اسمار asmār A s. plur. (of سمر) Nightly conver- sations.

اکسمات अकस्मात् akasmāt S adv. Imme- diately, accidentally, without a cause.

بسما basmā A. (Arab. وسمه) s. m. Staining (par- ticularly, the beard: or women staining the legs, so as to have the appearance of being dressed in tight drawers, when they are in fact naked).

بهسمنت bhasmant भस्म S̱. s. m. Ashes.

تسمه tasma P s. m. A thong, a strap of leather. تسمه کهينچنا tasma khaiṅchnā, To strangle. تسمه کش tasma-kash, A strangler, a mute.

تسميه tasmiya A (inf. ii. of سمو or سمي) s. m. Nomination, giving a name to.

رسم rasm A (from رسم rasama, Heb. He marked or wrote) s. f. 1. Custom. 2. Law. 3. Model, plan. 4. A game among children, the laws of which are, that one puts a question to another, who is obliged to reply in words which do not contain either of the three letters س ر or م which compose the word رسم. If one of these should be found in his answer, he is condemned, by way of penalty, to imitate the voice of any animal which may be directed by the questioner.

رسمسا rasmasā S̱. (see رسمسانا) adj. or part. Wet with perfumed essences or perspiration.

رسمسانا rasmasānā S̱. (from रस Juice, and म्रक्षण Anointing or smearing over) v. n. To wet with perfumed essences or perspiration.

رسمسيلا rasmasīlā S̱. adj. (little used) See رسمسانا.

رسمي rasm-ī A adj. 1. Customary. 2. Mid- dling, second sort, ordinary.

مسمسانا masmasānā H v. n. To suppress oneʼs sentiments from fear.

مسموع masmūﻌ A (part. pass. of سمع Heb. and Aram. ) adj. Heard, audible.

مسموم masmūm A (part. pass. of سمّ Heb. and Aram. ) adj. Poisoned.

وسمه wasma A (from وسم) s. m. The leaves of woad or indigo (with an extract from which the natives stain their beards, cloths, &c.). وسمه پوش wasma-posh, Dressed in cloths stained with wasma. وسمه دار wasma-dār, Stained with wasma.