350
Alf Laylah wa Laylah.
| Bárid (cold = silly, contemptible, foolish) | 7 |
| Báshik (small sparrow-hawk) | 61 |
| Bath (first after sickness) | 266 |
| Bází (Pers. Báz) = F. peregrinator, hawk, falcon | 138 |
| Beard (long, and short wits) | 247 |
| (forked, characteristic of a Persian) | 325 |
| Beast-stories (oldest matter in The Nights) | 114 |
| Beauties of nature provoke hunger in Orientals | 32 |
| Bhang (properties of the drug) | 91 |
| Bilád al-Súdán = Land of the blacks (our Soudan) | 75 |
| Bilál (benefits), name of Mohammed's Muazzin | 106 |
| Bint 'arús = daughter of the bridegroom (Ichneumon) | 147 |
| Birds denote the neighbourhood of a village | 280 |
| Bismilláh (Bi 'Smi 'lláh = in the name of God, etc.) | 182 |
| Blaze (see Ghurrah) | 118 |
| Boasting of one's tribe (see Renowning it) | 80 |
| Bostán (female Pr. N.) = flower-garden | 345 |
| Braying of the ass | 117 |
| Brothers of Purity | 150 |
| of ignorance = Ignoramus | 163 |
| Brotherhood (forms of making) | 151 |
| Bruising the testicles a feminine mode of murdering men | 3 |
| Budúr (Badoura) = full moons | 228 |
| Bukhti (two-humped camel) | 67 |
| Caliphs Tái li 'llah | 51; 307 |
| Walíd (Al-) | 69 |
| Mu'atasim bi 'llah | 81 |
| Wásik (Al-) | ib. |
| Abd al-Malik bin Marwan | 319 |
| Ali | ib. |
| Mu'áwiyah | ib. |
| Camels (breeds of) | 67; 110 |
| (names) | 110 |
| (haltered, nose-ring used for dromedaries) | 120 |
| (Mehari, Mahríyah) | 277 |
| Camphor (simile for a fair face) | 174 |
| Carat = Kirát | 239 |
| Carnelion stone bitten with pearls = lips with teeth in sign of anger | 179 |
| Cat (puss, etc.) | 149 |
| Cervantes and Arab Romance | 66 |
| Chaff | 23 |
| Chameleon (father of coolness) | 165 |
| Cheese a styptic | 3 |
| Clapping hands to call servants | 173 |
| Clogs = Kubkáb | 92 |
| Coition (postures of) | 93 |
| Cold-of-countenance = a fool | 7 |
| Cold speech = a silly or abusive tirade | ib. |
| Comrades of the Cave | 128 |
| Constipation (La) rend rigoreux | 242 |
| Copulation (postures of) | 93 |
| Cowardice equally divided | 173 |
| Criss 'cross Row | 236 |
| Dalhamah (Romance of) | 112 |
| Dara' (dira) = habergeon, coat of ring-mail, etc. | 109 |
| Daughters of Sa'adah = zebras | 65 |
| of the bier = Ursa major | 28; 221 |
| Day of Doom (mutual retaliation) | 128 |
| (length of) | 299 |
| "Death in a crowd as good as a feast" (Persian proverb) | 141 |
| Divorce (triple) | 292 |
| Doors (usually shut with a wooden bolt) | 198 |
| Double entendre | 234 |
| Dreams (true at later night) | 258 |
| Drinking at dawn | 20 |
| their death agony = suffering similar pain | 315 |
| Dromedary (see Camel) | |
| (guided by a nose-ring) | 120 |
| Dunyá (P. N.) = world | 7; 319 |
| Durrah (vulg. for Zarrat q.v.). |
| Easterns sleep with covered heads | 345 |
| Eating together makes friends | 71 |
| Egyptian (= archi-) polissonnerie | 243 |
| Euphemy | 68; 102; 209; 267; 338 |
| Evacuation (and Constipation) | 242 |
| Eve (the true seducer) | 166 |
| Eye (darkening from wine or passion) | 224 |
| (orbits slit up and down the face of a hideous Jinn) | 235 |
