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U L F A Z U DW I Y E H,OR THE
MATERIA MEDICA,IN THE
COMPILED BY ^
NOUREDDEEN MOHAMMED ABDULLAH SHIRAZY,
PHYSICIAN TO THE EMPEROR SHAHJEHa'n,
WITH AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION,B Y
F RA N C I S GLADWIN.
CALCUTTA:
E R I'm: E D AT THE CHRONICLE PRESS,M D C C X C I I I.
. ...... ^ji^i^t'i'
JOHN LAIR A Efq,
PRESIDENT, AND MEMBERS
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FORT WILLIAM,
GENTLEMEN,
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CALCUTTA,SEPTEMBER 10, I793»
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INTRO. DUCTIONOF MEDICINES IN GENERAL.
'^J^HE Arabian phyficians, in defcribing the quality or power of medicines,
make ufe of four degrees. y
The FIRST DEGREE, 13 that whofe quahty makes imperceptible impreffion
;
fuch as thofe that are hot, or thofe that are cold, 5ic. but which are not feh,
unlefs they are leiterated. 1 he second degree, is that which is more
powerful than the former, but not fo much as to occafion any vifible
injury. The third degree is that whofe impreffion is effentially hurtful,
but not fo as to deflroy. The fourth degree, is that whofe nature
is fuch that it cither kills or materially injures ; and this is the
property of poifonous medicines.
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NAMES.
JfSUNTEEN Wormwood
Ba-booneh Camomile flowers
Temr Date
I'okbsm kut-cin I^infeed
Himmis A fpecies of vetch
Rum-mun Pomegranate
Hiihoon Snail
Shlihtcrcb Fumitory
Syb 'ir Aloes
I oof Dragonwort
Ladun Labdanum
B
QITALITIES.
HOT. COLD. DRY. MOIST,
DECREES,
I 0 D 0
I 0 I 0
I 0 0 0
I 0 0
I 0 3 I
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I 0 0 0
I 0 0
r 0 >D 0
I 0 0
I 0 0 0
INTRODUCTION.
NAMES. QUALITIES.
HOT. COLD. DRY. MOIST.
CSGREES.
Ifskd-kifs A fpecies of melilot 2 O o o
* 1 1 1 1 ]
yfl/u/ ul ghiir-eb Root of the mountain
pine
2
^JJid ul mazreeyoon Mezereon root 2 O 1J o
Sepe'ul 1VU feyah badroy. Two fpecies
of fweet bafil
D o o
Bir-en-ja-Jif P\Ingwort 2 O o o
Bulfan The balfam. tree 2 O 2 o
„ „ i >) I .
.
5 ^ 1 Jj:'^Bux-ir-ulumereh Nettle feed, alfo the
leaves, an infufion of
O O o
"Joondbeydiijier Caftor 2 o 2 o
Hulbeh Fenugreek
, Dibk A fmall grain which is very
o O o
' vifcoiis
2 o o o
i Doord'ee ajjareh ^letcon Dregs of olive
!. oil
o o o
\^
Zerawimd teiveel ivu Moodehrcj Birth-o 2 G
I wort, long, and round
Za~fran Saffron 2 o O o
Sh:b-:t Fennel 2 o o o
A[ful Honey 'J o o
Unfid Squill o o o o
INTRODUCTION.
NAMES. QJTALITIES.
HOT. COLD DRY. MOIST.
^L^Ii^Lo K'lJJ'a-iil-hymdr Wild cucumber
DE
o
3EEES.
o O
(^^/^\J>Frd-fee-yoon Euphrafia, ejebright
, 2 o o o
J ' ^-^ \ Kujhoor^ jhijuret ill hyut Gentian bark 2 o o o
s^jjjj 1 Kujfeb us ze-ree-rdh Wormwood plant. 2 o 2 o
^JjkS^ Kib-reet Sulphur 2 o O o
yjji^ Kerefs Parfley -7 o O o
^ LC" Kum-d-fee-icos Ground pine 2 o 3 o
jKoofidir Frankincenfe, of which there
[_ are three kinds
2 o I o
^SCiz^^ Moos-tc-kd Maflich 2 o 2 o
M'll-h Giilinary fait
c ^2 o O o
Mc3-dh Storax 2 o O o
,jihAJI;^^«i TFufk-ul-ke-zvd-reer Frefh bees' wax o O o
^j^jsNKAj'l j^nce-focn Anifeed o o• o
pjjlj^l j^JJli-7-QOK Afarabaca 3 o o:)
o
I Aftesrr.oon Dodder of thyme o o o
r
\ Fii7ij-inigoofldt Agnus cafius, or the chaf!:e
( tree, it's leaves and feed
o o 3 o
^iA=^a.jci Pcdc-neh Je-be-lez Wild mint o-3
o o o
loorb Radifh., the root, a:id alfo the leaves 3 o o
jd-ive-JIjcer Gum opopanax oj
2 o
INTRODUCTION.
NAMES.
l^Ua. H'l-Jha thyme
(J^'^^i:*. Hirmul Szed of wild rus
Lct^ He-md-md True amomum
{^KKjj^ Kh'ir-bs-klne The two hellebores
l_)'l>.>w So:d-db Rue
jj^wj Sir-ou The cyprefs tree
^vaaXL Suck-bee-nej Gum fagapenum
Sj-lee-khfh Caffia lio-nea
Sbehb-moh-ruc'k Burnt alum
Sbe-rab kohneb Old Vv'me
^Ij'^'^j^^ She'ir mob- ruck Burnt hair
I ^^-^ Sbccb iinnenee mobi\x^^ A fpecies of
[_w orrafeed burnt
^ys:'*,^^^ 6^6 o/" mob-ruck Burnt wool
J G/3fl;r Laurel
(^j^j^^Cji Fode-7iej nch-rce Water mint
K'^Jboor kiijfeb mob-ruck Burnt bark of
{Jj^ L t^ie reed
iXi Koon-ncb Galb.inum
^Ij^j^ Koor-weeya Caraway feed
K'ljb'im Lovage
QUALITIES.
HOT. CCLD. D^y. MOIST.
DEGREES.
3 O.?
o
3o o o
30 o o
3o o o
3o 3 o
3o 4 o
o 0 o
3o 3 o
o 3 o
c 3 o
3o 3 o
^ 3O
; 3 o
3o o
o o
i 3 o
}
k
3 0
3 o o o
o 3 o
\
^.
o 0
INTRODUCTION.
NAMES.
Ke-refs bir-ree Wild parfley
Ke-ma-der-yoos Germander
M'ir-ma-hoo% An odoriferous plant
Mir-zun-joojh Marjoram
Nan-khawh Bifliop's weed, ammi
Na-nd-d A fpecies of mint, very pun-
gent
Turn-boot An Arabian pulfe
Wiij fweet flag
Te-too-dat General name for milky plants
Be-fd Onion
Soom Garlic
Ze-hed'ul behr Foam of the fea, that
adheres to rocks
Soo-dab bir-ree Wild rue
Flr-be-yoon Euphorbium
Koiiji Coftus
Kit-ran Pitch
Koor-rdfs Leek
Ujfu'lus' foos Liquorice root
A'ka-kyd m Jhoof-teh Acacia not waflied,
or prepared
Birg kujfeb Leaves of the reed
Boo-ra-deh no-hdfs Copper filings
QITALITIES.
HOT. COLD. DRY. MOIST.
SESREES.
3 o o o
3 o J o
3 o o
o0 o 3 o
n0 0 o
D o o o
3 0 0 o
3 o A o
oa o o o
4 o 0 o
4 o 4 o
4 o o o
4 0 o o
4 o o o
4 o 0 o
4 o 4 o
4 o 4 o
o I I o
o I o o
o o o o
0 0 o o
INTRODUCTION.
NAMES. QUALITIES.
HOT. COLD. DRY. MOIST.
•, DEGREES.
£?/r^- he-7iiif-Jljeh Violet leaves ; o O o
^''^f^~f"~y^j Polypody o D 0
Bu-loot Acorn o oD o
Sumretul u-leik Blackberry o O o
Seel Couch g-rafsDo o o
Ja-ivirfs A fpecies of millet o o o
Jubn-retb New cheefe o o o
Khujh-khajh Poppy o o o
Doolb The plane tree o o o
Duhn ul wurd Oil of rofes o o I
Zoojaj Glafs o o o
Zunjefr Cinnabar, native o o o
Sir-muck Stinking orach o o 2
Shejrut'n-nubk The lote tree o o o
Ujm u% zebeeb Grape ftones o 2 o
Koommnfrd Pear o I o
I- J Ma-my-fd The expreffed juice of a
fpecies of poppyo o o
Na-jJodf-teh Starch o I o o
H'mdbd Endive o o o
Akci~ky-a mugh-fo 'il Wafhed (prepared)
acacia0 2 o o
Utrdfwu berg zietoon Leaves and branches
of the olive treeo 2
'1
o
INTRODUCTION.
NAMES.
HU~yoon Afparagus .
Beteek Mufii melon
Tema-nee-a Afpecles of chicory, growing
in marihy places
Buz-ir ke-toQ-na Fleavvort feed
yummdr Pith of the date tree
Khoakh Peach
. Khydr Cucumber
Rejpifs' Tin
Ziefoon khcim Unripe olives
Sumdk Sumach
lokhum ootruj Citron feed
'^uh-leb Water mofs
Uf-ifs Gall apple, unripe
Ke-doo A large kind of cucumber, or
gourd, with a thin rind
hejjdn III huml Narrow-leav'd plantain,
or ribwort
Mdjh A fmall kind of grain
Moghreh Red earth
Ke-him Cabbage
Bir-JIoe-an-da-roo A pot-herb of a red
colour
Ul^-'IaXXj Bnckkt'^l humeka PurflainJ
I
QUALITIES.
HOT. COLD. DRY. MOIST.
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
o
o
o
DECRIES.
2
2
2
O
O
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
2
o
2
o
o
o
o
o
I
I
o
o
o
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I
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INTRODUCTION.
NAMES.
^(JLl^ Joolnar Wild rofe
QJJALITIES.
HOT. COLD. DRY. MOIST.
EEGREES.
Hz^/^ uleik kham Unripe blackberries
O ^>>W^^^^
Hum-dz-ul ooturj Citron juice
Hy-id-ddlum Houfe-ieek
Khujh-kafljfee-db Black poppy
Afyrrd~ey A pot-herb of a red colour
Lioo-fdh Fruit of the mandrake
Af-yoon Opium
Showkrdii Hemlock
L.ehn Khujhkhdjh Milk of the poppy
UJfel ul neel Root of the neel tree
Baddm Jhereen Sweet almond
Pir-Jy-ow-fhdn Maiden hair
Poajl jozvz Walnut fhells
'Tokhem Khirboozeh Mufk melon feed
Hub ul ghcir Laurel berries
Ab Unjereh Juice of nettles
Huzax, uffuckher Mofs that grows on
fliones, &c»
Dijlee E-hododaphne
Rdzee-dneh A fpecies of anifeed
Rughen jowz Oil of walnuts
Za-frdn Saffron
0 3 0
o 3 D o
o 3 o o
o 3 I o
o o o
o 3 o o
o 3 o o
o 4 o o
o 4 o o
o 4 o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o I o
o o I o
o o o
o o o
o o 0
o o 0
o o o
o o o
o o
.
o
INTRODUCTION.
NAMES. QUALITIES.
HOT. COLD. DRY. MOIST.
^1
<3 I -Aj
J
(^aJ
A prickly plant, of which camels
are very fond
Sezveek us JJ.)y-eer Wheat flour
Sa tur Origanum, or wild marjoram
Semugh jozvz Walnut-tree gum
Weruck Sofun Lily leaves
UJful ul niurr Root of the myrrh tree
UJTul ul loof Root of dragonwort
Beykh neeloofir Root of the water lily
Hubbct-ul khuzra Juniper berries
Ziji Pitch
Sembel uf te'ib Spikenard
Scmbel roomee Celtic nard
Shejereh mujleka The maftich tree
Kufr-ulyehood Jew's pitch
Shestum Tares
Ke-fhoor-ul-oot-ruj Citron peel
Kiriiub Cabbacre
Kur-fd/ieh Pea
Lebu Milk
Murr muck-kee Mecca myrrh
Nesj'Ul-unkeboot Cobweb
Ub-hel Seed of the mountain pine
Ufulfenta-fc-loo?i Root of cinquefoil
D
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
2
o.
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
0
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
2
2
3
3
3
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
INTRODUCTION.
NAMES. QUALITIES.
HOT. COLD. D?.Y. MOIST.
CEGBEES.
Kirnub Koofkh Dried cabbage 0 o 3 O
Boordb Borax o o oD O
'^...
\
' Poaji ghcrb Sokkteh Bark of the moun-
tain pine, burnto o 2 o
Htl teet Afafetida o o 3 o
' Hujn-az ul Ootrui Citron iuice o o o
i ''
'Ddr-JJoe-fhden An aromatic bark of a
1
prickly tree
- Dttkhen A kind of grain refembling
u o oJ o
1 milletO o 3 o
Zebad Civet O o D o
' Re-mdd hulzoon bir-ree Calcined wood-
ofnails
o nD
TJ.
Rog-hen toorb Oil of radifli-o o o D 0
Zoofd Hyfibp o o 3 0
^JLXjj.ij.-!^1cAjv!j Soodcj bofuinee Garden rue o o nD 2
S'lrtdn Mohnick Calcined crabs o o 3 o
Scer-keh Vinegar o o 0 o
•* •
Shub mohruck Burnt alum o o3 o
' Sboo-neez^ common]j called See-ah daneh,
1 or black feedo o D o
^ Soof mokruck Burnt wool o o D o
Fd-dd-nyd A root refembling the carrot o 0 oD o
INTRODUCTION.
NAMES. QUALITIES.
HOT. COLD. DRY. MOIST.
DECREES.
1 ,j^La Fd-Jhe-rd Briony o o o
Fit-rajd-li-yoon Parfley o o 3o
Ky-foom Southernweed o 0 0o
Kcffs bir-ree Wild parfley o o 3o
M'lJk-kee-tara-meJJDUgh Dittany of Crete o o 3o
Werek ghdr .Laurel leaves o o 3 o
Khirdul Mufcard feed o o 4 o
Kenn Vine branches o o 4' o
Berg-bs-nuf-JJoeh Violet leaves o o o I
Khiifeyet us fdleb Satyrion o o o I
U-fa-reh fo-fun Exprefled juice of lillies o o o I
Kd-hoo Lettuce o o o I
Lijjan us fdur Ox tongue, huglofs o o o I
Kurd Gourd with thin rind o o o 2
Mijhnijh Apricot o o o n
Dum ul dkhwehi Dragon's blood o o o I
Shejirjowz W'alnut tree o o o 1
Fithr Mufhrooiii o o o I
JVerek Uleik Bramble leaves o 2 o I
VJful ul khimfd The hermaphrodite root o o
Fhib us fonobur Pine kernels o o
K/jb^boozeh Mufe melon o o
Zift Olive oil o o
ZietQon Olives o o
INTRODUCTION.
NAMES. QUALITIES.
HOT. COLD. DRY. MOIST.
DEGREES.
- Sir-ukhs Root of fpleenwort, mule's
fernI 2 O o
Shum-d Bees' wax I I o o
'Teen famoos Samian earth I I o o
Murdarfung Litharge of lead I I o o
^\jO.±r^ MOKEDERRSUzci-ra-hee
ous Indi
Uzci-ra-hee Seed of a polfon-
ian root
Is-pund Wild rue
UJJ'el uz zooret Root of a fpe-
cies of grain, commonly
called jawirs
I ^J^azjI Uffel ul Loofah Mandrake root
Vf yoon Opium
C Beyhh nioivtehjiwglee Root of
5j I L-Aa^ I
a fpecies of grafs
Tohhem wu berg tumbaho
S;ed and leaves of tobacco
A "T. N A R C O T I C A.
Iaoj Joivz ma.fil The thorn apple
r Se-raj-ulhcotreb The fairy's
l_J^laiU I^Kmj J lamp: a plant which fhines
L at night like the glow-worm
(___5't'iV^'~*' She-bee-bee A narotic root
{^^^Jf^ Shulran Hemlock
O-vAJ Klnnub Hemp
Kahiej Winter cherry
^ \^J^ Leln ul ki el Mare's milk
L5'.J5\A:is.'siXj «J Lowngjunglce Wild cloves
y^^^^i^-^^ mqos-hil-at: suf-ra. ciiolagog.a.
Ul Ij ji't/s A fpecies of plum
(^AA.>sK.Sl Afsuntcen Wormwood
L. dJi^J^ 'jsJ Beneffl)chKhooJkh Dried violets
^ Tu-renjebeen A fpecies of manna
(^cXASi^^j Temr-hlndee Tamarind
• .I
. ^ Khy-ar-Jlrumbcr Caffia
^"[ laris
Ia.^^JUm Suc-mo-nya Scammony
5 Ai'-l^ij Shah-tereh Fumitory
INTRODUCTION.
I^^^^Ajij Shihrum A fpecies of fpurge
is^y^i^i Sheer-khijht Manna
Sub-ir Aloes
Goolfoorkh Red rofes
L_>^LJ Lubldb Ivy
(^^J^^'-f Maz-ri-yoon Mezereon
He-ley-leh %ird Yellow
myrobolans.
MOOS-HIL-At BELGHEM. PHLEGMAGOGA.
^ Fir-fee-yom Eiiphorbium^Iaw*J Bis-fd-tj Polypody
Ckj Toorhood Turbith root
Hub ul Wiff/ Berries of a blue
creeper
Hirmul Wild rue
<?/;'j;« henzil Pulp of colo-
quintida
li Ghd-r<e-koon Agaric
{
^l-^^lsLx^ KiJJu ul hymar Wild cucumber
Kun-too-reeyoon Centaury
r Mdhec-zeh-ruj A fpecies of
J '\ creeper
r Mdhao-dar.eh A final! red feed
^ I called alfo hub ul mullook
MOOS-HIL-Jr SOIFDA. MELANAGOGA.
t3j Hejr laj-ivird Lapis lazuli(^^yjyo 1 Afteemoon Dodder of thyme
iUs-too-khoo-doos Stoechas,
French lavender
A-tnu-leh Emblic myrobolans
r Ba-lm-goo A fpecies of
\ fweetbafil
^-IxjskO Bisfd-ij Polypody
L\/jj Se-nd Senna
{^^^?_J^^ Ghd-ree-koon Agaric
Koo-poos The herb curfuta
r He-ley-leh cdbulee Chebuli
C^-^^t^-^^ [ my),'robolans
>UaX^ MOKI-TE-AT. EMETICA.
yfi^ kud-00 telkh ]u\ce of bitter
gourd
Boorah Borax r
Tokhetn wu hirg toorb Seed
and leaves of radifh
TMem Sheb-it Fennel feed
INTRODUCTION.
J- J- r
{
Tokhem-jlr-jeer Seed of v/ild
rocket
Tokhem maz-rl-yoon Seed of
wild fpurge
Khir-buc Hellebore
SJ-ken-je-leen Oxymel of
vinegar and honey
cV)^.^-^ Kunklr zud Artichoke gum
(jXcXiJ^ Koondoofo GlafTwort
S-Loo-beeya Soorkh A red pot-
herb
^^jjvjsj Ma ul ajj'el Water and honey
^^^y^ Me-wee-zuj Ruifms
Ne-muck h'lndee Salt of bitu-
men.
^\^^ -MU-F E T'TE^HA r. D EOBSTRUENTIA.
c3l Iz-helr Camel's hay
Us-too-koo-doQs Stoechas
Afteemoon Dodder of thyme
Afsunieen Wormwood
A-nee-Jaon Anlfeed
lyrJa Root of blue Iris
Toormrjs Egyptian lupin
Gen-li-d-na Gentian
Ha-Jhd Thyme
Hirmul Wild riic
He-ma-ma Amomum
Dar-chee-nee Cinnamon
!Ra-ze::-a. neh A fpecies of
anifeed
Zir-a-wund Birthwort
Zu-frun Saffron
Zee-ra Cumin feed
I^A^Lij Shah-tereb Fumitory
t^j.S: Oowd Lignum aloes
^XJ^^J^ Ghd-ree-hoan Agaric
^ {
Frl-Jee-yion Euphrafia, ey:
brisrht
ULcti^'i Koor-du-ma-na Cardmine
Q^Jj^LiAj' Kun-too-rce-yoon Centaury
AjLaJ^ Ku-hd-beh Cubebs
f^y^^^ Kerefs Parfley
«^A^^J^_5^ Kir-US-neb Peas
y^^iitS' Koo-Jhoofs The herb curfuta
(ji^'Sr^j^ M'lr-zun-joojh Marjoram
' Nan-khah A fpecies of cu-
\. mm ked
{mjaA^ Hul-yaon Afparagus
INTRODUCTION.-
J
Ub-hel Fruit of the plane tree
Iz-keir Camel's hay
t^^:i^i2jv.sj( Us-tno-khco-doos Sioechas
^_)vAAji Ifs-keel Squills
Ok ly-zvan l.ovage
Un-je reh Nettle
^yrJa R )ot of blue Iris
'J^Jj-jLj Ba-loo-neh Camomile flowers
Boo-reh Borax
AJ(^jJ Powde-neh Mint
Jod-deh A fpecies of vvormfeed
yoond-hey-diifer Civet
LjjLia. Ha^Jhd Thyme
^-^^ Hub-ul-bdn Ben nuts
Hoarf Seed of Garden creiTes
f^y^ H.rmul Wild rue
Hum-dz Sorrel
-ATTENUANTIA.
Khir-dul MiiRard f.ed
(^^T^^*^ Ddr-chce-nee Cinnamon
cXJjl^^ 2,'ir-d-wund Birthwort
^<S3i^A^^j Zoofd-khooflik HyfTop
Sudub Rue
c •••
•f.
Seer-hch Vinegar
Sug-bec-nuj Sagapenum
j^.^ Seer Garlic
Saa-tur Origany
Ak'ir-kir-hd Pellitory
Funj-ungoojht The chafie tree
lJl-^c«^ -jS Koor-du-md-nd Cardmine
Ad 3{
Kcor-tlm Safflower, baftard
fafFron
^Ajix*«o f -iaJC^^ Mijhke-'.oord-mrjh-eeyd Dlttany_
Ku-ma-dree-yoos Germander,
^\jCk.^ MU-DORRAt-
Fruit of the plane tree
1^"^" Ok-lywun Lovage
Un je-dun The feed of the
ida plant ,
0^***iV*^ /ss« Anifeed
r je-dun
L alaioeti
-STIMULANIIA.
'^—^AN Lsr* ^ Blr-un-jd-fif Mugwort
Ajj-J L> Td-hoo-neh Camom'.le flowers
(^Li<jU,ivw^_ '^''''-75' ""^-fi^n M-iiden hair
1 uJ^j.:^^ Tokhem Guz-ir Carre t feed
INTRODUCTION.
Toor-mifs Egyptian lupin
jfd-we-Jheer Gum opopanax
Joa-deh A fpecies of worm feed
Joond-bey-dujlcr Civet
r Huhhet-id khuz-rah Fruit of
». the turpentine tree
f Ndn-khah A fpecies of cumin
l leed
Dar-chee-nee Cinnamon
{Rd-zee-dneb A fpecies of
an i feed
Zoofa Khoojkh HylTop
Suddb Rue
Saad A priclcly grafs
Se-lee-kheh Caffia lignum
Shozv-neez A fmall black feed
Ou-rook Sulphur
Aj^Ij Bd-hooneh Camomile flowers
C> Owd Ligr.um aloes
I bri
Frd-see-)con Euphrafia, eyc-
ght
Ul/^t^'i Koor-du-md-na Cardmine
ia^KO Cojl Coftus
^^^j^^la/.^* Kun-tooi-yoon Centaury
Kuh-d-beh Cubebs
(^y^^^ Kerefs Parfley
^jjj 4^ Kum-d-dry-oos Germander
Mir-zun-joojh Marjoram
^AjCn>v^I^LiX3u.^ MiJhke-ioord-my-Jhee-d Dittany
Mee-dh Storax
f*'"*-' Ne-mdm Mother of thyme.
UL> U;Ji^ Aft/- FUl'^TE- TAT. L ITHONTRIPTICA.
L.1 A-fa-roon Afarabacca
^ I
. ^ w Bd-ddm telkh Bitter almond
^-f'^^^^^'^J Bir un-ja-Jif Mugwort
;^IJo^Lv>w^_ Pir-fy-ow-Jhdn Maiden hair
^J'f^^'^ 1 r T'okhem Khurloozeh khoofljk
J L Dri(led mufk-melon feed
Hejr-ul-yehood Jew's ftone
( Rd-zee-d-neh A fpecies of
I. an i feed
^yfla^/ A prickly grafs
Sug-bee-nuj Sagapenum
Sum-egh dloo Plum-tree gum
Ndkhoodfy-ahh fpecies of vetch
INTRODUCTION
Ui>li- KA-BlZ-A'f.-
JUL.
iDjX.i
Iz-kheir Camel's hay
Umrood Pear
Ba-ke-ld Beans
^fj'i^ Root of ribwort
Be~runj Rice
JVerek zir Gold leaf
Acorns
Boo-fud Coral
{Tokhem Jhahus-fe-rum Seed
(. of fweet'bafil
Tokhem goal Rofe feed
f y^wzyFr-c^ Fruit of the cy-
L prefs tree
Dum ul akhwein Dragon's blood
Za-roor Medlars
—asTringentia.
^ -r*^ Su-mak Sumach
7>-/5«-/2!^fr Sugar of bamboc
^^^usT'^j^ia 7ff/2 Muhhtoom Sealed earth
^j^cX-C Ud-us A fpecies of vetch
^^-^ Kur-wee-ya Caraway feed
_jC>SS' Koondir Frank incenfe
\^y^S^ Keh-roha Amber
(j^^^y^ Gd-zvirs A fpecies of vetch
^^TLa^^ ]l4ocis-te-kd Gum maftich
cSjj,^ Mow-rud Myrtle «
(^J cS^Ij Ndrdeen Celtic nard
<3^>jgLii*>J Ne-JhdS'teh Starch
Nibk A fpecies of lotc
Nekhood A fpecies of vetch
ejJUsr* ikf0 -HELIL' A "f. D ISCUTIENTIA.
r^'-^ ' Iz-hheir Camel's hay
Is-keel Squills
OJL/'^^ -^-sa-roon Afarabacca
Oujhuc Gum ammoniacum
' Ok-hywdn Lovage
uXXIIJ^aJS'I Ukkel ul me-Vic Melilot
^a-^^-/a A fpecies of bean
AJ^tj Bd'boo-neh Camomile flowers
~) Blr-un-ja-ftf Mugwort
(^LijI-Ajvw^J Pir-fy-ow-JJjdn Maidenhair
AjC^^ Pcwdeneh Mint
^j4jv-^j Toor-mifs Egyptian lupin
ScX-Sj:^ jfoe-deh A fpecies of wormfeed
^^jAj^^lrifc ya-we-Jheer Gum opopanax
INTRODUCTION.
U-J^-Sa. Ha-Poa Thyme
8.^Jj^j^Khlr-zereh Rhododaphne
. rl Khir wa Palma chrifti
lacii. Khit-mce A fpecies of Mallows
r Rohah-thhitc A fpecies of
'^ij lift Pitch
A>w So-Jun Lily
Sumer-h lootem Gum of theo
turpentine tree
C/i^7- Laurel
U-J ^^ii/-' ^'"^"Scucumber
AA'i Ko3)i-neh Galbauum
»aJ^ Kith-ir CapersJ'
Ke-mut A fpecies of fungus
j^O-il Lu-diin The herb labdanum
Q,w^j^tiLC^ Kcmd-dry-jos Germander
(^J^y^^^j^"3 i^//-- saw-joojl:) ?v'Ia rj oram
iL^-j Ncmam Mother of tliyrae
,\^^ M UN - Z I J - A 1-— S U P P U R A N T I A.
eXii! Jo^X^ UklceJulnieUc Mtlilot
^Asr*! l/wj^^r Figs
Lmj >j1 -6''"'/^ Root of blue Iris
J"^ ,j -S/Vg- Khitmee Mallow leaves
JJl^^ Za-fn<n Saffron
f Sumegh lootem Gum of the
\' \^ {_ turpentine tree
\ \j .S^ Kir-nub C^.bbiin;e
(^<A^ Lu'dun Lahdanum
lilurr Myrjh
Mirwir-fAich An odoriferous
grafs
CJ/^ MoQiii Bees' wax
ik^K^ Mee-ah Storax
i^U.5;^JU MO-FE-SKT-A-T- CARMINATIVA.
0\;^',kX1::s.'^v Punj-ungooJ]}t Agnus caflus
_J O Tokhem. guz-zir Carrot feed
^Aiiv^Us. Ja-wc-fieer Opopanax
f^^^'JS I AfieemC'On Dodder of thyme
^J^J^^Jv^^/.J 1 A-nce-Jom h ni feed
AhwLuw-J Bifs'la-Jeh Mace
INTRODUCTION
He-ma-ma Amomum
Jv.iJvij 1 <J>jiJJll Long pepper
t)ijj^ "^ir-d-zuuiid Birthwort
^W-' \j 2;;r-fm-i^iv^ Zedoary
l^LsAqr;^ Zunjeheel Dried g'nger
15 ,J I Zee-ruh Cumin feed
c5.^jvw .S^art^ Roots of a fpecies ofgrafs
y^a~j^ Sa-iiir Origany
^yJ^X3 FUfil Black pepper
ULjt.^^* Koor-du-rnd-na Cardmine
Kerefs Parfley
{
Nun-khdh A fpecies of
Wormfeed
y Uc^'^-lj^iU MO-KE-lVT-At DEMAGH-
Am-lu] Embljc Myrobolans
r Unfekkeh zan Rennet of an
^« L ewe
r Bti-lun-goo A fpecies of
(. fweet bafil
C Be-L'i-door Anacardlum,
IA'lalacca bean
Bin-dook Filberts
BuLdr beeh vju tmrcod zvu
fceh BIolTcms of quinces,
pears, and apples
J
0> a ,^9!^ <^7j'^/
. .. ^
1^br:5!i;s of animals
Roghen iimbir C 1 cf an;bergrls
Ziin-je-heel Dried ginger
ScadV^GQ'^z of a fpecies of
.S'^'f.^ App'cs
Sembul Spikenard
Shirhut narenj Orange fherbet
<3
jJLi ,i*
rJ
-CEPHALICA.
Lignum aloes
L'mhir Ambergris
Gha-Ieah A compofition of
mulk, ambergris, cam-
phor, and oil of ben nuts
K'lr-un-ful Cloves
Koondlr Frankincenfe
G:ol Socrkh Red rofes
Leon zun Ewe's milk
Lchm dir-ruj The flefh of quail
r Lehm Dujnj F efli of the
(_ houfe hen
Md-ul-iv'ird Rofe Water
McopA Mi:flc
NaJJ'rcm The wild rofe
Te-ds-meen Jafmine
r
INTRODUCTION.
Uh-rey-Jhem Raw filk
st^A^^i^'^J Is-too-khoodoos Stoechas
Umroad Pears
IJt-rej Citron
&X<c\ Jm-leh Emblic myrobalans
' Andr Jhereen Sweet pome-
"y"(, granates
^ t^L) f-^'^^''^?/ A fpecies of fweet
bafil
IJ jg^. lun-gookn odoriferous plant
^Xxt^J Bls-fa-yej Polypody
<-^jjJ-J Boos'fiid Coral
^^'^'^ Qiiince
^^'It-^AN^ P^^T/? C7/r// Citron peel
iCCsX^ '} Tetnr-hindee Tamarind
^l^<A:ik Jedwar A fpecies of ginger
^^^^^Aiii^ ( <^ Dar-cheC'tiee Cinnamon
^JJ^ [
(Jt'^^J Ree-bafs Rhapontic
'Z.ir-iim-bad Xitdozxy
Za-frdn Saffron
cXa>w g^^j i^Qots 2 fpecies of grafj
Diroo-nuj A root refembling
the tail of a fcorpion
Se-lee-Ueh Caffia lignea
Sembul Spikenard
BIL.- CARDIACA.
^^jjj^^ So-fun Lily
Seeb Apples
She'ka-kul Wild carrot
^c\\a^ Sawdfif/ Sandal wood
IaIo Te-bd-pjeer Sugar of bamboo
f^^^.A^r'^AL T'^fw Mukhtcom Sealed earth
^Xs^ Umbir Ambergris
Ood Lignum aloes
^J^^J^ ^ • 5 ^^'^^"J"'°°M An odoriferous
^ '
\ plant
^Jolj' Kd-ke-kh Cardamums
^;|_5^ Kd-faor Camphor
Klftjneez khocfik Dried cori-
ander feed
Keh-ro-bu Amber
(^Ljjjli^ Buglofs, oxtongue
^^mJ^S^ Goalfoorkh Red rofe
^^^^^ Ldj-wird Lapis lazuli
Zja-^c Pearl
t^j^^ Mow-rud Myrtle
Mother of thyme
" Nar-moofhk A fragrant flow-
er, commonly called nd.
^Ia^ Nd-naa Spearmint
INTRODUCTION,
y,jA-o ¥iee-loo-Jjr Water lily
IJ^erek ztr wu nokerah Gold i
and filver leaf
aAaX^ He-les-leh YeUow myrobalans
ejyU Ta-coot Ruby
cXaJ^Ij^X^ mo - KE- WT- at:
iiAjijI Qujhneh Dodder of oak, &c.
L-xvAlaJlUiil Uzfar ul te'ib Perfumed nails
1j-i:*, "Jgwz, bu-ud Nutmeg
1.^k*,XaJ ! Hubul Bulefan Carpobalfam
UoL^ Humdrna Amomum
^^Aa:::2-j I <3 Darcheenee Cinnamon
Gha fis Hemp agrimony
f^yju^s Ke- run -full Cloves
^ .. Kirfeh An odoriferous thick
bark, of the colour of cloves,
which it alfo refembles in
KEBID, -HEPATICA.
fmell, and is therefore alfo
c al 1ed ^/ ^fefulke- run-full, or
bark of cloves: another fpe-
cies is thinner, of a brighter
red, and fweeter to the tafte,
refembling fm.all pieces of
cinnamon, but the firftkind
is preferable.
LLL^t^y^ Ku-Jhoos A fpecies of Dodder
(__^3isAi2^ Mufe-hd Maftich
(^JeSjU Nardain Celtic nard
»c3oi^^Lr^iU MO-KE-Pf^nJr ME-OJ-DEH.- -TONICA.
^JLsI Am-leh Emblic myrobalans
^J^^^ /z-K^r Camel's hay
^ Bdlungoo A fpecles of fweet bafil
iXAjJb Be-Ie leh Belleric myrobalans
^^jOv^n^J Poafi Turenj Citron peel
1jfSsk JowZ'bu-wa Nutmeg
C_5^^7!:J^^ Darcheenee Cinnamon
CA<k}jj Zer-ern-bad Zedoary
(^Oj^^t^Lw ^^dij hindse Indian leaf
Sddd Roots of a fpecies of grafs
Sufer-jel Qtiince
Se-lee-kheh Caffia lisinea
Sumak Sumach
Te-bd-Jheer Sugar of bamboe
Ka-hi leh Cardamoms
Ke-run full Cloves
(Kirfh An odoriferous bark,
videfupra
Goolfoorkh Redrofe
G
INTRODUCTION".
{.J s^^^ Kur-wee-yd Caraways
^O^kf" Koondir Frankincenfe
^U^SJ^"^*^^ M'Jk-htra-meJhyh Dittany
^^^^jUaAi:*^ Mus-ti-ka Maftich
^Uju Ka-naa Mother of thyme
dXj\^ He-lee-hh Yellow myrobalans
c;^U^ MO'BEHr-Jf.-
^pArs:"'! Inj'eer Figs
'-^^J P^u-teh Frefli dates
eu^Lj^ Bir-hajsa Mace
^^ySC\ Ungoor Grapes
e-Ia A fpecies of bean
^^j^£<tJi^ Byzeh he-hoo-tir Pigeon's eggs
{^J^Sk^KJ ^y^e'h Kulk Partridge's eggs
VijC^Ursr^A^AJ Byzeh hunjejhh Sparrow's egg
' Pun-eer-mLych fooot'ir
of a camel
y^J^y/r-yVrr A kind of beaii
r Chulghoozch Fruit or the
2j^xJoi.j mountain pine
' Hub/etal khuzra Fm'itof the
turpentine t 'ee
J-A'aaA^ Afafoetlda
U-aIx^I KhuJJyet"FJaleb Satyrion
KLocanjau Ga!angal
/ X/.:^ -fo Ddrchcenee Cinnamon
<^IaJ Zcr em bud Zedoary
J^AACSr^j 2«/?;(.^r-/ Daed ringer
rAAAMvi Suc'-:m hor Skir.k
^l^jsr^^kN Suar-in-jad Heimoda£lyls
—A PHRODISIACA.
^Jo (Juw She-ha-kul Wild carrot
^'i)ffr E vve's milk
Fis /cok Piftachio nut'
^'cX/J Flndooi Filberts
K'lrfeh An odoriferous bark,
^ \ vide Hcpatica
Kj'/CoRus
A>yf^-r<2 Gum tragacanth
Ig-gir Svveet.fcented flag
Q>j^J>y Kerefs ParOey
Ocs:-*-^ Kio:.jid Scfarne
«
Guz ir Carrot
Loo-ly ci A fpecies of bean
;^ '.3Uo Meghz jowz Peeled walnuts
Meghz Ba-dim Bleeched al-
monds
f Mfglz demagh ihuyiyfhk
J L r^.ws, and of kit.
. / ,^ Zi;?/ reh Brains of fpar=
[
jM^Ui^ ATparagus
<3 ^'i:'^* A fpecies of vetch
j^-A.'i^U I'lr-jeei C'^Cna nut
INTRODUCTION
^\::^j\^\JJC^ MO^SUCKEN-AT OWJA. ANODYNA.
IcAaA/^I h-fy.daj White lead
^yhJi I Vfi-Qon Opium
{Beylh Beynoj Root of the
^ \'f''' tl. 1 mandrake
IoJAaJ Pceh hut Goofe greafe
V»X^j' Tcioruck PurHuin
f Sefeydeh tohheni murgh White
O r " (.of egg
/ J^x, Senugh arelee Gam Arabic
X^kaS' Ke-fee~ra Gum tragacanth
isl^Sj^ ^'ejhCph Starch
MO - SE'BE-fA'T,'
O JaA^I Us-le-ruck Storax
I ' Cwk-hy-wan Hovage
t^!,^ ma-ma Amomum
"Zidf-run S'Tran
,A/jA^l>i< Shahusferem Sweet bafil
^^JAji.^ Shib-it Fennel
—-H Y P N O T I C A.
She-kd-yik Anemone
Hilieet Afafcetida
Kd-hu Lettuce
^Li.J Lu-fah Fruit of the mandr?
Jj'Q Menw A berry
,^j\0.jC>^UlL\:S KA-rk-AAf DE£-Z)^iV.—ANTHELMINTICA.
cX^j I Is-mud Native antimony
^MsvysAj.»j.5 1 /fsunteen W; rmwood
eri^.rj Cahulce A bl;
refembling pepper, only
/ ^Xj LTCst' ,J Beeri..ri Cahuue A black feed
fmaller ; it is white within-
fide, and a little bitter
s OvA:^* jfaa deh A fpeciesof worm feed
^0jlJl^^1j^;Lc;u:jUiU MJ-NTAt RO-AF WU ISS-HAL-UU-BUM,STYPTICA.
I h mud Na;Ive antimony
fa l-» BLd-noj A fpecies ci 1 ,v ;ct bafil
rtr^sA-vJ ;j Buz-ir u! Bunj Keiibanc feed
i.-'.'V 1.;.;/ Acorns
INTRODUCTION.
J
Tokhem gool Rofe feed
r zftr-oe Fruit of the cy-
L prefs tree
Hu-zuz Juice of buck thorn
Dum-ul-ahkwamY)x2igons blood
r Rey-wend Rhapontic, wild
L rhubarb
Zir-ujhk Barberries
Zeerah Cumin feed
Shu-di-nch Bloodftone
Kun-teeryoon Centaury
Kd-foor Camphor
AA.J
Kijhneez. Coriander feed
Keh-ro-bd Amber
r Goolnar Flowers of the fruit-
L lefs pomegranate
Gil urmenee Bole armenic
{LiJJ'dn ul hc-iul Ribwort, or
plantain
Ala-zou Gall apple
Miip-ka Maftich
Nejhaph Starch
Na-nda Mother of thyme
MO - KE-RE-hJT. VESCEATORIAIs-heil Squills Sud-dh Rue
Ahuck Qi^ilck lime Sum-hd'deh Emery ftone
Booruc Borax Sd-boon Soap
Hoorf Seed of garden creiTes Fir-byoon Euphorbium
Ze-rd-reeh Cantharides /fw/? Coftus
Rd-fim Elecampane Kul-he-trdfubz Green vitriol
Zaj White vitriol
Zir-ne'ihh Arfenic
f Lebn ye-tua Milky juice of
L plants
p UL^^UcX* MO-BUM-IL-AH ke~rouh.
cXyj J L-mud Native antimony
^y** I Ifs-renj Red lead
-CICATRIZANTIA.
