احقر aḥḳar A adj. compar. (of حقیر) More or most contemptible. (A self-humiliatory expres- sion).

بقر baḳar A s. m. (Heb. ) A bull. بقرعيد baḳar- īﻌd, A festival held in commemoration of Abra- hamʼs offering to sacrifice his son, Ismāʼīl (agree- able to Muhammadans, and not Isʼhāk). P.A. بقسميه ba-ḳasm-īya, On oath, by oath.

بيت السقر baitu-s-saḳar A s. m. The infernal abode, hell.

تقرب taḳarrub A (inf. v. of قرب) s. m. Propin- quity, nearness, approximation, access; approach or access to God.

تقرر taḳarrur A (inf. v. of قرار) s. m. Confirma- tion, ratification, approbation, appropriation.

سقر saḳar A (from سقر The sunʼs heat burning the face) s. m. Hell.

عاقرقرحا āﻌḳarḳarḥā A s. m. Pellitory.

عقرقرحا aﻌḳarḳarḥā A. s. m. The name of a medi- cine. See عاقرقرحا.

عنقريب aﻌn-ḳarīb A (عن prepos. and قريب Near) adv. Near, soon, shortly, nearly, almost.

فقرا fuḳarā A s. plur. (of فقير) Dervises, &c.

قرابت ḳarābat A (from قرب) s. f. Kin, vicinity, relationship, affinity, propinquity, alliance.

قرابتي ḳarābat-ī A. adj. Related, relative, akin; (substantively) A relative, a relation.

قرابه ḳarāba A (from قربه ḳirba, which from قرب) s. m. A flagon.

قرابين ḳarābīn Fr. s. f. A carbine. (French, ca- rabine).

قراد ḳarrād A s. m. A monkey-keeper, or-trainer.