Arabic-English dictionary / William Thomson Wortabet, with the collaboration of John Wortabet and Harvey Porter.

  • William Thomson Wortabet
Date:
1888
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Credit: Arabic-English dictionary / William Thomson Wortabet, with the collaboration of John Wortabet and Harvey Porter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ¥ To be passionately ad- « > >r- dieted to, violently in love with, To lap ; suck. * [To come [iJij \ ^ together (crowd of people).] [ To have fa- Vls ljii'5 mihar intercomse with; be joined in close friendship.] [Familiarity, intimacy,] * To give an (“Jj ^') ^'y*\ ^ entertainment to one, a grand supper. Dinner-entertain - _ *2 T. p -5 2* ment; wedding-banquet. To be confused, sad, or over¬ powered with grief. To fill one with grief ilW. ^r. or confusion. Grrief, troubled sorrow. Deeply moved, stu- pefied with gvief. To bewail, j)-, * lament, utter piercing cries (womanj. Wailing, lamenta- tion, piercing cries for the deadi Birth, birthday or ^ ^ birthplace. Generation. * *1 Birthday, time of ^ birth. V ■' Christmas, birthday of Jesus Christ. Born of Arab and foreign origin. Introduced into modern usage (word, etc.). Apocryphal (book ). Mdwife. Born. Derived. JuW^, ^ Child. To cheat, l-Jj if. deceive. ^ ^ > • Fraud, deceit; falsification. To be extremely attached to, or infatuated with. [To light or kind’e (fire, ] lamp). [Match; material for light- ij^] ing with. To enamour, inflame one’s desire for. Viplent love, passion, desire. Falsehood,