plural of 'sahir', magicians, the group of magician, experts of magic

a desert, waste, wilderness, a place where there is no water, grass and tree etc.

of or belonging to town or city, urban, inhabitant of a city, a citizen, a townsman, anything belonging to a city

of or relating to the desert, or jungle

epithalamion, garland for marriage

bridal garland hung from the head, garland or wreath worn on the head by the bride or the bridegroom, bridal chaplet

an act of shuddering, tremble, shiver

tree colored, tricolor

the effect of magic, Metaphorically: effective, attractive

Plural of صحرا , Deserts, plains.

deserts

assistance, aid, help

assistance, aid, help, support

tie the bridal chaplet

string flowers into a chaplet

lion-like, fierce, bold

to give credit to, acknowledge or praise for some achievement

to take credit of, to attribute an achievement to oneself

deeply in love, infatuated, dotty about, mad after (someone)

be married

juice

marriage, wedding, happiness, delight, pleasure, joy

poetical, of poets or poetry, related to poetry

Sirius, a star in the constellation Canis Major, the brightest star in the sky

kinaara

hissa

to sing nuptial poem or song

magic, sorcery, enchantment, necromancy, cunning, deception, political stunt

to write a nuptial poem

deeply in love (with)

to write a nuptial poem or song

food eaten by Mohammedans a little before dawn during the fast of Ramazan

saltpetre

saline

fame, renown, reputation, notableness

purchase, buying

mister, an address of respect