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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    Revenue, in- come, receipts, imports. The composing • ^ j]y of the same verses by two poets without previous accord or plagiarism.' Road leading to g ■^jy a watering-place ; a waterfng- place. Access, entrance. Tinged.red, of a rose ^jy» colour, rosy. [Work-yard, work- iijj ^ shop ; timber-yard, etc. To throw 1,3° or lead into a diflSculty or hard¬ ship. To fall into difficulty. '^Jy A ^ ^ C To entangle one s self j io,*;.,! in a difficulty or danger. Preci- '!U\j pice, abyss, depth. Difficulty. Danger. To be pious. Be timid, timirous. To abstain *. from sin. To abstain from what is unlawful. Fear of God. Piety, godli- ness. Abstinence from what is unlawful. ^_ To come to a \ ^ n. watering-place. To arrive at (a place), approach to. m To receive (a letter); to come to hand. To arrive at, present one's self to. To paint red ; to dye rose- colour. To bloom (tree). To lead ^ \ \ to the watering-place (animals). To offer, present. Yield (a rent, produce). To state, narrate. To arrive (at a place) J\ one after another. Flower of a tree. ''jjYj g- Rose. Cockroach. ^ Red, rose,rose-coloured, Access to a ^\jj\ ^ ^ watering-place. A troop of travellers coming to a watering- place. Section of the Koran. Vein. Jugular vein. Coming, amving. New- :^yfyy comer. One who arrives or descends to the water. People going and coming; passers-by.