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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    object; attain one’s aim. .V* 'oh 0^0 ♦ To reside in a place, stay there permanently, abide, dwell. To select a country to reside in; inhabit. ■^0-' ^ To accustom one s Iwa! self to ; prepare one’s self for. Residence, home. jVWj' g Native country. Fixed abode, g O^y home, etc. ’ level (land); to make (the bed) smooth and soft. To render easy, facilitate (an affair). t< ^ ■t-' i u.;\, \k'' To agree upon; come to an un¬ derstanding with. 4' A bat. Mountain-swallow. j; . C>; -uw, 'Jii# To persevere, continue, persist in. Perseverance, assiduity, application. < ^ To assign to one his ^ ration or pay. [^To give an office to one; raise to a dignity.] <r [To be employed, be y entrusted with an office ; raised to a dignity.] Pay, salary; pension; daily ration of food. [Office, function, employ ; dig¬ nity.] To come to a mu- W'J tual agreement. Low place, low ground, AW^ loAV pai't; anything low. Docile; humiliated, trod- den upon. [Low. ] Where one y.y J, puts the foot; foot-stool. Accord, agreement. sVbl^* To fix, * make firm, consolidate. To be made firm, fixed, ALy consolidated. Mountains. Firm, solid, fixed, immovable. Foimdations (of a build- ing). Tripods. Object, purpose, ♦ need.