour from. s
fi>
"i'Sxij
_n> Jii
<-j
c_ij,i!l
Leaves beaten off. Anything trampled upon.
iJi.
Cyclamen. !jli.i3l Jji' Flat and depressed ground. jji Anything baked. Mess. jj^ Art of baking. sjUi Possessing bread. j li Baker. ijZS- ^ jLi
Mallow
I>ij>j
jC>>j jQ>>-j i^JV'-
Rheum. Remainder
^
Jali-'j Jali-
<iali
(plant).
of water in a vessel. Trifle. Knock.

Noise.
To take
hold
fi>
_î \j
CJil o
^j^
of a. th.
Portion of (the night). Jali. ^ tL'^ Party of men. Draught of water in
To wi'ong a. o. craftily. To seize (booty).

Prey, booty.
i2> C5\j y-Ii

^jjs-j
a skin.
*^^j
-C-Ci.'
J^
To
be extinguished
\yj.j
\'jj,.
MA)
Dust.
-K-
CJ^c
carried in the folds of the clothes.

o Li(fii'e). To subside (war, anger). * Jjl't To extinguish (the fire). To make, to pitch A Jî^j 4^>b
tCi
isCi-'
Diabolical madness.
Stamping Ja^' ^ ia'^\j Ja-^J ii/Sthe ground (horse). Watering-trough tramp- Lii-'^ Ji-wi
led upon. Cui-d. little of water.
Ink-fish.
(a tent).
To
pitch a tent and enter
it.
fi!>^~Z.\
^/JaiA
lu.ikj:
-^
Tent of wool or camel's ;..i.1 ^ -C^ hail". Husk of wheat, barley. To hit a. o with a Jl A Ui- c.i. -Sspear.
Staff for beating off

leaves.
^ Ja^^
Beetle. iNIallet.
To be choked by sobbing
5
^ci^-^ rr ^^-^ ^yJ.B. î -H-
To lessen the portion of. To ba ashamed of a. o.

Avaricious. Defective.
c,>
Ij
^
îsiT
(child). To enter
(a place).
^ lili a ;u*
i -ft,
cÂii-
To
prHênt a. 0.
^s. a
t>
from.
To
conceal
o.'s self fi-om
fear
feil^
or shame.
To carry away a. th. To blush at. To dread To deceive a. 0. To act treacherously

towards. To be wicked. To be confused by
drink.
A
a. 0.
jSilj
^,>
5 \'Ji.
^^
o
i
Ilni-
To tot about. j;î. -aTo contemn a. 0. s u^ jli To corrupt a. th. jfi j yli. o J'J- -HTo disorder the brain grief, lOve). To cripple a. 0. To withhold a. 0. s J^\j To be crack-brained. vC>j "^ a J-i To be dried up (limb). To lend (cattle) to a. 0. s JJ^ To be crippled, dried up (limb), ^j To ask of a. 0. the loan s J^3.^\
(
fi>
fi>
Ji^j
l^ti a Jji-
of a (she-camel).
Palsy. Cripple. Cutting of a

languid.
îti
j^
To be weak,
Treacherous.
Perfidy, foulest treachery.

-nfi-j jj:>j
_^^j
J{.C
To remain To
set out.
Jci-^ J\>silent fi'om fear j,'J{^ -^
or weariness.
lead the
To
fade
To (*_^'j CciT a /^ way in darkness (guide). away ( mirage ). To limp

a. o.
-Ji-
Loan, debt. Crippling of the ^/J. ^ j^j j^ hmbs. Palsy. Madness. Large skin. Bird crying the whole night. Insane, demoniac. J^-j Jr*-'-? Jr*Unsoundness of mind, body or Jui action. Deadly poison. Ruin. Defect.
Seducer.
member.
The
devil.
(hyena).
The
J^
^j-j
time.
To attack
Hyena.
Insane. Crippled.
Excellent guide.
9j^j r^
To
vanish (mirage).
^ îi
-^
Overwearied. <> Weakened. To hem, to tuck A '3C>j CJ; and sew (a garment) for shortening
Mirage. Anything that passes jjizXaway. Gossamer. Traitor. Ogre. Wolf. Calamity.
To put (provisions) in a time of dearth. To elide a syllable in

it.
stoi'e
for
îlJI
To
jtUj \iycCj !>Ui.' o i Jri a. 0. To lay in wait for (a prey). To approach stealthily (hunter), jii'i.
a
,
deceive
poetry.
He died. To tuck
a. th. in
a
bosom. A iic&S
^^ji
To To
<>
deceive 0. another.
listen stealthily to (the
Ji'^3
garment.
jr.î.1.
To conceal a.
Folded
skii't.
th. in the
secret of a. o).
Elision of a quiescent syllable.

iiii
Corner of a wall.
Tuck. Food
o5*
i^
J-^
Ragged clothes. To collect, to pick up A
a. th.
M\
To
îi:
.-
Furi'ow of a hare. ^ Cozenage, fraud.

jp_j
i
^\^
*u>i
To
\>i
moved with awe,

-.X.
seal, to
^ î-j C\f>j Cii. Jii- -ftput a signet upon (a wri^'J^\

*i5
shame.
Fagtjot of fire-wood.
<>
To stamp a. th. To cicatrise (wound). To seal the heart i. e. To

ting).
J^ <
le.
To thicken (milk). To heave (stomach). To thicken (the milk),

Body of men. Remains of a meal. Remainder of clotted
harden
Uti'
i
it.
J\i^
To
finish a. th.
To
I'ead
over
CJi.
(a book).
To
plaster (a vessel).
-nijb il
iJ
God made
be good.
milk.
^.iit
his end to
^^
To
be stained with
j,
blood.
Lion.
j^X:i\i
Abdomen.
cS^f:
flat
"&
Ci^
To have a
nose.
Flatness of the nose, ears.

Flat-nosed.
.liii.' j.
To finish (a book). ^] To put a ring on (o.'s ^ j ^JaTi own finger). To conceal a. th. ^ To pass over, to be silent about. To complete a. th. ^ ^.^JA Seal, stamp. Honey. Îrilj ^^ ^ ^^
fi>
fin
Reading of the whole Goran.

i
siiT
9r
To dung (cattle). To kindle di"y dung. Dung of cattle (used

as
fuel).
a. th.
C-
^'
,
-:
Seal.
_^?>'
^ciij
vJ>'
V>
i^l.
j.i.'j
signet-ring.
Stamp.
<>
Anus.
.Jsil
Salomon 's seal { plant). C)(JxS. ^Ci. Comple- (o/(p to x^îa )^")3i ^ XiJU
tion. Result.
To push
split (wood).
To a To help
_,
2^
^'
r--'
a. 0.
Conclusion. Sealing-clay.
îil^
To hun-y on
(camel).
in
bending the body
Sealed.
Stamped
^^
^lf>
<>
Cicatri-
^Ji'J'
sed (wound).
Gale
strong wind.
its
-ry^
\^' a
laii-'
<>
To draw towards
thily.
-5^
Rock-salt. Measui-e for corn of
vv^
^îi
tliii'd.
^J^
^.^*
end (night). To enter (a house) steal-
about End.
five
pints and a
Ji^
To
2
Gri.'
i
To be ashamed. To urge a question upon

Levity, unsteadiness,
*vî.'
a
j
'j?.
Vsii-I
-il-
To
To
cut a. th.
cM
a. 0.
circumcise (a boy).
ally by marriage to
s c?'Gi-j 'jJîij "^"^^^
îoti'j
>Ui.'
,_i>j-'
To
be ashamed, con-
founded.
To become
).
tall
a Jaii' -Sand tan-
a. o.
(man).
<jcL\
To be circumcised.
Circumcision.
gled (plant).To be covered with her-
Xll^j Jc*
bage
mel).
valley
To
stick in mu'e (ca-
Art of cii'cumcising.
Affinity on the wife's side.
X-îij
H^
To
be overburdened by. To be entangled in (an atfaii*).

5 Jsti-b
^
jl-->-'
o^
^^
Any
relation on theoiii*!
,-
<^-S>
side of
the wife,
-t^
Sou-in law. Bricn?!^'
To abash a. 0. To be ashamed.
Confusion. Perplexity.
degroom.
Noble lady. Queen,
Circumcised.
J?ti-Jl
iJbt>-'-<>-
^ Oy^ Ts
j^'
J>-i-'
Ashamed,
Perplexed.
JÛ-.^
<>
j o>if^'j
To be heartbroken from
(grief, fear).
^
^
-K-
Tangled
(plant).
valley. Full
Luxuriant (garment).
jsî.'
To hinder a. 0. from. i To sell (clothes) one by one.^ si^l^
K~j>
To stupefy a. o. ( narcotic ). joil To lie in his lair (lion). To remain amongst (o.'s people), yi To be concealed in doors joxilj jii-J
Curtain, îli-1 r-^j
Inside of
To
leave
marks upon
ijii.'
o ai'
-f^
a. o. (stroke).
To furrow (the ground). To be wrinkled, lean (skin). To wrinkle (the skin); to make
it
fi,
ioi.'
j'^b jj^ ^
J-^h
lean.
apartments
of -women.
Lair. Darkness of the night.
Numbness
tism.
(of the limbs). Slug-
joi.'
gishoess. Rain.
Dark
place.
Narcotfj^j jOo^
To counteract a. o. S %\i. To oppose o. a. Si^.^ To be cleft. To become lean. îij To be wrinkled (flesh). To part
(people).
Darkness.
Rivulet.
ol^j
ilJ* J
oJ.iA
Lair of a
lion.
Benumbed
(limb).
Obscure
Hidden in
joi:
(place, night). Slothful.
Cheek. Side. Party of men. Trench. Furrow.
ijiil
^ ^
oi'
oi.'
Sluggisr.. Perplexed.
ji(i.
The two
whip.
cheeks.
his lair (lion).
Furrow. Mark of a
SjloiT
Cramp-fish.
Black
ass.
"ij-^
j*
^J-^
i^j'^
Blow leaving a mark

Martyrs of Nejran.
Pillow, bolster.
lEteusely black.
The eagle. Dark night. Black

cloud.
Â^J^^JI
'jj/^î^j jj^S\
Ploughshare.
AVild ass.
jj'ixi^]
Narcotic, soporific.
Girl kept
in doors.
j,^^
jJvj
Sjj-^j
fi>
?3^-*
To lie. Ji.' o <-jJ^ -STo bite a. o (serpent). 5 To smite a. 0. with (the sword).^_, s To walk at a middling pace. k^j^j
C;
Talluess. Stupidity.
J^jî-'j
,
_jjir
To tear
off
CilAi'
jioi-'
-H-
Tall and
stupid.
^:xic:ij
'IJii.' j,
s-ioi
_iai^
(the skin).
To scratch. To mar a. th. To wound the ears ols'Vl J^jSo.
(offensive language).
To scratch
wound.
Flee. Fly.
another's face.
J:.i\a-
Blow or Q^'j ^.^ *ii>^j *ilr^ arrow causing a large wound. To cast her young G-lo* o ôi.' ^
i
Scratch. Bloodless
J-CJAj J.\j^
J:.jj^-
Cat.
Jj,j^Jj
& ^j~i. \j
,
J'?'^
pJii' -S-
To
To be
li.
j. J
(ftiii.'
deceive, to circumvent a. o.
dull
(market).
refrain
be brisk
(rain).
(market).
To
To ?Jwi-' To be scanty from giving. To
dry (saliva). To ba changing (afTo ( wealth ). faii'). Tu be reduced conceal o.'s temper. To sink ( eye ). To be sleepless ( eye ). To disappear
sun ). To be corrupt. ( disk of the To hide in its hole (lizard). j To fold (a vestment). To tiy to outf Wla> J U'^^ piU-
one before the time (she-camel). To bring forth a foetus incom- ^j>\ pletely formed. To have Uttle rain (season). To be defective (th). To fail to give fii-e (steel and flint). Imparfection (of a work). ^loiAbortive camel. r-i-*> To be benumbed Ijoi-' a jj^:^ -H(hmb). To be languid (eye). To be intense (cold. heat). To be sullen
(day).
To be
perplexed.
To
\jj^
l)J^
remain behind the herd (gazelb). To remain and keep to (a place}.k_, To keep (a girl) in SjjJAj Jjî
doors.
To benumb
(a limb).
^J
jailj fj-^
e\
wit
a. 0.
To
f
give up
a. tb.
To
deceive
Domestic servant. Slave. Female servant. *ij^3*-'

Service, servitude (opposed
to
(the eye). ^
"^
To fawn
a. o.
<j'i\>-
To
act deceitfuUy with.
To
yj^\
^.jso
\:t^^
>i-*i-
incite a. o. to deceit.
mastership
iL/'j'Sij>).
Male slave, servant. _^,'^ "^j Having a white spot on the feet
(horse).
yî.]
To practice deceit. To feign to be deceived. To bi deceived. To be dull

(market).
Deceit. Imposture. Prohibition.
îW
f.j^\
^llvi-j :fra>
Lower band
Master.
<
of
trou-
t^t>s-Jj
âv^
jt/-^*
sers on the leg of a
woman. Garter.
jtjs-JiU'
Son.
s
Deceit. Dupe.
Craft, cheat.
7i'j,^
^ An
to.
official.
To show
friendliness
oiii
o-i-
-J^
Meal of
^'Qi'
0.^0^"
the Ai*abs.
olJ^l
Friend, companion.
ct-^j
o'J^
Deficient (coin). Variable (market).
^.û
Unsteady (man).
p.j-îj
at a quick CCoi-'j pace (horse). To go on gently. Vice-roy of Egypt.
To go
b'aiT
tf ai' --
Misleading (road). Small door in a large one.
Stiii
iâil
Wicket.
inside another,
?.,i'i1
f,jj.'\
\^ji^
a
tJii-'j
To J
'XSi-j IsjjL^j
Vii-'
P House
-^
Vein of the neck.

Sti'ong-necked. Daring.
t ~
submit to
a. o.
s ioi'l
^livi -u ji.
To humble a. o. To submit to a. o. To hasten. To strflie up

pebbles (camel).
Small room,
Experienced.
closet. ^.^li^;; ^fjik/^j
poki
p5is*
yjs-J:J.[
-S-
jjlii-'
To To
fill
(a vessel).
To sharpen
(a
*
^j 5
sword).
cut the extremities of the
rent (garment).
Jujloi-'
at a short and 6ai i joi -Hquick step. To lead an easy life. To rend (clothes). * olci )j To carry away a. th. fi> ^j3i.[ Helm. ol^'
To walk
body with (a sword.)
To
iJj'Si-3
serve, to
s iilxi.j'tJ'lxi. o
o.
-<>
J^Jî'
(
-^
To be
minister to a.
To
last
gar-
Swift. Spinning-top.
^j'ji'Si
ment).
Spring-plant drying in summer.oljoi-
To have a white
feet
(
spot on the
li.
To
cut (a fruit) in
tai' a ? lii-'
ôi-
-S-
horse).
a
.slices. To carve (meat). They dispersed in all
y,jij
l_î
dii'ections.
Kind of mince-pie.
Knife.
*i,-i-'
X&Sk^
To
sling (pebbles,
(ilu.-
SSi: -
citilii-
To take a. into service. To give a servant to a. o. To serve o.^s self. To ask a servant from. To take a. o as servant. To ask a servant from a.
give
^
civil
j!j^ -^ s ôil
^^l.
s
5 âi-iJ,
o. -^
To
fruit-stones).
employment
in.
to.
Quick pace of camesl.
To be employed
j
â> ^
Ji
Walking
Kind of
quickly.
wijoi-'
:ijjii
sling.
To
desert,
^j
s C'i'Si.j
vlU-'
o Jlii -
to forsake a. o.
To
separate from
Jlu:
To
the herd (gazelle). induce a. o. to forsake

another.
J> Pay. Respect. Work. Liturgy. Anklet. oCaij >*lJ^j v-â-V ^^^sLeg. Ring, circle of people. Thong tied to the pastern vô^j
Service. Civil service.
<>
jf
of a camel.
Service.
iJla>
<>
OT
Awl.
jij^.'
(cat).
>
(
To
I
incite
people ) to forsake
helpless.
a.
To parr
To
snore' (man )._^'^'
a. 0.
I
INIurmur of water. Rustling. Water flowing abundantly.
j>;,i-'
jV'i.^*
j
To
\'iî '0%-> '0* ^ ^-^ "^

*j^'j
Mî-'
<>-j
To leave a. o. To forsake o. weak (feet).

gitive.
To become
relieve o.'s bowels.

j
Forsaking. Fu-
Ji^ ^
Jl!U.'j
JiQ.
Excrement.
'j^ ^ '^
>li.>3l
'î-'
i
!Mango-steen (tree). A?-ert?v'a, sand-wort.
*?-V,^' 'J^'
O*"-*
Holding back (from the herd gazelle).

:
J ilî' ^
,
-tt-
Watercloset.
^jUt
iî^j i>^-*j
To
fii
j>S.*Jj
^Si^j
Cii.'
îi-'
trench off
^Sjî ^'j^ a
a. th.
To
strike with its
To be mined,
o^'
Cjî.'
i
S'
talons (hawk).
wasted (country). To have the ears pierced.
To hasten, to go quickly. C^jii.' a > i> To be trenched. To be j.!U;jj Cai.' a

To
drunk (man). confess a misdeed and remain silent.
intoxicate a. o. (drink). âij.ii-1
To ruin (a house). A 0;^.' ^'j^ To pier ce, to split a. th. To wound a. o. in the orifice of 5 the ear. -^ To ruin a. o. To become a robber. xJiî. o i_j>To carry^j j_^'j C^'j xJlî-'j sJlî
v'
To
off (flocks).
<)
Cutting (sword). Generous (man). Piece cut off.
c>v
--^>-
ke an
To make havock. To maupi'oar. To leave no

lay waste.
<>
fi>
^'j^ stone unCJiOl
Cutting well (sword).
Smft
Knife.
in running.
turned.
Intoxicated.
To
lish a. th.
To demo- ^'j^h v^*To damage a. th.
Sharp sword.
i
To eat up (a tree: worm.) To be crushed by adversity. To be split (water-skin). To long for a. th.
Eye of a needle, hole of an axe. Anus.
"HXjLj
A v^^
s^îZ.\
To hang j'j^: down (ear). To submit.

Lop-eared.
JJ^>j
j-U-'
l-ki.'
-^
i^lUsi-ll
y/j^ _j,jSL]
(ear).
'jj<>
Jl^
Dependant
^[Aj
V^' To murmur
To snore To
(water).
(sleeper).
Ilt>."
^'
-^
To produce a
[j/jij
Shepherd's ^Jji- ^ H.'jij ^'jî ^'jk. bag. Unsoundness in rehgion. Hole of the ear ; eye of a ^'î. ^ oî needle. Handle. Sieve. Vice. Pudenda. oG^p-' k "^.'J^ Wasted place. Ruins. i_/^ cr *'>>-
rustling (wind, flying bird).

fall do^\^l
from a
1^
10 j-
(terrace).
Male bustard. Wasted, out of order. Ruined place. Coward.
OVli*
!r "rL/'
oVJ^
-î
^j>
To prostrate o.'s self to To attack a. o. To cut a. th. down. To be flabby (man). Mouth of a mill. Round
grain. Base of the ear
(God).
J-
Wasted
place.
i_/^j C\>.J-i v^-C '^9-
!r
Gimlet.
j:.^
(cat).
Prostration.
Ruin, devastation. ^_,\î_,x;_^'l ^ Carob. Carob-tree. '^yj*i
Ô*
^Jj^ ujy>
Purring
Murmur
ling.
of water. Rust-
'^
Thorny
carob.
jj^
^_,_,
j>
^j' it>Ij
Snoring. Upland.
Anagyris
trefoil.
fcctida,
bean-
^jU-JI ljj^'
Murmuring (water). Snoring. Spinning-top. Water-fall.

^
Death-rattle.
GT
To take
out
a. th. -^
>
To
spend
fi>
j
^
Robbe)'. Camel-stealer.
yjyj^.
i^j U.
(money).
To
let (blood).
Having his ear

fjf-l
'r'-'*
He made him
so-
<i.Jifr *4-^*-
pierced.
[
lemn funerals.
Nest of hornets Hi
To be
well-bred, gentle-
t_,iVI
^î-i
manlike.
Sour milk. Water-melon.

<>
To To become clever in (an art). J To spoil (a book). scrawl, to scribble. To divide (an estate). tj''--' -u!Jl LîiG To extract (a meaning). To A ^jM-\ Hen scratchings on the ground. draw (water). * ^j^'.'^ ^ To be coloured with white an'l '^'jL\ To rafrie a. th. To set th. apart. -^ To mix up everything. black (hor.5e, ostrich). To entangle (threads). To compliTo draw out a. th. To ?j A -rji-.:-'. cate a. th. ask a. 0. to go out. To extract (a <^>'j* Medley, intricacy. mineral). To elucidate (a question). To disorder, to impair Jaj' (a book). To distil^ (f- To translate
fi>
ifc
late a. th.
a. th.
9r
Land-tax. Expenditure
^ INIaterials.
fy-
1^
'
rr
w.
Suitable.
To be impaired, spoiled. To tear oft' a garment,

to spoil, to corrupt a. th
l--*-^
ifc
.V O'-J'
^
-fr
Waste. Refusei^
,11
if-
Rubbish. Privy purse; poc-
Hellebore {plant).
j\
j^'j>-
^^}\
d>',> li*
To
pierce, (the ear,
CJî-' o Cj'j>
ket-money.
^
lips).
That
is
what
just suits
To be
a clevei" guide.
C)^> a
Cjji-
thee.
Hole of
Deserving of the gallows. Saddle-bag. *4-jh ?r frj>Sally of troops. -^ Balcony. "ii-'J^ Living. Expenditure, pocket- :c;^>-^
cAjiAj Ci/ji- ft the ear. Eye of a needle.

of a saddle-girth.
PI^j
"^j*
Ring
*Jjij S-î
Skilful guide. ojJ>i-'j c.u\'j^
Direct road.
Cj1,> cSjui
Ojî-^
money
Poll-tax. Income.
^\'_,
Having the lips perforated. Reddish ant. 'U^

Rubbish, old
fui'niture.
cjJ>^
-fr
Pimp'es,
cS>-\ji
un 14 \ji
^r
'*^'j^
boils, abscess.
<>
To go
^j^
-rij^^\
if-
Relief of the bowels. Boil.

of Resurrection, of Exodus.
The day
out ^* '?-l)^-*J %-iJ- o -k'j* "^ from, to depart from (a place). To relieve o.'s bowels. To ^J,>'
Feast-day.
spend money.
The book
Clevei-,
,>^
To be
clever in
an
art,
j
(_)
shrewd.
Extei'ior, outside. <
^Vj :-!>' Quotient, -rj^
science).
From
without.
Abroad. Outside.
External, exterior.
Heretics, I'ebellious (people),
Foreign-office.
^j Ci- ^.j ^j liji j

l^.j.G-
To bring a. o. out. To attack a. o. To rebel < To part with a. th. To take, to send ^ fi>j
a. 0.
against. j&
^
s
Tr^'b yrj^
^j
iî-JI
or a. th. out from.
ifa-jU-.)!
SjO.?,
Well
bred. Clever in an art.
r->'j^
j,
Bicoloured.
(of a calculation).
shift. Oiifice of
.Uî
Outlet; place of exit. Result
^'Ji\ 9-^.?
To bring up, to breed (a child). ^î.' To train a. 0. in (an art). J 5 To impose a land-tax on. A To elucidate (a question). To diversify (a
Way
of escape,
work).
tax.
>:j>
the anus.
To pay a
\S
Feast on the birth of a

child.
u-'j^J
Wj'
j
,
'
To
be a \irgin
aî-j^,
iS^,
i_>.
(girl).
To remain
silent.
Food for a confined woman. wjp-' Wine-jar. ^yj. ^ ^ji.j ^^>Maker. seller of jars. u-l^' Khorassan (Persian province). oUÎ^
^^j^-i
'iSf^j^J
To be
ba.shful (boy).
To keep
y,i.1
silent.
To
'
be fond of (sport, play).
Jl.
^>
J^
Virgin, bashful
woman.
ijî!)
^'^'J'-'
i^r^^^J
*^y^^j-^
j
Unbored
Soft,
^
i^4> ^l)*i
voice.
Sjj>^
From Khorassan. \s^j^J Semen-contra ; -worm- -jilJ^' "jj,^ <

seed.
pearl. Maid.
low
î.^ Cj'j^
Dumb.
Still
^;,i.'
.11.;,^.' j,
^î.]
(echo, cloud, army).
Cupboard
in a wall. Closet,
oli'-v*'^
To scratch a. o. To scrape To drav (a bough) with
a, th.
fi>j
Aj
j^^
Small shot. Ironmongery. Si^ Ts Petty money. Ironmonger, *=?:^>' T ^^Lr* Ts haberdasher Small shot. Jij> Ts if- Small-grained grapes. ^ Disordered (affair).
a crooked stick towai'ds o.'s self. To parcel (meat). To eat To sting a. o (fly). the best part of a. th. To be surly (dog). Cilîj iijlki jij^ Large pieces of meat. To attack and scratch o. a. J''j^ Mustacd, charlock.
(cats, dogs).
Thlaspi {plant).
To snatch
scratch
a. th.
To
^j.
j-'jsLy
Mustard-seed.
a. o. (cat).
To sew ^ cAS*
'^Ss
lL\jC
J.\'j,.
(leather)
<>
Flies. Old furniture [coll)-Jjyj^
with an awl
a 0^' To bore a. th
J-r*
Surly dog.
Filings. Trifles.
Te
Shells, glass-wares,
Slough of serpents. î-l^ ^ '^'jh Broken egg-shell. Skin upon the cream. Dust. Crooked stick. <> Awl. jX^Jij J-ji-Ji To botch (a work). -^'^J^ ^ Stir. Uncouth speech. iii^ Hard and rugged ground oCiJprj
fi>
J-^ {un. Z'jji^) j'j> beads strung in a necklace. Bezel
set o.'s affairs in order, {yji:
Pomum
<)
Adami. Lens of the eye.

Tingling in the limbs.
glass-bead Vertebrae of the back.
or cowry set in a string.
if-
^ A gem, a
Artichoke.
h^j^
îî'i.' jii'i'^j''-
?r
^y^ j^
Huge mountain.
mouth.
^y-^j" Peak. Canal from the nose to the

-r
Curb of a well. Jewels of the crown
Stitch-hole.
Cobbler.
To To To
lie.
guess, to ai^praise a. th.
repair a. th.
^'j^ ^ j To ap- \^\'j,.o ^'j^

C9>.'
Art of a cobbler. Having its wings perforated

(bird).
praise (dates).
To be hungry and cold. CsJ,* a ^j^j^ < To repair (plate). A o^'i^ To barter a. th. A y^jU To forge a lie jt ^J-*\i o'ji-i
against a. o. Gold or silver *-i>j^'-^j oC*^' ^ u'Jring. Ear-ring. Palm-branch. 'j=^'J-,i^'^j*\ ?r
Awl, needle. To be dumb. To walk
jjy,J>
C/p-'a
^ j'j^j> ô* ^
.silently (army). To be sleepless. To prepare food for a 'U-i3l Ip uv* woman in childbirth. To render a. o. dumb (God). ^'J>-\ UV*' To prepare food for t.Ai)l c
herself: (confined
woman).
Dumbness.
\o
Conjecture. Valuation. Spear--
Rhinoceros.
Oats.
JaJ -^^^
^î
JU>'
-head. Ba.sket.
lift the nose. To ^Jîl ^W'î-' -fr become proud. To be angry. Nose. Trunk of ^!?'>' ^ J'i^'>' an elephant. Pig's snout. Heady ffdne. Khartoum, town of the Sou-
To
Instrument ^r,i'i^ t/>-j u^'jij ^'ji for collecting honey. Share. Food for a woman con- i^^>
fined.
dan.
Cold water. Stagnating water, ^âij^ Outflow of a river. Sea-gulf.

Liar.
Red and long earth-worms. ca1i_^' -V^ To split a. th. * 5;0^0,\i>.'a p,J,i.'-f}To be brolien. To p^^'ij li-î-' a p._p-' become weak in mind or body. To have ^j^^j c-j^J *fi\j^ f.ji,
Ciyo^l^
-r
i>''^>-'
Spear.
u^j,i^
oft"
-r ^'J>--^,
To beat
the
tree).
fi,^'
o ^'j^ -^
(leaves of a
with the
flaccid limbs.
wood
in
To pick (grapes hand). -^ To plane, to turn a lathe. To brag. To crack

(medicine).
&
To become flaccid, weak, soft f._,9lJ To be dislocated (limb). To split a. th. To create ^'Jî. \ a. th. (God). To forge (a story). To embezzle a. o. To fi>j s squander away (goods). To break (a
fi>
a joke.
To purge a. o To have a diTo be
l^j o
J^ ij
<>
O^î-' a
^j*
sease of the udder (sheep).

slender (body).
in
(in
To be ia'^X
lathed.
branch).
Incision in a sheep's ear used
^.j^
To be strung
bark rashly
(bead).
To em- J
as a mark.
Weakness
of the limbs.
an affair). To break in (a place). To rush upon (the enemy)-
Weak.
Flaccid.
^j^j
Weak
lip).
^^
man. Fine woman. Big- ^J.^.' lipped. Soft lip. Pendulous ( camel's
^.j'j^
Palma-Christi^ castor-oil plant,

Discovery. Creation, ou-l'j^l
Soft twig of one year.
To unsheathe (a sword). ^ \fj\i. \ To become long (beard). ^'iJ>-\ To hurry on. To proti'act (a journey). To ^
It is
tXJ^Lx
_..,. lîT
be entangled in a snare (hunter). a difficult thing. i\~2!l Jji.'ijji Coagulation of the milk in the i/^
udder.
Young
girl.
Soft
woman.
,
Tall and
Weakening
-fy
of the body.
lusty mac.
Restive (animal). Bluno oî-'j

'jî-'
J^'
Jjî.'
To
be-
'lilî'
come weak-minded. To
man).
a ciî-' -i^ dote (old
derer
Humbug.
Aj
^ln>lj
îî-^j ^'i^jhJ '^j^ o "-iS*
-^ Moulding. rcJ/iî. Parings falUng from a lathe. <L Qi.' Leathern bag for silk- Ja^' i^v ?- "^l j>
Craft of a turner,
To pluck
a. 0.
(a fruit).
To gather
fruit for
worms' eggs.
Turner,
-if-
<>
Map.
Ilî.''
Humbug.
^j}^^ t
Jajj vV^'
To
be watered by autumnal rain (earth, men). To produce autumnal herbage.

hold
a. o. to
^^
S'ji
Petticoat.
<l^l_^'
<>
Lathe.
Suffering from coa-
"^'J^-t
i ,k
To To
To
be a dotard.
gulation of the milk (beast).
a. o.
& ^jU transact an affair with during autumn. bring forth in autumn, (she- Jiîl
Long
(face).
cone.
tj^k*
'Jtj'A-^
off'a.
Conical.
To
scrawl.
To
strike
ih.Jj^ji^-i^
goat).
tree).
To have ripe fruit palmTo enter upon the autumn. To

(
Waste-book.
Butterfly brightly irJtl>,.
coloured.
uvÎr^
"<*
î,h ^
become
tall (Indian-corn).
r^
hole.
(
<"-
\o"\ )
i
OJwil^j ol^'
:;j\î
Open country.
P/. Openings
Harvest-time. Fruitseason.
as doors, windows.
|
<>
He has
"*Sjî\
lil
tâ
;
jji-ji >\'j
\
increased the evil
he has wi'
dened the hole.

BoLintiful, profuse. Jlî-j
Witticism, humourous talk. Dotage. Gathered fruits. DoC/CilJ,* ^

tage, nonsense.
"^S'^
Awkwardness. Misuse. Stupidity.
Jl^l 5r *J^>j J^'j

JJ^'
iilr>:
J*^'
<>
Lamb.
>-J'3*:-'
^^*jî
*'_>*
'
t ^
'^Jj*
ttajî-'
Calf. Colt
six
months
old.
lî.'
Hole.
Jî'
Coarse cloak worn by the jj,i ^

Sofis.
*J^
She-lamb. Pahn-tree bearing fruit.
Rag,
tatter.
Cloak of Mohammed.
Duster, rag.
xIjî X-s^JI
;Jî-'
j_îrj Jî.'
sJî-'j xjl^;.' nj ;Jî.'
Autumn. Autumnal rain. Year. yJ^_J^ Fresh dates. Water-wheel. Streamlet. Palm tree farmed out. ^\'j>- ^ *iij>
Autumnal.
Dotard.
3,S*'j Uv*-'-> I^-lJ' o^î-' -^S vJ^
oj,ii-.> ;r
Pursiain (plant).
Unskiirul. Clumsy.
Wondei ful.
>
First rate.
jj u.
SiUI
Jj,vi-
Basket for picking

out the best dates.
kJ3'>--
Extraordinary.
Violent wind.
Soft wind.
JÔ*-'
?
J-Jj^^J
Ji>^
Dotage. Avenue between two
Xj^jJ
Fiain rich
Bountiful.
plants.
J^' ^
Jilr^
Clumsy. Foolish,
Desert.
j^
^ *^S*
Jj.>^>
>
^.^3^'
?r
J^^-
rows of palm-trees. To mix a. th. A j^^'j^ ^ j,y^)\ J (f- To speak confusedly. Worthless furniture. Rub- jiia^ -^ bish. Playing-cards from two to six.
Holes of the body, as the
Jj\k^\
mouth, nose. Fine man. ExpeJlj}^-^ t JG^-* rienced, generous man. Wild bull. Kerchief twisted for striking.
Swift.
In tatters (man).
jji-j-''
To rend (clothes). A CsîT i o Sj^ -MTo traverse (a desert). To make a hole through (a wail). To ooze through (oil, water). To infringe ( custom ). To forge (a lie). To pierce,
to perforate a. th.
^
JC^'I J'^sfj
'
-^
To
violate, to desecrate
if;!^ JJ^.'
Passage.
J'Jk!^
(a sacred place).
Windward
place.
r-^^'l
To remain
To dishonour a. o. j Jî.' -^j (j/^ o
Unfrequented (place). To shot (an arrow)

carefully.
jStkiJI
<Jij
j^d-
continually in doors.
j
i
^fi'^
To
slit a. th.
To
C.>'
^>-
crack (a gem, the eye of a needle).
To be confounded by ^^> a JLî-' fear or shame. To be unable to 'fly (bird). To be fooHsh. To be unskilful _, ii\J^ o J^j
(in
To sweep away (its bank water). To perforate the nostrils of. s To turn aside from (the road). ^ To forfeit o's promise. j He died. v-jj^--!! i^>' To have the partition of C>^ a ^>-'
:
To To To To
lie
work). impudently.
a. th.
a.
J^'
tear otf
be torn
A-
bawilder
o (fear).
^<3'J^
3'J'-Jî
the nose perforated.
Jj'j^lj pierced through. To be profuse in.

off,
oj>^
To lead a dissolute life. 1A^ j>^ To spUt (a gem). -^ To embroi-A j,^

der, to chisel a. th.
J JâJ To forge (a he). * jCnilj To blow violently (wind). 3'j^\ To cross, to pass through ^ Jlnil^
a. th.
To be
broken.
> To
be erabroi-
j,^j
dered.
Desert. Crack, ci6j^'
j 3ij^ ^ dj>
Of
To
A\ink the eyes.
\eV
)
desti'oy, (a tribe).
^ yj\i.\j
jj\i3
Small-eyed tribe on the shores jji" of the Caspian Sea. The Caspian Sea. y^\ Jj
To To To
be pierced (nose, ear). cut off a. o, (death). To
j(^\
s yJii-\
Pain
in the spine of the
Sjjij Sjji'
weaken a. o. (sickness.) He was taken away from us tS j^M(by death).
back.
Food made meat and

Pig, swine.
of minced
flour.
X/.j^j J.j>-
Peak
Lie.
of a mountain.
j^^>-'
>'
Pros. Retrenchment of a syllable.
j^j\^ ^
evil.
j^^jv,.
Scrofula, king's
jl'jS^
Jyi^\
^'S.
Pierced (ear). Inaccessible

Dissolute.
(hill
Dolphin,
"Wild boar.
j,j^
JiJ^,
Sow. Unsteady
"^j.^
gait,
i^3'-ô
^'j'Sy*
Bamboo.
hollj
j j UiT ^ d<jj\f Spear. Tiller of the rudder. Knee(jdiOit).
Stick, cane,
Leaves and branches of a tree. Kind of bean. Star- wort. Licentious sect admitting metempsychosis.
Impious, dissolute. Cold
îî.'
wind.
Small-eyed.
Jj^ ^ .13>' ^_j>1

,
Cloven rocks.
To waddle To remain
behind
;
in walking.
J, ^.y^^j to part from.

a. o.
> a fji
fit
kijji-'
^
-
-~
Tip of the nose.

Corn-cockle (weed)
Having the nose

f.ji:j
To To
cut, to sever a. th.
perforated.
prevent
from
o>^ î
fi>
f.ji-'
Lace-work. Lace.
Projecting (peak).
walking (lameness).
To divide a. th. between. cA> f.jl-3 Point of a sword. To be cut in the middle (rope). f.'J>i][ To alter (a book). < To A jJ^'ji: To be bent by (age). .scratch, to tear a. th. with th^ nails. To separate a, o, from. ^t a p.1^1 Hermaphrodite. Death. Young hare, ^.Iji.' j;|
Piece, fragment.
Xclji'
Palace of king
Coofah.
Naman
at
Tales, amusive stories.
j^ji^j Jit ji
-}^
To
*^^3'J^j>-'"^
6';i.'
i
cover (a wall) with

pierce a.
o.
Joke, witticism.
pricks and thorns.
To limp in walking. To walk haugh- kJj^ j

tily.
To
through
jji'
-f^
with
Silk.
(a lance).
Tissue of silk and
To rend
a. th.
(a garment).
To
split
a
>-9J-'
Earthenware, pottery. Earthen, made of clay.

Pottery.
"J ji.'
<> Duck-weed. Male hare. Sji-b Bramble dried up Silk merchant.
wool,
^\^'j
*j
j^
To pass through
(the target
a. th.
:
Clji'
ari'ow).
<>
To
J>'-tear off
i
Burrow of a hare. To be swollen t-j^^^J-^J*" (skin). To have the udders

(she-camel).
To pierce a. o. with (a spear). ^ To hit (the target) with an arrow. To cast (the eyes) at. To be pierced through. j'^j\j jy^j ^ To be rent (garment).
fit
To ask
a. o.
to store up a. th.A
c<jii-~l.
Treasure.
-^
Safe for money.
^jji
Chamber. Inner cabin.

Treasurership.
<>
*>,0-' ? *j'0^
(sword). J'M-^ Rent, hole in a gai-ment. JjiT Spear-head. -^ Tearing. jj uPale, pole. Pointed j) jj>' . J^jU- -^
stick.
(a
To be unsheathed
Cupboard. Magazine, Treasury. warehouse. Ward-robe. Closet.

Library.
Arsenal.
oljij Ti'easurer, secretary.
^y^\
^^.i^JI
To impale To have a
the back.
man).
s 3''Sy^ "^
fracture in
s'j> a Jji'-tt-
Treasurer.
Hji-'
ojj'i
j'^ji-
Tongue. Property laid up.

^Magazine, cellar.
^ OfPiiie of
oO>J
-^
oj,li
Treasury.
*i ji.'
To cut, to sever a. th. To hinder a. 0. from To walk heavily. To be alone to hold (an
opinion).
/b
vji'
Jji.'
o*
i_,
JjiJij J^*^
JJtill.
oj,W ^ oji^
a merchant.
To
-fi-
cut a.
0. off
from
(his
ji- i
The nearest roads. JiJJ' oji^>' To overcome, to rule i 13 ji' Iji' a. o. To treat as an enemy. To restrain a. 0. To slit (the tongue of a
young
bâst).
relatives).
Fracture, in the back. Hinderauce, obstacle.
;jj
dji!
Sluggish gait.
^^'hose
hump
J'j^j
gone
Jj^
-ft-
is
J.>jk^j Jjil
To
fall
into dis-
^j^j C j>. a sSji-
grace, to be lowered.
away (camel). To pass a jbj
To be ashamed of. ^j ^sji-j *3ji To disgrace eS>b Jjî-j ji j'J. (God). To confound. To disapa.
,
2f ^ji-'j ^'ji i ^ji' ring through (a camel's nostril). To string (pearls).
point
a. 0.
cJjiszJ.1
ijlji-j
To abash, to humble a. 0. To meet with a. 0. in taking

a different road. To enter the foot (thorn) To oppose each other
(armies).
iill ^ji.'
yj\^
shame. Confusion. Punishment. Remoteness. Repentance.

feel
To
tJJ%
y^
j>'j\i^
Disgrace, misfortune.
iJ^J
*ij-
Abased, reviled.
Kind of palm used

Giî.'
for twisting
^ji'
ropes. ^ oQ ji' Disgrace. Cause of shame. jd-J ^ Sljk/ Tulip. Confounded. <> The Devil. Hair-i"ing (jji^* To be vile. put in a camel's lli_, xjlUi' a ;>i.' -8To decrease (value). of (women). To diminish the ^ !c j t~i.- q Lavender, {plant).
G
ji.''
<>
fi>
^
Ashamed.
îî.'
V,'J>- ?r nostril.
X>l';i
*"J*J -'J Nose-ring
j^y^j J\'_^
'\yus
portion
of.
;
He came to no harm he Hi.' C < was unhurt. To commit a felony. CCil^ ^^'1 To find a. 0. vile. To contemn fitj s a. o. To render a. 0. unlucky. To make a. th. by turns. ^\is7
fi>
Hyacinth {plant). Male serpent.
i/l^
>jVI
Having the nose pierced ^jji^ (camel). Having his beak pierced
(bird).
To store up (goods). Cji.' o To keep (a secret). To prevent

fi>
u>-'
(spea-
To reckon a. 0. mean, vile, To hold a. o. to be stingy.

Lettuce.
'îc^\
-^^^
king).
*j\j>-
O Ciji-J ^ji- a Oji-J
^j'ji-J
Cji-'
Wild
lettuce.
{plant).
Anchnsa, alkanet
jU.?JI
^| -^ i^
Dipsachus, teasel {plant). ÎJOl \j:
To be altered, to stink (meat). To become rich (poor man). ^.jil To lay up (goods).. To take (the^ j^l. shortest way). To keep (a secret).
\o\
land to be swallowed up with
its
in-
Thing made by
Lowliness, vile-
turns.
ill_i.'j
i!Li._)
^^Cj:c-lC_i.'
habitants (God).
To sink in its orbit (eve). Cili.' To become emaciated. To be in the way of recovery. To fall in (roof). To
i
ness. -^ Sordidness.
Fixed stars that never

Vile,
-fy-
set.
Stingy, ungrateful.
\tjLCj Ci-' a
be deficient.
To tare a. th. ^ To be deprived of sight (eye), To be eclipsed (moon). To be

blinded (eye).
(land).
UtLi-
<>
To
^
be
weakened
*l
.juil
>jiZU[
(sight).
To be swallowed up To be perforated (roof). To

^jtU:
be decayed (well).
Deficiency. Issue of water.
To drive away (a dog). ^ To be driven \Ls-j\j 'tli.' a i^'j away (dog). To throw stones one i.zi>jj L;:vi.
,
at another.
Ignominy. Clouds rising
in
the West.
.jiiXj
Indisposed, unwell.
OUi-'j
\y.i.j i:^>'j
1^
iiiia.^T.s
Walnut. He has humbled him.
CaJ_i ii^C-
He sp 'nt the
eJ-J-JI j\
XlLi^
3 oQ
night in hunger.
^jL>w < V ^ ^ym^->- J ^,A <A..> ^ i^...M.> Unexhaustible well sunk in the I'ock. Emaciated. Sunk (eye). _ali.' ^ î^QAltered in complexion. Light boy.
,,,'%-J
1
Eclipse of the moon.
To lose (in trade).Ci_^>j \y^j SjUi-'j To perish. To go astray. To become a rascal. To alter (a Cl^.li, 1^^' yj:
ifc
i
balance).To lose wealth. To cause a lc>s to. To impute
j(
^^
an error, a loss to
a. o.
To
mislead.
Soft tracts of land.
^,_U-^j
j Cili'
wi_.li>.1
The lion. To pierce
^li-^l
a. th.
/*>_,
i
jli.'
--
through (arrow). Forger of lies.
JLli
To destroy a. o. g To demoralise a. 0. To misuse a. th. To experience a loss. ^', iT y^ ^J.\ To make a (balance) deficient. fi>^/^] To cause a loss to. To give a. th. uawil- .^1 jt y~i^^[
lingly to a. o.
To
cast a. th.
jj
a. o.
>llir o
Jli'
-i^
away. To exile
Refuse, rubbish.
Loss, error.
i}\Li.
ul>^j
SjC-i-j
,r^'
-^
What
a pity!
sJCi'i;
Of low
quality,
j;,Ll> j Jlli.
^ JîT
_îi
^^î.
inferior.
Losses and profits. J,H9.nj ^C jVl Losing (at play, in trade). _^-li
Rascal. Spoiled (child).
\Sj^~i^}
To To
settle (a difference).
fit
<
-s-
sink into contempt. ^Lil
^Si^j
iSj^-i^j -'l-7*-'j
.^y^
Vile, misled. Lost.

a. o. at the game of odd and even. Odd number. Û-l ^ Ci' To throw pebbles at o. a. C^Ll's-j ^gî. Woollen garment or tent. -_i.' To enter (a house), j itiiT o -^
play with
Vileness. Calamities. Blame.
To
be banished.
of the lowest
Man
_^^l
rtrr
class.
fy-
j^
<f-
To produce a
insert a
rustling.
To
^jii.'
clink (jewel).
To
wooden
bit into
the nose of a camel.

stealthily to.
To
give a. th.
Weak. To sink down, (coun- Cj^ try). To be eclipsed (moon). To put out the eyes of. /b Cili.' To sink (an unexhaustible weU) in the rock. To cut a. th. To humble and vex a. o. To tear off a. th. To
i
To brmg a fine i-ain (cloud). To pass through (man).
';jj^j\j
confine (a beast) without food.
To cause
J^j'Vi îlilj
M-
Tall and vigorous- '^.ii-j ^x;:j^î: Ij framed (man).
Anything hard. Black. Passer-by.;^'

Crack. Little rain.
Hill.
Shaped out, ^jii.i-'j ,_î.' ^ wi4i-' trimmed. Polished. Corrupt. Wood-seller. Timber- ilLii-' ^ i_jLi.i.' merchant. Coarse, hard. Severe. High and ^li'l ragged mountain. Hard, dry ground, rî'
Fob, waist-pocket.
-jj:
-jj^:
Passer, foot-pas-
^ ^
'j.\i.
smger.
Creeping insects. Small
birds.
xlj^s
Jît-i-
Wood
inserted in the nose of
a camel. Sack. Anger. Side. INIoantain-snake.
Brave. Bad.
jXiJ-
To To To
leave
th.3
refuse
i^-.>
î:
fi>
J^
Ground covered 'îCii-'jobLi*-' ?r 'Ls.*-' with mud and pebbles. Nest of bees.
Posteriors.
of a dish.
pick out, to cull a. th.

es'.
Protuberant bone behind

ear.
tlie
'ili-'
ape in fear. 'Iri*-' a ^^.i-' Rabble, refuse of mankind. jiXiRefuse. Rabble. Remain- sjCiij jCii-' der of a meal. To do a. ;h. amiss. j;i!i J uj>L> -^ Swarm of bees and i^j Cii.' ^ ^^> hornets. Bee-hive. Queen-bee. Soft
Dog-hole, paltry place.
;jili.'-<>-
To
to
clink, to clash.
j.'i.Jj>Dj
J.l:li:
-ir
rustle
(weapons,
jewels,
dry
things).
Rustling of a
new garment.
iL'^-.l^
Cla.shing, clinking.
plaster-stones.
To
be humble, sub-
missive.
To
Cc_^> a ;uli.' -J}incline to setting (sun).
down (eyes). To be faint To wither (leaves). To disappear (hump). To be dry, rainless
To be
cast
Poppy. < Rocky soW. j^xSALi: ^ jSidj: Corn poppy, red poppy. tSj' J-'^J.i^ Garden poppy, white poppy, 'lilrl/ Papaver cornutum, horned ci'.j\2j>
poppy.
(voice).
(earth).
Papaver Rhceas. wild Egyptian poppy.
jîLi
To cast down the eyes. To humble o'self before a. o. To humble, to lower a. o. To show humility. To make entreatie.s. -^ To be moved, To lower the eyes, the voice
before
a. o.
Jaffected.
poppy. -^ Charnel-house. Depository for the corpses.

fi,
i
liU-J-i'
To mix a. th. with. ^ Cli-' ^^li' -R To pick out a. th. To shape out (a bow). To polish (a sword). To
fi>
;il5i\.
roughen
refined.
a. th.
To compose
(verses) un-
k_,l>ilj
Humility. Faintness of the voice, pjli^ Casting down of the eyes. i^ Emotion.
-^
Moving, affecting the

hill.
fee-
\'-y^>-
lings.
Flattened
^.li.'
Lowly.
ce).
Low ;J.ij
iili- J
oîiU-
^ ^
;;li.'
To become like wood. ^li-' ^ To put a culprit in the stocks, s ^ To wainscoatj to ceil a. th. To pasture upon twigs or dry* ^kl-S
fit
îU-
herbage
(cattle).
(voice K Depressed
and wayless (plaKneeling.
Cast down (looks).
To be inured to hardship and ^_S'jU-\ privation. To be rude, coarse in

manners, food.
Fallen
down
(wall).
Withered and
^j-j
--
fallen (plant).
Humble
entreaty,
-if-
Emotion.
Wood,
timber.
oCli-'j
To
cross (a
Culi-'j
Cj^
o wili'
Gaiacum.
'CJvi
wi-i-'
'^
counti'y).
To
be frozen water).
To
piece of wood, tiraBei-r- _Jj^

to the touch.
cii.'
be intense
(cold).
To
be concealed.
Rough
Hard
(life).
^^
\"\s
Intoxication.
Xî^
j.li>
Lion.
Huge
(nose, mountain).
Big-nosed.
Cartilajre of the nose. ^-i-Ci
^ ^jM*k-
P/.
- Fish-gills.
Large-no.sed. Stinking.
jr=^
î'l
Deprived of smell (man). Drunk, intoxica- ^îc^j ^y^î jr^*

ted.
To
be xJjl^j 'zJ[l>j *lli. o o-^' hard, rough to the touch. To be

coarse.
To render a. th. ^ To thicken

garment);
the
first
hard, coarse.
a.
fi>
^li
(a
th.
To wear
to inhabit (a
hou.se) for
time.
'/jj^ He exasperated him. To treat a. o. harshly.s J ^l^-^j ^\>To be coarse, uneven. To act ^li-i rudely. To wear a coarse (garment). To find a. th. to be I'ough, ^llcJi [
fi>
coarse.
To be
hand.
harsh, rough to the ^'jl^[ To b;- rude, rough (man).

iijl^j sJllij
tLii.'
Harshness, roughness. Rudeness.
Harsh, rough to the touch. Untractable (man). v^CaJI o-îb o4*' Thick-headed, rough. Kind of purslain. lilli.'^
Cu.LiJ a. o.
To
To
dread, to fear
fear that.
- ~ cS^* or a. th. Aj
^^T
Wealth)', bountiful (man)
Abounding with seed- ^\J^.*j
,_^.-
produce (oounti-y). To be cold. (day). To l>i> a r^ -ftba seized bj cold (limb). To suffer fi'om cold (in the hands, feet). To walk hand in hand with s Ja\>a. 0. or by his side. To meet with in taking a different way. a. T<j take (a sceptre) in hand ^ j<iiC
(king).
To belong to. To appropriate To become

destitute.
a. th,
u>v^
J *- Lai' a
^joo-
To design a. o. for. ^j s j c_ To render a. th. special to. To attribute a. th. ^s

exclusively to.
t/a-aa-
put the hands upon the flanks. To walk together hand in
To
_âi;.'lj
To scorn at. ^ ly^'^ To be special, peculiar,^ ;;;^Siij ^jJas^ proper to. To concern a. o. To claim the property of. A> ^âiti.:!. if To assign a. th. exclusively to.
Hut,
^JSy!:a9J tji^las\j
hand.^tj To abridge (a discourse). A y^\ To take the shortest away. To shorten (prayer).
curtail a. th.
u*l.i>; -^
->
î-
booth of
reeds.
Tavern.
Silk-
worm nursery. Proper, special,
o/>p. to jSs. )
-tf-
lean upon a stick. Middle of the body. j>oi-' -r _r^' Waist. Road crossing a heap of sand. Hollow of the sole. Encamp-
To To
To
cut
o.'Fa.
th.j
tj
^Q.
worthy, celebrated. Apart,

rate, superfine (goods).
First
Property
(of a
plant),
^l^' ^ *oQly^'J^-ib X-^^JI
The
chief
men oL^'j
The
(of a tribe).
special officers (of
ment
of nomads.
Cold (day).
Bitterly cold.
yi
a king). Property, vir-,^;Lis> j ollo'^ tue (of a medicine). < Self-restraint.
r^'^
Waist,
flank.
Pain
.o\ 4^ 9^ o'j^\\
Interstice, hole, gap.
in the flanks.
^^âi3t-wrapper.
Curtailment,
eli.sion
Short ^r'Li*^ garment. Sina'il bunches jÛai ^ X-^Lii.' remaining on the vine after the gathering. Little of wine.
Rod.
Staff. Sceptre.
The nearest ways.

Slender in the waist (man)
the wrist
;
Poverty, destitution.
in _âi-,
Ûsi'jZ^lii.'
Peculiarity, particularity.
a^^f^j u^j^'
(hand). Tight (sandal).
Summary, conpendium. jC^J> To sew (a sole). ?_> Cliii' w.ii' To patch (a sandal). To walk in the footprints of. To exceed a. o. in reifc
i
-il-
Most
of
all,
CjjJaij
^j^J\
It
specially.
Ôn the subject

Special.
of,
a.hou.t.^^î.j_j
< An
express.
i
^^jî
_-bi^
-ft-
viling.
To be
fruitful CJai^ a k_-ai-'j
To apply a. th.jt A oLi:^b îiilj upon. To cover (the body) with. To cast her young one in Tjloi the sev'^nth month (she-camel). To be tracked by. i_j To be ill-tempered. To do
a. th.
(land).
To
I
possess abundance of seed-
^^.ijil
produce.
cattle).
To
find
pasturage (man,
fit
To render
(God).
Side.
(a country) fruitfLil
^îil
reluctantly.
j
White mountain-snake.
ijLi!l
^-^
^
^.Jai-
To render a. To hurry on.
o grey (hoariness)
Abundance of herbage.
Fertile, fruitful (land).
']
I
Life of plenty. Fertile (land).
Sandal. Colour mixed of white and black.
'
w~k-^j
Fruit-bearing palm-tree.
^-^ ^l^
>
^r
<
Subtraction, discount.
'"
f*'
AdverSide.
j^y^C ^r ( saiy, antagonist.
V^-
J*-^
Basket made of Ûa>.j _i.ii' palm-leaves. Coarse garment. Eye of an awl.
,;,
Edge,
^Cîlj ^>ia> ^
>i_^-ia>j
j^
.,,-î-'
Names
horse.
of a celebi'ated
ol.i>- ^ olii-'
cornel'.
Contentious. Quarveller.
Liar. Cobbler.
A.shes. Sandal.
ot^
Fresh milk
^;.^-l
Contention,
quarrel.
iiÛ^Jj
X>ijuaij
îUai
mixed with curdled milk.
Adver-
^La>-Ij uU-âi-j 'U-i>0. tii* one science only.
_^~^>-'
sary. Litigant (in law).
White in the flanks White and black.

Awl.
(horse), ^.iilj
To To
geld a.
leai-n
^îi-' -;
^s>a>'i
tJioUt^
>.iîi^.
-i^
Testicle.
To To
cut, to curtail a. th.Ai ^Lai' oj.o>'
excel a.
o. in
shoo-
Viii-j yiJa>
Castoreuna.
ting.
Satyrion
planl).
To
berries
dlJoll
cut off a. th.
To
lop (a
ifj
ff>
j^'
s
Round and white
tree).
4>-
To
cut (the forelock).
alike to the morell. Orchis (plant). Mercurialis annua,
To render (a To shoot with

a. o for
horse) vicious.
2^
Vi.iij ';loU-^
J-iU-
a wager.
mercury
[plant).
Gelded. Eunuch.
To hit the target (arrow). To contend in shooting for

jolt
sj
J^\
JoUj
^
To
<)
stir (water).
:
To
'jî:
-ft-
stakes.
(his rider
horse).
To shake a. th. try a. ^ To be .shaken, stirred. To adorn (a girl) with a set

of shells.
To To
frighten a.
o.
o.
Hitting of the target.
Jî-'
Wager.
J^
ja^
l^^X
He attained his aim. iUai-'i-iUjI j\ jj>\ Good quality. Bad habit. Juii. ^ <Lai'
Hitting of the target. Soft branch of
To
barter
<- Jolt,
th with. shock. Fright.

a.
iJ(U-.> S
;>iixJai:
in
mimosa. Any tender branch. a hoi'se.

jî.'
-^
Vice
'
"White
shells.
Dishes of a
â-^*-'
Bunch of grapes.
'
repast. Sophism.
Thoi'ny branch. Lock of hair.
Ornament
ters.
of little value. oÛa>' Collar for gazelles, cats. Ink. Fet-
Dependant hair, branches. Losing the wager in shooting.

Tail.
Foolish (man). Rained upon

(land).
j^-^
Flesh with its musJjLii ^ ix..^ cles. Complete hmb of flesh. Tuft
of hair.
To
a.
<>
stir (water).
ih..
about.
To dash a jal-Jai^ -^ To turn up (the earth).

yiai-..ai.'
Scythe, reaping-hook.
jLiis*
i
To jolt (horse). To move about (a dagger)

wound.
To overcome
in dispute,
a. o.
*j
ija>-
in
a j
^r^'
th.
"^
-tf-
To
about.
discount.
To solve (a To subtract
difficulty).
a.
To
To be shaken, dashed
Shock,
jolt.
j^Jaid
*ijijai.'
counteract
a. o.
To To
contend, to
afford an
iÛ-./Jj CUsi
îi
Stout, fat (camel).
Abounding
plants
water, in Black liquid pitch for besmearing camels.

in
(land).
jai-X^ j^\^.^
quarrel with.
argument
against.
To
colour,
fi>
î:j
Uai-'
^^.ai:
--
fy
To quarrel together. To be deducted (sum) To

.
_îJl
to tinge, to dye a. th.
be solved
(difficulty).
'
meadow.
Green colour.
,.r^J r^*
1o
I
oj^>'
k_.i>. b >-.'0>j y >a* a become green (tree, land).

,
k_~4*" J
Softness of a branch. Cucumber. Greens. Herbs. Ash-colour (in horses). Blackish colour (in men). jLii: Milk mixed with much water.
First greens.
To dye
o's self
(with
^.^^\j^^'-,.j
henna).
To be green
Green.
(tree).
^^y^[
>-r>_y^
tt
New
sprouts,
w-^'
off-shoots.
The
sea.
jyi^}\j ^âi-Vb jl-^J'
Verdant. Verdure. Green herbs, jj-ii-' < Fresh dung of cows. tj^^ Daphne, an evergreen laurel,
Gi'een-grocer. '^^'_ra^j tSj-^ "^ jliii-' Wild duck. ^ji"L<ai.' :r s?v-^' "^ sfj,^*:'
Dye (for the hair, hands). ^^h Dyed (hand, w-aiJ-j i-jj^^-.i'j vd-^'
beard).
Recent. Green- _^k> ^ '\'_r^ ^ ,r^'' coloured. Auspicious (mau). Blackwoman. Greens. Fine coloured.
Trough, wash-house. s^^kt To crack a. th. To fit Ix^ i Jiai.' -Sbend (a branch) without breaking it. To cut off (the thorns of a tree). To craunch (a cucumber).
^
The The
Fox-co!oured
chief
(horse).
men
of a tribe.
^'^1
'I2ni>
To cut a. th. To be broken (wood). To be shi'ivelled (fruit).

Part broken or cut
tree).
off
fin
j.^j
jiai-Jb -î>J
sky, the firmament.
\l^J)
^<=>^^^
(from a
jJai:
Army
Gold,
clad in armour.
Bruise,
pain in the
rise.
limbs.
meat and wine.
Shrivelled fruit.
Grass. Verdant meadow. ;J,iai.^j
jjî Weak.
Unable to
i^k^j
j.^
iCai-'
dy^-^î <S_j,Ui3.j ^j,Uai- 5- ^_;<a>-, -fr Numerous, plentiful. Generous lord. Holding much water (well). Immense (sea).
Bruise of a limb. Tree without

thorns.
Persians settled in 'J-jXhU ^ li,^r^Syria in the beginning of I.-^lamism. ^>iii-.i Living in the beginnimg of Islamism. Of mixed breed. Uncir-
Bent, crooked. Voracious. To be green. To be-
come verdant (plant). To cut (a palm-tree). To render a. th. green. He was blessed in it. cumcised. To be lowly.GtLai'j CJai- tj-ai- a ^.^ -i^ To sell to a. o. green fruits. To render (a land) green (rain).*_pai'i To set (star). To be green, of a â'^î-h 'J^\ To obey, to J ;uî| -i^j /îl green colour. To be verdant. submit to a. 0. To be dark (night). >ail i To soothe, to soften a. o. To cut herbage, while green. Aâri.1. To incite a. o. (to evil). Jl. 5 To bear (a burden). To eat green To bend a. o. (age). ? r^'î ~ fruits. To cut off (the ear). To render a. o. humble^j 5 ^^'b r^* To be cut green (herbs).To ^?-> and submissive. To cut up (meat). die young. 5 ^'UTo speak gently to a. o. Surname of St George or j^,i î% To fhp-JS -^j ;i-is^Ji> b ^trfiS-b ;-<aiJ the Prophet Elias. humble o.'s self. To submit. To pass along rapidly (man, fJ^{ Without price. 1^,41;; iS-^'j 'Ir^ 'lr<a Unrevenged (blood). horse). To dash upon its pi'ey (fal:
con).
Depression of the neck. Whips. Swords. Sound of a

whip.
^î.'
Green. Verdant aspect of seedproduce. Green-coloured. Branch. Seed-
ya^
^î.'
produce. Green vegetable. Verdant
IL;.
\"\
0)
\^
jji^
To appropriate a. th by making a mark upon it. To draw lines. To register A JaLi a. th. -^ To groove (a column).-^ To survey (a road). To lay colours (on
her face woman). To paint o.'s brows. JaLaJ To be streaked (face). To be *Jarii. tattooed. To grow forth (down of a
Submitted to evei'y one. Subduing his equals.

Submissiveness, obedience.
^ ii^'
P>a
Gurgling of the bowels of a horse. Murmur of a torrent. Lowly, f-O.* 5P. f._^> J f'^lai),
9- ;>o,l.
tractabl<^, obedient.
Bustle of a tight. Battle. Dust
*i-ali
raised in a battle.
youth).
To trace the boundaries of. To make tlie survey (of a town}.

Line, streak. Sword.
Jîsi'
(>
a
^ 'h>
Lowly, submit- ^jai-' ir 'liiai-' ^ îai^ ted. Having a depressed neck (horse). To break wind. Cs'.^>j Uiai-'i ''^ -fr Small water-melon. ^jLai.'
ChiromanHand-writing. Furrow. cy. Geomancy. Paint for the face.

Finnan, o/iC^ 'iai-'j <J^_j^ -ia^ Ts autograph of the Sultan.'
Arbate-tree.
--iiVl
'Jai.'
The serpent. Wine.
wj.aivi
jLakiJI
The
equator.
line.
'l^s-lVl
"iai-'
To bi moist, wet. To moist, to wet a. th. ^ JJai-'\j J-ai To be moistened. To jLai. \j ^\.^ [
be tufty (tree). Lustrous pearl. Kind of
beads. Moist, wet (body).
Equinoctial
Meridian.
street.
JQ^VI
jl^l
'Ja>
'JaiT
^^
î-j
J^j
Jii>
Quarter of a town. Thoroughfare.'Jai-'
J-^^J J4i
Ground first occupied by a settler.

Ignorance. Course, Spear.
Jaiai- 7~
'iai-
Juicy (roast meat). Dripping
î.
disi.'
Afiair. Relation. Quality.
Jaia^
xLi'
way
of acting.
with blood (sword). Abundance. Comforts of Rainbow.

Easy, luxurious
(life).
,
life.
;^' ^ -^LiT
-i,vi.
l}^.h J^-^
i
Drawing
lines.
Sorcerer.
Leaving footprints on the sand. ljlai.' < Paint for the eyebrows. Unwatered ground Jajiki ^ *ia4.' lying between two lands rained upon.
To To To To
cut a. th.
eat a. th.
fi>
j,^\j C-ai
fit
give a part of goods to.
j^ ^
o!Ai)
C-ai a
,-ai-j
cut
a. th.
way:
robber).
To stop (the * ^.i^l. To wear out (its .scab-
Drawing lines. Calligraphist. JaiLi' Weaver's ruler for mar- JsUai-.*^ 'Jaiv
king cloth.
bard: sword).
Handsome
(boy).
Streaked.
tattoo.
(
ul,Z. i
Wooden ruler. To swagger. < To

<>-To
JjUii-^
Jai.Li.'
Large o>i-a> t %<> crowd. Sea. Sharp dagger. Hone. Green plant. Boiled wheat. li--aiLuxurious land.
Bountiful (man). Middle.
^
-ir
Main
part.
itJii.'
paint her brows
woman). isi-jaiij
To tattoo o.''3 self. To send forth foam

ling pot).
(boi-
â
Uai'
Leading a luxurious life. ^.Jjivij î-.'* To crumble (di-y t'aingsj.iîai o Lai To put marks on u Cki-' o 'Jai'
-tt-
-ft-
a. th.
Uii.' j flLi-'
To
fail.
To make
laiT
a mistake. To commit a fault, a 'slLij Vki- sin. To do wrong. To charge a. o. s (x^ljj hh^j iLi' with an error.
To write with (a pen). To write a. th. To streak (the sand wind). To eat (httle of To dig (a grave).
:
^
fi>
food).
His hair begins to become LilJI

gi'ey.
!>'
Sentence delivered on i_iliJI Jla proofs and oaths. Opening of a discoui'se. Rhetorics. Legal jurisprudence.
To commit a
iÛ-j
lLil Usil
mistake, a fault. To miss (the butt, the way).
To
tJai!
,_jai.'
lead a.
o.
into
5 U>li5j llJjj
Dusky
yellow. Dusty green.
error, sin.
Speech, sermon. Preface

of a book.
sdai-'
To be wrong, to make a mistake.'ilaij To go beyond (the mark A llûj

:
Betrothing.
--it^' -^j
^r^h^J v-^*
arrow).
Bridegroom.
Betrothal. <- Betrothal-present, tjai Bride, *r;|a>' "^J "^rt^J ^t^J
Wrong,
intentional fault.
'VJai-'j
'Jai
\lai.'
Sin, error, mistake. Sin. Little of.

It is
v^
oli-iii-'j uiai'
^
-tt-j
llJii.'
betrothed woman. Transactor of a marriage. Preaiher.

Oratoi-, preacher.
'ULi.'
a pity.
s'lLi.'
jîî?
t_^\lai.'
Sinner. Mis-
^ J^\i.
m,6.
taken.
^
^^
w-îii-'
w-lV9-
Asking a woman
in
'CLi.'
marriage. Betrothed.
Bitter plant resembling aspatree.
oCJai^
woman. INfissing 'Jal^' ^ lUaUmark (arrow). Wrong, mistaken. Missing the '^Jik
Sinful
the
mark.
ragus. Green leaves of the acacia-
To preach
JjlLi-'j 'xXii^
Jiai.
to deliver an exhortation.
Yellow
oCLi ^
:c3CJai.'j
uCJai-'j
^Jiil
To
be, to
become a
5
Ûai-'
wW
^lai-'
colocynth striped with green.
preacher.
I
Dusky yellow. ._jai.' ^ CLi.' > ,_Jai Green wood-pecker. Hawk. Second person {in ijrammar). ^(i-J
To ask woman)
(
'<^J
CJai-'
in
marriage. To ally by
(a tribe).
marriage to
To
quiver, to vibrate Cffki.
_4>'
"^
He asked
in
{>-To
of
him
his sister
iLrii
*I3l.
(spear).
To happen
o.'s self in
(event).
marriage.
give (a
To shake
walking.
tail
_^l.j <-j
woman)
to.
u.
>'
_.Li-'j
To waddle.
in
v';iyki.'j l^4ai
marriage
To wag the
^ Oilij
To
To
(camel).
I'aise
(the
hands,
be streaked with CLi-' a ^k> white or black. To be of a du.sky

colour.
the fingers).
To brandish (a spear). ^ C\^Jai^ To o Jai^ .4Q i^ jl Js. jl JCj 0^^' come back to the mind (thought). To remember a. th. To occur to a. o. (thought). i) To change o.'s mind. ^"^^ "^ To be eminent, high in 'sj^W o jl-'
i
To converse 72J\i-Jj Clki S wJ?Uwith. To address a. 0. To discourse on. j To come within reach of (game).>.' To become yellow. To be strea- kj,k>1 ked with green. To assume colour
:
(wheat).
rank, important.
To
risk o.'s
self.
To
iii
^y li
To converse together. To be aftianced. To ask a
^b'di
k-J-il
jeopardise
o.'.s life.
To bet with a. o for. ^ ~ To be in danger (sick man). J^\ To be the equal, the rival of. i îj>l < To warn a. o. To bring J.G Jj Jc ji *5 U. A _î t
woman in marriage. Thing, affaii' important ^â^ ^ wJi-' or not. Cause of an affair. What do yo want ? \\Tiat dJ^thi.' U is the cause of yom' aflair ? Bride, bridegroom. t_ilLi1 ^ wJai
Discourse.
back
a. th. to
the mind (God).
oCAk>j
*:hi.]
To
lay (a wager), to risk a. th.
cjiLi
Letter.
To
snatch
ear).
fi>
^Lhi.
^
-^j
^Y
^^;^
bet on.
of Syria. Dirt
Ciiai.'
a. th.
away. To
blind a. o.
a taiitt-' "^ deafen ( the
To make a
jc
_,]/
uf
Large measure
_îai.'
To
To To To To To To
dazzle.
To
^'a.]\
(lightning).
agglomei'ated on a camera Hanks. Milk mixed with water. jUii-l ^ ^jai. Branch. Large number of cameLs.
ravish the mind.
jiJI
i
Woad
Danger.
[plant).
jlki'l
walk quickly
snatch
leave a.
(camel';. Culai.' a
_,Li-'
a. th. stealthily. ^_, s îlai.'

o. (fever).
Elevation, nobility, rank,
j\Li.
at
^ki'l
fi>
miss game (shooter). snatch away Sj A îLiClj
wealth. Equal in dignity. Stake a race-course.
wiLiif
a. th.
To ravish
a. o.
be i-apt in ecstasy. ^j^\j ^\^ji\ <> Snatching, elopement, rapine. _iLi.' Recovery. oia>-'
Theft.
To
Strutting. Dangerous. S^' ^ _î.' Once, one time. -^ Journey. o'^Sai^ Suggestion (of Satan). or,ia>.' ^ Swaddling. Occurring îaVji-' ?- ^^^
(
thought
).
Heart.
-^
Good pleasure,
jiLi.'
Limb
toi-n off.
iiLi.'
fancy, sake.
<>
Rapid walk.
Skipping (arrow).
J^^ J
wikl>-'
-r
-%ri
J^
-<>
<>
Passer by, comer. He got his consent.
^
ii-*'
35?^
The
wulf.
^1,>.)I
Ji_^W'vi-
Snare to catch gazelles. Hound.

Ravisher. Satan.
Swift, kind
.jJs-Ûai.'
<>
>
oUa>
uilLi-'
^
^
He He He He
condoled him.
_,lUj
was
offended at.
^^ o_^b. J&
ijkt.U.
consoled him.
oî^Si- Ji-
showed regard
to
I]j
wi-Li.' -f^j
o^Li
wi-iti-'
him.
of swallow. Grapnel, iron-hook.
He gave spontaneHe disobliged him. Be good enough to.

Important (man). Heart-broken.
o_,k\i-
^j-;
,_^1
Walking quickly. îiali-'j Food made of flour and milk

cooked,
-tf-
ously.
-i>
*Iî.'
e^ySiii'jyS>-
^/S
Snatching.
<>
'J^S
To
*^><r
J jLi 1j
:^Li- a Jii.'
-il-
speak much, to utter foul language. To leason falsely.
^ <
^
4-
a^^d. _.^b
Jk\i-i)
j>^^^
^jk'^
i!_>,'3-j
To waddle.
jLijj
Good bye. As it pleases

of.
iiJU\i-
As-j
Lightness. Quickness. Stupidity. jLi.' Sophism. Idle talk. Length. Over-
thee.
long (garment).
On account For thy sake.

D
iij;\^
^^k^ Jt J^Vj oV'i- ^*
Loquacious. Foolish. Lost jiii-' (arrow). Coarse (clothes, body). Cat. Dog. Misfortune. Perfumer.jL-i.'
Sling. Ballista. Lion. Perfumer. jlLi-'
Swarm
of locusts.
Having pendulous ears (ewe).

Loquacious.
Jk1
jLi^Vl
Name
To
of a christian poet.
Spear. Oily ointment. Enclosure for camels. Moving SjiLi-' the tail (she-camel). i>- Warning gives to a newspaper.jiLi-t Noble, eminent. Momen- ^>' ^ ->^^' tons. Dangerous. Pair, equal. Rope,
halter. Threat. Darkness
bridle,
to muzzle (a
a. o by.
Jai: j ,(Jiir i ^Li.' camel) with. To silence

i
of.
of night.
To
strike the nose
To
dis-
fi>
Gossamer. Dangers, risks, jeopardy. To relate false news.
jk^-*
vS^'
Sja>-
"^
grace a. o. To sew up the edges ( of a skin). To put (a string) ^ fi, uv'ixi.,^ Cjai-' to (a bow).
To walk quickly. To become flaccid

delirious.
^'.'id-jj
(
^
be
skin).
To
J
Walking
quickly.
Jjîsi-'
wii_;i
Foot of a camel
Boots
iti
oi'
jUi.'l ^^
'^
'_-'
xli.,
To
ostrich. Sole of the foot-
bind a halter on a camel's nose.
J^{
jr-^
yellow leather.
oU ^ Beak
(of a bird). Muz/.le (of a
Lightness. Nimbleness, unsteadiness. Slightness.
beast).
affair.
Nose (of man). Momentous
Swiftness, sprightliness.
^jJo-
Light. Unimportant.
tre.
oUi-,
^ î>^
me-
Nose-rein of a camel. Mark on a camel's nose

IMarsh-raallow.
Bow-string.
Light-hearted. Brisk. Poetical
(wn.
Scanty-bearded.
Foolish.
Long-nosed. Black. Nose. Bill. ^l'iiiJ*
s
,
Gracious, kind.
To step, to make steps

limit).
îa5>-'b
OJai.'
o Uai' "^
(
<>
To
trespass upon
Having
charge Sharp-minded, sagacious

little
Light-' landed, nimble.
To make a. o. to walk, a Jai'b To overreach a. o. or a. th. ^^ y

Step,
ilai-'
ki-j
Pumice-stone.
Boot-maker.
space
between
'iJaij Cj\yh
two
foot-
Swamp
Coofah.
full
of
lions
near
steps.
Step. Time.
;>i'
Hyena.
<
Undress, deshabille.
pig).
(
To cry (bustard, hyena, To produce a rustling
^
.
Measure of 6 feet. To be compact (llesh) To become fat (man).
paper
new
To
fatten a. o.
garment). Cry of the hyena. Rustling

of
Fat, fleshy.
Sleeveless shirt. Wolf. Ogre.
new
clothes.
To snatch and throw ^ 'iji' a lii^ ^ a. th. down. To destroy house ). To spUt (a water-skin). To become still, silent ( voice ). To cease speaking
(dying man).
To be
Debauchee. ( opp to jij ) sli- j Ui' light. To be light-minded,

brisk, active.
To
fail
(rain)
To be To de-
crease (wealth).
<)
^ To
relax (disease).
To die suddenly. To lower <S^,

Rue
{plant).
(
UUic.^jj
cJUj
Cxi>
To be Vjj, L>' nimble in work. ^ To be light-footed, swift. 'S>-j_ To rush on. Jl^ ^_^} xli-.j Ui.'
light-handed.
To be
the voice- to read silently.

c-ii
To
alleviate, to lighten
fi>
lii-'lj
,_il>
a. th.
Speechless
dying man). Water- c4G^
To be
less cloud.
Weak
(plant).
To be To
affected with QJ^ a r-^ -^ tremb'ing of the knees (camel).

incline, to lean.
rrdi-j
in an easy condition. To lii'! have light beasts. To travel without encumbrance.

o.
^'
To relieve a. o. To blame a. To wear boots. To hasten.

{To wear an undress.
^lUi
Trembliug of the knees (in ca- jîii.' mels). Lapsana. nipple-wort [plant). Affected with trembling of the îl
knees (camel). Crooked.
To To
act briskly.
find (a
burden) light.
render
oii.'
"tt"
a. o.
hght-witted.
of.
To To
^j
enliven
To To
a Jlii-0 Claii-'j walk at a quick pace.

\jJJi
ilii-'
a. o.
protect,
^j ^^
\^'
o.
o Jl*
-K-
To make little account To disregard a. th.
tjîl\
lii.
to defend, to escort a.
Light, unimportant. Small troop,
^^^
\^
To
abash, to humble a. o. circumcise (a female).
To
To
a.sk for his hire (guardian),
a
_4>
To remain in a place. ^ To bo easy (life). Caii- o jaii-' To soften (the voice). To a> jA* facilitate a. th. To lower (a camel's To abate ( the head) for riding.
<>
To bi-eak (a covenant). To fulfil (a compact). To circumvent ^ 0>a>j

a. 0.
iS**-
To be
price of
).
To end
(a "word)
with a
^jalij
kesra.
shy, jioDi Sjl**-' J 'S^ ^ confused (maid). To protect, to defend a. o. ^j j _^> To wall (a town).
,
j^
To become easy
(affair).
<>
To
To betray
a. o.
To
o.
send an
o. for
J^\
Joii
be lowered (price). To be lowered (voice).
escort with a.
To be
jaiv-X
To have recoursn
protection.
to a.
humbled. To abate (price of goods).
J'^K,
jom^
Bashfidaesg, shyness.
SjUi-'j
J^
a'jtC
Easy
(life).
Depi'essed place.
Escort. Sentry.
Protection, defence.
VjSjo-i
^j. -^^
î
Kesra, vowel-accent.
SjUij
The Humbler (God). Easy (life). jas> Pai-tlcle commanding a kesra.

Compliant, quiet. Easy, quiet (life).
rl^^'b
J^*J ~
-^' ~
Hire of a watchman. S3^J J^ Defender, protector. MjÎi-' jr-'l^'j 3^'

>
Bashful,
j^S^
v!
j'i^'JJ '^yp'-i jk?"
modest (woman).
Ground
easily
CiiJI iolU- J^'J^
watered.
Easy (Ufe). Lowered (voice).
J^yî J^*
cr-ii-'
Wild oats. jy>^ To scofl' .to laugh at. Cii-' o ^_,-ii.'-JV To sink down. for ^X~i- ) ^jJ^Jb ~ "^ To destroy (a building). To eat *
(
To
fall in
a swoon.
To
Ci> a
î-'
-S-
little of.
wave
(curtain).
Ci>
To be flaccid (joints). Cuii-'j To have the liver contracted

through hunger.
j^
To To
hold foul language

hold
foul,
to.
shocking î^j
Cii-'
speech.
To To
deject a. o. (hunger).
5 ^liil
be contracted (liver). To be î-ji^ near to swoon. To be uprooted (tree). To be perforated (lung). lo î>lj Vjjii-J CUii-'j UiiT o ,J*> "^ throb (heart). To flash (lightning).
i
To drink little or iî-b u-^>' much water. To be thrown prostrate on the ,_;-JisJ
ground.
To be
altered (water).
<j~^^->\
Blackbeetle.
Wine mixed with much
water.
To
flutter, to
(swoi'd).
wave (flag). To quiver To move about (mirage). To

i
blow (wind).
To patter (sandals). uii.' o To fly ( bird ). To be nearly over (night). To break wind (beast). To slap a. o. with a. th. broad.^j 5 To beat up (eggs). To set (sun, star). To be CS^'
-<>
To throw a. th. o jili-' -^ i_; Cii> To be small-eyed. To be CiSi a ^> weak-sighted. To see only by night. To be contracted (hump). To pi'ostrate and trample fi>j s jS^ upon a. o. To pull down (a building).
Bat, night-bird. ^jUi-'^ ijiUi Weak-sighted, jjj. ^ .lli> ^ JJ^\ SmaU-eyed. Nyctalops.
empty
(place).
To lower
jiil
(stars).
a. tb.
To
To
/*>
C<aii-'
jali-'
-S-
To incline To shine
(the
to setting (stars).
soften (the voice).
inflect (a
word)
brightly
head
in drowsiness).
To
To nod faU. To
with a kesra.
To walk
still
i.
gently (camels).
to die (man).
To be jaJ^
be disappointed^ (hunter). To become
tr
JCrack, gap in the ground, jûl ^ Bed of a torrent. To elect a. o as an emperor, îi: -^ Sultan of the Turks, ojlî.'^ oCjCi- Ts
destitute (man).
(bii-d).
To
flap its
wings
con
To have
a. 0.
o.'s provisions
sumed.
To be lean, jlijj 'ijo.'j >U.' o 3>-' -f^ To become destitute. To give sweet herbage to *> Û-' o (camels ). To pierce a. th. To slit (the tongue). To pin the skii^ts (of a garment). -^ To apply a seton to. To specify a. th. (in prayer). J ^ To faU in a. th. '^' To become poor. 'Jil To become sour (wine). jii.' To turn (wine) into vinegar. jli.' To pickle (dates). To pick (the tooth). To let (water) flow in the interstice of the beard, fingers. <> To
i fi>
To To
prostrate
quiver (looming).
To
flutter jlsil
(flag).
Palpitation (of the heart).
oUli-'
:jii>.
Thong, strap for striking.

^JLi.J
OUii-J OVSii- fr *A*i-J *5i Lank in the belly (horse). Flags, banners. jilj^Jlj oUsii-JI Broad in the fore-part of the jui.
foot. -^ Humbug. The East and the Wêst. The four cardinals points.
oVkstiJI
J5>3^-"
jiii.'
Wide
delusive desert. Swift-
running (horse).
Fleet (she-camel). Light and
j-2iii
pickle a. th.
bold
a
woman. Confused run
of horses.
To
To
act friendly
injure a. o
V5Uj
':S\p-J
CJii
towards.
;
to disorder
in.
^ ^'1
leave off
5
Calamity. Setting points (of the stars). Broad sword.

Insane.
jJli-.>
J^^-^
Jîi-J*
lii-'
a. th.
a. th.
To To
be remiss
To
forsake (a place).
(God).
To
flash (light-
(^'j
ijii.'
-^
To render a. o. poor To want a. 0. To be circumscribed

use a tooth-pick. -^
ning).
To
appear.
j
^
(rain).
Jil
ji^j
To show,
To
To become
sour.
To To To To
mix
crowd. penetrate in.

in a
^jSi\
to fi> Uii.'^ CJi.' Ja^ bring out a. th. To conceal a. th. To be concealed, to be latent.ÛiTa,^ To conceal o.'s self ; to <^j <^~ disappear.
become friends. ^li-i become sour (wine). To be ^y^[ disordered ( mind ). To be entangled
(business).
To To
disclose, to unveil a. th.
a î1
Jj>-3
conceal
o.'s
^Îfil -^j
Jîcl\j
To make vinegar with. To pierce a. o. with (a spear). To be in want of.
*
i_i
-^Todisguise o.'s self. To make a. th. apparent. To A Jci\ kill a. o. (in secret).To dig (a well).
self; to lay hid.
Jl.
Secrecy. Veil, covering,
sîl
'Ui.'
Vinegar. Path in J>Vi:j '>1 ^ 'Ji.' the sand. Crack-brained. Shabby garment. Vein in the neck. Lean. Fat. Wêaned camel. Evil. Rent in a garment.
The eyes. The calyxes of flowers. The genii, the devils.

Secret. Secrecy. Genii.
i^^fedl *li>1
j^ll ;;iil
'CjU-Jlj
wijl>i-'
J>JI
*;5'i
Feathei's of a bird concealed
ol_^
under the wing.

Secret. Thicket.
COi-'j ollii-'
There is neither evil ^^j ji nor good in him.

Intimate friend,
Interstice, gap.
eJ^s. (
xlji-'
Jl^'l
>
3>-
Well. Touch of insanity. The secrets of the hearts.
t_.ji2!l
GuiT
Unsound-
J^ ^
^
jli-'
Robber of graves.
îUJI
j ^Sm^j u>.' i ~'j>: loose (pulley).
ness. Disorder. Defect. -^ Seton.
To
di-'
boil fast
CtJi.
Hole. Need. Destitution.
J'^.i.j jii'
(cooking-pot).
To be
Inborn quality. Acid wine.
Rainless (cloud). Ligthning without rain.
,_ji J[>
effect.
Jj
i'>U
Said of a promise without Wheedle, coaxing. Foolish (woman).

Deceiver.
Deceitful.
Sweet herbage used as the jU.' ^ jii staple food of camels. Thorny tree. Sincere love. Female friend. Scabbard of :ai.1 r-> J>^-j ji ir
a sword. Friendship. Gap in a tank. Unripe dates. Between. Jyi' Instrument for piercing. :d>.'i ^ JÛ \\"ooden pin. Muzzle of a young camel.
Tooth-pick.
;JÛ-j
SJ5u.'j
onii-'j
CUT
'r^^
i^hJ
O^li-'j ^Âi-'j
^]\iK
^J^
^J^S"
Claws, clutches, talous. Reaping-hook.

Orobiis tuberosus,
J^S^
t-jliiJI
..J^
Remains
of food between
heath-pea.
the teeth.
Variegated.
^J^
by
ij^j s ^^-lU.'
-H-
Surroundings of a country. jG oil J>U.

Inside of a house. Sincere friendship.
friend.
*l!Ai'j :J>U.'
To
Lie.
entice a. o.
soft
words.
Wheedling.
uH^' True
,_,xi!iU.'
c^'j -y^J
i.
-r
d^^
Vanities. Medley. Falsehoods.
The
friend (of God)
e.
the Patri-
Unsuccessful business.
Flint-stone.
arch Abraham.
wj^'^^ .j^lii-J a
cr=>;ii-'
Lean and crack'^'\

:^*i d
jli,;
brained. Destitute. Pierced.
To make low
Mischie-
tricks, jokes.
.
Wretched, poor. Poorer.

Species of thistle.
-(f-
iiw>i.'j y^Û-'
vous child. Mountebank,
fool.
i
Pickles.
To drag,
beast).
fi>j
s Tî.\j
<^
rJti'
to pull out a. 0. or a. th.
To wean
fit
(a
Vehemently thirsty. Destitute. '^-J" Unsound of mind. Disordered (aflfaif).
To bare (a
bone). <-
To
fit
ji-JLi-'-tf-
To move, to stir a. th. To strike a. o. with (a sword), o 5 To wink to a. o. ^^ To busy the mind (affair), s rr^Q.j To be spoiled. To be GJU.' a tpXi^
broken with fatigue. To contract the eyebrows. fi> ,^1 To be shaken. To drag himself ,Ji.5 along (paralytic). To branch off
shake, to stir a. th. To put on an anklet. To be sha- ji-Jii-j ken. To be scattered (army). To be
disjointed.
Silver anklet.
<>
Ankle. j^>U.'
Jikii'
Ji-J-U!
Unsteadiness.
Uncompact (army).
Ji-XhxJ^
To
kneel
without
(camel).
Ujiij >U.j *5U a "î -* moving, to be refractory
(river).
To busy
mind
the
oj lu.
r-'^Silj
ijJi'iJ
(business).
oUtii'j
To keep To leave
to a place (man).
a. th. for
\tj^
*
another.
sViiiti'Vii
Strait of the sea.
rr^ ^
r-li-'
Food and
drink.
s
w.'rp..5-llj
,
jLj
Canal. River. Rope. Eye-lid. Bank of a river. Schooner. -^ Great canal of Cairo.
Fleet horse.
?i-lil
To wound
a.
0.
Qi
To
with the claws

(
o _.Ii.' -ii(beast). To
i
clutch its prey

(
:
lion
).
captivate
To
last long, to
remain )S^' o
I3>ji>
jJU.' -i^
for ever.
To
retain a youthful appearance (old man).

in (a
Ji^j
j loU.'
a youth woman). To wheedle a. o. ^ ^>U-j uMij Cii o To be siUy (woman). Qi a j4i To be miry (water).
To
Ai-'j
deceive a.
o.
To abide
place).
^
^ jJilj
- Membrane
of the liver.
î. \j ^d-j ^_jSt_i5u.1 ^ wU
To reach
a very old age
(man)*
Claw. Vine-leaf. RadLsh. Enticer. Pith of palm-tj-ee. JU.j ^_JU.' Palm-rope. Mu-e.
i^
To pay
4^ a.
^Y Y
j:^
a. o. ever-
th.
To discharge
(o/s
To render
To
lean
Aj
jlilj jli
a. th.
conscience).
To
suit a. o. (affair).
lasting (God).
Let
me
alone.
s?"^^
To perpetuate towards. To J|_,
jiil
To
retaliate.
To recover
ili
Û'
ic
stick faithfully to (a friend).
a
4-
debt.
(a letter)
;
Continuity. Eternity. Para-
i_^j
aiiT
To pay postage on
(
dise.
duty on
goods
).
Mole, field-rat.
i^j
soul.
a U> ^
jOi.'
To
act sincerely with.
^ To
^d.
Lark
(bird), a Scrofula.
give a discharge to.
Earring. Bracelet.
fit
soi^
Sjiij
To extract the best part of. ,jali^ To select a. th. To elect a. o. (God). To worship God sincerely. iLi ^ To give sincere (advice) ij s j to. To have (sincere love) for. To be saved, freed from. ^ ^^ti-i To get rid of. To act sincerely with o. a. ^(iC! ^ To release o. a. from obligation. To claim, to appropriate A ,j^X^[ a. th. To select a. th. <>. To extract
fi^
Thought. Mind
(old
uii
jSiJij ujli
Eternal, lasting. Vigorous
man). Keeping to a place.

jj
cjlajlii!)
fi>
Dog.
ji
_^1
The Canary Islands. The mountains. The

Supports of a pot. Vigorous (old man). For ever. Pea. Bean. Lentil.
J,lj?JI
rocks.
jJJ^l
-^^j jIW*
\si^^
_,ti'
-Jt-
a. th.
To carry
a. th.
otf a. th.
by
force.
To take
To get
back from.
(
^^
^jî.
Refined, purified
gold, silver).
by To snatch
a. th.
deceit.
a. th.
away
from.
^Jli
.jjJ)^
Salvation. Redemption. -^ End.
^5U'
*.i>5ili-'
To become hoary
be
partly
(plant).
(head).
To
Receipt.
Purified (gold, butter),
green
and partly
for
diy
x^y^j
Choice part. -^ Final sentence of a court. Discharge of an account. Medicinal extract. Substance of a dis^SifeOI Ziyicourse.
Sincerity, devotedness.
To contend together
stealing a. th.
^^
,j^\
To cheat, to To embezzle
defi'aud.
a. th.
Herbage partly
^^>Ul.j i^>U.'
oLiU-'j yai*
fi*esh
and ^^-dij ,jJ^
partly dry. Theft, embezzlement.
Rob
of dates.
(j. pi).
Sincere friend.
Pure (colour).White. Sin- ^jj^ ^

cere. Free. Genuine.
^\^
î-.'-
Flying opportunity, .jJU-'^ ilii Mixture of white and black. Mulatto. Cock of mixed breed, '^^y^
^ Down-i'ight.
Hoary
(hair).
Faded
(plant).
"^î
i.r4^
Sincere, devoted (friend).
Swindler.
Pure, unmixed. ^lioUj ^-J^ The Saviour Jesus-Christ. ^/4^l
To
mix, to
v_j
ifc
Jali. J
Ckii^
JaU.' -)^
mingle
a. th.
with.
To eat noxious food (sick man). jJi.' To be delirious. j/iyT j To be blended Aj ? Cl>U j liaJG-^ JJviwith. To have iatercoui'se with. To mix (cattle). To infect a. o. (disease). To fall upon a. o. (wolf;. To be disordered in mind. 4,iit J J4_p.' To be slack (horse). Jaiiiij Jaiil
To be pure, unmixed. Ca^jU' o y^xU- -S-{ To be finished. To be saved from (dan- jk C>ii- o ger). To part from o.'s people. To be cleared from (the dregs). ^ To
be free from.
To reach a. o. To be broken in
(bone).
^j
the flesh
i},\
Cs>^ o
a
Cai>-
yîi-
To
save, to
fi-ee a. o.
To
*j
i ^jAi-'
clear a. th.
To
refine a. th.
To
ex-
tract the best
of.
^ To
save
o.'s soul.
To be relaxed (nerve). f.'^li -^j To depart secretly. To be intoxica

ted.
To break a compact. To divorce. ;j(ij To be displaced. To be luxated îu[ (limV. To be removed from office. To be .stripped of o.'s wealth. To be divorced for a dowry
(woman). take the property of. Divoi'ce. ^leat cooked with aro-
To be mingled. To become fat (camel). To be disordered in mind. To be intense (darkness). To leap the female (camel). JaliiiJ,!^
Flatterer, intriguer. Foolish. Jalij
Jaii.'
Mixture of dates. Any mixture. Mixed l>!Ai1 ^ Jai> dates. Intriguer. Crooked bow. Promiscuous Jalli^j tJliO i>^b ~
multitude. Medley.
To
Man
of mixed race.
JaJL
ialU Jaii
matics.
Robe
a3 a
of honour received
gift.
^
;;ii.'j
oft'
<
-
Pell-mell.
The
four
humours
of
LU-j oHi^l
<-j
J!Ai1
the body.
of goods.
The best part
Partner.ship. Society.
xLii.
Wolf. Ogre. Gambler. Cast (garment).

Disorderly, immoral
life.
<ii>.
Confused crowd of men and i,SL> cattle. Deceit practised in the tithe
of cattle.
Shameless. Debauchee. Repudiated (son). Profligate. Deposed. Constant fear. Foolish. Preserved colocynth. Pickled meat.
Disorder of mind.
H^'î^
liaii.'j
Medley. Insinua-
^'ji.'
Jal*^ Ja-ii-' ting man. Cmpanion. Partner. Husband. First cousin. Friend. Neighbour. Mixture of clay and straw
;
of
Luxated. Loosened (limb).

^ Paralytic.
^J
o
w-iii'
-ft-
two kinds
of milk.
Confusion. Rabble.
s
ij^
iiUt>j i^-^
SJ^jii-j:
fi>
To succeed a. 0. To take
J^J ^*^
of.
Intriguer, interfering
the place
of.
To be the
agent, subtitute
man. Mixed
food. -^ Mess.
New
fruits
CaiJ liiaJJ Jir^'l
cJ^ To
replace others.
(AiT a A^' -fttake off (clothes, shoes). To release
pull off a. th.
To
stupid (young '^Ji^j *s>U.' man). He has not his father's fj\ ju Ji- ,Jxi. worth. To be altered in îli!_j xs^li-j milk). To be corrupt (taste, odour (man). To ascend a mountain. To remain behind a. o. Caii-'
To be
6^
(a beast). To luxate (a limb),_ To disown, to repudiate fa son). 5 To depose a. 0. from (office). ^ 5 To throw off all restraint. 'ojtlit To act profligately. ^ To lose the mind. To become
^
^'
ungodly.
To To
clothe a.
o.
with a robe
s
u A
ClC a
To
To To
cause a.
:
o.
to retrieve
jcj J
ali'
of honour.
(a loss
God).
divorce
(o.'s wife).
repair (clothes).
put a pole (to a
Sj
fi>
A To be cast off by family (son). (ii>'

i
his
^Mi'
office.
^
4*'
tent).
To
replace
o.'s (father).
To
To be dismissed from
To be ^'
-fy-j
seize a. o. fi-om behind.
stripped of its .hroud (corpse).

CiU.'
To be
left-handed, squint-
wiii^
eyed, foolish.
To be pregnant
*j
a. o. s
(she-
camel).
To
leave (luggage)
To snatch off a. th. A f,'^ To dislocate (a limb). To divorce (o.'s wife). w^' To send forth leaves. To seed
(corn-plants).
jf
;Ju.
îil
behind.
To appoint
as a suc-
;U
Substitute, replacer.
sation.
^Yi
^J^
<>
Compen-
û
cessor.
To
leave an inheritance.
:
Good
silly.
sou. -^ Otf-slioot.
Foolish,
Water-
iiJU.j ^.\i.
di-awer. Spoiled (wine).

foi' nothing, *;!; ji worthless fellow. Remaioder of a tribe. Pole in the hinder part of a tent.
To bring forth (a child woman). To disobey a. o. < To fi,j s wiJu transgress (a law). To forfeit o.'s
word.
Good
To disagree with
a. 0.
s iliÛj *U&i
upon
an
affair).
To go
to (a place) duruig the

a. o.
J[ s
Women.
Diversity. Sleeve of a shirt.
absence of
willo-w.
Salix (egyptia, Egyptian -^ Other, else.

Uncontrovertibly.
Contrnrily to that.
Vicariate, caliphate. -^
birth.
To break a promise. 'jpî îU-l To repair (a garment). A> To draw water for a. o. J To retrieve a loss. j. oMi jji To send behind. To replace a. o. s dli'i oSiij Childs^îtljl c-Sil :lJ5U The tree has put forth
l':\
fruit.
ojii-'
'
Tribe deprived of her

warrioi-s.
Road be'ween two mountains.

Vicar. Caliph, the uJySj -uU.' supreme chief of Islam.
To remain behind a. o. ,jSij To disagree together. wiiiilj wiJQw To branch off, to be diversiwiS>l
fied.
Left-handed. Squint-eyed.
Foolish. Torrent.
,jiu1
To To
succeed.
To
o.
replace a.
o.
o.
leave a.
behind.
To
to
seize a.
Male
Delusive in his pro-
sei'pent.
li-^
from behind.
tJ>Ui>
To return repeatedly
the privy.
5WI Jl,
fi^j
mises. Province.
Bountiful
ij:^ liii;j liÛ; oÂi^ without losing his wealth.

of a tribe. Road.
To appoint
a. o.
as sue-
s îiisiJ^
cessor, agent.
To
di-aw water.
To
Encampment
i^J^
find (water) to be sweet.
Willow-plot. Delphinium,) lark-spur

(plant).
jJo!
Ij
>Ji\iJi-^
To substitute one for another. S Coming in succession ci>U-' ^ uH^ (time, people). Wrong saying. Edge
To To
travail (woman).
zJ^'ji:
(jii.'
<
-Hj
of
create,
Aj
lie).
s 'i%j
o jl>
A
j
an axe. two-headed axe.
Oyi-
Cjî
1^^
to form a. th. out of nothing.
Behind, afterwards.
To
forge (a
polish (wood).
course).
ffiiU-'j
To Û.j uli.' To compose (a disfi,
Breach of promise.
False pi'ediction.
Different, contrarious.
]
o>UI
*ii>J j5U.l
To take
CSjii-
the measure
o JfJ^'j
CiU.'
of.
aSj^j
even,
a j;l
To be To be
smooth (wood).
,
jii-b
^^j
5jii-'
o jii- j ju'
o jii
shabby
(clothes).
j
Udder, or teat of a she- oÛl ^ ^JiLj camel. The shortest rib. Two things contrasting, as shortouU.
To be fine, goodly in sJi^' make (woman). To be fit, apt to a. th. To poUsh (wood). To aromatise a. th.
and long. Axe. ojiUJI ob^ !r >io^-" ob Disagreement. Difference. Patch siU. on clothes. Diarrhea. Succession of
times, plants.
To behave kindly with. To wear out (a garment). To disgrace .""s self.
Disagreement, dissent. Vice, blemish. Last

<ii-j
o>^>b *^'
_iU.'
;,-
<iU.'
J^\
taste of food.
.JU.
used
root.
foi"
making bowls.
oUii^vj oVsJli-'P
SjlîU-'
>U-'j IÛ-'
To
clothe a.
o.
with shabby
Cy
Galanga, aromatic
clothes.
Wild thyme. To be vacant

(place);
empty
(vessel).
To
o >ii.' -Wbe alone
To disclose a. th. to a. o. J* To be perfumed. j^ To forge (a lie). A jiÔ To assume (the temper, man^
ners of
fy-
in a place. To elapse (time). He is free from troubles. C >^> He is dead. He is gone. l^\^'j> îj Û^ To be free from. To send a. th. ^c To be lonely in (a place). d\j <^~ To apply o.'s self exclusively v-j to. To keep to (a place). s5li-j ljA>'j syu.' o "9^ To f.^) Jl^j i_j
i'j
).
To get angry with a. o. To become smooth (back of a jjîil. horse, cloud). To become even with
the earth (ruined house).

It
may
be, it is likely that.
j5>i-l
jii.'
Creation. Creatures. People.

tf-
Crowd.
Constitution creation. jU. ^ siUspeak in private with a. o. < C'Ountenance. Bii-th. To retire apart by o.'s self. *_ilj To devote o.'s self to an affair. *SJ Moral character, J!Ai-1 ^ jUj jii' nature. Temper. Bravery. Habit. a xî j.*' To let a. or a. th. Religion, Anger. To allow a. th. To make a. th. paii'iiii less. -^ To preserve a. th. if- He lost his temper. Moral science ethics. To cease to. To discard a. th. J>UV| Jit
-if-
beseech thee
[lit.
May
dilî
*\
Shabby
(garment).
oUiij
S^ r
('" /)
J^*
J5U-'
J>U.'
God preserve thee). To let a. o. go. To release

(a prisoner).
iLjZ. Ji.'
Share of happiness.
Polish, shining.
To leave people alone. U4^ ~ To quit a. th. or a. o. s jCiTo be lonely, (man, place). *5\it j'-^ To clear a (place). To find (a A
fit>j
Yellow perfume, compound

of saffron.
Suitable, able
to...t_,
J^'j J>U
j-l>'
|_^j,
'Uli.' ^^
Worthy
of..
place) vacant.
Nature. Creatures,
<_j
_j!
men
^ÎMi-'
:cLv>
To be alone with a. o. To deprive o.'s self of. To get rid of, to part
from
a. o.
and beasts. ^ The Creator

5
<>
(P/.)
Female
slaves.
jJ.'i
(God).
3î
^.j ^t ji-3
or
a. th.
^ To
To To
life.
retire in private with,
retire apart
with
a. o.
^ u
If i [
Praise to God thecn^ U-JI ^>1 -Cl 5jli best Worker, the most Powerful Even, smooth. Poor. More -uU-'^jjul
suitable, fitter.
be lonely.
To
lead a solitary
Inner part of the hoof.

Interior of the palate.
of the forehead.
'l^llij
'^^
Smooth part
To be lonely, empty (place). J^î To a.sk an interview from. s To have a private audience of. o Lonely place. Empty space. '>U.'
Solitude. -^
ii^
I
Smooth. Well propox'tioned. Aro-jjiî matised (wine).

Genei'ous, good-natui'ed.
ji^'*
Open country.
('??.
Large copper
o$9^ r
^^' ^
-fr
Jl>
Clj
s.
p.)
'-^
i:^ Ol
caldron.
am
clear from
it.
Prviy.
To choose a. th. A î ij To treat a. o friendly.

-ti-i
^^
5
Ji\i,
Except, save. Quite alone. Emptiness.
^ >U'
>u Cj
51*
Friend. Covert of a .(Uij ^>ii1 gazelle. Grease of sheep.
j^,
Kind of heath
?<,:>U.'{- ^îii'
J^
Sluggish. Milk just drawn.
>Y
Without.
^.^
^%'â
r
cA'^
Large
ship.
OMi-'
^ 1^
rr 'i^ Solitude.
Praised.
Recess, retired place.

free
Broom. Heart
from hatred,
Temple (amongst Druses).

Privy.'
To
snuftie, to
speak, to sing îU^' -^
through the nose. Argemone, pi'ickly poppy.
Out of the way, apart.

j>T-*h
?rt*i-'
s^'
^
it
Bee-hive.
xVi^
To be exhausted
CsU^' a
-^
Milch-camel. Divorced.
Free, careless,
through fatigue or disease. To be corrupt (meat). To become corrupt

(morals).
'Qi-b
o^li*^ -r i^4
Bachelor.
Empty. Free from. Elapsed.

ill
Jii
To speak
solute.
of a. o.
dis-
Bachelor.
Spinster.
'yi-'l
('/) 'j'i
Of bad morals,
J>uVl
rrX'y-J
centuries dX/'-^^J *3feJI Oj^t elapsed. To die tSîij iXi' a Ju.io o ->.>' * CUT Ji-' ^ away (blazing). To abate (fever). To To cut off a. th. To put firewood under a cooking-pot. subside (anger). To faint sick perTo cut herbs (for cattle). To s son). ^ To be disheartened bridle (a horse). To be quiet and still. ^s. a To To unbridle (a horse). To allay (the flame). To put (barley) in a bag. dishearten a. o. J * To prostrate a. o. To deceive s Jii To cause a. o. to die (God). a. o. Dying away (fire). To abound in herbage (land). Hole for covering embers. .sîiT jr To conceal, to hide ^ \j'^ o îi^ -8- To cut (herbage). To be cut (herbs). a. th. To withhold (a testimony). To keep to milk-food. To leaven (the dough). To give wine to a. o. Fresh herbs. Vegetables. 5 To be changed. To \y^ a _j^ Scythe. Bag for green herbage.;:5Ai--^-^-j s>î-. abscond. Nose-bag. To be unaware of (news). To o* be ashamed at. To stink (f^^'j U* o 'j^' ^ (meat); to be altered (milk), <> To To veil o.'s face. To leaven
'
The
it.
-<>
^
;
'\j
(the dough).
eat slovenly
a. th.
to glut.
To mingle with
pervade
hou.se.
a.
To
cleave
to
o.'s
To sweep
cleanse
mel). <>
(
(a house).
th.
To
a well).
To To milk
Us-'
(a she-ca-
To be near
o. in
to.
To explore (a country).
oy^ t_jQ
To
deceive a.
a sale.
To
- To
praise a. o.
infect a. o. (disease).
The hens have been
^-W-^' !
To plot against. confined in their coop. f\iTo eat the remains of a meal, To abscond. To bear rancour ^ti-5 To sweep (a house). To cut To veil o.'s self. *^7C\ To feel hatred against a. o. J- a. th. Stinking, corrupt. To veil a. th. To take a. o. 'î' j '-'^j '^ -^, unawares. To keep a secret). To Garden without trees. To brood a Hen-coop. leaven the dough *ii>. ^ *^' oj 'j^ design). To give a. th. to a. 0. as a Remains of foad eaten in hope xi<îi
fi>
(
gift.
To
put on a muffler
(woman).
of heavenly recompense. Refuse of the people. Rubbish, old furniture.
oCi-j
o^ti-'
Five and
five, five
^ To
',^lii.'
conspire secretly
Jî
_,iuJ >
together.
together.
Formed
(girl).
of five letters (noun).

;
To
Five spans high (boy)

Fifty.
five
years old
rage).
be fermented ( beveTo be leavened (dough).
J^\
To
be turned into wine.
oy'J.* Pentecost, \Vhitsunday.cru_i.i-JI j..%

Oi-yU^^h Cri-rCkJI a
Wine. Any intoxicating
c^î-j j'-^
Golden jubilee.
and fermented drink. Grapes. Screen. Crowd. Thicket.

Stealthily, secretly,
JJ^
,
Hot wind of
Egypt. Sirocco.
Fifth.
fj^ jt^
Sweet wine.
Intoxicated, giddy.
Fifteenth,
Press, crowd of men.
Way
Thursday. Army composed of five parts ,_^> the van and rear-giiard, the main body and the two wings. -^ A swine. Five cubits long (spear).^^ki_, u-ir*' Company of men. ^ti\ ^x^' Pentagon. <> Magical figure.
:
of wearing a
veil
Ve.ssel for leaven.
Dregs of wine.
"ij^j
"i'jS-
Mat
of palm-trees. Yeast.
Sweet odour.
Brovra, wine-colom'ed.
'tSj^,
Screen.
Muffler.
S^'1j
J^*i î' ^ j<^.
^ki
Remains
of intoxication.
j\^
To
scratch,
Ci.jli.'j
Ct'^ o
îi-'
to slap (the face).
To cut oft' (a limb). To beat a. Mark h ft on the face Jijî.' ^

by scratching.
Small brook.
Slight
o. j
Ferment. Leavened el^^j-'j -f^ bread. i>- Dough. Wine merchant. Vintner .*j.jiiX ^j jUi
Public-house, tavern,
inri.
,î-'
SjV^
ji>ii-J
Addicted to drink. Affected with the vapours of

wine.
wound not
mulcted. Musquitoes, gnats. To ba îi-jlj , Cijîi. J Cai: reduced (swelling of a wound). To render the s iioi-^j (^'î.' o belly lank (hunger). To be empty (stoCîi'a ^^'j mach). To be hungry.
Fermented. Whiteheaded (beast).

Sea-shell, cowi'y
(
^î-Jj un.
_,iit>
e'jjik'i
jîitJ
-fr
To take
the
i3
U
',
jl s
Cii' o îi'
i
fifth
part of
a. o.'s
goods.
To be
To
dissipate (darkness of the
^\iC>
night).
the fifth to fi>j s Cii-' complete the number five. To twist a rope with five strands. To make a. th. pentagonal, * o-*^' five-cornered. To amplify (verses).
be in the number
five.
To shrink from. Hunger. Upland.

Suffering
To
To
^_îi1
have camels watered every

u^li>-
fifth
day.
jCd\
Five.
Fifteen.
^jj^>.' jt
XL^
îi-'
fi'om hunger.
,îul CA-Aî-J C\-Aa
'.'..\
L'
< _^ iL^'
Fifth part, a
fifth.
^^-liil
^ ^4.>j
I
Empty-bellied.
They
{the ca-
CtC^
^/jj
Cplii: j'aij
7nel.s)
leave in the
morning hungry
and return in the evening satiated. Black-bordered cloak ^SXî.' ^ ii;*i-' worn by men and women. Hollow part of the sole, ^^ûl ^ âiil
To use deceit. ^^lo-lV VLlii.' ^'Ja To make a false pretence. They are both o-Ci-'l si^ j li*
closely united.
Watering
days.
of camels every five
^^J^
Amaranth, velvet-flower
!lii,>J
-if]
INIiddle
of the body.
^J^l
To
guess, to
A ;^j C^'
approximatively.
a. th.
conjecture
^ To
jc.
think, to surmise.
To
appraise
roughly.
"^^
Stink.
Elder-tree.
^;.i.'
Cili*
Weak
(lance).
oC*-'
Rabble, refuse of the people. ^Cjl Appraisement, survey. Cn^j Nearly perhaps. cnîsSl U-j C;î Appraiser. -^ Surveyor. To thicken (milk). o u^ ), To speak, laugh or weep
;
flavour. To be altered (wine, milk). To roast (meat). <t Ckii' i To skin and roast (a kid). 5 To put (milk) in a skin, a f u; -l' i o To be in anger. To growl isX-i-jjia^ (stallion). To roar (sea). To magnify
o.'s self.
To have a good
Acid, bitter. Bitter plant.

sodata
Any
u^.l"
thornless tree. Fruit of the capparis

(
i\j\ ).
Good or bad-flavoured
sLii-j aL^^'
(wine, milk).
with a nasal sound.
Flavour, taste of wine,

milk.
To empty (a basket) gra A Ui-' dually. To cut (the trunk of a tree). To take the property of. To bereave a. o. of reason i'l n
'.
Skinned and roasted
(kid).
Ja^^îT
To limp
(hyena).
Cli;^j <'^j uî.' a
Û'
(God).
To
stink (well).
voice.
'i/^3^\
*!is>j
Nasal
Twang.
d
cjo-'
Hyena. ;^);^ ^ xi-U. To be obscure, fame- Vî-' o jii.' -{^ less (man). To be faint (voice)
Laugh
or tears uttered through
the nose.
Comfort of life. Glanders in camels. Snuffling, speaking 'Lli. 'jl through the nose. Nose. Narrow of a valley. iSji Entrance of a road. INIiddle of a
house. Destruction.
To forsake a. 0. (God). z To have a defect in the joints. j<^' To reduce a. 0. to obscu- Aj S Ji>1 rity. To make nappy cloth). To
<
fringe
fy-
a carpet).
To wander (mind). To be for-jiSjl^ saken by God (man). Ostrich feathers. Fringes of a ji^T
carpet.
cloth,
ii;^'
To
snuffle.
To speak
indis-
îli.'
^ ^
-S-
tinctly.
Nappy and fi"ingy carpet, Mucous membrane of the

stomach.
Carpet. Hidden vices,
secret habits.
slu^JljiiT
Indistinct speech. Nasal voice.
Hi-^'
lli-'
weak (foot). To CJi be lame. To perish (man). To cut off a. th. To weaken. To destroy a. o. To become haughty.
be
Inner part of the knee.
To To
cut (a tree-stock).
tii a
cS^'î-^
"Ci^,
a wî-'
Obscurity,
^ ,.^'1
want
of reputation. J_^'
Dereliction from God.
Defect in the joints. Sincere
Jii>
*Jli
_iij
friend.
U<'dA
^ ,_^
Ostrich feathers. Varicose vein.
iX-^j
Interstice of the ribs, fingers.
Glanders of camels. ^rc Treacherous. oCo-' /i J oCii ji Tall, long. Bobby. vî^j w-'î^
Fringy and nappy vestment. Soft food. Thick cloud.

Thicket, dense trees.
J-^
?r
JJC>
*W*
Brand
of infamy. Evil. of
tj\:S-
Ostrich feathers. Soft,
depi'essed
Haughtiness.
:oUi.
ground
fit
for culture. Velvet.
The two wings

the nose.
oCjI^jJIj
oSuiJI
Obscuiv, reputeless.
Ji>%r <y^
Nappy
silk or
wool
fabric.^'elvet.Jiiî'
\\\
VI
Lion.
"j^h
(plant).
^
To
scoff at.
Satan.
(the
To fold j mouth of a skin)

fi>
s Ciii
oli
-fr
for drinking.
d-ii
Fern
To be
JUi'
c-UJlj cJiijj
a. th.
c,^ b "î a
Sj
Suckling-pig.
languid, flaccid, effeminate.
Any young
The
beast.
To bend
To
eflemi-
.jji'
Â^j
little finger,
j>a^>'
nate
a. 0.
To
soften the voice. ^
To
q Pen-knlte
spoil (a child).
To insult a. o. iiiLo.' Ja-'*-' -i^ i_, To sow discord between. cnJ To subntiit to J|^_, J ^^ a Û' -)^ a. 0. To pray (God).
To To
be prone to evU.
To
be folded. -^
To
be spoiled
î^,
(child).
Languid, c^S^ ^ oUi-^ j unmanly, effeminate.

(child).
,zJiJ>j
c.^
-^
Spoiled
constrain a,
o.
to
a.
th.
Jt 5 îll
Folds of a garment, of a ouilj

skin.
oCi
(necessity).
Baseness, lowness.
Suspicion.
suspicion.
Empty
place
Profligate. Inducing
Perfidious, profligate.
Hermaphrodite. jui-'j oUi ^ Jii-' Asphodel ( plant). Dagger. _,j.e.i.' ^ _,?Jij ^^- --
Large
knife. Alilch-cainel.
To
turn back in walking. To turn
its hoof outside in walking (camel). To strike her breast (woman).
To be irritated. To have a rib broken
\ij^
Uli^ a
^*
Cause of shame. Haughty. Turning back its head (beast). Road. Liveliness Flax of bad quality. î ^ ,ji^ Having a bone broken ,_iii.' ^ îC\ (back). D Speaking through the nose.
o'L..aJ^j '\l^jci-j ^j.Jc-j
^_,.,jl:.-v^
Old wine. Old wheat. ^jiii.' G To walk with the toes ,Jaii.' -Hturned in. To surround (a place) with fi> jjui^ -^ a moat. Moat. Ditch, sewer. jiCi' ^ jjJi.' P To make a. 0. to swerve s JUi' ^ from a resolution. Waterfalls of the Nile. JiUi' Peak of a mountain, ij iUi-' ^ Jjiii. -ftEloquent speaker. Forbearing lord. Generous. Gallant. Wliirlwind.
Female
Bupi'estes, blackbeetle.
^^ ^
o
ij-J^
"{^
jî. >ij j^k' '^1 .Ai- -fthyena. Cow. Misfortune. Abundance. Surname of Egypt.
stink (meat),
To
stran-
j^'j
Ca^'j
Cili.'
To
(jj^j
llni-'
Jji-'
-^
-^
Stinking.
Pride,
j^'_, Jji'
gle, to tlirottle a. o.
To put
high.
a flag half-mast
S^Jji^l
SjJîO *ci'->-'^-' *jbvij o^j'Jr^ self-conceitedness.

^
^
Pig {See jj^).

fi>
j.J^
herself
To cover a place (mirage). jli.' To fill a vessel ). To choke a. o. (sobs). To approach (the age of). "^ To choke (silkwornas in their
( )
To hold back. To hide

(gazelle).
^
,j-I-
To
delay.
To keep
a. 0.
s ^jJo.'\j
cocoons.
or a. th. back.
To quarrel together To be thi'ottled,

strangled.
To
conceal
^ ^j-J^j
^ a-**-'
'r'
J *
""
a. 0.
To
hide a. th.
Carpus, wrist.
t\:j-
j3\
To be camous (nose). The planets, the stars.

o'^'
dV a
,.r4>
^jJo,i\
a'J
<J=^-'I-'t
Jy'^
"^j
J^j
,
Quinsy, diphteria
i-iUi.'
Camous-nosed. 'Cli-' j. ^^-li^ Wild cow. Name of a poetess. ujijl
(
Idiot,
C"
crack
^J^
?r
^J
o^r
-^
Disease of the throat in horses, s^li^

birds.
brained.
To be flabby (belly). G^' To be foil of food (belly).

Flaccid, flabby.
Cord for strangling. Quarrel.

Nai-row pass mountain.
in
ju
iJi^
a
lane.
JiO* t
'U^'
M"" (a'i/e given cj\:f.\'ji,^ *l'^'j

^0
fy-
^ o^l W-'S* ^
Narrow
street,
Christians). School-master.
(
kconitum lycodonon.,
wolfsbane.
ÛfeJI jiU-
Plum, plum-
un.
:i^-^' ) ^;,i.' -
tree, d Nectarine, nectarine tree.
Aperture in a wall. M-'icket. Anus, a Lane. To walk at a quick pace. To incline, to bend (branch).
o^^
iji.' -a-
Aconzfuî pardalianches, kind of wolfsbane. Colchicum, dogsbane.

Orobanches. strangleweed.
Throttled.
^î jju
î&Ol jjli
7X^l^\ jjG-
^ jij
To
prorait a. th.
To come
oliî-'j
A
i>'
j S
unexpectedly upon
Soft
gi.'l,
a. o. (fever).
rr
young
^'y^
woman. To disagree with jt y ijCi. ili- - a. o. on. To agree on a. th.with. To make a compact. ijlii
Helmet.
Servants, followers.
Jj^Jj J^-ij j^'j J^î Asphyxia, strangulation. Ji^>l Slender- waisted (young ^piJ-JI jj>jl man). Necklace, collar. Stove for choking silkworms.
Prince.
jlfeiii'
*>>
S'S'p-
Ps
-S-
<^y^j
-ft-
i>-b
To bellow (ox). \j\j^ o jt To be weak ijî' a ^^'j Ijjî' (man). To abate (heat).' To soften (snow). To be strengthless (sick
person).
J*
J^ a
'^'j '>^'
Ci-'
To hold foul talks against. To cut (a root). a Cii.' To lay many eggs (locust). To
abound with herbs (meadow).
J,;.'
^'
To cause
the loss
0.
of.
To
u J^l
To wrong
J^'
_â)l
To
be
weak (man).
< To
be hun- jîT
deceive a.
(fortune).
To incline a. th. To seek to incline

interrogate
Gulf.
a. o.
^
a. o.
ji.]
To
y j\9-^[
a. 0. To be long for Obscenity of speech. Calamities of time.
a. o. (time).
To
j\yC*\
^
"^
--
fall
into destitu-
C>
^'^
Mouth
of a river.
j'î-'
tion.
Tract of land between two
hills.
Hunger. Barren land. Unwateredtj^

land.
The
best, the choice (camels).
%y^
j\'^
Bellowing, bleating. Whizzing of arrows.
To
forfeit o.'s
Ccî-'j
C;>>
c-U-
Rectum. Anus of the horse. Weak. Slender and oO'J*

fine
o\jj^
tr jl>-'
she-camel.
*^jjj^
oIj j>-'
?r
Parish-priest,
vicar.
^jj^ Gs
j^ -^ :c!; 3^' -^ trjji-' Gs
tSj
word. To break a covenant. To pounce down it ol5>lj 06-Jlj upon its prey (hawk). To experience a loss. du d>i-.5j To produce a rustling with Clj>
its
wings (eagle).
Wife
ol a priest.
Parish. Vicarage.
Choir of a church. To cheat a. 0. in.^j Treacheiy. To be unsaleable

(goods).
To be crack-brained. pi-' -^ To madden, to annoy a. o. s cj'^ He glanced stealthily j/i ^5)1? cyV>
^
it e'j'jXi.
jî. -^
<*
at me.
S jjii-.*
To
steal a. th.
To keep*
cl>lj
cf^
ol>i-'
C^' o ^r^
"^
a. th. in
memory.
To
stink (carcass).
Bold. Eating little and often.
J^
'
Â^
and sprightly man.
To break a
(promise).
i_i
A
^j
To diminish a. tli. ^ f.^' -fr ~ To bruise a. o. bj blows. >-> ^ To pay (a debt). To weaken a. o. * To eat away (a bank torrent). To be secure. t-y^ To diminish a. th. gradually. A
:
To To To
betray
a. q.
send (camels) to water *_, one by one. To lessen a. th.

pierce a. 0.
^^'
-fr
î Ci.yi:
J.\i-
with (a spear). To take a. th.
fi>
To To
fear,
to be cautious.
To know.
fear, to
dread
a. o-
or
^^ A
Jc.
js
To sprinkle a. th. in. To diminish a. th. To be frightened.

House furniture.
jJ^
01(1 furniture.
a J^^j
J^Ki-j
J-*^
Jj\i.
cAj^.^
a. th.
JAf
To To
fear for a. o.
frighten, to threaten
oî-ij
ûlj o^'
^ Well,
so.
Moreover.
^ji.
Ps
a. o.
To
j'euder a. o. dreaded.
To be dangerous, unsecure
(road).
oU^
J-'j^ Brown, blotting-paper. J^ji^ Jjj To have sunken eyes. Cs^' a uO'- "^
Flank, side.
To diminish a. th. gradually. A î^ To send (sheep) one by one.

Fear. Slaughter. Fighting.
To adorn
(a
crown) with
'u^j^
plates of gold.
a. 0.
jl^ To make
olî-'
hoary (white
hair), s
Ornamented
skin.
Bustle, confused noise.
To propose a bargain to. ^\ s ^j^jQTo blink. u^j^j To become covered with leaves ^^*l
(palm-tree).
fearful.
Cowardly. ol^'j ^;^' -i^j oU Leather-garment worn by collec- "iiK.^ tors of honey. Leather-bag for honey.
More
dreaful.
3'^\
Threatening
u^' ^r <^^ Palm-Sunday. i>=>i-Jl -k-1 Papyrus. iî;^' y_p.' Hot wind hot time of noon. >Ctf^' Deep well.
Leave.? of a palm-tree.
a
:
Dangerous
(wall).
(road).
j^^
wi-9-.>
Seller of palm-leaves.
<>l^'
Having sunken
eyes.
î-i^JI
^ji.'
'Lo>.'
>.
^j^'y^\
Terrible, frightful.
The
lion.
To wade
CaUJ- ^ Ci>>.'
Dangerous places. Dangers.
oj
ii-^
through (water). To mix
o JU( a beve-
To be wide, broad. Cj>>-' a Jji' -STo adorn (a girl) Nvith earAj 5 rings. To snatch and carry away
a. th.
rage). To embark in (an affaii*). To face death. y'^" ~ To engage in conversation, ^j^-j J To move about a sword ^XlJlj A
I
To widen, to expai:d a. th. To go over (a country). To be far-extending, remote.

Gold earring. One-eyed. Scabby. j_^' Far-extending.
Jî' ju.1
oS^-'
in (the
wound).
(a
To bring
to foi*d
hor.se) to
water.
^j 5 Jîilj jsjU To make (a beast)

c.i-v>JI
j^'
^
.i5>.'
through (water).
^' j;>i1
To
enter in converenter into (water).
ur'jtk
sation (people).
v]î'
To manage
business)
(the
of.
A vCij
Ju. -^
it
To
A j^^jj J^^l
;.3î.'
Ford. Pearl.
of.
To To
take care
a. 0.
Rash, go ahead.
Ford.
oCali^^j J^j}^-) J^^^ People, beasts fording.
fT
u^G*
*î-^
"^
grant, to confer
a. th.
jfcj
J^"
upon
To have many
uncles.
Jîtj Jîl
Green bough. Stout
CiUj^
7 ^j^
\AT
Of-
Treacherous,
deceiver.
7j'ji:j
sJUj o\j*
r-
^yU-
To bode
well of a. th.
Lion. Languid-eyed.
o>)l
c/,'^
To have
a. o.
Surreptitious glance, hint. oi^Vl t:JU. Faithless, o\'y^j *2,\i-j o^ji^j iij'yi
full
or to adopt as an uncle.
VU.
J^5j
J^
of treachery.
To be
To
ruined
iS'JAi
*1^'
J'ji^
-H-
(house).
To be
empty-bellied, hungry.
To pay (frequent attention) to. _, 5 To have uncles amongst. J J^î-î^ To engage a. o. as servant, slave, j Property. Servants. Lower Jî' ^ ^^^
give no rain (stars).
fire (flint).
To set To be uninhabited (house)
To give no part of the bit. a Dancer. To bring forth (woman). iy^j Jjj^j sJ^b Jb-' f '^^ (star). To be terror-stricken. Maternal uncle. Good token. Colours
'IjI^^'j tji-'j
;
Li-'&Jji^
of
an army. Black stallion-camel.

of a. th.
-^
empty
(place).
Owner
To be di livered (woman). i\'j^ a To A j'j^:. \j j'^ \j %\^j iSy^ <^^J ~ snatch away (the whole property). To let an interstice in croutSj^
,
Maternal aunt. mother.
Step-
oVU- ^
*IG.
Relationship of maternal uncle. :^j'^
Manager.
*=I>> "^J JS*
'4,'j''
ching (camel); in prostrating (man). To hang down (bird's wings). To be

fat (cattle).
Gardener, farmer. Box-thorn.
Manager
of property.
all sides.
To prepare food for a confined J j 5 woman. To be very fat (cattle). To fail j'jp\ (rain, flint). To be hungry (man).
To
lose the reason.
Scattered on
uncles.
Having many maternal
To be unhealthy
(ground).
Cuî' o
^li.
^Vi-
-ft-
i^ I
fi>
To To
cross (a countiy).
pierce a (horse's) flanks with
Unhealthy (country) ( See ^).
<>u.
a spear.
beast).
To devour
a calf
wild
Empty-bellied; hollow; hungry. Emptiness of the belly. Gap,

interstice.
^
>\'yC
a. o. To embezzle a. 0. To be unfaithful to (her husband wife). To break (a compact). *
To betray
To
feel
a weakening of the
C'^'
Hunger. Steady. Soft ji'j jj^ ground. Upland. Bleeding of the nose.
sight.
Empty. Wasted. "Cjî- j> o^j jj^ Ûncompact (cloth), n Mountebank.

<f-
Chaos. Abyss.
Cj^SxSj^
;;_^'
Depressed, low (land). Food given to a woman in

childbirth.
To charge a. 0. with treachery. ^ o>i-' ^ To betray a. 0. To distrust a. o. To come repeatedly to. To impaij- (a right). A C)j'ivj,^j To deceive, to betray a. o. s o^[ To seek to deceive a. 0. s oUi.ll
fi>
Khan, shop. Caravan-
oUU^
06-
Out of mind. 'U>>J Bi'other. ( Diminutive of ^1

4y Interjection of joy.
,
'^
)
j>
yS'_^\
'J^
-^
[opp. to JiJ\ ) ^^j 'x^ U^ ^ To be disappointed (man). To be deceived (hope). To become an unbeliever. To miss, to fail in.
i
sary inn. Sultan of the Tartars. Landlord of an inn.jâjG- oj 'J,Ou.j 'jji Tune (in music). Square CjVAi-^ xSi. P of (chess). Cook-shop. Unfaithfulness.Weak-sightedness.o^
:
Footed tray for serving food.

DLstrustful.
His endeavours have been

frustrated.
iH^L
^t
ol^"^
*JCi
Perfidy, breach of trust
Ar
Cassia fistula (tree).
j^
balk, to disappoint
5 i-/u1j
j^L jUi P
[fjji.
To
Yellow gilliHower, viola alba. 01(1 Turkish coin.

Excellt?nt.
P
I
a. 0.
Failure, disappointment.
^>\>.j j'jj^^j ^'Jy^j i/Oji'

;
Goodness. Happiness. -^ Happily so much the better. Generous. Pretty fine. tim
j?^'
jî'
Faint-heartedness is always disappointed. Steel failing to produce fire.

His endea_;lui cr t_jilir
:tiu.'
il^Ll
Very
Better.
religious. <>
Mohair
stuffj.
J> -'S>
'
vours have been to no avail.
Ji^fX Option. Free will.
iJ'j_fi-J
J.^
^
He
fell
in a
affair.
^.
s??li
s?
î
J^*\
jlîl.
hopeless
Old man.
neous.
Elected.
rcJjiCi;.'!
Ts
Free, arbitrary. Sponta-
CSj,UsCl.
To make a sound. To earn wealth. May God be propitious to thee in the
jji
jli-
-tt-
^ Mayor
of a village.
Jcj^
,,-li -W-
aftiaii".
Zinc (metal).
^r*3^ P
C-ii^'
i
To be
J*
^v^j J-'i>j
0.
î*J
^^ ~
altered (meat,
prefer a. 0. before.
walnut).
(man).
To be dull (sale). To lie To decrease (value). To waste
To To
select a. th.
a
oj5
jl
give to a.
2^
- *^J
-^
(goods).
the option between.
To be subdued reluctantly. iij^ Âi To break (a prov_j CC-ii-'j C-ii.' mise). To act treachei'ously in. To humble a. o. To confine a>j 5 îT in prison, To diminish a. th.
-fy
To overcome
or
a. th.
a. 0. in
science
^ ^'u.
To choose
elect a. 0.
a. th.
To To put a.
good.
<>
*_
y jlî-b
-^
th. in store.
To ask
a. th.
To
jUiJ.1.
Sorrow,
grief. Fault.
Mistake.
,_^'
consult a wizard.
Lie. Goods.
Brush-wood.
IMilk.
Den of lions.
Gaol, prison.
î ^
yiCilj î^'
tr-C^^'i -k ^-tS*
To consult God by Good ( man).

He
is
divination.
'<ii
jUi-b jCj*
dC^
j\iJ\j
9-
-^'
*!.*>. j
Excellent. Better, the best.
cr^-^->
u-d^
--
better than
J^
y^
Coarse cloth
îii'
thee.
made
man.
fy
of the worst of ilax. Ignoble

tent,
The
of
man,
best ^Îni-' j1 'lllJ) îi-j ^ûjl j;^' of women.

you.
Coarse
sack ;
j.\^
^ jj^:
ilii.'
-tf-
Thank
6'J^ Js -t^-j
[opp. to
'Ji,
ii;;^ -Iil^'iJ'
)
canvass.
Moral or
fare. Virtue.
j^ ^ j^
Wel-
Sack of straw being half a

camel's load.
physical good. Wealth. Horses.

-^
To make brocade, to embr older. j_;LJi.'a To be in small quantity. Cali-' ^îi ^ To have one eye larger u^ a ^jaJ>-'
i
There is a long time since. .0,1 J^ Hare's ear (plant). ^\ j^^ Lesser cardamom (small grain).!^ j^
than the other.

Trifle,
small
Ja^*i o^Xij uî"
quantity.
F. Good, the best. olln* Good deed. ^ At the grace of God as ^\

;
?-
e-d>-'
s^
it
Having an eye larger .Li^' ^ ^_^'1 than the other. Having one horn broken (ram). To sew up (a i^'j Qji-' LQ.
iS.
,
it
pleases God.
jji
Nobility, generosity. Origin.
Appearance.
garment).
To
call
Jl^
;
once only at
J,:i)j l,iii)j,=i^' i,u to pass along quickly.
The best of. ji^ Cucumis sativus, cucumber. Thou hast the jiikiJljj j^T^k cJ'^
Choice, option.
option.
Âl
J:^
To imagine
to a.
0.
a. th.
To seem J
_,
Jl,
To appear on (hoariness). J JaS-Jj L!* ^ To be sewed up. ia!i-j

5
To vie in pride with a. o. To have milk in the udder

camel).
Thi'ead, string.
ja^; Vl
(she-
j^]
The first gleam of dawn, Twilight at sunset. To be dubious to a. o. To be adorned with verdure (soil).Ju.l Gossamer. Atoms seen in the sunrays. To magnify o.'s self. -^To fancy, Jti-3
Ja^l
Jali-JI
ijS-i\
jh.\j
Jali'
to imagine.
Flock of
;
Jaui'j
Ja-5-
oUali
^^ Ixli-'
ostriches swarm of locusts. To seem to a. o. ^cJ Jj A Needle. ^ To feign. J'A-^j ^t>^J ^^>-' To have a haughty de- Jl5>"o JiÂ^ Needlework. Art of sewing. ^^c* Tailoi", seamster. JCji portment. To be self-conceited. Huge mountain. Big camel. Banner JG;. Sebesten-plum. h^J jjb Ja^.'*
Shroud. Fancy. Black of a. th. Self-magLonely place. nified. Caliphate. Opinion. Suspicion. Bachelor. Good
of a
prince.
stallion.
Sebesten-tree.
i!a!i-./i
n
-8-
Owner
To have one
li^' a and the other black (horse).

settle in a plain.
eye blue
wi-i^
To come down and
^X^
manager. Horse's bit. Liberal man. Weak-bodied, weak-hearted man. Free from suspicion.Imaginativeman. Mole on the face spot on o'A^ -r ~" the skin. Cloud giving no vain.
;
To withdraw from a fight. To be shared, allotted amongst, pji To make a station oliilj vJ^b jii-l
at
Mineh (pilgrim).
Haughtiuess. Lightning. Horses hoi'semen. Jî-'j Ju>l

;
To
-r
St?-
Rue. Asafoetida {plants). Haughty. Jtkij j;>b du,
Jc^-J
be diversified in colour. i\'J] ,_^.j Declivity of a mountain. Side. _ili.' Skin of the udder.
Knife.
Jli-j
JiU
Self-admirer.
Phantasm, spectre.
iLi'l
^ J\^
Den of a lion. xl^' Locusts having wings streaked oUli-' of different colours. Multitude of
menHaving one eye î ^ '^c*^ ^*^^ blue and the other black (horse). Men of different shape, state. oCil
Uterine brothers. oCil j^lj jCi-'l
Sultan, prince.
Oi)\ji-'
rr
Human
shape.
Scarecrow. Opinion,
oVUi.'
suspicion.
Phantom. Human
shape.
iCo.'
Imagination, fancy. V^îh ^fz* S Horseman. PL -^ Cavalry. xJUi.' ^ jCo-'

Siren (fabulous nymph).
>^^:>-'
^l
olsU-
T
-ft-
^^y^j
''^'i
ol
j'l
%*J
'^'*J
^' a
JU-
Vanity, self-conceit.
Jli-'j
xl^'j
-"^^y^
To think
A 'diWij
ic.
''*iir-'-
^/^'j
j!i.'
Bird of bad omen. Jj Q.)j J-i, ^ j:i1 Green wood-pecker. Roller (bird).
to imagine a. th. or that.
To thunder
a.
o.
over
yiiij
^Lî
Having moles on
the face.
Pride. Opinion.
J^.'j
Jsj-J"
J^^
^^c?-'
(cloud).
a. 0.
To form
a suspicion
upon
Jj^*--^ ?r
To
Symptom,
^_p9&J *Ci..j
sign.
<H:iv\J iUii^J lU^îi
*j\3e-i^
J jjCi. J j:i-'_, ^L^-i scarecrow for (wild beasts).

,
put up a
To
forebode rain
perceive good
in.
^^^J Jl'^J
^î.!) a^j j!|.i_}
Cloud giving no raio. He is apt to do good.

ULo-j i^^^j \^J^j
(cloud).
^ji.jj
jlk'J '\
^
To
UU^j
^To gallop; to ride on horseback. jliT To recoil cowardly from. ^ '*1;_^> j To stand on three legs (horse, ^lil ^ To manage a hoi'se well. s
^c*'
-'* ""
symptoms
To bode
well
of.
Ambergris. Tender stalk of a

plant.
r
oC-U-j
'?'
>Ae
To
pitch, to enter
a tent. To
^
<_;
clijig (odour).
To camp,
-tf-
to pitch a
t_(j
J^j
cA't^j jr:*-'i -^^h**; Booth, Arbour. Awning. Dwelling under a tent. Nomad.
lent.
tent (in a place).
Manufacturer, seller Place for pitching a tent.
J^^ of tents, "jjo-'j

JSJ-
pitch (a tent). * >^b Nature, inborn dispo.sition. Radish. Uutanned skin. Unbleaton-cloth,
To
>'>>''
_^
û.
ohed cloth. Unpolished stone. Cot-ff-
Encampment.
-^
Cobwebbed.
Inexpei'ienced (man).
\r
w>i
Â^)
c^b
(its prey wolf). To deceive a. o. Ribs of the breast. oOli ^ J\'i Crow. C}i cr\ Nui'se. Midwife. cC'^ ;r *il^ ^
:
To rim
walk
fast
*tjiij S^Vli Vili
to
(camel).
To
hasten,
-if-
To begin
(child).
-tf-
To walk
slowly Cuij Cs 1 oi (animal). To creep (reptile). To crawl (child). To flow (brook).
^ To throw a. th. * To pervade a. o. (poison, disease). J To make (a child) to walk. 5 '^'i\ To spread (slanders about) a. 0. u To rule (a country) with justice.
To cover a. th. To stii* a. th. A To still a. th. To track a. 0. aj\ j To be moved. To be still. To ' *ii'|j7 be covered. To chew the cud (camel). To incline load ). To roll do^vu (stone). To thi'ong (crowd).
(
Wet
His slanders
{lit
his
i'jUt c4^
xZ^j
i_,C
nurse. Dry nurse, si^G T Soimd of the rocking of cîTi ^ s'lili a cradle. Sound of a stone falling
into water.
scorpions) crept along.
Dark
night.
Glij
C'li
Bear.
<>
Ruffian.
Major and J^S\ Minor Ursa.

Manatee, sea-cow.
L,bi\j
^ Li J^S\ o'oJI
i1
To
strive
j C/jij
a vî
steadily in.
To urge
J^\
(a beast).
To
CVij C\i
oS
drive a. 0. away.
Anthyllis vulneraria,
o5jl xLlzJ- a
To weary
journey).
Atfair.
tf-
a. 0.
To pursue
(a
Aj
5 k_,1il
woundwort.
From Li
youth
She-bear.
J(^
IJ.
^j\
Zj:> Ji,
-V^' o^
;Ji
Woi'k. Habit.^jjil ^
contiS'tâll jl
^Jc^j Jy:
iJli
to old age.
He reads
1^ 0I
Way
oil.
of acting.
t_,Gi
nually.
Vessel for
hill.
Sandy
Ijij xî
Down
on the cheeks.
Glass
The day and the night. To be heavy. To be

unclean (dress).
olIJJÎ
v'jli
a oti
fi>
-K-
bottle, a Hernia.
Young calf. Down on the face. _Ji Wild mint. ^Ci -^ Crawling. oCGS -^ xjCS ^ ^CS
Quadruped. Testudo, besieging oGCi ^ *jiii machine. Creeping. Reptile, insect. ^__ji Slanderer. Bloody wound, uj^îij i_jî
To eat (food). To stain (a dress). To play (child). J^Ti To be mischievous. To CalS a uJ,i
become To fill up
fat (cattle).
(a vessel)
-S-J^
Hj
fi>
Dili a Jib -
0.
Deep cavei'n. Fat. Beast of burden, hackney,

mule. Reptile.
-^
ijiji
j||i
To squeeze (an ulcer). To anger a. To strangle a. o To walk slug- JlSjVbjVli a j1S gishly. To run with short steps. To deceive a. 0. s Jlij, J CvUjV'6
Fox.
Jackal. Weasel,
-if
She-ass.
jJii
dlj/i
The beast
of the earth so.i(lja'yi\
oviij Jjij JlSj JiS

cy-T*
fi>
to appear near the end of the world.
Calamity.
t
a
Jj^ ji
>.1'i,--
Small beast. Reptile. *?Ij^ Cucurbita, gourd. {un. sjCj) 'Ci Downy on the face. Thick- .CS j, Lil haired camel. Bed of a torrent. L-t^
To stay (a wall). To wash a. th. (waves). To crush a. 0. (affair).

Sea. Ocean.
CU
fi>
j,]'^
s îjj
_
'iAi
To delude
J CIS a j1*^,Gli otsb -^
J?
I'esults of.
;
AY
ji
in bear8.:JjiJ *ja'J ^'jSi
-fr
A jjjJ To reflect on the To turn back one upon another }\'Si To be at variance. To see the consequence of ^j 5 J JcJ, a. th. To track. To turn the back to. To look back at. Swarm of ( un. o'Ji ) jjj'^j Jil ^ji
bees, hornets. Mountain.
custs. Behind.
Country abounding
To
^
i-esound (trampling).
To crawl
(child).
l.
Ti'ampling of horses.
iojS
v?'^.'^
Drum.
To
variegate
A îj
uJi
fi>
v'-^'^ ^^'i -tt-
(cloth).
Young
(
lo-
To adorn
plants
(
(the ground) with

rain).
)
^J^j
Wealth. Death.
s.
To
embellish
a. tb.
Great wealth. Back. Posteriors.
pL)
Ji
un. I>.Cj5
Ti^jyiij rrj\i'i rr
-r^L?
i Hinder, latter part. Angle of a house. End of prayer, of a month, of an

jG.'il
TrJ.'^jS.
Garment
of silk. Brocade.
If-^^-i^
Face. Preface of a book.
He keeps
He
his honour
*5>Qi'
J>^
affair.
stainless.
To
turn back (in fight). 'o^''^ Jj Defeat (in a fight). ConjGi ^ %yi sequence. Adversity. Sown land.
of
(
disgi-aces
*=?-Vi?
Ji^J Jj^
oV2>Ui^ll
himself.
The two cheeks.

Silk-bi'ocade seller.
Western part
the sky.
opp
toiXik
"O.^
^dS
9^^
To stoopdown ^ oj'i ;î ^ j,'^

'
^vîij
^î
-}f
Sore, gall (of camels). jCiljî
in lowering the head.
Ulcered (beast).
Loss, ruin.
Defeats.
Scorzonera, Viper's grass.
yC'i
jG>
jC i jC .>
Channels of U'rigation. Events.

Ancient
name
of
Wednesday .jCij
To turn the back. \jy'ij \yi To become old. To take a. th. away. To relate a. th. on the o5Aj
authority of a dead person.
j'i -^
t_;
* ~
Westerly wind. jyi Shape, manner. -ni'î t jyt^ ^ Hornet, wasp. Blindman's buff
(play).
To
fall
:
beyond (the
arrow).
a. o.
j
(
lâ o
butt
To
wi'ite
a book). To
ij^'i
foUow
Sj^/^
JIniJI -njlc
jjli
Mason's hammer.
Aldebaran,
five
To
veer to the west (wind),
stars in Taurus, oâll
Domestic economy.
Follower. Consequence. Root.
To elapse (day, night). To be overtaken by west wind. To be covered with Jilj i^'i
,
j'i
a jr,S
Going beyond the mark (arrow). Last remains of a people. Elapsed

(time).
sores (camel).
To
forecast
a. th.
They were exterminated.^^;! j,\':, Hinder part of the hoof. Defeat.' s^î Back spur of hawks. Late (prayer). \Sy''^
Late, latest time.
to settle (an affair).
To manage, 5j /b Ji To rule well

-if-
(his subjects: prince).
^î
To c^_Si\ relate a tradition, threaten a. o. with a punishment. To exert o.'s self in. To cause J*-?'-> the loss of.
To To die. IjiJjSj j:'1^ To oppose a. 0. 5 To be exposed to west wind. To turn the back. To retreat. To become wealthy. To set (star). To be adverse (fortune). To journey on Wednesday. To be ended (prayer). To gall (a beast saddle). J :
Twist of thread. Disobedience.
î
Ps
He
is
grossly
_jy>
iiuJ jijo V
ignorant.
< Trick,
thi'ead.
craft. String, SjC jSj ojGS
The Ruler
order).
(God). Counsel of a
(
Jlxi
prince. -^ Assistant
in a
religious
To manui'e (a y^'i._, ÂJi o Jî -^ land). To improve a. th. To collect a. th. with. *j 3 !AJi the fingers. To take large raouthfuls. To beat a. 0. with a stick. To befall a. 0. (misfortune). -^ To crush a. 0.
rf>
Infusion, diluent.
in the
J'j^
Unlucky
of arrows. jjjj> Nuble of both parents. j\j^\j Jjliyi
game
Lucky and unlucky.
To conceal o'self. To become sweet

blunted (awl).
juice of grapes.
^
^^ ^^ -^
(
grapes).
To be
Misfortunes have befallen Jîoi islo him. Plague. Streamlet. Mishap. J^'i ^ jJi Pain in the bellj. SJu'^sj iUSj iii a Finger-ring. jo ^ io.i
To
inspissate the
To
conceal a. th.
To mend
(boots).
Tumour. Large
Manur-j.
j;i_, jjj.
iiJi
To be of a reddish brown coloui*. ^'il To send forth off-shoots (earth).

Black. Much.
Treacle. Bee-honey. Crowd.
mouthful. Hole of an adze.

Bereft oi her son (mother). Misfortune. Disease of the
belly.
^^ ^^
?-
Honey-guide Of a reddish
(bii'd).
'ji-U^
."l:j^>
*î
^Ci
î ^
Pin.
^ ^jf
brown
(
colour.
Flies.
for
oCi
'J.
oCi
-^
-J}-
Seller of treacle, honey.

jNIace, club,
<>
To be
stripped by locusts
a. th.
J.^
,,r-i>S>'^
fi>
?r
wji'^
(land).
To
peel a. th.
To
Cii j o
jSi
To work
A j*i
locusts (land).
)
eat a. th.
To swai'm with
jf i1
iS.'i
Small locusts. Ants. ( un. sCi Gentle walk. Place wasted by locusts.
:
Furniture of a house. Rubbish, jiî < Ashlar, rubble, {un. xlJi ^) jiJi
Clot of earth.
'J,
1^
Eaten up by locusts
(land).
'-C^
i a.
To hit (game hunter). y_, Ui 'oi To pain a. 0. by striking. To j drive away a. 0. To overtake a. (rain ). To distress a. 0. (fever).
^
o.
To
tan
fi)
\s\tj>j
^k?J
tr-^!-^ fu'i -^
(a skin).
To be tanned
stained.
(hide). <>
To be
/Jjjl^
Shght rain. ol5ij *oi Shooters of birds. oIjoJI To be obUterated (trace). ijyS o j'i -STo be exhausted by old age. To become unknown ( man). To be rusty (sword). To be unclean, dirty ( clothes). To put forth dense foliage
(tree).
Ooze, tan. -^ Stain.
xiij f.bij fji
Tanned
hide.
â
^Qj
tSu'^ -^j
,
Tanner. Tannery. Hides in the ooze.
^.1 Jii :r
**JJ^
To
Jjj5j jj>b stick to a. th. ( glue).

a. 0.
<>
"^
To
^ Ji^ "^ cling to
To be enamoured
gluey, sticky.
of.
To prepare its nest (bii'd). To cause a. 0. to perish. To To wrap

ments).
o.'s self in (vest1_,
j'^
<)
To be
j^S
s
To
To
catch (birds) with birdstick a. th.
joj
A
jjil
cover (a sleeper) with a blanket.
lime.
^îj y'Ji
To make
a. o. Sj
to stick to a. o.
To ride o.'s horse. To be erased. To acquire wealth.

Abundant (goods). jyij (5. pi.) Ji Good manager of property. Jd ji Unclean (garment). Numerous Ji
(soldiers).
To be caught with To be stuck.
bird-lime.
jJjG
Bii'd-lime. Glue. Mistletoe.
Jy\j ji>
Dung. Glue. Viscous matter.
'S^
o wio -^
To trample. To diJij feJi make noise by trampling.

,
Trampling. Cadenced dance.
*&ui
"
To be To be
obscure, dai'k.
sad.
Câ
(^'i
>>i
-H-
Upper garment. Blanket.

Lazy. Obscure (man).
Perishing. Neglectful.
>>-'ij
a >>;5
Darkness. Friend, companion. Impetuous torrent.
v?'^^'
v-^ ?r <^'^ >>^ tt <i?-'*
JX/i
Rusty (sword).
^ji âfc
To
alight suddenly in the ^Ji

(bird).
ji ^
To
be
jf'^h
(day).
gloomy
(sky).
^W^J ^^ o î -fr To rain continually

.
neighbourhood
To make its To advance
nest on a tree (bird).J

Cliislij
G,->i
%.':>
To remain in (a place), ^j 0^'i To keep to a house to become

;
slowly (crowd).
fa-
miliar to a.
0.
(pigeons, dog).
To wheedle a. o. 5 li To last (rain, fever). To have î1 rainy weather. To be dark (night). Shadow of oV>iij oU^^j o>>i rr o^^
the clouds. Abundant rain.
To be overcast (sky). ^^ To accoutre a. o. with weapons. 5 To be fully armed. r^'-^

Partridge.
-^
Thrush, d Chaffinch.
'^'^
Amaranth
{plant).
jyy\ ^S
XsTS
Intense darkness.
Walking
slowly
^^\':>j
o^>)i
( s.
pi.) '^\i
Gloomy, dark weather. Domesticated animal.

spreading
Black.
(rain).
Domes- (un.
*i>'->-j
i^li
tic
fowls
x^\.i )!^>i ^G-Sj ^ Ûi cocks, hens, chickens.

x:\Ji\j
Woodcock.
Coot
(bu'dj.
ja'JSS
Ûi
^b-i
*>C>^
'3"}^'^
.(J
Intensely dark.
î ^ .e.;^ ^
a covert
<>.i
^fil
fowl. Family.
Cygnus
{constellation).
To
To
lie
down
in
A>i
-ft-
Fowler.
Intensely dark
(night).
(hunter).
r^yjî vryrXî s^ 3^'>

rr-^-'-î t^,'-^'"
-ft-
i^ Sj lî o W-i -^ To spread everywhere. To be full (clothes). To be thick (hair). To conceal hatred against a. o. s ^li To dissemble with. To be obscure ^>ilj ^>'4> J-'^\
overspi'ead
(night).
Fully armed. Hedgehog,
To be amazed. To be 1^3 a j>-'i intoxicated. To be lively (people).
Wood
of the plough
j^'i^
j^pj J/i
fixed to
the share.
ji-'^j j>-'ij
(night).
French bean.
fi>
To let down (a cui'tain). The three first J.'ij c,US ^

fingers. Mouthful.
Stupefied.
^s'J^'^j ^ji-'^ rr
o^'îj
j>-j>
l^'i
Inebriated.
Button of a
shirt.
Darkness, starless night, Lurking-place of a hunter. Spreading over. Dai*k t*

(night).
î
fi
^ <î ^
^li
Dust. Darkness. _^Coj Ji>}jJ> ?- jj>^^ Dense (herbage). Dust-colour.
Easy
life.
^^li jju.
Darkness. Dissembling, hypocrisy.
Ôi
sla-laA
To lie, to quack. Ûi Jfi To smear (a camel) with tar. fij g To journey through (a land). To cover a. th. To tar (a fi jii camel). To gild (a vessel). To ma-ft-
nure
(a land).
To
fill
(the belly
jj
iLi o
^3
--
food).
a. 0.
To enlarge
(a house).
To
repel
Manure, dung. Gold. Gold-wash.
Jui
Jli.S
To conceal a. th. in the earth. J A To slap a. o. in To be swollen (belly). ôJl. To become luxuriant (ground). *yS
Tar. Jr^'^J *5W-^ Quack, impost or. iUvi-ij oJC>i rr S>'^ Antichrist. JlViU rr_," The Tigris (river). iisî
Numerous party.
xJib-i
W*
j^-^
îjij icioli^j
s Caii a
/b
.
To make
a. o. to slip.
A
^
jai-':>j
ja>il
jaa.':>
;5jJ
Slippery (place). jaU-i

block.
Short and
stout.
iG-'ij
Slippery place; stumbling- jli.a^ Slippery place.
'iâi jJ'
To repel To drag
along.
a. o.
a. th.
î
i-îi
-tt-
Gî
-ft-
*j S jiilj ,lubî a j>i -^ away. To remove a. o. Angry. Foolish. Yellow jljS ^ j>li
To
drive
To To
reol a. th. along.

roll along, a
* ja> i
decli-
-M-
To be
ja>jj
date.
vous (ground).
Espelled (people).
To
dig the sides of a
>Ui
Je;^ J>i -^
To
drive to
s^luj
b_p-ij
a. o.
well.
tent.
To To
lie
hid in the corner of a

o.'s self.
away, to discard Driving away.
(^ i a>ii To banish a.
-tt-
o.
jJ-'^j j^\'
-ft-
conceal
To
enter the recess
j Jiilj
5lii a
jf
of a tent, well.
To upset a. th. To roll ^_î down a. th. To roll down. To become rj>"
round.
To be crafty, deceitful. To use deceit towards. To

circumvent
a. o.
Ji
jili
J^'ij Jsîlj JU-ilj J^? T J*^-> Jf-^ Lai'ge at bottom and narrow- oy^'^j mouthed well. Corner of a tent.
Reservoir.
Rounded, globular. Dung-ball rolled by black beetles.
'Mi'*^
?r
*?JL;"^
To To
set (people).
o-H:
at vai"iance.
fill
(a house
crowd).
To
:
*-
broad-sided well.
J^S
Palisade set up for
j^ Ij^
Jp-Ci
learn (a tradition) by heart. To thi'ow about (the feet slaugh-^j

tered beast).
scaring gazelles. Flabby-bellied. Calamity. iUi Treacherer. Short and fat. Hunter. To thrust
violently.
a. o.
_^
j>i
Jb-i
To cause evil in secret. To become full of seeds

(spike).
>i34 ,_^ ilj
back
C>^
î -^
"^
To be
low
Spike
affected
(finger).
full
by a whit- C~>S Si,jî

lt^'^
Dark ^^b.ij,_^'i^ ^-^î o-^*^

(night). Black.
of seeds.
,j-i>,'i-i ?-
Insect used
u^^'^J lt^'^
To extend ( the
earth
bles
: :
* lî
To
di-ive
a o V>i
-K-
as a bait.
God).
along (peb-
Whitlow.
Affected by a
tj-w/i -^j tr>*l^j

-vvhit-
ur^-j'^
rain).
^^^'/jj^ -^j
^j>jJ^
4"^
-ti-
To be
Hat-
spread, expanded.
ji-'-LJj
\S'_^'i>\
low
(finger). Filled (house).
S*^'j -^^'J i!j^Û ^^' ching-place of ostiiches in" the sand.
To spread
pet).
out (a car-
^ C>i
J-'i>
-fi-
To thrust, to poke a. th. in. j:J.i To intrude. tr^^l To agitate *^^, Ca^'^ a âî
the feet (slaughtered beast).
(
To
stretch
down (man).
^jj To jerk
Cî
To
jioi'^
She-ape.
tered beast
slaugh- j^_^. Ciasî a^>aii -tt). To search the groimd

feet.
Chief of an army.
with the
Smoke.
decline to the
(sun).
Cîj
(
Ccp-i a
To
gild (an earring).
West
To
void
slip
foot).
Black and white garment kapt in a wardrobe. Gold.
To be made To
refute
fi>
jai- oJlj
Cbji S a
(argument).
ja>. ilj
Patch
for uaij'ii widening a shirt.
p t/iv*:
ja> ij Ca_^ i a
,
(an argument).
55
Secret thought of man.
Interior disease.
\\N
J^^
lowered,
Oî.' i/lj;,i.i
J^)l J:j>i
Jch'^
"1^
To be
^ ij _;iS
a
luside
^
of.
Intimate thought.
Office.
iLi-i
humbled. To humble.
Hdme
To
stick
To abash a. o. y\j Ci i J /b
^
A
5 ^l'^]
'i
-fr
Basket for dates. ^ Ear-wig.

Entrance. Means of beginning, prehide.
a (trivet) in (the ashes). Dolphin (fish). ^-îj o-*^

Trivet.
;..r->lj^
cr^'^
To go
in,
jl
>u'loJjV,S
Jii
,_,
Emaciated. Weak-minded. Jî-a^ Rotten (palm-ti*ee). ^ Revenue, income. J-ila;^ J>-'li/" Special love. Ash-coloured Jiii -
5-.
to enter (a place).
To To To To
bring in
a.
or
a. th.
visit a. 0.
To be introduced
affair,
jp
before (a king).
bird.
enter in (an
intrude, to
a religion).J
I
To To
deceive a. o.
s J-^l':>
<
J Ji
affair).
,
jJj jX'j.7}
jii
conceal o.'s mind from.

altered by
ui-i a
meddle in (an
Deceit, craft.
To yî
a Ji-ij
*?-l.!>
jl *i2p
j Jii
To become
^3
-^
smoke (food). To smoke much (fire). To be ill-natured. To be smoky.
be attacked by an mind.
evil,
in
body or
ji'^
To be
cori'upt (affair).
To be
To
be dust-coloured (plant, l:>'i o

a
(
î
^'i
unsaleable (goods).
beast).
c^>^j o^-'-^b o*'î -^^^'^-i '^''^ To send up smoke). To rise

(
smoke,
dust).
To introduce <*. 0. ftj j jii'j Jî To insert a. th. To enter upon to have 5 Jili intercourse with. To be seized with
;
To fumigate
'
a. th. <
To smoke A ^î
^'j^
wonder.
(tobacco).
To come apon
o.'s wife.
a. 0.
To go
in to
if-
To be fumigated.
Millet (plant).
^'i
To
slip in, to
enter gradually,
ji IJ
Smoke. Malevolence, ill-nature. ^S Unsoundness of mind, belief, origin. Dusky colour. Calamus aroma- tj.C-'i
ticus,
^ To
beseech, to
make an
^
JiJo'l.
entreaty.
incense for fumigating houses.
To ba commingled. To To go in, to penetrate,
intrigue. ji.'|j;
jiilj
Dust-coloured sparrow.
oCi'ij 'CiS
Smoke.
-^
Smoking-^>.lji
ci^'ij o6-'i
tobacco.
Unsoundness of mind. Guile, jî deceit. Disease. Baseness of origin. Dense tree.
Intention.
Ju.j>j iiiij vJ-i>j
Chimney, Hole for î. iji ^ smoke. Tobacco^(^'ij j^^^' -^j

nist.
x^;.
jii
iLCi
Thought.
'j^Vi
Way
of acting.
Hive of wild bees. Income, revenue.

Please,
I
J>i
Intensilyhot (day).
oL>J
Of a dark, dusky
colour.
^S
-Ui-'i
^îil
Chimney, holefor iiiTJ; .^j ^'a> smoke. < Room for smoking silkworms-eggs. Fumlgatory censer. î Q.: ^ ili.' Iv*
^
beseech thee. dllii 4Small bird. Herbs Jc*'*^ ?r J*^ mixed with the roots, lu-side, interior, inward. aU.>i ^ Jili Within. ji-li J[j ji.\i jAj Jiii i From within. Inwards.
Inner part. Intention,
Red
herrings.
mind,
belief.
Jilji ^ ii>li Hidden part.

''Iî-'i
Play, sport. Space of time. Joking.
ii -Hia^
Guest. Intruder.
^ Jc>^
Adventitious (word).
~
(
\^r
Flowing abun-
jljij ^jij j^y^
3ii
dantly (milk). Lighted lamp.
Watchman, Wild ass.

To be on
sentry.
oClvi^j u.'Jo3
Milch-female, yiel-
jOo^^ jJSî
S*li
'J^'^
Pilot of a ship.
ding much milk. Brisk market.

Spindle.
oîî the watch, to keep ^jCJi

oS'i
oj^
Zj\ji
'i
guard
(sentry).
Play, joke.
Shining
^jjî ^ ^3^ ij jj ij ^j
Blunted sword. Sharp word. Poor^ba
brightly (star).
Bloody (war). j/y^ Lighted (lamp). S^^^ft (horse), ^ji Plenty of milk. S*a5 Causing milk to flow. Revolving ^jji
the spindle quickly.
man. Custom, wont. To flow abundantly

(milk).
0>îj
iji o
i
ooo
ji
-^
Shedding abundant tears (eye). Pouring a copious rain (sky).

Frequently, abundantly.
j\j'jjt
OO-î
fi>
To chew a date (old man). To scatter a. th. about.
ji'/i
-5^
Sound of drums. Elm-tree. jl^j's Plant sought by camels. -^ Ash-tree. Toothless gum. j^jj^ ^ jij'i
Abyss, whirlpool. jijS Small tray of straw. Sjjiji To rush (torrent). %':>j |ji a ]'/:> - To glow. (fire).
-<>
To yield To stream (sweat). Ijjî^ l3i o To shine brightly (lamp). To become brisk (market). To be fdl of blood (vein). To become soft. To pour down (an abundant raia)^_, (sky). To give of (o.'s property). To recover o.'s complexion l3i a
i
i
To become luxuriant (plant). much (milk: she-camel).ij
(after disease).
To
thi'ust
back
a. 0.
To
fi>j
s Yji
To run swiftly (horse). Oj'^ To let flow milk (she-camel). yy\ To draw forth (a shower of rain wind). To whirl (the spindle) quickly. To move a. th. To whirl (an arrow upon the nail). To render
i
fi>
:
urge (a beast). To spread (a carpet).
a. th. plentiful
(God).
To rush suddenly on a. 0. To shine brightly (star). To To To To To

repel
a. 0.
J* u/J^
To stream (milk). To give jozJl much milk. To draw forth rain

from the clouds (wind).
Milk. Abundance of milk. Soul.
have pestilential pustules (camel).
ji
'y:> j)
To
flatter
%\j\'jj>
Yj\i
What
What
him.
a generous
man
lit
His
a. 0.
lie
To
in
treat kindly. To cheat a. 0. wait for game (hunter). \yia

a. 0.
'iîSlj
look scornfully at repel 0. a. in a
it
abundance comes from God. a bad action'l lit May'oji ji V God withhold his blessings upon
:
Yj\XJ
Vyy:[
quarrel.
To
disagree.
(torrent).
Pearls.
(coll).
y
Sji
To rush on fiercely To spread (fire). To dart on a. 0. To lurk for (game
pearl.
<
Female
oljij jji
5-
parrot.
ic.
:
hunter).
]'j%\
Crookedness. Quarrel. Extremity .ji of a. th. Projecting part.

Pestilential
MUk. Abundance of mOk. jj i ^ Sj i Flow of milk. Blood. Whip, scourge. Flow of a cloud. Briskness ( of a
market).
:Milk-fever
ia;ji
tumour (on camels),
'jj \i
Unevenness, furrows, ruggedsji ^ .jS parts of a road. Shining (star). isj)'/:^ 'JJ,'i>j Ijy?
Windward. Straight path.
My
house
is
opposite
ilîi
jji yy^ jy':>
thine.
PL
Large
stars.
They have the same

SAjji
:u.
j^\j yy^ jc
_^
Camel. Lurking-place of a
To ^ji a ^j i by degrees. To keep to (the true religion). j To feed on partridges. ai ^j3 ^ To graduate a. th, To bring a. o. by degrees to. Jl. s ^y:> To pass one year of pregnancy ^j'^\ without bringing forth (she-camel). To draw up (a bucket) gently. *
follow o.'s course.
rise
To To
a garment). -^ To give currency to. build a storied house. a ^jij
hunter. Ring for
learning arrowo'\yjij \jJ:
shooting, spear-thi'usting.
Means of defence. To get used, ^j

accustomed
to.
*j
jij Cji a i^j'i -^

5
To throw
a. 0. into (a
sCji
J.
ji
disagreable
affair).
To be steady (in a To train (soldiers,
defeat).
^j'i
jj
ipj
? ^-iji
hounds) to (war, chase).
To
insert a. th. into
to inwTap. J
To
publish a. th. in (a paper).
To come gradually to. To be destroyed. <> To be

shed.
To be classed, implied
in a. th.
J{ ^'/^
publi- ^jjj[
To invade a Greek province <Sj>\ (Moslems). To beat the drum. To be trained, inured to. o ->jJj Large gate. Street-gate. ,J(ji ^ c_ji Drying-floor for dates. ^\ji\ ^ oji Entrance of a country, ^jj'i ^ <-jji
Mountain-pass.
Skilled (woman).
-^
liTc^^j J
By-street.
Practice, training. Custom, habit.iojS

s ^j'jzl^. s
To bring a. o. gradually to. Ji^ To deceive a. o. To show

:
Female drumhawk).
Xjj'i
mer.
Skilful. Huntiiig (dog,
To
forbearance to (a sinner God). roll pebbles (wind). A Scroll of paper (for wri- Îjil ^ ^'ji ting). Fold. Fluent reading.
<fj:>^j ;r'j.W
i^jXi
jjiji
Very
skilful
(woman).
Experienced (man). Well
vJ^'
Case for articles

of
r j'^
^'/i
trained (riding-camel). Lion. Submissive <^y'ji ^y'j^J ^jj^

(camel).
Xij.Oi ^ cMS^ ^ To become mild, tractable. ^'3^ -aTo be scared away. To stoop ^'y^ ^ the back. To be lowly. Wooden oUjifIji ^c>/S}y^J ccjj'y^ P
women,
chest.
Îja,j Îjil
Road. Mediator.
Door-keeper
Track of a torrent. ^ Drawer of a table. His blood Ôyi '^y:>j\

has been shed
stair.?.
^jjS ^ ^ji
'^\'J^\
iii
^'i
uselessly.
Ladder. Step. Flight of

Stair, step.
^î ^ j^î
or iron
Lion.
rail, fence.
Balustrade?
^.ôilj^
Bitmg dog.
Rank, oW-jij r'ji> yr ~ dignity, office. Degree of a circle

;
cr'^j?
*
-^
-fr
Bolt, bar.
four minutes of time. Story, stage.
To bolt (a dooi"). To remain silent
*a-iji
fi'om fear,
^'iy^
^ Holy
by
orders.
o^fciH oG-î
Gradually, step
step.
(child).
^j
IaSL;
_,
'i^'ji 'li-'/i
Growing
Spreading
^^
iS
Earthen kettle-drum. Kind of walk. Beating of a drum. Noise.

Spy-glass, telescope,
Shop-bolt.
*fe=J
ji
everywhere (dust). In general use (term). Current (article). Trilling of a song. Foot of a beast. ?rJ U^ ?r *?J '^ Extinguished (tribe).
Swift (ai'row, wind). Hardships, hopeless affairs.
^_,ji
o^.'j'^
P^
-^jj'^ "^J -*^
ji
At
full
speed, at full
Ji^j'^
i
Te
gallop.
,^ji
To walk (man, CVjij ^jjô jrj^ * lizard). To die childless. To be destroyed tribe). -^ To be in general
(
Kind of drum. Runner. Slanderer. Hedgehog.
^3 i
^13^
use; to be current (fashion).
To
fold (a book,
^'Ji\j
^y^j
(^ ji
^'
To
lecture a. o
to
^^
Go-cart. Testudo, besieging*>lji
teach a. th. To study under a. o. * u-jlilj To study (a book) together.
^ u-j'^
machine. Heath-cock. [im.

Francolin, rail.
I4\j'i) rpj_j\yi
,-0'^
u-j'^
^jjJlj^
To be
obliterated (trace).
To
^j-jji
Hazel-hen. Quail, partridge, pheasant.
s^jJjj -r'S^
be dissipated (uews;. Study. Lesson. Lecture,

Effaced road.
^ ^ji
Religious
belief.
Course, ^j \jS ^ ^'Jm'
Folded book.
trO'^Jt-r-j^
Thrashing of corn.
Camel's
tail.
Roll of paper,
of cloth.
^j li; ^
<>-'j-î
-rJ-^
oCjij
trO^^
-r l^'j,^
Shabby clothes
Practice, exercise.
Road. Scroll of paper. Wrapper

of a writing.
-*^JjJ>
Erased, worn out. Learned. Student. Thrasher.
Shabby clothes. Tail of a camel ^jji Dry Alexandrian trefoil. Straw, clover.
Bull-dog. Lion.
^j/j'^
To drive a. 5 (i^ji a ^-ji -STo be broken, decrepit. \>.'ji a rrj^:^ To lay a vine-layer. ^3^ ^ To recline on the side (man), ^jjjl. Loop-hole m a ^_^v ^ ^ry^'S^ <"
-tf-
Main away.
part.
\'J:>
cr-Uj,-*
wall.
Strong-necked camel. The Prophet Henoch,

university.
To
u^j^'î Coran-school. College, (_^j)ja> ^ I-Lja*
lose the teeth. Toothless (man), iji
iSjS a
i_;,i
-S-
^ MijS ^
i^'^l
School
book
studied.
wj-^
cr-G j^
Bible-school of Jews.
Learned. Teacher. Shabby. i^-j,^ ^j^jj'jji Shabby. Mad. Beaten (road), Dervish. Care- J^jXji> rr j-lij^ ^
-<>
Toil, trouble. iji Ps Dregs, sediment, tartar. CJij^ To become accustomed, i_, ^jiji -{Jtrained to. Calamity. Old man. Old wo-^_îji
man. Love-charm.
To mutter. To
talk nonsense. îSJi a
less
man.
-ft-
Gossip, nonsense.
J-k^S^
-ft-
To live like a dervish. J-j'jJij j-j'/i To have the teeth ia/i a >>j,i
broken from old age (she-camel).
To live comfortably. (j'/i a jj':> To sew up (a garment). A {j'y^ o jji,i To cram a. th.
Luxuriant life. Seam of a j/y^ garment. Suture of the skull.
Lice, nits.
Young
of
u^ljib ^3j5
vr
^y>J
iJ^'y^
^ jji
rats, jerboas, hedgehogs, hares.
Misfortune. Jerboa.
oÔil >l
t/ij^
Jjj^l Ol2
Sjji
.iVjl
Young cat, young rat. To be black-headed and tî

white-bodied (sheep)
People of a low class.

Tailors.
& f,ji
-^c
Weavers.
j^V^
Druse.
j
I?>3^J s?JJ^
Ojj'i
To
skin (a sheep).
To
tji a pji
Elm-tree.
bone (the joints of a sheep).
To be stripped (corn-crops). ^j S To clothe a. o. with an armovir. 5 ^'i To clo*he (a woman, with a shift. To strangle a. 0. To manifest a. th. (book). To insert a. th. in. To enter * p,ji1 its second half (month). To set off To erase (a trace). To study in darkness (traveller). o tj-îj ,^\j/>j Cji (a book). To put on a breast- pjilj ^"jj^j pji'l To thrash (wheat) on a COj^j '^'j^ plate. To put on a shift (woman). To be stripped of its flesh (bone).p,3ail. the floor. To wear out (clothing).
fi>
fi> i
To make amulets. jj'ji ftTo disappear (trace). C.jji ^r-j^ -^ To be effaced. To be scabby and smeared with tar (camel). To be worn out ( clothes ). To become ôld
^5
horse).
To make
a. th.
follow ano-
ther uninterruptedly. To emit ( sound. To thrust (a spear) consecutively.
To go forward. To be full (belly). To emerge from the (clouds: ^

moon).
To ward
iij\i>
off a. th.
May
God To reach
^j i)3c Vj dl-? <ul iJ>: V not bless thee nor preserve thee!
the age of reason
ii'j'i]
He was hindered from doing, To walk by a dark night.

Breast-plate,
jiij
yCi ^ji\
-r f-'j?
^jilj pjj^j fÔ?
coat of
iiiail.
(child). To reach maturity (fruit). Woman's shift. Small gar- f.\'j'i\ ^ To overtake a. o. ment of a gu'l. fi>j s To reach (an epoch). To obtain a. th. Whiteness of the head and :cpjij ^.j'i To seize (a question). blackness of the thighs (in sheep, To perceive a. tb. with (the sen- ^ hoi'ses). Night lighted by the ^'J^j ^.'Ji ^ 'U-ji ses). To take (revenge). moon at dawn. To come up together. iij\j3 To obviate a. th. To continue (a >b Piercing through a ^S/^ ?- *c^ J? coat of mail (arrow). journey). To follow a. th. closely. Clad in armom' (man). To realise (the truth of ). p.jj^j f.j,li WooUen^jlju! ^ *^j^j,îj,0^ sr *^'j^ (God) overtook him with ?ri^Jf S
'
his mercy.
fi>
shift slit in the forepart.
To attain a. th. ^j%[ Black-headed and ^.ji ^ 'liji j, f,'Ji\ To rectify (a mistake). To * iljar-Ll. white-bodieu ( horse, ewe). Of a mixed race (man). ward off a. th. < To reuiedy (an evil). Long garment of the Jews. Jpj J^ ^ Ironclads, men-of-war. <fj^ w4'G'* To amend (a fault) by. v_j A To correct a. o.'s words, v^ j^p Side, flank. Shadow. Shield. jji Overtaking, obtention. cUsjS ^ iJji Leaf of a door window- J,j^ ^ "Sji
-fi-
Responsibility
-^ Police.
iijji\
ij)_3il
shutter.
,J^t^]
Watchmen,
Bottom
overseers.
Result of an action.
iiy^
To di'ive a. o away. To bear a large standard.

Large standard. Bulky
Silk.
lion.
i ^jji
-S-
^ji
of (the sea). Piece added to
^ji
Jj^ ^ 5 J*i
<^'S^
a bucket-rope.
(opp. to -K^'ji
)
cJ^y:>j iijh
^ <Syi
Step downwards. Abyss. -^ Patrol. Step of descent. HelljU!) olTji fii"e. Degrees of hell. Catch, overtake ill^S Uninterrupted journey. Dog. 'ii\ji
Successful, sagacious.
iJiji
To hurry on. To soften a. o.

Leather
shield.
C5Ji o
Jljib Jj^ ^
Sluice of a rivulet.
><
Thyriac.Wine.(/b?' jG^,) J^^jij Jlji Peach (fi'uit).^ljij ^jiji -^j Jlji G

Api'icot.
Game, tracked
as jj rather
Vt,
;
beast.
*^j,^
ii\j[xzl'^\
Jar having a loop-
Jjijja
Restrictive particle
except.
Sj>-
shaped
cooler.
handle. -^
^ Jjj^ ^ Narrow-necked
o1
J^
Vl.
but
Measure for wine.
Sharp-minded
Faculty of perception,
intellect.
ilj,^ j4-J
iJj.lOl s>^l
The To
five
senses.^,,^jl i!;Ji;jlôvr3,l0l
verse.
a_, ^
iij \jci
Tenth metre of
roll
Lower part, mat of a room, it\lji P To go on quickly (man). To j^'/^ -fr dance. To waddle. To obey a. o. J To drop closely (rain). iljS 'Jji ^ He holds him j'j^h S^^- *^J^
-i{-
a th.
j^/j^ ^'Ji
->
liable to
damages.
:
along.
To overtake (game
*_, 5 \Sj\jJ> iljlS
C ^^'\
To
weighing the ^^ (^^^ eight of an ounce. Weight of one drachm -<> PI. Money, cash. Decrepit (old man). %* j^
Silver coin
roll (ship)
jTjjJ
->
Portico, court
of a palace.
cM^'j^tt ^j* P
C'kJ?J
^''^y^J
%.J/>.)
^L->'^
^y^
"^
i>r6j Cbjij '^j^J CJi^J '^j^ i -J^ "STo run vnth. short steps (hedgehog). To be plump, sleek (limb). C3i a j^j'i
To know a. th. ^.y * ^Xj^j ^J,^J To know by skill. To delude (game). To Aj 5 CjS oomb (the hair). To blandish a. 0. To act n siîa> j'jC:^ To take deceitfully towards,
-tf-
To
fall
out (teeth).
To
lose its teeth
(camel)
To roimd the nails. To grow new teeth

Fleshy, plump.
a ^ji
(child)
j^jjij
yji\
Tree.^jij
^j\i
^1*6
*;\ji
care of. To acquaint a. 0. with(news).v_i 5 ^^Ji1 To lurk for (pi'ey). To fi>j s jj%\j JjjS
Roving by night. Hedgehog. Ugly gait. Hare. Hedgehog.
[m.
/.) ^./Jh
comb (the hair). Who knows ? (

It
Toothless. Fleshy, sleek. >uji Toothless. Hare. Red-leaved
^jil
-Oji
Jj__'ju
lJj,^
"CVj^
may be
perhaps.
plant. Plump (woman). White and refined <tx}'jij j^ji

floor.
-tt-
Science. Taffeta. -^ Prudence.
Jurisprudence. aj'jjJI J^, Iron-comb. Horn j\jj. ^ Slj^J ^'S^, of a bidl. Iron-fork of winnowers.
To be
dirty,
oj'^b , '^ji a
oj':> -S-
soiled (clothes).
Mast
of a boat.
13JS o jjS
-S-
To repel a. o. j To time (an instrument). To prelude.

Desk, stall. Rein, bridle.
To defile a. or a. th. -<> To be tuberculous. Dirt, filthiness. Tumour

-if-
*j
oO'*^
oji^
ojJj
r <ii3^
ojî Ts
SUsji
Ps
Is
^J^j^ Ts
Tubercle. on the body, This lowly world oj^ >' Dirty, shabby (clothes). o'jl^j oj,^ Di'y and withered parts ^Jljij C(j'i
of bitter plants, trees.
dozen.
*^ji
To
conceal
a. th.
>
spy
a. 0.
To To
C-i o î -Sfeel with the hand. To
* Jl^^j
Barren ground. Manger. Rope of a beast.
ctj,^ >i
o^J*^'.
insinuate a. th.
Dirtiness. Fatherland. Origin.

5
To smear a camel with

the armpits).
tar (in
To
To
plot, to
machinate secretly
i&
Doronicum, leopard's bane.j^jjSj Wjji RoUer, cylinder. '^//^ "^ To come up of a jc CajS a ji -^
sudden to
a. 0.
against
thrust
a. o.
conceal a. th.
a. th.
To
Ir'^'î
u--^
To defend, To disown
morosely.
to protect a. 0.
a. 0.
js-
To meet
a. 0.
*6
To be buried in the earth (th). '^J^Ji\ To be inserted. To slip in stealthily. To intrigue with. To bring Jl^
calumnies to
a. 0.
IfJ^^,
To exceed
a. th.
1p
The strokes
of foi'tune. _,ajJ| oiAjJi
Gropingly. Stealthily.
Intriguer, intrud^-r.
^Z'i ^
^î--i
X-)^'^
Secret hatred.
^
The
^H^^ w
:
Noble lord. Spokesman, aj \jji ^ oj'jj; foremost man of a party. Shining star. Curved (knife). <Ajiji To produce round leaves _^'j'i -^
(mallow).
Underhand machination.
oi'igin
spreads
effects
^Ci j]^)
^-iLi
said of the
of atavism.
Erys, red venomous snake.
To become wealthy (man). V^ j^ To become old. To become tooth-^^^l less (man). To become dim (sight).
cT--
Limpid stream. Large^ village.

Hermit's
cell.
Earth-worm.
jf'L.i
z^ t.i
cr-i-?lji 9-
^ sjC-i P
Spy. Spy, sycophant. Ba-
tr>^li
Plain. Taveru.
^'^
To stop (a flask). * C-î o ^ To shut (a dooi"). To sprinkle the ground rain ). To lay lint on (
(
î
^ ,_^î
ked under the ashes (bread).

Buried in the earth. Anointed ^^jJ with tar (camel ). Perceived by the
touch.
woimd).
To smear
tar.
a (camel) with
Cî
To
grope. -^
To
plot secretly.âJ,i--
Plain. Seat of ho-
To be greasy (food). C-ii To be unclean (clothes). To
a ^rî
nour
^^
î
I
cyJli ,- c^'^ P upper-end of a room. Court, council. Cushion. Ruse, craft- Suit
;
be dust-coloured. To put grease in (a dish). To A moisten (the ground rain). To blac:
of clothes.
Game
of chess. Quire of
paper.
Lot of things. Washing-
tub. Copper-trough.
Pack
of cards.
ken
(a child's dimple).
am
the winner.
lost the
J cifUl
'U
c-^foi
To To
I
stop (a flask).
eat dainties.
free
A _î1
defiled
To be
^jj
jt
ill
(clothes).
game. Bundle. HandfuL Large glass-vessel.

I
have
^Ci
^"liLlS P
am
from the
_yivi
î
^Military roll. Register.
affair.
Pattern.
<>
.nûS ^ j^-'i P Leave, permission.
Dripping. Greasiuess of
food. Dii't.
iJ^Sj
î
^,^5
Minister. Digest of laws.
Greasy
(dish). Dirty.
Cork, stopper. i-lij Û-i Greyish-black colour. Stopper <iJ;,S of a water-skin. Corrupt (man). Abyssinian. t^' y\ Greasy. îj ^ .i;j,i ^ î1
Key of a keyboard. cnjCi ^ oVxî P To spear a. 0. To j* iî o ^S throw back a. th. To calk (a ship). To nail a. tli. Oakum for calking _^Sj JLi ^ jUi
ships. Nail for planks.
Skiff, ship,
î
_^S ^
-l^-i
_/-j3>
Du'ty, black.
Bulky camel. Lion. Darnel-weed.

Proverbial troop of
Young
Bear cubs. ^^ i Fox. Blackness. Amaranth, anemone

bees.
(flowers).
horses belonCuJ,i
To
C-li a ^/-ij,lî
ging to king Naman. vomit. To bestow

drive a. th. away.
a ^:-i
(a
To be
stunted.
C-i
-{^
generously.
To
? ;lla
To
fill
To
seduce, to corrupt
of
JJi
vessel).
To
stop (a hole).
(camel).
a. 0.
To ruminate
a. o.
To relate the (words) To prepare porridge. To see.
Â
o'j:^^
)
fii
Base of the neck. Generous gift. Nature. Large basin. Table well
Strength.
dressed.
To
crush, to grind.
To
^
for -j^ travel in (a country).

(
î
^>-
J
ilxiS
Ruminating much.
Porridge of pounded wheat.

Measles.
Desert plain. -^ Trash, luniler.oi-i To be abandoned (woman, o

property).
To overflow (tank). To be limpid (water) To fill (a vessel) to overflowing.

Silver-tray.
î -^
To
To put aside fi>j s _î -^ a. th. To dismiss (a servant). Foe, enemy. ^V^,'^ Te
leave.
Long road. Old J-i^ man. Bull. Basin filled up. White appearance of looming. Wliiteness,
Silver trinkets. Beauty. \^'hite bread,
(
a. o.
^Â)
or a. th.
To
pulverise (the
A tS
c^S
Bed, mattress. To give a. th.
ili-ji
Ts
--
ili'i o
earth) by stamping.
^
cJ-^
th.
To
put on
new
clothes.
î To A ^S
To feel a chill of fever. To put in stoi-e. To rob a. To brood rancour (heart). To be trodden upon
Beginning of an
illness.
inaugurate
a. th.
* oîl
cJ-'-^
To
receive a. th.
(house, garment).
into the thick
* ^Jj
cni-JC
Dedication; inaugm'ation.
ic
c^jJl.
New
î,li
c.ti
-r
To rush
To
iî
ll^
)
fit
o Ci-i
-S-
Hatred. Remainder of water.
oiiij ouil
c^^
of a fight.
belch.
(
/or
To waste (a water-trough). A Jii ^ Wasted water-trough. j^'i> To be large, black and Geî a T-*i -^
fine (r-ye).
Belch.
for 'jkj
'J^'^j
^^jj sCii
> -^
To shake (a sieve). uoj^'i To smash (glass). a (aJ,i_o Jo3 To repel (an orphan) ^j j ui î
roughly.
Isolated palm-trees. Black
-5^
Width and blackness

of the eyes.
Sitij ?^ti
p,tS
Wide and
black- ,î
^ 'Uti ^
r-*i1
winged ants.
eyed. Black (night).
To run
_,tS
-S-
at a
lilaîj Xcoti pOPi -^
To smoke without blaze \'J.i a (wood). To fail to produce fire To be immoral, lewd. To be spotted (face). To be
.
(flint).
^tJl
wicked, lewd (man). Wickedness. Rotten- s^tij SjUSj_î ness. Lewdness.

Wood-fl'etter.
^ci
Smoking without blaze (wood), Harsh (man). Worm-eaten.

-<>
î
^ ^ta
îl
J,'jj,
heavy pace. To fill up (a vessel). To shake fit (a measure) for filhng it. To have a tottering gait. poijj Sluggish and heavy demeanour. <capi Watery summer-plants sought îii by oxen. To repel a. 0. 5 ;;u3j Ci^ a wî -^ To joke with a. 0. To vex a. 0. To joke with a. 0. To tire y ÎS
-tf-
Bad. Corrupt. Lewd. jiî Generous camel-stallion. Giving no fire (flint). Colour of the elephant. Ugly
colour.
a. o. (child).
To behave affectedly To sport together
with.
jc
^'^
Joke, sport. Witticism.
Foolishness. Black ant.
To
tread upon, to
pd'ess a. 0.
A Cp3 a ^'i -^ To repel a. o. To disho-
Jolly, facetious.
Violent wind. Playing (watei^).
nour a (woman). <> To stumble. To pierce a. o. with a i_j 5 |_^Pij

spear.
Lively, jolly.
Excellent singer. Plaj-ful Thin-
skinned youth. Fruit of the solanum.

jt
To pierce on another. To be trampled upon, ^jjlj

contemned.
Trace, track. Beaten road.
^li
^':,
Foolish.
Weak.
Lively. Tall
(night).
ij^^
Trodden
t^
^j^'Jj <
(horse).
Black
a. th.
(road)
To
look for
o-^'^
Even
(land).
Ceremony of tram- ii
^Jj^J^J tâ/ a ^^ci -{^
j ^/atlS âpil
^ja&'Si
Foolish.
pling upon dervishes. -^ Foot-print.
Spear. Beaten road.

,
To kill a. o. ? ^îlj C^'i To thrust a spear into. To kill a. 0. (heat). To be rotten (meat).
-Frog's eg^. Strong she-camel. si^^sj J-^^* To rovmd with the hand (clay, jlc'i -^ wax). To rumple a. th.
^^
u-jr*^
Crease. Slight indisposition.
:u|ii
To push
violently
Aj
n lipi a
c^3
-H-
î
To swarm with
(pond).
animalcules ^^; c^ -^
Black water- ,_^liSj ^yx~Gji> ^ ur'Ûis insect. Roamer. To be light-ininded. sJUi a ,;^ i -^ What a thoughtless man i^j>1 C. Pahn-leaves tied together. Î'i
!
iiaoj ^ûil ^ ^î rounded hillock. Hard and hot plain. -Liifri To beat (a road). To A Cui a jti Avaste(a watering-trough: camel).
Sandy and
-ft-
To make (a raid). To start (a hor.se).

Beaten (road).
s ji-'i\j
Ill-natured. Ill-fed.
o^l^j oî
-fi-
J^tl^j Jti
iitS
j-clji> Jli'
To long after j cJîj 'Vpi o ^*i a. 0. To help a. o. To call out a. o. To pray (God). To induce, to urge a. o. to. Jl. a To invite a. o. to stpJuO S^ti
2*
Troop of cameLs. Shower. Horses treading upon the enemy.
Wren
(bird).
o^Jjl *2Jî
>
).
dinner.
To
by a name. To send down (an

call a. 0.
a. 0. (God).
k_<j
evil)
upon
To rub up (a sj a a wlfS - skin ). To soothe an antagonist To take the newnaess out of (clothes ). To rumple a. th. -^ To train
'
^l
a. o.
To wish good to. J To swear against, to wish evil to. u To propose a riddle to a. o, ? iii ^ To raise a contest with a. o. To destrciy (a wall). A To induce a. o. to claim a 5 î1
spurious father.
To be foolish, insane. Qs^J.^ a cUti To contend pertinaciously with.s dis-\i ^ To practice, to exercice (a iXt\>
fi>
profession).
To contend together
Fight. -^ Pi-actice.
in
war. Ex-
<D>i\'Sl
::feiijui
Desperate antagonist.
perienced.
<>
dUllxi
To weep hired mourner). I's; To call one another. To di'aw J.\'J; near (enemy). To crumble down; to be cracked (wall ). -^ To be at
(
Beaten
i.
e.
populated country.
^jl'jJi
^ Worn
out (garment).
,
a. th. _/j A To unite together against. je. To answer a call. J J.j^\ To pretend that. o1 j1 liJ' To claim as a right. To ^ i Sl^
demand
a. th.
is.
law. To claim
To coax a. 0. s j\ij >Ui i JpS -HTo go about. To frisk (rat). sÎpi To be dark ( night ). To be multicoloured.
To enter an action against. To claim (a genealogy). Jl^ To declare o.'s name (in war). j To call out a. o. To *j 5 'j11[ exact, to ask, a. th. -^ To beseech,
Call.
FUled sack. Clothes of various ^jj.'i colours. Rambling at random. Voracious. Intertwisted plant. Soft and beautiful youth. Darkness.Wolf.Ass. Sluggish she-camel. Foot-prints. To prop (a wall). A Ci'i a, ^':i -^
To hearten, to help a. 0. To be propped upon. To

rely upon a. 0.
Pillar of a house. Column,
[s.
^%[
to invoke a. InvocaInvitation.
o.
(
un.
ej\s.^
tions. Call for help.
) itil ^ 'US Prayer to God.
support of an
arboui*.
affair.
v,**^ Lattice of an
call.
to a
Convocation. Invitation zy-i repast ; dinner-party. -^ BusiSjliij Sj'i^j S^ti

4-j
ness, thing.
j,'^\ vÛi chief of a tribe. Carpenter. Main part of a road. ^"^ 'i Well supported.
The
Claim, assertion.
White-breasted (horse), îlj "^

Dim-sighted.
^ja^'^j J-^^'>
e-'i
CaU. Prayer, îji
olî ^
S>î
"^
To be
over-
r^ j ^'ilj.Cii-i
C T a
J^'i
-S-
Curse, imprecation.
taken by (darkness). To rash on. Je J^'^ To throng near (the water;. Jî ^'li
Claim, action,
law-suit.
tJjVpi
j j\ti
^ Jj^^
'î
je^S
*!til
To drink (water)
hastily.
fl>
Praying earnestly. F. Fore-finger.

Point at issue. Summons, sîlj
Riddle.
Darkness
is
setting in. CJjJI cJj-'il

(fighters).
To mix together
Obscurity, J,J.i -^j darkness. Dusk.
^'Ijj iLxîj xli'ij j-ii

J-^'^
Cas-'ia
-^
-S-
Surname
of the
Prophet of
.dil
c^'i
To To
dazzle a. o.
the jNIoslems. Adoptive son. Spurious
Ut'il
^ jî
^
f.ti
be choked by
^î
son
claiming a false father.

religion.
-^
(food or anger).
CalHng to a
sVti
To hurry in doing a. th. To irritate a. o. To snatch

a. 0. (.êath).
j ^t )i 5 ^'i1
Humble. Clamours of horsemen. ^.iji ^

Muezzin. Motive.
iMotive, impulsive.
j^b
Knee-pan. Pure water.^_^lji ^ *it)S
Circumstances,
of time.
vicissitude3_^jbjj| J-^fi
To take in a lump. j ;b uiS To overcome a. o. (heat).

Foolish.
>J^':>
Cares, anxieties.
'Uii y\ jiii -ftInvitation to a repast.
Plaintiff,
^.Vjji
jluJI
z^jji
Young
of the wolf, elephant,

life.
3,
claimant {at law).

l/.j^^
i/!^
Thick plumage. Easy
^
^
Attorney-general.
</^'
^jj>
î.
To slip in unperceived. J yd.}, Ji'i ^ ^ To fester (wound;. ^^1 Jî To be bushy (land). To glide Jp'il
in (a place).
Claimed (property, right). Defendant {at laic).

Petition to a court.
tickle a. 0.
-ft-
toi.lt
a ôp'i
To
j
a. 0.
t_,
< To
bruise
To mar (a business). To deceive, to slander
a. th. To wound
Tickling.
a. 0. (by
words).
vj
-S-
Confusedness, iLti Jv^Mj Jiio ^ Jt 3> unsoundness of an affair. Thicket.

^
jât'S
a. 0.
0.
Secret hatred.
To To
strangle
repel a.
t^S a
cJ-'i
To
aj
s \jii
a ji'i -^
Bushy, secret place.

Secret hatred.
Ivlisfortunes, ill-luck.
jpS
j^'
Xitli
JjVii
Ji-\'->J^
To ill-feed To mix a.
compress (the throat of a child). (a child). To choke a. 0.5

th.
To
squeeze a.
0.
fi>
Bottoms of
valleys.
Js-'l^^
to death.
To cause
a. o. to
&
^'i]_,,Ci3
a^Sj
>-'i
swoon
(heat, cold).
To To To
(
stop (a vessel).
To crush J
abash
A ^'S
fa
To break into (a house). J To rush inconsidei'ately upon. ic To be ill-tempered. To {jii a ^'i

put on a coat of mail.
(the nose of).
insert a. th. into.

bridle (a horse).
:
^'i\
5
To blacken
a. o.
the face
God )
to
To
To rush on. js. _,p oJlj j'J^^j I^S a To be thrust back, upset ^^l down. To be squeezed.
Furtive snatching.
s^'i
glut (food).
To contract (two
tera) into one.'
let-
J a ^'Slj ^'i1
(horse).
'jJ^'iS,
Charge
U- V |>ij Jt^ V j'jTi the enemy, in a body, not in ranks !
To be brown-coloured
Reviled, contemptible.
-<)
Wicked.
ji.\i
Colour of the face blacker tUij v^'i than the body (in beasts). Willingly or not. In spite of.îS ^\j Pain in the throat. jSs.'^
Straight on. <^J-J^J <SJ-'> Ts Straightforwardly, directly. True. ^j,'^^ ^l, -^ if- Walk straight on.
Behave
in a straightforward
way.
To
clothe a. o. with
;
warm
To
clo-
a liil
Black-nosed
(horse). Snuffling
i;ti
V >'
_,iî
-ft-
thes
to
warm
fire).
a. o.
give much.
To warm
(clothes,
o.'s self with\jlc_:ijUilj \I>J
To mix
a. 0.
a. th.
To upbraid
Warmth. Produce
of
'iSil
''.Ji
To
bring (news) confusedly

0.
it /b
camels as (fui-, milk etc). Shelter of a wall. Gift. Profitable (goods).
to a.
Malice, obstinacy.
o_î
Warm Warm
clothes. \\'armiug. ui'il
^
Sj
'li
ti
(day, house.
Jli -^j
Confused (mind). People of a low class

drels.
^jSij
;
'^jS'i
J*lii
scoun-
warmly. Raia between spriug aud summer

clothes). Clothed
.'j^^
To be dark, gloomy (day).Cii a

Darkness. Cloud.
Ill-nature.
î-'i
^
-fi-
Summei'-provisions.
*^CiS
-î-j
ili-'S
^^'arm. ^fVo j, Ûsi Stove, hearth.
J -cl^j
o'ji
c.l>i r S^^
- >i
i
ilji a
To go on
at
'^^J
'^'^
'>-9'i
-i^
<>
Crook-backed. 'tii j. Uil Register, account-book, __;VaS ^ ôi writing-book. ^ Journal. Dayly book. l//^ _n"jS P Letter book copy- ^ji,(>-i!l jiJnii book.
;
leisure (camels).
To hurry on. To flutter, to hover

(bird).
^jijS
"îl_,,u^;i
To root out. To despatch

man.
to snatch a. th.* Csi
a wounded
j lilij
î
4-
Inventory-book.
o6^>i3
îî.^j'tii
j\Vj\i'i
vii-lrtsi
Accountant-general. Archives.
To come
consecutively upon
jlit ',Jii
P
-fr
a. 0. (affairs).
To
strike a. o. on the
<>
s i^'ii o
î
breast.
To push
a. o.
To become maggotty I^jS o jii (food). To be vile, despicable. To stmk. \j'^j lîi The world. Female slave. jlji The world. ûi -Îj _îi -î Stinking. 'Q'^j %'Jii ^ îb Ji Fie, what a stench alJ^Sij To jostle, to i Ciii î -^
I
To press, to crowd together. 'oiZuj To skim along the ground 'î-ci-l. (hawk). To be well arranged (affair).
To be
possible! to be within
of.
the reach
Side, flank.
Bank
of sand. ^_î
^ 'Si
Leaf of a door. Tambourine,
ifc_,
side.
A
-if-
leaf,
wiy^sr <^-*J a shutter. Boai'd. Tj'i
push, to elbow Serew-steamer.
a. o.
,_pili
plank,
Rudder.
t^ljjl
y^y'
a îi
-^
-> Tiller
of a ship.
oj
To To To
To To To
repel, to
a. o.
fi>j
s CSlxHj iVji
discard
or
a. th.-<>-
To pay
a. th.
fii
The two leaves of a door. cjCJjII The two skins of a drum. The t\vo
faces of a book.
refute (an argument) by.

quit (a place).
of. -^
To
plead on
^
Ji^
fi>
Army advancing
behalf
lead to
To pay for a. o. (way). To compsl to.

o.
avert an evil from a.

deliver up a. th. to.
^c
Jj
ground (vulture). J[* Drummer. Drum-maker.

To
To
be
flutter in
slowly. Migrating nomads. Emigrants. Pouncing in skimming the
:Uli
oî
î
^jji
-^
<>-To
pay
(a
sum) to
a. o.
skimming the
To put off a. 0. s tlJij r^\jA ^\i To avert an evil from. J'si\ ijs- To dash (ton-ent). ^^Jlj ^'jT, To straggle together. To be /ji^:
contradictorv.
ground
(bird).
To hurry
(man).
-^
cA'ji
fyij,|syij i a *Ji
warm. To warm, to keep warm,

(clothes,
fire).
i Uilj \li
fw
cJi
T )
j;^
Laurel-bay, oleandei*. Rhododendi'on.
Uij
i
fiU up (a weU) 4 J%\j Gi J'^ with earth. To conceal (ne-ws). To bury (the dead a treasure). 3
To
<-To pay a. th. to one another. A ^\j2 To be repelled, di'iven back. To ^jjl, launch forth ( horse). To come all at once. To be dispelled (evil). To be profuse in speech. c-iJ^-JI J
To
be buried (dead ; o^^'b o^-*' treasure). To hasten (beast). To be

filled
He began to sing. To pray (God) to'avert

(an
evil).
-fy
Ji/
fi,
j fsJSJ-l
up
(well).
To escape
(slave).
^Sl
^':>
push,
Burial. Fameless (man).
reaction.
A A
time.
cJ'î
-^ **"*^
payment.
Latent disease breaking cîij îo

out.
')S
Inside o<"an affair.
_^VI .Ujli
^ji'^
Shower. A rush, a pouring. ^Jj* ^ lii Secreting (milk) before bringing ^li forth (ewe).
Propulsive force.
Buried t^'easure. Modest
Zl^'i
woman.
Concealed. Buried,
evil).
'Uii ^ oî Filled up (well). Breaking out (latent

oliilj
Ravines of a valley. lucking (camel). Impetus of a torrent. Rush of

people.
Îja
p,yi
5.ili
Pvuuniug at random (slave, camel ).oyi

Burial-ground. ^1jl> ^ ^jj> Fool, insane. Sluggish [m.f.)
-^j jijJ' ,j-iii
woman.
Fool. Avaricious.
Lazy (shep,lî o
^tji
isS
-Jl-
herd).
^SjJ' -, 4-^ Channel of a torrent. Means of defense. ^Cannon.^lj;: t^'-^, ^JiJi 'iJi (f To load a cannon. To fire a cannon. ^liiJI i/î wj.^ ^'j^ y a Spanish crown uêd in Egypt [about 4 sh.).
-<>
To despatch
(a
5 ^'iij j'^'ij
wounded man).
Repulsed (poor man). To pour forth (water), uji o
f.llx/'
i
jsi
-S-
< To vomit. î] To be long-horned (buck). To cause a. 0. to die (God), i^/j ^\ To waggle in walking (camel). To continue a. th. iminterruptedly.^lCj To be poured jSlc-llj CSyij liai o (water); to be shed (tears). To attain a. th. To have the teeth stanCiai a j|i Inclined, stooping. -lîi ^ ji\ ding out (camel). Long-necked she-camel. Great 'b A jli To bestow a. th. profusely. tree. Crook-beaked (eagle). To be abstruse (question).L5i oi "^ To empty ( a vessel ) all at A Jîb ~ once. To be small, paltry. To be fine, miTo be poured forth. To To strike (clock). jSjJIj J^-^ nute, go briskly (ass). To break, to bruise a. th. a Csi o o'i ;ii'i To knock at a door). To manifest A pouring, a rush. Filling a valley (stream). jii a. th. -^ To tattoo (the face). To play on (an instrument). To coin Swift. Hurrying. ^j>j î_, J_î^ J\ii Rapid walk. Fleet and (money). To send a telegram). ^J^^j ^^ ~ generous she-camel. To ring a bell. tr-SfJ' ^-Jl ^^ A 'Si\j j5i He hastened in his walk. To bruise a. th. fine. To examine ObUque. Bent (old man). uii ^ jsil ^ To refine ( hem
fi>
i
-tf-
).
minutely a. th. To be minute, pai'ticular in. J j5i He exacted from him ^jU-aJI j iJu the particulars of the account.
Rapid walk. Rushing (water). Having the

teeth standing out.
(camel).
j|a> Walking quickly

jsi
To examine
a. th.
minutely, j
_^l
'Jli
Tar, liquid pitch.
fji
(T r
rgive
little.
Slanderer, Calamity. Short drawers.

Quarrel.
To
He has given
'oj>i:>
To me
give sheep to.5 *js1

vl>l i^^
î\
Barren plain between two
neither
little
nor much.
To
mountains. penetrate
into (a
j Cy'ij counti*y). To be
CJj> o
^S
-fr
far-oxtending
in the earth (marsh).
To To To
fall
fill
upon the enemy.

(a well).
jluJI îii
To be pounded fine. To be broken'jaj). (neck). <> To be knocked (door). To act minutely together. jljj To become thin, fine. To o-^l
become hollow (moon-crescent).
Fine, minute. Consumption.
*CJi a ^'i -ftbear poverty impa-
ji
'joJI
content with a
mean
Hectic fever.
X*
sustenance.
tiently.
To
To
cleave to the dust.
To
loathe milk (young camel).
To reduce a. o. to misery. ^>\ To revile a. o. with foul word3.J|_^ J Dust. Stripped land. Bad Indian- '\A'i
t6
^ Performance of music. iJi Step by step; gently. ilJ^j xh':> Minuteness. Smallness. Meanne.-s.iî Abstruseness. Fine dust swept by the jSS ^ :J'i wind. Pounded perfumes. Salt. BeauA
stroke.
corn.
typ.v'ili.j
Seeking, content with
^\'z)
Fine. Flour.
Crumbs.
(>
Powder. jGa
what is mean. Extreme destitution. Abasement.^;} ji

Black (poverty). Flying away. Emaciated.
^'jj.
Powder
for the eyes.
jyi
Slender, thin.
Abstruse
'h>\i <3/\ -^ j-3i (question). Man of little

-if-
Vehement (hunger).
To withhold a. o. To strike a. 0. on the nose. To abscond (man). y^j'i To produce bad dates (palm-tree), jlil To be small (sheep).
Dates of inferior quality. jSS Lateen-yard of a ship. jSjij Small ewe. Jili ^ iLSj xisij Usi To break the teeth of.j CjS o îi ^ To baat off. To strike a. 0. on the
i
p^^j <ryii'^ 5 >G'i o Jai -Vf
^Jil
good. Flour, Grass-hopper.
The small
(intestine).
Miuute, degree of a circle ; j; Gi
jjS ^ -^ ^ :î
jJi
*jJs
minute of time. Ewe. (man ) Fiour-merchant. -^ Performer of music. Pestle for pounding i-ice.
Particular
Wooden
*j|j^
^ ^J^j 'S^j 'J^

;c53j.i
mallet. Pestle. Stone-hammer.
Minced meat in balls. Pounded. Consumptive. Fore-ai'm near the wrist.
J^Ji*
"Jldli
chest.
To lose the fi'ont-teeth. To overtake a. 0. (wind).

Embarrassment, perplexity. Having the front-teeth
broken.
CJi a
î
^j
ôJI^
To patter (horse). To clajjji mour (man). <> To be exact, minute. To knock repeatedly. To mumble.
Pattering of hoofs. Clamour.
fi,
*Jjji
j^^'î
jX^
Hammer. Nut-ci'acker. j..;.l5i^ j(ii Te To strike a. 0. (on j CJi o^ "^

the chin).
Chin, beard.
î
-^
To scrutinise a. th. ^^jii < {%':> a Ji'i -fr To be surfeited. To vomit. To be verdant (field, plants). ^ To wound the feelings i^S a jjS of. To tap, to touch a. o. ^ To bar (a door). To delay, A j!
to detain a. 0.
To open
To A Vfei o 'Ji -Sdestroy ( a wall). To fill up (a well). ^ To load (fire-arms). To pound, to crush a. th. To level a. th. To flatten (the earth). To cheat. To di'ink
(a road).
Luxuriant, iS'^^j '-^'^J '^^J verdant garden.

^
J>'^
\^'ooden bolt. Obstacle.
^3
ol^î
Lattice supporting a vine.

Slander. Opposition.
a great
deal.
Bad
habit. Sjl^*?
Barter, exchange.
Weak-sighted. jii"i ^ 'liyi
xIaT^J J-^^ j. jS'i\
"^
>
To weaken
a. o (illness).
To
Disagreeable thing. J^'îj J^'^ "4* jJS'i -^ Oven-poker. ^^"i îJa -ftTo have a cold on the chest (horse). Cold on the chest of horses. pLT'i To pick up (mud). * >Uri i o Ji"i -^
exhaust (a beast). To be ill.
'i)i
To mix
a. th. -^
To run a
wJ"i
string into trousers.
To press upon a. o. To be beaten. To be compact

(sand).
Ic *i)|j5
-iJjJi.
To be depressed (hump). -^ To
iJî
-r
To tranaple upon a. th. To let (a beast) wallow. To be affected, proud. To treat a. o. haughtily.
Blackish mud. Rebellious
people.
Jî
jJlG
be loaded (gun). Even (gi'ound). Plain.
*^^
Jc
ixS'i
Flattened hill, surface. Flattened sand-hill. Stone-i)Ui bench -^ Gun-charge.
^
)
xJ'S
To
di'iv^ a. 0.
away
Cî
î
*-
2^
-J^
Running
sti"ing
/or *&*;
iJ'i
by striking his breast. To beat a. th. To insert a. th. into. j A ^'i
for trousers.
To butt a. 0. on the throat. To repulse one another. To heap up * o^ ij Ci'i

,
j^\'^
o o^'i
Bench, seat. Shop. CrjTLri ^^ o^^ Grinder pounder. Wily. iifei Complete day. î^sT'-^ ^-iî Flat-backed i)â>j ,'ili> ^ 'î ^ 'dil
;
(fufnitiu'e).
(horse).
Humpless (camel).
To
be blackish.
C3'i a jT^
Sii'i
Blackish colour. Shop. Shop-keeper.

Blackish.
Strong, hard worker. *-^'J^ fy Ramrod. Gunstick. Bodkin.
'iJj^
*iJjL
cjT^^
5- iJ'^'-*
"^-^
^V*^^
2îj j^li_, i'vi o C!i * To indicate a. th. to a. o. He showed him jiÛ "^.^ Ji jWI *^^
c^^V
tii'i
's^,^^ ^/"^^
Colocyuth mixed with dates. dl^ôi To fill up (a well). To- j /fc iJaJ-5 -run a string into trousers. To stop a
To
Jl^j
jc
direct a.
o.
crack (in a wall), a To tickle a. 0. To become levelled (hill). iljij'1^ dtoLf ij iliiri ^ iJlC^Sj iljîj dJJ'i
the way.
Sandy and even

,
land.
To
>Ui a 'Jij ,VVSj VS d^ behave boldly with a. o. To be lackjs.
^^jJj
To spur
a. o.
(a horse).
To push
CiTS
^3
-^
daisical, coquettish with.
To heap up
'ic
<iJjS li
What
has emboldened thee against me.

child.
(earth).
To cocker a
a. o.
To
blandish
i jj'i
To be heaped up. To grow forth plants (soil). To relapse ( for ^jjsci;\ )

(sick person).
^> CJ'i a ^>

-ft-
^^fil
^^-Slo\ -^
To put up a. th. to auction. je To pounce upon its prey (fal- jp J31 con). To overpower a. o. To behave boldly, famili- _o^ J "~
arly tov ards.
Crowd. Of bad omen.

Sleepiness.
i~^^
^r^*
^r^^^
Relapse
(in
^lTJIj
XlJ'i
To rely upon. To be dil-ected. To be poured

(water).
o
ijlxji
disease).
To ask indications about. To infer a. th. from.^

Boldness, coquetry, unrestraint.
it
JjcJ,|
Numerous flock. '\-^-6%ji Very ^S^j ,j^~?J ^j^l'î ^'/^ numerous. Hard, difficult. Unmananageable.
'-'
J*
~
1
jSa7j
Jvij
:^l3j 'Si
To
barter, to
a. th.
Jj
A jS\i - Si
<
exchange
Fat.
n)Jj5j
tJ':*
tt
i'j'î
y^'>
-tt-
Good manners. Mind, heart.
'Si
To
conceal the defects
^':i
î
of goods (seller). phal authority.
To
lean on apocry-
Salary and craft of a Hs'ij iiVi broker. Bidding by auction. Broker. Auctioneer. JVi
Indication,
a'ilj
To cheat. To wrong a. o. 5 ^î To become green at the end of ^Vi summer (plant, land). To conceal o'self. To ^J^)j ,^^'
graze.
jJVi ^ <M?->
*'X'*
sign. Proof. Prognostic,
symptom
'Vil
of
a disease; inference. Guide, direction. Pilot.

Self-confident.
^ JJ 3
l}jJ^
To
eat a. th.
little
by
little.
fi>
- To
in
swing the arms
fi>
Joji
Jaii
-ft-
Deceit.
,_î
Darkness. ilj'ij Land, plant becoming ^^vil green at the end of summer.
Spain, Andalousia.
î
^
To
walking. To dangle a. th. dangle, to swing. JaJju -(f-j JjJJj

Jjji
Jljji
îJVi
fi>
i^
Hedgehog. Wavering. Motion, bustle. Plane-tree. Race of negroes.

Unextinguished coal.
^S
-fr
Spaniard.
'^^J'ajI
^! li
Water-wheel. ^Jlji ^ v'^jij v'^ji P To throw a. th. JJ'^ a .^ Cup-board.Trick, craft. Workshop. To glisten. Ca-)i o^Ji -.\ny rotary machine. To be polished (armour), ta'ih a ^y:> Grove of plane-trees. To be worn out (incisor). '0'Sj> To smooth a. th. To furbish /t ^S Gladiolus, corn-flag o,iJi dJi -fr plant). (an armour). To scatter (pebbles). To pluck (the hair of the forehead). To walk with short c..Ji "^ v'i..Ji To drop fi'OHi the hands, to steps. a^'-iî To rush towards. slip out. J,\ cS'-^ Even ground. cJSl. ^Vi ^ l^l'^j ^':> To cover to wrap a. th. in. Smooth, glossy. jt cX^'\ ^j^^ ^>j uî^ To burst into high words
(
i
fit
Smooth. Shiny
(armour).
(star).
Polished
(stone).
^Vi
^^'^
^'^:,
against.
Swift-walking.
Battle-fields.
îj î ^ oVi
ci'^'
i
Even (ground). Shiny Wabbling.

Hairless.
(tooth).
Worn
out
'l.i3ij>
^J'il
Shining.
To push
a. 0.
2<
GiVi
.feJlij
u^luij ^>S ,Ck]i Jib -i
To carry water to a vVj.] 5 tank. To carry milk. To set forward at night-fall. To begin a journey before daybreak.
^pJi -^
^Si\
^St.
on the breast.
Jaljij\ iaiJil,
To dash (waves). To hurry forward. To become

fat, thick.
Journey undertaken at day-ioj'ij SajS break. Portion of the night.
Swarm
of locusts.
oWi
xiSj^z-j ^^Jji
Underground. Lair of
JiJi
Hardy
wrestler.
To To
^
loll
loll
out (wolf).
,!Slj
A ^)%
,
Cii a ;Ji -
a
î'i
Intrigue, plotting.
^' jJlj
Cj_îj CJi
(tongue).
To cockei:, To be drawn
and flabby
(child).
to pet (a child).
(sword).
(belly). -^
2 î To be big ^jj\ To carry together on a stick. To be cockered
Hedgehog. To walk sluggishly under a bui'den.

(a burden)
^JlJ7
Idiotic fellow.
^)|S
Broad, even road.
;vi K
ji>1 ji
Giving
much
fat.
rain (cloud).
To be
&Ji a ?î
-^
T'-X
dU;
(bird). pjJla-^
Experienced.
iOi
Outstripping camels (she-camel), ^.î
Momentous
stone.
affair.
<iu5^
f ^^V^
Lark
Foot-rasp. Rubbing-
*&*JJi^j di)a>
Sea-shell.
Water-melon.
i
^vi
iJuJi -^
Clay, potter's earth.
"Worn
out. Intruded upon.
Weakii^'jj
(ji a ^,i
)
-S-
CCJi>j CJ>j GjJ'ij CiJij liJi
î
-fr
in the
knees (camel).
<>
Glossy.
,
To walk
(ai'my).
t)-
heavily.
To move on
slowly
To be
intensely
.'^viij
(lip).
(
black.
To hang
Wood
To be
pigeons.
night).
un. X^'^
^S
black-coloured.
(
To be
^vil.
obscui'e
To ooze through (water), îlj He spoke to him harshly. J^ iJ ^!i1 To advance towards. Ji^ ^'Ji To be poured upon. u _ijjj|.
I
Elephant.
Black. RIack colour.
^Ji
Courageous.
-^
Oozing, chink.
^^
Very black. Black Male sand-grouse.
j'i
'Q>i
j,
^V3 Jil
Walking
dye. iiang-lipped. Lion. Heath-cock.
wiij wî ^ ^,6 Broken by age. Arrow glancing off short of the mark. Swift eagle. Fat camel. Ji':, ^ j_î
heavily.
The
last night of a lunar month. -ija)! Tribe of Kurdes, of Turks. Mis- ^Vi
Fruitful palm-tree.
oj^Vi ^ crtiii" -G To unsheathe (a ^ jJilj ,v'5)j> o Jii * sword). To open (a door) abruptly. (f- To pour (a liquid). To make a raid upon. s Csji'i o jJi To slip forth jJIajIj ,CiJ':> o jJi (sword). To rush successively. To pour forth (torrent). jiajlj ^^jJ To slip out (sword). To fall back ^j.\ (door). To be launched (horseman). To draw (the sword). it j1liL:i.
Dolphin-fish.
fortune. Foes. Cluster of ants.
To take a large mouthful. To agree upon, to decide

a. th.
^':>
jiJaj
\s.
The
devil. Glistening
j^Vi
^ ^Vi
(man). Clever (guide).
To be
intensely dark (night). ,_îl.

ij~'^'î
Intense darkness.
^-''*
Calamity.
Misfortune.
^j^>
;
Shining (gold)
glistening.
^>V'i
Weasel, ichneumon.
Ash-tree.
Slipping forth
(sword).
rent;.
jJ3
To
jG7j (a^Sj i^'ii (î a '*3î absent-minded by love. To be bebe diverted fi'om. bewilder a. o. (love).
be
jli
^
(
jji'^j
jVi y -^ ^Sj j)ji
wildered.
Rushing
horsemen, torli*'
To To
jt Ji
a
Weak-minded.
Uselessly, to no avail.
X^
lij
Ji j la
QJS
JjjJ
Now,
pi-esent-( for c^'ji\
cJ'Ji o
-J^
To rub
a. th.
with
Â
(UJi o iUi
s
Speechless, confounded. Absent-
minded
(lover).
the hand. -^ To polish a. th. To break, to train a. o. (time,

trial).
To be
intensely dark
J^'i\
î -^
î
'^-^^
-ft-
(night).To become old (man). Dark. Absent-minded. Wolf.
Male sand-grouse.
Intensely dark.
To
let
down
to
jjij
iî o Vi
&
di'aw up (a bucket).
To anoint o.'s self with. To wrong a. o. (of his due). S To decline to set (sun). Ci=jJi To put off (a creditor). s dJii To rub o.'s self in a bath, d^jj To perfume o.'s self with, jj Weakening of the knees. ,iJS
;
To
treat a. o kindly.
To urge
Jl.
vi
Depilatory paste
ointment.
iJî
(a camel) gently.
To ask
the intercession
o>îj
Dust swept off, Food of fresh .iUi and sour milk. Fruit of the sweetbrier.
of a. o. to.
cr*^
To be mild (temper). To be even and soft
\xl>'i
T
!
To let down a. th. with. To delude a. 0. (ground), To blandish a. 0. if- To soften the manners. j>U.Vl cî To let down (a bucket). To soften and smooth (a bed), a cî To backbite a. 0. To mention (a tradition) to. J * To offer a bribe to (a judge).' j|_ ^ ~ Meekness. xJui To afford an ai'gument. t^^^. To ally by marriage with. **!? Soft and sandy land. Meek (man). To hang (fruit, bucket). jj; To come down to a. o. from. 5 Jp To be 71^ 3 -^ Sb r-'^'b '^î To get down from a horse. j^\ inserted fast. To b8 in good state (affair). To ^j.^ He gave himself up to evil. ^)1 it Jjc To hurry on. hurry to its hole (rat). Jp^' fn ^.i3 Bucket. Aquarius dij 'Vij Jil yr )>'> ^ To set a. th. aright. {Zodiacal sign). Misfortune. Bi'and To insert a. th. * r-*^ of camels. To agree with a. 0. upon. u. 5 r-li To wrap a. th. in (o.'s clothes), j ^Jiil Small bucket. J'ij Cj\î ^ SV3 Watch-chain, trinket. To correct (speech). To render tyi}, a (a horse) slender. To plait (the Black grapes. Jii locks). To twist (a rope). Water-wheel. Field wa- Jlji ^ :a 6 To wrap o.'s self in clothes. tered by a water-wheel -^ Grape-vine. ,rj>'^ To league together against, ^ Clematis, virgin's 'li^J, *3 |i r-ljj
iJOii o cJî -
a c.i
I I , I i
"J
fit
fit
ic-
Plait of hair.
îi
^.^13
fiiMi
Dark
(night).
;
Clandestine
(peace).
ûSj ^lii
-^sjsjo!
Rounded (spear-head). Arrow of a game.

<>
Demi-john.
To To be high. To break (the head). To pe'ij\A'ij ijV*3>j rish. To be ruined.
oCUt^li ^ <-V-;li stoop the head. A ^Ji rr.in

(i,o a
^s
-8-
To To To To To
bower. be perplexed. be near to. submit to.
j'i a J.i
-fi-
J smear a. th with. l_i Ci ''â -Swhitewash (a house). To tar ^

fi>
^ Jx
(a ship).
To
level
(the ground).
To
:i-.^3 -Sfii
stop up (a hole).
To
-)^
I
torment
'j>*'i
^S
head).
a. o. To break To exterminate ( a
(the
tribe).
i
-To intrude, to break upon,
u b>i
To be foul, vile. 'sM'i o >a To anoint (the eyes) with a ^'^j

collyi'ium.
To destroy (people). itj 5 _â To burn hair in his hut (hunter). J^ i To spend (the night) awake. * ji>\'i To grumble js. ( /or j% j5 )_,la7 <
against.
To behave
foul son.
badly.
To have a
j>(:>j
-y^]
To
be ugly.
Liniment, coUyrium.
v9j
'>*^
Flood-season of the Nile.
ejjti
y,^Ji
Palmyre, town of Syria.
Hole of a jerboa. Dung. Louse. Cat. Ant.

short.
iSi
Some
one.
'Sj'i^ ">
'
'^y^ Ugly and

Broad
-ft-
^C>i
^ ^î
^>ii^
small ear.
intense.
ZjyJafo'i'i
i
desert.
,^bi ^
fat.
*>*>i-iij
To be To To
To
i^yi
cr-^->JJ
^î
be obscure (night),
defile o.'s self.
Hoe-rake. Red. Loaded with
Xam
^>'J^ ^jî
-S-
cover, to
fi>
J &
C-^j a i
ij
,
,j-f^>
U-*i
conceal a. th
To
conceal (a secret) fi-om
To mumble. To snarl (beast). To rumble (thunder). To hum. To speak in anger to a. o. je âii To crush, to detroy a. o.
(T-A
Full to overflowing.
c-Uî
Lachrymal glands.
Tears.^^îji
s CiS
/JJii
To damage
the
a. o.
:
a o
v^
"^
braJQ (blow, sun).
To overcome
To
prevail
A
fi>j
To bury a. o. alive or dead.^^jVl Ji' <> To kill a. o. secretly ^ j_î To hide a. th. A^^'i To anoint o.'s self. ^jj To enter a cavern. ^^{
Object, person seen from afar. Important business.
^'
upon (error truth). ^ To brand (a beast). To
î
a^^
stamp a. th. To disgrace a. o. To put grease (in food). To constrain a. o. to. Jl. To enter (a place). To swallow
(food).
Covered, concealed.
fit
cr-i*^J
f3'i
Obscure, dark (night),

Hunter's hut.
^j-yi^j
^^li
u-y^'^
5 ^jil
fi>
o-i''^^
Secret^liJij ,_,^Cij î^^Qi ?r crCd'i place > Underground, catacombs.

Gaol. Ainbrosia. hog-weed.
^
^
Brand. Stamp,
seal.
:Uo Ts
li^S
Stamped paper.
Jjj
<1jl_o
reaching the brain. *i6 Spadix of a palm-tree coming forth. ^ Irrefutable argument. tiAi *k>Brain, skuU. a/s,] ^ ^.u^ Meninges, pia mater, ^Cio)! 'j>\
Wound
General of
2/1
j^C>i ^ jil-'i L Ihe Greek Empire.
army
To
fret fi'om excessive Q.^ i a ^dî -^
heat.
To
intrude
jc.
jâJb Csyî
,
jo
-f5-
To despatch To train,
4>-
a. th. quickly,
j1-3>
s
-ff
to
break
a. o.
upon a. 0. To break the teeth. To steal a. th.4> To insert j A jf':^j jîj (i/'i o i
,
Speedy, light-handed.
oi^l
J^'^'^
Damascus.
Damasonium.
lebore.
3^'^^J J^r' bastard hel- "ClLî
a. th. into.
To
sprinkle (dough) with fiour.

It drizzles.
ji':,
J^k
'U-.^'
Snow-storm.
Hateful.
ciii jJi P
J^^j J^l^
Entrance,
Raw
silk.
way in. White
^rl^^^J
a^,^
J>^ *
-^
To hasten in a. th. J Caî Oj_.î -^ To bi-ing forth before tei'm. To hatch (her eggs hen). ^j To have the hair shaven Cjî a ^j^t'^ off. To have eyebrows thin at the
:
fi>
end and thick
in the middle.
siik-cloth.
Range
of stones in a wall.
^/>i
cr^'"^^
To run
CJ>ii o tilli (hare). To h?, even, smooth. To grind, (wheat). To twisty \igî (a rope ).-<> To compact a. th. '^\ j To rise in the .sky (sun).
Misfortune.
dllj^
quickly
Scanty-haired.
To shed
Ci
tears (eyes).
To
-fr i a ^^ 3j Cu>i a issue blood (wound).
v^
To shed a
fine rain (cloud).
To A
fill
up
a. th.
to overflowing,
;î1j ^.yi
fi
îl
;Ji
x'Si
Quick. Great.
Rolling-pin.
t Xfc^li ^J>i ^ 6yi

dt^ln^
Tears.
tear,
-if-
drop.
Wine.
^S^îl zii
Mason's
level.
Row
A
dl^^ljui
i)lilL
of stones.
To manure
(a land).
0!>Uij !Ao o J>î
-S-
To improve
a. th.
To
heal
A Â^-S
(a tumour).
To make peace between, oy S'fî ~ To be healed J/jJIj "^'^ a y)>

,
(wound). To act gently with.
5 j;:b
^jii î Hard, shining seeds of a medicinal plant. Coix-lachryma. Job's tears. 4_,j;1 ;i;5 Ready to shed ^;,Cij JLii ^ ;^^.> **^ tears (woman). Issuing blood (wound). llAi Liquor oozing from the vine. Ûi Tears of old age or disease. Tearful (eye. man). ^y'^j f-^''^ Rainy. Dewy. ^Cti
To shed the blood of. Treat ilJ ^S U iX^_J.

thy debtor kindly.
Blood.
^
'r
,^J^l
To be manured (land). To reconcile together.

Gentleness.
Boil,
j^j;
Ji\'JJ
j^^
V.^J '^^
oCyiij
imposthume. Manure, dung. Rotten and black JCi

dates. Scum of the .sea. To work ^ f>>toj ^Jo a. th well. To round a. th.
5rtU"i
-tt-
Andemonx
di-agon's blood; red juice
of several trees.
^
He
Red
is
cotton-cloth.
Bloodstone, hematite
the slayer of
Armlet, bracelet. Smooth stone.
such a person.
Bleeding.
Smooth
stone).
(hoof,
jL^j/Jj jJ>'ij J^'i>
*
{{-
Poor. Cupid. Bloody. Sanguineous.
To
Sort of truffle. round, to smooth RouFided black stone.
J>U*'i a. th.
titL"i
Statue of red marble ov

ivoi-y
;
dii/^lxij iij]^':
figure. Idol.
"
Happiness, blessing.
Hectic fever.
*'..
>.
To manure (a field). ^ ilî o î -ff To brood hatred against, it ilî a j/i To become rotten and black ^li
(palm-tree).
Bloody arrow. Gilded bay(horse). J'jJStooping when bleeding from y. i^', the no.se. Kind to a debtor.
To buzz (insect). Jh .^"^ o 'oi ^ To mutter, to mumble. Cjui oi To be cx'ook-backed (man). CJi a oi To be short in the forelegs (horse). To stay in (a place). o oil
Buzzing. Mutter.
To stale in (a place cattle). Sjfi> To grant a. th. to a. 0. To cleave to the door of. a ^j^^'^j To be addicted, accusto\s.j A j>'il med to. To be defiled with dung (place, âm water). <>- To become oa'lous.
:
Earthen jar with a tapering bottom.
^;i oCi ^ oi
Verdure gro-
j^jil zyai-'j ^^Ji\ 'lîil

;
manure said woman of bad origin.
wing
in
of a beautiful
Depression of the back, neck. jTi Tapering cap of judges. :cj':> Crook-backed (man), 'o'i ^ "Ci ^ oil Short-legged (horse). Low-roofed.
Rottenness of a palm-tree. ol>i1j ^'i Dung. Manure. oCij î
Manager of property. JC. *:i^j>j î Heap of manure. îj î ^ ZLî

Traces of encampment. Duug-heap. Deei>rooted hatred. Rudder, tiller. oC-i Te
Blister, callosity, corn.
To
dangle, to
;
hang
doNvn.
J^'jj'i
<
-^
?êcklace
<
frog, tassel.
jioJi <>
To buzz (wasp). To mutter, To hum (man).
o^'i
oVi
oCi1
Mutter. Black and rotten plant, oîi To be mean.'sjViSj 's^S o 'Jh atSa - To be crook-backed. \}i a 'iii To ride a jade. uil To render a. o. vile. A Ui
Plants becoming green after
summer. Canker of
palm-ti'ees.
To be burning hot (sand).QjS To become boiling hot. To

fall
*o
-J^
<^'il
To
incite a. o. to foul deeds.
s \|j;
To
Baseness. "Weakness.
Ignoble. Cowardly.
"Vice, defect.
S^jSj ;sOS
-Oilj
swoon. To be L/:>j stained with blood.

in a
bleed.
Cî a ^/'i
-S-
MUi
;^
'j>
;li;S
Hump-backed. Dwarf, short.
Vile.
lii'i^ 'uil
xj^^j xSij
>J^
--
To make (a wound) to bleed. To near a. th. to. To open the way to. To make a. o. to bleed.
fi>Si
J Ji\
y^
TN
To wane from grief or illness. To j'i sink (eye). To near its setting (sun). * To examine a. th. minutely. To gaze at. Jl~
Darnel-grass.
Foolish. Thief. Lean.
To strengthen
Intelligent
a. th.
fi>
&.Ci o ?Ji
[pi.)
-{^
men,
^Jij G>.î
,
^'S
-ft-
To stoop the
;
inJi
**i
jjiS
head to humble o.'s self. Feast of the Epiphany.

;
î
Weight
of
two
JsiliSj JiljS r; J^'i^J Ji>'i P. carob-gi'ains. Sixth part of
To walk heavily. v'JU-Ji arJi -S^'^ To humble o'self to stoop the head. To remain at home.
Ice-cream.
Iguoble, unhospitable.
a dirhem; small silver coin. jjj

Bitter cold.
X^jUS Ts
to dangle.
(tree).
j^;i
To hang down,
Croton variegatum
JjJi JjJS
-fy-
To look askew. cr^^ "^ To sow discord between. ov To keep at home mindless ^_^feji -Vc of o.'si family. > To raise the head
conceitedly.
To glisten (face). To strike (money). To be rich.

Old gold coin.
Gold-finch (bird).
j*j
ji-^
fi>J
y'i
j^'^ j -yS''^
tt
J"^^^
Sjy^
Axle-tree of a wheel, jfui
Heron (bird). ilfeJi Turkish acre of one hundred ^jS Ts

feet square.
J?^j^
Diamond
'^jS^^ "^ Figured, brocaded (cloth). Dap- Jjj>

pie (horse).
(at cards).
To be
jSlj oCij To be akin to.
;;_Oij
4>
stained
iXuSj CJii a
î
ifc
-tt-
Squadron,
fleet.
Jl^
To
To To To To To To To To To
Jj
^j
iw'Uj^ "^^ )î o Ui
(clothes, honour).
To
defile (clothes).
-^
be, to
draw
near.
(the character)
To To
sully
^h
profane
a. th.
be vile. bring a. th. near.
Ci a 'j i
jilj
ju2)l
ji
mind
trifles.
j^V* J ^ji
To be defiled (clothes, honour) -^'^ ^ To be profaned. Impurity, stain. ^Ci'l ^ _â

Defiled. -^ Rascal.
^j^\j,'/>j
tighten (shackles).
be intermediate between.
live straitly.
^6
cijJ
Jil
J'J;
J\'s,
advance gradually. draw near to one another. ask a. o. to come nearer. s Proximity. Kindred. Baseness. Cowardice.
Near, akin.
rsearer.
JJc-ll.
SjCa
~ Disgracing himself. vVrl' Foul deeds, places. u-i''-*^ To be ignoble. Ts-îj (^y's a. foi-^ To be hungry. To submit. CiJi a ri'i To be vile, base. To be cupid. To follow a righteous course. îl
To
follow an ignoble course.
//^
^^Ci) ro-i^
tCi
*j S
Weak. Low. 'Oil ^ Ji ^^ u;^ ^ oy^'j u'il ,.
Jil
Refuse of a butcher's shop. Heartless, mindless man,*ij>_}

brute.
îj î
a wiji
-H-
Baser. Worse. More. Less.

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

is
To be
at the point
He
u 'ij
-if-
CJij CJij
, (ji
jît
cr'
of death.
îlj To be about
CsJi
to set (sun).
ray cousin closely related."
Weather. Much. 'jS ^ CJS The Ne-v World. .\me- CJi <: Te
World,
rica.
<>
To be at hand (affair). To crush a. o. (illness). To be near to a. th.

Heavy and protracted
Setting of the sun.
Seri-
^ji wijil
^JiJi
Medlar.
UJiJI
illness.
Hop (plant). He bought this world

in
tI^j^
<>
%'j^\i Ciill
^.l;
oJil
ill.
wiJij
{>n. f. s. pi.)
jJi
exchange of the other. Worldly. '^'ij 's?j.ty'-9j '^^'^ Near. Worthless man. About llii
to bring forth.
ously
To look askance, to ogle. To be minute, exact. Gya ^ To die of cold. %j}>j
Jj6i
o
i
JJ'S
^'^ a
* ^>
e^
To astound
a. o, 5
C T
>
j^^
,
J-^h
J-^'^
Bewilderment, astonishment. xlS'i To botch (a work). A_^'i -fr To fill up (a 4> jAilj U*;. a ji i -Hcup). To pour forth (a cup). To strike a. o. To cut up a. th.A jpiS To hurry a. o. j J*i1 To cohere (stones). jaSI Stocks for the feet of criminals, j^^
Plentiful (water). Overfilled (cup.)jUi
To roll A tloAij ila*S (â>Sj down (a stone/. To break (dawn). To ^âAl^-J

roll (stone).
ojuJi
ooajj
Troop of one uCalft'ij oU1*jj *Aa>i hnndred camels and mure.

I
do not
\jJ>ji\j tloAoll
know what
To take
False,
sort of
man he
^^j(.i1
U
-j}-
is.
Routed army.
large mouthfuls.
;
î
C(.j'->^'^j
jl*i -^
To
<f-
establish a. 0. as mayor.5 îii -^ To delay, to hindei- a. 0.
lie
liar.
jî *
-tt-
To bob up
(boiled meat).
fJlCuiij
Lsoii JJjii
To
be appointed
mayor
<
To
^^jj
be delayed.
Mayorship -^ Delay. ilSAi Mayor, chief cciUij t:5>i ^ ouii P of a district. Sharp and energetic man. Merchant.
To smash a. th. To cut up (meat).* Bubbling up of water. Jloiij <Jja"3 To overthrow (a building), a yjJ>i -STo crumble away (building). yjJ^'Ji To
befall a. 0.
tjj
lyii a _;Ai
-ft-
To grind a. th. To A (fejii a dl*;. - smash a. th. To tramp over (the

ground) i>-To consume
a. 0. (illness).
(mishap).
To waste
Hall.
(wealth).
Hour. Small quantity. Passage.-^ Ant e-jkjui
jii
-^
Time, long or jjAij î\ ^ jki short beginning of time year. Care. Custom. Event. Intention. Lifetime of a man. oC-jVI _^S
;
;
^JiUiP
Sect of materialists.
-<
Lasting' c<rî
chamber. Catacombs.
Foundlings.
very long (garment).
To crush
(
a. 0. 5
CUi
:
J5)>!0I -ul a j^)>j a >ii -H-
Very
old.
Long space
of time.
jj^'i
event).
Endless time.
To blacken (a pot fli'e) ^ jj-^ Severe epoch. To grieve a. o. ^ ^Sl I will never go tohim.j:_îjjl_yi3i j-iTv ' To be roan, dark bay (horse). %Ail. By-gone times. -s j *j*i To be black. Various or long times. OiOtil. -j j iJi Roan (horse). To hurl a. th. into an 4> j^ i .r4i1 Vi1 Dark bay. abyss. To pull do%vn (a wall). To îl _î
-ft-
^>^* jUi Âij^lS _^
Sorrel (horse).
îl
>>Ai
ir
jii\
'
gulp (mouthfuls).
of a lunar month. Creation. Black colour. *;jii Black or ^ .Cîi ^ î1 dark green. Fresh or effaced footprints. Black horse.
Large number. The last three nights
j,î
^S
î
To be over (night ).To be hurled jyijj down. To crumble away (wall). Misfortune.^; J USj ^t-j^Va^ w u-S*^ "^ To be even (ground). C_* ^ a ^:> * < To trample, to crush. for ^'^ ) To walk upon a soft groimd. ,_îl To be redcUsh (ground, plant). l^\'i\
Reddish plant. Even
^ûil
Fetter, chain.
Vt^^
ttjA'^^
'
'
,_Âi
Blackened-pot. Crowd. Last' ^Cî night of a month. Traces of encampment. Herb for tanning. Brown (ewe). Gait of a man. Dark green (garden).
Misfortune.
^lîoi Ji\j 'U^'^^
place.
Reddish colour.
Reddish.
,j-^'^ -r 'LI*
sUii
3 ^^-î^
Meek.
^rî
yi-ftoJl
,
To be
î
J ,ji-ij Cijbi a ,_Aj*i bewildered. To be astonished.
"^
5J^
C s
T)
To
totter (old man).
Iji
^liii
-iJ
To render a. o sick. To suspect a. o.

Illness, disease.
Ijlsl
f\]j
Ijil
Two
"li
-li
humped
(camel). Totte-
?^.u'
ring. Huge.
Falling-sickness.
Fox-eYil.
^JVI
wlJll 'lij
s!i-JI
'li
Hunger.
Fever.
Elephantiasis.
^;i)l
jl::V|
j^l
^-SCJI
Canine madness, hydrophobia.
m^ Mi Mi Mi
To break, to cut a. th. a j^jii -{} To make (food) soft, delicate. To anoint (the head), a uii o ^î To strike a. 0. with a stick. To moisten the (ground: rain). -^ To
blandish a.
0.
-ft-
He
is in
splendid health.
Gout.
Diseased.
J^ iii ^ "i^l '4Sî *li

j
'J^j
Almost, scarcely. t-iji Book-keeping by double entry.UJji To serve as a footman. G-ji o ?rli "^ Followers of an army. i^li To be big (belly). To be G^ji o ^-li
To dissemble with. 5 ^:>'ij lij To coax, to circumvent a. 0. *JUij CUi o ^'ii a îj o j^.Ai To yield little milk (she-camel). To anoint a. 0. <> To var- Aj s âS
I
<>
nish a. th.
To be
;
anointed.
<>
Grease.
^
Balm, resin.
Butterwort, self-heal.
Tincture of opium.
lofty (tree).
i)-
To squander o.'s wealth. a ^ji Desert. Red plant. To be distsnted (belly). Poisonous tree. ^loJlj ^jjj To be expanded, ^laJi Oil-merchant. -<> House-painter, Great ^Jlji ^ oJbj,^ji ;- <ji Red leather. Slippery place,
j
^^
oiî
oi*i
'
and
lofty tree.
Ointment. Paint, varnish. Dregs of

oil.
Showy
toy. Hair-bracelet.
î'^
Embroidered cloth. Perfume. This world is a gewgaw. t^V^
CJfOl
To be abashed, To subdue (a To humble a.

(heat).
-if-
To
(iji o
^\'^:>
feel giddy, sea-sick.
countiy).
o.
4>
^ji^
Anointed (head). Gis-ing oiî little miik (she-camel). Flask, brush for poma- âIjlS ^ ^.* Iv* de. Pool, marsh. Hypocrisy. Treason. <> Flattery.:cLi jjl
Malachite. .Jasper.
i)-
To
ex-
5 ^li'j
^ji
a. o.
r-î
plore (a country).
To weaken
a. 0.
Emery.
To overtake
To
stun.
< To
bother
-^
iLLlj
a. o. (calamity),
^îj Cii a ^î * To astound a. 0.
< Vertigo,
To
be
giddiness.
liji
Obscure (night)
Giddy.
,
^Jii
To charge a. o, with deceit. To be sht-ewd, {Ui_j 'sfUSj Cii

wily.
^
a^^-fti
mag(food).
i\%
oloji
ij^^ iS^S a ili -
goted
To be
crafty.
To be
clever.
^'Si
'lii
Worm
->
(?<n.
si/i) i/i
Sagacity. Shrewdness. Good
Fancy, prank.
siî
âi'ijS
manners.
Misfortune.
event.
Silk- worms.
Momentous
olj'i 9^ *;*''*
Ascar'des, thread-
i^
^jSj ^,^1 ijS

ij5jl xlxi.*
sJijioi
worms. Tansy {plant). Hardstongue {plant).

Sea-saw, swing. Grub, worm. Vermin. Sprightly man.
Intense red.
Great calamity. Cunning, shrewd man.

Lion.
Skilful.
'Cii
*I_Ali
*?*'>
<li4^
sr^ji
jo'jS
^\j'i
3ui ^
Wily.
li
Wise, prudent.
<lil.j
o>*i w,"'* m;âSj tîl ^ 'j{i

,
Jljii Ijilj
ill,
Isjij
li
a Mi"
--
j^/^ J>>h
t.jijS
To be
diseased.
jlib
Tarn, moveluont.
{un.
Sjj'i) j\j'i\
-r
jji
j |
To
turn.
To
elap-
Cljjij
OJ^ o
_;j
j''^
*
jd î
Ji
i
Change
of fortuue. Fit of fever.

stoj'y.
se (time).
To
revolve (wheel).
^
By
Stanza of a song, a Floor,

turns.
jjJik
^
i
Revolution of a star. Circulation oljji of blood. Procession.

I
To turn round a. th. Uj He went over the town. ^ Pay attention. To go about with a. o. To
cause changes in (time).
feel vertiginous.
J>>
lOG
tljXJ\
^
j s jv_ jji To work (a machine).
<
Whirlpool. Sea-compass. F. Circle. Ring, curl of

hair. Shaft of
'{'J\
j\ji
Sjbi
^ To ^ To
J iji ^
slJji
a pulley.
Change
of
fortune.
-^
Public
administration.
<
Retenue. Surroundings. Municipal council.
:SS\'j
'J\i>
o'}__\ji\
search for a. th. jc j}i addle the brain of. !jL'\j j\i1j <>- To wind up (a watch). ZtLL To round a. th. fi> To ramble about a Qj^j ^jj'jJ' jjVi with a. o. To circumvent a. o. To perform a. th. To control ifj fi>
(an affair).
The
priviledged
:diDl
Egyptian debt.
^
Cyclopedia.
jjliiJI
Convent,
;^ ilj 3ji^ "^J jQ.^' ?r -s"^
monastery.
Round
about.
Ji
ja
jf^y^ -^
Inhabitant of a convent. Board of administration.
"jlV^j jCi
SjliVI
^>tJ
j\j,i
Axis, pivot. Point at issue.
Tropic.
oljl^'J
Round water-skin.
Embroidei-ed
veil.
o'Jj^
To look stealthily at. s To revolve (a wheel) to o j * jlVl work (a machine). To hand round (a cup). To manage, to govern a. th. To induce a. o. to. To avert a. o. from. To be round-shaped. To take an abode in. fi-jl'Sl To turn around a. th. jlazJ.1, <^ i jl^ jij^b sjOij jjilj jj^h j\>i ji^ Mansion, seat. House, oljbij oOj^j
;
fit
!sr
Governor. Manager. <) Treasurer of a district. < Government of a district.
^ ji
Jl^JI jja^
*i
Court. Tribe. Year. Province.
.^-^
jjIa^
-ft-
Christian countries {for Moslems), lit seat of war

:
v-j^J' j'^
Round,
circular.
fit
âilJj
The perishable and

the lasting abode.
Islamitic countries.
of
\m2\
Jdj
''Ji3l
j'i
To
To
iZ,'Cij
tread on (the
polish (a
CGsj Cji o ^\i ground). To lower a. o. blade). > To trespass

-)il,
Surname ^>LL!I
jii
Bagdad.
upon.
Ai'senal.
To tread
crops).
(cornupon.
:\>i
To be trampled
Ceremony
To be
.rJi
Cinnamon. Bastard cinnamon. Long-pepper.

Aspalatlms. Bistort-root.
Dolphin, sea-hog.
I
foot-trodden (crops).
of trampling upon
Lji
-<>
dervishes.
Colt's foot [plant).
jliî!!
wji -
Capital town of a country. tuV^ljli -^ House, court. Upland. oO'^j jj^ -x 3'^
I
Thick forest. Troop of men,

Furbieher.
<j^?i u4-^ t <î'î '<^\ji
^?
Tribe. Cu'cle. Halo.
Round
sand-hill.
s3j,jjj Sjljij Sljij
^jS ^ îS
file
Seller of perfumes.
^Sj}'^
"Walking semen).
in a
(hor-
^\}>j
Z^\i
Some
one.
jCSj '4j,S>i
Vj,-?^ ji>-^j
'4^}'^
Sparrow.
Vj-J*
Change.Victory.
fj^ < Government,

prevailed
state.
Brave. Lion.
They have been

upon.
^^^^s rf^^l
Bhnd. Nose -^ Weaver's treadle.

Shoe, sandal. PoHshing-stone. Beater. ÎjU^ j u-i-^ To be altered (eye). Ciji a ^j,i - Dim-sightedness, squint. jiji Altered (eye). ^/i ^ .ujj) ^ ^jSl Quoit (for playing). Uproar, i^ji -^ To spread amongst a liî o j.ti -fttribe (disease). To be cheap To crush a. o. (heat). Whey, watery part of milk.
(coi'n).
fij s
The
chief
men
of the state. :Jj^l
o^ j
*b'i
Adversity.
oVjS
vizu").
.^
Excellency (title of a
Victory.
yirJJS
Ts
illjl,
By
turns, alternatively.
il^lji
Reddish grapes.
^ Iji
S'JI^j Jjl^
(*ji o
still.
Conference.
To last. 'v>y^>i Cbij To contmue. To stand

filled
>b
-ft-
To be
>li
C
P
-Jf
(bucket).
C^J^Cs
^/^
As long as he remains
standing.
Cold. Foolishness. Epidemic.
xtji
To pour a To move
cii'cle in
contiuu-^5ij ^jij,C.ii
the sky (sun).
(bird).
v'^
To mix (perfumes). To dilute (a medicine).

Nightmare.
Diluted (medicine).
fi>
(jji
olS
ous rain (sky).
oCijS
>Jj'j'^j oj'-t*
the air
To ^j^ To turn in
5
Pounded (musk).
*Jljij lJj'ji>j CSjj'ij C5j3 o J\i be insane. To be lean (cattle).
-a-
its orbit (eye).
To confuse a. o. (wine). To moisten a. th. To sprinkle

(a boiling-pot) -with cold water.
To A To
^j
surround
a. o.
or
a. th.
,_,
j|j*(
To be swollen
(belly).
jijJi
To spin To ask
a. o.
(a top).
Worthless furniture.
or grant a respite to
in.
& ^jii
To To
persevere
it
To
To
jjU jJiS Foolishness. Corruptedness.*ii3jij :aji To be ill ( people ).(Lla?j ^'/i 6\'i -bruise (perfumes, colours).
a.
^
dip
continue a. th.
to last.
To make *j
fill (
5 î3l
To smash
a. th. in
th.
(camel).
To
a. th.
To
a bucket). To
(water, sand).
iJjfjj
keep
a. 0. alive.
press together (riders).
To wait for. To circle in the air To act slowly in an To grant delays to

Sea.
Evil, disturbance, quarrel.
xS/ij <&.ji
i]\jji
(bird).
affair.
Stone pounded upon. Pounding-stone.

5
i}yj^
ijjs o
(a debtor'
To
elapse (time).
To
J6
-Jf
Continuous. Duration. Theban
palm, doom-palm. Lote-tree.

Duration, continuance.
X^îJij j>\ji
Îjiil
it
change (season). To be flabby (belly). To be shabby (clothes). To become famous (man), vjij 5Jli
<
For ever. Contmuous rain

Continuous.
(God).
To deliberate with. To alternate (seasons,

fortune
:
Jjii
a
th.
iIjioX Jjii
j'ji^j ^^^ -r"^^ without lightning nor thunder.
God).
The
P]vei*lasting^_j5ij^*IS
To transfer, to hand a. To make a. o. to prevail

over.
a
jy
Jiil
5
jcj
Always.
^jli^j >jSj Spinning-top. -^ "Whirlpool.
-^
CJli
xJiji
Jî's^
Rotatory motion.
"VVine.
_^j a7j
-J\'J^J j\'jj>
_îjj.
jt^j'j^^j
To hand by turns. -^ To confer together. To be current (coin). To emigrate (people). To be flabby (belly). To dangle.
Notoriousness.
Ji^
JjIj5
JioJl.
Bleeding from the nose. Piece of wood thrown
yii
;fc3ji
>.j^
Revolution of time.
Jji ^
( T
sIjIju^ jJ(j> To nurse (the sick). 5 t\}i\ ^SJ^^ To make a. o. sick. To treat o.'s self medically. Si^'-î To eat the skin of milk. ^sj%\,
^5^5
be mean, weak,
-
into a pot for allaying its boiling.
To
CO:
:,\->
de.spised.
Disease.
Medicine, remedy.
Mjil
^r
i^ji
i>.j'^ -r
'U^
Gentian (plant).
Inkstand.
*!ijl \ji
To make a selection of works To register a. th. To ba low, vile, weak. To become wealthy. To be
registered.
OJJJ
Secretary, clerk.
Pelliclo of milk.
111.
jl^j,ij j'^'ji
"iJJ^jî
*iO'i
Foolish. Keeping in
^j ij ^ji
doors.
-jj'^ Echo, sound. Rustling of wind, wings. Buzz. */ji jaj\ Wholesome (land).
Beneath, below,. Before. Besides, oj'i near. Without. Against. He is inferior to him. i5jS ja He walked before him. iJji î_ He sat behind him. iJji oil
Preferably to another.
I
admii'e
diJU
oji>
cUUaS
^Jt
0^ hji woUi^ Ol
I
There 'JjJ^ j' 4j'^ j' sfJ,^ j'^'j ^ is nobody in. Abundant (food). Hidden (affair), jjj^ Thundering (cloud). Hand. ( dim. of SI ) o^Si ^ Cfi <* Thanks. Bravo. God dcCi ^
thy virtue more than thy science. He interposed between. -A) cu'î J\> Without, unless he... o\ ojS
Behold! Beware. Do act as thou wishest,
Inferior. Noble. Superior
I'.j
j^J;
dUji iUji
preserve thy hands.
Blood-money See jij. ( for Xl^ ) ;? i Cloth with iyl'ir'J î'^^ r ^^P ^
double woof.
To abase, to revile Warblfr (bird).
a. 0. j
^4^
î^
"^
Important thing. Vile, despicable man. Bad, wicked. Ear. CjCp ^ cii-^j oli Betony (plant). iJ^' opli -^ Register of soldiers, ^jjlji ^ u\jj:> P
Collection
of poetry, traditions. Council of state, divan. <> Saloon,
sofa
<>
;
oîoJI Û'
c-fj-i
i -{}-
Reviled. Beaten (road).
To walk gently. CUj Sj G,Ji ^li To stray. To move C'LoJi i cr''^
parlour.
"^
To
under the hand (gland). fall into abasement. To
C^ji
shun a fight. To drop from the hand.
u^'l^'l
To
fall
unexpectedly on.
jp
Court of referendaries. jjâS^ olji^ a Treasury department. :ujijl ul}ji a War department. jliQaJI D Home department. S.jî4!l Ministers of state. ol]>i^' v*^! j'' Turkish official hand-writing, j \^j i lai
Thief.
Unruled. Muscular.
Diving-place.
wli ^ X-^CS ^
t/4'^
t>ijS
To
Cry
call
(she-camels) to
lj jS
ej*
their young ones.

for calling shee\i e\ij i'i iS
^\j.i
Two-handled jug. dXJji -^ Flower of the cyclamen, j^\ dijji ^ sowbread. Cock. Com-;SCjaj iJCilj i)^/i ^r*^:? "^ Cock of a gun. passionate. Spring. Turkey fowl, ,/jj dO i Qj îJI db i
<!)
camels.
To walk across
Desert.
a desert.
*i
jj^
j,^j ^jf^J
-H-
J^
To ba
Pheasant.
^^ ilji
<>
Fresh ripe dates. <i*i^'il >Jr^ "^ Land abounding in cocks. 7S\j<^ To borrow, to be indebted. CJ 5 i oli -^
diseased. To be ^ji a lS^^^ rancorous (heart). To resound. To be overspread with a Jjj,!^ jj^ skin (milk) : with scum (water). To move round (cloud). To go about
lion).
(dog).Tohum (bees). To snort To resound (echo).
(stal-
Debt
loan. Death.
ci'edit.
î]j oji^
?r
U^
ci^
c^S
Active debt,
J
jt
To To
lend, to give a loan to.
5 oî
requite a.
o. for.
Ear.
Passive debt, due. ( dim. of oVi )
Thoushaltbe treated as
thou hadst treated.
* c\'Si cc'^ CT
oUJi XiJSj
oi^
He died. Upon ci'edit.

Ci'editors.
iiji ,^ja5
cjjJW
iidi ^y.
To be honoured. To be ^Cij Co i oia reviled. To comply. To rebel. To have a good or bad habit. To be
Requital. Custom. Condition.
Affair.
Religion
oOil ^ cr i religious
To
law
sect. Godliness. Rebellion.
Re-
vilement.
tory.
Disease. Compulsion. Vicauthority.
attacked by a disease. serve a. o. To do good Aj 5 to a. o. To possess a. th. To con.strain a. 0. To judge a. 0. To revile.
Power,
Managej> C,IÎ >>j
ment. -^ Kind, sort. Judgment-day. *>^'^l
Worship. Religion, sect.cjOlo ^ Maturity of a debt. Continuous

rain. Obedience.
xJC i
*.'î
Religious, godly.
To enslave a. o. To profess (a religion). ^ o.'-^j To submit to. J oli To let a. o. profess his religion. 5 ci^ To lend (money) to. To give to, or to receive a loan ^ |i from a. 0. To sell to a. 0. upon cre-<>-
The Rewarder (God). Judge

Debtor. Creditor, debtee. Judged. Slave.
dit.
To borrow. To lend money

sell
*;|ilûli1
to a. o.
to.
To
5 ol*.b
Lender Debtor
borrower.
indebted.
cr-ij'"*^ "x >^*i-^
upon credit
To summon
a. o.
0>i j>
to (a judge).
Slave-maid. Town, ^yjj'^ ol^^ countiy.
-î,-^
To contract debts. To sell or buy upon To borrow

from.
a. th.
^'^
credit.
To
Ci Ijj
He
is
well
aware
of
it.
CîaJi
cf'\
'y>
be mutually indebted.
Citizen.
-j
j^
ol^^b
Ci\'i>\
T\Y
Country
full
of wolves.
o.
olli/'
Jji
-fr
To To
throttle a.
s Cjl'i
o'>'i
[postponed'
This, these (near).
Who.
quaff (wa-
ter).
kill
To
tear
i^Tj a ito'ij 5-l'i -S(a water-skiuj. To
To-day.
I
<o j^^J a
To (i.Vi a ,r'''i Îjjl. To be torn off (skin). \jVi a J./i To fear, to shun a. o. To get accustomed to. k_, To dare. To rebel against is j^l'ij
(a sparrow). become pink (rose).
That, those. ( m /(/(//( /iy).i]3i^ liJCoj
That
So.
iL)/-**
< 5r ti^Vjt iu;. ji iU'i
-it-
<
Too, also. jjfj
iA)'jLr
Such. Thus.
Interrugalive particle.
\'j.fa I'JT
How?
Tiu
I'ilit
her husband (wife). To anger a. o. To seduce a. To embolden a. o. against. To compel a. o. to seek refuge towards, ^lanure mixed with earth.
Why
o.
s J\'i\
Jt
î,\
S
a
This.
That. jj i
So. thus.
dili
<>-j
\jL50>'
To
To
slaughter.
To
fill
stran-
\j^Xi a Vl'i
-8-
gle a. 0.
die.
To
(a vessel).
J\jj)j
,
Ciil'i
J'':>
Quick death. Death. Deadly (poison).

Deadly.
fcilj'i Cj\>'
o^^Vi
olaj'ij pliT'ij oial'i
To walk lightly. To become little.
CjVl'ij Vl'i a jl'i
Jlaj
To totter, to waver. IVl^j Vi'l'i -STo urge (asses). To ^ Cj'i a Ji'^ * frighten a. o. To despise. To blame. To expel a. o. /b To gather (things). To plait the locks of a. o. ^jVilj cj'i'i To be as CI ^ a- -~', ^ 73} i o vjj'ij wicked as a wolf. To be fi-ightened
,
Jackal. Wolf. oVj'ij o"iri Wolf. oVj'ij o>J> ^ *liyi To blame, to despise ^ \A'i a ^\i -fr a. o. To drive away. To disgrace
a. o.
by wolves.
To
frighten
a. o.
5
^'I'ij
^1V\
Vice, shameful action.

Bitter plant. Kind of
^'i
To be haunted by wolves (land). To fear (wolves' To veer (wind). To make a. th. by turns To be wolfish, wicked. To imitate a wolf, for
The sheep became
said of a vile
ejlii
** ^
^
l_)|JUJ
ojiT'i
^ oyj'i
frightening (a she-camel).
wolf;
jiiDI
fungus.
v'-^l
To remove a. o. To i 'i o Li ^ drive away (flies). To eject a. o. To protect a. tb. or a. o. ^X^J ~ To be parched ^.y'^j Cj'ij u'i (lips). To wane. To be faded (plant). To draw to its end (day). To be full of flies (place), o'ib s-Ji
man who
VJ
^'>
rebels.
vî^ "^ J "r^^
Wolf.oC.yij
Sea-wo!f.
v^-^-^
^^1
y^,i
Small stars in Draco. Brigands, thieves.

cattle
.-J,-i!l jUli'l
vS^' oOyi
C;*_i
She-wolf. Throat-disease in
Restless.
Buffalo, wild bull.
Flies.
;;j'i
^'^j
vV>1
zS'i\j
Croup of children. Forelock. Hanging v-l'i'^

-if-
'^
'^'^
locks.
^CS ^j o'ij oCij
_,C/i
Summit, apex of
glory and power.
Sj^^j 3JI
Hyj"^
Bees, breezes.
to
(T
To waddle. To have a manly
gait (woman).
Sea-turtle, tortoise-shell.
Madness. Plague. Consumption. Sharp edge.

Cantharides. Blistering
plaster.
k_,G 'i
jj^\
Oi.';b
Uiiji\
Dung. Withering wind. Languid (eye). Jj'ij Weak. Lean.

Spears.
JJ'i
J^j'i
fly.
Remainder
:uC/i
of a debt.
JilJÎ
Defender of women.
Full of
flies
zSjj^j <^t'i
Wick. JC'i^':t5C/i To come from a journey, ^'i o V'^ -^ To slap a. o. To fiij b-'i o '^'^ split (wood). To pound (pepper). To peel a. th. To li^î'i o ^'^ aweep a. th. along (wind). To move
-ft-
*<^'ij i/j^j !j>!j^ u^j^
(place).
Protracted (thirst). Huri*ying. Fly-whisk.
^Tai
'-^1'^
-ft-
fi>
-tt-
a. th.
To dangle. To protect. To annoy To move a. th.

Tongue. Dangling.
Tassels of a litter
;
uoJi
a. o.
fiti
j s
care of (her son ic ^'il widow). To tot about quickly. â'i To sweep (the dust wind). ^ Revenge, Jj^'ij Ju'il . Js^'i -H:
To take
^^^'^
fringes of
-r vlij'i
_iiC'i
a garment. Wavering (man).
i_ii'i*
-5^
hatred.
To rip open, ^j To slaughter,

To
5 G-C'ij ikJ'i a ,ni'i
to strangle a. 0.
To
^'i
?>Jllo
To card (wool), s j To lash a. o. (wind).

Ti'eeless ground.
fi>
Col'i
ji'i
--
cover the chin (beard).

slaughter, to massacre
ts
SUlU
people ).
To put a. To lay up
a. 0.
th. in store.
a. th.
l^'j
a_î
-ft-
To supply Aî'i -^ with stores. To prime (a gun).
To slay one another. To choose (a victim). White truffles. Wild
A rfi\
carrots.
^j'i
>rj_i
To put (goods) in Sj *^Slj >-'X Slaughtered victim. Two bright stars in Capristore -^ To adopt (a child). cornus. Stores, supply. jViil ^ ^'i
Treasure. Stores.
-^ Mouth
^>yji\ oil,
J^'i
?r 3ii,'i
Diphteria.
*^X'iJ
^.)>J -rV'î ^Ci'i

?nj'i
and war ammunition. ReUc.

child.
Z'^'Si\j cr{
Slaughtered. Victim. Surname

of Ismael [amongst Moslems).
Sacrifice, victim.
^S>':>
-r
Priming of a gun.
< Adoptive
rous rush.
"^-^'^
tS>^^
Schcenantum. oderifeMagazine, store-house.

Intestines. Veins.
_^l'i1
?-
>j'^l
Slaughter-place. Altar.
if-
^Û/i
^
i
j-'j^
jh^'-^
fi>
To
sprinkle a. th. with
y/'^
ji
powder). faithful God).

(salt,
:
To
multiply
(his
Carnage, butchei-y. lijlli To write to A J':>j S'j' o j-'i -sidot (a book). To read over. To be good-sighted. SjC'ij ijj'i i y'i To understand (news). To recite ife
;
':>
(verses).
To come
forth (horn,
Ojj^ o
To
get angry vdth.
j&
|_^''i
herbage).
To
rise (sun).
Book.
jCi
a jr/i j'> T!
j\'
To become hoary (man). aj'i.) o (ttn.Sj'i ) j'i Atoms. Small ants,

grubs. Aromatics. Ji3'ij Sji'i ^ e'jcx'^j jjj'^ coUyrium, perfume in powder. Calamus aromaticus^ o'jcj'Ji^ _.^ sweet rush.
\
Thoroughly learned.
To wither ^Xi'ij y>J'i o Jj'ij Jj'i (plant). To dry up (skin); to be parched (hps). To be lean (horse). To cause a. th. to lose its * jTi > fi'eshness. To rumple a. th. To blight fruits (cold, heat), a jj'il
TW
^.^
oC3,'ij Vî-O'i
To swing the arras in walk. j ^j'i To raise the arms. To stretch forth
in
Offspring.
vj/i
jijj
Women.
Violent anger.
(swimming).
To break (news) to. ^* CjuX *J Sprinkler, drill-box. jji/ To sell to a. o. by the cubit, s ^'j\'i To sow, to scatter (pow- jiji To mingle with a. o. der). To seize a. th. with the arm. ^ ^^'il Babbler, loquacious. jl'ij'i " To create. To mul- Aj ^ I'o'i a Ij'i -STo "C^x ^^ ^j iij x!ijl c-i" o^ A tiply a. th. To sow (the ground). take out the arms fi-om a cloak. To become grey on To be profuse j.!Afe\!l j f,ja:j f.'Ji\ *j'i a C^j,'ij
-ttI
fii
in speech.
fi>
the forehead (hair).

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

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

Little,
hell-fire.
j'i
jtji .j'i
Wild
^
slj'i
calf.
oUJi
f-
^j'i
Fore-avm, fore-foot-otyij p,j'i1 ^ piji Cubit. Rod of cubit. Power.

^
Hoariness on the forehead.
Snow-white (salt). White-headed (ram).
j}'S>i
"'l^ji
JSS^ ^ 'ij'il
-
Standard cubit of 29 1/2 inches.

^.'J-3
^sj^.
To be
shai-p
ajO'^^j Qj^^
c-ij,'j>
^Common ,Ûj
cubit of
9^y?
22" 3/4 inches.

Jali
5,13
(sword, tongue). To corrupt (wound). To be in a good ;;jy>,jii3'ij C3'j> a or corrupt state (stomach).
D Skein of thread, silk.
-fy
Powerful, able.
^lî)) jl f,ja)l
^...Ij
To
t-jib
s^j î Q j i a o wij i
He fell short of the affair. Walking by day and night <tj S ^
sharpen (a sword). Tongue. Foul toiigue.

ff.j\
ijijil ^ ^'ji Incurable disease. Rust, a Diarrhea.
Long-tongued. Good companion. Means, ability. p^'i ^ ^pji Long-paced (horse, camel). ^jj'i Wide. Swift. Quick (death). m./,^
Intercessor.
Ganglion on the neck. Shoemaker's knife. Sharp (man, sword). Sharp-tongued.

Poison.
^Jy^
^j'j
^ ^j'^
Cil3'
-{}-
sJCj'ii
ifc
Camel used as a screen ;J0 ^ ^ *i j ^ by a hunter. Means of. Mulatto. More eloquent. ^.^M He has killed them jr5 ^jiS Jî
quickly.
To poison
To winnow
^j'ij
Cv'i a
^yi
(food) with cantharides.

a. th.
x> ^'J'i
Legs of a
\'>^'j>j
beast.
Towns
û
lliij
<f.j
llL
on the confines of the desert.
Cantharides, Spanish Purple red.
flies.
Ig-r-U,''^
-r**^
jj^"^ Cvjij Ci>j,'ij Ciji To flow. To drop (tears). (jl^liuj To shed tears (eyes). J^\ j^'i To shed a xsj a;j CiO-Sj ^^J,-^ ^"j'^
i
To measure
by the
feet in
a. th.
cubit.
To
Cpj'i a ^3'i -^ stretch the fore-
walk (camel). To lower (a camel) for riding. To overcome

(vomit).
a. 0.
(tears
man).
it
a. 0.
To exceed a (number). To make a. o. to be at

the point of death.
o>;jl OjAi
To strangle - behind.
To
from
f.j,'ij
s pj'ij
in- Jl^ t^'i a
jJc
tj i a
pj'i
Flowing
(tears)-.
JjjIUj JL.j/i
tercede with
a. 0.
J-^
Jj,Ui
i
To be To be
Panic,
fi*ightened.
î'lj
^ô
jf:':>
Inner corners of the eyes.
astounded.
fear*.
1^'i a
^'i _î
S^ci
To dung
(bird).
Jji'ij
CSJ'i o
Jj'i
-ft-
Wagtail (bird). Hard (year).

"Vicious
To produce
Sweet
i^j î
tiêfoil
(ground).
^.^'i
Loranthus, mistletoe.
trefoil, melilot.
'^
i
jî^ jjyi jj'i
man. j^''ij S^'ij S^'ij ^1 i
J3a
(^3 ^
,"tt-
Frightened.
jî
unas v'Ja* i a Ja^'i
-ft-
To
kill a. o.
wares. Quick death.
To To winnow,
a. th.
^3 ij 1 Oj ^ J^ raise (the dust wind),

:
i^jib
i
to scatter
iSj'i>j
Jj'^
ifj^'^j iacl ^
o^
^'i
To To To To
poison
die.
a. o.
5 Cic'i
v';Up
j^-ifr i-tt-
i a
kill a. 0.
suddenly.
s ^jlcil
wipoii.
be dazzled.
To
be broken
(heart).
Deadly (poison), Sudden death. Poisoned food.
^"i ^
oU'ij
o>tJi^
wii'i
To hasten. Ijj'i o 0* To praise o.'s origin. jj'i To throw a. o. down (horse) s jj'':^\ To scatter (seeds). To shed (tears). To be winnowed. jj'S^ To ascend on the top of. To 5 A
i'.:..-C
_,
jijS i
^^
-S-
by marriage to (a noble tribe). To shade o.'s self under a ^ iSjJ^\

ally
To
frighten
a. 0.
Cst'i
jti
JVp'i
tree.
To seek
the protection
of.
by shrieking. Deadly disease. To acknowledge after

denial.
Mi
-ft-
Particles raised by the wind. j'/'i Poured tears. Shelter. Protection.
Îta a Js'i
Court-yard.
Broken particles of plants,
SJIj'i
To
glide away.
To
lay down. ^jUlu
-ft-
straw.
Swift she-ca-
_,J,\i'i ^r Slisij
v4^^
mel. Ostrich. Hidden affair. Border

of a garment. Rag. Kind of leek. Head-strong boy. Jylp'i Small bird. Kind of truffle. Smallmouthed ewe. To submit J ^'ilj C^'i a jf:''i *
,
jjhj jj'i> ^ zfjij Sjj'i Sweeping wiads. ( un. tljCi ) cAij\'> Prolific women.
Apex, top.
Indian corn, maize.
\'Ji
-^j
"i'j'i
sorghum, Zea mays,
millet.
o' jj-Sj
O^J
'>/J^
i -^
to a.
0.
Indian corn.
a. th.
To acknowledge To
des-
^ ^'i\
oVtll;
i
YeUow
maize.
v? -;'?
0^
"^
Submissive, tractable.
u. Call j_j
Cia'ij Ci i
Ij i
-s^
patch fa wounded man). To be quick in.
Winnower's fork. jjOj ^ tCjîiSj^ oljjj^ The two sides of the head. The two ends of a bow. The two
buttocks.
J
i
To cany off a. To despatch

To lighten To become
Little of.
o.
(plague). 5 Ci'i
lil'ij
To
appal
a. o.
(ghost),
^jj
î
-ft-
jcj 5 o'i1j
^'i
oil'i
(a wounded man).
(a burden).
possible (affaii').
lioLll.
t-ii?j Ci'i
To run into a river (stream). vôj"'. Cu.'i> a z>s-":> To strangle a. o. To rub with dust. To repel forcibly. i <J."> a ^^ft'j> To repel a. o. for-ft-
-ft-
cibly.
Quick. Male hedgehog.
^r:?'^
Deadly (plague).
^ ô^'i To squander (wealth). To divulge (a secret). To shake (the

-ft-
To
be
diffuse
itself
to
i^'j.
pungent
(odour).
To
a J^'i> -fr multiply
trees
wind).
(plant).
To
resolve upon a. th.
t_j
ijcJ,!,
^jijJ To be scattered (hair). They dispersed on all sides.^ iGs i ly^" To terrify a. o. n j^':^j \^'i a >'i
,
-ft-
Ds
Warning. Mention.
Steel (of a sword). Sharpness,
(T T^
i^j3'?
/i
Sy ij
j)'i
Pungency of odour.
Excellent (musk).
î
s^'i
^\'^
Fame. Memory.
Stronger, sliarper
tnory.
;
Army
Back
effective.
_>tî_, jjiT'ij
smelling rust.
)ii\) ji'i '"^^/^ -'.\-y
jTVi
of the ear
^^jli'ijJjiiijoQyi ; ear-bone.
^ ijî
-iî
Having a good me-
jjfi
Wild rue. To strike

the chin.
a. 0.
on
5 Ci'i o ^^'^
"*^
Commemoration. jLTIcJ-i^ jVIT^j Memorandum. Token of friendship.

Ticket, note. i'J''S*j,jf\'^ ^ o'J"'-^ ^Personal status,certificate.^^;__^j5
^
To lean the cliin upon. To have a prominent

edge (bucket).
jc ^'^^ Cj'i a ^'i
Passport, way-leave.
j/^^ ""'j^^
To put
Chin
a. o. in
a strait.
oCs'il
Î'j
Bringing forth males (woman). ^'SJ^ Virago. Dangerous (desert). Masculine (gender). Sharp jajj>
(sword). Terrible (day). Deliberation, conference.
>
Beard.
^ îj ^'i
i^lil^'i-^
Wormwood.
Bearded man.
In spite of thee.
â y
iX^'i
js.
-^ >
C^
^ ^'i
t^sJ' The aforesaid. _^!l jjCj j^'i* l='ij (is'ij l^'i o ur'i ^Ja'sLL\i To blaze vehemently (fire). To be hot (war, sun). To be i\io'':> ojJ'ij ai^/ij a JT'i
.
Long-chinned. ^'i ^ .Ci'i Decrepit old man.
J,'i>]
^'i
-{}
Lower part To keep m memory

;
of the chin.
a>
tsfi
\'J"i
-ft-
\j^JJj
to
sagacious.
mention a. man). To speak iU or good
remember a. th. To betroth
th.
To
wo-
(a
of.
To slaughter (a victim). * su'j>j i^s'i To diffuse itself (musk). n'=a'i To stir the (fire). To slaugliL'^
ter (a victim).
To praise God. il To render (a noun) mas^'i Hj culine. To preach. To steel (the edge of a weapon). -^ To impregnats
fi>
To kindle (war, fire). To send spies against. To be intense (fire).
A^'il
jt o^-i"
Tlc-ll
C^'i
(a palm-tree).
To
remind
a. o. of.
0.
fi>
Legal slaughter. Live-coal. Sagacity. Age.

Sun.
To discourse with a. To bring forth male

(woman).
Sj^:>\j Jf'i upon, j jTi'i

cj_^'i\
childi'en
>U'i
^V'^'i ^'i.
Dawn, daybreak.
Combustible,
fuel.
xJa'^^
s^'i
Sagacious. Blame-
'C^Vl
^ ' %o
worthy. Fragrant (smell). Cloud giving much rain. Cio'j.% "CwJL Full-grown (horse), ilioi Ba;ij 6'jX To be weak,'^j^j 'ttsij 2l>j V'i i D'i -i^ base, obscure (man). To be tractable (beast), vij V'i i To abase a. o. 'SjLLSi ISVlj j'i To be evenly disposed ( branches ).jli
To remember a. th. To confer upon. To recollect a. th. ^'i':>\j To learn a. th. by heart; to remember a. th.
fit
A ^'^
j ]^\Ji
j^\\j^*'i\
A ^^-l
jTi
Remembrance. Memory. Fame,

honour
<>
mention. Invocation of God. Book of religious law. Rain. Strong man. Religious dance of dervishes.
;
Legal deed ; written
act.
'jSJt JS"i
Remembrance. Remembering well.

Male,
JS'\
^^^J jt^
:>
To become
vile
low, vUe.
To
frequent
J'il
o>^3j
"i'j^'îj^
rrj"^
To To
companions. submit. To be humbled.

hold a.
o.
j^j
5 tJlc-Ll.
C''i
manly, masculine. Male organ. Good Unproductive (palm-tree). iron.
as
vile.
Sharp (sword).
Bitter vegetables.
jiJ)
Humbleness. Weakness.:5lv yv'ij
j^'i
t/S
Blame. Vice. Right, due. Honoiu\
-^'^
(T TT
r j'^ ii1 ^ jiWi
^S
Jv'il
*JV*il
Gentleness, mercy.
^
L&
C)i
Let him remain in his

Vile,
isa
Protection enjoyed. Obli^ <li gation, compact. Responsibility. Safe-conduct. Allied people.
dinner.
fy<>
î
Weddingi I
humble state. weak, contemp- dilj 'Vil ^ Jj/i tible. Submissive. Trodden (road).
Conscience.
s>i Jj,j>i jc
iCLTii'i
Upon my conscience. He owes so much.

I
Short. Good-natured.
dangle.
JoiliS
jt
To
:
'^.i>'^
Jal'i
-{}
^
^
discharge
my
o.
cons-
j>i cj^
iii
i
i
Train, skirt of a garI
Jiv'i
Jj3 i
cience.
my
debt.
ment.
To
clear a.
from a
îi
1^
charge.
Mob, lowest people. Milk mixed with water,
^-CJI Jiv'i
^v'i
inJi
-ft-
Thou
;a"t
under God's
jî
J cJ^
jai
protection.
Chi'istians
To eat (food). To be small (nose).

nose.
i*
CJ'i a >j'i -
Cii'i
a ^,'i
-JJ-
and Jews under
:c5a))
Smallness and evenness of the

Small-nosed.
îJ'i
oO'i
Moslem
protection.
imder y'i Moslem rule, rayah. Blameworthy. Pimples on the ^':> face. Urine. Dew. Distasteful water. Defect. Honour, self-respect. xîi To be burdensome to. it U'i at>'i -i^ To be changed and C:>'i i c^'i -ttClient. Christian
'UJ'i
>
wiJ"i1
Small (nose),
To mute To whet weaken

lamp).
(bird)
(a knife).
jj'ilj Ca'i o jj'i
To
jj
a. 0. (poison).
To
^^'ib light (a
To
shine (lamp).
To be
jj'ij
CsJ'i
jj/i
a jl'i
j5jjl.
emaciated.
disquieted (man).
To i-oar (lion). l^^l'i o ^^'i ^ To instigate. To thi'eaten a. o. 5 To appraise a. th. ^ ^'i To blame o.'self for neglect. J>'Ji To grumble against (God). To J*
threaten
a. o.
To be
^V'i
sharp (spear, tongue). To be pointed (branch).

Point, edge, sharpness.
jjj'ij
jJi
Sharp; eloquent
tongue.
J-5,'ij
j^'ij J^'i
To
incite to fight.
To
_^lajj^j;
Ji^/ij j.ij
blame one another.

Clever and
brave.
jU'il
^'i
jCi
-8-
Sacred things
(jyS'ij
honour, family.
i
Vîj ^'ij ^'i
J>i'i
To walk gently (camel). To drive (a camel) gently. s ji'i Walking slowly. J^'i ^ J^'i Gentle walk of camels. J^'i To be iniense (heat). i^'j a *>'i -{^ To be exhausted by (heat). ^j To writhe in agony *C'ij a V,'i -H-
Sharp (tooth, tongue). J^'i ir J^'^^ The lingual letters.:ilsI}JJ) jj^^^jljîjl j^jjt Sharp (.spear-head). Jklilk mixed with water. To blame a. 0. 5 tXj^j b^'i o V'S ^ To flow with mucus (nose). >3 To reprove a. o. <> To swear n ^'i To be content with a scanty ^ >iS
(life).
a. 0.
upon his conscience.

action%'il
To commit a blameworthy To judge blameworthy. To

protect a.
0.
j 5
To be
(slaughtered beast). in the pangs of
CXi
CCJ'i
i
i/i
death (man).
To hasten. To beat a. o. to death. To rifle the property of.
t/'i
s J'i\
J,
To find protection against. To avoid blame. To keep aloof from. To blame one another. To deserve blame, reproof.
^To ask protection from
it
^^'^
^
^Jjj
'j^x^\
jic
J'jLLX
a. o.*>CIxi
J^
Appendix of a book.
Ton'ent. Brook. Long
tail.
( T
Last remains of
life.
.u'j
j/'i
-ft-
Stench, fetid odour.
Ladle.
Guilty, culprit.
"Walking at the rear.
To flow (mucus). CJ'ij Cju'i il'i To be weak, decrepit (man). To flow from the ,:/'^j tJ'i a o'i
,
To
de-
C-ftiij
(i^
ij
to pass along. ended (affair). To hold an opinion. To follow the opinion of.
part,
Gu i u w-* i To die. To
J[
-ft-
nose (mucus).
be
To
a.sk a. th.
from.
Mucus from the nose. Want. Small remainder.

nose flows mucus. To track a. o.
Avith
Whose
o'i
To
4_)
t_îijj
Jl,
wJ i^
k^ -i*
k-j'
hold a belief. To adopt an opinion. To accompany a. o. To take ^j ^'i, away a. th. To forget a. th. jt To ba amazed by the Ci'i a v-^'i
riches of a gold mine.
CJi
its
^ J
-fr
To become spotted on
stalk (date).
^_J'i
To gild a. th. To take away

Gold.
A
a. th.
^.îb t-^'^
fi>
^'il
v-*'^
To make a tail to (a tui-ban). To add an appendix to (a book). To commit an offence. ^V\ To follow (a path). To maa ke a tail to (a turban). To enter the
fi>
^^
oUilj
oUft'i
'r'>*''^
T
I
end of (a valley).
Yolk. Measure for corn in Yemen.
Ceterach
(plant). Golden- ÎL! xll?*leaved vulnerary found in Lebanon.
Ipecacuanha, emetic. _.j*aJI jjc Saint John -^TÂtiJIj ^'i!l Chryso-stome.
To attribute (an offense) to. u To follow a. 0. step by step. 5 ^JLL\ To find a. 0. guilty. To impute an offense to. To pursue (an affair).
Offense, fault, sin.
Tail.
^y^
v_.OVl
-^ r^''^
Extremity
XlJ'i^
wJi
Light
rain
;
^_^ fi'ij tjUij

heavy
rain.
t_iU j"!
:uii
of a whip.
Sting of a scorpion.
vS^' ~
I
Sailing-boat on the Nile.

Afriplex, orache.
*LiS a wilii iii2\

(?<;.)
FoUowei's, servants, îl) clJ'ij ^\j''i\ Species of ?-e56f/a. oj^l wJ'J

Fox-tail {plant).
,_JiSJI
Piece of gold. Gold coin. Golden. Opinion, belief. Rite,

sect.
ii'i
^'i
Aristida {plant).
jjji]
I
^'i
_j'i
Equisetum, horse-tail (p/a.j.jli-j
Way
of acting
Origin. Privy.
S corpioide,
scorpion-grass. i_/,ii!
^'i
^^'i
The
four orthodox
Plantago., plantain.
s3u!l
rites of Islam.
Garden-purslain.
^'jS-
^Ît_.;'i
Gilded bay (horse).
z^
-II-
The Caaba.
A/?/5SMW,madwort
{plant).
_^ li^ To
^\^\ ^jS
To
fora. th.
^cj
Vyi'ij iLk'i a Ji'i
Circium. way- thistle. ;J-l]lj s^l wJ'i remain steadfast. jJl, Ij^ri <> Comet. v-^'^^!' Jf^ End, extremity.Bed of a wjC'i ^ i_/Ui
stream.
get
To be
diverted from.
To be amazed. JaUIj ,V^ 'i To make a. o. to forget a. th. To divert a. o. from.
a Jj*'i
jf
Kindred.
j* il
End
of a valley.
Following.
Bu>d'3
tail.
First part of the night.
ji'ij ji'i
Jj ij
^^;
jj J.iJi
Amyris opobalsamum, balsamtree of Mecca.
ji'i
JJS-'i
jj,jji
Fine-tailed (horse). Tall and

evil.
^y^
)
Unhappy
raiUet.
(day). Lot, portion.
Horse of good breed. Forsaken place.
JJû'i
jj^\'j,^
^^
Kind of
{un. :uCJ i
op'i
Darnel-grass.
''^'î
^.y^
iJJ^
I
YTi
)
a. th.
have not got j^ il^ jj3 j the least good from him.
k^t'i (a
To understand To divert a. o
from.
S
^
To melt a. th. -^ To tire out. Sj ;b k_,j'i To settle a business. To ob- * t.jfil tain (a want). To emaciate a. o.
(cares).
ic To make a raid against. To ask honey from. To let finj s v_iia.:i. a. th. remain. To obtain ( a want).
To have
ry
;
a good
memo-
iiu'i o ^''
y Âi'i
y jijd-'l
to be clever.
To To
surpass a. o. in sagacity, take away the intelli(worldly love).
gence
Honey.
Gold-wash'; liquid gold.
^jj'i
ôJI
yjj'h
Understanding. Memory, ûil Sagacity. Strength. Grease. Prudence. oUlsl
^ ^'i ^
î>
-S-ft-
Very hot noon. Melted butter.

Meltiijg-vessel.
To be
proud.
TT
lyi'i o Ca'i
iSj'i) j'i
ob'i c.' (fof Owner. Endowed with.
oj) i
Ladle.
Wealthy.
self.
<>
Intelligent.
iijj will J i
Essence, Substantive
noun. One's
Influential
Myrioijlvjlloa. milfoil
man.
-3)1
{plant).
i
The essence
of God.
Cj\
Medlar-tree.
Meivj'tnthes trifoUata,
Identical. Personal-
ly.
Himself;
itself.
bog-bean.
Cinque-foil, five-finger
(plant).
5
Essential, personal.
J^
To walk firmly. G-ji To gather (flocks). To di-sperse (camels). To fi^j

scatter a. th.
Vitex, chaste-tree.
E)-i/ngium, sea-holly.
His relations. His people.

^jli.
I
Importune (man).
Kings of Yemen.
To
^5 ij'ij
To
s
iC ij lij'i o
il'i
-J^
The
!
^1
oCJj ^)I
ij Jia3\
ji
drive away.
dispel (grief)
\'i\j'i[
from
*''^^
bowels.
To help a. o. To defend a.
Defenilj'ij
,
ij'ib.silX
Alexander the Great.

mistress of. Belonging to. Pneumonia, pleurisy, if Jij ^îsjl ol'i
0-v\Tier,
th,
Sil'ij ilj'i j ij'^ 9r -^,''^
ding his rights, honour. She-camels from 3 to 10. '{s. pi.) i'/'i Pasture-land. itjti Manger. Bull's horn. ijfJJ' ,- ^J^
Tongue (of man). Hypericum. St John'swort. To strangle

a. o.
'j'^C^
iii
-S-
He ii i ^* -^j 4_i; ofi ^^^j tî â sU came from himself. It was in olden times.jj ji ^^ \'i 0^5' Hidden thoughts. jj^J-^' oî Wealth. jCM ofi I met him first of ^j5 ol'i Jjl i-3)
all.
I
j CJj'i
o J^fi
*
*
To
fill
(a vessel).
h\j'':>\
sat on the Jliill
j1
oiJI ol'i
'"if
Yellow-backed spider. To squander (wealth), a
aj'i
lij'i o
f.>'i
right or left. A certain mor-
iU oli^ Ûool'i
To To
di'ink the consents of (a
^fil
ning or night.
tank).
To take away
a. th.
To
-S-
melt.
straddle along.
CijS o oi'i
flow (tear).
feed
lish.
To taste a. th. To try a. o. or a. th. To experience (a trial). To make a. o. to taste a. th. a j ji'il
COj'ij C j'i o j'i -RTo become hot (sun). To on honey (man). To become fooTo become emaciated.
established with a.
o.
ic
To
To be
^|'j>
against another (right).
YTe
J?
a. th.
Dung- mixed with earth.
sjj'i
To spread (news, disease). To reveal (a secret). * tlVl To manifest a. th. To exhaust ^ (a t?ink). To take away a. th. Unable to keep a secret.^^Ûi ^ p,Cli^ To drag (a garment). ^'i J\'i -fr To drag the tail (dove). To strut and drag (his gown man). To become lean (woman). To be abased. To be
i
To make a. o. to experience To taste time after time. To hand (spears) to o. a. To

taste a. th.
jji;
fi>
jjlo
To
try a. o.
s JiofJ,!^
Taste, relidh.
Intellectual relish,
JIj^j
*^1\'>j
good
o^j'^j
J/^ 3/^
j\j^
-IJ-
taste,
<>
Palate, taste
tact.
.
lowered (man, state).
To wi'ite the letter i jyi Jli The letter i. Cocks'-crest. Ji'i To become rich and oJjj o\i -fr
easy.
To put a long
skirt to (a dress).
fi>
;)i'il.
Ji'i^j jl'i>
To be faded
fi>
Cj
'i
a Jj^'^j
Jj'i
To To
write on the margin of. despise a. o. To emaciate
jl'i
i*l
(plant).
^ Jl
To wither herbage
;
(sun).
t\j'^[ ^^_)'i1
(a woman).
for
To
use (a horse, a boy;
mean works. To squander (money). To shed (tears). To let down (her veil woman). A> To walk proudly. To wag the j/aj
;
Small ewes. Rind of melons grape-skins. To cook (meat) thoroughly. ulu To be thoroughly cooked (me-
jj'i
sij'i
C'i
tj j5
tail.
To be low, humble (state). JjIjS Extremity, j/'ilj Ji:*ilj J^''i ^ j;'i Skirt. Appendix of a book. Tail.
Drift of sand.
at). To become corrupt (wound). To ba wona out (skin;. To swell (face). Much water. Fright. t-iV-'il
î
-ft-
Liveliness.
So and
so,
thus and thus,i.;'i

u/'i
o.
i
i>['i
Î'i
fi>
-ft-
Rich.
j:'iJ|
jj_^f,
Refuse of the people, Long-tailed (horse). "Wild
îlil J^^l
bull.
jC'i
Appendix of a book.
Female-slave.
Js-i^
yilU
jfj^H
Long-skirted (garment). Annotated (book).
abase a. o. 5 ^'i ^ go round (a place). ^ îVl Gold, Wolf. <i-.j ij 5^Cib ir>i'^ t Fine mare. Red star in Draco. Proud. Thick-haired male hyena.
To To To To To
pass swiftly. drink a. th. drink with a.
-ft-
s r^}'i
To blame a. o, i Blame, vice, defect.
Ci'ij
Q'i
^)'i - yi'i
cj'ij
^'ij
To loathe To smear
a. th.
I^'i
j\'
-ft-
(the teats) with dung. *J['^
'c^Vi)
^^^
Jb
TT"\
J>
First day of a month. :UDIj
,^1
ojiiJI
tr-lj
To turn
the eyes
to gaze.
To
'\'j\j -H-
New
year's day.
glisten (eyes).
Source, spring.
^\
^Yjj
u-Yj
Spina alba, -whitethorn Kind of orchis.

Galeofois, hemp-nettle.
To To produce
To repair
settle
(
look in a mirror. shine (mii'age). To wag the tail.

trefoil
(field).
To
C'lj
vU
"^
after the crop
(a. th.
broken).
To
Echium
viper's bugloss,
a business).
Staves-acre, lousewort.
He made peace between

them. To arrange, to repair Lusty lord.
a. th.
^ \'\j ^\j
ib
t_i'lj1
Altogether. Directly.
With pleasure. He was born next

his brother.
^
to
<j,i.1
^\j
ic
4j
:
^Jij
cjOji,
Herd of seventy camels.

on ac-
On the
of.
plea,
^\j cJ^ ^,
-^j JUJl ^-'O "^
count
Capital-stock.
JU-Lj
'U:}^
To
capitalise.
Chief.
>
Abbot.
^j ,_^3
'
j
J^j
Patch, piece of wood. v^'j, - *?jj Part of the night. Want. Repairer, rectifier. '-/^'y^J v^'j To incline on one side in walk, j; '13 -SLion, wolf.
Captain of a ship. Surname of Avicenna. Science of logics. The vital parts of the
body.
^-iJ^l rCli\
To To
Jriuj J^J 9r JQjj^ be supple (branch). %ijj o ijj^-S-
incline (branch).
^^1
SIaJ^"
tr-s-^J
(ueck).
To bend ^XJ To be unsteady (wind). To

(youth).
iLjjij
jol^j
o':>\jj
'tap'vl
tremble in rising (old man).
Upper end of a
clouds.
valley.
Foremost Îjj
To incline languidly Time after sunrise.

;
:>\j
Delicate maid.
in heads.
S'ijjj y/jj
ilj
Butcher dealing
Head-rope, halter. Authority, power.
^\ \j *^Vj
z^\jj
Suppleness of temper.
Coeval. Straitness. Offset.
:,\'J\
i
y/j
jjj^
-K-
To be the
tribe).
chief of (a a
z:,\^j^
^\'j
Having both temporal oji^G']^!) j'i and spiritual authority. Foremost in science and courage. Large-headed. Black'^^jjj trb' headed (ewe). Subject, subordinate. Biga-^jj'" headed. Hurt in the head. Horse ahead in a race. J^y
o tJjjj ^ *_0 a oO "^ a wa|.j j *- To be merciful ^ ^ J^_, jljj , CiU
,
To strike a.o. on the To be a chief. To have a complaint

head.
head.jf
Clj a
o
jjLiJ;^
^jj
\A'.>
of the
To make
a. 0.
J*^
2f
a-|j
^J
tr-'O
chief; to set a. 0. over.
To become a
chief.
^37
-ffj
>J^j\j
a-\p
towards; to pity
a. o.
To
conciliate a. o.
^ olIn-Llj
ob
xS\j
-j3
i
Mercy, compassion.
Merciful.
,_ijljj
To bend down the head of i ^^Cjl. a. 0. To busy a. 0. To seize a. th. by the top. a Head. Head (of ^j'jjj îj\ ^ JS'j
cattle)
;
îjjj
ojjjj 'J^J
Jijt-il.
individual. Chief.
To grow
young
(herbage,
Jij "^
part. Cape, headland.

be.
.
ostrich).
Head
(of garlic).
Uppemnost Numerous triUpper end of a
Ostrich -i^jj JOj ^ oMJj^j J)j1 ^ J'O
road. Begiiming. <> Loaf (of sugar).
To doubt To arrange a. th. To consult a. o. To wish

consider a. th. about.
to see a. th.
To To
consider
a. th.
J(ij\j
TTY ) one
J\j
year
old.
^^liî
Foam, slaver of beasts. He passed along quickly.
^'Ir' j'
Advice; idea.
Skill.
Mjlj
Schismatics. Prudent men. Sardin, pilchard.
To repair a. th. /b ulj a >il3 - To cicatrise (wound). CUJLl J ^0 a ^3 To fondle (her young beast). 5 To be fond of, to keep to (]j a
:
ffo
a. th.
Aspect, appearance Sign, symptom.
''^,JJ S?-IJ
'^-A
To
heal a (wound).
To
Sj
j,\'J\
Dream,
vision.
bVi
The Apocalypse
of S^ John.
Sight. Phasis of
accustom (a she-camel) to a strange young one. To twist (a rope). To compel a. o. to. it s^ To compassionate a. o. ^ j^^p Stuffed skin of a young camel. J\j
the moon.
Hypocrisy. Opposite.
-Gj
oiJl
White
to be a
tUj
antelope,
j,\'J\j
^Tjl
j^
They seem
thousand.
_^
white gazelle. Fondling her young

(female).
^j^3_, x^\jj
^13
Houses situated opposite. 'Oj cjP. Lung. oUj_j Ci^j, 7- *jj, ^ Pulmonary, lung-wort. ;uj| ^1^4^ Beholder spectator. 'TOj ^'J Famihar demon. Large snake. -13
:
Familial", licking ewe.
^//j sQ,
^,13^
Slaver of beasts.
To
see
ffi
h\jj 't/jjj (AJ j^' jVj -to think a. th. To hold the opi^\Jj^j
of.
nion
He
is fitter,
apter
to.
i^lj'i
"'a
-J,
Do,
tell
!
me
Lo
all.
thou, ye.
!
^feî^ljl d)c:iVJ\
'
Beauty of aspect.
Mirror. View.
\,\yij
^
i^j^jj
-cj
Behold
'J~:j'\
\*'J j\j \^J
M^ ^
IjI^^ "^'j's'î
Most
I
of
Ji VJ
^'J>
Look, aspect. He is under ray

eyes.
sr^j
,_j*iy;.
should
like to
^3k "^J
to
^'J
J^ kj
fi>
U
?
S\j^,_ j\ j'Vy.
^4.
'jA
know. Dost thou think that
To judge,
know
a. 0.
fi>j
s s
or a. th. to be so. oj^l> ^ M>i To collect a. th. * j j C3 o 'Lij -J^ To wound a. o. in the fi>j s (Aj To possess a. th. To rule ( people). lungs. To stick (a flag). To have authority over. To see a dream, a vision. C jj ~ To increase a. th. To complete * To dissemble with. To consult e j\j (a benefit). with. To present a rau-ror to. To perfume (an ointment ),Abjj u j To act hypocritically s t\jj^j 'i-A'J> tj-Aj ~ with. 2 V'jb vOO ^V-* ^h'J ^'>J To bring up a child. To face, to front a. th. To preserve a. th. with rob. t\-'j[ j\j\ To look in a miiTor. To A> ^jj To last (south wind, rain dissemble. To have a complaint of To remain in (a place). the lungs. To have dreams. To have To claim mastership over a good judgment. To show signs of The Lord (God). Master. ^C j1 rr V3 madness. To twinkle. To follow the
^-'-^
,
Hypocrite.
fi>
>
Creditors.
o^jJI
i-iij
j1
opinion of lawyers.
Ministers of state.
yôJI ^\'ij\
idol.
Lady, mistress.
Female
:J3
Large house.
Alexandrian
<>
Scald-head.
To s j^jj ^sjj\ -^ 'Aj\j 'c'\j{ jj\ show a. th. To advise a. th. to a. 0. To mirror. To show o.'s j-\'ij j
fi>
''^'y
trefoil.
^G j,j
Tj_/\
;J3
self.
Locust-tree. Laraê crowd.
To
see one another.
iS'Sy
TTA
)
s^^jy'jj
To be closed, To hold
a. 0.
shut.
^j
a c^.j
Rob, inspissated
juice of fruits.
Often,
<J^.j
-r
Vj
v^
^13
;*i3
5 cJ.jjfdJj o cA'j "^
back from.
i-y j'j iJ/Ji
w-yjl
many
i^b'jj liJjj :tJ3j
To be dilatory. To separate (people). To scatter (sheep).

Delusion. Hindrance.
time. Seldom. -^ Perhaps.
Step-father.
cXj\
Step-mother.
Viol. Single-stringed
violin.
SjIjj -^j
cjCj ^
a
\lxi_j
v'^3
Hindered.
'zAy'j
silly.
'^J-'j*-) -i^.'j
White
cloud.
To be rough,
VQj
oi?u3
-fr
Covenant. Friends. Tithes.

Step-son. Step-father.
Collection of aiTows.
^jGj
Rough. Braggart.
To gain To
He
jj liWj, be lucrative (goods).

;
to G-C^j
<^j
ji-SO a sv j
vj^J
Lordship. Covenant. Govermnent.ob j^

Lordly. Divine.
'tJ'.^!3j'J'?j.> 'si^J
i_jG
give a profit to
^/^
S ru,j\j rrj\j
a. o.
upon.
Ewe
oJlî
"JCi
after bringing forth.
Jt3
lent
him money
ilWl
rJ.lp
Beneficence.
Wealth. Want. Tight

-^
for a share in the profit.
knot.
To
be astounded.
gain.
play.
To seek
^(,'J\
Lordship, mastership.
ling in the arm-pit.
Swel-
~Zt,yj
profits.
Profit,
^ ^j^
The whole beginning.

:
oiSjj oi^j
Gain at
Horses for
sale.
^j
^C^
Slave. Step-father
son. Confederate.
step- xJjl
_a;3
Profit. Civet-cat.
Kind of camphor.
Lucrative (goods).
^C j
^j
^^(, 3
Foster-mother. StepwJ,C3 daughter. Domesticated ewe.
?r *ri'.3
Male ape. Kid. "Weaned camel.

<
^ ^C jj
r-Jj
White
slave.
Reared
;
(child).
^y.y
Agiotage.
in (the
;>jl2^
To trudge
:
j
^_j
(3.43
& kij
-ii-
Gatherer. Abode meeting-place. \jy: Ground covered with plants. t_)U^.>j Preserve, confection. cX^.'J' -r v^S^
sand camel). To stay in (a place).
To
\iy_j
ascend, to rise.
To
u-3
\fj
-Jj -^
walk sluggishly.
To confine a. o. 5 To become cloudy (sky). To be ^'Ji altered (face). To be stern (face). To be ash-coloured. iljjb ^ Jl Dust-coloured. oJj ^ 'loj^ j. jJ jl
Malignant snake. Lion.
To take care of. To take away, To remove a. th. To consider (an affair). j To look out. To overlook ic U30
fin
a. th.
Do keep
olJ^/jj jJj
1
it.
take cure of
it.
<,
Vjl,
Buphtalmus graveolens,
ox-eye (plant).
did not
it.
know nor
a. o.
desire
iC 3
'cJ^'j 'i
Dates sprinkled with water.

Dust-colour.
x,, 3
9-
To remove
fi'om.
or
a.
th.
i_,
\j
Jwj
^J
Enclosure. Drying-floor.
jj^
li; 3
To watch,
To To
be light in (work).
cut a. th.
for rubbing
J/,3
-fr
A
iC^^
jj j1
JLj3
Swift in walk.
to stand 5 i^jlj, Jj ~ on the look out for. To take away a. th. * i^.> U3 To watch a. 0. To caution *_,' 5 \;)3
o.'s self against. To guard a. 0. Watch, scout. UQ J *^jj Look out; 'd^j S*Oj ij>;j
Wool
camels.
Rag
50:3^ fj^j^ for cleaning. Knot of
'S^-S
'^.!f*
a whip.
To slap a. 0. with. ^_, CJ3 To fill a (water-skin). To be compact. To be mixed.
^j
fi>
To
^l7Jt
watch-tower. rear (a child). 5 cj'jj To pat (a child).
li^'j
c43
"^
^J
^
To engage,
to secure a. th.
it
CTY ^ ) To act
L>j
in o.'s
own way.
j
r
-^jl,
To persevere in. * Clbj,j ^kl^-* -WO To ba stationed on (the enemy's

frontier
:
Misfoi'tune.
Much.
^j
'^J
^r^J
^'ijj
army).
:
To stop in (a place water). J JsJi^ < To plot -with a. o. against. f>. JsJI^ To bind o.'s self with. ^ To bind o'.s self itl^jb ~ To take (a horse) for static- i Jajji.
ning
it.
:
Great misfortune. ^'j Courageous. Calamity. /?/iew(/i nie*', kind of gooseberry.
To become bushy
(tree).jijyi
J^j-H-
Ground covered with herbs,
-ili^ J^jl
Tie, bond. Heart. Inn
iaJ
IjLjji,
station for horses. -^
Asylum for the
To await J ^.'Jj,^ (^.jo^/j-Ha. o. or a. th. To lay in wait for. To stick to (a place). ^ ^'J To desist from (an affair).
poor. Bandage. Suspense of a cler-
Expectation. Mixed colour.
gyman.
To
itCj, ja'^
refine (silvei"). -^
To
set
To
<
die.
To recover from
^
i
-i^j
j3
a. o.
to rights.
u^^j/j "^
ja\ j -^
illness.
Refined silver.
,-
Necktie. Nosegay. Plot.olL'j

ascetic, religious.
Jii3
-SaiO
o lay
Monk,
^.'ji
Strong-hearted.
^r-W ^^Ji ^fj
down, To crouch over
Ciy' J J 'iJs^^j Uaj j to cower (beast,.

(its
prey
lion),
ic.
Tie. Copula {in logics).
<
Agree-
iiJl^
ment.
Stationed horses.
<>
Plot.
Jaj.l^^
iy3
?r -Jaj^-*
Station for horses.
Bond,
tie,
rope.
Leagued people
military station.
^.iftJ ^.'yi oliaJl^ ^ *iuO'

.
To alight at. *_, 5 <^y.jj iiaJjioTo detain a. 0. in. js\j ^_J To become hot (sun). jAJ^ To park (cattle). To sustain (o.'s s people). To render a. 0. drowsy
11
(wine).
The
final
wi'itten s
*i^j'jii\ '!!
To
To restrain iîj^/^.j-Ho'.s self. To drink every fourth day (camels). -^ To gallop (horse). To come on the fourth day jc (fever). To feel sympathy for. To make a four-stranded A a o ^Jj
await.
i
cling to a place (cripple). Wife, mother j^J^j j^^ji j^l'jj or sister. Middle of a thing. Foundation, Wall of a town. J''^.'J\ t Suburbs. Palace. Intestines. Enclosure for t^/jj
cattle.
To
jaYj
jalj
joj,
J^Vj
X^.j
I'ope.
To complete the number four. To be the fourth, fourtieth or

fourth
fi'om.
The Turks and the Ethiopiaus.jUsjl^" Heap of corpses. Corpse. z^\j

Cripple, impotent.
forty
with.
To take
the fourth
Large
tree).
Populous
j^^j
J'j'.j
To abstain, to desist from. To remain quietly in. To

pastui'e freely in (a place
:
^^
jj
Big (chain). Flocks parked with their j^Qj_,r J^ciJ

(village).
.shepherds.
camels).
Safflower.
J'^.'Jj
To have
the quartan ague. To ^j have spring-rain, spring-herbage.

a. th.
To
a.
tie, to
th. -^
bind Sj fit Ckj j o iajj -i^ To suspend (a clergyman).,

i
To make
square, four-
fi>
43
?
faced, four-footed.
<
To
feed
horses
on green
lever.
To lay (anchor). To be heartened. God has strengthened

his heart.
<>
*Js
<^(ij Li(pjt ^1 Ixjj

""
food.
To lift (a load) with a To become the farmer
A
s
îj
To be a highway
robbei'.
j/,_4"
'
of a.
o.
^ To
lay in wait against.
iX,
TrTo
Stone lifted for trying strength. tLj'j Garden. Iron helmet. Pertaining to spring, ^'j-j '^sî^-'-i " Four. ^/J\ j^tij'Js Quadrupeds. ;JjVI cAj':*
for the fourth of the produce.
enter its fourth year (sheep)

fifth
^ jl
its
(horse, oxen); its seventh
Wednesday.
Fast of
lent.
oOWJb
Cj\*^)'J\ -r
Forty. Fourtieth.
'WJ^ o_^j1
To be in the spring. To go water on the fourth day. To be four in number. To have the quartan ague. ^ji
(camel).
TO
"Ij^jV
--^âJlj
cj*; jjVl
^^
To sit To be
cross-legged.
fattened.
u-j^'
i?
>
To
feed on
^lob
Spring-rain.
,4o'-''/'iC''
-r rk'y-
Spring-abode.
Lever, crow-bar.
r>\'J' <r
grass (horse). To spend the spring

in (a place).
fSj -^j
^j[
**i'y,-}
Hj^,
Brin?ing forth in the spring
î
To heap up
(dust).
(sand).
To
rise
A.-î
f.yj
(she-camel). Sails of a ship.

Suttering from quartan
fever.
f^îj^}
Aj^
f^y>
Abode. House. ^'Jij f.\jj^j Spi'ing-encampment. Bier.
j^'j
Square, four-sided, foui'-footed.

-fy-
Upper-room. Anchor. Plot of land. ^ Farmer, partner. ^r^ Fourth part of spoils. Full of fXi'j* spring-herbage (land). ~ Of a middling stature. 9y.yj
Jerboa, fieldrat.
Fourth part. Measure of 3. 63 gallons.
f,i;jl
f\j
Watering
day.
of camels every fourth ^j^

in the
f.Cj1j ^.Uj^
Camel born
spring.
^ ^j
To lead a luxuriant life. Uj'3 a fj.'j "^ To be luxuriant (Ufe). ^'j a / j To let (camels) drink at pleasure. 5 ^j1
Luxui'iant
Plentiftil,
(life).
^'JItt f-y.'jl
Quartan ague.
Middle-sized (man). Gallop. Distance of a
^"
Jl JJ.
I'ace.
<ij3
^\'j
<
Plenty, abundance.
*^Cj
jo]\
i
Fourth of a measure. Ranunculus^ golden-cup

[plant).
:C^j
t^j
^
-^
abundant.
j
To
tie (a kid)
J>^jjMj
o Jj^
--
FoUl'th.
<f-
^.U3j
Cj\*>Sj
Sij.O Jk ;u Ij
by the neck. To throw a. o. into (an
Noontide, broad light.
ji^Sl xiji^
^.i'j
'*-\ij^
affau').
Well-being.
To embellish speech. Good state. Habit. Authority. ^SifeOI j/j To hang a. th. on the neck, a jj'^: He was caught in a snare.:jJC9. J J^'j{ Toothless (beast). To be implicated in a Two teeth near the ,j'\ j
business.
incisors.
Noose. Snare.
^'Jj Vj
JiJ,
5r
Composed
of four
;
four and four, ^b j

'&\j'j
Loop
tJîJ,.> tjVijIj
*2;j,j
<kj
xLi^
tity"
Quadriliteral
four cubits high.

^\,,j
of a rope.
Spring. Autumn.
Beast caught in a noose. Bread and grease.
Spring-herbage
j Xi;. j1 ^".^^^j spring-rain; water5- ~ Aj-k~
spring, source. -^ Farmer, partner.
To mix a. th. To a ^J3 o liij 3 -J^ make (a soup). To throw a. o. into mire. To be entangled in an i[&Jj & Jo.j
affaii*.
Share of water. Fourth part.
Uj j1
Name
To. be mixed, confused.
'ilCjIj ii^jlj
Luxuriant spring. ^,13 ;^3j yj3 of the jr-i\ ;^.3_, jyvi third and fourth month of the Arabian year. Autumn and spring.
^3 ^3
To be
intricate (business).
Hoopoe
(bird).
^k^'j?''
T
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Ten thousand, myriad,

Hill.
t^
ol^'j,
''.y-^.
To struggle
impeded
(mire).
in
in (a snare).
fi^jj
^jj
(speech).
To be j To trudge
in
Asthma. Loud breathing, 'ijj'i ^ ^'3 Relations, family. Root of the iii ji
thigh.
Implicated in ixh'j^)
^cJ.'jj
'^.j.j '^.'>
an
I
affair.
Lobster, prawn,
squill.
<j^.'j\
Mire. Dates and butter.
*^^^j
y^'j
i
Chrysantemum^ cornmarigold.
Usurer.
/f-
o^.'j\ j'^.
.v'S'
To multiply. To have many children, flocks. To produce autumnal

plants (land).
o Jjj
Ji.'S^j
JiJ
jf'J
Preserves, confections. CjCJ"^

C; J3
^
5
Jt^^
To stammer. To make a. o.
(God).
b.Cjj -^
To
in
be fleshy.
To
eat. to seek for
to
stammer
'oj^
autumnal plants. To become green
autumn
(land).
To
hunt.
Impediment of speech. Stammerer. -oj ^

Chief. Prince.
xjj
'Cj
j.
To be
plentiful (goods).
Jpjl
ojl
Autumnal shrubs, herbage.J_^'j ^ jjj

Flesh of the thighs. cJ^.j -r ^.jj ^'^.'j Pulicaria, kind of flea-bane. Jij Audacious thief iUjj j, J-<3 Moistness. Fatness. Depression. jJUj
Cj^'jj d^j -r Oj Swine, boar. o>j ?- ~ To tighten (a knot). a i^j a 'tj -^ To strangle a.'o. 5 To walk with short steps CXjj
Comfort.
Fatness, fleshiness.
'^^.JJ
^'^.'j
(camel).
To stammer, to stutter. c/Jij ^ To be fast, fixed, wi^'j ^.yj o *Jij -STo stand up (in Qjjjj Cjj ^ v^J
prayer).
Luxurious life. Daring (brigand). Fe-
J^^
*^jj
J-jC 3 Jt-lJL rocious (lion). Infirm (old man). Tall
To
fasten a. th.
To put
in
A ^'j
(a
order.
To
organise. -^
To assign
and creeping plant. Ground abounding with autumnal trees, shrubs.
J\j^
pension).
To stand up (man). To be
reduced to beggary.
^'J\
^/Js
jllt
To To
give a pledge.
a c('Ji
C(j
-H-
be the captain of a ship. c^'y Ship-captain. <^'.^.j -r 'i^J.> i^^.J Earnest, pledge.
To be
<f-
fast
set in order.
it.
It
results from
^j'Ji
;
To
increase
^ji'jj
oOJL) Oji'Jj oy.j -^ ''^J, o C j
Difficulty.
Prominence of ground
A To ascend (a hill). To grow u3j ''<ij ^3j,^%jj ^y.J ~ close together. Space between the up. To be educated (child). third and the little finger extended. Step of stairs. Rank, ^j ^ wj To swell from fear or run- {y/j ning (horse). To be out of breath. dignity. <> Ritual. Religious service. A j J iXjij 'x^.'J S.'j Earth. Unmovable thing, wj^j sSJi To foster (a child). To make preserves. Bad slave. Perpetuity. ^>j; To lend to a. 0. upon 'stJly* ^Xj They came all together. ih'J Ij iGusury. To fondle a. 0. ^y-j sJj)xi viO fy Pension, pay. Jiji Religious services. Offices. t_4Uj To practice usury. To exceed
rocks. Measure of the four fingers
,
^j
(wealth).
ts
Look
it-
out.
Platform.
High rank. ^Xj" -r *rV* Bench covered with
To
the measure. increase a. th.

to.
To
give
5j
A
S.j^
a mattress. To lock (a door).
hope
A ^jlj ^3
,
To begin to walk (child). To be impeded in speech,
OV;j
t-jj
r-5j
Usury, unlawful Favour, merit.

Hill. .v'-'J
ft
profit.
'C'j
^'j a
*=i'3j,ti-JJ
^.'j
''y.J
L^
To
set (speech) in order.
To
fi>
jjj
To be
vest).
full
of eggs (hen).
To
^'J\
read correctly. -^ To sing hymns. To speak slowly.^^feJI J J^J
overrun (waves). To be good (har-
To
fall
incessantly (snow).
To
Good order,
^^'lliteness of the
Jj3
teeth. Fine speech.
Elegant (discourse). Elegant. Stammerer.
Jij
j^j]
^ Hymn,
<
sacred song.
j^Ji^
^ jJl^
Phalangium, venoCjI3>Cjj r- '"^'j mous spider. Phalangium (plant).

Tarentula.
i
be barren (year). To be impe- jc <^,J^\_) ?^fjjlj ded in (speech). Without egress (road). In store (money). Large gate having a wicket. Rock. Narrow-pass.
ijj jl
^j
To break (the nose). A C^j ^j -STo cPush a. th. To bft bi'ought up (in a tribe). j He did not utter a single j;;il6v ^^j U
word.
Narrow
roads.
Wooden-bolt. To be diluted
mud).
(flour,
\>'yj
^j
-ft-
To
He
twist (a thread)
o.'s finger.
is still
^jl.j
jt
^j
Cjjj'j
Ji'J)
To settle in (a place^ To desistfrom.

Mire.
round
^;, \\ \'S
Jij
To have
fill
their d-^jj ^Jfjj 'Ui'j&^j-^
minding the
atfair.
(cattle).
To
find
life
pastm-ages.
To
^j1
Genista, broom-plant. Esparto,
^3
enjoy a luxuriant
(man).
(land).
mat-weed. Water-bag filled. Road. speaking. Shame. Thread^lTj J v',^jj ^ <^,jj,j^j *i-"j tied to a fingei- for reminding.
To have good pasture
To
Low
send forth pasturage (land). To let (cattle) pasture freely.

Plenty, abundance.
*ijj
Pine-resin.
^yOj
a
a.
1333
t^Sj
Ij
P
-i^
To
a.
tie up.
th.
To loose To hearten
Pastu- cyi\jj f.Jijj fiji rJji t.^j, fr r^j ring freely (cattle). Leading an easy
life (rnan).
o.
To draw
Uj
up (a bucket) gently.
Crowd
IjJ^J
of people.
;Ji3>
^Cjl
To step. To make a
sign
^.^b
O'J
<>
Place of plenty. Pasturage.
^,'ji
with the head.
To
jl,
fit fi>
close
opp
to
j3
)
;
To join a. th. to. To mend a. th.

Step.
up, to
sew up
(a rent)
iiJ3 o Jij -fr to reconcile
jjj
^3
viij
(people).
Moment.
Hill.
,
5^73
lo be
ojlj
*-JjC)j
V\jji
"^
He has restored their To be repaired.

borders.
business.^^sis^^j
J^Jl
by the
jUj_
'j
threadbare (garment).
I
Two garments sewed

/b
To wear out (clothes). To ba brought out of a

wounded. Old clothes
;
ojl
^Jj'
battle
He
is
the supreme
[lit
:
J'S'jb j3UJI
o
ruler
he rends and mends).

i
rags. oUj_ 9. Cijj Old furniture. Cj^j,j cJji, I'j, Rabble. Foolish woman. Shabby. Wounded man oIjj, r wi^ 3
half-dead.
'
To run
\?^jj (S3jj ^'j with short steps (camel).

quickly.
iXi'j --
To di'ive (a camel) To laugh coldly.

Litharge.
iaj
il>iii!l
icî
cool (anger). To have '\jj a Uj a disease of the shoulder (camel). To curd (milk). To strike a. 0. ?_, A
To
-ft-
To mis
a. th.
with.
uj
'
Red, gold litharge. J^'i dc^ "' White, silver litharge. ^^^ To be set in order. To '^'j a J53 have white and even teeth.
-ft-
( "(r-r )
^^J
UJjl j
affair).
\j'J\
Pain in the joints.

Foolishness.
Dirge,
elegy.
p\'Jf
Wickedness.
31-3 ;^j
I
ii^ji -^j i^^'j "^.j^
To thicken (milk). To be confused (man, To drink (sour milk).
^sJ'J.
ii,3
Want
-tt-
of intelligence.
fresh.
To shake a. th. > lV3 o ^3 To hinder a. o. from. jt. i To quake ,^'j trJJ i^J Vob V}j (earth). To be in commotion (sea). To be confused (speech) To quiver
(flesh).
Disease of the shoulder in camels.
sl"3
Sour milk mixed with

FooUshne.ss.
:uJ3
jo'3
To heap up
(furniture).
jfc
-iûh
'J^'3
-H-
To
zij
be turbid
Bustle of (people). Rumbling (thunder). -^ Shock, trembling.
(water).
To be
aijjlj,i:J3 a. jjj disturbed (man).

jjjl
To
îf.j
-
I'each moist
Lean
(sheep).
Weak
(people).
digging.
To
ground by stay in a place.
To
be disturbed (man).
(fle.h).
To
^^3
Party
of travellers tarrying.jjjj j
Jj
quiver
Old furniture. Rubbish.

!rj-f>
->^Vjj -^'j
To waver,
to be shaken.
Weak
people.
oj^/i
certain medicine.
in
r^'j^J
Numerous army
a *l^j a^^T state of commotion. Remainder of foul water. *^jrj, Nuraei'ous party in war. Spittle.
Foolish.
Generous man. Lion. To be very covetous. Covetous man.
C.j3
AJ *
To be continuous
flabby.
rain).
To
^jl
weak and
i
be loosened (hairj. To be
To be near
Wjl \>j ^ forth (she-earael). To be disappointo bring
To crush
(the nose).
:
To A CJ3
Ji'j
ted (hunter).
To put To be To
i
ofifa (business).
fit
ashamed
j iSj a w>-3j,V?-J o of. To fear a. 0.
^j ^
~
a. o.
perfume (her nose woman). To have a white '^j'j.Oj a spot on tlie nose (horse). White spot on the nose of xSj3
a horse. Fine rain.
^Jj^
.1^73 J,
Ji'j
^3
-cjj
j,ij
^j\j
^jj,'>-^/jj,(i.^4'jJ ^fj
^
>
regard with awe ; to honour To prop (a palm-branch). To be awed, frightened.

>^î-jj ^j^-'J ^^fJ^J v^*-''
White- ^j ^
^3b,*i43
A ^*3
spotted on the nose [horse).

Bloody. Bleeding (nose).
^^y
'^
j>Jjh
jtttj
'r^-'
Seventh Arabian month. Prop for palm-trees. Trap, snare.xlij

Joints of the fingers.
Intestines.
i
Watered
rain.
land.
**/_3^ j^j'
Intermittent drops of
j\jj
jj
-^
â.
|j3
"Cy- 13
V^VJ1
-Ji-
Land watered by
intermittent rain
i'J'^'j S-^'* u^J^
To weigh \>.^jj (i'^j a n-ij down (scale). To preponderate (opinion).
To
fi>
eulogise (a dead
s î'y'j
i^'jh
To outweigh a. th. To weigh a. th. with

hand.
the
j^jo
a
s
person).
To compose an
elegy.
To
keep (a tradition) by heart.
To
'*>-^
rt?-
relate a. th.
a. 0.
To be grave, sedate, To give an excess of
^ A ijjj
*i
Jj
J
about
J weight to (a buyer). To weigh down (a scale),
jb
^j
{n3
To
To To
t1
pity a. 0.
feel pains in the joints.
Deplorable thing.
fi,
iÔi'^'^Jr^-'
^jf'Jij
Jt3 a J,3
To prefer (an opinion) to. Jt * To make a. th. to outweigh.
recite the elegy of a. 0. s J'Jj

SjC3j
Jj
Hired female mourner.
'LJ3
rri
')
They are
o'f'JJ
iu confusion.
'*^,jî
^.yj
To
return.
to.
:
To
^JrfJ i f^'j have re^\ i[ijj
course
To retui'n To have a
upon
to retract (a word),
beneficial
eft'ect
j <^
To weigh o.'s self with a. 0. & t^)j To swing with a. 0. To swing (see-saw). To prepon-;r;>^ derate (opinion). To waver (man). To swing on (a see-saw) J î^jl
Filled (vessels
).
Heavy (squadrons^^'j
o^^'j
a. 0. (food, advice).
of cavalry).
To
desist from.
To amend
Jl^ 5
jc
^j
i
Excess of weight.
for.
Outweighing
(scale). Preferable r-^\j
To send back
a. o. to.
^'y'J ^' 3
(opinion).
Swing
of rope.
*>^jj <>^j
To
To To
give (an answer).

i*eii?ove a. th.
To repeat
oi

See-saw.
a. th.
from.
(beast).
* ~
To
incline.
To shake. To
to
1,9-j>j\
^ ^
drav7 back the
r4jJ,^J
^J
fade away.
forefeet in
walking
To carry sheaves
the
floor.
iSUj, o
j^j
To repeat a prayer). ^ f^J To send back a. 0. To repeat, Aj 5 to retrace a. th. To return a. th. To resort to a. 0. To reAj S f.^\j
turn to. To repeat a. th. to. To have a 5 a conference with a. o. upon. To stretch the hand backwards. ^^ j1 To return to a former condition.
To To
quiver, to
Jis-jlj
-^,JJ,'^3
,
-4:
tremble.
recite, to
J-ij^j
\j>-j
o J>-j
-S-
compose verses jfjTo rumble (sea, thun_^,j\j der). To move heavily (cloud). To vie with a. 0. in reciting
verses
j>.'j.
^'y
ji-^'y
To bring back
return
a, th.
a. 0.
To
bought.
:
j s
^
fi>
j1
Filth. Idolatry.
To
give
back
a. th.
To
God).
Punishment. j>jj jalj^ Short metre of poetry. Trembling j^ 3 of the knees in camels. -^ Wrath.
prosper
a. o.'s (business
Camel-litter for
îjl
To buy
(a she-camel)
? fî'Jj
Affected with
(camel).
women. trembhng
jW-j,
lj
^ j>j^
Sjj* jl
with the price of another.
To
return together (divorced ^f 1^7 people). To retui-n by degrees. To

reply.
Piece of poetry on a
short metre j^J
.
j^\'J\
-^
To
back a. th. * ;oOtll Answer, o\^jj o^>j j t-^j. -^ yr'j reply. Sound of footsteps. Rain. Pool
claim, to get
of water. Profit. <> Echo.
To groan (camel). Cal^ o ^^j ^ To rumble (thunder). To sound the depth of a ^_^ J\j
(water).
Return. Resurrec^j ^ x^j tion. Reply. <> Receipt. Reaction. ^ Second harvest of fruit. ju>-j
To prevent a. o. from. ^t S To be filthy. I-lUî ^3j a ^?;3 To commit foul deeds. To be .shaken (building). To .j-^'X
i
,
Answer
Return.
(>
^j>-jj
^jj
o^^^^jj
^^j
(to a letter).
Woman
Recourse, resort. returning ;>,>Jj

<> Ship-yai'd.
thunder (sky). Crime. Unbelief. Punishment.

Filth.
u-'yi
;_'v>jj
^>j
to her family.
Roaring
(cloud).
(sea).
-r u-^/jj a-^jj u-?-Jl Thundering ^-^3
Dung. Repeated (word). ^j ^ ^^j Jaded (camel). Repaired (clothes). Sweat. Heated again (dish). Cud.
Stone for sounding a well. tr^>Jr* Narcissus (flower). oî^-Jij^/J
ck^
'
''
Army. PrecedenI
paper. Misfortune.
ce.
Time.
(
Return. Lower part of the shoulder ^ Resort.
^ f^^y
f.yi-'y>
Filagn. lion's foot
phuU).jJL'i\
^j
-^
Answer
letter.
to a
cowl {plant). ;^l -^ Alriplex, oroche [plant), ilî j>.j,
f^\y> ^ ^yi.'yj
Arum^
friar's
Anchusa^ pigeon's foot

(plant).
<j;iiijl
j>'j
Chameinelum. hen's
foot {plant).
o:ii.a)lj^j
loCto.jj Ci^jj Cuijj ^j-0 ^*>3 "^ quake (earth). To rumble ^thunder). To prepare for war. To tremble (old man> To be restless.
Layopas, hare's ioot{plant).^'}i\ jij^ "" Lotus ornithopodus. <-j'S^'-> f''^"

bird's foot trefoil
(
plant).
0)-nithopodus, bird's foot (pin.).j_îii)l
Glcchoma. groond-ivy. 'JaSlI Coronapus. ijiiJIj jjjjj^J J-^'

crow's foot {plant).
To To To To To To
stir a. th.
spread alarming news.
quake (earth). engage in a. th. be moved. To tremble. shake (the head). Shock. Earthquake.
Shivering fever.
a>
Podopk)/Uum, duck's foot (dangerous plant).

Rigel,
3^)1
First blast of the trumpet on
the last day.
De/^^mm/n, lark's spuv {pla.).XJ^[^2\

^>iiii '\j'j^\
fixed star in the left foot of Oi-io. Star in the right foot ^'^\ *'j>?''
Rough
tion.
sea.
Day
of resurrec-
>j^3
.
^jj jt^}\ jij^
Kind of run. Alarming, false news.

let (a
^Jt^\'J\
~ To
female)
!>^3 o
of Orio.
suckle her young.
To suck
a. o.
(his
J j mofeet.
-ft-
Garden purslain. Vigour in walking.

Pedestrianism.
jij ^
j'b."
:a'j^
ther young).
:
jj *Vj,
To go
foot.
To tie To have
by the
y^j
(
a J*. 3
Man. (o/j/^. xVjj Ji?-j, ^r Ji*j, -^J ^0 woman). Perfect. Vigorous. Husband.
>3
a white-spotted foot horse ). To ba curly (hair). To be set free with his mother (young beast). To comfort a. o. 2f j j
Manlike woman, virago. Set fi'ee with his mother

(suckling).
iiai^
j^jj
j>.j
To comb (the hair). To let go a. o. on foot. To

grant a respite to
a. o.
a
j^
2^
J*
To
let (a
Somewhat
curly (hair).
hair. Ji>3j Jb-jl
J>-jj
Having curly
^ Jf j
Pedestrian, on foot.
o>W- jj
Manliness.
White-spotted on one
foot (beast).
^y^jj
Wj
with his mother. To be manlike jf^ (woman). To be advanced (day). To go down (a well) t? j * ~ without I'ope. To cook a. th. in a kettle. fit J?^3l To go at a middling pace (horse).
free
young one)
alight
(
To
rider).
Hard ground.
Foot-passenger.
J^3j JVjj JW-j ^rO^V^j
To extemporise 'a speech). To tie (a beast) by the foot

seize a. o.'s foot.
to
FootJ:j> I3b JfXjh *V. J^ :r J::?:3 passenger, pedestrian. Good walker, Ju^j JW-jj J-ij^rtramp.
W^hite-.spotted
To follow o.'s own opinion. Walking on foot. ISIan. Foot. Hind-leg j^'jl ^ _^l,
of beast.?.
Sea-gulf.
*i'l3i~
j^j
-^j
jJ-x
ji^ ^
.^î^)
Jfj''
j9tpi Jj!^
on one
Hunters.
foot.
Large-footed.
J::>,OVI
Part, portion.
locusts.
Swarm
of
Ji^3l
-r
Large troop of beasts. Blank
-J
JLc j>-j To be unable to speak. To hope a. th. * ^*7Jlj j^J^j ^j To put a side to (a well). To * ^>j1
White
To
To
miss (game). be near to bring forth

(female).
fear a.
0. -^
^J'
spot on a horse's foot. J^/Jj Smallage (herb). Js^-'^^ Variegated (garment). LeaJS^ ving traces of wings on the sand (locusts). Combed. Copper caldron. Comb, js- \î ^ i}>-'yt
To beg
a. 0.
9-3
Hope. Fear. -^ Request. Side. Country. 'U-jl ^ The two sides of a well.
What What
Width
is
hoped.
is
put
off.
Purple.
Red-purple.
of a hoof. n:i J '^j\ Wide-hoofed (mule). Flat-soled
-ft-
(man).
To speak obscurely. To protect a. 0.

Broad
(foot).
d\>-y>-'j) -r^jy-'j j
To cast stones at. s C^j o ^j -STo stone a. o, to death. To curse, to revile a. 0. To expel a. o. > To put a stone on a (tomb). To speak conjecturally. ^liJlj >>3j ~ tf- To practice magical stoning. To throw stones at o. a. 2<î3 To contend with a. 0. in (words), j 5 To protect a. 0. To thi'ow stones at o. another. Î_y To be heaped (stones). jÂ Tombstone. Heap Ûj j ^> j ^ lW3
of stones.
7-3*3
Den
of a
hyena.
j'j^-'j
Missile. Conjecture.
t j^J
-tt
Wide and
Easy
life.
shallow
(vessel).
To To enlarge
^l3'-3 J^^ o ^^'j J ,\^'j a -->3 "^ b3 wide (place).

<iS-jj
\^j
(a house).
* ^>3
Magical stoning. Grave. Well. Oven. j^'j j^'^j, Shooting stars. Tombstones. Stone for cleansing a well. Sto- jî-^ ne-work around a well. The two cross-beams of a uW.>-x
Friend,
-if-
^j
To greet, to welcome a. o. ^>3'' To be wide, spacious. .* To clear, to enlarge (a place). Make room, clear the w^9-3l ,^3"b
way.
pulley.
Stoned.
The accursed one, Satan. ^,^3 Strong, Battering (horse). Sling.^^^ Doubtful (news). Vf^S'
Foul speech.
j^^Sj"
,0 cii-'j '^ to (beast).
To become
wide, to be easy.
i_jG>-3j
.^Kj
To
Broad, spacious.
vc=;3j > -3
ya.2a)l
Ci^jo o?^3j,a o>:3j remain in. To be familiar

i_)
Long-minded
forbaaring.
generous,
w>3
To keep
^^% ^jj
(a beast) in the stable.

9\'j^\
U9I3 o o?3 To be asha,
Able, mightx. Generous.
w^3
Ampleness. *j'i-3.> v-'-J Welcome, be at ease. ^'jS^j dLi C>"3 The broadest rib of the breast. '^l.'j
med of. To be rancid (butter). To be intricate (business). To abide in.

Deadly poison. Troop, party.
Ba.sket.
cj^'A
le.
_,
Wide
5'pace.
Brands on camels. Cul-
tivated groimd. Court.
Bed of panic^JU-j
grass.
Extended borders. Wider. Name of a

of a stallion.
tribe,
and
,_,i j1
To To To
be in commotion U?-3 seize with (the teeth).
*^3
,_,
ii>
^
-^
put off
a. th.
^y!"
*'3*i
eQ-^*J ''WjJ 'î-JJ

i_jV>l?
JJ
'^?'3
\>-j
j_j
Welcome. Welcome. Be at
ease, at
C^[,*j "î-^j
5^1
home.
To hope foi". To fear <> To beseech a. 0. To remain silent.
a. 0.
(>j a >.'
3
(
Yrv
To have mercy upon
o. a.
^\'j
>i-ln-ll.
Idol in
Hadramout.
implore the mercy of. Womb. Bloodj.UJl
To
To wash
(clothes).
T(j,
* j^'Jh
Ufl> 3 a
J a>3
^ v^jj
jj-j.
kindred.
Mercy, Mecca.
pi ty
^'ji
womb.
'Vi-j ?-
>
sweat after
fever.
'j
j j;;^
To be disgraced (man).
Abundant Fweat of
Mallet for hneii.
fever. jb.j_j
>^^"j
^J
O*!
Disease of the
Merciful.
^G-j
J^-'-Sy
-r-
j^3j
^.sî
The
It is
All-merciful (God).
_^_)\iAC^j\\
o* -6* '^^*
Washing-tub. Water-closet. Strong and pure wine, j^/jj Jb-j

,
-fr
better to
cjîî-j
be feai-ed than to be pitied {prov.).
J>'j ^G-jj >L_s3j >^3 a Js^j To remove, to depart from.^ Ji^jlj
The Most
Merciful (God),
oj^
(_^!1
_^'Ji
To
saddle, to ride (a
Jwjlj
J>3
J="3
Mercy, pity. Favour. ^* \y> ^ X^'j' if Deceased, late. j^^'J' F. Medina {town). Favoured X'î^^^
^
camel).
To
I
strike
a. 0.
with (a
v
^.i;
i)
sword).
Deceased.
coil jr'jj
,
submitted to him
patiently.
c.'l>3
To To
C>3
Sjj
'S*3 o
C9.3
-^
(serpent).
To
-^
send, to drive a.
0.
away,
j ^
ji3
turn (an arm-mill).

x:^j1j
To
A>
To
To
grind (wheat).
h-lp a. 0. in going away. have beasto for I'iding. To
jiQ
jai j1
Handmill.
^-jj ^\>.% ^^'J\ ^Jj Thick of a fight. Troop of ca-
become strong (camel). To mount a. 0. To train camels

for riding.
mels. Chief of a tribe. Spinage. Mollar tooth. Foot of a camel.
To
tread
a. th.
under
U.3 o
^3
i
foot.
\i.'j
0. 5 * To mix (wine) with water, a '^j To excel in. Jt>-j^ ^ J> j1 ^ J>3 J '^'J\ Camel's saddle. Stage. Dwelling. Luggage. To be remiss (man) soft '^j\ Journey. Aim of a journey. <> Di- u^j (dough). To be confused (advice). ary, journey-book. Castle (at chess). Ûj ^ "^-^J, -r ?-J
;
To embark in (an aifair). To ask a. 0. to saddle a beast. To ask a beast for To lower o.'s self before a.
4^ J>.jjl,
j>JiL\
riding.
Fabulous
bird,
-if-
Condor.
\^'j
Emigration.
Easy
(life).
Soft ground. -J-^
^ û.3
Camel
tit
JG-.5JU J~;-3j for a journey. Rachel.
*i>J!.
j^3
To be weak-hearted,
(man).
Horse's-saddle.
parison.
<>
lax
rj>-'j "^
Ca- i-ip-J 7r o-i'i -
.=-i-'i < >J
To ba To be
stirred.
Beast for riding. J=r'j3 !r *i^0 Leather horse-saddle. JJ V>3 ^ *5li-j^ Saddler. Great traveller. JG.3 Travelling much. iJb.3 ^r J'^3 Fit to be saddled (camel). HjLjj J^3
disturbed.
Bustle, stir.
White-backed (horse). Stage. One day's J^'S^

journey.
Cross.
-^
J-3'i
!r
*'i^^*
To abate (price). To be tender, supple.
Station of the
way
of the
Trainer, owner of camels.

(the pri-
^,'j^
To lower
ce)
of.
trajb t/a> 3
To
give licence, to
o. to.
J J u'^J'J^'-J
To To
forgive, to have
mercy
ij-'j o
on.
allow a.
To purchase a. th. cheap. To find a.
th.
to be cheap.
^3j ,^3 (woman). To express pity for jt. îj j ^3 to say God have mercy on him a.
,
^jj
X'^Ks-jj
die after childbirth
To
loose a. th.
To
let
(
down
(a
A
lei-
To
find a. th.
<>-
Hj
>b
î.'j~\^\ j ,jaoC'j\
curtain).
To
let
go
a beast) at
to be cheap.
To ask
leave
of.
sure.
To
lay (anchor).
o.'s
To
let
run
(sails).
To
loosen
turban
life.
i.
e.
To i> i;.p
J
j 5
Cheapness. Indulgence of God. Shai-e of water. > Leave, permission.

Fresh, tendei-.
<>
i/>J
k^L'j
lead a quiet
Plenty, îsi^
j>^j
i>-
To loose
horse).
(the I'eins) to (a
Cheap. Quick (death).

tf-
Pi'oxy. Delegate.
u^S'
To sprinkle a fine rain (sky), ^y} To become soft (dough).L,i.'jj $iV'>j To be slack, lazy. To remove from. î.'J\ ^ To soften (paste). To remit to be remiss. ^J^\j J^^j\ Softness of the paste. Aiijj ili.j_jwii.j
fi>
;
His circumstances ha- ijii. *j ^^J'^\ ve become easy. Easiness of life. 'ii.3 Looseness. Remissness. \ilrt_ll^j o'^x Light breeze. 'U-j
Soft,
lax.
Soft butter, cream.

Soft paste. Dye.
06-j,
^r
^j
Soft butter, soft stone. oV>j^
^ HLj
She-lamb.
oy^xj J^jj
^jj
>-j,J ^3j V"-3->
,-r\'j
Remiss. Free from cai'es. Loosened (curtain).
JC.!I 'j-'j
'ti",Ol
^\'j!>
Running
quickly.
J lijilr^J 0.
t *ciJ' ^ ^^y,
Fosterer of she-lambs. To be iilij >>-jj ,Cij sweet, melodious (voice). To be gentle, sweet-voi- 's/JGi-j
ced
(girl).
J^^
^j
-j^
^"j
To
^
ÂJ
drive a.
l^>J
back.
To
l^j o S3 - avert a. th.
from.
To To
.sit
upon her eggs
(hen).
jt
pet, to
s '"Cj-jj
:
He went to sleep again. Û i^ ;b j 5 To refute to discard a. 0. To shut (a door). To refuse a. th. to a. o. * To restore a. th. to. To return (a
; is-
play with (her chUd

pity a. 0.
Ci-3 a mother).
îj To
To
curtail (a word). -^
a. th.
To
fi>
^3
5
marble
To
soften (the voice).
To make
eggs.
(a hen) to sit
upon her
salutation) to a. o.
To To
^
return an answer
to.
Ji^ ûi^f
ij
send a.
0.
back
to.
To
^\ s
restore a. th.
to a former or a. th.
state.
{un. "Cî-j ) Meekness. Vultur pcrcnopterus. white carrion-vulture. Thick milk. Sympathy.
^j
^3
To
convei't a. o. to (God).
a. 0.
To reuder
j
û. A
s s
Marble. Alabaster. Zizyphus lotus, kind of lotetree.
y'i-j
x^lij
such or such. It will be of no profit

to thee.
uli,
-y_^
Gentle breeze. Piece of marble, i/lij Melodious (voice). Soft ( cushion ).î.
To To
repel forcibly a.
0.
j s i'ij
or a. th.
repeat a. th. To recall to mind, to reciprocate a. th.
fit
iSj
re-
White-headed ^'3 ^ lii3 and black-bodied (horse). Male vulture. ^'Vj j'j-jcj
>
v^ j^
-^j^ J
To
echo
a. th.
o.
To To
give back a. th. to a.
> 'i\j
5
To be soft, remiss. To t\i.jo ji-jj,a. ^^jj,2iJ^jj,o\i-j

lead an easy
life.
dispute with a. o.
(sea).
To
Aj
rescind (a sale) with.
To
yj\
soften a. th.
To rage
anger.
To
swell with
(a knot).
To loosen To remove a. th.
ji'3 ^'Ji
To run
swiftly (horse).
Heavily laden (army). Fat îj

(
^ ^Wj
camel ). Fertile (land). Fat-tailed (ram). Se).
woman
Overburdened
rious (riot).
Large bowl.
ii*\>x) A>\ij
^- Vj
Trap
for hyenas.
To be removed. To repeat. ^yj Ji. To go frequently to. To falter in (speech). j ^'^\'jj They have rescinded the saleî iSlj He retraced his steps. a-Sp Jc a)jl
<
Green-grocer.
He was coiiverted
forsake
a. th.
to God.
*T3 Jl.
To
bruise a. th.
To
fi>
tij
a .^Vj
^ To
To
apostati-
^
j<
fi'acture (the skull).
se from.
,
To
cast
i tr-iljj a. o.
^"'^J
^ w'^J
j*
stones at
To claim a. th. back from. To claim, to take back (a

Productive
land.
;b
%/\^[
gift).
*
Sj
of
To beat
break
(the soil).
(a stone).
To
o o^'^J
Restitution. Requital. Answer.
Impediment
ij
To take a. th. away. To fall from (a place).