Lw^l ^^''''7^ Iris root
^^iiiJi (f*ti Dumuldkhwa'm Dragon's blood
INTRODUCTION.
Unzeroot SorcocoIIa
cXj^lj_^ Zir-a-wend Birihwort
g^^jjZeenih Cumin feed
Syb-ir Aloes
^\ Semegh aloo Plum-tree gum
^^k:^:^ ^^^^j^^la Teen nnikhtoom Sealed caith
^J^>joX ^JJ'ul Honey
Goolnar Pomegranate bloflfoms
<^ I^ IwJ ' LlJJ'an ul h'eml Ribwort
i^j-Xj^* ff^erek belott Oak leaves
^jy^l>^^f^Li:s^ MOJELLTA't OWSAK /^Ei?0L/i7.—DETERGENTIA.
A^Uol Ab-ha-meh A compofition of
milk curds, and feed of wild
rue, prepared with leaven
and vinegar
Lkw^jI h^-Ji^ Iris root
^IjsWvXj^ Hub bulejan Carpobalfam
\j Ra-te-nej Refm
c:^ ziji Pitch
AJJ'ul Honey
\jS^ Ne-miick Salt
Q^'»c3UJ^^j/Jiyi yiiriL GOmHt zfjDEH KERGUH.-CAVSTICA.
<LJ^Ajy>\ Unzeroct SorcocoUa
U^^^cJ'^'^'Ti^;/ OT//} Blue vitriol
Zun-gar Verdegris
^jytg*^—? Sooffovjlhteh Burnt wool
LiXAjj^jjIc^^ M.ordurJung Litharge of lead
^^y^Ujb TA-BIS-Jt KEROUH.—EPULOTICA.
Oujimeh Mofs of pine, and
ther trees
AX:i»^wj(_^l'<8^^^ Khoorma Jokhteh Burnt dates
Unzersot SorcocoIIa
^1 Ahuck JhooS'teh Slacked lime
IxJ^y Too ty-d Tutty
loesjj^^f^ Syb'ir Ak
^ 5^*/" Sokhteh Burnt wool
H
INTRODUCTIONT.
Poajl anar Pomegranate peef
Tagjouikhteh Burnt alum
JScX. .amIj^LSsJ^J
ZM«-_g-«r la Jepeydeh Byzeh
^^^^k/«^AJ y murgh ferifoteh Verdegris
^^^^^^ J"'ith white of egg
'
) OLi.' «. 5 Seer-keh wu nowfliadlr , uou ne-
muck A mixture of vinegar,
fal ammoniac, and fait
Soor in-jan Hermoda£tyls
I
J Sa-tur Origany
d.^^d.i^C^\ ABVITAH HEE-ZEH. ^-STOMACHICA.
»(3 ^ i 1 Fri
<3
wu Jceb be-ryan klrdeh
ed quinces and apples
Ah ab-ee tiorfli Juice of four
quinces
Ah feeb kouhee Juice ofcrab
apple
Ahrafs moorud Myrtle lozenges
Akrajs hond'ir Frankincenfe
lozenges
Akrajs ra fun Elecampane
lozenges
^ L of be
utteen Lozenges made
boles
^^j^y*^ Sc-weyk Fried barley
Hub'ul rum-man Pomegra-
nate feeds{{Sherah msywa-ha
of fruit wines
All kinds
Sw^dul wu goolab Sandal
wood and rofe water
Moorud wu goolab Myrtle
and rofe w,ater
WEIGHTS.
I
WEIGHTS.
aa^s. Hubheh, a. equal to one f jozv^ or common barley-corn,
1 ujfoo, a. —io\jK3 Keerat, a. ' or carat,
(^z^^^j.^ Gbunghcby, h.
Soorkh, h.
f^jj Rutty, h.
dJiX^ MJjJoah, h. —
-
&}y I'olah, h. . —eJo'J T'dnk, h. —ei3lt3 Dang, p.
OR
^:^jM(3 Ddneli, a.
^jCi D'lrcm, p.OR
D'lrhcm, a.
JliiJtc Mi/kal, a. —
— 2 barley-corns.
— 4 barley-corns.
— 8 barley-corns.
— 8 rutties.
— 12 mafhahs,
— 4 mafhahs.
— 4-|- rutties.
I mafliah and i rutty.
4 mafhabs and ^i- rutties.
J U/^l If.cir, a.
f^^^^V^y^j^ Seer
AajjI Qwkydh, aOR
-AAjJj IVekydh
a. 7 I I
OR |-i-2 tolahs and 2 mafhahsr Sbaby, b. or, r'^^z/yJ^r. J
vkyab, a '\
'lydb, a. J
77 mifkals.
40 iftars.
ULFAZ UDWITEH.
rHE
ATERIA ME Die A.
ABBREFIATIONS.a. Arabic, g. Greek; fy. Syriac. p. Perfian. h. Hindevy. v. ordinary name. qu. quality.
1,2,3,4, degrees. prop, medical properties. ch. what part or kind to be chofen. cor. corre(9:ors«
d, dofe. fuc. fuccedaneum.
(1) j\\ AARGHEES. g. Bark of
the root of the barberry bufli.
p. pojl heykh d'lruckt %e-rujhk.
(2) J^J^r A-TEREE-LAL. Crow-
foot.
a. rejel ul gherab. p. tokbem kheldl
kheleil. m^y^^h, kakjungee^ and alfo 7?iijpe.
qu. hot and dry 1. ch, the feed.
(3) A-LE-SUN. Wild rue.
p. fepundfowkhtenee. ^^^^^CK^y*i(^k^
(4) Ui^L^I ABOO KHULSA. A
fpecies of buglofs.
p. Jhunkdr. ^iXLij
qu. hot and dry 2. ch. black, with ma«y leaves,
and thick root. d. as far as 2 direms.
(5) U/LTylABERKAKYA. a. Cobweb.
p. teneedeh unkdboot. h. muckree lid
jdla.
prop, ufed to fcop bleeding at the nofe ; and
applied to green wounds that are fuperficial.
(6) ^Ul^^l IBN-UL-MA. a. Any water
fowl.
p. mor-
ULFA2 UDWIYEH.
p. murghdbee.
The fiefh is heating.
(7) Ov>^r A-BIST. a. Pulp ofcitron.
p. goivjht turenj. h. bee-jowre-kd good.
qu. hot and moLfl: i. ch. the fpecies called
balu7tg. vide 140.
(8) ^Ijf A-BAR. a. Burnt lead.
h. bung. p. foorbfowkhteh.
qu. cold and dry 2. native antimony.
(9) Ju\ UB-KIR. a. Nitre.
h. bd-jee. ^. Jhooreh.
(10) _;r^l UB-RAR. a. Houfeleek.
p. hy-ul-aalum. ^IjJl^::^.,
(11) IBNTAHIR. a. Par-
tridge.
p. kuhk.i
(12) (j^jAJf ABNOOS. a. Ebony,
p. avo-noos. q^j^jjI
qu. hot and dry 2. prop, aflringent and pungent,
f;^. black, and that will fink in water. cor. gum
Arabic with fweet bafil, Juc. konar wood \ or
burnt date feed,
(13) (j^i^jjl ABOO ULS. a. Name
of a flower.
p. gool khyree. iSy>^<S^
qu. hot and dry I . prop, drawing, ch. fre{h ga-
thered, d. a very fmall quantity, c^r. yolk of egg.
(14) IBNURS. ^. The
mungoofe.
f^l'^t;^ h. neyivul, p. rdfoo.
qu. flefh hot and dry. prop, attenuant, ch. that
which is well covered with hair, d, one direm to
one mifkal, mixed with fait, may be taken to pre-
vent the effefts of peftilential air. cor. oils.
fuc. rennet, in cafes of the epilepfy.
/
(15) ABUC. ^.Mercury.
T^^") h. pd-ra. p feem-db. l_^L^^,
(16) O^^I UBH-RUCK. Talc,
p. tulc.{Jr^
(17) J.^! UBHEL. a. The feed of
the plane tree, and of the mountain ;
pine.
p. tokhem wowhel and tokhein fir-cc.
kouhee. h. howb-beer.
qu. hot and dry. 3 prop, diaphoretic and atte-
nuant, and good for cleaning ulcers. ch. black
and large, gathered from a tree with leaves of
a golden colour, d. from two direms to a mifkaU .
cor. lignum aloes, or galangal, or amomum,or barberries, yj/^-. cyprefs kernels ; or an equal
we.gbt of calTia lignea ; or one and half direms of
cinnamon.
(i 8) (Jol EBIL. The lefler cardamom,
p. kd-ke-leh feghdr. _jL3i.JuoAJjjla
(19) JuuUI A-BA-BEEL.
fwallow.
a The
h. fe-pa^
MATERIA MEDIC A.
h. fc~pd-bee-nee. p. piir-uf-took.
(20) EB-REY-SUM. Raw filk.
T.'lT^ h. paufh. p. ehreyjhum. ^^J^t
(21) i^jyi ABROON. Houfe leek,
p. hy-ul-adlum. ^JLsti 1^:is--
(22) oj-^'" ABGOON • Starch.
h. geehoon-ka-heer, p. nejhdjieh.,
(23) aIoXIIjI^I ABRAR ULKUT-EH.
Seed of houfe leek.
p. tokhemhy ul ddlum. ^LxJI^^^^k:^
(24) aa^^^I IB-RE-HY-MEYAR
A kind of broth.
(25) A^USr AB-KA-MEH. Bread
foaked in water, and kept in the fun
till it becomes foun .
h. kdn-jee.
(26) AAAjof AB-GBE-NEH. Glafs.
h. kd?itch. y. Jheejheh. &JLk^
(27) AA^i^l. IBN KUBBEH. a. Bread.
^'£\ ^' roo-tee. p. ndn, ^jU
(28) a''-BEE, Quince
p. h. he-hee. 2., fuf-ir-jel.
(^9) c^jTe^l IBN A-WEE. The
jackal.
h. fee-dl and gee-dir, ^.Jloeghdl.
(30) (T^I UT-KEJ. Citron.
qu. the peel is hot and dry 2; the inner white
coat, hot and moift i; the juice, cold and dry 2;
the feed, hot and moiiL prop, cardaic, tonic, at-
teniiant, and diaphoretic; ch, large, with yellow
fkin. d, for the bite of a fcorpion, two mifkals
of the feed may be taken infufed in hot water.
31) j\y\ UT-RAR. Barberries.
p. %er-ujhk. ^lS^^jj
qu. cold and dry. ch. thofe that are tranfparent.
(32) (j^Ia^I AT-NA-MEES. Wild
camomile.
p. babooneh burree. (^j3&jjj\j
(33) ^\d\ UT-AN.
h. gud-e-hee.
(34) Os^I IS-MUD,
monv.
h. unjerii
A fhe afs.
p- ma-deh khui\
a. Native anti-
p. fung Jirmeh,
qu. cold I, dry 2. prop, drying and ftyptic.
ch. bright and brittle, cor. fugar, and coriander
feed. Juc. burnt lead.
(35) ^Ajl US-LUC. a. Seed of agnus
caftus.
ULFAZ UDWIYEM.
h. fem-bhd-loo ke beej. p. tokbem punj- ROOMEE. A fpecies of fpufge-.
unpoofht. n -7 •
^ Y. jhw-nm. 0^(36) Jjl US-EL. The tamarlfk bufh.
^^^^ EH-REEZ. Safflower.
h. i-h
(37) l^J-l AJEL GEE-A. Apoi-^^^^^^^ ^
^
(45) EH-DAK'L'-
ftf^ h. ^//x. p beeJL ^ MIRZA. Camomile flowers.
MOOD. ^j^'^^ babooneh gdw: ^I/aJ^Ij
A fpecies cf parfley.^^^^ AKH-ROWT.
p. ^^;../r-«/ ^.r./x. u^_/)!j>' ^^i^^ Walnut.
(39) (j>^U>.l E-JASS. A fpecies of plum. KJ^'^^ jf-^J^ jy^h. <iroo. p. a-loo. jjf 2i. joivz. p. char mughz, d^ndi geer di-gdn,
prop, emollient, and a good purgative of the (47) JoLI AK-GIR. A live COaf.
bile.^ ^
.. ^(40) A-JUR. Burnt bricks. ^iTill aA:^^^ Ici^^LXjI
C^^^^X AA^vC:^>i»s::i. h. an-gd-rd unkijht dfrokhteh
h. luck-boivree-eent. p. ^7j/^/ /o^/./£>/^. (-^g) EKHEENOOS.prop, drying. rA. thofe that are new. d. one
wheat,mifkal of the oil of bricks, cor. oil oi violets.
/ tiles. ('45) ty^l EKIIREET. Wild leek.
(4 0i:^il_,=.IUJ-WA-'iN.^7]-^l^?j jjq,,^^^ ^y^^'^A fpecies of anifeed.
^i, bun-kd gunde-nd. p. gun-de-nd
Y nan-\hak. ^\yd^yj bur-ree.
In Hindevy it moreover is culled /V-w-i-Zn. ^ \ . i ttsztt vitt xt c^
^ (J^^' uKH-YuL. JName of a
{'42") / JLwI -w' tZs..! h. rj-WA-lN , , 1*1- rj^ J ^ bird, whom the Aiabiaas confider to
KHORASANY. >^Fi tTl"^"]7i<TOHl^il
Henbanefeed.
be unlucky.
(5 i) UKH-ZUM. A young fnake,
.^rV^liij p. buz-ir-ul bunj.C -p. War
MATERIA MEDICA.
p. mar now. V j'-^ ^ ^ . u\ i• - . ^ ^-tt-
(59) '•-^•L'-^fo'^' AZANUL-(52) UKH-YOON. a. Snake's ^„ tt , . r • r^ ER-NUB. ^. Hares' ears. A fpecies of
head ; name of a plant.ribwort.
p. rafs ul uf-e-iy, 1 ^SLi^\i 1 . , r<.. < .
(60) ujcXJI^loi AZANULDUB. ^.
Wild wheat. -. , , , ,
^ Mullein, p. goojb kbyrs^ or bear s ears.
h. bun-g-ee-hoon. v. p. du-fir. vi. g;undmn ^ , . . ^ ' ^^ F y F<s^^j^ cXotJI^^lc)]- AZANULUBD.
dejljtee. r n ^ ^^ r, rr, j A fpecies of ihepherd s liarr.
C?4) It:^!^:^! A-DA-DA. A fpecies of ^ ^J^,,,^^,^^^^^.
^ (62) jUUI(^le>1 AZANULFAR.mezereon. ,^ r • /7Mouie ear. p. merjan goojh.
p. derukht keremddneh. AjIOf*ycii=k^c^.
Ccc) It^r i^DA. Green ginger, jj ^ u if j-^•^ o Dy^i. hot and dry 2. a. halt a direm.
^^I^ ^51 yJ^^^J (63) ^Jl IZ-KEER. Camel's hay.
h.^d-rucL ^. zinjebeel tur, 5^^^^^ ^^^sLT &
(56) ^^' ID-RICK.^. A fmall plum. ^und beyi gowr-gee-h, 2.^^ kd-
p. dloo-cheh. ^^^^ muck-ee.
(57) sjlcsr'.:^! U-DE-CHA-REH.The (64) ^U^Jf AZREE-YASS. Gum
inverted thorn. of wild rue. (^^^^/Ol
f^f^,^1 ^. femegh fuddb kou-hee.
\.\\. chee-chi-rd. p. khlir wagzoon. (65) (jjs^aaJ 1(^1(3 1 AZAN UL KE-
(58) A-DA-RA-KEE. fy. SEES. ^. A fpecies of houfe-leek.
Name of a bitter root, very hard when (66) J^ajst^I^jIJJ 1 UZNAB UL
dry. KYEL. a. The plant horfe tall.
h. koQtchela. ^. fe-loos mdhee. h. fee-rs ka gdtch, ^. as-lmj.
K (67)
U L F A 2 U DW I Y E H.
(67) jAjU!t^ljr AZANULFEEL.^. (j^/^^y^J ARA-KOO-Wa'. A weed
Drangwort. that grows amongft v/heat.
p. pulgoojhj and loof. ^ j^— (ji^^jjCLo
(68) JljiJl^^l^^r AZAN UL GHE-
ZAL. ^z. A fpecies of buglofs.
(69) o^^b'^^" AZAR-A-FYOON.
A fpecies of foam of the fea.
(;o) AZREEYOON. Accor-
ding to fome, the anemone; others
fay it is the camomile plant.
(71) jjj6\ hZlK-YOU. The fun-
flower.
(72) c^O.:Jl^lc3r AZAN UL JE-
DEE. a. Ribwort, arnogloffa.
p. lijfan ul heml. (Jj^l(^lwj>J
(73) U>^Ull^^l ARTE-MA-SY-A. Ar-
temefia, mugwort.
p. blr-un-ja-Jtf, ^.-Xm^X:^y(74) ARIS-TA. Henbane,
p. hung. lXIj
(75) ARISTALOO-
KHEEA. Long birthwort.
p. %ere'wend teweel. lJ.j^C>6j\jj
(76) Ua^j( URMEENA. Sal ammo-
niac, p. novjjhddir, jC^\,t>y
fehuck gundum. h.. keekd.
(78) e-ru-sa. ^iiB&^n^An Indian plant, called alfo bunfd.
(79) j\ ER-KUB. The mountain
goat. p. buz kou-hee. i^^jSy
(80) IR-ZUT. A fpecies of fir.
p. fe-no-ber bey b'lr. .^i^^.^y.j^'^J^^jC^
The fir that does not bear fruit.
(81) o\^^J.jjl A-REED-BA-REED,
A root which refembles a fplit onion.
It is a native of iJeiftan,
<:sLj\ UR-SHUD. The marcafitc
flone.
V. mlr-kd-Jhee-Jhd. L^yiujj^
qu. hot and dry 2.
(83) C>3j\ UR-SUD. The chafte tree.
p. punjun goojht. h. fumbhdloo.
(84") cXJjl A-RUND. palma
chrifti. p. beed injeer. j<s^\o^j^
(85) Jjl ARUZ. Rice.
^l^c'S ^' P« be-renj.
(86)
MATERIA MEDIC A.
(8 6) yjj\ UR-ZEEZ. />. Tin. ^. buz-lrul bunj.
^5T1 (^•^^" (j^i^ (95) (^'--jjf UR-KAN. A fpecies of
h. raU'ga. v. hi-lis' a. re-jufs. privet,
(S7) loU^I UR-MAT. Name of a f^*^^ h. mhindee. v. ^. hennah. tba.
flower. (96) o'^tV^^ UR-DE-SHEERAN.
^"^^^Qj^J h. kew-feh kafhool. A tree refembling jafmine.
(88) ^Jl UR-KUT. The leopard. (97) ^^Lojl UR-BEE-YAN. A fnrimp.
^. pe-lung. LiXlb f^'ll] (^bjOj^^
(89) L_r Ls^l UR-MAK. Name of a h. jhingd, p. melekh de ry-d-i.
tree. (98) cjW^J^ UR-JAN. Wild almond.
^"^^^70=^ kew-reh kd gdtch. ^H^ITH^ITI L3^/'(^'^^
(90) Ij! UR-AK. a. A tree, of h.. Jungelee bd-dam. bd'ddjn kou-hee.
whofe roots are made tooth-picks. (99) UR-JOO-WaN. A
I^^^Til^ h. fe-loo kdgdtch, tree bearing a beautiful purple flower.
hotanddry, I.—/)r<3^. deobfbuent.
—
ch.it^- ur-ghe-wdn.grant.
—
d. of the fruit i miflcal.^
/ 7«. cold and dry.
^.9^; L^JJl/ (ioo)i^;^_j! UR-ME-NEEN. WildMEE. An aromatic bark of a tree
pomegranate.
(92)(^.,r^,I UR-DUM-ROO.,
-Sr* n. jungelee anar. a. kilkul. p.
growing in Yemen.
dejhtee.
MEE. The anemone.
V. dzree-yoon. KX^J^^
(93) URKUM. Afnake, black(-oOo^-k^lUR-SA-NEE-KGON.
and white, p. mar uhluck. ^Jp-j|jt«Yellow orpiment.
(94) oj^k;' UR-MA-NEE- '^^'^^.
'^Jj^jj
_ h. hir-tdl. p. zir'ne'dh %ird,
KOON. Henbane feed.
(loa)
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
(102) oj^^'^^J^ UR-SE-KE-
LOON. The fame.
(103) (^Jjl 'r^R-ZUN. A kind of mil-
let. ^7{\ h. chey-ncu
(104) ^\J\A-RAH. Gum maftich.
(105) aaJLc^jI UR-JEE-KE-NEH.
A yellow grafs ufed in dying.
h. as-pe-ruck. p. %e-reer.
(106) ^\:^C^j\ IR-UD-FE-NA-
NEE. V. Wild cucumber.
(107) C^^i;' UR-NUB-BIR-REE.
The hare. d^/J=^
h. fujfci. p. khur-goojio.
(108) ^J^^^J\ UR-NUB BEH-
REE. The fea hare, a poifonous fiHi,
refembling a fliell.
(109) IR-TEE. The white
poplar. N. fepeld-dr. __;1<_Xaa>w
(110) (^jylijl UR-GHA-MOO-
NEE. A flower refembling the ane-
mone.
(111) C,j^j\ UZ-WIRD. Thelote
tree.
(112) Loj^l US-MOO-SA. Wild
carrot.
(113) bLyU^I US-TIR-KHA. Red
orpiment.
h. mynful. p. zir-neikh foorkb.
(114) OJ^^\ ISS-PUND. Seed of
wild rue. v. hir-mul (J.^:^^
(115) U^:Lja'>^l US-TEH KHURMA.
Date ftone.
prop, when burnt, it is drawing and detergent.
(116) ^J^I US-RUB. A Lead.
(117) ^IcUJb^l IS-FEE-DAJ. White
lead.
(118) gvlU^l IS-FE-LUNJ. The
fhrub horfe tail, or goat's beard.
(119) \ IS-FUNJ. Sponge.
h. moowa bd-dul. p. abir-moordeh.
(120) ^^-^1 IS-RINJ. Red lead.
h. fe.lndur.
prop, drying, ch. a bright red, Juc. white lead,
(121) ^UIa^^I IS-FA-NAJ. Spinu.age.
h. fdg pd-luck, p. h-pd-ndj.
prop, cool and emollient, cor. pepper, fuc.
long cucumber ; and purflain.
(122) ^U^cyj>^l US-WUD SA-LIKH.
A black fnake.
MATERIA MEDIC A.
5Ly*fjt« plant, whofe root is very vifcous.
h. kdlla nag. p. mar fy-ah. WWt^^^^123) cXaa>w <A>J<.>jj I IS-FUND- \\. gd-hjsftr-eyfs . gee-dhJlr-ty-Jhum»
SE-FEID. A fpecies of muftard-feed. (133) (j^sLX^I ISS-TUT-LUS.
JTi:^^ ^\<y'^^ Jew's pitch.
h. is'hund. p, tokhum fe-pen-ddn. (134) ^j*^jL>.jjyu^\ US-KOO-REE-
prop. anodyne. DOOS. Reiinet in general.
(124) USSUD. The Hon. ^^-j ^h.i^gdk p./ieer. yJ.
v, un-fe-keh.' p. pu-neer-mdyeh.
(125) cX^^^>^! IS-THOOL- US-TIR-MA-
KUND. An Indian root. ^^^g^ ^.^^ ^^^^
(126) ISS-KUN-KOOR.35) ^,^1 USSUD UL URZ.
The fliink.chameleqn.
flT^Tllc^l e^^-^^^* c^^^-*^^ Tl^fJl^ ^^^Jijj^
h. r.^/ ;«^./r/3-/... p. relg mdhee, and^
p_ boo-ke-le-moon, v. >6/r-^^'.
ne-heng dejh-tee. y. fe-kunkoor.jyXL^ The chymifts give this name alfo to quick-
, X ( (TO h/ta'ii u,t ^1 filver, on account of its alTuming fo many forms,(i 27)^l^wj I Ib-MAK. Myrtle.
, ON . « « TTo -.-^^^ T^^r^ (137) <^^IUS-TRUNG. Mandrake.(128) (j^jO^^rk^l US-TOO-KOO- ^ ^'^ di
DOOS. Stoechas. C^S^l^^^^^^ ^J/.-^ P-^^_7*
(129) US-YOGS. Fixt alkalinev.-yeb-rooj.
fait. h. =^^^^q P-^'"'"-^^^
03o)^^^^lISS-FiYOOS. Seed (138)^1 AS-PE-RUCK. Melilot.
of fleawort.
(131) (j.^U>.l ISS-KA-KIS. Afpecies (139) Jt^' ^S-KEEL. Squill.
of millet. ^-^kdndd. psydz dejlotee. ^^Ji^CT^i^^
(132) o-y^^^ US-KCO-LOOS. A (Uo) r/-' IS-FE REM. Myrtle.
L (141)
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
(.141) (:^jJjO^y US-KOO-LOO-
KOON-DIR-YOON. Spleenwoit.
(142) A-SA-ROON. Afara-
baca. h. tuckir.
(143) ^^jy^'^ US-KOO-ROON.
Ruft of iron.
a. khubsU ' he-djed. p, r^'£';7? d-hun.
h. keeth.
(144) ^^aUlL^I IS-TUF-LEEN.
Garrot.
p. zir-duck. ^^djj h. ga-jir. S\(p^
(145) ^A^l^rsr'l^lcXsi^l IS-FEY-
DEJ'L'JUSSA-SEEN. Shell lime.
h. kuUee. p. d-huck fud-ef.
(146) ^^jcXaJL^I US4iEE-DOO-
LE-YOON. Winter cherrj.
(147) ^^y.! ASS-RAN. Milk curds.
(148) aXL^j^i ASS-BIN-KEH.
Myrtle..
( I 49)5cxJLJC1| US-GUN-DEH^^-^Ijfl?,
An Indian plant.
It.isheating, and ftimulant^
(150) US-RU-REH, Indian
' f|?ikenard.
V. fem-bel ut teib. v-^xLJI J<>>w
(151) jl^I ISS-KHA-REHw
ROOMEE. A thorny grafs.
( i 52) C^^-^u^r ASS BIR-REE. Wild,
myrtle.
(153) L.^^ml&L..j^!USH.MOO-SA
and U3-MOO-SA, A fpecies of
meroiv.'
(154) Ux^U^U^;.! A-SHEYAF
MA-MY-SA. The juice of a fpecies
of poppy.
.
(155) OjIc^JU^l USH-NAZ DA--
OUD. Dry hyffop; vide lijj %oofd.
(1563 J^y^y USH-TUR-GHAR:
Camel's thiftle.
(15;) ^^jJJCil ISH-TE~LA-YOO.S.
An aromatic bark..
V. dar-Jhee-Jhlin. \^3t.!^iijJiij\(S
(158) ISH-RASS. A plant, of,
which is made a very ftrong glue.
h.Jtr-eys. ^. Jlr-ey-Jhemi.
(159) u.2>^l ISH-KHEES. A fpe-
cies of mezereon.
(160)(J"*^'
USHUCK. Gum ammoniac.-
MATERIA ME DI C A»
p. fe-mugh te-rd-tees, and fe-mugh bil
Jhe-reen.
(i6i) ISH-KA-KUL. Wild
carrot.
USH-KYL
GHESH UM. A fpecles of bramble.
V. owfuj.
(165) ^^U^l USH-NAN. Glaffwort.
h. chook. & chu-buck fhow-yeh. p.
ghd-ful,
qu. hot and dry T. />rij/> detergent and cauftic.
rA, the befl: grows at Bark near Cufah, and is of
a light green. half a direm. ror. poppy, fue.
foap.
(164) ^jU%^r ASHBUTCHE-
GAN. Caftor.
(165) A^il USH-NEH. Mofs that
erows in trees.
h. cheree-ld. p. de-wa-leh.
(166) Uo^^iJ^l USS'LUL HIN-
DU-BA. Root of fuccory.
(167) UU;j^ x)lc.UI USS'LUL UR-
TE-NY-SA.. Root of arthenita, or
fowbread.f^l/^
(168) V;^^^J^' USS'LU'LGHERBo.
Root of the mountain pine.
qu. hot and dry 2.
(169) u^^lj^l USS'LU'L KUS-^
SEB. Root of the reed..
qu. hot and dry 2.
(170) c:^_^c3J!J^i USSUL'Z'ZURT.
Roof of a fpecies of mulct.
p. beykfj jew- dr.
qu. cold and dry. prop, narcotic.
(171) ujUIAJI^-j'-^I A-SABA-UL-
FE-TE-YAT. Sweet bafil.
h. tuljee. p. ungoojht lun-ee-zuck-dn,
(172) ^UJiyiJ^I USSUL'URRA-
ZEE-A-NUJ. Root of a fpecies ofanife.
h. fownf keyjir. p. beykh ba-dy~dn»
(173) ^UUIJ^I USSULUL LOO-
FAH. Mandrake root.
(174) ^jl^lJ^f USSUL UL JE-
WA-SHEER. Root oftheopoponaxtree.
p. beykh gdzvjheer. yJi^^^:^.
(175) USSUL ULKUB-IR.
Root of the caper bufli.J^"^
p. bekyh koblr.
.
(•76)
U L F A Z U DW I Y E H.
(.76) ^UJ-I USSUL r MURR. US' SO-SUN UL UBYEEZ. Root
D 4. r L . of white lilv.Koot or the mjrrh tree.
^. beykh miirr,^.beykh fo-funfe-feld. 0..}^^^.'^
hot and dry a. " ( I 83) IJ^l USSUL UL LOOF.
(177) jlljy^-'ljx^l USSUL UL Root of dragonwort.
LOWZULMUKR. Root of the beykh peel-goojh. (j^^^jCIaj^aj
bitter almond tree.^'"^^ 3-
^^^^^1^©^^ ^r'^^^.^84)^^1J^f USSUL UL A-SUF.
T , r ;• 7/7 Root of the caper bufli ;'i^zV^ No. 17 c.
n. ke-ru-ey badam key Jir. ^. beykh '
bdidm ulkh. 0 85) US-TE-RUCK. Storax.
(,78) ASA-BA-SIFR. A X'" ^"^ f'^^"
r oot. p. ^ «/^ ^ 3 ^
>1J^l USSUL Ur TUM-
It Is of a dark yellow colour, and accounted
good in curing the bite of any animal. BOOL. Root of the betel plant.
(179) ^j^J^^jl^i ASA-BAHQOR. ^i^fe^
MUS. Hermoda(£lyls. h. lio-lin-jen, ^g. beyUo pan..
^. foorinjdn. ^\:^jy^^ (187) JJLUJiJ^I USSUL UL FIL-
(180) y^^K^JlJw^l USSULUS'SOOS. FIL. Root of the long pepper fhrab.
Liquorice root.
C188) J<A;JfJLoI USSUL UL NEEL.
Root of neel.
^fl^^TI^ and "^^-^ri ^^^VSh. mooh-Iuttee, and jet-hee-mudh. p,
p. beykh hub ul neel. oIa^Iiw-a^ts^^ajbeykh me-huck' -
•
-
. The neel tree bears a purgative berry, called
(18;) ^j-iJlJ^f USSUL UL in Arabia m/«^.'/.
KEREFS. Parfleyroot. (189) ^IjJfJ^! USSUL UL RA-
U^^j-^^ Root of elecampan e.
h. uj-mood-Key j'lr. p. beykh kerefs.' (^-^'-^ J-^-^^^'Jg^-^
(18^5) u4o^!^_^..JlJ.^I USSUL' ^- beykh :^unje-beeljhamee.
MATERIA M E D I C A.
^M. hot and dry, 2. ^9/) C_5"|j^(^l^xwiM(^^w^>jjJI(3-^t
(190) ^^J)^[LXiJ^^ USSUL FIN- uSSUL US SO-SUN UL ASSMANTA-FE-LOON. Root of clnquefoll. jqC-NEE . Root of iris.
flK. hot and dry, 2.( . ,
^ ^' Ci98)^;-A^-'|J^IUSSUL'L'KHUN-
(191) ^j^U^l IS-TE-FEEN. Carrot.
(192) Ajujinj^l USSOCLULAR-
BA-A. The four roots, viz. fuccory,
SA. A glutinous root of a fpecies of
grafs. p. ^(?yiy6 gee-hd. fe-rey-Jhum.
fennel, cap r, and tamarifk. ,
(193) »UAjlj.^l U^b UJL KUbb- " ^ I I t
AH. Parflty root.SUL'L'UN-JE-DAN-UL- KHORA-
/
SANEE. Root of a fpecies of thiftle.
(194) c£j!cUJ!^jU1 ASA BA UL '^
GHE-ZA-REE. A fpecies of blackc^lu^l^f UZRASS UL
.... xi( KELB. Polypodf.grapes, ^citiflll ^jf^JJjf^^
^
j,'f jr., . (201) ioA^I UZMOOT. A kind ofh. kd-lee dakh. p. uugoor xietoonee, ^ ^
qu. hot and dry.filbert.
(195) 0^dJU.fc>=l USSUL 'L'(202)UA^LlUT-MEE-SA.Mug^^ort.
MAZ-RI-YOON. Mezereon root. (^°3) -^^^ E-TA-A. The white poplar.
p. beykh mujl-roo. JJ"^^'^^'^^^^
'^
hot and dry, 3. (204) J^AJ ,L! IT-REE-FUL. Gene-
(196) \ i^jA USSUL ral name for myrobakns.
NEE-LU-FIR HINDEE. Root of {zo^) ^y^j^\jo\ UT-RAF ZIE»
water lily. TOON. Olive branches.
^'^^R^jR'^ ^* konwul key j'lr. p. Jhdkh-ha zietoon. (^j^j^^\,^\JU
(S^^^jjh^^ p. beykh nee-'Iu-fir- (206) aj^,L1 UT-RY-LH. A kind of
hmdee, vermiceLi.
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
h. feen-wi-ey. p. hul-iva-'iy ri/hteh.
(207) aajJUUL! ut-bAulkel-
BEH. Sebeftens.
(208) u^uIjULji uzfar ur
TEJB. Perfumed nails.
(209) ^^U^Jl^A^I AI-YUNUS
SERATEEN. Seed of agnus caftus.
vide 35.
(210) jKt\ UGBAR. A Collyrium.
It is compofed of wormfeed, tutty, and-fagar
candy.
{2ii)ij^jKt\ A-GHEE-RIS. Walnut.
vide 46.
(212; A-GHEES. One of
the many names for agnus caftus.
(213) ^jJa^jt\ UGHER~SE-TIS.
A fpecies of thiftle.
V. feel. (Jv>wM^ p. heyd gee-d. UyOv-o
(214) AjOcI UGH-LEE-KEH. Syrup
of grapes, dates, &c.
p. dujhdb. K^\AtjCi
(215) (^^yt^l AGHA-LOO-CHEE.
Lignum aloes.
^31"^ h. ugir. p. oud. Cij£.
(216) c^^>^^JV^;:i^ af-tab pe-
RUST. Worfhipper of the fun.
This appellation is given to the funflower^ the
neelufir, and the chameleon.
(217) ^,^\ UF-SHU-REJ. Expreff-
ed juice.
Sc^^^if and sjUoc
p. uf-JJjoor-deh, and ujfd-reh.
(218) '^^j^ UFRE-HUNJ.
The herb curfuta.
p. lu-Jhoos. ej^L/"
(219) ^Uil UF-KAR. Sneezewort.
h. nuck chee-ke nee,
(220) ^^^Vjil AFRUNJ-MISHK.
A fpecies of fv/eet bafi].-
h. iulfee. p. ha-lun-goo-ee-khoord.
qu. hot and dry, 2. cor. violets, fuc. clovei.
(221) ^jj>^lil AFA-SOON. Oil of
radifh.
h. moo- lee ka teil. p. roghen toorb.
(222) ^y^Xi! AFLA-TOON. Gum
bdellium.
goo-g^l' p. mo-kuL JJU
(223) E-FIR-BE-YOON.
Euphorbium.
h. fe-hoond ka doodh. p. Jheer derukht
zuckoom. V. Jir-ji-yoon.
It
MATERIA MEDIC A.
It is the milky juice of a prickly plant, called^. fe-lun-jeh. A-y*^
Zuckoom, &c.
(224) i^aX;,^! ufsunteen.
Wormwood.
It is chiefly u'ed in perfumes.
(230) (^-31.3 1- UF-IEY. Snake, in ge-
neral.
'^^^^ 'J til^ h. fdmp. p. mar.
h. muf-ta-roo. p. hurunjd-fif kouhee., , ,r ^ j^Q(. and dry, 4. attenuant. ch. a
yM. hot and dry, 3. ^rsp. deobftruent and pur- female. d. of the flefh, three milkals. cor.
gative, and deflroying worms. Teriac or Venice treacle.
(225) ^jAaS I UFYLOON. Mountain (231) U^U'I A-KA-KYA. Acacia,
wormfeed. (252) U^l EKLEE-MYA. The
f^^^dj^jd p. dlr-me-neh kou-hee. drofs of gold or filver.
^226) q^^l UF-YOON. Opium. /r^/. drying, r^r. oil of almonds.
^ifj-j^ ^jX-^^j^ (233) ^y*^^^ UK-SOOS. A fmall
h. uf-eem, ^.Jheerkhujh kdjh. ^ifcous berry.
^M. cold, 4. dry, 3. prop, narcotic and (234) lojj! U-KIT. Dried milk CUrds^
fedative. that which diflblves readily in water,qu. cold and dry.
and melts when expofed to the lun. d. 1 he ^ ,
weight of a pea ; for outward application, twice (235) ^jl^j^S:::'! OKH-HYWAN. Ca-that quantity. cor. pepper, cinnamon, fagape-
num, parfley feed, and caftor. Juc. three times momile flowers,
the weight, of henbane feed, with one-third more t,j 1 .1<^ . i
^ , p. babooneb ffauu, •U^sj^jbof the fruit of mandrake. ^ o ^ '
(227) o>r;^^^ AFTEEMOON. (236) AKOO-
Dodder of thyme. YEELA-SEMOON-ROOMEE. Bal-
^^Tlf"5^ ^' ^^^f^ ^^y^' ^^"^ °^ Gilead.
(228) «v.<^^' AFA-DY-AH. Heating ^. roghen bulfdn. ^jLJj^ijj,
medicines, fuch as cloves, galatigal, (237) ^oJJ^^ A-'KA-ROON. Sweets
cinnamon, &c. flag.
(229) Asr^l IF-LUN-JEH. A feed, p. wuj.
refembling muftard, but of a fragrant (238) ^^J^Ji^l UKTIN YEME-
fmell. NEE. A fpecies of vetch.
p. he-noO'mdJh<>.
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
p. U-noo-maJh. (ji^Uyj (250) eJllfJo^jS'I EKLEEL'UL ME-
(239) (^JUy i EKOO-MA-LEE. A LIC. Melilot.
mixture of honej and water. ^Tl"^^"^ Jjj y^^^^(240) ^lai I UK-TEE. The elder tree. h. dj-pe-ruch p. gee-ah ky-fr, alfo ze-
(241) ^jjJUiojl UKTEnVlOO- reer. vide 141.
KEE. A kind of white thorn. (251) (^^^((J.JS'I EKLEELAH-
5* ^jT*^^ WUZ. Seed of an Indian plant.
h. deh-md-hd. p. hdd-d-wird. ^'RTl'^i^^'^liR u-tun-gunkay beedj.
(242) UK-IT-MUCKIT. (252) ukImoo-ye-zan.
The eagle ftone. A fpecies of pea.
(253) OJ^lj'-^ AKA-REE-KOON.
h. kerun-jewd, p. kha-yeh eblees. Stone of the wild olive.
Suppofed to aOlft women in labour. (254) A^^JU U-KEIL NEFSEH.
(243) UKH-SHOOS. A fpe- Euphorbium.
cies of dodder. v. fir-fy-oon, O^fV^j^
(244) UK-UJ. The medlar. (255) ^^^l/l AKA-HOO-LEE. An
(245) IG-IR. Sweet-fcented flag. Indian plant*
(246) UK-REFS. Parflej. ^^-^V. kerefs. ^^y^^^ It is ufed in the cafe of the gonorrhoea.
(247) (j^jj^l UK-RU-FUS. Walnut. (256) UJI ULSA. A fpecies of
ip. jowz-roomee. f^^^jjj^ anifeed.
(248) (JTT AG. Name of a milky tree. (257) uJI IL-IB. Aloes; vide 34.
J^J^ (^5^) A-LOOJ. Aplant, con-
a. Jhejer ufiir. fidered as an antidote.
(249) eJJJ^yl UK-ROO-HUCK,^. gri^-rucL ^JJ^
Sarcocolla; wV^ No. (259) yoWMigUJI UL-SINETUL
ASA-
MATERIA ME DI C A.
ASA-FEER. Sparrow's tongue, a feed. (270) ^^^^^^Jl UL3EE. tj^it^
h.inderjoe. 2l. lijfdn us dfd-feer. ^. dhir. (271) f>^I AM-RA. [^Tl'^l An In-
^260) (j^U,l UL-MASS. Diamond. dian frviit, in fhape refembling the
h. hee-rd. p. mafs. ^J*X^ mangoe.
