BooK I.]

anwry look, frm the oter angle of the ye: ee

1]. (s, [ signifies [also] Disquietude.(Mgh.)

*0 .** O- *0* ,* eJO ,.(t y) ;. , Jd J I,t1 [Tvme, or fortue,

brotjht im a calamity from which he as not tobe trcated;] meaning, destroyed him. (TA.)

J; Z Redness in the eye, and, or with, (so inthe V accord. to the TA, but in the CV "or,")what is tersd;j in the glance thereof. (V.)

;:, ;. i tRed milk. (Tg, ]V) --i j tAn eye that is red, and (so in the 1. accord.

to the TA, but in the CV5 "or,") with what istlr,ned, in the glahce tereof. (s.)

b'~; ;J~ A rope, or cord, twisted fiom thelft; (Lth, A, Mcb, TA;) which is the strongerway: (Lth, A:) or upwards: (As, T, :) [see 1:]

and, &;.W.A;1h, (S, TA,) and t.tj '' ,(TA,) [Pcdent locks of hair] so treisted. (S,TA.)

:;_: see the next preceding paragraph.

1. ,,11 -, ($, O, Myb, K5,) aor. -, (Meb,

1,) inf. n. '. , (0, K,) IIe put a 5 [q. v.]to the sandil; (,*Mb, 1;) as also t. ,

UL~~S~i· · ,* Og .I*~Gl~;al · *

and v tal;l. (S, O, K.) : .a.11 , aor. ',T27, sadil had i ts broken. (Ibn-Buzurj, O,

]1.)__- ,j -, aor. as above, inf. n. ,Thie hore' had a gop, or space, between huis cn-tral incisor aUl the tooth n.ext to it. (Aboo-Malik, l1)rd, 0, O, K.*) s ., aor. as above,inf. n. '' and ,, It iras, or became, distant,

or remote; saitl of a pllace of alighting, or abode.(1].) And, said of anything, i. q. q.tiW [It wasor bernme, far from another thing]: and W[it rose, &c.]. (TA.)._- - Ire put, orsent, or renmoved, him, or it, anay, or far away;as also ' -:l. (TA.)

2: see the preceding paragraph.

4: see 1, first and last sentences.

; (9, O, M,b, 1K, &c.) and . (O) and

CO* , so in some of the copies of the , (TA,)

[thuls in my MS. copy of the ], and also in the0,] with an augmentative O,, (O, TA,) The Jltof tAhe sandal; (S ;) [i. e.] the apertenanee ofthe sandal that is attached, or tied, to its j;( ;) [meaning] one of the thongs, or straps, orstrips qf leather, of the sandal, being that rvhichpasses betnween tho toes, oJ which the [lower]end enters the /wle, or perforation, that is in thefore part of the satulal, and which is attached[at its ulpler end] to the .G') [or, as it is alsocalled, the jJJ*, a thong, or strap, or strij) ofleather, extending towards the ankle, and hatingtwo arms, (its l ,) which are attachud to

the QUOt (q. v.), or pass through thes and unitebehind the foot]: (lAth, TA:) a poet says, re-ferring to camels,

. &d j* - ~t ., a " tr j a

0

[I urge them on by singing to them, mwith theinterdigital thong of my sandal broken]: (Lth, O,TA:) the pi. of is : (., O, Mqb, 1,

TA) and CL'l: (O, V, TA:) I8d and Z affirm

that it has only the former pl.; but A.Vei contra-dicts this: (TA :) the latter pl. [a pl. of pauc.]occurs in the saying of 'Obeyd Ibn-Eiyoob El-'Amberee,

* Phil '_ t;>1_;... ."[He turn round his sandal, in order that thlcmay not be kow by their prints upon the ground;putting the interdigital thongs thereof in thedirection of the back of the neck]. (0, TA.) -[Hence,] aJ?l OJi signifies t The setpent;

mentioned by IAWr with lJl ;3w. (TA.)-And & also signifies tThe extremity of a

place. (O, V.) One says, ~,jl . i.t[lVe alighted in the extremity of the sandydesert, or of the desert called /id-Dahnd]. (O.)- And t A narro tract of land. (0, 1.) -And I Somewhat remaining of property or cattle.(IAyr, O, ], TA.) And (V) £ A nsnall quantihyor number of property or cattle. (Mobdrib, O,

