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ḥasb (inf. n. fr. حسب 'to reckon'), s.m. Computing; considering, reflecting upon;—sufficiency, a thing sufficing or sufficient for; quantity, etc. (see ḥasab);—adv. Agreeably (to), conformably (to), according (to), in conformity (with); as:—ḥasb-ě-ittifāq, adv. By chance:—ḥasb-ě-it̤mīnān, adv. To the satisfaction (of), in a satisfactory manner:—ḥasbu`l-irshād, ḥasbu`l-amr, adv. Agreeably to orders, according to orders, as ordered:—ḥasbu`l-imkān, adv. As far as possible:—ḥasbě-ḥāl, adv. According to circumstances, as exigency may require:—ḥasb-ě-dastūr, adv.=ḥasb-ě-ma`mūl, q.v.:—ḥasb-ě-dil-ḵẖẉāh, adv. Agreeably to the wish or desire (of, -ke), satisfactorily:—ḥasb-ě-ẕail, adv. As below or under, as follows:—ḥasb-ě-sarrishta, adv. As provided or regulated:—ḥasb-ě-ẓābit̤a, ḥasběqā`ida, adv. According to rule or practice, duly, formally:—ḥasb-ě-qānūn, adv. According to law, legally:—ḥasb-ě-murād, adv. According to the wish or desire (of, -ke):—ḥasb-ě-ma`mūl, or ḥasbu`l-ma`mūl, adv. Agreeably or according to custom, as usual:—ḥasb-ě-manshā, adv. Agreeably to the purport or intent (of); in the sense (of):—ḥasb-ě-mauq`a, adv. According to circumstances, as the case may demand:—ḥasb-ě-wāqě`, adv.=ḥasb-ě-mauq`a&ḥasb-ě-ḥāl.
Origin: Arabic