(261) (j>^xJtJI UL-BA-NEES. A (272) u^-aajJ^I AMUL BEYNP.
ppt-herb. ^qiTl^cii^ h.fdg chowlle.^"jq^f^T) An Indian fruit.
(262) L>J( ELIB-TOOT. A Ipe-(,73) ^fAM-LUJ. Emblic my-
cies of creeper.robalans. .
(262)/^* »yi UL-UT-ROOMEE. ^-r-r- , , /z. i r
A fpecies of mint. ^. fecfubr.^j.^^^^^^^ , UMROOD. Pear'
(264) o^^' UL-A-NEE-YOON.
Elecampane.(275) A-MOOS. BiOiop's
weed, ammi.
(276) (^i/ULx^l A-MAA ULURZ.
Earthworm.
(265) jJ\ UL-YOU. Adam's fig;
vide. 320.
(266) aJI UL-YE-Ah. Tail of the
Perfian fheep.
^r^^'O*'^ ^C^.^ (^77) U-MA-SEEN. Juice
\i. dumbeyh key poontch. ^. dumdumbeh. grapes.^
^M. hot and moift. /r^/. emollient.ll'^fTi'^lefl jjS^Ujjt^\
(267) I E-LUK. The eagle. ^ ^^j^p j^^y ghowrd ungoor,
p. Q-kdb. l_>Ulc ^ ,^,
• (278) ej^-*^' A-MA-MOON..(268) .^^xLi'f A-LA-TEE-NEE. ^
" * Amomum.Fluellin. ;
(279) ej^xifi UMGHEELAN.Thc.(269) E-LA-IY-CHEE. ^ ^^-^ ^ '
^ ' gum-arabic tree. vide \.
^C^l Cardamum feed..
N prop.
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
prop, aftringent., and drying, d. adlibitum. (292) ^J^^ UNGOOR. Grapes.
J-lX^: h. ddkfi.
(293) ^^-''1 UNJEER. Fig.
cor. violets
(280) UUloiuI UN-FE-TEE-NA. fy.
Wild rofe.
(281) I^a/^U! A-NAR-GEE-WA.
Poppy.
(282) UN-SA-SA. Raifins.
a. teen. ^^/J
(294) (j^Jjlr^l UN-BER-BA-REES.
Barberries.
(295) UN-JE-BAR(283) Usr^l UN-JEY-SA. A fpecies\ '
J ^ ROOMEE. A plant growing on the
of buglofs. V. p. Oounkdr. jSSXiu, ,
. , _ , r ^° 1 ^ banks of the Euphrates, iiled in itop-
(284) IfCyij^ UN-KIR-DYA. Ana- ping hemorrhages.
cardium. (296) ^[Lj jOJ\ UNDRYO-TA-
(285) Uc^'I UN-OO-MY-A KIS. a fpecies of vetch.
Anemone. (297) ^^a^UI UNA-EEY-LUS.
(286) Ujjkil UN-TOO-NY-A. Marjoram.
Endive. (298) JUjI UNFAK. Ohve oil.
(287) lc!S^<xiAj| UN-TE-LEH- p. roghen %ietoon.'O^'^. J\D'^Ji.J
SOWDA. Zedoary. vide. (299) L-T^-"! UNJERUCK. Marjoram.
(288) UNGOOR SHE-FA. (300) <jJoC^! UNJOO-KUCK,
A fpecies of nightfhade. A fpecies of grain refembling pear- feed
(289) UN-UB. The egg plant. (301) ^f A-NUK. Lead,
vide o;^^.(302) J^Pl UNJIL. Alarlh-mallows.
(290) ^^jy\ UNZEROOT.^^^^^ ^^^^^Jl UM-FU-KUN-
Sarcocoila. p. kun-ju-deh. isi>s^^ -n r^r^^/i^ -c^ a r ^ c r 4.^ ' ROOMEE. A Ipecies or role without
(291) UNJOOJ. Lignum fmell.
aloes. 216. i^Tl^^'^ »^'^.J^
h./ud-
MATERIA MEDIC A.
h. fud-d goolab. p. gool pe-yd deh.
(304) o^^^'^ A-NEE-SOON.
Anifeed.
h. foivnf. p. rd-%y-a-neh r-oomee.
(305) o^^'' UN-JU-DAN. The
afa foetid a plant.
h. hing kd rookh. p. dirukht un-goo-zeh.
qu. hot and dry, 3. prop, deobftruent, attenu-
ant, and diaphoretic, ch. white, d. one direm.
cor. vinegar. Juc. the root thereof.
(306) cj^'b^-^*'IN-DE-RA-YEN.
^ 5^")^! r| The fruit of the coloquintida
plant, p. hunzil. ^JJd^
(307) UNJUN. CoUy-
riuiii in general.
(308) o^J^^JJ^-*' UNDEROO-
KHU-RQON. A weed that grows
amonsfl: wheat and barley, the feed of
which is red, and verj Litter.
(309) ;06\ INDIR-JOW.
Sparrow's tongue. A feed, vide 261.
p. lijfan ul us-d-fser. ^iC'-ii:s.J I (^L>aJ
(310) sdvArsPl UN-JEE-DEH.; Wild
leek,
(311) UN-FE-KEH. Rennet
in general. ^^^T^pi-
h. chujldh. p. pi-neer-md-yeh,
qu. hot and dry, 2. prop, attenuant and deob-
ftruent. ch. that which has been fqueezed quite
dry, cor. honey.
(312) ^^^Ji\'S:^\ UN-FE KETUL
URNEB. Rennet of a hare.
p. pi-neer-md-yeh khurgoojh,
(313) ^yJVi±^''\ UNFE KETUL
FERES. Rennet of a horfe.
(314) ^^VS.±^'\ UNFEKE-
T'UL KHI-SHIF. Rennet of a male kid
of a mountain-goat, that is a firftling.
(315) UN-FE-KE-TULIIJE-MEL. Rennet of a camel.
(316) J^^liCrs^l UN-FE-KE-
T'UL E-JIL. Rennet of a calf.
(317) o^/^^-^Juf IN-KIT-REE-
YOON. Amber.
(318) ^>vs^! UN-GU-BEEN. Honey.
(319) UN-JE-REH. Nettle.
h d-tun-gen* "
p. guz-neh,
(320) ^^Jifi.<^J^'\ INJEER DESH-
TEE, Adam's fig. ^^^265.*"'*'
V. in-
U L FA Z U D W I YEH.
V . tnjeer Adem. ^ '
(32O UMBOOT'TR-
RA-IY. A fpecies of Floule-leek.
(322) UMBOOTMUL-
E-KEE. The amaranth.
(323) UN-KU MEH. The in-
verted thorn.
(324) (^^jj^JUl UN-A-LEE-
KEE-ROOMEE. Nettle.
(325) ^aJI UMBLEE g^-^^ Ta-
marind, p. temr hindee. (^CkX^ 'S
(326) )0>Uj1 OW-MA-DA. Expreffed
juice of wild cucumber.
(327) ^/^lOW-KUNJ. Sebeftens.
(328) cXxA^^l OWS-PEYD. A fpecies
of water lily.
(329) OW-ZIR. Water.
Tjl^ h. pa-nee. a. mad. p. db. l^jI
(330) J^l OVVZ. Water-fowl, vide 6.
(331) ^aJU^I OW-NA-NEES.
Pome2i'anate buds.
^, Jhe-goo-feh d-nar. _^tljL\j^X3j
(332) 0\V-SHA The marten,
or fable. p. fe-moor. jj^u^
(333) ^^j^aJUIc^jI OW-DA-SA
LI-YOON. Wild ParQey.
p. kerefs kou-hee. f^^jS^fj^jf
(354) {^^aIvjI OW-KY-MUN. Wild
fweet bafil.
(335) OW-KE-TA.RI-
YOON. Hemp agrimony.
(336) (JUjjl OWR-MA-LEE.
Juice refembling honey, obtained from
a certain tree, whofe name is not
mentioned.
(337) ^JUjJjl OW-NOO-MA-LEE.
A mixture of honey and wine.
p. JJoe rdb wu ajful.
(338) c^_*>^IgA/l^l AH-LEE-LUJ
US-WUD. 'Black myrobalans.
h. zun-gee hdr. p. he-lee-leh Jee-dhi.
qu. cold I, dry 2. /iru/i. cathartic, ch. black.
d. of the fkins i or 2 direms ; in deco£lion 7 to
10 direms. cor. Iioney. fuc. chebulic myroba-
lans.
(339) ^iuol^Ax.ybl AH-LEE-LUJ
ASFIR. Yellow myrobalans.
h. hirtuckee. p. he-lee-leh zird.
qu. cold I, dry 2.
—
prop, cholagoga and tonic.
—
ch. plump. d. of the flcins as far as 5 direms;
in decodlion from 7 to 20 direms. cor. fugar-
candy or manna, with jujubes.
(340; L>^aJ|JJ.^I AH-LAL ul
KOUST. A fpecies of fweet bafil
(341)
MATERIA M E D I C A.
(341) Lli( A-HUCK- Lime. (347) Jul EE-YUL. The mountain
h. choo-nli. cow. ^. gau kou hee. i^^J^^^^
(342) ^^>L)Lr^--^^/ AH-LEE-LUJ (3^0) iY-KU-KAN. A fpe-
CA-BULEE. Chebulic mjrobalans. lypi^.
^^WfT. ^^^illxi^ ^^^.^^jI EER-SOON. Talc;
\\, limbe-d-her. p. he-lee- leh kelan. • , ,
I'Md" I 6
.
qu. cold and dry. jtra^ melanagoga. ch . large
and plump, and that will fink in water. ^.510 (350) O^.' lY ROON. YelloW Or-
10 direms. cor. honev. fuc. black myrobalans. . • 1 •i ' ^
I
' piment. p. gow-gird ztrd. jj ^(343) lYR-SA. Root of blue iris. '
'—
u r • u (35O Oi'' lY-P.UN. Milk curds.hot and dry. prop, iiipj'urative, and dcob- ^'^^ y
ftrtient. ch. black and hard, full of knots, and doivgh. Cfragrant. J. 2 direms. cor. honev.
f^
(344) l^Jul EY-LEW-A. ^35^) e>^U,l EY-KA-KEIN. Lig-
AT, /• / - num aloes, p. ozvd. dAloes. p. Jyb-v\ ,,>W3 ^ Jr
(345) ^U.(IN GUR. Vermi- (353) O^/-' EER-KAN. A fpecies
lion. ^.fmn-glrf, ^ ^S^Ji^ of privet. p. .Wa. U
C346) c^-cjj^cAjI IY-DA-ROO- (354) o_^oyj EER-Fl-YOON. The
AIEE. Dracron's blood. violet.
(355) ^C-b BA-KE-LA. A fpecies of (357) l^>L) B ^ J-R A. "^^^ A fpe-
bean. . ci^s of grain ufed for food,
cold and dry, 2. aftrlngent. (35S) I'o^iL) BANSA. ^ alfo A-
(356) BALA. -^l^ alfo KEN- RUSA. An Indian plant.
DUL. An odoriferous grafs. (359) PAD-RA. i:j)3^ alfo
It is ufed for tents and doors in the hot feafon, p^-DUL. T!]!^ Flower of an In-and being kept wet, the wind in palling through
_
is cooled from 1 20 to 76 degrees, dian tree.
It is ufed as a perfume.
o (362)
/
U L F A Z U D W I Y E II.
C361) c:^^jb BAR-DUST. Ebony.h. Z^/r-^-^-/,/. p. deer-zuci. N. htnneb.
.J qu. hot -7, dry 2. ch. foft> and yellow, likeVide 12. u • /•
honey; pungent. cor. gum ammoniac.
C362) ^'c^b bAdNUJ. Cocoanut.^^^^P^"""'
^. / (369) cWj/.vI^j PA-KHEN-(363) ->V>L. BABOONUJ. Camomile ^ ...
^ BHIED. TflTJITirTI^ Gentian,flower.
I
^I i-t
. . , , ,„ , (370) /"b PAKIR Tn"g^r An Indianhot and dry. /re/, attenuant, deobltruent, ^-^
' ^ J v niT'i^
and difcutient. ch. large yellow flower, d. a pu- fruit tree,
gil. cor. honey, or oil of rofes. Juc. milolet, or,
mugwort. (37O y^'->^. PAD-ZEHR. Bezoar.
(364) ^jj^cIyL. BAD-ROOJ. A fpeciest^'^^'^-^^^: ^Jc^^
of fweet bafil. h. %ehr-moh-rir. p. pd-iy %ehr.
5^^P^fHlc^^ (^L.l^»^j' (372)^^bBA-B03-SlR. Adulterated
h. junglee tulfee. p. tur-eh khordJd?iee. camphor.
jM. hot and dry. prop, deobftruent, cordial, (373) y->*jL) BA-BE-SIR. Anotherftyptic. ch. frefli and pungent. d. of the feed
2direms. Juc. tulfee. i^ame for fenna.
(365) BA-DA-WURD. (374) ^Jb BANS. ^^iJI Bamboo.
A prickly fhrub. p. ni-ee hin-dee. (^cX/Jb^i
^^c^ I^JIaJ^^ cold. ;r^^. emollient.
h.jowmvdfd z.Jhowkt ur-by-%d. (375) jb BA-ROOK. Ceruffe of
tin, or of lead.
(366) Ojjb BA-RUD. Fixed alkali
fait, natron, vide 129.(376) U3b PA-LUCK. Spinnage.
vide 121.
(367) OJ/. ^Ijb BARA-HY- "
, ^ ./^-^
>r (377) ^yL^I-^ BA-IYBERENG.KUND. "^l^^l^^ An Indian plant. ^ "
A grain refembling pepper.qu. hot and dry i. prop, drying. ch. frefh,
white leaves, d. one direm and a half. for. worm- ^"^y*
wood. fumitory.(^^g) BA-LUNG. A fpecies
(368) OJ^b BAR-ZUD. Galbanum. of citron, vide "j.
(378)
MATERIA ME Die A.
(579) LiCjjL, BAR-TUNG. Ribwort. (392) BA-KHEH. The tortoife.
(380) f-Iob BA-DAM. Almond. ^"^STI ^^j^X^
a. lowz. Jji h. kiitch-he-wa. ^.fungpufht.
(381) PAN. Betel leaf. (393) aJ^Lj EABOONEH. Camo-
p. birg tumbowL JjjJJ^Sy mile flowers.
(382) o*-^*^^ BAD-IN-JAN. The (394) ^k^X^L BA-KE-LA KIP-
eggplant; %7l7] ^^i^l Egyptian lupin.
h. byn-gun and bdhn-td. (395) iSj^^^ BA-KE-LA MIS-
(3^S) B^-^N. The Perfian lilac. REE. The fame.
"^'TTl'^sR buck-dyin. (396)(^:i.Lj BAJEE. Nitre, vide ^.
(384) BAR-IS-TAR- (397) c^jbtj BA-BA-REE.j5'. Black
YOON. Vervain. pepper.
(3S5) o'^.^'^ ^^'^E)EE-YAN. /. Afpe- (398) ^^^b BaR-HEE, alfo NEER-
cies of an ifeed. BISSEE. Zedoarj.^l1j'f^& ^^J^^
(386) v'--* BAROO,'^;5;^aIfoBA-LOO, w.jedwar.
^^Sand. p. r^jy^. LiXj^ a. reml. (399) BUB-GHA. a. A parrot.
(387) jj'b BA-TOO. A purgative feed. h. tow-td, and few-d. p. too-tee. (^isjia
V. dund.OJCi '^'J\']^'jf"lT^Jemdlgowta. (400) BA-BOOL. The gum ara-
(388) «v^=fL'^'-:' ^^E)-RUNJ-BOO- bic tree. p. mug/jee/dn.o^^^^^*^
YEH. A fpecies of fweet bafii. (401) 'jJ^.^.^ PIT-PAP-RA«
h. ram tulfee. ftjTl'^l'^Tl Fumitory.
(389) yCUbBALUN-GOO-. Another p. Jhdhtereh. y.^\Ju
name for the above. (402) Us^. PUT-JE-AY. TjTj^^j]
(390) iW^b BA-BOO-SEH. The An Indian tree.
bud of any tree. "^^l^h.. kown-pul. (403) 1^.^ BUT-HEW-A. ^jf^STI
(391) aXjLjBA-BU-LEH. Liquid Storax. Orach.
(404)
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
(404) - 1;^^^ BE-JEW-RA. h. a. %dt u^-ze-ivdnib. ' v_-^*lj<3J (a Itji
Citron. -u/W^ 3 ' (413) ^u.\s^y BIR-UN-JA-SIF.
(405) ^[^.z^ BUJ-JIR BHANG. Mugwort. i\-B^'^\lh.gund-mar.
Tobacco. V. tUmbd-COO. jAj^X'J <^k. yellow, cor. anifeed.
qu. hotanddry4- narcotic, and de- (4 I 4) y -j^BIR-KOOK. Aprlcot.
ebftrucnt. cor. milk. In the appendix is an ac- v ^count when this plant was brought into Hindoftan. T'!1^1 ^il ^jjU^**/,^
(406) BOOJM. Fruit of the h. ^/joobd-nee. ^, m'lfomljlo..
tamarifk. (415) j' BIR-WAK. The herb
TH^^i ^uy uy^juy afphodei.
h. md-een p. guz-ma-%00. 2..fumrut gee-a-Jir-eys. (j>.A^^blAi^
iil-turfeh. (416) ^^^'j BERUNJ-MISHK.
(407) ^ij^j^-^' BE-KnOOR MI- A fpecies of fweetbafil. cvV:'364&388.
RIEM. Sowbread. (417) Jv/ BIR-BAL. cl^'j!]^
N.frjejereh mirieuL ^jj^iy^'^ Coral. '^^'H cX^w.j (^l:^^^
(408) (^_^aJcXj BUD-LEE-YOON. tnoongd. a. b^^d. p. ^////yV//?.
fy. BdeUium. (418) Jjiy EIR-GIIOWL. Wheat
^>lc^ h. goo-gul. J^A^ V. coarfjly ground.
(409) ^_^ycAj PUD-LOON. Tj13^71 ^. de-he-deb gundum. f Od'-fn Ck^^d
Salt of bitumen. (419) Cj'y BIRTOOM. Dates
p. nemiicli fee-yah. jsLy.w'>jX^* v/cU dried.
(410) Ux^yBE-REH-TYA.71J^^(I^l P- Vmnnd-iy heeroon. ^_^y^^\^^
dfoBUDDES KUT-A-lY-^Pi-^sgl^ (420) P1R-SH00\I The reed.
An Indian pricklv (h ub. (421) BURUM. Buds of the g m
'(411) J BURR. Wheat. arable tree.
geeboon. ^. gundum. ^C^kS^ {\^^) f^/^jOy BURD-WU-SA-
(41 2)^j BIR. An Itidiaii fruit-tree. LAM. Ribwort. idde 379.
p. wer-
MATERIA MEDIC A.
^. weruck bartung. ^JJjIj^jj (430) U^IojjJj BUZIR KE-TOO-Na.
(423) BEER-SOON. Cotton. Setd of iica.wovt. p. uf-pe-gLooI.
h. rew-e_y. p. pOOmheh.j-^. cold and- moift. /rs^. difcutier^t. r;^. large,
'' of a dark red, and that will fink in water, d. two
(^42<i^ (^Lio«l>.jvN PIR-SY-OVV- to three direms. cor. gum tragacanth. fuc.
SHAN. Maiden hair,
i:!^"^^ h. rq/ himfs.-
quince feed.
(431) UxJ[;jj BUZIR UL KIS-A.
Seed of a fpecies of cucumber..qu. hot and dry. ch. dark red ftalks with
green leaves. «?. three to ten direms. violets, '^%^|'^"^tjR »JjU^>.sr'and root of liquorice
(425) ^^by BIR-NAN. mC^"^h. kuckree key beej. p. tokhem khyar-%eh.
qu. cold and moifl. ch. large, and full. cor.
A tree growing in Ajnaeer, ufed for oxymel. fuc. cucumber feed,
making rofaries. (432) bcXJL^Ijjj BUZIR UL HIN-
C426) j^l^O^t^^^ PIR-SHE-YAN DU-BA, Endive feed.
DA-R00. A pot-herb, of a red colour. p. tokhem kdj-nee. ^^^wL/^rsr*
qu. cold, and dry. Juc. nightlhade, or ribwort. qu. temperate, ch. cultivated, frefh, and full.
^ . ^ d, two to three direms, fuc. oxymel.
(427) (JijlX:-',^ BIR-UNJCABU-^'
r ,v (433) LiL^-'l^AJu;^ BUZIR BUCKLEE. A gram relembniig poppj.
^ ^^'
^^-^-Tx LfTj. L^^T UL HUKE-MA.Purflain feed.
h. bli-iy be-rung. p. berung. ^ Ti'^ff^ Ajy^LjO^^-^dx"'
^M. hot and dry. ^ru/). aftringent, and h. looiiyll key beej. ' p. tokhem turucl^
m'tntic. ch. fmall, reddilli. d. three to ten direms
with new milk. cor. gum tragacanth. fuc. khsrefeh.
'^"^'^"^ '"P""(434: ^fo^Jb ^ BUZIR US SUD^
(4z83e^ciyBIR-DEE. The Egyptian .c . ^-> Al>. beed or rue.
papyrus. "CjHlTI . a a r .^ ^-^ -iMi'v i qu, hot and dry. c,^. blacK and large. one
h. put-ee-ra. p. /Z<f<:/^. ^wo direms. fuc. gum tragacanth.
(42 9)(^AAjlL^BIR-TE-NEY-KEE. (435) "-r^^^by BUZ-IR-UL RUN-
TKe {lower called cockfcomb. NEB Hemp feed.
U L F A Z U DW I Y E H.
'fl'^sflylKlS^J^:^ RASS. p. tokhem gundna. UtAA/j,:^:-'
h. fun key beej. p. tokhem bung. (442) ^\jj} BUZ-IR-UL BUNJ.
(436) u^VjdljjJ BUZ-IR-UL KIR- Black henbane-feed, vide \^.
NUB. Cabbao-e-feed. ^^^^^ aftringent, and ftvptic. d. one^ ^ to two dangs. cor. honey. Juc. opium.
p. tolhem kullum. ^i/^:^-'^^^^^^ gA/Udljj. BUZ-IR UL KAK-
(437) BUZR'US SHIB-p^^j^ g^^^ ^1^^ Winter cherry.
BET. Fennel feed. ^C^jjC^^^j^^^
\^T{ h. few-ay key beej.^ ^^^j^^^^ u-rocfuck dlr plrdeh.
I
qu. hot and dry. frop emetic, d. two di- (444) BUZ-IR-UL RA-rems. rar. honey. ' tvtt^t a r • r -r ^ZI-YA-NEJ. A fpecies of anifeed.
(438) BUZ-IR UL LUFT.^
Turnip feed. ^
h. fownf. p. iokhem badyan.
^ r r (445) >iV^^J|jjj BUZ-IR-UL BE-qu. hot and moift. ch. large, and red. d. two ^
direms. cor. melon feed. TEEKH. INIuik-melon feed.
(439) Ox.^ijCc^s^L^j BUZ-IR-UL p. ^c;,^^^/« ^jr^^'T^rTVT xTTivT^r-v^orT-r. o 1 r 1
ya. hot and moifi. *rf/>. -when dry it is emetic.FUNTUNGOOSHT. Seed of the ,^ ... ^ ,
^
a. two to nve direms. cor. honey.
agnus caftus.(^^^^ -j EUZ-IR UL IS-
h.fumhhahohyhecj.^^^^^^ Spimmge feed. W</«.,2i.
qu. hot and dry. ch. large. two direms.
.„ (447) 0»Li.JI,t) BUZ-IR ULRE-ror. milk. vt-r/y ,
(440) O^^^ljjJ BUZ-IR-UL KE- SHAD. Seed of garden creffes.
SHOOS. Seed of the plant cufcute. ^^IR LJj.Ay»y^:s^
^Tl^f^"^'^lf^5^ ^im-er bey! key beej. h. he-lem. p. tokhem terreb tey-%uck.
two direms. far. honey, /mit. endive feed. ^448) cWi-JljjJ BUZ-IR-UL KUS-
(441) LL'lydljjj BUZ-IR-UL KUR- UD. Cucumber feed.
MATERIA M E D I C A.
h. kee ray key beej. p. tokem khya"' bdlung.
(449) ^j^L^Jt'BUZ-IR ul wurd.
Rofe feed.
prop, aflringent, and ftyptic. ch. that of the
Perfiaii rofe. d. 2 direms. cor. tragacanth.
(450) y^Jljjj BUZ IR UL US-
FIR. Seed of fafflower.
h. kujoombh key beej. p. khuf-iick dlineh.
(451) Jbjj BUZ-BAS. M c?.
\i. jchj-itree. v. hif-bd-feh.
(452) ^^IjjjBUZ-IR-UL khuss.
Lettuce feed.
p. tokhem kd-hoo. ^^L5^:s:-'
^K. cold and dry. d. one to two direms. cor,
maftich.
(453^ ^ju^^^j^ BUZ-M-BUL-A-
SE-KEES. Se.d of garden creffes.
vide 450.
(454) BUZ-IR-ULHU-
MAZ. Sorrel feed.
h. chewkd key beej. p. tokhem turjheh.
qu. cold and dry. ch, of a reddifh brown, d.
two direms. cor. parfley feed, and anifeed^
C455) UL;j^ BUZ-IR'UL MUT.
Seed of Wild pomegranate,
p. dnardaneh defhtee. ^a^cSjUI
(456) BUZ-IR ULSIR-
MUC. Seed of orach.
h. but~hoo-d key beej. p. tokhem kit/.
(457) Ji^Jljjj BUZ-IR UL SULK.
Beet feed.
p. tokhem chukundir. _jcXxJt=a.^sr''
(458) BU-ZAK. Saliva.
h. ra/, alfo Idr. p. ^ifZ"//.
(459) BUZRUC. Linfeed.
p. tokhem kut-dn (^Uyj,:^^ 273.
and 467.
(460) BUZ-IR ULFUJL.
Radifli feed.
h. moolee key beej. p. tokhem toorb^
qu. hot and dry. prop, emetic, and ftimulent
d. two direms. cor. coriander feed.
(461) J^lo'-^b>' BUZ-IR UL
LISSAN UL HExML. Seed of Rib-
wort. (dX/J;b p. bartung.
qu.
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
fu cold and dry. ch. of a reddifh brown. ^. ^^^/^^^^ muft-ru.5
three direms. c:ir. honey. Juc. forrel feed.\
prop, emetic.
(462) A^l.vj BUZ-IR-UL BUS-^ (469) AAioJIjy BUZ-IR ULRUT
SUL. p: tokbem py-dz. ^Uj,::^:'* ^^ •"•T BEH. Seed of an odoriferous grafs.
qu. hot and dry. d. two direms.
(463) f^'^by BUZ-IR UL P'^^'^^^^^^^^- c^>-x^l^'
ffK. hot and moift. ch. yellow, fuc. turnioKHOOMKHOOxM. Seed of wild fe/d.
^
pomegranate. v/V*? 458. (4-0; &ij^\jy BUZ-IR UL KIR-
(464) o^^by BUZ-IR-UL KU- FEH. Put (lain feed.
TAN. Linfeed. vide 4^2. ^Tl'^^l^lfiyi
(465) cK^^by BUZ-IR-UL-NA- h. loony -an key beej. tokhetn tu-rucL
MAN. Seed of mother of thjme» ?« cold, 3. d in acute fevers, an infufion of
^ ^.. five duxms, csr. fugar candy. y«r. feed of fleawort.
1 ; . ; - . . , (4/-) 5^Ji,y BUZ-IR UL HEE-h. btrnan key beej. p. tokbemfee-fumber. ^ ->
, ^, , , , ,. WEH. Seed of mallows.CD. black, d. three direms. cor. gum traga-
canth. /«f.linfeed. toodree. ^J'^y(466) ^^J^l^}\Jy BUZ-IR ULHUL-
^^^^^ ^j-^'^\jy BUZ-IR ULUNJE-YOON. ^gttle feed.
h. p. lokbem mdr-choxvbeh.^^.^^^^^^ p^
qu. hot and moift. ^. two direms. cor. honey.j^^^ ^^j^ ^ ^j^^j ^j^^^^
(467) ^^.^^jWjyi BUZ-IR ULRY- rems. feed of creffes.
HAN. Sweet bafil feed. (.j.;3) ^JlI^JI^^XJl^jj BUZ-IR
H^l^lf)^^^ h. tulfee key beej. UL KEREF3 UL B03TANEE.
qu. hot. /)ra/>. aftringent d. one mifkal with Garden parfley feed. Vide 38.cold water, or rofe water. cor. fweet marjoram. 1 ^
|
(474) , ^^Us-'l )U cC j*-^^' »^ BUZ-(468) ^jij^at-y BUZ-IRULMAZ- ^^^^ -^^ • <r
J; . , IR UL KHUBAZE; and BUZ-IR ULRI-YOOiN. Mezereon leed.
KHir-
MATERIA ME Die A.
KHITMEE. Mallows, and marfli- p. koonder. ^o\a/^
mallows feed, vide 471. (4^2) (^^j^^^Iaaajs^kj BUS-TEE-TAJ.
Jttc. cucumber feed. ROOMEE. A fmall Creeping plant.
(475) (Sj^^^^J'^jyBUZ-IR UL J^l^h, goohhroo. ^. khuf-uch
RU-MANULBIR-REE. Seed of wild(^^^<^^^ BUSFA-IJ. Poljpody,
pomegranate. 't'm^ \i. khunzdlee.
(4-6) ^U;..aJI^j^IjJj BUZ-IR(,,84.) BU-SUD. ^. Corak vide
UL JUZR'JLBOSTANEE. Garden ^ly,
carrot feed. (^85) BU-SUR. Unripe dates-.
^n5R3:^^Tl ^jJ(*^ (486) J^yl^lX^^j BOSTAN UF^
gh-j'tr key bee}, p. toJihem zirducL rqZE. The plant cockfcomb.
,
and ^?^;yTn o^j^(477) C^y.Jlj-^-'ljy BUZ-IR UL , . ^^.^ ^< .jj-f ^j: h. je-td-dah-ree, zndi kulga. y. t-aj khe-
TUZR'IL BIR-REE. Seed of wild*^
,^ roos.
cold and dry. /r^/. aftringent. that
p. tokhem gUZ-ir ferd-iy.'^^ '"^^ has been dried in the lhade. d. two to four
direms, or of the feed one mifkal. cor. frank-
(478) ^^^^cXAsr|j^ BUZ-IR UL incenfe. /wr. forrel.
HUND-KOW-KEE. Seed of th^ (487) eXl^U;.-^. PISTAN SUG. p.
lote tree. Sebeftens.
Juc. tares. t^P^l ^(^'kfoo^^l' Y.fepijidn. (^IajjjwAjjw
(479) (^^j^lJUJiy^jj:) BUZ-IR (488) j^^-^j PISTJOW. Barley
UL RAZEE-A-NEJ UL ROOMEE. meal. ^. drud j w. J-^^J^
Anifeed. p. aneefoon. I (489) A^^U^^j BUS-BA-SEH. Mace.
(480) L;:>^jPISTA. fXi-^Tn Piftachio vide j^k^\.
nut. 2..fif-tuc. ^A^^i (490) ij^^ BUSH BUSH. Leaves
(481) BIS-TUJ. a. Frankincenfe. of the coloquintida p^ant.
(491)
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
(491) ^J:a^ BUSH-TURUGH. (500) but. /. Coofe
Melilot. v/'de 2SO. h. hmifs. p. ia'z. JiH
(492) u^oJIJ^A^ BUSSUL UZ' (50 1 )^L2jBOOTM.The turpentine tree.
ZEEB. A fpecies of wild onion. (502) ^^J^aLj BE-TEEKH ZIC-
V. bulboos. KEE. Water-melon.
(493) jv^'j*^ BU-SAK-UL T^i^^Tj Ajf^jJJi
KUMR. The moon ll:one. Selenites. h. iurboo%<' p. hindu-ci-neh,
V. a. hejr ul klimr, qu. cold- and moift. r/;. fweet and juicy.
(494) ^UUIJ^ BUSSUL^UL-FAR. (503) BAR Globular dung of
Squills. Wt/i? 139. animals,
(495) ij^':^J^\S^ BUSSUL-UL- ^V^'^'^-mig-nee, p pi/hkel. ^^Skj
NUR JIS. Root of the narciffus. f'^'^''^^'^^ "^''^ cataplafms.
hot and dry. d. two mifkals for an emetic. (5^4) BUCK. Gnat.
(496) ^^Uv BUSAK. Saliva. "^I"^!^ h. p. pu/h-eb. ^JUy
u ^ -a c AA u (505) BUCKIR. Ox, bull, or COW.^M. hot and moilt. /)ro/>. luppurative and deob-
ftruent. J;, farting. jU^
(497) Ja^^JI BUSSUL-UL- h_ ^y^^^ ^^^y^ p^^^'^,
UNSUL. Squill. -u/V^ 139. (^06) U:;sr^lAJUu BUCKLUT'UL'
(498) BUSSUL. Onion. HU-ME-KA. Purflain.
^1j;{t\ pee-aj. p.pee-ya%, JLo ^^J^n^i^ "^jy^M. hot and dry. */-sid. difcutient and attenuant.
^ 1 • rj
ch. white. a. 01 the leed two direms. cor. y J &> r
vinegar. qu. cold and moift. prop, narcotic, ch. broad
(499) BE-TEEKH. Muik I'-'^^y-.
^ fcoy) I ,£j5:JliLUj BUCKLUTUL ZEH-melon. l^ra^: »Jj^ /^JJ1. z^.- A ' AA- ^ /
'^^^h. khir-boo'z.a. p. kbir-boozeh.
^
^ a- ^ . A- f5oS) c-^^JliOJCj BUCKLUT UZ-^M. hot and moilt. prop, itimulant, diuretic, VP-',
and detergent: the fldn is emetic. 2UB. A fpecies of fweet bafll.
p. ba--
MATERIA MEDICA.
^.ba-lun-goohir.ree. <Sj^S_i^^^ (5 19) Ju EUCKUM. Redwood.
(5°9) ct^^JIaA^ BUCKLUTUL' (520) ^_^^BUCKUS. The box tree.
UD-US. Calamint. (52 1) BUCK-BIR. Caffia fiftularis.
p. po-wd-mh birree. C^aJOjj p. khydr chember. ^jj^^Ui.
(5,c) ^lUiJlAU, BUCKLUT(-5,,) BUCKA-YIN. -^^T),-^
UL KHE-Ta'-TEEF. Celadine. The Perfian IHac.
(jr.) ^IaLv BUCKLUTUL(^,3) j^^^j^ PALASSPAPRA.
MELIC. Fumitory.tj^^^^Xn-T^q:! Seed of a,i Indian tree,
(5,.) Jl^ia.v BUCKLUT UL ,,x\.i}eldh.vide s^^.GHEZAL. Dittany.
^^^^^j^^^ ^^^.^
(ci 2) JC^jUJUIXj BUCKLUT XI^ ^ i i'^^•^^ r ^ • (5 24) J^'- BE-LEY-LUJ. Belleric
FARISTUM. Balm., V
myrobalans.
p. bddrunj bu-yeh. dj yf^jCA^ ^ , , ,' ' XjT'^O be-bey-ra. p. be-ky-leh,dXjXy
UiL) A>u-L.L^iaJCj BUCKLUT ^.'*
'
^•^ T/.. ^ . cold. ;)r5/. altringent, attenuant, and
UL KHORASANYEH. Sorrel. yellow, and ripe. ^. one to three
direms. cor. honfy. fuc. emblic myrobalans.
(515) i^p^V&Xxj^ BUCKLUT'UL'
UT-Ru' JY.EH. Balm. ^^^-'^^ ^^"^"J" ^""P^
(516) .OjUJUJUL, BUCKLUTUL '^'^'ll^^i>< U^^t^^:
/ .^^^ -r\\. kutchee kehioor, V). ^hoivreh khurmd.
BA-RE-DEH. Ivy. ^ ^ ^
yi/. cold and dry.
p. lubldb. L_)J1>J , /
' (526) BE-LA-DUR. Anacar-
(517) AAA* oJUiiu BUCKLUT 'UZ'^
dium. T-rlNri^ h. beh-ld-wa,ZEH-BI-YEH. Spiiinage. vide i^i.
k
, Iqu. hot and dry 4. prop, cephalic, ch. black,
(518) ^j^XVSX'Ju BUCLUT UL thick, and full of ji/ice. d. one and a half direms.
/ cor. fefami. oil.
MOBARIC, and aUJIaJJu BUCK,
**
' ,. fez?) ryA^ BU-LUS. White fi^.
LUT UL' LI-YE-NEH. Arabic •^
names for Purflain. •
^- - >•(528)
ULFAZ UDWTYEH.
(]52 8)^>XjPELASS."T]^'1'^ Ail Indiaa ant, and deobftment. d. half a direm. cor.
landcl wood. Jiic. olive oil, and caffia lignia.
tree. r*|^ h. v. dhdk. p. peleh dXi
(529) c^-^,-^^. PUNJUN-(529) BELOOT. Acorn.
.GOOSHT. The agnus caftus tree.
qu. cold and dry. prop, aflringertt, and ftyptic.
(530)^j^!Ly.BELOOT UL URZ. h.fumbJmko.
^ , , , , -f-- (540) BEHUSSEI. Violet.Oemaiider. ^. kema-dry-oon. t^j jC:>\X C
(531) eTUlLyi. BELOOT UL ME- -l^?! ^'
Lie The Oak. ^^"^^^ ^^UNJ. Black henbane feed.
< J |. (542) /;cX^ BUNDOOK. Filbert.^. Jhab beloot. Id^AjsI^;! ^ C/'
(532) a2.^^;jl. BE-LUNG.
MISHK. A fpecies of fweet bafil.^5 43) ^j^^^ PUNJEH MIRIEM.
r533) o-^A-' BUL-BOOS. A fpeciesSowbread. h. hhthdjooree,
r .,1 . (544) ej^^^''-^^ PENTAFELOON,of wild onion. xo-rt-y i^j-
(534) J-.BAYL. f^^ An Indian^inquefoil.
£^uit. ^545) ^ BUN. Coffee.
hotanddry. aftringent. fweet. ^. Jokhem keweh. "^J^^^
(535) J^:!.o"^e PELASSPILPIL. (546) (^c^j-*^-*^:' BUNS-LOW-
Tj^l-^-q^Tj^An Indian tree. CHUN. ^^^^^IR Sugar of bamboo.
(536) JjXj PULWUL. T,^'^^ An p. tuh-JJoeer, ^^UL
Indian pulle. (54?) O^^^-^O-^:*BUN-GEY-HOON.
(537) U^^'^-^:'BULSUN. A fpecies of ^[i^fll^l Wild wheat.
vetch. (54B) ^JIcAAj-PlND-A-LOO.-tj^^
"Jllp^ h. mujoor. p. (j>vcX^ An Indian efculent root.
(538) BU-LE-Sx4n. The (549)a^^^BUN-TOO-MEH. Afpe-
balfam. Tree of Egypt. cies of dodder.^^^^^T^ h. dkdfs beyL
ju. hot and dry. /rc/.. of the balfain, attenu- (SS^^) ^'l<^^<"*^. PUMBEH DA-NEH.
Cot-
MATERIA MEDIC A.
Cotton feed. fij^c^^l h. be-now-ld.
(551) c^Oj^iJiJcXJu BUNDOOK
HINDEE. An Lidian nut.
h. rccthd.
qu. hot and dry. d. twenty mifkals of the oil.
(552) i^^^^ SUNJ DESHTliE.
The thoi n apple.
(553) ,A^^ BOW SEER. Mullein.
(5 54) (JJJ^BOORUC. Borax.
43J
h.. fow-hd-gd. ^. tifikdr. v. booreh.
qu, hot and dry. prop, detergent, cauftic, and
emetic, ch. white, from Armenia, d. in clyf-
ters, from one to two direms. cor. gum arabic.
Juc. bitter fait.
(555) BOOM. The owl.
h. u-loo.
(556) ^\CK^J^ BOO-ZY-DAN. A
thick, white root, about four inches
long..
qu. hot and dry. prop, attenuant. ch. thick,
white, and ftriped. d. one to two direms. rar
honey.
(55 7)^^^iijj BOO-KE-LEE-MOON.
The chameleon, vide 136.
(558) ^.^jPOOPOO- p. The lap-
wing, z. hud-hud. Cs^O^
(559) ^uO^. POWDENEH. Garden
mint.
(560) ^J^jhjjj BOOREFi URME-
NY. Borax, vide 554.
(561) J^:»BOVv^L. Vvmt.Jhd/heh
(562) c^o;^jjO(jXjj POSH DER-
BENDEE. A plant growing in Der-
bend, which the natives bruife, and
form into little bougies, and ufe as an
eye-falve.
(563) POW-EY. nq^l A plant,
which has tendrils like the vine, and
bjars a fruit rcfembling fox's grapes.
(564) ^j^^ji BOWL-SIR-EE.
©Tlc^TlI^T Indian tree, whofe
fruit is a remedy for the toothach.
The flower has a pungency, which is incrcafed
by being dried.
(565) Ljx^ BE-HEY-RA, -j^^
Belleric myrobalan.
(566) PHULSA.. -q^jiSKI
An Indian fruit.