Stone-beatei", stone-
i_)
â
^^3 ^%j
speech. Spurious (coin).
Bad
thing.
-^
'ij
u-l'^^-^j a-'^'j''
Stay, refuge.
hammer. Stone
Head. Lith irge.
for sounding a well.
Deformity. Echo.
>
Rubbish
Sij
bran. Burden of a song.

r.I.>,lV.A
P
-ft-
Profit, usefulness.
Si^'-j eVj
To
restrain, to
^
from.
s Gtij
f.yj
Apostasy.
Dislike, aversion. Fre-
sSj^
turn
away
a. o.
i^^j.j ^'^3
To rivet a nail. jU-L,.!!, To dye, to stain a. th. with. A To be altered in colour. To break iu hitting the butt
l. j
quentation of a place.
(arrow).
To refrain to be repelled To be stained, dyed with.

,
fi'om.
Angry. Swollen (sea). 'i\yi ^ i_^ Having swollen udders (ewe). Long remote from his wife (man). Razor. Divorced (woman). SijS^ To strengthen a. o. fi^j a Isij a lij "^ To stay (a wall). To take care of
(camels) cleverly.
Neck.
Salii'Ou.
Saffron or blood-
stain.
Shirt stained with saffion.
<^^\j
^.I^j
Shme, mire. Hut f>i' hunting hyenas.

Headless (arrow). Balked. Lazy sailor.
Xpl'ij
9.i>j ^_^j
p,V,/i
jîj'i
To be vicious, bad. s^lij To commit a bad action. To a.ssist a. o. To quiet a. o. To corrupt a. th. To stay (a wall). To let down (a veil).
Help
;
o 'jij
liji
3
helper. Matter.
Heavy load..ij
To To
be
muddy
(soil).
j^^j a^
f^'-^^j[
Wicked, bad.
sink in mire,
p.Gj,j ^.Yjj
^.'^j
To
-Ur'^b 'C;^j^ t 'J^'j treat a. o. gently.? Si>J ^>j -^
Mire,
Zi^jj Xi-Vj
Blind alley.
vjij
>-jiO'i ?-
thick mud.
Measure
,
J a >Jjj j\j
a uiijj
Ciij
ijij
-a-
V^->1 about 5 bushels and a half. Canal.
for corn, of
To To
follow a. 0.
Sink-hole.
Baked bricks.
Cjii-ij
yiji.
supply (a king).
:
To bear
two (riders beast). -^ To mous with another (word). To mount a. o. behind. To follow 0. a. To help o. a. To ride on the same beast synonymous (words).
î\j be synonya
To walk
step by step.
o tt^J
^
-tt-
-ôijl Black leather. Black dye. To be steady in affairs. \îj a ^Vj To plaster (a house) with îjj mud. To let down (a curtain), g To
-
To be
bully a.
0.
Long space
of time.
îj
;iaj
To attack
enemy).
the rear of (the
Hinder-curtain of a tent. Spacious square.
To enlarge (a house). To become foremost amongst
A
oSj
o/s people. Strong, steadfast. a^j Hollow in a a%jj oîjj ij ^ 1*5 stony ground. Rock in water. Snowwater. Large building. To beat the ground CGi^j CiJ '^'^J '^ in running (horse). To limp (crow). To hop (child). To increase (flock).
'
To disappear. To fall down. To break a. th. To knock a. 0. ij ^ To osceed (an age). To strike a. th. with (a i_j Aj
5'
stone).
To fall in (a pit). To perish. ^S3 a î>j To throw a. 0, in ja pit).i y ^jijlj i^Sj To blandish, to entice a. 0. s ^s'i^j To protect a. o. with stones. .& To destroy a. 0. To start (a 5 ^jijl
horse).
To wrap
cloak.
o.'s self in
Cloak. Sword. Bow.
Mind. Ignorance. Debt.

Bountiful benefactor.
Little
burdened by debts
loose outer-garment. sMij
or family.
Wrapper,
Rock.
^Sj ^
C:^^
ii_^;
i\'ij
Lost, ruined.
^ ^j
sli^;.
Cloak. She-camel.
Stone for battering
^lyi
^ ^
t?Sj^
rocks. Waist-wrapper. PI.
Legs of
^S'^'y
horses, camels, elephants. Dauntless warrior. r!!A" Pole for 'jp,\y, ^ ^j a, ^j propelling a boat.
y i^
"ij
To drizzle (sky), 'ijbj'ii'ij To leak (bucket). To flow
o3;
(part of his property).
(Tl
j
To obtain
from
a. th.
fin
s ijj/j''j
Oj
bj
a. o.
He has not obtained the

least thing
He
is
from him. a bountiful man.
To cast off. a. 0. To render abject, To commit impure, foul deed.s. J ij\ To have corrupt companions. To reject coins. \jj]\ To say or commit gross Jiij; -^
-tf-
fi>
T'.*
>
To
diminish, to deci'ease
To
words, actions. look as vile, abject.
ft>
j i J'i'jt^l,
Great misfortune. Wrong, damage, xljjj ^'fj t

Misfortune.
J.
Ignoble.
Wicked,
filthy.
Deprived of her best men (tribe). Generous.
Cjj\*jj'' -r ^jlt''
Baseness, wickedness, tui'pitude. Ji i^ wantonness. Refuse, waste. c/ifij 9- ^'I'^J

Vice, abjection.
To
stick to (a
?j
CVj o
t-jJJ "^
place).
Corrupt, abject,
Jl'ij ?r o^'ijb J?0'' !r

Ci3
'Aij^J
S':>'J\
Bulky. Strong. Short.

Iron-bar.i_,j
V3Jl
Rubbish, ^^'orse.
Pipe, sewer.
ship.
1^ ^ <jjj^j i? j^j, <tjj[ Large ^^jj^^ ir v'X'

*')j\y' -r
^yjs. j'^jj.Cj^^^jj
'0 >ij
it
"i^
To overflow (vessel). To exceed (a number).

Rags. Disbanded party.
Overflowing (vessel). Small ti'oop. To be exhausted.
Jaded.
^'ij_, J-,j
j>'ijb
îj"!
Satrap of Persia. Ofrice of a satrap.
oUji^*
*j3^'
v^ljj; '^j'jj a r-jj
P P
-S-
îj
^
^j'ij
To
fall
down
oCij
aji'ij
from fatigue (she-camel). To

(grapes).
fall
a j)>j
-ir
Exhausted by disease.
si'ij
^ îj
To spear a. o. with. To be in a bad state. To overfatigue (a beast). To pick up fallen grapes.

Overfatigue.
Weak.
'jj]j
,
To
lay eggs (lo-
|-J3
o jj -
a
fi>
cust).
To resound
(rain).
Exhausted. Overworked, ^j\jj_} jaded (camels). Prop of a vine.
^j'j)
To stab a. o. To put a staple to (a lock). To stick a. th. into. To smooth (paper). To facilitate (an affair).
4 ^
~ * jj'j
To
thrust a.
o.
<_j
S Gi-Jj
^ jj
"^
To stick into a. th. (arrow). j yj[ To shrink from giving sJlliJI jup
(miser).
with (a spear), Row of men, ti'ees.
3^jj To set in order. To dispose.^ Jijj
J^jj
P
<
Rice.
for jj\
jj
Sound from
belly.
afar.
Rum-
bling of thunder-
jj_ j j j'jj Gurgling of the

stallion.
Blackness. Rui-al district.
Grumbling of a
To knock down a. o. ^,33 a To be muddy (ground). ^'j'J\ ^jj -To be scanty (water). To bring
jf
Staple, hinge.
j\'jjj
oi j3
?r
cjj
jij3
j\j'j
Lead.
moisture (wind). earth by digging.
To reach moist
j-
To delude, to beguile a. o. To soak (the earth rain). To despise, to shame a. o.

:
^.jlj
fi>
jj
Rice-merchant. Shudder. Stabbing. Small Long-sounding. Food prepared with rice. Glazed (paper). To shake a. th. To poise
(a load).
hail.
^ J jl.
Ûk
-M-
j'jji
jjjj
Thin mud. Mire. ^\'jj j ^'jj ^ ~Sjj To groan jjjb Sjjj Cu j. j Jjj -
, i
(camel).
To
strip a. 0. of
s Sj'j^j .v'j'j
tT
To weigh To To To
a. th.
)
r^-*
with
A Cjj ouj3
uj
xJij^
"^
I
I
the hand.
stop ia (a place). be heavy.
To be
sedate.
o
5
o'j'j
be the companion,
Mend
ojO
of a. 0.
To be To be
cool, staid in (manners),
j o jl?'
oj\j
j
situated oppo.site (moua-
grant suste5 a CJjj nance to a. 0. (God). To thank a. 0. To be blessed with children.
To To To To To
go quickly (she-camel). ojj be frightened away. ojjij ~ draw near to. Jl^ uijjb urge on (a she-camel). j S'jj\
Sjj
IS
tains).
Upland retaining
water.
oOj,.? ^JJJ
?r
ojj
*^jj,
^JijJ
Swampy
ground.
oljj,
?r
They were disbanded, i-outed To receive victuals (soldiers). To ask a livelihood fi'om. s 3jJ\^\ Substance. Gift of God. Jljjl ^ Jjj,
Allowance of imhoped for.
<>
Sedateaess. Sound judgment.
soldiers.
Rain. Gain
Heavy. Grave, sedate.
ccj/j
01
Grave (woman).
jj
Livelihood, sustenance.
cJijj,
3'jJ\ Ud,
5-
Hard tree used

Fennel {plant).
^.nise [plant).
for
making
stieks.^jjl
r-'CjJj
Estate, farm.
^^jx
"<*
Pi. Military supplies, stores.
cGJj
Mural aperture,
^
dormer.:tJj)3j ^jjj
Year-book, calendar.
Roll of accoants.
receive a gift from. ?
Gj_3
jXL The Supplier, the Fosterer (God). jij3 P Weak. Wine. Long-berried 'J j,0 grapes. White lily. xi" \}j/j P
Garment
i
To To To
jjj
Ir'j
^
-^
of white flax. Wîne< Lucky, prosperous, blessed.
repair to
to rely upon a. 0.5
j'j'Ji
sink
''a
well).
To
fi>
L.j
To To
To To
I
die.
CJ3 o
j^'Jj
seize a. th.
To beget
a. o.
^ ^
ip
To scrutinise. To conceal. To bury (the dead). To make psace between. To ^;;

inquire about (news).
set (people) at variance.
(woman). kneel upon (an adversary).

cleave to the
C\jjj Cjjj
i
ground (jaded camel).
To begin (an affair) with a. 0. j ^ i^\j To divulge (secrets) to 0. a. * 'u-O' To spread (news). ^VJi
Beginning. First touch of fever. Old well.
Ûj^ ^
'^j
I
Firm (column). Long cap.
;^3
j
-iZ^'Jj Cj Firm. Prudent. Groundless ^^-i_j news. Light (wind). Forerunner of

love, fever.
To be cold (winter). iiJ3 To bundle, to pack up a. th. A Cj3 To make a bundle of (clothes), a ^ j^ To remain long (in doors). A ^j'j To make purchases (in a market). To pick up (things). ojj To eat various sorts of food.^cik;!) J To rumble (thunder). To groan yj^\ (she-camel). To gurgle (bowels). To be angered. ^'JJI
Parcel, bundle.
of paper.
<>
Glue, paste.
cr-'î- -^j
t.-'>"-j,
Ream
^jj,
tt
**jj,
To be sunk C^jj Uy^j ^'j (eyes). To settle dregs). To precipitate (substance). ^_Jlj To settle, to be precipitated ^^j
(
^
-^
-^
Meal sufficient for one day. Cry of (a child, she-camel). Exhausted, emaîjj j i/jj
ciated (camel).
j/ijj
iijj
5- >J,'3
(sediment).
Sunk
in
the
wound ^yi.jj .^j) ._^j
(sword).
Sediment, precipitate. <~r^^J3 kÔ Forbearing, steady (man). Misfortune. _-Lj')
Harsh and stubborn man.îjj Roaring (lion). Band of a parcel. Bellatrix,

star in Orio.
7-
jîj
j,\jj
yjj^
yjy>^ J\
North wind.
a
C
To use (a word)r' without restrictiou.
Sjf^
^
Tir ) To be
I
I
well
oil.
To
start (a horse).
To be emaciated
^t
in
To despatch a. o. to. To forsake a. o. To empower (a devil)

(man God). He made a proverb
:
Jl v-^
oju
ovei-
ip 5
-3 a 'n. J "^
the thighs.
Wolf. EmaciaHall.
î'j
'U-lj
^j\
^
ted in the thighs.
Theatre.
firm.
rt-'y*
-r^'j"
of
yÂ 'Sji ^^]\

in.
To be
To
be
his
words.
To act gently. To be slow To correspond together. To hang down to be

;
Jj-tj
J-^0'
rooted (science). (torrent). To be absorbed (rain).
U>-lj o îl-j "^ To be dessicated
To
fasten a. th. into.
j A
^^'J\
jx Ln-L I
Ji
^ To
impress
a. th.
on the mind.
lank (hair).
To act familiarly, kindly with. To speak to great length.

Gentle (pace). Gentlei'LL'j
j>
J^j
xLl.3
paced (camel). Loose

ness.
(hair).
Gentle -paced (she-camel). Lazi-
Easy
(life).
Hairy
in
the legs
jjLj
(she-cainel).
Lank
(hair).
Gentleness. Milk.
Foot, leg of a camel.
JC-j ^ J-lj
Deeply versed in science. Ju5l j k-;\j Antimony. Native cinnabar. zîJLVj P To stick together (eye- CjLj a /-^j -^ lids). To be relaxed (limbs). To put upon (a child) amulets ^ against the eye. To have the eyelids ^3.>,^j a ; stuck together. Disease of the eyelids. Plaited thongs of a belt.;iJ_C3 *^'^'j
^3
Company The two
of men.
Herd
JCyi ^ jSj
veins 0SL.13
Having diseased
eyelids.
^j
^
j
'XnL'j
fSj\
of camels.
shoulders.
Two
To
tie
(a beast) by
C;J-j
a r^'j
of the shoulders.
the pastern.
Message. Letter.
oVUj, ^
;JU-j_
Epistle. Mission. Apostleship.
To soak the earth (rain). To render (life) easy. To arrange (a discourse). To seize a. 0. by the ankle
(wrestler).
^j
fit
Female vulture. < The Epistles of the

<>
TiCj
'^t
Apo.^tles.jjvi,^!!
IV'^-^J
5 A-^0
Sub-deacon.
'"^^jj J-^jb J-^jj
tr^
jZj ^ Jj^j
'i^j-^j
To expend much upon

family.
o.'s
it
rÂ
Messenger. Envoy. Apostle.

Apostolic.
Messenger. j_LJij jj^'jj .>L,j ^ j^^j Envoy. Horse started in a race. Wide. Stallion. Sweet water.
tt AJ' r-^j carpus of man. Rope tied to the pastern. Copious (meal). Easy (life).
Pastern-
!^j^j f-^j^
joint. In-step:
Long necklace
beads. Pi.
of
OyV*** >^ 5^ Ati-^j^
The winds. The The horses.
angels.
c>i~^>
Easy-paced (camel). J~-l^ ^ Jl:^ Short arrow. -^ Messenger. Loosened, pendent (hair). j^lr^li
OU-ljj \ji^ji U3 o -3 -J^ a shackled man. To drive a (beast) in shackles.js ^j^^'Js To be slow-pa- *1U3j >^-^3 a J-:.j - ced (camel). To be lank, long (hair).
i
To
walk
like
To read
correctly,
e'Aj:&\
3 jlj
sedately.
To erase (traces C-iJ o ^j rain). To leave traces. To write, sketch a. th. ^ To establish
:
fit
^
to
(
To feed (a young bea.st) with milk.^j^3 To interchange ^j jtj j s jJLIj letters with a. 0. To alternate with
a. o. in
feast).
work.
;
To assign (a pay) to. To prescribe a. th. to.
is.
^j
/*
To have numerous flocks abundance of milk.
J-^ j'
Steadfast io good
of a tent.
tionless
c
oi" evil.
Til
Pole
(3yj
^ To
To
oi'dain a cler-
;> Llj
gyman.
leave footprints
).
U-3
^z-/j
"
i-
fixed, tinn.
camel
Port, anchorage.
,w'\y'
To walk
He stopped, he remained, i'^ The cloud stood li^r'O^ *;^^ stiU and poured down rain.
Anchor.
.iÔ-*
,
at a vehement pace (camel).

(cloth).
To stamp
sC^*
To
dri-
y^
^ ^^j
^^'j
(ver-
ve (a camel) at a quick pace.
"^
"^S^'jt "^j
h.'j
To
consider the site (of a
To
sprinkle j.j\j iiXi^'Jj a fine rain (sky).

'^
IP-j
-^
ho.ise).
To plan
a. th.
To read
ses) attentively.
To
i-ecoHect a. th.
To sprinkle water, blood). A ipj To comply with (an order). j^'jK To be ordained (clergyman). To sprinkle cloth dyer). To wash To invoke, to praise God. ^ a. th -^ To sprinkle salt, flour. Trace, impress. To spirt blood (wound). 'j.j\ ^j'j ^jLj ^ j^^^'j Sketch, scheme. Custom. Order. To make (a horse) to sweat, ftj s < Ceremony. Tax. To spirtle (ink pen). To b3 sprinkled. ^^ ^'j J-i-j' To the address of auch a
(
:
fy-
Sprinkling rain. Painful

blow.
jxt^j
ip'j
person.
Heavy tread
(camel).
of a
j^y,i
jrtr^'jj
j^'j
Scattered drops. Powder for the eye.

Sprinkler.
jii_,^
^ is^^
To be To Fawn
loose.
< To
sprinkle.
J'jL'j -^
Dry and
jXjiSji J-'j^-j bring forth (gazelle). li,3 a \z.j -^

able to walk.
pai't of
.Ci,*/!
soft (bread).
Leaving traces on the ground, ^j-lj Walking day and night (camel). -^ Custom-house duties. cM^'j Seal, stamp on clay. ^>^0
< FuU
(f-
uniform.
Officially.
l<^'-i
"
j^^
^ \Xj
-j:}-
Regularly.
U.-^3
Dry cocoa-nut used as a
ladle.:clij
Mark, stamp. Misfortune.
j,^^/j
^jj
^, U3
Mud
on the upper
w-i-lj,?
bucket.
Camels treading heavily.

Letter.
j^'^^'j^J jrcr^'^j'' ?r
J'y^J^
To sweat (body). To ooze (water). To leak (vessel). To leap briskly (gazelle). (>jJ.j a He has not given him -^t, U -rS'j^ J
anything.
Order, prescription.
a o-^'->^J
To make,
'^'^
^'j
^^Sj
^
P
to put a halter on (a horse).
Enula helenium, elecampane.

Halter, head-
uC'Jj
:
^Jj*l
cr'J
To lick (her young gazelle). & ^J,'j To tend (a flock) well. To foster (a plant: rain). To rear (a child). ^ To prepare a. o. for an office. To bring up a child). Jj 5 To be able to walk (fawn). To -^Sj' ooze (vessel ). To grow (plant). -^ To
:
rope.
Nose of a horse of man.

In spite of him.
nose
,^^\j^
cj^'j"
^j'" J^-'j To be still, firm. l\-Ljj \'^l'j o 113 * To lay at anchor, to moor (ship). To relate oiJÎ ^ iJ A 0-3
part of a tradition to
a. o.
have a rheum.
To be prepared for (an To grow (grass).

Moisture, sweat.
-^
office).
To retrace a tradition to. r--lXll, To make peace between.

J
^_i,j
Â
cru
~-
Rheum.
Able to walk (fawn). ^|j3 ^ Reptile. Mountain oozing at its base.
^0
To vie with a. o. in swimming. & L,i3 To be firm, steadfast. fCJl ^^:'j\ To anchor (a ship). x
rt
)
1
Swift-shooting (bow).
jXj
jCiji
-^
Sweat.
Shooting of an arrow. Scratching of a pen.

Slender (youth).
jl^j^
More quick-witted.
Saddle-felt.
iSl-y
;iii,^;j
ji,j j ji,j
jj ^
jl.jj
j^j
Candidate.
Klegant (style). Swift (arrow). Slendei'nass. Elegance Oi style. sJCij^ To seal (wlieat,*^jlj X-i-j o îj -^
a vessel).
Cro.^s.
-
Having a rheum. \'jS j a J^jj liCi.3 i Uij o

-^
,
^.i.'J'
ai.j
-tt-
To make the
)
sign of the
To christen (a child To halter (a horse). To write. To crave f<ir food at

its sineil.
privately.
To be well directed to be orthodox. To direct a. 0. to.Jj icj Jl. i oi- jij j<'j 4- To become of age (child). -xi j1 To be in the right way to. j jj^jii.\ To ask direction from a. 0. 5
;
^JJ ~
C-i-j a
.^-j
Straightforwardness. -^jj >^j Direction. -^ Majority of a child. To become of age. ilxi^ >iJ
La-svful mari'iage,
sî- j, j Sai-j
To
flash (lightning).
forth leaves
To shoot ^j1 (tree). To see and eat
wedlock.
up young shoots (gazelle). Seal apposed on a storeroom, a vessel.
Nasturtium^ cress. Nasturtium Niloticum.
iCi^"
"t-*
j,Ci\ iCi-j
|[jL>JI
^jj
vi-j
Lunaria pnrviflora or
saviynya u^'ji/ptiaca.
iCi^^l
Ornamented halter. Young shoot. Black spot on a
*ii-j
Nasturtium deserti. /ia-
:>ijl
iii,j
^3
plianus lyratus or enarthrocarpus.
hyena's face. Mark of rain. <> Halter. Tablet used for sealing, ^'/jj ^jz!.\j Spotted. Greedy. White-nosed ^j\
(dog).
The Director
Female
tion.
rat.
-<>
(God). Orthodox
0,^,3
(caliph). Ro.setta,
town of Egypt.
Ji-l3
'j^\
Direction.
Spiritual instruc-
>\i.'j\
To
intrude at
CjXjj Ci,j
^3 ^
dog), j
dinner (spunger).
The
:
right
ways
the straight
Jd^y>
wii. J
-{^
To put
the head in (a vessel
paths,
wji- jj
,
Shai'e of water.
^jj
îj
^z^\j
i_iCi^ J
uîj_j
Ui- J o
Parasite, spunger. Gratuity
given to an apprentice. Small window, dormer.^|j3 ^ Centaarca ojanus. blue-bottle

{plant).
^jj P
oCi-l?'
To sip, to suck a. th. a Cuij^ Cilj To empty (a vessel). To suck A îjjj ^^'Jj ^L'J\j -izlj
in a. th.
Small quantity of water

o. s
in a
yjtL'j
To To To
give a bribe to a.
[^j
0.
5
Cij
vessel.
bribe a.
o.
To
help a.
s ^^rS\j
Sucker.
-^
Pi. Lips.
(a
wii-i_,>
wJii.^
-ll-
put a rope to (a
bucket).
To
excite (a
young
^^J\ beast)
To throw
? (2X3 o
jX^
missile) at.
to suckle.
To thrust a sword at. j To blandish a. o. To receive bribes ( judge) To ask for a bribe.
Briba.
^^j^^Jr^j Bribery.
-r
^4
lS^jI
To cast the looks on a. 0. ojiJlj 5 To wound a. 0. by words. o\UV; ? To be slender-waisted. iJlij Ji-'j
elegant, nimble (youth;.
oytoJ 'j^XJ 'j-^J

:li,ji
To walk with a. 0. To throw (missiles)

at one another.
^
J-J-
jil^
\Jj
JÔ
t>^j'
Rope, bucket-rope.
lij
To
.shoot
an arrow. To stretch
PL
Tendrils of plants. Small stars

{(il'int).
in Pisces.
the neck (gazelle To cast a glance at.
,kDI-
Agallock
(i.j
;li,j
To pursue
(an affair; sharply,
Tt-V
JU^j
:
Watchman.
Waiting
for.
Complete thy benefits lislX;^ j3jJ1 ^1 add a rope to the bucket (prov.). lit
:
Militai'y post.
^ Obsei'vatoi'j.
God
Jîfjh y^J^^J
Ji^^J^
'^^ Cr-J
curse the giver, the receiver and the
Look out. High road. ^^j'^ To slap a. o. i uj>j a ^^j To wound a. 0. with (aspear).j^jlj To grind (grain) between r^'j\j
-ft-
agent of a bribe
To make To
^
(a ^ a^^'j} , Ujj o Crj -ftbuilding) compact. To stack (stones).

set her
eggs
(
for
stones.
To
dress
To To
stop in (a place).
stick, to
cj
;.isl^jl
i_j
^jj>'j
(olives).
To
a table). set (pawns).
brooding (hen). To crush
Ct-tfij
^^j
To
overlay (a vessel) with
A ^-3
up to her
adhere to. To be fragrant -with (perfumes).ij
lead.
To draw (her
veil)
^j
eyes (woman).
To To
sei:
(gems).
To weave
A ;i.^j
^fi>
a. th.
To
To
build a nest (bird).
To To
be compactly set (stones).

close theii' ranks
(
^^J
x^j
warriors ).^|j
string (pearls) in (a neckinlaid
Pier, mole.
lace).
inlay a. th. with (gems).
To be To To
with gems. To be
^^^j
active.
tread, to copulate (sparrows). ^^.Îj
be close together (teeth).
^'j\.
Knot of a bridle. Orîaj ^ *-c-^j namental saddle-ring.Wheat groimd and cooked with butter.
Penetrating
(thrust).
Lead. u^^j_ -^j cr'^'j ^ Lead-shot, bullet. (w?i.)x-aUj Lead-coloured. '^sô^(âJ Heap of eggs. Veil di'awn up ~,ja^j to the eyes. Having the teeth y>'j ^ -tsj ^ Crj'l
close together.
To strengthen
building).
lead.
<>
(a
A
fill
a*l)i>3
"^^
^j
fi>
-U-aj
^^'J\
To
(a tooth) with
To make
prayer.
It
(a pier,
CJ3 o ._i^j
-S-
a stonework).
To
join
(the feet) in
To remain NaiTOw in
the hips. To lay in
in (a place).
j
j.
^.^j
?_,
^ 'W.^j
r.^js
^ ^
does not suit thee.
iL;
î^'^' V
o îJ>S
Io^jj
U^j
o j.^j
To be strong, compact. isCaj To mix (a beverage) with

rock-water, lo stand in
wi^jl
^^"jlj >Jio1_?^ tJLi?^ compact ranks (army) to be compact (stonework, teeth).
;
To watch a. th.-^To observe (the stars). To enchant (a treasure). To balance (an account). ^ j^j He pre- jj^Jb j\ \^ j] llni iJ -uijlj
wait
for.
pared
evil
or good to him.
a shower
j^'j
To be soaked by
(ground).
Stone-
un. iLcij
Û>j_ ^ wi-^j
fas-
work
in
a stream.
Dam. Sinew
tening aa arrow-head.
Rock-water.
Steadfastness
tancy.
;
U-s^l 'U
con.sx.jJ>'jj
J_U>j
To spy, to watch a. o. 5 -usO To set a. o. on the look out. ? j^'j\ To requite a. o. To watch one another. -uaO To watch a. th. A j^j\j jusjp
Massive (work). Com- oCoj^ ^ <-*~*j petitor. Tendon of a horse. -^ Quay. Causeway, embankment.
Balance of an account. a^j_j juaj Shower. Ûsj, rr oJ^j
Pit-faU for wild beasts.

of a sword.
Ring
sXij
Hammer.
Having compact teeth.
*.jCo^>
oll.^VI -i^^-
To complete a. th. * CL^j To brand a (beast).
o ^-aj "^
Small quantity of fodder.iCajl ^ j^'j Rain. Look out. -^ Talisman, spell. Lion. Lying in wait, j^jj j^^j ^ j^\j
'
To break and
eat (bread).
To
^^'J
doubt about (rumours). To shoot arrows at one anotliei'.^^l';
He has a foreign
accent.
To abuse a. o. in words. 5ill4 i To be compact (ar^Coj o ^-^ inour). To be sedate (mind). To know a. th. tho*J^ * ,^.^3
roughly.
Doubtful rumours.
To complete
to consolidate.
fi>
^j1
Paltry
gift.
Stone-crusher.
To
set things in
A \j,:o'j
o jUjj
order.
Lycopodium., club-moss (plant), ^^j Grave, staid in gait, words. ;;Vo3 Grave, sedate. Suffering. Oi^j Mindful of, serviceable to. ^ j^^'j
Iron for branding cattle.
To be
set in order.
i ,
oîr*
o Uc-j
-fr
;w?jj a r^'j "S" *^^J,J ^"-''JJ U.i?j To suck (the bi'east). To s \s.\^jj seek a gift from a. o.
To To
con.so!idate a. th./b
settle in (a place).
,
1^3
,
^ ^\]
"^
To be ignoble, it Ujj o fJ>j j a r^j ^ To suckle (a child). s r^'j To give (a child) i (tiaj j i-ilî ^-il3 to a wet-nurse. To suck with (a fos,
To s J A jp'j:oji ja^ji U>3 o iji93 break a. th. coarsely. To contuse.

I
am
heart-broken.
\S->S c^Ja'j
ter-brother).
To be heavy. To I'un fast. 'ja'Jx To make (.sweat) to flow (fatigue). A To be broken. To
To suckle (a child). be bruised. s ^^'J\ To nurse at the breast (womaD)..::JLij'l To be broken. To suck her own teats (goat), f^'ji Dates stoned and To seek (a nurse). soaked in milk. s în^[ To ask (a woman) to suckle (a ^ 5 Fi-agments of broken
(child).
things.
jÛjj
Beater, mallet. Fleshy man.
\i'y
1.^13^3
Meanness. Small palm-trees. f^^j Sucking the breast. f.tajj ^j ^ f^\j Ignoble. Beggar.
Milk-teeth.
Pebbly ground. Small pebbles.
To
fall
(shower,.
To
Ci,3 o
i_.-i3
^^\jj
^ :UoO
lay
down
(sheep).
Nursling. Fosterbrother. Vile.

se,
^^
^\j ^^3
To suck
in (saliva).
A ^^'Jj
nursing woman.
'
To roast (meat). a ui>3 ^-^3 -MTo brand (a beast ).To warm (water)
with hot stones.
Kind of lote-tree. ( un. "CjoVj ) ._.^\'j Shower. Sucked saliva. Particle of <J^'j sugar, musk, snow. Hail. Froth.
To crush
stones).
(date-
1^6^,3
-rJa'j
Red hot
He
stone.
un. xU)j
'
""
"
Knee-bone.
is disquieted,
To be broken (fi-uit-stones). To decline a. th. To excuse

o.'s self for.
t^^'j
<7iJiTjl^
anxious.
,^11
Brand made with

hot stones. Surname given
ui-^jj oU wi-bjj ^jijusj
Kt-aj
Crashed date-stones.
!n..-i?3j*^3
to
srG*"
oU-ij
four dauntless Arabian tribes.
Stone for crushing date-stones. -rCi>^^ To crush (the head A îJs'j 1 a -rJsj -Sof a snake).
Hot stone
meat .J^^/^j wi.-3j roasted on heated stones.

;
To butt (buck). To make a paltry

gift to.
-;k^3
*)> ^^
J *ki>3
To walk
To
heavily (beast, C_i,j
i^j
-S-
old man).
^ He acknowleged
huge
truth,
j^^
^Jsj
f
build (a house) with
stones.
To
till
(the earth).
To To
give a. th. reluctantly.

cast stones at
a. 0.
fi>'kS>\j
To speak
o.'a
mind
\S>'j
a s-^3
To throw
a. 0.
on the earth. y^jVl

(un.
x^.i>'j)
*j
right or wrong.
Hage stones
superposed.
:
j>iaj^j j^'j
To wet (cloth). A v^jb wJj To cool (the blood drink). A ^'j To have fresh dates (palm-tree), ^jl To be wetted, moistened. ^\,'J Moist. Tender 'J^j, t vr%JJ 'r^-J
^
Stacked (building).
^^^^j j^'j
5 \y^'j
To
To To
supplant
a. 0.
o Coj
-S-
(in favour).
(branch). Delicate (youthj.

yj^'j Green plants, fresh herbage. Green trefoil. v^J, t *-^JJ v^J
be jî jp oUs^j ^\y^'ji t^j a pleased with. To consent to.
^'j
prefer a. th. To be satisfied with.
jj
!
uj j
A ^'j
^'j
i|
_;Qj.j
uj^jl
un.
x.\i'j
v-.t
J
j
God be pleased with him
ii^ ^1
Fresh and ripe dates. Fresh aess of (a plant, fruit j. Dampness. Softness of body.
Full of green plants (ground).
<
v^^J
For the sake of God.
,tX^s-
Ja'J,
v^J
yJ^/J*
Well
of sweet
water
v^>" *^j
cA^'j'
5
among
salt wells.
To be pleasant (life). ^'j To content a. 0. 5 ^j To endeavour ti'oj j sUjl_yJ ^^<^lJ to please a. 0. To agree with. To satisfy a. 0. To con- 5 *U>jl. Ja'j\
2<
Refreshments.
slap a.
o.
tent a.
0.
with a
gift.
To To
Ck^
_pjij -
be superposed upon
jp '^'j\
a. th. (stones).
To run (man). >itlj J^j "^ To poise in the hand. To A anoint and comb (the hair). To let down (the hair). To weigh a. th. To sell by the rothl. s j^\j Weight of 5 Ihs. JCl jl ,- Jk),J J^J
in
To seek to please a. o. j ^1?' To be pleased with 0. a. <> To J'a\j reconcile. To come to terms. To agree on (a business). To be pleased with. To AJ S iS^'j\
approve
of.
To seek to please a. 0. s JalAJî To ask a. o. to satisfy o.'s self. Pleased. ;Q,j ^ J'\jj,Oj.^j ^ J^'j
Approval. Consent.
Sijria
and
of
15 3 4
oz.
in
Egypt.
Weak. Remiss (man;.

Justice.
Foolish,
jkj
Man
easily
[m.
f. s.
p.)
Jax J* j
^ 'i^j
pleased.
Light, swift (mare). To put a. 0. in a

scrape-
^yj^j C^'j o jjbj -^
Satisfied. Responsible.
-Uojl
Lover. Obedient.
Well-being, easy
life.
:CoO
'y'j\
To be costive (camel). To remain silent. To be intricate (business). To

heap
up.
*^
^
j
^j
Ji^'j]
^"U7Ji^
Satisfaction.
"C^'J;
To be
foolish.
To shout
'i,j
(crowd).
To To To
fall in
(mire, in a scrape).
j
X^'j
To remain To hold a.
stiU in (a place).
0.
to be foolish.
'WjlL\
Intricate business.
2
Foolishness.
iuU^jj JUaj
iJ;j
^y ijj J
,
l'U,j J 7:\hj
^:
to.
--
Shouts. Foolish.
speak
in a foreign
tongue
To be
jy\'j'
.speak together in a fo-
^jlj sJaS'j i 'iî'j o fresh and ripe (dates).

feed (cattle)
5 C_.fc'jj
r^j
reign language. Numei'ous camels with

their drivers.
Unintelligible language.
To
Cjifjj
'^\'hj
Clij o
^'j
on fresh herbage.
To
\s.j
;
feed a. 0. with fresh
j w^l/jj
To abate
(wind).
Jui j %j
dates.
To be
damp.
'i\hjj aJj^j o k-Jjj .a
Lowest class of men
^%3
ruffians.
îj
^j
be rippled (water).
(plants) to
-^
Two-wattled (ewe). Long grapes, .|[i^3
To
To
^'J^'j
-ft-
To
bttj^ Gttj a r-^j succession (lightning).
flash in
^J\j
be fresh, refreshed (man).
To cause
grow (God).*
To To To
rentier a. o.
wealthy (Ood).
disquiet a. 0.
v^j^j
To ride ~ To grow
(a horse) untrained.
9'ji-'y
increase
cî'jb
U^j a
sft^j
(young man). To shake (tooth).

^'j\s,'j
(wealth).
Gi-acious.
rr-i-'J^
(
^\'J.'ji
^^tjj
^^js-'j
To become rich. To tr.iiiible. To run high

rent).
well-built.
tor-
^-U^jl.
Inula arabica
{/)la>it).
^^f*i pl^tj
Youth from 10
fear.
to 12 years.
,
^_^'jM'
-Vr
To thunder (sky).iS^jj Qpj o a at'j ^ To threaten, to thunder j'jj js-j against a. 0. To deck and show her(woman). To threaten a.
self
a. 0. (terror).
o.
To tremble with
y^)j\j Cij a v^c^
To
strike ^ mj\j
To coo (pigeon). w-pjj To compose i-hyining prose. Ctj To threaten. To make speUs. To fill (a vessel). To cut up (a A
camePs hump).
To be assailed by thunder. a* jl To be thunderstruck, frighteued. ac'J To quiver (sheep's tail). op^ To tremble from age or tear. jj3j[
His muscles quivered.
i.
To
terrify a.
o.
Threat. Incantation,
spell.
^Lj
i^JI^,* OJUjjl^
Rhyming
prose.
e.
He was
terror-stricken.
Terror, alarm. iitj ^ v*j -^^ w-fjj s^'j
Thunder. ^^.'j ^ jj.j Shudder, fright, fear. s^c; j %js.'j Silurus eledricus., o^î x^cjî iis-3
torpedo-fish.
Coward. ojiil (_j^_,j v^^j Charmer. Thi'eatener. i_/(cjj ^^\j Coward. Restless ^r^.\*j tt ^y^'j
(camel).
Delicate
girl.
X\ys-'j) --i-.tjj
Loquacious.
"i'^^'ji
i^j
vjr^J
"^JlW-
Thundering
Calamity.
(cloud).jLPlj3
satl^j i.j
-Û^ll Oli
ijipj
-5i-
Piece
_~;tl;
cr
<:::*-?->. '.'i'.^'^J
Hjf'^J
To ask importunately.
of a camel's
hump.
Cowardly. Delicate (womau). JkJ-k^j Food of starch and honey. To contract o.'s self jci^ jcj -^ (man). To vituperate. Fine goat's 'Oe.!r'J ^^3^.!;'!^
hair.
To
cut np (meat).
To rend
fi>
jlLj
-H-
(clothes).
To
be in tatters (garment). j:,lj Clothed in I'ags. Foolish ( woman). j^3
J^>
Unsteady (wind).
Jrr^r^Jj <K^'j
Ragged
jjj>3
^yj j^>j ^
,
ilîj^
To
C-t j a sluggishly (from fatigue).
tremble.
To
-walk
^j ^
garment.
To
To nod the head (old man), a OC&j To cause a shudder to a. 0. s ^j1 To shudder. ^;7JI^
Nodding the head
Tottering (camel).
J^'ijb
,
be A Qtj a c^jj ^j a white in the wattles (cock).

,
c^s-j
-fr
To bite a. th. (snake). To wear ear-rings

(woman).
A pj
a c-cj
c-ijjb
i-O
cSj d^j
'^'^J
in slumber,
u^^'j
^j^'^
,
Multicoloured tassels over

a
litter.
^jj
o^'yi\
'^^'j
a J^f:jj
Cts-'j
a J.ij -^
s
To be startled, to shiverTo inspirit a. o. (war). To tremble from age (head).

Startle, panic.
Pomegranate blossom.
JSj\
jLi;Jt
"ils-j
Cock's wattle.
oVi-j, 5-
*^3->
Hanging
king.
lobe. Earring.
Palm-spathe used for drin- ovipj ^
Startled. Inspirited (warrior),
jjc'^
( T t/j To become mad. yS'j a Ji^'j To sprout forth (vine). jl3 To walk in a file (cattle). To j^jtS[
'
^^
j-J-'j
Shaking the head from age

(camel).
Coward.
Swift (ostrich, she-camel).
ôjl
^pj
'IIpj <i,^3
lead the way.

Clothes.
Peak
of a mountain.
Male palm-tree. Troop of j^ ]j\j

horses.
jij jtj Jfcjlj Jlij ^ Up^
Rain torpedo, kind of crampfish.
White
pigeon.
j-^'jh J-^'J
Palm-tree of bad quality. Ostrich. Family. Sprout. Melissa

nose.
perennis. balm-plant.
Marash, town of Syria. J-^J" To drag ^ ^..^pJIj Copj a î-'j ^ a. th. To gore and shake 'a dog
,
Mucus from the Bad dates.
JUj
jtl3
rr'k'J^
bull).
To
coil, to roll
up
.j^'y^j
^'J>
First blasts of winds.
Js*0^
'serpent).
Advanced party of men,

horses.
Jlij '^ J;^3

.^;L^3
To
Mad. Flaccid
(herbs).
;
jp^ ^
_;.
jpjl
Long-eared lop eared (ewe). -Ûj Dracunctdus, garden tarragon. Jjj-'j
To flash u^'-'A To quiver (lance). To be shaken (tree). To bound (kid). To break the a CJaij a Jip j -8uotch of (an arrow). To notch (an
rise (market).
(lightning).
arrow).
To observe (sunset), a Cj-j o ^j To watch a. th. To be lean^pjlj ;;uj o JTjj, (a^cj a ,
-ii-
To be
1
bi'oken at its
QaPj a
iip 3
notch (arrow).
and glandered (ewe).
I
I
To slacken a. 0. To hurry jj a Jap3 a. 0. To move (the finger). To shake

out (a peg). Notch, socket of an arrow-head.
^\s.'J\
To wipe the mucus of (a Mucus of horses, ewes.

^jf-'j
sheep). S
Xi^'j\
^j
-fr
jk\s.j
^3
Soul. Glandered ewe. Lean. o J-'ji

,
^^j
^cj
Cp3 a o* JJ
To be careles.s, slack, To affect the brain of

a. 0. (sun).
, <-^J o fpolish.
To
bleed Cilijj Cipj '^'jj a o

,
i-ipj
from the nose.

a jtj
5 ts-'j
To outrun
(horse).
his competitors
Peak
of a mountain. cSs-xi o^J o*J Darkness of the night. Strong. ^^Jtj
Restless.
Foolish, lax.
He entered abruptly. To bleed (nose). To press a. 0. To overfill

(a water-skin).
ûi
Cip3
^j
h Ss-j
j
Aj
ôpj!
Numerous
-Ûpj
^s.']\
(army). Long-nosed.
To be ahead
-up^
in a
usln^^j
îXl
î.'Jij.[
Bassorah (town). Renowned

grapes.
race (horse).
To make
s^jj >^jj
lS^3 o
(the foot) to
To amend,
U3
-il-
bleed (stone).
to revert from error.
To be converted from.^p |^p jl^ ^s'y-A To pasture, it ^^.>j IjVpj j Cpj ^J'j^
to graze (the gi'ass).
Hfemorrhage of the nose. Bleeding (no.se). Ahead ^\jj ^

in
îlpj
^t.\j
To tend (flocks). To itch (body). 5 To tend (flocks) for a. o. To observe the setting of A jXj) (the stars). To be mindful of. To
-<>
a race ( horse). Mountain-peak. Tip of the nose. PL Spears. Stone left in a <Sjl'j\j aJjI\'^j >-iJ-h
well for cleansing.
Fine rains,
>-J>t3
it.
Nose and the parts around
^1^
-S-
keep (an order).
To spear
:
a. 0.
To rule (his subjects To show regard to a.
chief),
0.
xjipj^
To ^j
with.
y^j a J*3
^j 5
^ji-'Jh
widen (a
rent).
0.
Aj
i.\'j
To
thrust a.
rest o.'s self;
to be diligent in.
o*-
To ponder
-^
over
a.
th.
To pasture
Jcr?JI
J-^'j
To To To
turn
away from.
v^3
together (asses).
[
prefer a. th. before.
^c i^
He
is
grateful.
C.i-jj X^S'jj iff'jjisi^jjî-jj
pray,
^J a w*3 ^ He shows regard. To abound in pastiu'e Jl^ CU^j 'j/-^'j} O^jj

a. o.
_r%t>JI ^>lj
(land),
^j'lj
to ask
humbly from
To be
covetous, glut- iS'j) \S'j o
^j
tonous.
To listen to a. o. Ûl s J^J\) tVj To pasture, to tend (Hocks). 2 i'J\ To spring up pasturage for fi>i
(cattle
:
To
inspire to a. o.
5 î-'S^j <J-'j
God).
tlie
desire
of.
To expand (valley). Wide (road).

Soft,
wil^
To To
spare, to pity a. 0.
graze, to browse
^^ j ^ ^'j
xX'_)
'i^>^-:i^j
(cattle).
absorbing (ground).* ^li^j wij

{>
Desire, wish.
Diligence.
To ask a. o. to tend flocks. To call the attention of.

Pasture-lands.
Knot of a sandal thong.

Heavy. Gkittonous.
xji-x
rr
vi'^J
^
?-
>c^-J
Paslinaca saliva [plant).

Verbena., vervain (plant).
Wide
gift.
(valley).
>J>^'j
Object of desire.
"^/j
Large
Tended flock. Subjects. <> Rayahs, non-Moslem

rishioners.
subjects.
Pa-
Covetousness.
tenance.
Means
ts
of sus-
^Xy
a cS'j
To suck
mother
(his
:
cJi'jSi
îij
Watch. Tending of God keep thee safe

Mindfulness.
dwellings.
cattle.
-Ls-jj "Cs-j
dxj C.t3
kid ).
^S'î-jj J'î-jj
To spear a. o. repeatedly. & c-^jlj To exhaust o.'s wealth by gene- c^j rosity. To have a complaint of the
breast.
\^j
Camels pasturing near

Shepherd,
-li;
i^jtjj
iS'S^'j
j nVj^ oCtjj sij
^5.13
Pastor. Ruler.
:
Tame
(beast).
ASy->i\
To
suckle ( her kid goat ). Pomegranate-blossom. Vein of the breast.
&
^'Ji
^J-j
Star in the foot of Orio.

StsLV in Safjittariici.
v'^*^'
'lj
Suckling (female). o>tj Place of the ring on the finger. cSy>
Kinds of locusts. jJVIj oC-li'l Scandix.) shepherd's needle; clî or Geranium, crane's bill."
:
To be
'sM'pj
j^jj,\1xi.j a
(life).
at j
-K-
Artemisia.,
mug-wort.
ample and pleasant
Shepherd's-rod, kind of
Pohjijonum., knot-grass. Shepherd's purse.
Holly-tree.
To live luxuriantly. ai^jl To let (cattle) pasture freely. Aj s To render (life) pleasant (God).
To find life to be easy. j-i^\ ji'JC\ To be confused. To be mixed iipjl^
(milk).
Kind of yellow sparrow. Beginning of îl!)

hoariness.
Leading an easy
life.
(i.
/'.
i.
pi.) ji'j
manager
life.
of camels."
^.i^;
Easy, luxuriant
riour.
aijj jij iL^s-^ Boiled milk sprinkled with slutj
Pastui'age, herbage.
^c.^>;
Pasture-land,
Darnel-weed.
'lî^j
Wavering To give
confnsed.
ifc
ili-^
,
^yS Ruled, tended. Regarded. To live in comfort. To drink ^^^'J -^ at leisure (camels).
To J
wish
a.
i î'Jij
Cij
(offspring, wealth) to a. o.
a y-tj (God).
--
îfj\j,<^jj \Sji Cpj a ^-.tj "^ To inteth ; to long for.

-if-
To listen to. To covet a. th. To make a. o. to covet a. th. To facilitate a. th.

Evea and
soft
Jl,
^'j\i
To
find a. th. soft, mello^^v.4>
J ^'j
Increase. Blessing.
A
to.
5 ^'Js
Wealth.
Pleasant
life.
ground.
Xiij
To knead
(floui-,
Organ, ojii'Jj o^ J' ^ \'J\ ^ harmonium. To grumble (camel). To t^j o Ctj -H-
dough). To give cakes of flour to (a

camel).
slii-iek (child).
To froth (milk), ^tjlj ^jj To rumble (thunder). ^ To scorify (metals). To foum with rage to
,
Vji-j
(i-j
To hurry in walk. To fix the looks upon.

'-j^^'j J
Ci^jj
^-ii-jj
î-jj *^j\
T Â^J
^t/^
jj jlj ^tj'l
Round cake, loaf of bread. To suck (his mother s 'îj

;
a Jij -^
sin
threaten.
kid).
To make (a camel) to grumble, s ^'J\ He has given neither I.'J\ (aj J^ \ C

goat nor she-camel.
To run
to seeds (crops).
To To To
jt
j^
(man).
To grow (orache
To stray from
soil).
A
displace.
:
To drink
milk).
(the froth of
J^3'j\
z'îj
suckle (her kid; goat).

cattle).
(a pasturage
^
Jl,
Rock. Froth
of milk.
Selenite (stone).
'j.j^ Jfcj
To
lean towards.
_^l 3^3
j^'-y^^ 'J-
Atriplex hortenm. garden- Jtjl
^ jij
si^j
Sponge. Froth.
orache.
<^JJ
;
'J^J,
svifc^/'
Skimmer
Obscure
ladle for
skimming,
Lambkin, kid. Eating all he can

Easy, pleasant
find.
J,t j
jj\
(.speech).
'f.j/'
(life).
a.
To eat heartily. &j o oj i^ To drink (milk) daily. To suck. A To do good to. J J To rely upon a o. ^^\ To surround a. o. To honour a. o.^
2*
.
To dislike.* (^'j ^/jj, Cij o >j -* To compel a. o. to act reluctantly, s

His nose
clave
to the
iiil
Cîj
^ J-'ji a
,
>fc
ground
i.
e.
he was
To' flash (Hghtning).

(eye).
U>'j\j
,%yjj 6j
To
To shine (colour). To twinkle To be shaken by the wind (plant). ^ To flutter (bird). To be thin (stuff). d^j a To enlarge the skirt of (a tent, garment). To feed (a beast) with
straw.
humbled. break off in anger from. 5 ^\j God has abased him. ii]1 *k\ ^j1 To spite to revile to compel, z ^'J\
;
;
To To
act reluctantly.
be angry with.
^y
^ J-'j
î
<ju\
Reluctance.
Dislike.
In
iip
'CSj'i j^j,j ^^jj j^'j

-tf-j
C^3
<cS.j%
^3
J-
To spread
eggs
;
the wings over (her
it
lijl
spite of him.
hen).
Shelf; board on a
oiSj j ^jjij ^ 3j wall, cornice. H.-rd of camels, oxen.
Abashed. ^_^Vl J.j ^ ^^V| ^p Earth, dust. Sand. ^1^3 Mucus. ^1*3
Flock of sheep.
Flight of birds. En-
Thing sought.
Nose.
<;& j
closure for cattle. Soft garment.
J'jli J-'jîJ^'j
Broken pieces of straw. He has no one to -Jlj Vj

take care of him. Every day, daily.
xVjj
lij
i)
lib-
Place of refuge. Stronghold. Frequented (place).
^Vj^
-^
To
Vjj^
eat and drink with
ui3 a ^'j
pleasure.
To put a saddle-pad
on (a beast). To do honour ; to
chief.
_oj1j
ipj s
Roof.
Dewy
(plant;.
Abundance
^3
of fodder. Sky-light. Lily.
make
a. o.
s alj
Pontoon-bridge.
^jjt'j cj\:>
To help one another. To gain (wealth). To ask the help of. To ask
a
gift from.
Gift. Help.
m\j
ai;jl.
To flutter (bird). To resound, ^^j -HTo bandage (a limb). A Sky-light arched jj Cj^ ^ 3'Jij
;
ji'A^[
window. Tent. Thin brocade. Skirt of a tent. Kedundant furniture. Provision. <- Splash-board.
Share.
iijjij
^yj ^
Sij
oi;^
i
Large
cup.
asl> ^ aa^j
Male
^
osti-ich.
Kind of sparrow,
fi>
.jlîj
He is dead. 'aJij jij The Tigris and the Euphrates. olJ|\^t Rafter of a roof. ojljj ^ Sa|l3 Saddle-pad. Rags for a wound, sîsj She-camel filling a lai'ge _ij ^ i.j^
cup at one milking.
Fhght of birds. Pent-roof. To mend (clothes). To *ii3 a

bring (a ship) ashore.
tSj
-fr
To make peace between. Jy To allay the fear of; to sOothe. i To greet new s ^'ji ''^~J\'J '^j
(.spouses).
To
^
kick.
ifc
C(ij,j
Ci3
^'j
j^
To thrust
(arch).
To kick
tie
a. o. in the breast.
(a camel's feet).
-^
To Aj To mince (meat).
xii^
^\jj
Kick.
Thrust of an arch.
Foot-rope of camels. Habit of

kicking.
To favour a. o. in a sale. ^ Ujlj \ilj To blandi.sh a 0. To lean on one side. To comb Ujl o.'s hah". To land (ship). To approach. To take refuge to. Jl^ To near a. th. To bring (a Jl.
fit>
Screw-steamer. To eat and drink

heartily.
^J^ <
Gijj o jjij
ship) ashore.
To agree
together.
To
help
o. a.
\i\j
To pound a. th. To shovel. Aj 5 To act in a grand style. j Ci-^j To have large ears. Qij a ^3 To comb, to expand (the beard). *^j
-^ Shouldei'-blade.
Agreement, union. Be united and have many

children
1
i\i\y'j '\ij
cn^lJIj
'^Jb
[greeting to
new
spouses).
-33
:tli^^j
Shovel.
^3
j.\i'j
Patcher of clothes, darnel*. -^j Port landing-place. 'J 1^ ^ U^^ Uyi Frightened. Shepherd. Ostrich i^diy flying away. Fawn.
;
Shovelling the grain to the meter.
To be broken. cijtj ,CUj To be cut (rope). To be

(bone).
zXj
cru.shed
Large-eared.
jjj ^ .Qi3 ^ jS} To draw (water) a ^11?' - ^j

by
tui-ns.
To break
to pieces
<>
to
crum-
2<j
^3
^
ble a. th.
To
;
To
rise (price).
u^jjl
ijîj
Transit-duty
dismiss (a clerk). permit. 'Jlsj ^ ;la3
Turn
of drinking.
Partner, sharer. u^3 To cast off. jj it Caa3j Qji3 o i jaa3 -To shun a. th.-<>-To recuse (a judge). To let (camels) scatter in & jSj\j a pasture.
Thrashed straw.Pounder, crusher.cij Crumbs. Decayed bones. oi^j
Agrimony
(p/?i<).
i
^13
dijb,Cii3 a c.?3j.QPjj ^^j o i.3 To hold unseemly, obscene speech.
^
-ft-
To be wide (valley). j^JCs^ jî% To pasture freely (camels). Ciyj o To be broken, scattered. jjj -^ To be bigoted. ^S:j] j To be scattered. To flow 'Jlj
To To
To
greet (new spouses), i ^J3 rise (dough).

(life).
^j
i^jj <>
Easy
sue-
cour a. o. To To stay (a wall).
jj>% m\'jj , \jij i make a present
^13 MJ
to.
a>
-J:^-
Toi
To prefer (a case); to Jl J^j *,*0 summoa a. o. before (a judge). To spare the life of. uj He endeavoiii'ed to jJasUj ^jialj
circu iivent me.
(tears).
To suppurate
(wound).
To
cease (pain).
Scattered herd j^'^j j J^^'j 9- J^J of gazelles, camels. Little of water.
Food.
îj;
To become proud. To prosecute o. a.

judge.
before a
^\j
Camels scattered in a ja'tV/j ^ *.2j?Ij pasture. Party of desei'ters. Sect of
Mohammedan
To be advanced ^Jjjl. To rise (price). To disappear
to b3 rai.sed,
heretics.
To be
(evil
exalted.
Heretic. Fanatic, bigot. jîjjl
',^lj
J^'^j
(day).
).
Fragments, shatters. Separated parties. Isolated

pasturages.
J'^'j
To
a.-ik a. th.
* ^J^\
ol^jJI
tak'in
It is
away. lime to remove the
Case away. Sweat. Broken
jÂi
spear.
table.
^
^'j
its
Raising. Removal. Vowel-point

tradition to
Track
Fanaticism, bigotry. of a torrent.

extol a. o.
uM)
(j^s'S* -r
J^'y'
of the Nominative. < Tracing of a
To
I
author. Excellent.
I
-^ Withdrawal, replevin. oj fi'j High rank. Honour. "i^x Land difficult to be CiiJI JiÔ i>.;1
watered.
I
Removal
floor.
of crops to the
5:lsj,j
^,1*3
To lift Aj n Cij a /aj -^ To take away. To urge (a camel). To put a noun in the nominafive. To reduce (fractions). To trace back (a tradition). -^ To raise (a siege, a sitting). To trench (a question). To remit (a tax). To make a truce. ^!>liJI;i3
a. th.
Loudness, shrillness
of the voice.
*tlj(,j
*ti^jj Xî'j
i
a
->
He carried a
letter.
v'S?- '^J
High rank,
ness.
dignity. String for

<>
X^s^,
<>
i
To dispense from. To withdi'aw from an

(
^
^'j
'0 ju
raising chains.
Thinness, refinedxoi.
affair).
To bring crops
floor.
to the
XtVijj
OTj
Sect of dervishes.
^^^j
îj
i
High
^
Snake-charmers. in rank. Loud,

Fine
;
To honour,
to.
to
show regard
J C\j
shrill (voice),
^^j
thin
ingenious.
I
F. Case preferred to a judge.

^
^^j
^
^'y^
Carnival. Side-board.
^\â
High. In the nominative (word), p^^yi Quick step of an ass. Transmitted

(tradition).
To advance speedily (camel).^;!}! J They came to an upland. y^\ ^j To urge on (a horse). jjlJl J 5 To ai-raign a. o. Jl. 5 Cuijj Ct'j ^'j
before (a judge).
To
o
introduce
a. o. to (a
^^\ s
C\^j
To be luxuriant (life). ^1*3 To be in easy circumstances.
^j
-^
king)-
^j
To be
raised in
^îjj '<^j,
^3
Ampleness of life. *1Ujjj *^^j.> Aj Part of a valley les.<? ^ji ^ ^3

fi'uitful.
dignity.
To have a loud voice. He saw the thing from

afar.
XsSij
Aji
Lowest class of people. Straw of maize.

Dirt of the body.
Side.
f.la j1
^
?-
J ^j
To
j.y3j îsjl
raise, to
lift a.
th. or
j 5 flj
Creases
of
the
body
armpit.
Abiin lance. Barren ground.
To carry a. o. away (from a battle). -^ To refine a. th. To run inequally (ass). -^ To ^3

a. o.
Easy, happy
(life).
-^^
^:jj
f\\j
hold carnival.
OJ
(TOO)
To
Jij
ja3
"^
Trailing a garment. Long-tailed ^tj^ (horse). Fleshy. Wrinkled (camel).
be useful, to dos jij^j,Cij3 service to a. 0.
Ample
clothes.
Easy
<>
life.
Loose, long (hair).
Jlj^
To strike a. 0. on the elbow. 3 ja3 To tie (a camel) by the shoulders.

Csj^Jj
Awkward
in di-ess.
Lop-
->â3
^ jsjl
"^
&j^j
Ciajj,
a JjjJiO Jj3j..J;*j
eared (ass). To be weak and remiss,
olsjl,
o*-*
To To
cool (anger).
To
flee
away and
a k>j
rest.
^jj
to
(e-jijj Cij, i i^'j

life.
enjoy a delicate
To go To be
xury
water daily (camel). j3 spent in lu^l^jj CklSj o oj

(life).
be gentle to. be in company.
Jj jtj
^'^'jtJ
ijli3 o
Jj3
accompany
a. 0.
^ jil3
act gently with.
JJi
o.
^ J^j'i
journey in coinpany.
lean upon.
-<
jslj
ic.
To
pity a.
jij;
be filled up (vessel). To lean jSj'^ on the elbows. To seek help. To seek a

fellow-travellei'.
To
give well-being to a. o.
(God).
To
let
j SJ\j Jj (camels) dilnk at will.

(a
To take an
ness.
elbow-rest.
pity, gentle
To grant
tor).
a respite to
deb-
î.
J3
Jj'l
Compassion,
To To
live in luxury.
To
live
near
(J^J,
2jjj
iUJjj
*4Jji,
water
(cattle).
Company.
jjs
ji3_,
rest, to live qui-
tSJC Ij
X^'j
Company
(aflâir).
of travellers.
*-5l3jj
etiy at a. o.'s.
Flowing easily (water). Easy

Disease of the udder. jaj
Us3
-r
tr
jj3
J^j,
J^^J
Pity, forbearance, kindness.
Compassionate towards.
We
^
*il'j
4.313
Rope
for tying camels.
are at a
4133
JCb
"^ ^'H
Companion, comrade,
colleague. Gentle.
distance of an easy night-journey.
Welfare. Comforts of
life.
*î^jj "^^ ^jJ *^^j
Elbow. Pillow
elbow-rest.
jJl^^yJ
^ J?>*J
J*Ir^
To darn (a garment), it 1^3 1^3 -{f To allay the fear, to quiet a. 0. s To maintain a. 0. To agree with. To s t^h,J '^'S* J^'j
be gentle towards.
Beneficial thing.
J^J'S^ ^r js!^*
jiill
Appertenances of a house
as kitchen, well, privy.
jjl^*
Elbow-rest. Pillow.
*^jc
::Ai3
Pillow, resting-place. -^ F'rivy. JaJ>

iljf
laj^
To agree together. Agreement, concord.
To
drag
jSJb
Vjj
'^>^3j
trail
jjj
o.'s skii-t.
To
a garment.
"^j
J*3
Long-eared, lopjij ^ ^'yTj j, jj\ eared (ass). Milk of gazelle. CJ jl To be thin. To CJln-l b lij, i o3 ^ be ashamed. To be poor, weakened.
,
To sweep, to strut. To be awkward yij

in dress,
a Jijj
work.
To flatten. To thin (bread). A To have mercy upon, to J jljT^ 'J3

pity
a. 0.
i
To let (water) collect in a weli.A J33 To add (a syllable) to (a verse). To make a. 0. chief. To abase. To let loose to drag (a jsjij
;
fi>
To be or become a slave. fjj^ 33 To render a. th. thin. A *J3b J3j > To flatten (metals). To move (the
heart).
garment). To have a proud deportment. Train of a garment.
^'J
jsji^
Bottom of a
collects.
pit whez'e
water
ja3
;Ij3
To
render (speech)
^>lfei)l
j53
elegant.
Dragging o.'s skirt elegantly. Ugly (woman). Easy (life).
a>j
TO
To pronounce softly. Jiit!) jSj To sow discord between. oy. ^ To become poor and weak (man), 'j'j] To ripen (grapes). To move the heart. iJa'A To enslave a. 0., to possess s'JjtL\j
a slave.
To observe (the stars). A i^jj ^*J,J To watch over to wait for. To tie by the neck. To warn a. o.j To watch over. Sj * ()\j,j '*r*0'" v^'^ To fear (God), -t^ To control a. th. f, s ^]\ To give to a. o. the use of
;
a property for life. To wait for a. o. A j

or
a. th.
w.l5J0
^j
wJj
To become thin. To compassionate a. 0. To be shallow (water).
J JV 'Sj^\
To ascend
fa height).
^ 'AÂ
life.
Slavery, slave-trade.-^Tamboui'ine.^j^
Thickness of the neck.

Life-donation
:
nsufract for
Jij
X^j^
Obseivation. Caution. Fear.
Vellum. Parchment. Sheet j^'j ^ *J3 of paper. Big tortoise. Crocodile. Broad and soft ground, jjj^ '3'ji *o3
.
He
inherited wealth
X3j^
î
VV*
oj,i
*:33
from distant relations. Neck. oCJjj --sjb r^JJ
v'^J,
Weakness. Fineness thinness. Land regularly flooded JB^ ^ by a river.

;
^3
*_33
Nape
Slave.
of the
neck.
Person,
^:0i'j
head.
Mercy. Bashfulness. Thinness, Easy life. tr4*"
jjj^
*-J,
Thou
it.
art responsible
Iji*
Weakness.
Shallow, watei'.
^y>i^
for
Low
sea.
'jjj j^sj
J^jj
Broad-necked.
'^Sr^'j3 oC.s3
The Watcher (God). Watchman. Guardian.

(star). Cousin.
Cjj
^ w^j
In opposition
Thin bread. { un. xJ\Vj ) jv3j, ^ Easy walk of camels. Hot (day). Desert; soft place.
Slave
JkVj
J::53
jOj^j
'LSjJ
;
TT
("* /
Turnsol. kind of euphorbia.
îll)
^3
~
newly caught. Thin Pronouncing softly.

In a poorly state.
weak, mean.
JiUll
Self-observer, cautious.
<iJ
JUJI
Venomous snake.
^jj oU-lj ^r Forlorn woman expecting the ^_iyi'j death of her husband. Misfortune. ^yO^ 3'
Guardian left in a house. iSj Broad-necked. Lion. >Cij v v_<5j'l Look out watch- ^yf^ ^ "^îyj ^J^
;
Thin-hoofed (horse). The soft parts of the

Rolling-pin.
'J__,
belly,
^pi
'J\y:
JC3^
i5_^
The
>
tAvo
wings of the nose, ^Vl

;
Spleen
melancholy.
<
Bread
in thin sheets.
To
sprinkle (water, per-
tower.
fumes).
To cause
(tears) to flow.
To
To manage a. th. well. ^^Jj ^jj -STo increase. 5^-23jl To earn for o.'s (family). J ^-.3^
Traffic, trade, profit.
l>6j
"^f^'j
mix (wine). To flow. To flicker (water, mirage). To shine in the eyes Tear shining in the eye. Glistening.
J^j
(tear).
Jly3
Merchant, trader.
Indian
melilot,
-0-
Shallow
\ij
-S-
To sleep. iSlsjj l^yjj l^j o J^j -STo lull (heat). To be dull, (market). To be ragged (garment). To overlook (an affair). y*^ o* ~
(water).
To
stop (blood,
(
To exude To make mischief

tears).
\\jj 'isj a sweat).
or peace
ov Gj
To To To
put to sleep
sojourn
in.
to
lull a. o.
5 aaj'l
o
m'j\
I'Jij
hurry.
between. To dry (tears, blood\ To pro- *> %] mote (sweat). To prevent bloodshed.
sleep.
lull.
Rags
for stopping blood
styptic, 'yj
^
<>
TOY)
J^J
To patch (a garment). A ^j a /5j -^ To strike. To repair (a well). To walk quickly (camel). r^t^~ To epigrammatise a. o. To s
Great sleeper. *yLt j ^^j} '^'j Leap, bound (of a lamb). ollwj Large jar. Goby, -sylj ^ -i^y/j
-t:
small sea-fish.
To
overtake a. o. hit the target with (an

arrow).
Sluggish gait. Brooding of

lj
jl--?!?'
A
o
eggs.
Soporific.
To
strike a. o. with.
;p\9j
Opium.
Di.s-
al^,* -^ J^y*
To be
nonsensical, impudent
(clothes).
vj
tinct road.
(man).
Bed. Sleeping-place.
To patch up
To be To To To To
To ma- A 4j
for _pCt
)
fi>
nage (property).
addicted
(
j^\j
to (wine).
show foolishness. ^J\ want repair (garment). ^jCSj

earn
o.'s living.
^'J,
s^s'ji ^ M/f To throb (artery). s'yij o j^j -^ To variegate (cloth). a> CsJj o ^sj -fr To adorn a. th. To embellish (speech). To dot * jSj (a writing). To rule (a page). To
blame
a.
0.
be heedless, unmindful of. Seventh heaven.
^jj
fiSj\
To adorn himself (man). To mix in war (fighters).

Speckled viper. Spotted of white jjij ^ '(jjj and black. Spotted serpent. Soft palate
jS'ji
JÂ
î5j
4j
^ jSj\
'i-jij
Sound of an arrow upon the butt, xijj Patch. Piece of land. ,jjj ^,6^ ^ <i5j Piece of paper. Shift. Constitutive. Beginning of scab. Target. Letter,
note.
of camel.s. Kind of caterpillar.
To
dance.
(looming).
!rt.53^4.1l
To fiicker CajJ o ^j To ferment(wine).

Ol'^jj ^^'jj
\'-^j
^
~
Chess-board.
*;5j
To amble
(camel),
-tf
White-spotted on the side ii9j (ewe). Foolish (woman). Fern. Dwarfelder.
To dandle a make a. 0.
To
To prance (horse). child. To ^sj'b ^jîj to dance. To make (a ca&
Unsoundness of mind. Firmament.

Fool,
silly.
:ctl3j
jijjl
^^5.33
A%,^S'
Patched (garment). Scabby

(man).
Object of ridicule.
Silly.
mel) to amble. rise and sink (ground). Dance. Amble (of camels). Star in Draco. Dancer. < Pendulum, spring
of a clock.
îj;
^'j
^\j
îSj
*JU3
Female dancer. Bari'en

Play of the Arabs.
Thrilling,
land.
wl5j
Violent (hungei").
To go on
amble.
quickly
to
moving
verses.
u^^
Jfr Jalj
To
spot a
i_Jaiij
oyjl
To
cross (a desert).
A
i^'J'j
garment with drops.
Lofty palm-tree.
Swift-running
(she-camel).
JvUj J^^ ^ Sisj Jkyj d^>yt

Cjj
jXj
j
To
be spotted,
Islsj'j
iJ^j
*^'j\
stained.
White and black
spots.
iLSj
To To
wi'ite.
dot (a book).
(cloth).
To stripe To brand (a camel).

;
Spotted of white jjj ^ -iLJj >. i^J\ and black. Panther. Spotted sheep. Ja*jVl JiJ^\ Serpentaria, dragonwort.
Riot, sedition. Speckled hen.
'iLJ^
He streaks water prov. (J1 J to mean) a remarkable skill.

(
^'Jl
To
dot (unpaid items) in a register. To streak (cloth).
fit
^3
Oily porridge.
Poisonous
lizard.. iLJ^ll
iW^".?
siliLLJI
^^
i
ToA
y->
To be scan- xJ'iTjj 3jj,j ij '^j -{^ ty. Jo be weak, thin. To have httle science, a weak judgment. To oblige a. o. to. *2l& J ^ IJ'3 o To put an iron-collar to. To feel a. th. with (the hand), uj * To compact a. th. -^ To macafi>
Variegated cloth. Numeral. Arabic numerals. He brought much.

Misfortune.
^y^j ^Gjl ^ ^'j

^:^^ ^'j
î^bj ^Ji\ Û
^^!l
'cX>_i
^j
x^'j
Meadow. Side
servoir.
of a valley.
Re-
MaUow.
xSj
damise (a road).
To To
To To
let
down a
fine
bj'
rain
(sky).iJj1_j
^j
"iij]
Plant of the class pentandria. Inscription on a stone, a tablet.

^ I/ctter,
^3
be watered
quiver.
fine
rain
missive.
(earth).
*<^ Jl
w.iver in (an affair).

:
To be
indisfinct in (speech
drunkard).
J To
be incorrect
(in speech).
To
find a. th. thin,
weak.
il^'G' rr
fi>
i)lnJ.i
Drizzle.
i)CX>,J '
"'^xi '^j
'
Echo. Melting fat said of a

useless
^j
Y'j\ x'^^X
man.
,
Speckled snake. J^\'j\ ^ A'-^'j j, Jij\ Writing-reed. Brand. ji\yi ^ ^'^p Having scanty plants (land). "i^yiyStreaked with brands (beast). To write a fair hand. ^3 Jj To write a. th. in closiog the a ^53 lines. To improve, to adorn a. th. To dot (unpaid items). fin To dye (the beard) red. Ji'J\j To dye herself with henna Jiy
Shallow-minded. ( m. f.) xSK'^'ji i!V5'j Disregarded. Thin, weak. ~'i=^'ji ii'^Xj, t '^fj Negligent. Uncompact (cloth).
Little leai-ned.
(woman).
To be dyed
red.
jJC-\j Ji3j\j
Jjl
Saffron, henna.
oGJij Oj5jj oGj^ Jaimdiee. Smut, disease o^^j o^'jl

in grain.
J^\ dUfj
Jiiljl
Incorrect in speech.
Sandy
hillock.
Jl
_j
Confused, indistinct in speech.
^xT^^
To ascend
gradually.
j3jj j3j L5jj Cij a Jj
-ft-
-i1-
Repaired (bucket).
niised (road).
<
Macada-
ii^l^
"^
To
To
be weak, cowardly.
ride (a beast).
^S^l)
To voyage on (the To embark (in a ship). To walk in (a road). To embark in (danger). To commit (a fault). To burden
sea).
a. o. (debts).
To give a ^j iti/ji Cjj) Xij Jj charm to a. 0. To enchant a. o. To raise, to exalt a. 0. s jj To bring a charge against. j& (aÂJT To ascend (a jj J[j J^-'Jî jj>
i
ft>
mountain).
To go up
(a ladder).
gress in (science).
in (rank).
To proJ To be promoted
_yi VI *j
To act heedlessly, at random. ij,l3 ^fj To run away at full speed (horse). He followed his pasij'i^j '0I3.A ^j sions, his own opinion. To have a big-knee. (Sj a ^j To strike a. o. on the s Cs'j
The
affair succeeded with him. To ask a. o. to enchant. Spell, Cj\^j)
jji
J-^\
^ ^
JIJ
s3lj
*l5j
'^.'j'
^j
oCSjj "Jj ^ Syj ^j *3j charm. Amulet.

;6j
jijj
knee or with th'3 knee. To lend (a camel) to a. 0. fi) s v_.5'j To set ( jewels). To combine, ^ to compose a. th. To transplant (a palm-shoot). -^ To set up ( a gun, a
bed).
Sorcerer, magician.
Witch, sorceress. Great and skilful wizard.

Bewitched.
Stair, ladder.
^J\y>
'^lyiJ SS^'j
'J^
To
forge (news).
Stepping-stone. Ascent.
a. o.
s
^ To
distress, to
harass
vÔ
Place of ascent.
J^j'
u^
To
be motionless (ship,
|i^j
;
o jS"j
^ To
To
i I
be
fit
to be ridden (colt).
.
jrj
To mount a. o. upon (a beast). a settle (di-egs). To turn to be still To be sot. To be composed, ^'y (pulley). To reach its midday-height To heap up (clouds). v-S'iJ (sun). To poise (balance). -^ To be venal. w^Jl Still, motionless. Party of riders afe,j ^ jS'\j v^JJ O' -r ^J
Avater).
To h&
still
(wind. men).
-fy
Full (vessel). Milch-camel.
i_^^3
-^T'S^'
above ten.
Pi. Resting-places.
, i
Party of riders below
ten.
*r-S'j
To bury a. th. * j^jj \'J"j o jfj -HTo stick up (a lance). To produce Knee. Joint of the foreleg.-^. Influenza, dengue-fever. ores (God). To set up a. th. ,^'J\ y\ -^ Star in Cygniis. To contain gold, silver ores jb>'J\ *?-W-^' *^j
(mine).
To
find ores in
a mine.
jfei^jl.
ic.
Star
in Sagiltarias.
t/C"
To To
be fixed.
To throb
;
(artery),
lean upon (a bow).
Rider; passenger. Head of (a mountain, of a spike).
Faint noise. Learned
generous
^jj
man.
Firmness, resolution. Palmshoots.
<
Off -shoot
sjSj
Ûj
5^
x;/"! jj
v'jÔj
vTO
of palm-trees.
Imported
jTlj
Sjfljj
olive-oil.
s^v^, <i4j
tjVrj^
rr
Quiet. Sedate, cool-minded.
Stirrup of a horse-saddle. ^tTj ^

for
v_-j.^jj
Gold and
silver ore.
SjTX
oIjSO,
t JSj, Camel
>^^^j.j
^'j
Buried treasure.
riding.
>J^'j
Gold and silver oi'es. '?}^j !r "^'J^'j Rider. Skilled in attairs. ^^ji y. ^ Treasure. Pole of a tent, peg. Camel for liding. (f'j ^ <>.^jj Centre of (a circle). ^^'j -r j^l^> rr j^y' Inserted. Fellow-rider, Head-quarters. Residence. ^ Seat of Big-kneed. C5'3 ^ government; district. Support. Turn of a sentence. <> Frame To reverse, to turn a CJ'j o ^'j ^ of the body. Mouth-piece.
^j^'j
^^'j
U^'j\
>^S
a. th. over.
<>
S'
Vehicle
ship.
To To
tie (a
camel).
0.
^^'y t ^'j*
vr^'S-*
Beast for riding,

nag.
-t)-
^rVj^*
thi'ow a.
back
into a
i!
^ ,^j1 j-TlJ
Shoes.
former state.
Constitutive.
To be mingled (hair). To relapse into trouble. To

be reversed. Dirt. Crowd. Repair. Bridge. Standing in the middle of the
floor (ox).
Gross ignorance of a
^
Compound (word). _J'î fop. <^'y J*^

,_-%*.^^
,jJ^'j\
Criminal, culprit. Bribed.

lean j& ^.feujlj
a. th.
To
9<rX ^'j
,
?^j
^j^
^\'j
upon
To To To
rely upon.
To seek
;
Jl^
^j^j ~
refuge towards.
\:LK^j j "Cm^'j
Pole stuck into the

earth.
give refuge to
to stay a. o.j rS'},
put
o.'s self
at ease.
To
yî^'Ji
Rope fastening a camel's head

to his feet.
^v1^
enlarge
(o.'s life).
To stay
o je^'j
-tt-
in (a place).
^
^^j
-r
To
run, to
feet.
move the ii^j To move (stars).
Side of a
^^^jb
"r-^j
mountain.
To trample in his run (horse). ^ To fly swiftly (bird). *liUii. To urge (a horse) with V
^y
the feet.
To escape
from.
Area of a house. PL Foun- ^fi'jl ^ datious. Monk's cells. High and hard ground. '\3^j Area of a house. -r^j cr *'t^'j Dropping backwards (saddle). Ûa^
p
Heap Heap
of inud. of
(
T"\
liiTj
sand ) Nmnerous
îTj
To be started (horse). To race on horseback with

a.
0.
(flocks).
High road. To be grave,
Ji^^" J^^^J"
cool.^_^j_,
x,\S"j
o ]^'j
-ft-
To
lean on.Jl^ Jf'JbS>^j a j(ji,o J'j to rely upon. -^ To betake o.'s self to.
^^'j
it
To i-ace together. J^^y To move the feet (in agony), jsfe^jjt. To be stirred (water). To travel through (a land). To move in the
To be strong. To be sedate. To ground o.'s self upon, Rat field-rat.

,
womb
(foetus).
;
;^j\ To
JT^
be disquieted
to stir in (a
business).
Part, strongest side.

Mon'iontous
affair.
d^']\
^j
I
Column. Support.
Swift run. Impulse. Temptation

(of Satan).
j^j
oUsTj ^
j-aTj
Strength. Substance.
The
four elements.
Ci\^'J^\
Good runner
(bow).
swift-shooting
J^^j
^ Staff of an
army.
o_^VJI d^'j>
\ |
State ministers. iijji\ cSio'j\ Fh'mness. Sedateness. ^jU'jj "C^j Grave, steadfast. Firmly seated cr^'j (mountain).
Pi-ince, chief.
^-'-TGI
-r
Conceited gait.
'Li^J Ji^'J
u^Ô^
J^^lf^t
Runner.
\
Fire-poker. Side of a bow.
oj'jl
Headman.
Wasliing-tub. oTO' 'r cXlft To dig (the earth). To a \'Js"j o ^j -^ tighten a. th. To repair a. th. To double the (load of a
camel).
To bow down (^jd.jj (^fj &^j4in prayer. To be bent (old man). To stoop the head. To become destitute after wealth. < To kneel. To make a. 0. to bow r^Jj ^j down. < To make a. 0. to kneel.
Deep
hole.
Cj\*^j
-r
'i^j
'*^'j
Prostration in prayer.
To sojourn in (a place). tf- Kneeling, genuflection. Bent. To put off a. th. i>j^\'j3 ^j^ji fij -r r^\j To speak ill of a. o. Prostrate. > Kneeling. To seek refuge near. To lay on the ground yjiiscij\ ^Sj -^ To rely upon. ^ (snow). ,^J^j\.)^J'> To kick a. 0. Skiff. -Uj J Cj\'^j w bJS"jj ajS'jj f^j j -^'j S^'j "^ Leaiher-bag. < Coffee-kettle. To urge (a beast) with n ji'^j Well holding water, '^'j j OlT, ^ :;^j the feet. Lasting, steadfast. To paw (the ground hor.se). <^'J*j -VJ^ I rely upon thee. To thi'ust (a spade) in the ^li, ^J.
:
o'l
Large tank.
"
'^'ji
ground with (the
foot).
To
* >.*jJ-J
^'JJ <*>->
,
t^j
^
a. th.
To kick one
another.
repair (a building).
To mend
yj\j U^'ji t-jj ^-j i cayed (bone). To be silent (people). To he full of raaii'ow (bone). 'yj\ To be prone to. j\ To need repairs (wall). >ln2l.
,
To browse, To be de-
to graze (cattle).*^jl_j '^3
Leek. Bundle of green vegetables.

Leek-seller.
Care, intention. House furniture, IMarrow. Herbage. Moist earth.

I
^j >j
Flanks of a beast. Road. Foot of a rider. To heap up a. th. To be heaped. To be
jT'S^
jf\'_^
jT^..
(Jfj o ^X'j
^6:w
compact
flesh).
jb jXO To become thick

^VTjj
have no
fi'om
it.
escajê
3,3
vj
'^
ii/^
(darkness).
Heaped
clouds.
^j
Live bird used as bait for hawks,
îj He
-^
pos-
>^ Vj
:,> jl
>j Vj
:]c
To spear
kick
a. o.
To
\^j a
^-t^j
sesses nothing.
a. 0. (camel).
in.*j
To
flash faintly (lightning).
Piece of rope worn out. ^j Whole, totality. -(^ Head-rope.
15^
a To gallop (horse). They speared one another.
He has given the whole

S^fSji
^^'y. Ulktl
j'i
of
it.
xi'^JS
Spear. Destitution.
<f-
Ûjlj ^\/>x
'^'j
Celebrated poet.
Four
degrees
at war.
and
lialf
of
circle.
Decayed bone. "Winged ant.

Clever
girl.
j>'^*j,i
J'x t "^x
They are They are

Lanci^r.
b-.ij
^4^
\j[n^
.>*
v'J'r^'O
united
a?-!j ^^.o^^**!;'^
Worn
against them.
^C>j j ^C j1 j:> Decayed, rotten (bone). ^Cjj ^^ j
out rope.
Two-horned
(bull).
^Îj
;;^l ^lij.
Arcturus (star). Plague. To send forth prickles

(plant).
?^l^)l illi^JI
Lip of cloven-hoofed **3'*-> *'->^ animals. if- Repairs of decayed houses. oli^J^
streets.
To become
liiUj olii^ fat (camel).

^^J^^^l
ji'
Calamities.
cMji^
j^y-'Ji
Kind of long-legged
jerboas.
To open the mouth

and remain
silent.
j'j'^j
^
-ft-
Me leaned upon a
staff
îiL
J./l
rC-'^'j
iil
from old age.

9^^^?
\'j^j
i
Cartkamm^ wild To stop in (a

place
:
saffron.
Ayj
Vj-^
l>jj
a 1*3
<) Circus, racing-field.
camel).
To To To
starve from
'siC^j
a?j
--
cold (flock).
destroy (a tribe)
suffer
a flock
To ascertain (news). To exceed (a number). To approach to.

False rumours.
A
J**^^Jb Jl. Ujl
jV'-iVl
(hail).
cA^î
-S-
from
'tij.'jj
|a:.j
a a^j
ophthalmia. To put a. th. in the ashes. To
To arrange. To a. th. To mis

with the
hantl.
steal
a. th.
Qj'j o o-'j
To wipe
a. th.
fi>
j.%j
mar (a business). To have milk before

bringing forth (female).
JÔb
-^^j
To be disordered (affair), u^j a ofj To suffer from the belly (camels). To exceed (a number). To jp c-^j
surpass
a. o.
To To
^
fall
into destitution.
To
lose
ju j1
flocks.
afflict a. o.
To
with ophthalmia
to ashes.
leave milk in (the

of o,'s
d-^'jb
udder).
(God).
To spare part To
si'J
j c^Jii\j
cJ'jl
To be reduced
goods.
be blear-eyed. To be covered with

ashes.
To
soften a. th.
A
<t^j,
Species of the bitter plants
To be
ash-coloured.
To run
fast,
ix^'^y
j.i'j
called
ja.'î.
Man
in tatters.
Weak
Ophthalmia, blear eyes.
in the back.
Blear-eyed. Dirty (garment). o/ij^ o^j Ostrich. ,\j^j
Raft of timbei". Remain- iii*j'l ^ c-^'j der of milk in the udder. Attainment.
Ashes.
;j..jl
olx^jl^j iCj
Generous, hospitable. i\>^fl j-uj' He exerts himself useless- iCJJI J rSlj ly, /t7 he blows upon the ashes. -^ Lye, lixivial water. iC*']^)! -\f> Loss, destruction. SiUj
:
Camels afflicted J-'/^jj J'^''jj with looseness of the belly.
*h'j J-il
They are
state.
in a disordered 'ff^^^*
J ^*
To mute (bird). To spoil (the writing).
bc*j o r-^j -^
r-3
VAT
-S-
Soil covered -with herbs.
'li^^ o'}^
Ash-culoured.
Blear-eyed.
'(.5?Vjj J^'j^
'j^'j^j j^]ji^
To
retrieve (an evil
\^'j o
^'j
ojj
God).
Roast
in the ashes (kid).
j^y,
Ic:V,;J
To make peace between. To dung (hen). To whelp

(beast).
Active, energetic.
^>j
Ca>3 a (j^ J
Fine and
jjo^j j copious ashes.
i>'-^j,i
iJ'j.
^^j
To wink at a. 0. jij ^ Jl^ {yj To commit (a flock) to a new A o shepherd. To fill up (a skin). ^Vj Di-y filth of the eyes. Having îj ^ 'U^3 ^ ^.^jij ^^j To allure a. 0. wth. v_) 5 To jump (gazelle). dirt in the eye-corners. ^'Ij^j ~ Procyon, star in Canii '\::^,'J\^'JJ^\ To be restless. To le in- 'sjCj o jij teUigent noble. To enjoy authority. minor. To be burning (day). Ca^j ^ JÔ ^ To stir (people). To get ready, yj To heat the sand (sun). To be scor- To be disturbed. To stir. ji^jl ched by the ground (foot). To be To rise fi-om (a place). ^t 'JÂ To stick to (a place). blasted by the sun (flock). Sign, wink, To burn with anger at an y'Su, j^'j ^ jVjj y'jj y\
To have white matter
in the eyes.
i
;
fi,
affair.
hint. Allegory.
To sharpen a To
(spear)
>b
Ca>j
o j^^'j
5
Restless. Numerous. Sedate.

Intelligent
;
jv3
between stones.
roast (a sheep) on heated
(sheep)
i
noble. Respected (man).

jyjijj
Sea. Origin. Pattern.

Harlot.
j>*lj
c'jK^j
stones.
Large army stirring forward.
To pasture
ja^'J^j
j^'ji
on a burning ground. To wait a. 0. for a while fi^j s ja%j and go off. To purpose (fasting). To burn a. th. To pain ij ft> jaf''j\ a. 0. To affect (the brain sun). To burn a. 0. with anger (affair). To heave (.soulj to be in pangs-^â^^ To track (game) to a burning 2 ground. To bound (horse). To be burnt jsîji
:
Thing hinted
at.
*;j|^
jy^
To cover, to buiy a. th.A iSj i o [îj -^ To bui'y (the dead). 5 ^jb ~ To level and conceal (a a CJj grave). To conceal (news). To efface
(traces
:
wind).
i^
i'
To throw (a stone) at. To be dipped into (water),
j ,^>jt
^r xj~^'j
Grave. i.r^bj -r u"^Sb ^/"j Dust of a grave.
Winds effacing traces. (liver). ovl^j To be distressed by a. th. ^/-y^jl Nocturnal birds a-fUj Lambkin. To be burnt by (heat or grief;. oCjj ^ â*j ^ To be disquieted to be grieQJ-j o J-^j -HJ To pasture a while ved for. (cattle). -^ To twinkle (the eyes). Burning of anger. Rain falling j3>j To take a. th. with the fingers. A To cast (a stone) at a. o. on a heated ground. ^^ s To become leafy (plant). To Summer-i'ain, clouds. 'i^^j J^^'j\ twinkle. 'Ui^jlj CjusK/jj OULk^j uL^j Bunch of odoriferous plants. Ninth Arabian month Raj,i>j *-a jb -> Eyelids. madan, fasting-month. ^^J, ^ ^^^
;
5.
'
Scorching heat. Burning hot

(ground).
'
Us/'j
Crispness of the hair. Blearness. jL3 Spots on the nails.

Blea-eyed.
jj,\
Sharpened (sword). Flesh of a roasted sheep.
ja^j
i
.ilJL^
j,a'J\
Fine in body.
To be
leau.
u"J To be ash-coloured.
'iA?jl.
To speak ill of a. o. To quiver from anger

or age (nose).
C h^j
Cuij
ia^j
-H-W-
^j
Common
stud-mare.
Weak
man.
S6vj
.tXi^yj
Ash-coloiii" of camels.
To
point at a. th. with (the

).
o
To
*
Black perfume mixed with musk.

Ash-coloured.
iiij
îX'A'j^
hand
To
issue
(tears
eyes).
^ ^îj
fin
j> di/JJl
bring forth (a child). To shake (the head).
To
sprinkle a. th.
with sand. To adorn

pearls.
'^Vj o J>3 (a couch) Avith
To go on quickly. To feel a pain in the

(water-drawer).
Cjlijjj C.>j
loins
^/jlj
fj^'j
To stain a. To weave
sand
th.
with blood.
fine
^ ^'jj
-^
To tremble with anger.

Stooping and lifting the head by turns. Pain in the loins. Disease of the
bowels.
^^'j
(a
tissue).
To
^\j
(a letter).
To walk quickly (man).
-^pj'j Oy^^jj y^'j o
Ûj
j^j j J''Jl) (woman). To exhaust provisions. To be Jj-'J] exhausted (stores). To lengthen (a rope). To adorn ^ a. th. with woven leaves. To weave
To become a widow
Soft part of the skull. Buttocks. XtCO
Spinning-top. Soft and

frail pebble.
f''\'Ji
r'Ji.
To
drip (grease).
(a fine tissue).
To ^j\- J->j To walk in haste. To shout (man). To be moist (garment, leather). To disperse (camels). To
drivel (infant).
To be
Sand.
blood-stained.
j;jlj JUj^
J>^!l
-tf-
jSjSj S^J d^'J^ ^ jV3

JAÎI ît
iX/^j
flow (tears).
Geomancy. Sandy ground, Black line.

^
^'yo->j
To flow (tears). To rub (leather) with a

the hand.
\k'j''j
o*'Jl "^ a jJ'j
Sand-pit.
J-j
?r
JCjb Sand-glass, sand-clock.
<iî
To
falsify (a speech).
To
^Jj
;'b^3 a*^-.
anoint (the head).
Scanty rain. Excess. Streaks on a wild cow. Musical tune. Geomancer. Sand-seller,
-if-
j/i^
Juj
->
Destitute.
*iOb
J-ll'J
:-
*iij^
j'-jl
Bachelor.
<
Widower.
iiijVl
^yj^'j
Weak
and destitute people.
To cast a glance at.jf j A Ciij o j^j -J^ To gaze long at. j 4> j;ijj ^'k'j To dispose (a discourse). To make a. th. hastily. jA'jj To sip a. th. repeatedly. a jjij To perish (sheep). To expand ^jlj
fit
ifc
Black-footed (white ewe).
(road).
Barren (year). Stump, stalk Js.ljb J-jCl t 'i^j'''j of a branch. Needy boy. Small shackles. j;:^. Texture of palm-leaves. Jyfji Pomegranate. ( un. ;cjC.j ) ol'o "^ Pomegranate-tree.
To be
thin,
weak.
(life).
'JV>jlj
Straitened, poorly
jCj j
jfj
Last breath of life. Flock of sheep.
jCji
^ j^j
Bare sustenance.
Straitened. Invidious.
White poppy.
JUUI
ui'>'j
Hypocrisy, evil look.
Androvxinum. all-heal(p^rt.).jl^VI o'S'j < Stomach of ruminant. Wo- t^k/j man's breast. Knob of metal. Steelyard. Large shell.
<>
Scanty hfe. Keeping little

natured.
j^Ji J-Js-
affection
ill-
J^Xf^
JyJc.
Dim-sighted.
Ruby-coloured.
'jlSj
Pomegranate-grove.
;li^
To stop in (a To keep a. o.
place).
^_,
Cfyj o
di-^'j
-tt-
in (a place).
2 JJ^'j]
T"\l
kJ^
be vehemently hot
[un. J>ji ) J>j\ \^'j a >'j -84^3
Target. Aim; range. ,>i1h* Shooting an arrow. Scout. To moan. To reojl),tlAij

sound.
-r
Jj'
Ai-menians.
(day).
,v^ To
i
oj
To twang (bow). To
tinkle.
Indian almond.
To listen to. To twang (a bow). The created beings.

Moau. Plaintive, ringing
sound.
Bo%A'.
Jt ojb
~ To
(j'j
throw
a. th.
To
^Cv) J J'j repair to (a place;.

cj J
i
03
>
^JS
Cjj oîj
To charge
evil).
a. 0.
(looks; upon.
with. To cast ^j To throw a. o. into
(an
Twang.
cij-'^j *L'>
Resounding cloud.
the looks
To turn
Ji ij a ^j
^
-H-
To speak conjeeturally. May God smite him on

his
v_îjlj
Jj
oC3
aS>_
jji
towards.
hand
To have
a heavy (deportment).
^\'J\
To
give help to a.
o.
(God).
trjSJl
Hare, rabbit. Shorttailed rat.
^'J\
To shot
(an ar-
jtj o*
* ~
Ornament.
i'j'J\
She-hare. Tip of the nose. Ci/noglo$sum, hound's ton-
To exceed
row) with a bow. (a number).

a. o.
^/3b
^J^VI o\i^
gue {plant). Furred with hare-hair (gaiment).

Full of rabbits,
To shoot with
s^J/y'
To make a shoo-
ting-match with To throw, to cast
a. 0.
a. th.
^^ ^
_u!l
kJJ>ij\-4 jj>^* v^l>*
hares (land).
Short-tailed field-rat.
Indian-nut. ('^ iaJO Smooth date.
)
To cast off. To throw a.

To
J']\ ^>
0.
down
tr-S^'
d^ ^
ip
from a horse.
r-ilJj
,
practice usury.
To exceed
in abuse.
I
Madagascar.
li
To hum (man). To cause a. o. to

reel (wine).
TJ'j
roj
ft'
To expel a. 0. (country). ^ J^'Jj J'j\ To be slack (affair). To heap J\'J; up (clouds). To shoot o. a. To come to (success or faiJi
lure
:
To To
faint, to fall in
a swoon,
jlit rCij
affaii").
reel (drunkard).
^-iij'j
n^y
^ To
sile).
fall
down
at the feet
of.
'\::^,'j\
ip
Vertigo, giddiness.
Reeling. Best aloes-wood.
^3 To
;J^
*fvj^
-ii-
be flung, thrown (mis-
jSjK
Prow
of a ship.
To be languid. dîj o kjj To subdue a. o. To render s -ruj languid. .^ To drench a. o. (rain). ^f To be drenched by rain ûj)
He went ofl" hunting. -^ To fall at the feet

Excess. Usury.
uV.î
of.
Sound of stones thrown.
He
To
cleave to.
A
aO-ijOj1j i jCjl -^
^'j^'j
Sweet bay. Myrtle. Aloeswood.
excels him. throw, a shot. A bad shooter j.13 Jji ^X^'j ISj may hit the point {said o/" unexpected
__
The Albanians.
Plane for wood.
success).
To
sing.
^jJ3 D
Madder, dyeing plant.
^Cj u^j
a
r^'j
Small cloud Cu3j ^'Jh dropping large drops. Game. -^ Cartridge. Tax.
'''^'J^
CC3
To be
altered (colour),
Sagittarius, {Zodical sign).
To wag
(horse).
the
head
against
iro.
flies
The Prophet Jeremiah.

Throwing-machine. Small arrow. Cloven
j,]î
To
play.
^
sC_3j
To move
(the head) to and
a ^j
foot.
To
be fresli (man).
To
shiue
,^Ji
Saâ j
(looming),
lirightaess of complexion.
Shouts of players. Share of food. Well-being. Meadow.
Xi>jji
To walk quickly. To drop the ears

camel).
^j1
(jaded
^j
-fr
VÎJV'j
To fear, to dread a. 0.5 CC* j^ OUajj To ba jaded (she-camel). <:â, J To ride a lean camel. To wear w-*'jl
long sleeves.
SalxT Balcliica^ wild willow. ^^J "-^j Border of a sleeve, of ^\jj ^ *iiO
the nose.
To withhold
ter.
(camels) from wa5
^
To be turbid (water). To render (water) turbid.
:
To
frighten, to
a. 0.
îln^\
^'Jj
fi>
t>'J
threaten
To become a monk.
oyAy ^j >^j Emaciated, jaded camel. j_^j Thin arrow-head. ^^j, -r ~

Sleeve of a gai'ment.
To dispel ( an evil God). To stop in (a place). To be involved in (an affair). To

confuse (the eyes
:
J-
sleep).
^^
x^j 4-j
oi-Aj
'^'^V*'
To
flap the
wings
Fright, dread.
'Ci jj ^'j^ ^'jj Xl^j

;
dim
(sight).
dull
Religious order
liC^j
To be
(body).
(bird). To be jfj To be broken (wing). To be weak (mind).
monachism. Christian monk. Lion.

Nun.
Monastical.
Fearful.
v^'-^JJ
To look
intently.
^ wÔ
?r
*r*0
To wave (standard). To wave (a standard).

Turbid (water). Brooding (hen). Barren ground.
jTji
fi>
Dreadful, appalling.
^j^[yj vi*J
'skS-^'jJ "si,W*
5-
^,jj j;'jj jJj
oUUij
Jl'î.'j
vr
'"^^j
S^.Ujj ojj^j
tt
Monk. o^SKj Awe, appalment.

Terrific things.
*5C>aj
>
oCaj oCaj
P>r*'j
Muddy
watei'.
-r
*^j
J^jj
jJ,-J;
To have a jerking
gait.
- j^j ^
jlij
v^'S^
Brightness, splendour. Wavy streacks (of a sword).
j;/j
To
unintelligibly.
Slime of a river. sing melodiously; to

trill.
J^j
'^(Jyjj Jy'_^j Jyy C. J j a vl'j "^

,
Unintelligible word.
Speaking
To
raise (the dust).
Toîjl
J-^ Jr*S^ To warble (bird). To r-Aj -^ To trill (man).

to
ring (bow
VJ
J.'
perfume a house.
rain (sky).
To be about
Trilling voice
v_^^j
'
Ji
ringing sound.
T-^JJ :!tAj
Dust. Waterless cloud.

Riot.
Melodious song.^tresses.
_J'j
Recitative,
Jl^j
hymn.
J J'Jj
at.
a. th.
,
**^,'J
(-/jj
Arsenic.
To gaze
_,iol !tAj
\^'j o O'j
Realgar, red orpiment.

Orpiraent, king's yellow
with delight
'.p
Gentle walk of a horse.:
To pound a. th. To make a gross

Delicacy of
life.
iîj a jl3 blunder. juj
To To To
overlook, to neglect
sing.
'*i'-^'.J'-^
:
delight
to cheer a. o.
s j'J^j
(beauty).
SÛJ
*/i_^ j
To equal
blandish
a. 0. in
a. 0.
beauty.
To
J\'j
Kindness, gentleness,
Soft, delicate. ^*'j > -i^j Unsteady, wavering. i'^'S" To be slow. To be restricted, o^j -STo turn round in (walking). j
Attractive beauty.
Cj
'C j
Sound. Delight.
Looking with
i.
delight.
;
y'^j
fit
-^'j
To keep open house

e.
a'jk'j
oj
To
scoff at, to bully, jp
Joa^j
Ci^'Ji
to be very hospitable.
A)
To remain on horseback. To
remaia
in doors.
-J^+j
Jaf;
La j
i
Fool.
Coward.
rr
cj'j^j^j o'-^'jj o'-^j

ii-i^'j
OiUfcj
C)J->^jJ ''>^JJ XJJAjj
To
assemble.
o.'s people.
jl
Kindred,
Party
ia^\'J\j
(
of men less than ten.
Enemy.
With
We
a number) Person, individual. are all j'j^ ifîijij
Lark of Mecca. To stir, to Cl'jA^j G*^ ^ J*J "^ move about. To stir on behalf of. J _0j\ To tread upon the A Caj a ^âj
( -ft-
^j
ground).
'o"''
collected.
Leathern flaps used as JaUji. ?- lij drawers. Moler 'VJaAljj 'Uaijj *L*j
To be jolted, shaken, stirred. ,j-S To be flooded (valley). To ^j\ press together (men). To heap up
(locusts).
Ûj
hole.
Furnit'ire of a house.
^"^j.
-ft-
To become bountiful J^'y J^j (man). To yield much milk (she-ft-
To thin (a sword). * Ciij a Ji* j To be thin (sword). Ci*jj *sC j o wiA To whet (a blade). To thin. * wiAjl To extem[)orise (a speech). yj Thin. Whetted (swoi'd). jk.Jfi wVt j
Slender (horse).
camel).
To be
loosened (bow).
(
shudder
(hoofs).
To J-^'jX To knock together To be in civil war (tribe).
man
).
To
thrust (the spear) obliquely,
.Jiij^
Bountifulness. Share.
"Ci^jk^jj *i.Aj
To be foolish. To lie. To be mischievons,

hasten.
Caij a
j* j
-ft-
ungodly.
To
near ; to overtake a. o. i jijlj & jij charge a. o. with evil. near puberty (youth). jaI j oppress a. o. jaJI '^'^s^ To exact a painful duty from, i^li 5 To prevent a. o. by hurry o' from (performing prayer). To delay prayer to the ;5UsJl ^]\
To To To To
Shock of the hoofs. Weak j-i^j (man). Lean-backed (she-camel). Thin (spear-head). Fine dust. Two veins in the foi'efeet of ollÔl
beasts.
2(
Veins of ( un. iLjbVjj jjt\'j ) âIj j the palm of the hand, of the forefeet.
2*
last minute.
Malice. Tyrannical muad. Imputation.
jij
jii'j
To hurry a. 0. ^ i Ca*j a ^'j To urge (a debtor). To squeeze a. th. To blame a. 0. To urge (a debtor). s âI jj To be hurt in theCajij a ,j<x*jj ,yii*j
fi^
-ft-
sole (horse).
Fast run. About one hundred.

Saffron.
To
set the first
range (of sto-^ u^*J
jri*
Ji^'jj J'i'j, oliiij
nes) in a wall.
To
:
fasten a. th.
To prosper
a. 0. (God).
To
"i
^jaj\
Overtaken (by a
foe).
Reduced
jiÂ
hurt (a horse
stones).
to extremity. Light-minded. Resorted by ^'Jf> guests. Suspected of evil. Wicked.
First range of stones in a wall.
^_^j
"LaJij
^yli j
Generous.
To pound
a. th.
Cfeuij
a dli j
-ft-
Bricks of mud. Hurt in the sole of horses. Setting the first row of stones. Wounded on the
^^^j
u^'j
ij^^M'j
between two stones. To remain in (a place). To have a sluggish gait. Good work.
sole (horse).
^j
<^'A
Hurting the sole (stones.) Strong rocks.
dU j
fe.Aj
.
Rank.
Office.
tf>
ii**,?
ijL'jj
,
Weakness.
To take
Cki^ a
iJ^'j
-ft-
Weak
she-camel.
i^tj>'j
large (mouthfuls).
To
glut a. th.
r Events happen
^jj
ViBjO. "Cji'j'f
(YAY)
jy^\
U*->
quiver.
;
Worthless man, cipher.
in their fixed time.
To
To To
Marine chart. jjtiCÎ ji ^Cx* j P To walk gently. To fall \'ykj o C* j -{{ cahn (sea). To expand the wings.
flabby
be to be swollen
0. (sleep).
;
To
-îeS'ji "iiej^j
j a
J* j
-tt-
(flesh).
relax a.
5j*jbj*j
j^7
Jaj^
Ja'j
be flabby
swollen (horse).
To part (the legs). To act gently towards. jp To approach towards. To
t^jj
^'J\i
Thin cloud. Soft, weak,
lax.
To
drizzle continuously
^j1 ^j
agree with. To come to a broad place. To feed on cranes.
(sky).
Drizzle
fine
and
Ûj,j âj ^
*i-*j,
lasting rain.
To reconcile with. To mix together. To prepare

a porridge. 'Gbj^ Crane (bird). Crowd of >*-> men. Depressed or elevated ground, %^'ji He has done it easily. \^'j ilis Porridge of pounded wheat and ;!* j
milk.
Orfa, ancient
Emaciated ewe. j^j^'jj -^^ j Harmless birds. Large number. Ûj
More
fruitful (land).
:
âJ^
Poultice plaster
un-
^^0'
rr
j^'S"
guent.
Populine, (unguent).
^'Jii\
^'ji
>>*!r*
town of Emesa.
Easy
Bee.
(life).
Continuous hos*-Alj
Watered by a fine rain. To last, to continue. C^j To be settled in a place. To be emaciated. To A 5 ^'Jj Ji;p A J * 5
,
^^ j
Cy* j
olfe^JLi
Cjb J a
pitality.
pledge
a. th.
with.To promise
a. th. to.
> To
To
mortgage property.
Amble. Ambler (horse). To amble (horse).

Fleet (horse).
^1^.
lay a
wager. To To weaken a.
in advance.
jc 5 OCftj, j *;A)^;i ^ySlj race with a. o. for.

o.
To pay
a. o.
^]\
To be weak. To ba remiss. To di'oop (load). To issue tears(eye). To shake. To waver. \^'j To totter (in walk). To threaten j with (rain cloud). To waver (in). ~ *bJ "^ To ponj j^^j '"î.'S'
:
To ask a high price for goods. J To pay, to give a. th. in advance. To secure sustenance to Jit(a guest).
V'ii
*'j'->
To
give a. o. as hostage.
j'<Si\
^j ?
der over (an answer). Mature examination.

Reflection.
He deposited the
<ij'ji
*~:.j,j
c^*"
ij^'A
corpse in the grave.
'^'A
The
letterj.
Foam
of the sea.
A'j
Kind of acacia-tree. To be churned (i.j'jji

(milk).
Cjjj o
k_jl
j -^
To lay a wager together. î\'j, To receive a. th. as a pledge, a J'^'j\ To be bound, obliged to. ^j ^^jf To ask a. th. as a pledge. * o*'-^l
Pledge,Âj^ CnA jj 0>AJJ oUj,
earnest. .^ Mortgage.
?r
To be perplexed; crack-brained (man). To lie. To feel drowsy

from satiety or
sleep.
0*
âj^
iJl
Manager
I
of cattle.
it
4j
^JC
He is about to be slain. io ^S'j To be jaded (beast). kjj'j To churn, to curdle (milk).* v'V'j ~
Quantity, amount. Curd.
s_jO
guarantee
to thee.
"^c^^j) c^'j Z)i
Steady. Lasting.
(food).
Ready
zLkl j
^ Î'j
Lean.
-{
Strong, fast.
oUj, Jli. '^'j
,J/j
dlllt <J/j'^j
Thou
from
art clear
guilt.
^j^"^
Race-horses for betting. Pledged. Engaged. o>*S^->
o^lr'J
Pawn, pledge.
cr,VA
Si;*!)
YAA)
Rennet
for milk.
To
give rest to a.
o.
To
i ^\'j\j ^j'j
Apa-
o.JJJ O.J J
bring back (cattle) in the evening.
thy. Livelihood.
Want. Easy life. Part of the 5 ^j j To visit a. o. in the evening. n/j night. Piece of meat. Mespilus AroTo fan a. o. nia, medlar-tree. Fertile land. To cheer a. o. To perfume (a poJ.jj ^ -y'j'j '^'^'/jJ ,^'fj made). -^ To spoil; to squander a.'th. Confused, drowsy. To procure abortion. ^ To leak (vessel). To miscarry ^j j Chui'ning- vessel. o.j'y' "^j îj" To dung (horse). (woman). CJ jj o oO ^ To subside (building). rwj "^ Dung of cj\j]\ ^ {un. Tj'/j) cj'jj hoofed beasts. To allay to quiet a. o. j 5 5^J j -^ Siftings of wheat. Tip of the To alternate (two works). v/j oy. ^Ji j nose. Beak of an eagle. To i'est on (each foot) in turn. To
fi>
:
reclir.e
on (each side)
in turn.
Anus
of a horse.
<Liyyj cj\j
To have currencyvVlJjj ii>jj o 5-' J "* To stink (water, meat). <îj\j t^'jS To be exposed to the wind. iilj(^ ^\'j\ (coin). To sell readily (goods). To be unsteady (wind). To be speedy. To To tak^ breath. To die. To take rest. To alight (rider). be ready (food). To pay (a debt) to a. o. u a To circulate (money). To sell a ^jj (goods) readily, To huri'y a. th. To scent (man game). 5 ^j]\j To gi'ow up (plant). To beco- ^Yj To hurry a. th. _ij A me leafy (ti'ee). To contract a smell. ^ To hurry to be speedy. ^j j < To get the start of a. o. To act, to depart La the evening. To go in the evening to a. 0. 's. 5 To turti around a watering^j'j, To fan o.'s self. ^ trough( camel). To do a. th. alternaCurrent (money). Saleable ^j^/Jj ^jiJlj ry yJ yi^J
:
-if-
tively.
(goods).
;
To To
To To To
be brisk
cheerful
<kTo
X>j\
To
go, to act in the
li-lj
-if-
j o
Ô
of.
"^
take rest.
deliver a. 0. in his
evening.
^
To go away,
To be
lost.
mercy
(God).
To be about, to on the He is near death.

in
point
take, to find rest.

rest upon a. o.
To go
Ju
revive
f>j n
jj* J Jl^j ^
to.
0>ij -r^'j ^\jjj (>yj fi>

1
the evening
scent a.
0.
To
^jjl^[
^\'j
(a tree).
Wine.
Joy, cheerfulness.
To smell a. th. GJ j To be windy (day). To be G-j j a ^1 j ventilated (house). To become leafy

(tree).
Windy
Palm
day, night. '^îO ''^ J r'j
yA
Xij
Rest, quiet, ease.
of the band. ^\'jj cj^\j ?r <0 Wife. Even, fruitful land. Court. Fold of a garment.
To blow upon a. To feel the wind

become a
o.
(wind).
fi>
(tree).
To
'îfj
stallion (horse).
<
Racket.
;::p|
-^ Privy.
^^
Lnonlis leontopef'dum,
lion's leaf {plant).
a^Vt ^Î'j
To be brisk, ready to. To do a benefit readily. To receive (a favour)

from.
^j'jJJ 5iCj),j *>.\'jj To rejoice at a. th.
J *lj
iJj^îUJ,
^y.
^)'J\j
Breath of
Soul.
life.
^\j'J\
Inspiration.
(?. andf.) ^jj Ghost. -^ Spirit,
(>\'jj
^\yj
%6'_^j
essence. Oneself.
^
-(>
Charge of a gun. Forbearing, long-minded.^_,^ll Jj^ The Holy Ghost. ^'aSlI ^~yj\
To be windward
(place). To be -riij^ overtaken by the wind. To be large, wide. b-jj a ^^j/j
J J
3^j
Bountifnlness. Cheerfulness.
(^-^
*-Jcij1
7?
Jesus (for Moslems)."
il
^j J
Starting-place
Stable
;
place of return, ^v^ji Îj^
The Angel
Gabriel.
cn^Vl ^jjjij ^j^JI
station for cattle.

(day); aired.
Windy
^_^j ^/j,
^yj>
-^
^ He
The
God, the Supreme Spirit. ^JitVi ^jj\ feigned to be so. ixf iij'j ji^
devils.
i:ijb3lj ûii)>
Perfumed ointment.
Fifth horse iu a race.
î
ûyvi
'j,
Spiritual, incoi--
o^ Cvj j ^
feet.
U/j
ul6*/
At
rest. ^ljj>i
*->y*
poreal (being).
Windward. Desert.
r-JL-^y* 9r
Resting-place. Grave. Privy.
To ask a. th. ^ uQj, j iS/j o i) j To seai'ch for food, fodder. To go to and fro in a pasture. iSi'j j To be restless, sleepless.. i'iCj il j To go round about the Clij j j lij jj
neighbour.s, to blow gently (wind).
yXj^ Width
Agreeable place. between the

Justice.
*J,^j j
^j'j
^'/j
Rest. Breeze. Joy. Victoiy.
Mercy.
Fine, cheering
V/j
iUj
Wj
jÂ-
day, night.
Ostrich. Shallow vessel.
U.J j
Evening
afternoon.
îj j
To send
(a scout) for fodder.
i ij'j
Rest, quiet.
CiJjj *Ûjj
<^
To To To To
to
Jfrj <-.iJ
s ^^^JJ,J eijilr*
ijlj
entice a. o. to sin.
will.
Wind
^
J^
\hi,h
il 'J
To
desire a. th.
breath. Victoi'y. !;iOb Strength. Mercy. Smell-scent.

:
entice a. o. to.
act,
iluj'jj \':>j^^j
^'^^jj{^j'J
Weather-cock. Whitlow.
-t^j
yS"^
walk gently.
desii'e, to
To To
exact
a. th.
iCJI.
x^'jh\ ^jj Flatulency. Rheumatism.x^jfc, j -^jrvj Smell. Wind. ;ijj

plant,
obey.
To
pastui-e (cattle).
i\'.^{
Any aromatic
Sweet
oiC j
^ oUJj
uUJj uUJj
Scout for cyj^Xjj iijjj Silj ?r -*j'l fodder. Handle of a hand-mill. Spy. Forerunner. Homeless man.
basil. Livelihood.
Offspring.
Clinopocliuin, basil-weed.
^^
Ociinum
basili-
dU^JIj ^^Vii;!'
Going about
[
Siljjj Soj'ljj sil jj
il
Ci<m, basil-royal.
the neighbours (woman). Gentle wind. i\fjj ^/j
Origanum maru^ mar-
^^^1 oUi^
Ja^Vl o&eJ^"
^^^
Go
gently.
_
iJl^dJjj la/ j'j
Grant me a delay, ^y^jjfjj ^j./j'j

thou, ye.
joram. Kind of wormwood. Cissus rotandifolia

wild grape.
Myrtle-tree.
oCi,i obtJj
jy^\ oUJ'^
Will, free will.
z'^\j[
sti.:-
Decree of the Sultan. Axle of a pulley. Ivory
Silji
Lamms
^j r,^ ^ ij^ needle for collyrium. Iron of the bit.
camphora. camphor-tree.
j^\^\
oWj
C7/ri/5rtn</ieOTU>?2,corn-marigoid.:Ûi^
Willed. Intention. iiyi Pasture ground for camels.i|Jtl>Jj il^^
Good woman.
Cooled, pleasant (day).
^^^^jj
9-Jj
Windward
<
place.
^
jjyl
-^
Henceforth.
^w'jj >>;" o^
river.
Candidate, novice. Devotee.
Beyond the
China rhubarb. '^.^^ Jji'jj Jjj P Yellow ^\jji\ -<^j'-jul>' Jj rhubarb. ^ Rhaponticine. _î -^jjO Sect of Metempsychosists. :^jij\^\ To go to and fro. I'jj j o ifj -
I
He possesses no
flock.
_^l ^^ û.i^'î oJ Ij Vj *i; C i1 C>

rv}jj
-^
Smell. Evening rain or

mist.
*^,\j
To weigh (a coin). Sj A To test a. o. To ask, to
Ijj'j o jlj -desire a. th.
Spacious (place), ^/j ^ '^'jj Part-legged. Shallow (bowl). Joy. Mercy. Generous. Brisk.
j,
^jjl
^-^j's
Jl^^-iJ^
TV
To improve (a farm). To ponder over (a scheme).
Mastei'-mason.
s
f>
Newlj- broken and
m.f.) jaYj
cA"'
untrained (colt). Pool in a low cA^Vj'j and hard ground.
jjj
Jî}j-
jO
^r
jO
P
Watching
i
of masons.
sjGj^
To
repair
o CW jj
^'jj
il
j -^
to a
summit (wild
beast).
,
\
To be afraid of. ^ fojj (sj j o 9I j ^ (iijj o To return (thing). j i p/ji To fi'ighten a. 0. To surprise, to please (beauty). ju)l j To be firm in the hand.
i
Weight, amount. Mural aperture dormer. Annual book, almanac.

,
oyyi
j'S'
oj/j
"C-Si'jij
p.1
Thirst-quenching beverage.
ii^l
l^. 9.1'^
'*j>i
To have a proud gait, uj'j w-'j * To eat much. To wash away a. th. (torrent). A *j-i ^rj j Wicked man. To eat much. To eat little.C;.} j o j-\.i -Si To weaken a. 0. (illness).
Haii-y
To b.-^ pleasing, sagacious, ^fj a ^j/j To chide sheep. ^'î 5^3 j' ^Cjlj f.jji To be frightened at. To be glad, prone to do good. J f.tj{ Fear, fright. War. p.j j
on the ears
J-j'/jj J'^'j
(camel).
Weak.
Heart, mind.
f.j'j
^.j'j
Surprising beauty, courage.<tj jj Spirited (man). Startled il^JI

heart.
plj'j
To bi'eak, to train (a colt). A *-3kj, ~ To bore (a pearl). To resort to a garden. J^j'j To train o.'s body or mind. lliJ jaj'j To turn (a land) into a garden. * To blandish a. o. To render ^j s j='j\'j
(a land) verdant (God).
Surprising by pjjj o^lj ,r ;^,b beauty, courage. Elegant (word).
F. Admirable or
terrible thing.
In bi-oad light.
^.j'jj
^'Afj
:UJ( j
jlîib ^/-^' *^'->
'J
To To To To
First white hair.
w-pJI
jiij'/i
liJ.l
jl jl quench o.'s thirst. 5 quench the thirst of. abound in gardens ( place). j93jb ~ stagnate in (a valley, j>\'J\Z.\i water). in a pool
:
Excitiog admiration.
pj'jj
^ 'tjj ^ wjl
^î
^j'jj^
j.lj
-JJ-
Frightful, terrible.
Terror-stricken. Perspicacious,
To
slant, to
dodge
Ciij
jj (pj j
To vie, to contend. J^'S^J To make a spiritual retreat. j4 J "^ () To improve in health (sick man). To train o.'s self. To be trained to be broken J^t'j^
;
(thief, fox).
to poetry.
To deviate fi'ora the road. îj^\ js- To incline stealthily towards. Jl^ To rush on a. o. with (blows). t_j Jc
To put grease in (food). ^.j'j To delude a. 0. To attack a. 0.5 f.j\'j To allure a. 0. to. J^ To sc.}k, to desii'e a. th. * ^cj\j f.\'J\ To wallow (beast). They struggled together.
fi>
2$
To become spacious (place). To be cheerful (soul).

Verdant garden, meadow.
J^KA^K,
jaj j
oL^j^j Jp\j,i cXis'iJi J^'jj ?r '^'jJ Wateiy meadow. Luxuriant garden. Water in the bottom of a pool. Half
a skin of water. Bodily exercise. Practice of <-is\ij good works and prayer. < Magical
performance. Good health. Retreat,
mission.
Deviating (road). fj\'j Shift, stratagem, slyness. aSJjjj 9IJ j Slant, sly. Fox. ^)j j Wrestling-place. *^\>.J,J *ÎJ
Exact
science
;
cjt^\ij^ j^,i 1j>U^' >?" mathematics, music.

ir
Abundance of harvest.
j,G Cjj
j
-JJ-
Trainer
of colts.
o>iaJJ jj JC!>J *^l'j
J^Sj
To be
still,
motionless.
î j
P' To
wait, to tarry.
To make a. o. to desii-e a. th. A ffj ^j '^j\'j To plan various schemes. To ridicule a. o. oâI; /i'y
'
X/il
^5j
To To To
be
cleai* (wine).
CSj j o JIJ
5
-ft-
excite
wonder
in.
excel, to be superior to.
Pond. Place in the desert.
Lobe of tlie ear. Greeks of Byzantium. The Greek church.
j'iji
Îjjl
îj ^ ^j j
Mediterranean aea.jaJvi yvll^j.y^l_^
To have long teeth. CSjj a Jj^j To clarify (wine). To sell ^ Jjj (goods) for some better. < To recovei' from illness, anger. jJ3 To overcharge a. 0. in (a sale). J il Night has spread its jljll Jjj
darkness.
Greek
Byzantine.
in Eui'ope,
"^/j
li{
j^'^.jj
a Christian. European.
To have
^_)
the gallery of
o.'s
Jjl3
Turkey
Ts
Roumelia.
Glue for sticking feathers.
^
house facing another. To pour (water, blood).
i*
jijl
i^/j
To
breakfist.
;
Rafter, beam.
(town).
VJ-^j t 4* J J
^^Jai'l *^j jj
Gallery
jS^^j Jj^j pavilion. Curtain.jijjl ^ jj
Rome
Sj'/j
Horn
ears.
Dfsire. Craving.
Death-rattle.
spear held between a horse's Life. Dauntless
Misfortune,
luck.
ill
Main part
day).
of a. th.
;
;cJ_j
Sound. Critical
quiet (night,
uCjjl
Broken, tamed To be rippled

(water).
man. Self-conceitedues.-i. Pure love. Pure water. Bloom of youth. Beginning of the night.Chief. Body of man. Fine horse. Planning and acting. He ran vehemently. He re- ijlj'jl iit mained at rest.
The eyes
issued
tears-ojiiJI Jlj'J
zX^\
:ajj
To
relate {a tradi-
xi\3j
Ji'j
tion). To twist (a rope). To carry water for a. o. itj J To fasten a. th. on (a camel). ^ To draw water for a. o. 5 To tigi ^^ J^'yj^j.^jj.j \.j,j^[j a iSj'j b3 well watered ( cattle, land). To
Great beauty. Handsome, the best of men.

Peristyle. Tent.
(w.
s. 'pl.)
'i^jj
Projection of the upper-teeth.
j/j
j/jj
~^jj\
J\jj
Jjjl j
Dooi'-curtain. Eyebrows.
Strainer. Wine-jar. Cup.
Bloom
of
life.
Best part
ji jj JJ j
r^
thrive (tree).
first pai't.
fit
To ask
a. o. to recite
i iSj'S^j iJj'j
Clear, limpid.
iJj'jj JJ'j
J'j'j
(a poem). -^
To show
a.
th. to.
Comely.
To reflect upon a. th. *\j'^ ^ J jjyj jj'j Breakfast. To quench the thirst of. 5 t]jj[ jj'J\ Horned. Having a j/j ^ '[V/j j, Jjjl To water (plants). projection of the upper-teeth. jj^S To satisfy o.'s thirst. To G) j 'S'}}' Porticoed (building). Clarified
bacome compact (Umb).
(wine).
To relate (a fact). To be twisted (rope). To be

strong (limb).
A
\S'yj\
Common
estate
estate of ilj^l JC a
*6jjj 'Uojj
bankrupts. Echo.
Abundant water. jjj P'ruitftilness, abundance jj -^ Rain, q Large leathern-bucket, xs'j Copious watering. Abundance. "xSj Sweet smell. Abundant water-.spring.
To To
slaver (cattle).
Jjj
Jj
a>
-fr
sinear (bread) with grease.
Superfluous tooth in hoi'ses.
j; ij
Jlj j
Slaver of horses.
To
desire a. th.
CI^>j ("'/j
j-^'j
eagerly.
TYY
--
^,j
{for yj
)
C-Slow-sighted.
pj^l
-iJljl'
Sort, species. Lung,
*'j
To be To
vile,
remiss.
To
i*^jj CUjjj Ge/j i ^1 j have parted legs.
King
(at cards).
-^j^ Is
Sea-blubber, jelly-fish.
îji
;jj
exhaust, to
weaken
a. o.
^^j
-ft-
Abundant (water). Cloud dropping large drops.
jj j
drink.
Ridge of a
nioimtain.
iC jlj a^'j
o/'j
Copious
Rhyme-letter
'jj J,'ji
in (verses).
To become big ^
SJ.'jJiX
and fat. To render (the mai'row) thin

(God, fatigue).
Drivel of a child.
Soft, fluid
Need. Reflection. Remainder of a debt.

^
/b ji jl
Play, di'ama. Novel.

for binding a load.
J/j
jl'jj JLj,i
i
Rope
(marrow).
Sweet water.
Brightness of the face.
Relater, narrator, ojj^'jj
\j'j
To Malk
proudly. CCJ'jj CJ j
of.
Îj
to .sweep.
To
To
take hold
To
ovei-come
j'j
Groom.
Narrator, reciter. Oi/j ?- *i^'j Beast, .skin for carrying water. Copiously watered, -tjj ^ C j ^ oO'j Green, soft branch. Fleshy.
a. o.
collect furniture.
flocks.
To maintain
To
(a
finend\
a. o.
ai
To do
good, to help
feather (an
Female
antelope
:
^'jj\j jj\'J\
-J J,'
A}
'ljJ^
arrow).
To grow feathers (bird). jXj To restore o.'s ^'j ^^ ^cjl_, jS)

business.
mountain-goat. To plant (a banner), fit S_'J\ cij -J^ Banner. Iron-collar j\'jj oCl j SjO
,-
for slaves.
Comely aspect.
jj
iji'Jlj
,
Feather. Plenty, jS/}i
^b j^ ^ j^^ To
disturb
a. o.
CS'j
otj
-55-
means
of
life.
(thought).
cion to.
To cause
doubt, su.spi-
Splendid garment.
tAkJlJ J-i-i, Tuft of feathers, egret. *ijj. Lancet. Writing-pen. Small stone.
Thick hair en the ears. jSij Leafy {plant). ^pj ^j j Kind of A6?-o/ant<w, soujii^l ola thern wood. Feathered (arrow). Agent in j^j'j
bribery.
To be suspicious (man). ^\'J'\ To doubt, to fear about. o ^^'j To suspect a. o. ^ U(J\^\i UCiS\i
of
(evil). -ij-To
be sceptical in (belief).
To doubt about a. th. ^^ ^cji^ To waver to have suspicion. sJ\'jLi.\ Doubt. Suspicion. Want. Vicis- ^j'j
;
situde. -^ Scepticism.
Hairy on the j,^_j^ ^ .\lSj j, ^j1 ears, cheeks (man). Feathered (arrow). jA'j^J J-ly'
Cloth of JOj J Ja/ J ^ iLjj one web. Thin covering.
Anxiety suspicion charge.

;
^j
t^_x
Suspicious, perplexing
(affair)
^V->
,
v'i
JaiJ -
To be slow
i
to
z^l J>i
Ui/ J
til
J -^
To
^^jj 'iQj^j ^yiJ) î'j jiO "W" increase. To thrive (plant). To move about (looming), ^'^j , To fear a. o. or a. th. To come back from. To turn back towards. Jl To assemble (tribe). To be plen
tiful,
be late. To be tired.
To soften a. th. To delay a. o. To find a. th. to be

As long as
while Slow, late (news).
;
Alate.
Delay, space of time.

;
until
delicious (food).
He made his mouth to water. On fasting

;
iiJjl, 'Jai-J li>^*l
Tvr ) ^ To multiply
jt.
Ji.^
(flocks, crops).
To
f,\'J\
possess cereals.
jj j jpj
ji^l
before breakfast.
To flow To be
dant
(water).
late.
To
To meet (people), ff^ stop. To be redun(oil).
^
^
To restrain angei'. ii j îijlj îJ To take breath. To have a respite. To breakfast. Ji'J^ ^r-^
jj\j
in
a dish
To be peri'lexed. To bestow a. th.
plln-llj
abundantly.
part.
e'jj
Pure, clear. Destitute. Fasting'
Abundance of vegetation,
Redundance. Choice
o^^'j)
hj
(man). Bj-eakfast.
Moving
Gaping at everything.
ji3'
j53
-^j
i
of the mirage. Fear. Brightness of
To
slavev (child).
"Î'j
JO
Slaver.
^ Silver coin of
sL'j <>j
JC j,
>^V0 j^
^ JOj^
"^
the day. > Revenue of land. Elevated hill. Pigeon^,0 j^ ^ ^j_ mountain-road. tower. Winding
Cell of a Christian. Crowd. Rising ground.
about 3 sh. 6 de. Turkish crown (coin). t^Ju^ '-'Uj, Silver coin with a wreath. oU _^
li^j^
<
Excellent (horse).
f^\j
^J^'J)
Spanish O'own (coin). ;ja> j'> -^ To droop (load). u-ij i -^'j "^ To depart from (a placel.^pj ^*jfi> He has not ceased doing. jii3 >I3 V*
Register for lands.

Fruitful
soil.
^Jj a
<m_>^
J'j'
Fertilising rain.
He was forsaken. To begin to heal

(wound).
^
C'Uj^j
^j
'
To To be greasy
Dust, earth.
f,' ^.ij put grease in (food)./b ^'3
J^
-ft-
(dish).
j^'y *)
^j
v0
^0
^^
j.
Dusty.
._)
^
,
jlj>
, i
To stop in (a place). To exceed a. o. or a.

End
Step.
of the
th.
it
^j To '-ii[yi ^Qji ^jlj '^'j ^0 "^ come, to pasture in a fertile country.

^'3
Redundance. Hillock. Grave.

day.
White
of time.
antelope.
To be near to To be fertile
(land).
suspicion.
*!^, juVj
, '~<i\'j\
CsO jl wij jlj
o'j^
Long space
Bone of a
slaughtered beast.
a Exaggeration.
Mai'y.
Cultivated, fertile land.
oG jl ^ ^j.
of
life.
^^ H
Co 3
i
jîJ
j -^
s
Fluvial
region. Ampleness
Lower Egypt.
jyCS\
*^3
To feel (jualmish. Ojl jj To be dirty (gai'ment). To overcome a. 0. To

Wind
a. o. (passion).
ol
Sea-urchin.
Fruitful.
^j.
3
i
^ j jtj
*!
To
^3
To be involved in a scrape. To be forsaken. To experience loss in flocks.

Gaiter without Dirt. Rust.
"Wine.
sole.
<-iJ,
To To shine (mirage). To give up the ghost. Cj_ji3 >r*^; '^'3 * 5 j^'3 To give clear -wine to a. 0. * Jl3'l To pour forth (water). j^jJ To move about (mirage).
Falsehood. Glittering (of a
be rippled (pool). To be poured (water).
<jfj
J13 -ttquiver.
oUj
i
ji3
JIj-J
ir
To go and come. Ql'j To make a. o. to go and come,

To move about (mirage).
Going to and
fro (mii'age).
olj
-it-
sword). Water. Unseasoned bread.
s J^j
Beginning, best of
Saliva.
(
a. th.
J^3j
J'J
^/î
un. ii j_) jCjl
JiJ^
Strength.
rvi
)
r'-'
^
To To
frighten
a. o.
j*.
5
2(
force, to constrain a. o,
To walk To move
a. 0.
quickly (ostrich).
a. th.
'ijij
-jf-
To
frighten
^ 5
to.
To heal
(a wound).
A-
To tremble from
feai-.
To
YjCp
Violent or sudden death.
Eye. Honour. Powerful voice. Provisions. "Word. Wind. Gluttony. Want.
move about in walking. To ba moved. To drink long draughts. Cjj a ^(j ^
To bring
in (a water-
gt,
..j'bjij
skin) speedily.
(cloth).
Frightened.
Zizania. oOjj olj'b darnel-grass.
oljj,
J3 To be nappy, villous oO ^ Nap, villousness of

cloth.
jXj
-ft-
Ji'/jj j'j'jiJ'^j
To ba proud, self-conceited.C'O a To make a. o. heavy (surfeit),
J\j
-K-
To
overlay a. th. with quick-A jjlj
s j\j\
-S-
silver.
To be hairy. To near its setting

(sun).
Cjj a ZJj
Mercury, quicksilver.
Ojb ^? jj ~
jlj ^^
Qili
j./j
a
_,
^j^
Fickle man.
To
fill
a. o.
with
S Cjlj
cJ^'j --
To fill up (a water-skin). A Oj o To dry (figs, grapes). a '^'y^j ^/j To spume in speaking. To vÎjjj ^3 spume (ooi'ners of the mouth). To become dry (grapes). w4^ To be filled up (water-skin). Lijl No.se. Beard. ij% oC'jl ^ '^'j Celsia orobanche tinctoria î Zj'j
[
anger.
To sow
discord
^jj (V'O
a ^-b
*
-
between. To frighten
a. 0.
6)3^
lSl3j lilj
ib
Fright, fear.
[plant).
^jj^ ^3^ ^ j a J,jj., o i JVj -ftTo roar (lion). < To jV)_7j Jjb snort (stallion).
^
SJyj
'jO->
i'-^
Bone of
cuttle fish used as J^ Jl a medicine. Fistular sea-worm.

in
I.
Thicket. Garden. Dense herd

of camels.
Sjij
Down. Thick hair
man. Hairi-
^3
^\,/j
,^^_
'j
ness of the face in camels.
Huge deaf
Raisins
;
rat. Messengei'.
figs.
Roaring. Angry (man). To speak loudly and
J V;^ jjj
J\'j
(Ja^X ^ -^b "^

5 Cslj
dry
Foam
of the
mouth.Yenom
in the
mouth
of snakes.
much. To hurry
man).
a. 0.
a .Jb "^
ic
on the hand. Foam of the mouth. Two red spots above the eyes of snokes, dogs.
raisin. Ulcer
To despatch
(a
wounded
to a.
0.
îjl
To cause heaviness
(surfeit).
Wine made with

Seller of raisins.
raisins.
Haste. Quick death.
J'jj
Hairy.
Downy
(bird), '^'j
^.'j
J'
V3'i
certain devil.
Fruitful year.
To walk haughtily. Cifeb a ilb To die suddenly. C*)j a ^b To glut (food). To strike a. Sj with terror. To cause shivering
a. 0. (cold).
*
"^
fit
to
Great misfortune.
To be angry. To
Kind of
cat. Ship.
fly in
war
To
be terror-^bjo
Cb a J3j
<A'j
J'j
stricken.
'
TY
J.J (milk) in a
o.
Book. Psalms of David. j'j ^ j^'j Writing. Misfortune. Mire. j^'j Strong. Hariilsoiiie man. Mount Sina. Broad in the shoul- J'j ^ '\'j'j j>j'j\ der-blades. Mischievous. Writing-reed. j'yi Land inf.^sted by hornets, tj/ji j=j\ ^ Ornament with 9rj>. J ?r prj.'j,
To churn
skin.
l>Jj o jJj
-fr
To To
feed a.
with fresh butter,
e
i
give a part of proto.
j s IjJj
perty
To foam
mouth).
(sides of the
-^.yj
Aj
oJj
jj j1
gems or
figures. Gold.
Thin cloud.
To card To foam
(wool, cotton;.
(sea).
To be
intensely
Chrysolithe. ^liyjj xJ^'U
-i!/J
or yellow. 4> oj'!i Full moon. Scanty-haired. ol9_,iJ,
To .az. To dye (cloth) red
white. To blossom (lote-tree). To rage and threaten jjjij
J.']\
(man).
To cream
(milk).
To quack
(duck). CJs-j jj
Cla>
JaJj
-i^
best part of a. th.
To take the ^ jjjj To swallow a. th.

jjj
Mire, mud.
iJJ o
To
fulfil
(an oath).
To
be in a rage.
To be
^Ji
r>.j
Fresh butter.
Gift, present.
^
,
s^'jj
mj
jjj
ill-natured.
To
utter offensive words.

f^(j ;J33
Offensive in anger.
Scum
of
;
Short
vile.
water
-(/
a; J ^ Sjj'jj ill j1 ?- -M j dross of metals. -^ Pith,
Hurricane. Strong. Devil, îjj Sweet-smelling marnm.

lU-natui'ed. Coarse.
"*^.i"j
cream.
^j ^
COh J
Brownish liquor of the
_^|
^^
jj'j
Hairy on
cuttle-fish.
the face. Female crocodile. Rhinoceros.
To pluck out (the beard). To break

lock J.
CiJ'j
a. th.
jjj To open
o
i
^
(a
Earthen bowl, dish. CSiVjj Calendula officinalis {plant). Civet-cat. Fi-agrant perfume.
P.ij/lliuin (plant).
*ijJj
sJUj
iO'J
J':>^.'jj
^^j
ju ji
To confine. To straiten a. o. s To mix a. th. with. k_j * To glide in to (a house). To J jJjji

be ensnai'ed
in.
Instrument for churning. Foaming. Intense white. Having fresh butter.
jj\y.
^ oJV
jJfiy
To
copy, to
J'Jj
1^*
JCj
transcribe (a book).
j| 'j
Cornel's of a house.
To manure ( a a
tield).
^j
^j
ji'j
'*^ySj -
To throw To
stones at.
To
Qj
>tij
o j'j
repel (a beggar) roughly.
To
bear, to carry
a. th,
Mote, ant's load. Trifle. JQ jj JQ J, Manure, dung of cattle. Mouthful ; gobbet. Sweepings. Anything. ^ Sweeper, scavenger. Basket made of palm-leaves. j^'j
Basket.
j^\}'j
prohibit a. th. to ^p prevent from. To case (a well) with stones. To endure, to bear a. th.
;
jp
Dung-heap.
^jjj J^^G'J ^ jjx ^\y ^ HSyj ;i;y

fn
To
sell
(dates) on the
CJ'j [^'j
-H-
To become big (ram). s^tjj o y.'j To trim the vine. 'ji_^\ y,jj Ji/j To become stout in body (man). j,''j\ To be brave. To bristle up (hair beast). 'J\{j\ To prepare to do evil. To shudder. To come forth (hair, plant).
tf;
ti'ee.
To prevent her young from

^\jj
Strong. Stone. Understanding.
J'j
'^ JfJ,
sucking (she-camel). To knock, to push a. o.
Word.
\^'riting.
^
Book.
Shoulder-blade. Frag-
jy/j
To remove
(a tent)
from
Â
^'j\
J/jj
Jj ^
s^'j
(the road).
ment of
iron.
Mane
of lion. Anvil.
arched brows. Walking with widestreched legs (ostrich).
YY-\
T'^
To withdraw,
Hill at the
to retire apart.
^jj\
cr
Side. Curtain of a tent.

l^'y^
Short lance.
Ironed (spear-butt).
,
winding of a
valley.
iLlj
%.'y
To chide ^^ s ji-'ij\j \^j o Jfj -Waway (a dog). To cry out to a. o. To scare a bu'd away 'j^\ j>-'>'j\j ~
for
tJCj Angels of divine justice. Wont to kick j: Gj -^ j,C(j ^ oy'j (beast). -^ Simpleton. Dupe. Customer.
Sweet-heart. Desperate war. Neck. Haughtiness. Horns of a scorpion.
stars in Scorpio.
Rebellious genii. Policemen.
drawing auguries.
from.
To abstain, to refrain To be driven back,

chidden.
ji. \'y
^^'j i_/^
*j>j''J
j?^jo
9-
Ay\
j^j
Two
k_)^l
UG
'j
Large
fish
with
Jjj
ji-ji
soiaU scales.
Sale of dates on the tree.
*^0-*
,
Crow. I keep him aloof like a dog.
w-ifei3l
To start To bring
To be
Play.
(a pigeon),
forth.
%'j o Jfj -
;
To To
repel
oj
to spear a. o.
cheerful.
raise
'y^'j a J^'j
carry a. th. A J>'ij\j C'j b'j urge on (a beast), s J.'ijtj i^.'Jj draw (evil) upon a. o. ^ 5 Cj lay a snare for a. o. J dig (a pit-fall). S'j^j J.'j become proud to swell. S.\'fi Height unreached by water. S!j ^ xSj
To To To To To To
the voice. To play. Shouts. Pleasure. Raising jij of the voice. <> Vulgar song. Confused voices, shouts. oîUj tt *^J
Condition, state. Party
of people. Little quantity.
jij,
Pit-fall for
wild beasts.
'i}>.\'j\
Speed. Briskness. Kind

of walk. Evil.
^ U
jl
Momentous
event.
^j
Rustling (plant}. Noisy company. ja.j
To deck (a bride). 5ci3j,Cjj o 'Cj'j^ ^ To cast off, to throw away a. th. To be adorned (bride). cijj To run (ostrich). To b-j o Vj "^
hit a.
0.
Thundering
(cloud).
with the butt-end

at.
of a
Peg
of a water-skin.
Ring
JI3 'j -^ J?-,0 on the butt of a spear. Leader
spear.
To shoot arrows
To
strike
of an army.
Loud
(song).
Archers. H^'j Carrier-pigeons. Jb.j)lj J^-ljII j'^ Spear-head. Short spear. J? j^ Wooden arrow. J'^-j? To whisper. (^'j o ^'j -H^
with (the iron-foot of a spear). To be thin and arched îjlj &tf } a

,
(eyebrows).
To arch
(the eyebrows).
To
fit
^j
-^j1
level (a place).
To put an
spear).
iron-foot to (a
To urge (a To succeed
(business).
(taxes).
beast) gently.
ea.sily
tij-jj
To be
\j^jj \'yrj easily collected

(
Point of the elbow. XkfXj tW-j ^r ^'j Iron-foot of a spear arrow-head.

;
Tu.sh of a stallion.
Glass.
K-'ejJ 9r'i-J,j sr'^j
To be cuiTent
coin
).
To
I'Ji
cease to laugh.
Berries. Glass-vessels of the

i_,
Ûj
To be
satisfied with.
clove- tree.
Success of an affau\ -(i-j Small (gift) scanty gain. Slow. Ja-ji

;
Pellitory, wall-wort (p/.).î>j]l llAi*
Piece of glass; a glas.'-vessel

Glass-seller
;
if
ujj
i>J,J *'ej
Weak, feeble. To snatch a. th. from.^ A

To To
di*aw
a. th.
jf'j-^
b-j o ;^j
ij
fi>
a lamp.
-W-
^^Vi
back quickly,
push
a. 0.
Manufacturer of glass. Having fine and ;,j ^ Ûj
Û3
j. ^-3^
YYY
-W-
>3
-tt-
10
slip
down (man).
To
roll a. th. along.
To
ui\>j
To snatch a. th. from, î, yj^j To be lemoved. To retire aside. ^jljj

To
suffer
fill
(a vessel).
evil
God avert thy
from us! To speak volubly.
travail (woman).
^>Vfc^!l
from dysentery. To sigh in To moan.
- To
To give a. th. to. To be rolled, pushed along. To keep aloof, to retire. Cii-JjO
Sloping-place.
>-*^S>-'j -k
be hostile to a Dysentery. Sigh,
Jtio-fi
hard breathing.
Avaricious.
'J^*j\
*^>^j
To drag
Cu3j Cj>>JJ '^3 a o>3
"^
Small-footed insects.
îG-j
dx>j) ji^3
>i*U^j
"^
himself (child).
To
creep (reptile).
(camel).
To To
To
slide a. th. along.

slip out.
To drag
the feet
To
fall
To
glide.
^j>
Sliding-place. See-saw. xS}-^j3
*-'^j
short (arrow). D To dust (a house).
^\'j^ C^G-j, j CJ-j a î j a.o. (crowd). To put a. 0. in a strait press

5
,
c4r"
^3
To march To be
(
off
\ --iiijlj
).
^'S'i
towards (army).
tired (camel).
To approach (a number). Jfj * v^ > To compete with. To press together ^^jb m*^'3 (men). To dash (waves). To throng near (water), \t, î3j>.
Crowd, pressure, throng. J^ îj Elephant. Bull with a broken j^-yy horn. First Tui^kish chief who
fought the Arabs.
-<>
an intention (army).
tree
:
To fulfil To gather in
^Ji-'jS
a body
To jade
(a beast). wind).
To shake (a
To come up together
(fighters ).î.ij;
Army moving
siding.
on slowly, jîj ^ Sudden blaze soon suboca>jJI Ji

ifi^^j
^3
Competitor.
-t-
Dodder
(plant).
<^t^y>'j
iij!i>-j
^
-^
Reptiles, a Palm-branch for
To be
slow,
Î'Jj
ui3
^3
dusting.
dilatory.
Dragging her
feet (she-carael).
vJ> j^j
wi>/^ J>>i3
To remove a. 0. from. To drink, to do a. th.

reluctantly.
To be jaded
(beast).
dlijij fe*j^3 a
,
^^3
i_
"^
Of a short stature.
Intense heat. Caravan.
To burn with anger. To Gi.3 jump. To hurry on. To throw into an abyss. To
urge (a beast
^
)
^3
To To To To To
.stop in (a place).
approach
to.
withdraw from. remove a. 0. fi'om.

approach or separate
J>jjj,
"^ y>>J) a J>3 slip (land) ; to
vehemently.
pelt (rain). ^3
&->r'jj
(people).
To stoop (beast). To To glow (live coal).

-^
To withdraw
give
^3 ~
'
to be displaced.
< To
Anger.
Pelting rain.
xXj
way
(earth).
;
Spouse, wife.
'^yj "^ytJ
\'J-j
~ To
be jaded
slack (camel).
i
"^j
5
To run
high rage
\'J^'yj \jyijj (river). To boil
jlj
(kettle).
(battle).
To
stir
To (army). To
To remove a. th. To force a. o. into

place).
J>jb J> J
Jl.
(a
Jijl
grow (plant). To fill a. th. To adorn. To winnow. To fatten (cattle To cheer a. 0. To boast of.
* :
Keeping aloof from Saturn (planet).

Pellitoi'y,
affairs, 'i^'j jt
^'j
Jj
herbage).
5
wall-wort.
Narrow place.
Retired place.
J>5"
*-â4*-
Slippery stone.
J^J
Jiji
(TVA
To be garnished with buttons jj_^ (clothes). To button o/s clothes.
Button. Small bone
JJ
i ji-\'j
j/jjj jOjI -r jX of the heart. Socket of the thigh. Pivot. Edge of a sword. <> Bud of a
To overcome a. 0. in boasting, To swell (sea). To come up (tide). To overflow (river).

Noble. Happy. Bountiful.
>^jj
j^j
_^|3
jf'i
plant. Stud, tassel.
Swollen sea. Bountiful man. Tall, dense (plant).
'^jj^j
S^L'jl
Column of religion. ccJJi^ jj. Good tender of flocks, JlJI "Wound made by the teeth, by the s'Jj
Mark
edge of a sword. left by a bite.

lively.
To glory in. To embellish (speech) with lies. To complete To deck o.'s self.
Gold. Perfection of a
plants.
*
"*
* ^'^j
a. th.
<-*S*"J^
Sjj
Dog-fly. camel-fly.
SjQ
-tJtJ
^jj^j -r ^'J-'j work. Bombast, bathos. Hues of

Pi.
Ships.
Quick witted.
Water-flies.
yellovv-
"JCJJ
JLJ.J
-,
blossomed
blite.
dyeing
plant.
Purslain,
Channels of water. Allurements of the world. CJS)) 3j}>-j To be proud G-irJj Ciij a jt'j fr
:
Sticking on a wall (missile). Biting (ass).
to boast.
To
To
sing (starling).
stir about.
j>.j\jJ3
-^
To bud
SSSj
(flower).
To speak much. v.>l&*!l J >-it-'j To take a. th. from. ^~ cj" To attire herself (woman). ^'^
Proud, haughty. To thrust a. 0. back.
^yj
5
îXj
Starling
(bird).
jjXjj
tt
Jjj/ji j'j/j
Skilful
manager
of property. JC^ j/j'/j

'
To stink (meat). To carry away (a

Stinking.
^
(f-
Ca^j ^ j^'j J>-% ,iS'j a ^'j
load).
* jîjt
îjl^
Of the colour of a starling.

Quick-witted.
jjj jj
-^
'jjjjjj
j/j
Greek Patrician.
jjjjjj jOJj ejj,0j t jOJJ,

ii
Plectrum. Whip. Stirrup-
strap.
To
pen, to enclose
i'/j
<_
jj "^
(cattle) in.
<
To
confine a. o. in.
Stench of meat. Part, lot, shai*e.
To make an enclosure for (cattle). J To flow, to glide (water). Q jj a ^j'j To enter his lurking-place ^'fj\
(hunter).
The two shoulderblades.
He came with empty

hands.
j'jij1
To become
partly yellow (plant ).ij3j(^ Enclosure for ^jjj t- ^jXj ^Sj cattle. Hunter's booth. Entrance. Water-course. Enclosure. ^fx
Pillow.
To play with
nuts (child).
LJJ
0'J
lij
Rich
-J,
132 5- ~^.'Jji '4; J J
carpet.
Enclosure for cattle. vOJ, ^r viJ,j Hunter's booth. Lurking place of wild beasts. Dilution of gold.
'
To confer a benefit. j^^jl Hole for playing with nuts. l^j^ To button (a garment), a jj jJ -^ To heap up a. tb. To dust (furniture). To pluck (the hair). To twinkle (the eyes). -<> To press a. 0. To drive back. To bite a. 0. a To spear a. 0. with. o
1
Long and
lane.
strait
^_îj \jj
M'âter-coui'se.
'r-iJ-U'
Sewer. -(^ Spout. Pipe. High-heeled ojJJJj d^^yS'j leathern boots.
-r
J??JJ
To glisten (eyes). s'j^y-j -/j To ill-treat an adversary. f/j a j'j To b3 taught by experience (man). To bite a. 0. ^ 'j'j To put buttons to '/J\j /fj
\ fit>
>
(clothing).
Tiller.
Asperser.
oy'^'jjj
îjj f'Gj
H.'xX
To
burst with anger
to
A ^.JJ a
Soed-produce.
utter foul speech.
Sown Held. -^ Hamlet. f.j\'y ^ *frj> Sown (deld, wheat). ^j'^yj pj/y To leap. Cijj o jjj -STo approach towards.Jl^Cu jjj ^jj'j To amplify a j.SUrII J ^j3j
speech, to
lie.
Red perch spotted with To deceive a. o.

Vine. Vine-branch.
blue.
s
o^ jj
o jj
jj>^'jj
*
P
Wine.
To walk
hurry
slowly.
To
^j'j
>
o Ji'jj
Pure rain-water. Red dye. To bruise (a Umb). a (>'yj a ^jj * To be removed. G-'/j a ^j'j -aSmall sandy hill, ^j Oj ^ i^j'jjj ^j'Sj
iu walk.
To
sti-angle a. o.
fit
iSj^ o i'/j -
To To To
re-open
set aside.
^jJb
^'j'j
a ^j^j
with a rope.
(woimd).
clear
To increase a. th./b jjj away (a crowd). To

o.
To make To swal-
(a netwoi'k, mail).
i jijij 3jyj Wj'j a Jj/j low (a mouthful).

,
thrust a.
with a spear.
To near (the age) of. To advance. To buy a giraffe. ojji ~ To hurry in walk. tJ^' t? To penetrate, to pass througii. SjSi\ To pass away (wind). To go to a
To take an oath rashly. To look angrily at.

Coat of mail. <> Mail, ring, mesh. Zebra.
CrOl ^Xp
jc
i;-^ ij'j
jjj
^'Jj
Rope
for strangling
^'Jjli ^^J-J,
a camel.
pasturage.
j/'jJJ j'^'Jji Giraffe.
Maker
of mail. Strangler.
i\jj
\j'^'jj
UOj
t:
*-bjJ **Ojj *90j

;al3j
Liar.
Marten, kind of weasel. Throat, gullet. Flushed in the face.
^'Jji
ijjy
s
Party of men.
olaljj
*Ôjj *^0j
Swift (.she-camel). ol3>;j >jCjj ojjj To curl (the hair). * ^jj "^
Cui'l,
To To
strangle strangle
a. o. a. o.
îj'j -^
-ft-
To
ftj 5 yz^'/j
swallo\F (food).
hair-
cnjljj
?-
*^?jj, J
>^jj
Windpipe, air-passage.
,
X>iJ3
f.j'j
fi>
^
-ft-
ringlet.
Ring
of people.
i
To mute (bird). Gjj o Jjj * ^ To dart forth. To shoot (game) with a javelin. ^ To shift its (load camel). ^ J jjlj To ogle, iils. cJljjb CJjjIj cij,j to leer towards a, th. so as to show
:
To cast seeds. f.ji>'j\j UJJ a To sow ^(a field). To till (the

ground).
To cause (plants, children) to grow up (God). He rose from destitu- sjuX

tion to wealth.
it
^.jj
-uJ
i5
f,j/j
the white of the eyes.
To farm out a
,
field
to a.
0.
for
s ^'y'j
To be
blue,
gray
-Jjjb CSjJ a
J j,j
a share of the produce.
(eye). To become blind. To pierce through (arrow). 3'SS>\ To droop (saddle). To lay on the back. To recoil (man). To be blue, grayish. 'JOjb 'JSjI
To have crops. To grow (seeds). To be able to sow (men). To hasten to do mischief i^] Jl^
Seeds. Standing corn.
Offspring.
^^jj
rr
^3jl
^yji
p'jj
Blue colour. Blindness. *J jjj Jjj Whiteness in the legs of a hoi'se.
Seed.
Tijj
fit
Land
to be
"^'jjj *frjjj **jj, j
White sparrow-hawk, jij^ljj White hair on the forelock.

Blue, gray. Shining. Falcon.
,-
SJj
Jjjl
sown.
Tillage. Agriculture.
*s-\iX
jjj
:r
'6Jj
j.
Field watered by rain. Soft thing.û j 3
Gray, ash-coloured horse.
^'y}\
o\^
Seeds ; seed-produce. Sower. '^^hSji
vij j^
?-0j
fjjj
jjc3
TA-
)
lit
J'JJ
:
Purchase upou credit. Water-furrow, rivulet, j-jljj
!r
Jyjj
Desperate foe enemy.

Violent death.
blue-eyed
J3jl joe
The two beams a

Coat of mail.
of shaft.
ojj
i
J3j1 cj'y
beryl, pre- 3j'ji\
Pe
Aqua marina,
cious stone.
J^^
.Qjj 'Gjj
jj^^'
*iJ-lj'*-* *iOJ,j CG jjj C jj yjj -fr To upbraid je A l?jjjj i^jjb ,'0>j to blame a. o. for.
;
Sky. Wine.
Elephantiasis.
:i>iUJI
To
fall
short of; to neglect
4_, ^s'j'}'
PL
Blind men. Spears.
a. th.
Blades.
To contemn. To disparage a. o. ^ To undervalue, to 5 Jjln-llj <S'j^'X

scorn
at.
Crow, jay.
Dish of milk and Skiff, small boat.
Sect of heretics.
oil.
jj^^ Îj ^_'Jj

Cat.
*^jj
jy/j
Disp.irager, slanderer.
'Oli^J
jC
*-j,Ol ir '3,33^
Dispa"aged. Middle-sized (water- ;*jjj

skin).
Short spear, javelin,

Intensely blue \^\'/j
JijXj^
Jljj^
^ {m.
f.)
^'Jj
Contempt, scorn.
To buzz
(fly).
gray. Serpents.
Ôj
a. o.
o.
Indian tribe. -^ Gipsy,
To shake a. th. (wind 5j * Pj^J -^ To urge (camels). > To tickle a. o. To be shaken. pJ^j'
Violent
cSs-'y^ji ^bS^'ji
'^^'S'^'ji
To To
To
be naughty (child), fe^j a i)j, j -iisqueeze, to press 5 fe^J o iljj "^

harass, to tease a.
against
J^j
"^ '^
"^
9-'y-'j
Pressure, crowd.
*^jj
wind, gale. Shock, shake. Squadron pjjij

of horses.
rr
*^3^j
To make brocade. fi> jJ^'Sj Brocade, embroidered cloth. J^'jj
P
-
To
-tt-
stop,
/ft
^3jb ^jjj C33

,
^33
Storms. Adversities. ^JMJ To fill (a waterHj A C*j a ...ej To skin). To carry (a skin) full, upbraid a. o. To pour forth its water (skin), ^'j
-if-
to cut a. th. short.
To be stopped
(sale).
(tears, 'jAjj^jS^jj a vj3
dejection, speech).
To be annulled
fit
To swallow
a. th,
^jijl
^j_j
yjj\
-^
To be flooded ( ravine). To be overburdened *i;.>-j. w^^jb

in
Restless. Straitened (man).

v-.frj
Scanty. Avaricious.
Cat.
walk (camel).
To cut off a. th. * :-^jb ~ To croak (raven). C-tj a v-O To get angry. To be brisk. To eat or drink to excess. j To divide a. th. together. A -
Egyptian willow. Locust-tree, ^^/j

Fern. Saffron.
^y
^ Arsenic, white arsenic. 'V^j, Realgar, sandarac. '^,'jj^ J^\ Orpiment, yellow arsenic. jLa] "k^'jj
Aristolochia, birthwort.
jJjIjj
Allotment of property.
^j j
*^^jj *i^3
Floodiag (torrent). Good guide. Croaking of a raven. Humming of bees. Upbraiding.

<>-
Îj
^.^'j
^ Soi"b, service-fruit.
Azerole.
i-jîcj
v <-pyi
jni-'j
Short and
vile.
Î'j
h'-pj
To hoax,
to cheat a. o.
je
-^ -^
Zodoary {idant). ^^^jjj -V^JJ ^ Curcuma, kind of turmeric. To water (the earth) with ^'jj -Hfurrows. To set a shaft on (a well). ^ To spirt (water) into o.'s mouth. To buy upon credit. To draw Jj33^ water for hire.
Imposition, hoax.
^j
'Î'i^j'^.j -ns'j^
Humbug. Juggler.
shuffler.
To To
clothe a. th.
a
i_)
clothe o.'s self with.
Debt. Excess. Perfect beauty.
<233
C (^^ To I'eaoh bittor water by digging, j^j^ To fear by night. To harry jpjji (beast). To move forward (horse).
TAN
j,3
J>i*3
Coarse woollen smock.L->lij ^
Thyme.
.See
j^
o.
jj^j ^
Cry,
OlS^j Fearing by uight. Brisk yet

feai'ful.
call, yell.
w-
*2pj
To To
cry, to yell.
G^3 a r^'j -
disquiet a.
To
Aj
?i*3b
""
jtj
To snatch off a. th. To be disturbed. To be snatched. T-^'j)\

expel a. o.
Quick-walking (horse). jiij Bitter, salt (water). Scared away.jtj Bitterness of water. _-,-'. & i '. Chicken of the partridge.
Restlessness. Anxiety.
Restless, discjuieted
r-i*j^"lj "^^'j
woman.
,
'
^tj>
To be scarce
(hair).
jiijij J^pjij
i^tj a
^,3
*
-^
To
swindle.
^j
Plough. Quick (walk) Scared away. Delay, stay in a place, Xfctcj To be brisk. To prance >lp3 a Jtj without rider (horse). To be restless (sick person). -^ To be sorry, angi-y.
-ft-ti-
Malevolence, ill-nature, tj^'j -t^j SjtJ > Fur-tippet for females. J lij ^ SjCpj Scanty-haired. Ha- _^3 ?- **3^3 ^ ^^Ji
ving few plants

scoundrel.
soil
).
/^
Rascal,
Medlar,
^jii^ ^
j/J-'j
;
^j
jj'J.'j
Ill-
To discontent, to weary a. o. To render lively. <> To vex a To remove a. th. from (its
place).
jlj
-^
three-grained medlar
azarole.
natured (man). To bray (ass).
(Jas-'j
^j
s
-ft-
To
To
strangle
kill
a. o.
To be
brisk, sprightly.
Quick-killing (death).
s wipSjij
,
Jatlj
,
Ostrich. -^ Discontent, weariness. lUj

Lively.
._i*jij
Cicj
a op3 "^
Writhing from
-^
oÛjj
^y^^'j
a. o. on the spot.
hunger.
Sorry, grieved.
To
a.
assert
To
C^^J O0,j C^j o j^'j -Uth. true or false. To relate, a. th. become a o îtj.) '^3 o a
Quick (death, poison). Dangerous places.

Snake. To dye ; to season with saffron.
Saffi'on.
<^yj
^^'j
<-^j
Xslpj/^
a. th.
^ J^j
^
-ft-
surety for.
To covet a. th. j Ct j a ^3 He thought so. XT jTj To press, to straiten a. o. s ^Q ^ To compete with. To become possible (affair). ^j! To become excellent ( milk ). To
I
jfs.'j
Cj^'Jts-'j
Rust of
iron.
Tritoxyde jjaSJI
013^^*3
of iron.
sprout forth (ground).
Curcuma, turmeric. y;j.iiJI ol^jll Dyed, seasoned with saffron. J^'-y Sweet porridge. Yellowish (lion). To shriek. To cry out. Cacj a jtj
-ft-
To render a. o. covetous. To make a. o. to guarantee

a. th. a. 0.
To frighten a. o. To drive ijj away, to cry out to (a beast). -^ To

call
out a.
0.
:
To obey a. o. To become the chief To pretend falsely.

Assertion.
-^
Jl^
To
raise (the dust
wind).
To
jfj
of (a party). jc
sting a. 0. (scorpion).
to excess.
To
salt (food)
^j7
J,'-j
Pretension. Pride,
To be
bitter, unpotable
Utj
As'he pretends. kS'j ip I do not iXJSJj Vj lift', dlU3 Vj s'jJ. partake of thy opinion. Truthful. Mendacious. J^'j Nobility. Chiefdom. Choice S^'ti-J part. Share of a chief. Weapon. Cow.
^3
Jpj
jcjl the
(water).
To be
To
(
active.
To
fear ijcjj CSpj a
by night.
frighten
food
)
a. o.
To
salt
*_, i
to excess.
To hasten
walk).
S\
(
4- Shrill, trilling cries
TAT
ijc-j
of joy.
Surety, answerable.
Chief.
Hiccough. <^j To be plentiful (water). dSj a ^'j -HHe added lies to his nar- Aija> j
ration.
^jj
Spokesman.
^\'y>
Pretension. Object
^^'ji
coveted. Object of debate.
To deck
with.
of a. th.
(a bride).
?-
^'j
-ft-
To spear a. o. To take much
Short. Extremi-
"^^'xi *i^'j ties'of the body. Refuse. Hem of a
^>3
Discharged cloud. Full
vestment Scattered party. Calamity.

Fins (of fishes). Promiscuous
party.
and long (coat of mail) Lai'ge coat of maU.

Chip.=j
ou>3
i^jij
of wood. Slender extremi
a tree. Covetous, greedy.

ties of
To speak faintly. To conceal a. th.
>M60I
To
tickle
Sj
fin
^\yi
"^'j a ji'j
-ft-
a. 0.
To squint (man). To pour forth (water). To spirt (a beverage).

4-
-^
^}i-'j\j
To scoff at a. ^ To use foul
0.
i_,
play.
^
i^' f.^j
fTj-'j
To
adulte-
Lively, sprightly.
,
rate (money).
To suck (his mother young one), a To feed her chickens (bird). 5 j^j'i To suckle (a child). To gush out blood (wound). j,ji\)
;
To become Litijlj ^jj 'Cs.'j a.^j-^ downy (boy, chicken). To become sappy and leafy (vine)._,tj1 ^^'j Downy hair or feathers.
,
Softest down.
li^jj
*i^'j
Deception, cheat, adulteration, jtj

vS'j
Mouthful spirted, jet. Sucking greedily.

Squint-eyed.
Downy (man, bird),^j ^ ^(J.j j> ^j\ Downy fig, cucumber. Dapple (horse).
Fruit of the Phillyrea^ wild
olive-tree.
J^tj jtjl
J-;!(p3 fr
^j
-R-
Nimble. Child, baby.
J^3
"^
^ Young
To To
pigeon, a Yellow date.
counterfeit, to cheat a. th. J^ jj <> cheat (man). To be jtljjj ji jjj
Villousness, nap of cloth.^jj j^'X ^ Whole. Thin-leaved marum. J^j He has taken it altogether.e^jj iail To groan loudly (camel). \ji.'j a Ji-'j -S-
counterfeit.
Counterfeit, cheat, trickery,
xli^^j
<>
To groan
(camel).
repeatedly
^jj ^j
-^
To speak
Ci^jj
angrily (man).
j'j^'jj j'^'j
Ci-j
;
Stammerer.
To swell (river). To squeeze (a water-skin). To squeeze the throat of. To rouse a. 0. by (words). To suckle (a child).
Butter spouting from a skin
fi>
i_
n jS'j\
To hasten
(the walk).
To
alight
jj Lij i Ci j -^ to expand its
j^tj
wings (male
(wind).
ostrich).
To blow gently
CilSj
_)
when squeezed. To be abundant. To

swell (river).
\^j a
ji-j
-ft-
To
Ciijb
''Sj\i
Lij o
'S'j
To snatch.
To
scrutinise a. th.
conduct
(a bride) to
her bridegroom.
To To To To
walk quickly. hurry the walk of
jjl
a. 0.
Abundance, redundance. Excess, ^tj Brach-hound, setting- jj\t-j ^fj J-'j

dog.
Small.
(
carry (a load). tf> iliijl carry a. th. away (water ).^ Lln-î Fine feathers of birds. Fine plumage.
for jj*^
j^'j -^
To
re- Jailjj
Jaifrj "^->
-^S^J î ^'J'J
<
^
To
ciprocato his groans (camel).
quaver,
to
sing
wedding-songs
Troop, band. One time, one action. Nuptial procession.
(woman).
oii^j ;dj
AD
Strong-ribbed
(horse).
y3
ji^j
cj**jj
j'j
-iyi
j>'j\
Ostrich. Svdft (she-carael).

Swift. Flight of a bird. jiSjj
wi^ j
ijjl
Big camel. Great chief. ^\/j ^ -^'j^y-j Bow. Tribe. Supporters of a. o.

Regiment. Female water-carriers.
of horses.
Rib.s
jy/j
Having
fine
and thick feathers
(ostrich). Swift.
Litter for a bride.
<-^yt
Deep sigh.
Outburst of anger. Party, company.
-A'^l>^-
jaj'i
jij
i
J^y
--
To run at full speed (man). ojJj "WTo dart down to expand the wings (bird). To quake. To moan. To make (plants) to rustle (wind). A
;
jjjlj
sls'jl
-M-
Ostrich. Quick. Blowing violently (wind).
,J\y>j
To
push, to thrust.
To
(she-
Gj
^'j
dance.
camel).
To
kick.
Dancing-girl.
Lame
Îjlj^
oyj
îj^
Booth, tent on a terrace. Swift (camel). -^ Fruitless
To fill (a vessel). Sj A Bj o cij To rouse a. o. To expel, to hinder. To anger. To weary a. o. To tar (a ship).-^ To defile a. th. Ai'c-ij
-ft-
o^jij G
i
Pitch, pine-resin. Bitumen used
^j
sorb-tree. TiVw, linden-tree.
as a remedy.
To twang (bow). Cdjj C-aj j'j ^ ^ Colophony (resin). inxili^] cij, To expand the wings male ostrich). ^ Cade-oil. cJj3' c:^'3 Bitumen, liquid pitch To raise (figures; looming). To _J'j CJJ, drive (the clouds wind). To expand Pissasphalt^ mineral pitch. ^\^
(
/fc
:
(the wings
ostrich).
/fc
Pitch-oil, coal naphta.

j-j\
To carry
a. th.
Frightened.
>Jln*j
'J,!>^
Lamp-black. Smeared with pitch.

fi>
cij\ cJJ\ o'i^

'
î
z^ji
To mute (bird). > To slip.' h'j o'o'j^ To feed (her chicks) with the j
biU(bird).
^
To push. To
extract, to carry
fi>
(stones).
To fill (a vessel). loij o oSj -STo give much barley to (a horse;. 5 To send forth a ^'j -S\j^/jj lyj deep sigh. To begin to bray (ass). To crackle ( fire ). To send out hot
i
jSjj hair of a skin). a ^j Nux uo'ca, poisonous "seed. '3'j y. Wine-skin. o\ljj JlUj oljl cr 3J, Bellows of a hammersmith, iioijl
To To
skin (an animal).
&
fumes
clip (the
To carry away. To draw

(water).
fi>
s'jt'j
^ To
<>
eat fatty food.
^î ^j
;
To
give fatty food
to
Aj
2(
jt'j
A.scites^
dropsy of the
^'j 'U1IJ,I
itgj
grease, to soil with greasy food.
belly.
Wine. Kind of plungeon.

Ring-pigeons. Drinking with the mouth By-street. Lane. olljj
To carry (a burden). Heavy luggage. Water^ skin. Party. ^j ^ xjj

;;;53
*_^^jI
jijjl
^ y^
Jij
Jd'j
sUj
full.
Tree-prop,
-tf-
Fatty food.
jjj
Lion. Brave. Generous. Sea.
*ij,1
o^j
Large
river.
Bulky camel. Lord. Con-
The
strait of Gi-
jijîi
^;_, , Jl?^)|
js:?^^ -^
siderable gift. Porter.
braltar.
Gold-finch.
j'siajj
Misfortune. Beginning of the
jA 3
S^Jjj
braying of an
<
ass.
Deep
sigh.
Shaven (head). Skinned (beast). "jl^;
Greasy,
filthy. Obscene'tj_,sj_, j'j -^
To chirp at dawn (bird ). j^3 ^ (speech). To mute. To laugh coldly. To be ^ Crystallised alum. s^'j xli lively (man). ^ To crackle. Deep sigh, moan, ol^'j sr Sy'jj e'J>j To dandle (a child), n (J\'Jjfj Ujjj Middle part. ^ Scum of boiled meat.
/3
^
To tickle a. o. To take up arms,
tickled.
S
-if-
TA t
lJ/3
feed (her chicks) with the bill
6Jj
^ji^jj
To
To be
Jf
(bird). D
To tickle
a. o.
Quickly done, despatched

(affair).
Jj^J^
*-5lj*j
li'j a iTj ^ To strike a. o. To pay (a due) readily to a. o. * 5 To take refuge to. To collect (a debt) from. ^ A k.iX
()
Ichneumon.
frighten (a
enter (its hole
To To To
j A Cij
:
o i_ij
k^jilj
mole) into
(its hole).
^Vealthy, paying
readily.
ojlll
stTjj 'iTjj Ifj
mole),
twitter (sparrow).
yji'j
To fill To be
Sack
(a vessel).
ifc
C/'J
o wJ' j
-{^
diked (river, sea).
^'S^\
^r
for grain.
^S^'j
C.^jj,fcS'j
^-^Tj
To To
To
fill
A cTJb
cTj
fit
Lane, strait road. Neighbourhood, proximity. To chatter '^^sjj (monkey).
^'j ^ ^"j
t^'j
^3 a
-ft-
(a vessel).
relate a. th. to a. o.
n
zS'j
--
To crow (cock). To A kjsijlj To

clap the
(tVjj Cisj
,
a /5j
<Jiy>J
CiSj o wiSj
-Jf
Filled.
fill
Concerned. Chilled.
(a vesa>
Cj^'y
snap up, to snatch

hands.
a. th.
away.
^3j
S'J'j o
^j
( for jj<^ ) Ja'jj
Jaj
<
sel).
To become
fat (belly).
To ^'jî j^'j
be filled up (vessel). Small (wine or vinegarskin. -^ Navel.
^j ^
s^'j
-
J3j -fr Robbers, thieves. J5j Cudgel, mace. ^pj ^ iiSj d Lane, narrow road. *^3 To let down the ends of a J^'/j -ttturban.
To
afflict
^jlj
CiTj
J'3
/b
a. 0. -with
a rheum (God).
To To
fill
(a vessel).
eject (a liquid).
To bring
^
^'j
Ring of hair around a turban. J^\jj To glut, * îjij J;;^j Cjj J3 *

, ,
to gobble a. th.
forth (a child).
To have a rheum. Rheum, coryza, cold.

/to
Sii'Jj ^t&>i
To give a. o. a deadly food. To make a. 0. to gobble. To eat cream and dates. To

drink to excess.
Infernal tree. Deadly food.
^ 5
^3j
^j1
^jj5
Harsh man. Last born child. To mind a. th. To CTj a

ûnderstand, to consider think of.
a.
XS'j
^^'j
th.
^
To
^^j
Food of cream and dates. Kind of

myrobalan. time, one time. Plague. *i5j To carry (a burden), /b Cij o^3 * To help a. 0. to carry (a load). 5 ^jl To hoot Cij i t/jJ ,'^^3j 'y3 o ls3 "^
A.
To
i
suspect, to doubt, to
th. or a. o.
it
^î j
think about.
*_, 5
To near a. To remind,
of.
to inform a. 0.
^Îj ^'j\
/b
(owl).
a. th.
To guess
To inform
a. o.
True estimate.
Retentive.
Q'^JJ
-Ô
Speaking. PI. Cocks. ^jijj Heap of coins or of any thing.
?r
ôO *3j
"^
To X'j a X3j,>j^jj *'^6j o ro ^ grow ( plant To be righteous. To

).
^j
To
totter
(S-S'jj (^3j
child).
^J
^3
(old
man,
To run
(child,
par-
tridge).
thrive (man).
It
To
<i
obtain
a. th.,
to persevere
jp
5)31
does not suit him.

th. to
j^ jj V li*
*_, 5
in.
To make a.
Tor
grow
Ja'j
thrive.
To
pui'ify.
To improve.
n
-^
To
justify a. 0.
To
collect pooi'-rates from.
To take up arms. Young ring-pigeon. Weapons, arms. To totter (old man).
i&"J
^'j
Xi^X
iJ^3
TA
Sweet pancake.
d'
llVj
O
He gave
goods.
^3
the tithe on his
iJ C.
\"^
To hasten
in walk.
CGJjj
^'jj
^J
'
rJj
He
;>>lr
praised, he justified hlmself.iliJ

thrive.
fitj
He spoke uucousiderately.
*^ â
^J To
~
To bolt (a door). To precede a. o. To slip, to slide

along.
a>
r^^jb ,(?jj o
s
Oulj
To give an increase to. To become just. To give To grow.

Even number, not odd.
Purity.
alms.
alms,
i ^jj
J'j^
9:i'Jj,^^'j a ijJj
d^'j
oi;^Jj
(&.';
^ slT jj
SîTj
He
To
To
niggardly way.^îiJI ^'j render (verses, speech) >><feOI current.

lived in a
Obedience to God. Poor-rates. Legal
addict o.'s self to (wine),
/b
^!j^
Pure from 'is'-J\ ^ Jj SlTj ;, sin. Righteous. Compassionate.

,
iJlj
Slippery place.
Bolt, sliding-latch.
^^sJ.Jj rCi'jj ijjj

ir^Jj-'J ^rVJ,
Excellent earth.
^]'j)
-C^'j ja'J\
d'j
'^yj
v;)Jj'^L|3j v3 a 'Sjji
Quick. Slipping (arrow). (journey).
Long
^J'j
To
slip (foot,
tongue).
To pass away
<5j3jj
(life).
Paltry
(gift). Intruder.
Nig-
^ji To
a
n^l'j
pass quickly.
5Llj
y^'jj
fi,
\
gardly. Interested love.
Ummanly.
To To
taste a. th.
fi>
^'Jj
Qj
set a. th. apart. -^
To
^^sij
^ ^
crawl.
To be deficient vcoin). To receive (food). To be thin in the hips. To make a. o. to slip,

to err.

'Si
^jj a
5
Dlrw
Ij
Dji
To
retire apart.
liitljlj
^jj^
Turtle, turtoise. (/"or oU>.'t-) sV-b, <* To become fat (cattle), ulj & ri'j -^ To slip (foot) ; to slide. ^j^j ^'j
i
To grant
(a favour) to.
^^\
fi>
Uj
Slippery (ground).
Slippery (ground). Deficiency (in

weight). Sinfulness.
Stones.
jjj
To
thrust
a. o.
with
(a
uj iVlJ
spear).
Smooth
stones,
{un
;!_j_
ijj__
To advance forward. To smooth a. th.

Slippery place.
Cu-jjj
^''^'î'j
o
fit
^^.JJ
Slip, sin, error. Nuptials.
o"5j
9. ^'j
^Yj
Banquet.
a friend.
A good
deed.
Food sent
^r
to
^!jj ^'j
xij j Ijjj
Sliding-place. Pain in the back,
Carpet. "Woollen blan- "JjVj

ket.
*^lj
To be anxious. To walk quickly. < To

gobble.
a
i
jJ,
^
-^
CkJj
Uj
Deficient in
(coin).
weight
jjjj ^\j'j
;;j)j
To To
<
strip a. o. of his clothes.
2(
jjj -^
Ja!j7
1>-
strip o.'s self of o.'s clo-
Pure, sweet, Jj'jj j^ljj JjVjj JV^ 'C cool, light water.
thes.
^ White
ijajj -^
of eggs.
in the
^pi
Uj
tr
Jvj
Small coin worth 30 paras (about 3 halfpence). Pebble. Nakedness. Stark-naked. JaljlO.,)
Swift.
hips.
Lean
"Vj
j" 133^
JaJj -^
Slippery ground.
:djJij
^jf
IJJ;^
<
To
iS.
vijjjj vijijj
sioU J
:
x)j33'Jj'3
To
pilfer a. th.
To*
swindle
a. th. -^
To
^Sjlj , Cj j a Îj globe, to glut.
quake (the earth

ten a. o.
God).
To
frigh-
To urge
(camels).
Sj'j^
^'J'jj JljJ3
To
rise (sun).
To
blaze
t^j
/J
(fire).
To bui-n (o.'s feet) with (fire). ^ a To be chapped, crac- ^'jj CJj a ;J, j ked (skin). To be corrupt (wound).
,
To quake (earth). Earthquake. Jjv3 ^

PI, Calamities.
He cleaved to his mother (child).
J^^j
Q'j a.^/j -^
YA"\ )
j)3
inspire a. o. with the
of.
Smooth
rock. Mirror.
To
s ^jjl
Swift (she-camel).
(stage).
Remote
desire
Abortive
foetus.
(
To rob a. o. of (a To cut (a tree).

ti^'j )
right).
a
^j^
îjl.
Smooth
un.
jjy'j
j^'j
Malignant wound.
-^ Jar.
lib
peach, nectarine. Glossy and hairless (man),

Gaiters.
Sliding-bolt. Casting her
'ijjj j>
j)j1
"^^
Chapped in the feet. Chapped on the heels.
Jjjy
young jvj;^
iSJjJSj
usually (mare).
Slippei'y, sliding place.
ji'jA
To be dense (cloud). To dash (waves of a To swallow a. th. To

throttle a. o.
Liljl.
Ht
v_-)j
-ft-
torrent).
tj
^;jj -^
To gobble
a. th.
^jj
CJ j o ^'j
ii\h
^
-i^
Throat
gullet,
^^y'\
blaze
^ ^/Sj ^
-H^
Windpipe. Snout of a dog.
^^Jj
larynx.
To maKe a mistake. To fill (a vessel). He made him a scanty

gift.
To
rise (sun).
To
A
J'jj
^J'j & fij
(fire).
To grow
To
again
(hair).
Li^X" v^J
*
-^
To become covered with

4>
feathers
To To
ill
cut off (the nose).
Ji'j\j
(chicken).
sJiij\j ^'J>j ,C^Jj Cijj advance, to draw near. To amplify (a narration).
i_i)j
pare.
feed.
To soften a. To round (a
th.
To
J'j
mill-stone).
To
spoil (a dish).
j ^'j
s .jOjl
To dismount (hoi'seman). J'J -^ To scamper off. To be set up- 'Ji'j{

right.
To near
a. o. or a. th.
To
finj
collect a. th.
To
trouble (people) in
every stage of their

^vjl ^Vjl
march
(guide).
Hyrai, rock-badger. Rush-mat.

Cloven hoof. Divining arrow. Exterior appearance,
J'j
Degree, rank. Nearness.
Jijj Sfjj JCj
^ Jj
**)j
tjjj xSji
He looks like a slave. 'xji'j alil '^ Wattle of sheep and ^Vj ^ x'Sj goats, Man. Foot-passenger. Well wrought (arrow-wood). ,! j
-tf-
Garden, meadow. S^j DigiljUJjJ v^^Jj Ouljj j jr *^' nity. Nearness. Large dish. First part of the night.
Filled tank, cistern. Dish,
^j
Green urn.
Oyster-shell.
^ uJj Smooth
Having the ear
slit
and
^y^
J'j\
rock. Hard ground. Mirror, -^ Spoon. Remote (journey). ^^'j
hanging, (camel, ewe). Mountain-goat. Calamitons time.
Advancing forward.
^jbJI J'ji\
_ij j
Village on the confines
^Xy
^ <ily
of the desert PI. Steps of ascent.

-i^j^
Female hawk. Mountain-goat,

Spout of a pot. Elephant's
trunk.
Little lively
v'jJj
man.
cat.
Gi-eat
and
(gift).
CjtJ
jy
a
strong (horse).
eared.
Small-bodied. Lop-
Wild
Scanty
To be
greedy.
(sandals)
JJ
jj,
To slip (foot). Csjj j3jj a j!,j -To slide. To loathe and quit (a place). i_> To cause j s j) jlj J'jj Ci'j jJj a. 0. to slip. To shave (the head). To anoint (the body). To shar- a j!j pen (iron). To render (a place) slip,
Basil-blossom. People.
pery.
To tighten
Jfj
C3 o !.J
with a. th. To fill up (a skin). To carry away (a lamb: wolf). To outstrip a. 0.
To become smooth, slippery. ^'J To have a glossy, shining face.

Slippery place.
^
;5VJj Ji/jj J'jj jJ3
Lapse,
slip in
words.
7^j
YAY
^3
advance.
To
shriek, to
;
make
noise.
To
To
speak.
To grow
,
y-j
Flute
sound
jjCjj j>\>^
(camel's tusk).
of the flute. Shriek, sound
He erected the head he âjlj

;
*ijl<
^j
To be
proud, haughty,
^'j a
-^Xj
r^j-'j -S-
strutted;
lit
he
lifted
up the nose.
\fyj o
Proud. Full (measure). Hard, long (stage).
To roar
(plant).
(tiger).
To bud
^ ^.aj ^^jj ^j J^'j ^
To bridle (a camel). To be filled (skin). To oppose a. o.

To fasten (sandals). To be fastened, tied. To carry away (a lamb
wolf).
To grow louder (sound). y^'j\j j^Vj Long flute. Dense, entangled

(tree).
Hollow. Soft. Eminent (man).
To
play
^jj
O.vi
jj >S^3
>j
-W-
Rein, halter.
Thong
of
^ji
v-j.
upon a reed.
sandals. -^ Bonds of friendship. Con,
To fill (a skin). * J^'jj \y.'j o To divulge (an event). i_j To stir a. o. against (another). i_) To be scared (gazelle). ^\'yj o To cry (o.strich). \j\/j To have scanty hair. To iîj ^ y.j be faint-hearted (man). To have lit\
trol. Sincerity.
He
is
the main spring the leader of his
_y.'
vi
yj^j 'yi
of the aflair.
He
is
^^
y ypj
cjS
yi
ijl
tribe.
He has thrown
ay\ y^y
his aSair into his'hands.
tle
wool (ewe).
the eyes blood-shot
j'^Jl
My
house
is
near to
his. oj li
\)
jj li
To have
To resound from
peal (thunder).
afar.
To
>3*j -^
from anger. Song, sound. -^ Flute, pipe. j_^j ^ ^ Bind-weed. o^kiiJI

< Bell-flower.
J^'j y-'j
y-'j
_,/ij
îUll
To whinny (horse). To crackle (fire). To hmu '(singer). To mumble (magician). To roar (camel). j\yy
Abundant (water). Well near
the Caaba.
Having
little hair,
wool (man,
>J^J
->-
ewe). Faint-hearted. Nice-looking.
Handsome
faced.
boy.
y:j'jj j^^ 3^ j^^j
Roaring
of a lion. Ciap^J,C3
'iJ'y'j
Small in stature. SweetScattered party, gang.
jCO
-^
~n/tj
of thunder. Crackling of
fire.
yj-^
o'y'j
s30j
Art of a flutist. Cry of the ostrich.

Flutist, piper.
jC.j
of 50 men ^j uj w and camels. ^ Small water-skin. To have a gra- c^jj, ;7Uj o
Company
-^
j^X
''^/y'j
d^'j
jC'jj y\'j
syy-'j -^j
ve mien.
Flute
double pipe.
plantarjo^
oC3
To be showy, gaudy (plumage). c}j'\

Grave
in
Iron collar of a dog.
mien.
Ji.j,
'U>j
jr
<^-^j
-^
Alisma
J-yj>\j\f'yi Vj/j
To sow
discord
^nJ
^j
r^j
medicinal plant. Oats.
between.
Smyrna
flute.
(town).
fife,
To intrude upon To be angry.
a. 0.
b^j a rr^j
Musical reed,
Uvula,
^Xy
Angered. Reddish falcon.
Hymn. Psalm
(of David).
j^\'y
'^[yji ^[/'j
White dun-diver (bird). He took it altogether.

Root of the
tail
of a bird.
Green emerald.
Stufied
balls of
i jSO-jj
^j ijjCjj
flour.
iy^V'j
P P
To storm,
noise.
to
make
a loud
meat and
To
roll his roai'ing (lion).
yJ-Jj
OJ
To
or
wi-ap, to conceal a
a. th.
o.'s self ^j Jfi'j\j
.o,
YA
>
To scamper
ofil
To
Ck'j
(".>
Jaij
slip (ring).
To wrap
J^ jlj
J^y To
iUj
tXi'j
be perplexed, flur-
j a
,-;j -
in (clothes).
ried by fear.
Weak,
cowardly.
j5jj j>jj j>3
Party. Companions.
Family, household.
Limping from
(horse).
fieriness
iUlj
jA'j
Beast of burden. JAjj ^ ^(\>

Provision-bag. Fellow-rider, Colleague.
-^f-j
iUlj
To escape swiftly (horse). Cli/^j a v3 To go slowly. To keep steadily ^_,j jtj a ^Jb ^j to. To determine upon. To be uneven, knobbed (plant). fj>'-}. To have large knobs (vine-stock).
Shudder of fear. Rivulet. ^.C^j^ ^ ^j Lowest class of people. Knobs, gems
of a vine. Scattered plants.
Jr'i
Weak. Coward- :jCijj
jC;j 'H^'jjS'J'j
Steadiness, perseverance.
pC.jj
Confused sound. J-Ôb J^lj^ ;r J^j^ The whole. Family, iL'jb ~ Spout of a cooler. 'ii'yj^ ^y' j "^
Hairs behind the

fetlock.
p,C.j
j fj^'j^
xiJ'j
Energetic, resolute.
^'yi
Shoemaker's
knife,
Jc>rlj1
jsVjl
is%'y>
chisel. Gluttonous.
Weak
silver
(man).
Hot-brained. Niggardly. Crafty. ' J3 Quick, resolute ; of good 'U^j ^ f^'j
Green cooler with a

spout.
judgment.
Swift, quick (hare).
^yfj
To
drive (camels).
5
(J>l>''jj
jJj3
^^'j
j^^j
Active, brisk.
^ ^
-^
Stingless hornet.
^J^
^,^\j\
Accident, misfortune.
Shai'p
^'j]
To be para-
7j\^jj 't^jj
^'j a
man.
lytic, crippled.
Imminent, impending (event).

old.
^'^
j^'j
>
-tt-
To To To
last long.
To be
^jl
To pluck
beard).
It
(the
CUj
afflict a, 0.
with palsy (God).
delay (a gift) fi*om.
~ o* *
Time. oCji ^r *^Jj c/^j Time, long or short, li^jlj î'j\ ^ oC3 PZ. Seasons of the year. Tenses :ci j] of a verb.
To open (a lock). does not avail him xii j *it J^l U anything. Plucked (beard), Xjja'j^j Ûj^ j
o ifA>j
it ?
-ft-
For some time.

Palsy. Crippleness. Love.
Cripple. Paralytic.
CCj
xJCij
To fill up (a skin). feîj To incite a. o. against. To be tight (clothes). To be in a rage.

Anger. Hot-tempered. Short and
foolish.
cU^^ -^
ijt;j|^
J^3 ^
on^jj ja'j
'CjJj'j
^3
XfciJj
Indetermined
time.
cArj <s-L^j
XtC-
Old, chronical disease.
He made a bargain with him for a time. To become intense (heat). a o j To be blood-shf't from y^'jj J^'j
anger
(eyes).
ca!?" <j^S^ silj> iLit
Root
of a bird's^ tail,
Â^ J
j it;
rump.
-fi-
To limp (in To run in
-U-
vCj, i o Jij -ftCSUjj VCjj iUjj >Uj leaning forward (horse). To carry (a load). a
running).
To ^j(^ To follow a. o. "ijAj To be contracted (face). To mount a. o, be- ^ J;'|3j,^>j J^J Vehement cold. Moon. hind. To counterbalance (a ri(ter) jlJ^'j
To be
intensely cold (day).

(star).
shine
Enraged. Having a smiling face.^^jsji' To dry up (sinew). < To uj o3

buzz (insect).
on a camel.
To wrap
a. th. in o.'s
^j 4
f> ^\%'j
(clothes).
Jji3
TA\
Polyrjonum hydropiper, V^*^' Jc-vi water-pepper (plant). Kind of Carline thistle. ^^^\ To fillip, to snap the thumb, ^'j > To be covered with ^j~' ^j
-fi-
To think
evil
good of a. Kind of chick-pea. Darnel-seed, Baboon, ape. ^Jj

Self-seeking, self-sufficient
*j
J::t^^ or ^r- J^ j^. ojh o j 0. To suspect a. 0.

jj^
ji
]
Jj j^j
verdigris.
To
be in irons.
jVaJj,
(man).
Verdigris, crocus.
Narrow, contracted (shade).

Small, scanty.
'C'jj
oUj
^'j
Verdigris green.
Fillip.
^jj^l
jj^Jj
r--^?Jj,
Nail-parings.
P To
seek refuge
Ji^ \ij'jj
*\-'j
I'j -
Chain
towards.
^ Book-keeping
double entry.
by
sSnaJj j
Jiot^j.
White
spots on child-
ren's nails.
Cinnabar. Vermilion.
J^^j
Jo^'j^
-ft-
To
praise a.
o.
o.
To
GJ j a 9^3
^
To ascend (a hill). j To contract (shade). To u^ cheerful. To hurry (man). To straiten a. 0. ip \j 3 To force a. 0. towards (a Aj 5 j1 place). To make a. 0. to ascend (a
bf.;
'li
repel a.
hill).
To straiten a. o. To drink (water)

peatedly.
^'Jj
re-
-tJj^j
-r-^'j
Bulky and short. Narrow. KeeUj ping in urine. To become fat, plump. CJj a w4j -fr
To become proud
to speak
^; j7
a s^Jj
i
-J:^
Waddling
of a duck.
^'ij
,_jjj
without restraint. To be rancid (oil).
Fearful, faint-hearted.
6jj
lift
To cleave, to stick. To grow proud. To
d-y'j
o ^>j
To behave To frown
proudly.
at.
Icjij^
-nJj
-tt-
the head
o.'s
^j^
^j^
(suckling ).^To speak out Rancid, altered (oil).

To^snuffle, to snort.
heart.
Hornet. Wasp. Quick in^;lJ 3 ?r Jj^j answering. Strong ass. Large rat.
_r^'3 -^
i
He took the whole of it. Wasp. Kind of planetree.
sj,^t'
Ji j>'l
j
jjjj
jUX
To strike (fire). ^ Jjj,\'jjj jJ j - To fill (a vessel). jjj_j q To be thirsty (man). |^ j ^ _ To punish beyond justice. To lie, jjj To increase, to exceed. jjjl To relapse in (a pain), J To become angry. To remain j.!'J
speechless.
Sweet
fig.
;
Metal-spring gun.
cock of a
^jvj Ts
'j
White
lily.
Oil of
{un
*ilj
jasmine. Wine.
< German iris.
J^
'j
-^
Night
jasmine. Flower-de-luce.
<
To
Hyacinth (flower),
strut. -^
llj>
jiJ jj
jJj
-H-
To be
Jvj
He
straitened his family.

i\;j1j oJjIj
ûl
:>i;j_
ic-
insolent, peevish.
Fore-arm, wrist.
Upper^stick of
jj
Distress. -^ Insolence.
e^'j
Gjj a
'^rJ'j -J^
a' flint.
<
Fire-steel.
To contract from
(bowels).
thirst
Thorny
fire.
tree.
Maniple of priests.
Two sticks for

The
Flint-stone.
striking oIj^jj olio" j)I two bones of the fore-arm.

jti\j iUjII
To
requite a. 0. for evil or
5 }>u\j
good.
n-^J,J
Baffled, Disappointed. Miser. iUjii
(un. Iljfcjj, ) 9r^J y>^ Negroes, Ethiopians. Jir
r^J
Successful.
:>\j'J]
^j\j
Zanzibar,
Stingy. Tight (garment).
'
Jjyi
AiomM?rt zinziber, ginger.
j'W j J^^j P
Paltry
(gift).
Wine.
Inula, ele-
Huge elephant. j^ jj'^j j^^j- 3 P To pi'ofess dualism, JjJjj J jj j -fr
^jo;
J-^jj
>liJI
J-^ 3
campane
(plant).

j*3
Adulterous, adulterine
(child).
<
^Juj j
'
j^X
-
Manicheism, atheism.
lieve.
To misbe-
'
Part of goods.
munition.
Particle of admiration. Bravo! e^ -^ Am"Cajj ^..ij.
^
-ft-
Dualism, Manicheism, Magia- sJjJj nism. Atheism. Miser, niggardly man. *J jJjj Joj j
Magian
To
abstain,
to be free from wordly
Ji^^j} *5ilJj ^ Ji/JX ^ Manichean, dualist. Hypocrite. A-
desires.
< To
o.'s
get tired
-x* jjj
,
of.
theist.
To devote
self
tic.
SiUjj la*j to God's service. To be an asce-
To
appraise
a. o.
jJ>'j\j
ju
jj Ij^ j a
roughly (a palm-tree).
To put a belt on a. o. S \'J 'j o J j To fill (a vessel). He looked intently at. Jl, i^_Jj To put on a belt. To be thin. Jy Non-Moslem's j0 j ^ 'j^'jj jb'3 G
-ii-
fi>
To make
to shun,
^^êj
J(
oaj
girdle. -^ Waist-belt.
to abstain from.
PL
Small pebbles. Little
flies.
^?jj
To impute avarice to a. o. s To have little property (man). ja'J\ To despise, to make little of. ^ jS\'Ji To reckon a. th. as little. it -â^jI Take as much as <^-S^~ ^ -^3
suffices thee.
Azedarac, bead-tree. c^'J'j P To be angry. .Ju'Jj v'iJ j a wjj j -^ To put a ring to the CUj ^ J^ J "^ rein of a horse. To shackle (a mule).
,
Abstemiousness,
asceticism.
jujjj
siu^j -Uj
< To straiten, to squeeze a. o. To ill-feed o.'s (people), ip jjjlj j* j^ To be niggardly towards. Lane, by-street. -^ Straitness. Zmj
Halter. Shackles for
Legal alms, poor-rate. iUJ ^ si'j Abstemious. a^'J^j, juSj iGj ^ oaIj
^
J^j-r o^X
xlljj^
mules. Necklace.
Poor (man). Ascetic.
Ring
of a halter under the jaw.
Little, scanty. Poor, niggardly,
Abstemious. Content with

rested.
little
disinte-
a^j Sound intellects. Firm. Sound (judgment). jiTVI To look angrily at a. o.

d\ii>\
jjj
J-i3
J ^' j
j
-r
-^
Recess, corner.
property. Poor.
->jJj>
_r\5u
Having
little
Wealthy,
Stirrup.
i-ich.
J-feJj
"^^J
jyj j -^ ^%^'j Ts
'j'^'j
To
shine (moon).
To
\'j^'j
a_^*j
-H-
cA'îj
P P
-)1-
glow (fire). To be glossy (face). To have a 3>* j o ^'jj ly^j ^ JtJ

,
Skilful, clever.
<
Swindler.
"^feiiO
Ochre, red clay.
o'ô).
Jl. s
bright complexion.
To send
a comslit
^' j
^3
To blossom (plant). 3*jb ^jl To make (the fire) to glow. A To shine (lamp). ^*jl To take care of. To mind. ^_i jAij\
Blossom, yellow flower. Choice part.
-tf-
petitor to a. 0.
Part of the ear
and lopping, xj 'j
Wattle of sheep. Sign, token.

ving the ear
slit
and hanging (ewe).
Outsider, adopted. Ignoble.
^'j
Jl jJj j j\^j
i
Difjitalis,
fox-glove
(pZ).cri-.illfei!l
j^'j
To look intently
upon.
Beware. Look out P ~ *Vjj,j SÔ* JOj ^^Xj 'j, j. ^ Primrose (plant). rci'j^ J -^ J ^ Chrysanthemum [floiver). fCiJI To commit adultery, fornication. To charge a. 0. with adultery. 5 ] j ^ Honey-suckle [plant). jUJI Adultery, fornication. Phalangium [plant). cjîsC:2\ jj .Jj^
Lichen, rock-moss [plant).
-i^
J>^\
(f-
_,
^'Da.hy iflotver).
Marvel
of
Peru
[plant).
j'O^' jJbl
Adulteiêr, fornicator.
eC'j^
oljj
oO
*^lO
Adulteress. Harlot.
To
be altered (news).
To burst ^jii':>'j[
much,
loudly.
Sj
fi>
Impure carbonate of soda,

Verdigris, crocus.
Oi'ange-tlower water.
Dice of
ôjl
yi'j
in (man).
To
f^peak
^^GuJI
yL'j
!>
To carry
press a.
(a burden).
o.
To
backgam-
for jVj
y^'j -^
To be compact Oy^j a j3 "^ (marrow). To ba marrowy (bone). To disappear (falsehood). -^ To bo

disgusted.
mon. Luck
in card-playing.
'j'j
A flower.
ness.
Beauty, bright- Vji'ji
Kidney-vetch, kcorus^ sweetCsijj C^^j overreach the mark
syij
To depart
(soul).
To
flag {plant).
walk ahead. To (arrow). To perish.
To be full of marrow (bone). JaJI To fill (a vessel). To pierce jj\ through ( the target ). To reduce (God). To shift ( error ) to nought
fi>
(the saddle) to its neck (beast).
To hurry (the walk). To take the lead. To spring

forward (horse).
Flat ground, plain.
j
Jh^jjI.
Whiteness. Beauty. s^j < Pansy, heart's ease (pi). oûJI Syij Splendour of the world. CJjJI s^j Aim, purpose, want. _^j Venus [plniet). e'ji'j ^ Venereal diseases. xlyji\ ^\'y'^\ Strutting, sweeping gait.' *i^6
Flourishing (plant).
Intensely red.
ojâIJ ^ Bright, fair (complexion).
Jftl'j
_>Ôji^
j.
jij
iSj
Bright -faced man. J^j ^ 'l^j
j^j\
lion.
Outrunning the others (horse). Fat (beast). Lean, ^'jj jij ^ Dry. Put to flight.
Vain, pei-ishing, unsteady.
Swift, fast.
JÛ
Moon. Friday. Wild Milk just drawn.
bull.
White
^ Celebrated
of Cairo.
University
Jjd'jj
^j VI
r^\>i\
J* J
Jy^'jj <2aI3
Deep
well.
Fair woman. Wild cow. The sun and the moon.
'^'^'j
d<'jj^\
i!fj.lj*3 "^
Nearly one year.

Slayer.'
:c^
jCa.j_
Large
silver coin
worth
J^'y
'J^j*
a. th.
Straitened.
about one shilling. (/ Jolly man. Kindling fire for guests ; hosy^ j
pitable.
To grind
a
;
Ckij a-dUj
--
between two stones. To grind. To

raise (the dust
wind).''
Lute, guitar. Large drum._^|j;r
To shun, to avoid a. th.^ 5u3 o Ja3 "^ To be white and smooth, ^j a J* J

Quiet, tranquil.
j^tlj
To wash
smooth
(clothes).
a. th.
To
jLij
-^
To be washed. To be pure. Ji^KP To be fat. Light, active. Vehement wind, jlaj

Fat.
j!i,
UbJ
f,
Jji^j
To be full of Âjb Ca'j o ^'j ^ marrow (bone). To inveigh against a. o. Sj s To chide a. o. away. ^,p To suffer from indigestion C^j a "'j (man). To be greasy (hand). To be hostile to a. o. To draw 5 ^\'j near to. To separate from.
,
^ j^yi To be vile. To lie. Cjj*j a wiij To perish. To be near to (death). J)^ îiijlj To be nimble in. J Ciaj a ^3 To carry a. th. away (wind). A To be ready to mischief. To ._ii.j1 lie. To slander. To revile a. o. s To overthrow a. 0. (horse). ^îSJIj ~" To make a false report to J A a. 0. To thrust a. o. with (a spear). ~ To allure a. 0. to (evil). To v" ^
-ft-
grant (help) to
a. 0.
To despatch (a wounded man), jp A To amplify (news). To carry away. To destroy a. th. To go away, to shun.^.t ji* i'jlj ^'ji To be scared away (horse). wii jjI.
J3J
y\y
^j
smell. Grease. Civet,
White
vitriol,
sulphate of
(>s!' 9r'j
Bad
perfume.^j
BUie vitriol, 'g(,l>!l .ij!l sulphate of copper. Sulphuric acid.
j\ *J^\Ji\
^0
^jj
9rJJ
^'j Stinking fat. Fetid smell of fat meat. 'V^jAjj Si^'j To blossom. Gkjj \je>jj I^J o \j -tt-
Îj))
ir'iji !r
To
te).
shine (lampj.
One of
wife
;
?>o j^lj^ !!i>
ViJ^J
rish (plant).
after being
a pair, a match.
Class.
Husband,
To grow, to flouTo assume colour (daTo grow up (child). To journey

watered (camels).
1^*3 o
comrade. -^ Pair, couple. They form a pair, a oW-jjj tjj

couple.
To To
lie.
despise, to
make
Aj
^/>Jb
~
:
Wife, spouse.
Mari'iage.
oW-jj
^fjj
-^j
-fy-j
-C^/j'jj Îjj
Wedlock.
To remove, to cease. ^ G-j} o ÎJ -STo depart from. To scatter. To collect (cattle). To displace a. th. To %-\j\ ^\j\ achieve a. th. To take off (an evil
:
To shake (a devpy plant To light (a lamp). To raise (a figure mirage). To move (a fan). To toss (a ship waves). To render a. o. self-conceited 5
little of.
wind).
(pride).
To brandish
(a stick).
To
Uj
God).
appraise (dates) roughly. To be proud, to boast of.
^ ^j
^'j
To be discovered To supply o.'self
(disease).
-r^jK
To become reddish
(dates).
(/"'jb ^j* jJ
i/^j
(Sjj o aIJ
To
with provisions. supply a. o. with i iijlj ^jj provisions. -^ To exaggerate a. th. To provide o.'s self with (a A ijj; letter) fi'om. To be hit on the head by.
To become proud (man). To ^j1 grow up (palm-tree). To render a. o. self-conceited. ^'i'j\ To look scornfully at. oj 5
Amount. Conjecture.
-lij
x
To
ask, to seek after
iljtj,
\j ilijl^
provisions. -^
To
increase.
hundred, about a hundred. Blossom Splendour. Vanity.
Uj
j^'j
Travelling- sij/jlj iljjl provisions. Stores.
sSlj^; <j ilj
Fresh
plant. Falsehood,
lie.
Useless.
Coloured date.
Splendour, fi'eshness, finery.
Provisionl)ag.
^j lj>
^ ijj^j Sil^j *l>
^j
^
Bright-faced (man). Flowery (plant), olj

Self-conceited, proud.^j;;^ /^yj ^'j>\
To visit (a place, To bind the fore
jjj SjG J, jlj -tta person). Sj ^ jl^Jlj to the * \j\fj jij hind-girth of a camel. To incline. To be crook- \j'/j a jj^
,
Ijljij Sjljj J Ijljjj
pair, a couple
(ojop. to'ji
'yj^
-ft-
of men, ships. Overthrow, ruin.
To sow
discord
^jj Ca-jj
o Îj
between.
breasted.
To improve. To set a. th. a jjj aright. To embellish a. th. To make void (a testimony). To falsify a.th. if- To counterfeit. To show reguarJ to (a guest). n To do good to a. o. To incite a. o. to pay a visit. j\j\ To address (praise) to a. o. i To pay visit to one another. jjVf) To deviate, to turn ^ jUjb jJjb ~
fi>
To marry a. o. to. J^ _pj ^33 To couple a. th. with. To pair, to be coupled. Caiu VjJai; ^Jlj To mingle with a. o. ^jij To form a couple with. ojj srijb ~ To marry (a woman). To 5 ^^h
2^
creep in
a. o.
(drowsiness).
To marry into (a tribe). j To be coupled (expres- ^jijlj ,rJljJ sion, rhyme). To be doubled.
Green
vitriol,
sulphate zJ^Vj ^ ÎJ
aside from.
of iron.
r-^^
Gx'easy matter of the wool
To ask
jjl^
a. o. to
pay a
Sjj
visit.
jll^l.
used as a medicine. Gymnastics. To adorn, to embellish

(speech).
Bird's crop.
jOj
'jjXjj
00
Upper part of the

breast. Intellect.
{m.
f. s. pi-) j'/j
/b
jjj
JO "^
JjjO
ill
Phantom
in sleep.
To
gild a. th.
To
paint.
Resoluteness.
Amalgam
To move
of gold and
Jj^ljj
quick-silver. Quiet-silver.
~ Master, lord. J3j,j j/jj Falsehood. Calumny. Lie. Idolatry. jjj

Idol.
the
Cikojjj
fejj o
-ft-
Festivals of Jews
and Christia
garment.
j/y^.
shoulders in walking.
ans. Music-hall. Prudence, strength.

oVSjjj
iS'jj
-
Proud demeanour.
Dainty.
Softness
of
M'/ji 'kx'jj '^jj'jj "^^j'jj "^jj To pass away, to cease. To

perish.
J'3
D Threat. Forgery.
C)jj>b
Forcibly, by compulsion.
^ Perjury,
o^
false testimony, j/j 5il4i,
To
retire
"^j'jji
%'j
JC
Jij
Flax.
from (a place).
May
he perish! {curse).
iJljj
o To displace a. th. from. To decline (sun). CVjjj Vjjjj VljJ ~ To be advanced (day). Vljj The shade went away 'j^\ js^j Jij
jf
Large j\i% s^j^j j\j'j] ^ xj, porous jar. Visitor of women, Use, custom. Leaning. Crookedness of the sides.jjj
visited
He
him as a
iL-ssiJl "i'jij, 'ojVj
friend.
Rope binding the

Visit.
s3j,'j^ -r
jQj,j jU j,
Sj'^J-
at noon.
fore to the hind-gu'th.
To break
a journey for a while.;J_^2j"~
Pilgrimage,
He shuddered. iJljjj iijJ-J Ji-'-J J'j He was moved by fear. To remove. To A Jl^jlj Jlj^j Jjj
suppress
a. th.
Visitor, Pilgrim.jij^j jj^j Oij<j -rj)} A single visit. One time. Slave. Sjjj
Wry,
Deep
Visit.
oblique.
j/j
j
-rj/j
Squint-eyed,
(well). Silver vessel.
^ Wi
jj'j\
'
To produce a. th. ^ Jj^j Jjj To persevere in. fi>'i\jj,J ^j'j^ JiU To prosecute a. th. To be witty, distinguished ^j'J
(youth).
Bow.
A'y/j
Bagdad
mage,
(town).
The Tigris
(river).
Place of pilgrishrine. -^
(a beast)
Tomb
cA'jCy ?r J^y of a santon.
To urge
To discuss an affair together. Jji^ JljJlj^ To part from. Phantom in sleep. PerJijjl ^ Jjj
Aj \t.'jj o f.0 "^ with the bridle. To incline a, th. To remove a, th. To cut (a slice of melon)
for.
son.
Wonder.
Trial.
Hawk. Brave.
oVjj ^
<)jj
Lively. Bountiful.
Sprightly, clever
To come To drive
off (flesh).
(beasts) roughly.
woman. Wonderful.
End, decay. Declining of the sun. Commotion, motion.
Jtjj
Shce of meat, of a melon. ^ Wretched.

Policeman.
Emotion, anxiety.
Falling
night.
off,
JdX J
iijjj
To
deviate, to
Oitjjj ^'/j o
f.\j -fr
transitoiy.
jj\'j
swerve from. To decline from truth
Starless night, long
>.^^l JJ,0 J;^
Animated being. JJ,ljJ ^^ :cJlij -^j x'UJj Hunted game. Women. Stars. JJjjj
Sun-dial.
th.
JjJlV"
j,\'j
*r
*5jj<
-}i-
Fom'th part of a. Party of people.
j,jj
> To be sprained (limb). To become lively, foolish. 5 To turn a. o. away fi-om truth. To pull (a camel) with the rein. To drag o.'s self along. CijJ o ^0 ^ To drag the tail (pigeon).
(in speech),
oClj
*>0
Hyssop
{plant).
'^jjj
'<ijj
i)
Oil
Ca)
Îjjl
made with
iron- wood
otijiJI cJiJ
Juice of fruits, meat.
^ ^/j
-^
seeds.
Olive, olive-tree.
Washing.
(un. v^^'j
)
Oyij
Indigestion.
Idol.
v'Oj
oO
*
~
Widow- wail
Wild
\)la nt).
olive-tree.
Lapis Judaicus used

as collyriiim.
Olive-coloui-ed.
J~J.llr
v^lj îJI J^ ~
',
J^jVl o>^* j
Pagod. Short man, dwarf.

oljjj
a. th.
fi>
ojj
ojj, j ojjJ
b'jj bj'j
Tares. To discard
<>
oUjjo'Jjj oUj,
i
jj'j
-ik-
Born
in au-
'j^jiJj
To
conceal (a secret).
To
seize.
To
tumn
(horse).
oil.
collect a. th.
Dealer in
cC j
cj'j^
Oily (blood) as in pleurisy,
Seasoned with oil. Oiled.^^^'^j c^j' Mason's string. Astronomical i!j J P

tab] OS.
To retire in a corner. jyj\j jj'Jj iSj'j To discard. To carry away. Aj i jjj To approach one another. iSj^^ To be contracted, folded. jjj\j ^Sj'Ji Corner of a house. (Geom).Cijj ^ *ij,lj
Angle.
^
<> Square (instrument). Small mosque. Hospital. Asylum.
To
r-\y\j ,()\>'^'jj C>-jIjj (kp"J
^0
*
'j
be remote, to pass away.
To discard (her veil woman). A To the give benediction of the rv Blessed Sacrament. To rule (paper). To remove, to take away. ^ ^\j\ ^ Line, streak. ^G j1 ^ j j,
:
Triangle.
-s^jâ
XljVj
Obtuse angle.
adorn, to
a. th.
^y^
?j
To
xl^'J
k'j~
'<JiJ
To write the letter j To adorn o.'s self. To dress Cyj 4j

deck.
in a garb.
<
Religious bene-
oUlij
r-tj ^
diction, procession.
Appearance, dress,
garb. -^ Harness.
Like, as. a
a In fashion.
It is
^G jl
^ ^3
;
-^j t^j^
Place of retirement. r'> To do wrong ; to Gu,j jj t/ 'j i r-'j be unjust, to stray. To retire.
Fashion
custom.
How?
^3
J*'
To remove, to take away, To be reviled.

To'increase, to give in
surplus.
itj s ^\'j]
exactly the same.
ij^'^^ Is'j
r^^
CilJ/^J
Like thee. How do you do? dijj d To agglomerate, to viJ'^v'J"^
heap up.
South-easterly wind. Enmity.
^'/y^
To exceed
a. th.
;
To exaggerate (a narration liar). J May God load him with Gti '^t olj
blessings
Briskness. Brisk.
Adver.sity.
Hedge-hog.
Vile.
Devil. Fright. Stranger.
Calamity. Copious water.
To increase a. th. * ijj <> j jw j Strong. C-4jI To outbid another (in an auction). iSJfj Daring, boisterous. ^*ui To increase (price). To jTj To put oil in (food). A (x/J i olj ^ straddle (she-camel). To anoint with oil. To give oil to. To exaggerate in (speech). J SjfJ^ To supply a. o. with oil. fi>j ^ d'j ~ To put oil in (a lamp). To exceed (a price). To have much oil. They bade oljl xiLiil jtj ^1 J IjojI^ To be anointed with oil. against o. a. for the commodity. olijl. To ask, to seek oil. To increase, to augmenL Cj\'j\Z.\ il^jl To take a. th. in excess. ^ Olive-oil. -^ Any oil, C)y,'j Cj'J essence. To ask, to seek an increase ilji^l Linseed-oil. from. To complain of a, o. jG-
2f
Increase
addition. Excos.^.ij j
;i
it
^_i
-u J
Copal, resinous substance.

(f-
3**''
They are moi'e than

a hundred.
jj'j
Olive-oil.
c-ij
^*3
Castoi'-oil.
?j1?J1
OJ
rioiis,
T\
^3
Too much.
jj\j'j 5jj!<j
<
J Si^j)^
bad
coin.
Increa-
SJj.OjiOlib
J^
ei'vj
Strutting, sweepy. Lion.
oCj
jl'j
se
excess.
To put a
shirt).
collar to (a
fi>
Jlj
-H-
Midriff,
liver.
ligament of the
let-
jSii\ ci\iX
herself and daub j^ 'Jj jj j her eyes with collyrium (woman). Collar of a shirt. Mason's string, jii j^ To cease, to discontiime.>l'j a Jij ^ I have not ceased doing it. iXS\ cJj, U Zeyd continues standing.O^l* l^'J Jlj '^
I
To deck
The augm mutative

and
iv-i; j:/2\
ciG jJI vJj>>^
ters included in the words
Lf-j^ju
iiiS j;^. \jS
jj cJ X
^J
r'i'jl
cJ j.
Medicinal plant. oIjj'j y. 1 < Auction, public sale. j,) j/i Derivative (verb). {fiPP' to ^y^ ) Jj j^ Large water-skin. jA'yj iKy ^ 'iiSy
Yezldees, worshippers of the
devil.
*i
desisted not to urge Zeyd until he
jujj
did
it.
The always
Existing (God).
JljiVj Jjj
fi^j
J
j
iîll
To
twist the lips of

:
n jf'j
(a horse
,
farrier).
<
^j
-fr
To put
a. 0. in
To remove
a. th.
H ;Iljl Jij'lj
^l;
Jlj
a strait,
ôrou.s jar used as strainor.jij j1 Horse-twitchers, barnacles.
-^ Strait, perplexity.
from.
/bj S
To separate (people). To separate, to remove To disperse, to remain

apart.
ryj
jC
j,
J^'j
from,
Jî jt>
s JA'j
J/ jJ
j'A'Ji
Squill, sea-onion.
jlj,^
J,i3j
''
Small
jOj
r-
Ji JJ i^>;3
To be abashed at. Width between the

Ingenious, skilful.
^
thighs.
hills.
Feathers.
j,
jjj
To
To
To hush
a. 0.
by
JU'jJJ Si[yt J Cj* J a i ^\'j
yell, to shriek.CbC Shouter, shrieker.
CJa^'
'jWaVj^
1,^3
devia-
'~Sy>l
j) CUjJj
CiT
one word.
te.
To
decline (sun).
To
J i j.0 "^ be troubled
To separate
Slice of flesh.
(horses).
To be
^jj^
^['J
(sight). -^
To be
a. th.
rash.
compact or dismembered
(flesh).'
To
redress
(wrong or
A
Aj
n
Ai
Dismem-
^ *^lX
crooked).
bered meat.
Silent, quiet (camel).
To To
.Q* j ^ ^jjI adorn, to embellish.;*! Co' J olj -^ adorn, to deck fi^j 5 i'ljl, oUb c^ j
i
To mislead To deck an
(woman).
a. 0.
To
incline.
f.\j\
display herself
fj^'f,
Rook
(bird), a Carrion-
oU^j,
f.\j
a. th. -^
To shave
a. 0.
crow.
Declination. Doubt. Injustice.
fj'j
To be
dec- Oa^jl o\'i'j\j^ %,^'Jcc'J ked, adorned. To be trimmed (spe-
Deviating.
0>iJ,l jj
xil3
i
Al'3
-K-
ech).
To be
allured. -^
To be shaven.
^'jj olj
j\l'^]
To be
bad,
^*
j7j Ojj'3
,
ol3
Beech-tx*ee.
spurious (coin).
Beauty, ornament.
a Beautiful.
^'j
Cock's comb. Al-^' 'k.'j Oi'nament. Feast. Feast of x^j^ the Nile. -^ Illumination. Diseases of the hair, u^'SÎ
*^'J\ nails or skin.
To adulterate (money). (x/'j To leap (a wall). To strut, to sweep ^'"^'ji iVj (man). To waddle (camel). To drag
fi^
its tail (pigeon).
To make,
Ornament,
attire.
ol'ji.
declare (mo- ^ ^'S>j >Ju j ney) spurious. To dispraise (a speech). To let (bloodshed) unavenged.
J^j
j_>
Beautiful (moon).
o\j'j
Coi'nice
oC j'lj
t-j'ij,
Decorator. Cupper.
-^
Barber.
jji
of a wall.
r\'\
./i<^
U^
To ask a. th. of a. o. To ijj ^S'j S "CuVf JjU"J
ask
a. 0.
/b
,
Jul
*^*ll-
J*U-
Prefixed to the aorist of a verb is the sign of the future.

I
-^
about
a. th.
o+iJ' ^s.
will depart.
J^S-^'C
-ft-
He
is
responsible for
JUJ
the compact.
He granted ^f'jtuJj i;J>i j iJ^JL iful to bim his petition. ^ To beg alms, vjlj J^j ,V '_^ Jll3 To ask 0. a. qnestions. JjCij JUJ
t etition,
\ji yî *^j-^j
Cry for chiding an ass. *c To chide, to ui"ge (an ass). (_ li UL To become intricate (business). \ZAl^ To strangle a. o. to s CUL a ^J\^
-ft-tt-
death.
To widen (a skin).
/b
"^j-^j
uj^j J>.
To gorge
o.'s self
y,
CU
,^j -
request.
Questionm'. Inquisitive. Jj^j ^jAi Jt-^ Question. In(opp. to ^\'^ ) Ji^

tei'rogation.
with (drink). Large skin. Leather-bag.ijj^ ^ oli Good manager of cattle. JC^ oCV^
Skin for honey. Leather-skin, Great drinker of water.
kjul*
Asking,
;jUj
JVj Âu
j; ii?
;^
j;L,
requesting.
To
throttle a. o. to
? t\s. a
cX^
-ft-
Beggar.
X'^ ^^
iLH.;
jl i)
death.
Want,
affair.
ll*
Side of the throat.
^\S,
Problem, question.
Asked,Jquestioned.-^Responsible.J,il;:
Responsibility
^L-_) v V^j CUmj lLi; a Joathe, to be digusted at.
.A
Xîji^
^,i-i
-ft-
^;;>J
To strangle a. o. s iSU j iSu: a ilX -fr To be ill from the use of salt water. jliI To drink. To reopen (wound).lSlx aaJuL To M'alk day and night. ^121
Disease from the use of salt
To To
iiy.
a
disgust a.
o.
GXl
I.
û:
'\
water.
Loathing, weary.
j-jy^
,
To
leave (a re-
fi>
JiJ.]j
\j\:i,
JC
-W-
To run. CU a iÛ j l^l.: To purpose a. th. To tear (a

garment) by straining.
o iL:
--
mainder of wine)
in
a vessel.
To
excite enmity between. ojJ Fatherland. Purpose, aim. Pangs, ju: Far-reaching aim. jllil juj
To remain, to be residual. \j\z. a _,i-. To leave the balance of (an ^ JCl^

account).
To drink
the remainder of
of water,
*
Jul ^
jll3
(a beverage).
To
cut, to
5 ire---' C-^
L*
Remainder
Remainder
be
jjJ.
wound. To hock (a horse).
residue of food.
To sland;^r a. o. To cut a. th. To spear

the anus.
J
in
sj
of youthful vigour.
,
Sj^
-ft-
Lj:
To
CjL: a ^ji^ j Cs*U a jL;. chapped around the nails (hand).
To abuse grossly, To find the means

occasion
a. th.
to curse. 5
of.
LA^j
fi>
To
chap
(lip).
To be
J>\1j\j,^:Z,
To
^;L
split
(palm-bark).
-
To prepare furrows for (water). J a To abuse a. o. s To be prepared (means). To ^Jiij be occasioned. -^ To carry on a petty trade. To seek a living.
Palm-branch. Hair of the tail. jui Chapped. {J:, ^ ^j^^^ Fine sand at the foot \'^ ^ liJC-.
.r.
of a hillock.
5"5TJj $jIj:j x3X:j ibj'Ji^ a jU-w-
To
question a.
o. on.
^j^j
pn-sed
away
for over.
Wiue. Purchase of wine.

Wine-mei'chant.
tXx^j
'11-.
'CI.
s'UJL
To be the cause of. ^ To use a. th. as means foi". ji_ o To revile o. a. To cut o. a. IjUJ To expo.se a. o. to reviling. J uî^
Insult, abuse.
*j{L1'j
Remote
journey.
sei-pents.
t^C^j ',^
<~jj^
Sloigh of
x!yi
'j^wJi 'ill;;
Reviler.
Woman's
veil.
'>-^
Mountain-patli.
To take
rest. To o ^^-^ -Svxl^ cease from work. To enter, to keep the Sabbath (Jew). To be confused. To cut, to stop a. th. To shave fi>
i
Turban. Peg. Piece of thin Space of time. Pei'iod. Anus. Much reviled (man).
stuff.
nJlL
-C^JL
Shame, disgrace.
Fore- finger. A week's time. Rope. Cau.se, occasion, U^^Z,\
:i_
(the head).
(the hair)
To behead hang down.

;
a. o.
To
let
.JkZ.
means. Road.
^---^
To be lethargic to swoon. To die. To enter upon Saturday. Sabbath

da)-.
God has cut

-^
his
life.
yJ^\
*;
ik\ /Jas
War
ammunition.
'-JJ^^^ oC-J-l
C'\L\
To To
torpify a. o. (drug).s\::4-^"<^J
^^'^
be stretched.
To be oblong z^'i\
ripe (date).
c.-l^l
Means, trade, livelihood. t_,\.^vi ^lÛ^ On account of that. 'i ijk~j P13S. of hair. Hair vl^'V- t v-i->-^ of a horse's mane, forelock, tail.
(face). To
become
Piece of cloth. Plait

of hair.
i^jd ^ '^^
To keep
the Sabbath.
Sabbath-day. c^^\j Cj/^ ^ ^-^ Saturday. Week. Excellent horse. Bold child. Artful. Addicted to sleep. Space of time. *:!;.::_> cX^'-^j *5I^j c-I^ I remained some time. C:;;I.:-j tu-i'c^'\ Kind of marisli-mallow used as ^L! a tan. Any tanned skin. c4Basket. Â^'P An'ithum gmveolens. dill {pl(i.)-c^^ P Rest. Lethargic slumber. Time, o^-i Calamity. Th ^ day and the uight. cj^^ UjI Club (at cards). J'C-- < Bold. Leopard. ClacX^^ ^ J.:xl
Sword,
lit
liamstringer._î^;!) i_,lJ
Fore-finger.
v-^j
*^'r--
Abusive language.
\\^Z.\
Reviler. SlL-'j ijlllj "U^-^j *<~iJ
v-^
Swearer. ^ Gross abuse, curse. a21>J Choice camels. ijiLi Jj I <> Petty tradesman, pedlar. ^JiHJ^
To give vent to (water), To discharge (urine). To be poured (water). < To

Extensive.
fit
^',\',--
-jl-
^^1^
be curled and dependant (hair).

^-..0-1^
Curls
hair.
of
hanging
^..
,^L^ â^C- <
morous (woman).
Motionless, lethargic. Entering c^-^' u^jon the Sabbath.
Palm-sunday.
To
fi>
\'JiZ.\j
purchase
iC^j \y^ a \'.z. - (wine) for personal use.
X-h
Dead. Shaven. In a swoon.

Soft, ripe (dates).
cyil-
To
flay
(a skin).
heat).
îlji
^Qj
shake
skin
:
(the hand ).
fire,
To flog a. o. To To alter (the

j
To
put on a black
gown
.^4-^~r-~-' "^
Black globules of jet. Pitch coal.^JLX P Black gown ^'.^ ^ Se^^-^j S?cr-i without sleeves.
Seller of black garments.
wC*--
To strip off (a skin). To submit to. To take a false oath

rashly.
* tl,
tj,l
J
xjiufovj-j
To swim
To busy
<j J in (a river).
j XiC^j
C>.:::
a rCJ^
&.J^
To give o.'s self up to To be flayed (skin).

Tribe of Yemen.
(evil).
jc-
U-I.
'Cl'il.
o.*s self in o.'s
own
^z^
r*
ta.^
T\A
JL-
(shaven hair). To leave off the anointing of (o.'s hair).
way. To sleep. To be at rest. To spread (tribe). To run (horse).
To comb and let down (o.'s hair). A Wolf. Misfortune. Black iCj.'\ ^ al_, garment. Heads of the thistle '^â'j He is a sharp thief. j't--1 Ju-- 3* Little of goat's hair. jZ^
To
dig (the earth).
in (the
sky
star).
To glide To travel
far in
(a land). To be profuse in (speech). To praise, to glorify God. Jj 5 ^^ To make a. o. to swim. 5 ^1J,1
He does not possess

anything.
juj
Vj alJL
iJ
Leather garment.
Prayer,
-r^jî cjW^ j ^-t Invocation. Moslem beads.
,
Remains
tank.
of herbage.
olol--
ju-L
Linen-stopper for a
Tall. Daring.
jl-^
The majesty
of God.
ji\ 43!
j ob--
*i.u.j
Ci\
Bad omen. Wild swallow.

sjjCjLj jJU::
Natation, art of swimming.
i^Jt'L:
Leopai'd.
Cuttle-fish
;
ink-fish.
r'^^^rf--
^
;
Glory be to God God is far from such imperfection Swift-running horses.

!
oi*I-i
Jp^\j S-jy^ o Ji^ -8wound) ; to sound (a well). To try to determine a. th. conjectui'ally. Lion. Brightness of the face. jlZ, Root. Colour. Beauty; jC-l-l ^ -^,j ~ fine appearance. Enmity. Likeness. jl^ 4-Thou art treated as I am.^^^y^ ^'jy^ Cool morning. ol^P ?- S^j-^
(a
To probe
Ships. Stars. Souls of the

faithful.
Good swimmer.
Great swimmer Good
runner.
-SiC.
.\^Z.
The All-Glorious Hymn, canticle.

Fore-finger.
<>
(God). ^_^Dlj ^îij)
^w.Cj ^ x'>.^
9-4--'
:cii^lJ
Strong (garment).
Beads used by
;
^v^^J*
5-
**=?-;
Probe
wounds. Fine cloth. Coat of mail of good workmanship. Excellent date.

for
Christians.
C?
v.C
Writing-tablet, slate.
Internal state of a. th.
Sjjr--
J^
J.>~-'
-8-
Handsome, good looking.
To say Glory be to God. j>Jj:_, jil:: ^ To be fi'ee from ^4-- J ^-^ o rC^ -Jf work. To sleep deeply. To go off. To be saline (soil). ^L^S^^î^L a -r.^ To abate (heat). To cease ^.IX
,
To
beg, to be destitute (man).cJ?ll
(throbbing).
To
Poor, wretched.
<>
allay (heat).
To wind
(cotton ).*
To manure.
Bare
desei't. Little,
zj^jis.
Cjjjy-
Beardless boy.
To dispel (fever, evil) from. To reach a saline soil (by

digging).
^*
-rC^^
To be loose, lank (hair). To be abundant (rain). iSg o )a'.Z> To be liberal (man). To suffer from fever. iAalZ. Ja,To cast her young ones (ewe). i^Z. To remain speechless from fear. Ja;.^1 To fall motionless. To be weak. To cleave to (the ground). ,_j ial-'l To overlook (an affair). ^p Grand-son. Jewish tribe. Lu:;.! ^ ial-^ Lank, not cri.sp (hair). J,C-- ^ Ll^
'm
To
cool (heat, anger).
To be maiCSî
^tî
nured.
Saline (land).
Saline.
^-^
Swampy
^C- ^
X-^Cî <54--
ground; lagoon. Green water-moss. Manure. j^W "^ Loosened i^x^ ^ {un. xU^ ) ^^â-^
cotton, hair. Scattered feathers.
To shave
hair).
(the
jCJAj
^S'X.Z.
o jC.L -^
To grow
shoot
feathers (chick).
(thistle).
Abundant
raiu.
forth
To jL^ To appear
Seventh part.
bii'd
y,UJ,1
^LL
Bountiful,
libei-al
â3l
jl
otpl
Ji.:Lj Jail,
(man).
-J*^
of prey. Lupus (conv<e//).-^Lion.
Arfwnfttm, maiden-hair (;j/a.).jjiyvi_^.:L Cuscuta epithymiim., kind oG:^:^) of dodder. ^ Dog. j:l)| Female of a wild beast. :;!:._> xil:!,
Lioness.
Of a fine stature. j,l?J.I itj-^j Lank, not crisp (hair). Tufted

(tree). Thistle
U"
'
'^^ when
green.
l,Cj;
J9i,jl
Fever.
February (month). Abundance of rain. Loosened haii'. Sweepings.

Dang-hi!l.
-^
;kU.'
:ikCJ-
Seventy, seventieth.
oji^
*d^r^l
tribe.
*ilX-
Cluster of dates.
Ja-vUl
The Septuagint.
Seventh part. Arabian
Seventh.
*i*jîl
Shoes, boots.
Corridoi',
tU-^
îj:
o>ij.U-j
;.jC-
oll^QUj vaulted passage.

lie
L-jt}.:-
^ l^CC
a
Seven-lettered. Seven spans high.;;;^CJL
Air-cane, pea-shooter.
sJlLl::
Enormous (camel). Born at the
se-
venth month. Full-grown (man). Wedding-feast. pîl a
Week.
Seven times, sevenfolds.
^d ^
of
p,_^j,t
^yj^\
*;L1?
Land abounding with beasts

prey.
Forsaken
born.
child.
Bastard. Slave-
^l/
down. To be ^:j.| - ^â^- extended. To hurry (camel). Daring. Springing ciy}^ w forward (lion). Long hanging hair. Lying on the ground (camels). cSJSn'r-Proud, sweeping gait. lS^^^-j Heron. Tall. _isfTo be the seventh Aj 5 ul^ a ,-1^ -Sof. To revile a. o. To devour (sheep
To
j^
To
long ^h'^ *^ f^ (garment). To be abundant (wealth). To extend (rain).

full,
be
wolf).
i)-
To
kill; to
o.
scai'e
(a wolf).
To
frighten a.
To
steal a. th.
To make
a seven-
To direct o.'s self towards. J| To cast hairless foetus (beast). To perform the rites of abluf.^\ tion. To enlarge (a garment). To fill a. o. with goods (God). Jt * Wearing a long coat of mail.^^j
fi>
^
^
stranded rope. To bring forth at the seventh month. To complete 700 men.
Abundance. Easiness of
Trailing (clothes).
life.
tjLZ.
Long
(tail).
^_u
:Uj'Cw
To reward a. o. sevenfold (God). J ,lx A To make a. th. septuple. To divide a. th. To give an heptagonal shape to. To wash, (a vessel) 7 times. To reiterate an action seven
times.
F. Copious
(rain).
UglyoU^.L, ^
(garb). Complete (benefit). Ample (coat of mail).
To
revile.
To
in
"6
(s-C^j 'xZ^Li ;JU.
bite a. o.
Mail of a helmet
^117 ^ :i-lj j ^-17 protecting the neck. Tail.

precede, to
Jl^ s
lol.;
To be seven
flocks
number. To have /LI
To
or
^
-
outstrip a. o. to.
To overcome. To
a. o. in.
outstrip
J'^
attacked by a wild beast. To be infested by wild beasts (road). To water (camels) every seventh day. To feed a. o. with the flesh of a s
wild beast.
To
neglect (a slave).
To
To To To
cast abortive young (ewe).

receive or to give a
^_^
ts
give (a child) to a nurse.

to rob a. th.
(people).
fi>
wager
To steal,
Seven.
r^î
to a, o.
To shackle
&
(a bird).
To be seven
Serious
^JXll^
/^^
j> *il.i
race with,
xh\Lj>j
GC-. j?U
J|
compete with a. o. To hasten towards.
(affair).
Place of the last
^.IX
jlj,!
judgment.
'
JUlong mustaches. Long-lashed eye. Veil of black silk. To -wear a veil of black
(r>U_: oi^
Jr
Jr^'j
jJUlj
HavingjlJj jll^j jlLij jjj/ji:,1
To contend together
a race. To speak or act hastily Stake laid in JC_1'
in
:C^
silk.
uj
-ii-
cnJ.1
a race.
The
leopard.
He has the pre-
iCu'
J îjUj
jL:.
Spinage. To dote (4^1 (old man).

Apoplectic
fit.
Clj
Cj^-l
Dotage of an old man.

'Dotavdly (old man). Spahi, cavalry. Sepoy. To take ^ J>A_l|j,fU-j ulj,
a. 0. captive.
cedence in it. \\ 'inner in a oîiCj race (horse). Previous. The Angels.
Jul
^^
Ji\^
olijlDl
Horse-race. Anteriority. Jesses, juAlways ahead, winner (horse). jCj; He has the upper-hand in cj'^\p
i^
his designs.
To
melt, to
j*
(tC^j CsCL:
,
dx'^ -
To captivate (the heart \ fi>j i JJ, To estrange a. 0. (God). To I'each (water) by digging. To carry (-^-ine)
to another country.
mould (a metal). To be melted, moulded (metal).

Ingot.
dAlUjl.
iUC.:
^ iSLc.
.'-
To make one another
captive.
jTUj
Wood
carried by a
'^j -^j
torrent.
Melting-house, foundry. dXi.CJ ^ dClJ To stretch o.'s self. To be' JC. -Htall (girl).
Captives.
Women. Slough '^ ^ [^

CCj:
To revile To allow
a. th. to
a. o. a. th.
"^
To
o Jl-^
-Ji-
To
dedicate
of snakes. Captive (man or
pious uses.
(''i-/0 J;-
To put
out ears (crops).
woman).
Sea-pearl. Exported wine.
drop (rain, tears). To be beaten
X^L
(road).
Woman
Secundiue.
flock.
taken as captive.
To
let
Numerous
,},\'yZ.
*U;C.
(tears).
down (a veil). To shed To hang down (o'.shaii").

fit
Produce of
flocks.
Camels for
--
To
-<>
weai'y
a. o.
by words.
Nose. Ear of
it
breeding. Earth of a mole-ho!e. Unseemly language. Vice. 'z^

Six.
Women's wrapper. Dung.

in its
fall.
iLi^
jl:;
Rain
2^
^r
jt
;i_.
corn.
White
of the eye (disease).
Lady,
( for zj^ ) ot-mistress. Grand-mother.
C--
Mustache. Fore-part of
the beard. Spike, ear of corn.
JC_j
iiix
Sixty. Sixtieth.
:ijiZ,j TiijLij
H^
Sixth.
Road, path.
Means
jii ^
Yellowish turtle-dove. Master, i^cJj SoiL-l ^ itJ-t

professor. Doctor.
of access. Public fountain.
To
veil
Aj
J{Lj
,\y{Z.
o J\~
Holy war. Pilgrimage. .Oil Desire of leai'uing. Ordinances of God. I have no respon\'Sa j "p. ^jJS
j^ j^
j^
to conceal a. th.
To be
veiled.
To
J^zJi\j JiLi\j JLJi
on that account. Thou hast no plea j.j^

sibility
It viO
^J
conceal
o.'s self.
jiixJ, ]j
to allege.
Veil, curtain,
jjiL
^ J{^
^~i
j5
^ We
ought to do so.ioT JiiJ

ti'aveller.
0I
CLu:
iLi.::.
screen. Covert. Fear. Modesty,
Forlorn
uxlll crl
God has manifested

shame.
Shield.
his
i^t^ ^\
Road, way, path. Party of travellers.
'> !r J'.\
iou
Much
trodden (road).
0^
I
Ti'ack of a road. Measure, size.
(rM
"i^tîJLj "i^yJL
Covering, screen. J,l ^ i'jU. ^ Turkish single-breasted coat.

\ eil,
Natural
i-jJLli^
^yfiLij
jS^
"k ej^-*-;.'
,-n
jii--
disposition.
curtain.
Gentle, meek.
Easy (walk).7i;o^j
9-4JL
Vespers, evening-service.
Pudical, chaste.
jUi:J| ;>\.^
-tf
Opposite.
Fine, well proportioned.-b-j.-^
;
5rU--
j<:Z
^ rvn^S To bow down to bo lS_^?t_l o Jc-,^ ^ lowly. To lower the head (camel). To bow down befoi"e a. o. To J
wor.sliip (God).
The Concealer
Buffoon, droll.
jL. jjt'^j s?J,^--- Four. Weight J ULlj jjiUl ^ jUu:i. P

(God).
of four mithcals.
Covering^
loiJi a J^Ji.
veil,
curtain.
Sj(::J.l.j jtl.,;
To be swollen (foot). To bow the head. To cast down o.'s looks

before a. o. Prostration, adoration.
Understood {pronoun,.
Pudical,
JiilJ'
SkZ.\
(woman).
Oysters.
<>
Cji'jy^ i J^-^--^ 5r Not well-off (man). C
iy^
\
a; j\Z. VJ-"''.
Gs
i>?w
To stow
(goods).
r::-^
Bowing, stooping. i^Jj-j ^ a> V/^.Languid Os-i^^j ola>.C- ^ SIaÛ (eye). Bent (tree). Worshipper. i&t_:. Prayei--carpet. -f^ Any i-a^jj Sibt-L
carpet.
j^
Spui'ious silver.
jj^-^j o/'-^
j:l1;j
,
P
-ft-
To come out in a file. T6 ^1

To To
follow a.
ycZ^ o JiJL
in drops (tear.s). To escape successively (beads, pearls).

0. 5 JjL^ j , ycZ. a Jifollow one another.
J^l
Swollen foot. oSs-Cl Place of worship ; a>,CS ^ j.>l>: mosque. Forehead. Pai-ts of j^,CjJ ^ oi,!.;; the body prostrated in prayer. - To prolong her jÛJ^j \'JkZ. o groans (she-camel). To heat (an oven). To fill (a * river ; water). To put a collar to (a
1
Water-spring.
Vulture.
d^^j oy^
5-
J=-^
Rubbish of
a. th.
Narrow
I'oad.
^
fi>
Root of an
old tree.
Constantinople.
^1 xjvx^^l
To track
Buttocks.
a. 0.
To
li^-'U
1
strike on the buttocks

oC::Jl1
*^^J
*^J
o
dog).
To
give vent to (water).
To
j%.2
heat (an oven).
To To
hurry, to hasten, J.^j lay out the warp

i
i^rj:
Uil*
To swell (sea). To have friendly

with.
_^J,
intercourse
&
,u
To follow in a file (camels). To be filled (cup).

Bloodshot colour of the
eyes.
jW'^K
J^.^
o'J^J^
"a'Jr-î
Water
Fuel.
filling
a river.
Jy.,L
True
Place
friend
filled
by a torrent.
Iron collar for dogs.
j^\'^ ^
jy>.
j->S^ C-
Bloodshot
Lion,
(eye).
Clear tank.
J^^\
J!>?~
Heated. Filled. Swollen (sea).
with, water.
Bountiful man. Great
Strung
pearls).
Milk mixed with
udder. Gift. Present.
much
water.
War has
Archivist.
vai'ious chances.
J^^
ij^'JI
Writing-roll. Deed, oy?*- ^ !>?-writ, judicial record. <> Archives.

Cjy?43l cÂ
J^?^.^
Loose, hanging (hair). j>!î ,^<^ To be altered, turbid Ci^ a o-?^ -R(water).
<>
To be
stirred (people).
To
stink (water).
<>-
To
Zj
fi>
^jJ^
Tearful (eye). Abundant

(spring).
rouse (the people). Stir, disturbance. <> Riot. Turbid, stinking
,j-^
Share. Hard. Large (udder).
Jc?^
Jc?5^
^j^j u-i^J a^-^
Stone of backed clay.

Flask-case.
Jj>LI.j
^
I
water.
will never
iL>^j J?>go to him.

:
Allowable. J?^ Mirror. Gold, silver J>C:^ ^ J*ii-^ P

ingots.
j_,_3tAfr
,j_i3s..lj
-Jt-
To
flow
^.fcljlj
Uisfcr?
'"V?'--'
o >?^ "^
(tears, water).
To prolong her groans C^-.I- a ic>jL (she-camel) its twang (bow). A To pursue (an aim). To use rhyming prose. To coo^l,_j
(dove).
To shed
(tear.?,
Clii-lj
'^.>?-^j
(^^
water).
Rhyming, asso-
/tosJJj
^>^'\
-r
i^
To be dilatory in. To shed (tears).

Water. Tear. Leaf
^ ^yr-^j
A
of willow.
^'J>.^
î.-'ij
^-ii
nant prose. Piece of
^c*-,^--^ -r
*f>?--'J
^1,
Shedding tears (eye).î. ^ ^yr-^ cnt To imprison Aj Ck-^ o ^^^^ -5^ a. 0. To restrain a. o. from speech.
j>
rhyming prose. Using rhyming prose. Straight f^> forward. Handsome (face).
Aim, pursuit.
To conceal (grief). To split a. th. To dig a

for a palm-tree.
To
(trench)*
^%..Z.
fii
wi?i-llj
^jipe-i^J
^
Udb^ a
let
down
(a cui'tain)
Gaol, prison.
o_y>J'
o^tr
To be thin-waisted. To be dark (night).

Veil, door-curtain.
Gaoler.
olW^
Prisoner.
J^j
'Ui--J.
^ o^*^
Stream coming down a

Trench
hill.
Portion of the night. Curtain. <> Fringe of a

cruJ
^WttJ^?6
Perpetual. Violent, Hell-fire.

for a palm-tree.
To be
quiet, calm.
To
lîJL
G^ ^
garment. Sausage. To pour out, to

spill (a liquid).
Ts
y^
J?t-^
prolong her cry (she-camel) ' To shroud (a corpse). To touch a. th. To treat (au
jf
fi>
affair).
Calm, quiet.
Gentle wind.
sitiou.
Still
^^l.
To pour down (a liquid), o ^}%J^j jat-i To register a. th. To record a sentence (judge), jc To vie, to cons Vbt--j h^\lJ JÛ
fii
(she-camel).
'\'^
tend with.
Natural dispo-
oCot'-'J
Q)^
ik^
To pour
forth
jj
fit
T^
--
To be rich. JiJ.1 fi>j s To make large (gifts). To forsake a. o. To fill a vessel. To speak
absolutely.
(water).
To
flow
To flog a. o. down rJcJlj (y

,
\aJi.O>
(water, tears).
To leave (an affair) to a. o. To compete, to vie together.

To be poured.
Bucket
filled
J>0
J?^l.
?-
To be
vei-y fat
^ ^
>
(ewe).
Jj^j
JW^-
J?--
To pare
(beast).
the eaiih in riuming

trii^'j
i^ j;^^
?!o-.l^
Tough, dry dates.

Air, atmosphere.
To
be scratched.
Giving
much water
(cloud).
Running gently (camel). Wont to swear (woj-Ulij

man).
Plane. Running gently.
tt*^
?r^'i-^
Teai'ful (eye).
Blood-horse, good runner.
To come down
s ^t:Z.j
,
(water;.
x5vlii.l_j ^-litl.
To
fascinate,
1^^
a
o.
^Gw jk^ ^
Court-yard.
Vehement
rain.
yXJrî
/b
9-.-?--l
To wheedle a. To turn a. o. away from. To gild (silver). To spoil

to bewitch.
(clay
:
To
trail, to
drag
C^^
;,
^j. ^
a. th. -^
bill
To draw
(a sword, lots, a
of exchange).
v_.afcl3
water).
a. o. in
He sweeps, he walks proud- ilJi

the
s
To wound
lungs.
He overlooked
or act at dayo.
his
<.jU^
ii]i
î-.
To
To To
rise,
faults.
break.
feed a.
at daybreak
To behave familiarly with. To be dragged, drawn. To

<>
\s,
ÎcJi
^\'\
xli._i
be, to depart at daybreak. To eat at daybreak.
withdraw from partner.ship. Dimness of tht sight.
To crow
at
dawn
(cock).
p.^
Remains of water. ^ Drawer of a bill.

Cloud.
XJU-JL j
sll^^l ^_o-C
Witchcraft, sorcery. Eloquence,

seduction.
(coW.) sJ^kZ.
i_)U-'
S3U-J jU b Jj^ rr j^-^J ^>-^J j*^ Lung. He has overstrained

himself.
Space of time, y-jiae-l ^ :J''>J1, have w-alked U^]^ ^G-J. ^^t", the whole day. -<) Drawer, chest. 4{bs>
cloud.
We
Name
Wide
of a
man
proverbial
(belly),
Beginning of dawn. Daybreak. End, edge Dawn, daybreak.
for his eloquence.

valley.
Large
Wizard, oj^j^j jb-. Learned man. Deludei
Willow
break.
tree.
Meal eaten at day

Hei'b fattening cattle.
jr"^
jy
ji^_
make unlawful profits. To destroy, to extir- a c^JiSi cJ:^j pate a. th. To .shave utterly. To peel out (the grease) from
fit
(the flesh).
j\a^{j jU.
53(;^
Great wizard.
Children's play.
<>
To To
be unlawful (profit).
lose o.'s wealth.
c^JlI
c>i_ll
Cup-^>G..^^
Worn
out (dress). Unavenged
îsj:
cold.
board, chest.
(blood). Puni.shment.
_n?i.
Vehement
Having a complaint of the

belly. Big-bellied (horse).
Unlawful ti'ade. c,Vi>J.1 ^ Lost Cjj^^J c^^

(goods).
cJ>-J^j cJ>-Ji
,-0^.-J C->fc-
Spoiled (food).
(country).
Wasted
(J^^
J^îai.1
Worn
s
To
.slay
LkkLj'j
out dress. Unsatiable (sto- sIuUlj j'_^'
a. 0. To choke a. o. (food). To put water (in wine). To slip down fi-om.
mach). Suffering indigestion
RaggeJ garment.
desert
<>
Soft
c,_^J.
^
a
iakiî
Farthing. Little.
,
Gullet, throat.
LklS
a,
To
peel (grease).
0^^
J^^
-j^
To scratch s t^^^^j >â. o. To abrade the skin.
a r-*-^
smooth
(silver).
To shave
To To
di-ive
off (tbe head).
To bura
To
be fluent in speech.
(palm-tree).
Cash, i-eady money.

Cloth of one thread. String. Leveret, young hare.
Sea-shore. Sea-coast.
Bit of a bridle.
the clouds
fi,
^^._:1j
SyJL
SyJ-\
<i9s-
(wind).
sell
(grease).
^jiiuw
a
Xj^jîj >_sC>t
iSkL
Jbt_Jli-Jl-
urease
J>G-- J^'
of the back.
Con.sumption of the lungs
JbrJ.
Braying of asses, mules. y\^J^j Filings of gold, silver. Husks of wheat. Refuse of naen.
Single-stranded
LizarJ.
I'ope.
xJbtJ,
Clack of a mill. Sweeping rain. *Jy-J^j xL^.^ Kind of bean used for sciatica. oUkî
i!^~>^
To pound,
ffi
jtj:,j,(j^^ a
jk^
-^
:
JG-Jl^, :;!ik- n Tree used for tooth-picks. JG-JLI
--,.,
-,
-.,'
->
*!
I
Long-haired (youth). Places watered by a stream. J>C-1 File for wood. \\'ild as..j=C^ ^ J'tl^ Tongue. Brave. Bouatifulness. Bridle. Cheek. Copious rain. Salep, dry ( /by îJLil ^'î ) ^Jb-j: ^
roots of orchis.
Tortoise. ^,u-:
To sweep (the earth wind). To wear out (clothes). To soften a. th. by rubbing. To crush (an insect). To shave the head. To destroy a. 0. To let fiij s jas-ltj down tears (eye). To be remote. ujt-i j^-^ j a j^J^ To be lofty (tree), \ik-l o jk:^ To be threadbare ^î-^h ^_ji.Z
to crush a. th.
,
,
(clotlies).
j
(/"or:aiL:;
,
<Iuj:
<>
I
May God
i
estrange him!
'cH ii>JLl
To become
black.
o î-^j
Ci-^ a
>y^
*
"^
To blacken (the face). To pour down rain (sky).

Blackness, black
colour.
^^
^>-^^
I
To be crushed, brayed, jail'jij jk^y To be emptied (bucket). To be ji^'jl^ widened. .<> To be contrite (heart).
Shabby vestment. Thin j/,
cloud.
t>*-
xi^^
^ j'\^~^j jS^.^
Smith's hammers. J^^ Black. ^.JL y. ci^ >. Horn. Idol. Woman's nipple. j^--^'^ Wine-skin. To break, to crush v^^ a ^y.^ ^ (a stone). To rub off (wood).
Remoteness, distance May he be far off!

Tall (ass, palm-tree).
>
Remote
(place).
F. Heavy rain. Streams of tears. <> Contrition, sorrow

for sin.
To examine (cattle). a ^Si>i j>\^ To meet a. o. To ti-eat kindly. 5 ^C-,

AppearaDce,'C^j:j 'Vj^Jî -J^î "Ci^ colour. Softness of complexion. Pounding-stone for cJ^S-J' rr ^-l/*
stoneri, gold.
To make a
of (cloth).
single-
stranded (rope).
(a metal).
A %iZ. To make
a Jk^ -^ the warp
To scrape
to
hair).
off;
G-.I- a
U.-1.
-^
To peel, to rub off. To file To poimd a. th. To pick out (coins). To cash (money). To pay a. th. cash. To give s
fi>
shovel
(mui).
To shave
(the
(100 lashes)
to a. o.
To
revile a. 0.
To
bind (a book) in thin leather.

(the hair).
?<.
jis-lj
t-JLj
To
shed tears eye).
'i.'yj.j
To shave
a
)
jcZ.\
Thin leather(
for books.
3!^
;^._:l
'G^^
To bray (mule). VU-ij To come to the sea-shore. To find a. 0. reviled. To be scraped, pared. To be
^Lî-^
s
5u_L
j:û'
j J^-LI
jiljl
0^
(cloth).
Cr
-tt-
]^
To be weak-mindecl. ij\^Z. o ^k^ To burst (water-skin). To be thin To

act foolishly with.
s
Open court. Region. k^ ^ sÛ-Thorny tree. Bat. Scrap of paper. Filings. Meninx. ijj^
Part of a cloud. Shovel-making. Sweeping stream, rain. *û.
Shovel-maker.
Iron shovel, hoe.
,5rCJi
UiJ:
wiiC
Weak-mindednes3.;J(i._:_, î-lj .^k-i Emaciation of hunger. *litj,j *iii-l
'Ch^
Weak
(mind). Thin (fabric).
^,9iZ^
^
o
siiw;
'-rJi
To banish a. o. fi>j s ^^ a Jk^ -HTo take a. th. by deceit. To find fault with a. o. fi>j y jl-j: To shake down (dates). To put off (a business). * j^-^l Weak, worthless J&..J,j jt^ ^ jj.^
(man). Imperfect thing.
To
stick its tail into

-^
-H-
the ground (locust).

Soft ground.
To
strike.
^L.iJLj
^'^J.
^'^
-5^
Plain necklace for

children.
^ ujU
Tree alike to the
sweet-ru.sli.
c.Vi-.~l
^ji-J.
c.i:~.
-ft-
To be reduced
Lamb. 6>U-J-j Unknown, obscure. To blacken, to

disgrace a.
o. o.
JU-..-.J ji-J.
xli-.-
(swelling).
J^.>J-i
Strong, vehement.
c^î-. j c-i-
To
^ji, ^y.^ heat (water).

ifc
-i^
Dung
of hoofed animals.
c>^
>^''='?^-~
Mnro.^co leather.
oC;k-ij
'^
To irritate a. To hate a. o.
Blacknes."?.
oj
'jJa,
jp ^-.^
*ik.ij ^'^^
:
Tanned goafs skin. To agglutinate ( leaves).ji..JL
j^.^
-ii-
Warm.
Ji-^
Black colour. Coal soot. Agreableîi-JL wine. Black (night).

Black.
Blackish.
J..Z,
Yellowness, swelling in the face, ji.^
'likJl
j>
JJJ\
^cCi-J,
To constrain a. o. to forced work. To have a good wind \'jUZ. a jU^

(ship).
Hatred, malevolence. ^j(i._j; To be lewd, besmeared.

Filth.
^
^
C-i-.^
-if-
iajy-.^
J=ikJL>
^
scoff at.
To
be hot.
<>.
from fever. lO be Xîs_ Cj_ji5.-<j Uii^ heated (by grief eye).

_j
:
To suffer To be ill.
ji^j
ijlt
Ci-J-j
To humble,
to
abash
a. o.
-<>
To
? _,li.X
(Sii-^
appoint by law. Forced work, task imposed
%jiji
To warm
(water).
s^
oi-llj
^1^
> To
To To
cause fever, to render a. o. ill. heat the eyes i. e. oil. j iilp î,,:.!
afflict a. o.
without pay. Laughing stock. Compelled to work. Scoffer, mocker. fji-J^ Forced labour without J^'^^j ''ij"-^
hire.
(God).
*.o:.wJ *-iI-
*Jl9s--_J <jît.wj *ii5..;J
Ridicule, scoff, derision.
ô^-*
"
Fever, feverish heat.

OVJUsJ Hot.
(il.Xii.JI.J
Kind of Hijosciamui, narcotic.

(jO,aiJl_)
,
jtj.
'"'J^-'-^
OUitJ
?:
Laughing-stock.
jh^^ f
{Opp. to
ijU
)
i
Hectic fever. Hot.

<>
*iL43 "^jy^^ "^
Mask. Buffoon. Advocate appointed by law. jLL^
J^J
-^
Fevei'ish, sick
To be
Warm,
heated broth. Hot. Inflamed by tears (eye).

Painful (blow). Thin gruel of coarse flour. Shovel. Butcher's oi^-Vi:!knife.
Jtj i Gak- a displeased with. -^ To curse.

s lIi13j
,
Jai-.-
To To
discontent, to anger
find (a gift) paltry.
a. o.
^ l^yj.]
Sak-l
Discontent,
iaULij ia^^J iak-^J JaiwX
anger.
Hateful, a Idol.
1*^.1?
-a-
To To
feign
to
lie.
9r^J ~
ôljl.
Boots. Cooking- ojUj

pots.
o'^tljj o'*--'
lay with the face on the
ground.
Liar.
Witty, sr'^
s G-aJL a ^-'j^^
jolly, facetious.
u>-~*
"^
Caldi'on.
To
kill
and lay (a
\p>J'j
^^j L>^
jUl
oh\-^ ^s^^J o
*^5-^
li-Jl
-S-
To prostrate a. 0. on the ground. To make (a camel) to kneel. To fill (a skin). To kill a. 0. i ^j^j To be prostrated with t'-^X
baast) on the ground.
To be To
liberal, bountiful.
'c^^J-j
Vii.^
jjiiJIj
CisJL a ^^j:ij ,\jii^ o

fii'e
give vent to
beneath a
pot.
parted legs. Rich.
To withhold o.'s self from. To show munificence. j^LIjj

Munificence, generosity,
Soft plain.
sjikilj
5r
^/--^
-li-Jl
-r^^
^-j^xUj -rj^^
0->'j-^J
Lying prostrate.
Bountiful, liberal.'i^^j '^-^'^
^-fi-
To rend
(a
O'^ ^
J->^
jÂ-Jî ^SS^-^ -^ -i^Jlk^
garment). To loose (o.'s hair). To be perplexed Sj'^'j a joJ, (man). To be dazzled by the heat
To
.stop (a flask).
To
A
up
-tf-
iS.::
0^
dam (a river ).To close To supply (a want),

(a debt).
(a
breach).
To balance
i
(camel).
To shut
(the mouth).
To go down a declivity. To hurry. To hang down (hair).

Lotetree.
(
jâIjI^
ja_j5f un. "ajJ^
jjj-^
J-"--
To hit the right point. J iSlo-i To speak, to act rightly in. To be rightly dis- 'jSJk^ li 1l1 a 'j^j
,
posed, well-directed.
jai-
jj_:
ô.:.
Vertigo. Perplexed. Heedless. Sea.
To
direct a. o. aright.
set aright.
To
fi>j
s ijji,
point (a spear) at.
Fresh herbage. Castle of king
Naman.
Two
veins of the eye.
olj^VI
i~>Jî '(
To hi To be To be
aHj
'j1:.\j
stopped, closed up.

right, well directed.
iloJ,!
olJt
aiU.1.
He came back with ijjjJLl empty hands. To be the sixth. To Clxj: make up the number six. To take the sixth part s
fi'om a. 0.
Barrier, obstacle;
jJ^j :uL
dam. a mountain, a screen.

i
ôi-
-8-
Vice, defect, blindness.
sa_.l
C-luL o
Black cloud. Dam. The great wall of China.
ajlul
^ ^ XxZ.
Rocky
hexagonal,
valley retaining
i^XL ^
To make To be
a. th,
* ^-j^
six-angled.
six in number. To water ^jjJ\ camels every six days.
water. Right, true (word). xRightness, truth. il^xXj ij^ Milk coagulating in (un Siio--) i\'j^
the udder. Stopper. Means of living. Obstruction in the nostrils. ilojL ^ Ob-struction of the ijiJI ^-J
Sixth part, a sixth. Watering of camels every

sixth day.
^'-J^
Tooth gi-owing
before the Jj Sixth.
i;
^'j^j ^'jJ. ^
l_liU-
^'j:L.
bowels. Door, threshold. Seat,

dignity.
ijj,
^ %j^
;!lLJI
Six and
black.
six.
J, u'î^ l^^j^j ^lo-i
The
apostolic see.
zl[^'J\
iixJL
Affected with cataract

(eye).
SiC-
Brownish cloak. Lamp-
^j-j'jJ.j
^-jJ-^
Old (she-camel).
Six-lettered (word). Six cubits '^^\JJi
long
(veil).
Right, just. :jJ ^ Du.1_> juo,:; He has fiUed his place. ijuj: IC To suspect a. o. of.^_, 5 iUlc o îlui
-ft-
To be To
altered from stagna-
^juLj
tion (water).
Sixth part. Six years ol<l (beast). Six cubits long

certain tooth.
ur-i.-^-'
(
veil).
A
-ft-
covet a. th.
To be addicted
^
^j,^
j-'jJ^
to.
Grief, anxiety.
Spilt
^(aJ.1
j,'jj.j
ôJLj jtJ^j
To slaughter and Sj (t-'jZ. a pjul throw down a. o. To hurtle a. th. He was smitten by asojai. ScJ.. poJ,
fi>
(water).
calamity.
^lliJ,
Ij
Altered waters.
Grieved, repeuting.
^lul oC;
God save thee from

all
i^lu:
[^ jj>2ii
lliiJ
oCa.::j
îU-
misfortune.
Illustrious (man). Mist,
^jul^ v-'^
Leader, guide.
p-j^
^jj^]
Sodom (town). To be doorkeeper

in
^j^
ifc
^Jl^-J '''^^ o o-ui^^
To be dark To shine
dim
(night),
jo
(a
-ft-
(dawn).
To
sleep.
To be
To
let
down
a temple of idols. (a veil, a garment),
(sight).
To
light (a lamp).
To open
Veil, curtain.
cXj^j o'-^j oluH'jJ^
door).
To
raise (a curtain).
To drop
Keeper of a temple. Fat. Blood. Wool. Veil.

Plain, of a single colour.
^ ^.^C
'
(her veil; woman).
cj
a:-
To depart from.
Darkness. Night. Light. Dawn.
^
^jj.
^jIlS,
oiC P
''^ o
laJL -^
To
To To
ajl|
^SJJJL,\J L? J-^b
Ewe.
Object seen from afar.
stretch foi'th the hand. play with jîj^ ^s'-î^\j s?^-b

direct o.'s self
iLl: o
^ 3j^
:;jla-
Shadow.
Curtain.
walnuts (children).
\j^
Blackness of the night. Doorcurtain.
;iju'
towards.
To become
(dates).
tender ^sJd^J
follow.
Fat of the hump.

Black.
^-^
oJuL ^
'VjJuL
Dark
_
îJuil
To ascend on. To To sweat (horse).

Sixth.
(night).
To be
(
addic-
^_,
li^luLj Q=.jJl a
^^ -^
for
ted to.
To A iJju' A jlxljj jjJ.\j jj<Z, jj^ -S- To set (dates) regularly. make the warp of cloth. Addicted to. Dexterous. Spear- iljuL To do a benefit to. thruster. J[ yjjj.]j ijj^ To moisten the earth (dew), j^ To let * Ja-llj J!-^ J .Vlul. o Ja.C- -fr To forsake. To get a. th. down (a curtain). To loose o.'s hair. ^s'-^\ To rend (a garment). To make peace between. VaJL o ojj Warp of a tissue. Night "iJjjSs ^ c?ju. To hang down (hair). Jju_jIj J!uJ
fit
fi>
dew. Honey-comb. Benefit. Green date. 'IJuLj Forsaken, of no avail, i^S-JLj iâJL
useless.
Pearl-necklace hanging on the

breast.
Veil.
JIuL'Ij Jjl^-ij JllC'l
Jlu.
Jai._j
Inclination.
JaJL
t)
Warp
of a fabric.
plant).
4-^\i t?^t
ola-L/>
Litter-veil. J|a-l
J'J^J
J^
?r
Ji,-*-^
Warping mill. Rue (medicinal

Simplicity.
Door-curtain of a tent.
u(i^
:
--
Galega^ goat's rue.
,_^!l ^(j:^
llil --
Kind of sofa, stuffed bench. To have long mustaches. Mustache.
J^;u.
Ji^~
J^>-i
Simple, good-natured ; oiU -fy-j îu P (man). Plain (colour). Unmixed (wine).
To shut
a door.
up, to bolt
C.1l:l
o ô-l
-fr
Malabatkrum, Indian
spikenard.
;;jj.iA
îL.
To be grieved, to repent. ^ To loathe food.
Cjil.
a ^jl^
Cr A)
Secret. Heart.
'r-
^
O^'j
jpjlJuL
^JLj"^
Female
slave.
Con-
4xy
Armlet. Ring of shackles Heart. Sparrow hawk.
cubine.
P
"
Happiness and misfortune.
'l^lj 'I^Dl
-r-
Sparrow-hawk.
JJjSj-j jlli>^j
oGJ-.^_j
White
jC
falcon.
Lines in the forehead.
Sparrow hawk.
i
oSJuwj
^\Ji^
The
best part of a race, of a
j^^
olr^j Zj\^j \Slr^j ^j^j ^JJ^T" o y^" -^
valley.
Last night of a lunar month. J^j Choice part of a race. j\^ ^ aj^lr"
Bottom
of a valley.
(fire
To cheer up, to rejoice a. o. To cut the navel-string to (a 5 1^ child). To wound a. o. in the navel. To have a complaint of the 1^ a
navel.
"Worn-out
steel).
Galled in
yJi
the bi3ast (camel).
To
rejoice at, to
of.
i_,
yJi^\j 0^^'a. 0. s
^
jC
y^\
Cause of joy, gladness.
S^^
jLli
be glad
Stems
of sweet-smelling
To
To
rejoice, to
gladden
*;'ii
^1j j^
plants.
To speak
--
Ijl^r-j SjU~i
Speaking-tube.
secretly to a. 0.
To sharpen (a blade). Skilled manager of

cattle.
conceal (news).
To
divulge
fi,
(a secret).
To
lay eggs
-J,>.
prolific
-):!-
(locust, tish).
To be
(woman).
]y:S\
To manifest (a secret) to a. 0. Jt A To show (love) to. To take a concu- 'J:^Jij\j tjl^j xj^
bine-slave.
To be
eggs.
at tke time of laying of locusts, fishes. s1>-j '^.-j
Eggs
'>'.-
Oviparous.
m%j 'j^
,r
')J^
-M-
To reveal secrets to 0. To take delight in. To hide o.'s self from.
a.
jU_i
Jl^
^p V-a-Î,
jl^'-'l
To pasture freely ^.jj^ (beast). To flow (water). To go at random into (

country).
o ^'Ji-
Secret. Heart, conscience,
^-,
J-
Marriage. Origin. Choice part. () Mystery, sacrament. Health,

toast.
To overflow (vessel). C^'To be injured by the fume of

molten
silver.
Provost of merchants.
First secretary.
Jj^,
'j,^^
w?ir
>- P
îol
To
dig the earth on the right

-if-
i>-
To weary, To your
Secretary.
to trouble a. o.
i^
jllr^Vl
'''^Sî
health.
:
iJ>j
îlT
'Si-
and left, To go back home To moisten a new water-skin. To send parties of (camels,
"'
In seci-et
2^
and openly.
^j,tl.1
t--
Mysterious. Sacramental.
'^'j^
-r
horsemen) against.
Lines
J''J^\
Sj-x'.i
Sv
To
enter( its shelter;
j i^S^'j
v^--^
beast). -^
To
escape.
of the hand, of the forehead. Line of the hand. jjî SJ^
Camels. Cattle. Road. Breast.
yjj^
Navel-string,
jj,^^
Way of actiug.
Herd
(of gazelles)
;
yj^^ s>j ^
,
J^
Navel.
U('j^\
The
best
ol^-^'-j
jjL ^
S^
kJ^th-
spot of a valley.
party of women. Collection of palmtrees. Way. Road. Heart. Den of wild beasts. v'S-'-^ t vl^-
CoUjledon, navel-wort.
Joy, delight.
tr'jVl "Cj^
j^^^
Cradle.
j/Ji.
Underground conduit, drain. Flowing water. Frequented (road).
Bedstead. Throne, j^j s^J ^ ^_r'-, Royalty, authority. Litter. Base of

the head.
-^
Cr'
Natural behaviour, x^j. ^^ Manure, dung. -^-r" To go alone, to <>jj^j (>-JL pasture on mOrning (flock).
Flock of sheep, b:rds,
>J'J.^ -^
iJ^'-
women. Way.
many.
Row
<>
of vines.
Seam
of a water-skin.
Great umnber,
To
drive (a flock) to
finj
^^L
pasture.
To manifest
(o.'s
thoughts).
To send a. o. away. To attend o'.s business

freely.
(y:^ a
To
pasture (a flock) at Aj ? leisure. To send (away). To repudiate, (a wife).
^^ ^^
:
Short journey. Seam of a .skin. "C'js. Mirage. sJCJ^. Going straight on heed- ^^/JLj ^jS^
;
lessly.
Drainer of cess pool. Black lead. Molten

silver.
'J iji^'^
L^'j ^^'-l P
To comb
(her hair
Road
of a beast.
Bed
^j
il>:
^ 'Sj^
woman). To
free (a slave).
To
faci-
of a stream.
litate (a business).
To send an express to a. o. Jl^ ^ To be dispelled (grief ). ^'JJi\j '^yj To go at a gentle and quick Îr-'J, pace. To lay on the back in stretching the feet. To undress o.'s self. Flock pasturiug freely. Any ^^
thornless tree. Plant of the Pentenaria class.
Pasturage. Canal. ^j\-J ^ *;lr^ Hair of the breast. i_j UJ; ^ "jIt-^j Long. Swift (stream). i_)_r'i*
To walk
at noon, to
walk
rtj^r^
-S-
leisurely.
To be
sprightly and active.

^^.Ir"
Far-extending desert. Straightforward, frank.
cIj^,- Ps
s Jilr'"
"S-
To To
clothe a.
o.
clothe o.^s self
^ To
be
J>'^-i
Swift -paced horses.

Divorce. Ease. Haste.
^'j:^
jli
confused.
Shirt. Clothing. Breast j^.;t^
^\
J^!/~
olr^ Ts
ir^" "^
Wolf.
o^\yL.j ^l>,-j ^^Vj Lion. Middle of a tanli.

o^J
\j
plate.
Strong, sour (taste).

IjV.
He does not possess

anything.
Vj
Naked
Strap.
hor.ê.
-(f-
Easy. Quickness,
^.j
Quick,
Vagrant.
rJ>\j^M
Narrow pas-
sage in a thicket.
To he. To plait (her hair woman). A To be beautiful fface). a Q-lrCTo embellish, to adorn a. th. To plait o.'s hair. To forge (a
:
fit
Comb.
JMeadow, pasturage. A poetical metre. Quick-paced (hoi'se)
Jackal. Long-
story).
<>-To
whip
(clothes).
To
saddle
fi>
^^'..
(a horse).
To
register (a letter).
s
To
saddle (a horse).
,-^1
^,
Horse's saddle.
bodied (mare). Tall of stature (man). Rocket, squib. i'jj}'^^ -riJ^-- ^ Cracker.
Fern.
tjIt- ?r -rin^ His business has taken a i?^^- Jt
bad
turn.
;
Lamp
lighted wick. Sun.^^..

^\'^..
s-l^n-
Îr" ^
A
)3i:^j
\i-ji,
i
To
stitch, to
i>'-
Glow-worm. iUDi Mandrake. Lychnis,

corn-cockle.
>j j^l
i^^âji\ jt'S^-
sew
(leather).
To
To weave |S>'- o (a coat of mail). To coordinate the thread of (a di.course). To read hastily. ^ To sift (flom-). To continue )S;^ a ^^'-j ^1 pierce a. th.
fasting.
Sesame-oil.
rVi^J
Farcy, (horse
^r^
*î>!r'!r-
Saddlery.
disease).
<>
Liar.
Saddler.
Oil-
'^^-.j'J^'^JT^lr''
srJ^CJi
lamp.
*?
.r-'^J
*?Ir'--
ijj^
(r
j
Speed, readiness, quickness. st^'^j ^'JL Make haste f:jtJ\ <;.'Ji^\

!
To
perforate a. th.
To sew
* iV
(leather
%Jj>- li y^Jî Ci^jî iSs-j^ quick does he come forth. Foremost people, horsemen. otlrQuick. fXlr^^ 9r **ij^^ ^ cJ^'j'-' t îy Ninth poetical metre. Aiv^'
How
To bear green dates (palm-tree). i^l To follow uninterruptedly yjij

(pearls, tears).
To overcome,
best
of.
to get the
j'^J'^^
Prone to good ^j,C'^ ^ f'lr^j

or
evil.
f-^^r^
To feed (a child) well. 5 ^s-'j^ - To be well fed (child). ^s^J^ To eat grapes. li.^ a p^rC Vine-Lranch. pj^ ^ ^.^1 - To eat up (treeA Cslr^ o
-Ji-
Mailed fabric. Consecutive (stars). i_>C il^'Hard green date. Awl. Îr^J -'iy-'-J s'vv <> Coarse sieve. ;>j r_> ^ Îr^J ^'Coat of mail. oij'_r^j Îr^
,
Underground
vault, tank.
îl^r-
tt
v'^lr-
f*
j^
< Subterranean passage.

^^
leaves
insect).
Tall, strong, blood î(>'-
r-''^>- "^
To suckle (a child) To be neglectful,
to excess.
/b
Cj>'- a
iJ^^
ignorant of. He is addicted to wine. To squander o.'s wealth.
she-camel. Grove of acacia trees. Commander-in-chief. j'^lr- P To set a pavilion, awning. * Ji>'- -SCloth-tent.
jSi^t.
fi>
3^
o^rJ J
Awning.
of
c.^j.ijr>-'
?-
Jpl^-
Whirlwind
smoke or
dust.
To
act immoderately in.
To
To
sprinkle.
Squandering, lavishment.oi^l j ^'JL The tank has O^'- J^jd\ 'C

overflowed.
hesitate
to feel
scruples.
Red
black- headed caterpillar.
Scruple, hesitation. Vertigo, brain-disease.
^L'JJi
j,\L\r-,
>
Negligent, unmindful.
il^l
i^Ji, ja'J\
Ground
fall
of catei-pillars.
Severe, teri'ible (day).
<-9j^
>-ii^-
To swallow a. th. A ij^-l.lj itl/^j To be swallowed easily (food). I^rUl
Row
of vine-stocks.
Way,
road.
^^'^pj
Jlj--
Lead, pewter, o^-l P Angel of death for Moslems. J^J^Li Seraph. ^.jjLl H
Jsi;^ Sharp, cutting (sword). Cutting (sword). Swift (horse), î^'* Great eater. Ja-1 ^-j iIJ^-j I'lr-J ~
Swallowing quickly.
Jl^-j
x^^
To
steal
fi>j
f>
3'J^\j tijjî
,
a. th.
from.
concealed.
Crab. Craw-fish. Lobster. ol^>'Cancer (zodiacal sign). Cancer, can-
To be
To
a J_,^
ker
(disease).
become weak
(joints).
Gullet.
Wj^J
at full
\'jLj'
He is hoarse. i7^^ j_/^ To charge a. 0. Avith robbery. 5 j^ To look stealthily at. Ji^ J^\ j^CTo steal a.th. little by little. j^/j To listen, to look stealthily. To glide away stiâlthily. JS-^l To hear stealthily. ';.;'ii j:Xll
To be scared away
speed.
j^J^^
Eloqueut. Large-gulletted.
To
li'lr-J ^*IrsO
J^'j^_ -S*^^-' O Pv~ "^
hasten, to be quick.
To To To become languid (joints). To Jj\J^\ Theft, robbery. *Jlrwj *J>r-j *Jy- To Agrostis, bent-grass. j^'^ To
Piece of silk-cloth.
tf-
hasten towards. have a swift beast. hurry, to be quick in. bring a. o. speedily. hasten to. oj Jl. pjCjj
Rein.
^
^^rlj
Young tender vine-twig.
^^j'i ^Jip'Cr--^ rr
Little saw.
9-r^
( 'V
r\\
Back. Middle of the

day, of the road.
oUlr'-
sC
Thief, robber.
The
leaders of the people.
^^1
CjV/JL
Female robber
Neck-fetters.
Manly, magnanimous. Choice part. Generous lord. Generous, of a Ql>-j oîyC ^ l?^'maiily temper (woman). Locust just hatched. ilo,'J S'ij--
Weak.
Listening stealthily,
Short-necked.
Sour wine. Dung, manure. To pine away.
iP
(6^ a
iJ,
*il^^J *j_^j *i^-J
i^../-
iS.r-'
"^
To walk
sluggishly.
To
i/>tJL)j
i^lrÎj
L^.r-'J
OC
^'-j
travel during the night.
To make
a. o.
to
k_y 5 (Îr'-U
->
travel during the night.
Court of a prince. jir;^-, P To exile, to banish a To be exiled. Money-order. Bill to order. r>'^ Ts
To creep along
(disease).
(roots).
<>
circulate (blood).
To tJlrTo be contagious
To To
put trousers to.
Jilr- "^
put on trousers.
di.r^
To creep in a. o. (poison). J To load (a beast) with luggage, To send forth (a detachment). ^ j^'^ To free a. o. fi'om cares. aJS ^s. To walk in company with. ^'j\^ To repair to an upland. (^^"J
fit
ji
Full ti'ousers, drawers.
Feathered on the legs Black-legged horse
pigeon). Jj^^
j,^^
To
cut a. th. to
cut, cut
* ^^1
-n-
pieces.
To be
off.
j'tr-^
Night journey.
Night-traveller.
<ij^3
CiClr'-J <s'J^
Jlr^\ ai
Highest point, summit, oljlr- t '^'Tree from which ( im. tVJ,^ ) A'J^ bows are made.
Anus, end of the rectum. Pain in the anus. YeUow or black wasp.
Boots, gaiters.
(night). Perpetual. Eternal (God). Atriple.i\, orache. Androsce-
^.^
^P
Long
The
lion.
Night-cloud. Column.
^sA'J^\i Jj,^~^b s?jJ-5l ji}j. ^ :: j L,
Mast
of a ship.
Castle,
oUl>-
C l>'-j *il>'-
mum^
To
all-heal [plant).
palace, seraglio.
Minium, red-lead.
*i_n*.1
Trench for oIj^-j watering palm-trees.
^ ^_n-
feed (a child) well.
To
Body of troops. Rounded spear-head.

Syriac.
l^'lr^ ?r *i -rC
Tree foi' making arrows.
^-^--J
v-^-
^'ilr^. "^
hump. Fat of a camel's hump. Fat (hump), well fed To lay eggs (locust) b:
cut (a camel's)
1,
1^'-
-il-
To
strip o's clothes.

Sjllo'-J
l^'-j
Cassia. Dolichos sesban.
oUli~L
^
-{:{-
To be magnanimous, manly.
His cai-es have
cleared away.
^^11
iXs.
b-r^ a (^y^J,0 jj^j ~ l^-j

iJ^'Jb s?yi<
Ebony. Tree for making bows.^^C Long-legged (man ). 'J^^l - JaJa^^
Tow, oakum,
stuff.
*lia-ll
G To show
To
of.
bravery.
J^^
*
iÔvJ-l
Stone-bench. Blacksmith's anvil.
^^1j11>
:ul3j_>i
choose, to take the best
To expand
fi,
^S^j
fstL::
a ^.L-L -
Cypress. Merit.
Little arrow.
un. sj^'^
/j:^
(dough). To flatten (a terrace). spread out dates to drv.
To
Magnanimous. Plant-insect.
'1^^
"ijj^j 3^,-J
To be long-necked. To raise (dust). To mark (a cam-1) on the

of a blow, a faU.
iT.h "
a
fi>
To prostrate
suckling).
a. o.
ij
(a camel) to kneel.
To make To set
2^
^jj.1
free (a
neck.
Clapping of hands. Sound
df a shining white. J'Q' f^^ Longest pole of a tent. Mark îk^

on a camel's neck.
To be flattened, levelled. -j-JalJ fy To stretch o.'s self on the back. To lay on the back to be 9-.kljl
;
Huge camel.
Dawn. Long.
Long-necked.
Eloquent, fluent in .speech.
^j^
^.k^l
.u
-r
:.
Element.
;
c\','lh'\
tr-|i*-l
spread out. Flat top, roof (of a ^>^ r-^^ house). Area. Plane. Lying wounded. Cripple. r.â^ Water-skin. K>:Ja:^j Creeping plant. ( un. lilLjL ) îL-.
To intoxicate to delight a. o. > jkl -^ To be iutosicated jisi^b jIiIjI

,
Leguminous
plant.
r-ilJ*
Level place. Drying-floor.
with hemp. Copper- jLlJj JjiJ-j

pail. D
J\JaJ.1
^ jL- P
JjÎaA.^
Pole of a tent. Travelling-mug.

Flattened. Flat nose.
^-.tsCj;
^.kl/i
P iste
of hasheesh.
Roasting-pan. Rolling-pin.
îlal>.j
Intoxicated with
if Idiot.
hemp.
JJsL:L.1
Mai
of
^Jxl^
Squadron of menof-war, fleet.
G
o JaL.
dwarf-palm leaves. Lying dead. Flat-roofed (house) .^_,iil.;!
To shut (a door). ^ C/^-:, <> To steel (a sword).

Sharp edge of a sword
Stopper. Fire-poker.
To write a. th. 4> _îJ,f .l^kJi o _,k:^ -STo throw a. 0. down. 5 To cut a. th. with (a sword). _, A To compose (history). To ^4*^
(fc
rule (paper).
Roots, origin. Pokerl
Abyss of the
Origin.
sea.
To teU stories to a. o. To make a slip in reading. To pass over (a line reader).

:
J^
/b
_,k.Ll
OjljCl ^ aJiVlJ-I P Leg of a beast. Cylinder. The Stoics. vIÎl^Vi JaI Firm columns. X^t' iAa\J\ To b3 plentiful s;Î,j |'.k:L o Us- ^ (water). To step widely to go head-
Column; portico.
Row, line. Hand-writing. jjlsC-l Wish, desire. s'Ja-L k1sU.I ^ _nlajll^j ojîaJLIj jVliiilj jLk-ll.
Legends, stories, tales. Butcher.
Butcher's knife,
cleaver.
jvL-ij
5r
'<>
_^C
J>^''-
JsV'S--
long (horsf ).
To To
assault.
To overpower.
harshly.
ol^^k:-
i_ij
Is-
Paper-ruler.
^
treat
a. o.
5
;-
Cc.
"ii^Z.
Assault. Severity.
ISIight.
-tf-
Burglai'y.
j>.
j^yiji ^ fJ^Lî o'Ja'J' Sample. Black-liues. Must, new wine. Dust ej\LL/j J^Li^ in the air.
Wide-stepping: raising X^sK^

the
tail (horse). Tall. <>
).
hC
..
To
Burglar.
-ft-
oversee ; je J^V.-fij JaiZ^j to be set over (people).
J>j^
-R-
To rope (liquid ^_,i:j ^^, To flow in a continuous stream ^_,5lj

(water).
Inspectoi", overseer.
_^lJUj
a
û'.-, i
Mason's trowel.
cijU3-l>
To spread
>_î\Z^
^r,.;:..
t_^j Ck-
îa::,
Ropy threads of honey. To caU out (goats). ^. To totter (old man). To be broken down.
(smell, dust, sunrays).
^^.1 -i^
^-Ji-5j
;>l.i.^
To clap the hands. To be perceived by -tf To touch a. 0.
>lu)t
a. 0. (smell),
'a
r'\r-
To
be blasted by hot wind.
To
^^J,
O/if/anuiii,
-Tmarjoram,
î'j)
A^
-i^
b;^
furious (camel).
To run swiftly (hor.se). Cl^â ^^ To lis the price of goods. ^ _^ To be lighted (fire). To burn ^XJi
(wood).
Wild thyme. To be auspicious iS^j Gil

(day).
a -uJl
-fr
To be happy. To
thrive (man).
>i\^^ a
-^ J -W.
opL.
To bsgia
(war).
(scab).
To rage
jViî
_;ixJ-l
To
help, to assist
Jfc H -îJLlj
a. 0. in.
Rate, current price.
_,i
Heat. In.5anity. Vehement hunger. Contagious scab.

Insanity, madness.
_^
To render a. o. happy (God;, To a.s8ist a. o. in weeping

mourner).
s j1^'\
(hired
_^
Jj'm^
Insane,
mad.
t ^*
23 i'j^
Beginning. Cough.
BIacki.?h colour.
Fire, blaze. Kindled fire.
To seek for fodder. To bode well of. To ask the help of.
Good
omen.
(
it
opp. to
_^ ^ ^v^Tv
jU^
j>^t-
Name
of several stars.
olli-.l!l
Heat. Hunger. Heat of niglit. Oven. Fire.

Fire.
The two
planets Venus and
S3_Û
Thin, emaciated. Blackish. _,;j,1 Fire-brand. ji;i>j îl Mischief-maker. Long (neck). îl>i
Mercury. Mayest thou he happy and aided

I
dLTa^-j diilj
Happiness.
prosperity.
.<>
opp. to cj\2i
ci\'.J.
Running with parted
feet
(horse).
Mad
(dog).
Your Excellency Fore-arm. Chief.
(title).
d)r>':>\kZ.
Insatiable. Furious (camel).
^Fiddle-stick. (7)ua/j
^ acC The two wings

at-l^
Daybreak. Sun rays

entering a loop hole.
j/y^lj I'JCJ^
--
To
inject ^ n Jalllj Cla;.! o a iai(a medicine) into (the nose).

,
(of a bird). Shaft of a pulley. -ê>>- t SJ^^tArmlet. Lion. Pi. Ducts of milk.
To spear a. o. in (the nose). ^ n ialkzS To inculcate a. th. into the C-i* 5

(mind).
marrow. Affluents of a j'iver. Neurada procumbens^ prickled

plant
if-
c^J^'-
much
sought
for
camels,
Monkey.
"CSjIZ.
To
sniifFin (a medicine).
jfc
Jaii:.!.
Pigeon. Callosity of a camel's

breast. Areola of the nipple.
Pungency of odour.
Snutf-medicine, errhine.
-<>
ia-j,I.j
1U-1
Knot
of
Suutf-Iî^
the thong of sandals, in the ropes of

I
tobacco.
Dregs of wine.
nutmeg, of inustard-seed. Fragrance.

Oil of
Ja..*-:
a scale. praise and obey Him.

(
*3ljii^j
*;'G>jIi,
Ci/peni'i, sedge,
un.
z'y.^S,) (iil..JL
SnufF-pipe. Nose-syringe. Jail^j JaSl^
galmg.ile (plant).
To manage
business
of.
s ,jj^'\j
Qui- a
wii.:: -
Happy. Canal of irrigation.
'loil,^
ju*.:.
To
be cracked î'Jj (i'.Z- a Î. around the nails (fingers). To be ulcerated on the face
(child).
To
kindle
A>
^]j
îz.j
1^1. a
J^ ->
,
To mix (perfumes). A To help, to assist a. o. î^lj ^tU. To be at hand (affair). ^;j;,l To be within reach (game^. J
2^
war). To spread scab to (others camel). To do general mischief to

(fire,
ifc
i'
To run about
I -svill
for (an atfair).
circumvent as he
c^
;.-)
does,
1
(r Ml
To
slander
a. o.
:
jji;
(;^j
*i^-r'
To come
be near
to o. s house.
to.
To
y^
to traduce a.
o.
J ^CTo outpass a. o. To cause a. o. to -work, earn, s ^;j.l To seek a. th. vj To enable (a slave) to free i J^>'^\
To
assist a. o. in.
Palm-boughs. Pi. jîi, ^ oul:!. Drinking cups. House furniture. Natural disposition.
himself.
R'in. Endeavour.
^^
Work
^-i"^
House furniture. Vile man. Ulcer on the head of childi-en. fy Assistance in money.
\^'hite in the
jilj.
^'^
ix'^
imposed upon a slave for getting his

freedom.
Inspector. Chief of Jews
sUJl
Ui.^
j>
wi
forelock (^horse).
f.C
and Chi'istians. Messenger, runner. Run. Eudeavour. ,p^^ !r J-^ To shake (a pole). A ^' i-i To season (food) with grease. To
^tCî Near, neighbouring. Ulcerated on the head (child), jîlji To cough. iiii-j Vii^ o ji:;
-J{-
To be sprightly. To render a. o, brisk. To

cau.se
anoint (the head).
cough
to.
To To
along in the dust, j a enter underground. J j.'-X~

roll a. th.
To become
a termagant
\.SZ/j
To To
Ui.^ a w-fl-j o --i^ be hiuigry. wJJ^j ijilL-j

Xi^jiJLj
suffer
frOm hunger.
w-ill
>.
(woman). Cough. JULi Hooping-cough. 'JS'^x'J^ -^ Windpipe, bronchial tubes. JUiJi w-i
CjV.Jjl~yJ Jul- ^ oX--_) ij^-^J '^^L^ Ogress, witch. Termagant.
Starved,
u^ ^ ÎL
loi.:-
oC^j
a
v-4
il
Lawful, permitted.
To be To be
swollen.
jul,
^ ^' oi- -HSmZ.
Colt's foot (medical Jiii)

plant).
iLi^^j J-UI,
Slight rain.
lean, little,
:^
as
J4-
Thi'oat.
Jilo JtC
quickly
C,
;
'-
paltry.
To walk
jiJL
a _^Zj -^
^jiJi,
Lean, small, mean. To give a. o. (water)

to drink.
(camel).
^^ ^^^
.v^--'-? .v'--
To be satiated To skim along
(child).
iil,1j
Walking quickly (camel). To erect (a pavilion). ^^^1 To be fat (camel).

Fat. Pure wine.
,(i^l o ZXL
-^
the ground (bird).
To weave (palmleaves).
a a
lil-lj
\xL
Skin for drawing water, Of good or bad omen.
t-
He does
dry,
lif.:.^
,
not possess
^^
Vj tUI- Li
To take
U.:!
a 11:
parched (food or medicine).
a farthing. Tent, pavilion.

iQl'tlOn,
îL ^ Xui.
To drink much without quenching thirst. To

(camels).
*(J| ixi.
Vjju^j S^îL>J yit^
y^
"^
eat dry food

IX^X
hour of the night. Candle, was.

Hlnduring patiently (hardship,
sleeples.sness).
o'j^!L
To pursue
trifles.
To forsake
^j_lii.
companions.
(cloud, bird).
To
be near the earth
To look
steadfastly at.
To
?j
give dry food to (camels).
To act, to go, to run. CJLl a J^ -STo betake o.'s self towards. Ji To be a tax-gatherer. To LjU--
prostitute herself (slave).
To bit (a horse). To apply a medicanaent

(a
to
A j AA
wound).
To busy o.'s self about. To exert o.'s self in (an
'i^\^
j
J
affair).
Sjl^
Ceruse, white lead.
^)juill^_j w^^s^--'
i
^ He
-tt-
could not get

altered in
o(b. ii> li^l
To set out on a journey. \jjjlL ^^ To shine (dawn). To suteide (war). To unveil (her face ^ ^-1j
:
anything from him.
To be
i4j li Ij
LiJl.
countenance.
woman).
Speckled serpent, winged

fi>
lil.j
li-
To dispel the clouds (wind). '(JkZ. To write (a book). To sweep (a house). To sell the best of a flock. To bridle (a camel), s jkl\j jL^j
1
serpent.
settle
cjy,
\jjJ^j oJO^^j j\jC^
_;*-'
Basket of palm-leaves. Handful ill. of wheat. Hair-band of women. Dry medicine. Medical J|îlj powder.
Devil.
a difference between. To send a. o. on a journey.
Skimming
of a bird.
wi-ij
il,^:,^
To
s jts.
Saddle-girth.
Plait of palm-leaves.
pasture camels between morning and evening twilight. To kindle

(fire).
To
To
set
off.
To
tra-
IjCl- j ^jtCJ' _;SC
To sift (flour). To patch a work. Bad (poetry). Bad

herent (speaker).
eye.
Ajlil-tt
Ji.^))
affair. Inco-^
oCJ-l
for the
vel.
To
die.
Powder
shine (dawn, face).
To
enter
^^1
upon daybreak. To be hot (battle). To be stripped of its leaves (tree). To be bald on the forehead. To pasture by morning or eve- _,llj
ning twilight. To come in evening. To ask (a woman) to lift^,ili:.,l_j ^Lj her veil. He has got part of his 4,:iu. ^/^ (LxL want.
Wind raising the dust. To drink much without

quenching
o.'s thirst.
7,i...i'..i
(-1;..
a c-fL
Unwholesome food. To draw a bill of exchange,

Bill, draft,
î,
îiz,
-H-
check.
r-i^^.^ 5- *?t-i--
P
-J^
To shed
(tears).
GJi.:;,^
(>jiL a rii-
To
fall off (hair).
To
clear off
Sll\
(clouds).
Mark on
veller.
the skin. Tra
To spill (blood). A b._L:L To flow (tears). i^y-Sz^j ^j^j (>iL^ To work without profit. ^Jz. To give o.'s self up to ^jLljj ^L.;
debauchery. Foot of a mountain. Do race without wager To take (a woman)
unlawfully.
Book. Sacred book. Departure. Journey.
Dawn,
twilight.
Travelling-provisions.
Leather
<
used
as
table-cloth.
Table.
5r
JNose- ji\x^j ^JL^j e_^-l

bit of
^J^'^J J^'f
Blood has been shed between them. Generous. Eloquent. Shedder

of blood.
camels.
Without j^j "aJLî jUll ^ _û veil (woman). Lean, (horse).

"Writer.
Travellers. Nomads.
%'Jc^
Coarse vestment. Large sack. Arrow having no share in the game.
^ ^C,
j.'^
To
sÛ-
y jiCj Jcj 5 \i\ij^ a -Uj leap the female (beast).
-U-^ -^
^Sparganium, bur-reed
Falling leaves.
(plant). s',5C-
_j^
'|_^JL
To put (flesh) upon the spit. To make (an animal) to jc

leap (the female).
fi>
jSS.
5 jli!\
Mediator. Ambassador,
envoy.
To mount
(a camel)
a jSiXL\j
-Ul7
Gold or silver necklace. Embas.sy, mediatorship.
J u.1 ^
SjClLj
Sjiil.
from behind.
SjU-
Wooden
or iron spit.
jujCU.
i^
o^
To shut
door).
(a
(r^\
,
ijA^'j
*Â O ^Jj^
"S-
Eaves.
oO'i^
Sweepings.
To
slap (the face).
To
strike
ifc
hands
in a bargain.
Kind of prickly fish. Writing tablet.

jji-"
ojâ^
To be coarse (cloth) He coaclued a bargain with him. Thick, coarse (cloth).

Impudent.
JU
j^-,J
Ti'aveller.
^?C
Great traveller. Enduring jUl^j JkLi

(camel).
Broom. Asparagus.
Quince
(fruit).
i
^S-^
Jj,VCj ^ j
(i:- 9^
-^
S^^?
wO^--^
Jf>^-^
^
-f^
Gold or silver leaf. roller for mats.
Wooden
a>
To
po'.u'
(tears,
CS^Jj^
dXJC
blood) To be profuse of (words). To be poured (blood, tears). dUl-'it^

Little food taken before meal.
Anona, custard-apple. ^jJa J*^!:^ Broker. s^lL-j -'>r''^ '; -'5-r*r' ^

Steward.
smith.
INIusiciaa.
Skilful
black-
T^ki.
Bloodthirsty, cruel.
'CaU 5(aZ,
Sophism.
Sophistical, sophist.
;la-.i^j *3al.I-
G P
-tt-
Great
V u-j
liar.
iJ^l-j
>>V5Cjl; iiiiZ.
Îî-"i v-j
,
"^jiL o
j-i^j a
^lil<
jii,j o
ji::.
-ii-
Streaks, glitter of a
blade.
^y
i'..
To
be low, mean, despicable.

VU.^j ML-j
jl_ij
JiZj slu.^ o
ji^
To be vile, base, inferior. To descend to the J v/aL

lowest
of.
To be kind, beneficent, sû;:. To stop up (the chinks of a

tank).
o Jailjfc
Vil'-r
o jii,
To exhaust
(the contents
A
JsliJ-l
Jair.:,!,
To lower a. o. To put down. ^_, i jLl, To be inferior in j ^}lzL]j jl'Ji

(science, character).
of a vessel).
Basket. Chest for

articles of
1*1:1-
women.
Fish-tin.
Lower, lowest part

V lie,
of.
,
jULj
iJc4-'-'
ji--
jX
f^
*ii^j
*ij^j
J4-^
x](aS.
lowly, inferior.
Baseness, abjection.
part.
Lower
xll,::
Generous. Lowly. Furniture of a house. Big-headed. To slap with the wing

(bird).
^^
l\3\iL
u-l^l iall^
5 Ci::
/.il.
1^
To
.lap
the face.
To mark.
jji-tfCj.
Base, humble.
o^jCj
,^
jsC
Iiu
Lower part
tocks.
of a spear. But-
To drag a. 0. by the hair. To parch the face (hot

wind).
jXzî
Men
of the lowest
class.
Low, inferior. Low. Lower.

Old age. Perdition Error. Hell fire.
To drive back. To slap a. 0. To embrace. To fight a. 0. To warm o.'s self at (a fire). To be altered (complexion).
&
î^
Mark
of
fire.
Dyed
p^"
^-"
To blow upon
t
fi>
garment. Blackish spots on the

cheeks.
i
*.MA^J ;uL
the surface of the earth (wind).
To peel, to pare a. tli. Rough skin. Polishingstone. Wedge. Adz.

Blowing on the
CiL A
Colocynth-seeds.
IkL^j
tî.::
-^j îZ,
Damage caused by
F. Black. Brown.
trivet.
^
^1
Satan.
;;i_:
Falcon. Buffalo. Reddish black.

Iron^.Ll
oJ^j,ji^j^ 'î'^ surface of the ground (wind). The saphena vein. >>i3V
-x^JcL
Stricken by the
evil eye.
9>ilj
Having sunk
eyes.
ojJI
Y)
To be
or
swift in I'unning boat.
<L.
Argo
(constellation).-^
Oblong
*-;-
flyiutj
(animal, bird).
book.
Jil. a^,i^
To be
scanty-haired
forelock.
*J^j
< Ark
of Noah.
^_y
on the
(hand).
To
be
chapjied
Ship-building.
Ship-builder.
qu^
Xj&I
TliLZ.
^^îlj.
To
lose its prickles (gi"ain).
To
).
ij.'l
Pearl.
become
foolish.
lean
she-camel
To be
s
Voracious bird of Rgypt.

Polisher (instrument).
To To
i-ender a. o. heedless.
ill-treat a. o.
Sponge.
wj
f>di^[j r^xLj z~-;i Purificatory,
'^-i-
^
P
Dust. Leanness. Prickly grass
Spinage.
^b'C^l.j ^CU-Ll,
Jailll.j
Medicament. Good walker (mule).
Perfumed must.
LIiJ,U
-^l
t^ ^
<iZ,
M^X
ij.'|j
wine.
Maple-tree.
o'îi~l
a. 0. in
&
To
raise the dust
.Cil
(wind).
To overcome
levity.
{.^ o
To To
be scattered (dust). turn the face aw'ay.
Dust.
Wind
raising dust.
'U4L.
'iZ.
'iji^
Dust raised by the wind. Scanty haired in Li, ^

the forelock (horse).
Slanderer, backbiter.
To be foolLsh, light-watted. i^Z.?L To be busy. To become unwise ii.i; a <iSj

;
*1^
"ijL)
to lose the mind.
To
forget, to be diverted
?j
fit
^XZ.
^L^
V^^ a t^XL- {} (house).
froui.
To cause a gush
of blood
>_. 2 ..'..lj
V;^Sw
i_.2.1j
(spear).
To be contiguous, near To near a. th. To be contiguous.

Young one
To drink without
quenching thirst. To be imprudent,
ignorant.
L,!^-!)! ii-I
A
^..a..'.<l
^;JL'l
ÎU_j
7^
^[lz.j l\lz. o Ail-
OV^X~'J i^jX^J i_iU-j
i_Zw
of camels. Pole of a tent. ;i.iij oCi-- ^ Neighbourhood. Near. Î^ Near. Remote. îU-
To deem
To To
a. 0. foolish
to
a ,.lz.j '*X^
stultify a. 0.
act foolishly with.

sit
To
oC
revile a. o.
To be unhappy.
Baldness.
Bald.
tX^j
(ia::^
a c-S-^ -
by a wine-jar and
oJJI
;;a:L
- ô- ,^1
drink repeatedly. To drink immoderately.
To emaciate
(a horse).
jaj.lj -iL-
v'l^^'
oi.-
-H-
To make To
a. o.
drink without
y *i:.1
quenching his thirst (God).

incline (tree-branches
:
*ilj
bird with red feathers.
To scorch a. 0. To bear sweet

tree).
Hell-fire.
(sun).
^
(
\'Ji'^
wind).
*i-
To To
beguile a.
revile a. o.
0. of (his
pro-
î, 5
dates
palm-
JiZ^
perty).
i>
To
act impru- jp
dently witli.
,
Heat of the sun. jyC-j cXji^ ^ Impious. Blasphemer. jdl, Beer of millet. ^J,L P To fall, to Oa2l>j 0^ o ii2l, -collapse.
To
feign ignorance, levity.
ollj
*il.
Levity,
want
-if-
of judgment. xk\l^j
oJ--j -lii-l
-r
Foolish. Badly
*?j-
Women
oj ^^ Jail-
He was held in c6ntempt. To come forth (foetus).
Unseemly, insolent (word). and young children. -liiLJI Valley filled with watei'. *il.i
woven,
02~o-
Thirst-giving food.
*il
CrÂ')
Falling-place.
Birtli-place.
It
JaiUJ:
^^xLij IiOLj'
^r^^l Jaili
To
set (moon).
Â^ To come
on.
To
de-
caused
jj.uj|
c^\
ij
daiU
liT
him
disgi-ace in the
regard of men.
Wont
Appalling calamity. JC>.V| daSl^ to castôtf her young ones. ia\2L*

jlîJL.\j '\'JvhLi
Island of
Sj^^
'4J^
A^-J^
j/ift
Socotra.
^>^l J JailTo alight at a. o.'s. j) To stumble upon a. th. lost. ic To mistake. To -J^ J l'?-^b ^tj-'^ repent. To be perplexed. To make a. th. * Cbli-j iia^ci JJl.
fall
crease (heat). To slip in words.
Native of
Socotra.
jikli^j
^ji^lîaii,'
gradually.
To crow (cock). To knock (a. th.

1
Cd:. a
hard).
To
eat the upper part of food.
do not
know
is
4^ i\
gone
to.
To
slap.
To speak by turns with. 'c^_J9-^\ 5 To slacken in a race (horse). Qsli- /bj & Jalil To drop a. th. To cause a. 0. to fall, to slip. <> To subtract
ci\ t5j,il C-
where he
To be altered (colour Lower part of a well.

Country. House. Piece of cloth. Part of a veil, or of a turban nest to the head.
To He
White-headed bird with

green feathers.
fi\J\
^\
To
roof (a
US.l
number). her young (female). CJai- held an XJS' J JaSj-l Cj X<^ iaiJ-1 U unexceptionable language, did not commit a mistake. ^j n Iafr.3 To learn fnews) successively. To induce a. o. in to error. < To be worthless, corrupt. Jallj To fall one by one (leaves). jJC-lj 1^115 To drop upon (a cushion). JÛj To fall upon the enemy.
(a
.cast
house).
Snow. Dew. Worthless Cast off fcetus. Sparks

falling
(fellow;,
iai:.
Jai_Lj Jai-.j
To be made a bishop, To be tall and bent

(ostrich).
^
from a
steel.
Extremity of
sand.
ToceU
(a room).
w<AmJ
._... J
Roof. Sky.
if-
0_;.<
bA<.w
Ceiling
Tallness and crookedness (of
Rubbish, ^^'orthless ia'aL\ ^ klT.. stores. Mistake in calculation. Slip words. < Cripple. Foundered in (hoi'se). Shameful thing. Dealer in old stores. isiiC-j 'J?^
Fall, collapse.
I
the ostrich).
^' li: passage. Camel's rib. Plank of a ship. Splint for wounds. TaU. Bony. Hairless. Crook-necked (camel).
i5>i-j *k2.w
JiiJ.
Portico, covered
Worthless, vile (young man).
lL5U.,< Ja5L-
{PI. of ialCi. ). Dealers in dates. ia||^ Fallen dates.
Sharp sword.
JUI-
Bishop. oi|C1j
*i|U-'l
wiilij Lii.
JG
Learned and humble king.

Bishopric, diocese.
it
i,u.-, ]Mistake in calculation. Slip in words. Wing of bird. Fallen datas.
Wild
Js^t-*
^ÛJ-l^j u*:-:r^ J^:
Rubbish, waste. Subtraction {ariih.).

tf-
ikuJlij J12.1
isliJ^l
onion, squill.
Door-latch.
^
i
thjii^ "^j it vi^
Kind of snail To throw a. o. down.

Slave, Slavonian.
1
Window-shutter.
îi:.
-r
-ft-
Bereft of reason. Hail. Ice. Dew,
^P,^
UiL
'Jp^
-J^
Roots of the Cyperus esculentus,i3^

rush-nut.
Bii'd's
o Cul<j Ciij be diseased.
_i^j a j,5
wing.
.5CDropsical, hydropic.
ir-w
eUl^J Ul>*
O
a. o. diseased,
^lj.^_j
,
To render
Disease.
Sickly.
Ji-^j
J"''-
Drinking-place
tank.
cup,
jliJi
jj'^^j j^'-^
Languid
îi_,j .lU:.
To
stop
to
clamp
îa^ o
2C
^^
^,-aI.
-ft-
door).
To
sink (a well).
To
cut off
Faulty (language). Rancorous, malevolent. jJuaJl

(eye).
(the ears).
To
void (oi'dure).
To be ignoble, mean. Usti, To have small ears. vWfci.:^ a To be deaf. To coin money. i^ll iC To be tangled (plant). To be ilrj;,!. deaf. To be stopped up. Nail, peg. Row. ill^j i)^^ -r '<^^ Narrow well. Narrow-ringed liLi.
<>
Kind of sycamore. Mackerel fish.

Valetudinarian.
v}-^
s/-^^ ^^ '
îil>
Scammony. To water (a
beast, a land).
Îj
give
Qîil- G CiL Jj:. i
To
to di-ink to.
mail. Scorpion's hole. Blocked road.
Compound perfume. Ploughshare. Die for

coining.
dlî^
În.^
To find fault with. To traduce a. o. To wish the rain to a. o. To temper (iron). To send rain to a. o. (God). i To sutler from dropsy. iiiaj i^ -^ To poison a. o. i sîL
fyfit fi>
Stamped
coin.
Row
of tall
His heart
hatred.
is filled
with
^
iL
5
sjiat
illl
trees. Post-office.
Even road. Street.

'%-r'
Gold coin.
Iron-nail.
Post-messenger.
air.
l^^
'dU:!
Deafness.
Atmosphere,
^^Z, xS\W^j i\UL
To give to a. o. to drink. a To wish rain to a. o. To give drink to a. o. To farm out (a land) in part j
nership.
Narrow
To pour
in the ear- ZXZ.
^ ^4.1.^
hole. Deaf.
To
give water.
A Cvk Jj (X^ o
forth (water).
< To
J>il. -^ cast (metals).
(cattle, fields).
To water To poison
-<>
a.
To be poured. <> To be cast
^^JCljIj
i^L
(metal).
,_JC.:L
To be moistened, watered. To give to drink to o. a. To draw Avater. To become

fat (camelj.
ii3
j\,'^
J^\
wS*^'
Contirmoiis rain. Tall (man).

per, lead.
t-ij^^^j s^jsiX-i
(_>_j5CiLj
Necessary thing. Blood-horse. Cops-.f\~^j
To ask
I'ain,
o5U
^-^'j
tS=-^l.
water from.
Poured out (water). Aquarius {constell).

,Copper, lead.
-\'J\
^fu
J^Lz.
To be dropsical. Watered land. God 'grant him rain
ilSj-l,
jr;,
iJ
CiJLj ulii,
(im. -.JsC
Anemone (Hower).
Large sack.
Threshold (of a door).
Russian.
X-^1. a
i:fei_-t
Yellow serum of dropsy. Drink. Share of water. Milk, or ^JUb oCS-b

water-skin.
2_j
"
i^
"i^
'"li-
1^1 ^
-Jt^^^Clj^
^C.SCi,P
o cX.:^ -^
Drinking place
Streamlet.
^
cup, tauk.xjliij JjU-.
Stew cooked with vinegar.
oCSUj
^ Jl^.^
*I|C
Saijnpenum^ medicinal g\xm,,^SJajL P
Water-wheel.
LtÛj
Oi&iJl-j Q^5Ci,j
tfei.:.
To break off speech. To pause in singing. To die. To remit (anger). To be struck with apoplexy. cJ?^ To hush. To silence, i cSil!\j c^^ To keep silent with. i cXu To remain silent. c5^1
Cloud letting large drops, tlsj-l ,r 1^* Palm-trees ii'rigated. Papyrus-reed.
Watercari'ier.
ojÛ^
5r
JjViwj sjliw
*U.ri.
Waterer
of
fields.
Pelican.
Vulture.
rain or a stream. ls_^^ Dropsy. Prayer for rain. 'U11.LI.
Watered by
c/^
Wine-seller.
Intoxicated.
rx
Silence.
]
j\i:^Z.
Addicted j\ia^j j^^j to drink, drunkard. Hyoicijamui datora^ henbane.

Cocculus Indicus. Indianberi-y.
j'J^^-'j J^^-î jisC-^
In a low tone. Apoplexy. Pause.

-<>
tf-
cjVjtiLJL,
in a vessel. Continual silence. Silencing
Lullaby.
Coma. Remains
xiia.1^
zîs^!-
cyJjl
(disease). Biting
unawares (snake).
<i~>\^L\ j) *jlfcilj ib>3
He has reduced
him to
silence.
To
insure against loss.
To
_,r^^ -^
secure a. th.
To
roll
a cigarette.
He
is
at the eve of
_,ylvi
cJ^^
^^ 3-*
Insurance
Saucer.
bowl.
premium.
Vo>^
^^
'
'^,_j\M=<.'~.
^ i>^^~j ^S^-^ P
ending the affair. Tenth horse in a race.
c-'Js^Lj z^',ia.L
'
zJ^'S Cî^r'J
C.;^C-j CjjS^^j
C-5>-
To wander at I'andom. To slumber. do not know where f<L:^ ^\ ^sj

'^'l
Keeping silent. c^'Ja.l^j Remains. Temporate summei*- oife*-!-!

V*
\
he
is
gone
to.
Ciliated Sida [plont).
^^L
î^C-l
'
To mind
lessly.
trifles.
To
act reck-
days. Refuse of people. Last arrow of the game. To patch up (a work). Provisional patch-work.
fi,
c-^-l-*
;rifci^-<>-
T-k^'^'"
Wanderer. Stranger.
^%*-^j
Misleading country. To put (a fit yj^îj , t.UZ. a wifcu:- -^ threshold) to (a door). To tread the threshold of. To be a shoe-maker. ,.AinZ.-^j UttLL\
^fi^ :UfeCi
To till (a vessel). s'îZ. o J^Z. To dam (a stream). To shut

door)
.
*
(a
To abate (wind). To be dim (sight).
Cl^SCi^j lj^^.1
ji=^Li jia.L
His eye has been dazzled. iil o^^ To be filled (tank). ij^l a j?.Z.
Shoe-making.
*i\in^
l,iitL^\
To rage
against.
it
Lower
eyelids.
Lintel of a door
uS'C
l6=iJ-l
Threshold of a door.
To become drunk. To strangle a. o. -^ To

(a door).
^y
bolt
^\'Jf^z.i
^_j j
.feilL.
Shoe-maker. Clever in work. Port in the East. jrv-1 ^
^
*I%i.l(^
Is
-{f
To candy. To become sugar. To intoxicate a. o. (beve?

rage).
To
totter about.
Ci=i o ^SC
Tottei'ing about.
^^^
^-6^1 S
To
feign intoxication.
Monk's hood.
Foot-stool.
Intoxication, driuikenness.
To
to
stop.
Low table. lU.!^-:.!. Ts -To be still. C_,Î, o subside. To be quiescent (letter).
Wine. Date-wine. Vinegar.

Food.
3C-
J^
To dwell in. jj ^ .^^jUZ.j UsC:. < To possess a. o. (devil). To trust to. Jl To leave a. o. (pain). .p To become ^SCll j Xi^L ^^j ,
Dam. < Canal. jp^^ -r Pangs of oO^^-w- 'j.*^b ^î" ij?^^ death. Anguish of the soul.
Darnel-weed.
Still (night,
^f
o'J^l.
water).
j(\^
_jisiJL
Sugar. Sweet grapes. Fresh

dates.
^
de.stitute,
To quiet, a. o. To render (a letter) quiescent, To be the fellowj C^Clj

lodger
of.
weak. to assuage
Js^.Z.
/fc
Loaf
of sugar.
Sugar
Candy.
in
powder.
^^- "r-^^ j_s ^JL
^'i\^
oCJ ^J-
Calotropis giyantea, mudar. jiiw JfîL
.o^1/,
rT^
J^
destitution
^
Daughtpr
Cotton.
filly.
Slice of flesh.
iu,l
spindle.
Wool upon
Essence, pith.
the
To lodge a. o. in. To redace a. o. to

(God).
^5^1
5
Long
Bottom
fish.
;3>L1,
Ottl-^pi'ing.
To humble,
to lower o."s
self.
(
ui6*rJ,l.
)
CJl^lj Jy.1 rvalley. Stream in a valley.

-^
of a
Jc^j Ov-
Inhabitants of a house.
coll.
JsCL.
Abode, dwelling.
J.fclj
^^
^c.Z.
Basket-maker. Thief.
stealer.
Horse-
J^^
:r
*'i--!
Cau.se of comfort, ease. Fire.
Mei
Cjy^L^j CJl~^
i)hthisical.
cy. Blessing.
victuJils.
uVS^-^'l
Large
4-
needle.
Food,
t ~
XifeCL.
Obelisk.
JyJ_/i
Base of the head.

connect
cJi^^
-r
Consumptive,
To
ch;iiu, to
4s
Jl.i~
J( ^
-fj-
Dwelling. Rest. Sign of quiescence (o).
:^L
-r *^'r%'--
a. th. with.
Calmness, gentleness.
To To To
trace a pedigree up to.

poui" (water) into
fall
1?^
Knife.
os-f iSCl,
"
a pool.
cnî.-
Cutler.
J^lSC.:: <r} 0(^1-
(water).
down in a stream J-.il.3 To become thin (garment).

J-.5Cj
jL-il-j
Rudder. House, dwelling.
o^-i-
^C_; ^
Sweet and
palatable water.
JlU
Poverty, destitution.
o^-^-> o^-' tz^^Li
Iron-chain. Succession. j^y^Z^ ^ ;i-.l-. Pi. Lines of a book. Elongated
Poor.
Weak.
Humble,
-if-
Simple,
without guile.
if-
lightnings, clouds, sands.
The inhabited world.
AiJ?iL'J\
Back-bone. Streaked (fabric). Curly

(hair).
y^hi\ iij[^
if-
Glittering (sword).
jLlLi Traced
(Ecumenical (council). d>,^'~-J' Oxymel. i>-.>t.i.Î. P Alexander the ojj^l ji jj15Cj.I^

Great.
back (tradition). Andromeda {const).
iiL\L'J\ sl^JI
Alexandiia.
Alexandi-etta.
"ij'jJyLLv
lJjjji_^.lt
<)
To
clarify (butter).
To
fi>
y^
a !A^
-fJ-
extract (sesam-oil).
To pluck To
a. o.
fit
off
Alexandrian.
colour.
Light blue
-J i;;ai5C-l.i
the (prickles of a tree).
To pay (money)
give
.so
to a. o.
To draw
(a sword).^* ^5jj
"9^:^.0
^^--J^
maiiy lashes to
To
purify (butter).
"itxl^]
fn >^?^l^
Clarified butter.
'SL.
--^L
Prickles of palm-trees. Arrowhead.
To extract gently. To steal a. th. To lose the teeth. y^z. To be consumptive. 'Jij^ <_> To afflict a. 0. with phthisis i 1}z!\
i
(God).
-^
To carry a
^L-jli j
CLl^
Q::, q
JL.
off forcibly.
To
plunder.
To bereave
js
a. 0. of (reason).
To deprive a. o. of. To imsheath (a sword). To put on mourning

clothes.
fit
^yj.,l_j
A Î,
Q.1 a .^p
To steal. To aid in stealing. To slip, to steal away. ilJ^Jb S^ To slip out (shackles). ~ To spy a. o. J^ Perfume-basket. Toothless. J5*-- ^ 'JL Consumption, J.JI Aij jM-j ji-j Jfi>
phthisis.
To
her child (woman).

lo.se
cJi~b
'c'-J^
Secret theft.
horse.
Rush of a J>i_- ^ <!.; Drawing of a swoi'd. Chink in

<>
To lose its leaves (tree), To mourn for a husband. To walk quickly.
^'c'l
a tank.
Small basket. Awl.

J^jl.
'c^J^
Drawn
(sword). Son,
^ JO
wUjI
îi,
child. Colt. Spinal cord.
Brain of the
Theft. Plunder. Negation. Quick
horse. Pm*e wine.
To take up arms.
Thin excrement, ordure.
Juice of dates for rubbing
step. -^
Spun
silk.
Plough-handle.
^JL-
a butter-skin. Rain-water collected

tank.
in
Booty, plunder. Spoils ejÛ-l ^r ^r^ of a slaughtered animal. Baik of reeds. Tree-fibres. Kind of hyacinth
(plant). -^
Moorings.
xli.
Chicken of partridge. \.rmed. Affected with

diarrhea (camel).
Denuded parts of the body. TaU. Light.

Light-handed. Swift runner.
Bei'eft v_xl
^p
ci^l
^^J}^'
Weapon. Sword. Row.

Thin dung, diarrhea.
Arsenal. Garrison.
out.
;>^J-',
i.,.^Xlj vlA**'-'
'
v^^
v-J'i-^
Look
rJLL-"
of a child, a
young
(female).
Avmed
partj.
Common
night-
Rope-maker.
Thief, robber.
(>n. /.
)
shade
{plant).
cjj^^j
^Jl-
Arcturm
Apostle.
(star).
^!>LJI
ji
Mourning clothes of
^ T
of a
Glass-bottle.
*^>^
oy^X^
5-
woman.
Bereft of reason.
r-_X~.
3^
^
Reseda lufeola, dyer's
^~^.i-[j ^-:jPl
Road. Manner of
acting.
weed
fplant).
Neck
of a lion
Turn
To
LS-xL^ conspicuous (road).
expand, to be
^^.û.
-K-
sentence.
^ Cotton-thistle.
jlipjl irt-L^
'
Equerry. x/jla^'^L- ^ Sword-bearer.

SliaslJ
j\'^:^y.^
Martingale of a horse.
jJll:.
-{^
To
press forth
Sj
*>
ClL<
o cJLl
i>XLj *U9ii-.J eU*jL-J oUiil ^ Tortoise. Sea-turtle. o:>>LC- ,-
(the guts).
To
cut a. th.
off (the hair).
To rub
off.
To shave To lash.
cJiZ.\j
AU/ssum. madwort.
Colza.
:;i^.llJl
Û
to its end
ii.^4^
-s:}-
To
cleanse a dish (with

stealthily.
fa
the hand).
To come
(month).
To
liJL:. o a ^.u, -Scast its slough (.snake).
To shp away
^ cX~][
c-t^
J^^
"
To become green again (plant;. To come to the end of (a month;. To excoriate (the skin scab, heat). To skin (a sheep). To pull off ^j a her shift (woman). <> To ransom
fi>
:
Thin-husked bai'ley. I have missed it. ;Ll j ;iU Remainder of food adhering
to a vessel.
î
^c^^LL
a. 0.
Stripped (bone). OjL^ Having the nose cut off. îi, ^ ,::111 Abstaining from dyeing (woman )..Cu^
Misfortune. Hard year.
^^dL, -^
To separate the day

fi'om the night (God).
jJi\
^ j(^\
Toothless camel.
To strip off (o.'s clothes). ^ ^Jljl^ To ca.st its skin (serpent). To follow the day (night). To elapse (month). To recline on the breast. %-lL\ End of a month. rli^j ^^Jc
Slough of snake. Skin of a
slaughtered animal. Thread on the spindle. Tastelessuess of food. Tasteless (food). -^ Acanthus
(prickly plant).
<>
To glut a. th. A Cbt'U-j G-.1:L a r-i^ -STo swallow easily. ^Jlj To drink much. ^\lr^\ rJ^'j
fi>
Shell-fish.
rrXL
Plant sought by camels. rr-^yC

Gullet.
^ *^si-i. ^ rxL
ovWL,
^j_-j
^::^
Food easily swallowed. Rape colza (plant).
^L- P
iiÂI,
^.^x^
Treeless (land).
To void ordure (beast). (Xl> a rrXL -^ To arm a. o. with (a sword). * j ^Jj: To make a. o. to void s ?dlb
ordure.
Skinned (sheep).
^J^j
rr
Ruler. Sultan. cnW>L-
Jaio.-L:L
olia'C
Honey-suckle (plant).
<
j:^!l ollail
jr:^^S.[ o^laLl
J!>*I.^'
Nutmeg-oil. Offspring. Bastard cinnamon. ^ Acacia.
Garnet-fish.
Black
cJJL-ij
9^JL._j
rJlj^ J *itlU
)L-
< ^
China-aster.
uiiL'
Bind-weed,
oUalLil _,aj
snake. Scab. Bald. Red-.skinned. Scabby.

Skiuning-jilace
;
-^xlS
Broad-leaved lepidium. oVJaiiH <ixLi Sultana, empress. oUaLL Foul-tongued oCl)l xJikUj iillai:-
^.ILJi
!i-JLl
slaughter-house.
(woman). Highway, public road. <^ Large hollow bowl. Tooth of a key.
Slough of snakes. Raw leather. ^^X-j^ Palm-tree dropping its dates when
unripe.
Sea-eel.
-jîaiJ.
Ji
,1
iliiy-i,
JaJ,l_i
i.>L_e
To
lose its
t^JU'j
Cll
j\L, - j^ a ,âl
^
-ft-
To proclaim a. o. sultan. j ^^jWC To become a sultan. To assume ^^LllJ

lordly airs.
:
lower bi-anches (palm-tree).
Powex", empire.
A':.y.Z.
-^
-i^
To expand (valley). îl.ll^ - ^--Isl To lay down on (the face). Lobster, CruîU ^ o>iiaU oiiiU.
craw-fish.
To be worn out (wood). CJLl a ,jJC. ~ To pay readily (a due) to. tr" J To be loose. C^j H^^L} Cl-l, a To be tractable (man). To be bereft of L-LLj C5L1
^L
-^
reason.
;
To cleave (the To be chapped
head),
(foot).
To set jewels to string (pearls). a vVlL a /il. -STo be u-l a ;iP To render a. th. easy.
îz.
/b ,_,_Ll*
affected with leprosy.
To split a. th. To be cleft on the head. To be cracked, chapped. Chap on the foot.
Slit in
.tj:
/n]
/ix~]\j /ijJi
String for setting pearls. ^_^J, ^ Ear-drop. Easiness. Mildness. Incontinence

of urine.
^z.
^\^
S^SLl
^jJtS.
^J^J.
<f.'%J\
a water-skin.
^^^
^ ^
^l^
îL-
Easiness (of elocution).
Cleft in a mountain. Simihir.
Loose easy meek. Tractable (horse).

: :
iCSSI
u-î^j
~"
Two
boys of the
îLlI j
cuU
oU>l^
^LX
Want
tree).
of intellect.
its
^^L
^5V1^
same age.
Bitter tree. Kind of aloes.
Stripped of
stumps (palm-
Scelanlhus
quadragoniu.
îx j
Cacalia
sonc/dfolia (plants).
Senecio badiensis
{ploM).
JiQ,\
j^\
/u,
Wound
f-X-j cS-^C
X'Uj *.U-
chapping the skin. Commodity, article of mer- /^ ^ ;iLchaudise. -"^-Worthlesss (man, thing). Scrofula. Gan/i^ ^ xiLlj ;l_Lj
glion. Leech.
to swallow. Wine. Js^-^ ^ River of Paradise. <> Ornamental waterspout. To be -..\,yiLi ^Û, Jailj a iaP -Khard, shai'p. To be eloquent (man). To be foul-tongued (woman).
Easy
To empower a. o. over. To prevail over, to subdue.

Power, dominion. Thin and long Jy^j arrow. Straw-mattress. Embroidered jacket.
Hard. Sharp-tongued. Eloquent (man). Grainoil
;
it 5
Li.!
ial_j
jp
Jai_Jj
-laLr ?r
;LU.
*iW
Bitter aloes.
^j^
Leper. Chapped ^L ^ 'UU j. .JL:-! in the foot. Hump-backed. Guide in the desert. ^lly. Strong, deadly poison. ^tii '^ Pole set with nails. oUL- -M-
iLL^
Ja*Cj
iaJL:-
*Ja-jPj Ja-i-^
olive-oil.
To
fractui'e (the head)./i
CiU a
>il- -S-
Foul-tongued (woman). Authority. Plea, argument.
*W^
oVkLi-
J^
the neck. Past event.
<
iL
Old tale.
^..l.^ Ahead. Middle-aged woman, about 45. ^LLi
To grow (canine teeth). ^JJL a To shed its teeth when 6 years

(ewe, calfj. Raw. Red. Leper. Vile.
^
old
f\zS
Cylindrical stone-roller.
*L1^
Harrow. Trowel.
To
boil a. th.
To
:
Cai.::.
o jii-
blast (the plants
cold).
To grease
^j
a water-.skin. To smear
(a canoel).
To take
To
off (the hair of
*
^
j
5
To be past (event). (iJL:, o ^l'-. * To outgo, to precede. Gjllj 01:^ To harrow (the earth). * CiL- To grease (a skin). To take some food before ^JiS.
dinner.
skin) with (hot water).

peel off(the flesh)
from
^t
(a bone).
To To
leave prints on (the
.soil: foot),
prostrate a.
o.
To
gall (a
camel).
(a rider
To
:
excoriate the thighs of
beast).
o. o.
To pierce a. To hurt a.
a. 0.
with (a spear).
(in
^?
flay
To give to a. o. to breakfast. 3 To lend. To advance a. th. A 5 To take the lead. îJC5 To keep pace with a. o. in (a travel). To equal a. o. in. To advance money to a. o. sa s ,.AS\ To level to harrow (the A
;
words). with (a whip).
To
ground).
To
jU.^j
borroAv a. th.
^^
îlcJ-b
^^
^!0
To To
insert (a stick j into
fi>
from.
(the loop of a sack;.
To marry two
y 'Ul--
sisters.
prostrate
a. o.
on
iLl
the back.
To shout. To run.To climb a wall.ji.:L < To collect herbs. jLz To hunt wolve.?. jiJ-1 To scale (a wall;. A ^y^l To fret on o/s bed ( from az.\'^ ip
grief, pain).
Leather, provision >^^\Li ^L-'l ^ JL^ bag. Payment in advance. Loan j^Z.
without interest. Good work.

Predecessor,
ancestor.
ijy-lj ci>Lll
^ ^1^
Partridge.
Skin.
wife's sister. <>
oui--'
>i^^ ^ --^
us!>i^'\
Husband of a
wiL^
To
lay pi'ostrate
on
camel.
olii.^
^^l:.lJ
v^^l
Husband's brother.
iiL:
the back.
Wife
i)-
of a husband's brother.
White sear on a
Even and
plain.
fertile
husband's sister
field.
brother's
wife.
Harrowed
Leathei*
after
wiUL
rvI'C
Garden-beet. Beet-root. Stream of water.
for lining boots. Breakfast.
They came one

3^)1
.i;j|
xiLi xixL lj'4V
Rumex,
Wolf.
sour-dock.
.;L
another.
First
Potamorjeton^ pond-weed.
She-wolf. Female
locust. Foul, lewd
jL,
juice of
cJî-^L
^ iyxLj
Ji"%L
ouL-j oUii. ^ jL-j jL, ^ ;c2i_,
grapes.
Vanguard
part.
Affinity
of an army.
woman.
ouL->
Best wine. Choice
c}i'%L
^ ^
'^\
J>%^
jJ>U-j
Weeping woman.
fatfe
loudly
^^^ ?r -
by marriage.
*S^T
^'^ ^
,^,U-
Weeping, slapping her jli^ ^ :iau

(woman).
Lippitude of the eyelids. Pustulesj^Ll on the tip of the tongue. Violence of language. <f%^ Foot-prints on a road. Jl5^
Preceding. Past (time).

In
former times ; in ^jJI J,C- J preceding generations. .\maranth (flower). ^îj- ^> if- Locks of hair on the temples. îij^-^
tf-
Side of the forepart of <JS\'y^
,-
^-'^
TT
To salute, to greet a. o. Thou hadst well spoken. Thank you. God keep
thy hands.
jtj
vtC5
^L-

-^
viû i
Ji^
s
To reconcile with. To keep a. o. safe. To

He resigned
of God.
J'L.
betray.
^l Ji
5 îu\
i^ji]
to the will
To give up a. th. To be bitten by a snake. To become a Moslem. To submit to. To obey. To receive. To manage a th * î-j To ba reconciled. To keep p-ice ÛJ
(horses).
To touch. To kiss (a stone). A ^?-^l To reconcile together. ^-î To submit. To follow the ^'xlXÎ. right path, -i^ To threaten to become
a Moslem.
call o.'s self a Moslem. jX-^> Leathern bucket j>L-j ^'o ,- ^'^with a handle.
To
Peace. Peaceful. Islaraism.
Payment
in advance. Prisoner.
_j^ ^_L
flava
Captivity. Salutation.
Mimosa
used as tan. Stone. Tender (woman), Ladder, stairs, Û-_,
y^
î^^::
^ x'^Z. ^ J;l
steps : means. Obedience to God. Greeting. y^'^ G Dear me {Interj. of wonder). y^K^ Peace be to thee.
\
To be
blasted by the
simoom
^
* ^t 'l^[
-^
l,i-
Weasel.
Corrosive sublimate.
oU^
(plant, day).
>t 'JuIUL
^ÛL
To poison (food). To be angry, incensed.

Eye of a
needle
;
^C-^j ^y^Z.
hole. Poison.
^ '^j >wj
<tC.
'
Calamine {mineral). Safe Regular (verb). Bitten by a snake. Mortally wounded.

Safe. Secure.
'JdLt ji>
jj::,
^ ^^ll ^
Poison killing on the spot. Ratsbane, arsenic.

Oleander, rose-bay.
jiiJ)
'^
^
'-
'1^.11
Sound-hearted.
^Jall
jUsJI
Cocculus Indicus,
Indian-berry.
o^Jlj dC^JI
^,ii,
^ >^
:*
Moslem, musulman.
<>
C!>4l.*
Govei'nor of a town. Tanned. Bitten by a serpent.
^ _â ^^>"
^jJLa
>_^| i- -fr
Palm-loaves mat. Relationship.
To
stretch himself
L+lJ-l,
Holes 01 the body
oCj^< j'j^j
j^S*-^
A^^
->-'
in running (horse). Long-bodied *I*>U,j

(horse). Tall (man).
v^^
w-i^
mouth, nostrils, ears. Simoom, pestilential

hot wind.
To be
altered
^.î
^^^Ju- -
(colour).
Swift, agile. IVIountain-swallow.
jX^
x^lii,
Tall, slender.
^^
\'J^
Person. Feather in a horse's

neck. Standard.
,^j A Oiîi-j \ySj To be diverted

fi'om.
iv_;:
"
^ uLt a ^^j
it^ il^
JL:,1j
Gecko, (kind of lizard).^^1
'j,Z.j
>C
To
console o.'s self for.
Day of simoom. j^yJJ'j '^^j >C- j>'y^ Venomous (beast). y\'y^ 5- ^^CDeath.
^ He
To
a. 0.
forgot his cares.
console
jî,!
J ;Xj
To
J^
JS\ Lj
"*
divert from.
The
gi-eat
and the com
?Ll)b XÛ))
mon
people.
in the nostrils (nose
surfeit.
To be safe from wild To divert, to console

self.
beasts.
o.'s
txL3
"'
Narrow
Eating to
To be
dispelled
f
from
>Lj| JLljIj
Holes of the body. Kindred.
<
Pores.
1
a. 0.
grief ).
t>bi,l JiJ.[
To run
(fox).
^
^r-'^ t
;i--i--
J*1
To be fat (sheep). Comfort. Jîj

consolation.
<^j
jj>
o'Jl^j e'Ju^
Swift. Fox. Wolf.
Red
ant.
He
leads a quiet
jilil
;^
Sesam. Coriander-( un.

seed.
life.
Quail.
U7i.
s^Ll
jj^
^ j'^
Berry of the castor-oil

plant.
$J^
-^
'
Condyle, process on
'j i^li-i Ji>.
Honey. Consolation. Solace. Shell used as an amulet.olÎi. Third horse in a I'ace. ,IP^
Butter.
jlJ>
'Â.:,!
a bone. To pursue a
<
-i^
ci-^ -^ right course. To follow a way by

c-t^j 'î^
,
Secundine.
^
a
^KZ.
J^
l,Z.
There
is
no hope
a, 0. -^
left.
>VlJI ^JiiJI^
conjecture.
To poison
i
To
U-^ o
-^
To dispose speech for. J S>^l To invoke (God) upon. ic To bless (a sneezer). A To front, to be opposite to. To purpose a. th. x> c.\ '~j y^-J
' ,
ci^
cJ^^
angry
a. 0.
To
poison (food).
To
scrutinise
A
Oy.
a. th. To stop up (a flask). c^C To conciliate (people).

J
ci-^
c-i-^
\
To
I
be I'urning, hot
C_,4-i
Road. Aim, course.
C)>i-^
!
(wind).
How fine
is his
behaviour
isll- -.l*
follow thy very design,
ditli.
c4.i-'
V
Bountiful
;
ic-
îii::-
p^^
S'J^Z-
?-
-^
brave man. Wolf. Sword.

the \jj'^j night in conversation. As long as night-
To spend
o jV-^
^
V>
J'it-^l
J*^
o
wakcrs wake.
To
put out (the
A i^^j
yjc^L.
J^
The zenith. -i^l i. The azimuth. ÛJI The equinoctial colure. JilctVI c-i. The solstitial colure. k_i>uiVl c''To be ugly. foul. Vî-^ o ^n*- * To render a. o. ugly, foul. ,,;i^ To find a. o. ugly, hideous, ^; X;,\
fi> fit
eye) with hot nails.
To mix
(milk) with water. To shoot (an drink (wine).

nail, to rivet.
arrow).
a J^î To
i
Ugly.
<
Foul (talk).
'
J^j
,
-^l^
!jii.~
Grea.sy. unpalatable milk,
r j
To To
f^Jî 04
,
To
be generous.
a. th.
,5^^. o ^;-j a tawny, brownish. To converse with a. o. by ^

j;-:ij
be
jj^
To bestow
^Jj C>li--j ^J
\i-.i.:;,j
u-ii^.,
bountifully to.
y\^
To comply with
a. o's
night.
wishes.
-rt^
To be dark, brown. 3UJ-b ^^'l To act, to walk gentl; To To be nailed. hurry on. _,tl3 To converse together by night. y!C2 To forgive, to forbear Night-conversation. a. th. to. jliJ-l ^ JJi> Night. Shade of the moon. Night- To become tractable (beast). meeting. To permit, to forbear. j Gum-acacia- ( un. %'J^: ) J^L\ ^ y^Z, To forbear o. a.
Mimosa, Egyptian thoi^n. Dusky, brown coloui". Sjî. Conversing by jfÎ,j Jî, ^ _û
tree.
t-VC^
Compliance. Forbearance.o^lii-j ^'CJZ

Skin-tents.
-r^*-^
'G-.ii,
Compliant.
!^-s-^J ^-i--
night. Place for night-conversation.
Smooth (wood).
Long-backed
;
Con)pany of night-talkers. s],j.Uj The Samaritans, {un. Isy'L.) s^C Milk diluted with water, u Jun~ ji^ cus spinosus, rush for mats. Brown. Spear. y^L ^ 'Vy^l j. _,iJ
Gazelle's milk.
(ass).
Thin
r-Û-^
in the belly (mare).
Long bow.
Pericranium wound in it. JbU- ^ To grow up (seeds). ^,C^ o yC^ ^ To wound a. o. in the ear-hole. 5 a
Hole of the ear.
Û-?ij^Z^JtiX
Wheat.
Flour.
Of a
fine
growth (wheat).
'y^
Water and wheat. Water

and spear. Dark, brownish.
To be
perplexed.
To
"C^yJ.
a;.:L -{$
raise the
o.'s self.
head proudly. To divert
To
sing.
Diamond.
Swift, noble (camel).
To apply o.'s self to. To manure (a land). To

divert a.
o.
J-
Mu^tella Zibelina., sable.
Night-discourser.
Day and
night.
-n*-^ ^'X
j\a\L.%
To To
swell with anger.

swell (hand).
To vanish
Ia4.
Nail, peg.
Good tender
jUJ->
Unceasingly, continually.
of camels. <> Corn on the foot
Composite of manure and ashes,

J>^
id,
Strongly built (man). Troubled (life).
To
feel vertiginous.
Cloudiness of the
sight
;
jX.^1 j-U- ^ ji^^î ji->^
Collection of the poll- X^Ji-Lj ^î^- -^ tax.
vertigo.
Salamander.
j^.^j
-tf-
jiii-^
-i^cr--"
^
^
Black. Shrill-
un.
o'yj^Z.')
J^y^'^
White
flour,
Semolina.
; ;
die-
r-TA
To
listen stealthily to.
voiced locust-eating bird.
To be a broker, a mediatorSense of lieariog. Ear. Report.
^^Clj
3'. ^'^''"
Craft,
pay of a broker.
:
Fame.
Broker
negotiator.
Listen to me. I hear and obey.
Jasmine.
(a
He
is
in a for-
Marjoram.
Ii/i'n
place.
To become sour
Ck
i.J^
iai^
-S-
Hearing (man). Report. Good

repute.
^^
(milk).
I
To keep
(man).
silent
ial^y^\j ia
j^;.:-
Notorious thing. f,i;j, j'i j\ ^_, _,i yl May it be heard uL V C;--j Ca; V C.;_but not fulfilled Do hear, listen ,fU.'
1
To
I
scald and roast
5 C.W^
...
a kid).
a. th.
To hang up
(a knife).
To sharpen
finj
am
j'il isli.:Lj y.U. j *ii..^j f-o-r! 'i^ 'J î-i

it.
an ear-witness of
To
(a
ii;
L.X.
fasten (a bundle) to
saddle).
Good fame. He has done
To put
th.
to.
off (a
debtor).
it
for
Ui^
the sakj of being heard Fame. Song, harmony. f-^ Usual not regular (expression). ;/;L;_r Hearer. The Listener 'UiJL ^ f^^
(God). Lion.
;
To keep to a. To be fastened
String of a necklace. J,^ Garment without lining. Sprightly,

sharp. Bundle-strap of a saddle. Han-
The two
Liste-
ears.
un.
;J,f\li\)
oUj^vI)!
<s-io_w f,j^^^j
vw J
Ki^^Zi
oil
>i
'
ning ear.
The brain. That thou mayest

hear.
;^rj-^lj î-^'
dx) X'^
ging part of a turban. Of a poorly condition. Ja^^-^j Woollen garment. Shoes of one piece. ^\:^]j Unbranded (she-camel).
Table-cloth.
JaiJ,
-Sai-^
Ja4-i
L^
Jli_-
Rank
Range
/^}-^*
(of
men). Middle of a valley.

iaX-^j ia~*l,
Ckil.>^ dJ^^>-
Hearing-place.
Ear. Handie ot
^-
of bricks.
shall be
Your orders
fuiaUed.
a bucket.
Shackle, fetter.
Hei-on (bird).
Jî:^
->
Current reports Oli^... -* ^ f,_j->_ rumours. Holes of the body: ears, nostril3.^L_i
etc.
To hear
(a sound).
To
fi>
zts^'CZ.j
understand (a meaning).
To become
(plant).
tall
-
i
j
Pure,
inei-e (lie).
Sumach
Yoke.
(tree).
To To
raise (a buil-
ding j.
ascend.
To be
lofty.
C'T^
<>
^-.Afr...v
To listen to (speech). J\ To obey a. o. To hearken to. ^j J To spread the fame of. s ^%S^ To make a. o. to hear. * j i-J^î ~ ~ To revile a. o. ^^^t^' ^ To disgrace a. o. To divulge. y_, To tell a. th. to the ears of. ^^j:,! To revile a. o. To put a handle to (a backet). A
s'
high.
Do see and hear!
Roof: canopy of
Fish.
dUJ-j heaven. Height. Thickness.

iU-i1j i)_^j i'C
dC
'^^^^
To To know
Jlj
listen, to
rr
r^î *j j^\ J ;^^b lilj ^ /"i b /"^J hearken to.

by hearsay.
*j ;Llj
a. th.
^^
a. th.
0-
with butter.
To
give butter
<>
Skate-fish, turbot.
to a. 0.
if Pike-fish.
To
be fat naturally.
butter, fat flocks.
To possess ^^^1 To purchase, to

î-l5l,l
Xiphias, sword-fish.
possess a fat beast. To ask for fat beasts.
^ ^ ^
Sole-fish.
Whale,
tellttion).
Pisces, the Fishes {cons
To
find a. 0. fat.
Melted
butter.
oC;-^j
^b
"f
<jyJ^
j4-^
He broiled his
the
fire
i.e
.
iifeC::,
ji^l J
j'ji
fish in
jliJL
Fattening' medicine.
Quail.
h.'
house ; derived a profit fi'om a mislifting
of a burning
fortune.
o"!^
"'*
*-^)
;!.4ll
Upholding or
plement,
im-
^^
^ jC^
Sect of Indian metempsjchosists.
J>VI
-fy
iJvizJb ^*SJ^ i!li4JI,oiriUJI
Seller of butter. Paint,

cer.
Gro-
clt^
Arclurus and Spica Viryinis (stars).
Sm ill
di'ied fishes,
'LXxJ.
Fat (man, land). ciC-r ?- *~^- - î-^ Chaste (speech). Numerous (household).
Fishmonger.
Naturally plump, fat. Fattened, become fat Azure, Blue "J u>^^; j: sapphire (gem). Salamander. Asbestos jj.^~j JJ.I amianthus. Phenix (fabulous bird), ai;^-::^ J'-ki_: To run without res- (a_^4J- a *'^^Z.
jii^ High. Deep. Thick. i)jiljj Ar!-"Wooden fork up<i^/>\U ^ >li; . holding a tent, {> Vine-prop. " The Heavens. cJS'^lJ^Wj c}-^ \
'
To
put out
j;ii)j,:^;j: o
ii'on.
ji-
-s-
(the eye), with a hot
To To
-s^
;
cleanse (a well).
yield little
^ jl^j
water
J^' J^
j;_^1j
Ji.:!.
(bucket,
|
tank).
-^
To make peace between. >:/u

jiJ-lj
\
pite (horse).
To
be confounded (man).
s
-,1
:;JliJL.
To
let
(beasts) pasture.
'
Gossamer. Atnosphere.
Lies.
:;,-.
|
To be worn To speak to
gently.
o j4-^j *J.4~^j V_îJL out (clothes).

a. o.
Ji-^
S jt,^
6'^V
Vain
'[I'/^j -ijlt-ij things.
jizî
fin
Jh^J ~
"5^
To
To mix up (a story) with r-i'o-^ lies. To twist (a I'ope) strongly.