, TA.) One says, ,JI ) J I He h a smallquantity of property, or a small number of cattle;(Mobirib, 0, 1, TA;) or a small collection ofcamels and of sheep or goats: (1, TA:) and Pr

adds )1t f ; [app. in the same sense: but seeanother explanation of JL 5.C in what follows].(O.) - And 1 The greater portion or number ofproperty or cattle. (El-Mufaddal, O, 1, TA.)Thus it has two contr. [?] significations. (15.)One says, aJL c. Ai 1 The greater portionof his property, or the greater number of hiscattle, rent, or pasd, away. (El-Mufaddal, O,

TA.) And Jb O.i t Such a one is agood manager of cattle or camels 4c.; (8, O, V,TA;) one who keeps aiduouly to the tending, orpasturing, thercof: (A, TA:) and Fr says, %

t; e y, as syn. with 9a t. (TA: [butsee above.])

0'-- f: see ~, in two places.

J3L :e': see ., in two places.

j A man having his broken. (0, V.)

-Also Distant, or remote; and so t

(., O, 1 :) both applied to a place of alightmng, or

abode: (0, ] :) pl. [of either, irreg.,] *.. (i.)

One says i.aw U [Distant countries or town].

(Msb.) And jlJ;1 it Ji A man whosehouse, or abode, or country, is distant. (TA.)And b: ' Afarjourney. ('A.)

,&JZ, mentioned in the 1V under this headand in art. ~: see the latter art.

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L ;., (A'Obeyd, O,) aor. l, (0,) in. n.a,:, (A'Obeyd, ?, O, 5,) He swAed (a garment,

or piece of cloth, A'Obeyd) with wide stitches, orwith stitches far apart, ($, O, V,) as in themanner termed JA!. (A'Obeyd.) -_.

.I , ($, O,) aor. and inf. n. as above, (f,) lied up the eye of tAe hawk. (?, O.) - ,

itlI, (M, O, V,) aor. 'and,, (0, V,) inf. n. asabove, (?, M, 0, 1,) He tranm~ d th side ofthe ~h-camens ouldva with small sharppointedpiece~ of wood, or prickle, (M, 0," g,') andtwisted round behind tA~em inews, (M,) or a stringmade of hairs from Akr tail, (M, O,' ,") onaccount of the protruding of her womb on theoccasion of her bringing forth; (M, 0, 1;) syn.of the inf. n. jcij.. (p.) 8ee lso ;L ., below.

_ And tiI , (,) inf. n. as u above, (TA,)signifies also He inmrte the piece of wood calledj~ betwen the notrib of the de-camc ; and so

'!1 (1A,) in. n. fJ. (TA.) -

W ., (O, g,) in. n. as above, (1,) A thor,pricked, or pierced, him. (O, V.)

C.L, (0,) inf. n. as above, He per~d him

(0, V1) witA the spear. (0.).. also signi-fies A bull's, (0, 1,) and a gazglle's, (TA,)mmiting (O, ,TA) a man (O, TA) mitk his horn.

(0o, , TA.)_ and _;, (IAr, O,) inf. n. asabove, (V1,) He leaped, or klaped upwards; syn.;£C/~. (IA+ro0, lt.") _ ; ..$, aor., (o,1, in the L ,) inf. n. `j , His eye, or eyes,became ~fiedly open, or raised, or stretched andraised, or his eyelids became raised and he lookedintently and became disquieted or disturbed, (syn.,m,) and the ey became inerted; at the timeof death: (0, :) thus, nearly in the same words,expl. by Lth and IF and Ibn-'Abbld: (0 :) or thocorrect word is La:, or ;J; (so accord. todifferent copies of the ]1, the latter being thereading in the TA;) or both; for Az says thatthis explanation of *o. ya is in his opinion amistake, and that it is correctly , L1 andi;,, meaning that e was as though he looked atthee and at another. (0, TA.")

2: see the preceding paragraph.

yi, and its dual: see ;t.

ya:. (A'Obeyd, 8, 1) and t.L£ (Lth, $, V)and *,j, (O) The young one of the gazelle,mlhen he has become strong and actire: (A'Obeyd,., L, &c.:) in the V1, whrn hes ha become strong,but not'active; but this is a mistake: (TA:) orthat has become old enohug to smite writh hihorn: or that has become a month old: or thathas not yet cropped the lerbage [bt only sucked

his moth/er]; expl. by °. ~ Sl: (K:)A'Obeyd states that it is said by more than one ofthe Arabs of the desert that the young one of thegazelle is called ~,; then, i;d.; and when his

horns come forth, lj t; and when he has become

strong and active, ;., of which the fem. [as isalso said in the V] ais , '; then, '4 ; and

3" coo