(567) ^I^^ BEH-RA-MUJ. Afpe^
cies of willow,
p. held mujhk. 03j^.^<A<o
(568) cVj^L'ly BEHAR UMROOD.R Pear<^
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
Vezrhloffoms. p. goo/ umrood.Cijj^\jy (^^y^) BEID INJEER. Theprop, cephalic.
palma cnrilh. viae 04.
(569) ,:07r^_, BHOWT-PUTTER. , vy ^ J
(579)^10 PEE-YAR -tj^ni: Anln-The bark of a tree, which is
ufed in Cafhmeer for writing, inftead
of paper.
dian acid fruit, the feed of which is
called choroivngee.^ . (580) v^j BEIR. A fpecies of
(570) OJL. BHANG. ^71 A fpe-^ ,
.
cies of hemp.
The leaves are narcotic and aphrodlfiac.
plum. p. konar.jOS"
qu. cold and dry.
(581) j^^j^ PEEPLAMOOL.(57O i-i'-<'7Ar*
and A BEHRAM, ^ '''
J KJ j^^ 1^ -^3 ^^^^ the long,and BEHR-MAN. p. Seed of baftard ' " '
pepper bufh.
faiFron.
(572) J^X.. PHO-KIR-MOOL..
^^ .'
^^ ^ ^' quonce root, vide iso.An Indian root. '^"^i^TIc^
(5^^} (jiuAj BEESH. A poifonous
' root, brought from Lnina.It is fomewhat like a carrot, but is hard,
crooked, rough, and pungent. There are two(^5 84} (^^>^2>o BYZ. Eggin general, p.
fpecies, white, and red. Both are deobftruent and
alfo accounted reftorative. ^« /'a'nzvar.jy\.=^^±:' h. 2inJa\ ^ J-|
(574) Ajjl^ BEHAR BEH. Quince (585) J^aj PEEPUL. t'^Jt'c^ Long
blolToms. p. goo/ db-ee. , Apepper.
Sr^* It is alfo one of the names of the banyan tree.
trcp. chephalict ^ , ^ ^ ^' '
'v Ci86) Aaj bail. fT|~5 All Iiidmn
(575) C5/V. PHIT-KERRY..
_ fruit, containing m a hard iheil a pulp
T^l"%;<l ^lu"^- p. fimb yemenee.r ,r u • •
lomewnat reiem.biing the apncot ui
(576) BEYNT. ftTI Rattan.
p. kay%-rdn. ^\jjKi^ dry 3.
(577. ^J>^/ BEER-ZUD. Galbanum. (5^7) J^V^ PEETUL. ifl-R^ Brafs.
p. berunj. ^ ~>
lirirfl h. blr-ee-ja, <lJ'
G88)
MATERIA MEDIC A.
(588) ^JUj. PEELOO. -q"^ The (591) (^^^r^^:* BEYKH CHOO-
toothpick tree. viJe 90. CHEE. The leech root.
(589) PEENOO. Dried milkh. choochee hyjir,^^i
curds. Y. keroot. ^a-.^ t^.'-O
—
^ • ? 7 •-V , rll W^i^ jownk key jir.
(590) . J:^OaJLX;^BEHKSHANEHr . . •
r ,\.J7 C It IS fo called, becaule the fruit of this plant
DESHTEE. Root of the comb tree. ftkks like a leech.
(592) UJU- TAMBA Hl^^ Copper. (598) aT^x^ TIBN MUCKEH.
p. mifs. Camel's hay. vic/e 63.
(593) j^'-^" TA-MIR. The flower (599) ^^XJ TIT-REEK. TiTJ^^^
of forrel. Sumach.
VJ^I^J^ (600) ^i;:.- TUTLEE. ^-prr^
h. chookci key phool. p. gool hum-d%. The leech plant, vide 592.
(594)J^-|J-TAM-BOOL. Betel leaf. (601) ^* TUKH. Sefame. Seed, aftei
"Cjl"?] &Tn'^'^C^ Jj^'"^'^-^the been expreffed.
h. pan, and nag-beyl. p. /^/rg- tumbowl. TJ;^ h. ^^^Z'Zif/. p. gun-jd-reh. s^il-gr^
(595) ^^U* TEBA-SHEER. Sugar (602) TOKHEM. Seed, in
of Bamboo. 546. general. Gffj^ h./^.?^'. a. buzir.
(596) TIBR. Gold. (603) ^jcJu- TE-ZURJ. Pheafant.
h..fownd. p. s/r, and JH? p. teedero. j^Ou
(597) TIB-KAN. Any thorn. (604) J^^J.y TRI-PHE-LA. ^l!?^^]
^271 k^n-td. p. ^^y^ar. General name for three kinds of myro-
ba-
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
balans. vide 204. HIHYEH. A bezoer floiie, which is
/ r
(605) \Ckk^o^\J} TIR-AB-SYDA. found in the corner of the eye of a
Sidonian earth. mountain ox.
(606) \j^y TRI-MEE-RA. f^Tl^H (614) TERIAC. Treacle. An-
A purgative feed. tidotes of every kind againfl poifons.
(607) TOORB. p. Radifh. p. pdd-zehcr. fO'^^l
-^j^] h. moolee. (615) j^^jj TERIAC TOOR-
(608) Ouy TURBID. Turbith root. KEE. Murnniy. v. ?woo-;7Zi?^-j//.(^Ly«^
ft^^-^T^ h. and ^^Tfq7|;[; (616) TREHUIEE.
'
ndgputter. White kuth.
prop, purgative, ch. China."^"Ji:^^'^,^ v. kath jcfeid.
(609) TUR-MISS. Egyptian (617; TU-RAB-UL-KIE.
lupin., The emetic earth, arfenick. vide 613.
(610) e53l^JI*^ly TU-RAB-UL- (6 1 8) ^v^^^i^' TUSH MEEZUJ. A
HALICK. Arfenic. ^ojl^l^ll^ black (hinino- feed, refemblincr that of
h.fumbool-khdr. i.fum-ul-fdr.j\i}\^o,mr,ct. ^-T^-n h. chdkfoo.
(6,0 TUREN-JEE-BEEN.^
Afpecies of manna, colleded at Khore- hot and dry.
fan. from a thorny plant, called ^/6ar (619) TUEFAH. Apple.
[hooter. p feeb.
/.r^/. mild purgative. refembling man-( 6 2 : ) \^Ji I^Uj* TUFFAH UL .
na, and which is brought from Nifhapoor. d
from feven to thirty direms. rsr. tamarinds. URZ. Camomile flowerS.
(612) io^^y^^-^^JiJ^lj^TERIAC y. bd-booneb. vide ^6
ROWSTYAN. Garlic. (621) cj^l^Uu" TUFFAIiUL GIN.
(613) AA>.:s:-'ljlj^j" TERIAC UL Fruit of the mandrake.
(622)
MATERIA M E D I C A.
(622^ C^^^Uu-TUFFAHBIR-REE. (633) ^Uij' TINCAR. Tincal.
Medlar. v. za-roor. jj h. fo-hd gd. '^'^'Jp
(623) ^^jl^Uu- TUFFAH URME^ (634) ^ TUN. ^ h flower,
NEE. Apricot, v. khoobdnee. ^Jbj.^ ufed for dying yellow.
(624) ^>^^L;^Uj TUFFAHPARSEE, C^SS) TUBAL UL
Peach. V. fiuft-a-loo. yUJui- HEDEED. Drofs of iron. t^. cherk
(625) O^J^ TE-GURG. Hailftone. ^^^"-^J^h. lo-hdy kd-keet.
h.owla. ^. jhdleh. ^^^^1.
(626) Jy TIL. Sefame feed. C^sO ^^Jc^t,^y TOO-TEE-A
i'. N I .. ^TTr oT^T^ JCX ZIRD. The Bafrah ftone.(627) TULSEE. Hlc3^Hl .
Sweet balil.P' ^^"-^ C^^^-
^M. cold I, dry 2. /irs/). drying ulcers,
p. bddrunj booyah. aj aas:-^ jt^vlj ,^ ^^ ^ ^.5^ • (637) TOON. 73 Flowers of
(628) TILLEE. -pffl^f The the agnus caftus tree.
milt, orfpleen. ^. fe-poorz. Jy^ (638) L^y TOOT. Mulberry.
(629) ^U^ TIM-SAH. Aligator.(^^^^ ^^_^_^u:.y TOOT WUSHEE.
TlTl^T^^ h. mugur-mutcL p. nchung, Blackberry, v. dleek. JJU: 'and toot
feh gooL
(63-)y TEMR. Date.^(^^^^ iSj^j-^ TOWDREE. Seed
•0^^ h. kehjoor. p. khurmd. X^j^. of mallows.
^ra/>. deobftruent, and detergent. eh. yellow*
qu. hot and moift. prop, detergent, and redora- half ^ mifkal.
tive. fuc, raifins. ^ ,^ (64i)/^Jjv TU-RI-EY. An
(63!) ^ TUMTUM. Sumach. ^ ' "^^^^ ^ Indian pot-herb.
^ (642^ CCyuV TOOMBREE.^-^rf(6:12) c^O^j^- TEMR HINDEE. ^ ^
ni«snvi
^ Two fpecies of gourd, one fweet, andTamarind. vide q2c. , , ,
. ^the other bitter,
S (643)
ULFAZ UnWIYEH.
Qe^S) (^y^yVEE^.F'ig. ip.mjeer,j<^l (644) TEINDOO,
prop, detergent, and fuppurative. Fruit of the ebony tree.
(645) Ui^li' SA-FEESA. ^. Gum fpecies of melon, very delicious.
of wild rue. ^* kutch-e-ree, p. dujl-um-hoo-
/ra^. cauftic. yeh. <3lj *>.A>lMgti
(646) ^j^^yoCJU' SA-LIS-KEES. Ba- (5^1) ^ SULJ. Snow,
bylonian creffes."'Tlc^SI
^- P- ^^^'f-
V. herfbahike. (6^2) ^J^^^ SULJ CHEENEE.
(647) C^^' SUD-EE. The dugs of china fnow, a foft white flone, ufed as
any animal. p. pijlati. (^Uwj.j ^ coUyrium.
"Z^z;^ cJjGOchee, and qu- coid and dry. prep, detergent, d. 2 dangs,
^ fur. rrah's rvrs.fuc. crab's eyes
ju-jeeya,^ SOOM. Garlic.
(6,48) SALEB. Fox.'''^
b. cof^^lT and ^I^^t ,^ z,^ ' ' ^ ^K. hot and dry, 4. /frj/>. attenuant. ch. large
loombree. p. ro-bah. ^^JJ cloves. </. 3 cloves. «r. acids, oils, and greafy
/ food.
r6Ao^ (-Uj' SA-AM. White worm-feed,. .^^^-^ ^ (654) SEEL. A fpecies of th-ftle.
p. dirmeneh fefeid.
(65o)^jJ Uj- SAGHAREER. Afmallvide 213.
£6-
^655) L-jI:^ CHAP, ^"j"^ An Indian opopanax. gaw/heer. jkL^^
fruit tree^"'^ ^* deobfhuent, attenu-
^ant, diaphoretic, and difcutient. ch. of a faffron
^6 56) -A>i;.^U^ JA-WE-SFIEER. Gum colour, eafily diffolving in water. When
fiefh
MATERIA MEDICA.
frefh taken from the tree it is white, but after- (665) ^-Cs. JUBN. Cheefe,
wards changes to yellow ; the folution refembles
milk. d. half a direm. Ju'^. of fagapenum, twice P* puneer.
^ (666) CHIT-CHE-RA.(657) ^^IjU JAR-UL-NEHR. A _ ^, . , ,K J jf- ^ . J
inverted thorn.
water plant, n. feluck ul md. sS^^/'tX^, , . /-i 1<^ Tp. khar-zvaz-gooneh. ajjJ_j]jj\j:L
It refembles the nelujir, and appears juft above ^
the furface of the water. (^6;) IcXi^sf^ CHE-CHEEN-DA.I r _
(658) f^j^^ JA-WERS. A fpecies T%i^3~| A long kind of cucumber,
of millet. (668) ^Ijc)^ JUD-WAR. Zedoary.
jM. cold and dry. /r(7/i. aftringent. r«r. oil of vide 398.
fweet almonds.qu. hot and dry, 3. prop, an antidote agalnft
(659) (j^^>^l2». JASUS. A fpecies of poifons. r/?-. China, which after grinding in wa-'
ter, is of a violet colour, d. half a direm to half
white poppy. p. khujh-kdjh zub- a mifkal. cor. coriander feed. Juc, of zecumbad,
three times the quantity.
e-dee. C^cXjj^jiils:^
(669)c^O.:^ JUD-EE. A kid.-^^qiTI(660) JA-I-PHUL rmW, , , , , ,
h. hulwan. ^. buz-ghaleh. AJLcyJNutmeo;. p. jowz bew-a. \ 4j
J
(670) ^Ul^^-.^ JIR-JER-UL-(660 (^L^ JAMUM, lill^-J^ and ^ ^, '^
I I ^ MA A. A fpecies of parfley, o;rowino;
!Ov;JL^. PHELINDA. Ih5S^51 .
rj
d
.in marfhy places.
Names of an Indian fruit, refembling , ,
(671) L^l ^ JE-RA-SY-A. Cherry,black grapes; it has a large ftone. ->*
p. dloo-bd-loo. aJUaJTqu. dry. prop, altnngent. ^
(662) ^^^1^ CHkK-SU. ^-^^ (67^) CHE-RAY-TA.
Ablack feed, refembling that of quincef "^T^W^ The wormfeed plant.
(663) A^^l:^ JA-ME-SEH. A fpecies ^^^P^ ^ereereh.
of lupin. (673) ^» JIRTOOT. The wild
(664) (^Jl:^ JA-LEE. The tooth- P^^^^' '^^"^^ B^^*
piick tree. h. peeloo. (674) ^..^ JEREES. The eeL
C675)
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
(675) Ci\j^ JE-RAD. Locuft. of tin. p. roub tootya.
^^^h.tiddee. \.mul-uck. ^ (684) ^..^^ JUSSMEE. A thorny
qu. hot and dry, 2. prop, fudorific. pjant. ^''^'^^ ^*
(676) JE-RAD-UL- ^^j^ ^^y:^,^. eC^_^U.BEHR. The fea locuft ; a fhrimp. it bears a prickly fruit, of a triangular form.
^'Til h. jheenga. p. mul-uck de-ree- (685) jJotiu JOA-DEH. A fpecies
h'iy, ^^\^jCi'^^ of wormfeed.
(677) y^f- JIRJEER. The herb (686) jOj.J^ CHOGHUNDElJ. p.
rocket. Beet root. a. fe-luck.
(678) JIR-JIR- A fpecies of (687) k^lt^jc^ JIST-UL-BE-
bean. p. ba-ke-ld, J^L) LOOT. The outfide Ikin of an acorn.
(679) (^^fr CHEROWNJEE. (688) JEF-REE. The; enve-
^^"1^5^ A fmall grain, refembling lope of the bud of a female palm tree,
pepper. ^. nuckel khqjeh. j<^;JJu (689) tXUjiN JE-LEIiD. Ice.
(680) ^j^j^ JUZ-MA-ZUJ. Fruit h. pd-ld. ^. berf,
of the tamrilk. (690) JILD. Skin, leather.
y«. hot and dry, I. =^1^^] h. r/j«;«ri. p. /o/?. ^^^^(68 l)jjia.jUZ-IR.Carrot.Tn5=|5^h.^iZ/'- /,r^/). healings andftyptic. ch. the fkin of a
. / , ... (— . fucking animal.v. p. gu%-ir.jCsJ and zirduc^.^ Csjj
, ^ ,. ^ (691) jUl:^ JULNAR. Flowers/)ri3^. deoMtruent. 2 dircms. y«f. turnips. v ^ •
(682) ujj^ JUZ-IR BIRREE, & ^^^^ ^^^^'''^'^ ^^^^ pomegranate tree.
TUZ-IR AKT.EETEE. .'^"^.^ ''^^ f°P\ ^^^ringent. ^. Perfian
•^ Sr^ ' V * or Egyptian, d. l to 2 direms. cor. tragacanth.
Wild carrot. \ . Jlc-lya-kul. JjU.i. with oil of almonds.
p. 2.;>.//^r^ dcjhlcr. ^^^.luC^^C^jJ (692) (^Xsr*^ JUL-JE-LAN. Dri»
(^68 3) C^^:^JUST 5^"^71 A fpecies ed coriander fced^
MATERIA A^EDIC^.
p. k'lpnee khujh. KiSJi^y^Ji^ (704) (^L^rs^ JUM/VN. A wood, the out-
(693) JUL-NUS-REEN. fide of which is black, and the infide of a
The rofe of Jericho, or dogrofc. - piftachio green. \, jeeldaroo. jjIcXIass.
p. IVUrd-cheenee, (^^^LK:^Cijj prop- it deflroys worms in the inteflines.
(694) ^Aqz-^^JU-LENGE-BEEN. (705) »_;^-«-v> JUM-EEREH. An
Conferve of rofes, mads \yith honey. I^^^iian fhrub. "^R^TIO h. bhungrd.
^. goolkund ajjuke. ^^J^^h^ (7^^) C^^^^v=^ JUM-ED CHE-
(695) »Jya.==. CHILGHOZA. p. NEE. Native alkahne fait, vide
Pine kernels. =8:^3^1^711. chll-go-jd. C7^7) UUl^ JIN-TYA-NA,
(696) ^u.UJU CHIL-PA-SEH. A Li- Gentian, v'lde ^']2.
zard. f^'^^-iC^i ch'ip-kul-ee, <m- ^^^^ ^'^'^ Z- P^'P- deobflruent, and
. , diaphofetic. ch, Europe, of a reddi(h brown,
(697) (^^:s:-'l^,)'».sr^ JULJULAN- and bitter tafte. half a mifkal. fj^leea-
wort, or rhubarb.
UL-HUBSHEE. Black poppy.
(6,G) c^.^ JUMUST. AUiud ofCyoS) CHUMEA. =g-^-qi An
ui r J A/r J- „ Indian flower tree,biiie crem, round near Medina.
i>ro^. cures palpitation of the heart, and fainthi-. P^^P- '^^^^ Inebriating.
(699) cX^:^ JUMED. a. Ice. njidc 691 . (709) ^^cAajO.^^ JUNDBEYDUS^
'^C^ h. pd-ld, p. yekh. i^- TER. Caftor.
(700) ^1^ JUMAR, The pith of a ^. goond-bey-dupen jZnO^^^oJJ^
palm tree. p. puneer Burma. U vvaj ^"'^ 3- /'^^/*- ^"enuant, and dia-
y '' phoretlc. d. one quarter of a direm to one
(701) jJ^f'^ JUMEEZ. Adam's fig. direm. /ar. fweet flag.
vide 268. p, in/'eer adam. f<^r^A:sr',i (7^°) O^-^^ CHUNDUN. ^Sj'g'i^
(.702) JUMEL. A cameL White flmdel wood,
h.oonie p. Jhoofer. j:,^ p. fundulfefeid, cXaa>*jJcX^ -
(:703) rj^-r^ JUM-US-FERIM, (7^0 !^J.^> JOWZ BEWA
A fpecies of fvveet bafil. .Nutmeg. -u/Vi? 660..
T (712);
U L F A Z U D W I Y E H.
(712) u-A,yiJj=^ JOWZUTTEIB. prop, emetic. d. one to two direms, in para-
lytic complaints. Juc. wliite hellebore.
The fame as the above.
(713) JOWZULMUK- J -^J^
..J 1A faponaceous nut. reetha.
UJ. Winter cherry. «^ 1 •,
, , , , . 'J,y- (722) o;^*.^ JOWZHIND. Cocoa-V. hub kak-nej. ^ b ^z:^ ^
(714) ^l^/L:^:. JEWA-KHAR. - UI
.'i.
»
^^T"^^ Native alkahne fait.^
, . (723) c^iU:^^ CHEW-LIE. =B^)£
X . -r-rr , • ^ ^11 IndiaH pot-hcrb.
(715) jj^ JOWZ. Walnut. 46.^
(7,6)^'^ CHOCK. Sorrel.Cr^*) CHE-HUR. Sp;ken.ud.
, ^* 'Z-'^'^''? 726.
p. hum-az. Vj^l^ ,
C7.7) JJUJj:.JOWZ mAsSEL. (7^5) J,HA-0U. 113 Tama.
^, , , 1 / ,^^^^ tree, vide 26.
The thorn apple. "^TlTl dbe-toora.
, ,
'
(726) , _^jUU^ JEHTE-MAN-gooz gee-ab. ^\^j>j^ Sr^ ^
... -/ :•
cold and dry 4. /r.^ narcotic. ^. one i^ilTliqiH] Spikenard,
carat. «r. cotton.^, femhd Ut teib. c^aLJ I J.aa>>.
(7i8)^yL)^ JOWZULSIROE.^^^^^ ^^^^^ CHEEN-TA. =^^H1
Fruit of the cyprefs tree. ^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^.^ ^^^..^ ^^^^
^M. hot and dry 3. prop, ftyptic. d. one , .^
direm to half a miflcal. cor. honey. /«^. pome- CaultlC. p. Jhee-te-ruj. ^^b^^""'''P''^'- (728) JY-PAL. ^"^-Tqi^
/ /
(710) JEWN-WA-SA , • r J^' ^^ ^ • A purgative leed.
A thorny plant, of which ^^^UJfthey make purdehs.
^^^^^ j^IoJU^ JEEL-DA-ROO.
(720) Jiydij^ jowzuLKOWSUL. The phyfic nut. '^^^.^
(^730) CHEE-DEH. ^^3:
h. myn-phuL p. jowz ul k'le. ^aJU^:!^. The lefler pine. a. fenohirfegkdr.
(730
MATERIA MEDIC A.
(73^} Lilies*. HASFIA. Thyme. /'-s/- ciiaphoretic, and provocative, r^. large,
green, frefii.
C722) rrL:^^ HAT. The thorny plant,, ^ /
, , / .
^Ul/^ HUBEK~UL-MA.from which is collected the fpecies of
Water mint, ^.powd^ieh dbee.^^\dJ(^ *j
manna, called teruniebeen. vide 6i i. , ,..
'-^•*
. (740) v^ajJIl-^^ HUB~UZ-ZU->il^ HAFIR. Hoof of any anl-
'
^^•^•^^->^ BEEB. Grape flone.
mal. -[^^ h. /'/./^r. p. „:xw^_ ,,,,,, j .
prep, drying. <h. or clean animals, cor. oils.
flic. horn. p. tokhem meveez, yyo^"^
(734) J^lkil^ HAFIZUL (741) oJJU(^^=^ HUB-UL-KILT.
NEHUL. Euphorbium. ^'^^254. A fpecies of vetch. ^. mdjh h'lndee.
(735) HUB. Berry, feed. "^^^^l^? h. kulthee,
^J\\v.beej, '^;^phul.^.ddneh.A^\C^ (742) ^U..^;J|J>^ HUBUKUL*
and /oi/^m. ^ TIMSAH. Water mint ; v'tdey^g-
(736) ^Xi:.-^:^ HUBHUNKILA.^^^^^ cV^^-JI^ HUB-UL-YE-
A grain refembling black pepper; but HOOD.Winter cherry, kdhnuj.
which withinfide is white and fweet.,
. (744) ^3^1^:^ HUB-ULUR-UR.V. hub fumneh. iXA^^j^ ' 4^25. ^
Juniper berries.
^7^7) 1.3 ..J Ux-. HUBBUT-UL- ^
• y * (745) jU^^^Il^::^ HUB SENO-SOWDA. Black feed.
w-^jy ^ jj— .
- ^. . . , , ,BIR SEGHAR. Fruit of the lelTcr
"^^^^T^i^^kerownjee. ^. Jy-d dd-neh. ^pine. ^^ITj^ii^fl^h. jundeh key beej,
(738) I Iaa^ HUBBUT-UL- P- ^^^-^^^ ;^i-sou;.jjJ(J
KHUZRA. Fruit of theturpentine (746) HUB UL U3FER.
Seed of faillowcr.itree.
U L FA Z U DW r YEH.
(747) .A>JlL-'0:k HUBUCK-UL- ^M. cold and moift. <r/^. of the four quince.
_d. two direms. cor. fugarcandy. Juc. mallows
BUCKIR. Camomile flowers, vide 235. feed.
(748) ^jy^l^^ HUB-UL-KHIR- (755) ^LX^JIl^^ HUB-US-SU-
WA. Seed of the palma chrifti. LATEEN. A purgative feed.
%5^3^^^ (^r^ndi key beej. Ti?nc^>]Zr- jemdlgo-LVtd.
p. tokhem beid injeer, ^s:-'l<_X>j^»csr' p. doond, OJ<^
prop, difcutient and emollient ; and taken inter- (7 ^ 6) ^^LJLJIl^-^ HU-BUL BUli-nally to carry off redundant humours, and for '/
cleanfing the blood, d. five to ten feeds, peeled. SAN. Carpobalfam.
(749) HUB-UCK. Mint. ^. tokhem bulfdn. ^^l^Aj^riP'
p. powdcneh. aJ<^4.j /r^/. attenuant, and cardiac;detergent, d.twa
direms.
C750) OVi'^^ HUBULMU- , ,^ '
(757) ^LJUIl^ HUBULKOTEN.LOOK. A purgative feed.
Cotton feed. J^7pj"| h. beynowla.:
p, mahooddnth. ^
^p. fumbehdaneh. «3uI(3aajL»
(75:) AaJUI^-. HUB-UL-NEIL. ^ ,^'^ ^ ^"' (758) oM'^^ HUB-UL^BAN.
A purgative feed.Ben nuts.
\yM. hot and dry. ^ft. large, fragrant, d. twa
(752) JJUUlv-^ HUB-UL-KILKIL. direms. >. caffia lignea.
Seed of wild pomegranate. (759) HUBBEH. A red feed,
p. iokhem dndr dejhtee. ^;j^C,J^\"^^^ ^ ^'^^S^^ by jewellers,
(753) J^'^'^^ HUBULUSSOL. Xi^"^^ rutty. ^.foorkh.
Tannariili berries. p.^«^.;;2^2;«f/^L_r3Uj/' (/^o) (^sIjJIJa^ HUBBUCK-UR-
(754) HUB US SU- I^IEY. Magwort. 73.
FIR JUL. Qiiince feed. (761) (^U..^l^ HUB SEJIS-
ftiT»f^.tiJ^ h. ^./... ^.r TANEE. Cardamums.
,\ei-~da^,s/K ^JlC^A^ {762) ^L^^ HUB-UCK NUB:
TEEo .
MATERIA MEDIC A.
Garden mint.
p. powdeneh bojianee. ^jLaw^jaj(3j.j
• (763) c^yC^jA^ HUBUCK SUCK-
REE, and (^'U^JT^A-. HUBUCK
KERMz^NEE. Two names for fweet
bafil.
(764) (^JL.rj<.J>j^ HUBUCK
KHORASANEE. Sorrel.
(765) L^.^.JL3i=- HEJR UL YE-
SHEB. Jafper.
^. fung yejhem. ' ^J^'^dX^tM
(766) l^^jXj:^^ IIEJR-UL-BE-
HUT. The ei2,le Czone. vide No. 242.
(767) HEJRULUF-
ROOJ. riimice ftone.
(768) cy^^JI^^^ HEJR UL YE-
HOOD. Jew's ilone, refembling an
olive, p. fiif^-g jchoodan. 1 <^^^:i^^<S3^
(769) _j^iJI^^=^ HEJR BELORE.
Chryftal. f^^^^ghelore. _jjkj^S3^
(770) ^JUJLj^^ HEJR-UL-BUCK-
' IR. A ftoiie found in the gall bladder
of an ox. p. gdivzereb. 5 .9^3 «L
(771) ^^JUck:- h:^jr ulnesr.
The eagle ftone. vide 24.2.
(772) fOvJlj:^ HEJRUL DUxM
Bloodflone.
(773) ;x
U
V. Jhddenej. ^CAiit
aJI^^^-HEJR UL KUMR.
The moon flone; vide 493.
^^iT^hlrl ^* chanderklint.
(774) ^ALUliLr^^^ HEJR UL
MICKNATEES. The loadftone.
^%]'P^c|^"T[]'^,^ h. chumiick ^uthur.
p. Jung ahun-fio-bci. Ljj^jJ^ri^iXIwj
qu. hot and dry. ch. of a dark red, and that
attraflsiron ftrongly. d. half amilkal toonedirem.
(775) 0^,jCJIj^=^ HEJR UL KIRK.
A white flone, found on the banks of
the Indus.
(776) ^l^yi^^ HEJR UL RU-
KAM. White marble.
(777) ^y-^j^^j?^ HEJRULZIE-
TOON. The olive ftone; another
name for the Jew's 9iont.' vide 768.
(778) HEJR MESHEW-
YEH. Lime. h. choofia-
kullee, p. nooreh.'^J^^
(779) HEJR KIBTEE.
The Coptic ftone ; a kind of fuller's
earth.
(780)
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
(780) f^^X^Jj^ HEJR URME- (790) ^iH-. HU3-UCK. A fmall
NEE. Bole armenee. creeping plant.
V. ^// Urmenee. , JL^I Jk/ cold and dry, r. pnp. detergent, and Jeobi-
ftruent. d. two dlrems. Jiic. ftiepherd's (taff.
prop, purgative, d. half a direm to one mifkal.
tor. wailiing it. (790 H ESHEESEI
(;8i) c^^^s^ HEJRBEH-REE. BUZIR-UL-KE-TOC-NA. Leaves
Coral, vide 417. of fleawort. p. birg biingoo. jS^^'^S'^ •
(782"* '^<-y^^ FlUD-UJ. Diied colbqum- cold and moift.
tida. y^.hun%il khoojhk. ^^Sji^^y^^ (79^) ^'^^'lt^V^ ™SHEESH--
(783) cXjJ^ HE-DEED. Iron.UZ ZU-JAJ. A water plant.
h. lowhd. p. a-hun. cj^r P' ab-geenah. aAxXSI^U/''
(784) c.-.jUI^ HIR-A-SHA .
-'J. ^'T. /-A repellent. ^. of theV/ ls_5 ^ juice ten direms.,
ROOMEE. Wildmuaard.(^.^3) JlJ^l^^iux^ HESHEESH
I h.yV;;^/cf^ ;7>. UL TE-HAU Leaves of fpleenwort.
p. khirdul bir-ee. ^^j^C.^ ^/,/, p. Jwr... j^l^^Jj ,
(785) ^ai^^^ HERF-UL-MAA.(^^^) ^jl^f^^^ HESHESH:
A kind of water creffes.. KHORASANEE. Wormfeed.
( 78 6) HIR-SHUF..
Arti-p. dcrmeneh kbardjlmee ^}\^\j<.i^jCsK
choke, v.kungir. ^CS^(795)^^-^^ HUSSRiM. Unripe
(787) w?;^ HERF. SQedofgardea. gr^pe?,
. ^1,^3-)^ h. kutchee ddkh,
crefles.,p^, ghowrah ungeer. j \ tsjjS- :
p. toihsm turreh teyzuck. i^X^Aj's^J^Csr* prop. - aftringent. cor. anifeed and honey.
fuc, lemon juice.
r788) HERMUL.. Seed of
wild rue. vide 1 1 4*
(789) Jo:y^ HIRJUL. Afpeciesof
(796)^^ HU-ZEEZ. Juice of iji-
cum. ;[^'q71 h. re-fowt. p. hu-lul.^yX^
prop, difcutient, fomewhat aftringent, and
locuft without wings., " ^^yptic, eh, that of Mecca.
MATERIA MEDIC/».
(809 ^j^diS^ HUMR-UL' URZ.
Earth-worm. p. i/j'erdUcn. (j^AdIjL
(810) Jc?- HEML. Aram-.
(797) 4-A>^A-. HULBEEB. A fpecies EEE. Garden forrel. vi^/e 813.
of hermodaayis. (806) j^Yl^^i;^ HUxVIZ-UL-A
V. foGrstijdn h'lndec. (^C>S^ MEER. A fmall creeping plant.
(798) c^>v;:U. HILTEET. Alafoetida. (807) HIM-IS. A kind of pulfe.
vide 305. Ii. che-nd. p. ndkhood. Cijrk?
(799) o*>^=^ HULZCON. Conch (808) HIAIIZ. a. GlafiVort.
{heW. 'p\X^^^-/unl/j. p.fimj.^ vide 16 2.
prop, drying,
(800) Jod^ HULBEH. Fenugreek.
"^"^ h. moohtee. v.Jhimlet. i—XaI^
qu. hot and dry. prop. fuppuraUve, and emol-
lient, d. two direms; and in clyfters twenty^l"!!^ ^'^^'^fd. p. bir eh 3 ,J
direm?. cor. oil of bitter gourd, ftic. Lnfeed. ^(8ii) r-L?^ HU-MAM. A pi-eon.
(Soi) UL?- HO-MA-MA, Amomum. ^V. m,b!ooj. ^^JL^U "'"^ ^' P- ^^^^^^^^'-y^-^
/r^)^ deobilruent, and detergent, r^. Armenian, I 2) (^'IXw^J^L^ HUMAZ BOS-of a bright yellow, and fragrant. ^. two direms. -p^^EE. Garden forrel. W^8o6.
(§02) v^-j^l^j^-L^ HUMAZ QL . , ^ ,' cbooka. p. toorjheemick.
URNEB. Dodder. V.^j;;^.
(803) j,y^l^l^HUMAZ-UL.UT.(3,3) ^C^OI^HY-mIr AHLEE.
RET. Citron iuiceo, "^The common als.
tfK. cold and dry. . cor. poppy juice,^. Cue.
lemon juice. (814) HYMAR WEH-
(804) ^Jlyj^l?" HUMAZ UL BUG- SHEE. The onager, or wild afs.
KIR. Wood forrel. '^p^^^^ p. gowr khur. j^jf'
h. amrool. p. humdz birree. (S>-^\J^^ (^^5 Us*. HINNA. The Ihrub Cyprus,
(805) (Sjf^y^ HUMAZ NEH ufed in dying, f^ij^^ h. w/V/^-Jtr, -
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
prop, aftringent. d. for the cholic half a miflcal
of the leaves ; and as a cephalic two millals of
the feed. cor. liquorice and tragacanth.
(8 1 6) ^.^iJc^U-. KINNA-EY KO-
REISH. Mofs that erows on ftones.
(819) (jy^-^ HUNDKOKEE. a.
The fliiub lotus.
pro^. attenuant, and diaphoretic. d. two di-
rems. cor. endive.
V hu%a'z US'r' fuckh er. j:^— \j \y.
(817 J^LiAc:^ HUNZIL. Coloquhitlda.
vide 306. p. khirboozd telkh. i^^-6yij^
qu. hot 3, dry 2. prop, purgative, and deob-
ftruent. ch. frefli, yellow, ripe. d. of the frfit
from a carat to a direm ; of the feed half a direm ;
or of the juice one dang and a half. cor. traga-
canth, or maltich. Juc. wild rue,
(818) aW.-. HINTEH. Wheat.
h. gee-boon. p. gundum. ^CkjS'
(820) HOOT. a. Fifh.
HHCC^T h. mutchlee. v. a. fum-uck.
p. nidhee. (^'-^
(821) (^_^1^-.HE-\VA-REE. Wheat,
flower. h. myda. p. arud
gundum. ^(.Xx/c^l
(822) ^btJI^-. HY-UL-ALUM.
Houfeleek.
(823) HI-YEH. Afnake. "^^q
h.fdmp, and nag. p. mar.
c
(824) v^JcXJl^Ji/UUw KHA-MA-LA- NEMR. a poifonous plant: a fpecies
UNECK'UZ-ZEEB. Wolf's bane. of mezereon.
(825) ^JlJCJIJJl^ KHANECK UL (828, L^l^JljiU. KHaNECK-UL-
KELB, Dog's bane, a poifonous plant. ME-LIC. Gall apple.
^I'^iC^l ^' koo-che-ld. p. feloos mahee. p. fa-dd-ive-rdn.
^M^^^^JU (829; ^loi'UUl^ KHA-Mr\-AKTEE.
(826) u;;>i^jjl:<.KHAR-POOSHT.The Danev\ort.
porcupme.^'^h./y-bee.v.ktirfuz.CKkAs (8^0' cXjcXsr^l^/.<^ KOOBS-UL-
(827) JU. KHANEK 'UN' HE-DEED. " Drofs of iron.
MATERIA MEDIC A.
^l^^j'^'L- ^* hi^hahy keet. ^. reem p. khlrbuc fefeid. Ck/Jl^^^Vr/ri. hot and dry 3. pi-op. emetic. ch. whitt?,
brittle, and pungent. half a dirern. cor.
(831) KHUBZ. Bread. Vije 27. mafHch. y«r. mix vomica.
(832) KHOOBS-UL- (839) ^J^^.)^:^KHIRBOOZ. A grafs,
NOHASS. Drols of copper. wfed for dying yellow, p. fup-uc.-^ys>^
\\. tambah key keet. (840) ^^^-i. KHlRWx\. The palina
p. reem mifs. (j^-*^^-^Jchrifli plant, vide 84.
qu. hot and dry 3. />rs/>. aftringent, crying, (84 I ) KHIRFA. Fruit of the
eaullic. ^ -^^_
.Ag tree, vide 248.(833) u^t^^J!^^<. KHOOBSUL
RESAS3. Drofs of tin.
p. reem kullie. ^^Xj^j^
qu. cold and dry.
(834) A^J!o.A<.KHOOBS-UL-FIZ-
EH. Drofs of filver.
p. cherk nokera. s^XjO^^a.
(835) (Sj^ KHEBBAZEE. a
Mallows, vide 865.
(836) U^KHURMA^ Dates. 630.
(837)
WUD. Black hellebore.
KHIRBUC US-
qu. hot and dry 3. ^rsj;). purgative. a', half
a dircm. ^ijr. oil of almonds, or tragacanth.
(838) ^^jIJv/^ KHIRBUC ABI-
YUZ. White hellebore.
(842) Ji^^ KHIRFUC. Seed of
wild rue. vide i i 4.
(843) eJd^^^ KHIRCHUNG. /».
Sea crab. ^* keynkerd.
p. jS//;?;" plilyeh. b^^-
(844) Jc:^^ KHIRDUL. Muflard.
^5 h. r/>j|/.
/r(?/. heating, promoting digeftion, deobftrucnt.
(845) (^ALy. KHERA-TEEN.
Earthworm, vide 2y6.
keynchewd.i)
/ro/. promoting the growth of flefh in a wound.
(846) KHERU-HEEN. A
leech. joownk. ^. zeloo.j^C^
(8 4 7; ^KHURFA. Purflain. vide 43 3.
X
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
^' ^^^^y^' fifted wheat flower. ^771 h. d-td.
(848) » ^ KHIR-ZEREH. '^858)y6»^ii^\^ii,<^ KHUSHUB-USH-
Rhododaphne. SHOONEEZ. The black feed plant.
(849) KHIRNOOB(859) ^Li:^ KHUSHKaSH. Pop-
SHAMEE. A fpecies of bean. Carobs. -q^-^^ p^ji^ kooknhr .JXS\/cold and dry. aftringent. ^. five
^g^^^ U^KHUSYET-US'-to ten direms. juc. acorns. ^ ' •
(850) KHIRNOOB SALEB. Satyrion.
NUBTEE Carobs moift- /ro/. provocative, d. one
to two mifkals. cor. inyrobalans.
qu. cold and dry. prop, aftringent. d. 3 direms.
ro ^ r • • ruTD^inoP (^^i) u^jJIax^^. KHUSYET-UL-(851) (^yo^^yj^ KHIRNOOB ^ ^
•
T^/TTOT^T-*^ -ru r r .1KELB. A root refembllng fatyrion.
MISREE. The fruit of the acorus ^
(862) ^UA>e:<. KHUSYET-UL-thorn. ^
,
^
^ ^ . . . . T^TTTD TVT/^y-kr) BEHR . Caftor. vide 164.(852) (^OvA^L-^j^Ci* KHIRNOOB
HINDEe'.' Caffia fiftularis. vide 521. ^^^^^ a,^^ KHUSYEH. Temde.
(853) KHIRDUL h, peyhlir. ^. khd-ych. ^A<.
FARSEE. Seed of wild rue. w/^f 114. (^64) ^^^^ KHUZLaF. The
(854) KHUSS. Lettuce. Bdellium tree.
qu. cold and moift. prop, narcotic, d. two (S65) KHITMEE. Marfh
mifkals. ror. parfley. /m^. endive.mallo\vs.
C%rA ,,10*,>^ KHUSROO-DA- „. . , , .
V. J -> / prop, emollient, and fuppurative. ch. that which
ROO. Ganagal. -U/W^ 878. bears a whheiiower. y«.. mallows.
.(^56) ^Jlo\Xl^<. KHUSUC-DANEH. (866) KHE-FnSH. A bat.
-Seed of fafflower. 3|"P>fi^^ h- chimgeedlr, ^.Jhub-
^IjCi^ KHOOSHKAR. Un- p^rrek. lJ^^
MATERIA MEDICA.
(867) OJcL KHULID. A mulk rat. direms. valerian.
^"^^^^ri chuck^choondree. (^70 KHOWKH. Peach.
