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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$^ . I-* Separated ; bare, naked ; alone; sole; unique. Through this alone \» that... Solely for... J Abstractions. Field- rat. Land full of rats. ^ ^ . < . • ^ • M v-rv-b U° To produce a low sound or noise, speak in a low, soft tone. Bell. To bruise; Vi u-L^' £ uv=r- bray,rub, grate; grind coarsely. Coarsely ground or pounded (grain); coarse flour. '• 'V iT P ^ ^ \ ^ ^ m **^0 ^ 4» ^ ^ ^ To swallow (water &c.) at once. Draught of water, draught; 4c^->. mouthful or gulp of water. '.A'\ - •tf'; w®'' To take up and remove ; shovel or sweep away; scour; scoop up. What is can-ied ^ away by the water; bank torn off or broken by a flood. That which sweeps, car- ries away (torrent). [One who cleans the streets]. Epidemic amongst animals; plague. To strip, deprive, rob one of ... <«» To strip,bare, denude; abstract, separate, isolate, detach. To be stripped, bared, denuded, etc. To free one’s self from; ^ be taken abstractly. To undress one’s self. ✓ 0*^ To devote one’s self j entirely to. > [ High bare mountains. ] •> ✓ Tract of land -without ^'j>r herbage. -> Locusts. (coll.') Branch of a palm-tree \j>r skipped of its leaves. [Staff, lance. Whole or complete year.] Squadron, company of horse (separate from the main body). Tally, register; cata¬ logue (taxes). [Gazette.] 5 f \ Naked, smooth; hairfess; without vegetation; complete (day, month, year). Act of separating; ab- stracting; isolating; stripping; detaching. Independance, isolation, :>^ ascetic life; abstraction. Impar¬ tiality.$