something like a drinking cup, synonyms ṭirjahālah and finjānah; a small finjānah is called a sawmalah
and shawārif,
“a vessel for wine such as a jar or the like”
and cups, and pitchers, and bottles, and goblets, and bowls, and drinking scoops, and plates, and utensils, and wine-jars, and crocks, and tuns, and platters, and trenchers, and food trays, and troughs, and tureens, and milk pails, and decanters, and casseroles, and drinking horns, and wine vessels, and beakers, and kettles, and strainers, and jeroboams,
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and the jahmah,
“a huge cooking pot”
and the hayṭalah,
“a brass cooking pot”
and the mirjal,
“a cooking pot of stone or copper”
and the kaft,
“a small cooking pot”
and hiljāb,
“a large cooking pot”; synonym bisāṭ
and the taʾmūrah,
“a pitcher, or a kind of wine receptacle, or a thamīmah627 with a narrow top”
and the qaʿn,
“a kneading bowl”
and the jām,
[“silver vessel”] “too well known to require definition”; synonym ṣāʿ
and the makkūk,
“a drinking scoop”
and the ʿayzār,
“a kind of glass drinking bowl”
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and suʿūf,
“large drinking bowls, or household goods, or anything, be it a slave, or a valued possession, or a house, that is of quality and value; singular saʿaf… and spelled saʿf it means ‘… an item of goods’”
and the warsī,
“a drinking bowl of the best wood”
and the zawrāʾ,
“a silver vessel”
and the fāthūr,
“a basin, or dining table made of marble or silver, or a wine vessel, or a decanter”
and the qudhmūr,
“a silver dining table”
and the daysaq,
“a silver dining table”
and the qarqār,
“a vessel”
and the mathbanah,
“a purse in which a woman puts her mirror and its accessories”
and the ʿikm,
“a piece of carpet in which a woman wraps her supplies”
and the qashwah,
“a palm-leaf basket for a woman’s perfumes”
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and the juʾnah,
“a basket lined with hide”; a container for perfume
and the ʿatīdah,
“a drum, or a casket containing a man’s or a bridegroom’s perfume”; synonym sharīṭ
and durj,
“small containers used by women”; singular durjah
and the ṣiwān,
“the thing in which clothes are kept”
and the takht,
“a container in which clothes and the like are kept”; synonyms ʿaybah and mabnāh
and asṭān,
“brass vessels”
and the abzan,
“a basin for ablution, sometimes made of copper”
and shijāb,
“upright pieces of wood on which clothes are placed”
and the ghudun,
“ghidān [plural] are bars from which clothes are hung”
and the qafadānah,
“an outer covering for a kohl pot, or a leather pouch for solid perfumes and so on”
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and ḥanājīd,
“the ḥunjūd [singular] is a tall bottle for dharīrah, or a receptacle like a small safaṭ”; synonym ḥunjūr
and bazz,
“clothes, or household goods such as clothes and the like”
and ʿaqār,
“household goods, or the most prized of these that are only used on feast days”
and thaqal,
“anything precious and cared for”
and batāt,
“furniture, or household goods”; synonyms maḥāsh, athalah, shadhab, zalzal, aharah, rihāṭ, and sufāṭah; the cloth for a tent is called khāshi māshi, qāsh māsh, and qarbashūsh
and najd,
“the carpets and spreads with which a house is upholstered”
and the naḍad,
“a bed frame on which household goods are placed in layers”
and the naḍīdah,
“a cushion, or any other stuffed household item”
and the būriyyah,
“a woven mat”
and the miswar,
“a rest made of hide”
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and the ʿabqarī,
“a kind of carpet”
and rafraf,
“green lengths of cloth from which bedspreads are made and which are spread out;… or bedding, or cushions, or carpets”
and the zilliyyah,
“a carpet”
and the namaṭ,
“a kind of carpet”
and the miskhiyyah,
“a kind of carpet”
and the irāḍ,
“a huge carpet of wool or camel hair”
and nusuj,
“mats”
and zarābī,
“small cushions, or carpets, or anything that is used to rest one’s body on”; singular zirbī
and riḥāl,
“saddlecloths of the kind called ṭanāfis, made of cloth from al-Ḥīrah”
and namāriq,
“small cushions, or silk saddlecloths, or saddlecloths of the kind called ṭanāfis”