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4. Ji eL . i q. 1. [God caused himn to be nose: ($, :) written by J [accord. to some of (1, :.) .t Also i. q. L, q. v. (A,* L, V.)
bert of reason; or mad, insane, &c.]. (Lh, K.(.) the copies of the $, but not accord. to all,] with And He (a man) acted in the maasner of the
kesr to the, : (TA:) or the extremity thereof.
.i-. t[or effeminate, &c.]. (TA.) [He became
(JK,
R. Q. L iL, (TA,) inf.n. i,
(V.)~ And i. q. 'b
.: so in the phrase, .@W a .;.~:
used in this sense in the $ and ] in
9, J,TA,) [like i~
,] He,n,.ed; i.e., spoke
(He
[..S was
thromug his nose: (TA:) he spoke indistinctly, )1 i;i. [Such a one is to nich a one a person art. Vo.] And
jfom wham to obtain what to eat]. (9, 1.)soft, or effeminate, in his speech]. ($, Mglh.) .
mhaing a sort of twang (';`Z') in hisr,Ld.
* 3J F5 l i. e. [The melon, Ile (a man &c.) fell down by reason of weahknc.
[or air-palages of the noms]. (JK, ~, j.) A You say also,
(1'A.)
or water-melon, is to me] a uualfood. (JM.)
poet says,
0 a·0
..--.
· _
_i
1.! _e
a
7. 5jiJ
';1 The water-skin becamefolded,
CiJ3..
A camel, and a bird, affected with the
His nech inor doubled. (L.)_
- i;;: -...
5i ..$3 06
dixcase termed ;.
(TA.) - And i. q. ,;'
S
also 1, in two
U*,
j S
Jl;;
[Bereft of reason; or mad, insane, &c.]. (Lb, clined, or bent. (TA.) -See
places.
[He tsnied to me in his speech awhile, and said 1.) [See R. Q. l in rt. .]
to me omethling, but I heard not]. (TA.)8: see 1, second sentence.
· b;^a also signifies The crying of the apeyc. (IAyr,
a subst. from :i l [An nffectation of
TA.)
(L,) a bending, or of an incliningof the body,from sids
1. i~, (Lth, L,) aor. , inf. n. .,
U i. q. £" [i. e. A ,naalsound or twang; or Ife folded, or doubled, a skin for water or milk, to side, and of languor,or languidanes; or a benda snjsing sound]; (JK, ];) the latter word ex- and a sack. (Lth, L.) And ;iJI
(S, A, ing and langidneu: orJlaccidityorJlabbiness,and
(i,
plained by Mbr au meaning a mixture of the Mgh, ]5, TA,) and ,i'ti
3,° (A, TA,) and an affectation ofa bending, or of an inclining of the
sound of the fi
[or air-passage of the nose] .IJI *1 :,
H doutbled the body, from side to side: or effeminacy: or soft(s,, A, Mgh, ,) He
in the pronunciation of a letter or word; (TA;) skin, (S, i,) or tle mouth of the ikin, (A, Mgh,r nes, delicacy, tenderness, flabbineu, laene, or
as abo ' ;: (i :) or the first is like l;
TA,) outwardls, (f, A, Mgh,] ,) or inside-out, limbertns, and an qffectation of languor, or
(Mhb.)
(1, ;) as also t 'i:
(ISd, TA:) or, (Mbr, (TA,) and dranhk fiom it; (q, Mgh, 1;) the languidnesx]: (9, L:) as also *; UIJ..
Moof
which
is
forbidden
(Mgh,
TA)
by
doinig
Jereer
says,
a,)
u also AL', (TA,) louder than LU:
a
..
..
..
(Mbr, ]~, TA:) or more open tilan ';i: (1, TA. hammad: (TA:) when you double it inwards,
you
say,
-::
(9,
A,
Mgh:)
or
.UJI._
[In the CV, 5 1 is put in the place of i;.])
..
QJ * ..
signifies he turaned the mouth of the skin outside- a
3~il 41 2 JjLs;
CO; : see what next precedes.
in or insitde-out: and
signifies any aind of
inverting,
or
turning
uide-doivwn
or inuide-out or [Dost thou threaten me, tAou being a l:jdsi, hi'egd
C)' A certaindisease that attacku in the nose:
I see, in the sofines and neakness of thy beard,
%
($, TA:) a disease that attacks camels in their the like. (TA.) - [Hence, app.,] 4A';;
or in the beding and languidnes, or the effemninosrils, and romn wrhich they die; (Ay, TA;) a [lie contracted his nose at him]; as though he nacyJ, of thy person, (for the beard is sometimes,
rheum that affects camels; (1 ;) in camels, like mocked at, scoffed at, derided, or ridiculed, hlim: by a synecdoche, put for the whole person,) an
thAe ,j
in humsan bbing.
e,1
(JK.):.
so in the A: but in the J], &;d.,aor. r, he evidence of unsutnaduwss, Rucompactnes, or rncah[The time of the ejta.;] was in the age of El- mocked at, scoffed at, derided, or ridiculed, him. Ness]. (v.)
