حَيِىَ(n. ac. حَيَاة [] ) a. Lived; came to life. b.(n. ac. حَيَآء [حَيَاْي]) [Min], Was ashamed of. حَيَّيَa. Kept alive; let live; brought to life; made to live preserved. b. Saluted, greeted. حَاْيَيَa. Made to blush. b. Fed (child). c. Stirred (fire). أَحْيَيَa. see II (a)b. Vivified; fertilized (ground). c. Raised from the dead. d. Watched ( at night ). e. Flourished. إِسْتَحْيَيَa. see II (a)b. [Bi or Min], Blushed at, was ashamed of; refrained from. c. Veiled ( herself: woman ). حَيّ (pl. أَحْيَآء [] ) a. Living, alive; animated, lively. b. Tribe. c. Neighbours; neighbourhood. حَِيّ [حَيّ] a. Be quick! Make haste! Hasten! حَيَّةa. Serpent. b. Wicked, vile (man). حَيَاa. Rain. حَيَاة [] a. Life. حَاوٍa. Serpent-tamer, juggler. حَيَآء [] a. Shame, modesty; fear of blame. حَيَوَان [] a. Living creature; animal. b. ( ), Bestial, brutish, animal. مُحَيَّى [ N. P. a. II], Face, visage. مُحْيِى [ N. Ag. a. IV], Author of life, life giver. b. He who raises from the dead (God). تَحِيَّة [ N. Ac. حَيَّيَ (حِيّ)] a. Salutation, greeting. إِحْيَآء [ N. Ac. a. IV], Preservation of life. b. Act of vivifying. حَيَوٰاة حَيَوٰة a. see [ ]. حَيْوَان a. see [ ].
