Habib Anthony Salmone, An Advanced Learner's Arabic-English Dictionary (1889) حبيب سالمون، قاموس عربي انجليزي متقدم للمتعلمين

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غمل

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غمل


غَمَلَ(n. ac. غَمْل)
a. Covered up; covered over, buried.
b. Piled up (grapes).
c. Rectified.

غَمِلَ(n. ac. غَمَل)
a. Became corrupt, bad.

أَغْمَلَa. see I (a)
تَغَمَّلَa. Became accumulated.

إِنْغَمَلَa. Was spoilt, marred (skin).
غِمْلa. A certain plant.

غَمِيْلa. Buried in the sand (skin).
b. Spoilt.

N. P.
غَمڤلَa. see 25 (a) (b).
c. Obscure, unnoted, reputeless.

غُمْلُوْل
a. Well-wooded valley; shady grove.
b. Hill, mound.
c. A certain plant.

هلت

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هلت


هَلَتَ(n. ac. هَلْت)
a. Peeled, scraped.

إِنْهَلَتَa. Slipped, stole away.
b. Pass. of I.
هَلْتَىa. A plant.

هُلَاْتَةa. Filth.

هبد

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هبد


هَبَدَ(n. ac. هَبْد)
a. Gathered; cooked; broke; ate ( colocynths).
b. Fed with colocynths.
تَهَبَّدَإِهْتَبَدَa. see I (a)
هَبْدa. see 25
هَبِيْدa. Colocynth; colocynth-seed.

هَوَاْبِدُa. Colocynthpickers.

هود

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هود


هَادَ (و)(n. ac. هَوْد)
a. Repented.
b. [Ila], Returned to.
c. Became a Jew.
d.(n. ac. تَهْوَاْد)
see II (b) (d).
هَوَّدَa. Made a Jew.
b. Trilled; sang.
c. Walked slowly.
d. Spoke softy.
e. Intoxicated.
f. Rested, slept.
g. [ coll. ], Descended.

هَاْوَدَa. Became reconciled to.
b. Was kind to.
c. [Fī] [ coll. ], Dealt honestly in.

تَهَوَّدَa. see I (a) (c) & II (c), (
d ).
e. Allied himself to.

تَهَاْوَدَ
a. [ coll. ], Fell (
price ).
هَوْدَةa. see 4t
هُوْدa. Jews.
b. Man's name.

هَوَدَة
(pl.
هَوَد)
a. Camel's hump.

هَاْوِد
(pl.
هُوْد)
a. Repentant, contrite;penitent.

هَوَاْدَةa. Gentleness, lenity; indulgence.
b. Good-will, amity; peaceableness; peace.
c. Bond, tie; relationship.

N. Ag.
هَوَّدَa. Warbling.
b. Gladdening.

N. Ag.
تَهَوَّدَa. Allied.

N. Ac.
تَهَوَّدَa. Conversion; penitence.

يَهُوْد
a. Jews.

يَهُوْدِيّ
a. Jew; Jewish.

يَهُوْدِيَّة
a. Jewess.
b. Judaism, the Jewish religion.
c. Judea.

هَوْدَج (pl.
هَوَادِج)
a. Woman's litter.

هجر

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هجر


هَجَر(n. ac. هَجْر
هِجْرَاْن)
a. Broke with, cut, shunned; left, deserted, forsook
abandoned, quitted, relinquished.
b.(n. ac. هَجْر), Went away.
c.(n. ac. هَجْر
هُجْر
هِجِّيْرَى
إِهْجِيْرَى) [Fī], Raved, rambled, was delirious.
d. [Bi], Dreamed of.
e. Was excellent.
f. Praised.
g.(n. ac. هَجْر
هُجُوْر), Tethered.
h. see IV (d)
هَجَّرَa. Travelled during the noon-day heat.
b. Prayed before the time.

هَاْجَرَa. see I (a)b. [Min], Left; emigrated from.
أَهْجَرَa. see I (a)
& II (a).
c. [Fī], Doted, rambled in ( his talk ).
d. [Bi], Used foul, obscene language to.
تَهَجَّرَa. see II (a)b. Pretended to be an emigrant.

