قاطبه ḳāt̤iba A adj. All.

قب ḳabb A s. m. The sound of a falling sword. P. A. قبا ḳabā, s. f. A garment (quilted), a jacket. ¶ ḳubā, 1. Name of a village near Madīna. 2. The earth, ground, soil. (Hunter).

قلمه ḳulma A s. m. Sausage, or any food stuffed into the intestines of animals, haggis, black pudding.

قافله ḳāfila A (from Chald. and Syr. To roll, fold, compress; q. d. a compact multitude) s. m. A body of travellers, a caravan. (Hence قفل To return from a journey: Willmet). قافله سالار ḳāfila-sālār, The leader, or chief of a ca- ravan. قافله باشي ḳāfila-bāshī, s. f. The chief- tainship of a caravan.

قديم ḳadīm A (from قدم) adj. Ancient, old. قديم سي ḳadīm se, Of old, from ancient times.

قلمقاني ḳilmaḳānī H s. f. A female armed atten- dant on a lady (perhaps a Calmuck).

قرول ḳaraul T. s. m. for قراول ḳarāwal, q.v.

قناعت ḳanāʼaﻌt A (improp. kināʼaﻌt, from قنع) s. f. 1. Content, tranquillity. 2. Abstinence. قناعت کرنا ḳanāʼaﻌt karnā, To be content (on).

قصدا ḳaṣdaṉ A adv. Voluntarily, intentionally, purposely, expressly.

قانت ḳānit A (part. act. of قنوت) adj. 1. Obe- dient to God, devout. 2. Silent.