^. moofi khoor. JJ^iJ^J"^ ^. Jhooft-d-loo. ^UXi,
(868) KHE-LAK. The willow. ^'^P- ^o'-'-^'^ing the bile.
p. Jerukttteid 0.,,^jC. C^77) KHOWKH AK-RA.
qu. cold and dry, prop, drying ch. growing Indian leaf. V . fddljhindee ^iyX^-^(:s\^
near a fpring of water, d. of the juice twenty . 1 ,
milkals. (878) 0^^=^ KHOW..UN-JAN.
(369) KHULL. Vinegar. Galangal. h. koolinjdn.
^. feerkeh. aJ^^ (879) sUA^l^zk KHOW-JEH GEE-
/rs;). attenuant. cor. fugar, and oil of almonds. ^H. An Indian fhrub. b'^^-f^'
(87°) ™ELAL. Unripe dates.(880) ^,a;1^jU:L KHY-A'RSHEM-
(871) KHUMR. Grape wine. BIR, and^:^jlA::L KHY-A'R
Jl^^iq^h. dakhkamudh. ^. Jherdb CHUMBIR. Caffia fiftularis.
ungocree. C^jjJ^I^jU:, ^TI^rHfl ^' amul-tdfs.
, ., ,-17 -n I trop. purgina; bile. ch. Indian, black, full of
OH. hot and dry 3. *ra/>. cordial. 72 millcals. rr,i- i-i y- n-grains, perfectly ripe, and with a thin Ikin. d.
(872) v^yCL KHUM-EER . Leaven. five to fifteen direms. ror. oil of almonds, and
anifeed, with an infufion of tamarinds. Juc.
p. khlim-ecr ina-y:h. ^^jV^jK,^ manna, with raifins, and turbith root.
(873) KHUMR ' UL-HY- (88 i) KHY-AR. Cucumber.
MAR. A kind of foap adies. Tfff^l h. kee-rd.
^-^h.fijee. ^.ufh-kdr. P- hdd-rung. Oo^it^b
^« \ I . t^tttA n/fATWT »-r-i ,1 tfM. cold and moift.
(874) The elder^
(882) ob'r^ KYZ-RAN. Rattan.tree.
(875) / Ja:^ KHUNSA. Afphodel. ^ ^ "*'
- ^M, hot and dry. prop, expelling gravel, d.
qu, cold and dry. prop, detergent, d. five di- two direms, cor. hempagrimony. Juc. bramble
rerns of the leaves \ or of the buds and fruit two root.
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
(883) JOlijIoDAR FILFIL. Long (893) ^^c^jjc^ DEROONUJ
pepper, vide 18. AK-RUBEE. A rout, refembling the
(884) {^Vxii^pjl<^ DAR-SHEE- tail of a fcorpion. dtus.
SHAN. An acromatic bark. '^^^ ^^'^ ^'"3'' 3- attenuant, and car-
diac. d. half to one direm. cor. anifeed. fuc.
h. kd-iy-phul. ''ivet.
(885) dfXC^ DAKH. Grapes. (894.) &j_yXL^Ci DUSIUMBOO-
a. m-?^^. P- «»^oor. YEH. A fmall fpecies of melon,
(886) ^^J^j\^DAR-CHEE-NEE. very delicious. "^^^^^ h. cutchree.
Cinnamon. ^P,^^1 h, ddl-cheenee. z.Jloc-mbn.
(887) ^L^c^DUJAJ. Thehoufehen.^g^^^ ^Ji,:, DIFLEE. Rhododaphne.
•^-^^n h.^^^to. p.;;/^-^Cy^-«.O^U ^.^l"h. ke-nelr.
(888) ^j^ti UOKHN. Millet.yw. hot and dry, 3. /rs/). difcutient. large
, , ^ • I leaves, very bitter, i. half a direin.
z^j-^l h. cheyna. p. «rs^/;z. ^^^1
(889) DUKHAN. Smoke. (896) DOOLB. The plane tree,
"^^"^l^' djjoon-dn. p. dood, 0*^0 p. deriikht chendr. ^U:i..iw-^cLjc3
(890) -^^-^IC^^J^ DOORDEE UL /)r^i>. drying. /«^. pomegranate peel.
KHUMR. Dregs of wine. (897) fc3 DUM. Blood.
p. doordjherdb. ^\J^^jC. h. p. i/...;..
1^... X -riT^DTTiruT- (^9^) DE-MAGH. Brains.
(89 0 o'-^^J^^^^-"^ DERUkHT ' C
GOOLCHUCKAN. The ^/i^i'u^a tree. 5^1 ^- hhey-ja.
•^Ij-^JT) h. mshewa. V i> J j
(892 ^.^..jc:^ DIRMENEH. Worm- (899) c:^^:>^^V^^™
fecd.^vV^' 224. WEIN. Dragon's blood.
MATERIA MEDICA.
h. heerd-dowkee, (poB) f-jeS DOWM. The tree which
p. khoon Jy-ozv/hun. ^ LiijLyw (j^^ yields bdellium.
prop, aftringenr, and ftyptic J, half a direm. derukht mokul JJL«CicL;0Juc. gum arable.
/ f iju, hot and dry. prop, fuppurative and attenu«
(900) jjUxilff't^ DUMUS SO-BAN, ant. <-;?>.freni,of a yellowr colour. ^. oncdirem.
Another name for dragon's blood.
^.TXTT. . . ^ , (909) L ^j^^i^ DOONEH TUR-(901) OJO DUND. A purgative feed. ^
KEE. A fpecies of anifeed.
(902) DU-SIR. Wild wheat. ^^^^'^ ^-
i (Vio) Ly^^D EHNYA. -^7^vide 40*
(903) DOOD-UL-HER. Coriander feed. p. kljhnee^,yXU'
EER. The filkworm.'
^. ke-rem- (-9^'^
uhreyjhum. .^..^\(/ alfo ke-rcm- C^^-V
peelah X ^^^^^ "^"^ DEEK. The dunghill
cock.(904) j^^^lOjc:^ DOOD ULKEER-
MUZ. The Vermes infed.^'
/ ^ • X -nnn-r w^ • (913) "-^^^ DEEWUCK. The(905) u^jt^ DOOZ. ^. Water in -'^
which a red hot iron has been flaked.white ant.
(906) ^,ODOOGH. />. Buttermilk.^"H^ ):^. demuci. \.urzch.
^31 "h. Match, ^.i'V,T\'>""H- (9'*^ ^J^^ DEWCHEH. The
(907) ijaijODEWALIK. Afpecie.I^'^h. Ifl^-q,
h. p. ^^i;
of mofs.
(9' 5)
r
r L F A Z UDWTYEH.
(915) ^'IjO ZUBAB. The com- (918) jJo ZE-LOO. The leech,
imon fly. l^^^l muck-hee. "^'^de 906..
p. mug-US. .y^Si^ (919) jUUI^aJJ ZENUB-ULFAR.
qu. hot and dry. p. emollient and emetic. Ribwort.
(916) J^J ZU-BUL. Tortoife-lhell. (920) ZEHUB. Gold.
p. pojl fungpojl. y^JUi^ySJj^^ h.foivnd. p. zir. jj
(91 7) ^^IjO ^. ZE-RA-REEH. Can- cardiac. </. one carat of gold leaf. cor.
^ honey and mufk.
tharides. , , . „(921) .
^J--> ZEEB. The wolf.prop, bliftering. cor. new milk, and oil of -s^ * .
almonds. ?• g^^g ^—T^-J
J
(922) Ulj RA-NA. ^z. Pomegranate. (929) q^Ij RaS3. The head of any
^^^'3 h. dd-rim. ^.andr. ^ul a. animal.
rutnan. (^l^ "5)^^^ ^* ^^^^^'^'> ^^^^ -Z^'^''' V-J^''- y**
(923) ^bjlj Ra'-ZEE-A-NEJ. a (927} JIj RAL. Pitch, p. /r^r.^Aij
fpecies of anifeed. (928) RA-SUN. Elecampane,
prop, deobflruent, and diaphoretic. prop, attenuant. d. one mifkal.
(924) RaItEE-NEJ (929^ RUB-US-SOOS.
ROCMEE, Turpentine of fir. Liquorice juice.
\>. zung bd-ree. iSj^-^jj v. ujdreb mehuc. (^iX^sj^A^
(925) RxWVEND. Rhubarb. (93c) C,\J:.j RE-SHAD. Garden
^'c^'-^T]^ h, rey-wun cheenee. p. crefles. cfi^,P^ h., hdllm,
rey-wend (-XJ*>j p. lur-ch tiyzuc. L-fjAjzj J
(93=)
MATERIA MEDI C A.
(93 0 O^^^ Tin. ^•/^/^ 86. (939) <AJj RUND. The laurel, v,
(^932) <-r^%; RU-TUB. Dates. mozvrid. C^jj^
p. khurma. (940) RUNF. An odoriferous
(933) T'-^'l^^ RA-IY UL HU- plant. v. beid jnifik. (jJCL-«cXaj
Mx^M. Valerian. (940 ^JJ RU-PA. ^"qi Silver,
(934) RUK-AH, Is the name of p. nok-ni. nyLi
a red root; and in general it uied to • RU-NAS. Madder,
fignify all mediciaes that are applied to Ttril^i ^- ^^^e-jeeth.
fradured limbs. (^43) RO-BA TUR-BUC.
(935) RUCKUT PHUP. Nightfhade.
^llf^"^"^ The red-flowered Rho- hiub us fa- leb. jlxJ (
dodaphnc. ^le^Hi'^oT ^^^keneer.(944) (^^^ ROW-EY. A kind of brafs.
^. khirzereh foorkh, ^y^Ts^^Jj^ h. kdn-fi. ^.foofr. Ju^
(936) C^Uj RE-MAD. Afhes.^^^^^ REH-SHEE. Sefame
^1'^"^ h. rdkh. ^. kba-kijier. ^>^S\:L.meal.
prop, dryins;. c^. the aflies of acorns, d. half , , ^-.^ -.^ ''^^ r-r^i ,
aLm. (946) u-U>^ REE-BASS. The rhu-
(9 :7) ^Jl^Uj RUMAN UL BIR. barb root, or rhapontic.
A tree refembling the pomegranate, but (947) REESH. A feather.
fmaller. The feed is called hub kilkel. '"'-^^^ ; h. punkh. Tp.pur.
y
The root thereof is called wii^^/j^r.{<)\^) (J^^j RI-HAN. Sweet bafiL
(938) ;^.U^U, RUMAN HUmAz.h. i.V..
The four pome'^ranate.7 m.
p. naz-bu. m;>-jp. <7«t/r toorjh.
{J^'^yj^^
cold and dry. ^. ten wuckyeh of the juice. (949) REE-YEH. The iungs.
juice of unripe grapes.-^^^^ pjjephrd. ^ p» ^
(950)
U L F A Z U DW I Y F H.
J
(95°) "^J ^^J* General name for all TE-WEEL. Long birthwort.
the kinds of vitriol. p. zerawend drd%. J^J'^^j^JJ
/ \ » r7T> nr>T«T> T) * /* - <)r«*. deob^riient, difcutient, and healing, ch.(051) I ZE-BEEB. RaifinS.
e ra: 1 j u- l u u u*^ ' •
—^ ©r a faiiron colour, and thicker than the thumb.
^^'^'S^^'kljhmilh, ^.me-weez.yy,^^5^) tf'^^^ ZER-NEEKH
prop, emollient, and fuppuratlve. d. ten dl- SOORKH. Red orpiment. vide I 13,
xems. >.jujules.^ ZERUMBAD.
(952) OoJ ZUBD. Butter.
"^^^ ^' kutchoor,
'T\'J'^^\\, muckhun. "o. mujkeh, iS.***^ ^'
'
^ /'^Z' attenuant, cardiac, and tonic. one dircm.
(953) ZUBAD. Civet.^^^^^ .i^Ji^^^J ZER-NEEKH
(954) j^lOij ZUBD'UL-BEHR.^ird. Yellow orpiment. .01.
Foam of the fea. l^^^'^^^^- femun- p^,^^ corroHve; poifonous.
ier-pheen. p. ^^^^ry-tf. bjt^^^ii^ (963 ^<:>^>^_;J
ZIR-SOOD. Turmeric.
/r«/. detergent, ch. yellow, fi'. one to tvv© "^^-^j h. /^Z^/^^<f.
dangs. Juc. bole armenic.
(955) Jd^ -^IBL. Dung. ^ -^-^
h. leed. ^.frg.n. (964)^.^J ZIREER. MHelot. v.V.i 38.
(956) ZUJAJ. Glafs. 26. ^^^s) ^^jj ZERISHK, and ZE-
(957) ^'j^J JUDWAR. Zedoary.RUNG. eJJ,J Barberries.
. , . , (966) ZIR-TUCK. Juice of
(958) ^j:^o^o3j\jj ZERAWEND ^^^I'tll^ -^^^-^^^/^^A
MUDEHRUJ. Round birthwort.^''^ J^^^V^
, . * . I (967) ZU-ROOR. The medlar.p. %era'wuna geerd. tS J cXjjI^ '
/>ra/>. attenuant, and deobftruent. r^. thick, ofke-yul.
a fafFron colour, d. one miflcal to two direms.P''°p' aftringent. eh, red, ripe.
eor. honey, fuc. zerumhad, , / ^
(068) o'v^J ZA-FR..N. Saffron.
(959) J/^OJ^bJ ZERA-WEND ^^-^1%
MATERIA MEDIC A.
prop, difcutienr, deobflruent, fuppurative, ex-
hilirating, and narcoric. d. half to one direm.
cor. anifeed.
(969) JliJ ZU-GHAL. Charcoal.
h. kowyld.
(970) ZUGHUN. The kite.
^[^^ h. cheel. p. gluleewdz. j\jjXt
.(971) c^^J ZIFT. Pitch.
prop, difcutient and detergent, ch. clean and
glofiy. fuc. cpoponax.
(972) Cjij ZE-KOOM. A thorny
tree. Tfi^c^ h- fynbucl, and 1^"]^
theiv-er.
(973) C^jcj ZUM-U-RUD. Eme-
rald. \\. punnd,
(974) v^L;J^3;^J ZUNJEBEEL
RUTB. Green ginger, vide 55.
(975) jl^J ZUNJAR. Verdegris.
p. zungdr.
prop, detergent.
(976) Jl^'J ZUNJEFIR. Cinnabar.
/Vz^oor. p. Jhiingerf. ^ j^^3^^
prop, polfonous. cor. ghee and warm water.
(977)M^V ZUNGBAR. Blue vitriol.
(978) ^^^^i) ZUNJERF. Cinna-
bar. i^/t/^
(979) S^^j ZUNJEBEEL. Drj
O'ln crp!" h. fozvnth.
(980) ^c>cs.^_jlXJj ZUNGAR
MAADENEE. Green vitriol,
p. tootya fubz.
(981) (^^UJ.aa:s{; ZUNJEBEEL
SHAMEE. Elecampane.
V. ra-Jun.
(982) L^Lj^lijJ ZU-FA-IY RUTB.
A filthy fubftance found on the tails
of the Armenian flieep, faid to be ow-
ing to their feeding on a milky kind
of grafs, that is very heating.
prop, fuppurative, and emollient, ch. very
greafy. cor. rofes.
(983) <j>^ij.(^Lrjj zu-fa-iy:
YE-A-BUS. Hyffop.
prop, attenuant, fuppurative, diaphoretic, and
deftroying worms in the inteftines. ch. that
which is brought from Jerufalem. rsr. gum ara-
ble. Juc. mint and maiden hair.
(984) \y) ZEE-RA.
min feed. a. ki-moon^
(985)
VLFAZ U D W I Y E H.
^u. hot and dry. prop, hurtful, fh. that which
has never been ufed.
(985) OvjJ^I-ET. Olive oil.
th. frefli. tor. honey.
(986) J^;J ZEE-BUC. Qulckfilver.^^^^^ ZIE-TOON.The olive
viJg i^,tree and £-uir. ii- Ju/j>ai/.
(988) ^U. SAJ. Aforefltrec.
Indian
animal, whofe (kin is ufed for fword
icabbards.
{990) c^O^^c^U SADIJ HIN-
DEE. Indian leaf.
C99O O^J^ SA-RESS. An Indian
bird, of the fhork kind.
(992) ^^K^JU SAMBHER-
LOON. "^^'SJt^TJ^ock fait.
(^93) oy*^ SA-GOON. ^\T\P{
An Indian tree, whofe leaves are com-
pared to elephant's ears.
(994) (^U. SA-JEE. Hllfl
kind of foap afhes.
(995) (^-l-SATHEE. ^1^^
Ippcies of red rice.
(996,) SUB-ER Jet.
A
A
p. Jheb-eh,
C997) ^VL.^ SEEPISTAN. Sc-
beflens. c^^^l h. lehfcora. p. fug-
p'ljldn.. \^ (XjskJlfXlK*
;Prop, emollient and fuppurative. eh. full of
pulp. 161030. rar. myrobalans. yj/r. jujubeSr
(998) ^\Cs'j^ SE-PEN-DAN.
Wild rue. xiide 1 14.
(999) SU-PA-REE. "^-qi^f?
Areca nut ; bstehiut. a. fonfuL (J^iji
(1000) SUD-AB. Rue.
WP\^ h. fd-tu-rec.
prop, difcutient, diaphoretic, and anthelmentic.
d. three direms. cor. anifeed.
(100 i) jO^j SEYDIR. A fpecles ol
plum tree.'^^S^j^'^ h. beyr kdrookh.
p. derukht kondr. ^^UJ'c^.i-yti
prop, aftringent. ch. broad leaves. d. three
direms of the leaves, cor. tragacanth.
(1002) ^ SOORB. Lead.
(1003)
MATERIA MEt)rCAo
(1003) SOO-RUNJ. Red lead. (1013) lyj^^ SUCMCO-NYA.
vide 120. Scammony.
SIRUKHS. A black root. ^q"^"?:!^ meh-moo-deh.
prop, deobftruent, and drying, ch. black, and prop, cathartic, ch. that brought from Antioch;
large, with the infide of a piflachio green. clean and light, glofly, of the colour of raw-
, V .. f>T-r. rTTTTiv i\/r yi J fi Ik, and eaiily friable. a carat, to tv/o dangs.(1C05) ^.^^t^;* >>^ SIR SHUF. MultarJ. ' ^ .
^
' (10 1 4) J^r^ SUG-BEE-NUJ.
(1006) J^^>^SIR-MUC. Ornch.
Gum fagapenum.
prop, diobftruenf, attenuanf, and expelling gravel
Vide 4*^ 3* and (lone. d. onedirem to one miikal. cor. liquorice.
(1007) SIR- OE. The cyprefs tree. (1015) ^^Xli SUKHIR. Sugar.
(lOoS)^ll^M. SIRTAN. The crab.v/dV ^li^f \i. chenee. ^. Jhuckir. yOuch. the water crab. prop, detergent, and emollient. d. twenty
(1009) ^OJ^^ju SIR-KEHHIN
DEE. Bread foaked iii water, and
kept in the fun till it becomes four.
vide 25.
(^1010) Oouw SOAD. R-oot of an odo-
BEEN. Oxymel of vinegar and honeyriferons grafs. f^oivtfia.
(1016) SUG UNGOOR.
Dog's grapes; nigthfhade.
a. inub us faleb. o\Ajtxi(L.;.v*x
(101 7) ^^_,.xA2sr^ SE-KUN-JE-
prop, emetic.
prop, diaphoretic, cardiac and tonic, ch. that
trought from Cufah. d. one direm. Juc. cinna- (1018) *LtljA^ SULK-UL-MAA,mon and fweet flag.
A water plant, vide
(ioiij JCjum Si\-TUR. An odorl-
(101 9) u^vUm SELT. A fpecies of
feicus plant. rTl'^iI!h. /;V,/6^r.
. ,• , ,
barley. p low birheneh. Aa^^as-s,
(1012) Jo. Ji^SUFIR-JUL. Quince. ^,
'
K }^j-" J ^ (1020) SA-LA-GET.
vide 28.i-
• r Aprop, adringcnt, ftyptic, cardiac, and tonic. ^ Ipecies of ftorax.
i. ten direms of the juice, cor. dates, or honey.^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
m SIL-ARRUS. LiquidJuc. pears. w
ftorax
U L F A Z U D V7 T Y E H.
ftorax. \. me-dy-fd-ye-leh. dXi}^d.3tj^ (1032) SU-MAK. Sumach.
(1022) *LUn sulk. Beetroot. /irs/. aRringent, and cardiac. rA. frefli, and
red. cor. irsaftich. Juc. lemon juice,
p. cho7hundir. tcA^jLi*. ^ ^
, (1033) SE-MAK. Afmallpnf. difcutient, attemiant, detergent. ch. ^ \^
white, fur. vinegar, fuc. tuxneps. grain, "^^f^ h. J^ungnee.
(1023) ^ SUL-UM. The gum(1034) UC;^ SE-MUC. Fi(h.
arable tree, vide 400. "^1^1^ h- mutchke, and p.
(1024) C^^:?^-^ SULJUM. Turnep. ,nd-hee.
^.Jhul-ghum. ^il^(1035) Lii^l^ SUM-UL-SE-
/ir^/. diaphoretic. carrots. MUC. A poifouous milky grafs, bear-
C102O ^^-^ SE-LEE-KHEH. Caf- .
^• ing a yellow liower.
fia li^nea. "pivl h. , . . • vi\. p. ma-bee ze-raj. ^^jji^$>\^
(1026) ^ SUM. Polfon in general.^^^^^^ SOM-SOM.^ Sefame
ftta h. ^.7^-. p. ze.her.^^^^^ ^.^^
(1027) jL^Li.. SUM-UL-HYMAR. . x ^ cr^ ^/tttxt r^u^^lu^ (1037) U-r^ SE-MUN. Ghee.
Rhododaphne. u / / 'I^ •
^1 n.ge-hsw. ^.rogben gaiv. yJ> [^^.jj
(1028) jUJl^ SUM-UL-FAR. , -> .^u n c^1 ^ (^038) SU-MUN. The hly of
Rat's bane. Realgar.^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^
p. J^r^ (1039) ^J_^0.„^ SEMUNDER.C:o29)^^.>. SUN-OOR. The fable,
^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^
or marten. 332. ,,
p. nc'inuc de-ry-a. UjOLJ«—
>
rio^o) joa^ SEMUNDER. The ^
V ^ ^ (1040) U>^ SUN-A. Senna.
falamander.cathartic. rA. that which grows about Mec-
/lO-l) f • j'-r^ SE-MA-ROUGH. ^. 4 to 7 direms in infufion, or in fubltance 3* direms. rcr. yellow myrobiilans, rofe leaves'
Mufliroom. gum arable, and tragacanth. .
(1041)
MATERIA M E D I C A.
SOOSMAR. The
A prickly fruit. guai:i. TT^Ti^^ h. go-eh fchnph.
It is of a tiianeukr form, about the fize of a i 1 r " ca \\TQ(^v /\ „ ^ •
filbert, and is produced by a plant that grows 011 O "
thefurfaceof the water. fried aiicl thea ground into floDF.
(1C42) u^aLJIJva-^ SEMBEL UT- h. fc/.too.
TIEB. Indian fpikenard. (1053) (^L:s{^rj>.. SU-REN-jAN,
(1043") SON-JAB. The Herrnodaayls. 17/;/^ 179.
g i ey fq n i . rel. 5^^T^1 ^ <1 h . jungleefinghdrd.
SE-NORE. The car. .V -r-r) jjr
(^054) (^-^>^ SO- SUN. The lily,
J (1055) ^ J SOWNCHUR-(1045) u-/^^ SUNDROOS.
T poKT q 1^ n >I.C(JJN'. ^'^'^ bitumen.
Sandarach. ^
, ,Vi.nim-uck fee-dh. sUj^'s^XTj
^ro/. drying. fA. tranfparent, half a mifkal... *
(1046) SUN. Tl^ Hemp. f'^J'^) OJJ- SOORUN. An
(1047) SUNKH. -^T?! Conch^UND. ^TC^'i
fliell. ^. fefeld mohreh. ^.^CkJlu. (^^5?) Vi^- SOWNTH. "^'^
(1048) c^O^J^.^^ SEMBEL HIN- I^'T g^^gei"- P- '^unjebeeL S^-^j
DEE. Indian fpikenard. vide loi^z. (1058) (^^SOOREE.^|^|A fpecies
(1049) SEMBEL ROO- o^"" red vitriol, ufed by Oioemakers.
MEE. Celtic nard. \.ndrdeen. (1059) \J\>^ SO-HA-GA. "p^TJI
(1050) OJLv^j^ SOOSPUND. A Tincal. p. //;^-/'ar. _;Uiy
fpecies of milky grafs. '^^^ (1060) SEHOWRA. ^^1^1
h. dood-hee. p. fheer-geedh. sUJ^a,^ An Indian tree, which it is pretended
A a no
ULF A Z UDWI YEH.
no fnake will approach. ^^^Rock fait. p. nimuck fung,
(io6i)^A*>j SEER. Garlic. (dJCLjLiJC^j
'p;^r;\\i. lehfun. (1064) o^^;^^ SEE-SOON. f^^ip-;^
(1C62) oU<l>^ SIEK-RAN. Black An Indian foreft tree.
henbane feed. 2^. buz-ir-ul-bung. (1065) AJlt^jsUj^ SEE-AH DANEH.
(1063) (^JUit\AA;^SINDAHLOON. Black feed. h. kelownjee.
(1066) jry^U SHAHLOOJ. A fpe- ( : 07 2) ^-"c:^!^ SHADENUJ. Blood-
cies ofyellow plum. p.Jhd/j aloo. flone.
(1067) ^y5il^SHAHrERUJ. Fumi- (1073) O^JU SHAKLOOIC. ^^cjl^
tory. "ptlTITflT]^"! h. pit-pdp-ra. An Indian roor.
p. Jloahtereh. t, (1074) SHA-HUS-FE-RUM.
/rs/. deoWtruent, detergent, and cathartic, ch. Su'Cet bafll. \.ri-hdn.\:j^"^J
green, bitter, d. of the juice half a rutel cor. ^
lemon juice andhcn^y. /ay. i the we'ght of fenna. (1075) C^^JsUj SHAH-BOO- Am-/
(1068) ^ULij SPIAMAKH. a grain. bergris. v. umbir.^
h. fn'n-zvd. (1076) aJU. sha-neh
(1069)^^f"' SHAH INJEER. A fpe- DESHTY. The comb tree, "Ade 590.
ciesoffig. Tp-'i^j^srvizeerec.(^yjj^>.:^\ '^T\^ h. kungh-7iee.
(1070) I^jIjcU shah BELOOT. (1077) SHUBB. Alum.. 575.
Acorns. \. behot ul msUc. (1078) ^>.^^ SHIB-IT. Fennel.
^riJ/>. aftringexit. far. fugar, or honey, d. two ^|"n"j h foiV-dd'.rems.
" prob. fuppurative, and narcotic, d. two direms.
(1071) -ylcI^U SHAHDANUC. The
^ , (1079) c^L SHIB-RE.M. A fpeciesinebriating hemp feed. J'
p. tokhem bung, ^y^zk' (v^rge.
(1080)
MATERIA ME D I C A.
(1080) (^AAA^ SHE-BI-BEE. An.u-- (1090) ^x^i. SHAIR. Hair,
cotic root. The iiiebrlAting hcmp-fsed eil'^ ^- P* iSj-°
alfo bears this n mc (^091) JoUC-ij SHE-KA-KUL.
(108 0 V^'^-^'^j;^^ SHEJERUT'UL- Wild carrot.
DUB. The bear's tree ; the medlar tree» (1092) (•jl^s.Xi \^^Ajii^ Sf-IE-KA-
(1082) ejU:s--'U-^--s-^ SHEJERUT YEK-UL-NAMAN. The anemone.
ULHY-AT. The treeof hfe; thecypref:. ^. gool la-leh. ^JJiJ./^
(1083' ^j^\y,]Viji^^' SHEJERUT (1093) ^.r^ SHULJUM. Turnep.
UL BERAGHEES. Hemp agrimony. p. Jlmlghum. ^iX^
(1084) ^^^^Vij^^ SHEJERUT (1094) OvaI^^^ SHIM-LEET. Fenu-
UL MOOSA. Mofes's bufli; the greek. "^"^^ meethee.
(1095) ^^v- SHUMSHaD. The
(,08:5) SHE-HUM. Greafe of box tree.
^^-^1 -^^^^^^^ (Z096) SHUMA. Beeswax.-
:^^]] h. chlrhce. p. peeb. Aa.^^^^.^^^^ mehdoomuL -^^^^^^
(:o80Jl^-^-^ SHE-HUM HUN- SKUMBELEERZEL. The pulo of the coloquintida t-i r i j n 1 ? .^ ^ r lower of the hermodadiyl plant.
fruit, p. Jk^^i.V g'"' fio'-enjdn.
prop, emollient. .
, , (109S) caJ^^ SHOONEEZ. Black-
(1087) v't- SHE-RAB. p. Wine; -^"--^
_feed. ^. fee~dh ddneh. AjIcSslA-^jg
alfo ail kinds of fliei bets.prop, detergent, deftroying worms, difciitient,
(io83) SHESHTEREH. 2nd diaphoretic, d. half a miftal to tw o direms.
Valerian, fooh. (io99)o^^- SHOWKERAN.
(1089) SHE-EER. Barley, ^lack henbane feed.
p. joiv.•p. tokbem bung roomed (^^^jj'^S^
(i 100)
ULFAZ. UDWIYEH.
(1100) A/^>i. SHOWKH. A thiftle.
^' oont-ki-ta-rh.
(1101) c:^^A^ SHEERKISHT. A
fpecies of manna, which is coiled'ed
from a barren tree called derukt hey
cho^vb^ growing in Khorafan.
, prop, cathartic, ch. tranfparent, like gum ara-
ble. 7 to 30 direms.
(1102) jT^jM^ SHEE-TERUJ. An
Indian plant.
'^^'^h. cheeta. ^. Jhee-tureh. nJiK^
prop, detergent, ch. Indian, d. one mifkal.
cor. inaftich. fuc. valerian.
(5103) SHEEH. Wormfeed.
p. dirmeneh. aa^c^
prop, deftroying v/crms, and deobftruent, ch.
Armenian, d. half a direm. Juc. wormwood.
(1104) yJi^yJ^ SHEER-BUCK-
SHEER. A yellow root growing in
Hindoflan raid Cafhmeer.
"^5^^ h. hirbee.
(i 1 05) lXL^L^a^ S H E E R-
KHO O S HK. A fpecies of manna
collefted from the willow in Khorafan.
p. be'td H'7j%t.^.^.^i^O^xi and beid angee-
been. (^^>^ItXo
(1106) SHYLUiM. Tares.
(1107) ^^UJIp^ol.^ SABOON-UL-
KAF. Soap aflies.
V. choivbuck uJJman. ^ U..ii IcXj^sa.
(1108) Q^oU? SA-BOON. Soap.
prop, cauftic, and detergent, ch. old, Juc.
lime and foap afbes.
SYB-IR.. Aloes, vide 344.
prop, drying; caufing flefh to grow ; cathartic.
ch. focoterine. d. to thirty direms. cor. gum
arable, and tragacanth.
(mo) cX.'.Ov^i^cX^ SUDEED..UL-
HEDEED. Iron ruft.
p. %afrdn dhim. ^^^^f^l^JLcJ
(nil) ^Ck^ SUD-UF. Any fhelL
;^-q| \i.fee-pce.
prop, drying. d. one mifkal, or of lime-
water three direms. cor. honey and jujubes.
(11 12) cXAxj^x^ SUD-PY-WUND.
Shepherd's ftaff.
V. ujjur ur rd-'iy.
(1113) y^^Q SA-TUR. Origanum.
MATERIA M E D I C A.
p. ctijhneh. dJ:^jl
(j I 14) SEL. The adder. A fnake
tliat will not be enchanted.
I 15) ^^aoSUMEGH. Gum in gene-
ral. "5 h. goondh.
prep, artringent. ch. gum arabic.
(11 16) v'^'^-^'^;-^ SUMEGHU'S
SUDAB. Gum of rue.
(1117) el^jy^Jl^-r^ SUMEGH-UL-
MEHROOS. Af^ifoetida.
V, hllteet. l^aaJ^ vide 305'.
(11 1 8) 0>UiJl2-v^ SUxMEGH UL
KUSSAD. Tragacanth. v.kefeeerd ^
(1119) (^jy:^^^ SEMUGH ARE-
BEE. Gum arabic. vide i 1 1 5
.
(11 20) ^iJcAA^ SUNDUL AH-
MER. Red Saiidel wood.
mckut chundun.
p. fimdul foorkh, ^^ivnjJcXa/^
(1121) ji^yy^ SENOBIR KO.
BAR. The large pine.
p. derukht chulgho%eh. sjj-ii^u-^^^ci
prop, fattening, ch. frefli, large, white, d.
fifteen kernels.
( 1 1 2 2) j\k>^j^)w^ SE-NO-BIR
SEGHAR. The leffer pine.
(1123) o4s''J^^ SUNDUL ABI-
YUZ. White fandel wood.
"^^s^ h. chundun.
^. fundulfefeid <AaJuw^cAa>^<3
prop, cordial, d. half a mifkal.
(i I 24) SOOF. Wool.
^^^h. oon. p. pujhm.
(1125) aIL^ SOOTLEH. A fpecies
of beet.
(1126) ^^i^ZAN. Afhcep.
b. i/jeir. p. meijh. (J^^^
(11 27) ^cAiJ, ZUFDm A frog,
"^l"^ h. meidook. p. ghowk. L-Tli:
Bb (11 zS)
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
U 8zL '
(ii2?5) q/^jLLs TAOUS. a peacock. Tarregon, or dranculus hortenfis.
"^"1^ h. fnoor. vide 1210.
(1129) c^J^aL TUB-IR-ZUD. (1136) TE-LA. Gold; alf©
Sugar candy. old wine, vide ^9^-'
(1130) ^^^UL TE-BA-SHEER. Su- (^^37) TULK. Talc.
garof bamboo, i;/^^ 546. ^^^^ ^' uhhruc. a. -foia^
/r^)^. drying, cardiac and tonic. two dangs ul Urz. \^j)^\^...fS'^^
in rofe water. y«r. half the weight of camphor. fnp. aftringent. cor. oil and warm water.
(1131) ;_^AcJ^TOHLUB. Water mofs. (^^3^^ ^
11 . z u » > » V. %oorui. ci> 16/irs/. repellent. /A. what grows on Iweet
^^f^'--(1 139) TEEN AHMER.
(1132) liya TURFA. The tamarift Red earth.
tree, vide ^6'. geeroo. ^. gilfoorkh. x
prop, aftringent, and drying. that which (1140) ^jiU^Uj^xL TEEN SHAgrows at feme diftance from water. d. five
direms. ^cr. oil of almonds and honey. MOOSH. Samian earth.
(1133) ovAi!,LTERASEE'S. ^.Name (^^40 C^^^^ TEEN MUKH-
of a fruit.^
p. hil. Jo TOOM. Sealed earth.
prop, aftringent, and cordial, d. two direms.
prop, aftringent. ch. white, d. two miflcals.
cor. tragacanih. (1142) i^lj TEEN. Earth; bole.
(i 134) X:> TURSOOS. A thorny h. mittee. p. gil. J^/
tree which produces the gum ammoniac. ^JU^I^...i. TEEN URME-
p. derukht ujhuc. ^j^l>^<^(3 NEE. Bole armenic.
(1135) OJ^j^ TURKHOON. a. gH urmenee, (^Jj./
MATERIA MEDIC A.
(^^44) (^^j^ij^^^ TEEN KUB-p. powdeneh b'lrree. (^yd^iC^^
RUSSEE. Cyprus earth. (1148) ^ILF. The hoof of
(i 145) l EENFARSEE. any animal.
Perfian earth, ufed for cleanfing the h. khoor. p. foom. ^h^^L ^. gUftrJhew. (Sj^J^S^ (1149) ^Y-^^^- Wild jafmin.
(1146) ^^aIj ZUBBEE. a deer.^. ydfmeen blrree.
^^^"^ h. hum. ^. ahoo. ^\ (S^iO-^-^^^^
(1147) -SySXa ZU-FEERAH. Wild ^r^/. cauftic. *tfr. oil of rofes. laurel and
fquills.mint.
(1150) \^jy>\^ AKIR-KER-HA. (i 155) UD-US MURR. The
Dranculus. bitter pea. ^. mufJoeng telkh. ^'^S3^^
d. tv
/r./. difcmient,andattcnuant. f^-. pungent. /iir6) UaJLL^ UR-TA-NEE-SA.ivo d<.ngs. cor. raifins, or liquorice. ^ " J
Sowbread. 407, and 543.(1151) ^Lc AWy, Ivory. .
,
• u J- (1157) l^,-ij4:U-ROOK-HUMRA.
J J r y , . , .Madder,
p. dsn-dan Jeel. ij^^s ^\C>^(S
. .
"(iisS) URTUB. A fmall
drying, a. hall a duem ralped. ^ j i. ^
(1152-^ ^Ai: UBHIR. The aarciffus. creeping plant. -u/V^ 790.
p. hujfuck.p. nurgis. ji
, N -nrr-r) c a- (ii^q) UR-UR. The mountain(1153) ,AA^ A-B11.ER. Saftron. ^ -^^-^ j J
>r •r
• • pine.V. %d/ran. ^
^ .. , . (1160) ..AaJI,7^,c U-RO0K-U3-(_ii54 ^-'vi:: U i-uAl. The wili olive. ^ ^ J O
, ; . .. . SEFR. Turmeric, vidi 11 53.
frop.
U L F A Z U 0 VsT I Y E H.
prop, difcuiicnt, attenuant, and diaphoretic.
ch. hard. d. halfadirem.
rii60 U-RCOK. Roots in
general. p. he'iykh-hd. V^-k::^.^
(1162) E-RCO-SUC. A
fmall infe6V, of a beautiful fcarlct colour.
'^^"^'^ifl h. beer-he-howtee.
(1:63) ,^^.i:l>y^J(j^^s: U-ROOK US
SE-BAGHEEN. Turmeric.
p. zirdcbovjbeh. Aj^r^t^jJ
(i 164^ 5<3^^^0e3C^j>^UR-00-SUC-
DIR-PIRDEH. Winter cherry.
'(^1165) yy:: UZ-EEZ. Centaury,
u u^^O!J,,^.c US3UL UL
KUSSEB. Juice of the fugar cane,
^[^p h. rufs. T^. Jheereh ne 'iJljuckir.
(1167) J^IJo^^: USSUL-UL-
NEHL. Honey.
"J]^ h. mudhoo. ^.JJjehud. CK^fi^
(1169) y^£. U5FIR. Sairlower.
vide 44.
(ii;o)j^U.^ U3-FOOR.
Sparrow. p. kunjufhk. llO
A^—
»
\2)
prop, detergent, and heating. £h. of a light
yellow, pure, and fragrant.
(1168) sjt^ USSA-REH. Expreff-
ed juice, p. ufshoordeh. isCij^\
(1171) USSUPv-RAlY.
Shepherd's ftaff. vids 6 i
.
(I 172) el/,^^ UZ-UT. General name
for thorny plants,
(1173) (j^/^ IZRI5S. Wild mal-
lows, p. khitinee hlrrec.
(11 74) UZUL. The field
m.oufe. p. mo'jJJD-kuc.
(1:75) UZM. Bone,
h. huddec. p. ujiukhan.
(11 76) ^Xki: IZLUM. The Indigo
plant. p derukht ?ieeL ^J^Ajo^i:^;^
(1177) UF-ES. Gall apple.
TT'^^"^^ h. p. ;««soo.j^Lo
^r<3/>. aftringent and ftyptlc. ch. green, not per-
forated, d. half a direm.
(i 178) UKRUB. A fcorpion.
f^j"^ h. beechew. p. khezjhon. ^c3y5^
/ra/). expelling gravel.
(1179) (^y^ UKEEK. A cornelian.
prop, drying, ch, thofe found in Yemen, that
are
MATERIA MEDIC A.
are very red and tranfparent. i. half a dlrem. (i i 87) ^^J^^ UNZEROOT. Sar-fuc. amber. ^
r o ^ .I TT on ^xr-iJ r COCOlla. Vide 2Q0.
(ii8o) OxAi ILSS. Wild luccory. ^
^ . (1188) y^s UMBIR. Ambergris,p. kaj-nee birree. ^ T^L3^^ J'
" ^ •• prep, cephalic, and cardiac, ch.oi an afli colour.
( 1 1 8 I ) ( VX^ U-LIEK. The bramble., , .^ ^ O-
^(1189) J^A£ UNSOOL. Squills,
p. toot-feh gul. ^yS^<k*^K:DJivide ^39'
prop, aftringent. d. of the root three direms.
ffr. liquorice root. pomegranate buds. C'^'Po) f"43^/X UNDUM. Red faun-
(11 82) c^c^Uju^^ UL-UK ders. p. buckum. -aj
B^GHDA-DEE. Maftich. (1191) K^t^^\^f^ OWD US SE-
V. muflucka. LEEB. Name of a root, vide 1203.
(1183) v^A^lN-UB. Grapes. i;/Vf 885. (1192) ^iLjJIci^ OWD-UL-UT-
(1184) c^U;JIl^ IN-UBUSSA- as. fneezewort. vide zog,
LEB. Fox's grapes, nightfliade. (i 193) ^J^oJlc:^^: OWD-UD-DER-"^^"^ ^^'-^^-er- KEH. Root of the afafoetida plant.
p. robd tirbuc. LiG JsL)* 1 , 1 v .ju^ V '-^ "a. betkh ung-udan. t^\CKXj\
^
prop, repellent, th. yellow, and frefli. cor.
fugarcandy, or honey. ( I I 94) <S^^^^^ OWD HINDEEo
(1185) UN-AB. Jujubes. Lignum aloes. i^/V.
emollient. ^. in decoaion fifteen plums.deobltruent, diaphoretic, cephalic, and
fuc. raifins. j u if i-cardiac, d. halt a direm.