Falsehood.
To draw the remains jilj To drink (wine) repeatedly. To ba lean (man). To contract cJuJ-l
drink.
of.
?r^*<
(shade).
Fat
(boy).
Large (country), jj.^'^

(
-^
j i
Shabby
out.
|
clothes.
Jii^l
j;.::
]VIi.sleading desert.
Shabby, worn jj^_, J>4-^j
ii^l^j
J^
Ju-l.
To baar one year
grain-seed).^^;^ -^
To be hard (spear, affair To be thick (darkness)

and tough (thorn). Hard, strong (.spear).
Water-worm.
To
be dry
To be high, raised. To go hunting. To aspire to. To raise (the eyes). To be raised to (the To
name,
JU-^b J-^ T *U-^j ii^ Black mud. Remainder of water. 0"!^^ Remainder (of wine). Small cup .saucer. VJ'^
Jj^j
JU.--J
Bare, even desert,
Jl
eyes)
To be
cA~^j i:\^j
,
jii^ ^ *Xj^ C;^ a ,j^
-H-S-
or become fleshy. To put butter jj fi>

in (food).
^^j
0.
(Lij;,
,;^.^
To
0.
feed a.
to call a7 o. by'his
name
To rr
fatten a.
with butter. To prepare /tj ^^L
To polish (speech). To point a spear. To grow (teeth of a child). To discharge (water). To make teeth to grow (God). To bo aged, old. 'J^^b 1-^ c^-ll To pick o"s teeth. To prauce (horse). To move about (mirage). To be discharged (water). To be
^
To give a name, to name. ,_,j ? t^ To mention. To invoke the name of God upon, J To vie in glory with. y ^jC, To raise a. th. A sliJ,!^ ^<^'^ To be called, named. Cilj î^ To claim relationship to. Jl,_j k_i To vie together in glory. OUj J11j They mounted on jliji jc l^LJ
hoi'seback.
conspicuous (road).
Tooth
(of aui-
^1j
^h oU-Ll ^
oC-ll
i--
To put on shooting-boots. To
hunt gazelles.
mals, of a comb, of a saw). Nib of a pen. Horn. Clove of garlic.
To pay a
of a. 0.
visit to.
To judge
of.
well
Age
lifetime. Coeval.
Dandelion, lion's-tooth
{plant).
To ask
the
name
Aj
5 <^'
Height, highness.
<
He is advanced Road conduct

,
Denlnria. tooth-wort in age.

C^#^j OV-^J
CA.**'^
Sky
O^-^
cano"pY of heaven. Cload.
Rain
Roof.
Back
of a horse.
(
method.
Face. Nature. Behaviour
Religious
la-w,
(
The Arabs.
Sunna.
Tent before a house. Figure seen from afar.

JaI
un.
^L
) (
*llJlj *îJI
The
Sunnites.
opp. to
xi^
Heavenly.
<>-
Good repute, fame. .< North wind.

Sky-blue colour.
C^-l
<jji^
Two-headed axe. Spear-head. Whetstone

Fhes.
He manages
he
likes.
speai's as
oC-l)l
Name. Noun."<>- Fame. True name of ;j^lijl ^^\j _^V) _,^VI God supposed to work miracles.
In the
Tooth-brush. Tooth-powder. "Whetted. Fallings of a whetstone.
name
of God.
^1
^^
<
Willingly.
Bare
(soil).
High. Equal. Namesake. :c!^
v^
sC-i
Wind. Heap. Long :JS^ mound of sand. More aged, older. Whetstone gi'inding,
2r-' o
High, lofty, sublime. Hunters. Himter's gaiters.

;
cJiA^j
SUl.;
stone.
Aged,
old.
ill;;
Crr^
Polished (marble). Spotted

shining face. Stinking (mire). Bright
(face).
Beaten (road). Thirst. Head of a

pulley.
iî^j
^^^lo-l
crr^'*
o-r^ Edge of the vertebra. Whetstone, emery. ,^SCLi P Ts Small meat pie. .tj^Z.JLiC._3
Boat,
Eldertree.
skifif.
Named aforesaid. To whet (a f> jCj UJi o i^ -^ knife). To sharpen (the appetite). To mount a spear-head. To jfj a '^.^ clean (the t-êth). To m"ge on (camels). To spear a. o. To seize with the teeth. To break the teeth of. To facilitate a. th. To undo (a knot). To manage camels) well. To pour water. To fashion clay. -^To indent. To establish a law upon. To it A ;^'
pour (water) upon.
J^
jjli-ll^j i_J-iwj <CJ_^lwj <_s_j-i
To
follow a path.
fi,
,j1JlL\j
'^
JLUa. 0. (science).
vr-
-cr
Kind of run. libCj: -^ diL' - Forepart of the hoof. Edge of a sword. < Small boat. Punch.
To To
be rancid
(oil).
eat to excess.
Origin. Socket (of a

tooth). Fit of fever-
To
'^\S^J
,
I
put forth ears (corn).

Jîl.^ -r ('*
j^
*i^)
-fi-
Ears of
ji^JL
Jiii
Fetid smell. Dirt.
corn. -^ Hyacinth (plant).
To
J[
jii-llj jJvlJj
ji
rely, to
stay
o.'s self on.
Andropoiion nardus. Indian sjjikonard.
To be near (the age of fifty). JTo wear on a streaked garment. jS^ To prop, to strengthen a. th. * jX^ S jJC To back. To assist a. o. ~ To reward a. o. for. ^^ ^ To use Vjj\Laj \'i\u^ sJ^ 4j 0*4 ""
dissemblant vowel before the rhymelatter.
Nardus
Celtica^ 'kind of
t/ /j jilJL
spikenard.
Spica Virginis. (Zodiacal

sign).
;llil)l
To experience drought. ^Ll'i c^ To marry a noble woman (low

born but rich man).
Cheese. Honey. Dates.
-tt-
Anethum graveolena. garden-dill. To ascend (a mountain), j aUlj a;I. Cumin. To strive in running. To make a. o. to go up. J 5 Barren (land). Destitute (man). To stay a. o. upon. Jl s jlli\ Year of drought. To rest a tradition upon. Jl A To have recour.?e to (God). Ji jl:a-LI_ To spot, to stain. ^ bclJi Stay, support. AccliviiV^] ^ SiZ, Mark of smoke.
ty summit of a moimtain. Gnaphalium fruticosuin, cotton- soi-;
Metal weights of a
balance. Steel-yard.
OV*- Bayoue^
-i>-
weed.
Wiiite speckled with black.

-^
Kind of streaked clothes.

ceipt,
Re- iU--
Red
jujube.
^-^ P
written statement. Title-deed. The Sind. River Indus {coll),
j^
Inhabitant of
i\u^'\j
itLi
s/,-^
iCxU.1.
the Sind.
Speckled (garment). t-^La Minever ; grey squirrel. <-j^^ P Banner. Turkish J^îU. ^ jW--^ province. Governor.
Greyish, ash-coloured.
Strong she-camel.
Poetical licence.
oJCI ^
'^\^^
P
-fi-
To occur J
iUJ,l.
(Ui-lj C^>LJ!,j (kUL a
rd^
Ascription of a tradition. Rela-
to
the mind (thought).
To
be easy
tion of the attribute to its subject.
to a. o. (poeti'y).
Anvil.
Holm, ever(/i. xJIjoL-) oOJi- P green oak. Time, epoch. Attribute jj\lJ^ ^ aili (m grammar). Hymiaritic characters. Spurious.
To insinuate a. th. To turn a. 0. away from. To smite a. 0. with an evil.

^LJ
V>-U.--j
i_
^t 5
Uj
,
_)
<>i'[^J nJlj
b-^î.-
To cross to the right (game). To shelter o.'s self from ^

(the wind).
Couch, pillow.
aiVl>
juUJ
j a;l^
To ask
road)
a. 0. to
They went
forth under
^jjCli l_)^
joL: -
Good omen,
luck.
explain.^ ^^.llSj-tj fi>Middle (of a
various standards.
To go
fast.
Birch (tree). Measure for corn. 330!^

Bold. Tall.
White
(blade).
V-l'-^-^
Lion. Big-eyed. Good. Bad.
Passing on the right ^M}-' t side of a hunter (game). Pearls. Ornament. rd- rr ''-c;-tC:J^ To be rooted in j
^^
r-rr
)
;
^^^
juniper-resin, ^j'/j-:^
"White star.
jjjuj:^ oOLLL ^ Wliitewaslied, plastered house.
j^
Sandarach
Pretty woman. To be a tinman. ^ To frame (a picture).
Copal resin. Fine silk-brocade. To be ill-natured.
jj-Jj u-j'/-^
i^'jll
P
-Ji-
i;>w
a -8-^
Armour.
Cat. Prince. Vertebra
of the neck.
-'vU
Tinman.
Martyrology. To be large in
its
S^CJL
(
;
hump (camel). To fatten (a camel's

hiunp
:
Musk-cat, civet. To be Gaij; a ia^j

beardless.
iQj"
SA^
-W-
^t^
Jai-:l
pasture).
Acacm
Nilotica (plant).
ij'^..
To fill (a vessel, a measure). ^ Jj, To raise. To make convex (a grave). To ascend upon. To rise high (blaze, smoke). ^^1 To mount (a camel). ^^SJ To overtake a. o. j
fi>
Beardless.
Blacksmith's hammer.
Dulcimer.
^QiU
j^lii-^j
-fi-
,MkL;
iiki,:
;i r
Gr
-H'.
Length. Sluggish walk. Stooping of

the head.
(
U'
Camel's hump, promiXtS^\ y. j^t^ nence. Chief of a ti'ibe. Big-humped (camel). In blossom ^^
(plant).
îi,
o^
Vcî- J *tlx-2 o îL^j
;l.i -K-
To be gi'acious. To feel a pain in

have
fine
the wrist.
Fruit of the thistle '^^

dry.
when
j>\:J.\
children.
To ^] To be gracious
iJ-.
(child).
Blossom. Summit. x:,^ Nectar water of Paradise. j^l^ Moon. Night-robber. jCi-, ^ p- -S:
..
,
Wrist. Lines in the haud,^ Tall, fine, gracious
f-VLllj
^J--
Name
of a
Greek architect.
jî.i^
,
The weasel.
Cj;ii!l
Anchovy.
iNIountain-road.
To be very old. tXi^j Cji:; To bear every year (tree). To make an agreement with
a.
0. for
*f.:
To precede
the (others
;
JC?
_iL camel).
JLlf'-K-
To
gird a camel.
violently (wind).
s _il^1j
one year.
To blow
x'aise
To
,_ilJ.1
To be old, mouldy (bread). J-i Year. Barrenness. CjU''- t *^ Bearing every two years (tree), Cji-^ To
irrigate a
neck (camel). To appear near
(lightnings).
Stripped branch. Leaf,

'
a SjC^j
1^
o U-: -
flash.
'.i. ...
"fSti
^
'
jî{,IIH,
. ^JiL^
>_i.',^
'
tii^)
land (water-wheel, cloud).
To
Pericarp, pod. Company.
To draw water for o."s self. J To make a contract tu j a\i[Li Ju

with
1
Camel's
gii'th.
^jdSj wiLi
^ oil-
The two
pieces of
wood
oliiJ-ij oliiij;
a. 0. for
one year,
oj -
ear. Lnfruitfuloes.s.
cjj^j Barren land.

cj^^l^j
^' '
Year of drought.
Yearly.
.1^
j^
'li^
j-jt
Amii versa ry.

for
Irrigating water-wheel,
pl^
,-
<Lj\^
on both sides of a pulley. Emery. Sloî^ Symphytum^ comphrey {pl).oJij^ G Atfected with dearth (soil). iiili Lean (she-camel). Camel shilting his ^lUJi ^ oCj> saddle forwards or backwards.
Beast
working a wheel.
'^sr-^J
To
suffer indigestion
CalJ;
a ji^
Watered with a waterengine (ground).
j^
from milk (young one).
To
softeu a. o. (luxury).
jul
J<Wakeful. Strong youth.
rrr)
Dam.
M-^J -^
i_^
thee. jiU> Clj jj-ll
More vigilant thaa To spend the night

awake. To
flash
\y^
of.
a ^4-;
-th
bynight (lightning).
5 ja'L, 5
To wake in company To keep a. 0. awake.

Even-tide.
To be high in rank. To loose (a knot). To op'^n (a door) To ascend upon. To ti'eat a. 0.

kindly.
<\:Ji
a
^-
i5 J
J^\
Wakefulness. Sleeplessness. j(^j
j^
5^^
To remain the whole
year.
To
^\
fi>
light a house (lightning, fire).
Sleepless night. ykC- jlJ Surface of the earth. Liexhaus- sâC-
To To
exalt, to raise a. th.
give a splendid
SjJ.V?)l *J 'v>J.1
Untrodden desert. Hell. Moon. Syria. Wakefulness. Abundance. Halo, ji^C sheath of the moon. The moon has en- jytll!) j J^:\ JiS
tible spring.
reward.
To bTo To
altered by time.
ready, facilitated.
raised.
To be To be open
J.1.0
(lock).
be in good circumstances.
a. 0.
To be
tered its sheath.
please
Wakeful.
.ji^j j4-^
Lightning. Kind of
silk.
\:j:.j
'
To be
in the
pangs
U4^
Common
High
^
,
of death.
senna, jj rank.
Gt^.
5C.i
U-lj Oj;
'Cj;
"
To burn with thirst. To pine away. To make little of.

Fish scales.
Thirst-giving food.
\:.y
Noble, illustrious man.
CCi-L
J3
'^^
The whole, the

frewardj.
entire thing.
*!;.:-
XiO^;.!!
Noble. Magnificent
Swallow.
y>^
Unable to quench his To blow in a gale

(wind).
thirst.
CSC^j;
dX^
fit
To raise the dust (wind). To run gently (beast). Cr_^ To have a foul smell. CS^ a <^4^
Foul smell of
(sweat,
Stinking.
Sx.4Ij tij^^Mj <t\^L^j ii^^Z'j
fish).
*-J>4--J
*^~^^J >î--
dl^^
*S-ftL.j 'tLJL
To take a. th. * C4-^ a sî^ -STo dart forth ahead (horse). ,_4-^1 To be unsatiable (man). fitj s To let (a beast) pasture freely. To suck (his mother young). To be profuse in speech. j,yS^\ J To bestow generously. To lo.?e the mind from the ^ | 'i bite of a snake or from love. To
:
^^b
yield no
water
(well).
Violent, tempestuous wind).
Wide
i^
desert. Spirited (horse).

(_/j4--
Leeward
(earth).
place.
;_sC
'
cUî
-J^
Far-extending plain.
To bs smooth,
even
3>J-i
Jj^
O
Deep (well). To blow violently

(wind).
^CilJj
%^
"C^ rt^
-tt-
To be easy (affair). To level (the ground). To facilitate a. th. To be compliant with. To come to a plain. To relax a. o. (medicine). To find a. th. easy. To be relaxed (bowels). To become easy. To show compliance to.
*Jl4--
J4
To pound
(the soil
s
(perfumes).
:
To sweep *
i:IlJ
wind).
jaC To
travel the whole night.
Violent (gale).
r-ir-J
t>4--'->
'?^^
?r4-l^
Windward. Leeward place. To wake, to M^j ^j+^

,
o^
*
-tt-
be sleepless. To keep a. o. awake
(grief).
04-^
Wake,
sleeplessness. I'j^j ii^^j
m^
m
A
)
find a. th. easy.
j;j
To be bad, wicked. A^\j^j *_jjJl.j s\^j

2f
i^
*'>--j
To
jj',,^, l(_
*-jLL^j
To To tliink ill of a. o. To blame, to Jt * ^j^j

reprove.
i[l^j IjyL^j jJlj wi'ong. To grieve a. o.

\:J&
Easy. Crow. Compliant (man).

plain.
J_,4_l
^ j;/
ji^ji
?l'j-^
Little fleshy on the cheeks. Jf^\ Sea-sand brought up.
j^ j^
^j^
Easiness.
Diarrhea.
Improve, do not corrupt. Is'jlh Vj yl To corrupt, to mar a. th. A SfCl. sCl To do evil to a. o. Jl ^Lll ^ To think ill of. To be in treated. To be offended.fVxJ,)^
Evil, mischief.
Easy. Sandy (river-bed) Canopus [constell). Proverbial

liai-.
Laxative, purgative.
J^JJ J>-i
To
pine
^^4^j
C.^4^ o
'jji^ ^
cL.?j M^-'l
?-
Leprosy. Wi*etched. Vice.

'jZ. Jsij
Wicked, wretched man.^lj

Foul action. Hell-fire Bad, evil, shameful.
Sin.
away. To frown. To be smitten by simoom. To win a. o. in a game of

chance.
^j
5
>C-
Bad
action.
Pudenda. Turpitude.
Corpse.
To cast lots between. To partake a. th. between To draw lots. AiTow. Beam of a JJi^^ ^
^\..
Worse. Ugly,
foul.
IV
house. IMast of a ship. Measure of 6

cubits,
i.ot, siiare.
Evil action, word.
To walk Cb-^j
gently.
%\'j^j ^'j-^
^C
t
$*
^
inn.
X^^^j oVi^'j Share of a joint stock.
jrt~^^
w "
<>
Ticket
Round
darkish cloak.
plantain-tree.
^
liC ) Teak
o^ô^^
tree.
?rC-
in a lottery.
Indian
Sagitta {constell). Kindred. Portion. Lot.
<jfj'^
j^
Si-i--
Castanets.
lead a wandering
life.
oUC
o ^C-
Intense heat. Prudent people.
To
Court-yard.
ob-Cj
^_j-ij
^C ^
:c^C
Emaciated she-camel, v^l^ ^ âC Gossamer. Great heat simoon. j\^

;
J^
Open-space. Square. tf Hermit. ^\'^ ^ ^ t-'^^j Pilgrim.

<
''j
U
--
Sun-drop (plant).
sink
caL)1
^1^1
,
vi^.T.-^
Rocket, squib. Leanness. Disease of camels. FeUow-player. Share-holder. Striped garment.
*^>4-^ "^
^Cj-i
^lljt
To
To
j ^^7j
d-'j^ o
Û
J
^V *
j-jV
*
Emaciated (camel).
in the earth (legs).
To
'liil
ovei';
subside (in water).
look
)j4J,_, Jj to be unmindful
1^ oi^ ^
of.
^Y h
To
be di-
verted fi'om.
The earth has swallowed them

Mire, slime.
*^>-l3-^j
up.
j>'>-^J -r^'y^
ijj v Ju Innumerable flocks. To be manageable (camel).SjCj-; o ^^ To be compliant with. j jJC
To To
^
be noble, glorious.
rule.
To
To
construct (a booth).
star in ursa major.
ft,
To
lead (a tribe),
a. o. in glory.
s- Dim
J^-^
j4-^j
'^
overcome
To ovei'top a. th. To be black.3i;}-llj i'j^h. li^ a ij-il To be bold. To make a. o. chief. To blacken a. th. <^ To make j ^ -
Unmindfulness. Cool (water' Gentle (camel). Portion of the night. 'l>*rJ.

Shelf. Closet. Curtain,
C
>-
>Ciij^-^J sU
Booth.
Window.
Neglectful. Heedless.
b
(
rrf>
^r-
^'
To be peevish, grieved. To scale, /b j^j jj^j

to climb (a wall).
oi>-J
,
<
-i^
canvass.
To manure
(a field).
0_)^ o jL-
To
assault, to
J\
^jj'[y^j
b'^
jC
'j^'
assail.
To rush
to the
head
(wine).
^\y\ j
Forward! Go
on.
To put bi'acelets to. 5 j^ To wall (a town). A> To intoxicate a. o. 1;!^^ ijjL.^ jjUTo rush upon. To put on bracelets (woman). /jlJi To be walled (town).
Town-wall. Spe- ol3i-J j'>-'l cies of fig. Noble camels.
jr -;>--
To blacken the '^'jî *?-> *>charact-r^r. To disgrace a. o. To use deceit witii. To .speak ? ajC, secretly. To meet a. o. in darkness. To contend with a. o. for masteiy. To beget a black boy or idj j]^1 a boy who is a chief. To become a chief. To man*y. i^ To be blackened. < To be manured
;
(field).
To
kill
a chief.
To ask from
in
:>\cJi,\
(a tribe) a
woman
marriage.
Authority of a chief.ii^ J 5ij--j >y^

Achyrautlies polystachia {plant),
i^
i>-^
Hoi'semen. Cavalry.
Assault of (wine). Paroxysm fever. Outburst of anger. Strength.
lSjJS-of Sj>-
Valley
full
{ûn.
3i^)
il^ 1
-r
of black stones.
Blackness. Numerous flock.
il^
oLJI
Rank,
c^jy^j jy^j j^ t j> dignity. Chapter of the Koran. Sign.

of stones in a wall.
Great number. Manure. Suburbs, villages.
Row
The black of the eye. J^\ i^\j i\'^ The ^Ju)l A^l'j^j MVwj i} b iOSjj,\
Bracelet'.
heart's core.
Easily intoxicated. Sharp (dog). j\jZ, Clever SjÛij jj,u1 ^ j\'^ \ j JC^
rider. Archer.
Person.
\
:>j\J\ r-i si>^*l
^
ii^JL
Secret speaking. Disease of the

liver.
Sheep disease. Yellowness of
Leathei-n pillow. jjCj;
'c'Si^pj j'jL^
the face. Spot on the nails.
Powerful (king). Part of the wrist wearing bracelets.
jî
To rule (a people) j l.:C- o a-\- ^ To tend. (A horse). To" 'train. To manage (an affair). To b .u
attacked by grubs (sheep). To be wj-^J w^'j u^y^J worm-eaten (grain, wood;.
fit
Sparrow. i^-lVb <df^j-î *i?'>Negroes. Soudan. 6li_^ Ruellia intrusa {plant). ^j'^j-^ Lion. Wolf. ^ oj o)j J, J
, ,
-(f-
Chief.
Chief, lord.
band.
ij~irr;
<
Hus- aJL-^j iCJ-l ^ ju_: descendant of INIohainmed. Our blessed Lady. SjclJI
Chief, prince.
s'iC
aJ.C
To facilitate a. th. to. ^"jZ. J To be invested with authority. ^-'^JL <> To manage affairs well. jy>i\
Liquorice
{ylant).
(
Authority.
<>
Lordship
(title).
SiL:.3-11
Black. Greater.
^C
^^
^^
of the
-b^ ^
un.
X-L_,-l )
uC-a-
Enemy, foe. The black stone

Caaba.
j.Sj\ iJ^\
i^^vl ,^JI
Moth-worm;
weevil. Nature.
Origin.
Large snake.
ijt,C-,l
oli^'l
Disease in the neck of horses. Authority. Politics. Tending

of horses.
Political economy.
Cjjil
^\'^ CC.^
ULi^\
Spleen. Melancholy.
|ju^j -iVî
Dates and water. The snake ol3S-lvi and the scorpion. Si^li tf Black bottle. Canvass of a
writing.
Manager. Groom, ^l^j iJc,

if-
^\^
oCu-
Runner.
celebrated wily beggar.
Bad, severe (days). To grieve, to vex a.
ctjlJj Si^lJ
o.
s oij-^ "^
r-r
Craft of a s^^^ndier.
(u.
-ilL'j^')
To
give a. th. to
a. o.
c.CC
Grant me a
i-espite.
^'yZj
0--J--J >j\
*5i_,b
P
-Ji-
To be twin-born
brothel-.
with.
.
;-1
Lily.
Iri.s.
Pancratium.
Twin-born. Twin- {m
f .)
X^'jZ^j f.'j^
brother.
Digestible.
î;^
f.LlLij
To Avhip (a beast). 5 Cl^ To mix up (liquids, affairs). A To begin (war).

His
.soul is
CjCj3-:;
JsC
i5-Lj
Easily swal-
p^lj
f^^j >jU
-ir
iliJ
c^C
lj=--l
lowed.
oppressed.
To be smitten by
murrain
(cattle).
(jj^ o a jC-
To be
intricate (affair).
;
Leathern whip
,
i,\'^\j J,u~,
^ h'jl
oCl^liS
To smell a. th. oUJ- 1j Cij^ o To bear a. th. patiently. ic oC To put off, to po.stpone. s jj^ To give to a. o. full power in. To communicate a secret. To 5 ^JU
smell at.
a lash. Lot. IMisfortune. Pond.
They agree on
points.
all
)a>|j
0?>-
To
lose (a son, cattle).
ciL
Particle indicating the future {longer than ^^ ).
Sj^
Sj^
Thou shalt see. He lives on hope.

Murrain. Cattle disease.
^s,'}
ij>l5l cJci'i
ol^
ground.
Sun-ray penetrating ji,G i^ through a hole. Hotch-potch of jieas, onions. 'QaJ^ Policeman with a whip. J^l^-Instrument for mixing, i^ljl^j ^'y^^t Horse going only by whip. ^VjLj' To pasture freely o j.C -J^ (cattle). To be lost (thing). To bargain, to 5 ^\'j^j \i.j\~.l' f.jL,
t^
hire a. 0. for the hour.
Row of bricks,
Distance.
clay
soft
^CJj
;L_-j >jj}lJ'
**ll?
To To
neglect.
To
lose a. th.
/b
^d. ^Cl
^^Jl
f.l>-o fi>-^
procrastinate.
v'tl^J,!^
Bei*eft of a son.
jl
First night-watch.
Taken from
Nose.
his parents (son).
oC-/J
î_;
Bereft of her son (mother).
oUl^
is
Hour of 60 minutes. oU-C-.^ ^C- ^ XtC A while Present time. Distance. Hour of the resurrection. < Clock,
watch.
Sun-dial.
lL_iii,
:
To
di'ive (a beast).
To
o.
CsLi-.!
-^
impel, to urge a.
He treated him
like
^J^ jlI* iJC

d-iJiWil
Sand-clock clepsydra. Breviary. Book of prayers.

Painful hour.
Still, yet, till
:CJ'j "is-V^
1^1^
other people. He caiTies on his narrative.
'W.Z^ ItU-
JjIj
now.
llU
xixlXi
To send
the dowi'y
2^
julj Ji A
to (a woman).
Watchmaker. Juu <> He has done it on the spot.j^til. ^^ ilil A certain woman. Idol in Ruhat. î^JL
To convey a. th. C3L--j D>^ To give up the ghost. He gave up his ghost. --J-'jj ilij To hit a. 0. on the shank 5 To have a stem (plant). To intrust a. o. with. * 5To cont'rnd with a. 0. in 5 J3Cdriving.
Fickle.
'J^*i>-
Lavisher, spendthrift.
^.u!/. j-fj-ia*
To be
Oli^Jlj tl}-j <t>: o
?.C-
easily swallowed.
To be To
permitted.
<
To be
i
con-
venient.
swal-ifc
f.Cb
CiL:
j.Uj li}.:
low
JU-S.^|_,
(food) easily.
To
give n 2f j^_: <_, (camels) to drive to.

trade.
jU
J>î
To carry on a
The earth has swallowed him up. To allow, to permit a.
o^jvi
th.
.j
c-W
^^
try
J.
in a file (camels).
Flabbineas of the belly, the limbs. Annual, official almanac. Equal, match.
To walk
To
JjLJ
JUjI,
press together (sheep).
To be driven
(beast).
Having a Habby ^jL ^ hanging belly. Large bucket. *"^>^ To go to pastui-e C-i^^^ G^^ o jL. -H(flock).
Leg. shank; j^lj uU---j J^-i ^ JU. stem of a plant trunk. Side of a
:
triangle.
Male ring-dove.
YirfjO {Zodiacal sign).
To pass along
(wind).
fi>
Stapella {plant).
To offrii- (goods) for sale. To ask the price of ^j

(goods).
/b
^\i-llj
^C
Medicinal plant. Capillus Veneris, maidenhair [plant).
ji^J,vi
JUJI
To hover over (bird). To impose a difficult

task upon.
J'
^}^^
They
He has wronged him. To send (a beast) to pasture, i ^jt. To mark (a horse) To let a. 0. act freely in. Jj J 5 To make a raid against. it
fierce. jC- it 1j\JI c-^fi they ' ju Jt ,.>5)l y~ exert themselves diligently. He begot Ju Jt \'JL- aJj o^^ i) -Oj 3 sons consecutively.
War
became
strive,
The
affair
becomes
a|U- jt
^^f-^VI
wilr
difficult.
Rear-guard. Retinue. Market, mart, fair.
SC
Jl>-^1
:r <J>--
To
bargain.
To
chatter for
icj
i_i
The
(goods).
thickest of a battle. i-jîJI Jj.^ Subjects of a king. (??!. p^.) ;5^
To send (cattle) to pasture. Aj û1 To dig a hollow by a well. To cast the eyes upon. yau) Jl. To set a mark upon. j,y^ Hollow dug in the (wn. i;C ) ^C. ground near a pit. Bamboo. Death.
'&
Waterless cloud driven by wind.

Cattle driven
j:j;
JjC-^ jt *2^ by the enemy. Screen of a hunter.

-^
oCz^j
'
'
Market-people.
Grocer.
*J ^-^
She (Noah's
Vein
son).
in a mine.
Mark,
sign, ap-
^C- ^ ;.JU 'U^.? S'^j X^

*CMfc j Co.---
Vulgar (man, word). Gruel of parched bar:3j-11 ^ Ji^ ley. Wine. Thread of a speech. Dowry. jC.-. Agony.
Long-legged. j;^1j Driver of cattle. Seller of fine
flour.
pearance.
Sign. Beauty. Natural
ji^ Ji^
Jlli;!
magic. Pasturing
cattle.
Servant. Relation (man).

sloped (moimtain).
Long
Camels pastiu'ing freely. Two hollows beneath a horse's eyes Quick passage. ^Lj:
To rub
a. th.
^*
with.
i!jj'j,C?'>: o iJC
-{^
Wood
at the foot of a door-post.;>C-.Ji

^s
To be worth. /b ^^jC-j To be equivalent to.

It is
j^
jj^
-S-
To To
totter in walk-
ii3\'-ij,(J'\j^
cleanse the teeth.

dlj
lUi-lij ii^LJ
,
ToothI
J CJ
rr
i^^J^J
il--
T
a
^'j-;
worthless.
Glii i^j
C..3
Vj
j;^
stick
made with the Caparis

(a ques- S\'j^j
Sfl^J.
sodata.
To com- * ^ jj j^^L arrange a. th. He has been swallow- ;>jVl *J.Ip c-i^ ed up.
level a. th.
To
To ask
tion).
JC
-tt-
plete, to
To demand.
V}-- a
To have a flaccid belly. To delude a. o. (Satan).

His mind enticed
jl
J^
J J'y^
i^lJ;
To render things crUj

equivalent, equal.
Â
jjC-,, ^^^:.
zJ'y^
him to.
err A
Bed of a stream. Apple. Widower.
She-camel freed
fi'om all labour.
fy-
i-Jl;
wjIj-^j
wi-
'r
'^'^
Emancipated (slave). Shameless (woman). Unripe dates. vCr'-' "-"C ->
To be vile, contemptible. JJ^^ To render equal. To level a. th. To omit (a letter) in reading. He has been 'jsjj\ ^ cJ^L b
fit
o^
An
V^
swallowed up by the earth. To equal. -^ To agree j Sy^'î lijUJ

together.
unripe date. Wine.
'^\~-
To fence. To be fenced, hedged.

Prickly hedge, fence.
Scai'-fish.
jjii^
-i^
i>-
^.Ilj
oVVU- ^ Û-
oU
OulJlj G^:(shade).
i
To
flow upon
Û ^
To
the -surface of the earth (water).

turn, to
move
To be fS'^K To be symmetrical, complete, right. To be thoroughly cooked (food.) To be ripe (fruit). To sit upon. To direct o."s self towards. Jl^ I had the same design Jl^ oJîl
be matui'e (man).
straightened.
ift
To
iO
tra-
G:l^_j y^K'yC^j \>^^^J "ii-X^^
as he.
To make a pilgrimage. To let flnw (a liquid). ^Cij -rZ^ To speak elegantly. OîT &s-u1j ^JtJL To become large (belly). To be ^Lljl^
vel.
fi>
Except, save.
iSj^j
<S ^'i
\Sj^
'i_î
M,
Equality.
Equal,
Equity.
like,
complete.
rent (clothes).
To open
(heart).
i'jC
Other, else. ]\Iiddlepart. <> Together. They are on a par. |^ 'siIâ

is.
Flowing water. ^C-Llj nfe" T Striped garment.

Journey, tour.
-^
":r^
<>
Whether
...
or...
\'jZ. ....
^\'y^
Right. Even
(soil).
'C_^1
~^_y:^
j,
'j^
Pilgrimage.
*>C-.
Implements of a pilgrim. :LiJI tJii Devotee o^^Cr- 'r 9-4---> ^C:~ ^4'^ fasting much wandering ascetic.
;
Cl^ ^ *i>poor people. Stuffed garment. Equal, ^'^\ ^ oC-r i^ ('" f-) 'iSiEquality. Vehicle for
alike.
Pilgrim.
about.
-^
Tom-ist. Itinerant.
^^j'L.j^
Spreading calumnies
^ ^Cl^
Especially.
li^-Vj l;I~V
line.
Equinoctial
Equator. 'I>:lyi
*ij,U-i
'Jai
Streaked (clothes). Having ma- -rZl^ ny tracks (road). Wild ass. Place of tra veil- yuMJ- ^ 'i^\U'^ ^\Jj^
ing.
Equal.
^jUJ
"^
Curved
]SIiik
oC.^ ^ ltS^'
*=-;
4r-
part of a bow.
flowmg by
.
To
sink into
(foot).
\J\-C^j
^^ û
i
^
-
?-
-S-
itself.
*i5^ J 'cS^ - ' itself.
"*
mire
To be
fii'm,
steady.
To draw milk
flowing by
"C^
\llj
Large
<>
knife.
^tJ,l
,^
i
P To
let
flow milk (she-camel).
Roasting-spit.
clay.
House of
^_^ ^ ^C^
j'^ "^
To
S^Vr'-*
'-^l-r*j 0''c-~"j Iji--
To flow by itself imilk). llljl. To run (water). To wan- Gr-i v''-- ^ der at random. To go quickly. To be
set free (beast).
go, to travel.
To be
current.
To behave well. iHi zjy^ jCTo establish (a custom, rule). A To bring a. o. ^j s Do not mind it. iUt ^To send, to make to go. it jU-lj jaJ, To render (a proverb) current, To relate (ancient stories). To stripe a garment. To take off (a saddle).
fi,
To expatiate
length.
at great
*2^ j
To
free
s
To
set (a beast) free.
^j:
(a slave).
To forsake
a. th.
i_iC-jl.
To walk quickly (man). CCjl, To glide along (serpent).

Gift.
Hair of the
tail.
'
<-r>j^ ?- --j
Treasui'es. Metals.
To
strike a. o. with >.;... 'J a sword. To fight together jOiJ, IJ tJuL-'J WÛx with a sword. To spoil the sewing of (skiji) To be stricken with a swonl xlt
To expel a. o. from (a country).^ j ^t:; To keep pace with a. o. -<> Tu s jyji^

be compliant with.
Sword. Sword-tish. Hair of a horse's

tail.
To peel off (skin). _nlJ To travel together. <> To keep Ja^ company together. To make travelling-provisions. Jcl^^ Journey. Leather. Thong. jÛ, ^ JC. Course, mode of life. j\^ ^ 5^Biograpby. Military expedition. Imported goods. <> Matter of speech.
Gladiolus, corn-flag.
v'S-"
^~-
Three stars in Orio.
ylUW
Dolychos polystachium {plant j. ^\>'J\ Sea-shore ; side of a ^Ll] ^ li-j

valley.
Good conduct. ^ He began to talk

about.
3l>cJI JL>is.
Sjj^JI
^dl
Long and thin (maD). vUJ^ ^ od^ Armed parties of men. Armed with a sword. î:
Executioner.
Unfruitful years. Dearth.
Garment striped with yellow, 'Oy^ Pure gold. Diaphi-agm. Stripped palm branch. Pellicles of datestones.
Plain-sided (coin).
(
i
wiXlj
The remainder. The whole of a

Planets. Caravan.
.-î jUj Ju,

thing.
To flow water). (jyC^j y^ Ju -Hr To spread on a horse's nose (blaze). To let flow (a liquid). a JClj Jll To melt a. th. To lengthen Ju-l
fi>
cj^jC^
SjlJL
Distance, journey,
aj^^j
jw
Trodden (roadj. Going his
j^
jjlJ
way
(man).
speciusus
u-'lnr-j u-'js-j "^
(an iron head of an arrow).
Striped (tissue). Sweetmeats.
Squadrons poured in. ^^liJOl cJiJ\lj Torrent. Water-course. ^ jl.;! A stream. Shower. -^ Waist;ilL
Murulus
(/)/.).
J^
Paste made with
its roots.
^^..x^
-J}-
Jasmine.
coat-pocket.
Flowing of water.
<>
iU-
^Lut o>C^ Garnet, precious stone. cniU ^^ o^,^ Hilt of a sword.

jjlj.^
Diarrhea.
Spine of the back. '^Ss^ Ass's back. Assiout (town of Egypt).

,
'^-jr.
Â^^
Fluid, liquid.
Jli:Lj
jj.V'...
There
is
no harm. Never
jji;^
jaLi
mind. Blaze on a
horse's nose.
To f.\^[j ^y^j vVjlij Cil;i- fC- -i^ move on the earth (looming, watei"). To pasture freely (cattle). pC. To plaster a wall with mud and straw. To grease a. th. To tar
i
fi>
:Jc.:l
-^j iijU.
(a ship).
Kind of Mimosa. Cat-ikasJCz. ^

lade us, wild artichoke. Pouring, raining heavily
(cloud).
~^\.L
To dry up To lose a.
(camels).
(plants).
th.
To
neglect
JC^
Water running on
the ground.
^L..*
Kind of large
fish.
Wa- o^^j
iLJ\j JiJj Ji
Hi ^ J;-^
Mixture of clay and straw. Grease for a skin.

Horn* of the night.
Ti'owel.
ter-cour.se. Bed of a stivaui. Side of the beard. oVU-i c. JU-i Mount Sinai. Co-, jj^j tx^j 'tx^ - Avicenna (celebrated phyUx- crl
sician).
'^*î
f^'^J
v'ilil-
*'-sr'
**r-';
To
be easily swallowed
f,U -^
(drink).
To be chapped, cracked
(skin).
lill
^ju
(ri-
.It
lT
inauspicious.
Shower. Heat
J^jh\j3\
of the
w^jti, i_i^}i^
The
left
hand.
sun. Intensity.
^^li Blooming of
-J(-
beauty.
Inauspicious, ominous.
Wont
A Ol
a ol^ -^
to stumble (horse). j:xiioli.

Ijlî-'j 53j>=-'
^
-1-
To pursue an aim. To perform a. th.
To be
''j^ a
j^
-well.
rugged (ground).
What
thou doest, do it well. dU Li d^\ He did not care about du liT ol C thy concerns.
To fret, to be restless. To disturb, to startle a. To be frightened away.

Rugged, uneven (soil). To be hard (soil). Hard and stony (soil).
;ii
wiU mar their affair, ^'lii yliV He pursued the itCi. oCij ijli o'liil, same course as he. Momentous thing. oHij oj>J-' ^ oli
I
To be ulcered
^jcd^
Cjli
li
-a-
affair. State.
Condition. Dignity.
f
(sole of the foot).'
What is the matter with you.iJli What is your business.

He has a natural propensity to.
o''
<>y^
To hate a. o. To be afraid. To corrupt, to
J_j
*3 Ci-j liiLi
root (ulcer).
uiliiil.
jt\
.-r
He
is
of easy nature.
of,
For the sake

account
of.
on
oUjI J4^ 'y> oCi t a oCi ^m

iSja\^ cU- ^*
<>
Corruptedness of a wound. Root. Ulcer on the sole.
:5\ir
iji\
God extirpated
family.
their Jî\,
J-3'lil.l.
For my sake. Ducts of the

teai's.
To draw
upon
ill-luck
itj 5 C.vi]
J\^^
oj^j
c>i-^
?-
oli'
a. 0.
To be
i:.j>i-' ^r
inaus-
it
Sutui-e of the skull.

Cleft
~
-S-
^^j
oti,
picious for.
growing palm-trees.
J i^liilj i^sCi-j
a. o.
,
To
fc?jl
tsli
precede
To send a. 0. to Syria. To pass to the left of. To go to Syria. To strut.
To scatter '^people). To be distant from o.

earth. Slime.
iâIj
a.
i;
\''<r>
How unlucky he is. To pretend to be a

Syi'ian. To go to the left. To bode ill of a. th. ^ ^txilj Bad omen, iU luck. Black
Ambition. Aim. Basketful of
jli
Ijlil lot
He ran a heat. Basket. Slime taken

from a well.
>vi.;
sT_i
(camels).
Syria,
iuiij CLi i l^sT up, to become a youth. To prance, C_^j Oij CCi o
Li,lj
,
i
To grow
-Ji-
Damascus. Northern region.

-tf-
Syria.
^lLjI
<
;;^
Syrian.
Damascene.
to leap briskly (horse).
Northern.
lJ]
To grow,
rise.
to
l_S.i
C_^j
Left side.
To kindle (fire). * Cî^j o iL-^ To enhance the beauty of (a lady hair). To set off (a beast).
:
Nature, temper, _^ Character. ^ Magnanimity.

Inauspicious, ominous.
*ij Cs.
v^Ci
Unlucky,
J\i ^
^Cil ^ Û1
(ru
Figure.
speedwell.
Cattle, flocka
sight.
)
1
Phautom.
-^
Veroaica,
Jlill
known by
^Cil
To blaze fiercely (lirti _i.j To compose amatory verses on a. o. To begin (a book). To have young sous. To be old LJ-'I
(bullj.
Rafter (of a roof). Rope of a shackle *î! -^j x^L binding the fore to the hind leg of a horse. Long. obtliT Stripped of its bark. Strong ^11.^ garment, Salt-cod. Addicted to an affair. _^l {"-^r^ To exult. To be VjrS a j)^ -^ insolent (man). To measure a. th. by Gji j o J-^ the span. To honour a. o. jXC
-(f-
To
It
excite (a horse).
To make
iJ
ii
a. 0. to
become a youth (God).
was preordained for him. To be kindled ( tire, war).

Alum. Blue stones of
Sulphate of iron.
vitriol.
,J^
^
'jliiL-i
Marvel of Peru (plant). From youth to old age.
j^|
'iJ'
î Youth. Beginning. t^.jLLj tuj îS The vigour of youth i'^jiS. j\.->c^\ flowed in her.
Jl, il*i' I
oS
<>
To make
gestures.
to a.
in
o.
J{.
came to you in jiî ^jiS the beginning of the day.
illi*
a battle. ji\^ INIeasure. Stature. Marriage. y^S Dowry. Duration of life. Span. Lifetime. jUil ^ ^jiOf a small stature. j'\li\j S-^\ ^wsl Wealth. Gift. Gospel. Consecrated ^,ii bread. Powers.
To give a. th. To draw near
j'
jJS\
Fuel.
"-yr^J
^'^
s-o'-^
Enhancing. Crippled horse. Young or old (bull).

Flute,
fife.
yJui!
->
Young man from 16

loungjli,^
,_,J_Uij
to 30.
i'^
oCCij v'^S^ T
^j ^Lfj
^^>4^j
woman from 13
Full-grown
(bull).
to 30.
thief.
olJ'OI jr,Ci
v^-
Mist, fog.
;3^;u- -^
Horn, bugla. juUij oijî^ ^ j>ii H Travelling-basket on *iv>^ a camel.
Blazing. Beautiful.
î:jS'^
?-
Venus and Mars.
oUj
To cut a. To tear
<>
th. to pieces.
its pre}
fit
Jj\^
Aneth, garden-dill {pl'(nt).7Z^j To lay hold ^ cJî-h OiX a

,
(hawk).
upon, to cling.
Tattered clothes.
JjiSj '3jS^
vy
Cleaving to his adversary.

Spider. Milleped.
:;^
otili^
Treat. Poc'êt-money.
repair a. th.
iSi'S'S
c^
To To
,_,ali
(
^-i- ->
^Jallh
Flesh-hook.
be intertwisted
trees).
To
Entangled thorns. ,au To draw magical fi> Cklii o ^'S lines on the sand. To strike out ( writing ). To make cuts on the
-si-
o^.W^' tt Â^J *^^ stretch forth the (kli a vi^ -^ arms in prayer. To extend hands
split a. th.
(chameleon).
To
a
To extend
stakes.
fi>
skin between
To
carve,
skin, to scarify.
grasp, to cling to. J ia!lj February. luL[j iUi,' S A large carp. i^\S ^ ^y^^
To
^^j
a.
<
Broom made
be
of small
J^îiT
to hew (wood). To appear. To stand erect before. J 7J.C o ^4^ To have long arms. To be weak-sighted by age. ^4^ A To enlarge. To extend a. th.
branches.
To
^j
fi>
(^j
CjS
^^
Gate, large door.
-rtl^
Long-armed.
Object. Body.
satisfied, full (stomach).
^j^^j ~ ^/t^j ^V^' ^^

cAl\jSi\
4J:
Network. Mat.
lattice.-<>-
(ri
Grating,
of reeds.
To
loathe
a. th.
To
be disgus-
Lattice
work
of a
window.
liCl* a
ted with.
^
/^
Window.
Hook, paperfastener. Vice.
Intricate. -^
iXAlJ'
To be
perfect, full
\s.\^ o iiit
(intellect).
To
be nearly satiated (flocks).

satiate a, o,
A kind of sweetmeat.dCl>i To
pin.
^
fLkA
<
Cripple-legged (horse).
Baker's rolling
^
dl>(^
'
i*j>=''
To grow up (child), "Jî/ r j:i -To whip, to sew slightly. jli To be inclined to, to aid. ip jlil To care for her children without
marrying (widow).
To saturate (cloth) with dye. a To increase a. th. To make (speech) copious ^Îfedl To proioDg the sound xS'J>i\
of a vowel.
To
feign satiation.
be satiated, to be surfeit. To boast of

.satisfy o.'s
To 4^7
riches.
Whelp JCij
(of a lion).
jiLilj Jî-'j
Juil ^ Jli
To
appetite after dinner.

^4"^
jiJu
Satiative.
Lively, thriving fchUd).
Satiety, surfeit.
^lL
x>Li,
Having whelps
(lioness),
Amount
of food sufficient
0.
To muzzle a To be cold.
Cold. Death.
kid.
JS,^
^J.^
to satiate a.
Full,
satisfied,
^'^4'-'
>>
i/^-J- 9r ij^.^ J'
o^^
Rich.
Cold (water). Cold and
"C^
-^
><-
Copious. Saturated.
f^
jiJI jiUî
(slL a
hungry.
Fat (cow).
Muzzle.
veil.
X Fastener of a head-
Witty man. To become lusty,

$\^*^
^^
<>
j-X
to be voluptuous.
To
^Clll
loathe (meat).
- ';'
plant resembling the henna
Turkish pipe.
Lusty, lecherous.
in colour.
Muzzled, having the mouth tied. J.I.A To be plunnp, fat (child). CUiC o -S-
d^
To be
near.
Oak-tree. Lt, -^ ^yr~' Baker's rolling pin. Jj.i;} ^ J^>^ ^ To be di:5.ilj d!u\ljj ,QsC i dil -^
intricate (business).
Plump, fat (child). Groom's man. CA)\iS\ ^ Jyk\j
^ Li,
Crui^
To
entangle,
^
To
God-father, a Village,
-^
to intermix.
:;'=.:'
To
ojJ <tCj A dlîj knit together.
Bride's maid.
God^jj
xioi-t^
To
sinlv
wells near one
d)ui'\
mother.
liken,
another.
A*
*;i;
to compare a. th.
similate.
-vNith a. o.
To
li -^ as-
To be
intricate,
entangled.
(darkne.s3).
To
become
duJ.\j <îlk~) confused
To render
to a. o.
a. th.
dubious
^
5
Net (of hunter,

U.
JCij
dJC
<isCC
fisherman). Snare.
To
He
resemble,
o. is
*j
or a. th.
as a
to be like a.
Wells Land
wells.
close
in
each other. sSCi which there are numerous

<>
as
weak
;
woman.
>
K^\
To
imitate
to resemble
Family connection.
affair, difficulty.
jlij
Intricate
"lisCS.
a. o.
To
be alike. To be ambiguous. To be in doubt about. To be dubious to a. o.
Entangled. Uncertain,
dubious (road).
dXX^ ^ dbCi
>l
The Milky way.

Net.
(
i)oS^\ j^y^W
)
un. tStz.
clU.Ci
ilLi,"
diirerent they are
Likeness.
<ALfj oCi-l
*lij *li
Separation, dispersion.
Heedlessness, distraction
jlfewVl
Similitude. Figure.
Point of resemblance.
Collective noun.
ch\
i^ j
li.
Wide-apart. Scattered.
jiT
^ c-4^
,^\
o\4^j oi+lij
*lii
Aggregate of various
tribes.
oîi-'j
J^ y^
JlLl* zXzJ'
Yellow copper,
brass.
-ui
Miscellaneous questions.
Distracted (mind).
^
i
Doubt, uncertainty, c' j'r'j

P'quivocal.
liii'
>
Suspicion.
oliiiJI t_iU-i>1
To cut, to slit a. th. a lji .niT -{f To ollend, to abuse a. o. a To be cut, dissected. \'J{. a J\. To suffer fi'oin an ^nljlj j\zî
invei'sion of the eyelids.
Persons of suspected
character.
Comparison. Allegory.
Likeness. Ambiguousness.
*.ai;
oClil
aCi.
Doubt.
To
revile a. o.
o Aj
fingers.
J^^
Alike.
*^
Slit.
Defect. Inversion of the
j,
-ilpS.
Rhomboid.
Trapezoid.
caiUo 4-fX
ui_,iii4.ilj
eyelids.
Space between two Rogue, knave.

Affected Avith
Dubious.
Consimilar. Homogeneous.
aJlIJj *1L>^
^lii,
y^'*
*4j'^
""^
J{zl
'\'J{ j>
^]
Resemblance.
Suspected, ill-fameu. Courtezan.
an inversion of the the lower lip split.

Cut, torn
off,
eyelids.
Having
jtlj
.>t-=-^
**r^
'^3^1
""^
dissected.
fit
i
To be
lofty.
To
transplant (a plant). Nursery-plant.
Cotton plant.
Indigo plant.
Seed-plot. Nursery-
jx n ii^ -^ Juiu ix~S
(face).
To
To shine l^l o CiC -^ rear, to prance (horse).
j3l
Jjlli
^
i
jri.;: <>
garden.
^'
To kiudle brightly (the fire). a To have distinguished children. JJ,'| To look favoui-ably at. u To give. To honour a. o. s To throw a o. into misfortune.
Water-moss.
Scorpion. Point.
j^\î *ii*j *ili.^j Cii-
o ^-i^
-i^
CS
Ci^y^j ^.C
To revile, to vilify a. o. To have an ugly, hateful

face.
^ sui
;;ih o J:S.
To expose o.'self To revile o. a.

Insult.
to abuse
Edge of a sword. Sting of a scorpion. Bold young woman.
Sr^- s^liT *j j(.G.
Revilement.
To be overseer. An overseer
of tenantry.
uî'^
(
"^
for
î,\jjj,
â\j^
i
Habitual reviler,
insolent.
To be To
scatter,
î^J
0(:ij Cxi
l-i
Grim-faced.
dispersed, to scatter.
Sj
fi>
Austere
lion.
stuff.
c^]j
cXCj
To weave a
to separate (people).
Rougli-handed. 10 pass vj iSî iS-^J winter (in a place).
^ To
To be
be heedless, distract.
scattered.
;^
cil^
i-i
cJoJ-b
c-IjIj
To To
<
be cold (day, winter). enter winter. To suffer

in winter.
rain.
set apart. Separation, dispersion,
o'ii.'i
Parted, scattered.
Disordei'ed business.
from want
Cj^^j
cS _^1
oUi<
To
They came
C'ui-l jl Ciixi oUljT IjuV
<
It is
raining.
To make a
^.
s *Ui-j si:vi; jCi-
in
How
detached bands. widely 1^4^
'^*
j'
L;jk C
To
^
turn aside
rti
^P
\'j*.Z.
bargain with
a. o. for
winter.
5
a. 0. fi'om.
To be
sufficient for
winter
To thrust a. o. with a spear. ^ ^ To tie up a. th. to. ^^\ A To support, to prop up (a tent), a To open (the mouth). To put o.'s
clothes on a tripod.
T'-i
^1
(food supply).
be disputed between
cnJ \'jJ>S> o
Winter. < Rain. 'jLi-'j :ai-1 ^ 'Cii. Of winter, wintry. " lsy:ij J>ii Winter-brook. 'j^ 'îH Season of winter. *j^^j ojit,j suii Cold. <> Rainy (weather). oCi
Winter-residence.
Wintei'-quarters.
zQlLaj
(affair;.
jJ.^
To be numerous, TJ To become a tree (plant). To graft a tree). jk a To prop (a palm-tree). To adorn ('cloth; with flowers. ? _^CiTo quarrel with a. o. To graze off. To feed upon trees from want _^ Ci
'
Plant used by tanners.
oUi
^
->
fi>
fit
Wild nuts. Much, many. Summit of a mountain, j^xi/ To be i)^ o ^^j yc

rough (fingers).
Rough-fiogered. To be hard, i^'
Jii
-^
/.jUjVi
jii
of herbage (cattle).
To produce trees (land). J>'-^ To quarrel with, to ^?e^b ^f ^^ contend f'men). To be intricate, confused (affair).
cAj Cli a cn -^ thick (palm of the hand).

I'ough, callous.
fit
Hard and
JiC
i
To cleave (the head), To plough (the sea

a desert.
\S
o r-i
ship).
To
cross
To withdraw (sleep). ^îxilj J>X^, To precede, to outstrip, ic jsci\j To lean the chiu upon the ^?^-i'l
hand.
Trees, .shrubs, {un.
I'JfS.')
To mix with water (wine). v* ~ To have scui'f on the %^-^ a r-^

forehead.
jUXl ^ J>S
Thuja^ tre3 of life. Larger Arum. Chelidonium, celandine,

swallow-wort.
To fracture (the skull). a cî^ To fight. Û, îiJj,G.U4,j Wound. Scar (in the head j.^ÛiîîJ
'i.t-\L!'
Wounded
on the
tured.
>->
I
in the head.
Scarred
rrS\
face.
?rt?&'=-*j
Ranuncului Adaticus.
Alysium. madwort.
-Rosa canina^ dog-rose.
Split, irac-
fry>^J
''^^^J
~
^r
To doom
truction.
to des-
C>Ji o
^S
fi>
How
goodly are I. \.l^'j^ Sâei, -1^ the shape and size of her udder Subject of difference. Discordant J>S
affair.
To
afflict.
To occupy
a
w-^ji* j
Vj
a. 0.
To
1
stop (a bottle).
be
grieved.
.^.AiJj
'-.?tij
y>:.z^
To
perish.
Side of the mouth.
jit-J^j
jyr-^
rr
~ To
Plantation. Grove. Thicket.
'h_J>S. <>
Arbour. Orchard.
-^ ^
Woody
Small
:
jfiî ^M-b -'1*^J j^-rr' abounding with i^\ %jv>-Sj

jtkij
be mingled, confused (th.). \]j Grief. Want. -^Sentence of death. _4^ Pole of a tent. Skin used as
a bucket.
Loss. Ruin. Misfortune, Grief.
w.?i-
trees (land).
litter.
J^
jUi
Distress.
^^'ooden-bar (of a door). J>j^ ^
Perished. Sad.
v^'^J
^"^
Muzzle
for kids).
Loquacious, talkative.
Abounding with trees. Stranger Bad. Companion. Grove of trees thicket. ^ll>: ^
:
v^^
Stopper of a bottle.
Clothesstand.
v^
v^ll^
?-
-4t^j
w-i-^-' J
""
(no
To be choked by a. tli. ^ ^^ I made hi in go away. _i,1 ^c i;jkU-1 To be deeply moved, grieved, j* j>-ViJ
Bone or any thing obstructing
thi throat.
Grief. Anxiety. Object of
f!^
-^^'
\\''ooden trivet,
I
Quarrel, strife, row.

I
Figured with forms of trees

(cloth).
G^C
want
Chinese writing. To be brave, courageous.
AÛti.
Deaert
difficult to travel in.
J'!^
Sad
event.
To surpass
courage.
a rdC,
a. o. in
S U.ij
Anxious. Sorrowful, grieved."
To be
stingy,
y_,
iki'j uii' o
-H-
niggardly of
a. th.
To encourage a. o. s To show o.'self brave. To take courage. To feign to be brave.

Cowardly. Feeble, crippled by disease. Courage, bravei'y.
,^fS
^^
*i?.ii
To be stingy to. ^ To decrea.se (source). ^ To wish good to a. o. To show o.'.self miserly

towards.
^^ o^ J
Jt
jc.
X>Si
<tU^'
^
J
^Ci
^vi3
To
(juarrel, to
grudge
o. a.
Courageous,
bi'ave, bold.
a thing.
Avarice.
Braver. Lion. Stout,

Decrease.
(soil).
J'?^'
;4<-^''
>
^_i,j
^j
'-rdL
Mad.
Knuckles of the
fingers.
;o.Ci.1
Niggardly. Sterile
^\9-S
^ ^Îj ^.i'
t:
Giving no
Stingy.
fii*e
(steel).
*.ki!\j
'^\}
Û^.
^r
large snake.
*?s.i'
-
o^^
/"Tj^j
i
f-W4
'*
Giving little water (spring). Giving little milk ^fJ^G-jC ^ Xk-^zz.

(she-camel).
Yeai's, days in
-n,i_(ki o^--; j\ J-i\
Brave.
Light.
'l^?"^
;?^'
Raving mad.
Perdition, ruin.
is
(
r^
J>ii.
^
-S-
which there
scantiness of rain.
).
Calamities.
j^^
a
,;;?.i-
To
fly
swiftly
bird
To
^J.;.^;
groan (camel). Avaricious. Croaking much

(crow).
Zealous.
*_J_j.sii
To be sad.0îjl_j \1^ o J>Sj To coo (pigeon).

grieve a.
o.
-r-'z^S
To detain
a. o.
Wide
*_-ti<j
(desert).
_o:i;<j
îlkj
o a
>_pii
To
"5^
To be changed by
To scrape
fatigue
^.y>-J.i
and disfigured by hunger

the ground.
(face).
To To remember a. th. Road in a valley.

Grief, sorrow.
shoot forth (vine). become tangled (trees).
o?^''
^jj *
o?^
o>?!i-' ?-
Citi a ^^S.
^y>id.
oVitib
Oj.?i- ?- c-?"-^
Ghastliness of countenance caused by fatigue or hunger.
Need, want. Bough, branch,
*j^j
X:?-_ij <^?t4j
To
drive
away
a. o.
:
cJ^S
a bit,
>
Tangled, dense trees.
Wooded
val-
pinch (of snuff)
"iiviL -J^
a little. Old buck.
The two are ^^^1

-^ Silly fellow.
Xi?ti- ji *^?t4r
^^4^
X^Ci.
^JU-J.
closely related.
CGtkij ^'^î ^>^ i a r-^S ^ croak (raven). To biay (mule). Croaking of a ^r^Mj r-t*-^ raven). Braying (of a mule).
To
Road on the
a
valley.
side of
-Î'î a?:'>^
lj^> i-
.^r
t^j
To
grieve a.
o.
i,lj
\i>s^
deeply.
To
inspire a. o.
with joy.
Wild
ass.
r-s-^j
^r^
Mules.
^^p^CioUJj ;r'^ cAiJ
To stir up (discord) between, jy. uX C>Ji a j^ To be grieved, anxious, rr
0*match. Slippers. Death-rattle. Toothed

itTÛ-
hammer
To drag
to place.
for
a.
hewing stones. o. from place s lA^jC a
To To
skin, to flay. A d^j^ a ^~i' -fr cut 'a water-melon) A ^. <-
into slices.
To
to
chip a. th.
Chip. Slice.
î^xiki-<>(kki^ a uAki from sucking.

s
-ft-
To gag a kid
prevent it Kid's iuuzzle.
ilGî
To feeu a. o. with fat. 5 CJ^ a^-iT -ir To be very fat. *Ûi^ o ^ To be greedy of fat. a ^>.ir To smear a. th. with _^Ji -^
C^
grease.
To be
fat.
ÛM'\
jtjLi^
Suet. Pulp, fleshy part

of fruits.
^ ^.
Lard.
riY
Thin,
c6i-5r >^? slender, lank. Little.

;jîii-j
a* lij
jJaJ^
i
Boat,
skilF. jCi.s^S ^ To snort. To snore. To neigb (horse). To
^
"fr
llrjS^
^-i'
lî:^
lji?U-j
cr-r:-^
bray
(ass).
To
A put a coating (to a saddle). To prop up the bunches of
^^
a palm-tree. First stage of youth. Space between the fore and the hind
of a saddle.
part
Snoring. Neighing. Mountainpath.

fit
Snorer. To be troubled.
Ijisi,
a j
To be difticult (affair). 'tXS To put out a. 0,'s eye. To thrust a. o. (with a lance), o 5 To stir up a quarrel between. ojJ To hate o. a. To disagree (people).jiiij To be disturbed, Cki a ^jXS- ^
to be agitated.
To open
gaping
the
mouth
in
^jSviij
(ass).
fi,
To stop (a crack) clumsily, To speak in a harsh, ^^kliil j

unseemly way.
To be irregular (teeth). They are on bad

terms with one another. Disorganized, disordered.
To come in view. Ca^S a ^ja>-^ ^ To appear. To rise (star) To sweU

(wound).
To
fix
the eyes
Jl O^jÂ^.J iJÔJ
upon, to gaze. To go from a place
to. Jt jIJ
^
*).
i>i>-i
^joi-J^ To be disturbed. To be stout, big. iiUsiT o ^Lt. To make a. th. distinct. ^tS To make the diagnosis of an illness. ^ To act (a play or di'ama). To miss the target (arrow). ^y^S'\ To disturb, to frighten a. o. a To make to go. To speak ill of a. o. uj To be distinguished, determined.,_,fliii5 To occur to the (mind). To J
fit
become
^^
intense,
to increase
CriA)
(cold,
!
I
a2
^ J^J^
heat, pain). -^ To thicken. To .strain o.'s self for. J To be hard upon a. o. (evil). it The naiddle of the day. j\^\ juC
present itself to ( the eye). Person, indi- ^jl_j î^]

corporeal form from afar. < Statue. Personal.
:
vidual
object seen
used for doubling a ctx letter. Assault. < Bundle, parcel. Shoes. Pack of cards. Set of toeth. Hardness. Vehemence, ilî, ^ ;^
(
Sign
ifP*^
* )
Personally.
Personality.
'
intensity.
Lethargy. < Performance (of a play). Diagnosis of a disease.

Big, stout. Lord, master.
^SJJ
^J<Ji
u*-*-^ ,_^v1aJ!
J:|--Li
Calamity, misfortune,
distress.
ju'loi
^
jjjJ^
^\'Jy^\
Strengthening. Violent pressure. Doubling of a letter.

Violent, hard.
Harsh, bitter (words). Disagreeujg, discordant.
îlij .|li,l ^ juai-' Strong. Steady, firm. Tight. Avaricious. Dense. Courageous. ^bi jjjjT Stronger. Harder. -^ Thicker. jS]
Actor, stage-player. To threaten, to expel a.
o.
^ l,i.^' a
To
I I
clarify a
g,
-^l
jki
^
beverage.
To have a
[
true friendship
jiCs,
for a. o.
I
More {when used

tives).
to
form compara'j'Sr*^
Filter, strainer.
*ii--i^j
jil^
To be
^'^
I
I
'
More
\^^.-. o J>..j a
^S^
J-S
^
tS
intensely red.
tainted (food).
He has
of
^
Strength. Vigour of life. j2\j jj.] attained the vigour !u.'!

life.
To taint (food), To be spoiled, to sour

Hoary
(hair).
a
(milk).
^,isi.1
Stays.
To run
^]x
stretch the
(man).
Barren (garden). '^M\ To be \t i o jii -M(fire).

fit
Avai'icious, severe.
advanced (day). To be intense
To be fat. To lie down and

legs asunder.
To
bind, to fasten tightly (a
To strengthen, a resolution. < To strap

bundle).
(a beast).
to
brace
to saddle
Room,
spaciousness. Liberty
Wide. Ample. To smash,
fi>
^jSj tl^'
,
To
to crush, to bray a. th. strike a. o. on the back of the neck.
To go astray from. To
give
up a. th. To be crushed, squeezed ôijlj ^liJ (fruit). To be smashed (vessel).

Abortive foetus. Fresh, soft plant.
^'jj,
:ci
Take courage. ^0^ j^ ^ To set off towards. Ji Jii.*j| jS, ^ To back a. o. j,<^' To comfort a. o. (God). 5 To attack, jp iSjli-'j sliTj |^' o jS To make a raid against. To strengthen. To render fi,j s :>tx hard, severe, intense. To double a
letter
with the sign
-).
[x
Young and
tendex'.
Deviating
5îCi
from the aim. Blaze on a horse's forehead. xiiCi To perpetrate yjj^] liilljl a w^j an atrocity. Having a blaze
^li' ^ .{^'jS on the forehead (horse).
^ ^^1!
To be harsh towards a. 0, in. J it To contend with. To strive to j SO. surpass. To persecute a. o. To reach maturity of age, mind. j,] To have a strong riding-beast. To be strengthened. ji\j ijlj To exert o.'s self in. jSjii To be niggardly to. ip -. To be strong, violent. To ixil
To urge on (a beast). To acijuire some To compare a. To sing well.

Extremity of
o. to.
s \jjj: o loi,
fiii,
Sma.shed.
Back
of the neck
J^\
^
I
Fountain, water-spout.
uljj'iU
koowleilge of a science.
To
cut a. th. to be obscure (night)

jjli-'
jl
\jS
I
pieces
j'jS
To
1
LJ^l ^
ooi-'
a. th.
Remnant
of
\jS
joi,
Object seen from

afar.
biiity.
strength. Heat. .Mange.

Little, small quantity.
Darkness.
Cheerfulness.
to rush.
No-
To
be alone,
\'i>jl^j ijLi
o oi- -^
Tall, great.
Ready
^jS
i^'jj,
isolated.
To be
exceptionul.
To be
o
Bit, morsel. Portion of the
ii'regular (noun, verb).
night.
,\'jJl
Te
set apart,
'jS\j i'jSj
Bucket
for irrigation
to isolate a. o.
To
use an irregular expression. "jS] Loneliness. Exception to a rule. i/jS Strangers. People apart fi'om il jLiJ
their abode and tribe. Scattered (th.) Lotus tree.
ol tii^j ol
J^
oluGreat (horse). Curved, bent (bow). To be wide in the sides of the mouth. To open wide. 5 CSju.
Left-handed.
(J^ ^
ol-Li
To
talk fluently.
Lonely, apart. Irregular,
'il^ ^
i
'iCi
Side of the mouth.
anomilous. To bark to prune (a

;
^
fi>
Jaw.
of a valley.
in the
j'jj,
,^jSj C'jl
,
Ssi
Edge
jli,"
jjoiij
tree).
Wide
IsaiT
Jjii,
To repel. To defend. To part away.

Branch
cut
off.
^
i_j tiij
siiles
of the mouth.
Speaking with
îl^'j
fluency.
ollil ^
Jjl
Stripped bark. Remainder of fodder. House-furniture.

Bi'anch cut from (a
tree).
tfjS.
i_iiCi,
Having a large mouth. Subdeacon

:
J>'->'^
xij VjS.
^ 3\-^ ^
clergyman.
Away
from his native home.
Desperate.
Tall, of fine stature.
V^)-^ Scythe for trimming trees. ^JlLo - jJLi get ready for To fsl5 combat. To vent anger. To be scattered.
To grow strong, to be ^JjjL o o'-^ ^ able to walk (young of an animal). To have a young strong oJiil
enough to walk (gazelle). coCi Fawn, young one of a gazelle. Having her c^^^j 0:?U.> !r OJ^ young one grown up (gazelle). To break (the A liluC a eJJ-tt-
To
be
lively, alert,
nimble.
jjli'
Particles of gold. Glass

beads. Small pearls.
jii,
head).
They
I
di,'!persed in all
JjJ jSl l^lii

C.
directions.
could not Gui, c-slil get a. th.

of wa.sps).
Cilii o
JxL
>JLi.
^>
& oai,'ij To counfound, to perplex a. 0. To charm, to delight a. o. To be perplexed. eoxi-lj ai.Jlj cAi, To be stupefied.
Sting (of scorpions,
j,\'jS
^ ^
Perplexity,
olai.'j
ajzî cJ^j a'j^
bewilderment, amazement.
\jjS,
{jS,
To smell of musk. To harm a. o. To remove a. o. far
Corifu.ing affairs, troubles.
c,iCi_
off.
jl.Sj
ft
To
sing sweetly
\jai, o
>j^
-tt-
jc
jjj^\
Musk. Odour of musk. jli Tree used for making toothpicks. iJii,
(a song). To chant (a poem). He sang the same song Sjai

i.
\jS.
e.
he imitated him.
v^^
Cre.
")
To smoke (tobacco).
thirsty.
o^M
<-j^
To be
To
quench.
G^ a
C^l
v-^
Pungency of smell. Harm, annoyance. Kind of ship. Salt. Dog-flies.

Blood-stone.
r-J^Ls.
I3;>i,j '"^'Sî i!4.
-fy
i
o.'s thirst.
To understand,
to apskin).
o t_lA
To be
ill-
î
prehend (a discourse).
natured, wicked,
To leak
,
out
To
To
to
purify (a
new
To
fi>
^"Ji^
(water).
impregnate, to saturate.
give a. th. to drink
a. 0.
ii
To expose
j
a.
ifc
</j^'h
j^lj fji^
\y-^
o 'J^
th. to the sun.
To
fi>
To drink in company with. To imbue, to mingle with

a. th. (a dye,
Uj^ To
^J'J.-j
with a, o. n \j^ o ' defame a. o. To s -r--'j J>^ charge with malevolence.

find fault
'
a colour).
ujIt^'i
To make
public, to spread
fit
'JiC\
He has uttered
a
false chai'ge
^'{'JiS\
abroad.
against me.
i.'^ "iJ. i^Jsu\
To
act boldly towards a.

o.
o.
To
jCi
jCsS
The
love of the thing
dispute with a.
pervaded his heart. saturated, imbibed (with a dye). To pervade, to imbibe ( cloth
To
t_j^-ij
quari'el, to dispute.
(
To be
Evil.
Ofp. to J^ Malevolence. Enmity,
ji'J^
'Jc.
dye).
blemish. -^ Bad, j\^J
war. Fault, Stalk (of cucumber).

*'.!ri'b
j'^' w
!r^ -^ IrS*
To be
satm-ated, fully
ij^pLlll
wicked. Worse.
To
absorbed (dye, colom"). stretch the neck to look. J) 'yJ\'J:^ Drinking. Jj-^^ Jy^
Drin king-time.
He
is
more wicked than
2U/ 'JL
yi
'J*,
thee.
Time
of
watering^^
a land. draught. <> Pui'gative. Water- iJ^ jug (with a long narrow neck). Redness on the face. <> Soup. "ij'Jt. Copious drink. oC 'j^^ yjjk. ^ -Cji. Ditch dug around a palm-tree for
irrigating
it.
She is more ill; ^s''J^ j\ wicked than thee. Anger. Ardour, eagerness of
youth.
S^
Disagreeable thing.
'Ji%
Sparks of
fire.
un.
ej\y-y
")
jlln>j jji-
Wicked, M^>b
j\'JJ\
^ 'j,(^
"^J
-i^^
-tlr-
vicious. Sea-shore.
Brackish (water).
Fellow-drinker.
>-j^j
'
i-JiJ^
Very wicked, scoundrel. ojjj^r-
9-
^> Jk.
To
split, to cut a. th. in
fit
j^-JJL'^
Grassy
Drirjk.
plain.
Way, manner.
;
A'^
^
^\Ji.
pieces.
let
Beverage
Xi,^\
out (water,
To sharpen (a wheat
knife). -^
To
vessel, bag).
wine.
To
cut (grass).
^ ^
Syrup. Shei'bet.
y-^S^y-i ^'Îr'-'i
Ob^l^^
Addicted
^/A'J
"^.'J^
to drink, great drinker.

Flcike. Tuft, tassel.
^^ J i;^ ^
v'lr^
Seller of sherbet.
'J.lillr?- -^
Drinking,
absorbing.
ujjîj
JJ^ ^ ^jj^
\'^
Mustaches.
Drinking-place,
^j
-^
^ ^jM"
^'j-~'^
Creeping plant. ^'^j J^J^ Soul, the whole individual. v--llr^Burdens. He betook himself Vj^y\'y-^ <Js- iJ 1 to him. ^'j^'j^ fy- Scattering of wheat, powder. Finch (bird). j^j^\'Ji ^ jyf'J^
^jM-^ t
Wild
\)'j^'iS)
duck.
a
JJr'lri'
-'_ri'
fi>
n
"tt"
watering trough.
Natural dispooj^lL"
sition, propensity. Opinion.
To
-r
^,^î y^t'J Hj^'" drink. To suck ; to
^}^j
Soft ground covered
AlA^
absorb (water).
J^
To
rejoice,
(re\
(meat) in slices. < To cut open and spread (figs) in the sun.
to please a.
o.
Gr
Jk\>d\j j'j^l^j ^^n To set at ease.
^^
To be
laid open.
To be
at ease, ^'j^[
with plants. Watering-trough. Earthen drinking^j}^ - îjr'^ vessel. Upper chamber. Roofed balcony. Cherub.
to rejoice.
To entangle
a. th.
To
xSy'jiî xy^'Ji.
Exhibition, explanation.
Slice of meat.
^^
Si-î,
confuse.
Intricacy. Complica-
Long shred (of meat). ;>j_rlj ^>iAnatomj autopsy. ;.y^,:rjy,iill Û

;
ted affair.
kind of cypress. Larch-
cnjlr-j-
Exposed to view (place). < Agreable (place).

Explaining, disclosing.
^_^
<>
tree.
^\^ ^
^jU,
To become oO^jIj ,0>l a o.^- ^ thick. To be chapped, cracked (skin,

hand).
Commentator. Guardian (birds) away from wheat.

Anatomist. To be in the bloom
of
life.
life.
keeping
To be uneven (arrow:r
!-Ir^-
O^rwJ CUj^t
o^'j^
^/JL
wood).
out (shoes).
>
o y-.A'
^ Worn
To
^"i CJj^
Cutting (sword).
Beginning.
Blooui of
^^^ ^ ^î,
iS^-'JL
Offspring. Point, top.
They are both alike. youth, young man.

i-un
l^
^J-,
^j\x.
^ ^ To mix. To keep company with a o. in. j j To close up i* ^rS-ib 5r>--j 5-^

put, to set
C:
together.
To
at
away iSj^Lj iSll^ o iji. random (horse). <> To deviate.

^
(a bag).
To
To
baste, to stitch
fi!>
^^
0.
<>-j
To scare a. o. away. To scatter ( people). <) To lead astray.

^
^^
?r3^
Îr^b ^"j^
j
(clothes).
To weave
palm-leaves.
^
be like, to resemble a. be mixed up.

0. a.
To
^!r^
Rain swept againsta house.
i^'Jk,
To resemble
mixed.
To
be inter-
^'j\hJ
Runaway
iî ^
:>jlri-j,i^
ij,Ci
and wandering. Current through a country (poem). <> Deviating, astray. Uncouth expressions, xiA'l *j,lji. words. Exceptions to the rules. Expeled. scared away. j^ J^^ To cough (from JjÎj - Ji^ <>
choking).
of men.
To be chapped, cracked. f:'j--\ Party, band. Manner, way, kind,

sort.
^^
\'^
They formed two

parties (in the affair).
<^\f^ \y>^\
sort, oa-ij
Those two are one
^'^
Crevice, crack in ^Sj'-'i a rock.

scout.
j-'lSf ?r tt'J^
Ditch for watering camels.

^>ilr^
ifc
*?lr?sr
Clothes in rags.
J^l
--
Button-hole. Purse.
^r'S-^-^
-lr^
To To
cut a. th.
lj;_^,
o j>i^
punish, to chastise.
To
j jî,
Alike, similar. Longitudinal half r-iji. of a piece of wood.
revile a. o.
Sack made of palm-leaves.

5
*?HL-r^
To quarrel with a. o. To throw a. o. into misfortune.
jjCi
Basting, stitching.
Sesame-oil.
^^^.j^ -^j
!r-r>- "^J
fi>
? Jlri-I
r-i^ srî^- P
Roughness, hardness.Rough, hard.j^ri^

Loss, ruin.
Sj^
Coagulated
milk.
^jj>j^jj>
JOî,
To G.^ a ^lî. -^ disclose. To carve (the meat). To open (a door). To explain. To be pleased with. jij J To dissect (a corpse). To carve* ^^ To
enlarge.
ts
Condition, stipulation.
(re
Ijî
J^î,
To be
Term.
Incision. Scarification,
<
A-
greement.
Sign. Beginning of a. th.Jal^l
Cj^--j C-S<'.> a ,^ fi. -^ quarrelsome, unsociable. To pull (a beast) by i C>L o ^'Ji.

its
sm^
^ i-^
halter.
To
offend
a.
0.
with
Refuse of a. tLi. ^^'Ji^\ ^ ^Ji-i Piece of cloth torn *_J?'^

off.
words,
-<>
To
ti-eat a. 0. s Cl^j-j xZ^yU' harshly, sevei'ely.

0.
^'J^
Conditional. Stipulated.
>>
i!^^^
Conditional (proposition)
To behave harshly towards To be contentious.

Small thorny
plants.
a.^^Vii
Wiitteo compact. Term. Stipulated condition.

if-
u-Ir'-J u-^j-j
^'j^
Guard. Police. i,;^ ^ WatcLraan. Policeman, 'y^t.j "JÎA
Unsociable,
malicious.
ill
natured. Quarrelsome,
Armed attendant. Rope made of palmtree.
Rough, hard (ground).
Thin, white (cloud).

String, wire.
Glue.
'C^
u-'lrs- <ti c-llr^.
Scent-box.
<>
a R-iil of railway.
Condition. -^ Wire.
iJI
Cartilage of
wi--;l>'-
^ ki>^lA
?-
*
"*
the ribs. Ill-luck.
String. Ribbon.
The
refuse of a flock.
Root. Vein. Sheet, bedclothes. Shroud.
crj>i
y-^;-
oiillr'"- 7- î-lri-
Ps
Lancet, scalpel.
To
i-%l>-^r
revile a. 0.
i_,
ia'^. o u^l/1
Rag.
tatters.
in words.
Duster. Rag.
Roughness, hardness.
cr'lri-
To ordain (a priest). To be seated upon house a road To open upon a

(
Temple
head).
(of the
J-c^j
,
^J'^'^
-^
^.n-
).
To
Jt
Jl;î^ Ij
C!?lr--
ilri.
street (door).
To establish a law for. To begin (a business). He began to say. To enter water and drink
(cattle).
J'111
impose conditions upon To make incisions on the

skin, to scai'ify a.
0.
a. 0.
^
J?î,j
J -
To To
if
tear off a. th.

fail
into a
momen-
Cbî. a i.^1
tous affair.
î,\
To begin (an atfair). To bring (a beast) to

watering-place.
To make chain- work with

conditions
the
'
o
fi,
iron wire.
To make mutual
with.
To point a spear. To be pointed (spear). ^'^-^ To make a. o. to ford, J 5 f,;^1j p^ to wade through (water). To trace (a I'oad). To .show A ^.'J-lj
(the way).
To
stipulate a. th.
To
enter 13*^jj
a. 0. -^
into an
bet,
agreement with to lay a wager with

apart (a flock)
To
To
set
J *
Vj^
for sale.
To open
To
point
door
street.
ji^Ljl Jl L-Ol ^'J-^

fi 'jlij
upon the
je
;,.;^|
To get ready for. To offer o.'s property for. To hasten, to despatch (a

messenger).
a spear at.
To
establish (a law).
*
^.'Jij
9Ai.\
^î,
Divine law.
(among Moslems),
To apply To grant
0.' self
carefully to.
Js^tj
a. th.
under
iJ
^JkL\
Equal: equivalent.
pî,j
conditions to a. 0.
(r or
To be
'y/i\
To bo
ennobled, glorified.
^^7
^îj
All
honoured, regarded.
men a>|j "^j^ j\ ^y are equal in this matter.

f.i;^>j
\^ J
^Cji
Thw
tribe has lost her
Howstring.
f.>>j 9,^_
î^.rrJ *^-r=-
best men.
To To
stand erect.
SjiXUSi ojîl.
Awning,
roof.
Deck of
Xr'-J
rise above, to Overtop.
Ji'Jili.Lx
Nobility, dignity.
Xillri-j
Sj^--
a ship. Brave. Fine
flax.
High rank, honour.

Embattle-
Sjt. ^ K>Jk
Moslem law. Code.
:ci\î -^j c-î'^^ -r "Îr'^J
Way
to water.
(river).
ment
(of a wall), merlon.
The Jordan
Choice heads of a flock. JviJI xj^tA, The nose and ears of oU_jVI J13-i,1
man.
Regard shown,
Old
-if-
Visit.
-i-rij'
Lawgiver. Near. Road, way. -^ Street. House opening *fj,U/

into a road.
9j^'}^
^ ~
c^!
jlij
fi^^'i-
Illustrating himself.
>jj,l>i.j i-Jjlri'j >-v^J
'^j}^
ti,^
"~
?r
Inclining to setting (stars).
c)> rJ,\
(she-camel).
Pointed (spears).
^
Whie-jars.
Noble, illustrious.î^lj
'iS;^^
Jj,>j4
Sharp
(nose).
f-.r-'
Excellent. -^ Descendant of
^ >-î_ri Moham^
tj^n-
Legal, lawful.
Sail of ships.
sti'ing.
Bow
''-b
9'j-'-
mad.
More
illustrious,
Bi'avery, courage.
XViJL
sfJS*'
'^J'Sir^'J
nobler.
Long
-ijî,
(lance).
Embittled, indented jjî ^ (building). High, lofty.
^
-fy-
Long-necked (camel).
Book
î\L^î
of the Deutero-
Ôvi^l
X'JdJ
Master of ceremonies.
no my.
Long
ear.
"
.Jî oVi
Way
to
^jCs.^
rr
*-îr^J *Îoi-*J f-lr-^
Prominence, eminence.oj li. ,- iJlr-^ Dungeon. Elevated places. J^j VI jj \../' Sword from Yemen. *J 'Jîj,
water. Thoroughfare. Square, market-place.
Legislator.
f.^^
i-.A'j i-lry "S-
^^
fi>
Small frog.
Inferior in dignity. Plebeian,
cijlr-'
-
To surpass
a. o. in
5 (iji. o
iSj--.^ -K-
To To
slit
(the ear).
<>
G^t, o J>1
sip
glory, rank.
pluck (fruit),
To
To
embattle, (a wall).
iJ^--j
(broth).
To rise (sun). <3/Jij iXj-. o J>1 To show ripening dates (palm-tree). To be bloodshot (eye). Cj^ a 3^^ To have the ear slit (ewe). To be choked by (.spittle, tears). ^ To be choked. To go to the East. To have a 0r>"-'
bright complexion.
To be noble, illustrious. 7i\'_/i, o Sjk. To be raised in dignity. Ciî To be over, above. To jj> Ci^^ a (J_/i< command over. To ennoble a. o. To show
jf
j^
regard, honour to
a. 0.
To ascend on a
height.
A tJ^^j
-9jt^j
To overlook
fis,
(a
u ti^lj *
a. 0.
y
ijj>'i.
To spread
to dry). leave the
(
(flesh in
the sun
place).
To plaster (a wall). -^To game half-dead (hunter). To shine .sun, face). To j^y enter upon the time of sunrise. To
become yellow
(date).
To vie in gloi'y with To be high, lofty. To be at the point

of death.
^jjCi
S^\
o>lil Jt Jlr"-'
To compassionate
a. 0.
o^
Jc
Cret
aggregate
a. o. in.
f]
:
To attribute an equal to God i!%^' To be a polytheist. To be in partnership. i'j^lj i)jVlj To be aggregated in a J i}'^[ (society). -^ To become a subscriber
t" (a newspaper).
To shine upon (a place sun), a j^l To saturate (cloth with dye). To torment a. o. s To bask in the sun. To split (bow). To be bathed in tears.
Sunrise, the rising sun.
To be homonymous
(words).
The East. Levant.

Light streaming through
a chink.
Sun. Choking the throat.
Participation, partnership.
Duality of gods. Polytheism.

Portion,
lot.
Partner.
to share
^^^6=.
if
We desired
with you. Of a bad
Net, snare.
J CJpj
)
Eastern, oriental, easterly.

^ East wind. Ha\ing the ear slit
opp. to ^C>
i)î
(ewe).
in
standai'd, deficient (coin).
The
^'J
ri.sing sun.
-^
Sunny place
^\'^b
i!>-- ir
winter.
Violent cough.
Pain in
"j \yi a
Track
of a road.
the eyes caused by smoke.
Partnership, society.
Confratei'nity.
Land not watered by the

Nile.
Straps of sandals. iJ^lj Swift (walk). Repeated

(slap).
Small wood for lighting Jl>llj

fire.
S^ -^
Musical tune.
Partnership.
^
Homonymy.
Sunrise. j/Jz. Desiccation of meat in the sun. jjÂs Plaster. j/jQ,
Subscription.
Rising and shinmg

(sun, star).
*Jj,U.
^ JjU.
jj^Q-
Partner. Share- i)i_^1j 'Q=>i ^ Aiy^ holder. Accomplice. Companion.

Polytheist, dualist.
'SJî ^.A-^
i!j
Eastern side of a mountain.

East.
j'^ ^ j^\
)
Partner. Bondholder. Partner. Speaking to himself (man). -^ Subscriber.
\i^
i}Û
iJOtL^
( opp. to ^Jji Eastern countries.
Jj
lL:
^ J^/^
Xji^ri^
Common
Sunny Jj^^j JOi-^j U'î-h

place.
(way, money). nymous (word).
Homos
To embroil, to To trip a. o. To be involved
entangle,
in.
J^lr^
-^
Whitlow-grass. 'X-r^ îrf "^ Roasted. Dyed red. WhiteJlA^ washed with plaster.
Gi'een
J'S^y-j-j JljS^rt-j J^'lr^ -^
ji^7
<>
Entangled, intricate. J^lr'^ -^ To split, to rend a. th. C-'Ji, i j,^ To cut off the tip of the nose. -^ To injure (eaitheuware).
-fi-
wood-pecker.
To
sparkle Spark.
(fire).
Ja,3l
To have the
strings
He gave him a part

wealth.
of his
*)
iJ
j '
^
.J
ii^
of the shoes broken.
To
tip of the
iljUj,^^
^.
i
>)
To have the
nose cut
C^
a ^.ri-
become the partner of
a. o.
off.
I
To
a wound
th.
put leather thongs
rU>il^^
iJC
To
escape (game).
-sîth
^î,
,
to sandals.
-<>
To split, to tear off a. To be split. To be

notched (pot).
To make settlements of money in various places.

enter into partnership
ii^
iJÎ
v^lr^b
y^
To
|
s
in.
with, to
share
with
a. o.
To
Itching. Eruption of pimples
The
refuse or choice of a
flock.
Side, country.
'\'JiS
j,
^
_rL
Affected with itching, with jj_^ eruption.
Abyss. Bottom of the j^/^X sea. Sea-gulf. < Breach. Having the tip j,'^ ^ '\^'J.-. ^ ^^1 of the nose cut off. To tear a. th. to rags. ^ Jxi^t, -^ Prostitute, whore. Ja-îî, ^ "i^yji. >
Duster.
Fiery (horse). Manner, way. Nature.

Alike, similar.
X?^ ^
j^
<2_r^
iJj.A'
iJ
To be cracked
Crack
in
(rock).
C^.! a o_p^.
'
-tt-
a rock.
^^
-ft-
He has not
Arteiy.
his
lilie.
<Jjir^
'^
To
cut the superfluous
a îJ^
Cn-jJî-
Pui'chaser, customer.
^ oC>l jU, e\'_y^ ^
leaves of seed-produce.
P/. Heretics, shismatics.
Jupiter (planet).
Purchaser. To prime seed-produce. Superfluous leaves. To be bai'ren. 5 jl Barren. Barrenness. Sjlj-iTo be "^ Cjj4j C j^ oj-ij rugged, hard ( place). To be lean,
Long and superfluous leaves. jVJ^ To curtail, to cut off a. th. a> j3^ ^ To spin its cocoon silk-worm). Slough of snake. Co- j^\'jL ^ "^'Jk.
-ft-
<>
coon of silk-worm. To be greedy, ^\ j|

gluttonous.
G._;^ a
o^
-S-
Greediness, gluttony.
Glutton, greedy.
<*ll/4,j o>i,
v^
s
White honey.
Full trousers.
^J^ J^^^ _,^ ^

iSj^j-'-i
Ju^ri-j Jjlri-
>
-^
slender (animal).
To
^ji.
^jilJ
iij-c<
it
iîlni,
t^Ss-J
'l!>5-
(ilrJ-
To emaciate (a horse). To expect a share in.

Opportunity.
Rough,
diy.
thin,
vJ>>i^
^Jr^-
^ VJ-^ T
t'LJ^'"
Unwi-ought
bi'anch.
ti'ee-
VJ-^-
purchase. To sell a. th. To laugh, to scofl' at a. o. To speak in Ijehalf of a. o To devote o.'self to. To dry a. th. in the sun. To flash time v^lri^lj 6'J^.
,
a ^_r5.
after time (lightning).

v3>-=-'
a. o.
Mai'k, sigu.
To To To
look at askance.
J\j i ijj4,
jj-r.
To be angered (man). ^^ a i^yi To run fast (horse). To be affected

with eruption
(skin).
j A'îî
strike a. o. with (a spear).

twi.st (a rope)
/b jj-siJi
To
conclude a sale
Uj\U jjCi
fi>
in the wrong way. To be angry. To get ready for (battle). To look angrily at o. another.
or a purchase with a. o. To fill up a tank. To shake
j'^k^
the bridle.
To
incline
an object.
J-
Trial, difficulty.
in the wi'ong
Rope twisted
way.
To set (people) at variance. jkj To be scattered, dispersed. jlr^ To be impetuous in j j'^tXi[ walk (horse). To apply o.'self to a
business (man).
Redness in the eye. ojjLj jj^ Askance (look:. Bloodshot 'l^j,-, ^ j>l1 with anger (eye).
To be To be
serious and difficult

disturbed, agitated
{plarit).
^s'y--^\
(affair).
"^jjS-'-l
To be jolly, lively. To be hard. To ri.se for. To be painful to a. To fell a. o.
C>i, a oji^
cj-i^
J
o. (th.)
Colocynth Purchase,
Purchase.
<i^^
?r
^'j^J
'^.A'
jc
s
petty trade.
Sjlri-
iLi
Butcher.
(ro^)
Small bone.
l^r<3^
oj-^j o1>^
soil.
To leap (man). To gore (bull). To stitch (clothes). To spear a. o. To become still fixed,
f^f
Fatigue. Hardship. Hard

Side, flank.
oj^
i
A To
(look
be dry.
\j^^
i_j
u^
Cli. o
_.l.i-j
oj^-j oiri'
î,
?r
*
-tt-
Very
^r-ih-^J ur^-i-'j u-ll.i'
Cr-^
hard ground.
a dying man). Young one of the gazelle. jLii-l ^âL Young one of the â'yLj j^^ gazelle already gro"wn up.
To be
C_jii,j
w^-~i.
dry, lean.
Dry, thin. To be remote

(house).
^
*
;tli,1j
Snare for wild beasts, âlî ^
t'J.alL
To
look fixedly \^Ja^ o \^ -^ (dying man). To rise (cloud). To

raise
its
To garnish
flSj
9._y-^
sandals with thongs.
legs
skin
filled
with
Remoteness, great distance.
water).
To ba stiff (corpse). To render (the eyes)

open.
L^
fixedly
ff
a.
âj JaL]
fl>
Border, edge. Sandal^\lL\ ^ ^lij thong. Having small flocks. Extre-
mity of a
field.
Remote.
j-ki
*i-^^
o
i
Misfortune.
hiij'\y^j oV^joCi flated and stiff.
-^
To be
^\lSj ^jL
jj'^
dry, thin.
piece of dry bread.
To be
far
Ds'jki-j
Cki
1i-'
-ft-
away.
To j Jic 'Jaxilj 'iii,b îi ^ '^^ wrong a. o. in a. th. To overrate J 'idilj *lai,1j (Jah
Dry, dried up, lean. Dry. di'ied up. Seed used as collyrium. Water-closet, pri-sj.
;ts
X:l^
i
Sample.
To yield little C?Lii- j (^jLit,' l^sz. -^ (the price of goods). milk (female). To suffer. To be hard To vie with a. o. in overrating, s \iL (life). To bite o.'s lips. 4- To follow (the bank) of i:L ^c s IjolL \j a river. To run on a sand-bank To repel a. o. from. I do not know where Jj'i\ (" î, (ship). he is gone to. To penetrate into (the desert), j Margin of a river. o\1ai-j jgj^.:! ^ 'Iz^ Fishing-hook. u^j^^' rr 'o'î Ij^-^ er'îai- ^ l/iZ; Side or half ig^^ ^ oUaiJ c^ "h^ Sharp thief. Having little ^lii.j^.Ai r- t/'j-^ of a camel's hump. milk (female). Unfruitful year. Distance, remoiUai-,) "^^Lj isYear of drought. Dearth. Bad 'UsLiii teness.
ci'l
Exceeding, redundant. Extravagant lie. Excess.
JakiT
I
saddle-beast.
found him busy.
U3l.ii- Js- iLiJ

>-.
No more nor
Of a
Tall stature.
less.
iaki, Vj J^Jj V
To be Coi-
fine statui'e.
itTu-
'Ili<
a w-Aij b>iai- o hard, painful (life).

sca'd, to skin
s Ciai-
'
.. ..
-{}
i,^^j
lijai^j
ilki,
î+îj
To
w-^
There
is
a great
Jjiki
(a beast).
difference
between those two.

the
V-Jia-lj
To walk on
bank
\ki a
*Ui
-i^
of a river.
(
A w.ii.1 To render ( life) painful. Barrenness. Hardness. ^[^] ^ v--^ ,_j;-^-'j Lot, portion. Luck.
Evil fortune, cares.
To be able to bear a burden). t_j To spro'tt forth (tree). 'vkilj To branch off (river). Ci-iii3 iLir
îXlaL ^ Barrenness. Bottom of a well.

(life).
Hard, painful
J^
He has
as
re Y)
To walk with
Bank, of a
Offshoot.
jlal
a. o.
many "daughters Ij^ki.

t^î>
iSvjl
each on
ykj^
V1U.
as sons.
Half-full (vessel).
the opposite bank of a river.
oî*^
river.
'jai
Having a teat longer than
j^^
'iLil
rivei',
'ikij
another (ewe) : a skirt longer thun the other (garment). Stranger, remote. -lîai.' ^ -ni.i Deceit, cunning. -^ Sharpness Zj\ixC
Deceitful, swindler.
Bank
of a
oLki^j 'J=>\\1,^ .\lCi '>-^T ^'
sea-shore.
jvLi'
iiis
^ ^tli
people.
To be absent. CJxi' To deflect from. To cut a. th. lengthwise. To

cancel
skin).
(
* -
Mischievous. Ill-treating ^ Sharp, cunning.
a sentence).
incisions on (the
^ To make
Jh[h\
'c(\\
The prodigal
Betony
son.
To
cross-out
articles
(plant).
fjtfit,
Divided, torn in
two
pieces.
j,^^'"
To znake cuts on To flow (water).
o.'s skin.
>^laii\j
Contiguous, near. Their houses are contiguous to ours.
jk^
\'jj:>\i./'
â
Game of chess. To make jajvi J Cki

a journey.
Strife.
r-o^ '^
o ,.,-ki -
^..kr.'
Of a fine stature. M>^' Tender and green (bough). Gi-een bough. Sword. ^ "u f' Of a beautful size (girl). ~^'u-.. j
Sti'eak,
^W ^ :daij tkt,j
^\'jL ^
tii'
*1%U.
\\,
..
ridge of a blade.
-Cli^j
Woman
cutting out
Dissenter.
cr>'5air
leather in strips.
Quilting-needle.
,_
To depart, to go off. 'i'u-' o To wash, to rince. To chap

wood.
wikiT
^
-^
^LX
Ridged (sword). Covered with

(blanket).
i
^.l.^,*
scars (man). Striped (cloth). Quilted

r;!'!,-.. -<>-
Sharp pointed piece of wood. Missing the aim (ai'row).

Protracted journey. To oppose a. o.
îjCi,
To run away.
rovei
To
A JLlj
GJai a ^Jai
i;;4a
^
-a-
^^jiuC wl
tXi o
jki-'
--
To
divide a. th.
To enter into the earth. To be far from. To bind, to hold a. th. with
a rope.
j
..c
^
jl
fi>
into halves. To have a teat longer the others (ewe).

To be squint-eyed
(
JJ,
than
Ijîti'
ilr-J
^''
To
I'emove a. o. or a. th.
y j>ki.1
man
).
Rope.
Dlkil
^ ^k
c^^L
jy\i'
Distant (journey). Deep (well).
Wicked, mischievous.
To
be wicked, rebel-
lious. <>
To
,^'i3j JialS ih be noisy, troublesome.
To withH^lkij Sjjiti'j Ijîai'' draw from. To be shrewd, artful. s3ilai.' o ^3*^ < To be clever, skilful. To divide a. th. with a. o. s Jaii.
fi,
Wickedness, mischief. Sijali! The devil. Seducer oî^ ^ o^lali (man). Wicked. -^ Noisy, troublesome.
to in halves).
>
To swindle, to deceit. To show cleverness.

Hemistich
^û-'.1j j^^ki,'
_^Cs3
Half.
^'u-'
_
To be stiff (corpse). To skin and cut up

(a beast).
t^.
s
a.
y.
^
-^
of a verse. Side, part.
i^lZJ Ja
LAj
To be smashed. To branch off
J^jl
< Sphnter
of (bone, wood). jlAjiTj i'u-'
He went towards him. i^J*^ _>^ Fortune has two faces. o\'Jia jji\ He has S^ltil jl jijîti 3*-^' v^ experienced the two faces of fortune, i. e. good and evil.
A)
forth
awns
spike
).
To run
to seed
]
To be hard
(atfair).
i
to a. o.^" 5
Cki
o 'Jii
(corn).
To
dart on (a flock wolf). Scattered, shattered.

:
'fj^l
jILi,
To
scatter, to
S 'Jai 1j
iiki j
disperse (people).
Spider's web.
JLi
Remainder
of the day. iiUii,

^
'Jii
Rays
of
;
pULij
f^j
*"4''
^^*^J
~"
Name
light
beanas of the sun.

^.[^J.
of a celebrated thief. Hooked staff inserted in
J^lki,
dai.'l ^r
Shattering. Light shadow. Milk diluted in water. ^ Monstrance.
the loop of a sack.
Wood
split.
Sack
Jjlkil
Ji-ki.'
His mind became

unsettled.
fastened.
They dispersed Oilki
jl
Ctvkil bjlW
They dispersed away

Corn-husk.
<
To shine (stars). To mix (a beverage).

Light,
little
A -
dense (shade). Vine-shoot To separate (people
on all sides. ^ To be hard, difficult uki' a (life). To lead a life of hardship. To penetrate between the skin and the flesh (arrow). To get coarse (hand). îkij :*sLki. To wither (tree).
J^
w
^
J) S
To appear (thing). To collect and to scatter. To

repair and to impair
a. th.
i_jl!i. Hardship, bad circumstances. Distance, remoteness. Spl inter of wood. Aukle. Piece of dry
,-
-iJiij >JUai..
jUxi
wijii-
uki ^ wi^
^kiC
To send a messenger to. Ck To have parted horns,

shoulders.
bread.
Painful
(life).
v_--i^
Harsh (man).
Rugged
(tree).
(soil).
To part for ever from, ê- îilj î He departed ,_J^*jlj ^lilj iiij 'c^^sîz.
fi'ora
Withering from want of water

Speaking at random.
>i.--
this
life.
^îljlj wii5 To branch off, to fork (tree). To be arranged (affair). To become separated from.^p ^^^'jlj Collection. Nation tribe. i_ijii-' ^ ^îi^
:
Big and
tall (horse,
camel
Remotenes.s. Similar, a Coral-reef.
To be .split (wood). Jki a 'J?S. ^ tZ^ To be stiffened (corpse). j^kij ^^ To divide, to scatter
:y
They congregated
separation.
after
_j.i^^
^^\
[
(people).
To wound
alike.
oCJuJ^ î*
i
a. 0.
on the elbow
^
:s
Jai,'
They are both
Path in a mountain. ^lli, ^ v-"^ Numerous tribe. Underground watercourse.
To
or knee-bone. be shattered. To be broken ^^^ into splinters (wood). To disperse

(people).
Space between the shoulders.
^^^
-r
Thin bone of the knees and

elbows. Followers.
Ji
?r
Twig
of a tree.
'J^î
^^'
^r*^
branches. two between Stream of water in the sand. Chink. Portion. -^ Branch of a firm, a Bron-
Space
Shank-bone.
'ipî Splinter of wood." Bow. To disperse (people).uij v*li
0^
*c^
'jS.
^
-
chife.
portion of goods.
Jv;jl
*lij
To be spilt (blood, water). To send (horsemen) against

(the enemy). To make haste.
^
Js- 5
^
Prong of a spit. Eighth arabian month.

Death.
iîDl
îi
Ji^z.
(L*i.j
\z.
^^^
To spread
its
rays (sun).
To send
'fh
re\
J*-
Hair of the head, of the

body.
jUij j,y^j
ji^JLi,*
Haversack. Old waterskin.
Willow-tree.
>t
<>
Wide
in the
horns
^^J^
Wig.
s^Ct. ^'m -^j
jUiLi y.
(buck).
His half begin to become hoary.
sj^l
jUi,t
^^
i^l3
Name
of a covetous
man
OUcViJI
The two
shoulders.
Knowledge. Feeling.
_^
>^^
Path, way.
Drill, perforater.
Perception. Poetry, verse.
Would
that
Fine poeti-y. Û, Siriui. Procijon (stars). Time tS'J^ of intense heat. Dog-days.
^
knew. poem.
i^^-r-
To
practice sleight of
hand
(îi a
--
_^
Juggler.
To be
To be
disordered
(affair).
Grate, lattice.
oC_,ii^
*lv^
dishevelled c-H^j ,VjXj
(i^
fi>
^Balance for light weighs. t:;j__^|jlolln;^ Dnese and tangled trees. Vege- jU;'
tation. Arbour.
(hair).
To To
scatter, to disperse a. th.
curtail a poetical fôt of one
î cJ^
.
Under-garment.
o'jmL'\j Jîl ^ jV4. Distinctive sign. Coat of arms. Ci'y
syllable.
of war. Horse-cloth.
Rites of piigi'iraage.
To defend a. o. To extract, to draw out h'om. To branch off. To be disordered

(hair).
^^
.ill'
Knowledge. Barley. Fellow, companion.

Intelligence.
Not curried
(horses).
c,'m
grain (weight).
oljii^
INIeasure of length.
Dishevelled (hair)
oCiiiij
foot).
Silver or brass button.
Rite of pilgrimage.
Seller of barley.
^ Vermicelli.
Shortened (poetical < Cracked (vessel).
To remaik,
to
perceive a. th.
Hairy. Covered with plants JLi,' ^ A'J^ (earth). Hard, rough. Kind of plmn. Fur. Camel's fly. Bustle, thi-ong. Great calamity. '\'J^ ~C^ li
Poet.
'\'jid,
To make verses. n To be awake. To line boots with

hair.
i-b
'"i
jtii.
To
be hairy.
vie in poetry with.
Distinguished poet.
jU/2
To
More cognizant of poetry than. ^>i^^'l Having some knowledge of yii^

poetry.
To undertake a. th. To take a distinctive mark,

a password.
A -
Petty poet, rhymer. Pretending to be a poet.
j.jîi-'
^pIIa/J
^r
To To
inform, to
cloth a.
0.
warn
a.
One
of the five senses
_^,LL
j'*^'
(sight, hearing).
Bower.
with an undergarment. Cares have overtaken

him.
Garnished with hair. j[>i-=- if- Cracked (vessel). Crack-brained. To be altered by fire iâ.'.. a JaiiT <> (clothes). To burn with rage. To busy the mind s uLi^ a s-iki. ^
(affection).
To pretend to be a poet To put on an undergarment.
jUlSl
To
be terror-stricken.
jVVil
wn
rA-
Having the horns turned backwards. To be plucked (hair). Iîi, o To scatter (soldiers) for a raid,
To tar (a camel). To be enamoured

Ui.'
-f5-
<J
.".
of.
'
'
'
jl/\
Lively affection
burning love.
To watch
Raid
upon.
^
-l^
,^l>i, ,;
in a hostile country, Plucked, scattered (hair).
Upper part of a camel's hump. Light rain. <ii^

fc^\fl<i. r
*j
i..9Vj>.ij^
o^^jcwj w<*. r
.*
7^
caa.^
Ptemoved. Seattered.
Û,
'sT^nL
--
Summit,
top.
Lock of
hair.
Insanity, madness.
jlii
love.
To juggle away.
Juggler's trick, legerdemain.
Mad. Enslaved by
sSîi!
To
(a
light
fire).
ifc
jiilj jlij , >Ui' a
Juggle., conjurer.
'^'yî i,.!'
îii^
To
o>iL=.>
-S-
kindle, to stir (war).
To
turn a sword in the wound. To groan (canael). To shake the bit (rider). To hurry in.
TS
To be inflamed for. J jli To have [Jui Ij J-Jii, ^j %;i a j,i

,
^
j
a white spot on the

(horse).
tail,
or forelock
^.^JiLj
Cii. a w-*i.j
Cii*
w^
_,)
"S-
To excite enmity between. jt To deviate from. Ci^ To seek to harm a. o.
i_j
ji
To spread everywhere (horse- Jiil men). To shed tears ( eye ). To leak

(skin).
a
5
.^
^tCi
Stir, tumult.
_<*li-j k_.ii-j i^\Jii,j
To scatter (a flock). To send (troops) to a

country.
Mischief-maker.
To ba
left
defenceless
\j^
To blaze up (fire). To become hoary.

Blaze on the
tail
(country).
To be remote.
or forelock of
jii
To expel from. To raise the hind To rush to the

To marry by
compensation.
concert a. th.
^Sleg (dog).
\'_î
a horse. Fiery, ardent man.

Firebrand.
jii J3
jii,'
v^^l j
5
*Wty.
j^
J\z.
iLLi
rescue of a stranger.
White%'J.\JiS
'%S.
\j\^j
To intermarry.
to.
is.
To
spotted on Lighted wick.

Kindling.
Jii,1j Jc^'j v>,Ci the tail or forelock.
jiiJj
j^' ^
^
;L.:J"
j.iJj jtQ-
To walk in a crowd To perplex a, 0.

(account).
_,iii,l_)
_^]
Lamp,
Strainer. J^tVl^j firebrand.
J^^
?r
Jl^-^j Jii^
d/Llij J/LLJ
jfCi>
To persevere in (an evil affaiiTo be entangled (business). To become large (number). To go far into the desert.
X ney
j*i _H*^J
j'^*
ji^
Spreading everywhere (horsemen, locusts).
J*iji
To reconcile people. To catch a. 0. by
C^Ju-
5 ^yU.1
j^ ^
^z.
-U-
J -
the
hail*.
Xt
To be
dishevelled (hair).
oliil
jiS.
dispersed in
saddle.
Silex, flint.
all directions.
Scattered bits of herbage, dry

plants.
Defenceless country, a Camel's
Disordered (hair).
o^^
Wicked.
Strong. Date-basket To behave insolently jc towards.
Having dishevelled hair, o-^^' oVii- <> Palms, boughs of ^j^S^ ^ :;.;;:'
trees.
Ijiil
_^ ^
Palm-sunday. To have twisted horns

(buck).
cai^ltl .up
>
4^
^li
(r-v
î.
needle.
5
To increase. To ba To emaciate a. o.
(cares, disease).
deficient.
u
,Ui-
To sow hatred between
Large
To
trip a. 0.
v!>si.
*
-a-
To
prefer a. th. to
Trip, catch with the leg.
another.
To wound
(all
a. 0. in
the
Oii a
-^j
-i Li
To drink up
the
heart.
contents of a bowl).
To
scrutinize,
to
feel
a passionate ^jj^\
'iJ.
To endeavour
to see
luve for.
Botto:ii of the heart.
through a. tli. To fathom a. th.
oUiTj îlij
..iii
To
feel
the desire
of.
Jl-
and transparent ijîi^j lii-j Li stuff. Light I'ed veil. Increase. Loss. Transparent, translucent. ,Ji~iCj Ûi, Bitter cold. Cold wind. Rain ^JLi, mixed with hail.
Tliin
Pericardium. Passionate love. Pain in the side.
,JU4jIj _iii!
To
^\lj ÛiT Jii]j,îj 'î a Jii^ ^

o.
occupy
a. o. in.
To distract a. To be ijusied To
To
<>-
from.
o^
\j
^
!
jifi,
jli~>j jiiC
Cold, culd wind.
oUi^
in a vessel.
Remainder
of
water
ii\l^
give
much work
is
to.
j jjj.^,
To tremble, to .shudder. wiLli -^ To be mixed with. ^ To blast (plants hoar-fi'ost). To dry up. To contract a. th. (heat,
:
How
busy he
iliil
^s.
be diverted from.
J^lii
fi,
To work, (man, machine).

felt anxiou.s.
Jiiit
He
iill Jiri,!.
cold).
To wear a. o. out (cares). To sprinkle (a medicinal

powder on a wound). Cold wind. Rain with hail Uncouipact (tissue). Trembling. Wicked.
<>
Employment, business. -^ Work. Natural produce. Make. A work, an employment. cj^L ^ iiiii
< A job.
Thrashing-floor. Heap of
jiX ^
xUii
wheat.
Bignes.s and prominence of the
Sj_,ii
^j
a-
Busied.
jiiC
;cJu, Jiiil
JUri,l_
lips.
"^ Big-lipped.
jiijj
Sj\l a
Penal servitude. Occupation, employment.

Bu.sying the
To decrease To decrease
(sun).
(wealth).
(
_^
u.
-H-
mind
(affair).
J^^
J^Ci- a
wealth).
To
decline __4^
Main-sail.
To be on
thf^
brink
of.
*
'
Active in work. Labourer.Jiiij J-î^"^ Business. Jeî-' 5r iiî^j *J_>ii.I
Place of growth of the eyelash.
' ' jUi-l
^ jiJ
'
'
' _,is.
Busy.
There
is
nobody
_î.
in the house.
> Working (machine). Jisi.^' Occupied (place). Bu,sy. Anxious Jîi.^ (man). To be unequal Cti a JiCj \^y^ oML ^
(teeth).
Border, edge, rim. Side of a oiî^j

spear-head, edge of a swore
knife.
To counteract
Broad
;J,ii.
a. o.
4_i
î,l
CLi
Inequality of the teeth.
Shoemaker's
bill.
knife.
Scythe, hook,
The
side of the valley.
^/il^l -niii
Unequal (tooth). Having _î.,' ^ 'CiXj unequal teeth.
,\\i^ f-^j"
i.\^ ,fi,l t/-
M'Ui-
Straitened (life). Camel's lip. To kick a. o.
îî
_,5Vl;
To
i [ji
^ JlL^ ji ^
be thin, uii-j *^^c^-> transparent (cloth).

(body).
S_jii<
lii- -^
To be emaciated
flu
(s^'
ij-'
a. 0.
Cr AT)
in
askance or side-ways,
wondei
^
;iii
-Ji-
or acorn.
Intelligent.
double (a number.)ib CJi a To repeat (a prayer).

)
Handsome
j^-i
To
give to a.
o.
the right of
--'
Expectation. Looking for an

inheritance.
pre-emption.
Looking askance.
Keen-sighted.
Turtle-dove.
ciliUi-
OjAt-J
iU
,jji
To appear double to a. o. from weak sight (object).
fj^zl
-r
tisc*? "^
r.
To
strike a.
lips.
o.
on
C^
*iii
-i^
To To
intercede for a. o. to.
the
join with another SjloiJb o5U Jt against.
To divert a. o. from. ^p To consume (a. o.'s property

:
i >
To welcome
To
o.'s intercesof.
sion on behalf
baggars).
To exhaust
family.
(a. o.'s pi'operty
double. <> To grant to a. o. A the right of pre-emption (judge).

a. o.'s inter-
To ask
o!Aj Jl 5
A^^\
,iX
To have many consumers (stores). *ii, To talk mo'ith s {a\iJ^j X^^ll* *iCcto mouth with. A> To get near to.
Lip. Edge, rim. (iij
cession to.
Pair, couple; one of a

pair.
ûil ^
By
pairs,
by couples.
CJ.i
cX^ r
*^-rJ
''^
Discreet or importune.
iilil
î-iC
c^j.
Word
lips
lit
(daughter of the ul)l
Coupling of two things. Right of pre-emption. Madness. Intercessor. Pre-emptor.
iJi
^Cs,
He
his held in
Eye .seeing double. Founder of one of the four
JijLi. J^s-
^'^
XtUi
estimation.
Big-lipped.
"/-'^
Mohammedan
rite.
rites. Follower of" this
Labiil (letter) Conference, intercourse.
Interces.sion, mediation.
i^liCiyi
Pro-
tection.
Face to
face, in
immediate
*isUJ
Filling
two vessels
in one milking^jli,
presence.
(she-camel).
aîlj-
Impoverished by bounties.
Iuterces.sor, mediator.
'\i5j^
^ %J^
Freciuented (water-spring). Sought (dish). Kxhausted (wealth).
Pre-emptor.
Successful intercessor.
,
^Hi
To near its setting lî o\x. ^ (sun). To appear (new moon). Extremity, brink, .uil ^ 6l>i^ ^ CiiC
Remainder of life, light. Having parted lips. îll To cure a. o. from i U4. Ji ^ (disea?e). To quench a. o.'s (thirst).
To pity a. o. jt Jî^'b ^"^ a jii, -STo be anxious abût. u. j jli. To move a. o. to pity for. A To weave (a fabric) badly. A Jî-b " To lessen a. th. To guard again-t a. o. ^ ^zS\ Evening twilight. Fear. Jul'l ^ jii
Pity. Shore. Unsubstantial
(tissue).
To recovei' health. To set (sun). To be at the point

death.
^^
JiiJ a
,^J.i
Refuse.
Compa.ssion., pity. Solicitude.
ssij,
Jj-ii-
of
oîJl
o.
i^ ,]^'l
Compassionate,
fi^
jAi.>*j
To To
give (a medicine) to a.
cool after anger.
i-estorc-d to
Jî^J
tender.
*tJ^
^j.
^Jij
Scanty
insignificant (gift).
Jill-*
?-
J^l>
To be
^
.^
J'^b
J^
Gizzaid.
*iil^
~ J^ ^
îlii-ft-
To ba content
health tiirough. with.
Cera tin-tree.
To
J^^\,
To look at
Cyi^
,;4^j a
^j^
r-w
rejoice at
if-
Jan
evil befalling
Frog-bit.
.liJI
joi
an enemy,
Glauciuin, horn-poppy. oîJl Cora-poppy. < Sister by the same JJVSiJ ^ xLiiparents. Half of the head. Hemicra-
His wishes have been
fulfilled. iî?
jM
To consult (a doctor). To ask for a reme ly.
iiU,i
^
Cii.1
R -covery.
More
Remedy.
(aoswei*).
'Oi,
ny. Fertile valley

tains.
between two mounrain.
Health-giving. Kfticacious. iû. j, jCi,
Abundant
Peremptory
efticacious.
*J,^^-> .^J^^l
\iJ\
Red
anrtmon^, peony.
JJ,^
juxil.
Awl.
Hospital.
^j'-i'l
Etymology, derivation. Separation. Schism.

-<>
'il5Ll.>i
JU^jI
To spread
in the
sky
\i q
Toil
difriculty.
;
^Cij:
*ilij
-^2.^
(lightning).
Schist
slate-rock.
jlLi
To grow
man).
(tooth, plant).
To
pîi,'
Tow
from hemp. Schism (tie, dissenter. To groan (camel). To

twitter (bird).
gleam (dawa).
T.o look fixedly
(dying
jlii
-ft-
To
split
(wood).
(
To
pass
),
^ hC
To
till
(
through
a throng
the
^ To
Foam
rinse (clothes, vessels) of a cirael's
earth).
J^\^
*llii^ j 'i
|_,ii.'_,
mouth.
Loquacity.
Speaking
fluently.
(
To grow To cleave
To part from a company. iûi ji To be painful to a. o. ic i2i,Jj Ui (trial). To throw a. o. into distress. -^ To visit a sick JîV^ J- l}^ -^
person.
tooth).
\i o \XC
-H-
(the head).
To part
^
'lii;:
To
chip (wood).
To
articulate
xit,
the hair of the head. Parting of the hair.
Comb.
SUi.;j
'Ui^j
"îî
Crack between two rocks. Clefi in a rock where birds build their nests.
To be foul, ugly. To break up, to spoil. To show redness (dates). To grow (palm-tree). To revile a. o.
Date beginning to show
redness.
U^
fi>
î
-ft-
tJiT a ^JiT
rdi!\j T'.liT
g ^Ci.
;^j^j
xUi
(words) distinctly. To disagree with, s To be split, chipped, jî) To make a schi.sm, to dissent. To be split, furrowed, < To jlji^ become a schismatic. The affair is broken up. To take the half of. To derive (a woixl) from. To depart from the point in an argument. Chink, slit. Crack, furrow. J^' ^ jiC Daybreak.
Fatigu*^, pain.
3^
"What a hideous man
ij C>djilj CUii!
jij
:
Uglin-ss, foulness. Turpitude,
iilii
Part of the whole

Half of
a. th,
He has committed
a
foul deed.
siulllj liCHh, *(
ji, Side of the body.Slope of a mountain.

Jizi-j jii,
half of
a. th.
xii-
Ugly, foul, hideous.
Reddish, ruddy,
Camel-litter,
^îi,'^ 'G-j j.
^,2 rdi\
--
Splinter, Piece of cloth.
Distance.
iJliiX a
journey.
of cloth.
Aim of a jii' ^ xl^j Long journey. Oblong piece

j^Qj
jili,
To go
off,
to
{j^C a
JLSiTj
ii
go away.
Splitting in half. Hard, painfid.
To ba
affected
with
sleeplessness.
To have
a iii^ a piercing.
llili
Contention. Schism.
malignant look.
Uterine brother : brother by the j.i father and mother. Split asunder.Half.
To make
To
paltry (gift)
To oppose a. o. To drive away a.
j iSCi.
o. ^
oiil
be paltry (gift). Paltry, scanty.

ajkZjJ aJ^Xttj
ej\.t^J '^\Xt'J Ui,
He possesses nothing. Ji' Vj ili iJ U There is no defect in Xu Vj Jail ^ C

him.
.Afflicted
To be wretched, To reduce a. o.
to destitution.
miserable.
with sleeples(eagle).
S^fii-j l^,ii<
).
oioiiTj
JsX
2^^1j,(î o
sness.
Famishing
MoSij tfiliT
o
To
face, to resist a. o.
a.
0.
To
vie
s j\,
.1
_/2i.
I_j ,
Jî
^rSi-
-^
with
in
struggling
against
be sojrel (horse
To have
a ruddy,
difficulty.
Ill-luck, distress. Sjviij 'a'p^-i 'Ui^j Cl
High,
lofty.
^<j'>^
5r
^jCi
Destitute, wretched.
"L^' t '^^
(
fair complexion. Important bu.siness. Reddish colour. Cock. Lie.
jpj^ ^ Ji.
e\^
_,ii
Outlaw.
Comb.
for \i=^
,
Jii.^
"ft"
Want, necessity. Red anemone, .^jvlij

peony.
jJiiH
jiii'j
o'îij
_^
Jd^
To doubt
-!>
.i\fe*.i;j
4:*il
hS
To be scandalised at. about. To pitch tents in one row. ^ To transpierce a. o. ^^~ To penetrate into a. th. (blade). ^j 5 To be f lUy armed. ^5LiJI j ^-tXlH ^ To scandalise a. o. s dlfetiij To throw a. o. into suspicion, s dA&*ii
doubt.
Roan, sorrel JiiL ^ '\'JiL ^ (horse). Red-haired (man).

Red-haired, fair (man).
'^\'^^\ -^
J^lr'-'J
Green wood-pecker. To cut up (a

Portion, share,
lot.
J'j^^
-Hr
jfc
îi
^^liil
^li.
slaughtered beast).
^
^
^/jii
Society. Partner, associate.
^â-^
t,^2i_
Doubt, suspicion.
Arsenic.
ip^ ^ iSli
bone.
Broad iron-head of an
arrow.
Butcher.
^^sCiJJ
Slight fissare in a
^ Scandal received. Prick with a. th. pointed. Pain X^L in the side. Chain of golden coins.
Lock
of hair on tlie top of
the head.
Weapon. Armed at
points.
d^
all
kI=<J^
To near
(a vessel)
J Cii
a îi -^
^51^1 J
jl
^>LJI
iJQ-
to the lips.
^ To
iu the throat.
Tumour
On
'iX^ ^
:c^Li,
fy-
To abuse
heap up (things). a. o. by blasfi>
f>
credit.
dlfe^ n
dllfeii-
Row
of houses.
pheming against him. To cut, to split <J^j

(stones, wood).
Cause of suspicion. -^ Scandal iLSCij given, n Sale, purchase upon credit. Troop, party, dl^'j Ojsisd. ^ Sîsfes-i
Piece of earuj ^ iii -^j then ware. Earthenware. Piece,
Way.
wise. Fruit-basket.
'i\iS
Huge
rock.
salt.
Armour. Instrument for making holes.

Dubious, suspected. Coquettish woman.
wll*
Coarse
^ ^jfcLs.* xS^^LiL n
Large hammer. ^jiCi -^ To weigh (a coin). yd o ^di -> ^ To measure with a stick. To lift
fi>
Hammer.
-r^^ Te
,
up.
A
To
? j5Cj-*Ij ji=i^j
la&ii.
JSi^
-S-
Iron-shod stick.
-^
Plumb-line.
fi>
JyCi-
give a. th. to.

jis^z^
To
afe.Ci
upset a. th.
;
^'di
-^
Gift, present.
Humbug
impostor. Fickle.
Qiji
oCJoiT a
Giver.
Tupsy turvy.
Qi
-^
J^
*^
(T-Ao
Jl
;
Bad augury.
Niggard,
ill
natured. ^joSLlj
C.5C_i
ss ^%S
<j~i
--
To moan
per^joii).
(sick
a îS.
To thank To fatten
to praise a. o.
(cattle).
To
J ^Î5j \'J^ a
To get
angi-y.
To
j^
~
sutfer.
become bountiful (man). To
yield
To b3 full of seeds To ii-ritate, to vex a.
(crop).
o.
^LV\
,5CjC
much milk (female). To put forth shoots J^L\j

(palm-tree).
J^h
s
Avaricious. SulFering pain.
Arabic thorn. Prickly artichoke.
J"}^^
To show
to a. 0.
thankfiilness
JTu,
2f
To be
doubtful
Jkllj ^}Uj,y^sLL o ^î ^ (afifdir). To ripen (grapes).
To^bftgin (a discourse) with.
To shackle (a beast), j ,}is<Jij To murk (a writing) J&^^j with points. () To entangle (a

ifc
^
Jfcti^
To To
possess milch-camehs.
be
filled
_,SC_i1
with milk
J^h
JsJxL\,
(udder).
busi-
ness).
To shower down rain (sky). To bring rain (wind). To be

(cold, heat).
intense
To be
coquettish
^Xfcui
JS^
jpiil ^ Js>J. To picture, to fashion a. th. a J'**.^ Praise. To plait two locks of her hair Thankfulness, gratefulnes.s. iX^Lzi (woman). i>- To tuck up (clothes). Sm.Tll tract of j}^^ !r e'SîsiX To bear a re.?emblauc3 to. 5 ^\^ land tilled and sown. To assume a shape, a hue. jiij Grateful. Acojl^fi^j J=^ ir ^ Tob? composed. To adorn herself knowledging a benefit.
(woman). To be red and white.
Thanks, thanksgiving,
^^
^ P
with flowers (woman).
Hireling.
*l_rrt^
-if-
^r
4j''^
Jj^Ci-
To resemble one To b3 dubious,
another.
JTlIj
Pay
of a hireling,
Kind
jfeoULlj Jkiil.
of dagger.
confused fafFiir).
Shape, J^^'j Jlfeii,1 ^ ji^j Jfe4. form, sort. Features. Figure. Convenience. Coquetry. Vowel-point. -iÛC} jU Redn(^s3 mixed with whiteness. xifeiiJ
Flirting, coquettish (woman).
with ySjîs^zlj jj\U ^ j[^L milk (udder) ; with tears (eye). Very grateful. Fattened at j^^ small expense.
Filled
Ofishoot, sprouts of
trees. Fine
iiSL
__3^' -r -f^r^ hair on the temples. Interior bark of a tree. Pith.

(pl'iiit).
Touchy.
Shackle, bond.
White
jiaj^
'ji^ "> ^ i}\is^
Hemlock
Yielding
sTJ-y^^
(
spot on a horse's feet. Nosegay. Bouquet. J^lii ^ iic%U5
much milk
female
).
MilchjT^Ci-i
<
cow.
Likeness.
^
*l6:iiJj
Jfli'
Milky plant.
He baars a
<^j
jfCi, ji
;1&J-' *-?
To
prick a.
0.
with
\Js>j^
jfcii.
-^
likeness to his father.

Side. Flank. Rule of
(a sword, the tongue).
Jfl^ ^
sifU.
Cross-tempered,
Je-^}
J^=>-='
ii'
conduct. Intention. P/. Tracks bran-
To
from a main road. Admixture of j^î ,^ -y^di j. Jfeii-1 red on white or of white on red.
ching
off
a yj^^J^^ *Z-[isi^ be d'oss-tempered.
^.Sij^
o ,jSLti
Want,
necessity.
:
-yîsiS
To treat a. 0. harshly. To quarrel. The day before the new

Avaricious. Harsh-
^\i'
^jS\^
,jJsk
Foot-soldiers
foot-
jTl^ ^
tTîT
tjr^^-î CT-^"-^
men. Side, flank.
Want.
Intricacy.
Manner.
ii&*i-1
tempered.
J-lil
Complaint,
(r-v
Kvery one acts
in his
%s'^^^ oj^^j *j,^^
charge, accuaation. Thing complained il ^^^mJ'j ts'JsjL

of.
own way,
jSTii^^ iiTllji
Likeness.
Dubious
-iSC-ij
affau',
jsU;:
ii5:Li;j jfLij:
complaint.
cX^^
^
-r
a'J*^
difticulty.
Small water-skin. ComplaiX^Ci,j

Complainant,
plaintilK
"CSiJij
XlSCii
Solution of dubious
things.
Shacliled.
jrîJI
tj*-
6ii.j '^^Li
ning. Pitiable. Unwell.
Having a white
^5Ci,1j
,
J^^CsJJ
spot on one or three feet (horse).
To reward,
*;;ip
vU=ii o
Fullv armed.
to retribute a.
o. -^
Complained
of, ci.lprit.
5oi/v
jl(i_^
To
jIJI^.^SCjIj
bribe (a judge).
bite a. o.
^
To ."lap a. o. To bridle n îS. CîXj CJS

jJ=^'j
o J*^
J^ *
(a horse).
He who
receives
S-î
To
Bit.
a complaint. Niche for a lamp in a wall. SiSCi^; To be '^]j 'jlj yxCj yS a ;[}i: -{i^ dried up or disabled (hand). May thy fingers never be ii^^ ji,' V
,
Gift, bribe.
j,^^^j jî^j ^J,lfe:ti. ,^ X^^^ Incompliance. Repression of injustice.
Uutractable, i;Xl)l Jo-iX jl i;:5CjC j 'i

unyielding.
withered.
To
To
dj-ive
away
yiSj
X^
>
Chest, drawers.
xtofJ'Û^.
(camels).
stitch (clothes).
:
Amble, pace of a horse.
i>-5Ci,l
Te Ts
To shed
y^
To be
ahke
5 uifej^^j
^L./i
Aj'Ci-
'i^^
(tears
eye).
to.
(affair).
To have the hand dried up. '^\ To disable a. o.'s hand (God). a~ To dasli forth (torrent). To fall Jjlji_
in large drops (rain).
To be ambiguous To be alike.
cj\^_i,j olici,j
<S^1
tSihS
lfei.i. -}i-
iSji^^j <s"^^ o
To complain
^"9^.}
J| ^ û_Sv.Xj Tj'SLi.j
Withered hand.
Indelible stain.
jli jLi
of...
to a. 0.
To complain
of o.'s state J
jl
Jl
May
thy hand never
>Ui V
jl
Jyi, V
to a. o. (sick, destitute person).
be di-ied up Light handed. '^^ Good companion.

Scattered (people). Long, distant aim,
To
attect, to s
'e$^j^'_^^j l^JCi
J^^
jiiJ^
jU'
J>Li,
distress a. o. (illness).
To To
To
To
soothe (a plaintiff).
listen to the
com-
yi,j
<
^'ine-prop.
ai -^
plaint of a. o.
give to a.
o.
a cause of
^ Skein.
-^
stiff-
complaint.
1
Disabled,
Oi ^
'û-
>
;>,
satisfy the complaint of
handed. Dried np (hand). Wool-cloth. Bed of a stream. Cataracts of the Nile.
a. o. by.
.^
dil ^
sj
j^
He is accused of. To complain to a. o. To be diseased (eye,

limb).
To
To To
fall in
drops
To complain
of
to one another-
(water).
drip (blood, water).
(sickness, pain).
To complain
Disease
;
S^
drip (blood
sword).
M^îJj ,^>Sj '^Lj i^LL
Dropping.
complaint.
A
Fond of sweets.
Sirocco.
(
(r AY)
l^V'^
for J^'î,
)
jli
jjZX <
dlii Ik
Active, ready to J4liS^j Jiii'j service (man).
jUi
Strawberries.
Spark.
Dai'acl-weoc]. ^Ci,j Ji'yi'i Jî^ P To perplex a. o. 5 j<L <> To be perplexed. j^\ < To set olfi to depart. \'y\ o'%i ^ ^ To lift, to take np a. th. To pour (a hot liquid) for
J^ -
^\
Falling in drojjS jliL^j JilL^j jlLi (water, blood).

Polite, com.'ly, gentleman.
if-
-^Ts
Barber.
shave, to dress
a. o."s
To
hair.
To be shaven, dressed. To kick. To flatten (dough)

Thin mattress.
2:liTs
cooling
it.
To To To
call
a (beast). excite a dog against.

call a
To undress
change
^'
its
o.'self.
To
GJLi'
r-li^
-ft-
feathers (bird).
To apos-
to
(J
tatise (monk).
help.
To get angry. Remaindi^r, remains.

Liinl) of the body.
-<>
J-^l
^ Û, Diseased meat.
'î,!
iliij
PI. Reins of a bridle.
To throw off, to reject a. th. ^ -^ To sti'ip a, 0. of his clothes. 5 ^ji To make a. o. strip oil his clothes. > To strip a. o. (brigand). Sharp, cutting sword. ,nis.' ^ 'VWLi
Apostate (monk). Brigandage. Dressing-i'oom 5^ Qj; ^ (in a bath). Mantle cloak.
if-
Body
If-
of an animal. Remains. Piece of meat.
9^,Ci.
9-_.Lsj
G5li
<!vi]
li.;.
<
Large spoon.
ifc
,JiJJ -ifj
ydi.A
To .smell at. ^xilj ^ To take a walk. '\/^\ ' To have a hauglity bearing. C>4.i, a To be lofty (moimtaiu). To be tried, proved. To make a. o. to smell. 5 To smell at 0. a. v-^'j y^ To draw near to a. o. or fi>j s ^li
fi>
?di> -^
To To
To
split a. th.
* ^}
js.
o a
fii
*
>
"^
-fi-
despoil a.
o.
Jallj
Joii! -^
(thief).
To
plunder, to pilfer.
strike deep roots (tree).
jX
^ ^14
Root. Conch-grass.
Knife.
J._^'
Jc?i'$^
J-^
'Vkiij J^li
a. th.
To pass in raising the head. To go astray from. Give me your hand. iJ^j To smell, to inhale slowly. To scent a. th. To inhale
(an odour). Smelling, inhaling of Smell (sense).
Tobacoo-srAiff.
a.
^
j,;î,
^1
1
To To
burn, to roast.
cleave (the head).
fi>
h^ >
Cdi^ a îC
^
> >
n
-fi-
Iion-rod.
îi, -^
Xii^'
.J^î.^
Wallet.
Rope
of palm-leaves.
Water-fall.
j^\'i
Jaiii]
j'li^
th
"...
To To
i .'
blot (writing), to scrawl.

.split
a. th.
ij
Csli
lengthwise.
<)
o Spring-holiday in Egypt.
To
ci'umble
To strike a. 0. down (wall).
jii
^ flat *^
Sweet smell.
-^
Fine shape of the nose. Height oij^ a mountain. Proximity. Remoteness.
To stand on end (hair). -<> To perceive stealthily. To have suspicion of.

Small
Knife.
fish
;
High
(saddle).
^.^f'
'J^^
eel.
Fine-nosed. High.
V^V <i v
(
Lizard's eggs.
Proud. Sweet-smelling streaked melon.
un.
:jiiJ,
^C
Grooms. Beggar's bag.
3y^
er^
Sulphur-wort, hog's
fennel [plant).
(r
^ j,Ui-JI
S
1
^
To To
Wick-holder.
oOC-i-
Scents, perfumes.
I
Fennel (plant). Acute (pain).
Jj. -^ j %'J^
j
I
Smell, scent. Musk. Nosegay,

smell a. th.
rejoice
'-
fi>
;;
-'
^î-
<>
Diamond.
Expeditious.
Jr^''i -'it^J
I
repeatedly.
_j
7j\'^j C"liX a
evil.
:
:
^^ -^
z^
Swift (she-camel).
Etfective.
at another's
S't'^
Exerting
^"S^
himself.
I
Clinging to Sîll^j ^^'Xjl ^ S>,U the teeth (gum).

,
To greet (a sneezer) to say s ^ti God bless you. To disappoint a. o. To make a. o. to rejoice ^ s
at his enemies'
evil.
'
To To
stitch (clothes).
utter
confused
A ^ To be balked, disappointed. ^5^1 j <loy at another's evil.

rr'j'->i~
dij
<.'i['^
speech.
Rejoicing at an
Foot. leg.
evil.
c^Ci
Mixed with truth
r-i^,î' -r wO*-^ (falsehood). Pi. Trifles, vanity.

-^yj^Jhi
c.>l>i T *StCi, Fulfilling the wish of his ^-^1^^!! f.^^

Cj\^^
Palm, vine- kij<<S ^ branch loaded with

bunch.
in
,jj^=.'j J._ j,lo-i. J
feel
^/y^-ii-
fruit, a
Branch
of a
enemies. Disappointed, balked.
J^^j
stripped of its leaves. Stalk
Uttering wishes.
cî
King blessed by his sub-
c-ti- i^'"
o j,L,>-^
,
c
o
jects.
tatters (clothing).
To
^j A
'jCilj
1%!
disgu.'^t at,
to loathe a. th. to get altered (face).jtii

;'j;
To contract,
To stitch (clothes). To mix a. th. To urge on, to press To go away from.

1
fi>
(kii^ o ^'^ -^
a. o.
^
rr^^
(^-tijC
Contraction, shrink.
Disgust, horror.
jlii-j jlln^l^
Small quantity. have not tasted any

thing.
cj'i
'''*
Loathing, disgusted.
j:^!.*
To be To be
,_,~^ '\j , Ci-i- a ,j-^j o i ,_;-ii. -ilbright, glorious, sunny (day).
To
be lofty
&->î^'j S-.ii
!^4i^ -^
(b ;ilding, mountain).
refractory
C-Ci j C-î-
o ,j-ii-
To magnify
o.'s self.
ijtj j\ iljl
^CJ^j
(horse).
To show enmity to. J To cast suspicion on a. o. s To spread a. th. in the sun. To worship the sun. < To befi>
,_,-ii,
,_^ti,
To lift up, to raise a. th. To be lofty. To become proud.

Far-extending (desert).
Height.
Lofty. Haughty.
fin
^^
r.>Ci5
,j~^ ,_^tX
r>*-^
.^jU
come a deacon.
<
.^^ ^ Â^
X^j
,
To
a.s.sist
(a priest) as
^_^ti.
To
deacon.
J^t^î J>^} walk quickly.
\yo-i'
J-^
"^
To
be exposed to the sun.

in
To
^^15
bask
the
sun. -^
To
get a sun-
stroke.
Sun. Kind of necklace
Sunny, solar.
Gira.sol {mineral).
^
<
'^^r*^
j^^
Umbrella, d Window-blind. :cl_4.i, Small metallic oL-ii- rr <^^

:
To pick up a. th. JiLj J^ To tuck up (a garment). A ^^-^ To send off (a ship). To purpose a. th. J To despatch (a work). j To urge on (camels). i JtS'\ To .slay a. o. with (a sword). *_ 5 To prepare for. J _^.ijlj J^'j jS^
fin
di.sk
plate of a lock.
Liberal. Pei'spicacious
energetic.^^
"CJrii
Sea-samphire (plant).
a'J^
J^ To shine, to light (lamp). Wax. Caridlt'. ( un. !;:;_ )

Mirthful, jolly.
(r
^^^^,'1
Sunny (day). Restive (horse). Wicked

(man).
!
p_î^' ^r /^-i-
^y,
f'
Exposed
Deacon.
to the sun (field).

-^
^,^,
,^
f'
Dealer
in
wax. d Candlestick.
îî-
Clerk of iLlii]
^rCi- S
,_,_ilAi
Pegs for clothes. "Wax manufacture. SiiiJi Waxed. <> Oil-cloth, waterproof,
a priest.
I
Ba.sking in the sun. Sturdy.

Avaricious.
î
*
Candlestick.
To speak fluently. Caii, a îTo urge on s ^jal.t,j Cal o

,
-^
To be in a rage. 'Jai^l. li To be scattered. To disperse. 'Sî\j J^'^>j Ji

owiitlUi-i^j
jj^..i._j
.sharply (a beast).
To shudder with
j
fear.
*
j
Very
lively (maid).
*i4.i._j (Jii-i'
Quickness, promptitude.
running (she-camel j.
Strong-headed (horse).
Contracted, shrivelled up.
u^-*-^^-^
i
To be mei-ry. (XiS. a j- - To be very lively. JîJ To blow (north wind), "vfjii,' o jiil To expose a. th. to the yc^S
fi>
To
A KIIj
a. th.
-tttij
Ckii
h'^
-f{-
mix up To have
(tree).
'
its foliage
scattered
north wind.
To wrap
the teats
2?
jiilj,!^
- To
!
fill
(a
ve.-^sel).
< To
rifle,
fi>
of a (ewe) in a bag.
to pluck a. th.
To wrap
a. o. in
^ jlj ,Vî,j ^;_i a a cloak. To be exposed to the Jî/j >Ui. a north wind.
,
J^
<>
To become hoary. To grow all at once

youth).
(plant,
To
ycS
j^j "5,i^j ycS

j\ {jki
jil
Hoariness.
include, to
comprehend.
Û-i-lj
Aroma-
i\ii,1j
LC^- ^ ia4j
-la*
He has done \yl

good or
evil to
jî^
tics, jjick'es.
them
all.
To hasten. Jirilj J^jlj jt To be exposed to the north wind, j^^l To be wrapped in a cloak. To give a cloak to a. o. j To wi'ap o.'self in ^ Jiii-'j jtl^
clothes.
Uproar, disturbance. XlÛ^ Te Mixed. Partly green and pai'tly Ja-^-i' dry (plant). Black and white (wolf). Variegated.
Dawn.
Skein, spindleful.
li^[:^
Ja-^^l
^ hîS
-^
To wrap
o.'self in clothes -'CJaW Ji-xil,
Hoary. oVk4.ii.j Jai^'?- '^'-i^ - -t*^^ Party, band. Rent J3->v;_ ~r i'^*~' "^
(clothes).
for sleeping on the ground.
To encompass, to include. To be universal, common

Meeting. Parting. Things
collected.
\s.
Jixil^
The horses came

separate troops.
in
JaJî^
s
jli-JI
o*W-{^
to
all.
j;_
To detain To urge
a. o. in
a. o.
a. o. gently.
OiiX o JaiiTo speak
to
May God
May God
unite them,
_Îii^
'<ii1
î^f
settle their affairs.
To mix up
^4^4-^- '*^
a gentle yet severe tone. * a. th. To take little

liii^j 'iji.ij
scatter them,
J^*
by
little.
disorder their aHairf?.
To
joke,
iCJ- -^
Small quantity. Small Jlii,1 ^ j'^ number. Cloak covering the wholeo!>î-ii ^ ^'^ body. -^ Small turban, head-band.
to sport.
To be scattered (th). To wax a. th. To make a. o. to play.
î-i
S
1*
(rv
1:1
JU~i.j Jt;4j jii^j
J'-
j_s^j
To To
hate, to loathe a. o.
confess, to
Slii-
a *i>i.j
admit a. th. To hate o. a.

Hatred.
iJiij
North wind. Bundle of spikes. ill;_i' <>-j JU Sack put upon the udders of a Ji; ewe.
Left hand, ji^'_, jJv;^:^
left side.
j4i,'i
Slls-j S5';ji
-lli^ -^
'
Hating, loathing.
V^vbhon'ing.
Pui-e. Continence.
(i'Ui^j
fi,
Bad omen.
Sj'Di-
oLXi-
Natural disposition.
S'}^
-^
*^^
Good
qualities.
Flocks libei-ally given. Ugly, foul.

Hated, hateful. To have fine teeth. To be cool (day). Whiteness of the teeth.
taches.
Northern, northerly.
Wine, fresh wine.

jLi/
.^^
"5^
Mulberry. Raspberry. j^.iii; ^ General, common. iUr'^, Cloak covering the iX^t^
<
Mas- ^l
whole body. Small dagger worn under the

clothes.
Cold (day).
^Jl kJ\z^ ) 'Lai/ jt >_
î^j ^S^
^:ii.j
Having
fine teeth.
V,~Li,
Exposed to north wind. Gifted J^4,i/J with good qualities. Cooled (wine).
Cooled wine. ~i^zS To be smart, sprightly. ji4_iC^ Brisk (she-camel). Jc^J J>Cs. Small quantity. J^-l^ J>4-i'
Seedless pomegi'anate.
Circle, fl.mge.
Measure holding
or eight mudds.
six
JjUi-
Leather-bag, knapsack. Women's ample

trousers.
n Sprightly.
:iUzLi <>
jNIedlar.
iii_iJ
Scattered on
fin
all sides.
'CS-
To rend
Finger.
(clothing)
Beet-root, a Buoy.
To mix
(
(winej with
To be hard
palm).
hand-
Gli
water.
To
start horsemen
To
r-^^j ^>^ wrinkled, contracted (skin).
be
r-^b
To
wrinkle, to contract (the

:
upon (the enemy). if- To sprinkle with dust. fi> JS To be worn ^j'^b Sl^l) J^'^J cr^^
stiff
skin
fire, cold). -^
To
give a
out (water-skin).
neck
(cold).
,j.Jij
To be wrinkled,
(skin).
i>-
dried up
dust.
o^j
cAij
To sutler from a wry-neck. To be in convulsions.

Spasmodic contraction. Camel. CoDvulsioM. <> Wry-neck.
^Jii
?i
To be covered with To become lean.

out skin.
Tall. Lean. Starved.
oUj
Ciii--l
i."
Worn
otii
Anchuia tindoria, orcanet.
j&Ji P
To dishonour
Tall (camel).
a. o.
ip
^JS,
tj.
^ *
-R"
To take
_-^
V U^j sf.^j
ilij
out
^C
>
Mi.k thinned with water. Cool water. Poured (water)
fii,
^-.i.
Water
Alcali.
-if-
flowing from a skin.
the thorns of palm-trees. .,-..' --.''

Uîr
,-.
(_)Vat-:-_j
o^j9ii:ij i^jîiii,
'
Powder, dust.
(glass;.
Summit
of a mountain.
^rxii-'j
To be cracked
ôiij Îdi*
Repast given
Nature, behaviour.
^
iSr-J
-H-
on the completion of a building, on the return fiom a journey.
Piece of meat.
rvO
(a
peg.
-^
To
thi-ottle a. o
To hang
4>
To defame,
to dis-
jv-
jî.
-tt-
culprit).
gi'ace a. o.
To
put a piece of -wood

like a. th.
Disgrace, shame.
into a hive.
To To To
To
CCi a JfiCj
Wicked, ill-natured. To stamp (a coin).
cut, to divide a. th.
To
jii
'
tie a. th.
iiLi.
"^
receive the price of blood.

o's.lf to
Now,
presently.
i_>
"^^
v?,-^
a ,>î-'j
"J
pay the bloodwite. jt < Strangulation. Hanging. jii,' Blood-money, Sm-erogatory gift, jii' jui Strap of a water-skin. Long. Covetous. jlXil^jiior to bind
treat a.
o. hauglitily.
To
stick to.
Ujîi.'
^^
Swift running
(horse).
'^ptJ^j
'^\Si
Jaii,'
^/^-ui,
Pieces of roasted meat.
itiiT
-tt-
Roast meat.
11L2
To
revile, to
disgrace
a. o.
^ Jal^'
!r
-ft-
Piece of
wood
for raising
honey- j^î^
Rogue,
sly fellow.
Ji%'^
comb.
Self-conceited, foppish.
Carved (meat).
Gallows.
To
abstain.
To
^\-J> ^ -.ijjiJ dress gaudily. dUi.
-^
<
Summit of a mountain. To find a. o. foul. s To revile, to dishonour a. o. To have a loathing for. ^j CJi.' a To be Iji^^j CJij Ciiij *tUi. o
foul, ugly,
-Ci^^ 53ji*^J *" Qj, a ^liT -ft-
r^
;cli<
a. th. a To trip jSCii ^ up a. o. Hook. Window-catch. ^^Cli. Ts Fishing-hook. Hooked peg. To scratch (the skin;. fi> C^ o ^^
To raise To hook
the head.
^tC -^
infamous.
-Ji-
Hard
labour.
ci\'_f
iliU
^>i- -^
To disgrace a. o. S ^li To charge with foul deeds. To be swift in (running). j îJj To despatch (business). To ride (a horse). To take up (arms). To find a. th. hateful.
'J'''i\
To be grayi.^h. To altei' the

To
deprive a.
o.
L-lii-b
5 t_|-'j
,^''^
Ugliness. Pj-ofligacy. ^.y^j
"iiKui^j
"v^
i^-
a ,_'
Dastardly act.
complexion (heat,
(drought).
cold).
of his income j
^îl
Mountain covei'ed with snow. ^4^ Gray, gray co'oui". î^j -r^
Bright
blaze.
mous, hideous. Spreader of false news. To look at a. c J>

scornfully.
^4^
wî-b ^4^^ oC44^ ^

Bright meteor. Star.
v^
Brisk,
To hate, to loathe a. To adorn a. o. with

earrings.
O.J^
t ^
sprightly.
Dauntless warrior, hero. Stars shining brightly.
v_j^-JI >->\4~;
^h\
To adorn (speech). To wear earrings.

Earring for the upper
part of the ear. Net-sack for straw.
<->>--'
Gray, grayish. ^_^ ^ 'L^S. j> îill Glcssy (armour). Serious affair. Gloomy and cold day. >J'^\ >jj Year of drought. w-.*i,1 >'*
Surname
Aleppo.
of the
town
of
'Uii^
Contemner, scornful. He has treated us

scornfully.
*i
Surname
sons.
of king Almond/ier''s,^'ii.y\
To
pull
Aj
Jiilj î^
,
o Jli-
-ft-
the
bi"idle (rider).
To
strap (a waterjli,
To witness a. th. /* To give evidence on.
iS^
J^
a
-ft-
skin).
jil4.i
J-fii
To
tie (a
beast) to an elevated
rvT
j-
More
celebrated.
^îi^l
^b
aî-
Famous. Divulged. -'.i^Cii ^ j>ii-* Monthly wages or pension. s^CiJ To bray 0\i^j (t^ a j^j aji - (ass). To be lofty (building, mouni
tain).
To have
To bring
the
evil
LSi+ijj ^^^^j
v'jlii,'
death-rattle.
To
on
sob.-<>-To
hiccough.
a.
(look).
Death-rattle. Sobs.
hiccough. Final sound

braying.
of
aa ass's
rattle, sobbing Hiccough. High, lofty (mountain). In a rage. To be of a dark î-^b "^^ a -ff blue colour mixed with red (eye). To hurry on a. th. j lf. -^ To abuse a. o. s jAli To fade away (brightness of j^lT the face). -^ To be short (garment). To get ready for action. To take a
^
,
Repeated
J^
good turn
(affair).
Dark
blue colour.
Jii^j *U^'
Unavoidable business. Dark blue mixed jî,'
'y.^
^ -^^ ^ Jîl
C4^
a o
with
red.
5 C'ji^j
To
frighten
î,
j f'
a. 0.
To urge on (a horse To be sharp-minded, energetic (man). To

(horse).
).
s C, îlî'
îi
be
full
of vigour
"Wisdom. Vigour, energy.

Sharp-mingled, clever.
*^î
j,\^
^\,
Energetic.
Chief enjoying authority.
>._^'
Hedge-hog, urchin.
Fright^-ned. Energetic, clever,
j,*^
^^îj:
Gerfalcon.
Steelyard
cnAUij o^VyL ^ cnAli. beam A a balance.
Projecting balcony.
Cft4iiiiTE
To bray
Braying
(ass).
(of the ass).
,
^^
S|^ a '^^j
)
jliiT
kL'^L -^
lii -^
*
To To
i/-i,lj ^/li-jj
covet, to long for.
excite
in a. 0.
the
desii-e of.
Crvr
To
point out a. th.
J( jCi-^j
jâ. o.'s 0.
j>^
witli ftlia finger).
To comply with To importune a.

requests.
wishes.
5
u-
with
î,1 Aij
To consult a. o. 5 jViX Ij jjli* To give (advice) to a. 0. v-J Jt jCi'l To feel ashamed. To consult togetliei". To g;i tiler (honey) To become fat (cattle). To jLix-l.
attire o."s self.
Desire, appetite, 'lîilj , olîi^

lust.
t S+^
j,
Longing
for.
-C.^
Appetible (food). Wished.

Desiring eagerly.
Ji>.iLi3
j^
'>i,l>i-ij oVjÎ-
Covetous, lewd.
Honey taken from the hive
J^^
O'^-^
Keen-sighted.
_^|
J^Q- Jaij
v''-^
''^
Advice, counsel.
To mix up
a. th.
^ Ai
CCij
Gîl o
Shape,
jUij
j'S^j j>j'j 3>^J
with.
figure. Beauty. Ornament. Shame, confusion. <>- Embroide- oj\i
To
avert an evil from.
< To
^ ^j-tij
Avicennia red handliercliief. nnli^. desert-shrub.

<f-
of/ici-
be warm (man). To be mixed, mingled. cjOiilj Mixture. Honey, Warmth,

-(f-
4_j^
i^CiJl
^'y
Avenue.
Bee-hive.
Council. Counsel.
warm. He does not

possi'ss an) thing.
ujj^
"^J
-'>^
J^ ^
Counsellors.
Deceit, embezzlement.
Stain.
luck.
Privy council. ^ Council of state.

Thurible, censer.
Blemish,
Ill-
v4.'>-i';r
Kitchen ustensils luggage. Fine horses. Ridge, slope. To stand on a ridge.

Counsellor, minister.
Mixture. Mixed, mingled.
Flask -case. Rural guard, keeper. To appoint a keeper for

corn-fields.
To swing
(the arms)
^^ ^_^
Good
adviser.
j^
allusion.
jy>.
in running.
Fine poem.
Indication, sign. Hint
s^G-i
To deny
Fir-tree.
a. th.
Pronoun demonstrative
i^
Kind of
.Joist,
kite. Vulture
Sign of the cross.
plank.
Consultation.
The aforesaid. Sown land.

Counsellor.
<>
jS^'^-i J->S^'' ?r Sj^-=-^

j_î.;
^ji.;!
Adoi-ned, embellished.
To set (sun). To cover the sun (cloud). To put a turban on a. 0. To put on a turban.
Turban. jjj\^^ ^jM^
rr
i\xiij
iji.'J
Field-marshal.
il>=-;j i!^^
Fore-finger.
3ii.>*
Advice given oOj-^-'* w 3>^J 3>-* or received. Order.
To
collect
honey
hive.
fi>
j^h ,'J'^j
ic.
from the
The evangelical
counsels.
To advise a. 0. to. ^ To try s jiz:\j jyL) \yCî \jjS,

,
jCi.
Counsellor, adviser
(a horse) before buying
it.
Horse-show. Good appearance, Errand Instrument for jj Csj: ^ collecting honey.

-fy-
To make
to blaze.
j'j-=^ j j'y^l
fire
cjj
jî-b
j^b
Jj^
j'j^
To show To make
a. th. to.
a. 0.
^j Jl
ashamed
by.
fj
rvt
1
To smear
vith
(a camel)
To walk
o
to and fro.
,
tar.
Kj^'jî
C^
^^
ij'î
(j-Ci.
-ft-
To be attired. To pi'epax'e (an eye-wash). To show a. th. To overlook, to overtop u.

(a p!ac).
fi>
îiiT
fi>
Sy^
have a scornful look Looking with contempt.
'L.-, j~' -^
fjfi^
dS
%\i.\jfj^\
To
disorder (a bu-fy
siness).
o''
To impair
o.
J^^-^ tr-î -Ji( health ). To
To f-ar a. o. To attire o.'self. To look from an elevated

spot.
"
trouble a.
o>iJ
^ To
be sick, unwell.
^ cJîJ
To beholl, to observe To become hardened

(wound).
To be disordered (affair). To be disorderly (mob). Lock of the scalp, crest.

M;islin.
jNIisuu'lerstanding, difference,
Harrow.
Oats.
Sight, view.
Constable, Serjeant.
Disorder, disturbance.
^
^j,Ls. Ts
Ailment, indisposition
a. th.
Pumice
stone.
<jij^ >(-i's^
To rub
with
Cs^
a o ^/Ci
-ft-
Eye-wash, eye-powder.
Military scout.
the hand.
oUlij
(coin}.
"I'cL
Bright, smooth
Smeared
,
jji.^
with tar (camel).
To To
excite a Ji s desire in.

tie (the
J^'j C5>i
o jCi,
-ft-
To clause, to wash a. th. A To pick (the teeth). /b ^Cilj t>^j To have the tooth-ache a pain ^Ci in the bjwels. To struggle in his To throb mother's womb ( foetus
: ).
ropes of a tent) Jl
desire
Jlj
/b
jCi,
(artery).
to (the poles).
To be
J^l3
squint-eyed.
^'^
a <jyL
To show earnest
foi-.
To long for. Yearning.

Ropes of a tent. Propensity.
Inspiring a desire.
Pain in the beUy. Throbbing of an artery. Pleui-isy. Bad temper. i/Cj4r Squint (eye). ^yL r: '\^'^ j- ^'/i-\ To make a long i^ L^ji
-ft-
w^
journey.
To cook
(plants
(meat).
:
To
blast
A-
Burning with desire. Long. Leaned against a wall (a water

skin).
cold).
To jade (a hoi-se). Race on horseback. Sunbeam penetrating

-ft-
i)j
To be sharp-pointed. CfyJ^ o ill^ To show his vigour (man). To prick a. o. (thorn). s To wound a. o. ^ j\ s ilCfJj dCi,
fi>
through a loop-hole. Smokeless blaze. Jji^j ^\'yL Ji^

Inteuiseness of (fire, heat).
-ft-
To have a
blaze on the G^îT a f,j
-iir
with a thorn. To fall amongst iX-^j xS(^ a ilCi thorns. To walk amidst thistles. To ba covered with red pimples di^
(boJy).
cheek (horse). To have bristled hair. Blaze on the cheek cf a horse. Having hard and f-yf ^ '\s.j v pS-^^ bristly hair having a blaze on the
:
^^
ch'-ek (horse).
To b3 thorny (tree). ii'jih To put forth feathers (chick) ; new hair (shaven head).
^j-^
iiy
Oven-poker.
f-l^^"
To
polish a. th. -^
To *
ii'jL o
jLi
-ft-
see a. th.
"
Raising jli,j jlij Jlî-'j J^' ^ j;,Uthe tail (.siio-camelj. In the seventh Jl^l ?t?.j J|^ ^r i^.'^ month of her pregnancy (she-camel). Tenth month of the oVlJii y- Jl}i^
lunar year.
Scorpion. Koal-mouthed
To arm a. th. with thorns To be pi'icked by thoi'ns.

Thorn, prickle, point. He ('ame with all his
peophi.
<^
^\'y\
i)U'
iJîJ
<
^ 'S^
J>Jii\j iJjiJb \^
Warrant, proxy,
prickle,
).
iJ^Jjl
j'^l
(woman ).i]|'i,
>. JS-i'l
judicial evidence.
Left-hamled.
'V^
Small scythe.
Asli-stair used
Jî-;
in.sects
a point. Sting (of Buckle. Tongue.
Spill".
To
settle
by donkey-boys. j,S a (difli O tr'jjî' v;_^

dâ-
cultios)
"Weapon. Power, miglit. Weaver's instrument. Whitlow. -^ Fork. Hrank-ursine {plant). i^l xS'yC fya Prickly
fig, fruit
To store up a. th. To be light-witted. Foolish woman.
of the
(J,>i oy.
OyzJ
k)'j^
cactus.
if-
Sorophularia, fig-
sTi^'
^j.;i-;,-^
Man
of wai', ship of war.

;
ol>
'
"Warehouse
Barn.
magazine. o>i^ ^
otii/j
XS^'yXî us>yi.
v>i-' "^
wort {pi). Thorny (tree).

Bri.stling
6^j,xSit' ^
dOCi,
To
To
bu Ctî a
fi'ighten
o oCi
-U-
deformed
(face).
;
with arms. Ground covered with

thorns.
*_rCi,
u^jl
to hate a. o.
To
Rough to the hand strike a. o. with the evil eye. 'U=.**i (cloth). To covet, to seek greedily after. Jl oCiTo be long or short (neck). Câ o^ Thorny (tree). To render a. o. unseemly (God). 5 o^ Covered with red pimples (body). To cast an evil look upon ^5 To be raised To be deformed, unseemly. CvîTj Tj o Jl'i.To be altered so as to be unJ- (tail). To be outweighed (scale of
known.
Unseemliness, ugliness.
balance).
-K-
To
XT
raise the tail
irJCilj liJoj
Great distance. Shah, king of Persia. King (at cX^

che.ss).
(she-camel).
Check-mate,
is
lit
the king
fruit.
deadj,ji;
He got angry, and then appeased. He is dead. They went oflf. To hft (a stone). To *
iiiii;
cJCi
^^^^j
JCi'lj
~ ^
Chestnut, tree and

Corijza odora.
ou P P
dii:*a,P
jailftCi
To
Provost of merchants.
carry (a load). be empty and flaccid (skin, Jjii udder). To be scanty (water, milk).
4^
Hemp Common
Ociinum
basil.
fumitory
)niniinuni,
P sweet /Jiki^ P
^j{\^
<^S^J ^j 'jVL
"jÛVi-
To lift (a stone). To attack o. a. with

spear).
JjCi
(the
^_j
JjCijj
Sharpsighted.
o^.i,
^ v^^l
To be To be
lifted (stone).
JCijI^
at enmity with.
in
J
Jl^-il
JCxil,
rr
Remainder of water
'^S^J
kind.
J^-^
Royal, imperial.
"Wild
bovine
Goat.
Buffalo.
Desert, waste land. a vessel, Sturdy, sprightly man. jij Upper part of a scorpion's sting .<!^'
-(f-
J^
Woman.
Evil-eyed.
_^'
Foolish (woman).
^ .u>i ^
o;>i,1
Large sack.
OV)>i.'
^ JO- ^
J^Z
Hoopoo
(bii'd)
rw
lU
White-haired. Cold and foggy (day).
Caii''0, chintz.
J Cij
oClij
,
-4^'
c^^
ip
To do
a. th.
^Ci^j
(i>4i^
^(i-
cai-efuliy.
To render
a. o. cautious.
To
tJS
cast a threatening look upon.
To fight with. s G-Cijj ^9-jCiJ r6\^ To apply o.\self to. j 9-li-b To grow wormwood (land). ^Ci'l To avert the face fiona. ^s. ii'j Kind of wormwood. Cantiou.s, ^^ min Iful. <> Broora-plaut .speedwell.
:
Zeal. Barrenness.
^Ci
^--îj^j
Assiduous. Cautious,
Zealous. Protector.
c
oUli
1
nJ,Ci-
o-jii^j
'
.'
;J
' A^j^J
.
>
'
*,..^j^J \9i^
'
,'.-.'
.!'"'><.
^<-^
^-rM w
To become old (luan). iU-ji-^j To be elderly. ^l To call a. o. a chief, senior. s ^ To a;>i)oint a. o. as chief S To insult a. o. To rebuke a. 0. To become old. To pretend to ^Jl7
ic-
be a chief. Old age. Old ^,Ci^^
w:_^4^j
Ipsli^j ,^\^\j
zCji-SS
-rj^ sr ''-' man. Elder, cheikli. Chief of a tribe.
Mayor. Professor. Husband.

Chief,
Satan lit the fire.
mayor of a village The chief of

:
jdsi-
The
Cheikh-ul-Islam.
INIati'on, elderly
woman.
fi>
li-Ji
ii-SJJ'
Republic.
To
coat (a wall)
jij,\jLL
iCi, -^
with plaster. To raise (a building).
To anoint a. th. with. To cause a. 0. to perish.
,_)
oliT
To
r. escort (a fanei'al). To aee
(
s
rvY
fS.
Plastered (wall).
Lofty, high (building).
a. o. depart. To encourage a. o. To consume a. th. bj fire. jUJu A To call (cattle) ^ ^ti,ij i>S^3 A^
To
fall
from a rock.
stripes
Rock.
lagging behind the
flock.
j
To make red
^Q,
on (cloth).
a,
To accompany a. o. for business. To be the partisan of.
Wood
for
making bowls.
May
safety ^>llJo ji >>ltj| ^\ JCt'Cil follow you. Good speed.

^liJ
^.txilj
Date with a tender stone. ^ _ ^ <> Ramrod. Spit. Window-shuttei

Small-pox. Narghileh.
<iai-
To become a Shiite, To form a party, a sect,

Quantity. Following.
I
^CiJ
;iljr
Breach -loader. Sample.
oUsi-i
^
.4
Ts Ts
f,.
Tk
-fr
shall coine to thee
ixS
j\
\jS
ixJS
To
chastise
a. o.
îi
^^
to-morrow or the next day. Aromatic plant sought by bees.

Separate
sevei'ely.
xZL
{un. ^Ci.) f.Ci.lj /î ^ x-Li pai'ty, sect, diSsent. Shiites ; sectators of Ali, metualis.
Dates of bad quality, (un. *.i.^ û^c-i Harshness of temper. lt''^ Enmity. X^'i\jJ>
To
be
xt'^îj
Wuij
(
Ckli
).
i,u
--
Partner, sharer. Hili' ^ ^l House shared in common. iii jlS Chips of wood for kindling fire. ^.C^T
Shepherd's reed pipe ; sound of a pipe. Notorious (news, :^Ci ^ p,G.j ^^ti
secret).
To thicken (oil, butter). To To perish be dealt out meat (man). To be unrevenged (bloodshed). <> To burn with anger. To mis (blood) i. e. to kill a *bji!i
burnt.
Common
to
many
lot
).
PL News
men).
spread. Scattered (horse-
Public (building, square). ^.i^Jj fXiJCommon, undivided (inheritance). Coal-rake for ovens. j^C^
To To To To
murderer upon his victim. be quick at work.

expose meat to (the blaze).
fi>
J
iaii,
consume
destroy
a. th.
a. o.
by
fire.
3aiiJ\j
To
deal
Aj
! iG.1
Babbler of news.
Partisan, follower Partner. Sharer.
of.
^î
Jl
;^h
J
fj,
~ To
out a (slaughtered beast). spill (blood). To expose

a. 0.
^^j
fi>
^î
CiSj*
to death.
fS^l^j
To
bind, to tie
Uli]
J^
-^
To be To fly
burnt.
in jerking the
u',^7
wings
against.
y\Xi[
a. th. to.
(pigeon).
Peak
(of a moautaiu). Cleft "sX^^

I'ocks.
j_i
tail.
To burn with anger

:
u
-^j
between two Aquatic bird.
Hair of the
jr.i
Smell of burnt (meat, cloth) burnt meat.
hiS
iaUi
To take off a. th. a y:S Ju -^ Whirlwind of dust. oi*-^ To nurse silkworms. Roasting. Meat roasted for a jjll ijS -i^ JLai.7 To distill spirits. company. jy^\ ^ To I'aise a. o. To advance a. th. jjli, Fat, swift (she-camel). JajjjCs^^ J,uL; Porter, carrier of burdens. JuX <- Laughing much. Fat (camel). U r/^'. Coins strung into a necklace. i^tS. < To Clilij (tCi.*j ^ji^j ^T^ p.Ci' -^
<>
i
Wholesale, in a lump. To be marked with a mole.
"^JiiJ^h -^
spread abroad (news).
\^
^Ci,
-S-
To accompany
God
j.'^Db. j)t
a. o.
'^^
j\ :*>Llll
JCiU
ît,[
.JCpU,
f-^
To
forecast rain from (light-
speed you. Farewell.
nings).
To expect
(a
a. th.
To sheath
To to
,_)j
9^^j
'
^"^
or unsheath
sword).
spread, to divulge (news).
rvA
To
Earth, duat. Rat.
cover (the feet with dust
j>î
jr:^
n Âr^J
^>_
'>=-*-^
J^rr^J jrt.^^
Marked with a mole.

Placenta,
secundine.
(iJj
^^^ ^
i (Uii
i
"î*
o\i- -^
To deform a. o. *j To mar a. th. To write the letter ji

Ugly,
foul. Disgraceful.
oSi-
olC
Proriigacy, shame.
aS^
s
To look
an
at a. o. with
Cli
ait.
-fi-
evil eye.
J^
Large
cup.
a. th.
.
rY\
To rush unexpectedly
jt \J-^
i
Cr^
upon.
o>^Cs>
*ci^
To bear
J^ ^
res-
patiently.
To
pei'severe in.
To
Apostate, renegade. Sabian.
^ U
(o
train from.
To endure want To bind a. o. To

to.
of.
j^
a. o. i
constrain
Sabaoth. Glory, power. Baker's roll.
oj^C-ij
cj}<r2>
H
"
"V-kyî T^.'y^
To
a. o.
visit a. o.
rL^j
C^-Ji^
a r-.li -
To withhold To become
surety for.
from.
,_j
o*^
in the
morning.
'fji^^ \jya o Ji3

^
To give a surety to. To exhort a. o. to

patience.
JLa\j .^3
2*
To embalm
(a beast).
^
(coi'pses).
To
stuff
jlo
fi,
To be comely, gentle. iiC-s o r-.lo To greet a. o. in the morning, s -jCJo To give a. o. to drink in the morning. To be day-time. To enter upon vlo*l the morning. To become such on the morning. To become.
He became learned.
Cj
\s.
-rl^S
To ballast (a ship). To act patiently a \'j\'.^j

with.
found myself quite

alone.
tjoalj c.9tlo1
s^^loi
Û>
Jl^]
To
fall
into misfortune.
bitter (milk).
become
hard.
To To be
bitter,
Beware of. To sleep in the morning. To eat a. th. in the morning.

fy
kîl
-
r"^ jj
'
To
feign patience.
To show
îjlj jdajf\j
^^^ To
jtiw
patience.
To take patience. To be thick.

Bondage.
To To
<
JJ^cLx
To meet a. o. in the morning. drink a morning-draught. r-'Vi^\ light a lamp. ^^.^z^lj take (the advice of). ^.tliszll To sell a. th. in the morning.
Patience. Self-restraint.
j\^
Morning,
forenoon.
T^-y^\j
sleep.
t^'^
rCJ>
He was killed when in bonds. \Js^ j^J He was compelled to swear. \J^ ^b^
Obligatoiy oarh. y^\ ^n^^ Edge, side. DenjCJ,1 ^ _j\J,j jC^ seness. "White cloud. He has taken the whole aj \^\i e'jS \
of
it.
Morning
'-^^-î *>4-
xki^ Morning-time. ^j^'h Û At morning. t-C-o Morning and evening. siu: :^L3 Good morning, happy day. liC^ p Light of a lamp. ^Qô
rr^xla^j
'
Breakfast.
He has
Juice of
filled
Uj,Cj>1 Jl
plant.
C-lS^JI
'5U
the cup to the brim.
Comely, handsome,
iU^ ^
Lj?--f-^
any bitter
y^j
,^
gracious.
Myrrh. Bitterness. Aloes.

Ice
;
frozen water.
jCol ^ Jl^
Morning-draught. Milk drawn in the morning.

Fine, fi'esh (female).
^-C-^
?-
^jLa
*'s*-^
*^5;r^-^
Ground covered with pebbles.,nj)_j j\J, Lump, heap. jU^ ^ c'Sya He has taken it in a lump, s^jji o'si.]
Ballast of a ship. Intenseness of cold.
ejy(-o
Morning-hour.
Comeliness, beauty.
-^
Christmas-box.
year's day.
(fish,
New
ifs-Uoj xiUo year's x^>Lo
SjC-ij s3i-5
gift.
Cork, stopper. Surety. Shatter of rock, iron.

Stone.
SjV.^_j
fig, fruit
jUo
SjCa
ejl~
New
jji-.'l
ri^
n
Fresh
bread).
-tijUs
Lighting.
Ûî.I.\,
Indian
,jCJ, -^j
jLij jU,
Daybreak.
Û^sl.j
9tl.ia>j !.l.^
and
tree, nopal, cactus.
Lamp,
lantern.
5n-o.Ua>i
^ y^rî
(rA.
Impetuous (torrent). White-locked
(horse).
i^
Sjt-i
Barren and elevated ground.
j^
V~^
jk
<>
Scouts.
Patient. Steady.
'Dlo ^ jj,^j,^.\<9
,
Dye-house. To withhold (a
gift)
fi>
(i
cn-a
-H-
Forbearing, meek. Ji~î jw ^ ji^' Flat cake of bread upon s3i-oj -n-o
from
a. o.
which food
is
spread.
>l3v
To take (dice) To turn away

Soap.
hand for casting.* from, cfia^\j J\^[

in
Mountain.
White
or superposed clouds.
J^ ^
?r
-ci--
oyS"^ "^
Heat. Misfortune.
War. j_^_,i jCo^^t

?r
Soap-wort (plcnd) To soap a. th. Soap-house.

Seller of soap.
Ba.sket jî'S-^J ^'iJ,^'^ made of reeds.
*iJ,^.'^ "^
To
\j^'j 1^1^
L-.
point out
iftj
i_, Cij-i9
a ji^
ip 5
-ft-
a. th.
with the
finger.
To have ^L^j Coj

;
childlike propensities.
To show a. th. to. To stop partly the
orifice of
A
CI-2
To incline to to long for. Jl To blow (east wind). \%^j sUi o To be blown upon by the ^'\j
vessel with the finger.
To render
a. o.
proud, n Sili/ij
i^-^^J
-r
A^*b ^'i^b /"c-Û
fîJ
.
f^}
^S^"^
east wind.
Finger.
flocks.
/^yo"^
9A^h
To behave
^~Z.\j JiLa;j,Câ ^$^ in a childish way.

incline (a .spear) for strifi)
He possesses splendid
Black longPride.
<>
;jj>l^*îu j&
To
d.ia
^-J^'
^^t-^b i^jlii"
f^jVo^
king.
badly.
To
recite (a verse) in an irre-
grained grapes.
gular way.
To pronounce
a word
Prong,
spit.
i
To have young children (woman). jj>1 To beguile, to captivate a. o. s ^.c:'\ To deceive, to seduce. 5 ciLiaTj t5^" To treat a. o. as a child
Propensity, inclination.
To dye (cloth). A dLaj OiLa o a ^3 -STo soak a. th. To dip the hand in (water). ^ eJ^ To set the hand to (an affair). <> To baptise a. o. by 'A'j[) s
immersion.
East wind. Breeze, <^]j~aj
Childishness.
"Oy,
jk->-tfb
*c+'^J *sV^'j <^'î'^
wS;-^
lad, apprentice.
Small boys.
Gii'l.
<>
Sr^^ *~i-^l>
*=^-i
Young woman.
ChUdish. North-easterly wind.
To be filled (udder). Â-^ o >Io To dye deeply (cloth). * To begin to ripen (dates). f^\j To cast off a young one (she-camel). To profess (a religion). j ;4^j To be baptised. ,Ciaol To be dyed.
<>
Dye.
f-^r^j **?-?-'
it
/^J
Having young children (woman).
He has bought
u.^ o c-i >}
a
<^ /uoj
^-? ioii C
To yell, to shout. To repel a. o. To pick a

quai'rel with.
dearer than its worth. Seasoning, sauce.

Religion. Opinion.
9V-?->
Cjiioj L^LiU
oCo
oLoj
li:..^
To
dispute, to quarrel.
^ Baptism. Date beginning to ripen. Craft, art of a dyer.

Smoked
Dying.
St John the Baptist.
fish.
Crowd, throng.
Contrary.
Subject, topic.
Cifij c-j c-a

(
/or
ij^
c^
Shrieks. Uproar.
Dyer. Liar.
>
To be the companion
fi'iend of.
of.
-tf-
To be the
wit-al
To undertake
a. th.
To have a companion. To
become submissive
(beast).
To see a. o. attended by. *_j 5 To remove a. o. from. To be ashamed of. ^ To cleave to. To hve in company with ^ To be friendly connected with. To keep company with o. a. ^â.^\
To overthrow a. o To stroll idly. To complete a. th.

Strong, sturdy,
Uio
ô
ft'
fi.
^!o
îo^ ^^j Jî

bto o
^-#
-H-
j-
(man). Complete (number).
To clang
bodies).
(metallic
Clank.
fyt*^
To be
right,
<9.\Jsj
'-^j
(
Uo ko
i
to live together.
proper,
sound.
To be
true
news
).
To choose
a friend, 5 ^5-Ja~^l. companion. To keep company with.

a. o. as
To
be authentical
a. o. n
deed).
To be
n
in
good health, to be cured.
Intercourse, friendly relations,
ilk-i
To cure
a. o.
To awake To To
9-^0
Company. With, a Nosegay. In company with. o!Ai X^Jo Of short duration. ;j.il)) Xi>Ja
from
sleep.
To make
sound, valid.
(a deed).
a
verify (an
authenticate
account).
To
correct (writing).
Companion ; fellow. Endowed with. Owner, master of. Commander. Governor, <> Friend.
"Wife,
kj,>\^.^j
To have
(a family or tlock) in
^^1
is
good state.
oCî-'
TT
*r^'^
:cjGt.22!l
To To
To
restore a.
0.
to health (God),
^/.
recover from
"^n^.JaaZ.y
mistress.
(illne.ss).
The companions
of Mohammed,
/b?'
find (speech) right, true.
my companion.
-tf-
w^ Co Q
,Û>
V,
Postcript.
state. Validity (of
my
friend.
Good health,
^^-^'f
Speaking to himself. Mad.

Submissive,
geable.
a deed).
mana-
,J^>iî v^-^^
kâ-l.ijji
Whole.
In
good health.
*ia1
^
5r
^Cw
^y^Vseoj Sstolj Û>soj "btol
Intimate companion.
Intercourse, company.
Entire, complete,
perfect.
"^tV^ Soimd of
XJ-Mai^
body. Free from blemish. Correct.
To boil (milk). / i_;;^_i a J>-^ To strike the brain of (sun). To bray (ass). I3G-J>j Cnwo a To be tawny, fawn. a _,9so \'J>.^ To go forth into the desert. j>So\ To become blind of one eye. To be
&
True, genuine. Valid. Authentical.
Free from defective letters (verb).

^ It is right.
Indeed, true.
^-.-^lo
Sound of skin, ôVl 9--.K0J Û>^ whose skin is not cut. Chapter of Holy ^\^\j -r'^-M, >
Scripture.
broad
(place).
t_jj
To manifest a. th. To assume a tawny
Correction. Authentication.
Verification of an account.
r.^^Jai
colour.
"j\^\
Fawn-colour. 'i'J>-Jsi Openly, in broad light. J,9--oj S^^-S Braying of the ass. jU-ij jx>^ Boiled milk mixed with butter. s3j:^^
^^
Health-giving (fast,
journey).
:ci.o>j
khÎ^
To be
clear, obvious.
-rJ^^-^
Fawn
iJroad
coloured.
J,.Js
.\'J^^
Cj\j\'j>>ij ^^jVstij i5ji>..o
^ j;^^\ ^ '\'j>:-a
-
Even ground.
Trifles
:
false, vain
fôUo o(i^*
*IfcO
desert. Sahara.
things.
To make a mistake
,j^ ^>^
2*
_.>Coj
*Jl9fcO_j
Sjbeoj
a w.^-^
"tt"
T )
yc^
or reading, a
Salamander.
Car.se of freedom.
'C\9Js\ a
in wi'iting
To
di*aw
sGuiA
ebwit;
^
back.
Cup, bowl. To resound

loudly.
To bind
book).
the sheets of (a
sJk^\
^j^Jcu
^î-^j U:o o
jc
"in-i
-fr
To be
A> \i-.oO
wi'itten or read incor-
To
strike (ii'on) upon
rectly (book).
(stones).
To copy
:
or read a writing
To deafen (the ears noise) He accused him of a great f^^^.

crime.
^ S
r-Ja
(incorrectly).
Hollow, large dish.
Mistaking in
ksii^j Xi-^j
.Jbt-^ ^ i*-S ^Jc^j ^^-^J jbto
Sound produced
by the striking of a rock. Sound. Noise. Day of resurrec- \t\^ tion. Calamity To shout, to clamour. Ci--i a v?-^ *
reading. Surface of the earth. Sheet of a k^J,W.^j >^n-a book, register. Slip in writing or reading.
-*c?-^
?-
*^?-^
^-*c^-^ Ji^Ja^
To
raise confused noises
îl.o;
Book, volume. OuÛa^" ^ ^jk^j
(ci-owd).
To
utter confused cries
^î-ja-il.
'
(birds).
'
'
The Coran. To be rough (voice). To be hoarse (man).

Having a rough
voice.
!A-tf>a
Jr-*
"ft"
Uproar, confused noise.

*^K,a
^9-^
t_j(9c<9j
jSc-^b J^-i
o^9>.0J
^yv-.î
v?*^
'
Clamorous. Jjv.ij
,_jpj.ijijli.i_j *Jlii.^_)
Roaring
(sea).
^^1
wj-Ja^j
v?^
To get erect. ^Stki?'. ^.sio-ftTo become yellow. To assume ûJjl, a dusty colour ( plant ). To have
withering plants (soil). Dusty, yellow colour.
Dust-coloured.
'Uit-^^
Z^tk^
>*-*'
To be burning (day), ili-^ a ajs-^-JiTo utter its cry (wood- \j^^ a ^k-S
pecker).
To scorch a. o. (sun). s laiti a To give an ear to. Jl \'i^^ a To enter upon the hot season, ait^l To ba.sk in the sun (lizard).
Midday-heat. Very hot (day).
SjaJo^j o'jJ^Cs
To
j |
strike a.
o.
To
a dish.
s
-^
tk3
To
offer a. th. in
|
a ^j^^ grind.
To make peace between.

Basin. Plate, dish.
j
ojJ o>^ t c'^
oloL^j
ili^k-i
>>--c9
Hard
(rock). Intensely hot
'
(midday).
j
Court-yard of a house. j\ji\Jf^ Cymbals, castanets. oCit-i Conch of the ear. o'j.9l 'i.xk3 Small salt s^Csc-^^j 'Us-_ij suiwo^ (.j^^
fishes.
Litenseness of heat.
^>JI
juiL.i
ji-Js
-H-
To be rocky (place). jk-i>1 4- To dig (to the rock). To

harden as rock. Hocks, ejj9s,aj
mat^3 of rocks.
Hollow
I I
dish, a Hand-mill.
xlêia^
Û-a
To be
I
clearr cloudless
sky).
To
re-
Jji-o 5- j--^J j''-^
cover from intoxication. To come to o.'self again. -^ To pay attention.

^^Sl ^ To awake from sleep. i ^Js\j ij--^^ To awake a. o. To become fine (weather). To ^êJl
rock.
is like
c>\j>>c>j
Such a one
i/it^'
i.
s^^ <Sî
the rock of the valley
e.
unshaken.
Clashing of iron. Earthen bowl.
jh^
'Ji^
j^-^J jt-^
fi>
have fine weather. Brightness of the weather. Lucidness of mind.

Fine, cloudHatJai
j>
jk-^
Rocky (place). To dig (the ground)

with a shovel.
'
"rJa^j
Ciivi a
^^
r-'^J
-ft-
less (day, sky).
Conscious, awake. i\at^j
o^to ^ ^îa
It
emanated from his

lias
1,
5i,U
,p
ja^
jJU3
Iron shovel.
î^LiA
s Cit-a
i
,1,
xlkia;
advice.
He
done or said so and so. To strike a. o. on the

chest.
liSj iJi^'ii^
To burn To shun
a. th.
,
a. 0. (sun),
^f.
,
^^^^
-fr
-fr
iLij iSjjio to shrink from.

a. 0.
a_tf
S Ijjii
To avert
from.
^t
i jJa'^j
iU?j ,i5ui o
To foel a pain in the chest. To walk ahead (horse). To put a preface, a heading
(a writing).
To To
to
ift
shriek, to shout.
U^ J-is
J-
clap with the hands, to
ili
a[)plaud.
To commence ( speech) with. ^_j To give a seat of honour to a. o. s To bring a. o. back ^c. s jli-^lj ~
fit
To suppurate (wound). j_i1 To meet a. 0. front to front. J i!uaj To veil herself (woman). ak^(.
Removal. Hinderance. Mountain, side i|ju>b ijiua
of a valley.
jue
^r
from.
^J ~
To exact a. th. from. i_jj Js- s îUa To importune a. o. with requests. To issue (an order). A jj.^] To project the chest. To be j!ua^ placed in the front seat. To walk
forward, to be ahead.
Neighbourhood. Design.
point at discussion.
<>
Topic, io-i
L?j,li
My
house Uj>JLi ej\i ijui Jpj stands opposite his.

of a water-spring.
veil.
Name
jA-^
?r
'\jua
The upper part
of.
J^
"Woman's
sjusI
illu^
-ir*-*
Breast, chest. Seat of honour. Be-
Clamour. Matter, pus.
ginning of (day, season). Title of a

book.
Chief, president.
^^2)1
^Îfcill
Path leading
to
jJ/j,^
ila-^
water. Serpent. Large lizard.
To
Beginning of a sentence. The higher point of a

valley.
stand slao j'j^j erect in order to see.
1^ a
5Ji-d -^
t^jG)l
jjXi
jli^l
The Grand
Vizier.
^&Vl
To become rusty j^^-^j j'->'-^j ~ (iron). To be of a rusty colour. '\j^j l Ju? a \j^ To take off the
fi>
,
Prime minister. Return from water, from

pilgrimage.
rust from. J-Co
Chest or its highest part. o'JxJ> Waistcoat, bodice. ik^jôo-^j

Breast-plate.
Rust. Slender-bodied man. Covered with rust.
io-i
\ju^
j^j
'jj^^
iJo^ ^
Rusty colour. Of a reddish black

arms.
sVj_^
colour..TJi-^
'llu>1
Chest-girth of a
beast.
^*j,^-<3> -^j
Jir>^
jllu?
Horsemen bearing rusty
j^'ljui
SIajT
Chemisette, bodice.
To
utter a cry
(3']jjfj G-lv-i
^ j-s
-i^
Prominent
Sj'-^^ point of a valley.
?r
o'jc^j Sj'J-^
,
(man, bird). Sign. Stony hill.

Sea-shell used
^'j.^
Premiership.
Sjllw
SjiC
*ia-,sj X>-JJ>j 1>-U9
Returning from water

(cattle).
jiiU*
as an amulet.
Shouter.
ij
Ij
Îx^j
^''^J
Ti-î
i
^f-I^.^
-fi-
He does not possess

anything.
Vj jiia
ii
To come
Ija-a^j 0-*-^
o j1>o
Broad-breasted.
j^-^h
j^c>'t
back from water (cattle). To come to pass, to Oj^-^

happen.
^c
The two
veins of the temples.
oO^^
Result, consequence.
Infinitive
;
jiL^ ^ jJua^ root of a word. Origin.
To
proceed, to emanate
^/.^
from.
To
result from.
Jj^
To
(TAt)
('iJ'^
i
iJjJaij
turn
away
(ijj^j from.
.
iJij-S
-{^
Feeling a pain in the chest.
jjlua?
To
To keep
from
off a. o
f.j^j GsJo a fJ-S - to cut asunder. To divide flocks. To
spUt,
fj
cross (a desert, a river).

a. o.
To encounter
by chance.
^
si Jij3
-^j
oiUa
To manifest a. To declare the

a. th. out.
th.
fin
^'j^
i_,
truth.
To work
Ji
To come to pass, to happen, jiu^ To meet o. a. ciil^ ^ {un. Soio sSoo ) a_i-5 ^j jj^
Sea-shell.
Mother of
JiX_-9'l
peari.
|
To lean towards. To remove a. o. from. To have a headache. ^ To intrust a. o. with

an
affair.
(s,j'jjp
^c
Rugged passage olusj ^jJ>j

in
S-i-Jsi
\ i
\
a mountain. Cavity of the ear. J^'-^ c- **Ju? Chance, occur- âj> ^ *iJ-i j saiLi^
rence.
To be spUt. To part (people).

Such a one has fled. Crack in a hard body. Strong and yoimg. Fragment. Party of men.
Bit, piece. Dissent.
At hap-hasard, by
chance.
*ijii)li j :Calui
pJ^j
p.lu
To
ijoiJI
xjjlua^j Cjjloo Jj-<9 -^
oVpj-^
1
it Ju
speak veraciously.
'
To tell the truth to. <ij_j^ H To fulfil (a promise). J JOail i To fight gallantly. To run without turning back J5u#
(game).
H^-^J f-*-? 9- **--^ a. th. split asunder. Dawn. Garment under a breast- ^j j^
f.'j^ -^
Half of
plate.
]
Hemiciany, headache. ^.S'j^ Cleaving. Breaking (dawn). Far- î\^

j
j
To hold a. o. To befriend,
a. o.
as trustworthy,
s
(Ju^j *.sit^ JiG>
to entertain friendly relations with
extending (mountain, river). Having a headache. Even road in a stony f.i>\^'^

Split.
9-/->^^
p.aii
country.
^ To
To To To
sign (an agreement). assign a dowry to (a

give alms.
give a. th. to a. o. for the
bride).
sake of God. To rely upon one another.
JiLiS
Eloquent (speaker). f.'-^^t To walk along j f,'iiaj VpIlSi a plu? -i^ by the side of. To crush (an ant). a f,Xa He is a coward (///.) he : 2i;j f.jJa'i'^ could not kill an ant. ~ To deter a. o. from. ;j^ ^
,
:
To
live like fiiends.
Straight-
OjiJ^j 3'-^J 3->^
-r
3-^
j
To incline to. To be weak.

Temple. Hair
'
J) (i./jj>j Vpj-^ o
*tla.i>
^|lus>'i
o îui
forward. Steady. Perfect.
oii J-i c."
f.^
*i.La
fS'-i-^
Truth. Veracity. Legal alms. Alms

to the poor.
jlua
olsjui
cJ^'j.3
covering the temples, a Door-po.^t.

^
'
X.%'X^
Liquid lime.
Brand on a camel's temples.
Perfect (woman).
C-lsJ-^
5r *-5-*-j
xJluS
S-SJ-i
Weak.
*-5lxi_j
*_aoj
Dowry. oiSli^j c,^jJ>j c5-uij Dowry. "iJj^'Sj Jiui ^ J'^, True friendship. *JlJ- Good harmony. Friendship. jSUaJ Sincere. Trustworthy. <_JiU9 ^ JiUj
Child up to the seventh ^_j^ day of his birth The two vems of the :.lpa_-tfV\
temples.
Pillow, cushion.
Marked on the
I
j;-uao
i-i
temples.
rAo
To cry out (mau). O.^j !>.'<? Ir'o To creak (insect) to squeak (door). To roar (wind). To be smitten by cold wind (plant).^ To go forward (slie-camel). yjô To constrain a. o. to. jp ^ jCo To put forth its awns (spike). y:J\ To burry in running. jluJ To resolve upon a. th. To per- u
i
Perfect,
unmingled.
Frank.
Trustworthy. Trustful. Just Saddueeans. C)j3,jb^
True
friend.
oiS-Utfj '\%jJ>_) '3juo\
,-
3i.-i^
Touchstone. Test, criterion. Jlo-iaj; j 'i Brave fighter. , Jj-ia> jl J-ua^

Fiery horse. Giving alms. Chemistry.
Jûsi'j
sist in.
3'^^
To be narrow
frost.
(hoof).
3^-9
elroi Iro
xli^lo -^
^l-^C-i
Intenseness of cold, hoar-
Chemist.
^ V,V^4o
i
To
2r '^J,
;^';?
hurt, to push
a. o.
j)
\i^'^3
j,'^3^
Gale or cold wind.

Intenseness of heat, of fight.
Noise. Party.
back
or a. th.
ft>
Purse. Sealed bag of
/Jio
;^
money.
Ear of corn putting forth awns, yjia Bushy tree. jUa Thirst. Want. j\'j3j jXJô ^ S*U
Bachelor.
'\j}[rej c'jj'JIoj j/jô
To strike (a stone) against. ^_, To overtake a. o. (misfortune). 5 To knock, to strike a. o. s ,/i'Lo To dash against o. a. _âkob ^'^'-^ To collide (warriors).
Shock, collision. Patience is to be
{
un. iô-S
j.Jua
shown at the
fortune.
JjVl *J-lSi)I J _rwa)l first assault of mis-
Bachelor.
Sjllr*
Rag
for binding a she- s^l ^ j\lro camel's teats. Height not reached
The two
Bald.
sides of
cUôoJIj
>l-Lo
cAxilua3l
the forehead.
j>
by water.
Sjl^'tf
yjJa\
Cricket (insect).
Experienced warrior. To clap with the i^jîj
jJti^ jj
,
ijluS
V^-a
^ ^
Perseverance, steadiness.
Cry, acute sound. Gnashing of
teeth. Grating of a pen.
Silver coin.
Intestines, bowels
^ f jj'j^
hands
to applaud.
To be thirsty. To dissemble with

beguile a. o
jjj^ a
;
joo
5
to
îC
To
utter its cry (green wood-pecker). To yell.

(wind).
Cock. Intense (cold). Vehement

Ci'icket, beetle.
if-
To reecho (mountain). t|jol i/Jusl To die. To apply o.'s self to (an J ^!u^ affair). To seek a. th. from. Thirst. Voice. Echo. <jJs\ ^ Jj-^
Corpse. Brain. Owl.
j-oCJô
-^
J^J^}
jj-aj-o
Cock-roach.
j^'^'jô
He
is
dead
[lit.)
his echo
ilji^
^
'^\
Cricket. Tall
(camel).
is silent.
May God
i
destroy
him
ii
j^
'^\
To cut a. th. To earn. C^'<? >Sj^ -WTo keep in ( urine ). To make som* milk. To render a child costive for
fattening him.
Thirsting.
Bowels thirsting
for.
fi>
Jl
^r.o
il^'l
To
collect in the
udder
C^^
a y->Jâ
(milk).
To eat gum. To drink sour milk-^j^tf To prepare (sour milk). ^ yjja^\
To tie up a purse. \y,o o y^ -^ To put (money) in a purse. To bind (a she-camers) teats. s To erect (the ears y_i ya\j ^ j\ *>
:
horse).
Sky-rocket
^
A
to îjjy^
I
7T
T.
cracker, a Ghost.
To be smooth, glossy. Sour milk. Red gum.

-^
Clamorous. Peacock.
To feel To be
(the cold).
galled (horse)
\:>'J<)
ijo
Small tents of the Arabs Pastui'age becoming green

again.
Seeds, seed-produce.
sJ^'^r^
To
hit or
miss
the target (arrow). To loathe a. th.
^
,
i_^ i^9
Sour milk.
To
hit (the
:
iJJSi \ijis o
iîkt
To
plaster (a tank)
^J^ ^ vâ^'" * ^^'^j ^^.^ *

-rijia
target
shooter).
To To
give niggardly.
give to a. o.
little
iô
s
to drink.
Pure, unmixed. Elevated point of a mountain. Cold. Cold ground Cold day.
:>'^
with quick lune. Quick lime. To be pure, Uj^j unmingled (race).

explain a. th.
xil^
^.'J^s
To be
evident (truth).
(wine).
Numerous army.
Cold countries.
clarified
To be ^'Jia To miss the mark

O.
(archer).
V>-l.^r<9J
To be
*
cloudless (sky).
Large army moving slowly. Sparrow-hawk green ol'i^

;
tS-JJA^
ii J
^jtoj
wood-pecker. veins beneath the tongue. Rainless cloud.
To speak plainly. To be obvious (truth).
^\'J^j
t-'j^^\
Two
olS^
Castle, tower, lofty
rj[r^
-r
-rjô
building.
il^
Hard ground. Hall

Pure, umningled.
ness.
Wounded by
Enduring
(
the saddle (horse),
i^
^
of a house. Openly, in broad light.
TS-'j^
Sensible of cold.
cold.
i\y^j
iS'^J.s
^^'o
"isA'Jô
^\'Joi -rCroj -r'J^
Genuineness. Obvious-slv-î
ta-j^j
Bare, without vegetation

counti-y
).
Passing
through
the
target (arrow).
Pure wine. Large vessel

Pure, unmin-
tl>l^
for wine.
"Ca-S'J^
'\s''Ja
Having
little
water
(river,
:>'jâJ>
ruS'Jî
9'-iV^
'(
vessel).
gled. Obvious, explicit.
Road, path to heaven.
To
\s-'j^j ^j-9i
J^ ^ '^\j^ ^ ^j^ a tlrv? ^

A
Such a tribe came by themselves.

Plainly. Explicitly.
i>jj^ c'^ j^.
fell a. 0.
(û^
-rj.j-'ai
To
put two valves to a

;
(door)
two
9j<>i heraistichs to (a verse).
Permission, d Pas.sport.
Obvious.
-^
Permitted.
^^'a^^
rlr<^
To be affected with epilepsy. ^ To have a hemicrany. To fling a. o. down.

wrestle.
f,J.g
Cloudless (sky).
t'j^
io
5
^Jiaô\i
6it,ro J \>'\'j^ o iTj"^
^^
t-'^yai
cry out for help.
^ To
call out to.

of.
J
5
^'jâ
To
fight a duel with.
To humble
sickness.
o'self before.
^'JJ\j
o^,
^yj^ ^
Epilepsy, falling-
^^
To come to the rescue To scream repeatedly. To cry out one to
^Ja\
tj^
Manner, wise.
;
Similar.
Corresponding part. < Head-ache. He has two shapes o^'jâ j'i y^ he is bi-coloured. I have visited him ji^l J-'j^ iu morning and evening.
I
r^
Unmisecl, pure (wine, beverage).
rAY
'^'
f--r?
o^^
The
clay
and the night. ol>.^b ol'âJI

all points.
Fashion. Similar. e.j'J^ Strand of a rope. Wrestler.

State of being.
Absolutely, in
Grammarian.
Star called the lion's heart. Amulet. Death. Copper. Lead. Exchange of money. i^-Brokage. **lî Creak of a door, of a pulley. 'J^_J^ Gnashing of the teeth. Pure silver. Milk freshly drawn.
At
all events, in
any case, it^'o
jiT
u.
Way
of prostrating.
*^lra i^l/a
Often prostrated in wrestling,
Palm-bough
dried up.
ol>j
<SJâ
^ *k^J
Prostrating his adversaiies. ^/^ Prostrated in wrestling \J'j^ ^ f>_J<s lying on the ground. Branch-tree leaning ^J^ ^
towards the gi'ound.

Wrestling-place. Valve of a folding-
9j\^
fU}'^
;r
'^\r<^
Change. Sale of goods. Free- î^^r^ dom of action. Declination, conjugation, ifjram).
f^j^^l
door. Hemistich of a verse. Wrestler.
Changes of time.
ytoJI
oIj j^lij
^r
wrestling. Duelling.
-^ Suflfer
Free use, free will. c-Astraj ^ Doings, behaviour. Departure.
S'j^)
Prostrate. Epileptic.
jllr^'l
ing from headache. Insane. To send off, 5 o^ôj ^'j^ i

,
to dismiss a.
0.
Money-changer.
<>
To disregard
*al^
a. 0.
to
^ j^\
Case, chest, box.
give up a. Lh.
Outlet, issue, opening. oj.tA ^ J^ria'" Pui-e (wine). ^J,V-^' !r jjlr^>^
To drink wine (unmixed), a >SJ^j To decline ( a noun ). To conjugate

(a verb).
Exchanged (money).
Master.
<>
-^
Expenditure.
Governor of a
To exchange (money).
tf-
fi,
Sj^
province.
To spend (money,
time).
Conjugated (verb). Inflected

(noun).
Starting-place. Departm'e.
(_jl/-ai>>
Nouns and verbs that are olsloa-'* perfectly inflected and conjugated.
To deter a. o. from. ^^ To squeak (wheel). ^j^ To gnash the teeth. To spend to exchange money. To sell (goods). To change
;
fi>
Governorship, province.
;^2r<a5>'
the direction (of the wind
God).
To be gallant, hardy. sy<9 o >.^'o -{^ <> To be severe, stei'n. To be bi'oken C^j C^'<9 j.^
i
To intrust a. 0. with the J s management of a business. To have freedom of action j

in
;
j^
(rope).
to dispose
of.
To cut off, to gather (fruit). A j^lr^j To interrupt a. o. 2 To stay with a. o. ois To part from a. o. 5 >jUe To attain the time of yô'\ gathering dates (palm-tree ). To
become destitute. To be energetic. To cease
j,y^
(year).
To be
declined (noun)
,^âi\
^^
jugated (verb). To depart from. To be busy in earning

livelihood.
To pray God
Exchange
to avert
<u
(misfortunes).
of money. Accidence
To be at its end To be cut. To be elapsed

(fight).
{grammar).
jCr^\j
Calamity, misfor- îjô

tune, vicissitude.
fr
J.^roi ^jâ
(winter).
rAA
â^
Stable.
Astrolabe.
"G
A ^..iiLiu
To disperse (a crowd) To shake a. th. To be shaken, dispersed. To
To part fi"om o. another. To cut off (fruit). Tanned leather. cA^âj ^Ji,^b >J,'Uslj
Crowd, party. Way, manner, CoUection of houses.
be lowly, cowardly. Fate has scattered them. J,a!oi ^^ Variegated bird. /uiaioj jJa-^ To be ip >,.oij ^_îLo wîio {}
,
Shoe.
ijyj-o
-^
XiUj-o
-^
Troop
of camels.
Separa
_i
ted portion of a cloud.
difficult to.
<
_JL1j
Capital, stock. of
To be
untractable (beast).
Time
trimming palm-
To have a refractory beast. To renaer a. th. A ^^liuj .^L5

difficult.
trees.
War.
Bravery.
<>
Harshness.
To be harsh towards a. o. To find a. th. A w^wii^lj

difficult.
^tlu?
_-i-i1
Shoe-maker
Dauntless.
Cutting (sword).
sJi^zZ.\) sJiî
<>
Stern
man )
To b9
difficult
hard
judge).
(affair).
Skinner.
To be
minute, particular
s^KJai
Maimed. Dawn. Night

Part of the night. Energy, firmness.
about.
Difficult,
To be hard
hard.
to please in.
Difficulty.
i_iîoj,i_)U-tf
"^.y^
.-J^.^
Moimd
of sand.
Difficult things.
t_ftLo>
Stallion.
w-tl.i>'j fc_.pLi/"
k_..^/>
Thynoe, origan. Penny-royal, mint.
J;^, îo
Poor man having a numerous family. Waterless desert.

Small water-channel. Curved knife.
iXr^' -~-^ To J (jiioj \j.Laj \i^La a -i-^ -{^ ascend. To go up ( a ladder).

o.
The elapsed
Hautboy.
year.
To bring a. To ascend a
tain.
or a. th. up. i_, raounj;i)l jtj J j.Li

4^'<'y>\
oClJ
To
avert an evil
from.
into a
To go down
valley.
-U-tflj
To
save
a.
o.To precede
a. o.
To To To To To
melt (grease).
make a journey. JajVI j 0^.0 make a. o. to a-scend on. ipj J

go to Mecca
ascend, to
;
'
"
To lag behind a. o. ^p To settle a difference between, ojj To stagnate (water). ^s'J^ a CJ_r^ To be altered (milk), To let (a ewe) without milking 'i^yia
it.
j^h^\j jS\^j jl^l

o.
go up. To be hard to a.
rise
to
To
n jSMalj
sell
a ewe giving
much
milk.^2r<^
is'j^
^s'j-aj
j5oj
Altered milk. Residue.
(affaii"
).
The upper
pax't.
j^
j,'.3,
Stagnating water. Mast, yard.
This plant increa- \'j^ /^_ cCuJl ll*

ses ia height.
,jO-^ ';' ,j'^ Sailor. oÎjX^j Jj,^y^j *lv^ w ~ 01(1 well having altered water. iij^\^
Grievous punishment. Ascent. Ascension Thursday.
iJ\JS
iîLi
Unmilked for many days (ewe).

Stone,_JjLi/J
c^^r^j
iSlr'<!>J
't^J^
i_îia)l
^j^.S^
*r^-i; "~ ._-^v^
Deep sigh.
.|j1^
bench against a wall.
^ )
J'loii
Losing its hair (ass). ii;^ ^ ji.i) Small-headed j;^ ^ .>;L.i ^ Ji>'ij and thiu-necked ostrich. To reduce a. o. to beggary, i dui-* -fr
Painful task.
Straight lance,
oloi^j iUo
^^
SJ"^
Wild
asses.
SJu-i
oCJ
atCa
Rising, ascendant.
To become
destitute.
d^^lai
Henceforward, henceforth.
lIu-LiS oîl
^;
Destitution, poverty.
diL^;j
XfetlUio
Beggar. dUÛ^j '^sl^--^ !r iJ/^ To be small-headed y*.^\ ,j*^ -Vk and shallow-minded.
Ascent, acclivity.
jJ
li.i>j
aio ^
,
Summit
difficult
'li^L^j jo'U-^
i_^ ~ ,-
to be reached.
To be To be
small, paltry.
'c^'^^
Upper Egypt.
J--^l
thin and paltry,

'U.^j
l^^
a ULi
-tt-
Small sparrow,
bull-finch.
ol^-^ ^
>i-i
Earth, soil. oOi-s^ J^La ^ ju--i Surface of the earth. Elevated land,
<>
Burnt-offering.
jj liii
^ Sa^^
jlî
a _,-o
-J^
O î-ij a
ji-^
-ft"
Sublimated medicine.
To be
Ul__âj
little,
small
l__,..tfj
To be
distorted (face,
ij^li
Sjli^j IjU^j
vile,
To b3
despised.
To
O jiâ accept conLr""^
tempt.
To be younger than. He is only one year

younger than
I.
j YJi^ o
:iî.j
v[
jl^ J j,^ b.
mouth). To be small (head) To turn away ioi j'-aSj jii^j J-^ the face in disdain. To be wi'y-mouthed. y,!^
Wryness, distortion of the face. /^^ Wry-faced, wry- j^ ^ ^\y,^ ^ y^]

mouthed.
Obliquity in walk.
*lj*t'^ -^
To
lessen, to diminish
jL!o'\j
Ji^
_,ii,1
a. th.
To bring forth To abase a. o

little
little
plants (soU).
To
roll, to
sharpe round
fi>
j^-o
a. th.
He held himself
in
To be
round-.shaped, globulous.
j^^
estimation.
To find a. th. small, ittie. * yi:ai:.\ To make little of. To choose the
least.
Concrete gum. j;ji;o ^ jji,^j x^^ Black beetle's ball. Sjj^-o
To
be seized
CijuS >Ju>^
^Jnuo
Infancy. Smallness.
The
I
smallest.
The
littlfe
ones
>
am
one of the smallest. c'jj^\

little.
IJI
with shudder. Shudder. Shuddering. To smite a. o.

(thunderbolt).
xli^^
3y,laj>
^ xicU* a ji-^
-S-
Paltry,
oG^-^J
j^
jî-Iaj
To
.smite a. o.
with a
Contempt,
littleness.
_r*^j jU.<a
Weakness.
Diminutive (noun). Decrease.
thunderbolt (God). To rumble loudly (thunder).
Ciio a j-i
Bearing ignominy.
Small, mean.
cjjii^j Sî-i ^ _,tCo

'\yJ>j j\*^
^r -'24-^
To faint at To cause a
Shout,
yell.
the sound of thunder.

fainting
fit to.
jiol
Young. Very little thing.

Smaller.
Jî)}
ojiSiJ\i
S^
^^V|
Death. Shrieking loudly. Stunned by a

loud noise.
jw
j.^
cjjJ^Sj
^Co'l
^ JL^\
Younger (brother). The smallest. The heart and the tongue. The minor of a syllogism.
Producing small plants
(soil).
Rumbling
d\'J^'i\
of thunder.
js-jW Jli3
Thunderbolt. Deadly Jîjo ^ *2cU> punishment. Shrieks of anguish.

Belemnite, thimder-stone.
Ajfl.Sa)l _^s>
tS^^'
j^lj.
To be
small-
To
U4J,_,
^^ a ^^j
lîo a
Uo
-K-
headed
Uliolj !î-i a and thin-necked.

,
J*i
-S-
Cr^
To examine
(
people, the
fi>j
tS^
J
^p
incline to
setting
sun, star
).
pages of a book). To ponder over (an affair). To go off, to turn away from,
To forgive to. To drive away (a

beggar).
To lean, to incline towards. Ji To pay attention to give ji ear. To hearken. To incline (a vessel). To diminish
:
li^
i-i1
fi>
a^\p- ^t
ts
a. th.
To
strike a. o. with the
^jJaj^
* "~
flat of
To
(a sword). beat (metal) into plates,
'i3j jLaj jLe> Hollow of a spoon. Side of a well, ji^ Attention, hearkening. 'Uoi
Inclination.
^.Ls
Dependents, clients.
S^fcCa
,
sheets.
To
set in
Sj
udj>j
Uo
o li-i -^
To cla[) the hands. *Jaj tJi^ To plate a. th. A To shake hands \>\Xaj *5ijCa ^C^ with. -^ To be out of danger ( sick
people).
order, to array a. th.

ers) in rank.
To set (soldiTo spread the wings

up (printing
in flying (bird). <-To set
types).
To To
drive
away
(a beggar).
j|
i ^tiJ1
To put a pad (on a To be drawn up in

array.
saddle).^ Li3'\j
battl3
ijVo
consider a. th. care-
A
J
?.uLw
fully.
To seek
to recognize (people).
5^J.ou
To examine (an affair). To shake hands with. To apologize for.

Flat surface. Flat
of a sword.
tH^
A
^
!.i-iar-ll^
To form a line against. To stand in battle order. To be drawn up. Order, line, row. Rank
of soldiers.
ii[^
lik^l.
J|îi>
^ liS
xlji
iclLi
^li^ ^ ^îoj -rS^
Lock
of hair. Shelf.
about it. (>Xa ii^ ^'j-'o Excessive width of the forehead, ^X3 Excessive width of the cheeks. Û-^
silent
I
He kept
Golden coins worn as woman's hair ornament.

Saddle-pad,
Ûoj
oli-aj ^-i>
5-
*i^
met him
face to face.
a. th.
^\La
iiÎ
Stone-bench.
Sky, broad side of
^ri-^
Houseless people, vagrants. siiJI jj^]
Broad and
flat surface. ^-JU-i
^ "^ti^
Space of time.
_,il!l ^^ xlj
Metallic sheet.
Slate.
Thin plank.
Broad-bladed
jjai
*t;-i-^
The
angels.
olll.o!l
Flat and thin
stone,
Yielding
(beast).
many
vessels of milk
^î3
sword.
-^ Tin. Pie.
Iron-plate. Side, fi'ont-part. of a book.
Page oui-o
oO>J.2i)b
^^
*^^
Spread in the sun to be dried. ^;.;^ Put on the spit to be roasted.

Military station
;
CiLij^
^ Li^
The two cheeks.

Thin
ing.
slate.
pUl^l
battle-field.
<
Composing-stick.
^5U?JI
._i.iio
:vJUij ot>-U.^
Magnanimous, forbearApplause.
^ Û-i ^>ioj ^ll^

t^.x^
^
<
Sequel of a discourse.
alone in a desert
-H-
To walk
(man).
To browse on
willow.
To
set in order.
A
.ji^LS
)
Shake of the hand. Xi-JCayS Broad, Smooth (face). Reverrj>.^/> sed ( thing ). Straight and broad (nose). Inclined. Sixth arrow of the game.
Plated. Broad.
'tXa/'
Desert plain. Willow : withy.
un. XsLii-i
oloio
ol-iaAo
Weeping-willow.
i/----^'
To
forgive
for
^S^
Cxii
cJ-S
(an offence). To acquire strength. Victory, advantage.
cJ^^ x^3
Sword with a broad
blade.
To
flatten, to thin,
C^La a
-r-'i^
-^
U-^
Whistling bird. There is nobody
house.
in the
r^^
To To
<
C^
*^
bind,
^
_Û>
jj^lj Jioj
o.
lli-i
ai.o
-ft-
Ûs
jljJO
to fetter a.
Gift. Fetter.
give (flocks, slaves) to a. o.
2<
oi^l
"Whistle (instrument ).s;rjj,oj cjyiia
<
Sea-shell, iuj>1
,^
oi^
Cholera Yellow, tawny.
^Vl
'I^^JJ
mother of
Wagtail.
pearl.
_^ ^
for dying
^'Jua
^ jaS\
Shackle, bond.
iUo
jaî-i ^t
i
Empty.
Dark
yellow.
^^ ^^\
-\'J^
Bile. Gold.
Herb
yellow. Locust without eggs. Gold and saffron. o'î-oVl
To whistle (man). I3>i^ _r- * To whistle (a beast). ^ To be bilious. \îo îo To be empty y^^^j b^'-sJ 0^ a îo
,
Empty-handed, penniless. Starving, weakened by

hunger.
^-a^
(house, vessel).
jjuaj'j JLaI'
Kind of nightingale.
i_^ ^
i (La a a. o.
To tap To To To
a. o.
on the
back of neck. To slap

Often slapped.
clap a. th.
/LS -^ on the face.
He is dead. To dye or paint yellow. To void, to empty a. th. To whistle up (a beast'.
tap, to slap one another, fiia^j /Ca
'jviioj oUi-5
fi>
Csii o
Jm
o*' ^
-S-
To whistle. To become poor. To empty (a vessel). To be, to become yellow,

pale.
fi>
avert a. o. from a
clap its
(bird).
s^^y"
""
de.sign.
To
tj
ripen (crop).
jU.ol
-!-
To To
ji3j,ixLaj
iii^
'J,^\
^j^-^J j^-^J j'-î
j'î jio
wings
Void, empty.
fi>
play on (a musical ins-
ji3
Empty-handed.
Cipher.
Brass. Gold.
j\jjj\
trument).
To
open, to shut (a door).

:
cr^l~ ^ J^-^j jLo
To shake (trees wind). To strike a. o. with a sword. To fill up (a cup). *
_^
Ji^
'I^ji-i
Second arabian month. Hunger.

Jaundice.
Lo.?s of flocks.
-^j
jij*!
_^
Jj^
Chclidonium, celandine.
_îi!l
To
strike hands in (a bargain)^ ioj

a. o.
-ilyi y'-i^
with
The two To
from
(
first
months
of the
To decant
another.
(wine).
drive (cattle)
jl-^j one place to

fi:j
o'ôM
lunar year.
To be compact cloth ; Ju-^ o ji- To be shameless (man). To clap the hands to applaud. ji3 To change o's place. .lii^ ojj jsCa To .strike a ^\ ajt jaUaJj JÛ?
).
;
Hunger, emptiness of the oji^ stomach. Yellow colour. Paleness jl_ÂÎ,j ajt^ ji'.J
of the face.
Autumnal
Whistle. bowels.
(rain, plant).
Bile.
Worm
*iy^j
^^^La
JiiJ,
of the
bargain.
Remainder
back
a. o.
jf
of food on the
jUoj
To To To To To To To To
repel, to drive
jii>1
shut (a door). agree upon.

feed (a party) to satiety,
*
It
teeth of a beast. Yellowish and withered plants. Zjd^ Yolk.
be flurried (man).
set to.
yyji jl^j
Worker
in brass.
fife.
Anus. Whistle,
Oriole, bird
with
be turned : put back dash together (waves).
Jj>-î jiiaJ>l
yellow feathers.
Sapphire (precious stone).
r\T
^
be shaken
(
To
find a.
th..
pure, unadul-
/b JiêCLi.^
To
trees
).
To
J>-
vibrate
terated.
To take the whole

life,
of.
(chord).
Purity. Limpidity. Purity. Quiet, happy

pleasure.
SjVii -^j
y^
'OLe
Side, flank. Face.
tt
ji^
Striking of the hands in a bargain.
*iLaj
The
The
choicest. Clear, pure.
Sms^îoj
^
3^î-2>
"ority of love.
choicest, the best.
Agreement, bargain. Leaf of a door.

Inner skin. Peritoneum. People coming together.
traveller.
liL*
jLo jLa
?-
J^W
âjU.
Sincere friend.
>*<?
^ Ashes. ^ Lye.
Rock,
.stone.
S^)i-
Striker of bargains. Great
JU-*
?-
"i'yk^ *t
Steep (mountain).
'lî-ij.ul>ioj
a. th.
^La
J>i-^
?-
Rugged mountain.
V
(cloth).
Jj^(a^j ji-i
He never
Pure,
gives
ijUo
ijJiiJ
Impudent (man). Compact

Events.
Jri-^
Filtration. Liquidation.
lin.pid.
*?j-^
Serene (day).
jjCa
^jjii^j (3^'S-^
Net
profit.
Even
(colour). Fruitful
To stand upon
legs (horse).
three
CjLa
.^î^ -w-
(palm-tree).
To
set the feet
evenly
Pure. Chosen. True
't~j-1 ir ,5f-
(man).
<>
To muse.
^La
cnJ
Mend.
True fi'iend (female). Booty set apart for
a
chief.
:
Cu.^
-^j su.la.
To make a nest (wa.sp). To share water among. To share water with o. a.
*
fi>
^'Ca
-/i^
Strainer,
Good milch-camel. filter. jC^^ ^ <i^^
C)\.Jl^j ijJt^J ci"^-) <J^^^^' 7! Cj*-^
Purified. Cleared.
Choseo. Man's name. ^ The chosen vessel

(St. Paul).
To be near, next to. U2^ To be far, remote. To slap a. o. To gather a. th. To raise a
(building).
a k^2-* "^
Leather map; table-cloth. Leathern vessel. Shepherd's bag. ^J) Scrotum. Hornet nest. Ear of corn. oUol ^^ î-o Horse standing on three ^1^ ^ Û> feet and touching the ground sUghtly with the fourth. The saphena vein.
To be
pure,
(
\'yL^j
).
U^j
^ -
limpid
water
To be
Vji.^ o Cto -Sclear, cloud-
less (sky).
fitj
To
be by the
of.
<>
Cdoj
'x^Loj^
îa
His heart
is free
from hatred, iie \x^

fi>
side
To
fit,
to suit a. o.
To draw near (game). To be

contiguous (house).
To cream, to take the best of. To be a good sjCa-i o >loj lî-^

milch-camel.
To bring
Tall and
slender.
a. th.
near.
To
clarify
-<>
to filter
A jS\j
'Jî^
i}^ i
oCi9j
a. th.
To
settle (accounts).
^
J^
jia
Pole of a tent. i-)^^ 5r Pixiximity. Nearness. ^ Convenience, suitableness. jlJCa^ Perfumer, druggist. 'i'^-^ Baldness. ^Xaj ^<X2> -HBald.
v'i.'i-a
To decant (wine). To have sincere V^\

atfection for.
Ju3\j
5r
'Uii^
jt
tuoI
To cease laying eggs (hen). J^'\ To cease making verses (poet). gift, cj 5 To distinguish a. o. by a To live like true friends. <> To Jua7
reconcile.
To
strike a.
o.
i_j
*j
\'Jl2>
_^ *
with ( a stick ). To break stones with (a hammer).
To
choose, to take
of.
iJaillj
^^^\,
the best
f*5Cfl>
r\r'
ILA-O
>*,
Camel's muzzle. Crowing of a cock. Hoai'-fi'ost. A kind of wasp. ^ Coolness of temper.

Veil.
To light (the fire). _,i^j _,i^ To be vei'y sour (milk). 'J!^\i Xi To be scorchingîii_,,s^.,aj lî-so (sun).
Loud-voiced. Eloquent.
^.SUa^
Ready
To
to reply.
Covei'ed with hoar-fi'ost.

polish (a
fi>
Vlitfj
yd^
9^^^ Jio ^
To scorch a. 0. (sun). To hunt with a hawk. To be lighted (fii-e).

Kestrel, small falcon.
Vei-y sour milk.
Ji^
metal). To gloss (cloth). To strike a. 0. with a stick. l.ia.;)u J To throw a. 0. down. To be polished, glossy >U-tf a Ji^
-?.>
jy^
-r
Length
of the flanks.
Undeserved curse Sharp-sighted hawk. Treacle of Jî jy^

dates, grapes.
j\^ Ji^
9r
j--J _r-^
Flanks, sides. Polishing, burnishing,
Sweet (grape,
date).
jLa
Ji^\j Jii:i\
j\?
Tending of horses.
Slendei- in the flanks (horse).
Scaffold. Fj'ame.
He ^3^'j came with
i^jUii!ij^ jl
lies.
JJllS^
j5\o
Misfortune, ca]i,mity.
Stone-breakei'.
Steps.
Poli-sher, burnisher.
Blasphemei", unbeliever. Seller

of trv?acle.
Furbished. Smooth.
Sicily (island),
Poli.sher.
Jîiu^j
j.^
JaCa^
sUs^j *Uio ilio^j jii^

-Ji-
Sweeter, Preserved in treacle. To stray from the right Cdo a

path.
I
^^
-J}-
Slave, a,lii Slavonic.

I
^ 3.>l9j
lsiii>j w.U<i
Beware Look out < To stagger, to

stumble.
^|Uj
Te
ik*i o ^l^ -^
do not know where ^20 ^1 t^jil he is gone to. To strike a. 0. upon the head. ^ To fling a. o. down. u^j'VI o
To
close (a door).
a. th.
To
strike
a.
0.
*
on (the
upon
face).
To
slap
To be knoek-kneed, ^s5Co a tilo To tremble, to collide (knees). '<t)^^\ To come to fight. To collide o^lj
(armies).
To crow (cock). G-a^j liuJ-j liii a To crumble away (well). ^%i, a fi^ To have a white spot on the head the sound of ( bird ). To swoon at
thunder.
To be covered with
fro.st (gi'ound).
hoai'-
^2j>tj jSj
Authentical
'cU<i1j
deed, title-deed.
Scribe, clerk.
iJlkoj i)^,i ^ "dl-i Written agreement.

x4.,o
To be
cold, frozen, chiUed.
,lo
fii
Intense heat of middav.
To walk on a frozen ground. jOl^S To cover (the soil hoai-frost). Shore, country, extent of p.Uo1 ^ ^La
:
Knock-kneed.
Strong.
'^^ ^
-\Ik^
"Oil
land.
Uneasmess caused by
Affected by cold.
^
(
cold.
j.Xo
Weak-minded.
Strong. Bolt. To smite a. o.
fortune).
ill(,
ô^
Intense cold.
(JL^
j.;Gj^
'
';
White
spot on the head

-Ui.^
j, f!J!o\
Having a white spot on

the bit (horse). the head.
To champ
Ill-luck,
Blow, .shock.
misfortune.
Sun.
Liar.
'Uii*
y*^' ^1
îo
rM
To extract mari'ow from

(bones).
CrucifixioQ.
'J
v^
io
;j:>Li
Spine of the back. MaiTOw. HarrJ ground.

Spine.
To cleave to. it ijJCi o IfeuS To resound, to clash. >Li^ "^ To be dried up (water-skin). To stink, to smell '^Sj ,^)Js
i i
^
--
bad (meat, water).
*^^j
(_;>L9b ^'^
Loins.
To clarify (a beverage). ^ y^ o To clear wheat from dust. To

(boots).
0-2>
line i '^
Hardness. Hardening of the

heart.
To smite
Hardened
i_._i,
a. o. (calamity).
Hard
(stone).
^j ^Li
Altered (meat).
(heart).
Light and scattered
iLaj 'J^j 'J3
Hard. Whetstone. Whetstone. Sharpened.
Û>
'^^1^
rain.
Aspic, basilisk.
Ague.
Cross.
wJLij
^ "^
I'o
JyJ>1
'J^
Wicked man.
Sound, clank. Leather. Dry earth.
J5Ls>1 'j^j
oulo ^ ^.lo
J-4-j
The sign of the cross. ^î^l SjCit Exclam. of wonder. Â^\ Great God lit name of the cross
!
*Wj ^-^ J>L^ ^ d^

jL*
^\
I
Remainder
smell.
of water. Offensive
Cross-wort.
(plant).
>_UJI
ilxii
Misfortune, mishap.
;)u
Peony
^
,_jji<t ij.p
Crusader.
*!t4-^
?r
^^
"^
Small
crucifix.
*^^'^
Cross-vaulting. Diagonal.
A^ji'-ai
Lining of boots. i^l ^ ;J^L> Refuse of wheat. iJ^Li Dry mud crackling under Jxii^j j!A-a the feet.
Strainer,
filter.
loi'd.
<
Cross-shaped, cross-wi.se.
(cloth).
4-
%S)\^
wJ.o> Cross-
;t^
ili^J
Marked with crosses

road.
Noble and generous
Sharpened (spear-head).
Abundant
rain. Cobbler.
:
To
cross.
-Jlp
I'esound
to
jJ^^J^j
j.ijiLs
-^
Marked with a
-W-
Crucified. -^ Crucifix. ^_j Ca? Suffering from continuous fever,
rumble (thunder). Resounding. Noise.

Horse's foi-elock.
of the mane.
iLiLo
hair
t'js-
White
^Li
Good
To be
pi'ominent, broad Lûi o c-'lo (forehead).
Wood
pigeon.
guide.
To start (a horse). j tl^ o cX* To be watery, clear (milk). ^JU* To unsheath (a sword). x zXa\ To outwalk, to outstrip. o^^.^ J zXai\ Having a (broad forehead). cn-f.!l cXa Large knife. cS^^\ ^ cXa
i
Braying (ass). Dry clay.

Noi.''y.
JÎi^j J-^yJ>j ' JUrU?

,
j-ai.^
^
To To
crucify a. o.
,_aoj
Qi
^lo
fit
-if
extract
marrow from
bones.
pieces.
To
_Jlo fry, to roast (meat). To
provide (a bucket) with two cross-
Active (man). Active. Penetrating

(swoi'd).
zXa'-^j z^\^\
To melt
Cocoon.
(silver).
uJLi
r~Lo -^
..^
Standard money.
*
>
Pure
silver ingot.
Ob-Lo
To cling to (fever). jc To be hard (stone ).x;5Lo a,4ojo. To be crucified. To get hardened (date). < To make the sign of the cross. To harden a. tb. To give to A
a. th.
Short and hooked

staff.
the shape of a cross.

to
Crosier, sceptre.
To become hardened,
*?J>^^ rJ^-
firm,
stiff.
become
,_.*^7
Pure
silver.
Hard, barren. Niggardlyo>iil ^
oU
Glabrous. Hard.
.^ ^ .\^ ^
tC)^}
{
î^^
-fr
)
Smooth.
j
Stingy.
j1^ ^ .)-aU ^ oLil
K~>-y^^ U_Û9j (>>Lo a To be sound,
ytUa
Avaricious. Dry. Failing to give

fire (steel). Isolated.
^^
-
opp. to j_J
'
honest, righteous.
To
j
suit, to
fit
a. o.
J
^t ^jj^_
Lion. Hard. Strong-
î>U ^ âU
hoofed (horse).
That will suit To reconcile,

to
you.
s \>-%oj
\jji
îCî ^JU)
J^
4>
Sea
eel.
Broad,
spacious.
j^^ - _Ao - Ûi/!j inJ>U - ^kU ^

CLi a
make peace
with.
^
To be
bald on the forepart of the head.

the
clouds (sun).
To emerge from
Baldness.
/i^Mj
^ ^>j ^
^1^
To agree with a. o. upon. To set a. tli. aright. To

repair, to reform.
^JUsl
-(^
Part of the head affected siLoj XiU? with baldness. Forehead.

Bald.
oUoj
(tree).
/lo
:r
'UU ^ aU^
Ui.i
I
Cropped
(soil).
To do good to a. o. Ji To make peace between. ^^ To reconcile, rCu>\j ^liii \j ^CaJ to make peace. To agree on. i^ To be arranged (business). r-i.iil To adapt o.'s self. To vC\ia^\ amend, to reconcile. To be corrected, improved.
Without herbage
Misfortune, adversity.
,.i^_,
;Ioj
}
{
'Uli^ll^j 'Ui-^))
'
Broad and hard rock. f!A-tf j 4"^ May the blessing and mercy îLi ^ of God be upon him. Shortening of
the words.
To find a. th. proper, good, a rCCai:^\ To judge, to wish a. th. good. To ak a. o. to make peace.
jr
Ûj
aJs- i^S
,
To
boast, to
,J^j OL^
To
a wiUi -
Peace, reconciliation. ^jj. Goodness, Soundness. Morality. ^^La Righteousness. Technical word, oUÛaJ*!, ^ ^-Mij-at
bz'ag.
meaning.
Technical ( word). 'J-y^htJ>\^ Sound, good, ^y.J^fj u>ktUs "^ -rdia
proper, honest.
i>-
To be
innutritive (food).
\j^
J
thunder without giving rain (cloud).
To say hard things to. To breath painfully. To

little
Self-interest.
Vlisd^ ^-J
be of
j^S
He
is fit for
that.
Vo y
worth (man;.
Goodly, honest.
.G-JU?
To abhor, to render a. o. hateful. To come upon a hard soil. wWiiT To be a flatterer. Boast, brag. Thunder without ^L^
rain.
Work
self-interest.
^ ^^Li [^ ^ os'Ua>s
Advantage. -^ Calling, employment. Peace, reconciliation. ^y~^j *>JCai

Corrector, reformer, c Salt.
tS^
Boastful,
ojk^j 'Uioj
bj-aggart. Rainless (cloud). Tasteless

(food).
J^ ^ w4^
hill.
Mediator, peacemaker. oy rOJau' To pretend deafness. Ûa; ^JUa -S-
Great deafness.
Stone-deaf.
,;J-
^^ ^
*6sLs
^
i
yî^\
Side of the neck. Slope of a
î-tS
Hard
jy^ ,,
''iIU
> sJ>\J\ ^ wiUI

s.-uLjj
,
and barren
(soil).
Hard and
bai'ren laud.
'ULa
To trample loudly lS>yLi jli -{^ (beast). To grate (teeth). To ascend on. J To be hard (soil). To fail to S\.JA^
'
To
utter a loud
^\j
CiU
jU ^'
^
give
fire (steel).
shout.
To attack (a tribe). To smite a. o. (sun).
;b_,
ji^
5
To be avaricious. A^j^V^y^^ To have a steel giving no fii'e.

Avarice.
Sn
ji^l
s3>Ls
^c
(meat, a stick) near the fire. To straighten a stick (in the
fire).
Cr
a 1^
To strike a. 0. with a stick. c_, 5 jL^ To writhe about (sick person), ^^j^ To scream in child-birth (woman). To grate the teeth (stallion), ^^^y
Dirty water.
o.'s self at a fire. llaJjlj '[3j ^'^ Action of the fire. Fire. Forehead. ^_ioj '^.ij, ^ S>Uj ~Cr%i Stone-pounder for aromatics. Snare, net for game Toasted, roasted.
To warm
xJ^La
Shriek of distress.
Even
plain.
j2lJi
r-^j
Even, smooth.
o>^^ t JJ^ 3%^\ ^ jU sixi ^ j-l^

jj >Uj
:r
To stop (a flask). To be obstructed

(ear-iiole).
Lo-Ô
^^
Thin bread. Slice of Eloasted meat. roquent jJUi^

(speaker).
**c^
fr
J^^j
i
jUx;
To become deaf. He is dead. To determine upon. To pers'-vere in. To snap a. th. with the teeth. a To penetrate, to pierce into J ^%^
(sword).
To maim
a. 0, j( _X^j , CJLS to cut off the ears, nose.

a. th.
o _^lo
To uproot
J^K
*^:)L5
Gallant, dauntless men.
X^laj Ûs
Sepa- oC>U>j ob>Uj ^ Xi^Lij rated party.

Misfortune.
Momentous
event.
jLa
To impress
of.
a. th. in the
mind
Sword. Having the ears cut

off.
To render a. o. deaf (God), n ' To find a. o. deaf. To stop (a fiask). To feign o.'s self deaf. To turn
a deaf ear to. Great misfoi-tune, calamity.
A -
To become To piJl off

(head).
destitute.
a. th.
,iLi
the
ib
-M-
To shave
xiiJS
He
j^^î
Z^-a
is an unknown man. Tall man.
'c^
<iiIo ja
^Joj-j îlo
n
-JJ-
Stopper. Male serpent.
^^ ^ <^
To wound
back.
a. 0.
on the
lytio >La
-ft-
Female hedge-hog. Courageous.

Obstruction of the ear, deafness. ^'^ Unyielding (man). Fiery î.i>ij
(horse).
Valve,
lid.
^J-\:^j
To remain
deafness.
silent: to feign
<i^1 ^ jX'^^ ^î;^ ,îio
To pray God. 5;>^,^ Ls To bless, to wish good to. li <> To give the nuptial blessing to. To be the second in a race ^_.iu
is.
Interior, pith.
Bone supporting j,.^^

(
a limb. Intense unmixed.
cold,
heat). Pure,
From
the bottom of the heart.
^3] ^ ^
I
(horse ). Middle of the back, >5\ob cXj>-^ y^ rump. Prayer. ?r s^^ Oratory, place of worship. ^lii ^ Holy water. The second in a race (horse). ^-^
cX^
Deaf. Disre-
oltij garded (man).
'^ ^
-ito
'^^S
To
Surname
Hard Hard
soil.
of the
month Redjeb, Great distress.
'^%
.^-^
heat, to jc_,| j j| A roast a. th. at a fire. To roast (meat).
A CLs Jo -
i
fi>
To To
lay a snare for.
stone. Granite, silex.

o.'s self to, to
in.
warm
J ^^',^
-^
_i jl \^-4-> *^^J ij^ a ts^ o.'self at the fire. To endure
To
apply
the heat of
fire.
A>
persevere
To put
A Ji^j V
,
j'
J^
J-
Y
house).
JSF
To deck
(a
bride).
To expose
ot-i a^C^
Finely tempered
i^La^j j-ia'^
the Blessed Sacrament.
(sword).
To spare (money). To come to s |Sli-^j

^
Fiery horse.
Vj^'fiaJ'
To
iioliJ>j ^,ÛJ>j ^^û-^ urge, to incite u s v;.^ a li-S -W-
fight
with
a. 0.
a. 0. to.
To
rest a. th.
J| *_4ipj
*1JI.
jC^S
upon.
Elevated, hard
place.
iC-?j iCo'l ^ ai-o
To I'emain silent. To hush up, to silence

a. o.
c^J>1j
5 c-i-olj c.i-
Apparel of a bride, ^jj'^^ ~ Lord. Eternal. Enduring hunger y^3 and thirst. Craftless people. Solid
(body).
To become hardened (ground), To render a. th. solid, massive,

Silence.
c-i-^l
Prominent rock,
-if-
Corporal.
s^;..^
He has hushed He is on the point

Food given
a
child.
(
Cij~t^j oî-ij him up. *3U_iaj
c\^
ft,
oV^';
^Vvi oî-o
l&
Exposition of the blessed Sacrament.

Stopper, lid. iU_^ -^Net (income). Laid up (money). jA^ Massy, solid. Ju..i.i Place repaired to. jX-^ To be avaricious. Ijjioj l%-5 o _^^
of performing the business.

for soothinc^
:^J.j ;^w3
Silent. Lifeless
opp. to
^^j
f/v
c-Ûa
(being).
Mute property
opposed
to flocks.
To
1
flow slowly (water).

Jî-o
\j
,
l__,i-^
j^î
l^ri-^ >
He does not possess jû Vj mute nor vocal property.

Silent,
c^l-tf> il C>
become sour
(milk).
mute.
c>i.-^j î-<?
To be
avaricious.
To
be,
J^^\i j%J>
Fidl (honeycomb).
upon the time of sunset. Odoui' of fresh musk. Brim of a vessel. jV^Jil ^ j'^ Place to which water comes J^,^
to enter
kO>i-i (breast-plate). Penetrating (thru.st).

c.*-^!^
Heavy
J^
Wild, savage (country). Xr.^lj Solid, sound (wall, vessel ). Of one colour (horse, stuff).
Candle.
v:C>^
c^^
o
5
-if
slowly.
^
i
*?=-3 ^
Thin and dry.

Sunset.
To
%'jyiai
~c,'J^3
affect the brain 5 C:,,;^ a
5^4
(sun).
Sour milk.
To importune
questions.
a. 0.
with
To detain
a. o.
by
&
C^^ a f^^
persuasion.
To strike a. o. with a stick. i_j 5 To make a mis- ^^&0I J C;-i a ^^

a speech. To persist in o.'s scheme.ojj ^ To keep to. J ,^^l{ Recess in wall, wheat-bin. xi;^ n
take
in
Fetid sweat. Melted grease applied on chaps.
Û_o
Hard ground.
Burning (day).
S^tisi-oj
"(k^
r.'-ia
^^4-ij
2
li:;.,^
A^
To wound
a. 0. in
:^.i-2> -Vc
the ear-hole.
To produce gum
(tree).
if-
?^.ii>1j
;i-4-
Small-eared,
^\,J,
^ ni*^ ^
^;J>1
Slender, not opened (plant).
Ear-wax. Arabic gum.

:
^^^
^ ^li^ -Co
-Jf
Overtopping. Cutting uUUsjr ;i-^ sword. Penetrating, quick (mind). oUi-o^j Sharp-pointed (pie). Sharp;4~^
Conduct, hole ^j^Jiij,;ijJj'l of the ear ear.
To
ut-sj Jj
.
Jb *
1^4-.^
direct o's self towards.
horned
(gazelle).
To heap
nic
al
up.
To
give a co-
fi>
,;^
-^
shape
to a dish.
To strike a. 0. with a stick. ^ i To set up, to erect a. th. a^j To stop a flask ). <} To adorn
fi>
A)
Condiment of mustard i_.U-- wJ-* -Jr and raisins. Liking that condiment. wi-ia-; Reddish yeUow, chestnut'Ji,'i-?
colour.
Upper part of a pie. Monk's To gum.

slaver.
^
^;l>^
cell.
ii.
<^'j^j
/>>>-
To produce gum
^To
û.^ -
>i-1
(tree).
Old palm-ti'ee. Lonely man, jjiio -J^ ^îthout family .Water-pipe of a tank.
Pine-cone.
j<>=-
To
extract
gum from
^.i^-il.
tree.
J^
C-i
Arabic gum.
< Pine-resin.
^
Cold wind.
Intenseness of cold.
Pine-tree.
j.S"a ^
.^jl.^
^.y^ ^ j:^^ îi^ ^^^1^1 ;U-i

Jia'^\
-CulJI jk
S''/^
'isy.'y^-a
Colophony. Piece of gum. Ulcer.

tings.
jU^
;ii_i>
Bies-
Cone-shaped, conical. To fix, to streng- a cîo^ then a. th. Small basket. Flask- cûx:.^
case.
cio
^
-S-
Ulcered on the nose,

lips.
;iUs> yî
cAii^
o'ii--9
Cjy-a
Sides of the
oÛ--?j oUjCtfj
mouth.
s
To seed away
(people).
^^
stick.
o ipJ-^
-fr
To become
To shut
altered
ji-i'l
jô
-J^
(milk, water).
To strike a. o. with a To overthrow a. o.

Brass castanets. Cymbals. I do not know
v*~
o!Aij
a door.
*
;>L0
>U-.i o
r-i^
Altered milk.
r-y-*
5r
r--o
P
l
>*
Cfl
L^jil
Hungi'y or thirsty. To be hard, to V^-ij become hardened.
ji-a
-S-
what sort of man he is. Player upon the cymbals. x Uij ?r'^ Surname of an Arabian poet. Lord, chief. Strong. ao\liâiuj^ Hero. Vehement cold). The chiefs of an army. jj iCJsJI Box, chest. Safe. jiÛ-* ^ oj'j^ -SPublic debt office. ^/.^^ Jj'-^-a
(
To abstain from food. To strike a. o. with a stick. To be intertwisted (plant).

Strong, hardy.
Dry, dried up.
i
^
5
j^.
)_^<â
Rivet of a screw.
To
rush, to go
îJ.lj,CLi.ii ^-S-S-
quickly.
Hump-backed.
Treasurer. Sandal-wood, a Skiff. Jai-c>P Big-headed (ass, JiCLi ^ JiiLoj

camel).
Jj^-^ ^'I JjUiJI cn>1
To befall a. o. (accident). i ^^^ To urge, to incite a. o. against, if 5 '^'\ To kill game on the spot 2
(hunter).
Chemistry, pharmacy. *JjJ9 Chemist, pharmacist. :JiU^ ^ 'j.VlJi-i Plane-tree. Kind of palmajiloj jU-j P
Chiisti.
To dart down To spread on.

Impetuous.
(bird).
^<^^\
^
-$}
To be
altered, to stink
'^^
oUi-S
Head
of a spindle.
Fish-ô
C..^
ajt.^
ing hook. Angle. Knitting-needle.
Mimosa Xilotica: acacia. W-j. a Tympanon. J^Lo-tfTo make, to (^':J,j uj-^ a ^^ woj k a. th. skilfully. To manufacture. To create a. th. (God). He has done to him f.!^ Cij^ kJ[
fit,
To emit a fetid smell from the arm-pits. To assume a disdainful look. To get angry. To strive to. it
(water).
-{J-
Basket. Urine of the hyrax. 2r< Fetid smell of the C^\ ^ dcJ>j,'C^ arm-pits. Bad odour. Courageous, brave. oU-
Slothful, neglectful.
'^\
C-a^
benefit.
ADgi7.
'^
r\\
Manufactured, wrought
Artificial, fictitious.
A-Ua^j ?>-'*'
He has done
a foul deed.
to
him
^ G^
s
Cij^
^j
^.^
To assort, to classify.^ To compose (a book). < To

a
lie.
--
To
tend, to train (a
Ui^j CJ^ -
forge
horse).
To To
put forth leaves (tree). be chapped (lips). To be
To arrange, to embellish a. th. ft To make the most of his goods

(merchant).
^JLi>
split (tree).
Species,
<Jî oUJi ^ôj
sort, class.
To maintain, to support a. To blandish a. o To strive to seduce a. o.

witli
o. i
fLo\^
Fringe of a vestment. iii.ij ili^j ^jLa

Litterary work.
Galled in the legs (deer), ^jli ^^jil^l Author of a book. oI-<3 Pith, quintessence. ^Cud ^î;.*? -^
a bribe.
To be affected, assuming. if- To paint o.'s face. To prepare (a banquet). ^ To

be
artificial.
f.:ij,{
To stink. To take care of. To exert o.'s self in.
Czli.
jf^
To do good to a. o. To choose a. o, as a
follower.
Xi-i^
^^
Smell of the arm-pits. Stinking. Sturdy. To be otiensive (smell). a ,^-KTo be strong (slave). To shout (man). To shape out idols for worship. Strong, robust (slave). i^^^ j, ^^
To order a. th. to be made. To rear (an apprentice). To ask. a. o. to manux

facture
Benefit.
a. th.
Make, made
Skilful workman. JiJ.2\ fl^ j ,1^ Work. Employment. Workman- iiLtf
J^
Idol.
ûJl ^
stained
1
Jo
xii^
-j'r
ship.
Quill of a pen, of a feather.
Art of training horses.

Art, craft,
;JC-^j oiiC-a industry. Skilfulness.
i^îll
5r
To be
JjjT, j,J with ashes (cook).
- _^-^
*ctLo
Ashes.
Intertwisted trees.
tains.
jlj>j
_^^j .(^
Arsenal, dockyard.
iJlXoll j\i
jLJ .^ yj>
Workmen,
Artificial.
artisans.
(
^JC^JI i_U.^1
Water, stones between two moun-
opp. to
'^^
'J-t^
Work.
Brother. Son. o^y^j 'Uil ^ jl^ Uncle. D Nephew.

Sister.
Deed, benefit. Polished (swoi"d). Trained, skilful.
"^^
Handy, dexterous.
Skilful
Daughter. Aunt.
z'jj^
workman,
o*-^-'
^:î'^^
One of a pair or of more than two.
Skilful
workmen,
â3l fSu^j (m.f.)^ ^ î;^ cJ*~^-' lj"^*^ J c*^ ^^

industrial people.
The whole.
Hush
I
llUiJI
!
Action, deed.
Work,
;JU-i^
<i-vui
silence
'^ ^
workmanship.
Benefit, favour.
He
is
my
disciple.
j.l^j\
"
.^;^ yi î:^
^'(o
To be
redhaired.
To
be
Oli-ilj
Affectedness. Artifice.
chestnut (horse).
Manufactux'ing. Creator.
sr-*-^
pU^ ^
servant.
golden, chestnut :C,jU>J ^4-ij colour.
Artisan. -> .Apprentice

Listern.
;JUa^
,
,-
XiLLâT^j
<iiaj ^':î
Reddish,
^^ ^ .C4^ ^
_;^^
'^^^
Constructions
strongholds.
such
as
palaces,
chestnut (colour). Violent (death).
Banquet, dinner-party,
foia^
XiLoi
I"
(an advice) to be right.
To
stoop, to lower (the head), to

it.
Excessive heat. Hot day .Place burnt by the sun.
^y^
'C+^l
^X.a^
raise
to the butt.
To shoot an arrowstraight To point (fire-arms).
The red
liquor
i.
To start (a horse). n To obtain, to attain a. th. a ^^\J\ To perpetrate a murder. Ui He is right (in *ijjj J?]4 4 v''-*^
his opinion)
:
Tawny beasts. To scorch a. o.
e. wine. Toasted.
(sun),
fin
j^-i a -^-S
-ft-
Intenseness of heat.
o'-^-S
^j'^'-^j
,
Waterless desert.
j+IS
--
To
melt, to
f>
jila.^^j
1^4-^ a
ji3
?
he speaks rightly.
liquefy a. th.
To
J]j
anoint, to grease.
To
act in a straightfoi"ward
befall, to
*^ J
SiUsl
To become
j_,
^ _,i^'\j
jj
y^'o
way.
related to a tribe by marriage.
To
of
To
smite
ts
'xa^^
become the son or brother-in-law

a. o. in
a. 0. (misfortune).
a tribe.
Jî^,
ji-i>-!l
To smite a. o. (evil eye). To descend, to go downwards. To be shed, poured forth

(liquid).
v^~
kjj,i^
The army drew

near to the other.
î^^
^'Â.
jl
To be melted, L'quefied. To glisten (chameleon).

Hot, burning.
Relationship.
ail
j[i^\j
.^-ai
^ To
To
be struck (by an
evil).
i^
^^^
'\î^j
J^^\
side.
;-
j\-o
approve, to find a. th. right, good.

i_,Co
Related on the women's
Kins-
Colocynth.
Side, aimed direction. Sti'aight
man, son-in-law, brother-in-law.

Molten substance. Marrow. ~e'j\^ Roaster. Seller of molten j\^ ^ j^^
grease.
yJy^
forwardness. -^ Near, towards. Cloud letting down rain, îoj MLsfortune. Weakness of mind. oUa Heap, a Packsaddle of a camel. ;jjj> Right, straight forward course. tjlj-S Rightness. convenience. -^ Judgment
Intellect.
Melted, liquefied.
Ci.stern.
T-i ji,W^ -^
-^4-^
To neigh
(horse).
Tj^^-î f-ij*^ - JuCoj iL^-i i a
J^
To neigh one
(hor.es).
to another
â>Ji
Reasonable, right. \A'S- Successful hit (of an arrow) tS^\ Acuteaess of mind. Going straight wi-iS'j v-i/^J v^'''-* to the butt (arrow). Straight (mind, judgment). Choice men j:^\ illij "'^fyoj >^\j-o of a tribe. Smitten by a calamity. ,jC^
Stroke, misfortune.
Neighing.
The
J4^j jaU? J*0"^ T <i*Csj Jl+oj J::4^

,
neighing of horses.
To have
an ulcer.
j.^
a 'j:-^^ \ji^ a
2f
(^ ^
J^\^
To
ride (a horse). To ascend on the top of (a mountain).
Back
^.j.^h *jCaj
Mishap, blow. cjCi-ah i^>,y^ ^ XLi^'f Rural policeman. lif-l?^-* T
lo
Cj^^J Cjyij O^-i a o emit a sound, to utter a ciy.

,
0'"tf "^
of a beast, cj^'^^^j -Q-s ^ Sj^-S Middle of a saddle. Tower on the top of a Jko ^ mountain. Hollow holding water. '\.^^ ^ Murmur, squeak. S^j.^ a
To
divulge a. th. oî^ o'-^b c/j-a concerning a. o. To be renowned, Â^ cJ^> -^ famous. To answer to a call. To rec/sji
To
1
fall (rain).
CCiij
,
C>i
i_;\-9
-ft-
hit
t^\^]j
]^J j_jiJ.^_j y
^>i
the target (arrow).
To pour
(a liquid).
To
flood the
fi>
trace
o.'s steps.
To become
erect.
earth (clouds). To approve a. 0. To find
fi>j
^j3
Bag
of nmsk. Small
O/^' r
J*j-,
His fame resounded

in his time.
c'^jW
*j
oCaJl
quantity of musk. Sweet odour. Fine-shaped. J\i
Voice, sound.
Prone to
a. th.
j^J>^
Good fame,
renown.
if
*%^J
oOo'l r cSy^ CHi-j oUj

c-i-a
Picture, image.
of the mind.
JtjJ^ t
"i'jt.
f^
Tliought, idea. Fancy. ConceptioujîJ
Good oc bad fame.

cî-^j
Strong-voiced.
î-ljl
cXa
Photography.
Painter.
j.^^
jy^
o(iJ,V&Jl
Resounding. There is not
oO-^
in
Tbe Creator, God.

Avaricious.
a. 0. raising his voice
the hou-seol^.^^ jloJLi C i. e. nobody.
ij'y^
oUau-fi*
Chicken.
^^
fi>
^
-^
-U-
Metallic sheet for baking.
û?
-ft-
To come
(bees).
successively
(g^'j^
o f.ia
To measure wheat. To scatter (people, things). *j 5 To round a. th. To make * ^^-^ a. th. sharp-pointed. To shake plants (wind). To sweep, to prepare
a place.
To split a. th. A G-^-i o Ûa To dry up a. th. (sun, wind). * ^j.^ To become split. To become r'y^
dried up.
To be cloven. To shine 'moon). ^CaJl. Bank of a river. Foot of -ry^j -ry^

a mountain.
Barren
Plaster.
land.
iiC^
^-ij-i
Sweat of a horse.
To move its wings about (bird). To disperse (crowd). To be

shaken
(plant).
o.'s steps.
,^
Shoot of the palm-tree.

Dishevelled hair.
iii*.-^
f.j:^
To
retrace
9-'^[
J û>1 ^l^ ^ Cyst of the bones. Ûs^ ot*'-^ 7- ^'"^
To
listen to a. o.
Misfortune.
Measure
for grain.
To
lCaj
f,U>
incline
Jl
A jUsb
0>-= o jUa
-^5-
Flat ground. Play-ground.
a. th.
towards.
Gold or silver cup. o^~ rr j-'j-* To shape out, to fi, ^j^ o j-Ua -^ mould, to fashion. To create a. th. (God). To pattern, to copy a. th. To forge (a lie). To form (a tense).* To sink into ( the ground j f,ia
:
A jUa To cut, to divide a. th. To decide a point ( judge). ^SCi-J! ^'jy^ a j^ To lean, to incline. To shape out a. th. To paint, A j^
to picture.
I
water).
To be fashionned. To silver a. th.
j.UsJb 9-j^j ?
^..i -^
Pure, unmixed, standard (mo- f,u ney). Honest (man). Sound (body). Coin ( opp. to ii'Jr. ) j.Ctf yj\î -^ having the legal standard. Form, shape. Alike, similar. j,^ They are both alike. o^'j^ C
fancied. J, j'^ A J\J\ To demolish, to break a. th. To be shaped. To be painted. ^^j A> To imagine, to fancy. To be bent. To be demolished. yâJt, Bank of a river. uIjj-? ?- J^-^
Grove of palmtrees.
jl_^b
ijl^-?
-r
Sy^
He
is like
his
<^'\ Xi-'^^j '^'y^
>
Horn, hunting-horn. Tyre (town), jâ Summit of a mountain. Musk-rat. ;3U Itching of the head. sS^-*
brother.
Fashion, shape. Paradigm (gram). -^ Jewels.
-^^
^ <1^
Arrows
of the
same
iL-a ^C^-.
workmanship.
Shape. Exterior S>-^3 Si-^ -r 3>- appearance. Copy. Picture, image. Manner. -<> Picture. Formula. Draught of a letter. ._iVi;4'S>- Apparently, obviously. Sj^-^
1
He
is
of noble descent. i;.j_^nL-<9
'jA
Herd of oxen.
o>ji-
-r
j^c^j
j^'j-^.
^^^
jtCo
îj^j
it'C^j
To cause
Fast.
a. o. to fast
Craft, art of a goldsmith.
Goldsmith,
jeweller.
^C^ ^
^J/o
Fasting, faster.
Liar.
Bulky and strong.

Fasting.
Faster.
^^
laniferous (beast).
^s.
).
^|^
"^
-J^
^^^
>/C<^
(land).
tt
u^j-o
Gold or silver jewels.oVir^ ^r j-*-^ \3_^ a i_j^ J , Csj^-'^ LJj-< o oCo
^j^
X^CaJ^j >Ca>
To be
Waterless and barren

Standing-place of a
horse.
^1^ To
deviate, to miss
(
(Jj3
o >_jCo
the butt
arrow
To turn away
iiyS'^j^
:
from
keep a. th. with
o.
(face).
To speak
To To
pi-esei've, to
the language
or
a. th.
of the soofies.
sui
round
a.
fi>
o^-<9
To
walls, to enclose.
avert (a misfortune God).

soofi.
.e.
a oCol
,_;j
To guard
from.
o.'s self
^j
^ oji^j oj-^j
oj-^
Preservation, keeping.
To become a Wool. He has given

nothing.
^7
olSJ>1
it
rr
^j^^
iUstl
for
*j;53
ij^
Censer for pei'fumes.
*J^
Ward-robe. <j^1 ^ oC-5j o\j^j o'ô. Keeping. Chastity, modesty. xJCo

Flint-stone, quartz, siles.ol^-^ ^*Jl^-^
Flock of wool.
Seller of wool.
:Sj^
ol^-^
Soofi
(musulman
*^^-^
jr
"J
jo
on the Nile. Quarry. o\jJ>\ Guarded. oj'ya''j Oj^ Chaste (wonoan). 'CjJa!'
Town
devotee).
Woolly. Woolly.
Tinder.
^'j^\j wi?.Csj
w;i.
pfoj jVo
"J>^-^J
(
^^
<jVs^
uVsjo
Mound,
hillock.
Road. Stones set up

'i^-ab ^j-^
Middle of the head. Turban,

Battle-field.
lis^^
-ft-
for guidance.
Tombs. He has taken

iS_y-aj
,
it
entirely.
,
'<>\jJaj
a'sL]
ii>o a Jj^j To dry up (tree). To be sti'ong, sturdy. Dried up.
Q._yo
'
^SJ^ "^
jj^'\j
To stick to (smell). ^\^ o i)U> He is motionless. i)^; Vj ii\^ n To dart furiously jp 'Hj^j Vj^ o Jl'o
upon
a. 0.
-S-
(wild beast).
^y^
jj^
-^
To
It
xiy^j
SC^j
VjjJ>j
vLoj Vjo -
^jiaj 'J^^
assault, to overpower a. o.
To wash
fectly.
a. th.
imper-
^ to Uo
Imperfect washing.
;ilu9
'
has been decreed by God. J j^^ To soak, to dilute (gypsum). J',^ To wash (corn). To clear a thrashfi>
lo
uG>-.lo_} G>-U.^_j *>:jaj liil-^
^^-^ "^
ing-floor fi'om rubbish.
crow, to cry loudly. To call out to a. o. To exclaim against a. o. o^ It They have been frightened. They have been destroyed. ^^^ ^...^ To shout, to utter a shrill cry. ^.^ To call out to one ^JUio rCia another. To be cracked, broken. ûJlj -^.Ioj
^^
To assault, s 'ijC-^j VU-sj To attack one another.

Rush, violence. Authority. Sudden attack. Strength.
VjIaI'
Jj\^
JjUsj
^ ô
i)^^
x)j^
Wheat washed
in
water.
*Ia'-jJl
Rubbish of wheat. Sweepings

of a thrashing-floor. Vessel for soaking.
*I|^
To break
Ci-y.
(dawn).
ÛaJl
Crowing of the
Ûoj
nl-i
JjiaJ^ ^ J>.a Broom for a thrashing-floor dj-is;* To fast, îkolj ,Cir--tf J C-^..^ jLa To reach its mid point (day). To
-ft-
cock.
abate (wind).
l>-
Fortress.
t^'L-i
t-r
"^
I
-A^
*s'^=:-<'j
*-^r^
Cock's spur. Horn of bulls, gazelles.
To
incite (people)
Cl^
f-Ls -^
one against another. To

(sheep).
separate
met him before ijj ^^^.i jST ;â '6^ dawn. Shout, yell. Punishment from ;il^ Heaven. Sudden attack.
Sliouter, shouting.
*WJ,lo
9^,1^
To go To be To
astray.
Ji_4J' o'-
4^
"^
Wailing of women at a
funeral.
i_ij,Lo)l
stirred (water). -^'To be
^li;
perplexed, led astray.
Shouter
fi>
clamorous.
*>Ljo
i
^ ^.t^
.>\-a
season (a dish).
^La ^\^
-H-
To
hunt,
ilkiilj J^<ao a
< To
ney.
give a legal standard to
mo-
to chase, to fish.
To spend summer in a place. To deviate ê. i>jiL3j Gli from the mark (arrow). To receive a summer rain. To be sufficient to a. o. for summer. -^ To glean. To make a s CiC-sj xIjC^
contract for summer.
To liunt, to fish for a. o. To have the neck erected. To be glandered (camel).

i
ilc^
iU?
(IlLo a Ju-i
ol-
Copper. Camel's glanders. Hunting. Fishing. Shooting.
iCo
olo
Fish or
game caught,
;>rey.
Hunter. Fisherman. Sportsman. .u^j

wiiCo
To
enter upon the season of summer. To beget a child

ii-^j , ijC.o
oCol
in
Erecting the neck, jl^^ ^ 'lî.^* Prince. Glandered (camel). Hard ground. Saida. town of
Syria.
^^
-C-i^
'llCi
old
age.
Copper. Gold.
^jL-o
^^
I
jlal..^
bummer.
>-;-i
Termagant.
fset,
Ul.
Belonging to summer. Summer rain. Born in summer.
"îl^
jj Ua >pf a'^'AJj c^'^Ja'j snare. Trap. Pitfall.
j1^
Summer
rain.
^JC^
Warm
(weather).
expedition.
Summer
oUsj ^\'j^ ^
_ii^>j
>_iJ,Co
Caught in chase. Hunter. Lion.

I
a_^
iiiaia/J
XlJ.Co
Summer-place,
country.
j; iu.'^ .
_i..^
'i'jj-J^-^j 'O^ i jCa ft' To go back to the enTo happen, to come campment,
\j^^fj
become.
-tf-
Watered by a summer
rain (country).
i^Jî
**c-^
to pass (event).
Often watered by summer rains (land). Mari-ying
oC-a;
To befall a. 0. To render a. 0. ^j
a. th.
J|
s
Ut.^
eji^\jLg\j
s
.^
JL
when
'
old
such.
likeness to.
(man). Dust raised. (3r*? 5^ *^'?-' Sound, noise, offensive smell.
To have a
iji**
-fi-
Sparrow.
^j^-^
i_,
J;-*
-J^
To
cling to (smell).
feilo
iJUa
Short and strong.

China.
J^
^S^'l
*IJU> j
j,^
-^
Result of an affair, issue. Great- j^ priest of the Jews. Little salt-fishes. Crevice of a door. He is on the point of Jris jys Jc finishing the affair.
cth*-}^
Sound of castanets.
Enclosure for jx^j jya
cattle.
Ji^
^
bjx^j , SjC^
Chinese. China earthenware.
'^-^
Jlî-tf
Tray,
^
plate..
jKyo ^
"
Patine.
A
cj\'y^ <*
Cloth-tent.
o>..^
becoming such or such. D17 fodder, straw.

Place of
ai'rival.
jjJi-
o'JS^
jv<s
Conch of the
ear.
o'i^l ol>-^
Result, issue.
JV?
i-i
>^^
u=
To conceal o's mind. 4^ J u To be tucked (skirts').' To" be
ij.
'i,^\
iî\-tf-
guarded, watched (child). Hatred, anger. v-f J v-^ Tumour on the lips. l,,^
Lizard.
oCôj
-^
L^-^
\}
vW^ t
^jC-iJ
i^-^
Dooi-latch.
lock.
Wooden
^ *i^
^h-.'^
Point of a sword. Fog, mist.
v*^ "^J
^_,ui
:r
*J.C^
Food for children. Abounding with

lizards (place).
va^
ZA^
-r
'^.^j
>-4-^
Hunting lizards. To be misty (weather). To crouch UjL^j

(hunter).
CS
To overtake a. 0. To seek i*efuge towards. To conceal, to hide a. th. To be concealed, hidden.

Hiding place. To grasp,
Grasp.
itj
fi>
\li>l
'OaJ>[
li'^^
d,i-i
\j
lili
"^^ 5dli ^
to clasp a. th.
Claws, nails. To blacken a. th

(fire).
To snore (horse). Ct^j To yelp (fox). To abuse a. 0. by words. To be blackened (by fire).
Ashes.
G-J-i
a -tCS
s r-jQ?
tÛ-i'
^Ch'j\
To pile up (stones), To stitch (the leaves To leap (horse).
fit
^lis o j{^ of a book).

\'j\^
species of truffles. Kind of îjl
s^
^
cr'
lîon.
jyûbj
j\^
--
poppyMale hyena.
oî^.-Js
oVili-
Strong, hard, vehement. To be wicked, prone C-L^

to evil.
To
(
b3 nari'ow place ). hold

a. th. undei*
C-Io
J\^
Mischievous,
/b
prone^_j_jL
~i^j
o-^
To
u>ki>b >^^^
to
evil.
the arm-pits. Arm-pit.
To
hold j
'xy'CSj CJali
iui- -^
owj
oi-i
fast, to gi'ipe.
To
maintain.
To keep
;
Hard ground. Narrow (place).

Family.
cn-i
c^^
order in a country. account) accurate.
<4^j
;
^^^'j
<4'$^ Xii^
-il-
To
alter
to burn
l^li. o C-.i>
a. th. (fire).
To render (an To correct to dot (a writing). <> To confiscate, to sequester (goods). To arrest a. 0. To draw up (a report). To point (a
gun).
not
liis
To seek refuge at. To overtake a. o. To prevent a. th.

Ashes.
Jl
jt
^^\
KJiâ
He does
Avork
iii^ Ja-Jaj V
accux-ately.
He does not
correctly.
I'ead
ij*!^* Ja-isj
Bread baked
in ashes.
%\.JaJ'
To clamour, to make noise. To quarrel, to i Q-V?ioj Xli' ^Co

contend with
XJUStle,
a. o.
:>tj3t-isj
To be ambidextrous. CJal^ a ia^ To take hold of a. o. forcibly, i hl^ To be strengthened. To be Jalâii.

kept in due order. Accuracy, organization. Arrest. Jalb Strengthening. Police. Strong, hardy. Firm. JaCo' ^ iajia Lion. <> Officer in the army.
^bwisj
,if\3iO^
otO
confused voices, uproar.

Ivory. Sea-shell.
^rW---^
Gi'umbliug much (she-camel).
when milked
>
^_î>
j>yi>
Almighty (God).
'jUw 1.<^'\
5jr?-3j
Annoyance
disgust.
(
J'<^
_,st,i>
General rule, law. Report, official
hiXj^
Jx>.Ua>>
*iu.Q>
xkliii
Vexed, grieved
man).
document
decision of a court,
Disgusted, disquieted.
J!>?-i>
Tenacious, more Kj-
'\iaLi>
k'-il
Annoymg.
->j>Ui'j
^ Cai ^
./??>^
teuacious. Ambidextrous.
Firm. Accurate
^j^^^
"^J iajLki
To To
To
recline.
^ki>b
(account).
I
.
<>
incline to setting
r^J r^
J
f^t^~>j
(star).
f^^ } run (horse).

striking.
Well made. Cl-oj \s-j.yisj Uo a

jc-j 6
;>f^ "
act slowly in (an
r^
To
thi'ow the hands for
(^
affair).
To lie by the side of. To lay a. o. on the side. To take a. th.. down. To neglect (a business).
soap
:
fi>j
^\^ To wrap o'self in a cloak in ^.Thi>>, ^^1 covering the left shoulder and leaArm, upper part
Unfruitful year.
j^^
sijii*
^ f4'î
^Ls.^
ving the right uncovei'ed. of the p.C-il
/^^
Species of glasswort used as

detersive.
arm. Quick pace of a horse.

Hyena.
^La ^'^
\j
Inclination to a party.
slumbar.
piece of soap.
Male
hyena.
fLifj
^La
^.C-^
Weakness
of mind.
x4uj
;Li>j
j^

l-"\
"
J^
Way
of recliu-
(pond).
(water).
To be
in
small
quantity
Laziness, sloth.
icg.
.
x^^
To dwindle away, to disappear. To clear off (cloud).

Shallow
(water).
i[}ii-il.
i^^^J *C*^^J
i^'!r!î **!-' J viat.^
Slothful, sluggish.
JlW^j J.^^j
JGf-ij'l
Jsi-S
Slothful. Foolish.
;^,l}i
?- /^'i-*
Declivity of a valley. Setting (star).

J>-ii^
Shallow place.
To bask
in the sun.
U?-^J l^-i'j >S*-^ o '^^

Cae-ij l^*-^
Mouth of a river. Numerous sheep.

Foolish,
silly.
liU>
'^-^j ^^X^
To
He To
appear, to be
ie
b;-
Bed -fellow.
Sleeping-room, ^^laJaij
bed.
exposed to the sun.

dead.
ii% Gt-3
smitten by the sun-
i^
a Jt-i
Places
much
beams.
To
to be
be distorted
To become imcovered,
revealed.
twja
,_^;J.JJ
rained upon. î)| îs-Lki C>t-a a ^^^ -fr
(mouth, nose).
To be
at issue (affair).
oy Û:j
j,
To go forth into sunshine. To pasture (cattle) in the

forenoon.
Distorted,
nose).
wry (mouth, '(^^
j^}o\
LS>
To
give a. th. to
(a victim) in the
eat in
Wry-mouthed.
Sun
;
jft^^^
I^Ja
the forenoon.
light of the sun.
r-.-b
-ii-
To slaughter
forenoon.
^
î:s
^^^"^
Land exposed To move about

(loomiijg).
to the sun.
^^l^'jj
-r-ÛS) -^
Go slowly, gently To go to a. 0. in the

!
llJjj J^Js
i sG>-Ur
Small quantity of water.
^HiUJf
forenoon.
To
enter upon the time of

it
To laugh. To laugh at,

ridicule a.
iW-^j
to
dX^S ^ ^j ^,j jp ^y.^

liWt-b a
forenoon.
o.
He has done
light.
in
broad
{j^ jii3
To
To
reveal, to manifest a. th.
May God
safety.
keep you
in
dit^
.il
^JA V
fi,
grin (monkey). (kW^ a dui. To send forth lightnings (cloud). To display its flowers (garden):
to
become covered with plants
(soil).
To
eat in the forenoon.
To go
J^,^,
into the sunshine. Forenoon. Forenoon-meal. -u.^ Early part of the forenoon. S^-ij _^,i> Part of the forenoon when the J"-^ sun is already high. His discourse is rather 1^' *^>^fe=J, C
To spoit, to joke with. s d\9-[^ To make a. o. to laugh. s ^>si>1 To laugh. ÛJ:^Z.\j dli [^j iXl-jS To mock. ipj ^f k_,j To laugh, to joke (people).
A laugh, laughter. Laughing-stock, droll.

Joke, sport,
dl.^Ci1
confused.
Mornings and evenings. JjC^VIj Ewe offered up as 'et>-.-^ ?victim, victim, burnt-offering.
,_ûa5l
comical thing. Laughing. Sending forth

(lightnings
:
dla-Q
*s?*^
cloud).
Tooth displayed
in laughing.
d!l?:-a;j
wl>l_^ ^ *&i> To
i's:i>:.^_j
Ewe
offered up in
^^^'^
'^,^'^
sr S'^-i**'
sacrifice.
3j9i^j d&t^j
*&i>to
Victim.
'^-i''
Laughing much, laugher.

Joking, sporting, funny.
Jokes, sports.
dU-.ir^
cl6^>.Ja>S
Feast of the sacrifices f ^^.-i'Vi ^^ Korban Bairam. Exposed to the sun. Outlying. ^û
To have
little
water
5^'t^ a
Ji-b -^
i
j
'^
,'r^j-^ ?r
Wrong,
hurt, injury.
j\'yo\
-^
Sj^'o
Side. Out.skirts.
*=^
*iii
Necsssity; distress. cJ^'j/yo
oj/J^
ej'Ir>^
Ho has done
[
it
publicly.
iSCatiil
JÛ>
Natural want.
Blindness. Loss.
Cloudless (day,
night).
uUaii)!
Need. Compulsion.
Hai'mfal, unwholesome.
Blind,
j(jk^\
j\Jo
'l^-ij'l
Exposed
to the sun (land),

fi>
sbwkS
jl>yj
J.
.^^
~o'j.J^
'4J,yy<=>
To shed tears (eye). To pour water.

Squirt.
y,i. o
7^
-tt-
*
-^
Plant. P/. Necessaries.
|î>
jIso-;
Necessary, essential.
To be
fat,
(Ji-^j
^''\skJ>
o j.k-^
Bad
state.
'Ir^j s^â"
bulky.
Loss, damage,
j(^j c^lr^
-r
e'ir^'^
Bulk, stoutness.
<j^[k^
wrong.
Harmful, unwholesome. PolyJ><ai
Corpulent, stout, bulky,
Ûo ^
5
^.jt-^
-ft-
gamous. Polygamy.
Constrained, compelled.
"ejiA^
J,kii
\'J.o
To be hidden. To dry (plant). To strike a. o.

with.
\ya
-Jt-
'>lr^'l
i-j
2*
To overcome a. o. s lai. o To I'emove gently a, o. from. To contravene, to thwai-t a, 0, To contrast with. To contradict. To get angry, To ojspose one another.
Contrary, repugnant,
Similar.
o-i
SU>
jjf
I
C 'Jco
^'j-:o -^
iQ^ -î-^j -^
^
To mix a. th. with. To smite a. o. (scourge). To

sting a. o. (scorpion).
^j *>
5
Antagonist, Contradictory meaning.
j^j
ilj^'\
Contradictory expressions. illi,V)

Contrarily, in opposition
to.
aiiJV;
To strike money. iJC^J) "^.l^ To propound a proverb. To play oil musical i-jS^' ^"^ vl^^
instruments.
cM
j la-3
Contrast. Contradiction,
Opposition.
SiCa^j SOsj
To pass over in silence. ^Xi ili- ^'^ To pitch a tent, Xili To impose (a tax) on. ^ ~ To fix (a term) to, J A SXoH To perform prayer, To divide, to separate. oi; To seize the goods of. ci>^ s?^ J* ~ *j'i) jp To prevent a. o. from
Nonsenses.
^1}.^.
jj^
o 'â
-H-S-
To harm,
I
jCaj
l3-oj l>i>
to injure a.
0,
To
oppose, to
s O'lroj 53 '^^
3i^
lî\
contend with a. 0. To be a polygamist,
hearing.
To do harm to a, 0. To compel a. 0. to. To sustaui damage

from.
^
ic
y.b\
5
lr-ij'b
"^^j
jtr*^
To multiply To lean. To To swim. To make a

journey.
(a
number) by.iif J lliTJ)

tliJI
incline towards.
To
in
compel
need
a. 0. to.
Jl i 3ia-i>l
CC ^.^j C
yo
J^jVI
j J
To be compelled
of.
to.
To be
J(
j^l
'Ji>
Damage, harm,
^Ji,
Polygamy. Damage, harm. Thicket.
^
'âj
To be
To be To be
To
blasted by hoar frost

set
'^
'Jio'\
(land).
M^'i*
up as an example. >fe <^J^ blasted by cold G 'J-o a ^^J^'o

^'Coi o
i^'j^'o
Distress, poverty,
J l^ro
Flesh of the
?- '^'i'
hardship.
Necessity, need.
(plant).
s^
strike strongly
strike, to beat
udder, flesh beneath the thumb.
(hand).
Fellow-
To
^j
a Ku^'a
Ci\jSsj jyir'o 5wife (amongst Moslemi?).
eljll olr'o
l-A
)
(
striking. Orsgiu, descent.
Edge of a sword. i_jjC2^ s- ^.r'^Lî ~ Bone full of ^jiî ?r v-'S^J ^^r^ marrow.
Mallet.
(_)jUs.!r v'!^'*^-'
V^^*
Plectrum. Pavilion, large tent. ^j\^ ^ Motionless (serpent). XJ^'a^j ^J-ai' Edge of a swoi'd. *Jâj Xj 2ra^ 4- Clapper of a bell. u-S?^' Mln'î Limited partnership {com*j jUa^
To quilt clothes ). To mix. v_> t_,î To excite a strife amongst. cnJ To fight, to S (i\^j Xj3Ca> ^jii) come to blows with a. o. To traffic with a,j Jli)l J ijj s
violently.
fit
^J^
a. o.'s
property for a share in the
profit.
Moved, disturbed, startled. ^Jaî Mixed up (treacle). < Crack- i_jjî

brained.
To be covered with hoar-frost. 4_>>y To be well baked (bread). To leave, to forsake a. th. ^^ To halt, to stay in a place. J To dry up (water hot wind). To be in commotion, ^^li^\j i-j^h^
:
fi>
to dash together (waves).

o ^'j^'o to stain (clothes) /jj ^
(?-ino
To split a. To smear,
th.
To come
to blows
vjîs-i'b
vJ^^
(people).
with blood.
To be moved, To
fi>
troubled,
^jlaî
To dye
red (cloth).
^"Jo
anxious.
embellish, to dispose (a discourse).
To make (the nose) to bleed. ^^kll; * To be stained (with blood). rrir^ To be dyed red ( cloth). To become lightning). i"ed (cheek). To spread To deck herself (woman). To be split to be broad -rjî^K (road). To open (plant). They parted. J{\j. G To dart on (hawk). it
(
;
Blow. Throbbing. Multiplication. i_iî> Mint. XJikiî> ^-j ^lr'ai\ j\
Kmd.
(_J^<?'b ^^'^<s'h <-r'jira rr
v'^''
Manner. Last foot of a verse. Coined (money). Lean, thin.

Similar, alike.
iJ^'J-'a\ ^r
!r
stroke. Chastisement,ol{lr^
<''J^
scourge.
The
ten plagues of Egypt._îj^

.strokes of time.
cJ<J.'^'o
v"!^'**
Thick and white honey.
Dyed
red.
Quick (walk,
I'un).
-r-ij^s
The
jk'jS\
o^.y^
Red
dye, red silk.
Good
z-lJ^'=\
Striking.
>^jin^j VJ,^-^
runner (horse). Besmeared with blood. Dyed

red.
Shuffling arrows before
vJ,^
^.^n^
5rlr^;
Rags. Large, wide
tJ^^
(eye).
-r
*>jlr^
drawing them. Spreading darkness (night). Depressed ground planted with tre?s. Hard ground in a plain. ~ Sandy valley. VJJS-^ t
Striker.
'^.ir^
r-
To dig a grave. J G-â a ^'yo -To throw off, to remove a. th. ^ To kick (beast). To be dull (market). To revile a. o. To get
near
to.
viy^
?r
,,-
Struck, beaten. Species. Similar. Shape.
J.î?
.^Ji^-i
Lot. Snow, ice, hoar-frost, rime.

(^-j'â o
fltj
Nature, temper.
w'l'lni* 5r viy"<
s ^j^.^
Sword
point,
To keep
customers from A -rlr'^^ (the market). To spoil a. th. ~ To remove a. o. from. o^ ^

off
Skein of Rate, tax. a Measure of S ardebs.

Digression, retraction in
speech.
edge (of a swôrd ). cotton.Woundedby a sword.

>^\'J^\
They parted.
Skin,
^,4^
^S-^jI
Corrective particle.
^\'J^\ J[^
^lâ
Trouble, disturbance.
^V^^y
Corrupt. Distant (journey).
^^
Time and place
of
^jS^
<x
^J^
iS^
Breast. Cow's uddei
t^
tr^
rij^
Prone to kick.
Like.
Weak, little,
young one.
,^'Ji,
^
^r
f,'J^
Humility, subrnissiveness.
Xtl^'i
Tomb. -rjyyo -r "r-i^ Removed, remote. r<j.S^ To bite /tj 5 ^j'lôi \Jj^ ^'yo ^
, i
Humility in prayer. Prayer. Entj-eaty.
cU^^âi
9^
o,'^
'U.r>
a. th. or a. o. strongly.
Submi.ssive, f;>yj ?.yij,*fr>'i
5-
humble.
Havmg
JiJ_îjj /Sl^nij
9Jj^J
To remain .silent the whole day. yô To be hard on a 0. (lot), a tr-!r^j To wall up a well. * \^yo o To be set on edge
i
Large-breasted (woman). White grapes with hirge 9-j^

berries.
big udders (cow).
(teeth).
Similar. Aorist tense.
9jy^
^'Iro w j^j-pi j^j^ ^ Lion. Gallant, energetic man. xiliîj Strong stallion.
Lion.
To try, to train a. (war). To come to fight. He set his teeth on ed ge. iJ0:1 ^'S^ To move, to trouble a. 0. 5 To silence a. 0.
Molar tooth.
Steep hill. Scattered rain. ^/J^ ^ Stone for casing a well. Polypody (plant). ^^Jl ^-l^sl Setting on edge of the (teeth), ^^^'i? Of evil disposition, ungoveruable.^_/ij
To
fight like a lion.

foi-
Skin
milk.
jj-^ri^j j^\r'<> "^ <^Sji> ?r
^^0
To be broken down LTI^^ o 5'j^ ^ by old age. To be poor, destitute. Broken down <^\'j<si '\i=>'Jis ^ dXjô
by old age. Poor, unhappy. To burn (fire). To (/^'J,o a burn with passion (man). To rage against.
Prone to bite
she-camel).
u-jv^'i*
j-^
ip
Vehement (war). Well cased with
^y^'ys ^ ^lj<> stones. Vertebrae of the back. Stai'ved. Biscuit. Date.
To To
eat greedily.
light, to
^.tiLlI
j
^>tf
A
fire.
yJ,}xC.\j jrjj\j
stir
up the
To be
kindled, to blaze
^^Lijlj
^V^^
Mute. Tooth-shaped (cloth). Cased with stones (well ). Stony tract.
cr-lrVl
u-'J>-'\
^lr<-'^
"iJi^yyat'
(fire).
K'i^^yoi \Ja\'j~î \.)syoi \-^j-'b
l_/i<3
"fr
To
glisten (white hair).
j^'J^^K
Stoicha^^
der.
Stai'ved.
French laven-
^'j^j j^Jh
j,J:o
To break wind. To have a scanty
Ck^
*j
^yd
\a^j-i3
beard and faint eyebrows.

in running.
Vehement Young one of the

;
To
scoff at.
^'yo\i
eagle.
Brand There
live coal
fii'e.
/Jô
X^'J^
C>
Emission of wind. îôi ^\'J^ Breaking wind frequently. l_j^j i?!^

Little-haired
in the
\3'J.'a
is
nobody
in
xVyo
insU jl^V;
'li^lr^
j>
h'yJi
the house.
beard and eyebrows.
To spend time and

exertions uselessly.
>^3
-^ J
.1
"tm
Light fuel Kindled wood. Burnt in fire.
draw near stealthily. To set (sun).

o
9-'jîoj
'cJ-triJ
C-0'
a 9.r^
\s-'j.o
a f..^j
1^^\j-is
Kind of gum.
To
bleed (artery,
Sl_^3j
wound).
(_
To be greedy,
^^yoi iS'j-oi oi\'ys a fond of.
To humble, to lower o.'s self. ^Vya To resemble a. 0. to be like. *j i f.'j\^ ? pir<>\ To lower, to humble a. 0. To give a. th. to a. 0. J 4> To beseech, to J p>'2aiJ,lj Jl f.lf< \Sj-'o make humble entreaties to a. 0. rv
:
!>
)
vj i\'âj ^y^j iS'j-'a a c?_pi trained for the chase (hound).
Weakness Weakness
Interline-
of mind. Defective
To be
construction of a sentence.
of body. -^ Illness.
To
train (a hound)
_,
5 ySj^'o\j iSj^'o
Double, manifold.
JU-i1
?-
to (the chase).
To
excite in a. 0. the
desire
of.
:
Weak,
Weak.
feeble.
tJuL^J
^^Li>j ^^llo
,
uli-3
To overtake (game
hunter).
2^
Sy^^y
A'J:^
Ak^J
ijUoj
'Uii.i<7
Blind.
Defective
î^'^ (discourse).
Thicket in a
country.
valley.
Bushy
111.
Lean.
Double, treble, multiple, oiiilj ^ Lily of the valley.
Land watered by a weak

rain.
lii^
ja'J\
Doubled, increased manifold.
OipUa/
Held as weak. To have an abundant

harvest.
^LaS^ ^'i )^
-ik-
Horrors of war. Hound. _r^1j Terebinth (tree). Trained to the jl^ ;r *ijt3 chase. Carnivorous (beast). Bleeding continually (artery).
Juice
4 yo
-^
-^
of unripe dates.
Abundant harvest. Verdant garden. Lump of

dough.
^Lj*-i>
To bleed (artery).^lib i ^'yo To have the jaws Ol>i a >'ij

contracted.
C^
^^rii*
To speak confusedly. To masticate (meat)

(words).
f^hLb imperfectly a
-H-
To champ the bit (horse). To be stingy towards a. 0. Having the jaws "Jco ^ 'l>'a
contracted.
it
y^\
j> Jri>\
from want of teeth. To multiply
To
imitate the voice of a wolf, a hare.

of a wolf. Noise,
a. th.
Cl^
a wJ-^ -^
.^-i.i
Wicked, hot-tempered. jlj^ ^ To snatch a. th. j Cji i oj-'i

from
a. 0.
-^
Howl
^\i^j
To contend about
sion of a. th.
Ill-natured son.
the posses-
ojCisj
rustling.
To mis
To
(ii^ a o-^ -^
oJi-^
confu'e (discourse).
fectly (clothes).
To wash imper-
To trample
under
foot.
a. th.
ijii.^
a ji-3
-8-
To To
relate a. th. confusedly.

collect (herbs).
Bundle of dry and green herbs mixed together. Nightmares. >Su1 otiil
A ii-a1 A i^-^l oU-i1 ^ c^
To
i>-
pull
down
(a building).
a. th. -^
A f^k^
-S-
To
scatter
To be humbled. scattered. To
To be
^^.15.7
be concealed.
To be
out of mind (sick man).
To
push, to
a. o.
5 Jai-ilj
Cki-3 a Jai-^
-fr
press, to squeeze a. o. against.
To press
s \jy\l^j *itCa^ IjiUs
To be feeble, weak. To exceed a. 0. or Aj

a. th.
t'^\kS>j 5 ui-i
^îi-i
in a oiowd.
twofold, manifold,
2f
To squeeze one another. Pressure, compression,

squeezing.
lo and A_) a. 0. weak.
JjLo5J.Ij ^juuAij >-ij>^
To
of a
doable, to
^^-ilj îsCij
Pressure.
grave-
Narrow space
treble, to multiply manifold.
Pression, uneasiness, straitnei 3S.

Distress. Compulsion. Pressure of a crowd. Keeper, watcher of.
ijlfii^
l,\i
To weaken a. 0. (illness). j To ride on a weak beast. To receive the double. To be doubled, to be increased ji\^
manifold.
ic
IipU
JCamera Heap of sand.

of a girth.
girth.
^^xS> -^
iS\
.i^
_,io
^ jUSj Jl^t y^J jy^ t ~
Side, shore. Plait of hair. Strap ^\i^
Lock
of hair.
Dam.
j}j^
a. o.
-r
"i'jy^
-J^
To To To
leap.
Ijii> o jii>
strike
and repel
To put
the bit to (a horse).

force a morsel into the mouth.
;
5 j}iu^\j
Pounded barley
oat-meal.
ji.ii
jlLi
Large mouthful.
J,'^^
^_j
ajjî^
To bind
To be
a. th.
r_ui.>.
o Jaii>
tightly with ropes.

big-bellied.
To
iNV
-Us
xJ^Lbj J>li.j
Large-mouthed.
Stui'dy. Lai'ge-toothed.
^1
;JU?
^lAo
îi'l
Confusion,
^Jj '^
mistake. Loss, doom.
Able
to.
J
its
/.Uxi>j ;4-^'*
Ovei-burdening load.
^x^
load
j4j;
He is an J^l unknown man.
\}^j
'j^__
'S,
^4
>*
xti
Unable to carry
(beast).
^ji^ *jli
/liii
Uncertainty, anxiety. Absence.
Speech on the absent.

Error.
:d^
';5îî î.^
Figured with stripes, ribs

(cloth).
His blood has been

together, to
To draw
uJ> o
'^
-i^
un revenged.
Misled. Erring.
J:A-i?j
collect the parts of a. th.
To mark
oyUs ^
'J\'yi y;
iJCa
a letter with a damma.
A
a
strait, s
stray
a lost beast.
Û
To grasp, to put a. To embrace a. o. To get hold of. To unite a. th. to To coujoiu with a
in business.
o. in
Straying, wandering. Jjloj Jji-b Error. Watei* never reached by jLi

Sim.
Mistake.
J-PZ-i*''
^1
Jt
>Uj
1^7
ail
J>Uu
;[ôj
0^
s?^'j->
t sS^-i' i^ s?r>'-5
;a.i^
To gather, to unite together. To be united, joined to be Jl

;
Vanity, delusive thing3.| Error, confusion. Mislead-
^.^rij
annexed
to.
ing country. Misleading. Seducer, deluder.
'^y^
jla>i
To draw a. th. to o.'self. To take possession of.

Union, connection.
Looming.
Strayed, lost. Obstinate in
Sign
(;f
the
damma.
Collecting, uniting.
To be To be
To
>j
^r:*'^
sturdy.
filled
fi^\j *tXi> o A^ with food 4^j î-i a

, ,
-ft-
Means
hills.
of union.
or drink.
incline towards.
River flowing between two
To
act
jt
wrongfully.
"'i,
Companion.
Company
of men.
jnfS-^'^
*>'li-il
Writing-book. Bundle of writings. Marked with^^îi^ a damma. To encourage o.'s self. To ^h\>> -fr
Collected, united.
5 To strike a. o. upon the ribs. To be crooked. Ciliij Cl-3 a /.W e^ /jS To bend, to incline a. th. To deviate a. th. To make rib-shaped
figures on cloth.
snarl (lion).
To To
incline a. th.
pos.sess
a science
To take a. th. altogether. Angry lion. Coura^li^j

geou.s.
it
^
o
A
^/
^lii
îw
thorougly.
^^4-^
To be
able to
cany a
/iia-î.
burden.
To anoint
(th, body)
a r-wj
Gt4-i o r-i^
Inclination, liking for.
,/
;JL^
with aromatics.
-i^cJa
Strength, vigour.
zyj>j ;>U
Bug.
Calamity, misfortune.
Weight
Rib.
of a debt.
ci^l
A^
^jLi
rr-^
-.
To dwindle away. '^SjsX - J*,-* To clear otf (cloud). See js^^ To anoint a ^X^j Sii-i o iCjs
,
A-^lj f;>U>1j fjLb ^ ^Ltfj Vua Side of a triangle. A square root.
Slope, ascent. Trap. Bough.
Side.
*ilo
fi
To be daubed
To
(the body) with unguents. ^' u.}^ \j
yC^\j ' >^

i
with perfumes (body). dress a 4> _it^j l!c^ o

,
Acting wrongfully. Crooked by nature. Stui'dy, strong. Bending

(bow).
\^
^X^
/i^^
r^
-u-i
.'y-a
i^r
wound. To anoint and bind
head).
(
Silent.
the
To
eat a. th.
stealthily.
To
-tt-
strike a. o. with a
t_>
Jlô
To be verdant ( plant). Vcii>iA_i To become covered with plants (lanil). To swell with anger (man). "^ To i_j jl A CL-*^j Ci.-^ a or'^ warrant, to guarantee a. th. To bail out a. 0. -^ To farm, to rent a. th. To be affected 5jVi-^j 04-^ a ,j^
with a chronical disease.
stick.
To To To To
dry up ; to be diy. \'s^ a hate a. o, cj":^ Jp gather pfople. 5 oiijl be bandaged. Dry or tender. The best or the worse of a flock.
Friend.
To render
a surety
a. o. responsible,
JiSs
for.
in,
Bandage, fillet. I am on the eve
of.
To
include
to insert a. th.
A>
^ Bandaged
(wound).
into .To insert (another's verses) in
a poem.
venues).
-^
To farm
to
out
taxes, re-
To guarantee,
ponsible for.
To
become res- /b J^^^' contain, to include. J^^\j
^ To
be farmed out (land,

Zi^^^^j oli-i'j
taxes).
To be thin, lean. \j^^ o jSj jjo -HTo emaciate (a horse). 5 _.ii>b j%.is To conceive a. th. To conceal A_j j jjc^\ a. th. To determine upon a. th. To suppress (a word understood). To conceal a. th. in the *_iJ J A mind. To think of; to apply o.'self
to.
Chronical
disease.
"iX^j J^-^
Contents, inside of
inclosed.
a. th. -^ Hei'e
^j^
oC-3
To be thin, contracted To dry up (bough). To be slender.

Slender, thin.
(face).
J,
j^7
_^^-|^
Jj^\
S34-3
j-
Suretiship, bail,
-fy
Farming
J<^
out, letting out.
Suffering from chronical disease.^^^
Guarantee,
fy
(ô-** ?r >^'S-<'J
Cri^ ^^Ci
ii^lo
Leanness. _^-^j j\^ Secret thought ; j y^ ^ Ji-i conscience. Hidden. Pronoun.

Doubtful, undetermined (pro-
accountable, bailer.
JC^^
Farming, renting.
mise, debt).
Palm-trees included within a

village.
Atrophy.
j^ a
a'jC^ n
jli.il
Damages
{law).
oCv.ia^
Incomplete (sentence). Implied

(word). Incidental (sentence).
^^
D>i-iJ*
Female fortune-teller. Thought, idea, mind. Slender (man, y\'yî
J^^ j^'^
camel). Dried up (bough).
Thing waranted. t;n>Ca> Contents of a writing.
,-
Wild mint,
tood.
basil.
o*34.lij oly'^.i
Concealed in the mind. Undersa. th.

it
To be tenacious, niggardly of To be niggardly of a. th. to a. 0. To grudge a. o.

Special, proper to.
Recesses, secrets of the

heart.
^j
'^
cA-^
of.
Dried up (bough). Hippodrome. Training-place

for horses.
Brave, courageous. Tenacious, niggardly
cru-b
Things held
ously.
in estimation that
J (L^
To keep silent. Ij4^ o To watch over. To be .sparing

i
one appropriates and keeps tenaci-
of.
Thing
of
which
^Ca; ^ ;;l^;j
u^^
Stony and isolated hill. Blackener, discreditor.
jj^^j yjs
jjCa
To To
Ill
do
wrong
5 j^-ilj
la4i> a Jî-b
-S-
one
is
tenacious
precious thing.
to.
ill-treat,
jf
To
jiJai.lj wj^ 5 Jki-il
o.
C;lilil-a>l
conceal o.'self
iLi a
V'-ij
-S-
in (a counti'y).
to persecute a.
treatment.
i>U4-i'l
To be numerous To have many
(flock),
\ijiij 'U-3
li-3
\i^\j
a 'Jj^j
Persecution.
Persecutoi', oppressor.
children (woman).
j.^^^
ijV.
_,4-i>
Persecuted, oppressed.
h
-JJ-
To have many flocks. To be ashamed of.

Numerous
of Ufe.
Prolific
\1^\
^j
'uLii,
Summit
peak.
of a mountain, _âUjj
offspring.
'jL^
^ -'^
Destitution, straitness
\l^j SC-3
To bite a. o. (^^ a î^ -^ To be collected "5j4-^j !>l4i> a Ji-b -5^ ( ewe ). ( milk ). To yield little milk To be in small quantity (beverage). To curtail a. o. of his due. il^ S To begin to i-ipen (palm-tree), j^-il
Collected (milk). Small quantity
of water.
(woman).
'ji^^
i_i
To
strike the
A Ci^ o
iiXaj 'ju wii> -ft-
earth with.
To To
To
seize a. th.
v_j
-Ji-
be plump,
in flesh.
Ck;i> a
Ia;i>
j^
'l
compact
Distress.
press together (crowd).
Jaliit
He has given him

Yielding
little
little.
ii^ iUaP
jj-^
a
JaL^
water (spring).
iLU
Feeble
weak-
:S\:S o
iSjLisj
>ili-S -S-
Giving
little
little
milk (ewe)
(well).
^ J>4^
tempered.
water
To
be narrow
^StSj
(fiaiS
To be bai-ren (ground). Jû, To have no milk (woman). To resemble a. o.
j^ -^
s
(place).
To be
JÛ
affected with
rheum,
(feil^
Strait, narrow.
i)c^ dXLb
iKL^
Barren ground. Having no milk 'C^^ (woman).

Similar, alike.
Straitened circumstances,
'îif 'xl.At
Of a strong constitution.
i!^^
Likeness, conformity.
'ji^ suC-it*
\'-
Rheum. Weakness
*fe*i-aj ilU-i
of temper.
<SkuS>
i*tji-ij
To
shine,
*Loj
a. th. to
\'^j^j U'jS> o
-^
Straitness, distress.
to be bright (fire, light).
Weak
xj,-i \jS>
of
mind and
dil-i
i^s^
To make
shine
fi>
body. Hireling.
bi-ightly.
To
light a lamp.
To
light
up a house.
To be sickly. To wear out,
^S) a
to disable
^^ ^
To turn away from. To shine, to be bright. To illuminate, to light up

place.
^
ssU?)^ sCal
J-ib
J^
a. o. (latent disease).
^
J '^1
To languish, to pine away. Weakness, languor.

Sickly, diseased.
Little children.
^.,g>
i_)
^^.'.i^?
Help
me and
will
'^'jj]
help thee.
To To To
alter a. th.
C4.b a
To look from
lighted.
th.e dark at people \y^ by the light of their fire. -^ To be
by means of fire. be weak, unmanly.

roast (meat).
Ciî-b
To
strai-
A
5
^)2)l
^. |.^
fire.
To
of.
obtain light by means
'i_ia5-I,l
ghten, to supple a
bow
over a
To
information, to seek
treat a. o. shockingly.
^Ca
To take
^
'U.^
ji5ll
Rabble.
^'^
'Ci-^
advice from.
Light, brightness.
M^l ^ '^j
Moonshine.
Straightened by fire (bow). Roasted but not thoroughly cooked (meat).
^Xhj'
1
/
Coming by
night.
Slender-bodied.
*j
^j,Uj ^ jU j U j. lij U>

i
Sunshine.
^.;|ii
.^
Lighting, illumination.
Bright.
.-sUsi^
To
incline
J|
Cui^j
(^jl-j?
-^Ca
-il-
towards.
To make noise.Su?^^
i
.^_,
.^^
J^'j-i)
i-^
To be waste (country). (UL^ To mix milk wih. watei'. To give to a. o. milk mixed
Û
r^l^j
s
-8-
Noise, uproar.
fii
'la'^j Ja'^^
riJs
with water. To be mixed with water (inilk). -rZJoJ Milk mixed with water. ^C^j r-J-b To harm, to injure a. o. j Kj^ jQj Harmful, hurtful. JUj
i
Clamorous. To pass by the butt ^jSs o 5rti "^ (arrow). -^ To be weai'ied. ~ To be spacious. ?r^'j To wind (river). rr'j^
-ti-
Winding of a river. ^r'S-^' ?r r>^ To mix milk with * ^^^ ^_^

water.
-jj-
To act wrongfully. To wrong a. o. in his

Unjust allotment.
Iln^
rights,
jC^
-):}-
ii^: 5
To walk
in
Clialij
Sj^ *i Ckl-a IUj ^

i
shaking the shoulders (fat person). Walking in shaking JaU^j orh'.j.

the shoulders.
To give to a. 0. diluted milk. 5 To be starving. \y^ jO? To harm a. 0. to damagt' ^ To writhe from hunger or pain, j^^ To howl in hunger (wild beast).
Vehement hunger.
Black cloud. Poor, wretched, despised. ojj^ To eat up (a fruit), gt, ^'j'j-^ o jCb -WSplinter of a tooth-pick. Tooth-pick.
io
tfrLoj Xwi~^^
^r?-? '^^
p*^ "^
j^ j^
perish, to be lost, led astray (th).
To lose, to miss (a. th.) a f.Ci>lj To squander, to waste away (o.'s

goods).
Sjl^j
j'j^
To possess an estate, a To miss a. th.

Loss. Dereliction.
land.
^QjI
To
collect (things).
fi>
J,^
j''A> irU, -^
d^LJo -^j pCi>j
He
died uncared (tC^j CS^j Cums oC>

avail.
Distortion of the jaw.
I^
J^1
skij-S
f.Us
-{f
Having a small jaw.
for.
To
a loss
!
Liquid dough. Slime, mud. shake, to agitate fi>

itself (odour).
t^ o
To
To no
What
tC^ a. th. * To diffuse iuU^^

Ij
9.y^'j
Village.
C)V^^
is
P^s-^J ^'r^
**j'^
Profession. Funded property. Estate.
He minds what
Small village
Lost, misled.
:
\'.i^\ -JU
cj*
writhe in crying (child). To spread the wings f.\^\j f,"^ to its mother that he might be
fed ( young bird). Night bird, male owl. To have many oî^j
childi'on.
not of his concern.
small property,
^(^j
after
He has eaten
fasting.
fo\^
^ ^J
'*./>
i
oi^
^Û>
jiil
f-'^J
,
9^
-ft-
*j j-i
o oU
Runnet used for coagulating miJk.o^-i

^;^'l
More
forlorn.
Little girl.
*j^
oj,U3 ^ o^c^
j'jJAj
,
Lavisher, prodigal. Loss, ruin.
/^'j
f-'^-^t
Male
cat.
To become
guest of ;
<^h
Ji
'
Xi^^
To be
slender,
j'^ a
j^ ^
i
*jUoj Ql^ Û to alight at the abode of.
the
mean.
To take refuge
0.
Jl
To To
incline to.
ul^
deviate from the butt (arrow).

its
c^
- towards. To ~ To weaken a.
a. 0. of his
\i^j
t.^
to.
5
i/^
i^^l
fi>
come nightly
To defraud
right.
a. th. imperfectly.
To near
(sun).
setting
.XJaij uLi>j
- To
To
perform
unite to.
Jl j^^^'l.
U"\
Cr^
turn
To
To To To
straiten, to contract
A>
JUslj jli>
o.
it
a. th.
To To
away
a. 0.
from.
^p
juj
-ir-i
act severely towards a.

treat a.
o.
jli
jjU>
jQ,l
jlh~<
entertain a. 0. as a guest.
oCob
to put in a strait.
harshly.
lose wealth.
To be reduced
To seek refuge in. To annex, to adjoin To put (a noun)

case.
Ji ^Qsl
a. th.
J\
in
the
a usUjI genitive
to destitution.
To be
straitened
jjL^j
To urge
a. o.'s.
a. 0.
to alight at
Jp5-
(place).
To feel unsasy (in a place). To feel uncomfortable.

Straiiness.
Jilir
To be
to.
adjoined, annexed
Soriow, anguish. jli,_j Mansion jli>^ *^J of the moon. Narrow, straitened. j:^j jijihj jl~^ Narrower. j, jj,]
j^ *^
To stand side by side. To ask hospitality from.

Hospitality.
Hospice. Strangers'
JL-itJij :ij\;iJI
15
Narrow
Jj^j
^^
home.
Adjunction. Grammatical
relation
:
place
glen,
mountain-pass.
jj \.:^ ^ J-4- Difficulty, perplexity.

5 C^-b
i
genitive.
To
oppress, to
damage
jSJo
-S-
Correlative (noun).
Relation, connection.
Cxuest,
a. 0. -^
To cause
a. 0.
pain to
a. o. (dis-
ease).
oli~ij ijCo
\j
To wi'ong To be
in
il^ 5 ÛaS^lj
^J^ ttJ
-*j^
visiter, parasite.
his rights.
seriously
ill.
Intruder.
Û3j\ -
Hospitable
man
host.
Injustice, oppression,
j^JL^
^ jJ>
^.-.v.
Adjunct. Encompassed (in

Correlative noim.
Hospitable.
jUs'
damage.
Side of a mountain.
war). Having a correlative (noun).

*1J|
^loi
olîi;
Wrong-doer.
jiis
Wronged, oppressed.
Seriously
ill.
jk\^
(clothes).
jf^
"^
Care, trouble.
Tj^-^j *L-a/i
XJli^s
To wear well
H^^
Khan, guests'room. To be narrow, fc^Sj

strait,
Cl-i
JUj
^
te-
Strong (man). Wearing

well (clothes).
^C-b Ts
to be straitened.
To be
nacious (man).
^
To grow up (child). To be nicely cooked,
boiled.
rt^]^\j
(.
i\y
C^
J,
fkli'
To
lower, to stoop (the ij
fi>
*a^
-ft-
yCSaj[
head).
To urge
(a horse).
oU*31j oju
To
f^y
loose the rein to a
Cooking of a dish. Cooked food. Froth of the kettle.

Kitchen, culinary art.
horse.
"^k^
~ To
be abased.
(bird).
Xi.'Lh
Depressed ground.
*-^k
Cuckoo
VUUu -l^W jjh\y

j\t>)'î
Cooked. Cooked food. xljii ^ Baked brick. Gyp.sum.
k'^ There
*ifc:-l
is
nobody Uj^j^'
jU
in the house.
Hot wind.
5^J C.!/
Cooking. Devil tormenting the damned. Hot-fever.
^^ ^
.Ây
The hottest hour Very foolish.
of the day.
xUi[y
To practice medicine. L\s o ZM -i^ To act kindly, mildly. To patch a water-skin. * ^tyj <> To put a vessel upside '\t-J\ Li
i
^S.'^^j Si-JJ*'
down.
Cook. ^Ly Kitchen. 5rjlk? ^ ^Sâ Cooking-pot ; kitchen {itJlLi ^ ^-J3> implement. Cooked, dressed (dish). r>r^'* ^ Mature (man). Calender. \'j^ o Sxb -{^ To leap. To conceal
o.'s self.
To be wounded in the lungs. Ll? To patch up clothing). To ^ ^_^ hang up and shake a skin. To treat a sick person s LiU^j s.Jiy
(
medically.
To practice medicine. To v?^ become a medical man. To be under

treatment. ask medicines from a. To consult a physician.
o. s L.L5-1.I,
Axe.
Pillar.
_^'
^
jCy
'cJc3_
P To
Skilful practitioner.
Tly
'
j,
Ijy
Regiment.
Tiberias (town).
j^yy Tv
^.^?1
Will. Habit.
Li,
Medicine. Kindness,
mildness.
Ijij
l^j L^
Hardened white sugar.

Sugar-candy. Axe.
ij-^j^
Medical, medicinal.
cj:Ji,-ni -S-
Oblong
^
wÎle ^r
i_jC.y
^ *jCkj
vl
To To
fill
(a vessel).
I'jjL.'
.nl'
piece of land, cloth or cloud.
Rock. Two-humped camel.

sink the foot into
jjt
o ,jJ^ ->
Leather band at the lower part

of a skin.
-^
:Cy
^
-^
CJL'
Wad
for gun.
mud, water.
Sunbeams
at sunrise.
j_^1jI s.^.
To smear with mud.

play in the
To
^jj^
Physician. Medical
*%>'\j 'Cjsl
mud
(child).
man. Clever, learned.

i5^k Te
"^1,'
-'H'l;^'
Saucer, tray.
Practitioner, medical man.
w-^-i
v-^3
'
Mankind.
Chalk.
^
-^
To murmur
(water).
<>
To
-fr
pat (a child).
To imprint a. th. jtj it CJt' a ;41^ -Mon. To coin (money). To print (a book). To stamp. To seal, to impress, to brand. To fashion, to make (a sword).
fi>
Murmur To cook
(meat).
heat).
of flowing water.
^J fi> To boil the
M^
^
^^j
a o rCy (contents of a
6IJ^
(
cooking-pot).
To
affect a. o.
fever,
3^
adapt shoe
a. th.
(
^^
To be fashioned, shaped. To be dirty. To be rusted. To impress a. th. strongly. To fill up a measure. To To break, to soil a. th.
<>
To shut ( a book ) To a horse ). -^ To join the fin-
U-t?
a ^-^
to
(
gers, the eyelids.
j^' To leap in running (horse). To agree with ^j s GU^j '*M\Li jj\is a. o. To comply with o.'s desire. To
matched to. To match two things. To wear j\i two shirts. jiyy To walk with short steps
be
fitted,
stain,
train
horse).
To be
filled
up (measure).
-^
To
,^
be broken, trained (beast). To get an habit. To be affected,

unnatural.
^ f^)S
îJaJl
To assume (a temper).
p,Ck
(shackled-man).
To
put the hind feet
To be
imprinted, stamped, (seal).
in the prints of the forefeet (horse).
Imprint. Stamp, seal,
To get accustomed to. To cover, to encompass, to A j^] wrap a. th. To fold a cloth ), to
f^
x,Ui
impress.
Temper,
natui'e.
Shape,
).
mould, pattern.
Drawing
(of a printing proof
shut (a book). To appear in geat numbers

(stars).
Filling of a measure,
ûkl
y,Ck1
,, r'-k.
j^]
it
vessel. River.
Rust, dirtiness.
upon.
To agree
(fever).
To
!
seize a. o.
;JL>'j
Dirty, rusty. Vicious.
^J^
ûU^'j p.Ck
Temper, natural
i321
disposi-
How
To To
clever he is
tions, habit
assumed.
agree.
JjI^j
Printing-house, printing-press.
Xtl^
jciu
be covered.
To be
shut jlLJlj j^k^
Temper, nature. Habit.

Seal, signet, ring,
f^Xj];
(book).
^ ^y^j ^^k
Convenience, conformity. Birdlime. Hour, moment of the
jiy
day.
stamp. -> Postage-stamp. Manufacturer of swords. Potter, pt^

Printer, typographei*.
Numerous He came at
Cover.
dish.
party.
last.
Ulk
sli.
Nature. Temper, constitution.
;J
;r
^^^
Li confo);mity
with the
tray.
law.o_jjUi!, Calk
Round
Large JCJÎ ^ jiw
Natural, inborn.
Surface of the earth.
Nume-
rous party. Period of time. Layer.
Physical science. Filthy, greasy.

Potter's clay.
jU--kJI
Pincers.
Ol^k
;olk^
?r
Snare, trap.
j^j j^ ^
*i:k
Printing-house.
Printing-press.
^
*^k
j^
oUJ
î\i^
9- *rl*i
Layer. Story jC%-> C.V22/ ^ *X.y of a building. Series, class. Closed hand. jiJ/ j3 Hour of the night. S^ T Adapting, fitting.j^-j jU,
It suits,
it
Trained (horse).
Gifted with poetical talent

Natui'al, unaffected.
Pi. Publications.
cj^/J^
To be stuck To To
^
to Slo (i^j (slk'a
jj;
-{(-
*^^J
it.
*-'^>%J **r^'j Kk
'-^^
the side (arm).

coincide, to
set to.
To be shut
(hand).
resembles
fit.
jlk
<
Plot.
siî;
J^~
overwhelm
it
Frying pan. j-.j>'j j<\>' ^ jJlkj j.Jk

Half of a sheep.
ding.
-^
To
cover, to
J^'
Story of a builjAfc
a. 0.
(falling house).
To cover
lid. -^
Cover,
Story.
gaol.
Covering, overwhelming. vLLi
^ Jt^
jj
a. th. To cover the Sj * jlk whole of the earth ( water ) the whole sky ( cloud ). To sever the
:
Underground
cell,
joints
(sword).
-^
To conform,
to
^)
Concert.
o\h
-H-
jtL
Madness. Contiiiuous fever.
U-Li ^^.^ JJJ- o>V

.
To fry, to broil a. th. a Cij?' o To speak vulgarly. ^3?^'-

pan, saucepan.
o^ "^
C/?^'
ja 1 Ji letters iLki vj^^ Of a sound judgment, accurate, jâ :ij^ XJU-l Cloud covering the sky.
Adaptation, conformity. Symsilk*
The
To spread a. th. ^ ui^ o '^ -^ To scrape the ground with. ^ * To let fall, to hurl down a. th. '^\ ;^'l. To be extended, spread.
fit
Scrapings.
-^^
-J:^-
To break, to scatter a. th. A îciT To scatter, to destroy (a ejj

5'
tribe).
metry. Corresponding, matched, corj^lk^ relative, conformable. To beat the drum, jlt j , >Uji o Jll -ftDrum. Kettle drum. JCtlj J^' ^ Jlk Art of beating the drum. ji'ii. Drummer. Kettle-di'ummer. Jul;
Poll-tax.
To
repel a.
o.
with
likl?
d.9-.l
-^
the bandTo draw a sigh.
> Drum of oUli ^ *iiy the ear. Small table. Platter, dish.
oVi;>^ ^
fire.
fi>
lln9-i'j
;
l^ks/
4>
î-J'
-i^
Ewe.
cover the
XJîl J
yu>'
cnLT
urtlj
-ft-
To bring
spring).
out (dirt
eye,
1^^
_rs-i
To
CJt'
UJ.1
Aj J
S3>i'j
*ljC.Wj *JLJ/j
Little clear cloud.
j ^1'
The sky
Sigh.
is cloudless.
j^St 'l^lJI
Shooting an arrow far (bow). Flying swiftly (arrow). Desperate war. oS"*Îsolated
cloud.
_j
j 0 jlWj -naj^ away S^'^'^
To be clever, experienced in. To deepen a hollow in the

ground.
îlT
To agree with
Large crowd.
Guitar. Lute.
a. o.
cnl/j CnJ*
cntJ
j uj;
jj_^.l?'
j_^J ^ Game
a
J5-.1'
of the Arabs.
J^j
cJ^j i^,j
o>i
Dead beast used as a

a :JUl?'j !Akls'
bait.
To wound
a. o. in
Cleverness, skilfulness.
Intelligent.
*ill
the spleen.
caI/j (j.y^
To have a complaint
of >Ui^ J-J the spleen. To have the spleen %^j yki^ a Jstl? V enlarged. To smell bad (water ). To
Hollow in the earth for covering the Oven.

Pistol.
fire.
oyS^
*J^!^
CjUJ-i'
^
Ts
laJ^^l/
be of a blackish colour (beast).

Spleen.
Persian dish.
^^t^' P
oVUJ^j
^S>h J^' ?r
JGjaJI
J'''=>--k
^
A
Disease of the spleen. Ceterach.
Jli-.U
To
call, to invite a. 0.
XLx^
grey blackish colour. iikl/ Having his spleen enlarged. Ill- jsJs' humoured.Coveredwith moss (water).
Black.
Teats of wild beasts îs,\ ^ ^\^j ^^1 and of solid or cloven-hoofed animals. Head-covering of the Maronite s!J
priests.
Fort, redoubt.
s^ltT
Ts
Of a dingy, ash ^ -%Jo colour. Turbid (beverage). Having a complaint of the

spleen.
^^
j.
Jil^l
Game
Quoit.
of quoits.
cJ/
,
^
-S-
<lk;
dy>-ia^
To be
To
yd? J \jy^j \'J^
J^
A
creamy (milk).
with,
To be overspread
green Ji>.W'
--
increase a. th.
^b*i
moss (stagnating water).

Green moss. <> Sea-moss. .Jbtl*^ wi*% Overspread with moss. ^j^Jh.l'j ^J^dJ-
Cream. Mud. Luxurious life. Greasy-wool. Green moss.
Yj^
jji
Creamy
(milk).
To
dart upon.
jp CUJ/ a
^'
<-
Musquito, gnat.
J^J j\^
ij.
Flock of goats. Black spot on the
nose.
tip of
IT
Crowd, multitude ~C^îj Jiittj *isil of people. Impetus of a torrent.
Falling of darkness.
Violent, impetuous
(rivei'),
iU->
the
*ii-.l?
Dried meat becoming black. To be obscure (night ). \jl^ o Lofty cloud. Cares.
^-?-i'
iTil?
>v^X
To
grind, to
(
'li-JsT
mill
A ^vAk j Cij?' a ^^^ -wheat ). To bruize, to pound

^^,iij
Darkness. *^^j *=*-%-> \^ Thick, intense (darkness). *c^^ 'uistT Obscure night. Unintelligible
(speech).
a. th.
To be
Flour.
milled, to be pounded.
Grinding.
îj/
iJî
To To
collect
and drive
2^
\^ J^
a
-^
(cattle).
restore, to -whitewash
*
a. th.
Corn milled at one time. Dregs of sesame-oil. Standing in the middle of the
<)
x^
o-%
'*^>^
^>IW
building.
To
I'avish, to
snatch
floor (ox).
P/. Molar teeth. To cut (a piece of cloth). To fall from a terrace. \^ o ^j ~ Miller. Miliary. To grow forth (plant, mustache). To whet a knife. ^jj^^j '5^ o To throw a. 0. down 5>1 Mill-stone. To incite a. 0. to. JP5- Numerous flocks. DesTo cut, to curtail a. th. A - perate struggle. Mill, mill-stone. All of them are come.
i
^^\'y^
X:>-}^
o&tl'
xJiWl,
fi>
zJulTj o>*i
^ÛaJf
^>iiii
Flank.
Mill, grinding place.
^ ^
t:iJa>
jSJa;^
Bank
j\'J^'\j cJ\Joi J^jkJ SJ^ t 3^ of a river. Side, edge. Streak, stripe.
Coiled up (snake).
oUi*^
To go
off,
to start.
To
i^.l>'
o Ul
-}^
Lock
of hair, forelock. Signet, stamp.
perish.
Borders of a country. Youth whose mustaches
i>UI
j\j\,\
^Jij 'J^
grow
forth.
Pickpocket.
Dinner-tray.
To throw a. 0. down. 5 To stretch o.'self. i^îj* a \>}o To spread a. th. on the ground. * To render a. 0. restless ^ bj;'
(cares).
Of goodly appearance. Sharpened, cutting. Anger vdthout motive. To boast. To speak much ^ To crack (glace).
Sediment, dregs, tartar. Long and pointed cap of the Arabs.
To throw a
ball.
o^jo
Flat ground.
GJ*
ÎtT
*lj*s_,
Overspreading (crowd).
Large
e^j^j
CvliT :ak
umbrella, canopy. Overspreading eveiywhere

(weeds).
<i4-^'
To be
jj^'J^
-H-
peevish, unso-
^jUiJ
Vit'
-J^
^ A kind
to
fall
of sauce.
ciable.
To happen,
jc 'O^'j lj' a \ji unexpectedly upon a. o.

%*\'ja
Harsh and unsociable temper.
^_^J
J-^-Jis -S-
To be
dull,
Csitt j C=i-J> a
To be fi'esh. juicy. l^j To commend a. 0. highly.

Recent, fresh.
j^'
n \'Js\
veiled (eye).
Cares, grief. Sour

milk.
^J^
îik
-ft-
i^ji
-i^'j '1^^
Unexpected,
unforeseen.
^ '4J' ^ "^j^
Light, translucid cloud.
î^W
To
;5j,l>'j
be
iûi,'
>fcj CijJ a î-W -^

(meat).
Misfortune.
Cjij^^ rr <-^j}^
proud.
Extravagant praise. Hyperbole. '\^y
To become black
l^^
>>
Sheet of paper.
IT
Coming from an unknown
'jj^'
oi^t'-tt-
Lying prostrate oa
the ground. Forsaken, cast
Conversation.
off.
^Sj^-r *d^/j^ "^ " s'j^ ?: ^^J'

^j^Lij
?-j,li^ -r
place (pigeon). Sti'ange (event).
To be moved with joy
^/Ji &
or sadness.
*ijU>
To To
sing, to
make
be cheerful.
0.
^j^
"^J '-/J'
Throwing
tf-
place.
-rj^
^.'J^^
mu.sic.
To
Place, spot.
(spear). Piercing (sight).
excite a.
i i_<^^j i-fjiî
<J^
Long
to joy or sadness.
Prince, chief.
*^0^' t o6->''
^y*-'j^
T To
^
desire a. 0. to sing.
tj^âi^l
Artemisia dracancului, tarragon.
Emotion of joy or sadness.

Delight.
:
vS^
^ ^jy
To
persecute,
*_, 5 iS^t'j li^l'
^'Jo
^ Moved
cheei'ful
sad.
i;_,i;
to drive back a.
0.
To
collect (scat-
Affected with
<>\y^tJ
^\j^J îj'
To
tered flocks). pursue, to track a

beast.
emotion.
5
\>Jo a ijo
gt,
By-road, nar*_jj_vki ^ <i'ja^j ^Jjaj> I'ow road. PI. Roads branching oflf.
Musician, singer.
To raise (a whip). To charge upon,
^^y
ijlk
v-^
\>\'Jkj Si^liaji
to drive off the enemy.
To banish a. 0. To make a wager with a. 0. To attack, to pursue one

another.
i'jA
i^lLj
To b3 banished, driven off. ijy\j >Jeu{ To follow a right course (attair). yj^\ To be consistent ( proof ). To flow
(
Musical instruments. *j_^ ovT <> Railing : long table. OiyXJ^ GrS Turki.sh red cap. Jj^VjM ^ j-y.'j^ "^ "^ Portion of j^^ \j)^ ^ Ml/k. ~ Ji a wall : stone-building. Prominent rock used as a sign. Thrashing-machine. J-jJ^-' r- JsiSk
Tripoli of Syria.
Tripoli of Barbary.
_^lI)i
^_^'\^
^'^W
fi>
^yjo
-ft-
river).
Medicinal plant.
digression.
fliglit
To make a
simulate
To ^'j^^K and come back to

iJ^kT
To
^
fling,
fii
^'J^\j
^\'Ji ^ cjy'ja^ ^) \>-'Ji a ^>'

zS-'Ja
to cast
away a
th.
the charge.
Removal, expulsion. Hunting. Tracking of wild beasts.
To read
-^
a. th. iu the CJCp sequel or the reverse.
j\ iS^l/ \'^
To miscarry (woman). To subtract (a number). To cast off. To put a. th. upon. To make
(a question) to a. 0.
<>
^^
u A
Package, parcel.
c'^/J^
^ i>'
:>\^
Repeller. Driving people

boat.
away
by the length of his reading. Light Long ( day ). <> Breakwater. Dyke.
Sil^'
a. o.'s
To raise a cry of alarm. o>2)l <^'Jo To live in luxury. G-^l* a tJ^ To fling away. To raise a A ^î*
building high.
^ Bolt.
Banishment. Mention of
ancestors,
Digres.sion.
il^'l.
To discourse with a. o. ^>1&UI i ^'J^ '^\ G-jii^ To dissert on science. To be thrown olF. To rush yl^\. >
forth.
i|]^J,l^
Fling, subtraction.
^^
o^^'
off".
Tracked beast. Long ju_^' (day). Born before or after another. The day and the night. oIoj^^*" Tracked beast, game, jj IJ^' ^ Slu'j*' Stolen flocks. Piece of land. Oblong
Expelled.
piece of cloth.
<
A
Cry of alarm.
cast
-r'J^
Thrown aside, Remote place.

if-
^J^
tJj^j -rj^
"i^-'Ja
-r'^'J'j
throw. Persian mantle.
Woman's
head-veil.
<^^^\'Jo
Square mattress.
^ *>l^'
'
'
TT
To hurt
water.
(the eye) and
make
it
fi>
^jy
Short spear
Pole.
ij,iki
^ ii^j,i\yy
There is no oue oJ* ojfr ^,Ji^ cî ^ left amongst them. To be hurt and to water (eye), j^' To be newly acquired xsl^l? o o^l' (property). To descend from an
ancient family (man).
Charge of horsemen Long (day).

General
rule.
High road.
To walk on the side of, the ^^y ^ riously. bank of. To attack the extremity of the enemy's lines. To lose the teeth. To embroider (cloth). To choose a. th. To drive back To be embroidered (cloth) s
the forsmost (horses) to the rear.
To embellish o.'self. To amend. To clothe o.'self luxu-
\jjy a jjh
To dye the
(woman).
tips of her fingers
To close the eyes. j^'i To present a. o. with a. th. new. a To walk on the brink. To j^k^
become sharp pointed. To buy a. th. new.
Shape, figure. Embroidery, embroidered j^' ^ ycjs P garment. Fashion, use, shape. Art of embroidering. SJIJ^ Embroiderer. jjî yCja
To To
obliterate a. th.
a
To
C^
^v^'
"^
restore a manuscript.
To A
crv^'
A A
<-il;^\
collate writings.
paint a door
To find a. th. to be new. To esteem a. th. new.

Side, part.
wJij,U^1j
o^J^--'.
black.
To be
o^L.'
particular about
^kU) J
<jr'Ja'
jl^kl ^
o.'s food.
Bank, extremity, edge, fringe. End,

tip.
To
disdain a. th.
j^
Leaf of paper,
extremities of the
people.
I'elations of a. o.
C)J^]\
^jj^j
crl_^k1
^ orA
The
^jVjh]
Palimpsest.
body.
The low
The near
Û)l o'3^^
o!AI
To retreat, to draw off. ^c. ^'jy To be or become Qjjy a J^jy

deaf.
^ ^
Two
atinged serpent.
oja^^l j'i
*s^5/j
Twinkling of the eye.

Sight, Glance.
o^y
Noble from both parents, î^l^l^ Horse of high ol^l^b ^/J' ^

breed. Noble.
perty).
o^
^Sk
pro-
To whitewash (a wall). To vomit. To deafen a. o. To feign deafness.

Deafness.
A ^jy
j^'jy
Newly acquired
Whitewa.'ih.
Cattle, flocks.
.
^>' ^
j>
New, just known (man).

Changing, unsteady. Reckoning many ancestors.
Pickles. ^^H To be foolish. To ^_Joi

^J^j
Stupid, fool.
'{y'jj
J,
^.jk.
Deaf.
j'/J^h.j-'j^ t 'Ci>'
lic-^kj
cA>
-
y^'j^ Te
"6,>' a k^k have scanty hair on the eyelashes.
Blood spot in a wounded eye. Xf^y Hurt causing the eye to tj^l* -^ :^^l3 water. Novelty. A thing new, novel,
cuiious.
^Jsi ^j}y
yjAj dCj>-\:>i\ yjyj kj>'

5
Thin
in the eyebrows.
un. zJ^yj l-'Vi'jy ) -^'js Newly acquired, ^ji ^ '-hj^j ^j}^

(
Tamarisk.
To splash a. 0. ^ To stammer.
J-^'j'
"*
Jl'^
i
recent, novel, rare.
Plenty of goods.
ojp
*Jj,^
The
eyes.
The
sides of a tent.^^j^jLll
End, crest. Ground-artichoke, ^j^'^k' To twinkle (eyes). O^' SJ^ -S To slape a. o. on the face. To twinkle the eyes. j^j i^-iJ
j'
IaJs
irr
A. th. novel
I
j>
-iS/J,
Ij
Water
defiled
Snare, net. Fold of a water skin.
by beasts. J^l^ ^ JJ^'j

:
Xk j
5r
^\'J^ ^ Vij^'
rare, strange.
Jl^b^
oSl*
I
Wonderful thing.
of descent.
\
Illustriousness o|31
Way,
road.
Method
J^y ^
j^l?'
xJ'jlJ
habit.
Leather tent.
Leather
ij'on
lining.
Round
^ Jl^,
Newly acquired.
plate.
j
A
''^jAi
I
square
silk
oj,lk>:
^ ^Jî ^ ^'j^rJ ^'J^

^'Jy
figures.
gown, adorned with
Way,
road, path.
Jij^*'
Lofty palm-tree. Way, road. State,

course. Rule of
life.
>
^
sr
îi_>^'
Unsteady, changing. Hurt so as to water (eye).

<>
^ljAt
jj^ki
-ft-
J^XJ'
^^l'J^
Line, streak.
i I
Chief of a tribe.
dervishes.
Means. Order of
j
Worn
out clothing.
^SJ^
^y
The changes of time. ^jjljjl^l/ Knocking at a door. Jl^! ^ Jj,ll Divining by means of pebbles. Coming by night. Morning-star.
Gibraltar.
Olive-press. jujjiaj' ^ To blink, to wink. To wear ^'jy many clothes. To be dark (night). Darkness. oll?^ Dark (night). 'l^ jk To blink. jjji ^ To come to CS^t'j (jjji o 3'Ji -^
^
2f
a. o.
by night.
at
..
To knock
jj
Ik
j;>
beat (wool).
door. To a \ji'j^ o To ring (a bell). To
F. Misfortune, oV*j,^J
distress.
3jS^ ?: *JJ,^ Small seat. Family, ti'ibe. Having the head o'SîJ J^^^j Jil>, and eyes lowered. Humbled
Mallet.
i5j lk 5r
play upon (a musical instrunaent).
*-3S^-^ (J^^
Blacksmith's hammer. Beating rod.

File, line. ?l>^ JiX^^ Trodden (ground). Frequented Jj;îa;J (road). Pelted by rain (meadow).
To cast pebbles (wizard). jj^ To be light-minded. jî,' To di'ink turbid water. Cs^ a J_4 To open the way to. J j^' To acknowledge (a debt) after ^
denial.
To
To
expand, to render
line (clothes).
a. th.
malleable.
(boots).
Malleable substance.
SJ^
-H-
To
To
be
filled
with honey ^'jy a j'Ja

xij^ a
To sheath oj; J3U To wear (double garment).

3'jyS
(hive).
flow from the hive
To I'emain silent with cast down eyes. To follow o.

(camels).
another
(honey).
To become covered with tartar /Jy\

(tooth).
To busy o.'self about (ti'ifles). J| To aim at, to wish, to di-aw J J^;

I
To remain
puzzled.
S|)eechless.
To be
^j%j
^^Ja;
near
to.
Hdueycomb. Honey.
Liver.
j'Jo
V'J^
?V,ij <J^1 j
Dimple of the upper

lip.
To walk in a file. JjU^ To be spread (wings of a bird ). J'J^\ To part away and leave the main I'oad. To follow each other (day and
night).
Tartar of the teeth.

Cabin, wooden house.
Silly, stupid.
XiS'J^
oCj,l^
^
.
*^j,^^
To To
consult (wizards).
jf
J^,i^t
get into an habit, to follow
a course.
j^jjî <
Stroke, time.
I
Fire-engine
Syringe.
pump.
SlUl^'j XlJ^t?
>
J^j'j J'J^j SJ^ went to him twocnj^' jl CS^' ii^l

j^W'
or three times.
falsely.
jj.'ji -^
To boast
Sound of a musical instrument.
To obliterate a. th * C_1J j^Jo ^ To be obliterated. \>>jU:i To suffer from indigestion. (, '.\i ? ^- w

i
^
-^
IT
1 )
y^
sS^^y
"iAJa j
ejlî' a iSj^J quite fresh, freshly
Boastful, glorying vainly.

^\'ji^J
yj^
-ft-
Dust. Darkness.
^,li'
|
To be
i
Heap of dust. To let fall a

fine
j>Cî
ji^'\j
,
^^j
i
>>UJ'
--
plucked
(fruit).
LU'
jJ^
To come,
afar.
,
to arrive
from
rain (sky).
cold,
To produce a bub-
bling (hot iron steeped into watei-)
To have a
rheum.
Fine aud gentle rain.
Rheum. Weakness
(ground).
To cool, to moisten (a. th.) To season (a dish). To lavish praises on a. o. To have the belly swollen.
Spiritual being. Numberless
5 l5>*l
of sight.
Water '^d by
a line vain
Freshness, ripeness of a tenderness, moisture.
fruit,
brass wash-basin.
Jl^ gold or silver tray. oUii^
Keeper of the vestry.

Marble,
To To
see.
'j^
Fresh, recent, moist : -^Ji tender bread. VermiceUi. Macaroni. Freshness first beginning
:
taste
^ J^j
Cî,'j
\^ a _^
Clilj
of a. th.
a. th.
Perfumed, mixed with aroma-
To eat a. th. To be grafted

nated
(child).
wlM
CJiI;
tics.
(tree). <>
baited (fishing hook).
To be To be
fit
To
To
run up. To come,

repel a.
o.
J| ^'jy a
Jja
-ft-
vacci-
to pass near.
by
5 ijjtT
j_^
-ft-
To
^
graft a tree.
a. o.
ij
j^'\j
^y
>l!i
i
boxiug.
To vaccinate ing-hook.
To
bait a fish-
To quarrel
with.
To
beat.
lJ? o 'j^
-ft-
silence a. o.
To
To bill (pigeons). >li^j To bear fruit (tree). To feed a. o. ^ To be vaccinated, grafted. To have a good taste to be
;
To To To To
I
plunge
a. o. into
off,
go far
water. towards.
make a joui-ney. penetrate into (a country). J do not ^jjjo cil j\ Ir^ ci'l .^j,i'l
is
ripe (fruit).
know where he
in it.
;
gone
to.
There
is
no improvement
To
taste a. th. palatable.

food.
To
find it
^X V îLLlt
t'i
Wooden
cup.
oVl%j
cup.s.
lll>'
olL1
^
u u
Cup manufacturer.
^- r,
7,'.^'
To ask
Taste, flavoui". Food. i>- Bait, lure. Poison.
^^ ^ ^
xj^
^
Art of imanufactui'ing
Manner
'^f
eating. Livelihood.
To
suffer In; a '^^'J from indigestion.
t-i'
-rk-
Food, eatable. Taste,
flavour. Invitation to dinner. Balls of minced meat.
To cause
indigestion to a. o.
luii
x^
Brass basin.
o>iJ
into
^ c '^ P
a
To penetrate
a country.
J uU/
Û?
-ft-
Food,
eatable, dish.
cJC^\ T-^j x_; .k! Wheat.
To be short
Satiating food.
Feeding well, satiated. I can do without ^JC/Ûl?' your food.
of victuals. Cu; a - ^ Short of provisions. j.-. \i j ^^JJ" To gleam, to move >Lll o Jli about (mirage). Water flowing on the surface jiy
-ft-
of the soil.
uL
Injustice, infidelity.
uVjjibj iS_y^^
Ewe
for butchery.
;
Rebellion against God
Inoculation
gi-afting.
vaccination
Steep aiountain. Rebel. ^c^^^

Impious. Cruel.
Insolent. Tyrant.
-*
oy-^j
SUI
Food, dish. Dining-
room, refectory.
King of thettiifj
I'lating greedily.
Greeks.
Thunderbolt.
Idol. Devil. Rebellious. c-pI}!?'
;-
Hospitable.
Having a
Food.
livelihood.
<
Graft. Vacci-
Seducer.
nation.
to
:
To be near
Take what
thy reach.
Cii^
lii
-tt-
within reach
is
of.
within
lil)
ilil Gi Jii-
To spear a. o. ^ 6 CJiT o a ^^ To Jîij jp ji j CiUit'j (Uy o^J*' wound a. o. by words. To calum-ft. . .
niate.
To raise a. th. To expand the wings (bird) To leap (horse). To give a deficient (measure).
To penetrate into a land. J J^ To be advanced in age. '^z^\ j ^mH To be stabbed. To be smitten by ^1'
the plague.
To
To
a.
up (a measure). fi> liiT'l look dovra from above upon jt th. To get possession of. To hit.
fill
To
îvîj,Cjui!^j OUJsj
ts.\L~i
^^
fight together
with the lance.
To
be skilful in a. th. To lay J snares for a. o. To be within reach of. it lj^^\j
thi-ust with the lance. Stin<;il' ging word. Plague, pestilence. o^Xj^ 5r oy-^
Wont
to thrust the enemy.
Bank, side, limit. Lil Redundance of :5ulj t-sUkj ._jllj a measure. Incomplete, deficient. Unimpor- wi-il
tant.
Backbiter, disparager.
oUi
Pierced with a lance. Smitten by the plague.
u_y^j
oi*l
The sourrouding part

Sprightly, brisk,
Filled to the
of.
Tract
*lli,'
between a desert and mountains.

s\vift.
-^ a. o. it iîi^ a Straight. Straight forward, isj-^ T Imperial monogram cj'\'ji^ rr 'X^ T
To dart upon
^^
uiUi?
olili
of the Sultan.
brim
soft.
(vessel).
To be weak,
the
(wick).
To spread ^.ikiJi -Swings (bird). To burn out
"C/^^j i;;_^' To feign ignoi'ance. Mass of water. Ocean. Low people. Mean game. Vile
Silliness.
^^
-^
îla"
^^'
Ûi
viUi/
Flank, side.
^\iy ^
<ik^
oik]^
words.
Foolish.
Bank, bi-ink, edge. To go out (fire). uiJlj,|s_^' a
"Jia
Choir, hierarchy of
c,^CJ^
"i.'^
To extinguish
(fire).
< To
uii <.j uji1
Angels.
slake (lime). Extinction of the blaze. Extinguishing.
UiaJlj
'
yiio
To exceed"
(river).
the bounds.
(sea).
iniquitous, mischievous.
One
of the coldest days.
To rage
To be CuilJj To overflow To be roused
Great misfortune.
Extinguisher.
(blood).
iuL
9-Jl'
To be impi-
Cuii j
(J^ a
^^j
J^
To
Go
be overfull. u,ll,'j GJk a To overflow (vessel).

off,
ous, tyrannical.
To
bellow" (wild ox).

^jlb
To render
-rJî
a. o, mischiev-2*
get away.
J^
ous, unjust.
>
Turbid water a tank.
in the
ITA
JiU
ôlib
bottom of
j-^l/
To overfill a (vessel). ^ To scum a cooking pot.
^-^
yJl/
i.
Intruder, parasite.
fs-pi'
Having a
child.
little
JiSkJ^j
Jc?*^ rj^^^
uitr
Fullness. -^ Eruption of the skin. ÛJ Redundance, excess. *iui^

Overfull,
Blasting plants (cold night).

5
To To
Lie
die.
tie, to confine a. o.
;
^
--
Jj^
J,
oUit'j :*>'
,
^ ^0,'
x>-ji\i^
overflowing.
Di-y, arid.
humbug.
on
ijit'j lîi?
CftiUtT
Skimmer.
Trap, snare.
oJL
<?iiJa;J
<>
To
float u,
o ui
-ft-
water.
To run
(gazelle).
To bm'y
j^S
^î^
(the dead).
a \lit
iii,'
-ft-
To appear above. To undertake a. th.

