Arabic-English dictionary / William Thomson Wortabet, with the collaboration of John Wortabet and Harvey Porter.

  • Wortabet, William Thomson.
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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    To love. •I w VT J, < :w^j Giver, bestower; one who makes many presents, liberal, gener¬ ous. Wahabite (a modern Mos- lem sect). Given, granted. ^ * o' Donee. il To ignite, ^ 'fj * blaze, and burn (fire). To kindle up and burn (fire). To glow (sunj. Glow, heat (of fire, sun). f Heat, intensity of heat. Blazing (fire). To prepare (-x,b._, Jaj if. a soft couch for one. Low gi’ound, deep valley; precipice; deep pit; abyss. To lead yjj ^ one into inextricable danger. To be weak, \ia»j ia{t ♦ faint. t* y ^ To make weak. To ia.\j throw down ; lead into adver¬ sity ; to wound, kill. . i To rush rashly into. Ja»y To love. li.j \i.j yy. * Beloved, dear. 'Jjyy^ j To reproach, repri- ^ y^y* mand. ^yy ^i'y ^yy ^ To be faint, weak. ^ yi^yj ^i'yy To slacken, relax J one’s efforts ; to be neglectful, careless. Fatigue, faintness, tMjy slackness, languidness. Slowness,slackness; delay neglect, carelessness. Lazy, languid; slow. Enamel; substance of glass. P ort, 5 ^ harbour; anchorage. J H *(* ^y ★ To grant, give as a present. Granted or 'J15 ^U» supposing I have acted thus. To make presents one to another. To ask for a present. ^yj Gift, present. ?? 5 Donation, gift, g present.