ارباب arbāb A s. plur. (of رب rabb) Lords, pos- sessors, masters. ارباب جاه arbāb-i-jāh, Pos- sessed of dignity. ارباب سخن arbāb-i-suḵẖan, Eloquent persons; poets. ارباب نشاط arbāb-i-nishāt̤, Dancers and musicians.

ارباک arbāk S̱. (अर्ब्बाक) 1. adj. Low, in- feriour, vile. 2. adv. Former, prior in time.

اربرانا arbarānā H v. n. To hurry, to be confused, confounded, perplexed, agitated, embar- rassed, &c. See هملبلانا and هڙبڙانا.

اربسي उर्वशी उरु Great, and r. वश Will urbasī S. or urvasī, s. f. 1. Name of one of the

اربع arbaﻌ A adj. Four.

اربعون arbaʼūﻌn A adj. Forty.

باربار bār-bār P adv. Repeatedly, often.

ساربان sār-bān P (سار A camel and بان keeper) s. m. A camel-driver.

محاربت muḥārabat A s. f. (inf. III. of حرب Heb. ) War, battle, combat, fight.

مقاربت muḳārabat A (inf. III. of قرب Heb. and Aram. ) s. f. Approximation, showing af- finity.

پراربده prārabdh S̱. s. f. See پرالبده prālabdh.