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.

الخالق alḵẖālaḳ P s. f. A coat, vest, garment.

دق ولق daḳḳ-o-laḳḳ A s. m. An extensive, uncul- tivated plain.

طبلق t̤ablaḳ A. s. m. A bundle of papers.

علق aﻌlaḳ A s. m. Hanging, suspending, ad- hering, attachment, love, affection.

قلق ḳalaḳ A s. m. Disquietude, commotion, per- turbation, anxiety, trouble.

لق ودق laḳḳ-o-daḳḳ A adj. Desert, waste, dreary.

لقات laḳāt A. adj. Lean. (Pers. لکات Infirm).

لقب laḳab A s. m. A title, surname (either honourable or opprobrious), by-name.

لقلق laḳlaḳ A s. m. A stork.

لقلقه laḳlaḳa A s. m. 1. The voice of a stork. 2. A continual motion of the jaw or of the tongue (in serpents). 3. Eloquence, pronunciation.

لقوه laḳwa A (from لقا) s. m. A spasmodick dis- tortion of the face.

مطلق mut̤laḳ A (part. pass. IV. of طلق Aram. ) adj. Absolute, altogether, universal, prin- cipal, supreme. adv. Wholly, at all, not in the least, never, entirely, altogether. مطلق العنان mut̤laḳu-l-iﻌnān, Free, giving the reins.

مطلقا mut̤laḳā A adv. Absolutely, (not) at all.