تَهَاْجَرَa. Separated, broke with each other.

إِهْتَجَرَa. see VI
هَجْرa. Separation; abandoning, forsaking.
b. Noon, mid-day; noon-day heat.
c. Halter.
d. see 21yi (a)
هَجْرَةa. Year, twelvemonth.

هِجْرa. see 5 (a)
هِجْرَةa. Breach, estrangement; separation.
b. Emigration, removal; expatriation.
c. [art.], The Hegira or flight of Muhammad from Mecca.

هُجْرa. Foul language; obscenity.

هُجْرَةa. see 2t (b)
هَجَرa. Town; province.

هَجِرa. Excellent, good, first-rate, first-class.
b. Slow walker.

أَهْجَرُa. Better, best; most excellent.
b. Longer; thicker.

هَاْجِرa. Rambling; delirious.
b. see 21yi (a)
هَاْجِرَة
( pl.
reg. &
هَوَاْجِرُ)
a. fem. of
هَاْجِرb. see 1 (b) & 3
هَاْجِرِيّa. Excellent, distinguished.
b. Townsman; villager.
c. Architect.

هِجَاْرa. Bowstring; cord, rope.
b. Ring.
c. Necklace, chain.
d. Diadem.

هَجِيْرa. Left, forsaken, abandoned; absent.
b. (pl.
هُجُر), Cistern.
c. Cup.
d. see 1 (b)e. A bitter plant.

هَجِيْرَةa. see 1 (b)
هَجُوْرِيّa. Noon-day meal; dinner.

هِجِّيْر
هِجِّيْرَة
هِجِّيْرَىa. Custom, habit, wont, manner.

هِجْرَاْنa. see 1 (a)
إِهْجِيْرَىa. see 30
هَجْرَآءُ
مَهَاْجِرُa. see 3
N. P.
هَجڤرَa. see 25 (a)b. Obsolete.
c. Absurd, nonsensical.

N. Ac.
هَجَّرَa. Noon-day journey.

N. Ag.
هَاْجَرَa. Emigrant, exile.

N. P.
هَاْجَرَa. Place of exile.

N. Ag.
أَهْجَرَa. see 21yi (a)b. Large.
c. Journeying at noon.

أُهْجُوْرَة هِجْرِيَّا إِهْجِيْرَآء
a. see 30
هَاجَر
a. Hagar.

أَلْمُهَاجِرُوْن
a. The companions of Muhammad.

رَمَاهُ بِهَاجِرَات
a. He has overwhelmed him with abuse.

لَقِيْتُهُ عَن هَجْر
a. I met him after an interval of separation.
ذَهَبَ الــشَّجَرَة هَجْرًا
a. The tree has shot up.

هزر

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هزر


هَزَرَ(n. ac. هَزْر)
a. [acc. & Bi], Flogged, thrashed with.
b. Defamed.
c. Expelled; banished.
d. [Bi], Threw, knocked down.
e. [La], Loaded with presents.
f. Was overhasty.

هَزْرَة
(pl.
هَزَرَات)
a. Thrashing, fustigation, beating.
b. Light soil.
c. Idleness, laziness.

هِزْرa. Deceived, befooled; dupe, simpleton.

هَزَرَةa. see 1t (b) (c).
مِهْزَرa. Dupe, ninny, silly, greenhorn.

هَزَاْر
(pl.
هَزَارَات), P.
a. Nightingale.

هَزِيْرa. Expelled; banished; exile.

N. P.
هَزڤرَa. see 25
N. P.
هَزَّرَ
a. [ coll. ], Shabby.
N. P.
أَهْزَرَa. see 20
هُزَيْرَة
a. Slothfulness.

ذُوْ هَزَرَات
a. see 20
فِيْهِ هَزَرَات
a. He is an idler.

هَزْرَبَة
a. Agility.

هَزَرَارْدَسْتَان
P.
a. Nightingale.

