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  • AbÁ al-Khayr = my good sir, etc., 54
  • AbÚ al-Lays (Pr. N.) = Father of the Lion, 211
  • AbÚ Dalaf al-IjilÍ (a soldier famed for liberality and culture), 189
  • AbÚ KÍr = Father of the Pitch (Abou Kir), 134
  • AbÚ SÍr (corruption of Pousiri = Busiris), 134
  • AbÚ SirhÁn = wolf, 104
  • Acquittance of all possible claims after business transactions, 285
  • Ád and ThamÚd (pre-historic tribes), 174
  • Adab = scholarship, 41
  • ÁdamÍ = an Adamite (opposed to Jinn), 169
  • AdÍm al-Zauk = lack-tact, 206
  • Admiral (fishing for the King’s table), 159
  • Adultery (son of = base born), 331
  • Af’À = ???? (a snake), 37
  • Ahd (Al-) wa al-MisÁk = oath and covenant, 327
  • Ahmad bin AbÍ DuwÁd (High Chancellor to the Abbasides), 244
  • “Aidance from Allah and victory are near”, 317
  • AkÁsirah = ChosroËs-Kings, 323
  • Akl al-Hishmah = eating decorously, 337
  • Akka = Acre, 19
  • AlÀ jÚdi-k = to thy generosity, 150; 208
  • AlÀ mahlak = at thy leisure, 168
  • All will not be save well = it will be the worse for him, 293
  • Allah (will make no way for the Infidels over the True Believers), 16
  • —— (I seek refuge with), 35
  • —— (he was jealous for Almighty), 104
  • —— (I fear Him in respect of = I am governed by Him in my dealings with), 123
  • —— (pardon thee, showing that the speaker does not believe in another’s tale), 154
  • —— (the Provider), 166
  • —— (for the love of), 170
  • —— (KarÍm = God is bountiful), 167
  • —— (grant thee grace = pardon thee), 283
  • —— (yastura-k = will veil thee), 309
  • —— (sole Scient of the hidden things be extolled), 311
  • —— (raised the heavens without columns), 324
  • AlmÁs = Gr. Adamas, 325
  • Aloes (well appreciated in Eastern medicine), 100
  • —— (the finest used for making Nadd), 150
  • ’Amal = action, operation (applied to drugs etc.), 274
  • ÁmÍn (Amen) = So it be!, 131
  • AmmÁ laka au ’alayka = either to thee (the gain) or upon thee (the loss), 11
  • Amr (Al) = command, matter, affair, 67
  • Analphabetic Amirs, 126
  • Angels (taking precedence in the order of created beings), 81
  • Animals (have no fear of man), 181
  • Ants (a destructive power in tropic climates), 46
  • AnyÁb (pl. of NÁb) = grinder teeth, 140
  • A’rÁb = dwellers in the Desert, HamadÁn (town in Persian IrÁk), 212
  • HamÍd (fem. HamÍdah) = praiseworthy, satisfactory, 76
  • Hanzal = gourd, 165
  • HarÁmÍ = one who lives on unlawful gains, 147
  • Harf al-Jarr = particle governing the oblique case, mode of thrusting, tumbling, 272
  • Hark, you shall see, 14
  • HarÚn al-RashÍd (as a poet), 17
  • —— (said to have prayed every day a hundred bows), 339
  • HÁshimÍ = descendant of HÁshim, 24
  • HattÍn (battle of), 19
  • HÁwÍ = Serpent-charmer, 56
  • HazÁr AfsÁneh (tales from the), 32
  • Hind (Al-) al-AksÀ = Outer Hind or India, 116
  • Honey (simile for the delights of the World), 64
  • House (the Holy of Allah = Ka’abah), 178
  • HulwÁn al-miftÁh = denier À Dieu, 212
  • HuwaynÁ (Al-) = now drawing near and now moving away, 250
  • IblÍs = Diabolos, 300
  • Ibn HamdÚn (transmitter of poetry and history), 229
  • Ibn ’Irs = weasel, 114
  • IbrahÍm of Mosul, 304
  • ’Irk = root, also sprig, twig, 251
  • Ishk ’uzrÍ (in the sense of platonic love), 250
  • Istahi = have some shame, 255
  • IstitÁ’ah = ableness, 80
  • —— (= freewill), 83
  • JabÁbirah (pl. of JabbÁr = giants), 109
  • —— (= conquerors), 323
  • Jabal = mountain (for mountainous island), 315
  • JÁh = high station, dignity, 174
  • JahÁbizah (pl. of Jahbiz) = acute, intelligent, 62
  • JalÁlikah = Gallicians, 156
  • JanÁzir (for ZanÁjir) = chains, 309
  • Jannat al-Khuld = the Eternal Garden, 214
  • JawÁsÍs (pl. of JÁsÚs) = spies (for secret police), 13
