12oK.- *

];) because he does not become weary of con-flict. (, O.)...And One skilful in his wrk. (A.)

1. ' ji, aor. Ai, (8, A, O, L, M,b,) inf. n.

S;; (0, L, O) and ; aDnd ;a (0, L, Myb, 1)

and EiQ.; (O, ;) and V 3 3.; (O, L, Msb,

] ;*) and a t S.A1; (8, A, O, L, Mgb, ;*)He sought protection, or preservation, by him;sought, or took, rfuge in him; had recourse tohimfor protection, preservation, or refuge; sougAthis protection, or preservation; confided or trustedor put his trust in him, or relied upon him, forprotection, orpreserration; ($, A,O, L, M9b, i;)namely, God, (8, A, O, L, M9b,) or a man; (8,O;) [and in like manner used in relation to aplace; I/. ' D. and ;& from ,uch a thing; or

followed by X! X, or only j1, and a manyoob

aorist.] t It.a L JU .. ~, occurring in a trad.,means lie only said it (referring to the professionof the faith) to seek protection, or preservation,thereby from slaughter; not being sincere in hisprofession of El-Islhan. (L.) And one says, Stl

u i,(8, a, 0, L, ],) and XIi i ;a, (8, O, L, 9,)

and XI I; jL1, and ;i '-;j .I5 , (., O, L,)

and Xi !Q&, (A,) meaning It;;' . i'j [I seek.protection, or preervation, by God; &c.; whichis equivalent to the saying may God protect me,or presrve me]: (?, A, O, L, I :) tlS [as alsoj%I] being here used instead of the verb because

it is an in£ n., though [accord. to some] not em-ployed as such [in other cases], like as is the casein the phrase hi ~;,.l (Q, o, L.) [One says

also, 1i. Jab s; .i C l;, for 1ib f 3 1 X.,

I seek preseramtion by God, &c., from my doingsuch a thing; as though meaning may God pre-

rve me from doing such a thing: see an ex. inthe lur xii. 79: and] some reckon ii; a;. amongthe forms of oaths. (MF.) [In like manner also,]

J iA 39 means L i 3S [I s pro-

tection, o prration, by God, &c., from thee].

(8, o, L, .*) [See also the phrase , 'lt.,voce ;S-ta.] _ ;;11 t She (a camel) stayedwith Aer young one, and attended to it affection-ately, a long as it remained little, is as though itwere an inverted phrase, meaning CL.JJ; Lt. 3[her young sought protection by her: or it may befrom what next follows]. (TA.) -. ,Jq 3Ls

I It (flesh-meat) clave to th bone: (8, 0, L,i :')a tropical phrase. (A.) - And 't, [aor. 3;3,](L, 1],) inf. n. !it (8, O, L, B) and h;; (8,

L; [in the O ;13 ;]) and V l;, and t V .j$;(L, ] ;) t She (a gazelle, 8, O, L, ], and a camel,and a mare, 8, O, L, and any female, L, ]) wasin the state of such a is termed J [q. v.]; orthat of haing recently brought forth. (8, , L,C.) One says, 1Le ; She isin the early

stage of the period after having brought forth.(8, o, L.)

9. ;i , and 4 4 3jI, I made

another to seek protection, or preservation, by sucha ofte; to seek, or tahe, refuge in him; to haverecourse to him for protection, preservation, orrefu~e; to seek his protection, or preservation;to confide, or trust, or put his trust, in him, or torely upon him, for protection, or prservation;(8, o,. L;) [l;i i and Ifrom such, a thing:

and in like manner, , and made him to seek protection, or preservation, by

God; &c.] - And I, ·g Iprayed for his

protection, or preservation, by such a thing [i. e.by invoking God, or uttering some charm; >

ULi from such a thing; and IS j.) ai

from his doing such a thing; as also LI t? ,

of which see an ex. in art. t, conj. 2]. (Har

p. 49.) - And .'a [and V "3l"] He charmedhim [against such a thing (t.1i '4)]; or forti-fied him by a charm, or an amulet. (L.) And

Al 'i3- and L V aj..W I charmed him (i. e. achild) [by invoking God]. (Msb. [Both men-tioned in the present art. thereof, and the formersaid in art. k of the same to be syn. with ij.])And all i tiJ c, and oL..-te, and O3J. t

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I said to such a one, I charm thee ( .J~J) by[invoking] God, and by his names, and by the

c, U;-~ [q. v.], against every evil person orthing, and every disease, and an envier, anddestruction, or trial.. (L.) It is said of theProphet, X il. L.... yJS ' l [He usedto charm himself against evil by reciting the

XJ3,..a..]. (L.) And o al.3 , said of the, means They preser~ed him from any

evil. (Myb.) - -;_: and * alts% said of Godmean He granted himn protection, preservation,or ref~ue; protected, or preserved, him. (L.)