همر

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همر


هَمَرَ(n. ac.
هَمْر)
a. Poured out; milked out.
b.(n. ac. هَمْر) [acc.
or
Fī], Multiplied (words).
c. Razed (building).
d. Was poured out & c.
e. [La & Min], Gave a part of... to.
f. Growled.
g. Pawed ( the ground ).
h. [ coll. ], Neighed.
هَاْمَرَa. Carried off.

إِنْهَمَرَa. see I (d)b. [Bi]
see I (b)c. Crumbled away.
d. Had its leaves beaten off (tree).

إِهْتَمَرَa. see I (g)b. Flowed; ran swiftly.

هَمْر
a. [ coll. ], Neigh, neighing.

هَمْرَةa. Shower.
b. Outburst, rage.
c. Shell, charm.

هَمَرَىa. Clamorous (woman).
هَمِرa. Big.

مِهْمَرa. see 28 (a)
هَاْمِرa. Pouring.

هَمَّاْرa. Loquacious; babbler.
b. see 21
مِهْمَاْرa. see 28 (a)
N. Ag.
إِنْهَمَرَa. see 21

هير

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هير


هَارَ (ي)
a. II, Overturned, demolished.
b. [ coll. ], Prepared.

تَهَيَّرَa. Collapsed.

هَيْرa. North wind.
b. Part ( of the night ).
هَيْرَةa. Level ground.

هِيْرa. see 1
هَيَاْرa. Ruin; débris.
b. [ coll. ], Materials.

هَيِيْرa. see 1
هَيَّاْرa. Weak.

هزز

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هزز


هَزَّ(n. ac. هَزّ)
a. [acc.
or
Bi], Shook, moved; brandished, flourished (
sword ).
b.(n. ac. هَزّ
هَزِيْز), Urged on by singing; cheered on; encouraged.
c. [Bi], Brought on quickly.
d. Made brisk, sprightly; gladdened.
e. [acc. & La], Made to rejoice in.
f. [ coll. ], Rocked (
child ).
g. [ coll. ]
see V
هَزَّزَa. see I (a)
تَهَزَّزَa. Was shaken; shook, moved.
إِنْهَزَزَ
a. [ coll. ]
see V
إِهْتَزَزَa. see Vb. Went quickly.
c. Was brisk; was cheerful; rejoiced; exulted.
d. [La], Was prompt to do; rejoiced, delighted in, at.
e. Became tall (plant); produced vegetation
(earth).
هَزّa. Shaking; rocking & c.

هَزَّةa. Shake, shock; impetus; motion.
b. Bad woman, mischief-maker.
c. [ coll. ], Earthquake.

هِزَّةa. Briskness, sprightliness; readiness, alacrity;
cheerfulness.
b. Quick pace.
c. Murmuring, gurgling, bubbling ( of water );
rolling, rumbling ( of thunder ).
d. Liberality.

مَهْزَز
مَهْزَزَةa. see 1t (a)
هَاْزِزa. Shooting (star).
هَزِيْزa. Murmuring; rustling, soughing ( of the wind); sound, noise; rumbling ( of thunder ).
b. see 2t (a)
هَزَاْئِزُa. Difficulties, afflictions.

N. P.
هَزڤزَa. Shaken.
b. Foolish, stupid.

هَزَّ مِن عِطْفِي
a. He cheered me on, started me.

هرس

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هرس


هَرَسَ(n. ac. هَرْس)
a. Crushed, pounded, powdered.
b. Ate greedily.

هَرِسَ(n. ac. هَرَس)
a. Was voracious, greedy.

هَرْسa. Crushing, pounding.
b. Cat.

هَرِسa. Worn-out (garment).
b. Voracious.
c. Lion.
d. see 1 (b)

هَرَاْسa. A certain thorny tree.

هُرَاْسa. see 5 (c)
هَرِيْسa. Pounded, powdered; meal.
b. see 25t
هَرِيْسَة
(pl.
هَرَاْئِسُ)
a. A kind of hash.

هَرَّاْسa. Seller or maker of هَرِيْسَة .
b. Lion.

مِهْرَاْس
(pl.
مَهَاْرِيْسُ)
a. Mortar; stone basin.
b. Big, bulky, unwieldy.
c. Intrepid, fearless.
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