ابرق abraḳ A (from ابرک Heb. and Ch. To lighten, to shine or sparkle. Sans. अभ्रक abhrak) s. m. Talk, mica.

ابلق ablaḳ A (from بلق) adj. Piebald, black and white, party-coloured.

ابلقا ablaḳā A s. m. A bird of the mainā kind, a starling.

احق aḥaḳḳ A adj. compar. (of حقیق) More or very proper or deserving.

احمق aḥmaḳ A adj. Very or most foolish, fool, blockhead, dunce. A. H. احمقاپن aḥmaḳ-āpan, s. m. Folly, stupi- dity. A.P. احمقانه aḥmaḳ-āna, adj. Foolishly, stupidly. (Figuratively) this word is applied to the

احمقي aḥmaḳ-ī A. s. f. Folly.

ادق adaḳḳ A adj. compar. (from دقیق) More or very abtruse, difficult, fine or minute.

ادقچه adaḳcha H s. m. A cloth for carrying things in, a covering.

ارزق arzaḳ A. (corrupted from ازرق azraḳ) adj. Blue, azure, cerulean, catʼs-eyed. رزق چشم arzaḳ chashm, adj. Blue eyed, catʼs eyed.

ازرق azraḳ A adj. Cerulean, blue, azure.

اسبق asbaḳ A adj. compar. (from سبق He out- stripped) More or most surpassing or excellent; past times, days of yore.

استبرق istabraḳ A s. m. Silk cloth or satin, the colour of which seems to change agreeably to the light it is seen in (particularly, green silk).

اقارب aḳārib A s. plur. (of قریب) Relatives.

اقاقیا aḳāḳiyā A s. Acacia, the expressed juice of the fruit of the acacia tree, or of the قلقل ḳilḳil.

اقالیم aḳālīm A s. plur. (of اقلیم) Climes, climates, regions.