4: see 2, in seven places: and see also 1,last sentence but one, in two places.

5: see 1, in two places.

6. 0j.aW They ~ought protection, presrvation,or refuge, one of another; or confed in, or rdeliedupon, one another's protection, or preservation;(A, 0, L, ;) ~. j in mar. (0, L.)

10: see 1, first sentence. , a-.' in the

lgur xvi. 100 means Then say thou t '1 [IeekAprotection,or preser~ation, by God; &c.]. (L.)

'see a L, in two places. Also A tree,or some other thing, beneath which, or in which,one takaes refu~e, or shelter. (L.) - A thing,such as a stone, or trunk of a tre, surrounded bythings blown againt it aW.around it by the wind.(T, L.)_-FaUmn leaeS; (Ag.n, L, ] :) so clledbecause they shelter themselv.es against any risingthing, such u a build~tg or a and-hill or amountain. (An, L.) ._Vie, or i~oble, pern;or the wre or vier, or the Worst or est, ofmankind. (IAyr, L, V.)~ _1 .&c ;*U .[Such a one ecaped from him wfithot beingbeaten; or iot being killed, though beaten;]is suid when one has frightened the other; but

not beaten him; (S, O, L, ;*) or beaten him,desiring to kill him, but not killed him. (8, O,

L.) -And l' I- i "' C" means I lefthim not save from dislike, or hatred, of him; asalso ., la. (.0, , L.)

39 (.8SA, , L, , ) and J1 s (8, , L, , )and? *t (8, A, L, 1) are syn., (8, A, O, L,K,) signifying A hind of amulet, phylactery, orcharm, bearing an inscription, which is hung upona man [or woman or child or horse tc.], to charmthe wearer against the evil eye and against frightand diabolical possession, and which is forbiddento be hung upon the person, (L,) unless inscribedwith something from the ]ur-in or with thenames of God, for in this case there is no harmin it: (8 and Mgh voce 4e e:) accord. to someof the etymologists, originally signifying an amu-let, a phylaciery, or a charm, upon which is [an

inscription commencing nith the word] 9! ; andafterwards applied in a general manner [as mean-ing any amulet]; (MF;) i. q. I3j, (],) or

!d ": (A:) or those who imagine that the

t ;'~ is the same as the ~ are in error; forthe latter is a bead: (Mgh in art. , :) [in someinstances] the ' JXn3 is a thing made of silver,

of a round shape liltke the moon, but partly hol-lovred out in the form of the horse-dsoe, tied by astring to tthe neck of a child, as a preservative, andin some instances engraved with an inscription:

(Harp. 49:) the pl. of S is ; that of' is ,s.j.; and that of? ;ltaS is J1.

(L.)

S1l: see 39, last sentence.

StW [originally an inf. n. of 1]: see ;9, in twoplaces: - and see also ;t, in two places.

39 Birds taking re~ in a mou~ain rinsome other place; as also V? lb: [each app. a pL

of ;.t; like uas.;y and .; are plh. of.3fi :](L, ]:) Bakhdaj says,

[Like birds saving themsves, taking rsfge in amountain or in some other place]; repeating theepithet for the sake of emphasis: or 1lal maybe here an inf. n. (L.).- And X Herbage gro-ing at the feet of thorn-tree, or in a r~ed place,($, O, ,) w/lich the cattle can hardly reacA, (.,0,) or which they cannot reach; (0,* 0, ;) asalso v 0i* and V. : (1:) or herbage thathaluu not risen so high as the branche [around it],and which the tres prevent the beasts from depas.turing: or such as is in ed ground and camotbe reached by the cattle: or tree growing at thefoot of wrome rising thing, such as a building or asand-hiU or a mountain, or a tree, or a rock, that

protects thm; as also ? 3j.: or V 1.~, withkesr, signifies any herbage, or plant, at the footof a tree or stone or other thing whereby it sheters,

or protects, itslf: (L :) and * ja*, (0, ;,) withfet-1 to the j, (O,) herbage on whicA camel

pasture aroud tents or hous: (Op :) or 30

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