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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    Wealth, affluence; ^ abundance. [Economy; saving.] y'j Name of a metre in prosody W — W W — times repeated. Abundant,plentiful, numerous. Rich. Ample, wide. To walk rapid- ly, hasten. To find suitable, Vli j ^ if. fit, useful, profitable. «r I'o make fit; fit one thing ^ to another. To assist; grant success. Make circumstances favoiirable to one (God). To bring about an agreement between two parties. To agree or accord with, yield to; be in accordance with one’s wishes or interests. To agree with, Jt j\ ti ii?\y comply with one in. To succeed or prosper in an enterprise ; be happy, pros¬ perous. To come to an agree- J ment; agree together. To quicken one’ ^ steps, huiTy or push on, mend one’s speed. ✓ ^ ^ I’o penetrate, go ^ far into (a region). To fathom deeply (a science). ^ o ^ Good-for-nothing fellow, ^ scamp, vagabond. Parasite. Turmoil, ( # tumult; combat, war. To come, arrive; to ii\ ,\ \c. arrive at the court of a king (amljossador). ^ ^ J . .v'e Troop of new ^ Jii j comers. Deputation. Top of a sand-hill. A comer, amval. Envoy, Aijj ambassador. The leading cam¬ el or bird in a troop. J . « ^ _ > . \ \ To increase, multiply. j To increase (a thing), 'Ji 'J* 3 multiply it; make abundant (goods); augment. [To economise; save.] To receive one’s due.