Floating (dead
fish).
^ oU^
Tomb. iui,'1 ^ iil^j ilt To leap (horse). \jî \'Jh _^' -To be overspread with cream _^'
i
Halo around the sun or moon. sjUl^ Froth of a cooking-pot. Leaf of the Theban-palm. Jiy ^ ckJ Malignant streaked serpent.
^
(milk).
To
drive a.
;
o.
away.
-^
To
ruin
a. o.
to render a. 0. wretched.
ib 5
-^
To make
To
burst, to crack.
ulT o
rrt?
-5^
Burst, crack.
jj/
jlaii?
-ft-
a borse to leap over a stream. Leap. Cream of milk. -^

Penniless.
yih)j
To resound loudly. To crack the joict.s.

of the knuckles.
<.
OflT;^]^ shoots of trees. Eruption of pustules.
A
xsidl?'
c\^
i::ui,'j
Trampling of horses. Cracking
To be
dirty,
CJiT a
,.^
j^ly
^
-^
-ft-
filthy.
Weather.
Rite, liturgy.
^^- G Dirty, greasy. ^_^' ^ _ To glide away,
^'
to escape.
Ciiip
Set of clothes,
xi^
^ ^li^j
^'
To
CSîlsj
of tools. Uniform. Harness.
J^j
451
begin, to set to.

^ll^7 <^
To dress
up.
To be
richly
harnessed (horse).
Full-dressed. Harnessed.
^îJ> -^
Yataghan, turkish dagger. ouLj To moisten slightly the "hio 'J^

soil (dew).
He set doing. j;i; j^He has fulfilled his wishes. oii^ jii,' To help a. 0. to attain a. th, ^ i jli,1 To be in infancy, 3ul,'j 3^' o jil?'
-ft-
delicate.
To
5
rise
to be
near
To put off (a debtor). To offend a. o. in his To shed blood

without retaliation.
<
rights.
v>ii J
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setting (sun). To be soiled by

dust (plant).
Vjifc'
o jIlT
jit'j , ÛlsT a
Jit
jli^
ifc
y^ o >'
ic
i
To
intrude at a feast.
To come
To
overlook, to look out.

'jy\j y,'^ a 3i'j
To be unavenged
(bloodshed).
'Ji
To To To
overlook, to see
jp
'îidS.Sj
'jh)
from above. To overtop.

let
blood unavenged.
'j^]
5liw
streeh out rhe neck or to stand on the toes for looking.
on (night). To be near setting (sun). To drive a beast gently. 5 To meditate upou (a discom'se). A To have an infant child, a young jlli \ one. To be about setting ( sun ). To be upon the time preceding sunset. To be a parasite. To be childish, jji^
Time
before sunset.
j^]^
Slight
dew
or rain.
Jj^j Jy^ '

'
'jy
-ji;
Milk. Blood.
Tender, soft. J^'j JUt ^ ixJH j, jiy Tiny. Baby. Juti ^ iiil, ^ jii.
Serpent.
'jy
Dry mud.
Infancy.
jai,'_,
JCui
Sweet
smell.
Sweet wine. Cool
:ai'
S^,^0
*J>iJ'j 5JUli
To flow (water). Oyt' To exceed the measure. To be jaded, iCMt j GJit

tii'ed (beast).
CITY) garden. oil ^

u
,-Ji!^
^
Easy
life.
Wife.
-^
jil,'
View.
Dilution of milk. Neck.
ill,'
a Ît
To
jade, to tire (a
s -rd^Sj -tC^Cj
Remains of a ruined J^lil^ Jyi' house. Deck of a ship. Remains of a ruined house.
Extei-ior
,^ jil,'
iS>it
beast).
shape.
Grace,
beauty.
To be wicked. 'i.>U o ^jj^ To be empty-bellied, û'j Qw a wlb To importune a. o. u. ôtT

Easy
life.
Cheerfulness.
Mat
of palm-
leaves.
,^
^>iWj Îb
Uuretaliated
(bloodshed).
'Jiî
Jji^j 'y^j
J^
Acacia.
Jaded, tired.
a^j
WU;j
Abounding
io acacias (place).
^-dtT
Bad
state, { opp to. ^y^^ ) wickedness, corruptness. Sheet of paper. 'J'^-'^ -r
^y^
*^r-l^
Elevated place look out. ijijai ^ ;^|ix Uvula. xiLlij' J jLii' Death. Hopeless disease.
]\Iisfortune
Wicked, mischievous.
tnlt-'j
ijj>iy^
-r
-^y^
Toledo (to^vn). Moistened by dew (place).
iillil'
J>iiu
To
to blacken
/k G-il^
seek,
j ^Jli,*ij
tii.
^{^j Cu;
,
o wil
To
soil,
-7^
to pursue a.
a. th. To mar (writing). To disperse. To flow. Muddy water,
^
VUÎ,
^.U,'
Old thaler of Maria Theresa worth about 4 sh. To erase fi> C\y i
^J^-^'
a. o. To ask a. o. s marriage. <> To seek to avenge a bloodshed.o To beseech a. o. o1 o!>Vs J\ v_.lt
To provoke
in
^j
,^'
--
(writing).
To ask, to sue, demand a. th. To claim, to

ask from
a. o.
to
fi>
wlLwj
_A1
in.stantly.
Cy^j Îk*
of.
^JUi
To be lost (eye-sight). To be thrown into o^^

prison.
^^
"^
t'-
the payment
<j-^^'
To be distant (water). To grant a. o.'s petition. To

ask a. To be wished, sought
incite a. o. to
th.
for,
ijbjl
a
To
be of an
tLJiJ o
,^j
Cil,'
Û^
ash colour.
^jiaj[ -^
To be eflaced (writing). To ÎJ^ wrap o.'self in a persian mantle. To be concealed, involved in ,,;-iLj\
mystery (affair). Written paper. Obllte- ^J.'M^ <^ ,j-il, rated writing. Old, shabby (clothes).
Glabrous wolf.
asked.
Petition, claim. Request.
llibj
^J^
Object sought for,

desired.
*Z^j Sli^j ^Jlt

:Ciy j, ^Jb
Betrothed.
Looking
tf-
for a. o.
<^j
^y^] ^ Jit
tij,'
Prayer, litany.
blackish, dust colour.

for wiping.
<lil'
Rags
Blind.
*-::A!^
tr4JeJ
u^
Ûj'l
Satin.
Far extending journey. iit' Asking _ifcj <Ut J 3j tj^' ^ ^,1^

in
marriage. Student.
'Ljla 9^ k_-Al J
,
wJt ^
t_yilj i_jiU
Persian mantle, hood. Glabrous, smooth. Blac-^
*Llil' j.
-tf-
kish. Suspicious character,
Requester, demander. ^ Affianced, betrothed. *2il Question, claim. Query. ^,lkJ:
î
c,.^
w.ii*i
Geographical map. Obhterated. Dark, black. Clad in a pei'sian mantle.
,j^\
Problem.
distant (water).
_AJai
?r ujiia''
,_^> Remote,
^lik'
Intention, aim.
>r-sl^
To
cast
down
the eyes, and
Claimed debt.
^
Shore, extent of land within
sight.
A)
.^
assume an austere countenance. To draw magical Lines (wizard).

<ii^
Face, countenance, mien. ^ Ascent, acclivity. May God rejoice him.

Fullness.
C;L-;jilj
^^-^ ^
^yj
<>
^,11%
Talisman, charm,
ii;^]*
;Jll'
spell.
chilly
Jil
t^
Going
^
up.
-tf-
Boil,
^ cJs-^ ^
I
f,!>U'
syii,'
furuncle.
Outburst of passion, jiij UilTj f.jib' Able man ; experia?J Vlj CO>';!l f.!Ai^ enced manager. Vomit. ;^>l'j *i*ii Glance, wink. iLxij -^^ ^, Vanguai'd. Skirmishers, j^y^ ^ **;^!' Rising (star). New moon. ^\'^ ^ ^\i/ Arrow overpassing the butt. Morning twilight. Horoscope. <> Waterworks. East. Place of rising ^,ll^ ^ fXiaj-j ;JJ3? of the sun and stars. Look-out. Tower. Ladder. Beginning of a poem, of an ode. Elevated place, easy of ascent. îL-i To be feeble or COitTj 0J> a fijjy -^
tu'ed.
To rise (sun), ulja;;^ (^h '^J^ o A^ -HTo grow (tooth, plant). To become, to turn out well or ill. To go out. To go up. To learn a. th. _^ VI Jp Ccjil=.' To come on, to come o!Aj Jc
towards
a. o.
^f.
To stai't from. To disappear. To climb upon a A ii_jJi>' a /4l? j

(
a o
mountain).
It is
not in
my
power.
jjCj
^^ >
Il'
To reach (a country). To go out from, to emerge.

It
^
j i;
^
it
occurred to his mind. He got out of temper.
^ ^
iiU.'
To expel, to put a. o. out. To sprout forth (palm-tree). To fill up (a measure). -^ To

raise, to take up.
^^
A
is.
< To
To
look at.
To seek
for.
'xiJlk*
To examine
ip
a. th.
t5lk^
a. th.
iS'
To add to. To give a. th. To permit, to

Impunity.
Gift, present.
ât
do
^k
fi
-H-
carefully.
to a.
o.
îbl
fi>
expose, to explain
let a. o.
a. th.
v ^~
/iiJl
to a. o.
wilb'j will*
Easy.
^.^
To
give, to deliver
S iSU?'
ji!^ -^
To appear (star). To grow (plant). To vomit. To inform, to acquaint a. o.

with a. th. He granted him a
favour.
Cijî/i
Jt
2*
a. th. to.
To open
the hand for jji-^ giving alms. To be repudiated ijy^ o
ijij
Jil^b
o
""
<^\ ~
jll'j
jll>'
To
occur, to
a. 0.
come suddenly
it
Îj
î^
Jl
(woman). To be remote, to be off. fiii,' a jlU To have a cheerful ^JyiTj 3Lsjii' o jlli count enance.To be temperate (night,
day).
upon
To be filled up (measure). To direct o's looks towards

a. th.
To To
divorce (wife).
set free (prisoners,
s jil^b
J^
JSA
Aj
5 ji^^l
flocks). To fire (a gun). To express a. th. in an
To consider a. th. attentively. j To learn, to know a. th. îtTij To examine, to study a. th. jc ^\ To be acquainted with a. o>U '/Ll
fi>
'yS&xi\
o's affairs.
absolute way.
Thi.s
word is only used to mean such

(face).
tp 'ii^feOI
'cJs&^
To take information about a. th. To seek

pollen.
to
Sj * know
îlJaiJ,!^
a. o.
;
a. th.
Quantity. Spathe of a palm-tree

jiLJij
/i6
To cheer
up, to brighten
j^j
Look
out, elevated spot.
^Wj
To restrain
sign of the way. (an animal), \'^ o to tie (a kid) by the leg.
>U' -^
To To
pass swiftly (gazelle).

be discharged, set
fi-ee.
jU^
To
).
jiUl.
start.
To be
fluent
(tongue
To be
jliiJt
jil/l^
Brightness, gleara of dawn.
syu
eloquent.
Beauty, elegance. Saliva drying on the
ej^j oj^y
lips.
oCit J 'Jiij -SUej '^t-l Young one of a gazelle.
"^j ^ ^j -^
1
To be brought away. To be cheerful, glad. To be loosened (bowels). To set (she-camels) free.

Shackle, leather bond.
<
j'Ua5-Ll
To
Ji^j , JW to coat, to varnish, to overlay a. th.

fi>j
anoint,
Ql'
Bowels.
Run
J5U1 of a (horse).
jSUJi
^ Jih ^
jili
with (any
fluid).
Parturition. Eloquence.
To gill a. th. ,<r^-*< * j^ To have yellow teeth. J!l, a jjy To incline the head from weak- J_j?'l ness. To indulge in o.'s passions. To give o.'.self up to pleasui'e. Jiw To be anointed, o '^\j J^-K>
smeared, overspread with. Person. Seriously ill. -^1 ^
Desire.
.1^
Amianthus.
Free, set
loose.
jjh'j jl^^j
(night, day).
jll'j jib'j
Temperate
:ail^
jifc
j;il
Portion. Lawful, allowi,ble.
That is allowed to You are free from

suspicion.
you.
Cslb tiO
il;
jil c-il
To be
confined unfet-
(2Uj
Csils
îci
Pleasure, delight.
Oil, tar, varnish, fluid pitch.
J%
-Ûa
tered in a prison.
*^'ji\ jJjyj jibj Having a bright, open
jil'^
ji%j
jifc
Thickenned juice of grapes. Wine. Tegument over coagulated 'iUs'

blood.
face.
Generous, bountiful.
Speaking
fluently, elo-
tj^' *^' v oCiJI jitj
Draught of milk.
Neck, base of the
neck.
'xb'
\ji
quent.
Voluble, eloquent, jAW J jUj jlj oVli free from impediment (tongue).
s:JU'j
jii^
Lambkin. Tartar of the

teeth.
oCU'
teeth.
"j^
Divorce.
J>U
A^y\ xJjiw'j
oCU j
Brightness of the
face.
<J^
J>U3l.
Dark (night). Having yellow

Anointed, smeared, varni'
Jl^
Ua>j
"Ufc
General or absolute acception of a word.

Absolutely, generally.
shed. Tied by the foot. Depressed ground. Jik>i ^ Mia/'j Jlk; Dangerously ill. Prisoner for life, jja* To overwhelm, A ^_ySj tX o -Sto swallow up a. th. (sea). He has been swallowed up J>i2\ j by the sea. To fill (a vessel) to the brim. fi, To shave (the head, the hair). To fill up a vessel with a u6 i o
CfUai jl Jlil^'VI
Departure, removal.
Repudiated, jij;^
J!Alj'l
*i!,l^j
j^' ^
jJ,U'
dismissed (woman).
Loose, unrestricted, set fi'ee. ^y^ Absolute (sense). General (opinion).
To even
Board
a cake s
J^j
CJJs o
it.
J^
-ii-
of bread) before baking
earth.
foi- expanding dough. J^ Small round cake jy^ -^j Jis ^ Cil*
To become serious (affair). To alight on ^7, sj;^| "^
^j
of bread.
Rolling pin.
*iiiai
-ft-
a tree (bird). To run quickly
C^j
'S
'^
To assume a severe mien. ^j-iiiT ^ To be obscured (mind).|_îLj -^j

Darkness. Desert without
(man, horse).
'll*ll
JJHe rnoimted
Shabby
his
IT
>'^
mare
*^_^ jt .^^l
jcS^s
fi'om behind.
clothes. Poor,
^ JJa
destitute.
Full-blood horse.
j^kJ j*%J Jk
jlitr
CuiTy-comb, brush.
T.ofty place.
jlit
Misfortunes.
Flea.
Flea. UnknowTi (person),
'
ycS oOj
yji.
'^ _,iW
yj^
ScroU
of
paper
j^Vj^ t
J^^j jy^
or papyrus. Volume, tome.
He resembles
father.
Builder's string. In rags. jCJk/ij jja^ his a.^1 jliia> ) >
Underground
magazine.
<>
cellar,
jjîks
^ S3>i^
i
Buried treasure.
,
C-^J o disappear < To sink into water. To lose its brightness (star. eye). To be remote. To look from afar.
,_,_iJ3Jlj ^j-tlaij
To
(j-ik
-S-
be
effaced, to
traces).
^j_il
joli;
To
To
destroy, to
ip
^^'b
^^
i
blot out the trace of
To
conjecture, to guess. 'ili;i^ disappeai- altogether.

,_^ljt
j_Û
,u^
Obliterated. Remote.
Blind.
^^-'U*
cr>iM5 î*"^
tt-
To
J A^t^j ili^j C4i a Û be cupid of. To covet eagerly property). To yearn after. <> To impose
^_J,J
(
on
a. o.
To be
covetous, insa-
'xtliiT
o îJ
tiable.
To render
of a. th.
a. o.
covetous
a. o.
jj
î^
-^j
f^]
s
^ To
a. o.
embolden
against
Covetousness.
iitliij <tiiJj ;41
Greediness. Ambition.
Thing coveted. Soldiers'

J:^CJoj Uiij
pay.f,i;j^l
dy^
^
r^y^
ff
rî ?^j
Covetous, ambitious.
aialL
To ring, to tinkle To buzz (insect).

mandoline.
<
(metal).
/i^}]^ -H-
To expand,
to flatten (dough).
To
Tinkling. Buzz. Sound of a
VU']^
a
weave (a mat). To stain a. o. (blood ) To be impregnated >l;j^ a Jî^J Jr'*'

with (blood,
oil).
Fuss, pomp.
,
To be asha- tllT a 'jji j li' med to remain speechless. To stoop towards a. th.
;
litT
Jl likl
To erase (writing). To join with thieves. To be exhausted (water).

Creatures.
Thief. Scoundrel. Black
A
fi>
JiJ1
j;i.il
J*^* ^
Jiiill
Deadly serpent.
'jjbu
V :i^
Remains of life. Evil propensity, '^k To be crook-backed. C^ a >-.^ ^ To be long in the back and weak in
the hind-legs (horse).
garment. j;u
?-
Woi'n out clothes. Necklace. Shameless. j J^^li j J.îJ'
J^
Mud.
ii;j;j iu'j
iiSj S*k
j.,^
i\
.
To
pitch (a tent).
To shake
A ^ly
^ly
uj
s
(a skin).
Stained with blood (arrow). Kid. Mat. Necklace. Mire.
^ To
be proud, self-conceited.
place.
To stop in a To have o.'s

To
Pond, reservoir. Pastry-cook's roller.
S-^
<iiJ^
tent contiguous
^\y
To
To
act zealously, cunningly.

rest from, to
^ a;u
to another's.
raise the dust (-wind). To ^:-t'l extend far away (river). To follow in a file (camels). To be profuse, immoderate ^>lfci)l j
in speech.
Hatred.
rely upon.
k-CS>
^ ^\y ^jjy
-ft-
Rope
il%j ijUls'l ^ _J1 String of a bow. Sinew of the body.

of a tent. of a tree.
To bend down (the back). a ^'/^ To stiU a. th. To quiet, to tranquilhse. ^ ^%.y To stoop (man). To be depressed ^^Jlkj
(ground).
-if-
Root
Tent.
Tall (lance, horise).
-\J^
v-i'>'^
j,
^^'l
i'î'l
To To
enjoy tranquillity, quietness. rest upon, to trust to.
o'vill
J|
"T
Quietness, tranquillity.xlu*Q^_j
Quiet,
rest.
oUi,.!*!.
Profuseness of speech. Shoulder.
k-i'^l
enjoymg
Jijy^j
o^' ^
^'^^
^^^
-^
î^
ujUL^ ,.î
^liai
Numerous (army).
Prolix, profuse (in speech).
Confident and relying

a. o.
upon
cr^t^^^j
Ji
Self-glorifyiflg.
Flat,
depressed
high,
ot'^'"
Fastened with ropes (tent). w-lki Neighbour next to a tent. ^\Li Lute. Kind of jv\:Jy ^ J'^J jJr^ ^
mandoline.
Classes, species.
(ground).
To run
to
(
CS jSj
i
(
l>41'
lil^
-ft-
be
swollen
).
river
To overflow To become tall ( plant). To

sea
).
^^
Cv^ a
to
<;rJ!o
Copper-pot,
>
Saucepan.
o'Ji^y rJy
Ts
be lofty (thought). Swollen, overflowing.

Silt,
j,{y
To eat to excess. To cause indigestion

a. o.
deposit of the Nile.

(
^J^
, i
a
-ft-
n -^j^'Sj
î^
To ring
plate).
silver
c^j t^y
'jy
To
buzz (insect).
^ To
tingle
To scoff at. ^_j \'j<,y o J\^ -^ To mock a. o. n Jsi, They mocked at one another. y\^
Mocker, scoffer. To remain silent, still. "Women's horn-shaped cap.
Uvula.
jUl*
(ears).
To cause (metal) to To cut off (a limb)

^
tinkle.
"jy]
quickly.
Tinkle. Buzzing. Ringing.
cn^
j^y j^Wy
-i^^
<>
Tingling of the ears.
<
Resounding. Renowned poem.
c^
xJuIj
So^.^
c> He has spoken

t-j-yS"
irx
î+lj'l
d^^îîn
idif SoJj
fluently.
To be suspicious. To have a (il^j

depraved heart.
(ia, a
'"Ctj^j
To give
to a. 0.
^
To
'ijt^
a part of o.'s property. Fresh cream.
To
(241,'
suspect a. 0. To put thorns above (a wall).

covet a. th.
*j
Ji
Ui^
To walk
quickly, d
a jitT
-tt-
To
be disgusted. To be jiLJj -^j -^^

,
How self-possessed
a J*l/j J^t' -
he
is.
stinking (water).
To overtake a. 0. To feel a propensity

Projection.
j
to.
Jl-
Fetid (water;.
Little provender.
^t^J J*^
Tender
ix^
Peak
of a mountain. Roof.
vegetable. Remainder.
Small cloud.
- ^^^ To be big, thick. To shun, to avoid a. 0. or a. th. ^ To be disgusted with a. 0. ^ ^|U7 To loathe (food).
fi>
*^k
Cornice of a wall. Suspicious. Abstemious.

Corrupt.
^^j;'
Ascending upon a mountain.

,_;_JU1 y,
ji;j*
X_r..i;kj XLilhj XIa!^
Carpet.
Brownish
colour.
<i4^'
To
sell
or buy the
of
Jjilj
Complete, perfect, well done.

Fat, thin (horse).
îk*
-K-
fruit
palm-tree.
JW a Jl' -^ To have a
complaint of the lungs, spleen.

\'j^ o \^^ o
To ramble in a To tij'^j
fii
country.
i~^\sj
\j^j ^'y^ a
cook, to roast (meat).
To be skilled Work.
Bit of straw.
in
an
art.
Âl*^
To live in profligacy. ^'^j 4 ~ To treat a. o. for the spleen. 5 Jj To cauterize (a camel) in the side. To be prone to suspicion. J.k1
Disease of the spleen or lungs, Suspicion. Ashes.
jd/
^M
'fCJ
'pd/
siii'
Cooked
food.
Having a complaint of (the

spleen or lungs).
^j
Cook, roaster, baker, 'j^j
oit'
Female cook.
Pellicle
c.Uj11?/
l^tr ^^
l_>\ls
To
ous.
on the surface of milk,
sjl^
be pure, clean
^'j jiii -sejiiyj o^4i'j ; to be chaste, rightefi>
\^
blood. Craft, art of a cook.
To go and come. To be off, to depart. To rise price of goods Hump. To register (a house).
(
|5>'
-It
!>' a
To discard a. th. \y^ a ^^' To purify a. 0. or a. th. ft>j s ^^ To circumcise a. 0. To be purified. |^4il _,4lij OiS^
Cleanliness, purity.
ej\\)oj
J^
J^
o'^^j
Purification. Circumcision.
-'1fiJ
,
jh^
VT
To
beatify (a saint).
brick.
(
iJij4^
Jî
Jî^'
^^
Baked
un.
Ziji^
^ji^
Pure, undetiled.
chaste.
Purifying.
-tf
Holy,
\S'J<4^ ?:
^ Cannon, artillery. Land-tax. Official survey, Stopper. Playing ball. First Coptic month.
^
_^:u;
Ts
xJiW >
o jl c
Purgatory. Vessel for ablutions.

<>
_^0s>
Baker of
bricks.
Washing-room.
Artillery-man, gunner
:3u.^->'
To enter
Ts
I
into (the
J
*-:
C41 a
Arsenal.
earth).
To threaten ruin. To ^y O T^ -^ perish. To go away. To wander. To fall. To miss the aim (ai'row).
do not
know
t/-f !
:i
4x^ ^
what has become To mar (a work),
of him.
Q4i a u-*^'"^
^^
Moon. Brightness of the face
after illness.
ir-r-
u-y*'
To
lead
a. o.
astray.
To
strike
^^
^
a. 0.
with a stick.
a. th.
D Fuss, noise.
X-i^
To
Peacock. u-'S^b u-ijfj^ r- ^j^j'j^ Silver. Verdant land. Finery showy orna^j^j ^j-ly^ ments. Adorned, decked. Fine. w^j^'" j.^ ^ ^ To abash, to stun
:
induce a. 0. To engage into a perilous desert. To fling away.
^^
To cast missiles at a. o. ^_, s ^j\i> To cause a. o. to perish. s Îtl To err at random. 9->l^ To make a long ^^^l c.>3\t5
journey in various countries.
Distant aim.
a. 0. ^
To
castrate.
xL'j!^
Disturbance, tumult. Revo-
lutioD. Heedlessness.
Astray, misled.
Eunuch.
To
^(LJlj 5
a. o.
'^^j^ T i^-'>^' T fU^b, J CIs>'a o fl^ -is
obey
Accidents of fortune. Perilous place. To be firm, steadfast.
The pasturage
'^yj\
iJ ^.ll^b
f.^
at his disposal.
To go through (a countiy). j To rise in the air

Lofty mountai::.
5^j i^
silk;:
To render
a. o.
obedient,
f,^
A>
submissive.
To facilitate a. th. to a. o. To incite a. o. to a. th. To agree with a. o. j jl

upon.
J
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Dangerous desert. Dangerous place.

(f-
Balloon.
^j
^.31]/
To approach,
To obey willingly. To do a. th. willingly. To devote o.'self to. To be able to. a

Obedience, submissiveness.
y.^j
v_;
Hoop. D Tambourine. jl!j ji^ "^ Manner, way of acting, j^^"' 'f J^*' Kind, class. Limit. Time (repeated
action).
pjCtu
pUaJ.b ?-^^
*-li
Men
are of various sorts,
jl^^'t
ÛJI
;tU?'lj :L:tl^'j
One time, once. Time after time.
Vy^
y,\^
S^
\yy^
0î
Obedient,
submissive.
^^j
îi;_,
^^j
^^y_,
fît
Now
...
then.
'j>l'
Manageable
(horse).
oU*)l 9>1
(s-yH
Spontaneously, willingly.
Power, ability of doing

veness of a verb. Obedient.
a. th. j*UafJ.I.
<pjCk>J
Mountain. Mount Sina. j^ Equal, correspondant (part). jCja ~ Area, yard of a house. j'S^j Savage, wild. Stran- 'j.Jj^!?i '^x^
ger.
Obedience. Compliance. Passi-
There
is
nobody
in
the
[jj _^' jI!JVj
house.
Obeyed (king, law).

Sordid avarice. Passive (verb).
Seven-branched candlestick. *jj^_^ d

Pick-axe.
He has reached the

utmost
limits.
cjjS^^' /^
C]Û'
Volunteer (soldier).
Horse-tail (plant).
To
recover brightness
u-lW
-ff
after illness (face).
To walk around a. th. To patrol. To ramble in a country. i^LlI j To appear to a. 0. in sleep Ci^
(phantom).
To tread a. th. under foot. do not know where ^^^ ci'l

he
is
A
t^j/^t C
gone
to.
To
overflow (river).
Ci^
To deck herself ( woman). (.r^ To ruffle its feathers (pigeon). Drinking-cup, bowl. oC-U? ^ ^-^
J>
ijj
5
To procrastinate with a. o. j s Jjii/ To put off (the payment of a debt). To vie with a. o. ia greatness or
excellence.
To circuit around a. th. To conduct a. o. round (the
J^
^Jy
To spread, to be lengthened. JjU^ To trespass upon a. o.'s rights, To treat a. o. arrogantly. To be long, tall, high. To JUalJ. [ become long, elongated. "" To overcome a. o. J^ To find a. o. late. Aj j Jj'h~' { ^ Power. Superiority. Wealth. J^y Length, taUness. Dura- Ji^l ^ J,!/
is.
Caaba). To turn around. To approach. Turn, circuit. Patrol, night-
^ o^l
^^
watch. Raft of water-skins.

Flood, deluge,
(
ol^l ^
un.
tjVijii
)
J^jo
^;,l^
typhoon. Patrol. Night-watch. Diabolical suggestion, odallll Portion. Corporation.

Nation, rite, family.
^ ^y^ ^V^ ^ xiij^
tion.
Longitude.
Circles of longitude.
J^l J )ji
ji
l,^^'
Devoted servant. *Sl^' ^ jl^' tf- Cork-wood. Float-light. Place of cii'cuiting. ^\^
Forbearance, patience.
Life, life-time.
^j^\ JjiJ
To
An
aquatic long-legged bird.
jLW J^'
Tether.
j3j
Jji^j
Long Long
absence.
J^j
JjQaj
j;^%
time. Life.JCWj J\'jyj j2jj

;
J>k
jtj ifc ja;1j ;Jv^ J C3_>3/ o Jl! -Jibe able of doing a. th. To put a neck-ring on. * j^' To impose a difficult task on a. o. To enable a. o. to do a. th. To be enabled to do a. th. ic J^'
,
s'
Arrogance highhanded proceedings.
iJjv'ki -^j
To believe o.'self able To adorn o.'self with

a necklace.
to. X'
if
iJ
cXja
Jjl^
Jjl^lj
Profit, advantage. JJ 1^ ^ i^.llJ Power, wealth. Superioi'ity.
JJ,Ui'
Arch
d;U'
vault.
oU-kj oSik ^ JU?

;
Enmity, rancour. There is no profit in it is of no avail.

Table,
it
*.4
j; it V
Is
Layer, stratum a single Ledge of a mountain.
sole.
JJ,'ij
Power,
*Jjt,li'
ability.
^^[j
jJuJj J>tr
JI>11 J>i'
backgammon.
Necklace. Circle, hoop.

<>
D Trough, manger.
Tall, long. Lasting JCj,j Ji;^
Collar.
jjûr
Bunch of odoriferous herbs.

Handful of hair. Grating.
<>
iJit
long. (Poetical) metre.

Bountiful. Powerful.
p,CJI
Loopr3d -^
Ji_^!/
jjji,'
hole.
Window
air-hole.
Forbearing, longminded.
^/j\
J^^^^l
Taller,
J>' ^ J^' ^
tall.
^ j;^)
Cotton under-cap. Ring-ôve. To last long, to be

protracted.
o>S**
v^' o
-fr
longer.
Exceedingly
Rein, halter.
Jl>l'j Jlj^'
Jj!,Vi^ r-
JS^
Ckii
Oblong.
"JV^
<_,
jj
Late, slack, backward. Long, oblong, a metre (in

poetij).
SJai
J4aiU
i
is a long time since. As \.'J\.y long as. To do good, service to. it J3_Jat> JU To protract, to A Jj^h J^h Jj^ lengthen, a. th. To expand, to
There
<
Parallelogram.
fit
spread.
j'jig
-fj-
To
roll up, to fold up,
lJ
(paper, linen).
He has turned away from

me.
j,c
i^^
*
To
conceal (an
affaii").
i^tlS" j\
To remain long doing. J^' To weary a. o. with delays. u To grant a delay to (a debtor.) J J^' To slacken the rein to (a horse). ^ Take patience. i^jj Sji
.Jh
ire
j
^J^
JjUiJI
ji
To embalm, to perfume. i*j J^ -^ To cure. To soothe a. o.'s mind. o'J,<i. --^ To jest, to sport with a. o. 5 ^2li To have good things. To speak ^[y]
gently, kindly.
To go through
iX!l c^>'
o'J^
To
To To
offer relishes to a. o.
J
i^'\
a country, or stages. God has closed his life. May God grant us to meet again. To remain the whole day fasting.
*"u|
CJ
oJLiJ) jjl
ij\3
ijl^J
How
good
it is.
be perfumed, embalmed.
find
v_^;
sr'^-for
good,
fi>
^^h^"
To plaster (a well). 'j^'- * ~ To remain one day \vithout....^ ^'ii~ To be folded, rolled up, conjji^
cealed.
suffer from .j^lj ^s'S^ a ^s^ hunger. To coil up (serpent). ^Sj^ To be folded, rolled, <^}!^lj iS'^\
,
agreable, palatable.
To seek
a
good (things). To ask a. o. for sweet

water.
Palatable thing. Odorous. Perfume,
fragrant smell.
To
4_jViar-I.I.
vjVtT
cj>il j >-iC!
\
^ ^2^
jfi.
i:u'
wound.
a. o. ci^ Jp iS'^K Hunger. Water-skin. i^^y" A thing folded roll. ^s'^j iSj^ -u' Folding. Casing of a well with bricks. Curtailment of a letter ("in
;
To gather round
Nutmeg. ,,_^ Wine. Surname of Medinah.
<
The
I
Ball.
choicest of (herbage). Clear *LJ,
(wine).
The
well of
Zemzem.
jCJsj iLiiS
poetry).
if-
have done
it willingly.
Here enclosed.
ci^
Better,
more agreable. î\iA ^

of a. th.
^y] Way
of folding. Stage, distance.
j *^
The choicest
Happiness.
Intention, design. Conscience. ;j_jyj
i!l.
oCJ^ ^
S^
Hungry.
Thin-bellied.
Be happy
thou
Blessed art dO jT^^'j ili;^'
llyij^l^JjlW
:;;
Blessed, happy.
Is^^^î 'jy^.j^
^tl^
Tei'race, flat top of a house.
ui
^ Beatified.
Good, sweet. Perfumed. Perfect
(God). Honest. In good health.
Floor for drying dates.

sand.
Rock
in the
North wind.
4- Beatification.
v'^''
Frying-pan. Bundle, parcel. Hour of

the night.
S^ j
|>'
Te
jj)3
mÎ ^
cX^J^
-r
vi^
,_^
Beatitude.
Well cased with

^j vLiJlj ^-jltVl
stones.
^ l'j
^
tJîa'*
The
choicest things.
Roll, scroll. Fold. Spiral. jiikJ
Perfumed, sweet-scented, To go astray, to perish. (ÎT
^
The
Penknife.
folds of the intes-
îb
'\J>% ^sj,^
<!i)l ,^j 0,;:
To lose, to destroy a. th. .^ To perplex, to confound a. o. a To reject, to cast off a. th. ^ To squander (wealth). * îlil To be scattered. -^JiJj To defile, to be foul. (i,ll' ^0^ ^ To be proud. To be fi'ivolous. To charge a. o. with foul srl^j
i
tines.
The coils of a To be <>\Mij
snake.
':l^j C-^j C>' i v^' good, delightful, pure. -^ To be in
good health.
action or speech.
To be
reviled, disgraced.
To
be
i.^,
He was delighted at it. i \' ^[y To be bettered (life). J 'Jj;i\ i_,lk To give up a. th. willingly. CU To render a. th. good, v^b t'=^' agreable. To better a. th. To find
'
,
,.
fi>
tai'red (camel).
a. th.
pleasing, sweet.
0î
( 1
Garment figured with

Split aloes-wood.
birds.
Ignorance. Pride
.;^
CO^'j
iÛ^
i
To
.J^;^L^
(jCkJj ojjjj^'j
jU
Spreading (dust, hoariness). Launched at full speed

(horse).
fly (bird).
jikiLJ
To hasten to do a. th. To go, to fly towards.

His fame has spread ^jl far and wide.
^
ji
Swarm
To be
fickle.
of (insects).
î,' ^\ia
-s-
i^^^-o iJ
light-headed,
To be
CiJ;/ i J.\^ -Mbereft of intellect. To
His reason
fled
away.
yii,'_,
iijc
jll'
miss the target (arrow). To make ( an arrow ) to

deviate.
Le\'ity, uns-
* jM^^
To get out of temper. To let fly (a 5 ji^lj

bird).
J^ u^
jii^
^j
^^tkf
nS^Jh -^j oiIaWj

XiolaT
^1/ To draw
from,
^
a bad
omen
^_,
^ j^
\j
teadiness.
Light,
xXubO
^ J^^J J-J^
Uli^
i
heedless, unsteady.
To To
a^tpoar (in
d'^j
^\y
sleep) pliantom.
cii'cait,
to go round about.
îtT
Phantom,
Madness.
^
spectre. Anger.
^1]/
To fly in the air (balloon). ,^ To explode. To be shattered. jUaS-lij j:'^^ To be cleft. jUJi To rise (market). To be jQafJ.! cracked (wall). To spread (dawn). To draw a sword quickly from
fi>
Solar spectre.
fashion, to do a. th.
>Sr^
~
-K-
Going round about. Patrol.
Uujh
i
the scabbard. To be started at

(
full
speed
to
fly
(
.ij,t
To
C^
jc
Îfc
horse
).
To
be
made
bird
).
accurately.
To be astounded.
_nij|
God has created him

good.
'^t iTli/
Bird;
fowl,
jiS>'\j
jj^j
J^ ^
}yhi
J^
To
plaster a. th.
fit
c^j Clt
,
oU' -^
.vith
clay or mud.
COLS' olI
_niJI
To seal a letter. God has created him

upright.
Jc
'it iJiiT
n Butterfly. :%^\ jjy Kind of small plum. j^\ He remains motion- .^nLjl aJ\j Ip jvr less lit. as if he had a bird upon his
(head).
To be
plastered with mud.
c^
*H>j
criif
Sedate man,
Carrier-pigeon.
JlLjl J^KS.
Mud, clay. Nile mud, slime. Armenian bole.

Terra
siyillata^
Cygnus
{constell).J[y
^;a* j^^j Jujl.
w-u,!;
Omen.
Flight of a bird.
oljjl*
'^^''JVI
Lemnian
j^J^^\
Bad
omen,
ill-luck
Augury,
Sjj^jJ/j
s3\Jj Sjjfc
earth.
Levity, unsteadi-
S^j^j jjlT
Handful of clay, mud. Nature, inborn dispositions.
tLU
^li,'
ness.
Spirited
Muddy (place). Worker in clay;
labourer,
d^j uLy
o^f
c^J^
cnk^
plasterer with mud.
( horse ). -^ Assayjui/ balance for gold. Tongue of a balance. Pedlar. Volatile (substance ). Stream.
Hone, whet-stone. Linula vucosa (plant). Plastered with clay.
Child's kite.
Sjt^
Seller of birds.
^j,^
jflLi
Swift running (horse).
Large-mouthed
(well).
Aboun-
ej'^
ding in birds (land).
;!; y
irv
->
ii
Pole-cat.
"J.
IJ^'j coj.'^'j 'S'j&

oIj Ji)l
T o^.J^
Vl*
They became
disunited.
^4^
To cry out. To marry. 0\t To many a. o.'s sister-inlaw.
-jVli
-tt-
k.jslli'
To
be comely,
fine,
;Ji;>j (a^fc o Sj^ - elegant. To be intelligent,

>j 5
They have married two

sisters.
XjUaiJb
\:>-yji
clever.
Married to
a. o.'s t_ij^'j
^'jiA
?- v'î*
To
a.
embellish, to adorn
til.
^y^
-{
sister-in-law. Clamour, bustle.
To
To
feel
jf.
yUib.ljOiij
for.
i'
\j\& a jtfc
To have fine, gracious children. JiJ^li'l To pretend pkilfulness. uiji]a7j j^^ To pi-etend beauty, grace. tf- To be embellished, adorned, o^^ To find a. 0. handsome, ^j j 3'J^Z\ gracious, elegant. To seek for a. th.
gracious,
fine.
tenderness
Vessel. Space of tim-^.
Circumstance.
coffee-holder.
i^/J^ Adverb. <
^ Sj^
Metal
'^l
inspire a. o. jt jUi'lj jVlij with affection for. To nurse an other's child, y ji\^ To take a nurse for a child. J j jVll. Fondling a j/yi^j ^JAj Jy^\ ^ J\i stranger child. Nurse. Foster-father. Column.
Fond
of a
young Sjj^j
a. o.'s
ojj'j^j
j/'^
stranger.
He
I
is faithful,
trustwor- ojljl '25 -'
To marry To
^sUi
Û -^
thy.
sister-in-law.
saw him
personnally.
*3^
ifi\'J^j
iSJlj
cry out.
of a
To marry.
;
Beauty, elegance, grace. Wit, shar^mess.

^Jj'J^J >^'J&J
ful.
Sj^ Edge
'i^^j
t-Jlî? ?r îi_ri'
sword J,ii_, oCli ^ -C)^ point of an arrow. To suffer from fever. ^^h^ "^
^Cl^j
^^-^b 'Q^
^jiiill?
J^
Fine, graceful. Intelligent.witty. Skil-
Clamours, shouts.
Fawn,
j
oUili'j
'^"i-'j
:r ^jî^
"^
To flow (water). C^' ^'j^ ^ To suffer from diarrhea. iijjj To be sharp, clever. ^sj^ a jj&
Biting, pungent.
Skilful, clever.
*i^,Ui
antelope.
She-gazelle.
Young oCJt'j
'CJj
?r
*;fj'
maid.
JjitT
Abounding
in gazelles (land).
fit
sCJa>
<syj'ji
UiiJij CJJi
To
off,
be t;k^j C_^]ij to depart.
^^ ^
To sharpen (a stone), s^La ^& ^ To slaughter (a beast) with a n

sharp-edged stone.
To leave o's country. jO jJl To make a. o. to journey. j;ii To travel in a litter (woman). ^ ^^^1^ Rope for fastening a woman's ûi
To walk upon
shai'p pebbles.
^
j>j
Sharpoy&\j oi>' ^ s3>'j edged stone. Spread with sharp pebbles

(ground).
>
^_^
litter.
Camel carrying a
oUljl
?pj>._,
littei*.
i^j J^j
?
t>Al
Ji^ ^ ^^^ ;r * ^si
Guide-post,
ol^li'j
S^îj jO'Jt^-?!''
Land
full of flint-stones.
s^L*
Litter set on a camel'.s back. oUJi&'j
Silex, flint.
3^^
sr
e^^
Woman
To
a. 0.
travelling in a litter.
scratch
J^\j J,^j
nails.
\'J\^
j^ ^
To cleave, to stick to. G ^li To become hard (hoof).

Projecting stone. Knoll.
a uj_^
with the
vlX
^ i_,^
t_,|_^
rA)
Abode. Health.
jU
have a
pellicle
v^ To
jifej
Awning. Shed. Bench

Anything shading.
Cloud. Screen.
J^ ^
J'^j
'jijj
aili'
in the shade. Booth. Covering.

:U^:^^J
J5l!i
over the eye. To have the cataract. To get posession jpj ^j

of.
\^^
3,
jX^
jXi>'
fi>
y\j
itj
j^
_,
Shady (place). Thick umbrage.
j^
'J&
*Li!
To overcome, To render
torious
to gain the
jj^
JJ
!>U?
mastery over. To conquer.

a. 0. vie^_i
Meadow
trees.
covered with
5 _îilj
_^'
of.
Large
tent. Ôii ^ ukJj i.Jk Umbrella. Canopy, screen.

/iii -fr
To wish a. 0. to be victorious. __,iii To clutch its prey (hawk). 5 Jd\

Fingerjjillilj jlifcl
To limp, to halt (beast). CAt a The earth would not C^ jvi

contain them.
Defect.
^,4j
^j _^j ^!i
J^'j
nail. Clutch,
claw, talon, spui\

Z'ijlii\
^
iuiji
1p
Unguis odoratus:
cense.
^^\J^
odoriferous substance added to in-
Conceal thy defects.
jJ
Do thy To
best.
iuit
-iXli J Ciili
it
Ujl
fij^
-ft-
Any clutched or clawed

animal. cornelian tf- Sard,
(stone).
Suspicious.
Ciiii a refrain from.
^' ^
ill;
i
J^' ^'^'S
J^:^\\
_*i!'
J^
C
To
hit (a cloven-footed beast) on the hoof. To render its * s^lt j CU' i o track unapparent (beast).
,
Feeble man.
^\ Jii jij
*J^'
j\*S)ih
There
is
nobody in the
house.
Lion's foot (plant).
"JaSl _,i^'
To follow a. o.'s track. To be hard (soil). To be

painful (life).
5 wJUU
(^ a
ip
wiUi
Disease of the eye. Pellicle o^j&j Jk\^ growing on the eyes ; cataract.
Success, victory.
Successful.
To abstain from. To increase. To walk upon a stony ground.

Cloven hoof. Foot- s9^^j iipi
print.
^
wilt
Jiî
-^y^j
J^ j^
J^^S
-^
Long-nailed.
Victorious.
,J^\
-^
To remain. To
(day, night).
jl^ j J>^
last Vji&j
y^
a.
"j]^
They came on his ti'ack. He has found what he

desired.
*iit
iiili
Jt IjiU ofj
To
1
continue doing
to give
a. th.
jiL
'j^
went on doing.
jij\ c.i!ij cji^

fitj
To shade,
s 'J^'ij Jti^
Useless, vain. Lawful.
^t
w-* S
wilfej
His blood
u-itj
Glli'j uiii i;Ji
has not been avenged. Height unreached by water,

_,
shade over. To brandish (a whip). ^ ^^^ To be shady (day). To draw near "j^]
(affaii').
J^
Hard soil. :uxti jliiij xiiii jjj Hard ground. ^\&\ ^ ~^^\ Hard (soil). Painful oUli'j ^jiili ^wi-Ui' (aflfair). Wicked, vile (man). Adversity.
To be shadowed
by, to remain ^j jlkj under the protection of. To seek the shade. To shade i_, 'jiaLL[
o.'self
with.
Abstaining from ^jj^\ u^J^j Uii^ indecorous things. He has taken oLUa; j ii^.J i-^^ eSi-\
the whole of
it.
To be shaded by. ^^j ^_J Shade, J_^j Jy^j Jxjil ^[ 3%

I
To misuse
'a^^j
(Jidj
(J^
Ji^
-ft-
shadow, shelter. remained with j^lj) jij him the whole day. Water always in the shade.
gjjs.
^^
at'
'
Thirsty. Longing for.
>
,r\
i;.!j
tTL'J^j
Miii^
a. th.
To
act wrongfully.
to
To
overflow
Burniug
thirsty.
-with thirst, often
(river).
To wrong,
UJa>
harm
o. of
a. o.
To
act
Thirsty place.
tyrannically towards.
To be brown. Bi'own. Withered. ^_^'

Pining away.
Jji a
[^
-fr
^ CUi ^
jj,'\
To To To
deprive a.
a right.
i3 i
misplace, to misuse a. th.
dig the ground in a
wrong
To think, to suppose. To conjecture a. th. To suspect, to think

evil of.
A ut
s
^ *
-tt-
place.
To
it
drink (the milk) of a skin

thickens.
a
s
before
'^\j '^^j
To be dark, obscure, Jjilj ,CjLii To complain of a. o.'s illdoings.
J^
To
think, to form an
^^>j
cAiaj
opinion.
To
cj:j\^\j
enter upon; to be in darkness.

it is
!
^^
Opinion. Conjecture.
Probability.
Suspicion.
Oj^ t o^
>^% ?- '^^
How dark
evous he
How
mischi-
mtt U
is
J Ulij
Simple, ingenuous. Suspecting much, mistrustful.Well having
oj^
little
To act wrongly. ^^ To trespass upon a o.'s rights. ili s To complain of a o.'s wj'ong^
doings.
water. Suspected, suspicious.
ca^
Mark, indication
of a
j\^
-^
*^
^
To do wrong one to To bear injustice.

Whiteness
Misuse of
a. th.
another.
^^^
J^'>\
j^h
thing or quality. Probable opinions, cJiîaj' Shank, shin-bone. w^.CJi ^ ^/~^ He has facilitated the _^*VI v'i^-'^ ^^
aflfair.
of the teeth.
Snow. Wickedness,
^
^&'
oppression, tyranny.
zXJ&i CXjdj oCit-J >t' Obscurity, darkness.
*Uiij *Ut'
To be obvious, clear. \'jy^ a J^ ^ To appear, to come forth. To go out. ^ To shoot forth ( tree ). To have
relief of the bowels.
The three
month.
last nights of a lunar JJaJI
To know (a secret). To have the jpj
^
i_i
2<
it
Ojiljj \'J^
The Atlantic Ocean. oCiiail Jô, Wrong, injustice.^, iL/i ^ *i.^^^j <J^' Unjust, Xj&j ji^j OjiJ,^ 5r ^,lt'
tp'annical.
upper hand over. To wound a. o. on the back. l^li a To neglect (an affair). ^ To have a complaint of \'J^^ a
the back.
Obscurity.
'liilij ^llAfe
Tyrant, oppressor. j^^j ^V^ Vexed, oppressed, wronged. ^îii?,
^^
j^
J^
Male
ostrich.
oUAli'
^ Ît
To be strong-backed. To enter upon the time
ojliJi
o Ji,^
of
J^\i
midday. To be careless, unmindful
of.
A îlilj
_Ûi
Property unjustly ravished. *^:^ Milk drunk before it coagulates. Dark. Nefarious. Bad (day). ^îLi Dark green (plant). To be uij \^ a ^li^
h^j
To
help, to
a. o.
5 ljL_i%j o'j\!ki
thirsty.
back
To put on two garments, c^/y oy, To show, to manifest a. th. A _^'l To proclaim, to declare. To render a. o. victoi'ious of. Jp To divulge a secret to a. o. To appear. _^0jo
2*
To desire a. th. earnestly. Jl To alter a. th. (heat). s \^]j '\^ To jade (a horse). Thirst. Earnest 'i;.lij 'UJil ^ '^
,
desire.
Life-time.
sCi-JI
'^
I>
He came
jjJ^^Ljj jT^^^kjj
;/ji
<j.'j4^_ ljii.
to us with his family, his followers.
Saddle-camel. Neglected.
juT
^_,4l^
Auxiliary, protector. Broad-
J^^
backed. Having a pain in the back. Midday, noontide. "^j*^' "^j "O^^ Party, company. Narrow' side of a feather. Saddle-cloth, housings. Sjljii' Outside of (a garment). Sj^
^
j^
To show a. th. To boast, to ^ ^(k7 make a show of. They backed 0. another. ^^| _^(ijj To ask succour, help, ^ Jj ^^'A To be ready, disposed to. J To gain mastery over. jp To prepare (a beast for j s riding. To know (a book) by heart.
)
>
Back. Upper, olS^l^j J&\} jj^' ^ outward part of a. th. Back of a beast. Deck ( of a ship ). Litteral
^'
Carrier's pad.
j>Jl'
Appariiion, outburst.
meaning of (a book). Having a numerous

household.
_,4^l J-sJ
<
Feast of the Epiphany.
j^^\
juc
Declaration, manifestation.
J^\
^
i^fiS^
Do not forget my
business.
_^, j.^ u ji^ Sf

jj
External, outward. Conspicuou3. _û
Appearance, outside. Family, tribe, j\'^j

tains.
He has given bounCj\jtL\^
^^
las. 1
tifully.
Prominent eye. Pi. Heights, mounApparently.

_^lLjl
He
is
on the eve of his

recited it
departure.
^
*js
J>
'yk
He has
heart.
by
Outwardly, manifestly. 'sykQij 'Jr*0 He has recited it by heart. \'jA\^ 'eVjs
J^ ^^
JV^
Look
out, looking-place.
_,iJa^
Possessing saddle-beasts. Coming at the point of midday. Big and strong-backed.
_^},
:uj
_^|u;
ciUi -^
To
repel, to di'ive
(jy^ a o
Rear (of an army). ^juu ji^l Top of a mountain. Jr^J'^ri^'' Back of the hand. lifeOI j^ ^ He is well backed. ^^ ij ^ He wearied him. j^+tT _r*^ ^ He lost courage. 5;^4li ^jjl, < Look out Out of the way ilj^t
! !
a. 0.
away.
Sliil
He gi-asped lîl^j i^j ui^. him by the skin of his neck.
In their midst,
amongst them.
Narrow
side of a feather. cXJi^

\
Corpse in putrefaction. -c^ ^ Honey. ut^^'J, Wild jasmine : virgin's bower. oUlli Full of wild jasmine (ground). sCk/;
Midday, noontide.
^ j:^ ^
_^li'
J^y^,
Having a pain
in the back.
j^
-ij^
Help, assistance, backing.
Backing, asisisting. Family, Furniture. Family, tribe.
ly^'^
j^t
J\fr
It^
JL.P
t
To open (a road). To give a slave to a. o. To apply to. To devote o/s
to (the
A
s S
jCt
To gurgle
bucket
).
(filled
V-ft
a^tl
jlj
self
To
gulp, to swallow
in
1^
<>-j
* -
worship of God).
a
water
one draught.
(sea).
C;Cfr
To
enslave, to treat a. o. like a
To
rise
and swell
slave.
To
invite a. o. to God's
obe-
To be addicted
Neck
to (wine).
/b
i y_f{S
dience.
To
use, to
take
a. o.
s juii-:(j
jklitl^
as a slave.
Man.
Jî'Sj
ol^fj *Q>^J
<>
-h^^
T -^
Slave, servant.
Negro.
^,\
" %s\
Heliotrope, turnsol.
illtj
SS
Kind of melon.
^
^l^^j ^J>"
-4^
Actjea, bane-
r^.^S jLi *i.i4.>
berry.
Slave-born.
;^|_j
^; ajp
fjis.
Light of the sun. ^.; lu l^j '^ of a sleeve. i_)Uc ^ wt ^Waistcoat-pocket. Arm-pit,breast. Berries of the common cherry. ,jj, Croton villosum. Alkekengi. '^ -^j i_)Ct The drinking of water without vesse'. Swollen waves, billows. vjCi To break out into words. iJCc *!j&' Pride, haughtiness. Glorying.
Blood-horse. Rivulet.
*_.JLjlij ,-
^
*
Strength. Perseverance. Relating ( o/ip. to 'j\3 j ) s^Xt to men, to slaves^

Servitude, slavery,
Â'l
ôlt
To
(army). ^Zt. Cloak of camel's hair. Fresh,_jls,

fly
"iji^s-j ^^r'^J *i-î*
ness of youth.
Devotion, godliness.
Old standard coins. *i-^ VSO^ Tribes of christian Arabs. iCt Belonging to a christian >^?Q^
tribe.
To prepare (per"Cs^j /C a.\^ -^ fumes). To set in order ( furniture,

fi>
troops).
He does
not care about Burden, load. Bag.

Like, equal.
I
it.
^ *CJJ
Ci1
l/
'^.p
Obedience. Worship, piety,

godliness.
siCt
'C&1
'^pj
Parties of men, animals, juivlcj -^St^ going at random.
Hair ^c^ -tf-j iLt ^ XîS -^^ of(Sj 'Ct or woollen striped cloak.
Way,
road, path.
o."s self
LiLS
(i'J.
Enslavement.
iCJii.l.lj
i;
To busy
trifles.
about
a c-*
-ft-
Piety, godliness, devotion.
jciv
Worshipper.
Pious, godly.
oJ^>j iUtj
Sa:^
^ jj>
s.'aj>
To laugh, to scofl" at. To prepare a dish made

with dried curd.
v_;
ilf
cî
Place of worship, temple, juU/^ ^ sanctuary. Beaten, trodden (road). Honoured.
To mingle,
jl'/
to
<>
mix
a. th.
with.
i_j
Sport, play.
sense.
To no
avail, non-
c^
Enslaved, reduced to
slavery.
j,imij
Uselessly, to no avail.
Worshipped.
Idol.
S'S^s.
iÎi;:
Ci^ Dish made of dried curd. cJjiS ^ *Lis Rabble. ÎcJI "iijS
To elapse (time). \'j^lj o J^ ^ To dwindle away (generation). To ci'oss, to pass over (a ^

I'iver
).
To
s xl^jLs'j o'ij^lj SiCt o J^ -J^ worship, to serve (God). 5 XpIj jup To enslave ; to render
submissive.
J:^
Explanation. Style, interpretation of the thoughts. Trope.
itr
JlC
j^J^
Wayfarer
passenger.
sj^ li
^
jl
j\s.
To read (a book) mentally. * jttj J-S To try (money). To interpret (a fu jUj l!nij SjC^ ~
,
Elapsed (time). Weeping man, woman.jj

;
it
a{y\
J* j
Wayfarer passer along.
j^j: jj
Ewe
old.
or goat one year
J Cc ^
j^
j^j,
Compound perfume. Numerous, -^S^J J.S*^ w ( Jjr** '^J ^

Crossing of a river
:
dream). To shed tears. \yic. a j>tj lint To convey a. o. across a river, s jXi He expressed his mind. <_iJ J lit v?p To explain a. o.'s mind. o5o The affair has been above ^vt jj
-'i^
his strength, ability.
ford, passage.
"i'jKS -^j
To
consider, to ponder
ff^j
s Jc:i\
Means
of crossing, as
J^
jk',J
over.
To watch
a. o. or a. th.
-fy-
To
bridge, feriy.
Thick-woolled (sheep).
Considered.
<
Regarded.
,
j^li
i
To show retake into account, gard, honour to. To get experience from, to take ,^
warning
by.
at.
To
look
u-Ji^j
(^j^j
C~ifr
^jS
-ik-
sternly, to frown.
To contract (the face). A ^J^J To assume a stern coimtenance. ^_^t^ To be cross-faced.

Dried dirt.
Stern. Grim-faced.
^^SS
To be astonished To shed tears. To relate to a. o.

to ask a.
o.
^
-^^l
dream)
;
(a
to explain (a dream).
To weigh
(coins).
Fro-wning, steraness, of the face.y-^

ij-j-t^J ^r-}'*
Shore, bank, margin.
Beyond the
river.
Looking
Lion.
sternly.
^Ût
Trifles, falsehood, vanity.
A Jaj J j^\ ^c oUj

yî
u-^'j
lion.
u-^h
u-J,^'
Numerous gathering,
^pj
^jj^
Strong
Ût ^
arrange
fi>
^jJ^
To
better, to
(sJs.
j^ ^
j^li.
Great number, crowd. ^ji Heat in the eyes causing tears, jiipj
Sturdy, strong.
Fit to evei-y work.
j{c-j
a. th.
JS^
Conveniency.
j^t ^^J^
To spoil a. To raise (
(mishap).
th.
Sj
).
\JalS
iait
-M-
the dust
To
befall a. o.
Bold traveller. Strong to jViSs journey (camel). Tears. ~^J cKr^t ^ ajkC
'' To ru.sh into fight. ~ vl^' 4 To slaughter (a yoimg j JaSplj iaJ. and fat beast). To slander a. o. To
''''
Regard, consideration.
^t ^
s^
Warning, example.
Passage, crossing. Explanation of the (meaning of a word ). Passage of a
phrase. Style.
j^
s^Cc
slay wrongfully.
To To To
dig (a ground) yet unfilled, fit forge a lie against, ip a hlil\j
book
la*
ravish a. o. in the
life
ia^lj Jal*1
iaL
That means.
Shedding tears,
tearful.
jt. jLs.
bloom of
(death ).
Mere lie. He is dead
in the
prime of
life.lck^
oC
Hebraic. Hebrew.
'4j'^,i
'4J^
'J,'!^'
Slaughtered when hi^j hU ^ i*--* young (animal). Fresh (blood, meat,

saffron),
-tt-
The Hebraic
language.
tiJîJIj
'J^\j
Foolish.
:L5Lfrj Cufc
Consideration, reflection.
a
To
^j
'j^Ccj
j^
-J1-
Relation,
connection.
-^
jQl Regard
'jj\^^
^jUitl^
cling to a, th. (perfume).

in (a place).
To remain
shown.
Relating, relative.
Relatively to.
To
be greedy of (man).
To become impregnated with (place).
iir)
-fr
J^
a
:
Jasmine.
Narcissus.
a. o.
To reprove
To
let
jilt
To spread out (a perfume). ^ To satm'ate (a room

smell).
j!*
smoke,
>
(camels) pasture freely. Pasturing by themselves

(cattle).
J*^*
i^t o Ci
--
To be saturated with (atmos- jls

phere).
To have a
bright, fair
to put
To
be oppressed (chest).
jpJij
complexion.
To
up
set in order
(th).
A ^^j
a 'cJ; Ji ^ To fill (a sack). To thread (a needle). To load (a gun). To fill up (a bag). To plant a Jil <
To
set (troops) in
<>
order.
closely.
To be
set in order.
^ To be
filled
Jju
J.'Uj
jlt Oppression of the chest. :c31p Remainder of butter adhering ;XS to a skin. Sending out a perfume. ;ax ^ ji, Crafty. Scar on the face. XÛt Clever thief. > Saturated. Heavy Jj-i^'j j;?-^' (head) : oppressed (chest).
Effluvium, exhalation.
(skin, bag).
To gleam and move about

preparing a
-^
îs
To
help
0. a. in
(mirage).
repast (men of two parties).

Share, portion.
forest).
Desert
full
of
g-enii.
Thick (crops,
-^ Gleam
_^
ty^
of looming.
Beautiful, excellent. Great,
Cs^
lie.
*j*.,;2^
Wide
See
striped garment.
Lfr.
*iCt
n
\is.
Rich carpet. Mere Garments splendidly manusti'ong.
To
trouble, to
annoy
ocS
-^
factured.
a. 0.
with questions.
To mix
I
a. th.
with.
To importune a. o. by I'equests. ^ i To quarrel with a. o. a ^^Ct To insist upon (a question). j c^'^ To repeat (the same words).
Hardness, roughness of language.
â
feilt o
O^
-fr
Morsel, parsel.
*feu*
have tasted nothing

at
all.
't^s. cJ'i
(^
To
sti'ip (a
tree) of its
repel
:
yCJ.
J^
:
-ft-
^^
-if-
leaves.
To
to hold
back
to
Moth,
tick, mite.
^'\>^j ^>^
i
'^
o fc-^
if.
cut off a. th.
4^>j \J^j Q^fJ
-^
To
be discontented, angi*y
'tJ^Llj
To bring To be
a. th.
away.
Jitj
J^f-j
^
>Li a
jAfr
'iJCt
with a. 0. To blame, to reprove a. o.
large, thick.
i
Joiftj Cue_j Crp
To
-
become bulky. To become
j^l
)
:
white.
C0j5j CCipj Cr^
To put
:
forth
leaves
not-
To
I
limp, to hop.
have not trodden oSO OlJ c-i^^ V upon the threshold of such a one. To put a threshold or lintel A ^H ( to a door). To draw together the tucks of trousers. To remonstrate ip Ctt j 'tJuV jTl* with a. 0. on.
2^
expanded to drop its (leaves tree). Thick, bulky. Tama- Jup ^ j-tj Jit
risk.
JCJl ^ jj: Mountain with white rocks. j^^

Granite.
Slender or fallen leaves.
Broad and long arrowhead.
jj\;j:
iLj,^
To satisfy a. o. To go far from. To accuse a. o.

worthy
action.
s ^Js-
To be
silly
and rude.
x;Ct o _^& -^
^
of a blamein
_js.
Weak,
To be
tired.
^Ct
'UC*
C.s.
^^>
.-Jiî
Stupid and rude.

thick, big.
o a>i
-S-
No blame upon him
>^
respect of anything-
Big (hawk). Well proportioned
Jjtj oj*
:
gi*aceful.
^^
-ft-
db>
'
ill
To remonstrate 0. with another. ^\z To pursue a right course. Js\, To withdraw from (an ^^ jc ~affair).
Hot-tempered. Male ogre. Mishap. To be harsh towards a. o.

Strong. Dauntless.
^l-M
J
^j'J{
^
-fj-
^jj^j
wju_nP
Wicked.
To
To bend, To pluck
to fold a. th.
(the hair).
a Ciit A liit
Ciip
i
j
J^
,jc.
leave an even road rugged one.
for a
a
n yJJiZ'S
-ik-
To
please
a. o.
To
request
Portion of the night. To be Glipj '*JUfj

freed (slave).
jjjl
i
^lic
-ft-
a favour from.
jSt
Prone to
censui'e.
.^
X^j Iji
To reassume UO:*
;
o jisj o j5c,
(sit,
Disagreeable thing. Defect. Hardship.
brightness to thiive. To outrun the others (horse). To be old (wine).
To grow old. To be binding on a. o. (oath). it To render (wine) old. jj a jSpIj j!p To fi'ee (a slave). To set (a prisoner)
free.
Hold of a door. oCitj ip ^ Stair, step of a ladder. Ascent of a hill. xH Favour granted. Blame, ^; \î ^ jâU, iS.;^ ^jfet
,
reproof. Complaint, charge. Subject of reproof or s-,^S^\

quari'el.
-^
To
start (a horse).
To
v^^
w5u5
better
j5p1
(flocks).
Mutual reproof.
To
dig and case (a well) with

old to be
A
jsi7 -^
stones.
To become
out.
worn
Reproved. Blameworthy. To be at hand, silitj prepared. To provide, to prepare

,.
^y^
lif;:^
o jp -
fi>
jS.]j
js
Freedom, emancipation.
iJiipj jO:*j jit
th. for
the future.
(a
To perform
jfpj jpp
fully.
work) carejdej Soailj oict
J^
itfr
Oldness, antiquity.
Beauty. Excellence. Liberty, free-^jit
dom.
Freed, free. Old man.
Jil>t
Implements, apparatus.
Wooden
drinking bowl.
ortj jcp
^ jjU
^ j^;j.
Ready
Young
Old bow.
girl.
Young
bird.
for a race (horse). Strong, sturdy.

-^
VCS^j
ji^_, Jl\'j
At
Shoulder.
hand, ready. come.
Future, to
o.^
Antiquated,
(wine).
old. Excellent. -u^

(
Scent-box.
Noble. Freed
slave
).
Old and good

jC:p
Hunting-vulture. Excellent horse.
j^
<>
To quiver (lance). Clîfj Ij^ To sacrifice (sheep). To get strong, sturdy.

of
^
J)
sx^
-ft-
ijtt
Origin. Slaughtered beast. Species j^
Old and exquisite (wine, perfume ).j2iJ

Antiquities.
ol2!i>i
j
marjoram.
to his
He came back
o^p
iU
sS^t
To attack the enemy, (fec^ it To rush for biting (horse). He rushed for striking iJ^^ *:!
him.
-ft-
natui'al disposition.
Family, relations. Necklace of
To
I'ush upon him for yi^ cl doing mischief. To persevere in a design. ^pj To become sour ^j^j î^cs. i
aromatic beads. Particle of musk. Stock of a tree. Strong. Courageous. Wild jiuc
(place).
Ewe
offered in sacrifice to idols, s^nit
To
lay violent hands on,
^'J{s.
-ft-
(wine, milk).
To become
old (bow).
to take
away
forcibly.
Slothful, slow.
jCot;
j;u}'j
To
stick to a. 0. (perfume).
^^
Obscure, dark : dull. To urge a. o. vehe- Jl mently towards.
J^
Time, space of time.

Noble, generous. Unsteady.
Hex,
dijip
Cit o cnt
To importune
Harsh,
(a debtor).
J\s-
jt cn^l ^
pitiless.
o^j
J,'*
Pure, clear, (wine). Old (bow). To draw along to

;
^S^
? >lp
i
y,
-JsCSi.
jSt
pull, to
carry a.
0.
away
forcibly.
To become mad,
idiotic.
To
';CAC:;fr^
be confused in mind, bewildered.
To To
^
a (burden). be quick to do >Iji Ji

cari-y
*
ilit
a Jit
To addict o.'self to. j *rp To annoy a. o. incessantly. js9^ J To lose the head. To spend reck- îs lessly. To affect refinement in dress. To feign ignorance. ^s.
Madness, insanity. Idiot, mad.
"CaScs-^
evil.
We
have shared your
cyt*
US
anxiety.
^^j **V^
\'j~s.
-i:i-
To exercise the craft of a porter. jSt To remain still in a place. Jiiilj jlij To be pulled, drawn away. jjJl,
I
To be proud, haughty. To be strong (gale). To assume insolent airs.

Insolence, pride.
Insolent,
c^j *^^j ^^ L^j o Ci
will not
iu;: j!;7
'
Vj du; 'jiJi V
j5t ^ ii gimlet.
make a
lifting
if-
single step to follow you.

stones. Carpenter's
Clod of earth. Iron-i'od for

jj^
jt^
'J,-*^
3^
haughty. 'jJ-j oiit ^ oiiRebellious, immoderate. -Cxfrl 5- "il^ To freat (wool moth). fi> o 'op -^ To importune, to vex a. o. 5
:
Crowbar. Prone to evil. Glutton. Rough, wicked.

Porter.
:u^
-yii.
To
'ilill j ''\Xoj lJ\SJ 'dj\t-j (IjiiJ cJp sing in a trilling way. To pretend a. th. : to produce oCJ
Porterage. Hired man ; laboui'er. ji^^ Serious disease
To
tarry, to
^fpji,U^
pretexts.
delay a. th.
0.
To
deter a.
from
_^
'j'jSi
S citl.
To withdraw from
affair).
(an
jc
^j
j
C.
virtue.
Snake.
Viper.
oi;ip,
;
&
grub.
He has not been long

without acting. A third of the night
is
jijj ^\
Moth- worm
^Îcj
^ '^ "cj^ ^ *
i
'j^l
jiS^
^5p1j
Js-
To drink
often by small
GJp
^^St
-J^
elapsed.
draughts.
IjVi* J IJ2^j
To walk,
to arrive during
Ji
^p
Js,
To To obtain know-
IJ^ o Jij a stumble, to trip.

it
^t^
o jn^ -^
the
first
thu'd of the night.

,
To be
\jj^j
1^
-^
Ju:^\i Jl~jj J:V\j Cif milked at nightfall (flock).

olive-tree. xiitj
ledge of (a secret).
Wild
:
Fortune has forsaken him at^ J^ he has perished. To cause a. o. to stumble, n J^\) JM To decoy, to debauch, to revile
a. 0. To render a. o. unhappy To complain of a. 0. to. jjp oâL. J^ To make a. th. known to. ic To stumble. To falter (tongue). J^, ^ To become poor, wicked. To be involved in a. th. j
*
Darkness.
The
of
first
third of the night.
^ Time
^j
X^
of
nightfall-prayer.
Darkness
night. Return of flocks in the evening.
2^
Tardy, late. Stars veiled by dust or

mist.
^^j J?M
cX^Sa
j>y>^
Yielding milk in the evening

only (she-camel).
j>J:s.
J*
Rasoal, mischiei-
A
'^J'j
stumble, a
slip,
a mis-
cXMfr^
maker.
take. Holy war.
To cry
bellow
out. to
voice.
^
(
fji*
;
-fr
raise the
To grumble
i-umble
to
(biill).
To
thunder).
h^'\j
To To
raise the dust (wind).

fill
(a house)
filled
oUS)l j"
o^-iil
* rr^
r-?^^
Stumbling-block. ;;>-it ' Stumbling, staggering. Jii Wont to stumble. j_^ Place of perdition. Pit jy^l ^ jjîi for wild beasts. Snare.
Distress, difficulty.
^^
-with smoke.
J^j
_nic
To be
with
;
Careless, unmindful of the world. ;;j^
smoke. Cry. clamour

groan.
Dust, earth.
bellow,
fy-
Omelet, egg-fintter. Dust, smoke. Foolish.

people.
Low
Wet
Obscure trace. JCij îtj Wretched, corrupt. Destitute, j^ To be loaded with jfe:iij jisiip bunches (vine, palm-tree).
Bough
^l'^^ C^btP
kju
^yS\iS
^Îj
J_îlj d'^^,
>Ut a Jit
-ft-
Dust. Truop of camels

rie
loaded with clusters.
made a raid against them.

his work.
To be abundant. To be
thick, bulky.
Plentiful. Thick, bulky.
He gave up
jspj jit
jifr
FooUsh, stupid.
To
utter a cry, to vociferate.
Male hyena.
J^ j^
-^
Vociferous, clamorous.
To be
(
imperfectly set
).
j^
Clamour, confused noise.
To wonder at. J jl ^ CS^ e To excite wonder to. s w4(& To admire, to be pleased

with.
broken bone (wound).
To become
callous
Ij
k^SlP
To be
self-admirer.
is in
To set (a bone) imperfectly. To stitch (clothes). Ja\i To seek help from. ^j Jsi^ Young of bustard, of snake. oCit
fin fii
How
conceited he
to
Serpent.
cXJis-
yS
his judgment.
To admire,
at.
wonder^
tail.
Ottoman. Turkish horseman. The Ottoman Empire.
'j,liift
'^^^
:n
Ts
-ft-
luJCiiill sJjoSI
Rump,
root of the
To smoke cU^j C^j

,
CGicj CJp o
Pride, self-admiration.
(fire).
Wonder, astonishment.
Astound ment. Wonderful,
extraordinary.
To ascend (a hill). To smell smoke. To be
Ji
u
th.
a cA*
Ji
is.
ve^->
v^-J
vWt'j
perfumed.
Wonder,
Miracle.
miracle.
wJ,V3fr
^:*^^^ ir
v-?* <^'^^'i
More wonderful.
Astonishment. Admiration Charming, admirable.
Self-admiring.
v^^
To fumigate. To perfume a. To excite evil amongst. To be perfumed, fumigated Smoke. ^\'j ^

Small
idol.
fi>
o'\iS
o(is-j
Jj^
cAfrj,oCit1
j^
jNIanager of pi'operty.
ck%
oje
grape.
J^j aU
^
.ft-
smoke Long beard. Length

Infected with
of the beard.
^;Uxc^ Lie a jipj a
i
(food).
crJUt
o>ii&
o
-ft-
Raisin, currant.
j^j
ip
jijj.j
o^Jt
Raven. To importune
a. o.
a. o.
r^ _^
i
j^
^ zj^
i^tj
1^
U*
-ft-
To
perpetrate" crimes.
To
prohibit
(judge).
Plait of hair.
PL
Plants.
Ji ^
'jit
ckOruament
hilt.
ItY
f^
assault
a. o.
of a
sword-
SjUpj
yt-S:^
JW5
To
with
^
,
^yj
-^
fi>
(a sword).
Impoteut, disabled.
Old woman. yjî j^ r jy?<^ Seven days in the latter jy>ui\ j^\iS part of winter. Having large posteriors. '\'y>J. ^ y^\ Eloquence of a discourse. 'J^\ Always backward; impotent. jUi;
To bend the (neck). To start quickly. ^Kt^j Cl^^j \^^ To be thick, bulky. To be i^^p a _^
knotted (woodj.
To be wrinkled from
(belly).
fatness
j^
jî'^
To
Road.
Wonder,
miracle.
Cj\'y>J>^'f ,-
Sj^
j>?i*
veil her head (woman). Protuberance, projection. Species of cucumber.
^^
jjki
Importuned by requests. To withhold a. o. C^c
Ivnot in wood.
Knob,
\ice.
^^
jf
^jJ^J. -^
His external and hidden

defects.
^?4->
^ z'J^ 'J^
jjiit
To To To
from. procrastinate.
detain a.
0.
^^'
<
Pumpkin.
follow, to pursue (a business),
Fat, thick. Knot-_,i^
^
^jj!yj.
^ '\^^ ^ _,^1
).
ted. Filled. -^ Sour, unripe (fruit
Middle part of a. th. Handle of a bow.

\^yff-j
Woman's
veil.
^-î ~
CijatP O ^JotS
jî
iî^t
-R-
Uat
t.Jî'J
-^
To strip a. o. naked. To be naked.

Naked.
Sti'eak on the
^S?**'
To
abstain from
ûLu ,^
*.iij
iliJ wijttj
food.
To nurse
jc
(a
<-?^b *^'
a. o.
patiently (the sick).
To bear
5
To emaciate
beast).
U^^j
kjj?P
^j^^h ^Jr-*^ sand.^jU^ ^ Jij>s- ^ To be awkward, jc. jâU^ - ^jâ -fr x'ude to. To show pride towards. Roughness in speech, behaviour.ijj^
Self-magnification. Rashness.
To become
(animal).'
lean
d^
q wi?ePj a >Ja^
To To
by reason of dearth, possess emaciated cattle. ^JoW\

eat
little
u^
î^
Rest-harrow (plant). To become y^j Ijjip old (woman).

,
j'j'^j
jitj o
Jj>>s-
y>S
-^
To be
oj->tti^j
deficient (account).
y>J,
1
Leanness. Colocynth.
oUtfr
9-
"iyfjL^^ ]jSiM^j
\jS a
J^j
J?*
jUtt
'li?tP v oJsit (j
,
"i. /.
^^^
UotlS
Emaciated. Dry, lean. Contracted body.
in
U^^j
To be unable to.' ^s. \'jj->J-j ^\'^^j To lack strength for. To refrain from. To find, i jip'lj j^ to judge a. 0. weak. < To weary, to
trouble, to baffle.
To
To
perplex, to inconvenience a
intricate, to confuse a. th.
J^
fi>
-^
a. 0.
j^
<
-U-
To lean towards. To weaken, to disable a. He was unable to obtain

the thing.
0.
3^j
Press, hindrance.
is^t
,
To JîJj J?tfj <i?t^j make speed, haste. To forward a. th.

speedily to.
>^p a JsftJ
To
be wonderfully
eloquent.
Ji
.
Jc>bt
Inability, impotence. Hilt of a
j^
To outgo,
to
Jii^b
J^h J^
o.
precede a. 0. To urge, to press a. To have a. th. done speedily. fi>
sword. D Deficit. Hinder part of j\^] ^ j^j j?tc j the body, buttocks. Last word of a
verse.
To
j^
offer to a. 6. food hastily
J j^t
He
is
the last child of
JjjI 0_^5lP
prepared.
his father.
>
^=
Barbarian. Arabs.
Date-stoae.
(
llA)
to
(^
jsCii
Any
people foreign
He punished, he ojâj j\ *Jju struck him without respite.
^W^j J^<i
oli?i
?-
To
To
urge, to preclude
^t s Jks.]
Palm-tree.
* i.?fj
*i?e^
a. 0.
from.
Rock.
Defective speaking in Arabic.
accelerate (an
j^^~z.\j
jk^
Xî
affair).
Foreign origin of an Arabic word. Large bat. Swallow. jS>iSpeaking ^>>b oîîl ^ J>J^\
Arabic incorrectly. Foreigner.
Speechless animal,
To despatch
readiness.
Calf.
(business).
Haste, hurry,
fi> j^;; JUiillj xiitj ji.
*J^j JW-^j
J>?6^
cj\%^ t
''C^-s-
Heifer.
Ji^_, ji^
w J?^ ^ xiU
brute. Tract of sand without trees. Mute. Silent (waves). ( 5. fl.) J>tl\ Foreign to the Arabs. "jt^'b
tf-
l<^
J>.'^1
Persian.
Dotted (writing). Obscure

(speech).
Locked
(door).
Thing hastily done. *3ucj xiklj *Iit Food hastily prepared. Clay. Cart, car. JUpIj JWttj J*t ^ ;Iip Wheel, pulley. Kind of ladder. Transitory. opp. to jT ) J>.U)I Ready, present.
(
The
letters of the
Jf^'^ ^jj>,
Hasty, expeditious.
Speedy, diligent.
Bereft of her
child
(
j^^ j^j
Ju^ ^
JJ.Qetj ji.*
alphabet.
To knead a c^s-'^j Citt o ^^J- ^ (flour). To press into a mass. To lean for rising. ^^ ip To lean on a (stick). To be kneaded (flour). J^^J o^' Dough-paste. ^ o^
i
Jc?5^->
^
(
J^
she-
mother)
of
her young
camel).
Piece of dough. Crowd.
Prematm"e death.
Speedy walk.
j=?^J
J^>JI
^-^
J?tf
^1
tL>^
More
expeditious, quicker.
Kneader
ûiaetj *^^(s- j>
Cj^h j^J^
^>(p
o\^
kneading dough. Leaning for rising.

Perinoeum.
Fool,
silly.
Urging. Js^-CJ ^ Jiîj Precocious (palm-tree).
J^î-ij J?;i>i
Premature
(fruit).
jii*
oikc
of a. th.
^^l)l jia-ii " Ci-.t
The middle
Hastened, huri'ied. Plant for fattening women. To chew. To A (^J-Jj CJtt

bite a. th. for trying
it.
jî
suiilJ
^ks. -^
"Very fat (she-camel).
To
^
test
(a
Kneading-trough, û; ^ *î>j ^:f.i^ Various dishes made with flour.^Cî/i

Electuary, inspissated
juice.
i:;(j
sword).
To
try a. 0.
>?^tj
C*
C)î>>
My
eyes have not
iLi "Jjt
iii^
Unguent. Hashish paste.

discord
ojJ
beheld
him
tried,
since.
To saw
*^p
*?tt
between.
He has To dot
proved him.
J^'Xj Jf.ij
incor,
y^jl
(a
C4^
To be entangled
Servant. Bride-
(business).
*l*V?.t
J^ ^
J>^1\
^^j
u^\>-J -^
writing).
To speak Arabic
rectly.
^y^JI
>,*i=-^lj
gi'Oom. Cook. Hedge-hog.
To put
out (a
jvUj
l^?<*
(?tt --
To be
child) to nurse.
obscure, jp abstruse (language).
^î^V
To groan (camel). To grin (face).

Date-paste
dates.
;
y^
A
o Wt*
^ltj
u*
To be unable to answer. To mutter. To be impeded

reading.
Persia.
Jf^-^K
in
stuffed Xi\aJ-j ey>tij sjbtP
^^|
i,%j
J^\
Fruit-stone. -^ Dates in lump.
z'^
Persian people.
^GUl ^ ^^j
Jop
Time, season. Beginning or best time of.
Calculation, account, census.
Jî-^j
li ^
OP
olat,
Milk for suckling an orphan.

Child
fed
iU&j
S3^tt^
s^?^
i^'-^^>
Cw*' 9r *c?fc*-J *i?^, -* oV'-'

.
cs's''
Readiness. Ability, aptitude.
iljuiJ,!.
by a foster-mother OrphanT Sinew of the hands, KA^^lj JfJ^ ^ 'CjaJfeet.
Number, numerous. Reckoned

amongst. Equal,
Portion,
lot.
jjj^
like.
jL5,lap
To
reckon, to
of.
Sjj jJ
count, to number.
^ iotj Jot at -STo make the cenA ^j

j
Computed days. Ready to set off.

Ready, prepared. Female mourner.
Prepared, ready. Able. Fine sand.
t-jlat^
S^-^
jt^
sus
j^ To
li.i
believe, to think a. 0.
to be such.
1
iiyjJ jîLi
thought he was
sincere.
CiiCo li'ia_p
5
_)_>*
-):{-
Heap of sand. To be bold. -^ To dig
VJ-^
Ijlv*
To To
eulogise (a dead person).
ilp
prepare, to dispose
lots
4>
aclj iop
o jot
a. th. foi".
with a pickaxe. To be well watered jjcpIj

(place).
To draw
,
to
i \i\js.j
SiUi
it
\jjs-
a ja^
share a. th. with. The pain of the sting
sill]!
iJSli
Abundant
<>
rain.
jlitj
j^t
Pickaxe, mattock.
*_j 5
(
jj^'
was felt anew aftei* one year. To be prepared, disposed.
.aaij
To serve a. o. To toil. To tend

a. th.
CJt
tôc -
a tlock).
To tread
Cjk*
^jVI J ^jlxe-j Clopj CC/Otj To joLU'ney. To have red pimples.

Lentils.
To multiply, to increase. 3U_j To exceed the number of. jp SUjj To be reckoned. To be prepared. jss.\ To rely upon. -^ To be self-conceited,
haughty.
^j,l
That
^^
^^lull ju-1
Orobanche, broom-rape
[plant).
lentil grain.
Red pimple
-^
T^jî
small pustule.
Lenticular.
Lens. Concrete of
J liLLI, Number, quantity. i\js.S ^ ij* Age of man. oLlivl Computation ; number. Census, iilt
Fit of madness.
is not to be *; jiiJ taken into account. To prepare, to be ready to.
'^ IJIA
C,
pebbles and cement.
'^ji
He belongs
a tribe.
to such
0^
^>_J
ilap
Aromatized soup of lentils. tXZ^jS Bat's dung used as a medicine.
To
eat
little.
yjjj.
ojujj Ciat
,
Sjs-
^
C
Small
I
(jjatj
^S\js-j
oJ^tj
oot
quantity of fodder.
have not Olap
jl
Oui.
j|
Glu
ci'i
tasted the least thing. Portion of the night. Company jj^t of ten to fifty men. Bit of straw in the eye. ôp Portion. Party of men. oat ^ :<Jlit Gathering. Root of a tree. ^jjS ^ xJjij
Pain of a sting felt aneAV i'js^j ilotafter one year. Great number, abundance. ila**l ^ js Spring well-water. Equal, match. Number a certain number, iap ^ zm> many. Legal period of retirement
: :
assigned to
widow
she
or
divorced
again.
cj.lj
woman before
:
may many
Pustules on a beautiful face.
ot
Apparatus provision. ijj. ^ sop Militai'y equipment supplies, unple;
ments. < Set of tools. Horse's saddle,

harness.
*4% 3-^j Csat a
(Jatj CSo*
J'js-
-ff
To
conjecture.
Be ready.
sj* j&
\J^
J JsTrustworthy, veracious
(witness).
Justice, equity.
*3|ac
^Jatj "ijS
ioj Jatl^ Jotj Jot hand into (a basin) for searching. Acting at hap-hazard, at J\yi\ jiii
To plimge the
Uniformity. Equilibrium.
Tem-
Jla;clj^
i-andom.
perateness of weather. Symmetry, proportion. Equinox. Tropic.
Grapnel, harpoon.
Grapnel.
jjS ^ Jop ^ sJi^j

ft,
"iXis.
Ji^
Vernal equinox.
Equinoctial.
[jftrf.^'
Jloit'Vl
To beat To
(wool) with
\io'j.
o iJo^ ->
"
'ti'^l
:
a mallet.
tij^^j
Equalisation
equivalence, equal Jjjuj division. Levelling. -^ Average.
^j^j i\Mj Vjc
Jot
-fi-
act equitably.
Just, upright.
Jjop
J^Vpj , J:^
Equivalent, equiponderant. 'Vop^ Jjat ^ B.'other in law.

"^
The two husbands
of
two
oiAj-UI
sisters.
The two burdens

SaHdle-bags.
of a beast.
o'i'iJÎ
To straighten. s VJi To treat a. o. equally with. o^. S To turn aside from, js- Vjjij VJ* To come back to. J\ s/ji To equal, to be like to. 5 To counterbalance j;isiJI j jSlp^
j(
a. 0. in
litter.
Equator.
Equal, average.
Pi'oportion,
jl^Sl
Joii
To
be^straightfoi'ward,
straight, equal,
'xJlop o
Jop
JiU>
*JjC>
upright.
symmetry, equi-
To make
right.
librium.
Outlet. Manner of acting. Jjai>:j JjUJ Redressed. Derivate (woi'd). JjjJi> Proportionate, symmetJj^Lij S)^
rical
;
To
equilibrate, to
Jotlj Jo* counter^
poise a. th.
To
direct a. o. in the right
Jit
course.
To judge,
to declai'e (a wit-
counterpoised.
Jaii^*
ness) to be trustworthy.
Temperate, moderate.
^
In
Stout.
To To
redress a sentence.
equilibrate the
'jâ^\
two
"J
oll^l
'iSCU
The corners
of a house,
lusty.
cî^l
oVoi^
<>
scales of a balance.
good health, To be wanted,

lost.
JoiiiLi
To be
like,
Aj
lot j
Jii
Ca*j C!ap a
^^
-^
equal to.
things.
To
counterpoise.
To
exist not.
To be
deficient.
To arrange,
To
hesitate
to adjust
two
oi-j
To be
foolish, destitute of
xito*
>j*
intellect.
To lack, to miss To be lacking to

put to death.
a. th.
a. o. -^
a
To
2f
Vlot ci^l
affairs.
ojj
JiU
between two
yjsS
5
To deprive a. o. of a. th. To render a. o. destiCapj

tute (God).
i^ll^l^
To deviate, to stray from. Jjuj^ To be equiponderant. To be mo- JjccI derate, temperate. To be symmetrical, proportionate.
<
To be
lusty, stout.
JjJlzî -^j
To
coiae to nought.
To be
âiil^ -^
Justice, equity. Justness. Accuracy. Jop
lost, annihilated.
Nought, non-exif=tence,
loss, lack.
j,'jj.j j,'j^j
ôc
Total absence.
Poor, destitute.
^J^j j'^j
'Ca^
^ j^jS
Derivation (of a word). Upright, just, ( m. f. s. pi straightforward. Like, equal, intermediate ; Jlotl average. Requital. Ransom.
Like, equal (in
).
Deprived, bereft of;
.!l
ôt
without.
Paii'less,
weight,
*jxljl j,ijS
size, value).
Jjotj Jljil ^ Jo* Half a load.
without J^^\J
Bundle, bag, sack.
equal.
VujS-^j Counterbalance of two bags. J'jS
'
To exceed the bounds. J ^SJ^] To trespass, to ti-ansgress. To jj^

be or become transitive (verb).
The things
j \
preserved,
îU)lj
^ lUI
^jJ^
o'j^
and the
lost ones.
'
Lost, annihilated.
To pass towards. To encroach upon the rights To receive (a dowry) from a

wife.
Jl ^SJ^^
of.
it
To
abide,
Aj
to stay in A To manure
To manure
Aden
in
Cjopj Cop
(a place).
(a land).
To
pull
fit
d'ji.
out (a rock).
fit oop ( a land). To dig (the ground). To work (a mine).
To
be at enmity. To spread a ji\^ contagious disease. To race on foot. To be remote to go off. To be uneven (ground).
;
Yemen.
:
oj*
^'j
Sojourn. Eden.
To To
sliow hostility to.
u-
jjî
Paradise
gardens of
o Ji
,?
oU>
o^Vp
implore the protection

0.
ip s
^^luLll^
eternal abode.
of a.
against.
(a horse) to run.
5
To make
Heat, run.
Like, similar. Heat.
Keeping to the same o^^ji pasturage (camel). Shore of the sea. Bank of a river. Space of seven years.
olJ^
Tombstone. Stone
covering of a well.
Side, shore, country.
Numerous party.
Patch on a leathern
bucket.
oIjIop
^ vl-J
iIp
XîjJ-j
Hostile party.
Enmity,
hostility.
Mine, ore. Metal, mineral. Native

lop Cj lap
o^C^
place,
r >j-^ place of
Injustice, oppression.
production, a Excellent.
Save, except {adv).
Complaint deferred to a judge, ^jjop Contagious disease.

Alike, equal.
SjIapj sjop'
Metalhc (substance), metal. -j ju> Mineral (kingdom) mineralogical.

;
Pickaxe.
Miner, worker of a mine.
run.
^j^
c^jjjt
-ft-
Elevated spot. Margin, 'lop^yluj brink (of a river).
To
To
\jSj *|jjuj Oljopj Ijop o Iop

a. th.
turn
away,^
CIjopj
IjIip
Barren
Unevenness of a '\jjjsaddle, seat. Remoteness. Hindrance. f\jjj. î I came on Ô^ J- iii?-, riding uncomfortably. Hardship. jii)l sijop
soil.
a. 0.
from.
fi>
To transgress, to trespass ^pj upon. To neglect a. th. To run, to rush on. J* To jp tSj'jîj Cljap'j <Dpj ij-i^j 'jj^
act wrongfully towards.
~
~*
Swift-running.
oU-^
Runner. -Ijp Troops beginning the attack. ;jj^ Name of an Arab tribe. Foe, enemy, itij -latl ^ sjap ^ jji The greatest foe. jjS i^jil Running. Enemy. siop ^ ili
The
lion.
tîCll
To be hostile to. J iIp a ôp To make a. 0. to ci'oss, to fi>j 5 jj. pass. To render ( a vei'b ) transitive. ^ To cross (a river). To deter a. 0. from. ^^ 5 Do not mind him. il op To treat a. o. as 5 slop j sliCU iîtt
an enemy.
hit successively
Sides of (a tablet).
Hostile party. Distance,
oO
ili
il^ ^
^^^ To
To To To To
two
cjjuo ojJ
s
Hinderance. Injustice.
animals of the chase.

_^!0I ji\'ji
mIupIj ^Jju
The changes
hardships.
of time, its
start (a horse).
infect a. o.
jm
S
with (disease).
Trespass, transgression,
offence.
act wrongfully towards.

help, to assist a. 0. against,
jp ip s
To To
circumcise (a child).
bridle (a
s ijiip j'j
i
Use of a verb
in a transitive
"C^S^
uj Ijli^j Ijlit
sense. Transitiveness of a verb.
horse).
Rugged, uneven
of the
jjj.
(child).
places.
tf^Cill
To have a complaint
throat
Contagious (disease).
oii
i/Cua
'^^'-j-i
Passage
jiV^j /JS
(of
shelter.
To allege bad excuses. To grow on the cheeks

boy
:
/js
*>
To
down). efface the traces (of a
Oppressed. *rip Transitive (verb). Unjust tyrannical.

:
*^3ii>:
oiS/J
it
jc^j luii
rcSoiJ
n Ferry-boat.
îu: ^
i
house).
To
defile a. o.
Uneven
stony (ground).
iUSJ
^Jjs.
To be To
inexcusable.
To be
jSs']j
To
excusable.
abstain from eating. Clip thi'ough excess of thirst.

(a
jircumcise (a child).To put
s j'jj.]
To neglect
business).
^
jc
i_ilur-:ij
^ss^S\
the cheek-strap to a horse. To draw back. To ^p Jji.\j j!u; excuse o.'s self, to apologise for.
To
hinder
a ^jj.]j
Jjjj
JjS
i-j'j^ <-jJi-
a. 0. from.
To be To be
effaced (design, trace).
jjif.\j
To
To
impossible to
a.
o.
it jjiij
To
(affaii-).
be sweet, palatable, be overspread with green moss (water).

o.
'ojot o
(,jS
a
s
To To
complain.
apologise
To be
for.
excusable,
jiriil.
chastise, to torment, to
^jS
^ j-i^î
jIILp'i
torture a.
Excuse. Plea. Virginity.
jlip
Menses of women.
The
first
utterer of^>ifeJI
\'S
j'Sl jj]
this sentence.
covering the j^ ^ j\'Se. Cheek-strap of a bridle. Brand on a camel. He has thrown off all shame. j\'S\\ Excuse. jjLc ^ ;3lip
Cheek.
Down
To have, to find sweet water, ujjic'i To clean a (water-pond). a To get rid of. ^s dilJJ i_iit1 To be punished. To suffer. kSjJo -^ To hang down the ends of a iJj^[
turban.
cheeks.
To draw sweet water. To give sweet water to a. o. To find a. th. sweet, palatable.
Palatable.
i_,iap
Lock
of hair
horse's
J'JJ.
tjjj.
lyot
forelock. Prepuce. Circumcision. Virginity.
Motes, particles. Treetj'JSj _iJIp bi'anch. Rag used by women-mourners.
Human
hill.
excrement. cKj-^ -r Sjit Refuse of wheat. Court-yard. Dung-
Ends
of a turban.
Covered with motes, green
^S
Apologising for ; advocate. JjJ ^ j^Ji Feast for the circumcision i\^\i of a child.
Difficulty, impossibility.
moss (water). Green moss, Cj^'jS ^
ti'JSj "CSs-j oli*
duckweed. Tip of the tongue. Strap

of (a whip), string of
(
cj^'jS
Xj'jS
Excrements. Pain in the throat. îl>c ^ jj'^'^ Virgin. Scaven^j\jjj ^'jjs ^ Aj'sc ger's daughter. Virgo [Zodiacal sign ). Unbored pearl. Untrodden
sand.
yjj^ Sjiicjjiip
a balance).
End of a turban. Chastisement. Pain,

supplice.
tjli'\
i_/lap
Abstaining from eating
<^jjSj ujili
through excessive thirst. Sweetness of water.
*Jj^
^Jjs-]
The Blessed Virgin Mary.

Excuse.
ijluJI
More palatable (water).
To excuse
to free a.
o.
from blame.
^j,
To To
le
-fr
be scabby (camel).^_j,l^ o i ^^ afflict, to disgrace 5 'J.^
'^
Excused. Circumcised. Affected j/jln with angina.
a. o.
To
(a field).
taste (food).
To manure To utter
j'pj
i
To
1
^ (jSi
SJS
c^'i
-fr
eat a. th.
Cilic
^ oaiJ
C-
\X^,3 '^j\^ j(tj,\j\ji S^ a cry (ostrich). < To low. To be deliled (dwelling). ^] To be restless iu bed. ji^ To address a. o. humbly. ^ j\s\i 'J^\ To spread (scab). S*^'Mange. Vice. Madness. Dung. Dirt. Scabby. Dung of birds. Scab of camels. s'.ij jl Scab, mange. j/J-j Sj-^' Scabby. Small^ |^t ^ ^1
have Csl'it Vj CsjJuT Vj not tasted anything.
Food, drink of
Tall, strong
(
men and
s^^rj*
beasts, oj'it
JJ'JJ.
- JJs,
i
-fr
camel ).
ti"im (a
To
Jjlpj,C3afr
j'ip
-fr
palm-tree).
To mark
(a ewe) with red wool.

a. o.
j'ji^j
To stigmatise
î^.
2^
JJ>^
j'Jlt
humped
(camel).
ySjl
jVî.
alm-tree loaded Jl'itj j'itl with dates.
^
,-
Prostitute, harlot.
Raceme
of dates
Jj'otj Jl'itl
J-^^
Retaliation.
Buphthalmum^ oxSjl^*
eye (plant).
bunch of grapec. Mark made with red

wool.
sJiitj *J'it
Prematurely weaned
(child).
^ ~
j\'ji
To
find fault
J j*j
,v'ifr
J'j*
-J^
Crime. Shame.
Ill-nature.
with, to upbraid a,
o.
Might. Root. Stranger (to a tribe).
;j^ To
_j_,c:
be blamed.
To blame
J'^tlj
S^
Jit
^''1''
o.'s self.
Bellowing.
Disgracing his family, SjjjGtj jjjVsCrime. Annoyance. Fine, olî^ :r v*^ Blood-price. Treachery. Scabby defiled. j/j'*^" Beggar addressing humbly. 3^;i
;
Blame, reproof. Days of intense

heat.
JliiSj Jj*j
CiViri>i îj'lj
J j*
Juniper-tree.
^^^
"^
Reprover. Severe censor. Anus. Blamed.
iJli^j
Jltitj
Jo/ ^
Jj'-i^j
Jiii
*' iJI
iJllitj
jr^tj
^
'it
J*i'j Jj'ii*
Summit, top of a
tion of the nose.
^'S* t CÎ^
Bountiful, lavisher.
S^
-{^
is
mountain. Mountain-cypress. Parti-
To chew
defend
(horse).
To
dot
^'ip
o.'s self.
Stopper of a bottle.
"i'J-'jî
Fat (camel). Noble,

chief.
^f.\^
j.\ji
~ To blame a. o. Wont to bite (horse).

Biting in words (man).
Biting. Flea.
j^ji
j^jJS
To be
in
good
%JJ,i
<ljji o
^^'ê-
-^
J^''jS
Arabic (language). To be a true
Arab (man). To be disordered (stoCî a ^ymach). To be swollen, to leave a scar (wound). To swell (river). To point out to a. o. the jp A ojt
unseemliness
of.
.
Blame, reproof. To be wholesome

country).
vj'-^
(air,
ij'ji
t "^.M
o Tic
-fr
To be
5j\ it J itj i5 ic a i^.it healthy, remote from water (land).
To hold
(a country) as
tS'i^-"l
healthy.
To speak out on behalf of. & To Arabicise (a word). ,J^s.]j To use good Arabic style. To prune (a palm-tree). To scarify (a hoi'se).
fit
Healthy, wholesome
(climate).
t?,J*J />'*
Salubrious
country.
*iitj *i,ipj Slit u>jl
'
1 )
cr\f
To
be perplexed, confused
(a tree,
^.J^
*>
'
(man).
To climb up
wall).
J^'jî J^'jS.
rs
-if\
To give an earaest. hS*1> ^j^ To afford (clear arguments). ^_, kJ^'S To express o."s mind clearly. a To pronounce the final accents of a
woi'd.
To
give an earnest to.

TT
Ji'jl
-S-
Oii}^
P^j
-î
d^.J'i
Â'J-i ^y.J-
Earnest-money. Pledge. cnjji-j -(f-j To tan a hide with a plant. Î'J- ^ Plant for tanning red. ^'ji To ascend ^ J (?.\iLj ^/J- o
To adopt the customs ^'Jj^\^ yj'jh of Arabs. To become a naturalized

Arab.
Arabs
o'J^frj '^j'j^j
v^
'
'?
vS*-* V.lr*
'^.'js-
^^
of the desert. Bedouins.
â ladder).
The genuine Arabs,
ij^s-j
-/r^
To be carried up. o To limp. To be lame. (^^ a ^^j To incline towards ^'J. o !r^J a
setting (sun).
^^
-r'^
People of foreign
tijkiL'j
iTj^ vS^
^^
rrj''
descent, or mixed amongst the Arabs.
naturalized
Disordered (stomach). Yielding

-rjî
:u^
'4;j^
To
(
lean on one side
much water
Arab
;
(well).
building).
of true Arabian
^^ ^
To make (a building) to incline. * ^^ To halt, to stop in (a place). yJ'jîj To undertake (a work). To tm'n from to leave a. th. ^s, ^^ To render a. o. lame (God). 5 rS*^ To feign lameness. ^jUj To be inclined on one side ?rS*'l
;
'
blood.
White
barley.
Arabic, Arabic language. The science of the Arabic
i^^p SSJ
:w^l
t
Jit
tongue. Unsettled
s^j_\s] ip^j iJ(^'\
Vj.0*^
Arabs of the
(river).
desert. Bedouins.
Swollen, overflowing
Desinential syntax.
tical analyses.
yjS^J ^J,**
ol^cl^
to deviate.
To
stray from Lameness.
to forsake.
^
c^Wj-i -rj^
GrammacJ^.^^j
How great
is
his lameness i>^p !iX^

I
Swift river. Soul,
^'^ t vS^
Lame. ot?-^j -^y- ^ *V?-^ Crow. -^ Knave (at cards). Female hyena.
Straying.
Declivity.
j>
wS*' 'W-^
mind.
Carriage, car, wagon.
Coachman,
if-
carter.
-'1*
r-i^j ^r^^J
*lrSJ
VS^ ^
j^'\
\
Godfather.
Godmother.
Bad
affair.
r^^f-
State, qualities of a
Midday. Eating but once a day. 'QJ^^ Noxious snake. c.\>^\ ^ ^rvi^' Place of TJ JLUij ^j,UJ ^ ^r'S^^J k-^-', ascent. Ladder, stairs. Night of the Ascent "^ ^r'S*!^' amongst Moslems. Sloping (land). Bending (of a ^'J^
river).
genuine Arab.
Full blood Arabian
'
horses.
There is nobody ^^J^ at home.

Declinable (word).
j\
jQIj
I.
'
Crooked palm-bough. iy>-'J-3 oi^ To strike with a stick. ff^ ^'J,
^
To
To imprint
(on cloth). dye with saffron, henna.

figm-es
vS** Expressing his mind (clearly), ^^l^ Possessing true Arabian horses. Arabicised (word). ^j^ jTi'ji -HTo be unsociable, quarrelsome. Quarrelsome, ill-natured, jl, ji>j jlo^
Bough of a palm-tree, j^ \Ji. ^ d^jsTo grow ( tooth, \:>/J. o ^'J. ^

plant).
Male viper red serpent. Custom, use.

;
V^
To entangle
to disturb a. o. i ^_J.<f
lee
Halting place.
u^^^j
d^'j.
i
u-S'"'
To J J,'J. \j J.^j make a vine-stalk. To roof (a house). To

but).
J-'J-
raise (a
fi>
) erfTo cast (stones) far away, a \ij. ij. To take flight, to i^c^ \ij. a ^J. draw back in fear. To rise, to set (star). To stray ij,
,
from
stalks
(a road).
To prop the To
* ^Sjh ^J- ~
of a vine upon a trellis.
To turn aside, to go far from, To pierce (an animal) thi'ou'.'^h

(arrow).
jt
J
ij.
case in stones the lo-west^ Ci.^ part of (a well).

i
Hard,
stiff,
thick.
~ To settle in (a place). lj ii^SjTo be astonished, Ci,^^ Ci-^ a uv^

puzzled.
i^j
i_,tj
'
Ballista,
stone-throwing machine.
(tree).
\'j'J.
I'^s'J,
Tamarind
To press (a debtor). ..j Ci.^ To prop a wine on a shed or A ji^ cane-hut. To roof a house). To stick to to give o.'s self ^ JJ^î up to a. th. To settle in a country. To hang from an arbour J'J^X,
( ;
<-rl^'j;
To be hard,
contracted.
a j_/j V]j.
,
'jj.
(grapes).
To To To To To
pull a. th. strongly.
^ jj.
of.
show
to a. o. the end
a. th.
conceal
~ be contracted. jj^>j j'J^j counteract, to importune ^ jjt

A
a. o.
ic
a jJ,
*^3^J tA^'^J J-jy-J ur-'lr*''! T J-IA Throne of God, of a king. Arbour

pavilion.
a. 0.
Nest
on
tree.
Might.
To spoU a. th. To be difficult to

(affair).
'
j'J.'s
jî.ilj
j^v
power. ji^ Bier for the dead. Wood for casing the upper part of a well.
Side of the neck. j-Vj^Sj ^'y^ Instep. Ear.
Trellis, shed. <> Carriage-î^c
rr
Hut on a
J^'J-
j-ij-
shaft.
Litter for Avomen.

<
J^\'J-
-^
*^^^J
Den of lion. Band of thieves. Ji J,0^ >*J^ To be cheerful. iSy, o ^Ji -^ To be merry. To cleave C^ a ^r^ to. To be weak, tired. To alight for rest during ,^^tj ^^^t
the night.
Ji jj> ^ tree for a rural guard.
JC^ - Jj^ ^
Vine-arbour.
^^.J-
Sheltered by an arbour. J^jj^^j cA^ Upheld by a trelhs (jviue). ^ Vineclad (wall).
To give a wedding-dinner. To have the bride brought

to his house (bridegroom).
y-^ft^
<1aIj
To be restless (camel), ia'js. ^jo[^ To be brisk, lively child To thun1
-ft
Partition between two
U-'3*
'
\J-J^
).
der and send forth lightnings (skyj.
To flash (lightning). ta'js. a ^j^j^ To be glad, sprightly (man). To spread a. th. in the sun. * ^^t To be tossed, shaken. u^^f^^ To stay in (a place). ^ u^>^ To play, to sport (child). To ^y'Jî quiver skin). To flash (lightning).
(
apartments. Pole of a tent. Bridegroom, husband, ^r-l^s-l -- u^ The two spouses ; husband oC-,^1 and wife.
V^êasel.
zj^^'j.
-i/-^
^'jg,
oUj ^
I
^^
o\
Wedding. oC^j Wedding-party.
^\'J.
^-^pj ^'jl
Flashing (lightiuing). ^JsJ.J ^'J. Court, u^l^'lj u^l^J CjC^^ -r *-^lr^

area, square.
a Flowers of nenuphar. j^l Weasel-coloured. 'iS^'ji Bridegroom, ^'J. ^ ^_,tj J-j^
^f^
spouse.
Bride.
^\'J.
fish.
;
ll.yj.j
_,>.;!!
Cloud
nings.
sending forth light-
u*l^
Kind of
^jjt^/^
Retreat of lion
thicket. "CSjS-j
^y
3>f
To To
join (funerals) on the way.
(:"
A j^3(p Thundering. Quivering A J''J'^\ To slit a. th. by pulling.
I
lance
).
present (a petition).
5 ^Xo'ji
To widen a. th. To shun. To oppose. To be munificent. ^j l&*iJI j To come within reach (game). J To be possible to a. o. He was able to do good. 'j^\ iJ 'ja'^S To be exhibited, displayed. J^yî To happen, to occur to a. o. oÛl, To tliwart, to counteract a. o. To inc^-rfere in (an affair). y^yj To become within reach. Jj * j*^ To emulate o. a. To oppose J='3to o. a. To be contradictory (news). To happen. To be across (a uÎntl.
Chamcepitys^ ground-pine, medicinal plant.

|
^^'ji
.^
Wooden peg
saddle.
cis.
of a
wij-ai;^
<Jia'J-
Flexible bone of the probos-
Whip
of sinews.
Lion.
^Co^
^
-ft-
Glutton.
jr^'j^
j'y^'j^
i
Miser.
To happen (accident). C*^ j^l^ -^ To expose, to send a petition. An accident "jaj it iJ ja'^^
happened to him.
He was
road, a stream).
To be strong-headed
(horse).
>~-J
JJ
seized 1^\ with a fit of fever. To review (troops). To present a. o. with a.
'JsjXs.
i^'^
5
Aj
th.
fi>
ja'j.
To expose
o.'s self to.
a. th. to
view.
To
pre-
To present
oppose
1
To
oji
pare
a. th. to.
to cause obstruction to.
He gave him a
clothes as a
suit of C ]^1
|:i
To
lay across.
To form
^
ic.
i)
ti5lJI
payment of
his debt.
an obstacle.
To point out the faults of. ^>U ic To object to. To review (troops). To face a. o. 5 To ride a restive (horse). ' To shoot (an arrow) oMi) ,^\
~
To put (a sword) upon. * To offer a. th. for (sale). To slay, to flog j,î ^XDl jt 5
_,|
a. o.
To foUow the
traces of a.
0.
l^'J-j
oiU
u^js-
and
kill a. 0.
To appear
broad.
o.
To seek a. th. To question a.

to show.
^'JLL\
a. 0.
to
of.
J js'J.'\^ iiaji a j^J.j to be within sight, in the power

seized with madness.
)
To ask
To be
>>-^\
(
ja^
j*>'
To
slay people indiscrimina-
opp. to JUa
i_ol>j
Ca'j^,
tely.
Ask any one among

the Arabs.
(-"Ih^^
iZwl
Unfox'eseen event. Compensation.
^'J,
Exhibition (of goods). Review of an
army.
Goods, movables (except j^/ 1 ^ gold and silver). Side of a mountain. Breadth. Width, Latitude [rjeogr).
To be broad, to be widened. To place a. th. opposite J a js^ to. To explain to apprise a. 0. of a. th. To propose a. th. to. To widen, to make broad. a> To hint, to suggest a. th. To j3^ write indistinctly. To barter. To
;
become energetic.
The day
^
of the Judgment.
j,^| yî
Cloud.
Written account, request. Hour jsi^j j^\'J.'\j j^yj. ^

y^lji
To speak equivocally. J jl <-> ij>^ To make hints, to allude to. To avoid a. 0. To thwart, to 5 o^jt oppose a. 0. To requite a. 0. To keep up with a. 0. jjiJi j 5
in
of the night.
walking.
Tops of the trees. Good repute. Honour,
ja\'^l'\
^>t j=\'J.'\ ^
To imitate a. 0. To collate (a writing)
tj^
with.
^J
loY)
!
peariiig in laughter
Bi-oad. Full. Plentiful.
soul
one's
self.
Body. Valley. Smell.
Army.
Infamy, violation.
OUauH
Yearling kid.
Wealthy,
lit.
big-bellied.
:
J=lr"
'^^
His honour
<
Petition. Letter
brief.
<-^_r^
He
is
untouched. ja^JI '^> '^ a sweet-smelling j^â!! ^'il^ y

is
Show-place.
Exhibition.
crj,U/* ?- <j'S*J'
man.
Side, lateral part. Slope jaVjS,
-^
j^'J-
Apparel of a
girl.
tr'S*^
(of a
mountain). Main part.
Opposition, obliquity. :LijUi Bastard. Brazen-faced man. i^3îJ'>^l Featherless arj"o\v. Equivocal J'\y*
.speech.
j
He
is
from common
^s. jl
û)| ^^=
*:j\
descent.
He looked ^j^'ji
j^-J.
Jij
at hiin sidelong.
J^^.j^'^'J
Abstruse
(speech).
J^j}^
tt J'!/'^
\
Petition, a Crack-brained.
J^jy-^
cr'-ni^
Accident [opposed to J'>> cr'S* substance ). Movables. Furniture, Hazard, luck. Accident. Profit acquiI
Laying across. Objector.

Unforeseen.
red by chance.
Timbal,
lute.
"CS^'jlj
"^'j^
He was hit by a j^^t ^:. i;ul random arrow. At random unintentionally. Ca^S
:
To know,
or mind.
to 'perceive by the senses
Intention. Target. Purpose.
He
is
a match for him.

to.
<yj'i)_ '<S>'ji-
z^'^ '^
iilif
To bear a. th. patiently. To acknowledge (a faulty To manage (business)

skilfully
:
JJ 4j
Î^C;
Ju
have exposed him Corner of a house. Accidental. ( opp

tf-
J \^'J,
)
to J_,Sj:f
'^'J-
to govern.
Venial (sin).
To have an
palm
ulcer in the
of the hand.
*~j\'j^
Llnsteady on hor.3eback. Restive "^ÔJi (camel). <> Army-corps.

o
5
To To To
To
be set over people. use perfumes.
tJ^
.j^
acquaint
let
a. o.
C^ with (_) ji A
;
a Ji_^
to inform of.
a. o.
know ihe name To introduce a.
of
o. to.
Restiyeness of a beast. ^r*?^ Mark on a camel's j^'J. ^ J^\j^ thigh. Main part of a tradition. She brought a ,(.^0- o^ -^Si ^'"^ child out of wedlock.
Broad, wide.
s s
2<
To point out a. o."s (defects). C;5î To perfume a. o. or a. th. fi>j ^ To hear the confession of a. o.
(priest).
Gift, present. -^
fire-arras as
Discharge of a rejoicing.
jaij\f-'\
F'oot of a verse.
To
prefix the article to (a noun)
Metre (in poetry). Prosody. Shore road. Meaning of js'^s, ^

:
to define a. th.
(speech).
To have a fine crest (cock)*, a ij^tl fine mane (horse). To be determined (noun). oîj To inquire, to take information
fii
Science of prosody.
Prosodist.
Opposition. Objection.
Fit, crisis of
illness.
J^jJ^^ jM \sîjJ^\y^\
an
J^j}'^
ir
J'jS'-
about.
Obstacle, hindi'ance. Cheek.

oU9j,U)l
uj.ij,U!l ^JUii
To ba known by such a one. To be acquainted together

;
o>î
to
The
two cheeks.
J^ji,!^
^jjio
recognize one another.
Thin-bearded. Rafter, cross-beam.
?-
"^^j}^
To hi humble and To become aware
submissive.
of.
oDi^l
Tooth
in the side of the
mouth. Side
a
r*
of the cheek.
Part of the face ap-
^fCrested (cock), jij' Full-maned (horse).
C I
'^^t
j,
S^s-S
To To
question a.
o.
^'As-\
confess the (faith).
To To
^
confess
Knowledge, science.
Gratefulness.
Ju,^
Cti
?r
'^J'^
acknowledge (a
(sins)*
fault). -^
Jc*?^' *S_^
Face.
jj
vivify
^ ij^'j j_^
(P/). Friends, acquaintance's.
May God
faces.
your
^^jyi
il
U>
He To To To
bore the affair patiently,
y^,
j^L \
o. Ji
know
a. th.
fi>
ask to be introduced to a. be swollen (sea). To have
Jij'/^\
The friends of such a one. o!i^ Cij,liJ* Place where the mane y^jyî ^ "^'^ grows. Detinitc!. Determinate. o^^* < Confessor (priest). usîj^ Good, suitable. Benefit, service, ^jjmj> favour. Active voice ( of a verb ). Fragrant. Having an ulcer in the hand.
a fine mane (horse). To prepare to mischief. Smell (specially good).
'y^,
jij
ujl^c'l -r J>'J-
Acknowledgement.
Crest of a cock. Mane of a horse. Beneficence, goodness. Elevated place. Waves. Known.
Common-language.
plr^' -9^
Common
law.
after
They came one

another.
I
Cs^ y^S
ii.
< Beneficent, serviceable, cij^ ve*-< 3^'" ^ Confessor of the faith.

Thorny tree
-^
Kind of
^J.
^ ^
"^
acknowledge that (Sj. 'j^'s "jsowe him a thousand benefits."
iJ
brack-ursine.
Gummiferous tree. Species Jaj^c of mimosa. To strip fi JySj CSî^j CJ^ o J^*
,
(a bone) of the flesh.
To penetrate To To To To To
^
j^jVl inro a country.
ijjj-j i2'j. o
Patience. ^Jy-j '-ij% Elevated sands, places. ^y. Wind. Ulcer in the palm of zJy the hand, Question, asking. **^j ~ Prominence. Limit between j^p ^ tjy
two things.
line a (leathern bag).
A
j_^ Cj^t a 3j
fi>
Arafa, mountain near Mecca.
^jy
*^\'j%.
be lean, emaciated. sweat. make a. o. to sweat.
Witchcraft. Divination.
Diviner, sorcerer.
>^^lS*
t "JO^
'J, j&
add
little
water to
5 j^ J^h
Common
speech.
use or
opp. to "J'/jk)
(a beverage).
To boil (figs). A J3*To fill half (a bucket). j J^'lj To come into Irak. J3^1 To strike deep J^^b Jlntlj
roots (tree).
Aphorism. Arbitrary (custom). Private.
*=?^^
-J
'^g.
Arbitration.
Limb us.
'4/^ ^^^ o^^VI
To promote sweat.
Bone stripped from
flesh. its
J^?.^l
Acknowledgment, thankful>J\'Jil{ ness. -^ Sacramental confession. Knowledge. Benefit boon. o^Ktt

;
j|^ ^
j^
Definition of
a. th. Tariff.
cjiiiyj JûS^ t ^.J^'
Beaten path.
Sweat of the body. Moi.sture of

walls.
j^
ISIilk. Row of bricks, animals. Foot-prints of animals walking in
The Book of definitions. Ûj^Î '-/cS ^_î jiyThe definite article Jl Patient. Known. x*^ ^ oj,ie
Benefit, gift
>JJ,'S*'
a file. Plait of palm-leaves. -<> Spirit any distillated liquor. Weariness, fatigue. *j^l ~ Token of friendship, reward. Jîi-JI
"Vein, artery.
Patient, steadfast.
ySj-
t *-^J ^ ^ 3}js**j^
Knowing, learned.
Jj^j
3\'J.\j
JIJ^
J^
Chief of a corporation. .il^ ^ ^*o^ Appraiser. School-master. Kno-\vn.'
lo\
<>
Of(in
Sweating, exuding water. o6_/ Iron instrument for stripping j^;^

a bone.
Mixed with, little water (drink).

Lean, emaciated.
Sudorific,
Oij^î Oj*î Oj*-^
Jîj
J/j^
3'yJ>
-ik-
promoting sweat. To hamstring (a beast).
a mine). Origin jj^ ^ Jy^ of a man. Thread, root of a tree. Fresh milk. Sandy hill. Rugged and isolated mountain. Streamlet of water. Saline ground. ^ Tormentil [plant). jQ>?Jvi J^t fy- Dragoon's blood [plant). oJJ'i\
fy-
Ore
y_^'js.
Liquorice-root.
^^1
To help
(a beast) in rising.
v4!f*'
->
To journey through mountain-paths,

ness).
-fy-
To be
intricate (busi-
Ipecacuanha. Long pepper. Rwnex, patience [plant).

Mother-of-pearl.
Sciatica, hip-gout.
^_j* 'ill
JÛl
'^'^
iloJI
Tendo Achillis. Hock. ^^\'^ -r ^y>'j^ Winding roads (in a mountain). Entanglement, complica- j^Vl v-?'S^
tion of business.
Timber, beams.
Chelidonium., yellow-
îlll
j/^l a
î-?.u Jj'jii\
To
skip (child).
To creep
wood (dye). Madder (dye).

Plant for fattening
_îll jyji\
(snake).
J^^
Jj^"
To
stray from the right
women.
course.
To involve a. o. in difficulties. To entangle (business). To use

shifts in (speech).
A
it
There is a little .îJI water in the drink.
j'^t.
>^\'^\
The The
pulsative arteries. oj,<î)l

veins,
Jj^l
blood-ves-
^\jl^\ iij^^
X^'J-i
To be
(
entangled, intricate
J^
:
sels.
(business).
speech ). crippled taken with a cramp.

Crafty, shuffling.
To be -^ To be
full
of artifices
Sweating much.
3'^
*-^j*
to be
Road
tree.
in a highland.
Root, fibre of a
o'jii cJ^j^-
t *-3^
Misfortunes.
Difficult, intricate aflfairs.
Stock, source of wealth.
36^ j
-r ''^'J-
Row,
Sandy
6'jS- -S-
file.
Whip.
cJ^'jii 3'J-
Perplexity. -^ Palpy.
Cramp
fi>
hillock.
Piece of
^Jl^t
?r "^j^J^
To
sci'ape
to rub
fe.^ o
<>
wood
for carrying a bucket.
out.
To wear out
(
(clothes).
).
vour
plants
:
cattle
To deTo knead
s
Misfortunes.
3jv-" "^'^
3j'->'i
Generous
of noble
3i^
(dough)
to
mix up
a. th.
descent (man). Full-blood (horse).'
To
train
to render a. o.
experienced (time).
To endure
vexation.
<uij
t_)îji
iS'si\
War
fy-
has crushed them.
j^^'ji-
He spoke at random. axjjJ^ J i)^ To ii'^'\j ^^jjlj ^^'ji-j (==>'^ o ijSmenstruate

(
woman).
ts
Rooted. Sj^h ~ Lining of a 3'îj 3'J.j ; J^ ^ Jl^ bag. Sea-shore. Flesh around the nails. Edge of the ears. Seam of a table-cloth. Court-yard. Cotton cap 3\'^ ^ 7^'^ -^j x!al^ worn under a turban.
1
To be a strong fighter. ^'^ a iJ_^ To contend with ^\y:j \S'j\-j> i>'j\sa. o.
Irak.
Mesopotamia. J'S?" *^Basrah and Koofah (towns). o\\'_^r^\ Drop of water. Abundant Z^V^t-j 3\'Jrain.
To ba scraped, rubbed away. 6ji To fight with a. o. illntlj 6'JJi

Rubbing. Experience. ^ Kneading.
(
Plants springing up after
^'ji^\
3\'J,
un.
xQ^'j.) i}'J-
the
i*ain.
tJj,'j*
Molar teeth. Years.
if
Harsh, violent. Numerous army. -^ Vehement rain. To become hardened
(body).
"
c ^
A-
")
fj"
yJ^'J-^
Time (repeated
action ).oU'^
^ *-0^
War.
^^
J- -S-
Sound, voice, noise. Strong wrestler ;

antagonist.
j_^j ^yj,
ci^/ ^
of sand.
i^J.
Stone.
(f
Hard (she-camel). ^r-;^ Bunch stripped of J^\'J. ^ j'yjgrapes.
Heap
Fisherman.
^^yj.
,^j ii^ ^ '^'^

Ji^^
i)|^| '^\
yj-f\
ito
To become overspread with jiSj- -Sgreen moss (water). Green substance upon water, ja^^ Thorny ti-ee. To become accustomed jc. \ij. o i/jt. ^
to a. th.
Crowding at water. He brought all his
camels together to water. Drudge : bearing annoyance.
"i^'^l
SmaU-humped camels.
Nature, temper. Camel's hump.
Mild-tempered.
*î,ljr* rr
iJ_,^
*6v_^
CijJ
To put
a piece of
wood
into
j i o
*^^1
ijîjlj
,
(a camel's) nose.
To have a To
live
disease of the
C^
o^
Menstruating (woman).
Battle-ground.
Battle-field.
^jj\'^ '^ ^jji.
legs (beast).
ii'.^j ,'Jjyji ^
iJjU>
iiy,;i
on meat. ii'jc-'\ Smell of cooked meat. o^ Disease of the legs, among8tc)l3*j o^ beasts. Ulcer on the neck of camels. Ulcered on the legs. ^jj. Forest, thicket. Strength, o^p -^ cr,jFlesh.
:i^j^j
<^>>
Altercation, wrestUng,
fight, conflict.
xJ'j\J^j
Fighter. Wrestler.
iJj u>J
Trodden upon by cattle ^jî^ ground ). Heaped up ( sand ). Intermingled at water (cattle).
(
Covert (of
lions).
^ l^c ^
a
"i^^J-j
'
To gnaw
To crop
(a
(a bone), (a tree
:
it
C*^^
).
Wooden
camel's
X^
--
Lit inserted into

no.se.
ol^
beast
-^
To
bind
book).
Waves, billows. High sea. "Oyjl Upper part of the nose. oyVji ^ Ca5^
Chief. First part of a. th.
Prominent
îj, -part of a mountain. Spindle. < Ten-
^\'J. ^
^"i'ji-^
dril of (a vine).
Head
of Indian corn.
5 \j'j, o
To
befall
a. o. (acci-
-
\'J.
To treat a. o. harshly. s To treat a. 0. perversely, jc. C^l^t To be ill-natured, lui;^ a ^^ To mix up. -^ To heap up. j,*j. To be gnawed (bone), To be ^^ heaped up. To swell (river). To gnaw (a bone). To crop (a A
^h
fi^
-tf-
dent).
To
repair to
a. 0.
tree
^Sy-i
beast).
(hoi-se).
To shudder,
to shiver from
To
be strong-headed
yf\i\
fear or fever.
To To
regret
a. th. sold.
Jl ^^J,
Mixture of white and black. xV^j yj. Impetuosity of an army. IllJ^'J,

nature. Ignorance.
put a handle to (a jfc i^^b "^1/ leather-bag). To make button-holes

in (a garment).
0. o.
'\'J-\
Heap
of corn, of sand, ^.^p
~*yj-i
*ofr
or dung. Iron-helmet.
(sorrows).
)i
To overwhelm a. To repair to a.
from trouble.
^s'J^X
Hard, wicked.
j,^
Region, vicinage. Free

Befalling of a misfortune.
j^c
Dam. Vehement rain. Wicked, violent (man).

cold (day).
^^
^ 7^^
Bitterly ^j'\*
Mlntlj jj-y/J.
Book-binder.
^(^
-^
Shivering fever. The North. Handle. Loop used as a ^'^l

button-hole.
ij'J.
Calamity. Ditch. Speckled, white
iW^ ^
yî ^
.C-jt j,
^^
/Ja
Suburbs
of
a town.
and black.
>
God
to
Him belongs
to a.
jfj jt
'Zi\
] 1
Thicket.
Company
from
it.
of men. Valuable
glory and power.
property. Lion.
I
To be hard
It
o. (affair).
*IU a jt
o*i
am
free
ii^ ajji-
Jl
Js,
would be very hard to him to do so.

to gain
)JS'jâI
Seized with an access of

fever.
i\'^
To overcome,
To render
strong
;
S IIjc o
Jt
Smitten by misfortune.
i^jw
mastery over.
a. o.
To become
mighty,
a. o.
2^
> U JJ^
i jli
(I'J-j '""^-J-
illustrious, noble.
naked, bare of clothes. exempted from.
To
a <4jibe fi*ee,
To To
I
strive to
love a. o.
overcome
To
strip a. 0.
jl
>s'J-
^ ij^
i ji)
of (his clothes).
am
disti'essed
by
dl/L?^ Uj.
Ojjtl
what has befallen thee. To obtain power, consideration, jj^ To become scarce and dear (goods). To behave with pride. To become mighty, illustrious. Intl To be proud of, to glory in. o To overcome a. o. .4f. To agglutinate (sand) To overpower a. o. jc- j^^{ God has caused him to die. <j To overcome a. o. J^''. J-^-^'^
'3!l
To free a. o. from. ^ j ^s'J. To ride a horse unsaddled. j,'j\s. To encamp to travel in a iS'jiS desert. To be exposed to the cold of
:
night.
To withdraw. To denude
a. o.
&
^s'jiS
To
give to
a.
o.the fruit
iiijll
of a palm-tree for one year.
To be divested of clothes. To journey alone. To commit a shameful

action.
jk
j^
SJiJ-K
Gtô
\'Ji> \
(disease).
Power. Nobility. Conquest. Impos- jt

sibility. Intensity.
To
ride (a horse) without
C^
saddle>J?
Of course
necessarily.
1>'
sjt.
Fawn
of a gazelle.
Power, glory. Scarcity. Abstruseness.
Sjp
Mighty. M^f^j sj^lj jl> ^ j,j. Honoured. Proud. Impossible. Difficult.
Wall, enclosure. Open field. S^ Desert, waste. Nakedness. A'jS ^ -V^ Nakedness. *i^j s?3* Shore, spot. Intenseness of cold, sl^ Unsaddled horse. j^l ^'^
Cold wind.
*iÔ 4Jfull
'
Scarce, precious.
(plant),
jfjii] l.i
Cotton smock-frock with

sleeves.
^^
Cyperus esculcntus
Ruler of Egypt.
.j^
to
J'.J^
Magnanimous. (ojop.
JJi) j_^l^jt
\
More powerful. Dearer. jjc. j, jt More honoured. Goddess of the pagan Arabs. jj^\ Powerful and glorious by û 1>tii
the help of God.
Palm-tree stripped of its fruit. Naked. Fi'ee, destitute. %\'y. ^ ji*. Naked. Active oyU^ -r oO^ ( horse ). Uncovered part of jUj: ^ s'îJj i^j-i
the body.
;^
The hands,
JJri" jlji-*
*-'.J^
'^
feet
and
face.
(jjUill
Overcome by
illness.
1
Stripped
denuded.
^y|^
To
To
live
'r'J'^J
*i
-iJ^J
VJ^
i
To be
powerful, ijlj^j
in celibacy.
strong.
To
3%.> '^'Jt^'ystrengthen o.'s self.
^
To
be, to
go far
away^
Cjjc
^3^
become weak. To be dear,

cious.
rare, pre-
fi'om.
To be
insuperable
(difficulty).
i
To b9 desert (country). To protract (an absence). To

put
off (business).
^j
ojc.
To become The worth

is
illustrious, exalted.ijt
of a thing
eo^ cy'yk'S
enhanced by
its conti'ary.
r>
C i-v
Musical instru- 04.U> ^ *j*^-' '-*3*? ment, mandoline, lute. To dig the earth A CJ i Jjt -tt(with a spade). To eat. To defeat, to crush a. o. ^'yo CiAa o
Unsociable, untractable.
Vessel, censer.
To be remote,
distant.
To
v3*^
send camels to a remote pasturage. To send a. o. far away. ts To remain unmarried. ^j^ Hamlet, farm. ^j\y^ ,^ o jt a
Celibacy.
J^
^ Jjt
mj^j
Xij li
*j
j^
Ve
Swing. Elegance in dress. Spade, hoe. Jj,i^
^yjp iijjit -<
iSjp a
?r
Remote pasturage. D Widower, divorced woman.

Bachelor,
t_(ljp1j U\js.
<-J,vis
^
f.)
uj)
*-*J^J tJ3*i
^ {m.
^y.
To
reOiOve, -^
fi^j
:
to Set
apart
Jj^j.VJt Jjt to discharge a.

i
-Ji-
spinstei", single.
o.
Bachelor,
^jt ^ -j^ ^ ijjpb,îjt

*0'^
*jlji^j
from
^
(ôffice).
Q Widower"
To be discharged, dismissed. Jjt To cleanse a. th. ^ Jjt To withdraw, J'J^h Jj^b Sy^
Female
to retire from.
slave. Wife. Pasturing camels far away. To blame, to reprove

a. 0.
vO*'
jjt
5 {Jji
To resign (an office). A Jl>ttlj Jjij To withdraw from (business). To part fi'om o. another. JjUj To be discharged. Jj;Ji <^j J'J^tlj Jj^
removed fi'om office. Discharge from office. State of being unarmed. Weakness. Unarmed.
Cleansing.
To prevent a. 0. from. To constrain a. 0. To teach

(religion) to a. o.
^
ip
Jjp
J^
Jljj^l
life,
To correct, To flog a. a. o, < To

Punishment by law.
Reproved.
to punish severely.
o.
jjp
To
assist.
To honour
insult a. o.
Jjp Jj^
zijt
Reproof. Punishment.
less
jlj^j Sj^ than prescribed ^j^

jjii
Life in retii'ement. Solitary
JiJ-'
Having oVJ^j Jj^j Jij^lj Jj^ ^ Jji^l no weapon. Isolated tract of sand. Unable to fly (bird). Cloud without
rain. Portion of
Ezrail (the Angel of

death).
JciOJ^
0>'jsi
meat
set
apart for
To turn away from

a. th.
^
:
ij/j-j
to
J^'J-
be disgusted with
(genii).
Cujfr
i
an absent man. Anus. Mouth of a water-skin.

fy
Jljsj JÎjp
-VJ*
To hum in the desert To play upon a

musical instrument.
^^j^j Ciji
Insulating stool. Jj (p Secluded spot. Place of retirement. Far away from. ^t Jji^j The Seceders (musulman dis- SJ\mj>
senters).
J> j,U
J^
To utter a faint, confused sound, ojp To hear the rustling of the Jij^l
wind. Rustling of the wind. Confused sound. -^ Music.
oj*
Traveller remaining
apart.
^^ JijiL/>
Wild
pigeon.
jjp
Jjj
Weak. Disarmed.
Musician, player upon musical

instruments.
To resolve upon, f^j jt Cujcj ViVj To carry out a resolution. To be yî,

resolved upon (affair).
Displeased with,
Inconstant friend.
jlj^
5-
**J^^ o.>I^
wi^jt
Humming,
desert.
faint
sound in the
To beseech
a. 0. to.
i1 j\
J o5LJ Jc >.>
Rumbling of thunder.
Îjc
Thundering cloud.
To
To
console
o.'s self, to
take
^ ^s"^
^s''J^
^ To
a. 0.
urge
a. 0. to.
To
invite
u. ^
yjl
patience.
console, to condole One
to dinner.
^jt_j
another.
Patient.
ifj^
^ 4î *i^
J'
J^
Patience ; endurance. > Wailing Mjt of the dead ; visit of condolence. Relationship : oi-iginal conuec- aJ jp
tion.
To make a spell (wizard). ^ To exorcise. To detei'mine upon. jc._, A To be firmly resolved to. To cariT out a resolution. To betake o.'s self to.
Resolution, firm purpose.
yJit^h J'S^
j^J^\
^/^ ^
^J
Consolation afforded Consoled.
condolence,
jj ji;
1^5"'"
Cousolator, comforter.
To
go -J^ C..>:.,pj L-t o the rounds by night. To come late

patrol, to
V/J
People endowed with reso- ^j;j| \^j\ lutiou, constancy. Dregs of pressed raisins. j,'J. ^ ^jp Kindred. Tribe. ^jp ^ iSJt
Intention. Resolution.
oC3^
jr
-^J^
(news).
Duty imposed by God.

Steadiness. Swift run.
To give to a. o. little to eat. n To go roundabout by night. ^5pl, To search for a. th. during the A night. To follow traces (dog).
Patrol, night-watch. Glass, tumbler.
^jt
v-'j^
Steadiness, firmness of
resolution.
t *^3^
by God.
iJ
Duty imposed
^
He
Invitation to dinner, party. siijt Vj J^:^

C
u--^J o-^
XLLs. ^ ^\LfCi.l.t
^t
oji
is an unsteady man.
The she-camel has

Going round-^^Lltj
,
*_s^l
Fulfilling a promise. Seller of
'j'j.
yielded milk unwillingly.

^^-x-.*j ,_r-l^
t IA^
dregs of raisins. Acting resolutely.

Faithful
fi'iend.
i)yj\s-i X^jt
j>
yj}s-
about, patrolling by night.
Wolf. Night-watch. ^lliJI Grumbling when milked (she- ^j^y-scamel). Yielding little milk. Seeking for prey, game, by night (man, hon).
Petition, request.
Affair decided upon.
yj\s. *J^
Sincere friends.
"iX^
Resolute in his designs. j,^'^ Snake-charmer. Reciting yyk/'j yj

spells.
'î
p ^ ^ To near the
.
To
(
fall
in
to dissipate
'n'^
The
lion.
^-îi-'b ^t^^'
darkness of night ). earth (cloud). To prowl about (wolf). "Wolf. Beast of prey. Mirage. Hedgehogs.
Exorcism. Resolutely undertaken.

< Invited,
îj^
j^j'j^''
,_îlj.7j
guest.
ic j.jAJii
^liltj ^j-î
Determined upon. Resolute,

Abstemious.
Vile.
'
^Û-t
i
o^^j^j
\js-
To hire a (stallion), To run away (wolf). To feel a dislike for.

Offspring.
j C-lt
^t
-K-
To
trace back
assert to be
a. 0.
Ji Aj
0. to.
i \'j^ o
-^
îJA
^j. c,JlJ,;J.,l. ^.'..^
the origin of a.
To
Jj J| i^lntlj lijio
""
the son of
Bone of the jLll^

tail. Instep.
^:,c.j ,JiJ ^ ^x-s. Shaft-feather. Cleft in
Party of men,
oj^j
Jl
4>
cSj*
9-
Connection, lineage, descent.
J^ sjjt
-v5-
a mountain. Leafless palm-branch.
To
trace back
patiently
o.'s self.
C jt
^j^^
King of the
bees.
vnir'^
Â^
a. o. to.
Prince, chief.
Gold. Kind of part-
To bear
console
to
ridge. Blaze on a horse's forehead.
To
jc sIjp a jji receive comfort,

0.
Panther.
^,11^
C^' ^
i
_^:J -
rr-^
-H-
condolence.
To
stretch out Clotltj
To
console, to condole a.
2!
J^^
^.u
Moi'e
Left-
difficult,
more unlucky
^jX-t^ ^J
the neck in walking. (camel).
To
limp, to halt
j^
-r
*'-r-^ J'
To be
bent, crooked (old man).
r-^K
r-^'ji
-tt-
handeJ. Ambidextrous. _^ Ji. Pressing a debtor importunately. Poor, destitute. ,/~j^

Critical (state). Insolvent
Thorny tree. Boj-thorn. Gold. Gems. Large camel. Horses wearing rich
trappings.
JkLi.
*j
ji,LS
jy-^
i
To
twist (a rope).
fit
ilci
alt
-it-
(debtor).
Strong. Big snake.
Y^Lc-
To
act -wrongfully
ult
>jLS
n
(prince).
To be
at the point of death.
Long worm. To be difficult, js.
;S;^^
\/J.j
\'jLi,
i
jiS
yj.^
To take a. o. as servant. To seize a. th. forcibly. To act, to speak j.'^^w

recklessly.
adverse (time). ^ To oppose.

j|
It
;
jS\ j - To
Jj
it
press (a debtor)
a. 0.
to
5 ,/-li-b
compel
To work To stray
-^
for a. o.
^ .XJisSi
To be left-handed. To ambidextrous. wiliJj ^j ^ o ^-tj
be
l^lt a
j^
from (the road). To go at random. To wipe off a. th. A Îs To overwork a. o. 5 To lose the way by night.
To
ba
^'ji'î l/--*j O-'-tj l^'-P a _rrf difficult to a. 0. SjiU^j s'jLi
To To
treat a.
0.
wrongfully.
treat (an affair)

i \
inconsiderately.
To be bent. To compel,
a. o. to.
(affair). To be harsh, ill-tempered. To render a. th. (difficult). a J!is. To meet a. 0. on the left side. n To treat a. 0. harshly. s Jja To be reduced to destitution. ji^^ To have a laborious childbirth
to constrain
(woman).
To
(Lit
be abstruse (speech).
To be
_^1;5
Wrong-doing, oppression. Death..

Unjustly, violently, forcibly.
Disease of the windpipe. Suffering from ^j^\'^l ^
3CJ{in- f.)
hard to bear. To behave harshly, to disagree JJJi one with the other.
wi-U\
To
extort a. th.
o>i J0 ^j
^Jii
convulsion of the windpipe. Unjust, oppressor, ...ili>.j jlIpj

tyrant.
from, to embezzle.
o,1*
Labourer, hired
-liiLi
^^^
->
workman. To stick to.
To consti"ain. to compel a. 0. 5 To ride an untrained camel. To be difficult to a. 0. (affaii'). jp yJ>tZ.\ To find a. th. difficult, painful,
/(>
jl;7j (xlt a
,
To
j^
ic
Hardship. Strait circumstances.

;
prosecute
a. th. eagerly.
J^J-i j^J-
Ill-nature. Injustice.
X^
V
-ft-
Retention of urine.
Critical
J^l
_pLt
Hard towards
his debtors.
Wine mixed with much water To move about, to shine jjl^

(looming).
e^~MAj y-'.îj iSj-LS'j e_r-* circumstances. Destitution.
White
feather on the
'v~*J
Looming. J=5ll^j J|lli ^ jil^ To form an encampment ^SCli To become ( soldiers). To gather. dark (night). To levy (troops): to collect an s army.
wing of a bird. They came one

after another.
^'jCj.^ o\/jCJ. IjUV
They scattered on
sides.
all
CjC 'jC^ \y^ i
'
Difficult. Critical (time).

1
J^rrî
Ill-tempered (person).
U *
(
l-\o
e-^
troops.
To give to a. o. his want. To wear old (shoes). Rigidity of the arm or leg
2*
^r-S^t
Army,
Large
_/\lt ^
J^Ll
i'^^LlJ.
number.
Distress, anxiety. Dearth.
Soldier, military.
mouthful.
C^LL.i
^ ^_^lft
zT^jSC-lt
Piece of dry bread.
Having the arm

or leg dried up.
^
J
(lit a
Military service.
Camp.
To
To To
8ea.on
jlt'j
'^Li
JCliU Jit
Being in good or bad business. '^~i Earning for his family. JJ, ^ ~^î Piece of dry bread. Small j>^'-l
draught.
(food)
supply
with honey. a. o. with a proOmIpj
^ j.ti^
vision of honey.
quiver
V^j
MIp
Jit
To
fatten (beasts
^^ ^
(lance).
fodder).
To be
plants
To produce few
(ground).
Ûli ^-iS
o.
rippled by the C^lltj ^L* o wind (water).

in (the desert).
i_)
To seek
the traces of a.
^^,
To run To ask
for honey.
jl,^l.
trees. Juice
Length and
Fatness.
fineness of the hair.
^^
cj'yCJ-j Jllt'ij
Jlcj J^ltj Jit ^ Jlc
Honey. Flowers.
c
Gum
of
Similar, alike.
of fresh dates.
Fatness.
j_fj
Honeysuckle {plant),
jl.)l
îj
;il&
'îJ.
Traces of a thing. .jjlii jc.l'S lo jC-t a t5u.fj <Llt^ S'jL.i. o Up ^ become hard and dry (wood ). To become intensely dark (night). To become coarse and i^Lt o Lit
,
Honeycomb. Origin of a man.

Honey-coloured, honey-like.
Straightforward,
righteous man.
jli ^ J^lij J~l*

j\ls-j
Collecting honey in the

hives. Quivering (lance).
rough (hand). lo fjLs-^ Llsj UJ^j l^*-' '>-* become advanced in age (man).
^--^
Quivering (lance).
Hive. Bees.
Jr-'^^
^ *^'*
Wax.
"Withering (plant).
~<,Ja
*yi^
Fading of a plant. Thick. Coarse. ;^lt
HxlS Perfumer's broom. jlp ^ Js Manufactured or natural illjjjj *ili

hive.
^ ^1*
jS^
To
It
be near,
to.
{defective verb).
about
that...
I
To be on the
that...
eve
of.
might be
May
be
Ol i^-t
Prepared with honey, JîVj jljU To shoot forth green and zdLs- ^ tender boughs (tree).
Perhaps.
Young
^^1
i^\
might undei-stand. He may become better.
jS
oCp
^-Jiii o\
<i
r-J,Ct ^ ^Ît^, 5^1 lit ^ r-l^ and tender twig. Heedless (boy). To desire earnestly, j Clt i Ît ^
to covet a. th.
It is
What
Able,
It
a clever
!
man How
!
^\
^^
'ili^
suited he is
fit,
suited to. ij i\:^^j 'îj

\'^
so.
becomes
o1
J^)^.
j\
',^^k
a thing which *^ V-'i'^ S'^ nobody wi-shes to take forcibly. To gain ; to earn a C>_,Uj ('It
living.
'-^
thee to do
Gii'l
near to attain puberty.
To keep toîts nest (bird). Cii To acquire a. th. To repair

(clothes).'
o ^P-p
-Ji-
To toil, to exert o.'s self in. J To shed tears. To have the j^\j
eyelids closed (eye).
To
s j~i-'\j
'
be distorted
^lt'ij,Clt a ^-.t
To To
dislodge (people).
(foot, hand).
be
CLLpj Vlvitj
'
KZ^jJi,f-
To
slendei', lean (body).
stiffen, to render (the arms, legs) rigid.
^l*\
i^^
'
Watering'of
days.
cattle every ten
^^Lt
To nest (bird). To emaciate (the body

God).
[^ti_,
:
jJS
'
a>
'J^S^ 'JjS
Tenth part
tenth
:
jLIpIj
j>^
5r
j^'-
tithe.
Broken heart. Large cooking-pot broken

in pieces.
jLLjI
t-is
To be repaired (garment). To take scanty provisions.

Unimportant
Birdgift.
jr\
'j^^
'jj.
jlliT ja|
Slender.
<ijjpj yiiiilj îOj;
'jJ-i 'JJ.
Asclepias gigantea (plant).
^^
Ten. ^ ;>lt Ten. CjI^t^ 5r Iri^ Friendship, social intercourse. S^^^ Tenth. Gathering the ir-r-ts-
j^
nest upon a tree. Slender tree.
xlp
jjt^.
Thatch-hut.
Question, petition.
^ aU-
^;
j
CjJ. a ,_-j.
^^
Nesting-place of birds.
I'A
tithe.
Watered on the tenth day
( camel ). Ninth jjyz.\S'_j '\jy:^\s-j jy^\s-j Sjy-sor tenth day of Moharram. -^ New year's day ( among Moslems ). IGnd
Making its To become
nest (bird).
dry, to
LijU
wither (herbage).
produce green herbs (ground).
of pudding.
Sociable, liking society.

tithes.
jy^ssr
Gatherer of
Publican.
ojjll*
of taxes.
S^
Farmer
To gather green herbs, borize. <> To scrape. To find pasture-lands. To feed on herbage and
to her-
^.tp
^X
^ j.cT
-~<j
She-camel in the tenth month i;^rit of her pregnancy. They came by 'JJii jl 3iii ijiu parties of ten, ten and ten.
become fattened (cattle). To become covered with _i,'i.ti luxuriant herbage (ground).
Green, fresh herbs, pasturage.
adults.
^jlltl
^
^,
^_.
'rl
The tenth part of. Ten cubits long (garment)

Boat on the Nile. Decimal numbers.
Fiiend, associate.
-\'rls.
Families composed only of
,_,
JCc
Hu.sband
wife.
fS.i-\
Vegetation. Verdiness of a field, ijiii Broken and bent with [m. f.) -cLi age.
The
tenth.
Covered with green herbs ,_ji,us

(field).
Cognation, kindred J, (kS Kinsfolk on the father's side. Tribe.

Collective
^
-5^
body Tenth part.
of men.
û>
To
Aj 2 v-=^J tithe a. th.

:
hj^J
'Init
^fr
i^]^
i
Friend, companion.
Social intercourse, friendly
relations.
To make up the number

ten
to be the tenth.
He became the tenth
of them.
^
^^
Pregnant (mare). To become green (plant).

Circoea^ enchanter's night-
To repeat 10 times
the
same
shade (plant). Species of cassia. To make up the number^twenty. oS--^ Twenty. Twentieth. a^r^ Ojlr^
,
cry (ass, crow). To be in the tenth month ^tlj of pregnancy (mare, she-camel). To court the society of ; to s
Û
haunt
a. o.
To totter, to hobble. Clj-li i>ii -^ To walk in leaning upon (a Jit

stick).
To be ten in nmnber. ^^^1 To have fi-iendly intercourse ^Cj with 0. a. To become intimate with,
to frequent o. a.
To
loathe a. th.^j
fi>
udJ-'\
^jt c
iAY
)
foul deed will 7(~J _^ be imputed to me.
Weakness
of the sight,
ej\lSj '\U-
No To
i^
Blindness. Night-blindness.
Supper, evening meal The Lord's supper.

Nigthfall, dusk.
Cls.frl
'Lit
love
5 VilJJij Cultj (iLt a
jî
a. o. passionately.
-,^j
'lip
Nigthfall, evening.
oC
\AJ-
-r
llit
Yesterday evening. Sunset ( _j^ ) and dusk Belonging to the evening. Dusk, darkness of the night.
Fire-brand. Fire seen
To cleave, to stick to. ^ j, j-i^j jÊ To lit in. To show love to. To love o, another passionately. jXuJ Passionate, excessive love. jlp Bind-weed. jjj. ^ uIp ^l>fj OjJt^^j JLit 7 (m. f') Ji.(fr
^
c^M^j
from afar during the night. Pasturing by night ^J^^'j^ t

(cattle).
Nightblind.
'\'jjj. j>
^^lj,*,'-ifr
j>
Loving passionately. j_;e.j j^li Sweetheart, lover. To be -H^Jj;7j Cjiij Cii a dried up (tree). ^ To give hope to. To hupe for. i
,
^^
^^
j.'
To
resolve upon.
^
iî.p
^Jj^j
Blind (she-camel). Darkness of

night.
rately.
Covetousness, eagerness.
ZilSj î.*
__^
He acts mconside-
'\'^1S
Jali
Ja-^
Dry and sour bread. Mixture of two colours,

Dried up (tree).
^^c
^jôl
TS Cook. t?-rl^J '^^ Place of supper. ^gi^" To become hard. Caitj Ua a l^ -^ ^ To press, to squeeze a. th. u
To
give ^^1^ ^lij (:JS o an opinion, to conjecture.

,
^
s
li.fr
To attack
motive.
a. o.
without
,yiiJS-[
To
press (a debtor).
i_f,
^ja^
Tail-bone.
^j^î ^^sTail-bone.
^Ji^\l:^
Mean (man).
Coccyx. To bind (a
limb).
tighten.
Dates of bad quality. To go by night. To give supper to. To pasture (cattle) by

night.
5 \jls. o
-ft-
I'vifr
""
w^j
on
Cwit
.Jas-
^
~
To put
a turban. To
a >-^s-j CSaf^
oiU;
luj
fi>
To turn away from. To direct o.'s self J\j A

towards (the To be weaksighted.
a. o.
fire)
^p lii
\^llj \yls.
by night.
\'jlg-
To surround
(a
^ C^
:
water-trough cattle). To combine -with a. o, To dry in the mouth

(
To be
Csi a ^^} night-blind.
To wrong
To
(cattle)
jc.
'^^
eat supper.
To
feed
,^1j5j
a êiS
saliva
).
during the night.

a. o.
To become unchan (teeth). To become To take a. th. by

force.
(>j^j
ic
CJas-
To
give supper to
s ^jitlj ,^Lfc
red (horizon).
Ctitj
CJat-
To have sinews (flesh). iLop a To choose (a leader party), a To starve (people dearth). To walk at a quick pace
:
:
To pasture (cattle) by night, s ^^ To catch (night-birds) with a light. To blind a. o. 5 ^^1 To eat the evening-meal. J-/J\ To feign blindness, ignorance, jjj; To set off at nightfall. ^^^\ To repair towards the (_i jl A
fire
(camel).
by night.
\jC>
To put on a turban, a bandage. To be satisfied with.
To be guided during the

night by the light of a
.dif-ll
fire.
^
(
1"\A)
.^^p
twist a. th.
To prepare
a gruel.
To
deviate (arrow).
To defend a. th. desperately To be obstinate in.

To be bigoted, a zealot. To form a league with. To struggle desperately
against.
To constrain a. o. To stiffen (thread)

starch.
to. u. 5 ituap
ait
-<>
witti
A j^t
j,^^,
^J J
To To
be starched (thread).
raise a clamour in
-if-
Si^c
ijlas-
To become
(affair).
difficult
fight.
Gruel of flour with butter and honey. -^ Starch-paste.
so--^
To wind a turban round

(the head).
To
,/^pIj i;^t i _ra* squeeze (grapes). To wring (linen).

,
r;reS3, to
To
coalesce, to league
*îj.iaflj
together.
To withdraw
to prevent
a. th.
from;
?j
a. o.
from.
To have rain. j^'^ To put forth husks (corn-ci-ops). jâl To express the juice of grapes. * To attain puberty (gii'l). .r^b ~ To be contemporary with. 5 ôCtTo enter upon the afternoon. j:^'\ To be squeezed, J<:l\j _r^<aiib ^rSiij
expressed
(
fruit
).
To become
diffi-
cult (affair).
Turban. Kind of garment. Sharp boy. Saliva drying in the mouth. Biud-weed. Sinew. Choice men of a tribe. Sinewy, muscular. '^s-^sSinew, nerve. League, d'--at ^ coalition. Relations on the father's side. Distant relation having no legal claim. -^ Black head-kerchief worn yb women.
^^
i^
To take refuge towards.o^'^:p|_,_,.Saij To di'aw, to extort a. th. ^>. a _jîi.{ from. To take back (a gift) from.
Afternoon.
jôtj
yas.'\
,.
yae-
MteiTioon-prayer.
^roiJI
s>L^
The morning and He came late.
evening.
oyj<a^\
Manner of binding a turban. :c.ot Troop, band of men, of ^^t ^ xlit cattle, of bii'ds. -^ Faction, gang. form a party ; we are ^CIaI 'j>C in number. Rope for tying a camel's v'
We
\l^ sU
thigh.
Thread-maker or
Time. Age, century, epoch. He is matchless in his aj^t aj^S yi
time.
seller.
k_;LoP
Bandage. Head-band. w/Lit ^ <iS^ Turban. Red mist seen in a time of

drought.
Of illustrious
descent.
jyp^h
j-'a^^ j,ij^
He came
Asylum,
untimely.
_pi:i!
'
^.3
refage._,^sjUj S^âtj
âtj âs.
tixpre'sed
Pi.
Sjiitj jLif-j Ji^t_j Ji.^t juice (of a fruit). -^ Must.
Ugly and lean (woman). v.^-^ Bound with a ^Jalj XLal'\ ^ >^jui rope (she-camel). Lights and guts of sheep bound and roasted together. Vehemently hot (day). vi^ X4
Party-spirit. Patriotism. Relat^kJas
Three stones
for
j^\'iS-
'i'j<s\S'
tionship on the father's side.
pressing grapes.
Obstinacy, stubbornness.
^^j
^.2ijS
Dust swept by the wind. jUit In a moment. oCj!l jV.ip it Whirlwind, .noilj âGÎ ^ jl.it\
Fanaticism, zealotry, bigotry. Wearing a turban : crowned.
hurricane.
Presser.
Origin, family.
_^r;i
Lord, master. Reduced tostraitness by dearth.
^Lot
^ j^lii Jail
Bandaged (wound). Starved, Thin (sword).
^^j^^
i
Element, constituent.
To
bend, to
j.it
,)!ua^
ait
--
Sparrow. Female sparrow,

ropes.
r
-^
i^^
-^
s^J,/^ jj^^^ Bundle of Sjî^
The
four elements.
io
JVI ,ÛJi!l
s^;~iali!i
Whitsunday. Pentecost.
Simple, uncorapound (substance).
i.,<aip
To be
distorted,
^^^t a J-ap
-tt-
crooked (wood). To urine.
Pressing-place.
o
To bend, to To be late. To twist a.
twist a. th.
th.
>Lias.
Jop
Generous, _îii
giving freely.
j^
Wine-press
olive-press.
_j-P\ma <^ '-rva*;
J v^*".
__/Âa^
Crookedness, distortion.
j.op
Twisting tracts of sand.

Bowels.
jLofrt
Adult, marria- ûsU^j

J-Iat
r^^V> 9^
^ J^f^
geable
(girl).
Rain-clouds.
Distorted, crooked.
Intricate affair.
o)
J<>\t^
j^
^
Contemporary, contemporaneous.
J^l ^l
J-?0.c
Jiitj J-iip
Wild
onion,
squill.
To lunch. Lunch.
oIr^5
"^^.ij^
,
Harsh towards a debtor.

Crooked
staff.
J-^
^
Jlii
To blow
in
J.w;US
To
be strong, hardy. ._li& -i^ Strong, hardy. -,^fj JLalj JlaI To preserve, to ij 5 CJap i ^.it -protect a. 0.
a. 0. safe
s^Jas-\j \i^^j Clift i îip -Ha gale ( wind;. To be quick. To earn for (o.'s family), i ^jiortlj War has ^, 'JjîS cXa.V\j ciit blasted them.
To cut
green.
co\'n
when
A uit
o wiii
To keep
from
oj^5^l
jy 5
evil.
To seek refuge towards. To strap the head of (a

skin).
J|
fi>
To put forth blades (corn). ,j^\ To go astray. To perish (man).

Blades, dry leaves of corn-
ôtlj
ôt
sl^
^jLÛ
produce.
U-ifr a
To be white -footed
(horse, goat).
j,^
ôpI
Smell of wine.
violent,
ii.îij ^J>âmî 'iX^Ss'j
To strengthen
saddle.
a. o.
upon a
lay
s_i
To
hold fast by.
To
jtîi-^j
blowing in a gale, stormy (wind). Storm, whirlwind, ^Jl^KjI -r *i-i

hurricane.
hold upon a. th. To protect o.'s

self.
Blowing violently
,juî-j
^jJas-
^ oîat
^
:
^^\j
to
^'^\j
(wind).
Swift -running (gazelle, shecamel).
>Jî
'iiôp
abstain from sin
protect
o.'s
Dry
leaves.
Heads of the ears
from evil. To have recourse Remains, traces.

self
of corn.
to.^j ^.-inxJ\j
^^f-[
Particles falling off from the

cora-ears.
ij\:As-
-n^j j,las-j
jî
White
spot on a beast's foot. Strap of a Ûitj ^^j li-atl ^ ^li^ water-skin. CoUyrium. Handle of a
vessel.
^^
To dye yellow. To be dyed yellow.

safflower (yellow dye).
fi,
J^
-ft-
^klaiCi
Cai'thamus tinctoriui. bastard
î^
Virtuous, self-ennobled.
Protection. Prevention. Immunity
t^Lit
Xjtaf-
Sparrow
any small
j'.vlUst
^ j>-^
zJ^
bu'd. King. Blaze on a horse's head.
from
Dog's
sin, error.
Virtue, chastity.
He is hungry. High breed camels.

Gillyflower.
jî^^s-
jr*^! jjs^-it
^.vi-^ "^J
collar.
IrJc^
To be intricate (affair). ^fJaic\J ^^^7 To become hard (fruit-stone), ^s^{

Rebellion, disobedience.
*I^^> '^^c^
Dog's
collar.
White-footed.
tjal
Gluttonous, voracious. ^>i^j ^r^-^ Prohibited ; well defended. jw^^
Rebel, disobedient. Bleeding unceasingly

(vein).
i\^ ^
,i>'*
Meal
,(>>S^ 5-
of parched barley. ^^\s. y'\ Chaste (woman). Well^^t^ ^ *;îft defended ; surname of Medinah. Capital town, metropolis.
Rebellious. Apostate.
The province
^â\>i\
of Antioch.
The Orontes
(river).
^_,j
To
^
-tt"
,r^'j^>
White-footed
^,^ ^
'liJjp
^,-<a^'l
seize itj
5 Ca-^j^j
Uac a
a. th.
j^pa*
(horse, wild goat).
with the teeth, to bite
Wrist
upper part of
ôU? ^ ^-^
He spoke
him. Fortune has been severe for him.

evil of
*JS^.
<^
jas^
oCj!l i-at
the hand. Shelter. Place of refuge.
Having recourse to God

a
protection.
fi>
for
^-^^ ^b j,.^*
To To To
cling, to stick to.
^ Ca;-a
bite strongly.
bite o. a.
jaJxt
Impeccable,
infallible.
>>^^
ts
Calhi^j *oCj j^^c-
To
strike a. o.
stick.
Aj
\'ylas.
o Ua^
-f^
(cattle).
with a
a. 0, to seize
To
bind (a wound).
To make
a. th.
I
A
^îl.'
5 [papl
with the teeth. wounded him with my sword.

bite one another.
:
To take (a stick). To use a sword

as a
staff.
Cat a ,^5^
vjll)lj
^^tlj
iik^l
jaU^
To
Bite
seizure
un. ?>^
jr'_^ c.j j^S
To give a stick to a. o. To strike 0. a. with a staff. To put forth fruitless shoots

(vine).
5 Jas.
^^t
ôs.\
with the teeth.
The strokes
Niggardly.
of
<^'j'-^b
oWjJI ;|^
fortune and war.
To To
lean upon (a staff).
je i5^^l
cut (a stick) from a tree.

^,jas-'\j
Wicked.
strong.
jÛit Ij ^ >e Cunning. Resolute and

Jl,
j*^
Staff, stick. Stay.
\s^^,
^-a*
Support. Handle of an axe. Leg-bone.
Good walker.
Barley, fodder for cattle.
jai
Tongue. Polj/gonum, knot-grass. Mild-tempered man.
i/l^l ^-^
lîl
o0
jij
^^'l
Morsel, bit.
Ûit
trial.
Patient under
Prone to
jij. jÛiP Tyrant. Severe j^jâs. time. Bit of bread. Deep well. Bone, cartilage. J^\^j JU*
bite.
Weak-tempered man. He split the staff i. e. he made a schism. He threw the staff i. e.
he broke his journey. The staff is broken i. e.
\:a^\ wj--^ Uii!)
l.isil
To To To To To
cut off a. th. A CJa^ disable a. 0. (disease).

revile a. 0.
^.:?yfc
-?;{-
l..^! cJIjI^
"" *iU4i 5
pierce a.
o.
with a spear,
from.
,
lj 5
^c.
prevent
a. o.
He
they are disunited. He has peeled the staff l^s^;!! iJ_r^ i. e. he has opened his mind to him.
has admonished him

staff, rod.
:
\j^]\ iJ
p.^
Having a broken ,_^c 1j

horn, a
slit
C^ a
5
.^ît
severely.
ear (sheep). ^^\(_.Jip
Small
*^^
XL,ai^j \Jasi
To
deter, to cut off a. 0.
To
to
rebel against
^âs.
-^
from.
disobey.
To
baffle
all
means
5
Sharp sword. Sharp tongue.

Heedle.5s (child).
(hemorrhage).
To
_)Ujp
rebel
jp
^jiili^lj
JÛj Jpj
Reviler.
against.
.ap
harshly towards
to
weary
a. o.
i_)
Having a broken
o
,.,Jp
To To
straitea a. o. (affair).
S J^j,(i'iiias:j "^Jas.
UiiP
^ ^.it^
horn, a
slit ear.
Brotherless. A\'eak,
helpless.
prevent (a
woman) from marrying.

5Ujp a
J-ist
Feeble, sickly, crippled.
v^^***
-ft-
To have a muscular body. To become strait with

people (land).
*u L jiit
To
To
be
difficult to a. o.
^j
s ^y^l
To help, to assist a.o. 5 ij^jt o oisft To wound a. 0. on the arm. To have a pain in the arm. a-a<J To lop (a tree)it> oia-i:, Ij laJat oia^
,
i
(affair).
baffle the skill of
phy-
5 jjiiuj
with a hook. To deviate (arrow).
jl^cI^ jua*
s
sicians (disease).
Foul, crafty
man.
o!iV-i*
jJjp
Large
JJ
rat.
r J-^
Musculous. musculai*.
Oat-
jii^j
J-^f-
J^
x'ljifr
^ iLy^j Cj'^^J
,
T '^^
Muscle. Misfortune, calamity. jispj
To To To To To To
help, to succour a. 0.
ju^t
juaCo
uâStl.
help one another.
become strong. take a. th. upon the arm. ask assistance from a. o.
pluck
(fruit).
:
a
,_,
^
iUiil
jJalsZ,\
J^ ^
(m.
/".)
Side. Stay, support
ai&
Momentous
(affair),
j^^j
JUst
<i4^
helper, as8ista.nt.
Chronical, incurable (disease).
He
is
my
help,
my
support.
jjJas.
j^
Distressing event.
cj'Aî
?-
Upper
ai*m of
aJatlj iLatl
-Utj oiicj aiap
Misfortune. Intricate question.
Handle of a bow.
Ûat
fr
j,^
Root
of the tail.
_îspj *i-afr1
l^JaP
man : arm of a beast. Strength. Disease in the arm of a camel. jJasTwo rows of palm-trees ol^Vc
bordering a streamShort (man, woman).
Winnowing-fork.
*4-itj *4*-hpj
To lie. To To slander, to revile a. o. To browse on acacia-trees

(camel).
a ^+^J utter magic words.
<^ ^
i
fii
r ~
(m.
/.)
iUjp
Large bracelet. Iron I'eapingii^ hook. Brand on a camel's arm.

Side of a road.
He
is his
inseparable
SiJ^^ S^lisp iiiLa^ yi
To
lie,
to calum-
<^\j ,i^^
*-iap
companion.
niate.
Lie.
Calumny. Witchcraft. o>i2f

tree.
Any thorny
oQat ^ iftCaPj Species of acacia-tree. <> Hawthorn.
^r
*^
The two posts of a door. ^_J(J\ niiîs. Large in the upperî\.atj îCa*
arm.
Row
of palm-trees.
ulJ-a&
-r
-^c-^t
Calumny. Falsehood. vCat ^ mc-?cAbounding with acacia- Si-at j. ^^t

trees (ground).
Depasturing thorny
trees.
(m.
/".)
*îcj
Short palm-tree. Having slender arms or an arm ojjil shorter than the other. Reaping-hook. juau^ -^ JiaJi^ Armlet, amulet. i\laij aiii^
Wizard. Deadly (snake). Lie. To share 5j A j^hpj

a. th.
<^Cc.
<^\'^s- -r
,
<4-ot
Large butcher's knife. Lopped, trimmed (tree).

Intense cold. Hail, snow.
iCai
i_î
,j-Ij^'as-
Ijii^ o
Uit -
>b ^âs.
-K-i{-
To
skin (sheep).
The perinoeum.
Hired man.
jiat
Jsîifr
To
divide a. th. into classes,
parts.
Low
Limb of the body. -{hlS ^ yos-i < Member of a society.

Portion. Party, sect. Lie. oîa^ Man in good circumstances, jît.
base.
PZ.
; <Lij Ca^j JaJ j^Caf-j Attendants, followers.
Thieves, rogues.
*-^c:
Gullet, oesophagus,
i^^jias,
-r
Îr^
-J^
^'j
To
act
jc J-a^j
!^-af o
j.ap
t_Jua&
IVY
-ft-
)
slit (a
,U
piece
High (mountain). Tall (man Long (day). Generous, Mercury (planet).
i>t
To
JaLtj
Lk* o
"Jat
-ft-
of cloth).
i>j,^
o ..^Jap
-ft-
To sneeze. To break
Hi
died.
Clispj
(daylight).
CIS
To master a. 0. To fell a. o. on the

ground.
J^JVI Jl
loiJlj
m luck befell him.

To cause
a. o. to
To hi
split,
chopped
ul:7
(wood).
sneeze
To bend To To
(wood).
slit
"Jaijl^
Sneezing, sneeze.
Pieces of cloth
perish.
lengthwise.
iaW
-ft-
He
beai'3 a likeness to
shout, to yell (fighters).
U-'U^
him. Sneezing. Daybreak

Snuffing-tobacco,
sniitf.
To
.îaff Ij
Cjap a ^-Jit
-ft-
be exhausted (beast).
To be
rotten.
jc.
To lose o.'s temper To be mellowy,

soft (cotton).
with.
^.Jialj CJa*
^^'^^
Death. NoseSternutatory. To be thirsty.
CiiaP a
iji-Jas-
-ft-
To thirst To cause
to a. o.
for a. th.
intense thirst s J.)acSj jlLp

a. o. in
To put forth gems (vine). ^\a To brew (wine) for bettei'ing * it. -^ To spoil, to injure a. th. To cause the loss of a. 0. i ^JasTo carry (fire) in a rag. A sJi^\
\
Softness of cotton.
,_Xi^
v-iaPj wJafr
To
vie
with
bearing
J^\s.
Jâi^ ^- u^
xlias-
Cotton. Wool.
thirst.
Flake of cotton. Rag.

thirst.
s^
^^^^
To bear
Thirst.
Destitute, poor.
Dangerous place.
v%'^ t
(day).
yjas-
*-
^^'*
-ft-
Paioxyam
Thirsty
of thii'st.
llWj
*lip
jXi-j
JÔ.
Hardship, severity. Hard, distant (journey). High
jjac
i^las
(person, place).
(mountain). Long
;
Liberal
a ^kt
Thirst-giving disease
thirst.
insatiable^^lis^
(man).
To send
out sweet
-ft-
Thirsting.
îWj
j-'^^j
JS)^ ^
\
olliap
odours.
Dried up (soil;. Longing for. Withheld from water (beast
Appointed time of
thirst for camels.
ji.lCiS
To perfume a. 0. or a. th. Aj _4^ To be perfumed, to smell ^,ia;~J.ij _4^ goo J. To remain unmarried (woman).
:j
Sweet odour, perfume.
Ji^
jâs-
Thirsty ground. Often thirsty.
jJîS ^
(m.
Ji
f.)
i
ÎJûJ^
Sweet-smelling, aromatic,
Essence.
_4*^
îL^
-ft
To
To
incline, to
6^j
CUat
wiL*
lean towards. turn aside (a beast^ by

inc'ine (wood),
piil-
Essence of rose. ij}-" j^. Aromatic, fragrant. '4j^ Ti-ade of a perfumei-, a druggist. SjLkt
Sweet-smelling.
camel).
s^lia*? ^^ ('^(
ling the rein.
To bend, to To fold (a To connect
ft
îL^j
A)
she-
pad).
Perfuming himself. Valuable

^jît
(a
word) to another with a conjunction.
To turn away from. To remove a. 0. from. To feel sympathy for. To have long eyelash.
^ 'i;jrîip ^
it
^^ ^^'^j
CiLt a w4p
Liking perfumes. Perfumer, druggist. Perfumed. Fragrant with pei"fumes.
Jal ^ JhKt
jlSat
_^Li
{m.
f.)
jyh^^
0^
To
ne^jlect a. th.
To
render (a couu-
To
inspire
sympathy
to
ulti
try)
unoccupied, uncultivated. -^To
a. o. for.
impair, to injure, a. th.
To wear no jewel (woman). To be unemployed (labourer).

be impaired. Destitute of good.
learning.
JCk-'l
jLij
-^
To wrap To wrap
a cloak.
a. o. in a cloak.
o.'s self in
iSyS
u^s.\j oLij
jifcCo
To
To be
^ jLcj
Jv'ktl
afFectiouate, favourable
jW jW
to a. 0.
Without
halter
bridle nor
(horsa).
^ Unarmed (man).
jiat
J\i\
To have a proud gait. To be inclined. To be

folded.
^
>ii^ J
bent,
wiisiil.
Without string (bow). ^ Damage, loss.
Interest of money.
jLp
jLtp
To be benevolent towards. To try to conciliate a. o. s To implore the mercy of.
^5
wikiLll.
Want
of ornament. Neck. Body,
person. Denuded parts of the body.

Idleness, worklessuess.
iUat
Propensity, sympathy. Bend of a oJaP road. Conjunction (grcun.).
Conjunctive particle,
like J,
wiJaiJI
j^
oiiaP
j,^
(-Jji-'V
Wearing no ornament (woman). Undotted (verse).

Destitute of goods, ornaments,
qualities.
-^
Side of
^^^J
jliafr'l
5r
the body. Arm-pit. Shoulder.
jlu
He
Damaged. Worthless.
Bad.
Stalk of a male palm-tree. Jialij J^^ Tall, fine (she-camel). ^^'J
^
fy-
Cripple.
a^
is a self-admirer. *iii^ J ^la^ Turn, by-street. Vine-prop. iliat Tendrils of a vine. ;iiac Creeping plant. ^JiL^ Ample garment. Xi^]j jUi^l ^ usliaP Waist-wrapper. Sword.
Worthless, damaged.
o'^âf^
Affectionate. Cloak.
îlit
^ ^!U
Workmen's
strike.
Damage.
J-|aii
Conjunction.
Holyday. Delay.
Sect denying the divine attributes.
iiii/5
Mercy, kind
c/V'ileUj J^\'yi- -^ <ii>\S'
feeling. Relationship. Bias.
Snare, trap for game.îJji^
^ ^
ojJs-'vt
Unemployed. Untended iiLi^ ^ jLi (flock). Not used (well). Uncultivated (land). <> Damaged. Unproductive
(mcney). Desert leading to Hedjaz.
Trap. Of good disposition.
^jit
*ii^
Bow.
xsiLt J
kj;_lLp
Connected to another (word). Jjiaii>i Word to which another jlit J^^Lii

is
jjikt a
i
connected.
To macerate
(hides).
^j
Ojac
Jac
Cj.iat
To To
To
lay near water (cattle).

stink (hide in
<>
^Lij'b
'^^- a îii
the tan).
To become mouldy.
Curved bow. XijiaiA Neck. Bending of the wilU^ -r -.^^t^ body. Fold of a garment. Cloak. Sword. îÛ^ j^ ^jiLi^ Bending of a valley. i^^'S" oiii/i
near i î-'h ;)as. water. Fatherland. o^lac'l - (:;i^ Resting-place ^tU^ ^ o^>j c^^J ~ for cattle near water. Rich and generous. ^;j| ^Lj
let cattle rest
To wear no jewel (woman). To be destitute of (wealth,

learning).
^^
yias-
To be workless (workman).
VCkt o
jW
Stink,
-fy-
Mouldiuess.
xikt
,
-i^j
.\a.s.
To
divest (a
Macerated ti;; ^ ^^Lij tLkt ^ ^î and stinking (hide). < Mouldy.
ornaments.
goods.
woman) of her f^j s jLt To strip a. o. of hia

leave a.
o.
To
unemployed.
.lie
Indisposed through
jhi ^
a
Jtf.'j
j^
Stinking (person).
*ii^j
uoiat
excess of drink,
Put into the tan

o
(hide).
o>it^j
jkilb S^î >^^

,
S^
Liying doM-n :dJ_,
o^j
J\j
<A>1
^ ^k^
jQap
To To
couple (dogs, locusts).

collect together
near water (camel).

jlai^j jlat
jp
against.
To
press upon.
Tan for hides. To receive to

:
\'jias.
o vLp
-ti-
To overlay a. th. vOi^j VUiCU Jiit To insert (in poetry) ^Vkt i^liJI J
verses of another poet. o To make repetitions
in a discourse.
jl
give a. th.
To
>Slkil
raise the head J| *j jJj and the hands towards. To minister to a. 0. To urge
a. o.
Ll'Ij
las.
jiatj JfeU Coupled (locusts). The day of conflict Jl^hill >^ amongst the Arabs. To become of a dark blue. J^' ^,Uit -fr Indigo, woad plant dyeing
;
To
offer
^pIj,
0.
n'ktj
Slls'ui
J'i j/it
a present to a. To serve a. 0.
To be
tractable (beast).
!
Jati
Jlii), aCta^l C
How
bountiful he is
Dark (night). To be j^lj 'v'l^pj Ukt jas- -Sgreat, big. To be momentous, griblue.
,
evous
(affiiir,
misfortune).
To become momentous, To
give a bone to
& Jal'\i
,
Jt JasCJat o Jos-
distressing (artair, misfortune).

(a dog).
To ask for a. th. Ja-Lllj LiS To hurry on. la^ To exercise (a profession). A To hand a. th. to 0. a. To A j/uj quarrel about a. th. To engage in. To exert o.'s self in. To be addicted to poetry. 'jli\ JsW>
Gift, present. Soldiers' pay,
To strike a. o. on the bones. 5 '~C^ 5 Jits. To dismember a (sheep). To hold a. o. as great *_, ^^1j
;
allowance.
More
bountiful than.
to
JL*1
iaJ>
Giving, granting.
to regard, to honour, to
exalt
a. o.
Wilt thou give
it
To exaggerate a. th. ^lii; To be exalted. To grow tall. To be looked upon as great. To magnify o.'s JajcL\i j^\i>i To
be proud. be held as great. To become important, grievous.
self: to
a. 0.
Munificent, 'Js\*ij generous.
me? iila*J iJl ji hi*^ ^ C"^- A) 'ît*;
^^W
To try a. 0. (war). i \Jas- o "Jat -STo fell a. 0. on the ground. jajS/O 5 To ill-treat o. a. CliUaej *1Ua tii To fight desperately with o. a.
Rigour, trials of war. To dry up (hide). (j_^tj CJaP
-^
i
To judge
Aj 5 Jeu^ \ To wonder at the magnitude of. To

great.
w-lat
-ft-
take the greatest part of. Bone. j^'^
/^J
f J^^
Jhs.
Jas^
To become hard (hand). To take cave of a. th. To bear a. th. ip Ckt

patiently.
u
a fcj4^J
Main
part.
;
Ûicl
Hugeness
magni-
^ J^j ^ W i^ ^t j
f^^ljl
To
delay, to hinder a.
0.
^t
wlaP
tude, importance.
from.
JjjLjI
The middle
Greatness,
of the road.
X>Uafj
Joa
XJas-
Wicked,
o>Uaf j
grandeur. Pride.
The thick part

the tongue.
of the arm, of
XJal
The
chiefs of the people.

tall,
^[^1 cXJixl
Great. Big,
>.OaPj 'liSfr
^ j,^
f^
To
shut o.'s self
roll a. o. in
lYe
JUi&
up for dying
ai:tl
grand. Serious, important. Terrific

(event).
from starvation.
To
Ja.3
(
\J^
Jis,
)
-ft-
Enormous
^
portentous.
of the
îSat^ ^Vkt
I'ight.
(th' dust).
(earth).
To rub
a vessel
with
Good. Vej-y well, aU
^^
To
soil -with (dust).
Tke noblemen
:ifctU^l i;u.c
To water (corn-crops) for the first A time. To fecundate (a palm-tree). To be dusty. To be Juc.:^\j \'y>s. a y^
,
kingdom. Portentous event \\iaS' ^ !U.sJa^ important afifair. Frightful ( crime).

Greater. More serious.
j> jal\ Greyish pigeon. '^s^^ Glorying in decayed bones i. e. ^/f _"bc having- no other glory than that of
:
ash-coloured.
^W
To
roast (meat) in the sun,
_,
in hot sand.
To throw
a. o.
^ _,lt down in
the dust. To render a. th. white. To wean (her young) gradually (female). ^ To glean (in a field). A To fall into destitution, contempt. ^^
his ancestors.
The main part of. Momentous event.

Exalted.
^^
:;; 'fc-
To
be soiled with Jcil\i J^\i J^~> dust. <> To be gleaned (ears, olives).
cast its prey upon the
(lion). i Jiii[
îm
to poison
y \'J^l o CtiP
0.
-S-
To harm,
a. 0.
To
ground
unawares. To deter a. good. To calumniate a. 0.

'UaC
from
"^
To drag
Dust.
(o.'s
clothes) in the dust.

.jUfr'l ?r
Obvious speech. Boar, swine,
^J ^
l_k&j
S<Vlatj
*iV^,
~t5^
Large
lizard.
oQvJapj OCJatj
^s
îp V j.>ir
jUt j jUtI ^ jilj
J^ To
refrain
from unlawful pleasure.

js. lii;J.|j
young pig. Tremendous

Dull market.
lion.
Js- ol-l
^^
34^j_>i*J?-j
-i'JJ.
Wicked, mischievous man.

Dust-colour. Shudder.
To be chaste. To abstain from. To render a. 0. chaste To take medicines. To graze on (dry

herbage
:
(God).
2^
lisl
oUj
lj>^:^\j liSpl,
cattle).
Hair of a
mane. Fea- liÎpj thers of a cock's crest. Hair of the

liou's
Continence. Self-restraint.
:
jUpj
tUt
forelock of a horse.
Intenseness of heat, cold. Rabble, s^lt Wheat boiled without grease. jlit
Chastity abstemiousness. Chaste, Sic \j '\is)j 0>is -r '-ci^-> "-*^ continent. Temperate. Abstemious.
Desinlerested, incorruptible.
^j~'jd\\
UtJiS'
Bread without seasoning. Tree used

for striking fire.
Remainder
SjUt
udder.
of milk in the
SaUtj Ît
Malignance.
Misfortune.
-^
Gleaning.
Wicked and crafty. "Cj^s^ Hair on the top of the head, sl^îtj
Torrefied in the sun.
He came
time.
at the proper
*;
lie
It
b.
Dry
rvt
Unseasoned (bread).
Scarabee.
Lion. Blackbeetle. Firm-
To twist a. th. * To speak Arabic barbarously.
icit
cJ^
-^
<jij
A.'f-yS'
Kind of
gruel.
0.
,_,
ir^^
s v'sJp
i
minded. Full-grown man White, untrodden land. Reddish-white ^ A'jjs-
To
strike a.
'Ît
-f{-
with (a
stick).
J^
^1
Intestines, guts.
ÛpI
-it
?r-i-3
r^j r-^.
*?s^
-fii
(gazelle).
Mallet.
-r^J^j
CIoIpj loi*
Reddish sand. Gazelle.
j^S*i t jyA. Portion of the night. Active ass.
To jump on both
feet.
oIp
To be expeditious in (work). To dart oq (its prey lion). To fight with (the sword).
:
1Y^
^
ji^
jiij\
? jirtl.
Following a caravan and living j^CJ on their provisions.

-^
^
sjuc
Gleaner.
Rump
of animals.
j'i!>'l
Dusty.
Visitor.
3^,
To speak
random.
at
>Â&OI (kit
dU*
-^ Gleaned. Cunning. Bold. CJj!,Ut ^ c-iît - Demon. Powerful and malignant ge-
nius.
To be
foolish.
ikitj feu^ a
diit
dUt
dlltl
To be
Bravo
crafty, to
!
become wicked.
o^T
Ts
-Jf
Foolish.
'ikit
^
i
di^>jUtj
a. 0. in
j,j\i
i
Light-witted.
ArJ^J '^^^
^.ltj,CJp
Jis.
To
I'oll
the
o.
CJS
^t
To alter (the A meat air), lobe ^s. -^j ^jj

:
-^
dust.
To
detain a.
*Jjitj
uit a
IjjIcj
^î^
mouldy, corrupt, putrid. Mouldiness, putrefaction.

Malaria,
iviouldy, putrid,
Ja
^4^
^lî^j cyi^j
To wrestle with a. 0. s ^li To wrestle together. tjJiii-h ^CJ To be rolled in the dust. j ^',j{ To heap up (things). jLlt Cii^ To pick up things of no value, jj^ -^ To eat much of various dishes.
fl>
i
-jj^
stinking.
Miasmatic
(air).
^y^
To be
To ba
dense, tufty.
)^
Ut
-*>
scarce, scanty (hair, herbage).
To be
To be erased (trace). To be redundant. To let (hair) 5_, A Ci^ j^^^S'yis. o Uc grow. To give bountifully to a. o. To erase (a trace). * Ipj UsHe forgave him JLJi iJj p^ ^t Ut
clear (water).
i
Rubbish. Luggage. xljSj jiiS > Worthless people. û!l ^ xXCip To wring a. th. To fi> Cait uols- -Hbend a. th. To overcome a. 0. in wrestling, s
i
To To To To
stop (a bottle).
fit
^^tsAj
his fault.
dye a. th. with gall-nuts fit ^j^ wrestle with a. 0. ^\srecover a debt i_2> îitl. from. Gall-nut. Oak-tree producing ,jAie
May God
conduct.
forgive him.
his previous
ixc
J*
"Jc
galls.
He mended
o^C*
ic
Distortion of the nose.

Bitter, pungent.
yait
^jais.
Perdition, destruction effaced
JJC->JI
^fÛ Jt
Purse. Leather-stopper.
Bitterness, acridity.
o''^.
To
a.
preserve
o.
them i. e. they died. 5 Îj.Ûpj nsU* Ji from. To restore a. 0. to
<J>^
Ciaifr
i
To break CuJtj
wind (goat).
Qa-itj
iic
-ft-
health.
May God
health
^
!
keep thee in good

!
!
^\ iJ^t
To sneeze To smack
(sheep).
Ctr^^j Ckit
the lips (shepherd). Gait Flatulence. Sneezing. Ja-ifj ixis
Bravo Well done
iivitj iJlSu
lg.*\
fi>
He does not possess

a farthing.
:d33ij
Vj
ilaj>i- 1) f
To give liberally. To let grow (the hair, beard). He has paid up his debt *2ki
to him.
To
go and come
often.
uit
jIp
-ft-
^1
hj
JUj
To be effaced (trace). To recover from illness,

cured.
to be
To awake after a short sleep. To patch up, to botch a. th. A To catch, to seize a. th. To drive (sheep )^ ,_;;; jc Cajj ^1 jl^
together.
To go
a.th.
to a. o. for asking
i^pl
'
To seek
to be freed,
^1.
i:~t
To blandish a. 0. s CjUtj '*aui To go and come to no purpose. To seek a shelter in. i_,
jSl*
jisS
jl,o
lYY
3^
a. th.
Pregnant or thought J^ rr tJ^2& such (mare). Tender fruit-stones. J^l Jy Red shell. Ravine worn yr i.^si'^ by a torrent. Red chalcedony car:
exempted from
oftice).
To
resign (an
Dust. Rain.
White
spot on the
Ufr
pupil of the eye.
Ostridge feathers. Long hair of
Vp,
nehan. Flash of lightning j; ut ^ xi-ic spreading in the clouds. River. Soft date-stone. Hair of a young just born.
an ass.
The
as.s.
-U-Jl^ll
Ei'asure.
The
best part
of.
Excess,
Wool
Stems
of a
young sheep.
'j,^" Jc?*"
o12p
'J\s-j
,
The agate.
Disobedient,
refractory.
:c2c'lj
(of vines, palm-trees).

<25c
js.
redundance. Pardon, amnesty. Favour, benefit. Excuse, plea. Untrodden, uncultivated land. He granted it spontanel'ifr illJl ously, as a favour. roal 'Ciftj 5f oîp ^ jif'j jASij îi-j Ufr
of
Disobedient.
Jj^j i^b
J^
-{{-
To
chatter (magpie).
jiip
Magpie,
oUiS ;^ îS -^j tj^^^ rr (J2t bird of evil omen. Chattering of a
magpie. Rustling of a paper.
new garment,
s
of
*iist.
an ass. Pardon. Blood-piice. oji Froth of a Sjlitj "ij^^j j^j >*^, cooking pot. First and best broth. Hair of the head. Remainder in a cooking- sjUt-j SjUt
pot.
To
strike a. o. on the
Cit o k_it
of.
ifc
-H-
Demand
of exemption
office.
resig-
heel.
To come
(
at the heel
)
nation of
To
To
To
bind
sue-
an arrow
ij'ifeiJj
with a
sinew.
dyS '*î^} îj^j Ci^

of.
The merciful. (God). ^ Thick, strong (bough). Forgiver. De- *;^\s-j jth
mander
of a favour.
SUt
9r
ofp
ceed, to take the place
Comer
to water.
follow
fi>j
s 'CSk^j' _ilij
^j
Guest.
a, 0. closely.
To barter
a. th.
Seeker of herbage, CjC^^j

of
o'S*"
5r *cS^'^
To endeavour repeatedly to. j _,ic To reiterate (a raid) in the same year. To sit on the heels and make
a supererogatory (prayer).
means
of
subsistence.
Good
jiiJ"
health.
Receiving
many guests
Cj*'-'!
He
fled
away and
Jik'i 'Jj \'Jy^
Jj
and petitioners i. e. generous. Pardon. Exemption Recovery.

Convalescent.
3lJU;J
did not return.
vju>
fi,
To
ride by turns with
s '*JU/i
û
a. 0. in
(a journey). To
altei-nate
To To
i-end, to split a. th.
\ii
o j, -^
disobey, to be
(
s ':di>j
:
Ojkl o
son).
i
a. th.
with.
refractory to
his father
To To To
punish, to requite, s Cutj 'xJu^

die.
To be pregnant
(mare).
CJU&j
v'jUtj a2t
To
leave offspring.
To
^t
give in exchange.
return to
a. o. (fevei').
ride (a horse) by turns. to a. 0.
To i To succeed
fi>
To be rent, ripped. j;j)j,Cut a j.'\ To shoot forth (palm-tree). To

become pregnant (mare).
To occasion (a disease). To requite a, o. foi". To take careful information

about.
^ ^^^
at
a
To be tightened (knot). To burst (cloud). To draw (the .sword).

Bitter (water).
j^[
jit'lj
jit{
'js.
JV2f-j
Deep hollow.
llcj
jt
*2ft
To
follow step by step.
To be
Hair of a
foetus.
jst ^
JUc
Copaiva, resiuous juice. Procrastinating (debtor).
(cattle).
tLju3i\
lYA
) of.
j^.
^|ii
wii^
the heels
To
find fault with.
To
(
alternate with each other
^^Ci
Substitute. Skilful driver of
Head-covering of a -vvoman.
day and night ). To perform a. th. alternately.
j
a ,_JSftl
Ear-ring.
To
detain a.
a. th.
0.
To with-
^j
Bringing forth a male and a oUi^ f-male alternately (woman, beast). The angels of the day and the oCSi^JI night Praises of God repeated a hundred times at the end of prayer. Follower. Avenger. >Ji\J> Jacob. James. V^^
hold
It
To experience
a. th.
as
the result
tance.
of.
'iiiaj il.
ended for him in repenfollow the foot-steps

of.
To
5 ^JifJ,\,
Race, run.
Heel.
,_ji2t
Son
i_;Up
^ w5B j
c,u^ 1
^ ^Sp ^ jjc
Male partridge.
The
^ ^Ji^_ Jacobites (Syrian Cj,jm2\j tSGJJI

of j^_ut
^CJ
grand-son,
oflspi'ing.
Following im-
mediately. Pivot, axis.
heretics).
He came
close
4^
j\
Remainder
illness.
y^j
J^
i
4^
jQ.
-^
after him.
Pimples on the
a knot
fi>
lips
after
ait -
fever. Pi. Misfortunes.
Result, consequence. cjUf ] ^ v^J <-^ Sinew, tendon used as i_;Ufr1 ^
^^
To make
ol&j , llot
string.
to tie (a rope).
clude (a bargain).
To contract, to conTo arch (a vault).
Turn, in succession. Stage ^^ ^ ti* of a journey. Remainder. Substitute-
To cement a building. Ijo^Jb, -UJI -de To thicken (liquid).-^ To bud (pla.).jL2f To vouch a. th. to a. o. Ji j\ J jdt To have recourse to a. o. Ji I2II
fit
Mark, outward
Variegated
sign.
_^ ^
JliaJI *Zi^j
?:?&
cloth.
Remainder of beauty.
tit
He
only does
it
_^|
:
Css. s[ dU'i Jiij
for protection.
once a month.
To reckon with the lingers. ^jlls-Ji j^ To intrust a. o. with the jt oÛj, j^sgovernment
of.
Mountain-road
acclivity.
ascent,
^jUt
^ tic
jic
Issue, result of a. th. Retribuu. S
To
oblige a.
o.
to enter
jmj
tion
reward or punishment.
an agreement upon.
Requital,
\jis,
To be
tongue-tied.
To
fi>
a JOt
become impeded (tongue;.
To thicken (a liquid). j,is.'\j jêHe used obscure speech. *^j >5^l alt To enter a compact, to make s .uu
a treaty with.
Cj^jjit- *jjS^j , vÛij (_<U& punishment. Eagle, ospray. oCit j s_i^1 ;r Û&, Elevated spot. Projecting rock. Standard, banner. Terrible sliiiJj sui^lcj SUiitj ^jUp eagle having sharp talons.
To become entangled (business), j^ To be heaped up (sand, clouds). To be knit, comphcated jîl\j jl2;;\j (thread). To be confirmed (bargain). To thicken, to coagulate j^\j
(liquid).
\etites, eagle-stone.
j-'J^\j s^\s2\
jk^
Aquila (constellation). Follower, successor. ^\jJj In consequence of that.
^liiH
>_-Si^j <--?*
dilh
Worthy
successor.
Punishment. Imprisonment.
Successor, the last (in a succession). Vicar, lieutenant.
Result. Consequence,
sequel. Offspring.
secui'ed to his
^^^1*
To conclude a compact together. alCj To be vaulted, arched. 4- To be aaiil.

performed
(meeting).
(
mari'iage).
To gather
w5l^ ^
*^
ûi*
Power was
son.
o^ j>Vi
The
End.
results of the event.
_^ Vl ^\'j
(
(tliread).
iY\
J.aC'
Abstruse (discourse). Entered (compact). Vaulted i_^;i

(building).
To become compactly formed ositl fruit-stone ). To become firmly es(
tablished (bonds of fraternity).
He has no settled opinion. ^^2^^ iJ G Honey thickened by fire. Food -uSiLj
To To
believe a. th. firmly.

ac(juire (goods).
a oistl. VU
jjp
To
prepared with honey. put forth bunches (vine),
ailt
rr
-Ji-
Knot. Contract, compact. Responsibility, coherence.

lit
Cluster,
bunch of
-^^^
i
^y^ The supreme

:
grapes.
ruler 3^lj oiiJI he who binds and looses.

j,_^
k_->U
To hock (a beast), itj 5 S'JuL j!& To wound a. o. To slay a. o. To mark a beast) on the leg.=3. To cut
-ft-
Arch, vault. Compound
ait
ait
_i5c
number from
ten to twenty.
off
To
\Jis-
the head of (a pahn-tree). hit (game). To detain a. o.

o Jli-j
,
Necklace. String of pearls. Tongue-tied.
^^
)
Heap of
un.
e'Xilj
Soit
jo^jjOp
sditj j^p
^J^j \Jî '_>2t To be barren (woman). Sjlitj To have no issue (affair). Vjil 'JisTo become stupefied \Ji. a Jis. through fear.
Jhî
,
sand. Strong.
Impediment of speech.
To slaughter (a camel). j^ To vie with a. o. in generosity, j ^\s. To contend with a. o. in reviling. To apply o.'s self to. To cling, to A keep to. To be addicted to (drink). To render (a woman) barren 5 JisS (God). To stupefy a. 0. To possess an extensive estate. _pj) To last (rain). To grow (plant). To be galled (on the ^siclj _^'0 ~ back beast). To be hamstrung (beast). _,2ijt To be unable to draw an y î.\
s'
:
Rottenness of the teeth. Root of the tongue. sîp Knot. Moral bond, obliga- oip ^ side tion. Ganglion. Joint, articulation of the boues, fingers. Gem, bud of
plants. Government of a province. ( Funded property acquired. Place abounding with trees. Pasturages. His anger has subsided. iait cj^j
Tie, bond. Cohesion. Contract
iliJl^
marriage agreement.
of
(
).
Conclusion of
an
Faith, belief, tenet.

Article of faith
:
*^\
aiiiij
dogma.
Obscurity of speech.
^>l6a)lji_jij
augury.
Constitutive part
Interstice.
of.
Witches. Haberdasher.
Habei'dashery.
:
olîull
.sUc
Wound.
of a house.
Jii.
s3li*
j, xis.
I
Main part
Ruined palace. Palace. Childless man. Compensation,
itj
Jis.
Tongue-tied jip ^ ^\jis. impeded in speech. Knit. Congealed. Female slave.
ju2t
dowry given
Cook's egg Hearth.
:
to
woman.
Ji!^\ x^jj
Bound by a treaty
ally.
j\
First or last Q.%g of a hen.
Godsend.
îlj jii
of mean or J'j^\ generous disposition. <> Leader of an army.

Belief, religious
A man
/^\\
_^li)l
Barrenness,
sterility.
SjUpj 'j^j j^j
J^
su>>j
jjJ3i.
SJuSt
tenet.
^\'Jis.
Sandy hill. Landed property,

estate.
oO^
_^^j
J^
jlat
String of beads, amulets. ju|us ^ iUi> Bindiug-place. Joint, y. jj^ articulation. Meeting-place for a
S^
Wine. Rich
beasts.
furniture.
s_^2&j
Exhausting his
jl
compact. Enchanter, charmer. Knotty (wood). Complicated
ji;^
jili
J^
(
lA:
To have the horns t-wisted CiZt- a ^2*. buck ). To be ill-tempered back

niggardly.
To
(an
;
be restive (beast).
affair). -^
Drugs, aromatics. Simples, j^^ ^ j\afFinely-tempered iron. jA3i2iJI-Cf uju*. Chemist, druggist, herbalist. ^_n|Uft
To entangle
To
^St
Wounding, biting (beast

of prey).
îl
jJtL
prick, to itch
to sting (insect).
Sting.
Af"curaiilated sand. Niggardly.
Knob, knot.
^jflj,l2p 5r
Lock,
cJÛPj plait of hair.

,
*.o.2tj
i^tj ît ^st ît ^ iiit t/*^ T * -a2t

uÛ&j
Galling
j2i/j J^fî
J^t j j^'ij
,
"i'Jii-
the back (saddle). Wounded, stabbed, jjal'j tJît hocked. Terror-stricken. Childless,
^^
jÎp
ûs-
Red
silk,
string for
hair-tresses.
Woimded
(beast).
Cut in
^ji.
^ oj\^
making
Stii.g of insects.
the legs.Voice of a singer, a weeper, a reader. Slain nobleman.
Having the horns ^_-i^ twisted backwards. Having distorted fingers. Having crooked teeth.
^ ^
Barren (woman)
Childless (man).
_;|l>sj
^4^
t Jk^
^
unfruitful (land).
_,2f
,
Stinging, itching.
u^|
,>a>î'
Anth em is pyreth ru m
tory of Spain.
pelli-
C>^j
_^\s.
Stung. Sting of insects.
Struggle, contention.
Crooked or broken in ^.ÎUj^ the head (arrow). To fold, to bend fi> îcj ,u2fr uai(wire) to crook a. th. To be bent, folded, ^2it.\j îi^
i
;^ <r.< ^ ^>^>
-il-
Having the teeth broken (camel).

Possessing
Jil
'\'Jis.
jis,\
much
property.
To
twist, to curl, to bend
^'^ ^
j^
a. th.
twisted.
To be crisp, curled (lock of haii").c_j32iJ To be unfaithful to a promise.

Scorpion. Strap,
-jjl**^ ?r
Fox. ,jsi Bending, crookedness. *iip Contorted. Rude, churlish(Arab).^2ii 1 Iron hook. ujp Plant alike to the rue. -KiLllj
Disease distorting the legs of
sheep.
j\is.
vC^
thong.
hair.
()
Hand
Pi. Slanders.
a watch, clock ). Calamities. Curls of

of
(
Intenseness of cold, hardships of winter.
'fxlJI
v-J^
vS*^!
Attacked with distortion ^\'jC ^

of the legs.
wi5li.
Scorpio {Zodiacal sign). Heliotropum Europueum,

heliotrope.
i_/,2iJI
slxis^
Crooked stick. ^ Hook. Crook-backed (old man).
<jUp
Female scorpion. Clever female

slave.
"iVjis.
To destroy, to overLcj whelm a. o. (calamity). To perish (man). To be crushed
^^^ s _,iit ^
Jalî
Hook
of a saddle.
-^
Male scorpion. Earwig.

Full of scorpions
(place).
Peg. o^.jii
j>
<J.^^
'^.'_^j'
^^^'-^
by misfortune. termagant. A scor5
j'tiUt
^ jyili
i
Curved, twisted. Strong.

Fi-og.
j>
^'^'^
<
pion. Old she-camel. Crafty (ogre).
jîi
ft,
To bind the
folded legs
js:cb jUj ,'^ of ( a camel )

bowels).
jip
to
his
To bend (wood ). &_, To gather (cattle).

Top of a vine. To twist her hair
(woman).
-^
\-ii.
o J-ic-
thighs.
Fruit of a thorny tree.

fi>
To confine (the To be J2ijj

intelligent
:
yai.
i
i
^^^-J
J-^
-fr
J2cj
,y^3i/:j "A-Jis-
J^
a
fi>
(î-
^2t
j
to
become wise.
To
trip a. o. in wrestling.
To
sting a.
o.
(wasp).
IA\
)
a. 0.
Ji
s o yii.
Intellectual, rational, mental,
^lit
abstract.
Sliackle, tether: halter.
^
To outwit To render
jip
o
a. o. costive
jil ^ Jdt
ji^^ jjt
(medecine).
Head-band.
Poor-rate, tax paid in
sheep or camels.
Man
is
of rank
whose ransom
Ji2p
y.
caiJI Ji3t
To understand a. th. To yjis. i comb (her hair woman). To pay the blood-price to. J~3}l To pay the b'.ood-price for cf^ jc
fi>
:
quoted high.
a. 0.
oyiU^ ^ydl)
{m.
f.)
j5lp
To accept
the blood-price
o!>0
'/:>
i)
Intelligent, wise. Initiated
Druse.
xlU'p
Payer
of a blood-wit for
^
,?
J5li
manslaughter. "Wild goat. Understanding. j3l}^j o>^sii
*^^
and give up retaliation. To ascend on the sum- V^tj !Ait i mit of a mountain (wild goat). To contract at midday (shade).
Female hair-dresser.
Initiated Druses, n
leg.
Cramp
in the Jilt
Relations on the father's

side.
J>3" *^^
To To To To
take refuge towards.
Ji
^>Up
have contorted legs, produce bunches (vine).

render a.
o. intelligent,
a J3* j|p
i
prudent.
valley.
Jtril^^
Bending of a
J^'^*^
Hardship, hindrance. Wayless country. High sea ; billows.
To vie in intelligence with. To be on a par with a. o.

blood-price.
j jlii
for the
Large
valley.
j^lsij J512&
,^
Long sandy
hill.
jii^j J2it Sword. In-
To find a. o. intelligent. To show intelligence. To
ji^l
con-
jiu
testines.
Intelligent. Astringent
cine).
ceive a. th. abstra'tedly in the mind.
(medi-
J^c
rr
To be
conceivable (thing).
:
To become
Secluded, keeping in
^J^
*is?^
game). To cross the legs upon fi^ cPrtlj

entangled in (a net
the saddle.
doors (woman).
Pearl.
The
best part.
Crook-legged.
Wiser.
J2f j
^ 'yis. JjCtl ^ Jit

ji^
JSU/:
J^\ iLSt j, jipl

j.
To
intersert the i^^>. oSli)^ jlij fingers under a. o."s foot for helping
jit
jsi;^
him
ness,
to ride.
Stronghold, refuge.
To pretend To pay To
intelligence, clever-
jluo
Lofty mountain.
Moral bond. Ransom, blood<'i2i> money. His tribe is bound >^ ip '^lii;; l.'/i to pay the blood-pi-ice. Hooked staff. *^; "^ Power of under.'?tanding, Intel- Jîi
lect. InteUigible
;
the blood-price
o5^
ji
conjointly with a. o.
prisoner.
bind and confine a. 0. as a s jsrcl. To bind the feet of a ewe

receive the blooda. o.
for milking her.
To
cj9^
/^
^~
JSitl
reasonable.
Cons-
price from
tipated (bowels). Q Well.

Metaphy.sics.
Uj^ a ^^^
-it o j^j To be bari'en womb). ^^ CJtj To become dry ( joints). To remain silent. C>it a To rendei" ^]j Îtj C>it ^t (the womb) barren (God). To hush a. 0. 2 Jt
,
oVîi!) UJcj \Jit o ^t

,
Û
To be tied, impeded (tongue). To hold a. 0. to be intelli-

gent.
jiî.:.!.
Reason, intelligence, mind. Jî* ^ jit Knowledge. Blood-money. Stronghold.
fi>
Impediment
^
in speech.
(Jv2;tlj
*Ut
iXik
Shackle, bond.
unit.
jip
Knot
in
wood.
f^
Sultriness.
i)l&it
(lA
iJ^Ct
Violent access of
fever.
^ *&pj *4>^ ^ zl^tj Jfe^t ^

*&;
To
litigate
with
CUf.j 'zisUi
^li
su-
a. 0.
To contend with
a. o. for
BHrning sand. Butter-skin.

i)l&itj iiSC*
'ifettj Sfcit
periority.
Buttei'-skia.
Aci'e,
Red
cloth.
j;it_, i;.;fj
^j^
town of Syria.
Barrenness.
liitj
Intenseness of heat. Hot windless day.
i)^Cp
'^^
^
Barren ^;_Up ^ (2./".) (woman). Unproductive (land, mind).
^j
^t
To gather,
(camels).
To
to throng \j_^^ n ^Jt^l boil (cooking pot ). To
Gloomy
(illness,
(day).
jîlj
j>Sj-j
Distressing, grievous
remain standing, to stand still. To be thick in the lips, CJCi^ a .JsS

in the chin.
war).
Childless. Ill-natured (man).
û^ ^
^c^t
'
Childless
^2tj
>Uf J
li.St
To crush a. o. (cares). To be raised (dust). To raise (the dust).

Dust.
(man).
Of noble descent (man). Abstruse (discourse). Joint in a horse. PL

Vertebrae of the horse.
Jil
"iij
û;:"^ ^2;^
\'yi-
Echinops, globe-thistle Numerous crowd.

Ill-conformed.
Spider. ,^Û^j
^\:^ ^
To sink (a well). Jbi.\j To be hoisted (flag). To hate a. th. To hinder

Sui'roundings of a town.
o ui
-S-
up
a. 0. fuj ^
'lit
Spider's web.
^ s^p
i
Phalangium To seek
(plant).
Ji
Court of a house.
,\'j^.
i
j^l^j
o^î
refuge, to repair to.
To di.slike To suckle
a. th.
A Cit
ip -^
(a new-born
first
5^l_^j
To
be or become possible to
fat (camel,
child) for the first time.
To
void or-
a. o. (affair).
dure for the

lafeat
time (infant).
It
ci
I
To become
lizai'd).
a asip
To
circle aloft in the air (bird).
Whence
A
in fear of
Jisci\j
art thou c.-5ict

?
j\
c-Jt
To cleave to. To cower down hawks (bird).
jt
coming
To become bitter. To reject from the mouth

(bitter food).
is, \
fi>
is-
Middle of a thing. Dry (tree). Fat (camel).

Lizard's hole.
Excrement of a new
ol^t
child.
bom
'K!&\
^
"
'
Rump-
bone.
Root
of the tongue.
Base of
Sofeip
Native gold. To be sultry (day).
oCi*
4sit
1
o 'dX
-ik-
the heart.
Place of refuge.
afeii>:
To
To
je
J^\j \j^j
,
\'JU
JU
^>i^lj
--
upon a. o. back with the spear upon (the enemy).

I'eturn
tui'n
To remain at home ( man ). To put off a. o. To a.sk a. 0. to i*epeat narrative). To explain a. th. To oppress a. 0. unremittingly s
(
ic
(fever).
To be
J'^
-^j _,feUj J
\'J^ a
J:iL']j
_^&
turbid (water).
To confound a. 0. (by arguî ments ). To assault a. 0. with (a whip). To weary a. o. by repeating

the
To render
(water)
<
fi>
j-^ ^j
J^
J=^
same words.
a. 0.
foul, turbid.
To
^
prevent, to turn
back
^
'itxi-
To
disturb, to grieve
iS%ii-
from.
a. 0.
To
beat, to open (a I'oad).
To
be intensely dark
jSCit^ _^Ci 1
Burning day.
y^
>_a^c
Kopo
for checking a
jjmpi ÎfeiP
(
night).
To
be thick
darkness).
^^Citlj
camel.
To
To
retui-n to the
charge
jTCo
Sour milk poured upon broth. ,_^%/ Layer, slip. There shall be ^_^lfev;j ^lfc._,Vvi oji
(fighters).
fall
thick (rain).
To
raise
_^*\
much
ness
is
contention befoie the busiended.

zlSCti
the dust (wind). To last (youth). Sediment, dregs. Rust of a
sword.
Starting-point, origin. Custom,
habit.
Inversion of a sentence.
Reversed, upset, invei'ted. ^j^jSZ^ ^ Unlucky (lot). Unhealthy (climate). To be inter- jJîj GiSCt a J-^f- -^ mingled (herbs) ; dishevelled (hair).
,
They came back
to
their original state.
Charge, new onset.
To
pick up, to
make
* ii^^
JJ>î-
Troop of camels. Root

of the tongue. Turbid, dreggy
things together. To return to the charge.
j&
J'yJ'
-^j
jk^j
Js>i
To be
complicated, intricate
jJî
(spider).
(water).
(business).
To weave
its
web
Dishevelled (hair). Worthless
J^sJ.
Attacking persistingly. To lean upon ji, j4;7j

(a statf).
IjJCt o
(man).
Spider,
-^
Awkward, clumsy.
J-^^j
xk\Us.j
j^ ^
-*
x1i5Cpj
jX^l
*i!,lSC.ft
To
stick (a spear) into the
_^
spider's web.
Clumsines.s,
awkwardness.
i
To be crabbed (man), t^îs. ^jîS ^ To be unmanageable (beast). To push a. 0. back. ^âSCfr CaSo^ To be niggardly of a. thjs, i-J:^^^jîi
"i i
ground. To guide o.'s self by means of. ^ To be wrinkled, shrivelled. \Jsks- &Jsi To put an iron-head (to a A jfci
spear).
Wicked, wretch.
Iron-
jiqjt
5r
Unsociable (man). Hindering" the walk (sand).

i
^Ct
C.\'y^J
stick,
-if-
-n-ri6:*i
o'y^J
j^
footed
statf.
crutch.
Shepherd's
To hinder a. o. i^Ct ^ f v'JaSCt To turn a. o. away from, ^t j Jilit To put off (a debtor). 5 Jiru To be complicated (busiu ia&tij ness). To become difficult to a. o. To vie, to contend with. JaTCo
Short,
little.
Crosier.
fi>
To reverse a. th. To invert (a word,

To changed
CiCs ^^Xj- a sentence). To

i
pour sour milk upon (a dish).

the turn
e'j'A
^"9^
Jt
of his affair.
^;%'*
Frequented fair near Mecca. Jilfei To arrange, to set a (ii^t o ^J^l ^

i
a. th. in order.
He avert a. o. from an affair. To counteract a. o.'s design. To check (a camel) with a rope. ^ To render a. o. unhappy, 5 ^^-^ ^
wicked.
To confine, to withhold a. o. in. It 5 To debar a. o. from. ^^ 5 To ij^tj Ciiip o i jp .jiSCJl

-(f^j
,
To
to
pi'event a. 0.
5 a. o.
To come
designs.
Cl&i*j '*3'ui
<>
^Cc
a. o.'s
blows with
To
cross
apply
o.'s self
assiduously
to.
To turn round. oj 'd'y> 'Jî'^ To be strung (pearls). jai^\ j To stay (in a J ..ifec^lj ^jj&Ujj
place).
To To
crawl.
,jM
To
^JSJ^\J ^\Jj be reflected (light).
,^jC.i^lj
be inverted,
reversed.
Inversion, reversal.
:
cr-l^^j'b
^^^
To
To
curl, to plait (her hair
A
*j
wifei*
Reflection, refraction of (light).
woman). To string
cleave, to
(pearls).
a jirip
On
the
contrary. Vice-
^.pAiil*
keep
to.
versa.
J
To To
gird o.'s self (-with a veil).
_.
lA
o
To pray
severing.
jr.
in seclusion
^^Cj
(Moslem). ^^t^ti
wi&ip
bind
a. th. tightly.
*
siît
j:ii\
Curly, crisp (hair).
Seller of sinews. Dead,

late, deceased.
^
î
iJGi
To drink a
"sUt)
^j
Û
-)^
Prayer
in seclusion.
olfeîtl
second draught. To give to drink a second time. To repeat a. th.
Piaited, dressed (hair).

jl^j
oîi
i
^^
To beat
a. o.
ilr'i?
'^j
vJlrai-JI
for the second time.
To bo sick, To gather
time.
ill.
(
3/
)
To tie (a beast), fi^j s î, To make up (things). To detain a. 0. in prison. To exert o.'s self in. To express an opinion *; Yj,^
upon a matter.
Jfeit
-f}-
j jl_,>VI J
fruit
a second
jtt
^ ~"
To be
doubtful
jp J^-'lj
c^ b
To To
To To
divert, to bu.sy a. 0. by.
(affair).
disclose, to manifest the

of.
:ct^!l
To shun
causes
decline a noun.
afflict a. o.
3^1j
society. t^^fl Base, vile. Jlfcipl ^ Jfcfrj J^^^ Of small size. Avaricious, jîp 7. jTli
with a disease
i 1yi^\
(God). To give to drink a second time.
Rope Sandy
shackles.
hillock.
;
Jlfe^t
H^'jij Jfc-^
To adduce pleas, excuses, To stick to a. th. To

occupy
o.^s self
jj-^b 3^''
^j O^tlj
Prison
staff.
gaol.
Shephei'd's crooked
JfU^
i
?r
J^^ Jî
with.
confine'i}Qj jti'
To recover from
meat, to be churched (woman). To be ill, sick. To have a blemish, "jis.^ To have a defective letter (word). To avert a, 0. fi-om a design. 5 Lean and small, paltry. J><t*i ^ [}t Diversion. Fellow- wife. cS^C' -^ 'îSecond draught. Misfortune. Need.
to pack fit CjCt ,^Cp -Hup (luggage). To bind (luggage) for a. 0. A 5 To bind (goods) upon (a camel). To be prevented from. ^c ^SCi
To wrap,
To help a. 0. in packing. To be heaped up To poise
2*
^r^'^
j,î-[
The sons
of the
same father
o!Aill jii
the two burdens of a camel. Corner of the belly. ^LlJI xiSCt

Bundle,
^SU. ^ jXist.i ^ jîa.l\ ^ ^<is.^ burden. Rope for binding goods.
,
by various mothers. Perhaps, may be. Perhaps thou mayest do

Plea, excuse, allegation.
3ij_,
it.
'^s.
jj,i.7
2Up
Camel-driver, muleteer.
^llî^
o!Atj JL;
^r
*^
Efficient
cause. Illness, sick-
To be wrinkled Wrinkle of the

belly.
(belly). ^^,&iiu
îa.s.
o^s^b J>^ ^ *3Cp
ness. Diversion. Accident. Defective-
ness (of a word, verb).
Cause and
effect.
JjiiiJIj U*'l
The
defective letters
x_IH 3/j>-
Numerous party ; oCiCtj oufcip numerous camels (above 200). To tie up (a horse's VpiS o iSC/ ^
fi>
tail).
Distraction, amu.sement.
v^j Hy^d
Jit
i!.It
To
gird o.'s self (with a waistkindness.

'ifCpj fep
o
ip
Second draught or drinking. Upper-room. -JiA^ ^ xllcj
wrapper).
To show
tail,
Root of the
SjSCij s^SCp
He
is
one of the foremost

of the seven
men
of his
of
the
tongue.
Main
IjSCp
part.
tribe.
Twisted sinew used as a whip.

oy:J^
The highest
heavens
;
Big, thick-sided.
^^^'1
its
inhabitants.
To
die.
J^b
J^^j irS^
,
J^
"^
J)c
iAo
Îc
J>(;cij
To cleave, to cling to a. th. To patch (a work). To select a. th. at hazard.

Steady, persevering.
:
c^''^^
Permutation of a
defective letter
J-U7j
JiiUl.
A
c-i
dJ^[
Allegation, plea.
Sick,
ill.
j^
iDi'j
,
Jyij
'^1
9-
tW*
Mess, mixture of two things d^lt olive-oil or butter mixed with curd. Uaselected travelling-pro- iljJI ci^l
visions.
To become strong (man), btit ^rXi -HTo exert o."s *j 5 (^-'^pj '*?t)U>i ^tU't clouds. Rain after rain. self in. To tend ( a sick person). To dress (a wound). To treat (a busi- To be unsteady, loose. JiU^j Jiit ^ Male lark. ness). To manipulate, to exercise JCipj jiU Disturbance, riot, mischief. o.'s skill upon. To manufacture, to dj^ Qt a ^_, CJU o vJIp -5^ work (iron). To prepare (food, medi- To become rough (hand). To K-eome tough, cines). ^ To quarrel, to contend with. s hard (flesh). To be bi'oken (edge of To prescribe a medical treata sword). 5^C 4> yjs^j Cit To become tainted ment. ~ (meat). To mark a. th. To notch, to To wrestle, to contend r-'ii^b
together.
cut.
t-^s.[
Repeatedly Jl^j >^^>^^ -r *^^ perfumed (woman). III. Defective (word) '^~J' Caused, effected effect. jUji Pool left by a torrent. JJ,CJ ^ Jy^ Dyed twice ( cloth ). Superposed
:
To dash together (waves). To

collect together (sand).
To become bulky, strong rrdkîî (body). To grow forth (beard).

Ass.
bind a sinew fi> ^tp_, Clt i o round the hilt of a sword. To stink (flesh). To be thick, ^J.!!!,
To
coarse.
^^&1j -^rj^ -r r-'ê Foreign to the Arabian race. UnbeUever. Strong and stout. Hairy,
thick-bearded.
in Arabia.
Wild
ass.
To
stretch
o.'s self.
To
be
CJl&l^ Jiitl^
ready to mischief. To bristle up his

hair (cat).
Sandy hills Treatment

fy Strife.
iÛc j/^j
"^^Xa'pj
of a disease.
^>U
*?=.)U^
Efficacious medicine.
Sr^ê "î
Brand. Impression. Scar. _Ip Hard and barren ,^JJ. ^ ^^j ground. Place of growth of the Spina. C/iristi, kind of lote-tree. Hard to the touch ; coarse. Old ,_4e
(buck).
Strong and big. j&l r4i?li Male ostridge. Male j^y^ ^ j-yr-^ frog. Duck. Buck. Orchard of palmtrees. Wave of the sea. Darkuess of
night.
Leathern vessel for

milking.
-^
(_j!>Uj ^Jip
^
^
Xllt
Snuff-box. Casket.
^Jis
<;it
Knob
of a tree, knot of
wood.
Strong (she-camel). Careless ^9^ ^ (woman). Dust collected at the root of a oUlt
tree.
The choice men

party.
of the
yji] <jjî,
"J.^
liy,
Lead. Muscle on the side of the

neck.
>ult
To be hard, To become
strong,
\M
_a&'
unmanageable (man).
thick, strong (raan).iâ:ltl.
He has become advanced

in age, decrepit.
ojUU
CiU
i
r-^lJ
Hardness. Hard sinew of i>Ul ^ aU the neck. Refusing to move. Thick, big. S>î jj> <^^'^ I have no escape from ijî;* ii^ J L
,
To give no fire (flint). To mix a. th. with. To fight desperately. To lay snares for a. 0.
cit
^j
liic
a c4c J cJiT
A"\
)
it. I
JUL.
To put
tree).
forth pods (acacia-
uii-'^j wilt
have no means of attaining it. To stick to a place and refuse iîi.
-ft-
To seek fodder. To eat fodder. To seek fodder by neighing

(horse).
.jiU7
move (camel). To become sedate, grave (man),

to
iîjii
Fodder, *^Js-j o!Ac j oMt'l provender. Fruit of a species of acacia.

Seller of fodder.
:^y.
^ â*
jup
Full-grown (camel). yj,^j y_^[j Thick fneck). Bulky (lezard). Sedate, calm (chief).
V^
^
jip
To be
disquieted, restless
\'j,e-
o,
Js.
(sick person).
I
^yj.
I
To weaken,
Colic.
to disturb a. o.
Jul
j^lf.
Provender, forage.
Wages.
Fed
Victuals.
Pay
^ ^ Xiy* ^ys ^ Hjis.

"-jLisj
Restless, disquieted.
of Soldiers. Pension.
in the stable
Ji_^j
sSjit
(beast).
Rage. Sudden death. To drink (water). / ij To grow worse (disease). They have not given i^'~>
^^
^Jis.
',^ C
Rude, churlish old man. Fleshy, jîit hairy ( man ). High-bred ( horse ). Bulky (stallion). Fattened (cattle). _j^>! Manger. Stable. Nose Û-i .JiU^
bag.
Cochlearia^ scurvy-
We
him the least food. Food, eatable. have not tasted
^^^
C^
^-^^ ^m CJLit U
any thing. Kind of wheat. Lentils

Experienced.
^ COI
*1a
To
--
disorder (the
;
i.
grass.
stomach
Â'CjJiJ.j lou o
:
food).
o.
CAi-
To crop
(plants
jlt
beast).
To wrestle with a. He took little of it.

Indigestion, colic.
To blame a. o. jLlb s To have leeches applied to the jip thi'oat. To have leeches cleaving to
the throat in drinking.
To hang, to be suspen- ^_J fiU a jlt ded. To catch, to cling, to hold fast to. To concern, to pertain to. To be caught in (a net ^ Cj^c game ). To become pregnant (woman), ji'j, To i_)j 5 <3'^j Sipj Cupj C3^
:
a * Jalpj , Gait camel) on the neck. To stigmatise a. o. To brand, to disgrace

(
To brand
iais-
-^
a. o.
To To To
unbridle (a beast).
quarrel with a. o.
cling to (a camel's)
become attached by love to. He began doing. 'j'J^_ To hang up, to suspend jc_j ^^
fi>
neck and mount it : to ride a camel without saddle. To pursue a heedless coiu'se ; to rush inconsiderately
into.
a. th. to.
<
jU
Bare (she-camel).
Necklace. Ring on the
\a^l\
^ JaU
Jait ,, sijip
To catch (war)
fire.
To be kindled
jU
fin
neck. Rope on a camel's neck. ConTo set fire to. tention, strife. <f- To give fodder to (a beast). J j^ To close (a door). A Brand on a camel's neck. JaJil^j To make an extract from. ^ * Stars that have no _4'|jSCti Jyt1 To be captivated by. names. jl* To catch (game) in a net. To To give J\l\^ jde.j QU uu -H<
"6
.
dove's neck. Black collyrium. Forepart of the iaUj xLltl ^
i>5U.
apply leeches.
fodder, to feed (cattle).
^>
construction of verbs
lAY)
To To
>
fasten a. th. to.
i^
Marginal note.
to a
like^^^t etc. Appendix jjU7 ^ iLUj
jiil
put a suspensory strap (to a

to.
book.
-^
String of coins worn

:u'US
Man
as an ornament. clinging to every

:
bow). To be suspended, fastened
^ ^5
îl\j
ji
J>j
thing
Spoon.
if
plunderer.
jj us ^ jii*
(
To cleave, To stick to
to cling to. to love a.

o.^_,j s
Milking-vessel.
for
sail;;
siiii
<>
Suspended. Attached by love.
^'^
Hole in a garment. Precious thing. j^_, Bag. Rich garment.
jip
j^l
r J^,i
Name
Having a leech (beast). of selected Arabic poems cKt^'" that were suspended in the Caaba. Suspensory. Pendant JJ,*** -^ 3"^, of an earring. Stirrup-leather. The
vital
Fond of learning. îc jip Prone to evil. Mischief-maker.'^ ^jip

Pulley, well-rope. Suspensory
jU
-^
of a water-skin, of a bow.
Leech.
parts
heart,
spleen,
liver.
jicj cj^^ a Bastinado, flogging. jlt
xiu
xiip
laip
lungs.
Boy's garment. Rich garment.
Litigator.
jS^^. j'*J
!_,
Belonging to, dependent on. Concerns of a man. cMî Colocynth.Wild cucum-^>u ^

bar.
jl;^/i cJSv'Ci
Property, goods. Attachment.
jit
saip
^p ^
:
Anything
a. th.
(
bitter.
i
To chew
To * î^s. o dUt ^ knead dough). To champ (the bit horse). To grind (the teeth). To tan (a skin). To tend A dltt cattle). To manage (pi'opei'ty). -^ To
(
There remained isip Saip ^j 'J nothing with him. I have interest in it. isU \jj. j (J_ A little of ; remainder (of milk, J>U
food).
Stick to
it.
J>U
love,
:
Attachment, true
Sufiiciency,
^y^
Trade.
XS^
Craft,
Contention. Obligation
living.
blood-pi'ice.
talk nonsense.
The hair has become

very black, thick.
j^\
iJjit
dA&iiitl.
means
bag.
of subsistence. Dowry. -^ Nose-
Resin for chewing.

Piece of resin.
Viscous,
(food).
(>
i-^\^
^ dUp
ife^k dlip
Aflection, love. Handle,
jJ51p
X-ISU
Trifle.
suspensory, thong of a whip, of a

shield.
cohesive.
Tough
By-name. Stalk of a
fruit.
Misfortune, death. She-camel

teeth.
<>
J^
The molar
ol^Q^JI
ii^l
yielding no milk.
Resin-seller.
Humbug.
He has treated us
like a
i.
jyiJI JuJ UiJVc
Impediment
in speech.
* CJt o i To mark a. th. To sUt (the lip). To surpass a. o. in science. To know to possess CJU
:
^
a
dS'^
^
JS
e.
she-camel who yields no milk. He has frustrated om* expectaj,i
tion.
o
Barley, fodder for beasts.
Camels sent
for
JJ^^h oU-lt ^ lilt

^^2JJ
leai'ning.
bringing corn.
To learn, to be informed of. oj * To be aware of. To have the upper-lip slit. CJp a To teach a. th. ^^ ^ J^b
to a. 0.
Thorny shrub. Field bind-
^ ^
weed. Common bramble. Any climbing plant. Rapsberry-tree. Eglantine, sweet-brier. J^\ jIJp Demon, goblin. Wolf. Tail.
j^
To as.sume a distinctive iliJ ji\^ mark at war (horseman). ^ To sign (a deed). tc
Hunger. Dependence, attachment. Persian hand-writing. Special
>
a. th. is
( i
AA
Jc
vie in learning
supposed to be found.
Way- To
Jili
(
with
a. 0.
5 Îv*
mark.
To suspend
(cloth, coin).
Marked
a hox'se
mark upon Aj 5 Js-S in war. To make a mark

a
;
Teacher, master. ^ Learned man. Master-mason. Mistress of a school. Known, notorious. Active
(verb). -^
^>
Xiiii
>>Ui>
upon cloth (manufacturer). To become learned. To learn

to be learned.
j;^
No doubt,
indeed.
Fees, pay-
oC^jii^j
^,^
5-
>>^'
To learn (a To learn a. To know a.
science, an art).
th. th.
together.
;
to get infor-
a A Ji\^, a J[ftl.
ment
Distatt".
for professional .services.
CjU a î j^^tj To become known. j^-^\j

,
Xlj
^j Clpj
^j 5
Ji.t
Jiitlj
mation about. To flow upon the ground (water). To shine (lightning). To wish to know to take A 5 J^z^\ information about a. th. from a. 0. Sign, mark, limit- ^^tj ^>lc1 ^ ,U
:
notorious.
stone.
Way-mark. Elevated mounupper

lip.
To
Jlfb,* v'jÛj Jljui J\s. manifest a. th. To act openly with to show open (enmity) to.
,
tain. Fissure in the
Ornamented border
Pi'oper no\\u{grain).
in cloth.
^:>U1^
^le
Standai'd, flag. Chief of a tribe.
To
publish
J oj
a. th.
jUlj
,/* ? ^)(p
to reveal a. th. to
a. 0.
Science, learning.
Firm
^^ ^
'
^\
ît
To promulgate
^\
"Cjl
belief.
Divulging secrets.
Publicity, notoriousness.
The learned men.

Scientific.
J^W ^j\
-Q^^
r-
e
-tf-
Actiug oî>U ^ 'j,>Uj,oy>U

openly.
v-^"'
Book-marker. Target. Aim.
J,yj.
Publicly, openly.
*^1^^
Manifestation, declaration.
o^l
oVvt
-J^
On what ? ( for t je- ) y9^ Mark, sign, token, cAy,j ^Mc ^ 1^^ symptom. Guide-post. Mile-stone.
Information. Post-bill
;
Advertisement,
post-bill.
haud-bill.^5Vtl.
To put a
Title,
title
Cilîtj 'ijyit
to (a book), an address to (a letter).
Teaching, instruction. if- Catechism.

universe,
lay.
^\Ji ^ ^17
heading of a book. Address of a letter.
î^ World,
oji'tj
JS^
-Cit
Û
Worldly,
^ju
'Jky^Zs- -^
>.'^pj
-r
To be disturbed, stupefied. QIc a 4t -STo be confused by drink. To go to and fro. To be fiery (horse). Stupefied. J^'y^j Ss- ^ J>\s. ^ o^l^ To yî ^r J:pb Olt a Îpj l>^' become high, lofty": to go up. To
, ,
Layman, secular. Knowing, o>;.!>j aware learned.

:
J>
Vp
Singer, dancer
^yî.
^ j
;;
woman.
Thoroughly
learned.
gies.
x^-^^^j *i.i^j
**^j
^!Af
rise in rank, dignity.
Hawk.
Skilful
in
genealo-
To be advanced (day). To raise, to take a. 0.

a. th. up.
Jrtlj
or
5U "^
To mount
(a beast).
To
over-/fcj &
>U
:(
Learned. Doctor in law. lil& ^ The Omniscient (God). The Ulemas, Musulman divines. -liiiJI
Sea.
^^
come, to overtop a. 0. To strike a. 0. with (a sword)

to assail.
Well yielding much J^Ct ^

INIale
Ji^ft
water.
hyena. Frog. Plump,
delicate.
He ascended upon the place. oj oV^Î He became proud. J^'s^^ J He was raised in dignity. ^ji&i;j| j
More
learned.
Harelipped.
Guide-post.
^^^ ^ ,.1*1 Place where j\^ ^ Jui
J^^
tt
û
^^
'lU*
f^
iA\
^
raise, to elevate A>j ^ '^'^jj^j
It
Native fiora the Arabiaa uplands. Jl u The Sublime Povte. ',^y^\ ^jUI Elevated place ; mountain : skj. 'UU High. Higher, loftier ji^ Jiil ^ CU ^ jtl
:
To
a. o.
or a. th.
off (a
To take
burden from
c/-
a beast).
^
Jii.
nobler.
I
was upon the

race.
ter-
riklJI
j&l
c.-ii'
To compete with a. o. for supe-jsilj It rioi'ity. To ascend in upper Arabia. To ascend, to climb on a. th.,_;j * Jt
Be
off,
clear
off.
Tall, bulky.
Male Hyena.
oUi^j oCLi
House-fui'uiture.
Supei'iority,
Nobility acquired
dignity.
high place, rank. '>iii.ll^ merit. Jus ^ s!Ai

:
To rise, to go up by steps. To be lofty. To be proud. To I'ecover (confined
The seventh and

the game.
Lofty, high,
best
arrow
in
liiJI
woman ). may He Gome on.

God,
be exalted
(day).
To be advanced
To
rise,
Xc^\
most high. JUSi The Supreme King, God. JCciJi'wUiJI The emphatic XXilJJ^X >jyji^\
letters
f.,
to ascend higher.
To find a. th. high, too high. A To mount upon (a thing), a J^cij

Upper part.
3,^,13
debt,
.j'
:
,^ ,^.
j^
'jc
Preposition meanitig
opiJOiitiotis
elevation^
duty,
obligation,
time, conformity, dependence. Upon,

on, at, against, according to, above.
,Jv* o'J j^ o^j"^ o'i ,J* o'i i/^ From above, from the top above. They are the leaders of ^]^| 'it '^
;
On horseback. He entered upon him.
j5)JOI
_^
Js-
the tribe. Grandeur, nobility, high rank.
'J.j
-yS-
*1U
\s,
jiS
UUS
viCit
We
have raised
j^lT
CaiJ
High place, height. The highest part,

the top
of.
<d>^j js. .
.ll^l^j
_^j
i^t
^Lt
some people above others. Thou must do. It is jiij

incumbent upon thee.
cJ\
He took him
Upper part
addition.
forcibly.
o'jS.\
He
I
is
indebted.
^î
have acted according tij^ y. '^X-ito thy ordei'. He has done it in <I^ ^LT j^ iU* spite of his advanced age.
In his time.
J^y^^j <y^ w SJ^ the head, of the neck. Burden. Superof

of.
The upper part
.)l vs9sS'
Elevation, height, highness.

Anvil. Tall she-camel. o)>itj
'î
>U ^ a^
'Ji
oo^p
inadvex'- joi^
cna-
U
it
High,
lofty.
Noble,
Utj oj^ ^
During a time of
tence.
We
sat
down near the
jUll
r;J-V
Eminent ( rank, man). The most High (God). The headmen, the leaders ^_û)| s^
illustrious.
fire.
of the people.
He went
out against him.
/j^
^'^
Upper-room.
^ SU ^
:
*ît.
Fortune turned .^;U ijsSiiS cJS' against them. For the sake of God. 43)1 *-J Jfr Through, by means of ôyi /i Jt such a one.
I will
The seventh Heaven
paradise ; 0^48 highest place in Heaven. The Angels,

-^
the Blessed. High, lofty. Sublime.

rate (goods).
Illustrious, noble.
First
^Jli
relate it to i^t thee, provided thou keepest
îSCjl
J,U
JhiCc
it
secret.
To
be universal, general, C^f o
-^
The highest part of a thing. The
Jl^j cJ^)^ ^
point
of a
lance.
common.
Spear. Uplands of Nejd in Ai'abia.
rr
Si-
The generality of men. The ûJI x^*t common people. The -whole of the tribe ili yjji\ fiacame. The laymen, ( opp- to ^^l^JI the common people.
)
'j^S'j2\
To
I
r^
include, to
of.
comprehend the
whole
>
Ci
To
include all persons

his
all.
'j^y!>\
in.
He bestowed
favours upon
<
Coalition.
He wound a turban
round his head.
(
General, universal.
Of
tall
stature
woman
).
Lofty
To become
uncle.
a paternal
X^yJ5
'J'
(palm-tree).
General, universal,
common.
More
general, universal. Great
To attire a. o. with a turban. To render a. th. general, universa 1.
^^
number. Having many paternal >-?J j^J

uncles.
To be
attired with a tm-ban. To blossom
^jj
:
'J:s-\j
to
Jii3 become
Including
all in
his bounty.
luxuriant (plant).
Wearing a
a
chief.
turban.
Made J^-^J
*-.*
v.^"
To
collect a
numerous
.^^
To call a. 0. a paternal imcle. ^ Ji^ To take a. o. as a paternal 5 'j^^K

uncle.
army.
Scattered parties of men.
f>j i cJJ-j t;^ with a stick. To subdue a. wind (wool) for spinning. Flake cJ litj cî*^J *5ib z.'S
,
Crowd. Numerous party. Dense

(palm-trees, herbs).
i
'^
To beat
0.
To
Paternal uncle. 'JSj j,[:J]j iij4t ^ ^ ( for Father-in-law. Step)
father.
j
of wool.
Paternal aunt. cJCS ,- "itJ. Cousin. -^ Husband. Brother- '^\ ij|_

in-law.
Careful keeper. Intoxieated. Ignorant

to act
c--.;li^
;
c.?**^
and feeble
unable
I
Female
in-law.
cousin. -^ Wife. Sister-]]^! '^,
by himself.
quickly, _rvl
To walk
(Ûi
^riii -^
Step-mother, mother-inof
ill
i\j^\.
to hasten in
walk
law.
To swim. To wind about in walk To wind (valley).

Reptile, serpent.
Way
One
"frX^j r-is
wearing a turban.
his turban well. :i^
He wears
vulgar.
of the
common
people
r-^^j
To prop
up, to stay a. th.
oiplj jXs-j , )aU i J-'J. upon columns.
Completeness. Largeness of body. Whole, complete, full-grown.
ij.
^^
Crowd. To resolve upon, to intend. Jij J o^t To aim at. Totality, universality. -vi*' Generally, in the To direct o.'s self towards. >i>4iJI *^y.j ^yU J| To oppress a. 0. (disease) to Aj 5 whole. grieve. To throw down a. 0. or a. th. Uncleship. *>'>ip ^ To baptise a. 0. 5 otpj o^p Belonging to an uncle. '4*S To be or become astoTurban, headÛ.t j v,^ 9r <^C* \'x, a Jui band. nished, angry. To become moistened He loosened his turban i. e. ii^lit L'/\ (earth). He is in easy circumstances. To cleave to. ij To stop, to obstruct ( A att General, universal, unrestricted. >(&
;
stream).
Vulgar, popular.
J'^
/
Delegate
;
ir\
jj"
a. th.
trustworthy. *llp To inhabit, to dwell a \'j^ o J*s. in; to repair frequently to ( a place). To build ( a house ). To promote
To purpose
To commit
,it
(a sin) intentionally.
(good).
To worship
:
(God).
To
be frequented, inhabited (by
^ To be baptised. juiclj r, ;; To be propped, stayed. To lean upon a. th. To rely jp J^\ upon a. 0. To undertake (a journey)
t
people
market, place).
o. alive
at a gentle pace.
To preserve a. To render (a To keep

^J*i a
(God). Jj.^
,
* y^ 1j J^j
fi>
's^v^t
To trust - a. 0. in
in,
to rely upon
j *^j
(business).
uii^j aii
IJiiJuj
house) prosperous.
to (a
(j/J-i VjCJ.
i
Resolution, determination,
o
JJ-
Premeditately,
oiiw ^j
oii j^
lIC*
house, a property).
j.tj
,
oj\'^j
\y^j
\j\^s.
j^
on purpose. He has done it

intentionally.
ji \'jij. ilia
To To
live long.
sî;^^,
i
\jj.j
thrive, "ijK^ a j^j o J^j to be in a prosperous state.
o J*s-
He has
ojt
Vc
iX^j
jv* j-I* dil'i JiS
To keep
fi> ( a country) in jj-h J-^ a prosperous state. To furnish (
done it' knowingly and willingly. Moistened by rain (place). j^
He
is
a bountiful man.
:
^^î
X^
^'
house).
-^
To
build (a house).
o.
Stay, support
scout.
Flag of
slC^'
To
"^
give a. th. to a.
life.
fill
a
oil.
2^
jj. 1j JJi
truce, a Chief of a village. -^ Trustee, proxy. Pole of a tent. Column,
for
To
a lamp with
To
i1
'ixA
* Jj.
'ij\i\
a^
7.
^^^
load (a gun).
I
life to.
To wind up
(a watch).
pillar.
Flag of truce.
adjure thee by thy
Receiving
Noble.
many
guests.
iliJI J^Û
iiiJI
To To
I
find (a counti-y) inhabited,
A J^\ A
s
Migratory
tribes.
->
oiiJIj
i^b
I
^î-"
;^3 J*^
flourishing.
people.
To
colonise (a
Baptism.
a4.pj
country) with.
gave him the house for

life.
îfOl
iSjjS
J^(-\
Prop,
tical
^li^Hj ei^j^j ^tU, Ji_>t* -Ctj e-u* ^ iÛ support, column, base. Chief
of a party
To wind
head.
a turban lound
O.'s
head of the famUy. Verand perpendicular line. Mace,

;
club.
(
To
frequent, to resort to
place).
To perform
the ceremonies
The back. The upright timber

the cross.
j^\
of
i^
^.Sall J>>ii
of the pilgrimage at Mecca.
To
colonise (a place), to
it
The gleam
of
dawn.
îlis)i
stock
I
with (people).
Shaft of a balance.
Cj\'j^\
'J^y*s-
Life. Lifetime. Religion.
Ji^
Vertical, perpendicular
line.
'^
swear by
my
.Oil
religion.
In the
'jjij '^t ^SjJ-i Ja^ 'JJ-
Distressed, diseased
oX.i
-ui
name
of God.
broken by
love.
Gum
of the jaw. Earring, jîi
^ JJ.
ol^^î"
The
chief,
the support of a
^'^\
The two wattles

Life. Life-time.
of the uvula,
tribe.
jcj,\ ^ Jj.j jj. Generation of man. Two generations i. e. 80 years.ol^^^l Religion. Head-covering for ^s-
women-
Propping. -^ Baptising. jci' Propped, supported. atij 5>.ii Passionate. > Baptised. Baptism. *2i_î* -^ The Baptist (S*^ John ). 'J toii^j 'o\X^'>
Hard
(day).
Dark
^jjj,j ^jjj.
^ ^KJ.
wvi-^
(night).
Pei-plex.
cr-^li*J
Greeting to mean Long live jcj. thou! Flowers, green adorning a feast-room.
:
He perjured
himself.
Difficult,
;u~xji5t
jtj "C-u^ j
J^
-S-
Head-ornament
crown, turban. Visit to a place to the Caaba.
Greeting.
-^
jCt
;
5r
jl*0 S**
.
obscure
business).
;
,_,.,S;
Cj\^^j
J^
-r
_*
To be weak-sighted
blear-eyed.
f- ;
a ,>*&
Squadi'on,
fleet.
Sjli*
sji^p
To make impression upon

(discourse).
a. o.
Cultivation. Breast of
man.
Small tribe. Great tribe. Structure,

blearedness
"6
To care
(God).
a. o. of
jXi
building.
Gift for life.Cultivation (of a
SJ^s-
To restore, to repair a. th. * J^'\ To neglect a. th. je. jJj>\^ Weakness of sight, blearedness. Dirt, sei'osity of the eyes. jXî -^ Bunch of yiji^c -^j J-^S*^ sr lA)-^
country).
Inhabited.
_^1^ ^
'"j"}^
-i'
J^
"^
j"}^
j^
Cultivated (land). Prosperous.

Cultivated, frequented
(place).
j
jj^h
J,li*
-î**
grapes stripped of its berries. Dim-sighted, jjj. ^ .il^p ^ jj:^\

blear-eyed.
Hive.
]
',
Numerous
tribe.
S3i^
_^j.*l
More
cultivated,
more popu-
lated.
^t
To be deep (well). Csîj Uvi* o ji.*To be long, far- u;ij iji;^ a j^j
extending (place).
Flourishing state, prosperity.

j
u\'^
Civilisation.
{ '
Cultivator.
Mason, architect.
j\^
To deepen
well).
(a
it
jii^b ji^b jtt

j I
Righteous. Steady. Calm and meek in speech.

Inhabited, flourishing country.
To
deepen, to
jti^Jj
'Jec!i\
jj*
|
|
^^J^
scrutinise a. th.
Architect,
s/j Ui^
^SjS^'"* "^j
j^j^
To be profuse in speech. ^yS^ j j^Jo To go deep into science. ^jji\ j jli; Depth (of a ji^^l ^ jUj j^^j j;^
well) bottom, distance. Extremity of the j\:J.] ^ j^tj ji
:
mason.
Visitor.
Wearing a turban.
o>S-*^'
j*^
Colony.
Kid, lamb.
T "i'j^^ -^ySî t J>**i
desert.
y^ji Long
-^j
i^y^j
j|%fr
road, iu jliij
~ ^^^j ^j*^ ^ ^jj^j ^jS^ x
Depth, abyss of the sea. J>i2) jfi.fr Sediment of butter in a vessel. *iip Depth. iJlii Deep. jJJipj Jlifrj jUj 5r Js?* Long, far-exteuding (valley). To work. To manufac- y^î. a J^ -ftture a. th. To practise a handicraft. To work, to be efficacious ( medi-
Mischievous ( man ). Noxious (wolf). Excellent (camel). To be effaced, unrea- Cî o ^.,-ic -Sdable (writing).
J^
To To
feign ignorance
of.
fn
,
^_p.ift
hide, to conceal a. th.
h-
cine).
< To do,
10
make.
To ba made governor over ic o'^h ~ (a province). To be appointed to

(an
office of
To be gloomy, dull (day). To reveal a secret to a. o. To dissimulate with. To overlook a. th., to take
no notice
of.
the government).
js-
To To
apply
o.'s self to.
act upon a. o.
To make imo.
To leave j Difficult
(a
(affair).
a. o. in
uncertainty.
tr-ij^J
wj^J
yA'^î ij-^
pression upon a.
To govern
word) gram.
Hard
(war).
Lrit^J i.r^^
He
i3
writing
w^. Vj
Jî*
^ To
be purulent (wound).
a. o.
jtfT
It
presently.
To appoint
iLi-tj ^\*dj s!lt'
governor of
Workman's wages.
Brokerage.
(a province). To be set over (a province).
ip
jip
Woi'kraan, able workman. Agent, commissioner, X-c ^ Jcr^ broker.

Use, employment, service.
JViirJ,!.
J^
To
treat, to transact busine.s8 s ji{p

a. 0.
with
To
deal with
a. 0.
To make
a. 0. to
work, to
j^]
Manufacture, works,
factory.
ju; ^
o>Uu>J
^^
j;.;;
manufacture. To hasten (a camel). To work (a machine). fi> To apply o.'s self to : to jj J jiif
strive for.
Commercial transaction. Proceedings. -^

^
<i^(i
Money. Second-hand. Chamber-pot.
To transact
*l;j>U
business one with
jJUJ
another.
Q Boatswain. Manufactured. Artificial. Cover- Jî;: ned (word). -^ Almond-cake. Excellent camel and she- HilJj J^'j
To be wrought, performed. To be employed. To work for

o.'s self.
Jiiil.-^'
Ji^
camel.
jJ_\ifrj iSSiifr
^ o>^4-5
" jUt
).
-ft-
Fascinating with ( the eyes (man). The Amalekites.
Tall
To dwell
in
^j C^ji a
j^j
Â^
To employ a. o. to a. th. s Jiiill. To require a. c. to work. To make use of, to employ a. th. To feign a. th. Work, employment. Ji;^1 ^ ji* Action, deed, labour. The governing
fi>
(a place).
of a word, {gram.)
woi'k. Pus, matter.
-^
Manufactured
jii!l_^
ji2\ Jli*1
To go
4^\iuj
or to dwell in the^î 1j ^tc country of Oman.

to,
,
Oiiitj Cs>^4*j
Qi* a
"i.tj
*i/
-ft-
Foot-passengers. The offices, provinces of a

country.
To be confounded, bewildered. To have no sign of the Cjit

way (desert).
*^
Able workman. Quick

Action, work, deed.
camel
J*^
XUft
Continual (lightning).
jÛi'
He wronged him without

motive.
j
rr
^
**^
Theft
^t
treachery, unfaith-
Confused,
perplex.
^ <ij oj+S
.
fulness.
Without signs
of the
4.'^
^ 'X^ ^
a
*ii^1
way
(desert).
Manner of working, doing. Workmanship, make of. Wages, hire of a workman.

->
ii;.p
*_i4.tj
To be
or become
^^~j,^
^^
-ft-
blind, ignorant.
Current money, cash.
To swerve from
(duty).
To stray
a. 0.
^
Jt
i
Practical. Artificial, factitious.

Pi'actice, use, experience.
fi"om (the right course).
To
be obscure, dubious to
flow (water).
blind a.
-^
Surgical operation.
(affair).
To
To
To foam
deprive
Ci
J,
W'orking, ojtfiij ^(j ^Cl ^ J/U acting. Labourer. Governor of a proviuce

;
(water).
0.
public officer.
J-^'S^
To
^tlj ^tt
Governing another
(word).
J^'*
of the sight.
To
render (speech) abstruse,
If.
Part of the spear
j.l^ ^
si'Ctj J.U
obscure.
How
great his blindness, his
Ji;^1
next to the iron-head. Feet, legs. Beasts of burden.
J.;IS*
Great worker
labourer.
J\^
^^
They were
killed to
0^
blindness, to feign
v*>i^ o^ l?^ '

Cyioj
'
To sham
J\2
the last. God is above

description.
ignorance.
all
d
)
;j)t
Juj
'
He has related
it
on the
i^y^j
^ o!ii
^j
lit
To du'ect o.'s self towards. ^Jj^\ To choose, to prefer a. th. To be blind. ilitij '<S^\
Blindness
;
authority of such a one. From -what ? ( for U From that which.
thoughtlessness,
^
.,>.
inconsiderateness.
^
lic
Dark
^^
)
clouds. Contention.
From whom
From
,
for
J^
j
Error, obstinacy.
*^j
*iii^J *l*
*ci^-) *t?-^
him who. To a[i- J oî_j C^^ Citj Up !^ pear. To occur to. '^ To turn aside from. To put a title ^ Ol^ oypj oUj
i
-{:i-
Blind- sjVit -^j S'Ccj *i}'^J ness : erior.
We
left
them
is
at the
Vt ^'cJs'j
C-it ^J._
point of death.
His slayer
unknown.
to a book.
Trial, war, riot.
Cip
;lip.
To
(a
revile a. o.
camel).
reins.
To confine To manage
(a bit),
(
3;^1j
Pride, haughtiness. Error.
(a
horse)
Blind. Obscure (night).
sUjjj
with
To put reins to To moan, to
a
)
I^^j cA&j
for o^
j
Co^ ^^
sigh frequently.
Ignorant, blind-minded. The two blind things i.

torrent,
^^l
e.
To meet face to face, To oppose a. o.

First apparition of an
object.
CUt j
i*Ci ote
and the
fire
a oCil^Vl of a burning
'i;ivt
house.
The
fooUsh, the blind.
Waste
and desert countries.

Foolish, blind (people).
'k^s- Cap *-i'j "CAs- ''cJA
Enelosiu'e for camels.

I
have seen him just now. gave it to him "C-ij

exclusively of others.
Relating to a blind, an
insane man.
'J^j
:
^^*''
sU.i
ijs.
oac i^Lfrl
Rain-cloud.
Visible part of the sky
:
OUp
Obscure, wayless desert ÛI ^ place of wandering. Abstruse (meaning). Enigma. SeparaPreposition meaning
:
Jjjl
^^
su-
horizon.
lion,
compe)tsation, transition,
Surroundings of a house.
Rein, bridle.
sitlj cAc
periority,
succession,
remoteness.
^ oUp
cnit
Light, nimble. Impotent (man). Slow to do good.
ÛJI ,^ji
s^}\
From, instead of, for. He journeyed from his

country.
aJij jS-
J\^
^ out
oCi'l
He parted with
us.
Up w^'>
-it 6\'-S-
Summit
(
of (the trees). Horizon

).
of the sky
Natural dispositions
After a while. God reward thee in
(of the devils).
my stead
i
The utmost
power
jT Jiij o1 ilCUt do so. Title of a book. Heading. oCapj ol^ Appearing. Cloud. lyCc. ^ i\i
is to
of tay
He He
died
leaving
child.
died
when 60
to.
Interfering in every thing.
Fine speaker.
^
-^
years old. Impotent, unable
Of Jt^
^.VpVl
Willingly, with pleasure.
Mad, insane. To trace back (a tradi-
o_^^
X'l^c.
What
is
hidden to
.^
the mind.
Jllc
(
;
lê
--
To buzz
(fly).
To
face dangers
J^
tion)
to a.
o.
To
substitute the
f,
to
to be gallant at war.
the
|. -^
To
sigh, to moan.
To spear a. o, V *~ Fly : blue fly. J\-J.j Jyjs.^ Jls. Buzzing. Bravery, dauntle.ssne.s8. ;3tlt Name of a celebi'ated hero J^ -^j
and poet.
Bodice, long-sleeved jacket.
To produce grapes
(vine).
î ._jj.
^jU*
I
-tt-
Grapes. Beriy of gi-apes. Wine.

Pustule.
^
t-
^^Jp
oC^
*r^
Âli
Solanum
,_^ji\ ^jis. jl _jui)l
.^,
Dried
>
yjs'j ojjiipj *iic J "ii^
nigrum., garden night-shade.
herbage
To bend to j r-^b W^ o r-^ -^ draw a. th. To break in (a camel). To stop (a beast) by pulling the rein
;
Bear's grape. Vine-stock.

Large-no.?ed.
Seller of grapes.
L/5ji
,_Jjj txit
,_^ \
(
up.
Rhamnus
zizi/phui,
o>'Ut -, 4_;Up un. iOi ) Ûs.
To tie (a bucket) with a rope. * To feel a pain in the loins. To set a. th. in order. Rope of a bucket. .^Jlj i>^*l ^
ifc
jujube (tree and fruit).
Abundance of water. Ambergris. Shield.

Sperraaceti-v.hale.
Ot TT-f)^ "^
Saffron.
).
GamStore-
Pain in the back-bone. His case depends on o^ Jl such a one. Thy affair depends on him.iJyil ^0^ yi Long-bodied ; longT-^r}^ w w-^?"^ necked ( camels ) PI. Fine, swift
(horses, camels).
phrena globosa
plant
-^
house. Cabin, hold of a ship.

Bitter cold of winter. Nobility
of a tribe.
oj^
<)-
Perfumed with ambergris. ^-^ ^' Aromatic liquoi, J.A ^.s'S

ratafia.
Raisin.
Jii*'j -^?---0 -^>-^ "^
Perfumed with ambergris.

Calico, cotton-cloth.
j^H
^^jflrCs^ *
-S-
To smack To
the lips. Smacking of the lips.
^,ijp
-JJ-
oj*Js.
To
fall into distress.
To
uit a c..^
o oicj a -ucj i o -u^ -5^ transgress the bounds of. To deviate,

\'ijM
commit a crime. To commit fornication. To break anew ( set bone).
To be spoiled. To oppose (the truth). To constrain a. o. to do a. th. s cJ To resist obstinately. difficult. To treat harshly. To cause To bleed unceasingly (vein). jli.\j a. o. to perish. To thwart, to saJUij iSC^ jJGj contend stubbornly with to rebel To throw a. o. into difficul- fitj 5 c-^*^ ty. To break ( a bone ) anew. To against. To cleave to. treat (a sick man, a beast) roughly. To oppose to follow a. o. jjs.\ To cause annoyance to to obstinately. s c^ point out the defects of. To confuse To thwart o. a., to contend obs- a;u:
to part from.
ts
jf
tinately with
o. a.
;
a. o.
by questions.
c-I*
To
resist the rider
to run
jj-i-ll
Sin, crime, mistake.
oQ" (horse).
Broken anew (bone).

Steep, difficult of ascent
Difficulty, distress,
c^J-j
(hill),
To prosecute a. o. obstinately. i To overcome a. o. (vomiting). Preposition of time and place. At. jip
Near. By. At the point of: about.
I
I
I
o^
z^
Insertion
of
annoyance. oCJl^ a letter before the

o.
rhyme.
fi'om his house. aoic cJ> possess wealth. Ju ôit think 80 it is my opinion. lliTi^JiIft
:
came
To
shun, to avoid a.
cJ^
Mountain. Beginning. Notch of cjj^ a bone.
ir^
\
To alter (the face To become long in

hair
(tail).
age).
a ^_^1
He sat down by the

of such a one.
side o!Aj
j-'p
^jj^
C-Uut \
^^l
He came at
sunrise.
iJI
f,_jii9
-Ut tU-
Strong she-camel. Eaffle. Rock.

u->^J cr^J >j'^J Bachelor, spinster. Looking-glass. To bend (wood). Qjs.jV
^
i
^ Ûp
Margin, side. He walks in the Ijic V Ua-^J lS^-*^ middle, not on the side. Rebellion. Stubbornness, sUUrj iUp
obstinacy.
o jJs- -i
To To
trouble, to annoy a. o.
seize
Swerving from duty
oJl^pj jjs.
-oli
jj~i
\j
CiUt j
;i.ju>
rebellious. Stubborn, obstinate.
a. o.
To catch
by the neck. 0. a. by the neck

hair.
^ja':s-\
Deviating from the right

course.
j^ ^
i^
jujt
Six-fingered.
Strong-headed, obstinate,
j^ ^
To have scanty
t/Uc
-r
^ja:s.
Rebellious, disobedient. Opponent. jjCJ
a'jla^j
cjJa^j
elâlt-j
<^^
o^Cp
'^
Philosophical sect affirming
î-^l
Scattered remains. Dishevelled hair.
the objective existencj of ideas or mental images.

Sect denying the objective
existence of ideas.
Bold, daring.
disaster.
Sjlait j jloi*
He had very
little left
_^^ts.
VI.
^>
^''ls^
xliUAil
of his wealth.
-
\xs.
--
To
treat
a. o.
harshly,
a. o.
Wickedness, deceit. Hardship,

Nightingale,
sjIjJp
rudely.
To
upbraid, to.blame
JiUp ^
i-ed.
_-J,aifr
-J5-
rudely.
Tarragon
(plant). Brazil-
yjci.
^
^
_np
To take a. th. violently. To undertake ( an affair) inconsiderately. To dislike a. th. To displease a. o. To disagree s with. To be unsuitable to a. o.
Roughness, violence, They went out one
after the other.
îl^j
oiif-_>
wood dyeing
Intensely red.
To turn ^p
J^
V,->^
\j
Jcl \j
XM
o Jj.
aside, to retire apart from.
wilt
To strike a. 0. with a To discard a. th.
javelin, i
A_ni1
uit
die-
tj^î
Goat. Female jUlj j_^j jllp ^ J^ of the eagle, of the bustard, of the
vulture and of the
Beginning
(of
an
aflfair).
iiifj j;I^
hawk. Rock
in
Anew, again.
Violent, harsh, rough.
'iiUj
^jdl
Ult
water. Black hillock.
^^
^
she-goat, she-gazelle.
Bloom of youth. To show îl

Tuft of hair
v^CJjl oO^'t
-tfj
îsZ
^jOJCfi
arrogance, insolence.
jiCi ^ xaiit - jixp ^ between the lower lip and the chin.
long-neckeii.
with CiVJ^jJ^ 5- S'Jap a pointed iron. Tried by misfortunes. -n^j jj^ To bend (wood). fi> Cit ^'jJ. *
Javelin. Staff
i
To remain
CUpj
C^
^tj
-^
To be
To
&^ a j^
-fJ-
become thin in the neck. To begin to ripen (dates). j5t To seize by the neck to squeeze the throat. To disappoint, to dis;
without marrying (man, girl). To admire o.'s self inces- C-Ip a ,,^4* santly in a looking-glass. To keep (a girl) unmarried till s ^_U middle aê.
ti'ess a. o.
To become
o.
:
z^ls.
in
\j
'cl^j
ci*
To embrace a. To become tall
5 Vjllcj iiJui jjl't
advanced
(g"-l)-
age without marrying
to put foi'th
earsj^l

(
fruit. Vine-tendrils.
l^v
(corn-crops).
To walk quickly with

:
Fissure in the
lips.
wide steps (horse).To set (Pleiades).
Male frog. Red, beautiful (face). To be, to become Cij

submissive, obedient.
:
\jld o
t.f
-S-
To put forth (plants earth). ^ To befall a. o. (affair). oâIj To distress a. o. (business). o5la Jp To take a. th. peaceably i\}i. ^Ms
or forcibly.
To disperse (the dust wind). To put a collar to (a dog). ^ To enter into its hole (jerboa). j!;5 To embrace 0. a. jJG3 To seize 0. a. by the neck j~ii
(fighters); to
embrace
o. a.
To undertake a. th, in earnest. A Neck. Company jOi'i ^ jL^j jjp'j jli

of men. -^
Trunk
(of a tree)
stalk
To become a
amongst.
captive
J Cp
s
^j
(of a leaf, of a fruit).
They long
a. o.
for thee.
old.
iCJ(.
jit
'^
it
To
detain
as a
îSj Jt
i '^l'\
Formerly, of
â1)| jil
captive.
A company
:
of
men
in
û3l
To abase, to humble a. o. To produce (plants ground).

Side, shore.
came to me. The people came
^ jip j^cl
^^l
b.
Git uic
Ci1 ^ytj C^ Violence, strength. Love. Subfys.
Crowd.
by parties. Length of the neck. Quick pace

(of a beast).
jit
mission. Captivity.
Forcibly, violently.
;^
'îj
,
Embrace. Badger.
She-kid. Lynx.
IsJCij JCjp
Captive.
7^ ^
sUt ^
cSs-
^îj j^\ ^
J\ui.
'j l^;j| Moslem women. Captive women. Workers. Captives or like
captives.
Detained as a captive.
fj,i^
i
Disappointement. Ursus meles, badger. jayi\ jCtj J^^ The she-goats after j_ji)| oi; J^l the she-camels i. e. straitness after
amjileness (proverb).
To mean,
to intend
;
Gr J"^!U ^G^ j Q^
to hint at a. th.
:
^_,
-^
To To To To To
belong to
to concern a. 0.
a. 0.
:
happen to
J Cit
ground).
a. 0. (food).
Long-necked. jit ^ .U;t ^ Jifti Fhenix :(_i_Ûitj,xJ__^j (L<_^^ 'Uitj'liit griffin (fabulous birds). Calamity.
produce (plants be beneficial to
Burrow
of a jerboa.
'\z\s.
J
%XJ-
trouble, to disquiet
Cdj
Embracer. Neck. Hard and elevated

ground.
Fine-necked.
J-jU;
?-
j^ 3^
xiil;:
a. 0. (affau").
To be anxious about. i_, Uipj IjUp s^ To mind, to be occupied by.

Keep
j-JU: ^ jCul^j jlU
Curved rocks.
To To To To
business. j_^G-.i 'ÎLl be beneficial to a. o. J & ^c
in
mind
my
(food).
be tired, wearied.
disquiet, to ti'ouble a.
'(u
o.2( j.i^]j
To
Js.
Necklace. Hill in front of jjUJi ^ *ili> a tract of sand. Elevated mountains. c>\i^
be
iii;5j
fe^ltj feilt o iUt

dlilj
-H-
heaped up (sand).
take care
with.
ty).
of. To contend ^j s J\sTo struggle against (difficulTo endure a. th. To treat a. o.
To enter the sands. To clo.se (a door).
dX':s-'\j
viiit
dUt'lj dlit
medically.
To be tried, tired. To bear ( cares, troubles). To take care of. to be anxious

about
:
j Jjj
Root, origin. Portion of diitj dtit the night. Door. Main part. Heaped up (sand). Assiduous. iuit Sand heaped up. dUt ^ ciX-.:*
( See ,_Sis. ) o>?iî* Tree of Hedjaz beai-iug a red ^t
^ ^l
Spider.
to attend to.
-^
t\A
j^
-Clt^j
Rain
in the begin-
i\^ ^ oJ^J O^*

;iV4c_j
:
ning of the spring.

Spi'ing-i*ain.
oJ^
Written statement of a compact ej^

sale-deed.
Hardship, distress. Crushing toil. Kindness, care. Divine Providence.

Full of solicitude.
'tt
Weakness
it.
of
mind. Dejllp
fective writing. Responsibility.
He
is
responsible for
Ljj^
J4.j
Meaning It means
hidden sense
that.
ii,;j:i
li* Js^^1:^
Utmost care.
Rhetorics.
j,CiiJI
Applied to affairs. a^ Guarantee, security. oIj4^ Confederate. Party of a compact, j^^

Old, ancient.
Ally, confederate. Client.
Endowed with good

qualities.
jUiJI
j,C4)l
Spiritualists.
Virtual, abstract. Mental,
Cf
JaI >U^
a*U>
fjS\J^
allegorical.
Alliance, covenant.
Compact,
Long-necked
(gazelle,
?r-*>^
r-**
^
-S-
treaty.
ostrich). Serpent.
The contracting
vous.
parties.
cij-Ûij
a*UJJ
'l
To meet,
to behold,
^_j
s \'j^ a
j^
f
Meeting-place, rendez-
-4i>
to visit a. 0. (in a place).
Stipulated, warranted by a
pact.
com-
j.j4*^
To be acquainted with a. o. To observe a. th. carefully. To

fulfil
Known. Rained upon (ground).
(a promise).
To lead a dissolute life. \y^ a To be a debauchee, a libertine. To commit fornication, s ^\s-j

adultery with.
^j
,
Jl
To enter (an agreement) with. Ji 045. To impose a condition, to enjoin a. th. to. To make a bequest to a. 0. To hold o.'s self respon- J o>U J'
sible
Debauchery, ribaldry. cj(^j Debauchee, profligate. ji^s ^ Strong (camel). Ogre, goblin.
^ Û
^^
towards
a. o.
a. o. for.
To make a compact
swear to
with.
To
5 jj>\s.
To
leave (camels)
j^ j^ ^
pastm'e by themselves. Emperor, mighty sove- j;*!^* ^ JaU reign. Independent (woman).
Tall, swift, excellent Ji^lpj J>4^tj
To exact (a promise) from. Jl 5 To guarantee a. th. to a. 0. ^ ? j^\ To take care of: j^s.\j oiCoj j^^ to inspect a. th. To frequent a. o. To
fi>
Ji^
renew acquaintance with. To make a mutual compact.
jaUj
j^^dî^
iJ
(she-camel). Tall, strong, unsteady
(woman). Strong (wind).
To exact (a promise) from. To hold o.'s self respon- *

sible for a. th.
^j.
ja
To dry up ( palmbranch).
C^
c-i*
Oath, bond, compact.

ty,
j._^
j^
To remain in (a place). To go forth from (a place) To show zeal in. To be broken or bent
(branch).
Order. Responsibility.Promise. Trea-
jCvi*
i
agreement. Time, epoch. Fii'st rain of the ear. Acquaintance. True fx'iendship, affection. Diploma of appointment to an
office.
Wool dyed
:
wool.
Tuft of wool. He is a good manager.
The Old Testament. The New Testament.

Crown-prince, beir-apparent.
In the
I
CJc?^^
-ir^'
^'' ^^^
'Jj
^jj 1
Palm-branch. Limb of
the human body. Destitute. Strength
less,
time of such a one. o^^ 04*

C4-uil. *j
sluggish.
have known him

insolent.
jj^
J^
Bending of a broken branch.
Xi^
i^fr
a (sick person) time after time. To turn away (a beggar). To do a. th. a second a iSCt j iS^ time : to repeat. To be wont to.
Long possessed and newly

acquired goods.
JviJi
îp
He blurted
out
*V*'.>*^
J^
>>^l Jj
speech inconsiderately.
To train, to accustom a. o. to. s ^*S To observe a feast. jup -^ To greet a. o. on a feast- s s,\. -^j
ft>
To
avert a.
lose the
o.^s
mind
;
:
from (an
affair).
To
cjj^j , O'jf- o disturb a.

to be per-
oU
o.
-tt-
To
cjj^
oCJi
day.
plexed.
to
To come back
a. th.
lil>tj SijC^ ijU-
Way,
I'uad
coui-se.
C.
;~'
We
I
(
have taken the
(Jua Cliit
VI
To return to a. o. time after time s (fever). To hold a conference with. To I'eiterate a question) to. vj To have the habit of. :>\^\j To repeat (a word). i\i1 To restore a. o. to a former Jl a
fi>
right path.
have no escape from it.

turn aside
(a beast,
[[^ju;
y>
^J
Û
js.
To
s i^-Uij i?-]^ o
-tt-
fi>
with the
rein).
state.
To To
give up (a design).
stop in (a place).
a. o.
To
To become
tomed
to.
J*
j'
v~
accus-
fi>
iCcllj
i\::J. \j
:>^j
call at, to alight at a. o.'s.
To make
^y^'i
to stop in (a
,^ S
To visit (a sick person) often, s To return to fight. To do a work

by turns. To ask from
a. o. />
place).
^jC^
To be
To
bent, distorted.
or become crooked. (>'^ a ?r^' To be ill-natured.
fi^
s ilizll
crook, to bend, to distort
^^
to repeat a. th.
(a. th.)
s
To
set (a. th).

^'jj,i\
with ivory.
-^j '^'y-b
To ask a. o. to return. Ancient Arabian tribe.

(1) Lideclinable particle liaving
I
To
To
be or
become
^^
^CJi.
jii
crooked, contorted.
incline towards.
iU
Jp
the senê of olslept while thy yu\^ iJJI
Ivory,
elephant's tusk.
jt^ oJaj
shell.
Any
Tortoise- ^\* bone. Submissive (camel).

*^
li
father remained awake.
Piece of ivory.
(2) Intcrrog. part, in the sense

Is
iU
Deviation from i-ectitude, insincerity.
^^
9r'j^
thy father abiding. (3) Negative answer

not.
^^^ ^y] it
to
Distortion, wryness
^^^[j
a question.
^'J. ili
jîs.
unevenness of ground.
Seller of ivory.
Has Zeyd gone forth ? He has

ruins.
j,:>\f.
- aJj
;
^l^t
i_sti_,t
Sorgo, drooping
millet.
lî
Habitual. Old. Old building
Curved. Disloyal,
^jl
^ *Q-^
j^
^rS*^ ^'^sS
Return. Repetition. ;>^ j zXs. ^ i'^s. Old (animal). Ancient (road). Thou hast to return. Si^,jij iî)|
Name
of a celebi'ated stallion.
Issued from that stallion.
jf'j^^^
^via-J)
Rickets.
^l>i^l
He jj ju jft Vi'^ i\ ijj je ]i'^ came back on the spot. Wood, rod. ollucj :>\'ji'\ ^
Aloes-wood. Seven-chorded
lute.
^j
>yi
Secluded halting-place. Crooked. Insincere.
ûi
Wy'^
o
To
Jj
Jl iSuij
return, to
Si^j iS^ come back to.
iU
-ft-
Aloes-wood.
.'
^: ^j ^^11
To become beneficial to. J To become noxious to. Cit To become. To happen. iS^ it To visit i>^j '^'^-J o^'^J '^!^* ~
jy^
To hang an amulet upon (a

child).
i^
Aloes-wood. Ptarmic, a sternutatoi*y,

Pellitory.
induce a. o. to have oâJj S recourse to a. o. in danger. To seek refuge o. with another. ijCu To rely o. upon another in a danger.
To
Wood
of the true Cross.

(flower).
Peony
Periodical feast-day.
Tc say
seek the pro- â
it
iCd.ll.
tection of
God against.
'^^,J ^S* iCs-j i>t
Refuge, protection.
Anniversary. Feast of Bairam (amongst ,nJvJt -uJI Moslems). Feast of Easter (amongst
Christians).
Recourse for shelter, protectiou.
Recourse to God.
Amulet, charm.
Dishke.
Unwillingly.
jiub.
oliU^
-r
il^
\i\'^
.
Present given on a feast-day. :o-ut Custom, jG\^j obiij -u^j iVt ^ Sit habit. Manners, morals. -^ Menses. Player upon the lute. i|^ Lofty palm-trees. oIXp
More
useful.
i^l
Sitl.
Taking i-efuge. Having just brought

forth
(
i^t
o^'i^j
^ iJi i^ ^
ij,l^l
Repetition.
Use, habit.
Usual, habitual.
Usually.
-sW'.
she-camel, mai*e).
îUl.
CiC:::^'.
Four stars forming a quadrilateral figure.
Visitor (of a
iCJ!
i\jlj
y^j
ijl
^ jot
Saj,(p
Refuge, protection, shelter. saUij

!
I
sick person).
God foi'bid *ij iU?j jjl iC>: ji Place of the collar on a horse, i^^ To render n j'^\j /,s.j Ij^ o jU -a. 0. blind of one eye.
,
Return
profit,
advan-
jJ I^p
tage, benefit. Income.
Custom-duties, returns.i)^,iiOl oJ,!^-^ Return. Food brought agai nfor Sil^
To mar
off: to injure a. th.
To
Si
Js.
spoil (a well).
,
a new guest. Return. Place of return. Meeting- Ûa
To become bUnd of j^^'lj Ij^t a jj place. one eye. To be dried up (one of the The life to come. The pilgriiliiJI mage to Mecca. Place of wailing for eyes). To send, to drive a. o. back. a dead person. 5 j*j To jeopardise (flocks). Coming back often. The lion. jl.j ~ Experienced in business. To deprive a. 0. of. To _r*^^ o^
debar
sures).
a. o.
from.
jj\s.j
To gauge (weights, mea- A
/^ The
Trained mare. ju*a c?-Ca ,^3^ Creator and the o-AiJI CJaliJ.) Raiser of the dead (God).
To lend a. th. to. a i J^\j j'j\s- Visited (sick people). :>/y^j ^j^ To do a. th. by turns with, Accustomed, :>\::^j ^'y^j ^*y^ 5 jj\i. To become within reach trained. Jj s j_^1 (game). To show o.'s self to. To ex- Wont to. i>i\^ pose o.'s self (at war). Return. Wont, habit. sSjGiaTo receive a. th. for temporary a j'/ii iîjj, siuij liCiAj liCtj ii^ ili use. To have recourse ^ ^>Uj iCc-llj To take, to do a. th. gn j^s-\j jj^-^j to a. o. from (danger). by turns. To interchange, to lend To cleave to (the bone flesh). y_, iu a. th. one to another. May God protect us jio 3_yjij To ask a loan from a. 0. To A jULll. To invoke the pro- 5 i^lj jtlj i^
fit
-tt'
'
use (an expression) metaphorically.
tection (of
God
upon).
-^
Polisher of knives. ij'^
Knife, pen-koife.
f:
Com)
'U-_^
cry-
^jri^-
Grin-faced in laughing
*c~i>*^
"^
-tt-
To be
Cd^j
CtfUfc
a c/'^tj a
uÛ
obscure (speech).
To become
to a.
impossible
ij^'itlj
Loss of one eye. Weakness. J^ Unsoundness. Disgrace. Pudenda. Woman. oOj* w J>^ Breach, gap (Jin a froutiei-). Cleft (in a mountain). Sunri.se and sunset. ^ ; 111
Hiu'ting the eye (foul matter).
Oplitalinia.
0. (affaii").
^li
s^
li.
To utter uncouth (8peech).yo^t1j ^ja*^ To compose abstruse (verses). To wrestle -with a. o. 5 tj^'j'* To perplex (an v_, CsCtj Cs]^ u^>!^^
antagonist).
Great
(juantity.
Loan
borrowed or
lent thing, ji^tj
To
perplex a.
o.
by arguments,
ip
Barren
(female).
^^
(
^ ^Js,
Rent, hole ; burn in a jl^j jl>^J jlj* garment. Vice, defect. Of corrupt morals. I'jJ. j, j^
Abstruse,
sion
't-s^
^ u*S* b
).
uî^''
(poetry). Uncouth, strange

).
expres-
Difficult
affair
Rugged
(place).
He embarks
in a difficult
'ia'y>i)
v^V
Straw, mote : jiyîJCi}'^ ?r j'S^ matter collected in the eye. Lending loan. Sjlil^ Borrowing. Metaphor. SjCc'l, Artificial, false. Metaphori^j^C;j,|_
;
undertaking.
cal.
One-eyed.
olj^^j J>t
!r
-O^ ^
j>^1
To
give to a,
o.
^/> s j^\s.]j
j^y^j
a. th. in
for.
exchange
restore
it
for.
To indemnify
ii*
'ji1
Crow. Without way-mark (road). One-eyed (woman). Bad, foul '\'J^ (word, deed). Waterless (desert).
Lent.
May God
thee
to
di-Û
Lank
(
'
(horse).
place).
Jij>
Dangerous
J^'i^h J'>^
c/t
Depraved
j^
jLc^
jîili
To compensate. To take or receive

a. th. in
(man).
j\'c/
5
J'ttl,
Borrowed. Metaphorical.
False, not genuine.
exchange for. To ask from a. o. com-ê

pensation
his like.
I
Rag
on a
for
ja[^\j
iii^
'J
camel's
rump.
ifcj
Tree
^
making
jI*
for.
To
substitute a. th.
tooth-picks.
Thou wUt never
see
ja'^
jj'
To be lacking
wanting to
a. th.
J^t b
Ij!>*
a. o.
To want,
to require
shall never 'oi^J^\ 'j^'j- 'dij\i\ V part from theeCompensation, *i.jUij <j^^l> u^S^
To be To be
scarce, wanting.
destitute.
ij^ a
jft
To become, j^'b jS
5
exchange
damages,4ndemnity.
\,
,
difficult (affair).
In exchange, instead of.

Substitute,ii,_^;ij jaJ^s-i
_jl
^,^
0?^
To reduce
a. o. to destitution.
j^\
J^K^ 1 ^ u^^t
"^
-il-
thing given in exchange. Punch, stage-puppet. -J^'Sr:*: To circle over a. th. it v'j^^t o oit
(bird).
Berry of grapes. ( un. {jyt ) Destitution, want, need, sjt -^j

Poor, destitute,
j^ j^
j^î
j^b ^,''^J j^
j
Woi'n out
clothes.j^,
ui ^ Sj^>
j>**
Necessities, wants.
s
To free, to exempt a. 0. To prowl about by night

State, condition. Fortune
o^
<>
To prowl about
CC^j
^
C^ o u-l* -^
*-^C5->
j)^
""
(lion),
;
jî^
by night (man, wolf).
omen,
o^
îj
To manage
(goods,
^J^
Cock. Wolf. Good speed Good luck Prey which a lion carries
!
flocks) skilfully.
^'^
Xsl^c-^
jl^
To laugh grinningly. Manager of property.
\^'^ a tr?^ ^\s,
To To
neglect o.'s family.

wail, to
j^
Jj^
,
away by To
night. Profit,
windfall.
weep
J]^b
Sji-
kS^X o'ib
loudly.
ij>^j , ^^j impede, to delay,

o.
Cj^
^^
ij'* "fr
& juitlj
To
rely upon a. o.
assistance from.
To ask ^j jp J^ To impose a burden

upon.
SJlil^
to hinder a.
I
from.
'iijjl J,
was disappointed by
the failing of
J^l
upon.
-^
To determine
my
provisions.
To become poor. To exceed the bounds

(tax-gatherer).
Jtl
>
To be
hindered, delayed.
To
of Justine
j^
J^ J^
loiter.
To twang (bow). To bo greedy of. J;^1 He possesses nothing JC Sj JCt 2 C

of his own.
Hindrance, obstacle. Jl^l ^ J^^ Hinderer ; diverting people <Jy:j from doing good. Slow. *-^-j o>f.> J^J J>^J î'-i
C'owardly.
o^
j;^
Painful affair. Helper (man).
J'j
Sustenance of a family.
Hunger.
p!As 'J'^
Delay.'
:d;^j
Woe
him Weeping,
to
\%\s. -^
*Slil^
j;^j jj^j
J^
Retardation, impediment. jj_^jj
lamentation.
Reliance. Ci'y for help. Stay,
Skill, cleverness.
-^
'
xJup
J^
XJli
Capella (star).
Hinderer.
Handsome,
j^
5r
support (man). Shelter against rain. Household, :UUj JiJUcj Jv^t

family, children.
polite, gentlemanlike.
-^ Skilful. j;J,'i^j
J^
j^S^
*iJ,li*
-tt-
j;t
Obstacle, hindrance.
JP'lî
Destitution. Care of a large

family.
7i(s.{
Wrongful
^
course. Declining
jj,u.
To attack a. o. ip To fight together. To press together. No motion is perceived

in
it.
f&,^ o
i)V*
djCu
il^^l
i!^
*j
li
(balance).
Family, wife.
Cj'^M
>!
"^^M
At
first.
d^j
^^y: Jjl
Lamented, bewailed.
Pickaxe, iron-bar. Jû^ He is not to be relied upon.
*Iit
J^
<-'S*'!
Fight.
"iS'^'i
i5^^
JlS*-;j
To
To
deviate from the

rule wrongfully, to
^'J. o JGt
J^^
jIU ^j^
-ft-
right course.
^,6*^51
J
o
To swim. To
(ship).
float
along C]^ o ^li
stray from justice. To incline on one y^

side (balance).
Jfpj
v^
To bear
year
(
fruit every second
^jtj ^^c
palm-tree). (corn-crops) into

(a ship). -^
To make up
sheaves.
^
^^
up
fi>
To exceed the bounds in. To distress, to disquiet a.

(affair).
j
o.
To launch
To
fill
To have
a numerous
îCil.
(a measure).
JIpIj
To row. To eater a contract with. To

^
uj
family.
s j,j(e.
hire a.
o.
for one
year.
j,\jl]
To
^
j,\s.
provide for
o.'s family).
To
feed
Year.
(poor orphans).
Annual
(plant).
'i/Gt
His mother lamented

his death.
ii'j
J-tj Jli
Sheaves, handful 3 of reaped û. ^ xû corn. Float, raft. Twist of a turban.
from afar. Flotation. Not fordable *>^j

of a rider seen
(river).
Head
His patience has been Vji^ Jc*J overcome : he lost patience.
J^
Ji^-
To be reduced to destitution. To be overcome.
j^
0-r-)
Smitten by a scourge
(flock).
aî>ij *-,/j
e^^
"^
Swimming
insect.
To howl,
age
tSjS -^ J *i^tj o^cj *'^j ^:^ to yelp. To attain
lijr*
mature
(wolf, dog, fox).

(i]>itb >S*}h
To twist (the hair). ^ To bend a. th. To reply against a. o. To confute a. o. To stir up (dogs) by
howling.
o!Aa js.
^s^^s-j
i_j>($C!l
^5}^
To To To
collect
and howl against
ic-
Sj\^
a. 0. (dogs).
be bent.
incite (dogs) to howl.
<^'y^\
To
5 iS'j^-^\
ask help against. To

to rebellion.
stir
(people)
Rebellious clamour, tumult.
s^
-tf-
Howl, yelp. Howling much. Dog. Bitch. Fox's cub. Lynch.
'^jt
} -KJ,
M^
"^liS*^
To
be
^f.
:
_j|
i_)
sLpj
Lji.
unable to
to lack
^ a ^^j power, ability
for. -^ To be ill. To falter in speech, To be unable to
jiiii^l
t.5 t5>*
sOUjJ
GUj ;Lij
Li"
express
o.'s
mind.
To speak to a. 0. enigmatically. iCi To be tired, jaded. Ctl To tire a. 0. (walk). To disable s a. o. To baffle (the physicians' skill:
disease).
To be impracticable
a. o. (business).
to
it
Gujj
To
be unable
to,
o CiiJ.t.j
^
"i^j
Gufj Cjo
disabled from.
Incurable disease.
'Ct
-ûi'l
Unable,
;l.t1j 'U-tl
SP
impotent. StammeringT Impotent,

-if-
Sick,
ill.
ollt
Enigmatical, obscure speech.
-cXS
1
Wearied,
tired.
To
SUUi ^Cpj i/^j J*;^"^ chide sheep by the cry li To have a blemish, a Clp k_iU -KsCcttj
defect.
To be unsound,
defective
(goods).
To alter (goods). A To charge a. o. with a
sJîij
sî
c_>\p
^^cj
1
Caravan,
camels.
'^^'J^.i Jj^-> Jyî j'^-> ^^ 'r -^ Domestic and wild ass. Pupil of the eye. Promiaent Hue oa a map, a leaf. Moimtain. Pi'ojectiag bone of the }iaad, or the body. King, chief. Wooden peg. Drum. It is as empty as the jjt Sj2"y belly of an ass i. e. there is no good
'
jU.
file
of
cj^j^s^j Cj^'j^
-r.
j^,
vice
To shame,
to stigmatise a.
y_jJJ.
0.
^^^.c
Vice, defect, unsoundness.
^ vjUj
^ What
a shame Leather-bag. cU^j

!
>i>i!l w-1* li
Vice, defect.
for cotton.
1
v'^J ^:% *~^ Confidant. Family, Comb

*jLcj (_jUtj
Censor, Given to
fault-finding.
Altered
,
defective,'
unsound.
îU>
^_j\s.
in
it.
i)i
Defect. Disgrace. Stain.
iU^j
v*^
^t?^
-^
Kind
pigeon.
%\'^\
J^
JCJ;
Young
ass.
FuU
of defects, vices.
^jif^-i
Self-admirer. Shunning
society.
\î -i^ Bag-manufacturer,

'
To do
j
fit
C\jCJj CJjUj CUi
oi
Random
(poem).
aiTOw. Current
oJy,rp> yjs-
mischief amongst.
I
To damage
a. th,
(animal),
Legal standard for mo-r jUt ney,'weights and measures. ^Caliber. Currency of (a poem). SjCc <> Wig, false hair. îlu sûc
Sharp, sprightly. Idle (man). jts. Rogue, vagrant. -^ Crane for weights. Legal standard for j-^_ u>s ^ jC^ measures, weights.
DifficL'.lties,
oO^
To squander wealth. To grope for a. th.

dark.
jC.
J
^f^
in the
Causing damage.
I
oCj^j o>icj cJ.'i
Lion.
Prodigal. Mischief-
j^
j,
oQ.U
-ft-
maker. Verb only employed with GJt

I
^\g.
defects.
US
To wither (corn-crops), ^^j^s û. -STo be grayish (camel). o-d*^

Grey hair. Of a reddish white (camel). Female locust.
^Ît ^,_^
I
1
a negation. To heed. To profit. am not satisfied with it. ^ i;^*^ u do not care jjij ^^yS" T-:^ ^
^ >\J^ ^ ,_^1
'UJi&
'
about his words, Profit, advantage. Feast, See ijc To wander (man) ; to go
at
(
Name
of Jesus (for Moslems).

'^^.-itj
^î^
3y_Afr
Relating to Jesus
Christian.
Ijjfr J& ^ random ( beast }. To spread news ). To become celebrated

i
Order of dervishes.
<iA>j U-tj CjU?j *-i^J
^-^4^
i
oÎûJI
u-'i
"i^
To To
live.
To spend
means
:
life.
iiîft^
5 ^r-iftb
give
of sub-
^r^
(poem). To do mischief amongst. To upbraid, to revile, a, o. To weigh, to assay ( coins). To be overspread with green
5 j'lc
*
jjc
sistence to
to keep a. 0. alive.
moss (water).
To live with a. 0. ^ j,\\s. To seek means of subsistence. J-i*' To substain hfe scantily. They lived in society, x^\, \^\^<
Life, living.
To
(a
equalize
weight).
A O'^J To gauge
sl^'li*
^'i
(measures,
-^^
^>a,
jj^
jSif
Food, wheat, a Bread.
RoU
of bread.
jjj. ji^'j
jJm.
weights). To assay (gold). lend a, th. To set (a *j 5 s^^l J^ horse) free. To fatten (a horse). To pluck out (the hair of the tail). To reproach, to abuse 0. a. in ^'Uj
To
D Kind of mince-pie.
a Beech-nut.
words.
^(^1
jLic
Shame, disgrace,
vice.
jCjftI
w J^
(JVC
To let (a h)rse) pasture freely. To have a nume-VUti. J^'\j 5 J\tSj

rou9 family.
Destitute,
Mushroom.
v'S^'
J^
Jiti
a Seller of bread.
Easy
j^c_, j]J.j :;3u
J^j
^ JJU
-^j
life. jlj j\ il-Ô i*5 Living, alive. Leading o^loVt ^ J-^M
poor.
an easy
j:t
xLp
Jv!p
life.
Household, family. Jup ^ iGlt Poverty, want. -^ Family. Having a proud gait.
Means
of
life.
:
ji-jU/^
^ *^^J J-^
îisi
^ Wages
pen.?ioiJ.'
Fodder, straw. dUij yCt Having a numerou.'S ;u/J ^ jî family. Seeking after prey (lion). To long for milk, ti^s-j \JS & i y^ -^ To lack milk (people). ^Ctl
Having a livelihood. \\ ood ^>llt-lj CjIa^
u^=* of tangled trees. Stock, race. Thicket of trees. u'c*'*

5r
u^, ~
"^
Difficult to
be obtained.
i
u*^^
h\s- "^
To To
deprive a.
o. of
milk.
select the best.
To tend
^^t^l,
towards.
Longing
Day.
for milk. Thirst.
Xlî
To be long (neck). L!-7j,Ct4t To be long-necked. (Ja'^ To shout (player, drunkard). To yell, to scream. ^ To cry out to, to upbraid
a. o.
a Ja-t
Lui. <>
u.
ix'S
Selection, choice.
x^
JiJ.
Longing
for milk.
Bereft (of a wife,

of flocks).
Û ^ JJJ. j, oUlt J\J, ^ oliJl olil^

& \CJ.
\
To call out a. 0. To quarrel (players).

Loud
cries of boys at play.
Ja!&
Jati')
lut
J^Ls
lUlfr
<>
Cry, clamour, uproar.

the
a.
0.
To hurt a. o. in eye. To smite

eye.
ot
Noise, bustle. Loud I'ebuke.
with the
evil
Long-necked.
fi>
h^
<
Gait
i
ialt
*sCjS-j CJliltj
'^^j C^
a jli
-ft-
To How (water, tears). Cll-tj Cut To bring (news) to i oO;tlj,i;Ut

a. o.
To loathe a. 0. Let me alone.

To augur from
To
cast off a. th.

iS-isi
"^
the flight
a'
ssUc
^li
To become (a spy) for. J oOUlj M- of (birds). He dug till he found oul jl cSs- Ji ^> To circle over (bird). To have a beast loathing a spring. To be wide in the water. i'^^j ^^-^ aaw
eyes.
jp Cue
*Jul. ^'i'l
To
Sj
furnish o.'s self with tra-
oO^^'l
To
specify, to particularise
cnt
veiling-provisions.
a. th.
To
single
out a.
o.
(a p9arl).
a. 0.
To
stir (war).
To bore To appoint
Flight of birds.
iLt
Loathing, disliking. Diviner, augur.
^_U
To assign property to. J OUJI To sell or buy a. th. upon credit, c^ To sell a. th. upon credit to a. 0. on
the condition of buying
it
^^j ~
i
To To
hinder
to turn away, (ii
ju
jIp
-ft-
call out, to vociferate.
-{:$-
Sea-shore. Yard of a house.
*31p
i
back at
a lower price. To blossom (trees). To view, to face A OLtj bjUi ci'v*

a. o.
To walk in a proud gait.OlfeCt To become â>j V^j *ilcj >11p

destitute, poor.
ilvV
Jit
-{^
To reduce
he
is
!
a. o. to
%:^h
How
evil-eyed
i^]
destitution.
To be
perplexed.
To be
fij ojiT
blistered (water-skin, camels' feet).
To see, to look at a. th. To be clear, distinct, obvious.
^^
A To lead a. 0. asti'ay, To have a pi-oud gait. îtJl j Jlijj To be in quest of prey (wild beast). j!p 5 To feed (o.'s family) scantily.
rr
iJ^C
I
0.^
(jte
have much regard for

thee.
jJJ. j^
'cJ\
He has done
it
ojl^ jl ôjt Jt' dUi Ji*
To be appointed, assigned to. is ^^ To be imposed upon a. 0. (affair). ^ To be enlisted in the if-viajl j ojij
army.
carefully.
The
chief men, the personages oCpVi
To buy upon
the best
of.
credit.
To take a o^î
oj^j
:
of a pi ee.
P'yeiet. -^
^
Eye-glass.
xiJ}^ {j iUlt
Eye. Look.
oV^îj
Oj*-!
Spectacles, eye-glasses.
o>^3^
"^
Sea-shells.
Sample.
ÎJufc
XLt Fine clothes. ir^jP Sale upon credit. Buying back iLc ^'J at a lower price of a. th. already sold Ocular view. Clear, evident.xû^j oCt I faced him, I saw him per- OUs- ixJJ
Choice, selection.
sonally.
eye of a needle eyelet. Bud of a tree. Small opening. Defect. Aspect, countenance. Spy, watcher. Stroke of the evil eye. Party of men. Direc-
Hole
^^
tion.
Human
being:
self,
substance.
One of the two
saddle-bags. One
cash.
ojt'i
scale of a balance. Middle letter of a

triliteral word. Sun. Money Water-spring. Oj^j Great star in the eye of Taurus.
:
Ploughshare,
Eye--witness.
ojtj <i-f
ir
oC^^
Black grapes with large berries. Black plums.

Spectacles.
Evil-eyed.
'j'i^ j32\
Buphtalmum, ox-eye
(
o^
d
plant
).
Cat's eye, kind of quartz.

j)j|
o^
^
Willingly, with
pleasure.
ojiilj
j^tj Cnt
Oj;C
Brotherhood. Wide-eyed, black-
^t--"
>:ASi
ul&
03* 1
As far as the eye can reach. Within sight. He is the very man
:
j',^\
jjji
'
ojiSt oiJ
-
'
Verdant
(soil).
iiJt
it is
the very thing.

is
Determination, appointment. cnJj ^ Quota, share assigned to each. Place where one is seen. Abode. oU;*
Halting-place.
There
no one
in
^'t
jl ojfr j'oJt (
the house.
He
I
left
the reality for ojt

it
aj
0'] wib
the shadow.
Smitten by the evil-eye. oj^j cru> Running upon the surface of the earth (spring). Figured with eyes, vN-ith lozenge- cn^ shaped designs (cloth). Determined. -Ênlisted ( soldier). oji:^
bought money.
with ready
lit
c'i^b i^Âi.[
Hypocritical friend
long as he is seen. The land put oji^. j\

forth buds of plants.
cr^
e-Y)
^
ip
Draught. To hi (lusty,
yxi,\j j\i]j
Ij^^t
:iiji
To attack
a. o. every second day (fever).
t* o 1.^
-tt-
dust-coloured.
To go away,
to stay
;
to pass.
To remain, ^t
î-
To go away at intervals from. To visit a. o. from time to ut

time.
^
s
Jj
to continue.
To become corrupt, ulcerous )^ a (wound). To bear rancoui-. To sprinkk, to soil a. o. with *

(dust).
_ni
To
raise (the dust).
To
out-
J^'\j
strip a. 0.
To To To
be rainy (weather).
exert o.'s self zealously
in.
^1
j
J{i.]
be dusty
day).
To be
J^_J.
sprinkled with dust (man).
To drink every two days C_^j Ufc LS (cattle). -^ To gulp, to sip (inanj. To spend the night at. jjc Lilj "" To be altered (meat). Lilj To be I'emiss in. To make j ^^ havock among (the sheep wolf ). To repel an evil from. o^ To visit a. o. every two fiij s LS) days. To water (.cattle) every two days. To yield ( milk) every two days
i
^
^
To become
Remainder
of milk
:
dust-coloured.
j\l;^[ j\i[
(she-camels).
Rancour, secret hatred.

olJ>?fr jr
y^^
To
seize a. o. every
two days Uj
Ah S^^
Jî
j4-
(fever).
remains of
a. tb.
^'Siî o'JyS'
To look
zy\i
Jiii\ Xl\'i _;jt
-
Uust.
Dust-colour.
Distress, misfortune.
for the issue of. End, result. Journey of two days.
,^4-J
1^
<
After.
Corrupt, ulcerous (wound). Going, passing oj jr>j j?i
^>
:
away. Remaining
the future tense.
Dust-Guloured.
beliind.
[Gram]
y^' ^ '\'j\i. ^ j\i.\ The earth. Female partridge. 'OjiJI The strangers, the poor. >GUSI jij
Intoxicat'ng drink {dim. of Ô'S) 'l!>>t' made with millet. Sorb. Servicetree.
He has He
left
not obtained^^^l
'\yci.'
\s-
aV
anything.
him com- _4^'
'1^^'
^ '^'J
every
pletely destitute, deprived of
thing.
Seldom, from time to time. t* '^'^'3 Prov. Visit seldom, ^, -ii thou shalt hnd more love. Tertian ague. lull JJ,. Depressed land. <-r>yî '-/^'^ t v^ Wave dashing on the shore. Gulf. Small supply of food. :^ if- Draught, gulp. "Ci. Dew-lap of an ox. Gills ^jV-i 1 ^ ,^ of a cock. Milk drawn in the morning jljufe mixed with other in the evening. End, issue. i^ To cheat in trade. ,_^ Dew-laps of oxen. -^î ^ ^li Gills of cocks. Place of sacrifice in
Dust-coloured sparrow. Dusty, covered with dust.
jjj^
Mina.
î
Godly people repeating incessantly their prayers.
s^niyJ
To prepare curd. To be dust-coloured.

Grayish, ashy colour.
Cilt
o^ ^
'c^\
si^
Grayish.
c^l
fi^
ri-f
fi>
be obscure, dark (night). To be ash-coloured (wolf).
j^\
Food made of curd and butter, To drink by draughts. ^>S a
e-A
3^
To
diink in the evening. To diink a. th. in the evening.

in the evening.
j^\ ^
Darkness. Gray colour. Gray. Greedy (wolf).
Evening draught. Milk drawn

Driaking
in the evening.
ilt
j,
J^
o\^
-{^
To
deceive, to
CJij CJi o ojt

o. (in
cheat, to
gain).
defraud a.
a bar-
Bay (horse). To deceive ji4t b CiJi a ^vt a. o. To draw to its close night). To see indistinctly (eye). a J:JS- ^ To deceive, to wrong a. o. 5 ^r^^ Intense darkness ilIc.^,jLCi1 ^ jj^
,
^
(
^tj
^
iLit
^]
To conceal a. th. To fold and hem (the

edge of a garment, a
A J^
before dawn.
A
C.;ij
CJi o ojt
Weakness
Dark
of sight.
iiCi
>
skin).
To
forget, to
a. th.
Jj A
C^
a la^
(night).
Black (beast).
5 Clalt
i
neglect
To
Cl^j i'Ct a cnt deceived. To be
feel (an
animal)
iu^
-ft-
To b3
of a
weak
judgment, easily mistaken. He is weak-minded. They were unaware

of the thing.
with the hand. To emulate s ii^t j a. o. without envy.

excite emulation.
Oa^
kSj
5
ix^t
aAj
^^l
To
laS
j^
\jiS
To cheat o. a. To hide a. th. under

pit.
^/li^
To give a continuous rain (sky). Jal^'l To cover the soil (plant). To gra.sp a. o. unremitjyj jc
tingly (fever).
the
arm- ^
<jî
o2tl^
To keep
oj^
-r
(a saddle) upon (a
Deceit, cheating,
^'4-i
^
fCi
iJCt
^\i,
J*-
*
W'-^
beast's) back.
imposition, swindling.
To
rejoice at.
Foul play, gro.ss fraud. Shortening, hemming in of a

dress.
ji.>Vi
^ To
To be
o.'s
be angry, irritated.
content, satisfied with
JaliJlj
Ii^l.
happiness.
Weakness
Cashmere
Knavish,
of mind.
Prospei'ous state, well-being.
hlS
Swiniller. Cowardly. Slothful.

cloth.
Sh-aves of reaped
corn.
i^j^
'jCi
t ^^j "
*i^
PaJa-î
fool.
Cj^/'j oj-^
Beatitude, happiness. Wish, desire

envy.
Deceit, imposition.
ixi
for the happiness of another without
Day
of the last judgment. c^Ci&l ^]jj Arm-pit. ^Û> ,. avi> Cheated in a bargain. ^j^^ Mutual cheating in trade. liJlii To have \^j hjiSj Ci a ^^ - >-p - no intelligence of; to understand
Title given to Oriental

:
triarchs
His Beatitude.
Jaii-'
Stream of water engulfed.

Camel-saddle. Depressed vated on the extremities.
land eleJxJi
not, to be unintelligent.
Vortex, whirlpool of a river. Slough.
To be ignorant of (news). To be hidden, unknown c/^

to a.
0.
.&
j"^
ss^
Rainy sky. Emulating without grudge.

<>
J^
Ja^'
,,,
'V^
Ja^Vc
Covered with vei'dure (ground).

Full of eddies
(river).
^ Full
*iali
To be unmindful of, to take ^^ j'u; no account of. To show ignorance of. To feign unmindfulness. jfui
Hidden thing Earth concealing an object.
Unmindfulness. Inadvertence, neglect.
of mire (road). Angry.
Ja!l^
Envied. Blessed.
give to a. o. the 5 Cti evening draught. To milk (a beast) in the
'Ci
To
^j^ J^
-W-
f^j %^
a jli;
evening.
K
To
find
Jifr
^
^
^
(
herbage and become

"cJr-ll.
Thin mist.
fat (horse).
Ignorance. Stupidity.
Simple, stupid, unintelii
gent.
*;Qi
To extract purulent matter

from (a -wound). Leanness of (a beast). Lean. Worthless, meagre
(speech).
To To
for î^')
fa i lit.
ojitj
'd-i^
swoon, to
^-f^To
^^
A
conceal, to cover a. th.
^
^]
*li?.
Pus, matter. Disordered state of mind.
*^^j c-i^
*i,ii
-ft-
shoi'ten (the hair).
To pour down
Shower. Dust
shower
(sky).
To dwell, to remain. 'xxit c.iit To wash (clothes) without beater To undulate c-'Cllt; \yiS- o _Ai -^
(herbage).
in the sky.
c.Ct ^ tZE
Is-
He came
Pitfall
at sunset.
,_^ljt CI^
-CJi
Dense, tangled (tree).
J^tl
eZjJ^
covered with earth.

a. o.
To exude (gum plant). To be villous (cloth). Nap of cloth.

:
J.i,\
To plunge
let o
ii
jVi^l
forcibly into (water).
JJ.
Refuse of
''J'%*j 'O'î-j "ejî-i

;
J\i
To To
grieve, to
weary
a. o.
upbraid, to silence
^ÂSCJ b
mankind
rabble.
slÛ'
a. o.
Reddish brown colour.

Villous, velvety.
j<i.
'\jii
^ JiS
Dingy. Ignorant (man).
To drink successive draughts of. To conceal (laughter). To be covered with trees "Scl a Jii
(place).
fii
-W-
Gum
To
of
some
jc\ij>
^ jy^j J^tJ -^^

oÛ) \Ji. o Jii
plants.
Bushy
(place).
give at once to
To
a. o.
the best.
Xiit
be impeded in speech. Cî i -{f To speak Ai'abic in an indistinct,
^j^
JiJi\
^~i
Ash-colour.
Ash-coloured.
^S
^jii*
:
To weary
visits.
barbarous way. a. o. by repeated

suffer
s J:i'\
Mixed, mingled.
To
from indigestion.
To carry (rubbish torrent). To mix (language). To fi^j

confuse.
Suffocating heat.
i
\
ji
i
Incorrect, barbarous language,
tjd
,ttl
To be
disturbed,
ji3j CCitj
,
Cki
Impediment of speech. Speaking incorJ:i

rectly, indistinctly.
'i;..-fc
stirred (mind, heart).
Scum and
rubbish swept by
'i^j G^
Thick
Death.
(milk).
Oppressed
'J^'^
,
a torrent.
J'\ -J ,><r'
'i!i\i.ii
Gipsy, buffoon.
J^'^
rr
Jj*^
To
be
To
be covered with
affected
j^_j, lot
&Ji^
lean,
'^ \j '*-'>î a 'c^ ^ weak ( beast To be corrupt

).
pestilential buboes (camel).
(language).
To be
ZiAj jS 1j iJîj
To
secrete purulent
"^ 1j
î^J
u-
^
i
'
with a swelling, a ganglion, a himp.
matter (wound).
To take o.'s (lot, share). To be angry with.

Cattle-plague. Camelplague.
Pestilential bubo.
ilxi
i)j^^
A
it.
ilt
:ifc'l
To become
a. 0.
unpleasing to
ui
^.t
(country).
To put
a, o. to trou-
:>jS
ble.
cVj^Lj ZjI
There is nothing bad in his opinion.
''j^. *'ji
'c^l
Wen,
evil.
goitre.
Lump, ganglion ; king's

ji\ji
He asks the opinion

every one.
of 1i>] k^s- o*j V
Part, share,
lot.
^ ui
He
held bad talks,
.!ASOl
'ii\
To
flow abundantly
CSot a
J^
-ft-
(spring).
To be
copious Jolij J^j^îlj Jjîj
Having a wen, a ganglion. ai_, ai Hot-tempered. (m. /".) iljki; Covered with pestilential buboeSijlU;^
(camel).
(rain).
To have much
saliva.
To be soaked by
(ground).
the rain C'j a
JJ^
Jjlj-
To
betray,
oj
5 Cljlitj
Ijjifc
Jji-
to deceive a. o.
To
neglect (a duty).
)jj^ a jat
Abundant water. Soaked by the rain (soil). Abundant (rain ). Fruitful (year).
Delicate, soft
To be
full
of rocky tracts
(night).
JjS
(land).
To drink
rain-water.
jXi To become dark

To To
act treacherously with a.
jjilj
ols^j
J'-^-J J-^!*
^ \j\j^j sSo1* ji'*

o.
(man, woman). Vehement (running). Ample means of

(
To
betray.
fi>
Jj?(Jlife
).
J'-*c^
cast, to leave, to omit
/j^'h
Liberal
a. th.
(man). Long-bodied (horse).
To become fuU
-ft-
of pools
jJîi^l
To lean, to incline oî.^ o-v*down (bough). To be long, luxuriant (head o^j^l of hair). To be fresh, verdant (plant).
Doze, slumber.
Delicacy. Softness.
Delicate, soft,
vlk^j
(country).
Treachery,
CjV/jS-
Sj J^j
jj*
Ijji
faithlessness, fraud.
Treacherously, perfidiously.
ooj.
'jj-^
ijji o
llv^ -S-
Remainder portion. Uneven, hard (ground).

:
Jj
jjuJt c-j?
To
go, to come, to
Steadfast (in fight, speech,

action).
journey early in the morning. To enter upon the moniing.
To come
a. o.'s
at
it ijjii-\j oj'jê-j \jjs-'
very
(the
eai*Iy.
,
To eat
morning- jjiuj
Ui- a
Jj^
Pool left by ejji'\j cXj^s j^ -r JL-i^ River, torrent. the rain. Lock, plait of hair. j^^ ?r ^^ Piece of land covered with d>jJ^ ~
<>
meal).
plants.
Togivetoa.o.(themoruing-meal).j<t?a^ To come at a. o/s early. s j^'^
Deceiver.
SjJitj jlJ*j c>jj>^ rr j^'^

o'j^-J
Treacherous, unfaith- ^jpj

ful.
J^
Morrow, next day. To-morrow. To-morrow, soon, later
for j'st
JuJI
jt
jj 'J^
^sJi -^
Perfidious, faithless, (m./.) j/jS.j jiji

^
on.
Small
pistol.
cjIj'^
sr
ej'^
-ft-
Vertebrae.
^j'^
'liiiJI
Morning, time cj^jSj (A'jS ^ *ir^j between daybreak and sunrise. In the mornings and ^JUaVtj j'j^k
evenings.
I
To be
u2^j,6->^
iJJ*
generous.
went to him
in
Cijitlj i^lLJI ir^'l
To blaspheme, to ( for ja ) ^jlxi -^ swear. To cui'se. To cast a veil of darkness upon jji
the earth (night).
the mornings and evenings.
Very early in the morning, Rather early.

Morning-meal. Breakfast. <^ Dinner.
sjjij ajjS
To
let
(
(a
veil)
down on her
let fall
jt
a net
A
on
xfjS
face
woman ). To
: :
Sjotl
^ -Ut
game hunter). Rower seaman.

(the
^jil*
Of the moi-row.
^SjJ^j 'iS^
Early comer. ili Coming and going. ^J^b s??^' Morning-cloud. C;Ci\*j il^ ^ ;tiiii
Crow. Thick-feathered oCiJt ^ uilJ* vulture. Black and long hair. Black wing.
Black.
V,'^
oiCii
morning -rain.
Oar.
^ oJU^ j
iJ/i^t
f
Abiinrlant (pastui'e).
<\
^'Ji>
Frotus.
Lamb,
kid,
iit ^ 'iît '^siSij^-d-, ^ '^^

xJjit
Eating the morning-meal. Co^ ^ ^CJi

Place repaired to morning.
in the
S)juij iôi?
youngling.
Swift
(liorse).
Foul-
> o'jJ^
^lUi
To
tongued. Feeder. Comforting, -wkole-some

(food).
flow with foul matter (wound)
'it1j,l'Ji
:
o J*
-fr
with blood
(vein).
To lag behind. To hasten (the walk).

Purulent. Lachrymal vein.
Pu."?,
)\ 9^ 'JiS
To
deceive, j
Vjj'j^'j hjf-_i
1^
-K-
"i\i
to allure a. o.
matter.
JiJ^
To
He
feed its chickens

bill
:
O'^j t^
with (the
is
bii'd,,
well instructed.
To diminish a. th. ? jLilit To leap, to spring. 'ji'jXl To prepare a di.sh madejll;t| jj* -*
of flour and milk. Food made of flfxir and milk.
S^gJ^
To be inexperienced. To act in a childlike way.Sj)]]^j \^ To have a blaze i^j e'j\'^j 03^ a on the forehead (horse). To be white (complexion). To be eminent, gene]
To
give at once
0.
oÂjJ ^'ji
o j^Ji
to a.
the best of
a. th.
,
To
eat,
j,Jii\i jtSiJj
C'Si-
>>is-j
rous.
to swallow a. th. greedily.
To
cut, to
(fore-teeth).
(bird).
come forth i^_j ll{_^ j^ To expand its wings

).
Herd of cattle. Abundance of milk.
_/ji
j^ji.
7.
"ij^'ji
Wide
They
(well).
fell in
To mi ( a skin 4> To undertake a. th. blindly, jîi. jji. To risk (o.'s self To ru.sh headlong
).
^ ii 'jij ^(ji ^ Ciit
X^j
J^
j\ jj^'ji
l_îi
distressing ca.se.
Gluttonous.
into a peril.
To mix
up, to
jumble things
y^^h a y^'jS-
j^'-is-
-S-
To be
little
dull (market).
To
yield |j|^
j\i-
together.
milk (she-camel).
heedless, deceived, unprejj^ti^
To be
pai-ed.
To .speak volubly, scornfully. To utter threats. To shout, to yell.

Clamours. Anger, confused words.
^>VfeOI
y-'jJTi
To be
by.
deceived, seduced
-iiJL
\j
-^S-^ ^ SÎip
To overtake
a. o.
unawares.
5 J,iLl
!_>
Whimsical, freakish.
^lui
|)li^
Fold, wrinkle, crease,
j/^ ^
the earth.
e'î.
To
feed a. 0.
To
benefit s
o \Sl
furrow. Gap,
I left
cleft in
a. 0. (food).
him
in his
previous
Jc-
iiJ^t
state.
Edge of a sword. Blaze upon the forehead of
j^Jij
'J-
Sj-rr
a horse. Gleam of dawn. New moon. "Whiteness of complexion, of the teeth. Best, choice part. Face, forehead. First day of the month. Eminent (man). Good behaviour.
Inexperienced,
heedless.
^\'J.'\
To feed a. 0. with. ^^~ To walk quickly. To flow (blood, \'jl urine). To be interrupted (urine). To feed, to bring up (a child). 5 ^/'ji. To feed o.'s self. To be SJil \j tfoii
fed.
To throw
violently
a. 0.
down
yj,_iiL\
('/")
on the ground. Food, whether solid or XlJi\ ^ 'lit liquid; aliment ; sustenance of the
body.
Fosterer, rearer.
oj'^'^j
Slis-'
Heedlessness, neglect. Risk, peril.

Deficiency, paucity
:
J^ ^ s^
^'J.
i\t
inconside-
jCj.
Manager of cattle. The nutritious and

tive organs.
Ju
diges-
j'i\t
<i'i\ii\ S}i!l
ration. Dullness of a market.
T )
^J"
jC^
pattern,
a>l j JCj.
ip
To cause a. o. to emigrate. To banish a. o. To go to the west. To do or

say
a.
s i_.jt
In haste.
On
^'J.]
the
same
jc
course, manner.
Delusion. Vanities.
th.
strange, extraordinary.
jj^p
To laugh immoderately. To nm Seducing, bUnding (the jl^'?r J"* mind). Vain, delusive. swiftly. To go far into a counti-y. Allurer, seducer. Heedless, jj^j jl^^ To make (a horse) to run fi^j s inconsiderate. to exhaustion. To fill (a gkin). To come from the west. To go ^ys The deceitful one i. e. the .JJj _i)l world. abroad. To become a stranger. To marry a stranger, a foreign ,^jî-[ Deceived dupe. Cautioner, olî-%r -i j^ surety. Easy (life). woman. To find a. th. extraordinary, ^jîill^ Inexperienced. Good S^b ''S^*' t ~
;
fi>
strange.
nature.
to excess.
To laugh
^y-:^\j
More
negligent. o\^'j Sj-f: S^
'J-"^
West, place of sunset. ^/^ -^ t_/^ Edge of (a sword). Tears. Flow of wine, tears. Large bucket. Lachrymal vein. Inner and outer angle of the
eye.
Bright (complexion). Fine. Having a blaze on the forehead (horse). Brilliant, shining from afar. Noble, eminent. Beautiful, hot (day).
Carelessness, neglect.
Tumour
in the
eyes. Distance.
o'S^ j^'^
-r
Sharpness of a sword, of the tongue, of temper. Western, occidental. Westerly '6/^

(wind).
Sack
for straw.
'Jyi.
Niggardly. j\jj> ^ Deluded, a Self-conceited. To gargle. To bubble up

(cooking-pot).
'Jiis6\
3Ui
jjji>*
'J.'J,
Remote
country.
Xt'J-
jji
^_,î.
To
crepitate (broiled
Silver cup. Willow. Gold.
Wine.
Journey kjljî-lj v_)^l> *j ^tj <^^ abroad. State of a stranger, of a foreigner. Emigration.
meat). To cut the throat. To gargle o.'s throat with. To drop (tears eye).
:
J-'j^ ^5 j^ S^t^'
Guinea fowl.
Gizzard. Blaze upon a horse's
Crow
*jy-\j
oV^j ^î vj* T

'
v'S*'
(quite black). Edge (of a sword). Rook, Noachian crow. '^^ kJCjI Crow's foot {plant). v'3^' J?-JMushroom, toad's stool {pl.).^\yji\ 'J.I Very fruitful land. f+Jl^^s.' _)Uj V 'j^']\ Bird of bad omen. ojlll ^jl^t' The affair became i_j'Ir*" J?-J i'^ Ir^
intricate.
forehead. Gargling. Bubbling of a pot ; rattling sound in the throat

tural sound.
""'J-ji:
gut-
To go away, to depart. C J. o ^'j, ^ To be affected with a tumour (eye). To set (star, sun). To be ^./J-~
absent, remote (person).
k_;lnplj i-jji"^
'rO*'-'
i
Cor vet. *jji-'h Arabs of black com-'

plexion.
oC^
rr
v'S^'
^.j^-3
*i^
vl;*'
ijîll *;_,t1
Strangeness of a word, of an
expression.
xJi^t
Sunset.
V-^j*''
Western
side (of a ^j/j^ ^ VJ-^ mountain), Setting(.sun).Withers (of a camel). Upper part of a. th. Stranger. Traveller. 'Uj^ -r <r-i^ Strange, uncouth, extraordinary.
To forsake o.'s countiT^. To emigrate. To live in a foreign country. To be obscure, inunders- jJi^t o t-j^ tood (word To become a foreigner. To be black. G^ a v_j_,t To go towards the west. ,Sj-'\j ^'J^ To bring forth black and white children. To remove, to put away. To pasture cattle in a remote ^*x
).
land.
e\r
jji
To
To
prick (a needle) into
j *
j'J.^
a. th.
fix (a stick) into (the ground).
Strange, wonderful event. Hand-mill.
V','>
rr
~'rljf
fi>
j^^'b
Dawn.
Snow,
hail.
"White or
fringed with white (eyelids)
To submit (rebel). To sink, to penetrate

into.
Ij^ a
j^
West, place of
sunset.
uj li/i ^
Africa.
uj_,i/>
j yji \j
jj^,
To
To
put (the foot) into (the

be on the eve of departure,
yî
îj
I
The west. Northern The hour of sunset.

Western.
Algerian. Moor.
^'^li\
v_^' ^yJ:
stirrup).
U,^^
"^.jS^
"~
Ingrafted sprigs. Leathern j/ji

stirrup.
j'J-
Keep
to his stirrup
i.
e,
'ej'J.
yj\
ij^s-
Going towards the west. vV' Have you reî X'CjJ' â JTs^ Ja ceived any news from a foreign
country
1
Follow, obey him.
puncture, a stitch.
j'ji.
Excellent grapes. Black-
î>.i^
fi
^
->f
Nature, native disposi- yXj- -r 'J.^ tion. Natural gift. Spontaneity, histinct.
haired (old man).
To
sift
(wheat; To scatter,
y,'J.
to crush (a party of men).
Inborn, natural. Spontaneous.

Instinctive.
3jij^
Jj^ft
Siftings.
;ljjc.
Plungiijg,
sin-
fyl ^
Sjj> ^
king.
Olt-set, cutting of trees. jfj\
r Js._A~'
jji;
jj'j^
-
Place of growth. Base of a tooth, of the neck. Sunk, stuck into. Inborn,
Gi'ove.
Tambourine. J^jI^^ t <^^>.'J: Sparrow. Sifted, scattered. Refuse of mankind. In decay (empire). To be slightly or extre- {j'j, a JJ- -^ mely hungry. To render (a beast) hungry.
Sieve.
natural.
Slightly or
fi>
oi> j JO^j
^j^ b sing
^3*'->
(
'
To
plant (a
^jJî-Sj
.t^yi
^'J.
vehemently (hungry). Slender.
JJ).
tree). To confer (a benefit). To be planted (tree).
To
wj-^X
^'J^'i
'^^ ^
"^
^-r*'
warble,
(insect).
to
bird
To hum
? il,ii~[
Plant. Shoot,
offset, slip.
ÔtJ
u-G^^
^'J-
To
excite (birds) to sing
Crow. Membrane
^
ij-O^^ t -^J^ enclosing the frptus. Set of trees.
(meadow).
The meadow
the
flies
excites
violenta. o.
L.'C'ill
J^'jy\
To
layer.
^j-^jsti
jjiil u^'J-
to buzz.
o.
Planted shoot.
u-50^
"^
"^Ji^'lr^
To
ly.
assail a.
itj s
jjjy.[
Female
slave.
To overcome
Act, time of planting.
Place of planting.
u^j,^ t lt^-*
Woman.
Planted (tree). u-Jî* Piastre, Turkish cAj^^ -r J'jK "^ coin equal to 2 1/2 d. To long for a. th. J| Ca^t a J^J- -ft-
Warbling, ajji^l ^r sSj^b ^jj-^ song of birds. Singing iyi^j a-i>j ^_^J Â
(bird).
Truffles.
(
un. eijij
si^
^"J-j
i^
Booth of
reeds.
To
prick
a. th.
with
\jy.
yj.
^
-
To be grieved by. To fear a. th. To feel disgust at. To wean (a s ja^tj ,Ci>>
kid) before the time.
'^>
(a needle).
To
plant (a tree).
To
j^'ji.
put (the foot) into (the
J *
Jjî
stirrup).
To
(a
fit
To
fill
(a vessel)
to
till
j'J,
stick her eggs into the earth (locust).
oM
^jP
To despatch (a
busi-
chamber. The seventh heaven. Lock

of hair.
vessel) partly.
Rope put on a camel's head.

^j\i.
*jj
Ci-
ness).
Lading (water) with the hand.

Swift (she-camel). Hair ^j 1^' clipped upon the forehead.
To
give to a. 0. fresh
Caj^
iJ
j^'ji
milk, fresh food.
Measure for grain. Î^t Wide-stepping (horse). Having ji^jT Watermuch water ( river ).
-tf-
wheel.
To pluck fresh fruit. ^ u^^tj ~ To bind (a camel's girth), s J^'J-'Sj To be fresh, juicy. CiJ^ o j^'J. To eat fresh meat, fruits. J'^J' He is an inexhaustible V ^J
^^
Bed of
reeds. Thicket of trees,
î jt
sea.
Thicket. Sole: worn out sandaL ;Ljt Ladle: large spoon. Jj,Cti ^ *s_î^ Laded, Cut, clipped. wij^
To bring (camels)
the morning.
to
water
in 5 j^jli
To
sink into
:
sijl
CSJ^' a
3_^
be submerged. To be drowned, shipwrecked. To drink a draught of. ^j. i^'J- o 3'^ To drown, to tU' J 5 J'J-'^j 3'_/
water
to
To vex, to grieve a. 0. To fiU (a skin). To hit To be broken (bough)

<>
5 cr'S^^
(the
butt).ifc
J''J^'i\i
J''^J
j^jlji
without being separated. To side with a. 0. to

:
bias.
submerge a. o. To ornament (a
To be plucked fresh (fruit). j^'AiX A 3^]j 3'^ To aim at. a scabbard) with gold, silver). To charge a. 0. with s j9'Ji2j\ ^ To bi'ace a bowunfairness, bias. ^^'^S J 3'J'î
bit,
(
,_,
fi>
string to the utmost.
Rent.
at
5 3'j\s.
fold.
o\^'j^^
-r
J'J'
To come near
band
(death).
to a. o.
To be
To exceed
(the bounds), to
a. th.
J J^l
3'Jsi\,
exaggerate
Girth of a camel-saddle. Fold. Target, mark. Aim. Js\J^\ ^ J^'JScope, pui'suit. Selfish aim. <> Bias,
prej udice.
To overtake and
other horses.
outstrip the
Fresh (meat, dates).

A. th.
song. Good singer.
tf
To attract (the looks). To gasp for breath. To take up a. th. altogether: a to comprise the ( whole ). To
;
^_^\i.\ ^ jîjwhite, fresh, tender. New
Self-interest.
cX-^'^
jaj GU
-tt
"^tro'J-
over-
Selfishness. Bias. Partiality.
shoot (the mark).
To exaggerate, to be iramodej rate in. To exceed ( the bounds) in. To be drowned in tears (eye). Jjj^ti
Drowning, submersion,
Place of the girth (on an animal).

Cartilage.
^ J^j^
<-iy^_^
c-"
^
-H-
jj_/
^^.
3'ji
Piece of wood .jL^\ji- ^ o\>_y^\ion the side of a camel-saddle.
shipwreck. Submersion. <J^' Draught. j>' ^ x^'/ Emphyteusis, form of mortxJj^t
To take
fi>
<j^C^j ,Ci^t
j^
(water) with the hand or a ladle. To tan (a skin). To put A Lj^ (a rope) upon (a camel's head). To
cit off a. th. To clip (the hair). ^ ^J^ To take a. th. altogether. To be cut off, bent, broken off. JT^*
I.
Submersion. Hyperbole. Excess. exaggeration.

Inclusion. Exaggeration.
3\'J.\
3\'^zl.\
li
Plant for tanning leather.

Sole, sandal.
Ji^tj
j^
ij'j^
Sunk, submerged, drowned, j jT, Jj Shipwrecked. Flooded (land).

Breathless, terror-stricken.c;^.^!
j^
<\y.j
,
,,
Spoonful, handful.
ol_^ ^ *s^
'Ji^
?-
3J.
Upper- oO|^j oti^j CjVj^j
*^j^
(.
e>o
3f
;
To
glue
a.
tli.
To
*
:
s'^J,
oS'J,^
adhere to ( the ^heart wonder at.
fatness).
To
Submerged. Drowned. J^ ^ Ji.^ Overwhelmed, d Deep. Agaric ( medicinal ojiij'ii-h ojiij ^ G

plant'
antidote.
To
desire earnestly, to cling, to adto.
here
To
persevere
in.
adorned (bit). 3'^j To lay eggs without shells '^^t

Riciily
3^
-R-
To smear
a. th.
a. th.
To
stick
^s'^j.
(hen).
with glue.
with.
^ '^^, j i^jOJ^ <J'J^
Interior pellicle of eggs.
White
'J,j%
To quarrel
of eggs.
To join, to unite (two things), To incite desire. To tempt, ^_,

to seduce, to allure a. o. by.
oj;
a
White
of eggs. Box-thorn.
I^'ji. -H-
ij'J-S
To
renset
der
a. 0. desirous,
fond
of.
To
a. o. as
To To
a chief over. excite hatred between,

adhere, to stick
:
cni Sjloil
To become rotten (egg, me- jS^'-ttIon). To pour water on o.'s head. To be tmcircumcised. 5^ a J^t Prepuce. S^ ^ t'jt. Uncircumcised. J^t ^ 'HJ. ^ Sj'\
-tt-
to.
Fruitful (year).
Easy
(life).
Glue
paste.
Young-
'!>
To
pay
^
(
ling.
Lean. Beauty.
CJ^j *^ll>^^ ^î ^j^ ^ j'^ "^ a debt, a tax, a fine ). To 'pay
He is comely. Eager desire, fondness No wonder, no wondering at. Comely. Adherent. Red dye.
a. th. (instead of another).
To lose in trade. 3l?t3l J To compel a. o. to pay a s /J-\} JJ(a fine, a debt). To fine a. o. To be fond, eagerly desirous ^ j,j,
.1*
Two
Celebrated buildings in Koofah.
'
of.
'
To take au obHgation upon

o.'s self.
j^jiji
Adhereucj.
Instigation, incitement.
Inciting, urging.
Incited, ui-ged.
To become enamoured,
inflamed with love.
^^j
I,
-fy
To take upon
'
o.'s self
the
j-'J^K
Gluey; glued.
In.strument for jluing.
o\'Jj^
\j
,
-^
To become
attached to a
<_i
!np
;
\jji'
js- -K-
payment of a debt. Payment of a. th. cJ^^^ ^ *^^'^j J^ obligatory. Tax, damage, debt, duty,
fine.
o.
to cleave to.
fit
Indemnity.
To prick (a needle) into, j To wre.stle, to contend with. To be thorny (tree). To penetrate, to sink into To quarrel (about a. th).
Gaza (town of Palestine).
Philanthropists.
Cji.
-^
j(i-
Passion, earnest desire. Punish- jS'^ ment, afflliction. Hardship. Obligation.
Creditor. Debtor.
'V*^'
^ ^^t
5-
Antagonist. Competitor, litigant.

Debt, obligation.
>j,U^
/J^
To be abun- \j'jij dant. To abound

water (spring).
'o'j\'J.j
\'JJ.
in
milk (ewe)
o j'ji-'^ : in
To
give a
little in
order
yj}isJ.\j jjli
more in return. To possess numerous milchto obtain
Longing, passionate for. yjij> Burdened by debts. ^ Enamoured. jîjS' To be dry (dough). C>' a o> - Slime, mud. Û',.i <-Cj^ Trough, tub. :G>-'
Stork,
/jl]
j-J^j jy>J 3y,^
J'> *
camels (tribe). To have much rain. To be munilicent to : to lavish ^

(favours, gifts).
crane. Tender plant. Foi-elock.
Comely youth. Fair
girl.
I >, r-
o\\
Jj^
jjp
To
cleave to a.
o.
as a
tj Jlnil.
Basket made of palmleaves, or halfa-grass.
^ jjt
special friend.
Wish,
intentioD, aim.
j'ji.
sjl^j o'jj^j j'j^ Razzia. Raid, attack. A I'aid, a warring. oljjt ,- Sjjt RJating to a campaign. '^J,^
Military expedition,
(of milk, water). Sjljtj jj Reeds, canes. jijt Copious, abounjy^ ^ *^J^ -^ -tJ^ ding in milk (flock): in tears (eye^; in
Abundance
water (spring):
little in
in leaves (plant).
Waging
.\y^j
jj^j jy>j cl>' ^ Jli
Giving a
order
jjirl^j jjU/^
war. Victorious, champion of Islam. Title of the Sultans. '^jj^^ Expedidon, raid. CjIJj^ ^ sr^
D Dancing-girl. a War-tax.
s^JSj^
to receive
more
in retui'n.
Well watered by rain (ground), jj'ji^ To spin (flax, Jln^lj Sj^ Jj^ -^
fi,
i
'iJS^
<j jp
cotton, wool).
To
flirt,
^ Jji^j
;
J jiij
_;
Vji a Jji
Jjt
War, campaign.
Seat of
juJ ^
^jji;
to court a. o.
to ogle.
a war. Moral of a, discourse ; inten- y^&:i]] ded meaning. Records of exploits feats of tSj^Vi^ll war. To go deep into (a J iLt o '^ -^
;
To
stop at the gazelle's cry
(hound).
To spin, to twirl (a spindle). J';il To have a young one (gazelle). To be spun (cotton). Jjil To sport, to dally to hold JjU7
:
coantiy).
To plunge a. o. into (water), j ^ To be plunged into (water), j lîj[ To be under (water).

Feeble, despiceable.
amorous talks with o. a. (lovers). Spun thread, or yarn. Spider's JJ^

web.
Amorous
verses.
talk. Erotic
J^j
Jj^
Male gazelle; young ;5jp_, oVJt ^ Jljt

oVit
iJji^
Name
of the leader of a tribe.
gazelle.
Chiefs of an Arabian tribe,
^l-t
Dragon's blood, resinous

juice.
Jlj^)' -/^
^^' -^ To di'ive out (a cat). To urge (a debtor). jp o ^'-i To be entangled thread). To ^jLiJ
{^
be intricate (business).
Rubbish swept by the wind into

a pond.
_/_.
She-gazelle. Rising sun. :Jjji Courting women, gallant. Jj^ Stuff of silk and cotton. *!!_)<> Spinning (woman). Jjt_, JjJ^t ^ îj.'^
Spinner.
dij^
visitor
t>.!l
j,
j;;
Jljt
Complicate, confused (business). _î Darkness. ._ili-'-tJTo walk in the dark. îJ-] To be ^^Li-\j dLs'j CuLpj (kit jit ^ obscure (night).
, i
More frequent
Spindle.
Jjil
than the fever.
JjJ^ ^
yarn).
Crane. Stork.
JjM''
<Jj^J >-'3^ y.'^

JjjiJ'
Spun
(silk, cotton,
To
To
let
down a
fine rain
Cuiij
Cilfc
To
(sky).
direct o.'sîj 5 j'^\j,\yJ-o \'J-^ .self towards. To wish, to purpose

a. th.
;
be confused Cuii a
(eye).
J^j
Cs^l^
to
aim
at.
5 ijljij Cljj^j Ijj^
by tears
To go
jlS jlt
forth to
Duskiness at nightfall. Refuse of wheat.
J-Vjfcj
fight with.
To make a
raid.
a
To send
(troops) in a
expedition.
^s^^j i^j^
Moon. Night.
Bitter cold. Stinking.
j^^
Jll^j J\lS
military
To grant a
at
delay to (a debtor).
Purulent matter.
To have her husband

,
war
jji.]
To wash
jlij
!iLs.j
^li
Jli
(woman).
^Y)
conduct.
Counterfeit
:
cT"
coin.
Defect.
(linen).
To wash,
to cleanse (the
:
Rancour
De-
duplicity.
body).
.
To
cleanse (from sins
God).
lizls-j
^Lit ^ Ir^j o>l<
?r
J-^
ceiver, dissembler.
Turbid, muddy (water). Counterfeit (coin).
To beat a. o. with a whip. l^lj To flog. To be washed, cleansed. J^'s To wash o.'s self. To pei'form j_Sit,
ablutions.
Beginning or end of the night

Little in quantity (watei-),
,\j.
Speedily, hastily.
Deceive!', impostor.
^J-^^,
'
^j
Ci-lli
To anoint Washing
o.'s self
with perfumes.
^
jlt
(of the body, jli!^ jij.^

:
j-'^
tryli*
of the dead)
ablution.
Counterfeited. Adulterated.
Wash,
Deceiver.
jXkli
inconsidecut
^
-S-
To
do
a. th.
CJ*'
j^
o
rateiy.
To
wood by night
wrongwith
s
indis-
crimanetely.
JjLlj J>1pj *i^j J-^j Jl* perfume for the head. Water used for ablution. Marsh-mallow. Geranium. Wa.sh-water, lye. JJC*
-^
To
deal unjustly,
;
Ci/
Washed.
Wa-
'î-ij
Jit ^
fully
with (a camel)
to tyrannise.
To smear
tar.
j^
uj^lt
j--li.
shing, clothes for the wash.
entii-ely
Purulent matter. Washing.
To
feign simplicity, inexa. o. to
ûj <
^1^1.
Washer
dead.
of linen, of the
iJuvt
^
.
perience.
To judge
be simple,
ignorant.
Injustice, tyranny. Ignorance, simplicity.
<>
Soap, herbs used in washing. Potash, glasswort.
J_ît
^C
^j.c
'Vi
<>
Washerman. Laundress.
xliLt
^ Jill
enced.
Awkward, inexperiRough (stone).
Tyi-annical. Violent.
Laundry. Wash-house. Bath. Wash-stand; wash-pot. iXL'i/^ -^j Jli>j To be dark -HyJ-\j ,C.-lt o
Courageous, energetic
^
Ît
(night).
- Indomitable, energetic. Bold. ^. Boldness. X^î^^j *;i.;-lt
Black
colou)'. Darkne.3s.
a. th.
fb
Dust.
îfc
-^
To chew
tl
To follow o.'s own mind. J^C -^ To be self-confident. To rush forth

(torrent).
Recesses of the heart. ^ûJI oCs.' Vigour, fieriness of youth. oLliiT, otli-
To do a. th, speedily, hastily. To treat a. o. unju.-^tly. To take a. th. forcibly. A To become irritated with.
Injustice.
*
s
j'

~>
Thou art not <jLlifr' a match for him. Very handso.ne.

of hair.
^
jl *iLLt
cJl
"j 1140 "J, Lit
'r.i
u.
Lock
To
--
^"jM-j
s i^Ji.'
i_)
2>
S^îs-'
To come to a. o. To strike a. o. with

(a stick).
o lit a
Culj-'
^<.ip'
jT^ a ^_^PJ \jLi- o Cp be obscure (night)T Unripe date. Cj\y-^j J~i- t

^ît \j
,
-S-
e^
-S-
To To
cheat, to
To come towards a. o. a To engage blindly (in an fi,j a sjlliT affair). To cover a. o. To surprise. Veil, coveSj\ls-j 'ij\lj-^j ej^j >^,
ring, wrapper.
J^'j
lit o
ji/
act dishonestly with.

counterfeit, to adulterate
IpS
(goods).
To
To
allow
o.'s self
to be j:jj\ -^j
'j^ \
'j^\
'jj.^
deceived.
Sjllt *_Jij Ic
A veil is spread over his

heart
i.
suspect
a. o.
i jLirJ-lj
e.
he does not undersfand.
to be a deceiver, a dissembler.
White-headed (horse),
-l^'^^'l
False pretence, fraud, dishonest
oÂ
In spite of thee.
vilxlsj
(Lis*'
To
cover, to
^ll*j Cl*' a ^^'
-j^
Violence, open force, tyranny. Û;il^
conceal a. th.
Rape.
Oppre3-^^..^Siij,t_jL^j o.îot^
sor, ravisher.
;r
To be dark
"-^^
surprise
(night).
To
^^dSj
^gis-
a. 0. (event).
To swoon,
^'^~i%j ^^JaiJ'
faint.
to CCiij Cii-j CI*

i*j
>
jjl*
^'
Compelled, violated.
Snatched.
To put
1
a covering
a. th.
i^ltlj
,^
To draw (a branch) /b CJat to o.'s self. To snatch, to

a. tb.
^.ij.
-!^
over.
pull
off
To have
by
a. 0.
covered
veil
î-^b
To avAi t a. o. fi-om. To be laden with To
jc-
ii
God has put a

i.
^j
lie
o-^^J
o-^*'
over his eyes (/ey^

e.
J* *i)1 ^^l should see)
grapes (bunch). put forth branches tree). ;yiai-\ Branch, dîAj "i^âs^j Cjy^ ^ c-^ bough, shoot, Goldeu-rod [plant). ^"ji A bougb, a branchlet.
God has hardened

o.'s self
his heart.
^_ji7_.lj ,_$^.0
To cover
with (a garment). Covering, case. Skin of ilii'l ^ 'll* the eye. Pericardium. Scabbard of a sword.
Veil, cover.
To ^j
fi
X^\^j
Ca\Jas.j Uss- o Jai-
-S-
^Cl*j IjLI*
,5i.*j *î.*
"
lower (the eyes, the voice\ To blink. To lessen a. th. To shorten ( hair ).
Swoon,
fainting. o'>ll*j ^îij
Covering, veiling.
Veil, cover, case.
iliTi*
J^Vji.
To deprive a. o. of. To avert (the eyes) fi'om. To bear (the sight) of. To lower, o>U ^j, iiUjpj
look scornfully
at.
Zi>j^si'j
^ j,ili. ^ CzSi-
^ A ^t
J
Housing. Followers, servants, guests.

resurrection. Calamity. Swooning, fainting. *^* ,^lJJ' Covered, wrapped. ^^î j>i^ To be choked by ^ Ca-i*' a 'î -Sa. th. To be overwhelmed by (sorrow).
A
To
The
La*' o 'ja^
to lessen the estimation of a. o.
To become
i^ta^
sappy, fresh (plant). thin-skinned (woman).
To be
a ;>^ bright,
i
To become
soft, tender.
To eat ja2i
;>il
To be crammed (room). To choke. To put a. 0. in a strait. To grieve a. o.

He has reduced
straits.
^*1
fresh things.
us to
>jVl
UlX*
To be
contracted, to blink
(eye).^
"Ûa* \j
ia* ^ ja^^^ J i^La*

I
,.
^^pats-
Fresh,
(plant,
tender,
sappy,
face.
thin-skinned
jal.a*j ja\J:^
To be in anguish. Obstructing the throat stopping the breath food,

(
ilfaf*l
anger.
woman).
iaLa^
grief
).
Upper part of the

vice.
<<Ai>>j
,
Decreas'^, lowering. Defect,
Choked, obstructed. To compel a. 0. I*

to do a. th.
,jUa*j
5 U-at
i
î*
-{^
W-.0*
Languor.
îsi
La*
^ <.h~^j
orf.
Jia^s-
X.a*
To snatch
To
^..-isrî.j
:
^./i
ji
Decrease, falling
j^Cii
^
-<>-
a. th. forcibly
to violate a. 0.
^..iUj -^j ? kîl*
Tangled, luxuriant
(tree).
^îaiji
act wrongfully.
To
decrease, to become
jaiis*
-5^
violently o.
with another.
To
scanty (water). diminish, to sink

(water).
To be
j-^-h~'j
consti-ained, compelled. ^^.iiil. -^
-5^
Violence, constraint. Thing
^'^
iit
To be angry jt
with.
'^:^^3iij
CJa*' a _~a*'
taken forcibly. Against his will, him.
in spite of
Cji^
o\\
) angi'y with a. o. for
To become dark (night). Oiiai-b To break a. th. To let a. th. a ,jjc^

hang down. To become cloudy
;
To be
the sake of (a living person). To be angry with a. o. for the
to prepare
to rain (weather).
fruit (palm-trees).
^î\ To be laden with

To
be
sake of
(a
dead person).
^.oU.
To
coil itself
serpent).
broken, folded. To favour a. o. (fortune). To cover a. o. (night). To collapse, to be decayed

(well).
To rouse a. o. to anger To I'ouse a. 0. to anger To be angry. jc îir-llj To boil liei'cely (cooking-pot).

Anger, wrath, passion.
Intensely red. Lion. Bull.
_.iiil
'C^'^j wJst
;ljaj îat
Hard ^
^-i?\i
stone. Shield, gai'ment of .skin.

skull.
Skin of the
enjoying
ii-ai*.
Fish.
Patch
of
Easy
(life):
small-pox.
an easy (life). Lop-eared jUaP ^ (dog). PI. Hounds.
'Viiai.
^Juai- Ij
Angered : prone to anger, Hot-tempered. ('??
^^j
/")
,
wît
<-j>^
Dark
(night).
Easy
(life).
Fruitful (year).
To
be sluggish, jaded
j*.âi-
(hackney). Rude, coarse, thick
^r*-^ J ^^liip' (man). Fleshy ear. Big, old lion.

to
Hot-tempered. w,isi^j ^l.it j Nervous, peevish, angr^'. 'J-*-^' Object of anger. *lit ,^^!^ To give abundance s'ji^ o -Sof goods, an ample life to a. o.
Tt
J^
(God).
To withhold,
prevent
a. o.
^^ from.
uiii
th.
o ;j2i^
-S-
To turn away
from.
^ j-'^^'j
To
(a skin).
Îr'i^
-ni-
To wi'inkle, to fold a. To pour a continuous

(sky)-
î
To To
hinder
a. o.
cut off
iSsj
drizzle
^j^]j
a. th.
To tan
o.'s
give to a. o. a
*\ii ^j'
c!>^)
To
To
continue unremittingly upon jt

be wrinkled, folded.
(of the
portion of
property.
^j\hij
to
tlroi-
a. 0. (fever).
.jjaS
j-^f'j
To be soft, tender. To acquire (wealth),

become
rich.
r,^
a yei.
Wrinkle
skin)
;
o>^' ^
cr^
crease, fold (of a garment).

