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

  • William Thomson Wortabet
Date:
1888
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

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

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    - To expect, look for, hope for (something). To fall upon one another (enemies). A fall; falling. stroke. Occurrence. Elevated place (in moxmtains). Important position. Fall. Blow, stroke; coUi- sion. Event. Battle. [Meal]. Signature of a g prince. Edict. • • <J* I* • There is hatred in 3 his heart. Load, heavy burden (of an animal). Dignified bearing, gravity of manners; staidness. Mild¬ ness. ^ i' Same as foregoing {masc- and fern.'). To fall, fall down. To happen, occur. 'i^. . V .X r 'V To slander, insult one. To make an ^ impression on one (speech). To be pleasing to one, fall in with one’s wishes (something). - •\-' Event, accident, catas¬ trophe. Attack, encounter, bat¬ tle. The Resiu’rection. ^y' In fact. Conflict, j g <■*»j engagement, skirmish, battle Occurrence, event. Calumny; grudge. Calumniator, ie\S'j j j slanderer. Accord of voices, harmony of sounds. Expectation; hope. e>‘ Place where any object falls, where any event happens or occurs. A.<t» JJ Q To fight, attack, assail. To let fall, cause to fall down. To put the royal seal or signature to. To charge, IcVJjj C!'^ rush upon (the enemy). To communicate with a woman. ^ ■< To tune (voices, instru- ments). To throw down. To fight. To afflict, punish. Fall upon, attack. A®