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

William Thomson Wortabet

Date:: 1888

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

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$4 To prostrate one’s self in J adoration. Pi*ostration (in worship); snoring, purring. Gurgling, murmur of flow- ing water; rumbling noise; snoring. Anything producing a rum- bling, gurgling noise; murmur¬ ing; snoring. Served, one who has serv- ^p-xk ants; lord, master. To show friendship to; ti-eat as a friend. Spring, or fountain with Friend, com- ^ ' J<>\ g cn J<>, j panion, comrade, lover. To walk Cl j£>, Oi 15 apace, rapidly (horse, camel). Prince, vice - roy; (Khed- abundant water pouring forth with a gurgling sound ; [sink]. Ease the \y‘j^ '\sj^ ^ bowels, void the excrement. Excrement. y- Stool; easing of the bowels. i\ . Privy; water-closet. i\ To be in a state \,\ of ruin; desolate, waste. -I <—-tt- e -r ✓ ^ , I ^ , I? I s-Lo^ To demolish, destroy, devastate, ruin; spoil. To be destroyed, ruined, demolished. Depopulated, devastated, ruined; empty. ive, Pers:) '<>_j I 3(> JAis- J 3i> it To forsake, abstain from aiding; remain behind. To be helpless and forsaken. JA>i 1 One who forsakes his friend; «> Avho renounces his religion; separated from the flock. Abandoned, for- J-.j'S 5 3>' saken; helpless.. To cut inte l< pieces, cut. Strike A\'ith the claw (bird). To hasten, go (1 jc. J-AV quickly ; be cut off, lopped. Be drunk. Cut off (ear); di-unk. Devastator; de- ^ CjjW*’ stroyer; brigand, robber. Devastation, de- stinction; ruin, waste. \< 5 To gnrglo (water); ^ ^ rumble, rustle, (win 5) ; 'snore; purr. To fall, fall and make a sound in falling.$