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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$->.o canying; ^ pregnancy; embryo in the womb; fruit of a tree. Burdeo, vt^3c;u:iu load. ' Lamb, ram ; sign of the Ram; Aries. Attack; charge of horse ; il, push; effort. Pregnant; laden IT*.^ ^ 3-*' with fruit; overflo'sving (rivei’). Porter, 5.\V.> >• > ^ ^ •>.^6 Sword-belt. iU r JV>-J Patience; endui-ance; tolerance; opinion; probabihty. To find stupid; be stupid; act foolishly. Stupidity, idiocy, foolishness. Stupid, idiotic, foolish; easily ruffled in temper, hot-tempered. Purslain {hot.). m fl* ''A e/' ^ ^ To cany, J, bear (burden, load). To attack, charge Jc Jv^>- (enemy). To incite, instigate, Jc excite to do the thing. Tobepreg-^,^i;;j^Vj;; uant; bear fruit; swell, over¬ flow (river). To impose a burden, burden, load (an ani¬ mal). To chafge %< one’s self with a burden; bear, support; suffer. To'bear heavily upon; Avrong ; impose upon one’s self or another a heavy burden. T. 0 be incited, insti- Pi gated against. To carry; bear, support, suffer; permit, alloAv; overlook an offence. To be allowable, j Jyi* possible. >v>-~ Litter; basket for J.Ci ^ carrying grapes; bier for the dead. Procession of the Holy Carpet. Probable, likely; admis- sible; allowable; possible. To open the eyes wide and stare at; gaze. The inner side] ^ jSC of the eye-lid. Father-in-law; brother - in - law: male re lation of one’s Avife.$