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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    To put into a vessel; ./j' a receptacle. To keep to one’s self, keep secret. Shouting; howling, barking. [Attention, care.] Vessel, vase, re- ^ ceptacle; bottle. Remembering; preserving in one’s memory, ft.’autious, attentive, on one’s guard.] Sack, tJhjj * large bag. Inferior house- utensils. Stupid; weak. 'Y.A 'i'*. iVcjN 5 Otj ^ if A servant; errand boy; valet. Stupid, weak. To be very hot \* and sultry (midday). To bum Jc 0j with anger; bear a grudge toward. I'o provoke to anger, ^ ^ incense. To bum with anger, be ^ furious with rage. Anger, hatred,, grudge. Din of arms. Turmoil, tumult. To enter, ^ enter and hid© one’s self in. To be ^ very intense (heat). Be emaci¬ ated and weakened (by heat). To weaken, emaciate one (fever). To roll on the gi'ound, in the dust. To be ill. J Violence of a fever; iSfrj intensity of an illness. Battle¬ field. I Attacked by illness, by a fever ; reduced by it. ^1 • ^ ^ ^ ^ I'o approach; Jcj if to ascend. Chamois; mountain-goat. Ante¬ lope. A refuge; asylum. Mountain-crag; rock. I'o sa’ute, greet. ♦ Good morning ^ and good evening (to you). 'I’o shout ^ (a crowd). To howl, yelp, bark. Jackal • ^ ^ ^X To gather; pre- if serve. To learn, remember, pre¬ serve in the memoiy. [To pay attention.]