(I I 86) ^yj:^ UN-KE-BOOT. A(,,93) A in. An eye.
fpider. 'S'^TT h. muckree. ^ , , , i n^ "Tiv" \i.dnkh. ^.chefiem.
p. de-yu-fa,
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
(1196) OsiU: GHAFIS. Hemp-
agrimony.
prop, deobftruenl ch, Perfian. d. one mifkal.
(1197) GHAR. The laurel.
^rop. difcutient and attenuant. d. half a miflcal.
(1198) Jj-^U: GhAsOOL. Glaff-
wort. vide 163.
(1299) ^^^,.jlcGHA-REE-KOON.Agaric.
prop, deobftrucnt ;deftroying wo;ms ; cathartic.
d. one or two dangs. Juc. as a cathartic turbeth
root ; and wormfeed againft worms.
(1200) GHIRB. The mountain
pine.
prop, drying, ch. the fruit.
(1201) GHOWREH. Every
kind of green fruit.
(1202) \Ji}^ FASHERA. Bryony. (1206) FAR. A rat, or moufe.
p. kerm dejhty. (^^Jilud^^f ^- chewha, p. moojh.
(1203) UJljU FA-WE-NYA, A root. (120;) FAKHTEH. A dove.
p. owdjelub, l^aL^O^^ h. pindekee.
/)r«/. aftringent, deobdruent, :nd diaphoretic. ^1208) J^:sr^ FUJL. A radi(h.d. half a milkal. cor. tragacanth. Juc. agaric,
and round birthwort.^|<iT ^' ^''ioolee. ^. toorb
(1204) ^C:>\S fAdUJ. Bezoarflone. (i 209) FERENJ MI5HK.
5ri^l3'(^^: \\. zehr mobrd. ^. pddzir A fpecies of f .veet bafil.'^i^,^ h. /z^^^.
hdnee. C^*\^_ p. hdhingoo khoord. <3jj::L(^jJCJ Ij
(1205) cXaJU FA-NEEZ. A kind of (1210)^y^^^J>
FIR-BE-YOON, and
barley fugir.-^jHl"^; h. be~td-fch. ^j^^^^iyFIR-FE-YOON. Euphorbium.
MATERIA M E D T C A.
^.Jheer derukht zekoom.cjSJca<wjO^kL ( i 2 i 9) FELUNJ MISHK.
prop, caiiftic, attenuant, and cathartic. ch. The fame as No. I 209.yellow, and clean.
/ ' (1220) L^U FUL. Root of the Indian
(121 0 oj^-^-^ FE-RA-SE-YOON.
Wild leek.
P'^'^'^^^^ nelujir hindee. (^oJJ> JjX^j^*^^
p. gund-na-iy kouhee. ^^j./(^IjcAaJ " J " C
(12 1 2) FISTOOK. Piftachio. j ..j ^
, .. Root of the loas: pepper bufh.p. pijieh.
o r rx
(12 1 3) FIZZEH. Silver. 1«
i1
r r
, , , ... dsrukht filfildrdz. \\ jCii\.kXs^<^ }C^^-^;^Tj) h. roopa. p. nockerah. » y ^ C
(1 21 4) ^,lai FETR. , Mufliroom. (1222) c^^jJHi FILFILBIRREE.
^.fmaroogh. ^jjl^ ^""^ ^S^'^'
(1215) FETRA^SA-LI- (1223) ^yilio^i FEN-TA-FE-
YOON. Seed of wild parfley. LOON. Cinquefoll.
tokhemkerefs louhee. ^^^j^Sf^J^ ^. punjungoojht. ^^S^k^"^,
(1216) ci^I JJJi FILFIL USWUD. (1224)^^^-5 FOOFUL. Beetlenut
Black pepper. f^jS '^m^ \\. foopdree. IP^"^)
h. mceritcb ^. fJjfilfee-dh. 5U>jgJ^jUj /^r^/). aftringent. half a direm,
(1217) JljCiJiXS FILFLL DRAJ. (1225) y> FOG. Valerian.
Long pepper. Tvc^SH^^?) '^^'^^'^'^* 5Ti^^^^l ^* i^^-^^'^^^^^'
(12 1 8) o^J^-'J J^-*-^ FILFIL A-BI- attenuant. frefli, fragrant. </. half
/ a direm. ywf. anifeed.
YUZ. White pepper.
... (12.26) 5jS FOOH. Madder,.
(l32
U L F A Z. U D W I Y E H.
(1227) U>*.tjU' KERA SYA. Cherries,
p. dloo bJloo.
(1228) Aiiti KAKELEH. Cardamoms.
vide I 8
.
(1229) KA-NI-SEH. The giz-
zard of any bird. "^"^^ h. piithree.
"g, fungdaneh. Aj|<J^XA>*j
(1230) <^Ujj KE-TAD. The tree which
produces gum tragacanth. p. kum. ^(1231) Ui* KE-SA. a fpecies of long
cucumber. "^"^TT kuchrce,
p. khydr drd%.
(1232) KE-SA-ULHY-
MAR. Wild cucumber.
prop, cathartic and emetic. d. of the exprefled
juice two daneks, cor. tragacanth.
/
(1233) ^3 KE-TAH. A fpecies of
clover. V. tfp 'tjs.
(1234) UUt^^i KOOR-DU-MA-NA.
Cardmine.
V. kur-we-yd jebulee. ^^^^<J<::^ ^S'
prop, deobftruent, attenuant, and diaphoretic.
d. one mifkal. cor. anifeed. Juc. muftard feed.
{iz^iS) j^^'^^JKEPvN-UL-BEHR.
Amber, p. kehro-bd. ^
(1236)y>y> KERMEZ. Kermes, ufed
in dying.
(^1237)^^5 KE-R A. A fpecies of gourd,
p. kud-00. j(Xf^
(1238) JJuJ KERUNFUL. Cloves.
^""I'Tf h. lowng, p. meykuc. ^jSj^:^
(1239) J^^^JI^jJi KEROON US
SEMBEL. A poifonous plant, the fila-
ments of which are fometimes fouud
amongft Indian fpikenard.
h. fun-gee-yd-zehr.
(1240) JAj^iUlA^y KF-RFET'UL
KERUNFUL, An aromatic bark, of
the colour of cloves.
(1241) KERN. Horn."
(1242) KOORTEM. Saftlower.
vide 44-450-856.
(1243) u-^'^y KOORUT'LAIN.
A kind of water crelTes.
p. kerefs ul mad. U,I(j*vwS^prop, detergent ; and deftroying worms, d. in
deco£lion five.direms.
(1244)
MATERIA MEDIC A.
(1244) cS^^^^^J KOORTEM (1252) ^.L-^ KCOTN. Cotton.
HINDER. A purgative feed. -^'^ h. rewl^;. ^, pembeh. ^u<Xj
V. /jud u/ nee/. J.aX}\^2^ (1253) ^^LL^' KIT-RAN. Pitch.
(1245) KUSr. Coftus. (1254.) ^1:5 KOOLT. Saxifrao-e.
(r 246) c^cX^k^ KUST-HINDEE. v. /-^r u/ hejr.
Bitter coftus. ^. kufl teUh. ^L^, ^.^^^^^ j^^lB. The heart.
(1247) ^i^* KISHR. Bark of anjp. ^'//
tree. "^^^^Hl 1^ •^/^^^i^^o.M ( 1 2 5 6 ) ^^^^ Soap a/Iies
(1248) - KUSSEB BEWA.v. ^//-..-^.^
Calamus .romaticus. .;^. 672.^^^^^^ ^m^VB, Hemp.
KUSSEB. The common • , , , , _^ *
_
n.p. ^^>?g-.
reed. p. nie. / -J j - , • .^ prop, narcotic, and inebriating.
(1250) ylJlL^ KUSSEB U'S (,238) KEEL. Pitch.
SOOKIR. Sugar cane. 5--,^ h. rd!. p.
1>. p. «/<./^rf,>.^,^^^-1 KYSOOM. Mugwort.
(,.5i)U>l^KUT-00-NA.Fleawo,t.
p, uf-pe-ghool. ^2^^Awj|
(1260) Ijjjsiy KAH-RO-BA. Amber. (1263) GA-JIR. TflylC
(1261) ^aJ'I/ KAKE-NUJ. Winter Carrot.
cherry. i;/y^ 443. (i 264 j ^^l/ KA-SHEM. The afafoe-
prop, narcotic, d. two direms.
(1262) ^^.Lr KA-FOOR. Camphor.^ida plant.
Dd (1265);
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
(1265) oWj*^ GAO-ZEBAN. p (1276) ^^U/ KUT-AN. Lbfeed.
Buglofs. a. I'ljfdn us fdur. p. ulfee. (^'^^\
(1266) yiU^KA-HOO. Lettuce. (1277) UxyRE-SEE-RA. Gum
p. khufs. {j^^ tragacanth. "^('fl^'] Ii. kuthce-ra.
;i 2 6 7) (^j^lTka-se-nee.
Endive. p. h'ln-dc-hd. LjcA/J^
(1267) (^j^lTka-se-nee. ^"^y'"g ^^'f ^
anifced. Juc. gum arable.
(127S) KE-CHOOR. •^(^S:^;;
(1268) ^^irKAN-GNEE.tiTi7i] Zerumbad."' p. c^UiJ
Millet, p. ..r;.«;.. ^^J^I( i 279)_;U^^KUTCH-NAR.^-^^,^
I 2 0 0 ) ^—^J T. KIB-REET. Sulph ur. . T J- ^ , • 1,1\ ^ J -J ' ^ hvi. Indian tree, bearing purple buds,
iVW^ h. gundhuch ^.gowgird. C:,//^^^^^^^ ^^^.^^^ ^^.^ ^^^^ ^.^^
^rc^ attenuant, and drying. d. as far as two
direms. ccr. water rr.elon.bread or riCe.
(1270) ^jC1s^KUB-EE-KUJ. Wa- (1280) J.-.a.^^ GUJ-PEEPUL.
ter creffes. ^^'^^Hi; h. deo-kdn-dur. 7\'r\H\'^^J^^^ ^^^i^ o^thQchab tree.
(1271) ^a/"KUB-IR. Carers. femr chdb, Vl-^^rr^'
Ci272)^U/KE.PASS.^,'^-^The (^^^ oj%^ KUTCHLOON.
n 1 "^i^hI"?) The drofs of crlafs.cotton in rub. &
p. dsrukht pcmheh. ajJ^j^<.^^(^ P- nim-uck fieejhch. A/i^x^LiC^*
(1273) .v^-^^^E-BA-BEH. Cubebs. (1282) Jz^^ ROHUL. Antimony;
O274) eli/' KUT-UC The crab ^^l-^. unjen. p. foormeb,
apple. y^. fecb b'lrrec. (J^ ,ji_^a>jj (1283) C^jcX-T KUD-EW-EE
(1275) J^^^ KUT-HUL. -3^7,1^^ TELKH. />. The bitter gourd.
An Indian fruic, called by Eu- 'p^j'^j^^l h. toombres.
ropeans, jack, and which refembies (1284) ^CKf KUD-UM. "i^'^'p An
the hedgehog. Indian yellow flower, round like a ball.
MATERIA M E D I C A,
(1285) KUR-WEE-YA. (1296) ^^aXjIj^ GUZ-UNGU-
Caraway feed. BEEN. A fpecies of manna colledled
(1286) fcXJjy'KEROWNDA. ^^^'c^'^ from the tamarlflc tree.
An Indian fruit, refembling the goofe-( j op 7) ^^^^^ KU-SEER. Dry pitch.
^^"'y-- p. koojhk. ^^-^^ij
(1287) KIR-NUB. Cabbasre. . . /^'tt ott^^t^.t^ '' • ^ ^ (1298) A^y..^/ IS.U-SUMB H. '^f^p. ke-him.
\ bamower. vide 450. v. masjir.
prop, emollient, and fuppurativ?.
(1288) KOORNASS. Leeks. (^-99) C^j>--^ KUS-TOO-REE.
gun-de-na. P' "^^^
(1289) KEREF3. Pnrflej. (130°) u^v'^-^^ISHMISfL A fpe-
cies of raifms without feed. v. mc-wctJ
F]Tlti" uj'nood.
/ri)/). deobftruent, and diaphoretic, r-^. garden. Ungnor hpyddneh. Aj I cAaj^14.-Xj ( .
(1290) J;.S KOORSH. Tripe. (1301) KU-SHOOS
:i^^^\\.uj-e-ree.v.floe'kum-beh.ikj^SJii ROOMEE. Wormwood. vide 22^0
(1291) L_ry^KIRG. The rhinoceros. (1302) GOOL. p. Any flower.
>131 gyndd. kur-gud-dn. (-^Ckjf phooL
\ ^ r^r^r^^^r^ ^ \c (i^o^) GiL. />. Earth, clay.0202) J GOORG. ;!). The wolf. \ :>i ^ ^ '
^^6"<:('^O'^^
L^-^^KE-LaGH. A crow.
(r293) r^/KERM. The vine.^^gherah. ^\^t
. , ^1!^ h. low-wa.vide 194. «u 11
(1294) ^J^/'KOORKUM. Saffron, (13^5) ^-^^ KE-LUM. A cabbage.
(1295) O^Uji" GUZ-MA-ZUC. C1306) t:^:?:^^^ KO-LEE-JUN.
The fruit of the tamarilk tree. Galangal. vids 855.
C1307)
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
/
(^B'^?) U^J^'^i^^ KE-MA-FEE- daphne. p. khurzereh. sJ^jjL.
TOOS. Ground pine. (13 15) ^j^/' KEH-RO-BA. Amber,
p. mapjddroo. jjIci^U (1316)^1^:^ KHAR, -{g]-;^ Salt ob-
prop, deobftruent, and deterrent, d. one mifkal. ^ • 1 r 1 ^ ..11 £ j^,
^ tained from burnt vesretables ; fixedcor. anileed. ^
(1308) (j^__j.jOlX' KE-MA-DREE- alkaline fait.
YOOS. Germander. ('3>7) J^J^ GHEEKWAR.
prop, attenuant, deobftruent, and diaphoretic. ^fl^'c^T! The aloe plant,
one mifkal. ^ur. quince. agrimony.^ ^ r
^-^ (13183 ejt-^C^^^r^ KA-REE-(1509) ^X^KUMRUCK. -^r^lTAn ^
^
LOON. Xl-l<|{^73 Sea fait.
Indian fruit. ' ^^ p. fiemuck flooor. j 4.iij'cX„J
(13 10) ^,*r KE-MOON. Cumin
T(131 9) GHOONG
feed, x^l ill: V„''"
(131 1) c^yr KU-MUS-RA. a. A
pear, vide 274.
/r(5/). aftringent, and cardiac, a', of the juice one "^^^"^ 759*
wekyah. cor. honey and water. >r. quinces.(^1^20) KAYLA. Thc
C1212) KO-Ni\R. A fpecies ofi , • t r i:v.^ J^^ / ^ i plantam, the Indian hg. v. moivz.j
plum. h. ^.-/V.^^^^^.^ KEY-SIR. Saffron.
(1313) KOONDIR. Frankin- r rri7T .(1322) keel. p. The medlar.
cenfe.f/'^/d" 6 2 2-. V. zd-roos,
/irc/i. narcotic, aftringent, ftyptic, cephalic, and
cardiac. ^A. white round grains, d. half a direm. (^1323) ^^^-f^f KEY-SOO. An odo"--
Juc maftich.
^ '1::^. 1 riferous s;rais.
(13
1
\) jt^fKE-NEER. Rhodo- ^
CHEE. ^|7l^ A red berry ufed as
a weight, and commonly called a rutty
^
J
M A T E R I A M E D I C A.
u
(1324"} LAZJE-WIRD. La-
pis laznli. V. lajivird. c3 Mcr^^Ji
prop, cathr.rtic and cardiac, ch. Budakhfhany.
d. one direm. cor. maltich.
(1325) (^cil' lA-DUN. Labdanum,
a retinous fubflance.
prf)p. attenuact, fuppiirative, difcutient. ch.
greafy, of a yellow tirge. d. one direm. cor,
rofe water and fandal wood,
(1326) AAi:^ LA-GHEEYETT. A mil-
ky plant, bearing a yellow flower, and
whofe leaves are tinged with the fame
colour. Tt gro^^'satthe foot of mountains.
prop, cauftic. ch. very juicy. d. two dangs.
cor. tragacanth.
(1327) dJ^ LAKH. Stick lac.
V. look. eXTJ
(1328) v^-' LUBLAB. Ivy.
\. aljhk pcitchdn.
(1329) LEBN. Milk,
g*^ h. dood. ^. Jheir.
(1330) (^IJ LUBAN. Olibanum, a
fpecies of frankincenfe.
V. koondir. jOjS'
(133O ^ LEHM. Flefh.
E
h. mnfs. p. gowJ7:t. ^J^^^/'
(1352) ^AAji:<A:s:-' LEHEET-UT
TEES. Goat's beard, a flirub.
p. derukht frers.
prop, aflringent. d. one mifkal to two direms.
cor. anifeed.
(1333) L^Jix5i;^uj lissan ul
KULB. Hound's tongue; cjnogloflum.
(1334) _jyJ^UJ LISSAN U'SSAUR.
Buglofs. vide 6-68.
(1335) J^lo^-^ LISSAN UL
HEML. Arno2:loirum.
p. weruck hartung. lJOJj^^^j
(1336) c^yyc^/jJ LA-BUT BIR-
BIRREE. Hermoda£lyls. vide i 79-797.
(1337) ^UJ LU-FAH. Fruit of the
mandrake.
(^33^) (-AJ^ LOO-BEE-YA. A fpe^
cies of bean.
prop, diaphoretic, and emetic, ch. red.
(1339) LOUZHELOU
Wij MURR. Sweet and bitter al--
monds. p. bd-dam
c Jher
ULFAZ. UDWIYEH.
Jhereen wu telkh, '^^l^JyJ^^\i^\^ (1342) o^J-^LOOBAN. Male
prop. The fweet, provocative, and the bitter, frankinceiife, of a reddifli tinge,deobftruent. large and oily. d. ten direms.
(1340) ;j-j%J LOOTOOS. Syr.koondir zucklr. y^<Sj^
The lotus, or water lily. (1343) J>LOOLOO. Pearl.
^~^^h. kowuL ^1^^ h. mow-tee.
7i. hundkookee. f^yL>^ p. mir-wdr-reed. (JkJj]jj*
p. nee/ufir. ^j-UJ (1344) ^^"^ LEE-LUNJ. The In-
(1341) ^^j^ LOOP. Dragonwort. dlgo plant. v. nee/. J^aJ
vIde6y-i^S,(1345) j-r^^ LEE-MOO. A lemon.
prop, deftroying worms; deobftruent. d. one , ^ fj^^^jj i^oodirem. eor. endive, fuc. root of the caper bufh. ^ ^ *
^^^^^
r
(1346) UcycU MA-MEE-SA. A fpe- Mezereon root. p. mujlroo. ^j^^^
Cies of poppy* prop, detergent, and cathartic ; the feed emc-
(1347) ^x^UjU MAR-MA-HEEJ. the plant full of leaves. ^. half a direm.
^^ ^ ar. fleeping it in vinegar.
The eel. ^HTllcc^T h. bam mutchlee.,
(1351) o'-^'*'-'* MA-MEE-RAN.p. mar-md-bee. (^>^^j^^
/ A fpecies of yellow wood.(1348) ^:!t^JUUMA-U'S-SHI-EER. ^ ^
y prop, deobftruent, and diaphoretic.
Barley \vate».
(1352) ^AiJsU MAH-FIR-FEEN.^^iHl^lT jo^v pd-nee.
, '. ,Zedoary. p. juawar. j\ t,0<:^
(1349) (JlU MASH. A fpecies of pea.
^. , ,/7 ., . (1353) ^*=^jU MAR-CHOO-BEH.'%^'^\\.mowng p-be-iioo-majb.
"
(,350) ^^.jJU MA-ZIR-YODN. ^'P^'SUS. -m^^}- "''^d.^-"-
V. hil-
MATERIA MEDIC A.
V. hil-yoon. ^^aJJ^ p. mdrgee-ah.^\.^\^ (1363) Oj^rsr* MEH-ROOS. Roo
(1354) jj'-'* MAZOO. Gall apple. of the afafcetida plant.
md-JOO-phul. 'p.uf-is,{^jj2XS: prop- attenuant. ch. white, and light.
(1355) AjlcSyiU MAHOO-DANEH. (1 364) l^x^iy MIR-KA-SHEE-SHA.
TTs'^^'I^Ti A feed. Marcafite. vide
V. hub ul mullcok. ^S'j^X^'^:^ h.. foon-mukhei,
;5r«/. emetic, and cathartic. ^. one dircm. N. hejr ullioor. jjaJL^::^
(1356} C^oV£i^;jiiU MASH HINDEE. prop, aflringent.
Saxifrage. (1365) J^U^ MIRMA-HOOZ.
-t)^^ h. punivar. v. /Joo//. ^:0U A fpecies of merovv. vide 1375.
(1 35 7) MUTHUR. -jq-^^;; Peas. (1366) UC^jj^ MIR-WIRUSHK.
^. kir-fe-neb. dJ.^y A fpecies of merow. vide i^-js-
(135b) ^Xx^ MU'-SUL-US. Juice (i 36 7) MOORDARSUNJ.
of grapes boiled down to one third. Litharge of lead.
(1359) ^UU MUS-NAN. A fpecies ^> moorddr-fung. eiCl^jlc^^^
of raezeieon, which produces the feed (13^^) j-* MURR. Myrrh.
crlied kirm da-neh. h- howl.
(1360) ^A^-* MOOJ-NUJ. A plant (1369) MIRMIR. Marble,
whofe leaves are beautifully variegated. (1370) ^J^^y^jj^ MIR-ZUN-
'Z^'^^^\iAulfa.y^. khooJhriUz-irJA'J^J;^y^ JOiVSH. Marjoram.
(1361) AAA::sr» ME-JEETH. ^'^W (1371) ME-RUCK. Broth.
Redwood. 2.. buckum. ^xj p. JJjoorba, Lj_j^ji<
(1362) L^J^ MELUB. A tree bear- (1372) o'-^ MER-JAN.
ing a berry called hub mehlub, and Coral, vide 417-484-781.
which refembles pear feed. Cr373) ME-RA-NEE-YER
ULFAZ UDWIYEH.
A tree refembling jafmin. There ^"J^^m",^ h. chunuuck put her.
are two fpecies ; that which is mod: p. Jung dhiin rohlu ^J^^\fragrant; or mirmdhooz\ and another (1383') JJLe MOKUL. Bdellium.
lefs fragrant, called femoofeh zvA m'lr- vide 22:5-408-864-^08.
ivh-djhk. vide 13^7 and 1368. (i5^4) ^'^ MELH. Salt.
(1574) MIZA'IAR UR loon. p. nemuc.}.
RAIY. Shepherd's pipe;
calhdalfo (1385) ^ MUL-UC. A Locufl.
fliepherd's ftaff. vide 61. ^-jj^^^ y. JJ-rdd 0.1^=.
(1-7^") ( MISS. *- Copper. , ,,rT^,,,^ ^ .(13S6) MUx^IN. Manna; general
T^^T h. tdmhd. a. nohafs. 1 y^V::^ . .,
' ^w nameforallkindsof honeydevv.7;/Vf6 1 1.
(1376) (cJl^ MI SK. Mufli . vide 1299.
^ (1387) ^^^OO-EYGEE-.cj^^Tf n. kujtowree. p, mooJbk.^^J^^^
'
AH. The hairj grafs ; Indian fplke-
nard. vide i ^24-'^ 26.(13:7) ^^>i^ MI3HMISH. Apricot.
'J^^l^'y^h.kljool^anee. p. zlrdd/00. y(.^378) ^Uyi^^.MISHKUR'RA ^^^SS) ..^^ MOWRID. Myrtle.
MAN. A beautiful flower tree,
h. ndgevfir. (i 389) MOWZ. The plantain, or
(1379) (^-<k^ MUSTEKA Maftich. Indian fig. h. keydd. \^t
(1380) ^A.^ MASFIRo Saffiower.( 1 390) a^jj^ MOWT H. A fmall In-
vlde 44-456-966. dian j^rain.
(1381) .^^MOGHRAH. Red earth.^^^^^^ ^y^^^ MO-MEE-IY.
prop, aftringent;
drying, ch. bright red. d. Mummj.half a m-ifkal. cor. honey.
^
(,38.y u^lU. MIK-NA-TEES. MEHA-WIR. Tmc-
^ ture of cruni lac.The nmagnet... °
(1393)
MATERIA MEDICA.
O393) ^EY- P' (1394) (^^^^^^ MEYNDEH
^^ h. mud, a. ^humr. <^ SlNGEE. An Indian milky plant.
(1395) L;^(^<.L; NAKHUN BU-YA.
Perfumed nails, vide 208.
"^^r) h. nuk/j.
(1396) NA-RUNJ. An orange.
(1397) Lk=^J^ NAR-JEEL.
A cocoaniit. vide 722.
(1398) cj^JcSjlj NARDEEN. Celtic
nard. v. fembel roomee. {^^^^j^^/Xt^
(1399) ^ NAKDOWN.
Afparagus. vide 1437.
(1400) __^jc^^lJ NAKHUN-DEO.
Perfumed nails, vide 1395.
(1401) el^^-'U NAN-KHAH.
A fpecies of anifeed.
(1402) J:^* NEHL. A bee.
p. mug-US a-ful. (^t^^^^ji^^
(1403) J.^-' NUKHEL. The date
or palm tree.
p. derukht khunnd. Lo^i^L-^:i^ 1 12>
(1404) aJI^ NE-KHA-LEH. Chaff.
"3^^ h. bhoofee. ^.fe-boofs.
(14.05) NUR-JISS. The
narciffus. p. nurgis. ^^fy
(1406) ^^j>^- NUSSREEN. The
China rofe ; the dog-rofe. "^^"^
h. fow-tee v. wurd cheenee. ^aa=^<3j^
(1407) i^';^\Ji^j NE-SHAS-TEH.
p. Starch.
a. lubdb ul kum-eh. ^vJUIl^jLJ
(1408) NUTROON. A
fpecies of borax. ^ jewa-
khar. p. booreh urmenee. {^^'Oj^'^J^
{i A,o^^ Nx'-l-NA.^z. Mint, vide^^g.
(1410) Lju NEFT. a. Bitumen.
(141 i) J^^ NEML. a. An ant. ^l^f^
h. choontee. p, moorchdh. <x=^
( 1 4 1 2) NE-MAM. Mother of thyme.
©j c-fl"^ bir-ndn.v,fee-fum-b'ir . wyvj-w-A^w
Ff (1413)
U L F A Z U D W I Y E H.
(141 3) NEE-LUJ. Indigo. (141 5) JaJ NEEL. The Indigo plant.
V. u[fareh neel. Axje lUac p. neekb.&XjJ, ^
(1416) NY-PAL. ^T^^(1414) J.AaJ NEELUFIR. The ^'
. . A fpecies of vvormfeed plant,winter lily. 4^ h. kenoivl.
('1417) pr^ WUJ. Sweet fcented flag. -> ACvvl-*- u y i ' ^7 1
"^^{i. butch. V). up--jr toor-kee, ,*^
„ ..-r-rx * ,^ ^ (1420) WUS-MEH. A plant, of
(141 8) cij^ WURD. a. The red rofe.
p. gUl. Js/
(1419) (^O^c^jj WURD DIFLEE.
The rhododaphne rofe. P- '^^^^'k neeL J-V-J J
which women make a deco6tion, for
dying the eyebrows black.
V ^ . Ij^^ HU DUL ZUN ^'^''-^ deobftruent, and diaphoretic, ch. garden.
d. of the feed two direms.
GEE. Turbith root.(1426) UcXJ^ii HIN-DU-BA. Endure.
^"^"ajT^h. jiys-ivul. p. kafnee. ^^^an
(1422) JbVj^HURTAL.-^fflf;^ Yellow (1427) i^jj^^ HEEL BU-YA. The
orplment. v. zirneekb zirii. ^^JU^^JJ leffer cardamom feed.
(1423) HE-LEE-LUJ. v. kh-keleh fe-ghdr .^^U^^iU
Yellow myrobalans. ^^1 ^'^'^^ HINGH.
(1424) C^ol^^ HULDEE. Afafoetida. W^. 305-798.
Turmeric, v. ^/rJ-.i-..^^/^. ^^^cT^J (^29) HE-ZEE-MAN.
(1425) o^HULYOON. Afparagus. ^^'^^ P' ^^^^^ hlrrec^j^y^
MATERIA MEDIC A.
(1430') ^jiU YE-A-COOT. A ruby. (1436) a^cXj YUZ-KEH. v. The
(143O i:)^^^ YE-AS-MEEN. dwarf elder.
Jafmin. =^1!"^ h. chumbeylee. v. khdmauktee. (^L^il^UU.
^r.^ the flowers attenuant and cephalic. ch.) , YE-RA-MY-A. a.
white, fragrant, cor. camphor. L." y "
(1432) YEB-ROOJ. Mandrake
vide 13 7- 173-621.
afparagus* vide \\oo,
(1438) YESHF. Jafper.
^/ p. fiingye-JJoem, Ji^ uXLm(1433) 9 4a; lE-TuA. A general ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ,.
, , , (1439) YUKTEEN. a, Aname for all mdky plants. ^ -^^^ ^
, . . , ^^^^.-^^ - ^ . - . general name for plants having tendrils.
(1434) (^A^^;:? YUKH-blb. A Ipecies°
c n , u u (1440) ^ YE-LUN-TOOT.or pariley, larger than the common C-^ ^ ^
^ ^Lignum aloes, p. oWi^/W^^.Cj^cXJ^JtJti^
(1435) a::^:^ YEKH-CHEH. (^44i) e^jx^. YUMBOOT. A fpe-
Hailflones. ^^-| h. ow/a. p.^^^^
U^iJ- and z/jd-/eL P-^'^^'^^^^
(J^^'^J^f-
INDEX.
No.
Aarghees, g. i
Ab, p. - 329
Ababeel, - 19
Abar, a. - 8
Abee, h. - 28
Aberkakya, a. - S
Abgeeneh, b. - 26
Abgoon, h. - 22
Abghowra ungoor, 277
Abier, - 1 153
Abir moordeh, - 119
Abift, a. - 7
Abkameh, a. - 25
Ab-khufac, - 966
Abnoos, a. - 12
Aboo khiilfa, a. - 4
Abooiils, a. - 13
Abrar ul kutch, a. - 23
Abroon, - 21
Abfun, a. - 3
Abuc, a. - 15
Acacia, - 1^,1
Acorn, - 529, 1070
• Acorus thorn, - 851
Ada, h. - 55Adada, a. - 54
Adam's fg, 265, 3 20; 701
Adarakee,_/y. - 58
No-
Adder, 1114
Adruck, h. 55
Afafoon, a. 221
Afadyah, a .
- 228
Aflatoon, c. 222
Aftab pereft, a. 216
Afteemoon, a. 227
Kg, L 248
Ag-ka-phul, h. 841
Aghaloochee, a. - 315
Agheeris, a. 211
Aghees, a. 212
Agnus caltus, 95,83,439,
539' 637, 1222
Ahir, ^. 259
Ahlal ul koiift, a. - 340Ahleeluj asfir, a. - 339
cabulee, a. 342
ufwud, a. 338Ahoo, p. 1 1 46
Ahuck, a. 341
— fudef, - 145
Ahun, p. 783
Ain, a. 1195
Aifhk peltchan, a. 1328
G
No.
Aiyun us ferateen, a. 209
Ajelgeea, a. 37
Ajur, a. 40
Akahoolee, h. 255
Akakya, a. 231
Akareekoon, a. 253
Akafs beyl, h. 227, 549
Akgir, a. 47
Akhrowt, a. 46
Akir kerha, 1150
Akooyeela femoon roo-
mee, a. 236
Alateenee, a. 268
Aleek, V. 639Aligator, 629Alkalinefait, 1 29, 366,
706, 714, 1316
Almond, - 98,177,380,
1339
Aloes, 344, 1 3 17, 1 109
Aloo, p. 39Aloobaloo, p. 671, 1227
Aloocheh, p. 56
Alooj, a. 258
Alum, - 575, 1077
Amaa ul urz, a, - 276
No.
Amamoon, a. - 278Amaranth, 322Amber, 1260, i 315. 1235
Ambergris, - 1075, I188
Amluj, a. 273Ammi, 275Aniomum, 278, 801
Amoos, 275Amra, h. 271A.mrool, h. 804Amul beynt, h. 272Amuleh, p. 273Amultafs, h. - 880
Anacardium, 284Anar, p. 922
toorfh, p. - 938defhtee, / . - 100
Anardaneh defhtee, 455Anargeewa, a. - 281
Aneefoon, a, - 3°4, 479Anamone, 285, 1092Angara, h. 47Anifeed, - 41, 172, 304,
385* 9°9» 923, 1401
Ankh, h. 1 195
Ant, 1411
Antimony, 34, 1282
Anuk, a. 301
Apple,
I N r* n X.
No.
Appk, - 619
Apricot, 414,623,1377Arabic gum, - 279, 414
Aiah, a. - IQC
Aiakoowa, a. - 77Areed bareed, a. - 81
Aiifta, a. - 74Ariftalookheea, a. - 75Arnoglcffiifn, - i.'35
Aroe, /). - 39Arfenic, - 61 0, 617
Artemafya, «. - 73Artemejia, - 73Artichoke, - 786
Arud-gundum, - 821
Arud-jow, p. - 488
No.
Ariind, ^, - 84
Arunde key beej, h. 74?
Arufa, h. - 358
Aruz, a. - 85
Arzun, />. - 103, 888
Afaba hoormus, a. i-q
Ill feteyat, a, 171
fifr, a. - 178
ul ghezaree, a. 191
AJafcetida, 305,798, 1264,
1^7, 1 193, 1363, 1428
Afaroon, a. - 142
AJarahaca, - 142
Afhbutchegan, a. - 164
.^i^fj, - 938
No.
Afheyaf mamyfa, a, 154
A flung, p. - 66
/ifparagus, - 1353, 1309,
1425, 1437Afoeruck, ^. 105,138,250
^Jphodel, - 415, 875
Afs, - 32, 813
AfN V. - 1388Afsbinkeh, a. - 148
Afsbirree, a. - 152
Affran, a. - 147
Atereelal, a. - 1
Atn'aiTiees, a. - 32Atus, h. - 893Aunwera, h. - 273
I
No.
'Awj, - 1151
!a wnons, p. - 12
{Azan ul dub, a. - 60
ul ernub, a. - 59
ul far, a. - 62
—— ul feel, a. - 67
ul ghezal, a. - 68
ul jedee, a. - 72
ul kefees, a. - 65
ul ubd, a. - 61
Azar afyoon, a. - 69
Aziryon, a. - 71
Azreeyas, a. - 64
Azreeyoon, a. - 70, 92
No.
Babaree, fy. 397Babefir, a. 373Babool, a. 400
Babooneh, a, - 393' 620
Babooneh gaw,j 45^235
Babooneh burree. P' 32
Baboonuj, a. - 363Baboofir, a. 372Baboofeh, a. 390Babuleh, a. 391
Back, 1247
Badam, a. 380
Badam kouhee, ib. - 98
Badam ftiereen wu tulkh,
1339Badawird, p. 241
Eadawurd, a. - 365
Badeeyun, p. - 3S5
Badinjan, a. - 382
Eadnuj, a. 362
Badrooj, a. 364
Badrunj, p. 881
Badrunj booyeh, a. 388,
513
No.
Badrunj boryah, p. 627Bahnta, h. - 382
Bail, h. - 586, 534Baiy berung, a. 377, 427Bajee, h. - 9, 396Eajra, h. - 357Bakela, a. - 355, 678
kiptee, a. - 394mifree, a. - 395
Bakheh, a. - 392Bal, h. - 1090
Bala, k. - 356Balm, - 513, 515Baloo, h. - 386
Balfam of Gilea::, - 236Balung, a. - 378Balungoo, a. - 389
— khoord, 1209
Balun goobiree, p. - 508
Balungooee khoora, p. 220
Bam mutchlee, h. - 1347
Bamboo, - 374Ban, d. - 389
Bang, p. - 1257
Bangh, h.
Bans, h.
Banfa, h. -
Bar, a. —
Barahykund, a.
Barberries, —
Bard u (I, a.
Barhee, h,
Bariftaryoon, a.
Bark,
Barley, —
Barley meal.
Barleyfugar.
Barley watery
Baroo, h.
Barud, a.
Barook, a.
Bartung, a. -
Barzud, a.
BojrahJione,
Baftl,
Bat,
Batoo, a.
Bdellium, 222,
No. No.
1257 Bean, - 355, 1338, 1441
374 Bedaneh, 754358, 879 Bee, - 1402
503 Beechew, h. - 1178
367 1
Beedlnjeer, p. - 84
,31, 294j
Beej, h. - 602, 735361 Beejowre ka good, 7
Beerbehowtee, h. - 1162
Beerfoon, a. - 423Beerzud, p. - 368, 577Beelh, p. 57, a. - 583Beef, - 457, 686, 1022
Beharbeh, a. - 574Beharumrood, a. - 568Behee, h. - 28
Behee key beej, h. - 754524. 565
39«
384
1247
1 089
488
I Z05
1348
386
366
375 iBeheyra, h
379, .461 [Behlawa, h.
368 iBehmuD; a.
636, Behram, a,
1074j
Behramuj, a.
866I
Behrman, a.
387I
BehuITej, a.
408, 1383 1Beid angeebeen, a.
526
573571
567
571
5401 105
Beid
I N D E X.
No.
Beid injeer, a. - 578
Eeid khifht, p. - I105
Eeid miflik, v. -
Beid muflik, p.
Eeir, h. -n
580, 1312
Bejewra, h. ~ 404
Eekhur miriem , a. 407
litiaaur, a. 520
Beleyleh, p. 524Beleyluj, a. 524Beloot, a. 529— III melic, a. -
1070
Ill urz, a. - 530Belli), a. 525Belling mlfhk, a. - 53^Ben-nuts, 758Benofa, h. 540Benocmalh, p. 238, 1349Benowla, h, - 550 ' 757Benufsheh, p. 540
Berehtya, h. 410
Berenj, 85, 427, 587
miflik. 416
Berf, p. 689 , 651
Bernankey beej, h. 465Berry, 734Beruha, h. 921
Betafeh, h. 1205
Betel, 186, 381
Betel leaf. 594Betel nut, 999. I22-J
Beteekh zickee, a. - 5021
Beyd geea, /*. 2I3j
Beykh badyan, a. - 1721
Beykh kobir, -
mehuck, pmurr, p.
muftroo, p.
neelufir hindee, h.
196, 1220
pan, p. - 186
peel goofh, - 183—— punjiingooflit,/). igo
fhaneh deflitee, a
590Tofun fefeid,/). 182
iingudan, p. 1193zunjebeel fh
/. - 189
II6I
- 58:^
No.I
I7(^ !Birwak, a,
1 8ci
Bifbafeh, v.
176! Bijhofs weed,
iqc Bifs, h.
Billiij, a.
Bitter pea.
Bitumen,
Black berry,
No.! No.
415 jBucklut'ul humeka, a. 506
45M275 I
37, 1026
481
I 55!
1410\
639;
576-20
124
5701 1 26
Beykh-ha, p.
Beykhfoo?, a
Beynt, h.
Beyjowra, h.
Bc%-,ar, 371, 61?, 1204
Bl,%, h.
Bhang, h.
Biieir, h.
Bheyja, h.
Bhoofee, h.
Bhowj putter, h.
Bhungra, h.
Bil, h.
Blllee, h.
Bir, p.
Birbal, h.
Birdee, a.
Bireeja, h.
Bireh, p.
Birghovvl, a.
BlackJeed, 737, 85S, T065,|
1098{
Blac\ henbane,
Blood,
Bhodfcone, - 772, 1072 ! -Bfckra,
1099,-
897
khclateef, a. 510khorafanyeh, a.
5^4liyeneh, a, - 518melic, - 511morabic, a. 518iidus, a. - 509utrujyeh, a. 515uzzehbiyeh, a.^ij
uzzub, a. - 508zehra, a. - 507
810
Bole, - 1 142
Bole armenic, - 780, 1143Bone, - 1
1 75Bookalemoon, a. 136, 557Boom,/>.
Boojm, a.
Booreh, v.
Booieh urmeny, a.
