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خمار ḵẖumār v.n. fr. خمر 'to cover'; see ḵẖamr, 'wine'

A خمار ḵẖumār (v.n. fr. خمر 'to cover'; see ḵẖamr, 'wine'), s.m. Intoxicating, intoxication; the effects of intoxication, pain and headache, &c. occasioned by drinking, crapulence, crop-sickness; headache or sickness (arising from want of sleep, &c.); languor; languishing appearance of the eyes (the effect of drinking, or of drowsiness, or of love, &c.); languishing look:—ḵẖumār-ālūd, or ḵẖumār-ālūda, adj. Intoxicated; intoxicating (eyes); languishing (eyes):—ḵẖumār-ḵẖāna, s.m. A tavern:—ḵẖumār-shikanī, s.f. The alleviating the effects of intoxication; anything used for that purpose, as tea, soda-water, &c.).

خمار ḵẖammār fr. ḵẖamr

A خمار ḵẖammār (fr. ḵẖamr), s.m. orig. 'A wine maker';—a great drinker of wine, a drunkard;—adj. Much given to drink; crop-sick.