^2ai
To
die young.
,/-^l
'i'J<Jaii
Trouble, weariness. Sclerotic tunic of the eye.
o'\ii\
Prosperity, easiness -rîi^j of life, well-being.
jî.
The
folds of the ear.
o'iVl
Cij^
^}
Cohesive green clay.
In the midst of, meanwhile.di) i o>i=*
Large
dish, bowl.
*laij iii^ Patch of small-pox. î-\ Having the eyes contracted. To be dark (night). 1^^ o \Jsi -8-
Thriving : easy (life). Fei'tile ground. Greenish clay.
To be whole, in good state. \y^ ^^'\ âi. ^ To be dark (night). To contract (the eyelids). To close
(the eyes).
Green,
soft, fresh.
Happy, comfortable.Cartilage.
To break
:
To look To To To
feel
over a. th.
torefrainjc.
^tl
J
wilfully from.
To bear
patiently.
^jj-î^ -r ^/,r^ a branch î.^ -J(a> \a^ (not thoroughly). To fold (a pillow). To relax (the ears dog).
\
:
disgust, dislike for.
avert (the eyes) from.

feign to take no notice
^ ^ Ja\
To a To
slacken its run (ass).
(ear).
be relaxed Cs^jj CLat To be lop-eared (dog).

(life).
To be
of.
To shut
(the eyes) upon.
easy, comfortable
....alaC'
or
s^JaiCat
'Uiat
rous (man.) Comely, elegant (youth).

Fly.
Euphorbia, tamarisk. Thicket

of trees.
Wide
(neck).
To immei'ge
a. 0. into
j *j
C-kt
^"hfc
-f}-
Ground
full
of tamarisks.
(water).
To
dive, to
be immerged in
Rugged (land). Dark j^^j ,J^^'^ n

(night
).
(water).
i^-^ tt ^ j^\i , Excellent, plentiful (thing).
Death has swallowed him
^^t
Wealthy (man). To plunge, J Aj 5

to dip a.
0.
'Jat'ij
fkp'
"Jat
--
To plunge
into
a. o.
or
a. th.
J *j
5 ,_,Jt
or
a. th.
into (water).
Cls-Ja^
i
(water).
< To
baptise by im-
To
snore, to snort.
To
"iat
mersion.
bray.
To
rattle (slaughtered
beast.
To bathe, to dive (iatowater).^_^L<J<To contend in diving, plunging. ^\jj To feign o.'s self heedless, inconsiderate.
To gurgle cooking-pot). To perch (bird). Lkt To contend in diving, plunging. "JU To be immerged (in water). "kiJl^
Imnersion. Sand-grouse. Last remains of darkness before dawn. Snoring. Rattle. Fog, mist.
'Jat
J\iifc
Baptism by immersion. Baptism of J. B, Epiphany. Immersion.

-^
^^
ÔaJI jup
"^
>
iÛafj
Baptism. Diviug, plunged. llWU. ^ Senseless, swooning.
u-i^^
>
^,\s-
Hri**'
iU'Aisi -^
Piungeon (bu*d). Diver. Diver. Bold man. a~>^ Bath, washing-basin. ^jJ^dJ^ 5r u-^ Magnet. Loadstoue.^_,_ja,LU/.j ,_ÂiiIii G ^ Magnetism. To bo dark JJ^'\j Cijat' i JJa -ii
,
^^
To boil audibly (cooking-pot). Jaiiat -STo rage, to roar (sea). laijaijj To be dispersed, shattered.
Boiling of a cooking-pot.
*iaiiiat
Roaring of the
grouse.
sea.
Cry of the sand^"jai'ij
(night).
To be
(oldCulisij CsJai^
Self-conceited,
To crawl along
u-S^
"^
a selt-admirer.
man, cripple). To bi dim-sighted.
To
irritate a. o. a
To
over-
5 u3'k*'
^ CiJat
J
a ji4p
fi>
look, to connive at.
To advise To render
a. o. to.
j Lt
JJai'^
To
despise
to look at a. o.
J^
(the night) obs-
fit
scornfully.
cure (God).
To be dim, weak (sight). To feign o.'s self blind, uumindful.
Jîai^
To get angry with. To have a haughty

gait.
J ^r-S^
*~ii.^
j u^'ji^
<^'^^
îisCc
Haughtiness.
of sight.
Weakness
of nighf.
Darkness
'Ciiit'
j.
jj^
Haughty.
ji.UM
>\
Weak-sighted, jj:^' ^
Ob.?cure (night).
Misl.âding desert.
less, waterless.
> \,C
Way-
ilJ3p' sS^s
To make a. 0. ro be a chief oî**^' "^ (God). To treat a. o. arrogantly. To have a haughty gait. ^J^ To be ambitious, self-conceited. To
desire power, superiority. Ambition. Haughtiness. Proud
gait. Sport, play.
Illustrious
Welfare, well-being. Abunokp dance of the eyebi'ows. Length of

the eyelashes.
-(:{-
7^^^
-J*!/^
Having long eyelashes, 'Cijaf'^ OJail thick eyebrows. Easy (life). Name of an Arabian tribe. ciUlap'
man. Chief.
(lord).
Hawk. Noble
Gene-
j^jjii^j
yp
To
couceal (hoary hair)
or\
^ _4^l^
ljJ*
i
with (a dye).
ajAtLj
\.'i\jAS-J
oJ\Ja-J
^jy^j
jj^
To be overcast (sky). To be dark (night). To have abundance of

large property.
>Uat o
cattle,
jW*
J^'
jilfc
yiip' a Jl*
To To
forgive (a sin) to
J * G>*^J
\'J^ a jj^j villous ( cloth).
,
a. 0.
(God).
To
traffic
on cattle.
To press
relapse (into a
heal.
^^
on, to raise a
clamour (crowd).
D^latl.
disease).
To
To become To reopen (wound).
To
be heaped up. Confused voices. Darkness.
iiiill
Import has lowei-ed 'JJlW Laiil J>^ the prices of the market-
Throng.
Dense, tangled trees.
Collection
of
J^^j
cattle.
<i^^
To
(
say
thee!
May God forgive f^j s J -^ To attach an indulgence to

:
men,
Bulls.
cows
Great
antelopes.
Cat.
Darkness.
Jai-
a rosary ).
(plant).
Confusion, uproar.
To exude gum
To
collect
To
pro-
jiiS
sea.^,ia;i,i, ,,liaf ^
'Ja^
-tt-
duce herbs (land).
Large (crowd). Generous (man).

^,iij
gum.
-if-
To have an
it
To
i-age (sea).
To
JaiLCj
kW
-tt-
indulgence attached to
(rosary).
To forgive o. to a. ^SUj To forgive (a fault) to a. o. J * Jci\ To be forgiven (sin). Jiii\ 4To beg pardon for s ^ JÂ sins from (God). To apologise for.
fi>
dash together (waves). To boil fiercely (cooking pot). Rough sound. Roaring u_u', UjTj Ja;.vkc.'
(of the sea).
To
A JJ-
\j
Jai-j
I^Licj lîaft
liaf-
-ii-
cover, to conceal
a. th.
beg pardon from God
'^\
îi~Jl
God
forbid
Villousness of cloth. Belly.
Down
^j ^
jiit'j
of the neck. Small
î
To spread its darkness (night). liap To rise, to ovei'flow (water). To spread its branches (tree). Jai-^ To be sappy and to cover the ground
(vine).
herbage.
\oung
of
jjj^j "iS&j jlit'l
î J&
_,ip
Cover,
lid,
covering.
*lti'l ir
'^
the mountaiu-goat.
Calf. Insect.
Ignorance.
Tunic.
i
*iCb%
Escort ( for J^ ) sjUij guard. Night-watch. Hairy on the face U2!l j\ *>^l or the back of the neck.
/^
j
y^
SÎp
To be obscure CLfcj Ck* Jat -S(night). To be flourishing (youth). To veil, to cover a j^J J^.? * ~
>
a. th.
Covering, cover. He has settled the

affair in
jiî^. >
'"^l
a becoming way.
To spread
(tree).
its
branches
Jai-h
Pardon. Indulgence.
cj\J^
ol^riJ^ '*l^
To be covered, To take what is

around.
iJ^b J"*^
o
lit'
<>
^jp
-Ji-
^
^
Jubilee.
sufficient for sustenance.
To throng
L&lj
wiiij
Hair-covering.
Ut'
SjVIp
Sj\li.
Cope.
To become
fattened
on
Apology, begging of pardon. jUiiJ, Forgiving. o/j<!^j o'J^^j-
green fodder
(cattle).
J^
ût
Dj'y leaves or herbage.
Li*
The Pardoner
^
(God).
j^j
j^
Sufficiency of green fodder.
<_Jp
Jij^\ ^t
Hair of the neck. Covering.
Mouse.
Portion, sufficiency of
Watchman.
-Cl*^" 'it^jl
-S-
Large crowd.
food.
To
They came
in a
cover,
* J^ \j
Ji-j
^'Jas-
crowd.
to hide a. th.
Heedless. Apathetic, inadvertent. juJ-
Cover. Patch. Surplus.
Dupe. D Absurd. Hair beneath the lower
He
lip.
is
unforgiving.
iuiJ,
Water-melon. Helmet head:
water) th. To sleep lightly to feel drowsy. Light sleep, nap. Drowsiness. Z^Sj jiiHeight unreached by x^fe ^ j\i water. Sleepy, drowsy.
To
float
(upon
:
tlTe
covering worn under the helmet.
Manna,
-"illifj
_^^ t jj^j j'^j ~

tJiiJ^
gum
of
some
plants.
Pardon, forgiveness.
clear (the jS\j.\JS J^ -Hwheat) of its refuse. To be mixed with weeds (wheat), ii Bits of straw weeds. Refuse iij 'lit
fi>
i i
To
To ^ CoU^ J *.isjli ,j<a5vt ^jois- -Hcome upon a. o. unexpectedly. Unforeseen misfortune. |_^5\]^' ^ ;.oii* ]\Iay God preserve ^ly!l ^p 'jjt JGj
us from unforeseen calamities'
of wheat.
To come back
aJS
sîU
den.
of a sud-
(kit
jip'
-ft-
Height unreached by water. White spot on the iris of the

eye.
To dart upon a. To flog, to lash

a whip.
o.
ip
a. o.
with
h'jlJh s
To bubble up ^pitch). To screech (eagle).

Ci-y of the eagle.
Cs-jztj
Ui
jfc
-f(-
ji
J-5^j
Gurgling of a vortex.
j^
-S-
To
insert a. th. into
j A >U
^t
To To To To
have a short
nap, to doze.
sleep.
isie
drink the whole day. encompass a. o.
^jlj^jjl
jlc jlsj
ji^l
jit ait
anothei".
Slight rain.
To be inserted, introduced into. J To become insane. 'e'_r^. To penetrate into a desert. cj\JCX\ To flow amid (trees water). jxJ To put manacles, an iron? jiSj
:
Nap, doze. Place of return.

xiis^j
Starting-place. To be unmind- "^^j
Jiiii Sjll o jifc -
ful.
careless, heedless.
collar to a. o.
To
clothe o.'s
.self
with (a
'ji.]j
a
,
JiCj o
tunic).
To
To
act unfaithfully,
thirst for
:
y^
!At
to defraud.
t^ JiCCj To overlook, to neglect. To render a. o. careless, s JisSj jlt To cover, to veil a. th. jlt To overtake 5 jlir-llj jlrtij jiijj jSli a. o. unawares. To watch a. 0. for
fi>
ijl^ ^Ûtj
profiting by his inadvertence.
revenge to be filled with hatred. To be vehemently thirsty. 'Mj yJ- i}i To perfume the (beard) with ^_i a j!i
I
To neglect
look
to forget.
To
over- a jIp'I
a. th.
To
j
feign o.'s self inadvertent.
jSCc
jip'
(balm).
To
yield a
good crop
^j
J^l
Easiness of life. Neglect, forgetfulness.

Carelessness.
iiiij Jjjp'j
(land).
To put on
a coat of mail.
To
make a raid. To fix the looks. ^,iu)l To charge a. o. with treachery. To bring provisions for (o.'s |[)t1
2^
Without way-mark
!
^
^
Juil ^ jit' without cultivation ( land). Unbranded (beast). Cipher (man). Anonymous (book, poem).
:
family).
To
enter, to penetrate
'jij\j jlij
;
Heedlessness, carelessness. jaCJj o!Ait Of a sudden, unawares. ilii)l Jcj 'dit
into.
To perfume
balm).
o.'s self
(with
'^\
Sudden death. Negu'^j jltj JjitJ

,
iiiai cj'y
Ojl4\f-
J^**
lectful, careless.
r
To be thick-necked. Qt a sJ^ To make a. o. to gain je. ^tt mastei'y over. To declare a. o. to
be the winner. To contend with
i
I
^1p
(crops).
To gather
(a right).
To
enjoy
^y-i-l*,
To ask
j I
a. 0. to
supply provi-
sions.
(/y^j
'C]\iJ>
ît
,_jx5
a. o. for superiority.
Rancour, secret hatred. Manacles. Wife. Collar of

iron.
J>i^l
To get
the mastery over

:
jp
(a country)
to overpower.
Burning
J^l
thirst.
Jitj d^'j
J>kt_j
^S''
To be overcome. To be tangled (plant).

Victory, conquest
;
Crops, income, seed-
o!^ ^ *^
>r^.^\
xl'it
produce. Income from the rent of a

house. Cost of workmanship.
superiority,
Inqui-
Antonomasia
Often
sitive,
{[Kjure 0/ rliet.).
xiUJ
1
Water
flowing amid
J^^'i
ji^
victoriou.'?. <
^.r
^"^C
trees. Strainei*.
jabberer.
Tunic. Pin fastening
JJ^Vi^
Spesdily victorious.
two rings of a coat

Light food.
of mail.
Winner, conqueror.
PI. Insuperable diffieulties.
jilt
>-A^
w41>t
,- <1) (i
Vehement
thirst.
Thirst for
revenge. Violent love, hatred.

J)
Crowd.
Genei'ally,
4^
j
Te
Disorderly fellow, jabberer. '^Sji^ d
Coat of mail. UnderJJ.>^^ t *^ garment. Garment worn beneath a

coat of mail.
Deceit, unfaithfulness.
J>i^t
JSL,(^
^vt
ÛJt J
CjVfe
most part, most probably. More powerful, more frequent, ^Jitl

for the
There
shall be no
Vj
JiVil.
more probable.
Thick-necked.
Lion.
,Ji^
deceit nor bribe.
'\ji.
j, ^J\i.'\
Thirsty. Jyli^ 'J;i^j J:Atj.*i-l^ ^ J-lfc Yielding a good crop (field). J>U;j 'îj>
Fettei-ed, handcuffed.
jli^J
Thicket of tangled trees. Large

(tribe).
CJii!
<
Majority
(of votes)
greater
;lit
Crops, proceeds of the cJî'~h year.

In bonds, fettered, manacled.
cJ^
number. Overcome. Declared the winner, ^tii Overcome. -^ Unable to earn k-Â^*
livelihood for his family.
J^
-ft-
Victory. Place of victory. tii: To rescind (a sale). /b lt o cî- -STo make a mistake ( in Ciit a clt
calculation).
To hurry in walk. J JiliJj Jii^ To ooze through (water). To break o.'s way into. To anoint o.'s self with ^^ uJO ji'Uj
perfume.
Conveyance of a message. Confused clamours.

J *_liij Ciij
ilijU;S sJC-ji,
*iiis.'
i
To take
a. o.
unawares.
5 cJ[lj cJ^j
;:U'
x~ji
Nightfall.
Error in calculation.
wUTo overcome, to get the upper jtj hand over a. 0.

*I.lf-j Cls-
Citj
-ft-
To mis a. To fail to
(steal).
th.
A
fire
(Et
,
cJit
--
To predominate
(quality).
in a. 0.
o-^^'^
:j& uis.
give
c-lStlj
61^ a
c4t
i,kt
To
tit
To
fight desperately.
a. th.
It
Mixture.
iji
0. from by victory. was taken away from
deprive a.
Fighting desperately.
Bitter plant.
cJ
C/^j i-lt^
Wheat mixed with

or darnel weeds.
jit barley cyi.>j c-At
us forcibly. have been baffled i. <J Lllf> we have been unable to persuade
We
him.
_Aic
or
1 )
Uc
at an even CGJtj 4iit
i
To run
To be or become thick, bulky Qait j (man). To be rough, brutal incompliant.
^^
it
pace (horse).
To
deal unjustly with a. o.

of
life.
^^
Bloom
To become thick (body, MiiJLlj liquid). To be coarse ( cloth). To be deep (colour). To be rugged, uneven (gromid). To produce seeds (ear of
corn).
Bending, tender bough. To journey or do Îtlj

a. th.
ijiJ jil
^ ^JS\ - î. -a-
before dawn.
To perform To go
the pi'ayer
s^Lljl
^^Ji.
before daybreak.
thick, coarse,
fi>j
To render
rough,
(oath).
J^'
to the
water before day-
'liJi
difficult.
To make a strong
break.
To
euter upon the last part of
^^ji,]
To impose hard conditions upon a. o. To render a. th.

to.
fit
the night.
difficult
Darkness at the end of

the night.
^^5^ ]
^li,
To
hold gross,
J^| J p5Uj
(cloth).
fi>
Jiifcl
Very
early, before
dawn.
'^jJîJi ,sj>\j
CJ^
harsh language to. To find, to buy coarse
*
Jiiill.
Wild ass. He fell into a great

misfortune.
^j ^^
J ^j
,
To
find a. th. too coarse,
to abstain fi'om buying it. Uneven, rugged ground. JiXt Thickness, unevenness, siaU-j Jilt roughness. Opacity. Coarseness, roughness, xiiiUj ;UaU^ rudeness in speech, manners. Difficulty. Strength. Endurance. They two are at enmity. liait Thick, coarse (man, J5U - Ja-lP cloth).Rude, rough in manners. Hardhearted. Severe ( pain). Deep ( colour). > Obtuse, dull (mind).
cut the ? ^-aitj throat of. Errand-boy. Shop-boy,
To
iaii-
o ^'>S
^^4f j âlt a
snob.
Back
of the neck.
^,^yS ^ C-ai^
-ft-
Epiglottis, larynx.
Root
of the ton-
gue. Throat. Chief

ti-ibe.
man:
â
chief of a
He
is
one of the
*^ jl
xi.iifc
chief
men
^
i^
of his tribe.
JalsJ
(in
<>_, Qai^ a Ii^ - writing, speaking).
To commit a
mistake, a slip
a. 0.
Forcible (oath).
^'fj
To
To
attribute (a mistake) to
Exacted on hard conditions

(blood-price).
i^/>
cause
Hatred, enmity. To provide

a. th.
iaJliji
a. o. to
s Jai^ Ij Ciyt j siaJ U* iJli commit a mistake. To seek,

,
.Jii.\j
Cat o
(
Jiii. -S-
to induce a. o. into eiTor.
with a case. To put
flask,
^ To
Slip,
fail
(fire-arm).
To
trick
Ia!(p
a knife) into ( a case). To put a covering to (a saddle). To be uncircumcised. a wUt To put a. th. in a case -^ To * jLt wrap (a letter) in an envelope. To be put into a case, jiî \j ^J^ a scabbard ; in an envelope (letter). Tree for tanning leather. ^jiS Prepuce, ;ciic.' Enclosed in a case out ^ .liil ^ ^^'\ (flask); in a scabbard (sword). Un-
(in play).
mistake, lapse in speech or writing, lapsus lingxia\ calami.
iait
Wrong,
oU jit
\
mistake, a slip. mistaken. Sophism.

_
dais-
oUaii^ "^j -MVfc
xLJui
J4'i'
?r
*l/yit
'\j
,
*iAiij
*1 jit
Sophistical language.
iajJ'Ô
Wont
Captious question. Faulty language. to make mistakes. JiAi

Ljii*
-tf-j
Faulty.
Sophistical, beguiling.
iAii
cii'cumcised.
Hardened
(heart).
ijCJ
J^
young slave. Page. Young girl. Female slave.
lad,
*>yt'
Scabbard, case, oUtj ui^j oiU- ^ <S^ sheath, covering. Envelope of a

letter.
^
Male
Youth, puberty. <^Ji'j '^j>^'j ^^' tortoise. Big-headed and ^jilt thick-haired young man. To attain its strength C^ o Ji.
-Ji-
letters.
Enveloppe. Bundle of outi* ^ jiU> Pericardium. Pellicle of ( an
egg).
(youth).
To
abate, to
become
flat
still
Jit
<
(sea, wind, evil).

^ Lull.
Dead,
calm
(on
*_-iIt
sea).
To exceed the bounds. |^' o !Ac. -HTo be excessive. To grow (plant). To be bigoteJ, a zealot. cc^!^.
i'kj^j svcu jU'j j^^\i. i>u.j \y^ o To exceed the usual ^ j.-.u. _j| ^,4^11
Green moss growing upon jiit -Swater. To go away. Git jit * To be forfeited (pledge). Cat a jlfc To be unredeemed (slave). To be grieved, annoyed. To have incurable
i
galls (cmael's back).
To
close (a door,
outlet).
Csit
jlt -^j jitlj
Ji
an
^ To
conclude (a bargain).
">.
distance in shooting an arrow.
To increase in price (goods). >lfc o yS U, To overcharge (for goods), To exert o.'s .self j 5itj ivCii jii. strenuously in. To exceed the bounds
fit,
-fy-
To bet with a. o. To constrain a. to. To be surrendered in
^
jJVt
\c.
jitl
jit
I
J^l^l ju
the hands of justice (culprit).
in.
To
sell
or buy (goods)
*_,
>_,
sSfU/J
at an excessive price.
To make bets with o. a. jiUi To be locked, bolted (door). jUj\ To be difficult to a. o. ic jUr-ll^ (speech). To remain speechless. To
be definitive (sale).
To ask
too high a price for (goods ). To cause ( things come dear (God).
fi,
XSS
be-
to
Wooden
lock.
jj>1
,ii9.j
j^l
jit
To buy (goods) too high. ,_, To strip (a vine) of its leaves. To grow, to become Jj'l^lj Ju;j
fit,
Great door, n Basket. Confused (speech). Bolted (door), jlt

Forfeited (pledge). Ill-natured (man).
Galled (camel).
tufted, tangled (plant).
To walk quickly (camel). To find a. th. high-priced.

High
Exaggeration,
hyperbole.
Liveliness of youth.
cjS'jî^j
jrfcl.
ji^-ll
Poisonous plant of Arabia, iitj *2p' Tree used as tan, Peganwn harmala.
price, dearness of goods.
^y^
}it
Ijitj
m^'j
Remainder, end, closing. *j>U Balance of an account. cjC* <!At
-^ -^
'^'î
''S"^'
Closed, bolted (door). JjiX^j J>^h Source of income jjii; ^ jiis
^'
Excess.
(as a mill).
Distance of a bow- -Û j c^C^ ^ o'î shot. Stadium about (400 cubits).
Winning
ari-ow.
jJU^^j j5,u;
^^
jii;
Wooden
Key.
lock. jj.u>
^
,
Jjii^j J'^^j
-M-
Dear (goods).
Precious.
I
Jl^ ^
S3 \*
j,
^Ju.
To be
J,
excited Jtt
\j
x;.itj
Qt
sold
it
at a high price.
uJu iiio
by
lust.
Arrow shot
high.
too
^Ju
i'Ali>j Jii/
To
attain puberty (boy).
to the head (beverage).

Jii\
\
To fly To be
Jii.[
stir-
To
-^j^QUlj Csi. j (cooking-pot). To ferment (wine). To boil cocoons for Ji' l4.lt j breaking their stiffness.
boil
^
<>
red (waves).
Lust.
Lustful.
x'J)^j
j
jJ^
jj^h j^î
xiit^j Xji-j
Young man,
oIUp
>^'
/
grieved,
cold, a
afflicted
;
T
a
affected
-with
rheum.
(bull).
To boil (water). * Jfc'lj To perfume o.'s self with musk
To low
To shout
>it*
(wari'iors).
To speak confusedly. jri"J Bellowing (of bulls). ^%C>^ -^ X^'CSShouts (of variiors). Confused speech. To render a. o. *_, $ C^.i j:^t -Sheavy (digestion). To cover a. th. Td become heavy through Gut a
;
and ambergris. Bubbling, boiling of water. oCi^j ji Kettle. Copper-boiler. iyS~-^ Nargileh, -^ u^y^J ^-4^^ 5Persian pipe. Ship of war.
Jit
o^
^
'
Perfume composed of musk and ambergris.

Boiled (wine). Decoction.
Jijt
t)_\i
c^
"î-
bad digestion.
To
^>^
i
cover,
To drink A
JLLi,
~o
li;
j Ufc
V" *
bi^ a r-îj
^îi
to conceal a. th.
water in long draughts. Draught. ^î ^ Uij oti^
To
grieve, to afflict a.
o.
We
^ j^'î'J'
To anoint (a bow). Viscous matter. To put (a * jlU b 'Xi aword) in the scabbard.
,
* j?^
i
"^
had a sultry day. u^ ^1j '^ To be veiled (new moon). To

If-
j^^.
o
jC^
>
be confused to a. 0. (news). To have long and thick Cit a

hair.
'jf^
To To To To To To
cover, to repair a. th.
s^S
jiîl
conceal a.
o.'s faults.
&
jtijj ol^
To grieve 0. a. To be overcast
2 >(^
(sky).
^1
J dUil
0
!
insert a. th. into another.
A
fit
What
put (a sword) in the scab-
at
a grief Û _,! tJTl. j| thou hast caused to me
bard.
its
To
fill
;
(a vessel).
a. o.
forgive
to cover
with
cj ?
mercy (God).
enter into, to be involved
jui^l^
To assume a stern look. To be veiled, covered. To be grieved, saddened. Grief, sadness, ^^ ^ :^j
perplexity.
j-y^
7! 'J-
in darkness.
Scabbard, case,
sheath.
iyS) iUil ^
(m.
ju^l^
/".)
oii.
Suffocating, sultiy day.
Dark, sultiy night.

j^\i.
jj.j
Laden
(ship).
Difficult case.
Filled up with earth

(well).
Sa>(i
<
Celebrated castle in Yemen.
olii*
Scabbard.
jiû;
jl;^^
To
overflow, to
0.
*j
5 i^;i
cover a. th. or a.
(water).
To
jj. -over
The head and feet of (a slaughtered sheep). Of a sudden, unexpectedly. Distress. Darkness. Dust. Hard, grievous affair.
Long and abundant
Thin, whitish
clouds.
hair.
lis- "Cjh -^
whelm a. th. (sea). To surpass. -^ To clasp a. o. To load a. 0. (with favours).
^j 5
v,^
His heart is j^ |^_, iâ^ a ^^ filled with hatred for. To be unlearned, 5j>4ij SjUi o ^t inexperienced. To be abundant (water).
1^
Cold in the head, coiyza. jilii Camel's muzzle. V-W^ t <^^ Covering. Dull, sultry (day, x^li j. 'J^
night).
Long, thick-haired.
lit
j>
'JS
'Vtp
Without
interstice (cloud).
To water (a horse) in a vessel. 5 J^ ^^ To heap up (sheaves). To seduce a. 0. To clasp a. o. To smear her face with jiifeij Jjî^
cosmetic (woman).
Sadness. Mishap, cloudy (night). Heated and thickened (milk).
^^^
Overcast (sky). Grievous,

ting-
aftiic-
Overcast, cloudy (sky). Sad,
j>y^
J-"
oTY)
To engage
in a
'/
desperate
a. 0.
rage a. o. To find a. o. weak. The heat abated and ^1 jluil allowed me to set out. To wink at one another. j>U> Aj j jiitl. To blame a. o. or a. th. Wink, sign with the eye. j^ A wink a hint. "ij^ Weak man. Worth- jui Ij j^ ^ j;.c.
;
i y\i.
struggle with
To drink in a small vessel (man). Jjo To drink little (cattle). To embrace, to clasp o. a. jiCs -^ To plun;/e, to be plunged jiilj _î, into water. To be drowned. To submerge, to ingulf, to A ^"tl.
overflow
a. th.
less cattle.
(water).
Trigger. Dimple.
"Vice, defect,
jiS <
o'jCS >
Deep of water. Main j^^j jC^ ^ jS of the sea. Generous ( man ). Fiery
(horse). Full (garment).
weakness. ^'j^:^ ;l oJ'ta.F' *-5 U There is nothing in him to be coveted. No fault is to be found in him. jAiA Defects, vices. Suspected, blameworthy. jyJ^
Rabble.
Bountiful, liberal
,_û3l
man.
'\yj\j jUjl
Inexperienced,
j^] ^ jSi
J^,i
ignorant-
Rancour, secret hatred.

Thirst.
To To
set (star).
plunge, to dip
C-^' î ^ J A .^Jj-j ^~^

i
Hatred. Inexperienced.
a. th. into (dye,
water).
Mixed party of
people.
To water (beasts) scantily. f^ ^jjj. To set bricks, stones in cement. To rush into perils. ^Xs^ To contend with o. a. in diving. 5 To be plunged, J t_r~^^h ,j^\ dipped into. To penetrate into. fy To be cemented (brick). o-^'l
if-
Saffron. -^ Sheaf,
jCil
armful. Bosom.
Deep water,
Small drinking-cup. j\ii1j jCt ^ jj' jj^^ jcî.î cXjJ~>'JJabyss; great quantity. Distress,
-pt
overwhelming misfortune.
The pangs
Saffron.
of death.
o^l
inexpe-
cXjJ~a'J^
Penetrating (spear-thrust).
sj'yS
Gypsum. Cosmetic made

; ;
Momentous,
Perj ury
distressful (affair).
made
purposely.
^J^'yJi 1
cj^
with saffron. Ignorance coarseness

rience.
a'JcS
Dark
(night). Darkness. Hidden, ,j_a^
mysterious.
ses).
Not yet known (ver-
Thick crowd,
throng.
SjCij SjUij
Jî
J^
jAi.
Thicket of shrubs, reeds. *î^j Plungeon, diver (bird). ^tS -r 'C^ Plunged, dipped into, -fy Cemen- ^j^^'Jiited (stone).
Overflowing, overwhelming
(water).
Waste
land). -^
Embra-
cing, clasping.
Rushing headlong into (dangers, war).
,j-*U>!
Depth of water, abyss. Rushing blindly into

danger.
j^
j^^-î
y}^
To be dim-sighted. "^ To scratch a. o.

Dim-sighted.
Ciit a
j-S ^
jzj.
\
Watered
(tree). Covered with _,*^> dry ears (wheat). Drunken (man).
Obscure, unknown.
jîi^
To
des-
pise,
*j 5 i^'J. a ^tj ^'<S to blame a. 0. or a. th.

i
To wink,
to
make
KjS
jS ^
c_.
a sign with (the eyes, eyebrows).
To be ungrateful
nefit.
for a be-
i_ii3l
To calumniate
to
v^
o>^ Jt
To feel a. th. (with the hand). To calumniate a. 0. Uj To break out (disease). To

appear
(defect).
A-
^ jj. >*
j j^
impute evil to a. o. Do not charge me falsely.
'It
.^^ V
To
find fault
with
to dispa-
"
OTA
1>
(eye).
a. o.
To clisackoowledge (a right), /t ia'S To be ungrateful for (benefits). To

drink (water) greedily.
To be blear To contemn
Blearedness.
Liar.
Ca^c
To cleave to a. o. (fever). To conceal a. o. (earth). To get the best over a. o.

<ifter
Jp
s'
iaiti
js- iaXiTi
Perjury.
Constellation of
ICrtl^
having been overcome by him.
Procyon.
Bleai'-eyed.
uait'
,-
fo ovei'come a. o. (in speech), ^n Depi'essed ground. Ja4i To be (sii- o jii-j a ,^^j o ji* -^
Wounded
in o.'s belief,
*jIp ^/îi
damp (soil). To be deep. To dig deeply.
( (
;
for
jU
jlt
)
)
jj.
jtfc
j>
-if-
honour. To be *-3j4i. o (jîtj Usjii- ja'î, -fthidden, concealed. To be abstruse

,
for
Damp
(ground)
watery
:XJ.
j^t
(discourse).
To j
(plant).
Jaiio5Vi ;/- Ja'^ '\j Jati-J Uaii' be compliant with a. o. in (a bar,
Disease of the
loins.
(
-^Xj-
gain).
Depth. Deep.
for
jj.
jj.
< >
JVU r Jcr^
of the
To penetrate into. j Caii o ja^ To be x^ t;.e-j *-<9^4^ jaii-j a ^j^**^

i
Having a complaint
loins.
JÛ^"
depressed (land).
To
cover
a. o,
(with
^:J. o
jU
-^
To shut (the eyes). To render (speech) ambiguous, obscure.
ft,
ja'J^j jatS
.*
jsli
clothes) for promoting sweat.
To
cover, to bury a. th. To heap ft, up (grapes). To put a. th. in a right state. To fold and bury (hides). To overlay one another jlô and wither (plants). To become corrupt by "^Cj. a J*t reason of bandages (wound). To lose its hair in the sand Jii\
(hide).
To close (the eyes) To forbear a. th. To look scornfully

at a.
'<
upon,
it
ja'S
C!Ai
iijiJI
c2xJ-'\
0.
To be
I
closed (eye).
J^<^\
'^y^ ~i\
I
have not shut Lowland.
my eyes, ju^
iJ'ySi u^lii 5- u^-i^ Despised, unknown (man). js'S j'i
Buried in the sand. Valley covered with jJ

trees.
>}/-J^j
lit
J^^
Ja\^ \i Jeuja^ Jîî-J JL_itJ J'a^ Twinkling of the eyes. Sleep, jîj^j
I
^ Jj^' -^
J^4i>
r-Ui^
have
fj) CtfUt jl
not shut
sleepless.
I
my
Oaii ,,j^ ciî^^ t* eyes ; i. e. I remained
Fameless, unknown (man).

.!iL_;^ J
{m-
rîi riU -
got that without trouble.
j^V^t
ic
dU'i j^nl
Fickle, unsteady.
Obscure (discourse).
To bury
(a skin).
To j
u;i o
jS ^
~
j^Jt)'^ -r J^j^ Low, depressed (ground). Base, des-
accumulate (grapes).
pised (man).
Unknown
c-Ua^Vfcj
(nobility).
'^
To be buried
earth).
in (the
Ûilj o*
,
Abstruse
Vice, defect.
Jî'S^
:i'r'*
question. Secret, mystery.

,
To
roof jSi Cit i \'^ o U-fc -tta house with wood and earth. To
cover a. th.
sick
^3
^1
Xia^t
The
fell
man
jau
Jp
^'J-
b
Ij
^^
^^.t.'
into a swoon.
Blind-man (children's play). X^'-Jii Much depressed land. Û ^ ^j<aii Premeditated sins. oC Closed (eye). Obscure, equivocal
(word).
We
had a uxX! jl Co^^ ^^J^ gloomy day, a dark night.
To despise a.
0.
^ I'u;^ a lijij
Jait
er
To be
hidden.
lS'
To
suffer
from oppves
To be dubious
sion of the chest.
to a. 0. (news, affair).
^^
To be To
at the point of
death.
distress, to grieve, to counte- s
o.
Swoon, fainting. 'Cil.j Roof made 'Uiij il^'1 ^ '^j 'Up with reeds and earth.
In a swoon.
ract a.
ij,\
^
j\
(5. pi.)
Grief, anxiety.
JiLitj J?lltj i2jj Jilt
Fainting.
*Uf
over-
The sky
is
'i
To To
To
Jj.
tU-l)l
^ ^
J
-5^
take earn
a. th. a. th.
as spoil.
cast.
fi>
without
o.
iî.
To
To
speak through the

be bushy, lively (with
:
^ ^
a
'J-'^j
et>
ti'ouble.*
give to a.
a share of
to
booty.
To
^
J.ti
nose, to snuffle,
give a. th. as a free gift.

a. th.
;
insects, birds
valley).
To
To
plunder
seize
* ^:t \j
lay hands on a. th. as spoil.
an oppor- i^'Ji\ ^^J.lj
î\
To render (a garden) verdant. oU To sing with a melodious voice. '^\ To buzz (insect). To hum (man). To
be filled (skin). render (a branch) flowery
tunity.
Earning obtai- ûi ^ ned without work.

Prey, booty, spoil. Sheep, ewes, goats,
j^J jtîj^ To
a
<St
(God).
Nasal voice: twang. Gentle voice. Sound of a stone.
Numerous flock. The utmost of thy

ability is to do so
Humming
of insects.
cS'^^
Speaking through the nose, .ui ^ '^\ Very populous ( village ). Luxuriant
îlt
x^jCs-
Shepherd
owner of sheep.
Succeeding
(garden).
Taking
spoil.
> vl^
î
iJ
Round
lines of
îj^
tJt'
^^
-}}-
without trouble. To stay (in a place). k_, To be constant in love
the corners of the mouth.
^j
'î.
To drink
Si^lJ
i5* a
in taking Cut a d-^ -J^ breath at each draught. To be pi'one
with
a. 0.
to evil (soul).
satisfied
To marry. To be
^p
with her husband (wife). To be free from want, suj-j

wealthy.
To coquet to flirt. -^ To be
;
^Zj (kit a r-^ -over-affected, lacka,
ki^ a J^p
daisical.
To
spoil, to fondle (a child).
,^
^
.^
To To To To To
be satisfied with. do without a. th. coo (pigeon). render a. o. wealthy.

sing
;
Flirtation. Coquetry.
^Ci-j ?tJpj
?iit'
Grimace, simper.
{in. f.) Ôi.,,,;^^ Foppish, simperer.
Coquettish
flirt. -^
^
-^^
-^
to recite
wJ ^jijj
*J ^ J*
Hedge-hog.
Lackadaisical, mincing.
verses.
^yj^
,r
To praise, to blame To do instead of, to

a. 0.
a. o.
Badger.
Fat, soft
(
j^Ci
y.cJpj joIt'
).
^f-
-^
satisfy
jxi- -
That
will be of
no
Gli dUt
C)!>Vs
child
C*
\jJ>
To be
over-affected in dress,
yjS
use to thee.
in deportement.
To be
foppish, to
flirt.
-fy
He
filled for him the place of such a one.
C/
iip ^îl
Affectation in dress.
tys^
j^Ci
Fop. Coxcomb.
<uL o>ii j>t1
ji'î <
This
man has been
useless.
Dandy Gunsmith
*s?*-*^ sr
JSt^"^
^ftowards the ground

Bi'oad (camel).
or-
(braucli).
To
^'^
be, to
rich.
Supple, lithe. Swift (horse).
become
To be
,
To go j j^l> j(t1j j>'j 0> J^ ^ down to (a low country). To penetrate J IjUtj ^'jjî Oi^ o
li.to.
; to be in no need of a. o else. To do without a. th., to want no... To dispense with.
self-sufficient
l\
^ i^l
'.i1
To ask God
'A
to grant wealth.
\j>
To deepen, to scrutinise
a. th. carefully.
Sufficiency, adequacy.
oCitj kja
j\
He cannot do
,
\,':^
j^^
ij
*1
To
j^j \'j^ o jii in the earth (water). To be intensely hot (day). To halt to ahght at
:
sink, to be lost
without
it.
Wealth,
Song,
time.
sufficiency.
oVtIj
'Oij
J*
"j^l ^ *^tb "^h-,'^,

o"ij
noon lor rest
(traveller).
To
sink in its socket
Ijj^j
lj*_^'
Rich, wealthy.
'C^l ^
(eye).
To set (star). To bestow benfits

upon
a. o. (God).
jî Sji'iî 00* ~
Needing no orna- oCJIpj >'>=' 5r ^'^ ments, modest, chaste (woman).

Place of abode.
oU/i
Ji;;
iip
^j
a. o.
\'jLi-^
J^
He cannot do without
Jj 5
j
^ Ji* iJ >
To
succour, to aid
defeat, to
it.
(God).
That place
is fit
o^^
To
^ ^'i^ \J^ o^/-
throw back (the
j^
^
for
such a one.
the place of such a one.
enemy).
To
conceal
a. th.
To cause
filled
(springs of water) to disappear.
Singer.
Songstress.
To make a To come
raid to in (the
ip
jUi^b
To To
overlook, to be
a. th.
^t
^^ C^ a ^^^ ^
sÎi/S
enemy's country).
to a. o. for
unmindful of
I.
j\
^ j\sS
seeking help.
<.J^\ Unintentionnally, at hap hazard. Cji

Intense darkness.
joui'uey in darkness.
To run swiftly, to gallop (horse). j\sS To make reciprocal raids. To y^\

urge horses against o. another. settle in a low ajOc^\ Jjc:L\ country. To become fat (cattle). To become swollen (wound). To ask (God) to 5 IjiyzJ,!. j;^l^ render a counti'y fruitful.
(night). Of a
Dark waUp' ^ î^ deep black (horse).
Unmindful, heedless.
Bustle of a fight.
Weak.
*ljji
*f-lc-
To
Crowd, press.
'^'^j
fly.
_>*
-^
Locusts beginning to
Rabble. 'Vj.^
Riot, quarrel, confusion.
To
i *Jj^j vii-\izM-\j ,(J_^
cj\i- "S"
Hole, cavern, cave,
ollntj j\'^\
-r
Jî-
help, to assist a. 0.
To rescue
*jilr,
a. 0.
Lowland. Bottom of the palate. Pit

of the chin. Zeal. Laurel-tree.
Numeiill^
To cry for help. God has relieved us

in his
df>^
'"jil
UJl*1
rous army.
mercy.
the succom- of
help,
The two armies dashed

together.
oOU)l
c\j\s.
To ask
a. o.
^j
s oUf-li,
Raid on horseback,
o'Js.
Cry for
cj\'^j
^Jli^lj
oI^'j
o^
>^'j^
inroad, predatory incursion, razzia.
Rescue, help, d-i^'j

succour.
Call for help.
o'^J
Navel. Gallop, quick run of a horse.
To pour horsemen
hostile incm-sion.
for a
SjU)l
'^
jjl
*iUs-ll.
To bead
ground.
in
the body
(
Bottom of
a. th.
Low
walking
(UyT o ^^Vt -{^ man, horse). To incline

,
^^j
C
-.
er\
\^^
Deep
in
Deep.
Marjoram (plant). ^^ P To take j s Jvit \j V>' o Jvt. a. th. away unexpectedly. To cause a. o. to perish (wateiiesB land). To
,
W^
Invidious.
able.
knowledge yj^\
:
j^
S^
Sinking into the earth

(water).
S'^ j
intoxicate a. o. (wine).
Noon. Mid-day sleep, siesta. Sun. Mid-day nap.

Cj\'j\i*J
;^vt
I'j^
To eat voraciously. Sy> -^ To hun-y iu (an affair). j Jjii To assume various colours, J^ shapes. To be confused ( affair). To
be wayless
(de.sert).
jj U^ sr J^J a'j^J Cavern, cave, grotto.
J^J j^
Making
raids
;
frequent
j^y^ ^
j^'j^j jjSii'
To
s
predatory. purpose a. th.
To destroy
Lock
a. o. (ogre).
Gaz. Petroleum.
C>'o ji'p ^ oO*^ t j^^

^^t' a
of a door.
Jli -^
To
Headache. Intoxication. PerJ^ plexity, anxiety. Extensive desert.
talk nonsense. Locust-eating bird. Discordant sound. Bustle,
J'j^ y.
iijt'-^
"^
He
fell
in a
perplexing
yjd. '^'^ Jl
uproar.
case.
Glass bracelets.
o>^s*j Jl^l ?- J^ accident. Demon. Ogre.
oCsJ^t o
to
Unforeseen misfortune,
To
dive,
to
plunge,
sink
into
Genius assuming various shapes. a Snake. Alkauet (plant). J^l u*: Secret murder. xLs; Unforeseen (misfortune). jjvi.
Destructive (desert).
JJ
(water).
To
deepen, to examine a. th.
jc
minutely.
a. th.
To come suddenly upon

plunge
a. 0. into
To
dip, to
^^
^3,(i
1^ ^
iUCs.
(water.)'
Misfortune. Wickedness, mischief.
Diving, plun-
u^\'^j <ovi
Sword-stick, dagger. Loss, ruin.
Jâ
l)Cu
.
ging. Artful.
Going deep
in (sin
).
j
u^'S^
^j^CU
)
To
allure
to evil,
Jj^j 'J^ to seduce, to mislead

s ^s'J-h
j'J--ii-
Diver (bird). Pearl-diver.

Diving-place.
a. o.
To be seduced,
:
jj-j tf i ^s'Ji misled to err. To be disappointed. To suffer indigestion j'^ a J^
<jl}i a
Abstruse, deep
(speech).
for
^joiji^
î^
y^
-ft-
To
To
sink in (the sand
0>y^
(young camel).
<>
To be
covetous.'
fi>
foot).
To be
concealed, depressed.
To curdle (milk). iS''JTo coalesce against. it ^j\ To be seduced, misled. < To tS^^'l incline towards. To be allured by. To deceive, to lead asti'ay. 5 i^îS-ll, To seduce a. o.
I
sink, to deepen
a y^j A J?^^
j
in large
(a well).
To enter into. To swallow (food)

mouthfuls.
J^t
1^
.fc^
i,jU5
J,uil_
spent the night hungry. Error, wi'ong course.
^'^
c->
'^J'^j 'J"'
:ut
To relieve the bowels. To vie with a. 0. in plunging. To be bent (wood).
Error,
-l^
Thing
oC^ ^ *^ ^
ts'^j
coveted. Natural, unlawful child, Allurement, deceit.
'd
jij
-yjS
c\'J.
Seducer. Satan.
o/S^j
J^
^\'^
Small head. Water-skin.
j\i,
Depression of land. Young camel. ijU. o Depressed land. Garden. Privy. Ja;(i Human excrement, faeces. Surroundings of Damascus. xi?^
Fruitful valley.
'
!^j '^
err
The
invisible world.
ojiJ.Vi'j
v^'^
'-^-'
J^
Led into error,
oCij
C^jtj
^j
oC
j[,\t
Absent.
v^-J
vr^ f
r^-''^
disappointed. Following his passions.
Third person {gram.).
^ Bj
heart, by me-
^S^^ Jtj
oQitj
_(li
^
i-t
Snare,
pitfall, trap.
Dange-
'i/J
niory.
Depressed, low
liaokbiting, slander.
,- *j'^
gi'Aund. Thicket. Forest. Spear,
rous place. Misleading, deceiviog, I spent the night
_^j
^ji'j
Ci^^''
]^
Cj
-
Grave. i_)Ct roots of the trees. _,>ljt i-jL/j Covert. Screen. cA>S:f- -r "^SJ-
hungry. To set up (a
a limit).
flag, 4>
Cilj
ufc
j^
The
The bottom of a pit. By default (sentence).

Sunset.
^1
^
:4Ct
'J.Cfr
To brandish (a sword). To be motionless (clouds). To
Ut
uti
;-l<1 ,_î;:
Whose husband
is
absent
i-iij _-ii
attain the utmost degree in a. th. Aim, purpose. Flag, ^(ij oCu ^ X>\s, standard. Utmost limit, maximum.
(woman). To water the earth
Exceedingly.
:cjU, d_,
iub,
Oji
otfc
-Ji-
The utmost
of thy
lir Jiij o1 il^'^
( rain, God ). To be watered by rain
c_cf;
ability is to do so. Light of the sun-rays. Cloud.
XiiS ui^
i
(earth).
To become fat (camel). Abundant rain. Herbage

Bees.
c.^
Shadow. A. th. to which a
limit is set.
o^' ^ t^
oji"
<-J^.
springing up after rain. Cloud.

i
Pouring abundant rain

Swift-running (horse).
Yielding
(well).
(cloud).
.^
ii,ii
^J^ />
j:i.
v"^ "^ To be absent, remote, hidden from. To set, to disappear v^^j C^ (sun, moon). He lost his mind. v_jI>oJI ^s- ijifc
Qjl-i^j
^ Cî^j
*rc^j y^s%.J
^^
much water
rain
To be j
xljfc J '5't%J hidden, concealed
^Sr^J "^.J^-i v't^ in.
Watered by
(ground).
^yî
<i-4^
To backbite a. o. To render unapparent

if-
_;Uilj *rlt
:
to
Aj
y w!fc
To be
thin, pliant
iXt a o-t -^
fa-
(bough).
To bend the neck from

in
tigue or softness.
To bend the body

walking.
<iLL
jjU;
Softness, suppleness. Bending of
jufc
the neck.
Come on Make haste. .xi jut Young, tender and cj\i\i. ^ sSvi pliant bough. Soft young woman. Young, tender, o-t ^ ^'j:1 ^ jut'l pliant (bough). Young and slender
!
remove, to conceal a. o. or a. th. To learn a. th. by heart. A May he be buried in his iJCi i::!t grave To address a. o. absent. 5 .J'jjs. To have her husband absent: ^\^\ (woman). To absent o.'s self, to go ^J^,
away from. To glide away,
to escape.
^'j\
(youth).
Bloom To be
of youth.
js. |jU.j
ijjtj
tjCJJl olXt s^yT a j^ -
jealous
of.
Absence, remo- ,.^.j t-jCt j <u^j ^'f val from a place. Hidden things; fate. o^ltj k_,Ct .^ ^jj. We fell in a jJCt _ji :_:^c j I'Jjj depressed ground. I'lj - ij Ci In the presence and
absence.
To grudge a. o. ^ To pay the bloodwit to. i jUj tjjt To supply a. o. with provisions.
,
The Knower
of secret and
i.
^'^
^ li
hidden things
e.
God.
dt
To haunt
thickets (lion).
^TV
)
(
jaS^
falling ja'S
To bestow
rain,
ijC*
Ji.
Small quantity, decrease,
off. Foetus not yet complete. Covert of oliufcj Jo'Cs-\j jîs-^ lions. Swamp covered ^îth Thicket.
^r i^^jfr
trees.
wealth) upon a. o. (God). To change, to barter, to exJ^ change. To alter, to corrupt a. th. To barter a. th. 5 Ij'^j sSjU^ ^(*
fit,
with
a. 0.
j j\j^
Pool.
joAi^ ^
jî To
yd-H-
excite the jealousy of a. o.
To
enter, to hide o.'s
Ck-t'
To
be altered
>
to
undergo a
J^
altered
self in.
change.
Jalfc
To be emaciated,
0. a.
Garden, lowland.
Dispute.
in health.
<JÛi
^Ji.j
To
be jealous of
To be
jCtI
,r
j\
-d^
jjjT
To
s Jililj
^j
(J^
J^'i
different, unlike (tilings).
distress, to
enrage
a. o.
Difference, change.
To become intensely hot (day), .biij To become angry, JiCilj JJuJij Ja^
enraged.
Other,
all.
else, different. Lie.
Not at
Except. Without.
on, et cretera.
And so
JC& j îS
to me.
Outbreak of anger. Rage.

Offence.
Another tban thou came

Adultered, altered.
Anger, irritation. iiCÎ. Angered, enraged. iiOU^j JUi;!j u.i; To have Ij Cu^' i Jii - ui^j branches dependent to the right and left (tree). To act in cowardly at war. ,jCi To incline (a bough). ;*> jul To bend the body in walking ^Xij (man, horse). To be wrinkled.
There
in
I
is
but one
man
I
^tt
V ^^j s?-*^
my
house, and nobody else.
took no '^'v J lAjit'^ h'Jis more than ten of them. They came all but o>^ 3it'^V2)l
one.
-'^
Without
But, yet,
that.
still,
dlj'i^'
nevertheless.
-^ j\
j\j^.
0I
j^
j\&
Sjjfe
Sweet-fruited tree. Flight of birds.
jl[^
Changes of fortune.
Jealousy. Zeal, emulation.
^ y.f
.
Bending,
(life).
soft( plant, youth). Soft ^Xp'1
Blood-price. Provision of
^5%
in
?-
3jc
wheat.
Long-bearded. To squander (goods)
^Ci
Barter. Exchange.
dress
Mark
jCs.,
^ j^ _
To be
j^j,
distinguishing
non-Moslems.
away.
To change
unsteady.
o.'s
mind.
^Yj j
Kj\i.j
< Emaciation, alteration in health. Emulation.

Zealous, jealous.
-^
Aquatic bird.
Crow.^
J^
Jli
Ticklish.
To
To
vu j^
1^
'\j
'C]\i.\^
.suckle (a child
jaij -k^ i Jvi- -pi-egnant woman).

,
Intermittent (fever). Digestive
(power).
Altered, < Pale, emaciated.
j(isi>
be dense (tree).
To bring
j:S.'\
forth twice a year (ewe).
Watered by
rain (land).
j^^jj^sS
To be tangled (tree). Jlii-llj jli7 To deceive a. o. treacherously, i Juil^ To do mischief to a. o. unawares.

Lock. Milk 6f a pregnant
Veryêalous. -Ûn whole -j5_,Ci;J ^ jCi some (climate, water).
To
J^\jo\j
;
j^'j
Ci>UJ_)
Gait
Jîi'
-^
^va
j^'
-> :r Jti-
decrease
to be scanty (water).
To
j^^jj
woman.
Streamlet running on the
j^
Jii
abate (price).
To
lessen, to dimia. th.
A> jsS^Sj
J^J o^^
J^'
nish
ri
^
full
To
be clouded (sky). Jj\^ îi\ To be affected with a bur^(i. ning thirst (camel).
,
^j
^
surface of the earth. Valley springs.
of
Tangled
Cloud. Angei'. Thirst.
^jit'
^
*
tree. Bed J^'_, Ji^l ^ j^ of reeds, thicket. Covert of a lion.
Dense (tree). Vehemently thirsty

(camel
).
Valley watered by a stream.

Shift, craft, treason.
xLi-
^^
C^'
j,
JijS
o<p
He has
i
slain
him treache-
'tx^ ilrj
To
be thirsty. To be oppressed (mind).
rously.
Suckling in pregancy j,iij jî^j iuCt
feel a lively <j& jt ojilj Oif-, emotion. To covor (the sky: cloud). * cJ^S The 1^ ^'' letter of the alphabet, ojt f,
To
(woman).
Secret hatred.
Evil.
i)U^j
JJ
1^
?- *i' **
Cloud darkening the sky. Dense trees.
*jLf
Matter flowing from a corpse. L^ng. Green. ojt ^ ^tif Green and tufty (tree).
*U;
j.
o\i]
Haunting a thicket. Lion: Sweet lote-tree. Suckled in pregnancy. Haunting a thicket (lion). Tangled (tree).
jtS
o5C* >l
J^'j JU^
ju.i^j j:i
Jui*
'Cji
He has forged îjQ ^ctrslI
cJ\i
Prelixed particle expressing
j
iliai
a calumny against
ihe.
ij Ij,^
1 Order, uninterrupted succession.

o'6*l -^
He To
is
lonely in his opinion,
hit a. 0. in the
s \i\s
iM
And then, after He confined him in

:
prison,
illi
heart.
To
affect a. o. (heai't-disease).
To dishearten a. o. (fear). To bake (bread) in hot ashes. To roast (meat) in jti\ j itxilj
fi>
fi>
and then killed him. Zeyd came first, then Amrou.
j^^s
,
tx'/j
t\.
Day by
day, year
iLlS 'jiX
C-^s C^
the
fii"e.
after year.
To be
affected
with
lals
heart-disease.
To be struck
blaze
a -usj iV^ -J^^ in the

,
2 Change of subject. And then He questioned him, and JisS ij\s

:
teart.
To be moved (heart ).To To light (a fire).

Appendages of the
( fir e).i\A)
M{
sxa'l
^ il^
Heart.
oesophagus as the lungs, Mind, ioul.
liver.
the latter answered. 3 Causality, result of an action If you love me, 6ji^y^ <AAt^ J^'^ ^\ you must consequently fnlJow me. 4 In order to
: :
Pay me a
isl
visit,
that
thee.
'î^'i
j,
jj
Bread baked
ashes.
in hot
juj
^ ij^l
Mrii
may honour
1
^^^here is thy house,
iJjjjlS dlrij 'i)\
Fire-place for roasting, baking.
that
5"^
may
vi-sit
thee.
Therefore after the interroga1
Wooden poker. Roasting-spit. Wounded in the heart. Having

a
heart-disease.
(in
tive
s/ykj^
Thou hast then seen him.

6''
i^^'^l
Baked
toasted,
roasted
the
fire).
Faint-hearted.
following \A it is expletive As to the dead, they Oj^ja^ (i]*i)t u1

shall rise.
When
To dig the
earth.
\j\i
a jU
-K-
To
bruise, to
crush, to
cS>j,'ci o i,> -fr crumble a. th. with the
ero
J^
a
'ji>
/b
To bury a. th. under ground. To be full of rats (placo). \'J\i

Rat, mouse.
Angers. It is a heart-rending
event.
It
y^j
^'Ji^j ^(jni
j\j
af
oJCll 'zJuj^\
Musk.
Pilosella.,
mouse-ear (plant).
Carpentei"'s plane.
).
J\ji\ ^l
weakened him. To be brayed, crushed-
Musk-vesicle.
23*^3^ J\i
Mouse.
-^
SjVs
;' :3 _,
To be crumbled.
Crumbling. Fissure, cleft in a rock.iJ Dispersed (family, tribe). cSj ZAi c^
Spoiled by rats (milk, food
J^
Dry dung used as

of dates.
fuel.
Lump
;fij :^SJ
Abounding with rats Fenugreek cooked with dates.
(land).s3u'ij z'Ja
fjij
Z'j'jij Z'J.
Crumbs
of bread
cJtS ^ *^j
Cyil'j
oVi;*
particles (of wool).
Crumbled bread
crushed.
^î ^>^
/6>
sti'ike. to cut fin CU a ^l -H(wood) with a pick-axe. To strike a. 0. with an axe. To s strike a. o. on the back of the head.
To
To
prevent (camels) from
cJi*
-i:i-
(juenching their thirst. -^

to crumble a. th.
To
bray,
u~J>i'j ltJ'^ -r w-M Ursa minor. Town of Fez in Morocco. Projecting part of the back ^'l^)
Pick-axe. Hoe.
Constellation of
To be
bruised, crumbled.
cîi'
c-iC5
of the head.
Whispers.
To
sob.
Dl>
uj J)5
a jti -
To put out (the fire). To put a stop to a. To forget a. th.

He has not
jii:
A
th.
ifs
!: -W-
Sobbing.
_ji^
To make
<j
J \i
- JU
-K-
ijs a
*^
C
a. 0. to
augur, to divine
a. th.
t'il Cj \s
Uj 'jj
To draw
ceased doing it. Penny-royal [aromatic ^,Ji

plant).
?-->
v_, Jîi.:\ -^ j jUij Jt\jjj J\jd a good omen from. To bode well of a. th. <> To be superstitious. Good omen, JjU^j Jj^lj Jj'^ JU
,
To open
a fSt -^ an outlet). To give vent to water. To conquer ( a country). To A 9^:9

(a door,
fi>
^Stj
iîa
augury. -^ Superstition. May no evil fortune befall

thee.
dx'JJ-
J\S
take (a stronghold). To begin, to undertake (a conversation, an affair). To part (the legs). To mark a letter with a fatha. To explain ( a difficulty).
Game
of children,^puzzle.
Jdj
To fill its ^ U;j C\l a ^j >.ls -^ ' mouth with herbs (camel). To quench thirst with (water ).^ji^y\s To widen fa packA jy\j ^*l_s
,
To judge between (two parties ).iv _,lzJI ^.: fy To open a bargain. To

a price. To draw an omen.
offer
saddle, a bucket).
To
fill
(a vessel).
Ju)l
Numerous party. They have cut it To strike, to

cleave a. th.
^L^
in pieces.
fi,
C^3 SîL*
iSj
it To reveal a. th. to. To inform a. 0. of. To favour a. 0. To facilitate
a sword.
-^
To To
split (the
IjU a jU - head) with

Ji^]
lance (an abscess).
a.
th.
To
give
victory over a.
o.
To
alight upon a depressed
(God).
ground.
To wound
the head so as
To help a. o. (God), jc. iilisj urs <-To open (the bowels medicine), a ^-.l To begin a dispute with a. o.^j -r^ To send summons to. To address a. 0. first. To bargain with a.o. without
:
to lay the bone bare.
To be split, ci'acked (vessel). To be opened, uncovered.

Cleft, chink, gap. Nari'ow-pass.
t?tij\
jU
^r
Party of men.
ojij o'-5
*-^
The opening
s'\
letter
i.
e.
buying.
with.
;
To undertake
(blossom).
an
afifaii'
indeed.
To know
(o.'s wife).
</
Opening of a market
the day.
To open
first sale of
i5vi ^ <ri'iu' Magazine, treasury. Key. 7(cÛ^ 5r 9-^~i^ J rJ U* 5- 90i^ Opened. Conquei*ed (country). ^_^ Marked with fatha (letter). ^ Light
1
To be îj|_j 9^!iJ To be opened (mind). To open o.'s heart, to ^^^1 j riiij pour out o.'s sentiments. To make
opened. -^
a show, a display of science.
To speak
to a.
secretly
0.
J^^
(n.yS'
IÛj
7C^\
(colour).
^
Open-minded
(child).
^j
litis
,
t^cj'
->i-
To have weak,
supplf (limbs)
relaxed,
:
a i^S
To be opened. To conquer (a
country).
A
^
rcisl.
To bend and
weak knees (camel). A ^tlij ^^ a î

rCi\
To open
(a door).
To
;r.itJ-lj
stretch (the fingers, the toes).
To be fatigued. To put ringlets on the

on the toes (woman).
commence a. tb. ~ To open (an assem>_, * jniiS Ij bly). To inaugurate. To undertake.

to
fingers,
^.1^
Weakness
Finger:
of the legs. Anklet.
To open the
(
begin (an affair) with. sale with
TtîiJ. \
Abscess, swelling.
Cj\ic:j i'J^sj
merchant ). To ask the explanation of

(a text).
^^cJcu.y
rc^
o^rsj Xiuj
ring toe-ring. Ring without a stone. Claws of a lion. jliSIi ^_î Having supple, ^ ^ 'litis ^ ^dil weak, relaxed (limbs). To be crookfooted.
To ask
the
lielp
of a.
0.
Opening, beginning. Fatha, vowel-sound equal

short a
:
^^^J
to
f^*
â
^
-rî
vowel-sign.
^jii
rain. Help
Victory, conquest of a
_nijj
,
To become
remiss
pid,
\Jcij \jji3 o
-ns
-S-
counti'y. First
of
God.
after vigom'.
(
To become
te-
lukewarm
water).
To be remiss (in work). To abate, to cool (heat ). sS^j To become languid (body, (^^^
look).
^
\jyA
\jjri
Watercourse. Conquered countries. Victories. Sign of a fatha ( )

Succom'. Victory. Sentence of a judge.
Litigation.
cj\s-_y^
otis
iiU:s
<i-\:j as^Gs
To render (water) lukewarm. Tc cause (the heat)

(God).
a jli
to abate
They are
dissent.
at law
they
o\C;i Cjiii
Large
a. o.
orifice
wide-mouthed
(door).
îj
To render
weak,
5 Ji>\j
J^
remiss, languid.
Open Display, show

(flask).
of science,
^c^
-^ litis
To be weak-sighted. To become submissive

ness. Tepidity.
J^ ^
(horse). jîL-\
Of a light colour.
-tCS*
Langour, weakness, remiss-
j^j
J;^
Half a span, space between the thumb and the fore-finger.
Jii
Beginning, exord. tÎ^s ^ K>j,\i First chapter of Ucis6\ o4^sj îjOiJI the Coran. ^yS First rain in the spring. Having a wide orifice to the ^
Mat made
of palm-leaves.
J&
teats (she-camel).
Langour, faintness. olSns ^ "i'J^ Interval between two fits of fever, between the missions of two prophets. Interregnum. Truce. Torpedo-fish. jo^
^K^ Opener. Conquerer, victorious. Judge. Wide (tent). ' ^tl3l God. îJj y^<^\ Opening, inauguration. Preamble, introduction.
embark
rashly.
I'c^shly (id
an
affair).
To J
act
To rush
severe
blindly uito.
in.
To
per-
iîs
To
be ski'ful in (a
ci-aft).
To murder a. o. treacherously. ^ To wound, to kill by surprise. > ii5i To card (cotton). To embark rashly in (an affair), a î^ To compete with a. o. in skill. ^ To assault a. o. openly. To keep constantly to a. o. To pay to a. o.
th3 price agreed upon.
Weak. Remiss, languid. ij\3 ^ Lukewarm (water). Lukewarm (water). To inspect, ^j jJ^j ,<iji ^1 to scrutinise a. th. To inquire about. -^ To search for.
i
Search, inspection.
Investigator, scrutini.ser.
j:
Rocket, fusee.
Inspector.
xkl
To
tread upon. grind a. th.
To
Ci3 a
-tt-
He
followed his
own way
in a^\, î-i
To be ground between
teeth.
the mo'ar
f3ju
the affair.
Ra.^hues,?. Unruliuess. Violence,
dî
diîS
Treacherous murderer.
Felon.
^^ ^
i
To
twist (a rope,
/b
jiij ,yc
jii -^
a thread). He has caused him to
^\j'^ J^
change his mind.
( opp. to Jjj ) A j!ij Coa o j:j -HTo break, to slit. To disjoin, to disunite. To unsolder. To unsew (a garment). To put leaven in (dough). To set people at variance. ov ^î To yield a good crop (land). Ca a j?* To con-ect, to render j^y^\ j^
,
To
^ To
avert (the face) from. turn a. o.'s brain.
(language) clear.
To have
fine
To be twisted. He turned away from

his prayer.
jj^î
jrilt
fat (cattle). To have a j5j1 weather. To pierce the clouds (sun). To reach a place not rained
upon.
Parting of a camel's legs. Thread. Seed-ves.?el, blossom of the mimosa J^ and y^z.
To be
j:i
(cattle).
swollen in the flanks jSiJij jS^ To be slit, unsewed, disjoi(hand).
ned.
To be cracked away (clouds).

Disunion.
To
clear
Fruit of the
It will
mimosa
iai/^
Slit, rent.
jpj
ici j\ Slis iUp be of no avail to thee.

j\
yuA
^j
b ils!
Place spared by the rain. Rupture, hernia.
j^s ^
j(Xi
<>-j
<
Crookedness, unstraightforwardness.
JUiJl,
Daybreak, dawn. Calamity drought, scarcity.

;
jSjj
Twisted (thread).
Jjî^j
J-a
Rope
of OVLaj JJ,Us f, <L:j J_is palm-fibres. Pellicle of a date-stoue.
jj^ Year of little rain. j_î j'i ;^C6 Great lump of leaven. Sun pier- Jioj cing the clouds. Mixture of perfumes, medicines. Shining (dawn). Sharp (sword), Swollen (camel).
Sharp-torjgued.
Wick.
Dirt of the
skin
rolled be-
tween the fingers, a Flask. n Amianthus. iL:i!l _^> Rope-weaver. Nightingale. Jus Having parted legs jii ^ >>V: j. J;i1
(camel).
Insti'ument for twisting ropes,
jxi/i
j^
oUill
Sharp-tongued (woman). xsiiiij j:i He is the supreme J5'^lj Ji^ll >* ruler {lit. splitting and repairing)
Pierced, split. Ruptui'ed.
Strongly twisted ( thread, JiL^ wick). Strong in make (man). jiiji ^}Jd^ ^ Semolina. :îi
o/^
King. Blacksmith. Door-keeper. Carpenter.
^^
-^
To
diî\j
ifjij (SJ^j (s^,
viA:i
re
erA
[~^
Youth. Generositv. Manly

qualities.
^v
^
a. th.
S^^J
To burn
To
melt,
bij
cr^
-K-
to assay (gold, silver).
To
Decision of sacred law.
rouse
^Îj o%j
0_^j
CJS
c^
a. 0.
to rebellion.
To
decoy,
to se-
Consultation on a point of law.ui;J.I.
duce, to allure, to
To put
Young
Youth, 'jjj ^j^jj ^sj Youthful. Brave, generous.
slave.
c'lriJI
:r
to the test, Sj
enamour a. 0. Cjj^j *i|

fi>
to try a. 0.
To
deceive a. o.
oj*
iinsij

Full-
To be To be
tried by misfortunes.
seduced, ena-
d0^j
cXpJ Ol~J
girl. -^
pCli* i^
eClJ
moured.
grown
Maid-servant.
D Prostitute, strumpet.
J>y
;,
'r
*-i^
To To
rouse
a. o. to rebellion.
5 ofc*l^
be seduced, enamoured.
in a riot.
To
Jî
to
Young
(jamel).
'UjIj ûj
:^!rs
^ js
ji'\ zJ>J'
join
To be
excited
Youthful.
revolt.
Cadet, younger.
More generous.
State. Species.
Life is two-sided.
ons
Mufti, doctor, expounder of the
oOiS
:
^îiJI
-^
To
law of the Koran. scatter (dates) from * j
Assaying of metals
*^
trial,
cAk
iî
test.
Allurement, seduction. Discord,
a basket.
riot, disturbance. Civil
war.
Women.
To be broken-hearted (man). They have been beaten, subdued.

Miijet-bread. Colocynth-seeds.
Impiety, unbelief. Sin. Chastisement.

i^Ssl
Madness.
tf-
kind of Mimosa.
lis
'^
ci _^4.j
<il/f
Acacia-flower.
Scattered dates. Multitude, abundance.
Misleading. Disturber. ^losj

vating.
.0^ ror,'^
Tempter, seducer. Alluring, captiGoldsmith

:
To cool (anger). To temperate (cold To allay the boiling

.
lis
iSS
-fJ-
A
of
I'^^j
vis
silversmith.
oUl
otlll
a cooking-
The
devil.
To remove,
from.
pot with cold water. to avert a.
o.
Â
To be tired, jaded. \^\ To alight, to abide in a place. ^ To abate (heat). 'iSl'lj To dimini.?h a. th. a GJs o r-^ -J^ To allay the heat of (water.) To be overburdened, îj Îj r^j
fatigued.
Gold and silver coins. oOÎ Touch-stone. sjus Burnt (silver). Black stones. o^ Ground burnt by the sun. cns ^ Trial, temptation. Excited to oîi> revolt. Tried by misfortunes. Tempted, seduced.
Mad.
in ge
To surpass
nerosity.
a. 0.
\^
,
o Gs -^
To
r^^"^
J>o,
be youthful,
Inexhaustible sea.
full-grown.
To be
Ju7j J^j a jS brave, generousr
Pregnant (she-camel). t4iS* ?r rA"^ Golden, silver, or metal jyls tray. Marble-table. Disk of the sun.
To be kept apart
from boys
(girl).
^
^
fi.
G^
To
-ft-
cJijj sl^ c^l* attain puberty.

,
To
Carpet.
To break To part
the legs.
(the head).
/b
CtS a >i
,
-5^
-{$
<^^j,
Cnj C
Îj
laj
give to a. 0. a decision of J jil sacred law (mufti). To assume the air of a J^j J^ young man (girl, old man). To make
To strain (a bow-string). To have the knees, hocks To walk
^J
a show of generosity. They appealed to (the mufti)

for decision.
Jl IjJui
(U>.
^
îl
wide apart (man, beast). in parting the legs. To
To ask
(a judge) to give a
^zJi.\
decision of sacred law.
Jf
every side (misfortune). ^To burst out, to be blown
(r
mute (ostrich). To
-r?**''t
travel in a nar-
To dissipate To forge
speech.
up (machine, powder). before (dawn night).

:
^
J^
I'J^
row-pass. To tear (the earth with the ploughshare).
^ A ^1
^Js
^L'l.
rr
^>VfeOI
Jj 'j-H^S J^=^\
To walk with parted legs. To be strained (bowstring).

Mountain-road
ravine.
Bountifulness. Benefit. Wealth. Daybreak, dawn. Dawn-prayer.
rr^j ?r^?
,
Morning-star, Lucifer. Lie. Vice : sin. He has forged a lie. "Wide part of a valley into
Jf^ J>^\ î'^T

sî.j
Water-melon.
Crude, unripe (fruit). < Peevish.
^
-^j
*fUi^ ^
^fj
e'J>^
J^ ^
Parting of the legs.

Straddling.
which water
Outlet j^jc^j
for water.
,
flows.
_^li
ojSiM^j j^t^j
^ ^ .bJ
,^
^
r-*'?
:c|e
Intervening space, interstice.
"Wickedness, dissoluteness, jGJj debauchery, impiety. Paths, ways.
jy^
jVi^l
He straddles. L.\ii ^^t^ To answer peevishly. To be ^-J^ -Htalkative.
Talking disorderly, clamorous,

\:f\ij .e-\3tij
^li^
-W-
Four days of the sacred jiaU'l j>tj months in which the Arabs waged war.
Declining. Libertine, profligate. Liar.
SL-?tb
a. o.
'i?*
a *j?Jj lia
5
0.
To
fall
upon
unex-
"^b
j>y
vial
slia
pectedly, to surprise a.
To be
Adulterer. Wicked. Sorcerer, wizard.
surprised by sudden
a. 0. in
death.
To take
the very fact.
< 111-uatnred, foul-mouthed. s^?.

To
act proudly,
v*
jkj>-
iS
Surprise, unexpected event.
^^7j
C0 o ^^
5
-^
to assume a
haughty mien.
Sudden (death). Of a sudden, unawares.

Surprising (lion).
fi>
,
sUtlj
sUJ
'jt;'^
To overcome a. o. To boast falsely. To show haughtiness

towards
a. o.
jt^h
^j-^\
i*.
^jjfi^
To distress, To
to afflict i ;,^j,uij a
-S-
a. o. (loss in
goods, family). be distressed by a loss jj
To cut. to cleave. J^j ij^^ o J-Cs -STo give vent to (water). To open (a channel) to. To A J>i make dawn to gleam (God). To deviate from j^.!! \jjiS o J>^
^ ^J
justice.
in (good.5 or family).
To
lie.
To be painfully affected, distressed.;i^7 To compassionate a. o.'s o>^

sufferings.
ly.
To act immoral- \'jy>î yj>i To commit unlawful actions. To

jf
To
To
be greedy, glutton. Gluttony.
be weak-sighted. oppose, to rise against, to contradict a. o. To disbelieve To commit adultery with.
a. th.
Misfortune, loss of property, of dear ones.
Terrible and unexpec-
^y>î
^^^Vt
o^/*
ted death.
To show generosity. l^ a âj To enter upon the time of day- j^\ break. To be or become dissolute. j To find a. 0. to be vicious, profligate, rebellious.
Woman
crushed by mis-
^.^.va
^\y>{
fortunes.
To open
;,>.\'J>
its
Calamity,
i;^\i
freely (water).
way and flow jkH\j ^j To break (dawn).
To become
soft, fleshy.
y,^ a J?Jj !A^ o jiS
To act bountifully. ^^SCsL Jkju\j To come upon a. 0. from jt Jijj[
*i-
To sit in parting the legs. To be wide apart (legs).

Parting of the heels.
To To
enlarge
a. th.
^
un. iJ^S
)
contrive, to invent a. th.

(
Radish, turnip.
^ J^ A J3.ii. j^j jii

Ju*
Walking
in
jpij
-bJ-J
!?iji
D Seller of radishes. Greengrocer.
turning the toes in. To emit (an opinion)

r'^jected
A
fi>
j>^'>\
-J^
Having parted legs ; splay-footed. j0'|
by
a'l.
To
indent, to
x ^j,(J>^
^' <
4-
lo
lick up, to lap
(water) from the
CiJ a ^-î * hand. To rub off
blunt (a knife).
To be notched, blunted ^L'lj _,^

(knife).
awn) To become
(the
(thing/.
of barley.
immoderate,
û;j,Cii-i o J~^j -^ enormous To be or become atrocious,

excessive,
Notch, indenture. Thick in the corners of the
^J>S
^^1
mouth.
abominable, foul, obscene. come ugly (woman). To hold gross language with,
To bei
JJ-^
Rue (plant). ,j^ ^j -fr To raise (the string * [fkl Ua -J^ of a bow). To open (a door). To part
the legs.
To commit To hold
atrocities.
jj. \mj
Jm^
jt j>y$^\ J jJd'sj Ji^\ unseemly, obscene talks against.

find a. th. foul, s
evil,
To have the
apart.
legs wide
u*
a î
To
excessive.
Excess. Turpitude.
Shocking language.
Dissolute in
actions.
words or
..U>
l>j
To To To To To
disclose, to lay a. th. baj-e.
fit
remove
a. 0.
from.
fii
JS
make
large family expenses.
Jî'\
have an intervening space. open (door). Parting of the legs.

Space, gap, inters- >G4j d^jki tice. Court-yard.
jf.\ji
JtJih
lij
Iminoral, gross, foul.
Exorbitant,
Stingy.
excessive.
J-^^ Atrocious.
-
oy>^
Extensive tract of land.
*lîj
l_)aj
Turpitude. Excess,
enormity.
^
j^^ \yi ^ <!> iS Abomination. Adultery.
Having the legs, knees wide apart.
iil
Prostitute.
scrutinise, to
a. th.
To
hiss
\s-\>-Jij
Shameless, profligate.
To
^
To
crW^
viper).
< To
vJ ^.->ij bj i spi'ead (perfume).
-f{-
examine
search
Ca-.S a ^>.' -^ inquire after, to
To snore
in sleep.
Gt^ i
^\>mj -rîj Jo
jiiiJI
Hissing of serpents.
for.
Pungency of pepper.
Hissing snakes.
**
To di-ench (the ground : rain). A To dig the ( ground ). To disclose,

to lay
)
^^
To blow
in jîJsS
-ft-
To be
true in love.
out a. th.
for
To
scrap
(
the
sleep.
To be
hoarse.
~K>S>ii
ground
laying
eggs
sand-
grouse).
Hoarseness. Talkative, speaker.
^\ia^
,
To scrap (the ground) with. To search s C^Gsj^ 5i>U>

after the defects or the
0. a.
ij
To
search
^^ d^Si\j
i^J-J
U5-.9
a
a
cJ^
r-^
"W-
^/sil*
a. th.
secrets of
To be
!r?t*j
i*>ti
-^
proud, haughty.
^s-
To
scrutinise, to
^jiî^j
^-sAU
exanaine a. th. minutely.
walk
in turning the toes in.
Search, inquiry. Even ground. Inhabited land.
ôH
likS
To To
desist, to turn
back from, ê
,>t1
part the hind-legs (of a
Dimple of the chin.
milch-camel).
jI
A
piece of charcoal.
C o\.\
cJ^^
?-
î^*
Searcher, inquirer.
First and darkest
j>J>oj ^\â
t ~
J^^
u^^
,_r^'(i*j
Searcher after the

vices.
^r:^
part of the night.

Coal-black.
Blackness,
Ov^J
Hollow ^jjjVil ^ ^ja^j]j ^ja>\A^ ^^j^Jui dug by a sand-grouse for laying
Coal-man. -^ Carbonaro, i>bj ^ ^&il freemason. Stagnating (water). ^\a Black (hair). Still (water), ^^j ^^la Silent (man). Speechless, unable to answer. ^îîi
Carbonised.
^^JJ>.
,
To
split, to
cut
fi>
CianS
jî
-S-
(melons) open.
To send
to
s s Ji-iilj
MkS a Jn
a. o. (a stallion).
To
choo.se (a stal-
lion) for (a flock).
To
lend, to give a stallion to
s jit^l
To hint at. Jl^ *^5\SC. ^/ij l^j To season (food) in the cooking-pot.
o l>i -
a. o.
J^
To be manly,
become
masculine.
To
j^
To hold a conversation with. 2 G).l> To elicit the intention of a. o. Seasoning, seeds. -lia') ^ Gtj^ G-s
Onions.
barren (tree). To affect coarseness (in dress, food). To become tall, strong (male JiiC|^
palm-tree).
(affair).
To become momentous
.tallion. iJiii
Honey-comb. Meaning(of
S^s
^j\î
Quality of a
j Xiâj iUi
^
,
-S'j^j M^kij j'j.>S
Virility. Manliness.
iij^Sj iJUilj Jli.3j J'tib
a discourse).
J>^
rr
i>-
To breath
heavily
;
';ci\j
>*t-i-Jj
î
"r-i
Stallion, male. Energetic
man.
to snore in
sleep.
To
^-9
hiss
(.snake).
To
diffuse itself (smell).
Reciter of poetry, traditions. J_^ ^ Male palm-tree. J-^l5J ^ Ji^-ij, Jt9
To
be weakened
^j^}j
hkh
'^-^
Mat
of palm-leaves.
siks
Virago, masculine woman.
Trap, snare, net. ^y^j ^{^ ^ '^ Snoring. Morning-sleep. Slut. xtj Hiss of snakes, .^^^ To brag, to boast. ^J^j ^ Rustling of paper, of new XiJks
clothes. -^
Barren (tree). To be exhaiisted
To be unable to To drink in intense

,
jW^ (well). C_^ _^ -^ answer. (J^ a v^

darkness.
(fjkij
Show, pomp, luxury.
To coo (pigeon). To lie. lii-J a c^j - To make a hole in (a roof ). To ^ open (a vessel). To cut oflf a. th. To backbite a. o. j ^j > To walk proudly. To strut cJ-.ij (woman). To wonder. To have the
habit of lying.
To To
CL>jj CJeS ^>.jj a o j^ be choked by (sobs child ).^9jtj

:
^j
bleat
until
he becomes hoarse
oî-Jj
(ram).
To be
intensely
C_^
ifcj
o
j
J^
îi
black.
To blacken
charcoal.
(the face) with
To
silence (a
weeping
a.
0.
To
be perforated (roof, ceiling). cJJ>i[ Hole (in a roof). Moonlight. Hunter's .snare.
To hush up
child), y ^^\ To prevent (a
^3
poet) from uttering verses (anxiety).
To
c^ly^Xiils &JJ a T-'i-J -^
s loks a
enter upon the darkest part of
Ring-dove.
To become
To
thigh.
proud.
the night. Do not set

off in the
hit a. 0. in the
J^>
J^l ^y ^ÎS ^j^>S>j SyS^ darkest part of the night.

j,'ici\
To
;
drink an evening-draught,
To
be wounded in the thigh have the thigh broken.
to
isj
Charcoal.
Mineral, pit-coal.
^Îj îi^
'sSj>J-i J>c>^^\
J^
v<^
jJs
oi
-ft-
T )
c^
call (a tribe)
To show
staidness,
jtjj
jms
To
by small
j ilj
foi'bearance.
To
dx*ess splendidly.
To
parties.
be a fop.
Affecting staidness. Fop.
^.i^
To be corpulent, stout, liîd.} o j,itfi -5^ To be gi'eat in estimation. To enjoy public consi- ^J.ti\ Oj^ 4 ~
dei'atiou.
To disperse (people). ojJj jiTo separate a. o. from. To rout and scatter (people). ? iiiS To draw back, to retire. To be jX^
li
late.
To
Lsj>JI
submit.
-()
Jitlr-ll^
ili-il
To read
or pronounce
to
j^
5
Thigh.
Leg
^ (A)
j>ij iij
emphatically.
To magnify,
a. o.
show regard
to
(of mutton). Portion of a tribe.
iii-ji
iia
"^
i.?^^j
o.'s self.
j**j 0''^-*J 'î*w> of.
C*^ ^
-P**
To magnify
High
^.i~i
To boast
in.
To
glory jkraij,'l3i?sJj
o jsJ
in rank, estimation. Bulky,
î
^.'>J
thick. Strong (discourse).
To
sui-pass a. o. in nobility,
j*
Pride, haughtiness. Swelling.
glory.
Consideration, regard.
Emphasis.^J^
îUl
To judge
To scorn
pathos.
a. 0. jt 5 ^SJlj _,tjj a to surpass another in excellence.

a. o.
>
Most honoured.
Magnified, honoured.
.
^
?
lû.^_,
S'J-^
a Ji^
^.H To
j
vie in glory
s;^>ui
^l
îl*
To flap the wings (bird) |j; jj jj -RTo shout out. To run (man ). To tread
heavily upon the ground (flock).
with, to sui'pass a.
o. in
excellence.
To To
vie in boasting
with
o. a.
bi'ing forth noble children
jS\
j^J^
He threatens me. J^ jjLjj J^ ol; 'j To walk with a haughty gait, ios To ci'y out in a sale (men).
Shouter. Proud. TreaojÎj^ ^r *l^ ding heavily Pi. Husbandmen, neatherds, ox-di*ivers, camel-di'ivers. No-
(woman). To magnify o.'s self. To buy a splendid (thing).
^JL^\. To find a. th. excellent, grand. Glory, illustration, nobleness, ^jisjjîj

excellence.
mads. Frog. Cowardly.
Boasting, glorying. Glory,

Silas
jlJ^^l
honour.
To shout
danger.
out.
To escape from
ajji
-H-
Glorying in
Boastful.
:
boastful. Excellent, j,.
ll
splendid, precious. Stoneless date.

ji js
-^.i-4j
Hard and even ground. Desert,

Screamer. Harsh-voiced. To crush a. o. (debt, a G- j| a
-Jî Ji^
jaj-J
jiji
^m
-ii^
Boasting vying in glory. Surpassed in glory.

Hole, hollow.
To
weight). judge, to find
Sjji-j
a ^j^\j
^''St\
a. th. painful, burdensome. Crushing (debt, weight).
Pottery, earthenware. clay. Potter's clay.
Baked
-j^,^
jiisj
^îij
>-
Calamity.
rr?^'^
Ssiils
-ft-
Aromatic plant. Marjoram.

PotterPottery.
J^'^
To
fractui'e (the skull) j
doj
a âS
^J,>-''^ 'î
4J
^
^
-ft-
of.
"ijy^^
"ajfi^
To take
the
refuge on (jjosj Ijoi
jjis
summit of a mountain (wild goat). To become cold (cooked meat). To become foolish. ijjj a jJ To break (stones). a joS To be broken (stones). jl^
Cause of gloÛ* ^ "i'jî rying. Generous deed.
To boast
falsely.
_^jCj
IjiS
jjjj
Iji-i
a jiJ
To magnify
o.'s self.
Merit, self-glorification.
ji^
Csis^
To
miss, to lose a. th.*
jiits
J3
(
oIojI
oiX-
c J
High
building.
^ o-w
Wild goat.
Piece of meat, of rock. Lump of dates.
Silver.
Pair of
oli'j jyJb Li^sl^ ir o'jis^ ol^> bulls for ploughiug. Plough. <> Bull.
;
jjj
sô^
Acre
area, one day's labour.

field.
^\1i
Sown
Fai boy.
S^ jJ|j
'yA
sôj
s3i,li
Plumb-line.
oily ^
oii3
ic.
< With
To
weight and measure.

,
oiUilj s!a!l
Walking alone. Mass of rock upon the

top of a mountain.
SbL_i* Jilaj
giving a
laij k^^?j J'aJ ôa -^ free (herself) in j/, s *|j|j

i
sum
for divorcing
(woman).
captive
).
in chamois (land). "o'/j^'k Retreat of the chamois. To have spiders in a ^_âil ôs -fr
Abounding
To To
give a
free (a
ransom
slave)
;
for
house.
Spider.
;:L'a?
to
redeem
a. o.
Â
^luj
from.
Large
to a.
o.
:
jar.
To say
jmj
-_iLi i
jjj
Holyday, recreation.
u-jJ^ "^
be thy ransom To divorce (her husband) in giving a sum (woman).

I
May
To break
^ ^jSls
(the head)
Ci,aj
o jiaj -
of a. 0.
To
accept from
a. o.
the j\Js\
s jjj^\
ransom To make
of a slave.
To have the wrist distorted. To be To distort a. o.

Distorted (man).
or ankleiijiaf.ji-Sdistorted (joint).
poi
p.ji
a baru for dates.
To
Sj
fit
Distorsion of the ankle or wrist.

j,a>
dandle (a child).
lfras j,
^ji]
To redeem o. another. To guard against, to

abstain from.
îU;
Distorted part (of the joints).
xcai
-S-
^ j'xi\j
jjSj[
To break,
to crusli
fi>
(pas a jôs
a. th. hollow.
To season
(food)
with
To be redeemed,
somed.
freed, ran-
grease, butter.
< To wound
^^^vi. J'xi>[
a. o. in
the head,
softened,
il,!^
To
free a. o. in paying
To be broken. To be
^.j^l
a ransom. To free herself from her husband (woman).

*^^-^j
tive.
Instrument for breaking, îî^
^^
5r
-^'-^j *l-^j (Jjij JJ^'i
Ransom, price given for
fi-eeing a cap-
To comb out (cotton). i)ji To have (cotton) carded. To be impeded xli\'Aj 'sJjji o
fi>
f,jJu>
--
iJoi
^'aS
--
in
speech
CO- fi>
tlie
to be heavy, silly.
/*> i
May my
father
j,j diJ j'ji^j j,J iJioi
To
be thy ransom
ver
jjjiil
yS\j jtjij o Jpj C JS ^M mouth of (a man, of a vessel)
Barn. Heap of dates,

barley. Bulk.
.|as
with.
The Redeemer
Jesus-Christ.
Our Lord
^îlill
Plumb-lme. j,j>\'^ ^ j.ji\i -^ Impeded in speech. Heavy, ^Qj ^ _^j

dull, silly.
Brave, chivalrous. *fjXji, ^ 'Jj^Ji Pi. Sect of the Assassins.
<
Strainer ^jjj_j <i'\jijjt\^j yj^ ^ jSm^ for a ewer. Piece of cloth for wijjing
,
To be alone, apart from.^t rj.j o lia -{^ To thrust a. o. back vehemently. 5 To bring forth one only (ewe). j^] To become alone, inde"iix-llj iai7
pendent.
the mouth. Having a strainer (jug), ^^j ôii having the mouth covered (vessel). Saturated with red dye (cloth). Jj^ Ewers, pots. c.U!lUI
Alone, single. Scattei>ed (date).
i/j^j -,0^]
'Ji
Featherless (arrow).
liSl
To fatten (cattle). A To raise (a building). Red dye.
oa>
o-^
-ft-
^jS
c/
Strange thing.
oil
'}
i5'ias_, I'illisj
's^Jj'^^
Separately, singly.
rii!o
-ft-
To lead a dissolute life. DjS o d^ -fr To be -weak-minded. 0^ a Cj_,s To be sweet (-water). _1>^ o C/,*
S-weet (water).
To contract
o.'s self
for
illis
leaping unexpectedly.
To
To
settle (an account).

total. Recapitulation.
iOliS
^
--
c.1^
Sum
AfeJliS
The Euphrates. The Tigris and the Euphrates.

Sweet water.
cj^^
dîJI
oGiyjl
fly,
to
iîjij
ijiJj s'jKJij
fj
'J
escape.
o\1;j L
To examine
the ^p
\j\l^j O'S?-?
C*
'
To jabber. -^ To be angry. To walk with short steps. To feel a c/jj^h >ti'ji~j O^

,
j'^
o
-i^
teeth of a horse to
know
his age.
To
'J>
inquire about, to investigate a. th.
c/^
-^
The
affair
came back
'pj> 'y/S\
heaving of the stomach (pi'egnant
to its former state.
woman
liver.J
).
To
a. 0. in
put
a. 0. to flight.
_,
s y>\
To wound
the
A oyj O^s
J
To
laugh at. To fly on every
jîJ
jU5
^^t\^
side.
To
scatter and give out
To show
To
the teeth in .smiling.
to a. 0. (a basket of dates).
flash (lightning).
To be
To
I'ip
scattered
,Li'S^j,0;J & cjjt
Flying, fugitive.
Flight.
(m.
f. s. pi.) 'Ji
,,^^'-^'\
'-^
(tribe).
up (an animal) and fi> oyl empty the contents of its stomach. To expose a. o. to blame to ^ Oj'j'l
:
He
is
the best of
of laughing.
^jSl
%']>
y^
s^
s^
his tribe.
Way
<>
Quail.
;î_,
vilify a. o.
Confusion. Evil. Intensity

,
s^lj
Contents of a :j\'^j ^j^J ^ o^s ruminant's stomach. To open ( a door, a ^^j (ky ^'J the mouth). To enlarge a. th. To part (the legs). To let a space between. ojj
, i
(of heat).
Fugitive.
Quick-silver.
-i'ji'ji
jjjj
jijî
jS^ji -ij}
j\j
;
Lambkin, kid
calf.
wild
jiji
j'l^
Refuge, shift. j\XS ^ jiJ To make room for. J ^^ Good runner in a flight (horse). J^X To dispel cares from. ^t ^^j To flap the wings (bird). To J^'^ ^ To comfort a. o. in. be unsteady, fickle. To hurry on at ^ To show a. th. to. To a quick pace. To come out from its jt ^^ cocoon (moth). show a sight to. ?j * To have chickens (hen). To clear ^y'\ To cut, to break a. th. To away (dust). mangle a. o. To champ the bit and To clear the way, to I'emove from.^ shake the head (horse). To be dispelled (cares). -^ To ^^S To be confused in speech. ^yfeiJI J
fit
take a walk, to amuse
o.'s self.
Unsteadicess, fickleness.
To look -with pleasure at. je. ^jm To be opened, disclosed, parted, ^^lil. To be dispelled (grief ). To be comforted (man).
Sparrow. Fat (young man).
Jt'ji^
;y^ Sj
Lamb,
tf-
kid.
Butterfly, moth.
He has been comforted.
^l
i^t
j)>'ji ji'^J^J -nsi^ ^ j^'^

Sjis]^
China-ware.
Unsteady,
Mar-all.
fickle.
^J^y'J* "^
Gap, interstice. Space ^y^ ^ ^'^ between the legs. Pudenda. Womb.
Lion.
> ji^
Open
place.
Purple. Violet.
*:>^j t'^j
j:^'^
'\'Ji\
Unable to keep a
secret.
t^
Wild
ass.
\'jj
-r^j
y^-'sj
To be dispelled (fear). To clear away (affair). To dispel (fear).

Tliey disclosed their
secret
lit
:
eio ) ~ Joy -rî

(
/b
after sadness: relief,
^Tiilj
y.'j
^'^ ^y1
comfort.
Pudding-pie.
Relief,
Inter.-'tice,
if-
^^|
^'ji
'},
jJ^^'A !>i3*1
freedom from cares.ji^j

gap.
."ight.
''4-J^,
To take pigeons
'ling-
they hatched their egg. & ^'Jsl,\ for breei-'j
^ 1^'^
~'^\^
-r
Pleasant
Children's shirt.
-n^^jSj
v:/j
<-^î
-r/^J -rÂi -ryjh -rj^
r-
Chicken.
Interstice bet-
^^j\'j,
^j%
^^y.
Chick, young bird. Offset
o'Oj
SîJjl -rj j3j ^^s a
^\'j
of a plant. Base, faint-hearted man.
Shoots of a tree. Sheet of paper.
Female chicken.
sprout.
Off-shoot,
^ <i^
^j\î r-ij,Uj ^ ^-Ji ween the fingers, the bars of a railing. -^ Thing pleasant to behold. Weak, cowardly man. *?G*^j Fur-mantle, ample gown. *V,S*
Dispelling cares. Glad-
r'Jî rrJ^
Poultry-house.
Incubator,
^j,*^^
^^S^-^
^l_^| j;;u dj ^îrj-i
dening the heart. Turkish lady's cloak.
*'^ Te
hatcher.
Hen having chickens.

i_,ij
To
a i_jSj o iji -ttbe alone, single, sole. To' be simple,

secede, to iso'ate o.'s self
iîilj \'îj>
Isolated
desert.
man
^^
^'J. i/
slain in the
uncompound.
To To
jc, ^'Ji
from.
irjA~z.\j
5^b
^j*'j
i>'J^j
^^
busy
o.'s self solely
about
a. th.
Having the elbow parted fn m ^îi the arm-pit. Comb. Obtuse angle. "^-J^ ^xO Comforted. Opened (door). ' frjJJ' Compasses. J^'ji. P
To seclude o.'s self from the world i_^ To bring forth a single one o^îl
(female
).
To curry
(a horse).
5 ^^'Ji
-8-
Curry-comb. To be glad, cheerful,

pleased.
o]>^
G-^j a y-J>
To
isolate, to set
iîzJLIj yji\
a. th.
apart.
"^j^j ij>\
He despatched amessen- Ji^

ger
to.
To rejoice at. To cheer, to rejoice a. To crush a. 0. (debt).

Joy, cheerfulness.
feast.
-<>
i_,
0.
jf
^^1j
^^
^'Ji
To be
^'J^\
pairless,
in.
j yjc^]j
^îiij
^^7
Wedding,
<>'j^
unique
To seek solitude. To encounter a. 0.

single out a. th. One, single ; one
individual. Odd.
i^JLi
alone.
Joy, merriness.
Cause of
"i^-'^
To
*_,
joy. Present given to a
messenger
of good news.
iV}Sj i\^
iî
Glad,
0>>j
?r
-rji-ô^jyi
^jlS
joyful, lively.'
Odd and
even.
y^j
î\^j
of a
i\'ji\
iji
Unique in his kind,

pairless.
Merry, cheerful,
content.
^'^
^^'J)^
One fellow of a match,

pail*.
I
i)^ ^
Cheering, gladdening.
Destitute
;
^'^^
(debts').
-rj^
^'Ji,
crushed by
met him when we were

alone. i/j)j
cji^ ii-^
-i'ij'j
Merry, exulting.
(m.
/.)
^1^
-^ Pistol.
^ ij
iiîl
One by one, separately.

Stars shining here
i3y 13^
^îji :i/j^
and there.
'^'^ a ^Ji ^ To live in happiness. To have chickens (hen). -rji^] -rj^ To be hatched {^%%). To sprout(plant). To swarm. ^'j To shoot forth (cut tree).
Cornice, coveving
coiu'se of
^j>1
ft
J!.J\^
jjÛ
Sjj
il
Alone, lonely. Pairless,
j.^j i_^
a wall.
matchless,
n Poll-tax. Bag,
Clear, distinct (discourse).
< Bale
i^ ^
Si^
Road
in
the sands.
half a beast's load.
Fringe.
Turquoise.
iye.
^
.
Jj^ P
Going alone,
solitary,
si^
'i\'j b'-W-
^'j/jî jiJ^M
Jj^
s'i\'y>i \i\'j,i ^s'^jii ilj^j
They came one by
one.
>'3a'\
^^jJ^S
Separated. Distinguished. Ador- jj^ ned with a fringe (cloth, garment). Piece of
bread.
^j\'J>i
Loneliness, seclusion.
Lonely, apart from men.

Sole, alone. Refined, white
j*
Xi
3jSj
^
?r
3'>'X^
^
*
"^
jj
sugar.
~^'j'^
Bundle, armful ^j,ly

of fodder.
9JJ
Turban for women. "^ *i,^Jv* Apart from others, alone %jj^ j. jj j5
unparalleled, unique ; excellent. Precious pearl, a Quii'e j:,\'Ji ^ of paper.
Seller of pearls.
Sjj jl
Fetters, shackles. Shears

for cutting iron.
^x'A
Queen
(in chess).
UJ}j^ r C)jJ
:
To observe, to look at. j ojy * To become queen (in chess ojjij

pawn).
i.'Cj>
D Smooth.
i^t
Isolated, apart, (Grai). Singular. i^;i
To break the
beast).
^jÎj
a. o.
C^
^'J
:
neck, to crush, to
kill (its
prey
wild
To beat
:
unmercifully.
'<:^\j\
Simple, uncompound. Medicinal simple. cJi^'y^ Secluded from the world.

Isolated, apart.
?- ^3'*^
To be a good
gnoraist
physio-
cj>iw
*!A*
^'J^
Enriched with
to perceive intuitively.
pearls (necklace).
Solitary. Separated.
To
be
skilled in
\^jjij "i^j^j *-ll_ji ij-ji horsemanship or in any

x'ider). -^
^y^j
violently
^lî^
-^
To
thi'ow a. 0.
down
^-i^
work.
on the ground.
To
train (a
To encou-
^^
Width, broadness.
Garden,
fruitful
a-i.i\'^ -r
aZ.'^J>
rage, to excite
a. o.
expose (a sheep) to be A 5 devoured by wild beasts. < To plaster a terrace with fit white clay. To have a goat seized by a wolf ^'Ji\
^V^'Ji
To
valley. Paradise.
To
separate, to
A jji\j
To
set a, th. apart.
, \'-JJ) i J^l divide a. th.
-S-
He decided against me
^_ Xy^ 'J*
jji
(inadvertent shepherd).
He
let a lion
i. e.
his ass
devour jii> -CVI he made a sacrifice for

p
according to his opinion. To separate from (a partner). To come within the reach
jîS
a
jji\
escaping
safe.
.
game). To distinguish a. 0. by a
:
of (a hunter
special gift.
To
To To
leave (a remainder of pro-
^
'i
perty) as a prey.
He decided
look steadfastly at.

discover, to porceive a.
j ^^y, th. a <uj

^'^
it !; jaI oji * JJ^\ without consulting his people. To die (man). Jj^
in a. 0.
from outward signs.
Separation. Distinction,
J'lA'sJ
Jj
'Jji
The
Persians.
< White
^j
li
clay for
terraces.
Plain between two hills. Path on a hill. Turn, time.
jjj
j\'ji\
Persia.
Persian.
^^j
^'Ji\
i%
'^Si-jJ^
Share set apart owner.

Share,
lot.
for its
Jj^j
j\y)]
The Persian language. The kali-plant.
i:.^j ull
j/jj
ejj.
^^ ^ Age of discretion.
jVJ'^\
-^
(bird).
^ To
To
(
To spi-ead branches ( tree ). come out from the cocoon

^^1
5
it.
Horse, mare. ^j.\'j^ ^ {in. f.) ^'^ Name of various stars. Pegasus.
(silkworm).
be furnished with carpets

a. o.
Race-horse. ol*lPI a-S* They are both like j^'j\ Vi*
^'Js
house).
To backbite
To
fell
j:^\
two race-horses same level.
i.
e.
they are on the
beast before slaughtering
To To
flutter (bird
).
^;^
Hippopotamus. J^] a Mantis (insect). Grasshop-"î ^'^

per.
^y
tread upon.
out the
gue.
To spread i^ /b j.'J^\ arms on the ground To

(
give unrestrained liberty to o.'s ton-
To take a wife ). To make To follow the steps of a. 0. To throw a. o. down on the

little of.
js
Mare. iJL^* Cold wind. Swelling, ulcer on *^[^ the neck. Horsemanship. ^-^j'^j '^j'^j ~*^^'J ^ Bravery.
Diagnostics. Physiognomy.
ground.
* 1^
Mat, carpet, matti'ess.

Furniture.
duce.
Field, plain.
J^^'Ji
j^J)
Penetration of mind
insight.
Corn-prox.'ji
Physigonomist
Killed, devoured (prey),
i^Â
v^^
Voung camels.
fine
<
Bed, mat, mattress.
Prey seized by a wild

beast; spoil.
Rider, horseman, ^^j^lyj
jjj ^ ^ly ^ *^j*

rrtj'j^
^J
He has a
ranee.
appea-
ii^l
^> y'
XAzJ^^j ^'j>i *i-j Ts Bubbles on the surface of wine. JXj
Brush.
Dry mud on the

ground,
-t)-
sui'face
of
the
o^^^ The lion. More skilled in horsemanship. More penetrative.

Pharisian.
Lion.
^^]
Wheel
of a mill.
Moth,
.
\$ri'^
butterfly. Tire of (a wheel).
^\^j
;
w^'jiy^
Bed, mat, carpet, mattress. Wife.

^
xLjXj J^Jt
j.\'J
The catches wooden lock.
of a
j_,i
JXjt
J.'Cj>
Butterfly.
Waiter. Upholsterer. Thin bone of

(
Overtaken by cold wind. Having,_^j^ the back broken humpbacked. Parasang (measure ^_-.|^ ^ ^JL'^ P of thi*ee miles). Measure of time. Malum Peisicum, it-v^j 3-n.A ^
peach.
^p^'_^
*i,i_/
the head. Ii'on-pin.
Little
water.
Camel's'or
Nimble, light man ). Mare seven days after
^'J ^
(plant), a
^j - ^^^ ^
o-;*l4" c>j!^\^
man's
J^\'Ji -
foot.
having
(
brought
forth.
J-1^ Creeping
The lion. Wild leek
Eye-
plant).
crj,U>i
bright (plant).
Mat, carpet.
Housing, Saddle-cloth. j'j\jJ' Spread like a carpet. Covered with carpets. Paved, spread. Spreading far away (corncrops).
^ jfjij. ^ "^'y^".
j-j'Ji^
Water-horehound [plant). 'Ul cyl-l^ Mother-wort (jjZani). ^Jlai o>l-l3i To a> J'j^^j,(^\^j Ci^ o cAj3 -ai
J-'^
trj^
a carpet, a bed ) ; nish (a house). To facilitate (an affair) for.

(
spread
to
fur-
S j.'Jk
J-'J*
Without hump (camel). To set the i_îi-^j *9ii.__^

legs apart,
To spread
for a. o.
(a
carpet)*
J-'^j
ij
S-
To
pave, to furnish
j:j^\ -^j j.jt
Broad plain. Tall and fat -rÂ (woman, she-camel). Rainless cloud. ^ Knave (at cax'ds). 9^'X;?
(a house).
To spread a
carpet in (a
room).
To expand
the wings, to flutter
Jj^
^>
ritance. Fees, soldier's pay.
fy
01 A)
To
pierce a. th.
J^j
cut, to Silt, to
>b
Precept, divine law. J^jJ^ ^ (>^ Ordinance. Duty. Share of an inheBreviary, divine
office,
\'^'J
^j^'J
-a-
To wound
5-
jsîjt ^Jc^
*-^^
(a horse) on the cartilage of the shoulder.
Notch at the
(>l^?j J'Ji
extremity of a bow. Opening in a wall. Sea-port. Gap in the bank of a river. Cavity of an inkstand. Piece of wood in which the pin of a door
turns.
To ornament (leather ). To altei'nate with a. 0.

in.
a
j
s
^/j^s
o'J^
n ^js'^\
To
To To
otFer itself to a. 0. (op-
portunity).
use
a. th.
by turns.
fi>
<j''J^
Mouth
of (a river). Garment,
ja'^'J*
seize (the
A ^'j^\
-^j
^'J^\
clothing.
opportunity).
Bulky, thick.
j^^ ^
^^;^>
Opportunity, seasonable
It is
Skilled in divine law, '^'Jî J'L^J in the science of inheritance.
^^
^ ioy
time. Turn, succession. -^ Holyday.
Supposition, hypothesis.
oi'di-
J^'O^K
Divine precept,
^/^
t *-^^
nance of God. Part of jurisprudence

treating of inheritance.
jaj,^j^^
J^
Punch, intstrument for

notching.
jslî/"^ J^'J^''
thy turn to. .^ 'i^^'J^ c.'^ Acting by turns with. u^^J Pa rt of a horse ^') \Ji ^ X^^ between the shoulder and the ribs.' ~ Jugular vein. uî^* -r He trembled '<le:>\'^ jl iij^ o^jl. his muscles quiwith fear, lit
:
vered.
Notched. Prescribed, imposed. jj_^ Granted, supposed.

By-rules, statutes.
(
Punch, iron instrument for cutting.

-^^'Ji.
cA^/J^ Grape-stone. >^'jij To precede people), a Clj_^ o Jy ^ Red dye. Mulberry-tree. ^ To shake off (nuts) from a * To notch j=*Jij iig'Ji
fi,
,
^
-tt-
i'-^J^
i
js'^
tree.
(wood
a. o. to 5
).
To precede
the water buckets.
in order to
yil^j Q^ i o prepare the
To suppose
that, to
make
o'lj
j^'^
an hypothesis. To impose laws

to a. 0.
(
jc
^^'JdSj
J=>'Jt\j
To
'
neglect, to jj
in.
fit
\ajy
j Ci^
a'a
Js^
God
).
To
prescribe
a.
th.
be remiss
to a. o. (man).
He hastened
before him.
to
speak
J^l j
To assign
To
escape, to be said, done

unintentionally
hastily,
tion).
l,y (word, acCy*
To overcome a. 0. To despatch a messenger

to.
(the rate of J A J^'^^ a tax, of a pension) to a. o. To present a. 0. with a. th. To give an appointment to a. 0. To be old ZisV^j ^y^ J^j J='J (animal). To be wide.
i
if'Ji]j Jl^ S
h^j
i^
To know Divine law. To become skilled

inheritance.
in
x^S"^ o J^'^ the law of
He
lost a child in
(iJj lSn*tj
infancy.
To
a. 0.
digest divine precepts.
To
fi>
ja^
To
praise or censure a. o. to
excess.
a. 0.
To forsake
To
J^ precede
s
explain points of law clearly.
To receive their pay To dwindle away,

(tribe,
(soldiers). ^j\il
to
be destroyed
suppose, to
To To
disperse, to dispel a. th.
^
^.p
fit
family),
-if-
To
avert (a misfortune) from

(God).
make an
hypothesis.
J'^'^
-r
a. 0.
Notch, incision.
o^j*
ol\
-):}
d-}
to
t Cy\'jij i^jd/- JjIj
To ascend (a inouu- a u.^ a p'â tain). To go dowu ( a valley). To overtop, to s ^j'^j ^'j> a
surpass
a. o. in tallness
To encounter,
outpass a. o. To hurry, to hasten in
a. th.
îlJj
i>'Jt\
or rank.
ojj
He drew
his sword.
To conciliate (people), To check (a horse) with

bridle).
To To
transgress.
in.
To
J[ exceed the
aJ^t,
j
;
(the
cj
bounds
overfill (a basin).
To
forget
fit
To To To To
4-
have abundant
hair.
to leave off a. th.
slaughter a firstling
go down (a valley). deduce (a consequence) from (a priucijde).
To alight at a o.'s house. ^ To take care of a. o. To wound ^ (a horse's mouth bit). To assail ( a flock wild beast). To explore (a country). To begin (a narrative). ^ ^'^^[j To undertake (a.iourney). To branch off (tree). f,yi, To derive from (a principle
;
:
To send forth sprouts. boughs. To divide, to allot To go down (a mountain), ^j
~ To overburden a. o. J* To outrun the othei's (horse). J,^ To vie in speediness with. To \,'j^, hurry. To come too late (affair). To overwhelm a. o. suddenly
(grief).
^Ji\
To be
dissolved. -^
To
be
^'J^\
beaten down (fi'uit). His benefits shall not
i;C>i^ ^'J^..
be
lost.
J*_^
fin
Excess, exaggeration. Neglect.
Missed opportunity. Space
of time.
Way-mark.
Beware not
in
I
to be remiss
lî!l_) ilil.
it
iii;*!
consequence).
of
To man-y
chief
the
u>U
woman
j( >>3JI f.yi
went to him after a delay Cw^ few days. went to him one day ^^ iJa
iiiji
of a tribe.
f;J(i\
after.
Hill,
To
deflour (a virgin).
f./^
summit of a
)o\'J^\j J^*l
^ i^
Summit, upper part.
Branch, bough, sprout. hair. Consequence of a principle. Chief of a tribe. j^s The principles and the pj^lj Jj^Vl
consequence.?.
^ ^j Woman's
hill.
First
<>
gleam of dawn. Small money.

first.
^CwoJI Jl^1
ibil/'j
(5. p/.)
^'^
Arriving
i^
Injustice. Excess.
Horse out-
W^
W^'y\
jjj
"i^'^
stripping the others.

^\'ji
f^'^
Ravine.
Distribution. Lice.
Firstling, first-born camel,
^ ^
^-J
f.'^
Affair given up.
Precedence in a race.
.Journey.
*1
.>>UI
J x6^
J'l'^l
-hi >i^
Summit of a mountain. Vamp, upper-leather of

a shoe.
Exaggeration, excess.
Neglect.
<>
<
Prodigality.
Deduced, derived. Development. Ramification.
<
H.J''
Cheapness of an article. Cheap. J_^ Arriving first. Lost I|^ ^ iaj^ (goods). Uttered hastily (word).
Spendthrift, squanderer.
Jail/i,
Distribution, allotment.
-^
Axe, hatchet. Lofty ( mountain

Vile.
).
Comely ^'J
^r
Exceeding the bounds, Pjxcessivejt^^ exaggerate. Forsaken, given up. Overflowing
V^
Life-guard.
(tank).
Summit
tain.
of a
moua-
^j \'^
^ Kij l
To widen
a. th.
r-Sa'j -
D Storm, tempest.
*l^.^
'
Vomit.
f-^'J^[
,
Thick-haired iJ^j^ ^'j ^ -^'j

(man).
v.
j.
^'J>\
Empty, void. Free j,!^ ^ ^.j isj p,_^ from employment. Workless. Opening a large wound .it^ ^ ^"[^'l
(spear).
Peace-maker.
Metal-founder. Molten (metal).
9^
9j,U* ^ 9\MBroad-shouldered. wi^feOI ^.Jti To be proud, tyrannical. o^j*'"^ Pharaoh, name of the ;,'pl2, ^ i^'^'j' ancient kings of Egypt. Proud, un-
The pneumatic machine Running briskly (horse]

^
believing man, tyrant. Crocodile.

v'tl^j lij^ j,yj a o j."^ -^ empty, unoccupied (place). To be unemployed. To be '^1 free from work. To finish a. th. To apply o.'s self entirely Jl.j J to : to intend doing a. th.
To be
To open
(plant, heart)
Gardenpurslane.
o^'j
-^j
'CSjj
i
rrjij
To separate, to a, Cs^j C5^ o o'j make a distinction, to set apart a, th. To decide a. th. To explain a. th.
distinctly.
To
distinguish
truth) from
oy
Cjjs
J^
A
3'j>
(falsehood).
To part (the hair). To branch oflF (road). To be obvious, clear to

(affaii").
CSjy o
a. o.
o>iiJ
To
give a soup to a
after childbirth.
? J^r^b
To die. is-j^ To be poured forth (water), (ty a ^yS To walk at an easy pace \i\'Ji o 9^ (beast). To produce a large wound (blow). To be anxious. To empty (a place, a vessel). A j,^ To pour (a liquid). To give to a. o. leisure to. J 5 * j.^1 To shed (water, blood). To
cast (metal) in a mould.
woman
The she-camel went apart

for bringing forth.
*jCJI zS'_^
To To
pour, to
empty
a. th.
ic.
-^'Jis
upon.
infuse patience,
'JyaW oÂi jc
To fear, to be fi'ightened. O^* J> To plunge in the waves. To share, to _yuj &. \xi^ Oj distribute. To give away a. th. in parts. To disorder, to confuse (an affair). To pour out (words). To frighten a. o. S To separate, to divide a. th. j^ C J^
between.
to a. 0. (God).
To be free from work. To busy o.'s self exclusively

about.
y.^<
To pour (water) upon o.'s self. A j,lnsl. To vomit. ^î^l To exhaust (a vessel). A To exhaust o.'s V^/^j aJ^^^ J
self in
To
forsake, to
a. o.
CSI^^j
Sj'^
Jjl*
endeavours
st^l
for.
j.r_,,
abandon
< To
be freshly dead.
Mouth
of a
f./^
'9j>
To^recover from small-pox. J'^\ To frisfhten a. o. To let (camels) 5 pasture bv themselves. To neglect
(flocks).
bucket, of a jug. Large vessel, udder.
li^ ^
_
p\'^^
Free time, leisure
holyday.
plj^j jj,?
To be disordered CSlîj CS^j J^j (business). To be at variance. To scatter (company ). To branch off
(
' Privy. His blood has been (i-'^j shed to no purpose.
îîl)
tj, iJî
c^, ^ ,_*i
tree).
To
sepai'ate, to
Jlnitj S'J^j <3'J^\
disperse away.
Broad and flat (land). ^|^^ tt ri^ Wide-stepping (horse). Broad (way). Sharp (tongue, knife). Large water-skin.Wide wound). rUiâ
(
Separation. Difference. Parting

of the hair. Cock's crest. Flax.
j[^
Ge??2U7z (constellation).
^.y^
9^'j*\
Casting of metals.
o\
)
J>)
^>
0)J r
J\'J)]
husk (grain, corn) between the fingers. To rub a. th. with the hand. ^ To rub (the body). To s C;iiyo ^j'yj ^v*- a ^-s'*-' ^'-^ hate 0. a.' (husband and wife).
Synonym. Measure
Jj
^JJ
used in Medina. Parting of the hair, of the beard, J"^

of the teeth.
To be flaccid (ear). fe^ To forsake, to abandon a. o. To be easi]y shelled (corn). To

begin to ripen. To falter in speech
:
a ii^
f iJJla
First
gleam of dawn.
o'^'Jj
for ji
J'j
a'^S
Flock of sheep. Portion. j^ Party of boys. Mountain. Wave.

Distinction between good
'o^l)>j
:
to stumble. iyC;
J^
the
*-^-
To commit a mistake in speech. To be rubbed betwen the il^^Mj fingers. To be shelled, husked (ear
of corn
).
and evil. Any sacred book Koran. Sect, body, party of men. j^.
Military, naval division.
To become hard and

(grain).
full
i!^?
i)]^^
Sepa- xJ'jOJj J\y^\j J\'Ji_j J\^j ration (of friends ).

'
*J^
Easy
Conjugal hatred. to be .shelled (nut).
i!_^
Flaccid (ear).
'^'^j
*^^
Faint-hearted, ' Co(m. /.)

Distribution.
xjj% zjyjj
^_,i'>j
'
Jj^^j <Jjj^
Hating her husband ^/yj ij)^ (woman). Wheat cooked with butter. Aij*
Easily shelled, husked.
-<
wardly (man, woman).
Ji^
ji_Û.
Retail
in parts.
ifew^*
iijÛ*
Turnscrew.
a. o. to
iJ^^
iJî>
"^
Large party Jj^j :L3>b >vl^1 ^ j^J of men. Part. Company. 4- General
in chief, Major-genei'al.
Hated, loathed.
To make To
stumble,
J^'^
to totter.
To entangle,
:
to perplex.
-^
stumble, to totter to J^'Jî be entangled. To mince, to iS> /Jj,<^J i yj>
Soup of dates, Stray ewe. Having parted

teeth,
rice
and milk.
.^
-^
Separating, distinguishing. Isolated (cloud).
jl^ t Jj^
y,
^^7
,-
Piece of meat, of cheese. ^ Diplome, patent, cn^l^

decree, firman.
i>^ oC-^ P
j^'^
-fy-
Going apart
jjjy ^ j'Jj 3*}

Omar.
JjVi
for bringing forth (.she-camel).
Surname
Africa.
of the Caliph
JjjUJI
Chopper of tobacco. Shedding his teeth (child)

toothless.
'^'hijfi'^
y^\ ^
Cij
-ik-
Branching of a road. Parting of the hair.
,-
J\i>*
Oven. Baker.
cj\'_}'\
Two
To run
burst,
at
Si\'Ji\\. iiK^'Ji\
ol^
cake. Baker.
'^'^
stars near the pole.

full
Round
speed. <
To
Baking woman.
vjJ*
to explode.
(
Rat. ^j, -MFranks. Europeans. S^J^H.? r-j^K P ~ Frank, European. "j^'j^^-i 'jr^'Ji To assume the manners of r-o^ Europeans.
To crack To crack
<-
the fingers).
joints).
Cracking of the
Explosion.
of cords
out, to
fingers.
Whip
~tX>^-
Sword
of fine
work-
S>\'J>
Jijt,
To pick
ii'ji
^'j
i)^
-M-
00
nianship.
To be astonished, amazed To blame a. o. To repair a. th. To open (a vein). To be cut, rent (gar^'J^''\i SJ^ ment). To burst forth (water'
Red
rose. Silk-doth.
Po-
megranate
seed.
Bi"ave. Chief of
w^l^
of a
?-
u-^'ji
a village. Lion.
Good management
housewife.
sVîll
Hj^
i-jj^
spring).
The night was over. To forge (a lie) against. <> To calumniate a. o.

Bustle, confusion.
Lie, imposture.
Lie.
<>
France.
Hostility.
French, Frenchman. To become bad, J^^^ ~ J'^ "*^ coiTupt. To be erect (camel's ear). Guide of an array, messenger. jj\^
Jackal, lion's provider.
Wonde] ful, remarkab'e

thing.
Large
(bucket).
To
be lively, fiery
skilful,
Uy
^
<^
-^
To be scared awav from

her retreat
(gazelle).
(horse).
To be
a,
0.
Saj^j ^']/-> ^^S*
'1^
To turn awav To startle, to
from.
frighten ^P
?
clever (man).
- To
take a
lively,
awav. To suppurate (wound). To ooze (sweat, water)
slave.
To bring
a comely oJ,'l forth fine children

5
(woman).
To seek
i
for fiery horses.
a'Js^\
To
^
be startled, excited.
'{j/j>i jlj
Clever, skilful
:
To
leap.
& îiJ.\j js'l
nimble,
</^
'\a^
To
scare, to frighten a. o.
a. o.
lively, joyful (uian).
away, o To provoke To come to fight. To disturb, to startle

(fear, joy).
Bri.sk
jUj
a. o.
s ji?-^l
( ass, xi^^j e^j *4^'j /i jl^ mule). Beautiful (youth, girl).
Liveliness. Skilfulne.ss.
li/^j *^^j*J **0*

a*î
a. o.
-H-
Beauty.
n
Young one
of the antelop?. jlji^
jS
Fearful. Active (man).
To become fat (boy). To confound to jade

;
jS^
Leap, bound, startle from fear. sja To rend (a garment), a ijjS o j_^ -^
Fat, plump (youtb). Lion's cub. jJJ^
To
fur. to line (a far.
gown) A
jy \^^
To split To strike
with (a
a. tb. a. o
with
upon the back

Sj
fi>
>-j
To
stick).
To burst
open,
-if
(a skin)
j^j y^
To
rip up (an animal).

ijjjs o
l^jS
fit ^s'Jî put on a fur. Fur, furred garment. M^, ^^ j[^j ij Skin of the head. Garment of sj^ camel-hair. King's crown. Abun-
To be rent (clothes). To have a hump on the

back or chest.
dance.
a jj>
The
Fur.
chestnut.
"ij'Ji
y\ a
To
bi rent (garment).
(
jjiiij
j^>
Furrier.
*iAv* '\^
pelisse.
To be burst
skin
).
To be ripped
Jji
Furred (gown),
sl^
i
up (beast). Small flock of sheep. Kid. Root,

origin.
.
To forge
(a
lie)
jc Ai'C^
<s'^
Slits, rents.
jj^
against a. o. To go over a coimtry. He has accomplished a

feat.
A
lSj-^\ 'S'^
Hiunp on the chest or back. Broad way.
y^ ^ fjy
,vj^
To
slit
to cut out or
Sji^j J*^j
Hump-backed or
J^ ^
jjil
to rip off (a skin).
r)
To
deliver to a. o. (a safe-
j._i
road. Blackish ant.
in the sand.
J J
hiirap-breaated. Fleshy wonian.
conduct).
Wide
rdJiij rC-i\j -rlî
jjj
s^j
la
To make room J
for a. o.
Way
To To
Panther.
,
331 j>
,
To be
wide, broad yCJ>\j
^ UJ o
J
?nJJ
(place).
ij^î-'^ ^ pj*j tj? J (p jj a 9J* -^ fear, to be frightened at.
To
^
enlai'ge (a place).
A ,r^
,îi
seek refuge in fear

a. 0.
^^
Jl.
pjS
To
dispense
a. o.
with an
towards
ecclesiastical law.
To be
enlai'ged,
(|)Iace). -^
broad 9%__ijlj -r^^, To stroll about to enjoy

:
To succour a. 0. To attack, to rush To frighten a. 0.

He has been
from
sleep.
^ ^.j^jj
against,
jp ^ja a
5 ^jilj ^ji
o.'s self.
delivered
o!>ii ji' 9.'^
To take
o.'s
ease in
<r^\iii -rJJu
fear.
a. 0.
(a place).
To awake
;
from
a. 0.
^^|
^
C)9^
5 ^jal
To
be at ease
to divert o.'s
^nliil
self.
To
jj
dispel fear
from
o*
Enlai'ging. Safe-conduct. (/ Dis-
pensation.
Fear, fright. Succoui" given in disti*css.
l\y>\
^'^
Broad-breasted.
jj>-~^j -rJiS
Dreaded, feared.
ipji
^; jj
i>-j
Open apace, square.
^li ^
x^tjj
Very cowardly.
Fearful, timid.
^J)_li>j
j^jj
p.j^la
Holy Jay, respite. from fasting.

î-.laj
Dispensation
jil-ij
^jij
'
is^jj
Frightening.
:;iijj
Ample scope. Roomy, broad

(place).
Refuge, shelter.
Gallant. Coward.
S^î'j ^ji^
-^j
^vJij
y^
'y.'Ja
Red Turkish
steps.
fi>
cap.
Width of the To disjoin, to
^^j,6,1j a
?k-i
To annul ( a deed). To abrogate ( a law ). To rescind a bargain). To corrupt (an opinion). To dislocate (the hand). To be weak in body and (i-jj a ?JuJ
dissunder a. th.
Bug. ^lli ^ trlilSj ,_^-ilj Cr^ -^ Small pustule. o-iillj ,- ^^y^ ^ -^ Mosaic-work. <-4}i-\j 'l-ii^
^ Te -
p.3i
To
slit,
^St*"->
'^-r^-'
'^J '^ * '^

t
"^
to rent a. th.
0.
To
strike a.
on the back
MJsj *Li
^s- s
'vij
with (a
stick).
mind.
To be corrupt (advice). 6^1* a ^~Jj (f- To be corrupted, spoiled. if- To be corrupted, altered. ^^ To be cracked, split, full of crevices. To annul (a deed, a 'r-C.\A>i A rJ. i
Jf
To turn a. 0. away from. To have a prominent chest, To be rent, slit. To spread out (disease).
Hollow-backed and humpbreasted.
Pistachio.
Li
a '^>
osij
\Lm 3
\l^\
a compact) by mutual consent.
jrl? ^j jSlij
jiJ P
'J^
-^
To forget a. th. 4^ W~S\ To be disjointed, dislocated, ^ls> dissundered. To fall off ( hair of a corpse ). i>- To be full of crevices,
cracked.
Pistachio-tree.
Of a pistachio-colour
ment).
gar-
Basin with an ornamental
"C^Kj*
water -spout.
To be spoiled, disordered. To b3 annulled (compact).
^C^\
C)llal-Sj
Woman's
OyX-^ TT OîlJ dress, petticoat.
~ CrtJ
-Is
Disjunction, separation. Abro^Jj gation. Annulling, abolition. Weak-
ness in body,
in mind.
To part the legs. ,;ili {jts -ir He turned away from me. îS r-^l To make long strides. ^.^11 a rCJi ^
rn
y^
Camp,
place of a tribe.
el
) in
Ja-J
body and mind.
4ivJ 9%J
city: meeting- Ja-tili ^Jvkl*,
Weak
Name
of old Cairo.
i
Portion, shai;^ bit.
To go
jli -ii(j^Lij Cill o jLSj o astray fi-om justice. To transgress
Unable to manage his business. n Small dried fishes.

Sardines, heri'ings, salt- "sjj^
divine
profligacy, disorder.
commandments. To live in To become una-
^"
fish.
godly, wicked, profligate.
Dissundering, abolishing. Void
^li
-W-
To commit lewdness, crime

gainst nature with.
jflj
(contract).
<>
Faded (garment).
To be
jli^'b
To come
out from its skin
ijlsj lillj jJUj i o XLS corrupt, vicious, disordered.

I
(ripe date).
To
corrupt, to
mar
Hj
fin
xJlj jli
a. o.
To po.'vert, to coiTupt a. o. a jlS To declare a. o. to be an unbeliever,

sinful
a. th.
To
(
pervert, to deprave
(judge).
He ill-ti'eated his people, ikij ju,'l To rouse a country) jp a -c_-*1

against.
Prevarication. Disobedience.
J>lij jl?
Immoral
life.
Fountain, jet-d'eau.
Libertine,
ciCi^ t *c?^ L o_^^j jClj *ili r Jh? '*

sinful.
<
To set people at variance. To misrepresent, to traduce

a. 0.
cro
ip
trangressor,
adulterer.
To do mischief
îxJ,lj alil
Scoundi-el, rascal,
J^j 3^j J^
adulte-
wicked woman!
ress
!
Tick, insect.
between. To be at variance, to disagree. j^\ij To be corrupted, altered. jilil. -^ To ill-treat and provoke a. o. jilirJ,!^ To endeavour to mar a. th. /b
2(
Way
of
wearing a turban.
little
Instigation to discord. Dissension.

In.stigation
Mouse.
ali ^ Corruption, mischief, disturbance. iLi
To make
of a. o.
Damage.
<>
Discord.
iilil
Last in a race (horse). Vile mean.
to rebellion, to
disorder.
To
be
jij,jJjlJj
<flli
vile, inferior,
o Jlij a J^s -^ of low origin.

y
fin
Corrupt, wicked.
j'XLl
^ j>^j j^
iS
Worthless, vicious.
Seducer, mi.schief-maker. Mischief-maker. i^ôli
To wean (a child). To adulterate money),

(
>Li
Jli
j,^
-^j
JIjIj jls to declare ( coins) to be adulterated.
j_iJi
Cause of corruption,
mischief.
a^-Ui
^
o
Sali*
-
To
To
declare
goods) to be of bad
oflfset
quality.
To
of
fi,
disclose
fii
JSj
To
I^'J
^
a.
i
cut and plant the
jij^
(a.
th. hidden).
explain
th.
a palm-tree. Rubbish. FHings of iron.
clearly.
*Kli
To examine the
urine of a
.sick
Slr^jj
llnli
,/^
Jlljj xijLij JjLjj J^JJij '>llj ,, Jli Base, ignoble, low. Base (coin), jljj Vine-cuttings f)r planting.
Foolish.
jj_|
person (physician).
(a
To
explain, to
comment
A J!S
text).
To ask from
Explanation,
French beans.
c'->^
a. o. jc ^ jLjLLSi ^4-*^ the explanation of a text.
Oflfset
o'^^
T^fJ
J?.dj J-i
rr
*J^c^
commen-
j\^\.
5P ..'UmIU
of a palm-tree. D Exorcism.
0>i.i1
tary, glose.
P
-W-
Urine of a sick person.
To emit a
wind.
noiseless
uJj
1^
o Lis
Large
tent of coarse cloth.
To To
cover
assail a. o.
Uii a
is
-
!
Noiseless win
Truffles.
flatulence.
a. th.
with (a
s fjji])
îi
Black-bfetle.
whip).
To overcome a. To accustom a
o. (sleep).
ijICjb
^^j
^
not
To
belch.
To
pilfer
-^
To
lii o
;\L's
boast vainly.
To
subside (wound).
cnJ ;ii^ls
is
she-camel to a youag that her own.
To open a door (without key). A To S'jueeze out the air fi-om (a water-skin).
To
be worthless, good for nothing.

slow, slothful.
iii) ^^ To
To be
To wear
a coarse garment. To cover the head (hoai^y hair) To pervade the body (blood). To glide in and conceal o.'s Jj
self
jA
\
amongst the
tents.
r'-'''
To
appear, to increase.
ConvolvuUis. Interior substance

of a reed.
xlH
*i;lJ
Hanging down on the

forehead (forelock). Smilax, sarsaparilla
(medicinal plant).
Sloth, sluggishness.
'Uijj
~ cool (an angry V^^' J^ ^ man). To exhaust (the udder of a she-camel ). To scatter slanders amongst. J^ tf- He gave vent to anger. i3i> jS To come forth from a skin J^V (wind). To be reduced (swelling] To be remiss in a. th. Subsiding of a wound. Carob-tree. ~ Coarse garment. J^j^J Pickpocket, opening doors jilli without keys. Weak-rainded, irresolute.
pLisj ^lij
To
be weak-ininded.
lie
much.
<
To To grumble.
Having the teeth disparted Having ii-regular horns (ram Checking a horse. Thwarting,
To boast. To spread amongst

(people
fjju^
:
disease).
To open
to keep
the legs,
,^j
(i,ii
^r-lj
Dung
of horses.
d^ls
-fy-
them
apart.
Cartridge.
rocket, fusee.
ois ^ dUlij
:!^]ii
Te
Cartridge-box.
To sit with parted legs. To stray from the G>sii a 9î. "^ right path. To part the legs. -^ To
apostatise.
To bacome cowardly,
remiss, weak.
To
of.
tr.-ât a. o.
wrong-
5 dJiJ a
^JJ
-fr
< To fall short ^ To frustrate

confound To put a
a. o.
fully,
To open
the legs.
,^/ui
a. o.
To
5 Jiilj
jis
To cheat at play. To be wearied. -^ To make

wide strides.
rtl^j
jlSiij jli7j jii'ij Jul curtain to her litter (woman). To flow (water). To marry jliJ
^ To stride Over < Step, stride.
a. 0.
u^
xWi*
o .r^
(man).
Sluggishness, remissness,
<>
Di-
ji,'
To dot. To boast vainly. _îij Humbug. Dotage. Idle boast,

Boaster, humbug, braggart.
jiii -^
sappointment, failing.
H-emiss,
jlli -^
<s'^î
j^j
J4ij, Jlii!j
ji.^
^ jiS
^
ji.j
Bryony
vainly.
(plant).
cowardly, apathetic. Curtain on j4,u-: ^ jlS^j a camel-vehicle.

<
To boast
,
Ckii
JalS ">
Jaii
-{^
J^
î^,}j
To
Left-handed.
jii
< Left
jiil
hand. Gizzard of a bird.
.5Uill juSl
illi>."P
I
split, to crack (damp wood), lalijl^ Humbugger, boaster, Jlli ^ To be dried up at the top CJ. a f^k -it
(maize).
To
scatter, to rue away.
îâJTi
<
Green, fresh clover. ^jLiS Brisk, energetic (man).
^ *oii?
^jai\^
X-ijLollI
^.iss -^
Prayer (in the Greek hturgy).
o^^\ t <j^\
The lion. To appear
in all its
G,^
To spread Uiij i_^j i^ o Ui )} (news). To be disclosed (secret). To become known (fame). To scatter in
a pasturage (cattle).
splendour (dawn).
To
To
be pure, rJ^\j -n^j , *Usa o without froth (milk).

use good,
tJ^
^1j,?>l.o o rJ^ clear language. To be eloquent. To app:âr (dawn). To be clear, ,^^1 evident. To yield pure milk (ewe). To
celebrate the feast of Easter.
He knew not how to xil^l ^t z^ manage his affairs lit his property became too extensive. To have numerous flocks. ,^! To spread (news). To divulge A
:
(a secret).
To become wide
(ulcer)
to
To He To He
be delivered from. manifested his desire.
^^ _il^ jt
JS5
(_jj 5
spread (ink). To spread out amongst

(disease).
speak clearly, eloquently. rJ^ made a show of *^5lr J r-oU7j

:>-Ja5
eloquence.
Revelation of a secret. Spreading of news, of a disease.

Increase in cattle.
'llil.
Pure, without froth (milk).^c^j

Easter-tide. Easter. Passover.
'lii
rdak
S--îJ^SSat
Easter, paschal (time).
Swoon. Spreading
oC.-J
(evil, secret).
^vS
Eloquence. Chasteness of
speech,
Scattered flock. '^ To pull out

a. th.
u^ly
a,
?r
j
varilj
UaS
^
^s
"^^
(-has- -rJeij <rîi *Ue.iai 5r ^t-aJj te in speech, eloquent (man).
t.^
from.
Clear, evident, cloudless (day),
-r-^^
-ft-
To suppurate (wound). To Ca-^ i weep slightly (child). To produce a

noise (locust).
To take no heed of. To luxate (the hand).

"Weak-minded.
^ GsiJ a ^^
i
:^.^\ij
*k^j ^.^
jusj -^
Nothing remai- -^'j-^ il j .u J ned in my hand th"erefrom.
l^
To
bleed a.
o.
5 iSl-i^j la.is
He glared
at.
*^_ ^ja^
in (a ring).
(surgeon).
To
set a
gem
To cut (a vein) open. ^ a.irj|j To moisten a. th. for softening it. ^ j^ To open its gems (tree). a.iai'lj JUsi'l To flow (blood). jLiliij jL^l7
Drawing of blood, bleeding. ^ Lis j -UaS Dates mixed with blood, slu^j sluaa Bleeding. oJ ti* ^ Si'l-^ > "Wagtail (bird), SSLij^l a
Bleeder, phlebotomist.
iUaS
,^
He gave him part

of his due.
C:lX
*lJl.
^1
To get
from.
rid
of,
to part
away
'â
?r
^ lr^\.
A
i>jii^'
To get
a. th.
from
a. 0.
Stone of a
ring. Joint of
^;aib t/*l>-^
two
'u^J Zr4. bones. Pupil of
the eye. Head of garlic. Origin, true state of a. th. a Axle of a wheel.
Trefoil, lucern.
Kind of black-pudding.
Bled.
iijJaii jk
i>j.^jiAj ,0
^^
J^,.^ jk
-U^
jJai^
Marsh-trefoil.
Seller, setter of I'ing-stones.
'UJI
loa io*
Crevice, fissure,
split,
tr'LoS
Lancet.
Fruit-stone.
o^s^
To squeeze
take
(dates)
out of their skin.

off a. th.
^ To
0.
C..iii
;>-<m -5^
Set with (a gem).
^jsuaiu^
pull
out,
to
To To
give a. th. to a.
cj
force a. th. out from.
^ A ^Jai
f^j
To speak quickly. ^5^1 (j^w-as -S* To bring (accm'ate news). To feed ( a beast ) with clover. ^ To
strip (a bone)
from the
flesh.
They came withâll

their relatives.
coo
^.îu^j
ljl>
I
To go out from. He exacted his due from.
./.
îiji
iji fJi^S^
"Weaning of a young one. Cut of (a garment). Particular of a narrative.

In retail.
lars.
Jvi|
jW"
i '
Having the head uncovered. Mouse.
oli^
viiS
i
To
set apart, to
a. th.
(a. th.)
>Lai
Jîa*
-tt-
With
all
particu-
j^voirJU
separate
To
: !
distinguish
from
^' A
Piece of cloth cut out
J-Û^ ^ SL^' for a garment. Cut of a garment.

JlSsS
(another).
Interested eulogist. Cutting
(sword).
Separation, division.
Decisive (sentence).
Juiwjl,.
i
To set a limit between. ojj To settle questions (judge). cJ^y^î^ i)- To determine the price XtUaJ t
of (goods).
J-?^
J-sl' 'Jai
Line of demarcation. Set of beads alternating
J-sl^S
*lo'9
!
with
prose.
pearls
;
in
necklace.
of rhy-
Rhyme
ming
of a verse
last
word
Decisive sentence.
JoCi ^ J^
sword.
To pUi-^l ^ S JoLslj VLi; J.i> wean (a child). To sprout (vine). y>iai o J.i^ To go forth from (a country). ^ To intercalate (golden beads <6 j.2aS and pearls) in a necklace. To allot a. th. To cut out â garment). To
,
Arbitration.
Sharp-edged
'
narrate
culars.
a. th.
with
all
its
parti-
Violent thrust of (a sword).
To analyse
(speech).
2^
Judge, arbitrator.
Joint of
^-^J ~ To
jolii"^ J^*'"
J-rlIi.n
cut up (a sheep). with, to dissolve
a limb.
To break
5 j.oll
Arthritis, pain of the

joints.
^> j
Tongue.
Separated, disjoined.
j^^
With
full
J.oii
-^ To dismiss a. o. To make a bargain with a. 0. To attain the time of being wea-j^l ned (child). < To depart from life
society with a. o.
particulars. Strung with beads
and
sick person).
pearls intercalated (necklace). Cut out (garment).

<-
Hinge. oÛji* ^ zLoi* To crack (a vessel). * f, .>< ^^ -^ To cut off, to sever a. th. To be ruined (house). ^^? To abate (fever, rain). ^î] To depai't from a. o. (fever). ii^ To be cracked. .jt^'h jJ^' To be cut off, separated, j,^\
i
To be separated, divided, deci- J.ii5l. ded. <> To be dismissed (official). To part from, to abandon a. o. jt.
or
I
a. th.
To
transplant (a palm-tree).
fi>
J-iislj
'
Separation, disjunction.
Joint of a limb.
Jîss
^ JoS
Chapter, section of
Plague.
<
(a book.) Decision, sentence. Season

of
(
the
year
).
Trick,
question.
Cracked
To
To
j^^l^^ j^'î >r--?* ; broken, separate a. th. A Cijs i êa ^ from.
The day
ment.
of the last judg-
j.iii!l
^^
iUaa
Offset of palm-tree.
free a. o. or
cA->
at ^J
Ji^
The
loords
j^
I'.l
folloiv-
Ljliaijt
jos
a. th. from.
ing the preliminary compliments in

a discourse.
To separate from. To cease (rain, heat). The shooter has caught

nothing.
Young camel. Jl-a^j o>Cai Wall of enclosure in front

main wall of a
city.
,-
Jr?*
of the
To be
cleared
^
of.
jj^\j J^,j Ja>\
Young camel weaned.
JJl^ ^ *W*
from, deprived
Family, kinsfolk. Piece of meat.
oA
disgraced.
^
j;^
?'^ a
*lij
/i
To
be
constiiprated
Raisin-seed. Date-stone.
INlildness of
(woman).
weather.
î^^
To be
disclosed, revealed
^t-assl.
Mild day.
Release, deliveranee.
(shame).
Disgraceful.
\\ hitish.
tLoj
!--^b
*^
-ft-
^^
Dawn.
Ti-iai
^^.^
'(>.^>
j^ -r~2ai\
To break
(a seal).
Re-ôaler of a secret. Defanier.
ûJ
deflour (a
virgin).
Shame,
disgrace.
^L^j
*Lajj *i^-AJj
tj^
^_îjs
To
resolve (a
To A \^ o ja* To shed (tears). difficulty). To bore (a

iJij 'j^^ jaia'jii
pearl).
Disgracing.
atrocious.
May God
tliy
not break
Covered with shame, disgraced, -r^t
teeth
Bad mauager of cattle. Shame, disgrace,

Shame. Shocking
oehaviour.
JtUI
-rj}:^
J ^ *^?^
Xk^jj:
ignominy. Shameful action.
To dismiss, to clear (a crowd). 5 To share a. th. between. it A To silver a. th. * ja^ To break up, to disperse 'jaAi\j jaâM
(meeting).
^lii ^
,
To break
(a. tb.
fi
rî\j
(>.^>
j^tiaa
-^
hollow).
^5.^1
îs-aL'l
I
To break up, to be scattered. jaju\^ To flow (tears). To pour (water) little by A "j^M
little.
To ripen (grapes). To be broken, split.

Intoxicating drink.
Juice of grapes. Date-wine.
Scattered people, things.

Particles,
^
ja2to
rj^
j^;-^*
ja^^j ioUsij J^lhij ja^î
fragments.
,
To be redunTo surpass a. To hold a. o.

another
a. 0. to.
"^^
o. in
a J-aSj o Ji9
s
Sprinkle of watei- in an
ablution.
Silver, One para. Rocky ground.
-if-
âiai
dant, in excess.
'
eminence.
i^ s
*i4
to excel
j^
'
'
j,i^ ^ U^j
in merit.
To
prefer a. th. or
Of
silver, silvery.
^â^
o^ly ^ ^6
riii^j
^j^\2aiLJ'
-S-
To
vie
with
a. o.
sVU^j
;i.iU>i J-aVs
in excellence.
narrow. <u<3a*j To be ample (garment).
jalias
To exceed, to excel in a. th. J j^\ To make profit in (trade). To do good, to bestow a favour
is-
To be easy Ample (coat

(life).
(life).
of mail).
Easy
^t-aZ
jÛiJ
Generous (man).
upon.
To be
a. o. in.
CJ^
7r.^hij\j
rr-âi
-^
To To
surpass
J.
it
leave a remainder
J-aixIlj
of.
To wear a single garment. j^j To judge o.'s self to be it jisij superior to. < To grant a favour to,
to honoui" a. o.
^
moist with sweat. Sweat. To disgrace a. 0. To i (U-^ a make misdoings to be known. dishonour (women).
r^
-^
Vt^
-tt-
To
To
resolve (a puzzle).
:
To
outshine
fit,
Please come in. Take a seat, jâij Help yourself. To contend for superiority. J-Ûj Excess, redundance, J>iai ^ j.^ remainder. Excellence, superiority.
Benefit, favour, grace. Arith.
moon). To appear (dawn). To be whitish (object).

(the stai's
-rJ^Sj -rJ^
Gâi a
n^
t^Î
To
disgrace, to revile
?^.Ûjj <r^'^
0. a.
To bear ripening dates (palmtree).
Rest of
a subtraction.
To be
put to shame,
rt^lj
9^-i*!,
Water
of
th.3
flowing upoa the surface .ta| earth.
Moreover,
less.
besides*,
much
^ y^
<.^t
fortiori.
Promiscuous mass, mixture. ^^[^j Ji^ Mess, mixed food. J^) Ûl' They are without chief. J^ j,^j'^\
'
By the gi-ace of God. Exceeding, redun- J\Jaij

dant. Remainder,
rest.
jJai^
cj%^
* -r "'^Ji
Wine, a Ex-
They ard
I
ia
anarchy.
^^'aS 'c^"^.
crement.
remaineil quite alone.

lessness.
Work-clothes
Leisure, woi'k-
'j^^'i SjUsij 'i'y^ -^

i
Wearing
i
of a simple garment.
night-clothes. jijj rt>;

ilLaj
Free, idle, workless.
cîS ^
ja'^
Redundant, superfluous oVLa* ^ part. Remainder, residue.

Bountiful,
Empty (place). To break a. th. A liai a UJ To grieve, to distress a. o. To s throw down and strike a. o. To have a depressed back Ci^ a \hi
-ti-
Jui
jj liJ
'
Attainment. Merit.
Virtue.
^ is^
j.î'
Eminence, superiority. Superj
lative {gram).
I
\
and a prominent chest.
Supei'abundant. Superior. Virtuous.
'"iLai
To prostrate
ground.
a. o.
on the j^jVI o
peevish.
\yv>
Redundant.
<>
^ J-?^' Learned
.^
man.
Ijail
To become ill-tempered, To lag behind a. o. to

:
Excess, increase.o>LilSj Jot^j

Benefit, favour.
V^\a
^ UjUj
Uasj stL*
."
retreat from.
Increase in flocks.
JUI-
Prominence of the chest and

Prominent
chest.
Exceeding
all
measure.
hollowuess of the back. in the 'i^ ^

enlarge, to
fi>
Useless thing. Intrusion.

T
Ua
\y>\
Intruder, imjuisitivo. Tailor,
Distinguished man.
*!>Uja
To
^j^j b-is a
,
î
-5^
More
distingui-
flatten a. th.
shed. Better.
To strike a. o. with (a stick). ^ ! To be broad, flat (head, nose ).G-ja* a n0

Broad-headed, broadnosed. Chameleon.
^.kl-j j^-kM
Excellent in merit,
superior.
Single garment
joU: ^
diai^j Jiii^
6 very-day-clothes
Prehistoric age.
^ Scholai's
Time
of
jicks -^
plenty. Bulky, stout.

:
Very generous. To be broad, wide

(place).
*JLiji
Jual^
l^-k'j La* o Uia -^
heroes.
split a. th.
J>-via3
To cleave, to To find out,

a. th.
lô
To
_,y-Sci'eate
To be empty,
(place).
void
iji^ a
to begin a. th.
^J^
Jl
<
(God).
To be unemployed. To
âl^j
-^
To bake unleavened bread. csstiJI To milk a ewe with the thumb s

and forefinger.
have leisure. To empty, to clear
(a place),
-^
To
breakfast, to break
fast.
\'j^j
lîs?
the
To make a. o. to break- S^'\j JLi fast. To give the breakfast to a. o. To be unleavened (dough). JLi3j ^) To enter upon breakfast-time. J^] To be cracked, split. To JaJu\j Ja^
spread
its leaves (plant).
To go forth to the desert. To reach, to arrive to. To bring a. o. to a place road). To result for a. o.
(
^^1
:
Jl
*i
(affair).
To
>
communicate (a secret) to. He had leisure to consi- ^>L)

plain. Court, enclosui'e.
Îf
'lis*
der the affair.
Large
Unoccupied (place).
jj]^
Fissure, crack.
^ Jî
Private.
Jd^^j
H^M
z-ii
o^
Weaning
of a child.
^li4
Grape.
r^
_,i^j Jai,
Weaned
(young one).
^ Âa
*i^Ja
!
Breaking of the
his fast (man).
[
fast.
Breaking
jis\.
sea-fowl.
<ii?lij
Having her young ^Jblâ ^ one weaned (female).
^%^J
Weaned
lamb.
Ciss,
.}
la
JU^
-a-
Fntimah, Mohammed's daughter. :i^\a

CJJj CJaJj
i_)
^^j
^j
'^^J
^'iai
Feast at the breaking of Jyj^\ j^s. the fast of Ramadhan. Alms given at the _î)| *Ja^j sUij end of Ramadhan. Poisonous mushroom. _^_j Jy^
Toad-stool.
*__^) Ua'
iilLsj 'UJJaJj
Uiaij
i
To
To
to
seize, to
a. th.
To
Jj Jl ^ be intelligent, penetrative.
understand
explain a. th.
a. 0.
-if-
j\
^{j\
To remind
^
I
Natural disposition^lak ^ %J\ai Religious feeling. Religion of Islam.

Breakfast.
j^ -^j
(
'jjJlSj^j^
jji^
)
a. o. of.
a Sample. Bill of sale.
To
di'aw a. o."s attention
j "
^b
la
Azym, unleavened
I
opp. to ^î-
^vjaa
to.
To
reflect, to
remember.
^Lj ^
^jai;
Intelligence, prudence,
*jhi
sagacity.
T cMj cMj
Prudent.
^^J
"^-^'J
O^J
/jajj
Cr',^
IntelUgent, open-minded.
^H
To urge
(a beast)
s \'j^ o iks -^
vehemently. To be Ciliijj Ctikb Jli'litf a rough, harsh, unmanly.
'^
--
(bread). Unpremeditate, hasty. Pan-cake, fritter. S^^^ tt '-^k^ Blunt (sword). jiiJ Cipher, worthless man. ^j,^ Pastry-cook. *ljs\]:i ^ SL>%^^ Chap on the face, nose. jylaViV,^ j^\ The Creator. ^tVj To be flat-nosed. CJas a ^-Jas -STo die without disease. Cjii) ^Jî -< To be smothered, choked.
i
CkS o water) of a ruminant's stomach. Unmanly, harsh, churlish. Jjikil ^ 'Jas
To
press out (the
fi>
\iJi\j
To To
flatten (iron
blacksmith).
SilfetJVi 5
utter a. th. in
* ,j^j
?
o.'s face.
To cause
a. o. to perish, to
l<
Water mach
in the sto-
&^j
^'iia
'Jil
kill a. 0.-^
To smother,
to suffocate.
^_^j:a
of a ruminant. Harshness, unman- JJi^jj

liness.
Bei-ry of the myrtle-tree.

JaLsSj yi'ikj
myrtle-berry. Bead
<>
worn as
ilXa
~ ',
Roughness.
,kj1j
difficult.
.
To be
foul,
Xc ly o
^ha
-H-
Smothei*. an amulet. Flattening of the nose, ilxklij

^
'
unseemly,
(affair).
To be
critical
Dead
beast.
^jUJ
-r
*-iia*j ur-i^
Carrion, carcass.
to the
To be
filled
brim
fi,
Gias a
;i^
Large hammer.
Pig's snout.
Flat-nosed.
one).
âWiLS ^
^-^
*~il4
^_,Jaj1
(vessel).
To reckon
(an
^\j ^j ^j *
^]^ ^
'iiks
i
affair) hard, difficult.
To wean (a young
? CJas
^^
s
-^
To be in critical circumstances. ,t'il To find a. th. hideous, * ;Jx^_Hj îj

shocking
Difficulty.
:
diftlcult,
critical.
:!j.\i^
To disaccustom a. o. from, To cut a rope). < To dip

(
^t
^s
A
-^
<
:
Hideousness.
difficult.
(cloth) in dye.
Abominable
^
^^^j
(jyj, i a
^^
I
To become barren
I
tree,
îJ
Excessive. -^ Ugly, hideous.
To upbraid
o.
loudly,
-^
to bully a.
To
do: to act.
a. th.
To
per-
yji a Jis
female ). To reach the time of being weaned. To be weaned.
^^\
jM^{
...t
form
'
To abstain
from.
^>
Foaming with rage,
Flower of the Egyptian privet Wont to calumniate (woman).
Viper.
^j.la
|
Jact upon a. o.
^_)
To
jirjij ji*
'
t^\a
^5.b1 ^ jSi Coimtry full of vipers. siiiJ j^J\ Branded in the shape of a viper ;Cii
B. Thii verb and its tlerivates are used as paradigms upon which all verbs and grammatical forms are
A'.
measured.
j
(camel).
j
To diffuse itself To open (the

mouth).
(odour).
fi)
XiS
J\j \'Ja o a
]^
-tt-
To be done. To be impressed. ^ To be vexed, to spite. To intrigue, to \j/jj CirJif

forge a lie against a. 0. To forge (hand-writing).
Action,
J^tl^l rr^j JCjIj
jiijM
jJci[
*
{
'
fii
To be half-opened
flower).
(mouth, Ju^s^
JC? ^ Jj^
)
work, deed. Verb.

Actually,
(
Rising of the Pleiades. Mouth of a river.
sîiJI
;
opp. to s^Sl,
jlij^
_â
^ YJa
virtually.
\
Wide
(spear-thrust),
^jUs
<^
Perfume. Cubeb. Lotus of India. Broad plain. Hollow in a mountain.
%'jiXi
|
Custom, use. Good or bad action dore by a

single agent.
*ij
Ju
JUi,
"i'J^
Good or bad
j
ai^tion
done by two
Emperor
of China.
jy^ ^
2^
or
many
agents.
'Û-
Kind of China-ware. ;;^j y^ i/-^ 'jjji'Ho
He has performed good JUUl

actions.
'^
To
fill
the nose
(^ji^j
Ui* a
^s
-Jf
(odour).
To kiss a. o. s ^\ij To open (rose). Jjijj C-Ja a îs To become accustomed to. ^_, u^ ^45 To b3 fond of, busy about.
,
They do good actions. Handle of a tool. Imper. Do thou.

Impression.
< Spite.
JiiiSI
oi->-*v
jii
^ Juj
JuS
Juu!l^
To To
abide in a place.
fill
oifcii'
;
(a place
filled
odour)
to
fill
A ^1
^^{
Acting, active, doer. iuSj o^^t -r J<;i* ((rr.) Agent. <> Efficacious. Work-
man, labourer, digger.

Gr. Subject, noun agent. Present participle.
(f-
(a vessel).
JtUJI 'jr^\
To be
up.
To be
dispelled
(rheum).
Efricacity.
:SipIs
Food remaining between the teeth.îs Mouth. Chin. ^j J!i He, it depressed him lit he 4.^. iil
:
Foot of a verse.
J=*>'J
Jc'i*^^
Made, done. Passive.

Result, effect.
J^tU^
^r
J>i^
took hold of his chin. Eager, fond of. To spread (news). To

fade (plant).
^r^J
\'y
.*
Gr. Object, regimen. o dy^ Gr. Past participle noun Jjii;j|^lj^

:
o\A ^
patient.
It
produced a distressing
(wound).
jiSiiJlj
VV
To become bad, coiTupt (palm- Js\ tree). To become ugly. To become rebellious. To fall into destitution. To blossom (saffron). To irritate a. o. 5
Disease of palm-trees. Dates of bad quality. Refuse.
uS
effect
Falsified, altered (book).
jiSiJ
,
o^
^
-^
To
fill
* îlj ^sj
up
CJ^ a
*'â
vessel) to the brim.
To be
filled
<'''j''^h
_Ji
(vessel).
To become
:
fat (arm, leg).
Blossom of henna. t^l*^ y'^ To bark from fear (dog). jiis ^ To speak volubly, to jabber.^^^fc^ll j Dotage, doter. jujs
To fill To fill To be
(a house
(a. 0.)
perfume).
A ô1
s
with anger.
j,'^''J
.iij
filled (vessel).
j^'y^\
Full, filled
To be wicked
with people. like a viper,
Us
j^
-5^
oat (an eye). To press (grapes). s Jit To overwhelm a. o. (evil To feel a pain in the ver\'Jifi a J^
).
Foolish.
xJuiS
fi,
To
To
slit
(a
-C^
\|i_,
^liS
a Uj -
tebrse.
To To
be poor, destitute. _,2lilj SjUs o î dig a hollow for (a young J

,
To put out (an eye). burst (a pomegranate) a open. To hull (a nut, an almond).
pimple).
\2S
j.alm-tree).
To burst (cloud, pustule). To be pulled out ( eye ).
uUlj
-^
lil7
To be
To To
impovei'ish a.
lend to a.
:
o.
^')
>
o.
(a beast) for
ridiug
(a land) for sowing.
What
a poor
man
'i'Jii\ C
husked (fruit). -Membrane enveloping '\x}^j ii^j -ja the head of the foetus. Hollow in a rock, or stony pj
ground. Lanced, put out.
(nut).
<
To feigu povei'ty. _,IUj To burst open (abscess, fruit). î\-fy To want, to be in need of. Jl^ ^:il Poverty, destitution. _,;U^j jjici ^ Jit Poverty, side. J&, ^ J&
Vertebrfe, spine of the back.juS^
SjI^jj
Hulled
*ji>j 'Jdi
Three stars in Orion. -C}?*" J^' Celebrated sword of Ali. jaÂ j'i Mark, butt. Hillock. Choice._^^ ^ s^rii, verse or passage of an author. Proximity. Ditch. Gore ^ o'J&
Ravine, channel of a torrent. <*|i;5 To open the eyes raj (kii a r-Si -J^ (whelp). To blossom (tree). To open (rose). ^SU To set, to prepare to. Jj ^ To lean against o. a.'s back. j^JUj Orifice of the anus. ûj, ^ xi2 Blossom.
,
Palm
of the hand.
Tall,
ji \3,j
of a shirt.
Blossom of plants.
'i^j,l5s
handsome ^lIS
Vertebral.
woman.
Prone to do mischief.
Misfortune.
^.5ly
s^lS
^^^
i
i4*=^
Having the vertebrae

broken. Poor, destitute, needy.
Canal, aqueduct.
jy^'j j\pj
|^2s
of
JA
To
lose Sj
lijiij Glaii J Ijij
-Us
-ii-
a. th.
To miss
a.
th: to want
s
a. th.
j^
jî
Mouth
J^ ^
To be deprived of. To cause to a. o. the

loss of a. o. or a. th.
jl
? joal
a canal. Hollow dug for planting or
watering palm-trees. Strong. Fit to be ridden Able to, fit for.
To
(colt).
_,iii
seai'ch out a. th. lost,
jî\j jJm
missed.
miss, to regret the absence
o. a.
To
of
asUj
Resolute man. Damaskeened (sword).
_p^
i
To die. To break,
eggs
:
Cjii
to burst (her
a Cis
^ ^^^
i
To seek
a. 0.
if-
for, to
miss
axir.J,1
-(f-j
ofeal.
absent.
visit (a sick
jii~:.|
To
^j
jal^
bird). ()
To
relax (a spring).
person).
To discharge (a gun). To kill (a beast). To pull the 5 hair of. > To spite, to vex a. 0. To repel a. o. violently from. i ^ To be relaxed (spring); ^^^\j ^îS discharged (gun). To lose patience. To melt (butter) for clari* ^^J^ -^
Absence, loss of a per-ijij_j ol^,j

son, of a thing.
-lia
Vitex, chaste-tree.
joij oSs
Wanting, missing. Bereft
of her
jîi
husband, of her children (woman). Lost, absent, lamented. J>ii?j -^-^ He died unlamented. ju2 jji oC
fying
it.
To
play with Easter

(cliildren).
Û^j
î
eggs
To dig the earth. Jij ,\'Ja\oJi^ To incise. To bore (a pearl). -^ To put a J&j
du
Crushing (povertv). Bvj and hard (phxnt).
(
/kAA
\T
To wiimow (corn). a To be luxuriant (land).

Luxuriant (land). Winnowing-basket,
fan.
yai o
j^
-f}-
To be upset, overthrownT ^^Jiiij ^Ji To be melted, purified (butter). ,_^3i7'^ To pull 0. a. by tlie hau'. ^r^Cc
Relaxing of a spring. Dischar- j_ij -^ ge of a gun. Fit of passion. Pain in the joints. jîa Spring of a trap. trlîj To crack (nuts, eggs) * Csi> jiis with the hand.
i
C"
jaii
jiiii
iJyS j^'J\ J3l_i: ^ ilii;
*Jl_5s j^j (^_4*J "^J '^ a To be grave, important, V^J momentous (affair To have inequal jaws. CiSj Ci a ^5s To have an indigestion. To be full (vessel). To become abundant. To
,
,
-Jl-
).
-^
To
burst, to split (wood).
To
jja
be consumed (wealth).
To
seize (a bâst)
_^j
uii o
^
î
J^\
I
by its muzzle. Jaw. Dog's muzzle.
break (waves). -^ To break, to crush (fruit), i* jjii To break (an egg). * Caii ^^-s * Melon. G Large cucumber. u^^ Iron-ring in a plough. ^ji Iron-mace for breaking. ,>ui>
j
_J^j Jii
Only, but.
LiS
^'n
^3
Mouth. Having irregular

incisors,
(affair).
To write down To be
up
<>
words
fin
Ja| -^
J^ ^
jaws.
>i;.2i
the total of a sum.

intensely
unequal
Crooked
ip^j
uii a o
4*
yellow.
,
To
die fi'om heat.
To grow
5
To be
leai'*aUs o *aJj Qss a *& -Hned, skilled in divine law. To be en-
(child).
o.
dowed with penetration.
To crush a. To burst,
(misfortune).
to explode.
To be
To understand a. th. a To overcome a. o. in

science.
*lijj
(^
a *Si
grieved to death.
j Q.aj o is
.
To teach To
vie
a. o.
To render
in- s *ia1j
J*
Jis
telligent, skilled.
with
a. o. in
knowledge
tho-
of divine law.
To study jurisprudence
roughly.
f^J
Learning. Knowledge of jurisprudence. Science of divine law.
Jj
<Û'
To be intensely red. f2i a To crack the fingers. To burst (a flower). To dye a hide) I'ed. To speak inconsiderately. jS<ia^\ J To utter idle words. ^ To despite a. 0. to death. i To be reduced to destitution. 0\ To become white (eyes). ^Cu To be cleft, to crack, to burst. ^1. Fungus, truf- f,_pij 4*b *2? ^ ;i2j_j ;d
fli
(
^ ^
fles
of bad quality. Intense white-
Skilled in jui'ispru- 'lâ ^ *2sj *-jaj *2j dence. Lawyer. Intelligent, a School-
ness, yellowness.
Clear (colour).
îj
master.
Pure yellow colour.

<i5lfj_i
Companion of a mourner woman.
Calamity.
Red-faced (man).
)
û Ji^\ ^5iy ^ xi^ ,^j ^.Uij ûj

j.i2j
To
follow the
of
for Ca
l^
'33
o uj
-ft-
Wicked, perverse.
Beer, drink
ti'ace of.
made with
fruits.
y.ai
Notch
an arrow.
s'Ja
-ft-
To loose, to disjoin. * i&tj o 'diS To separate a. th. To luxate ( a limb). To break (a seal). To resolve (a difficulty). To open (the hand). To
j
Bubbles upon the siu'face of water.
^di ^
jplli
Pure
(colour), îs ^ .u2j ^ /îl^,;^. Intensely white, red, yellow. White
pigeon.
1
open (the jaw.)
Unripe
(fig).
<
Ji
Lock, fastener of a
jj-fl^S
-r
eM
<
)
release, to set
"ij^^
To
^
s (ioQs^,j (&
'dlS
window.
Thinker, thoughtful. -'1%'j, To sprain, to put fi> QiCS o jSil -^ (a limb out of joint). To be dislocated, sprained. jS^[ Luxation, sprain. J^^^ ^ To lower the "iijfcsj (iSo a ;>%o -K-
free (a captive, a slave).
J^J
To recover
(a pledge).
;yiij
(old
(^^ôj
4w
To be broken down
man). To be out of joint, luxated (hmb). To be foolish.
vs^^j
^
a
'duilj ,(kSvi
head
in grief or spite.
iljj
<>
4m
To
o a
No one knows where ,0 Ci't t?j^V he was this morning. To apply o.'s self to. J J&c'il^ J^sii *
Shudt'er, shiver.
To
disjoin, to undo, to dissol-
difcj
der, to separate a. th.
dii?en-
tangle, to unravel, to
Crowd. Woodj)
jfeol
To
pecker.
They came ^ûriSli aU together.

Terror-stricken.
^.Ifeol >i^l *U-
lose o's temper d^&u: no self-control. To be disjoined, undone, sepa- 'dXju{ rated. To be parted (fingers To be
:
).
undo to have
a. th.
J^^
set free (slave).
To persist in. J CAS o ,:^ -^ To be astonished, thoughtful. JiZjiJ To repent, to regret.

Repentance, regret. XifeJ To be *feii.tj iftt&Jj C|î a *%o -Smerry, lively, jolly. To bring fruit to a. 0. To s *fej enliven a. o. with facetious talks. To joke with a. 0. s Sis
,
To extricate o.'s He has not ceased

standing up.
self from.
CiJVa
^
'diiitCi
C
oÛ
He has not ceased to. To endeavour, to disjoin.

to loose a. th.
0^ ÛUl
1iU:J.I,
DLsjunction, luxation, sepai'ation.
UU
'di
Jaw, D Bit of a horse.

Silliness.
6^^ ^
Corona Borealis
redeeming a
iJifeuj
aJcS
ilfewj
To
eat fruit.
it.
To abstain
4_?CiJ
{constell).
from
Money
a. th.
for
iJlfeis,
To
To
enjoy
To
slander a. 0.
^
rC^
pledge.
Disjoining. Deerepit. Foolish.
jestingly.
*&io
DlS
joke, to jest together.

*+:rT>^j
Joke, merriment.
Wonderful thing,
witticism.
kS^j]
<^^^ ^ xip^S
Disjoining much.
i)fe
^>ifeOl;
Speaking inconsiderately,
incoherently.
Witty,
jovial.
*4'lSj *&is
Resolving
difficulties.
o^^*-iU)
Jolly, jocose.
Asperser.
<% ^t'l j^Vjî. *%J

:;^&J
(tree).
Having much fruit Frait. Sweetmeat.
i^\
Having the shoulder- "iij ^ '5Ci ^ 'cUSl blade out of joint. Part in which the jaws meet.
^fjy
^ X^Ki To
reflect, to
The
fire.
-C^JI zifiS
'J i^la
think
J pî\j J^^j
Fruit-seller.
on, to ponder over.
To notch
sword).
(a
Sj 4 jlsj
!Aa
Cjj
^r
To rout (an army).

[
To recall a. To I'emind
Thought,
th. to
the mind,
J^
a. 0. of.
He is out of mind. îa^ ids- yi 'ji ^ To escape, to ran away. To be jS off. To go back home (workman,
pupU).
idea.
jl?o1
^ ^So,
Reflection. Cares.
Jsd^
j\
s^jSo j \S'P^
Want.
I
do not care
for
it.
^^
it.
JO
*^
To make
a. 0. to
escape, to
t!
Jls
I
go back.
have no need of
\jjL
j J ^60 V
Flight, escape.
^
^J^ ii
olcisj
ÎS
diJ
To
lose flocks.
To
be in a barren
Thou hast no escape

from
I
it.
^
JUj
land.
Swift (horse).
oBi j dij
cOi
:i_ia
nexpected event. Inconsiilerate

action. Last night of a lunar
month.
The event happened

unexpectedly.
s5j> îvi oa=:
be defeated, routed (army). To be notched (sword) broken (tooth). To take the tenth of. Routed, Jyjj J>^1j Jyij
in flight
To
'Jxi\j
[^\j
-jjoSj
(s. Pl')
'J
Blunders, mistakes.
ouus
'
(army).
flight.
J:i^j
Rascal, rogue. Free, escaped.

libertine.
'j >(ij
-^ji
Rout, army put to
-^ Profligate,
^!iS
Notch on the edge of
a sword. Spark. Filings of iron

talk.^,ia j.yS'
Ôffensive,
unbecoming Tight gai'ment.
Wa-
-Jyi
all
sijij ;j3j , J5\i1j ji
^-
cj_^ 'LIT
-H-
terless desert.
To To
split
it
^j
a. th.
asunder.
To
(fjij bjj i o ^jij till (the earth)

If-
Devoid of Jasmine.
good.
^Jl
^j j
^
J^^s
-^
share, to allot
jl ojj
rrJ^j
Bi'eak in a sword.
jiS
a. th.
amongst.
To succeed well. To overcome ( an antagonist

).
^\j
ip r^)i]j
He has afforded his proofs. j;^j_ ^j To ravish the heart of oyj ^J^.
a. 0.
Notch in a sword. -^Fhght. Return ôj from work. Notched (sword), 'jijjj JJIaj j>]j jj^ Broken (tooth). Rolled up (hair). iuSj jj^
Areca, betel-nut. JMj J*J^ "^ To sweep, to walk with jiiUj JiiS -Sa proud gait. To pick the teeth. ^ To go back one by one (party ).jiiS To season (a dish) with fi> jlil
pepper.
To have
the half of the
^Juji -^j
body paralysed. To have the (teeth, legs)

apart.
^
z^d
GJj a tA>
s
To
cui'l
(the hail").
To contend
with.
for superiority
Pepper, pepper-corn,
allspice.
^^j
jiU
To make
a. o. to
gain the
it s
Ûl
fi>
mastery over (God). To adduce clear (proofs). To be chapped (feet). To break (day). ^ To become
paralysed (man).
Success, victory
;
Long-pepper. Pungent, peppered. Crisp,

curly (hair).
jiii;
jiU jla
C;ii
i
P
-^
^^llj
To
To
loose, to set
cSib
c^
^=1.
free a. o.
escape, to
good
iîi^
^j
^
^
îi
clLij
a. th.
cm3j cMj
cJj
luck at play.
Half. Division.
away. D To smuggle
slip
^yi ^
^}ly ^ ^lij
the teeth or the
Measure
for grain.
Width between
Streamlet.
^^
^.Ij
To overtake a. o. To glide away from

person).
a cX> Cj>Uj l:JU^ cJ\i
a. o. (thing, jfci^l
thighs. Daybreak.
To escape from
a. o. (thing).
Small cup,
cup.
coffee- ^^^^.^^yi
^ To ^ o^ P To
^yi]
^jiS
^ zXkj
J|_
long after.
I'ush upon.
diJ
je
He spoke unpremeditately, >>^l

he extemporised.
palsy.
ci^sl.
Dividing in two halves. Hemiplegia,
Winning
at
Two-humped camel. the game (arrow).
Cocoon of silkworm.
^CJ ^
^P
To do, to take a. th. To die suddenly. To be surprised by.
of a sudden.
^
i_i
c4ii
become poor
nipt.
;^ ^ To
e"\ \
become bank-
Having
Disordered Paralysed.
^
ol^Vl
^Û'J
,
-iVU
r-'lJ'
the teeth apart.

:
Atome
rubbish, scale of fish
(affair).
,piXi
Destitution.
r-lU''
Farthing, small copper coin PI

ral).
^h i^j^
Money
(in
?r>L^
-ft-
To
gene-
cleave a. th.
To
b-jl
a tJj
till
the ground.
v
Scales of a
fish.
Money-changer.
To deceive a. o. ^j To be chapped (under-lip). QS To laugh at a. o. to beguile ^

:
^4*
^.U
^ Banki'uptcy.
Havinj^'
him.
round spots (horse). Covered with scales.

^-i).^
To be successful, To live on.
lucky.
^-JixJ-ij
9-Jljl
^
^Ji ^
^Jil
Insolvent, penniless.
^
A
a4^
-
Slit,
chap, crack.
under-lip.
^ji
Bankrupt.
cniulu*,j
o/!a.'..la -H-
Chap on the
Prosperity
;
<W)ij rCa
Palestine.
Philistine.
a phi-
success. Safety,
^yij
.u'\\ j
kliS,
Cultivated ground.
Tillage, agriculture.
;^jii
To become
losopher.
^L'iSjj
^'-ii
^
G
'i>yi^ *i>U,
-r
To
philosophise.
;ilii
Husbandman,
peasant.
Sailor.
^5*-'^
li'^j o^!As
PhUosophj.
Philosophic.
<
Ruffian,
?^^ rough
Philosopher.
Aristotle.
iL-Âs
^ .J^JJU G
of ^jyjLi!!
man. Having the underlip
^.U
.G.is
^.lil
The Philosopher, surname
chapped.
Jij3\j llln ^Jui*
Crack-lipped, chapfi>
To To
unfold (a piece of cloth).
jji
<>
-S-
handed.
escape from (a cala-
^ ^
mity).
To To To
slit a. th.
*
0.
(i-JlS
-ry*
^
--
strike a.
n â'j
To deliver, to save a. 0. s ^jJa To be saved. ^^'ij ^ûuj Â>^ To overlook, to be ^c- C>U o M* -^
inadvertent to
a. th. 0.
Stone of a water-mill.
cut a slice of
a. 0.
îCi ^
lllij
i
urilS
^ cSk
To
ilS
(meat) to
to.
give part of a. th.
To
overtake, to meet a. unexpectedly.
To cut a. th. into pieces. To take the part of a. th.

from.
Liver of camels.
A
a
i>l'j1
ijj
jia\
To surprise a. 0. (affair). To be surprised by.

Unexpected event.
Surprise.
Piece of meat, or
hietal.
iôlj iii
in the
^ ii ^ Soii
Plato (Greek philosopher). ;>'Mi1 To expand, to flatten a. tb.A 9-Jai
G
-S-
Treasures buried
earth.
JJV1 i>u1
-'JL>3l*j i>5vs
Broad and
flat
(bread).
îLJ_, Îkii
,
Sweet-
^Sj5vj j'ij3^*J
To
split, to
cut
* ^j
CdS a
/^
meat made of starch, water and

Steel
a. th.
To
b3 split, cut asunder. A^Kj ^^"^ Crack, crevice, cleft chap ^, on the feet.
:
honey. : pure iron.
iV^'
-if-j
iVy
Cut.
Made
of steel (sword).
ij)^l>
Bronze. Brass.
Rough jUj 'J^jyi,^

be
<>
Piece of a camel's hump.

Distress, calamity.
îj
^ x^
^
<i.\\j
^)Xji
(man ). To declare
a. o. to
^^S
^^
-H-
Cutting (sword).
A^,j. f^ ^
^^
bankrupt (judge).
to destitution.
To reduce To
a. 0.
Made
of
many
pieces
of leather (bag).
To be
penniless, destitute.
lil
"\
Y)
< To
foretell events, to
dlt
split, to cut
/b j^j two halves.
,
jAuij
iiVî] -^
viUs
To
(sli
jjLJ
soothsay.
Globe, siihorical
Hillock, mound.
six\ij vitUj
a. th. in
ills
|
(God)
made the dawn

a. th.
to
Wii)i ji
jirslj jial
body.Celestial sphere, sky.
Weather.
iJ>U
break.
^
js.^
il>?^''
To produce
ful,
wonder-
Astronomy. Astronomic, Astronomer,

astrologer.
duil
celestial.
a ntiaster-piece.
oî%USj
*^%ii
^ ^5^
Any spherical object. Whirl of a spindle.

Felucca, sailing
JJj,S^' ^r
iXa
itdS,
To be cracked, chapped, split, jjii To run swiftly. jluil J jiriij To be cracked, split, 3^\ Crack, split, fissure. jyi ^ jU
Wood
~*S^
-^f-j
split in
two, splint.
to
:
Won-
jis
iui
derful thing. Misfortune.
ship. Ark of Noah. Round-breasted (girl). Sooth-
He has spoken
diiiu-
me
sayer, asti'ologei".
o^fetiivl The two tonsils. ^ To cut off the nose of. n J,:i[ Man of a tall size. Wide-mouthed JJ well. Comb. Numerous (army). < Belgium. Holland. Dutch, iUU, Ts
with his own mouth. Dawn. Ravine between jyjl ^ jia

personally
/if
jiS, ^ ^j^lT
two mountains.
-^
Stocks, bastinado.
hills.
jl
Valley between two
^liis ^^
He has
brought
evil.
^jU
jiij
jli jii;
jU
xaiS
Brand on the ear

Splint, frag-
of a camel,
,r
Belgian, Flemish.
J>(a
*^>^j , ji?
^r
Û
jOs
Such a one. v>U Such (a place), such

I
j>
o^^ j^ -^ ^.y^ ^ V,^

4I.IS -^
ment, half of
a. th.
Wonderful thing.
Splitting asunder. De-
^j
jioSj
(a thing).
s^lLSj 4*;lj
TjijS
Cork, stopper.
God-child.
^ jH^
J^,l3
Cyiia -^
pressed ground.
To
journey.
To
ty^j
)'Ji
-ilc
acquire experience.
To strike a. o. with (a sword ).i_; a To wean (a yOung one). 5 js'jlj Ulj To bring up (a child). To have a colt fit to be weaned. J>1 To engage in a desert.
Colt. Filly.
Causing seeds and .i^lj 1.>JI fruit-stones to germinate (God). Army, body of 5000 men- jJ.'CS ^
Calamity, distress. Cocoon.
Cui'ded (milk).
jili
jj^h
J'^'>
The eggs
C'^\j (Jyîj
G5U ^^-H jVo
jjÂb
'^^1
?r
5r
Desert, >>Ulj
^, j ^^sj oOiJ ^ waterle-ss plain.

Open space, atmosphere.
louse (the head).
fi>
S>U
!Aa
i
have been broken. Of great genius (poet). Kind of peach split in the drupe. j% The same peach when dried. jtii Split. Branded on the ear(camel).JjiiJ To swallow (the contents ^ ,^.115
j^
-f5-
To To
JSj
,CJis
Js
of a ve.ssel).
scrutinise (an affair). To A js study the meaning of (a poem).
^ To become
bearing.
supercilious, over- (^sui

face.
To strike a. 0. with (a sword ).o s To examine (people). S î\j To clear o.'s self from lice. Jl_^ To ask to be loused. J^b li'^
They seek
for
To show a smiling To have
^^ti\ <}[
-{:}-
Cavalier, overbearing,
duit? jaISj
,
^.illi -^j j^^sjiS
fejj o
^3
herbage
in
3>ii!l
oJ^h
*j
rounded breasts To be rounded

(breast).
(girl).
dili~J,|j
diUJj
the desert.
Lousing of the head.
;;u_jj
^,
\a
To apply c's
duously
to.
self assi-
J duib
dita
Black-beetle spotted with white :Q
eÂ)
I
To
Rejoicing, parade. stare, a To be generous.
*iX^
and black. -^ Vent-hole of a gun. Forerunners of an evil. /i*Vl ll!,v5
Skilful
horsemen.
Mouth.
Orifice,
ol^l
?r
^J VJ V
"^
Coffee-cup.
*^l^
fi>
-ft-
opening.
Mouth
of a river.
To
a
bruise (a bone).
&Ji a 7C9
j
To
cancel a. th.
Point of a sword. Two stars in Cancer:
get mastery over, to overcome a. o. Weak, subdued (man). Overpowering the enemy.
To
âj
?iuJ
^JtlL*
Fomeihaut, bright star

Pisces.
in
To
swell the nostrils.

:
To be
J,.j3
~ Star in Pegasus. u"'^^ Belongiug to the mouth. 'J^j [^ Two mouths. P'S^J ,'j^^
To To
|
proud
to
assume a haughty
,
gait.
Colossal, enormous.
jh'^J J^-^ To become weak- S^\j lIuS a ju* -Jiminded (old, sick man). To lie. To commit a mistake. To sit on the top of a hill. jS To ridicule a. o. To be weak5 ji3 minded, liar. To contradict a. o. To
point out the faults
^
of.
adorn, to beautify a. th. a ci o o put off the payment of a
debt.
S To drive on (camels). To deceive a. o. in. J 5 To ask or offer various things. To mix various things to sort. To
fl>
change
(o.'s
mind).
To classify, to diversify a. th. A To give the particulars of an account. To lop a vine. To ask a. th. from, it i SHJij jJVij To weaken the mind of (old age) ^ ^1 To repent of. \ja julj
Large mountain.
Species, sort. Branch,
jji,j
To gather ftjS(men) from various tribes. To be diversified, variously mixed. oUj To be crafty.
To
classify (things).
To
give variety to
î^^
cra\j
a narrative. To urge (a horse) to go at

diflferent
'^^\
-r
jJa
jji^
paces.
CAJVai
i^j
iOJl
Kind, species,
sort.
rî oCiij
o^
o*
bough. Numerous company.
]Mood,
manner. Art,
branch
o>i)l
The divisions By parties.

^
of the night,
jjjl iOil
iSCj^ iSUil
of knowledge.
Wax-candle. jyji ^ fT^s jjj Dotage. Weakness,blunder. iUil ^ aIj

Lie.
Academy. The various branches of

science.
jia
^jiilt
^^
Unthankfulness.
jc- oii
The
turns,
modes
of speech. ^ySsJtcniiSl
Cfjilal
They form one separate ;!>

party,
^
"^
Branch
of a tree.
r-?-j oli*l ?r
Space of time.
i__Ij
Turkish
Effendi.
title.
Su\
*i Jiil
^ s?^^
J
jr.J^'.
Master.
Abundant pasture. Branchy (tree).

Luxuriant
(hair).
:
*_Jj
^S^j '^
Lump
of
îCi
;r
SltjAii,
Thick-haired.
oCj
dates.
Large rock detached from a

jj,\î
ban,
mountain, caravansary.
j'j^ -^
Nux
avellana, hazel-nut.
'j Sjii
way. Inter- crOVal -^ Oyi'^ wisted bough. Obscure discourse. cûw Miscellany. Unevenness in a texture. Ornament, decoration.
Species, sort
Industrious, inventive.
*ii*
Landlord of an inn. Register for reeceipts
[î;
jiCJ ^
Jljii
Skilled in various branches of
J^
tiiii
-ft-
and expenditure.
Paper-lautern. Lighthouse.
learning.
cXj^ ^
j\ji -^
Old and wicked (woman). Party.
*^
Great destitution.
^^
^j^
Crowd.
'Ui
'
Court-yard, enclosure.-jjj
Ti-anaieut, perishable.
"
Lantern. SlandererT
CIlJ
Worn
origin.
To be remiss
^1;^ ^
^_^<i-
in action.
out.
Fi'om an unknown
-Ul
'Oil
Well-room: ^^lli ^ ^lklj^-îj ^ tank of sweet water in a ship. Bowl

for the crew.
J^
- jj^
have not noticed any 'î fault in him. Wiue-measure. Clear wine.
1
^Ûi ^ r.^h'j To foi-get a. th. ^^/^ î _ To become rich. Uii a ;^ ^ To disable a. o. j ii]^ ^-^ Wealth, good. Nobleness of mind, To cause a. o. to forget. - generosity. Good repute. cj a j Strong Weak, unable. xi^Jj ^S "^ ^^'i, ;> (perfume). Weakness, incapacity. xî^j -^ Enriched become i-ich. îj Fault, mistake. To make a. o. to j;i>_, j^ _"^ ^
;
îght-shsLde (plant). To be weak, disabled. î;i a a^-j
U>l ^ ,
Dog or
wolf's muzzle
'J'-r-
pig's snout.
iL.
^:i3
(;.
To be sleepful, neglectful. \j^ a o^S To manage carefully oÛ) loî

a'
^j
lead a soft, delicate life. To enjoy a delicate life after

destitution.
P
-^
a. o.'s
business during his absence.
To live in luxury. Young and fat she-camel).

;
Bi-ought
(
Lynx, hunting-panther.
up delicately
juil^
j^\j ijî
s'j^
^ j^
^
^
gii'l
).
Neglectful, sluggish.
Fnll-grown and
lat youth.
j^
Excellent stallioncamel.
jiU
^
o
^
-î^
diii
j^^l]
^_^|^
^.^
To
be exhausted, out of
breath (horse).
^ ^^
jij,
Sack, large bag. To stay (a place ;.
j>\ii
ft>i
To become rich. Stone-pestle. ,'i,
,i:i1
_- :
"^7^
i^
To apply o.'s self to. To persist in. To eat regulary J Cs>i

with good appetite.
OJ "^
jc duiij
^^^ _
a .il^j
Fure milk boiled with heated z'^^ stones and sprinkled with flour. "' To put an index to a book, a ^î -^
To embark in (an affair). J ^^j " To continue doing a. th.

Wonderful thmg. Assiduity. ^j
Kind of fox
:
^^
j^
To make a
contents
catalogue.
Index, table
ot
marten.
^,^^ ^ ^^_^^^ ^^^^ p

;
Houi- of the night.
catalogue.
To break a. th. io wound a. o. on

neck.
A
the
Ca^l a
><
^S ^
^
j^
-^',
(2^ a jî
ii^ ^
4,
Junction of the two jaws. Root of a bu'd's tail. Foolish (woman).

-Morel {plant).
To overflow
(vessel).
j^Jj ,^j
Ci
Cow,
bull.
To fill up (a vessel). To spread m the sky

(lightniDg).
Thick-haired (woman). Branchy -y^

(tree).
^l, ^.^^ _
^
'
First vertebra of the neck, ji;, ' Wound on the neck.
^2;^
;=^j3
f;'
To pass away, to ui a i-b j^'i -disappear. To be transitory, peVishable. To be worn out to pine, to
;
Broad, wide. He was proBroad, ample.
fade away.
To
luse in speech.
<^^Jji^-jî
" -,.- j
.,-
coax, to blandish a.
0. a.
0.
Jii
To destroy, To destroy
to annihilate a. th.
A j_i1
Ji^j
.â
Perishableness. Nought. The transient world.
.^^^1)
a^
rv
->y
Although he see it, _ojl: _,) ^^ 'cj'^ 'yS> it is beyond the reach of his mouth or hand; i. e. he shall not attain it. Sudden death. clîil Cjy^
Distance, interval. Ii'regularitj.
To understand,
ceive a. th.
to
pei-
ojUj
/.)
Acting
in his
its
own way. (m.

perfume
cool (day).
c-iS*
Îs
-K-
To spread
(musk).
o.'s self.
G.^ o
To be
a. o. to unders- a s ^^\j tand a. th. To understand by degrees. ^ ^r*^ To try to understand a. th. -^ To be understood. ^^\ To understand each other. ^lij To qustion a. o. about. A a ^^îL.\
To make
To take the To run

(man).
droves.
fresh air.
To
cool
^y
îs"i
Intelligence, understanding,
(horse).
To hurry on
flocks
conception of the mind. Interrogation, question.
^.Iîill
To send
to
water by
The interrogative particle. ( ji )

Intelligent, sharp.
j,\ii^\\
Sj>
To be
hurried, urged.
t-^-^
Party,
^^ -^j
To
Collection of men, of animals.
troop.
In separate bodies,
forget, to overlook jc \'j^ o
^
-^
--
a. th.
To be a man
by
(a-lâl t^-lîl
of
weak judgment.
Clyj
(J'_^
Valerian (plant).
^] ^ -^
parties.
To
1^'la
-{f
elapse
o ol
Upland. Party, band.
(time).
CGhyj ia-jyj G^y T-is To bleed (wound). To diffuse its perfume ^JUij
(cooking-pot).
Toboil
To become intense To shed (blood). To make a

(flower).
(heat).
He died. c^^j Cj^ To miss (an opportunity). 5 CjI^jO ~ To faU to attain a. th. The time of prayer is o^^\ c-îS
elapsed.
a Û1
(cooking-pot) to
boil.
To
cS^'î -r'^
outgo, to outstrip
a. 0.
^
pass,
s c.l5
Diffusion of an odour.
in. ^
An
exhalation of odour.
(wind).
x^^
Cuiy
o ^l
-}f
To
enter (a bouse), d
fade
To
cj^
To blow
To
^ To
away
(flower).
abate (heat).
^ To
'i'j\^\
insert, to introduce a. th.
oJS
Do avoid middayheat.
ills, iksl
into.
To break wind. To die. To remain
îSlj
-S-
in the
\S^ o
ila
To cause a. 0. to miss a. th. A i cl^l a To let a. o. pass. To outstrip a. 0. To do, J <ap cjj^
to decide a. th.
possession of its owner (property).
without consulting
To mix a. th. with. To cause the loss of To g?ve (goods) to a.

Tuft of hair on
the temples.
_j
*
ii*l
another.
a. o.
0.
}i
To
A
p\'y^
vals.
follow at inter- (jjjujj CjjCj ojCs To contrast with 0, another.
i\'J>\
c^
yj>
Temple of the head.
Large bag.
Hoariness appeared on his temples.
To be distinct, unhke. He found out a locution. To exercise authority

upon
a. 0. in.
(^ys" Cj(:H
J ^yi
4j'(^
U-
~
V
jJS^
*-i^l
\j3
He
j\ 'CiJI
followed his
own
^j
'^f-
Side of the tent, or ^sii^l the valley.

Spendthrift, prodigal.
i^
advice without consulting them.
*l>ii
To
boil
fiercely (cooking-pot).
j\i ^ CO;^j Oj^j \y^ To be roused
Nothing can be done without his consent. Space between two fingere.
oliij
Cj\'J>'\^
Ci'^
a. 0. in.
To
hold a conference
with
a. 0.
To ferment ( wine ). To ( anger ). throb (artery). To spurt forth (water).
To
be copai'tners in (an
j l^jU7
affair).
o. a.
To
consult, to converse with
To
diffuse itself (per-
Cljlyj
\j\j>
upon.
chief.
fume).
i5^> -JJ
'
People without
To make a
* jy
j jl3b
'3>'
'Ci^>Sj ^yo'y'ij jX^. iS^^'y* ^*V They are all equal. They have no chief.
(cooking-pot) to boil.
Ebullition. Fit of passion
:
hurry.
oj
'j^
yy>
They live in anarchy. They hold property ^4; J^î in common. <^ Commuoist, socialist. Delegation, power of attoi'ney
jurisdiction.
He came back
^4J \'yA
instantly,
'^ ,f3
j*jil
u-
Immediately, in a hurry.
J!f>-^>s
:
Vehemence of heat, of anger. The hour following night- '\

fall.
%j'^
i.!l
jîîui
Food given
*^JU/!
Xi>j\ji'
to a
woman
after
s3;j(^
Conversation, conference.
childbirth. Fenugreek.
Property held
in
_xi>juj
X^l,;--
Irons of the tongue (of a

balance).
Boiling. Anger, passion.
common. Communism.
Waist-wi-apper. it'^ ^ iyy - Jay -ft<> Napkin, towel, apron. Kerchief. To put a waist-wi'apper on a. 0. s l^s
PL
Gazelles.
To die. Aroma
Insects
CU-lyj C&-y> o J^ls of a perfume. xt^s p,y Strength of a poison.
-W-
-H-
His anger was excited. Foam of boiling water. Boiling fiercely.
To To
ollA^J' c*la vomit (sick person). ^^.f <>

in.
swarmed
Hot-tempered (man). Spring. < Water-spout, jet Typhoon. d'eau.
diffuse itself (odour).
u.*y
^\s
-{i-
To
acquire, to obtain
(j^s
j^
-ft-
Exhalation of a perfume.
Suffocating (smell).
sty
Si;
Is
a. th.
To
put the thumb-nail (j'/t o cils upon the nail of the forefinger to mean I will not give or I have not
:
To escape from. To save o.'s life. To die, to perish. To flee, to run away. To go
a desert.
^
<î^
into
JlS
jyj
jjl
received so
little
as that.
^\'^]
nails.
Zijtj
(iî
Bull's bladder.
^ ^yj ^-^
ciy
(f
To get
enable
a. th. for a. 0. a. o. to
To
a. th.
^^ s ji^l
Whiteness of the
obtain
Pellicle of a stone-fruit.
Victory, success. Safety, delive

ranee.
He has not
tasted anything,
Jb
Having white stripes
ei>ij jly'i
(garment). To overcome, s C3lyj fJy JIj to surpass a. 0. To be above a. o. A To sob. ^ To awake from CSly
sleep.
victory, a success. e'y^ Tent with two poles. Refuge. Desert, olji'j hA^ O^' To float on the surface Ci^S ^p^ -^ of water.
?-.
To
:
recollect a. th.
Jl
To gasp (dying (J\j>j Gjî *-i^ man) to die. To break (an arrow) on C5^
To To To
set a. th. afloat,
explain (words).
intrust a.
o.
^ ^y -^ A ^yi - ^y ^ Jl^ * js^ jals ^

give jurisdiction
with an
Jls
to.
affair.
To
To
the notch. be bro- Oyj
To
Cs>'jj Csls a
3y>j a Jls
ken at the notch (arrow).
give (a woman) in marriage without I'eceiving a dowry. To be equal, copartner of j 5
jaji*
6y
kings, two milkings.
*v
^
To make a notch to (an arrow). * J^ To make (a young one) to drink (milk) by intervals. ^ To awake a. 0. To remind a. o. of. To prefer a. th. to. a j^ To put the CSIyl^ 3'J>h ^Jl^l JlSl
ic.
He remained
in
Gly VI <^.
>G'l
my
Gasp,
house but a short time. clyl T-^3 *2s,lj <jpi ^ (Jly

J^'l
^îj
death-rattle.
Broken at the notch (arrow). He has partially jÛ J^jU

succeeded.
fi>
To
jjji
Excellent (poet).
Broad beans.
Thyrne, mint.
Seller of
J^
-Jl'
notch of (an arrow) on the bowstring. recover o.'s senses af-^^^ JUillj JlSl ter (a swoon). To awake from (sleep, intoxication). To recover from (a
disease).
:
siJy n
broad beans.
bread.
:
J)^
< To remember
To To
to recollect.
J^x3
ic-
To make
Bread
:
J^
any grain used
^.Ij
-ft-
rise, to raise o.'s self
above,
wheat
^^
^
drink by draughts.
To
* JjU
JliLllj
for bread. -^ Chick-peas.
Ear of Swan.
(a
corn. Pinch of a. th.
^^
oy
a
waste away o.'s goods. To milk a (she-camel) by

intervals.
oy
To pronounce
t_, e^Xi^ ,Cy o o^ word, a discourse). To be wide-mouthed. Cy a s To create a. o. with a great 4^
To be broken
(arrow).
at the notch
To
fall info destitution.
To
mouth (God). To have a s suui
i/'lsj 5 sijCi/i ojla
gasp and sob (dying man). Large bowl filled with food. Cooked olive-oil.
Destitution, poverty.
private conversation with a.
0.
To To To
enter into the orifice of. A oÛ hold a conference together, ejlij eat and \i.\ici~ (j C*U:-ll \izJ-l^
Panicle. On, upon,{ opp. to c-' above, over, more, on high.
J>S
From
above, towards
J'y
Jl.,
J^
drink
much
after dearth.
a\'^^
(
the upper part.
Mouth, orifice. My. mouth.
^ i-J-J '^J ^ for all cases ) *j
We
remained more than a month.

(
^^
J'^ tiJ
)
Perfume. Species, tjj^^j olyl r j^ kind. P/. Aromatics Small mouth. He fell dead on his face. I spoke to him in pri'J J[ vate, mouth to mouth. "Width of the mouth. o'y Madder, plant used for dyeing. Syj }
Superior,
upper.
opp. to 'dj^j
'i,^>*
Tip of the tongue. Jl}j1j J^ ,, Jy Notch of an arrow. First way : manner, direction.
He went away and not come back.
did |y ^'Sj'jSV
May
such a one die
^^^
Ji
Mouth,
entrance. o\*y t **^ Crater of a volcano, o^lnJI <*j> Eloquent. Glutton. ^**j *^
orifice,
Notch of an arrow. Notch of an arrow.
o>^ a> j J^S
J^
^ *J^
Talk. Backbiting.
xij'i
Entrance of a
lyj ol^sb valley. Crater of a volcano.

-J
oUy
Milk collected in the udder Ji.>,lii between two milkings. Recovery from a disease, from Xj/^\
intoxication. Rest, intermittence.
Wide-mouthed. >* Opeuing a large wound

thrust)
;
Gk^
(spear-
Superior, excellent.
Superfine. -^
iJy ^
xlJaJI
jj,l3
large-mouthed (well). Aromatised ( drink). Jii Dyed with madder (cloth). ^''^^ -
Awake, remembering.
jj,li
Supernatural.
Time between two
sue-
3\'^j J'}*
evr
-ft-
To hasten, to hurry on. ^Vsi ^\i\ To bleed (wound). Cu^j G,li ^li To boil (cooking-pot). To be verdant (spring). (a-ySj bto To spread themselves for G.li a ^tij a raid ( horsera.'n ). To be broad
i
-ft-
Prepontion meaning In, into, j amongst, during. With, in company of. For, for the sake of. Upon. By (m multiidication, proportion). Concerning. In comparison with. In the house c^Zi\ j
:
-ft-
(place).
Amongst
a.
tli.
people.
îcJi
To squander
give
a. th.
away
to
^ ^s
^jLj n'J
with profusion.
in a
Abundance of lierbage
plain.
Spreading for a raid (horsemen). ^Ca Spread out (o horsemen). ^G j^^ Immense (sea). Generous. "^vij Extensive (land) ^^ ^ 'UJ ^
;
^]
-
large (house
).
To spread (perfume). To turn aside from.
OviJij fcls
^ll
^>. Îi1
Saucer, cup. Abundant pasturage, yjj Vehement heat.
such a year. \JS'<l^j During few years. cni- ;.iw J He came with his retinue. <S'j7> j (?. He has spent his .Oit J^xZ^J *!& Jjlj wealth for the sake of God. Chapter the first jj23\ J JjVI cjVJI On the fear of God. What is the present e^0\ J CJjJI U world in comparison with the life to come. Five multiplied by thi*ee. y^^ J ^LlJ. Its length ^'j'i\ ^tijj J (s.\y^ OjL:J- ^j^
In
:
is of
50 cubits by nine
is.
in breadth.
^.j -^
To
continue, to last.
To
IXs
ils -^
pass away.
There There
is not.
jiji
Uj
,j
('
To accrue to a. o. (benefit). J To have a haughty gait. aîj ^ To lend a. th. upon interest, a a!s To do service to give s Sifjl^ ilil (property) to. To acquaint a. o. with. To derive profit from. ^j i\l~J.\j To impart knowledge o. to a. ojU.^ To do service o. to a.
:
>
To
turn, to
change
*Ci_7j,Uij
I'slS
(shade).
fi>
Saffron.
Utility,
j^J
To return, to come back to. Jl, To take a. th. as booty. Uf.lJj To give much shade (tree). *iJj \3 To turn round (shadow). ia1 To give back a. th. to. jyS y. To shade o.'s self in 3J G To seek protection
fi>
ff^
(ft
advantage,
profit. -^
jj/^ ^ Interest on money.
^jj'ii
towards
a. o.
Owl. Lion. Walking elegantly. ii!* Having a proud demeanour. SiDj Advantage, profit. Wealth. Silal
Shade. Booty made by Moslems.
'J^j -Ual
J'
Expression
of
Jy
!
ivonder
or grief.
Knowledge.
Useful, profitable.
Having a complete meaning (word).

seclude o.'s
self.
jî
my wealth wealth
!
*'^ ^j t'^' G j 'j' G Oh! Alas! for my wonder what a

!
Retui-n.
:ci:ij
jL^
*^,
To
jiijt
Jlj ^
^^,
Detachment, party
of soldiers.
oJ.Aj olis,
^
^'.
Nervous, muscular. To boast falsely.
(l^ \J,^}h
Cs-l^,j
Shade. Booty.
-L^
To
in
vie with. a. o.
î^*
cA4^
He came
at the
o5A*
*L13
U ji S
'\jki
boasting
to utter vain
threats
against.
heels of such a one. Submitted to Moslems (country,
To boast falsely of. To give up a. th.

Boastful,
^ ^*ij
person ).
^
jij^j j,\^j jj\i
~ "
Shaded
place.
j^j
^^^ ^
stji*
humbug,
Courier. Party of men.
^j P
Distinguished chief
ji\^
Messenger.
oYl
Flood-season of the Nile, j.!)! oUal* D Interest (on money). J^J^ Overflowing (torrent). Bountiful ja^
To
I
peneti*ate into
J CaJ
j;i^
ij\j
-ft-
counti'y).
have not ceased doing

it.
cJA
(man). Spread,
^,
je\JdL^j
ja^L^j
J'\X
divulged (news).
Ample (coat of
land.
mail). Extensive z^\ii
To have the fingers parted. To slip fi'om (the hand). To px'ODOunce distinctly.
It is
îjl
^
^SUsJI
l*
unavoidable.
u^-4* *-
Todie.
"
To cause
a. o. to die
(God).
s Jiial
To be abundant. To overflow. To flow (blood, water). To spread out (news). To be filled up, to overflow {î
(vessel).
Desert, waterless land.
He gave up the ghost. _io To awake a. o. To remind

a. 0.
lils
J\.s -if
j3
-^
He revealed his secret. To come out from.
^)L; Sjjo
^/>
jsiS
To
excellent verses.
die.
^J-h '-^ ~
^f
fill
,
To compose
jji
His soul has departed.
c-î*
ja\j^
Clucking of a cock.
jj
j^^
To pour
(a liquid).
To
'
(a
fit
Man
of tall stature.
vessel) to the brim.
To be
jlljj ,^yjj
y^j SJ
Jii
-tt-
To go from a
in a
(
place to another
jaiSl
weak, unsound (judgment). To judge (an opinion) to be

erroneous.
crowd (pilgrims). To I'uminate
* J^
jiij
J:^'-
camel).
To grow up (plant, youth). Eleph- i^,j Jj^j JCil ^ iLj, V ant. -^ Bishop (at chess).
Ivory.
To engage in (a conversation), j To win a. o. o^J Jc To pronounce (a word dis- XJ^,

)
tinctly.
Barbadoes leg
(disease).
Cuckoo-pint (plant).
Elephant-driver.
j^l l^ jî li j^l ol'iT

^ Ji3 j^,^ jjiij JU
;)l!j
To shed tears (eyes). To spread about (news). The valley is covered \yfS
ja-kj
^liSj,!^
j:>\'ji\
Of weak J\y\ jj_, judgment (man). Unaoudness of judgment.

Bulky, fleshy.
with trees. To ask a. o. to pour water. uÛ River. Abundance, projaji ^ jal3
fusion. Generosity.
xiCJ
^d j^
^jiii^
i
Little
Young ones
of the elephant.
from much from a sea.
a drop j^^
^/>
j^
To come, ^ To be
to arrive.
CJ
olS
-i^
stingy.
-^ .\varice.
jila
Press,
Time, moment.
Land profusely watered. ^^yi c/'^ CPJ^ movement of a crowd. i^^\^ Abundance, redundance. jaJlSj oLa^
JV
OYo
To bray (ass). To roar (lion). To dote (man). To emit a To swell out (skin).
-<>
^.^'.^ -a
To croak
raven).
sound.
Croak of a raven.
Cowry,
sea-shell.
liar.
_Xi
oUllj w|LI
Garrulous,
Rougli.
White of eggs. To eat, to drink a. To drink to excess.

Gi'eat drinker.
th.
C/Gj C'G a
<-M^,i
'"i-'j'J
^^
Wooden
clog.
<>
vc?^* f
Partridge
Saipe.
V^> ^ P
Large
vessel.
To be
foul,
hideous, ugly.
To be
x>^j
To dry up To cut off,

^
(herbage).
to sever
fj
Â v^j^ LS
i
LiJij lJ
abominable (deed).
(the hand). -^
To
lift
(a stone).
To render
a. o. fi>j s ^_, ,b4j a inl3 or a. th. ugly, hideous, foul (God).
He rose and went out from the place.
^'^\
To
-J.
iJ
j
To disapprove a. th. He showed the foulness ii;Lj

of such a one's doiogs.
To be
oS^j Js- ^^>
disorderly (crowd).
G^
become dry (fruit). To heal (wound). To gnash the teeth CjlJj Uj i

(animal
).
To outrage a. o. s ^J\ To commit a foul deed. ri'Jl To find a. th. abominable, hi- * 9^ji~j,(^ deous. To disapprove, to loathe a. th.
Deformity, ugliness,
turpitude.
To be emaciated belly). To wither (plant). To build

(
C-l a
w^
^J^
cupola.
iiCi^
^j
ij
^J.s
Shame
thigfi.
to
Joint of the
him shank and the

J- iJj Jîj
^ C|j
tjij
?tj-sj
^13
To render a. th. convex. a To be surmounted by a dome w4ij (building). To bulge. To stoop (man). To enter (a dome). Head chief, king. Stallion. Piece IJ
fin
;
Ugly, shameful,
^Ci ^
CJ
^^
inserted in the opening of a shirt.
abominable.
^^j
Sheave of a pivot.
4-
Shaft of a ba-
Shameful action,
turpitude.
^ *i^
lance.
To bury To have
dead).
(the dead).2( Cniij 1^5 iojâ -Jia grave dug for (the s J^\
Chief of a tribe. Sacrum. Lankness of the belly Aloe arborea [plant j.
1^
To have
a. 0. buried.
To
per-
Dome.
Pavilion.
tent.
-fy-
i_i^?->
^ ^ "^
mit to a. o. to bui"y a dead person. Gi-ave, tomb. jZl ^ J^ l^Sj M^Mi_^J ajîj oJ^'J ajy>J ej\
Leathern
building,
Palankeen. Vaulted
c)Cj!ljl sililjl*!*
Steeple.
The Tabernacle
Lark (bird). Long and white
j.
Ui
raisiu.
^ j^
Lantern of a bat-fowler. PL Bea- jCi ters insnaring (game) into a net. Beau-caper {plant). iii;il jCi Depressed (ground). j^j lAij 3',nJL jf AJ'* w -T^J S^'V''.?
Bui'ial-ground, cemetery.
(amongst the Israelites). The dome of Islam i. e.Basi*ah.^>LLyl*! > Collar of a garment. v.^^' *^* The year after the next. Thunder. Rain-drop. Cutting (sword). Thick (nose).
Slender in the waist.
'^_S
'CJ
Sepulchral. Keeper of a
'jîl^j '4^>J
Emaciated by fasting. Sui'mounted with a copula,

vaulted.
<>
cemetery.
Convex.
Jai
To contract, to restrain a. th. /b ja'^\j To receive money. He abstained from gras- ^s. i lu
piDg-
0Y\
|
Cyprus
ja'^
|
(island).
Pure copper, ^'j^

u-i^*'j i a. o.
-^
jaL>
!
Bagpipe. To ask or take
:,*
jh T
i
t^^*
^
~
fire
from
To
learn
To take a. o.'s soul (God). To dart forth (bird, horse). He was taken by death. To give to a. o. (money) in
ja'Jj\j
a. th. from. To teach a, o. To

] | I
catch
CJit >
^r-^b
ja^
a
? jût
(a disease).
the hand. To pick up and set th. apart.
To give fire to a. o. To borrow passages from

book.
Origin, source.
ts
^31
^'^\
,_â?
fi>
To .'V'Strain a. th. Togrpsp the hand of a. o. s ^JG To make a handle for (a sword). *j2j1 To be wrinkled (skin). To be
costive (belly).
Firebrand lighted fii'e^Ci* wood taken from a fire.

:
j ^-il
Hastines.s.
Loan
received.
i_is
Acquisition of knowledge.
^)l
^\.'.-~\
To shrink from. To rush towards. To deliver (goods) and money

to a.
0.
:
Hand.some-faced,
lt-jA*
,_;_jU^
Live coals. Firebrand.
To be contracted to shrink. Ja~j To crouch before leaping (lion). To be taken, grasped. To be distressed. To hasten in. J t/3-Allj To receive money from. ^^ ja'îJ\ To take a handful of. ^^ i^: u^~jI
fi>
Lighted firewood. Hasty : seeking fire. Hook and eye. Buckle.
i
jO
ialjt
x't'A
,
,j~^ Te
To take
a, th.
fi,
^j
^'.%
with the end of the fingers. To take a pinch of. To hinder a. o. from quenching y ^_^j
his thirst.
Grasp. Seizure, Receiving of
ja'^
To run
at full
gaUop
Ca-s
^Ja^
money. Property taken

Death.
(horse).
in posse-ssion.
jal
Hastiness, quickness.
iils
To be big-headed. To swanu on (a tree

locusts).
CaJ a
:
^ja^
is.
^jJL~i3j
The thing came

into his possession.
<iaJ J
v^tji
jCo
To take a pinch of. Heap of sand. Crowd

Pain in the
liver.
^p u^*'of people. ^'J
z^
Handful.
l^j *^
TJa'A
Bigness of the
food.x.i.^sj
^t
Able manager of flocks. Quickness. Rush. Grasping strongly.
<^^j J^^
S.bJj j^CJ
head. Pinch, handful of
*-^j
Nimble,
lively.
<^ ^^
t/*^'
^j^]
Contraction. Aversion. J^^'\ Grasping. Tax-gatherer. Astrin- â5 gent 'food).
Swift (horse).
Big-headed. Fleet ^:j

(horse).
l.iJ
The taker
e. i.
of the souis the Angel of death.
ÔJÎ
J"^
Earth heaped up. Vehement run.

I
<^^>j
^-J Ja3
Lively, quick. Assiduous, attentive.
ja^
^^
j
\
Swift
]"un.
Shackles for race-horses. ^ysjU/J û^^ took it according iiliil .j^jJJI Jp to the measure.
Handle, hilt of a jauJOJi ^ jÂ^j ja'^'^ sword. Crouching before leaping (lion), ja:&i To grasp a. th. To Wi o i^ -^ fi> mix. to collect th.
\
To
seize o jt ji ^ A Ca;* jt^ with the hand, to grasp a. th. To discharge, to remove a. o. ^p ^
i
-{J-
from.
To
constipate (the bowels
food).
Y
To be responsible To be affected
for.
cP
;"u'
^
a
^cS o jJj jJi

i
jJj
!A1
o J^
To shudder with fear. jj'LT -^j Ja-5 To make a. o. to shudder. 5 Jais ^

<>
with convergent sti'abismus.
Shudder.
Copts. To give a kiss to. A>j 5 j!3 Jl^l) iaI5 To make a. o. to guarantee A A Copt. Coptic. 'jfiJ ^ 'J^~j 'J^'îi * Fine Egyptian linen." a. th. To hold a. o. responsible for. bCi" .^ "'l^"* To be seated opposite, to Aj s jjfi Preserve, ''^'ij J^-^>j i^'^h ^0 face a. o. To be in opposition (stars). sweetmeat. Woollen cloak. Small locust. 1,^ < To correspond to. Captain of a ship. uli>;Vs dj oliJ To collate (a writing) with. ^ To compensate a. th. with another. To conceal the head in (It^j a -Hits skin (hedge-hog) in his cloTo Wc'lcome, to receive jp jJlj 5 thes (man). a. 0. kindly. To advance against a. o. To To be out of breath, to pant. CiJ To become intelligent. Jls'l To drink eagerly. thrive: to be abundant (harvest). To gnmt (pig). To To be covered with plants oCJil; Q-CSj (tCi <'J
fi>
<>
(soil).
roar (elephant).
jtj J[ jJl prefit s jS\
j!i.j
To come foi'th. To bring a. o. in the

sence
of.
To go southward. To receive, to take

hear (a prayer
:
To ramble in (a country). j t^ ^ To pull out a. th. 4> ^j uJ To drink from (a skin). a ,3b ~ To enter (its nest bird). j ^'i.
,
:
a. th.
God).
To To become a
fi>
sui'ety for.To as.sume (an obligation).
Small cup. Hedge-hog. Calyx of a flower.

Bugle.
<>
^j
^
i;ii
To meet together face To front o. a. To be

(stars).
to face.
in
jj\xj;
Vai'iegated bird. Veiled (woman),
i^^
opposition
Cap: conical bonnet.

Fearful.
Xi's -^
^Woollen cap. Conical hood fÂl^x^

fi>
To extemporise (a speech). J-fJi. To begin (an affair) anew. To come forward to en- fi>j 5 Jjii-^t counter a. o. To come in the presence in front of To anticipate
;
^CJ
^.ui
Hedge-hog. Stupid. Measure of

capacity.
Silver or ii-on
pommel
of ^1:3
<i..J
a sword.
a. th.
To recover from (iUness). To be future, to be about to

come. To be squint-eyed.
Before,
(
^
Jlii.^1
OvÎj 'S3{
'jLl
Grunt of a pig. Horses late in a race. Huge, enormous c^*r* (man, animal). D War-ship. Pontoon.
*-r^5j **r-3
^\y
'r
^'-^*
jiil
"^
opp. to
j^J
^^j-^j
j\
'jil
To
receive, to
finj
^ Vjilj
V^s
JJ
beforehand.
Before that. du'i jll Before {with a verb). Forepart, front side.
I
d'i 'jLl
o1 Ji?
meet a. 0. To accept (a proposition). To blow from the v^j v^sj 5^1* Jll
south (wind).
To busy
about.
o.'s self
jt Jt'b
a. th.
,
5^
!SJ.
o
a
go towards
thee.
To undertake
fi>
Llsj %,%j y^h yctj %%j %^ i~:Yj saw him in front, face to face. Summit of an opposite hill. Conver-j;*
To
put thongs
to
j:5lj j^jaj
to (a sandal).
To come,
(time).
draw near jj'lj
yl* a J^>
;Jl3 a
gent strabismus. First appearance of an object. Extemporisation. Henceforward. j^j j^ î
To
receive a child at his
jJ
birth (midwife).
j;di Seated opposite. Noble-born. Noble by both parents. S.^jJ-j Jjii^

Confrontation. Collation of jjut? aiJli^ two texts. Opposition of two stars.
Power, influence. have no authority

that.
jj
for JlJ
of.
**
4. '^
In front, in the presence
Coming. Next (year). Auspicious, jj* j!ii Patched (garment). S+ill young. ^CJjl jliS/l Opposite. Encomatei-ing. Futm-e jJi;.;^
(time
;.
In his hands, next to him.
To penetrate
country).
into
Cj_^
CAt
-S-
On his behalf Opposite side of the horizon. Direction to Mecca. -^ South. He cannot dis- z'J:^ Vj "iilS llui J iJ G tinguish the front from the back
i. e- he knows not what to do. Seat your houses jLl j^p_ l^jLU
To weigh
yard.
<>
a. th.
with a
steel-
u>3
To flee To be wrinkled,
ted.
To weigh away at full
a. th. in
the hand
ojsl
opposite,
speed.
oCjI j
a Southern. South-wind. Upper
contrac-
o^{
lli
Egypt.
Love-philter. Amulet.
Kiss, n
iJ
SLj iiJ
Hurry, haste.
Steelyard,
Track
of
jî.7_,, jij
iLs
oCJ
(insect).
olîjjfrj jlia-
a beast.
Wood-louse
\^'êigher.
Blackbeetle.
'j^\J
of.
Thong of a sandal. Campion [plant). He is unable to jCi

distinguish anything.
Jtldl
Jul xloi*
"^
VLII
<J^
Weighing
*5^
<
Craft of a weigher.
:Ji;3
Suretyship, warrant. Obligation
dCs
i~JiJ
To
pluck, ta take off
1^5 o
111
-|:i-
assumed.
Opposite, in front of him.
I i
a. th.
with the
fingers.
To
raise
iJilj <f-j
(building.
To
collect (saflfron).
fi>
Welcome, kindness, approbation. Acceptance.
J_^sj
To bend, to fold a. th. To put th. in order. To cut out (a gown). -^ To render a. th.
vex.
ts
fin
JJ
J^
Midwife.
Surety, warrantor. Consort.
Class of men.
Js-^J Jjr*
con-
'"^j
~ To wrong a. o. J* To have the shape of a cupola. JiJ To clothe o.'s self in a gown. To
bulge out.
~ J? ^
V
j^
From
this side,
from
jyi
Jr-^l 'i* j^
this point of view.
He cannot
little
dis-
^ ;iLJ o_^
'
tinguish a comer from a goer.

o.
To To To
follow a.
step by step.
ô>^
before, a while ago.

(tribe).
!^
hide o.'s self from.
^ J>Ml
Nomadic
set things in order. * ^J[ Testudo, besieging ma- <::s1 -^ ^ jl^ chine. ^ Vault, cave, underground
j;Cl ^ iljj covering a well. Bone of the skull. Coming, ariival. Thriving. JCil.
Opposition of two stars.
to come, the future.
Afflicted
Stone
Time JC^J, [
room. Man's gown with

sleeves.
full
tLSl
--
'Uj
Interval, space.
'Ul
Wine-drinkers.
Collecting saffron (woman;.
'Cj^
jij
with a con- jj ^ >li ^ jIjI vergent squinting. Receiving, meeting. Next (year), jjil Receiving the bucket from the
water-drawer.
Liable to.
slfi
Contracted, thick-set.
Fat.
'^
Space, interval.
Desert.
^ Ji
"
Ji>
-^
Subject to death, mortal.
o>iU
Ji\J
"x;CJ
Midwife. Pi. Beginnings of.jîyîuS Ability, liability to. ^ Appetite. xx
JS
To
deceive o, a.
sufficiency.
(
j;'l3;
Stinginess. Scanty food.
Jasi'j
J^
Bare
Dust.
To To To To
lie
to slander.
G5
fi>
falsify (a conversation).
follow the footsteps of a.
^J * c^Jj o. Ji ii
fi>
SlitSj o'Jdj jaS
(spy).
collect little by Uttle. To arrange a. th. To gather to cook aro;
Side, region.
Hut
of a hunter.
Short arrow. The lurking one, the devil. e'J^ ySj Smell of cooked meat, of aloes- jUs wood. First appearance of hoariness. jjis
j^\ ^ JSj Ja jv_ ^ sSn! jt,,; ^ s3^
*
fit
ci-*
matics.
To
extirpate, to snatch a. th.
i-iil.
Lie.
Luzern
fodder.
^J
Mimosa
(plant).
Head of the nails of a coat of mail. Light, comfortable (saddle. JîC-j J^

shield).
[
Backbiter, calumniator False reports.
To
j^j J^\j j^sj jti
j\.
lis
feed a.
0.
with
Ui5 o
w5J
-ft-
Sting}-.
roasted tripes.
Guitar.
j'sîj
-^^1
j^::? "^
Dust-coloured.
yisl
To saddle (a beast). To impose a severe

'
(IhJ C;>U
,^1
To be
vile.
U.^5 a ;i*
^
^5
^^j
oath upon
a.
o
,
Hive in a rock. Wood-fretter.
Intestines, guts.
Pack-saddle.
To
kill,
to put
5
^f-
vi;a7j
a. 0. to
death,
for
!^ o To beat a.
J:*
o.
Hump, hunch.
Hump-back.
Saddled beast. tree used as ^03 jc -ftfodder for camels. Tragacanth-tree.
un-
mercifully.
He slew him
avenging his ^\, iis brother's murder.
Thorny
To commit suicide. i^ To allay (hunger, cold). To mix

fit
To prepare fodder for (a camel), s xi% Frame of a J^\j i^s_, ^lijl ^ jc^ j.^
\
(wine) with water.

j
camel's saddle.
I
To know a. th. thoroughly. |^^ /b To perpetrate slaughter s jSj

amongst.
To live scantily. \jjhj Vj^ o j^ * To be barely sufficient (sustenance). To give bare susteip J\fij ^%j J^
i
To wage war
with
a. 0.
vii-ij
V^sb S^^' J'^

.oil
nance to
(o.'s family).
To
I
May God
God
bless
curse him
!
exhale its odour (cooked meat).
^j
Ij^l
a J^j
him What
iS-Ja>\
(/>
iUll
an eloquent man
To expose a. o. to death. s Jiji To apply o.'s self strenuously to. J j:^ To walk in inclining the ilLjl J To To To
body (woman). fight with one another, die from madness.
risk, to jeopardise o.^s
jifjij jjUj
To cleave to a. th. jS\j J^ To emit its smell (cooked meat). J^ To fumigate o.'s self in order J
fi>
not to be scented by wild

(hunter).
beasts
J~-Jl
j_JsiZ>\
To bring things together. ojJ To lie in wait (hunter). To be j^>1 reduced to destitution. To perfume
o.'s self.
life.
Violent death
murder, slaughter, Ji5 manslaughter. Capital punishment. ^ Thrashing, drub.

;
To be angry. To prepare to (fight). To lurk in wait for game

(hunter).
J^
~
-*-^.
Enemy,
foe, fighter.
JO3I
Ji_|
Gallant. Similar, alike.
To ti"y to deceive To depart from.
a. 0.
^
^
f^
To abound
(land).
in
(
*iSi1
OA-ft-
cucumbers
î^
-^j
l25
\Sl
'(!i3j
murder.
-^
thi-ashing, a drub. tij
Way
Dj
of killing.
y^
'_îii_5
Cucuniis
Horrible
way
of killing.
sativus, cucumber. Elaterium^ squirting cucumber.
jlisJ'
'^,
Weapon. Strength. Remainder. JtS War. fight. < QuaiTel. iSu>_, JC3
Killing, murderer.
iirSj Ju3 ^ JjG Deadly (poison). Wolfs bane, kind of aconit. ^;iJI
Virginia snakeroot.
*!>JI 'l^s
Cucumber-bed.
"o'yi^j
lois
^.
-ft-
To craunch cucumbers. To cut cucumbers.

Yellow cucumber
:
o Js*
Apoq/mum,
Murderer.
Slayer.
dog's bane.
jiij jr*
^JKjl
j^\
j^
Jcii\
(?./)
J^s
gherkin.
fi>
To
provide
o.'s self
j\_3
-II-
J^j
JlrSj
'îj
jfs
^ (m.
/".)
j^
Jiis
witli furniture, utensils.
JNiurdered. Slain.
%yj\~)j ej\%
,
i
House-furniture, utensils.
Vital part of the body.
J7_u;i
To acquii-ew (ealth ).A^sij C3 J^~ -STo soil a. 0. with dejection. fn To give to a. o. the ^^ Ij Ci* o ^ss
Murder.
Experienced, tried.
Battle-field.
j:iJ
jriii
,
best
of.
To
To
be defiled
dusty.
Qlj xji
^3j
rise in Cis a î3j the air (dust).
C^îs
^j
-{^
with dejection.
To
be brown.
i;--
'^^{
'--- -'-^
To be
;;Gj_,
CJJ o
^s Brown,
Acquiring wealth. Very

Dust-colour.
liberal.
^
-f}-
dusky colour, Darkness.
U3j
*iis
Dust.
Collecting wealth for doing good.
^^
i
To
A ^3lj
pure,
Cis
J5j
1^
lii
Abyss of death. Brown. Blackish,

dark, obscure.
acquire (wealth).
To be
^
-^ \^j 7^J>h
^j
-I
unmixed. -^ To cough. Violent cough. Pure, uumixed. ^\:>.jj , ûil Unripe (melon).
*î
^ ki
True born Arab.

Miser.
-r^Jj
'1^
'^-Xj^
^v^jj '^
To bui'st out into laughter. .fOoc -HTo cough ^3 C>ij Ci-J o ^J (camel). > To lead a profligate life. To prostitute herself ..ÂSj ^ll
,
-iî-
^
^
Remote and dark (place). JlitVlv,G To dry up (fish). Cî o Jd ^ To become consump- jti\i :;jl5 cns tive. To have a bare sustenance. To destroy (ticks). A cnil Dark brown colour. J<^3 o'iS Dark brown. j5
,
Starved. Vile. Thin

(spear-head).
{m.
f.)
cS
-^
To
I
I
serve
fit
^j ^j tSj l^s
as a servant.
f:a
a. 0. well.
(woman). Coughing. Aged.

Prostitute, strumpet.
^jlii
^r
'
To take
Servant.
a. o.
j j'_^{
^j
*t'
Backbiting.
I
;>i_J
tsyij'j
'^j
fej
,Cj^
-Ji-
Cough.
Violent (cough).
^v;J
To drag,
along.
I
to
draw
a. o.
'
o^
^
_^G
j^S\j
,
To have the
\'j^ a a^J
hump
fully
developed (camel).
oAjlj ib|
To To
drive (cattle).
Camel's hump. Base of the hump.
sa^-J
c'jid^j
uproot (a tree), to pull ^ 'cX\i out a. th. To acquire property. !cJ Ji|j Qs
Utensils.
Lonely, without kindred,
ibtS
oCij
:jii;j :tsA3_, x;\i
Sturdy old man. Strong old age.
j^J^
_î1
,^ _,ka
Numerous company,
I
sjj^Sj Zj\>3
crowd.
A\
>
Washing- away
(river).
^j^ ^ ^> I5j JUS

,
To To
jumi:
To
stir about,
0.
i^ a jit* *
k_)
strike a
with
(a
jljj
Shovel. Scraper.
**i5j
jyi^S
<
stick).
Dust-pan.
To throw
a. o
Winnow. Dust-pan. Taken away. Having a

on the skull.
Ûa
*Ii5^
down.
fracture
^^^
To scatter
(urine
:
dog)
To be raw-boned (old man). To be advanced in age. To become dry, to dry up. To dessicate a. th. To enaaciate a. o. (fasting).
Tabe.a of sheep.
Jati^j
To fall like a dead man. ij^ To be thrust back. j^ To speak harslilyoÛ) yyiS^\ Jc6j J^
to a. 0.
jstj
fi>
j^]
s
Misfortunes.
JW-i
Bramble-net for birds. To lead a hard and j:J. la

painful
life.
i>-
^î^ -^
Dryness, aridity. ij^ Dry, vnw-j^j J^'lj J?Jj J'*?^ J* ^ boned (old naan).
To rush blindly into. J, Cî o ^^ *} To enter (a desert). (J>-j a To come near to. J[ To embarlc a. o. incon- J_ s _jS\j >is
fl>
To pass swiftly. Ca^3 a ,j^j To discard, to remove^ 5 t/wJb a^^

-ft-
a. 0.
from.
in
He has outstripped him

running.
Caks
iii-l
To
strike a.
i>-
o.
Aj
CiJJ a
CksJ a
JaiJ
-ft-
siderately in an affair.
violently.
To throw
oif (his rider)
with
the face on the ground (horse). To impel (a horse into a fit s ^Jl
river
:
To take away
(dirt).
To
fail (rain).
Ja>jj
rider).
a>
To be To be
rainless (year).
afflicted
Jaijij
,
Jalj
To
:aj
word) between the subject and its regimen as

insert (a
Ck^
Jar-^J
-^
hta
with drought
(land, tribe).
fi>
instead of S/j 'J^j^j
'î^
Ji^\
To fecundate ^ To scrape
king-pot
)
(a palm-tree).
the bottom of (a coo-
in
emptying
it.
To be
driven
away from a
(tribe).
:
land
To smite (a
land) with
4) ia^'\
by drought
To enter (a river horse). To throw ( its rider ) on the

(horse).
fit
J,.X)
drought (God). Droughtiness, rainless year

^
iaJ
face ^j
Dearth.
year.
To rush
into.
blindly
g^
î-jlj
J >i;ij y J>^^\
fruitful
Barren,
droughty
(land
o.
).
,
To
despise a.
Old, broken.
^G-^
^ x^^
_^
^^%
x;.i.i
Rash undertaking. Unfruitful year.
J^ ^
JjÎ
"'^ft^j
The hardships
Decrepitude.
of the road.
Jks iÛj
Intensely black.
^^V>
i^l
j,^
j,iy,i^^
Decrepit. Revolving rapidly

(wheel).
To wash, to A wiitiab '^ a wi>. -i^ sweep away a. th. (torrent, rain). To fracture the skull of. i ^ja^ To winnow (corn). * Skidl. Lesion i^_, 3^hj ciUSl ^ ,j^ of the skull. Glass or wooden bowl. He possesses nothing. ^jit| Vj a; 3 0 He has brought a y^Yj oVVil; oC3
disaster upon him.
Rushing rashly
perils.
into
îj^ ^
Large draught.
Refuse, rubbish.
Drift-wind, sand-pillars.
oG5 Zsul
'U>^
*>'i?
Dangerous places.
u;:
c-
J.
AT
aJ
in the
How
It is
much, how many.

equal to
size.
j[ ja a Jij} J5
of the
Weak. Arab born To snatch,

Chamomil
^
country
Jci\ j, |^>i
of.
Ua
it, it is
aj j&
to take the whole
same
Leathern cup. Strap. Whip. a; Thong, strip. Party, ^txi^j ysi ^ ;2k;
sect. Paper-ruler.
'j-joh ,^Sl (medicinal plant).
o\ji^h
C)\y>^
Marigold (flower).
a verb.
cGoja
:J
-Ji-
1 Corroborative particle added

iljS
illi
to
it
Urchin. Jerboa.
When
that
preceding the past,
Pain
in the bowels, gripe.
Meat
cut in slices and i!d/i

in rags.
^Jj
a;
dessicated in the sim.
an event has truly or recently happened, and when preceding the aorist it means that an
event
is
means
Garment
jjj3
cijIjj^m
expected to be shortly perfor-
Followers of an army as blacksmiths. Road, way. Even soil.

Iron paring-knife.
ja
etii'j '-î
Cut in
ted.
slices. -^
Thin, emacia^'jS\j v>Il o

,
ijid?
med. Indeed. Surely. Already. Zeyd has just risen. :lu j SS 1*1 Thy father is exyî t 6y\ yj^_ Iw pected to come to-day. The Messiah is already ,r,^^]'\ sU IjI come.
2 It
To
strike fire
i_,
^ jj
-ft-
with (a
of
steel).
A
:
means also possibility. It may. Uar may somek_ijCi6*J t Jiusj Ja

it
hole in (the wood J âs an arrow). To perforate (a tree worm). To speak ill of. To impugn, o!As J to impair a. o.
To make a
times say the truth. 3 Used as a noun

ficiency.
means
suf-
Enough.
A A
silver coin will do for
v^J^ ^'ji
,
'^J^
me.
silver coin is sufficient
To
contest the lineage of
4^
j ^'^
\joj lo
a. o.
for Zeyd.
To couch To lade
the cataract (oculist). out soup from the pot.

in its socket
<>
A To
To
cut a. th.
ib
oiilj iJaj
lengthwise.
cloth).
To
lal o as -}^ dilacerate (leather,
perforate (wood).
To
cut off a. th. into shreds.
To be sunk
(eye).
5^!i_lj
To
To To
cross (a desert).
suffer
To
cut
Sj
a. 0.
short (in speech).
To weaken,
horse).
to emaciate
^jj
cut
from colic. meat into strips and

it
m
a
5J3
iji;
To To
revile 0. another.
îUjj
teeth.
îS
âS
dessicate
in the sun.
settle (an affair).
* ^^^t
To be
cut into shreds.

(
To be
Canker of wood, of the
dried in the sun

off (gai'ment).
meat ). To be torn
5>y iSi rp^j ^^'"b r-'^J Îj5l ^ ^-i; Featherless arrow. Divinatoi'y arrow. Portion allotted. > Hole.
To be lean. To make up parties. To part away (people). To be cut into shreds. X-*j'
Drinking-cup, bowl. a Measure of capacity.
^\m\ ^
^-ol
To To
settle (affairs).
jc[
be even, smooth.
Management
of an affair.
fire.
<^'->^j
k^jS
<>
1^
the same course.

(camels).
To follow j&Z.{ To walk in a line ^

oS
striking of
Ladleful of soap.
zias
I> lol
Lamb's
skin. Size :>yAj \j^j lil
Art of making cups.

Fly.
^
of the body.
Amount, measure, pro-
^j3\j ^j'jS
in a vessel.
?tj,-G
portion, size.
Whip.
-^
Remainder of broth
Striking
fire.
Musical tune.
time, song.
Popular
^jlJ
Reviler, slanderer.
î6
Earthen-pot
urn.
j/Ji
ojj3 -^j JSi
Hot
(fever).
Canker-
rj>\'J
liiiS
worm.
Striking
cups.
Flint, stone of a steel.
^
fire.
Fate,
lot. Irreversible dec- j\'J\ ^ jlG ree of God, predetermination. Power,
Manufacturer of
might. Quantity, measure. Intrinsic value. -^ Personal worth, rank..A.bout. The night of the decree, 27 th j^\ j^;]
of
Iron or stone of a steel.

Iron for
^î
ia>
tire.
,.
Îji^j
Ramadhan.
striking
-< Drill,
Measure of a garment. SjU Power, ability, Sjoiij 'i'j^j SjJi

wealth. Small Hask. Space between two
palm-tree.s.
i'Jm
Ladle. Couching needle.

gimlet.
^liî*
i
Mischief-maker.
oja_!*j 3-^J 'j-*3 a jj5j o jj3 ^ To be able, to have jt oj-dj 'Sjji^j
Power.
-^
Appraisement,
JCAj
j'^>
strength
a. o.
for.
To gain mastery over

gt,
valuation.
Small cooking-pot. Power, might,
o'j'mj ^' jj
j\a;slj Sjjlij Sjtal
To arrange,
a. th.
to prepare
vjja
Jj%
strength. Opulence.
Fatalism, predestination.
_^
iUT
^,jij
To measure a. To value the
th. by.
*_, i
^j
/J^j
i
\jmj VJm
o JJ^
Valuation Virtual sense of a word. -^ Supposition.

Virtually.
llt,-^'
Cooked
a pot. Powerful. Able to. Short-necked. More

in
aS^ jjls
amount of. They have not aj^M ji iil I^jjj U realised what God is. To cook (meat). To pre- x Ijlo o
i
jiS
-ijo* j> jS\
pare a. th. To determine

a. th.
jj.
fi>
jSij \jj^j \j'A

,
powerful.
for a.
o.
To
decree
a. th. to
Musulman
opp. to
tSj^
")
*?
jal
a. o. (God).
sect opposed to the Fatalists.
Amount, measure.
time.
<>
Space of
jlos*
As much, in as much as. u j\j^-j> Predetermined. _,_ iCU ^ jj'-^j.j^ Fatalism. Fate, destiny. < Appraiser of (ci'ops). joii
Powei'ful.
Becoming.
Jixii'
To To
be pure, spot- C-lij less : to be holy.

(God).
Cli
o tr-^ "^
To allot a. th. to. J * jjIj To be short-necked. 0^ a jjI To enable a. o. to. To assign (allowances). To pon-Ajjj der over (an atfair). To predetermine a. th. -^ To appraise, to value a. th. To suppose, to conjecture a. th. To commensurate a. th. to. jifi To be prepared, determined, jjjs
fi>
decreed.
a
purify, to sanctify a. o.
^"J
The garment
is
made
<lit
Lju)I
Jj^
To haUow,
to bless (God).
To go
to Jerusalem. -^ To say mass. To hear mass. To consecrate
^m
(bread, wine).
To be
sanctified. -^
To be
con-
^j^j
secrated (bread, wine).

Holiaess, sanctity.
luilojj ^j-'mj ^^li
according to his measure. To comprise a. th. virtually. To be made according to mea- jjjj[ sure (garment). To be powerful, able. j^^^^^ To be enabled, empowered to. ip To ask God) to decree A ^ josill,
^Reverence,
title
used in addressing
^ÎjaVt
a. th.
a priest.
Determined quantity,
of Holies.
jijil
,
The Holy
jJS
amount
Fate.
Power
ability.
Jerusalem.
^ Jij
Wealth. Convenient.
a
Fiery (horse). Vile, despised.
oAi
^j^s
The
Fond
of.
Wrinkled, crumpled.
Stick, staff.
âiJ
*pjii
^^_iJ) ^/j\ -^j ^X-2Jt ^jj archangel Gabriel ( for Moslems ). < The Holy Ghost (for Christians).
To exhaust
(water).
Cil** o tJoS
-ft-
Small cup. Small plate.
u^j^j w'-^
w.^^'J
il^j
Eartlien jug, earthen bowl.
^\m
Large ship. ^ Trough of a waterwheel. Mill-course.
r w,^^ ^ ^jiS
To precede a. o. To lead n yjJiLDj the way to. To advance jt y-^'b a >,-aj o >^ 1x>ldlv against. To venture upon. To be ^ Cjd>j C\/>Sij Cjaj a > J^
back from (a journey).
Silver trinkets. Stone-trough.
^jj
High rank.
^\'A J,Ji
To
arrive at (a place).
a. o.
To
^J
Precious stone. ^j-Â Rushing with the sword willlt trj-w in hand. Holy Mass. urJ?lJ^ -r u-'J*
Sauctificatlon. Blessing.
meet
cri,-^
To be
pre-
>iU7j (^j^j ^\j3 o ^jS

,
>
Eueharistical consecration.
vious. To be old. ancient. To make a. o. to precede, s
\'ery holy.
^jilj ^!k
Holy.
to put a.
0.
foremost, ahead.
To
5
set
Holy place,
Jerusalem.
a. o. over, to
promote.
Jc *j
To
prefer a. o. or a. th.
^jJ
Holy scripture. The

Bible.
^lu^JT uUfeOI
to.
To present
a. th.
a. th. to.
To pay
J A
beforehand
o.'s
to.
To To
give an oath.
cj^^l ^J>^b
aJoj c^J
introduce
ôLij
~ lera. To withhold
Relating to Jerusalem, '^jâj js-ai Pilgrim to .Jerusa- iZ.iiiA ^ '^^JjbJ^ ^

a. o.
To
5-
lijj a 9'^
-ft-
self to.
To go forward. To be promoted. j,jjr, To be in progress. To advance towards. J[ To order a. o. to. J J,\ To be preferred to. To surpass a. 0. To outstrip a. o. To be previ-
check (a horse). To strike (a horse) on the muzzle.
He is not to be reviled. iijl pjiii *? To have (an affair) performed, a ^j* To drink by small draughts
from.
To
restrain, to
remove
s ('J^b
ously (done or said).
a. o.
from.
To advance boldly. To the way in war. To ask the promotion
lead
of a. o.
ô^t
5
Precedence, pre-existence.
yjS
By-gone times. Antiquity. âj Of old, in olden times. Cij3_j Cj| Precedency. High rank. Bravery, ^lu Foot (measure).
(eyes). (s-m a pj5 have nearly reached cijL^y\ J c-pja the age of fifty. To overpower his rider (horse), s ^3.6 To prepare mischief to J ^^JjO j;ji5j
I
To be weakened
a. o.
To
flutter
around a lamp
îU;
a.
(moths).
To
die one after the other.
Human
Nadir.
foot, step.
^lojl
y^
yj^'\
f. s. pi.)
^z.
^j-'j^j {>n. f.) j,j3j {m. Brave, bold.
y^
To counteract, to check o. To spear o. a. To be I'estrained, repelled

from.
-r^'J^.
j'f.jjj\
y^j
Cii
He walked straight He was foi'emost in

war.
on.
<l.a2)lj
^^
^^
Weakening
Timid. Salt
of the sight.
(
pjS
f,A
*t-*5
>jd)t
water). Weeper.
Modest (woman).
w^j
ja
oAo
a
i;;.,j
Feet of sheep.
(
îli
Rugged, stony (ground).

Pi-ecedence, priority.
^ ^.a
Turkish lady.
for ciy\^
,
o^S Tk
o la5
-):>
'O'Aj l^Ji
-i >i
To be
SiloSj j'Ji a iSSij
\'j)M
palatable (food).
Courage, boldness. Proud deportment.
_s
-4.
To draw near. To arrive from a journey.
Ijlo o >j5
He
is
^;jif)lj Xiaiaij SlâiJ
,ii.i
(ijjlj
^jjijI
always foremost at war.

Gallant, dauntless.
What
a dainty food,! ^.uLlI Ioa

on.
^li ^
^_,ju
To walk straight To imitate a. o. Good smell.

Palatable (dish).
cs!aj
cj
tâ-jl.
Car penter's axe.
yJij ^\'J>
j,yJi -^j ^^j'jj
loj
*J>^b /'
.|j5l
Forepart. Before, in front. Before thee.
î!u
2jus|!o
Trunk, root.
Sti'aightforwai'dness.
jlx?
By-way.
Bravery, perseverance.
Present, offering. Introduction.
*^*JJ^ <^
Îj5I.
t^jJG
sjIkjj
Pattern, model,
JJI j Sa?
î^ ^
vâS
jtbjc
example. To emigrate by reason

of dearth.
).
Cja
^jlw
-{:$
Preeminence, preference. Primacy. -< Progress.

Antiquity, oldness.
To walk quickly (horse To suffice to a. o. (thing). To resist a. o. To walk gravely.

Kind of snake. Measure, amount.
Behaviour.
C\j j^
a ^âs ^
<
^Sli;
jiG
Arriviog. Foremost. ^lôj j,yj3 Future, next (year).
^ îG
^jii.'T
Head.
j'?^'^ ?r
cj\'A -r
S^
cJa_J
j;a5
in.
Foremost part. Forepart îi^l ^ xîS of a saddle. Vanguard. Fore-feathers of the ,J\mj îly ~
wings.
Old,
j,l\^j Js'mj ancient.
'\f'Si
Emigrant coming
il^j
;;ji\5
!ls'--
To
feather
'^\j ijSj ,'ris o
j,iSii,jk\M
(an arrow).
To
cut (the feathers of
an arrow) evenly.
The Ancient
(God).
^,-^""
To To
cut (the hair). trim, to adorn a. th.
^ i^j
fit
Of old, previously.
Since a long time.
Chief, leader, first
in rank.
^J^^
j,CAi
jj
Ui,-*^
itis
sîs
^.-^^ o^
>>'^J
Feather of an arrow.
i)l^_, ilii
^'^
Man
Flea.
or horse's ear.
oIj3
<r i'.ij
Clippings.
ofil'ij
s'ilis
The Ancients,
Moderns.
Forepart, prominent part, ^la^j j'i'-^ opp. to the o^*j5 VI

jdr''^ "r j^-î a-^ of the eye. Forepart of a saddle.
Feathered or featherless arrow.
iila r.>j al
UjI
Interior angle
'ijl iJ C
He possesses nothing. ^_^ Vj ' Back of the head.

Knife.
*ii>
Soi.j 'ii.
To revile a. o. i ^'i^ - ^J3 -5^ To treat a. o. harshly. o^vll ^ji_j To be ojlasj IjiS a jisj jasj j-5 ^
,
Forepart of a. th. j,'Ai -^j jtJ^j Prow of a ship. Put forward, chief. Premiss of a j,jdi
syllogism.
filthy, defiled.
Forepart of a. th. Van- <ij.iij tai guard. Preface of a book. Premiss

of a syllogism.
To
soil,
Aj 5 fjCij I^jLj a jJkjj , \j'j^ to defile a. o. or a. th.

,
jij a jij
To To
loathe, to
find a. th.
olJ ^
fi>
>^J
ij
Forward. Chief. Leader. Above-mentioned, aforesaid.
^Jiii
iî
^\jiij
X-^2;^
dislike a. th.
/iixJ,
Jxi^
jli^l
Brave, foremost ôU/

in fight.
51-
^(^
filthy,
loathsome
TA
eA^
^JJ
To have many defects. cim\ To be pained by CbliSj jm

a mote (eye).
oJ3 -^
Dirt, filth, foul matter.
a jS% -^
0-^5
To discharge CbjJj
ij j'j^j
iii
white mattei' (eye).
jj^\ ^ j'j% Foul action, offence. c.ljj'iS ^ S^jill Avoi%'j_}'i\% Jij jjJ^j c'jj'i\'>j jj'i^ ding society. Dainty. Shunning men (woman). jj^
Filthy, unclean.
To
thro-w in or take out
fit
cf IvMj
yS^
a mote from (the eye). To reward a. o. Mote, any matter falling

into the eye.
j ijj Jj3j Avoiding foul actions.

Sloven,
jliSj jliS
s'/j^
^ ^^'ill
s'li^j
jja:;ij,jidi
^lillj ^'i\^j
,
jjij^
j'^
To
revile
tUj a
? Iw -S-
a. 0.
Fine dust. Pained by a mote

(eye).
C?-wj 'Ij51
^^
^jlis
To endeavour
a. 0.
to
harm
^LL) J âS;
pjS pis
"iii^Si
i
"il^j *ij^J
ijjiall
*i,-^
Dirt. Foul speech.
He
bears annoyance
jt ^bij
Dirty, unseemly.
Offensive talk. Obscenity.
patiently.
To settle in (a place). To keep to, to persevere in. To pour cold water in * I3I a (a cooking-pot). To allay the
ling of
(
i*.
boi-
a cooking-pot
with cold
To vomit. To row. Cilia oj* -^ To throw a. 0. into (the fire). J To cast (a stone). t.'j * To throw (stones) at. ^ a tjj.i:Z\j To charge a. 0. with (foul actions). To throw stones at. o'iBj tJa*
To hurry in running (horse). To throw stones at 0. a. To
revile 0. a.
ciiVjj
water.
To
any one with (water), ic a To confess, to acknow- j j\ ^

cool
^
jlls ^'Si
^ ^
ledge a. th.
To be
grief.
refreshed
ejjjlj 'aji o_^ a
Rowing. Foul accusation. Side, margin of x'j.sj Smj SSj

a valley. Slippery place.
(eye\ To be consoled, rejoiced after
To be cool (day). 1^ a To hiss (snake ). I^^S To cease cackling (hen). \j^^j l3a To be smitten by the cold, ' l^^ ^
i
Remote Summit
(distan-
olij ojI îStj ^j'Stj Sj^j

(desert).
ce); far
away
cj^j3j ijStj
uimj
uil-i;
:cSj
of a mountain.
Missile. < Shell,
to be seized with cold.
^nlu ^
:Jiyjj,ola|
^\*J3
To compel
nowledge
a. 0.
to ack-
icj
^_,
&
/^
Ballista
projectile. Slinger.
a. th.
-^
To
ascertain.
To write down
remain J
fi>

y^
Balance. Rower. Vehicle. Fleshy. Gallant warrior.
jjliii
(a fact, a statement).
Oar.
5 'j\j
tî'i\i^
tjlis^j ,ji(i
To compel
a. 0. to
Missile, projectile.
^;iu;i
^ t_jJi> ^ ^j'SzH
in (a state, a place).
To
live in
5
To agree with
a. 0.
To
on the 5 vlia back of the head. To slander

sti'ike a. 0.
o.'s self to.
Jm
a. 0.
-tt-
company with.
To apply
^*i
j
JjS
9-
To To
To To
sutler
from
cold,
Defect, vice.
m.ake
a. 0. to suffer
from cold
(God).
console, to cool the
a. o.
Back of the head. HJ^h J-^ He gave him a *! u ^ J C^lil

part of his goods.
J'^5
-S-
^lis
j^lô *~^
eyes of
(God).
let a. 0. act freely in
jl
Jc
5 3^1
To sip a. To hurry
th. on.
Cas
j.,ai
âill
(a work).
Generous master.
a. th.
^jQ
sÎiS
To acknowledge
Draught of water.
AY
Small wateriDg-trough. Small jiig.s^ Refreshed. Cool (day). Suffering j_j^ from cold (man). To coo (pigeoQ) ; to grumble ^'J (camel ) ; to rumble (belly). -^ To be hollow (tree). To complain (man). To laugh loudly. <^yJai\ J Even, soft ground. '.j'^J Cooing of a dove. Fea^\'^ ^ '"'j^ Complaint. PL Borborygtures. mus. Grumbling of a camel. Grumb- jS^
J
.|>j
He acknowledged the
rights
of.
'JS
To be
strongly established
Jji^
(fact).
(thing).
To be ascertained
To be settled in (a place). To be quiet, to be at rest. To settle in (a place).

Rest. Litter for camels. Cold.
j yXj
yc^\
j
j
^^
Chicken.
-if-
The next day

of Sacrifice.
after the feast
^l
^ji.
Cold day, cold

night.
;*^j 'j ij^j -J
y^^
ling loudly (camel).
Be quiet! {said to a ivoman). ,J^^ Having a loud voice '-^j^'jj

Fold of a garment.
Coolness,
chill,
oCÎ
^j^l
jO
(camel-driver).
winter-cold. Insect
^ ^
Foam
Long
Loquacious (woman). 1)*0^ of a camel. -^ Hollow of a Sj\5jl

tree.
ship. >^
swimming upon water. He has found rest.

Abode. Quiet,
rest. Plain.
a'Jh, ;Jj
Sji^sj j\'^
Lamb.
Ijjj S'O?-'
jv>\'j
<
j^'J
Hollow
fi>
(tree).
,
IX-sij
Jl^'j J^'J a 1^ -S^J*
Bottom (of the sea). Flocks. The lasting abode. Everlas- jCjs>\
ting
life.
jCi
To read (a book). To study under (a master), ^y^ J^ To transmit sakita- j,y^\ kAs. h\Js
tation to a.
o.
fi^
Tailor. Butcher. Mechanic.
"Jx^'^
sîl
Coolness.
To make up (things), To study, to read

with.
OT^j U'J
Frog. s^j tji o*J Refreshment. -^ Water-cress. s^ Species of cress. cjSi\
>^_, sljUi s 1j6
He
is
my
consolation
lit
j^Jt
z^
'jA
he cools
jf
my
eye.
To
give a. th. to read ; to teach reading to. To send compliments to >yl!l

a. 0.
i^sl
Remainder of
food
in a pot.
Sjl^j
ej'_^j ~'j^j
cy
To blow
periodically (wind).
lag behind.
To
set
star
).
To i^Jl To be at
Unavoidable calamity. cj^ - ,i _,,-i _-,-s _--s Cold water <>JJj>J oJ^Ji <>J^j,J oJ^ thrown into a cooking-pot.
Glass bottle, phial. jcj/^^r ^jjj^ Apple of the eye. Urinal.
hand (event). To menstruate (woman).
Acknowledgment
Compulsion.
of a duty.
j\'^[
To return from (a journey). ^j^ To devote o.'s self to the reading 'i^l.j
of the Koran.
Consoled, refreshed.
oyi^jijt Written state- ^_4j
To ask
a. o. to read.
Reading.
reading.
Way
of
CiVVJi
^J^K S'"'!^
ment. ^ Letters patent; jcj,^ ^ -^--A^ document. Deposition of a witness.
<
Written
(proof).
^v^v^'
Moment. Mea'j^\j "jjj 'l_^1 ^r O' sure, rhythm of verses. The various sorts of verses. _,iiJI '\'^\ Reading. The Koran. oT^
Reader.
Clever reader. o>b,Sj c\'Jj '\j
Stability.
S^j
-^
ji^Jj
Remaining. Cold (day).

nowledging.
Continent, inland.
Akc-
jS
jS
^
rr
iSj,^
''(^
Abode. Bottom.
^;,2ilJj,jCi
ojY^
Bottom
of a well.
^1 32*
OfFeriug to God. -^ Holy
eAA
o^
CfjJl^j ojjl^^
j'j^^'j
o^jyj
d^_j,
Ascetic.
'lâ
Eucharist.
^
Read.
Vj^J
'ij'^'
The
feast of
Corpus
oCÎ
_^3j;
-^^5
Pulpit.
:;;i23 <-J 'I;2^
Christi.
Cij^j
Feast of Sacrifices '(amongst Moslems). Favoui'ite of a (s.

prince.
oC^ Ts
To
o vl^-J ' 2* a t_i_;3 be near in rank, relation- jlj
CWjSj
C^
-ft-
pi.)
cM^j oC^
d^'j
ship to. To draw near to. To be at hand (event). ^'ji Vj^ To put (a * v'S'^-^ 't'S'-J vj*
1
Nearly
full
).
^\j
S.'ji j>
(vessel
sword) into the scabbard. To have a complaint of C^^ a

the flanks.
-JjJ
Approximation. Gallop.
Appi-oximatively,
nearlj.
vij^J
^_Û j C/^- To
^j}'^
-^
bring
a, o.
or a. th.
to.
*j
^^^
near.
To show favour
To present
a, th.
Seeker of water by
night.
Skiff,
V-i^
boat.
an offering to (God). <> To offer To give Holy Communion.
Near. Neighbour. >Cj3^

PI. Relations.
{s- pi-)
Proximately, soon, Fish salted when fi-esh. They came ^Yithin a short
time.
^^ ^^^ ^
Vij^
Sxjfi
b"^
vS^"'
Nearer. ]More
likely. PI,
tj>?^b
VJ,*^^
To gallop (horse). To be the neighboui' of ibj To speak kindly to. To act wisely. To be near to. To be about to bring forth. To fill (a vessel) nearly to the
brim.
^^
"i
k_)jG
ôijfc
Near
relations.
Long-footed dung-beetle. JJ^ Blood-mare. Saddled (beast). vS^ By-way, nearest road. "^.'yî vS** Near to bring w-^jÛij v'-l'^ ^ ^J''^
foi'th (female).
To approach to. Jl, Cl^?r,j Cîi vl^ To seek to advance o.'s self in the favour of. To court the fi-iendship of. ^ To receive Holy Communion, ij^^ To draw near to o. a. To be ^j'^>
nearly ripe (corn-crops).
*j_^j Vj3;*j *?^ Approaching, Offering. Sacri- ^'Ju'

ficator.
Near relationship.
To draw
fulfill
nearer.
To be near
to ^'JS)\
a promise.
Average, mean.
'^r'-i^
To
Average price
sort.
of a middling
ujjUi
find a. th. to be near. ^ ^'j:Z.\ Proximity. ^\'jj Soon, From a short distance,
J^ ^^ ^
Jj
^'^
Close to. Poetical metre.
^jj Ur;i
Side, flank.
^_,);^'|
^'j^^
^Vell in the vicinity.
Saddle-bow,
Large back. To become

livid
1^
X-^y
\j/j a o^j o c/^
,
"^
Night-journey to the water, i;!^ Good work. oIj^sj c_^ ^ *j^j ajJ^j Kindred, relationship.
State of a vessel nearly
filled.
contused skin).
c>_^
tj'^
To
be altered (complexion). O^S a
Ransacking. Excellent musk.
O^j
To
H'Ji,
OJtA*
Water-s'kin.
Gipsy.
ot^j
dQ^ ?r,iiO
.'^1)1
"^
To
toil
(man
).
a o_^ -^
Scabbard, case.
j_;^b ^'jk ^r "-j^j?
earn.
Tantamount, equivalent.
,
^Y^j ol^
JTyj
Xi\'%
To grieve a, o. (event). G^ o cj^ To wound a. o. ^ ^^5^ G-^ a ^'Jt ^ To show regard to, ^j ^^r' To sink (a well) in a a ^jxJ'j
s'
Kindred, relationship.
He
is
for
^\'^
j'i
'^l')
^\J
\A
akin to me.
^ )
To be worm-eaten (hide). 6^ a iy -J^ To be crisped (hair). i>'j!ii To remain silent. sTJ^s^ ^yj ^^^ To collect milk, j A IS^ i i^
(
place where water
a
a
was not
found.
To have
all its
^^l_,
G.^
e.
^Jj (>yj
teeth
i.
to be
a ^'J 5 years old
(hor.se).
butter) in (a vessel).
To be covered with
n
^^j
(>^ a
^^
To take
camel).
to
off the ticks of (a
a^
ulcei's.
To
deceive a.
o. ^
To
curse,
^ To
incite a. o. to.
^^
wish the devil to harm a. o. Stout and short. i^ Tick of camels. o"o^; ^ >\}
iijj yjj yjj i^'Ji'h ^jJi r *!,; Baboon. Ape. -fy The devil. She-monkey. i^ ^ i^ Refuse of wool falling off from s,'^
sheep.
Tick of camels. Scabby (camel). Heaped up (cloud). Trainer of monkeys.

Ibis (bird).
oli],; *'j^
To stare at a. o. s ^jQ To have ulcered camels. ^'Ji\ To affect a. o. with ulcers s ( God ). To prepare to do evil. J ^^ To extemporise (verses). Sj * ^3til To choose a. o. To invent a. th. < To vote for. To ask a. th. importuna- !_.'-'*"
tely from.
Si^ ^ i^
il^
CX:>J y\ D
5r
To ask
a poet +o recite
_jS.\^
J^
*~
(verses).
Wound,
Rocky
hill.
oj ii;^
ij^l^j
^^1^9
S^S* -^
ulcer, ^./^ ^ ^'j First water of a well. Beginning ^J5 of a. th.
Rocky
hill. Upper part of the back. Severity of winter.
sijS^
Soundness, freedom from ulcers.
^'^
Wound,
ulcer. <)
Cough.
(t<u.)
x>^
'*>'^
To acknowledge
humble
rer.
a. th.
o.'s self. <>
To ^'iy> ^ To be an armoujrr^'^Jj ''TS^'J "^

"
fit
Blaze on a horse's forehead.
Beginning of spring.
Ulcerated, scabby.
To become
'^^\'^
live (coal).
^^
Armourer.
To take
flesh).
a. th.
with
yjji q
j'^
-^
the tip of the fingers. To pinch (the
To take
Pinch.
Quarrel.
offence at,
cj^
j'^'i-^
iyj
"i'jj^ -^
Clear and pure water. :î Land fit to be sown. Not yet attacked by, clear from oV>j small-pox (child). Wild truffle. 'j- \'jj Sedentary, ^^'ho has cU-'^ never witnessed war.
Irresponsible
foi",
^ d^ji
up her Jj^ -Hhair on the top of the head (woman). Hair tied up on the head. Jj]^ To compose wretched * ^jy ^
tie
Kind of shrub. To collect and
'i^jjj
-r'jj^
Extempore
tion.
-<>
.speaking. Inven-
'^t/^ ^(JjJ
I.
Vote,
( camel). Pregnant (sheExperienced.
Full-grown
camel).
<>
verses.
Wounded,
i
-f5-
ulcerated. j'|_^jj'^s
^.j_3
Wretched poet. -Oj? To be congealed (water).C^ ^'j To be severe (winter). C^S a ^^^ To freeze (water). To a u-^b >j^S benumb (the fingers cold). To be congealed (branch). ^'j^\
:
Pure (water).
Inborn disposition, temper.
the forehead (horse).
-r^S^
ir
-^j^
Having a blaze on ^'^ ^ \>^
j> ^'Ji\
Garden adorned with

white flowers.
Llcerated.
C>^ *^J3
Severe cold. Small gnat.

Frozen.
^j-iji
tj'^j
r^P-'"
WJ^
Trodden
(road).
yiji^
J
To
privateer.
o\-
J"/
X^jji
j> k/-j,G
Intensely cold, glacial.
Privateer, corsair.
diaj> Sp
Grain remaining in
:
aj.^
j.^Ji
-S-
Frozen (water). Big and strong.
*^JS^j
o-'Jj
the ear after the thrashing. To contract to hide o."s self.^^ -^
To
()
curtail a. th.
a
J
Cs.^
j.'^ -
To crauDch
(a fruit).
yi:>l5lj
To
write closely.
sea-holly.
Uca^W
"îLa'Jj
To
eai-n for (o.'s
î^j j:^
ojj
Eryngium^ thorny
plant
;
iuo^
family).
To
cut a. th.
to sever (a
naovise).
* j^j tiy J^'J ^ bond). To gnaw (cloth

:
,
To sow discord between. To curd (milk). To haunt a. 0. To meddle *j

in.
^r-^ j.*^
5 J.'j^ -^
^ To lend money to. To recite (a poem). He died. To incline in walk to

right and
left.
To injure
become
a bone (wound). To
rich.
o.
Jf^s
A
the
ja*^
<y^.j
~ To
slander a.
o
J-*y^
9^
o.^ j
s??'S"
To To To To
cross a river.
pass by a place.
requite
olfeOI
i i^\'Jki i.ijlii J^'j^h
To gather (people). To realise (profits). To be intermingled
in
J-'JLj^j
J-'J^
a. o. for
good or evU.
ia'y a J^^
5 j3*_^
a fight (spears). Turkish piastre equal j./^ ^ j!^, Ge to 2d Shark.
die.
To pass from
Sour cheese.
"^^jfii
J-i^
one thing to another. To praise or blame a. o.
To
lend
Cil^j 1^3*^
J'iJI
J'J^
money
profit.
to a. 0. for a share in the
Tribe of Koreysh. Koreyshite. if- Rich, wealthy. To pinch a. 0. ^j
J^^
'tSr-j^
uv^
C?^
u^'^
-ft-
To To
lend
money
to.
s J^'J\
requite
o. a. (in
good or
u>jUi
To sting a. 0. (gnat). To prick off a. 0. in (words). ^ ^ To wash (clothes) with the ends *
of the fingers.
evil).
To make a
(
poetical contest.
To vie in To be cut
praise).
off
A To
To
j^'^\.
spread out (the dough) * u^jj
(dynasty).
into round cakes.
elapse (time).
To borrow To impair
tion
of.
from.
the reputa-
To pinch a. 0. To harm a. 0. i ^^jG To become soui' (milk). ia^ a ^_^ To pinch to dislike, to defame u>3Uj
;
0.
another.
To ask a
Requital
evil.
loan from.
in
good or
received.
( un t^Ji ) ^Jo\'JiJ Xo^j (^1 j5l ^ t>^ Round cake of bread. Disk ^'^ ^
Loan
of
Loan.
Clippings, cuttings.
^
J^-j
u^_,i>"
the sun. Globule of perfume. Disk of metal used as a headfor
ornament
Nettle,
women.
u^!;^J "^J
<>ij^->
Poetry. Cud.
^}'J
a
tril;*
Borrower.
Shears, scissors. jsj jû^ Fig. Biting tongue.
Pincers.
iol^
of a ship.
I'ed,
J'^'ji*
Anchor
Intensely
cP'^jS
ji
Weasel. J^^'A; '^/'K Thin-sown places. Wine-jars. jsj\ii Tree of the desert U^ -fr 'iS^'jk
Sour (milk). Stinging insect.

Biting (word),
u*J!,G
To
having a yellow blossom. cut off, to separate a. th. a w-b^
o^^Jy r X-sy.'J CorneUan cherry. -^ Prune. :cl^ l'^ G ^*^ Rounded. Curved knife, pincers. ij''^'J*t
o\\
t^.
Scroll of
o-i'^'lP
-r
<J^}
collect (meat) in the pot.
o-^ ^J a"^
To
To
eat
paper, writing, book. Skin used as

a target
PL
Documents, stocks.
Red garment. <^^j ^'Ji -fr To clothe a. o. with a tunic. jl^ -HTo put on a tunic. S^'J^'
Tunic.
J^lr*
(meat) entirely. To eat dry things. r^j^ Refuse left in a sieve. -"^j5 Eating tough food. "C^V^ 9. ~ Thief. Poor. v^l'j^ 9r ^y^'j*3
v^^
-^
Sharp (sword).
Ju^; ^r *!^'1>5 to sever a. th. * ^!^ ^^ Cartham-seed. Saffron. J^\î ji^,^
Basket, bag. Pack-saddle.
To cut a. away a. To chop

(leeks).
^
th.
th.
To take
a ^^'^
,
^*jj Cl/^ o h'J

the letter
a'jx, q
To
cut
off,
To pronounce
V^
Oats.
otjs'^s
<*
-H-
r thickly.
To
Leprosy. jV^^? pluck (leaves) of a Cfc^ ^'jt mimosa flava. To tau (leathei").
i
To curtail a. 0. of a due. it i,^j To be lop-eared (ram). Q*^ a ^^ To bridle (a horse). To adorn J,^
2^
To become
rank.
man
of
Cliî a
i_,s
(a gii'l)
with earrings.
To
&
snuff (a candle).
To
incite (a
A
i,^
i/^,
To To
eulogise (a living man).
jj^l
horse).
praise o. a.
ÎCJI JjUi
To
give
< To rub out, to clip little to. < To check

To tighten
a. 0.
(coins).
jc.
Leaves of mimosa flava used as

tan.
Seller of tan.
Ji^
Jil'?
(a horse).
To wear on eai'rings. To be curtailed (due).

Leek.
V^'i.-^
I,"j
Panegyric of a living
JoJ
-H^J
,.
JaJ
man.
Ram
Yemen. To knock at (
of
,i
...
-s
-W-
*^^J ^jyj
^^'JPJ i'^l
?r
^J
li^ "a p^JJ
Earrings, ear-drop. Pendant of gold. Blaze of fire. Trefoil.
door).
To beat (the drum). To
hit
the butt (arrow).

strike a. o. on the head ^ i_:lj with (a stick). To gnash the teeth in despair. iLTo empty a cup (drini;^Vj 'c^
To
Thick pronunciation. Log of wood. Lighted wick

Candle-snuff.
st'jj
iaV^
ii9\'^
Grain of
grains.
-t^jJO' ^ ^'-^Jj ^^^ earob-tree. Carat, weight equal to
^
4
ker)-
The 24
th
<>
To win
He
a. 0. in
game
of
of i
(p^ o
jUt
a
^^
p,_^
chance.
lost in a
or of any thing. Tamarisk-seeds.

Miller.
part of a deenar Inch, q Half a gill.
iauX^j
JaJj(,6
game
To
\s.'^
Oj.>lL)l i-jjis
'JeZ-Ji^
"
V
^
chance.
To be
bald.
receive an
li^l
<^j>
Ointment of ceruse. Lop-eared (ram).
J?^!
advice.
To
To be beaten at play. be empty (house, (p^sj li.^ a

little
Weainng
earrings.
trifle.
<iac%^J
J^ ^tMJ "^
-8-
fold).
To be be scurfy.
upbraid
camel).
kept ( holiday). To
To
cut the bones of (a
s w-l*'^
To
disturb, to disquiet a. o.
a. o.
To & y^ To cure (a pustulous

<s\'^,j \i'Jw' ^jla
slaughtered beast). To a. o. < To ovei'power a. To be powerless.
overthrow
0.
^^'j'^
"<*
To come to fight. To gamble to cast To cast lots among.

;
dice.
cnJ
^^1
Cutting (sword). ^ Blackberry-tree. Brier. Cordova, town of Spain. Sheet of paper.
v-k*'j^
-^j^
*r^j^
^j-k^
Choice (stallion). Master, Scald-headed. chief,

-tf-
<rij^
Cji^
He paved the house

with
bi'icks.
SîS lj\i ^^sl
To
suspect
^ s S^}
o^
*
-)^
a. 0. of.
To charge
a. o.
with.
To give to a. o. the best To check (a horse) with

reins).
of.
Sj 5
^j s
(the
To ill-treat a. o. To mix up a. th. Tj earn for (o.'s family). To peel off (fruit). To
pare
jt jr,s
iSjfi
To come back
ness.
1
to righteous-
ji-jl J|^
ifc
J Sj3 -
spent the night

restless.
p^r^b
9^^
'Cj,
off the scarf of (a -wound).
To
be on the point of contracting a disease.
\S^ a ^_>_
-^
To
loatbe
To turn To cast
If-
over, to be restless
dice.
-if-
a. th.
together,
To draw lots To quarrel.
To be loathsome (food). J^Jb To draw near *j n (s\^j *_J3'^

to.
^^
>JJ*^
J)'Ji]
To commit
a. o.
(a fault).
To charge
To
infect a. o.
tS
with, to communicate (a disease) to.

^ To cause To render a.
To be scald-headed. To abstain from. To cast lots for. Jcj j <^'J^\ To select a. th. To kindle (the * fire). To compose (veises).
Vegetable marrow. Pumpkin. piunpkin. Brand on a camel's
thigh. < Skull. Scald-head.
f,^
disgust.
o. liable
to sus-
^j
;XJi
picion.
To become connected with. To be pared off (scarf of a

wound).
Bet. wager.
White
pustule.
*f3^j
^'J^
^^^
j^j
kijU'.
Baldness. Pustule.
Lot. sortilege. Leathern
: -^
^^
~Sj
To earn. To commit (a crime). To be suspected of. To loathe a. th., to be

disgusted with.
Conscription. Vote
t_i
A They drew lots. He has won.

He has lost. The best part
of.
ij
Xi-jZ
^^ Sjs^\-*f-
*:u
Larder
meat. ^SCjii y^j^ -r ^[^ j,'^ Bark of pomegranate. Crust of bread sticking to the oven. Dry exfor
Sleepless. Injured (nail)
Day
judgment. Abuse Calamity. Upper part of a ^jj]^s ^

of the
^ ijl
cretion of the nose.
road.
Mixture. Contagion. Relapse.
j^
"-J/J
Wood-pecker
lion).
(bird).
Disgust.
to.
Despised. Choice (stal^j
i^s
Able
îj*j
^ ^_^
1
Suspicion. Shocking
S^
"^-^'ji
Hero of his time.

Chief, hero.
_,*!*)
^__^
/ul,}
action. Bark. Earnings. Clove-bark.
Cinnammon.
Bastard cinnamon.
xfJai ;*,!
Bald. Scald-
oU^âj
9^ ^
'(s-j j> ^'J>S
He
I
is
the object of
my
J-j? }*
headed. Without bark (tree). Hard (place). Complete (number). Bare

(
suspicion.
mountain).
>
Hornless (beast).
(p^
can find my want in such a tribe. Cemetery, grave. Harsh, unjust.

think
1
ji^s o>U ^\
ij\'^
Bare meadow, garden. Mislbrtuue. Court-yard.
Dyer's broom.
oitj^'l
"i^^-rr-*-
J^
'
^j'ft
Bag
for collecting dates.
^'Ju^
^.^^/i
Man
of
dark complexion.
>jji^j
[^
Intensely red.
^'^\
ti_4
Place on a tree stripped of bark.
its
Erecting the head (horse). Knocker, whip, rod. pj,î Cudgel.

Mallet.
^^
piî*
o\r)
-j*
To begin
beast).
to eat dry things
young
Boin from a slave

father (man) :'from a
(nag). -^
^jJS'
-r
^Ji^
commrn horse
<
To crop (herbage lamb). * yji To gnaw, to eat up a. th. A Cja o To bark a. th. To insult a. o. grossly. To make
:
Loathsome.
in
To squat
putting the
hands^j^
-ft
around the legs. To bind a. o.'s hands under his legs.

Squatting.
Thieves.
an incision on (a camel
's)
nose.
\,'Ji
Miijsj ^'a^j S^>,'A

-i?i'j
To long
for (meat).
J(
a ^Ji
& ^
To teach a. o. to eat. To keep (a stallion) in the

stable.
y-^
yj^\
To become
a stallion.
j^j:^\
j,}j
Stallion kept in the

stable. Chief of
J^
a tribe. Incision on
of).
To cluck (hen). Csâ 3'ji * To deceive a. 0. ^ To walk in a plain. O^,* a Jja To make (a hen) to brood. j^j i>To bi'ood her eggs (hen). To have a rupture. SJ^K"^
Vile origin.
pebbles.
a camel's nose.
Game
plaid with
J^
j'^l
'
Crimea (peninsula
Greediness for meat. Skin taken off from

a camel's nose.
Even
JÎJ^j X'^yj v_^
soil, plain.
j^j
Hernia, ruptui'e. Brood-hen.
<
Stump of a tree. Remainder of bread

"Vice, defect.
j'j^
T^'ji
x^\'J
in the oven.
Rake. Hard labour. To become dry (bread).
j^j -^ Xs^ :c3l'_,3 d

jij^s >
To dry
^32-j
,
(bread).
CjjJ^'^j i/^>ji
Ji'^
-fy-
Kept
in the
^^ ^
hV,*
^ yj]
A/-'^
Squirrel.
stable (stallion).
To
Marked with an
nose.
incision on the
Figured curtain
of red wool.
S^î^j
in its
^j^J
-*0'-
call up (a puppy), Small flea. Puppy, little dog. To gnaw hard (bread).
^~>Ji ^ ^îji ^Tj ^

^.-O
u'jî/h c-yj^ fi> j.ij -^
Crisp bread,
J-^^'J
t ^'^ÂJ *
"^
To preserve (meat)
grease.
yj^
*
<
biscuit.
Stewed meat. To plaster with mud. To

'
*-*jjS -^
jj'^^
To cut into small pieces. To gnaw a. th. (mouse).

Small bit. To rumble (carriage).
ht'J -^
-^
pave (a house) with bricks. Male mountain-goat. JU'l^S ^ ij^J

build, to
A'
<-
To
crash, to clatter.
(pigeon).
4^j
"
Baked brick. -ic^^'J ^ ^c'.jK ^ Gypsum. Female mountain-goat. Built with bricks. Plastered. y/î Coccus^ kermes (insect) yiel- y,J'
ding a red, crimson dye. Dyed red with kermes ;
ci'imson.
Clatter, crash, rumbling.
To ceo
loudly (man).
To laugh To grumble
Co.mel).
To frighten a. 0. To shiver from cold. Wine.

laughter.
w3^2.jj
Prolonged cooing. Peal of
iii^ .^10*
a Scarlet-fever.
To
collect a. th. <
To
t/-u!l
Shrill-voiced cock.
grind, to eat (anything) dry.
Gown
To
jSt^S
^ 5*^j
tP^
(j5__,j
*
--
Rabble of people.
j
i
without sleeves.
ill-feed (a child).
To enter
its hole
^'f'J^'i
Jj
J^^,
(pigeon).
u^sl'v^
rr
Ill-fed (child).
J>'
diver.
i
ufiy-î a*W*,j ^',Jk
Kind of plungeon,
-ft
Pigeon-nest. Hollow dug as a shelter
^^j
^'^'jj ^'ji-h ^'i'ji ^"'j
yj *
O
of a pasturage. Time, age, generation.
1
6i
^
Equal in age.
of hair.
from cold. Baking-place.' He walked with short ^îill J JaV^

steps.
Lock
of 'a
Summit oj^j iX^ ^ ~ mountain. Plait of hail*. Rope

surname
dy'^\ j'i
To write
closely, to close
of fibres.
The
c{
t-wo-horned,
Alexander the great. Rhinoceros. Cyclamen, sowbread. Rhinoceros. L'nicurn. Rhinoceros.
the lines. <> To crop a. th. (cattle). To be contracted, shrivelled.

Close writing.
-^
A -
C-i^.'î tij*
Stinginess.
Jljill
o^
Barbel
i
(fish).
Dwarf.
*Ljl_^
o^l >l o^l -^J
Musulman
sect,
Karmathian.
Short thornless
(^
Imp
of Hell.
oiLll)1 C^s jl o]^
un.
ix^'Ji )
y^>^
,^^'^,
Equal m (age, merit), c>\'^\ -r o'ji match. Competitor. Quiver.Coupled with another^lj^l ,^ o^
(camel;.
shrub. Worthless man.
Two-humped camel.
,
jr j ^
tj
Hair-pin. Small and hairy camel.
Rope binding two camels.

cjS'Jk
To
conjoin a. th.
A C^
u'j>
-S-
Sword. Arrow.
Corner. Projecting angle, Tip of the tongue.
t ~
"C]^
'\
with.
o^
-r
Conjunction of two stars,

of
^J^^-*-? ^'^'^|
two things Coincidence. Cornelian-tree, dogwood. Ql^ Gr Armed with a sword and arrows. oj,S Name of a wealthy man. ojj^ Joined. Companion, vr^ ^ ji^j Q:.;
comrade.
Spouse, consort. Coeval.
To couple two (horses). 5 To gallop (horse). Cl^s, o ol;^ To perform two c^_ o^l) Ol]]^, o (affairs) at the same time. To eat two (fruits) together. To unite two
.
(qualities).
To have the eyebrows

joined.
C_^ a li/
To
unite
Accomplice. Soiil. Wife. Context. ^\'^ ^ i^.^j Female devil harassing womenHouses facing one another. ^ \'^ jji
Flask, bottle.
'
together.
ther.
(many things) 2(j A ujr^ To bind ( captives) toge< To give a triangular or
conical shape to.
To
cl^l
with.
enter society Cl^S j iJ jU/i oj^ -^ To be the companion of.
Eating two
fruits at the
same
oj^
time. Galloping
Soul.
(hor.?e).
Kneeling
il>^j
on both knees together.
Horned. Having the eyebrows joined.
'U^ ^
o^s1
To be in conjunction with (star), /b ~ To compare a. th. with. v^ * To shoot two arrows at the samejîl time. To eat two dates in one mouthful. To bring two captives bound
with one rope.
Horned snake. Having numerous

shepherd.
0^
flocks
"CS-
and no
^^
Yoke or oxen.
Joined. Angulous. Horned.
^^ o^
^ ojI^
To be near to open (boil), To rush and swell (a vein To be able to. J To be unable to. To stray
from (a path).
oîi-^b blood).
:
Sticking to a.
(devil).
o.
continually
Chain of mountains, tu^ Caravan. c-lJ'iOis ^ cM'J^ Moslem town in North uUi^s
Africa.
To be To be To be
angulous, prominent.
associated.
joined, united to.
Rat, jerboa.
^^
-ft-
Horn. Insect's antenna. Sidejj^ ^ jj* of the head. First rays of the sun. Point of a blade. Prominent angle. Eutrance of the desert. Best part
To
live iu
a village. a tank.
\a'J -^j ^s'X
^
^s'ji\
Species of beetle.
Cauliflower.
(
Entertainment of a guest.
collectt-d in
Water ^s[^
^
for
hî
Borough,
Ant-hill.
village.
'jjlt
cj\i'^j
Coagulated
Stick. Ant-hill.
'Vjh
X>__^\
^ jj
I
*i!*
To mew (bird of prey). a To be chilled.

I
Projecting part of a mountain. ^\j^^ Head of Indian corn, ^...iiy ^ cryj^ "^
(milk). Canal, \vater-coi;rse.'

KjJ'J
Ridged
roof.
^'^
-fr
^ i^j ^j -Û
j
Forepart
of a boot.
yaJI^ ^
rifle.
u*_^_^
^;_;5
Yard
of a ship.
(
Villager.
opp. to ij
^j3
fi
[
Butt-end of a
Clove-tree.
ijj^ a
J_^'Jj jiJ^s
House
full
of people. Point of a
*j'j
spear.
Clove.
^sjj^Sj ^j(y ^ :;ji Gj bird.
jii^sii jLijr
Short-legged
Pink
(flower). Carnation.
iuJj^
Silkworm. Shunning
Aroma tised with cloves. J^^ Villager. (i^ a o_/ -Kjj 'J To be affected with Basin. jaundice. To be swoll,^n with blows. Slî;^ ^'Ji Very ho3Jaundiced. .(;;4^_, s);;^^ ^ .|^_, ^^^ a'J^h ^ ^ -U^ ^ ^\ pitable. To direct o.*s -elf J[ ij^j o i^S -MBowl for serving ^jii;: ^ s(;;^_, towards. ^g'Jj. ' guests. PL Furniture of a kitchen. To follow, to iS'jj^^j ij'Ji.i^j To jump. \'j% pursue a. th. o j5 -To loathe a. th. - To have a complaint of the j^'\ fi,j c^ To shrink from âJI back. impurity. To collect purulent matter J^t Silk. ^ Raw silk. (absce.=s). ^ 35 P j/J
,
and long-beaked green
fi>
^2!l
j'^î:;^
iji
33
jij^^ j^s^ 3^^
-.5_,
Back. Pumpkin. Watering-trough.

Outfall of a press.; Xs^:} _j\j
\'^
y^ ^ jj
''^'^\ ?-
impurity.
Dragon. Short snake.

-^ Glass.
j\^
(
oj
)
j\j
j\'j
I
Window-
for
^\.'j
glass.
Wooden-cup. saw them pur- ju. |j suing the same way.
J^ u
JÂj
Drinking.glass. Sjj^G Dealer in silk. -^ Glass-seller To season a. th. ^ 'Jj^^J a with aromatics. To bubble up (cooking- CG-jlj G-^
Testicular hernia.
Custom. Buttocks. Back, middle of the back. Affected with testicular

hernia.
To become high (tree). To eject ^ ^% ,<*j% (>'J s

pot).
Summit
of a
hill.
Sentry. Guard.
d^\'J
jjuppet-
Ts
(urine
dog).
Punch and Judy,

show.
J^C^Ts
j'_^,
i
To adorn (speech). To branch forth (tree).

Urine of a dog. The devil. Angel set over the
clouds.
To To To
î^^jj
receive
5 'SJ'\>\3 ,'\'î
^s'J
a. o.
as a guest.
offer (food) to (a'guest).
A
j'_^
collect (water)
J * (/^j
Rainbow.
Iris of the eye.
in (a tank).
To
explore,
j'Ji~^\j iS'M^j
J^h
j'Ji\
Onion-seed. Aromatics. ^\ja] ^ Offshoot of mulberries.
^ ^jl
to cross (a country).
To ask
hospita-
j'_^^\j jj\\j
Streak of yellow, red, green.^ji ^ x>l^
lity fi'om.
Ja-.;
^
Seller of seeds.
^(jj
To
pasture (cattle)
^-^j
Cr^
cleverly.
To become a
priest. Hj^Sj *I->li j^ Good herdsman. Christian ^_^li ^ 3^ priest. -^ Monk, priest.
Hamlet.
Backbiter.
Priest, clergyman.
xLt
Water-bubbles. ^J}'P Aromatics, seasoning. riiJlS To run swiftly (gazelle).Gtj^ a 9'jJ -To run (horse). ^jj To shave the head in leaving a
tufts of hair.
'
^\13
<15
To despatch
Cs
-^j
(a
messenger).
To
J
start (a horse).
Spurious (money). Egyptian

(cloth)
^j
To To
apply a, 0. exclusively to. burst in high words Jjat

a. 0.
j J
^jal
Priesthood.
Ivy.
tI^jLj <-j
*1^^,j l^^li
ltj^..
*"
against
To
flow (water).
To
(^
^,,1.;
-W-
To be ready to start (horse). To be shaven (head). To be
^.jsJ
scat-
incline
towards
its setting (sun).
To be
hard,
^..y^j îj~* o ^15
tough.
Veiy hard. Tough date. Murmuring sound of water. To be hard. ^^l^j i^ llS a
^Jj
î-r* irJj
tered (clouds). ^ja Scattered portions of clouds. Flax. Rufuse of wool. Lock of hair on the <'ij>J "^Ji top of the head. ipjl Portion of a cloud. Spurious
child.
To To
treat a. o. harshly.
force
2^
r.îs
^=-; ^
Dwarf.
Hard, tough. jt
a. 0. to.
r-^-^J -^^J
5 v-'-^'j
,
'Ir^
^^
_^1j
of a garment. îjSj *s-j5 ^'^\ Loosing the hair (buck). ^ji' Nimble. Having httle hair on
Rag, portion
Constraint, compulsion.
the forelock
horse).
i -ft-
By
force,
by constraint.
o'ljX-^j
1^^
Jj'-^
Lion.
jjj^ T ejj^j
j^lJ
Sturdy.
Hei'bs of the shore.
Great,
tall.
;;^.i:lj_^CJ
Cjs_,li_j (klJ
^ S33-^ ^ s?-^*
*i.r^
i
Street around a mosque.
To halt. Jjs i<i'ji "Jja To halt, to hmp. Vjj a Jj5 Lame, cripple. Jjj ^ -Vjj j. Jjal To blame a. 0. 2 Cj >j3 ^ To be mean, paltry. C.jl a j.^ Mean appearance. Inferiority. ^j3
i
To
act wrong-
Ja-s
-ik
>
i/'j5 ^(j5b
^j5 .("*
, Z'^- )
J^'J
fully.
To distribute, to disperse a. th. * To assess (a tax). To act justly. Ja-li JalSlj CJalS^ To have the sinews of C-klj a hJi
,
Vile,
mean, paltry.
*^j5j i^j5j
Vile, contemptible.
^lj|
^\'^
C^j5 *^j5
Sudden death. Insuperable.

Q Pick-axe. D Copper-boiler.
^jl ^
feet dried up.
01:^
T T
To pay
ments.
(a debt) by instal-
To shun
regularly
intervals
impurity.
To
set
plants)
play at a certain
To game
IjjS
IjJ -!^
of the Arabs.
^s'^^
(gardener).
(cock).
To cry by
To become impure,
Snake.
defiled.
certain game.
kill a. 0.
olj
w
<Sj^
3*
To be stingy in. To be niggardly towards To assess a. th. to allot. They divided it.
between themselves.
Equity. Just.
Lamb. To fell and

fi>
i/jjj
n
1e
-S-
ialjr)\j
Sj
ISickname.
2<
i/ji
-tt-
{s. pi.) LJ-5^
To slander a. 0. Cjj u.s ;ir^ To seek after a. th. * ^^>j To take out the marrow of (a A
Measure
for grain,"]
isLlal
Jala,
bone).
Ce^Y)
Repartitiou, allotment. (Arith.)
Division.
bushel. Balance.
Portion,
lot.
Just
weight, measure.
Coitus, aromatic plant. Perfume.
Stiff-legged.
Stiff (leg, neck).
Shaiv. portion ^^^ ^ Quotient {arith). x;.ljjt ^j}> Beauty. Cj^^j OVi--5 ^ li-lSj *V... Face. Oath. Truce. Swearers, oCU-5 ^ lIUJ Beauty, elegance. ÛJj Alms. Portion of the allotter. <;v1j Cloth-folder. INliddiing, average. C/,LlS Distribution. > Exorcism. ^rr^'
Repartition of inhei'itance. Co-par^û;lj,'iilSj 'V;-Jt
taker.
LJj
Jali
j^-j\
h^j
Rainbow.
Just.
Jali ^''iklj ^ Jali^ xiiklij 'j iklij Q i'u'-i
To
^
sort (money).
Earthen-pipe. Clever man.
jVta
'..."ij
_,k-l5
Money-changer.
.Ua.l5
^lU ^ ^,~J
-^
^jk5
"tt-
Balance. Steelyard. Dust. jl,i_5 ^ J_4ilj

"^
Jiklo
jkJ *
iikli
Portion,
lot.
U_-i^
^.--.s
Discharge-pipe.
of a stream.
:ci;i)i
Fine, elegant.
^^ ^
^,UJ ^
<i^^-^
Murmuring
Perfume-box. Market.
ter.
,
.
Constantinople.
I'l u'-'s,''*
i
n Receipt-foil torn out from a regis,t

,
,
To
divide, to Sj
distribute a.
i^
9!"
Îjj Cli îJ th. To separate ( fri.
>r?^
Portion,
<>
^^*^ jf-^J
ijtT:'^^
*'>^'
ends: time).
lot.
^r-r^^
tî. JL,^}>
Water-works.
Exorcised.
<>
Partaking.
Distributed.
Exorcist.
^si
jllt
To dispose a. th. methodically. * îJ To hesitate (in an affair). To be handsome-faced, 'xJ>\Lr o jj-^ To partake a. th. between ov * ^1j
many.
<>
< {Arith.)
Dividend.^_,J.a*
{Arith). Divisor.
To
exorcise a possessed
a. th.
\s.
Ji^
To have horny hands. ^] ^^ ^ To be hard, dry SJAillij CClJl o'vlJI^

(wood).
man. To partake
To be
dry, old (man).
To be
To
He To To To
bind
o.'s .self
with a. o by oath to
dark (night).
a. 0. for.
To be
niSj sj^^j i^j o uJ - pitiless, hard ( heart ). To be bad (money).
1^
swore by God. swear to.

adjure a. o. not to. be divided (men).
:
To harden (the heai't). /& jj\j To be hard, pitiless for. it i^ To undergo, to endure (hard- /b jjTîj
ships).
<>
^
s
To divide (men To share a. th.

together.
time).
^-
To
tx'eat a. o.
harshly.
To
swear to
o. a.
Hardness of heart. sjLli Of a bad standard oUjj oCl3_ ^ j^^j-J

(money).
To be shared
off into.
into, to
branch
Ji
Hard
Pot.
(heart,
sCs ^ ^^-Sj
o^
To ask a. th. to be partaken.^*^ To exact an oath from.

Allotment, division. Gift, share.
stone). Difficult.
Hardening of the heart.
Xlâ a ûl) sLl2^
Doubt.
To recover To pick
things.
up.
after
Ci^j
Temper, nature. Use, custom. ^^^j

Portion. Share. ^^j^fil ^s-j ûJ'i Section (of a book).
-^
^ ^
emaciation.
To collect A uJ o j^ To rub a. th. with the hand.

l
Oath. AsseveraI
_,l2/^j
ûJl ^ ^
tion.
Â
To
pick up chips of
^1;
^
Vji^J^
Jdj
<f-
To sweep
(a house).
th.
To scum
(a
wood. LoDg-bearded. ::^l j; uij jCJj ^ o Scurf of the head. Jdh Milky plant. Dregs of slîS. oij butter when cooked with flour and
-fS-
pot).
To piok up a. To escape, to
away.
To be
dryCplant) 'j^
jjiijij
glide
'j3\j 'j3
dates.
To
peel off
a ^^j
l^^-iJ
^^
-H-
(a fruit).
To be barked, peeled To sti'in o.'s clothes.

Rind, peel of
fruit.
^-JUlj
J--.
To pick up (refuse). < To weed (a field). To be barren (soil). To recover from small-pox. Bad palm-tree. Large bucket.
Stubble, straw, rush. Sea-weed. ^ A bit of straw. A bit. ^ Nest, small house. Rubbish, refuse. Picking up refuse.
^ <
'j^
jîi ^ _î3. Husk. Skin. Shell of an egg. Crust
j>c.)\
'j3
of a wound. Garment. Fish one palm long.
^ZiJ
_îJ
ol^riiJ'
Intensely red colour.
Covered with a thick bark.
Raffling.
Wings of locusts. Washing the ground

(rain).
Rustling of a serpent.
sS^>j Sîi
Wicker-broom.
Demijohn, carboy. To cure a. 0. from the
Bark,
shell, crust.
Piece of
elriS,
bark, skin. Clothes.
mange.
Excoriating the skin zy-.^ j, ^X (blow). Last in a race (horse). Disastrous year. ij^ Sj ^^ G Removed skin, bark, rind. Sjlli Barked, shelled. _îi ^ .)>i ^ jS\ Having the nose excoriated. Intensely red.
To pick up (wood) here and

for proper use.
thereA>
To be cured from To mix Â
(the scab).
^j
^ J.1^
i
Cij
^13
--
Naked. Clear answer. Importune beggar. To take off (a *>
Jai-J
-^
covei'ing) from.
^
^f^
Îji j ^Jj To corrupt, to vitiate a. th. To do harm to a. 0. 5 Îjj To defile a. 0. with. cj 5 To be polished (sword). i;il5 wii To be new, clean. -^ To be chapped, cracked ^X^j ^jj
fi>
poison with (the food). To poison a. o.
To To
slide (saddle).
slip
izli
(skin).
from the finger
(ring).
To become rusty (sword), To be praised or blamed.

Filthiness.
^Jir
^..,15^1.
To plunder a. o. (robber). ;bj s JaU -^ To ravish a. th. To become clear (sky). LiiJlj isii; To be plundered by a brigand.
^
Poison. Rust. Refuse of

food.
Yile, worthless
Zli3 j
i_;iii1
îJ ^ îs
,_ -;^
^12 j>j
^
^_^
Cream.
Leather strap. Counter (at
Li-liJ
Ti
iK,'t\
man.
Poi.son.
Stitching.
Jai-ij
i,Ci3
>
Chaps on the
i_,Ali1
,i<
<
skin.
cards). Fish.
New. Clean.
Worn
^^1:^^ _J.s
^ r"^
"CXJ^
Penknife.
Jsli;;
<>
out. Polished or rusted (sword).
To To
disperse (a party).
clear off (the clouds
CiJ a ^lJ
* Worn
out garments.
,ii1j
wind).
Mixed (descent). Of mixed race.
_lii
,_; ju
u**
Bed
e\\
of a stream. jtj-3 ^ ^---5. j î5 Unripe dates. ^^j ^1 Woollen garment, fur. ^[jj Remainder of a meal. xMLtj îls
To be To be
light. <
cleared
To see. away
Ui.5 a
^45
(cloud).
Dry vegetable.
China-ware.
ffti
^^
'4M-^,
^ ^^%
c-=^
"^
To bark (wood), ^^jjîj o Uj -fr To skin (a snake). -^ To cream (milk). To wipe (the face). A To fall into destitution. ^s'l Basket of palm'(i3,j c^'/^ t S-^
leaves.
fy-
To be over (cold, darkness) 4- To be seen. To be dispersed (people). To start from (people). To be dispelled (anxiety).
Dry skin. Skin-garment worn out. Tent made of skins.
Cloud clearing away. Sweepings of a bath. Scattered ^15, ^ *ii.3, j clouds. Piece of dry skin.
,
r-^\
fZî
'.t
Cream. Foam.
Straw-basket. Adulterated money. sJlîs j> o'^'j-^ Slender (man). Barked, peeled. Jt2^j 'li^-^J 'j-tlf To cut off, to .jo^j ,\^^ lfi% ^
fit,
Dry. Unsteady.
Rag.
tatter.
Pituite.
clip (the nails, hair).
Scattered (fodder).
To seem pregnant (female), '.âlj To come upon a. o. (death). Vallj To relate a. th. to. Jt * ^.a^ o ^ To A llr'-slj yfl.^"j Ca-b5j \^ ^s
j(
Kid forsaken by
its
mother.
To be distrustful, suspicious To shudder to have j;iil. ^,Jii5 the goose-skin. To be unfruitful

; -ft-
follow (the footsteps)
of.
(year).
To show the way to. jfj^Jjl oâIj j^^sj To plaster (a wall). yj^^ To be quit with 2 ^\^j 7.^(2^ i>ls a. 0. To retaliate upon a. 0. To settle an account with. To punish a. o. To be wasted, worn out Vlj* ^s1
fi^
Shudder, horripilation, gooseflesh.
s'^ _,;is
Shuddering. Old (man, vulture).

Lion.
J^S^
-r
^-a?
y^vU ^ îJ
^Jj,
^
'J\
War.
Calamities. Hyena.
(beast).
Ant-hill. Spider.
';t
To
retaliate for a. th.

a. 0. a. 0. to
^ i>*'
t.t.T
Tsj
upon
To be
revenge
(the
o kJLiSj Vii.5 , *Jli5 neg'ectful of cleanlinesF

,
To
^li
jkk^)
To allow
hunself.
lead a painful, a squalid
life.
To render
in
life
hard to
a. 0.
illt
To keep
memory
a. 0.
(God).
fy
words) of
To requite 0. a. To be clipped, cut off. To relate (a fact) accurately, a '^V>{ To retaliate upon. ^> To seek retaliation from s lÂiJ.[ a. 0. To ask a. 0. to relate a. th.
Cuttings, clippings.
Breast. Middle of the breast.
To mortify o.'s self. To wear shabby, filthy

clothes.
<_.u
life.
Painful
life. -^
Austere
jkL^j tilj
.4s:
Mortification.
oil.
;
Austere-looking
^.tij
sun-burnt
slovenly.
wilsl
^s Hard year. ^:iaj ^ Barracks.

Hospital.
^t
Ts
-^
j5<iJ, j ilii
Gypsum.
Narration,
story. Records.
To
eat much.
To
eat
C_ij
split
(
^^
^^^j
^^,
-r
*-^3,
the best
leaves).
dishes.
To
palm-
a<a
half.
(\city.
.,09
Seat of government, chief

gullet.
Lock
Windpipe. (Esophagus, the
xJ'J\ ll-iS
'jj^\
*^^
cr^LiS, j ^_^> ^ iSw Retaliation. Punishment. o'l^. Euphorbia Canarica, plant ^^Lia
of hair.
Fine linen. k_*i5 ^ ',^^ Player on the pipe. wLo^ ^ -r--?^ Abstaining from dnnking._,x^j ^^^ S
Back
sought by bees. Cytisus (shrub). of the head. Sternum. ^Ja\J^
Clippings of nails.
i^Lia
Dam.
Butcher. Flute-player, a
surveyor.
Pipe. Flute. Reviler.
,i
s-i^-^*.
Land- ^\^'i
oL^m
Hairy part of the breast. Plant used for ^Jaj,l^ ^

cleansing.
Xa^j
^'-^
u^'^
i:
--
ii
,"
--.S'i
He knows where u'a^^-a^^ c4^. to get what he wants.
Lock
of curled hair.
^^x^\^j
Pipe, tube.
î^^
flute.
Art of playing upon the

Craft of a butcher.
<jiaS,
Narrator, story-teller. u^L^lj Clipped in the forelock (horse). ,_ô2> Trace. '^jsOa
Scissors.
^G
>ui ^
a. th.
Twisted, curled, (hair). caded (cloth). Cane-brake.
-^
Bro-
^^si Ear-wig. To break

ll^ji!
l^^ jf\
To
clip (the ^n^'-a *
l,fi* 4-S-
hair).
To
repair
Jl^ jl
jl
Ijusj
a.i
-H-
Malignant and
hideous snake.
^XLaij
t/liia
to.
To purpose,
to intend a. th
To betake
place.
o.'s self
to a
a_^
Strong and big
ol-a5,Ua3j ^^,1.^*5
(lion,
^
i
(>a3,l.i
camel).
>^.o?jlj
,
To To To To To To
break a. th. asunder. fi> jJa^j act moderately in. J j,.i:3ij a.o3 spare money. jai^l J j^{ compose poems. j^\j jJ^j -um compose and trim ju_l.ia2!l o.^
hit
a jj^\
o.
To
cut off
CJaj
..il
-ft-
a. th.
To To
cut up (a sheep
refuse drink
butchei*).
^J^
i
^.j^J C.^1
(camel).
verses.
To prevent
king.
(snake).
a.2a2j
(a beast)
from drin-
and kill on the spot (arrow).To bite and kill a.
To be killed, to die (dog). To be broken in halves

(spear).
-uiiJlj
Aim, intention. Resolution.
a._'^%
To revile a. o. s *_..2alj To send forth stalks (plant). ôj To curl (the hair). -^ To cut A i_v< (stones). To embi'oider (cloth). To produce reeds (place). To ^^^\
have (beasts) abstaining from drinking.
Straight (road). Just, middle course.
On purpose
I
deliberately.
juai;
'direct myself
towards
i^j-i^
dllll,
thee.
He
is
before thee.
ilo-il 'y>
Thistle. Tamarisk-branch.
jua*
i-/^^
Broken asunder
(spear-staff).
iUsJlj o-^-alj
Fragment,
bit.
o^, ^
and
SJ.i5,
Poem Poem
of 3 or 6 verses
j.î
more. Marrow-bone. Full of marrow. of 7 or 10 ju^j aj,Lis ^r S^s-?^

verses upwai"ds. iU^j
Back. Gut. ^LrfiS'l -^ k.M<3 Reeds. Any plant having a join- ^.iM ted stem. Bones of the fingers and toes. Pipe, channel. Cane. Musical reed. The bi'onchia. Ducts of the lungs. <> Gold or silver thread. Sugar-cane. l^\ -^j ^L\\ w.i3 He has outstripped jlU' w.ia jî the others lit He won the cane of
^^
victory.
Well recently dug. Bone
of the
XL^^
Easy, short (journey). A- Apostolic delegate.
jusS
nose. ^lain part of a country. Pole,
Jj-ij J-f G
measure of about
12
feet
and a
"\M
^ra
Jiilii
^
To To
confine o.'s self to.

find a. th. to
!& â-3l.
Tax-gatherei-.
j^vS
JuslS
bs short,
Shortness.
Neglect,
jyJîj jôlj lo.a9j
a _îJ,t â?j _^j _ra5j ^^3

j^t
Easy (road). Between us So-aS and the watei" there

journey.
Just,
-ôi^s
tV^Ji
:^
iu)
is
Ûj
UiL;
a short night-
shortcoming, inability.
Use of a restrictive particle

as VI.
Palace, castle.
Utmost
\jjt>
limit.
iJjl.isj i'jloij
moderate course. Politi- iLisjl economy. Sparing of money. x'ii:JI j Dying suddenly. jJaical
Jii" ol illjlosj
6'jî
The utmost
He
is
of thy
power
is
to do so.
Design, thing aimed at. Of middle size (man).

Tin, pewter.
aaia/!j jtîi
my
first
cousin on iny" father's

stiff-neck.
jc-^
~ j-ua5
-fr
-S-
side.
To
neck
:
fail.
To be dear
:
lj>.a* o
^^
Pain
in the
(price).)
Rubbish
Grain
ears.
left
oj\-aJj <J.j-^,J ^^r^*J
~ To
miss the (but
ai'rrw).
^
^
.j^tj quit a.
o.
,
in the sieve
left in
the
\sî
Sjl-i'jj
â3
S>'a
To be unable to perform a. th. To fall short of. To

(pain).
Base of the cl>aj

neck.
jl.i5b
âj ^
To
shorten, to
<>
A^j
lâ*
j^
Fragment
of wood, of iron.
'ijutt
curtail a. th.
(cloth).
Closet. Private apartment. Piece of excellent ground. Craft of a fuller.
To bleach, to whiten To whiten (wax) in the

^;.
J^jVI
s_3\.is
sun and dew. To shorten (a

prayer).
^^\j.^
jrij
fi>
^,ol
Date-basket.
elr^'^J
"i'J^'i^
Chamber-pot. Cesar. Emperor.

Great.
*I_rii -^
He
confined
him
in his
J V^,^
is-
s^^Cj ^ _/a% L
house.
el^ôXJij -ro^c*
(
Cesarea,
<
name
;
w s?-^s' of 3 towns). -^.rols L
He
To
1
entrusted
him
exclusi-
Â
vely with the affair. restrict a. th. to. *-^ J^

,jwi;
Bazaar
building surrouude'd with
* ~
porticoes or shops.
confined myself
to that.
ll^ru
Cj>a3
Shortening. Shortcoming.
Laziness.
j-uai;
To feel a
j^yfi ^
S3^-^*1 J J^^^l
1/;j>vJ
_/>
pain in the neck: )îl a^r^s

ij\:îj
Necklace.
]\Iinor. pupil.
to have a stiff-neck.
Remote
ôtt
(water).
To be short. He has been
1^5 j
l_^^ o
iaj
j^
unable.
He has
c/j^
Powerless. Stingy. jCM ^wasj _^<9e Pudical in her looks (womau;.ji_^ll Short, of short '\'J.aij j\^^ w-'.v^'
stature.
been stingy.
Having a shoi't pedigree. ,_Jli!l Kept ^S-o^J Cj\i;\'Aj jCai ,- ''-f^r^ within the house (girl). Kept indoor (woman). Nuptial Sj^îaj chamber.
Fuller.
^
To be remiss in work. J ^^ ~ To give stingily. *^M^^ < To lag behind. ^^ To punish a. o. z J,oti < To be upon the evening. To ba j^\ old (beast). To beget shoi't children. To neglect, to fall short Jio^j
of performing (an affair).
j\^%^
,;.
-rO.S
,,,
i.^lr^'' j
u Jurist* v:ol5l
_r^'
Shorter. n The temple of Luxor.
^'aj VI
To contract, to shorten o.'s self.^,.^ To confine o.'s self exclusively to. ^ To feign to be short. ^'<?Uj To be unable to.
^^
^
(
i
'
'\'r
To rumble thunder). Ca-^sj Gia îos To grumble (camel). To be tender, weak li^s a wji-a1 (wood). To break in halves (arrow, tooth). To hang down (plant). To meet. To play, to joke.
Having a comMallet of
fuller.
_^*^
.i^^âS
JaiS
plaint of the neck.

s^'ci-j
âij
Evening. tj^j It cannot be avoided,
y^ â
^^j ^-^
iif ^_^lj
The
last
moments
is
j'UtflX'b
_o^'
To be broken, ôSJlj To dash together (crowd). ._i^l2; To rush (upon). it >^îj\j
of evening.
His palace
opposite
iSj-aKaj> 'â
mine.
To be pushed, To forrjake a.
dashed.
o.
^JafA
^. ,jJsiu\
Shortened. Bleached. Ended by jîj' a short alef (noun). <> Whitened
Revelliug, good cheer.
>jj-^j ^XJi
jllas
(wax).
Closet.
White
cloth.
Rushing of a crowd.
Stair, degree. Isola-
cjII^j
uC^
j>
,-
ted tract of sand.
Kept indoor (woman). To swallow (water),
j^^^
a ^:^
:
f-
Vjyaii>
a î^j
-{^
Sweeping (wind). Rum- xlols

bling (thunder).
^^^
,j^
^Jua
To bruise (the grain To crush (a louse). To

(
mill).
sti-ike
i
(
Easily shaken.
a child
:
Unable to bear hunger.
^L3I
child
on the head. God). To despise

)
To
stunt
a. o.
Broken asunder. Having the teeth ^xJi

broken.
?-
^:r^j ^'^* Mii* ^ ^^.iJl
To
swell with blood (wound).

iu?
^^
Gambling-house. wiolii ^ J.ii> To reap ifc JosjIj i Joa A (green fodder). To thrash (wheat). To cut a j^3
,
He is perverted. To keep at (home). To allay (the thirst

water).
oQalJji
a a
j^lt^^
,
fîj
^.oSj
^^
To be stunted \i\:^
(child).
Ci.is
a ô*
(the neck).
To germinate
itj
:^
(seed).
To
give green fodder to
To fuiTow f^t
J
^^
the earth (mole).
(cattle).
To be
reaped.
J-a:b J-i2jlj
j.Ss2j
Stoppage. Refuse of wheat, iX^^ J-^j

of barley.
j^j
J-i>, j
To wrap o.'s self in clothes. To come out from (a pass). To become purulent (boil).
Wooden
^ ^^7
f.U5 j t^,i oUI-^m ^ X'-'g^ bowl for 10 persons. < FilMng of a
Weak.
jo3
terrace.
Herd of camels. <Li3, j sl^ Sharp (sword). Jîifj Jl^sj J-9\j Barley, wheat reaped when J.^
green.
ÛoVsj <&Ua9j 'U.o)j Burrow of a mole.
'.Mâij
fi.as <^
-^n/i*
^^cly
'Ul-iw^
Short, stunted, puny

(child).
^^^.iaiij ;.~:^j ;ui
Biting (tongue). Breaking every jî. thing (camel).
Sharp (sword).
^^j.
The sun has
To break
a. th.
a C-^
^.i -^
^^>Ujt ,cli.^l. reached its middle course.
J*-33
-fr
(God) punishes the
^.^1 S*^
Garden-sage.
cniJ
-Vk-
wrongdoer.
To break
jr-^^J jm-^'
i_i4a3j
fi-V> i
i_i.^
To be broken.
Locusts' eggs.
Bit, frag-
(wood).
Breaking of the foreteeth.

X-t^^ *i-i3,j,
j.li5l
^^
^ ^,^,
<i.il
To be broken. < May God break thy

in the middle
!
ji^
Ufe
i)^;
ment. Step of a staircase.
To revel, to u^tj (s^j make good cheer.

,
(i.;^
r
The extremities
world.
of the
cr'j VI
_^4A*
^Bl
S-^-*
Frail.
j-r^-i
M^
Docked
in the ears
J^j Is^h
Ca^-a*
i
(cattle).
Remote.
Ji^
(thong).
pearl).
Breaking all Sandy vl^^J j-^J jc^ ground abounding in tamarisks. Having the fore- ^^ ^ Hi-^ >i ^^1
teeth broken.
To A Ca5 o pierce (wood). To bray a. th. To destroy (a wall). To pull out (a peg). To launch (horsemen) against. jt 5 To sprinkle (food) with sugar.ifc ;>^b To be full of 'ja^LL Ij 'jaiS^ Qx^ a ja5
,
To crackle To bore (a
â*
Southern-wood (plant). Santonin {plant).
^\ A^^
jj\ >^-juj
To
eat a. th. greedily.
To
^ J'^^
-ii-
cut a. th.
Strong, sturdy.
Worm
in the
J^J^j dr^,^ molar teeth. iiiJ^
S^
gravel
To
place, food ). ( be mixed with gravel
ûljl
(food).
To pick up
To render
(God).
(
(refuse).
To
be hard 'jM\
To" be remote, far away (place) Jm To be far away from. ^^t i5^1> To dock the 5 ^'-n^< ,jAii 'j^y Caa
,
(resting-place).
ears.
)
a place
hard
A To
cut (the nails).
To To
down (bird). 'j^\i ja^^ be broken. To be thrown j^[ down. To threaten to fall (wall). To
dart
;
shoot down (star). To dash upon (the enemy horsemen).
jc.
To be far off from. ^ îS To I'emove a. o. far away. ji>j y ^^1 To bring a. th. to its utmost limit. To protect the wing of an array. jji\ To fathom (a jj A ^î2ifJ,lJ J^lSI question). To study a. th. thoroughly. To exhaust (a subject). To manage (a business)
carefully.
^'aiiJ-l.
To
find (a bed) hard.
Cracking of the knee.

Pebble.
To
inquire after, to investiof the ear.
gate.
FuU
of pebbles (place) of them.
Maiming
^^^xî; j
*is3,j *ii'
J^l-^S,
Remote
Ca5
relationship. Land, country.
They came
all
Remoteness. Inside of (a
house).
'Calj Caj
Small pebbles.
Rocks superposed.
Genus, species. Virginity. Place fall of pebbles.
Vice, defect.
<^
zk\ oUjS. ^
his country. iCa* J j* from me! Cai!) jja* Notch on the ear of a beast. ;â
is in
He Be
off
XJsHj X^t Hard, full of pebbles (soil). Caj ^ jail Hard, compact (coat of mail). To mangle its prey (lion). A j^dia -STo be broken, smashed. jsHsm Breaking of a bow. ioiiaj
Inquiring, deep study.
'[Ja2^{
Remote
Far
off.
CUw ^
"C-ai j> 'lis!
^^
(place, man).
oy^^j
l.iS'l
Old (ewe). Land,

country.
^j3\'p
^ ^S ^ i^B
Lion.
Ji3lh^\ ^ JaUiull JadilS!! To be worn out (skin), 'lijj a ^b^ -ftTo become red (eye). To be blackened (cha- s^lialj l-aa
i-acter).
Elm-tree.
Ca-5 y,
The
farthest.
Docked
in
A'^t
j,
j^\
the ear.
Mosque upon the
site of
^^Vl
fj\>i,\
the temple of Jerusalem.

li
To To To
eat.
Farther.
feed a. 0.
tail
hold
a. o.
to be low born.
.,/.
Uiij
The
last end.
t^S-^'
î*^'
'\-t )
Rotten.
Vice.
s.^.A'i
Isolated tract of sand.
XiisS
Thiu: slender.
oUJasj JUa5,
^j^^l
-fr
To crimch
a. th. dry.
C.jal
jr^j a
^,-aj
iLal > ,^^ Shame. Corruption. suaSj s\^ To strike a. o. with j Cial i w-iu
-ft-
a rod.
To have
a'ld black.
the teeth broken C*.^ a To be broken ( tooth).
^^
To
To
ride
an untrained
,^. ,ji-iu
j-*
(beast).
be blunted (sword).
To
cut off (a
To buy a. th. in retail. i'^S>ii^ To feed (a beast) with grain, j ^^'l To make little provision ^..îiJ-ij
(in
^S
^....oiSlj
>_ojj
i_-
branch).
time of dearth).
To prune (the vine). * ^.> To spread its rays (sun). kîsijj To bring forth nutritious plants .^JaJ'l
(land).
Notch in a blade. Sword. Anything dry ^,^j _^j j>\^j

I
^^
Xi.-ij
C>
crackling under the teeth. have CJ:i^ j\ CU3J j\ *iijj
'ci'i
To be lopped, pruned. ^ ^r, \j To move on (star). To extemporise (a speech). _Ji3l.

fi>
not tasted the least food. Toasted chick-peas.

ted (sword, tooth).
Branchy
iJTl^ >
tree. Nutritious plant.
^Jm
-'><
Clover.
Bow. Arrow. Rod.

Nutritious plant. Flock, herd.
Parchment. Leathern mat.^^ ^ ^,j^

Barley. Silver.
To
decide, to detera. th.

(
a sUm
(
,5-^
-S-
mine
To
fulfil
).
satisfy
order).
a want
To
a duty ). execute
To
(
Rod, stick. Sharp (sword). Bow made of one branch.

Cuttings. Splinters.
^^ ^ X^h ^ uCJ^
"*
c > w
'.-
9-
y-l
^,ia<
an
SJL^
To settle (an affair) for a. 0. To prescribe a. th. to a. 0. To pay (a debt) to. He died. i;;.j j\ '^\ To relate, to explain a. th.
to.
JA
Jc
*~
5
A
jl^
^j
Cutting (sword). Active (man). Scythe.

plants (land).
*jLaS
^(-iaîj uî>
Abounding with nutritious

Place aboimdiug with nutri-
^Lai;*
He struck him dead. He was struck with

wonder.
<li^ ^î2a
ij;^
tious plants.
._4ii!l il>^ i^s *^
Untrained. Extemporaneous
(discourse). Poetical metre.
To judge
between.
cru
*~-^J
iliaSj
Cja5
,_j^
To
subdue, to tame
z ilia
a â
-S-
a. 0.
ic.
To condemn a. o. To discharge a. o.
To
finish, to
a. th.
o.
^^^
^h' ^ê^
To be chopped and
scattered.
ftÂiJ\j /iÂt>
(judge).
J
'~
per-
?Ca3 j "'h^
To be
Pain
form
separated, remote from.

in the belly.
. />fiAJU\ P jJau^
To appoint a. To send down

(God).
as a judge.
"&
(calamities) to ovJ
Ji^
Flour-dust. Rubbish
falling
r-'^'j siUasj /Jw iÛaij f.Citf
To summon
judge.
a. o.
before a
^ ji,S
To be
lean.
thin, CUjS, j
from a wall. CUmj
sM'.^ a
sJ^
,
-ft-
To be performed, finished. To be fulfilled, consumed, To stoop (bird). ( for To be at law.
iS'ÂI
Small stones.
Bird.
-.'^
j^
:;
^^s
J^
Sandy
lock.
hil-
oUkij
oUa3,j
U^
:r
C-i Uj
1;
exact fiom
a. 0.
Dear
(price).
-LSj "k^
JaLsj
'Jal
To
^^|J
û<
^Sâju[
Crisp and short (hair).

Crisp, short-haired.
the payment of (a debt).
To come
Circumference of a hoof. da5,l ^ Pattern. Top of a moiiotain.
Circuit of a grotto. JajOJ
JV'l3_
to nought. To be accomplished, to pass away

died. I'equired, it necessitated.
ij
He
It
"îa^j
To
render
a. th.
necessary.
decide
AS
jûX-. :Z.\
The horses came by

troops.
LntaJ JliJI O'i?-
To ask
a. th.
a. o. to
Turner. Bone upon which a pen

is
ijilaS
To be appointed judge.
,6aill
*L3*j
'Jai;
nibbed.
drizzle.
Sentence, judgment. C-ail ^ -Uasj jy Irreversible decree of God. Fate,

lot.
To
To
cUick (hen).
JaSJ^
^
-^
Accomplishment.
Drizzle.
-laSJaS.
Deciding. Death.
^y
Ciy ^
*!-y
Cry of the partridge.
*k^
CJaJ
i
Sentence. Event. Thing,

thesis.
To frown
(the face).
^Xfsj
^j
fill
>_.W'?
matter. Case of law. Proposition,

Bitter plant of
.
To
^
collect a. th.
To
js,
QJ ^y
i
oCaS j
J'<^
i.i
(a vessel).
To
close (a bag).
îaj
To spread across a house

(beam).
the kind j^'^ End, consummation.
Exigence. Convenience.
S
fi^
To anger a. o. To stitch (clothes). To assemble (crowd). To mix (wine). A k^Jailj "^ To frown (the face). To
be
(
_Jajj
Judge, cadi, magistrate

Chief justice.
^LjIj
-Jajj
..Jaiil.
^y
Deadly poison. Death.

Decider, arbitrator.
'
stitched
).
garment
in
).
To
is.
fail
Performed.
Fulfilled.
food
Necessitated.
To precede others
K.i3j
,
j
,îaij
wl? jj -^
According to
in con-
(walking, speaking).
ijOaSl
7.
y,iaj
i^\j r^
._jaj ^^
Axis. Axle-tree of a wheel.

Pole. Pivot.
sequence of. As reason requires. ^ To be high 'jjj ijjlaj î

,
^ 'y
-i^'
XliS J tjiylj v_!^ :r *t-^9 Pole-star. Chief. Main supporter (in
(price).
an
affair).
The
polar star.
,_jaiil "*?-J
Polar (circle). Fibrous plant for making ropes.
^s
JIj5,
'y To nib (a pen). 4> 'Jaiij.Lâ' o To pare (the hoof of a horse). ^ To desist from. ^ "y To be short, xlTvyj (iAa a JalaSj jJ
crisp, curly (hair).
pole of the terrestrial sphere,
iij
To
turn, to carve (wood).
f>
JaU
< Stitch.
Only, solely.
>vyj
(
y
C*
Arrow
hitting the target.

(
^Lj ^ Jiy
It suffices
Caltrop, star-thistle,
plants).
me. Not at aU, not ever

preterite).
I
j^j ^ _ y
after "the
-y
He has taken
Cks J CM ii-1 lump. Mixture. Lowest part of the ^..ly, opening of a gown. Piece of meat. i;\ix% Mixture of two kinds of XljlaSj ^^^
it
in a
have never seen him. Male cat. xLy j

Civet, musk-cat.
<>
'Ja5
iîO
Cat-mint.
cat.
Portion. Register.
milk.
Female
Nibbing of a pen
Trifle, palrry thing.
Mixed (wine).
jOai; j
i^J)^j
-yJ^j
'
>_.gkl
Letting
fall
drops
J^J J^^
fj^
Frowning. Lion.
All.
wiS
(cloud).
Dropping liquid
of water.
File of camels.
^ File of
small quantity
it'lS The whole. They came all together. ijjG ^^1 <U
cXjiasj Jî ^ jOaS. carriages. Railway-train.

;u
Bidckish and venomous snake.

Sailing-boat.
if-
jClaSj CfjOaS
Sj^
tt
"O)^
drop (water). To drip. To overthrow a. o. violent- ^ s'j^jLa ly. To smear (a camel ) with tar. * To sew (a garment). "" To run away. 0.^^
I
Calamint
{plant).
<lj^
do not
<j
_^
Ji' j\ e'J:a
J^ jjy\
Ci
Distiiicition.
Ji^
Ji>J^
Dripping.
Censer.
Gum.
J^S'^
know who has taken it. To drip (a A J^\j ,J^j

liquid).
l^ o
Dragon's blood.
l^^^ ^S^^
<
To
^
i ^^
distil a. th.
"
'^^^^->
.J^'
Chains, stocks.
S^
To tie (beasts) in a file. To perfume (clothes) with

aloes-wocd.
fi>
Rained upon (land). Smeai'ed jâii with tar (camel). To hurry on. vS^ "^
He threw him down from a^'^ J*

hia horse.
To
stir about.
vS^^ To
kj^^
be near to drop.
Js3\
Demon, genius. Puppy. Light,

lively.
Restless insect. Melancholia.
Plough-peg.
Jar, glass-jar.
vivH *
-hi^^
tar. o'Ji^
cj\^f0j
"^
-S-
To smear (a beast) with Tar extracted from the

juniper or savin-tree.
oV^,
oî^**
He thrusted him with the i^Û iiiW spear and dashed him down. To perfume o.'s self with aloes- J^ wood. To fall on the side. To throw o.^s self down from an elevated place. ^c To lag behind. To walk side by side. To come _^'U7
by parties.
Smeared with c Whale.
tar.
(j-Qai*
To
cut,
fi,
^\iaXij CJai'j
CJ^ a fia -^
To begin to dry (plant). To distil a. th. To drop

(a liquid) drop by drop.
Distillation.
jUaalj J/t*l
A Jaiill^
o^lMh
jUaa
to suppress, to curtail a. th.
To put
a. th.
apart.
To
cut
JA
out (a garment) for. To intercept (a road: thief). To/b abolish (an habit); to stop a. th.
Rain. Dropping liquid. Drop.
j^ j^
-^
Resinous
'Jii'J\
To prevent a. o. from. To cross (a river) on a ^

bridge or in swimming.
country).
^^j ^^ ~
^ cj^
Jk'^h ~*^ j^
stuff.
juice of the dragon's blood.
To
cross (a
Brass. Copper. Striped Side, flank. Celestial or

terrestrial zone.
îaS
jQajl
Ja,
He convinced him. *?3J0 He silenced him with benefits.
5 />lajb
Egypt.
^^roJI
circle.
Jailj
iJC4
^Jaj
Diameter of a
sj-,' jJI
The
four parts of the ÛJI jvijl ^.j\
To settle a difference between, û He broke with *^jj CJ^ ii^j A^

his people.
world.
The
CjJ Li*3l tjiii^b
^^J
iS-j^
garment fits my size. Such a one hanged

himself.
Jaaj Aloes-wood. He took the rest in a \'J^ J^CSI lump. A di-op. <^ Drops of eye- cXj^ ?-
J^
jiil
KM
^liJI
o^ A^
water.
Drop by drop.
fji^
fj^
Y)
i
-U
^\i jit ,y To be attached, devoted to. Jl. ^^kiil^ He has sold his horse. To fill a tank to the half. To divide a flock. Cr'îJl j^C- ^ i>3, 4^Jl, A To be worm-eaten (fruit). ^li^ < To consume (food). if- To lose its strength (medicine). Cutting. Breaking, stopping, ^Ls To digest (stomach). Pause in reading. Undoubtedly. Absolutely. CLs To be exhausted (well). GtUaSj UjiJ To dry (spring). To fly to a hot Spear-head f.Vi5 j f^>]j ^Qaj'l ^ îa5_ country ( bird -^ To abstain from short and broad. Piece cut oiK
j
).
Horse-cloth.
^ytjj f.\^\
Portion of the night. Scarcity of water.
A^,j
meat.
^
He
is
not convinced,
a. th.
iiit
I
âi V
Ioa
(ji*
uiiajj îa3
îks
It is
unlikely, incredible. jii) ^JaijV

:
Asthma. Colics. Breaking off with
>
To overlook
to
^^
o.'s folk.
:c;iajj
î
;4aj
make
V^ ^
abstraction
of.
,
Loosing the voice. Fragment, piece, slice.

Piece of land. Piece oUlaij
cut.
;Ja5,
;>iJ
^
!r
'iîai.
He stopped 'Z\LA ^d^j XtCLt o A^j a /4^ short he was unable to answer.
:
*i^
To be
cut (breathing).
;î
Stump
<
of the ouksj /kl ^ XiLlj hand. Amputated part of a limb.
He was stopped in the way. y He was hindered from attaining his

want.
Decisive (answer).
XiU5
j^y
To
<>
cut in small pieces.
Shears.
pV'k*
a. th. to
rags.
To put To scan a verse ).

fi>
Season of gathering dates. fiiLan cCj Fragment. Piece cut. XtVks Abstinence from milk, Ôal ^ *tCk| -^
food.
<>
To wear out
inflict
To
(a garment). a punishment upon jt
A
2(
a. 0.
(God).
Mishap, danger, adversity. pJiA ^ He escaped from danger. ^Ji^ iJiS Piece of mat ; worn <_t^j p^Jaj {> out mat.
;i^l5l r-*^ 9'l3,j f.Ci^lj uUJaS
To outrim the others (horse). To mix wine with (water). t_i * <> He trifled time away. oC^jJI To break with a. o. -^ To cut ^ ;J'b
a. 0. short.
/ijiaS
< To
Flock, herd.
Similar, alike.
f^j f^'^h
tree.
fix lliTjfc 5 jiil jl s>* VI the price of a work, or of a salary.
uLj
f-^^j
*ils5i_j
^^
A^h
oULj ^
To make a. o. to cross verj. To make or let a.
(a ri-A
o.
2<
^\
cut (wood).
Rod. Branch. Cut from a Unable to rise. Short in speech,
oCJlJj
Ac^'^
j.>l^!l
^^^
^^
si^Jas
To assign to a. o. a (land) as fee. To cease laying eggs (hen). To ^\ be exhausted (well). To be silenced. To be in need of water (tribe). To
be nearly ripe (palm-tree).
Beware
of discord!
/,
'V'^^kiJI iî^t
Forsaking of relations. Land held in fee. Tax.
ClJ
To be severed from
people.
o.'s
*u1
^
^Ls;
Garment
diers.
in rags.
sol-
j;C!aj*l
^'Ji
To be
cut, broken.
To be ragged
Fee assigned to
Colics.
cM\\^\ ^
ZsUaJl
(garment).
To
be mixed with water
(wine, milk).
viai-^
Pain in the belly. Stature, shape. Cut of a

verse. Features.
^li; ^
Shears, scissors. Cutting (sword). ;,l,e
Peremptory
<>
pi-oof
).
Sour
(milk).
To sever the bonds of friendship. ^.iûj To cease (relationship). To break (rope). To be inter- A^\ riipted. To finish. To be severed (tie). To be disused (habit). To be
dried (spring).
Blunted
mustard
).
Strengthless
-r
Cut
off from.
fi>
y
*;
,
(A-A)
^.âii
-ii-
Asthmatic.
'medicine).
t^-' Abstaining from miik-
To gather
^~i\j wiLlj uks

(fruit).
wiLs
food. Side of a river.
(grapes); to pluck
To snatch
s
away a. th. To scratch a.

nails.
Brigand. Highway-robber.
iNligratory birds.
^j
^lU ^
JiÎall
^k^
o.
with the
ul^j
i
,y\'ji
x;w\9
Fruit-eating worm.
at a
f,_lîs
>
To walk
(>_^j "is^ o
wiiaS
Cutter.
<>-
Stone-cutter.
for ci'ossing a
îLs
4uick pace (horse).
Pickaxe.
ifc
Beam
x^Û
^.jl^
To sift (riour). To have i"ipe grapes (vine). To have a slow-paced horse.

Gathering. Scar. Curtailment
of (a verse).
^1
^sM
't
stream. Yielding no more milk (shecamel).
^j
<>-j wJJaS^
Breaking
thers.
off
with his bro-
*;iî
Atriplex herba, hype-
wiU
)
Digesting well (stomach).

Digestive, light (water).
îJaS >
ricum androscenum. Scar, trace. ( un. <IU

Orach, wild spinach.
jîi ^
îia5
Bunch
of grapes.
fruit.
jQa3 j
^^ ^
wiLi,
Plucked
One-handed, o'^j A^ ?- '^^ > ^^' Dumb. Sharper ( sword ). -^ Worse, more wretched. Breaking off with o.'s 'Uiil ,,:>3
family.
Species of thistle. Vintage. oOalj Grapes falling during the vintage.
xILS,
uiCiiS,
Xi^y
ol!aJ
Pain in the bowels. Reduced to silence.
;ustii5
X^jb
;ia2*j
fi^j*
Vintager.
"Walking at a slow pace. ^ Plucked (fruit). u9>Jaij

Velvet. Villous
wiiJj ^jQaS
-^
Û
>j^
wijlsl
;Jaii Stranger, remote, Ford of a river. _^ Place of cutting. Syllable. ;il?U/ -;- fLlai* Stone-quarry. < Piece of cloth.
I
garment.
Pi.
-^^^ Sweetmeats. Fine

speedy.
The ends of the valleys. The fords of the rivers.

Point of a debate
;
SjijVI ^h\2^
j'V'^'
'ji~J\
""
reddish dates.
fJai^
More greedy. More

Scythe.
-^ Bolter.
^j1
wJLii
test for
knowing truth from
fal-
û^: ^
^^
sehood.
Basket. oUsViS Of small size (man).
Oiiii^ "^j îlai;
Any cutting instrument. Cutting

(sword).
,ii2^
iiLS^
i
To
cut a. th.
fii
JiSj , Ûas
jy
Unsteady. Soon exhausted (well).^;L>

Preventive.
xii^J^
To cut the neck to, To throw down a. o. To be cut at the root.

Cut
off (tree).
By the
if-
job: at a price
:iiy\20k
agreed upon (work).

Province, district,
<>
cj\j,y(ii
*il(ii
;.!si.
Rag
To
used as a sponge. Arbute strawberry-tree

.,
Cut to pieces.
C-Ls
Ragged
cut off a. th.
To
^
CLtf
(clothes).
-<>
Short (garment,
verses
).
cS^'î *^lai^
c^^M
with the teeth. To be fond of meat. CLj a

seize a. th.
ÎjI
Pairle.ss.
Bit, fragment.
*i:Jaj
<
Devoted
tf
to.
''oÂliiliJI
fh^ J
^îil
Greedy of meat. Sparrow-hawk.

Clutch, claw.
^laj
'i/Sis'tj
The
forlorn souls of
yUah
^.UaJ
îjU^
Integument of jQal j ^-Ss

a date-stone.
^'U7>
i:t-
Purgatory. End of a valley.
i^?l>"
r^^
^ji2;s
_,]s3
>
Foi'lorn
man ). Broken-
winded (horse).
Clash of arms. Shivering fever.
pV3i
Name
pei'S.
of the
dog of the 7
slee-
h. V;
Drv
dates.
Hard road.
^SUa
Claps of thumier. To be of a conical shape. ^^^
To
reside in a
^j J ^^
^jiaS
-tt-
^j -^
place.
To speak
guttnrally,
^j j>.y^\
abstrusely.
Wooden
cup.
j;;3j t_>li3j
v_,is1
Depth of speech. Hollow in a mountain.

Cup-shaped. Goat's beard,
Squill.
salsify.
jS^\
.^.Jj
To serve a. 0, To be bent (back). To become mealy (vine).

become musty
Root
(food).
s
CJa a
<
^S
^LS
To
nj To
settle a. 0. in a place.
oVfe*^. a
of a bird's tail.
cUaJI
^ ^13
^;,Ltf
Part between the two hips.

Cotton.
oCksl
Pancratiuna
îaJj
(plants).
To
Goat's beard, salsify. give ^/i. o>Uj ;i;5j Gis a

to a.
o. little of.
J_jii
Flake of cotton. Third stomach of a ruminant.
jij^
Xiklj
X;ia5
c.i5 -^
To root out a. th. A îj To squander (goods). J îj'i To bestow fcountifullyJxflil)c^x.slj

upon.
Frame of a camel-saddle. ^^ ^ oVi? Any pulse like 'j/Jaj ^ "î^j "î^

peas, beans, lentils. Cotton-garment.
Inhabitant.
servants.
CnlaSj X:llsj
Resident slaves,
oisJl
To be uprooted. To crumble down (wall). To extract much earth from

a well."
Ci\.y
^^1;V9
{s. pi.) cnlas
Large cavern.
oi--sl
(JjÔaj
cn|i
>
Bent (back). Cotton ( un.

Cellar
;
^Lsl
:C\ia^ ) ccIsCj
^ oUs^
Abundant
rain.
Sweeping torrent.^^
llii^j iSîs o ai*
or silk lace, string.

closet.
To
sit
down. To
^
To
o_â^
tiid*
o\kzi
-tf-j
lay upon the breast (bird).

fruit evej-y
To
give
Cotton-plantation.
second year
palm-tree).
(>
Gourd-plant.
Any plant
Cr_^\
To have no husband (woman).

remain
idle.
without stem.
To walk
î
j.;3
slowly.
To To To He He To
give up, to neglect a. th.
with
short steps.
To walk i^Ls To cry
o Uas
(
-S-
sand-
make
a. o.
to sit down.
grouse).
prevent a. o. from prepared for war.
To To
began
to revile.
serve a. o.
To be
& ati5 n aisi
To be late. J^-" on the croup of a horse. 5 Croup of a horse. siy Sand-grouse. CjVj^j C1s ^
procrastinate.
sit
sufficient to a. o.
They dispersed
in various places.
Clai
u^jvi
J lî
To sit down with a. o. To make a. o. to sit down. To give a seat to a. o. To

a. 0.
Walking with short

steps,
ct^^J
Î'Jj
oO^
'.s
cripple
(God),
Tliick and bitter water.
To hinder a. o. fi*om. To be crippled. To put off an affair), To ride (a beast).

(
5 jia^j a*5l
a.ii
ji, j.\jjj
jiij
aixJl
A
!
May God
preserve thee 'jjt ilais People remaining at home in jîj time of war. Soldiers without pay.
Sitting of a man.
jjj>j
To crackle, to rattle, to clash. ,sj5 -STo clatter, to shake a. th. ^ To overrun the earth. iJ^jVl j To produce a clattering sound. They are gone, ]^Jk4.t c-î^j z-is^
4^
Magpie. Raven, Clash of arms. Gnashing of the

teeth.
^j fX^
x;i2i3
LJ
To be uprooted (tree). Bottom (of anvtbing)Hollow
in the earth.
( '\^
f
th
^^1,
j_^
The 11
month
%j^\
j'^j
^j^)
j'i
^ J^
of the Arabian year.
Bowl. Town.
^Manner of sitting. Last born

(child).
aj^
Intelligence, sagacity.
J^
_^l j-^
ej^j
o'J^
Deep-minded. Hollow in the earth.
Ass. Saddle.
Litter for
o'^
'-^
women. Carpet.
iCij
soil
soii
iGJi.
Deep
(cup).
jîj
jl*1j
ol^**
Sedentary.
Vai-j deep.
jj^
îiA
Lameness. Impotence.
Spouse, wife.
Sitting.
Speaking gutturally. j(ipj

Hollow. Concave.
j^j ^^
iU5
<
Idle.
i^
jitS
ûJj , CJis a ,_^j -Sa protuberant breast and a hollow back. To waliv in protruding C.'^ a o ^^3 the breast. To become wealthy. î] To protrude the chest and ^Ûj hollow the back. i. e. To be reTo have^_li^|j
fractory.
Full of grain (sack).
-i^ljS cr
Having ceased to bear children (woman). Young palm-tree.
The Abstainers, INIusulman

schismatics.
pi.) oil
Basis
of a
cj\-^^^j -^^S^
?r
^^
column). Foundation of (a building).

Pedestal. Rule, pattern.
To
hold back from.

a. th.
To
give
^ Ûj
Capital town of a kingdom.diiiJI sac Impotent. Sedentai'y. *i?^*,j sr^

-JCijj olîj -^5j ^^ ?r *^5 camel fit for riding. [s. pi.) o-so Companion. Keeper. Coming from behind (beast). I adjure thee by the name '.Oil iiJuJ
up
Yoimg
Having a pi'otuberant chest and a

hollow back. Strong. ^j^\2^j
necked.
,_pj;V2i 9- ,_f-iiii
Strong-backed and big-
^j5
u-^
-^
To be broken man). To be
Broken
old
(old
u^'j^^
of God. Wife. Female companion. Sack.
jJ^Gj
sojj^
ruined (house).
tr>
^
A
Pension.
seat.
otCsJ yiU;'
opCi.i
jjii^
man.
(
Sitting-place. -^ Parlour.
To gather a. th. To a CiJS a ^s -J^ pull down a wall ). To fold a. th. To be destroyed (wall). To go JJJj[
away.
<
Posteriors.
^ jiii^ j Sai2i
.ui
Crippled.
INIan of
short lineage.
k^!!l oiii
k_J_>JI
wiJ'VI
To
kill a. 0.
^X^
Cais a
without nobility. Big-nosed.

jNIan
on the spot. To be seized with murrain

(sheep).
Basket of palm-leaves. Water-
sjiiii
^j
îi'l
less well.
To
die
on the spot. To be
folded.
Violent death.
^;J
CaiS
Cj\j^
Frogs. Cj\j>^\ To sink (a well). To ^s -fr fl> \'J^ a I'each the bottom of (a well). To empty (a cup ). To cut ( a tree) from the
root.
He
died on the spot.
Murrain, cattle-plagne. ^\Ji To bend (a branch). * uaJj o ja^ -ftBent.

ij'yiSn'j
Jam3
-ft-
To fell, to crush a. o. To be deep, hollow. To deepen a. th.

He spoke
gutturally.
5
jVl
f'>
J^
_^l
To cry. To be a coward. To be dry. To drive a. o. back. To urge (a beast).
CkiS a iai*
Jî\i fi 5^>vrJ^2Jj^
To reach
A> Jailj
the zenith (star).
To be deep, hollow. down (tree). To be
To be
felled.
cut
Jji
J~i>
To have the nose turned up.Cij a^^j -H" To sit on its tail ( dog To a1 squat. To be turned up (nose). To
).
To urge To To To To To To
(a debtor).
To be
i*.
hiH
angry with.
bind (a turban).
4> li:*ij
rise
high (star).
s
be humbled, abashed. hold obscene talk. shout

despise a.
o.
u:< a Ja-j
Jaislj
To force (a horse) to back. Iron-chape of a ^ ol>^

pulley.
Jî j
ia^
5
c^
^
-ii-
Having the nose turned up. Mîa^ ji'\ To dry (linen, plant). To (i^5 o ZJa stand on end ( hair). To steal a coiu
(money-changer). To contract. crouch, to cower. To cease laying eggs (hen). To dry up (tears).
-^
recede from.
flock of sheep.
O*^
Large
Turban.
;ku^j
Jajui^
To
Zja\
To
contract, to become
plants.
:dj
,
wrinkled (old man).
Leguminous
Height,
hill.
wi'viAJ ija
oUalj *JU3
Lij ija
To fell a. 0. To fasten a. th. A To throw a. o. down. To be profuse in speech To urge a debtor. To uproot a tree). A Ciis a ^3 -To exhaust (a vessel]. To sweep away (the earth rain). To raise
(
;
Rocky
tain.
place. Cloud like a
mounîlll ^^
(dust) in walki'Tg.
^
ij)<>:3|j
b^2J|j
ijuitij
\ju3
a wa9
Rabble. Short man. Shiver of fever. Basket.

