اٿاٿ البیت as̤ās̤u-l-bait A Household furniture.

بيت bait A (Heb. ) s. f. 1. A house, temple, edifice. 2. A couplet, distich, verse (in poetry). بيت بحشي bait-baḥs̤-ī, s. f. Criticism of poetry. بيت بندي bait-band-ī, s. f. Poetry, verse.

بيت الحرام baitu-l-ḥarām A s. m. (Sacred house) The temple of Mecca.

بيت الخلا baitu-l-ḵẖalā A s. m. A necessary, a privy.

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

بيت الصنم baitu-ṣ-ṣanam A s. m. An idol temple.

بيت الله baitu-l-lāh A s. m. (House of God) The temple of Mecca.

بيت المال baitu-l-māl A s. m. An escheat, pro- perty that falls to the crown in failure of heirs. (Met.) An unfortunate fellow.

بيت المقدس baitu-l-muḳaddas A (Heb. ) s. (The holy house) The temple of Jerusalem.

بيترا baitarā S̱. (from वायु Wind, and r. तृ Cross) s. f. Dry ginger.

بيترني baitarnī S (वैतरणी) s. f. 1. A river, according to the Hindūs, which is to be crossed by the dead on their way into the world of spirits, like the Styx of the ancients. 2. A river in Orissa.

بيتل baital A. (abbrev. of بيت المال) adj. 1. Un- lucky. 2. Vicious.

بيطار bait̤ār A s. m. A horse doctor, a farrier.