عذر
عَذَرَ(n. ac. عَذْر
عُذْر
عُذُر
مَعْذِرَة
مَعْذُرَة)
a. [acc. & 'Ala], Excused for; exculpated, exonerated from.
b.(n. ac. عَذْر
عُذْر), Was guilty; was vicious; was faulty.
c.(n. ac. عَذْر), Cut off; circumcised; cauterized.
d.
(n. ac.
عَذْر), Bound, fastened on (bridle).
e. [acc. & 'Ala], Helped, aided against.
f. [pass.], Had inflammation of the throat.
عَذَّرَa. Made idle excuses; was remiss, wanting.
b. [Fī], Was at fault in.
c. Had downy cheeks.
d. Razed, effaced the traces of (house).
e. Besmeared, soiled, sullied, defiled, polluted.
f. Prepared a feast.
عَاْذَرَa. see II (a)
أَعْذَرَa. see I (a) (c) & II (b), (
f ).
e. Made excuses; got himself excused.
f. Bridled (horse).
g. [Fī], Marked, bruised.
h. Voided excrement.
تَعَذَّرَa. see VIII (a) (d).
c. ['Ala], Was difficult, too hard.
d. Fled.
إِعْتَذَرَa. Excused himself; apologized.
b. Was excusable, pardonable.
c. Complained.
d. Was effaced.
إِسْتَعْذَرَa. Asked pardon; apologized.
عِذْرَة
(pl.
عِذَر)
a. Excuse, pretext, plea.
عُذْر
(pl.
أَعْذَاْر)
a. Excuse; apology.
b. Virginity, maidenhead, hymen.
عُذْرَة
(pl.
عُذَر)
a. Tuft of hair; forelock.
b. Circumcision.
c. see 3 & 22ya
عُذْرَىa. Excuse.
عَذِرَة
( pl.
reg. )
a. Human excrement.
عُذُرa. see 3 (a)
مَعْذَرَة
مَعْذِرَة
18t
مَعْذُرَة
(pl.
مَعَاْذِرُ)
a. Excuse.
عَاْذِرa. see 25 (a)
عَذَاْرَىa. Adara: 5 stars below Sirius.
عِذَاْر
(pl.
عُذُر)
a. Cheek.
b. Down.
c. Cheek-strap; halter.
d. Shame.
e. Resistance, refusal.
عَذِيْر
(pl.
عُذُر)
a. Excuser; apologist; defender, advocate
pleader.
b. Feast, entertainment.
عَذِيْرَةa. Good-naturedness, forbearance, placability.
عَاْذُوْر
(pl.
عَوَاْذِيْرُ)
a. Pain or inflammation in the throat; quinsy.
b. Brand, mark.
عَذْرَآءُ
(pl.
عَذَاْر a. yaعَذَاْرِيّ), Virgin, maid, maidenhead.
b. Unbored pearl.
c. Instrument of torture.
d. Untrodden sand.
مِعْذَاْر
(pl.
مَعَاْذِيْرُ)
a. see 17t
N. P.
عَذڤرَa. Excused; excusable.
b. Circumcised.
c. One having the quinsy.
N. Ac.
أَعْذَرَa. see 25 (b)
N. Ac.
تَعَذَّرَa. Difficulty, impossibility, impracticability
infeasibility.
N. Ac.
إِعْتَذَرَa. see 2t
خَلَغَ العِذَار
a. He threw off all restraint, was shameless
brazen.