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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$CantioD, cautiotis- ^ ness; protectibn; guard; means of protection; amulet. [Anti¬ dote.] Fortified, guarded, pre- served with care ; valued. V' To guard, watch. To he cau- iSv'* tious; be on one’s guard. Guarding, watch- ing, surveillance. Watch, guard. Watch- ^ man, guard. One who is on his guard, cautious. Wood, 5; * thicket.] 5 Scales of fisli. Shirt of mail. > -V ' ' v. * To crave, strive for; Jc l«<5>j>. covet eagerly. Greed, craving, eagerness. Eager, ^ greedy; covetous. To incite, instigate, Jc encourage. To turn \ij>- >-9 * from (the proper way or man¬ ner;) deviate; change the meaning or form of words. Agi'iculture; tilling of the ground. ^ Ploughman, peasant. > 1''-' ■’ \''' \'° ^ -w •>' ./> •j- 0 A plough. Instrument for stirring the fire. To be close; oppressed, straightened; be bewildered with fear ; commit a crime. Forbid, prohibit. Narrow and woody place; crime; anything forbidden; bier. Auction ; selling out; cry of a seller. To be angry; Jc ^ J-'i^ exasperated. To withdraw from ^c. one’s people ; isolate one’s self. Anger, grudge, hatred. :>j>- Lizard. g Oj'Vr To guard care- ’S' fully. To be cautious, on one’s guard. ^ To guard carefully; ^j>- serve as a refuge (placej. To guard 3^^ against, bh on one’s guard against.$