Pilfering money.
i^
i|j
î?
crumble down (wall).
:d)j *X
xlsj il|
_,
îj ^
olia
^Cj
To be pulled out. wiiSlj >J^\j Ju^ To die. To seize a. th. greedily. 4> ^jutji)\ Range of hillocks. juS
Sweeping rain. Sweeping (torrent) Crow, raven. c/H^ ^ jjj To heap stones in a conical _^
shape.
Conical heap of
(
Trustee.
In consequence of that.
dU'i oCiS
iJCs
Jp
|ji!
This
is
the time.
^Siijj
*u?
To To
shiver from cold.
,_i,^ ; <
,
<
-^
be spoiled by rain
'
is -
(plaut).
for
j^^
j_^
To loathe a. th. Goi To abstain from. Cream upon which milk is

fi>
a rd> -^
.
stones.
To
open (vine(a flower
Dt;5ij ''^^\-
^^
*î^3
blossom).
added.
To pluck
To
strike a. th.
6.u|j &!! a
?klj
*
-{:{-
hard or hollow. Food of dates and grease.
Vine-blossom. Oblong mountain.
*^^}3
1
Male hare.
Hillock,
hill.
To
slap a.
o.
on the
s \j1>
aia
neck.
To have
I
stiffness in the
pastern.
To have a
lois a ojS big, flaccid neck.
Eagle having ^;:3j iUJ v'^ ~ J*^ its nest on the summit of a mountain.
have not ceased to

act for thee.
iu
oisl
cjj
To be
seized
with
^fj
C>il a
^
^
^
-tt-
Stiffness in the pastern.
ai5
Wearing
He wound
the shoe at the
toe (horse). Big-necked.
the turban upon Qi2 the top of his head.
a deadly disease. To sting and kill a. o. (snake). Choice part of a flock. Jvjl To be short (nose). Cjll a Kneading-trough.
Short-nosed.
î
j;ji
-{}
^^
'CJij
^ ôl
Intestines, guts.
C"
A
Csil
i
Leather-case for
o
xh'jJaj
ol^s
P
-^
To
eat a. th. gree-
j^ ^
2f
perfumes.
dily. To take, to gather a. th. To milk (a she-camel) quickly. 5 To strike a. o. \vith a stick, tj jii'slj J.i2J\ To crouch down.
To track
a. 0.
-if-
fi>
jjc\j ^l2"j
\yii
jH
a
To
verify a. th.
To be
scarce (flock).
To
(Jr
_,.
Short boot.
Thieves, robbers.
jJ^
j-'ia
i
To
the legs of *j 5 Cij Îj -fr (a gazelle) together. To put things together. To torment a. o.
tie
be unseasoned (food). A^j To pick up (things). To be depopulated (country). ^\ To be vacant (house). To come to the desert, to be lonely. To have no
provision.
To
To
be
lively, light,
C^jil a
^î
nimble.
To be benumbed by
cold.
& ^Ja
To find (a country) To pick (a bone).
desert.
A A JcA
jU^j îsl
tie (a gazelle)
^ To
pitt (a bird) in
by the feet. a cage.

conglo-
Unseasoned (bread). Bare and water- sîSj

less desert.
|
ji>i5j
jUj
^ Ja
j^'
To have bird-cages. To roll o.'s self up. To

bulate.
^jaiSi
Wild
land.
t??>i;"
ij\'Jh
^lî
Asphaltum. Bee-hive. Unseasoned

(bread).
^ î
J.*'^'
To
be intertwisted.
To be com- ^li;
plicated.
Lace-work, latticeâlsj ^*5j ^*5 work. Cage. Lattice, wicker- ^vijl -^ âs work, a Basket of palm-leaves. Benumbed by cold contracted, îi Lofty (hill). u^,0' T *^,*s ^jdi Tied by the foot. Checkered
;
Integument of the palm-blossom.
5jyJ J>î
Large basket.
\'j/jaj \'jU3j
Desolate land.
To
\j\jih \j^
j^
spring (gazelle).
(cloth). -^ Caged (bird). Ample upper-gown. cnls'Ûj ^
To die. To make a. 0. to spring. To dye her hands and feet

with henna (woman).
oiii5
To
strike (the fingers)
>_,
CJ3 a
4^
*
j '
To compete
Bound, leap.
Springing.
in leaping.
Jj*>j-,>^^y^*
with (a rod). To ferule a. 0. ~ To keep a. 0. aloof from. 5 o*^ To be contracted, to shrivel Cia a To be short-tailed (foot, ear).
t 'J^
j\'h J?^5
Bounding horses.
i
jijy ^
Sj?v5 Jli-
The
<..
frogs.
.-.-^'*^]
o'^'Jaj SjiSt
(sheep).
INIeasure for grain.

j
J;i5
To preserve, to store up a. th. /St To contract (the fingers cold). To be contracted, shi'ivelled. ^^ To dry up and harden (plant). ^l\ To be prevented, to refrain from.^^
fi>
:
Miller's
fee
payed
in kind.
^
Hasp
^
of a lock.
White-footed (horse).
Testudo (besieging machine). Sorrow, grief. Basket of palmouiSj Û3 ^

leaves.
^
fSt
*iij
^.U?
Long felt-gloves. i ^*> ^ To die. C_y^j C~i3 * To grasp a. th. 0. by the hair, s To take hold of a. CI* a ^*^ To have the tip of the
nose large.
>5j -h^J^ r J^*
J^j
Disease distorting the feet of sheep.
p^j
ji\l
To bound (gazelle). To seize 0. a. by (the

Vile (slave).
hair).
^-mI ^liS
,ur-(ji
Sparing of his goods.

Bramble-net.
fUa
ie-Ua
-'LJSj
Born from a
father.
slave
îs ^
"Lis'j. ^ti\
folded.
Having shrivelled
^j^
'UiS
j, ^j3'\
Anything long and
y
To charge a. o. with To attribute a, th. i_,
particularly to.
^
fovil deeils.
ears,
distorted
toes.
Short-tailed.
i j&\\j ja\j Uj
Stooping the head. A drooping herb. Turned up

(tos). Shrivelled (ear).
Ciij
To hide o.'s self behind a. th. x Us To have a. o. ^ aj\ jt j\ ^j s i Jr tracked. To follow the footsteps of. To rhvme two verses. To avail o.'s self of Jii^'^j j^ <the absence of
a. o.
i'
Stooping the head. Rod, ferule.
fJjX
*ii3^
y^'Sj V_^
i
To come back
from a journey.
jl> -
iUi
To
preserve, to store
a V^jj
To To To
prefer a.
strike
or a. th. to. jc- *j follow, to imitate a. o. ^ ^:>b

o. a. o.
^\
J^"^'
lip a. th.
on
i_)
J^^J
s
j^''
the neck with.
To be dry (skin). SUs a Ji%j ,y>ia To lock up (a door), jcj a jifij a> < To cut off the ( /'o/- ^5 )
ift
jIj jls
jlsl
To charge a. o. To select a. th.

Nape
I
falsely with.
JU;
j!fi\
top of (a tree).
X
-tf-
To
shrivel, to
:
dry (the
Sj
fit
skin
of" the neck, hand, of a knife. shall never do it.
is
thirst).
Back
_,ftjJI
of the
Cs
i'Uil
He
<>
broken down.
iCis
jl
Ua ij
To follow a. o. with the eyes. s ~ To bring a. 0. back from. o^ ^ To assemble (people) for. 5 J^. He gave at once the o'^k JU-H
whole property
to.
decrepit.
Bfhind. from behind.
Ca
^
yA
To be
Behind his back and

before his face.
*>-'^^.i iJ"'^.
locked. jiJzJ-lj jiialj jiiilj JJ57 padlocked (door).
On the
rain.
right and
To
be niggardly.
iU5j
S^^{
ililj
CiJi
the wrong side.
Dust raised by the

Selection,
-fy-
Dry tree. He has given him a
jja
Vl^
iliaft
Silk tresses
worn
^.ij)l
s^j
^>,
sî;
women on the Thou hast made a

by
back.
i\^}il
bad choice. Reproach. Abuse. Fault.

Liberality
-^ In
thousand at one time. Lock, padlock. Jîij jijij Bolt. <> Skein of thread. Travellers coming back.
Jiisl
jis
jls
shown
to a guest.
of.
sjus
the absence
^^'ithout
Vjiai
the knowledge
Pit
of.
'Ursl.
Having a good memory. *i5 Coming back jlij Jiijj iiiiS ^ jjG from a journey. Slender (hor.?e). Caravan. Party of tra- Jj l_^s ^ iis S
vellers.
Imitation. Preference.
dug by a hunter.
in a
file.
:^s
Dessieated.
Whip. Narrow
pass,
j^
J^
G
Attainment, superiority.
jl^
__vjGj x'Stj
Coming
îs
Z.ti
Locksmith. Vein of the arm.

Stingy.
JiL?
Honoured guest. Food served
to
"
Back
To behead (a ewe), s ^jii-Jlj c."*''J ~ Rhymed prose, poetry. Jc^\ j,'%JsiA To die. Vijii i ^ Cardamom (odoiTiferous i}titi J2s -^ To behead a. 0. .* ^s plant). Back of the head. 'îj Salsola fritticosa,sa\i\yovt{plant).^\i To follow the foot- * sîs^ i^? 13 -{^ < Ermine. T steps of. To efface the traces of ^^/,5j J5 To be few in num- '^c,j ySj Âj js (God). ber, small in quantity. To be rare. To strike a. 0. on the neck. 5 Ua
a guest. of the neck. Rhyme. ^\'^ ^ Xiji Verse. Ode.
To
ci^'l J^-^j^j jP>j jii'* strike a. 0. on the ^s -Jis CiS
back of the head.
J&
Scattered people from various
tribes.
i5
People gathered from various

places.
J&
'^\
Less.
The
least, the
minimum.
few verses
;jSvl
Thou camest seldom. cJo. C ^S At least, minimum. \^s To lift, to raise A ârJ-lj ^\j "h j a. th. To uphold, to maintain a. th. To lessen, to dinoinish. i^j s ^^ To lessen a. o. in the a:.'S j A
,
Poor.
jxij jSl
left
eyes
of.
Who has
(
'd-^
He gave him very
little.
-[liii]
i5
jij
poet
).
Adorned with a stud (sword).

Independent (sovereign). To move, to A ^^,j
agitate
a. th.
*12)3
J^
"JiP^
J5"G -^
To To
possess
little.
^'\
diminish
a. th.
To
find a. th.
;îa1
little.
To
give
little.
To seize a. o. (fear). a 'J^\j To rise high (sun). J\27 To find a. th. small, little, few. A < To trouble, to disquiet a. o. To be disquie- jiU; To make little of. To be shaken, *_, n '^j^\. To grow (plant). To raise 'j^[ ted. a To tremble. himself (man). To ri.se in its flight Cassia. J^îiij J2J5, (bird). To become angry. Trouble, anxiety. xuia To go away from (the tents Clod of earth. ^c. llliij a people). To turn a. th. a ^sj Q ^'S -Supside down, to change a. th. To To be independent, absolute XjVJIj (governor). till (the ground). To reverse a. th. "" To extract the marrow of (a * ^% He is alone in his opinion. *j'ljr,
2^
-if:
, i
palm-tree).
Low wall.
aJ\ s w'Glj
Shudder.
jj^J
"ji
To cause
(God).
a. o. to die
Exiguity, small number.
j5
To become red To hit a. 0. in

heart.
(dates).
the
CJj
îj o ^'^
Poverty. Lonely, helpless man.

^'o
D^ J?-3
To be turned
flabby (lip).
over.
To be CS a ^s To have contoi'ted lips.

with heart-
To be
affected
disease.
To handle
(substances).
To
/b
ponder over (a business). To be baked on one side (bread), ^li] To be diT- externally ( grapes). To be turned over, changed. ^\xi To bj restless in bed (sick man). ^ To be unsteady, fickle.
^ ^
one ai3 VI. dlj'i 'Jj^ ^ J?-'j J^b 3^ but Zeyd says so. He is an unknown man. 3^ i? 5^ S* Recovery of health, wealth. aS
Earthenware
bottle.
JySj
j'fi
-;-
^
V3
Top
tain.
of the head.
Summit
of a
moun-
Stud of a
hilt.
Paucity, smallness, rarity.

Plural of paucity (from 3 to
10).^
^ ^
a5)l^
They 'started all of them.^^^^Sj lîjl, He took o-^JSij) ^}^.j *r!_Ii iliil
it
altogether.
To act in o.'s omti way in. J To be inverted, reversed. To be Îi,\

upset.
Cell.
oCyS,
J y 5^
9-
^^ -^J
*i4i
closet.
Independence,
s!!>lii:.l <>-j J>ii;J.l^
His circumstances have changed.
^2
\'J^
Jl.
absolutism.
To come back
towards.
to.
To turn
Few. Small. Rare. Destitute

Short of stature. Seldom. Little.
Little
of.
jjj
Reversal. Inversion.
îi ^-j ,J3
^La
>Lil !lLiS
M^rong
side, reverse.
by
little.
NO
v -rO^ To clean the teeth of. To be in quest of (sustenance) fi> ^Ju7 ia time of dearth. Yellowness of the teeth. ^>Gj <nJiS
(
Gram.)
of
Inversion, transposition
words, letters. Heart. Mind, soul intimatev_,yi ^ J5 thought. Middle part. Center of an ar:
Dirty garment. Having ^> ^
^JiS.
my. Kei'nel. Marrow, pith best part.

;
'GJs
riJ^'^j
*>.i^
>
94*
(Grain.) verbs of heart

li/ce
ojii)l Ju>1
yellow teeth. Black-beetle. Cantharis.
o^,^pi.)
<rJ3'\
To uproot (a tree). To low (camel). To lash a. o. with (a
fit
(i-js
-r^^
-^
i:g ^ ^Qj,-Ci% j.i {rix.f.%. Genuine, of true race (man).
^S
î*
\>-^h '^' a rSi whip). s rJ^
Bracelet.
White
i.')3j
.serpent.
?r
^)j
^
i
Marrow
^J^j v"^^
^-J ^^
v
xlij jj
Wild ass. To wind a. th. upon. jc. To put a necklace upon.
^.il
of palm-trees.
fi>
\j^
Si>
-H-
Disease. Toil.
There
fit
is
no disease in him.
To
To To To To
twist (a rope).
(corn-produce).
To water To twist ( a
day
Cordial. Intimate.
Solstice.
,jJli\
'^^
wire).
a
v^'l
i_,y^
seize a. 0. every
collect (milk) in.
(fever),
i?
Changes of
fortune.
j>Vl oCii'
Heart-disease. Disease of camels.

Inverting. Date
gird
a. 0.
with a
^XDI
2^
-u3j
becoming red.
(a boot).
^]\i
sword.
put (a rope) on the neck *j 5 jiS of (a beast). To follow the opinion
of. -^
Mould. Model of
Clog.
Q Model.
^JC^ ^ ^JS
an arch.
Wooden frame
of
To mimic
a. 0.
To
counterfeit
Loaf of sugar.
Artful
;
^^ ^j Q
'^^
'4.y>-J
a. th.
^M
'4,j=^J
^ S^
cjji
He
follows nobody's
(a necklace)
\jj.]
ji'Uj
'J
S
clever in business."
advice.
To put
office,
upon (a
a.
0.
fin
Unsteady. Wolf. Ancient well. ^Jsj jhj tisl ^

,
^^
woman). To invest
a dignity).
with (an
Ditch.
^
fit
Latch-key.
jc. jli] To swallow up a. 0. (sea). jIsj To put on (a necklace). To take (an affair) upon o.'s ^Vl
Reversed (lip). Having -uJ a reversed lip. Turned up. Affected with heartdisease.
._iyi
self.
To gird on a sword. To come to water by

turn.
'^-Kr^^
~ On
the reverse, on the

->
wrong
kjîiiJlj
L_i!l
jJUj
side.
Hoe.
i(J\ jl~_it
(sleep).
if
Hammer
The
of a gun. ,_4u;J
^
:
^li
To draw (water). To overcome a. o.

Day
in
Inversion. Field open to action

free scope.
y_j2l^
s^[
oij
future
a. th.
life.
B'iligreed (bracelet).
which
fever returns. Quar-jj3,
tan ague. Portion of water. Party.

Cup.
To To To To
cast, to
mould
^ly%
Cds a
<>
perish.
c^
5
?-
be left childless (mother).
c^\
cJs
destroy
in
a. 0.
The sky
^^^\ 'J' j
(lIS^
lUUl
week.
'St\
Oii::
Hollow
has given us rain
evei'y
He has
intrusted
me
eyS
j^lWl
a rock, in the cSi, ground. Cavity of the eye. Dangerous place. ^li; ^
bereft of all
l_jiii
with his affair. Copper-thread rolled -Û *^, around a ring. Necklace. Collar. A'ame j:,% - siiG
Mother
c^,^ :Qj
a
d'^",
her children. To be yellow (tooth). To have yellow teeth.
!^
-S-
'
AM
P
-{f
,s
^y%
aJ_5G
:>y^'j
Rounded cap worn by X-:^ Greek pi-iests.

Eel.
<-j s^~aIj
of 1 stars called also
Celebrated verses.
^kLW oIjIs*^
Xj\V2-i
To
u^^^J ij~i^'U tr-ii"' take off tlie crust A CsJia o J-is
String. Twisted (rope).
J^
Magazine,
cellar.
s ali^ j
^ i>lijj,j^5^
~IV27
of (a wound). Short and stout, small and bulky .^^j Smillness of body. *^r'
Artful, cunning.
Sto.'k, stocking.
Imitation.
cJiSJkij J
-i-U7
jX>\j J-"^
oî^lAj rr
Appointment. Diploma. ting. Mimicry.

<>
< CounterfeicilJ.si2!!l
^',
i
"^
Oral tradition,
i>^l
To
(
rise in a well
ia^
(
^'i.*
) :
-^
Neck.
^ -^'l
water
}.
To contract
shade
to
shrink after washing (cloth). To be contracted (lip). jlSll To depart (party). Cais a ^j To heave ( stomach).
Key. Fodder-bag. Purse.
J-JCsi
4^2^
j\ sAâ'^
!r
-^
Crooked
staff.
He
is in strait
SluiU^
cîa
^^\
To feel qaalraish. To be tacked up (clothes). To tuck up (a garment). To be contracted, wrinkled,

\ater
rising in a well.
(she-
circumstances.
A
^
î ^j
*.i'G
He
entrusted
him
jj!>
'S\
juSU>
*l)t
with the management of the

a necklace. Invested
jij
i
affairs.
^fe Wearing
adi
o Jll
oCjJj
Young
^%,i
^j ^y^h u*>9
u^h
^^^~>
camel). Young female ostrich,
with a dignity. To jump. To limp. To suck in.
Rismg
(water).
^\ a^yCi Cloud bringing snow. ^ To empty, to cleanse a CkS o Jaij -)^ (a tank). To scrape (the mud).
To shoot (arrows). To give to a. o. a cup To lay eggs in the

ground
(locust).
*_;
of.
fi>
J3'\j
Jlj
< To buy
nally.
a. th.
unconditio-
Claie
j>lJ
To be swift. To run. To empty (a cup).

Light-footed, lively, nimble.
J3r>
A j>[
ji
jlS^j
Wicked, insolent man. Dwarf puny child, dog or

:
cat.
^y^j
^^-?
Jail*
i^jl*'^
Scrotal hernia. ^ Heap of dung.
Brass, bronze. Pilot. Screw-nail.
>
jj>(s Tf.
fi>
To swallow
a. th.
To
Sj
fi>
/ui^lj î:jb
to
4b, "^
th.
/ij
Town
in Arabia.
yji'ij j>'JS -^ yjCt
pluck,
snatch
off a.
<
dismiss (a servant).
To
drive a.
away.
To
root out (a tree).
To extract
(stones).
To dismiss, to discharge a. o. To take off (o.'s clothes). kettle-drum. To be removed from office. fTt ^y-'i) To humble o.'s self before. *iijj Cij a To be unsteady ou To put on a cap. ^^' horseback. To totter (wrestler). Cable. Undigested food, ^yj ^ ^fl To build a fortress. ^>\ phlegm rejected by the mouth. * To sail a ship. ^l To leave off (a place, an affair), js- ^1j1 Cloud. J>Q:\ ^yi Raging (sea). Cap-seller. To leave a. o. (fever). To be snatched, uprooted.îrjij û\j îi^ To put a cap on a. o. s îj J^ ^ ,j-ii^j (,j^<" To be re.noved from office. To fall off. To put on a cap.
fi>
^jii!l_,>.7 The Red Sea. To have a heaving CLijj C_i> ^jJ. -fr of the stomach. To dance in .singing. To sing sweetly.To drink much wine. * / To overflow (vessel). ^ s^Cju. To overrun (sea). s To welcome a. o. To beat the ^j
To
o.
r
Foreman, architect. Female housekeeper in a harem.
Pi-epuce.
Ij3
To snatch
a. th.
away.
îi.
^15 ^ uli, ui5

li>A
Baik. Art of calking ships.

Uncircumciaetl. Soft
(life).
^^
,
ily,}
-uis
^ ^jl
ûll
Plentiful (year).
Having an uncircumcised
heart.
Uncircumcised hearts,
Date-basket.
^j ^ t_,^
uis
î Shepherd's bag. ^\j ^.^ ^ Intermittence of fever. ^5 j Remittance of fever. Crust of scab.^ Sail of a ship. p,>5,_, f,_^j ^ Fortress. Shep^.îj ^?j j.>a3, ^ iJS herd's bag. Off'-shoot pulled off from a palm-trunk. Piece split lengthwise. ^; ^ iiJii_
Architect's axe. Mine of lead.
^ ^
_u^ ^
fi,
:u-Vjj
.JlJ
Opened
(vessel).
(^for
oyi^j ^Ls
I
To
calk (a
lai.'\>-
Lii5
Ts
-J^
ship).
To To
be restless, disquieted,
disturb, to disquiet
Cai^
a jVs
Unsteadiness. Temporary goods, liij He is on a journey. i,r, '^ '^ Temporary stay. Xm& ^J^ Sitting-place in which one *ii ^jS>ii must incessantly rise.
flurried.
s
^^
-^j jjjI
Rock, heap of rocks. ^)5 Large cloud. Large shecamel.
;J5,
^^
9^
Siis
a. o.
Anxiety, restlessness.
lessness.
-^
Sleep-
jis
White
lips.
lead.
clay. Pustules
Cracked
/.)
on the
jtii -^j (m.
j^Li^j
iJis >.
jS
Anxious. Loose.
Restless, flurried, sleepless.
"Vitriol.
otSia -^j
Sail of a ship.
-"
Isolated rock in a plain
Uproo-
u-J Jî5
^j-VSis
Potato, colocasia. Potato.
To
"^ 'd!^'Ji ^^-^^

^j_ii5
ted stone. Intermittence of fever. Blaze on the back of a

horse.
prick the tongue with
>
-
colocasia.
Stone-quarry.
To cut a. th. To pare (the

ting.
A ,0j,U3
nails).
Ji
<>
Sling.
xkii? -
Crispness of the hair.

^>i5i
Reed, pen. Hand-wri- ^y|j

<>
^Hj
Style. Divinatory arrow. Streak in cloth. Order of numerals. Office in the government.
To be crisp (hair). (f- To stain a. th. To

disgrace
a. o.
A^
ii.i5 -(f
To be
n Slap.
defiled. To be affected with elephantiasis.
Jalîs
<>
Bachelor.
x^%
nails.
Parings of
j\,%
Dirt, filth. Elephantiasis.
i,u?
uia
i
-^
trifle.
i^yh
To bark
turn
(a tree).
To
oi -^
Province. District, ^\^\ ^ îsi^ G climate. One of the 7 climates of the Ancients.
Stuff"
a. th.
upside down.
(i& O
To pull out (a nail). To circumcise (a

boy).
*,
aIs
wJlti
shot of different co-
oÛ^:1
lours.
if-
Hence :Fickle, changing (man). Chameleon.

jyî
Pen.
x;ji.
Knots on the wood of a

spear.
-n.v,)l
J\%:
To To To To
open (a vessel).
calk (a ship). be uncircumcised. take (dates) without
wiiSj
Call
oii3
Cut, pared.
^>-
Striped (cloth).
^^
x^^
measuring. Tree-bark. Rind of
( un. <i6 ) î5_
Without husband (woman). Troop of 1000 warriors.
pomegranate.
Finger-nail pulled out.
iiiS
;;u/i Jjl
u*
^T-
.î
,
Hooked
staff.
Iroa
;iÛ/J
*_iiiA
column.
Subdued. Sorted (flock). Suffer- f.jî iag from indigestion. To sprout plant j. To be the ji;j
(
To swaddle s Ul*j >'>'. JaiJ (a child). To shackle, to pinion a. To put (camels) in a file. 4- To bind (a wound) to put a a
i
;
-tt-
0.
(head-band).
chief of a tribe.
Big-bellied pot, cup.
ji;i
Jui3,
Chief of a tribe; head-shepherd.
Large cup.
Sprout, bud. Knobbiness.
Jê^^J
J^
-J1-
Swaddling-clothes. Jaii ^ J,vi5 Ropes, bonds, shackles. Jailj I have found out his *lli5 jt i>Sj stratagems. ;'u;< -^ Head-band. Small turban.
Full year.
Ja-j
(
j^jcliJ ,- *Ijiii
J^*
-ft-
To swarm with
lice
j^j
yc^ a
J3
To To
fasten
a skin).
^ jL;j
beconae distressful (day).
'^Ja^\.
(head).
(plant).
Book-case. Fetters,
To be black-spotted
juultiply (people).
To
j^
jiil
)
J^'^ tt .^^ bonds. Strong camel. Shoi't man.
To become lusty. To bud out.

Lice.
(
J^h ~
un.
j;.
Unauspicious (day). j^Ja^j _^L.i3 To subdue a. 0. s r^\i, d^j a /4j -ftTo strike a. o. on the head. 5 To prevent a. 0. from. s ^''ij
Covered with vermin. J*^J Tick. Ring-worm. Small ants.
J^ j^
-H-
To empty
(a skin).
:
To
blast
A ;^ j Îj
a
^.
(the plants
cold).
Red-winged
insect.
To purpose
Fit,
a. th.
jl^
(i. f.
s.
Manner, wise.
J ilj ^
^j
pi.)
able to.
Abler.
^ j^ ^
To penetrate into. To be easily swallowed

rage).
(beve-
To be weak-sighted. To
1^
have a sore eye, a pain in the knee. To apply a funnel into. To A ;tS
pluck (a date-stalk).
Convenient to. Fit to. Bath-stove. ^ Oven.
To go at random. ^ti.' *<3 -J^ Camel going at random. 4^9 ^ <a5 To observe
To remain
slave.
a. th.
To
Ua o
-ft-
scrutinise (news).
quiet.
To shake the head (ass). To ;4iJ be bewildered. To remain apart. To select the best of. ft f^J\j To be subdued, overpowered. ^^sJl. To glide stealthily into a house. To empty (a .skin). fC^{
fit
To acquire a
'cAJ^
Funnel.
To stand upright. To undertake a. th. personally.
'o^zjlj
v_i
f,^\ ^ ^\j ^'^j Stalk of a fruit, of a f,j!!^ ^ ^liS, j ^^^ flower.

I'C:^"
2r2i-ll
Thimble.
Red tumour on the

<>
eyelid.
Swel-
Hillock. Sleeve of a shirt.
Hen*'
'^
ling of a
horse's knee.
Weakness
coop.
Slave.
Hillock.
:a5jj oUSI
of the sight.
('>^'
P^-) o3
Weak-sighted.
Top
of
cj^j
oCi,j cA
^
^
ill
a mountain. Strand of a rope.
<
Gal-
cn5,
:Î3,
Swollen in the knee. The choice part. ^ *iij *ii5j SiiS Top of a camel's hump. ^ :Uij
^^ ^
>\î
^.i^Tj,;^
banum
(resinous plant).
Large
fly.
^ûi
Way, mood.
Glass -bottle, flask. Rule, law. Custom.
J^
oUJj 'jCJ
cnJt^
l2i5L
Cone-shaped column, Subduing the passions

(God's grace).
^ly ^
fj\'p
f.^\5
<iLjV
o^^V*
(^T^
Children's garment. Grunt of pigs. Party of horsej^^C.^ men.
,
) P.salteiy,
j.
<Llj
J^.")
-ft-
To stand long c^jij C_">9 o c-: -Sin prayer. To prolong warring. To

be obedient to God.
To humble o.'s To eat little.
self to (God).
Obedient to God. Assidaous to prayer. Invocation. Steadfastness in religion.
Jj S I5u o c-i* iJS ^ cJVs

cjj^
Penance, d PI. Taxes, duties. Canonical. Regular. To impose a penance upon. To receive a penance. Large rat. Mole. Sea-shell. Guide skilled for finding water. To be intensely red. |< j a lis -ftTo be dyed red (beard). To mix (milk) with water. A vij To dye a. Ih. red./b UaJJj ixuJ l;_j To dye (the beard) black.
harp.
-^
Abstemious (woman). Retaining water (skin). n Small boat on the Nile. Û3,
gondol.
c^
c-i3
To To
kill a. 0.
To
incite 5 Lrjlj
'lis
lis
a. 0. to kill.
die.
^ *iiT
a ^^s
r-^sij
-H-
To be
spoiled
1*^5 a
'^
(hide).
Ai Gcis
To bend (wood). To lift (a door) with

piece of wood.
The thing has become

possible to me.
fi,
Dark
red.
'J
15
To have thirst satisfied. ^t!i;^ To put a wooden peg to (a door).A ^J Wooden peg, lever for opening ; ui
a door.
Sugar-candy. Honey of the sugar-cane. Sweetened with sugarcandy.
Shaded place.
^j^
5-
-us
iîi^j juii
set (sun).
C_ji5
o iJ
fi>
-tt-
trim (a vine).
enter into.
wJ5
open (blossom)
C.:
send forth leaves (corn-crops). ^^JJ form a squadron ^îaJj _jJ^j (horsemen).
glide
Sugar-candy. jjiOJ ^
jjjd5,
iju5
away
(debtor).
.^^1
uj^5
Perfumed must of wine. Ambergris. Camphor. Musk. Condition of a man.

Sexton.
ciJjiS
Calyx of a flower. Sail of a ship. Sheath.

Ear.? of corn.
j^S
Lion's claw. String of a bow.cjOj
^s j
G
-^
To amend. To go through
Castor, beaver.
^jj^
(a country).
Stock of a gun.
Butt's end.
jiU* ^ Jjc Ts
<i^j v*^Cannabis Indica, >JL^j wJij wJ hemp. Flax. Troop of men. Dense clouds. ^_,^-^ Troop of horsemen. >^\2i ^ yî^
Lion's claw. Hunter's bag.
ujOijj
Ritual, mass-book of the
Jlî ^
Lark.
-!:i-
Greeks.
Big-humped.
JiU5j JjiS Aspalathus, thorny shrub the JjoJs

Jij/jc-ij
Bomb,
shell.
J.CJ
;^
^'J.ij , jr
CJ
Sini
flowers of which yield an excellent
Tuft of feathers.
Cahjcotome broom. Lamp, branched

oil.
spinosa,
prickled
JjiCJ^
ojt3,j jt3,
Jj j_i5,
candlestick.
Shop.
jyi3 ^
-JS-ii-
Butcher's hook.
( -^T
To
beg, to beseech earwith.
li^
a fSj
^j
Small onions.
Goblet.
di'ink in a goblet.
jU5, >
nestly.
To be contented To go to water,
(flock).
to the stable
CJs
To
-bÛ-^,
"S-
J^_5t
Hair around the head. Lock of hair.

full
To have a
(ewe).
udder
fj.^\j ftih
Tuft. Pebbles.
To
To To
To
satisfy a. o.
-fy
To
con-
^\j
i
^
^%
viace a. o.
put a veil to (a woman). lash (the head) with (a

incliiê
^j
*
^'i
s
Summit of the head. ^^ P EniUa, elecampane (plant). Tapering top ^jy ^ wy'h ^^'A
of a
helmet.
a. o.
whip).
(a vessel).
To make
To
raise
/b
grow
old
_^
-S-
(trials).
(the head).
To be broken by
age.
JijS
To To
pasture (cattle). raise the o>iil' jj

in prayer.
Broken by age.
SiUaJI
*i^^
To
hunt.
^''^\j
a^^j
C^
s^^*-* ~r-^
i
^/ai* -S-
aands
To show content. To veil hei'self o.'s self ui ( woman ). To wi-ap

garment. To be contented with.
Satisfaction, content. Abs-
^
a
to catch (the game).
Hunting, chase.
Game. prey.
Hunter.
u^^h u^ o^j^j ^c4j u^ ^y^J o^^J uÂ

,
o
9U;j,p.ui1
^JSJI^
Gizzard. Pole upholding âJi^
^r
*-^J^
itUaj
a roof.
temiousness.
>
Consul.
J-?tJ
O iJsj
ff J.iai
L
"^
-Jt"
Weapons.
^Jj
Upland. oU;? r-?-^ Mendicity. ^_^5j XiiS Top of a mountain. xi;s Lowliness of a beseecher. Content. p._^5 Woman's head-veil. Pericardium, ûi
^ ;J| ^^ w <*^
Consulate.
ialsj
,
Js'^da^j
i
\^'
Cj^jis
ClA a ia^
To To
despair.
*iCJ
s la2)\j ia3
drive a. o. to des-
pair.
Despair.
i>5j .tu*
î\
Trav made
sprays.
of palm-
liislj y,Cil
f.Li
Despairing.
Contented. Abstemious,
î,}^
?r
temperate.
Beseecher. Abstemious, sober.
SufQcient.
^jCU
tes-
xkJ ^ J^jilj Jaj^j JaJ To give up nomadic life. Ja^ ^ To possess hundredweights of money. -^ To break down ( horse ). To canter (horse). To be thrown off
(rider).
^ ^^j
oU3
oaU.
Witness whose
timony
^Ji jl jUii
is sufficient.
A To arch, to vault a. th. ^ To gallop,to prance. To break jLl^ down (horse).

_î5 Wood-pigeon.. Misfortune. Vaulted bridge. Large ^%0j ^ s^s vaulted building. -^ Center, bow,
Woman's veU. <-î^) îii jj^t Wearing an iron-helmet. To be covered with dry \j^ a ^^ -^
slime (ground).
passage.
To To
loathe
a. o.
or a.
th.^
ûî;
^j
fi>
îr
slash a. th. with (a

ears.
s^
îU
sword).
To have dependent
To have j^\
î'h-.:.\ j
a large army. To maintain order in his dominions (king).

:
-n%C3 ^ jUaiS Standard of weight weight of 100 rothls. Centaury (plant). o^j,î3 Cf Completed, aggregated. JL^ Parallel of latitude. Sun-dial. s_^2*
:
To
content
<>
Cui5j <cCJ.; Cts a ^^
-ft-
with.
To be
convinced
of.
To aciinire a. CC^t j CJ To mix a. th. To suit a. 0. To satisfy, to please a. o. To bring (game) within J Sj
the reach
of.
JM th.
ATT
C5
J.
fi>
J'g
s
a ^p'l
S S
Smallness and flatness of ears. î^ Slime of a dried river. ^5 Big-nosed. oU5j ^Ci Party of men. Abstemious. î^ ^
Rain-cloud.
^^
jLi-j'i
Thick and
J,?
flat-
î ^
>ulS
Property.
xlL?j
:::s
-R-
eared.
To burst out
laughiug.
î
Peal, burst of laughter.
iî^
Hedgehog. Rat. Sandy mound.

Beaver. Otter. Sea-urchin, Slanderer.
jrîj oii*
'
To
C4S a v-*^ -Grayish colour, dusky white. ilî
be grayish.
jlj
_
-R-
Grayish.
up
v-.+'sb
v*
s-4
ili^j
Dust-coloured partridge. The elephant and the buffalo.
To be To be
wrinkled, shrivelled.
untidy.
:
jj^
tr^'l
J ~
oCisVl
Unkempt, untidy
the nose.
Untidy, squalid.
scorched on
^Q.\)
jLi(:.
To walk with
short steps.
oii.^
la^^ a a^j -^
J-i^/^
White. Kind of sheep. Unopened narcissus.
^145
J14J
To
halt in a place.
oV'sui
;
jls
-^
To
subdue, to
get
fi^j
\'j^%
a.
mastery over. To oppress To constrain, to compel a.

to.
^^
U2*
Stage, halt. R"si-
^ jCi
a,
Ti?
dence of an
official
(
quarters.
a. 0.
0.
To be rancid
Odour of
nut).
To
(^
To be
-ii-
stink (greasy hands).

I'ancid oil.
dusty.
To become soft by cooking To ti'eat a. 0. harshly. To

thwart To have
a. o.
o.*s
(meat)._,4s
s
^s
^\
s
Smelling rancid oil (hand). Person, hypostasis. ^JVsl
z^% Ji^
^jiSl
people subdued.
To
find a. 0.
overpowered,
J^\
subdued.
Constraint. Ill-treatment,
pite.
-fy
To acquire, to appropriate To create a. th. (God). To A j^Jlj ^b ^^3j lyj

,
a. th.
fit
|^j
i
a ^s?j
Des- J^t
;^^s
preserve modesty.
Force, violence.
Forcibly.
He
is
humbled by
all
sj^j \J^ û.) sj^j ^*
men.
To be hooked (nose). CJ a ^) To be kept indoor girl). c^> To dig (a channel). A JJ To render a. o. wealthy (God). 5 Jjl To .spare (money).
(
Wicked (woman).
Constraining. Victorious. ;^\j
j,
S^^ _â
Bunch
o\'j^,j
oCis J
'U,"j1
of dates.
Mars
(planet).
Sheep possessed.
Lofty mountains.
yS'^ JC>.
Syklsll
Property. Earnings.
Cairo in Egypt.
jâ" j Sy^dn
Reward.
Conduit for
Spear.
sju,?
The Subduer (God). Management.

Steward.
>
j\^\
x^^--*^
oV^^h
'^îj
Xi'j^
^ ^'^'^
silk.
>
oCi^s
P P
-)^
^ t '^
water, canal. Pipe.
Surveyor.
Isj^j j45
to re-'
Cloth of wool and

trograde.
^
ciJij '^?j c.\yh i^ ,- sCJ Spout of a mug." Spine of the back. ^^\
To walk backwards,
To
revile a. 0.
î^
life
-^
Owner, acquirer.
Intensely red.
*L;v3 j,
o^
j^
speai".
To render
Armed
Shady
Ji>-]
with a
place.
^cj^j
-^
J^sl
painful to.
Hook-nosed.
despi-
M^s ^
To go backwards. To be
_,i^
Sîz^> sui*
^y
Tetter,
^,'^j tijij,
(-XTi
vj* t
'^.J^j
'^'Jfi
^y
To
-if-
sed, reviled. -^
lead a painful
life.
dartre (eruption).
Peeled off. Having shed his slough (anake).
^j^^
o
Conical heap of stones. jji^J Retrogradation. Wret- Vji'^j j'S^
ched
life.
To
oSlj,
J-jCjIj
Opj Cj^
cS
-tt-
To
return backwards, to
j^^\ ^j
feed, to nourish a. o.
retrograde.
To be able to. To be sustained, on. To feed on.

Put
fuel in
jcj
fed
,_,
cj\!i\
c-tslj
o_^^
thy
fire.
^J
SjJ^. 'c^[
s cjîcZ.[
j4ô "^'4 a J^j y>4ij :a^ a JiS * To be dry (hide). To be ungrateful towards. s j^S To be slovenly, jîj ^L^J a JjS
,
To ask
food from.
edulis, tree of
unclean (man).
Celaslrm
Yemen.
oC.t ^11
Laduca
lettuce.
inermis, kind of
oS To defile o.'s self. To meddle oS into another's concern.

To b3
To To To To
feeble, broken.
j^l
J4^'
Food. Victuals. o'yl ?- o>' Aliment. Cj\'Jij *3,j z^^j c^^ Keeper, witness. The Feeder
(God).
Face, countenance.
*î^j
J*^
-S-
have
little
appetite.
C>4* a ^^j
^^
-^
become serene (sky)

connive at.
loathe or to desire J\
^s^s'l
j
jl
^^^
To suppurate
(wound).
^'^j ^j
,
r-^>
^*
-ft-
(food).
To sweep (a house). To refrain from giving.

Space. Middle of a court^j
*
tt
^^j ^6l
<>-^
To
drink
much
wine.
j^
^ ^
Wine.
-^ Coffee
(beverage).
jV^j
s}^
Coffee-house.
;^
-S-
yard.
To be disordered
tines).
(intes-
t]^ o ^G
^13
^
iilJ
Waiter, To have
little
coffee-seller.
_jiC.L]l
'jf/j^ "^
^* J>->b,^/^ a
^^
^
appetite.
o\l
Dark
night.
Fm'nished with travelling *^vl

provisions. Lively, fiery.
\','_^
iSCij ^Q3-j IS^ o ^lJ -ft3^j,Sijii^j ( opp. to jC- ) S aUal^j To lead ( a horse ) with a haltei*. To lead (a murderei-) to death.
3il_aSj
To dig (the ground).* y_,^j ou^-HTo draw near. To fly away. To ij^
,
break
its
egg
(chicken).
To lead (an army). 5 iiCs, To be led. To become compact

(flour).
iVs j,^
To
uproot
a. th.
To
leave
^^
traces upon (the earth).
To be
uprooted.
To be excoriated ,_j^
,^(Sj[j
To be long-necked (horse). iSy o iy To take the lead. iVjl To give to a. 0. horses y^ s

to lead.
(skin).
To break asunder (egg). To be hollowed (earth).

Their secret has been
disclosed.
_j^
>^\Sj\
^îîslj CJ.uJl
To
retaliate for a. o. by
v^~
(killing the murderer).
To choose
a. th.
* v^l
^jS
He allowed him
^> j\ 'Jji\ J'^Vsl to retaliate upoa the murderer. To be tractable (beast). iC3lj ilSj\ To obey a. 0. To become cons- J iuii. picuous (road). To follow the lead of. J :>\itL\
jjtai
Space between the middle and the end of a bow. Space. They are at a ^'_^ _^ j\ ujlS bow's length. Distance between two stars,
U4^
_jl3
^y
t
Empty egg. Chicken.
xlJlaj *jQ
To ask
;
a. 0. to retaliate
upon,
^j"
Distance.
ju5j ai*
Shells of broken eggs. Hollow. Chicken, o Epidemic, ^\'^^

skin-disease.
j_,y
vy
Horses led-horses.
i^S
^y
To
be bent, bowed.
-^
\To
cry
i^
^ i;^ j
iCai)
,
To be
cr^
^îJ
Retaliation, punishment.
Halter.
ijjii
(horse).
shot.
it?
To mark
(
the head with white s

(a bow).
.i_,
Tractable.
^_^
hoariness).
Manageable
^j^lj j;5j jCi
To arm o.'s self with To imitate a. o.

Bow. Carder.
^
^0:31,
Strong-necked.
^^ ^
.|i>3 !. i;^1
^,-11;^ crljS^j
^.4.
u-j^
Avaricious. Broad-necked (horse). Lofty (mountain).
Bow
of a violin. Fore-arm.
Cubit,
measure.
Sagittarius (Zodiacal sign).
tr-^'
Oblong mountain. Leader oliS t--j S^V^j
iî-j
i'^j
i^
r- -J^.^
Rain-bow. Hermitage. Hunter's booth.
^jl ^^
^..^s
of hoi'ses. Commandei'-in-chief. Star in Ursa major.
Hard (time). u-S^b lft.->'J ^rv' Bow-maker. Bow- :;j: 15 ^r u*lyj w^'^ man. -^ Consular guard, cawass.
Starting race-horses. Gun-shot.
Prominence. jS)3 Oblong hill. sîG He submitted to him.îU/fj jSCi iCktl
^j ui_j ^l
^^l^s -^
Small bow.
*^S-
iHS*
C^4^
To walk on the tiptoes. \'J^ o jt> -HTo catch (game) by guile. i To A ijuiii j'^Slj ijUsi jUsij j^j cut a hole in (cloth). To cut (a melon)
,
in
round
slices.
From
Sage
antagonist he became
plant).
To
coil (snake).
friend.
(
elapsed (night).
oiiil
To be nearly j^, To separate in round

jUJl^
*~i'^j <^l'^_
portions (cloud).
Crook-backed. Elevated (heap

of sand).
^^sl
To
(
fall.
To crumble down
).
wall
Bow-case. Race-ground, ^J^'J \2Ji ^ ^'ji^ Hippodrome. To put a cruppei" on (a horse), s j^^t ^ -> Crupper. j,\'/\ ^ J.^ T Asparagus. jcis j,/, Te To destroy fi, j^% îa'^ o J!G -M(a house).
To be destitute. jt3l. To examine (a narration). jC;*l. To be wrinkled (skin). To be y^\ lean (horse). To fade away (plant).
fin
Liquid pitch, tar. Large herd of

camels.
jG
To
pull off (a tent).
New
cotton. Cotton-rope.
y^
<^'^'y
^r
To be
destroyed, to jalijlj u^îj collapse ( house ). To be routed (army). To be restless (bird).
Knoll of a
oljjb J^J j^h
'j^
Flock of sheep. i>\'^\ ^ 1,^ - J,\3 Date-basket. nT^S < Dates in paste, n Tomato, xl^y ^ Shepherd. J,!^ To lag behind (man). Cu-}3 o p.S ^ To limp (dog).
mountain. Black hillock , ground covered with black stones. Isolated hill. Name of a tribe. She-bear. Round hole cut in (a shirt, in a cj\'^
wall).
Wide, spacious.
Calamities.
Mj}3
^ jy]
o/j'^h clix'^^
To walk cautiously. To climb upon (a tree

leon).
^.^J
:
chame-
fi>
^.la
Scoop (medical instrument). cj\^ Cut in round pieces. Besmeared j^ with tar. Lean (camel).
Even place.
f3j ^'p^j
^.V^Sj
oU5 ^
f,\yl
Soft land. Depressed plain.
To precede a. o. i C^ o a-^ ^ To measure a. th. Jp jl k_) u-'Û "" To be ^jSzL\j ij^jMij u'J^J ^J> a trr^
2*
Floor for drying dates. Paved court. -^ Parlour, sitting-room.
f.y%
crook-backed.
otVs ^ <te
o
^ ^
To fire (a gun). To shoot a. o.

o.'s self
fi>
^*^
To track
a. o.
^ o05b,6^
J3
--
To compare
with.
^jj
^Y-V
Jy
Saying, speech.
i]U?j
Wing
of an army. Watch-house, patrol.
Jy Te
.
Jî^s
Ts
Adjutant-major.
X_J}iJj
j_5i_.(tT
Jy Ts
*'S5
Jj^j
Jjj^j ^^j^J
J'S^J
Loiuacious. Eloquent. Speaking, Jj% 7j3j ^>j saying. Treatise. Chapter. Conference. <> Bargain.
Tongu.^.
Jy ^
j;,G
*Jdi
i)jia;i
TY
"I
ry
a. 0.
It is
worthless.
He
is
un-
oppose
To
as.si3t
a. o.
To be
^Cjt
steady.
eijual to.
oCV>l.
131
Provisions for soldiers.
To
set
up
a. th.
(
To
proof
/b iJilj x^vSl.
).
establish
oviill
To perform make
s
Straightforwardness. Noi'inal
state. < Pregnancy.
<>
(prayer).
To
I'aise
Alnaaaach.
a. 0. to
(the dead). To stand up.
Survey of a land.
Manager. Upright.
The husband,
n Guardian. Juggler
"^.s-"*
!r
The true
Upright,
religion.
To continue a. th., to keep to. it To remain in (a place). t- He stood in his stead.iJui j,^'\j *j ^.gI To perform (prayer). To * straighten a. th. To render (a mar^SQ
ket) brisk.
^fjj
^\%
jrj
y^ ^
conspicuous. Vertical. Steady.

Hilt of a sword.
willll
sl^JI
To
set a. o. over.
To appoint
ic.
a. 0. to.
Waterworks. Ûipj j'.'^Xjyi ^j
To begin a
against.
law-suit
j^li
>>15^
^'Jj
Û v,^
Lieutenant. Vice-roy. Turkish governor.

Rebellious. Perpendicular to.
ip
To be
sist.
straightened.
To
sub-
^îj
^îs
Rectangle.
Bill of sale.
^jjj" v,^
Leg
^;
\^5_,
c-VU,6
zi^.G
of a table.
-^ List.
Register. Invoice.
Paper-money, a Telegraphic post. Foot of a quadruped. Hilt ^\'^ ^ of a sword. Right angle. Chief. Of fine stature. Right, upright. Fast. Lark.
Self-existing (God).
^
To rise one against the other, ^jijj To oppose 0. a. To cut (the nose) to. îi5l^ To get up. To rise. To be up- j,\^{ right, in good state. To be straightforward. < To be pregnant (woman). To return to (God sinner). Jl^
fi>
:
Abode, dwelling.
v,^3ij V-J-Slj
iilJU vr^J ^'^
^j,Gb ^lyl ^ \>n- f.) J^ Tribe, nation. Party of men ; some

people.
Station. Pause in prayer. Revolution.

-tf
xi^
j,\'^
Drawn (game).
c.CU/:
Nocturn, night-service.
Abode. Place, time of abode.ûij ^vi

Standing-place. Resi-
What
is
light. -^ Speedily.
^ Û^
Stature.
Livelihood. Suste*^"^j
dence. Rank, dignity.

Seating. Meeting. oC'Ui Speech in a meeting.
vuij iiUi
j^'î
A^
j!{^.
nance.
yî*
lijlii
Handle of the plough.

Resistance, opposition.
Normal state. Main He is the sustainer

of his family.
stay.
^L|j
^\
jkt3j
j,\'^ 'yi
Right.
"^
<
Straightforwai*d.
*j'^
.^-l-
î^Sil^
Pregnant woman. Copper or iron o'^ ^
The worship
of God.
*ii\j
;ai
>C2)I
o^
--
handle of a vessel. for making bows. -^ Medal, picture. < Melon.
Tree
Return to God. Stature of man. Height. Sheave of a water-wheel.

Resurrection.
^^
^CsJI
<i\j
<i(^
iiUJll jiy^
To shriek. To track (the game) To cry out to one another.
Day of the last judgment. ^ He raised an uproar.
A aj\Si>
Value, price. Stature of
^ ^ V.J
vC?ll >Vj
man.
A)
Strong (horse). Empty (house).
J^
o\i
Obedience. Power. Comfortable

-
To
vomit.
'Cl i '\
(life).
Stuff saturated -with

dye.
^^!l
'^Sj
(_j]^j
Leading an easy
life.
5:^11
eS
The
thrust has
yji) 'i^ll 0*15
caused blood to spout. To provoke ? ss^l. vomiting (medicine).
tVslj
iLi5
i!*
To To
excite o.'s sÛlil 'Ur-Llj

endeavoui", to desire to
^Jt^ ^*^
To be, to become strong, sî a jj% -HTo prevail upon a. o. *j j it j'_j| To be able to do a. th. To be equal to a. o. _, To be vacant (house). ^lyj ^ ~ To be hungry. To be withheld ^s'^
(rain).
self to vomit.
To overcome
a. o. in
s^ j'^
vomit.
strength, to overpower.
food.
Vomit. Vomited Vomiting much.

Emetic.
To strengthen
a. o.
a. o.
to hearten a ^j^
Pheasant
(fowl).
i
sup^!57j ^gI, ^j,i[i,j purate (wound). Purulent matter.
To
^G ^
-{^
To be fettered. j^ To shackle (a beast). To bind

a. 0.
^^
rCt
-fr
il5
i jus
To vie in strength with. sljiii jjG To wrestle with. t\'^{ j'^] To inhabit a desert. To be empty (house ). To be rich. To be destitute. To have a strong horse. To diversify the rhymes of (a * poem). To weave (a rope) with many
strands.
To dot (letters). To register a. th.A To prohibit (a. th religion). To

:
To
acquire
j'j^]j
jj:)\j
^s''y>
strength.
To bid against o. a. restrain (the meaning of a word). i^^Jlj <^jl^ To bind a. o. with benefits). ^ 5 To spend the night hungry. i^jVij To be in irons. To be registered. .I'Sj To appropriate, to claim the^ ^'J^\ property of. To be restrained. To be detained in (a work). i_, alL; Desert. \'Jij -lyj -J Hunger. Fetters, shackles. iCi'lj i^ ^ als ^^5j iy
(
Gum
of the teeth.
uO.~VI
o-Jc^'
Brand upon a horse's neck.
Measure. ilfj oJ^ There is ^j iVsj jj|j oJ Vii4< between them the length of a spear.
Halter.
He spent the night ~ in hunger. - Strength. Power.
jj7i\j\ '\'^\ cAJ
^g'^j
cX^
^$'^
-r
iV4
spell.
Vigour. Faculty. Strand of a rope. ^ Seeds given to poor
^ ;^
*i
jUj
2J
Book-binding. Registered. Ankle (of a j-jV*:
Charm,
J^'i^
husbandmen.
Grasping. Empty (house). Rainless (year).
*j_jl5
jui^
>
^
jV
woman). Pastern of
(a horse).
To tar To
(a camel, a ship).
Hj
fi>
jjj
-S-
Pitch, tar.
scrutinise a. ih.
Pitch-seller.
j\^j jj|
jC3l^
Many-stranded (rope). Strong. Mighty. < Much.

Diversification in the
xiy
-Ciîl
^jS
>lyl.
jCs
rhymes of
Of low origin.
j^
,
a poem.
Virtually.
(
To take ^
cr^slj
of.
CCSj
C^
^\
^j
o/j/>.
to JJuJU ) S}3!1<
the measure
To compare a. th. with. u.j To take a. th. as a pattern. To strut, to walk haughtily.
Stronger. Richer. Strengthening. Comfortable.
^s'^
^"lii
j> j2/
C^
Riding a sti'ong beast.
Xij^ ^
J^
J:*"
Alik..?,
equal
to.
J jaLlj^jiiJ
I
To
!
verify the
of. -^
To
L.\3,j iljvii ^jJt
They are equal. Fragment of a bone.

^ Crafty man. Stone heated in the
fire.
o^-aJ
U^
I
measure
adjust (the
beams
.
jsJ ^ "h"*
iijjj
of a roof).
To compare
jaJ
j
Jl.j
j_i
*j
ojj
(things) togethei'.
]
To deduce
a. th.
Barter.
Barter.
*.^j[iij Zhi\i^j
by analogy with.
X^CSj J^^^
*-irf-
i
Holding much water (well). To be hot, burning QiJ

(day).
To belong to the tribe of Kais. To be measured, compared,

confronted.
"Uil
JiG
-S-
He imitates
his father.
To spend the Aj (_ K^jjj t_i Ja^j Measure, distance. summer at (a place). There is a spear's ^^j ^j_^ To suffice a. o. (for summer). length between them. s ^ To make a bar- s CtUlj Û/i JsjCj Name of a tribe.
gain with a. o. for summer. Heat of summer. ^j-^j -t^-s'l r- ^'-^ Midsummer. -^ Drought, want of
rain.
j\
Measurement. CompaiLjTA rison. Analogy. Model, pattern. Syllogism. Rul*^.
Intense heat. Born in sum-
JiJ
G i^
-I^VSi
Regularly. Conformably to the pattern.
u-V:?!)
Js
mer
(sheep).
Regular.
"^5^,-^!
Summer-residence. Plants remaining green
^h
till
i
Ak.5*
Proportion. Appraisement by analogy.
ijU/1
midsummer. Quantity. Instrument ,_^jV]i ^ w'^ To grunt (pig). uJ j.C5 -H- for measuring. Regulator. To track a. o. ^ ..i^sJj wils ^J -Nilometer. j.J)| jj-Ui^ To scrutinise a. th. To fall (tooth). yUJ|j,Cs^ ^3 -> To criticise a. o. '^j; To collapse (well). s uL% ^\3j\j To go through (a country). A iî_7 Crumbled down (well). J>>t!l X.^^^ Tracking, d Fashion, form of To ba broken, split. <it5, Chls jaCS -{f dress. To break a. th. To hollow (a A Importune beggar, Criticiser. ,jc^ well). To assimilate a. th. To cluck (hen). tJ J^'sV To barter a. th. with. To assi- 1_ *
i
,_,
-fy-
Unsteady,
Pellicle of
fickle.
j.;
jis,
milate
a. th. to.
an egg. Spadix
^Ji;,!
ii5,
To be abundant
(
in a well
ja^
of the palm-tree.
water).
Uneven j3j ^jV^j and hard ground.
suJj SU.s
-):}-
To decree a. th. for a. o. (God). J a jali To brand (a beast) with a heated 5

stone.
To >LiJj VUij Syjjj 2iUj >L5 Jl5 make a siesta. To milk, to drink at midday, yc^ To discourse together at leisure jfj (men). To make a siesta. To make a. o. to drink at midi
s'
day.
To
give a. th. in exchange

0.
j:g
to a.
To rescind (a sale) To make (a beast)

midday.
with,
fii
s XJiSt JCjI
To barter with. CaCtj 'î^'di ^S* To be broken {egg). jrr^ To be appointed to a. o. (fate). J To be like (o.'s father). i To fall to pieces (wall). jsCiJlj j:^3 To make barters. J^j^> -^j Joj}^ To be cracked {egg, flask, J^\Sj[ tooth). To collapse (well). To destroy, to extirpate a. th. A j^Gs'l
2^
~>
to drink at
's
Egg-shell, ('ompensation, substitute.
ja^
rRescission of a sale. Resting-place.

:^vli.
jj
forgive his
!
May God
'i'}^
^\
Jvs^
jji
i
fault, his lapse
To beat To
(iron).
a. th. in oi'der.
To set A CJ oS ^ To repair (a vessel).

jt
5
give (inborn qualities) to
a. o. (God).
To adorn a. th. To be adorned. To be luxuriant

garden).
4>j 5 cn
,:nAi
To nap. To collect (water). j!lj To resemble o.'s father. s To rescind (a sale). j;vi7 To barter a. th. ^ a JGJI^ To give in o.'s I'esignation. Juiii To ask a. 0. to rescind a ^131 5
<>
(plant,
otJIj oOSI.
sale.
To ask from
^G
:r
;
a. o.
forgive-
ij'J^ 5
Jvî
Tree used for making bows. Blacksn ith lockoVîj c;_>ii smith any smith.
:
t^*
ness for a fault. Kinglet of Arabia.
jlS
Slave.
oV3
y.
Songstress, female slave.
oQ t ^
<^
House-maid, hair-dresser.
Cain,
"C^j
,C5
Adam's
son,
Milk drunk before a siesta. J>^j J^ She-camel mUked at midday. Hy^j iU Napping. j^j Jcij j:5^ j;\5 Mid-day. iL' S
Siesta.
2^>^j
IT'
-vrv
X
^j Jj
iij
'^
J
Cup, diinking-cup.
^
a-'îfj Cii-^'^j
Chalice. Cymbal.
,
pronoun of the 2P person. He has struck thee.

Affixed
-^
To purchase
or
debt.
<ij'^j
sell a. th. ia
V, v\r a jV - compensation of a
'ii
Thy
book
:
J^.^cTj your books.

'c^><=fj
,2^ '>:ur
^j
iJ
j^.'^
Particle, as, like.
To be short, stunted. To become strong in

make.
D^S^l
CiVra
olT-jj^
As
if it
were,
( /or ol j
''j^]
'J^j
oV
like.
Indeed Zeyd
a. o.
is like
iSjj
cMj JS"
jX^*^^
To
prostrate
Jj
it
2f
ufo LT-^
a lion.
on (the
face).
You came
upside down.
into a ball.
forth
;^J)^
To turn
a. th.
wind (thread)
(a liquid).
To -<> To pour
fi>
J]
^î
thief.
^'Js'j
as
it it
How
So,
were against a many.
^lyf
Like him.
-if-
To
roast meat,
To make
^^
dilUr
liT
^'S
much.
lion.
meat-balls.
As, like, when.
To be
overturned, turned upside 1,^1
Like a
o-LVtr
down.
To throw down a, o. on the face, i To bend down towards. To ip 1^1 busy o."s self about. To keep to (a
work).
To draw back. To run uilfejj Vlr-ttaway (thief). To be weak, cowardly. To gather (people). V^l&u To falter in speech. ^>U^3) J \&>'l&j
Fear. Faint-heartedness. Escape 'i^lT of a thief.
To
"^
lean on.
To spill (a liquid). A To be contracted, to become ^%u compact sand, tree ). To fall down (camel). To wrap o.'s self in a gar(
To be broken-hearted, distressed. To distress a. o. i tj\^\ To be blackish (ground). t_j\5=il

Sorrow, intense
'UlTj ^jtr?
XJ'lf}
ment.
^S"
To be inverted, overtui-ned. ^ To be spilt (liquid). To apply o.'s self assiduously

to.
',.S^\
grief.
Cause of sorrow
jc
Broken-hearted,
sorrowful.
Plant of the kind Charge, attack in a fight. Dash, collision. Intenseness of cold.
Ball of thread. Troop of
How
sad he' is! Blackish (ashes)To be sad, grieved.

distress
a. o.
is\ra iVr
^'X ^
iS'
To
men, horses.
<>
Force-meat
balls.
Trump
bubo.
<)
heart (at cards), a Plague,

jjCiT
(event). To assume a painful (duty). To tremble (old man). ^'^l Adversity. Sadness. Dark night. '(VlT
Tumbler, drinking-glass. Roast-meat.
Steep, difficult (hill, ascent).
^(s
XtiS
Deep sigh.
ij^T Ma^^
Cubeb
(a medicine).
Flock of sheep. Glomerated UiX (sand). Moist and compact (earth).
^Calling, profession,work.C;lj\r^jV5'P Shears for leather. .^ Petroleum, j\rP
mineral
oil.
Gas.
^
t) ^ Ball,
<.
jf
pin-cushion.
plant).
liver.
To
affect a. o. painfully (cold).
ijC^
i^lji :j;6'
OiiJI oCi-iT
To purpose a. th. To have a complaint

of the liver.
^ -4^J -^
jSj
,
Hedgehog.
(
Ijiir
a jJ'
Dandelion
To To
culnainate, to reach
crDdure (hard-
olfeJj
jIS
Having down cast eyes. i^CSC*j ZSLa Ball of spun Li'^j CjtS^ ^ liO
thread.
the meridian (star).

ships).
ties).
To
(SCfj 'sjJlivi ojiT struggle against (difficul-
To
To thicken (milk). To I'eaoh the middle

Midst of
the sky.
Liver.
ju^d
of (a desert). a
upset, to turn upside >bj j ^SCT-Hdown. To hurl a. th. down into an abyss. To bring ( a flock ) together. ^ To wind a. th. into a ball. To scatter here and there. To make
SiCCSj "lICSO
'IJ^
-45j juT
force-meat (balls).
i_^_j iC&.1
ZjY
:
^ a^j aX
.sCiiVl ij-i
Enemies,
livered.
black-
To gather (throng). To be ^^SClSCj wound up, glomerated. To be spilt. He wrapped himself in his .;Q J
clothes.
Middle of a bow. Cavity of the
aj' belly. Liside. Center, middle-part. Gold and silver mines. Inside j^jvi
of the earth.
Game on
Crowd,
press.
horse-back.
tjpi'.^'fj
wSClfj ^JClT
y^P^'î <^^^J
v^^T
^
xr
sXT
(J>'
<>-
Ball of spun thread, of wool.^_^:r
Atmosphere. Meridian. ^Middle

trouble.
Force-meat
ball.
(hlT
i
'h^''^^
part of a tract of sand. Distress,
To prostrate, to humble. ^ He prostrated him on his

face.
c^f
-tt-
<4>-^, 5
Concha
Veyieris^
she
of Venus.
Disease of the liver. Cedrat (bitter orange). Arm-mill.

Big-bellied.
He concealed
îS-^
MoT
Wal-
juT^ 'l^r^ o^l

juir
^.ifei^j
his iiyr l3 iklft y anger in his bosom. Very sad. c-^-fevi ^ Overcoat. Woollen z^\S ^ Cj^S 1
cloak.
king slowly. Cause of suffering.

Suffering, enduring.
To
round, to form a. th. into* Ji^'-^foul,
OjlT
balls.
To be advanced
in years.
IjAfevJj
(;>â ^JT-i^
To hold
abusive
J JrT-^-
language
o. in (age).^.; s
to.
To exceed a. To become
stout, tall.
OtT o JS"
\'J)fo
To be
Small
rounded.
ball, pill.
o^-Sj \y^j
^r
d^^"^ *J^->
To grow
affair
).
great,
illustiious.
(
big. To become To become mo-
To
be altered, to stink
tT a c^ ^
cj/J^j
(meat).
mentous
Altered (meat).
z^
oCT
To
increase
ij
\'jiSj \'jiXj
a.'
^r
Ji^
Fruit of the
ii\']\
when
ripe.
?i.
a. th.
To
extol, to
magnify
o.
To check,
pull
to
5 -rCJ^Si ^\^^
rCS
To
treat a.
o. scornfully.
To
up (a horse) with (the
bridle).
overcome a. o. To deem a. o. or *j j J<SsaZ.\i a. th. great, momentous. To become ,>fei5J.lj Ji\iî haughty, to magnify o.'s self.
strive to
J^\
J^>
Insolence. Haughtiness. Heinous
J^
To hinder a. o. from. s ^-JT To strike a. o. with (a sword), ^j 5 To send back (an arrow wall). * To insult a. o. s -tj^^ To be elevated (place). !n-6>t Of bad omen. rJ\'^ ^ -^j^
:
crime.
Elevated (place).
Greatness (moral and physi- j^j j\f
To wound
a. o. in
riâ^^ rCJsJ' the 5 iIuT o olT -fti
< To
To be
J^
be broken to
filled
xrr
cal). Nobility.
work
(beast).
,_,JfeiJ
Main part of an
affair.
up with earth
^^Ji^b
(well).
Invasion. Sadden attack. Pressure.
iLLT
.\dvanced age, oldness. Zj^fj 5jjf} ^nT He is]^3>iO v'^j' 'Jv-rî V'-^^S* the greatest or the oldest amongst
them.
Earth for filling a well. House of clay. Cave at the foot of a mountain. Origin.
^f
Stoutness, greatness.
jtf
Drum. Capertree, capers.
j^r^'j
J^
vr
-^^
Unexpected attack, surprise.
Large cluster of dates.

Steep mountains.
Night-raare.
-^
^\S ^
ilir XZ.\S
Pride. Grandeur, magnificence.
'\j_^'\X
^^^ ^^^ JC
yj-ys^
;ir 9r ur'i'.
Augmentative form of a word, Cry of ,^^ ^\ God is greater.

Pridi^,
j^-feij
Arm
arrogance.
'i:)j^
.nfei5
of a plough.
Great
J^
,:
Jî
,jr/0 J^Ô
elder,
^^'-i'
Covei'ing his head in sleeping.
He came by
surprise.
^jSS CilTÛ
iljlT
j_,Jjr
Aquiline (nose).
Excellent dates. Roll of perfume
Pickles.
rank ). Old, Important (thing). Of high rank.

(
in body,
eldest.
Xm
fcetida, gava-ves'iD.
j^^^ j^S j^^ y\ n
worn by women as an ornament.

-tf
They have
J- ^'jS'A^^ I^j'S^ inherited glory from father to son.

cj1J>i-'0
^^
Intercalary, leap year.
'iS.jS
"C^
Enormity, heinous
crime.
j^
rr
'<>'-)^
Having a promi- ^<r ^

nent forehead.
'ilir
j,
Îfe-I
Wine
i.
c.
(the
mother of
J^CSCJI >!
crimes).
Hand-press, hydraulic press, piston. Casting down his looks. Attac- (_,JfeL> king suddenly. ^ Broken, trained (young
Older, greater.
u>lnS'1j jr,0=1
The
chief men, the leaders,
^ J^\ j.S^
^s'J^
'
^^
the nobility.
Major term of a syllogism.

.\dvanced years.
Double (flower). Surrounded. Invaded. Filled tryii^ with earth, Pressed. Pickled. To take a handful of. A Ciiro ^To scoop up a. th. with both hands.
bciast).
-tf-
sÔj
'i'j'Sî
j\'^
j^ ^
Jî'5'
Self-magnifving (God). <> Proud. >i&3! " Bridge. Jji/^^ Sulphur. Brimstone. -^ Luci- cij^-Hfer matches.
Ram.
sbeep.
uiC^b lA^b
cAWr^r
Red
gold.
a. th.
^L-i^^^
fi>
Chief, leader. Battering-ram. <>-Wild
To
To
sulphurate
cJini'
Sulphurated.
(>
d'Jîs^
Buttress on a wall.
berry.
Pillar,
if
tf-
Mul-
j.J:^<^
besiege, to sur-
A Cin
^;-^-)^
column. j.\J=\ -^j J-y.^ ^ J-^ Spoonful, handful. Seummer. ^Lir Clove. jUî
round (a town). To take a. o. by surprise. To fill up ( a well ) with

earth,
-tf-
To
cure, to pickle (fruit).
^r
To
muffle o.'s
head with
i-llj
To cut a. th. A 4r},^ra To reckon and sort (money). To prevent a. o. from. To submit, to humble o.'s self.
Sea-monster. Barge, pontoon.
Kitchen-bf)ard.
ArS'-K-
(a garment).
To add an
intercalary
,-^, *.llU
day to a leap-year.
To press upon, to squeeze a. th. jc To have the upper part C4ra îr
of the head prominent.
4-To break (a beast) to work.
s^JT
Ranunculus Asialicus
plant). ,;SLSP
, i
To shampoo
bath.
to rub
the body at
To put
irons
s j;;;^
ij
jiSj >cr
j:r
-
1.I
<
Jf
^ To
totter.
"\rO
to
I ]
_^
(
a captive
).
To
confine a.
o.
in
Sweepings. Oj^^ t "^j.'^'^ rr^J ^\ prison. Sort of frankincense. ^ ^\S To put off the payment fit ^ j;iJj jT of (a debt) to. Oozing -svater. Moon-rays. tj' Stumble. Dust. Fall on the face, s^r To hinder the purchase of (a * ^'^ property) for availing o.'s self of the Censer. %'^ right of preemption. o Pale, wan, dull (colour). J.iT Hospitable. To be fettered. To be confined jSC5 iC"^' J.lT Drinking-glass, tumbler. in prison. *iCJ'-^To To bind (a purse). To keep j j:U^\ 'cS^j c^b o -c^f-whisper a. th. in (the ear). (property) for o.'s self. To reckon, to number a. th. ^ s 'zS Shackles, fetters, irons. Innumerable army. Short (dress). 'cSî V J.'^ To walk slowly, with Mahogany (wood). Hunter's net. short steps. Fettered (prisoner). To boil (cooking-pot). To groan (camel). To hem (a garment). A t^f\ i/S"
'
To vex, to thwart a. o. ^ To pour out (a liquid). To listen to (a narration)

Lean. Green, verdure. Refuse of a flock.
[m.
f.)
cT
To conceal a. th. To turn (a gift) from. To turn aside from. To go quietly (horse). To be quiet. He refrained his tongue
from.
Sound of
camels.
boiling.
Grumbling of
<:x^
<
Lint, tow.
To be
contracted.
-VJ'.'if
Thick pudding. To laugh gently.

D Floss-silk
:
cXiT^
silk,
coarse
cfCiJ'
Fold of a leathern bucket Niggardly. Disease of camels. Strong.
tow.
Chicken newly
hatched.
c^^
-r
c>^^'^
Attacked with a disease

(camel).
To write, îi^ iif^ Cvifj Cifo Jt^^ To be a public writer. To decree, to ordain a. th. A CC;r
(God).
Housings, horse-cloth. To fall pros4^3) 13^^], i;]^ o CT - trate on the face. To smoulder in the ashes (fire). CT
To write to a. o. on. ^ Jl^ To write (a book), a v^^b <--^ ~ To bequeath a. th. to. To A J
inscribe a.
o. for
To
(
fade
).
dust
away ( plant ). To rise To stumble to run without

;
sweating (horse).
(an
to.
office).
ic
To empty
(a flask).
To sweep
To
/b
To To
prescribe a. th.
fi'om a. o.
off (refuse).
wi'ite a. th. dictated by,
or
C-_r
^
^_.~
To perfume
cover up
(a garment).
heard
^
'Jf\
/b
(fire).
To sew
skin).
(a water-
t_.l~5'ij
To teach calligraphy to. To form squadrons. To correspond by letters To write with a. o. To dictate (a poem) to.
jf
wiJ'lj
^
v^-^
"i
To To
fail (steel).
fail
to strike
(fii'e
man). To
^'f\j
).
alter (o.'s countenance).
To fumigate a
ment with
o.'s self.
(
gai'-
js.
^^^j
with. & _jir
incense
To perfume
^jSCJi^
jf
^~
To
lay prostrate on the earth.
J^
ble one another.
\ro
uT
(a bag).
tf>
Having the upper part of the oSsil back prominent. Thej follow or they resem- iV::^!.) ^.a
To close To form
^.iz\
w5fej
into squadrons.
self.
To
with
gird o.'s
To correspond by
0. a.
letter
Js<S^
Cathedral,
xliyjsi^ xLxS'j {JSijS'G Ji"]
To
be big-humped
jtfe
-H-
To
^
write
down
o.'s
(camel).
public
register.
name in a ^*s&a{ To be inscribed.

to (a pa-
Rank, dignity. Middle-part. J{.^ High camel's jUS'l ^ jÔ JS"hump. Hump. Part of the hump. z'JlS"
Dome-like structure.
J{f
To become a subscriber
per).
To take a co,)y of a. th. L) A To ask a. 0. to write A _.:fe.i.:ij a. th. To ask a. o. to dictate a. th.
<
2f
To
be contracted.
</
To CcJ'a r^-^
J CdT a
;cij -
Transcription of a book.
t^f
be crippled. To do (a work) speedily.
Thongs
sack.
for
sewing a
^^ ^
XJS
To penetrate
land).
into (a
j t^_J'a
fin
;>rj'
Writing, handJO ,J^ y. Uc^ writing. Marriage-contract. Letter.
To mince (meat). To make a. o. to perish (God). To follow one another. To do a. th. connectedly.
Vile, despicable.
^^
îT
^îSCj
fin
Any sacred book.
Boo A. Register. Predestination. Scripture. UcS^S Jews and Christians. _,C:%^!I JaI
People of Scripture.
jr^S^'l
Book-seller.
j^j^ oUif ^
^.sJr
*jUJti'TE Writing, writ, deid. Letter. iO:r

( on a monucharm, amulet. Squadron, detachment _J\':5'^ CjjrT
Library.
"
"^
Small bucket.
Crook-fingered.
Register.
Inscription
Cripple, ^c.J'^ ^&.1
ment).
()
Spell,
one-handed. Maid-servant.
I
^^lJ'
it
^ 'Ui^r
of cavalry. -^Writ. Diploma, patent.
have bought
altogether.
'Ur&. 'li;^ liiij^t.
Decree, ordinance.
Writer,
c^-i*^ iCî.
iSj <-i^^j o_^Tij
saw
all
thyîil
iîb
p^^*-^
scribe,
clerk
secretai'y.
Learned
.u!r
brothers.
^ Cripple,
man.
Boys-school.
_ijii:r,
one-handed. To walk slowly in (if^y i shaking the shoulders.
î_r
i
-iî-
To
hit a. o.
on the
gall
(
^ 6u:Sj
shoulder.
To
a beast
Gfr îir ) on the
To
shoulder (saddle). handcuff a. 0. behind

his back.
Elementary school. >^,\sji ^ <> Office of a merchant. Library. -^ BookwJlW ,selling. Writing-desk. Writing-master.
Correspondent. Correspondence. Letter. Writing. _.a7li=i> Registered, written down.
\i^
wifev*
wjlfe(.>
^^_Sj
t.j (&.*
To flutter (bird). Cu:_Sj iii-Ti wiL_r To be broad-shouldered ur^ a wi;== (man). To have the shoulders wide
To walk
apart (horse). in shaking the shoulders (horse).
(a vessel) with a leaf
^J^
^JUisJ^
To
To
-^
cover
eat
a. 0.
with
it ii.~r
a :^r -^
dust (wind).
jcS
/b
a. th.
:
to surfeit.
To
sti ip
fi>
(a land
locusts).
To repair
of metal.
To mince (meat).
^:_iC.'
To
raise the shoulders in
Steward, manager. i^J;rP Part of the :,J^j iii^^ ^ ai'O -^-Sback between the shoulders.
. .
ir
:
^r^
To hold (water skin), a liuT, C^^^sT^f ^ To be costive. To conceal a. th. from. A i j\S' To conceal a. th. from o. V
walking (horse). To walk by starts

(locust).
To cross the arms

in prayer.
r>Ua)l
J
j
wiSfeJ
another.
Shoulders
:dffj
^C;i1 ^ îr^
To be concealed, hidden. To commit (a secret) to

a. o.
blade. Shoulder.
^
jtr
jui'
Concealment, discretion. Concealing of a secret. Plant for dyeing the hair

black.
Costivcr.ess.
Broadness of the shoulders. Lameness, limp. Pain in the shoulder-blade. Manacle, handcuff. ,jS^
Leaf, plate of metal.
î-k'
Broad (sword).
Bolt. Hatred. Smith's
Concealing. Carefully xjj}S' kept (secret). Whole, soxmd (bow)
tongs.
Costive.
Secretai-y.
ji>-Vl
îT
Discreet.
^&j
i^.
Locust beginning to fly Broad-shouldered. ^jii<r^ Having parted shoulders (horse). Galled on the shoulders (beast), jiiit/.
Keeper of a secret. Unbroken, whole ( bow),

Silent (camel).
Big-bellied. Surfeited.
To
?'0^.^t
fetter, to confine
i-^ô
JLS-ii-
a. 0. in pi'ison.
To To
press a. th. into a lump.* jl5j adhere, to stick !AS_J'a JxJT

to be pressed
j!Cj
Kept (secret). To be blackened by
jîî
filthy
^>^
(
together.
OiJ'a d'S-^
clo-
To be compact
into a lump.
smoke
thes).
(
walls
),
To be
lips of
To be dyed green by herbage cattle). To be viscous and
Lump
of dates, of clay
î'
xIxJT
bunch. Piece of meat.
dirty (water-skin).
^
A
ji<^\j
To
glue, to agglutinate.
Ji_s
Crt_r
Scabious ( plant ). Everlasting flower.
Black of smoke. Blackness on

the
lips. Dirt.
Bulkiness, thickness.
Soul.
*\LS Mî^l iiiSOl J(xfj JST

JOS'
Want.
Provision.
Dirty, unclean.
Cj-JT
He
Divinatory arrow. Flax. Linen. Green moss.

Alb. SurpUce.
oifj CrjT
oUr
*ji3j
upon me. Palm-tree unreached by the hand.

relied
ijv^ *ic
JJ
1:5'
ill
^ iL:^
*J^_J'-^
To walk with short steps. lîTo To overcome an adversary. To be GLT a oSj ijOtr
,
(xT-^
Xfe.1
!
thick
iJ" - to be short and crisp (beard).

i
o^
Hard, difficult. Misfortune. j5fe,1 Date-basket madejJiSC;: ^ <i^j Jrfei^ of palm-leaves and holding 15 y.u. Round and compact. Stout and jBC/S short (man ).
To become a Greek
\
J>'P^J
To have a
S'^ "^
thick beard.
'
'c^X
Catholic.
Thick (beard). Thick- -^ ^ .&r^

bearded.
^Xi
Ur,
).
,
'zS
Greek CathoHc.
iiji;^^ JiJjS'-^
oji%v;)jJirT i]^->fi'G
c.fe.lj,SÎ)l 'cSi
^ Roman
Catholic.
tf-
To foam
froth
(
(milk).
To
*ii_jr
"isT
^
j
cooking-pot (beard).
To be
thick
j
To skim (a pot). To be tangled (plant).
/b
'uT,
The Greek Catholics. diJjjlTG To become a Catholic. dUfjr-^ To con- A^:s'lj ^!S3 Cuir} uiJ'o ^-Hceal (a seci'et). To restrain (anger). To breathe painfully (horse). 'y'j,\
,
'J'
To To
multiply (words).
irv
jtr
JÛ
J\^'\
multiply
to be or
J'j^ "^J -"5^
become many, numerous. To swarm. To make a false show of wealth. To speak much, to be ^ÂSCJO jK^
loquacious.
To
to
vie in
number. To increase, J'^Zj become numerous.

numerous,
^J
To
find a. th.
j\'sJiJL\
excessive.
To ask much of. To thank a. o.
^
~
s-i'^-^
Great number, abundance. J^j J\f Main part, redundance. '^-J\ J(f Spadix of palm-trees. Ôj Great number, abundance, alhfj Sln_r Much. Plurality. Frequency. Excess, redundance.
JS
Increase, frequency.
Often, frequently.
Numerous. Frequent.
Very. Often.
-^
Much
î^ Ji>j,
Numerous, men.
manyoj'^.'iir, sSjfO
Many women.
"^rA
j^
Xi'id>j 7J.i.
hia
eye,
i.
e.
he spent the night
sleepless.
To be barren (year). To smite (a tribe

:
ÛTa
fitj
Jk^h
JS'
Scum, cream. Slime, mud. Lip red and swollen with

blood.
XidJ^xLL
drought).
oCiili
Red-lipped.
Ji-iJ'b
J^\j
J^'J J^^b -
^\
,
To
To become verdant (ground). To have black eyelids. y^X a Jî* ^ To cement (a wall). ^ jiT To anoint o.'s eyes with jpcd>\j J^Xj
collyiium.
Uu\$^j *Jvir o oiL-T -Jithicken (liquid). To be coarse. To be tufty and thick (plants).
_iifeu_l. \j
^ jdf To thicken a. th. To come within the reach of.^ J&^'\ îîll^ To find a. th. thick.
>Jii_y Troop. Thickness, coarseness. ÛUT Thick. Rough (man). >-*i--S' To make up (things). * yijr o JxJT-Jt-
Hard
Vtar.
Brown
colour of the eyelids.

'ibJO
j\
jkT J^X
'ji>Xj 'JS'
Sky, firmament.
The sky %S^\

is cloudless.
^JQl
j\
[^X cJ-^^
Heap of corn.
Tiller,
J^-^
Antimony. CoUyrium.Great weal th.jijr Amulet. iuTj Ju5Cj J>4' Antimony-powder. JG^y
-^
anchor of a ship, '^p'^j Jj^ To pick up a. th. To /b uiro ^r-ttfollow the traces of. To craunch (a
cucumber).
Ankle.
ja- 1;^
^ j> li.
> Oculist.
Cementer.
JuT
f. )
j^^r, j,^r Anointed with coUyrium (eye).jJu?, Black-eyed. J^J^^ ^ Js?-'^'
jLi^ ^
ii:?r
^ m.
(
'J^j
High-bred (horse).
Pitch.
Azure-coloured.
j^ uST
'
'
To turn a. o. back from. To draw near. To tariy. djra j^ 5 ^G To accost, to haunt a. o. To be within reach game). 5 ^^1 * To fill up (a skin). To retire in. j To be stupefied. To retire. Jiisd
Black-eyed.
ted eyelids.
J^X ^ -iUT^ jJl^\

;
Having brown eyelids
having pain-
Thick Broad
^^J
(road). Big-bellied. Sur-
A
.^t
feited.
Median vein
of the arm. jSisi'Vi White-bodied and black-eyed "iuT (ewe). Bugloss, echium (plant). Calendula arvemis, mari>L_l>ii'
Flower-basket.
To
play.
\>Xo V.r-a-
Children's play.
gold {plant).
Pencil for coUyrium.
Jufci^j Ji^'i
Genuine (Arab).
To produce sour
grapes (vine). Sour grapes. Podex.
CoUyriumSteward.
(
J>;lfe>
^ iUjO j xUX/J
case, D Rifle, gun. /or liîJT )
âX
uj^
i^fe^
To
toil,
to exert o.'s
liTo 3Sj
ST^
jf
Nuraei'ous. Blazing (fire).jlv^^ ^--^S^ Coî^Ta ^.air-tfTo be effaced.
self assiduously.
To
efface a. th.
To jade
(a beast). -^
To urge
To
tread down the

trod
* u^3 " A ujâ ^jbeT-^
(a beast).
heel of (a shoe).
To comb
a. th.
(the hair).
To extract ^
To be
down
at the heel >.^S^\ -^
with the hand. To beckon to a. 0. with (the

fingers).
(shoes).
o
5'
Limbs of the body. To anoint jj A jiTj.yiâ

(the eyes) with coUyrium.
oîS'
To
require
much
s jSoJ-lj :c^lj
J^*
J^
exertion from a. o. (work).
Sleeplessness anointed
iilt SîiJI
\r\
^sf
Dusty-coloured partridge.
Dusky. jli'r Torrent. Dates mashed in milk.
To sneeze (beast).C-U!0 \JsS"\ jôT-fr & To urge (a beast). To heap up (spikes). a ^-^ ~ To press together crJ^^j u-'jS'
(horses).
To walk
heavily
quickly.
in
To walk
the
.j-ufeJ
moving
shoulders
(beasts).
Sneezing of beasts.
tr-''^
i-'oT
Heap
of herbage,
u-^^'^j
îr^-^j
(MO
:
cîr
To accuse a. o. of lying. S t_ijL==\ij t_)!ir Fleshy, plump. iJoT ^ o^^^' Hackney, of To find a. o. a liar. oil^S'fr "J^j'O oi^* To deny a. th. o CIjLCj 'îr^ "" mixed breed (horse). To bespeak o.'s self. iLiu ,SSh>'\j i-iJS' To bruise ^j 5 ds;} Ca'jT a el^ a. 0. To break a. th. To part (the He has not desisted jiij o1 i_i!irC hair). To crush a. 0. (cares). fronn doing, To overcome a. 0. he shrank from fight. o!Ai jt ooT To be broken. Heat has abated. dSC; To give the OGO i3i^5^>^ <-r>'i'^j Contusion. ^S-^ -r '-^
,
-ft-
ts
lie
to a. o.
to contradict a. o.
Sad.
ej'j^/^
To make
a. o. to lie.
lie of.
To
^liil
oliSCj
5
manifest the
To be unproductive ijaS^ Ijjro l^r^ (ground). To be unpromising (corncrops

).
To affect Ijing. To esteem a. 0. to b3 a liar. To lie to 0. another. To accuse a. 0. of lying, 5

to
To
cut off a. th.
*IjC
(_)aV5C5
^jlifcir-^l
deem
,
a. o,
liar.
ij^j^.i
(_.'J^5j
i_iji<C
To be choked by (a bone).yj jjS'a jjS" To have an indigestion of milk jJS" young camel ). To tarn round and
(
Xi j'Sioij
Cj\iJtj iS.'jtj
vomit (dog).
Lie, falsehood,
îtksl ^
J ,*j.-^j t'iJwJO *_)-is'^ v'^'^ Liar: false, oCliT, oV;iTj oCliO,v"-*^ vain (news).
<r'j'^='
To detain a. 0. To give little. To beg alms. To be exhausted
CoT
j'jS"
-S-
J^b"
(mine).
%.:^ ^SjS" To jjfal

jj>is% iJ'C
The
soul. Liar.
^.j'-^Tj v'j'-*'^
reach a hard ground by digging.
Lie, falsehood.
cjil^Sj
oQilT^
iJivT
He has not answered

request.
his
hnpostor,
kjlîCj tJ/j^j ifjtj

lie.
^loi
wont
Lie.
to
To prevent a. To beg alms.

wjM?^^ ^
-^jj'SinJj
0.
from.
^t s jjî^]
iôSCj
Inodorous (mu.sk).
Tuff.
J^j -^
\S'-^ -r <i'-^
Lies.
wiii?^
back.
(
Large rock.
To come
by turns
follow \'jij^ o ^-ttnight and day), -if To be
To
Heap
of earth, of wheat. iilv'O sloSj
Beggary.
Adversity.
XiSf
wound (thread). To bring back (a horse). 5 \-ô To return to jp OGÔ 0->l^ 3'S' the charge upon.
iG^j Xjjt
Beggar. *ir^ ^ >^' To be rough to the hand. fSf o'SS" To walk upon pumice-stones. lii'i
Soft stone
j
-Vt-
He wheels round
battle.
in
Ij^ 'Jî
^
! I
tufa-stone,
c-ljir
pumice-stone.
To To
rattle (chest).
Oâ 3^
\j\jsaj
\'j^
So, such.
JjS' Oj \j^
ll^Cftj
yjSj
lliSj
--
repeat
fi>
zj^j
-tf
jsi f^L
a. th. <
To
refine a. th.
To be
repeated,
To be
refined,
j^;
Thus, in such a wise. In such a place. I have cashed so U-*ji
diiir
O.fo'^^.
lIlTcJal*
Attack, charge. Rope used as a

ladder. Cable.
I
many
coins.
Well.
j
To lie, wrong
To
to say a
(
falsehood.
).
senses, opinion
To be To be cut
disap- f
Carpet, mat.
off (milk).
Measure equal
loads. ^ Ass.
to 6 ass-
deceive a.
o. (sight).
To
of.
point the expectation
Charge
in
war. Time,
To be
falsely accused.
^_,jt
'f
Stump
of
'M>
-r
One hun)
a palm-branch. Rope
^j^
^'j^
repetition of an action.-^
of a bucket.
dred thousand,
,
Anxiety,
grief.
<
^'J -r v jO
^3^
V-'-'
-r
Globe, sphere. o'^?r (A*'' S^

ball.
S^'^-
Indigestion.
in
Beam
which the head

is insei-ted
:;^ r^xiir 5^ *!
^
Cellai-,
pantry.
as an amulet.
to fight.
j>(r} jVJf,
Cowry used
Returning
jVjsa
of a tent-pole
[P^jj'^l^
'<ij^*J^
jiâiJI
Adversity.
vi'l)^
"^
*riv^
-^0^
Dates nearest vy^l ^r îO^J *J^'3^ to the stem of a palm-tree. Cherubim ; Arj^.i'Jî î^^
changels.
Rolliug-pin.
a Bobbin, reel. Succession of ages.
jjj'
^jfe"
S^'J^>
Rattle
sound
<>
in the throat.
Repetition.
Refine-
jcj^j
ment
of sugar.
vi^
îjî viS^
<rKj^\
).
At repeated limes.
Place of attack. To laugh loudly and repeateldy.
-^^
00^
Sad.
^l
Promptitude, haste.
Tiglit.
_,fe>^
Sinewy (joint Strong (horse).
tjjfev^
To murmur (water). To
rumble
5
(intestines).
To shackle, to <- To contract
fetter a. o.
(joints),
t^'j^
rr^,]^
<>
û^^j
^^;l3^^
()
up (tnings) To heap up ^ and drive the clouds (wind ). To re-
To
pile
Greengrocer-shop. Horse-whip, bastinado.

Cotton-cloth.
r-o^P
-!r-:>\'jo
^G^"C
^^\'j^
?r cr-C
^^
To be impeded in walk. "^ J-'^'j^ To be conti-acted, wrinkled. JA[^ To walk in the mud. J'.'^ To mix a. th. with. ^* To cleanse (wheat). a Carder for cotton. j_j\^^ d^.'jl
peat a. th. To turn (the mill-stone). To detain, to withhold a. o. To remove a. th. from. t A To call (hens). ^ To hover (bird, cloud). j^lr^ To bestir o.'s self in (an aflTair). J
&'
.
Callosity on the
brea.st of camels.
^
J^S'^
'j^'j"'
Raft-fi'ame.
He came on
gishly.
slug-
yu.'J^
^4^
A>-
Borborigmus. S5^ To twist (a I'ope). fa Cô i-j'^ ^ To tighten (the shackles) of. \c To distresj?, to grieve a.o. (a(faii'). ^ To load (a beast). -^ To overwork
fit
Complete year.
c.ij=^'^
- Cif^
fi>
a. o.
To decant. i* ( for'zX^') To transfuse a. th. To be involved in another's

busines.s.
cj'ji' -^
To put a
I'ope to
fi^
^'J'h ^Jî
(a bucket).
r'J^
^
-^
To be
contracted (baud).
r>^>
pV"^ i^'^
Siii^fo
Contraction.
-^
"^ Is
To make quarantine. Quarantine. Pasteboard. CajX^C'

Candia (Island of).
To be near setting (sun), fjj^ô <Sj^ To die away (fire). To be near doing. jiL ^'_^ ~ To expand (dough) with a vl^ roUing-pin. To eat dates. To plough (the J A Cl^^j ^.'j^~
ground) before (sowing).
^ Oyj^ Fs
j^_^ j\
,
To oppress
Â^
i
^ cJj&=Sj
CJ^fa o
o^fe.
a. 0. (grief).
To break (rope). To mind a. th.

I
cjj^\
J c/A^^
;]
To draw near to. To hurry in. To fill up (a .skin). To pick (dates) nearest
the stem.
^J^
/b
J ^J'^\
to
v!^
"^
do not mind him. Leek. ( un.-^fjj
c^nfe'l C
;j
iî
^l^j
ol^fc-
To be To be
surfeited.
^'^Â
sad.
^J'J^^\
To mew (falcon). To repair to and conceal

self in.
(MT ) y^ Grievous.
o."s
Jl.
^r
Uji,\^
>.
j'J^
js.
oj,l}r^ Grief. Calamity.
oji_&a
To escape
from.
J^
"i'J'jî
(
Hard (affair). He shiinks from the

affair.
c,i^
y'i\
oijSCj'ifl.
Shepherd's bag. Sermon. Tiierry. Cherrytree.
oj'jC -r
'Sy
xin. "i'jy )
jj" "^ j_^ T
To ^^ô
fy-
-r'j^'î
9r!>^J>^lâ
-^J^
r'S^
"^
become musty (bread).
To whirl round a
(
G-^ o
To
trot,
Hawk,
falcon.
%jj\'^
*;tUa
^ j^
J j^
bridge
water
).
to roll
Skilled in his work.

Vile, Ci'nten'iptible.
j*J^j
'^X'J'j
rr
down. To read readily (child. Jl^ Reading without spelling. ^J5'-<>-
Bottle, fask.
Jl^,o'J^
J'^
The Georgians.
Colt.
un.
Ram
j>-^) "
'
yr'y
carrying the -s jJ3^ ?- j'l^ shepherd's bag. Ram carrying the

bell.
jr_jQ>
'^y
^r
Wooden
Monk's
horse.
prjy'j^
cell.
^-O^^
j
Jl.
"^
~ -rX^
i^J^
Sour cheese. Preacher.
To bring
(water)
.^
to.
^'J=, a
To clean.se (a stable). To found (a building).

consecrate
C^
<-
jjjV'O Jj,if
i
-(f-
^-S^
"^
Manufactory.
<J^}'y
>:
*j<j-^P
To
ifc
^"J^
Silk-manufactory.
(a church).
To be
dung.
defiled
with urine and

5
^-3^1
To impark, to inclo.se (kids). To be strongly laid (foundation).
To urge (a beast). To 5 liô drive away (the enemy). To cut a. th. u-1^^ To expel a. 0.
^y^
A
5
i'j\is>
^^
j
-^To be consecrated (church).
Base of the neck. The Kurds ( w?. 'j^'J")

(people of Asia).
.>
i^
^J
^^'J^b
To To
lean upon.
U
in.
trî^l
enter and conceal
Necklace.
olijs'
Dry dung mixed with

Origin.
Quire. Pam-'
phlet.
urine.
Conti-
To run with short steps. To run fast. To roll down.

Quick run with short steps.
T^y ^
-r'^y^ Xi-'^y
-r-'^y.
guous houses. Enclosure for kids.
Running
swiftly.
^_j\'î ctG^t
^0^
'^,^y
Construction, plantation on
j\i^P
the ground of a neighbour.
Chair, throne.
j^\'yi 'ÂJ" Learning. Power of God.

of a king. Capital-
To To To
shuffle
off. î'J:, divide (horsemen) into squad- 5
Throne
town.
dil^JI
rons.
tie
up
a. th.
< To
heap up
^ \j'^y
Episcopal seat.
..iiJ-VI
I
(sheaves).
He
is a learned man.'^,/,SC) ji'i^ }* Privy on the upper- '^^^KJi y. ^Cjl
To be shackled. To be short and

Squadron
of cavalry.
stout.
-p:
^'^y^
floor.
^^yj ^j-l ^"^y <^j\A

Bone covered with meat.
^^'j^
Big-headed. Carriage, coach.
crj^
cA^/j"
inter-r
'^î'J
^'Jsk.'/-
Formed
of
gems
^l^j
calated with larger beads(uecklace). Materials. *L1^ P
< Heap of spikes. To run like a dwarf. To run away from fear.
y^y^
^}'>yj /îj"
,
Dwarf.
^.ol>^
-r
To cripple a. 0. To be crippled.
Bone of the wrist.
'.r Acr'v^
a 9^jr-<>-
^.^j5Cj
<>
'S.Jf^ ^ ^>^
To seek refuge at. Jl. Ijjî j'^^ - To hide o.'s self in. To lean towards. To preach the Gospel, ij^ -^ jy
i
^ ^
To
To
strike a. 0. on the wrist-
To To
^/
find
(Mr)
^J^
:
rain-water.
ofler
the side to the (hunter

ablutions.
a^^
bone.
game).
put cotton into (an

tie.
^'^
To perform
9^^
^'^
(s. p/.)
inkstand).
Rain-water. Thinness of the shank.

Vile, contemptible.
To
To hock
(a beast). Jijl'Jfj
^j^L'J'j
Cotton.
wi
Flake of cotton for

inkstands. Bitter
iXz.'/, <^j
HL'y
Trotters of
9j\i^\
rî
f.'J'\
^Vj"
sheep, oxen. Shank.
tJj, -
c-^r--
Extremity
tain.
top of a moun-
o^*^
^r
vetch. Sort of chick-peas.
Horses, mules.
pIlA)'
f.j(is\
To be wrinkled (.skin). Ciâ J-j^-^ To contract the face. To prepare'ji^r

a haggis.
The
farthest limits of the js'ji\
world.
Seller of trotters.
t/J^S'
To become big-bellied. Jjy^'\ To be wrinkled, contracted

(face).
-^j
j^^
^r-^/
Leaning on water (tree). ^_^_j pj^ Palm-treen upowater.oVpj V== ^ Xcj Ua Having thin shanks. f.'J'] Strong-legged (horse).^ JX^^ pj^ To sniff and o^fe, ]j Cj^ o 3'J^ - raise the head (ass).
,
To become large in the sto- j.'Jsc.L\ mach (kid). To begin to eat (kid).
of J'/J' -^ J-J^J J'fruminants. -^ Paunch. Household, companions of a J^^l
Stomach
To
froth forth (pot).
U^
-jl-
man.
Astragalus, milk-v^-tch.
Vesicle, I'eceptacle for
k^J/vi
Lofty clouds heaped up.

Ceratin-tree.
'j'^
*i-iyf
am
,nii!l
To blaspheme religion, ^jju CJî To drop to upset. To roll Aj s

;
bergris.
Plant of the class Pentandria.
J'J'j j^J,
*i.d3^
a. th.
along.
To roll down. To be impeded in walk. To be deformed.

Celery (kitchen vegetable).
^'^
cSJ^>
-^
-^
^ Stuff of thin silk ^ Beam, joist of a

floor.
crape.
CjHIj^t ^^J"
x.[^ J-Zj^j ltJ^
cr-'!^
tj^^
.Cjl y-lijr
Kind of haggis. Tripe.

Big-bellied.
Water-parsnip. Alambic. a Calico.

a Fur-coat, pelisse. crane.
Pike-fish.
cJ^'^ ^ ;r^
Arabic written with Syriac -j,^_^^ S

characters.
iJ^T
Ardea virga^ Numidian'^l^r^ sT j^*

-^\'J <f\^ a
Dredging-machine.
To pound (cheese). ^ C\ri u^'^ To mix (cheese) with. ^* To eat cheese. er'S^ To heap up a. th. A ijÎ'^l
-fi-
>
Hard
labour, galleys. dXiJ'j il'j^T^

^-S'Ji -^
Sour cheese mixed with herbs,

Milking-vessel.
^jî^f
a Shovel.
ci^j^
U-
^ To
To be
disturb, to disor- ij
fi>
der a. th.
disturbed, disordei'ed,
To To
discredit a. 0.
lean
j tj^5j
J Oijro i^'^-ih JT a p^j f-'J" -^

To
a
sip
Disturbance, disorder. Imbroglio.
,^'^) XX'^ -^
upon a (vessel)
in.
for drinking.
To wound
shank.
a. o.
on the
Gs^
f.J,r
Rhinoceros. o'j^jXj OJ'^jS' Sea-unicorn, narwhal. ijJtJ dC-^^
To To
repel a. 0.
tie (a beast).
9^
^^Jo'S
5
-ft-
To be thin in the shank, tâ pX To be thin (shank ). To be of low condition. To be fond of ti'ottera.
,r
:
("Ml
f^
Curcuma, Indian
Spinel ruby.
r
j^^ ^
jii&.^P
(f'jfo
The two noble things i. e. oUjjÎ war and the pilgrimage to Mecca. Precious ^l^j^J ^^'J"- t *i^^
saffron.
oQ^
To b3
pro-
\^'J^
xi\'J'j
j^'J^
thing. .\ny noble part of the body.
ductive
Noble-born lady.
<
Daughter.
To be generous (man). To be precious, valuable. To

(earth).
a. o. in ^
The two
eyes.
yield rain (clouds).
o Yellow amber.
To overcome
genero.sity.
(V^ o /J^
Noble, generous.
Very generous.
bountiful
To To
prize
y^î S^J^^
a. o. to
^'-lj=^>
J^
man
(a horse).
Vine-di-esser.
declare
be gene-
^^
j
Noble, generous^j,\SC.
qualities.
To show regard to. To show greater regard to

I'ous.
i^
Noble action,
Fertile land.
^j
lfei> ,-
^'''J^j
/J^
a. o.
than.
!
X^'jU.* ja'J\
How
Moire, kind of watered

silk.
Ci^'-^Jf -if-
Cabbage, bset. Dates >Jij^j ^yj" ^ with milk. Gourd used as a v-ii'S^^rviO^
vessel.
generous he is to me J i;^s'l V To vie in generosity with. 5 ^jfe. To have generous children. >S^^ To entertain guests bountifully. To show regard to.
is
M'îllingly, for
your sake.
^jSCi
Îr^^
emaciated man. aIj'^ Food made with cabbage. *Î,^ To be wrinkled ( for J-J") JSiji ^
Skeleton
:
To be bountiful. To keep aloof from

(djsgi'aceful actions).
^û
^& j-'j^j jrP^>

jk'j)^Z.\
To seek
cious.
\
a. th. noble, pre-
(skin ).
To
cut off the
stump
of a
^ ^/j"^
Nobleness of character. Generosity.
y^ J^
"iiJ
branch.
Stump
Big
of a branch.
(nose).
wJJj^^ olJji^ wiJ^^
Generous. Fertile
(land).
(?/.
5.
pi.)
Good
qaality of a horse.
)
Vine.
iûn. xf.'j^
^j^^ JJ=
J^^\
To
disprove, to dislike
iXjU.'^j
fy
Orpine, roseplant.
a. th.
To be loathsome. sIaI^Sj xi\[ô c^ To disgust a. 0. with. J| y_j a ^ To compel a. o. to. ip 5 o^'j To express dislike at. A ejlfeuj <>^J^> To find a. th. loathsome. * a^feiiJ.!^
jf
Bryony [plant). 'Uslpl v^J^Î Regard, consideration. Thau<ii^ maturgy. For the love and regard J iî^ C>
due
to.
Willingly.
viiJ
For thy
.sake.
Aversion,
disgust.
^'I'^'J'jJ'J'j
I'r,
;a1^j <,^ c^'
Regard shown. Hearty welcome to a guest. For thy sake. dil C^C <_,
Noble action.
Pillow of honor.
'^'î yjl ^ Noble. Generous.
(
X^^j ^'J" y'j^y

dt)
WJ'\
*^jjî
Xl^JsCt
Unwillingly
in spite
of.
^'S^
Hateful, disliked.
*i^ "^
War, î;;^-^ <îj
Mi J^'l
j'i
Disagreable thing.
adversity.
OPP- to
The Generous
(horse).
j.ll
(God).
Cutting sword.
Thorough-bred
Kind
(face).
<>
Excellent
The horrors
Dislike
;
'*j\l^\ î^'J^h XSÛi liked things. Calamities.

disojjSZj'
of war.
(ground). Valuable. Precious (store).

Turtle-dove.
The
glorious face of
,fCjl ii\ ialj
Adversity.
lA.yJ^Ji
God.
^-T
V'
Ale
.r
a. th.
Niggardly, luicoinpliant.
Avarice.
cc"^;!' 'j^
To round
repeat
jjS'
JijSO
a. th.
To A Vj'jS'o l^f To line ( a well with

-ft-
Shivering from oold. Coriander sîllT, s^^^j

(
Jlji
sj,'^,, s:?]^-tt-
plant).
Capillary (plant).
Jj\
^CiiJI
Fumitory
<> i>-
plant).
('liervil
[plnd).
'\'_r^
Hair-mo.s3, golden maitlen-^^ll
parted legs. To hire Aj 5 j

^
wood. To dig (the earth). To run swiftly. ^^fi ^s'^j To play at (ball). ^ i^lrî ^s'^j To dig (a canal). Gî j^ To nap. To have thin and Sj"^ Jji"
<s'J'''^j
,
f^jfj
sO^ '^j^
jj'^
iiair {plant).
(a beast, a house) to.
>
Eye-glass, quizzing-glass. viv'jj^TK

fi,
To be an
ass-hirer.
To craunch (a fruit), To be short-handed. To contract ( the finger

cold).
Cjr o j,_^
-J^
To increase. To decrease. \'J'[ j'J"] To keep sacred vigils. To postpone (an action). To a prolong a discourse ). To let a
(
To be contracted. To be satiated with. To craunch (fruits).

Avarice. Gluttony. Smallness of
house).
To To
sleep.
ij^^
fi>
j'J^:.\j ,jyiS\j (a beast, a house).

-,j'j-j
hire
iJjISCj
the nose, of the

Fearful, shy.
fingers.
Drowsiness. Leanness of the legs.^j^

tijf
Hire.
j^j yj-
Short-nosed.
^J^tt 'tjr
ot'J\
Rent. Wages. Hire.
ej'jfj '\'jC
Short (hand).
Avaricious.
^
/fc
^
yjf]
iMule's load.
Sphere,
^ _,$;_, ^_jLj
sphere.
j'J'j cj^'J'
^ o'^
To bray, to grind a. th. To have small teeth. To take the utmost cave
LTo ^-- ball. CIS" a The celestial

in.
_,C'jSsJl
,_^l5Cj
The
terrestrial globe.
i^jVI
k^^'l
cSi'Ji'j
Date-wine. Dry and beaten u-'-r^ meat. Bruised, pounded. t.^>~^j Having small teeth, r^ ^ 'tS j, '^] To pound, to bray a. th. ij> ^^JClT ^ To mumble. To recoil. Gruel of coarse semolina. ^j^llT To pursue a. o. closely, s lira llS -^ To urge ( a beast ) in the track of
others.
quarrel.
Hirer.
'ssj"
Slumbering.
Sphei'ical, globular.
Xj
lS},'}'j
'^^
^'J'\
Thin Kind
(leg). Thin-legged.
Cj\j'JIj Cf.j\j^ :r
-Ij^^
*'U^- o'J^
-G
of partridge.
Carawayseed.
\ijj^^j
I
}^j
j^^G
Muleteer,
^^ ^J J}J^'
TT
J^^
To overcome
a.
o.
in
Hirer of asses.
Portion of the night. jjIji Hinder part : latter 'US'! ^ '^_ySj -\j^ part Pi. Traces. He fell down on the back of iUr ÎTj
his neck.
^ r^
Walking slowly (camel). j'J^'J\ To become li^hj ,;jj^ Sjlj'ro jT^

dried, tough.
^ To > To
dislike a. th.
â
*-lC-i1 Jfr
ji
gnash the
teeth.
To
ifc
earn,
.^'rij ^tS^j C_C to gain a. th. To

,
v-^ -*
acquire
(knowledge).
To contract a. th. To shrink from cold. To afflict a. 0. with cold To be niggardly.

Dry, tough. Ugly (face).
]jfo jT
j!r
5
(God).
jTl
Ji6 I
'J'
To make
acquire
a. o. to a. th.
s ^''^'^j
îJj
y
SjT
Hard
(gold).
To seek
to earn. -^
To progress. ^^lSv.J
Stiff
(bow).
To
fold (a pillow).
"M-V
ter)
with kasra.
To inflect ( a letTo annul (a "will).
Tc make
(a slave) to earn. ^_^SCrJ,'(
To allay (thii'st). ^ To break a journey. < To break fast. He hindered him from
his design.
Tie
Earning, benefit. Sustenance, earning.
ÎS
1II.C
J^\ j yS e'ji^\
ai\yi
Dregs of
oil.
,yX
'^.\L:i'\
^
i
Acquired (science). Earning, winner.

PI.
Limbs
of the
o\V-^ "^J v~? '^ ,_,^\j^^ <r-i^
contracted the eyes.
*i'jy
^>
body.
To
alight in folding \jySj \'yS the wings (bird). The wind has abated. ^j'^n CjIt^
yS
To break
a.
to pieces.
To
creas'e
* ys
th.
[Gram). To use an irregus
Wolf. Hunting-bitch. tjCT Gaining much. >-r>j^ Plant alike to the carthamus. ojlT Hound. îr^ Gain, ^_ISC; ^ tZSiij w~5^J w-SC^
profit.
lar (plural).
^
To break, to humble, a. o. To have a defective ^y^\

pronunciation.
sale.
yS
Coriander.
->
(/"or sj^'";^)
j^^tS'
Thimble.
"
sÛi'^
ouLrP
^
USIT-^-
^ Watch-chain.
Chestnut.
diilir?- -i*?-^
To bargain in a To be broken to
f^\ J y,'Q=, <> pieces. To be _/JCj crumbed (pie). To be wrinkled, folded. -^ To be broken, civilised. To be broken. To be routed y.s>j\ (army ). To abate (heat). <- To be bankrupt.
To break
a. th.
fi>ysr[
(
Scanty-bearded. ^^JIL^ r^-^ Xyphias, sword-fish. To have ^_i^rP a scarce beard. To sweep (a house). ^ ulT a r-JS -STo sweep a. th. away (wind). To carry away. <> To lop (a tree ). To be crippled in the (WlTa !^.~r
legs.
Cj\jj-i^j
jy-^ -^
c'i. "iy.
:s)
Fraction (of a number ). Fold. un. vys. ) jiii'lj jyS ^ ys,i Limb. Piece (of bread). ( o'lr^C ^ Skirt of a tent. Windings, ravines of the Xi_ii^\ jyS
valleys.
To
ill-treat a. 0.
7^^
9--15Cj\
ys
What
To To sweep
fy-
an untractable be swept.
man
iklH >
Ai ^-il^l^
off (property).
;
Impotence of the limbs

Rachitis, rickets.
lameness. ^J_r
îJT
"ii-i..^
Broken ground.
Kosroes,
j^S cjC'i
^
J^'J\
.^felj Slr-t=1
i^lr^^
Sweepings. Crippleness. Disappointing man.
^^J"
surname of the Persian kings. Fragments, particles. SjU-^Tj jlliT < Ground freshly tilled. %'y^ Broken. Having ^s'j'CSj ^'yS ^ j\S a foot broken (camel).
Elixir. Alchimia.
Weak-handed.
Impotent.
Cripple.
u^^-lO
t^^j
t
^"c-t^
Lame.
c\:'~^
-rSJ^'S
Broom.
Xi-iCJ
j.lS'
To be
j\^\
jililji.
iSjlij iSC-T o Jtl'O unsaleable (goods).
Rout.
<>
Bankruptcy.
circle.
Area of a
Irregular
plural.
_ru-SCj
To be dull (market). To have unsaleable goods.

Dullness of a market.
Dull (market).
ÎS'lj
o-i'
y^J. ^fj -î^Sl

['plant),
'r'^
iy-î iVlT
oli'lj u-ir
Eagle. Saxifrage
y^ ^
^
^^\h>
Unsaleable (goods).
-^-rO -^-^
Jj.lS <>
Camels breaking their saddies. Flesh-eating beasts.
^^.i^SCjl
Worthless (thing).
Place of fracture.
Intrinsic state.
_^.\SCj:
jt^
To loiter. To break offa.
th. Toifc
VySiyS'Hr
rout (an army).
To
retail (goods).
br
Luxuriant (garden).
MY)
i
jT
is
He
valued when put ^_5C4II
^S 'jm
to trial.
is my nearest <J^^^ Jj,^ >* neighbour. Routed (army). Marked with j^ÎSLa kasra (letter). 4- Bankrupt. To put (the /.-5J'lj CJJ' a ^ IT tail) between the legs (dogj. To strike a. o. on the buttocks, s a To go down (the Nile). ;J_r He pursued wijlJlj ^.ii-SCj ^jCi\ ^j^ them the sword in their backs. He threw water upon iJuJl the she-camel's udder. ,21" White hair on the forelock.
Numerous horses. ^,-^'^1 Ji* To walk with short steps. jiliT-fr To clothe A ^ j:^]j i;;ir o i:-r
,
He
a. o. with.
'
To
clothe
ij
^/S^j
Cr ju.t)
^-T
Ju,\fe>
o.'s self in.
To vie in glory with. To be clothed. To be clad with (plants

ground).
jf
li-^-^l
:
i.,-
To ask
Glory.
clothes from.
J^hL[
.L.r
U^
^^
Garment.
Set of clothes.^jCfj
il_i'1
Ml.^
Carpet covering the Caaba. Clothed better. Giving more

clothes.
JXj JS ^
s^JC
White
of
beasts.
tail.
spot of the forelock ,1^ ^ z;jj' White feathers under
^\
'jS -^
the
Beasts of burden. Slaves.

ÎsT^
White
rustling
sî.jjS
i
in the forelock (horse).
To produce a
(
White-spotted (dove).
^
^
<
). To be stern-looking. To shrink. To be wrinkled. To di'ive away (flies, hens). i He met him sternly. *+?-i J jS Peddlery, hawking. ilT
serpent
-tt-
Pollen of palm-trees.
i^
ilJT
To cut out (cloth). CilTi ^LT-HTo hock (a beast). < To rebuke a. o. To eclipse (the sim (sîi' God). To lower (the eyes). To be eclipsed (sun). ^l.SCj| <-_j .juS To assume a stern look, to be jilT
fi>
:
fit
,_-^',.'<
Lock
of hair. Curl of hair.
frowned (face).
I
c Tree-moss, lichen.
jj^^^
trJ^*^'
a Sea-moss.
<^^ *^^
His affairs are disordered.
ijii-
To
a
cut a. th. to pieces.
Sj
^ ^juS
Rustling of a snake. Crackling of fire. Sparkling of wine.
^xiT
To
disappoint
a. o.
D Fly-flap. ilJO To rustle (snake, cloth). j.SUiS' To flee. -^ To behave peevishly.
Sternly and niggardly. 'Qo\L^[j (klS Eclipse of the sim. ol-Sol "^j j>li^
-ii-
Fragment,
Unlucky
,'
bit.
Inexhaustible sea. Rustling. Escape.

->
jX ^^l
^lir
V ÛJ
Eclipsed (sun, moon).

(day).
iL~^f jk yji^\^
Border of cloth,
:
xlSCiT ^ ^SCJ.r
\1S'-^
,
Stern-faced, frowning.
*>3" wi l^^
lace, festoon.
Grieved.
To craunch
a. th.
to peel
* llTa
To be
lazy,
JCJI jJ^j,>Lra J^--
slothful, sluggish.
To wound a. o. with (a sword).i_i s To render a. o. lazy. ^ jlirl To roast, to dry up (meat). aUs'Ij Sloth, neglect, laziness. jJlfcit^ J-^ To be chapped jîiTj jro j'lJ:, J\ir ^ o>ii.'0 j-jr <iijr, 'llTa '^
I '
(hand).
j
Slothful, lazy.
^/>
To be surfeited with. To be scraped off, paired

(skin).
Siu'feited.
\lJC5j
Slothful. Delicate (girl).
JÎT
i
MJsu
Sluggish. Soft (woman). (m./.) jL-SsL;
Roasted and dried (meat).
.^ ^
"
îj'
To pound a. th. dry. (^:S ÎT -)} To earn for (o.'s family). ic -^ Manner shape. Costume.
:
At A)
To
eat a. th.
greedily.
itlT
4>
To be taken
oflf.
To be
^1?} CJ.r
,
ÎT -^
oCii-^P
dispelled (fear).
To
glut.
cûlliiT:-.
Skin of a camel.
Thimble.
To go away from To be anxious. To A S't'< \.Siî=>i

'j
,
'U>ir} i/^Ô o>.i3r oiT-fiCiiscuta. Dodder (clinging plant).
J>^
(iiy
wilT
-ft-
To
SJIaiJli
2f
r-S^j J vWir a
,
irlT -fi^
un^'over, to unveil, to disclose a. th.
brood hatred against.
To discovei", to explore (a country). To uncover a. th. To examine
a. th.
His misdoings have

laid bare his
wi^l^feOI iiiLT
To scatter (people). To sweep (a house). To bark (wood). To brand, to cauterise

beast) on the flanks.
^^^ ^
a
(a
rilSj
5 -r-lTj
shame.
Jîy' J^ Âii'"^
To
visit
a sick
person.
To scatter away from. To have a complaint of the

flanks.
if-
^
:
r:'i.i^\^
^_i5r
To be put to flight. To compel a. o. to disclose a. th.
ulTa wiiT
^f, s
^jl^
To
clear
away
(clouds)
to
îlT
become serene
(sky).
To reveal a. th. to. To show open enmity To show the gums in To be laid bare,
disclo.sed
;
^
to.
>Jl\^
s
Sjljiilii
Disease of the flank. Flanks. Concha Veneris,

shell.
y^
^y:!^' y, ^-tU'
laughing,
self.
^jiii't
_ii5CJ(_j ^jcLisd
He broke
him.
off
with
o!Ai
j^ iiiiT^-^LT
to uncover o.'s
To spread in the sky (lightning).^jlSCj To manifest mutual defect.^. ^jS.\bu To ask a. o. to reveal s wAi5o.ll
He
ly
resolved secret-
_,> VI
'
J*
i>ii.ri.j}W
upon the thing. Brand on the flank.

Secret hatred.
y,\'-X
a. th.
XiVliT
Inspection, inquest. Survey,
appraisement. Discovery. house report. Twisting of the hair.

Discoverer. Inspector.
^
-^
îir Custom-
^jS
Blade of a sword. ^llSC^ j t-JAa Axe. 9-VlSO ^ Serene (sky). t'JJsJ' Having a complaint of the ^-jiXvi
flanks.
Gift offered to a sick person.^Qiiir-*-
xIlT^r ^îl^
To To
cut a. th. with

purify (butter).
jiiiT^
/ft
\'jj^\
jjS^
a
aii'1
-^-^^
Probe for wounds. Shameful action. îil^ ^ jiili^ Pioneer, explorer. <> CustomoCife> house officer.
the teeth.
Earning for
o.'s people.
i>i^
,
-Âl^j
i
Unarmed
(warrior).
locks,
'LLij
jt .jiutS'
To show To smile To show

smile
jjU
^ ^4^
lîT
^^.iT
-fi-
Having curled
Explained.
the teeth (beast), to grin.
Unveiled, disclosed.
oî5Cj
.if
to a. o.
d{,A^
To
<j\'J]
the teeth to.

a. o.
ûi
Bareheaded. Kiosk, pavilion. diiirP Groats mixed with sour milk and dried in the sun
to.
To threaten
^^
iJ
^f\
To
cut off
j,lX^\j
Ci/
cy
if
Showing of the teeth. sîC Food made of lentils and rice, j^â He is my frontj^-.\isj^ Jj\>- >*
neighbour.
the (nose).
To have a corporal or
moral defect. Having a defect.
If a
^^
;^H
To take
To skin
^ A Iii.5o-:ij,Qiiri hlS" ^
(a camel). s
off (a covering) from.
c.r
Throat,
Ûairij
"M\
x<r
îkC ^ JiTj îT

^llij;
bronchi, fauces.
Lynx. îTj ^liTi Small stoneless raisin, cur- j.^fP

rant.
Stopper, bond.
He has undertaken
the affair steadily.
_,'V| îkSCj ii'l
Receipt for taxes.
o^\^ ^
JH/'
Vetch
v^ltC
vji5^
r-
ylant ).
ia-y^'j
La.'f i
Jj.'r -^
Mouth
of a river. Subterranean
To
be
weak
'^
-fr
*i-4a5*^
(voice).
conduit of a well.
Large water-skin. _JJ^ ^ Xi-^f Choked with auger. ^^jiiSCij ^^r To be compact (flesh), i^jjf o ikr
-11-
To be gathered (people). LaT To be frequented tr'UJIi Ca-^r

(water).
To be To be
full
of fat.
Ci_. j^^C;
To ilee away. To throng, to

(crowd).
j[^f'i
press
'^zj:'\j Cr-lSC:
xtji:/j
ÛO
iî?0
C o
JS**
JiTl
faint-hearted.
Fright. Shudder. Emotion.

faint-hearted.
,
u^;-^
To render
a. o.
Contortion.
Hum
of locusts.
Weak
and shy.
J,Qj J^r
âl^ll :^v&.j
Sweet-faced.
To prevent, to withhold a. o. ^]f ^ To be withheld. To be alarmed.^;sC: "Weak and cowardly. ;3CJ^ To ^l.^j Xi^fj *J^Cj ^.j^^ o fc_.ir
,
i
Crowd. Net for cat- ^.,Lir ^ cbing gazelles. To meet with a repulse. C'îô^^^.is'
'
<^^
-tt-
-Ji-
To repel a. o. To lose consideration. To oppress a. o.

(food).
n CJaS^
-fr
C^r ^^^
i
GiS' o
'JaS^
have the breasts formed
(girl).
To swell (breasts). C_^ a ^^ To till up (a vessel). A ,Jkfj,C^ To render a. th. cubical. To a ^^f
fold (cloth) in squares.
To
grieve a. o.
j'
xtliiO
C&Uif
(affair).
To
struggle deso. a.
ji
Ct liiCj
xliiSCi 'Jiir
perately with
,_^'\
a. o.
To hurry away.
Joint of the
To hate To
To
fight despera- 'Ji5Cj
^\j
^/^fj ûsT
'îT
tely together.
bones. Ankle -bone.
be oppressed by (surfeit).^^
'Jix.S'l.
Die
ossicle. Cube.
v^Sj ^J^^
s-'^-^^r
To
""
be overfilled (canal).
difficulty, grief.
^
stomach.
ilaST
Knot of
reeds. Glory.
Surfeit, heaviness of the
Their glory has vanished. J^'^
^î
^;^
Hardship,
JÛaT
Woman's
breast. Die for playing. Square house.
oljiir
^ ^^^
iii^l
;;;5'
Harsh, untractable (man). "M" Overworked. Ji/liOj JiJ^Cij -b-^ Overbusy.

Surfeited.
J,iaSC>j
The Black
Virginity.
stone, the Caaba.
^::^
-i:^-
Having rounded
breasts
(girl).
îSCJj
>^t(i=j
^jUr
To be fat. To notch (a bow, a

flint).
C/liS'o .-lir
;*>
i^Lf o
^k^
Swollen
(breast).
*J^h
off a. th.
v5t>=
?r
v^^
wJiSC*
-^
Cubical. Cube.
Notch on a bow. Fat of the reins. _^ Sinew fastening the notch of a J^^ bow.
To trench
with
a Ûf
(a sword).
Knot, knob.
^xJ' ^ o'jj^'^j o'J^^ Prominent bone. Pod of a radish. Pi. Heads of the bones. To hurry away. To sit ^;s'l ^ down.
To close (a door). * CjaT ^laf -^ To stop, to obstruct a. th. To repress (anger), a ^^j CJaT To interrupt rumination Cjia^
i
i
(camel).
c^
To break
off
\^ ^^j
jj,J>
It
speaking.
ir
^ ir
To shade
hand
for
o.'s
( -V"-
r
îir
j,
eyes -with the
"jSiLLX
Short-sized.
c.^
for looking at a. th.

'^'^
[jAiS\
Cover of a
fla,sk.
The people stood round
t^
oliuC
asx-La
Nightingale.
^ c^T
_nir
To seek
fi-om.
examining it. to remove
He
a. th.
^^
~ To
reeled in walking. be big-bellied
"i^/f'a
^
-
(child).
Tu ask alms. Palm of the hand. Hand
liSj liirlj
(to
*Jji)0 oji^ r- oiT
the wrist). Scale of a balance. Purslane [plant ). Hempseed- Paw of a beast. Handful. <> Glove. Slap. Quire of paper. Anastatica Hierochuntinu^ ^_'j> ijS"
rose of Jericho.
To be fat-humped (camel). jSTj > To drive a. o. into a a lîf a _,i^ corner. To urge on (a beast).
Ganglion.
Big-bellied.
i'_^
_^
with
To
pick
a. th.
(jiS'a.
jif -Si^-S'-^-
Bone
j^LVI
the fingers. of the

flnger-joints.
ÛT^
( un.
Leontopetalon, lion's-leaf.
u-*^"
Cijclamen Europceum. Leaves of the Celastrus edulis
Cake, biscuit,
JiSCJI
:^f) diJiTP
jiSCj
To
stick, to aggluti-
- J-T^
a
when
di'j.
>Cji?JI j\ ^li?^ VI
nate.
ViYea:,chaste-tree.
Helleborus fetidus, bear's

foot.
Zjji\
Dung of beasts). To muzzle (a

(
Dates in lump. jiS"

fi>j
s (J,f
>r-^
camel).
To
stop (a vessel).
Variety of Ranunculus, crowfoot.
^ll
/.'
Ranunculus
Gentian,
fell- wort (;}^nf ). ^*i!i Star in Cassiopeia. v^--" lljS^' ^ He gave him a slap. ClT iilri
plant).
,11)1 j\
^m
thwart a. o. s jj-^j "~ Sheath, case. ^l^?r Camel's muzzle. 'i^'^'d v^l^T The openings of the road.jj;_,L!) ^^'^ Muzzled. -^ Vexed. ^y^'^j j.^^S'
^ To
j^
In front, *lf
^ ;lfj dsQ ^fj

>Jii?j
'iXf "ij^
opposite.
Palm
of the hand. Bezel of a
^^
^r
^!*r
ring.
Plate of a
To lose liveliness. îH jj.r-^ To be cowardly, sluggish, sy^ o Uf ^ To be unable to. î a ^-i To weary out a. o. 5 "if -^ Coward. Fugitive, ui'l ^ i^l^^ _9i'&.
Paper.
Seller of paper.
-J^G^'
?r -i^''^-'
balance.
full
Frame
).
of water.
of a drum. Hollow Anything round. Libra
-*6^
<^r^^
[constell.
To hem,
jSj <lf
ment).
(
to fell (a gar-
Hunter's net.
To
overfill
)
Border of a garment. ^\ifj _ii^ ^ xl^ Selvage. Crowd. Head-shawl. ( /b?- :c^^) sîT Beggary.
Sufficiency, livelihood.
^\jS'j
the foot
drive a.
desist
;
in
A uTo t^ To wrap a I'ag. To collect

(a vessel).
(things).
^r
ÎT
To To
o.
away
from.
Jc.
&
liT
to refrain
from.
To withdraw from
l^^~>j liT (a place).
Cavity of the eyes.
The
like of. Sufiicient (food).

I
^\if
Let me alone, and

leave thee.
shall
^JiiT ^s-^'^
Leave it off. He has been blinded. To ask (beggar).
>j^jl
'e[/ai
^^
t^j tjf
_iiSo
liSC;\
i liSClLij
To
hold out the hand

refrain from.
The
choice part of. ilf] ^ juT Selvage (of a garment). Circuit, rim. Blade (of a sword). Side of a cloud.
iiif
(beggar).
To
To
set out
^c
liSol.
from.
Stitching. Having the
life
To
roll
up (snake). To be
liSCU-i^
teeth worn out (camel).
luxuriant (hair).
;r y
^^s
)
all
^r
of them.
To race with. CvuT, SrSlSC/! c-sCi. To contract. To be compact. c-iXil. To be lean (horse). To be altered
(colour).
They came
Truce.
Blind.
Ûo ^Cjl
ir
(?
;lili
^-frfO
The
^cjfc
eyes.
To be turned away from. To take the whole of.
To
^
repel, to prevent
^^^ oîS^' oLSCi^l ^ ^j^CiT

5
fii
-W-
cis'l.
a. 0.
from.
Dead. Unseasoned ( bread ). c-i-f' Quick, light (man). Small pot. cJifj Leaves of the Celastrus edulis xii_f
when
^
f/reen.
:iis^
Fiery (horse).
Balis of minced meat.
ci^'
liii'T
He
died suddenly.
Vl-s^j CjUroC
Sufficiency.j:,.ir
.
Sound provision-bag.
S
'C>-\ifj
o-J^C^ -rJ^^j
C>ur'
^Sf
-H-
To wrap a. o. or a. th. j\ s To be withheld, prevented. Ui^JS^ ^ To wrap o.'s self in clothes. To fly away. \ir a uf -)^ To follow, to repel a. o. 5 To give up (a design). ^p To turn upside- A UiiTlj IB'lj Ufj down to reverse, to upset (a vessel). To requite a. 0. fi>j txis'j sUlSCi Ulf To resist a. 0. To watch a. fh. To
:
To kiss. To meet a. o. face to face. equal a. 0. ~ To strike a. o. with (a stick), o He has pierced thf>m i^^ji 1^4^ both with his spear. To take off (a covering). ^Jf He pulled the ^û ^-.i^lj a-SÎ jW4 To be inclined.To be prolific 'li'l (.she-camel). To intervert the accents bridle and checked the horse. of a rhyme. To be ashamed, frightened. GjTa ?^^ He manages his own To incline a. th. A j>' ^'ji^ business. To give to a. o. the produce of s To repel a. o. from. (camels). -c a ^-Js'l To front o. a. (fighters). To xl.L,.n j uSCj 501SC: He swaggers in walk. dash together (waves). To be equal to a. o. \s^ Struggle. War. 7^}^j Ûf To turn away. To be defeated. vISCJl. I met him face to face. To be altered (colour). He ha.s given him every To ask from a. o. the s \'î~.:.\,
fi>
2^
fi>
sort of goods.
Equal. Unexpected guest.
produce of (camels) for one year. Eijuality, likeness. Zi^jifj *ur
Husband.
Match, equal. Tent-curtain.

Î^'VI r-^[Sî^
'Uf
jk'fj
Rough (sea). To strike a. o.

with (a
stick).
<fc
Equal.
fy-
-ufj "US'!
^ y^j
jkf
'jîf
^
,
iîr
a T-Sf
-5^
Match, able.
XXJtfj '^^fj 'ytj
Equal, sufficient.
To
cover, to
Îfj iÎ^ i^^r
Îf
1^,15'
-ft-
Annual produce (of camels,

palm-trees).
Interior of a valley.
sU^ sUr
-îfj
"
conceal a. th.
To become
<i\'Jtj \'jyi^j
:
1^0
nf
'llj't
an unbeliever to be ungrateful. < To blaspheme, to curse. To deny (the faith). ^ ^f To deny (a bene- ^^ (Ajk^j \jjli'
fft>
Dissonance in a rhyme.
Coeval. Equivalent.
fi>
*îSî
^ 'j,^
i
fit).
To make an unbeliever of. jlf To accuse a. o. of unbelief. -^ To make a. o. to curse. To forgive a sin ) to a. o. J A
^'
To tuck (the cJSj ,V;if ciS* -skirts). To draw a. th. to o.'s self. God has taken him. (551* To withhold, to turn a. 0. ê. away from.
'.uil
TS
if-
To pour
,
out
a. th.
at once
fit
c^kt
Cî^
c.A>oj
CiiiSj u'jiSj CjUfj
tir
(God).
To
fly
or run swiftly.
or To conclude an agreement He bscame answerable to

him for. He put a pad upon the
with..
<_j
sjlCf
i)
jl?^
1;\m2\
jiii'lj
He redeemed his oath. <^^c*i cf" ^ To pay honour, to (a prince) J Js^ in bowing down. The king has been viili^, _^
crowned.
camel and sat upon it. To place a. o. behind o.'s seli.^ iS^{ We have passed over Jl?jli UiiiJTI^ the mountain. Postei'iors, buttocks. Jiis'l ^ jlf Double requital. Portion, Jui'l ^ jiTi part. Riding b.-hind: standing at the
rear (soldier). Camel-saddle, pad.
Fosterer. Surety.
jli'^r
Ja^5*
To deny (a debt) to. A i j'^ To inhabit (a village). Jci=.\jjiS'\ To call a. 0. an unbeliever to 5 J^'\ make of a. o. an unbeliever. To char:
ge
a. 0.
with blasphemy.
of Persians to their king.^^S*
Homage
Grave.
Village, remote village.
jj^ ^ J^
a'jktj
God.
Bail, surety,
JiiSCJI
Darkness of the night.

Ingratitude. Unbelief.
JSlj
warrant.
ÎliT
Tar
o\l^j j'^
Surety.
*Xi'r^j
('/" s- pl-) JrfS^
for ships. <- Blasphemy.
responsible. Similar.
Integu-
Neighbour. Companion, ally. Js^Cj^ Secured (debt). *{ J_îSv.> Debtor whose debt is warranted. Hi,
jifj ^s^Jflj </J^j Jjitj jif ment of a palm-blossom. High (mountain). _^ Atonement. Crown. Jj^JCi
Ungrateful.
Infidel.
Warrantee.
ij
-^
To
spin (wool).
To
^ Cif
^Lf
J^ ^
jJS'j
oj^jlSj
cover (bread) with hot ashes. To shroud (the dead). s Îfj
Renegade. Disbeliever.
Dark
cloud, night. Sea.

foot.
Armed
_,jif
To wrap
Without
o.'s self in.
,_,
"
JiS^
from head to
Coat of mail.
salt (food).
^f
^ îT
Shroud. The Holy Shroud. To shine in darkness

(star).
ijUirl
^ta'J] ^xXi\
îs'i.
Amphoras, jars. ^'S^ Camphor. Camphor-tree. j^\f Camphorata Monspelicn- j^jjlfeOlxioi^

sis
(
j^'j^^
plant).
To be
intensely dark (night).
To be stern-looking. Shining of stars. Darkness.

Thick and black
Equal, alike. Able.
(cloud).
J^j^\
Ungrateful to God. Impious. sJuT ^ juf" Atonement. Alms, fasting. Sjt^ Clad in armour. _,I.5Ci/ij jlSJ'
Stern ^^5Ci (look). Rugged (mountain).

"^j
s ijiiC
Treated with ingratitude.

:
_;lxLi
jiS <
i
^^
Fettered shackled. To be crook-footed (child ).C_ira(,r-^'^
To be
distorted (foot).
^îJCJI,
To
suffice, to satisfy
i^ -Si_r'
Crook-footed.
,jJt^
'llif
,jJs']
a. 0.
Swaddling-clothes.
a sufficient
\'i,.
^rilC
God
i'
f..
jji,
To
^_j
nurse
jlfj
,z)Lirj !Air o
Ji/
i
witness.
a. 0.
To do instead of. To give sufficient

sion to.
^^j
provi-
^^
^ JS
s
5 iS*
SuSj
y>i<r, !Aif
:
jifj a
jiO
jir
res-
To guarantee
ponsible for.
to
make
o.'s self
To To
protect a.
suffice
0. a^ôp
^l
jl ij'at
against.
IS
^
Jl^
Js"
-if-j
ûsTj sVs'vSCi
a. 0.
To requite a. 0. with. To grow (plant).
ij 5
To assume (a duty). He became surety for him to his creditor. To appoint a. 0. as surety for. To ask a.
for.
0.
to be surety
JS:j
-^
illumed by lightnings
(
( "\e
cloud
).
To
jjSCJI.
content with.
a. th. a. o. to
To do withfor.
To
smile.
To
^ J^[
_,
flash faintly
out
(lightning).
To
be blunted (sword).
HyS'j
To ask
Suffi-
do
^ Jm'C _-.i\^ o.
Fatigue, weariness.
JmO '^ To
'^
jOl
rely on. to trust to a.
Burden. Family. Orphan. (.//.) jr Single (man). Back of (a sword).

All, the whole.
The whole. Any one.

Every soul. Every one, each. He has killed them all. The whole alfair is in the hand of God. Whatever. Whenever.
(m. $. f. pi.) Jtj JSlj iiir ciency. Enough. This man ji.j ^^ di JlTj ^'JT 0*3 '-i* will do for thee.
^ ^^ 5^ 5^* ^^ ^'c%
'J" a>'i
*-u^
Sufficiently.
Food, sufficiency.
Sufticient.
*il^li 'iT^ xl^

suii',- ,'-J>0
Requital, reward.
^
-Vc
2\sSv
ilP^^VI ol
i;!^
J'jlS'
To
shine, to glisten
^'^
îaf
(iron).
Star
constellation.
White-î^^
Whoever. Not at all.

^
^
r^T
ness in the eye. Dew-diups. Water.
Blunt sword.
Delay.
^
il^
^ Ball,
shell.
marble. Bomb,
JiS'^ :df
Ts
Source of a well. Brightnes.s of iron. Sword. Main ârt. Youth in the prime of life. Chief of horsemen. Garden-flower. Toadstool.
Mushroom. Talc.
c^jvi
Veil. MusLjuito-curtain.o^fj JlTir State, condition.

;
<^
Siderite (minei'al).
Jg^
^'J>ii\ Jh>j,y_
Gloomy, calamitous (day). î^j'i
Remote relationship cousins, y ^vT He is a remote i"elation.ii>^|^ ^t

Universal.
They dispersed
Un.
in
..^'^ '^ zî

-fy-
\Jj''i
îSt^
-i>-
"^
every direction.
star.
Crowd,
Detach- tlS'^
i^5%SCjJ
'v^,j
The whole.
college.
University,
:&C_3I
ment
jiyiT,
of cavalry, squadron.
(.sky).
Starred, star-lit
universas, the
cjC\Li\
The genera,
jj^lTj-^^j v>ifj
tired,
Mr
or
five predicates.
To be
weary, weak. To have

(.sight).
).
Crown. Flesh :drb J^'ifal ?- Jtr^'. around the nails. Umbel of a plant. Three stars in Scorpio. -^ Clerical
tonsure.
Melilot, honey-lotus.
iitiJ)
only remote relations.
To become dim
blunted
( (
sword
To be jlSj To be on edge
j'^
(a
5
teeth).
Rosemary
(shrub).
j;ij|
To forsake o.'s To crown a. o.

couple
:
people.
-^
To marry
Blunt (sword).
Dull (man).
Jaded. Languid.
si^
-^f
_^
j^j
Weakened (sight).
y
;[Jir
priest).
Faint (lightning).
Crowned. Flowery (meadow).

^
jSi^
Married.
callous
ji:JsC.7j jSGr-<>-
To become
(skin).
act zealously in.
J
js,
rush upon. be frightened away from. have jaded beasts. jade (beasts).
^
i
^1
A ^^^
>_>
weaken (the sight

be crowned.
tears).
< To
receive the
Callousness, blister.
sl&tiT-^-
nuptial blessing.
Chest.
jryr^jfeur^
Short and nimble {vaan). jfyit ^ jis^^ To keep a. o. h:^j ^yS'j Sir a 'i^^ safe, to guard a. o. (God).
To surround a. o. To be a remote relation to a. o.
'_^l oj
To be
faintly
j^l J, '^\j
;}SCJo
Cynoglossiim, dog's tongue. ,jSCj ol~i Sea-dog. -^ Shark. J>'J\ yJS"

I
\6
To be postponed
(-payment).
^tJi^'yS"
Beaver.
-UJI
The
wolf.
j^\
To To To
fix
(the eyes) on.
jA
,
>^1j 'ySj
>U.1j
,
eat herbage (camel).
'"9^
-A^f^b Swrlj
(a ship)
-AT a îr,
S^
Fetid and yellow-leaved fchoi-ny shrub.
^JiSCll 5i
abound with herbage (country).
To bring
^JSCil
îL6=uj
U-lS^ 'yr
H^rehound ( plant). Kmpalement.

^ J'cr/n of
<h^
iî^
ashore.
k_)>i%OI
contempt. Rascal,
'
^\^C({
\
doggish man.
Hook
of a saddle.
V^^
Canine madness, hydrophobia, Canine hunger. Severity of cold.
"r-^ ^JS"
To buy upon ><SC:-Llj biîi'lj ':A5Cjj credit. To receive (an earnest). He ended his life. i^;^ âJTI To be sleepless (eye). >^15'I. To be on the watch against. Fresh herbage. 'y^\ ^ 'yS"
fi>
Rabid (dog).
Bitch.
oCB'-^
XJS"
Safe-keeping.
s>^r
Wicked woman.
Sheltered haven.
Bank
of
'"^îsi^j
^yS"
The
a river. Thorny tree without branches. tii'O <t^ PostsV^, Jl^TJ 'JlS^^r Jl^J 'Js' poned debt. Earnest. Pincers, forceps. cjIj^ t v^^j o'iîS' Straitness. Dearth. Intensity of <;i^ Abounding s->iM/;j ^l&vij XiJ^ j. in herbage (ground). cold. Rope of palm-fibres foi- sewing ]May God lengthen _î)| yi"] ^b 'jji jij skins. thy life to the utmost limit! Delirium, paroxysm of rabies. ^^^T Bitter-stoned (apricot). 'Ji,^ Sleepless (man). cn2\ 'JS" Spear. Prong. ^^yS" ^ i_jjBS ujy&. To spur (a horse). fi,j ^ CiTo wÎT-HTo double (a leather-bag). Hooked iron, hooked peg. Spur of
fever.
tJS^'J
a hawk. PL Thorns of a ti'ee. Having hounds. ^yXj Pack of hounds. <^^j
To bark
for
kJiSo-Lb,Car
^^
^M=
-.)(&>
stirring dogs (man).
Rabid, hydrophobic. Severe (time).
To become rabid, mad CiTa ^ÎT To be foolish man ). To be ( dog enraged. To be hard ( winter ). To
). (
Eager
c)f.
ic.
^f
eat voraciously.
Training hoimds. Trained (hound). Fettered

(captive).
wi&i.*
To
desire a. th. eagerly.
ic
Handcuffs, manacles.
To start (a horse), finj s To throw or to collect a. To pour a. th. into. To be poured. To shrink
(man).
To suffer from canine madness.C>r,_^ ^ To cohere (parts of a whole). ,_^ 5 j-^-^ To train (a hound). To torment a. 0. 5 CÂSj i;j^ ^Jika fciTi ci^-^
JSiJ
th.
To show enmity
to.
:
j A To
ciSCJi.
To drink up
a. th.
A c^î
7&]A
ijtir- ^tOT-K,pife.
Portion of food. Brave, generous. Strong men.
camel). ^ To have rabid camels. ,_^\ To show mutual hatred. kJ^ To rush together upon. u. ^vSCj Dog anyîfea ^j ^l^b v^'r v-^
feed
upon (thorns
animal of prey. Iron on the axis of a mill. Iron-hook, peg. Pawn (in a game).
To 90$^J r^\j
(USlfej <^)>L
a rdr
-ft-
be stern-looking, grin
(face).
nisTtj
The
constellation Canis constellation
J<f% ^SCJI
Jivi
To contract (the face). A To meet a. 0. with a stern

face.
7^
major, Sirius. dog's star.
5 t-jOs
The
j,'jjc^\j
Canis minor. Proajon star.
^ To
^
(^
cost a. 0. so muvJi (goods).
too'c
ô
To
smile.
^r
To
flasli
lepeatedly
He
the trouble, he
to
o^WU5
^1^
<>yiS'
(lightning).
took paing.
Stern look.
:
To
inspire a. o. with
i_,
,_iis'1
enamour a. o. of. To undertake (a painful task). * ^SCj To pretend a. th. To spend ( money). To consti'ain o.'s self. < To spend for. jc- To assume a reddish hae(wine) (JÛTI. Brown reddish colour, xlis:^ ^r, ^f
-fy-
Barren year. y'^j ^Âf Mouth and its surrounding jiiT

parts.
Stern, peevish. Severe (winter). ,4 (is
Ugly, foul (man).
^'^
jk'j,\j^S'i jB'-tt-
Tobeapup(thinga).A
To be thick, compact. Rugged andatoneless ground

Hard and uneven ground.
j^Cj
Hills. joT
Love, attachment.
is^vTj
îr
~~
sjoT
o'J^'^
Red
spots on the face. -"^-Fj-eckles.^r
Chaldean, from ('haldea. 'jliirj

Cellar.
Expense, cost.
venience.
<>-
>Sy^\ 5- *^^J Consti'aint, trouble, incon- _i'l^^ xiiJ'
jyS"-^
cellar,
Keeper of a
Expenditure.
^
*45'_^
jn'j^'^'^
J-SjiS'l
Clergy.
In love with.
^
ÛSC: ^
:
îT
Clergyman, clerical
ifc
">i.ij\^\
Painfalta.sk.
<-
UkS^j^.^îT
student.
Trouble, fuss, cere-
.iîVfeo
^^^
:
mony,
legal
<>
PL
Taxes, duties
expenses
To make up th. JSj iîr To dart upon its prey (falcon).

.
jif
--
y^^S'l.
summons. \Mthout ceremony.
^
^ÎJo >Ij 'Uir^ ^B'l
'llifcOl
îifeifji
England. ( un. CjJjl&Jl. Englishmen. Protestants.
J-^\
Brown, tawny.
î^^
Wine.
Intruder. Dissembler.
Raft on the Tigris, olfejr^ To wound 5 C_iSCj JS'j Cir

, i
d^'iTP
To plaster (a house). >* ^"^ îf To calcine (a body). To be calcined (lime). jj-l5^t> To quench thirst. [;!) ^/. ^jJS^j
Quick lime. Grayish colour.
<>-
>r^
|_^
*Ji5r
a. 0.
To spaak
address
to, to
a. 0.
j-
Cyfj U-,^^j J\^

^
'!("=
Socks, stockings. Lime-kiln.
oUUr^
(/or Îbl
Xlir-^
<.l:Ar
)
To To To
converse with
utter
a. 0.
Grayish (wolf).
Chyle.
^'\
converse together.
J^
CliC
^tsCj
Â^^
îfeiij ^r^^'
^j
C.:>^7j
Lime-burner. Seller of
lime.
<- Eel.
(words).
To speak on
of a. o.
behalf
of.
To speak
^
xîr
Wound. Word. Discourse

poem.
y^fj ^J^ ^ Js"

:
j.i'j
o^b"^
,
^L^jl T To dry (scurf ). (UT a ^'0 CJT a ;.Vr * To be dirty, chapped (foot), uâ /^r To defile a. 0. (dirt). s ^.'l^l To ally, to unite together. ^tsCj
,
Word,
expres-
Jf^ iÎfj oCir^
xUr
Ill-natured.
Dirt,
xiiT
feet.
^Jf
sion, sentence.
chaps on the
flock.
^^
;.^
The ten Commandments. oVi^!l>Li)l The Verb of God. *!?^yi XiiS^l

Language, speech. Saying. Talk, ^y^^
Sentence.
Filthy (vessel, skin).
Part of a
Strength.
xilT
j^^J'
Dogmatic theology.
Defective sentence.
^!ASC!I Jic
To become red To be addicted

with.
(face).
to, to
CaTa
wiir-Sv_,
be in love
task)
ir
*;.ii1
Large carpet, rug.

Eloquent.
^.if
To impose
upon.
difficult
4>
^r
UC^ V,^'0
"i^,^^
cr^
To wrap o.'s self To be wrapped.
quantum.
Sleeve.
in (clothes).
ô ^^
.
^ JS3
^îSi
'j^
Orator, -*y^,i TyS^,^

eloquent,
laterlocutor.
0/ Moses.
j^yîfuj
y^,
^îT
Quantity, amount,
cjt.:S'
t *;i^
?-
Surname
li'iS'^
*iiij Ûi'1
cap.
Round
~*'^^j
'^
Wounded.
jvA^J ^^^ t
1
,^,^'j *^b J>^J ^^'^ rr 'J Calyx of a flowei'. Envelope of the palm-blossom.
Speaking. Musulman theologian. ^^:;i First person [in grammar).

Crab-fish.
/.'jS"
y\ a
To wound
kidneys
a. o. in
the
CiTi
Muzzle.
Ûij
for asses.
^^
if
HaiTow. Muzzle
itSC*
To have
com-
To
-wrap o.'s self
^CJC; ^^L^ -Scap.
J^h
J^ a
plaint of the kidneys.
in clothes.
To put on a round
Camcamum-iYQQ.\ mastic-tree ^lSC;5" and its resin. To walk barefoot. To liTa ^^ ^

be chapped (foot).
To come to a hidden To keep on the rear.

oi;^tj
place. iZiSC^
Jr
JLiCj
'c'î
^^ pO>iJj
c>\:i^c^
<^
Loin. Kidney.
Under part of
cX^j
J?'^y>^
a cloud.
To be mindless, heedless of. To feed a. o. with i ijrij UTa

,
^
iiT
The
sides of the valley.
truffles.
i;.s'l To abound in truffles (place). To pick up truffles. U.5Ci To loathe a. th. A To hide the dead) in the o>U J*
(
earth.
Blackish
truffle.
iK'Si
'^\
-r
'j^
Emaciated ewes. JfeOl '\y^ î Both, the two (ones). i^'^r^ >^ I saw l^Jir oaVÎj >dVJr" ^c^'3 the two men (them both) I saw ii4îrp^\pij Cru'Oi)! OafcJb the two women. Four feather.5 of abird'swing../jlaJI '^ Having a complaint of the '^^^
.
J^
Mushroom.
Seller of truffles.
kidney.a.
or
Bed of
truffles.
Particle of admiration interrogation. How
and
'J^
much ?
how
'^
Bill of
exchange
i:cSj U;i3'ic3'o
To
be dark
(hoi'se).
c-It*
How many
bay
^ {-^ o c-V'S' To repress (anger). To dye (cloth) dark red. a ciT To become dark red (horse, c-i^
wine).
long gold coins we have spent How many gold coins hast thou ?
?
tf<>-
many
how
i^M
Itliit
juî
C*ji '^
ja-ij^
Some, few.
How much, much
more.
jji\j,
To be
dai'k bay.
c-lii'lj
c4i'lj ciS'l
Yellow bay colour. Chestnut-bay colour.
'G** '^^ Mîo

('"
Sufjix of the 2f' person of the per- 'Jf ional and possessive pronoun masculine plural. You. Your.
Dark bay
(horse).
c^-r
A) ^*^
As.
i;jr
Reddish wine. Nightingale. Brown bay horses. '4}'-^ SSTo walk with short steps. Jc^ ^
Pear.
( M?i.
i^T Suffix of the 2'' masc. and fern. pers of the dual. You both. Your two.
To cover
a. th.
To
stop
A tS o
'jX
oljvii^sOw^) J^^l^T-^
^ White
Flour of
unleavened bread.
first quality.
^C^P
9-U^ -
^.is'1
a (vessel). To muzz'e (a bull). To put forth 'J-\j J;Si,

tree).
(^jiSj
L^'J-
To
pull in, to
y ^^-S'ij
<>^ a
the integument of its blossom (palm-
check (a horse).
To put
forth its
gems
(vine).
To
put sleeves to (a gown).
A^lj^lT
u^
To come
to blows.
ôY
cT^
(his horse).
Î'ite
Checking
Nimble. Laborious (man).

^
To be haughty. *i;l| 6â ^^T* To check (a horse) with (the i_j s

bridle).
Handful.
Having small
udders (ewe).
-^ Pincers.
^kySj
'iLJ'j
j'^S
-<iJ^
Pride, self-magnification.
îjT
Vinegar-sauce, seasoning.
ki'S'^ -^ inÛs
Purblind. Shortfooted.
î.;^-
^ 'KLS ^
J^\
Damask
<>
stuff, silk.
Uiii'>
Dirt, dregs, sediment.
i^cS
To cut (the leg.s). *> U^Ta f^^ ^ To put the head in (a vessel). j To wade through (water horse). To lie besides, to sleep with i âQs>
:
To be sad, be worn
(colour).
grieved.
out
To Q;i'a J^T-ttgarment ). To fade
To beat
fuller).
(cloth
IS^;.^,
iXTo aJT
a. o.
To
drink from the mouth of ^
/^Si
To foment To To
(a limb). <
To
a j^r
a
(a skin).
level (a terrace).
Bed-fellow.
;^*?j r'^
distress a. o. (sorrow).
Man's garment. Dwelling. ^'^f He is at home. .^T J 3 * jlSC5jV^j Vi;ra JJTj o'jJ'j ^ To b 3 whole, perfect. jiSj'tj JJ^j
cleanse (a stuff) imperfectly,
s^S *
-i-'S
Paleness, alteration of slcij
-^j
s^
complexion. Change of colour. Sorrowful countenance, e'jlJS'j

sadness.
XS
iiî*
complete.
To be
fi^
achieved.
j;SCi:.lj j;5'b jt^T
To
^
perfect, to
a. th.
Beating of a garment. Fomentation.
perform
To recover the remainder of (a debt).
JiSCi-1
Bandages.
1^
SiCfj
Altered in complexj;.r
iît1
j^Sj
The whole. gave him the whole M^r JiJI

of the property.
Perfection.
ion
.sorrowful.
^ To
To
fy-
cover, to
wrap
a. th.
di'CX rr O'CS
ilL3''<>-j
be covered.
Complement. Perfect. Whole.

Perfect. Poetical metre.
<lJC
j^r
;13'-r Ji''^
ill).
Finished
(well or
S-^1
oîSCjS
Waist-purse. moneybelt.jViJ'l ^ _>irP Custom-house. ij^^ oj îyj" Ts To round a. th. with A i3;ri jiT* the hand.
Supererogatory works.
Round heap
of dates.
To
lay
^5^0,
Câ
^r,
o î^T-W-
Sand-mound.
hid.
To be
stei'n-looking.
To lurk in wait of. ^Û) To be concealed (hatred), jli.^1 j To have red eyes. Oîi'^^^j a ^JT To conceal a. th. To brood * ^jf\
(hatred).
Purblind.
To
bind the teats of

a. o.
(a .she-camel).
To maim
sword).
with (the
^
,
To
lay in wait.
o*^ To
CiCT-^-
cla.sp a. th.
J:.tS'j
(l;r o J-'S
Too, also.
Ambush.
Hidden. Latent.
res.
It is
oliT
:a;3r
Amaurosis, the drop serene.
ixS
Unawa-
>L:;i'^c5r
a hidden
affair.
oj^T
,.?
^1
'i*
To be nimble, quick. ^_ji4SCjlj J.^$^j To urge a. o. 5 j.^ To tuck up (the skirts). To be wrinkled ( face). ^jiiSCJIj jJS^ To .shrink (cloth).
fi>
r
To be
concealed from
2^s-b crS\
^
_
Latent, lurking.
oi5oij ^.vrj ca*^

_
sight (girl).
Cumin
u>^--l
x^fij
plant).
<^.>^
To go back home.
Yeil. House. Covert,
Light brown.
Pigella, black cumin.
's>,,>^^
oOi't
2;f
Carcum, Armenian cumin. ^;J\

Anise {plant). Concealment, lurking.
oyS
Place of concealment. Blanket, wrapper.

in-law.
.^
j'J
^
i-f
^
^
,
"^
Daughter-in-law. Sister- cr,^^^ slJ"

^ ^
u>i^
Quiet, r3st.
x'oof.
Philosohical sect asserting o>4.S^" J*' same that souls were cx'eated at the
time. Lurking-place. Hidden (sorrow).
^
Ridged
Quiver.
Shade,
a^j
CAji^r
d^
*^'l
-r
*^f *;^
Veil, covering.
?r
tJ^f
i>i^
c.;5C2; -^j
^r
c^f*^
oO'u?^ '^''^^'^ ^"^^

;
^^^-^
Fire-pot
warmer.
iJyiSj
ojj^
Two-chorded
fiddle.
violoncella,
o^^"
*jr
--
December.
"JV"^* ^yf^ 4*^' >^>'^ January. oj-5^^J '^^ Hidden. Carefully kept. -C.iai'-f Hidden. Secret hatred. ^^-iîsedentary, cowardly. To be
To be
(eye).
blind.
To bs dim \^ a To be dark (day).

^
To be
coarse,
w^J'lj
Qîi' o ^-5'
-!^
at random. Blindness from birth. Wandering at random.
To wander
CS^
C<
^
*^^}
<'S^''3 't'f.
'lU'S'
rough. To become rich.
To stow
a. th. in
j A CUî w-Lf
,
*;.5' ^ Born blind. He is gone at random.
J^.'JS'
vî
(a bag).
Blind.
To
be callous
^s"b
(tongue).
in the
Vâ
_
^^J^
,
To tuck up
set on.
(o.'s clothes).
<^*" **^^ To -^
j^
i
(hand).
To be impeded He feels a pain

Callousness.
v-^j'l
To be
collected (things).
J*^^
C>**^,
;iJ3;
*:U
- To
To
contract from cold.

;*
JXJj J>^h
^ ^^
il-ii
,
cP^*
v^
oUC
_
Raceme
of a palm-tree.
Barren, dry (tree). Coarse (camel's foot). Horse-housing. *2li To be strong,

well-built.
v^-^
conceal a. th. He put on a breastplate and a helmet.
JiX) J>^
_
^^^ ^y:^~ J^^^

s^'-î
To To
kill (a
warrior). conceal (a house) from
J-^^
^-^
* -
J (hlTo c-U'-^
(sigW).
To be rough (skin). To submit to.

Strong
(skin).
He was clad in armour. ^^1 J ^-^^ 5 JS^^ o. (calamity). CUJ" a c^,S To crush a. The army had its chief ',^.11 jp^ Jl. -î^l
Ci^^ r-^\^ -^
.ajJ"
-K-
killed.
",
.
Al/iekengi, winter-cherry.
To
To disacknowledge ^ \':>yS o (benefits). To cut a. th.

Part
of a mountain.
i'oT, ("J.
be concealed. Iron-clad. Brave.
jS^ \
"<^*< -r
Ui'b
'^-^
V;
'*
Armed.
e^
^y-^^ oiiT
1
Po>-f//a'
Unthankfulness.
Unthankful.
pitiless.
^)
i^j
RebsUious. Ungodly. Avaricious, i_^r
2d person pronoun of tlu feminine plural. You. Your ^ To fi>'c^\j 'j'h cr^j ^^^j cr o yr
sessive
.
of the personal
and pos-
'J'ti-
Barren
(soil).
j-*-^
'-'
Frankincense.
sight. conceal, to keep (a girl) from To keep (a secret), j A illJ'b '^''^J~
High and hard ground.

Perch, roost for falcons.
tf-
3^r -}^
Sj'-u^
1
^ To
be soothed
(grief).
^ô-Lb jr
S
European boots.
To abate (wind). 4- To soothe^ to quiet
a. o.
caS
j:^
Anxiety.
iiiijr
Bootmaker.
:
"a.
"
jjJiTT
To
fold the
wings
^]j ^(f.jij' a
^':S
Hellebore
ptarmic.
^ JiiT P
J.'^'T
--
for alighting (bird).
To draw
to its setting (sun).
f:xJS'
Magpie. Border of
cloth.
/S
?*
To be at hand (affair). Fruit of the lote-tree. jCi'-ttTo desire a. th. ('anary (bird). ''SjJiS' <) To submit to. 33ur Jl- Piece of linen. Kind of To cleave to a. o. (scent). ,_, j^ttS'j CjVj^ t: o'J^j ojtS"^ He swore by God. guitar. Juj -OiU To retire from. To bury (a treasiu'e). ^ \J<S"\ JtS'-Hi ^St To shi'ivel. To press a. th. in a bag. To stick C.^ a r^j t_^ a ^r To contract a. th (a spear). To humble o.'s self. To be compact (flesh). To be Jc^[ To assemble. pressed together (dates). ^\) To be bound with (fetters Buried treasure. Gold. jjL.^^JiS'
.
captive).
To be addicted to. To draw near (night). To compassionate a. o.

Wrinkled, broken (old
^tji JiJTj Fleshy.
jCr^
AJ" ^
m.
f.
jus;
'->i4'0
man
Season of st n'ing dates, storage. juT Stored dates. -^^^ Compact and hard. Jî^h ~
Treasure. Depository.
Camous
(nose). Fettered (captive). ^jiT
Having a broken hand. Vehement ^.^r

(hunger).
9.î&i>j Ais>î /'^j r-'^ ^ 'Uii^ J. ^J'r Dry-handed. Canaan, son of Ham. oUir The Canaanites. oîJUifeJI
,
I
To sweep
(a house).
â^
CLTo
,
To enter
^Ss" \j
^^j
i^/M
^jJS"
her covert (gazelle).
To
retire in a tent.
^kisu
i.:C^
Sweepings.
To To To To To
keep, to preserve
Ciiro ^Lii
-S-
a. th.
To hoard,
to press (a measure).
.p
stray from.
fence a. th.
^fe>_j
Nose -bag. (> Jewish synagogue. ,_,_A4jr Retired, shy girl. ^ <~i^ Christian church: synagogue, temple.
^S^
Ecclesiastical.
'^j^Cr-^
help
a. o.
^\^
?
j
^\^j
^f
build an enclosure
CJ.J'i o
Covert of gazelles. XLxfSj ^jSf'^ iÛT Repairing ^\'^j ^Yj o-j^f rr oA^
to its covert (gazelle).
for (cattle).
To surround,
to en-
yjil^\j jîsu
The
stars.
The
angels. ^^J&t'l
iSj)'y>i\
compass a. o. To make an enclosure

Shepherd's bag.
for cattle._ii;&,l,
^r
^ î^
xi;5j
^ÛT Broom. ^y>L7' ^ l_iSC^ Remaining in its covert (gazelle) .î5C.>i
Sweeper.
Wing
of birds. Shelter, ûs'1 protection.
To twist
of
(
the skirts
).
fit
garment
a. o. to
To
blunt
CsaJTo ^JT-tt( a tooth-
Side, flank. Country, neigh-
pick).
bourhood. Retired place. î's^ wiiiT^ Privy. Enclosure. Veil. Shield.

Shelter.
^f
:tijlj'
To urge
a. th.
complete
jc- JiSS'S
Stump, stub.
oCi.l25'^*i,!r
To move
scofdng.
the nose in
ÎS
Qiir
i
^"^-^
^/'CiT'
Pastry made olsUr ^ xLSj sSutV of sweet vermicelli.

Help, succour.
*ijl&i/J
Sturdy (ass).
To
grieve
hlisCj
o Jil.r
Thick-bearded.
slÎll
^5Ci
a. 0. (affair).
^
JZ^l'
^
(3"
To
electrise a
th.
\canthw>. bear's breech

{plant).
Yellow amber.
Electrical.
Electricity.
Coifee-kettle, metal boiler.
aSCT d
<:.6
To reach the
fi>
.jz^\j
S^ -
Ambergris.
To be
To
full
of caves
(mountain).
enter (a grotto). Grotto, cavern. Shelter.
farthest limit of. *LS Bottom, farthest end. Entity. Way, manner. Quantity. Opportu-
^ Jî^\
ci>i^^ -4f. ^^SOl i_jU-9\
He knows
well.
it
perfectly
7fi^^\ 'o
,
*Vd
The seven
sleepers.
Egg-plant, aubergine. ^Jî T^'aurth Coptic month : De-
..S^ ^
d^sT.^'
Improper speech.
tains.
**^^-^ 4
>^
Portions of clouds like moun-j;]^:r*

-To allude to. ^ J, 'XA^ ^>Jj o CT To speak allusively of. '^^ i^ To î f>i '^h '^30 -^r^J
i '
cember. jiîj jivr, -i^^ o jiTj To reach mature age. To marry.

,
,vâ
^
j;r -J^/^,
To bs
full-grown (plant), ji^fe-b
J*?^
by-naine, to surname a. o^
i
Mature age.
*c5>4^ *^>*^
Of j450 oy^-Tj J\ifj J^J ^^î^T Ji?mature age ( man). Full-grown (pla.). Withers of a horse : JM'^ ^
base of the neck.
Spider.
To be by-named. By-name. j5j

îetonimy. Allusion.
Instead
of.
^
sCyj
XiSS
^^
Hinting. Speaking metaphorically.
To
crush
a. o.
(adver-
ij^
sity).
To be
ted,
blun-
C_^
S^l^T o
J^j
weakened.
To be weakened (eye-sight). Blunt (sword). Slow-pacing

Impeded (tongue). Decrepit and miserable (man).^^j "^ To pretend to c^^j ^^fa. o cîX
(hor.ê).
'^'- ^sf~\ Hinted at. Surnamed. i> ^C^ ^T-^ To wai'm the hands with the b-eath. To roar (lion ). To groan (camel). S^C^T Roaring of lions : groan of
camels.
S('>iî e^^ Weak, timid. To be dark Cî^ C^To w+'O a ^^ ^
be a diviner.
'
gray (camel)..
To To become a divinei .^ To be a priest.

Divination.
.^
foretell a. th. to.
To be altered (colour). Dark grav colour (of camel?).

Dark gray. To run (ass). To start (an ass).
L.V^S'V
X^
a;r--
Priesthood.
Priest.
Oloîj
Ijâ
2[
I
Diviner. Steward
<)
To
be red-faced and foul
j>^^ j''^^y'
j
breathed.
To importune with requests. ,^l!a! j î^'l To be weary, tired. ^ To tire, to weary a. o.

Toil, weariness.
_
To vie in pride with. To warm the fingers with the

breath.
5 (/"vr
-^
jl^\
Swift-running
(ass).
;i'.i^\
To To
I
abstain from.
respect, to regard a.
o.^
o*'
J-^K
j
am ashamed
explain
it
to *> '<t)^S^\ ol <iXîA verbally to thee.
>^r a To be advanced (day). To be intense (heat). To meet a. o. with a stern face, n To oppi'ess a. o. Stern-looking. *jjS^ -'-'-^
^*
:>y^
"^
To hasten. To carry a
the back.
jiSCi-llj jC::S'lj jir
bundle on
a. o.
jV6=cJ,lj
Red-faced and foul-breathed. Stone without crack.
AJi
'lîLvl
Men
with a
:^
of talent.
To
thrust
down
/^
fit
spear.
To pack up (luggage). To make (the night) to

nate with (the daj
:
Cj\^ ?r S^J '"jî j>^ fr Garret-window; mural aperture. To drink from a ujUJ'lj C ^T o cjir-S'S53
J'pj
Cj\J>'j
alter-
ip
cup.
God).
To despi.se a. o. U jVn To fall down. To be prostrate. j^SC'J To wind on a turban. To be in j\:i'[ readiness. To raise the tail in running (horse). Ship laden with corn.
^ Craft, profession.
To pound a. th. Cup without handle.

Sigh.
i_j^
Stone pestle. Drum. Chess.
Backgammon. To have few leaves

(corn-crops).
cf^ cj^ -S*j^

,
OjVr^
jtf
Nature. Plenty of goods. Twist of a turban. Large

flock.
j\yr]
^
jj^
j^
Good crop. To ,irb ^jir, ^'^} overpower a. o.

IS
Cv-/-
^rr
To do harm
ro o. a.
^_^5r}
^JlSCj
Blacksmith's
Camel-saddle.
Bundle,
-if-
oOÔ
j^\
jV^'\
-r
furnace. Bellows. Hornet's nest.
Foot of a mountain.
Clever
ûfl ^
ir^jS^
îT
Round pad
jj>^h ~ oO^^?r J^^
manager
of cattle.
JG
Î^T
for expanding dough.
Reed-hut, pavilion.
Cell.
*i^
)
Province, district, town,

a Forehead.
y^ ^
a'j^
Steward^îyr ^
of a prince.
(,
for
\'i^xS
i^^T
Bee-hive of clay.
J\'^ ^ a'J^j SjO^
Recess in a wall for storing food. Turban. 'j'^^J Sp^t ^ In a lump, in x^3^5Cjl,; *>j>SC> n a lot. To drink from a mug. Ij^To jiT-J^
To stop, to detain a. o. & iSô i^r-JITo be about iiiSCv iSlSC^j iS^T a ilT to. To intend, to wish. He was near to do. y^k'i juTj i^f I was on the point of L^'il oJ^'
departing.
To collect (things). To gather (tribe). To ladle (water) with a mug. a

Earthen jug o' Infj with a handle.
s3>5j
;b
He
1 I
has not seen her.

-^
.
j}5CJ
J'':;5'I.
scarcely see.
JO^^
sr
Jj^ ^
Oblong-headed. j:\''j\ y^!. To walk on 3 feet C-'ô ^'^^ -^ (hamstrung camel). To coil itself
wish to conceal it. To heap up, to hoard (things), ifc i^ To tremble (old man). i'S^l I will not do it at all. l3>;^Vj i'Ual V I have no wish nor Si^CJi Vj J, ^t+i V
intention.
t >
up (snake). He walked slowly. ^rLllI J He abated the price in thesale.^^l j He was pitched on the head.<._,'i3 \l
Scarcely.
ilSCJO
iiîrl
>
Heap.
^ si^
ijT-tt-
Inner side of theoCiirc./ Siir thighs.

wi*apper).
To pro.strate a. o. i To be thrown upside-down. To be tufty (plant). To hinder a. o. from.

Drinking-cup.
-^
^tkatj
To fall down'to the
thighs (waist-
i^
u-j^C^
u-j"^
j-
ûs'l.
Chalice,
odr^r
^^
^-^
Cowry used as money. Pandanus odoratissimus To wind (a ip ;b J^j
a'i'^
(ti'ee).
,
Cji^r Ij^T o jlT -^
Contrary wind.
turban) round (the head).
-v^t )
To walk on
tiptoe.
Herd of camels. ^>j^b /-^ Heap of

(earth, corn).
High. Promiuent.
^^ t
'^"'^ -^
-^^^
o^'S^
--
fJ cUj^^ cr/^ Kettle-drum. Square instrument). ( carpenter's ^ Small gourd, ( un. 'cL.Jf ) Uj*r> cucumber. Small vegetable marrovv. Thin-bearded, ( for r-^ys') J^^
beardless.
Big-humped (camel).
To
be, to
^Î'O OCT, C >r o
Dense
(plant).
Heaped
^jY ^
u~j}'>--^ 5-
UjT
u-yî
J-'S'^
exist. To happen. To be ilT Nothing happens but
mch
'jsl
or
so.
up (sand).
Chisel for stones. < To be active in
I
Ci-
what God
J Ciô
wills.
There was in the town. Zeyd was standing.
(-work).
.^
To make up
(things)
He is dead. They are dead. To belong to. It was thy duty to He used to do so. ^ When.
"Whenever.
-Mf.
.^
^
^
Diligence, activity. Detachment, troop.
'J ovr
To have a prominent To
wrist-bone. luxate the cubitus with
do.
(a blow).
^ To
stop the bleeding ot
[a.
Whatever may be
that
it
Arc
uvr
any case.
wound) with hot oil. To have the cubitus luxated, ^ To be fomented with oil.
Extremity of the ra^\'^]
,.
s:j f'j>
Would
4f.
had
\
p/j 9^^ ,
never existed Whoever, whosoever.
Elbow. dius, cubitus, wrist-bone. fTJf Prominence, distortion of the

cubitus.
ÎTC- jJ^
^
.
<
Whatever
person.
Whatsoever, whatever
Having a promi-
Anything. , , . ^^ To sew up (leather). * vV/ J^r * To become surety for.^ Cv'^Sj ^'^ ^^ S;< To shear (leather). To form To create, to produce a. th. A>j o/" Cufa. the letter d To go to to Oj> To come into existence, CCj/j \'^ -Jj^ To assemble
'^
'
9j^ ^ '^'^ nent or luxated wrist.
-^
^J^^
fi>
originate.
To answer for. To become humble,
^j
lowly.
J-
yt^V oiS^l
o'^
^'j^.
(people).
The
letter i
^^ ^^^'
Existence, state, being. o'/' o> "^J Because, on account of. ^
of is/ Cufa (town in the province Bagdad), ~ ^lound of o\3^^j olJ^j i^'^h '^^J''^-'
Being, existence. State. Nature.
ol^l
0/
*5Cr
sand.
Thicket of reeds, trees.

Cufic writing.
oVs/j
uVJ>5^
Warrant,
_'^-^^
surety.
Saturn (planet).
The grammarians
of Cufa.
oî?y^''
The book of The created

Place, spot.
Genesis.
beings.
j^f^b
j
Instead
of.
Head-shawl. Star. Ste ^fer. To throng (people). To assault, to crush
^-Z
^Xt df{> - ^5*

a.
^'^^'^f^''i~
Place. State, Erudition.cOlSC:
7^\Si^
Rank.
i '
To To
be astonished.
press upon a.
o.
u'â ^"^ ( business), jt /^
Papyrus {plant). ^ Queen (at cards) To heap up (earth,

stones).
,
dir
-^
{
/b
^^r)
To
cauterise
To bag To vie ia sagacity with. To beget C-Cfe.1. ^-iiilj

a. th.
^^
^[i"
\^\
a. o.
^
To
^ZHD.
sagacious children. To affect shrewdness.

Intelligence, skill.
Purse, nnembrane
illTj
-^
of the fcetus. Bag.
Hair-glove for
rubbing in a bath. In order to, under the

plea
^
of.
At his own expense. Sagacious.^_,J&*.;ij Îfj Shrewd.

,
Pretty, nice.
Treachery.
More
clever,
^^^ ^
5j J--^^ (/-iC
J-
u-iS'^
shrewder.
Prettier, nicer.
ur-jS'l <
Begetting jlXSj, .ISO -CO acute sons (woman). "Waiter, rubber in 'J lll&v^j ^ _i6î
a bath.
<>
To walk
quickly.
Cs_^
Cl-i;r,
Cair
K^^
î
To eat alone. To eat much. To be deterred from. To treat (an affair).

Avarice, sordidness.
ûL))
j_^jir
|_îr
^.ir-ft-
To be deterred
from.
J. Ip^Tj lilTi
Faint-hearted.
XclT^
_^^8^ ,;ir
To cut a. th. A ji!ri,Ciî jiT-J^ To give a shape to. ib ^X ^ To enliven, to divert a. o. i jiif To assume a shape, To make jiSih
-tf-
merriment.
How?
Like, as.
?
jiS
di'lb.
How
I
dost thou do
^T
^r
shall act as thou.
<
fi^\ j.'.'^', ^'S Well-being, enjoyment. Cap-
rice,
fy-
humour.
it
As
pleases him.
i-^ J^
U-ir oL-i.r^ *!>Lr
^jisi
Howsoever.
Qualification,
-if-
o^
mode
of
entity, Pleasure-party. Piece of cloth.
EggSmall egg.
sTcr^
*^- A:^ ^
:^^%4^
li.f
i^^
jT
<
(A-M
)
4>
jT
a.
Vessel for meaauring.
cJ^
;i:r
To
Measure of two mudds. Measuring. Fee of a measurer. ilCT Rubbish, waste. 4>st} tP^ Reai'-rank of fighters. Coward. ^J2' Grain-measurer. JCT
Mea'sitre for grain.
jir, , >LsC;j ViSC'j yTi jr -Hmeasure (grain). To weigh (coins).

th.
To measure
a. 0.
for
Jj
A
A
To compare
This food
is
a. th. with.
,_,
not
J^SA. V j>\^\
IjIa
sufficient for
me.
!>lTi Jif 5
Alchemy. Chemistry. Alchemist. Chemist.

Chemical.
C4j 'U*^ G
'^j}*î '^î^
To give no fire (steel). To measure for a. o. To

requite a. 0.
JjIT
jISCj
To submit to. J oo:-b 'î oS"^ To humble a. o. To be sad, grieved.

Adversity. State, condition.
To keep on the rear (soldier). To quarrel together. To partake

a. th. together.
Jj^
Ju^l
^ jir
flint.
To
receive
measured
ipj
j>
corn from.
Qu'na. quinine.
Measure
j
for grain about
JcS"!
To
smell the breath
i^
3
^
I/.2
gallons.
Fragments
of a
of.
I'nskilful,
awkward.
Contents of a measure. ^Measure of 6 mudds.
^'\o )
J
Especially, above
all.
1^4:? "^
To
shine, to be bright
(star).
To
V!>Gj v"'V - blaze (fire). To undulate
Particle used as a corroborative. 'J Indeed the Lord '(pidi J^^lJ Jfj ol hearkens to my prayer.
(mirage).
Pearl.
'Ji'^
As thou livest Had he not repented,
'^Jfi.il
du^j ^^c
Yj
pearl.
wild cow.
'JjV
rr
S'l^
Pearl-like colour.
ol^Vb V.^'^
*JUJ
Art of setting pearls.

Exultation, complete joy. Light
of a lamp.
Seller of peai'ls.
rvj
'V'V
he would have surely perished. Used instead of J with the affixed pronouns. To me, to us, to ^J iJ <iJ OJ J,
thee, to him, to you.
jVj
-}i-ft-
Standing up, upright, ^^jj ljV To urge, to importune s QV a iV

a. o.
Preposition expressing possession. J attribution, design. To, for.
-H-
Glory be to G^^ It is to thee to decide the

!
.i
'j^^\
cLU
^^V\
To
sadden, to discard
i ClV
tV
-5^
affair.
1
a. 0.
To eat becomingly. ûLil To send a. o. toJ[s

wards. Message, mission.
CiV a jV iJ v1 i)V -S-
He came up
coin. jOji d, U to our rescue. UXjjUil -S Before the Aorisl J is used as a con-
have no gold
junction., to express the
1^'^h ^"^
I
tion, order.
aim, intenThat, in order to.

^"*?;
Messenger. Angel. To dress (a wound).
in
have come 2iJjd=\ cii j^ <^_,^V order to show thee regard.

write.
Lifeilij ^^^=4^*
To
hole
solder, to
).
close up
(
CV a vV rent, ( a
)
He must
Because.
v^:^J?')''
To
furnish
an arrow
a with
Because.
Vv,
feathers.
Why
o.
To accuse a. To repair a. th. To

a. th.
of villainies.
_.
s'
J
(
j^ ^
'-î,
-^V
^^^^
Lest, lest he, that"
for v oV, )
ij
Ji\j
^^Vj ySfj jN'

consolidate
he
Till
may not.
now, not
?
better,
to
yet.
il), -{j itllil

?
To be low-born. v^'Sj i'S^'j Ci^ To be avaricious. To suit a. o. (food, climate). 5 ^^v To be adapted to. To agree with
a. 0.
Why On ^y Why
?
what account
:
Vii
|'iU4
Adverb of negation no, not at v -Sall. Not (jy/i/i 7wuns and veibs). Zeyd is come, not Amr. _,|^ V aJj 'Wis use(/ instead of
^2
To make peace between. To have low-born sons. To

meanly.
ô act ^vl
To be mended, ^'d(j x-yij ^ y<> soldered. To be corrected, bettered. To heal (wound). To stick toge- J'&\
ther
:
There is no good in him. *^ y^ V Do not do it. di^'i jiij V He came without speaking. ^^6a5j V Û He shall not depart to ^j3l ^sUJ V
day.
He came
to
me, but
(:Sl.
jJu-Vj jji>
to coalesce, to unite together.
did not ask
me
anything.
To put on a breast-plate. Jy^>-^\ To have an ungenerous father. ^
Be always happy Even not, nor.
\j^
cJj, V
Vj
ir
Upper part
of the bi-east.
op
-r
*P
Loving her husband (woman). Upper part of the breast. i_,C3l ^ ^:i Breast-girth of a horse. Fine sand scattered on the ground.
He
is in
easy circums-
',/
^J^
To betake ungenerous sons-in-law. Repaired, arranged. Feathered J^' (arrow). Peace, concord, agreement. Equal, alike. ÔJ,j j.'vl ^ Equal.
('/)
^
xJ
tinces.
Meanness of temper. Avarice.
jj"^
omali quantity of fodder. s-U is no harm. ,_)CJ ^jCJ Pure, stainless (nobility). ^jCJ Fine flour. Garb of a warrior. :;CJ Veins of the heart. ^^1 oUJ Gifted vvith a sound 'LJI ^ ^..aJ judgment. Assiduous, persevering.
There
Need, want, thing necessary. j^Ji Feathers of an arrow. j,\^ j^j^ Breast-plate. ^Îj ^v ^ o'V Agricultural implements. Plough. 7j>'^ Furniture of a house. Tale-bearer.
Vile, ignoble.
oCj5j l^j ^\iJ_
^
15
Avaricious.
Collar.
Garment
co-
vi<^
5r
<r^^
Excusing base people.

villain
j?^j ^bU
j^^'yJ'
vering the upper part of the breast. Having a breast-girth ^'^J '^rr^
(horse).
^^
Cj uCy) G j oli'V
Fit,
Wearing
suitable.
a coat of mail
Becoming, convenient.
v,^
v!s>i;!
Gifted with a sound judgment.
i_i^
^JCJ -^
:
To
fondle (her child

).
mo-
^_,
Convenience.
ther
To
(
lick
her young one

-^
Repaired, United, collected.
ewe). To scatter
people
).
To
^JC)
prate. Kind, meek.
To be slow. libJlj To fall into distress. To be distressed.

Hardship, trouble, To stop in (a
place).
a. o. in
CSf
/v
Jj^ '
-^
%^\ J'i\
\idl i^tsi.
Dolichos labial,
volvulus.
v^'b v^^ bindweed. Con- *_;>ilJ

tr-jseiJI
'liVj
iJlj
t-'
JSj J^ o LT *
a
fit
Speedwell (plant). Toasted chickpeas. Pipe, conduit. Sinkhole,

-fy-
v^^ To wound
the breast.
to
a
IJ
_J l^J
Te ^ ^'^ P
Jijj
To shell (a nut). To put a breast-strap

(a horse).
Ijlj
Stairs
in
spiral.
Screw
'^r^j
pegs. Tap, spout. Metal-spring.

Spiral.
To be
gifted
netrative mind.
with a pe- ^Clj CI o a IJ To be kind-hearted.
To milk
first
(a ewe) for the
tlJ
a 15 -^
time.
fi>
To boil (biestings). '\S\j To give to a. o. (biestings). y \ji\j To suck (his mother UlJLlj l5)l
:
To become pulpy (grain). ,_4J To tuck up o.'s clothes, and grap-5 pie a. o. by the collar. To strike a. o.
on the upper part of the chest. To have pulpy grain (corn). ijt To happen to a. o. (event). J Ijl To tuck up o.'s clothes.
jf
lamb).
Biestings.
I-ioness. 'g
cX^^ ^ S^j
:
SjCJj S*d
:cr:j -{^
To
gird
o.'s self for (fight).
J
^/Jl
^^ â
Carp-fish
'*_;CJj
gold-fi.h.
^j ^
To
J Cdj Gpj CUi a c^} - abide, to tarry in i_, oiijj,*liJj
Cjd
Assiduous to. Heart ; middlepart. Fruitbread. Fecula. Heart, mind, intelligence.
J^ v^ ^ i
of
stone. Core, pulp of a fruit.
Crum
^
(a place).
He was not long

doing it. To delay a,
o. in.
before
^s
o1
c^
IJlj ^CJ*1
j?
^jlj
^j
Pith, quintessence, choice
t_,Uj
To
find a. o. slow.
5 i,lilJ.L
part.
.d
^'w
jj
jUj cJj i:j
A'^J
be leafy (plant).
-^
To be
pressed,
Delay. Tarrying,
sojoui'ning.
crammed
Wool.
(bag).
He
possesses nothing
:
;XJ
Vj
lit
he has no hair nor -wool

(hair).
jlij jlJj
Matted
Sedentary, remaining at
home. Last of Lok man's seven eagles.
Tarrying, staying. Delay. Short stay. Pi'omiscuous company. He felled him on >jVI the ground. To strike a. 0. with (a
stick).
lU
j
Ul)
^
'fr-^
ju')
Wool, hair al'j ^ 3X5^,^01^ ij^ ôJ, pressed and rolled together. Felt.
He was prostrated on the

earth.
Gi-appling iron,
Mane
of a horse, of a lion.
jlJ^
sluJ^
^jj
Felt-cap.
To become
old. ^^jlj
^'j ^ xljj x^ ^Jj,GJ a 91^ 4
Pad, saddle-felt. iCJ ^j Siiiyj -Vl He never stays at home, ool)^ lijej V Numerous flocks, ex- ojVj a!)j -C'j Ou
tensive property.
Decrepit old man.
^J
Felt-cap.
Lurking. Lion. Manufacturer of

Tick,
To beat, to strike a. 0. s d^ SL<r^ -i^ To be fleshy (body). t^J a < To bruise a. 0. with blows. ^.3 To apply a porltice. To slap a. 0. on the 5 vi-Q j *i-J^li iiuV
face.
felt.
worm.
j'^Cij j'i'Oj
To perfume
o.'s self. -^
To be
Cj\k^
t;-.']
^t
-^
_,
Fodder-bag. Small bag

Quail (bird).
bruised with blows.
<>
Poultice, cataplasm.
;
*i-J
Sticking to (his horse).
jp
llnJ
i
jjji
To To To
strike, to revile a. o. s
J\)
eat greedily.
^
^
^,)j
C4I j^ th. dubious.
,
i
V
-R-
Acacia mimosa of Egypt.

Fleshy.
acacia
xiJ)
confuse
jt.
Vesicle of musk.
^
Xii-J
a. th. To render a. To put on (a garment' erf To clothe o.'s self. < To

fi,
To
stick to (the
).
attire
^ jjj_, ^ S2\j
|S^')
o -CJ
^
jilj
ground
To squat on the ground

, (
o.'s self.
To
y^'i s
(man). dwell in (a
place).
ol)
a oJj
i:uj
To enjoy a long time the

society
of.
To
pad, to
felt
the
j^Jj
To conceal a. th. To confuse a. th. To dress a. 0. To interfere in (a business). To know a. 0. intimately. To cover a. th. To clothe a. o. with (a garment).
opening of a sword-sheath. To mat, to felter (hair, Sj A

wool).
s
aSJj
a. th.
a. o.
To felt a. To ram the

(
th.
To cram earth). To spy

-tf:
- To
cleave to (the earth

:
dew).
aJ
To
clothe o.'s self with.

confused, dubious,
To
"
1ft
,
interfere in (an affair).
To be
.-cJl
ambiguous to
Confu-sion,
a. 0. (affair).
u-C^lj ZlJj Îj dubiousQes3, ambiguousness. Clothes, garment. ^^] ^
^J
^^
Dress. Confusion.
^'ij
x'^j]
^ Tight
^ ^\J^
drawers.
To lay (dust rain). To patch, to mend a. th. ib sf\j To wad (a saddle). ^ xJl To put a felt-cloth on (a horse), n To stick a. th. to. <_j A To put forth soft hair (camel). a^l To become compact (earth). To be J^t, entangled (wool, hair). To be felted (wool). < To lurk. To be commingled (leaves). To jC\\
ujl
Cv
;5CJj
diil
Imbroglio, complicated
(case).
Modesty, honest shame. t^;^l Way of dressing. Costume, dress. !!)

Clothing. Breast-plate.
^Q
^,,
Entangled
Mouthful.
(affair).
dAJ
jSClI
^^T
<
Perplexity.
Threadbare (garment). Alike,

equal.
Party of men. <5CJj xÛ Food made of dates and butter *SC^ or of flour and fresh cheese.
Entangled.
anxious.
->
Ambiguousness.
-^
Coat, layer.
,_,.jUff
Hypocrite, dissembler.
Busy,
^^'J >^V^
cii'\j
,
He came
feigning to be
îi CjV
(.
heedless.
UI) a oj) -
To have the udders

filled
Having or wearing many clothes. ^CJ

Clothing.
with milk (ewe). To gi^ê to a. o. milk

to drink.
^^M^ ^
pride.
^^.IJ^
C.1J
o cnJ
He has no
ClliiJ 4^^ ot
Clothes, clothing.
<->
To strike a. o. with. To make bricks with
~ ~
u^^ ^ ^y^
^_Û/J
a Mad, bigot.
clay and
c^J
straw. He treated the affair in

council.
Ambiguous, confused (case). it- Sweetmeats, comfits.

Equivocal, confused,
dubious.
|[r4?*"
^Ûj
^}j'
*
To have much
milk.
To
prepai'e
oiJl
i>-
To
a porridge of bran, milk and honey. To be slow, to be late. cni^ To suck milk. ocJI. To ask for milk. OAliJÎ^ Milk. Sour milk. Curd. odi ^ cnl Raw bricks of (un i) ) o^j cn! j oj! clay and straw. -^ Unburnt bricks.
Galactite.
cnlil
pack
<fc jX\ pick up a. th. To off. a To make a dam.
Clothes, luggage. People of
j^
jj,^
>
various tribes.
Brushwood bundles of reeds for a dam. He threw him Cr'jVI j CjalJ

on the ground. To be overthrown.
->
Jal) -S-
^tj-
*j
la
White
clay.
'Ijliil cAJ
Cream-cheese.
<IJ
-^
To kick. To gallop (camel).
J4j
JairJIj
<>-j
j4i
iîl*,'^
Ja-:')lj
^
l4^
dal'
Meat-balls prepared with sour i!iJ milk.
To be confounded.
Gallop.
Breast ; middle of the breast. Sucking of milk, a Rope for

towing. Olibanum, gum-resin used as
frankincense.
Pitch-resin
;
oCJ
oU!
A kick. Wont to
xklt
kick.
,
iD
-ft,
oCi
To soften a.' th. A jltj (kJ jlJ To b9 intelligent, XjCJ o jiJj "^^' a JJ
sagacious,
skilful, able.
depilatory.
salt.
Ci. uC.!
<
Magnesia, Epsom
MjjuSI oCJ
Affair, business,
oCij oIjCJ
vd
oUl5
To suit a. 0. (clothes). ^ To adorn, to embellish

uess. skill, dexterity.
Skilful, dexterous, able.
Jj
a. th.
v_j
A j^
cares.
Elegance in dress. Skilful'JC!
*|u^ jjS
Mount Lebanon.
Lebanese, from Lebanon.
Jcj^J
ill)
3^
jp/J
-tt-
Rich
in milk.
p^V ^
Ojib
c?V
Softened.
<>
Embellished.
i*>
Udder, teats.
i^rV/)
or.^
Fond of milk.
.itjjj
CnJj
o'p,
'^J^^J
Oj^J
"î-'j
*~J
To mix a. th. di5j, fcj To confuse, to entangle (an ^ To involve, to entangle

a. 0. in.
affair).
5 dl^l
Milch-ewe.
c/,llb'
S tor ax. Benzoin-gum.
J^) Ji)| jii!
To To
hold unbecoming talks. be entangled

(affair),
,iUJl
dilrilj i4'^
-/J
(\
To To
cast fierce looks at, be hungry.
y^)
be.)
^l~'jj
ruJ
Fed on milk (horse).

Bricklayer.
^
?t;J
Intelligent.
;i^j
c-^Vj -^4
Seller of sour milk.
Starved.
Jc^ ^ oUr)
ij^j
i
To
strike a. o. with the
jcJ
-fr
fist.
Food made of bran, milk and honey. Milking-vessel. Mould for

bricks.
^
i> >l r-
C"i*
To cuff, to box a. o. To strike a. o. To shoot (an arrow). Wound.

Hedge-hog. The Latin church ( opp.
Latins,
1^^:^ Jij
(
llnJ JC\ -^ s C^j o ^Î

-ft-
Frame
of a door, of a
window
u^l
A
^j
Xlj'j
Food
of starch
and sugar.
- cn)
cjiV
--
un.
^-^S
J1
Lioness. ol^ ^ Sr^ * To answer a call. :li; ^^J v^ -iV He undertook the pilgrimage ^J^\.i
to
the Eastern).
The
-
with zeal. Here I am. At thy service.
dll^J
^ ofctll F. 0/^/1. Who.' Diinin utive of ^\.

JjÎji
J.
-"js
They are
raony.
in perfect
har-
;:xi*
^4^
-ft-
^J;^lj^
utljlj CJIj^
llslllj
To
bray, to crumble
U) o c.^
o.
._;
Misfortune.
^11
a. th.
To
tighten, to bind a.
To be continuous (rain).cJlj,j o'cJ -^ To remain in (a place). tj ;;;^lj To inaportune a. o. ip oJ'b

Dew.
'^J
c-li)
-fJ-
To stir a. th. with. ^ To jabber, to tattle. To cleave to. To conceal the head under
wings
^
^
^
the
ci
^1
To be weak, feeble. To speak indistinctly. To roll a. o. along in (the To urge upon. To waver in.
Let us quiet.
(bird).
;
iiîr
dust), j s
it
Gossip
tittle-tattle.
^ Trifle,
nonsense.
cJil&j
(:,
Goddess of the ancient

Arabs. Jabberer. Mixture. Tree-bark crumbled with the fingers.
^
|_^)
To roll o.'s self in (the Weak, irresolute. To lap a. th. (dog). To set (furniture) in
order.
dust).
J'i,Iil:
Xj!jUJj
o>UJ
\3
A
fii
lis'
\
>}
-f}-
< To
prate.
-^
\ji]
jS
Perjury, false oath.
Tattle,
nonsense.
Slii)
Travellers at rest.
To tap
a. 0. slightly.
CJaiJ
LsJ -
xi'ii
To hurt a. o. with. He struck him on the

chest.
i_j
vii
H
^
-5^
Inner part of the lips near the P roots of the teeth.
^
^
/c)
fjj^ 4
To pronounce j thickly. To mispronounce letters.

Mispronunciation of the
letter j
.
C^l a
;ii)
*_uiJj
To look steadfastly at. Jl^ ^^li^ To cleave to. C /Jj Ci) o Î To be steady, steadfast in. J To fasten (a housing) it wifj
fi>
upon (a horse).
:US5
Mouth. Mispronouncing the

letter j
To impose
upon
a. 0.
(an affair)
je. 4> sJSiS
^^
\ii] j,
0\
To be windless and CjJJ a jil' -^ damp (day). To be moist. To be muddy (ground). To moisten, to wet a. th. j-]]j jij To be moistened. jSfiij ji'rj
ft,
To come to blows. To clothe o.'s self in.

Adhering. Steadfast.
^5u
* v^'l
^y
^^^ ^yj^
^
G>:rJ
Keeping to his house.

Old clothes.
To
strike, a. o.
a î^
-ft-
(+
To
^Â&Oo iJCJ, the same words ; to stutter. To chew a. th., to turn (a
morsel)
in
AY.
repeat
r^j
?r^^ -^
Moisture. Mud.
Moist, wet.
jsJ
Muddy
(ground).
CJI a
*i8
j|j
i
To
^
kiss (the
^j
J)
i
*
_^)
the mouth.
^
,
,
hands, the mouth).
Stammerer.
To
- Jl/l^Jb *l?J a "Jjj be) a seek the protection of, to take re-
W
*
t"^
To pound
walking
(pebbles) in
(
* CU
camels).
:
To wound
(a ca-
mel's feet
pebbles).
i
fuge with.
To
(property) exclu\SJ
j
muffle
J^\j JiUj JSj a jî

a muffler.
^'
*iit
xiiJ
To bequeath
o.'s self.
sively to one heir.
To force to oblige a. o. to. J(^ 5 'l^lj \^ s lij To defand, to protect a. o. He committed his affair to. Jl^ i^ Shelter, i-efuge, pro- ^>U ^ V^J.*^
1
1
Way of putting A kiss.

Muffler.
Bruising, breaking.
^^
Hurt by pebbles
I !
(foot).
tection.
Muffled.
Compulsion, force. Repairing to : asking

protection.
*.^^
To exude gum,
(tree).
'
resin
JJb
^ a jJ
Dew.
uj^'
-ZS) j>
-S-
j>S^j j?,V
To be disorderly (mob). CiJ a To roar (sea). To yield little or ^^j iij^ much milk (ewe).
,
To collect gum. Gum, resin of various

Moist.
^!lj jij
trees.
^
~
ti
*3-
Uncleanliness of clothes.
o îj
i
Gummy,
resinous
(tree).
Uproar, clamour. Agitation of

the sea.
;
Gum
The
of the teeth.
jj,j cf^,
?r
Uvula.
gingival letters
Ji
.
SUI
Clamorous (army).
o,
vj^JI ojS*"
CA^Jj
Yielding
t'W'^-
''rW-'
^r^-* *r?^->
!
and
little or much milk (ewe). To graze (cattle). 0^ a J^j o iiJ -i^ To eat (man). To take little of. To importune a. o. with re 5 -
To
j l^bjj (?-i?Jj ^?^ a r-J * To quarrel obstinately about. To persevere in.

insist
i
upon
a. th.
quests.
To To
incite, to
lick
urge a. up (a vessel
(its
o. to.
:
is.
A
:
ljLi,)j
loaj

-S-
To importune, to urge a. o. To cleave to a. o. (cares). To enter the main sea (ship) To quarrel obstinately. To claim a th. importunately.
~
J*'
*j
dog).
To furrow
gazelle).
retreat
CiiJ o îi)
To be enlarged
(sides of a well).
J^tj
Ciit)
a wi?J
To enlarge
the sides of
^ ^j^j
J^
confused (voices To be ^JJ) rough, swollen (sea). To keep (an oath). (_) ^^dCw'. Crowd, large -^î r^^ ?r *|jj quantity. Main sea, fathomless sea.
To be
(a well). Hole in the sides of a oQJ 1 ^ ôJ well. Middle part of a valley. Threshold of a *i?v)b ,^ ^ jGj,
door.
Depth.
Silver. Mirror.
^
"âi
Confused voices.
Instance, obstinacy. Im-
S^ÛJj ^liJ
port unity.
Side of a door.
To sew (a garment). A To reach the mouth of (a swimmer water).

:
"Cu^ CaJ o J>d

'
Quarreller,
i>t?5j
*?^b r^J
'r'^
pertinacious. Importune.
^b
^.IJ
Expanded and fathomless (sea). '^J^ Importuned, urged. <^s. ^^'U
jI.
-w^
To be emaciated by
old age. CoJ a w.>J
Conspicuous road. ^^(^1 ^ w3;Vj,wJ Lean she-camel. ^^^J Instrument for barking. Sliarpe-_iJU ued iron. Slanderer. Holding indecent language.
To bridle (a horse). To be bridled (horse). To ask a. o. to bridle

a horse. Average ground.
Bit, bridle.
î
<_,
^^
>^'
C-y
S ^.iJc-ll
^V?3l ,-
^
lii^
jijZ:^] ^ ^Gj
bit.
Opened (road).
^j^h
G;iJ
To bark (a stick). To strip a. o. To strike a. o. with
v^
s cJ^\
Place of the
Horse's
jjj^j
a cJfi -^
mouth.
Bridled, checked.
j'.^^ -^j
4)
(a stick),
o ?
Z_iui
Jt^
"^^
To mix,
to pre-
^'j ,Cij
o o?^
Bark peeled off. To betake o.'s Jl. r'^h

self
pare food for (camels).
v^ ^
towards.
hiai
He smote
evil eye.
with the
*;lij j ?rtij
To
stick fast in (the scab- u^J a r.>J bard sword); to the finger (ring). To misrepresent (news) to. it fi> r^ To compel a. o. to Jl^s a^'^^b r-^^'^ seek shelter towards. To seek shelter towards. Ji^ i%>t^l._
:
To stop (camel). \''y>ii OGj, o J>^ To walk slowly. î;jl j To adhere to. ^ CiJ a j>d To stick, to agglutinate. Jfi^ Leaves made into a paste oi?Jj j?^
for camels. Party, committee. Commission Slow (camel). (w. f.
Silver.
-C^
)
o>?J
c^SJ
To
be closed (door). ^^9li::^l Orbit of the eye. ?rJj Socket of the eye. Corner ^GJl ^ z^ of a house.
To be close (relationship), bj To stick together G^j

(eyelids).
^J a
-tt-
To be
restive, slack (beast).
To
^1
i*
give a continuous rain (cloud).
Narrow
(place).
^-î
To
a.
press
0.
(a
debtor)
to harrass
Refuge, shelter, rîii ^ r.*ilUj r-î^ P/. Narrow places, circumstances.
with requests. To gall (the

:
To
falsify (an event)
ic-
^}?J
back of a beast saddle). He beseeched instantly. Jl^l J

Close (relationship).
to a. 0.
To make
fii
aijjj oa^jj.loij a ail -^
Instance, pertinacity.
'V>Jl
a niche in the side of a tomb.
Narrow
? oij
(place).
^Îj '^
5-4
).
To bury (a corpse). To dig a grave for. To deviate, to stray from

right line.
Asking importunately. Pouring
jiiJb
the j^'\j
down a continuous
Galling,
rain (cloud
wounding
(saddle).
To remain
a jj>i
motionless
^-W^ -tC^^ tJ^J -tt^ÛJ

^4aiU
To act unfairly with. To defame a. o. He swerved from the

true religion
;
in a place.
To
start, to depart.
^
ti
o^Jl
Milk-thistle, lady's thistle.
.Oil
->'='
b~
he became a heretic.
Jl j^Ji\
Chief of a tribe. To follow a A j,îj,C^j a
^J
-fJ-
To
deviate towards.
in the side of
Niche
a tomb. Tomb.
ib.jl_
highway. To open (a road). To bark (a A stick ). To strip ( a bone ) from its

flesh.
Deviation. Heterodoxy.
Sloping, slanting (well).

Atheist, naturalist,
Sji>^1:j
j>^
To
strike a.
o.
with
the
sj ^
oja>JU
osjul
sword).
impugner of
a
religion.
^y^J^j
Dug
in the side of
J^
To leave a mark upon. To be opened, conspicuous

(road).
fi>
^Jj C^
grave (tomb).
Outer angle of the eye. Jiij ^ liQ under a beast's eye. ^-Jij JiG^L Upper feathers of an arrow. JiU),
Refuge, shelter.
,
a>iii
Mark
To be avaricious. jSjljj \'J^\ a jSj To secrete abundant saliva cau- J^

sed by acidity.
PI. Eyes.
Alike, similar.
i>9' ^
diSi
Ji^
Ja>;5vi
Inspector, a Police-officer.
To swerve from. To give up a. th.^ To contend together in declai- ji^C

ming.
Avaricious.
jsjj
ji-j.
Consideration, remark, observat ion.
xiai>li
To wrap
in a
a. o.
UoiSj
CiJ
a ^J
garment.
To
truil a veil, a cloak.
To walk
^j^)
Entanglement, perplexity. j>>l; ^ jiJU To eat (the wool CJj a -Jiworm). To devour ( the plants lo:
^J
:
haughtily.
custs).
To help, to protect a. 0. jti^J To wrap a. 0. in (bad-sheets). * 5 To accompany a. 0. or a. th. Aj s To be importune (beggar). To jkpd'\
I'each the foot of a mountain.
To
fii
<1.9jj *1.9i)j L3ilL*j laj

-fy-
lick a. th.
To
a t,r-?' excoriate (a beast)
by rubbing (saddle).
To wrap o.'s self in (a cloak). ^ To be confined to bed. To wrap o.'s self in (a gar- o
ment, a sheet). Foot of a hill. Covering.
^Si
îirjl^
To give a. th. to lick to a. 0. a Ûi To send forth sprouts (ground). ^;.J1 To receive (a due) from. ^^ ^ cr^ n Caterpillar. ^Wl ^ ^^J
:^
Unfruitful (year).
o-^^'y
?r
*^"^
^ji-.!
Sfd,
ilk).
Way
of wi"apping.
Sheet, wrapper, cloth.
^]
^
.jvW,
Wife. ^ Blanket. Waist-wrapper.
Greedy, eat-all. Inauspicious. Avaricious. Bare, stripped ground. ^j^*y^ Gree(iy. Brave. Licked. Bared. Lank.
cr>*^
^-'^'^
^^,
ur>^
^Mi
*i^.i;j ^5-jl^
To undertake (an
affair).
Ca^J a
^SJ
^9t)j
-^
Bed-sheet, blanket.
^ Bed-sheet
To
overtake,
sewed to a blanket,
ii>jL5
To
give the particulars of

(a strait).
^^
C3Wj
v'ski
a J^^
(an affair).
to reach a. 0. or a. th.
To cleave to a. 0. Jl^ To be slender (horse). C_3j3 < To dole out a. th. ip jij To follow a. 0. -^ To intrude i jiV
upoa
a. o.
To put a. 0. in To be stopped,
(needle-eye).
^li
closed up
u^'s-'l
To compel a. To stick to.

Mishap,
0. to.
Ji y
*j
ill-luck, perplexity.
,u*'^J
yja-^
To overtake, to join with a. o. 5 ji-j 1 To annex, to add a. th. to. oA To overtake o. another. To j^ >C comt up together. To be adjunct
(things).
Straitened, narrow.
Shelter, refuge.
^^^î^
5 CCkSt) J
0.
v'iikJ
To
To
look ^\ jl sideways at a.
consider,
a JiSj
-Jf
Aj
0. 0.
To To To To
come up and stick to. sow an alluvial ground.

claim
a. th.
v-j
JwSJl
to observe a.
ly.
jxiSJl-i
To watch
CtU!,j llii^Û Jju^V or a. th. attentiveanother.

JiijS
.k>!;fe
as a right.
* To
5
become
affiliated to.
To
ba adherent to. have a mutual relation
Sequel. Dates of second

quality. Alluvial soil.
JGJ 1 ^ jij
JU),
(things).
Look from the

affiliation. JiiJt
:
Sheath of a bow.
Annexion, adjunction, Connected, adjoined.
j>V
JjUlj JiGJi ^^ Ja^ angle of the eye, side-glance. A glance twinkling of cUiiJ ^ SJa^J the eye moment.
:
Butcher. Meat-seller.
Union, alliance, connexion. Having, giving meat. ^'y\ Carnivorcms, flesh-eating

(animal).
lid
^^
^jj
^ ^l^ ^ si:^^ Overtaking, joining. jjj; Additional. Appendix, supplejî ment. Pf'Stscript.
H
,
To
of cloth.
dXi.yij dU:Vj
feikJ
a dliJ
Fleshy, pulpous. Slaughtered.
stick, to cleave to.
Fed upon meat. Sort

Slaughter ; fight. < Slaughter-house.
Jî
To
To
joint into each other (verlick (honey).
di>jS
Allied to a tribe. Captive.
tebrte).
fis,
^^-^ ^ ^â
j,^'^^
\is^j a cUaJ
Kind of lizard.
Narrow-passes.
Xi5lii
VsM\j
iSCi.'j
Well twisted
(wound).
(rope).
iXa-y^
Affecting the flesh only
To
close
up
to con-
solidate a. th.
To
^ CiJ o îJ solder (metal).
-tt-
To
\'J^]j i'Qj C,i.jj G;.1j Ci-J a Jk\ speak Arabic incorrectly.

jl Gk^
o. unintelli-
To incline to. To speak to a.

gibly.
o>Ul
To be intelligent. To understand (a woi-d). To point out barbarisms

a. o.
t^] a
to
i
fii
^\
^^J
To smite a. o. with (the sword ).t_, 5 To feed a. 0. on meat. C?J a ^J To butcher (a man). To be fleshy. ;;GJ o ^^j U.>J a ^sJ To be fond of meat. To be killed, slaughtered. (J^j, To stick to (a place). ^ ^^ To join, to solder Ûj ^V ^_i
,
fi>
a.
th with. together through mar-
He modulates
in reading.
his voice
sIJ,2!l
To ally
riage.
îV
To repeat a. th. to a. o. To make a. o. to understand

a. th.
^
fit
^v
Jii
'\
To have much meat. To be rich ^>j1 in grain (corn-crops). To be slack

(beast).
Sound, melody. o>Jj oG-jl ^ Musical note ; accent, tone of the voice. Tune, modulation. Way of speaking. Value, import of words. Incorrect speaking, barbarism.
He allowed him
to
oMs
of.
j=>je- s
blacken the character
To weave
(a stuff).
To com-
îjl
Art of music, harmony.

Intelligence.
Intelligent.
oWVl itUo
pose (a poem). Do perform what thou hast begun.
i5jjj,1 b
âjl
Speaking incorrectly. Mispronouncing, canting. Pointing out incorrect speaking.
^
x'^
.>J
x^
.
More
intelligent.
>j
Modulated sound. Speaking incorrectly. iv.lj
^>95.C
To kill one another. >>^ To coalesce. To be repaired. ^>!&\j To cicatrise (wound). To be desperate (fight). ^5JI^ To be broad (way). ^>JS-I'l To follow (a high road). A To be surrounded by fighters. ^jtizJ.t
Flesh,
o&s'j
To
'î)\j Cj a J^Jj IjiJ o peel off the inner bark of (a tree).

ifc
, ,
,
^V W
W)
meat
pulp of a tree.
Beef, pork,
To revile a. o. S Ck) a Jij To cover a. o. with shame To quarrel, to sG-jj
lj>J o
(God).
oUJ'j JCJk--ib mutton. Piece of meat, of flesh.
^^ y^
siij
X'Jk)j
sG-^^ j-'v
ij]
Warp, woof of
Kindred.
Soldering.
cloth,
ji ^
game.
^'l
contend with. To commit a blameworthy

action.
Hawk's portion
of the
*t5
^lisJ,
\y
To wind
the part of a turban
To
stink (person).
To
^
^yj
Jci[
be rotten (walnut).
Uncircumcised.
Stinking.
under the chin.

-CiJ
j>
^j ^
,
jijl
To
jSsj , Ci-j i jij iS^ inject a medicine through the nosi
W
a
n
To revile o. a. To begin to grow (beard). To let grow the beard.

Chin, under-
j^j ^\ ^
_oUki
^>J
trils of.
To To To To To
chatter.
befriend, to court a. o.
^
o.
^^*5
backbite a.
eat sops.
^
UJ,
^V
jaw. Part on which the beard grows. Inner bark of a tree. Pulp of a 'Ui^
fruit.
incite a. o. to.
Beard.
Goat's beard (culinary
plant). Salsify.
^_, ^J, ^ tj.

^Sll ::^,
jîajl
'J'^*J\
Sop.
SnufF-raedicine.
Maiden-hair. Fern.
Jupiter's beard (plant).
Jabberer. Having the
mouth
distorted.
Having one knee bigger X,0 j^ t^j than the other (camel). Tol!J o al * s lS|a!,j sS^ iVj quarrel, to contend violently with.
,
Meadow-sweet Water-furrow.
plant).
\s'j^^
o'^^
'<^}^.J
^/j''
Long-bearded. Relating to the beard.

Reviled.
s?^-l
'^^,jji
To
withhold, to hinder
a. o.
^&
5 !J
To speak
confu-
<>^ J
i-J
o ?y
"-S-
from.
sedly, to gabble.
To administer
(a medicine)
*
to
ijlj
\':>j'Jij
\iS
To
(a child)
through
Mazy,
be entangled (business). full of thickets and intri-
'-^]{
^v
the corner of the mouth.
cate passes (valley).
To prepare (a draught). a Disordered In mind (di'unkard). ".^^ To contend, to cavil. liU a jJ To shake a. th. îlj To defame, to confound a. o. -riJ^Jj yJiJ ^ ijj Kind of perfume. To defend a. o. ^c 3i>U SV To disorder, to confuse a. th. * L^ -^ To turn the head to the right To have fleshy eyelids. CaiJ a ^j^j,^ -i^ il'ji7 and left in amazement. To be slow. To be swollen (eye). To swallow a draught through j^[ To extract the pith of. To Û the corner of the mouth. abridge, to sum up (a question). Sack. Flesh around the eye. ji ^y>\i^, ^ Xî
fi>
-ft-
fl>
Quarrel, violent dispute.

Quari-elsome,
caviller.
ij)
Fleshy, swollen (udder, breast),
^-î
^^-fi'
Summing
ilal,j
up, .short report.

î,')
IaJ
-l-J
H .ving
To
tieshy
'l-aiJ j-
yît
eyelids.
Medicine absorbed j!Jj ^ jjjjj ;>jaJ through the corner of the mouth. Sides of the neck, of a valley, ol Jj-J I have no escape from it. aSU ijs. d, C
Resume, summary.
strike a. o. violent- 5
(iij
^l^
a w*iJ
-Jf
To throw (a stone) ^_^ s C-U o ^-^ -^ at. To slap a. o. with (the hand). To shoe (a camel). To fi>j s ^Îj
repair (a camel's) shoes.
Fat.
y.ljj1
Thin and white stone. jiij, ^ :iiJ To cut a. th. * C^ o î-J -To slap a. o. i Ciislj xii!:A>J ^Vj a To be entangled in. ^^7
Slap.
_^(iJ,
^J
-al/
Languidness, remissness. Intricacy.
îij
Stone for breaking

fruit-stones.
-i>U
Sluggish, remiss.
Xii^j
liit'
"WO
-tt-
(iol
sting a.
0.
la
thy presence, before thee, To be sweet, sSGlj (SloJ a

pleasing, delightful.
^tijoj
To
5 \iljd7j
(i.JJ
a p!^
a'
(scorpion).
He pricked him
fi>
to the
*i.lfet'.
To
find
fi>
aiL:
o.
\j
;
^j
'j^[ j
'i'jJJj
quick with words.
a. th. delightful
to delight in.
He caused him
ijj
To
delight a.
to be stung by a scorpion.
vl^*''
'^'^^
Sweet, agreeable, delightful.
ILJ
Sting, prick, bite.
itol
p,laJ
Speaking sweetly. Sleep.

Pleasure, delight.
cj'^j.I
Thorn
liJ
prick.
Sweet, agreeable,
delightful.
ilji)^j
^ slij ^ JuJLj
ILJl
Sarcastical, carper. Biting word8.::tl!5
Stung (by
a scorpion).
^./Si^h,
'ItjSj
Û
^_ji
More
pleasing,
more
delightful.
'i:A>:
Sarcastic people,
I'evilers.
U-'jjj J-'Ji
^y
-R-
Delight, pleasure.
!u>
To
be
lively,
nimble, quick.
ijlij -{$
To
slap a.
0.
on the
CU
ô)
Lively, sprightly, speedy.

fi>
ivJli
face.
To sip a. th. (^lij o â! ^ To press, to importune a. o. To burn a. th. (fire). * GfliJ a f.jJ -J^ To burn (the heai't :love). He wounded him with the *jL4j h
is
To patch (a garment;, a ^jJjj >^'j To grasp a. o, unremitting- \i ^jjl

ly (fever).
To be To be
rent,
worn out
(clothes).
j,j^
restless, anxious.
To
yj^\
^JJ
_/ji
tongue.
To To
turn about (person). To blaze
p!xij
(fire).
experience a sharp pain. Burn.

Offensive talk.
^.ii^
9^^\
x^lij
beat her face in grief (woman). Sound of the falling of a stone. Honourable relationship. Patchwork.
^loJ,
Patcher.
^jj
^ XtiV
p.i!iiJ
Worn out, patched up

stones.
Sarcastic, sharp-tongued. Sagacious, quick-minded, Eloquent, disert.
(garment). ^Ji Stone for cracking date- j>\jS/;j ^Jd*
Cjp'i^lj
p.^^
Foolish.
yAi
yoi*
tender, 'i/Jij
xJijJ
''J\
-tt-
Lattakieh (Syi-ian
to\\'n).
)s
ti>^\
^
^
1
I
To please a. o. To stay in (a place). To attach a. o. to. To be addicted to.

Keeping at home. Laudanum.
C.U ^ j>jS
The fever. To be soft,

pliable.
ol^1
^ ^
*jSVj
îL!
To
To To
At
soften a. th.
To moisten
fi>
JjS
^j
v-iJ
(a garment).
;>jj
procrastinate, to linger in.
ojij
ic
OiV P
apologise to
a. 0. for (a
:
To To
stick to.
(5.
cj (^jJ a L?i)
delay).
;
To
delay (his rider

b'->ij
horse)
Who.
_
stick,
and pi.) îl] ^ piluji c^ c?j5^ j)'-Aj * 3''J, OLP'j OjJ-> 'JJ to fasten a. th. with to bolt
;
in
'o:^j
o'j^j
ol^b o->ij oiJ
the presence
of.
(a door) with.
He possesses wealth. He came in his name.

;
tJu i]iJ
il'ji
^
CjJ
sli
To be fastened, joined to. ,_> jl To constrain a. o. to repair to. Jt ^ ~ To spear a. 0. tj 5 To press, to importune a. 0. ip 'j To give to a. o, a strong cons- s jjj
titution (God),
At our place at our hands. For our part.

Softness, suppleness of
CU
î>
*j.j1*5j IuIjJ
the body.
To
cleave to a. 0.
jf
0*ji,j
j^
j"^
(antagonist).
Limber, supple, pliant.ola),^ To be coeval, con- t\'Ss\ i^jjl temporaneous. At, in the presence of.
J! ?-
olJ
-S-
vôl
^jjj
6j!
(^Y -^J
J jb j
J,J!,
3')
to be stuck to.
,_,
He
is
cleaves to
me he
;
yi
To adhere,
inJl.
my
companion.
Glue, paste.
Chi'jsocolla, carbonate of
J\J
^lij)
Catch, ring of a door. Bar of a door. Contentious ; perjL.j

tinacious, caviller.
jj
j\j,j j'j
îjljj,
copper.
Lithocolia, cement.
Poiuiice,
plaster-
TiJ'J -^j
j?^JO ^l^S" ~ jyy^j jyj

jj jj
-fy-j
Incorrigible.
'Jt
Jtjjy
Wrinkled old woman. J/J JfiS Of a strong constitution (man), jji/i
Intimate companion.
Mucilaginousness.jJ j5
His discourse
attaching.
'*-^'Jj
'"^jJ-j
Jij[^j -\il'J
is
^j)
^'Jj
'^'j'J
4*>lr J
To fill (a vessel), Yj]j U'J a Vj To bring forth (a child woman). To tend, to feed (cattle) s ]j]j ]jlj Yj
fi,
,
well.
filled (vessel). To be satia- lji7 To remain (in-door, in ^j A CCj5j ted (man). bed). To cleave to a. th. To be fixed, fast. To be Cjjo vj^ ^ To stick to a. o. barren (year). V^ 5 To stick, to cling to. To be incumbent upon a. o. ^ (duty). To sting a. 0. (scorpion). s To follow a. 0. *_, s C'\'J,j 'i^'j^'- yjS To be a ^ji (>yjj C jJ o Vjb closely. To continue a. th. contracted. To be hardened mud)r To make a. th. to A C^ljjl /^\ Narrow-pass. ^Jji^ cleave to a. o. Dearth. Calamity. di^'Jj \Jjt^ ^ *JJJ Barren year. To compel a. o. to. k_,j 5 To be obliged to. To take k_,j * /Ji\\ Sticky. Necessary. i_,j v It is not indispena. th. upon o.'s self. < To contract oj V "C'jiaj Ija C for collecting (the tithes). To undei-sable.
Ô'j
^J
-a-
To be
:^
:?
take (a work) at a stated price-
Exiguous.
5
^jl^J.
^
ij/\
i_)jj
To grasp a. 0. To necessitate
judge
a. th.
<>-
He
is ray
cousin
k_,jJ
jic
'ja
a. th.
to
^jiS.:.!.
closely related.
necessaiy.
Î^J
'Îjj
Bachelor.
Stingy, avaricious.
wiJi.it'
^J'J
^J^
Continuous, unceasing.
v'lA*
Judgment. Assiduous.
Assiduous.
Necessity, want.
;ij5
^y^
''^Jh
Necessary
consequence.
j.rj5'lj '-J^'Jî
To be ductible. (Ujj5j C5.JJ a ^^ ^ To be viscous, slimy. To stick, to glue to. uj To clog leaves). To be viscous, ^^
(
dirty (hair).
Obligation, duty.
^
Farming
cJ^\'ji\f: of tithes.
AJi^
Viscosity.
Sjj5
xir^j
Stretching. Viscous,
gluey.
^ ^J
Necessa'*y. Gr. Intransitive (verb).^jV
P/. Articles of want. Set of

tools
;
yj
\'y
Keeping at home.
Lapis lazuli
i'jj'jHj
*?tij^j
stores.
xi'Ja 'J^\
*>jb *? j5 ^jijVj ijijV P
The thing has yj^ become necessary.'

Press
^
;
ju>
(precious stone).
Azure-blue.
j:jj,j x;^!.
vice.
yyj, ^
of
To
stick, to
i_,
^^y/'Sî '4^jyS^ jXjIj Cjjj! a Jj* -8,
Helper. Adjudant-major.
yyJ>ijlJU
o jl
cleave to.
<
Contractor, farmer
tithes.
To
press o'j90j Cj! a oj3j CjJ

,
,
To cleave to. a CKjIj Uj^^' Jj"^ To stick, to glue a. th. ^ jj! -^j JjSl To botch (a work). a Jj5
Side.
(crowd).
Companion.
jj)^
-^
To make
pointed.
a. th.
(
fl>
"\YY
u-l
OJJ^J
sharp-
^Jlj jLijjlJ
s
fit
To coQtend in words with. To relate to a. o. (the

words)
of.
^^S
s jL]\
He To
lent
him a
suckling'.
;j,olll s
blaze (fire),
^lij
ÎJI
Ûj oJj
<LJ]j
/H. /.)
oU
Language. Tongue. Epistle,
letter.
Tongue of a balance. Spokesman of a tribe.

Tongue-shaped flame.
cdlKJI
yyi\ jUll
Language
in action. State
itself.
JbJI
speaking by
Wild
buglos.^.
Borage
{plants). jji\
Plantwjo major, arnoglossum, jiiJI larger plantain.

Lion's tail {plant).
^.li\
jiiil
jyi.iaill
Plantain {plant).
Honey-wort
{plant).
Seed of the ash-tree. Cynoglossiim, hound's tongue {plant). Hart's tongue {plant).
-^
j\jloi!l
îSCjl

Jc
j,y\
^c^'j
On behalf, name of.
in the
oVa oLD,
Every language is a oCjl^, yU, 'JT man i. e. One stands for as many
men as he knows languages. Double-tongued, dissemcniCL

bier. Bilinguous.
j'i
Lingual (letter). -j i:j Eloquent.^! ^ ^tH ^ ^\j o>U ô^' Tongue-.shaped (sandal). ^lUj ^;>J Stone at the entrance of a trap. vlJL
,
Liar.
To eat greedily. To push, to repel a. o. To be flurried by fear.

Flurried, restless.
0>liJ Ij^ o LJ {:}

s (iJ o
Ip
-^
jdlj
li.'l
^>îJ
To become vile. -{^ iîj o To destroy, to annihilate a. th. A Ji,V To be abolished, sacrificed, ^yo
reduced to nought.
Destruction, abolition,
annihilation.
J^yOj
sCi-il/'
To
be a thief, to practice robbery.
^^h
-WA)
-
To
^
oppress, to do
o.
;
CiJ
^'
^
violence to a.
To
join a. th
to string
(beads) with.
To apply o.'s self to. To lower (a veil). To

(dCT).
^ QJ
close a
JoJ
-ft-
A -
To do a. th. stealthily. A To close (a door). To steal To compact (a building). To become a thief. .^ To spy a. 0. in secret. To stick, to adhere to.
Thief, brigand.
UaJ o
a. th.
fi>
;^
^^j,T
^^.^17
jp
^ l^\
To conceal To deny (a
a. th.
from.
right) to.
quarrel.
fi,
^^ A *iJ ^t Aj 5
it
Female ^j LiJj
thief.
CjLSalj
oLoJ ^
^j loi,
,_^)
>i
j^^âJ'l
To
conceal a. th.
ijlj
To be violent in a To deny (a debt).
Ul
Nearness of the shoulders, of

the teeth.
lL6) IjI
'icli
be impregnated with. Necklace of beads. Denial of a debt.
To To
veil o.'s self.
Having narrow
^
JslL),
|^ ^
-LoJ
shoulders. Close-teethed.
Narrow
forehead.
:jlsj>^b
'LoJ
UU
i\]^^j JUa!
Thievishness, bri-
*r9>^
iol
"^
fin-
Prominent rock. Rogue, I'ascal.

Toothless.
gaudage, robbery.
Infested by thieves (counti-y).
'H'J '^^
'is]"l
To
stick to (the
;
J Ci) a ^-^
:
Hand-mill. Rolling-pin.
Bank
,
of JUai*
scabbard
ger
:
swoi'd)
upon (the
:
a river.
Wound on
*_.
the pericranium.
ring).
To
cleave
*iy a
^)j
l^ld a IkJ -
groimd). To beat a. o. on the back. Scarcely curable abscess. Scalp- i^v

to (the
To stick to (the bones To be narrow.

Narrow-pass,
strait.
skin),
^j
v>^J v^'-
wound.
Pericranium.
stlai^j Iki;
}<
Avaricious.
Deep and narrow wells.

Strait (road).
To To
clap, to slap a. o.
GU
ciJ
trouble
a. o.
(affair).
To
collect
Sticking to the scabbard (sword).k_,Lil>
a. th.
To dry upon the bones (p^

(skin).
a î) -^
To dash together (wawes). To clap, to slap o. a.

Bruised parts.
slap a. o. on the back. He prostrated him.
To diy up (skin), To set (stones) compactly.
uiJ a w^J
fit
-S-
d^
>_^^^
To
s GJaJ
To be bright
4j
(ijJeij CS-Îj CtiJ
(colour).
To To
defile, io
splash, to
sully,
^ s fiJj, fcU a ?ky'-smear a. o. with. to charge a. o. yii S

smeared with.
To To
To
v_,
j.iaij ,C-3>o)j CiiJ a
j^J
S
stick, to glue to.
adhere, to be contito.
Aj
^joV
j.ii1
with
evil.
guous
To
associate with.
with.
To b3
Dirt,
defiled,
^ îi
^jj
glue
a. th.
â
Small portion.
filth.
^^
f-Jj^j.oWaJ
ifc_,
Adherent, companion. Jc-^h J^' He is always Ji~^j Ji^^J Ji^' '^

sticking to meT
Plaster, poultice.
J>2ai
j.isli
I.0)
-S-
Stupid, foolish.
To knock
or
ji.
a. o.
CJJ
th.
To trample
at.
^
?*->
4i-ii5
--
heavily upon.
5
Adhering. Ally. Adoptive son.
To cast (a stone) To be defiled by. To dash together
fit
,_^V
Jj'>i^
To insult To dog,
(a
woman).
Jj:i,
5
,
\'^ o
(Jii
i
^\
^j
^^j
(waves).
to spy a. 0.
li)
^
(
jiJaJ
^Y\
M
^>li ^ ur^ J )
Slight indisposition.
<JS"_j*
:!3iLl
Pick-axe.
,.Hii.>^ w- w-liii^
Thinness, gracefulness. Kindness

in words. Compliance, agreeable inter course. Fondness. Thin, delicate. 'iiiaij olla), ^
Stone for breaking

fruit-stones.
To
slap
/o?-
^,M
on the face. To have a slight

a. 0.
dy
CsjJsij
(
^
J:^
-^
<
Gentle, kind.
(disease).
Witty
(word). -^ Slight
knowledge
roughly.
of.
To
do,
To hew to know
stones
a. th.
im-
The Kind One (God). F. Witticism nicety

;
jy^l
j
pejfectly.
I
iLi
*i-JJ
To
slap o. a.
^l'5c -^
of language.
j
Parts of the ribs adjacent to u^\'J the chest. Amiable, kind. oUJaJj oit>i>i
To slap a. o. 5 JaJ_, CJJ To be slapped. To have a blaze

, i
on the cheek (horse).
^ ^
a,
Fancy, mania, hobby-horse. ;iy ^ A slap : a shock. Staggers. Crack-brained, freakish. J-^^ ^ To kick a. 0. Ciial a ^Mj a ;.y -tt-
-A-
To
I I
lick
fi>
4c)b
*;Ub
^j ,y
^_i
a. th.
To To
seal (a letter).
slap, to
Lj
To To
<
strike a.
o.
v?ith (a stick).
hit a. o. en (the eye).
To
knock
s Clk),j *iJ9>ii
^V
^>^
erase (a name).
To
hit (the target).

fire.
<i^'.^\
a. o.
To
is
set a. th. on
To slap 0. a. To dash together (waves). To come into collision.

Slap. Shock.
He
dead.
j^1\j
To
To To
cjXIU ^ rjhi
be toothless. shed its teeth (camel). drink up (a beverage).
liLl
a /JJ
^Ll;
îai'lt.
Slapped.
^lij a4^J
of both parents. Ninth
Orphan
.^ ^^
^]
Fall of the teeth.
White
spot on
horse in a race. Perfume. Having a J^[ij,JJi ^ {m. f.) blaze on the cheek (horse). Musk, perfume. Beasts iLI ^ :U.^J loaded with perfumes. Scent-box.
the inside of the Negroes' lips. Palate. ^lUl ^ ^ Oil-cloth put under a oliJsJ -r *i^
child.
^ ^
^
,
Licking his fingers.

Toothless.
^'j
p,ila!
'ULJ
^ ,yi
Cheek.
oliU: o^
^Li;:
To be kind with
a. 0.
Jj ^j GiJ o
Û
-{^
To
shelter
o.'s
CLj i JJ <-j o liJ self in a cave. -^ To shelter o.'s
1^
self
anywhere.
To To
fjj a kl of keep- ^j JLI a ~h) ing a. th. in his house.

suspect a.
0.
settle in (a place).
To be thin, graceful. iaiUj fijj o To be elegant, gentle. To render a. th. fine, elegant. ^ ^ To mitigate (an evil). To treat a. 0. gently to s
;
wiL)
îfrT
To To To
oppress, to crush a.
0.
:>
tJ:
^S
wiljl
fondle a. 0.
lay wait for (the enemy),

0.
jc
to lurk for watching a.
To favour To show
a. o.
with.
ijj
,_j
is
o ^!A7j
wiliio
shelter o.'s
self.
Jaij
SOaJ
siLtJI
Place. Forehead.
kindness to with.
a. o. in.
To
present
a. 0.
Blaze on a horse's forehead.

Shelter.
z'J/i
Veil of
Greek
>
J^j S>yV
oClV ^
Gi-Îj
To To
treat
o. a.
kindly.
fi>
wilTiC
,_iiai.:i^
find a. th. delicate,
CbV
'JiJ -
gracious.
Benefit, gift, favour..
ciliaJ'l
?- -îa'
Bishops.
To
pursue, to
a. 0.
t^
Gift, present.
<iiJ
oliaJl ?r
track
Kindness, courtesy.
^^
w^
Play, sport, joke.
(
Â'
un. tL^ )
^j i^,
^ ;^
Game.
:
Colchicum autumnale *ij.'j?\ *f*^l remedy for rheumatism. (^plant)

Plaything, toy. Dice.
Plav, sport. Laughing>itock.
To drive a. o. away. To fall uninterruptedly (rain). To remain in (a place). To

cleave to a.
o.
'JaSl
^;j
Game. Laughing-stock. Puppet. XjîJ ^j *j^\

Û)
To keep to, to persevere in. Jj To pursue one ClUal j xiiÛ 'Jii7

another (warriors). Harsh, untractable man.
Assiduous.
*JiJ
')aiJ^
Drivel of a child. Mucilage of

plants.
Importuner.
jklll v_jU!
Honey. Gossamer. Mucilaginous.

Juice of
To
blaze
^
fruits.
^n
Îj
JkiJj
jtJ a
JiltUj 'Mj "^
J^
A
fiercely (fire).
'J.U)
:kl,u1
some
To stir (the fire). To burn with (anger).

Blazing
'
Ji!
^^'Hj
JiU
JiaJ
oCJj
Great
v-:i),j t;)j,( "*
A)
V.?-^J
>r^
fire.
^
Jolly, sportive, playful.

Xl^-iij
Hell-fire,
luUJj
vîJ
s^'-J
v^
^'iJ^
To
To
heU. produce tender herbs
^J
pi
^)
^
^J
joker, player.
(ground).
Place of entertainment. w*>U Theatre. Just, toui'nament.
collect tender herbs. ( for

a. o.
î
) ^^la
Cry uttered to
^j
i^'
Qj
sleeveless play-corslet.
Slii^j *IU
who
stumbles.
lit
:
Puppet.
FellovF-player, partner.
t^
v-e'J^.*
Inculpable evil,
helpless
CJ v
o>'ip
stumble.
Bi-andisher of spears.
ua//ie of
{Sur-
:d^VI
Tender herbs. Succory.

Herb. Draught.
^lil
mcunj warriors). A short-necked, white-bellied and long-winged green bird

desert.
Xtd
its
Xtli')
i^
The
world and
C^pVh^j Cj5jl
of
the
pleasures are short. To break (the bones).
;Ju)
-ii-
Drivelling (child).
^d'^*
<cX)
-r
v>^'
Trick.
dilatory, slow.
To be
oJ
^
-}^
To flicker (looming). ^Gj To be broken, crushed. To be ^^ exhausted, jaded. To loll out its
tongue (dog
).
Dilatory, slow.
cJJ
-(iiJ
c.;'j1
To tarry, to waver in. J îi7j To ponder on a. th. To cause a smart i^ A %^ a

pain to
a. o.
^^ ^
r-i)' -5^
Flickering of mirage.
^,UJ
/Ul
Exhaustion, overfatigue.
*i_UT
Cowardly,
fearful.
(blow).
To
iil^
s
.A
drivel
^!l_, , Cil a w-ij
To waste a. o^ (grief). To distress a. o. (affair). To stir (the lire). To be Siid, grieved.

Smart
<>
f,>liJ
4^
(baby).^
k_.iijj
i_Jt)lj
^.iv
^j^l
w^j
CUiijj
CaJj CJj, a s-^1
r-^^Jl
To play, to sport. To play at (a game).
^ydj
-^
To play^j
(blow).
Burning
r-J^^y ?r 't^'^
(love).
upon (a musical instrument). He practiced fencing.^lAllJ ^jUb.
w.J
Lagopus, hare-foot
:
(bird).
nJ-S
<r
To
lick (her young she camel).

a. th.
iJ>
5 1^;) a jil -
He is the sport of cares. '^^'^]\ *j *^ The houses are the Jl'Mi '^(i'J\
play of the winds.
To,bite
fy-
^;^!^j,CjJ a
lips.
\ljij
^J ^
,-.!
To chew. To have dark-red

Deep red of the
lips.
a < aSj
To dally, to joke with a. o. s ^tV To make a. o. to play, to sport. sîl To play a trick to a. o. to ^ ^l"^
;
scoff at.
Â^
^
^^
(plant).
food.
-ft-
Accursed. -^ Iliac passion in horses. To collect odorous

slants.
I
CAt>U
Cjyi.'^
Red-lipped.
Tangled
la (honey).
.)
^
J
have not tasted a

mouthful.
To thicken
;
felt qualmish. Covetous wicked. Vehemence of hunger.
Greedy of
Hi).
<J
Hunting bitch.
plant).
c>i>)
Aristolochla sempervirens
(
Fearful.
To be diflicult (affair), CoiU a ,_^J To show harshness toward.. ip îG To brand (a beast) ^ (_u:\ a iJj -Son the neck. To tattoo a. o. To harm, to wound a. o. with. (_j 5 ^ To deprive a. o. of his favours 5
(God).
-
Euphorbia triaculeata
tithjmal.
'J-\'yi
To
hurry.
foolish.
k_i5 -{^
To pasture near dwellings tie). To go along a wall.

Tattooing, streaks.
Side of a wall, of a
of sheep.
i)
cat-
IiJ
Weak-minded,
,
J,uJl
JaiJ
JaJi'j
%^Mj \\ jiij ^.j^j ^*' o fc_^)j a o To be weary, overfatigued.
niountain.
Q)
Evil look. Black spot on the neck
*iaji5
To lap To sow
tribe).
(dog).
dissension in (a Jt CiJ
Black-,spotted on the neck (ewe),
-ikij
Pasturage near dwelj

I
hc.'^/-
Jaii^
To make false reports to. To fatigue, a. o. s ^l^j To jade (a beast). To track (the game). To
pursue a. o. closely. "Weak-minded. Vicious i_,^)j kîtl (speech). Gum of the front teeth. lU-trimmed arrow. t_jUlj t_^
lings.
'
To crouch (lion). î7j ^l] To lick a. tb, ft js;')^ ;3;)j Csil a He is dead. To give t6 a. o. a. th. to lick. To be altered (colour).
ift
,j^
Ja5
\
-H-
y .^
Remainder of green pasture.

Spoonful.
Bad pen. v_,j)j He has overtaken him

Weak-mindedness.
Tired, weary.
^Jj l_^J
*i.Sj ,_aXj
-li1
Avaricious, greedy.
Linctus, electuary.
Spoon.
-^
jt>^>;
;-__5v;:
^j *2.i
Languid, gentle wind To bring (camels)

together.
21
luJ
Ji
Trowel. Garnet, rubis. Perhaps, it may be that.
Perhaps thou raayest.
To To
erect (the ears).

clasp the
A 2 jirJIj
hand
of.
otV
oiJ
Lobe ajiU) ^
Angered.
Jii-uJ j ijlu]j,iUJl of the ear. Flesh of the palate.
To curse a. o To curse a. o. To curse o. a. To curse o.'s self.

Curse, imprecation.
5 U,J a
^)
oiir/i
oUlj
j[ul
To distort a. th. To make (its burrow)

wind (jerboa).
A
to
IjiJ
o jiJ
-S-
j* ji)l^
Curse.
Cui-ser.
z;;ujj
C.UJ
He spoke ^y^\ yi\j

Tortuous burrow : winding road, maze.
Riddle,
^^Vfeill
j J-Sj jDj
ji)
enigmatically, equivocally.
yi]j
enigma
jUJi ^ jiij jfj jij ambiguous speech.
ji)
Cursing often. (?n. f.) cca^j xiij Accursed, loathed. Manikin used as scarecrow. cn-J cn*ul The accursed one i. e. Satan. Object of curse. Privy ^ty,^ ^ iiiU
in
a public place.
JD
Sound, voice. Slip, mistake,
"\
u)
J^'J
Riddle, equivocaj
Sj^lj i^lnib
'llJji'j
Word,
expression.
Cj^j
?r *'
tion.
Classical language. Dialect.
j
jiuf
Philology.
Philologists.
Trifle, vanity. Slip of Ian-
Xiijl
Jit
'
To
:Uj3I
JaI
a LiJ' - clamour, to utter confuse sounds.

JavJlj Jaljj
,
Ct-li.j
Ckij'
"Cj-Sj jii
'
To coo
(pigeon,
Oa^'j
CLi3'
Jaii"
guage. Useless word.
grouse).
Rash
oath.
jjS oj*^
To throw heated
(milk).
Coiifu.sed noi.se,
I
stones into
A> Jaiil
Idiomatic. Lexicographist, philologist.
j^ -^j
'^/il
JaUJt
^ Jaij
Lif
Subject, topic. Idioma, slang,

Idle
sîj'
clamour.
word, action.
tender (plant). Soft^jijl
,
j'^'
i
To round up
I
(a
Cli)'
a wi-f
-S-
Weak,
^yS
-J}-
moufthul).
fleshed.
Groundless rumours.
To roll up, to s wiiJl A ^'j uT o C-iJ' -^ wrap a. th. To wrap (a corpse) in. :Iii j Li)' IMouthfnl. ^ To twist a turban I'ound. *lj]l Accomplice of thieves. MiiJ ^ ^f Gang of robbers. To conjoin a. th. with. HAa 4_, a LiJ' He mixes all sorts of food. j^VI J To foam (camel). To (Jf a îi)' -^ spread false rumours. To be tangled (plants). ZJ3\j To hide (the head) under the î' tiS] -^ To mine (a building). To anoint the corners of the wing (bird). ^ ^li; To wrap o.'s self in (a mouth with. j liilj ^jjIIJ
:
!
^ sJ)^)
To meet. To kiss a. o. To associate with thieves. To give balls of food to a. o. To ill-treat a. o.
^V
fi>
fi>
cloak).
To gather against. jc LiSJIj uXl^ To mix together (fighters). |^>^7 They came with ^,x>*i;j jr*^. b''Qpeople from various tribes.
j
He moved the corners of the mouth in speaking. To recall a. th. to memory.
^y,K^[j
jTSj
Ointment. Nerves and veins of the tongue.

^
^'
Ts
Involution and evolution [in

rhetoric).
î'ij li)
Foam
juJ
]j
Mixed crowd. They came with

their
,J^ ^
li)
4-
Blasting mine. TJ^^j ^j^ of camels. Miner.
^^ la' ^j
cjUJ
ijtb.
own
people.
Grove.
<
'Os'j "i^^j Kifj Lii,j ZjS
Turban, head-band.
lio* ^ *!)'
xjul
îS'
Corners of the mouth. To be defiled, smeared. To be tangled (plant).
1^ a
I
Wrapper, glume,
^^lif envelope. Swaddling-clothes.
To speak. \'^ uf -H*_i Vj *2^) J Oi aîJjaUJj, ji) o To utter nonsenses. To JîJI j sliLlj
commit blunders
in speech.
Distortion of a muscle.
Complicated. Rabble. Friend. Gr. Verb having two weak letters

Skein,
hair.
roll.
To be addicted
thirst.
to.
To
k_,
drink (water) without
jS a ^' quenching
s J^'v
Lock of
Li3
^'uj'
,^
Bushy. Impeded in
speech. Pei"plexed.
'Uj'
li
To To
sport, to joke with.
exclude, to eliminate, to
a. th.
A ^^1
suppress
Tufty trees. Tufty plants. Blanket, wrapper.
oUjI
wi-jÛ
To disappoint a. o. To study the idiotisms

a. o.'s
of
^^-l
uiui^j CA*
language.
Âr
Wrapped,
-^
<
Cabbage.
-ft-
To
constrain a
o. to
beg a th.j
Abjectedness.
Bankrupt. To burn a. th.

(fire,
OuJJj
i>ii]
9^
a
-ft-
wiud).
y_,
To eat greedily. To totter. iUj' To wrap, to cover a. th. * To wrap o.'s self in. i_, wiLift Weak, infirm. ûUj tiîj ^liT
Bindweed. To bark (a
tree).
To
strike a, o. slightly
s Gi)
ci>i'
with (a sword). Burning (heat,

wind).
u:j|_,
tuij
'vil'
a u'
-ft-
^\'J ^
(
^Vj
)
^yk)
To traduce
a. 0.
To
un. *:iu)
strip (the flesh) from (a
4>
Mandrake, sweet
ûi
--
bone).
To
smelling egg-plant ( Û-i ). cast cjj A QJ5 a Jii'Jj

;
ij)
forth (venom)
(the mouth).
to eject (spittle)
from
To
cast a. th. on the shore
J^
~ To turn a. 0. back from. cA ^ The wind swept (the tiiUl t^j js.fi> clouds) away from the sky. To strike a. 0. with (a statf ). ^_, i uj' To remain : to be reduntij' a ^'
dant.
(sea).
To
reject a.
o. (tribe).
He died. He pronounced, he
uttered words. Utterance, ol^*)
pronunciation,
pression.
Literally, verbally.
^r
iliJ
^^VfeOu
Jiiilj Jiij
Remainder
little.
of a due. Dust.
uj'
Jall7j Jai)"
*i3iJj,JUJI
accent.
^ Word,
Jiii
Boneless piece of flesh. To wring, to twist a. th.

about.
ixiJ'
Cuj'
c-*s'
-^
ex-
CJail
Feeding her chickens with the ilijV beak (bird). The sea. Ewe. Mill. Thepresent;Ias:^)|
world.
Particles ejected
He spoke inconsiderately. ^>lfeJI To strip (a tree) from (its îbark). To avert (the face) from.
fi>
To To To
ill-treat (cattle).
s
c/'
avert a.
0.
from.
oUiuS ^ xt'CiJ from the mouth. Refuse, remainder. Expectorated. Uttered. is'jilij ia-.il To cover the head a ^j CJ) a ;*) -i^
JiUJj
^
(hoariness).
turn towards. To Ji_ cJilj c.ij take care of. To show regard to. He looked about o'_/^j *I4J ?*> zJ^> to the right and left. Do not mind him. Isi) ^^7 V Turnip. Half of a. thing Cow. zS).
To eat much. Îf To be hoary (man). To wrap o.'s self in i_, ;,i~j)j (clothes ). To be clothed with (ver-
^Rape
plant).
Left-handedness.
^JJ
oCxiJ'
turn.
glance to the
left.
?ti3'
right or
dure
land).
juill
it
Cross-tempered.
He surrounded the enemy, To be altered (colour).

Cloak.
f,U!
o>ib
k^^'
xri'j
Ill-treating cattle.
^r)l
Patch on a
shirt.
;<Li!^ *tU5
Gruel of colocynth and flour. xij^j Left-handed. Twist- ^j ^ '\xiS ^ cJjt horned (ram). Squint-eyed. Foolish.
To
if-
fell
(a seam).
jl)j
,(2!)'
jlf
-^
Awkward.
Heed. Regard, care.
To
stitch (a garment).
Gram.
1^
oUrll
-^
To obtain a. th. >b luUj' a Ji)' He set doing. jiij To embellish (a narration) with* jlJ lies. To forge up (a story), To
-tf-
Abrupt transition.
To exhaust
fulfil
(a
* cîL:
To
c-!
pasturage).
conceal (news).
To
-J1-
(a design).
destitute,
jfJil
patch up (a work). To overtake a. 0.
To become
!>ti!
îj
bankrupt.
To
receive the
CT" nickname
(
of.
i_,
AAi
To
^;]
^^^
restore her atFairs (tribe).
Nickname, bj-narae. cjUJl ^ w^ To impreg- jt îJtj rtib i^^î' a 9--i' -Snate (a palm-tree). To vaccinate
a. o.
Skirt.
Double-skirted gar-
< To
To
To graft a tree). throw a. th.

,
>* ^^Jjj ^-J^
conceive îi7j GvCaJj Gî-j G-iJ a r--?3 (female). To be impregnated (palm-
0;UiJ ^li ei"^ ment. They are inseparable. Piece of cloth sewed with JUijj JU! another. Sewing. Falsehood, ^ '^~\^ "^
o^^
'
tree).
False story.
:
To impregnate (trees To .swell (thd clouds He caused evil between

:
wind),
a îl
Selvage.
<AiL:
>
-^
wind).
\y<, ^.iiij riiJi
To humbug,
stories.
to
make up
ija'^
jSy
dUJ
them.
Left-handed.
a. o.
dUJij wLil'
-Ji-
To charge
crime.
with a
false
it
^JS
Foolish.
To
(
veil
her
Îj ^lo
:tlj^
Ci)'
J^
J^-^p
-^
To
"^
feign to be pregnant
).
she-
^Jj
r-J^lj
face (womao).
camel
Woman's
on the
face-veil, muffler.
Û3^
To
stx'etch o.'s self
Doctor
in
ouli
<>-j
ground. To be fecundated (palm-tree). To be fit to be fecundated

(palm-tree).
divinity.
rs^[
?riiz^l
Pollen of male palm-trees,
ûlj
9-Jj
Fecundation. Wet-nurse. Eagle.
To wrong- a. 0. iii^ 1^ o UJ -J^ To come back home). i ^'J -^ To frequent (a house). To attract a. 0. to o.'s house.* ^] ^ To find a. th. or a. 0. Jj * ^\\
(
^Csjj rd\
i^^^
found him at the last gasp.

to repair a. th.
c^li
lilill
Raven.
To mend,
MUch-camel. Full of dangers (war).
Pregnant.
rJiih
^.^1^
A j'%
-ul
Dust, earth, rubbish.
^.JV
Strangers.
luQ)
-{^
Pregnant (she-camel). ^JJ ^ ^îj Fecundating ti'ees rain- 9-3!A>j îy

:
^ Meeting-place, rendezvous. ^ To lap. To be loose ul o

(horse-shoe).
JiU
ji
To rumble
(belly).
bringing (winds).
To
r-Ji'%'
rr
sti'ike
(the eye) with the
*
jj
xsjj
Preguant (she-camel). Foetus. Mother. Source

of fecundation.
^.^^
xi-Jiv^
hand.
r-^yji
Furrow,
part.
cro\ice.
Ditches narrower on the upper

a. 0. 5 Iji! o j2)
To To
strike, to
find fault
punch with
;
Ci)
JjJ
Bat, racket.
to ahuse a.
0.
He was prone
(evil).
to
J|
Csj a
ilii
'c^
To clap its beak ( crane ). To move its tongue and

(
jaws
snake).
th.
He
felt
a loafor.
^> ili; c-liJuj cJ-a^
thing
To agitate a. To be moved,
clapped.
* j^7
To detain, to delay a. 0. s ,_^1.! To nickuame a. 0. 5 Cujj ilJ^ ^V To be detained, delayed. "^ tr-2j^ To abuse 0. a. ,^>^ Mange, scab. ^jVj ^J
Keviler.
Crane, stork. jJu' Clapping of the crane's bill.
The clashing letters tj 1 i ^ (_>

,
, ,
i.
e.
luiSil
^jjz
Sower
of discord.
Still
and piercing (look).

a. 0.
To nickname
Ji)-
sJ^
-ft-
To
be altered
(coloiu-).
f.lijj
^~]\
f.&
Late, lardy.
Flies.
Hiimbtigger.
oUal ^
,
XtUJj
,;-i.')
5.C2!
To converse with Word, talk.
a. 0.5
^sV J.aS
^] >
Humbugger, braggart .iûiJj
^lai^j
Pine-wood used as
^^
^ji[
-^
fuel.
jjji -^
-ft-
To
wi-! Ij ^j5Cj
CluJj
CisJ
a wisJ -^
catch (a ball). To crumble down

(tank).
u^j
a
U2! a
^J
To burn (the skin). A \'.^j a ^2) To be narrow. \.k32J a ^S! He was distressed, painfully ilU c.o2J
atlected.
To swallow up
Side of a tank.
(a dish),
îll^j .Jul
To To
take, to seize a. th.
fit
jC5J"l
^ ^J
Jw)
ôsi^
Gari'ulous.
Prone to mischief.
^sl
Nimble, dexterous.
^J-^h o3)j îl

.-i-3)j
pick up a. th.
To
I'usT o iaS -^
Crumbling
(tank).
Q Sky-light.
glean. To mend (a garment). ~ To acquire (knowledge) o* *
To
obstruct, to stop
a
.
(Jfi
Ji\
from
^
(a
book).
(a road).
To gobble A îlj ^Cj

(a mouthful).
CJ) a
^j -
To overtake a. 0. in running, s To catch (a bird, a thief}. To ba opposite to, ClsC2! j iyî^ loV
fi>
by mouth- a 5 î! \) ^) fuls. To feed ( a bird) with the beak. ^ To cut ( bread ) into fi> Jj
feed a.
o.
To
to face a. th.
mouthfuLs.
To put
(coffee) in boiling
To pick u[) (fruit). A JairJIj Joljj To fall upon a. th. by chance, a Jsîl^ To collect a. th.
Picking.s.
( U7i. xl^'uij
r^jaiij
water. He has silenced him. 3?i*!l ii-*'^ < To b3 cut into pieces (bread), û Middle of a road. J{ij ^2)
Morcel, gobblet. Mouthful.
siii)
) Jai)
Gleanings. Treasure-trove.
ling.
-^
Found-
Gold-ore
mine-ore.
LllISl _^fr
ci^^'J^
^)j
^5)
;i2'!
Gleanings.
J,V2jj JG5
Il2t)lj
He
^-%^>J' 0C2'!
lives
from
îcj
JaSV
Lokman, celebrated
philosopher and fabulist.
Glutton, voracious.
gleanings.
Gleaner. Patcher. Freed
iLsv
X/i\2\lj
j>\.2\'i
slave.
To be quick-minded. To A îjj,"OC2)j AJiiJj

To make
a. th. -^
a. o. to
zi& o
*ii!j
^^^ -^
(j2J
Gizzard.
^îi-.!'
ilaSV
Ci3 a
Picked up. Foundling (child).

Vile.
I
Iî?_j 'iia2j
^ i^^
^ xLJ)
1>\^^\
perceive, to understand a. th. sharply.
understand A s ^1 To suggest, to dictate a. th.

a. th. easily.
isj (2}
People of the lowest class.

Pincers, tongs.
la^'îi
to
a. 0.
Jafu
Iul^
To To
learn
receive (advice) from.
a ^)] A ^lij
<LJl2Jj *Ji2J
Nippers. Writing-reed.
Spider.
L-S^l;:
Support, help
Keen
intelligence.
Mastic, cement.
Keen-minded.
To throw a. th. away, a Ci) a ^) To pick, to peck a. th. (fly). To sting a. 0. (snake). s He overcame him in ^ÛaJLi
words.
-S-
2*
jTtS
To
afflict a. o.
with
S I'JJ
V2J --
facial paralysis (God).
He smote him with

Si5^
evil eye.
the
4^1.;j
To have
the
mouth
distorted
by palsy.
Palsy, distortion of the mouth.
Swift eagle.
12) \j
'Ul
21, >J'J
To pass swiftly. To quarrel with a. o. He broke forth into idle

words.
Ou3
jSîaSh
i ^^S
Ît
Female eagle.
j5CJ
{Â^)
To
linger j
'dci[
dll
To speak
incorrectly.
in (an affair).
Flesh. Banyan-tree, producing
'dU
gum-lac. Lac, 100000

(rupees). -^
i)^j
Ten
billions.
ii'^]]
'dU
'<L^ Lac, resin. Box, blow, punch. olfeJ ?- *^ Compact-fleshed (she-camel). 7^) Leather vai'nished with gum-lac. 'V&iJ
To meet a. o. ^j ji) 't.Sj To find out a. th. <) To last long (garment). ^ To lean upon. To procure a. th. for. To receive a. th. from. To encounter a. o. s
face to face.
tZjS^j
To throw
ground.
a. th.
on the
a. th. to.
Compact (army). Liquid pitch. Compact flesh.

Firm-fleshed.
iJVfeii
c^
To forward
difeiiij
dClfe^J
To
strike a, o. repeatedly
fist.
^
He To
listened to him.
displace a. th.
To
cast
a. th.
away
from.
with the
Trot.
diifej -^
He prostrated ;>jVl *jj 5 'ifeJ a him on the ground. To lash a. o. To give to a. o. his
due.
W*
s
To bestow (mercy) upon a. o. j. A To inspire a. th. to a. o. God). To charge a. o. with. To propose (a

(
riddle) to.
To
together. To keep to ( a place). a [^ ^ To cling to a. o. He laid on the back. < He caught it in the To apologise to a. o. ^s. IfeJ^ To give up a. th. ^ air. To overburden a. o. a tfcJ o cS^ ^ Cast off refuse. To strike a. o. Encounter finding. To have an ulcer on the Gifeij a cS^^ Facing. Encounter. mouth (camel). Thing found by chance. Pustules on a camel's o^j c-^ Middle of a road.
:
To meet To meet
be thrown, flung. a. th. or a.
o.
^j
Jaij "jz
mouth. Whitish, glistening stones:

mica.
Plasterers.
Over against
oVfe^
towards, opposite.
<Jj
S*tSj
^>;
Spontaneously.
'Vii;
cJ^
jf
Coming in They both

ther.
front.
<!5J v
'J0
face one ano-
ot^ U-l^
'jy\
To
To
box, to strike
G^feJ
^^^XJ
-S-
a. 0.
with the
fist.
Riddle. Pi. Accidents,

|j5Cj o
a. o.
S-J^l
strike a. o. with
j^ ^
the hand, to repel
To adhei-e to a. th. (dirt), j^ |j^ a jSCj To stick together (dirt), ^j -JoJj To become fleshy.
Avaricious. Ill-tempered.
Mallet, pestle.
mishaps. Leaning upon. j Jsli Meeting-place, rendezvous, jixJ^j ,j^
j^
j^Cl;
Branching of two roads. Confluent of two streams. The day of the last judgment.,3_^l ^^ Tried by misfortunes. Cast. JsU
Inauspicious.
Setting his bonds so as to find

relief (captive).
j^yj>
To
i^jJO
fist.
cuff,
to
thump
a. o.
'Jî ^"î s"i^ o wU

;b
-S-
To
strike a.
o.
upon
o j5CJ -^
on the neck.
the breast with the To box together.

^
To
criticise,
Ij^^jj 5 j^V to scoff at jt _^1j -^
a. o.
To strip (a bone) fi'om the flesh. To mix a. th. To be compressed, squeezed. To be compact (crowd).
lyiJI.
a
age of disci-etion (boy). To draw near. 1 He is on the point of doing, jiij
Avaricious.
i
jjCI
--
To catch, to overtake a. He caught the meaning. He committed a fault. To vi.sit a. o. To be collected (people)
o.
J*~
_J-iJlj
'
To tap a. o. slightly. 5 CifeO jjy^ To prick (a beast). To strike a, o. with Ca^J o
j^
;.feJ
-ft-
the
fist.
'A
'J
To eat and drink. To bump the head against

udder (suckling).
CfeiJ
-tt-
its
mother's
< Numerous
Visit. Collection.
crowd. Misfor
^>J ^
To
chide
a. o.
pubUcly.
To
sting
tune. -^ Meeting.
a. 0. (scorpion).
Touch
of insanity.
{s. pi.) i5
To be contemptible.
L-^lfeUj Ci^l a
Fellow-traveller. Party
of women. Lock of hair
To agglutinate on
falling
j^li} j
(the
it
C50
body
dirt).
on the lobe of the ear. Evil eye. Dread. Seldom, at times. Meeting-house. Experience, knowledge. Alms-collector, Gatherer. Momentous (affaii Gathering his^/i
-<>
Vile, infamous.
\j
,^j
<f.Js:i
^
-^
-ft-
To
dwell, to insist upon 'a
J û^J
matter).
To punch, to cu;F a. To box together.

<>-
o. 5
C3CJ o
^^
s
^V
-ft-
Fisticuffs,
punch, box.
<;5CJ
Hard (hoof).
J^lh
J^) >^
)
people.
Visitor.
To
Reaching maturity.
olti^
;jî45j I'j^h i'^j '^^ a ^SCJ be impeded in speech.

[after a
). (
Accident. Stroke of
fortune.
But
for^-ij
^v ^j
\
negation
tion').
But not
(/'êr
an affirma-
Gathered. Crack-brained.
1 Negative particle.
Not
yet.
But. Only, since, because.
^ Brass basin. olfe5 -r Impediment in speech, barbarous xi&J
c^
They have not yet

experienced sorrow.
(2*^)
U(l'>i\
l^jlu
it!
speaking.
Stammerer.
^ Inn, hotel.
j^
>UfeJ
^ ^^1
Is
-ft-
Conjunction preceding the per-
SoiJ^
fect.
When.
Since.
i
To
stick to.
JC) a
^'
~
When
he came,
honou- '^'J'S aV C)
Given, addicted to.

In order that.
"SO
red him.
li^^j J^,
To tuck up
heap up
(the skirts).
(stones).
To * To round (a
Jl^] -^ stone).
Ji;jj
Lest.
>CJXJ
'J
-ft-
Negative particle giving to the

present
the
To be collected, rolled up. Numerous and compact

army. Crowd.
Elephant's proboscis.
sense
of
the
perfect.
^'U.I'-j
ÛJ
Not.
He
did not eat.

?
^yO
*iUli
,
Why
Is it
[î: 'J
?
For what reason

?
^
V^
-ft-
not
To
lay jp \;j ij ji^j A 'UJ a hands upon. To appropriate a.
U
ih.
yi^J,Vlb
To
pick up. to collect
Cj o
^
'.Jit
(things).
To
get possession of. To \l \_j1 take away a. th. stealthily. To deny

(a right).
a. th.
May God
To
I'epair the disor- iîi,

I
^
^
der of his affairs

alight at a.
o.'s.
To take
away.
o.
\i:!l
Itl^j
it
To To
enclose a.
(earth).
To To
\
'j:]\^
'Jh ~
be seized with madness.
commit shght
faults.
be altered (complexion).
'A
maturity (palm-tree).
To near 'j\ To near the
'
.1
Touch, contact, palpation. Diamond. Of suspected origin, or ^j^

character.
Soft, delicate
-ij'l
Plnce in which a. ih. is taken, e'-j^ Net of hunters. To eat with the extre- fit G^j o r-^J -Hmity of the mouth.
woman.
;lii;jl j\
To
To
S'^'
give
takt;
(little food)
to
s ?^1I
Road.
a. o.
before a meal.
He touched him
little food.
r^Jj5
on the diseased part. Unable to defend himself (man*.
Little food
,_^^V ju
V
1
taken -rJil^^'Jj, ^\'J before a meal. have not tasted any&.ij i^j'i C
thing.
^rii-J
Bargain concluded by ili>OI ;ij; touching the commodity. Place telt with the hand. ,j~^ Felt. Smooth, polished (saddle). ^j->UJ
Ugly, hideous. Eating r-^Jj r-Jj
much.
Corner.5 of the mouth.
r-^^
To eat starch. Ca4J To take and Uck a. th. on the finger. To pinch a. o. To be within reach (tree).
Starch.
^:j
ij
fii
-^
Glossy, smooth.
^^p
^âij ]
To glance stealthily at. f^j s -rCSWj To shine, to G-C^j Cu^j ^:j a rOJ
glisten.
^:J
C.
To ba Hurried, to fret. To take away a. th. To taste. To wipe Jii^j

o.'s lips
u;! o
LJ
-{^
^ iiiiJl
,
To hint at. To show (her

(woman).
His sight
J|^
,^
^sS\
face) stealthily
ClaJ o iaj -^
S JaJj Jii
with the tongue. He gave him a *23 ^>

part of his^due. To enrage a. o. To move about his tongue
(snake).
I
was
lost.
lr^
5^*-'
Evidence.
I
^^
viA-ij'"^'
will
show thee the i^C (WU
thing clearly.
Glance, glimpse. Likeness of
features.
Û^'i^
li;.]
have not tasted anything.
6.^1)
Shining (star). ^CJj ^^j_, ^.>v Sharp-sighted falcon. ^CJ

Hint, allusion.
9'^,yi
To snap a. th. To smack (the

steal, to
self in.
fi>
JaiiJl
^'--ij
^'./^^^
lips).
To
^j
Jaî
o.'s
Features.
take off
a. th.
To wrap
He has the
jjol
^.^>t;: jl x;.4J *^j
features of his father.
To have a white
lower
spot on the
*Ji;.!i_
To humble
before.
o.'s self
\XJ o j^J
-ft-
lip (horse).
White
lip of
spot on the lower
dijj
iaiJ
Lowered, humbled.
o'XJ
j
a horse.
to taste.
lip
jjviJ iJ C*
He has nothing
To wink to a. o. To make a sign with

proach, to speak
repel
a. o.
i^j
j^.)
^
re-
the eye.
To
"White-spotted on the ( horse ).

Circuit of the lips.
JiiJ
ill of.
To
strike, to
Ji>U
Backbiter.
ejjj JU5
/ft
To
flash ^'J]\j 4i7_,,Ci;;jj G4J a ^J - (lightning). To glisten (colour).
To
touch, to
^<ij,C:J
^'J
To make a hand). To
snatch
sign with (the

flap (its
,^
:
^]j
To
^t)
with the hand. To seek or ask for a. th.

feel a. th.
^
/b y
^ ,; i
wings
bird).
a. th.
fi>
To variegate (cloth). To have withering plants
To To To
land),
^'i
^^j] ask, to beg, to request a. th.* ^^J^ seek, to request a. th. ^> fi> ^_p.i7*!l. from.
help a. o. to attain a. th.
^
To have
lips of
\A^ )
--
;
*
^.i')b ;4.^
the
Jj
^_,
C;.]
jj
a deep red.
To carry off a. tb. To be altered (colour).

Brightness, shining.
^\[
oliJj
f,Vj_j
To steal a. th. To be altered (colour).

Deep red of the lips. Red-lippeLl. Thick
(shade). Tufty (tree)?
^ ^j
'Jj
"i
^jl J^"^-} SA
^ Jj]
-H-
Withered uart
plant.
/J ^] ^ xi'J Part of the body unwashed ia

of a
IJ
;',;.)
the
ablution.
Crowd
of
people.
Negative parlicle used before the 'J fiduve. He, she, it will not. Thou shalt not see me. ^)j Anchor. J^]
Brightness of complexion. He has enough to jii^l yi

live on.
<^
'<^
J
P
Spot on a horse's skin
-/.Û
Looming.
Fluttering light.
^j^'^
To weave
(a line textile).
A
^
î^J
Weak
To
(poetry, speech).
desert.
!iiJ
*i^v
Upper part of a
ture.
child's skull.
-.ctC-b
Looming
X^x^)
OC^Jj Ci;ij blaze fiercely
C^1j
tr^j C4I a
^^
a ^?J
^)
Desert subject to mirage. Vul-
*tL^
(lire).
C;Ci.^j T-il
/fc
Sharp-minded.
Liar.
k_.3lj
[,Uj
"
-*
To burn with To make (the

blaze.
thirst.
fire) to
o^''-' '^'^ " ^î^
^4!
_4J'|
Mirage. Lightuing not ^"96^ ^ followed by rain PI. Glittering weapons.
^^
To
be
fiery, to raise
dust in his
run (horse). To flash time after time

(lightning).
Wings
Soil
To incite a. 0. to. J 5 To blaze up (fire). v*-''-' v4i^ He was burnt by hunger.- 1^ ^4-^'-' To burn with anger. To be v--*i')l
inflamed (limb).
Cleft,
iji;)
of a bird. J,^l l-ii^ where XiiiJ^j Xii.l>^j ^JJ^ u^jl mirage is produced. Piebald (horse). Speech mixed of ^tU Turkish and Arabic.
To
wi'ite.
a.
To
th.
fi,
Csîj
JJ *
ou
the
Ji^
erase
To
slap a.
0.
J î;!j
^^_,
î;j1
;
^ ^;i
in
eye.
ravine between
two rocks
X<,Jit)
-ff-j
defile
a mountain. Blaze, ardour of

fire.
^-fb oUib
w..*)
To look at. To fix (the eyes) To patch up, to
on.
fi>
^5
for j5j
)
jt' -
Burning- thirst.
Fieiiness of a horse.
"-jli-Jj
x;*!
Burning heat. Hot day,

Inflammation (disease), ow^ll ^
C}\^'^
^^]
botch (a woi'k). To take little (food). Middle part of a road. Small quantity of food or
^
JiJ^^
drin'k.
jtlj
3^
vV
k_ji*:!l
Burnt by thirst. ^\l\ ^ ^4] ^ oC*^ Saturated with red dye (cloth). ^\.L
Divi- ( o^p. to C)j^\j ) nity, divine nature.
To knead (dough). He has not taken the

least food.
it (k;.)
jQ di'J *
i^J dl~J dXJ^
î;li
^^
oâV
c^)
*
V^
Theologian, theological. Theology.
*J_>aV
Eye-water. Anointed with coUyrium. Strong youth.

fy-
ii\:jj
oâ^!)
Galleys, penal servitude.
o^^J
5
G
-^
Dogmatic theology. Moral theology.
^^!l
câÂJI
To
-^
sentence
a. o. to
the
^^1
oli->5
'yiVi cj>a:^!I
galleys.
To
c45Jlj,ui;5j G45 a c4' - tongue (dog).

loll
the
Harbour.
(
Lemon.
un. *j^^
T o,^
To be thirsty. Fatigue, thirst.

Ardour of
Cli-Jj v';Ci;b
t;! a c-i)
;;4')
To
eat up a. th.
* 1^
tj
thirst.
Pangs
of
o^,')
Party from three to ten. Equal, xj coeval. Wife. Mate. One of a pair.
c \\-
lT-"
To rush upon (food) To hurry towards.
death.
Red
spots on palm-leaves.
^
Thirsty.
A licking,
Sprightly.
trifle.
i'liJj ^l^Jj
^î;,!
s
Sl-iJ
To
To
be addicted,
to.
^ ^]j
j.;j ^ cj<^ (^j a r~f

'
^ ,.^V
JaiJ
accustomed
give
little
To
slap a. o. with the

of the hand.
(k^ a
"^
food to a.
affair
o.
rr^
flat
before dinner.
To hit a. 0. with (an arrow), v ^ ~ ^ To gobble. C foi- hj ) To prostrate a. o. J^j'Vl v. To bring forth a child Cj3^.
(woman).
To be
intricate
).
To
^l^J'^
curdle (milk).
To
close
from drowsixi^^
ness (eyes).
Tongue. Dialect, accent, Ianguage.

Little food taken before dinner.
Rumours, reports.
î-ji
xkj.)
-ft-
:i^
To be compliant. ^\^j C4' a ^J To speak from the corner iil4J a ^J

of the mouth. Compliant.
craving Drowsy, slumbering.
Addicted
to,
for.
i_j
f^-^yj
^
^
-ft-
<:r.^
^rî^^
fi>
Intricate (affair).
^j ^j ^
,
To
a.
regret jc wj4i^j th. missed.
^li+l
To cook (meat) imperfectly. To do

tely.
rr'î
5r>^
a. th.
precipita-
To grieve for a. o. To be greedy of To be heart-bi'okeu. To

(fire).
5
Jl^
.jijj
Broad and beaten road.
J>,'^
^^]
blaze
wjirji
To be beaten, traced out To jade a. o. To over- 5

burden (a beast
:
(road). J*.'^ ij^J a o+l -fi-
load).
* To lick, to eat up a. th. j^^j ~ vXU ^) C To repel a, 0. in striking. To press a. o. o>U lii^ ^ s jî'l How unhappy eU^J C j li^ (^ j Zi^ C To injure, to wrong a. o. What a loss To treat a, 0. scornfully, harshly. _, I am To help a. 0. against. Alas What a loss ilil^J C j iii) G Jp .d^j.. j.'^ Sad. Disquieted, j'l^j ,j^ ^ l'^ ^ oUi) Weakening of the legs. Tumour Heart-broken. oliJ ^ v^' ^-^J ^"^ on the chest of camels. To be ili^ j4i7j Cgjj (sj) a j^'j ^ Sigh, sob.
Regret, sorrow. How do I pity thee What a pity for him
! !
î\^
snow-white.
White bull. White cow.

Snowwhite.
ji;J j j+l^ j^^
Overburdened, jaded (beast). Sort of pudding.
o-^J
^^~*'
JW5,j
<iJj iîJ
To
cut a. th.
^î
>J^) -^
JQ
:uftjj 52iJ
j^j jaJ
Sharp-pointed,
iiiiJj j-'?'^
irtdll Ij^)
j'^
a j*!
-{^
Whitened.
3^
J
jyiCjj JU)I J>4'
To become hoary, To strike a. o. on

He bumped
its
the chest.
5 j^Jj
To
brag, to boast
up, to
falsely.
To patch
botch (a work).
head against*i ^J^ J^ its mother's udder (yoimg camel). Rugged hill. jaV Star of hair on a horse's jaÂII "OS^
jaw. Protuberant bone of the jaw. Sjj! Hoary. j^? To appear on ( the cheeks * yj^\ ^
:
It
inspire a. 0. with (God). s J^\ exhausted the ud- p,'_^l J C ^^1. der (young camel). To be altered, faded (colour). ^^'t To ask inspiration from 5
(God).
To To
glut, to gulp a. th.
hoariness).
Protuberant ^j V4J ^ uii>>i!, c^ *^j^, bone beneath the ear.
To
lick a. th.
i^ a ^^ *
^;
>u
^^^
)
He heated
fire.
it
in
the
j^h
fi>
^'J
To
df^file
(clothes)
^^
^'jj
;b
^v
^"J
To
feed a child. To hold up (eggs) to the light.
fij s
with (mud). To make (water) tui'bid. To mix (straw) with.
Â
^'j\\
To cause the loss of. 5 ^s'\ To carry away a. th. |i; To fear a o. To guard again.st. To blush at (a word). To be parched by thirst. îhj|_ To examine a. th. j ^^(r-lt
.
He entrusted
his
oSUj iJU oVi
flocks to such a one.
To have green herbage mixed

with dry
(land).
To
defile o.'s self
with (mud.
yj c/y^
Tablet. Board,
-r-jy^j
t^'J^'^ -r
-r)
plank : plate of metal, pane. Glance. "Wide and flat bone.
To be soiled with. To be wound round. To be cJ3\ strong. To become fat. To have selfrestraint. To be entangled (busior du-t).
ness).
^ Sheet-iron, latten. a;aJ ^y Flashing weapons. ^.Si^JI ^\'^\ Air, atmosphere. Thirst. y,^ Outward appearance, ^-Jij^ rr *-j,V feature. < Register. Diplomatic note.
Intensely white.
He became confused
speech.
in
j>y^\ j
â!b
ÎsJli
He was stained with blood. To stick to a pen (hair).

Twist of a turban. Strength.
Dawn.
^CJ j Û!
oji
Wild
bull.
Wounds.
Weak
proof. Evil, malevo-
Metonimy. P/. Notes, remarks.
cUop
-r
r-ijc
lence.
Weakness.
"r-ijyi
Fruit beginning to ripen.

thirsty.
Intertwisted plant.
Soon
TaU.
^Cl^j
r^'j^'.j ^S'^t
Tangled
(plants).
Hoary
Slender.
(beard).
^\'Ju'
Lean. Owl used as a bait, decoybird.
Intertwisted (plants).
Flabby. Slow.
^jji
?
Parched, altered by
thirst.
^tli
Weak.
Strong.
refuge. Influential
To mix a. th. t^j o ^V -STo be mixed. To rise (dough). ^\:i\ To be rebellious, wrong- IS'.) a j.^! ^
ful.
Center, pivot
man
or tribe.
To mumble
iî
rii;^j
>'iiy,^
a. th. in
.
to turn
a (>y
o ^rV -^
Rebellious.
the mouth.
ijVj
I'iQj
Tiy iV
He has
led us
by a win- jj
_4^l
\'^.
^y
G.y
To take refuge at. tjiVlj, iij^ To seek shelter in. The road enjloJU ^_.L!I ivlj iV
compassed the house.
ding I'oad. Need, want. To appear, to
^vlj
b-jJ o
^^
To circumvent
thwart
a. 0.
a. o.
To
a. o.
ijV
To elude, to shift, to shun Winding of a valley,

circuit of a mountain.
^t
shine (star). To flash (lightning). To look at a. o. or a. th. ^j Jt. ^V To alter the complexion ^ ^^_j
(journey, thirst).
CG.>)j Cvj'yj Cvl^lj t_,1j G-y o
iijH
^ iy
,- 3^"^
^V
Red
silk-cloth.
iV
,
Shore. Country.
Shelter. Stronghold. Place of refuge.
oliy
ij>U ^ Si^^j i>U

)
To seek
for i,^j iV
JÛ, o jV
To thirst. To make a hint. <> To ripen (gra- ^Jj pes). Q To become sick, exhausted. To wave a. th. about. ^ ^Vlj ^jJ To render a. o. hoary (age). 5 ^^ He raised the stick upon Liiiu 5
him.
a shelter.
r^
Joist,
beam.
ol!?V
^ XbV
1,Q
W^'\
--
To
Usury.
More sj'mpathetic. To atlbct a. o. 5

deeply
(love).
_aiJL!
^.y >_, Ct^ o
'^
5
stuff a. th. with almonds. fit j^ Almond, tree (iin. cXjy ^ Sj^ ) jy and fruit. The two tonsils. 0^0jJ
Poor, destitute.
^.v
To scorch To be
a. o. (sun).
icfr'jJ
o a pVj,!*^^)^ iVy
anxious, faint-hearted.
To be
sick.
To be wicked. To be broken, affected

Moral pain
Anxious,
:
Almond-shaped. Almond-cake. r-^xy Pj *-ixy Seller of almonds. rj Rich iu almond-trees (land). sj>U
(heart).
y.Cai.
To
be fond of (sweet-
fit
CjJ
o _.v
pangs
^>Jj
of love.
jfrVj
*p*y
meats).
To
taste a. th.
XZ.\'^
^\'^'\3
ojtV ^ ^V
-^
Mouthful.
I\Iorsel for tasting.
faiut-Iiearted. Diseased.
Wicked.
oVi-V
u-j'jh w^'j^
Coquettish woman. To eat dry fodder

(cattle).
**V
-)^
Fond of
sweetmeats.
^'j]\j ^\\]j
^j'^j
^W
6y
o ^sV
To
a. th.
be jaded, over-ji
a. o.
(
To chew
A
^j*j
lu/f'a
y,j
Ci,y o J-'i
<
-^ <-
fatigued.
Unpalatable fodder, food.

Serpentaria.
(//a/i/9).
To jade
Nothing.
2^
J."/)
Momordim
j^
fo7- 'Ji.'^
J,S
To look
i!;jl jj^_j is^jvi o,')
ii?-i
Za>',
Dmcuncu-
thily
steal^jSj,Ca'J o y^v - through the chink of a door.
dragon's wort.
ji^jj
Lion's foot [plant). jj^]\
^:Hl
i^j
Cotyledon
^â?ii).
Wet, moist (fodder). To soften a. th. To
j_jl;
;Si
Cj'jJ
JV
-{}
put cotton in (an inkstand ). He shiU not remain at. j^ jJb V
To shun. To desist from. ^p |_^V To be annoyed. To fi'et. ^j' <> To press a. 0. importunateL.5 ^*^ To eat starch and honey. ^y\ To look intently on. yjV J[j To seek to circumvent or to .,c i
^
fit
dscoy
a. 0. in
\s.
To To
twist, to crook a. th.
fit
jp
fi>
-^
butter (a dish), d in a soft ground.
To sow
jy
<*
To enable a. o. to. To be terror-stricken. To coil up, to fold up.
^h\
^J
i/*^^
To
be contorted,
JS^'j 3'S^{
i3\'J Ji'i
twisted.
Pain in the throat. Sore ear. Pain in the back. -> Weariness,
fretfulness.
^y
Xio'^
He has not tasted the

least food.
Food made of starch and ^ji^j
^\'yi
Stupidity.
An
jy
xJ*J
honey.
instant, a moment. Fresh butter. Dates mixed with butter.
To
cleave to (the
:
^ LUlj
).
\Jo'}
iV
*-Jpb
M^
mind
a. th.
thought
To
take
away
Foolish.
-^
Contorted,
'Gy ^ jyl
twisted.
Te To
sin unnaturally.
iy^j iV
fit
plaster (a tank) with
Jtjlj
Spatula.
jyu ^
:
clay.. To hide a. th.
To chew a. th. To a t.'jJ o iJV -fr champ ( the bit horse ). To impair
the reputation of. To transmit a message
to.
Jl^ j
^JVl
i)|-Vj
Chewed morsel.
Pipe. .See
(
To conjoin a. th. with. (_) ^ iV To him a. 0. with (an arrow). ^ To smite with (the evil eye). To insist upon. \ QaV o The patriai'ch Lot. ij
'i
LJ
UI^J
-r
J^'y^
Sympathy, bond. Cloak. Active and nimble.
iy
OM
payment of a debt) to. To deny (a debt) to a. o.
<2i, s
fi>
Sj
to criticise
To blame,
j'J
uJ
j)
ip
5 \;^s\
a. 0. for.
It
To
He To
avert (the face)
^
"?
CQj
has been cut

rebuke
o. a.
off,
curtailed.
j>
^^
fi'Otn.
To
conceal a. th. from.
tiu'ned his head.
Lh
To feel an incJination for. To stick to. To be curved (arrow). To j'y a jj wind (sand). To be distorted (herb, plant). To writhe (stomach). To coil up ( snake ). To deviate, to become
lean towards.
To To To To To To To To
write the letter J.

^ C>l^,j
C>V j-^J
i^jy^ ^jV
commit blameworthy
linger in.
actions. Ji\
^^
v>j>C
j,\3l
reprove
o. a.
be blamed, rebuked. jSi\ -^j

deserve reproof.
incur reproof from a. o.
j>ydJ. \
Jl.
wry.
To incline (the head, the neck). A ^^ To coil up (snake). alj^l^j jjS To reach the winding t\'^\ ^^1 of a sandy tract. To have withered
i\'ji,
Terror. Person, individual. oC-V Kindred. The letter J.
^"5
Blame, reproof.
^y
xji'ij
Blameworthy
(action).
xj:y
plants.
Blame, reproach. Blamed, reproved.

Expectation, delay.
'(*'JjS'J
jfjo^j
To turn
or lean (the head).
beckon with.
a. o. (fortune
To uj To snatch. To destroy ). To deny (a due ). To
Blame, reproof.
Censor, criticiser.
Â^j */^ ^'^j <^>5 ^fj) ^ zjy

Î}b
v*j5
shift in (speech).
Two
celebrated ij^l ;l;Vj ^.21

in J.
To hoist (a flag). /b To be twisted (rope). To ^Îj i^^ writhe. To wind (river, sand). To coil (serpent). To flash in j'^ zigzag lightning ). To writhe in
(
*^y
poems rhyming
Blame, reproval.
j>jyj
X^y^.ij _j.yji
Blameworthy (man). To assume its colour

(date).
o^J
^^
oji
agony.
To
ip
fit
colom* a. th.
< To
illuminate
To agree upon (a business), To set apart (a portion of

food).
i^j^C
S^W
iS'^\
(a book). To be coloured, painted.
o^l.j Ojl^
To be
intricate for
a. o.
it
(affair).
Winding
tf
of sand. Flag, standard.

4-
<lf\i'\')\-r<s'^.
cIj'jJIj
To be variegated. To be variable. ^ To be illuminated (book). To change o.'s mind. ^ji^ Colour, hue. Appearance. ^V^] ^ cjj
Date. Kind, sort,
of food.
-tf-
Xi^\
'('j5
State. Dish, sort
Turkish province.
*>l-^>;
Brigadier-general.
Date of bad
quality.
oCj r-j
sort
?
cnl
^ XLJj.i}
I
Mast for a flag.^ Head-pad. Xi_\'^ They sent out for 'l^lHj '\'^\>, lîJJ
help.
How ? What
^jiljlj oj^ jiJ
Complaint of the stomach, of

the back.
^s'j^
Changing, unsteady. o'Jc^ To gleam o^j ClVyj Gay o V -H,
(mirage).
Having a complaint of the i^s ^ i stomach, of the back. Curved.'

Trifles, vanities.
To
^^ ^
~Z) ^
',sj>
create (the world God). ?_, * oV Shining of mileage. Xa>>5j <^'^j V

:
Pole, Polish.
oV
oÂtl
i
Withered (herbage).
Poland.
i%.
Portion of a meal set apart. Gl").! ^ "Cf^ Twist, coil. Winding. ^sj^, ^ -^J Contortion. Spii'al, volute. Snake. Coiling tube of a nargile.
' To twist (a rope). t^j jj] To bend a. th. To give up a. th. ^'^\i To put off (the t_) jl * 5 CUj Uj t5
-J
(V\o
cr^
) Cjtl
To plaster a. th. To stick, to cleave to. To pass a. th. over.

Brave.
Fat tail of ( for 7d\ merino sheep. Levite, from the ti'ibe
<!)^
>>
<
To To To To
^^
late.
'L-iJ
^1
-K-
CyjjV ^ ^jV
of Levi.
Plastered.
incline.
cr-i-^
tr-i'^'
Branding-iron.
'kj^
'J
Tardy,
Curved, crooked, con-
^ 'Q
j,
^s'JS
Ual)
i>V'
torted. Solitary. Quareller.
displace a. th.
suit a. 0.
c_)
A (>v1j
CklJ
i
!"/ -
Bracelets of twisted
join, to stick a. th. to.
i_i
i^J
J3..S
Colour. Natural disposition.

Skin. Bark, rind. J,C5 ^ JaJ
Land remote from water. .Q ^Sj^ ^ ij'^ filigree. Peg of musical instruments. <> Windlass capstan.
;
^ <kJ
oVlslJ
Curved, contorted.
yii
Ji_4"
'Q^
Gypsum. Lime. Human excrement.

Satan.
JC3,
The windings
road.
of the
t?X^
^^
ulLli.
^.V' -Jf
To be wearied. To be
flurined.
C\Zi
sea-fish.
To withhold,
^^j| xi5
jÛi
oV'u,CJ
cJv' -
Ravenous hunger. Strong gale.
to prevent
a. 0. ii'om.
To be
stupid.
^!i7
^^^
-{:}
He has not wronged him

in
CuX
oVhJ
i7V'1 C
any way
cj\^]\
Stupidity.
^;j
Side of the neck.

?/u"5A
cJ-
Mispronouncing.
Stupid.
^J,
^ 'U^ ^
>J
Particle expressing a
impossible to
Xi^Qj
-J}-
c^' Qj c-c^ "^ be realised a7id

:
To be
tree).
fibrous (palm-
^j ^j
fi>
used 'with the accusative

that!
May
it
be
Would
that!
S_jij LillIJi
I
To rub
fibres.
(the body) with palm-
Please to God that
cÎ
To
use (palm-fibres) as ropes.

,jij
Fibres of palm-trees used as

I'opes.
youth might come back It Itas sometimes the sense of

I I
cij^^j
Spongious substance of trees. Tuft of palm-tree fibres. *ij

Fibrous, spongious.
*ii,LL),
found.
found Zeyd returning.

^î^j
"
C^(i.
loJJ
c^
To
befit, to suit
^ ^Q
Uj
-^j Cs^
jv
Would
\j
-tf-j
jil) Ijj
a. o.
This affair does not

befit us.
It is
j-U
v'
^Vl
0I
Ioa
not suitable
{JS" Jk'ju
J-^
i
v'
" that! " To be ^11: \j cJpj cJb d^J brave like a lion. To vie in courage with a. 0.
tSy^ -----' Z^ ^
- oV *
^
^j v'
^r
for thee to do so.
Lion. Kind of spider.
o>'j
c^
*^
i^^
To suit a. 0. (clothes). 4_j C2J To adhere to. To put cotton into jv'tj ,;2l]j
fit
JV
Strength. Eloquent.
Lioness. Strong (she-
ol;^
^'
?r
vsl)
camel).
Dauntless,
(the inkstand).
c^liJ,oJ,
5r
>
He attached him to own person. He does not save a

penny.
his
<î, i^v'i
brave.
(1) Negative
and
^ ^)_,
CJ G
?
îJ
:
-ft-
C^ji
j-^?.
Vj
defective
verb having no aorist
To
be not.
To be
a. o.
attached, devoted to
J
,_)
JOJI.
Zeyd
is
not standing.
^J-l'j
Am I
jujl^
j;i^
l^
not
your Lord
:
j^.lr.,
cJJ\
villi)
To
act sincerely ^îth.
(2")
Means
brave.
save, except.
ijCi
Scattered portions of clouds. Flake of cotton or silk j2^ ^
Except thee.
|^'j
*iJ,
To be
Cl) a
^^
4J
Ar
Oj!
To
UUJI, Oiilj
iVi, oV'lj
UJ7
put in an ink.stand. Clay for smeaI'ing walls.
make a. th. supple. To be kind, J c^, 5 CG j S^>U CiV gentle with. To soothe, to blandish
softeu, to
,
Pasture-laud. Steadiness.
Blaze.
JCJ
JG
<_JCJ,
a. o.
To To
polish, to
smooth (a sword).*
Ci'v'
be softened, a
To make gymtender
ojIj
nasties.
To
find a. th. soft,
oyc-^l
Becomingness. propriety. <> Elegance. Becoming, seemly. More becoming. Supplied with silk or cotton
(inkstand).
^y
j^
- JJ
-5^
jj 1
supple, pliant.
Softness.
j^
t.
-if-j
oUJj XLS j oO,

j
crlll
To
hire a. o. for the
jJV
Meekness, tenderness.
night.
The
soft letters
.
>jjj>
To be overtaken
by the night.
vdi
J-llj ,VV'l^ Jv'l
and J
Easiness, softness of
life.
î-JI oCJ
,r
Night. Bustard, young bustard,
jj
?r
Arched
Soft,
for
o^'yS,
CijX/i
o'^J,
-^^
night
one
^ÔJ JOj ^>^

JJIj
<^'
hall, gallery.
night's journey.
5r
J>y 5r Ojij, 'UJIj 0>^J limber, supple, easy.
'^^
Long and
'>CJ x'g'j jhJ>j
Jjy
Jl5
dark night.
Mercury
{plant).
By
night.
"S^
][jilJ
Purslain {plant). Cushion. Q Gymnastics. Meekness, kindness.

Emollient, laxative (medicine).
otl*
i
Nightly, nocturnal.
^
Lest. See J. Lilac (flower).
for
v'
oV
yiU,
<yjG
Peace, concord. Likeness. Lemon, citi'on. ( un- SjîJ
^
")
o>4.lf -Si
To be hidden, concealed. To be lofty, high.
Qll
aV'
-S-
To be
soft,
tJ,j
(belly).
Cdj CJ,
tender, smooth.
To be
oV' -1^ mild, kind. To
be relaxed
->--<-
JL.
irv
What
a sweet and i>^>1 charmiag (thing or man)

:
C>j ij'jj^ C
!
( 1 )
Interrogative
pronoun
u
jis
-Ji-
(8) Negative particle

I
I
not.
do not know.
jj 'i\ u
i-'Aj C.
(iC
What? What has he done ? What does he deserve ?

C"
(^
have not seen him.
interrogative loses its

:
ijljf C* after a /)reJ'.

.
Eow 1 What {intcrro(/.)'i What art thou doing ?
position, for inst

(/"or
v.
0>'
'ji^
i^v^
l^,a,,u
Jl.,
?
V? . > jLi ).
d>-
Why art thou come? î>., I'iQ Between, among. < Ante-cham- cnJ U
ber.
Essence, constitutive part.
xIaV/
What art thou '^J] u What is the matter with thee ? dil U What do I care about it ? *i <J, '^ ^ Never mind. What thee ciCit C
;.o
^ Wages.
To
bleet (ewe).
(2) Relative pronoun.
What.
luj
sUU
renowned
for
ll
-i:^-
Town
its
of Syria
sJ^
o
-}:{-
kuew what Zeyd had done.

thing.
f^^ 'c^
:
swords.
salt, bitter
ly used
sometimes as meaning
-^
To be
xf^
^^
iU
-8-
(water).
Salt (water).
^'U
The
|SU a
soft.
-{f
best thing that

be.
o^^^
of
^,1j^1
may
little
To be
tender, supple
They are very few or

worth.
to a
:
^
C
(*
Jî*
(plant).
To render (a plant) fresh, To acqnii'e (wealth).

Tender
(plant).
* iUI a ^tî^
(3)
Added
termitiation
noun, it means indesome, a certain.

business.
,>iy bC
:
To fill up (a To sow dis-
skin).
oil
fi,
\'j^
?JîiJ *^^ a jU 4^
He came
for
some
certain day.
0^ J
s3U^j
j-W a jj^
>^
C
(4)
Adverb of time
I
As long
as.
cord between.
As long as
\'Jj.
ig.
shall live.
\^ c^'a
To reopen (wound). To feel hatred for. To compete with a. o. To compete together.

Mischief-maker.
Difficult (affair).
jt>lj
2(
(5) Postponed to
an adverb, U forms a conjunction and gives a general

v;.a;
ju
jjt;j
^/,j jji
Jî
J.,k
meaning. Whilst. As soon as.
i;JG.
Wheresoever, whenever.
Hatred, rancour. Slander.

Critical affair.
sSL,^
When, whenever.
As long
as.
_^; y,]
uJU^
VCup
ViilT
To bs angered with, jt CU a Û - To sow discord between. ojj o-'l-* To bs widened (wound). CU a ^jJJ'j
Slanderer.
y.t;^_,
When.
Howsoever.
To sob (child). To sob. To be vehement (anger). J L Ij Jll ^ J_îj (J J^v
^1;^^ u^/^h^^" jti;|j (j^ a j:-: -,
Whensoever, whenever. Wheresoever. (6) Is expletive in compound

such
,
\:^
U.o1
ivords
jUI
jt->l^
,
as.
(
vj^
c
v_;? J
C.c
uJu li; 1
,
u J-
/or
ii^ )
Ci
liir
vij
Ir
uV5U
c,
jli
(7)
Particle of
is
ivondvr
What
a..'.
Interior angle of the eye.
How... he
UU
-^w
To persist in, to cleave to. j jûi To snatch a. th. * ^'^[j ^^'\ Long and supple wood. .^^ ijcRod. To remain
<'h:^-?
Sob.
aJ\^
in (a place).
^
*
To
pull (a rope).
To
iS_^ o Jc* -{^ i^J o A^ -^
ouu a. th.
Sobbing. ji^: ^ To be lusty. ît>j iVji a j:;_, jU He was unprepared for. J vU JU C Lusty. j>j jU Garden. Hand-mill. Ji> ^ xJl;; To sustain, to supply s C\a & ol
To be scattered (sparkles). jTli: To pull a. th. together. A j\^ To be stretched (rope). ^\j ,^[^ ^ Metre (measure). jii/L'l ^ ji; F -^ To twist, a. th. * Ci> i To scatter a. th. with CsJJ ^jii>i -S-
a.
0.
a. o.
with provisions. To wound on the navel.
He was taken *J oU C iJ';;: ob* unawares. He has not minded it. To prepare a. th. A Ob-' To reflect upon. J CiÛj
Navel and its sur- OJj^J Cju U rounding parts. Mouth-provisions. Weight. Trouble Mark. Becoming, proper thing. Convenience.
;!f
the fingers. His eye became dim- Gii sighted through hunger.
<j L
iilc
zJ^*
White spot on the naUs. Weakening of the sight.

Weak-sighted,
jjii
jJJ^j yii
jja
-lii;; j.

*jliJ!
jXA
To carry a. th. away.o jjcij Cc; a ;^ ^ To be advanced (day). To (p.^ a rise (mirage). To be strong (rope). To be intensely red (wine). To be at
its
apogee
(sun).
To
give (a dowi^) to (a ^^ i ^'Aj jîi divorced woman). To let a. o. enjoy

a, th.
long (God). To do without a. th. To enjoy the use of. To enjoy ^j ^

a. th.
;/ r^^
i_,
mew
(cat).
t\'j.i
\\i -H-
stretch (a skin).
^j^^
be stretched, dilated. j\^ spread amongst (evil). o5~ become the hundredth. Gli a i^l* -^ be covered with leaves (tree).
sow discord between.
ojj tSV*
engage zealously in. j be one hundred in number. sX^' j\'\ One iS^^ J Ojj^j Oj~^j cJi^ 9r *-"!
I,
ri^\i
î^\j ^'^
long.
x;ii
Enjoyment, use. ^j>j^,, i;>j Small quantity of food.
Dowry given woman.
to a divorced
J>(|a)| <iii
Furnitures, goods.
f.ii;
oj ^x^zA
pC;>:
Provisions, a Belonging to.
Long. Well twisted (rope). Intensely red (wine). Excellent.
,iG
hundred. Hundredth. s?^5 To draw up water from xxi o'zP' a well. To spread a. th. fi> To seek to get ^ J)^ z^'^ \x^ o'c^ access, favour to. To seek alliance with a. o. by (marriage). To remind a. o. of the bonds of a ijU
kindred.
^~i.;
Enjoyment. -^ License to carry on a trade
^\7:;^^lj
Inviolable bonds.
o1jj
*jCj,oO:^
Relationship, affinity.
Qsa^ o ^/>
To curtail a. th. To circumvent a.

sale).
^
o. in
(a
vi;jC
Insect's trunk.
^'^j ^Jij îi

,licwj
To pull out (a bucket). To draw (water). To snatch off a. th. To lay eggs (locust).
a> C>J:i
a n -^
Cedrat, citron.
-J^
To be
strong.
To be
^Cx^ o ot^
steadfast.
Water-drawer. Prolonged (day, night). Well provided with a pulley.
^î;
j^di
-ft-
To remain
in (a place).
C_^ o c^
To
cut
off,
to snatch,
(i^ a o
J^
compare
a. o.
-irr )
,P
o>U
d\.
i
with.
To punish
a. 0.
^Li;;
^^j
^j
'^JJ^
>ii:
o J;>
(
as an example.
To
mutilate
To walk the whole day with. To spread a. th. To strike a. o. on j cn> l>
the back.
^ o
sheep).
He remained
JjJoii
o ji>j J;?
siuj:
standing before him. To be excellent, eminent,
o jA?
To strengthen (a skin, a teat). A Jv To season (food). To give the start to a. o. in olM ~

a race.
To show (a pattern) to a. o. J * jâ To liken a. th. to. To copy u^

(a pattern).
To grant a delay To part with a.

ness with.
to (a^debtor). 5 j'Ct
o.
To
vie in clever-
To relate (a fact). ^_,J >b j^lj jlijj To use (parables). To retaliate upon a. o. (king), s Ji'l To set up a. th. To avenge a. o. by retahating ^-j 5
upon a. 0. To become alike
imitate.
to, to
To
vie
together in cleverness,
Oyj'i
j jUj
?r
Side of the back.
60>
<^
Mu.scle of the back. Middle part of
a road. Back. Broad side of a sword. Main part (of a speech). Text.
^j
jJ7
Hard and rugged ground.

Strength, steadfastness.
x^Jj
x,^
oOU.?^ ojsij
To fancy
a. th.
To
use a. th.
fi>
Ropes
of a tent.
oCK^ ^
as a proverb. To relate upon the authority To be alike. To recover from (illness).
Dispute.
of.
XL^Vii
â
^
3-*^
Jj^j
J^'-
Genuine author of (a work). ju Strong, solid. ^^.j J{},
To
mind
trifles.
\^J,
li^*
-ft-
He obtemperated
He
to the
oiU
order of such a one. followed his custom.

o.'s self on.
*^jy
To avenge
Like-
To boast unseasonably. To be confused. To act foolishly. To spread ^ '1;; j;_, \'y:%

i
,
*ri5
Vi;J
-tt-
(a rope).
JilII
^j {m.
f. $.
dual, pl.).\jk-
To
lean forward in (shooting),
^7
j^
ness. Like. Similar,
match. Requital,
iU* t^ jl y*
Cr* ^1 U-* j>
equivalent.
When ? at what How long

?
time
jl;
j_^
He or she They are
is like
him.
like
him. As, like. Like thee.
'^ Jaj [ajJ^ When, as soon as. To wipe (o.'s hands). A o i-- -STo cleanse ( a wound To grease (the mustaches). To divulge (news). To exude butter (.skin), To tij*
).
As well
as.
sweat from fatness.
Argument. Narration. J\ill ^ jx;: Maxim, comparison. Proverb. Parable. Similar.
To exude butter
(skin).
Glii; j '^Ki^ oii^ -^
He
cited a proverb,
an
"^H iSj^'o
To shake a. th. To mix. /b To mix a. th. To

empty
(a well).
i^
\jjji
9!u^
*
-i^
allegory.
Pattern.
XiiJ
To
lay in wait, to lurk,

lay a. o. in wait.
Cci a
o Jsa
s
Exemplary punish-
cS^
iii^j
- To
-Ji-
ment. Patt3rn, type, jiij ji;j i^\ ^ Jvi^. Example. Amount. Form (of a
noun). Defective in its first radical (verb).
Excellence.
^\^
To have an
ungraceful gait.
^h
a o ;cJ
Hyena.
'[ii^
To resemble,
imitate a.
o.
to
J;Cj,V^
Js>
-K-
To
^^ 5 J:C.j,V(a;5j
'L^'i
J^>j Ji'
J^
To To pasture
To To To
satiate
surpass
a. o. ia
greatness,
î
Task, lesson of a pupil. Example. JctC^lj oV^t ^ ii^\ Image, statue, likeness. jJii; ^ 6"^,
<
j^'Sj ,\'i>_^^j ^j^ o j^^ in a fat land (cattle).

s JoJ^\j a|L>j,la>.>" o
(cattle)
with green herbage.
Likeness.
iuii-^j Jjiij
fii'st
glorify, to praise a. o. s jSti
give a considerable (gift)

vie in glory
j^ A j^
\j
Similar. Excellent,
rate.jii
Effaced (trace).
^ j^ JjU
to.
Stramonium^ thorn-apple.
s
j;C
j^
ilJC
To
iS^j
SafVi-i jkf C
Stacte, myi'rh-oil.
with.
Celebrated example.
fit
jiC* ji^
To multiply (favours) to. To be glorified, praised. To boast. To vie together

glory.
s jSJ^]
a|ii.j
Lamp. More alike. More

perfect.
JJCI
jiJ
jl>;l
in
J^^
To
yield
i. e.
more fire (wood). To be more generous.

:>\p^\
The leading men. To have a complaint

the bladder.
JjCVI
of
tcJ>
cA/ -U-
Glory, nobility. Dignity.
^ jl^
-^csji)'
To wound
bladder.
a. o. in
the
s Ci;:
J^
Generosity. Elevated ground.
The Glorious (God). Noble, glorious. j^S^^^
Bladder. \^ômb.
oVJli ?- ''^
sa?.u
a>C
Having a
oyC^h
j-js
<^j,'^ ^
^^
ifc
^'^
Generous. Sublime. Much, copious. Nobler, more glorious. oa-C*! ^ ji^*1
complaint of the bladder.
To
spittle, to
bt> o
^
fi>
Turkish silver crown worth '^s^-^ 3 s'*. and 6 ''. a Turkish (pound). .^ Turkish s/a^S
decoration.
eject (water).
^ To
sip in a. th.
To be gravid
J^ ]j
j^]j
(J,;^'
a j->J
He rendered him suspected, o"^. r4^ To start (horse). To be sappy ^:1 (wood). To ramble in a country.
and emaciated (sheep).
To
spit
from (the pen
ink).
î ^tiii^
^.'/t
To
practice s usury with.

sell
\j\^,j 'i^\'^ jf(
Flow
of slaver. Seed of Indian
peas.
To
or buy (a beast)
s J>j'\j
Slaverer (old man). Old she-
û
;,c
in (the
womb).
camel.
Foetus of sheep. Sale or purchase of a foetus. Usury. Game of hazard.
_^
Stupid.
Spittle.
ji>1
^G.i
Expressed juice.
X^b-Jj ^Gei
j;^!)!
Large army. Prudence, intelligence. Emaciated sheep. S^^ sCi, Hungarian, Leanness of a preg- _^
nant sheep. Hungary.
Shackle, bond.
Honey. Rain.
ojiJI
^Lj)l
Wine.
Juice, sap.
SîW^
^.^/^
Flaccidity of the muscles of
the mouth. Maturity of grapes.
Bringing forth twins

(
woman).
follow the religion i
a. o.
To
*
(coll.)
To scrawl (a wi-iting). ^ To relate (news) confusedly. To write indistinctly.

Flabby,
flaccid.
,
fp^JiJ -^
of the Magians.
rr^^
To make
a magian
fire-
To
rt?siJj
^^^j
^^ a
Jikij
,
T<^j
r^'js^
-^
Magians. Parsees,
worshippers.
^j^
A magian.
Magians.
Relating to the
ls.,->i^
be proud. Proud, haughty. To be Sib/l
î^ji
\j.J'
-^?i
-f}"
great, glorious, noble.
Ja^
To scoron
(the skin
:
Y
Magianism, Parseeism.
*^?w
-tt-
jSaj^^^ ,(z.yJ
fire).
To speak and
a. th.
^(^
/.>tiJj
,
o /4*J a />>/
Co-^
To skin a. th. To wash away (torrent). -^ To

Avord).
act inconsiderately.
obliterate (a
To
eat dates
*iOfc*j
îS/J
To be burned. To burn with anger.

House-furniture.
C^
Gathering round a
fire for
and milk. To hold bad talks. Shameless (woman). Dish of dates and milk Fond of dates and jc \oJ'j
milk.
J*'*
Ai-hJj
f.^
making
a covenant.
Brazen-faced, barefaced.
Burnt, toasted.
To run (gazelle"). Cai.;: a .jokf * To struggle (slaughtered beast). To

flash (lightning).
To
refine gold
with
(tire).
To
^j
polish (a blade).
To take
(sins
:
off a. th.
To
forgive
^yil-J
God).
To
dress (meat).
a
To try a. o. To reappear
sun).
b I'^'r^ a J?t-j y>?!^j !>bv o J9-J -^ To be bUstered (hand). To blister (the hands work). A j^'\ Blister. J^Jj Jvi^ ^ iii^' To be thick and hard. C^ o jiJ -H~ To be "^^-v J Q>?^ cA'^J shameless, careless. To hold unseemly talks. To wanton. To joke. To joke together. o^\ij
:
>->?-
(eclipsed
,jakj\j
^k^]
^jokî
,_j^^^
Boldness, wantonness. Joke,

sport.
Z'\k^
To recover from (illness). To be forgiven (fault). To clear away (darkness). To be reduced (swelling).
Softened, smoothed (rope)
^j>
Gratuitous. Jolly.
o^Cbi/J
Free of charge, gratis. Shameless. Wanton.

Ludicrous.
oi^ ^ ^r^
Polished (sword).
Strong u^J'-'^J ( horse Flashing (lightning).

Indulgent, forbearing.
,ja^-î cr'?-'
To be worn out (garment). To be effaced (trace).
^j]
irJ '^J
Worn
i^Û/ uO^J]
out,
shabby (clothes). ^.Uj

<^Jj
Pith, choice part.
Yolk of eggs.
Deceiver, liar.
To be of pure race. Xifjk^ o jakJ^ ^ To be unmixed. To drink pm'e JasC^ \j (-ii^ a Jii^
,
r-^
Zj^J
o
cJ^-J' -S-
To be
intensely hot
(day).
(milk).
To
yiasi^
I
irritate a. o.
s (~^J a
'\~^Jj cjJ>J'
c^J
C>J'
To
give pure
to.
Ua>& a
Jais'J'
milk
Hot day. Difficult. Unmixed, pure.
He bore him He was
S^| s jakj-
\j
j^Hj 1
To
flay, to
skin
sincere affection.
truthful in his
)-V-JI ^jsOifi
To soften (a sweep away ( the

a. th.
a C^..^^ a r-U^ rope, leather). To

dust
:
Avind
).
To
narration.
Pure milk. ^y>Xî Unmixed, unalloyed.
t/'Vi^
Jaav*
churn (milk). To grant a

respite to.
%-^,J
*?^li-* r->l^
Fond
Pure, genuine (Arab). of pure milk.

Sincere advice.
To
repel a.
o.
with
s \j>.J a
J>J
-^
the wrist.
Marum
plant).
Jt^'j
,
(aquatic
(leather).
^j,^>^j jj^^
iJ>.J a
/y
Of pure
race.
To
(a
soften
iJ^
Ja^-JT
To rub
^j'
bowstring) with the
fingei's.
Skilful leather-dresser.
..r^'
>
(Y
To draw
(the sword).
Barren (soil).Ju>j J?i^j Jj'i^'j Jr^ Extended. Soui' milk mixed jii.* with fresh. Extensive (desert). Lasting J>Uii
(affair).
To
iaîi^l.
snatch (a spear). Rainless year.
JaÛ
,
û
To
efface, to
>
j^j
(2^ a
jSi^ -
erase.
i
To
annihilate a. th.
To
prove
J^^ b
^^
a o*>^
-fi-
To deny
To
blessings to (an un:
*
>
jS^;;
To examine (a student). To strike a. o. To -wear out /bj 5 î> (a garment). To clean out (a well).
a. th.
dertaking
heat).
God).
:
blast (the plants
Sj
j^
j9-j1
To destroy
a. o.
To soften (the skin). To thwart a. o. To examine (a word) Supple. Work, craft.

Trial. Suflfering. Trial. Temptation.
tion.
To be
To be
at the end of a
month
\j
(moon).
To
perish (cattle).
blot- j^J\j ^s^ ted out, destroyed.
jî\j jA;j
Absence of moon-
Examina
,
jii* j J\k^j Jl?t light in the three last nights of a
To
be
(^s'b
i/^b
jwj
To
\y^
Vai*
-^
eflfaced.
lunar month. Sharpened (spear-head). The middle of summer. Very hot (day).
j^
wil^l jC
î-JI
To
erase
a. th.
cancel
sins
Unprosperous.
cU?v 1^
,
J*''^
,
God).
To ask
a. 0. to erase, to
i-^
_j^^
To
i
a dtsi^j \iajK^ a lil*^ ft' be quarrelsome, contendiStijj

C_Sv.
forgive.
tious.
Erasure. Abolition. Black spots

in the
moon.
|
To quarrel To quarrel
Quarrel-
with.
wUU
dl>i;5
together.
dl^c^'j o(fcw>j
Disgrace. Rain. Moment.
a'^J^
*il^lfj <i^9t
West
wind, North wind elea-
s^>
o
stasia
some,
ring the clouds. for wiping : towel. Erased, cancelled.
Jk^j
Vy9vj !A9->
Rag
To
To be barren
a Jst^j a (land, year).

>UtJ
Jkf
-S-
^Gi^
o=**-*J
ex-
Vii*
Ij
^liiiJj ît-j*
S**^
Vt
-ft-
Jl^ oîL^VG-.j'^j
jk^> a
j^j
5 Ji.J
tract (marrow).
To be marrowy (sheep). To be
Marrow. Brain.
Pith.
(bone).
To be
fat
V--^
To traduce a. 0. to. To strenghten a. o. To act cunningly, 5

hostilely towards.
Vbt/jj *i>C/
J>U
farinaceous (grain).
"H-j^-j'^
Û-j*
Marrow sucked from a Marrowy (bone).

Fat ^sheep).
bone.
1^^
^.^
To
extract the
wU-^ ^ '^-^-J^ marrow ^ ^kii-jJ -K,
To be smitten by dearth (peo- j^l pie). To be barren (ground). To render (a land) bari'en (God), a To intrigue for. (b jiiJ He contrived to obtain a ili 0^
right for him.
from (a bone). To shake /b ^jt^jj
To
&k/:
act cunningly with

land.
0. a.
Jj^Cj
r->fc
Dearth. Drought. Craft.
jk>
about (a bucket) for
filling it.
Barren
V^j
jk/
Jj1
To
cleave the
(
O^j
).
water
ship
l^> a î-> -^ To be watered
SkUfulness. Craft. Quarrel.
Ju^
:C\k}^
Enmity. Calamity.
(ground).
Large
pulley.
To widen
bing
laud).
(
(the pulley) by rub).
a
(
J\^ ^
'
Artful.
The
Devil.
J^
J>^
j>\Ji
axle-tree
To
iri-igate
Artful. Intriguer.
J>*^j
To plough
(the ground).
Barren (year).
a-
V
To extract (marrow). A i_/i^* a ji^^ To take the best of. To face (the X J-,cj'\j J>CJi^\i wind). To inhale (the wind horse). ft j^\ To extract (marrow). To
:
To wipe (a child's) nose. To shoot a penetrating

(arrow).
A Lk^]
Ji..> \j
flu
To wipe o.'s nose. To snatch off a. th. To draw (the sword).
iak^
I.
liki*
Mucus, discharge from the nose. lf\ij> Gossamer. ^_;-^Jl iaCiJj oiillJI i'li^ Cordia myxa Assyrian, lafij oj xîi-J
sebesten plana.
Lever, crow-bar. JjiJj Jii^l He rinceed o.'s jd^J^j e\i
choose the best of. Light whitish clouds
cirri. J,J> c-tJ
Clearing of water. Flatulence' s^^ Choice article. ^-j Sît^j a\^ Axle of a pulley. jS^
jl-J -^
Tavern. Suspicious house.
Ji^lyfj jiXy'
stories.
^ j>iu P
ja^ <
^
a -
mouth.
To
dj^ o ^tj
(a well).
utter
lies,
oj^
-ft-
To shed tears. To draw water from To bark (wood). To
Story.
Humbug.
'C^'^J'
polish (leather).
Short and light. Long. Sik* ^ ^J> n PubUc-house ; wine-shop. ;oistLi P To remove a. o, from.^^ s 1-J ^^-^
J,C^ Mocha, town of Arabia celebrated l5i>
for its coffee.
JiJ,*^ -r J'3^ To fret, to be restless.îl-,;.; jjî' To cream ( the ^ (^J o a ji^ milk), to churn (the milk). To
i
Plaything.
-ft-
-ft-
To apologise to. To abstain from.
Ji^Mj Jf] He
Vn \j
shake a. th. dashed the bucket
(in
JoJU jaij'
the well).
He di'ew much water. _^jJU UI He pondered over the advice. ^(^1
To be advanced (day). iS^J o !*> i^ To rise (ebb). To spread a iSlljj o'sKj^ iCj ij.j>j (a carpet). To stretch (the arm). To
put
(oil) in
To be
a lamp.
a. o.'s life
seized with the c-iiwj pangs of childbirth (female). To be overspread with cream jaU^] (milk). To have she-camels near to
To lengthen
(God).
u>\j
jalc^
churned.
To struggle
jJ,-S^
womb
(foetus).
xiiijl; ;yjJI
Time has brought

s ixAj
To grant a delay to. To give barley-water

(camels).
SUj
to
s 1]j
disturbances. Pangs of partux'ition.
Shecamels near to bring forth.
j^\ij^
To supply
with ink.
(an inkstand)
flt>
jS^\j jji
Churned (milk), j^^^j J^y-Jî ja^ Milk after butter has been extracted.
Seized î^:^p^ jah-J^ lP^'S* t with the pangs of parturition
, ,
To manure (a land). To supply a. o. with

(stores, troops).
JulJLi
Aj
a ailj
J^^
(
fe-
male).
To pull a. th. togethei". a iSUjj A 5 Soi To be sappy (plant). To suppu- jj]

rate (wound).
Milk while
skin.
in the
ija^^\
^r
7-
J'^J'
Churn.
s
To dip a. o.'s pen in the ink. To spread; to be proti-acted. oii Ij To expand a. th. A To be stretched. To be prolonged. -^ To strut, to waddle.
To
pierce
J^S*^ C_l^j
'ôî^j u^*i-^
v'kk^ a
^^
cr^
-*
ioî
^jijj
j,zii[
through (arrow). To blow (o.'s nose). He drew (the sword).
*~
Cjulll
<t
To
pull off a. th.
Ckk/T
Mighty, great,
w'-*^j '^^:^J -r?^
To
plaster (a
JjSj
Ij j/J
o jj>
tank) -with clay.
To be plastered To take (clay).
-with clay.
fi>
JixJ;
jarl_
To ask aid, succour from. s ZuxJ.1. Ebb. Rising of water. :,yjji ^ jj; Reach of the sight. Gr. Lengthening of the vowels ^ j State of a word
\
ended by
of
as
^Sj
'Tij,
Prolonga^]]
ijjj
(un. Clods of clay, dry mud. Villages, boroughs.

Villager.
Big-bellied.
%j'jS ) ja.;
tion of the voice on a vowel instead
two hamzas as
(
^yiT for
^J,^
UnJjji
Sign of the medda
).
jJ^
'\'Jjj>
j,
jjj>]
Measure of
ila.;j SiJu^j ila^l
^ ^
circumcised.
various standards. Bushel, two pints.

'OoiJI
o'j'Xj'^
fi>
Hyena.
Dip of ink. Length. Space

of time.
ijj
tjJ'
Bed
of clay.
To rub ;leather). CJJJ To become dim, sunkenCiCU

through huuger or heat
o w'^/'
a
^
-^
Succour
Ink.
assistance in
Oil of a lamp.
>\'-^\} iJj*
J^^
(troops, food).
(eye).
Manure.
ila^;
i\'jj>
To
He
give to a.
of.
o.
^>
ijj s Ci.a
o J^jJ^
On the same
pattern.
j.^\j
jc
scantily
Cui S JîJ^] Lj JijJ Cj has not given him anything.
J^'j^
Continuous inii^j ol^V/* ?- ^'-^ crease. Substance [oyp. to form). Humour of the body.
Material.
j'^y^
'ij./i
Squint.
jLIa/
xL'jJtj
Ji'liJ^
Suppleness of a limb.
Threads of the warp, of

a web.
Salt water.
-^j %jj\
Having supple
limbs.
Thief.
J,'jJ
'\jj- j. j-'jjA
juJI Îji/S
Custom, habit.
Auxiliary troops.
To veil o.'s self. S^ ~ Jj^ ^ To come to (a town). A Oj'jJ o oj^ -^ To settle in (a place). ,_, To build towns. -^ To civilise. oto To become civilised. oii; -^ To enjoy the comforts of life, ci ai5
Town, city. j^X-^'j o^j o'-^* -r <kr^ Medinah (town of Arabia). *^rî1 The city of the peace, >. e. ^5llJI ^jJ' Bagdad. He knows it thoroughly <^_j^\ cjl j
;
Long, protracted Barley or flour-water for ca

mels. Poetical metre. Short space of time. Pitched (tent).
Poetical metre.
Spread. Lengthened (vowel)
lit
he
is
a citizen of the town.

^t\'J
Social state. Civilisation.
>
From Medina.
Midiauite.
Citizen. Civil,
'j,j^
y-î * -^j ^-^ a 5â^ To commend, to praise a. o. & ^j>lj To be commended. To glory. ^l;j To be spacious â^lj îii'b (ground). To be distended (flank). To praise o. a. Sî-iKji
r-i^^J
-ft-
(law, tribunal).
Praise.
^'xH
fig^'jj^
'^j 'jj
(a
s jjJ>\j
Ficus rellgiom, species of

tree.
To grant
tîU
Jj/.
il-
delay) to.
Praise. Praiseworthy
cSlii'l
â ^
,
*>lu^
To be advanced in age. To last long. To procrastinate, to persevere

Term,
limit. Space.
action,
(îli5
in. j
rane-
^-.jiV/ii
"i^-jj^ \j
^v Ij^
^^ 9^^ Jj
gyric, eulogy.
Ij.^j ^jj^j
jjJ
^s'-^
Panegyrist.
Reach
of the sight.
for corn.
^^'
'{jj]
Measure
Bushel.
j'j^
9-l^'j t$^ To be powerful, mighty.tJui a i'JJ^ * To be self-conceited. ^"x^ To wrong a. 0. jt âr/^ \j ^SUJ
f
Anxious, nervous men.
CY.e
Jjl-
Cj^-j^j Cj^-^j iJjX
Anxious. Intruder. JJjJ Indiscreet. Restless (sick person).jj jj>

j'li^ Ji'.j
Long
knife
*ia.j
ij^^
'jj^
Tank
dagger, poniard. without stone;
iyj,^
To
set
i is'j^'^j JJJ'j,
Ca>
i^J>
-tt-
work.
Opposite the house.
zXi\ '\j^
(a horse) free in a pasturage.
To dilute (wine) with water. A The honey.

Wine. Woman.
^jlUl
Cs il
The most
illustrious of
vl^'
'^'^^
the Arabs.
Since. (See jjji)
JJ^tJ*
j^
-a-
To
y;^ \j
iî^j
elapse (time).
To
o S^ pass, to cross.
jp_,
Oj^j 'y
-i^
Elegant, clever.
Liar.
^J^-J^ "^
il>jL
To
pass by, along,
1ji^)j
~ To
across.
be bilious. 4j ;^j i^ S*4^ yi ]j 531^;; a o 3^^ be bitter. render a. th. bitter. f^ y'^\j jy be dragged along. Ijl^j !)l^ j^ pass with a. struggle with a. o.
,
rub o.'s thighs (>.jj a 9. J^^ -Sin walking. Wounded on the thighs. G.lU ^ ^X^l
Stiuking.
How
foul-breathed he is!i^,
^^
^jj>\
To be
j^y
"^j
j^"j
13^
a J:^ "^
become
let a. 0.
bitter.
make
a. 0. to
pass by. cross (a
To To To
rotten (egg). To feel qualmish. scatter (things). A Jlf addle (her eggs : hen). fi, j'jj.]
disperse (crowd).
To coa-
j'X^
gulate (milk).
bridge).
Here and there, on every

side.
Oi_j
jjj /jS,
.
To twist (a rope) strong] He has not uttered ja!l
yi'\ C.
Rotten (egg).
Dirty.
jVjJ^
-^j SjJJi
jJu?
any bitter nor sweet word.
He does
neither evil
li-J v j
^^ u To
To
C
ooze (.spring),
ipjjj
(^'jj
z.
nor good.
hint, to insinuate a. th. to.
^^ ^ J A
f.)!v*
They wrestled together. J^_ To continue on, to persevere. To be steady, firm.

His steadiness lasted to the end.
J'_{.
jl^j
I
Liar. Indiscreet. Changing.
5*--"
To adulterate (milk), i* CjIu o Ja^" ^ He was in- CSlI* V^l J ijiL^j i'_pi
sincere in love.
_yJ J^ri,!.
To be adulterated
j'J^
!_,
Jjc^'l^
To find a. th. bitter. To maintain a. o. in

office).
^
(an
if.
(milk).
o>Uj
He
gave me adulte-
ijjLj CslLi
j_u^
Jiji^
JlJ^^
rated milk.
Passage. Iron-shovel. Spade. 'y Rope. Course, succession of days, ji'yj 'y^ Bitter. Myrrh. Highj\y,\ ^ 'J, spirited (man), Sturdy (horseman). < Quassia amara (bitter yi ^li
-tf-
Adulterated (milk).
Insincere, hypocrite.
Jjll-'j
jiO-j
Insincere friendship.
JjJ^-^ ^J
To be restless, anxious. vJî To be benumbed (foot).^tlL' ij

'ii\jj>
a J-i>
Jl/ilj
-W-
Jji-j
Vla>j V-U o J jjj

ilij
a J J^
bark).
Myrrh.
Once, one time,
-^ 'Jj
pC^
-J.
cSyj jCy ^ ey
-^ Entirely.sîJU
one turn. Altogether. At once.
To let out (a secret). He was generous of.^ To weary a. 0. To be apathetic.
o
cJj^j
5
.iJi/S
jXi
'^jj> \
Sometimes, often. jO-?^' ^'^J O'S^ Strength. Firm- j^^; \ ^^j ^y, ^ s^
ness. Intellect.
Torpor. Benumbness. Forbearing, generous. Of small size. Generous.
JjJJ
a3lj
,^j^^
Jjl
J JwJj JiU
y
C
V-A
Manly. Wholesome
(food, climate).
x:
i^ ^
'
4^
_y
The angel
Gall, bile.
Gabriel.
iy
ji
Jy ^ s^
i^^'jS\
To
fit
thj health!
thee
May it
pro- Cui* Oj
The yellow and the black

bile.
Absinth and colocynth.
Gullet.
'j'j^j
:^y
yr
'4y
Satan.
%y y\
jCy
vr
' "Wholesome (food). '^JjTo smooth a. th. * i d'y ^ Barren c~ j>lj Ctj^j cXy -k Cjy (land) Without eyebrows (man).
Centaurea calcitrapa {plant).

Bitterness.
Gall-vesicle.
O^
J\yj
cA'J^'y
ej'y*
Vinegar-sauce.
'j'y
Without
eyelashes.
cnIWI zjy'
juJJI
Hairless (beast).
Bare, stripi^/JJ^ J^'Ih Cj/y'j ped land. Barrenness of a land. <^jj^' To moisten (^dates). A (Jî o oy* To suck (his finger : child ). To soften a. th.
Course of time. Strong. Steady. Small rope. Steadiness, resolution.
oUjll
j/y
j\'y
y. j,
j^j^ w
Xx.
yv ~
Scorzonera, viper's-grass. J^'y Hieracium. Gallingale, sedge [planU).

Delicate maid.
''^'jiy'J
oj/j^
More
es
To soak a. th. in (water). J*~ To be contentious, to cavil. (j'Ji a oy* To be meek, forbearing in a dispute. To crumb a. th. A cjj* Contentious. oj UJ* w ^^^^ j p^
<
steady. iSy j' y^\ Old age and destitution. Alo- o'^vt
bitter.
More
and mustard.
;
Wormwood and
co-
locynth
lit
the two bitterest things.
Passage. Space of time. Strongly woven (rope).

Bilious.
y^
^J^
Meek.
jjj^
To be
disordered
(affair).
To be
spoilt.
^'y a ^y -fr To be loose
To get angry. To be bitter, To give vent to (water). To

grieve a.
o.
yy
ij
-ft-
(finger-ring).
To pasture freely. %-y o r'y To pasture (a horse). ^ -ry'î To speak freely of. j it To mix a. th. with. To let two seas unconnected A ^^b "~
(God).
To
shift (sand).
(flesh). -^
To quiver To murmur.
pomegra-
y'.j^^
Marble, alabaster.
Soft in flesh. Juicy
nate.
j\/tyj
yy
^
To be
(a compact).
t^!/*
fit
et\y
(food).
jyj
a Isyj
\'y
To break
Meadow.
^'JA
wholesome
?r
ry'
Disturbance.
^^
(5. pi.) ^'y.
To eat (food). To give (food). ^ \y To be beneficial to a. o. ^^ b 'S*

(food).
Pasturing freely.
They are
Liar.
in confusion,
fire.
^yfj ^yS
J^
d^'y
T-iy
Smokeless
^j C ^\y. î^.
Coral. Pearls. Legu-
d^'y
-^j
minous plant.
Disordered, confused (affair
^ Pimpernel {planV). Blunderhead, mar-all.
"ijSifi^y
To To To To To To
have womanly featui*es. v'y a \sy be manly. o^jj- o '/y be wholesome (climate). ht'Cy o wish a good health to a. o. 5 yy
show manliness.
find (food)
\*j^
it \j'^~Z.\
wholesome.
Man. Human
being.
'\'y'\j
jyh
'y,J
'yj V*
Lr
Harrow.
Woman.
jp
To To
roll (boat).
Wife. Small man. Small
Zyj ^yh
^y ^
cjyj
tSy
provoke, to threaten
lively, cheerful,
J>^^
a -ry
"^
woman.
Manliness. Manly qualis
a. 0.
/y
To be
^y
ties.
erf
Robellious. Diluted milk. -ly
( JO
Y V
j^
V
clay.
Soaked
in milk (date).
To water (eye). Cu^^ ^y> To plaster (a house) a u^^ a ^y ^

with
Lofty building.
Beai'dleas (youth).
^^y
Without
(horse).
fetlock
To anoint (a skin) with oil. ^ ^yi To sweep (wheat). To till up (a new

skin).
Barren (sand)
Pigeon's nest.
leafless (tree'
J^J,**' -r "-.r-i
j.^'^j;.
To
enliven, to cheer a. o.
s ^'y>\
Liveliness.
Audacious
in rebelliou.
Cheerful,
exulting.
o^^yj -ry -rfyi.J-^yi j^y -r -ry
Litharge, pro-
dU--li]yJj r-^^\':>yi'P
toxyde of lead.
Exclamation in hitting
^yj S'y
^/y
Sweet marjoram. J^yVyi nj J^fi^y' Pomade.
the target. ( opp. to
jr'ji )
Excellent (bow, wine).
To pinch a. o. slightly, j \'^Ji> o 'Jy To slander a. o. To cut off a piece of. sj^ To impair (the character). a 'SJ\J'\ To receive (the part) of a. th. ^^ To deprive (a partner) of his i
Fiery (horse).
^l>^j ^Sv!J fi>
Tearful (eye). Productive (land),^r;;^
To anoint
body).
(the
^yj ,^y
^y
A
^.j
-tt-
fi^
To
soften (doUgh) with

o.'s self
^yll
share.
water. To anoint
with.
^^
^Jy
^jii
Piece cut
off.
Sweet mar
o^yj "iy
1
Cynanchuin vinimale, tree used ^yi

for striking
fire.
joram
Prince.
[plant).
>y.
Ointment.
Persian governor. ti/jVy^ ^ o^.^'jy Sweet mai'joram J^Jfj'j'y'j J'yr'j'j^

{})lant).
P P
Flowing (water). Venting. Tender (wood). Anointed,

Mar.? [planet).
^'yj ^y
'
To
and mash fit ( a medicine ). To suck

dilute
child).
C^
o ^J^yi
^
:
To
eiij^j
o'iVjA
Long arrow. o iyj \^jy

,
'Ti^'y
^y
ip
-Ji-
(his fingers
be audacious, rebellious. To be accustomed, inured
to.
\i,'yi
iyi
To wipe o.'s (hands) with. To fall from the pulley i^yi

(rope).^
^j
a u-^j
To soak and mash a. ( bread ). To cut

beast
)
)
fi>
i^
(
th.
vehemently.
His affairs were unsettled. iJu> 'c^y' To exert o.'s 'xZ.jCjj <L,\yi ^-J^
self
boat
with a pole.
:
To di'ive To propel ( To suck ( the
breast
child).
in
(an
affair).
To
practise
(a
To be
beardless
i'^/yj \'^y ^
iy
a virtue). To set aright (a rope) in fit ^jaS the gear. To rub o.'s self ^ ^'yj> \j ^J;j
craft,
(youth).
To coat
(a building).
To
strip
A i^
(a branch) of its leaves. To pi'epare a nest J s'iVy^j

for (pigeons).
\\jj
^îj
against.
To To To
struggle against (trials).

struggle, to contend
^ o-^
a^j^'Ji
To
rebel.
To remain long beard-
less.
together.
exert itself in (a quarrel) (tongue).
To J
(^1^*1.
rebel against.
jp
Neck.
Rebellion.
-^lyy
pole
;
^'(yji^^'y
i^j ^/y
oar for
',Si\y
^ Raffle (at play).
^'yi
Wooden
boats.
^ 'J?y
Broken to affairs. They are of the same

sort.
w^y w
I
wy
It
jb-lj
^^^
Rebellious,
unbeliever.
ojij,Uj i\yj
aVy ^ ij>
6To be
haii'less,
'-"
(jyyi a hjj:
scanty-
Ropf.
()
haired.
cr-l^l rim-j String, thin rope.
^'y
-r*
To tuck up (the sleeves). J,^ To be fit to be plucked (hair), hy^] To drop its dates palm-tree ). To
fi>
Strength, vigour.
"'^S'yi ^\'y.
hurry in her walk (she-camel).
Compliant (man). cr-'S*" S*^ Uncompliant (man). ^-Or" v--^ Dates soaked in water or milk, ^j^y
To fall off (hair). To be plucked ( hair). To collect, to take a.

hastily.
l^'J\j
i^yj
iO*-''.
Da t e-wine.
Hot South-wind.
Strong, powerful (stallion).
xLi
""
Is^'y
'^jA'y
th.
fi>
j?3t*'l.
Woollen or
purslain.
silk
garment, hjy^ ^ lay
Portulac.a linifolia. species of

Hairless, scantyhau'ed. Thief.
t^y
^ hy]
y'J
'^'y
Experience, practice. ~JL'JCj' Myrtle-tree. Rose of Jericho. o\~'y Hospital. Limatic cjiJU-i-jC* ^ o*'xJ.jU P
asylum.
hy
^
-l^î
To scratch
face).
(the
Ci^^ o j''y
i
Featherlesp
(arrow).
hy
fi>
^^'ytJ -kl
~ To
bite a.
o.
with the tongue.
To anoint
head).
(the
<^'ySjS^J' a
To
^y \j
-liSy
<ryi
'^'y a
^'y
,^'y\
abound with herbage (valley). To have (flocks) in a fertile land.
for (o.'s family). J Earth washed j-\y\^ j^/y ^ j^y away by rain. Outstanding debt. xL\'y Wicked, biting. j!y ^ 'i-Jy ^ j:y^\
To take To earn
off a. th.
jijv>l.
To
To
find (a valley)
fuU of pas-
fi
^y\
To
strip (a tree) of its
fi>
^y
-^
turage.
leaves.
To outstrip. {^'y a yy To fall off (bark). yj^ Grease. To be diseased. ii'y^ Cay a J'y -H9^y,i "^y Kind of 'ij>y ^'^jti 9j^ 'T *fS-*-' "^^ j^ To tend, to nurse (the sick). partridge. To be remiss in (work). j y^:;^j To render a. o. ill. s J'yh J^y _;^J>'l -r <^j'y^J,f-^^h 9y'^ 7T Kj/ Rich in pasturage (man). To have diseased cattle. ,f.JJi O'y^ To graze -1^ To find a. o. ill. jij LJJD) ^'y a s j.J^' (horse). To feign illness. y'J^L\ -^j j^jlw if- To roll a, o. in the dust. Aj 5 Disease. y\'y ^ -Js'y^ y'yj To grease (food). Hypocrisy, doubt. ~ Blight, mildew. To slaver (camel). i^\'y pS0 To be stained (reputation), ^s-'y a ^.y To let (a beast) ^]^j (ii_^> ^.y Diseased. 'Weak, languid.' Ja\yj wallow. Pale (sun). Ji>'yj J'\'y -r <^^/ To stain the character of. Languid (eye). ^y'\j To slaver. To chat. ^'L'\ Slight wind. <^_)- '^j. To dilute (dough) in water. ^ Valetudinarian, Jî'JJ' -^jijÔ** To anoint o.\s self sickly. f^'j^^ -^j j_, ^y^y with (oil). To pluck A J,jLi_, layJ il^y o if'y ^ To wallow in the fj.j^ -^j tjOt)! j out (the hair). dust (mule). ^ To gnaw, to craunch a. th. a> ^y He wavered in the affair, To tear off. y] j p*;j
Pastui'age.
,^\'y ]j
hurry. To seek a good ^jji pasturage. To penetrate into (a country).J yj^\

^.y]
To
press (the teat)

fingers.
<ia'y o
^y'y -^
with the
^ ^y
^y
ts
fit
^f
Soft and hard. Trained, accusto-
o^
Slaver.
Meadow.
i-y
med. Nature. State.
Wallowing-place.
^_^j
-^y
''i'\'yi
fS'y
They are
temper.
of the sanae a>ij
o^
Jc >
Mad.
Profligate.
^jCi
'\i,'y
^'y\
"^
Softness, suppleness (of
ii/^j Va^^
Coecum.
c^ J'
"ii'J^
,
the body).
o- o>*ij tJîj
C3j_y>'
:
oy
Cornm
mascula.dogo)^ ?r ^^y' wood-tree used for making spears. Hard and pliant spear.
oj
1^^
To pierce through (the game arrow). He strayed from the true ^jji j^^
^
o
religion.
Cartilage of the nose.
oj
i*
!
Hard and smooth (spear). Holy chri.sra. Sacrament of

confirmation.
He was disobedient. ^ To cross, to pass
StlLJI
y^
by.
i
ojlfy S
|
To
fill
(a pot)
/b
Jy'\j,(j'y
jy Jy
with broth.
o|y*^
':i_^^
!
Muscles of the arm.

Exercise, training.
Maronite, of iJjj]^ mount Lebanon.
s^Jj^* "^j
j./^^
"^
To pierce a. 0. quickly with, cj S Sy To pluck the hair of a hide. To A draw (a sword). To drop its dates (palm- iyy a oy
tree).
To sing (maid). Sy Affected with heart-disease.' ii^'l eyJ fy To let a. 0. pass. n Jy Pure white. Pool of stagnating <a^ To fall off (hair). 3yJ\j To go out quickly from. water. Jjv^t "Weak-sighted. o^ ^^ 'U^ ô3>i1 Stinking Cj^y ^ *-^yj,ijy,J Jy
G._,>
To become a Maronite. To be weakened (eye).
uj'jîj
ojy
&ayi
J^
Jy
"White (mil-age). Sore eye. To anoint (a wound).

Poultice.
Silex. IMarura
(
hide or wool.
u^^ cnt
'"CSy j^J/^ j^yy" -^ jJ^J' un. sj^ ) jy.
fi>
Ear
of
J\y>
^ Jyj Jj'y ^
corn.
(aromatic plant).
Gravy, broth. <^yj 3'y Hypocoudria. Hypocondriasis. J\y Wool plucked from a skin. ijS'y
if-
From
jNIerw in Khorassan.
-^S)
Jp
Heretics.
Insolent, shameless.
"^jS^
Marrubiuiii. hoarhound.
To stamp
(horse).
the ground
C^;;
^j^* ^y, -^
j-
jy
Jj U^
5-
-^
Sky-light, window.
o'JJ'
Eyes of butter.
J'jJ'
To px'ess (a she cameFs) teats, To urge (a beast). To extract a. th. j!^\j To draw (rain) ^ t^^-lij j'JOSj fi>
Marum
plant).
Jy>^j^
a
^
^
To weary, to annoy a. 0. To be wearied, troubled.

Rhinoceros.
u->v* "^
^'j^ ^
^j-i^ty,
from the clouds (wind).
To oppose
a. o.
5 t\y,j
%\j\^
^'j\'^
To spoil a. th. To become ^/yj
'"C/yj 'i\y
^'y a oy *
ip
stubbornly.
To let flow her milk (she-camel). ^^1 To attire o.'s self in. ^ ^yJ; To quarrel togetbei". (ijlii To doubt about. J jJâSj SjC^
Quarrel. Contradiction.
i^*
smooth and hard. To become hardened by (work)

(hand).
To get accustomed
to.
ic
vl^j \jjy
Run
of a lashed horse.
Gush
of
-iCy
milk.
Doubt. Quarrel. Milch-camel.
^^'j
KA'y
"îy.
To soften a. th. o'yj,^'y o To train, to inure a. o. to. u. 5 oy' To be trained, inured to. jt o,^ Garment. Soft leather. o\^] ^ oy
Fur. Side.
'iSy
Woman's
boots.
White smooth-haired
calf.
ij^ ^
jj,^
Shabby
clothes. 4- Saint.
To joke, to jest. To assume colour To jest with. To joke together.

Joke, jest.
Cvj>
--
Smooth-feathered partridge.
"Cjy
(grapes).
5 A^'j\:^j li-lj^
^y
!>-j^*
Woman
antelope.
of fair complexion.
White
^j'C^
-rj^
*9->>j
Spike, ear of corn.

Cold. Yellow slippers.
fi>
i j;
9-O' sj^
tijy Maria, woman's name. Mary, the Blessed Virgin. j^^y H Cyclamen, sow-bread {plci.).^_y j^J.
^ ^
']
Sage (plant)
'oj\'y
':^^y
3i
\'jy j> -^ To be sour (beverage). To sip a. th. ^ To be tasteless. skin). * fyi To fill up (a 'o'j\'y j>* To overcome a. o. To be energetic (man). To suck a. th. To become hard (fruit). ^ th. apart. To di-iok (a draught). /jp To set a. a. th Abyssinian beer beverage made jj To sack, to taste To be remote. millet, barley or grain. of
j
. ! I
y
o
-i^
f^
\y
fi>
^ jyJ
'/A
Of noble
origin.
jjjl j.ij'
jj>'i
Difficult business.
I
Energetic.
^ j^y
Leisure. -^ Sourish
I
To bound
(gazelle).
s\\iftly
'^'yj
\s.'y
a p.^
shall do it at leisure. jy J& ilii> ty^'y Sour taste. < Tastelessness.
To
pick (cotton) with the
^.j^j
fingers.
Sour. <r Tasteless. Palatable wine.

Excellence.
'^ ^
'\y3
__
^ "
To divide a. th. He trembled with anger.

Flake of cotton. Piece of meat. f^yj Draught of watei
f.'y
* ^y
iJaS
^yP
"is-y
He has the mastery over

thee.
dCTlP
J? 'y H
_
^y, ^
"-.i-y^
sucking. Palatable wine.
oy
Excellent.
Hedge-hog.
To
tear
fi>
Jyj,'^yj i2y
^^y 3'y -^
Difficult,
more
diffi-
j.y j.j% ^ '\y ^ y'\
cult. Better.
fy
/b To impair (the character) of. 3'y \Sy To mute (bird). 5 CSjiA^ Ci>J 3y To scatter (a
i
oflF(a
garment).
To become sour, acrid. To shake about a. th. To be shaken. To rise.

Yellow slippei's. To mingle o *
(a liquid)
%-\'y,i
^*'j
'
yy'H*-
yyi
Tr'y
tiibe).
To destroy (a kingdom). To vie in swiftness with. To be scattered (tribe). To be torn to pieces.