5S5406
554560,
1408
554
budam teikh,^. 177 I Birg-bungoo, pchoochee, a. - 591
derukht filfil draz,
I22I
gawflieer, p. 174
Birg tumbowl, 381, 594Birkook, a. - 414Birnan, h. ~ 425, 1412
Birteneykee, a. - 429geeha ferey {h\xm,\ Birthworth, 75> 958, 959
p. - i98!Birtoom, a. - 419hub ul neel, p. 188
|
Birunj cabulee, - 427jewar, - 170 Birunjafif, a. 73,413,1259
kerefs, - 181 kouhee, p. - 224
Eooruc, a
Borax, - 554, 560, 1408
1404 Boflan ufroze, a. - 486
569 Bootm, a. ~ 501
705 Boozydan, a. - 556
1133 Bowl, - <7. 561, 1368
1044 Bowlfiree, h. - 5644i2!Bowfeer, a. - 55341^^. Box, - 520, 1095
428 '
Brains, - 898
368, 577J
Bramble, - 1085, 1 1 8
1
^\o\BraJs, - 587418 Bread, - 25, 27
791 Broth, - 24, 1 37
1
Bryony, - 1 202
Bubgha, a. - 399Buck, a. - 504Buckbir, a. - 521
Buckayin, a. - 383, 522Buckir, a. - 505
Buckum, a. 519,/. 1190,
1361Buckus, a. - 520Bud, _
Buddes kutaiy, h. - 410Budleeyoon,
fy.- 408
Baalofs, 4, 68, 1265, 1334
Bucklut'ul baradeh, 516— fariftum, a. 513
ghezal, a. - 512
Bulboos, a
Bulefan, a
Bui fun, a,
Bulus, a.
Bun, a.
Bundook, a.
hindee.
Bung, h. 8, p.
Bungeyhoon, h. - 53, 547Bunj, a. -
deflitee, a. ~ 552Bunkagundena, a. - 49Bunfa, a. - 78Bunflowchun, a. - 546Buntoomeh, a. - 54^
- 492, 533- 538
537527
545542
551
74
Burdwufalam, a.
Burnt lead,
Burr, a.
Burum, a.
Bufak, a.
Bufak ul kumur, a
Bufbafeh, a.
Busfaij, a,
Bufhbufli, a.
Bufh-turugh, a. -
- 422
8
411
421
496
493489
483
490
49 r
BuHeetaj-
INDEX.
No.
Bufteetaj-roomee, a. 482
Bufiid, a. - 484, 417
Biifur, a. - 485
Bufllil, a. - 498
Buflul ul far, a. - 494ul nurjis, a. 495
. ul unful, a. - 497
uzzeeb, a. - 49 ^
But, p. - 500
Butch, h. - 1407
Buteekh, a. - 499
Buthowa, b. - 403
Buthoa key beej, h, 456
Butter, - 952
Butter-milk, - 906
1
Buzak, a. - 458j
Buzbas, a. - 45 ^j
Buzghaleh, p. - 669|
Buzir, a. - 602j
Buzir ul bunj, p. 42, 94, I
442, 1062 I
' bhang, a. - 405
No.j
Buzir ul kerefs, p, - 38|
- ketoona, a. 430j
- ul kifa, a. - 431- ul hinduba, a. 432- buckletul huki-
ma, a. - 433- us fudab, a. 434- ul kuneb, a, 435- ul kirnub, a. 436- us fhibbet, a. 437
- ul luft, a. - 438- ul funjungoofht,
a. - 439
- ul kidioos, a. 440- ul kurrofs, a. 441
- ul kaknej, a. 443- ul raziyanej, a. 444- ul beteekh, a. 445- ul isfanaj, a. 446
- ul relhad, a. - 447- ul kufud, a. - 448
No.
Buzir ul wurd, a. - 449ul usfir, a. - 450
ul khufs, a. 452ul humaz, a. 454bulafekew, a. 453
—— ul mut, a. - 455ul firmuc, a, 456
ul fullc, «. - 457
ul fujl, a. - 460
• ul lilTan ul heml,
a. - 461
ul bufful, a. 462
ul khoom-
khoom, a. 463
ul kutan, a. 464
ul naman, a. 465. ul hulyoon, a. 466
ul ryan, a. - 467
ul mazriyoon, a. 468
ul rutbeh, a. 469
ul kirfeh, a. 470
No.
Buzir ul keeweh, a. 471ul unjereh, a. 472ul kerefs ul bof-
tanee, a. - 473ul khubaze, a. 4.J4.
ul kitmee, a. 474ul ruman ul bir-
ree, a. - 475ul juzril bofta-
nee, a. -4.J6
ul juzril bir-
ree, a. - 477
ul hund kow-
kee, a. - 47S
ul razeeanuj ul
roomee, a. 479
Buz kouhee, p. - 79Buzruc, a. - 459Bylm, h. - 505Byngun, h. - 382
Byz, a. - 584
c.
No.
Cahhage, - 436,1287 Carrot, wild,
Calamint, - ' 5°9 Cajm fijiularis, -
Cahmus aromaticus, - 1 248 Cajpa lignea.
Camel, - 7^2 Cajlor, - 1 64,
Camel's hay, - 63 Cat,
Camel's thijile, - 1 56 Celadine,
Camomile, - 32, 45, 235, Centaury,
363, 393' 621, 747 Chab, h.
Camph-A-, - 1262 Chaff,
Cantharides, ' - 917 Chap, a.
Capers, - 175, 184, 1 27 1 Chakfu, h. -
Caraway feed, - 12B5 Chameleon,
Cardamom, 18, 269, 761, Chanderkant, h.
1228, 1427 Charcoal,
Cardmine, - 1 234 Char mughz, p.
Carobs, - 849 Chap tree,
Carpohaljum, ,- 756 j^Chawul, h.
Carrot, - 141, 476, 681 ,
jChecheenda, h.
1263iCheechira,
No.
112
852, 880
1025
709, 862
1044
5^°
1 165
1280
1404
655
662, 618
136
- 773
969- 46
- 85
- 667
57
No. No.
Cheedeh, h. 730 Chew He, 723
Cheel, h. 970 Cheyna, h. - 103, 888
Ch;en ka loon. h. - 129 Ch,hatch, h. 906
Cheenta, h. 727 Chilghoza, p.- - 695
Cheeta, I 102 Chilka, h. 1247
Ckeefe, - - 665 Chilpafeh, a. - 696
Chehur, b. ']24.\ China rsfe, - 1406
Chena, h. 807 Chipkulceh, h. - 696
Chenee, h. loi 5 Chirbee, h. 1085
Cherayta, h. 672 Chitchera, h. 666
Chereela, h. 165 Choghunder, p. 686, 1022
Cherkahun, p. 635 Choob beynt, p - 882
Cherk nokeia, P-- 834 Choochce, h. - 647
Cherownjee, h. - 679 Choochee keyjir, h. 591
Cherry, 671, 1227 Chook, h. 163, 716
Chelhem, p. 1195 Chooka, h. 812
Chefhmuck, p. 618 Chooka -key p.hool, h. 593Chewka, h. 1206 Choona, h. 341
Chevvka key beej. h. 454 Choona kullee, - 778
Choontee
INDEX.
Ko.
Choontee, h. - 141
1
Chorowgee, h. - 579Chowbuck ufliman, v. -
1 107
Chr)i/lal, - 769
Chubuck iiiowych, h. 163
Chuck-choondree, h. 867
Chumbeylee, b. - 1431
Chiimpa, h. - 708
Chumgcedir, h. - 866
Chum! a,/;. - 690
Chumuck puther, h. 774,
1382
Chundun, h. - 710, 11 23
Chuftah, h. - 311
No.
Clnnahai', - 976Cinnam^;}iy - 886
Chiiuef'j'.l, 190, 544, 1223
Citron, - 7, 30, 378, 404Civet, - 953Clay, . 1303Clover, - '233
Cloves, - 1238
Cobweb, - 5 i
Codfcomb, - 429* 486
Cuoariiit, - 722, 1397- 545
Collyrhm, - 2 10, 307Coloquintida, - 306, 782,
817, 1.086
Crow,
Crowfoot,
Cuhebs,
Cucumber,
No.
Cotz^ /;r^, - 590, 1076
Conch, - 799, 1047.
Conjerve of rofes, - 694
<:^/..i5^r, - 592, 1375C3/>//V y?a«(?, - 779 . ir,„g^
Coral, j^i-], 484, 78 1 , 1 372j
Cumhifeed, - 984,Cornelian, - li-/9\ Curds,
Coriander, - 910 Curfuta,
Cojiits, - 1245, 1246
Cotton, 423,550,757, 1 252,
Crab, - 843, 1008
Crab apple, - 1 274
Creffis, - 447' 7^7' 93°
Cutch, vide je«/Z?
Cutchree, Z>.
Cyprus,
Cyprus earth.
No,
1304
2
1273
448
1231
I310
218
8941007
815
1 144
D.
No.
Dak.h, - 292, 885
Dakjh key beej, h. - 740
Dak,h ka mudh, h. - 871
Dakjh kay paneeh, h. 277
Dal cheenee, h. - 886
Daneh, p. - 735
Darnvort, - 829, 1136
Dar cheenee, p. - 886
Darfilfil, ^7. - 883
Daiem, h. - 922
Dar (heelhan, a. 157, 884
Dfl/f, 115, 63Q, 836, 932
1403
Deck, a. - 912
Deemuck, h. - 913
Deery - 1146
Deewuck, a. - 913
Dehnya, h. - 910
D;h maha, h. - 24.1
Deleedah gundutn, />. 418
Demagh, - 898
Dendan feel, p. - 1151
Deokandur, - 1270
Deroonuj akrubee, a. 893
Derukht beidj p. -
I
No.
I
Derukhtbeycho\vb,/.lioi
I
chenar, p. - 896
I chulghozeh,/). -
j1 121
gool cliuckan, a.
891
kerem daneh, p. -
54khurma, p. 1 403
konar, p. - loot
mokiil p. 864,908
nee!, /». - 11 76
pombeh, p. 1272
feers, p. - 1332
ungoozeh, 305
ufhuc, ^. - 11 34
Dewaleh, />. - 165
Devvalik, a. - 907Dewohehj p. - 914Deyupa, p. - n86Dhak, h. - 528Dhak key beej, h. - 523Dhetoora, h. - 717Dlioonan, h. - 889
Diamond, - 260
No.
Diflee, a. - 895Dil, p. - 1255Dirnfieneh, ^. 892, 1103
koiihee, />. 225
khorafanee, p.
794fefeid, a. 649
Dittany, - 512
D'Mer, - 227, 243Dog rofe, - 693, 1406
Dogs bane, - 825
Dokhn, a. - 888
Dood, />. - 889, 1329
ul hereer, a, - 903ul keermuz, a. 904
Doodhu, h. - 1050
Doogh, p. - 906Doolb, a. - 896
Doond, p. - 755Dooneh toorkee, a. ~ 909Doord fherab, p. - 890
Doordee ul khumr, a. 890
Doozj a. - 905£)<37;^5 - 1207
Dow nip a, - 908
No.
Dragon s blood, - 346Dragonworty 67,1835X341
Dranculus, - 1150
Dregs of -wir-e, - 890
Drofs of Iron, - 635, 830
of copfer, - 832- 1281
of tin, - 833Dry pitch, - 1297Dug, or teat, - 647Duhn, a. - 911Dujaj, a. - 887Dum, ff, - 807
ul akhwein, a. 899Dumbeyh key poonieh,
h. - 266
Dum dumbeh, p. - 266
DumufToban, a. - 900Dund, V. - 387, 901-
Dung, - 503, 955Dufhab, /. - 214Dufir, - p. 53, a. 90aDuftumbcoyeh,/). 650,894
Dwarf elder, - I436>
Hh
I N D E X.
E.
No. No.
267 Eeyul, a. 347
EagleJione, 242, 766 > 771 Efirbeyoon, a. 223
Earth worm. 276 Egg, - 581, 289, 673
Jibil, a. I 0 Ehdak'l mirza, a. - 45
Ebony, 12 Eh lubdya, a. 43
Ebreyfum, a. 20 Ehreez, a. 44
Ebreyfhum, p. 20 Ejafs, a. 39
Eel, - 674, 1347 Ekheenoos, a. 48
Eerfiyoon, a. 354 Ekhreet, a. 49
Eerkan, a. 353 Ekleel ahwuz, a. - 251
Eerfoon, a. 349 ul melic, a. - 250
Eklumya, a.
Ekoomalee, a.
Ehiychee, h.
Elder tree.
Elecampane, -
Elibtoot, a.
Emerald,
Endive, 432,
Eluk, a.
Erkub, a.
269
24O5 874
189, 264,
928, 981
262
9731267, 1426
267
79
No.I
232}Eroofiic, a.
239 Erufa, a.
Etaa, a.
No.
1 1 62
78
203Euphorbium, 233,254,1210
ExpreJJ'edjuice, 21 7 , 1 1 6 8
Eye, - 11 95
Eykakein, a. - 352Eyiewa, a. - 344
F.
No. No. No.
Faduj, a. 1204 Ferenj miflik, a. - 1209 Findook, v, 542
Fakhteh, a. 1207 Fetr, a. 1214 Fir, 80
Faneez, a. 1205 Fetra faliyoon, a. - 1215 Firbeyoon, a. I2IO
Far. a. - 1206 Field moiijey II74 Firfiyoon, a. - 223, 254,
Fafhera, a. 1202 E'g, 293, 527, 643, 1069 1210
Fawenya, a. - 1203 Indian, 1389 Fi/h, - 820, 1034
Feathc'y 947 Filbert, 542 Fillook, a. I2I2
Feloos mahte. p. 58, 825 Filfil ab'"uz, a. - 1218 Fiftuc, a. 480
Felunjeh, p. 229 I-
'
, a. - 1222 Fizzeh, a. 1213
Feliinj mefi.v. a. - 1219 draz, a. F/eaworf, 130, 430, 1251
Fennel, 437, 1078 mooyeh, a. - Flejh, I33I
Fennugreek, - 800, 1094 fee:^.'', p. - :,2i6 F/oi'.:'-, 1302
Fentafeloon, a. - 1223 — ^^:,:^,p. . 1218 F:. .
-
268
Ferafeyoon, a. - 1211 —— ufwud, a. - 1216 9I5I
No.
Foam of thefea, 69, 954Foo, a. - 1225
Fooful, a. - 999, 1224
Fooh, V. - 1088, 1226
Fox, - 648Fox's grapes, - 1184
Frankincenfe, 481, 1313,
1342Frog, _ 1 127
Fuji, a. - 1208
Ful, a. - 1220
Fuller s earth, - 779Fumitory, 401, 511, 1067
G.
No. No. No. No.
Gahfs fireyfs. h. - 132 Garlic, 6 J 2, 635, 1061 Geeah fireyfhum, p. 132 Gentian, 369
Gajir, h. 144, 1263 Gau kouhee, p. - 347 Geeafireys, v. 4'5 Germender, 1308
Gajir key beej, 476 Gavv, p. Gc;ehoon, h. 411 , 818 Ghafis, a. 1196
Galangal, 85-, 878, 1306 Gawlheer, p. - 656 G^eho jn ka heer, h . 22 Ghar, a. II97
Galhanuin, 36^' 577 Gawzeieh, p. 770 Geerdigan, p. 46 Ghareekoon, a. - 1 199
Gall a'j.ple -y - 828, 1 177, Ciazruck, p. 258 Geergit, h. 136 Ghafool, a. - 163, 1 198
1354 G.-eah abgeenah, p. 792 Geeroo, h. - - 1139 Ghee, h. 1037
Gaozeban, p. 1 265 Geeah kyfir, p. 250 Gehew, h. 1037 Gheekwar, h. 1317
Gherab
y N D E X.
Gherab,
Ghirb,
a.
a.
No.
1304
I 200
Goehfamph, h.
Gokhroo, h.
No.
1051
684
Ghocr.^chee, j6. i^ig.GoId, - 596,920,1136Ghowk, p. - 1 1 27Ghowreh, a. - 1201
Ghowreh khurraa, /I. 525
Ghowreh ungeer, p. 795Gil, p. - 1142
firfiiew, p. - 11 45
fooikh, p. ~ \ 139
urmenee,/>. 780, 11 43Ginger, - 55,974,981.
1057
Gizzard, - 1 1 29
Glafs, - 26, 956
Glajfwort, - 165, 1198
970
Googul, h.
Gookehroo, h.
Gool, p.
Goolabee, p.
Gool-humaz, p.
Goolkhyree, p.
Goolkund affulee, p.
Goollaleh, p.
Gool peyadeh, p. -
222, 408
482
1302
574[
Gourd,
Gow, h.
Gow gird zird, p,
Gowrgeca, p.
Gowr khur, p.
Gowfht, p.
turenl, p.
593I Grafes, 194, 277,
- 1292,
No.
1237
350
63
814
7
^'^j
Greafe,
^jGreen fruits,
^ , r"^^"^
i Gourd pine,Gool lureniam, *. - 16011^ ,
ju z.Guana,
Goondh,/^. - iiiSlcudchee hGoondbeydufter,/.
709|G„dh,, 1/Goorbeh, p. - 1044
Gluleewaz, /I. - 970 Goorg, p. - 1292j
Gnat, - 504 1Gooje,
Goat, mountain, - 79 jGoolli khyrs, p
Goat's leard, - 1332 I Goozgeeah, /), - 717
jGuj-peepul, h, -
5001^"!. ^
5o jGum, general name,
- ammoniac, 160,
I183
1085
1201
1307
105
1
338131280
1418
II 15
1134
No.
Gum aralic, - 279, III
9
— bdellium, - 222lac, - 1392
ofwild rue, 64, ^45,II16
Gund beyl, h. - 63Gundena, p, - 1288
burree, p. ~ 49Gundmar, h. - 413Gundnaiy kouhee,p. i2ir
Gnndum, p. 411, 818
defhtee, p. 53
Gunjareh, p. - 6ot
Giirg, ^, - 921
Guzir, p. - 68r
GiJzmazoo, p. - 4.06
Guzmazuck,/!. 753, 1295
Guziingubeen, a. - 1296Gynda, h. - 1291
H.
Hafir, a.
Hafiz ul nehul, a. -
Hail/lone, - 625,
Hair,
Haj, a.
Halitn, h.
Hare,
Hare's ears,
Halha, a.
Hathajooree, h.
Hathee dant, h. -
Head,
Heart,
Hedeed, a,
Heelbuya, a.
Fleera, /
.
• •
-
-,a.
lee, a.
luclvir, a. -
h- i.ijt, a, -
Heeradc
Hejr bei
be;
ul
No.
733
734
1435
1090
732
93°
107
59
731
543U51
I25^
783
1427
'99
769
/Si
770766
No.
Hejr ul dum, a. - 772ul kirk, a. - 775ul kiimr, 493, 773kibtee, a. - 779ul micknatees, a. 774meihewyeh, a. 778
ul noor, V. - 1364
ul rukam, a. - 776
ul ufrooj, a. - 767
urmenee, a. - 780
ul y. hood, a. - 768
u! )e(heb, a. - 76'
zietoon, a. 77
Heleeleh feeah, p - 338zird, p. - 339kelan, p. - 342
Keleeluj, a. ~ \: 23
//.. ':re, - 837, , 8
H>. a. - 810
Hemp, 435, 1257, '°4^
— inebriating, 107 1, lo8o
No.
Hemp agrimony, 335, 1083
1 196
Hen, - 887
Henbane, 42, 74, 94442,
541, 1062
Henna, /. - 95, 353Herf, a. - 787
babilee, v. - 646—— ulmaa, a. - 785Herjul, a. - 789Hermodu. fs, 179, 797
1053,1797,1336Hennul, - 788
H r'hi , - 786' jelh buzir ulketoona,
a. - 791
khorafanee, a.
794ul tehal, a. '93
uzzujaj, ^z. 792Hewaree, a. - 821
No,
Hezeeman, a. - 1429
Hilteet, a. - 798, 1117
Hilyoon, v. - 1353Himir, a. - 807Himiz, (1. - 808
Hinduanth, p. - 502Hinduba, a. 1267, 1426
Hingh, h. - 1428
Hingkarookh, h. - 305Hinna, a. - 815
Hinnaey koreifli, c. 816
Hinteh, a. - 8j3
Hiralba roomee, - 784Hirba, c. - 136Hirbee, h. ~ 1104Hirrnul, a, - 114
Hirra, h. - 1423Hirtal, h. ~ loi, 1422Hirtuckee, h, - 339Hiyeh, a. - 823Homama, a. - 80
1
Honey,
I N D E X.
No.
Homy, " 310, 1 167
Hoof, ' 733' I I 40
Hoondar, h. I 292
Hoot, a. 820
Horn,
Horfe tail. 66
Horje radijh. 1429
Hound's tongue, 1333
Houje Iceh, - 10, 21, 23,
65, 321, 822
Howh beer, h. 17
Hub, a. 735hunkela, a. - 736
uzzubeeb, a. - 740
ul ban, a. - 7S8ul kilt, a. - 741
ul' timfah, a. 742—— ul yehood, a. - 743ul urur, - 744
—
—
" fenobir feghar, fl.745
—— ul buckir, a. - 747
No.
Hub ul usfcr, - 746
ul khirwa, a. - 748—— ul inulook, a. 750,
1355
ul ki!kil,a. 752, 937ul neil, <7. 751, 1244
ul ufTol, a. - 753ul bulfan, a. - 757
ul koten, a. - 758
us fufirjul, a. 754us fulateen, a. 755,
728
kaknej, v. - 713fumneh, v. - 736mihlub, a. - 1362
Hubbeh, a. - 759Hubbuck urriey, a. - 760
Hubbut ul jowda, a. 737ulkhuzra, a. 738
Hiibek ulma, a. - 739
No.
Hubiick, a. - . 749nubtee, a. - 762
— fiickree, a, - 763
kermanee, a. 763
khorafanee,^. 764Huddee, h. p 11 75Hudhud, a, - 558Hudiij, a. - 782
Hudiilzungee, a. - 142
Hulbeeb, a. - 797Hulbeh, a. - 800
Huldee, - 963, 1424.
Hulul, p. - 796
Hulwan, h. - 669
Huhvaiy rifhteh, a. 206
Hiilyoon, a. - 1425
Hulzoon, a. - 799Humam, a. - 811
Humaz, p. - 716
birree, p. - 804
boftanee, a. 812
No.
Humaz nehree, a. - 805
ul ameer, a. 8c6
ul buckir, a. 804
Ill urneb, a. 802
ul utrej, a. 803
Hum.r ul urz, a. - 809
Hund kohee, a. 819, 1340
Hunfs, A. - 500
Hunzil, p. ~ 306, 817
khowkh, p. - 782
Plurn, h. - 1 146
Hurtal, h. - loi
HuiTrim, a. - 79^Huiruck, p. - 790,1158Huzaz us fuckher, t;. 816
Huzeez, a. - 796Hy- ul aalum,(/. 10,21, 823
Hymar ahlee, a. - 813wehfhee,
. (7. 814
HyJJhp, - 155^983
No. No. No. No.
Ibn awee, a. 29 Injeer adem, v. 320, 701 Isfeedaj, a. 117 Ifskhareh roomee, ^7. 151
Ibn hubbeh, «. 27 defhtee, a. 320 I felunj, a. - 118 Ifskunkoor, a. 126
Ibrehy meyah, a. - 24 — fifeid, a. 527 Isferem, a. 140 IiTpund, a. 114
Ibn tahir, a. II vizeeree, p. - 1069 Isfeydej Ijuffafeen, a. 145 Ifstutlus, a. »33Ibn ul ma, a. 6 Inkitreeyoon, a. - 317 I; fund fefeid, a. - 123 Iflefeen, a. 191
Ibn urs, a. 14 Inverted thorn, 57, 323- Isfunj, a. 119 Ifthoolkundj h. - 125
Ice, 689, 699 666 Ifhkaku], a. 161 Irtufleen, a. 144Idrick, a. 56 Inub, a. - 885, 1183 Ilhkhefs, a. - 159 Itreeful, a. 204Iflunjeh, a. 229 Iris, - 197, 343 Khrafs, a. 158 Ivory, 1151
Igir, a. 245 us faleb, v. - 943' Iflitelayoos, <r. 157 Ivy, 5, 16, 1328
I lib, a. 257 1184, 1016 Ifkeel, a. 139 lydaroomee, a. 346Ilfs, a. 1 1 80 Iron, 783 Ifmar, a. 127 lykukan, a. 348Inderayen, h. 306 Iron-rnji, 1 1 10 Ifmud, a. 34 lyroon, a. 350Inderjoe, h. 259 y 309 Irtee, a. 109 Kpanaj, a. - 121 lyrfa, a. 343Indian leaf, - 877, 990 Irud fenanee, v. - 106 Ifplfs, V. 1233 lyrun, a. 351Indigo, 1 176, I 344, UI3' Irzut, a. 80 Ifring, a. 120 Izkeer, a. 63
1415 Ifbund, h. 123 Ifsfeyoos, a. 130 Izlum, fl. 1176
Ingur, h. 345» 976 Isfanaj, p. 121 Ifskakis, a. - 131 Izrifs, ff. "73-
7'
INDEX.
J-
No. No. No. No.-
ycclal. 29 >/, 996 Jew panee, 1348 Jumed, a. 699
Tahee jewhee, h. 1 149 Jetadahree, h. - 486 Towz, a. 46, 715 Jumed chenee, a. - 706
Jaiphul, h. 660 Jethee miid,h, h. - 180 bewa, a. 676, 711 Jumeereh, a. 7°5
Jalee, a. 664 Jewakhar, h. 714, 1408 hind, a. 722 Jumcez, a. 701
Jal lackree, h. 1225 Jewnwafa, a. 719 ma (Tel, a. 552 > 7^7 Jumel, a. 702
Jamefeli, a. 663 Jews' pitch. 133 ul kovvful. a. 7 20 Jumusferim, a. - 703
Jamun, h. 661 —- Jicne, - 768, 777 ul kie, p. 720 Jumuft, a. 698
Jar ul nelir, a. 657 Jahleh, p. 625 ul muruj. a. - 713 Jund bey dufter, a. - 7°9jajmin. 1373' 1431 Jhaou, h. 725 ul ret,. <7. 721
T Til 1 • J
Jundeh key beej, h. 745
Jafper, 765, 1438 Jhinga, h. - 97' ul firoe, a. - 718 Jungee daroo, - 793Jafiis, a. 659 Jild, a. 690 ul telb, a. 712 Jungelee anar, h. - 100
Jawers, a. 658 Jintyana, a. 707 Jubn, a. 665 badam, h. - 98Jawefeer, a. 656 Jirjeer, a, 677 Judee, h. 669 rie, h. 784Jr-"tree, h. Jirjer ul maa, a - 670 Judwar, a. 668, 957' 1352 finghara, h. 1053
Jedwar, v. 398 Jirjir, a. 678 Jujeeya, h. 647 tulfee, h. - 364
Jeekiaroo, a. 704? 729 Jirtoot, a. 673 yujuheSf 1185 yuniper berries
y
744Jefree, a. 688
j
Jiftul beloot, a. - 687 Jujulan ul hubfliee, a, 697 JufTmee, a. 684
Jehtemanfee, h. - 726 Joadeh, a. 685 Julen gebeen, a 694T /I
083
Jeleed, a. 689 Joownk, h, - 8 46, 914 Juljelan, a. 692 Juzir, a. 68^
Jemal govvta, ^.387 735 Jooree ajwein, h. - 9°9 Julnar, a. 691 akleetee, a. - 683
Jerad, a. 675* 1385 Jowain, h. 41 Julnufieen, a. 693 birree, a. - 682
ul behr, a. 676 Jow birheneh, p. - 1019 Julpaiy, h. 987 Juzmajuz, a. 680
Jerafya, a. 671 Jownk key jir. h. - 591 Juman, a. 704 Jypal, h. 725
Jerus, a. 674 Jovvn wafa, - 365 Jumar, a. 700 Jyrfa, v. 197
-No.
Kafoor, a. - \ j.62
Kahoo, a. - 854, 1266
Kahroba, ^. 1260, 1235,
I3'5
Kaiy phul, h. - 884Kajeereh, v. ' - 44Kakeleh, a. - 1228
Kakeleh feghar,/). 18, 1427
Kak jungee, h. - 2
Kaknuj,/!. - 743, 1261
Kalee dakh, h. - 194Kalee tulfee, h. - 948Kallanag, h. - 122
Kamfeh, a. - 1229
Kamuckee, p.
Kanda, h.
Kaneer ka phool, h.
Kangnee, h,
Kanjee,
Kanfa, h.
Kanta, h.
Kantch, h.
Kareeloon, h,
Kafenee, h.
Kafhem, a,
Kafir ul hejr, v, -
Kafnee, p.
Kafnes birree, p. -
No.
63
139
1425
1268
25
944
59726
1318
1267
1264
1254
1426
1180
Kath fefeid, v.
Ksyla, h.
Kayzran, p.
Kaz, p.
Kebabeh, a.
Kebooter, p.
Kechoor, h.
Keeka, h.
Mo.
616
1320
576
500
1273
811
1278
77Keel, a. - 1258, 1323
Keer, p. - 927, 1258
Keera, h. - 881
Keeray key beej, h. 448Keeth, h. - 143
Kef derya, p. - 954li
No.
Kehjoor, h. - 630Kelagh, p. - 1304
Kelownjee, h. - 1065 -
Kelum,/>. -1287,1305Kemadreeyoon, a. 530,
1308
I Kemafeetoos, a. - 1307
Kemoon, a. - 1310
Kendul, h. - 356Keneer, b. - 895, 1314
Kennub, a. - 104.6
Kenovvl, /?. - 1414
Kepafs, - 1272
Kera, - 1237
Kerafya>
,
INDEX.
No.
Kerafya, a. - 1227
Kerefs, a. - 1289
Kerefs kouhee, p. - 333Kerefs ul maa, />. - 1 243Kerem peelah, p. - 903Kerem ubreyfhem,^. 903Kereyla, p. - 1232
Kerfet ul keremful, a,
1240
Kerm, a. - 1294]
Kerm defhty, ^. - 1202|
Kermes, - ^ol, 1236,
Kermez, a. - 1236
Kern, a. - 1241
Kern ul behr, a. - 1235
Kerocn us fembel, 1239
Keroot, v. - 589Kerownda, h, - 1286
Kerownjee, h. - 737Keruey badam keyjir, h.
177
Kerunful, a. - 1238
Kerunjewa, h. - 242
Kefa, a. - 1231
Kefaul hymar, a. - 1232
Kefeera, "y. - 1118,1277Ketad, a, - 1230
Ketah, a. - 1233
Kewreh ka phool, />. - 87
ka gatch, h. 89Keyla, h. - 1389Keynchewa, h. - 845Keynkera, h. - 843Keyfir, a. - 968, 1321
Keyfoo, a. - 1323
Keyul, p. - 967Khakifter, ^. - 936Khalid, a. - 867
Khama aktee, a. - 829,
1436
Khamalauneek uz zeeb, a.
824
Khanek ul kelb, a. - 825• ul melic, a. 828
— u!i nemr, a. 827
Khar, p. - 597, 1316
No.
Khar kufuck, v. - 684
Khar poofht,- a. - 826
Khar fhooter, p. - 611
Khar wazgoon, p. 57, 666
Khayeh, p. - 863
eblees, p. - 242
Khebbazee, a. - 835Khefafli, a. - 866
Khtlak, a. - 868
Khelal, a. - 870
Kheman, a. - 874Kherateen, a. - 809, 845
Kheroos, /). - 912Kheraheen, a. - 846
Khezjhein, /). - 1178
Khirbooz, a. - 839Khirbooza, h. - 499Khirbooza telkh, p. 817
Khirboozeh, ^. - 499Khirbuc abiyuz, a. 838
us wud, a. - 837Khirchung, a. - 843Khirdul, a.
Khirdul birree, p. - 784farfee, a. - 853
Khirfa, a. - 841
Khirfuc, a. - 842
Khirnoob hindee, a. 852
mi free, a. - 851
nubtee, a. 850,
1441
fhamee, a. 849Khirwa, a. - 840
Khirzereh, a'. 848, 131
4
foork'i, /). 935Khiflit pokhteh, p. - 40
Khitmee, a. - 865
birree, - 1173Khoobanee, h. 414, 623,
1377Khoobs ul fizeh, a, 834
ul hedeed, a. 143,
830
ul nohafs, a. 832
No.
Khoon fyowfhan, p. 899Khoor, h. - 1 148
Khoofhkar, a. - 857
Ivhoofii nuzir, ^. - 1361
Khopra, h. - 722
Khowjeh geeah, a.' - 879Kowkh, a. - 876
Khowkh akra, a. - 877Khowlinjan, a. - 878Khubz, a. - 831
Khiil, h. - 601
Khull, a. - 869
Khumeer, i^. - 872Khumeer mayeh, p. 872Khumr, a. - 871, 1393
ul hymar, a. 873Khungalee, h. - 483Khunfa, a, - 875Khur,;.. - 733, 813Khurfa, a. - 847Khurgoofli, p. - 107
Khurma,/). 630,836,932Khurmaiy heeroon, p. 419Khurzereh,^. - 1314Khufhub ulh fliooneez, a.
858
Khus kafh, a. - 859zubedu, p. 659
Kileeya,
Kilkul, a.
Kimun, a.
Kinnub, a.
Kirg, a.
Kirm daneh, a.
Kirnub, a.
Kirfeneh, p. -
No.
1256
100
984
1257
1291
1359
1287
1357
ul refafs, a. 833Khoon, p, - Sgj
Khufroo daroo, a. - 855Khufs, a. - 854, 1266
Khufiick, p. - 482
Khufuckdaneh, 450,856Khufyeh, a. - 863Khufyet ul behr, a. - 862
ul kelb, a. - 861
us faleb, a. 860Khuzlaf, a. - 864KhyaV, a. . - 881
Khyar chumber, a. 521,
880
Khyar draz, /). - 1231Khyar fhember, a. - 880
Khyzran, a. - 882Kibreet, a. - 121^9
Kid, 669Kilee, a. - 1256
Kiflimifh, a. 951, 1300
Kiflmee khufh, p. 692Kifhneez, p. - 910Kiflir, - J 247KUe, - 970Kitran, a. - 1253Kohul, a. - 1282
Kokir, /j. - 912Kokub ul urz, a. 1137Koleejun, - 1306Kolinjen, h. - jS6
Konar, p. 580, 1312Konwul kejir, h. 196Koochela, ^. 58, 825Kooknar, p. - 859Koolinjan, h. - 878Koolt, V. 1254, 1356Koondir, z>. 1313, 1330Koondir zuckir, v. 1342Koordumana, ^. 1234Koorkum, a. - 1294Koornafs, a. - 1288Koorfh, <7, - 1290Koortem, a. - 1242
hindee, a. 1244Koorut I'ain, a. 1243Kofumbh, h. 44, 1298
Koctkee, /j. - 8^7Kootn, a. - 1252Kowl, ^ 1340Kownpul, h. - 390Kow-wa, - 1304Kowyla, h. - 969Kubir, a. - 1271Kubeekuj, h. - 1270Kubk, p. - II
Kuckree, h. 887, 1231Kuckree key beej, 43
j
Kudewee
INDEX.
Kudewee telkh, p.
Kudoo, p.
Kudiim, h.
Kufmereim, p.
Kulb, a. -
Kulga, h,
Kullie, V. -
Kullee, h.
Kulfa, p.
Kulthce, h.
Kurn, p.
Kumufra, a.
Kunfuz, "v.
No.
1283
1237
1284
178
1255
486
86
145
1360
741
1230
131
1
826
No.
Knngir, v. - 786
Kunghnee, h. - 1076
Kunghnee key jir, h, 590Kungnee, h. - 1033
Kunjed, p. - 1036
Kunj uflik, p. - 1 170
Kunneh, v. - 368Kiirgudan, p. - 1291
Kurvveeya, a. - 1285
Kurweya jebulee, 1 234Kufhoos, V. - 802
roomce, a. 1301
No.
Kufiioombh key beej, h.
450Kiiffeb, a. - 1249
bewa, a. - 1 248
us fooker, a. 1 250
us zereereh, a.
672
Kuft, a. - 1245
hindee, a. 1246
telkh, p. 1246
Kuftooree, A. 1299, 1376
Kufur, a. - 1297
Kutan, a.
Kutcheree, h.
Kutch-hewa, h.
Kutchie dakh, h.
Kutchie kehjoor,
Kutchloon, h.
Kutchnar, h.
Kutchoor, h. -
Kutheera, h.
Kuthul, h.
Kutuc, a.
Kyfoom, a.
No.
1276
650
795h. 525
- I2§I
1272
961
1277
1275
1274
1259
L,
No.
Laldanum,
Labut birbirree, a. 1336
Lac, 1327
qum. 1392
Ladun, a. 1325
Lagheeyett, a. 1326
Lajwird, v. 1324
LakI/, h. 1327
Lalkeneer, h. 935Lapis lazuli, 1324Lapwing, 558Lar, h. 458
Laurel, - 939? 1197
Lazjewird, a. 1324
Lead, - 116, 301, 1002
Leather, 690
Leaven, 872
Lebn, a. 1329Leech, - 846, 914 918
Leech-root, - 591, 600
Leed, h. 955Leek, - 94, 1288
No.
LeeliTng, a. - 1344Leemoo, a. - 1345Lehm, a. - 1331
Leheet ul tees, a. 1332
Lehfoora, h. - 487, 997Lehfun, h. - 653, io6r
Leopard, - 88
Lettuce, 452, 854, 1266
Lignum aloes, 215, 1 193,
- 1440
Lilac, - 383, 522
Lily, 182, 1054
Lily of the valley, - 1 038Lime, - 341, 778Linfeed, 270, 459, 1276
Lion, - 1 24Liquorice, 180, 582, 929LiiTan ul kiml,^. 72, 1335
ul kulb, a. - 1333us afafeer, a. 259,
309
No.
Liflan us faur, a. 1265,
1334Litharge of lead, - 1 367Live coal, - 47Lizard, - 696
Loadjlone, - 774, 1382
Lociijl, - 675, 1385
Long pepper, 187, 585 883
Lohoo, h. - 897Looban, a. - 1342
Loobeeya, a, ^33^Loof, p. - 67, 1 341
Look, V. - 1327
Lookhree, h. - 648
Looloo, a. - 1343Loombree, h. - 648
Loon, h. - 1384
Loonya, h, - 847
Loonya key beej, h. 433,
470Loonya fag, h, - 506
No.
Lootoos, a. - 1340Lcte, - 111, 478Lotus, - 819, 1340Lowha, h. - 783Lowha ka keet, h. - 635,
830Lowng, h. - 1238Lowz, a. - 380Lowz helou wu murr, a.
1339Luab dehn, p. - 458Lubab ul kumeh, a. 1407Luban, a. - 1330Lublab, /». - 516, 1328Luck Tiowree cent, h. 40Lufah, a. - 1337Lungs, - 949Lupin, - 394, 395, 609Lyicum, - ^96
M,
t
INDEX.
No. !
Maa, a. - 329
Maccy - 451
Madder, 942, 1157, 1226
Madeh khur, p. - 33Maeen, h. ~ 406
Magnet, 774, 1259, 1382
Mahee, /I. - 820, 1034' zeruj,^. - 1035
Mahfirfeen, a. - 1352
Mahlooj, V. - 801
Mahoodaneh,/). 750,1355
Maiden hair, - 424
Majoophul, /;. 1 177, 1354
Makeyap,^. - 887
Makoey, /j. - 11 84
Mallows, 471, 474, 640,
835, 865
Mameeran, a. - 1351
Mameefa, a. - 1346
Mandrake, 137, 173> I337>
1432
Manna, 6ll, 1296, iioi,
1 105, 1386
Mar, p. - 230, 823
now, p. - 51
— fyah, p. - 122
ubluck, /. - 93Marble, - 776, 1369
Marcafite, - 82, 1364
Marchoobeh, a. - 1353Margecah, - 1353Marjoram, - 1 3 7°
Marmahee, a. - 1347
Marmaheej, a. - 1347
Marjh rnaVi'.ivs, - 302
Martin, - 332Masfir, v. - 1298, 1380
Mafh, a. - 1349Mafh daroo, /). - 1307
Ma(h hindee, p. 741 ,1 356
Mafs, p. - 260, 1 331
Mafiich, 104, 1 1 82, 1379Ma us Ihieer, a. - 1348
Maziryoon, a. - 1350
No.
Mazoo, <j, - 11 77, 1354
Meay fayeleh, v. - 1022
Medlar, 244, 108 1, 1322
Meen, h. - 1034
Meeritch, - 1 21
6
Meethee, ^. - 1094
Mehawir, a. - 1392Mehewa, h. - 891
Mehdoomul, h, - 1096
Mehmoodeh, - 1013
Mehroos, a. - 1363
Meidook, h. - 1127 !
