عجائب ʻajāʼib pl. of عجيب ʻajīb, q.v.
A عجائب ʻajāʼib (pl. of عجيب ʻajīb, q.v.), adj. & s.m. Wonderful, strange, extraordinary;—wonders, wonderful things, curiosities:—ʻajāʼib-ḵẖāna, or ʻajāʼib-ghar, s.m. A museum:—ʻajāʼibu-l-maḵẖlūqāt, s.m. The wonders of the creation; monsters:—ʻajāʼib-o-g̠arāʼib, s.m. pl. =ʻajāʼib.
عذاب ʻaẕāb v.n. عذب 'to prevent; to deter'
A عذاب ʻaẕāb (v.n. عذب 'to prevent; to deter'), s.m. Punishment, chastisement; pain, torture, torment; martyrdom (met.) difficulty, painful or troublesome affair or event, distressing affair:—ʻaẕāb mol-lenā, v.n. 'To purchase pain or trouble,' to bring difficulties or trouble, &c. on oneself:—ʻaẕāb-meṅ paṛnā or phaṅsnā, v.n. To be involved in trouble, to be entangled in difficulties.
عجيب ʻajīb v.n. fr. عجب 'to wonder'; see ʻajab
A عجيب ʻajīb (v.n. fr. عجب 'to wonder'; see ʻajab), adj. Inducing wonder or admiration, wonderful, surprising, astonishing, marvellous, admirable, strange, extraordinary, rare, unique.
ايجاب ījāb
A ايجاب ījāb [inf. n. iv of وجب 'to be necessary,' &c.], s.m. Rendering necessary; (in Logic) affirmation (as opp. to 'privation'); assent; (in Moḥammadan law) the first proposal made by one of the parties in negotiating or concluding a bargain:—ījāb-o-qabūl, s.m. Proposal and assent or acceptance (in a negotiation of marriage, &c.).
عجب ʻujb from عجب ʻujiba, perf. pass. of iv, or fr. اعجاب ěʻjāb, inf. n. of iv of عجب 'to wonder'
A عجب ʻujb (from عجب ʻujiba, perf. pass. of iv, or fr. اعجاب ěʻjāb, inf. n. of iv of عجب 'to wonder'), s.m. Self-admiration, self-conceit, vanity, pride, haughtiness.
