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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$Cotton carder. Instrument of the cotton- carder. To shake, push from one’s place. To be pushed, shaken. Snail. * wiW ^ To swear, take an oath. To swear to^ Jc J\ J liW (someone^ to do ('something). To exact an oath , Ci\r> from, make swear. Take an oath, ii.1 Vrf Cj.\\» or make a covenant with an¬ other. To bind one another by Cjilli an oath of covenant. Taking an [jQ^] oath, swearing. Oath ; ^ sworn covenant; pi: friendship; confederacy; league. • ,L> Fast friend, con- ^ 5 federate; fellow conspirator. Alliance, (by 'iiUrfj 'LilU sworn covenant). To shave; Cilo. ^ ^ shear. Halting place; place; quarter. Inn; stopping-place; camp. Dissohdng, resolving; ab- solving. One who declares any¬ thing laAvful, legitimate. Dissolved ; absolved ; weakened; enfeebled. To milk. To flow; fall in drops; exude. To milk; press out juice. Fresh milk; date-juice. Aleppo. \rS One who milks; milkman. ^ .Cl' ^ f (' .. Animal that yields much milk; milch-animal. Fresh milk. ^ Place of milking. A kind of cherry or plum (Cerasus mahaleb),(Pi’unus mahaleb L.), To shave off; CiW” «• pull out. [Bald; hairless; beardless. ;^lo\ 1 ^0 ^ '^o * '’V' To card cotton or ^ ^ separate it from its seeds. ^ ''1 Carding of cotton. .$