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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    I ^Too^ Let him alone ! jij ^;;•) • ♦ (Imperative), To scratch the Vo j i5 # face with the nails. Peaceableness, mildness, IcS gentleness. Rest, quiet; gentleness, ic .3 Pain, suffering. Vice, fault, ioj “f ^ ^ * To push, \jj V- 'JJ* drive away. Behind, or what is in front; on the other side,beyond. To use craft V,\**. . & 0 * and cunning in order to de¬ ceive one. < mildness of character. Quiet, gentle, humble, peacable, of mild character. •J ^ Deposit, (Fem. ofXn\y^ safe-keeping; trust, charge. Lair, den. Space between two ribs. Span. Mouse- hole. [Obliquity. Diagonal.] ^01J Depositor. ^ Depository; depositing place. Womb. To atone for a murder by paying blood- money. ✓ < To perish, be lost. <1 ^ Be well armed. To inherit. ’VJ.? To bequeath; to leave as a legacy to. To inherit, possess by right of inheritance; be trans¬ mitted by inheritance. Inheritance ; herit- XVjjj age. TT • • -i \*> * V Heir; in- ^ heritor. To be carried 5t C5 off by death. 4. 3 Blood-money paid oViji ^ by the murderer to the parents or kinsmen of the murdered person. Valley, tjjl ^ dale, low ground. You are Inherited, transmitted by inheritance. in one valley, and we in an¬ other, i. e. “ We do not share the same opinion To rebuke, re- 'Ju + proach; humiliate.