Rag,
tatter.
fi>
3y
Sj^
Jjiib ~ 3'y ^ xJj^
J^" To
!
To
\
with. ~ incite a. 0. against. ,^ ^ ^'y assume a yellow hue (cornwith.
crops).
Ragged garment.
Swift- running (horse).
,
3'y
^Jji
To intermingle
\
'.
To
con-
i ^jb>
^jl^ 0, a. To go away, oy^j (jj'yj ^y cy -5^ ^ ir'-^l To be mixed with. To fly away. r-iyh vryj ^y To fill up (a skin). oyj cfy Bitter almond. Honey. "^.y^ "^y To praise a. 0. 5 o>j l>^'l -r rr'^y To seek to commend o.'s self. cj*^ Mixture of a liquid. Constitution. Complexion of the To outstrip a. 0. To get accus- jt
j
1
3\y
tend with a. o. To be mixed. To frequent
fi>
I 1
'
'
tomed
to.
I
body.
Rain-cloud.
Jy
Mixed.
1
sr^^-J -rij^'J "^-y
vsn
Hail-stone.
.L..
He soothed him by words. J}5')Vj 5 \L* To set ])eople ) at oy cL ]j

(
Habit. State.
variance.
Ant's eggs.
Middle part of a I'oad. Jolly. Impudent. <L-C* _j, '^-U To wipe a. th. -with fi> Gjj: a îJ' -fr the hand. To comb (the hair).
'^
Ant.
To
joke, to jest
jV>j
(*j^ a j>
-tt-
with.
To become
proud.
to
C j^
a. 0.
iS'y
-ft"
He curi'ied his horse. ^^ ^p He washed his hands. li.io *jjj To anoint a. th. with. ^ To dispel (an evil God). To *
fi>
:
To praise, Remote.
commend
5^
Sy
jUiij JS^
,-
Attain-
*i>*j,o\iJ,C> ment, privilege.
G(j>
<ij.'^
coax
a. o.
a. o.
(
He
i^'lj
_j\
sat far from
Cj
lir;ij
C J-^
li^^ '^'
To To
beguile
me.
strike a. o. with
the
>-r>
The
great, the
mighty (men).
slji
j,
sword).
Distinguished, elegant.
7jy
^y
To survey (aland). ^ ^\1j> j Ul-^ ?vl To lie. G-Ll^^j (UIj^ To have the thighs rubbed G-.1-S a rt-Ji
garment. To beguile, to wheedle
coar.se
a. 0.
To
^j
s i^jJ-iZ-^j
touch
a.
C-iwj 'v ^ a ,_^ th. with the hand. To smite
by a
a. 0. (misfortune). To strike a. 0. He was somewhat drunk. _,SviJI tL^
s r-.^K'^j <rJj^
Necessity compelled
to. Jl.
*:G>.JI
jr,lj:
To wipe a. th. To anoint a. o. with. He washed himself.

Such a one
/b
^.l^j
?il;5j
'ijit
!>-wl/i
â
î'
To have a touch To touch a. 0. To be in contact

to.
of madness.
ji
C.C-j il-liji ,1,-^ with, contiguous a
is penniless.
9wii
it
.
To make
a. th.
a. 0. to
touch
4s
"i
l^J^l
To agree
upon.
To
strike
a bargain with.
To come
in contact.
lj.\:j
To unsheath
Anointing,
-if-
(a .sword).
Contact. Stroke of madness.

First
fit
Land-surveying.
^\LJ>^j ^jLJ^
of fever
fii'e.
jU!l jl JJ^J\
^^ -
Saddle-felter.
contact of
Hair-cloth.
Contiguousness, contact.
*^\^
High road.
Friction. Impression of a
^^j
wet
Touching. Pressing need.
hand. Mark, sign. He has some traits

of beauty.
^
The sense
Jlij^l
of touch.
There
a close rela- *, tiouship between them.

is
Extreme-Unction. Mensuration of land. Geometry. Smooth. Piece of kl;;^ gold or silver. Sweat.
wiped.
Christ, the Messiah.
Do not
touch.
Touch. Contact.
Salt water. Undrinkable, or
ur>--*
Anointed,
wholesome water. Bezoar-stone. Touching much. -^ Goad. ^\1j>

Crazy To be
;
whimsical.
a->-i^
intri-
Clilfj
X-w*
,.r--^
^
-i^t-
The Antichrist
Christ.
Christian.
the false
Ju!JI-
cate, confused (business).
ost^-Jij 0^.1
Christianity.
Lock of hair. Bow. Temple of the head.
^.
To joke. To I'^'j '>-l^ a ll^ beguile. To be slow. To be rude. To follow the middle of (a road). * To delay a payment ). To allay the
(
boiling of (a pot).
Jw.
To squeeze
(a skin,
v>r
-S-
)
:
CkJwi o
iaU
Surveyor
of land.
Liar.
measurer
SaClLJ
^Ll/
the bowels, linen). Purgative plant.
Ja--C
Having the breast chafed
t.^\j>
Muddy water.
River,
*i5-r*J -^*crr' valley liaving little water.skj-.^
by rubbing (camel).
Trowel.
JA.^_j wil.>
Ij
cijÛal^
dLj^
,
Us-w
o <tXLJ
Female hair-dresser. 7^^\'y ^ *9-_wC Having the pCJ' ^r ''^-l-^ > ^-1-^ thighs inflamed by rubbing. Having
1
To take
hold
of.
^ dll4iJLlj
-
dllo^lj liL- u5
To grasp a. th. dli-Aj dll/J ojC, To be Tfuacious. sJ^lLJ o (txLJ To perfume a. th. with musk. ,Û To give an earnest to. S To withhold, to keep back. *_, i dX'~J' 1 To asti-inge (the bowels medicine). To refrain from. j^ dll.4i-l.lj He did not abstain from. o\ dCliJ U Fre.shly flayed skin. 6/~J- ^ Û^
;fc fi>
:
a flat sole (man). ?-_^Cl ^ Even, bare (soil). Klven and pebbly soil. Unseemly 'Ul^J
(woman).
Long
piece of
wood
in
-r^J^
-rj^
'
a ship.
Impostor,
dissembler.
Crocodile.
9--14j^
J , !r li-J
^ -rU^
-r-y^^
to
^-Llijj
Rag, duster.
otl.i..;j r-J-i.^
To transform,
Aj
6,U
5ifc- -W-
Catch, grip. They are afraid.

Tortoise-shell.
Child's caul.
^\\^\\ 6jLJ>
J '^
Dam. Horn or ivory-armlets.

<fei--C>j
Û
iXLji
metamorphose a. o. To adulterate \ a book ). To emaciate ( a horse ).
"i^nU
Musk
(perfume).
C lienopodium
foot [plant).
Botrijs goose- '^j\ diJ>
To render (food) tasteless. To scoff at, to vUify a. o. s r-î ^.1/^1 To be dissolved (tumour). ?i-JUI. To become emaciated (arm). To unsheath (a sword). A rJLlj'\
Metamorphosis. Plagiarism. Metamorphosed, defor^>L med. Monster (person). () Deformity. Abuse. Metamorphosed. Hideous. Taste
-if;
Musky, musk-fruit
Musk-deei".
Particle of musk.
Handle. Well dug in
a hard 'ground. Sustenance. Sound judgment. There is (ii^-^ j\ ii^ j\ X^CJ- *-? C no intelligence in him.
Avarice.
less. Stupid.
Horse-tail
plant).
^^
u.
Lean
<
in the
rump
(horse).
-^y-^
S _^J_
-r o'J^-^ o jlJI -S-
Deformed.
ridicule a. o.
iSCJj
ilLJ^j lfeil.j *&w'
To
Jidî^
Dam,
Reservoir. Water-works. Avarice. Abstemiousness.
Eai'nest. pledge.
dX^j
i)ll>;
Laughing-stock.
^^^
oITlIjI
iJC/l
oVfesi-L*
To twist (a rope). A \HjJ To emaciate (a horse) for a

race.
"^
Tongues forceps.
:
ili.>
Qj
di
To shampoo
joints).
the
J^^ j'
-^
^
Avaricious, niggardly. dJCJ
*i=ilJj
Strong woman.
Fibres of palmtrees
;
jl-JI t:!^
:>\lJ ]j
'O'l
-u.*
Hard ground.
Burnet (plant). Stechas ( plant). ^\j'}i\ d)_4^^ White-spotted (horse's foot), ifeu-^ji Impregnated with musk, musky. dLlii
To flow (water). To draw (a sword).
y,:ji
*^r^
J^'jh *î5_/J X^SCL^j
iU_
rope of fibres or Iron axle-tree of a pulley. Skin for butter or honey.

Strong, sturdy. n Coptic month of
leather.
iO
J>L4-
jUi
<^lr-^
^^
J^^^
August.
]kt
Y\r
_jA
(^
He
is
one of
tlie
1^2)1
ii,l^^
River- jJL.Jj o^.>

bed.
J^j
*Iw1
Jl^:
best
men
of his tribe.
Towel, napkiu.
Apricot.
(
un. iX
To wish
ning
Beauty of an oval face. a good eve-

to.
XWLJ^
^^^/i
Apricot-tree.
Bitter-kernelled apricot.
^^^ To come in the evening to.
-ft-
Good evening.
J^^.
^s-î
<ii
iJLL
Sweet-kernelled apricot.
To enter upon the

evening.
<C/I. jJi'\
To mix,
a. th.
to confuse
A C^
_j
!>5-.~.>_j
He became
^vi;1
irii'
ill
in the
Cisj_yS
u>U
Mixed
evening.
confused.
He came
C>1.>
late.
:
J:j^> -^j 'j2i\

"*
JJ^
'il>
To have
the thighs
Afternoon
evening.
,i \j
chafed by a coarse garment. To anoint ( for ^:î. ) \>Jj^ a

(tha sick) with holy
oil.
Good evening.
Yesterday
evening.
,u~*
'
.^l \Ui
iS'-^
^ ^-^^
*^
~
'-^
To
tf-
clear
away
(sky).
Extreme-Unction. To be cheerful. iîj a _ To sprout (tree).î;;j ^'^j J^J-i
Runuet. Beginning
of the
eve-
Ls Fine-shaped ear. sln-* Slr^ o'i? Vegetation of the J^JVI O^^'J lrs-^
earth.
To To
clothe a.
o.
S ^4-
I
Night-cell.
To extract a. th. To emaciate (the To be torn off.
A
attle
:
UJ_
^ÎS
TS
-S-
heat).
To
b3 thirsty.
to advice.
Deaf
What
a ^jvi oi* s>L^ ^l>t luxuriant land!

dress (the
Misfortuues.
To
dikite a. th.
To
LL/i
Iji^
-ft-
Soil covered with green.
To
S>>C tr'jl JaJjj fuj.; i o Jalii -}f

,
wipe o.'s hand 5. To suck (a bone). He took little by little the :,>0 JGi propei'ty
of.
hair).
To be chapped (hand). CklJ a Ja4>s ulij To have the sides combshaped (she-camel).
To quarrel
camel).
with.
To milk (a
she-
To have a
ialA/^l.
callosity on
Cii.* a
To
dress o.'s hair.
the foot (beast).
BlandLsher, coaser.
Jai^JI J\'i
To extract
the
marrow
Comb. Weaver's loom. Shoulder- Jai,> blade. Comb-shaped brand on a camel. Curry-comb.
of (a bone).
Metatarsal bone, instep. tf- Bridge of a fiddle.

JV_i^
;y
J'-S'l
,.i;5::!i
To be marrowy (bone). To befall a. o. (lot). To obtain a share of. To exhaust (the udder). To take ^
off
ia.i.*j
IsJi^j ia-Z~^j
JaiVj
,
Jai.^
(her ornaments
woman).
v_) jiJu"'.
Comb. Manner
iai;^ J
of combing.
,;!;. Ij
To
purify o.'s self
with (a
ski;*
stone).
Craft of a hair-dresser.
iklL;
Soft earth. Soul

position.
natural dis-
^Csji
Combings. X]^ lL^ Comber, hair-dresser. xLiÛ j. iii.C Combed. i>ivJj iaî.? To have a splinter in Cial/ a ia^."" the hand. To be muscular (horse).
He
is of a generous character.
îliiJI i-.'^
ji
-ft-
Cartilage of a bone. J.[k/' Soft bone. Stony tract.

'L^
iili.*
YM
I
Having the ji^' ^ 'ClI/ > j;l; thighs wounded by rubbing. Chafed
(skin).
Splinter of a bone.
*îj
fi>
-Si-*
Uncertain rumours.
To steal a. th. away. CU To earn a. th. To card (cotton). a SJender (waist). Lean (horse). Jjl^ To milk (ewes). ^'L^j Long and thin bough ). < Stripped To clean out (a dish). To cleanse o.'s self. of its leaves (tree). ^1^, To snatch (a garment). To To decrease (ilesh). V^l/J o JJJ- ^ rii*l exhaust ( the udder). To draw (the To draw little (milk). * sword;. To draw (the sword). jlilj *-^ To yield little milk (she-camel), jlj Flake of carded cotton. *':r-*-> To crauneh (a cucum- A lil/i a flJ^ ^ Little tleshy. JjlXJ'j Ji-C
Dyed with red
clay.
iklJ a îJ -^
jl-w
fit
fi>
fi>
Sweet-kernelled apricottree.
-^
ber) slowly.
yiJji
Medlar, ti-ee and fruit. To scratch (the fi>j s (:^

skin
).
^1^
To
excoriate a.
o,
To pare
(a s'vin).
To strike to revile a. o. s To blacken (the character) of. A jXj' To dye (cloth) with red clay. Red clay. fJu/^ Worn out rag. Di-y mud mixed <ii...
;
To exhaust
(a
the milk of
with thorns for cleansing
flax.
she-camel).
off a. th.
To take
To draw
iLi/
To To
act speedily.
Csi/ o j1j i^
unfurl, to spread a. th.
To dye *
(the sword).
(the hair).
To
tear up (a garment).
Scratch, excoriation.
To
Fresh dates, a Mortar. olL^j olL To relax a. o. (mes ^^'\ ^j' -Hdicine).
^
chafe (the thighs : coarse garment). To eat the best of a pasturage (cattle). <>-To strip (a tree) of his
leaves.
He went to stool. iiiaj ^^ To use a. th. as a laxative.uj ^^.^Jii[

'Îjj
Purgation. Walk, errand.
Ji/j yljj
"
y^
jl>=-^ -^
To
^î47j
i^î
*li-4-?j
Qi-*
c?^
To To To To To
To To
write in large letters. Z\^\\

flog a. 0.
J
5'
eat
little
of a meal.
^liLjl ^/>
be
tall
wound
o.'s
and slender. thighs by
j^
(sl^ a
J4^
'
walk.
rubbing.
revile a. o.
s s
'
He was a backbiter, Xi-^JlL; ^^l/S jl^ To traduce a. o. to. ^î,; & t lL t To make J^ h *^4-^ <5^
<j.
.
flog a. 0.
a. o. to
walk, to go on.
To promote
To To
dye
a. th.
with red
clay.
/ft
(an affiir).
be over (night). To be rent jl;;; (garment). To be barked (branch),
To walk with a. o. s ^^( To have numerous flocks. ^^^ To walk along. To take a walk, ^^l^j To act upon a. o. (wine). To walk together. To have cattle for breeding. Walk.
I
To be
pull
stripped of its leaves (tree)

a. th.
To
To
along
pull off, to
snatch a
th
fl>
jli-'i^
Tall and fine stature.
Red
clay.
Rent garment,
tatters,
rags. Flake of cotton.
Gait, deportment.
Walker. FootSlanderers.
infantry.
-^
o>iUj olL
Foot-soldiers
passenger, foot-soldier.
Rubbish of carded wool. 'iJ\Ju^J Floss-siik. Tow, oakum. Having little flesh, J^l^j J-4o ji-*
slender.
Shabby, worn out clothes.
Jc4'*
'
J
To suck (the breast), fb \j^ To suck a. th. To render a. o. submissive. To be intense (cold, heat).
Thunder. Shower.
Intensene.?s of cold, heat.
V\o
-i^
Jk^
s
Quadruped.
J-^y'j
oCi-C*^
::;i;.>
Cattle. PI. Flocks.
Ijua^
Good walker. Slanderer.

Walking-place.
-^
Cjjj\1./' rr
'^
ao/^
jJaij jJai
Gal- ^J^'^ ^ ^^^^'' levy, passage, corridor. Foot-path.
To
suck
^ '^^ 'j
ô."j
l^
a o 3/*^ "^
High
olJuaj oJ^^\
and red hill. Shower, rain.
.Xa^j Top of a mountain.

7-
i\.^^j
a. th., to sip in,
^ To
To
lose its juice (fruit).

a. o. a. th.
;
'^
fin
ts
SJua/*
il.ii;:
"fr
give to
to
'^\
'^'k
Place of refuge, shelter.
To
milk
S
(
j^^ h ^^^J
a ewe
)
llr-a* O -oa-*
with the tip of the
lingers.
suck. Sucking, suction. Sugar-cane. Choice part, pith.
un. x^> )
î."
i>^-o>'j
-^
*.^
To To
yield little milk (ewe).
_î
(
He
is
the
be.st
of his
*/.^ oÛi>
y^
</
build (towns).
To choose
tribe.
town)
for a capital.
What
is
sucked.
X^\^
He has given him little. 'Uaill *lifr To become a raatropolis (town).__;4aij To be unimportant ( gift ). To disperse away (people).
Egypt. Cairo. Chief town of a j^^j j^^ t ra* kingdom. Country. Boundaries of
*
Sucker. iÔ j, 1^\a Sucker. Cupper, a Cement. tja\î' ^ Spout of a mug. Pipe of a z^di -^ syringe. Owl. Vampire.
^^
Sucking his ewes through avarice. Meat cooked with

vinegar.
<;l.^>
oV-^^
^j^HJ^ ^
j'j-^''
two
countries.
ii\lr''aS\
j
Cufa and Basra (towns). Egyptian. o^/^; ^r *I-rCa^ ^ A para, a farthing. ;[jjV.ii PL Wealth, money.
Yielding
little
Wet, damp
Bowl.
^
(sand).
i>c^''
'^^'^
*i_o"ia>
*o-^
^j^^y^*
!!>=;
String, thread.
^^l^j j^^* ^
jy^'^
milk (female).
Intestine, gut.
Syphon. Emaciated by disease. He rinsed his mouth.

Sucker.
<
^^^îav"
To
Mastic,
jCLkâ^j
'iJCia-ii;:^
rinse (a glass).
<>
To suck a. th.*
^t'^^''
ijl ^^; >.g
-ft-
Of pure race, genuine.
JLL^^
To
disappear,
gum
of the lentisk-tree. d Spirits
to cease.
To
(>jîj G-^/i a ^..i' -ttbe worn out (clothes?).
parfuraed with mastic.
To
fade (blossom).
To flash Hghtning). (î a ;i;: ^ To start (horse). To strike a. o. with (a stick), uj 5 To miscarry (woman ).j,1Û 'z^'..laAj To be exhausted (milk). Vt^V To quarrel ôU-'jiCs-Us^j iiî;.' ;.oC
(
(milk).
To
be effaced (house).
To be exhausted To be
5v.aj
t_,
obliterated (writing).
To decrease (shade), u.^; a To carry off a. th. May God d\^^ ri-^*\j TrJaiJ'j
cure thy disease
!
^,î
^1 ^^.i*
together.
Thin (shade).
into (a
rs.^'\
To go deep
land).
Warlike.
Yielding
little
milk
Xi^la^
'
Barry of tha
/io j^' ?- *-i'*j thistle cr-^^ .Green bird.
To pull away a. th. * li-î'. u ^.ojJ -J^ To pull out (panic-grass). To take hold of a. th. ^n^vij k^xo^ To be weaned (child ). k-^î To be separated from. ?k.i5l
fi>
Sheath of
k^^Mj
White
To drop
(water). Vîsij M^^^ o
J.ia-
panic-grass.
-ky^^ ^r *i->^* pith of papyrus.

'
'
His lîx; IS^^J 'v:?*^ '-ri** ^'^ blood is still unrevenged. Mudar, ancestor of the Mudarees.
v*^ To
I ;
be put on a sieve for draining ( fresh cheese).
"â joV To suppu-
_^
cJx^
SjUui
Tribe of the Mudarees. Meat cooked with sour milk.
*iv^
;
Whey. To masticate
He chewed
flesli i. e.
rate (wound). To percolate. To make (fresh cheese). A j^> To give an instalment to a. o. ^j. J To waste (wealth) Sj ^y^h away. To exhaust ( ewes ) by railfi>
a. th.
Uii>
a o f^!'
jjii
-S-
king.
curd.
V^-a
his brother's
Î To make
,
He disgraced him.
Whey.
Drippings.
iJLi?j Jit*
*Ui;ij :cJu
To fight desperately with. s ^l. To be eatable (meat). To bring fJiJ-] forth ripe dates ( palm-tree ). To
ripen (date).
Oozing (skin). Small quantity of milk. Paltry gift.
j^y
To
Mastication.
What
blood.
is
chewed.
i-^^j stUa^j j.U

fih/'
^
f^
pain, s ja^Sj îiA^^^j lixf o ja^ -^ to distress a.o. ( wound, giief ). To
grieve a. o.
i :
iVIasticatory. Clot of
liis/i
To burn
gue
:
(the eyes, the ton-
^^/^b
collyrium, vinegar).
^/t
Unimportant
trifles.
affairs
j^'VI
f.^*
To experience pain
,
C^J^ a
^^
~
from.
^,liij
Flesh adhering to the bones.
f^^^
^r
*"-^
^tUx^
To be
i
dis-
ioLi'^j Ca-^j^j
<r^ a
tressed, pained.
j i
Mad, insane. The two jaws, mandibles.

Desperate struggle. To pass away \%a*j U-oa o
(event)
:
oU-Û'l Xi^\'^
i
To To
itch (akin).
quarrel together.
Itching, burning.
Sour
to elapse (time).
To
t^^^ -Sgo on.
(milk).
j j
To penetrate To
into:
\jîj
Liu
Pain, grief. Sour milk. Salt water. Pure, unmixed.

Pain, burning in the eye. Burning.
to advance further on.

exe'cute (an affair).
To
He CflC-iajj *.î-ia^ *-? J 'UJ riijsed his mouth. He died. \^^ <U1J j iJU-^ I have not closed j,y.) ^'J. iuai-ia^ To take a. th. away. vj â> my eyes. To cut, to be sharp (8word).iJj/ ^^j^ To promote, to advance A i[^{ ^sh^\ Drowsi- jlÂt J tj-UI! yii^îjj ja'.^^ (an affair). To execute an order ). ness crept into his eyes. To conclude (a sale). -^ To sign (a To impair 9^^ b C>tJa/ a t.^ ^ deed ). (the reputation) of. To disgrace a. 0. To be successfully performed ^^) To ooze ( skin). To dart its i-ays ^.^ (affair). To be executed (order). (sun). Carrying out of a decree. 'lîl. Ilr^*j 'S^.* a v-^J o _r^J -r^ "fr ^ Signature. To become sour (milk). 0>^v 5 ya^ Progress, furthei'ing. A'â To destroy a. o. To reckon
conclude (a bargain).
I ,
J*
Vy
fin
Past (time). Sharp
1^\a ^ (sword). Efficacious (discourse).

preterite tense.
;
jfi/^
a. o.
amongst the Mudarees.

the
To be numbered among
Mudarees.
Fresh,
Soft
soft.
.r^
_r?^
The
^CJl
Sharper
more
efficacious.
^^^
}ii^
;y>1
Executed,
(order).
fulfilled
:u
Sour (milk).
life.
J^h
-r>W j^^
j.a
J~'*s-
Watered by
>
rain.
(V\Y)
j^'*^J
-^^
jiL'
To To
strain, to
j^^ x liLv LkS

,
o l.i
Swift-paced (horse).
stretch a. th.
stretch (the eyebrows).
(
Mug. Town of Waterproof

garment.
Swift
(hoi'.se).
Heliopolis.
iijia^
e'Ja^j^j
Jp{J: ^
Ja^_
assume a proud
mien
).
To 'Jai To extend
fin
Intermittent (rain).
Asking
for rain.
Seeking
bounty. Silent.
Rained upon (man, place).

Bishop, metropolitan.
zJjlLJJj iiijj^
'j\Jiai
(the fingers). To draw (a bucket). To be proud, haughty. To revile a. o. To waddle, to sweep in walk Lk.7 To rope (milk). To adorn (a narrative).
G
-ft-
Proud deport-
J^h
'iklki^
^JaJaf'
To
ta.ste a. th. in
lips.
fi,
jLiJ
jtL
smacking the
Sweetness.
ment. Slime in the bottom kJ ikj^ ^ ^t^k^" of a trough. Place hollowed by the
feet of cattle.
vLj^
fi>
To stretch (a rope). ÎW o ji> ^ To flatten (tin). To work (iron). To put off the payJiai/']j Jt\>j
fi>
ment of (a debt). To delay the i_ 5 "^^'j

payment of
a. th. to.
To be unmindful of. To slap a. o. To be swollen (river). To eat much.

Foolish. Proud. Dis.solute.
j
Gja^ a
kiLjA
rrâJ^
^
-ft-
^larîlj
G-.k/S
injaij
Âa/'
^
-
V.y\'^
JJ^W
:;iklk;:
^'âj^
To grow
(plant).
tall
and tangled
a
,^'-*[
To
yield
Jal^ ]j
|^;j
|^
Ja^
rain (sky).
off (of
Putting
Jlia^j *'Uii;jj
jL^
The sky rained upon

them.
It
'iil!l
^^k-*
tliljl
promise).
Remainder
basin.
of
water
in a
tJL^j viiJ'
rains.
_^^
^j_
j\ (jî
He has not
xlLJa.;
Ha
î
C^
Craft of a tinman, ii'onraon-
received the least benefit from him.
gery.
Ironmonger, tinman.
Dilatory (debtor).
JlaU-ij
JiL/J
Jj^j
rr
J^l**
To run quickly (horse). \j^'j \'JiaA To light quickly (bird). To go through (a lija'jj \'j^
country).
Beaten iron, tin. Jj,^ Elongated (iron). Delayed

(payment).
"iX^
To bring a. th. away. To send down rain ( God). To

Ik;
^_j
_4-*
J^S
To hasten
the walk.
to hurry
To
\j\^ join a fj'iend.

(rider).
sweat.
To urge a beast
pull (a rope).
To
itij
if
To expose o."s self to the rain. To go fast horse ). To fly swiftly

(
J^
(bird;.
To render the way long to. ^j To be lengthened (day). Ck^ a JhJ^ To ride (a beast). 5 J=^\j J*-^' To mount a. 0. upon (a s ^
\a.'j'\
To ask rain from (God), i ja.'J:L\i To expect silently, to lower ja'JiLs
To seek
U.se,
the eyes. the beneficence
of.
^.
-x
baast).
Shower, heavy rain.

(day).
jlk^^
Jaf'
To become long
spread,
to
To
the
\^
arms
in
stretch
walk.
Back
Alike
of a beast.
;
'Vix*
custom. "i'Jî o'Jkfj ja^ Water-skin. Wooden or s^k/*' leathern vessel. Rainy (wea^^'J'j j^^j J^î _r^-*
ther).
fellow.
-^s'^Ji
Length, extent.
Wide- mouthed
(well).
SjVk^j
J^
^.
Swift-running horse.
Y>A
-JJ-
) s^^L^
^^'
oiv
Hour, instant, moment.
To
seize, to
ao^lj,lai/' a
Nag, riding-beast.
"V-ia/O ljlk
ilk;:
snatch a. th. una-wares. To draw (the sword). To pull up (a bucket).
To blame,
,
to find fault
\_î o 'hj:
with.
To injure the stomach of. To journey through (a

country).
~
\
To To
resist
to
(J&\^j ^\'î %\a

"Jji^;
J oiV
treat a.
o.
harshly.
revile o. a.
To snatch
away.
a. th.
^'^j^'j i^'*'
~ Wild
|
To have
mach. Tender
:
a disease of the stofi'esh
j^
>. -u'
',
pomegranate-tree. Dragon's 'Jii blood (resinous juice). Roughness, harshness of ;!'Ua> temper.
fruit
).
sli/
To
i
soften (a
fi>
^j
uk/f a h^
-M-
Swift (camel). Bu.ky, coarse.

Side of man. Stomach.
ai'
thong).
jS/'j
ay' ^
'iJ^,j
oJm^
\
To lick up a. th. To be dilatory in.

With. At the time
withstanding.
of.
A ;^^
J
Not'^î-j
Fresh, juicy (dates).
Zj^mJJ
>" -^
To fall out (finger-nail). 1_^/ a _;>' ^ To lose its hair (lock). To be scarce (feathei-s, hair). J^ Ij To alter (the countenance
:
With
With
i
thee.
dU/'
fi>
anger).
In the evening.
all that, nevertheless.
xliijl y'
di5
i ^'
To have
travelling-provisions
jij>'\j
exhausted.
To become
poor.
To be destitute of plants (land). _^1 To fall off (hair). To be altered Jc^

by anger
Ill-nature.
(face).
Sj^*'*'
1
'\j^ J' j^ 'j ''yi' - j^ less. Scanty (hair). Bai'e (.soil). Falling (nail). Niggardly. Having the forehead convulsed _;îi>' by anger. To be rich in >^ ^j j*^' a j;"'
Hair-
J^ ^
Notwithstanding. Although, though. ol />" Though he may be rich. C^' t.i'^ y>' Together, at the same time. Ck/ Concomitance. Simultaneousa^V houseness, connexion. -^ Private hold of a prince. To melt (grease). u^ o v' -S-
To walk by
intense heat.
To
:
^.ii/J -J^
fight (people).
To
repeat.
(rain
.sky).
fl>
To pour a vehement
Crepitation of
fire in
y,U/ ^
liii*'
the reeds. Uproar, bustle of fighters.
goats.
To become hard
(ground).
1
j^^'
PL Wars. They agreed together.

Partaking the opinion of
every one.
Ci>.Ui
h'j^
o?^'
"What a hard, a strong man iji^l C. What an energetic man! 'CjCj jiil U To be frowned (face). jS^
To be diligent in. Hardness cf the ground.

(iji._J
I
jii^J.1^
Intense heat. Intensely "jliiJiVj oUii/'' hot or cold (night, day).
ji'
Bucks
'^J^,J ,-hii^J jij* fr J*^J and goats. Kind of goats.

Jjt'^b
jet)1
J^
To rub (a skin). To rush forth. To go

swiftly
CJ^
c.i>'
-tt-
or
Gj./ a -^r.ii^ gently (she-camel).
-M-
To
Goats. Herd of
J>i'^
blow gently(wind).
mountain goats from 30 upwards. Goat, buck. Goat-skin. Î>' t J'-^ Energetic. j-iil'O ji^'j Ji'^ Hard, stony jcL-lj j^ ^ Mj;v ^ y^\ ground.
To
strike (its mother's udder
young camel).
To shake the plants (wind). C;OI J To stir (a pencil) in. j * To curvet (ass).
Bloom
of
life.
Owner
of goats, goat-herd.
jC^'
^ Putting oif the dksX^'j du;^j,dUV payment of a debt.

Silly
:
dl.
(leather)
To rub
A LiV
a ^_,^'
>
strongly.
quarreller.
il/
ij^"^
{s. pi.)
'
Numerous (camels).
Big and
fat (camels).
To revile, to strike a. o. ^ To crush down a. th.

Daimtless, brave.
.j-i^'j
'^m^
er-?^''->
Wai-ra bread overlaid with X.SC-*V sugar and butter. To pluck, to suatch fi> >li>. a Ji^'
To
-)f
w^
*
have the nerves
i^J'' a ,>a*>
of the feet sprained.

(finger).
To
be distorted
To ache
(belly).
To
limp.
away a. th. To damage a. th. To backbite a. o. To avert a. o. briskly ^.t j Ji^b

from.
To
be in a rage.
^/a^^j u^îJ
Pain in the sides. îj^ Feeling a pain in the feet ^jo^j ^jo^^
from
:
ovei'fatigue.
Acting dexterously
Evil, mischief.
sharp.
To
be
^, Ja^ b
vliai/
a JomP
-tt-
To ac'cnow-
vj^^t>,CJiV
a be started (horse).
, ,
ledge or to disown a. th.
vexed by. To anger a. o. Moved, exasperated.

ct*^'
i ja,J> ij jsi/*'
To
flow
^'\j
U^ a ^'j
;
J^j J^M
fi>
C:JU'
(water).
To
To distend a. To pluck
th.
CkiV a
).
Jai'
-fr
Lair, feathers
-^
To
To be well watered to ui^v" a ^y' grow (plant). To be well watered (ground). ^'A To run fast (horse ). To be rich. To
be poor.
scald otf (hair) with boiling water.
To put off (a payment). To draw (the sword). To have scanty JaS^j

hair (wolf).
^
a
,
Jaii^b
Cki^' a
!*/'
To be assiduous To look intently

at a. th.
Useful.
to
ponder over.^^"*|
-^j
To
fall off
iai>lj
UiJlj
iai/^lj
L^J
J îj
_^;l
gradually (hair).
To become worn, smooth

(thing).
Jaii^^lj lai^"!.
Easy
Numerous
"ii^v
(rope).
Scarce.
Hairless Vj
XlL
JaJ^î
.il*;/
'\j
i^
-fr
He possesses nothing,
Inn. Spa.
(wolf).
Bare (sand,
soil;.
fi>
Travelling apparatus,
house-uteusils.
cr^'^'y'
u>frV>
To wash (the earth) Csi/ a away (torrent ). To drink

greedily.
ji'
a.
th.
Legal alms. Good work. < Quire of paper, n Caldron. Barge, mahone. xJ^' -^
Water
flowing
cl^j
o*^'
^Z
upon the surface of the earth.
To be deep (well). iJli^jCsiV To be far distant ( place). To deepen (a well). To be deep. To be wicked.

o J^l^'
fi>
j^J]
To mew (cat). iii; o U/ ^ To bear ripening dates (palm- jJA

tree).
'
>
j^
.',
Depth
Deep.
distance.
PL Remote
parts of
the desert.
(evil).
To spread
Intestines,
^^;j
Ripening date.
'liUl
-Kkî
'maj
^^ To J.i * To
-$i-
j^
fi>
rub a. th. overcome a.
îs^ a dtiV
-S-
o.
in (wrest-
guts.
ling).
To mix up, to embroil a. th. ^ ;i;i' To chew (meat). To shake a. th. in (water). J A He spoke confusedly. ^ÂSC'l f:Jj>' He did his woi-k clumsily. 4\;^ J ^:;J>. He patched his work.
He put
off the
payment of
*Jlo 5 dltC'j uJJo J iiJi liU^ his debt to.

o dU^'
5 di^'
To be insane. LTliV To drag a. o. along on the

ground.
To
be rolled on the ground.
d\i;3
YT-
!;>
confused, intricate
î/^'j ^Û^:
To be
stretched, dis- ial^\j

(day).
Jaiîj
hl^
Jaif>\
To be
tended.
(affair).
To be advanced
To
steep and
mash j
/fc
G;/
To draw (the sword). To feel the gripes '^

(beast).
*
a JiV^ J^'
sJliVj !SiV a
c^V
(a medicine) in.
To calumniate
a. 0.
o!^.
To beat a. o. lightly. s To iinpair (the reputation) of. ^ To struggle with s GU^j ;Sfci;. dif"
a. 0.
To be corrupt (eye). 5UV a J-^' To have cattle seized with colic. jiV'l To bring forth a child every year
(woman). Milk of a pregnant female. jiVj ji/ Colic caused by herbs Ju> ^ iU/' mixed with earth. Ewe, goat bringing forth every year.
Treachery, perfidy. Eating earth. Magnet. ^j^ljj-'j
^
:tJU>'
Wi-estler, athlet.
Struggle. Conflict. Play.

Lai<l prostrate
by rain
cî ^ ^J/ o>i4.'j c i^"

oUl.
cj[if>'
(corn-crops).
Wild pomegranate. Aromatic

root from India.
To suck
mother
(its
:
fiij
s \aiy a jl.>
-^
young
one).
To suck
in, to
sip a. th.
ji^ ,_,_Al3Ui;' G
-^^^.îili/*
To
thrive(plant).
lie
\ai'
Magnetic.
He led a soft life. To be fat. plump

(body).'
a aa/J
^
ji/^'I
1^' o U/ -Vr To mew (oat). To pronounce a. th. Ci.' a i/T -}^ To be softened (leather). Îj
Slanderer. Suspicious.
i^C*
To
suckle (a child).
Soft, tender. Bulky, tall,
jkiV
Egg-plant
mandrake.
Gum
j^^'j ji'
To impregnate
(a
A UV
^'
-i^
of the lote-tree.
female palm-tree). < To suck grapes and cast out the skin. To suck (the breast : child). To bill (her chickens bird).
:
To To To To To
pass swiftly.
fall
lî/ a ji*'
:
-K-
upon (the ground
1
pierce a.
o.
with (an
I,
suckling).
arrow). Light shower.
Length of the body. Sucking kids. Foolish people.

Long-bodied (horse),
Red
clay, red ochre.

oîj
_,''
j/ ^
'U^'
Long (tract of land). To hate j cjW ci/j,iai/

a. 0.
Reddish colour. Ruddy man. Sorrel (horse). Reddish (miik).
^"l
jrtiV
ci/
-^
To
pierce a. o.
^
colic,
jf
CJ/
^^
i>a-
-5^
wi h (a spear).
^712/ o
To be hateful. To render a. o.
ciV
cS"'
C
^jJCPj
'i
Ual"'
a ^î^'j
Lai*'
"^
hateful to.
i.s
J[
iJ
To
3 iffer
from
iâijl -^j iiij

-<*-j
How hateful he to me! How do 1 hate him

I
jjdf; iii'l
^75/^*1
3il
Colic, pain in
^c*'
a^'^'j
u^^
To be hateful to^ To bear a mutual
C2ij
cil^j
the belly. Seized with
colic.
xj'y^
JaiV
hatred.
To
strain
iJVj, CiaiV a
^'yi^
Hatred. î.Hateful marriage, i. e. cJ'J\ r-bj with a father's divorced wife.
to stretch a. th.
He braced the bow vehemeutly.
i^'n'
Married with his father's wife,
'j^-i*'
To run (camel,
horse).
Jaîi
J.<A
Bottom
in
Y T\
J^
0>Ju.''j
of a well
pebbles, earth jiv
Hated, abominal^le.
loathsome. Parsley
(
C-^'
a well.
:
Bdellium, Theban palm
kind of
jii
^\j'-^\ -^J
^.i-^ ^
Jiy
gum.
Fruit of the wild palmtree.
'^^J: jii
fjlant).
To break
of a. o.
(the neck)
l^jv o
Stone for measuring water. iliv Bottom of a well. Q Large turbau of the js* ^ ilsi
ulemas.
lilye
-,
To macerate (salt fish). ^ yj>Sj To be bitter, acid, sour. s'^Ta a Ju^ To become bitter, sour (milk). ^\
Bitterness, acridness, sourness.
^/i
eyeball.
ji/J
-d'
ixij-S-
Aloes. Poison.
Bitter, sour, acrid.
ju^j Jii
_>?i-j j?"'
jy-î-''
Azure, pale blue colour,
*2>
Weak
To
sight.
.
Pickled
J^ll
fish.
^'^^
--
Azured. Having 4^ ^ -i^v" ^ sore eyes, red eyelids.

furbish
To
fill
(a skin).
th.
a.
To
fit>
iJii
,,
îx
ifc
Ci^'
jiC l^v o Viv -^

,
smash a. To plunge
(
th.
intu
(a blade).
Caie, pre.gervation.
Sjls^j
water
).
s'^/j
_^2V
Keep
it
as
ifc
tliy
owu
ij
property.
,
To suck
:ii>
vivlCijj
^^
o ^Xf'
To feel dizzy. ^-X^>j Cjt/ To pour much (water). To vie in diving with o. a He vies in diving with a
,
,,r-?*'
up (marrow).
fish
j difCijj 5
To
press (a debtor), jcj
prov.). i. . he contends with { one more clever than he.
Mecca.
i&iV
s?-',^"' "^^
To break
(the
Clai/
.la5/
-ft-
From Mecca.
What
o^'
is
sucked.
*J'i5C/j i!ll5Cji
Marrow. Measure for

grain.
îSCij di^flfct/*' ^ i^fct' Drinking-cup. .^ Weaver's

ewe.?
neck) of a. o. To anger a. 0. To bind a. 0. by (oath). To strike a. o. with (a stick). To tie a. 0. with a rope.
loom.
To
through
^_j
fell a. 0.
s laAij >-jj s
Sucking his
avarice.
ol^v'
To
abide, to dwell
tfeiV"
zS^'
in (a place).
Auguring from the casting of JaSC* pebbles. Violent ( blow ). Exhausted (camel). Slave freed by a freednaan. Well twisted rope.
To drink
To
a. th.
gree-
c.î-"j,*l^:r%-*J (^'5^'*,J V'jU&iij
dily.
tarry, to stay in (a place).
To suck
one).
its
mother
young
_i
To To
be patient, grave. jj-iSO' o cJ^V loiter to pause, to expect, j c^'Ji Expectation, oUfeio cjj>^j d5C/
:
To be suspected of. To have the complexion

through grief. Stagnating water. He pursues his design
unremittingly.
^zi
altered
,21
abode. Expecting.
Staid, sedate, slow.
cÔ
i_,
t-i^^"
ô*
c^Si.^
-|:5-
^L
;i'
ujl>i.
j>
To remain
in (a place).
li^^-'j 1j3C/ o aSC'
Comb.
Unexhaustible
(well).
;jlSX ji
ofei^
arC
To look at a. 0. s 5liy o ji-' -^ To plunge a. th. into water. A To plunge 0. a. into Jalil? 5 Jj\>'
water.
Abounding with milk (she-camel).
To plunge
repeatedly.
J3>1,
JHe
is
(YTT)
'^S-^
^^
J^:
o\ jl i>*>i^'
Remainder of
blood wit.
^
J^cT^^
?r
^^j*'
unable to get up. To be strengthened.
To
kjj
To have a
place).
firm footing in (a
î^.> , vJ 2> 'I3^' o beguile, to cii'cumvent a. o.
JC'
To
â ^;pi:jC\j
To get
over
to.
;
the mastery
to get hold of.
punish (a deceiver God).

a. th. red.
^3^b ~
a
^SCv
To be enabled
{coll.) ^Sii^ j
To dye
To water
(a field).
Locusts, lizards' eggs,
^î
Locust's egg. Bird's nest.
Vigour. Powei", ability.

Ivlachine.
olifC*
<l6vJj IL^C* 13X*J <^4^' "^
To be red. \'J^ a _^' To store up (grain). jUf To beguile a. o. 5 _;SC>1 To seek to circumvent o. a. J^'C^ To be dyed red to be ^î^\j ^,5ol
:
engine, instrument.
Pos.sibility. likeliness.
red-coloured.
o^/^l
It
Ai'tifice, craft, shift.
Stratagem.
jSC^"
As much as
possible, olfev" VI jj,j

J(^''^j "Cf-'A -r
Red
clay.
Place, spot.
d^''
Craft, stratagem, shift.
s^XV
Rank, degree. He had a olSCij jiJIj ^11 ^y o^r great deal of knowledge, and cleverness.
Influence, credit.
Herninria lenticulosa. jjsjj Jsu^ ^ plant used as fodder for cattle.

Crafty, deceitful, s^^^'j oj^f^
Deceiver, trickster.
Ji\j^
Power, high
Xiî
Dyed
red.
^Î'l
J^/'j jj=^ jlj^''^ _^?i^

Jf
rank.
In
-^
Strength.
To
defraud,
CSCv
,_^'
--
good order.
-ijJsLi
!
to cheat a. o. in a sale.
Slowliness.
Steady, fast,
strong.
Possible, likely.
To collect taxes. .jJ^^'i He con- ^l J s uiSOj Jiru.i ^C" tended with him in the sale.
Market-tax. Customduty.
^^^
-^
^r-^'
Strengthened, fastened.
Declinable in all cases
(noun).
Taxgatherer.
^5C \
u*'^^*^J
ij-f^j ,jSj^\ k-^Vo
Declinable in
Indeclinable.
two
J^
i i
To
cases (noun;.
To
whistle
(^j
fingers.
o^^"* -^ i^' o ^V -
chirp (bird).
fei;.'
through the
To
To b3
Den,
blistered (hand).
.ISCÎ
a ^^50'
"J^"'
>\isu'
hold little water Vj!Ci o J5C' -}^ and much slime (well). Slime in a well. V^'fj i^^ Slimy (well). jfe^J ^ JîO' Having little water (tank). j5^*, Having much water (well).
lair.
;
rrj^^j
\isj>j
-^
Old waterless well.
xJ^^yj <i&C^
,
Whi-stle
chirp of birds.
To have
-^
i
jjp ^Sl^j^
îfciV o ^;,SC/ -^
"Whi.-:tIIiig bird.
"'SS'^
'^
-ii!
credit with,
To
stitch, to
tack (a
>U' o
'j/'
garment). To put (bread, meat) into ^ j^S^lj embers. To straighten (a bow) in jUJO A QV the fire. To be tedious (journey). U- 3>'1j He hastened the ^]\ j -^[j walk.
To be fast, To have eggs

(lizard).
strong.
c^"'
JGlj .Ufei..'
a jSC*'
^fev'
To strengthen a. th. To enable, to empower

a. o. to.
fit
^/>
JC ]j
To become
It
possible, easy to
^ ^^^C^l
^^
a. o. (affair).
may
be that.
j'l
jf^l
Y rr
%
be
To
help, to conspire
with
jc
s yji]
To
^j
fi>
syj-Tj iiyj>'j
of.
yju^'
>'
a. 0. for.
disgusted with, weary
To
afflict a. o.
with a rheuin
(J^C
in.
c^jJI
To be
restless, to fret (sick
jli.jj
(God).
person).
filled
He was
anger.
with
':^>ij "^y^
To help o. another He has wealthy,

solvent debtors.
jt V Uj
J VUx^l
To weary a. o. l\pj 5 'jji*\ To dictate a. th. to. V>Ul. J^ To embrace (a religion). l^^\j ji;.7 To be pu'led. d:J[ To be wearied of. a 34.^1
fi>
fi>
Quantity,
vessel.
fall
measure,
'^\ ^
:j^\
Wearied. ^y Hot ashes. Feverish sweat. Weari-jU'

ness.
As much as the hand can

hold. Handful.
Bread baked under the

î^ll
<_ijl J>
He
.sleeps soundly.
jj.
Ûj
ashes.
Religion. Belief. Nation,
rite.
jl/.^
Crowd. The chief men,

princes.
>ti ^^ !^'
d*,
Deliberation,
('haracter.
Manners. Rheuin, defluxion.
Stitch.
;>l/ij
'y.J>
jJU
:d/i
Woman's
plaid.
XjÛ
4-j '^>i ;r e'>^'
Bed-sheet.
Surfeit, repletion.
.>bil
Bread well baked. Weariness. Feveri.sh sweat. Pain
Jji
jjÛ'j JÛ'j
Jl/
Jyî
in the
back. Restlessness of a sick person.
"Way
Full.
of filling.
îi/i^
XJ'SUj tsSU
D Egyptian measure of about a gallon.
Wearied, disgusted, [m. Baked, cooked iu embers (meat, bread). Trodden (path).
Annoyance. Te hurry on.
f.) ;TyU'j
J^'
Jî^'j J4'
'jjij
jaV
aLU'
Rich,
*lSUj 'Û wealthy: solvent man.

'lib^'b
Feverish heat. Intense thirst.

^' -^
J_>ii./'
Water-carrier.
JiiV
j
-{f
He
is
the richest
man
yj^\
yj^] yj,
of his tribe.
Filled.
To trouble a. 0. (accident). To be restless in bad, to fret.

Swiftness. Elephant's trunk. Needle for collyrium. Stiletto,
style.
Jl;.j
To
coax,
^>^b
a. o.
'j~^j ,J^'
Sj s !_>' o cl' -
iUiV
JîiV
to soothe
with false promises.

^
?
To beat a. o. slightly. To adulate, to dissemble

with.
Swift (ass).
J,!i*.
c-JU
Swift-running (she-camel).
jî.'
To
î^j îv
r-i^j o r-'u
fill
Dusk, nightfall. To suck (his s GJU' &
a. th.
oj o*-) * * sSl"',j SU To satisfy a. o. with.

a. o. in.
'>(/'
To
help
mother
child).
5 r-il
He spread
the
Avliole
his fame in earth.

to .strait.
J^jVl
^ ^~
*jj>
To suckle (a child). To exhaust (its mother's

milk
:
suckling).
He put him To be rich,

wealthy.
Ûj
s>U'
I>JVI kAso '^'j
Foster-brother. Illustrious
(man).
Yellowish, brown. Barren
desert.
Sucking his she-camels out of

avarice.
To be full of. ^/._ yc>\} yj^j SU a "jy To have a rheum. S'>U' o ^'.j 'V* To fill a. th. A iiLiJ *y_j' To brace (a bow) to the J V^^lj ~
utmost.
Sugar-candy. Wild
^.a(A
^ ^^'\
To draw water.
.^
jA-
VY 1
Beauty of the face. Kindness. Sentence. Witticism.

Navigation. Salt-trade.
Salt-mine.
Saltiness. Stock-fish.
date.
Foliage of a wild growing in the desert.
&
cypi-ess
i>>U,
Mason's
trowel.
r4l>'
^
fi,
o^'C
<>-j
?JU P
ikU-V j ;>
;:^V
7>yLi
To put
salt in
Q/
Jj
^'
a
2(
Witticism, witty. r^Si^\ ^ ^J^\ Sailoi", seaman. Ti'ader in salt. ^>U'

-^
(a dish).
To
salt (fish).
5
G>Jl.'
Hoary
frost.
(fish, water). .^>Ulj ^5U ^ ^.o/ Good, hfindsome, facetious. Good, pretty. oj^"^ ^ ^"^^ fûoeda b"ccata', acid leguminous ^^ji
Salt
To suckle (a child). To backbite a. 0. To G>-_^j iiXv) *>ji^
*-^l>^ o rd^j a o
^*
rti>*'
become salt (water). To become beau*^j ^Û'

tiful,
pretty.
To be good,
fine.
To
plants.
become
I
fat (camel).
All right, well
Mixed of white ^ 'GsiV ^ ^^1 and black (ram). Dusty.

Grey-hail ed, greyiilJIj _,iljl
.^b>'
To be dusty, grayish. bJ.' a tJ^ To compose excellent poetry. ^-J* To put much salt in (a * 9-jUlj ^1' dish). To rub (a camel's palate)
with
salt.
bearded.
Blue-eyed.
iU3l
To be
sal
the
More
Kind
beauti- rdj ^j u1
of
^^J*
j,
rtUi
'j;"k/>
of.
commen- y (s-Û j Wli* To be the foster-brother
t3(
of.
ful, finer.
To become brackish (sweet

water).
^JL.^
^-::l>'j
rt>l
long-shaped grapes.
Salted
fish.
Salt-vessel. Saline.
^^"'j î^ ^li/ ^ a4^
To
give salt water to
the
cattle).
Possessor of or trader in salt. -rX^ To journey at a vehe- ^î a !^JU -Jtment pace. To go away. He occupies himself with JJsVJl J
trifles.
He commended him.
a^Jl s
!
What a goodly man

To become
<>
i^x'j\
\j>}
i>ju*l 0>
fat (beast).
To
affect
^'^
ôij
'-.'irj*'^
cleverness.
To
pull out.
To draw
corrupt,
forth
^^dSîj
a. th.
To threaten a. o. J To mix truth with falsehood. To be intermixed of white and

black (ram).
'-rSJ^s^
To become
îlÂV o
!^1'
tasteless (meat).
To
a. o.
find a. th. fine, goodly.
fi>
^-XXî
To blandi.sh. to fondle To put out (an eye

:
5 {^JC*
rdi>lj
ji-Iij
Salt. Facetious speech.
Knowledge. Learned
Nitre.
^y^^ ^ men. Beauty.

^J*
^^
hawk).
Goodliness. Inviolable compact.
To
pull out (a tooth).
To draw A ^:^\
^^'
Cjj^Jj
(the sword,.
To
pull off (the bi-idle).
Rock-salt.
Saltish,
7.'>\j
^J^Jrdi'^
Fugitive slave. Blaudisher.
^
^J^,
5->^j
^M^**!
?r
Cor chorus
alitor ins.
C^Jj-'j
^jii G
-^jcCj
-5^
brackish water.
Jew's mallow. Garden mallow. Deprived of reason ^man). ji.!l
To stretch To be soft,
a. th.
laU
To
o oL*'
Compact, bond. *^^,j ^, There is a sacred ^.'u^ j\ r-1*^ i; j'i'; bond between them two.
Saltish, salt.
tender.
\'jjj>'
a jOV
^JC -^j
?nJU
quiver (bough).
Grayish. Bluish.
skLij ?tU'
To
soften (a hide).
;
Jjj,'
Main body
Softness, delicateness
o\j^j Jiv
j.
youthfulness.
of the sea. Witticism. Pi-osperity. ^^ Wind propeUing a ship. Bag.

Veil.
OdA
xijui
îU
Tender,
jjji
\jx:
jjj>)j,j]y
JaU
Unfi'iutfiil
CY TO)
Soft, tender,
.L-U *U Midday. Sour milk mixed with 'llJlli

year.
delicate (youth). Soft (bough).
^
(
J^-^lj
V'b
-i>'^
sweet.
(youth).
Ban-en
desert.
^>lj
^.W
To
wl^b
o
cr-i^l
Bare, waste (desert).
j^\
ja>
To
llii^
-^
Ho.
To run
a. o.
swiftly
o it*'
-ft-
Roller for the ground.
(hor.se).
To rummage.
pi ick
oil"
A CiU
J^,
,
j^'
To
(the hair, feathers).

\'y'
smite sword).
with
the
oS
Mole-cricket
(insect).
JiJ\j, -^
To
slip, to
(
get ,_4iJ J '^^' a
u^S''
-^
To become confused ijiv a -iU' (darkness). To be insincere. To receive a. tb. from. ^ j^V
loose
rope).
To
e.scape.
Insincere,
iyi-j oUiVj i:A'j
Jd/^'i
To miscarry
(woman).
'cJ^\j
^j,
Ia^)>. c-aU'l
hypocrilical, liar.
To
be delivered
^\j ^^\j
^''^,
from.
To escape from.
smooth
(
Slippery,
string).
bow-
^4ij ^^^
^*i
To lag behind. \'jjC jU To take a. th. away. ^_, To deliver a. 0. from. s JU' To bring a. th. J^\j Jcîj J^]
-tt-
away.
Abortion.
^^/ To
u-O'u^''^ (woman), o^y^ lI.'j OaU' o iaU -,
be delivered from.
Smooth-headed (man).
Bald.
To escape from.
Muscular.
Ravislier. Wolf.
^ ^7
^^ jui_, jUJi^
_ji'
Wont
to miscarry
j^'
CJl'
To smear
sel j.
(a
;fc
wall) with clay.
> To
patty
a vest
Stark-naked. To shive (the hair).
jaU' cK>
To urge (a beast). a To castrate (a ram). To fawn, to blandish a. To be X^J^h '<^^'

smooth, even.
.smoothe
a. th.
^'
a
,jJji
o.
*jLlb 5
^'j
*'iaV
remos
^ To
viiig
scald (a beast) for
To
To
level
A
^^.^
^jju>
the hair.
(thft
ground).
j
To
be of
mixed
hair on
0^
o Jai*j iali
race.
To deliver a. 0. from. To overspread (darkness). To

lose its
,_îl
To have no
the body.
^>ij QaU' a iaU

5 JJC*^
wool (ewe).
To
recite the half of a
J^'
verse alternately with (another). To cast off her foetus (sheJail]
camel).
To become smooth. ,^Jii To slip forth from ^^ îlj ^jSj \j (the hand). To escape from. To be taken away (sight). 1,^4^' To be smooth. Cr-^^l
Thin upper garment.
Confusedness of darkness. Swift (she-camel). Unfaithful
(man).
^_^' a
To
be polished, smooth, unfeathered (arrow).

a. th.
jJij
y^\
^jjj:
To snatch
Knave
;
unawares.
Ja,yul_,
iai>l^
^'JU"
of
mixed
j,5ut îaiU
origin.
He
JaU
.sold it
uneon-
sJiic
V ^PU-M itJ
*.^>*/'
Gypsum. Cement. Putty.
i>l,
Jl._^
ditionally.
Woimd
on the head. sUaijj
-ikiA j
Polish, smoothness.
Kind of swift run.

Hairless on the body. Featherless (aiTow).
UV"
jji ^Jai>1
Kind of rake, harrow. *-Ly' Smooth, sleek. ,_^ ^ 'LlL' ^ ,_^1 Having no crack (bow). Sound
(beast's back).
Featherless farrow). Hairless (abortive fcetus).
iu^
Easy to swallow (beverage).
.uJU'
dM
To have self-coutrol. ~ To rule over. J^ ^ Ûj Us.U,_i (a wife). To take To kaead (dough dtUlj dUVj feU^
)ifc
,
il.i5 îtU
Malta
(island).

her
foetus (she-
>
Maltese.
Wont
To
to cast
^;-,
camel).
skin (a
well.
*j
/ir^^lj
To
give
to a. o.
of.
the
-^
po.?Re3sion
dtU b i^^' To transfer pro5
sheep). ->
To
tear
oflf
CJ^" a A'' (clothes).

,
^
A^'
To run
swiftly
^b
A'^h A^h
*llf
perty
over.
to.
a. o.
To make
to reiga
j-
s .iU^lj
,
,^
(she-camel). They are all united
'j^^ \j ',1-'
'^
against him.
5 >
To give (a wife) to. ^ To gi\e a support

cross-bai-).
dXl'h
fi>
Barren desert.
A*
-r
rî
^}i
9^
,x
--
to (a
^
d\V
Swift-running (she-camel).
To
^
dally, to
wanton
5 ;;lC
/a^
To take a wife, to marry. To

act as a sovereign.
priate.
3'i>\*^^l
with.
To appro- d(Uj
landlord.
To be rooted in a. o. (habit). 5 <^\\'J To restrain o.'s self from. He could not rest- 0I j^ j' o*' "^^ ^
To become a
To show foolishness. To mock a. o. Foolish. Churlish. Wanton.

Libertine, wanton.
i.
^'^\
r
Churlish, unseemly.
Ay
A^\
lii/
rain from.
To
I 1
flatter
To become the owner of; todX'Jl^l-^ buy (an estate). To win (the heart).
Right of property. Funded property
:
a. 0.
To
I [ j
erase a. th.
To
:
*iU,
_
flog a. o.
ti'î]
^ dU^j
^,
dUi
Freehold (land). Sovereignty, ownership, possesreal estate.

sion.
>
Common
Water,
of pasture.
well.
dU/j
diX^j
^,
i!>^
To suck (his mother child). A To wash (a garment). To level (the ground). ^ To blandish a. 0. To fall into destitution. To
stumble (horse). To impoverish a. o.
blandish,
(fate).
S
jUb ji>
jul
^
Foot of a beast. Prop, support.
dA'^
iJC"
^^j
"iJ>U
)
(
To
C
Jj
C3^:j
C^ ^^
JJ^'l
He
is
not self-possessed.
for
to flatter a. o.
Angel.
S^'
ilÛ'j
dUV
King.
iJ>(^b iJ>i
of/icinalis.
Fumitoria
^ dUVj com- tui!l

i|>UJI
^'
siJi
To be smooth, polished. To escape from a. o. To draw out. to extract

Flattery, blandish1
ju^
a. th.
^^ jljl.
^\
mon
fumitory.
jUo
J=U^J J^'
Castor-oil.
1^
ment.
Queen. Property.
Royalty.
faculty.
<
i_5vX
Fawner,
flatterer.
zXU'j X.<>'j iXif xJCiV Queen. Habit,

'ts
Gentle-paced and swift-
3'î 3^ jil.'j -
running (horse).
cJjs/ ^ isl-' Flat and smooth stone. a League of distance. Open space.
He
treats his subj?
*JC.i;.n
^^
w
y^
well.
Mason's trowel.
j)C <
Custom, habit.
O*^'
i)!^'
?r *^=>i'
Stone-roller.
î4.^j ji^.> ""

i
dU^^'j Possessor, owner. One of the four orthodox
'^-'^
dii.\^
imams. Heron (bird). Moslem belonging to the
y.^^^
.X-Ju^'j <^Vj (kiij feil^, ^'^ * A dAlr^lj dui^jj To possess a. th. To become the owner of. ~ To conquer a country) ^> ^ dU-'
j
' I
j^y
'
over.
YYY
if*
rite of
prunoun. Who? Whom? Whoever. Who is he ? Who is 'j* ^v 'y> ^f sho ? Who is thy Lord ? viL;-3 jC (2") Relative pronoun. He who, ^' she who.
,
orthodox
Royal.
^
Abdelmalek.
-^Jl; ^j :ciiu' ^ ^[Ôv "~ Mt4chite (Gi-eek). r^'^J
^ Officer in
the
civil service."
*^Cl_i
Pi-operty, right of
*-S>iij
X_rMi
*^?jU
il>tl.
property.
He who
tloes gooil,
*>
j^/
it.
l^ni JiiS c;'
shall be
rewarded
for
Garden-mallow. Marriage-contract.
Thei-e are
V j/ ÛJI >, men who do not believe in God. passed by one 2\i w-^>Ji ,;^j bj^' whom thou likest.
_û. ^/i,)./
Kingdom
Royalty.
empire. Royalty.
o^'>'
Heaven. The invisible Avorld.
dUi;^ ^ xXlv^'j
:
i-^V
Kingdom
country.
j\
Pieposiiion used
$in(j
(l")/"?'
expres-
^^^
a starting point., part of a luhole.
origin.
1
From,
of.
Some. Amongst.
iioij
^>.
j/i^
Bond- ^JCjO' jI ;.5C^V man. Owner, possessor.

Sovereign.
îCJi;^ iup
'l&t'U
dLd*
started from Bagdad,

of body
olrw
v-^S'
Composed
and
soul.
alij
^J
Mother-bee. Property, possession,

slave.
j>i)l
-fy-
White ti^^'
Some men say, there are men who say. He has taken some
golden coins.
(2) for
ac.tio7i.
Jii "^V ^ril'l o",
Slave.
_^_ Call
Well kneaded (dough). Mameluke. ^.^'>^' ?r
li~'\
^ Apron. ^ Spleen. Melancholy.

To advance
pace.
at a quick
^J^
G
-J:}-
U^_ji.il>i'
\'ji/>'
determining time, mood of On, upon. From, of.

tlie
iU
He
died
j s J:pj To forbear long (a ?Ût Jj 5 jj^l

sinner
:
oUJVl >, ^'J\ \^^\ abomination of idols. He went out from the Ûl '^\ ^î
door.
Shun the
God).
He
h!i3 cros.sed the a^pl* river upon the bridge.
^^lll J^l
To lo6.?e the bridle to (a camel). J To dictate (a letter) to. J^ * J*^ To ask a. o. to dictate a. th. 5 j;-:-l. To beseech the forbearance of a. o.
Desert.
'51^1
^
-r
SU'
(3) Mean"; separation., distinction.
He knows the
riliiJI
>,
JiiiJI J[;j
The day and the Looming desert.

Space of time.
night.
olÛJl
o9^'
Ûj oS'^'
wicked from the righteous man.
He escaped
(4)
from.
^j,^
zXi\
Means sometimes instead

sî'vi
of.
You have
Ju^Yj[ preferred the present world above
>,
vJ5ill
Dictation. -^ Cori-ect JiAj "J \A writing.
^"^^
Long, prolonged.
"u'
the future.
(5) Is expletive before the subject of a
Long space
of time.
;
^^\
2,j"
<
long time
a while.
tx^
negative or interrogative verb.
Continually.
V^
cajÛ ^ OjJy
)
No man came No one can.
to me.
jij
^>^
j nV
Va
Billion.
-<>-
Million.
jjXi^
j^ \
^/.^ C
Has any .ship left ? ^^'jf ^z* _^C Ja than. (6) if means He is strimger than I. ^_^^ j'^] y^
:
From what ? Of ( /br"i. ja^ what (interrogative) From that which (relative).
"l
>,
C^
(1) Interrogative (m.
f.
s.
pi.) 'î -^
To
grant, to
e
~~
(
4
VTA
C>JV
^Cj^'
give a. tb. to a. o.
To
give to a. o.
oJii^ tJU
n
the usufruct of (a flock).
To shed
contiauous
a. o.
(a-U* j
tears (eye).
To present To be near
(beast).
with a
gift.
likeness. Between. There is no relak'_ ^)j il-^ c '-^ tion between him and me. There is no com- J?l3^l Ioa ^__ cJl ci^ parison between thee and this man.
(7^
Means
relation^
to bring forth
^/i1
Whereas.
^^
\s-
^\
"^
To
(a gift).
Ai
c_(
3rl Ij
^^-J',
l>''
î''
To receive To ask for

Gift.
bestow (a favour) upon.
(a gift, for a
To
-rjj^^
loan) from.
^' 5 otV -^j 'J^\j ,*^;j ^' recall (benefits); to reproach a. o.
Loan
of
money.
of
-r.JtJ
*ii>
for (a gift).
iCwe the
xTiilk
To weary
(
a. o.
j oA;j, 3,ib
'^' o 'J^
which
is let out.
Bountiful, beneficent.
Milch-camel, sheep.
Third arrow of the game to which no lot is assigned.

Since.
I
journey ). To break (a rope). To co-operate with a. o. To request the benevolence

of.
A
s oC*
4'
2)>5-l.l
liij jLI*
^
l ^^
Gift, favour, benefit.
Manna,
'/
have not
have not
seen
siîjl
^^
iJî,
a^^ jl LiLi
iiJ'lj
viscous substance collected iVom the

ash-tree.
seen him since Friday.

I
I'-Lk
lii jl
ili iiJ^^
him
this
*_,
To deny
a. th. to.
whole month. ^/^ j ^t s CJV a /^

a. o.
By the grace Weight of 2
of God.
rothls.
Ju7
oC.^1 ovJ
?-
*|ij
o"'
*i;!
Strength. Weakness.
To hinder
from.
To
defend, to protect a.
inaccessible,
o. ^^,
^j
Grace, kindness, ot.i'b , >^., tr "^^ favour. Reproachful of benefits.
or a. th. against.
To be
(pLU'j itU' O
f>
f '
unapproachable (man. place).
Female hedge-hog. Spider. Death. Time. He has expei'ienced manyojXJI

changes of fortune.
Recalling benefits.
iU^^
o^'
aAs-
j\i
To debar
a. o.
-if-
To prevent
(a calf) from sucking.
"^j^j
*;U/"' >.
CiyJ'
To deny
a. th. to a. o.
To
>s
Benevolent, bountiful.
oU'
seek to hinder a. o. from. To be unapproachable,

inaccessible (place).
The Benefactor (God). c>'^'X\ Weak. Strong. Fine cA^j "^y ^ cnx*'
dust.
Weak
rope.
^>.^
To To
intrench
o.'s self in
More
bountiful than.
î
abstain, to refrain
Cut, broken. Strong.
Weak.
oy^
ijÛ-V
>Ij
from.
Attainable.
o. a.
To hinder
from.
He has done
his best.
Prohibition, refusal, hindrance

</ Interdict.
Uninterrupted reward,
o^j"'
j^ j>-\
Ciî/"
^ Much
:
obliged!
Power
He
of resistance
unap-
;jji_,
si>'
-^
Obligation, acknowledgment siÎl/
proachableness.
is well defended.
of a benefit.
Strength of a position. Imperative form. Do hinder. j.i;>' Abstemiousness. ^\^ \j i-/ Hindrance, obstacle. Impoasif.u>l
bility.
j <tL>j ÛV
lilV
To soak
ooze.
a hide
in
A Uv
l-.*'
Hide in the tan. Tanning-place.

Ballista See
1^=?-
<1ju^
fJC"^^-} iJs^'*'
Water-engine. Water-wheel.
C5>UV
,-
i.ivG o>
K^
To
abstain trom.
ji.
CJ^
P
-S-
Wâste land. Fai'-*i^' ^ extending desert.

Prince.
iî^^'^ *i4*'
j^^'j
r^^-A
-^4*
r-t^
To swoon.
Soul. Life.
Blood of the heart. ob4>j

His soul departed.
r4'*
i>4*
ii?4^ î^S** Clear, thin (udlk). oW4''b 5r>*^b r4''
To spread out (a carpet). To smooth. To earn sustenance. j^./'IJ M''

He presented excu.?e3 to.jlLill He admitted his excuses. To arrange (an affaii'). To
facilitate a. th.
o>(^, j4'
'jjs. iJ
0+/.
(man). To j4^ be aiTanged, facilitated (affair). To be high (camel's hump). 'i^\ He lias not prepared iij'i jiî) u
To become powerful
'^
the
way
for that.
iju ^jj^. o^S/^l
He has not conferred

any benefit upon me. Bed. Cradle. Ground.
Elevaa^^
i^4*
*lj
?r -i^^'
Sa^^ ^ j4^ ted ground, depressed ground. Bed. Smooth j^^ %j^'\ ^ il^*,
o'.xî
,
ilj.*
ground.
Pure butter.
Sprc-ad (carpet).
a-^*'
Arranged
a|i*
(affair). Lukewarm (water). * ^j^'j 0^**'j O^J llrV"' o a j^' -STo bioome skilled in (an ^j jj
art)
to be experienced in.
^ jlJ,'\j
,
To
assign a
to (a
(^4;
o a ^f^"
dowry
woman).
To ask, to procure a colt. To vie in skill with. To assign a dowry to (a wife), To acquire skill.
Dowry, nuptial
Colt./irstling.
Billy.
gift.
Sî;^,
j^'
s s
yiC*
J^'A
^^,
^ j^'
s3_^j
j jl^^b
j^
j^**,?!-
^'
C*"*
oOj-o Cj\'^h
y*-* -r
Seal, signet, stamp,
Review of troops.
Skill in (a science).
^'
Pus
of a corpse,
(vr-)
Fleet camels,
j^
*i^'
^j\i/j
y^^j xi^'j j^j j4v j^jJ Mineral. Molten copper. Fi.sh. Liquid pitch.
<i^j
all his
jjsJ
SLi.i
Kind of red wheat.
Uj,^j
<s'J<^
Preparation. Delay.
dromedaries. Having a colt (mare).
^^
He has made
rations.
prepa-
i~i^
'Si.]
He has surpassed him. Whatever. Whenever. Whatever thou shalt

do,
I
Dowered (woman). Sj^+i-* Autumnal equinox. Festival. oQ-^^^*' P To repel a. o. with 5 \'^ a j+V -Mthe hand.
will do
it.
i;J_,fei
Whenever Zeyd
will visit
me,
shall
show him
a
,:;+^
I'e-
To burn a. th. ?j A Cs4'.' a J-i-V To tear a. th. with the nails. To be burnt. To wash (a garA i/4^'
ment).
-Jt-
gard.
To
serve a.
treat a.
0. s xi^%
j C4
-!:}-
as a servant.
o.
To be dipped into (water). To be bare (soil).

Barren Sudden
(soil).
harshly.
i C.4V
;;iî
be despised, weak. handle a. th.
^f'
^,aC
flush of the face.
1^
A
a. 0. s
weaken
a. 0.
To employ
^'A
To be of a dull To drink a. th.

Dead white.
white,
(ki/ a J^>' -^
at intervals
be a servant. o*^''. take a. 0. into service. 5 make a daily use of. To wear fit
(a servant).
^
Greenish colour of water.
Beaten track. Remote land.
J;*''
out (clothes).
To poimd,
to
A di^'jj&svjV
d**/-'
To overwork
Service,
offi-
bruise a. th.
^'^^ j^,
îâ^ ,
-î
*-*,
ce. -^ Craft, profession.
To soften a. th. To be sterile (^st^V

(stallion).
A
iU-'J *r'^
di^V
a di^V
SkiU in Cj*^J 0*-\ work. Domestic, servant.

Maid-servant.
Reviled.
^ <^J
*-4'*J
He performed the work

5r
j;.2l
di^^'
cr*^
becomingly. To quarrel together.
<iu
lif
Weak.
i \'ji/
Youth
i;/ -^
sappiness of
Sfe=i4-*j XfeiiJ*
To
strike a. 0, vie
youth.
Full of vigour (youth).
iX^'i-j ^X*'-
lently.
To be white-haired (beast). Ck> l*/"' To silver or gild a. th. C^/ a l^V To be watery (milk). 'ej\i^ ji'' To dilute a. th. To whet fa A Jtt.*]
fi>
j
Impotent
(stallion).
d-^*
To
'^
j^;;, Vi^^j y;^' a jiV leisure, without haste.

,
act at
blade).
To urge He sunk
Peaiis.
fa horse).
(
for
the well
till
Jla] j.;.:Aj\ ^j^ he found watei".

)
To be foremost. ^l^yJ a J4.A To grant a delay to a. 0. j j4>'1j j4* To show forbeai'ance to. To ask a. 0. for a delay. i S*^K
Gentleness of proceeui^j j^/j J^V
!^_4j'
White
pebbles.
Sword
^^
dings, slowness. Leisure.
with a narrow blade. Clear milk.

Hailstone. Fre.sh dates,
llock-crystal.
Uied as an imperative.
Gently.
No
respite.
Wild cow.
iZiC^'j Cj\'jiAj r^y
Slowly, gently.
Piece of crystal. Sun.
Berry of the Bassia

equatorial tree.
latifolia,
Do it gently. He had a respite
^'
granted to him (for repenting).
vr^
)
fi>
Z>y
j^'/'\j Ji.y\j,CiA'
i
Carrion.
TxS
z.:^
To whet
jj^
Dead, dying. Inanimate thing. Unoccupied

land.
(a blade).
To rout (the enemy). To launch (a horse) at
full
^/<^^î speed, s
Decease, death. MortiQed. Disused (word). Deadly.
What
is
the matter
(cat).
^^^
o
sC
-S-ft-
To mew To mew
Cat.
l>>'1j,*lS''
like a cat (man).

;;j Cj
]j'A
Mortal sin. X:. Facing death. Dauntless. To mix 4_, A Cu^j O'y'
a. th.
To
oC
-M-
die.
(fire).
To die away o oC To be worn out (garment).

;
Oy
i^,W
^'^J^
-^
with.
To be
still
forloi-n (place)
Cj1}>j
To steep a. th. into (water), j ^ To be mixed, diluted. oUj\ To rage o ^C ^y^,j ^^\>yj (sea). To be disorderly (crowd). To decline, to swerve from. û Wave, billow. ( un
\>.'/i>
-tt-
to be untrodden (road).
(wind).
Cc^ To become
Fieriness of youth.
v_)CiJI i>.^/
Good-natured, merry.
iC
iy ^
cji C*
To put to death, to kill, s oC>b Cjy To vie in patience with a. o. s cjji^ To lose (children, cattle man). oC1 To lose (her offspring beast). To soften (meat) by cooking. To cool (anger). To mortify (a
:
:
fi>
White and Weapon.
excellent honey.
limb).
He
<L^yj
o jC
*l'^S''
-5^
mortified his passions.
^ ;.i;
oC1
Light coat of mail. Light wine.
~ What
an apa-
JL^JS
cjy\
C j\
ij^l
thetic
man
To be
commotion yyy (sea). To move to and fro. To flow upon (the ground
in
:
jc
To be obsolete (word). To feign o.'s self dead To face, to DlixJLIj

seek death.
cÂ
ojVij
\3îJi.\
cXJ:^\
blood).
(The spear) was moved in the wounded man. To shed (blood).

:
o>iiai.!l
To
exert
o.'s self
to the utmost
for.
j\Aj
fi>
To raise (the dust wind). jQ He moved (the swo'vl) cj-W'," J A

in the
Death. Natural death. Sudden death.^j^^jl Death by the sword. j^
wounded man.
To go and come (man To fall off (hair). To draw (the sword).

Saint.
jjjO-j jC
Death by strangulation. Swoon. Madness. Kind of death.

s
Death. The putting to death. Mortifi'
cation.
Commotion, tossing of the waves, jyi Beaten track. Dust raised by the wind dust
:
Rinder-pest, murrain.
oVT^j
^tVi'y
o'ii'y'
Apathetic.
ilU)! :t;ay
drift.
Kind of merino-sheep.
(in Greece).
e'jy
Death. Inanimate goods. Uninhabited (place).
oC^*
The Morea
Dying, at
Terrific death.
cXy'
-^j
o^-j.C
Hair falling off. Penetrating (arrow).
ej\yj
^ cJy
C>
the point of death.
^
Cj\'y\
cJy
Stream of
blood.
Set in motion, swinging

Soft and swift-running (camel).
c^'Jiv^^'J jyj Dead lifeless (man).

rr
,
T cJy
'J
Dead
ot>
y;
*s>j
cf^
c^
(female).
vrY
J
j>'
)
^Ministry of Finance.;^ lit Very rich.
Sj'jjj
SjiiaJ
Banana, tree and

fruit.
jy'
*
-Ji-
jrVj
jy
jl'y
little -wealth.
Seller of bananas.
Song
of camel-driaffected
Jij/y
C^' ^^'^
-^
Jl^-
To
shave (the head),
u.^'
trU
vers.
Diamond. Light,
with
fickle.
To be
^y>
-S-
pleurisy.
\\'ax. Pleurisy.
Weaver's or
j,y
P The
^
Razor. < Pen-knife. prophet Moses.

Sole-fish.
cobbler's tool. Malignaat small-pox.

Pleui'itic.
j,y^
To form sand-beds
Desert.
^
^j,\'y
^ 3C>'j 'C^y -
t/_^ -
(river).
Pissasphalt.
Cj^
Egyptian
provide
mummy.
jf
*=^^''
P P
To glean (grapes).
Indian peas.
a
fui'niture.
'Jii
^îC,
Mean
To
oj^j
his
yij C^' o oC*
Little is better
than
^\J^
j-^Ss
a. o.
with
in.
victuals.
nothing.
He acted on
o>L- Jc oCi
5
To wash,
To pick To be a
Straw.
Lye.
behalf
A i>>'j , U>' o tr*^ to cleanse (a garment).

(the teeth).
dealer in straw.
-ft-
-^ To give food to (a workman). To store provisions for o. s fa-
J^^
0,yJ
mily.
Vituals, stores, provisions.

^
Cement
of lime
and
pounded
:q^l
Fieriness of youth.ijCJjl
"is-'y^
-ft-
bricks, mortar.
Cupboard. Store-house.
Provider, purveyor.
^;
oljv
To mew (cat). &1^ o pU To be cheap (commodity ).C3>' o Ju To be foolish. CS jVj (Jjyj '<2\'y
perish.
feign madness.
-S-
To hold *aIj ^j'y'j ^'y> a C -{^ much water (well). To draw water To
(ship).
act foolishly. To give water to. j oUlj To mix a. th. with. Foolishness. ^_) ^ C*^' sC* To abound with water (place), a'y Dust. Winged ant To gild or silver (a metal). Leather-boots. jjj A To put water into ( a kettle ). To Foohsh, stupid.
puzzle, to confuse a. 0.
To To
^\'y\
9r
iJ>
To
Do
^
embellish (a narrative)
not delude thyself.
it
^ To
Great fool. be rich in

flocks.
Vj^j S'y
,
a o JC
-8-
to.
He
dispelled (cares)
5II?
u* *>*
from his mind.
To come upon
(clouds).
ul^l,
To give flocks to. s Julj V^ To render a. o. wealthy. To become wealthy. To lay aside (money)
Flocks. Wealth, per-
JC
5
J^
water (digger). To yield much rain
To be
full
of Mâter-springs
(land).
sonal property. Rich, wealthy (man).
To water (cattle). To put water into (an To whet (a knife). To be sappy (tree).
Water.
plants.
Juice,
Taxes. Treasux'y.
Capital, stock.
inkstand),
a
,^7
^^jij
<-_,
Wealthy (woman). Monetary, financial.

Wealth,
finance,
sap of
,i^^
a\'^\
V'
-C.
Public
treasiu'y.
\rv)
Intercessor.
9^-jil
i
^' ^C -fr To abate (heat, fever). To die away (fire, anger). To be convulsed. C\al'j lol^' iC -WTo oscillate (bough). To quiver (mirage). To ba amazed. To feel giddy. To waddle, to incline in J^j
i
walking.
To visit a. To furnish
o.
iC>
with travelling- s it>l. provisions. To ask a. o. for food. Sea-sick, giddy, jjLi ^ sjJC* ^ Jj\*
a. o.
heaving.
Table fare, food.jjj^'j Because, unless. ( for On account of. He has done it on that
:
oj^,C
sjJ
C>
ol
^j)
i
o'l
J^'
jXa'
ii5
jX/ i'U
'1^,
account.
Measure, amount. Length of

a road.
In front of
him.
:
*S\j^^_j SIjXj
Race-ground
field.
î
(life).'
i::>i'
oIju;>
oIXV
Ample
Shaken, tossed. sSll/ j, iCjV Asking, asked for a gift. aui.* To gallop in a race-field cij^ -^
(horse).
To make (a To convey
horse) to gallop.
j jClj
s
i
--
_Ûj
\'Jy
jC>
(stores) to o.'s family.
To comb (wool). To macerate (saffron)

water.
A
in
jC
jC1j jC
He mimicked him. To liquefy a. th.
o'Syj
'".jS-^
A jC^
-iT^'
A disturbance
To
supply a.
took place ^44? ^
amongst them.
o.
with proviwheat,
_?y,
j\-^\
sions.
Stoi'es, provisions,
^
?r
Sjj*,
corn.
Purveyor,
conveyer.
j^^'j 'j^'j jCt*

'^^
-^'^
To
set
A julj
_n/'j
lljt'
jU
-ft-
a. th.
apart from.
a. th.
jlix-i
To
discern bet-
ween.
To distinguish To be dis-
jC1j jt'j
Ij
J'iÔ j'w tinguished, set apart.
-J^
Ou
I'epair to
(
(
).
vr
He burst with
rage.
to retire
a place
To
feel
sympa-
j^l
thy
for.
To withdraw,
apart.
To deviate ffom (tx'utli, a path).^ Ju To be unfair for a. o. To try a. o. (fortune). o!Ai Jl He judged unfairly. jk,X>- J JC To incline to setting (sun), v^ JC To draw towards its enl (night,
Muscular.
Distinctive term.
jj^'j
jv
Distinction. Discrimination. Gr.
j%^
Age
of discrimination.
Jijji'\
day).
^ ^
^
-
Court of cassation.
Privilege, patent-
Ji^l liX*^ iZj\jl^ ^ jV-r>^l

I
The road has been

long for us.
'^%^\
li
JC
letters.
^ Civil
dignity (in Turkey).

^jJ;^j
,
Jjî/^
i
To b inclined, to lean. To overtop (wall). To incline a. th. He hesitated between

two
atfaii's a.
yil a
J-w
To swagTo spread
To
Clli>'j
CaV
û
ger, to sweep.
JClj
jli
Jl>
(a
y^^] j,
^^Glj
it'y'^
o5
disease) in a tribe (God).

fi'inge, to border (a garment). Tree used for making saddles.
^V
^jjj>
^ To
To
call at a. o.
jjc jii
hold, to side with a. o.

0.
To
5 JjC*
attack, to fight a.
ards.
To
incline
towJC1
Kind of
lote-tree, celtis tree.
Erect
grape-vine.
To pronounce a fatha Uke

an English a. To swagger, to sway from
one side to another. They are at variance.
3w
Libra tion of the moon.

Strutting.
_^l
fj^J-J^J
oill^j ^-i^
jji;ij jS^j
cXî
cr-^j
i
ur-l'^
Bright star.
<-5-i^
r oCi*
Ji_^
To lean, to incline. Jlii-ll To conciliate, to win the heart .jii j 5 To measure a. th. with both *
hands or with extended arms.
Inclination. Propensity,
J^
To mix a. th. with. ^ A Qjî jX/k -fr To garble (news). A To milk (a female) partially. y To cross (a field). tIm- i To deviy\Aj CiL^'j Qal/ i JU fi>
Jcil
jli
ate, to
remove from.
CtJ-
i
partiality,
bias.
Sympathy
Geom.
Obliquity.
Ecliptic [astron).
j^ji s^ji
To act wrongfully in. J To remove a. 0. To separate in confusion

(
JC
iaxAj
iajli^
Probe
for ^JJ,j J^^j Ju;i ^ j^^ wounds. Pencil, style for collyrium.
people).
'Jal*
He possesses nothing.
Repulsion, shunning.
iSit C
i,G,
Mile of
4000
cubits.
Range
of
the
sight. Mile-stone.
Time, moment.
^
more
They are
^ iU*
iC.I.
in con-
J,C>
Jsil*
j
5,C
^
-{*
fusion.
Inflection of a fatha to a kasra.
To
flow (liquid).
To run
ill*
More
inclined,
j^ ^
jlif
(horse).
sympathetic. Overtopping ( wall). Swaying on horseback. Without
weapon. Tufty tree. ^lound of sand. Man- >L ner of wearing a turban. Inclined. Unfair. Prone. jCj
To melt ( grease). To make (a liquid) to flow. To liquefy
^.tjij
îJj
A CsWj
(grease).
*^'^l f*^^
Frankincense. Storax. Prime

Fluid.
iZjt
(of youth). First part of (a race).
fSy
forelock.
fj^jA
^li>'j
To lie. To till (the ground). To dissemble with 0.
(Li
a.
oC
Long
^
i
*i.Û
A S0J
/b
O^j %'r^J
%''
Jl.
'J'^
î;j
To
lean, to incline to.
To
'H^j
"
iJ
Ground rich in plants. Thorny carob. Poppy
(plant).
cî^.i^
vrA
o^
Cj\^
To bark
faintly (dog).
Cj
Cj
My
sight recoils
it.
v_j
^.
jl
from
To clean out (a well). A IJ o oIj ^ To take away (earth). * c^^jIj To discover (a hidden thing). ^j To investigate a. th. ^^ ^î'-b i4li^ To swell (dough). c^'l
To announce
I
5 tjlj
C^.xl7 II'
(news) to a. 0. was informed that
^^
\jjS c.mJ
Trace.
ollil
?- c.4j
Wicked. Malignant.
Slirac of a well. Secret
.^^ Âî
Children's game.
a slave had reviled me. To inform 0. a. of. 5 Vu To pretend prophecy, to \^j^'> '^^-j prophesy. To ask for (news). * tiLlI, To inquii'e about (news) from. s
To ha\e a strong and

harsh
voice.
btxJ
^JJ
ik'
News, information.
uj1
tJ
To come
out from
its
covert
sit
\?ilj
~
^.L'
1
Faint voice. Barking of dogs. ;lJj Prophecy, s^j s*^'

Prophetic,
(partridge).
To
ooze (water).
jr^
:
To To
falter in speech.
To
upon
Wanderer
a hillock.
swell (bone).
Hillock.
wayfarer. Eminence. '^ Well traced road. Prophet. o^tj .uJ'i ^ -^_, -^^
Prophetess.
ol^b olXjJ ^
i!vj
xj
Howling, barking. Buttocks. Sweetmeats, confections. Oozing of water.
Prominent
*9"
(place).
Co
lofty.
Crossing stream).
High, iLu ^ y.O a country ( man,
,jJii
^s':/'
i
Making
void promises.
Minor prophet. Surname of a celebrated
'^j
poet."
^j
*
JJii.!l
V>lluj v>l^ J ^\~>j
^-^J ^x^ a
(
rtJ
-S-
To grow,
(land).
to
c4^b
OCj
tl; o 4J
To bark (dog). To "hiss serpent ). D To pulsate (wound). To bark at a. o. (dog). 5 ^Jj je.j s To coo (old hoopoe). G-d To make (dogs ) to -n-liS-l \j -r^S
bark.
sprout (plant).
To produce
cjJIj
,
plants
To grow up
(child).
:;Sjj
Od o fi>
To
plant (a tree).
To sow
zm
s
(grain). -^
To
quilt (a
garment).
Barking of dogs. ^G j ^d Clamour and barking. ^yj Barker. Shell from Mecca used ^f,J as an amulet. Cooing hoopoe. Bai'king dog. ûj Night-comer lit. rouser of rtJlliJ)
the dogs. To leaven (dough).
Blister. Small-pox.
&_,ij
i
To rear (a child ), To make plants to grow

(God).
fi>
z^\
c-iJ
Plant, vegetation.
un.
:tiJ )
Plant, vegetable.
oCd
olp
^ Sugar-candy.
Botanist. Vegetal.
oCJ ^-ij
-j CJ
-rl'j
-H-
Botany.
Offspring of
cattle.
oCll"^^
c^Xy ^ VtC PI. Inexperienced young men.
To knead leavened dough.
men
or
Oakum
for calking ships.
Sulphur matches.
Their offspring grew up. îj ^] Bough. -^ Mace, a Stick, ûj ^

ruSjj
5r *isjC
;^
c^îj
Speaking emphatically.
pole.
Remote
Hillock,
land.
Canal of irrigation.
J-'Q
-r
^JUJ ^
xxcJ
-'Cj
mound. Sour bough.

fling a. th.
'^--J
Trees, plants.
c^Xi
-r
oliJb
^6
-M-
Growing-place.
Origin.
To
ââ ^ z^'^j c-'p
JlJ_j
IoIj
JIJ
VrV
)
off; to
jy
neglect
a,,
Large mouthful.
Shouter. Eloquent.
To cast To throw
th.
Ji.
a. th. to.
To
dia-
Platform. Pulpit.
solve (a covenant) with.
Lamp,
lantern. Spear-
He steeped the
the grapes.
^
dates, ^j^\
j\
j^\ jp
iSj
JlJ
head. Bold.
To nickname a. o. j Jyj \j\) i jp ^ To give nicknames o. to anoJ'^, ther. To revile o. a. Nickname, name of re jUJI
proach.
Vile, ignoble.
To make date
To To
j^p\ or grape-wine.
pulsate (artery).
JLjJ \j JuJlj
part with.
a. 0.
To
bGj
iojlii i5l5
thwart
a. 0. in
To throw a
piece of cloth to ^)l

i. e.
Nicknamer. To speak in a meeting. He has not utXjS^. tered a single word.

Speakers. Hasteners.
Austere-looking.
a sale
to set a bargain.
J^ W
To declare war to. To withdraw from

b.
C/pOl
J^\j -M^j
o. a. (fighters).
To
retire apart.
;
i^l.
,_^
little
small number,
iuji
^ ip
icjl
small quantity.
The
-i4-
refuse of the people.
^J.ti\
To take a. th. out. A Q4J o jSu To disclose (a secret). To dig up, to exhume (a corpse). To ransack
(a grave).
Side, shore.
o'Jlij colJ
Fj'agment
treaty.
; article of a iJ ^ sXJj Exemplary of a book.
He
treasure.|_^yvi
for (o.'s
sat apart.
sXJj Sol;
juj -^j
SlLJl
He dug up a
family).
\'JS'
To earn sustenance
To search for mage a. th. To pull out a. th.
^
;
,_^
-Uj
Intoxicating
beverage made of dates or raisins.

^
Wine.
to
rum-
J jLuj
fii
Flung.
i^;^
Wine-merchant.
i^-j'l
iCJ
Foundling, bastard.
Pillow.
Joi;*
i^
^
\
Species of hard pine.
jj:,
jL:i^
Earth extracted from a

Grave-digger.
well.
XkxJi
To grow To
(boy)
To
raise
\jy
(
Ji
-H).
J,Oi
the voice to a high pitch

raise a. th.
singer
Occupation of a grave-digger. ;i^\'4 Plucked root of a plant. ,_;LuIj'| ^ o-^'^ ' ' Uprooted tree.
'''
To mark a
letter
with a hamza.
Confusion.
Cal;
i
To speak out. To chirp (bird).

Sprout of a plant.
^1
J i
--
Ua
To drive a. 0. away in shouting. 5 To calumniate a. o. *JU1X; i ^ To speak impei-iously to. jc ^tij To swell (hand). To ascend the ^jt.
pulpit.
Word. To throb. To To
_;
C'UtJj Ca!
Jajj' -M-
flash faintly (lightning).
flow (water).
Cijij
Sudden (thrust). Shameless. ^ Harsh, imperious (word). Tick. Camel's fly. jCjj jdl ^ Magazine, joGMj ^.\j1 5^ jG Ij
barn, granary.
^
^rjj
^j_;
^1
yi Ja^^j <^J 'u'JH^'^ J^'J tr"^' He twanged the bowstring.
J J^J ^j
yâl^
Storehouse. Hold of a
j^llj
j\J\
Throbbing of an
artery, pulse.
u^îl
^ y^Jj
.ship.
Fiery (heart).
^^Jj ^;^j
Ja'^
He
j^
<>^
is
motionless.
Vj
Jal-
Dimple on the upper lip. Hamza. "iyi Swelling. Raising of the voice. Prominence.
vrA
J:'
gush forth ( water ). To become a good poet. To be scurfy (head). To

spread
(evil).
Single pulsation, throbbing, Nerve. Anger.
i^j
iiu.U
xiiL'
j^\^
He was roused
To rise against a. o. (heretic), jc. y^ He led an easy life, II; all J To let out flour (bag). j-i aJb To sift floui". f^\ To haunt (a place). A
Dust of a
mill.
j.Ujj
to anger. Place of pulsation. Mallet for carding cotton.
ja^
To gush
forth
Ctyl^j Ckli
result.
fin
Js^J -J^
(spring), a
To
To draw (water). To reach i^^Sji.\j

fi>
Ckli
JaU
The choice
of the tribe.
li:5
yj2i\ Zip
,
water by
-^j'b -^^J digging (a well).
Jali'j
Remarkable,
^ljJj
juVy
HjU
distinguished man.
Surname
of S celebrated poets. ^JÎll

jîiU
Relating to those poets. Scurf of the *^lJj StCJj head.

Heretics, uovators.
:ii.Cjj"^tj
*i.Cj
Dusty high road.
jtuJ *9:US
,
To
write.
out. -^
To come j^_, uL' o jp -HTo gu.sh forth (blood, pus).

fi,
To scoff at a. 0. s Ja!; To bring a. th. to W..'X:.\j Ja^jl light. To deduce a. th. To appear. iaji.:ij JaJt To pretend to be a Nabathean. u'^Xj To compose (a discourse). a ialX\ D To speak imperiously. To find out, to elicit a. th To elucidate (a question lawyer).
:
Internal state of a mac.
To To
rule and arrange (a blank

-^
j!J
book).
To
forge, to falsify a. th.
elicit
(a discourse).
jliJl,
j
Nobody know^s his intimate thoughts. First water of a well.

i
;djJj JaJ
Mealy matter
Christi,
of the palm-pith.
jlj
White
hair on a horse's flank.

iajJ
Zizj/phus spina
lote-tree
jpj jjj
and
its
jlj j
Jj
fruit.
Nabatheans. ia^Jj Jsdl ^ Belonging to the Naba'Jf^j

theans.
Discovery, invention, contri-
'J^
o Wild-apple, crab-apple.
Large vine-knob. Drupe.
jj_il;
xLaJ
Jalli-il
Alembic. J^jIj^ fr J=/' Planted in a row (palm-trees). jl:> To be elevated iHSJlj feî) o 1Cj -ft,
vance.
White-spotted on
the side (horse).
-^ 'IJ3I;
a Jal;
(place),
r eai)_^j
hill.
To
iCJj
iUj_j tiiU 9-
issue
Cu^j Cp^j
C^J
o r^
--
*S^j 5?^
forth (water).
kish
High (ground).
^\y ^
give
0.
^\^
di>.J
To emerge from. To cause (springs)

(God).
1-''
to ooze
To shoot
in skill.
at.
To
a.
5 !5b o
ip
a.
^
0.
arrows to
To surpass
To
ooze (water).
for making ~ bows, arrows. ^ Spring. To pick up arrows for a. o. J*To treat a. o. kindly. o Bow made with chadara tena:/.. ^Jlil To soothe a. 0. with (food). o ^ "" Hard, steady. To be clever, nobit;. Origin. Z^ sllU o jiJ He his of a noble To give arrows to a. 0. 5 j;jlj j^ *^Lj^ *f' oZ >* To vie in skill with a. 0. race. 5 j;u j-uIJI Ây To have ripe dates (palm-tree), jj Sweating limbs of the To make rough (arrows). A camel. To show sagacity to be skilful. j!ij Spring. Origin. û.UJ: ^ To die (camel). Watei'-spring. Streamlet. f^\5 ^ ^.yliî To purify o.'s self with pebbles. ^ To appear. To ^yî CCJ o a
Chadara tenax, tree
^
-ft-
/iIj
(
I
Yr'^
chanced to
lity.
find
it.
(^
\^
Jlj.j
Renown,
illustriousness. Nobi-
SaLj
To take the best of. To vie with a. o. in shooting,

in
making arrows.
Heed, awakening. Wariness
The fox. Remark,
notice,
Noble, cele-
-îJ
summons. ^ t^j <J_,

,
.^'^
To die. to be killed. To carry away a. th. To take heed of. To prepare to. J He has ij-iC j\ ijg j\ iriJ j\ iLJ j;i\ C.
taken no notice of
it.
brated, illustrious.
Important alFair. High, eminent. -^ Alarm-clock.

Incentive to.
ijiJ
To ask for arrows from. To take the best of.

(

ifein.) j;j
iin.x'Ci )
oy^j
J'CJlj
JU
Memorandum
Arrow.
Nobility. Sagacity.
Forgotten affair. Wakeful, heedful.
Small pebbles.
To glance
off,
tj^l
^'
s^^lJj
1]^'
I'j
-^
Reward.
ful.
to take no effect (sword)

hed.J:,\y^\
Gift. Mouth- cJ^^j Jy Choice part. Merit. Nobility.

jjc;
He was restless in To disagree with,

(place).
ili>!
Arrow-making.
LJ
to unfit a. o. cj
Ability, nT^vit. Personal ac-
HG
To be remote, s^^j uJj !î o Uj opposed. To become dim (sight). To shrink from. To miss the jl
butt (arrow).
complishment. Preparation He got ready

for the thing
Endowed with
JQ
Siljj_cj
To
blunt (a sword).
'^\
superior merit Generous, noble.
Scorn, harshness of manners. s^ Height. Sjipj Remote (thing). Blunt (sword). Û Strongly cambered (bow). sjû
Corpse, carcass D ver armlets.

Shooter. Ar-
^ iLJ
row-maker.
Clever, skilful.
clever. Better shooter. Lazy, slothful.
ji;l
To
boil (cooking-pot).
icicJ
cJ
His nostrils swelled
Ch^j u;
iîj^.'
- More
from anger.
To divulge (news). x ^1; To swell up (wound). i_^j_, tf; a \ij % To be prominent. To protrude. To
be marriageable (girl).
Constantinople.
To overtake
self about.
a. o.
To
exalt
0. s
J^
ip
To be mindful of. J To heed a. th. To awake yjj]\

from
sleep.
-uxilj
Cjl;
<uJ -S-
To be To
I'enow-
xiili
<i.'jj
To
encounter.
To
be high,
i_i:ill
ned, celebrated.
prominent.
Hillock. Ascent, d
rouse, to remind
J[
j\
To To
swell, to
Tumour. grow. C_^

Gei
-Ji>. sUl
o >Jij
i
assist (a beast) in
?;i5J
^ ^
To notify a. th. to. He called him by his name. <^ Lt^ He roused him yyi\ â S *
a. 0. of.
bringing forth.
from
sleep.
The wind has L,vi^l c.?-ij drawn forth rain from the clouds. To bring laJj (i-UJ cifj
';;,ll
To To
forget a. th.
be mindful.
of.
To have
J_j
z^
'\j
notice
forth (female).
^
^ To
To improve (child). To result from.
be wary, to guard against. Cu[ Awakening. Sagacity. *Jj Stray-beast found by chance. aZ
\::>
Yi-
cT*
(a conclu-
He acquires know-
^Jic j^j/ jillj
To deduce
^^ ^
?cj1j
^j
5-iSl
ledge in every branch. Inexhaustible -well.

s To backbite a. o. To germinate (seed)
:
sion) from.
J:j1~,
i
To
infer a. th. from.
Jit,
liOu^j CiiJ to sprout
J^l
j^]
jijj
to bring forth. To have pregnant females. To be in partui-ition (female).
To be near
.jti!^
(plant).
Gevm, sprout.
Tweezers. To exude (sweat, blood). t_^ D To carry away.
i
To breed (cattle). To deduce, to conclude

Parturition of beasts.
^-ajIj ?wt:^
a.
th.A
rrdixJ-l.
tr'^^
o ^S
-fl-
û;
îJcj
Young beasts
of the sa-
oe-Jj
me year
f]
brood. Conclusion of a sylfruit.
To
sweai"^
much.
a. 0.
logism. Result, consequence,
To To
slande"
scoff, to
s dS'i o fî -^
mock.
fii
^]]
f^/'^
same year. %^^ l^ My ewes are of the same age. ^J liJ ^^li.
They are
of the
Calumniator. To pluck out

(hair, feathers).
Consequently therefore, in
otllSL;
^Sj
uj
îij
-8-
short.
Assisting a female in bringing

îfSJIj ^^\1'jj
^"i;
To be plucked
(hair, feathers).
^fJu
Growing. On the point of bringing forth.

forth.
<
^J:j
Plucking of the hair. What is plucked with >Jcj ^ *Ii5 the hand, pinch. A little of. He has given him a ^/'^ lifj iVkp'l
little of.
^J
Time
of parturition. of animals.
i
Rump
To exude (sweat). (>-_^j (a-iJ a ^S -STo become moist (skin). To make a. 0. to sweat (heat). 8
Sweat.
Pi. Tree-resin.
Falling hair, feathers.
:cjuJ_j
^jCJ
Xix5
rJ
^jiS
-tu
Shallow, superficial (man). Depilated (camel).
^JLJj
Pores of the skin.
(^ ^ rc^
:^:L^
ii..:j
Tweezers. To be prolific (woman).

^
j(i>
CirJ
i
Rump
To
(of beasts).
off.
jS
-S-
pull
To pluck
fi;
To
vomit.
(the hair).
To become fat. To jolt (his rider

horse).
(Jj^j
C5^ o ^j j3
i
To gaze
at.
Jl, -roIi
Tweezers, pincers. To snatch a. th. To

pull a. th. violently.
-r^^.
\'Jo
To shake
To draw up ^ (a bucket). To strike (fire). To

a. th.
To rend
o-^j -S(a gar-
shake (a sack). To build a house opposite to ano-jSJl ther"s. To mari'y a woman having
:
many
-^
children.
Vomit.
is
JUJ J
jiJ
His house
opposite to jj 6 Jfc ijli

Jolting his
jj/j
ment). To brace (a bow). To spear a. o. To utter violent language. To be damaged to perish. To be pulled. Weakness. Harshness. He received him harshly.
:
-j
'j^^S^S
^
Jv
Sji a
J^\
Ji
^j
^
iijV
mine.
Yielding
fire (fiint).
Penetrative thrust.
CjIS^j
%'JC
Bow
rider (beast).
The month
of
Rama-
dhan.
Prolific
^
(woman). Emetic.
a. o.
J^,j
jili
>t3
i
breaking its string. j\'y ^ "i}^ To pull out ( a thorn ). A CiiJ i ,_;iaj -STo extract a. th. To pluck out (hair). To pinch and pull (meat) with the
beak (hawk).
To drag To
To empty *
J3
-^
(a bag).
revile a. o.
To earn for (o.'s family)He has not obtained Cxll,

the least thing from him.
J
i,>
J^
J^
<
To
fall off
Yi\
_,-J
JVJ
Â
Jiit:-ij
,
(tree-leaves).
\'j^
i
To rush
C>(j V_^j
>li;
To sneeze (beast). To blow o.'s aose. To

water.
JiJ
forth fi'om the lines (soldier).
suuff
tip
JUI
To become tangled (herbage). jp\ij To be -ome ready for fight. jSiJ-lj

egg filled with jSj jiJ water and buried in the sand. \\.Near relationship.
Osti'ich's
.
',
To throw a. o. down upoa the 5 uose. To make the nose to bleed. To be scattered, îo J^'i J^ strewn. To fall off hair, leaves). To fall sick and die (people). Ji^ To snuff up water) aud yjS.j, |j Jci\
(
(
Jij Ij
To To
<J\XJj Xiy^ o CnJj U>; a stink (meat).

,
CFiij
d\>
"ft"
infect, to taint a. th.
a Jo
iJCxJj cnJ
reject
Pro.?e
;
it.
Stench, fetor.
)
prose. ^
Interstice
rhyming ( opp. to Ji^ Embroidery on cloth.

between the mustaches.
J^
Stinking.
%'}\,
Fetid tree. Mercurialis
o^>j djiu
Cartilage of the nose. Ample coat of mail. Sneeze (of a beast). Falling particles. Loquacity. jtJ
annua
sleeves.
plant).
Vest, jacket, waistcoat with
oC^ ^
o UJ
Loquacious, divulger. Jî Cj\^jJy Good milch-ewes. Prolific. j^

Scattered. Shedding its leaves
(rose).
Bean-trefoil. Hemp-nettle (;)/an/s).i=I>
^
jiS;
To swell (limb). To lag behind to

:
Iîj
-ft-
retire back-
jJl
5
it
ward.
Sjiiij jlL'
Scattered particles. Crumbs

of a table.
Money,
fruit scattered at
a feast.
To resemble a. 0. To assault a. 0. To break (ab.scess;.

Swollen (limb). Prominent^
jutting.
JiJ
c-Ij
J^\
;c^ u j,
1
Pi'osaist. Sneezing (ewe).
JU
Scattered, dispersed. Cipher ^L-l* (man). -^ Embroidered (cloth).
Palm-tree shaking
off its dates.
jiSi/i
Prose. Papaver erraticurn. kind of poppy. Gilliflower.
jjli/J
To
press
a. 0.
upon
yuî o
JaSJ
-^
To divulge (news). A Ci; cJ -8To anoint (a wound). To ooze (oil). ^j Oj To communicate news to 0. a. oUj '^ INIoist, damp (wall).
fi>
[
the ground for silencing him.
To overburden a. o. To quiet, to appease To vomit much. To

bleed (nose).
Qoyij Oai}
;ai
a. o.
I
s ialj
Ointment. Moisture exuded by a skin. Piece of wool for ci^ j ol:

anointing.
olsJ
:;^
*^'
/LU
To dung (horse). ^' O jiJ To cleanse (a well). A Jiilj To empty (a quiver) To take off (a coat of mail), iit A To put (a coat of mail) oSî A
i
Tc rip up ( the belly). a i^ i -HHe relieved his bowels. jjaJ J C To hang down to be uns^p^lj^[
:
J^
upon.
teady (load). Cipher, coward. Buttocks. To stand still. To grOM(truffle).
,^
Si-i^j r-a
.|S_,i;
oil
*
-H-
To rush together
Cleansed (ditch).
against.
J[ jJlIJ
jsj
To He He He He
Large coat of mail. Dimple tween the mustaches.

Horse's dung.
be-
;ii;
scatter, a J^j,\j\3jj \'Ju i to sprinkle, to disperse a. th.
Ju
ijj
spoke much. had numerous children.
>>^l
jj^l
Earth taken from a

Remains, rubbish.
well.
iLiJj iVsi
"
y^
bore much fruit (tree). jlii)! took off (the coat of mail).ii^ a>
V IT
I
He has exerted himself

the utmost.
to
To
'
hold unseemly
^
Jsi
Ij
,
CJJ
-xJ
-^
talks.
To
divulge (news).
To
1^' o
ISJ
-S-
be accomplished (affair). To succeed in to attain (a want).

:
scatter a. th.
j
To
I I
remind
0. a. of.
Anecdote, mention.
To
help a.
0. to
attain a. th. Sj
a ^JJ
T^'i^
^^
Such a one did not sueceed.
o!^
To make
(God).
a. o. to pro.sper
J * ^SJ 1
4_,
To divulge (news). To backbite a. 0. To be ashamed of. To hasten. To flow

Swift.
Cij
^^' -J^
'|.j 1
<9î bj with purulent matter (abscess).

i
^^ ^J -
To overcome
a. o.
fi>
To accomplish (au
affair) successfully.
rr.Ull^.^j
^;
Tjfvi
To move, to stir a. th. To ponder over (an affair
0''>
To become true (dream). To beg of (God) the

success
of.
fi>
n riÎ:~ll
Success want.
attainment of a
î*o
rr^j
without undertaking it. To be agitated, perplexed. 1^13 To smite U-jij %ir)j *ik; a Uj -a. 0. with the evil eye.
,
Evil-eyed.
*ii?J
ojiJI
'^<j
^?tJlj
'_y>dj ;^?Jj
j;;.vl!l
,
>ij
Patience.
Successful (affair).
x^-Ô
Evil eye of a begga"r.^
^ÎJ
To be
noble-
*jl?,J
SL^J îJ
-ft-
Thriving.
born (man).
(walk), quick pace. 9-_xjj
*--=W
>
To be
--?^j''j
generous.
v-?'^J
Vehement
Successful,
To
bark
'^'r?--^'
"r^-J
Patient (mind).
?r-.Viij
^-^v
(a tree).
^Ûi ^
T.^t^j
To beget generous
sons.
To
îJl
attaining a want.
Right counsel.
r^^J
J\'j
--
beget a cowardly son. To perform a generous deed.
v^^^
To
boast, to glory.
To
<s^) a
(
^^
).
To
choose, to se-
^..iliJLIj ^^-scrji
eat
away
its
margin
river
To
lect a. th.
arise (disturbance).
Noble, generous.
tiijj
^_^
^_,^
To boast together. To dash

together (waves).
^Ûj
f.>U
^îj
Bark of a root or of a
Noble-born.
_<bjlj
tree.
Nobility of race. Generosity.
xJiV
Roaring (sea). Roaring of the
^^^
sea.
5
M^^j
v-iJ
^ >^J
Generous.
(beast).
Excellent,
good-breed
To overcome,
a^lj
,laki
oi.;
to prevail over a. o.
The
best parts.
^^Xyj vlWJ
To become manifest
(affair).
\i^
ijL>.j
JiJ
Having noble
a
Ji-J
To sweat. To become
stupid, dull.
To be oppressed by
grief.
lOaJ Jiajj
sons. ^^XJj CjC^.'J ^ To scrutinise, ^c diulj Vi^' o d.?J To cry out to a. o. for help. ^ o?J To reveal seci'ets 0, to a. o?Uj To draw out, to a c-*Jl^b c-iiil
,
-ft-
To be courageous, "i'j^^ jiGJ o To furnish (a house). To a

trim, to stuff (beds, pillows).
aiJ
extract a. th.
a>J
j^,
Coat of mail. Pericardium. House.

Searcher, inquirer.
^>Jj
^^
rr
oGJ
To render
(time).
a. 0.
experienced
To
assist a. o.
To come
forth
j^\ji
to fight a. 0.
Hidden seci*et. Mound a butt for shooters. Bad news divulged. Endeavour
o'^Vj c*?t~' used as c-ojJ
He has
attained the
^,Vj Jt ^ât
liijk>lj '^'j^^
To go
grief.
to Nejd.
age of puberty. War has been vehement. Silphium (plant).

Mole-rats.
(pi. of
(
To sweat frum asjl To become high (building).

fl>j
OJul
To become serene (sky). To assist, to help a. 0.

To answer (a call). To become high, lofty. To recover sti-ength. To ask for assistance from, To be emboldened against.
Skilful guide. Nejd,
s jiijl
o\'Jkl'\
a7i<l
iii
of jii) i?.,U>
jSJ
oiJl-^l
k^j S
To
\'^ o _,?5 -Sday). To prepare a food of milk and

be hot
butter.
to fashion
summer-
To hew,
penter).
(wood
car-
f>
^
aaJ
I
highland of
j^
^
take a. heated stones.
To determine upon, to undei*th. To warm (water) with To urge

(camels)
i^^j
Arabia.
:ri-_j
J^JJ i^>Jj iVasJj ibtj
l_j
Stony table-land. Elevated

s
sa^J
To
fillip a. 0.
road.
vehemently.
To suffer from thirst. To feed a. o. with milk and
_,?ej
He can manage
^^jb
?'?;j
,-4^,'
('^ >
affairs thoi )ugbly.
flour. 5 ^^l]
House-furniture (as
Origin. Shape of a beast. Perof
J^J sonal attainment. Nobility. Territory
iOfJj >y>^ carpets, beds, curtains).
-k?J
Sweat from sorrow. Impediment

in speech.
jbj
''-^
Mecca or
of Medinah.
Violent access of thirst.

Origin, root. Colour.
Ûj
jV^jj jVseJ
SjVVi
Coui-age, vigour. Fight.
olJ?tJ
Adversity. Fright. Aid.
Carpentry.
Chips, parings of wood.
From Nejd
cj\^
y>.Ju
Hot summer-month.
Carpenter.
(horse). '^-^ Suspensory of a sword. i\iJ Of high stature iGJ" Ji^!* J?"3
Ojj^5 ^ jbeJ
flour or butter. SjasJ
iiÎn?J
(man).
Milk mixed with

I
Gallantry, courage, bravery.
will
reward thee acof a door.

in
o^jy
Mattress-maker.
Brave, courageous.
sii^ ^'^
cording to thy merit.
iGJ
^r
-4^J
-Wj
-^^
Hook
and
Town
in
Arabia oO?sj
^S^yJj j>j
Hauran.
Seized with intense thirst

(camel).
Brave. Grieved. -\J^) j4^ -r ^^-} Long-necked, spirited (camel),

Tall and intelligent
i^
^
-*>^
.
woman.
5r
aitJ
v
Anchor.
Nettle [plant).
_,>j1
e'J^zlSj J>ii'\
Stupid, dull,
.i>jy
e^J'
SÛl
_^>I
weary.
Stuffer of mattresses.
-?i>j i>%^
Point aimed at.
Heated stone
for
warming
cl^dt
Wine.
Saffron. Blood.
ju>1jj
^ i^lJ
water. Hewn wood. Water-pulley. ^ Wainscoting of a house.
Wine-vessel.
jj^t^''
To
achieve, fi> j0j j^;j , \'^ to perform (an affair).

to end, to
j?J
Small mountain. Necka>Ci ^ a?ei lace of pearls and gold. Rod for urging a beast. ja-U/i ^ cJ^Jt Wooden instrument for wool.
Aid. Fighter.
Afflicted.
To come
perish.
\j^ a j?Jj
J^S^
To be accomplished
(affair).
To be fulfilled (promise). To come forth against a. 0. To fulfil (a promise). To give the last stroke to (a
wounded man).
To
? j:û
fit
bite,
Subdued. to catch a. th.
^^^
a
llii-J
i
-UJ
-H-
jU'j]
le
with the molar teeth. To importune a. 0.

try
a. 0. (fortune). i
To
iiJ
i-lJ
Molar tooth.
a>r,;
J^
To
give to (camels)
flour to drink.
v
He addicted himself
to drink.
.ill
water
j\ f^
and
To be fattened by. To benefit of.v_, ^^^J To thrive. ;iiti1 To give milk to (a youngling s
:
To
achieve
a. th. sue-
fi>
jilij-lj
j^;
cessfully.
To ask
the fulfilment of (a
promise ).
contend, to fight together. j^Ci Achievement, fulfilment. jGj_, jij He is on the eve of *s>U- j?J J* accomplishing his affair. Present, ready slnsjj Sj>U ^ Ji?%?j j^.-VJ (money). I sold it for ready mojUj lj?;b' iiJ
shepherd).
To
To ask a favour from. s f^ \j ^^kLj Wholesome il^ j\ *j ry-'' i J^ i^~ ^"^

food.
Foraging. ^ <;k; Beating about for ^J'^j *i>U ^ Û pasturages, forager. Vei-y courageous. 5,bJ jiUi-' Water mixed with flour or ^.^
grain.
ney.
Fight.
j>'CJj i'jiiJ'
Wholesome
(water).
NîsJI
To be
A btj O
^Jma^JJ
C-jJ a ,.rW "^
Milk.
unclean, impui'e, filthy.
Wholesome
(
(food). Efficacious
(
"'
^^J
for
speech). Blackish
off
blood
).
Leaves
shaken
cattle.
and made into paste
To conta- Hj go ,_^' \j ^jjj To render a. o. impulse. To become defiled, impure. To ^^.^
To
defile.
minate.
purify o.'s
f^jji
self.
Pasturage. Place in which pasturages are searched. Station in pasturage.
Filthiness.
Legal impurity.
sJii^J
focix.-^j
^?tZ;.
Filthy, (j-bjl
^ ^r^J ij^J ij^J ur^
impure, unclean.
îiLi
Incurable (disease).
^J^J ^j^j
,j^\j
To
CbJ o ôJ -ftarrow). To cut (a tree) at the root. To rnilk out (a ewe). ^ ^.^\j
fashion (an
Amulet made of unclean

things
ij-iK-'^
To drift (sand-hills He gave away to a.

a little
of.
wind).
o.
^ <ij oXii
Ui^Z.\j
:
^ ..^
Maker of unclean amulets. To connive for j Ciij
^J^^'^
o jiiJ
-{{-
To shake
Mound,
(the
^'^[
^
ensnaring another in (a sale). To rouse, to track (the game). A To search after a. th. To collect. To
clouds), to cause (rain

sand-hill. Place
flood.
wind).
jG*;
^^
li^
tiUfJ
^_jG^;
spared by a
Dam.
_Ai&OI*iiJ
Sand-drift, a Chandelier, lusti-e.
draw forth. To kindle (the fire). To hurry, to press on. iiUj j Cjjj o To outbid a. o. at (a sale). J Jis^\2 To extract a. th. To jiSJ.'LLi
fi>
Sand-drifts, dunes.
start (game).
Small quantity, little of. Threshold ; lintel. Broad-headed '^''-J

(spear).
Connivance for ensnaring anotherjL^

in a sale.
^*?''
5r
^^?^j
Beater
J-^yd^^j ûivWj
,
'^j-^j J->;^
of the chase
*v
hunter.
Basket.
^
--
Huntsman, starter.
Negus, king of the
Abyssinians.
-ik-
,J-^h J-i^'
Scarcely, hardly.
J\^] T
'^WÎj
.trWi
To become verdant
(soil).
:
%J
o J?J
To be whole-
To beget (a son father). ^jj 5 To kick a. o. on the buttocks. s To ill-treat a. o. To rip up, to skin ( a beast a from the hocks. To till (the ground).
)
îJlj , G^îJj CoJ a ;oJ some, beneficial (food). To be efficacious (medicine, J ^j
-i^r
speech).
To
act upon.
f^'-l^ ^j
To seek for
pasturages.
f^j
Ij
r^3
rf^
10)
v^
allowed hiin to <:ip J (] i:Ju> pay his debt by instalments. This information ^; c^J.'-J' liA^J, 0-4'
is
G^
groundless.
ij^j
Graminaceous plant. A stai*. ^ Blaze on a beast, .\sten8k.

Stalkless plant.
grass.
Word.
<;.^
To disclose. To manifest a. th. To strike off pebbles oj A >Uj jSJ (cainel). To throw a. tb. To erase (a writing). a To pierce a. o. with (a spear). ^ t To have large eyes. %^ a J^,J To pasture (cattle) on her^ jiji
i
Dadijlis repens^ species of dog-
i;jj
bage.
The
Ass.
Pleiads.
î
>,>?J)I
Astronomy. Astrology.
Astrologer. Astro-
x^\ j'i
^-^j
^-f.'Jj
To come to fight together. To have numerous offspring. To appear and disappear. To

remove water from the
wall.
foot
JCj
J?ti'L
of a
^b-J
nomer.
To become swampy
U/i'
(ground;.
jS,i7.:-i_
Well
ti-aced road.
Offspring. Child. Father.
JGJ'i
jlj
Mine. Source, origin.
Water
Iron-beam of a balance.
Ankle.
from the ground. Flowing water. Crowd.

oozing
To
drive
a. o.
^?-r>j S *^:\j J^ljj ,iîj, a 4-J -
Father. Thorough ( horse ).
bred
back
Wide-eyed.
3\?Jj
J\i,;_,
j^ ^
.^îj
To be ^^ il^j
He saved
his
'^J
*^>-j
bJ
^
(^
Wide
(eye).
Opening a large
sought by
saved, to escape from.

life.
wound (spear-thrust).
4.^]^
Bittei- plant
To rush To trim
tree).
forth, (a
;fc
tV^
J<^\j
ij
J-f\j
lS?^'
camels. Bastard dittany.
^
k Jsvl ^
Reaping-hook. Opening JU.J a wide wound ( spear ). Luxuriant

(crops). Clever camel-driver.
To
skin (a
i_j ,
ujj
l^35J
beast).
The
Go.spel.
The
Jc?-^^1
lo s *Wsij l?.u* tif ^'j whisper (a secret) to.
(iS?*'-^
'S^
New
Testament.
Evangelist.
^v'l
To To
To
rescue a.
o.
(from
^* j ^-'
b
fi>
î^
danger).
raise (a field) against
clear
Couch-grass. J=W^' ^-, llf To appear. To I'ise^Jlj , 0.^* o ^'

(star).
-Ji-
ij
flooding.
away
(clouds).
To have^jl
fi>
ripe dates (palm-tree).
To disclose, To bring a.
place.
to lay a, th. bare.

0.
to
a prominent
ground.
To search for a raised To whisper in the ear

to.
To ooze (water). To grow( tooth). J^ To come out (heretic). To result. To accomplish a. th. a J^^ C^ To pay (a debt) by instalments. To astroiogise. j^^j JfJ To be over (cold, rain). îti'lj J>y\ To clear away (weather). To observe the stars (astrono- JîJi
,
mer).
j
>^;i.
To take a. 0. as a confidant, To quicken the walk. To
Star.
^j
_^ypji ^Gtj ij J^Ss

:
lis^l
.
Appointed time. Grass
gerrainace-
purify o.*s self after excretion.
To be delivered from. To obtain a. th. from. o!>U ^ * To draw (a bowstring). Hide. Frame of a camel-litter. 1^
j.^
May
I
ous plant. True origin. thy star rise i. e. be
iU4.ij y
He ponders over what

he has to
i
>>?^"
4 J^-
do.
Yt-V
]
î
.Ujj sGJj (iJj
_j?J
Rapid walk.
_^-L*
fi>
-n
-ft-
Delivery, salvation.
To He
cut, to
liJJ
a C9iij
o cJ^J
Make thy
e.scape.
il^GJll iJQJJIj JGJJI iJii3l
sculpture (stones).
cut out a
To hew
(wood).
j;^! ^j J^^ j GuJ house in the mountain. To emaciate (a beast journey) S

:
'
Cloud that has discharged

rain.
'
'G^
_^^
Excrement. Secret confided.

tJjU5
Secret confided. Confidants.
LS>?tJ
to prostrate a. o. jJCb S To blame, to revile a, o. He impaired his reputation, i^^t
He was made generous yj^\ Jc c^J

by nature.
_
'\a^^ ^ S^j, jJ rr ^ Elevated ground. Swift (camel). He is free from evil, "^h) â^ S'^^. '^
Large tract
j
of land.
*;>J'l
He hewed
off
wood.
ilii-Jl
j\ cJ^\
c-ss^
Secret. Confidant.
Cutting, sculpture.
Xijr-^J '-'^^ ~ Nature, constitution. *^'^ Chips, parings of wood.
Swift (camel). Shelter, place of refuge.
,(>'
Elevated ground.
Stone-cutter. Sculpter. Wail. Abraded (hoof). Stranger

to a Cut out, polished
tribe.
o^J
Means
of salvation.
is
c^' Truth
j I
the means of
salvation.
CyWi'j c-^J
c-^--^
(stone). Sculptured.
Confidential intercourse. To reciprocate a sound,
Vst^jSL)
rtj
-ft-
Adz
c->Oj;j cÛ> ^ oUl>j

in the
:
sculptor's chisel.
To stab
throat
OUiij
IS*^
z.
J^j
to slaughter (a beast)^.
a humming in the throat Avarice. Bountifulness. ''-*?^ '^?^ Avaricious. To reiterate a pecto- r-J^Jj ^'-^ "^
He has a deep know-
uic
î^*^'
-^
My
ledge in science. house is seated

opposite to his.
'ej\i
Jj)i
To repel (a beggar) shockingly, i To weep, to wail C->Jj Cij a -^ -Si
ral sound.
loudly.
'ji-Si
To wound a. o. in the throat, i To seize o. a. by the jc J>cî

throat.
ji-
UJ
I
To cough (camel). To bet. To bind o.'s self by
CbJj CiJ i CjJ a ^ ^t^j , CkJ o
>C5 vow. To face o. a. (houses). travel at a quick ^3!) j wJj J>c'\ To To commit suicide. pace. the j.'y_ J3i\ The day of sacrifice, To work strenuously. To go 10 f'^ of the month Zu-elhidge. hastily to water. ,- j>C> of the chest, j*^ Upper part To apply o.'s self to. of the throat. Beginning of a day, of To cite a. 0. to (a judge). To? a month.
I
wiiJ
^^
met him openly,
s^
Vj^-j
Slaughterer, stabbsr.
^_o iijSJ j_^j _Û

,
bet with
a. 0.
To appoint a time for To wail, to sob.

tion.
fighting.
:''^l
First or last day. first or last night of a month.
Weeping. Quick journey. Exer-
Gentle or rapid walk. Fixed

necessity.
^ time. Vow. Wager. A The two jugular veins.p\7;^CJb P'S*^' Game of hazard. Death. SkOful, experienced. ^ J U; ^ ^Îj .>>-4 He is dead. Slaugh- jjîJj jSoii '\jiJj SJ^'i n -Ji?"
,
tered (camel
).
Lots. Sortilege.
is
Part
in
which a beast
stabbed.
Place of sacrifice.
Wail, weeping. Weeping.
^*^J
y
To be
corpulent (she-
(Y lY)
GîJ a ^yô
S<
-tt-
camel).
He paid him
hia due. Caij
o5U)
Foot of a mountain.
Yielding no milk
^j ^,UJ ^
^/a-oJj
,
^y^
y'j^
^J^^
-):}-
from fatness (she-ass).

Corpulent, bulky (shecamel).
To
strip (a
A>
j^\j
Cai-J
a
Sj
^;aij
bone).
To sharpen a speai'head ). To importune

(
jîi
a. o.
with rejjiaij
quests.
To become ja&
emaciated.
|_,
ja>uj , Ci>/-J a
To have compact
Compact
flesh.
flesh.
flesh.
l^GJ
o jx>^
c^btJ j Js>iJ
Piece of compact cJ^ôoi j9CJ
^ ^
^jiJ
i^jj
Fleshy. Emaciated. Thin ja^cj>j
ja^
-K-
(spear-head).
To To
sigh, to
moan.
Oa-jj-J
iaij
pant, to be out of CJa^j^Jj CkiJ breath.

Ja^^Jj
Stifled sob.
LCJj
W
U
-J^
Seized with violent cough.
Ja-
Proud, haughty.
J,iij
To be
naturally xaUJ o .jiJj a ^>.j

a, o.
lank, meagre.
To emaciate
5 ^jii'l
Emaciation, lankness.
*abJ
Thin and
lean.
J>9i^j
To be- VjU; o Jijj a o Jib a Ji -^ come emaciated from fatigue or

'
disease.
To
give a wedding-pre:
%C> a JiJ
sent to (a bride)
to a. o.
to give a.th. freely
To
if-
revile a. 0.
To
attribute
/b 5
>UJ
falsely (words, verses) to a. 0.
To warm rooms
for nursing
j^ ~
silkworms.
To
<
give to a. o. part
&
J>tib
of o.'s property.
To swarm (bees). To emaciate, to exhaust

(fatigue, disease).
jiil
a. 0.
s
j5Jl
He boasted
falsely o^tt îi.
J'-.'^'b
J>-^^
(VIA)
of verses
^
made by another he
:
pla-
Grammarian.
Side.
<>
Pedantic.
;Uj
^
ali-U
giarised.
cC^lJj ^ly ^ *_I>Uj Region. District, limit.

in the direc-
To
profess, to adopt (a re-
fi>
jitiJi.
ligion).
*sIj
Towards,
tion of.
^xI>U
jj
i
Bees
Gift.
bee.
un.
iii-J
")
[coll),
jij
Gift, present.
c/^h
^J S*î <>^
To churn (milk). * CkJ a ^^J - He directed his looks ^\ 'ayeu, ^J

towards.
Dowry, jij_> JS-J ^ ii>jj ibu wedding-present. False pretention. Lawsuit. Religious sect.
To To
displace, to take a. th.
ijj
away.
point at, to strike a. o.
A J
^\
with (a weapon). He lashed him with a

whip. To be discarded. To lean upon. To apply
self to.
J^jiJO
*lifr
Emaciation. Plagiarism, literary theft. Exhausted. Lean, thin.jAJj jJ Thinned by use (sword). J>iy Exhausted, emaciated. ji-J ^ jâj Warmed room for silkworms. j;i -^
^^Jj
o."s
To
J ^Jl.
heave, to CvUJj pant (horse).
^ô
^*>^
v^
"^
Kind of flamingo.
;
^G-J
Milk-skin
churning-vessel.-bJl
-ikij ^9-Jj 'Uit
Panting. Avaricious.
îbJ
Churn. Broadheaded arrow.
Pronoun
of the tklj Jj -^j j>*j -^ fird person of the dual and plural.
Aim, object
in aim.
f.jJ}2)l
We.
X
He
is
the butt of the
^
ebii*
To
direct
Sj
^ji^îî-j a o
GJ
-S'
strokes of fortune.
Distance.
o.'s self
towards.
Winding
;
û>
stream.
The absent
those
who
suijl Jl
li-j
He followed the same com'se i',J Uj as he : he had the same design. He directed his looks êu WJi
towards.
are remote.
To walk strenuously. o VJ -5^ ^ To stoop to lower the head. To urge (a beast) vehemently. j To utter a grunt i -irX-j -fyj v_>j %6
:
2?
for
making
(a camel) to kneel.
ÛJ'l
To stoop, to lean. To discard a. o. from. To put a. th. aside from. To ward oflf a. th. fi'ora. To lean on one side in
walking (camel).
l_^9j
V'sJ
Oblong carpet.
'^J
Working
beasts. Slave-drivers.
Îj
<
Stoop.
:cU
Beasts of burden. Shepherds.
Ammi,
wort.
bishop's
lijuj
*i-.iyj *^Jij'
To make (a camel) to Aj j ^_ij -^ Towards, near. About, the like. kneel. To discard a. th. j:^j To lay upon the breast (camel j. î-jiuJ He went Eastwards. JîJI ^J w.*'i iu,;^ ^J To bite (ant, louse). CiJ o îj ^ As thou wouldst say for instance. To tear out (the game hawk). To take forth a. th. To take the A About ten thousand. JVT "ij^ '^ best of. Side, tract, countiy. Inten- ',._ ^ 'yrj To be cowardly. QJ a _.jJ tion, design. Way, road. To beget a cowardly son. To Syntax of gram- "C^j^ '^.Ij "G-Jl ^ _ijl
:
He averted the looks fi*om.^c o'jiij ij) ic To advance towards a. o. To accost a. o. obliquely. J ^^\j To go aside, apart. To turn away fi'om. To lean upon a. th. J^'^J
i
beget a brave son.
mar.
^
\ To prick,
To To
to
goad
t'
^
.
i C-iJ
a u
^>J
(a beast).
To To
choose, to select a. th.

elect a. 0.
-t/-
w^-.;l
To
predestinate
disturb, to arouse a. o.
insert (a piece of
^^
Ck5
>
a. 0. (God).
a o
wood) in a pulley. To waste away (flesh). To

scabby on the tail. To mingle their waters
(tanks).
Cowardice. Large draught of ^Jio wine for drinking healths toast.

;
Ije
^_îj
Choice part. Selected
,^
'r'"^-.'
XXi'^
tiJ
r*"^
company.
,^05
*-:,U; j ^j-\î
v*"^
5r
v^r^t'J
v^'-*
<>
^T'-'-i
Cowardly, faint-hearted.
in the
wXi'J
v''>?'l
"Wood inserted
Slave-trade
trade.
;
Choice, election.
nation.
Predesti-
hole of a pulley.
cattleiJÛtJj *i-UJ
Cowardly, fainthearted.
4_j,iii j
viA^'J
yJi^XJ'
Goader. Seller of beasts. Seller

of slaves.
^bJ
Emaciated, lean.
^y*^'"
Weak man
tail.
cipher.
v'Î
uij
Scab on a cameFs
Young
antelope.
,^0 To ~ To cr->-.jj
yj^j
<li->J
peck
(bird).
^_,j
fi>
z^j
agitate (a
Gi-J a
r^tij -S-
Loosened pulley provided with a piec3 of wood. Ewe and goat's milk mixed
together.
bucket) in a well.
To dash against
rent).
its
banks
(tor-
^.Vj
Fine butter oozing from the

skin.
*?e-oJ
Goad. Spur. u-h^'" t u-*-'* Goaded. Scabby on the tail ^^>ij>

(camel).
To become lean, ^jj To be worn out in the

lower part (thing).
Cii-J
jSi^j
Ship-captain. Jii-iy ^ To be the captain of a ship. To snore to \j\^jj I^J

:
sloiV;
iljj
o îj
Cii-J
a Jj>-j
snort.
To urge (a To incite
To
beast).
*_, 5 (ii,;
a. o. To shake bark (wood). To harm a.
a. 0.
^kl th. To
jXc^>
-^
-il-
eat a. th. away (worm). To be worm-eaten, wasted lî.J a^jJ (wood). To crumble (bone).
^ To
Hurricane.
Snout, forepart of the
nose.
ji..]
sîj
direct o.'s self towards.

J-iit'^j
-r
Jl^
S^j
^jj-j
Gill of fishes.
j-y^
To become emaciated Caij

through old age. To emaciate a. o. (old
a o î-J
^
Snoring.
There
uî-Jb
a
is
nobody
in the
^>u
jiallj
house.
Pig, wild boar. J^ ?: J>-S> Decayed, sl^Jj C>:^^ - ^-'-> jh'^ crumbling (bone, wood). Snorer. Pig. ji^j Noble, haughty. Weak. Sjjîiij ^ jl]î
Nostrils. Nose.
To waste away
(flesh).
îilj
iJ-iJij
,
Cai-j
^>J
To blow
nose.
o.'s
Ckij o
Oa-?-.;
iaiJ
To backbite a. o. ^ To treat a. 0. scornfully. To be like a. 0.

Men, race of men.
I
iii-J
le
^KJ^j ^\^
tree
:
S Jai^jl.
To
eat
away a
(
;
\->j9->
JakSj Jaij
worm).
Fissure
cells.
do not
know
of
'^
Jai..!)l
^1 tfjil
hole. Bee,
->,^-J 5r
^Jj^
--
what sort
man he
is.
-ii-
To slaughter (a beast), s Cij a ;iJ To kill, to slay a. 0. To bear sincere

friendship to.
To
prick, to stab
a. o.
To
;
sting a.
in
^ 5 j5ij a J i_i (words ).

I
Prick
thrust.
voTo
/
give sincere
^ To
incite, to
a. o.
ts
J^\ J^.^\j 1>=Û
J^
advice
his
/.i-J
enhearten
to a. 0.
To increase in pride. To behave haughtily

towards.
Pride, point of honour.
^sj \
it j^-^'-J
He acknowledged
right.
*_|is< u!Ai)
i^^
<
Cou\t)J
;^
I
"age.
To
lilojj
lij^^
liJ^jj
l^r^j
j^
-a-
run away (camel). To defame a. o. To divulge (a

secret).
To To To To To
master
(a science).
be sappy (plant). expectorate. pour down rain (cloud). be thrown far

country).
CJp * Cij a ;.jJ
^sij
/.isrJij
away from ^p
^'j-ijl^
^ttj
(o.'s
To
revile a. o.
To disptv.e (camels). 5 jjlj To oppose a. o. 5 ii; To disagree and disperse ( party iUj
of men).
Spinal cord. ^ Brains.
^^
f.\i^j
f,^^j ûJ
Phlegm,
pituite.
jtGj
mound. Ambergris, compound perfume,

Hill,
jj
jj j jj
Back of the neck, nape. Xii^ > More contemptible (name). îj ] The first vertebra jointing the ^â
neck to the head.
Idol.
ilojM
;
oi
To
snort (goat), to
sniff.
ui-J
a o
,S-J -H-
like
an opponent.
Mioj
^
^1
jj-Jj
to'
snuffle.
He is unequalled. They dispersed on

all sides.
S^jJ
joaCjj J^
il C
To
wJaJl
iU'l Ijiji'i
Cleft of a mountain.
jlij
iiiti
]
Boots.
in hot
tb
*i
R.
oUsi
To cook (meat)
ashes.
jJ a Ijj
Snorting, snuffle.
^j^
A
yij o
:
To
fi'ighten a. o.
To sift (flour). To send down (snow,

cloud).
Jii5
jt-Jj
--
drizzle
/b
Flesh buried in hot ashesc^jj Rain-bow. Halo. Red- siJJj sl^Jj Cjoj ness in the clouds at sunrise or
sunset.
To To
select, to pick
of.
ji-ijij
jl^j jSJ
iJ
out the best advice to.

It
give disinterested
<?tj^l
JSJ
^JuJ
Abundance of
wealth.
cattle, of
slluj
s't
JJ
snows
it
ji]^|
j\
^l
Ji^lj)
To
To
bewail, to eulogise 5 C JJ o (a dead person).

invite, to
^m
^^
-tt-
drizzles.
Palm-tree. ( un. xL->Jj

'-/^
iiij ) j-ijj
jij
5 i_j5Jb
ii',.>
Palm.
ui'ge a. o. to.
Bran
G^tJj vjjuj Coj a ^-uj
rubbish remaining in the :C^
To be
covered
sieve.
with scars.
Small palm-tree. Nature. Advice. xLsJ

,
To leave a scar (wound ).tjjj ij C oJ a To be clever, active. oloJ o ^Sjj He jeopardised his <.^j iLJu kjiil
life.
Disinterested adviser.
j1l2s)I
JÛ
jlj^
JiaJ
Sincere advice.
iii
ij
ii--^
Straightforward design. Rag-gatherer.
îi!)
To answer (a call, summons). J tjJii\ Sieve. ji-ll^ ^ J--^j J*^ To contradict a. o. To sing, to play. CiJ o îJ ^ To depute a. o. To expecto- ^y-JJj 'L'iJj U-iJ a ^jJ 5 Take thou what is oflfered. ujjcjI C Ji.' rate to wipe o.'s nose.
-tt,
Shooting of an arrow. Scar of a wound. Wager, stake in a race,
^/j^
^
1
^'jj
Phlegm, mucus.
x>uj
liJ
To
^jiij
swell
extol a.
Ji-^'h s<^J,''j^
o.
*
GJ
with pride.
To
Yo\
Rare. Uncouth
word).
j^\jj jjj
Active, clever, sharp-minded (man).
Piece of gold or silver in a mine. Sjjj Rareness. o'j'jjj Sj'-J Once,

rarely.
sjolll
Spirited
horse).
i_)jjo ?rt>j 'r'*^
Scar.
t_jljLi \j
v^
4^10
jj 'ejjjj,ji^\ jj IjiU
ji\'^
Elegy. Lamenting of the dead.

Call, invitation.
v'-'^'j
Rare
thing. Scarcity.
53
ii;
Eloquent Arab.
ti'ji *Ji,3*
Curiosities, witticisms.
Quaint, uncouth
expressions.
y9^\\
^f^ jil>^)l
He
is
the marvel of his
uCjJI
SjiU y
Wailing for the dead. Wailing- woman. Hired wailing woman. Wailing of the dead,
Funeral meeting.
Strait of
Elegist.
v_,iU
*^,^^
v^'y r
iJijJ
cjiu; ^ ^joJ
;
time.
Bab el-Mandeb
(jjIJI ^Û
met him once. gave him a hundred

coins out of
^/^
strait of the wail.
j'/x,
iu/-,
ij'ai'
my own
property.
j^Vll
Bewailed. Approved (thing). fy- Deputy, envoy.
VJ^
Thrashing-floor. Heap of
jjJI
wheat. Syrian village celebrated for

wine.
To To
To
enlarge (a place).
C>.lJ
be distendfd by repletion
disperse in a pasturage
.-c; ij
its
jx,'\
(cattle).
Wide
(sack).
'j,0^'^
(sheep).
Ground-flour, hall.
jiUi^ ^ s^^^V -^ To be sagacious (child). Co; a ^jJ He threw him CoJ js'yi\ j ^r-^^ down on the ground. To thrust a. 0. with a spear). k_, 5 To turn a. o. away from the ^6 5
(
Multitude. Width, spacious- ^luj ^JJ

ness.
-ft-
Spacious place. iiÛj Broad plain. Disengagement, freedom.

I
xi-'j^j
,^\jj\
x> j'ji/j ^jdl

_yVl \1
am
*>jiu/j
^jUa
^^ J_
right way.
He had a vague opinion

on.
i;
^ji
^
disengaged from tliat affair. Broad and bare plains, deserts. îOjJ
To
a. 0.
land, to
come
5 liuJ a ^'^
-S-
To
curse and revile

a. 0.
To
^Su
^j13
spear
To be thrown down. To ooze
ashore (ship). To bring (a ship) ashore To brag, to boast.

Fool.
to.
a*
^jJl
^jjj
^'Ji ôL.
jJ^
To
(
through the sides of a well (water). be upon the watch for ^s.j t>
news).
revile 0. a.
Indifferent to abuse given or
received.
To
,îCj
To
fall
out, to drop
\j jiJj \jjj
-ft-
Sharp-minded, sagacious.
Û^
^jjj ^jj
out (thing).
To be prominent,
to jut
Piercing spears.
tr?'y ?-W,
u-l^'?
1
Nimble, active (woman).

Lace,
tuft, tassel.
jji\j
ijjj
>
out. To be rare, extraordinaiy. To go forth from. ^/> To be dislocated (bone), i^'y To outgo others in (science, j
^
A
To protrude (eye). To emerge from. To let out purulent

matter (abscess).
Cajlu
u^jJ
u^jjj
excellence).
^ Csjoij C^JJ
CjJ
sl
To experience a. th. To be good. To be elo;
sjljJ o jCjJ
To
recover (a debt)
a. 0.
^y.
ôiuLlj âjl
To
quent to be strange (word). beat a. th. down. To take

forth a. th.
jj.1^
from
Importuner. Foolish
^îUV ^ û:<
He has
told us strange uît jiCjj jlJl
woman.
things.
J^
To
incite a. o. to repentance,
s
VOT
'
Jo
1
yjj]
Tliey kept
company ^]'^\
Je- Sy'iST)
for drinking.
To
be easy, within reach.
Repentance,
Tontrite,
^juO ^^^j
^/lU
y^\ i* l^j >^

^ îU ^
oC->J
regret, contrition.
oC>-U^
^\aj
repenting.
jS'jj ySji'jj
_î jj J
^cA^ Jo J i/\ Jo
Fellow-drinker, commensal, convivialist.
To keep low company. ôJ ôJ -STo poke a. o. with 4>j 5 (poJ a j.jJ -5^ the finger. To sting a. o. (scorpion). To tickle a. o. To spear a. o. To sting a. o. i^ s in (words). To fell a. o. To sprinkle (dough) with flour. j,jj To coax, to soothe a. o. 5 jîu To harm, to injure a. o. ^. â;1 To smile. ^;^ji^
fi>
Kind of marjoram.
o''
^.l^j ^.jj
Object
^
repentance.
,_,_>.*
iJji^
jjl
Corporal (of the Greeks).

(a beast).
G
-H-
White spot on the nails. Wicked di.sparager.

;
:t'ji^j Xtlu
ôi.
To urge
To
s Cilu
e'jo
Rolling-pin.
i
xtjj>
-Jt-
repel a. o. <) To call out a. o. Go away, I do not ,iij'^ ijijl yS v*H want thee. To go on well (affair), eoiillj IcJ\
To tease (cotton). jjj Csjj To send down (rain cloud). i_, He played the lute. i>iJl.; To di'ive (a beast) vehea îoJU
:
Herd of
cattle.
kjjj <*a;
ijLj o 1j5 -^
mently.
To assist at a meeting. To be generous. To call a. o. To convoke

ting).
To run
swiftly
ClsaJj
Cij
oJj
OJJ
(horse).
(a
mee-
Di-op of milk. -^
little.
xsoi
Craft of a teaser.
j^t}\ _^/jî^
atoJ
The meeting-place
Teaser.
Cai'der's
^)^
bow.
jlfull ^^|^ jj'-u/j w^Sj aJ
cannot hold them. To be wet, dewy.Sjjj_, sjlaJj jjo a jS: To reecho (voice). I have not obtai- li* i^j^'l (*j c4 jJ C ued anything from him. To wet, to * t|j;[ ^^jjlj Sj Ji_j (ioJ
Carded, (cotton).
Cai-der's mallet.
iVjIaj
Sj'-'t.
To take
out
a. th.
(a place).
To
JjJ -ttpull out (a bucket). To
to
VJJ
.snatch a. th.
away.
^^,
fi,
moisten
a. th.
To pick
liÛ
s
(dates) out of (a
To call a. o. ^_, s U;j iiiu* To summon a. o. To attend a meeting with. To

vie in glory with.
basket).
To be
To
To divulge (a secret). cj To proclaim a. th. to. ip To be generous. To be fine-voiced.tja.'1 To show libarahty. To be ^s'jjJ wetted. To quench thirst. To call out 0. a. iîCo To meet on convocation. j'jc'Aj ^s'itj
Moisture dew. Green fodder. Perfume.
:
defiled (hand). VaJ a JjJ wipe o."s self Jaii7j JiJjJii JtxjJ with a towel. To wind ( a towel round o.'s head. Dirt. -^ Vile, coward. Ja!
Waitei's at table : butlers. Root. Odoriferous wood. Jiu; ^ < Witchcraft.
JlJ
JjJ;:
Towel,
Ji^CLSj Jitil
Ji:Ji^^,J
J^^
-H-
napkin. Veil. Head-band.
liojlj MjJ'i
^^jJ
To
Grease. Generosity.
I
totter (old man). Tottering from old age. Andalusia. Spain.
J'^y
J?>^
^jJl
a
ji-x;
^
-Jt-
Voice, call.
MaJj
'
'\jo
To repent jc j>i^j
of,
I 1
i^l jJj Cjj
Vocative {gram).
laj
*i J^
to regret a. th.
;
Assembly jjs-^j
^^^j ,^^J
'j'-^
To drink with
to
CiljJ
j ;> iU/i îVJ
of people. Meeting-place.
be the fellow-drinker
of.
J
To
beevile, con-
'
s'jLiuj xJI'i;
o JJi
-Vt
Water-trough
for hor.ses.
-CSi
j,
;ja5
j,
temptible.
Vile, despised.
Wet,
moist.
^jjj,*'jSi
Liis>i\
jj
Liberal.
Mischief. Strong
jmj
i/jJ
man.
,
^'j\]
y_,j
-ft-
T J^{J "* J "^y'j J-i.'. Winding tube of a nargilo.

Thrashing-ma- ^jJ^j ^
-r
r^._j
Having a resounding voice. c>i>)l ^^ Palm-trees remote from 7ui\j jij water.
Runaway
camels.
ii^5
jj.l.
-rJî -r'Sy "^
Calamities.
î'yil
j'jji\ tJiiyj
chine. Drag. Ploughshare. Narcissus (flower). ,j^'j^3 ^j-^'S Cocoa-nut. j^3'^- J??-,J^'
Shattered fragments of
Nargile,
ci%^'jy>
9r
*ic^J' ^-> *W,3^J

:>y
^ ^ P
date-stones.
More generous than. He has a stron- oMi ^,
â jj^)
Cj_ô iâj
'l
yi
Persian pipe.
:
Backgammon
tables.
- ij -i;P
'^
Sack made of palm-leaves.

Nard, spikenard.
<JL^Ji ii?'S^
'{jj o
To
conceal
o.'s self in
j'S "^
fear.
New
year's day. jjj^ Orange. rJjl^ To abound with l>^lj,>ljj5j vj j." water-springs (land).
i
P P
-J^
ger voice than. Day of the last judgment. j^\:3\ y/i Public caller, herald. aC> Dewy. Pasture near water. jjj^ Calamity. Si^P* Shameful (action, word). CjîjH <r ~ To discharge urine. Ijj ij ij -SSaliva, mucus. jj JJ
To vow
a. th. to
jb^
fi>
\'ji-î
Ij^
o joj
-J^
God.
To twang
(bowstring).
leap (gazelle).
To
To \'jy ooze (water).

:
'j
To
devote (a child) by
wow
to
To part with a. o. To fo.ster (her young To remove a. o. from. To vie in glory with. Water j^'j, ^ yjj
Active. Clever. Light
;
^^s.
God's service. vanguard.
To put
a. o. in
the
gazelle),
is
'J
li
.a
5
He promised by vow.
it
A _^^
of.
^
^
j^--'lj
"jlj
To be aware,
r'
cautious
Ijjo
a jij
%'j\y <_, 'Jj 'x

fickle.
oozing from the ground.
'J
%*j
Much. Eager de.sire. Prone to evil.

Unsteady,
Cradle.
fickle.
To To To
O-^J OlJj'l JJ'J warn, to caution a. 0. against. warn 0. another. jaOj

^
^>i ^y^'i
O^J
caution one another
ifcj
against.
^ j^yj
j\'j^
'-rS^jJ.y
jvj
J'ji
5
-K-
Vow. Votive offering. Warning, cau- SjlaSj

tion.
jjju
jli;
jlijj ifjlijj jlJ^j'i
To shake the (head). To dandle (a child). To excite discord

between.
-Vr
Jy
\'J
3.\y
s
To incite a. 0. against. To turn a. 0. back from. To be addicted to.

Prone
to.
is.
\J
5
Consecrated to God. Naza- jju ^ _j:Ju rite (amongst the Jews). Preacher, apostle, prophet. Hoariness. Spy. Votive gift. Child consecrated S^ Jj to God. Front line of fighters.
^
i'J
\
^j 'Jy ^^ j'jtj^
desirous
of.
To To
bell (deer). Cj jjj G\jJj
revile o. a.
Nickname.
Buck-antelope.
U'j ^ ujC? ^\'jy\ ^ sJy

o'Jy
Warning, exhortingojjii*' r- Jr^ The cock. j^'^ yS Almanzor, an Arab king. J:J^'4J Arab kings issued from Alman- SjiV;?
'
zor.
Devoted to God.
jj^
To gambol
(child).
G.JJ
^'J
-^
The lion. To ooze (sweat, water).
j^
iVliJ
p.lij
-tt-
.0
To
litigate, to
s (f-^jiJ
^j
i
itjC^
pjlJ
contend wtb.
To be adjoining to (a land). To have ttie temples bare. To run quickly to. To disagree, to litigate
upon.
A
p.jjl
To be remote G.j^jj G. >* a Î; "^ (abode). To have her wells exhausted (tribe). To be exhausted (well). To exhaust (a pool). -^ To a !>-jjb~
dredge (a river).
Jl.
^tnJ
^^Cj
To be absent from
home. Exhausted
water.
well. Turbiil
t'J^^^j
*>.
-ry
To
discourse, to recise (verses)
^\y\ ^ ^jJ
with o. another. To be wrving, snatched. -^ To ^'jUi be spoilt, disordered. To cite (a verse). To wrest oj *
a. th.
from.
of death.
,-
Pangs
^jCJj
?0'-J ?!?
"H-'j
Exhausted (well). ^'J ^ ^j^'j ^J>' Remote, far away. TJ^ys -riJi ~ ' Far distant. ÎaL* Far removed from such \JS ^>> -r-J^. a thing.
Temples bare otjJ

of hau'.
cSCaJ c^
Remote
Bucket.
tribe.
wJU/J J^
"r'jS^
a. 0., to 5
?r
**^
SJ
"^
Litigation, dispute. jt^C^j "^^'j,} pO', Shooters. ItlnJI

Zclnll JI^^Dl iU back to the shooters i. e. the property came back to its owner. The affair came iîtlnSI Jl. y^Vt jU
To importune
press
a. 0.
Kjy o
with questions.
The arrow came
He does not give

unless pressed.
jyl
^laiJ
To make To S'ji'y^
little of.
^j
5 i^jj
Sy
into competent hands.
Stranger, remote. Gathered

(fruit).
^\j;
^
'
;.;
jJ
"'
Shallow (well). f.\y^ ^ ^./Jj AAôman married out of ^j \'J ^ *Sjy

her tribe. Bald over the temples.
'ii.jj
^jyj Oj o jy be small, mean, little in number. To make a paltry (gift). jy]j fy To dwindle away. j!n.j Exiguous, j_,:jUj ,Sy ^ j!_î ,j'J scanty mean. Having few children jjyj ojy
o'jjyj Sjlj-'J
;
^jjl
(woman ).
Aim. Butt.
y.OU p^v*
^cljU
Name
of a tribe and of her
j\'y^
Arrow shot afar. Aim in view.

Care, anxiety.
chief.
*^J^j
j
Exiguous, having little yj, ^ j/y milk or few children (woman).
To blacken
a. o.'s
^'J a
y.^''
To
pull
it p-j^jij
f.yj
ty
).
f.y'
character.
off,
(_j
to take out
(garments) from.
To wound a. o. in (words). To set (people) at variance. To incite a. o. to (evil).

Incitement to
Slanderei-.
evil.
cnJ
Jl,
?-
To discharge a. o. from f,y' office. To draw a bucket To take out the hand from the bosom.
fitj
(
cJ^'j
^'J.'j
*^j^
>
To
spoil a. th.
i.'J^,j
i
iSy
To be
To
exhan.st (a
>
Syîîiy
uJjJ -
well).
To draw blood from a. o. oÂa >^ To flow abundantly (blood). 5 ^'y To be exhausted (well), ^y^ To be weakened by a loss of ' ojj blood. To be drunk. To be out of mind. To be unable to reply. To be dried (tears). Oji a Jji
in the pangs of death (man). To resemble a. 0. J[j To abstain from, to
a (s-jy f.y
shun
Jl,
a. th.
'^'Ir^.
'?y^},^yyj ^\yj
5*1 J."
f.y
He yearned towards To desire a. th. To be bald over the

temples.
his family.
Jl.
jIaI
tijj f,j'
Gj,-'
f-y
V
To have a rlieuin. To grow (crops). To
give hospitality to
;
o
(wells, wine,
J;
tears) exhausted.
^j; a
dy
VjJ a
to lodge,
To menstruate (woman). jjj To be exhausted (well). To have ^'J,\
To
to
be drunk.
entertain (a guest).
To bring or send
or a. th. down.
a. o.
*_, 5
Jjjb
fin
"
To dry (the tears). To lose the senses. To drain (water).
Jln:-lj
jy
\
witnil.
To
insert a. th. -^
a. th.
To
write
To deduct down a. th.

:
Jjj
To send down
lation) to (a
(reve-
prophet
jp A Jjilj God),
Sy
To come J_^\ J 5 VI jb ~^'j^' S'J^ down upon, to take the field against. To come down gradually. Jl^j To dismount fi'oiu camels for JjlJ
riding horses (fighters).
Flow, loss of blood; menses. ôJi S^ Exhaustion of a well. jjj Dried, exhausted (veins). ^y Small quantity of water. ^Sy ^ "iiy Imper. Do drain, exhaust. ^\'y Exhausted (well). <Jjl>' ^^'eakened by fever. Drunk. juji Weakened by >îvJî iSJJ'j a flow of blood.
^y
To condescend to. Jl. JjU^ To abdicate, to resign (an office).|^ To desist from, -fy To endorse (a bill). To deliver up a. th. To ask to bring down a. o. Aj SJc^.
()
2^
C3jjjj CS > a 3yj OjJ Jy To be swift, to rusli forth (horse). To have <3/yj <Sj a Jjj S^'y '^\3'J
, i
-ft-
a hasty temper and cool quickly.
or
a. th.
to ask a. 0. to
come down.
To claim (the payment) of. To be discharged from office. Jj\zJ,i Food offered to a Jljj ^ Jjj_, Sy
1
To be filled (basin). To make (a horse) to To meet a. 0. ^
a
'd^y.j
3y
JjVJ
leap. Jjilj Jjj
SjU^
guest.
with abuse. To laugh immoderately, .ibsii!! j Jjil To revile 0. a. in words. Jji^

Light-mindedness, fickleness,
hastiness.
Growth Rheum.
tion.
of crops.
j'y
Fluxion, conges-
Influenza.
Adjacent place. Start in a run.

Fickle, unsteady.
j'J
olfe-
ijjj
Another time. Good corn-field. I left them in a good state.

Hospitality. Journey.
"^^'y.
Running
xJji
^ Jy
:3J
-tt-
and stopping soon. Refractory (she-camel). To spear a. 0. To s

slander
a. 0.
iiljjJI
j\y
(kojj
ii'y
He
treats his gue.stswell.

f. s. pi.)
^>>
Jljj
Slanderer.
ii'^yj
^y
Iniper.
{m. ye down.
Come
thou,
Rascals, rogues. Worthless

goats.
Ci\^y
Accident oVJ u_, Jj ly divine scourge. Stroke. Stranger. Guest. Copious -Vji
(meal). Suit of clothes.
^
,-
;jjîj
Jiy
Short spear. Pi. îjiJ ^ ii'j^ P ^ Shooting stars. To go down. To abate V^jJ JjJ -Hi
(price).
,r
Stage. Inn, lodgings. JjiJMansion (of the moon).

Inn. Degree, rank. Dignity.
Arithiii.
JJ^
yjU
Jju>
^^
Order of the nu-
To bring a. 0. down. oVIj To happen to a. o. (accident). *j To alight at (a place). jj A To alight at Jcj oj 5 V'jU^ "ij'y
a. o'.s (guest).
raerals.
To drive (camels) away from water.
s Cj;
ojJ
He gave up
right.
his
jiJI
^s.
J!n7j Vjjj
u
meat).
Y
To be
fi-ee
To go
at a gentle pace (man).
pure,
%^yyi
*aIjj o jjj a ojJ

(cli-
To go to To be on
(news).
-water.
CU-i^j uJ
fi>
^5
from
evil.
To be wholesome
-^^l
the -watch for
^j-LjJ
mate).
To
of Mecca.
exertion.
x,
declare (God) free

aloof from
oy
Spy. Dry (bread).
fi'om imperfection.
Surname
Vebement
He kept
sin.
^
T-y^\
^
o.
'<~j^
Natui-e. Violent hunger.
To
entertain, to cheer a.
jf
Last breath of He was about

to die.
life.
i-:'..t..J
*^-iVJ
j\ i-Li-J
~ To
Ha ^'
*îrJ
\LJl')
be remote from water. -^ take a walk. To divert o.'s To keep aloof from (shame). Set your wives y^\ apart from the tribe.
To j^
self.
^
aJc^\
Slander.
J^'J-->. 1^*1"^
Rapid walk.
Stick.
To
staff.
abstain, to keep
away
^f.
Neat-herd's
from.
To
fly
swiftly (bird).
To
>UIJ
blow (cold wind). Fabulous single-fooa-i*--^ ted dwarf. < Pigmy. Ape.
Pure, free from blame (man).'Wholesome, well seated (country).

Pleasure. Distance.
e'y
TJ>'y
To
drive (a
2 'tLJu \l^j
'uJ
llj
--
He
is
remote
ii^ j) -'C^S
o^ ,**-"' S*
beast) along.
To keep back
(water).
(a beast)
from
from water. Pleasant country.

Purity, guiltlessness,
continence.
SaJj
oli
tP'j^
**'jjj
oy
To mix (milk) with (water). * To give to a. o. milk and water, s llj To become fat (catsil_lij Cj a
tie).
To postpone
a. tb.
life
:
To
God).
fi>
\_.j1j
prolong (the
4j Jij tf- Recreation, party. Aloof from \jj j >C*3j tt tr-^' 0,1^ solitai-y. sin, pure Pleasant place, prooln> <>-j *Aln> menade.
;
He .sold it to a^j him upon credit. He granted a delay

his debtoi'.
Î
to
s \l]\j
L1j
To
leap.
To
CljjJj \5j^j 0>' o
\'y
^
l__p
frisk (ass).
iJJi
o>^ o^
~ To
leap (the female
cloven-
js.
footed beast).
To go back, to deviate from, To wander in (a pasturage

beast).
^t \^j\
:
His heart yearns
for.
J\
iiii v IjJ
To
I.
To ask a
Length
PI.
delay from (a
s llilJ,
creditor).
of
life.
'Ill
To To make a. o. to leap. To leap, to bound. He was prone to evil.
escape from. lose all the blood.
Cljjj o '(y
s'jy
jji
<^J'
jj^b
iilJ
2r=J'
)
Jl t^!nJ
Mjjj
'Ij;
Woman.
(_jlj
'Llj
Intoxicating drink.
milk. Fatness.
Watery
Leap, bound. ( un. Sjj; Staggers, disease of sheep.

Violence,
fit,
A'y
u\j'Ji
*iJ,lJ
crisis.
Delay granted to a debtor. xiuJj sIIj He sold it upon ere- ^ ^^ ,v j sllL i\j
dit.
Impetus.
Mischief-maker. 'jh\
Cloud. Deep (bowl).
Jl. Jii/ij
Mj5j ^jj
/jJ
Delay. Postponed
truce
milk.
(month of among the Arabs

staff,
'^^J
).
Thin
slli?
Leaping better. To urge (a
5 ^^.ioj
uJ
y$y\
-^
beast) vehemently.
Stick
shepherd's
siii;
_,
To be dry
(bread,
Cj-Ijj C-uJ
ber forming a proportion as 5
C
ô
Y oY
,^
5 Jl_jj
of.
10
To mention
the genealogy ree
of.
L-J
^-^
"^
or 4
to 8.
To ask
the pedig-
Poem
iacluding ero-
^x^\l^
^ v^-^'
noua
tic verses.
(Gram)
of relative
ended by j. Relating to. J|_ tj>li' Ants iu a file ; track of ants. ^îJ -SSti'aight, conspicuous road, ol^^^j
To trace back (a pedigree) to. Ji a To attribute a. th. to. To accuse

a. o. of.
To mention
5lli>j
C. > .ij
Clj
'
a. o. in erotic verses.
Mankind.
from
^[
(Wlj
)
i
cjj^^
-fr
To draw
a. th. to-
o cÎj -
gether. To weave (cloth). To plait. To compose verses ). To forge ( a narration ). To streak ( the sand wind). To ripple (the water wind). To be woven (stuff). To be strea- ;^.l.i\ ked (sand). To be rippled (water).
(
:
To adapt a. th. A ^. * ^ To be of the same stock *_, j ^_,j;(J as. To be akin to. To resemble a. 0. To befit o. a. To be sorted, analogous to. To be symmetrical, proportionate to.
To pretend
to be
Ji^ ^'..ry'Aj
Ûu
^jCf
issued from.
Weaving.
Spider's web.
cjj^Sil2\ ,ji^j
,^
Îj
îlj
^.ij
*9-^'-^
To correspond
gether.
to agree to-
Weaver's art. Weaver. Liar.
To
trace back
o.'s
^1aL:.)j __f;'l.
lineage.
-'\ To claim descent from. J[ _,' To ask the pedigree Aj ^llzJ.[ of. -^ To judge a. th. fit, conve-
Woven. Web. Texture,

PI. Prayer-cai*pets.
^ ^ .^
>*
He
is
unequalled
in.
^_j
oa>j
r-'
Textile fabric, tissue.
^; Lj ^ âkî
nient.
Weaver's shop. Weaver's loom.

fit
t-^j ^^^
-L~iij
Lineage. Kindred on
^llj^
....iJ
rrî
-iir
Woven. Coordinate (narration). ^_^Li> To disperse (dust), G^lj a 9--I') To rake. To covet a. tli.
Rubbish of dates. ûJj r-Jj Instrument for removing dust ri-i/
;
the father's side. Relationship. Arithmetical

or geometrical proportion.
tionship by marriage.
xljjj
-^
j^
Rela-
In relation, in proportion to. J| xllô.
Relation. Relative adjective
^:ij
iijj
jsj].
rake.
To
To
obliterate,
A ,;il.~j|j
To
(kll
a.
kLj
-ii-
ending in 1$ , as '^jl from Resemblance, conformity.

]
to conceal a. th.
aboli-sh (a law).
trans-
A^jJ
subs-
Having a known pe-C^] ^ ^_.A--.l digree. Erotic poem. Related by

marriage, kinsman.
law.
Skilful genealogist.
fitted.
fer a. th.
To copy
:
(a book).
To
fi>
<
Brother-in-
titute a. th. to
to metamori)ho3e.
To abrogate
(a verse of the
^^1
^^[li
Coran). To succeed to
0. a.
To
trans-
migrate (souls). To hand down a. th, successively,
*i^j More skilful genealogist. -^ More convenient. More elegant amatory ^1//]
More
^^
^^
v^
fit
poem.
<>
To copy (a book), To ask a. o. to copy

Transcription.
fi,
klJ^\j
fit
-.
Arithmetical proportion.
^l[l.~ij
^^Cj
iy^QS
^û
a. th. n
,klAi.l(
Symmetry.
Relation, analogy.
Obliteration, abrogation of a law. ^.ij
Convenience. Proportion.
'
_i.j.'j
^
a
Usual style of writing.
Akin. Sorted, homogeneous,
Quack druggist.
:-._]
analogous.
Copy. Transcript.
i^-jj
Proportionate. {Arithm).
Num- v_-~^
"
jj
North
^yind.
(Y A
1
-^
a
(
^JtJ a^j To tattoo (the hand). * ClIj a -S~ To lash a. o. with (a -whip). <^ ^ To throw out a sarcasm upon. He went through the J''/'^^ 4
;,lij,*!,lj
Particle or verb efFec-
ting
iCr).
forms.
as v
change in grammatical U o' ) oi' (as 2^, oiT,

,
Verse of the Coran superseding another.
H
ri-^Cj
country.
To 06 bare and loose (tooth), To shoot forth (tree). To lash a. o. with a whip. To disperse in a pasturage
(cattle).
^j ^1
yL-j
Transmigration of
cession of ages.
souls. Suc-
f^[
tree.
Sap flowing from a cut down

Sweat. Pastry cook's prick.
^1
^^
iCill^
i
.
Uninterrupted transmission Xi-JLllî of an estate. Sect of metempsychosists. i^Jlc Abolished. Transcribed. ^jLjJj k'Ji^ To take off a. th. f> o ^'J -ftfrom. To scrape, to rub out a. th.
^ \^
To
smash ^ CLo ,_r 1 -^ To winnow (grain). To pluck (plants cattle). -^ To pare (the
shatter, to
a. th.
:
hoof
farrier).
:
To scatter (dust wind). * >_ili1j To pull down (a building). * ^X-*lj To pluck (grass beast). To bite a. o. s (JjLjj Cili o jlJ To throw down a. o. (wrestler). îlLj To whisper, to speak ;>5l&jt ^^LLCj
:
To lance (an abscess). a To backbite a. o. s To peck (flesh vulture), a (^'J o To be untwisted (rope). To _^7 break (abscess). To be torn off (clo:
i
thes).
To forsake a. o. (happiness). .p To be worn into rags (rope). .^CS'l The ignoble bird became oUJI ^j.Lj^[ a vulture i. e. the weak one became
strong.
secretly to o. a.
To whisper,
secretly to.
to speak
'^y^\
Vulture. Eagle.
Idol of the
j^j
^'
Arabs.
in Aquila.
To be
altered (coloui*)
Three stars
Black pumice-stone. Rubbish of wheat. Froth of milk. Mark of a bite. Whisper, secret
conversation. Footprints on a racefield.
Bright star in Li/ra. Frog of a horse's hoof.

Ulcer, incessant defluxion, fistula.
To become cancerous
Beak
(wound). of a bird
_ri-^^
Kind of swallow.
Torpedo-boats.
wi---llj
:tilij
jllj
^f^j^ "^ Full to overflowing (vessel). oUIj
Winnowing-basket. Muzzle of the ass. wi LJi ^

Instrument for demolishing.
Sieve.
<>
û>
UiLxa
^-.L^^j
Vanguard of an army. Troop of 30 to 200 horses. Wild rose, eglantine. ct-j-^

of prey.
Nestorian
sect).
Syria ns^wu-j
Zcj
Ju:\
a ^l3
*ili
Butteris. Shelf, board.

ifc
To be
loose
^tj ^yijj
,
Ctl'5
To
string, to set
Cilj o Jl'j
(pearls). To compose (a discourse). To arrange symmetrically. To A jLl set a. th. in order.
and bare (tooth). He went over the country, i^jvi j, To be exposed to the North wind.;J_j ] To disperse in a pasturage îs'l
(cattle).
To follow in (a tile). oji JI.U To speak in rhyming prose. jl^] To be set in order, jliiij j_:l5j jJ'
Order, symmetry, i-hythm.
Thong
of a y,_^j ûJlj
^.Ijj
^^
^Îj
camel's girth.
Outlines of a road.
Ji^'
f-^^
Loose threads, hair. Lint. Honey flowing from the honeycomb.
j^^
"^
Copulative particles jlJjtj jl>JI

[qram).
^j^
Si^r'J Jc-r^
Well
set (teeth,
J>La^j Jcrr^J
J^
CtJ
Wick. ^ Rag.
Camels
Feathers, hair shed.

for breeding.
ii^
'^/-^^
pearls, discourse).
Regularly, serially.
_
/{/te(.
Enumeration of attributes jj_ij
Swift runner. Successive generation, progeny. j.^Cj
J^
To blow
(aroma).
CiUjj
gently (breeze).
CcJj CIj To difiuse
^*
itself
i
UCIjj
To stamp the earth (camel). CIj To be altered, corrupted. vVIj a ^j ;ivlj o springs To abound in
(land).
/*>
a sequel. Vkljj feilJj t^*-^-^ o ^'^^. "* îJJj feili>j To be godly, to worship (God). >, He devote himself to God. To give o.'s self up to asceti- J
in
,
cism.
To invigorate, to inspirit a. o. To free (a slave). ~ ^ To begin ( an affair). ^ Cl_jj 'iiJLui Û To smell a. o. j * or a. th. To whisper a. th. ^^" To respire to breath. To
,
;
^ ^ -
iJ'uJ To become an ascetic. îsCJi To wash (a garment). To better a (saliue ground.

fi>
o ixLj o i^lJ
Devotion, godliness
Asceticisu,.
diijj cyijj tiCj,
Victim offered up. Gold or silver ingot

Sacrifice offered to
become
alive.
God. Nugget of gold or

Pious, godly. Ascetic.
silver.
iJU.i ,-
To
inhale (the air).
self
to
study
).
To To
:
apply
o.'s
fi>
'^^
inquire about
place).
^
,
'
Place of pllgri-
(news).
mage,
iW^'j ^^'^ of sacrifice. Rites of sacrifice. îUU:*
To
exhale(a perfume
^
j^--^
The
Breeze, breath of _,^j >>^ ?r j*^ odour. life. Effaced road. Smell,
iXJc^ rites of pilgrimage. Short-haired (hovse). Fattened iJ_^

(land).
^1
Breath. Breath of
life.
odlj
PL
To beget
(sons).
jlJlj
^J
^ !>11j o
JlJ
_,
-^
Man.
Asthma. Living being.

_
)
__
Slave (male or female).
Men, mankind. Dying man
of ^Vljl
^01
JlJ b To moult (bird, beast). jli -j ^ To ravel out (cloth). To fall off (feather, Jlj1j,y>lj o JIj
ifc
.*>
Gentle breeze, zephyr. Sole of a camel. Foot

of the
ostrich.
hair).
j
I
Mark
trace.
Way,
To He
.
slip
oflf
(garment).^
^
A-^si^ J, C>Loj 5lljj
^
i
J-.J
^C.')
JlJ
To
manner. give up (a work).

of
lljl
hurried the walk.

>mJ O Vl'3--
Tendon
oCLjj
oO^
c-
the heel.
Sciatic nerve. () Sciatica.
Hill
To fall into rags (garment), jl'j -^ To be ravelled out (cloth). To be at moulting-time beast, jljl
(
J^
::^,
bird).
Draught of milk.
To outrun
a. o.
2!
Women.
Small, feeble
ol>lJ,j 'VlJ^j
T
^
multiply by generation (men, ^L\Ji

JU-j
I
woman.
beasts)
Offspring, posterity,
Womanly, womanish. To feel a pain in the

tendon of a heel.
C?^-^j
^^.
-^
^ Jij
JIj
^ ^
Jlj a
^j
i
descendants.
INIilk
flowing from the udder.

of a green
fig.
To wound
a. o. in
the
CJ
Tvlilky juice
tendon of the heel.
Moulting of animals.
j,-jj
Jl^
Yl
b
in the
pen.
To be
produced.
To
live.
To
Hurt
>\^
rise (cloud).
J^lo Ij
*1-J
To rear (a child). s Uj ]j Uj To raise (the clouds God). ^_ To be growu up, reared ^jfj
:
nerve of the leg. Nerve in the lower part of the

leg.
^ ^^
^v'l
>c
-H-
(jouth).
Wounded on
the leg.
'^P
the nerve of
^S-T*^J
To
ci-eate a. th. (God).
To
find a>
UjI
j
to produce a. th. ^To compose (a discourse). To set up a. th. To begin building). To forge a. th.
out,
^ *>^J %}^Ki
0.
tSClJ,^ C:.]
^1
forget, to foi'sake a. th.
Tomakea.
I
to
^1^
forget a. th.
He began to sa\ To set to (work). To seek after (news). To set up (a sign) in

desert).
To pretend
J
fthe
j
forgetfulness.
"
\
^(^j
,,
_
j
Oblivion
veller.
.uJ] ^ ;_, yj fuhiess. Small things left by a tra;
forget-
To ask from
upon.
a.
o.
poem
! !
Forgetful.
^^^
^
Risen cloud. Race of men. ' He is of bad race. s Young camels newlv born. Growth, production. sUjj '^j .lij Part of a cloud appearing. . .-J Sprouts of plants. ^^^^ stjlij Stone set in the bottom of a" ' liiij
tank.
Forgetful. Overlooked. ^'J Intercalary days of the Coptic year.
^ ^5
-
Forgotten.
Staff, stick.
-^
~^2il'^
To urge
gently.
(a beast
uJ
Creation, contrivance. Style. Epistolography.

Seal-ofdce.
,i^|
'lijVI oi't^J
Young man, young girl.
Uij -^^ ^ {m.
)\y^^
Appearing in the niglit. ^^,^; ^ _ Beginning of the day. -^ly '^ -^^< of the night. Young maid^ Place of origin, source. \VRedactor of a writing. Tutor. '-^
To mis up a. th. a To whisk a away ( liies). To sink jnto the earth Cixij,, Uj i ;;^ (water). To gurgle (water). To bubble up ( cooking-pot). To ferment (wine). To ooze water-skin). Weight of 20 dirhems, half an 'j^
(
ounce.
Absorbing water
-^
(salt ground).
iUJ
Blotting-paper.
Absorbing water without proi

1
Setup
To
(flag).
iliii;jUi;
^t ^.^,
ducing (land;. Inula odora {plant).

Gui'gling, bubbling of water. Fly-whisk.
Divineress.
stick
j Liij
C^j
a.
Cij
tli.
n\^^
'
'
;
to, to
be caught in
To become intricate betC Jj ween (war). ^ To gnsh forth.' To be incumbent upon a o -
'
To bubble up (boiling pot). To rustle (coat of mail). To be nimble.
(affaii-).
He engaged He delayed
into
an
^
%^
intricate case.
jj
To take otFo.'s clothes quickly, a To pluck and disperse its feathers (bird). To devour (flesh). ^ To be in the way of reco- JA\\J
very (sick person).
Alert, mnable.
_
not to do so.
He has not ceased

saying.
^^
Is^jjM^
o >ijj a 11 j
-ii-
l>
'isJj sL-iJj
l>ijj
lij
To grow up
(child).
To hap-
;.viJj
To remind a. o. of (a promise).* s aij To adjure a. o. by God. )uij To say I beseech thee Jit ,i*;'jJij
:
To
fix,
to insert a. th.
fin
^lj1_,
,_^V)
into.
by God.
To
conjure, to beg a. o. jC^'lj '*i)1 s by God. To ask a. o. to s lSCiJ,j ;j/lU jlC swear by God.
To bc'gin, to set about. j ._ He waged open war with. OîJI 5 wJ-U To plunge, to fix a. o. into, j /b îjl He ensnared (the game) jiCji] S Îj 1
.^'j
in
net.
To recite (verses) to. To satirise a. o. To take information about

(news).
5 oio'l ""
v^
a
fi>
jlUj
jS\.'2
To be caught, enJ ,_Jjjij ,_JjJ tangled. To cling to (the heart love). To be fixed into. To cleave togethei*. vÛ< To collect (wood). * wlSi'l^
:
To
recite poetry
o.
to the
other.
To ask
I
a. o. to recite
fi>
s ai.irJ-1.
Moveable or unmoveable llijj property. Land and live stock. They possess no fixed ^.Jj
property. Involved in an affair. Sticking
fast.
._
^')
,
C*
(vei'ses).
adjure thee by God

to do.
'^l
S[
'*t
6j^,
saU,
j,-iJ
iLlj
The
wolf.
{coll).
Voice, sound. Search.
Arrows.
k^\^
tt
Elevation of the voice.
A wooden
carriage.
v^
:C\1j
arrow.
-^
Pole of a
iîlill
Po3m
tion.
recited in a meeting. Declama-
Belemnite, arrow-head
(stone).
_^
The
Canticle of Canticles.oÛ VI ju4j
Sal ammoniac. To expand, to

(a flag).
fi,
^j
jJ>^jjj j^vIj o îJ ^ i^j
P
-J^
spread (cloth, carpets). To display
He
desired that C;'ii_,^Vl viOliJ thing earnestly, lit ; he spread out

his eai's to
it.
Possessing arrows. HiV? ^ ^^\j Shooting. Stuck, fixed, caught. <lsj ^ <r4JJ ~ Shooter, arrow-maker. 4_,ilj Archers. xJvlj ^^
Inextricable difficulty.
*^j!,
_.lA/i
To saw
a. th.
To scatter To propagate a. th.

(wood).
^
IJÔ
i
_^tj
To publish (news). He charmed away

sickness.
*
ja>,yj]
,^s
Ûj
To become verdant after \j^ o ^'j rain land). To become green again (plant ). To put forth ( leaves ). To
(
Unripe date. ir ii;*. To be choked with Ge^ i r-^ -^ tears: to sob (man). To produce a gurgling ( pot ). To reciprocate its braying (ass) its croaking (frog). Stream of water bed of ^li.j1 ^ -^jtlj a stream. To drink with'C>jl^j vVjj a -^V^ -^ oat quenching thirst. To drink o.'s
; :
v^^
fill.
spread (foliage).
To be
')j ,
altered, corrupt (meat,
^^j
-^
To
recall to
_^
Ijipjj
IÛ
o^
water).
life,
to rise (the dead).
Small quantity of water.

^j^j _r^
\'_^ a
To be quickened (dead). To disperse by night in a

pasture (cattle). To be spread, unfolded, expanded.
Drunken (man).
Skin
filled
rsAj
^j^ ^
to overflowing.
ojJiij
iJki.)
^vlj '\ls
o
JtiJ -S-
_r^'lj
^^^
* To
J^lj'b, OlaiJ,j
seek after, to cry for ( a stray beast). To give information of a. th.

with.
To become long
(day).
swollen (sinew).
To be _r^\ To spread ( news ).
lost.
To be acquainted ^^
IlU
To To
expel a.
o.
(VAT)
s ^âljl
^)
dispersed
from.
root out (a tree).
u<ali"l
Lofty cloud.
a^'M-iJ u^-=J Rebellious, termagant ^^\'jj
i/'îj
^ja^\j
To ( camels ). be spread. To ask from a. 0. to pub- fit îi~^l. lish, to spread a. th.
Sweet odour. Dry herbage becoming green after rain. Life.
_^j
To become
(woman).
To be
ly,
spright- lIIJj Cllij a iaij -Hlively, nimble, cheerful. To be,
come
fat (beast).
To make a
(a rope).
slip-knot to
fi>
Oall o
lalj
Scattered (people, sheep). Disor- yd ganised (affair). The people came i^^tjj iîj yîll nV in a scattered state.
out (the A C_kij i islj bucket) from a well without a pulley. He passed from a jSj Jl^ jIJ ^^^ country to another.
To draw
Day
^
of the resurrection.
j>iAil j-'y
^r Ir=J.
Review, periodical. olSîo Charm, amulet for curing _^j

the sick.
z'^-^
To
knot, to tie
to
Sj
laJui'\j
t,^'
Saw-dust.
Publication.
oj\Ij
unknot, to untie (a rope).
To
jj
cheer,
j^lXl
to inspirit, to encourage a. o.
To incite a. o. to. To have sprightly,

beasts).
^^\
lively (people,
Liri
5
To To
fatten (cattle
pasturage).
Propagation of the faith. oU-j Vl Sinew of the arm. ^rj-'S^ rr Ir>^J Shaking the clouds (wind).îj ^ j_^ Heaped up corn. jjij Scrawls of children. ->24Clj
loose (a beast) from.

in
She hurried
walk
oi ^ u^\^ J cJÎXj
Letters patent.
^
-"iriV^
jj^'j^
Prism
in
geom
for
).
Encyclical
(she-camel).
prospectus. Circular.
To set zealously to (work). J To cross (a desert) swiftly. a To be untied (rope). lalij't To strain (a rope) for unJai5;*i^ tying it. To scale ( a fish). To pluck
fi,
Saw. Pitchfork
jji.,i;>
jllL"
wheat. Saw-fish. To overtop, to be prominent.
lîl
j-lj
-H-
(herbage cattle). To be wrinkled (skin).

:
JaiiLlI^
Cheerfulness, liveliness. Fieriness.jlij
Roving along (wild bull). Path deviating from the main road.
Cheerful
:
Jai-u
To raise o.'s self in (a place). j He lifted up and threw S^ |j4j i down his antagonist. To heave from (fear soid). ^ To be disobedient to o^j Af- 0^-J ~ ( her husband wife ). To ill-treat
:
i :
j^vllj lllj.
;,,
i2-4jj
Jaî;
(his wife
husband).
a. th.
active, lively.
To
cViilj
displace
To
(
Shooting-stars. Departing
souls of the faithful.
and set together dead God).

:
raise fi> j4j1 the bones of the
DigressiiBS, departure from
^^'y
I,jij
the main subject. Deep well requiring much
Jj
Elevated place. Rising from a place. Protruding.
_>.i,u
Throbbing (vein). Shallow well from Jlljl.j Jllj1^^ Having a prominent forehead. sÎiJI which the bucket comes forth by Rebellious (wife). J^'S' t 3-=-^ a single pull. To be lofty (cloud). Cajl^ o î] ^ Having brisk people, To stick out (tooth). Jaîij it^
exertion for pulling the bucket.
i
beasts.
Booty made by the leader of a i raid, during the march.
be rebellious, to hate (her husband wife). To be expelled from.

:
To
ic.j
j.
Consumption, marasmus. Soaking bread in the tid^ soup before dinner. Dryer.
<
**.
(
liij
Y \r
Silp-koot, tie easily undone,
ia^vjl
Sprightly, lively.
Blotting-paper.
oCij
To grow,
to shoot
Ct^^li
uji*
-tt-
Dried fruits (as raisins, figs). ci^jVi <> Êxhausted (spring). Dry. jiU Severe (man). Unseasoned (bread). Towel. Napkin. UdflJ ^ siii;
forth (plant).
To
inject
s /-Âj
(JuJij CJj a ^lJ
To
smell
an odour ). To
snuff, to in-
a medicine to a. 0. through the nose or mouth. To suggest a. th. to. s Îjlj To snatch a. th. away. fi> îij'lj
fit
hale a. th. -^ To snuff (tobacco). To be caught in (a net gazelle). J j^j To be ensnared (man). To give a. th. to smell to. s jl'A To inject (a medicine ) through the
:
To hiccup. To have a narrow escape

from death.
CJj a
;.iJ
Gt^
fi>
nose
of.
To catch (a gazelle) To .snuff a. th. * ^ To be on the

;
in (a net),
js
To be addicted to, fond of. k_) To help, to assist a. o. with, t_, ^.Ijl To snuff (a medicine). ^ /^'l
Sternutatory powder. Addicted to, fond of.
Snuff-pipe for injection.
^.jlj
i_,
f.^llli
^li
Cii)
a.
Avatch for (news)
To flow
(water).
To
fH
^_,
-H-
Running-knot.
<
Snuff of tobacco.
snuff-medicine. -^ Snuffing-
Any
hiccup from desire or grief. To be enamoured with. Sternutatory powder.

Snuff-tube.
^
f.^
tobacco.
<iii>
Entangled in a net (game). JliJ Smelling power. Nose, jiU/> ^

nostrils.
To
^-uxjj , uij Uil^j a OiiJ -ft absorb (water tank). To drink in

fit
:
To be
little fleshy
y^
fi>
,
Ji3
(thigh).
To be emaciated (man).
i
To snatch away, to pilfer. yjj o To carry off and a jiJu'lj >Uj o

devour
pot.
(
(sweat garment). To be absorbed by (the j îjj ground: water). His wealth has been exhaus- iiC îlj
;
ted.
a piece of meat
from the
flt
To cook (meat) without

diment.
con-
jij jjj
To
offer food (to
a guest) at his
To imbibe (water) with ^jl^j îj a .sponge. To dry (clothes). To wipe. To be exhausted ..ilfj -t^j a .-i.=J (spring). To dry (garment). To give to a. 0. frothing milk uiijl
fit
arrival.
to drink.
Emaciated thigh. iLi,U aij Wont to snatch meat from the Jill
pot. -^ Dodger, swindler. Snatched from the pot (meat), j^^j Unseasoned ( food ). Thin-bladed
To wipe (o.'s body). To drink frothing milk. To wipe off (dirt). To fade (colour).
Absorption of water. Residue at the bottom of a vessel.
cJiJ
fit
^ i^
,
';j
,
UtLlSi
A -
(sword). Just
drawn
(water).
iii.i
<u.ijj *-'-^,
Part of the little finger covered by the ring.

Kitchen-fork.
>-iii,j
wiiJ
?-
<AiJj liiJj Siijj
jûj: ^ JCsi^j jllj> To be vaiMegated, spota ^^j -ftted of white and black.
C^
To be
altered (meat).
Black pumice-stone. usllij Îjj Towel, sponge, for wiping. xjiIjj V' hl Froth of fresh milk. XjiIjj *iij Water-absorbing (earth). ^ ;,
:t
Y-M
tions.
To
seat, to display
a bride
He impaired the reputation of such a one.
^y^ J
^rsj
oa her throne. To heap up (furniture). To I'aise A '^ (the neck : gazelle). To move, to shake a. th. He moves about his ili'1 'ja^_ nose fro:n anger. To hiss (fi'ied meat). To Ca-Î '^J:^>
He began
mischief.
to do
l^\ j
^.JjSjj
C^
May God render his memory illustrious
e'Jf'i
!
<j)l
^^
He undertook an affair. To endeavour to acquire

(knowledge).
_^1
'
J ^lli
j,lXj
boil (kettle).
To
press (a debtor) to
Ûj
^ta)
Tree
for
making bows
celtis,
^15
the utmost.
up. To be lofty. To '^J^\ be seated upon her throne (bride). Text (of a book). Ordi- ^jayuAi ^ '^joj nance. End, utmost limit. Quotation.
nettle-tree.
To stauu
Spotted white and black. ^^ Black stinking fruit. ^r~^J ^^, i* Female perfumer whose perfumes brought ill luck.
Technical term.
They are
Female sparrow.
Forelock of hair.
*^
^ja^
lit.
at war ; ^4^^ îiij 1^5 they have pounded the perfumes
^^
^ iSJ
'<j^
Vehement (walk). Number of people. Moving about the
ur*J
of Mensham. To take aim.
^^1
nose.
wiJ VI
^^
uV^
^^ -^
*i^- ^
Insignia of an order, ciîiQ ^ badge. Aim, target. Mark.
Pavilion for a bride
Throne, seat of honour ;>il/: for a bride. He has been exposed XâXJS Jt f^j
to disgrace.
To
To To
smell (an odour).

feel dizzy
fi>
JtlZX^h
(from wine).
of,
get wind
to
fi>
^^\j
o
^^
^^sj
Determined. Sentenced.
^M
^ja^âiJ'
inquire about (news).
To
set.
To
set
w~oi1j , C-i; o w~i5
up, to raise.
To put
do^vn
a. th.
i
To resume (an affair). To starch (linen).
To To
pain, to dis- j
0.
y^^"\j,'CJaj
^^
^^
'li-jj Csj
Sweet
scent. Sweet-scenting trees.Csj
tress a.
sign.
tree).
(disease, cares).
it ,_-W'j
Starch.
set up (a stone) as a
Sweet odour.
lil^
*^,
To
hoist (a flag).
To
plant (a
Dizziness caused by wiue. Smell,
s^
Food made
in
of starch
and
*ij,liJ
To hurry
walk
to
to
walk the
the
final
'
^^J
fin
milk.
whole day.
Watching
for
jCiSlij jCiVij oUiJ
To pronounce,
mark
'.
news.
Dizzy, intoxica- i^jlij
ted.
letter of (a word)
with fatha
or
He showed hatred to him. 5 s.^^j il "" He declard war to him. vj*" *' To modulate a song (Arab). J 5 ^ To lay a snare to, to ic_j J
decoy
a. 0.
^ wSî
j>
ol>=j
To raise a.o. to dignity. ^ ^^j To be tired. C^T a ,_ ^T To exert o.'s self to the utmost in. j To erect (the ears horse), ^y He waged an open war 'jh\ s s^C
,
*s4^ ^ To display (a bride). >6 La; o l/^ To raise, to show a. th. To manifest, to reveal i}\ A a. th. to. To trace back ( a tradiVillage, place.
-ft-
tion) to.
^
To
dictate (a letter) to.

;
^j
J A
2f
fin
To
specify a. th.
to
make a Jt
statement about.
he showed open enmity to him.
To importune
a. 0.
with ques-
Jf
Y-ê
Origin.
Rank, dignity. ^Ûi ^ -r"^^

w-dUiJI _jCj1j Ja'i
,.^\li
To assign a
part
to.
To
^^'
Ofrice, function.
Functionaries,
magistrate.?.
Irou-trivet.
weary a. 0. To put a handle
to (a knife).
To A
trace back (a tradition).

y,
^î
Fatigue, hardship.
Erect, superposed (stones)
Regular
(teeth).
Adversary. Archer. Rising high (dust). Having the horns stan- irSj&\ ding out (ram). Set up (snare). In the accusative (noun)
;
s.^^
To rise up. To be raised. ^^;ij ^^, To be hoisted (flag). To rise in the air (dust). _..2iJ To be marked, pronounced v^-'\ with fatha (final letter). To be vertical.
He rose
for
pronouncing the ^^CiJl
sentence (judge).
Mark
-S-
set up. Pole. Limit. Idol.
j_,^
in the subjunctive (vert).

\)
Disease. Misfortune. Modulate dsong.
To
To
be
c-oTj
z^ h ^^
,
c^^
Word marked with

letter
i. e.
âtha on the last
silent, to listen.
accusative or subjunctive.
listen silently
ij
c-i^'
I)
J z^-^
s
Plants (c-U.).
,_ >>
to.
Lot, portion.
To silence a. o. To be on the watch

ning.
Aj
for liste-
C-^jI
~>
Idol.
Sign set
^Coj
^-'r<^>j
,_
^^
c.-^':
up. Pole. Disease, Affliction.

It is
always set before

eyes.
toil.
*j^lt '^_,^ \'Sa
To stand up To ask a. o.
Silence.
for listening.
my
to be silent.
-^
Fatigue,
a
^.iJ
t_,lij'1
y-^'i
Standard, sign set up. ^ A plant. Trick,

foul play.
oCial
9-
*^
Slij
To
give advice
o.
to.
To
Jj
counsel a.
earnestly.
Way
of standing up.
To be pure, genuine. ^jJa^j G-.ijj a To be sincere (friend). To be sincere (repentance). C>-^-2aj To drink its fill (beast). 'j'J\ To perform a. th. earnestly. To '* sevi^ ( a garment ) well. To water
abundantly (the ground
:
Origin. Handle of a
knife.
t.^ ^ v^^,
Amount
of property liable to
be taxed.
Portion, lot.
w-^'j *^-^* Cistern. Luck. Snare.
(at play),
'
?r
v^joj
Lottery.
^x^l C
rain).
He was lucky
wa.^
w-U-oi
?-
(-j^-'i'
To become fat, fleshy. 5il^ a r--^ < To fatten a. o, n 5-.0J To give sincere advice to a. 0. i -rJa^ To water ( cattle ) to their 5 -^j:^
]
Stones set up around
*^-i-^
a tank. Pole. Crushing f grief ). Troublesome

(life).
^^..Û
fill.
Particles governing
v^'S'
sr *r-**J
To be prodigal of good advice. To sew (a garment). To act as a good adviser, a

good friend
to.
^^3
A
the subjunctive as
"^
J ,'if ,0], o^[
Swindler, tricker,
^jliJ
Dissenters ^:^\\ jilj Ci^^^b v-f 'S^l bearing a violent hatred to Ali.
To accept sincere advice. To deem a. 0. a faithful s

adviser.
t.
Signs of the way, v^-?Ujj as set up stones, poles.

Nisibin in Mesopotamia.
^-.a-ÎjI
oj-i-aJ
To ask good
Thread
counsel from, y rf.^lj-^\

9^-ajj -^Caj
Having erect
horns
(
^^^j
-CJaj
>.
^jôJ
Advice, counsel.
ram ). Having
a prominent
for sewing.o^Li;,^ rJA>^^\^,
breast (she-camel).
YA
'^
jî
cjV^-Li;,
Uncircnmcised.
Skins. Snares, loops, nooses.
Nazareth (in Galilea}. Nazareae, from Nazareth Powerful defender.
Warning.
-^
Fleshiness.
ii-l^
Sincere adviser. ri-ajj ^l.SsJ Unmixed, pure (honey). *S-.-<9U

<>
^ ^vo \J > ^..îJ

^,'-y\
i
Gang
of thieves.
Fat, corpulent.
Victorious.
Pure-hearted, sincere (man).

Tailor, sewer.
Defended by God.
Victorious.
^L^j
'
st-aJ^
?i-otj
Sincere, disinterested
Sjj-aL* tr'jt to chriscjj<^
"u.ii3
^ ^^r^
r-^^
*=c^
Land watered by
rain.
(adviser).
To be converted
tianity.
True, sincere
counsel.
repentance).
i.iJ j^
Sincere advice, faithful ^j
Nabuchodonosor. c^4 To be pure, '^\:a>j (s-^^ a ^^ -^ unmixed. To be snow-white (coloui*). (p^
j^
Needle for sewing.
Sewed (garment). Watered by rain and

ant (land).
luxuri-
^^jâJJ'
To
be clear, manifest
affair
).
To
quench o.'s thirst. To beget (a child). To acknowledge (a debt),
To
assist, to
a. o.
u ^'
^
'\j
\jj^j \ir^ o j<^
-tt-
succour
To render
a, o. victo-
'l
rious (God).
To betray o.'s sentiments. White leather. White ^'j

cloth.
,uij"
To
aid a.
o.
;Jai,j fJioj
enemies).
To
against (his o^J ^ J^ preserve a. o. from.
""
To water
for playing, or
(the ground) copiously
Leather-map
sitting.
^,
(rain).
Pure, unmixed (colour).
^k^j.ûtfU
js'Oi\ f^K>
Snow-white.
Privy.
f^p, ^
its
_i.ij' \j
.
,j^
-S-
To make a. o. a Christian. y ^Ceu To become a Christian, olniali jâl^ To endeavour to assist a. o. J To assist one another. To ve- _roLL5
rify
To reach
d 'a<
o ^Xa>
one another (accounts).

\s-
midst (day, month). To read the half of (a A \';^T o book reader). To reach (mid-legs garment). To cover the half of (the
: :
To ovei'come (the enemy). To conquer (a country). To revenge one's self upon. To ask the assistance of it
a. 0.
j^\
^^
jm-^X d^_
head
hoary
hair).
is
against.
a. o.
To
receive, to
%\^,^
CiiaJ
To
take
as a defender jc
take a half from a. o. To drink half (a vessel^. To take the half of a. th.
against.
A-
Aid, assistance. Victory.

Christian.
i^jLiJ
9.
S^/^j j<x
o'lrâJ
'jl^]rOJj
To
divide a. th. in halves
Christian
ijj\^
7ZJ,Vj^j *JtÎ
between.
woman.
.Jl^j
,
To have
Id
5
dates half-
6^ o
Ciij o
Chi'istianity.
:^,\'_^]
ripe (palm-tree).
Victoi*y, conquest.
w ioi
o.
Ij
*iliaJ,j (sloJ,j
Auxiliary, assistant.
'>
j^-^\
serve a.
To be
half- white
and halfmidlle.
y_^^
Defen-jiîaJj _jîj^j\^'>
ij 'l^rîJ 5-
-'1^
black (head, beard).
der, auxiliary.
To divide a. th. by the To veil (a girl). To partake the half of

a. th. with.
^ The
5 s
Ansarees,
(un
'i^/wji
fi>
sect of Gnostics in Syria. ^û The assistants (wn j'l/aj''\

of
*i.A^
jLiJ'VI
Mohammed.
/\
C
Y
To be To
fair,
To
stick in
a. tli.
(an-ow).
j,
ji;
fit
impartial, to act
at midday.
To fix (an arrow-head). To come out from (a place). ^^ To escape, to free o.'s self from. To put an iron -head to (an j^
fit
equitably.
To journey
ti'oat a. o. equitably, to
do
justice.
arrow).
stick (an arrow) into. JA To take o(r(an arrow-head). j.ij'1 To extract, to pull ^* ^y^'ij joJ'l
To obtain justice from. To exact justice for a.

from.
o^
o.
^\
c/',^~
,_'rt''
To
fi>
fit
To b3 a servant, a slave. To submit to a. o. To take

as a servant
;
a. o.
out
a. th.
from.
'^^
to claim part of a. o.'a
To To
To To
get out fx'om (a sci'ape).

justify, to clear
'^>
j^
J^7
A
property.
To appeal
to the justice
to
o>U
Jl
of (a prince).
o.\s self fj'om a. th. to.
To
Joi'l,
select a. th.
slip,
to
come out (arrowfit
veil her head (girl) put on a muffler. To obtain
^^r;'l_,
head).
a due from.
j.iJJj,l
).
To extract a. th. To lay down thistle-blossoms

(
heat
To
uproot (dry plants

Iron-head
of a
wind).
of
To act equitably with 0. a. To reach its middle (day). To act equitably. To pierce (the game arrow).
;
spear,
an arrow.
Hall. Justice.
iJ)\JaJ
^jOJ
^j
>.JoJj wji^J,
Blade of a sword. Spun thread of a spindle. Head. Iron-head of a spear. Javelin. oÛaJ Joint of the neck and ^ J2.i^ head. Hulled wheat. Jaw. SuuuTiit of the head. Axe.
Justice.
i_jvii
\j AA^Jj
wi^
Middle-aged, mid-
{m.
f. s. pi.) ^jLiJ,
j^
die-sized, equidistant.
Stone pestle. Small body of cavalry. Sword. J^Jj.^
Middle-aged oy^-^j ^^^"\ (man). Middle-aged ^Jl^jj îisjj îUaJ' 1 (woman).

Half. Bicoloured cloth. Veil,
^
^r
^^
^^
Ji.isl
'J% JVVIj :;!--Vl Name of the month

To
seize a. o.
s
^ Jâ^j J-^> J^j j^'j JîUI

Rejeb.
o
\.^>
muftler.
Measure
for grain.
7r
Domestic
servant.
sliJj ,_ii5j tiV.^

of a
^^'^î
,^']j,\'^
The middle
.^\jj
by the forelock.
stream-bed.
of the fore&
To dress the hair

lock
to.
Half-filled (vessel).
ji^
j\JuaJ
Servant,
s U3j',j eioU/J
^'<sIj
^JLoUJ
To
seize o. ano-
ther by the forelock (wrestlers).
maid-servant. -^ Trick. Middle of a road.

Muffled.
x^-W-Jj jLil/J
To catch
0. a.
by the
forelock.
Jo(:i
Throes, gripes in the bowels. Forelock hair oCÛj û^\y

:
^^
-^
Expressed juice reduced to

the half by cooking. Middle of a month, of a year.
*Û
^so\'y
of the forehead.
The
chief
men
of a triba.
,j.u!l
To come To come
off
J^'>j ,V^5 a
J.iJ
-M-
Junction of two valleys at their ^:;;J
(b3ard, hair-dye).
out, to be harmless j.oJ (venom, sting). To fall off" (hoof). To be fixed to its head (ar- ^.ijj row). To slip (arrow-head).
upper part.
To abound with
les (ground).
thist-
Ja>
î
-S-
To
curl o.'s locks.
^^:;
To become scanty (harvest). To be exiguous ( wealth ). To be far-extending ( desert ). To die. To

(eye).
To
be remote (people). sink into the earth
To be contiguous to. To ally o.'s self by marriage the chief men of a tribe. To be long (hair). To be
high (upland).
^
to
J^,
5
îai)\
,^^j
wiiJ
(water).
camel).
To have
little
milk (she-
To obtain a. Young and
th.
(i<n.
fi>
?'^ t
{coll). 'â>
To twang (a bow). Far-exteuding (desert). Dried up ( tank).

Thorny
>^^'j\
tender thistle.
^JJ ^ ^^{j
Remainder, uûlj *UaJ*b Is?^ t *~^j Choice part of a tribe, of a floek.
tree for ma,^(:5 ^ îaJj king arrows. To be thorougly cooked (^^J a r-^ ^ (meat ). To become ripe ( fruit ). To suppurate (ulcer). She exceeded the year UjlJ^. z^Jajj without bringing forth ( pregnant
To
flow gently.
To
Ca^-aJj CaJ
^J
-S-
ooze forth (water).

skin).
To
:
burst (water-
To move (the wings bird), To manifest, to show a. th. To become possible (affair). Take what thou art ^;. ^j
enabled to obtain.
* A
Ci--iJ
i
'ji.
jsj
she-camel).
To
ript-n (fruit).
To cook
* ^-^^
(meat) thoroughly.
To disturb, to move To accomplish (an

affair).
a. th.
fit
(âiJ
jaj'\
j^^tljj
Matnrity of fruit. Cooking rpJajj t-^ of meat. Thoroughly cooked v^^j r-\j (meat). Ripe (fruit). Of sound judgment ^1^1 f-^^ ( man). Suppurative ^.i>ui ^ r-^ -^j -r-^
medicine.
Spit for roasting.
w^^^.
'\j
,
To bud
forth
(tree).
To
a t.^ -ftform its grain (cornGsijj

i
^^
his ils Ja:.x^^j Ja^î due little by little. He sought a benefit ijjmJ' Ja:. little by little. Gold and silver money. jaS Disagreeable thing. iâj y^'\ Possible, within reach. Coins jsu received at a sale. Small benefits. i>Ci;, Remainder of water. Last x^\^
He received
crops ). To sprinkle (a house) with

(water).
born
k_)
(child).
fa
^Ji^
In small quantity
lP'L^ (water). Trifling, exiguous.
t J^-^
To moisten a. th. To allay (thirst). To water

(palm-trees) by
It
A
fit
Little fleshy (man).
^^1 ja^
ojJsi
Small quantity of milk.

Slight rain
:
^^ u^c-^
"^t:^'
means
of a beast.
i_j
jaij^^j
To He
shoot (arrows) at.

defended himself
^V,
X^\ ^
gentle wind.
^t viJ
Hissing of meat roasted
^
:
\2a> -^
with arguments.
upon heated stones.
To defend a. o. 9^-bUj To exude water G-lhUj GtiJ a " h (skin). To sweat (horse). To shed tears (eye), rtiiii'lj TJalJ>j To asperse the honour of. ,^]] To clear o.'s self from (a ?-iiii
'
came
all
together.
Thirsty camels. jsjUaJj *-^-?5 oli JjI,. To dart out (its tongue ^ ^--aJ -ftsnake).
fit
Darting
flow
its
charge).
restless,
^/.
tongue ; X-aU-aJj jatLiS malignant (serpent).
To excuse o.'s self from. To be sprinkled (water).
7J^\j
To
To
to run.
CiJ
>^^
i
-ft"
-rJaiî
sink in its socket
0_îs'
o V--2J
^
To be
fresh,
(
\j
Y"\ \
-r^
^Ja2j.\j ûiSI.
_^
jLaJj
>S^j
To spiiokle water upon

Aspersion of water.
bright (face). To be green (foliage). To grant /_, s _^j1_, \j;^J o
the body after ablution.
^j
^3
Water
~>;
an easy
life
to a. o. (God).
fi>
sprinkled in ablation.
To
find a. th, bright,
_p^
Watering-trough near to a
well.
pleasant.
Splendour ; bright- sjii^j ness and beauty. Plentiful

j-hj\j
o'^j^j
life.
?r
_^J
,r^
jy^J y^^J
silver.
t-r***
b Jî
Pure gold or
Pure, unmixed. Board, joist.
jL^
jliJ j
Tamarisk
for
making bowls.
âj
1j
Bright. Green,
prosperous.
~^'j
j-'<-i>
Beautiful and bright. Intense

(colour).
j-a U
Green water-moss.
yo'i J^9-\
k-*.^ JJ
,
Intense red.
Beast carrying rs-oiy ^ xSu-aU > ^-ilJ water for watering. Driver of a camel cari-ying ^\iJ water: waterer. Kind of perfume. Any medicine ^_^J injected into the mouth. Shooting many "^'r-î liliJj arrows (bow). To wet, to sprinkle a, h li-Jjj a t-JjJ -Sa. o. or a. th. To boil forth (water- Ci'iJsJj i&riaJ
spring).
._j.^jZJ
Ujaj a
U-i;
:
o w<^'
-{^
To exhaust (the udder young camel). To amble (she-camel). ._i^;1 To make (a .she-camel) to amble, j
"Wild marjoram.
Purity, cleanliness.
(
To shoot (arrows) at. To sprinkle 5 ^Îj

0.
j A
o--ili :n-aU
another.
^^
for
xjILj ) *sl.aJ
To be poured upon (water), jp riiil. To be sprinkled (water). r-J:c\ Aspersion (of water). Mark of ^Jaj
Easy
trot,
amble of camels.
oy^îs:' ?:
oiioJ
Impure,
foul, defiled.
-^
'-^
^,i^^\
-?i-
perfumes upon clothes. shower.

(rain, spring). liLa;
,
siJaj
hnpure.
Pure, clean.
a. o. in
Abundant
bottle.
^ ûJ
To overcome
shooting.
s ÛaJ o J.aJ
Sprinkling-
To
be exhausted, eniacia- yijj a J-aJ
To
pile
xÛJ -^j k^'cJ ^ *i-Jji Holy water-sprinkler. up ( fur- fi> j^j ijjjj jj^ -^
,
i
ted (camel).
niture).
To
set in order.
>
To defend, ^l VCaJ j VCa; j xii'di jilJ To contend in shooting with. To exhaust, to emaciate (a s J^'j'\
zf
To be
disposed regularly
>^
(teeth).
To assemble,
beast).
To
drive.
To take away
fi^j
j^':J
a. th.
from.
to remain in ^ j,^\ (a place). Goods piled up, setîn iliail ^ juJ order. Couch-frame. Glory. Nobility.
To compete
in a shooting-match. To vie in glory with
j^y
o. a.
i_,
j^ uJ
J-Â Aj 2
Noble.
To
select (an arrow).
To
Ji^j
single out (a
man) from the crowd.
Winner
match.
in a shooting-
jî;
To draw a
wXlJI
,^Mj,
lîJ o UjJ -^
(the sword).
and J?^^l iLiJl maternal uncles. Body of men. Auxiliaries, >^l company. Superposed (rocks). ^jUlllj Jc!l Piled up (clouds). Fat (she-camel). jJaJ ^ i>jiajj a^ Set in oi'der com- j,^pj ijiiiij -L-aJ
Illustrious paternal
:
To cross (a desert) quickly. A U:; He stripped him of bis <i/y ^s

clothes.
pact. Piled up.

I
Pillow, stuffed articles.

...
jiJliJ
.'
..^-A'j
sii-aj
lj^.^jj
i- i ojâi
o j-Aij a
' i" >< ,r^ "
Jik
YY
He took
clothes.
off his
i^j
Butting vehemently. îLj Unfortunate (man). "r-î rj^ Coming full butt against a. o. ^_kJ two curls of ( wild beast ). Having hair on the forehead (horse).
lJÎJI ^^'>J UjJ
To outrun
others
:
(the
V^^j
1= I <
\y.!aJ
O "~
horse).
To come
dye).
out (hair-
I>a)
Gored to death. ^y^J ^-iJ Pheep killed or ^^j ^J^îaj ^ XAjJ wounded with the horns.
To be reduced
wound). To
l^Jaj
be absorbed (water).
To watch a
(
Sj^'-j 'S^' o Jaj

s
-ii
To
lend to
a. o.
an exhausted
^^^
âi\
vine, a fruit-gai'den).
<>
To wait
for a. o.
camel. To exhaust, to emaciate (a beast).
i^-StLTj
Watching, look out. Salary, employ of a watchman.
J]aj
Zj\iaj.
To wear
out (clothes) .Lj'Î ^^.ixJIjj^l

bit
is
Part of the
Watchman, keeper
cut, sailor.
of vines. Look-
the bridle
wood.
jiLj
a'jiajj^
Worn
J*
upon which 'Uail ^ jhj Impaired arrowout garment.

tied.
1
'
Scarecrow set up in a field. Look-out, watching- jy\iA ^

place.
Ja-
*c-^''
iS^J '^^
e_^^
>
_^.^
ded, emaciated (beast).

^
Horseshoe.
f^^
ujlH
to
CiiJ
i
Egyptian natron.
oj^ "^
CiJ
a
^^-laJ
He drew (the
sword) See
o CaJ.
îJ
'Jaj
^
-ft-
To become
skilful in
learned,
-^
an
art.
To j
,_,Jai_j
dote. -^
To jump,
fjaJ
To be
refined in (cleanliness),
frolic.
in (speech).
To examine
Learned,
a. th. carefully.
^s.j
To go away. To escape, to run away.

<>-Leap, bound.
(
,cPjVl
CkJiJ
u)i. xLl
)
ls--^,j o-^-J o^'-) o^''

affairs.
^^-aIij
'U
skilful. Exact"in Student in physic.
Dotard.
j
'jt-"^'-
-^
Jumper, frolicsome.
*âJaj j.
;
i,iLj
^ Remote
:
(place).
V h'
-ft-
Skilful physicians.
"
^ ,t.
To
hop, to frisk
to trot
JxiJ
Exact, scrupulous in manners. Spy, searcher for new.s.
zliJ
(horse).
To be
lour).
altered (co-
;4^\j
QJ
^
J
^rÛ
-R-
To
Of
stretch (the hand).

tall stature.
fillip a.
fi
-ft-
JaJUaj
Iiiyj
u:-'hT
To
^tj;_7
0.
^]j,Qai
o iJaJ
To
be deep, extravagant in
on the ear.
(speech).
To
fiiLJlj
incite a. o. against.
,_-U' j
5 ^_,^vJ
Leather-
;^.j 4jj 4l cloth for playing, working, or beheading a culprit. Forepart of the palate, pji^ t Îj ^^4
?-
^.^
Strainer, lllaLjj
cullender.
y U-UaJ J
y-^^j^
--J^
?9il L;* inJ?
UJ
, J*
GtkJ a
r-JaJ
-ft-
To gore To
a. o.
bull).
To
strike a. o.
The
palatal letters
*_J*iaIll
oji^JI
with the horns.

butt togethers
^-.Li'lj
rJy 'c3
Territory occupied by a tribe. Wont to put aside part of his

food.
jÛa;^
(rams).
^.tL]
To dash together (waves). 9-JuJ The star in the horn of Aries. ^'kSl
Butt, gore. Blow, shock.
<?ja5
To
Saa;,j Clliaij CiliaJj
CilaJ
o JiiaJ
-{^
flow gently (water).

skin).
To
ooze (water(a
He has neither
camel nor sheep.
Difficulty,
^>\i.
Sj
^tW
i;
iJ
To exude (venom). To pour (water). -^ To snuff

candle).
A>
stroke of
^ly
^îJ
fortune.
.,.v\
Belt of 0/70
I
To impute a
to a. 0.
I
vice
wiLib
-ilaJj
wiIJ
{const.).
Gifted witli speech.
Endowed
jlsij
To To
with reason. Cattle.

Flank. Rationable,
(soul).
'"^^j îLjj CiU wik^j a be stained, accused of a vice.

be altered (thing).
^jj
,_iuT
human
cîa Vj jWJ
in
xslji;
ulcerated (camel).
cattle
iJ
To be To have an
^
indi-
He has no
C>
gestion (man).
nor property. Expression of ideas

Diction. Logics.
lauguage.jkU'
"
To put earrings to (a girl). To be stained. To put on earrings (girl).
,_;1~T
_iL:J
Logician.
Girdle, belt, v.oxie.^tJ
aIsIa
<5iilvj"jiai>^
^rJ^^J'
To loathe a. th. To waste away (wealth),

Semen.
Corruption,
evil, defect.
^
fit,
,_i'u-^...
i^
The
^
Zodiac.
iî*^
tJtkJ
Torrid zone.
ij\>l\ isJaiJi
Eloqueut.
Influential, of
3:^^.
high rank.
j ^v!*
Jî^
Girded. Surrounded with cloud.s jLii (mountain). Waist.

Uttered. Proper meaning (of a
word).
To foment
head).
(the
fi>
jijj
>liaJ
o jiJ
Small or great ollaJ^j jik; quantity of pure water. Drop of water, remainder of xSlLJj water in a bucket. The two seas i. e. the Medi- oCiiiaî terranean and the Red Sea. Earring. Small îLJ ^ *iJj 4IU
pearl.
To express (wine) from grapes. ^ jU To pour a little water from ^^ ji5il

(a skin).
Grapes-.skin.
jiaJ
Impure.
brain.
Wounded
in the
,_^h T
.
Sweetmeat prepared with

trickle.
^jiljlJ
Remainder of wine. Wine flowing' jiaJ, from the press. Draught of water, of milk, jl, iJj xiU I could not obtain JkC^ o,Jt U
anything. Vessel for
Rainy (night).
To
speak, to
O^j
j^
CalaL^jCdJ
i
jlaJ
-H-
articulate sounds.
To gird a. 0. To reach the middle

:
:
jL;
of (a
jl,G ^ ji^_, measuring wine.
ji; \jj jiTo
Calamity, distress.
JkUj
'
M_
,
uT
mountain water). To endow a. 0. with (speech God). To talk with a. o. 5 jjlalk-llj ^5^VJ
He threw him into evils. <Ik; V U lj Method of irrigation used in iiiLj a

Egypt. Aromatic bath. <f- Turkey in Asia, Anatolia.
J^V;
To make
speak.
a. 0. to
J^'cl
Jiiai;.
To gird o.'s self. (ji^J jis^'lj ji^" To put on a belt. To put on a flounced petticoat jksi
Bag
of rushes for irrigating.
Wine-press. To be remote (dwelling). > To be damp (place).
JlUi
\'^, o
liaJ
To
-fr
(woman). be surrounded by (hills ^ country ). To be surrounded by o.'s

:
people.
To
stretch
a. th.
To weave (a
A To
fabric).
question a. o. (judge). ? jkilH. Speech, articulate language, jiJ

utterance.
To vie in length with a. o. îj To warp ( a fabric) conjointly with

a. 0.
Belt. Flounced petticoat.
jU
JliaJ,
(woman).
a. th. to.
To
give
/o?'
ktl
JJl
Double range of rocks on a mountain. Water-ripple.
.1^
YYT
")
J^
:
appeai'ance. Perspicacity.
^
To struggle together
ej\}aj.
to strive
j^Cj
Financial administration
to outstrip 0. a.
Ministry.
To
jiy
discuss, to dispute.
distant.
'y9^\\
cIjj
Imp. Wait thou
Remote,
<> <
*JaJ
Guardian, keeper. Vineji^ ^ Ji^'i keeper. Eye. -^ Manager. Minister of

state.
Stalk of unripe dates.
'1^1
^ sCiJ
sjiJaJ
Dampness.
Damp.
at a.
o.
:Ci,i; j-
^JJ
Free from suspicion. ^,i^^ -^^-^ The two veins on the sides of ol^^LlI
the nostrils. Eye. Pt. Veins, nerves of the eyes. Fiery (horse). Seer. Beholders.
j^)'^
Sîi-Jj i;)^^j '.^^^j
To look
a. th.
a. 0.
1^^ a jJiJj o ^jlsj -^ or J| j iJOj s ijikifj
To consider a. th. To face To oversee, to inspect a. th.
Spectacles, telescope.'
/".
jÛj
ej^\jj j_^'U
:;!;;--,
Kieper of a (m.
vine
;
s.
pi.)
To compassionate, to aid a. o. J To judge between. ojJ To take care of. To inJ iJîaJ o spect a. th. To reflect upon a. th. To look for a. th. To sell a J^^'^j
Sl.
chief of a tribe.
th.
upon credit.
to. s _îx3j
ci'edit.
Intrusive
i;^j î^^j *f'_4aJ, and inquisitive (woman).

J,LJaJ
?r ( "*
^-
To grant a respite To sell a. th. upon
J^
1.i
_,];_,
^-
P^-
'j^j
j^
My
\'j\'i
jitjj *jji J[J>L^ jj/s

his.
evil eye.
Leader ^\%iy ^ [m.f.
s.
pi.) ijj^\jj
house faces
man
of a tribe.
Facing, J liJ ^ SlniJ ^ MîJ ;r -^h'' corresponding to. Like, equal, match, con-espondent. The Nadir opp. to the Zenith, jjûjl
To be smitten by the To be alike, equal to. To discuss with. To compare a. o. or

a. th. to.
_^
Sj
i^'G^ J^Vi
s jhj*\j
fiij
Leader man of a
tribe.
Vanguard
-^
of
{m. f. s. pt.) a'j^ an army.

Jo\:^y.
?-
To resemble To consider,
a. o.
a. o.
to
watch
Aj
v j^^ S J k'3
^feuj
Sight, point of view.
Jial/'
or a. th.
Appearance.
dere.
Theater.
To
face o. a.
To contend
Look-out. BelveFLie-looking.
J^S^
Xj^j
together.
Mirror. Telescope.
Vicious (woman).
'^yj^'''i '^J^'^ -nljU^s jijii,.
ojJalA
To look for a. th. fl>j s JiS^Si J,\ To await a. o. To ask a delay fi'om. 5 jiaii^l Glance. Look. -^ Regard jiijJl ^ j,
shown, kindness. This is to be examined. Tribe whose tents front
another.
<>
To be clean, neat, pure. SSOaJ o ,_iiJ -^ To render a. th. clean, pure. _j1^T To be purified, to cleanse o.'s ^Lii
fi>
,
'^
0.
|jb!
ÎjJ
*i
self.
To exhaust
milk
:
(its
mother's
A ^^j
youngling).
He is under the care of such a one.

to
;
oÛ J^>
jl^SUj
cJ>-j 'j
To
choose, to select a. th
th.
:
With regard
To
fis,
Ji^
Jl.
\'^
clean.
in respect of.
To take
the whole of a. pay the whole (tribute
Similar, ahke.
viceroy).
xSQij
.uiij
J^,
look, a glance. Vice, defect.
s^J
sîJ
3:_,LJ
Cleanliness. Purity.
Evil look. Benevolence.
Clean, pure.
Delicate, effeminate.
^
'
^^
UaJ a
Delay.
Speculative (science).
To
join a. th. to.
Jl^
(^.JaJ i
^',
Countenance, outward
a'j\%j,j
Jitl
Yvr
To
(
croak (raven). To crow in stretching the neck (cock). To cry out (crier).
string
pearls).
fi>
^j
UJaJ j
ui;
^
To
Jiî
To
set things in order.
To walk
quickly in stretching
C-1;
the neck (camel).

Swift (wind).
(she-camel).
trim (vex'ses). To be striped (fish,

lizard).
j^h
To
^^'j
^'^
To
Raven, young raven.
Swift-running (horse).
^\1'
w-il^'j
,
repair.
To
reform.
set
a J^
a. th. in
order.
To be
To
-H-
To
de.scribe
Sj
fi>
c^\j
iciJ
a cS:
full of eggs (hen). Ji^\ be set in order. ^JirJlj ^feCij JalJi To be rightly arranged ^Jb J^'>
a. 0., to
characterise, to
commend
(affair).
a. th.or a. o.
To
pierce a.
o.
with (a
^j 5 Jiii\
To add an
tantive).
epithet to a (subs-
c-^
spear).
Order. String of pearls. Poetry,

t;; a
^tJ
To show good qualities. To be endowed with good qualities. To be

(horse).
c^
poetical style.
The
Pleiads.
i_jljJ o c-ij light-footed
Swarm
of locusts.
ii^
^ Ôaj j
J^ ^ J^ -r ~
J*
jSiai^
To be handsome-faced. To be described by. To ask a. o. to describe.

Description. Qualification.
c^]
^j c-ii
fi>
I
Rule of conduct, custom, use. ^Vkj Standard. Order, harmony. <> Regular troops. Uniform.
String of pearls.
Public order
civil
;
c^^[
^'^
?-
^^JÛ'lj
i^*b
laws.
Epithet.
tlorse
p^
c^'^j
in
*-xi''J
c^ They
CJ
act in the
a* Ij
of his
Ôi;
'^
'^
!;; 'j
X^j
winner
a race.
th.
(
same way. He is the support

affair.
ey\
To take a. To scatter
c-iJb ^ o."s wealth).

jîJ
>^'-^
Male hyena. Deportment of an
-^
]
His affair
is
not in
^Qaj
y V
,jXi
ji^-
--
old
man.
1;^;^=
<S\1mi
good order. Two white
dCj'^h
oUClaJi^j jiCC!aJ
To be
intensely
(^^j
o t-^ -
white (colour).
streaks (in lizards, fishes). Row of sandy hills. Set of
^(kl
*(
To
be fat (camel). To have
GtiJ
a ^*j
*?>^
eggs
^
in the ovary.
an indigestion of mutton. Ewe. Woman. o\*vj ?rQ Even (ground). ^tiy ^ :utl5
Swift (she-camel).
j.
A private, a common soldier. ^/Oii Setting in order. Poet. Streaked ^vJ

(fish, lizard).
r-e^
Row
of wells.
Mountain-path
jvj^^j
j^,
j,^
Having an indigestion of
mutton.
o^M
a
i
?-
r^
-i^
provided with water-holes.

Set in order.
To snort (beast). ijUJj OuJ To gush forth (blood).

He clamoured in the riot, To throng (crowd). -^ To pick with a spear. To cuff To set to work carefully. To overrun (a country).
( )
>J
J
tf-
Reforms, new regulations set by Sultan Mahmoud.

^
oli-t5
>_>kL^
xliill
i^J a
a. 0.
Set in order. Poem, verses.

Splendid. Comfortable
(
house).
New and
îj
tender
Ûj
y,
XtUJ
;uJ
-tt-
plant.
Mint.
p.UjJj ^.UJ
'li!)
-Jf
To resist a. 0. To go towards a. 0, To be harassed by flies

(beast).
^ Penny-royal mint. Things appended to the ij[

s
xsJajJt ;JUj
\yj a
j^
belt.
To
C'CiJj Ql5j
Q^J ^^.> ^^
'
*r**^
"^
J^
Bier for the dead. Ostrich-trap.
YYl
cT"
nail.
The
constellation of Ursa.
of the stars in the
Name
j^ cJCJ j^
cjt.
^^
To wheel (an arrow) on the To produce its first fruit

(ill3l
A Ji
_^*1
tree).
flies
tail of Ursa.
Harassed by
ii, UJ
;
(beast).
;^ ^ _^J
cXj^ t
J>^)\
S*^
Cheering.
Restless.
To
<-
-waste (a land
CîJ a ,jaii -^
Snorting, snurl.
-^
Box-
locusts).
ing. Knife-thrust.
To yelp (dog). To totter. To become angry, rancour. To rise < Swamp.

Helpers.
^;^;j
to bear
after a
-^j
a-
CaiJ
^; ^^
^;,J
Blast of wind and heat at
s^J
the rising of the Pleiads.

Pride. Difficult affair.
âi^K
fall.
s^",S^
iitO
from, â
Cartilage of the nose. o'j^j ^ Blue fly harassing dO-^'j j^ -r Ky^ horses.
Shouts, bustle.
_*J
To
get
a. th.
GaJJ a âiJ
Thorny tree used for tanning cr making tooth-picks.

Leaving morsels
half-eaten
(
jsij
Brooding his designs beforehand.

Rebellious
blood.
;
^1
^
jCJ
Iiij
).
JapVJ
Ja.; -S-
clamorous.
SjiJ
eater
Uudertalung a
in
Firebrand.
Wound
gushing
with
long journey.
To run
To
slowly, to
walk
j^ ^
juj from.
-{:{-
Vein spurting withblood.j^cuj
j^j
J^^'î
swaying.
intercept
;
^jiSij 5
^C
the way to to debai* a. o. To live in the hills. To ascend a hill (rider). To

appear.
Far-away journey. <> Two-handled JûJ ^ earthenware mug.
sÛJ ^-j S^CJ
^j^\
^ju\
To
leave a. th. to a.
o.
Jt^
Elevated ground in a oU; ^ ^J valley, depressed ground in a mountain.
Water-wheel. ->ii^'^ r jj^^j j^^ Bucket for raising water. To drowse, to doze. CJJ o a ,_^ -HTo be weak (in mind and CiJ a body). To be dull (market). To have sluggish sons. o-*^^
Dependent thong of a sandal. Saddle-strap, housings trappings. Dependent ear. -jjijj X^tVJ
Soft, flaccid.
xilj
To To
lull,
to
make
a. o. asleep.
feign dozing.
*iij
Sleepiness, drowsiness.
^Û^ Languid- ûd

,
o'it
ness of the limbs.
^.^
^;_-.^
Drowsy, dozing.
ollJ-o
^j-'-^
?r
cHS^
Steep eminence.
witU^
To
raise,
j^'\j
o.
To
k_j CuiJj CjCo) &^j C2i; 1 a ijij -^ cry out to (sheep). To croak (raven). -^ To CsGJj Ci^
to comfort a.
-^ a (God). -^To quicken.
J^j ,î^
J^
To
bleat (sheep).
(from a fall). To i JJi restore a. o. to wealth. To put ( the dead ) on a litter. To eulogise ( the
raise a.
o.
Cry of the muezzin.
o'i>4J
**j
dead).
Two
To
stars in Orio.
o. 5 SviJ
oUtUjl
To
give sandals to a.
a JiJ
-i*
<> To curse. To shoe(a horse, a
be carried on a litter (dead J.^ man). To be raised after a fall. To be comforted, recalled to
life.
2^
Jîlj Ji^j
camel).
To say
a Jj j;j1
thee.
to a.
o.
May God
raise
jj6
To wear boots. 5^;J To put on boots. Tohave many

boots.
To
rise after a fall.
lively after languidness.
To become To be
JJc'j^
quic-
To be
shod.
jiilj jL^j
kened, reinvigorated.
Yes, certainly. So. Bravo! All right! Go on!

Prosperity, happiness.
YYo
He journeyed on foot. He sew a hard ground.

Sole. Sandal, horse-
'ja'yil JirJI.
Camels,
_,î;1 !r.j
oU-Jj
life.
shoe.
Metallic
jil ij Juj ^ j^' end of a scabbard.

land.
jjpuJ
sheep. Cattle.
"Well-being. Delicate
Hard and barren
^ A
.^
Farrier.
Wealth.
Cattle.
Pair of shoes.
sole.
Ci"^
iij
JuJl.
Rich, wealthy.
Benetit, gi"ace, favour, îjl
^
shoe, sandal.
White
'l^-lj
spot on a horse's instep.
Privilege.
;
The Benefactor
to
title
applied î^] 'J^j
Shod (man, horse). jlîj j:Jij jtj Hard (hoof). Hard ground. iii:^j j;j; j^'Jj ji-J
Hard-hoofed ( horse ).White-spot- j^l!, ted on the instep (horse). Furnished with a leathern sole (stocking). To lead an Cii^j <^ a îj o a ^j -J^ easy life. To be soft (life).
suit a. o. (abode).
S
(lie.
'Jit
.
a sovereirjn.
of God.
5iJjj
The grace
it
*i.iJ,
For the sake ojt *iJjj of ; with pleasure.

Ostrich. Desert.
(
^v^j ^j
lui.
oUj
ÛJ
Name
of the stars in ijij}5tj j:?Us!l
To
To
Sagittarius.
rejoice at.
Git
!
.^
^j
W ith
ojt v/liJj %liJj

;
S>lJJ jrii^J i***^
May God
iU.jj tip
wb 'it ^.J
pleasui'e
for the
sake
of.
favour thee
South wind. ^J UJ ^ J'UJ Stone projecting Cj(^[i^j v,^*^ ir *'1^j in a well. Sign of the way. Road. Pavilion on a mountain. Joy. Membrane of the brain.
To be green and tende

(bough).
C^
^
a ^j
To
be soft, mellowy. Ver6 0/ praise {defedive).
^^ a ^JJ
c^lj
C^;^
is...
How
^
^j
excellent
Name
sus.
of various stars in Perja-
The
20t'i
v US mansion of the moon.

;;_îj
What
J^Sjy^j'j^,j''A'j
[^y^
v^'-
Mellowness, softness. Blood. Surname of the kings of

Hira.
an excellent man Zeyd is To procure well-being to.
^\^)
To answer
to.
affirmatively J
^\jj
1j
^
îj
j*Ij
Anemone
plant).
(
o^)'\
Jl^
j'^'K
To
soften, to render
mellowy,
-fy-
Beneficence,
un. x;ijp cKÂ_rr favour, grace.
comfortable, pleasing,
rise.
To
pulve-
Well-being, content. Joy, delight Thorny tree with fleshy leaves, xi-^ Soft (garment) mellowy. X^'i j> _j,S'\j Soft to the touch. Tender (plant). Easy life ; leading an easy life.
;
To lead a soft life. ^CJj To fasten (a rope). To be suitable, salubrious

(place).
^-o
fit
^J
^'A
îjl
^ll3j
^
-^
Pounded
fine (sugar).
Sage, (aromatic herb). i;jtQ3l Delight. Pleasure. Bliss. Heaven. ^^J Favours of God. it
To To To To
grant (a favour)to.k_, apply o.'s self to.
JJ
jl
j&
look carefully at. j render a. th. comfortable,

bless thee
^laSlt
a
'<ui
^^
pleasing.
Bool-minded, good-nature.d
Sountiful.
JCJt
^lli
May God
May God
tic
<tXt
JIJ
jlii>
give thee a
Cweet language.
y^
happy morning!
Tender (plant). v-CiVj ^tV> Leading a ^tUiSj jA^J ^^*J ^-^

,
To go barefoot to. To walk barefoot. To

pleasant
life.
s ^
enjoy a
_^
soft life.
JIntriguer.
YW
-^
)
vij
jUJ
^ jtU
jGu
Backbiter.
To mew (cat). Chap on a camel's

se's hoof.
^^
_^
lip
on a hor-
To To To
,_îrjl;
JJiUj
Cllilj CiiJ
a JJJ
Fresh dates.
be shaken, to waver. feel a leaning toward. coax, to wheedle a. o.
To an-
J i CCjJj L^j C'mi a. JJ -Hnounce tbe death of a. o. to. To invite a. o. to bewail a dead s
o
To
converse
with
a.
upon an
person.
affair.
To pretend kindness. To swarm with.

Shaking, motion.
Short-sized.
To I'eproach a. o. with (faults), js ^ To moan, to lament. Jj To receive the news of a. o.'s Jl^
fi>
i
CjÎm
iliJ
death.
"tsi-^j
cA^'
To convey a death-message
His fame has been spread, To strike a. o. repeatedly
(misfortune).
-^j
to.
J,j3^
^/Cj
To
carry out a Caij" a ^j -^ design. To be distm^bed (affair). To ba interrupted (watering).

fail to
o^.
,
J-^K
To
interrupt
î'\j
CoiJ a ^joj^j
Announcement s^l?
of a decease.
^j
Cj\^>^
^ *^
the watering'of (camels).
To render
( life jt A t/ij b ,j^ ) troublesome (God. cares). To be perturbed, troublesome ÎLj
Announcing the
death.
^.^Jj soJ
pVjj ^j
(life).
To press together (camels). ^je^<^ To be moved with pity for. J ^liSj^t -^

Hindrance.
Uaiij
^ Thing moving
Uj^j
Uaii
i
to
<.iij
VJl_^L"j
To shake about,
to be jaliJj
J^ -^ o^b
^j ^
convulsed, to wag.
Imperat. Announce the death of. sUJ Death-message. ^5.(> ^ Slii^j JÛ ~ j^ Part of the throat ^Ûj ^ near the uvula. ^' To have the throat diseased. To swallow (sahva). A CiJ o a <î To sip (water bird). To gulp water (man). -j1^^ JL ~ Draught, gulp. ^ iAJj :^
To wag
head).
(the
fi>
jalj^\j jsljj
E\il action.
Xju
To shake, to jog a. th. To be numerous. To heap up CajJ

(clouds).
Trembling
gait.
having a jerking
jîu
CartUage of the
shoulder-blade.
j^\Jj jai^j jîi
To pull out ( the hair). A CuJ a c -KTo boil (pot). ^VjHj \^ a _^j aî To tickle (a child). s Jo To call out (a she-camel). t_. To boil with anger. Ji^î To be angered with. \l jhjj To be rotten (egg). To yield îjl
i
-Ji-
Male ostrich. Heaped up (clouds).

"Wrinkled Lusty.
"o
jalj
the belly.
o^-J J^ ^ jai.\i ^ î t ja^
milk besmeared with blood (ewe).
To
dissemble.
_^li3
found in date^jij ,jui -^ stones, in the nostrils of sheep. Ends of the upper-jaw. o(i<i^l
Worm
To ci'oak (raven). CjUjj Cs-ij' jij -^ To be spoilt in tanning a JiJ -5^ (hide). To be malevolent (intention). To be ulcered (woimd). He was angered with. U ilia He bore rancour to.
Spring of salt water. Boiling with anger. Jealous, s^ j,^ Red-beaked nightingale, o)^, j^ Young sparrow. Fretful, nervous, hot-tempered. jUj Wound bleeding abundantly, jvl; ^'j^
To
<>
tickle (a child).
To
a ijij
ajiJ
-S-
tease a.
needle).
o. (slanderer).
To prick
a. o.
with (a
To
excite dissension between.
cnJ
YYY
-tt-
SiiiToundiDgs of a house
To
Sprig of plants. boil with anger.
U;
v'-îij
Sli3
UJ
COuij Gdi
c-iJ
To sow discord between, To bL spurious (child). 'i^yij o jiJ To spoil (leather) in tanning. ^ ji;^
[ !
Dissension.
Illegitimate,
jiJ
To
boil fiercely (kettle).
^JOj
^)
yiJ
J-^jj J-Jj jA;
Boiling fiercely (pot). Flour diluted with water or milk.
ciju
:;-î;
bastard (child).
Spoilt in tanning (hide).
ixsj j,
j;
ixî
Tick found
I
in leather.
To
pufF, to blow jfJ J iSU upon a. 0. (wizard ). To enchant a. o.
o oij'
-fr
!
To speak
>*jîj
in
a thrilling tone, to hum.

j> .ijxj.
5
fi>
He
! , I
j,!k\J C
_Jo i;i c-i^j;
To
sputter, to expectorate.
(
eject
its
:
venom
To snake ). To emit
s cjIj
wound). To whisper a. th.

(blood
PufF, spittle.
remained silent without uttering a single word. He gulped, he sipped the ^J{Jk:,\ j ^^
beverage.
to.
Erotic verses.
Spittle.
A_JUI
To whisper to a. Whisper. Hum.
o.
û
^lijl
^^
Enchanter.
Issuing from a
'
Thrillug song. Sweet melody. Melody. Melodious oCj tt '^'^j

voice.
^
-
*^
lij
wound
blood
).
^,m
To
(hare).
spring up G._^j ClitUj OS) o tâ) To come forth (chicken).
--
Draught, gulp.
To
^ ^ tjj
,
J[ jl ]j
Ci;
To blow strongly (wind). To fill (a skin). To heave up

(the shift
:
f^ speak clearly to a. o. ^ He remained J'_jki J:> C

silent
j^j
jl
i;^; o
UJ 1^9
c-fei.:^
breast).
o.'s self,
r-^-.-'ij
without
uttering
single
To magnify
To start To show
Harsh
wind.
r---Jj
syllable.
to boast vainly.
(a hare).
(anger).
&
<^\
^ju
^
of <^Xy
r.ik-~^l
(voice).
To twitter (bird). To cheer up, to soothe (a To fondle, to blandish a. To rise towards. To draw
<>
î;
child), j
o.
Vesicle of musk.
Gush
**iu
near
to.
Rain-cloud.
Daughter.
The
^Cu
*>U;,
The
billow raised
CjUlil
^^1
last rib. Vessel full of perfumes.
towai'ds the clouds.
Proud, boastful. Patch under the sleeves of a
This moutain
rises to the sky.
tliUl
J-,Uj J-iJt l-L*
garment. Bow.
Stranger to a tribe Exaggerating in speech.
To
rrJ}M
!îJ
y.
?
straggle.
To
vie.
j-'Cj
XiUJ
z^'
GJjl
j
C>iJ
Twittering of bird.?. svptli Low and sweet voice, gentle âJJ C^ whisper. Rumour, report.
^
\
To
dilFuse
G-liij
CGJJj
vein).
a
).
^
To
, )
itself (perfume).
To blow (win
(
To sow (the earth). A To eat dry (flour; To

blow
Flies.
o.'s
UJ o
1^
spurt forth blood
nose.
lij,
To
strike a. o. slightly with
j I
I
(a sword).
Bolting-table.
JliJ
*!;
To shake (o.'s hair). To struggle with a. o. To protect a. o. To oppose, to resist a. To come back to.
A
j<
-nsU
p!Ai
o.
Abrupt side of a ,_i;,CU ^ jjiiJ -^ moantaio. Slope of a hill. Desert. Abyss between two mounoUijj
Air.
tains.
<>
^jl^
Jl^
'
Flake of snow
drizzle.
^jilij
YYA
-ft-
J*^
Broad
place. Scene of a riot.
jjc:'J^
Blast, gust of wind.
oUU
Gift.
iJ
*i-iJ
To To
pierce a. th.
I'iuJj iS>^J
JU
Aroma, strong odour.
through (arx'ow, spear).

jj ^j * \i\jjj s'jjo arrow). (the game To pass through (a crowd). 5 iijij
transpierce
:
He does notoj.^t '^
ouU
Jljj
cease bestowing favours.
To be
effective, to
be
TiUJj
l'j>L"
Design long brooded over. Letting flow her milk ( shecamel). Far-shooting (bow).
Beneficent, bountiful.
^JJ
:ji.
^_,2j
carried
out (order).
To be
a tho-
ûJ
roughfare (road). To carry out (business) skilfully. J, To reach a. 0. (letter). Jl. To transmit a. th. To a ii;' \j j5u carry out (an order). To transpierce with (an arrow). To join (a party). To defer a case to (a judge). Ji^ JLjv3
Execution. Penetration.
iuj'l
Meddlesome, intruder.
Lamb's
r-ûi
.^
*i
stomach, rennet. To blow ^j j ^_ ^Jjj 6J;

into a. th.
pet).
?J-iJ -S-
To
blow' (the
fire,
a trum
To
fill
a. 0. (food).
j^-i;
^ iU
lo be
*>-jj
'^-i'
'^j îjcj\j *j*-^
He has ordered
to execute
it. oJJcj y>'\
swollen with pride.
Penetrative thrust.
Execution. Efficacity.
^ Influence.
oU
C4J '"^jj^
i^j
j>uj
To be swollen, inflated. îi'lj To be advanced (day). To be

ambitious.
Blast
;
?^Jli
îi'l,
Penetrative. Effectual, clever in

business. Thoroughfai*e.
iji;
breath. Pride.
^
*^Jj
Holes of the body

as nose,
i,\ljy1 JS\Jj JiS'y

'
.i,_,
Breath. <> Flatulence. Swelling, inflation.
ûjj
jloju
mouth
etc.
j
There
ijfj
ji\j.
is
nobody
in
i^:^ ^li
Effective (order).
the house.
Window,
loop-hole.
^
^
jji^lj
"Water-bubble. Aii--bladder of a iC CJ
fish.
Carrying out his designs. Egress, passage. Loopbole.
iyuj iuJ
ilij:
Summit
head.
of the
for ^^\u )
^â
To be scared
^^
ijUj,j
(
ij^
_;i;
Blower of
fire.
^
î^
'
away, to break loose
beast).
\'J6
i
To disperse away (people). To shun a. o. To shy at. To go away from.

To hurry, to rush towards. To busy o.'s self J Vjîuj \j^j
with.
Big-bellied, plump.
^|
\j\ij,
Bellows. iÛ^j 5^>î> ^ sriLjj ;;.Ul ^ji ^ Ambitious, swell. (Sliij \jSj a jUJ Jl To be consmned, exhausted stores, wealth). To fail,
^
-S(
to cease.
5 \Ji
>s-t c/t
To overcome a. 0. To come back from
To
give the particulars of
jilj <
^jî Vj
jut
ijîj
(an account).
Mina (pilgrim) To be swollen (eye).

out.
-^
To
^
To be scared J2^ Ij Clî'j \'J6 away (gazelle). To declare a. o. winner jc i Ji\^ Jc

over.
To pro.secute a. 0. injustice. s jJlJ To spend away, to consume jiIJl (stores). To be exhausted (well). To spend a. th. a j.juiU\j j^'}\j To plead a suit before (a J\ ojUJ
judge).
To exact and
(a beast)
j;
receive the
jSaii
To scare
away.
J2S>\^ ^'\^
whole of
Litigator.
(a debt).
To draw
(milk).
ojlli
To
give a nickname to.
o^s J' J"
He remained
apart.
loJiU juS
YY\
To make (a gazelle) to bound. 5 Jc To dandle (a child). To twirl (aa arrow) upon /b jil
the nail for trying
it.
To contend
To help, to To contend
for nobi- s s^li^j IjCu,
^J
lity with. -^
To
dislike a.
0.,
to shun.
s
assist a. o.
jiSS
To
l-z-ap,
to frolic together
jjCj
(children).
To smite
Bounding antelope. a. 0. with

(the evil eye).
Jy^J
J^
-S-
CiJ o ,^'
^\j^ for glory. To contest together. ^To shun 0. a. To be discordant (things). To give o.'s self up to. J To convoke (a tribe) to war. jijiij.\
}<
before an umpire
Secession, separation.
To be tenacious of. o CJJ a ,jJu He envies the good of. y^. olJU It To judge a. 0. to o>^ ji; d iluJ ^T
be unworthy
of.
i-r-^
Party of warriors, of
fugitives.
jîjj o'Juj
Before
all, first.
Jij 7^0
'J^
S^
îe
Flight, secession.
%'J^
C-Cuj <^\i'j Ci C^ cr-J'J ^ be confined (woman). 1 be j_^^ ij C-iJ^ CliJ J i^\ji precious, to be in request. To console, to cheer a. o. s To dispel (grief) from. 'JTo sigh for, to J (Lu; j iJCJi
lo
Wicked man.
'^ '^j Jj
fj-J^
Party from 3 to ten jUJ'i ^ ^j Ji men. Aversion. -^ Private, soldier,

individual.
^.,|l
fi>
Three
of
per.-iOL3.
jl
Day j^jI jl jji:)t

the
jUil
j\
Jo
"dyij
_^T jl_^1
Mina
û

^>i
to
departure from
aspire to
a. th. a. 0. in
Mecca.
(the
j,
To To To
vie
with
Sentence of a judge. Award.
pursuit of).
please a. 0. inspire a. 0. with the desire of.
y ^jJo\
13,2^
Amulet against the

Flight. Aversion.
evil eye.
sîj
s^ ;^
To
breathe, to respire.
(day).
To
^1x3
).
jj^j jUj Rising in a body. ^.Q) jxiiji Shyness of (a beast). j5u Sentence of a judge ; costs of a ;3uJ
lawsuit.
become long
To
shine (dawn
To be cracked (bow). To sprinkle (water wave). He drew a deep sigh.

:
loiiaJ')
Dispute, quarrel. Gr. Assemb_û5 lage of unharmonious words in a

sentence.
To
desire a.
quari'el
tli.
aagei'ly.
J ^juj
Scared away
_>iJ ir ( '"
about a. th. Soul, vital principle.îib ^yj ^ ^; Blood. Evil eye. SpLi-it. Person, individual. Self of a man or thing. Intention, desire.
^
To
j\!^
(beast). -^ Jutting.
Winner.
Familiax'3, kindred.
Ju ^
sÔ
Pride. Scorn. Appetite.

suicide,
came with
tf-
all
his people.
Stomach. He committed
Pall, cover of the chalice.
jyU S
jJJj _^0
he
LJo J:
i'
i;
Liturgy. Consecrated bread.
killed himself.
^He felt qnalmi.sh. ^ He had a heaving

stomach. He came by himself.
'
c.'^
Shy (beast). Nenuphar,

water-lily.
Jî-LJ'j jjlj^j
of the
iliJ
cM
J^j
Jj^j JJj J-J
Jet d'eau, water-spout.

<_ii, j\ iliJ
'
s^y ^
jiij
'^ jû
i^'*
He came with three ^^1 vyj

persons.
i^
Signal of an attack. Brassbugle. Scared away.
jiSHJ
jjjcJ^
i
Overcome.
The
essence, the constituent yivt ^JJu of the affaij-.
To bound,
(gazelle).
to leap
CljiJj Ijii
jm
-ft-
YA^.
)
;
Cattle pas-
J^^j J^^'yj J-^
j^-f'j
The very thing the thing *'^t

itself.
^_piJ
taring by night without shepherd. "^ ^ Alniond-cake. *c4jj
^
fy-
have no appetite, jtSu, 0-^' J

?'
Proud, puffed up. Citrus

Swollen and
Djsiievelled,
soft.
spoil-
îCJ
ffinus rugosus, large citron.
He is haughty. ^ He is a disinterested
His blood flowed.
K1\ y
^
Jfi
man.j_,_iSl sJuic.
J-^^j j-^'^*" J.l^\ jjc^ ^jJci^

j-J^^
i
ilij
^
^C
bristled (hair).
He said to himself. The first person of

singular.
\'-\
the
Jtk*^^ u-^
Flat nose, snub-nose.
^1
-fi-
To
utter (a
^.
Î;1j,CaiJ
^jim
Breathing. Breath, gust, ^ûil
^jJu
word) quickly. He laughed loudly. He smacked the lips.

Diabetes of sheep.
Freedom
db-^l j â)\
<^'*k>.
of action.
<>
Long
discourse.
voice.
Draught.
Nargile.
Style, wit.
Sweet
,j~i^
^ûJ
tr'Ui/i
Agreeable beverage.
J^ v'l/^
Laugher. To be consumed (vietuals). To produce

(corn-crops)
;
CaL' o joju
its last
-S-
stalks
(vine).
He acts at his own will. -^ Do smoke a

Delay.
j jj!
^^^Ju
j yS
nargile.
^_î; (_i>ll^
its last
bunches
<li;
To fade away (colour). To shake off (leaves, fruit) a ÎJj from a tree. To shake off the dust
of (a garment).
Childbirth, deliveiy.
^ÛJ
^, V:J
Breath.
Evil-eyed.
Fourth arrow of the
^\j
game.
ts
To make a. To explore
o.
to shiver (fever),
fi>
ja'ju
Precious,
much
^\m
aIXu
j,
^j^
j^jcXi.\j jalljj
jJ6
sought.
(a country).
Whenever thou
jaijts ijC^J
c^^ \i[
j^^h
Numerous (goods). ^jcJ^j More precious, dearer.

cr-*^J
,j~iij
,j^
speakest by day-time, look about.
u-J^J
w^,
-x
To bring
forth (she-
J^
Confined (woman)
Selfish, sensual.
camel). To be prolific (female). '^/^ Cajlj o jom To recover from

(disease).
To
be consumed, exhausted
JaiJ
Egotism, ni-will. Breathing (animal), Passage of the breath.

Just born. Precious
(thing).
(stores).
To perish
o.
(flocks
i^y^ ^
^j'y^
To discard a. To be shaken
dusted
(vine).
(
from.
).
(tree).
clothes
To be To be verdant
jaSltî
To
fret, to
be restless.
cleanse
To send
To
scouts.
To
pick (cotton) ^ ^jj,CiiJ o J-'ju^ with the fingers. if- He was puffed up. <>3j J-m ^ To puff up a. 0. 5 jiM
To
o.'s self.
To pasture
J:SIjj , CiiJ a jLjjj
elicit a. th.
^
iûij jauJj
u^CiJj jai;
by themselves
grain).
during
the
night
Shaken
off
(cattle). <>-To swell in
water (wood,
s
(leaves, fruit).
'CiHj caused by fever. Circumscribed rain.
Shivering
ja\Juj *Jajuj
ZhH
To send
(cattle) to pasture
î;1
j. t'J
alone by night.
X^
iisX'
To
bristle
up
(cat).
To
J^\j
Party of scouts.
jajQo ^ ^h^j Shaking, shiver, trembling.

:
ruffle its
feathers
(bird). -^
To be
^î
swollen (wood).
Exhaustion of victuals
dearth.
j^CiJj j^liJ
Wool. Produce
Old furniture.
of the earth.
J^
J-Si
Jju
Useful, serviceable
YA
>
^^
f,jiij
^.u!
(man). Advaotage,
use.
Boy's garment. Mat for receiving leaves beaten
jaii
off.
ja\ij
utility. Profit, ;û.i
*iiii
He
Requisites of a house, as
(a well,
j\ji\
^tJ
-ft-
is without any garjuj p^ ment. Shivering fever. Faded (clothes).
(*
Û
I
washing-trough).
Penniless. Mad.
^jt^j
To be saleable (goods). CiCJ o jIj To be brisk (market). To be exhausted (stores), djc a Jijj To perish (cattle, people). GîJ o JJu To be excoriated (wound). To come out of jlJj C;J a jiJj o
,
,u^^
Ho was
Prolific
,J^^
jJ^j
u^Q
ijti ijii
seized with a shivering fever.
(woman). Leaves beaten off. Winnowing-basket, Fan.

Duster.
jayi
J^;^^'^
l^*^
rr
its
hole (mole).
fi,
^
rij ]j
To
a market for (goods).

find
jj;
Ashes-plate. Cloth for receiving leaves beaten off.
jA^
ChJJ
<^j^.
tr'l^
To
enter its hole
CSUJ, j *SOj jjIj
To To
be
Jai;7_,
Ck..;ij 03.4.J
'A
^^
).
(mole).
blistered (hand).
in
He played the hypocrite

religion.
â)l
j
jiji
boil (cookiag).
pot
To become angry ( man
To
i
To be impoverished by almsgiving.
speak confusedly.
To sell (goods) readily. To expend money

over.
fi>
.iaiLi,
'J
J'.]]
To To To To
sneeze (goat).
bli.^ter
OajJ
:
scatter (urine) about (goat^

(
the hands
work),
iJj
froth forth (pot).

-t)-
JasCj
To
present itself to a. o
J* Jii'
Tar.
(opportunity).
To drive out (a mole). To go into or out of its

(mole).
Naphtha, petroleum. Jai; j Jaij Lucifer-matches. JaU Small-pox. Pustule, blister, daijj Sliij
burro\\
Prone to angei
Blistered (hand). Goat
Burrow of a mole
ground.
Hypoci-isy.
under-
juj'i
^ jU
JUl,
Machine
for
throwing
Saciilege.
:c^\J-j
ip
naphtha. Naphtha-well. Lamp.

Blister.
No expenses
evil.
for doing
ju;^
juJi^
Covered with
^^\ :cL.J
Expenses, expenditure.
juij ouU ^
(
XSij
ulcers.
Vesicatory.
Saleable (goods). Brisk

Vesicle of musk.
market). jÔ
*2iO
To
profit, to
be useful
a di;
^
^
-Ji-
to a. 0.
Burrow of a mole, jiiy ^ i2sVJj,*ij More saleable. jijl Waist-band of trousers tuck. jjCJ
;
To be
beneficial, to serve as
to.
;>*>
an antidote
Spendthrift.
jUi^
JiOv/
Hypocrite.
To be profitable to. To profit by. To enjoy. To seek the advantage

be useful to.
Usefulness, profit,
a ^'
^^j
of,
^j
fJc:'j[
to s
;-i'^'- [
To swear,
oath.
to take
an
>uJ o
jU
-{^r
*i-jJj f.(ijj
To present a. o. with (a gift). s To divide spoils amongst (soldiers). To give booty to. 'jilW s jijlj jIjj To give an oath to. s jlj
means
^
^{j
of success.
Leather-band sewn on a travelling-bag.

Useful, beneficial.
^.j
r".- 7!
j;^;';
j,
YAT
jû Gr. Negative (particle), 'j^ Rubbish. Froth cast forth by a falling on a waterpot. Drops drawer. Rubbish scattered by the feet of horses. Followers of an army.
Cast off.Expelled, exiled. '^^j '^) Gr. i'jegative ( verb, sentence ). 'jC^
Inconsistency, incouapatibilily of
i;\iUjj"îJU.^
To defend, to protect a. 0. oMa ê- jIj To make supererogatory jirJij JjcJ

prayers, works.
To defraud
of booty.
a. 0. of his
share
k.
jli^
To escape from. To be
delivered from.
freed, ^^
ji~;i_
To ask
a. th.
from.
^;.
two things.
jtKJi
(5-2;
i
Exile, place of exile.
î/J
-ft-
To
fy-
ci-oak (frog).
(h-^n).
To
Supererogatory work. jiJ Booty. Gift, gratuity. ^}(ii,J Juji ^ jiJ Trifolium melitotus Indica, odoriferous
ti'efoil.
cluck
^
To mew
(cat).
To grumble.
Mumbling, complaint.
oJ
jj
Supererogatory work or prayer. Booty .Voluntary
Jjl^J
gift.
iijU
GrandjiJ
Frog. > Grumbler. y&j ^ J^^' To croak incessantly (frog). jîJ
The
son. 4th, 5th
and 6th nights of a

(Ji^
To
tf-
cluck (hen, ostrich).

eating.
-^
To grumjiiJ
^5r''-
lunar month.
ble, to
scold incessantly.
He protracts
^'H\ i
9,
To be cowardly. To be wearied (mind).

To jade (a beast). He has given him
Faint-hearted.
QU
^^
,
a *m -fta *m
*jo
i)
Ostrich.
^ \m
xzuj,
s *m\j
little of.
Sausagos. Stuffed
tripes.
J^-Vi*/
^j
j; UJ
<uJ1
>^j
,
*ij
^ 4^
A CiJ o k^2J -)^ To pierce (a wall). To bore a. th. To tap (the navel). To patch (boots). To make (a vest). ^ To clear, to dig up ( a ground ). To couch (the cataract). To go through (a j âJb v^-J ~
country).
Jaded (beast).
4^l}'j
i
,
To
Juj CL j_jiij \^ o Uj expel, to drive away, to remove a.

A_j
2f
-Jt-
o.
or a. th. from. To banish, to exile
a. o.
aSh
^
(
fin
\ju
To
deny, to disacknowledge, to
refuse a. th.
To sweep away
:
rub-
To ascertain, to spread (news), ^l yju 5 To befall a. 0. (misfortune). He was the chief of i;u;^ y^2!l le
his tribe.
bish
torrent).
To
raise (the dust
OCiJj Ci)
wind).
To pour
out (coins) for trying
To be worn out in the ( boots ). To have the

(camel).
soles CiJ a
feet
._^2;
them (banker). To be exiled, driven

away.
ijJij,CiJ
Ju
llJ
worn out
To
repel, to
remove
a. 0.
To be
tribe.
elected chief of a oUi, o <Jui
To
To scrutiE".se (an affair). ,^~tj Îj To meet a. o. unexpectedly. Cd; S ^J I came to water, CUJ, 'Cj' 'c'^jj
unexpectedly.
be inconsistent with, repug- fii nant to. To preclude a. th. else. This is inconsistent i!li JC/ lju
with that.
To be incompatible,
(things).
inconsistent
Û3
To beco lie the chief of a tribe. To have its feet worn out (camel). To veil her face (woman), ^siij
Perforation. -^ Digging of a land.
,
^
,
Expulsion. Disacknowledgement.
Gram. Negation.
Negative particle. Rubbish, SjOJj SitiJJ ejCuj
refuse.
"CiJj
"iKJuj
^
'Cu
^1 j^
sijjj SliJ
Hole
in a wall,
:
breach Mountain-path.
i^^^j <-j(2j1 ^ tunnel. Ulcer in the side

<-j^-' v'^"'
Mat
of
palm -leaves.
oCU ^
jt -r-^.
Foliage, fallen leaves.
oCJJ
YAr
Hole,
-fy-
jij
To pay
a. th. ia J_,
ib
i iSui7j \aij a2;
ready money. To crack (a nut) with the fingers. To peck (a grain bird).
:
Land nowly broken.
iiJ
Way
of veiling the face.
Hole, breach. Scurf of the
To pick out (coins). a j^7'j\j j^,j To criticise (a writing). a j^)\j j5j To be broken, rotten (tooth). laiJ a Xu To be abraded (hoof). To a.sk a severe account from, s ^0 To become leafy (tree). _djl To grow up (boy). aiijl^ To receive cash, ready (money). A To pick out the faults of. ip
Cash, ready money. Dowry, weddingpresent for a bride Standard money. < Good money.
<
J.A1
scab. Rust. Face. Colour. Vest
^ ^ t^
worn
i_iUJv!
"Csi
by women.
The
ears.
veil.
Learned ^ ,_,u; man. Road in a hard ground. Boring a wall. Ulcer in :cû ^ î;
ttie .side.
Woman's
Miner.
Flute.
ûJ
Tongue
of a balan- 'QJ ^ ^.SJ ce. Chief of a tribe; intendant. head-
man. Having the windpipe perforated (dog).
Chief of the nobles.
vii;^lvi ^,^)
Soul, mind. Nature,
_JU;
7^
Little fleshy.
Stunted, puny (boy).

Inferior breed of
SCs;,j iU),
^ Xu
temper, advice. Mouth-piece. Lancet.
xUiij d
<l2ij ^.?'
s^su;:
sheep.
Narrow-pass,
Sijj Jilj Sij
defile,
^ wa>j
^
t;2i>r
Anthemis, kind of plant
Nari-ow-pass. Attain-
^C>
A
fci'
Caraway.
Hedge-hog.
Tortoise.
censor.
Bill of a bird.
j^\:ji
ment, merit,
virtue.
j^% j-jl
o\J^>\j
'
To
extract (marrow)
Assayer of money. Fault-finding,
- from a bone. i& To extract

(marrow).
cJj
-Ji-
a cÂj
<i-C
cX ^
Nut-cracker. To rescue 5 Jx\j a. o. from. To save a. o. fi-om.
jje./
iljj
,
^ i^:^ ^ S^si^
i2J
-^
lli'
,..;.
isilJ-b -î'
IXfU
To entangle (a speech). a cX To dig up (the grîund). A iiijij To bark a. th. a ril;^ ,Gti; a -r^ - To pare off the knots of a palmtrunk). To strip otF the ornaments
(
To
escape, to be safe.
of (a sword).
Rescue, deliverance. Safety to thee

Delivered, rescued.
To trim
(verses). To read over (a book) carefully. To quarrel with.

"j.
itmSj
r^
îj
He possesses nothing,
Horse taken as booty.
Breast-plate.
To
fillip,
to
snap the
fin-
|^' o
Ju
away (fat of a shecamel). To be corrected. To extract ( marrow). White summer-cloud.

melt
<>
To
9^
A
?m5I^
gers.
To smack
the tongue against
Stain on a garment.
strike a.
o.
the palate.
To
on
Aj
j'
To call a. o. apai't. o>Uj ' To strike, to revile a. 0. i To engrave stone, wood ). To A play (the lute). To beat (the drum). To hit (the butt arrow). To hollow out (a stone). j
(
:
the skull.
Fresh, clear water.

Pith, cream, choice part
To look
He glared
at.
J,\j
A \i^j
\'xii
02;
-ft-
stealthily at.
ji^
j^li,
VAi
Ci
Z
j_jjU)I
He
lias left
U^'l
VI.
SjV*^ i)>
it.
To
sound, to blow the
Jil
uothing without -writing Hitting the target

Carrow).
bugle.
Misfortune. Conclusive
evidence.
The (hen) pierced the^jiJl xJhl2\ egg for letting out its chicken. To * _^ b j^~J o^j * j^j o^ J^
scrutinise, to
bird).
Pecking
tiniser.
if
Engraver. Scru-
j To
To
He
fathom a. th. peck (a grain bird).

:
âJj
Wood-pecker. Large drum.

Palrn-ti'ijDk
a Jju be seized with staggers (sheep).

i^sj
get out of temper.

called
To
him out by
his
._:,'L
5 jio
hollowed into
name.
a trough or steps Upper Nile.

if-
Boat on the
To
level (a place) for
making
5
its
nest (bird).
Trough
for cement.
ol^,
Xja'S
?r
~ To
quarrel with.
a. 0.
To
Hollow
in the ground, in a
IÛ j s^C^ j\j
thwart
stone. Origin, stock.
Noble-born.
To abstain from. To di-^pute, to quarrel

together.
Small drum. Cvmbal. Bird's bill. Pick for

hollowing mill-stones. Pick-axe. < Chisel.
To hollow
tori'ent).
out (the earth
_^CJ ^
-r
Ji:^
To hollow
(the earth) with

:
Wooden
cup.
-n;Cv
S^,i
cniJI
J^
jiii
-fr
(the hoofs
horse).
Narrow-mouthed
Hollow-eyed.
well, tank.
Wj^j
To To
call, to invite a. 0.
apart
(
v_JJ S
ifc
choose.
To
:
write
a. th.
Gout, podagra. Experienced and clever

(physician).
^_^,
^j-ij>^3
Hollow. Excavation.
Fillip,
un.
~
-ft-
To
leap, to
CljSj
ljl2;,j IjsJ
bound
(gazelle). <>
o j To shudder from
i
fear (man).
To dandle
(a child).
<>
gazelle) to leap.
To make (a 5 ^jl; To cause a shudji,

\
snap smack. He has not given him the '-iji, ijul C least reward. Loss of property. Angered. I'jî j, j Little spot on a date,ruJj o'Jd* Ju,
stone.
der to. To drink continually pure water,
Thpy are worthless, meau..^ J

Dispute, quarrel.
j'^Xj
i^llj
'S*',
~o'Ju
To acquire ill-conditioned To be struck by murrain

(beast).
cattle.
Pit of the nape, of the jUJ^j

1^
Ji ^
j23
To
of.
give to a.
0.
the refuse
stomach. Small hollow in the earth. Socket of the eye. Bird's nest. < Dimple. Molten gold or silver Jiu ^ o'J^
ingot.
Ill-conditioned sheep.
Pure, sweet water.
Nickname, byname.
Leap, bound. < Shudder. Murrain; staggers of sheep. Sharp pain J>-^ "^ Paltry gift. j;U J'ij j3U -Xhi Feet of a horse. 7j\ji\ jSiy
Defamation. Slanderous women.

I
^s'Ju
\S'J^^
OUJ
sent
them a
special
^'Ju
j^'js-'i
invitation.
He hurries
sheep. Bugle.
in prayer. ^'^\ ^Xi/ Disease of the feet amongst
To
strike, to
a ^53 'Ij
iliJ o ^^2J
--
jjjiy
^ jû
s'-ui
ring (a sheet of iron).
Beak full.
J
(
YAo)
To To
ring (sheet of iron).
I'evile,
To
lessen the right
of.
To wrong
a. o.
to
^Tuj
^^-Ai
To speak ill of. i iâirilj ^*'^> To diminish a. th. gradually. ^s':3 To dwindle away. ^V^j To diminish, to decrease. cr'-^V To a.qk for an abatement
fi>
scoff at.
To To
Ink.
fill
(an inkstand).
revile o. a.
Scab.
û: b
:
ur-**
of (price).
Iron-sheet struck
*.i2i/>j
Loss, decrease.
jVo2Jj ,j2J
with a clapper
Irony, scoffing.
gonj
Bell.
Waste.
Want
(of
He wants
Q Sack.
.so
judgment, of much.
piety).
^sJ
To
\jS'Sj[^
A j:^j,jjysj ^j (zJu o jiju -avariegate a. th., to paint a. th. To

chisel, to
Defect, vice. Detraction.
^Si^ ^ Xaas
^yuu
engrave
a. th.
To ^ ^'v
*.i3G'
strike date-clusters with
j^
Imperfect. Defective
(coin).
<
Gr. Defective (verb). Tender, public auction.

pull
ifc
them. To clear a cattle-enclosui'e f 'om thorns. To

thoi'ns for ripening
To
down (a house ). To break
Gai;
jaU
).
-H-
To
pluck (the hair). extract {,., thorn)
^.
a
s
i
a compact
:
To
un-
bj36
reverse (a sentence
twist (a rope).
(
judge).
a. th.
To
i
To undo
to.
To crack joint ). To be contradictory

His second
UaiJ
from (the foot). To be at variance with. He exacted from <.? j\ uL.yJ\
him the particulars

count.
of
the
A ^Û
OjVl iJ>s j,&)l ;)> j^\j utterance contradicted the first.

(eagle).
ja2j\
(
He harassed, he pressed
his debtor.
^^.^^^
't^/t
jiii'l
To squeak To crack
tract
(
To
strike the earth with the
the fingers).
).
To
ex-
fi>
foot for beating out
truffles
To overburden
To have To He
a. th.
a thorn (camel). '^ engraved
beast).
on a signet-ring.
the lips for calling.
for urging (a beast).
To smack
(goats)
;
extract, to pull out a. th.

collected the
whole
or a.
of
To crumble down loudly (house), jal: To crack bone ). To drip blood ). To be unwoven (rope). To burst (the earth truffles). .. To be contradictory, repugnant ^Ci
(
his debt from.
To choose
a. th.
o.
Variegated work, engra J-j2J ^ j^ ving. Picture. Trace. Piece of gum. Embroidery.
Pietui-e (art). Sculpture.
(words).
To be cracked (building), j^jc:j\j To be untwisted (rope). To be unsound (wound, affair) t/"-'l To be broken (compact). To rebel against. To be cracked (wall).
Destruction. Refutation of an
jâj
Painter. Sculpter. Chiseler,
engraver. Pain- ^5CL 5- j~^t J J-^^ !r u~l3l,^ ter's brush ; pencil. Chisel. Tweezers for extracting thorns. Wound in the head J jjC^j <â:^ <>t^
1
from which a
tracted.
.splinter
is to
be ex-
argument. Suppression of the seventh letter in the metre otltl_>

(prosodi/).
To
To
de-
Ca\iljj ^lâjj CaSJ o
^2J
-{^
crease, to fall .short.

zh.
To
Disjoined, disordered.
l>"i
diminish,
fi>
î-J,\j
Emaciated by walk
(beast).
to waste a. th.
abate.
]j
Ûj -
YAA
To stagnate
(water).
To qnench To become
(the thirst).
altered and
Crust of earth J^^j J^Viil ?: J^, broken by truffles. Uut-îstei part of a fabric. j^j Crack in a building. jsr^j javsjl ^ jaiJ
yellow (water).
<
To qnench the thirst of a Tc tiiip a. o. on the nose. C5o To prepare mischief for. To be altered (colour). To collect in (a tank i3 jtZ.^:.^ I water). To bathe in (a pool).
:
Beam, joist. Unwoven part of a
j^
fabric
;
zhiu
*-iu5
uniâvelled threads of a rope.
Voice, soimd, crackling. Crac-
jaJv
king of the joints.

Contradictory. Contradictor.^^jjSJ
The two extreme
parts.
ja-5T [Vjb
Dust
rais.-^d by the f^^j fUJ ^ wind, by a beast. Swampy ground. 'Uijj.^Jb 9^^, -r
Two
incon.sistent things.
jNlouutain-road.
Poem
jaSjij
Swamp. He is inured
ship.
to hard-
^:L
contradictory to another. ^\ ^ To dot (a letter). * iJjj CkzJ < To drip liquid). <_i*3-lJ iJl
,
o iaM
JaSJ
To
:UUJ
^jO
spot, to speck (a garment),
Jai;
Dilution.
Deadly (venom). Fresh (blood). QuenchiDg (water). Arrogant, haughty. Fresh and wholesome water. ^T_j
Dilution.
if Di-ied apricot.
^ To ^ To
throw
(coins) at.
<^J
^ ~
s ijj
collect coins for (a
fi)j
bride).
^VaJ
<f.j,
To
drip (a liquid).
To have spots of pa.sturage (land).j3i:j To break (news). To eat (bread) ^

little
9pî
oil
<f.Ju
fjij
by
little.
p,^
ji-j
,,2t
Diacritical point.
JaCUj
Jai5
xLij
Credulous man.
Infusion,
mash.
Geometrical point. Spot, speckle. Full stop. 4- A drop (of water,

of blood).
"Well hulding
much water, x^] ^ Animal slaughtered for a ^(sj ^ j;^

guest.
They agreed on
points.
all
T^'j
tjiisil
More thirst-quenching.
Vessel for diluting
^^
,;5ll/:
i^j
îL.
Separate tracts of pasturage.

<
>^&i))
IjCXj Ism
a medicine.
Swamp.
Sea. Thirst-
f,}\sJ
quenching. Place of capital punishment, ^jjl

blo.-k.
^ ^
"^
;.i;>J
Falling-sickness, epilepsy.
xLiiil
Mi
Apoplexy. Slave of a slave. Dotting the Coran.
^^j ^^
iaKu
Wedding-present collected
a bride.
for hjti
<f-
Poison made into a confection.
,alyi
To
for
raise the voice.
Dilution,
Bowl
Pure milk. Stone-cup. mashing dates liiifj
shout.
To
To liiJ a /iJ -^ increase (mortality).

To be
,2i
To quench
thirst with.
^ v
^ ""
in milk.
Pool of stagnating water.
^S-;.
informed of (news). To break out into (high
Washing-tank. To break (the skull).
*
(
QiJ o >J^ -^
its
To
(
split (an egg).
To break
egg
chicken).
To
strain
To
dilate a. th.
To bark
a beverage ). pome( a
.J,
words) against. To slaughter (a J ? ^\j ^\j camel ) for (guests). To macerate (a medicine) ^ * ^Îj
in (water).
granate).
To examine
a. th.
To To
protract (shouts).
y_i
fi) ij
be raised (voice).
/3^0
'A
c
YAY
To
locynth)
j:;j
by turns. To emigrate from (a Ji,

^
To du
a. th.
cut opi?n (a co-
;b
'A
J ^JSJyj
9 ZUj iJUi
country) to.
^
jil ;;
To
(illip a. 0.
He
died.
To break
of a.
o.
the
f^kull
CiUJj iiSU^
taiSU
Translation, transfer. ( un. Narration.
To
fill
(a valley) with
eggs
o. for
;1
"Worn
out,
Jiij
JCijl
jijj
jij -
(locusts).
patched (shoos). Dessert ; oV^j JUJij

preserves, dried
fruit
To
Jji;
-^
give
a bone) to a.
its
o. a.
J^j J"
with
extracting
marrow.
with the sword.
CgCj
wJUiJI,
served
wine.
To strike To draw,
its
to extract a. th.
Reply, answer. Stones of a rained jiJ house.
Chicken coming forth from wiij

egg.
îiJ
Rocky ground
(
).
Prone to reply
(.spear-
jsl
(man). Short and broad

head).
Jui
jiJ
iXu
Detraction.
^ ^
xlij
Depressed tract on the summit xii' of a mountain. Prudent (man). oCb, In the same way. a>. ij ju;, j Prudent, wary ; inquisitive oCu
(man).
Emigration. Spinster unasked in marriage.
Ji2ilj
ji;
ixu
Worm-eaten (tree-stem), îij ^ îj: Bird's bea'c. Cowry used as a oU:*

polisher.
Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin.
A'jj2\ Jto't lut
Pale,
wan
(complexion). Rotten oji:^
Traditional.
( opp. to J^;^' )
J^;^^ Ûj
(tree-stock).
To
convey, to
jljj
!>li;
o J-: -
n Freight.
transmit, to transfer
a. th.
To
trans-
Narrator. < Pregnant (woman).
plant (a tree). To transcribe (a book).
To
iiivj
relate, to quote a. th.
^ a jaJ
jj;
Jj"'b jiJj
Change
of fortune
from.
ratory tribe.
Nomad, stranger. Torrent (i. f.) j^ coming from a land rained upon. Swift-running horse. j^ /'^ ^'^ Stranger (woman). XLS; Patch on shoes. jiCsJ ^ *L5T
To remove o.'s lodgings. To scamper off.

(clothes)
:
To mend
to
^^
Syrian dates. Swift-running

horse.
'>Ldl
jsCJj jii^j JuJ ^^S
Mountain-path.
out sole, shoe.
Worn
<>
patch (shoes). To shatter (a bone blow). A jlj -^ To have a. th. carried. To remove. To bring dessert to (a guest). a <> To give weapons to. xkU,VI 5 To walk warily. Jja'l_j S^,J VîJ^ J3\j
:
jSC* ^ jilS
in
Copper-brazier.
iiiU
Shattering the bone (wound the head).
Means
of transport.
J?ll>
*i2i/i
Locomotion.
>
to
Kind of draughts.
iij^
A day's
journey.
To gallop (horse). To relate (events) o. to a. a To hand (cups drinkers). A^Cxi To be carried, copied J^S'lj jliJ to come down by ti'adition. To be transported. To be served jhj as dessert. To shift. To amuse o.'s
fi>
:
Chattels, moveable
(goods) [opp.
Cit jcîllj
,
cj^^^' ^ real property).
S^
^
a. o.
self.
What
rally
CIa^ J \.*jjj Uii a

o.'s self of, to
j^j
j^
is gene^'1^' J^ J^-î ^ brought with the wine.
To avenge
punish
To
relate (news) to o. a.
jjCj
.5CJ
Thin-fingered.
'Syj J,
YAA
rl
)
itj
Jj Road, path. To urge (a debtor). it feJ o"tilj ^ To take off the scab of * v&J a VSCJ -W(a wound).
To reprove a. o. for. To distress, to harass a. To take revenge upon.
^^
o.
j,\j -^
j^^\ ^
To kill or wound a. o. To pay to a. o. his due. He recovered his due from.^;.

Paying
readily.
<^j i
il^:
ii;
slfej
\feti'l^
sl^j
"^
Middle of a road. ^j; Revenge, oUJJj ^?u j2i ^ 4i2jj *ii', penal punishment. Heaven-inflicted blow. To be <2iilj \yk> a <uJj v^^ a *2J -^ in the way of recovery from.
To render
a. o. CSCJj CfeJ o
^-^
unhappy (circumstances). To blow obliquely (wind).
C^^
A
To
defend, to
a. o.
ic
V^î %}^, ~
bow)
CfeiJ
Ulîij SaVaJj {etjSJj Vîi a A *i:.juTo catch (the meaning) of. To cure a. o. from (a disease). s <ii\ To make a. o. to understand A s
l_j ,
*JJ
protect
(a discourse).
To
incline (a vessel, a
Listen to
me Lend me
! !
iii;jL
**sj1
for
emptying
its contents.
:
To
bruise,
to hurt (the foot
stone).
uj jl
,
thy ear To be soothed
consoled by.
o.
)
To throw
a. th.
,
away.
^ *2i\
s iI.L:|^
To
question a.
^
To To
\-Jsvj \J>Ji a .^'Jj Q.jJ^-'j \-^^ deviate from (a road). feel
a pain
in the
CSCJ a ^%^J
Recovery. { un. X^ Recovering. Catching the meaning of a

speech.
j^j
*5J
<wJ
^
^Sjj
41;
-J^
shoulder.
To be overtaken by a misfortune, ^j^^ To put aside, to remove a. o. A v-^^ To put a. o. out of (the ^^ *j j A 5
way).
To
ex-
îlj CJJ
,
î 1^
,
o Uj
tract
marrow from
(a bone).
lo be
*jVi)j SJlilj S*(2jj ej\ijj i\2j
^J
pure, unmixed, spotless.

to avoid
a. o.
To shun,
To a
s.Jsij.i
To
cleanse a. th.
deviate from.
a. th.
To cull A ^'Ij To weed (a field). To prune

of fecula (wheat).
To
cari'y (a
bow) upon
w6*3'Ij
(a vine).
the shoulders.
Misfortune, disaster.
Inclination.
To be
full
To
iJl
v^^
*lfe^j
t ^r^
be fat (camel)
Pain in the shoulder ^jsU

,_SL]
To
select, to sort a. th.
a JÂj
^yXJ
amongst camels.
bandy
hillock.
^^J '^ -'
'
^r
o^^j o\^
^^--J
i^
^
\ju
Wounded
(beast).
at the foot
Misfortune, disgrace.
Heap
of grain not
mea
w.i=w
Bone of the arm. ui1 rr Bone full of marrow. Marrow of a bone. Fat of
the eye.
Purity, cleanliness.
y^J
'Vs'l
ij,
sured.
Circuit of a hoof.
sjIlSjj
^
'CiJ
Feeling a pain in the shoulder ^_5C1;* 1 (beast). Without bow (man). Having one shoulder higher han the other. Deviating from jiJi U^sc^ j ^.JaSS
Mar-
UJj
Cii
ojCiij
Majj
Ij liJ
^ *i^
S^'
row, pith of
a. th.
sCsJj
The choice
part.
SjUjj
Refuse, siftings
i V2jj
IjVSjj ;(2Jj sCu
truth.
Side wind.
,,Jsd
^ ^
'CSCJ
North-east wind. Shoulder of men and

vated land.
>C&*j
s-i'CvJ
sîsc^
of wheat. Choice part. Pi. Alkaline- i/jVsJ ^ plants used for washing. Pure, clean, pious. -Lz \j 'V's,
SjUJ
beasts. Side. Helper, protector. Ele-
Word.
Steadily.
cis;
^
'
J^
YA\
To overcome a. o. (sleep). a> ^\^l -rSij ^ To run away (beaten beast). ,^; To marry a. o. to. s i To ally by marriage. c^Cj
Secondai'y feathers of a
vulture.
ûjl
^^
Marriage-contract ; for- ^.SClj rtJo mula of marriage. Marriage. Marriage-contract. ^\isO, Conjugal Intercourse. Polygamist. :ciSCJj îCJ Married (woman). ^4'i)j riTu
^
Women,
wives.
-rStS
Star in Peyanis. wyi\ ^SHj^ Star in Orio. *0>?'" v^^ Such a one o>Vj .jfJj^ '^ Jt always shuns me. Experiencing misfortunes. Hurt at the foot. Oblique road. To leap, to bound in (i:&J o cS^ ^ running (horse). To leave (a mark) upon (the u A
^^^
To withhold a. o. ^ \a5CJ o -^^J ^ To deny a. th. To give little to 5 a. 0. To trouble a. o. with requests. To ask much and receive little, aô To be troubled with requests. To ba hard (life). To lead iliSCJ a a%J a painful life. To hold little water
;
ground).
To throw a. To empty ( a
bow).
o.
head down.
bone, a pipe, a
He uttered witticisms. y.yS' j ciCJ ^ To criticise, to harass a. o. U o5^ To be thrown down headci^l
long.
(well).
To render (life) painful and * o^J hard. To waste away (wealth). To trouble, to intrude 5 arOj
upon
a. o.
Witticism
sion.
witty alludifFe-
;:Jgo
TiWi
<
Quaint, odd man.
Speck, spot of
left
o^,j cXj ^
Mark
rent colours. Spot in a mirror.

j.W:î
To be vexed, troubled. To treat o. a. harshly,

turb
0. a.
;
to dis-
j^Lj
Harshness
meness.
trouble.so-
a-iCijj
aSO
by a stick or a finger upon the ground. Epigrammatist, mocker. -^ Cen- olfeJ sor, troublesome. Dates beginning to ziiuU X^j
ripen.
Un-
a^C:.^j
iVfciJl
ujCJj
-^Tj jJO
jSCjMj
serviceable.
Harsh, trou- uJCj ^ MaSo blesome, teasing.

Paltry,
To break (a compact). To untwist To break

raise).
fn lifeJ
i o ciCJ S(a lope). To split
the end of (a tooth-pick).
>^^j
JsCj^j jSCj
j^
afij
a mutual (pro-
fit
^\J;
cS^)\
trifling (gift).
Bereft of her children
j^sCJ
To be broken
pick).
(compact).
To
(woman). Yielding
camel).
little
milk (she-
be undone (rope).
To be
split (tooth-
Yielding
little
or
much
jjstj
'lofej
To turn from
to (another).
(an affair)
Jl.
^;
milk (she-camel). Troubled with requests. Asi^^CU king much and receiving little. Receiving little. 4- Un'JiiJI i^^jj:
lucky, accursed.
Untwisted threads.
^\isS'\
;
cSij,
dlfeiJ
Unwoven part
of a rope
splint of a tooth-pick.
Rogue, rascal.
ofVi
J3
Cares, troubles.
1
Soul, mind. Difficult
To
'î^J 0>5Oj l^SOj \ysJ be ignorant of; unacquainted with. To disown

to deny.
a. o.
^^ i&J ^ 4i5^J affair. Utmost endeavour. Breach of promise. Nature. Strength of soul.
a. o.
To disavow,
disapprove
To
fi>j
or a. th.
Unwoven (rope). c/Vfej' b o^/^ Jj^ To marry (woman). li-VfeO, o i fnSCJ To marry (a woman). îSCiiJlb
-ftjf
cT^*
To To
prick
sting
a. th. a. o. (serpent). -^
Y\-
)
difficult SjlfeJ
A
To
jSCJ
s
To be hard,
(affair).
o _^3
elbow (a sleeper).
To be exhausted (well), To sink into the earth

(water).
l^^^ a jS^j
lj^5 o
_^
To change the appearance fi>j s Js^^ To disguise, to alter a. o. or of. a. th. ( Gram ). To render ( a noun
indeterminate.
To exhaust
bone.
(a well).
j6su'\
To struggle against
a. o.
To
fi>j
^Tu
\
Refuse. IVIan-ow remaining in theJCj
dispute with, to contradict a. o.
To
Jsj ^ jj^j jT'^ t
,
deny, to disown a.
o.
_^
Exhausted
well.
^^
or a. th.
To
disapprove, to find fault

a. 0. in.
u-
Goad, sting. Sjjîj -^ Small-headed Cj\j^j J<f^^ -x JV^J and venomous snake.
with
To change
for the worse.
To
J^*^
J _^Cj
assume an unknown appearance. To

disguise o.*s
self.
To
reverse,
fij s
.jM^J ^-^^ o
,
,j-feu -^
to invert a.
th.
To throw
the a flag
).
upside
down. To make way. To lower
a. th. in
(
wrong
To To
a dislike for. feign ignorance. To behave

feel
To lower
together like strangers or foes.
(the head) carelessly.
To disacknowledge
*_îlljjri^
of.
To cause a
(food).
I'elapse to a. o.
^ a-S^
a. th., to
be ignorant
o.
To ask
person).
(o.'s
of a.
of.
what he
is
2>
_îll.
To relapse (sick To be inferior to

companions).
ignorant
tf-
^ CJCJ a ^r-^^
To be inverted, overthrown. ^^-iili ^ To lower the head carelessly. To fall headlong. To have a ,j-fe*.?jt
relapse (sick person).
To disapprove, to abhor a. th. A Acuteness of '\'^î SjVfeJj jSCJj mind. Art, deceit. What a cunny man i^^ aX
Difficult affair.
^^
I
jClj
'\[^j
J^J J^
Relapse.
u-^^h
a broken
;
w^j ^'
CMjj
i)
Shrewd, jifeaj'1 ^ (m.

shai'p.
/".)
J^^ Js6i j&J

jSCLj
May
CJCTj i) CJo j\ misfortunes befall him

head.
CJu
Unknown.
JNIishap, misfortune.
j^
e^^
'I^SC
jl&O'lj jjSoj
Arrow with
Born the
(child).
îfc^jl
cr-^l
Negation. Refusal.
Difficult business.
Weak
cipher (man).
c-^fe/'j
Disavowal, denial. Disapprobation.
feet foremost
j\isi *JA
The two Angels

bent by age.
of death,
y^j
-n?Cj
Old
man
i^J^
Indeteriiiinate noun.
cî^ t
o'.^
Lowering the head.

Spu'itles.9 horse.
^fiy ^ ur-f^ a-%^
Disguise, change for the woi'se.

Incognito.
jsl^
He read the book by C,&d?

the end.
v^^' ^j3
Ungrateful, unthankful.
J;*?JI
-r
^^
Unknown.
_^î
cX^^
Relapsing (sick man). .j.^scJ-j wi^'^ To empty, ^ jSiii\^j ,QMu i ajXj -

to clean out (a well).
Denied. Disapproved by God (action). Cunny, perspica- jjJ'U^j o/J^'' 5- ~ extraordinary cious. Unheard of,
(event).
J^
Inexhaustible sea.
To
a.
destroy
th.
JiS^ V _^.j To examine * Ji^ minutely. < To dig up (the

a. th.
C
Abominable, hateful actions.
ground).
Part of a plant that jiJCiJ cannot be plucked out.
*_iU
Gram. Indeterminate Unknown (road). To strike, to urge

;
(noun).
IjSo
cA'J^' _îi
j^^CL
-W-
jîSj
j
_^'
to
goad (a beast).
i.Ji^j
^\
To be free fi'om. CifeJ a ^jifeij To tease, to despite a. u. y ^ru -^ To oxcliauge words with a. o.;>5*5CJI To remove, to frre a. o. 5 ^SCJl
from
a. th.
To
finish, to
pei^form
a.
th.^^ j
a jXJ
jh4j
ijiî
^ Diggei-.
Scrutiniser.
Hoe, rak
^
To To
To discuss, to dispute together. ^\3 To decline, to full away. wi6Ji. To be proud, haughty. wifedLlf To find (the ti'ace) of. 2 To scorn, to refuse a. th. To
.
To He turned back
Ji^\j^ ^ uvfeJ> ^j J-\i^, 'La^^j Uafe^J ij^J -tt" withdraw from.

i.
{.iîjJj
fi-om
;i5t
ip
^/aSU
the jiath of justice.

return, back.
S
,
ui^K
-ft-
loathe
1
a. th.
Ji&jlj Ji&vj Oafe^J o JaSC urge a. 0. to desist from.
wo
OU^
0\:Xiisuj
projecting bones
0\r,t^j o\^di!=u of the jaw of a
To dissuade from. To hurry.

His case became
difficult.
Ji^'lj h^'ij
Qa^^j a JafcJ
camel. Ganglion at the root of the jaw. îSo Tumour on a camel's jaw. îS^ Affected with a tumour on ^J^jJ the jaw.
i^l
tlj^
^JsC3
Stri-
^diSCi^J "iiiSijj iLSC'j
JafeJj JaSCJ
ving, endeavour.
To
^ J ^^ y$^
To He
inflicted
:^
^feij
'ij
îsCj
Ufeu a
;ifeJ
-tt"
J%Jj
V^J
o JSCJ -^
repel, to
hurry
a. 0.
away from. To
from.
a
.shrink, to abstain from.

,
an ex- ^ J^Jj Si^CJ jSCJ emplary punishment upon him. To be punished as a yS^ a J&J
make a. 0. to desist To rebuke a. 0.
warning to others.
To avert
Curb
a. 0.
from.
Jîb
Fetters, bonds.
J^^
J^
He paid or withheld bis due. i^ n To abstain, to shiink from. He has not ceased doing it. iiuLL ;5CJ ^'1 jyi\ I do not know where

-C C
J^'l ^ jô.
for race-horses.
is the scourge of the jSC J ij[ wicked. Striking punishment, jZlij Ti^^j JiSCJ warning. God has chastised him Aifedj .il oC3
He
he has gone to. (a beast) 5 Ccl^îij CiCJ a in sti'iking her udder. To be red-nosed. Ci6^j a fisu Rebuke, kick, cuff, bos. Plant xi6*j alike to the oyj^'. Head of any
To milk
plant.
manner. Experienced man. Strong horse,

in a striking
Weak,
j^
cowardly.
Engine of torture,
Torture.
j&J ^ jfu rack. jTG? ^^ Jî^

jfu;:
Reddish brown complexion. xifCJj ,S^ Red blossom of the plant xlfejj lifCJ dj^'jf used as dye. Amaranth. Tragacanth gum. Red (woman, lip). j^^J
Red-faced, snub-nosed.
;>feiib
Machine
for cutting
^ iKi;
i
-^
*5^
,Sijji
tobacco.
Walking backwards.
i^\Sj ij
Flat
To
puff, to
C5o a
*^ *
(nose).
breathe into the face of. To sm '11 the y XliJ-lj I'+feiJ a ^fc^Jj breath of a. 0. To be fonl-breathed. Foul breath of the mouth. zîsC To wound, j j\ s JCJ )j îSCi, Jo * to hurt a. o. -^ To tease, to vex a. 0. Mayest thou be free from evil JCiJ V
,
To
Rain
stop a. th.A ^jdCsilj CiO o -ifeJ -Kfalling uninterrupV iJ*

,
j^
tedly.
Inexhaustible sea. ^fciJ/ V
'j~i4-
jl
j^tJ
Innumerable army.
To
be vexed, to despite.
S^[
<-
To find (the trace) of a. th. A jiCJ To wipe [tears) with the finger. To refuse, ^t i^Cj a .-i&vj C&j o ^j^ to reject a. th. To abstain from.
,
cr=
Y\T
^
/
rU P
,,pSLj
Teasing, spite.
Bitter word.
Leopard, tiger, oj/Jj jjXjj 53^,J panther. She-panther, tigress. Streaked or wollen gar-
Indigo-pigment.
Smoke-black for tattooing. Nenuphar, aquatic plant._^^ _,

Azarole, medlar-tree.
Plane-tree.
^J^ "^
-fr
ment.
Iron
dujj du;
hook
for catching
Sj>Uj
a wild beast.
Spot, speck. -^ Number.
To
diffuse its
perfume
CJ
j^ ^
'\'JJ, j,
tjj>
(musk).
To spread an odour
o (wind).
fi>
>^
Spotted, striped,
streaked.
j^ ^
jj\
"^Vholesome, salubrious
Tiger-like, striped, spotted.
-nv-> j-^
To relate (talks) malevolently. To fill (speech) with lies. To sow discord between.
ojJ "j
(water). Unimpaii'ed (honour).
_î
Angry.
*5.M-',J *Sl^JJ
Saddle-cushion.
Slanderer, malevolent reporter. Ant, louse. i;jj '^j

Vice, defect. Counterfeit
itj
J^J
oJoJ.i
liJ
SJ^
i
"^
Jj
^ *J^j
hide, to conceal
u_iJ
^^J
tj
ojj
-5^
^jcJ -^ ji^ (coin). Cheating. Enmity. Nature. Essence.

is
(a secret).
There
o.
nobody
in the
jii
jijJl
J c
xL^J
slander a.
house.
sow discord between.

comunicate a secret
be rancid (butter).
to.
Ring-dove.
^ ,_^lJj
Movement,
to silence,
life.
iijîj
iû
'^l
C-iJ a ^;-J
a. o.
God has reduced him

i.
'cS^'\
conceal
a. th.
from
jt
fi>
^J>
u-'^
e.
he
is
dead.
lay in a lurking-
,j-X^^j
Wild thyme.
Slander, malignant ^^liJ ^ !U-*Jj report. Grating of a pen.
^CJ
place (hunterj.
j^
To
To sow discord between. cnJ ^'J'\ To be hidden, concealed (affair). ^_,_^ To conceal o.'s self. ^\
.
To streak the ground To embellish a ( wind ).

mutter a. th. Streaks made by the wind ^ on the earth.
(bird).
<
th.
Ichneumon, Egyptian rat. Ferret. Weasel.

if
^^_^,
Hen-louse.
tr-^"^-*
^^^
j_,-x\y
Backbiter, intriguer.
Confidant. Lion's den.
cr^ Wren
tr-j^^
Lurking-place, net of hunters. Dissembling, deceit. Law of God. <> Honour, character. Gnat.
Water-cress. White spot on the nails. Streaked (garment).
The Angel
Gabriel.
_n^vi
u-_>Û)lj
^y\^\
Model, pattern, sample. To be spotted, streaked \yj a

(cloud).
_^ ^
To increase the
of a. 0,
credit
LT-^y
To acquire o'edit, repute Den of a lion. Gnat.

-<>
>
Mosquito-curtain.
Dull, of a
dusky- ^_^ ^
colour.
Coniidant.
fy-
To become angry. J^j JJj To be angry, wicked. To frown (the face). -^ To a J^ mark, to number a. th. To find clear water. _^ji ^^7_t To be like a panther, to be spotted. To burst into threats. -^ To
Austria.
Austrian.
To
be numbered. wish, to prepare
evil to.
To
feel
a formication, a
"^
a J*j
To
To
miarepreseut,^_;i4;'b,
tingliDg (limb).
to traduce a. o.
strip (a land)
To walk like a shackled manj>u To b3 disorderly ( mob jti.7 Ant. ( un. ~^^ a;j ) Jl;; ^ J^-^j jj
).
bare
',
^j-tj
(locusts).
Small pustules. Lie. Crack on a horse's hoof.

Ant-hill.
j;j
To lie. To have
,>^l j-^j
Ci-;J
the skin spotted,

in his ear.
a,jLjJ
iUJ
iUj,
freckled.
Slander, backbiting,
iujj iUJj
in a basin,
He whispered ^ To moisten
jj'ii
(the wheat).
(
J jj^ *
Remainder of water
i^j
Freckles, specks
j
Swarming with ants

(place). Fiery (horse). Dexterous, light-handed. Slanderer, jii;^ JiL_, JuJj
iLJ
^ Jw
on the skin. Streaks Sword, dagger.

Freckled. Variegated.
Slanderer, intiiguer.
in
un. il;j ) JJi^j a picture.

il;j -^
/u.UaVl
J^'lj
Jj
Waved
,
(blade).
'
malevolent reporter.
J;',
Party of
Tip
travellers.
<U0
iltolj J4J sl^^V
fi>
Ctf l,.Uj
\.a^J:J ^ji^.
CaiJ o
u^
-ft"
Boisterous (woman),
o>liJb
t>*>'1
iiJU
*'^'^J
*^'>
of the fingers.
closely. jt^j Ji^ Damaged by ants. Tongue. J>ii>^ To be amazed, astonished. C^ a <J To grow. To be saturatedi^j o UJ with dye ( colour ). < To progress,
-ft-ft-
Written
To pull out (the hair). To sprout (pânt). ^/iJ< To depilate herself (woman). ,jî5 To pasture on the first herbage
(cattle)
Down, small
Needleful.
feathers.
^^^
ij^CiJ
to thrive.
Month. Plucked
loj'b
(hair, plant).
;
iîii
u'^
u^z*^
j<ai->
'
To
attribute (talks) to.

a. th. to.
-^
To
Jl^
A -
Depilatory
tweezers.
^/lii;_J
report
To show
Progress.
i
a. th. to.
jt J
iri;J
JaJJ
1_j
isw
-ft-
Growth, increase.
To grow
price).
fly
'XLJ^ svilj
to increase (goods).
To be away (game).
lJj CU To rise ( water, saturated ( dye). To
'^ ^p *
Maniier. way. Carpet, saddle-cloth.
JCj^
JaiJ
In this
manner.
oa-
Jail)
Ij
lia Jt
ip
They are of the same

sort.
iaiJ
To raise a. th. on. *~ J^ To stir (the fire). A J^^ To b3 related to a. o. (event). Jl, Ij To relate (an event) to. \ * ^j ' To increase, to tij\^ Jlj ~c^, J^
,
Summit
of a mountain, ji^j ^; -ftChoice part of a tribe. Abundance of goods.

slap a.
To
o.
on (the
(2;j o
ji5
-ft-
eye).
To write
(a book).
;
grow.
To write
(a book) elegantly
jXj
To
give growth, increase
to.
fi>
^ To promote, to further a. th. To spread (malignant re- Sj A rj] ports). To hit and wound (the game). To grow, to rise. Jî To rise in the air (hawk). ^îJ'lj J^jJ To trace back o.'s origin to. Jl J^[
Small ant. Louse. Double thi'ead rolled up into a
ball.
^\
to adorn, to embellish (a book).
To produce
stoneless dates
Jw
^^
^
(palm-tree).
Middle part of a
Ofiensive smell.
i*oad.
Book.
Letter elegantly written. jiJCj Stoneless date.

Affected (speech).
*^
^^
tLj
^.u
To
slander
'.
J^'\j ,yCJ
a.
Jjj
o JiJ
-ft-
to disclose a. th. maliciously.

-^
Growing.
Progressing.
To climb
0)
(a tree).
j jjj
jiJ

V
To be
out of breath, G4J a r-to to pant.
out
i
YM
r-i^
To be worn
(clothes).
^^ a
??i4jj
r4j
To be traced
clear
thes).
(road).
(afifair).
To be To be worn
^.Jj'l
Faculty of growing, ^l_^ ^ XJ'Sj growth. Created beings. Vine-shoot laden with J^"^ grapes. To frighten away (a jg. 6 t3u -Sbeast
)
out (clo-
from.
a. 0.
-^
To
overtire a.
o.
To
To
trace (a road).
aflFaii* ).
(an
To elucidate fi To wear out (a garof breath.

5
with blows. To refrain, to turn away. -^ To td'^ be half-dead from fatigue, blows.
deaden
nient).
To put (a horse) out To follow a track.

rie
To be
>Jj a ^j^ - I'^HO 5'>JJ '''Wj If* insufficiently cooked iji^jj
r-i^'t
(meat).
followed the course o!>U ^ju^ T'i^-^\ of, he imitated such a one.
To cook (meat) insufficiently. To do (a work) imperfectly.

Insufficiently
fi>
i
l^j'l
Piain road.
Painful breathing, panting.
5^
rr^j
"ff^
cooked (meat).
,
'^
k_4^'
Ij
wÔj
C4j a v-fjj
a ^^J
Well traced road. Manner of action. To become swollen la^ o a -4? -Hand rounded (breasts). To be
(water-skin).
filled
To plunder, to carry off ( spoils). To bite a. 0. on the heel (dog), _4J To carp at, to bite a. 0. in i ^\jj
jf
words.
To
I'ace
with
another
_î;
horse).
To have rounded To rush upon Jl

(the enemy).
breasts.
_,
o^Jj
To
give a. th. as booty.

(strides).
fi>
,J^\
^^.aUj
i^y^, lo^J o
a -4j
To make long
To
quarrel about (a spoil).
To increase (a gift). To be line and strong

(horse).
The (horse) won the

%ij^ o
O.
'ifjlf\
w4^'l
_4j
-^
race.
Plunder, booty.
S jJ>V>
To come to blows with a To draw lots with a. 0.

the hand.
This
is
the time of
^li\
oCJ lli*
in shutting
plundering. Prey, booty.
Way
of
^jV^,
_4j
To fill (a vessel). To sigh to heave (breast ). To share together the expenses

;
running.
jijij
Booty, plunder,
spoil.
^j ^j ^j t^J
^^
^, |'
jS\5
Raid.
in a race(horse).
of a journey.
Plunderer, ravisher.
They assaulted 0. a. at war.iJÎ j To provoke a. 0. to fight. 5 j^JU.!.
Winner
Plundered. Place of plunder.
w-iii>
Woman's
breast. Strong
i^j ^
o^j
and fine horse. Dauntless, gallant mau. Lion. Name of a tribe. Share of common expenses. Aiij -4^ Round-*4^-> -^y ?r ^^j -^^
,
Abyss. Hell. Abyss of hell.

I
Old.
-^ J^ ^
J,
i
'
To growl To bray
Growl
lion),
(ji^j
Cr-^J
c4;
-ii-
(ass).
To moan (man).
breasted
(gii'l).
of a lion.
C^j
b ^j^j 04^
,
oQj
c.*Ij
Elevated sand-hill. Quantity, measure. About one hundred.
A'^
iCf5
]
Growling, braying. The throat.
The
1
lion.
c^'J\j c^j'-Jh 01*3

!!4ii^
i>
To
|
i
be
a ^^J "^
Rushing upon.
Full (basin, vessel).
il[^
opened, trodden (road).
o'J+j
To open
(a road).
Cream,
fi*esh butter.
j^
follow (a track).
To a (?4^ a !4j To clear (an affair).
Y\e
To seize (an opportunity). /b J^'l To seize a. th. hastily. He laughed immoderately. ^Sfclij'l j
Quantity, measure. Opportunity.
jiv,i 'J^3
'
Dish made of colocynth-seeds cooked with flour.

Sigh, moan.
^^
}v
Sj^J
To
(
flow abundantly
blood, river
j.
sy^,
a^'
raid
-ft-
To make a
Seasonably, opportunely. Chief of a tribe.
sj^J
j*
j\^
--
the day-time.
J^\ jaU
(a.S3).
Raising the chest in walk Surroundings of a -well.
To To
dig (a channel) for a river.

drive a. 0. back.
0.
-^
A J^
To
1j
,
call
^'Jl jÎ*
out a.
To
bite a. 0.
C^J a
^j
a
a
^'
^
jl
.
To reach water
by digging.
flow (blood).
^^'
1^
^j
(snake).
To snap a. th. To outrage a. o. Hawk.
u-i^*b
~ To
To
be, to do
^=
î^j
Wont
to bite. Lion,
^
-S-
\-\\
a. th. in
the day-time.
J^\ To be unsuc-
cessful.
sj-yvi
c-'V
Wolf. Lean, emaciated. Place of biting, bite.
cr->#^v
^r^ ^li
To
bite a. th.
/bj Ci-iJ
a j'j'
with the front teeth. To sting a. o. ( serpent ). To tear ( her face ) from
grief
(
To bleed incessantly (vein). To make (a river, blood) to flow. To widen (a woimd). To drive a. 0. away roughly. ^ To upbraid, to oarp at a. c To flow abundantly, to become
wide
River.
(river).
A^1
woman
(
).
destitution
fate).
To reduce a. o. to To distress a. o.
j^j _4^j jC;"b Fluvial, rivei'-(fish).

oOîj î Jî
day-time.
^'t
Jv\
1
^ To
be out of breath, ( for
-^
jX'
Day,
to pant.
To be thin (arm, To bite o. a.

Bite.
shank).
jJ^Sj
j'
ji-*Uj
(
nn. î;;) jj^)

cj
Light-handed,
light-footed.
^ i;^ tj
XJ 1
Young bustard. _^j sj^' - By day and night. ijlp_j !ivJ Making a raid in the day-time, j^ Wide (river). Clear, bi'ight (day). ~ White grapes. j^}^^
Abundant thing
;
Acts of violence, iniquitous

behaviour.
Distressed. Emaciated.
J.^ vV
much.
j^
\
>
Glorious, splendid day.

J-y^''
ojioail
J^ J^
^^^
oy^JJi
Bed
of a river. Channel of water.
Thin-legged.
Dung-hill.
Tearing her face with her nails (woman).
To
j^.jT
be at hand, to draw ij^J a jiJ -Snear (event). To rise for taking a. th.
raise the chest in
To To To
bite a. o.
^
-S-
To
walk Uj jl^j
Cj 1^,
eat a. th. greedily.
(beast).
Lion.
Hawk.
from
;
rise
sitting
a -J. Ca-^j Ca;5 to stand up.
ji^J
To
raise the head for pro-
tecting itself (beast).
To shake
strike
(the head).
To
of
its
Sj
fi>
To rise for. To set to (work). J j^\\ To rise, to stand against. uTo rush upon (the enemy). jl, To stand erect (plant). To ex- j^ jT
pand the wings
for flying (bird).
^ jiiilj
the
udder
mother
(youngling). To drive a. o. back. He shook the bucket Ji.J\ J _^jj u

in the well.
To draw near
seize
to a. 0.
To
A j^Sj
To
resist a. o., to struggle
(an opportunity). To overtake

:
against.
To
stii',
to set a. o. on foot,
s ^ja^'\
(the game To compete
hunter).
ljG5
together.
c/^
Y\'\ )
dl.
drive the clouds along
u^*J J, I^JiaG-j
Curtailment of a poetical metre. d4J Weakening, consumption. i3C4j Energetic, brave, fearless, dl^j lil^lJ Strong (camel) : sharp (sword). dUj Cause of weakness, of exhaustion. :iC4U
To
(wind).
They rushed one upon

the other in (the fight).
Weakened by disease. il>J^^ To drink a first '9<^^J "^ a J^j -Hdraught. To quench ( thirst). To be thirsty. <> To be jaded, exhausted.
It is
To To To
be roused, set on foot.

rise for.
0^*4-'
J0.
arouse, to stir a.
5-:i
to.
To
incite a. 0. to.
Injustice.
enough for the pre-
o!>^
Ji^'l
Hard (ground). Standing, getting up, rise.

Power,
ability.
seut.
To water (camels) for the first tlrue. To irritate a. 0. To water (a seed-plot) for the
first
Rush towards.
Incitement, rousing.
jfc
Ready
to fiy (chicken). Active
time.
4I4J
draught, a gulp.
Ji;;
(workman). PL Strong and

camels.
tall
First watering, first drinking.
Thirs- ji^j ii^j Jj^j J^Jj

ty.
Quenching his thirst. Going to the J\yj JCjJ water (men, beasts). Drinking, quenching his \^
Exhausted, jaded. Watering-place. Halting-jjfc(> ^ place in the desert. Touib. Grave. Bounty. J^l*j Ji^t
thirst. Thirsty. -^
Helpers of a man, as brothers, servants. Rising often. Difficult roads.

iS-^j (J\4Jj U4J a
^^j
jjj -^
j^
^
To bray (ass). Wild rocket ( plant).

Throat of an
ass.
To
chide
<^j (o^j
C+J a
Two
projecting bones in the pUÛj jaw of hoofed animals.

irt^J a dlf^ a' (clothes). *
-S-
(camels).
To roar (lion). To sigh, to C^ moan (man). To cast (stones) at a. 0. i_, C-jJ a To be greedy j iiCjJj C^' ^j a of (food). To be eager for. To sigh, to moan with a. o.
i
2?
To win a. o. To wear threadbare
2(
â
Inordinate appetite. Gluttony.

Insatiable desire. Need, want.
Greedy insatiable. Glutton Blacksmith. '^Si^j IfS^j

;
He ate to excess. <^j ûL)t ^j^ He blackened his character. iS'y-, To enervate a. o. (wine), a (S^ a To weaken a. o. (fever). To exhaust (a pond, the udder). * Do charge the /^2J1 ^j \_^^\ enemy energetically. To exhaust (wine). îs^ a iUJ To 5 CU4.5J \j XS'l^jj *6*4ij VX^J a 'tX^
fi>
,
Carpeuter. Owl. MonK.

Insatiable.
emaciate and exhaust

^4;
a. o. (fever).
Vfet+J
j,\^
To punish
^ diij"1j,^5s4jj
^ '^^
>^Hi
a. 0. severely
Fond, enamoured of. kj Submissive (she-camel). ^~ftC> ^ j^^t Carpenter's workshop. <i^
o^
^
To be weakened, exhausted
by disease. To be brave, dauntless.
\^k^ dLjj
sTlij o
w4j
J^J
,^
from
"^J
To To
a J^j
j4j
liJ
-^
prohibit, to forbid a. o. from.

desist
(a
^ jf\j
^^
design).
^
>4J
To be
intelligent, prudent,
sji^
To be strong. To lessen the character of. x <^'^\ To violate the honour of. To be undone, dissundered- To be iî'i. parted (fingers). To be fi'eed (slave).
^
ojl
Infinite,
V
To come
to,
boundless.
oUii
j\i.
to
jl^
^Sui
Ij
Ij
j^
Û^
Issue, end,
utmost degree. Gram. Last forntis of plui'al.
J^-i*
f.^J>i\
reach (a place).
That man,
those
JQ-j^ r,^ i'^^j d4-'j
c/L
To rise painfully. ^(yJij \*y o 'U To fall down from fatigue. He groaned under the Ji.?'t;
burden.
-ft-
men are sufficient for That woman suffices sl^1

to thee.
thee.
Zicij
To
attain the utmost
To rise against a. o. J'l To crush a. o. ( burden). 5, To set at the rising '\:X^\j,\ty

of another (star).
^/'^''J Â'
degree.
To oppose a. 0. To overwhelm a.
t\^jjj %vycj> ijU

0.
st\J|^
i\;\
(burden ). To ask a gift from a. 0. s fULU^ Star setting at 'îj jT^j '\'î\ ^ y the rising of another. Star foreboding rain. Rain. -^ Storm. More clever in astronomy. 'ly \
To come to (a pond). J^J 1 To perform, to accomplish Sj a. th. -^ To hint at, to warn a. 0. To transmit, to deliver a, th. to.Ji^ A To be performed, finished J.ii'\j (/"LL^ To stagnate in a pond (water). ^&UJ To abstain, to refrain ^f Ji^'h ~
fi>
from.
To To
desist mutually from.
^ IâUJ
J
1^
bring, to lead
a. 0. to.
_<
^S'l
kj
Prohibition, interdiction.
Influential
To
j ^>U "^ fej

fill
'^'i'j
Q>' o
fcjlj
-fi-
men.
J
jjil
'C*^
jjUt
Jy
supply, to
the place of
a. 0.
To
Pond
-i^j
'^j
*;
J^j,J
act as lieutenant, agent in.
of stagnating water.
^jiJ b
To come back
to.
consecutively Ji
to (God
Prohibition. Understanding,
^J ^ X^
~
wariness.
:
To come back
sinner).
1.
t_)C Ij i_j^
Extreme
limit,
vT-IjI^j.^
^r
"^Svj 'Îj
utmost degree.
'Xt'y
_iIj
To overtake
a. 0.
5 v_jiiJb,Cyj (misfortune).
Wisdom, prudence.
Quantity, measure. Highest
level of
ju
Ci) 'lij,
To act by turns with a. 0. He appointed him in theo^

place of such a one.
"6
(jjlJ
water.
li^
-lij^
S uj^'I
They are about one

hundred.
Glas.s-fla,sk.
^
'Vij
To do a. til. by turns. J^ j \i ^jjCj To relieve o. a. To alternate with. To act by turns in. J ^jCJl, To come back consecutively to s a. 0. To happen to a. o. (event). To appoint a. o. as a s i_iU5-Ll.
substitute, agent.
^*''J
'W^J
End, term. Completion. Sufficient, replacing another.
-Cfiil^
That
^j^3
*^^
i^ljj
thee.
2^'
Jaij
Ga
man
He
is
.suffices to
Conscience.
a\'y
^ *IaJ
iJ C
To ask
a. 0.
to be
man
without con-
x^ vJ
r
a substitute, lieutenant. Stage in the desert. A day and a ^y night's journey. Strength. Vicinage.
science.
Wary,
cautious.
'Q^j'I ;r
i|>^->
"Jî^,
,*iJ .*J
By
^
turns.
<-/i^>.i
Vy
Bottom of a
Obstruction End, limit.
*,
valley
Cj
^ *3-l>
li^^
Altogether, entirely.
iJjtilj ^'jk
retaining water.
The Nubians.
( un. tj, _^' ) tjyj ^^y Turn, time. Space of time. ,^y ^ *j'^ Opportunity. Troop of men. Fit of fever. -^ Release of a watch.
wooden dam.
jQI;i
sCîi
Slii/^
Wary, prudent man.
j>3
' ftiJ'
What
is
forbidden.
iic
Body
of soldiers
keeping watch
x;^3l u^.J\j jil by turns.
Prohibited things.
"oU;S
High-minded.
jijl t^^Ci/
^y
Hired wailing-women.
Y\A ) < Music.

By
turns.
Concert, or-
oCy
?-
*j>
chestra. Musical-box.
l^JI^
Weeping much.
Turtle-dove.
^ ^1^
^\yj
xk::]
*j'^t
Misfortune, distress, accident.
^y
^ X\y
Wind
blowing contrarilv to
another. Funeral house. Mourning-place. ; \J
<
t)-
Musician, a Sentinel, jjsijyj 'JC'J Band, body of musicians. "CiMy

;
To
level (the &.j,^7 j^jVl ^^.^

:
Û
Lieutenancy, vice-royalty
gation.
dele-
oUj
earth
God).
To make (a camel) tokneel.j siJI.ûl To halt in (a place). o To befall a. o. (misfortune). o>Uj To besiege (a town). jtj J To kneel. ^\jzL\j ^'jjj
Halting-place, station, stage.
i^.y
X'-k!'>,\j
Instead
of, in lieu of.

i_,|Jjj
^ xjCj
^y,
Lieutenant, delegate,
substitute,
(of parliament).
vice-gerent. <
^ ^'^ Member
Parliament,
Chamber
oUU'^
t_;lji)l ,_r-^'*
of deputies.
Rtmote
land.
Kneeling-place of camels, oUG/^ ^ Û> station, stage, Climate hence almanac.

-tf-
Quotidian (ague). Misfortune.
wJI^J
v'^'
Lieutenancy, vicariate. leading to the water.

:
Road
,^\^
To nod
the
Cli^j \i\yj
\>'y
o iU
Abundant spring-rain.
_^
,jj)
head from sleepiness. To swing (bough).
Coming back
to God,
Ji^ ,_^:;i
i^j
jÛillj
penitent.
Coming on morning and
eve-
yjc^
To To To
shine, to glow.
niug.
escape
to take flight.
fire)
/yJij jU
/>
To
totter, to reel in
perceive (a
afar.
a^ ^
j>Ljj
'jj
Oy o
oU
-M-
walking.
Sailoi",
from
boatman.
:u;_yj 'J,!^
!r "ii
>L
To brand
(a camel) with
Jyj
<>
Stingy.
a hot iron.
To
\j\'y^j
dissemble.
To give no ground
O'^J
b^ -
%.'y o ^k>
^
-R-
Hurricane, storm.
G-C^j *>-Cjj \>\jj ^^jjj
^y ^ j^y
Cv^
îj
to suspicion (woman).
To blossom (plant). Sjliijljlj. lis _^; jy To liave its stone formed (date)^ Jy To gleam ( dawn ). To ripen ( corncrops).
To coo (dove). To wail for, to bewail

death
of.
the
CaJJ
jtj s
To
j\
fi>j
face one another
To
give light, to illumine J a. th. : to enlighten a. o.
li-kij ^JIj
(wailing women).
To fascinate a. o. (wizard). o>^* U ' To tattoo (the arm). ^ jp To abuse a. o. s jju To appear. \j\'j}[ jjl]j sÛl. j^\ To light up, to illumine ^ Zj\5{ j0 ] (a house). To elucidate (a question). To anoint o.'s self y^\j juj'i^, yy-,
,
To To
dangle.
^'yj
(
be seated opposite
).
tains
To blow from
^jGj opposite sides

^liLL
moun-
(winds).
To
wail, to lament.
To howl
(wolf).
To make
a. o. to
(
weep.
un. ~^'y
^
Weeping,
^Cjj
^y
'Cj
with depilatory paste. To be lighted up (hou.se).

^
wailing for the dead.

jUxJ-lj
To be enlightened (man).
from.
a. o.
j^
le.
Mournei'-women. The Patriarch Noah,
^y
'^y
*CJ
To ask light To overcome
jLir-^V
Wailing of the dead. Funei'al

ceremony.
jay
sian
Y\\
)
j\'ji \j jCjj jyj olf'yj u'InJ Heat of war. Brand. Advice.
vear
new
year's day. n Au-
Fire.
5-
J^
jiiJI
tumnal equinox.
To
dangle, to
CuL^j
Cy
o ^"i
j'
swing (thing).
Erysipelas (disease). Volcano.
<L- jUJI
jij
j:,;
To drive (the cattle). To halt in (a place). To move, to tcss a. th. To be set in motion by
Cy
^
^
^'y,
a Steamer.
Fiery. .^ Burning.
Flowei-, biosC ?/n.
jj
^^'y
\
'jJilnJ -j ij,VJ
î;
s^y
jC^
^ j^
the
^^;
som.
Light. Luminous
uljjij jl^"'!
wind (bough). Men. ( for ûi ) ^\> Humanity, ( opp. tocj^kn ) dy^ >
'i>
^ jy
body. Manifestation of truth.
Daze
Cologne-earth.
lit
:
human
Cobviêb.
nature.
<
^\y
v:j^5Ciii)l
Dependent lock of hair.

Excellent white grapes.
The Virgin Mary Mother of light.
'lS-'S^
Dangling, tossed, Sepulchral ^j/y

vault
;
^ly
^ ^jj^j ^jj^ G
ZLl'J -^
funeral crypt. Sarcophagus.
Holy Saturday in Holy J>:!i week. Luminous, n White dun-diver, ^j y Gipsy rogue. j^J ^ ;?j y ^ Diocese. Church-rate paid :L'ji,y
;
-ff-
Lighted wick.
to a
Greek bishop.
Self-heal {plant).
To
seize,
fi>
J:,\xj \j
J^j^-Jj
Cty
cr^j -^
Depilatory paste. Tattooing-
to catch a. th.
a. o.
To catch
beard.
by the head or
Sjy powder. Tar, liquid pitch. Brand made with a hot iron. Cautious, unsuspected jji ^ J\'y
He has helped him
in obtai- iî ^ Ji\5
uing a benefit. To attack, to charge ^j (the enemy) in (a fight). To wipe (the hands with
)
j^ y Jjj\j
woman. White flower. Blo.?som. ^ j ly ^ jly Month of may. jiy Lamp-black. Indigo. Auti^yj j/y
<>
^x
i_j
Ji*yj
mony-powder.
Illumination. Lighting.
j'.j^j
Sjb'l.
(a towel).
To attack
spear).
o. a.
with (the
J.j\5
Illumination.
's3UI-ll
;!>{.;
Bright, brilliant. Lighting.

fitj
^ ,nj
To
To
drive, to take out
s ^(xl'l^
from.
rescue
a. o.
Luminous star in Corona Borealis.
ilîJl
^ ûiJlj ^l1
olij
j'i
sS^vJ
from (danger),
jy^ ^
Strong man.
Fever.
j./^ jij
iy
violet-^j
u^_,
Skirmish. Quarrel.
^j\jJ'
Dark
purple,
J^_jyji a
colour.
Striking punishment, Such a one is gifted with prudence. Hatred. Small fire. Brighter. Fine.
j'jlf
<
jyy
_^
oSo
s;;
j;
ly ^
;^'
j^'^
To lag behind. To rise towards. To escape

from, to .shun
*_sCjij CoCJj
Cy
o ^\i -^
Lighting. Glowing.
^-^hi^J a. o.
^^j
JI~ U>y
Ca^ ~
_j^
Lighted place. Way-mark. Land- Jji
mark. Surname
prince.
of an Ethiopian
jUJI
J'i
To move on. To set to (work)
l^^j '
:
U9LL_)
C\^'^j
to under-
Light-stand. Lantern.
_P_U/Jj
jjj^ ^
ij\jj
a ^ju ^ ûl
^ja\.':~^\
take I'an affair). To wish a. th. To spring up (horse).
a mosque. Lighted gallery ; sky-light. j'yj. First day of the PerjP Jj-^'j Jjjy
Light-house.
Minaret of
(Ame as the Pleiads. Suspended, hung np. Intrus^ JyLi ted to. Adventitious people mixing in (a tribe). <> Dependent upon.
To be dependent C^
(bough).
i
)
0.
To move a. Wild ass.

Start.
or a. th
Movement. Strength
Refuge, shelter.
^.iJj
G^y o
f.lj
-fr
To expand
thirsty.
\,'y o ^.u the wings for darting on its prey (falcon ). To be
To flash (lightning). C^y o j^^; -5^ To dangle, to swing. To go through (a country). J To shake ofi'(a stake). To give a
vent to (water).
To
divide, to classify a. th.

;
To a ^y
shake (a bough
wind).
To be .haken (bough). f.\^^\j f.y^ To branch off in species, to ^^; ramify. To be of vai'ious kinds. To walk ahead. j^ f.\s:2.\j pp; Class. Species, kind. Way. p\''J ^ p,y
\
To dip (cloth) in (the dye). ^ f^<J>y To show zeal in one's looks. ja\j^ To h-^ve ripe dates (palm-tree).
Sink-hole.
jaijj^h J^l^l ^ J^y Sacrum, rump. PI. Elevated pla^C.>i
ces. Outlet'for water.
Shelter, refuge.
manner.
Fruit freshly plucked.
Thirst.
Specific.
'
To hang,
z.l'y
;fc
OÛj (_yy
1U
--
to suspend a. th.
^^
'j.'y
Jaw, mandible.
^Cj
;Jj
To belong to a. 0. To be distant (house). To treat an affair)

^
(
i_
JG;;'ij
LUj'lj
Burned with thirst. ^Q ^ ;,j_iJ Bent (branch). ;jiy ^ ^J Exhausted by f,Cj pC*^ ^ ;J U /JUhunger and thirst. Manner, wise. p\]^ Remote place. Branching off. pV^
i;
without consulting. To be attached, annexed 4_, JC:o'lj JaJ to. To be connected with. To suspend a. th. to a load. a hy
To
lend (a beast) to a. 0.
5 JOXj;.I.
for carrying provisions.
Sorted.
To be
tall
and high
Cjy
a. th.
cilJ -{^
-if-
Hung up. hang to
Additional weight
a load.
hy
(camel).
To be
high, eminent,
To
i
Date-basket.
^Q.j ^\'y^
exceed, to overtop
Gizzard. Thicket of tamarisks

It oljlj
ov^hy
To
overlook, to overa. th.
top
any thorny trees. Tumour on the breast or neck of a beast. Ground
To exceed, to surpass. Top of the hump. Ci-y

of the hyena.
j^ kiU*^ wJ^
^\'J ^
1
^y
Well
unreached by water. filled by the oozing of the

sides.
1,^
Excess, redundance. Benefit, ^'Z^ ^'J

favour.
Aorta-vein.
Jalt
Extent of a desert.
Two
stars in LCj
Ten and more.

Tall and high (camels).
^j
3_>ift
Scorpio.
jl'j
Excellency, eminence ( titles). <jD Eminent, high, noble. Exceeding ^jj (a number). Tall and big (camel). ^CJ Overtopping (mountain). xL.J' j, yj^ Idol of the Arabs. oli To remove the fat from {Jiy o jvJ -5$
flesh.
Suspensory of a skin, i,yj ^tTy'l ^ of an urn or bow. Handle. Vein of the loins. hJJj ^ Lean meat. Ja; \5 Saddle-ornament. J?!^ Yellow bird of the passe- Jy7j 1^ rine kind suspending its nest on
tree-boughs.
Far
break
in (a camel). 5
distance.
^
JsU^
To
train, to
jy
It is
as far from
^'jS\ 'hi^ '/c-^ '^*
r^
Thou must do
80.
'ir jii;
'J\
AM
J.
(a palm-tree;.
Js\'yj
dSy
To fecundate
To* jy
set a. th. in order.

is
That
Gift.
not convenient.
Jiîi ill'i |_îJ

x>'y
Gift, present. Kiss.
Grace, favour.
un.
xiJvJ )
JJlJ
ii;
Idol of the
Arabs.
-^
Receipt, acquisition.
Coinrnnuion.
Holy
Jjt;7
To do a. th. carefully. J j^-,j J^j To be refined in (dress, food). To choose a. th. JicJl_ To be like a she-camel (camel), jî;,) Top of a J'si T 3ôJt'i '^^
'-*
Earrings.
JU/J
Weaving-loona. Way, manner.

In this wise.
<Jl>^J
JS^
Jl^^*
mountain. Reddish white. Zeal, skill. Foppishness. Daintiness.
J^
*ij
*^^^
They are of the same .sort. Thou must do so.
Jljijt IJLa Jp a>li Jiy Jt

ijlT
^
G
Jo'j o^Jb 3'y'î Sh^" Jiib J'S^L
jQj 3yi o^
9r
Cj\~Oj Cj^\)j jijlj
Jiij o1
>i*'jiS--I
Young
camel. she-camels.
cUî
J\y
Authoritative interpretation. .^ Holy Communion.

^
;ljU>J
Clever manager.
Refined in dress,
Oj'jjlJ
Jj^h
J^J
Jl'
Shipping, freight.
sleep.
-wind, sea
food.
To
(
To abate C^Qj ). To be dull
Cjj
(
j.'Ci
^
).
market
Trained, broken in ( camel ). j^ Fecundated ( palm-tree ). Set in order.
To be extinguished (fire). To be benumbed (liinb). To stop (artery) To. die. <> To lay down. To be unmindful of. uc To rely upon a. o., Jl. ^L'a-IIj ^jU7j
.
To be
foolish.
LTI^j
Cfe.\}Jj
\Sy
a i!y
--
To
find a. 0. fodlish.
iJ}^
What
a foolish
man!
i-JT^jl
>
to trust in.
To
sleep
more tlnn (ano-
Cy o û
To be foolish. To deem a. o.
Foolishness.
Foolish.
i)y>-l.tj
foolish.
ther).
i}yj 6'y
iiyj S'jj
5 jl i!j ?
To make asleep, to lull a. o.s ûlj ^y To vie in sleep with. ^jU To kill a. 0. To find a. o. asleep. î3l To crush, to straiten people
(
:
ii'jj]
To
give a. th. tj
v;p
Ji; -
to a. o.
To apply
This
is
o.'s self to.
cj
dearth).
for
him the time
j;ij
'J\
iJ
JJ
To To
attain puberty.
feign sleep.
^y;
try
jXiiLSi ^JUj
of acting.
To
to sleep.
Sleep.
Î^j
To be generous. ÛU, "^'J a Ju To bestow a. th. upon. Jj jpj j /b J^J To offei", to hand over a. th. j A JjU
to.
Poppy.
yp\
a doze.
Trustworthy.
A nap,
oty
95-
<^y
^ To
What
To
give Holy Communion.

a. th. for a. o.
Night-dress, blanket. Great beneficence.
^ Well-being.
^'^
iJ
To procure
^ /b JlJ
a bountiful
man
ir.jl C>
Supple, raellowy (cloth). Streaks left on the sand by the wind. Wood for making arrows. ' have trust in him.
"
gleeping. M'ây of sleeping.
x^j
C
His provisions will not suffice for one night.

-yj
XC)
X^\
take, to reach a. th. ^ JjCjj J^ with the hand. <> To receive Holy Jjul::\ ^-j JjUj Communion. He reached such a place. \jS'o^'' ~ Generous giver. Jl^l ^ JlJ
Gift.
Grace, favour.
J\yj Ju
Ji}jl
^to
j^y'i
An.'
^yi
^Q
?r
JS'
Gift.
Manner, wise. Loom.
Jy
To become
^
fat
(
(A
%yy,i u;
i
she-
iS'y
Sleeping.
-^
Confined to bed
sleep.
laying
camel ). To have its stone fromed

(date).
<^^b i^P
down. Night of sound

Great
sleeper.
yu
^^Tj
(
Jl!
Vile, base. Ignoi-ant.
il-yj
f^y
To perform (a business) ^ To mew (cat).
^'y^\
y
x^^j ^(^j ^;^j

!
?./".)
^^^
Ij
iSy
To
ift a. 0.
carry out his designs,
sleeper
Sleep.
oCy
c<0U^
To rise against, to resist. 5 stju.'*. ^syi To be remote. To be in a jour- S^^S

ney.
Ûi
Dream.
To purpose a. th. x To carry out ( a design). To stop in (a place).
is'^\j
j^
J'/^l
Dormitory, sleeping-place. xîiXj jMa Shop. Public-house. Night-dress. ;;:u; Grave.

Soporific.
^^
Absence, remoteness. Intention, ^jy Course, direction, end of a journey. They have stopped. jr^y^
Fat. grease.
y^^ 'j'
'j,
'j>^
Depressed land. To mark a noun with * Gjôjj o> ^ tanwin - To write the letter o To pronounce (a nunnation).
Fatness of a beast. Date- JjSj '\'ji'\ ruf-j

stone.
The
letter o
fish.
Cj^y
o'S^b oCuj
-^
-p-
Cj^'jJj ijjj fr
Large
Blade of
oy oy
Weight
of five dirhems.
Intentioa, purpose,
resolution.
veller.
Giy -^j c-Cj ^ i!; Scheme. Aim of a trafriend. -^
a sword. Inkstand. Fiij. Science. Jonah the prophet. Celebra- opt j'i
ted sword. Lai'ge fish. Dimjjle in a child's
<:y
chin.
Sympathetic
a cat).
Mew
(of
j;J
Piece of verses rhymed in o

'^j'j^ J^X
'\'jj
<^,y
Camelg fed on dates. Fat (she-camel).

Intention,
Nunnation [grammar).
i
ccy>
"Cjjj
,jC>JJ
jk
j\j
aim intended.
^
i
tS>i>
To
be raw, s^lij uncooked (meat).
|jljj
y
fi>
jU
-<;^
To do a. th. imperfectly. To cook (meat) insufficientRawness of food. Raw, uncooked (meat).
^
\:]]j
11;
;^
'J
To grow (plant). olJ -SC1jj ^y o To hoot (owl). To abstain from a. th. '^ (e>'y a o To scorn at, to refuse a. th. To fill (cattle) without satiating 5 them (herbs). To raise, to push a. th. a o'y To extol, to render .-t;j uj s oy
a. o.
-^j
'j,
'j.
famous.
aj
Imperfect (action). Piu'e (mUk).

Postfix of the isf person of the singular. Me.
j,
-S-
To call a. o. about. To be praised. To be

Abstinence.
raised.
o^
yj oy
He struck me. To hit a. 0. on a canine

tooth.
is^fj^
5 Coj
i
Praise. Honom-able mention.
*j^
\
JLu
-ir
To bite with the canine teeth. To be old (she-camel). To bite the wood of (an arrow)
for trying
it.
^
fi>
More illustrious than. ^^ o'y\ To intend, to A ^;j ^^j ^\y ijy

-tt-
purpose
a. th.
To
keep, to preserve a. o. (God), s
To
J[ (a place) to (another). (date)-*

to be
^jÎiJ-lj
emigrate from
.^
<s'y
To
sprout (plant).
i-Jjlij i_iUj Ij
I
wl:;j
(_^; "^j
To cast
stones.
J^jlj ^'yi
w4j ^ Canine tooth, tusk, fang. Old she-camel. ^_j 't'J^J

_.jiAJ Ij
t_j\j
To go
off,
'j,
jyj
*!;
V^^ t ~
jy
remote from.
(
I'ent
A-r
j'i Cliicf of a tribe. Old she-camel.
4_,Cj
1
track of a road.
î'-jy.
^
j.
vjU
Double-threailed (textile).
Cane-roll of a loom.
Strong (man). Big, fleshy (camel).
Having long canine

teeth.
^ Gum of
^^
Cu2j
^^^
'Q;
^'^\
cjv
the teeth.
Clearer,
more
distinct.
j\A
To To
totter from weakness. V-U

incline, to
cJi
îJ
-ft-
Double-threaded (cloth). j-tU They are at variance. o'j{\ui îij To throb (ai-tery). CaU j^\j ^ To A VU'j ^Jj VUj 5Lj a JlJ * obtain, to procure a. th. He has impaired his j^ o^^ [:,; Ju
i
i
be shaken ( bough).
baJ
-ft-
To become hard (bone). To harden (the bones) to

;
GJJ
a
in
break (them
fy
God).
i-est
To make
(the dead)
a. o.
reputation.
To get
for.
a.
th.
fi>j
fi>
3Ul Ju
bjIJ
peace (God). To give rest to have not procured any ^'^ good to him.
iSJel' U
^
if-
To
I'est
to die.
y^
Attainment. Grace, favour obtained,

Indigo-plant.
(river.s).
jjljj
Hardened (bune).
Eternal rest, death. To border 4> jClj jyj,!^'
(cloth).
i
iiljj
The
Nile.
The
jjUj jli Indus jj
^Q, Ji
'^
To
-weave (a fabric).
Indigo-dye.
iU j JJ
JU'
Attainment.
Difficult to
To call a. o. Warp, woof, border

cloth.
J^^
of
j^^
ol^y'j jCjI
?r
-^
be obtained.
JuJ t
-u-j
What
is
obtained.
j^J
Yoke
for oxen.
Appa-
Here he his. Here I am.
'^
1" is
ac^t/ef/
to
exclamatory sen-
-ft-
IjusV'a
tences preceded by
^ or
ij
Here, hither. Oj U 7" / wied as a particle for siveariny. By God. ^t (a 8 Means. To take. u jl -U
my oOjl Ci,o\j^l.> a pity! father 2 Post/ix of the possessive '^j j a
What
Ij
-ft-
pronoun
3
His, her, theii-s.
{dual) \)>'j\jLj (fern) Take, thou, ye.

Take,
-a^j
(
[masc)
Ag>
Pre//'a: ofthe'jt.j
;^ ^ Ca
i^
i^.S*
pi.)
One may say also. ( /".) (p/.) tÛj jTUj (dual.)

thou, ye.
letter a.
5
oj\j Ji\i ^JUj (') i!Gs>

i;5'Gkj
personal pronoun of the 3'' person. He, him, she, her, it, both, them, they. 4 Prow own ^jo st/ixed 1* ^ *
o*
'
to
nouns and
is
verbs.
His, her,
it,
The The
oWG*
^^
'-Gi
-^
them.
His wealth
great.
of pause
^^|
Ûj
cj>5CL)1
'U
.
j\iS
<i\*
{added after an alef \ ) as oU^'l \j To burst out laughing. uIa -^ To call, to chide ( dogs, ca- ^
mels).
He took her. He separated them.

/>ronouns.
liAliil
^riJ^ Oj5
5 Demonstrative prefixed to
u
,
I
-ft-
Noisy laugher. Imperative of
'liUj
UU
-{:}-
This, that.
oli*
/*/
illlu*
1 , ja
,
^j Give.
Q^J
Lj* o
|_^
These, those.
6"
/5 i^sccZ
iiU.VÂ'
s^V>a'
To blow
(wind).
Vi^j
L^
-^
as a demonstrative,
Lo,
To
rise (star,
dawn).
look!
t )
C^*
Shrinking from fear. Bewildered. Lowered. To squander (wealth). To strike a. o. with i_;
o^^j
c^j^
-S-S-
|ji o c-I*
s (itl* a
To awake a. o. from sleep. â To quiver (sword). îjr^J L-a To be brisk, CCa j C-uaj C_^j Ua
rr^
fi>
(a stick). To cause (a limb) to swell.

kill
Whence
^jJa
quick-paced (man, beast). hast thou oaIa'cj:*^ ci
(a dog) -^
To be swollen
scratch
To To scratch a. o. (body). -^ To
blood.
come?
(cat).
To
cut, to sever
*i*j
'Suaj
Ua
1.-*
^!4;
a. th.
(sword).
o.'s self to
To be
-fil*
put to flight.
To be
CC*
Tumour on a
she-camel's udder,
absent, unperceived.
Striped (gazelle).
Peevish, dull (man). -^ Scratched.
f^c?*
-^4*^
He set about doing. To be absent, remote

fi'om.
^ CCj a
* â * L~1
^
Having a swollen
CofFee-pestle.
face.
*^yi\ ^r^î^j
'tî^'* ?r
!r^4^ "^
To rend (a garment). To brandish (a .sword). To
Drain for collecting ^^lA'^ ^ <??> water. Depressed land. End of a valley.
Gardens
in
Yemen.
Ûr*l. ^r*'i
To
strut, to
'V^
t.^'S*" "^
have a self-conceited gait.

Soft boy. girl. Stupid
*i4r*
-^ '^4r*
To To To To
cause (the wind) to blow (God). arouse a. o. from (sleep). ^^^

be
worn out (garment).

fii
^^J^
lJi^[
cut, to split a. th.
man. Large
river.
,
i
To
collect * Ju^'lj -i^jj Uî -v and cook (colocynth-seeds). To feed a. o. with (colocynth- a
-ft-
cause (the wind) to blow* L4z.It (Gild). To ask for the blowing of ( the wind). Blowing of the wind. Vjc* Atoms, motes, fine dust in the ^Li
air.
seeds).
Colocynth and its seeds. j..^j SJ> To be Ju*lj XaIj ijiij , IJiÂ i JuA -Kquick, bri.sk.
Once, one time. A blowing. *^ Short space of time ; long zIaj time. Last remains of morning-twilight.
I
Swift (ahe-camel).
a^l>*
?r
-V'^
-ft-
saw him
once.
'ili iijij
To To
be fleshy (camel).
cut (meat) in large
slice of
a. o.
i^
a ^vi
Penetration of (a sword). State,

condition.
xIa
\jî o -nL*
pieces.
Piece of a garment.
^2p>,
*i*
To carve a
(meat) to
^ tyj> o^
J^\
'i
Ragged garment.
Violent wind.
w.Ja j >r^yA.3
vVr*^
V^
V*^
To be strong and healthy. To become thin. To cut olf (a limb) with (the
sword).
vi-^J
chide
(
"^.y^-i vL>r*
J^\ Windward. ^ To be quick. To

beast
J^l
).
C^lf^ ?-
a vr* To quiver ( looming ). <> To
Boneless piece of meat.
bark
(dog).
Large
meat without s^j* bones. Shell worn as an amulet. Depi'essed land, sand- jja_j j^l ^ j\f>
piece of
tract. cjJ^]j jja
To slaughter (a beast). To move about to be shaken. Dawn. Mirage. Game of child

;
*
i_il4.A
Depressed land.
Huge
(camel).
;^
t^j
^ jjJ* ^^ma
jCj5
Haii7 (ape). Cutting (sword).
Clamorous. To strike down, to a (ilA i c.1a -Slower, to abase a. 0. To be cowardly. To be disquieted. c^J,
ren.
Wind
raising the dust.
u*
^jj^
s3.A*
To
faint (heart).
:c?1a
Flakes of cotton. Particles of
Weakness. Faint -heartedness.
Jr
degrade
(goods).
a. o.
To abate the
price of
feathers, reeds. Scui-f of
the head.
jjii
Spider.
fit
To emaciate a. o. (disease). To collapse, to give way.