  • JilbÁb = gown, 290
  • Junayd al-BaghdÁdÍ (Sufi ascetic), 21
  • Kabasa = he shampoo’d, 213
  • KÁdÚs (pl. KawÁdÍs) = pot of a water-wheel, 218
  • Kaff Shurayk = a single “Bunn” q.v., 172
  • KahramÁnah = duenna etc., 221
  • Kahwah (Al-) = coffee-house, 256
  • Kallim al-SultÁn (formula of summoning), 224
  • Kamar al-ZamÁn = Moon of the Age, 247
  • Kanz = enchanted treasure, 320
  • KaptÁn = Captain, 139
  • KÁrah = budget, large bag, 216
  • Karkh (Al-), quarter of BaghdÁd, 313
  • Kasab (Al-) = acquisitiveness, 80
  • KasÍdahs (their conventionalism), 230
  • Othello (even he does not kill Emilia), 300
  • Paradise (of the Moslem not wholly sensual), 322
  • Parent (ticklish on the Pundonor), 288
  • Pay-chest (of a HammÁm-bath), 152
  • Payne quoted, 22; 28; 79; 84; 86; 89; 171; 212; 224; 226; 227; 250; 251; 265; 268; 282; 290
  • Pearls (resting on the sand-bank), 164
  • People of His affection = those who deserve His love, 82
  • Persians (delighting in practical jokes), 177
  • Petrified folk, 318
  • Pilgrimage quoted
  • —— (i. 9), 50
  • —— (i. 235), 51
  • —— (iii. 66), 81
  • —— (i. 20), 165
  • —— (ii. 285–287), 175
  • —— (iii. 224, 256), 178
  • —— (i. 99), 262
  • —— (ii. 48), 307
  • —— (i. 314), 315
  • Pilgrims (offcast of the = a broken down pilgrim left to die on the road), 290
  • Poisons in the East, 101
  • Policeman (called in, a severe punishment in the East), 137
  • Poltroon (contrasted with a female tiger lamb), 224
  • Potter (simile of the), 77
  • Power (whoso has it and spareth for Allah’s reward he prepareth), 340
  • Praying against (polite form of cursing), 293
  • Presence (I am in thy = thy slave to slay or pardon), 124
  • Price (without abatement = without abstracting a large bakhshish), 152
  • —— (shall remain), 262
  • Priest hidden within an image (may date from the days of Memnon), 324
  • Prince (of a people is their servant), 99
  • Prison (in the King’s Palace), 52
  • Pun, 278; 287
  • Question (expressing emphatic assertion), 182
  • Rahan = pledge, 311
  • Rank (thine is with me such as thou couldst wish = I esteem thee as thou deservest), 41
  • —— (conferred by a Sovereign’s addressing a person with a title), 119
  • RÁs al-Killaut = head of Killaut (a son of the sons of the Jinn), 8
  • Ridding the sea of its rubbish, 169
  • River (the, = Tigris-Euphrates), 313
  • Robbing (to keep life and body together an acceptable plea), 137
  • RÚh = spirit, breath of life, 67
  • Ruh = be off!, 168
  • Sa’Ádah = worldly prosperity and future happiness, 327
  • Sabaka = he outraced, 111
  • SabÍyah = young lady, 226
  • Sabr = patience; aloes (pun on), 278
  • SafÍnah = (Noah’s) Ark, 310
  • SÁhil (Al-) = the coast (Phoenicia), 7@55587-h@55587-h-26.htm.html#Page_321" class="pginternal">321
  • Womankind (seven ages of), 175
  • Word (the creative “Kun”), 78
  • YÁ abati = O dear father mine!, 88
  • —— ahmak = O fool!, 271
  • —— bunayyÍ = O dear my son!, 79
  • —— fulÁn = O certain person!, 324
  • —— fulÁnah = O certain person! (fem.), 270
  • —— jÁhil = O ignorant!, 52
  • —— maulÁya = O my lord!, 228
  • YastaghÍbÚnÍ = they take advantage of my absence, 224
  • Yathrib (old name of Al-Medinah), 177
  • Yes, Yes and No, No trifles, 250
  • ZaffÚ = they conducted her (in the sense of “they displayed her”), 245
  • ZaurÁ (Al-) = the bow (name of BaghdÁd), 13
  • Zaynab and Zayd (generic names for women and men), 250
  • ZÍ’ah = village, hamlet, farm, 27
  • Zirt = crepitus ventris, 291
  • ZiyÁrah = visiting the Prophet (’s tomb), 178
  • Zukhruf = glitter, tinsel, 86
  • Zur ghibban tazid hubban = call rarely that friendship last fairly, 273
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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