عبا ʻabā v.n. fr. عبي, or عبأ 'to prepare,' c.
A عبا ʻabā (v.n. fr. عبي, or عبأ 'to prepare,' &c.), s.f. A woollen cloak or habit, very loose, and open in front all the way down the centre (not unlike a boat-cloak; it is usually of a black colour with stripes, and is worn by dervises or faqīrs).
ابا ibā
A ابا ibā, s.m. Denying, refusing; denial:—ibā karnā, v.t. To refuse, deny.
عيبي ʻaibī rel. n. fr. ʻaib
P عيبي ʻaibī (rel. n. fr. ʻaib), adj. & s.m. (H. fem. ʻaiban), Unsound, faulty, defective; vicious; infamous;—one-eyed; squint-eyed;—a vicious person, a bad character.
آبي ābī
P آبي ābī, adj. Of or belonging to water, aquatic; watery, moist, humid; irrigated; watery blue, light blue:—s.f. light blue colour;—a kind of bread (made of water in place of milk and butter).—ābī g̠ẖoṛā, s.m. The sea-horse, river horse.
آبائي ābāʼī from ābā, q.v.
A آبائي ābāʼī (from ābā, q.v.), adj. Belonging to or descending from one's ancestors, paternal.
