Arabic
ˁiḍḍ- - small thorny trees
(Lane 2070)
Also ˁuḍḍ- ‘thick, large firewood’ (Lane 2070), ˁiḍāh- ‘any great trees having thorns’ (ibid. 2076).
Arabic
ˁuḍāḍ- - le haut du nez, à l’endroit où les sourcils se séparent (the top of the nose, where the eyebrows part)
(BK 2 277)
Var. ˁaḍḍāḍ-. According to Belot Arb.-Fr. 501, the same two words mean ‘os, cartilage’.
Arabic
ˁaḍd- - upper arm from the elbow to the shoulder-blade
(Lane 2072)
Arabic
ˁaḏ̣m- - bone
(BK 2 293, Lanes 2086)
Arabic
ˁafāˀ- - a whiteness upon the black of the eye
(Lane 2094)
Arabic
ˁáfaš - to boil over
(Piamenta 333, Behnstedt 846)
Arabic
ˁakābir- - mares murum, quibus yarbūˁ- nomen est
(Fr. III 199, LA IV 601, TA 13 122, Q II 95)
For the sing. forms v. Hommel 1879 338, GD 2315.
Arabic
ˁalā - upon, over; notwithstanding; on account of; in the time of; according to, in conformity to; on the condition of
(Lane 2144)
There is also an abbreviated form ˁal attested in poetic texts before the article (Wright 1974 I 281).