حباب ḥabāb, vulg. ḥubāb
A حباب ḥabāb, vulg. ḥubāb, s.m. A bubble:—ḥabāb uṭhnā, v.n. Bubbles to rise, to bubble:—ḥabāb-sā, adj. (f. -ī), 'Bubble-like,' very frail, or thin, or slight, or little.
حبوب ḥubūb
A حبوب ḥubūb, s.f. pl. (of ḥabb), Grains (of corn, &c.); berries.
حب ḥabb, vulg. ḥab fr. حبّ, see next
A حب ḥabb, vulg. ḥab (fr. حبّ, see next), s.f. A grain (of corn, &c.); seed, kernel, or stone (of fruit); a berry;—a pill:—ḥabb-ě-balsān, s.f. The fruit of the tree called 'balm of Gilead,' Amyris gileadensis:—ḥabbuʼs-salāt̤īn, The purging croton nut:—ḥabbuʼl-g̠ār, Laurel berries.
حبيب ḥabīb fr. حب 'to love,' and=maḥbūb
A حبيب ḥabīb (fr. حب 'to love,' and=maḥbūb), s.m. A person loved or beloved; a lover, sweetheart; a friend.
حب ḥubb, vulg. ḥub inf. n. of حب 'to be beloved'
A حب ḥubb, vulg. ḥub (inf. n. of حب 'to be beloved'), s.f. Love, affection, friendship; inclination, wish, desire:—ḥubbuʼl-wat̤an, s.f. Love of one's country, patriotism:—ʻamal-ě-ḥubb, s.m. A love-charm.
