عبـﮩر aﻌbhar A s. The narcissus, jasmine, amaranth. A. P. عبهـري aﻌbhar-ī, 1. adj. Of the narcissus, &c. 2. s. f. Name of a flower. A. عبيد 1. uﻌbaid (dimin. of عبد) s. m. A servant, a slave; a devotee. ¶ 2. aﻌbīd, s. plur. (of عبد) Servants, worshippers.

عشير aﻌshīr A s. A tenth part.

عالم āﻌlam A (Heb. ) s. m. The world, the universe, time, regions, state, beauty. عالم آرا āﻌlam-ārā, World-adorning. عالم بالا يا علوي āﻌlam-i-bālā or -uﻌlvī, The heavens, the people of the heavens. عالم تاب āﻌlam-tāb, World-illumi- nating or world-warming. عالم سفلي āﻌlam-i-suflī, The earth. عالم گير āﻌlam-gīr, Conquering the world. (Arab. plur. inflect. عالمين).

عاج āﻌj A s. m. Ivory.

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

علامه aﻌllāma A adj. (superl. of علم) Very wise or learned. ¶ aﻌlāma, s. m. Mark, sign, flag, standard.

عاشقي āﻌshiḳ-ī A. s. f. Making love, amour, love, courtship, gallantry, the state of being a lover.

عتاب iﻌtāb A (from عتب) s. m. Reproof, re- primand, reproach, rebuke, anger, displeasure. عتاب کرنا iﻌtāb karnā, To reprimand, to rebuke, &c.

عادل āﻌdil A (part. act. of عدل) adj. Just.

عايد āﻌʼịd A part. act. (of عود Heb. To return) Turning towards, happening, referring to, coming back, reverting, being restored (as, money lent, &c.), returning.