Dictionary of The Holy Quran — Page 561
 ø $ [aor. mø à ô % inf. noun  ø ' ]  ø $ l ô ] » ô eô Ø ö : The camels were or became mangy and scabby.  ø $ å ü eô ø õù (aor. mø à ö % ) : He aspersed him; he charged or upbraided him with evil; he wronged him and reviled him and took his property. â ö ç ø mø à ö % Î ø ç » Ú ø ä ü : He disgraces his people.  ø $ å ü : He did to him an abominable thing; he did to him what he disliked.  ø $ å ü : He alighted at his abode as a visitor. ]ô  » jø ø å ü : He came to him and sought his favour or bounty; he applied himself to obtain favour or bounty of him without asking; he went round about him seeking to obtain what he had whether asking him or not asking him. Ú ö à » jø ' : The needy; one who asks for bounty; one who seeks bounty without asking. æ ø ]ø » à ô Û ö ç ] ] Ö» Ï ø ^ Þô þ ³ Ä ø æ ø ] Ö» Û ö à » jø $ : And feed the contented and him who asks and supplicates (22:37). Ú ø à ø $ é º : A case of reviling or of being reviled; a crime or sin that is noxious like the mange or scab; a foul or abominable thing; a cause of grief or vexation; annoyance or hurt; vexing conduct; violence; the slaying unexpectedly of an army without the permission of the commander; a debt or fine which one is obliged to pay; a fine for homicide. Ú ø à ø $ é ö ] Ö» r ø n» ô : The alighting of an army among a people and eating of the produce of their fields without knowledge of the commander. Ê ø jö ô n» fø Ó ö Ü » Ú ôù ß» ã ö Ü » Ú $ à ø $ é º : And thus you incur guilt for them unknowingly (48:26).  ø ô h ø [aor. mø à » ø h ö inf. noun  ø ø h º ]  ø ô eø k » Ú ô à » ø iö ä ü : His stomach became in a corrupt or disordered state from being burdened.  ø ô h ø (said of a river): It abounded with water.  ø ô eø k ô ] Ö» fô ò» ö : The water of the well became abundant.  ø ö h ø : He spoke clearly, plainly or distinctly without incorrectness; he was or became an eloquent Arab.  ø ö h ø Öô ø ^ Þö ä ü : His tongue was or became chaste Arabic.  ø ø eô o ' : Pertaining to Arabic; clear, eloquent and chaste in speech; of established Arabic lineage. ð ø ]ø  » r ø Û ô o ' æ $  ø ø eô o ' : What a foreign tongue and an Arab (41:45)? ]ø  » ø h ø ] Ö» Ó ø ¡ø Ý ø : He spoke clearly, plainly, distinctly in Arabic. eô × ô ø ^ á õ  ø ø eô o õù : In the Arabic language; in a clear, eloquent and comprehensive language (26:196). ]ø Ö» à ø ø h ö as also ]ø Ö» à ö » h ö : The Arabs or Arabians. ]ø » ø  » ø ] h ö (singular ]ø  » ø ] eô o ' ) : Those Arabs who dwell in the desert. ]ø » ø  » ø ] h ö ]ø ø % Ò ö Ë » ÷ ] : The Arabs of the 561  ù  h