علميت iﻌlm-iyat A s. f. Learning.

عمروزيد aﻌmrū zaid A Fictitious names, like John Nokes and Thomas Stiles, used in scholastick or juridical treatises.

عشرت iﻌshrat A (vulg. aﻌshrat) s. f. 1. Society, pleasant and familiar conversation. 2. Plea- sure, delight, enjoyment, mirth. عشرت فزا iﻌshrat-fazā, Increasing pleasure.

عزازيل aﻌzāzīl A n. prop. Name of a devil or fal- len angel.

عماد iﻌmād A (Heb. from عمد Heb. To support, to stand) s. m. 1. A lofty pillar. 2. Confidence, reliance, trust, support.

عالميان āﻌlam-iyān A. s. m. People, men, inha- bitants of the world.

عدول uﻌdūl A (from عدل) s. m. Declining, re- fusing, receding, deserting, returning. عدول حکمي کرنا ūﻌdul-ḥukm-ī-karnā, To disobey or- ders. عدول کرنا ūﻌdūl karnā, To deviate from, disobey, decline, refuse.

عمدا aﻌmdā A or aﻌmdaṉ, adv. Deliberately, de- signedly, intentionally, purposely. A. P. عمدانه uﻌmdāna, adv. Like one noble. A. P. عمدگي uﻌmda-gī, s. f. Greatness, &c. sump- tuousness.

عنبر aﻌmbar A s. m. Ambergris. عنبر بار aﻌmbar- bār, Raining ambergris; fragrant. A. P. عنبري aﻌmbar-ī, adj. Of ambergris, of the colour or odour of ambergris. A. P. عنبرين aﻌmbar-īn, adj. Of ambergris, of the colour or odour of ambergris.

عرس uﻌrs A s. m. 1. Oblations, offerings to a saint. 2. A marriage feast. ¶ iﻌrs, s. m. f. A spouse.