Mejeeth, h. - 942, 1361
Meilh, /). - 1 1 26
Melekh deryai, p. - 97Melh, ^z. - 1384
Mc/ilof, - 138, 964Melon, - 445, 499Melub, c. - 1362
Meraneeyeh, a. - 1373Mercury, - 15
Mcrjan, a. - ^372
Merjan goofli, p. - 62
Meroiu, - 1366
Meruck, ^. - 1371
Mevveez, /I. - 951
ungoor bey da-
neh, p. - 1300
Mey, p. - 1393Meyhuc,^. - - 1238
Meyndeh fjngee, a. 1394Mezereo--!, - 54, 159, 195,
468, 1350Mignee, h. - 503Miknatees, a. - 1382
Am, - 1329. 1373Millet, 103, 131, 170, 250
658", 888, 1268
Minhaee, h. - 95, 815Mi/^t, - 559, 749, 1409Mirdumgeea, - 137Mirjan, /). - 417
Mlrka Ihee fha, a. - 82,
1364
No.
Mirmahooz, a. 1365, 1373Mirmir, a. - 1369
Mir warreed, p. - 1343Mir weruflik, a. - 1366,
1373Mirzunjoafh, - 1370
Mifhmifl), p. - 414, 1377MIfhk ur raman, a. 1378
Mifk, a. - 1376
Mifs - 592, 1375Miffee, - 2
Mittee, ^. - 1142
Mizmar ur raiy, a. 1214-
Moghrah, a. - 1381
Mokul, ^. 222, 408,
1383Mongooje, - 14
Moo, /I. - 1090
Mooeygeeali, a. 1387Moohluttee, 180
Moohtee, h. - 800
Moojiuij, a. - 1360
Moolee, h. 607, 1208
Moolee key beej, h. 460
Moolee ka teil, ^. 221
Moom, p. - 1096Moomeeyi, v. 615, 1391
Moond, h. - 929Moonga, h. - 417Moonjlone, - 773Moor, h. - 1 1 28
Moordarfiinj, a. - 1367Moofi),j9. - 1206
Moofnk, p. 1376, 1299P/ioofliuc, p. - 1
1 74A-loo-flikhoor, />. - 867Moowa badul, h. ~ 119
Mofs, - 165, 816
Mother of thyme, 1 41
2
Mountain cow, - 34.7
Mountain pine, 1 159, I2QO
Moufe, - IIJ4., 1:06
Mcufe ear, _ _ 62
Mowng, /;». - 1349
No.
Mowrid, ^. 939, 1388
Mowtee, h. - 1343Mowth, a. - 1390
Mowtha, h. - loio
Mowz, v. 1320, 1389
Much her, h. - 504Muckhee, h. - 915Muckhun, ^. - 952Muckree, h. - 11 86
Muckree ka jala, Zi. - 5Mud, ^. - 1393Mudhoo, - 1 1 67Mugusaful,^. - 1402.
Mughar, a. - 937Mugheelan, p. - 400Mughz hunzel, ^. 1086
Mughz fir, p. - 898Mugur mutch, h. 629
Mugworty. 73, 201, 413
760
Mulberry, - 638
.
Mullein, - 60, 553Mubc, a. - 675, 1385
dereeaiy, h. 676
Mummy, - 615, 1391,
Munn, a. - 1386
Murghabee, p. - 6
Murghmoodi, p. - 102B
Murr, a. - 1368
MufaluE, a. - 1358
Muflieng tclkh, - 1155
Muprooni) - 1 03 1, 1214
M'^, - 1299, 1376
Muflceh,/). - 952Mnjk rat, - 867
Mufnan, a. - ^359'1/ ujlard, 123,844,1005Muthur, h. - 1357Mufoor, Zi. - 537Muftaroo, ^. - 224Mufteka, a. - 1379Muftroo, p. - 1350
Muftucka, y. - 1182
Mutchlee, h. 820, 1034
Mutha,
INDEX.
No.
Miitha, h. - 906
M)da, h. - 821
No.
Mynphul, h. - 720
Mynful, h. - 113
No.
Myrohahms, 204, 273,338,
339» 342, 524, 604, 1423
No.
Neml, a. - 141
1
NefhaRe'n, p. 22, 1407
Ncttk, 319, 323, 472Neywul, h. - 14
Nie, p. - 1249
Nie hindee, p. - 374Nie fhuckir, ^. - 1250
Night jhade, 288, 943,
1016
Nimuck,/. - 1384derya, />. - 1039feey-dh, p. 409,
(heeflieh, ^. 1281
llioor, p. - 131
8
—— fung, p. - 1063
Nifvvul, /;. - 608
Nitre, - 9
Myrrh, - 176, 1368
Myrtle, 127,140,152,1388
No.
No.
Nockerah, p. _ 121
3
Nohafs, a. - i^y^Nokra,/.. - 94.1
Nooreh, _ yjgNovvftadir, p. - 76Nuckel khojeh, p. 679Nukh, h. - 135-Nukhel, <7. - 1403Nurgis, p. 1 152, 1405Nurjifs, a. - 1405NulFreen, a. - 1406Nutmeg, 660, 711, 712Nutroon, 714, 1408Nypal, h. - 1416Nyfwul, h. - 1421
N.
No. No.
Nag, Z'. 82-2 Naruni, I ^q6
Nagbejl, ^. N;iryel, h. 722
Nagdone, h. 466 Nafhpatee, p.
Nageyfir, Nazbu, p. 048
Nagputter, h. 608 Nazov/, p./ +J
Nakdown, a. 1353' T "200 Neel, V. - I '244, I4-I s
Nakhood, p. / /
Neela thotha, h. 977Nakhun buya a. - 1395 Neeleh,/>. 1413
Nakliun deo. a. - 14C0 Neelufir, p. 1340, 1414
Nc;iis, perfumed. 208, Neeluj, a. 1413
1395. 1400 Neemboo, h. 1345
Nan, p. 27 NeerbiiKic, h. 398
Nana, a. 1409 Neft, a. 1410
Nankhr.h, p. - 41, 1 40
1
Neh!, a. 1402
Narcijj'us, - 1152, 1405 Nehung, p. 629
1
Nard, 1049, 1398 Nehung defhtee, p. - 126
Nardecn, v. 1049, 1398 Nekhaleh, a. 1404
Narjeel, 722, 1397 Neman, a. 1412
o.
No. No. No. No.
Onl, 531 Oont ketara, h. - 11 00 Owd ud derkeh, a. II93 Ownanees, a. - 331
Okab, p. 267 Opium, - 226 ul utas, a. 1 192 Ownoo malee, a. 337Okh-hywan, a. - 235 Opopanax, - 1 74 us feleeb, a. II91, Owrmalee, a. 33^Olihaimm, 133° Orach, 403, 456, IC06 1203 Owflia, a. 332Olive, 987 Orange, - 1396 Owdafaliyoon, a. 333 Owfpeyd, a. 328
Olive oil. 985 Origanum, - 1 11
3
Owkelariyoon, a. 335 Owz, a. 330Onager, 814 Orpiment, 1 01, 102, 113, Owkunj, a. 327 Owzir, a. 329Onion, 498 350, 960, 962, 1422 Owkymun, a. - 334 Ox, 5^5Ookh, h. 1250 Ouihneh, /). - 1113 Owl, 555 Oxymclf 1017
Oon, h. - . 1 1 24 Owd, p. - 215, 352 Owla, h. - 625, 1435Oonte, h. 702 hindee,j). 1 194, 1440 Owmada, a. 326
P.
Padra, h.
Padul,
No.
3:9
359
No.
Padzeher, ^.
Padzirkanee, p.
371, 614 Paiy zeher, p.
- 1204I Pakhen bhied, ^.
Kk
No.I
No.
371 Pakir, h. - 370
369iPala, h. 651, 689, 699
PalaiTpapra,
INDEX.
No. No.
PalafTpapra, k. Peeyaz dertitee, p. -* 39
Palm tree. 1403 Pelafs, h. 528
I'alma chriftu 84, 578, Peiafs pilpil, h, 535
748, 840 Peleh, p. 528
Paluck, h. Pelung, p. 88
Pan, h. 381, 594 Pembeh, p. 1252
Panee, h. 329 Peneer maveh. -211
Papyrus, 428 Peneer mayeh khurg oofh.
Para, h. 15 p. 312
Parrot, 399 Pentafeloon, a. 544Parjley, 38, 181, 193, Pepper, bLck, - 397, 1216
333, 1289, 1434 long, - 187,883,
Partridge, 1
1
1217, 1221
Pat, h. 360 white. 1218
Pauth, h. 20 Perfumed nails, 208, 1395,
Pea, 1349. 1357 1400
Peach, 624, 876 Perfian earth. 1 1^5
Peacock, 1128 Peyhlir, p. 863
Pear, 274, 131
1
Pheajant, 603
Pearl, 1343 Phelinda, h. 661
Peeaj, h. 498 Phephra, h. 949Peeh, h. 1085 Piiitkerry, h. 575Peeloo, h. 588, 664 Phokir mool, h. - 572Peeloo ka gatch, h. - 90 Phool, h. 1302
Peenoo, h. 589 Phul, h. 735Peeplamool, h. 581, 1221 Phulfa, h. 566
PecDul, h. - 585 Phyfic nut. 720
Peetul, h. 587 Pigeon, 8£I
Peeyar, h. 579 Pilpil, h. 1 217
PeeyaZj p. 498 Pindaloo, 548
No.
Pindekee, h, - 1207
Pine, 730,745, 1 121, 1 122
Pine kernels, - 695Pirlheyau daroo, a. 426
Pirflioom, a. - 420
Pirfyowihan, a. - 42 \.
Pifhkel, p. - 503Plfta, h. - 480
Pijlathio, - 480, 121
2
Pilbn lug, a. - 487P.fteh,/;. - 1 212
Piftjow, a. - 488
Pitch, - 927,971,1253• dry, - 1297
Pitpapra, - 401, 1067
Plane tree, - 896
Plantain, - 1320, 1389
Plum, 39, 56, 1 31 2, 1066
Poifon, - 1026
Polypody, - 200, 483Pomegranate, 100,331,922
Jour, - 938Poombeh, p. - 423Poombeh daneh,/7.55o,757
Poopoo, - 558Poplar, - 109, 203Poppy, - 859, 1346Porcupine, - 826
Po(h derbendee, a. - 562
Port, _ 690, 859, 1247!
No.
Poft fung poft, p. - 916
Powdeneh, p. - 559, 749abee, p. - 739
birree, p. 509, 1 147boftanee,^. 762
Powey, h. ~ 563Privet, - 95Pudloon, h. - 409Piilgoofh, p. - 67Pulwul, h. - 536Punjeh miriem, a. 543Punjungooffit, 83, 539,
- 1223,
Punjpalyeh, p. - 843Puneer, p. - 665
khurma, p. - 700inaych, p. - 134
Punk,h, - 947Punna, - 9"3Punwar, h. - 1356P'lr, p. - 947Purewa, h. - 811
Purjlain, 433, 470, 506,
507' 847Puruftook,^, - ig
Pufheh, p. ~ ^04Pufhin, p. - 1124Piiteera, h. - 428Puthree, h. - 1229
Putjeay, h. - 402
^uickjil'.ver.
No.
986 ^^ince,
No.
- 28, 754, I0I2
No. No. No. Ko.
Radijh, - 460, 607, 1208 Ral, h. 458, 1258, a. 927 Rafoo, ^. 14 Rateenej rocniee, a. 924Raifins, - 951, 1300 Ram, 810 Rafs, a. 926 Rat's bane. 1028
Raiy i:l humam, a. 933 Ram till fee, 388 ul ufeiy,j
- 52 Rattan, 576, 882Raj hunfs, h. - 424 Rana, a. 922 Rafun, a. 928, 981 Rawend, a. 925Rakh, h. - 936 Ranga, h. 86 Rat, 1206 Razeeanij, a. 923
Razyaneh
INDEX.
No. ! No.
Razyaneh roomee, p. 304
Red earth, - 1139,1381
Red lead, - 1 20, 1003
Red wood, - 519, 1361
Reebafs, a. - 946
Reed, - 169, 1249
Reem ahun, p. 143, 830
kullie, ^. - 833
inif?, ^. - 832
Reeib, a. - 947Reetha, h. - 551, 721
Reeyeh, a. - 949
Rehfhee, a. - 945
Reig mahee, p. - 126
Rejel ul gherab, a. - 1
Remad, a. - 936
Reml, a. - 386
i?^«w/,i34, 311,312, 313,
314, 315, 316
Refafs, a. - 86, 931
Reftiad, a. - 930Refowt, h. - 796
Rewey, - 423,1252Reyg, p. - 386
Reyt mutchlee, /?. - 126
Reywind, p. - 925Reywun cheenee, f>. 925Rahp'ontic, - 946Rhinoceros, - 1 29
1
Rhododaphne, 848, 131 4,
1419
Rhubarb, - 925Ribwort, - 72, 379, 42:,
461, 919
Rice,^ - 85
Riey, h.
Rihan, a. - 948,
Robah, p.
Roba tirbuc, p. 943,Rocket,
Rock fait, - 992,
Rcghen, p.
bulfan,^. -
gaw, p. -
toorb, p. -
zietoon, p. -
Roopa, h. - 941,
Root offuccory,
Roots, general name,
Rootee, h.
Rofe,
Rouh tootya, p.
Rowey, p.
No.
844
1074
648
1 1 84
677
1063
911
236
1037
221
298
1213
166
I161
27
1418
683
944
No.
Rub us foos, a. - 929Rucket chundun, ^. 1120
Ruckut phup, h. - 935Ruby, - - 14^0Rue, wild, 3, 114, 13^,
788, 998, loooRukah, a. _
934Ruman, a. - 922
hiimaz, a. 938ul bir, a. 937
Runas, - 942Rund, a. - 939Runf, a. - 940Rung kefumbh, h. 966
P^.iifs, h. - ii66
Rutty, h. - 759, 1319Rutub, a. "932
No. No. No. No.
Saam, a. 649 SaHn<ees, a. 646 Saxifrage, -)'254, 1356 Seefa, h. - 1002
Sable, - 332, 1029 Saliva, 458 Scammony, IOI3 Seefoon, h, - 1064
Sabir, a, - - 989 Salt, 1384 Scorpion, II78 See fumbir, a. - 141
2
Soboon, a. II08 — of bitufiien. 409, Sealed earth. I 141 Sefeid mohreh, />. 1047~ ul kaf, a. II07 1055 Sea flit, - 1039, 1318 Sehoond ka doodh, h. 223Sadij hindee, v. 877 , 990 Sambherloon, h. - 992 Sabiflins, 487, 997 S^howra, h. - 1060
Safeefa, g. 645 Samian earth. 1 140 Seboofs, p. 1404 Sehuck gundum, p. 77Sa^Tiver, 44, 450, 856, Samp, h. 230 , 823 S"C fubr, p. 263 Seindur, h. - 120
- 966, 1298, I169, Sand, 386 Sedaweran, a. - 828 Sekunjibeen, a. - 1017
1242, 1380, Sandal wood, 710, I I 20, S3eah daneh, a. 738,1065, Sel, a. - 1 114
Saffron, 968, 1294, I321, II23 1098 Selenites, - 493H53 Sa'':darach, 1045 Seeal, h. 29 1
Scleekheh, a. - 1025
Sagapanum, 1014 Saunders, 1 190 Seeb, p. 619 j
Sclt, a. - 1019
Sag chowlie, h. 261 Sanv/a, h. 1068 birree, p. "1273 S.-luck, a. - 686
Saghareer, a. 650 SarsocoUa, 290, I 187 Seed, 602 ul ma, V. - 657Sagoon, h. 993 Sarefs, h. 991 Seel, a. 213, 654 Semak, a. - 1^33
Sag paUick, h. 121 Sathee, h. 995 Scemab, p. 15 Semarough, a. - 1031
Saj, a. 988 Sdther, h. ion Seeng, h. 1241 Sembel hindee, a. - 1048
Sajee, 873, 994, 1256 Satoo, h. 1052 Seenwiey, h. 206 roomee, a. 1 049,
Sal, h. 9S8 Satur, a. lOI I, 1113 Seepee, h. 1 1 1
1
- - 1398
Sal ammoniac, 76 Saturee, h. 1000 Seepiftan, a. - 997 ul teib, a. - \ 50,
Salajet, a. 1020 Si'tyrion, 860 Seer, p. 653 929 1061 726, 1042
Salamander, 1030 Saunders, 1 190 Seerkeh, p. - 869 Semoor, p. - 332Suleb, a. 648 Saweek, a. 1053 Seers ka gatch, h. - 66 Semoofeh, - 1373
Semrchab,
INDEX.
No.
Semrchab, - 12C0
Semuc, a. - 1034
Semugh bil fliereen, p.
160
fudab kouhee,
- - 64
teratees, p. - 160
Semun, a. - 1037
Semunder, a. - 1030
loon,^'), - 1039
p'neen, h. - 954Senna, - - 1040
Senobir beybir, f. - 80
kobar, a. - 1121
— feghar, a. 730,
1 1 22
Seiiore, a. " 1044
Sepabeenee, h.
Sepeidar, v.
Sependan, a.
Sepifian, a.
Sepoorz, p.
19
109
998
487
628
Sepund fovvkhtenee, p. 3
Sefanie feed, - 626, 1036
meal, - 945Sewa, p. - 399Siway keybecj, h. - 439Seydir, a. - looi
Shadanug, a. - 1071
Shadenuj, a. 772, 1072
Shah aloo, p. - 1066
Shah beloot, a. 531, 1070
Shah boo, a. - 1075
Shah uijeer, a. - 1069
Shahlooj, a. - 106
5
Shahtereh, p. - 401, 1067
Shahteruj, a. - 1067
Shah us ferum, a. - 1074
Shair, fl. - 1090
Shakh, p. - 1 24
1
Shakh ka zletoon, p- 205
Shalook, a. - 1073
Shamakh, a. - ig68
Shaneh deihty, «. - 1076
Shafheh, - 561
Shebeh, p. - 996
Sheblbee, a.
She-eer, a, - 1089
Sheeh, a, - 1103
SLrcp, - 1 1 26
Perfian, - 266
Sheer,/). - 124
Sheer buc fheer, a. 11 04
Sheer derukht zekoom, p.
223, I2TO
Sheereh nei fhnckir,/). 11 66
Shecrgeeah, /). - 1050
Sheer khoofhk, - 1105
Sheer khufli kalb, p. 226
Shcrrkiflit, a. - i roi
Sheefheh, p. - 26
Sheetenij, «. - 727,1102
Sheetureh, - 11 02
Shegoofeh anar, ^. - 331
Sheghal, p. - 29
Shehud, ^. - 1 167
Shehum, a. - 1085
Shehum hunzel, a. - 1086
Sheir, - 1329
Shejer ufhir, a- - 248
Shejereh miriem, v. 407
Shejerut ul beragliees, a.
No.i
1080 ;Shing'rf, pShlnh,
Shooft aloo, p.
6 Shooneez, a.
No.
345I 26
624, 876
1098
Shoorba,/).
Shoorb fowkhteh, p. - 8
9
702
1 100
1079
- 3^^5
Smole,
Snake,
No.
889
51, 230, 823
Shooreh, p.
Shooter, p.
Showk, a.
Shovvkeran, n.
Showkt ul byza, a.
97, 676
1077
- 866
Shrimp, —
Shubb, a.
Siiub purreh, p.
Shub yemenee, ^. - 575fuckir, p. - 1015
Shulghum,/). 1024, 1093Shiiljuin, a. _ 1093
Shuma, a. - 1096
Shiimbeleed, a. - 1097
52iigr
651
lO! o
1 108
Shnmfliad, a.
Shungerf, p.
S!itii)kar, p.
Shidh, p.
ShyluiT!, a.
Sidonian earth,
1083j
Siekran, a.
\il dub, a, io8r
ul liyat, a, 1082
ul rnoofa, fl. 1084
Shekakul, v. - 682, 1091
Shekayek ul narnan, a. -
1092
Shekumbeh, v. - 1290
Shell Tune, - 145Sheman, a. - 894Shepherd'
sJiaff, 61, 1112,
II71, 1374Shcrab, - 1087
Sherab ungooree, 871
Sherab wu alRil, a
Sherbet,
Sheflitereh, a,
Shibit, a.
Shibrim, v. - 43, 1079
Shimleetj v, - 800, 1093 i
- 3371087
1088
1078
S.larrus, a.
Silk,
o:uivjrm,
Silver,
Sindah loon,
Sinjjhara, b.
Simaroogh, p.
Sir, /.
Sireys, h.
Sireyfhem, p.
Sirgeen, p. -
Sirkeh hindee,
Sirmuc, a.
Siroe, a.
Sirfhuf, a.
Sirfooji, h.
Sirtan, a.
Sirukhs, a.
Skin,
941.
1095
976
4, 283
9491106
605
1062
1021
.
20, 360
j
903j
121;'
1063
104
1
1214
929
158
158
9551009
1006
1C07
1005
1005
1008
1004
690
Snake's head,
Sneezivort, - 219.
Snow,
Soad, a.
Soap,
Soap afies, 873, 994,1107,
1256Sohaga, h. 554, 633, 1059Sorafoin, a. - 1036Sonjab, a. - 1043Soof, a. - 1 1 24Soofr, a. -
91.4.
Soom, p. 653, 733, 1 148Soon mukhee, //. - 1-^64
Sooparee, h.
Soorb, a.
Sooree, h.
Soorinjan, p.
hmdee, v.
Soorkh, p.
Sormeh, p.
Soorun, h.
Soorniij, a.
S')()frnar, a.
Sjofptind, a,
S lotleh, a.
1224.
J002
1058
179
797
7591282
1056
1003
1051
1050
1 125Sorrel, - 454, 764, 805Snliin, a. - 1054S )v..'a, h. _ 1078S.iu tread, 167, 407, 543,
II56Sowna, h. - 596, c)20
Sownchur loon, _ 1055Sownf, y6. - 204Sownf keyjir, _ 172
Sowtee, /a _ i,^o5
'Sparrow, - 1170
Sparrow's tongue, 259, 309Spider, _ 1186
Spikenard,- 150, 724, 726,
1042, 1048, 1387Spinnace, - mSpleen, - 628
Splccmvirti
INDEX.
No.
Spkefwjort, - 141, 793SpoKge, - 119
Spurge, - 43» ^°79
Squills, r39,494,497,ii89
Squirrel, - 1045
Starch, - 22, 1407
Stocchas, - 128
Storax, - 185, 1020Subeh, a. - 996Succory, - 116
Sucmoonya, a. - 1013
Sudab, a. — I coo
Suda goolab, h. - 303Sudee, a. - 647Sudeed ul hedeed, a. 11 10
Sud pyvi und, a. - 11 12
Suduf, a. - nilSufiijiil, a. - 28, 1 012
Sugar, - 1 015
Sugar of bamhoes, - 546,
595' 1 130
No.
Sugarcane, - 1250, 1166
Sugar candy, - 1 1 29
Sug beenuj, a. - 1014
Sug piltan, - 997Sug ungO(3r, a. - 1016
Sukhir, a. - 1015
Su!j, a. - 651— cheenee, a. ~ 652
Suljum, a. - 1024
Sulk, a. - 1022
Sn!k ulmaa, a. - 10 1
8
Sulphur, - 1 269Sulura, a. - 1023
Sum, a. - ioi6
ui far, 610, 1028
ul hymar, a, 1027
ul rt;miic, a. 1035Sumach, - 631, IO32
Sumak, 631, 820, 1032
Sumbhaloo, h. - 83, 539ke beej, h, - 35, 439
No.
Sumbool khar, h. - 610
Siunegh, a. - 1 1 15
arebee, - 1 1 19ul kuiTad, a. 1 1 18
ul mehroos, a. -
1117
ul fudab, a. 1 1 16
Sumruf, a. - 406Sumun, /7. - 1038Sun, a. - 1046' key beej, h. - 435Suna, a. - 1040
Simdul abiyaz, a. - 1123
ahmer, (2. - 1120
fefeid,/). 710,1 123
foorkh,*. - 1 1 20
Sun flower, - 671
Sungahun roba, ^. - 774,
1382
belore, p. - 769
bufree, p. - 636
No.
Sung da»eh, p. - 1229
jehoodan, p. - 768—— pu(ht, p. - 392
firmeh, p. - 34yefhem,^. 765,1438
Sungeeyazehr, h. - liy:)
Sunj, - 799funkh, h. 799, 1047
Sunoor, a. - 1029
Suparee, h. - 999Supruc, p. - 839Surenjan, a. - 1053
SufTa, - 107
Swallow, - 19
Szueet hafll, 171, 364, 388,
389,416, 508,627, 948,
1074, 1209
Sweet flag, 237, 245, 141
7
Sybir,/.. - 344, 1 1 09Syhee, h. - 826
Synhud, h. - 972
r.
No.
Tail, A. - 911Taj kheroos, v. - 486Talc, - 16, 1
1 37Tamarind, - 325, 632
Tamariflz, - 36, 406, 680,
iri2, 1295
Tamba, h. - 592, 1375
Tamba key keei, h. 832
Tambool, a. - 594Tamir, a. - 593Taous, a. ~ 1 1 28
Tares, -. 1106
TarregoHf - 1135
Tebalheer, ^7. 595,1130Teedero, p. - 603
Teen, a. - 643, 11 42
ahmer, i?. - 11 39
faifee, a. - \ 145
—.— kubruffee, a. 11 44"^r— mukhloom, fl. 11 41
' Teen fhamccfh, a.
No.
I 140
urmenee, a, 1 143Tegiirg, a. - 625, 1435
Tehf, a. - I [38
Teindoo, h. - 644Tela, a. - 1 136
Temr, a. - 630hindee, /». 325,632
Tenneedeh unkaboot, p. 5Terafecs, a - 1133
No.
Thorn apple, - 552,717Thorny plants, general name,
1 172
Thyme, - 731
Tibkan, a. - 597Tibn muckeh, a. - 598
Tibr, a. - 596
Tiddee, h. - 675, 1385
Tokhem, p.
Tien, a.
Til, h.
Teriac, c. - 614 Tilla,/).
rowftyan, a. 612 Tillee, h.
toorree, /7. - 615 '?"/«,
ul hihyeh, a. 613 Tincal,
Terunjebeen, a.
Teyjpat, h.
Tezurj, a.
Thewer, h,
Thiflle,
Thorn,
73-
990
603
9721 100
Timfah, a.
293
626, 1036
596
628
86, 683, 931
633, 1059
629
597LI
Tinkar, p. 554, 633, 1059
Tirabfyda, a, - 605
Titreek, h. - 599Tobacco, - 405Tohlub, a. - 1 131
No.
602, 735anar defLtee, ^. 752afpift, p. - 469beid injeer, p. 748bung, p. - 435bung roomee,^. 1 099bulfan, - 756chukindir,^. - 457guzr.eh, p. -
guzir feraiy,^.
hy ul aalum, p.
janwar, p.
kahco, p.
kaj, p.
kafnee, p.
keweh, p.
khelal kheleel, p
472
477
23
584
452
745
432
5452
kherefeh, p. 433kerefs kouhee, p.
1215
Tokhem
INDEX.
No.
Tokhem khyar balung, p.
- 448• khyarzeh, p. -
kitf, p. 456—— kullum, p. 436
kunkwa, ^. -
kutaii, p. 459marchowbeh,/). 466meveez,/>. - 740
• muftru, p. - 468
punjungooflit, p. 35pyaz, p. 462
—— feefumber, p. - 465— fepcndan, p. - 123• fliulghum, p. - 438
firoe kouhee, p. 17
toorb, p. 460
tiireh teyzuc, p. 787turruck, p. - 470turflieh, p. - 454turuck, p. - 433\V0AvheI,/>. - 17
No.
Tokhem zirduck, p. 476Toodree, 471, a. 640
Tcombree, h. 642, 1283
Toon, h. - 637Toorb,/. - 607, 1208
birree, p. - 1429
Toorfheenuck, /). - 81
2
Tooruck,/). - 506
Toot, a. - 638
fehgool,/). 639,1181
wudiee, a. - 639Tootee, p. - 399Toctkpick tree, - 90, 588
Tootya fubz, p. - 980
zird, a. - 636
Tortcife, ' - 392
Tottoije Jhell, - 916
Towta, h. - 399Tragacanth, 1277,1118,1230
Treacle, - 614
Trehutee, a. - 616
Trimeera, h. - 606
No. I
Tripe, - 1290
1
Triphela, h. - 604
1
Tubal ul hedeed, a. 635Tubir zud, d. - 1 129Tublheer, p, - 546Tuck, p. - 428Tuckir, h. - 142
TufFah, a. - 619
birree, a. - 622
parfee, a. - 624urmenee, a. 623Ill gin, - 621
ul urz, a. - 620
Tiij, h. - 1025
Tukh, a. - 601
Tulc, p. - i6, 1 137Tulfee, h. 171, 220, 388,
627, 1209key becj, /j. 467
Tumbacoo, h. - 405Tumtuin, a. - 631Tun, h. - 634
No.
Turab ul hallck, a. 610
Turab ul kie, a. - 617Turbid, a. - 608
Turhlth, ~ 608, 1421
Turbooz, - 502Tureh khoraffanee, p. 364
'teyzuc,/. «. 930Turenj, p. - 30Turenjeebeen, «. - 611
Turfa, a. - 1^32
Turiey, h. - 641
Turkhoon, <7, - 1^35Turmeric, - 963, 11 60,
1163, 1434Turmifs, a. - 609Turnip, 438, 1024, 1093Turpemiiie, - 501, 924
tree, - 738Turfiieh turenj, /. - 803Turfoos, a. - 1 134Tufh meezuj, a. - 618
1 utlee, h. ~ 6co
u.
Ubhel, a.
Ubhir, a.
Ubhruch, h. -16,
Ubkir, a.
Ubrar, a.
Udechareh, a.
Udus, p.
Udus murr, a. -
Ufeem, h.
Ufiey, a.
Ufis, />. - 1177,
Ufkar, a.
Ufrehunj, a.
Ufshoordeh, p. 217.
Ufshurej, a.
Ufsunteen, a,
Ufyloon, a.
Ufyoon, a.
Ugbar, «.
No.
^7
1152
1137
9
10
57
5371 155226
230
1354
219
218
1 168
217
224
225
226
210
Ugherfctis, a.
(jghleekeh, a.
Ugir, h.
toorkee, p. -
Ujeree, h.
Ujmood, h.
keyjir, h. -
Ujwain,
khoralTany,
Ukeek, a.
Ukeil nefseh, a.
Ukhberufeh, a.
Ukhyoon, a.
Ukhyul, a.
Ukhzum, a.
Ukit, a.
Ukitmuckit, a.
Ukmooyezan, a.
Ukrefs, a.
No.
213
214
215
1290
1
1289
1
181
'
41
42
II79
254
53
52
50
51
234
242
252
246
Ukroohuck, a.
Ukrub, a.
Ukrufus, a.
Ukfhoos, a.
Ukfoos, a.
Uktee, (7.
Uktena lookee, a.
Uktin yemenee, a.
Ukuj, a,
Ulaneeyoon, c.
Ulbanees, a.
Ulfeah, a.
Uliek, a.
Ulmaf?, a.
Uloo,
Ulfa, a. ' -
Ulfee, k. - 270,
Ulfinetul afafecr, a.
Uluk bag-hdanee, a.
No.
249
II78
247
243
233
240
241
238;
244,
264
261
266
I181
260
555256
1276
259
1182
Kfo.
Ulut roomee, a. - 263Ulyou, a. - 265
Umafcen, <?. - 277Umbea-her, - 342Uinblee, h.
Umbir, v. 1075, 11 88
Umboot nuilekee, a. 322Umboot, traiy, a. - 321
Unierbeyl keybeej, A.440Uingheelan, a. - 279Umrood, a. - 274Unab, a. - 1 185
Unaeeylus, a. — 297Unaleekee roomee, a. 324Unberbarees, a, - 294Unda, - ^84Underookhuroon, a. 308Undryo takis, a. - 296Undum, a. - 11 90
Unfak,
INDEX.
Unfalc, a.
Unfckeh, a. - 134,
Unfeketul ejil, a. -
feres, a. -
jeme!, a. -
khifhif, a.
urneb, a. -
Unfeteena, fy.
Unfukun roomee, a.
Ungoor, a. - 'l()2,
Ungoor fhefa, a. -
Ungoor zietonee, p.
No.
298
316
313
315
3H312
280
3^3
885
288
194Ungoofht kuneezuckan, -
Ungiibeen, a.
Unjebar roomee, a.
Unjeedeh, a,
Unjeer, ^.
171
318
295
310
293Unjen, 34, 307, 1282
Unjereh, a. - 319Unjernck, a, ^ 299Unjeyfa, a. ^ 283
Unjil, a. ^ 302
Unjooj, a. - 291
Unjookiick, a, - 30c
Unjudan, a. ^ 305Unkt-boot, a. - 1 186
Unkirdya, a. - 2S4
Unkiflit afrokhteh, 47Unkumeh, a. - 323Unoomya, a. - 285
Unfafa, a. <- 282
Unfool, a. - 1 1 89Unteleh fowda, a- - 287
Untoonya, a. - 286
Unub, a. - 289
Unzeroot, a. 290, 11 87Urak, a. - 90
Urbeeyan, a. - 97Urdefheeran, a. - 96
Urdum roomee, a. - 92
Urghamoonee, a.
Urghewan, p.
Urine,
Urjan, a.
Urjeekeneh, a.
Urjoowan, a.
Urkan, a.
Urkum, a.
Urkut, a.
Urmak, a.
Urmal roomee, a.
Urmaneekooii, a.
Urmat, a.
Urmeena,(7.
Urmeneen, a.
Urnub behree,
Urniib birree, a.
Urook, <7.
Urook humraj a. -
us febagheen,
us fefr, a.
Uroofucdirpirdeh, a
Urfaneekoon, a. —
I
Uffckeloon, a.
' Ui fhud, a.
jUrfud, a.
i
Ui'taneefa, a.
j
Urtub, a.
\ Urur, a.
Urzeez, p.
Urzeh, a.
Urzim, p.
Ufel, «.
Usfir, a.
Usfoor, a.
Usgundeh, h.
Ufhkylcheflium, a,
Ulhm.oofa, a.
UOinan, a.
Ufhnaz daoud, a. -
Ullineh, a.
No.
lie
99561
98
105
99
95
93
- 91
- 94
87
76
100
108
107
1 161
1157
1 162
1 1 60
. 1 164
101
102
82
83
1156
1158
115986
9'3
1168
36
1 1 691170
149- 162
153
163
155!
165
Ufhturgliar, a.
Ulhuck, a.
Ufkeedooleyoon, a.
Uflioolookoonderyoon
Ufkooloos, a.
Ufkooreedoos, a, -
Ufkooroon, a.
Ufluc, a.
Ufmoofa, a. - 112,
Ufpeghool, p. 430,Ufrub, a.
Ufrureh, a.
UflTareh, a. - 217,
mehuc, v.
neel, v. -
UlTud, a.
No.
56
60
UlTud ul urz, a. -
Ufful fintafeloon, a.
• kufiah, a. -
neelufirhindee,«,
ul arbaa, a.
ul afiif a. -
ul fil, a.
ul gherb, a, -
ul hinduba, a.
Ill jewafheer, a,
ul kerefs, a. -
ul khunfa, a. -
u! kubir, a, -
ul kuireb,a,i69,i
ul loof, a.
ul loofah, a. -
ul lowz ul murr
ul mazriyoon, a.
- ul murr, a. -
ul neel, a.
ul nehl, a. - I
ul rafun, a.
ur razeeanuj, a.
46
a.
41
34
43
35
53
No.
Ufilil US foos, a. - 180
us fofun ul alTman
joonee, a. - 197us fofun ul ubyeez,
- 1S2
ut tumbool, a. 186— ul unjedan ul khora-
fanee, a, - 199ul urtenyfa, a. 167uz zurt, a. - 170
1251 ,
UfTur ur raiy, - 11 12,
i6j 1171ro Udeh khurma, (7. - xr^'
68 Ufteruck, a. - 185
929 L'ftirkha, a. -
1413 Uftir matoos, a. 135, v.
24 Ilfpund
36 Ufiookoodoos, a.
Uftrung, a.
93 ' Uftukhan,;),
g6 Ufwud falikh, a,
(Jfyoos, a.
Utan, a,
Utba ul kelbeh, a.
Utmeefa, a.
Utraf zietoon, a.
Utrar, a.
Utrej, a.
Utryeh, a.
Utum, a.
92
84
S7
68
66
7481
98
75
128
137
1175122
129
33207
202
205
31
30
206
1 15466 Utungun key beej, h. 251
,
83!
73 Uzeez, a,
a. Uzfar ut teib, a,
77 Uzm, a.
95 Uzmoot, a.
76 Uznab ul kye), a.
Uzrafs ul kelb, a.
Uzu], a.
Uzut, a.
Uzwird, a.
4731 165
- 208
I175
201
- 66
- 200
1274
1172
III
No.
Valerian., 933, 1088, 1225
Verdigris, - 975Vermlcelle, - 2c6
VermtU'ion,
Vervain,
Vetch,
No.
345
384
^38, 537
Vine,
Vinegar,
Violet,
No.
1293
867
540
No.
Vitriol, - 950, 977, 980
INDEX.
JV.
No.
Walnut, - - 46, 247
Water, - - 329
Water crejjes, 785, 1270,
1243
Water fowl, - 6
Water lily, - 196, 1340,
1414
Water melon, - 502
Water mint, . - *?39
Water mofs, - 113
1
Wax,A - 1096
Weruck bartung, p. 59,
422, 1335
Weruck neel, p.
Wheat,
Wheat jlour,
White ant.
While lead.
White thorn.
Wild carrot, -
Wild cucumber.
Wild jafmin,
Wild leek.
Wild mallows,
Wild mint.
No. No. 1 No.
1420 Wild olive, - 11 54 Wood Jorrcl, 804
411, 818 Wild onion., - 492 Wool, I 124
821 PFild parjlej, - 1 21
5
Worm, «o9, 845
913 Wild pomegranate, - 475 Wcrmjeed, 649, 672,
117 Wild rue, 114, 78'8, 998 685, 794, 892, I 103,
241 PFild fuccory, - 11 80 1 41
6
112, 477, Wild wheat, 48, 53, 547 Wormwoid, - 224, r";oi
682, 109I Willow, - 567, 868 V/ui, p. - n ^ 1417
- 1232 Wine, - 8; I, 1087, 1393 Wurd, a. 1418
- 1 149 Winter cherry, 146, 713, — cheenee, p. 693'
121
1
126, 443, 743, 1 1 64 1406
- ^173 Wlf, - 921, 1292 diflee, a. - 1419
=- J 1 47 Wolfsbane, - 8,24 Wufmeh, a. 1420^
No,
Yeacoot, a, - 1430
Yeafmeen, a. - 1431
Yeafmeen birree, p. 1 149
Yebroojjfl.^- 137, 1432
No.
Zafran, fl. -968,/). T153
Zafran ahun, ^. - iiio
Zag, V. - 1304Zaj, a. - 950Zan, a. - 11 26
Zaroor, a. - 622
Zaroos, v. - 1322
Zat uzze wanib, a. 412
Zeeb, a. - 921
Zebeeb, a. - 951
Zedoary, 398, 668, 957,
1352
Zeebuc, a. - 986
Zeera, h. - 984, 13 10
Zeher, p. - 1026
Zehr mohra, A. 371, 1204
1
Zehub, a. - 920
Zekoom, a. - 972
1
Zeloo, />. 846, 914, 918
Zenub ul far, a. - gig
Yekh, p.
Yekhcheh, p.
Telhw wood,
Yeiamya, a.
No.
699
1435
I35I
1437
Yekinjooj, a.
YeHif, a.
Yetua, a.
Yukhfis, a.
No.
1440 Yukteen, a.
1438 Yumboot, a.
1433 Yuzkeh, a,
1434
No.
Zeiawund draz,^. - 959geerd, p. - 958mudehruj, a. 958tewed, 75,959
Zerareeh, a. - 917Zereer, />. - 105, 250
Zeriflik, «. - 964ZerneekhfoorLh,(7. '13,960
Zerneekh zird, a. - loi,
962, 1422
Zerumb^d, pZerung, a.
Zerufhk, p.
Zhaleh, p. - -
ZibI, a.
Ziet,
Zietoon, a.
Zietoon kouhee,/»
Zift,
Zilf, a.
961, 1278
965
31
1435
955
985
987
1154
971
1 148
No.
Zinjebeel, p. 979, 1057
riitb, a. - 974fhamee, a. - 982
tur, p. - 55Zir, p. - 596, 920
:
Zirdaloo, p. - 1377Zird choobeh, v. - 963,
1163, 1424
Zirduck, p. - 144, 681
defhte?, p. 682
964
- 963
g66
- .^297
155
1139
915
9531 146
952;
Zireer, a.
Zirfood, a.
Zirtuck, a.
Zifl kooHik, p.
Zooia, p.
Zoorut, V.
Zubab, a,
Ziibad, a.
Zubbee, a.
Zubd, a.
Zubd ul behr, a.
Zubul, a.
Zufaiy rutb, a.
Zufaiy yeabus, a.
Zufd^'h, a.
Zijfeerah, a.
Zughal, a.
Zughun, a.
Zujaj, a.
Zumurud, a.
Zungar, p.
made nee.
Zungbar, a^.
Zungbaree, p.
Zungcehar, h.
Zunjar, a,
Zunjefir, a.
Zunjerf, a.
Zuroor, a.
Zyan, a.
No..
1439.
1441.
1436.
No.-
- 954916
- 982
- 983
1127
1147
969
970
956
• 973
975a. 980
977- 924
- 338
975976
978
- 9671 149
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