Mundhir Ibn-Mi-eu-Semk; in consequence (TA.).= ~.',
;
,aor.', (L, Mb, g,) inf.n.
and 2i,
~,a~, witl kesr, sing,. of ,f;
thereof the camels died: ( :) it is well known (A, Msb, TA ;) and tV 1,
(9, A, L, Msb,
(TA,) which signify The creasu, or places of
with the Arabs, is mentioned in their verses,
g,) and t :.;
; (A, L, 1 ;) He (a man, L) fulding, of a garment, or piece of cloth. (I;,
(TA,) and became an era to them. (AV, TA.).
aJ#bcteda bending, or an incliningof his body,fi.omn
TA.) You say,
1i
aatiL.
nd dt
Also A certain dieae that attacks birds in their
5 L.
side to side, and languor, or languidness; or he
throats. ($, M, ].) - And A certain disease in
He folded the garient, or piece of cloth, at its
became bent and languid; syn. i
: ($,
the eye. (M, Ig.)
j.i1
.
j I ;i1
creases.
(TA.) And [hence,]
A, L, K:) [or he wa, or became, flaccid, or
The isuing of a sound from the nose, Jflabby, and a.ffected a bending, or an inclining of s :'l
'ft
i1- t Tthe niglt cast thcfoldt of its darhllike ;
from the mouth: [see ';,
in two his body, frorm side to side: (see :) or he ness upon the earth. (TA.)_Also the former pi.,
ai
;
places:] this is the primary signification: (TA:) rw, or bcame, effeminiate: (see :.Z":)]orhe
and it is [the naking a sound] like weping, and was, or became, soqft, delicate, tender,f.abb!, law,
(so in the ?, but in the Y]~ "or ") like laughing, or limber, and affected languor, or languidnesu;
in the nows: (, 9 :) IB says that there is a kind expl. by j..XJj C.l 4 O l 4b . (Msb.) 'Aishel,
ofr C;. like weeping in the nose: (TA:) or a
describing the deathl of Mobammad, says, "t~.1
weeping of women, (JK,) or a kind of
.eeping,
_ ;,I, meaning He became bent and languid
"I1:
(lAth,TA,) leu than what is termed
), by reason of the flaccidness of
(JK,IAth,TA:) and a faint latghing. (JK.) (j .0. 1
[See also 1.] .And Stoppages in the,o
[or his limbs, in my bosom. (TA.)
air-passaguof the nose]. (TA.)
.. I i. q. Asl [as meaning Having a nasal
tiang]; (~, , TA;) who snqj1es; i. e., spteaks
from [i.e. through] his nou: (TA voce_,.,bl:)
, [or air[or] as meaning hariA the .
passage of the nou] stopped up: or, as some
say, having the . 4 Z& [hereopp. meaning certain
cartilags in the upper, or inmott, part of the
:] fem. :
nos] delaped: [see1 in art. ,,
(TA:) and pl. .,s.. M, V.)
L..:
see "i., in two places. - Also The
(TA,) and the latter also, (V,) The parts of the
ji [or bucket] wvhence the water pours forth,
(1, TA.) -The
sing. also
between thie j1~.
signifies Tbe interiorof the part of the cheek by
the side of the mouth, next the molar teeth, (C,
A comTA,) abome andl below. (TA.)-And
pany in a state of dispersion. (f.)
,
One in whom is an affectation of a
bendiog, or of an inclining of the body, from side
, (g,) lie bent to side, and of languor, or languidnesu; or in
2. ',
(9, :,) inf n.
it; ($, ;) namely, a thling. ($.) Hence the whomn is a bending and languidnerm; expl. by
epithet 5'
($,..4.) - He made hin to be, ;.ii2
~j34 ;: (A,L, :) or ccid, or
(Msb.)or becone, such as is termed ,.
flabby, and affecting a bending, or an inclining
*',/ '=,
l
ie made hi speech like that of of the body, from side to side: ( :) [or ffemiwomen, in softnes and gentleneu: so some say. nate; like
one,
or one
o..']:itihom
(Msb.) also signifies The doing what delicacy, tenderneu,flabbineu, laneuss, or limberis excerssively foul, or obscene; [i.e. the acting new, and an affectation of languor, or lamgidte part of a catamnite;] but this meaning was nes: (Mb :) fern. with . (TA.) And t
.
unknown to the Arabs [of the classical ages]. (TA) and t .t 1
, (C,) applied to a woman,
(MF.)
(., TA,) Soft, delicate, tender, flabby, lax, or
5. Zi.3 It (a thing, $) bent, or became bent. limber, (TA,) and affecting languor, or lanuid-
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