Lowering, decrease,
oflP.
i^
U'.'f
Small ant. Atom. Growing

barley.
j^
c'jf'jS
falling iÂj
hLi
Thick-haired monkey. Lynx.
Declivity.
Kind of
lily.
Fall,
abatement of price. JiJ^Wh/J^ God, grant us an C_U.a v Cklt "J^ \ increase not a decrease in our condition.
jIiIa
To
sing at a wedding.
y^d
J'^
Fleshy.
'Oj*
jiaI
-^
To jerk in walking. To adorn (cloth) with
^j\
figures.
fi>
Descent, lowering. Collapse.
Depressed ground.
Declivous (ground).
-k?**
i>r*^j
Quick walk. Jerking gait. Figu- '^yj red cloth. Persian horseman. ^jS^- ~ -i-^ "^
Elegant,
bull.
fine.
Emaciated.
Declivity,
New
gold coin.
-ft-
Jxili* sr i*-*^
Goldsmith. Blacksmith. Wild'J Ini
To walk
in stret-
Clili tjii a fCS
chiiig the neck (ass). To encompass. Ass just born. Born oUl*j y-U* ,- r^
Grown up
(child).
i!j
Lj
eat
iJIri*
iS.na> -H-
at the end of breeding-time.
To speak much. To
<;Ia yj^S
^
-H-ft-
To sleep. To squat down

the Persians.
\i,y^ Cla & fid
^
-ft-
much.
like
r^^\
,m-a
To die White
suddenly.
(;\'J{ \'jjLS
Ji
violet (flower). Gilli-
Îs
-
Bulky and strong-bodied.
;i5Lj
,j^
flower. Slanderer.
Proud, foolish. Beggar leaning fi^ on a stick. Visitor of women. To give way under dC^j't dUA -
To gather*
(flocks).
j:SSj , Ciii a
oH*J uA4*
"^
To earn
family).
I i
a. th. for (o.'s
J jd^j jSa
the pressuiê of the feet Foolish. Soft earth-
earth).
<isCi
To
exercise (a craft).
To be
^
deprived of (a
dote, to rave.
to a. o
:
>Ua a J-a
-Jf
I
son) by death (mother).
To say
jâ thy mother j jl* be deprived of thee by death i. e.
To
May
be collected (people, âIj Ju^ army). Rabble. Company of men. xXua Earnings. oCj-Ua To be Cfll* i ^;Aj CaI* a ^-a -{^
,
To
brisk, lively.
to curse a. o.
To earn
for (o.'s
J^saIj jl*!)
J?a
To be eager after. it He laughed im- i^îijU ^ja^\j ^j^\

moderately.
people).
To crush
fatness).
<>
a. o. (excessive
JâIj jIa
He
did the
work
j;.;)|
^/j~aI,
speedily.
To
give a vapour-bath to
*
^
jli
jl^l
To abate
liglit
(price).
a. o.
To foment
(a
(a diseased limb).
(bird).
<>
To bereave
son.
^
mother) of her
mean, lowly.
To QjÎa o Jali ^ To become abject, To collapse (wall).

^^
To go down
(a decli-
0^
Jl
~
-*
To take a vapour-bath. To
evil designs.
j^
I
vity).
be fomented (limb).
To scheme
intrigue.
To
j^l
A_j 5
He descended into the To go from (a place)

to (another).
fell
valley. ,^^1]^

j^
To catch Mind thy
(the game).
business.
He
To
I I
from his rank.
*rJln^
o-,
State, condition.
,^j^ J-5aI jli
bring, to
a. th,
send
ij;Alj,CÂ o JaJu down. To beat a. o. To

s
Aj
(A
To urge
(a
^
^
^f^
Siift
camel).
To
tj
if
drink.
To
-S-
speak volubly.
Vapom*. Lurking for a prey (wolf).
jji
ji
Name
of an idol, of the chief of
a tribe.
\i a 'J-A
Request, petition, importunity.

Striving to
:iic^
(clothes).
\_ii^
'{:J,
make
earnings.
Jui
Jji*j Jj\i
^*^
Moment. Portion. ;\i*j 'G^j 'J^*j Crooked, hump-backed. To disorder the mind s \^ i
of a. 0. (old age, grief),
''ô
'C-*
lr*l
Hunter. Bereaved of her children

(mother).
Fool,
silly.
-^
Jj!Âj j,i
>
Abel,
^jJ'J{fi>i
Adam's
son.
Jd.^J Jc-*
rave, to be delirious.
JiS a
Vapour-bath, fomentation.
To disparage a. o. To revile a. o. To dote, to become
*
disor-
^tiSj
Womb,
j^
jl^j
place of gestation. jji^>
J^
Elegant gait.
Christian monk.
Swift-running.
'
J^
Ul^
JIaSj J{]
dered in mind. To rave on the same subject. j^\ To recriminate with o. a. To be J\^
contradictory (testimonies).
S^
j!^/!
Accursed.
Taken away by death

^
(child).
dy^
,^^
d\tl
-H-S-ft-
Stupid, foolish.
To be addicted
dote on a. th.
desire.
^
to
to
J0Z,\j
^^^5-11.
Greyhound, Glutton,
Foolish. Intriguer.
To
follow blindly o.'s
To
affair).
of.
_( ,_i
rise in the air
(smoke,
\^ o
To
overlook (an
To be
passionately fond
Jh^--'
To run away (horse). To die ( man ). To be turned into ashes

dust).
Lie. Nonsense.
Error in
jC;a1
ji*
(embers).
speech. Misfortune. Absurdity.

First portion of the night,
jlljl
Jij^
Cheat, knave. ,J^'^ Nonsense. ju Insanity, Disorder of mind. e'A^j
^
Ja
To raise (the dust To jog o.'s hands.
horse).
^1
jnjt
Nonsense, doting, stupidity. jU^Jj J^~> Contradictory testimonies. îjj
Mutual recriminations.
Disordered in mind. Ji^ Fond of doting on. _) ji^zLa Following blindly his desires. JiÛ 3^ Coptic month. November. jJ\J Ce To rouse (a dog). J:1a -^ To be roused, stirred ^Si*ij J:Jd (dog, wild beast). To hurry towards a. o. Ji CcS â To coo (pigeon). (i~Ji
i
Dast rising in the air, '[J,] ^ 'CS Motes seen in the sun-rays. Mote, particle of dust. S*lu^ Whirlwind. Dust-colour. c>\j^ rr 3r* Bark of a tiêe sap-wood._,^!l tyCjL Rising in the air (dust). J^ ^ v_,t> Stars clouded by the dust. Ji '^^
:
Dusty, windward
place.
i_)0^!l
li.
I*
^^y
The dust of the grave. (A.^^ To rend (a garment). * ui o c-ft To strip (a tree) of (its leaves). To
spin
-ft"
uninterruptedly
woman ). To
forth
(
^ î ^
i
shatter a. th.
liquid).
To pour
To To
erv out to a.
o.
(i\::
Uc
To speak
fluently, to utter
>>lfet)l
praise
a. o.
luj s
l^j
(speech) volubly.
Her beauty
Call, cry.
is praised.
jii^J
oUa
voice is heard.îjjji
<>
To undervalue, To threaten,
Tattler.
to disparage a. o. 5
to scold (a child). jt
Unseen
man whose
(bow).
In pieces, in shatters.
u;
w4-5J
a. th.
\ci
Twanging
Thundering cloud.
Jaij :J^j o>ii
<_}>*
ot*
-S-
;;Gt_;
To
shatter, to
smash
c-ii*
u*
A.Y
-tt-
)
i-end, to
veil),
To be disordered (affair). c^'ii To tread a. th. uuder foot. To treat (people) tyrannically, s To pour down a heavy (rain ^
;c>
:
To
(a
discard
fi>
^biii
ilri
-ft-
To
divulge, to unveil a. th.
cloud).
To rend (clothes). To violate (the honour). He disgi'aced him : he brought ijihim to shame. To tear a. th. to rags. To journey by a dark
night.
Confused noise, voices. oC#i*j :u>.i Quick, hasty. Slanderer. Dusty djit^
place. Confused.
*
UCi^Jl
ilri;ij
dii*
dCU
dxz^
dlS^j
To To
bray, to pound a. th. * Cii give to a. o. a great jj>

of.
:
oiVii
^^ ^
part
To be To be
He
rent
(veil).
dishonoured, covered with
Eagle young vulture. sand even hill.

;
Hill of
red
^^
-ii-
shame.
laid idle.
iJVk^l j,
They
fell in
a iUi* J
\j'Jj
jâ>
scrape.
To
be sunken in its
fiercely (fire).
&ec?v o t-* "^

(
orbit
through hunger
eye
).
To
burn
To
"^
pull
down (a
fi,
&t-3tjj
bti
house).
He emigrated. jji^]\ To make (the fire) to blaze. A r-?* ^ To constrain a. o. to emigrate, s To protract (a business). j îSaI To be self-willed. ^krJ,
I.
Middle of the night. ,:j,~A < Criminal assault. J''^^ il-A Defamation. Hour of the night. !&!.:* Dishonour, shame, disgrace. *6*-rA Shameless, du^rlîj *i^;fti>'j î^^* unchaste. To pour C5l5*j Vlc:^j Vpj !Ai* JiS - a continuous rain (sky). Continuous rain, drizzle. dîS Clouds giving a continuous ji;a wj,V>JI;
i
rain.
To break the
(
To urge (a party Yoke of a bull.
of travellers).
front -teeth).
^ ^'1j,Cja To strike a.
^5a
o.
upon
(the mouth).
Emigration.
Xâ
obsCaAj *?'i*
To have
broken.
the front-teeth
(^S a
iS^)\>
if
Sixnken in its socket

(eye).
^
jî
^:pj
^ji'^
He beat him unmerci^rW^*

fully.
Quick walk.
He Do
followed his own judg- ^\^ ment. He went at random. abstain!
v^3 To
be broken (tooth). Contradictory evidence

proofs.
illegal
<tXl.\>JL
Dust spreading everywhere. Foolish man.
*>i?tA
j
Fragment, broken piece. Having the front- J: ^ n;JA
z;(xft
j,
Long and even
shore.
ol^ ^
^^J.
s^-aiA
Deep valley. Magic lines. To grumble (camel).
r-jse^lj
jJ>\ teeth broken at the root. To be garrulous. \'JJ:b> 'JJ: -M-
r-c??*
To speak
v>
obscurely.
'ii^J,
'jjji, -Si
To scare away
ting.
(a lion
r^jti by shou-
\^j
ClXfTj C\;ij '^'_y*j '^*
>^'^
"^
To pour down intermittent showers sky ). To flow continually ( rain,

(
Grumbling of a camel. Tall. ?rW?^ Easily scared away. To be appeased \''J>J>j bw* a W"' ^
(hunger).
tears).
To To
eat a. th.
to
fill
(the stomach),
'lii a
fi
'
jft
be vehemently hungry,
x*
Showery (cloud). cAi-j cAa ^ o>i*j J,li To trample dovra a. th. (^ o U;i -STo give a. th. to a. o. ^ j\ Give thou! Ju ^ ,oU To lie. To mix a. th. i;i i o oa -Sfit fit
To appease (hunger).
'\^'\
Liar.
oUa
u^
Name
of the
(A'
î*
A)
To He To To
paid
^
give a. th. to eat to.
ft,
town and province
%fi,\
2f
of Bahrein.
him Ms
due.
ili
Estrangement. Removal from s^^ the desert to a town. Emigration. 'j>i^j ~ The Hegira, beginning of the o'J>^ \
spell (in reading).
I^^j
& CJti> i
drive (a beast)
,_^
along.
Inconsiderate, wrongful
LrJ^><^
fr
Mohammedan
Unseemly
era A. D. 622
'IJr?J*
(man).
talk. Sufficiency.
i)l^jA
To
sleep by nighta|LA;j
iS^^ o
oiÂ -
He
is
not
Vj
i4'i
iU^ jJc
adequate to the work.

Bow-stiirig.
To remain awake. To awake fi'om sleep. To j^3j j^

or in the day.
Rope
for tying a
j\^
pray in the night.
camel's foot,
Excellent.
tethei".
To awake from
sleep or to
oi*
Hagar,'Ishmaers mother.
Foolish talk, ^\'j^j cj^^j*,^ nonsense.
:
^^
_^
?r
cause
a. o. to sleep.
U To
sleep.
To
lay the neck upon
ai.j*l
S?"-^
the ground (camel).
To cause
a. o. to sleep.
To
find
Midday-hour hottest ij\yj j^î hour of the day. He chirged c.\'j'>Jir'^\i cXjf}^^. el^j liira with disgraceful actions. Large watering-trough. J^^ ^ jx->J.
a. o. asleep.
Sleeping, praying
in the night.
jIUj
>j^ ^
j.->\>
Pi-aying in the night. a|^j >y>J>
^ :>J>^
ai^J
Night-prayers.
Large
cup.
Better, nobler. Longer, thicker.
J^\
'^Sj^J^
Of the Hegira
year).
Watching for prayer. -^?%a* To *j S J:k \j Cl^Sfcft J l^,3t ji* ft' break with a. o. To forsake, to abs,
Excellent, distinguished.
'<Sjf,^
tain from, to
shun
a. th.
Townsman
Custom,
of Bahrein.
J^^j To
-^^.
ît*
G_^3tA_> e3i?t*j li-îK'^J
j^ i^ji?6*Ij <S-J^/ti 'S?^ deliriously in (sleep).
talk
use, habit.' Speech, language.
Midday-meal.
Fine, distinguished.
^^,?4''
jj
To be intensely hot (day). To journey in the _îj

middle of the day.
Jr-^'î
JkS Jr^
J^^
^ j?%i-
^WJ"
Lofty (palm-tree).
To perform
prayer) before
leave
Jl^
Emigrant.
the time (Moslem).
He
held obscene talks. _^ ift.il b ^5^5 Forsaken (house). Uncouth j_^*4^ (word). Absurd (speech). The Companions of uj^9-lft43l
To emigrate. To
nomadic
Ufe.
2k:;;
'at
J^'^
J>--^'\
To
dote, to
J^ O?-*-' 1jW--*\
Mohammed
dina
:
during bis flight to Me-
speak nonsense. To use unseemly speech. To

laugh, to scoff at a. o. To pretend to be an emigrant.
o>Uj
the emigrants.
Fox, fox's cub.
^jj^ ^ ^J^^
a
--
_^j
J>J,
Monkey.
Beai'.
To
^j>s^ />
Jt'l
forsake, to cut
o.
a.lj^^'lj 'SÎaj
More learned than
Forsaking, parting. Hottest
monkey. Foolish, mad. Greyhound. To whisper in the ear j>-\i

to.
p'^ y^
-<>
-^
hour of the day. Midday, noon. I met him some time

after
ji^', J>Ji
Jî
\'JyJ>
[^^
j.'r.sT
we
parted.
'a'J^)\
Whisper.
:^
i
The
tree shot forth
c4*'^
To occur suddenly j Cit*

to
(
o ,jJ>J>
-ft-
the mind
thought
).
To speak
and expanded. Unseemly, foul language. ^Cîj

Excellent.
J>J^
to o.'s self.
Wayworn.
jî
0!*
(A.\
Shameless woman. SS^ t J^?^ Slow: sluggish. Stupid. j* iâ ^ C>>->* Small anchor. Wayless, misleading
desert. Clever guide.
To deter a. 0. from. To refrain from. Whisper mutter.

;
^
jl
,jJ>tk'A
Long night.
^,y>^ o y>i
-ft-
Suggestion,
^^
\'yji.
^^ Cj ^^>Ci\
To
assail, to
ip
thuught.
assault a. o.
To storm (a
place
).
To
o.
The
Lion.
into
intrude
upon, to
a. o. to
;
come upon
ip 5
a.
Azyinous, unleavened (bread).
unawares.
They got
j,9j>\j J>>î
0. to.
y.'vi
^. ^y^^'"
5 CsiA
^.^^^ J \y^3
To make
break
~~
a scrape.
in at
to urge a.
To
J>J.
drive (a beast)
j^ *
Jl.
To
set in unexpectedly (cold,
gently.
heat).
To overthrow (a building). ~ To collapse (building). J>^\i To be sunken in its ^^>J>j C4^ J>Jfi>
To point out a. th. To set (people) at variance. He has longed for it. ilij
Standing up,
rise.
ojJ
ij
c,!?.*
xlatft
socket (eye).
To di'aw (milk) to the last drop, To pounce upon, to attack a. o.V ^V* To avert (a disease) from. J^\ To give rest to (camels). i To draw (milk) to the last ^zalj
fit
fit
fi>
Crowd of people. j^ \'ja ^ il* U To slumber in (pG^^j (p^ a ,^ -fr the night. To set (star). To be appeased (hunger). (s-J^ To appease (hunger). fk]j ,^MKi To let a. 0. sleep. s fki
fi>
drop.
To rush blindly into. it Jf^ To venture upon. t_) j^Jo ^ They rushed one upon another. UjvVa^ To shed tears (eye). j^-'A
Sweat.
-fy-
Neglectful. Foolish.
Slumber, light sleep in the fir.st i:^ part of the night. Portion, watch
of the night.
Large drinking-cup.
Assault, charge, storming.
^Wtil
^^ Way of sleeping.
^
Watch
*ij*
five di-
Co:]p-de-main. Thii"d of the

visions of the night.
in of
(
cold,
Sadden setting heat). Herd from 40 to
100 camels. He came at

nightfall.
j^|
^ fj^
a;; t\f
of the night. jjlll Slumbering. fi>Mj /^^ t ^?,'i Sleeping-room, dormitory. ,^4^ To be ilabby in the Qit* a wi>.A -fr belly. To be disordered (country). To be flabby in the belly. To o?kil. be hungry. Old (ostrich). Sluggish (man). lji^
Big-bellied.
Sudden attack. Rushing impetuously. Blasting

(wind).
>^'
.ît*
Milk put into a skin. iO bi tjjoiAj iiliiftj

base-born.
incorrect
fire at
Si-^st*
To throw (a stick). t_, y^ o j^ -j^ To wiuk at, to ogle (woman). To impair ( the reputajj /b j^
tion)
of.
ilssA
ij^
-H'
To
be boi'n of a slavehalf-blooded.
woman. To be
(
To be
speech ). To fail to give stroke (flint). To be married before CWa i o puberty (girl).
the
first
To To To To
To
revile a. 0. in (words).
^jj S
follow a plain.
vie
jaCu
5
with
a. 0.
set (cattle) free.
To
fi>j
s JaB*!
^S
J^J^
To To
insult, to outi'age a. 0.
Aj
treat a.
o.
scornfully.To abhor, to
enlarge a. th. To lose (wealth). find out a. th. fi J^l Depressed Jjkuj J'iiAj Ju.a1 ^ jiti plain between two mountains.
detest
a. th.
Depressed plain, j^^/j
oî
?- si?**
or
"
a. o. (misfortime). To be weak in body, advanced in age. To crash, to crumble down \jjjji i luS
overwhelm
To possess To marry
berty.
full-blood camels.
a girl ) before puvile,
(building).
To judge
J^3"
^^-'
'^"'.
(an action)
fi>
He
is
a an excellent
disgraceful.
man.
passed by a man, by a o'Jr^^ o^ woman stronger, hardier than thee. He is 3 dauntless man. Sa/ o>^
I
Defect, vice. Incorrect
â
^ ;i^
language. Noble extraction. sJWt* Of good breed {m. f. s. pi.) ^Gt* (camel). White blood-camel.
Yile, low.
To
To To
threaten, to frighten
follow
fall
? ijj-Jj
ijS
iV'^
oajI.
a. o.
0. a.
Mongrel born of <^ i^j a slave-mother. Half-bred. Lowborn.

;
down. To be demolished.
^ Dromedary,
a Dromedarist.
I
Demolition, destruction. Strong,
ii
Cilbt*
generous man.
man. Harsh voice.ojOi ^ !us j Truly! am not weak, 'jS y^ iS,[ I am^not a coward. Loud crash of a falling ^->-*j s!^
Weak
Female oI?iAj dromedary.

the
first
>>,^?t*J cr?^ rr
*x^;*
Steel failing to give
fire
at
crt'^
stroke. Girl married before
building.
puberty. Precocious palm-tree.
sÛ
iijelAl liifc
Threat. Frightening. ijJCj j^j^^ Rumbling of the sea. Underground Sii rumbling. Thunder. SiO* Cowardly, weak. ailj Silo*
Young people married
together before puberty. Worthless, -tk^^j i>?4rj JW^J
*^^?4^
common
people.
Fecundated by a blood-stallion x^.a

(she-camel).
Go
gently.
d^Jiljii
Declivity.
ijiu
ej.fw
To
satiiise, s b.4y *We^J

o.
(
'S?-*
t?-.*
-^
Pick-hammer.
^
-)^
to censure a.
to rail at a.
o.
poet).
To
scoff,
To coo
(pigeon).
To grumble oao*
s
(camel).
To form
(a child).
:
fi>
To dandle To lower
I
to throw a. th, down,

*J\
bird.
syllables, to spell a To be hot (day).

To To To
satirise o. a.
find (a
^^^J J<^j
*V?^* J
^j^ ~
a. th.
.|
sjlit* o ît*
fancy.
oa j>./
poem)
satirical.
^ i^^ A û*1
Any cooing
pigeon.
Hoopoe
(bird).
Wild
%jS'jS
satirise o. a. (poets). ^rii\j j>-^^

-(itj*
Epigram. Dispraise.
of a
Spelling.
JpTfjj
Murmuring sound. Cooing

dove.
t^J^j
Alphabet,
j^\jji
Patience, meekness.
^^.!)lj 1^4:! Ij 'G.^1 letters of "the alphabet.
^jj-
Do have patience. To take rest. To be appeased
oaII^Ju
pain).
iiCi&
In this
manner, on this
satiri- Vj. u1
:
\1a Ut*
\ijjjLj S'jS a lajj -^

(
pattern.
motionless (wind, storm).
To be still, To stop.
cj
V-jjjb
Epigram,
cal
^ ^?J^h
S^?**'
poem
libel.
^^
To To
stay in (a place).
die.
Satiric poet, railer.
People were at rest. ojiJIj 0?--P' c^J^ lie. the eye and the foot were still. To be crook-backed (man). *iaA a C?-â
Laughing-stock, satirised. S?*^ To break, to fi^j s \'iyjjj \jSo'j^-^ crush a. th. To overthrow, to pull down (a building). To crush, to
Jj^
'fo
A\n
To have the hump depressed
overloading (water
:
Having
long
'\j'j^ j,
ooaIj.Xjo* ^ ^jS
;
by
eyelashes
( horse ) ; long nap ( cloth). Lion. Succory, endive. 'Uoi* j S.'^j ^-^, Sour and thick milk. j^\jjij j^j jJ. -^
a long forelock long-branches ( tree ) ; a
camel).
To
I
still,
to
S i\j.k\
quiet, to
calm
a. o.
IoaIj J-Jr^J ^J^ To assuage, to
allay (pa.ssions).
Weakness
ted.
of the sight.
Weak-sighi
Black gum.
G-liij Cv^jAj (i.a*
To walk
âa
-ft-
To restrain, to check a. o. 2 Wi To hold (water vessel). A To pat, to lull (a child). To i'\j^\ bend a. o. ( old age ). To wear out
-^
i^
with short steps (old man). To walk

gently, to tot about.
(clothes).
May God
^j^^ Ij ô*
(i\.jS
\
leave
him
in his
'ji1
iâ*1
^J
To run in a tremulous manner (ostrich). To boil vehemently

(cooking-pot).
distress
To take
^jS
rest,
-fy
(
To be soothed
sick person
).
'i!ipj
to be calm
To be
ôpjj sioi one (she-camel). To be tremulous (voice). vr^^ To manifest the good actions of. it
,
To whizz (wind). To fondle her young
{>.'jS
stilled, lulled. To be dull (price). Behaviour, temper. 'oa Portion of the jllll o\jSj ''jJLj
night.
Part of the night.
\'j^j
'J^^
'j'm^
Runniog, walking lous manner.
in a
tremu-
^lli
sr^j*
^jix*
^lJii>
Domed woman-litter
upon a camel.
îl^ ^
Boiling quickly (cooking-pot),
Yearning towards her young

one
(
she-camel, ostrich). Whizzing
(wind).
His provisions will not iCJ 'sIIxa iJ \. last for a night. He came to us after a \tjjjb vJnl short rest. Rest. Stillness, silence, sjIoa -tf-j '/jJ^ quiet, calm. Having the hump depressed by 'V'jS overloading (.she-camel). Bent, hump-backed. {m.f.)\j,fii\
State, condition.
xJ
Hasty.
yr^:^
spent to
jUtJ^j s*lai
-ft-
To be
no avail ( without retaliation (blood). To spend a. th. uselessly. To A go for nothing; to be unavenged
(blood).
â* o jo* ^ goods, toil ). To be shed

|ja*j
i
To have long
(eye).
lashes
Co* a s-i^
ojjilj
To have long branches

(tree).
To rumble
thunder).
(waves,
l^joij
ijluS
jai
To low (calf). To grumble (camel). To roar (lion). To bray (ass). To be sonorous (voice). To coo (pigeon). Ijlji^Jj 1^ uaj Ijoa To ferment (wine). To shoot forth (palm-tree). Ijj^ To be luxuriant (plant, lâi_> Ijjlu*
herbage).
To milk (a she-camel), t^j s C'jj ^jS To pluck (a fruit). To cut off a. th. To be pendulous (branches). To ^.j^pj hang down (part of a cloud). ( un. SJoAj aJjla ) i_.')aA ^ v_i^j kj.^
i
I
Eyelash.
Fiinge,
border of
gar-
ment.
Leafless
risk.
( un. xJoa ) ^\jji] ^ ^Sx twigs. Foliage of the cypress, tama-
To grumble repeatedly (camel). JjS To let (bloodshed) unavenged a joil

(prince).
Cloud hanging towards the P^ ^jL earth. Filaments of a flower. Continuous tears.
Stupid, heavy, dull.
.jCxi^
To shed
v^->
""
the blood of
o. a.
with- Jii^
Cypress-leaves
foliage.
out retaliation.
permanent Fringe of a garment.

;
i_i\ja
Ua*
Ci'owd, party of people.
r )
o-XA
jaaj JjS
Sj'jSj Sj'jS iiij;
;^dU
Worthless (man).
His endeavours
Wide (basis). To pull down (a bullding).
j^^^
fi>
wî
jOA
Qa'jJ.
il'a*
were
useless.
dull.
Sluggish,
a. o.
Obese (man). To rush, upon

(people).
Worthless, low (man). e'/jJ- ^ jÛ Milk thickening on the surface. Land covered with j\'^ oj^\>
vegetation.
Thick milk. House supported by massy pillars.
Worthless man,
-ft-
Sjilusj
Sjoa j
SjJU*
To coo (dove). !>L OA i Jo* To dangle a. th. To have an ulcerated and VoA a J-^
banging
lip
woman. Mean people. Rumbling (of the waves). Grumb-^jki

ling of camels.
Roaring
(of lions).
(camel).
Ja.j
To hang
loosely (branch).
Fermentation (of wine). Swollen. jOA ^ Mj-aa ^ jja'I Shed unavenged (blood). Spent jjjlj*
to no avail (wealth). Like the brayer in ;;ijt
Having a hanging lip.(camel).JiUj Jjia Hanging branches. Jli*

Party, crowd. i!|ju Cooing of a dove. Young pigeon, j, jS Pendulous (lip). Jjui ^ 'VJu > JaaI To throw, to pull A Cai i /jS -ft-
J ja4iJtr
the enclosure
for nothing.
i. e.
making a great ado

jf
To
drive (a beast)
<>
along.
To
think
of.
C'oa i ^ôa -{f To be uneasy

^t-oa
down (a building). To break a. o.'s back. To be sea-sick. ^jia To overthrow ( a building). A yjS> To be demolished, to fall _/j^\j j,1xKi
^
about
Myrtle.
<-
a. th.
( un. ilCiA
Busying thought.
cr-?^
To be disquieted. To break a. th.

(hollow).
^j^^^
"^
-ft-
&!a a
p.Jjfc
to pieces.
be worn out (clothes). ^S47 He threatened him. ^llp j.^j Shed without retaliation ôij ^Ja
To
C^
To be crushed, broken. To enter at, to Jl^ come to.

Is
9-'-^\
Cs'aa
o iJâ
-ft-
(blood).
Destruction, demolition.
i
^lu
Patched ^jiu -^j ^J-j >Ij^ ^ >-ia garment. Decrepit old man. Old boot. Woi'u out apparel. -^ Clothes, undei'j
any one newly come to you ? He approaches

the age of 50.
oiU""
jj^\ JJ^ Ja
cru-iitiJ
oJAb
i
<-jjâ
clothing.
Well crumbling down. Ruin.

Part of a
flock. Slight rain.
yjS
Xp'jS
Refuse, remains of plants fi'om
^ oi
>|ju
the preceding year. Sea-sickness, giddiness.
Destroyed. Coagulated (milk), ^/j^ Watered by a sligh train {esi.vila.).-i^/j^ To rend (clothes). J^ôa Ragged (clothes). Dishevelled jô*
-ft-
To be weak, slothful. oJia CjJa To overtop, to overlook a. th. ip jjla To seek refuge towards. Jl^ To happen to a. o. (affair). J To rise up, to stand erect jais-llj (man). To be high, projecting. To become the butt of a com-oa+xJLI. pany to be much spoken of.
;
Bidky.
(JoA
lofty buil-
Prominence,
ding,
hill.
oIIia)
?-
"J-^
Butt, aim. Tall man.

oJUfc
(man).
Party of men. Block

drink.
^ Hj^
j>
Food and
Gathering of ding in trees.
Former age. sLôa men. Sandy land aboun-
of isolated houses.
New comer
arriving
*liU
îiC*
unexpectedly.
"Way, manner, direction.
j'jjt
To be
appea.sed,
CjIâ
c.ju -H-
He acted
in his
own
-way.
il'jj
^jS
j'j<b
quieted.
Victinn to be alaugh- x'jaj
jjSj
tered in Mecca.
Direction, right course
;
z'jVjjlj
jjj&
true religion.
The
Goran."
'ja
He
follows the right way, j'x jt the true religion.

Tjjjt.
To kill a. o. 5 To bury a. th. A C jla To soothe, to calm a. o. j o!wb_j To quiet (a child). To conclude a truce, to malce j o'Ûb
peace with
a. o.
Behaviour.
j XJ_'j^
b
What
Tiour
fine
beha-
iS
Ju*'
^1>1
To emaciate (a horse). i oliil To be ari'anged, to take a good oiC^j turn (business). To conclude a truce
(armies).
Persevere in the same

cour.se.
iui
j,
'Si.
To swerve from
jj [xAj <j
1
(a resolu-
^,f oJîJl.
Course, manner.
luT
i
tion).
Ponder over
the
affair.
'i!yi
Ij li*
o oa
in
^L"
Fruitfulness.
oJ*
<;!xft
<J
course to be followed
thy
Hjjla
Slight rain.
Reconciliation. Truce,
'i\^j
"C Ix*
Entitled to respect or protection.

Bride.
xl
peace, armistice.
Quiet, stillness.
<j
jSj "3-^
i1
Ji*j oj-vaj
o-uk
i
*j
-aa
The same
ner.
thing, the
same man\'Aj,.
jj,
Conclusion of peace. Slow, slothful

;
sJlo*
-^
foolish.
olJ*
-ft-
Gift, present, offering.
^"u jS
'Vjjiy
To
*J JLft
y^J
Offering, presentation.
direct a. o.
^-^J i5A* iÔA to the way. To show

or course
to.
2f
Leader. Guide. c\jj.j ojiU -r ?\^ Point of an arrow, of a spear. Neck of a horse. Handle. Be ii^ ^ ginning of the night. Camels walking ahead. Stick. Rock pro- ilyj CjGiU ^ Jj iU jecting over the water. Neck of a
horse.
the right
way
To direct a. o. towards. Jl j J To go in the right way. iâi^lj j'jJ. To follow the true religion. J I tf at*lj tf JLft iS^j *l^* (iJ^ To bring (the bride) to (the bride2^
\_}
,
groom).
To
c.Uil^1
lead the
:
way
to
jf
iâyilj ijjS
Beasts walking ahead.

Bountiful.
(others
horse).
fi>
'\j^
To present J\j J
a. o.
|sja\ iSjJ.]j
jU^
Vessel, tray for offering a gift,
ôj^
with (a
The Mahdi, leader and refor- mjoî.)! mer of Islam, expected to come at
the end of the world. Bride conducted to the
*/ji^->
sent) to.
a. th. to.
a preTo guide, to bring a. o. or

gift)
;
to offer
e'^
'jA
bridegroom.
To offer presents o. to To make a picnic. He came swaggering

between.
a. s
h'î^ ^jSU
s t\'j^
ojj
He
is in
the
same
J^Q/
<(
-Uft.^
Jc
state as before.
To send
Mecca.
(a victim) to
Ji 4> ^jjul
To read
book)
ly. -^
,
a A (iS'jJ,) V:>'jSj ifU o -U -:} to recite (a narrative) quick(
To make
presents
o.
to a.
To
tJ^Qj
To meditate,
to reflect upon.
waddle, to totter.
To
cut off a. th. quickly,
oSaIj
He
Sharp (sword). i^JUj ila*j lU Quickly and repeatedly. 'iloill*

Cutting quickly.
Painful journey.
jj^Xlij ili
has followed the j>*V iîSal true course for obtaining his want.
to be guided, direcfor (a present).
(io+rJ.
1.
To ask
To ask
a*
--
ted aright.
yb
Swift, sprightly.
A\
Demonstrative pro- ( for I'iu ) lli* -ttnoun. This. See \'i. To cut, to trench _, XSd a lii -{ta. th. To put (the enemy) to flight. To hurt a. 0. in words.
j\'JS
To
speak, to read quickly.
^ cijj ii* ^jj^ -fr
Speaking, reading
quickly.
'i^jfj^j j'j}-^
To be
brisk
to
Gjli*
oJ^^'j
iJ-U -^ tiJ^
hasten.
Hasty, brisk.
3'^^.xij
To To
To
die of (cold).
^y.
VJui a IsJ^
VSkl
burst (tumour).
crop, to
Prominence JJjii ^ J^li* Ji* -^ of ground. Cloud. Beginning or end of the night. Rain seen from afai". To be shaken, tossed about Ji^ -S(bucket). To walk in tottering.
Showel.
fi
e\Si
<^lij C Jul
,
_)-U
-ft-
trim (a tree). To trim, to dress (wood). To cleanse, to repair. To

polish (the style).
To be light, active. To eat quickly. To cut a. th. speedily.

Gallant, courageous.
J'JS
CliA
i
-R-
To tjJ^b îVAj
(_jjL*j
ollij \j,JS
jt'li
*
vÎj^j j>^
go quickly, to run, to
flow.
To rear, to bring up To pour down (rain)

(cloud).
(a child). 5
^JS
I
quickly
iji*
Cutting (sword). j^M^^j j''^-^ To walk with short steps. J>lU -S-
To
To
rave, to
^Âfedl
ijli*
o ll*
-tt-
speak
deliriously.
(
ujj.Ptj To be arranged, improved To be well brought up, ( affair ). amended (child).
cut a. th. with

).
the
^
'JS
i
fi>
Integrity, sincerity.
sword
There
(i->J> -S-
is
no sincerity
iJjJ^ ^J^'y J,
oi* ^
^^si
To
To To To
rave, to talk GG lij C

talk nonsense with a.
boil
nonsense.
o.
in his love. Swift (horse).
s i^'il*
(meat) to rags.
^^j*!
S'i\sCi
'IJ^*
Amble, easy pace of a horse. Education of a child.

Swift (camels). Upright, honest (man).
Polished, trimmed.
(i.,J^
vi^
vi^W^
kjjJ-
talk nonsense together.
Dotage, delirium,
raving.
o^^-^j
Well
S^Si
li
-S-
Raver. To have a subcutaneous tumour
SIju,*1ja
bred
(child).
OO*-*
(
'!>*
S*
"^
To have a haughty
gait (woman).
sj^ ll* _,i
camel
).
To
suffer
from
diari'hea.
-if-
To
flow
(sand,
To be
intensely hot
Ijli*
ju*
'j'-*^
-M-
seeds).
To
fall off (leaves, fruit).
(day).
He
suffered
and died from
ii-Ll
He bab-
diarrhea (camel). To be ill-natured.

^
*2iLJ J jl*b , OlJ^^J bled, he talked nonsense.
"~
Iâ a
To
be incoherent, foolish
\'jJS
To pour out (sand). ^ o To twang (bow). o 11j_h*J I>* ' To feel disgust at. * He grinned in the face jj_iUl <s.*j J
"^
j^
jji^
(speech).
Dotage. Delirium. Loquacity.

oVjj(,.i* J j(Ji*j j.i*j
j-i*j
j^J
J^
Babbler, raver.
of the beggar.
To To
howl, to whine from
^},\
\j^^
O-i*^ J jl-ii^J J-4^J SjlilAj Babbler, dotard.
jl-*j*
cold (dog).
cause (a dog) to whine

stiff
5 'jaSj
Doting (woman). jlJ^j j-^J Jr'^ Speaking quickly. Nimble. cA.j',^,
(cold).
To
talk volubly.
VJ-^
"*
To become dry and

(thorns).
|^
o "ji
To ba
seized
with diarrhea.
^'
Custom, use. 4j'.^ Quick in acting, in speaking. oIj j,li To be sprightly ; to hurry on.ojli* ^
To
rout, to put to
v3*^-' v!f*
fi>
To show
(
the teeth like a dog

at.
IS
ju
1
flight.
woman). To snarl
call (sheep) to
He smuggled it. i)^;i^!l ^;. To be frightened away ( horse). To travel far into a land. To raise (the dust wind). To
:
^^
]
To
water.
^
Sjj^
Jjt,
^J"^
Male
cat.
She-cat.
fit
^ 'j> ^ sy^
constrain
a. o. to
They
fled fi-om
Escape,
tion.
flight,
run away. one another. emigra- *;j
Subcutaneou.s tumour attacking j\yi camels. Diarrhea.
\jjj\fiJ
The
^ -^j
j
^'^
thei'
star a in Lyt'a and ano- olj'^' in Scorpio. December and

fallen
January.
Fugitive.
oUâ
VJ>
:
Grapes
on the ground.
j/î
Nobody cares about Lij}^ "^J ^j^> ^ i* him. He possesses nothing, lit he
has no friends nor enemies. Place of refuge. vj.lft/^ ^ vS*' ^ Escape. Shift, subterfuge. To rend (clothes). fii jj'jS a Servants of a fii'ee'j)\j ^ Jjâ temple. Doctors of the Magians, of the Parsees. Slow amble. slu yS -JiProud gait, stately deport'jjj'j, ment.
Swift -footed (wolf). Lightfingered (thief).
Snarl of a dog. Ill-temper.

Dislike.
^_^
j^ytW yjl
jj^''
fi)
Celebrated battle between
two
tribes.
Suffering from diarrhea.
To move, to shake a. th. To call, to bring (sheep)

water.
ji'ji -^
^.^
to
Murmur
of running water.
j^'j^
'S*!'*
Bleating of sheep.
Abundance of
milk, of water.
jy^'j^j jt\'j^j jI*â
j^'^
To
utter foul,
jSkl^
J Sji
a Yj -^
*Iâ
incorrect speech.
To spear a. o. K-i'i <j'ji\ o cfji ^ To sUt, to widen (a garment), a To impair (the reputation). To boil (meat) to rags. a o> b ~ To have a wide mouth. Cj î a 0%*' He opened the mouth. is ^/ji'
j.i.,
To be To
To
intensely cold
oMâj
(wind).
debilitate, to kill (a
;
'(j^^j
beast)
boil
to
afl'ect a. o.
severely (cold).
y^'\j
(meat) to
fit
\^j
\'jA
rags.
Lion.
Cj^j
in the sides
iîj^j cJyji Cjji

cfj^'h z^Cji
To
be
1^ftJj,lj>*0 I'jAj 'l>a a iSji
Impaired (chai-acter).
Wide-mouthed. Rent (garment).
Wide
'^\ Ciijî cfj^J

tXJSjX
done to rags (meat). To starve with cold ( beast, man).
c>
>*
of the mouth. Luggage, clothes.
To take
^
^'_, -^
the fresh air in the
V^bt
evening.
Kitch en-implements
Ragged
Lion.
(clothes).
jy^^j
To
^ J'J ^
^'y^
i
To He
kill a. 0.
2f
multiplied idle words.^^j ^>\SCJI Off-shoot of palm-trees. 1_^

^Vji.
riot, to
make
C>.^
(
^j
Indecent, foul speech. Garrulous.
faction,
a disturbance
people).
To
Done to rags (meat). Severe,

destructive (cold).
'4j
<i;_,ii
run much (horse). To exert

strenuously.
o.'s self
Time
j
of intense cold.
To
be profuse, incoherent in
to dally.
Blasted by the cold.
'/J^
-ft-
(speech).
To
{'iXi'jAj
^ To sport,
To be
^^j
v'.â
[^j
C ijS'i ^.'j^ o k_)Â
fly
away, to escape.
Jl^
^5
dazzled, excited
^>
by heat or tar (camel).
To escape towards. To be old, decrepit.
^y
>* a ^ji
Pounding,
Cat.
V
pxilvei'isation.
(A\
To scare away
CO*-'
(a wild beast).
^_,
~ To affect
To
^^
5
a. o;
(wine).
s
Ragged garment.
ti'ees (land).
Lion.
Abounding with thorny

Kind of thorny tree. Lion. Pounding cooked meat and flour into a paste. Pounded, brayed *-^j*
(grain).
^'^Sj overfatigue during hot weather. To be disordei'ly, factious tJ^^> (crowd). -^ To wanton, to dally todistress (a camel) by
gether.
He became
-'
excited by
JalJI
'^ ^^jI
^j^
wine.
Riot, confusion. Slaughter, civil
Cooked meat and wheat X~ijij pounded together. Mortar. Wash-stand ^j\^ ^ wÂ^for ablutions. Big and heavy (camel ). Dauntless (man), q Howitzer.
^j*
war.
flict.
-^ Sport,
wantonness.
^"jjij
Disturbance, faction, conFoolish.

tf-
^î
To be To be
To
ill-tempered
Weak. ^yt Wanton, dallier. r^-h tjJ^ Good runner wO*^J r'j4tJ k-C*
(horse).
hard, inaus-
\^^
)
k/-^*
picious (fate).
set (people,
o. a.
Disorderly meeting.
Xfl^-*
dogs
Wantonness,
dalliance.
*f j*-*^
against
To be
old.
ip 5 'i^lS^J
quick.
%i-[^
^'j^
^>lr*
^ ^
^ To
To
To
^
become
Tall, bulky camel.
Z^'y^j
*i>>
v^*^
5r
stir
Lame.
(dogs) against
quarrel with.
with.
o. a.
<>
To
^
tot about.
To wanton
J^ ^
J^V^*
i
Tall, long-bodied (man).j23._l3i
To
of.
tear, to injure (a
To dally, to wanton together. J.ji^) To assail o. another (dogs, ^^'f\A\J

men).
bi'oken
^ Old,
down (man).
:
j,'^
Uproar, bustle, riot

fight.
<>
iXjQjij tr'S* Wantonness, horse-play.

(horse).
garment). To To dye a. th. yellow. gt> iÂj To boil (meat) to rags. To fall to pieces (cooked iS^ a i , meat). Disturbance, riot, faction. :>'jS
iS^* impair (the reputation)

fi>
i^ ^
Manageable
oCJt
J^j
iV
Female
ostrich. 'Vile
man.
j,^*
To dry up
(cotton in the
^JiL'î
Turmeric, yellow dye.
:>'^
inkstand).
Dyed yellow.
Cotton put in the ink- <!i,Âj iliÂ stand. Towel, rag.Worn out woman.
To run
steps.
tf-
i/j*^j '^?j heavily with short ij^â -fta. 0.
To be mangy.
Cs^
o'^
).
To
threaten, to frighten
ic.
Mange. Tetters. Worms,
{coll
Pool of stagnant water. To rend (clothes). a> ia'î o ja'ji '^ To be affected with dry C^^ a o>y*
'^j iij_^
In disorder (people).
c-i-pl^*
Old woman. Cowardly. Bigbellied.
s?5^
?r^>* "^
mange.
To walk slowly. To strike a. 0. To

beckon
at.
\'j'jA
jji
-ft-
To be
affected with tetters
on
J^y
cP'lr*
the body.
Mange. Tetters.
To impure
the
(Jfî o I^*
^ÎSCit
-fr
To To To
perish.
\'j'ji
a jji -^
perish.
jj'j'îj
JJj
w'j*'
eat a. th. gree-
* Câ
bray
^ ^
To
reputation of
a. o.
dily.
To
bruise, to
a. th.
He held idle talks. To have a flabby flesh.
Q^
a iy*
crush a. th. down. To be gluttonous.
C3*
to*
^^*
HeracUu3 (Byzantine
emperor).
*Sij* i
(AS V) O^S* ^ To
J^j*
-^
^J*
revile 0. a.
tjt^j
Flaccid flesh. Old ewe.

to strut.
<^'jti ^'jt
To sweep,
become
< To
Braggart.
old, decrepit.
To become a
xlfeÂ
"i^s'ji
heretic, jt^jj j^'î -^
Stately gait. > Decrepitude.
a heresiarch.
Heresy.
Large
Fine,
fishes
seals, cetacea.
*iyyi
*5ll3i
-^
Surge-beaten place.
s'lTS*-'
^
"i^j^
Heretic.
'^^^'j^
Ji11>a
"^'^^^,3 *-^j^J
Tall.
Long-bodied (man).
*
-ft-
good-looking -woman.
Oats.
oU^^'
Jfy
To tear a. th. to pieces. * ;^'j^ To hurry in walk to Jj\i J_,a ^

;
To To
flow quickly (blood). Gs.^ a f._^ run, to hurry Ji^ fp^ a
-tt-
^^
go a kind of amble.
towai'ds.
^*'j^
To become
xi-yî '^ji^'J
^â
^
-if-
decrepit by age.
To chop (herbs). To mince (meat). To praise, to extol a. o. To render a. o. decrepit (God, age).
fi,
Ci^
y^^ 4> yjS
To point (a spear). To hasten. To hurry in walk. To

tremble from anger
fear.
:
t-'^'h p[^ 9'^'^

'^.^^ \j
'^'î
to shiver
from
or a. th.
5
^j
^1>a
yî^,
j^b
To be
pointed (spear).
^.IJ^j
^^7
f.'^
To pretend to be old. To judge, to find a. 0.

broken down.
Quick and tremulous pace. Flowing quickly (blood).

Easily
^_^
old,
yy^
moved
to tears.
^yj ^
t>*j
*ft
Louse.
r*
Mincing, chopping. Acrid plant : kind of euphorbia. Advanced age, decrepi1\,'4î yî
y^
Seized with a nervous
^jj^^j
f.'j4^
trembling.
tude.
The Lion. To praise
?-0*r"j f-î^^
a. o.
Pyramid
Very
of
Egypt.î^ ^^1^1 ^
J'j^-j
iJ^jj^
y^
^S
j,j\m
or Sj ^ (SjA i jî -fta. th. to excess or without reason.

to
Understanding. Soul.
old, decrepit.
He hurried
prayer.
perform
5Lo!'l Jl.
tj^*
cJ^j
Feeding on
acrid plants.
^jl^* ^
To
give fruit preco-
<-J^b tj^
JTâI
a
ciously (palm-tree).
Dry wood. Dry (wood). Wicked woman.

Understanding, mind. Ancient wells.
^/^
j'/jA
To become wealthy. To pour ( a j^j Cs^

ft,
,
Jâ
-ft-
d'^ji
liquid).
c-^l^
-tt-
Cool thy anger!
t^y^ jt jyj
tears).
0. (fighters).
u.
To chew
(fire).
a. th.
To be
put out yi'^ -^
The great. jyi'ji^W ol>i^l j^^H P King of Persia. To be frowned, cross (face). ^'^ -^
Mercury. Egyptian god. .r^> G Egyptian king under whom the Septuagint was made. Man-eater lion. Panther's cub
Lion. Rhinoceros. Buffalo.
To pour (water, To rush upon a.
Imperative. Dismount,
^î* !>^^
To
take rest ye flow abundantly

(tears, rain).
Dl'^ _^l. J3J2r*l
To be poured.
Effusion of blood, tears,
Jytj Jiy*
'
J\l^[
Glazed paper. Bare

desert.
Jj W^ ^
J^
3'A^
D Hieroglyphics.
Parchment. Papyrus.
J^'J^Jj J\'^^ j
î.j'^î
'
Uproar, bustle.
To
pull out (the hair

0.
Poured. Pouring.
^^^
to depilate a.
Poured
(rain).
Jj j^î
( A\A ) ^3* To be broken down by age cJL^ To subdue a. o. (woman). To mo?e along. To vibrate, to jaj+j Old woman. oscillate. To become submissive. To J^]y Hair remainig on the J-î^ ^ J>*S* leap for joy (heart). sides of the head. To bound joyfully tovrards. Jl. 'j^'j* To pervade (a tree worm). A^j^Jyi Vibration, oscillation. Couimotion. Distnrij\îj j^lj* J*J* Tree-worm canker-worm. Big or small louse.;.;!^ ^ 9yJ>i i^'j^^ affliction. Sediuion. bance, shock To grin, to sneer. War. J:>j
a. th.
-ft-
-ft-
'!'
-ft-
Flowing abundantly (water).
ja'^*-* 3^J*->
J^ J*
Fruit of the
^4^'j^j ''yj^-i <^>'>* "^ Aya/ôc/t M i-tree.

a. o. 5
Shining, glittering (sword).
jUja
a Xji
To beat
tS^j.O^
!>
-ft-
To To To
excite (a beast
'\'j
with a stick.
Herat, town of Khorassau.
rider).
let
si^
-ft-
(camels) die of cold,

to deride
s 'IjaIj
~ To
thrash
a. 0.
^
scoff at
:
'^j
tj
j'ljiv
a. 0.
To die suddenly. 'Ija a To be severely affected by cold. To laugh, to scoff ^ ij+i.;. Ij VjWj
at.
iSji
\jji
]
'O-*^
To wear out To alter a. th. (dampness). To dye (cloth) yellow. j^ To ridicule a. o. * cSjV* ^ To be worn out (j'^\j <s*J^ ^ (clothes). To be rotten (fruit ).
'
fi>
o_^ a jyS (clothes). ^ liy^j
Stick.
>Si\'j' ?r
J'S^
Scoff, rail, sneer.
'A'j^\j
-j'jij
>
Sceptre,
corn.
staff.
liAiUI
Cold (moi'ning). Difficult to be
*5j^l*
Granai'y, store-house for -lykl
^ t^^
crossed (desert).
Laughing-stock, ridiculous. s'iJa Scoffer, mocker, sneerer. s'lj* Strong camel. Vulture. uj3>*""v'-J* "^
Fierce, lion.
-'lî*
Rottenness.
(builiilng).
oVJ*_,a
W"eak (man). Overthrown Xjj^Va ^ jU
To
quiver, to
^j A
jj'*-'
'ja
j*
(
-ft-
To
cut
oflf
a. th.
A
?-
jt'ji
--
Bulky
lion.
Sturdy jj\ja
to
j;*J*J -?j^
brandish (a lance). trees wind).

:
To shake
^'kt
"
the
camel.
It
set
me
in
good
spirits,
^,> 'ja,
To be reduced
destitution.
extreme
S.'j^
if-
To rock
(a child).
5 ^ \'j.ji>
ja
To hum,
to
^j^j
in
Tj^jSi-'j^ a jrj* "^
To m'ge (beasts) by singing. To be shaken, j^jij 'y> -^-j

to vibrate.
In^l^'jji^
sing
undertone.
To
recite
verses on a trilling rhythm.
To walk
;r3*^
,,j^,
briskly by the singing
'Jli
To compose verses of 4 feet. To twang (bow). To rumble

(thunder).
of his di'iver (camel).

tall (plant).
To become
J
To shoot
(star).
To
o''"
rejoice in (good actions).
Quavering, trilling
the voice,
^'yi
Rumbling of thunder. Rhythm. Trilling song. Poetical metre of 4 feet. Humming (man). Buzzing (fly), ^j*
Merry,
lively.
Shock, shake, vibration. ^ Earthquake. Briskness good spirits, liberal disposition. Bubbling of a pot.
:
Sja
Sj*
Portion of the night, jit ;^> !?ti j* Trilling song. 5j>1 ^ if j>*'l To despatch work. ijj* i jji -^
Rumbling of thunder. Murmuring of the wind.

Shock, shake, commotion,
y^
jj
'
j^j ej^fj j^
Shaken
(tree). -^ Stupid.
jjj*^
To defame
a. o.
To banish
a. o.
To
shake, to quiver
*j
J*j*
^)
aN Laughing
To jest,
in
J/
bastinade
a. 0.
loudly.
('"?/) J'j+i
To
^5
y^,
to joke J^ to
JjUj ,VJ*
s
Jj*
,')lj
-H-
(words or actions).
He threw him down. I/jVt o To load a. o. with presents. o>U)

Deceived. Stupid.
Jjjt
To exhaust,
ema-
Jjj
""
ciate (a beast).
Beating, bastinado.
oOj* t
'^J*
To have
exhausted, emaciaa JjAj
Sj b
Laziness.
ted cattle.
Light earth.
,
oOj* ^
ojjjij
Kjc'jaj
To To
^
Jjj be exhausted, emaciated. find a. o. sportive, not in

,V3j*
ft_j
Vj
VjA o
5
Jjj
Sluggishness.
Vlj*
Jj'\
He
is a lazy fellow. Simpleton, dupe.
oljj*
jsi
earnest.
Nightingale.
little
To make
account Sji^^
-^j
j3*^j *^03* J^ cijlj* t ->' j^ ^
of; to look scornfully at.

Jest, joke.
iJlj*'-'
'i^
Sturdy (boy). Weak (old man), jjj* Banished, expelled. j/jl^j jlja Wearing shabby clothes. jj^^'"^
Leanness, emaciation.
Jester, joker.
JIja
Bryonia
dioica {plant).
o^l^hji
P
-^
Lean and
Jij*J J'j*J J;* JiJ,Wi ^ J/ji^j, J>' w Jij^

Jj,W/*
To be
Quick
quick.
ojj*
^y
}Aj
^jjjAj ^j)jAj ^\jj*

fi>
thin, exhausted.
ostrich.
Unfruitful years.
To run
swiftly (ostrich).
JJa
-jJJa
-J:J-
Quick, ostrich.
Quick, light wolf. Quick, swift.
(
i
t^ja
w'^j*
To break, to smash a. th. To hurry, to go

quickly.
9jj 'ij* a pji

,
-ft-
^'Jw^b pj^^j
?>
^.j^
^j^
To twang bow). yÂ -)^ C>Ja To hollow out (wax) with the A hand. To .sink (a well). He lessened his right. ili iT To put to flight, to rout 5 j>jdj ^jS
(the enemy).
To have a frowning look. To assume a false appearance

before a.
in
0.
To swagger,
to incline
ifixlj^ J.
walk (woman).
To feel a propensity to. To twang (bow). To rumble (thunder). To burst (skin). To be broken short (stick). To fall to pieces (building).
It
it
^ja'
To be broken, smashed. Pji^'l To quiver, to vibrate (sword). p'JxAi Mangling his prey ^j^j f,\jAj ^>'
(lion).
j,y^
^jiJlj
Alone, single, unique.
f,\j
"51.
There is but f.\j ;^4-^ one arrow in his quiver.
tJLiJt
J,
broke forth and !>i;jb yjtalj ^j^ poured its rain (cloud). To be put to flight, routed ^j*jI (army). To trample on the ground ^ln*l
(horse).
Portion of the night. jlljt '^j> ôji Last arrow of a quiver. 9'JA^ ^yL] jl!o1 J G* There is no one in the house. To riot, to raise a disturp'jî -^
bance.
To To
set quickly to (work).
a
g
To
riot.
-^
pl'ii^j
"^
slaughter (a ewe).
îjîj
cloud. Depres-
Fear. Bustle of war.

bance, riot.
Distur-
Stjji
Flight, rout.
Waterless
Uijaj Jj j.jja ^
To carry away a.
(wind).
th.
fi>
(jji
jj*
-ft-
sed ground.
Twang
of a bow. Tractable horse. Heavy
/ji
(
rain).
^j
To be lively, brisk. He laughed immoderately.
C3ja a Jja
cU>..Ji)t
--
JjjÎj
Hollow ol*jAj j'/jAj jtj ^ Z*jA impressed in a soft body, in wax.
Briskness, sprightliness.
Jj*
^
Liberal, bountiful.
(AT
Misfortune, disgrace.
5 |^
>ij ly
To exhanst the milk

of (a she-camel). Thinness, lightness. Liveliness, merriness.
Twanging (bow).
Thunder, rumbling of thunder,
10,1* >jja
^j*
*iij*
^^
e'^r^
Vehement
(rain).
Inexhaustible wellspring. Rout.
vJJ* t
Tree losing
ves early.
Flaccid.
its lea-
j^LSj f/--^ S?^

_rî*
To speak
Kind of artichoke.
uninterruptedly. Confusion of sounds, uninter-
r-J-'j^
"i^ji
emigrate. To ^JS o jIa ramble, to rove. To yield little milk (she-camel). ^\U,
^To
rupted speech. Confused (sound, voice).

Dust.
depart, to be
off.
r-^'I^*
Cjjy
ojA
-ft-
< To
To
banish, to expel
a. 0.
To
lend (a beast) to a. o. wijIaI thout the leave of its owner. To use (a beast) without s JIaaI permission.
< Vagrancy. *ii,A Beast used without permission. xL-i* ^ Vagrant, vagabond. jîi
To crumble a. th. A To speak to o.'s self.

To
clink (jewels):
Cj o ,j-*
C-a
Broken, crumbled. Whisper.
^-ir*
^^'-'^s ^^J-a-Kto rustle (coat of mail).

fi>
To conceal (news). Clang, din.

Whisper.
i
^'t '..a ;.'
To
crush, fi jX^'i jX^-i C-=^

,
X^ "^
5 ^^J.*
j_Û.a
to bruise a. th.
To honoma. 0.
a. 0. -^
To cover
with wounds.
To conciliate a. 0. s X'^' He showed kindness towards. o>U Jp To be broken dry tree). jXvî ''" ^ To be cover^:! with wounds. I worked for him uni1 (^H" ^nJ_iS*l .e^
(
To hurry on, to be quick. fl^ -STo become languid, CiA 'J- -Sweak (man). To be broken (wood). To beat off (tree-leaves) for Jt
/(>
(cattle).
D To drive away (flies). To be soft, tender

(bread).
*
"ki-jki
'jji
i
willingly.
Generous, bountiful. Bounty, generosity. ^vIa Mountain-goat. olil* ^r *ii-* Wound in the head. Blow JU-V* shattering the bones. Broken, crushed. Dry and bro^<a.A
To be To be
tender, brittle.
I^lIa a jL*
'jjj, \j
ready to. To sed towards.
CillAj iivlA o i j~i be cheerful, well dispo,
He To
rejoiced at
it.
*;
jJ^^
cheer, to enliven
find a. 0.
a. 0.
;
jXS
'JJ^L\
To
weak, languid
soft.
ken Arid
plant.
land.
Weak,
"C^.^
C
to find a. 0. cheerful, kind.
Tender, brittle,
He is a bountiful yj<'x% ^rSs\'jA man. To wrestle sportive- 5 CiU Li*

ly
much
(horse). -^ In
'j^ Sweating powder (sugar).
-il-
Tender (bread). Pumice stone.

Kind.
J-^^j
^,.1SC.;JI
jLa J-,^
'jJ>
^î^l
with
a. o.
To
crush, to tread
a
To
Uaa
,^^
a.
-{^
Kind, gracious.
I
jui
Ij
a. th.
under
foot.
pierce
th.
am
glad of
it.
jJi
j^
*j
To impress
a. th.
with the hand.

,>t2*
Round long-necked
jug.
li,
*1a
iIaj
Ci.A
J-j-x-f^
To have sparkling eyes. Eye of the elephant.

Crushed, trodden under foot.
Kindness, compliance.
Soft.
x^ \ iîaft^j ^--a^
jtit y-a--^*
Compliant, kind. Di-y

to agitate.
herbage.
To move,
fire,
J-j-i*
-fr
Spark, crackling of
Commotion.
ijj.T.A
\
mountain
rocks.
AY
^.i*
-ft-
formed of one mass of
To
impre.ss a. th. with the 4> ^4.^9*
Shower.
Stui'tly,
^^^\'\ strong. Sweating
â'jj^\
L..^
hand on a soft body. Strong (man, lion). ^Ûaij u^-a

Black.
much (horse). To feed (sheep) abundantly.
^fJjA
r-^"
Having sparkling eyes. To run away, to tlee.

, i
ij>\.^lai
s^la
Small boys.
To pour
forth
^ >Ui
v-ir^ ^^-* o J-a* -ttjJsa

iiJaiij
(
To A j-^ct\i -Jj ^ \'jâ _r a* "fr draw (a bough) too.'s self. To pull,

to incline a. th.
(verses, words).
To
J-^s*
incline, to
break
a. th.
it.
^ ^^
sijûeeze, to
To rain (sky). Numerous army. Armed party.

Confused voices.
without separating take hold of. To be pulled, bent,

inclined.
To
_;oSaIj .r^'l
<lauA
To break
a. th.
:
digest (food
To fi> CJa* i ,,-ai stomach). To facilitaz ^:>d\j
To
straighten (the racemes
fi^
y^\^
of a palm-tree).
To crush
).
the head
3^*<aA
te digestion (medicine).
of (his prey
lion
To wrong,
oppress
to
^^^j
Sea-shell
worn as an
s^r^j
_ô\j
a. o.
amulet.
lessened !3^
He wronged, him he
his right.
^^^
jj.^ftj _jâj jliftj
ôAj
_r^
Lion. Squeezing.
:^|
j\^.j^j j-'^'j
He remitted to 'iiiya i%-> '^\ il him a part of his due. To be slender (horse). i^^ a ^-a*
To shed
(beast
its
Declining (fortune).
To
break, to
a. th.
CJa*
î -^
j^s*
smash
Lion.
front-teeth
^*'l
_,.iaA^j jÎoLa^
^waAj ^^ft
Li*
n
-ft-
).
Strong, sturdy man.
To yield to (the enemy). J To be easy of digestion (food,. jt'^'^K To be dissolved, melted. To break,
to be crushed
(fruit).
To become old. To break a. o.'s back.

Sturdy man.
l^-o*
J<9U
'l.^*!
-ft-
To walk
Depressed ^C^sa Ij >yJaA -r j-^ J jJ^ ground. Bottom of a valley. Beware of walt?il]>i1 ^Laib Dl^^ king by night and in the bottoms of the valleys.
Digestion.
Digestible, easy of
digestion.
quickly |_p3kii*j Ua* o \}aA ( camel).

J-UjI
5
He had a graceful gait. To break gently, to

bruise
I fell
~~
J^h
a. th.
To be broken,
short of
crushed.
'j^.\
c.Ja-iilj
Ûa^Jij
j^
nJ^
'Joi.
my
J ^^^
Ûi^l'VI
duty towards him. Party of people.
Uj*
Undigestible.
^CiL;''Vl
Digestible (medicine).
Digestible.
^.-ist*
j^Ûj Ûa*j
îs*
jt j
j-yâ^
Furious (.stallion). ji+iaAj JsUaA Broken, crushed. j^^.îkJj j"-^^ To rain continuously CJja i ,_^
Digestive power.
X^ôKa
Sy
j^j
(sky).
Open-handed.
^^Ja*
Aft
Wronged
jt^hA
in his rights.
'
jts^
I
To wet a. o. (rain). To be profuse in

(speech).
J,
,_.j< ?aIj
l..4aA
* J
, <Cg..
jk
Slender, thin-bodied.' Pipe,

fife.
To be oblong
Cju^^sAj
(hill).
^.JaPC^y
<^_îik>j Xi-kft^j
Injustice, oppression.
jtc^ *r^ j^ya ^ *is4s^
Funeral dinner.
y-Âj i^\JaA ^ K.Ja Shower of rain. Run, ,.,^'ieA z^j heat. Isolated and depressed hill
^.^.AAj
^
To vomit. To be i-estless, boisterous
(-woman).
:ci
ATT
-ik-
^liA
despise, to
little of.
To
ke
ma
,Û>
^âfi>
-ft-
^jiij,
-^
Lock
of hair. She-ass.
Boisterous
pire.
woman, hag. VamCLjAj Ci*

i
oy>LA
Party of men.
Good
li*
-S-
'Jsjfc
'Gift
J, 'Jaftl
To
wLizz, to hiss
walker (camel).
(wind).
To neigh
(horse).
'UjU^
To walk quickly (man). To glitter, to shine.

^ I felt av. inclination
Jl^
u^
tingle
To
To
To
be quick in (work).
beat, to
fell
j
JaAviiA
Horse.
,^1; 'cSa
(a
s \'jaA
JJ>
-tt-
*o.
dog ).
To
glitter (mirage).
To
ZJc:\
^
fall
down, to collapse
(well).
X^'f
(ear).
Small
fishes.
liaj lia
(cloud).
Humble appearance man.
of a poor
e'jai
Empty. Rainless
Empty
:isu*
j,
Ixa
To waddle,
to
^'J^' ~
u-'Jâ -^
--
(honey-comb). Light, swift (bird).

Breeze.
^Cu
oCja
sweep. To go along
(beast).
li^Wj Cia* a fL
fearfully in looking fixedly at a point
Trace, mark.
He followed
his steps.
jCi*
:ciSi..
jt
(.
To walk
fast
jj.l'tj, ^]sPjJi\j Îia]
Thin, tran-'lucid (cloth). Glistening (mirage).
^ ^^^
-^
in stretching the
neck (camel).
joij'f
He quickened the
pace,
,kft1
/.-U^
To have a
body.
slender
^tîj îia
wiii^j^'j
Broad way, large road.
Slender (body). Thirsty.
.jQIa Light (wingj. Thin (garment).

fly
To yield To milk
Shower.
rain (cloud).
(the females
:
uLa
,JLi
fi>
-W-
shepherd).
-Vr
îUa
To
ho\er, to
C7iIaj
Cua
c-i* "^
To
j!a.^j .viLaJj
y^j yL
forth
jla*
To crumble down. To speak much inconsiderately. To be fine,

about.
slender.
rain
fast.
To send
showers
*_j y
(cloud).
To
cause (a horse) to sweat
To
fall
to pieces, to crumble cJ^'Jb

in pieces
jL*
(run, heat).
To pour
(water).
rain.
-'^laij jiaA
down.
To fall To be
To
(garment).
c^^
To
fall
Thin and continuous Rain falling in large drops.
Jhi
x^ i
continuous, successive.
quickly (snow).
rush, to press upon.
(the fire
:
Heavy
into
To fall it moth). To crowd to

zS
rain. JiLij jk^T Cloud pouring JiLj JIiaj J%U ijb-JL
J^
(the water"* continuously (people).
Depressed
(word).
Foolish.
soil.
Inconsiderate
down large drops. Clouds pouring rain in large drops.
jius
,_JlitJ,
Continuous, falling quickly
Walking slowly
Fox. Party en-
(beast).
Uia
(rain). Stupidity.
Annoyance.
CjUa
t-i*
Jit^j iLbU*
jlal*
Emigrants driven away by

drought.
Stupefied.
<^y^
Clî*^ eji*j '>i* o ll
-ft-
To ran
swiftly.
(bird).
gaged on a raid, marauders. PL Turkish or Indian tribe famed for its strength and gallantry. Numerous army. Crowd. îai Mighty man.
-ft-
To flutter and take its flight To tumble, to slip. To commit a fault. To be hungry.
To throw
a. th.
^ \^kft
'Jii
ikft
-ft-
struggle
was engaged
^p ^j
between them.
To be delirious. i* -fr Ci* To bully a. o. To seduce a. 0.5 ailj To crumble down ^ v^û* wU
i
-ft-
(AYr)
To whirl about (wool). iÎaj To paljjitate (heart). To raise (a flake of wool
;
l^ u*
i_,
(well).
wind).
fi>
To pulvex'ise a. th. by rubbing. To draw (milk) to the last drop. To spear a. 0. time after time, o To intoxicate a. 0. (wine). To x
injure the reputation
of.
'd\J,
The heart yearned towards. ilîJI Ua To entice a. 0. s j\i To starve. Ji* a y^* < To starve a. o. 5 li
<>
Transient rain.
ger.
<>
Ravenous hun- d*
Ua
To be thrown down. To be intoxicated.

Disease of the
i!l&v* ]j
ZXi'ji
Gentle rain.
Fault, slip, error.
Destitute. Starving.
XfejC
ila
mind. Pounded.
tij^Jj di^S^
CSC*
ic-
To To
scoff at a. 0.
wXi
jjsij>
-J^t-
press (a debtor),
jSZa
Foolish people. Width, breadth.

Cries for ejxitinfj horses. Sturdy, strong.
'lift 1
k_.JA
-ft-
So, thus, in the
same mani
\'S<L ^r
JaAAJ
k^Zj^
in that way. ^p^lj \S^j '^'y^, a _^-^j _r^ ^ To be astounded. To be sleepy or to \'j:j.j 1^^ a JiS
ner
Long-bodied man.
Jyi^
2$
J*^
a
f^*^
-ft-
sleep deeply.
To cauterise (a horse) To be proud, impudent They thronged at the

water.
u>2a
-ft-
Sleeping. Wandering.
^j _,%*
*-|
No wonder
PZ. Frogs.
at
it.
fJi^K^j JîkJ
^
U
-
^3lsG
To To
To be
rest.
quiet, to take
^^
a ;5Ca -^
from hunger. ;,3iJI. from (virtue f^\ passion). To exhaust a. 0. (ague).

suffer
divert a. 0.
To
halt.
To cough (camel ). To
).
To
be altered (colour).
<;i2A
m=*I
spread
its
darkness (night
Insatiable.
â
'^ Nobody ,5CjS i^b ^JC-L ci:'^ ii3^ knows where he is gone to, nor whe-
re he stopped.
To be
lowly, sub- ;5oaIj
missive.
To be
V''5Ci a grieved, angry.

,
;5Cft
Sleep, exhaustion. Cough.
plfei*
Foolish.
XifejA
Star of hair on the upper part of a horse's breast. Three stars in Olio. Fifth mansion of the moon. Wont to recline on the elbow 'i^ in a gathering. Clash of swords. Clatter. Having a tuft of hair on (the 9-JM^
breast (horse).
Ostrich.
iii* _^
x^
To walk and run

swiftly.
CsSCa a ,_iSli
jia
- j^ ^
j|u
They came to fight. \J\S'\^ Jsia -STo be big and tall. Jd* Huge (beast). Tall and jTCa ^ ,,â
arboresoent
plant.
Male Male
rat.
ostrich.
Ill-
îU*
5^
u-^
a .^'
"ft"
natured. Fox. Wolf.
Lofty building.
To have a ravenous
hunger.
C^
-ft-
Altar, temple. Statue.
To crumble down j^^ ~ j^* -^ (well). To rain fast. To threaten, to be o!AI It J^^
angered with.
To subdue, to overcome To swallow up a. th. in

mouthfuls.
a. o.
s ^\~<
large
A
^
Ravenous, voracious.
_,a] jc.
To be sorry for. To rail, to scoff,
xjii Glutton. Sea. Male ostrich.
^^
'^^
to
mock
at
'
^j
Roaring of the
sea. Gurgling
JiS
Wicked. Intruder.
.V^
noise in swallowing.
Extensive sea.
û
Rain. Fear.
JVa
ATI
Ja
scoff, derision
Mockery,
Proud.
jîkilJ^
He
died with fear,
Mi* diU
To
repent.
Is.,
^;; he, she,

?
^&ia
First rain.
Interrog. particle.
it...? Did...
j*
"Ju
New
moon. Cres-
he, she, it
?
ceni of the moon.
The two
first
or
Is
Zeid standing
c?'^
y^G
two last days of a lunar month. Anything crescent-shaped. Grapnel.

Double-pointed spear-head. -^Parenthesis.
Halloo,
for urging horses.

s5UiJt Jc
Come
on,
:^
^:^j jj*
^ >'
yS
-)1-
j*
come ye
to prayer.
? ^
i
Why
not
Joy after sadness.
He went nobody oCi* isS-u oCUj knows whereto. Land in which rain is circums- iuL*
cribed.
î
Jji
To
To >U appear (new moon). To begin lunar month). To rejoice. To lose their
fall
heavily (rain).
ij>-
become shabby (clothes). ^ To expand (the dough woman), /b

gloss, to
:
First night of a lunar
Jîlkx.: \j J5t*l^
To
fly
be frightened, to
jIiIa
J'Uaj jIa
month.
away. To praise God, by repea*il
Exordium of a speech.
Rains.
Exultation.
J5Uu-l
I.
ting Ci\S\
V, (there is
no God but
Jc)>1
jlii7
God).
His blood has been
j^j J oi ^î
To abstain from. To hire (a workman)

for a lunar
'^
j '5>^j Sl+vi
*^}\^
shed to no avail. Crescent shaped. Lean and bent j^pj

(camel).
Halleluiah.
li^tl*
month.
Jjb,V>Ulj 5^^
voice in saying
To appear (new moon). To raise the

am). To begin to cry (newborn child). He perceived the new
dijj (Here
I
To weave (a stuff) thin. -^ ^ To sift (flour) with a fine tissue. To

repeat (a sound).
j^
lî^-^h
J*^
{j.f iL!
To refine poetry. To procrastinate in (an He was on the point of

^
:
_^;.?,i'i
affair).
moon on such J To make a cut

God. To say
[^ 3* 1
a night.
upon
a. o.
i^,Ji Jii*
overtaking him. To bewail (the dead Druse), To pronounce the Mohammedan formula of faith. To threaten to become a Moslem (angry Christian). Light (tis- jsoj^j Ja5Uj J\'+Uj JfJJ.
(sword). He invocated the
name
of
Ml t
JT i;
j^
In the name of God before slaughtering

:
a victim).
sue).
Refined, elegant (poetry).
Ja!>U
l5^4U' a
Rag.
To be bright (face, cloud) To exult. To have a smiling, open face. jl^? To shed tears (eye). JJ.ir-L \j ^^Jlj To fall heavily C'4--b a?*b 'JÂ
and loudly
(rain).
^J,]j Qj. ^JuJ ning (horse). To drench a. o. (dew). 5 ^JLk To pluck (the hair). To a ^^j
,
To keep on run-
-i:^
clip (a
horse's
tail).
To give the first rain (sky). 'Jki^{ To raise, to lower the voice. To begin to shine (new moon), ^jîll To be drawn to glitter (sword), 'ji
;
To satirise, to revile. *jilb To be hairy (man). To have the hair plucked.

the
tall
S ^jJij >Ji
Ci* a
wJ+J*lj
,^
^J^
Beginning of a lunar sl month. He has not obtained the

least thing.
-^j yjtj
3*
(.jUsI
shorn.
diU
He
confided a se*jJi
( ^^jj, ]j Ci>li
AYO
Û
^^JJ
1
O^
un-sheath (a sword).
(
fit
To
,_ii*(.
cret to him.
Horse-hair, coarse
To
smile.
To whispor.
hair
zIa ) ^.i* pig's bristle. Eyelash. Conti?//.
Tliinness, leanness. -^ Nonsense,

idle
^
^jAa
nual rain.
words.
Hair) (man).
Con.siimption, hectic fever.
^ySj
1^ ,U
Severity of winter.
Weak,
convalescent people. Halhiciaation.
Weak-bodied.
hectic. ->
u-5'>*
fine.
Vehemently cold day. Rainy night. Cold wind with rain.

Rainy, plentiful (year).
Cold winter-day.
Haii'less or clipped
(tail).
i_4<-^
Exhausted. Conmsiimptive,
Pounded
Â^j v^*
^-1*1
Insane.
Having a
flaccid belly.
jijl ^_^r^ JaJj^ j-u

-}:}
^JU ^ 'Ua ^
Hairy, coai'.se-haired (man).
Tang-led, luxuriant (herbage).
Rainy, fruitful (year).

;iU
To
be anxious, fretful.
ula
.-i
Restless, anxious.
p.>^j
^_^lij
Greedy.
^ ^'
l>
{:}
Shorn-haired.
Kind of dates.
Stupid, dull.
oCJa
in-'^y^J^j
sru'^
iJL*
-Jl-
He
po.-?sesses
nothing. xiU Vj ;!
^.i^Li
i!
Thick milk.
Idiotic, foolish
r-i*
oj^ t-^ ^
;ui*
Fearful, fretful. Impatient.
liL*
,
man. Great
Swift (ostrich).
*.)Ia
Hirsute, thick-bearded s^Îa thick (beard).
^ Û
eater.
îU
jxi
Intimate friend.
little.
^^x^'iXij ^jJxi -^
Garment.
off,
To hurry on. Now, ( /or c^'ji\

Vehement
(hunger).
jl^v^
llLa,'
CsU
) *l:2Uj
on the spot, immediately.

îÂj
^
<
To
peel
to scrape
4>
tU
off,
to baik.
To scratch
o ci* (the skin).
To be
peeled, barked.
To
glide
c-i^j't
îAj
fi>
cil* -^
Ji)S
away.
Rabble,
jiUj SjUUa'j
in
-'\^
- dU
1^5-
To
glut a. th.
tall.
-1^
mob.
Big and
iSsiU'j
Lion.
^121*
Languor
man.
Gluttonous, voracious. xiux* J ZauIaj

fe.>Uj
fedft
To
relate incredible,
a. th.
a ill_Aj
dli*
strange things.
îsi^Jj (i=L]M^j fed>.Jij
(isâj LTjiijj
To conceal
fi>
To
XfeiUo ^^jiUJj iSCisuj to die miserably. To pa.ss away. To
pi-rish,
Nightmares, incoherent dreams.

ThOi-ny tree.
r-î Ûb
î*
cpJ^jSj jjiUUl.j
be reduced to nought. -^To be damned.
PiMme-shaped
rJ^l P
JJ>1
fruit. iMyrobalan-tree.<>-Ellipsis (geo.)
Yellow myrobalan.
-Ji-
To destroy. To lose a. o. or a. th.>b_j s To .sell (property). * îîl > To damn a. o. (God). He swaggered ^^ J ^'li^j dtl^
if
Large cooking-pot. ^jUi*
.JiOft
jkL*
To
seize a. o. (fever).
-^
-{:}-
Patched garment. Coarse

cloth.
âlu
gracefully.
To
sink exhausted upon (a
u,
^]i^
^ To
^
tattle, to talk
CI*
^^JU -^
bed).
To
covet a. th. eagerly.
nonsense.
To strive in. To rush into danger. To strive after. To spend away (wealth), ^ To sink (a debt).
j
<tiJcji>\j
dtiiJl
To emaciate a. o. (disease). To pound a. th. fine. To be consumptive. To lose

the mind.
lean.
fit
ojaxJ^
To become or
'
To
creep (-worin, in-
(A r\
C^-^^j Câ
i
"^
r*
Ruin, perdition.
i'SUj dUL^j dti*
sect).
ij To be- '^ Ij *îi*j *^_Â come old, infirm. The woman '^jJaJI u-^j J I'l^l c4.1a
,
Death. Damnation.
Destruction.
xSCiftJj
'Ûj
XisoS
Heavy
loss
disaster.
iSCU iSCLb
SSC'bS
Unfruitful year,
ol&Laj d\ ^
h-immed
search
for" hilling the boy.
Do
^%^:
it
I&Ua
j1 'vÛa
cXL
Cil,
dll'i jiil^
To be anxious
head ).
about, to
at any rate.
Vile, lowly.
a. th. cai-efuliy.
To
louse (the
<uU
^^
tfCU
tP^J
Barren, unwatered
(grease). -^
oîj o^&U*
To be melted To mind
care
To
uj
'Îx
land.
be troubled, anxious. a. th. To take

of.
Peri'Jie>\
dill'jij iÂAj ciUAj

:
shing, dead
pei'ishable.
jCJu ^ diH'a -fy Damned.
He took great pains for _rVj i) the management of his affair. 'j^^'^\ He concerned himself in the
interests of his people.
To draw
the attention, to
o. in
v
behalf
^_î^
^ ~"
of.
excite the zeal of a.
Exhausted, jaded. o*S^ -^ Covetous soul. SSQU Mole, Dormouse. Broom-rape. 6^\ Beggars. Strayers (seeking jâ fodder or water). Blacksmith, r^^!^ Lo.ss. Cause of death, danger. iJCl^j
Intention, purpose. Care,
anxiety, concern. Important matter.
The
z.
valley of perdition.
iyljj tjilj
t'.
the world
dilQ.;;
its vanities.
Ambitious, high-minded. '^ jij This is ^ J3 o1 '^^^^^ wliA 3>-j 'J^ the man thou standest in want of. Decrepit old man. j^'C^^ ^
Perilous
XSuJOij XSCIaJIj x^CIa.;
place. Desert.
Parasite,
dUiiJ
oj^^l^.*
i!>Uijill,
Broken down J>S^-i ^^^*' (old man, woman).

Ambition. Mind, aspiration, aim, scheme. Zeal, Ambitious. XtftJI
Straying foragers.
<>
sr
**-*
Sinking-fund,
call
^*
^ x^^
To To
out
a. o.
o^lL JL^
-)f
cari'y a. th.
away.
to me.
^Jti*!^
jl*j Jsij
?r
Come
Bring
on,
it
come
Venomous
scorpions,
<>
reptile (as
.serpents,
>I3*
*^^
here, bring the
jJIji
worms,
lice).
thing.
PI. Insects, vermin.
More momentous.
Care, concern.
Scjlicitude.
I
CrV>t1iAl
'^1
^
>>li;*t
And Et
so forth
cetera.
and so
on.
iî
*JU
Veal served with the skin. Kind of animal jelly.

Adhesive, sticky.
Flaccid, soft.
^>U
^î^
do not care about

it.
;^ Vj
jXS
i^
theii'.
(
He came low-.spirited. Hero, magnanimous

man. Melting
(hail).
^vâ <^ yc^ ^ j,K^

>iCj*
Asparagus. They, them,
^pj.
Pi. of
_,
^ <
^
-5^
To
a.
jj>
intend, to purpose
th.
\^
Slanderer. Energetic, effective
To
meditate,
to
determine
manYielding
cloud
).
much water
Swift-paced
(well,
(
j>^,S
).
she-camel Reed shaken by the wind.
upon a. th. To be anxious about. To threaten to fall (wall). I,_,ii)o To busy (thf j 'Îj,;^*^? C* o mind). To disquiet to cause anxiety
Thin
rain.
^li^S
Distressing,
cvt,;^
^ *irr*J ^.r^ ^ ^ >ii
to a.
o. (affair).
Cv
busying. Important, matter.
To waste To melt
(the body
disease),
fi^
(grease).
To draw
(milk).
ATY
4-
cp'
S/^
stores,
To be worn
out iu
li>i-*j
Ij^
j4a
War-ammunitions,
oVî
'j\^
^.>iii/
the folds (cloth).
materials.
To extinguish (the a ai^'lj at* fire). To allay to soothe (grief). To abate (wind). To remain xj^'\
;
Important duties. Over-anxious ; gi'ieved.
To mutter,
ble (man).
to griim-
silent in a trial.
To
^fiit^ .ii-* snarl (beast). To hum
To stay in (a place). He hurried the walk. He rushed on food. To soothe (anger gift).
:
^
jjUl
^liLil
for lulling a child.
Hoarse
voice. Snoi't,
Apoplexy. Trance. Going out (fire). Worn out, jj>[ ragged. Ripe, yellow date. Barren
land.
A SX*
j
j^y^
-r
'\
'
snarl of a beast.
Dauntless chief. Lion. Wild
î+i.*
crow. Nothing is left. Pergonal pronoun and
affix of
j'i^ \^ -^
the possessive
rolls.ju.A
Sheep-tax registered on the
Hamadan,
tribe in Yemen. o\XJ^ Swift camel or shej'i\^ i* -ftcamel. Exertion, quickness. Intensi-
pronoun {in the dual). They two, both. Them tvi'o. Their They, them ( for the plural). two.
rend, to wear;b
To
\^]j
i^ji
a U.A
-S-
out (a garment).
ty of rain, of heat.
To be
rent (garment).
To
out.
'CiJIj tti^
Hamazan, town in Arabia. ol^* Relating to Hamazan. Loqua- "JJX^S

cioua.
become ragged, woin Threadbare, ragged
'Vo.i, ^
,-
To be poured
(horse).
forth i^;^ o jii -Ji(water, tears). -^ To snort, to neigh

i
To
snarl (wild beast).
To pour
forth (water).
to the
To draw
last
pull
fi>
(a
garment. To be overspread with -ih grease (dish). He laughed dii-Jillj ^S^SCJf c4a and spoke in a low tone.
c^
forth (milk)
building).
drop.
To
multiply (words).
To
down
To be hungi-y. To patch up (an

affair).
(^ a
a
r-t-
-^
'C;^ o
r-i-*'
To give to a. 0. a part To stamp the ground

(horse).
of.
^>
fit
Jj^h
5 _^;ii
5
o^,
To
quench thirst in one '\:^\ ^/i draught (cimel). To run at full speed (horse). r-^'
To take, to bring a. th. away. To charm, to bewitch a. o. To run vehemently (horse). To be poured (water). To be
pulled
To conceal
a. th.
fii
J^\ To
^=^1
J^'\,
its
be exhausted by heat
r.'ii*l
down
(building).
To have
leaves beaten
down
(tree).
(man). To be pale, wan (face). Gnats, (w/ixiijb ) ^Vi_ft1 ^ ;î-ft grubs. Foolish people. Rabble, ruffians. Scarce food. Hunger. Lean
Ruffian,
Neighing of a horse. jî Fat and bulky. Heaped up (sand)._,î Shower. Angry speech. Shell %y^ used as an amulet.
Boisterous woman. Cloud pouring down
ewes. Mismanagement. man of a low class.

chief (army).
'Jî*
V.J.U
Whitout
Without
i^^
jCftj
^>0>
showers. Babbler.
shepherd (flock). Violent hunger. Scared i!t*U rp.'^ by flies (gazelle). Young, slender-bodied ga/elle. ^^^
To
jy^ki) J^.^j j*^-ZJ give confused news. To rr'J*^
J^
^
idle
To
die
away
(fire).
:
To
13^
-Ca
-^
cool (anger)
to
become
still
(wind).
speak confusedly. words.
To
utter
To
die,
to perish.
To be barren
(ground).
ATA
i
to
^
him (devil). To thrash a.
Swiftness. State of confusion.

Trifle.
<>-^ri-*
o.
^
^
To speak iuaudibly. To converse secretly
Swift, generous (horse).
d^'j^
-^
with.
Bulky
camel).
Faint sound, voice : soft tread of camels. He speaks with a faint Câ j3^-i
voice.
To
riot, to
be
J-'Jo^
J'j-oJ^
in confusion (people).
Riot, disturbance.
<L'Jâ,
Yielding
softly.
Walking
Crush-
^j-jUij
ît*
mel).
much milk Old woman.

;
(she-ca-
j-lî
o
ing bis prey (lion). Faint sound of a camel's steps. ,_p-ii Uttere inaudibly. Softly arti- ,j-^4AS culated (word).
'.
To
pinch
to re-
pel a. o.
To
nip (a
Aj \*j^ mouse
i
:
j^
-S-
cat).
To
fault with.
spur (a horse). To backbite, to find To suggest evil to a. o.
The
soft letters
com3
7Z.j^^\ ^j'J^'\
folloioinrj
prised
in
the
xvords
(Satan). To bite a. o. To bi*eak a. th. To mark, to pronounce (a vowel)
with a hamza.
Insuperable, strong (man).
Tall.
^lHâ
o
^
-S-
He threw him on the

ground.
u^yvi
<!
To
collect, to pick
a> Cii;
J.^
up (things).
To bite a. o. To speak much. Ciiji a J-^j i To urge, to excite a. o. a jJ'^ To give little water (spring). j.X~v To \n intermingled ,>iiAb j-^'^'
(crowd).
To threaten, to frighten a. o. u jt* To be marked witb hamza y>v\

(letter).
Madness
Hamza.
Silent
diabolical
ollal^l
j^
possession.
hamza marked
(- ).
thus
(reptile).
To creep
quickly.
To go
er-*--*l
Hamza pronounced
P^vil
separately.
oliul-'l
^Ja3l
To
be intermingled.
xl^ji
suggestions of
oQi*
Confusion, medley.
^ Margin
of a book.
j~^^
Satan. Violent (wind). Far-shooting

(bow).
jj^
jAJi
Babbler (woman). To lay hands upon a. th. To take a th.

forcibly.
^^^
* *
iru;i.
i
ia^^
-{^
Slanderer.
jCaj
Backbiter.
JaiiAlj JaiijJ
Sji*
Sagacious, active man. i\^l
j^^
JT
jij
Whip. Goad
a. o.
for asses.
1
'J*^t
To wrong To impair
(plîtJj
Stick.
the reputation of
JyW-* '^ y^-^j J'W* Spur, iron-shod staff.
S-^'
Wrong-doer.
CjUâj t^4-ftj
C4j
i
Spurj-ed, nipped.
f^
-S-
Marked jy^-^ with hamza. (Gram.) having a hamza in

its
To shed tears. To fall upon (a tree dew). To sham weeping. To be altered (colour). Pouring down rain (cloud).
:
radical (verb).
i
To walk day and night Ci.*

unremittingly.
^j~^
-K-
To chew,
press
I'
to
grapes).
mumble a. th. To To break a. th. To

fi>
Flowing
Liquid,
(tears).
aÎ>
mumble, to utter inaudible
words).
âiJL
fluid.
Quick death. To break (the

skull).
To tread the ground He whispered news

to him.
softly.
*ii aij o^J Jl
He suggested
evil
^zS^y^'y^ *JS
U
Thiu
rain.
AT
Luxuiiant herbage. Dry herCrack-brained.
Pastiu'ing at
random
^ly*
a^^ ^ Cû
j^
fX^
(camels).
jl
^?tA^
-H-S-
Purse of a girdle,
waist-band, sash.
caJ^ ^ ou;^ P
'j
Stupid, foolish.
To m'ge
jl\^j Oj-C,^ Cojaj u*
i
a. o. in
^'^
j
o <X^
Royal, imperial,
P
-ft-
(an affair).
To weep, to moan. To sigh afrer a. th. To create (a camel) stroog

(God).
To
exert o.'s self per-
JJi^Jlj Ûlij
Jl,
severingly.
To
persist obstinately in.

'iiCj>{
i
s '^'\
To be
angi-y.
,
J^tJ\j
Vy^^j CSUaj !iC

in teai's (eye).
j;a
Fat under the pupil of the Ûaj *j\ eye. Remainder of marrow. Strength
of a camel.
To bathe
To
flow abun-
"Weeping woman, female mourner.;JUjb Strong o>ift.> Personal and possessire pronoioi'^-iiof the 3(i person of the plural feminine. They, them. Their, theirs.
dantly (tears). To overflow (water). To give continuous rain (sky). jIa To pasture freely day and â
j
night (camels).
To
forsake, to leave
fi>
j;.a -^j
JâI
off a. th.
To
overlook, to neglect.
Pronoun
of the 3''
person of
-Ca -^
To let To be
(a letter)
without dots,
of.
a JâI
J^'^-*'
neglectful
the plural {m.
To
be
J^
and f.) They, them. ttS) U*j *liA o a IIa ^

i
Coarse garment of the Arabs.
j4.a
Ragged
hair-tent.
beneficial, pleasant to a. o. (food).
Health made to me.
it
pleasant
fcsuit A-iit-*
Flocks pasturing freely day and night. Water flowing freely.
j^
QTj;'
He
wd^JS
s '\^j
,
set
them
free,
day and
*)_^4aj
^.a
5r
May
it
give thee joy

to a.
o.
:
night.
To say
'Ua a \li
jÂj JiAj V^\j

(camel).
Soft, flaccid.
J^'^*
J^**
May
with
it
give thee joy!

(a camel)
s
Set free day and night
'^j JCaj
JC.
To smear To
To
Ua a
s 'Ua
tar.
i
Waste
land.
feed, to maintain, to
a. 0.
help
Remainder of fodder. Weak birds. Threadbare garment.

Sloth. Neglect.
j4U-a
J^\^:
-^
find insufficient
*iiAj
'Ua a jâ
herbage
(cattle).
Obsolete, disused (word).
Wi- J^kJ
Jj4.A.ji
To To
rejoice at.
^ '^
fi>
thout diacritical points (letter).

Neglected. Overlooked.
-^j
enjoy (food).
o\lj
-^
"AiAj
To
sUa o >iA_j , Uaj Ua a *^5.A be pleasant (thing). To happen
To walk
at a gentle
<ki;.A
rX^
without trouble (affair ). To be wholesome, beneficial (food).
pace (hackney). Beast walking at a
rp^-K^ gentle pace. Lean (sheep).
^ ^^^Ca
To
greet, to
,^ s
a. o. on.
^^^j
'i'-ÂJj
Vâ
To
put
a. th. in
^.â
â
-S-
congratulate
purse.
To give a. th. to a. o. 5 UaI To be benefited by (food). ^ |î^ \t^ To pride o.'s self in. To rejoice at. To be glad, happy. M^'i To ask a. o. for help, for a s "UiiiJ,!. gift. To grant a. th. to a. o.
Smearing with
tai\
To say Amen. To oversee, to watch

:
^Îa
over.
To it
expand the wings over (her chickens hen). The Watchei- (God). ^J^\j
^^1
-a-
To
flow
Oi^j CÂ
J>.Aj \'j^ o lA
Part of
>'ja
(water, tears).
the night. Gift.
there (cattle
To pasture here and ). To shed tears (eye).
^Jb
Ar
-UA
-^
He lived 100 years. soliJJt J^sMade of ladian iron (sword). j^ Wild or gar'U J^j litr^J V-*^
den-succory, endive.
Congratulation.
Enjoyment,
.Cjj
good health.
Tar, liquid pitch.
^ Dandelion (plant). Measure. Limit.

Standard-cubit (25
inches).
'j'j
-Ual*
SJ'^*^
J'^* P
-ijCrii't
Wholesome, pleasant liu* ^ (food). Easy (affair). Good wish. Mayest thou en-
.C> va
(xjja
joy
it
With enjoyment and

:
Gj^
I
(xxJi
To
trace (a road)
to
fit
^'Sii>
health
to your health
sketch (a building).
Measui'e. Geometi-y.
tecture.
Servant.
y \^
Short space of time.
ixxai
ArcM-
iJala
little.
Dauntless. Skilful.
u-r^
'^JJîx
iS-if>
Greeting, congratulation. .Anything succeeding without

trouble.
xlJj L-4*
'^^jji
Geometrical.
Geometi'ioian. Architect. Engineer.
Smeared with
Greeted.
Inconsiderate,
tar.
LJi*
To arrange,
(wood).
to dispose a. th. ôi*
^
P
^j ^cii - ^-^ *
:
syaimetrically.
To
shape, to
of
pare
insane (woman). Exceedingly foolish.
Symmetry, harmony
j,\j^st,
To
act slowly
to be
îiij
c4^
w^*/* -*
parts : modesty. Symmetrical. ^î Hollow of the ear. s3^ ~ J^ To fold, to bend a. th. a CJa a ^cii ^ To brand (a camel) on the neck, s To submit to. J To have a crooked and C^ a prominent neck (camel). To be unable to answer. >45~-l. Crookedness of a camel's neck r^ Brand on a camel's neck.
remiss.
Momentous, arduous ojCjJ ^

affair.
*ijl
^
-Jt-
PL
Confused news,
affairs.
Calamities.
Difficult affair.
JOu* ^
.Î* ^tj
slin*
The hyena. To be in quest

news.
^* j j\}jb *
-
of
,_^7j ^xii
To
titter.
^-^ ^
^jo-i*
Despised, weak.
Three stars of Gemini. Two stars of Orio. Sixth mansion of the moon.
Submissive.
Having a contorted
neck.
^^
fjji
To suffer from hunger. fiî^ Vehement (hunger). ^Âj f.Cij fLlA To limp (wild beast). 'aLi* j2a -To move about (foe^J;; - â -Stus).
^"li
'\^
;cL*1
To
blandish, to
flirt
aî
jua
Low
To
acd compact
(hill).
with a. o. (woman). To abuse To sharpen (a sword).
a. o.
a
j
ol*
hasten, to
'wililj
wi^
To
JIa
be unable
to.
To be slow
in.
hurry on.
India.
The
Indians.
To sneer (woman).
^ Turkish
Short.
Woman's name. iÂj oOi* ?Herd of 100 to i^j iU* Ij ji*] ^

200 camels.
Indian, Hindu. Aloes-
lady.
( for
j\^
^;ii
T
-^
Title in addressing her.
i^
C^jua
To
conceal, to keep a.
'i^J v^ th. a ^'r'&
wood.
Indian spikenard.
Indian sword.
'i^^ *ir^
"j^ljiu*
"^
secret.
ÎL
sXIî'
Low
voice
faint noise.
xii
j,ji
Dimin. of jj^ Flock

heads. Century.
of
100
Inunderstood (word).
Tall and fickle
^y
5r>
Time.
y* ~>^
^
ol>i*j
"^
2r*
(man). Courageous. Swift (she-camel).

Violent (wind).
A
G-yS
thing. o>ii
little
oUi
c-*
âj
thing, some- c.i1aj olî;^ ^
:ciA
what.
ij.^j,liyb
iVi
To
repent, to
*
~
I'teurn to good.
That belongs to thee. To say come jX\ ila

:
diii \j^
13
!
jJ 1*
i
li
To be
or become a Jew.
\i\'î
>^y^'>j
here, thou, man;"
woman
some-
To
sing, to speak
'^^
*>*'
He has some
defects.
;
cxS ^
l+liAj
gently.
little,
a while
~<^
He spoke in a low tone. *ikL J ^^j i^ To walk slowly. To bs still, at rest. To sleep. To act gently. To
fall in
what. Stay a while.

Disaster, misfortune.
x*!^*
ii^'
?-
olji*
i^Jaj
^
-H-
(night).
-^
To
intoxicate a.
o.
To descend a (wine). To
valley.
5
H^re, from here.
ua
There, thither.
ix\\ui ilU*
!
t^ ^ Inter]. No doubt. Surely. Woe turn a. o. to Judaism. ljj, iâ a '** To return to. To make peace ?j A ijU To stammer, to be impeded in speech. with. To feel sympathy towards. He was compliant in the sale ^^t J, Pronoun of the 3* person [^ c^'^d-iii^~, of the singular masculine. He. To be allied by sacred bomLs, U (marriage or patronage). To become It is I it is he. Ja _^
-il"
if:
,
a Jew. To use gentle speech.
Foolish
jiaîJ'
^
i>ft
faint-hearted
He abated
Jews.
the price.
^^\\
ijQ,j <
Man's name.
To To
rejoice, in.
\'î,
^
OUill
|*^S
-li
-fi-
j\
<j j\
_oiJ jl
i>ij
of a camel.
think well or
of!
Hump
iyi ^ 3iyi> Forbearance, gentleness. Peace, silÂ favour sacred bond.

;
He aspired
things.
to great JLUiit Jl
jU
Here lam.
|juUj l
i^^fif/-)
Sweet
voice.
5'>jj
>jU
Take
(dual.) Gjl_A
thou, ye. Hei'e
'Uj U
Repenting, coming back

to truth.
.Jew.
[plur.) o'yj thou art, here you are.
Take
thou, \e.['S\A
Û jTl*
iJu iJU
{ix
Jewess. Judo?a. Judaism.
Here, fi'om here.
u
V '^
Asphaltum. Sonchus, sow-thistle. Lapis Judaicus. Jew's stone, cji^^,:

Sand-grouse.
iii
No, by God! Here is a gold coin.

ting mind.
It
_^;3)t
ia
ljt~i'*
Intention, scheme, aim. Penetra-i^
-^
Aj
Sili
ij.*
Kind of partridge. y^ ^ Siî -5^ Behold Here is.( for '^ and j)
!
i
occurred to
my^^
jV*
b^
Jl
mind.
To
\jjyj 0>* o jU -5^ down (building). To crush down (people). 5 \jyi To deceive a. o. To avert a. o. from. To incite a. o. to. To conjecture a. th.
fall to pieces,
Ambitious, brooding high

designs.
Gari'ulous, foolish. Distance,
^t _i^
^'â
-ik-
to crumble
remoteness. Heat of
fire.
To go down a ravine, To call after a. 0.

Deep
<>
o^
Cyj*
^_j
-S-
fi>
valley, ravine.o>ft
?- *-j'>*->
*J>a
To suspect a. 0. of. To overthrow to pros trate a. 0. To pull down

:
î (a building).
Precipice. Abyss, chasm.
Thirst.
iJyk
and
foolish,
-tt-
To be
tall
uyi
a ^tja
-ft-
Jy>
Crack-brained. Extravagant.
Ar T)
^
^^
To
hurl
u-ji'
down
a. 0.
or
a. th. a
To
Ovei'-excited.
To make a
distur-
Ciî o tAî
(
-H-
annoy a. 0. To crumble down

(building).
jVj
(
-'i*'-"->
j/''~'
bauce. to be excited
-^
crowd
(
).
To
).
take fright, to run away
horse
To rush
afifair).
heedlessly into
an
j^j
To bark
(dog).
To be
nearly elapsed (night,

i
To
collect (wealth)
unlaw-
J^j^j
winter).
fully.
To To
To
^
fi"et,
to be restless.
Ci,^ a J^j
fi>
nai\ up.
To confound
Jjy
5
(things).
To attack a. o. (disease). To collapse (sand-hill). To pei'i.sh. Weak, feeble. Perish- j'Lij

able.
j\^\
j}2*l
j(tt.j
jU
thi'ow disorder, dissension oy.j

a. o.
amongst. To set dogs against

o.'s self
Lake. Flock of sheep. j\y] ^ j'j-JPeril, danger. vjl3>* tt j3*

Suspicion. ij^d
Sjl>*
jU_j
To mix
among
(a
J^j^
(crowd) <> To make mischief. To be mingled, confused. J.j\^j j^/^j To as.semble against. jp trîJ Multitude of men, beasts.
Loss, ruin.
Ruined (building). Rash, heedless.

Volunteer, irregular
(soldier).
cj\'jS
JU
^ji
^^
Confusion.
Me.seutery,
in the
c-i^y^j c-Q-^J.
ii,*^
Jj,\j^ -^ '
Commotion, disturbance.
membrane
*l*j *i.yb a
*i-3_^
Rashness, boldness. -^ Tumble. J3J.7 Sinking sand. Depressed land. j>J^
abdomen.
;
Barren
plain.
Rabble
confused company.
To
die.
jy^
jjA
-ih
Multitude of men, camels
oCityt
Creatures. Men.
Jja
mixed together.
Wealth
unjustly
J-jSa^'j J-jS-^j
acquired.
To be fretful, restless. Q.y, & <M ^ They were ready to ^ja^j Jl j,*^'A ~
attack one another.
To smash, to break a Câ ^r'^ "^ a. th. To eat a. th. voraciously. He prowled about by night. j3)t He roved around the -îH J>>
thing.
To vomit. ^'jS o a fCi To make a. o. to vomit, jrl C> i j^â -.^1 j,^ To excite vomiting.
Vomiting. Eagerness. Enmity. Greedy.
Cold wind
xi.yLj 9-^j^j p>*
f^j
f,jj
^^(e,j
To drive (cattle) along. To do havoc among (sheep

wolf).
n
:
J
a a'j^
?
To be
light-headed,
Cji
crack-brained.
To render
a. 0. crack-brained, giddy (disease).
^'ji
\\
To become
earnestly.
foolish. -^
To
desii'e
^^^
Herald, crier in a battle,

:
hot wind.
^^j^'j ^y^t o]>a -^
To
rejoice.
Light-headedness, giddiness,
insanity, d
To be foolish. îs'jS a ilÂ -^ To be stupefied, astounded. iJi^Ji/ )}j To be involved recklessly in a scrape.
Stroke of madness. iJ_î Crack-brained. iJ^^j ilyi Ditch, hole in the ground. xS^l Stupefipd, amazed. i^'jt^j ilO'* To awe, to sti'ike 5 Jîj ,V^ o JU -{^ a. 0. with fear.
Dock
for ships.
<>
a'j^ Violent
desire, pas.sion. Hope.
Intimate thought.
-^ Toasted wheat. D Canal-lock.
^j^
lt^^Î
The
lion.
S-^l^'jcr-'îJ'
Voracious. All-destroying.
JJji ^
Time consumes every

thing.
^î
ul'^j)!
Arr
To
see frightful
Do not
grieve for
it
take
dreams (drun-
'j.jt
patience.
kard).
He has self-indulgence. To despLse a. o. or a. th. *j n oCa>'l To scorn at. ^_, oW:-.! ij ojUj To neglect to take no acoJI^j
:
To To To
sprinkle a sacred fire with
Jâ
kAs.
salt.
To deck
herself (woman).
^_j
frighten, to threaten
fin
a. 0.
count
of.
with (a stick). deform, to render
a.
fi!>j
To bf! outraged, reviled. To be broad (de.9ert).

Tranquillity, quiet. Modesty,
staidness, gentleness.
0V4JI -^
o'i>l
ct'yS,
hideous.
To be awful. To assume the appearance

wild beast for rendering
of a
(
Jshe-
He walks
gently.
C)a
'^cJ>*j
xJC^^^j
^s-r'<^-
camel) submissive.
Here, there.
Abjection, lowliness.
o]^
To be awed,
Poplar
spice).
teri-or-stricken.
Ju
ol^^j o>a
(tree).
Cardamom
(Indian JG
Creature.
I
do not
know
0>A
C)_4'!1 \s
Awe, dread. Swell J^âj JiÎ ^ J\a

of the sea.
what sort of man he is. Walking gently (woman).

Easiness, quiet.
i;_^j xJ>a
Awful thing.
<i^j
La
jE._,
Do walk
ibL*
^^;Â jc ^^;i^
gently, at thy ease.

Staidnes.si, slowness, forbearance. uJ^ Scorn, contempt. oUUi ^ SjUI
<>
Ortence, injury-
Light. o>l^j '0^1 y, otft,i:)Â ^ oi* Easy to be done or borne. Staid,

quiet.
Halo of the snn or moon. oVU ^ du Sacred fire Sjirinkled with salt iSyk for taking oaths. Cause of dread. Scarecrow. jj y^ Mixture of colours motley. jj_; Qj ^ Variegated garment. Awful, dreadful. iiui ^ Jj U
;
Awe, dread. Jj4;_, jju, J^* More terrible, more awful. J'.a'I
Dreadful, terrific
(place).
Mortar,
c/jjS*
-r
ojjUj c'Sî ojC*
^^^
J^'j
JC^^
vessel for pounding.

Ea.sy, light. Easier,
Administering oaths at a sacred J^jj!

fire.
lighter.
Neglect, Sloth.
Contemned. <> Offended. Remf)te place depres;
To nod the head ^^;_j ^5* ~ in sleep. To sleep.
j'}^
sed land.
To be wide (wound). To be hurled down. To die (man) To dart on a prey (falcon). To blow
(wind).
Depressed tracts of land. j,^ Medicinal plant, kind of ^y>cS\ jasmine used against calculus. Head. Top of the Ûj oUU ^ *?U
head. Corpse.
ti'ibe.
Headman, chief
suîj
of a
Owl.
v']^*
To advance To
quickly with
U*fll?
Extensive plain.
its rider (beast).
The
J
lion.
be raised and stretched out towards a. th. (hand). To advance quickly in.
Big-headed.
^\y^\ ^>*'1
to
it
To become easy J
\)^
Câ o
oU
a. 0. (affair).
To
rise (star).
To
tingle
To become
XjL^^j
ClySj Cyk o oC
(ear).
To go down. To set (star). To be bereft

(mother).
^îyj \i yl of her children
weak, contemptible, base. To become quiet, gentle.
C^jS o
To To
facilitate a. th. to a. o.
k ^ oj*
despise, to
contemn
a. th.
'
Art
Chasm,
ravine,
Atmosphere. Feminine pronoun

of the third
ciy To go up ,to ascend (a hill).* i^ To love, to desire ftj s ^s'^ a

a. 0.
^s'ji
C?>
^ person. She.
sL* o 'j^j a
i
or
a. th.
<i**> li'**
To be
fine-;.-CA_j
Û* -^
To blow (wind). To expose a. th.

to air
:
to the wind,
4>
shaped (man).'
to aerate.
To To
To
desire, to long for.
î[
su* a
i
prepare, to get ready J

prepaie, to
sIIa
To walk pace.
To To
fall
at a quick
'V^j o^j^
\Sj\
for.
fi,
be fond
(x^^^j
~c^ %
I
of. To blandish a. o. down from a iS'^^^^j
i5>*
arrange a. th. To agree j s with a. o. upon.
high place.
To
a. th.
be stretched forth towards J ^'_^\ (hand).
To be prepared, disposed to. To be about to. The thing has become -^Jjl
attainable to him.
He stretched
towards
it.
forth his
hand aS^
t^\
He
I'ushed
upon him with
^t^ X,
iJ
the sword.
They agreed together upon Cry for calling camels to

water.
Inter], expressive of
regret.
To be
hurled
down
into (an
J^ i^J^^j
abyss) one upon another.

f'^
wonder or
To captivate, to seduce <> To catch cold.
a. 0. s
^s'y^
Oh! 0.
Shape, apCj^j ol~* ^ *~:*J *~* pearance. Goodly aspect. Mien, countenance, gait, garb.
^}4=--l Inclination, passion, .|yil ^ ^^î desire. Object of love. Love, fondness.
Sybarites.
Air
Astronomy.
Good-looking.
^1 >^
.
M^^vt ^^1 asmosphere. Empty *j >*! ^ >l^ space. Cowardly. -^ Weather, climate. Tune. Wind.
;
Preparation, apparatus
Cholei'a.
jLa''i\ '\'^\
Thing agreed upon.

Interj.
Atmo.spheric.
'ijX^
Eh.
Unknown man
whose father
is
oQ ij
oUaj
"Uf '^
unknown.
^
I
He has treated Ijl) b M^ViUli him now with kindness and then
with harshness.
Aby.-3s,
\
Come
on. Lei us go.
Li
a. o.
C~*
Deep
valley.
deep valley. Abyss,

it
o^'^j oj
gulf.
Atmos-ifî
*1J|^
To dread
caution.
to regard
with awe-
phere.
He
likes
better
jj'\
IjL*
Imperative. Do, fear.
'^
Jl^
fi>
than.
It is
dearer to him than.

<3_^ft
:j
_>
To make
To
a. th. to
be
^J^
^_)\'\
Enamoured.
Falling. Rising or setting
(star).
,i
jli
feared by.
call out, to urge (camels) by the cry L,u '^
,
.
u^
^
"
^
s
To incite a. o. to. To awe, to fear, to
Ji^ jvÛi
Abyss, depth. Atmosphere. *ij^ Bereft of her children (mother).
reve-
,_Z^
The abyss
of Hell.
^jX3l
renoe a. o. Snake. Chiding of camels. Û Awe, reverential fear. -^ Modesty, ill* dignity. Countenance, bearing. ^ Shameless ; without *^^| jjjB
feeling.
Ascension of a star. Tingling

in the ear.
j^
Part of the
;
jlil â .\'j^j jîj
night,
Vei*y deep well.
6\'jk
^ T^ji
*i'>*
'^
Fan.
Are
To
be raised (dust).
To
o.
Male goat. Shepherd.

Dust, earth.
CA^Âj
C\y^
be excited (man).
To
riisli
upon, to fight with
a.î^
*_4.hr*J
i_)^-Aj wXftj _J,Iaj
oUl*j
uU^
Agitation, discord, disturbance,

Civil
f^
Very timid. Very

respectful.
iiS^j
v'^J
v.?-*
^yj>'\
war. Excitement of blood. Fie^.Li 'y^j

rr.-
riuess. Yellowness of a plant.
Dreadful. Venerable,
^^;j sfJ
Cloudy, rainy, windy day.
awing.
Cry for rousinrj camels. rû^j Bustle, commotion. Fieriness.
More
<
oW^
respected, dreaded. Fear. Awe, respect.

'rlH-'J
ti\^
Daugei'ous madman,
frog. Ostrich.
'j u:l Oji*^

c-^'^.i^ :r
Dangerous, di'eadful
(place).
V^' XZ^
Female
Battle, conflict, war.
*^^ ^^j 'i^
Cause of
fear.
Outburst of anger. ^*l* His anger has been roused. i^\ Û Land having withered plants. ^^JU Cry for ma/ting camels to kneel, {k.^
Give, bx'ing.
Come
here,
^j ^j
come
lii'CJj ^2A)
1
iu^'j
c-i^^'
-ft-
on, thou, ye
To To
put in
s j1ij
liiAj
\Xa
iU
jlij
-ft-
To
call a. o.
^ z^
cCi
Cil*
i
motion.
order.
To
To
distress, to frighten a. o.
repair, to put a. th. in
Clamorous. To be excited, confused

(crowd).
oU ^
chide
a.
o.
To
frighten,
to deter a. o.
To walk
I
at a quick pace. jilS do not care for it. It iu'i Jlufj C does not disturb rae. motionless, he ali cannot be roused.
is
ij v_,
To give little to a. 0. J CUjij He obtained a sufficiency. JiiJI ^^ To do havoc among * oCjiJ^-lj, j

(cattle).
He
Su
iJ
Tu
in
vie
with
a. 0. in wealth,
^jii
number
of followers.
Unhappy days. Cry for unjiny
XJ. JiA camels, iiij juaj j^ Cowardly, dastardly. cjIju*
To give a. th. to a. o. To ask much. To deem

gift) considerable.
J
(a
fi>
/ft
c^
oii^-^l.
He
gives to any
olîîlj ol'j^l ^lii
To squander the property

Party of men.
of.
Ji^JI
comer.
zil*
To destroy, to pull A ^t jj* -^ down a. th. -^ To prepare materials. Tu crumble down. To hurry. j^3 North wind. ^^j ^,vftj ^n* '
Even, flat land. Ruins, rubbish.
3;;^
To
be raised
G-V'-a j
Clit^j Gel*
^\ -
(dust).
To be
swollen (sea).
To be
inflamed (eye).
To
(
be
stiri-ed (blood).
To be roused
rush forth. have dried
bed, disquieted
< Materials
for
jLs
work.
To be disturTo dash, to To wither (plant). To plants ( land To be

(anger).
man
).
).
Hard
stone.
Tree-gum. Mist,
mirage. Lie ; of dormouse.
y^^ contest. Poison. Kind
thirsty (camel).
To To
raise (the dust),

stir (war).
a ^^j
i_jj
A
-^-^
To
excite
J^ A
o^li^
Ab indant
water. Trifle, tinsel.
Jj^
^.'j^ -^
^^j
(evil,
dLscord) between.
5 v?-V-aj
Faint-hearted, weak.
To
raise a con;
t^S'^
Wind
raising the dust.
XtT^JA
j
-
test
to
engage
(
in (a tight) with.
To walk. To take much of. To put (the enemy)

Interj.
CJa
to flight.
^V*
fi,
Day
of battle.
To blast wind).
To
the plants
^ a
wW >^
1*1*1^
û1
Implem_ent of labour, plough.
^^JS
find (a land)
covered
C>U4\
rr^liA
Bravo
Go on
^^^ ^^^
with withered plants.
Ar-v
Indolence, sloth.
<^j
^V
^JIaj fS
9'^
f.i
Weak,
cowardlj.
Fusion of lead. Obscure (uight).

Violent (wind). Noise, uproar.
Sil*
Courageous, hardy. tr-i^'^ To be excited, disorderly Ciii i jXe^ -Vr (crowd). To collect (mob). To utter
foul language.
;JU
Ûi ^.Ca
*iiU
^^î^
To destroy, to damage a. th. To be dense, tangled (foliage).

Mixed company, rabble. cAL^
Conflict, discord.
A
jJii <
5-
Beaien, broad (road). Wrong-doer, prone to

evil.
:
rc*^
*^*
9'^j ^^^
Shrub, thicket.
To drench (the earth f> rain^ To grease (a difh).

Easy, pleasant (life). (water). Fruitful fyear).
^ ^
J^.J
"^-i^,"^
-S-
Cry
for stopping asses. Thick, tangled.
J-x* >
J-^
i
-^
Plentiful
/CaI
To mute (bird). To break (the neck)

ill-treat a. 0.
of
Ca^ o^\ -Ha. o. To A
To be
slender, CiIaj uTa a oCj ^JL*
-S-
thin-belied.
Place on which mutefalls.jjajli>^^^^^
To
be vehemently
jG^lj di^
,
îV*
thirsty.
Qsl* J^Ca To mute (bird). j^CaI.j To break (a bone) anew,

i -Jt-
fii
To escape (slave). To inhale the wind

(thirsty beast).
Cil*
jVis>
Bird's mute.
CilÂj
CsCa
To
cause a relapse to a
his
0.
5 'j3\
To have
Thirst.
thirsty cattle.
uCiA
wil*
To grieve a. o. He fell back into
Hot South-westerly
back into
liitiv^
wind.
former grief. To be broken anew

(bone).
They
fell
their former practice.

their old track.
IXi cJ*i They followed

wij,U
Bird's mute.
Relapse
Vehe- _jU^j kjir^.'j -ij^j oLi^j mently or soon tliirsty. Soon thir.sty (she-camel).
Thin-b.-llied,
in a disease, in grief. Cholera, diarrhea. Languor.
XjCe>
Crowd, press. Broken anew (bone).
'UjIa
^JL^
'Vij* >. wXa'I
To
slender.
0Ca J ikjVi^ iyVAj Ckl* cry out, to raise an uproar.

,
^^ *
\^S^
C
crcf*
Tall and thin.
3j:^j
:
j's*"'
t jj*
"^
They met
busint-S3.
for settling their
Male ostrich. Tall and thin stupid, knave, j^ -^ To become a knave. <> To stand jla.
idle.
I
He does not cease

to do mischief
li'j'j JaÂ J JlJ and to vociferate.
They are
jâ'I
(
in confu-
il;
^^^ 4 j^
i
To be long-necked.
So, thus.
sion, i-estless.
C'liÂj ^yJ>i
for (jisj.
a. th.
)
i
dCA
JV*
< To
-SI
<*î
To pour
(
js-
A
)
JU'j J;*j ,>Ci
fuse
(lead).
To be
fVA -ft^*i* a faint-hearted.
flour, sand measure.
upon
without
I 1
To be hungry. To thirst, to yearn

after (water
:
^\
liJA
To be poai"ed (flour, To assault, to beat,

revil-! a. o.
sand)
to
Jv^jij
^^
Jiiii,
camels).
oy^ jp
(party).
Poured sand. Poured (sand).
Jcij
o^^j
S:^j
Jt**'-'
J'i*
J*^
Numerous flocks, {coll.) The sand and the wind.

Cardamom-seed.
oU-Iâj
Jâ
To be slothful, indolent. Ilc.\aj iilA a To be wearied by. ^t Ouâ a CiIa a To be .spread, expanded. To fuse (molten lead). To vomit. /^î To be spread, expanded. ^.i^jlj To spread in the air (mist
i
:
Jl^l
'^j ^yS
mir
r\
Waterless desert.
<
(
vrv
J
J\îj
Overflowing (sand.
Hour).
Bewildered, stupefied.
^
(L*'
Desperate lovers, people crazed
by love. Adected -with
Mote. atom. "^ Matter {opp. cjQyS>. <0 form / lorjici). Raw material.
"J'^^'^J 'J ^-r*
i
j^ J^ G ^ Syi^J j^
jt^j
^;i ^
(
-i;.;*
^1
jl)
w.,JS
Material.
UD(iueiichable thirst
cairn'l).
Û
-tt-
Vehemently ^Lij Û* ^ > oiî* thirsty. Lo\ing passionately.

Starless night.
i;^;^ iUJ_,
^^
To
love a. o. desperately.
^^
i
Heart bewildered by
love.
^\_Î.i
s
Mind thy own bu.-iiness! He wandered about like a mad man. To be thirsty. '^î
^'*^
To
afFront a. o.
oi*
<>
To
bewilder
a. 0. (love),
J^^^ Jj.
Get off! Be gone! Again, once more

I
*,* 4^%
-j:^
He took care
His heart
of himself.
5î:) ^G>l.,
was maddeJ,i,
How
far!
it
Very far
is.,.
ijCÂj
oi^li
Wh
How How
a difference between, a Indeed! Not in the least. I wish it would.

far!
ned by love. Quick-sand, drift-sand.

thirst.
îli
Passionate love. Vehement jXJl^ yCJThirst-giving disea.se camels.
Wi*j iii*j ';*
far! ol^Jl^jj oi;i>j oViil^j
wV^JU
among
j,tA
J
a verse, it means. Oftentimes or scarcely. The night is often as _^JI ^îT^JlIj dreadful as the waves of the .sea.
at the heginninrj of
I
1 Conjunction. And, also.
j
J-l'j
-j^
Zeyd and
come.
Amru
are
jy<J-j
rl->^ J?-j3
gether with,
"whilst
at.
seen a generous man.

If
Do not
eat
ojlll
lj>i5j
d^^\
^
',
jd>\'i'j
VU
is it
fish whilst
drinking milk.
''liJili
Exclamation. Indeed:
possible
Jj
ij
-^
He came
3
at sunrise.
illj <\^
Interj. expressive of grief wonder. Alas Halloo

!
and
used for svjearing, often follovjed by the genitive. By.

Particle
j,ij
By God!
4"
it
Alas for Zeyd! oiaJJUj I^j'Jj ^J'J What a wonderful tbing! oCst* Ij What an eloquent man ^.^.os c.j'i U thou art!
When
follovjed by the accusative,

:
means sometimes
have
? I
With.
lajjj
What
Zeyd
I
to do with
To bark To be To be
(dog)
to yelp
;i/ij i/ij
^
-fj-
(jackal).
a-shamed,
^y.
t,\j Clj
^J\j
travelled together with Zeyd. With me, with him.
llOjJ i:/,flC
jt{j
tlie
oC
I.
>
to shiiuk from.
l\7(e follou'ing
]
inteirogative
contracted in the
LMj a
Cjj a
particle
j\)
it
means. Then.
?
edges (hoof).
Are you then astonished
jX>^
i^
To become angry. To disgrace, to angry
^î
tjlj^
a. 0.5
v_*C )j
used in poetry with an indeteminate noun governed by Ijj

\V7ie/i
'
To
render a. o. ugly, deformed (God). agree, to live i COji_ j ;^<l^ j>-\j

peacefully with.
'
To
be ashamed
of.
Disgrace, shame,
ignominy.
cup. Great camel. Strong. ^J\j Cup-shaped (hoof). Hollow in a rock. Short and *;lj stout (woman). ~ Deep and wide (well). *^)jJ
Warmed
room.
ugly.
Wide
Imitative (man).
Big-headed
Ha''monioas, congruous.
To
promise, to
Olj
ii>-i
J'-j
-^
threaten.
To bind o.'s self to answer for. * To assemble (people). ij'\'^

;
Shameful, disgraceful things. oCJ Severe and protracted dearth. Îj

OasisCj\y\j
',r
^
-){-
t}3
'ô
accept a promise.
i^\7l^
To bury
(a
daughter)
s iSlj j^lj
ib
i
--
To exact a promise. Number of people. Opinion. Strong beast. Wild ass. sTjj
Large cooking-pot. Lai'ge
bowl.
i^'^-Ll.
alive (Arab).
j\j
silj j,
j]j
jj'ij
To act slowly in. He has been concealed in the land.
i\!|j
i^f
\'Ji
'ja'Ji\ kAs.
cii
jlj
jj
Loud
*Ij)j
IJjj
voice, crash.
Braying
iT^j
JuJ jj i\j
Sack. Good house-wife. Pearl.

Jackal.
of camels.
Ljj
\j
-ft-
Gravity, staidness,
gentleness.
^S^j -^si^
jlJ J
To prepare for fight. To set (furniture) A

in 0]-der.
Qj o
ijj
-5^
Bulled alive
e':>jyyj
%j^ jj
To
,
point out, to indicate
J[
\jj\j \,
To
frighten-B
o.
>.
J\j\j
iîj
a. th.
^.3
*>.
To beckon
J\j
-ft-
at.
\i.^j
jj â'^Jj '^J o jijj, kJ a
away. To prepare a place

for (fire).
J_j
ft)
oU
j
ij>J
To yearn towards her yoimg *Ujlj one camel ). To be plague-stricken

(
To
thi'ow
a. 0. into
i j'^jj J>3
(counti'y).
Tf) suffer
(distre.'s).
from indigestion
j\
(beast).
find (a country) smitten A iJ^m by aa epidemic. Plague, xh//] ^ '\jjj .i; jl ^ Vj contagious disease, epidemic. Epidemical, pestilential, coni[jlJj
,
To be fi-ightened away To hurry in daikness.

Hearth, fire-place.
Fire-place.
(cattle).yiji:,\^
To
ojj[j
Cj\j[
J\'j
Sjl
J\j
r^Yj
jjj^
Clay-bed. Bog. Burning, hot (ground).
_j
tagious.
Plague-stricken
(counti'y).
'y.'y'j '^.^jj Ik^j
To throw >jvi ij Colj ^XJ_ ^\3 ^ a. o. down on the ground. To gather and press round the ^\'y
water.
Tainted (water). Sick
(person).
Troop of men.
in (a
tSo^ j
j Ci,'|j
To remain
place).
o
s
(hJj
cJj
kij
-^
To
visit a. o.
i^j
l,1j
Rising groimd. Abyss of the sea.

to upbraid
To blame,
a. 0.
^jj
-^
XJM>' JîJj,!A^*iJ Vj^jj ÎJ Jii To seek shelter, refuge at. jl^ VIjj, j
xkb Jb -
Blame, reproof, reproach. Xi-^'j To be poor, to be bur- lijj a ju J dened by a large family ( man). To be worn out ( clothes ). To be hot
-Wi-
To shun a. th. To defile (fodder(

(cattle).
^^ J'ljj
wq:)T
dung
Jljl
Shelter, refuge.
iJb^j Jj">^j Jji
(day).
To get angry
with.
j^.j
Dung of cattle. To create, to
xMj
5
CJ>
-/"'j
Spotted with scabs (camel)

u^'.-)
To
or
isolate, to separate a. o.
a. th.
;
Aj
a jj
flash (lightning
to shine
To To
(
becornt) luxuriant (soil).

0|)n the
Vyj uî
Hollow in a lock mountain.

Destitution. Vice.
cleft in
jjj
jjj
pi.) jjj
eyes
-whelp
).
To be brisk, active. He has given me little. To make (fire) to blaze.

Nimble, lively. Shining, gleaming.
Fire, live coal, flash of
CajJ a
ijojj
Poor man bur- ii;j^ ^(s. and dened by a large family.

Destitute. P^vil-eyed.
joj
m'j^''
Destitute. Ignorant.
Magian priest. c'SAji ^ o\'-î'^j ij>*P To have soft hair J'j'\_}^\y'j a j:_j -ih
(camelj.
lightning.
He
believes every thing

hear.-?.
he
The moon. Shining

*i>\jjj (Jajj o
(cloud, moon). ^^Cj

J*!
To be fecundated (palm-tree). yj To stay in (a place). ^ yjj j\J_ jj'j To become downy (young ostrich). Jj To lead a secluded life. To walk
without leaving traces (fox). Kind of wea- fj'C^xi J^.J,J jy.J sel. Syrian hyrax.
Soft hair, fur of camels,
-r
To
hj J ^ be weak, paltry,
Jj
W,.,J
JaJ J
-ft-
(J^y/jj OaJjj
J. i
cowardly.
To revile, to abase a. o. s CLij Ja-_i IJi To open, to widen (a wound). ^ To hinder a. o. from. ^p 5 To disable. To debilitate a. 0. s Jajjl i ^ j -STo abuse, to upbraid a. 0.
Scurf of the head. Skin-disease of camels.
,Guj_j (iij^j î>.'i
i
hares, goats.
The inhabitants
tents,
i.
of hair
e.
the nomads
Hairy,
furi"y.
fjj
"^
There is no one in the house.^ Ij ji jji U Covered with A'Jj j, J,'J\j, sJkJ j> ji
'^
JiJj Jii J^J

tP'>=-^
downy
hair.
jf'j'VI
To pei-ish. To cause a.
b
j^
Small and bad

truffles.
I
cXj,j
j'''j\
oCJ
0.
to perish.
To
jj
confine in prison.
Place of perdition. PrLson. jj"^;: Valley of Hell. Interval; appointed term.

Pernicious, noxious.
many
part.
if-
have experienced j1 cJCj, ii> c,-i) a disappointement from his
He faced many dangers. oUj j4JI ^'j To pour down an ^'3 j^ jjj -Sabundant rain ( sky). To run vehemently (horse).
^y
Railway Lamp.
Steamer. Locomotive. j^'lJ j jy\j I train. Steam-engine. Stove.

<^j,î
Cijj a jijj -^
a Camel-hair cloth.
To be white-spotted
(nails, skin).
To pursue (the game). A To sti-ike a. o. with (a stick), tj 5 To be %ji v^; 'ii 'i][jjj VC J o J; j
unhealthy, unwholesome
ture).
(
To throng and form a proj:^j miscuous crowd. To be revived by

blowing
(earth).
(coals).
land, pas-
To produce variegated White
plants
jL3 jl
To be assiduous to. To find (a land) unhealthy,
fin
jjlj
fin
Jj'^l.
Heavy rain. Avaricious. Jj^jj Jjj Upper part of the thigh, of the <'blj
arm
knee.
or shoulder Patella
of
the
,
spot on the nails. J-'iji JJj Spots of scab. Rabble, medley, refuse j^^,'j\ ^ jijj of men. Scarce and scattered otJil ^^ tr-l? jVl
plants.
Young camels, lambs.
IMountains
earth.
lit
:
jGj
pegs of the j^j vt iCJl

iÛl
Chief
men
of a country.
The
teeth.
>!t
\'jj Jil
(
-a-
Unhealthiness of climate ; Mischief done. Evil result. Unhealthiness of climate ;
Jj j
ii;'l
^ ~^j
unwholesomeness of food.
Yielding
'
Mallet for fixing pegs.
eji^j jd^
much
milk.
iJ j
To put* /jb Jjj,o'jj

a
string
to
:
Jj
to brace
bow-
Unhealthy, unwholesome (elij^jj mate, food). Hard, heavy (blow).

Mallet, be<itle.
string).
To pray
at intervals. To render (a number) odd.
fii
j 'j\j
Large
wood.
stick.
Bundle of
*_iciJj
To hate a. o. To irritate a. o. s Jj To harass a. o. to do mischief, ib s to. To defraud, to make a. o. to suffer loss. To render a. o. solitary by killing his relatives. To frighten To retaliate (bloodshed) a. 0.
:
Thick
Old
stick.
staff.
Srr^,i
Ji'y
man
leaning upon a
j^j
it
jÂ
<ilj.
wrongfully.
Leathern whip. There is no cf,lj one in the house. Mischief. Hunger.
j\'-^^. (^
C(j -^
<i*j
(^[j
To
act at oxij'j\j,fi> \j^xj
o'j\'j^
J^j
To become
10 take
proud.
,_ij
a -uj
*;
-tt-
intervals.
tively.
To send
(letters) consecu-
*i
j'jiWiJ ^
3J v.?
To become stretched (sinew) To follow one another at intervals, to be consecutive.
JA-Ji
into account, to mind a. th. Nobody cares about him. iij *j ijjj v Coo of the male dove. oj -SEvil suggestions.
CjjXO
Single, unirjue
^ jjj Jj One (God). Odd (number). Geom.

:
(The) jxiy
He has a
slug-
*î.^
j gj
\1j
\jj
-ik-
gish gait.
Arc of a circle. One by one, sepai*ately.

Revenge, retaliation of a murder. Bow-string, chord of
\'S j, (jj.
%'j; j
jj
To remain fast in a place.Cij To be paltry ,;ijjj ii-Jijj ;>Cj mean (gift). To give a a> r-3j\j ^^J,j Gj j
,
^jJ
r-ij
^
-^
ûj
^b
s
m isical
Pellicle
J'j^t Jj instruments. Sinew. Row.
paltry
(gift).
^.j j1
between the fingers. Cartilage of the upper ear. Partition between

sjTj
To have little wealth. To distress a. o. To drink little (wine).

Paltry, small
(gift). Vile
^/^
^jy
!n-Jjj
rJjj rijj rtj

^'_t J^jil
f
the nostrils. Nerve of the tongue, of the

back.
(man). Scanty (food).
He,
it has been of no use to me.
^j
^
Jf
Uniform road. Natural disposition,
ejCj
white,
To
strike a. o.
i'yhj
-r-ii.
-rh
conduct.
Delay,
remissness.
;
Restraint.
Rose-blossom
;
with (a stick). Mud.

Stick.
:y,7j
red, rose. Blaze on a horse.
^^c'*.
One by one
cutively.
conse-
/or j'j j
^'JKSt
To
fix
jjj'j Ji7jj ,iA3j Ijo J jii jj J
(a stake) into the ground.

j,\'y
Succession at short intervals.

nesses.
Tradition related by successive wit-
To become fixed fast stake). To fix a. th.

forth stalks (corn).
(peg,
fii-mly.
afjj Ji}
To
^3 i
put
Fasting at intervals. j!^^\ 'I'J^'y' Consecutive, at short intervals. j\'^

Tradition related by consecutive tes-
Stake, tent-peg. iujl
tt
M'i ^
-^J
Erect and prominent thing. Poetical Off-shoot. measure.
J}
To make
a. o. to sit
oa (a
(A A3 ^j
a ^Jlj
S
ti
cusliion).
To assault, To make a.
to leap upou a. o.
o.
monies. Poetical metre in which a movent letter is inserted between two quiescents.
\J\'ji^j j'Cfii.
to leap, to
wJ j1
Consecutively, at short
intervals.
bouml. He took possession of

his estate unjustly.
*^j^
j ^1^7
*lit
He took
hold of his
50 j1 j
land unjustly.
Braced (bow). Wronged (man) jy'y> unable to retaliate a murder. Pros. Rhyme ending by a mo- ySy:^ ving letter between two quiescents
as Û;J. To commit ci-imes to be CiiJ a fj.i -fr guilty. To perish. To utter foolish speech. To be ill-natured (child). To destroy a. 0. (God). To 5 /jjl imprison a. 0. To throw a. 0. into
;
To rush upon 0. a, Abrupt exordium in poetry.

Leap, bound, assault.
Seat, thi'one, bed.
^\'J;
^j
Xfij
î;_,
Bouniling (mare, antelope).
J.Jj
Jumper, leaper. :c;uj the nerves, fy- Contraction of

neuralgia.
^ u^
fill J
misfortunes (God).
To disgrace
v_)llj_^;l
religion by (a
uj
A>
-fi-
Antelope.
crime).
Even ground; elevated ground.

Jumper. Sitter. Rivulet.
Peaceful (prince).
^ S^
oC;y
To
flow continu-
i:7j C^7j
o54 J J
i_i
ously (water).
To become
thick,
'<>('>
j o
^r^j
-J^
To remain long To wound a. 0.

aorta.
in (a place).
in the
Uk7jj Cij
dense, corpulent.
To give much of a. th. To become numerous (flocks). To be dense,

(plants).
:r-J
j1
^fj^rj,!.
intertwisted
To be wounded iu the aorta. To persevere in. To become fat (cattle).

Strife, dissension.
-j'^
A jij J>~1
iifj
Stoutness, bulkinestj.
(herbage).
*>l5j
Fa.st in a place.
Flowing continu-^
j Ij
o^/j
Thick, corpulent (man). Dense ^_jj
ously (water).
Compact
(texture).
*?--j >
The
aorta, artery of x^jij oi
Luxuriant (land).
the heart.
Uncompact (cloth). "^y'y Remainder of water sijj ^jj ^ in a pond. Dampness. Slime, mire. Muddy, slimy (soil). Thick (milk).Xi.^:j Of weak consti''J-f-'y^j jii-jl i<;y.
tution.
To deaden
blow).
(the flesh
Bj a Uj
To To
bruise, to contuse (a
U jlj
limb).
To
luxate (a bone).
'^'ji
,
be
itjy)j
(
bruised,
sîJj q
contused
%jj %j a 'j,i limb ) ; to be

S^Jjj *cjj
To become smooth,
soft (bed, carpet).
jj
-ft-
luxated (bone).
Bruise, contusion, dislocation.
To be
j"jj
,
fleshy, fat.
\'}j
To
beat a.
1;h.
^j Jj
j'^xJ-l
soft,
smooth.
[^-
Bruised, contused,
dislocated (limb).
'y'y'i 'd^ji 'J i
To ask much of, To find (a bed) soft.
Mallet for striking pegs.
sî^
Leather-garment for girls. Jj Smoothness, softness îJj j ^cjj jj

of a carpet, a bed.
To
leap, to bound, to
jJ j
CJ jj
spring.
To stand
up.
To
sit
down.
Housings of a j^C/j J\y ^ rj.^_j horse. Covering for clothes. Skins

of beasts of prey.
He attained
illus^yj SyJ\ Jl uJj triousness in one start.
To
seat a.
0.
upon a cushion.
^ ;j
Compact, bond, promise.

Will, bequest.
(AiT)
J^,^j
jii-jt
Strongly built (man).
j;î
Jjj
-J^
j
To strengthen a. th. To collect (wealth). Rope of palm-fibres.

Pa'.n-fibres.
a J^j
jjj
abuno'JCii dance of fle.?h. Smooth, level, soft. s'_r Jyj Fat, fleshy (woman). To break the head of. a CJ j û_j f3j -SSmall quantity of o^ *^4 Jj *i^j
(
Softness, smoothness
Hempen-rope.
Cjj
(
jjj
I
rain
).
Weak
rope.
Intertwisted spring-herbage.
XiJj
To run swiftly (horse). To paw the ground To break, to pound To wound, to make
(
j^ Jj
).
^
To
Thick porridge, mess.

1
*c-y> îJ J *2l J î
y
-S-
horse
beat the ground (rain).

a. th.
O put
/b
Hjj \j
t_j
A
I
wi? j j
Uj J wiij U>JJ
(a pot) on a trivet.
trust,
v'sj^j
the foot
of
horse )
^^j,J ^J to bleed
~ To
: [
Csyjj
sij
-^ ^5^ jij
to rely upon.
(stone).
To be
fast, firm.
:
To be
^\^j o
fi>
Jo
To have scanty
(land).
plants
CJj a
vi
steadfast
to be sanguine.
To be compact in flesh. â'5j o Jj The (horse) started jlo.i'f J, J\j

off.
To strengthen, to fasten a. th. jjj To .judge a. o. ti'ustworthy. s To bind a. o. by 5 CSlJj j txs'jJ' Ji\j
a compact.
What
an unproductive land
C^Jjl
To
reinforce (a garrison),
:<
jjj*)
Small quantity.
Compact in flesh. <o^,j j' Heap of wheat, straw. Pebbles, <i4

broken stones.
^j He bound him tightly, tied him fast. ^-J

j
:
he
juJo
To
be sanguine, hopeful.
To be
tight (knot).
I
Pawing (horse). Wooden, or o^'jh

stone
idol.
Jjj. Hi.
S'ji d'j rr
^
I j
To act confidently in a. To secure to o.'s self

(
th.
^ Jj*^ b ~ the property, or use) of

a. th.
it ^JlS'Xp
J-
To be extensive (property), ^,'l\ To load a. o. with gifts. 5 To remain. To survive. To j'^sJ,!^ be strong, sturdy. To be fattened (flock). To shoot forth (palm-trees). To ask much of. [y.
Steadfast. Flowing in a stream
(water).
Gentile, heathen,
They bound themselves by

contract
to.
To close (a door). To secure o.'s self against

a. 0.
;
jjy:_li.
o!Aj [y^
to bind a. o. by
an agreement.
(_)
He secured
j
j ij
Is-^J
I
oj^j
Cij
?:
his property by. Trust, confidence. Trusto^l {m.
^Xy
o't
f. s. pi.)
*!;
pagan.
To be bruised (limb)
dislocated (hand).
Jj
-^
worthy, honest. Band, bond, rope.
Moral bond.
Confident, steady.
To have
a beast
wounded
j j1
Jj
S(L>
'
ship wrecked (traveller).

Sufferings.
Firm (compact). Steady,

resolute.
jUj^
j^jj
Hammer,
mallet.
Trust. Bond. Written
Contused (limb). To be swift, to hasten.

fy
'^'y'
agreement
of herbs
j
security.
).
jp'iJJ -^ *iJj Pledge. Full

;
UJ
o ;rJ
"S-
land
-^
Compact
con-
To
blaze
(fire).
I
tract. Bill, billet. Certificate.
Medicinal plant. Galangal. Sweet- ^j cane. Ostrich. Sand-grouse.
Stronger, faster.
^j ^
JJjl
*^
To deserve to have a claim to. Cowardly. Stupid, yb-jj <-j^-jj <j Large water-skin. uj^Vj, t v^j
binding.
;
To stab
with (a
a. 0.
i..
'\^'fj
'i^j
Vi
knife).
To
find (a well)
exhausted.
To *
Vi
Stake at a race. Place in which water stagnates.tjii.j Crash, loud noise. One oCj r- *r9-i
compress (dates) together. To be exhausted (well). To come \^'j\ back with empty hands (shooter).
meal a day.
^
To To
repel a. o. from.
cA
be compact (bunches).
V0.
set,
a suit
of.
Necessity, unavoidableness
Obligatory
{opposed to
Of bad quality (water). >^j_j Vij Vj Exhausted or *i>jj sW-i.J 'Vi yielding bad water (well).
Dish of locusts or dates in *^c>, J powder beaten up with butter or
oil.
'Juil. optional).
Palpitation of the heart. oCcfjj w.,?- j Allowance of food. Adjudication. XL.>-j Affirmation. ( opp. to ) ^\^\
Cow.
JC
To become
Affirmative. Positive.
't:>_, G_^;^ binding, obligatory : lo
^^3 >^J
be due.
^
To
Binding, unavoidable.
Slain, killed.
:'i
exist necessarily (God).
To take
J
^V->
I
eflfect
to be incum-o>la Jc
a. o.
Duty, obliga- j^;j t

tion.
bent, binding upon
To
^jioJ
Existing
i^> 'y 1 ^ necessarily; self-existent (God). Cause. -.^

)_,
v^ (^j
V*
~ fall down with a loud '*^J crash (wall). ~ To set (sun ). To be ^.j4-jj ^^j sunken in the socket ( eye ). To fall
dead.
The
first
cause, God.
olSiJlj
Necessary cause.
effect.
v^î-" ^^îJI
Affirmative (sentence). Result',
^j^
il
Treat him as he
deserves.
^
jUj
^ y^
jji
t
^,y
Upon
ray conscience,
v^^^^
<-î^
To I'epel a. o. from. i To throb (heart). CC> jj U* jj CJ-j To be cowardly. ?;>> j o To coagulate in the udder ^J (biestings). To be tired (camel). To eat one meal a ^'î <^ jb ~
^j
Affirmative proposition.
oC?->/
day.
To render
o\,
is
?r *r?",>'
Momentous action
(good or bad).
a. th.
Jtj J <* v^ jb , Jc obligatory to.

a. o. to eat
/^
^ J
To accustom
death
^s^,'y
_^ j
The time
at hand.
of
my
o^
once a day. once a day.
To milk ( a she-camel ) -^ To show due regard

j^'j^^
*j
Wrestling-place.
Eating once a day.

Deserving, worthy
of.
^
nf J
v^*^'*
'y,
to (a guest).
He threw him down upon

the giound.
tj,.-j> ]>:-!>
To
appe.ir, to
^jb
^n^-j --
be conspicuous.
To glow
To
let
(fire).
To reach the
curtain of (a
ejected (urine),
to fly towards.
tt* jl
rock (digger).
down the
fi>
tent).
J >* v^ jb CU-x J %. \'yj> \j adjuge a. th. to a. o. (auctioneer). To do actions deserving re>^'i\ ward or punishment. To affirm, to ascertain a. th. fi> To cause ( the heart ) to palpitate
,
To
To be painfully To compel a. o.
Smooth rock.
n
Jl^ s
(God). He declared the right

such a one.
a. th.
of
ilô^!
^\^j
Veil, curtain, covering.î^jj ^Q-jj
To deem
necessary,
^^;^-I.
>->
Al
Closely
Level ground. o^J^'j w -^J Outbreak of anger. '^.'y' Found. Existing. Present. ^j4-'y
woven
(cloth).
-r^yi
skin,
''s?--i
Shelter, refuge.
Smooth
r^y'
Closed or curtained (door).
^ji-y
\:>}4jj
The
existing beings, the
Cj\'ij4'j^
'
universe.
To
jcj
Jl^
S'
find,
:
fi>
OlJl,j
find
(i^'j^fjj
To
constrain
full
ii j1
ia-j
-Jf
to obtain
to
out
a. th.
lost.
a. 0. to.
Hollow
of
i>\>-j,i
<j\î,
^J
To perceive, to know by To find a. o. or a. th.

(such and such).
experience.
fii
fi^j
s a
~ ~
water
in a mountain. Pool, cistern.
To
dread, to caution
a
^ <^ J a j>-J ^
To
be
fi>
o.'s self against.
moderately rich
Vj^^j I^?-jj ^'-^ J, -^?%-i ; to earn wealth.

Sa'_^J eJ^,J \'-^j
i
To pour
medicine to a. 0. unpleasant things. He speared him in the ru^'JS

into a. o.'s
j^ jb , 'S?--^ j>i-l j>.3 mouth. To say

S
If
ClOs-J^J
To become angry with a. o. To love a. o. pas- ^ -^'yj, 'î ~

sionately.
^ jl
UQOutn.
To swallow (a medicine) by ^'y draughts. To drink a. th. reluctantly. To swallow (a medicine). A J^\
fii
To grieve for. ._; \j-j a J^j iS^j a> j To be found, discovered. To be created to come ^luJ'l '^
;
into existence, to exist.

iSG^JI. j^'j] To create a. th. (God). To bring into existence. -^ To infi>
Cavern, grotto.
Fear.
Cautious, wary. Cautious, wary.
Pitfall,
f.
jW- j1
?:
ji-J
^j
^'jhjfj
Aj^jj
"iji-Ji
tj>.'j
'i'jk-J
vent,
to discover a. th.
a. o.
To enrich
fort, to
(God).
To com-
trap for
jQ-jl
:r
strengthen
a. o.
;
wild beasts.
Den
_^_^j sl> j^ ?r jW-Jj Jî, beasts. Side of a valley woi-n away
of wild
by a torrent. Medicine poured into the ji^jj j^j mouth. Unpleasant words. j^ j Instrument for pom'ing 5^?^^ ->?=-* a medicine into the mouth.
Tennis-racket.
To procure a. th. for to make a. o. to find a. th. To complain of a. th. To be sorry for a. o, To make a show of love,
sadness.
AS
a jl
A a* ^j
J
of
ji> \'y
To be
found.
ability.
Wealth, power,
j%^.
To be To be To be
brief, concise (speech).
j
jfj
Excitement, passion, rapture Pond of stagnating iCs-A r- -^J water. Wealth. Joy. Love. j?-jj -'?j,j J?j
concise, brief
lj j jaaJ
Power.
Conscience
;
in (.speech).
emotion of joy
:
olJ>Jt.
concise
i^Vstit
jfj^j ,3j\j o J?J
grief.
(speech).
Internal perceptions
(a speech).
super- oCjMV-',
To abridge
To jj
4>
jijf
natural things.
Existence. Invention, discovery,
epitomise (a book).
i^j
*d?^j
To give a. th. readily. To ask the accomplishment

of a. th.
;
fit
Existence, being.
^
f>
j^y
j^j
He
fainted
he
lost
i>>-^l o* v'^
iUjl.
to despatch (an affair).
consciousness.
Expeditious, speedy.
Prompt
Creation.
-^
Invention.
(speech). Giving readly.
Finder. Rich, solvent. Angry.
jl>Ij
Concise
(speech)
;
j^^-'j
>>^j
J?-Jjj -n>:Jj
Able
to.
J
ij
epitomised (book).
In love with.
J 0-J
^
^
Concision.
(
o/j/>.
Hearth, fire cjG\fj ^ J'^jj J'^j^ T Body of place. Household. Stove.
<o tjCii
1^
JUjI.
Turkish troops. Traiuiag-place.
Abridgment. In short, in few words.

Laconic, concise.
y^S)^.
To be To To To
fearful,
y^y^y^jAj^-j^
Ji J* J 5 J? j^ Jujl ^ j^j
o
;j|[i.j
cowardly.
surpass
a. o. in fear.
To
Ûj
o
J^r? an CC^jj CjIj u~?%-i (J-?-' * apprehension about, to driâd a. th.

feel
be advanced in age. frighten a. o.
To
be hidden, unper-
CJ. j
^^J ~
ceived.
Fear, wariness.
Fearful, cautious.
He conceived a
4-i5
tr-r^'j u-?"J'
thought in his mind.
0>U j ^
^* ji j1
Jâi j
To To
listen fearfully to (a
Jj
^j
^'y
*
^_^j
,_,_a.
More
feai'ful
than.
sound).
Old people. Pool of water.
taste (food).
fear. Faint
j*
C*'
yJj
j^^ j
Throbbing of
To remain
silent
C^jj
J ^?t-j
>> J
*
I
sound. Apprehension.
Bui?ying thought.
Trifle, little.
Ij
with downcast eyes,
in
grief
or anger.
Time.
To dislike, to shun a. th. To remain silent by fear of. To cutf, to fist a. o. To be hot (day).
"Wicked.
^j
tr-?-J^
^
^'j
have not tasted r^-f/l JjJt the least thing at his house
will
iiJ'i G^
i (*i-j
,^j%
it.
> jVl
IÂSe;.^ iXi^l
C>^'j
slj
t"^^
never do
Way, manner. Wicked man.

Heap
of
^^^'jj j,w-J\
stones used as a
desert.
^ J-ii J. way-mark in the
Avaricious.
Downcast.
^j
j^}jj j>j
*^4-j
feel lif J fi^îj r^-ij f'^'A ^ i^'j "^ a pain. To ache. He has the <Z.Vj '^^'/u i-i1j '^'Ji head-ache. To pain, to hurt a. o. s f^'j\ 'y To manifest pain, sorrow. To
To
complain, to moan.
Shame, disgrace.
Intensely hot (day).
He was pained
for.
He com-
^>.
o!>vi)
^?-J
*i.-?-j
passioiiated his (sufferings).
Blasted (corn-crops).
To
feel
a pain.
:
f^'j]\<f-
Larger extent of sand.
J-*^' ^rfj'i
*ii.>
Kind of beer
Disease.
suffering.
barley- wine.
f.\:>-xj s-^f j1

Wooden
To
full
mallet.
ifc
Pain, suffering.
^î
^> j_,
Ccj!
j ^^_5
î
j'
(cloth).
To throw, to cast a. th. He prostrated him on the

ground.
^
A
\s\
^j
'ja'Js\ *j
Posteriors.
'\^j
j
Pamful. ii*^
(a hide
:
^^^j,?ji*> j
^~î
To beat
1
tanner).
/^^J
C.
Infirm, aching.
i-y*
do not
'^
jdjjl
^^j J,
jj'i]
To be
y
-H-
(jî-jj (i^jj Ci3-J wU?t_j Ji> j
know what sort of man he is. To humble o.'s self. 9r *-? 'J *-? I J '^?' 'j *-9" J J *^ Ji
moved.
^;
*-? J,
Prominent part of the cheeks. oC.> J Strong ; having prominent 'U^lj

cheeks (she-camel). of a river; rugged margin.(>yj. j Having prominent cheeks.^ ]^j ^> jl Huge mountain. j>3vl
To thi-ob, to palpitate(heart). G-?.j To run. Ci-a-jj Cl^J To make (a beast) to run. s ^ jl To ravish; to distress A u^'^Z.[
(the heart
:
love").
Bank
Run.
<Ji^jj
-JKf-
Throbbing (heart). Earthquake.
>J^\j
*Vb
^J
He has done
it
(
yi'\
Al 1)
Mallet, beetle.
^^
for the
*î ilt
'k^j
sake of God. He has hit the

^
ijlij
yS\
ySji)
point in the affair.
He acquired
credit,
CIj 'i>l
;
{
^\j.j ^^y^ ^ x^j. Shy, fearful (woman). Îw-ly* To surpass a. 0. 5 (+>-i *.J *f j -Jtin rank, estimation. To strike a. o. on the face.
enjoy consideration,
\\>3
*>i
regard.
^
To
Qa! j liil
'
;
He became accustomed jt
regard.
j
to.
He went away headlong,

recklessly.
In
44^ j jc
^âJ^
To aim at, to direct o.'s self. He sent him to (a jiu J

. .
Jl^
4j
.Jl^ 5
place) for an affair.
any way.
^'y.
Heedlessly, at random,
<^j
<'
is
headlong.
He converted himself to ;h i^j God. He became a Moslem. To give a good turn to (an
affair
).
fit
For the sake <il o! î Udi \J of God. To please God Ambiguous speech oii?- J
;
To
fall
evenly upon
the
*> j
ground (rain).
Ji
jS^
double-faced.
In both cases, in the
two
^^'y>'^
points of view.
^
*?-J
Give a good turn to the affair, lit the right side.
iJ
:
t^^x
J><^^\
turn the stone on
Chief
man
leading man,
oyri
7-
To To
raise
a. 0.
to dignity. 5 *>-j\j *j
y (\:>XJ ^j>1> *^'i
encounter,
headman.
Sidf, shore.
to face a. 0.
To meet
consi-
a. 0. face (aG-j, jI ^t-\y>
LS
Regarded, enjoying
dei'ation.
to face.
Frontside.
*49.ji^j
oUjo^,
a.specc.
!r
**?-J
*>
refe-
To find a. 0. honoured. To show regard to. To discard

gar).
i
(
*>-'j\
a beg-
Side,
Respect,
rence. Country, shore. Manner, way.

In respect, on account of
To
repair, to direct o.'s

old.
self.
To 4^
_^j
him.î*
From
tion.
become
every side.
t^
Regard, authority, considera-
Jô'* xil^j
To To
direct o.'s steps
Jl__,
towards.
face, to front o. a. -^
To
0. a.
QI^j
About one thousand.

Opposite to him.
^1
SG-j,
have an interview with
iftlowj iftGeJ i KaScf'jj
i*t>j
To
A
of a house.
deser^"ing
^ Front
direct o.'s self towards. thought occurred to his mind.
Ji
-^'13
t^\
Chief man, prince.
Face, front-
Regarded,
respect.
Worthy
*c?-> >
of
Born the
feet
foremost
*::?:^
(colt, child).
Iwo-
<ft,>.^ ^ <^yî sided (garment).
)'*î^,i V* *c?; J
Amulet against aJCvJj oV*,* j ^

the evil eye.
*A..3-j
Of high breed (horse).
r<?-?:J
"
More regarded, more remarkable.
^yi
oîj ^ jj *ij1 ^ ^j Front of a house. Side of cloth. Face, countenance. Beginning of a day, a century. Reason, way, manner. Point of view. Object of speech. Surface. Side. Honour, regard, dignity. Purpose, course. Lucidity (of mind). Good fortune. Aim. End, result. Chief ( of a party). <-Page (of a book), a Unit. He has illustrated himi^* j î'l.
side. Surface.
self.
He looked at me
with an
evil eye.
'.^ tîiK
'Jl
J^
He has blackened his

character.
l^j
VjZ.\
Y
To
forsake, to leave a. o.
a..j
a> j1
jl^jI
alone before (the enemy).
.\mbilogy in speech. Distortion *- '^ of a horse's legs. { Prosody), \ovie\-
God has made him

lonely
i.
j^jt-
'*u\
e.
has deprived him of his
accent preceding the quiescent rhyme-letter of a vei'se {called lsy}\
dear ones.
-^^'
.'
Jl.
>
To remain alone, unique. ai^j To withdraw, to retire apart. He was singular, alone in his <.'|Jk
opinion.
Direction towards.
obJlj *> 'p
God
is
the only one
C^,J,''j\j_
'^t j^'f,
Promotions. oli . jj Regarded, distinguished. Two- *^^ humped, ou the back and chest. Struck on the face. jr'>*
Interview.
Lord.
>
Adulation.
.
i^
i'^
God has protected *:C^^, 'îl e'j^'^ him alone in a peculiar way. j^ji To be united, conjoined. To become one. To be identified. To
coalesce, to unite, to be unanimou.s
(people).
To
'pj J. J*j a >,i -fr hoofs injured by walk; to "feel a
iiave the
pain in the hoofs (horse).
To
find a. o.
s ,^' j\-
,C^j ^yj^ J-j

^jl
worthless.
To come back with empty

to be united to.
To become,
^
Sa^-
hands (hunter).
Unification, oneness.
a>jj Sa>jj
Separately, by
o.'s self.
^j^ u
*J, ju>.
He has made
it
of himself,
tSi
To chafe the feet, hoofs (walk). 5 To render a. o. useless, worthless. To abstain from. & > il To remove a. o. from. *
.
without the help of any one. By himself: he alone. j^j jej
Having a-Lsljj r^jj jl>j ^ >.J,^J

iji.j
sii.
le.sion in
the hoofs.
He came alone. oj^j They sat by '^j^j Jc.j

themselves.
Jej ia>j
'îj^^j
Hurt in the hoofs.

Bundle.
^j
3^ jl ^
'Wj^
.i^j^
ir ?i?;i
\jLlf
Worthless.
Stake, peg.
s-^j\i j >* Alone, unique, s'j^jj ijj-j j, a>ij j^j

Isolated, apart.
He
is
unequalled.
Name
of a destitute ^5 -^
voice.
man.
To emit a hoarse
x^ \j^j
'j loal j ejJ-j
To
-r'j^j
Unity of God. Singular in opinion.

Singularity. Solitude.
the fingers with the breath. Nimble, expeditious t^'j>jj -ry^J

(
warm
man ).
Fiery, impetuous.
Barking
^\s.j
-ft-
One
ul^lj d- e^>li V -Û (single number), a single one, singular, sole. <; Same. They are one oja> \jj j^ \j '^ '^l
uj-l-;lj
?r
dog.
Disease of camels. To seek refuge, shelter,
i^j r->i
w^j'l
-ft-
Depressed land.
*?-
tribe.
Pairless,
match-
oloalij
o\j^j ^
a>:lj
To be
less, unequalled.
^>j^jj oii>j a4 unique, alone, unparalleled.

unify
to
-i>ij
To
re-
The
only One, the Sole (God).

one.
|a>lj
j^V^S
lls-ij
main lowly, apart. To be
identical.
Sj
One by one, one and
To
make
one.
To
jj-j
Lonely, apart. Unique, only one (son).

Uni([ue, pairless.
si.>j
^ ^
jlj-j
identify,
to
render
alike,
similar.
To judge
oloall
a. 0.
or a. th. to be une-
j>j1
qualled.
He
I
is
unparalleled
ajC"
J Ja! a> j1 yt
v1
i1l*'
He
as.êrted the belief in the
'ît
in his time.
unity of God.
o:; jl _,;
am
to
not alone
'cJJ
To bring
fewe).
forth one
lamb only
jb^jl
have done such a
"thing.
AlA)
'^3
To
miss, to regi'et a.
0.
v'jfjll.
Desert, waste (place).

(girl).
I
Shy
Unitavianism, belief in the uni-u^y ty of God, worship of the true God.

Seclusion, solitude.
Lone, solitaiT.
'xfol^ j1 ^-s-^l ,J^^'.
met him
in
Union, agreement, concord;
a deserted country.
intimate connection.
Beast of ,_^jj, oil:'jj ^yî

jjrey,
j-î
jr^^
One
after another, one
J-^'jh î*'
wild beast.
and one.
jli>j
Wild He is
ass.
^j
"
Ji^j
They came one by

one.
jj.'^% j\
iui
ijti^
of the
u-^'^ J-^3
cA'^
xLp-j
refuse of the people.

Loneliness, solitude. Shyness,
{Gram.) Marked with one point ai^jS

(letter). -^ L'nified (debt).
wildnesj. Sadness, disquietude. Fear,
Isolated, secluded, single, one,
j.^^^*
unsociableness.
Waste,
de.êrt.
'^^Si^J
unique, alone.
wild beast. Barbarous (man).

(bt-ast).
Wild
Uncouth (word )r Exfig.
To be poisoned by lizards ( food ). To

by
His
lizards.
eat food
iîj J>jlj':J "^ infected
terior side.
Wild
Back of the
hand or
foot.
ajj.^ \y>j j9siiJ _)>'jIj jT--i J*: J

filled
Blasting wind.
heart
Wildness, savageness, unso

ciableuess.
He
oll> j
was tilled with hatred. him with î- ^p

:
_^j1
ji.'J\
hatred.
S'''^'-^ -r
Sad. Son'owful.
To
poison (food
reptile).
Ugly. bad.
j.x->.j
Become wild
(beast). Peevish, savage, uncivilized (man).
J.i/jii'
Haunted by wild beasts

(land).
xyi.'y
zl^'yiLi-
Waste and To di-ag a.

gi'ound.
desert (land).
th.
on the
,ja>-j
^ ^
Rancour. ^J Rancorous. 'j^J j' J^,J A white venomous lizard _,ij ^ sîj spotted with red. Short (camel). Dark and ugly (woman). To abound ;i,i>jj xLj>-') o 'jJ-j -Mwith wild beasts (land).
Cold, coolness.
*i5> j
To throw i_, juljj,(iJ-3 away (arms and clothes

ping.
<>
J-^r-i
)
J^J
for esca-
To throw o.'s jj>jj,G>j ^s-J self down (man, camel).
^j^j
To
desolate, to depopu-
fj
o.
j.j
j-^'i^
To hurry towards.
10
J|_
..i^j
late (a land).
To
brutify a.
'^y>-ji *JV>.J o ^>jj,U>-j a be luxuriant (plant, hair).
tai>J
To become
hungry.
desolate,
(
J^yJ
land
).
wild, uninhabited
To be
ib j--'i\
To To
hasten.
strike a. o. with (a
-J^'iî .-i>J ^j J wi>J
To
To
find (a
country) waste,
o.
stick).
lonely.
Luxuriant (plant). Thick- â-ljj

feathered (wing).
^j
oi
ii>i
trouble a.
to
make
a. o.
is
to feel loneliness.
-iijj
Black and luxuriant

hair.
To become savage,
ciab'e.
wild, unso-
jX^'y
Sound. Black stone.
To
fast before taking (a
mede-
^^x f ~
^
'ils-j
cine).
Land
full
of black stones.'Ji^j
Red
(earth).
w>l^.'
To experience loneliness. j.U'J:^\ To be sad, afraid man ). To be de(
Resting-place for
camels.
w4>_j'
serted, desolate (place).
To
feel
a dislike for
a. o.
a. o.
To
^>
Emaciated, exhausted (camel)
mistrust
u^J
To urge
a. o.
).
;
C
s
Al\
</-J
sink
to call (a
s'^\
th.
To
messenger
Ji>-j ,:Ai>j >Uj a J>i into mire.

(soil).
To take iuformation about a. To iu<iiure from a. o. about.
^
5
To become muddy
rendei(
To
the ground)
Letter, writing. Revelation, thing j^j
muddy.
revealed by God. Voice. sUij , >, J ^ Sii J-J Angel. Chief of a triba. Speedi- j^j
,
To throw a. o. into mire. He afflicted him with an evil. \j.i, 5 To be muddy, slimy J>^-).b J*y
(
ness, haste.
place).
Make
haste ; go speedily, Quick death. Quicker.

flabby (belly).
i^t
x!s.j j,
i-''^
He made a
oath.
conditional
'î^
tJ
S^
j- j
jf^'J)
Slime, thin
Ju jl_,
J_î^
^ jijj
^j
Pain. Wish, intention.
^j
^'ji-j
-^
To become
mud. Muddy, slimy.

Mire. Fall in the mire.
î
(
Coward, weak. Impotent.

Slothful. Fleshy. Soft date.
'^\'ji-j
To
-tt-
To l^s^Jj Î^Jj \jS>~j ajsJ Jii-j make long strides. Wide stride. i^j ^ jîj Making wide stri- iiS-jj iîjj ai-lj
des.
(
be incompliant
longing, a
fem
tie
(
craving
). To have a pregnant wo-
man).
To
satisfy the craving of (a
^j
^j
>j
pi-egnant
)
woman).
(
/or 'ii'T
si-i-'l^;
iilj
o.
iij
< To
a
--
slaughter
a beast
for
(
To
upbraid, to reprove a. Late. ( from
satisfying the craving of

'^J.j
a preg-
J.'\
To prick a
a
needle.
o.
with
lance,
y ijij
^S'jLj
nant woman). Longing of a preg- Ûj j ^b-jj

nant woman. Longing, craving. Lust.
To
to
:
scarify.
To
appear on (the head hoary liair). Small quantity. Plague. Pricking ji j

pain.
^j
^ jj.j
Sj
iJ-j
j:,:
Longing
for a. th. J\s.jj j,Wj
They came
four.
four and
ijij I'-ij \y,\^
He asks
(pregnant woman). for what he does not want.
Cake made with honey.
JîJ
o jj^j
To
be cheap
Uîjj U'uj
base,
th.
(goods).
To be
low (mau).
fi>
To revile, to debase a. To give little of. He made him a palti'y

gift.
jj.j
-ijl
To be angry with, to hate a. To be big-bellied. To be vile. To perish.

Sticky mud.
0.
o^y
xiJj
J- J
Chl> --
.'J
--
To
put
J[
j^-f\j
(J. J j^Ji
^
To
suggest, to point out a."th. to.
He
impaii-ed his reputaa. th.
*.o\e
a. th. into (the
mind).
tion.
He despatched a
o!Aa
To mix up
Vile, base,
S\ J" jb i/j
f^
messenger to such a one.
To write
mean, contemptible (man). Refuse of mankind. ^lljt
oscillate, to quiver.
(a letter).
j^j
God in.'pired his heart. He spoke secretly, he

revealed
a. th. to
*j^ J^
y9<i=K\\
*^l~
(J-j
him.
J-jt
He gave
little
him.
~^1^_
^j1
i/'îj
Oscillation.
To
prick, to
Caij
j4 îj ^
To hasten. J-'yj,<*jj To urge, to rouse a. 0. To reveal a. th. to a. o. To beckon to 0. another.
j^j
? j^'j\
i^>
sy
bj
To purpose
Corruption.
a. th.
Ao.
^y
\J.j
î.j
^ ^
wound
spear).
a,
slightly
with
tU-j
To
I
purpose, to
^^
wlî J
J-3
aim' at.
had the same design

as thou.
io not
c4'i
Hoariness has appeared upon his head. Slightly wounded.
*oj
J^j
iai-Jl
To whiten
^^j ci^
i^j i^ C
a. 0.
Claij
Izi j -^
know where
(hoary
haii*).
he is gone to. He endeavoured to ^y^ Jaj^ J''yi please such a one. He sent him on an errand. ^ y s
To spear
^J-^
a. 0.
He underwent various
chances in trade.
^1 j
oS
tj
To become hoary.
Penetrating, piercing through
To become
with.
for sQ-l^
^^
of.
'\i.\'y.
the brother
To
To
J.\j fraternise
Hoary (man). Speared. To thicken, to be Gij

solidified
wiitJ
To
To
purpose, to aim at.
* t'p
(mallow).
s
îi-'
prefer a. th. to.

question, to inquire of
j-y^\
J- J
To backbite, to abuse a. o. To beat up (mallow) for a

thickening
it.
j1j
a. 0.
about.
'^,j,j '^,'3 direct road.
\%'jj iSj,
Aim, straight
course
:
To
slip (foot).
wiis?l
oi\ijj \i\hjj \i\ij^j
a Sj
To
love,
fi>j
S ai/i'îj
^'^?j^j "aiy, i
will, to
Leather-bag. slij Thickened (mallow). Dish of 'Li^j dates and cream. Liquid mvxd.
Foolish.
to be fond of a.
for a. th.
I
0.
To
wish
wii.^
To
to be so.
wished
it
To love a. 0. i To show love to a. 0. To court, to attract the To love o. a.
(liTolTy c-îj GiSj j ;S\^ Slj
'^j^jj "^j^-jj *^'ii o î-J unhealthy ( place ) ; to be indigestible (food).
be
^\ iS^j
love
of.
To
suffer
^
'j-j
^/l
>^^J ^^J
>> j
Ij'^'jj
from indigestion. To render unhealthy. To

to taint a. th.
soil,
A
5
^j
^j'\
Love, attach- ilij ili^J ment. Wish, desire.

I
'^X-i '^JJ ^->
To cause
Jiy.
ij
indiges-
for ^'j1 )
wish
it
to
\JS'c)j^ oi
(/j^. -^j
tion to a. 0.
be so.
Pole, stake.
To
find
Wooden
for Jij
food) tainted,
a place, A> unwholesome.
^'^
\j
_J-'y
peg. Idol in the time of Noah.

Affectionate, friendly. Beloved.
Affectionate.
{^^^- f-)
Indigestion.
^j'^j
îti cXît ^ XîJ Unhealthiness of (a <^>ijj oli-'j place, food), a Danger. Piles of camels. -^ Fil^liTjl ^
^j
The Beloved
Friends,
(God).
ijS'yi
o'ij}
thiness, dirt.
Friendly, loving.
mSJj
-0,^3
Filthy, dirty.
^
î.jj
^j
j^j
î.j
[coll.]
jo^jj Vjj ijj ij

i3>
Dull, heavy,
rough
^li-'jl
j.kJj'jJ-J
beloved ones.
(man).
Fonder
of.
Unhealthy
(climate).
^G._, j j-'G-j
;.
^J-jj
Friendship, love.
Mutual
love.
Indigestible (food). Noxious.

<i->-Jj ^ji-JJ
To level (the soil) To ill-treat a. 0. To be kept from

a. 0. (news).
_
î.
Land
J>^JJ *^jj <'J>-j Jjl ha\ing insalubrious pastures.

xi>
Ti'Jj
.|Sj a
'J,:>j
Insalubrious pas-
yj
x:^ 'y j^j\
turages.
Ao\
He
did not relate
^>VfciJ *Jl.
^^^3
everything to him. To shoot t/-S^j u~^ jb forth (ground).
tr^-jj cr-ij
To
be hidden.
fine its
Olt-slioots, sprouts.
How
t
vegeta
level (the fi> ''j/^j ^-?'^ *lî earth) over a. o. i. e. to bury a. o. He caused the lo.s3 jyJuj o>^s !* iSj of such a one. He destroyed him. o>la Jp iS^j He took his property. iJ ^ J^ '^jJ The earth has been 'j^'j^^ aJJ. c^^y
To
ion is
levelled
upon him
he
is
dead.
iit 'c^%'J
Sprouting (plant). Covered with sprouts,

(land).
The news have been

bud.s
jCivi
cut off from him. Loss, de.struction.

lij
He
j:9^k *Jl Csij o^ju ^j'':>3^ not complete his narration to him.
let,
did
Dangerous
desert.
place.
Waterless
jSij
It
o\%'ja
To
to permit
in
the
{cliiefly
^.a; ^.'ij
He
is in
a very
yi
^:>j
-ft-
used
aorist
and
impe-
bad state.
rative).
To
Let
me
:
do.
^ ^^jj
of.
.
^\
^lij
^,1^
cut the 3 ^j>jj G-ij ^ jj jugular vein to (a beast).

,
^1>j
-H-
To
to
bid farewell
to take leave
quiet,
;
liij ^'xl ^'^j
To
set in order.
To
settle a
cAj
îj
îlj
ditl'erence
between.
s
To be
calm
^.'^/i^'^jj ^'Sj_f.'ij
To make
with
peace, to act gently
meek, sedate. To become

,
a. 0.
5-'^ j^ ?r t'^j
wealthy.
Jugular vein. Cause,

(s-Vj
To
deposit (clo- J_ a pS^j thes) in (a ward-robe).
a pij
To To
To To To
be reconciled
to.
intrust a. o. with.
To
fi> fi>
Means of attaining. They are two brothers. oUij l^jJ Jugular vein. j^^'^J, -^ t\'^j. To become fat (camel), îjt îj -^
motive.
deposit a. th.
confide (a letter) to.
To submit
fi>
to.
receive (a deposit).
lay, to
7-i j^
Fieus
tree.
reliyiosa, species of fig-
îj
Jil u
keep
a. th. in (a
He has been
to me.
s
useless
zîj
lî^
j^
chest).
To employ a. o. was bidden farewell. To make peace with. To

leave from
o. a.
To
To
To
be dead-drunk.
jj/ jVj
discard, to repel a. th.
^
iî>-3 J-*
s
take"
Avert thy face from me.^^_^

beguile a.
o.
To
send"(a
j%j
fi>
To act gently, sedately. ^'jf\ To recommend a. th. to. * ^ 9^'J^^\ To deposit a. th. in the hands of.
Grave railing, enclosure around a grave.
;
messenger).
To ward
off (an evil).
To squan^J.
'd\i>-j
der (wealth).
^^'ij
f,j,j
Avert thy face from me.
jSj
Mole,
tield-i-at.
f^'i
jlj j.ijj
^^-jj
To throw
ger.
a. 0, into
dan-
Jiyi fij
Ji,'^,
Sea-
oi ijj
pijJ 9>i
5r
-^^jj *^ ij
shell used as an amulet. Cowry. Noah's ark.The ('aaba,f,iî _jl f,iî the black stone of Mecca. Idols.
ob
^lij
To be spent away (wealth). To embark in (a danger). To be hidden jc- Cij ôj

to a.
I
j
^'ij
^
U
Farewell. Alkali.
o.
^^j
i'i
> Octava of a feast. _Lt f,li3 Meekness, foi'bearance. Mild, is\Vj quiet temper.
do not know where îj ^1 he is gone to.

a. th.
To conceal
^ ^'^j
r)
Misfortune.
eJij
ojS^j ijla
spots on the eyes, J'^jj J'ij Swelling of the eyes, ears. Bloodshot (eye): swollen (eye, sJij
ear).
Red
Rest, ease ; **Ijjj Xp jjj "Uj^j XtS meekness. Ampleness of life.

Peaceful, quiet.
f,^\j
He has obtained
nities
dig- til3
Sji,l^^'l JIj
without trouble.
.tij
Intenseness of heat.
*-%.pj
Quiet, easy of temper.
Lawn, meadow.
In heat (she-ass).
J^J'^j
^r
ô
ij
Tractable (horse).
JOjj JAjj J^b

Jj'i
Compact,
alliance.
^jVij
?:
^
*^l?J
^.ijl
Vicinage.
y
-M-
Deposit, trust.
To be fat (meat). To season (food) with

Grease. Gi-avy.
iîj a
grease.
ii/j
fi>
More
quiet.
h'^3 Having a white

;
i}%j
throat (pigeon).
i)ij
Meek
quiet
having a limb
y.
.cjJ
Fatness.
Fat, obese (man).
iS'i
diseased.
("'/) iJj^jj
Porridge of
fat.
floiu*
mixed with
X&iJij
Nest-egg for brooding. Repose, ease. Submissive (horse).

Deposited.
ifi^'* "^
fi>*j ~ ^.yâJj pjSys

9?'^'^
s-V^tlji
'^^s'!-'
f^j^V"
Calamities.
iJijl
oCJ
Depositor.
To churn (milk). To A o'-^\j o^'j)
vS3 Jjj Ji3 '^'jiij, J Ci3 o Ji 0^3 "^

;
Depositary.
Womb.
T <^'-^j
Ward-
9.^\'y
^-^
moisten, to soak
to
wet
a. th.
robe. Dayly clothes.
To deck (a bride). 5 o^j To shorten, to o'ijb oijj,Cij

curtail a. th.
Hard language. He has no helper, nobody

to take care of his affair.
^.j^ ^S^T ^ju

iJ
To
strike a.
o.
or
a. th.
i_j
fi>j
s o'^j
with (a
stick,!.
To bring forth cJ':>jh,(iyj weak childi-en (woman). To be soft (skin). To be wetter], soaked.
Wetted, soaked.
Soft, supple.
cJij
To melt (grease). (Si'j ^jI oSj -^ To leak (vessel). He gave little to him. *^|iil *i ~ To stop on the summit jlijl J^ Ji%y
a mountain
(
oay
OJ^'l
antelope).
oj'^'j^j cc
^3
cojl
Sickly (child).
shoulders.
ojSvSj oij^ Short-necked, having distorted oj^'j^
To ascertain (news), a uji3--^b -^jj To b^ luxuriant (plant). ^Vîll^ To melt (grease). A To pour milk into (a vessel), j
Green meadow, verdant
garden.
llo'ij *sij
To prevent,
remove
to
^
from.
n Csij -u aij
-f^
Species of thistle called also 'Joj- xSSj
a. o.
To
fiook (camels).
,
To be
o'^'yî
5
overcom
to submit (antagonist).
To be well managed (affair). To despise a. o. To pay the 5 ij ij Qî^ ^^

blood-price.
jr:>3 --
To drop (rain). Oi} JîJij -S To approach to. Jl^ (Jj^jj Cj'aj To become possible to a. 0. ( affair). To become familiar with. o To be sharp sword ). To be jSj flabby (belly). To have an umbilical
(
hnriiia.
Give the blood-price

of the slain man.
3^1
1/^,0 i,i Ci3

j'ij
To
yield rain (sky).
Jijb
To flow. To draw near to. ^ To send a. 0. ^ To lead to (a place
îjj
^^*i3
C^yjj CjISjj C5i3 o Jijj a Jijj i Ji3 To be in heat (she-ass, mare). To have the eyes C3ij S-^, cX^j bloodshot by disease.
Drizzle.
road).
Jl^
JaJ
a
C
JJ
Aer
j
I
^Sj
perish.
To
strut, to
swagger.
SVpi o a^ To
ovi i3
To
be fully
tljul.
j'y^
Beginning, origin.
armed.
j
To
of
i-eeeive
a piece
^ j'i^
Ji_,
meat from
(a butcher).
I
Nimble, brisk (maidservant).
J,i3j *''^S
'
To take a. o. away (death). ^ To recei\e blood-money. liJJt, To acknowledge (a debt, ^ S>'^\

a right). Bloodwit equal to 500 camels. Ruin, loss.
Piece of meat kept apart.

Polislied piece
xjrij
I
oC
^ o
JjM'i^j Ji^3 ^r ^V^j of silver. Metallii; ( mirror ). Piece
i^Sj
of fat of the
ful,
hump, of the
tail.
Cheer-
brisk.
(i3 a
iM?>i,i "^ li>jb ''ij^J *i'i!;^J *ij*3'' ?r ?0 Valley. River-b^sd. Road, way. Oasis.
To
be broken (bucket-
> ij
"^
Goletta, port of Tunis.
i\^l
jU
strap).
The two (words)

have
_^the
a>(3
-^'3
cr?
To put a collar on (a dog). s JV^ To cure (a she-camel) from warts. To cut up a. th. A To exceed the age of (fifty jc
:
.same
meaning and the

^13
same
sound.
"We have not ^13 j vi-jj the same design as thou.

Palm-shoots.
(
j cJl
)
man).
un. -Cij
^^3
To impose upon
o.'s self (a
A î j1
pilgrimage to Mecca ). To put ( strap) to a bucket. Redundance, excess. "Warts in a îj she-camel's womb. Strap of a bucket. ^li j1 -r ~ Ventricle with the vl'ij, ^ *' ^j bowels. Victim offered at JS'^'i -r î'^ j Mecca. Votive offering. To admire a. th. fi> Ci^h'/i oij ^ To change, to turn over. To scratch (the fi> G'i3 i/ j'ij -^ face) with the nails.
To To
hasten, to hurry on.

despise, to find
i
'i^'ij
^
-S-
iVj YjJ Vi3

a. o.
fault with.
To
drive
away
To be blamed, charged with a

fault.
\jj[
Harsh, hateful language. '33 Disease : defect. sVij Stomach of a ruminant ( ^jZ.) ijlij, -Heaten with milk. Punctures, loops made in sewing. To be chafed on the C.i3 a î>3 -^ thighs (man). Dry dung sticking to the ^'i) ,? -r'^j
wool, to the tail of sheep.
Harm, damage.
Sl'ij
He has been
use to me.
of no
<ii3
S^
s-^^^
Pain. Disease. Defect. Cold. s/ *ij Heis spotless, without defect.ij''i3 jj C
Vile, contemptible.
^.ijl
,
To throw,
to reject a. th.* \jj o jj <

^jj j jj ejj
To
To
cut (meat)
/o
J^'j^
ij'i}
jSr
/j.3
-}$
Haunch-bone. Ditch in the earth.
in slices.
To wound
a. o.
To look fixedly at. He spoke volubly.

Bird of the species Mcrops^ bee-eater.
^k!j1 jj'/j
^SlfeOI
^
"^
let, to leave, to desist. {Only JjS used in this sense in the present and
j/jj
imperative).
Let, cease.
iSj'^
j> j'i
^^03
;-
jOJ3
Boneless meat,
!^j,3J3
j'i3j jij
,-
3j"i3
Weak-sighted.
The two
lips.
di>'jv^\
Sj^'i)
To
or
I
repel a. o.
a. th.
i*>j
5 X/j
\y^j iy
I33
^
C
Piece of cloth cut off from a
garment.
*.
To be was
surfeited.
To
not
aware
<j
'cJj'j Cj 'zJj ^
of the thing. Beyond, behind. In front.
tl33
flow (water). fij y,'j/ ^.'ij ^ Spring : flowing water. ^':>\'j To melt ( grease ). Cs'i3 LJi/ cii3 To waddle, to sweep. Cva'i3j C3"i3 ""
Ael
diture. Register. Roll.
Behind or before them.
V'Ôj
-Jij^
To become
soft,
^jyj,(>yj ^ tj/j
)
fi>
Grand-son.
thin (dough).
To become
^jj
(chro-
corrupt
C 33 a
^j/j
j
To put the date on ( See ^j1 (a writing). To record a. th.

nicler).
(man, root). To slant, to crook
To soften (dough) with water, a ^'Jj] To b3 moistened (soil). ^'J^\^ ^'Jp

Luxuriant (ground). Moist (earth). Soft
(dough).
*ij,j ?y,OS
iSjjj
j-
To express a. th. To try to beguile,

to circumvent a.
a. th. sn ^'fj -i^ equivocally, ^p tj*3 5 C.Oj j 5j jlî

0.
o3G
"^
-^j/j
To
slant, to slope, to be
VJ^Jl
n *^j.3
oblique.
To come to (the
water). To To draw near to (a place).
i33 -Sarrive, to be present at.
i^
Den of wild beasts. Space^jijjl ^ i_,J3 between two X'ibs. Span. Limb of
the body. Mouse-hole, Diagonal.
-fy-
Obliquity.
To draw
( a doctrine, a J error).
ij'^Lllj
Limb. Deceit, crookedness.
^
i ^'/j
Aslant, obliquely. Diago-
To seize a. o. (fever). To reach a. o. (letter). To sent o.'s Self before. To to oppose a. o. To attack
pre-
ic
nal y. Athwart. Craftily, cunningly.
object to,
a. o.
<>
Buttocks.
<>
Small turban.
To
give a good (produce) to a.
o. (land).
Europe. European.
^>
To blossom (tree). ij3_j ^33 To have an intermittent fever, ij j To be red, bay Ûb.S^jjj o ijj
(horse).
Aslant, oblique.
Corrupt (root. man).

Shift, equivocation.
*jOxj *jjIj CjjIj
O jx >^j{ <^j/j "^
To paint her cheeks red (woman), ^^j To dye (cloth) I'ed. A To come to water with a. o. 5 ij'j To compose verses coincident with
another poet's.
To inherit a. th. of. j Cillp'j xjj,j To become the heir of a. 0. To inherit a. th. from. ^^ ^ jl a 5 To appoint a. 0. as the j yti'j'j^j ojj
heir
of.
To bring
(
5 ^3 ;,L:
)
\j
iSl'^l^
ij
'J\
To bequeath
to a. 0.
a. th.
fi>
ojj^j
fi>
cattle
to water.
sent a. 0. with.
To offer, to preTo bring a. 0., to
make a. o. to come. To adduce, to mention, to cite A y/j] -^ To ( news ( a proof ). To bring

).
To stir (the To occasion

to a. o.
fii'e).
(
cjj'j
evil, sorro(A\.
fit
s cj'Sj\
To
give a good (produce
land).
inherit a. th. To be trans- a c/jCy mitted by inheritance ( property).
To seek
the
way
to water.
To
i^jj
They
inheri-
^^^'j-
\'j',jS"jkj'\
\y'j\'y
become rose-coloured (cheeks). They entered the town by sldlH

small detachmentp (cavalry).
ted nobility from their ancestors.
Inheritance.
He came to water. siij1 i3'.^b ~ To arrive together to (water).A ij\'p To arrive successively at (a place) Jl. The two poets chanced ol^tvlit ijl^j
to
*jIjxj ojxj ojl Inheritance, hereditary estate. oQ;

Heir. Survivor.
cXijj
'^jjt
be
cjjJj
heir.
o(jj>
Let him
to
alive, j._^
d'jJ^J'f
my
^\ ^1
my
^
cj/j'y'
God, that he
may
compose coincident
i\jj'\j
verses.
Inheritance, hexntage. c^_jX^ Inherited (property). Bequeather, devisor.
Saffron. Lion. Brave.
ijj
Reddish bay
(horse).
i\jxj
:>'/}
iJ3
Account-book for receipt and espen-
J'J)
^
:
^^^
Blossom. Rose.{ un. ;iJ3
)
Returns, revenue C/\i\'jr,[j oli^Jj income. 4- Guardian, watchman. ii\.?Si ^^

Coincidence between
ijl>''J
ijjj
9-
^Yy'
" Da mask -rose. '^s-r^J ''Sj,y4^ Wild rose, sweet briei". "illi Ranunculus Asiaticus^ crow-" li-ji
foot
(
^J3
two
pieces of verses. -^ Index, of the

to water.^j
idant).
(
Bible.
Peony
plant).
jlkiJI j'
-rjÛ
jli^l
i
Road leading
l^ ^
^j/^'
i
Chrysanthemum
(
Watering-t rough. Watering-trough. High road, si^/^
plant).
'I^J
Wind-flower, anemone (pL).

Althea, marshi
Dyed red or rose (cloth). Dyed ^'^^ with satfron. Reddened (cheek).
Lion.
fij3j" "^J îj"
ij,^
fit
Seized with a
of fever.
Canap, tents of an army. To bs overspread with C-jj a ^j/y green moss (water).To become green
-ft-
îSy^ J:>ji\i Jij}\ Ts
mailow {pl'int). Sweet brier, hawthorn {pL). ^CiH Marvel of Peru (plant). j:Ii| Asiur palumhariui. goshawk, j^
'
Rose-water. ijj 'C* Coming to water. Peiio- iljj^ rr *Judical fever ; fit-day. Section of the
(plant).
!
To dye (a stuff) yellow, red. /b ^^j To produce turmeric (land). cr-jj^ To put forth leaves ( tree To be).
Coran recited privately. Army. Share of water. Flight of birds. Herd of camels. Party of travellers coming to water.
Q
come yellow
(thistle).
\ I
Watchword
Bay
of dervishes. olijj cJ^.

-r
Xiî iJ3
olSj3
cJj.
Memecijlon tindorium, plant of ,_-,jj Yemen used as a liniment and yellow dye. Turmeric, Indian saffron. Red (garment). Putting ^j^jj ^j\j forth, leaves (tree;. Bright (saffi'on). Reddish yellow. Bowl made of ^_^'jj " yellow wood. Yellow pigeon. Dyed red, yellow 1::^^^ Cjj 3j t-^'Sj
(cloth).
" '
" '
Wood-louse,
Rose.
(mare), a
Look out!
tij')
Evening in which the hori- Sij3 *c4* zon assumes a reddish hue. Reddish colour. sajj
;
i
^ Rosai-y,
Reddish, rose-coloured. beads.
^S^'jj
*ijJ3
To
eat gree-
dily. To To take food with
J.Ji J,'/, covet, to seek to obtain.
Ci^jjj
Ujj
Jugular vein. Hot-tempered, prone

to anger,
.5^3^
^jjjj
-îj/^^ kisli
the hand
J.jj
Co-
ij'/jj oij/jj iljjj oy:>jyj rr
and swallow
it
greedily.
To come
to (a dinner-party)
^
!
comer Go-ahead, hardy. Long (
ming
to
water
^jXj arriver. ij
13
hair),
<>
uninvited.
To be
a para.site.
î^'. ^
Ci-jj a
Road. Sudden inspiration.

Import. Long-nosed.
Income.
To incite a. 0. against. To be swift (beast). To sow discord between.

Milk-food.
Colic, gripes.
^j j
j^jj
I
v J'^^ ^jXj
ojij,!^
tj
ojj J-^jj
The comers and

goers.
;
ojjiloJ
sij^
^33
Way,
path.
13
Factory, work-shop. Distres- aL'/j sing affair. Intruder, sponger. *i'ji,G j' J-jSj
Brisk, lively (camel).
Party going to
\
sij,0 ^3^^ 3ijJ3

oV.iiv\ 3j
With
water. dependent bran-
xij/j
j,
J-j/j
oCi-jj
ches (tree).
Hills celebrated
Noisy (child).
o^^'ijjj o^'jj,
"Wild dove.
by a battle between two Arab tribes.

goods.
Ci^'^j \j
<>
Import
Ring
turtle-dove.
^J,J
'^/jJJ
To spread
^XJJ ^*JJ Jvi ^'>^ afar (shadow). To become
^
To To
lay eggs (hen).
lay
luxuriant (plant).
c^jjj '^jj J^y

,
c-i 33 "^
To spread afar (shadow), ojjlj jjj To suck (a plant). To allot * ^33

(a land).
eggs
(hen).
for pasturages.
To seek
To
in-
j^jj
tend fasting.
liver.
Thin parts of the Verdant plant.
^J3
Sij,
To hurl a. o. s down into an
i>j'j\j JJ3
~
To
^JJ
-^
abyss.
-^
entice
To To
"^
put
J3jij j33j,*'-5jj Jî 3'jj
a. 0. to (a crime).
forth leaves (tree).

strip (a branch) of
fi>
To
Sj'jj
hide (camels)
(
Jj3
amongst
others
j s Jjj1j hjj To involve a. o.

^j^'j
its leavers.
in (a difficult case).
To parget (a wall). * Jjj To become rich. To come back j^j'i

To
with empty hands (hunter). eat tree-leaves. To feed on
leaves (beast).
jj'f,
To circumvent a.
o.
Ctljj^j ^'3'>* ^
To be hurled down,
down.
to roll
Jj^
To embark
(
in (a difficulty ityyi^\j
To become yellow
grapes).
o'lel
affair).
JOjlj J'Sj^ t 3'jj) Jj/jj Jjjj Silver, coined silver.
Jjx
**J
Precipice, abyss. iljj j cAi^jj ?- *i'J3 Hollow. Distressing case. Scrape.

Slime. Well.
tion.
Land becoming green

after rain.
oyj,
jl^j^
?r
Wayless
plain
perdi-
Leaves, foliage. Sheet

of paper
blood.
^
;
^ jjj
plate
of metal. Clot of
Anus. Cheating : concealment of camels Ll^j^ in order to avoid the poor-rate. Misfortune. i'j'y' Irc,
Battalion.
*i3jt
Play at cards.
Jj^Jt
--J
Te
Defect in a bow.
xJjj
^//jj
'^''j3jC,p33
p'jA}
f-Ji
P'J-3
Ash-colour.
Tree-leaf, sheet of
sJjj
To
oWjj
rr
<-Jjj
be pious,^l33 o 9Jjj/<^Sjj ^JJJJ to be godly. To abstain from unlaw-
paper. -^ Card, playing-card.

Vile or noble. <> Coating, (/. f-)<j>jj layer, pargeting.
ful things.
*^yjj
*f-/jj
To be
^^jjj *f-^yj faint-hearted,
f-jijj f.'ji
f-jj
^'jjj ^jj'jj
Luxuriance of a land. ji^j Growth-season of leaves. JOj, Paper-manufacture. *Jljj, Paper-maker. Stationer. Clerk, jl^j
copyist. Rich.
weak.
To abstain from. ^ ^133 ^^ ^j 3 To compel a. 0. to abstain 'î s ^"jj

from.
To
interpose, to intervene oy fj'jb

s
(sin).
Leafy (tree). <2dj,3j l-^jjj *-'jJ3 Dusky, ah-colour- jj;, ^ .^J^j > Jj>1
ed (camel). Ashes. Year of drought.
between.
To consult a. 0. To abstain from

Godliness.
f,j\j
^j
Milk mixed with two thirds of water.
^jy;
^.'/j
Seif-i-estraint, con-
*.^j,j *^j,j
Drought.
Dove. She-wolf.
jyj\
a
^Cj
''
tinence.
Trade
is
means
^J03j j\yj ^ >Ij J3 Jij t xj j^' 'jW^^
Good or bad behaviour. State,

condition.
icj^
of increasing wealth.
Paper-seller. -^
I
Godly. Self-controlled.
f,\j'J\
^.jj
Pargeter. have not ceased CSjVy'

side.
2\i
3j'y 'cjj U
Weak. Timid.
His cattle are ill-conditioned,
Flute,
fife.
f.\jj] i!C
remaining by thy
J^jji
(iJJ
lie
(A OY
iUI j^j'^
(.jj
was inflamed with an:
To
lean,
6j\'^j
6jyj
C&>jj iJ^r i'/j
ger lit his nose swelled. To cause a swelling on ( the

skin).
to recline on the hip-bone.
^ ^jj
<.i;ij
He was swollen with pride. To have the udders swollen

(she-camel).
To put a. o. on the hii)-bone.4> 6j'ji To wound a. o. on the haunch, i H'/j To remain in (a ^ ijyj Cfe'jjj iljj
,
j,j'j\
place).
To
lean one thigh only on the

fold a leg for alighting
iJj} j
To enrage
a. o.
Mj
Ôj'
rr
saddle.
Swelling, tumour.
j-'Si
To
6j'Jij iijj
Scirrhusi cancerous
_>?C''-^ >3j
(rider).
growth.
Swollen.
<*J!,0 - -^jXj
Party of men.
I
^3
'jjL
/!
do not
know
yJiH\ ^\
jj'i>] C
what
man he
is.
Gum
of the teeth.
^x'y
ojlj
To To To To To To
be able to do. jc iijyj tijjj ijj recline on the side. (i=jjj i)_^' i)j j be prominent (haunch). ^33' a i!j,3 render a. th. necessary. fi> t^yj
stray from (a place). charge a. 0. with ^mis(a mountain).
jp
*
i]j\j
Swollen. Stout, big.
To correspond to, to A match a. th. To be oiled, softened.

Chameleon. a Sample.
^jV
ojj -^
oj'/
doings).
To cross
^
jf
To carry
bone.
;3J3j ^'jy a
(a child) on the hip-
J^jj
'^'}j\
?r
'^/jji
T
-J^
To be clumsy,
unskil-
ful, awkard. To To be fat (woman). He was unskilled in
(ajj a j j be violent (wind).

(jj ejj
To rest on the thighs in (prayer), j To procrastinate in. Haunch, hip- 6\'Jj\ ^ 6'j'jj il^j, j '^x'j
^
iJ
bone.
busi-
c^j/j j;.^) J gjy

j,
Side of a
string
bow
all
is tied to
place where the the bow.

^^j/jj h'jj
jj
ness.
They are
oj/j
iis.13
Heavy with .Uj} ^ cj/\j^lSj/j

rain (cloud).
united against me.
^ >
Very fat (woman). Broad (house). Foolish, clumsy, awkward.

Gale, strong wind.
"i^j/j
oj
vVj3
j,
13
e'yj\
Part of the ifj/J^j '^xyj Ôxj '^j}j saddle adhering to the thigh. Piece of cloth adorning ^'Jj ^ ^^jx the forepai't of a saddle.
Soui'ce of new.-3.
Sj^j
S'ji) 3
i)J3
S'/j
*i*j3
i
r.jj
To wound
a. 0. in
G j} j^/ ^'/^
pus).
fit
Land-tax, duties. Having prominent
JÛj ^^ ^ '\<-;/j ^ tiyj\
the lungs.
To corrode (the flesh To be kindled (fire). To be fat (camel).

yield fire (steel).
^j)
(>'jj
To be compact (marrow,
flesh).
,
GJ3
(
liî
t?j,j
haunches. He has no share Ji;)' VjJ, j^ i)j,>i 3* in thase goods. He has no _^'v'i \jJ 3, ^j'/J '^\ responsibility in that affair. Forepart of a saddle. 'S"jyj i)l33> Saddle-cushion. xr3^
if-) Cix, Uj, hnper. of ^jj lungs.

.
s?J,
"i')
bj
kJ, .J
,
Sj^j J\jjb Large venomous

Crocodile.
oV3j,
t Sjj -
6ji
lizard, monitor.
tS'-'^
Wound him
a
a.
in
the
Skink, species of lizards.
Sjj
3
"i^; J33
j,yy,j
,
To
conceal, to hide, to
XiJ, jj ^Sj'j
To be
swollen
0^33 ^_,:
;;._;
dissemble, to disguise
th. -^
To
I
(skin).
show
a. th.
To become eo
tall (plant).
j,jj
AoA
To
*-yj
Sewer, pipe. Water-spout. To bear, to carry

(a burden).
-iJ,^
shift, to allude
ambiguousthe
'je.
j'j
5
ly to, to equivocate on.
bj.>,JJi S'Si
*
-
To cause
a. o. irritation in
lungs (wound).
i
To fill up (a fissure). To overcome a. o.
He averted the eyes from To produce (fire ijjjZ

;
^ o^
o\j\'jJ>
)
fi>
flint).
To perpetrate (a ci'ime To be suspected of (a ci'ime). jj j To be a jjijj J j 'jyj jOi JJi S'Si

,
To conceal, to To show, to
To
conceal
hide
a. th.
jj\j
<
( for J\'J\
^3 jl
expose a. th. to view.

o.'s self
*^t
vizier a minister.
Sj\'yi J^Sy
^0 help, to assist a. o. in.L_- 5 jji'j To preserve, to store up a. th. a Jj jl To bring away, to strengthen. To
conceal
a. th.
from (sight). To ask (an advice) from,

Pus, matter. Purulent
SjyL\
Jf^ ^33
ulcei".
To give shelter to. To be appointed vizier. To commit a crime. To

a short dress.
Creature. Man, mankind, men. Disease of the lungs.

I
jj'J;
do not
know
'yi,
jyj"] ^1
1^ j, il
put on
jy\
what a man he
Yielding
is.
fire (steel).
Lusty,
He dressed up. To choose a. o.

of State.
Extemporiser.
as minister ?
a. th.
^-Ij^Jvi
^j 3.* ,jO J aJ^" s?jJj

j\j diJL^
'
Musk
fi>
of
good
quality.
To
bring
away
Disease of the lungs. Tinder, tow, dung for

striking
fire.
tfj
\j
jti''\
^'jjj *ij,
Heavy
load, burden.
fault, sin.
jljjl
jj^^
Crime,
tus.
Polytheism.
t_/,>-JI
Dissimulation. Ambilogy.
jO!>^
Weapons, war-apparaLofty mountain

:
stronghold,
j^S
shelter, refuge.
Short garment.oO jj, J cXjji, ^ Apron.
Sjjj),
Dignity, office of a vizier, s^ljjj ministry.
Sjljj,
Vizier, minister oi jK'JJs^ -Vj'jj ttjcJ/j State. Helper, q Queen (at chess).
Helper. Vizier.
Guilty, or
jj\'^^
j/j'y'
charged with a
crime.
To
Crime. withhold, to
refrain
a. o.
^"jj'j*^
2^
(i.J3
^Jj,'
^y^ -^
in
To keen
(an
army)
,
battle-or.ler.
To To
excite, to
a. o. to.
^5
9j jb ^j'jj
fi,
urge
a. th.
share, to allot
Jy
y,j
j!j f,jj
To To
between. divide (a task) between,

reveal a. th. to a.
o.
ip
fit
pj3
s ^'jj]
(God).
oh
To be weighty, heavy. To
^\jj o
(^* ^)
o'j'j
uh
^ To
He
to.
have a sound judgment. have a. th. weighed.

applied his
poise, to
cjjj
To be incited to. cj ^jj\ To be shared, divided, allotted. f.jy To be shared, distributed a

amongst.
mind
A
if.
y,.^;
ojj'b
To
iSijj,
be withheld, checked, conli-
f,'J[
To
J 5;j(>'
ojO
ned.
To
refrain.
balance a. th. To front a. th. To requite a- o. s To compare (things). oy. To be equal in value or weight. ^'j\'y To be weighed. To be regularly ojjI composed (verses). To be equal,
alike.
To ask (God)
a. th.
to inspire
fit
^j>^l
Coercitive.
oy-jVji
f.\jjj
Itjj
^ wJj
xtjj
f./jj
Leader of an army. Shepherd's dog.

Life-guard. Incitement, instigation.
Separated bodies, parties of men.^ljjl

(coins).
To weigh
To
receive
fit>
Resolute, steadfast.
^^
,
weighed (coins). Weighing. Weight. Standard-
To
X5j,j oj'j
scatter
:
'zSjj\j
i[*-j3
f-J>
cS'jj
-ft-
(urine
she-camel).
,j.ljti
oO'/'
9r
Cijj
The
spear-thru.?t
^jj
'iuLjl
measure, standard-weight. Measure of a verse. Paradigm of a verb. Load of dates hardly carojjj ?- ~ I'ied by a man.
Opposite, in front of
Jl^Jt
has caused blood to gush. Trembling, convulsion. Coward,
p'jj
Weak.
^\yj\
Weak
9-'(jXJ
people.
j-O'j^^
vj
j o'yj
0^j[j 0Vtjj,j
lizard, gecko.
f-\jjh
'9Ji ?r **-JJ
the mountain.
Large
He
He,
is
opposite to him.
it is
worthless.
oj3
*5
^5
''^*
To hurry To share
a.
on.
This coin has thu

legal standard.
oJ3 V^J'^
the expenses of ,Sj\yj ojlj th. together.
Very intelligent. Weight. < Gold or

silver talent
o j> j3 1
-r.^^ \j
equal fo
CjV'jj ^ *5J3 396 English
pounds. Way of weighing.

It is
Broom {plant). To settle (a debt), To break a. th. He ate once a day. He experienced a
loss in goods.
^
fa CJ3
Jjj -^ ^^j ^33 "^
iciJ
*10'
>jjj
i> J3 v'J, J
*;jj)_
weighed
accui'a-
ii'jju jlS-J ill
To be contracted and reddened ^j3

i^jjj ^jj _, ^J3
i^'jj
tely.
by cold (limb).
full
Weighing. Having
(money).
weight
ojjj
Quantity.
Bundle of vegetables.
x;j j^ j j
^_y 3
Colocynth in powder. Weighty. ccJ J Prudent, weighty man. ,J\^yt uX'j
Meal taken once a day.

Speediness, swiftness.
Outweighing. weight.
Man
of great
ojjl
Ôji,
jilj/j
Piece of meat.
Flesh.
^
Chief of a tribe. ^'j^Jt Equilibrium, balance. Paralvjl>'

lelism in words.
î33j ^, j 3
Equivalent, equiponderant.
oj,l^
Weighed. Regular
Balance. Pair of
scales.
(verb, ver3e).ojj'j^
Short and intelligent (woman). ;jjj_^

Ci jJV" t >i'^ Accuracy. Quantity, measure.
Trampling heavily. /j'f-'' To weigh a. th. i' j 3 C j3 oji oj3 -{^ To be equal in value or weight to. It is worth one dirhem. C^ji ojj IIxa To weigh (money) for a. o. Jj ^ * He composeed vei"ses accor- 'y^\
ding- to
the rules.
ia-J
K\
Paradigm of a verb ; measui-e of a verse. Libra (Zodiacal sign ). ^ Barometer. .1^1 ^t ;;^| ^|-_^ Thermometer. ilnllj^l ^ Hygrometer. *^^h "Ay^''J\ The day has Jû o\'Jy^ j,\32l\ j\ ^s reached its midst. ^ Budget of a State. jfsiiji :cp/jjjl
-<>
To
drive (a camel) at a quick ^^j\ pace.
Swift (camel).
^^3_,
(k:.^
i,j::j,_
^^3
To be To To
defiled,
^3 ^
^3
soiled, dirty
di-ty,
(garment, body).
/fc
to defile a. th.
^j:j1j
be filthy,
defiled, soiled,
Dirtiness,' filthiness.
Dirty, fiUhy, defiled.
To
place
a pillow)
beneath the heafl of. To rely upon a. 0. in ( an

affair).
Jl
be collected, hea- C'jj jjj j'jj ped up. To be opposite to. To match a iS'j\j a. th. To be parallel to. To lean the back J[ a *l^l. jj'Ji
against.
To
He hastened the walk, .^t J j^jl To incite (a hound) to (the Si jX.'j\

chase).
To smear (a house) with clay. To be opposite, equal. To be

parallel (line).
ijj\'^
To use a. th. as a pillow. To rest the head upon a.

Pillow, cushion.
ion, pillow.
jji'j
f>
j^'3
iC-3,
To ascend
(ass).
th.
(a mountain). j jyj~^\ Short and bulky (man). Strong ^jj
^ ûj^
Cush- ,oliC-jj jjCj ^ SiC^j SiU3' Great sleeper. Foolish.

ij ^
Equivalence. Pai-alielism.
Parallel (line).
iUJI ja*^^
To
i=^'^j,'iL^j Chj^j iu-2 i^3 be, to seat in the middle, midst
Standing erect. Strongheaded (man).
of. To be equally distant from (the extremes).
speak indistinctly. To prompt, to .suggest evil, false things to a. o.

( devil, pasjsiou ). ^ To render scrupulous (conscience).
He occupies a
$i,'C,j
^^j ii'J
hr.j
a. 0.
good rank amongst his people. To become noble, dis- a,'C3 Ja-i3
tinguished.
To put a. th. in the middle. k'3 To cut a. th. by the middle. To choose a. o. as arbitrator, oyi S To take a middling, average Ja.^ ;^7 thing. To be of a middling sort. To intervene, to mediate
fi>
to himself he mumbled. To be perplexed, to have
He whispered
*JI
scruples.
The suggester, Satan.

Suggestion of Satan. y-j,U3 ^ Jll^lj Indistinct speech. Temptation, evil thought. Clinking of trinkets. Faint sound of hunters, dogs. Melancholia.
between. Midst, middle.
He
sat in the
y^
l^jjhl.j j^3 j^ ^'
^
To
Scruple, perplexity.
ClIj
\
midst of the people. He sat ia the middle jia)1 k::} j oil of the house. Middling, kCî ^ (?n. /". ) 1^3 average. Just, equitable. Litermediate, equidistant.
_^ j'lj Cj,3 _,^ ^,

,
abound with herbs
(ground)".
To be
dirty, defiled
i^'^
^'y^
(garment).
Plants, herbs.
Dirtiness, uncleanliness.
A
^3
^
Woolly (ram).
;
Intei-mediate, average central.
'iiUaJ,3 -^
Half ripe (dates).

i
Door.
CGfc^3j 'Wr'3 i ^W-3 '^rri
'^--
3 "^
j^,-
walk at a quick pace (camel).
J-->
to render a.
tli.
(A'W
--J
spaciou3, capacious.
To enrich a. o. (God), it ^ jb r^'j To be rich, wealthy. ji He made large expenses. i2i!j t To be comfortable in ( a S ^'Jj place). To be profuse in to take a wide range in. To stride in (walk-
ing)
to expatiate in.
He increased his expenses. xiiJjl J^ To be ample, broad. fj^'^\j fl3\ To be expanded, enlarged to spread
;
out.
To
be in easy circumstances.
(
To
_1jI.
increase
thing).
To be
enabled.
"Width, extent. Ability. xiXj
^jj f^j^
Wealth.
A"\T
(^J
5
To be dyed with woadleaves.
To put a load on (a camel). To be collected, gathered. To

be
fall
JP^j^
To be branded,
tinguished.
^ Indelible
stigmatised, dis-
^\
settled,
composed
(affair
).
To be
character of a sa-
(moon).
jI,*_,Llt.
crament.
To flock in (camels). The affair has become

practicable to him.
^Vl
il
Brand impressed with a hot iron. Mark, symptona. tU? j1 ^ Ûj

-<>
Camel's load equal to 60

of a ship.
jCjb Jy^j
^.ia
rr J^'j Cargo, lading
Title of a book. Badge. Insignia of an order. Oi'der of knighthood.

ripring-raiD. Spring-grass.
Cargo of a
ship.
i;J,
U-J^j
*JLi-lj
Rain.
j_, 3
Woad-leaves used
dveing.
for
*i--jj
Herd of camels. Jlt-3 ?r *2 .3 Pregnant (she- oC-j,j oU-lj ^ J-lj

camel).
Beauty of the
face.
liC-j
Comely. jU-j j 'C-^j ^ ^,---j Place, time of meeting ^^S'y- ^ j^'y^ of the pilgi'ims in Mecca. Periodical fair. -^ Harvest-time. Fair, mart. Disease attacking once in life. Straw.
Iron-tool for
j^'^'y'i ^-rQ-*
?:
I
Preg- ( pi. of j^ 13 ) j^\'j?j jîy nant (she-camels). ^ Laden (ship). Jj^'y^ Stowed. A poetical metre. J*> Bird fluttering j-JC-j j~jCJ ^ JCx
in his flight.
^^*
'
^{
i
J-^'J'J
branding a beast. Stamp. Impress

of beauty.
He made
for.
J-^JJ.^jrrJ Jrri entreaties to (God )

(camels)
J- J
_,
"*
jil
Branded, cauterised. Having a goodly face.
j-y^'y
_fii-Ji
To bring
i
away
J^'J
stealthily.
To To
To
sleep deeply.
To slumber.
.
Seeking the favour of God. J-jlj Affinity. RelaJlCj ^ *irri3j <WJ

tionship.
cess,
be stifled by the exhalations

stifle a. o. (effluvia
_3
Connexion. Means of acfavour.
of a well.
of a
?
of gaining
Credit,
^^jl
well).
He got
into *^, j <j^ ^^j C. Jj j possession of things he would not
have dreamt Slumber, deep

Sloth.
of.
sleep.
cJ. jj ilj
Want.
I
6C-j1^^.:-3
honourable station. He has taken my '^'Ji LI. oil camels away stealthily. To brand fi>j s ^--j C-lj -J}(a beast); to stigmatise (a culprit). To stamp, to mark a. th. -^ To impress an indelible character (sacrament).
^ ^3
do not want ^.^3 ^^ Vj jiJ. ^.'yk\A " it nor do I care for it. Slumbering. JJ,3_, XL.'^ ^ oCJ-Sj
Sleeping.
Sleepy, sleeping.
Slothful
^J
To describe, to depict a. th. o A To sui'pass a. 0. in beauty, s C>J-i To bear the CC3j x^Cj ^13: ^3
impress of beauty
(face).
{m.
) ^_,
f.)
cJC^
To
be in
vie in
Mecca
at the meeting
To
woman. ( ^J1
/^t>?-
^3
^<j
"C.L'ja
^.-\3
of pUgrims.
- ^j ^ To
^^']\
I
beauty with.
2(
soothe a. 0. with (soft wordsj. To shave (the head). Ai
To search for spring-grass. To try to prognosticate a. th. A

perceived kindness
Oii-JI *_J
^'y ^'^
Large
estate,
Razor. 6'ee
common. ^^j^l ^ :C 3 Q ^-^ ",uiy ^ j:.>
'c.S^'y
impressed in his features.
Double uecklace of Scarf. Sash. Sword of the Caliph Omar. Sword. Striped with white (goat). Double rhyme in verses.
silver.
gems.
Moses. ^f^y> Mosaical (law). -^ Israelite. Jj^^ Face. ( for J.'j ) j.yi'j ÎP'jo To speak f.iintly, confused- j.'j 3 -Hly (people).
To
give quickly.
Double-rhymed
(poem).
o'i>-i'^
^.
To wliisper to a. 0. Confused speech, whisper.

Lightness.
xL'^j
To saw (wood). * \ykj _r%i -nij -i^ To sharpen (her teeth woman). To have her teeth o^'^Ll U cj^[
:
Light.
Nimble. Thick, coarse.
^^3 ~
sharpened (woman).
Saw, blunt
Prism.
knife.
jVIaa
J^'/' To hasten, Yjri'jJr^Ji'j^ To prepare for (mischief). J ji'^j

rr
^^\y
Thick skin of a date. Mob, medley. ^Ci. j"! To be entangled ui,3 r-44 T-X3*
(root.?,
branches).
(pedigree, relationship).
To be complicate To become
Jp,
Elevated place,
I
jQ-jl ^ >i,3j >i-3 height. Misfortune. Haste. Support.
entangled, intermixed.
My
To
cares are
lace (a basket)
j,^
a
j o^Xj
found him in
^jCijI
j\
j4,j Jc iLiT
manifold.
a hurry.
Helpers, protectors. Misfortunes.jCijl
Stuffed cushion.
fit
t-^jj ^r^'j
with a thong.
J.Cij
,- '-hîf.}
-ft-
To render
(relationship)
^
I
fin
^.t'^
To break (a i.'SiLj Ji4j Jil3 bone). To fix (an axe) on its handle. To join a party of (travellers). Ji^ Servants, followers. &i-:J\ ^ JiIi-3
Rabble. Intruders. Piece added to a
Ja^Ci.}
complicated (God).
God has mixed people ^35! oy, il together i. e. He has complicated

their relationship by marriage.
To ^ T^^'j
be intricate, en-
'^\'yj
fpJ-'^
tangled.
wooden bowl. They are people

low class. To mix a. th.
Complicated relationship.
of a
<>i-i-\'j
y^)| iL-i-j
'^
--
luti'icacy of relationship.
'!^3
Ash -wood used

<t
for spears.S pears.
d;
fi>
îi
To climb (a hill). J_, t^3j Cii,3 To make up (thread, cotton) ^3 into a ball. To print (cloth). To appear on the head (hoari- s
fi>
^3
Root
of a tree.
Twis- ^jQ.j ^ <^^'j
ted fibres.
They are
of the
com2^
j^\
To
-?-; J
mon people. To gird a. 0. with

an ornamented
^3 ^tij ^
adox'u a. 0.
ness).
belt.
To blossom (tree). To swarm with. To go up (a mountain)

zing
(
^'/\
t_i
^'^
j
î,j
in
gra-
flock).
To strike a. 0. on the waist. To adorn, to embellish a. th. if- To parai)hrase (a text). To deck herself with
a sash, (woman).
A-
Hlossom of vegetables. Egyptian

willow.
To wrap
^zl'j
o.'s self in (a
r.3\j
Cobweb.
Medicine injected through the
nose.
^.jjij
garment). To throw (part of a garment) upon the left shoulder.
To
of a
flat
gird (the sword).
rJ-'y
-r^J,
Layer of palm-leaves under the î-3

coating
roof.
Various
9-J Li.j_j ii_jlj r-.ti'j -^
Quick-set
hedge around a garden. Weaver's
ornaments of a woman. Woman's belt engrossed with gems, gold or
<5-^
A-X
tool.
They came one after anothei'.vCi-jl IjHV 'j He is from a com- j:^\ Ju-jl
Variegated tent of a
;J,Ci.3
chief.
Trail of dust. Weaver's
t '^^j
mon
class.
J4,|j
'JaSJI
bobbin. Ball of spun cotton. Strips
Oozing water (mountain). Unlucky.

Places, spots.
on a
stuff.
(
To
stain
clothes)
fi>
^j f^j
--
J4'l>
To To
tattoo
ib
^3->,'^3 ^-y
(soil).
^5
"^
with (blood). He committed a
foul deed.
,
(the hand).
To
To ^'J\
i-ipening
).
cut
fi>
jijlj
ui,3
e_,!b fS'^ J4J jL'j -a-
shoot forth plants

(
(meat) in
slices.
_,
j;
flash
lightning
To have
grapes (vine). To increase upon

(hoariness).
a. o.
oÔ J
To spear a. o. To cut off a. th. To stick, to adhere to. To cut in pieces to

;
ji,^
s jijij
To attack (th character) of a. o. J To observe a. th. carefully. To ask to be tattooed. ^'y:^\ Tattooing. First j>^jj jS^j, -r j^j
sprout, otf-shoot.
J ly
up (the body). Scattered pasturage. Going and coming.

rip
Gum ammoniac.
Meat
cut in
pieces and dried.
Jf-Cij
jj o^jj J^^j for ji,l jij t '^/jj J-Aj

)
Rain-drop. I have not opposed him tiJby a single word. Evil, enmity, malevolent language.
Tooth
siXi,
To
of a key. Jsr;l>* tt J^-î* jj "i^X^'jj \isUi,j d^z^'jl itXz^'j -^ be quick, expeditious (affair).
out. (^jj'- Ti wlXj quickly, to has- ^'J\j diXlj pace. eve,
He hastened
Female tattooer.
D Griot, kind of bitter cherry,
;40 To walk ten the t^j P

(i^J "^
To
(cloth).
^'-^'jj
<^J
^-i-J
iS-ri.
To be on the
on the
^1 <iU<j1
variegate,
to
imprint
figures
on
point of ; to be about to.
To embroider
(a garment).
To
He
adorn, to embellish a. th. adorned the narrative >5Ui)l Jyj

lies.
The thing
it will
is about to happen soon happen.
^Vl
<^j
with
Quick-
ci\^Ljj cj\iîj,j
'ti^jj
To
increase(tribe).^Cs,j,j
Cij Îj^j
ness.
This
îj jjcsi j;i,i;jl el beast has not produced to
z^j
(^
How
quickly
oî C
oifctijj
o\îj,
^JCij
me any
done!
Swiftness.
young
one.
To misre-
J[ pySj. %.\^j,j Cij Ji.j present, to accuse a. o. falsely to.

shoot forth plants
?i1jI^
Expeditious, speedy.
Swift (she-camel).
(w.
/".)
dLij
l&ii.
1^
To
î,j1
To
fall
by
Cxi^j "kij J43 jlj

Vji-j
To produce its first fruit (palm-tree ). To become rich. To give a brief accouat of a speech. To
(earth).
drops, to drip (water).
To be
helpless, destitute
(man).
contain a vein of gold
mine
),
To assume an humble appea-
To extract a. th. gently. To take little of. To heal a. o. (medicine). To spur, to launch (a
horse).
* J ts
J[
fi>
ranee before a. o. To find (water) in small
jL'j\
s Ji.[fJ.\j
quantity. To lessen (the portion) of. Water trickling from a Jiz.'j] ^ jLj
mountain. Small or great quantity of water, .\bundant or few tears.
Hoariness appeared upon him.
1;^^
i^-->
Awe.
To be fast, firm. |jij)3 j^: a^'j ^ To i-emain in (a place). ^ To weave (cloth). a juojj ,1^3 To warn to incite a. o. i j^'j To build a stonexii'^ \j Jui'jl
;
To be set (broken To call, to rouse a.
bone).
0.
ijlSil
To urge
s ^-î.!)
(a liorse) for tiyiug his strength.
enclosure for sheep.
To incite (a doy to the chase. 5 x,5j1 To close (a door). To stop a. th. ^ To oppress a. 0. to put a. 0. to u.
)
;
Figured work on cloth. '\-^j ^ J^j Silk brocade adorned with figures. Glitter of a sword. Gold-ore. Wealth. .0,3 Calumni- o>Xi3j sCij ^ Ci.13 j' jjA'j
ator. Prolitic.
Weaver.
Weaver.
iloj Threshold of a door. En- jui j ^ j^^'^ trance. Court-yard. Short-stemmed plant ). Cavern of the 7 sleepers. (
Straitened.
Gold stampers. ;Ci,j Traducer. Merchant of brocade. 'Cij Mark, sign. Mixture of oCi- ^ ili.
colours.
Stone-enclosure
for cattle.
aj_U>3
?r
e^*-^jj
Spotted (bull). *li,1 Variegated (cloth). "i^^'j J-^'y Embroidered. Adorned.
To
j^yi
aJ>3.A
build, to
make
g^
t^j
Ij^j
-ih
Closed (door).
Veil, curtain.
Regis- S/jo 3 J ^j J -r^j, ~ v-*j -^ tered agreement. Small bird. oU-^j, ^ ^1-^3 - ,oj -Chirping of small birds. Small ^^^
birds.
strongW. To close her face-veil o-2jJ>3 (woman). To peep through the hole a^'j.^j -^ of a veil (girl). To open the eyes
a. th.
(whelp).
Hole for
To walk gracefully (colt).
G>oj
2f_,
^^ wJ-^3 ^
G-^3
u^jS-^j the eyes in a veil.
rr
u^^j-^jj a^'j^j
Veil of a girl.
To
describe, to
A iLsj
u^jS-^j
soil.
^ ^\yJ>j
narrate, to characterise a. th. Indescriptible thing. ^J^y. V
Big stones on the To be defiled

(garment). To last, to continue
;
'"^spJ
^j Co3 - U>j
v-^3
-H-
*'
,^1
To
prescribe (a medifor ser-
J * iLi>3"
^SCaj o jutf3
C>oj
_-î
"^
cine) for a. 0.
to
be. firm,
settled.
To be
ic
To become
To
fit
incumbent (debt).
vice (boy).
To apply
o.'s self to.
To ma-
conclude a bargain with jf îol3 a. 0. on description of the article. To be fit for service.
& To take a. 0. as a servant. To describe a. th. to 0. a. ^ ^ To abuse 0. a. To be described. ^-i7l To be distinguished, to be cha- y_,
nage (an
affair) skilfully.
To be ill, diseased. To beget diseased children. To afriict a. 0. with a disease

(God).
,_-ijl
5
To keep
perseveringly
to.
ip.
Space between the fore and the ^^,3

fourth finger.
Disease, illness.
diseased.
<jCo'J\
racterised by good qualities.
To ask a. 0. to describe. * 5 He consulted the phy- ^\'JS

sician upon his disease.
..io'^Ll
I.
Co-Lll
^ ^^'i
?r
Emaciation of the body,

111,
(_>ôj j JrC<s3
^-^^3
Description, characteristic.
tiu>3^
?r >--o3
Quality,
adjective. Epithet
Continual (punishment). Incum- ,^.ol3 bent (debt).
attribute.
Far-extending (desert).
XI0I3
Medical prescription.
:^3
Suffering unremittingly.
^^'y
AAA
J^j
xfii'i
Union of friends. Connection of jj,} sentences. Conjunction. Match, fel-
Quality. Qualification,
adjective.
low of a pair. It is its match.
-^
Receipt.
ixJ,j
i.
Essential attributes.
cJ^^
'ij,3
â
Qualificative. Adjectival, attri-
Conjunctive letter
e.
J-^^' ^^>
butive.
\,A,j or J added to the last movent letter of a verse ( ii'j^Xi\ ^x'J^ )
Qualification of a noun. State
*lo3
*5luj
of an adjective.
Last night of a lunar month.

Quiescent alef marked thus ( J ).
J-=>>'l
*y
Fitness for service.
oLîU
)
Sect denying
*i-3j J-s>3
un. 'J ilo
<!jU.^
the attributes of God.
Limb, member.
PL
JCoj^ ^ Joints of the body.
J^j,j J^j
Young lad, servant. ^ Negro slave.

Maid-servant.
ress slave.
-<>
'\a1o'j
^
;-.
Neg-
oiJ,U>j
Junction, union.
^ Stop-plank, joist.
Means
bond,
of connection,
tie.
Good describer. Experienced

phy.sician.
<JUj
Described. Qualified. Quali-
^j^ jj'
Ki^\y^
,_iojUt
Free
gift, favour.
Cj%^
false hair.
-r
*^.
fiable (noun).
Woman
wearing
iUisl^
Purchase or sale on description.
Junction, union. Connective.
JVoj
its
Connection of a verb with plement.

Arrival.
^
com-
Dispensary.
To
jLoj iLaj >loj J.î J-^j unite, to connect a. th. with.

4_i
Receipt.
To
-^
give a. th. to
a. o.
ej 5
J;;,.
Unitive. Bountiful
Intimate friend.
thing.
Continuous
He did good To arrive

at, to
to bis people.
Jl^j it
Uoj si-sjjV^j
Jl.j 2
reach (a place).
Bond. She-camel JJ,C^3 5- *^Wi bringing forth consecutively for 10 years. Ewe that has brought forth two females yearly for seven year.?.
To be
|
delivered to a. 0.
(letter).
To reach
a, o.
(news).
Abundance of produce. Cultivation. Striped cloth from Yemen. Sword.

Coil of thread. Extensive country.
To be friendly connected To be contiguous to. To unite a. th. closely

with.
with.
^
(
a JÔ j^j
fi,
Contiguousness.
<^
j:u.iaj| <-j
JlojL
<Ls>l^
To
deliver a. th.
J[
fbj 5 J^'j\j
Relationship.
friends.
to a. o.
To bring
a. 0. to
a place).
Continuity, communication.
To continue
a. th.
Union of two
J_, fi, "^Lsjj 7iS>\'^ J^\j uninterruptedly. To keep per-
Junction. Juncture of a rope.
J-?>*
J-^>;J
'<
sistingly to.
The town and

province of Mosul.
J-?^l
^--j
To reach
(a place).
connected
with.
To be J(. J^'J To obtain access
Mesopotamia, and the

province of Mosul.
cj%js'^\
From
Mosul.
'
\^y
-^j
Ls'/'
to. To bribe a. 0. To be friendly connected. J^'S' To be continuous, uninterrup- J.iwl.
Muslin.
ted.
Written with
jJsy^ letters united together (poem). Contiguous, adhering. ContiJ-<a:*

)
(opp. to ^Jai/
To reach, to arrive at. To be connected with a. communicate to. To be

adjoining
to.
J\
0.,
to
contiguous,
nual.
C
^
A"\Y
(5^J
RecommeudatioD, notice,
<^, y>
United, connected. Kind of hornet, wasp.
J^y
letter of introduction.
Prescribing^. Testator,
Legatee. Trustee. agent. Executor.

Testatoj'.
(m. /".) -^.^3 Commissioned

>>
Conjunct.
o'V^>i ^
particle
Conjunctive
y,>*-J>^>*
as
u^^^'j
C-
0I
,
Relative pronoun, as^^
j jjT
^^^^J.
1,
Testamentar}' bequest. aj J^^' Legatee. ij jC3>^ Trustee, executor of a will. lll^ ^s^^* To be destitute (raau). uj 'js'j To be clean, sjUjJj l>i>j o *î>3 -^
Adding false hair (woman).
to hers
ix^'pLj'
To
spoil, to
a. th.
mar a C-aj j^ ôj To crack a vessel ). To bind,

-ft-
to tie a. th. hastily.
neat, fair.
To surpass
ness.
a. o. in fair-
Ujj a U^j
To To To
languish, to be exhausted.
_^3
exhaust, to weaken a.
be exhausted, ailing.
0. (fever).
jj^'y*
To vie in brightness He performed ablutions before prayer.
with.
? \^\'^
Disease.
s>L2aJJ s^Cib
Lb^j
L^j3
o.'s
To
attain to puberty.
self
o.'s
self.
clean, neat.
To make To wash
^r^j Crack, fissure. Knot in ^_^j ^ jr^J wood. Defect, blemish. Dishonour, <iJ>jj
stain
Brightness, whiteness, cleanliness.
a'Ais'i
Torpor, exhaustion. m^Pi *iJ>i Space betwen the ling-finger ^,--<?3
and the
j-^S'
little one.
Ablutions performed before

prayer.
To be To
contiguous,
to.
iJo'j
,^ ô'j ^
^j
adjoined
Water
for ablution.
^3
-r
connect, to join a. th. to
*
^^3
Clean, bright.
Clean, neat.
'Uj^-J ''ir^J^
'l5^j
(another).
To have a
Tank,
ve.ssel for
ojLjjj l..^jj U<5j
dense vegetation (land).

SsLa-jj oI_2j-^
ablutions.
Place of ablution. Privy.

1 o be 7^.ijj
!_} ,
U^
"J^
bequeath
a. th, to.
o-_^ J '^î ?toj clear, obvious, conspicuous.

*?:-^J J
To recommend a. To appoint a.
(children).
th.
o.
,_i
o!>l
Jlj
as
a
jl^
tutor to
To explain, to disclose. * ?-i-3yj 9-.J1J To render a. th. clear, perspicuous. To bring forth white children c^^jl
(woman).
To appoint
a, 0.
as
j^
iZ-^jb
executor, trustee by will.
To be contiguous to (country). A ^^\'^ To order, to enjoin a. th, upon i Jia'J\

a. o.
The wound has

bone bare.
laid the '*ilji c^s-^jl
(God).
To
'c-'^s-bjl ci^
order, to
command
Jj
_j
Jaj\
Whence
art thou
^^
a. th. to.
come ? To be clear. To be white

(sheep).
To make mutual recommenda- Ja\y

î^j
Ij
9^^
y^^
\
tions.
He
a. o.
received with kind-
1^ ^
Viaj
Jô
3.5J,
1.
To ask from
To shadow
ex-
2^
-r.^
ness the recommendation given to
planations about.
the eye with the
js.^
him.
Injunction,
command.
"C^'j
hand for (seeing a. th. distinctly). Gleam of dawn. Moon. .^Ci>j1 ^ t.^')
Leprosy. Star of white hair on a
Will. Request.
Recommendation,
admonition.
*iU j j sC3
A"\A
To
feed on acrid
^jlj,iL-3j
^J
horse's forehead or forefeet. Hoariness.
plants near water (camel).
High road. Anklet,

Milk.
silver trin-
He humbled
himself.
*i-^j
^^jj
)
C-i>j
*' 'T
kets.
"Whiteness.
Standard
*5toj
money.
(
To
remit
a debt, a sin
î
fi>
CJsj
She-ass.
to a. 0.
Obviousness.
^^Jj
9->^j
To bring
CJ^j CJ>jj
C.-i>j
[ii^
(^^j
forth (a child)
woman.
fi>
Clear explanation. r^^Jj y^^.^ Clear, obvious, perspicuous. r^^'d
To
forge
an account). To
(a book).
White
Tooth
(camel). Bright (star).

ÎS-J^
\j tt
compose
veil
:
To
let
down (her
Slip fSj ^XlJI
Spotless (man).
dis-
woman).
(
9^ljb Cj\>^
*^-^^j
He stopped. He put the enemy)

edge of the sword.
suffer losses in
(
played in laughter.
Moonlit nights.
Obvious, evident. Bright,
fine,
to the
r^\j\ ^taj
v*'
Day.
trade).
'xiCoJj oLi>
Spotless.
o
T^J
for playing
To be
bled.
vile,
hum-
r^j
White bone
night.
by
^tj>j joi^
To
be an adoptive or illegi-
XtUsj
timate son.
To humble,to lower a. o. ? ^j To wad (a garment). ^^j To bet with a. o.j (pUjj,j 'iS^Vy^ f^\j To deliver (goods) to the buyer. A To agree with a. o. upon. J ^ Come here that <iXi^\j\ 'J^ J\'J\ I may give the? an advice. To walk at a gentle and swift fS'j\
ifc
Daybreak-prayer. Û^l ^ît Ewes, camels. yjCaj f; ost^^S Bringing forth white ^-.^l^ ^ *"-?>* children (woman ). Woimd laying a bone bare.
Keeping to a high-road. Whitish (camel).

Obvious.
-rJ)'^
9^.ii->
To
fill
(a
rtojlj ,65-^3
'^d
^"î "^
bucket) to the half.
pace.
To
s
iJiol^jjj
5 &-Cisj[,j X9;^\'y^ r-Jo\i

(
To
To
drive (a beast) at a gentle
race together
a. 0. in
horses
).
To
vie
with
rs-^jl
pace.
experience losses in
ôji
drawing water. To draw water for a. 0.
J
a
(trade).
Water
modest.
self.
C ^-bl_y
filling
half a bucket.
\jô3
-^y^'i
To be humble, To lower o.'s
^\j
T^'^'y
To be
dirty, greasy.
Filthiness, greasiness.
jU>jl
_^j ^ ^ Jioy
There is a great distance CXj between us.
Washings
Greasy.
of a milk-skin. Smell of
altered food. Foulness.

jc.
To agree about (an affau'). To be humbled. To sink into contempt. To lower ( a

head in order to ride. To ask for an abatement of price to ask for relief.
) :
^71. camel's
Of bad morals.
<s'^jj oirj>3 j'^^j jQjjl jij JMi-'Vl
Anus. iS'Jifj Dates in a lump. Large rock.|^"ijj

put, to put down, to place.
^'y-^
Situation, site. Posture.
j^Qj j1
^j
oii>
Conformation. Manner,
To lessen the power To remit part of a

(
of.
^/i
debt, of a
^c
ft>
Abasement, lowliness.
Situation, location, position.
*ioj
tax
).
Ji-ij,
i-;l!l
Set the brick

otherwise.
jUi>'_,ll
oia
J^
^f^
To impose (a fine, a tax) upon. u. He beheaded him. (Lij iilt He humbled him. cj^ ^j 0>U Cijj
A"\\
plait (a hair-straj
To
set (bricks)
Lowering. Abasement.
Positive, legal (prescription).
XpC&j
close together.
\^j
j>
'
r^j
To humble o.'s self to. To be joined, connected

Hair or leathern girth.
Its
to
Putting, laying down. Unveiled
f^\j
^'^ ^ cnoj
girth is loose i. e. the Viiubj jp beast is lean. Folded, woven. o^'^j o^j Coat of mail compactly woven ii^y
(woman). Humble, low, vile, mean.ni-^j ^^t.2j Fresh dates laid in jars. Depo- ^..Jaj
sitory.
Luggage
Duty,
flour
and adorned with gems.
tax.
of travellers. ^^ Caj ^ *"c- J Trust, deposit. Fresh
Bag of palm-leaves. o^Xy^ ^ *la- To creak (load). To cry ilbj o 'ij out (child). To screech (bat). To be weak. To speak i^!^j -fr
-ft-
son.
mixed with butter. Adoptive Abatement of price. INIoral

^'
book. Hostages. Taxes. Troops in

garrison.
Qjj
quickly.
Large
J,j^ Q, j j L^jLyj ^ lf\'j^j bat. Mountain-swallow. Faint-hear-
Hostages taken by
Khosroes.
Humility, moc'esty.
Place, spot.
j'^^^jCaj
f.\Jal\j
ted and weak. Clamorous.
^J,\y
tJ^'yj ,^\jj^
a. th.
-r r^'j''
To tread
under
a. th.
tT
'Ji a.
[Js j
^j
Proper place of
Proper appli'-^^'
*;i5
foot.
cation of a word.
To ride ( a horse). s 'h j To ramble in (a country). fa To ill-treat, to plunder (a coun- s

try
:
He
is
a kind-
'"*_!
y^
enemy).
hearted man. Broken. Of weak constitution. f^'J^ Humble, lowering him- i^KyJ^j }L.iJ>
self.
To
level, to
make
a. th.
fit
\yj a li;j
plain.
To be
well trod-
if^jj
Sji^j o >lj
den, even, level (ground).

(bed).
To be
soft
Put, laid. Apocryphal jt^ji)^ ^ p->^V' (tradition). Losing in trade. Object of cSf-jJiyj ^:^\y ^ f.>^y^ a science. Subject of a book ; topic.
To
level the
ground.
To
J^j
soften
(
-^j
fi>
x^-^7 \yj
).
Substance (opp.
task.
to
accident). Duty,
a bed
To
faci-
litate (an affair). <>
To repeat the same (rhyme To agree jt a

with
a. 0.
Jj
:
To lower a. th. a Wjlj j vlljj

,
lo arable
(camel).
i_iojl_j,Ci3j
^-^
>J^j -^
^ t_40JI
poet).
\j/;yj
To make a
I
she-camel) to
'uJl'^Tj
Xyyj
s
U'lj
amble.
Sling.
upon.
to
^^j
fi>
To make
a. o.
slLuI. 'vj^jl
Sliuger.
trample upon.
To
mount (a
s s
To
help a.
o.
to
J_,
(
A
it.
jr-^'jh,^ C-i?j
î
&
j^J
place
meat) on a plank for desic-
horse).
cating
s
To humble, to tread down a. o. He compelled him to z'jISi\j e'j^

act recklessly.
To revile a. o. Plank or mat

He crushed them
under blows
;
^^j,|
iLijIj Ûj jl r
^3*
for di-ying meat.
To agree upon. It Ij^l^Cp To be levelled fiL;j\ U:ilj sUatl 'Ua^l. gi-ound To be prepared, facilita( ted (affair). To be elapsed, complete
).
CiJ J^'Ji he abased them.

is.
^j
Body
of
200
or
300 men.j^^j ^
,
.
xi-ij
Funeral dinner. Heap of fodder. iUoj
(month).
To
fold a. th.
To
C^j ^: ^J
.
jLj
c>^
To
press, to keep a. th.
close to.
(AY
A
ol/^
Solij
)
find a. th.
To
it
smooth,
soft,
liTjiJ,
1^
Ti-ampling, tread.
(stones) at the
-'i^j
To keep up
Depressed land
Carpet, seat.
'llJj
entrance of (a cavei'n). To be strengthened, fastened, Violent blow, thrust.

Mc'jntains.
'CIjj^j 'U/j
treading.Violence, oppression,
travellers.
sWj
st]j
pressure. Punishment. Footstep.
iCbjl
Party of
[coll.)
Firm, steadfast. ^ji^'j^j J't^jj -%lj Bases of a building. Supports jJ,Uj

of a cooking-pot.
Softness of a
S^tJjj aAifjj
X^j
eiC
Wooden
mallet for beating the zjL^ ground. Handle of a gimlet. Steadfast, firm. Hard. jill^
Want, object -wanted. jV'i,j'| ^ î^j -^ Aim in view. He has attained aj\yj\j oj^j Jh^ his aim he has obtained what he
:
bed ; evenness of the ground. Comfortableness, comfort. lut j sll/ Comfortably, softly. 7ii, j] f\C, ip Repetition of the same word .iLjI. as a rhyme (prosody). Introduction, preliminary *%y
explanation. Even, soft.
'
Wlj
wanted.
To stamp,
beat
to
(the ground).
a. th.
a CSj Îjj ,^J To crush,

i_jj
*
to
Party of travellers. Dates dropped by a tree. Even, smooth, soft. 'Uj Lowered, humbled.
;i_Jj|j
<>-j
>
Uj
smash
To knock a. th. To dash together (waves). To as.?ault a. o. (people).

Oven, furnace. Wâr has been kindled.
Battle, affray.
A
ip
a-^''3^
Mild-tempered. ^M^h ji^Jl Dates and milk. Biscuit, cake. xLS^j Bag of dried meat.
Footstep. Step,
stool.
'J?\'y' rr
"J^'j^J
*^^>*
u-ikJ âIj^H '
Depressed ground,
Levelled. Facilitated.
*ila.j.
^l'jj il^jl
affair).
,
^ S-^/j
ila^ j
tl/y
Seriousness (of an
Easy, sociable (man).
oUS'Vl UT^JS
^siji
To
relate J f^ jS>}i dkj part of (newsj to a. o.
îy ^^j
S5^fei!l
Having numerous partisans, Accord, agreement.

v-jVbjb
3li>'l^
To speak obscurely. To strike a. o. To remove a. o. from. To give little to. To prepare (a speech, an
affair) for.
^_;ii;j
Milk-skin.
_<llji _> '
k^l jl
'
^ ^yj
'
sjyj -^
^%>3f^>_,
^t
5 î-ii>j
He has been is dead lit

tied.
killed
:
Zy^j 'cJjii ; he his skin has been emp-
^^ ^^J
liS ^'^'i>
They struck him
^ÎJI.
jjî
Harsh man. Protuberant woman's breast.

Big-breasted (woman).
î,'j
and he did not oppose them.
.Ctj
5r.liJ
To have
thick
Cu/j *-ii'^ î^j
-J^
To To
thrust
;;.J^ J
G-Xj
^.^j
-5^
eyebrows. To fall (rain). Thickness of the eyebrows. _;]/_} Train of a garment. End of a cloud. He has scanty hair. j^\ ^^ 'jiiJj *^ Having thick î;^ ^ .lil^j ^ ^jk'}! eyebrows. Thick ( darkness ). Easy (life). Heavy with rain and nearing the earth (cloud). < Tent, pavilion. oSily, w c\'^j, T
a. 0.
back
violently.
hurt, to
harm
o. a.
To
S/p-MVy
(cattle).
crowd around the water
Dirt sticking to the claws, hoofs. ^.lij
To treat (an affair). ir!h\'y To be made fast, \ji,j jlIjj

lasting.
;
-khj jtrj
-S-
To
jj CiLl. ^l/j1j
(Itj ^lii
Û'j -
To press to strengthen. a jJ^Jj To flatten (the ground). j\^j To prepare (a place) for a. o. J it
>*>
^j
The world has many
changes.
AY
^,0J
CJio),
settle, to
dwell in. to inhabit in,
(a
place).
<
^
The
functions of the
n^Vl
the
Jultj
wiJ^^/
To A ^yyil\j
limbs, of the organs.
^L?lj J^'Jj î>'j\j J^3 choose (a country) as an abode. To

settle in (a country).
Functionary,
official of
Government.
Suspicion.
:c;iij
^^ ^
To
shout, to be
di.sorderly
Xt^j ^.^j -^ (crowd). To howl, to bark

Cti^cjj
He accustomed jp LJu ^'yi Jo'j^j J^3 himself to. He disposed himself for. To agree with a. o. upon, u 5 ^l,'(j Dwelling. Fatherland. oVl^ j'l -r Jî
Stable for cattle.
(dog).
To
yelp (fox).
Fox, jackal. y._, Gj ^ p;^j Bustle of an excited crowd, ^.l^tj disturbance. Disorderly (mob). Yelping of dogs, jackals.
Abode, dwelling. Father-î]^^ ^ Jk'y' land, home. Battle-field. Enclosure for race-horses. End, ollajJi
purpose.
To To take a. th. altogether. To collect a. th. To f^

achieve (a work). To uproot (a tree).
Glijl.
s^'js
"^ jp s-îjj, J*--> * ^.^J v^-> apply o.'s self assiduously to. To persevere in.
i.pon
fi>
v^
To trample
a ^t^-^b ~
jA
*--^ j'l
CSj ^-M >^^j

slfely
(the ground).
To cut off (the nose). To insert a. th. into. The whole tribe s'iU
Perseverance, steadfastness,
application.
o!Ai ji; ^pjl has emigrated. All the men went out for ^^1 ^& jl a raid. They came as numerous 'oup^^ Ij'^V
Knife
made with a flint-stone, Deprived of his *J.j^'y'

flocks
(
'^h^
h-!>^'>*
-/
(man). Exhausted by cattle

plump.
(
herbage).
fat,
To be
l^j a J&j
s (ilij ,_iiu
-S-
as possible.
Fat, plump.
i^lvj^
^j
^lij
-St-
He
cut off his nose
^'yLL\
To shorten
altogether.
eamers) halter. To wound (a camel)
To
contain
a. th. (place,
a î.'^\
To
constudy, to
vessel).
To be
equivalent to.
ceive (a discourse).
To
exhaust (a subject).
High road.
^_,t_,
^j
Extensive tracts of land. û.j Broad, wide (house). _-c:3 He came running y^s-j js^^j 'Uwith all his might.* Better fitted to contain a. th. J ^')\
on the shank. To follow a. o. To assign an allowance to. s ^^j ^ To give employment to. To impose (a task) upon a. o. u. * To assess a tax upon a. o. To become attached to to s ,_ili |J
;
agree with, to assist a. o. To be raised to dignity, to ^\^y -^ office. To get an employment. To take a. th. altogether. ^ ^'jz^[ Slender part of a u^^jj "idiij] ^ ^J^j
beast's foreleg.
To
be rugged,
(
difficult to
'^j^-j
walk upon
(affair).
road
).
To be hard
The camels
arrived in a
j^
ij
yj^j Jc jWl o>W^S'&j ^

).
-if-
To
be soft (ground).
file.
To be broken (hand). C^j -t^'/i o*;J To withhold, to hinder a. o. s c^j To walk on a rugged road. o* j1 To be unable to speak. To mar (an affair). He squandered his wealth away.,)C J
fi>
Daily allowance. In-
ii-Jji
stalment
ployment.
of a
debt
duty. Compact. Ta.sk.
Rate of a Office, em^*''^.
They have entered a

compact.
i^^J
To
-withhold,
^^ ^ J.j,
z
C
,
AVT
jtj
Ij^j
_^r _^j
Broken bone. Flat and

soft
to prevent a. o. from.
ground. Emaciation.
difficult to
Difficult
To render (a place) rugged, uneven. To render ( an alfair

difficult.
a
)
_^j hard,
affair.
Road
walk c^'yj
c^s-jj
upon.
y
To interrupt a. o. To come to a rugged

have
little -wealth.
^j
tract.
To
^^j'l
Fat and bulky ( -woman). Hardship, toil. Bad quality.

Hardship of a journey. He committed sin.
Misfortune, distress.
QJ.J
To be uneven, hard
(road).
for a. o.
d^.
fit
To To
lessen a. th.
find (a
Contemned, unregarded.
road
hard,
(road).
).
fi)
J.'^Z.\j
rugged.
To make a To
^'Ji
S oijC'jAj
\ijs-
j^j
To beeome uneven
be difficult ( affair unsociable (man).
To ba harsh,
J
To be
confused in (speech).
Ruggedness, roughness
place.
oia. jjlj) Îj
Steep, Vj^lji
j\S'J\j
(
_,f.j\j jys-'j -r js-j
promise to. To promise fin s iSUI. at jlj ,^j fi> s good ) to. To threaten a. 0. -with ( (an evil). The earth promised to C;^j vt cj'jSJ yield good pi'oduce. To appoint (a time, a place) A s ja\j
to a. o. for the fulfilment of a pro-
rugged,
uneven
road
).
Arduous
3jjk'S\
__^j
(question).
Little generous.
mise.
To make
mutual promises, -ul^j

-with.
Verv little. Rugged, steep,

arduous
(place).
(
^,^
^j\j
).
j^jj
road
Difficult
y.\jj j,/j of access
To threaten a. 0. To threaten a. o. To accept iSlî j a promise. To

threats.
(
a jj.j]
utter
reciprocal
Scanty
"^^
(hair).
js.jjj>
'kS^j
,
Uncouth
(v?ord).
y-'i
un. zJ^j
ijs-j
-i^Jj,OlJ^5
SOft
Jc'l
suggest, to
b J-Ji ^J^J recommend a.

th.
j^~ j^J
^
--
th. to a. o.
i_j
To command a. To tread a. th.

under
foot.
jtjl
A Cij
.^--T
^j
stride along in stret- ^'J\j ^\} ching the neck (camel). To vie in quickness -with a. o. Îj by night. To -walk upon a sandy ground. î.j\ Tree used for making tr>*j^ ir ij-*-'
2*
To
Promise. Promissory. ^j'-'^'iJ s?^^ Threats. j^^j Foreboding rain (cloud). otlj Announcing a hot or cold day (morning). Promising (horse). Promising (land). satlj Moslem sect holding very x5_Ufrj
severe tenets.
Time or
Time
place of a
opI ^^
-^
promise. Alliance.
of promise.
-^*:l>
9-
lutes. Foot-prints. Soft sand.
He has
^^
^y-y"
left
traces.
'^',
iJ
3;
Appointment. Meeting-place.
oandy ^îjl ^^j

(ground).
^j
.L-s-j
î.j\
The
land of pro-
j^'yj\j ililJt j^'j]
Sandy
bles.
hill
producing vegeta:
l_I^j
mise ; Palestine. Promise, thing promised.
-J^Xj^
-k
Sandy ground
untrodden To exhort
soft,
^^tiyJ ^ î;^
soil.
ii^
_,
Qk-J
.k*/ Jitj
-):^
yiii J'A y-Jj Xji^Ji h^J Jii J^J ^ To be Sj^JJ oj^J J-'il J-Ji ^'J-J hard, rugged, uneven (soil).
U
A.
( Avr ) c/j To overtop. reward or a. o. To warn a. o. of >Ipj jjj jtj ^ To climb (a mountaiu). punishment). To preach. ^'y, To fly to a mountain (ante- jp'^xj,! To accept, to follow an advice. isJl. lope). To be warned, exhorted. To seek refuge towards. Jl_ Jf*_^rJ, Exhortation, ser- oVia% k *^j,'^j
(
fi,
I.
Antelope, mountain-goat.
^f-'yj
mon. Warning. Sermon. h^\y ^ Xiat^' oUa*J ^

,
Ja*j
Refuge, shelter.
J^t_Jj Jiiji
ji^j
Warning.
Homily.
Jc>lj'"^l
Eminent man.
*^'iyj
*^J
Thou hast no escape

from
it.
jj-j iip dxi
Warning, exhorting. Preacher.
o^WlJj J^tj
?r -ii^li
They are
all
united
*j^\j
-^j ulU "^
^^jj
Cjjs-j
against us. Button-hole. Handle of a jug. v^j Steep part of a mountain. Prominent rock. Wild she-goat, Jiij j C/5it J ?- <^J
antelope.
Catechumens,
To be weakened
(sight).
cj^^'j* ^'/j îtj -ttoU'j,
Hard ground retaining

water.
^ ^^j
-^
To have
o>U'îl^
Retreat of an
antelope.
Jfr'_^~lji
CjG-jj 'iijjjj ^j J^l J^J a rumbling in the bowels (horse).

hurj-y, to
To
(
hail
* Ca3
^ ^jj >j *
)
To
go
Ij
jt
(:^j
j-j
j^j
quickly.
the
tents of a tribe
by saying
To be
^j^]'\
Be prosperous.
C>5Uij nl/Sj
ji^'j^ ill-tempered.
J^yj,
f-J Jf-'A
jh
Good morning,
G-Co '^
good evening, good night. Path, sign seen from afar ^Cpj ^ ^^j on the side of a mountain. ^j -{^ To become fat
To withhold, to counteract s jMj a. 0. To judge a. o. to be unsociable.
How
speedy he
ill-
is
aj'j\
Unsociable,
xat jj
^y
,
^jj J^jj
J*J
(cattle).
To take
Whitish
a. th.
altogether.
a
dUj,
oO>j,
ia^Jj
^ ^t
-{:}
tempered. Greedy, avaricious. jÎ js-j Quarrelsomeness, unsociable tH-j temper.
hard and barren ground.
To
"cicatrise
be intense
Sfeijjj (feUj
dUj
o.
<tXj --
To
heal (shattered
Ctj ^j /j
(heat).
To be jaded,
overfatigued.
s
bone).
To flow ( pus ). over the pus (wound).

in
(
To
^
To weaken,
(fever).
to enervate a.
To accumulate
pus).
a wound
a. th.
J
fi>
To break
pieces.
a. th. in
small
* (Wj
dys,-J\j
To
<
gather, to keep
To
To
To
roll a. o.
or a th. jfi>j i
understand, to learn
a. th.
from.
in (the dust).
To awake from sleep. J-'y^ J'^j -^ To pay attention. To recover o.'s

senses.
press together (to the

:
w-ater
camels).
tXt'Ji
To be
tion.
unwell, dejected.
To remember a. th. To awake a. o. To store up (victuals) in a vessel. To keep a th. in mind. ^ Look out, beware To be stingy towards. To uproot (a iij-:i t/-^ l.j
!
Collapse, prostration, exhaus

Intensity of fever, of a disease.
Battle-field.
S6*pj
Collapse. Exhaustion. Fall in a race.
Exhausted by
fever, or disease.
^jf-'j^j
>îj <^J
fi>
J a
AYl
)
).
J,j
They agreed toge- \'_^ îi; \yj'j\ ther upon the time of the meeting.
To become angry. ^'Jj Hatred, anger, rancour. Cla-^t'jj _^j
mours of an army.
Excessive heat of midday. Rrctsted (meat). Boiled (milk),
iy-J
tree
To recover
a. th.
the whole of
debt).
To make
carefully.
J 6'j2^\j iJyl'^ < To be long-minded, for-
^j
Milk -warmed with heated

stones.
sinfr jj
bearing in (an affair). Pus. Clamours. 1 must do it necessarily. Îj i I cannot avoid _î v1 du/i" '^
that affair. Shouts, clamours.
Vessel,
jar,
^pljl ,fu>.j *lt j1
Appointment, time agreed upon, jl,^ To be wtake- (jy-jj di-j î-j ^*j -J^ ned (sight). To hasten, to run up. ^h'h ~
J-
bag
:
for
storing
provisions.
Heart of man.
To
enter, to con-
vy.j Ji jp'j -^
< Awake
cautious.
ceal o.'s self in.
Guardian of an
it dyî-jj "^js^jj yî-j
To come
feast)
to (a
<^\j
j,
uninvited (parasite).
Îj"! J, Vlil. Jp'jI
He hastened the
orphan. Cry, sound. Attentive (ear). More intelligent, more mindful
walk. Necessity compel- dU a J *^bjt irltjl led him to do so. To penetrate far into j jlyj J^j' ( a country). To go deep into (science). -^ To give o.'s self up to (sin). Wine drunk without invitation, j^j Vile man. Parasite. Boasting falsely of his origin. Dense tree.
Ill-fed.
I
than.
jJi^^Js 'J-'yi
Stroug-wristed.
To
be big
'sjftjj
y^-j
i_i*^
s-J-j
-ft-
(camel).
Sack. House-furni- ^(i-jj

ture. Utensils. Foolish,
Ui-'j\ ^ îj weak. Huge
camel.
To
serve a.
o.
as a
5 laij juJ jjTj
servant.
jt jj
it. I
- To
be
weak
:
of body
must do
have no
:
jij
IjS
J u
Ju^j
and mind
Silij ot^ jij to be low, foolish, mean. 5 jS\j

->iDi
escape from it. Asking too high a price
over-
To imitate a. o. He vied in swiftness

with him.
Servant,
slave.
J
^
5-
charging. BJiet. Pathos, hyperbole emphatic words adding no meaning.
JUjI,
ol^s-j>,j ^Vtjl ?- ^'^J
Foolish,
To
relate false
^
u.
\Sj
^ ^J ^
J^'ii j^,3
(news).
To brood hatred
against.
(^j
mind, low, share in the game. To be intensely hot (summer-noon).
weak in body or mean. Aitow having no
Egg
plant.
_^j J.j
\'J.j
To become angry To come to fight

fiercely at o. a.
with.
:
jp ^'Ji
to look
fighters).
^\'^
Hatred, enmity, war. ^v'pjl ^ ^tj Ruffian, knave. Ta be dauntless. ^'^ ^fcj Clamour, uproar. tj ij t/_jj
Jf. ojaJ, \'î.j jif~i,j ji-'jH J-Jj burn with anger against. He irritated him. o'Jj^ j\ 5 ^jb ^J To warm (milk) with heated f^ J-j
To
stones. To make (water) to boil. To enter upon the beat of noon. _^jl To scald (a pig). i
War.
Ditch dug as a lipit.
j.ijl
^
ji
*^lj
To collect (taxes). To constrain a. o. to. To grant to a. o. (an
* J,\ S
fi>
estate)
To come
to, to I'each (a
jl^
jc
free of taxes (prince).
AYo
p
To
be deputated to (a king
:
quantity. Fulness.
place).
Wealth,
sufficiency.
Com- j^j ^ ^j
,
prehensive.
Numerous
complete
(property, furniture).
ambassador). To send Jl^ J^ ^ ^'yiL\j oij'j oSj a. 0. anywhere. To despatch ( an
<
Savings.
_^j
envoy)
to.
,
Thick and long hair. jVjj^ ^ yj < Savings, economy. -"l?!?^ Poetical metre consisting of six jt\j
feet
(
To come together to. i_c 5 jSij To rise, to be ovej'topping. To J>'/\ hasten. To erect the head and ears
(gazelle).
fine is
Îtu;
).
_;iiS-'*->
Abundant, copious, complete, rich.
How
the
i^ji jiji
^~^\
\j>
Fat
tail of
a ram. The px*esent
s^jlj
prominence of his withers To overtop, to overjt

look
a. th.
-aI^jj ji j1
world.
More abundant, more

complete.
^'Jtj
J,'J\
To He
arrive together at.

sat so as to be
of
*jai5
jil^
j ji'^\
J^j
Large (water-skin),
with plants
Thick-haired.
Full,
(land).
j'j ^ A'j} ^ J,'j\ Full (bowl). Big (ear). Abounding
able to rise qiuckly.
Company
tion.
sent for a
^îlll
men common
iVi'j\j ijij -r
purpose. Deputa-
^'y>
unshortened (metre),
tribe.
jji'jij _,l^>i
Numerous
Dj^l>> ^j5
To urge, to incite a. o. 5 jiji J>j^ To prepare for (mischief). J yj; He sat so as to be *j oil J, j^J^l
I'eady to rise.
Envoy, embassy. Summit of a sandy tract. He has experien- 'Jh\j jji-JI ôij ced ill and good fortune. They are on the eve of iVjj'i
ic.
^
^
their departure.
Arri- aijj
ving,
ilijj iVjb -*^jj J>j3j

(
To be on
the watch, on the J J>J:^\

jVij j yij\
J-,jj
coming
envoy
).
^ J^lj Walking
c^
-Jli
look-out for.
Haste, hurry.
^ j>jj^j
^y:ij\
ahead (camel). Prominent part of the

cheek.
olîj
Ready
to depart,
yijj
jc
in haste.
Elevated place. Anxious, restless.

y-aaîJLIj Jiij\j
,
jij oifei^
To be
plentiful, copious.
To be nume_,ij
ji>^^ QaSjJ Ca'jj JaJJ JaSJ {(
rous (flock). To increase

a. o.'s (wealth).
ij^j {jj îj
To To
hasten, to go quickly.
set (cattle) apart.
a. 0.
o.
To
i jasjl
expel
To spread a carpet for a. To disperse in pastux'ing

(camels).
ci9^,
j^'^1
To urge
a. 0.
to,
hurry
a. 0.
to drive s
away.
jîijl
Haste, hurry.
^ ^j_, j^j
for carving Jlj1 ;r ijî meat. Leathern quiver. Shep- ^ja^j ^ ti^j herd's bag. Dimple in the upper lip. Parties of men coming from u^lsjl
Board
To return (a gift) to a. o. A ^ G>(j jijj p^^j 11^^% ~ U ^jj He preserved, he kept his honour safe. To increase (property). it Ji^\j _^j To render a. th. complete, a jIj copious. To cut out a large piece of (cloth). To save (money). He gave iî. Ji^t:. \j &i aIU _^yiZ.\j him the whole of his due. ^ To be saved (money). ^'J; To show regard to. To show it
-?jt
w^
<>
zeal for.
To
increase, to multiply
^îflj
^\y
various tribes.
(goods).
uÛ-/* JSJ
Quick-stepping she-camel.
Abundance, great s^jjj jj'jj
Zji'jj Jij
AV\
Acoidental, casual.
Coming seasonably.
Suitable.
Lofty building. ^^']\ Cloud foreboding rain.
^ ^j - ^j
--
Grown
fellow, friend
xS\j xjjj ^>Uj oUaj^
;Jj
^SU'
Companion,
Convenience, conformity.
Coincidence.
Agreement, union, accord. Jf^l^j (A?7f/t.) Divisibility of two numbers by a common divisor.
Fit, suiiable.
I
up youth. Cork, stopper. ^.vlj _, ii^Jj *i5j Basket of palm-leaves. <i- jj *ij Pen-wiper. *i:î To come seasonably ; Cs'ij jij J? j -5^ to suit a. o.'s wishes (affair).
jl'S^
pî3'>
To
find, to
meet with
a. th.
fit,
Arith.).
Having a common
suitable.
divisor (^numbers).
Wont
To
to speak seasonably.
jl^^'
Jsj -Jijij
jjlj
a^j
-J^
Successful.
peel, to skin a. tb.
fi>
"îj Jij
A little, a trifle. Full-grown. Complete.

To be a churchwarden, (^j Ju To manage church-property.
Churchwarden. Office of a churchwarden.
Church-guardianship.
To render a. th. fit, suitable. A jlj To adapt (an affair). To help, to direct a. o. (God). To conciliate (two pez*ou jsljj sons). To match (two things). To meet a. 0. To C5iSj,j XSsI^ jslj concur with. To fit, to suit a. 0. To agi'ee with a. o. it jl j 5
2^
4'j
upon.
*^^x
To
fulfil i_jj
fi,
?ujl^
^jlj
eiSj
(a promise)
to
pay
(a debt).
*^J
^yj
-S-
To walk in a file (camels). To agree,' to comply with a.

on a
point.
jij(
0. o^^ll
To adapt
(an arrow) to the
cjj
A
ji jl
He atoned for his fault. *Ji ^j To be plentiful, complete. ujj The coin has a legal OuiJ^ !^J;'J' ~
standard.
bow-string.
He met us uaexpectedly.
UjVs) i)
What
wealth cannot
to
procure.
To be helped, favoured by God. j|^ To succeed in an undertaking. To agree upon a. th. j^ ^\'y
They succoured 0. a. They agreed upon a. th. j To happen to a. o. (event).
\J&\'y
_j\
He paid
him
ii>
the whole of his due. To come to, to encounter

a. 0.
it I2i7[
J
"6
jifl
To ask
To accomplish (a vow). I'j] To rise above, to overlook a. o. jp He I'ecei- iii ''^:^ ^/'J^ ^J^y ^'P
*
^'_f^ \ Sufficiency. Opportunity, season- jaj

able time.
(God's) assistance.
The people came
in
Cs'ij
V_>i')t (?.
ved the whole amount of his due. God caused him to die. i^\ o'^'J;
perfect agreement.
To die. j'^ ^j j:^ The whole of the tribe ^âit ~^\'p came in. ^ To exact the whole of. ^ li'y-i^ To make up for. To complete (years
of age).
His milch-camel yields *Ju& ^j iiiji> sufficient milk for the whole family.
I
went to oli^j *1laJ3,j ,;^ Vt him on the very moment

affair.
ji;^ of
iil^l
the
Good order. Succour given by

God. Success
;
j^^jj
good luck.
'
Lengthening of life. Such a one is dead, sij^' cJ b i^ mayest thou live long Accomplishment of a vow, 'lil. j
'Vjj
c>\f
islL^j kliyj istJLJj i*li>L> J^^^ iS^y First appearance of the new moon.
'ijj
Chance, coincidence, unexpected jufl^ event. Union, harmony, agreement.
AYV
cJj
Payment
of
To have a time assigned

for acting.
c^/jj
olsjl
cA'j
fulfilment of a promise.
a debt.
Tim?, hour, moment,

season.
c.i
D Highest water of the Nile. jj3l 'ij Prominence of ground.sii.). j Ji:^j J3
Now. {for c-V' '^^ At that time.
tiA'j^^J
^'J?
Death.
iif.jj
On
the spot, immediately.*;?^ j ,cJ5yi

;j
Unseasonably. Temporally, transient.

carious, provisional.
jjt
-^
Pre-
*jJj
Determined, fixed
(action).
CJjayj Cj^
!>-
Appointment
c-^
vr
C-^r* J
C*y
rendez-vous. a Time-tables.
Meeting-place of ;,u)l jl the pilgrims to Mecca.

9^'jj
,
f.SJI c-;l>.
^j
9^Jî
9'-lij
*stS
jtSj 9^5j
-H"
To be impudent,
shameless,
i^y jj k^- ^j i^yi barefaced ( man ). To be

it,
hard (hoof).
To harden (the hoof) with fat. ^j To repair (a trough). To be hard (hoof). ^J^^lj ^-ijl To be shameless, barefaced.^.37l_) y^'p To show impudence. -r^S'p
Insolence, bare- xiyjj Xîljj -îi lUi facedness.
Im-
^j
^ {m.
f.)
y^jj^Tkij
k_j!ij1
j>
^j
'i\'y\
pudent, brazen-faced.
remaining long on horseback. Barefaced woman. Tried by misfortunes.
Man
^Gj Jaij
^Vsj
*al
ît
-rJ^^
-ft-
.Ullijjj Sj3_j \'ijijj \j3jj \j3j SaI a3j
To be
To
lighted,
jj^lj
(
jifij
jjyj
kindled.
To
blaze
fire
).
light
fi A'jkZ.\j
^'/>j
j%'S\j
^j
(a lamp, a fire).
He has kindled war. He has given over the

fooliness of youth.
j-jJ^^ Ji -wjl
\'jc,
CJaU
To be
Fire.
excited.
(
To be
sharp, clever.jjy
)
un. ojSJj Sjjj
mjj
jjj
Burning, combustion.
Heat of
fire,
iU|lj ej3j Sij lUuof summer. jjjj
mination.
Fuel, combustible.
iyjj a^Jj iSj
Burnt-ofFerings.
i^j
fire.
< Fire,
ardour of
j,3 j
AYA)
a Lighting, matches.
J-3j
ojSilj
To become
woman).
fleshy (camel,
Stoker.
load
of.
iJj
i\5j
To take a
ness.
Lively, fiery. Penetrative,
-J^j
Dullness of the ear, deaf-
acute (mind).
;
Crack in the hoof lesion ia bone of the leg. Cavity of the eye, of a rock. There is hatred ^j *JS J^ j\ ej'.i.^ i
the
Kind of
hair.
fat
goats with reddish:^ jl3j
Hearth,
place.
fire-
m'Ûj a5i^ ^
,
Ji'y>
his heai't.
Furnace, stove.
fire
jri\'yi
^ jj5^
-^
Burden, heavy load. Load jGJi ^ ^j^ of an ass, a mule. P/. Lesion in a bone. ol^J ^r l)5j Crack in a rock. P/. Traces. Weight, heaviness. Deol^l tt Si
crepit old
Yielding
at once (flint).
id.^
JSj
Kindled, lighted.
:
jolij i^^;:
i ijjj
i
To
strike a.
o.
mor-
tally.
i
To
fell,
to beat a. o. to death.
a. o. (sleep).
To overcome
\
To soothe
jrj\j
man. Time of
illness.
j
a. 0.
(meekness).
Family. Flock of about 500 sheep. -n? jj Shepherd. Owner of sheep, asses.^_^j Gravity of conduct, of de- jjs^j jGj portment. Staid behaviour, dignity, meekness, forbearance. Sedate, staid calm and
;
To
\
leave a. o. ill, lying on 5 the ground. Sluggish, slow. Ready. Sick person at the point of
^3
death.
PI. Stone-pave-
Jo'Gj
;a
.|
ment.
patient (man).
Prominent bone or limb, Ji|l^^ J^'y
Grave.
^J
in
{ni.f.)
j^j
as the shoulder, the elbow.
Hollow
a rock
split (bone).
Beaten to death (ewe).
^^'>*
Very
destitute.
To render
(the ear)
fi,
i^j
_^ ^j
\'jj
-{}-
Cracked,
Laden
(beast).
deaf (God). To split (a bonej. To sit gravely at j ij^'jj
Burdened (man). Laden jlL^j "i'^'yj 'l^j^J with fruit (palm-tree). Regarded, honom'ed. Intelligent,
home.
To be
dignified,
ijGjj 533 _, Sj6j J-y^ J>JJ,'.A sedate, staid. To be for-
j^y
bearing, patient.
experienced (man). Plain at the foot of a mountain. jiy> To spread on (the J CJj ^
To be
body
scab).
off
(
^ ^j
to
Cj'Jkjj *î Jiy Cj'^jj ,ji^ Cj'^j affected with deafness (ear).
Ta have a cracked hoof

(beast).
i^j
j^_^3
^5}
j Îj
To take
the skin).
To men- A
tion (a foul action).
To be split To honour,
(bone).
to regard a. 0.
To
To communicate the scab

(camels).
^j
extol, to praise a. o.
grave, sedate.
quiet (a beast).
To render a. 0. To wound a. 0. To
Scab, mange.
Mean people of a tribe. To be effaced ( trace ).Csij To move on.

Movement, coramotion.xijjjilijj^j Chips of wood. j^j To be broken (neck). Cc^J ^^^ -^ To break a. o.'s (neck). To tread*
To leave traces upon. J To crush a. 0. s Vjij ij^l J'J^ (debts). To load (a beast). To cause
(the hoof) to be chapped (God).
To
be laden with fruit

sedate, grave.
still.
^j
^ jb jj1
^JjIj Ji"^
(palm-tree).
To be
I
To be
heavily (the rising grounds
horse).
patient,
C
It
AY
His riding-beast
I
became incumbent upon him to speak.

accident befell
lit J^SJl f5j
i3>^0
^.
c-iaSj
An To To
To
him
:
and broke his neck. To have the neck broken. ^'^

off
threw him
light upon (a tree
bird).
ic-
stand instead of
slander, to
a. o.
to do
^'y.
^j
To be short-necked. CaSj o^yl oîJ ^ To devour a carrion (dog). ^j

| I
for. cjy^
To break
J
iJ
a. o.'s
(neck).
* ^Jj
jti'X
He threw chips of wood

on the
tire.
jp
dishonour
thought occurred to his mind.

*
- To
I
create a.
0.
short-necked
^'J\
(God).
^!A&iJt
The discourse made
L'
To walk
(beast).
strenuously, to trot
^^^y
'^'jC,*J'
impression upon him. He -was moved by \Sy> i.L, >5^l the speech. He approved of it. J.a'Js ^~i'yi 'ajlt^ He took it to heart, jiî; j Jlj ^
He passed by at the
trot of his mare.
iJi.'^
Defect, vice.
{Pro^.) Suppression of the
^jj
^j
He
laid it to heart.
toviârds.
(a
Ji^ C.ij
fi>
To hurry
a hone.
To sharpen
sword) with
stony
^Jjj
second movent letter of a foot. Chip of wood. PL u^CJl ^

i
^h
Mixed rabble.
'
They are
dispersed.
U>GJ1 \jjia
To abrade
ground).
(the hoofs
a 4jj Aj
^j
Vertebrfe of the neck. ^j\^j ^ Carrion, carcass.
^ ii-jj
To rash upon
(the enemy).
^>Jb,Sijj Cij
Short-necked. ^jj ^ 'UaJj > ^^^sjl The shortest of the two cr3i,Ji>.)\ ^']\
roads.
To deviate, to stray from. '^ j\ '^^ ^j He repented. ^s>_ J ,3) To go barefoot. T.; have CJj r>'y.rkj To
To
the feet chafed bj a hard ground. halt during the night (tra^J
,
Broken. Curtailed of one

(poetical foot).
letter, i-o*^^
To beat
(milk).
a. 0.
5 v'jjj Jaij Jaj
-tt-
unmercifully.
To render
a. 0.
heavy
velier).
To be
at rest (camel).
gall (a camel's
back
fi>
^J
saddle).
rain).
To
sprinkle
the (earth:
To
register (a decree); to sign

(
To impose a tax). He formed an opinion upon. o>U it He furbished the sword. jLUi it To experience, fi>j 5 ftG^ x~i\'y ^slj to fall into a. th. To attack the
a
deci-ee. a
_,
(
felled him on the u^jVt ; ground. To contain a cavity (rock). ijj Hoi- o^J, i .lSj, ?r ^^Ji ,^^'S^ r: ^3
He
low in which water

Dejected by grief,
sleeplessness.
collects.
J^'fijj
Jjj ^
^jfi'yi'3
1^5 j
^-; j
Unmercifully beaten.
enemy).
To beat
:
a. o. vio-
QiSj
0.
^,53
\^j
To
retain (water
lawn).
:
To tune ^Jjl
is
lently
to bruise a.
in.
(instruments, voices
musician).
To persevere To
fall (rain).
jt
Cs-yj ;ij
Îj
To execute a. th. To ensnare fi>j a. 0. To let fall a. th. To rush upon, to charge ( the ^
enemy).
Exhausted, unable to rise up.
Ja^Sj
To
To To
<>
punish, to grieve a. expect, to be in

for.
0.
fin
by.
i_.
A'^\j ^'y
le ^|_^7
wait
happen, to take place ( event ). To kneel (camel). Dissension took place J^^ ^j between them. The right has been ascer^jt ^Jj
tained.
To
find out, to
meet with.
,_j5j
AA
To rush against, to assault 0. a. To come to fight. ^ To beseech a. o. To want to be sharpened
(sword).
fi\y
Tried by misfortunes. Sharpened

(sword).
4V
9^y
Abraded by a hard ground

(hoof).
To stand up. Ci^jj Ciij ^5 Îj * To stand still, to stop (man, beast). To paUse in reading. XilfeOI Js To -wait for a. o. < To rise o5Ui Îj
up at the entering of
a. o.
To
fear, to
dread
a. 0.
Fall.
To stop
(a beast).
To
?
^j
jf
CiSj
allay the boiling of (a cooking-pot).
Who
has detained thee

(a
to.
To bequeath
mortmain)
jtj
ifc
^
\e.
iU5i '^
j1 -^j
^*j
To busy o.'s self about. Ci^sj ^j To become aware of. To take information about
a. th.
To acquaint a. o. He put off (the

aflfair) till
with.
it 5
CSj
o!Aj j>iai
^^~
'-Jî
the arrival of such a one.

a. 0.
To
withhold, to prevent from.

upright, to
0.
Blow, sound of a blow. Elevated Aj part (of a mountain). Foreboding rain (cloud). ^jj ^j Barefooted. Having the feet ^j chafed by a hard ground. Rocks. ( un. xisj ) ^j A fall, a blow. Conflict of fighters liij ^ Quantity of food eaten oîsj ^r *^'J at one time. Meal. Lighting of birds. x'mSj^ Round brand on a horse. pljj Signature, seal put on a decree, f^'f, Opinion. -^ Levying of a tax. Decree of a prince. f^\y ^
Harmony
j^j
of voices.
f.\2i_[
To put
i ^%'J\ -^j
raise a.
To
stop (a beast).
to
t?jÛ)l wiSj
Expectation, prospect. Accident, event. NecesIn fact, in truth.
^Tiy
f,j9jj
^j
-k
A^J
He taught the reader

pause.
sary. Transitive (verb).

(f-
^\yi\
To dye (her hands) with

(henna
:
* ^j(
fin
woman).
To
repair (a saddle).
To
explain
(a tradition).
Star in Lyrc^. j3\jlA _r^] Occurrence, event, accident. <;3lj Onslaught, shock, fight. The Resurrection. li'l'^l
Ôfficial
The army was
stationed
stations
'J^\
>-iaJ
report, statement.<;5l}l
cj^
by detachments.
He performed the
^j t
5ijl^/5
j
j3\j
of the pilgrimage to
Mecca.
Sharpened (sword). Abra- Aj t rzi'j ded by a hard ground ( hoof). Hard soU in which water stagnates.
To stand
battle
in
Ollj^j
by the
side of.
^ Refugee. Shock, onslaught,

attack.
low.
~ To make a. 0. to persevere J* 5 in. To stand by a. 0. for (help). To

stand against a. 0. foi*. To stand still, speechless.
Cilil.
^.Qjj f^\%j n^'-^î
Slander, ill-speaking. Hol-
Hard ground retaining water.
Slanderer
^"jl
C
Falling-place. Place of
"What has detained thee here?
C4a' dlSjl
an event.
Places rained upon.
Battle-fields.
To put off (an aflfair). ^c ^'yj J&'j\ To refrain from. To hesitate, to defer a. th. J ^'J; To be steadfast, to perseit vere in. < To consist in, to I'est
on.
Lighting-place of ^3\y a bii'd.
^^
Rubbing-board for
Beetle, mallet,
linen,
î^
^'y
hammer. Hone.
Light-footed. Sealer, seal0. a. (figh-
To stand against
^\'y
keeper.
iJ
a. 0.
AA\
harshly, to grieve, to humble, to repel a. o.
ters).
ties).
< To
appear
in a court
par-
To check
bridle.
(a horse) with the
^j To
.
ask
a. 0. to
still.
stand up,
s oj5^~I.
to stand
To To
still (the boiling of a pot). be stripped of its herbage by
^^
cattle (land).
To threaten a. o. g ^'~, To kill (the game). To remember^ (a -word). To purpose a. th. To keep to, to persevere in. J Sword. Staff. Whip. Rope. îS_, To catch doves 5 Clit. î}\ Jij -ain their nests.
Âj horn around a shield. Pause in reading. ( Prosody ). Quiescence of a letter at the end of a foot. Pious bequest ; ^y'jj jvljl ^ jGj mortmain.
tal or
Bracelet of ivory. Ring of me-
Station, stoppage. Flattened
xiaj
sinew surrounding a bow. Antelope dx'iven to strait.

Stop, halt, standing. Delay, re.spite.
i,3j
Jiyj
ar-
To
climb (a mountain).
otxiij
j .|y
Mark on an
^J^
Bird's nest,
oCij ^ i3lj"l_3j
*^^j^
row
of the
game.
Hollow in the earth. Kept in-doors (girl).
Standing still. ^jj ^jj>^ ^ ^5lj Bequeathing a pious bequest.

Informed, aware of. Protracted. Drawing back
in fight.
^
it
The Ocean.
obey
a. 0.
a-JQj^
;siajj
o^j
ua'^
Obedience, submission.
x^j
or
Connection, dependence.
,_i5)yJ
To
A jjj
531 jj Cijj xAsj^

a. o.
keep, to preserve
^ Jj ^
a",
Stopping-place. Station.
yJi'y'
th.
Cavity in a horse's flanks. The face,
To repair, to arrange. A ils^j CJj ij Do mind thy concerns. 2u!^ Jc J To dread, to guard jj * ij ij J_^^
against
a. 0. or a. th.
Ja.^
woman. Taught by experience (man).

eyes and hands of a
^'y> upper part of the ears (horse). Red-haired on the

White-spotted
forefeet (ox).
in the
To
y 5Ui_, :i^_,
^^ J^J^^^K
fear, to
honour (God). "To be pious,
godly.
Do
fear God. Keeping, watch,
{f-)j0j{m.)
<4\jj
Piece of wood for quaolij. j yji^ shing ebullition. Stopped. Bequeathed (mort^_^jj>
main). Traced back to the compa-
caution.
nions
tl^jj oSj^j 'Sj
as in
of
Mohammed
tradition
).
Preservative, preventive.
{Pros.) Quiescent at its end (verse).
The augmentative o
Fear of"God.
:cjiI.!I i,
To stand on one leg. yjj ji jSj ^ To climb (a mountain). J^ 3^^ ~ Wild palm-tree, its ^}\%'j\ ^ j_i_j
fruit.
Jj ^
2\2Jj
^s'ji3j
JJ
Godly, pious. uaj1 ^ cJ?-' Cautioning, preservative. Jljj"'iJ,j
Rocks, stones. Palm-roots shoo- j^j

ting off at the foot of the trunk.
Comfortable (saddle). Green wood-pecker.
Going up a
J>S"j
hill
horse),
jjjj jsj^
fl-'>"
An
ounce,
j\j)j -ji}^
Xisjt
Fruit-stone of the wild palm-tree.
J^j
twelfth part of 'a rothl, weighing about. 1 1/2 English ounce. Kept, guarded. '^ -^j;
More
skilled in ascending.
Preserved. Brave.
Fearing God, godly.
Jî ^Ji
Caravansaiy, inn. Ascending a hill easily ( horse ).
To
treat
J';\j
Jjj CSJ
,
^53
Jj
-M-
f>
AAY
)
ift
rS i\ To be -weai-y. To interrupt, to discontinue a. th.A> To cease, to abstain from. J. He reached the rock in dig- aj^ J
ging-
To
^
\fej Ij
'^'pi
l&jj^ *i^ j1
- *^0
"6
-^^
lean the back upon. To give to a. o. a pillow to

recline upon.
'iTjl
To
refrain from giving.
To
r-JT^^
1^
become big (chicken). Stony ground, rock.
irJ'jl
W! To make a. o. to lean. ^ ilfe^j'^ vlr^ He struck and threw him upon his side. Uci. To sit in leaning the back
2^
To
To
stay, to dwell
iS^S'j
a&u jTj
-fr
in (a place).
purposf^ a. th., to'aim
^ Ijj'j
j
!
r.o.
To
hit (the point), to attain (an
aim).
I
He had
as he.
the
same design
ifc
il^ jTj
eat at a. o."s house. o>^ -^5 ~ Walking-stick. Dull (person). 'l&ail. Leaning, reclination. (Pros.) Redundance. Sofa-bed, couch. ol \^^ -x '^-^ Table-bed. Sitting-room. Repast.
to recline upon the side.
To
sW
To
fp.sten (a
).
saddle
To tighten
jT jb J'lj jJ'Jj ( a knot ). To
Butler: steward. Leaning, reclining.
Ifc^îJI
^>^/j
o^^
,.^5,
confirm (a compact). -^ To affirm. To be confirmed, fastened. j5'\7j ^'y J^j Aim in view. Care, anxiety.
Exertion, endeavour.
o^j
To CCTjj iîj Ci'j walk slowly. To stand erect. To apply o.'s self perseveringly to.
v'O
Cij
js-
^rijj
Tether of a beast. Î'O ^ ifel j il'Sj, Strengthened. o^^j ofe-j^'j -*::fb-jj'i

Certain, sure.
-ti'i -^
'
To become Hack
(date).
i_Jjj,CJj a
^fj
More
steady.
a^ Ij
a&>jl
Strengthening. Strain of x5"Cj j-S'y a discourse. Pleonasm. -^ Assertion,

affirmation.
To walk in (a procession). To keep with a retinue. To

flap the
* w^'J
^r/l
wings before
flying, or ligh-
ting (bird).
Leathern
wither-band.
Corroborative.
-^'i'J jiJ"Ljj
J^Îjh
-^4j;'
Sure, certain.
Ms>'y
Ready for action. -^'i^ To enter its O/'jj \'J3 Jeî Jj ^ nest (bird). To leap (gazelle). To
Foot of a beast. Dejected by grief. XSKyj Stretching the neck in walking (gazelle). Retinue of a prince. k^-fl^* -r Train of attendants, cortege.
i'S\j
Uoj o_^
y'
To walk
To fill (a vessel). Aj'jb JiiSji To prepare a banquet at^^rjj i^j _,rj

,
have a jerking run (horse, camel).
î!l j with short steps.
B^
C.60
cJj
-^
the completion of a building. To be surfeited ( child, bird).
^'p
^
To
nest (bird).
j<f'ii
>Jl,
?r
Bird's nest.
^'jb J^)^
j^J
Shelter, covert.
Jerking run. ^'Jjn J'a Ji Swift runner (she-camel). Stam- j'^;j ping the ground in walk (woman).
Bird's nest.
^'^ ^ s^^j
oîfJj ->^3i '"'^Ji of a building.
Feast given at the completion
AAr
To
To To
fist,
Strong water-skin. Ploughshare.
fis^^
to drive
^
i I^Jj
j%u jTj
kj
;^^ ^ j;^^
îr/lj
a. 0.
back.
thi'ust a. 0.
sti'jk
with (a lance),
To drop
(water,
CsLT^j
(a spear) into the
jA
tears). To let out water (bucket). To gutter (flat roof ). ..i^^^Tj ^^ jlj To have a defect, a CiJj ^r^j ^Sj vice. To be unjust, wrongful. To
ground.
commit an
offence.
j!
To be ready for (mischief). JjS'^ To lean on (a staff). jc. To be gorged with (food). ^^ To decrease, ^jlj CJj ,jJs6 ^j -,
To put a pack-
oiTTj
^Mj
J
wi^j
to
become
deficient.
fin
saddle upon (an ass).
To
<-j^>JI
diminish, to lessen
losses
,_^jj
^j
He attacked him at
war.
5 wJS'lj
a. th.
To experience
6
J ,_îj ^fj
To lead a. o. into crime. To expect (news). To counteract a. o. To decline, to deviate. To make (water) to drip, A
to give vent to (water).
ôrjl
in (trade).
To upbraid, to blame a. o. s ,_j_5'j He inflicted a loss upon him.o>U Jl

t.ir I
j
Loss, damage. Decrease. Falling

off.
j_^s'j
oiT*
Mansion
in
which the moon
is
eclipsed. Splinter of bone
remaining
i^-^S^^ ^Q
Vice, defect. Foot of a
tjlT j1
^jJTj
in the
wound.
oil? cicatrised without being per-
Weakness. Corruption. Heaviness. Sweat. Awning.

mountain.
He sold at a loss. The wound of his

head
is
^^^
tp
i^t
Pack-saddle for
asses.
fectly cured.
ii/j.?
To slacken the
pace (beast).
*j
an
j%^: jsj
Ji.
--
To To
intrust a.
o,
with
Neither more nor less. JaLX Vj '^j V Contemptible, vile, mean. ^J^'i\
To apply jt
o.'s self
JiTljj
OaiTj Ji%u
M) *
affair).
put confidence in
To bump
unremittingly to. the head n Cj^
^^
^
2^
-ft-
(God).
against (his mother's udder: lamb).
To
appoint a. o. as an agent, a trustee, a proxy.

feed a. o.
{
J^J j^j
^ To
To
for
j^l
de-
intrust a. o. with.
To
o5
jTlj
legate, to set a. o. over (an affair).
To walk
(beast
sluggishly
).
2f
Vifej^
To trust in o. a. VlSj,J art'yi To be appointed as a trustee. Jfe>^j To hold o."s self respon_^\ d^y sible for. To assume an affair upon
o.'s self.
To sting a. o. (scorpion). To strike a. o. on (the nose). A To reprehend a. o. on. tj To have a distorted toe. C.5j ^r_^ î'j To be vile (man). To be jtijTj ^-^^ strong (horse). To be rough (skin). To tread (the hen cock). ^ ^|j To become hardened ( foot ). To ^jl be deprived of good qualities. To
cause inconvenience.
To be
fast, firm
^'y^\j r^\j
(thing).
in,
leave, to forsake a. th. a Impotent, dis- jf i;^:^ ii^Cj iirjj ^^j qualified man appointing a trustee.
To To To
trust
rely
to rely upon, jt Jfeolj

o.
Distortion of the tGe.

Vile, contemptible.îjMJ
^j
^jj
f.Jsd f.^j
upon
another.
J^G^
Sti'ong
horse). Strongly sewed
^j
(water-skin).
Resolute, steady heart.
^j
^
ûSj
j.
Slow pace of a beast.

Trusteeship.
Jifc>j
Having distorted
toes. Foolish.
^'j
^'^
Power
oVfej,
^^ ^Jtisj,
To
strike a.
o.
S (iij
c^' -^J "^
of attorney.
-t)-
Management, agency.
^J,'^'
with (a
stick).
Factory.
*^^-
To
conclude a precarious
\ji-
Reliance upon another.

Delegation, prociu'ation.
d^^
Jcf'jJ
agreement with.
Small quantity of rain. Compact .cjj Precarious promise. Remainder of
wine, -water. Flour.
I
!
Reliance, trust.
Slack, wanting the spur
(horse).
Jlfe4l
iiTlj j>
jflj
asting
(debt).
(evil).
Crushing
C>^ j
t-ijj
oi'.l
j
Trustee, manager, '5^j ^ J^fj agent, proxy, attorney. ^ Representative of

ter.
To pene- J\j * ^, j
trate into.
?!4i
^j
-ft-
firm.
Station-masJl^
To f"8l a pain. He disposed of
r-ij
Intrusted to a.o. (affair).
his property
C srJj
To grieve
a. o.
to
j(
Cjj
^^
^^
J^>
during his lifetime.
He intrusted him
the affair.
-with
VI *lJlj S
To
subdue a. o. îsu ^Xj be grieved, sad. To be stripped of its plants z^'^j
To
insert, j fi> (^5cl ^C Ij (>>^l. !!t5 j1 to introduce a. th. into (another).

,
(land).
To penetrate into. A r-S^b Jl 5?5>' ^ To take (an affair) upon ^'J

fi>
o.'s self.
Road in the sand. An entering, a passing
^j
in.
z^)_j
Forest haunted by wild beasts, -^^j To sit down. To run Cij o^- c^ ^ vehemently. ~ jc-j A ^_^'jj ^J To brood (hen). To be strengthened, fii^m. To ^^.^j
enjoy authority.
Bird's
nest
:
^Jj
Thoroughfares. Inland countries, Spoons for honey.

Cave, cavern. cA>ijj
^r*^
^j
*^J
j;y>j
o^ji
o^'JJ
S''-i^
-^
o^^
hole, shelter of a bird.
jb
^J
?r
Winding
Goiug
in
of a valley. Passage.
incessantly.:;^ _^
Nest.
o'^jj
oOi^jj
J.
and out
oJ)
*^jj
Sitting.
<^\j
,
Îj
-
Restless, unquiet,
^lisfortune. Pain in the belly.
To
jtj i* jrX A the head of (a skin).

tie
G5
^%*i
Jj
Pain, suffering.
Suffering (man).
^Ji'j^j
Going
in
and out incessan- ^_^j

:
tly, bustler.
p5U Js J'jl He gave sparingly to. He became silent, iii^ J^'j^J ?=? J^ "" j"j^^^\ ^j^> To be filled (skin). To be laden with fat ( camel ). To be cos^
Familiar
guer.
follower, partisan.
artful, intri-
*?6-lj
^^'Ip-
tive (bowels).
Meddlesome,
^VJ
Covert of a wild beast. Entrance, way in. irsJJS'' t 'tJ.'^' To overload (a beast), s Gjj rdi rrjj -8-
^y
Leather-strap of a skin. l^'/l r- '^J, Closed skin. J')^ To wail, to shriek Vl^Jjj iJ\^J JSb
(woman). To howl (wolf).

jrjjj 'H'jj Wailing. Cries of pain, grief; cries of wailing-women. Howl.
Large sack,
date-basket.
r^-J^jj -r-^j cr
*^J
To hasten,
quickly.
to
go
C_^j wi/ kJj -^
To bring
forth
(female).
To beget
sous (man).
To penetrate into. To reach so far as.

D Kind of Euphorbia.
Off-shoot. Off-spring.
Jl
k-Jj
To give birth to (a child). A^ y To produce (a plant land). To assist (a woman) in child-^j oJj birth (midwife). To assist (a female)
:
t2}j
-^^J "^
To impair
cJ'jbt ^^J Û'
(the right) of
a. o.
r^^
AAo
Jjj
Born
a
fi'om
an Arab father and

motliei-.
J^
in parturition.
To rear
(a child).
To
Jj
foreign
Post-classical
produce
a. th.
^tk
fi,
(word). Apocryphal (book). Inconclusive argument.
To
sjj^ji j-i;
derive, to originate
Midwife. Born. Child.

<-
Sa|>:
^\y
^ ^j^-
from. To bring forth (ewe). To lS>ll. 'c/jij] be at the time of delivery (woman).
a. th.
Next born, youn- j^l j:\j jp ,yy ger than his brother (child).
quicklyCiajj CJj^.pAJu-'j in sti-etching the neck (she-camel). To deceive, to act

perfidiously with.
To walk
He begot a child from her. Ijjj Ualjl To be born, to emanate, to be J^'J
produced, to derive from.
They multiplied by generation. \j'ji\'J To ask a child (from God). jJ^LLl

iVJl
To
To
wi.
f. s. pi.)
ajjj
jjj
J jjj
misrepresent
Child, son, off-
ji'jj
zji[j
s^jj
(facts).
spring, youngling,
1
conspire together against.
do not yd ,^,li^l j.!j ^1 JJ^:^ U know from which oiigin he is.

j,-j'j
Deceit, treachery.
Walking
__ quickly in stretching the neck (camel)
Infant child.
Child-birth. Birth-time.
soJ
Born at the
^'j
--
To lie. He wronged
their right
olab
Cj'A
o)j)
SlJ
OUJ^j CJj
/ij
others in
;
J^\
j^ CJj
time, coeval, coetaneous. Childbirth, delivery, birth.

Êlites, eagle-stone.
same
SiVj*,
he carried away their
sSVJI
property.
Parent,
_^
Jjjj
To
I
stop, to detain a. o.
o1:!I3j oj'jiXj
SlOjj
father, mother.
do not
know what
,
;U)j \f i^j a1 C>
Bringing forth
(female).
oli}!}
has hindered him.
Z'jiXjj jifj
^%Xi ii^5 ,1^ t^3j r.!3 ;io,i ii'yi ;.)3 To be fond of to covet a. th. ^ ^'J;j To be streaked (bull). J3 <> To kindle (the fire). To render a. o. ^5 ^^%\^ ^S^ ^3 eagerly desirous of. To "urge, to
, ; '
Pregnant. Prolific
(ewe).
Jj ^
^J'jj
Both parents, father'and

mother.
Infancy, childhood.
0WI3JI
fi,
4i'Jjj
îjj
Harshness of temper.
Childishness.
excite a. o. to.
I
do not
know what
^;^3 ^j
;
_
>
To
be childish
to dally, to
has become of him.

Lie.
oJ^y
wanton.
Effect produced
by an instru-
Great
o-};^
lie.
<
Violent love, fondness Live coal : match.
ment. [Prosody). First use of a comparison or description.

Birth.
Liar.
J 3=
;
K^%
Born. Sou, boy

slave-born.
Î'-Oj^j S'aJj^
Hindrance.
Inquisitive (man).
jj/j
Girl
in its en-
slave-born female, jjy'j

affair.
Palm-blossom involved
velope.
;a.t3
Momentous
^^;
'cU^J îOj' v Birth-time, birth-place." vî "^
y]
In love with, eagerly desirous

of.
Birth-day, feast.
Birth-time.
4^
Streaked (bull, horse). ^'î, Heart-wounded ^'_, ^-^^ raptured ; passionately fond.
;
^|
Feast of Christmas. Having brought J,^yyiJ

forth (ewe).
^\\y ^ "
0513;;
i>U. ;i%j] 'SJ.

^'
4^^
AAA
Sj
To bereave ( a mother) of ( her

child).
To
confound, to perplex
0. (-wine).
*1jb
a. o. (grief).
To lap (dog). ^,j î J CU)3j_ iSj^Jjj^ He has not tasted anything.&yj >Jj C* To give to (a dog) a. th. to lap. i ^j1
Small bucket.
Lick, di-aught, morsel. Drinking- vessel for a dog.
*i'j
To intoxicate a. To be distui-bed
in mind.
i,)j
Grief. Consternation. Fear. Pei-eft of a dear one.oli'jjj ("^
i:^j A^'-
Dejected.
^/jsl^ Regardless of his honour. To C543j CiVlj OVj,j Ci33 îj ^33 -
Xi^Jj
_ _
Desponding, dejected
Jdji
^^
(woman).
Satan.
To come together
^
flash successively (lightnings). Cy j in a file
He was
sand.
destroyed.
'4>' i/r>'3 ^,
o^^^l ^3
^j'
(men).
To pack up things
parture).
for (de-
wil3 "^
Water absorbed in
the
iyj
To have
A:* Perplexing desert. *J,\y cr Gi-ieved by the loss of her child (mother). Strong (wind).
familiar i (J>Sj,j 'i^\'y ^'3 intercourse with: to be attached to.
^
^
J^
Cyclamen^ sow-bread (plant),

Friend Gallop of a horse. Continuous lightning, Familiar intercourse. Familiar, intimate
friend.
^j
->
To be
or
adja-
ifcj
CJ3
JS 4,h
'^->
0. cent, contiguous to. "To follow a.
immediately. Do eat what is within thy reach. To be set over (a Jpj

a. th.
*i)l3>
iU/
fi>
C>i
1' Vj_
of.
d/j
province), to have charge
To rule a. o. J^-'J,^-'-' 5 Vjj Vvj To be the friend of. J/j watered by spring-rain To be
(ground).
^ 3 Jî J'3 -^ To walk quickly. strike a. 0. with (a sword). ^ 5 To slightly with (a To thrast a. 0.
spear).
To persevere in. To be seized with
J,
^'2J
I
<3%\^^ j),
jb
jjj
To
set a. 0.
5 '^yo,[
djh,'^/y ^J
over. To intrust a. 0. with the government of (a province), the mana-
Run
madness. of a she-camel. Swift (she- cP^

camel).
flour,
gement
of (an affair).
;
Dish made of
milk.
butter and
;2J y,-?
To turn away from
to
J-J
}'j
shun a. 0. or a. th. He turned back, he
Madness.
C.
j\
Jyj
Insane.
J'j
^ ^S^'i
J'j\
i^J'
Jy^
-^
made his He tui-oed
escape.
To
give a feast, a
Jj
the back upon
'/j!^
Jj
dinnei'-party.
him. To begin to dry (dates). f Vj To be the friend,

helper, auxiliary of
;
Saddle-strap.
Jjj Ji
^
^
.j
J Vyj
The whole
(of a thing).
x;J3
sVlî
JO *
5_^
to unite with.
ojj
To
continue, to pursue
jy'^ ^ *y,3 Feast, dinner-party. *'3 *JClj -Jyj,CJ3 -^^rj 4i *)-3j 4i To be sad. To be dejected, depressed
affairs). a. th. To combine (two To set (sheep) apart. To bring a. 0. or a. th.^^j 5 >ll.
by
grief.
To
fear a. th.
o-r^^JJ
*13
j/l
near.
To
intrust a. 0. with the care of (an orphan).
^l Jl. *!,3 He ran up in'^fear to his mother (child). She vearned after her U.-J3 J^ c-jO
child.
JUj
D Polite term for calling a
AAY
3
S>
benefit
M03-
<!)
He conferred a
CjjI,^ Jjt
lem woman.
SadiUe-cloth.
Food
OVjj
M3
set apart for a guest.
Contiguous house. Showery. Appointment to an office. Transfer of a purchase. Jurisdiction, dominion. Proximity. _;ij^ Uninterrupted succession. ^Jl^j Vali, govei'nor of a Turkish ;Vj ^ Jlj
province.
upon him. What a bountiful man ,jyy.'Ji, ivjl U To take a. 0. as a friend, s C)y Jy To be invested with (a dignity), /b To take a. th. upon o.'s self. To be intrusted with (an affair). They subdued him by the -u oiJlj e'J'J sword. To turn the back to. J'J
I
Abler,
fit-
Jljlj cj'/j\
^ oQjl
of,
-^ jjl
^JjJ
ter for,
worther more
oUs'ijj
entitled to.
To come consecutively. (J \y Ji]^ To conquer, to jc. fûLL] J'j^' overpowei'. To get the mastery over. To reach (the aim in view).
'^
F. Abler,
Jj p^s^J -^
2X1 Jj1,i')
Vicinage, neighbourhood,
-Vjj Jj
oiJ
V'j
worthier (woman). Expression of curse or

tJireat.
We
Jjl
became parted
Jj
JiCj
after union.
Woe
to
him
Woe
to thee
'j_fj\
Relative adject, of ^J\ theirs.

]\Iaster, lord.
His house adjoin.? mine, jj li ijiS 'Jj Second rain in the xr),>l ^ 'S/jj 'jj
spring.
Freed slave.
Jl^;: !r
>*
Helper, auxiliary.
nion.
sin
: ;
compaSon-in-law uncle, nephew, couFriend,
Government, management. Kinsuccour.
'Vj dred. Friendship. Relationship. Help,
near relation. Ally,
follower.
Mollah,
Moslem judge.
They are the
relations
o^^
*V3
'^
Kind of short poem.

Camel-drivers song, jj j \y ^ romance, cantata. Ward, minor. "Q^'y"
of such a one.
Right of succession to the property of a freed man.

Continuity.
)
IjVjj 'Vj
Vj
(
Order of dervishes Mevlevis.
un. '^^'^
'A.)'/*
If
not
or.
for VIJ
Sj, 4-
They came one

*iy!^
Vj,
Jc
j\
tVj_ IjiU-
Suzerainty.
after another.
Invested with authority.
jS^
Jl^
^
JljL^
Following uninterruptedly,
successive.
Government, management of a SiVj_ province. Supremacy, dominion.

Blood-kindred.
;:
Vj ^
oVj
Name
0/" ^/te
i^for
'^
^Ci* )
*Ut;:
State. Vilayet,
oCvj, ^
*iVj, j X^Sj
sectators of Ali
(m
Syria).
Turkish province.
Metualis.
(jlj *^l. ^j'j,*^* jj ^JJ ^'j li i^j "^ To make a sign with the head to. To agree with a. o. V\I>V^ \j^\j
,
The United States. sa>-i4Jl oCv^JI They are all ^JÔ ^V3 >
leagued against me.
^
^
2^
They
give help to
Sa^lj
pjj jt '^
3I
Sign with the head. 'lîU 'Uj Accident, mishap. Xij'O Above-mentioned, aforesaid, jji^ li^ Mark of a sun-stroke. o:/j r-.j"j -Vt
one another.
Friend, beloved. Lord,
.Q
'J,j
Benefactor, partner, companion. Heir. Tutor, guardian. Saint
master.
To To
be hot, sultry
\jjij j^'jl'jjij -^
(amongst Moslems).
(night).
The
it
friend of God.
get angry with. Intense heat in the night.
Crown-prince.
Sji>3j -^'j
Master of favours
{sur-
Sultry night.
S^jJ -^3 *9
name o/the
Sultan).
AAA
tij
(the nose
:
Xp- y To be slow in acting. <j}^ To weaken, to enervate a. o. Ûl Jjj To be remiss in (work), j Cji^j j'<'y To be dilatory in.
To move
Ky^
j^ yj
-ft-
excited man).
'VJjJ >^3 Fatigue, weariness. Slowness, remissness. Languid in her deport- slj'ij SUb ^J
yji To prepare to rise up (man). He walks hoppingly. ^^\ J To rub, to tj * C-'j a-!-i ^'i ^
y^
To
polish a. th. with. prostitute herself (woman). cJ-^jl

*l->j u-^>^ "^
ment (woman).
Pearl.
*sijJ
Prostitute, strumpet.
^3
^Veak ; slow, remiss. Weary.
CJIj
>.
oO
\
jaf^jh CUi2 jj '^^^ JJ '^3 J^l J^'j To shine faintly "(lightning). i^s'C^X ^^ To look stealthily, to glance at. ja^jl
,
cXy Slowness, delay. Remissness, languidness Lazy, remiss, languid, dilatoiy. ol}^
Glass-bead. Enamel.
Poi'i,
He smiled. He made a sign
*^^
to.
Flash of lightning
"Weariness, overfatigue.
o1^3j
u^3
"^
'VV-J
,r
"ii'jj^'j
'''~:^
harbour. 'j,^^j ol^^

snort
(lion,
't^rfJ
o'^'j
To
to
snarl, to grumble,
To To
love a. o.
^j
,
(a3
Jî J^3
dog).
To
weep
(>>3 "^
tenderly. love '^\y^ ^ C3C>j, j '*S^\y J^^j one another. To court the affection of a. o. s j^'Ji In love of, lover. J^3
(woman).
SnarUng
(lion).
_
To
give,
J * xl* J Cjijj *V*3 vî to bestow a. th. upon.

give
>r-*3
May God
me
ii'A'A
^ -i'
s?^-^
for thy ransom! Suppose ljS"cJi;5 (A) I have done so.
Loved, cbei'ished. Fullness, broadness.
t^ri;*
("^0 ,>^
{dual
)
To have a numerous
progeny. To be vehemently
yy - o'J
0^3
*^3i
-^
Suppose,
pi.) ai*
1^
Ca
**3 "^
you both.
hot (day).
a. o.
To surpass
^^
w^ 3j
v^ ~
Desert.
,>'3^ ?r *'^3^-)
^>*
~ ^J
in liberality.
i ^\'j To vie iu liberality with. o^, w-jl To remain with, in the possession of to come within the
:
{SeelAj).
Weakness. Kind of
cymbal.
CiJ
c/j -^
To hum, To
to buzz (fly).
To
S
reach of
a. o. (thing).
o!Ai5
o.'
grumble, to complain.
To prepare a. th. for a. o. To facilitate a. th. for a. To reciprocate gifts. To receive a. th. as"a gift. To ask a. th. as a gift. To ask a. o. for (a gift).
Free
gift,
* -
upbraid, to re-
wJj -^
buke a. o. Kind of guitar.
To To
settle in (a
fejj
t^^
^3 ^
place).
leave dirt
(*ijjj C^jj
^ v3 *
J3
present.
r^^>
Grant,
*r^3^J v^>*-^
~
j
Dii't of flies.
favour, benefit.
Giving. Giver.^yi^j *j^3j "r'^3j v^'3
i,jj,sri
*
-
To be weak,
miss, slow
I
rein.
',j.jj
Generous.
Infused (grace). Inborn (gift). Fanatical sect of Ai-abia, the
'^j
k^JWj
I
Wahabees.
Gift, present.
^\> ^
<^yj
r-^>*
To forsake a. o. To tuck up (the sleeves). To give up a. th. He does not cease doing.
5
fi>
laAj
jf 5 j*j To excite a. o. to. To tread heavily (beast of jy burden). To walk sluggishly (raau). He rushed uponhimh'om behind. iiU.
Small tank, pool. Hollow in a mountain holding water. Preparing. Powerful. Prepared, ready (food).
tJiy
*^,y
îy
r>*J>'
*J
j^'j Short and sturdy man. jt*j Deportment of a modest woman. jiji Having a fine gait. Trampling heavily .ja^'j jyj J*>* To tread under A Cij ^J^^ foot. To break, to smash a. th. ~ He acted cunningly in the J"'^ 4
Bestowed. Son, Donee.
child.
To
squeeze, to
a. th.
Gubj
c^' z^'j
-ft-
compress
To
stink (meat).
cuaj'
^j
-ft-
Depressed ground. c-*j t *=*3 To apply j cJ- yji^j c^*i i-*3 ^

o.'s self cai-efully to.
affair.
To
(o.'s
blaze
CGu^jj GiAj
^jvfi'
t^^'j
"^
To
act wrongfully towards

at a
jt
fiercely (fire).
people).
To
,j-J'\'Jij
kindle (the
fire).
(
To walk
To
^j-^'yj u^\jj
~ To
be kindled
fire
).
To be
quick pace (camel, man). act cunningly and wrongfully with a. o.

sluggishly.
^\j
To walk
^y
(j-*3
vehemently hot (day, sun). strong (perfume). To shine (gem). Heat of (the sun, of fire). Ardour, heat. Diffusion of an r--*j
A ^S\ r^ y To be
^j
Evil. Slander.
odour.
Dish made of locusts and

grease.
Hi'SJ
Ardent, intense To prepare (a
(fire).
j-'^j
fit,
jjLj
ji*j
-R-
To walk barefoot. J^y J-^j "^ To walk heavily. To break a. th. A CaAj â^/ ^jodj -Ssoft. To throw a. o. down. To tread
a. th.
bed) for a.
o.
To
recline
down
J^ y
Depressed, low
ground.
Abyss, deep cavity. i\xj j^j Depressed (ground). First days of a lunar month,
of a week.
?r
heavily under foot.
^3
a*jl
jjtVj)
Tract of depressed land. t^j Depressed place. o*^*>* t <j^'y' Stout (man). ju-Jlîay^ o'^'y Round and depressed Tjak j jaAj -J^
tract.
To throw
a.
0. into
5 jAjj ly> J j4i j^'j "^ an inextricable difficulty.

,
To be
languid,
Ckaj
It*/
izSj^
fi>
weak. To break
foot.
to tread a. th. under
^ To frighten a. o. To pass away (night). To be ^y o\er (winter). To collapse (sandhill).
To pierce a. o. with a spear. s To weaken to throw a. o. a Jiajl down. To throw a. o. into misfortime. To wound to kill a. o. hly To be broken, trodden under
;
He disturbed him
speech.
in
j>y^\ J
To know
a. th. to
o ^^flS-^b j^j^[
^dj
certainty.
Heat and mirage produced by

the reflection of the solar rays. ^ Fright, fear. Dignified mien.
Dignified, sedate.
foot.
To sink into (mire). To spread (a mattress).

Emaciation. Party of men. Grove, thicket of mimosa.
Ja^^j
s^3
A
Laj
Sâj ^-^'^
^
r -^3
Deep
ditch. Gulf,
JUji,j Jaftj
abyss.
ol^^j Oran, tovm of Algeria. Hj 4* \jj jî j*3 To tread a. th. under foot. To strike and repel a. o. To crush (a louse).
ov
^
Cf^
He omitted (a prostration) in (prayers).
(
A\0
Riots, quarrels.
/v*J
xiiTj
v*j1
lUjl
To become
^
To suspect
of.
a. 0.
^_,
^^'b
j,*^
h vO^
verdant
(plant).
Cla jj Ciaj oi*/ i-Jaj -fr plant ). To be shaken the reach J ^^'J\j
To draw near (man).
To
suppose, to imagine, to
tli.
^
\j
^y
"^
To come within
of.
conjecture, to suspect a.
To bo
scared, per-
^s'_^
_J>'j>\
To be a
sacristan. sSlijj (ij wi/ Uti'j

<-i*lS
plexed.
To be
afraid (child).
of.
Sacristan.
To be
su-spected
^ j^\
Church-keeping,
vestry.
*!* j
*^jj
^4;'
*>^'x
Opinion, thought, sur-
ûjl ^ ^ftj mise, presumption. Imaginitive power. Instinct. High road. < Fiîght,
fear.
To
catch, to hold
1^3
jSj
-K-
a. o. in
a lasso.
There is no escape '_^j V la*' from it. Strong^'jj j,ji.ji j\s>J\ ^ 5i*j ^ ^j and well trained (camel).
Suspicion, doubt.
~ To vnthhold a. 0. from. o* ^ To sti'etch the neck in walk. j\j To vie in quickness with (ano5
ther
:
camel).
(a beast), s jijl
îl&i)l
^^j
To throw a lasso to He confused him in

speech.
J
:
S j^'Ji
Imagination, repre sentative power. Imaginary, conjectural, hypothetic. False, groundless.
To do the very same thing

'^j
to
ji\y
keep pace together.

Lasso, noose.
3\j\
?r
3^jj
3^j
Groundless opinion ; oi1*aj t chimera, fancy, hypothesis.
*c-*3
To
a
Jl^>U3 J^/ j Ja^' Jaj -Hture, to form opinions concerning

th.
conjee-
Amphibology
Suspicion
:
; ambiguousness. j,\^\ charge. cJC^<j ^ X^> Imputation. Calumny. Suspected. j^J Suspecting, suspected. ,
j^
b ,^J J*ji J* 3 To be weak. To be scared away towards, ji^ ja j To commit a mistake in. To ^j J
ned, scared.
To be
frighte- jSyi^
Opinion, supposition, fancy.
^'y
>>>
overlook
a. th.
Imagined, fancied, supposed. To be, to enter îjlj Cxaj ^j upon the middle of the night.
,
^j ^
^'j
To To
frighten a. 0.
lead a.
0.
Jaj
into error.
j^'J;
Fright, fear.
<Ujj Jaj
/J^\jj
all.
To weaken,
disable
to
ts
^'J\j
^jj
Since the
first
J^jj
jCij Jjl
a. o.
instant, first of
To be weak, unable t* j
to work.
jA'y_
^'jj
Weak, fearful. To imagine, to fancy a. th. To

(thought).
Ja '^J^j JIJ ZSj jr*l j^j ^ occur to the mind

fi>
To be unable
hawk).
to fly (surfeited
^'J;
To form a wrong opinion about, J

'^jj
V/eakness, languiduess in
^j
^j
caj
to think
of.
work. Short and bulky (man). Big and strong (camel).

Middle of the night, j^ll
ci^^
To make a
o^'yj
j ^jlj ,Caj jj>jl v^j mistake in (calculation). To make a. 0. to form s vOb V'j an opinion about, to make a. 0. to
suspect a. th.
Foreman. "Weak, disabled.
^'j ^
^^1,13
< He
He
The
shortest rib.
Rheumatism
51*13
left
scared such a one. ô5^ J jjd out (such a sum) ^^ (jT v* J'
in the arms, shoulders.
in (the account).
!!
^3
"What a Measure
to
wontlei-ful
A\\
thing
yj^ C4S
n
Slothful
(woman).
C*j
foolish
for grain (22
oCJj
bushels).
Weak,
-fr
feeble.
24 medds. about 5
Oh!
Interject, of pity or
^jjj ruj
wi3j
To bo weak, frail. To be
threaten to
fall
(
(man).
To
rent
skin,
f/trmf.
!
Woe?
(wall).
To be
(
Oh iJ(j jj _jj j T^jj, ^-'i j5, how unhappy is Zeyd
^J
clothes).
To break asunder
).
rope).
To
lit
:
burst (cloud
Woe
to thee
<^^J
His business arc in a bad

state
his water-skin
Word
of praise or tenderness ^j-Hused chiefly in addressing a child.
Jtu.- î j has burst.

'.[Â^
Dear me Dear me
I
I
To spoil, to injure a. th. A To chap the hands (cold,

work). Chap,
J^'j]
ioj
he is iiJ3 Alas, poor child! Mercy iJ CJjJ Cr43 on him Destitution, poverty. Thing ^Îj
beautiful
!
How
( un. x^j ) CajIj Jtj'pr s^J gap, chink.
Weak,
Rent.
<
flaccid.
coveted.
He has found the

his desire.
object of
C.j 3 Jil
Considera': le thing.
to he
Woe
to thee ( for 'dlSJj Calamity, mishap. Valley of

1
tiî
j -^
Small rent. Pearl. Fat beast

slaughtered.
fit
Jj'j
"^
hell.
Word
!
of threat or
dispraise:
Woe Alas Woe to me, woe to thee Woe to him Woe to Zeyd
! !
Abyss, chasm between two mountains.

Interject, expi'essive
\a\jj
*1a ji
iij}
!
iuJ} J^lj
,
Uljj
'Sj
ojj
-s_,
(l) of admiration
fine
luith
__^j5- î'jJ 'JiJ

i
or J.
Terrific disaster, j^j jj j; jj j; j 'j'/j To wish evil to a. o. Jj s jTj To wail in saying : to me jj^7 To wish evil one to another. j^j'Jj
Oh What a
!
thing
Lp
*jj
*'
^0
Cklj
(2) of sorrow ivith
Alas!
cJ^
Woe
Alas
sed
sive
We
of
have mis-
\s.
it.
Disgrace, dishonour. Cunning, artful. ^
o!>î
^ iUj
)
Interject, expres- oVSj
oV \sjj J
pity.
i^'j
-^
:C\ij
^j ^
i^d
life
:
admiration,
Fie!
Said of a
lit
:
( for *; v *Jij j\ gallant tnati jeopardising
'^'j
Bravo.
his
How
despicable or admiis
Woe
j^'J,
Jj
to his
mother
rable
Zeyd
;ij j
i^'j
Black grapes.
^j c^j
*iJ
!
-fr
-tt-
Alas
rich people are loved
Where? Word of incitement
(/or
i^'uj
cjl ) cij
*ij
!
or complaint.
Go on Alas
< and poor people are ^ Woe! Woe to thee Woe to him J i^j jj
!
J^
Vij
-^
despised.
iJ
wJ.jj
l^J^j dCJj
Q3j wi3
'
A\T)
r-
ij
To waste,
land).
to ruin (a
fit
lî
-H-
Postfix
perso?i
and pronoun cf the first j masc. and feminine. My.

,
-a-
Waste, desolate (land). Ruin. _,CJ Kind of bar!ey. jujl a^ -fr Root of the mandrake. ^jiA'j S
My book, my house, ^^ my sheep. When preceded by j j

fat ha
jj}'^
iS.jcS^
^5.e ^>:.
become
stiff,
(
it
takes
My
To wither
hard.
(plant).
stick.
My
:
sons.
*jj CjLit
,
dry.
To be
Sign
of the feminine in the
^$i^\
tough,
To
fi>
languish
Î'Aj
^jJu,
imperative
W^rite thou,
friendship).
Vocative particle Holloa,
woman Oh G
!
-S-
To
dry, to_de.siccate
Zeyd, come' on
li is also
jjj juj Q
a. th.
used idth J for expressing
To have withered plants (land ). ^jSA To walk on a dry ground. Imper. Hush. Be silent o-h''
Desiccation. Drought,
^-44.? o-s-i
admiration. 0! What a man

<>
!^
ji^
j|
>U'3
ij
i:
barrenness.
u-4i'j
o-i-ti-' t-r>riJ iH*i-J <j-H'J
stiff,
u-4-i
Desiccated, barren,
costive.
tough hard,
Sy May it be Would God How. How much, how often {in C

rvish.
! !
Exclamation of incitement. Come on, cheer up ^ Exclamation of wonder or
i)t
\>
an exclamative
sentence).
Ii3.
.
Dried (road). Worthless (man, woman ). Having no milk
^l
(
Whether...
or.
call.
.iti
ewe,
Invocation or
God!
i sCIj j
say, ]â G
woman). The dry land

hardness.
Desiccation.
hear
{opp. to the sea),
^'j]
To show kindness
to, to flatter a. o.
fut
\/\S
-K-
Dryness, drought. Stiffness,
w^'
^j-^
To
call out a. o.
.
1
Jj
"T '
(_
Kind of hawk.
Spring, elastic
force.
. '
Withei'ed plant. ^j^ Sweat, dry sweat. tUJI The two shank-bones. oCL" vt Hai'd bodies for trying swords. ^^^.Ij1
To
cA*"^^^
of.
^^ ur^J
o**^ tHî "^

C-'C j^-iIj ,jJu
despair
They are disunited. Blasting (wind).

Euphorbia^ tithy-
^_^1 jjj
J^
fCJ-^
To know,
ted with.
to be acquain-
w^-rct
^^j
y,^
To be
mal
(plant).
or become barren (woman).
C-U c
I.
'.
'2
To be or become
an orphan.
^j
of
To drive a. o. to despair. CX i^tjl To render (a woman) barren (God). To CLiL ^\X:. \j CUi ^^\f
1^
1^
To be weary, jaded. To bereave (a child)

his father.
despair
5
of.
îb
'c,
Jî
Despair.
*^'Gj
^t'Ij
She was
left
with orphan
C'(:j
children (widow).
^'0 Consumption, phtysis. Bai'ren, (woman). ^15 Desponding, hope- i^j^,j ^-^'j
^G
Orphanage
dei'eliction.^^
^jj
less.
"What a handy -woman! i'^ jjs] C

Hand. Ai-m. Foi'eleg of a beast. Handle of a tool. "Wing of a bii\l. Sleeve of a garment. Fulness of a garment. Might, power, authority, upper hand.
Influence,
"Weakness, weariness.
He walks
Orphan
sluggishly.
^ J
J^
child
therless
(child). Mo; fatherless (beast). Unitiue, pairless,
the only one.

Pairless pearl.
abihty. Help, assitance.

js\j ^ju.j jj.1
Benefit, favour.
The wonder
of his time,
yijil
^î 'J^ i,^

^_i[b'
Generosity.
j2\ ji. Powerful, influential. Owner. That is in my hands it jjj j {Sa
;
Isolated tracts of sand. "Woman left with or-
^^ ^
*^^
^,y
Sr'j*"
belongs to me.
I
phan children. "War renders chil-
ii/^
have no hand in
it.
o\'-*i
i^M-i.;.
J,
They go hand in hand against me. He gave it to him

as a free gift. Before him, at hand.
his obedience.
"Js sa>lj jS
^
ojj
dren orphans and their mothers widows. ~ :^ "^ She brought ijjj i-Â^'b
... C^
a/
_^
'^
Slkftl
^ Under
<tLl)l
*;
jj
Before the hour. He sold his sheep at

I
t^V
oy.
d^li ^-'^ 9^
j\ 'jf ^x:s-^
forth a child the feet foremost. cAf Birth of a y nrng the feet foremost. '^J^ Born the feet foremost. <Jiyj cr,y Having brought forth a young one the feet foremost.
t_)^' ^ Original name o/Medinah. ^j^W w^^k H Gog and Magog,
two different prices. owe him a be- t^V

nefit. I
o>U)
acknowledge his beneficence.

it.
shall never do
jAoJI
Ci/
iUil V
Northern nations Crooked mall for

playing.
(See jl>) ji*^
_,V'i \a*' J, 'V^ He has the upper hand in that affair. He is a thief: I'd long-handed. iL ejâS He is unable to do it lit
:
i)
i'Ji
Vsl
short-handed.
{See jy^_ Anything black. ( 5ee '^ ) >_Ûei Beast of burden. Smoke. Moslem name of S*^ John the ^Red. Onager
Baptist.
j^
-H-
He repented. He has a great

fund of science.
/ ju'
j J4~ jl -i*?îJI j J^Llt 'jCH i)

i
<
Stewed meat, ragout.
xli._r
^j' P
They
That
disper-
ii::
^jiC'l jl ^j/'l 1^1* i
To dye (cloth) red. He imposed upon
^.j;
'f.Jo
^
1
*^
jt
f,
j/
sed on
is
all sides.
what thou
iij;'
'c^^
C^
U*'
^
himself (a pilgrimage). Saffron. Brazil wood. Tarragon. Kind of red gum. Hackney. Led-horse.
^X\
ti'jj
hast deserved. Bright star in Orio. Manual (work).
'\}'^
Ji
Ts
-ft-
^JL-î-> ^r^'
j>
To wound
To
aid, to
to.
a. o.
on
Ga/
^ jj' jjj
hand.
5
Dexterous, handy (man). tSm Full (garment). Easy (life).
'jjJ
the hand.
To maim
a. o.'s
be beneficent, to do
Handy, light-handed (woman),

Helper, bearing a hand. Helped, aided.
xl'j^
good
'bio'
î^
*:)l,
"Wounded on the hand. Entrapped by the forelegs

(gazelle).
^S^ jXS
To receive a benefit. He lost one hand. To hand down a. th.

to
;
jA.
oa/ *^
lilî
i^jb'
JÛ
to requite a. o.
*lj|_ _j|
He deserved
To be
hard.
To be
\j\'J^
y^ri
'J.
well of him.
He
lent a
o>^ -u^ *I^W^'*' hand to such
hot (stone).
a one.
To render a. o. prosJ Îj^'J perous. To smooth the -way to. To behave gently, easily a _^C
towards.
Evil,
calamity; enmity
war.
^y'j^
y_
Hot, burning (day).
ol^j jO
-ft-
Gerboa (5ee ^j). Bracelet, arm- ^j

let.
\'y_
^'jii
^jV
Gr
To be
-wealthy, in
(^j IjQI.Î
0^1 v^^
eay circumstances. To pass to the left-hand

side.
Laxative,
electuary.
TrjSiS ?-
*?3^1j *f 3'il
(p^" p,^'
To be
Young
faint-hearted,
p._^ -H-
To become easy (thing). To get ready for (fight) To treat a o. gently. To draw lots for _^* \j _^lj
fi^
cowardly.
calf.
^.'jT
Faint-heartedness, cowardice.
p'^'
ÛJ
Gnat.
Cicitidela, firefly.
allotting (a slaughtered beast).
Gentleness.
ej\JL3j
life.
Easiness of
jCj j ,jLj.j yj Readiness to act.

jCf\
{un. isS'j^ ) ^.i^Reed. Pipe. Writing-reed. Mosquito.

firefly.
Party of gamblei-s.
Easy, gentle, tracjvljl ^ ^_-V^j table. Superintendant at the game

of arrows. Occurring on the left-hand
side.
writing-reed.
'^'^ji
Reed-bank. Ostrich. Cowardly, faint-hearted. Jaundice. Smut, oSl^'j oS

blight (disease in giâin).
"isX'j^ j
^\j[
!{'
J^ ^
Left hand
side.
left-hand
_,^C
Jaundiced (man). Smut-
JjjUj Jjl^
^J, ^ jCJ
Vehement huuger.
Left side.
p^j^ ^î ^jc^ Chi'ysoprase, kind of massive i'y a quartz.
On
the left side. jCiJl Ambidexter, using both hands alike.
^
:
j\ \j\lj
Fine silk tissue.
oU>j1
oli^
Ulj
P
-^
_^'1
with henna. Henna, plant and dye. "U^j

a. th.
To dye
fi>
'VT^'j
'^'Îr
Broken lines of cl^-^j J^'^ -r IrO the palm of the hand. Brand on a
beast's thighs.
Easier. Left handed. Left side
The Yezidees, {un. '^jju jj ) Si/iji * Pagan sect on the Euphrates. Watchman, spy, {un. ',^/jl 6'X P
")
î
^
'\
sentinel.
seated on the
left.
Allium
in
roseiiin, species of
Jjjij -^
Winner
at the
game
JJ^
jy_5
wild garlic.
arrows.
Easy, possible. Small in quantity, trifling.
JJ--J
To
journey, to go on
uJ
^
>^
-fr
(man).
To become
)Saj
\'y-lj I>-1 ,rrdi
'^
little, in
small quantity.
gentle, tractable (man, beast).
Prosperity, increase in (flocks). ,n-jj Walking gracefully j^^lj jy^\ J-i

(horse).
To have an
easy con-
Cj'^^^j o^--^
finement (woman).
Game
of ari'ows, of hazard.
__p_ii
To draw lots with arrows. \yj _^ To occui' to a. 0. on s ^C7j îj

the
left -side.
Slaughtered camel staked for the
game.
Easiness of tern- s^Liij 1'^--:^^'^ Vji!^ per, gentleness. Easiness of circumstances. Left side. Left
To be easy
(affair).
to a.
o.
i^^ ^'Sf j^\
wing
of
jjji ^
%'jilj>
an army.
Gentleness.
To become scanty. i^^ ^'-ii' -r'-J To multiply, and prosper (flocks), ^li To possess prosperous flocks. To facilitate, to prepare a. th. J A
for.
S^ci
'
J3A>
(A\o)
w
iJ-y'Vj
the top of the head. Summit of tho ^^'jf.

head. Vertex.
r^V,
He has overcome him, To be grown up, ^;^j
*iyC
,
^fj
in ,j:^,^ easy circumstances. The Bestower, the Disposer of all things i. e. God.
Wealthy,
j^j
-k
.r^y
.rîJI
C^f /.i-T /X' adult (youth). He climbed the mountain, îljj

Hill.
^
^;
;4i'
Adult, young
^^ ^
x_;i' J
,
y,u/j
man.
Adult,
(m
/. s. ^j/.)
p,Ui; 1
Of
full
age, adult,
oViiij
*iii'
^ ^
jy^Cf ^ jy^ shed (atfair). Easy, practicable. Do take what is o3>l^ f.ij oj_y^ XC easy, and leave what is difficult in it. Christian name of Jesus Our ^.^ H Lord.
Jesuit.
Successfully accompli-
;4V
*:%>^ T Ji>4
"^
young man.
PI. Difficult (affairs). Lofty (mountains).
olijC
Joseph.
~-Â H
t?;^l ^^-^ji
^
^
x;;jC
Kind of mandarinorange.
Elevated ground. Broken by age (old
^ji^
c;ii ?r
x;Jlf
^
'^
Sequestration. Prohibited,
jij Ts
it
o^'
Contraband.
man). Four years old
(bull).
To
prohi>ît
to seques-
jlj
-^
Cow
To
in calf.
oUi' ^
^_^2j a
iii'
ter, to confiscate.
^
be white.
j^ji"
To be
sequestered,
^c ^tlij -^
Spadix of palm-trees. Cotton. jir Snowy-white. ^jJÛf J?-i'-> Jî' <>y CoC wn. :Cj.C ) c^sl^/ ^ o^C P rundum, sapphire. Various gems of
the East.
confiscated.
^
<>
Sequestration, con<iscation.j;j..^j ^^
Cavass, attendant
consuls,
^3e,2lj
"
j '^Slj
Ts
escorting
East.
bishops in the
Carbuncle, ruby red sapphu'e,
re-l
jj^\j '^S'j*i o^sC hyacinth.
Jasmine (flower).
oji-^Qj ^.^\.
Li,\j
Long
a,G
Blue sapphire, azure hyacinth. J3j1
J^ jy^CiiU !
Ts
-ft-
live
the Sultan
Green coruodum. Oriental

emerald.
^1
Jasper, precious stone.

Jasper, precious stone
of various colours.
,_^'j _^5
,_'
h' j o1j
-W-
Topaz
yellow sapphire, gold JJs\ hyacinth.

;
Jade, dark green stone

^
agate.
To
^P
^r
-jj-
'^^f fa^.!/" Jasr -)iwake, to be awake. To be cautious,

Jaif.'
i
*iur JaJCr
women. jii.C Te Dry herbage ^^Cl ^ >a/ 1 - ^^^ Face-veil of

;
wary.
fodder.
a. o.
To awaken To
from
^ iai'lj Jidf
To
bleat (ewe,
ijii
_^- j
^'
goal).
raise (the dust).
To
Jii'lj
a. o.
Kid tied in a
pitfall
excite (hatred).
To
caution
for alluring lions.
To awake,
ned.
to be
awake-
Ja2liJl Ij ^'.~,
To be roused
(attention).
To
Bleating of sheep. Bleating often.

Squall uttered i3\s.\,_ JjUij >U/ ia-T-J^ /or frightenin() a ivolf, for loarning a man. Hideous. Ugly. To squall for Ja;/'lj JatC j J^r
become cautious,
vigilant.
JiiliJ,!,
ji,2,'
To tinkle (anklets). Waking, sleeplessness. "Waking, Jiii^ ^ uU4fj
-iiîJ
^3/
kir
awake. Cautious, watchful. Wakeful. Cautious JiU/' ^ (woman).
frightening (wolves).
Gazelle.
See J^
jA^
"
:^
More wary
Cock.
than.
-
Ja^/*!
_^;]
n Label, post-bill.
:cUG j iiC
T
-j:}-
oOatJl
To
strike a. o. on
ts
(ij;'
^z î'
u5
To aim
spear).
at a.
o.
with (a
To be
J^,
'J^
'c/;
certain,
1 C4f î Cifj
^
o^c-'-'
'
^yi
^
""
obvious.
To perform
Sea.
ablutions with sand.
To know
"
a. th.
V-*
'^'
<
Side, part.
;
^^' ^
^t/
'
)
^ As to me for my part. A Completely. Not at all.

Wild
pigeon.
(
l^
-^
to a certainty, to be convinced of. To be sure, certain oj * o^-^ b o'i of. To believe a. th. firmly.
'
un. jii;/
î;/
True knowledge.
Credulous, too easy
of belief.
xii'^ -yli
;pi
Turtle-dove.
Young
^rci-i j'Q' one of the pigeon, of the j,y\f
jif^
ostrich.
Sv.ocessful, lucky.
Certainty. Persuasion. Settled

conviction. Firm,
caa^
belief.
unwavering
Thrown
by the
into the sea.

sea.
Swept
y^Ci
^y^
^ J'î S
"i/Jî.
Homily, sermon.
True knowledge, 'jâ^ 'J&3 j-z?^\ 'J^^ Unquestionable truth. j^^^ Jj* t-ST Certainly, undoubtedly.
Centaura eriophora
{plant),
a Scullion, helper.
j/j^^j
^
Te
-J^
He knows
it
for
a certainty.
C-S)' iiit
Jlif
To meet
a. o. ^ il;/
jîr
^..j'
j J^'
Picture, medal. Knowing to a certainty.
^ja
v'i-^t >
on the right
side.
s
Credulous.
Cx;/
<i^-
To
bless, to
o.
C^j
J^^-i o*i'
render a.
prosperous (God).
'
ajV^j vif Te Collar of a coat. ixr P <. One. Ace (at cards, dice).
To
t_.
^VJj ^'ij
lead
a. o.
0*i J to the right.

lucky.
'^'
Cryii
Cr^~
From one
to another.
Nephew. The New World, Ame-
Z^ ^_ Te di j^ Te
"dCJ
^^vd'
To be happy,
'^'
0*i-
<^h
^^'
rica.
He was
0*i^ >^ CrSiJ tA a cause*^*^^ jl j;*^ jt <il^j

0*i-i
Janissary,
'^Sjiî
"^j i^y^Ttî
Te
-fi-
of blessing for his people.
guard of a consul. Unevenness of the foreteeth.
^yl
^
jb
He blessed him. To go to the c^^h

I'ight side.
gy^
Cr*i'''-
Js-
o*i
o-*^-*
oî
Having short or uneven

foreteeth.
yj^
).
Short
hoof
jrl Even,
^" 1j ^y'C j To go to Yemen. To belong, to relate to Yemen. ^7 ij To augur well of. He made the dead man to re- c-^L;
on his right side in the grave. He foreboded a good issue ^>iVl J
cline
smooth
(rock).
-tt-
Leathern shields. Skin. Steel.^ J){ White. jii yisiij jk'
White
goat.
(
/"o/-
salf
;r
Sack of
^v
j)\;^ ) j;ll}i' straw put under a load.
Jl^
of the affair.
To swear,
oath
to.
to administer an
o*^l
To draw a good omen

Felix Arabia, Yemen.
from.
o
i;i/j
Happiness, auspicious, succe.ss.
^
I
du/ Te Waistcoat. Boatswain. jf,lS^)S Te jj^/" ^ jilf P Furred coat of the Tartars. Aloes- wood. îtiJlj ^^?iO ?r^?î!,'P
îr
To
be thrown
The Yemen.
^'^)
into the sea.
"^ C/ ^/ ^/ To be overrun by the

^^ra-i
sea (shore).
From Yemen.
o^Û-/
?r
<^!î
Right-hand, right side. ca*/ On the right cn^l (;;Pj 'i~ri j 5^'j 04/ side ; to the right.
To purpose a. th. He cleansed (the sick

before prayer.
fi>
J^Tij
^'
S!>UU
S^
man's) face and hands with sand
(AW)
Troublosomcnoss.
Mil-age.
JC
>^*i
Compact confirmed oU/ ^j o*i^ ^
Madae33, insanity.
^
-x'^r
i.
;
ItliT
by an oath. Oath.
^^_
j,
-ft-
The
crtûlj
^j^X oQ'lj
cAi"^
Mad,
stupid.
Rugged
Star-
^M
I
right hand, the right side.
mouutain. Mute, Dauntless.
Happiness, prosperity.
oUj'I
Wayless
desei't.
*liifj j**i^
less (night).
Power, success. swear Ja\ '^1j

by God.
^;
'ij
'^'1^ _,
î
^ri^
The two mad things

torrent
e.
oU-ii' VI
I
and the fire or a torrent and a rabid camel. The Jews5ee :,j^. (w/i.Ji>ii) >>?' "^
swear by God. ,Cu1 _^1j '>1^_, _^V j They have deceived us. cj^\ î
C'y]
Much regard
shown
Perjury.
to
is
o^k
us.
j?-
^j^ o>U
'cs*/
J^-^'
The
if-
sun.
^/-y'j -rj.
^
-tt-
him amongst
oll^.'
Officer in wai-
*iJxQ t jj>A ^
isG
J\^\
olî i^
ting, aid-de-camp.
Joppe, Jaffa (town).

-t)-
Right hand, Right side.
Captain in the army. ^s-^.'jA Bedstead, bedstick. cU^J. -^ iij,
"^
Striped cloth from Yemen.
xii/
"^
-W-
To To
spend, to last a day. '^0

hire a. o. by
s
^j/
C'\yi,j ^J'j^'
/iî
Fortunate, auspicious.^* Ij Oi^[j ^\[ Agate, hyacinth (stone). '^\:i[ J>^ Bute (culinary plant). SÎCJI *l2:il
the day;
Right
j'il
(side,
^j âA ^ .u;/
and
j.
J-^^S
day of 24 j^îSbi Ji}' ?r hours. Time. Day of a battle. From day to day, day by day.C^
Civil
limb). Dexterous, right-handed.

Au.spiciously
cn*^! î/1
J&
C-;^'
successfully.
Tiio very
same day.
to come, once, one
*> j/
C
^>
On a day
day.
C*)/
The South. South wind. Horizon of Yemen.

Right
side. Prosperity,
j'^]
cK*s-'^
Û/J
of
^ ii;^;:
^Î*
On a
certain day.
_;,i
VI
j.]^'
happiness. Right
wing
an army.
To-day, this day. Experienced man.

Distressing day.
Distressing, long
day.
y/^ \
^CVl ijl j.^ /Â yjf
^Cl
_,'i
Happy, successful.
Fortunate. Auspicious.
^^^Gi
^ o^>
^ j\l\ j'ij
^;^-
day of the month. The days of God (in which ikS

last
The
^ Monkey. Thorny carob. See z^ Water-spring 5ee ^.

"
o^' -^ y.îr ^
x^^'j?
j>^}
<
Trefoil.
He manifested His justice The days i. e. the wars

of the Arabs.
or mercy).
v_/J>i" j^1
Aniseed.
(/or o^Lul
o^liC
To
;;y^'
ripen (fruit).
To be
practicable
Dayly, diurnal. Dayly, every day, day by day. ^ A day's pay ; labour's daily
hire.
>
(thing),
U;
<L>
'jT
lofty tree.
;j/
sii' ) fjf
y
^'
Red
Journal, register.
ii;:
beads, red shells. ( un. Cornelian (stone).
Then, at that time, on that day.

<>
Newspaper, review. cjC^jlli ^

olj>i'
*J^jCi
Ripe (fruit). Red colour, ^^j} Redness of the blood.

Vulnerary. Psyllium seed
^J/"
^ ^'G
Jonas. Greece, the
"" Ojj
Greeks.
Greek, Hellen.
Oj^jjjl
of the prophet
<r
Helmet.
'^S'ii
To
lose the mind.
To
=^ j*i-
- -r<i
,4J
Greek language.
ascertain a. th.
Moslem name
Jonas.
j^j/
To persist in. To exchange a.

Broad
th. for
j j^jj, \ another,
To form a
beautiful j.
X^
'^^î -^
place. Persistency.
^'j
^^^T
APPENDIX.
ETYMOLOGICAL TABLE.
{AW
LIST OF ARABIC
WORDS DERIVED FROM

FRENCH
FOREIGN LANGUAGES.
Carton
oj
Boucle
Police
as::/
Metre
Million
OJ
Terme
Gaz
GERMAN
Groschen
GREEK
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i:pa7c(Jiov
iTcap^ta
xop(pupa
7uapa[xovT^
poBd/aov
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>".^
apxwv
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[xaxsBovTâi
(Byzantine)
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xavwv
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cruvaâptov
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xsvTaupsiov
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ocQTTpoXapov
xaOeBpa
xaOoXixo?
yepvuj;
TY)YVOV
TpaTCS^lOV
xapov
xX9ipo5
TeXscrfxa
dcyapixov
XuXo?
XovSpos
jj^
Kup(to?)
XijJti^v
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life-giving
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does not comprehend

adopted by European Orientalists,

are given in alphabetical order, each

Arabic, although they do

not beiong to any

have been assimilated

being considered as arabicised and as such connected with a radical

Dictionary without taking into account the augmentative letters inclu-

For instance JjJs^\

j^ in^> 0_rl-^ in f^. J^^ ^^J^i

being then augmentative

lies in this, that this

form, and this

has been so classed in the Arabic Lexicons. But

the ordinary alphabetical order.

repeat them in order to save too

trouble to the stu-

Quasi-quadriliteral forms having a

the second or third

form, to which they

are supposed to belong,

Reduplicative verbs such

JJj always follow the

which they correspond

the same order even

mentioned immediately after

noun, as j,*.^ to^a-

words derived from

Those borrowed from Turkish or

Persian, are mentio-

ned only when they have undergone

For the others the orthography being the same, there

need of repeating them.

origin, although the foreign

said almost without exception to belong to Turkish,

and have been

the Persian words as iiij

give the etymology of the words as they are to be found,

cannot vouch for the

some Persian words, the etymology of which

quote the form that appeared

Coptic are not included

which are only used

have added an errata to the work,

order to correct some

typographical faults, especially those concerning the letters indicating

the foreign origin of the words

no doubt, other misprints may be

Arabic accents, owing to the minuteness of the

can be easily detected by the reader. Errare

wish, at the end of this work, to thank

so arduous an undertaking, especially

the Arabic-French Dictionary,

useful advices and generally

a share in the collation

must be remarked that

placed before an Arabic root,

that the Arabic

placed before the English sense,

affects only the special

meaning given, the word