حلت

حَلَتَ(n. ac. حَلْت)
a. Shaved.

أَحْلَتُa. Bald.
b. Beardless.

حُلَاْتَةa. Fleece.

حَلُّوْتa. Assa fœtida.

حِلْتِيْت
a. see 31

حلت الحِلْتِيْتُ نَبْتٌ. والحَلِيْتُ السَّقِيْطُ والجَلِيْدُ. وحَلَتَ الصُّوْفَ عن الشّاةِ حَلْتاً نَتَفَه. وحَلَتْنَاهم أفْنَيْناهُم. ورَأْسٌٌ مَحْلُوْتٌ مَحْلُوْقٌٌ. وحُلَاتَةُ الرَّحِمِ ما تَقْذِيْه في حِدْثانِ نِتاجِها. والحُلَاتُ الدَّرَنُ والوَسَخُ. وجَمَلٌ مِحْلاةٌ يُؤخِّرُ حِمْلَه أبَداً. وأحْلِتْ به وأكْلِتْ أي أطْرَحْ وأنْبِذ. وحَلَتَ بِسَلْحِه أي رَمى به. وحَلَتَه مائَة سَوْطٍ أي جَلَدَه. وحَلَتَه بالسَّيْفِ ضَرَبَه. وحَلَتَه ألْفاً أعطاه.

حلت

حِلِّيتٌ: see what follows.

حِلْتِيتٌ; (S, K;) for which you should not say حِلْتِيثٌ, with ث; sometimes written حِلِّتِيتٌ; (S; as in one copy; but in another, and in that from which SM quotes, حِلِّيتٌ;) and ↓ حِلِّيِتٌ; (K;) [Assa, or asa: of which there are two kinds; حِلْتِيتٌ مُنْتِنٌ, or assa fœtida; and حلتيتٌ طَيّبٌ or assa dulcis:] the gum of the أَنْجُذَان: (S K:) ISd says, حلتيت is an Arabic or an arabicized word: [and is the name of a certain plant:] I have not heard that it grows in Arabia; but it grows between Bust and the country of El-Keekán: it is he says, a plant that lies prone upon the ground, and from the middle of it there comes forth, and rises high, a reed, or cane, at the head whereof is a knob (كُعْبُرَةٌ): it is also, he adds, the name of the gum that comes forth at the roots of the leaves of that reed, or cane: the people of the part above mentioned, he says, cook the plant thus called, and eat it; and it is not a plant that remains during the winter. (TA.) In the T, Az states that حلتيت is said, on the authority of Lth, to be the same as انجرد [app. a mistake for أَنْجُرَة; or for أَنْجِزَد, from the Persian أَنْگِCَدْ, signifying assa fœtida]; but, he adds, the word that I remember to have heard as the same as انجرد is خلتيت, with خ; and I do not think it to be genuine Arabic. (TA, here and in art. خلت.)