A Dictionary of the Persian and Arabic Languages, page 265, By Joseph Barretto, Junior, Volume Second, Calcutta: Printed by S. Greenway, India Gazette Press, 1806
Sekhmet: Darkness
A Dictionary of the Persian and Arabic Languages
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