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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    Conuection, union of sever-Described, depicted. al things. Intercourse, union with the beloved object; friend¬ ship. connecting link. Receipt. The last night of a iill lunar month. Junction, union. ^ ^ Same as foregoing. Union J j of two friends. Prescribed (medicine). Adorned with a quality. Quahfied noun. To unite ^ one thing with another; to join, combine. (rift; charity; » *51 - & favour. Anival. Receipt, ^ acquitment. Continuity; contiguity, ^Cii\ adherence. Continuity. Union of two 'iLsl'J friends. Moshl (city of Mesopotamia). Contiguous; joined with ^ *• another. Continual. United, joined. jp;- Relative Pro- noun. To tie up, unite quickly. [Accuse, reproach.] Disgrace; reproach. Tolookthrousrh - a hole; to peep. kfy i^yy To reach a place, anive; to come to hand (a letter). To be Ji^\yy . united by an alliance, by a friendship. To give, present wuth. To lead or bring to ; to send, cause to reach to. To do or proceed wdthout inteiTup- tion ; to persevere in, persist in. To be united by friend- ship ; be joined, coupled. To arrive at, reach (a place). To receive with favour or kindness. To be joined ; be united by friendship one with another. ^ To be continuous, with- out interruption. To arrive at, reach. 4 To be united to, joined by, be contiguous, touching.